North Carolina Newspapers

uO :a9 OL. V. THIRD SERIES. SALISBURY N. C.,: FEBRUARY, 25, 1875 NO. 70.--WHOLE NO. fl CBMSIIKD WEEKLY. J. J. BRUNER, Proprietor and Ed Sum . J. J. STEWART Associate Editor. HATCH OF MJBCBIPTIOH WF.F.KLY WATCHMAN. Year, payable in advauete. IffOWTHS, Copies to any address ...f2.(0 1.25 10.0 DVDRT 11 Mi RATES t Square (1 inch) One insertion $100 " two " 1.50 for greater number oi insertions ate. Special notices 25 per cent, more a regulr advertisements. Reading notice llg per line lor eacn inuow uiKruuu UANAHANI . :--eW 'J t -- mrw . - ' ... " - - - animpob: 1 GUANO. .1 AGENDINE ANIMAL DEPOSIT. A MONOPOLY OF T0I8 VALUABLE DEPOSIT HAS BEEN CREATED M in favor of this Comnanv bv the Crown officers. The name "GUANAHANI !" is a Registered TRADE MARK at the United States Patent Office, and all persons are warned irom maatog use oi tne same in connection wun lenmicn in uj iu. a rj.i Eswhef THE COMPANY GUARANTEE THAT EVERY CARGO will be ANALYZED BEFORE IT IS OFFERED FOR SALE. w mm vx vaua xieiore mm volar A Strange Story. eeems U. be a far off mighty lor that baa in tne dole a natural phenomena are From tne San Francisco Examiner, 19th, nit. cnm npr to as, and made speech for H When the Confederal army under General Lee was forced back from the trenches at Peters berg by the Federal ascribed directly to their eutbor without any intermediate canse. "Who comman- deth the too and it rieeth not "The 'fit FAVORITE HOME REMEDY eminently a Family Medicine; and by be kept ready for immediate resort win y an hour of suffering ana many a uouar time and doctors bill. ( After over Forty Years trial it is still re- LeJ jHL' - .......IIAJ n.tinkniula to It iTinjr in ratwi umiuniiiicu ii.u.v..." Hfc. m . l l 1 a . net from persons oi tne nignew cnarncw, responsibility. Eminnt physicians coro- isd it sa the moat EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC lor all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and The 8YMTOMS of Liver Complaint are I bitter or had taste in the mouth ; Pain in the lack. Slues or Joints, often mistaken for ihcumntiam ; Sous Stomach ; Loss of Appe- e ; Bowels alternately costive nnd lax ; Bead ache ; Loss of memory, with a painful Munition of having failed to do something which ought to have been done ; Debility. Low Spirits, a thick yellow appearance of the Skin lad Eyes, s dry Cough often mistaken for Con Emption. I Sometime many of these symtora attend the kiseaae, at others very few ; but the Liver, the Lrgeat organ in the body, is ger.erjrtly the seat If the disease, and H not Kecuiaien in time. tt suflermg, wretchedness and DLjALti will lie. For DYSPEPSI A, CONSTIPATION, Jsnn- ..... nf r.Tr rin t. , iXJ f.AiA pee, union aiiacK, suv. rv nriv n.,n.v..nv lepression of Suirits, SULK SlUJUn, Irart Burn. Ac.. c. Fhs Cheapest and Purest Family Medicine in is world 1 m Manufactured only by 7. XX ZBZZ.XZO' dL CO , f : a .i i - - - r r f r t wit anv n.i;i!mA Pmf TT O WHITE. Professor of Chemistry. University of Georgia ; Prof. F. A. GENTH, Philadelphia, Professor of Applied Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania. IMPORTED ONLY IT THE CU AN AHANI GUANO COMPANY, PETERSBURG, V-S.. "Louisiana Primer. The following from new primer in New Orleans, is not badft This is a pietare of a soldier. He is a e General says "I am not afraid." wish yon thing to Here General bandit. letter t No, he will not write a letter ; frost like ashes." "He eastetb fourth hit he will send a telegram. iee like morsels.' "Fire and hail : snow This is the picture of a President. A and vapor : stormy winds fulfilling His cat cn look at a President. See, there Word." Lightning is the fire of God," in Congress. The Congress is afraid of wbieh "He dtreeteth to the ends of the the President. The President can make earth." "He thnndereth with the voice a Governor and he can make Legislature ; of His excellency." Wind is ' the breath perhaps be can make a Congress too. of God whereby froat is given." He Here is the picture of a Governor, haogeth the earth npon nothing;" He The Governor loves the bends and the lookdth npon; and It trcmbletb; He touch people's money, bnt tbe Governor would tth the hills and they smoke," referring not take the people's money for anything perhaps to volcanic phenomena. There in the world. We have a de facto Gov- it, in the language of the Bible, little die- ernor. He is a good man. The people love him He loves the President and the President loves him n . i . . aa it your hair was kinky and your skin raon's army black, you might some day be a Gover- I When the question was asked, "Who nor. can stand before God's cold V It is im- See the President and the Governor plied, that God is the author of cold ; and the General, all minting. What that its opperations are snbjeet to him ; makes them all run eo f Are they afraid ? that it is somethimg extremely powerful Yes, they are afraid of the banditti. that no one can resist. And though many experiments have been made to show a positive principle as the cause of the Section 1. TJie General AssemUu of peculiar effects of cold, yet. it must be North Carolina do enact, That the legal Howed negative existence. Bat, rate of interest shall be six self there ; the the vey it to the trans-Mississippi Depai ment, if possible, there to make a final stand. The treasure was carried down to Charlotte N. C, where the railroad ended. At th place it was decided to leave the money belonging to the Bank of Virginia in keeping of their officers. The rest of the money belonging to the Confederate States was placed in wagons and the re treat continued. The brigades of Gens. Bssil Duke and VetHrhan, who had sue ceeded in escaping from East Tennessee and had arrived at Charlotte a few days before, were placed, under the orders of arm, move us by something aorc 'trri by. their prettinessby their close kinship with all we have known of tenderness snd peace. The eznrMalon nf Ui. im. ii rtueoces all who see it, (it is sasedleas ss"w say that there ar gentlseaen with whiskers dyed snd uodyed who see none of ft srhaHM ever ;) and for this reason the noblest sua - w " -" m. ni VtiBllBBSB aw avs SJBSBSt emmr.. t awnee. i rear, tbe LntMWV SST I i:r :. .. r human life is likely to coatinae for i time to come, in suite of mmtl iU.ll uuera, who rc rewjT vi n ma awaKBWMiniai for avoiding all mistakes of the UsAa! Gto. EUot. tat tinction made between the common opets Generd John cTjreckinridge, to act as ations of the laws of nature and miracu- an escort to the treasure, and the command lous works, as m tbe destruction of Pha- nroeeeded south until Greensboro, Wssh- 8TJHBT8B Bt Strx J . J tmJLum DrcKsov. - w-fa When night's dark veil mils into day, 1 How beautiful the rising son Throws o'er the earth his glitering iay, Which brighter glows till day Is done. Oh Um He spreads hi mantle o'er each vale, In-offerine this FERTILIZER to the Agricultural Community a Second Season we do so rith the utmost Confidence, feeling satisfied that the high opinion, we .formed, and expressed And lights them up with sparkling flow, V7I e kisses soft the whiaperin tale. He kisses soft the whiaperine rale. And all the limpid stream, which per cent, per 80 tonishing and sublime are the effects QCky ones interest may frost so wide its eternal dominion in rjomnanv 1 lugton county, Georgia, was reached. At this point information was received that the Federal General, Wilsrn, had captured Macon, a few miles distant, and iu the line of retreat to the trans-Missis sippi department. The news soon got among the men. They became demora lized, and a rush was made for the wagons All quivering in a bed of light, containing tbe treasure. It was speedily When every angry wave's at devilled amnncr tham tlm nffiM Kainv , "" ft TT- , . . unab e to restrain the men. A mnnr tl.n " c uaau xnm 7 CJOUa i ws He decks the sky in colors bright, Until it looks like ocean's breast were two soldiers belonging to anuum, or for such time as interest may 0 frostso wide its eternal dominion n Company B. Third Tennessee Mounted w lent tomb the fleecy accrue, and no more; provided, hofoever, tne world, , arouud tbe poles or the earth, f v.su-han'. hria.d fmm l-lm. T p. ' " Monro counn And ss we look it brings to mind, is m lent tomb the fleecy ah roods, Tbe better land which lias behind. That nnon sneeial contract in wntine signed bv the nartv to be charred there. French philosopher makes the temperature last season .based on its Chemical Constituents have been most satisfactorily borne out by the with, or bis agent, so great a rate as eight lhe celestial spaces to be 224 degrees test, by which all Fertilizers must be judged, that of the Plantation. ee,nt mv be allowed. below aero on our thermometer that it Last season, owing to the lateness at which we commenced importing we were forced to put R Thatnn nsnna banking inati is not strange that men who observe its u j j 6 j A u j j Vi our Guano on the market at once, but now having continuedo.tr importations during the sum- ?K'2 I bat no person, banking m8t1' nhenomen .hnnld K- K-K-JIr bandreJ nd fiftI thousand doll .... .... '. . , .t m. I,-. I-..? . tnlinn nni-nnrx M, .n r,r ..imnnntl n n- . a nu U ne 11 0 m 0 n a. S tl 0 11 1 1 1 be SOW tO hp RVP. .ll 11 .1 i "i wt '"" wB,ruJi . . ' , - . goiu, anu wnen tne panic spread 1 11 j. .t ' J? . I . t I that If la n moM k.nn n !, I . . . mer and fall, snd having large and well ventilated Warehouses in this City and City Point, we tution are enabled to put oor Guano on tbe Market, in a condition aa to dryness, and freedom from lumps, equal to any Manufactured Fertiliser. We solicit a careful persual of our Circular containing the certificates sent us, and which can be had on application at this OFFICE, or from sny of our AGENTS. Having nothing to con ceal, we made sn innovation on established usage, by publishing those letters received unfavora ble to our Guano, but careful inquiry In many cases proves that the cause of its failure was not contract shall directly or indirectly take for loans of any moneys, wares, merchan dise, real estate, or commodities whatever, above the value of six dollars pr eight dollars as provided in section first of this I Macon Ga., and Philadelphia. rice tl.OO. Bold by all Diuggists. owing to sny fault in tbe Guano, but to those far beyond our control We have frequently act, by way of discount or interest for the heard the same complaints of its kindred Fertilizer, Peruvian Ouano, but tne concurreni xesti- monv of well known farmers and Planters from Maryland to the extreme western counties oi North Carolina, justify us in claiming a place for our Fertiliser Superior to many, anu oeconu to None. We confidently expect tbe continued patronage of the Agricultural Community and no exer tion shall be spared on our part to make THE STANDARD FERTILIZER FOR THE COTTON, TOBACCO & GRAIN CROPS OF THE SOUTH. that it is a mere absence of heat. As God is said to "make darkness," which is the want of light, so cold, the absence of heat is ilia. And to know how terrible a power this is, we must vis it the frigid aone. "In the northern part forbearance of one hundred dollars for 01 wien and Knssia, the rivers and ooe year, and so after the rate as above ordinary lakes are frozen to the depth of specified for a greater or less sum, or for wyeral feet; wine, and even ardent a longer or shorter lime. All bonds, con- Pils, become converted into a spongy tracts, and assurrances whatsoever, for mmM of iee; and as the cold still augments, tho pavment of any principal or money t penetrates the living forest, and enn- to be lent, or covenanted to be performed, goals the very sap o' the trees, which m s . .1 a ia nnll It. m ft 4 - .1.1. 1 - - tl nnon or tor anv nsurv. wliereunon or """"""J "uj ium wuenim ex counly Tennessee. One of them was named Albert Stevens, and the other we will designate J. T. Jone. They bad charge of a wagon, containing one are tn among Carolina Fertilizer. I CASH PRICES $50 00 PER TON OF I 2,000 POUNDS. I TIME PRICE k58 PER 2,000 lbs. paya ble Nov. l. the high standard of qual ity has been fully main Itained. and it is considered BY THOSE WHO HAVE GIVEN IT A FAIR TRIAL THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED. Liberal and advanta geous Terms for Large ots Given on Applica tion. :o:- DIRECTORS. President, N. M. TANNOR, of Rowlctt, Tannor & Co. Viee President ROBT. A. MARTIN, of Robt A. Martin & Co. JOHN B. STEVENS, of Stevens Brothers. 8. P. ARRINGTON, of John Arrington & Sons. JOHN R. PATTERSON, of Pettersou, & 80ns. O. R. BISHOP of Bishop & Branch. rhereby there shall be reserved or taken above the rate of sic dollars n the hun dred-as aforesaid shall be void, and every person, banking institution, corporation or company, who, upon any contract, shall take, accept and retulve, hy -way of any corrupt bargain, lorm or otbor means 1. sa bi a wnat8oever, tor tne forbearing or giving day of payment, a rate of interest greater than hereinbefore specified, shall forfeit and lose for every such offence, the donble value of the moneys, wares, merchandise or real estate eo lent, bargained or ex changed to any person who will sue for the same. pansion with Baltic Sea has tremendous noise. The been repeatedly covered with a solid floor of ice capable of- trans porting whole armies with all their stores and engines of war." In Franklin's Ex pedition, be remarks, that "the trees froae tn their very centres and became hard as stones and more difficult to cut. Some of the axes were broken daily. Dr. Kane, under date of November 27, 1S53, says : "It must have been very cold, for a bottle of whiskey of good stiff proof froze under Dr. Bonsall s head." This was in latitude 78 north : "Oa the fifth of February, our thermometers 1 . Sec. 3. That every person, banking JS110 t0 BD0W unexampled temperature inalitntinn. enrnnra! i.n nr onmnnnv and a uey ramaeu jrom ou 10 IV ueerees ne . a ii- a m tne soiuiera, anu me erf was "sauve qm peut;' they retained their presence of mind and drove off in the woods, where they devided the money, making some seventy-five thousand dollars apiece, and separated, Stevens taking his to his homo in Tennessee, whore he buried it confiding its hiding-place to his mother, a very old lady, r inding that it would be danger ous for bim to remain in Tennessee owing to the unsettled condition of things there, the people being equally divided on the question of tho war, be went to Georgia, where he found .Junes, who had bought a small place and was quietly waiting un til it should be safe for him to return home. Stevens stayed awhile with Jones and then went off to another part of Georgia to visit some relatives. Before going, however, lie informed Jones about tbe biding of bis money and his mother's knowledge of its whereabouts. As soon as Stevens was gone, Jones mounted his horse and made a bee-line for Tennessee, to the place where Stevens lived. Arriv ing there lie presented his comrade's mother with a forged letter, purporting to come from her son, directing her to deliv er the money to Jones, which the old lady did. Jones then started direct for California. Arriving here be purchased a For those sweet clouds seem bof s gate, That opens to s world of light, Where bring dwell in high estate, Divinely robed in spotless white. Ah well ! there b a happy land. Beyond lite flushing clouds of morn ; Oh 1 'tis a brigbt and shining strand, And there our much loved kindred's I There two, we all one daj shall Yem meet ia thai World se fair, And bowing at Jehovah's feet, We'll rend with praise the golden air. Don't QuarreL the most easy, most 7" JOHN MANN, DAVID CALLENDER, W A K. FALKENER FRANK POTTS, General Agent. ' 1 J v la ait - -aw. j ii v r m m n w Turn nun nna pavw ba . m at a a t aa m a r w 1 . . a . - an omcers anu agems ot any oanaing 1 , - " "-yi targe tract of lanf in Mendocino county, ofwii cat vii a u w iluuclu luratl ui FOR SALE BY MERONEY & BURROUGHS BRO., SAL1SBYRY, N. C. SPRINGS. CHORLOTTE, N. C. our best spirit standard gave 99 decrees be low the freezing point of water. At these temperatures chloric ether became solid. and carefully prepared cbloriform exhibit ed a granular pellicle ou its surface. "The exhalations from the surface of the institution, corporation or company who shall violate the provisions of this act, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on conviction iu the Superior Court, shall be fined not less than one hundred dollars nor more than one thousand dollar?. Sec. 4. That the provisions of this act body invested the exposed parts with a shall not be construed to apply to any "th of vapor. The air had a pungency existing contract made in couformity with uPon inspiration." "I could not even law. nor to invalidate saw remedv or melt ice for water : any resort to snow to rights now exercised by any Building a,,av lhe tbirBt wa8 followed by blood and Loan Association for the redemntion P8 and ongue ; it burnt like caustic" of their own sine u Other travelers in those regious of - - . . - Sec. 5. That all laws or clauses of laws in conflict with this act arc hereby ie- Denied. Is. mar!. 1 is a s wuai alii ton so grapnicaliy describes snd being very lew at that time, and baa since amissed a large fortune in addition to his ill-gotten fains, and is now highly respected snd a member of the church. In the course of lime, Stevens, having ascertained that it would be safe, started for borne, possibly dreaming of a future life of ease and comfort on some blue grass farm raiekjg fat cattle and blooded horses this being your average Ken- tuckian's or Tennesseean's idea of an earthly paradise. On reaching home he soon found out his loss. Buckling on bis revolver, be scoured the entire South if 1 ... . , on revolver, ue ecoureuine enure oouiu 1 v,,. 1 eternal frost, say that any metallic articlei and West 8cafch of bi- failhieM fricod f re, wron, g upon Principle Yon 1 touching the skin, sffected it just as if vnmin tA -i,,. -j,:-. nn .;-,ilt ani nn' this suV-jeet a right to your owu op they had been red hot They reaped f 8,,00V1.um." .and .oniV so have otliere. Yon nave a right . ' r. V: , y reauaea reeemly ascer'amed his whereabooU. . .1. lt mrM . lVw. u what Milton so srrnnh uuillv describe 1 j uce them if you can ; tbey b One oi the most easy, most eomtaoa, and most perfectly foolish things is. -tsh 4 quarrel no matter with whom man, wo- man or cmid ; or upon wuat preiense, provocation or occasion whatever. Tbsjra is no kind ot necessity for it ; ne sasssnsjr of ase ia it, asai ne speeies er degree of benefit to be gained by it. And yi strange as lhe fact may be. I bee quarrel, and politicians, lawyers, doctors and princes quarrel ; tbe eharch quarrels, and tbe Slates quarrels ; nations, tribes, corporations, mca, woman, children, dogs. cats, birds, and beasts quarrel abcat ail manner 01 uungs, auu 00 an uer of occasions. If there is anything in the world that will make a man feet bad except pioehing his Angers in the door it is unquestionably a quarrel. No - man ever fails to think lees of himself after, than be did before ooe it degrades brsa in bis own ayes, and in tbe eyes of nth era -and, what is worse, blunts bis sensibility . . to disgrace, on tne one baud, anu roereas es the power of passionate irritability oa the other. lhe reason neoule oaarn:! So much about religion is, because tbey have so little of it, and the harder they quarrel tbe more abundantly do they prove it. Politicians need not quarseL Woo ever quarrels with a man for his pom ical opinions, is himself denying the nrst principle of freedom freedom ot thongot moral liberty, without which there ia, nothing in politics worth a groat ; it is there- Tost have on pirrione ; to con- you can ; tney nave toe 1 1 . same, exercise your ngais ; out In offering this Feltiliier to the people of Rowan, and surrounding counties we are satis fied thst ws offer them the best Guano for the least money now on the market. It hss been throughly tried during the past season snd tbe results have been even better than ws hoped for. Below we append two of the numerous certificates we have received. Local Agents at all ihe Principal Depots. DeROSSET CO., lencral Agents for North Carolina and Virginia, AT WILMINGTON, N. C. Jss. A. McCONNAUGHEY, )Ageut, Salisbury, N.C. FURNITURE ! J. A. CLODFELTER t CO. WhoUmU and Retail Dealer in Furniture, Invite attention to their stock of Cottage Bedsteads French Chamber Suits. Walnut and painted Cane Seats chairs Rocking Chairs of all descriptions, Ex- nsion Dining Tables ot all kinds Wardrobes, raahsUnds, What-Notea, Sofas, Reception ism and Parlor Suite. Alao, many other tides which we are prepared to sell aa cheap cheaDer than anv I nnw in tlm western nart Fthe State. Be sure to call nearly ODDOsite the Mansion lolel, next door below the Express office, see ur stsjck and hear our prices. Our terms cash. Special -orders (made from photographs in ir office) will be supplied. AN IMPORTANT TEST, PAID OVER 600 PER CENT. Sec. 6. That this set shall take effect wu" ni"wn Rrapoicauy aescrioes He ij( now in TOrrp0ndence with a prom and be in force thirty days from and after "Beyond this noou, a frozen continent !nent lawyer of this city, and an attempt " . T 5T its ratification. .c-u ...u .u, w.i piu : b d a . , aiffi . . ? storms 1 - - - 1 1 ue irum is, me saon Uf whirl-wind and dire bail, which on firm lands Thaws not, but gathers heap, and ruin seems Of ancient pile: or else deep snow and ice. The parching air BUBNS, FREEZES, and COLD PKEFORXS the effect of tire.' Sports of the Insane. Tho insane have their fun as well as the sau;. A visitor to the asylum in this city will note many curious characteristics of this class. See that room of ladies. You enter and speak to an old acquaintance. She is quiet and moody, and hardly answers out of yes and no. The rest of the women The Adoration of Woman. r a fun f--a wainut Burial Cases, which can be furp ish - " nuurn notice. March 19, 1 874-1 y. Salisbury, N. C, October 10th, 1874. Messrs Meronev k Bro. Gentlemen : In reulv to vour inauirv as to the merits of the Guanahani Guano, I will state all shrink back to the wall and remain as that I have given it a fair, and, as I think, a thorough lest, and believe it to be one of the best silent as the grave, some with heads down, fertilizers now in use in our country. In the month of February I bought two tons and applied and others possibly with hand to their facts. You go out of the room. Suppose you stop at the door and peep back in that room. Sensible Nonsense. it over my farm at the rate of 200 pounds to the acre under Cotton, and 100 poundato the acre on Corn. On the 8th of October I picked from one row of Cotton 14 rods long, which had been fertilised at the above rate, 8 pound of seed cotton ; from another immediately by the side of this one, of the same length, to which I had applied no fertilizer, 1 picked ounces the same day showing difference of over 8500 per cent, between land fertilized and not. I counted the number of unopened bolls in each, and making calculation on this basis, I nnd mat tne lanu without tbe Guanahani would yield 30 ounces to the row, 80 rows or 150 pounds to the acre; with Guanahani it will yield 12 pounds to the row, 80 rows or 960 pounds to tbe sere showing a difference of over 600 per cent. I have not had an opportunity to teat the Corn yet, but from general observation, 1 leei war ranted in making tbe statement that Guanahani has benefited my Corn at least 100 per cent. On one acre of ground, aa a test, I sowed 400 pounds of Guanahani broadcast, subaoiling at the same time 15 inches deep. This acre, under ordinary circumstances, has average 700 pounds of seed cotton ; this year the yield will be at least 1800 pounds E. A. PBOP8T. Davie Co., N. C. Messrs Meroney & Bro. Gentlemen : In reply to your inquiry ss to the merits of Guanahani Guano, I would say that I used it last Summer on an old field which would have produced very poorly under oral nary circumstances but which under the application of Guanahani yielded me every good crop Guano. I had one teat row snd this showed a difference of over three hundred per cent, in favor of the I am satisfied that it is a srood Fertilizer and take pleasure in recommending it to every far mer who wishes to increase his crops as being fully equal if not superior to any Guano on the market. MATTHIAS MILLER. WE SELL GUANAHANI AT $40 PER TON. Freight CALL AN SEE US. Feb. 13th. 1875. 3mos. MERONEY & BRO, All is now life and frolic. They crowd around the woman you just spoke to, and such laughing, such gesturing, as if it was tbe richest joke of the seaeon. The men patients have a good old time now and then. For instance, to day tbey plan a big deer hunt tor tbe morrow. They agree to meet, say, at ten o'clock, under tbe big oak by the spring with guns and dogs. Sure enough the next day tbey are all there in tho big passage of the aslyum, all ready for the hunt. And such carrying on as they do have. "Here, Pinto, come here Ring, sic there, Venus," and the men leap about on a 11-fours like dogs, while another is leap ing and runniug like a fine buck, the dogs in full pursuit, and then a loud bang like a gun, and tbe deer bounds, falls, and one fellow runs np and slides his baud across tbe throat like a knife, and the man gives the dying kicks snd lies as still as death. Curious life, this. The crazy playing their part, we playing ours, and the whole thiug a what! Sentinel. Half tho discomforts of life are the re suits of getting tired of ourselves. People of good sense are those whose opinions agree with ours. Intellect without judgment is what ails about one half of the smart people in this world. To lie about a man never hurts him, but to tell the truth about him sometimes does. frt Foa Burns or Scalds. Every fami 1 v should have a preparation of flax-seed oil, chalk, and vinegar, about the consist ency of thcik paint, constantly on hand; a sovereign remedy for either scalds ot burns. mi 1 . 1 ... l nai adoration winch a young man gives to a woman, whom he feels to be great er and better than himself, is hardly dis tinguishable from a religions feeling. What deep and worthy love is not eo f whether of woman or child, art or music T Our caresses, our tender words, our still rapture uuder the influence of Autumn sunsets, or pillared vistas, or calm, ma jestic statues, or Beethoven symphonies, all bring with them the consciousness that tbey are mere waves and ripples in an un fathomable ocean of love and beauty ; our emotion in its Itueenest moment passes ar from expression into sileiice ; our love at its highest flood rushes beyound its ob Meet, and losses itself m tbe sense of di- quietly and peaceably we all get so, the belter bwt- ter for ourselves ; tbe better lor oor neigh bors. In nine eases out of ten, the wisest policy is, if a ron cheats yon to qait deal' ing with bius ; if be is abusive, quit tail company ; if he slanders you unless there is something outrsgeous to complain of the wisest way is, generally, jut to let bim alone, for there is nothing better than this cool, calm, quiet way of dealing with most of the wrongs we American JtfiHCS. Pathetic Little 8tory. ,4. A In 1867 M. Berger, a Parisian, lost hss wife, whom be had married three years before. Ur has been almost heat t-broken ever since, living in tbe room where his wife died, snd ia which her portrait was the Christians seem to figbt under cover. ; ' I. t. " T hanging. His wire's sister at the Usne but the devil stands boldly out and dares l "hL IVnlt oi bU WM liu the world to single combat. ? befWrou6hl J7 exquislta music ? to has now expanded into a handsome we- ,, . V . - , - feel its wondrous barmouies searching the 1 JZZZZ "a.. . . The man who is always confessing his ...l.-u., .ujiji.. ... 1 ,x . , . n- For many years she had not seen 1 .1. 1 .u substlest windings of your soul, the delicate t ; rul -.k .l. a. s.s sins, and never quitting them is the most fi. . 1 1; ' M. Berger. Tbe other dsy she kaoeaed x . r nbres ot lite where no memory can pene ,1,- FT Uim n onsartiu man 1 ever knew of. j - j- . ... r. , l ibe door of tin apartments. TsSSW- Tbe man who can set himself to work at anything on fivo minutes notis has got one of tbe best trades 1 kno ov. 1 bev made up my mind that human happiness kousists iu having a good deal to do, and then keep doing it. My experience in life has been that 7 trate, and binding together your whole being, past and present, iu one unspeaka ble vibration, melting you in one moment with all tbe tenderness, all tbe love has been sea tiered through the toilsome years, concentrating iu one emotiou of I heroic courage or resignation all ibe hard- earned lessons of self-renouncing sympathy - , 1 vi uva i vwwvitw wi w - a s s viivi won t go into 5 and have much or enny- f kU , i- mMmm fc , , . P J 1 blending your present toy thine: left over.' I 5 r ' Faith lightens np the road, so that wa can read the letterings on tbe mile stuns ao we travel. Faith is one of them kiud of warriors that don't know when be is whipt. She don't sit down and gro stupid with resignation, and get weak with the buty of her aitnb utes, but she is the heroine ov forlorn hone. Honesty is the best card in the pack, it ia always trumps, and lhar ia no man big nh past sor row, ana your present sorrow with all your past joy ? If not, then neither is it a weakness to be so wrought upon by lhe exquisite curves on a woman s cheek and neck and arms, by tbe liquid depths of her beseeebing eyes, or the sweet cbidlsb t a ial w .a a - pout 01 ner nps. tor tne beauty of lovely woman if like music, what can ooe say more 1 Beauty has ao expression beyond and far above woman's soul, that it clothes, as the words of genius have a ider meaning than the thoucbt that r of bsj apartsnesj vent was absent and M at ibe door. She entered veil, said : "Do you not "My wife!" be cried, then coiling, "No, no ! she is dead 1 spirit returned 10 earth f tried to reassure the wide that she was 00 ghost bet bis little io law now grown op, and that she arrived iu Paris the day before, a, help!" be shrieked sad fU dead. sod. liftisw haw suddenly re- Ittaber The poor girl wer aasd expieae slater. had 2j j phool ennff but what, he can play it right prompted them, it is more than woman's every time. y j0TC that moytri us 111 a woman eyes it Aa American, who has been trsrvefttssj at night on a Mexican railroad, says he was astonished at the amoont of ceafc avowing along the line about the hoar eT daybreak. His first impression was thai ibe train would be passing throegb end less) rows of roosters, bet discovered a last that every ether Ms liana on the cas hed m game cock under his scrape if Is . r - v.