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"WiLaox, - Fridav, August '2G, iSSl.
POETBY,
tibe: two ciiitisciies,
An -old gentleman, Witlt "coarse
lothev but i,i)ue the worse- for wear," i
duiace i ti he, in a great :itv on one.i
habbik:!i morning; and, Avhen the "old . t f .-, ' ' -.
bell.i in thv st(.(n. iw..r,,n thirilhf'xDm didn't . seat me .'way
t'hiiniM for the meeting,'' h strolled
into a church rear by with thoughts.;
bent on worshin. Tt hAm.ened to bo
a 1-1
u ril Ji-u i,m4U 1 4b...wl kv t ;
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n "styffh one" where. Fashion went, -i ll V i n u ""i i,u m; l?romptiy respond, and the directors, Traelitish widow had, by law, a
...ruu.ha, :h w rsup us.own ; ir t; -f v .f- m, , ,1Mr,, i alter aeciucnng - per cent. oi. tnoier Gf claiming in marriage the
gotaess niyie witn all tiie pomp anti " "7 " " 1 enHHeferl ' send' tba iUrco"ta ei i n i i
eircum-ita ice of Da-niM't-fd nri le to find a pleasant pCw. i w-w so couecttu, scnti ti.e, oaiante, to , er 0f her deceased husband, in w
That afternoon flu- n t!,,,,,,,. : . , V . .., JlL.mya" -JWAP .juarrie.a.inejcase, as the nrivilepre- was tr;
iOjiirnnnlcate V with hLs wife; and in i 1 IT!1- , e sul?m lt hu1 1 company is expected to do this if it is ; to the female, that of the female w
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lines lull oi vigor and grace and taith, ,,:" ' . ::,'?.',., A 77 ;' governed, uy -honest principled ot Dusi- i lik-pwUn tr.msfp.rrpd t.n t.hp mnlpl
J.:; V: ' V ' ' VP !! " V "riThi- tune was donation" ani
o!is made tlierebv. On the next ?
Sunday, ho- ftniud another church)
Which he called the "model one;" and J
iii another communication,-, he ilc-i
tured, with the glowing brush ;f l'er- j
Vid )Owy, tht- beauty, the t':i(l'fne-s
iiulthc so!e:nnity oi'thnt pui ..'sweet i
hour of f'eep a:id earnest wrshi, !
over which perhaps the ll-tening an- i
gels bent and heardth'en. 'aught tht
strains and niii.gled flir'm ink thf
rapturouH rvthm
ininsireisvj wnicn-. Dreaus iu
endless 1
ripples urimi f throne of God.
The
linei a;-e bt'autift.l, and their very
choes WilPlii.gr in' the ht'art lo:ig
after the words are dumb, .and will
make soft niuH' there, yea'like the
sweet inulerrnn rpf stlie ' rmnifnful
Voiced dep" wl.en the v, imis?hich
ratii swe'yt it, goe.- ,
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i in: t;Tvt.ffcji oxr,
'.Tn ...;r.. tt.... I i,uii ,1ijj'.
1 I'll v I il'i w t TM'llI Iff llllif. .1 I- 13 i I
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V A?. u .I Vl v I
llf 1 II ICII "II Hlltil"!'', .
Vou would have beMi'sti.rpri.sed- v's.ee
what I there saw to-day,,
'rhe sistei-s wre dressed tip so nef
they dul'nt how to pray.
I had these fws -lothes 'of mine
much the wo:vc for wear,
Jkit then lhey knew was'nt
not
one
th y called niliipnaire,
Ho they led tbc'old nian to a seat way
f, liK-k liehi'id the dot.-', '
.,TwiMibojkl(i-s and unciMhVned. a
reserved ysat'for.the tw? '
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iiey led him tp a cushioned sef? far
vciii.itx'.i t.- (lint vuuiitiiH tiiifr.
.ti. I. .,.,,1 ,.1..M.!'..
in advance of mine
. Jt did'nt look exactly rbjht to seat
liim up so near,
Wlien lie was yoking ikI was old and
very iianl tc bear. .. - 7.
Hut then, there's no aeco'irptVvg for
what some nronle do.
The line.- t clotiics nowa.Iay
the ibiest pew.
W ill get
3ut wiien we rea'h the
blessed home
and undeiiled by sin, -We'll
see weaith begginvfat'the gate;
while poverty goes in. .
1 fdd not'hear the sermon, I sat so
far a way .
kv rriri-iiiirii rno tiniir ot kit w. cii i
Only watch an.l, privy
Watch the doings of -the clyiislnvns,
near. me, round ibmt,
JTrayeri GctVty.mak tirm pure- w?h
- in -ax they wpt? pure without
While I s:t tlcfe Wingi upon the
rich and g'fit '
) wits thinking of tYc rich uan- and
' 'thn? hegAwrMs g.frtfU
How all hut by (V)gsgkmf the
beggar's fo-ri-j grew iw, '''.
When angers iof? liis jMit , k ian-
sions buiirf gokit ' 7
Itow at J?st tie ?icfvi '"perkshnl and
his spirit took to flight
J'rom the purple and ftne linen, to a
home of endjess nighty
When he learned,- as lie stood gazing
at the beggar in th'Sky
It is not all of lift live" vt&f- 11 of
deah tf (uv t ,- -
I doubt nk f hrt"e-f e?atiy 'ftwn
in that religious fold. ,
Who went upfrom theif dSvlings
like the Pharisees of old
Then came baci,k from their wors?Jip,
with heads uplifted1 high
.To spurn the hungry from their gates
with naught to satify.
Out, out with such professors, they are"
doing more to-day,
To stop the weary,: sinner frmi the
i-jtoPs vbitiinf wav ".
Than oil fVi hAnks of infidels thjsn all
that has been tried
Since Christ wa born pv Bethlehem,
since Christ was ciFlicfVd.-
jkow simple are. the works', of Ood, and
vet how very grand , ,
the shells in Ocean 'Veam fhe flow
ers on the land- - .
lie gilds the clocdsj of evening with
Kot for the poor mm only-ncforfhe
goiu light iron? 111s- wiroiw,
aiuruflre - . ' 1 . .:
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It I w
.i A, . ut . y A
nte
'hy seKt him in the pooftsf pew be-
cause hfe clothes, are bldr . ;
-X heart -ith
nobWEffftvyv'a '.iaYt
fftwt God ha?.ble.-f ' ,
Stay bebeatmg Heaven's mt?Ic Hn?lth
a 'faded coat and? st,- .
pin old, I may be Childish,' but' Hove
Simplicity, ' .
I love fo see it himng on a christian s
purity: , : . ' , ,
jTeus told us in hi? sermon on Judah's
mountain wild,
tfe, who wants to go to heaven, hiu-t.
fiiit belike ? child.
r-fourhPAdro rowin gi'ayiibar wife J circulars anct fetter
U, "Sni Jo-'taM g
2" the .Aliihter will callui2b,4
lor us to iro.
f-11irt- whrfwef fpftcli" Hie pes
1, unci. look with joyful Qyw,
rl v trate f
tVeMl sec'nb Stylish worship ill that
cU'jupie m inesKies.
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WelK wile, , 1'yeV found the nio,left?ipaiilo nif as niuch
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- chui'elv,' 1 Yoysh.ipped then; fo-j;iy; j Out of tills $4,000. paid iiji.-iht agents
It tniid6 m$ think of gool old tinies, recei've their very large percentage" for
4 y 'HlUrriiVrlie gr?- i:- cominiionSi SRV-l.K), and the.bal-.
The riloatm' house- M Us -iixed; -more i, - 1
7 than they-were Vesti-sjlgo, ? d?"?- Whenever
tiut then t" felt, when L went n, it 'anv onP niember of class A is married,
Wivav't L'uut lor show, , i
!iick
TTto,t!u 4(")r T , , ' V , r
Huluew taut I was old and deaf
as
oul PV
L(i all the ikh)iIo siiifr:
the
limbic upward roiled,
Till -1 thought I heard the angels
striking all tfieir harps of gold. , , -
fy deafness seemed to melt away,
my spirit caught t!ie fife; ,
Ijoii.ed thy feehlef trfinbling
voice
with llie inClolious choir.
I san as i;f youthful dilys, "Let
gels prostrate fall; H '
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and lhinrf fortli the rova-b diadem
r rtrii rfj. ww- it (Va me good to smsr
t'" the hymn oiv.? 'HUii'vi " .
i J ft'lt like a' v.ii-ckcx! : mariner, who
gets a,S'l'mrse of shore; '
I almost want ed tfl lay aside tJhis weath
er-beaten' form, '
And'anclior in that blessed pcTt for
ever trtfo TrMn storm.
Tho preaehm'! Wrfllf I anft just tell
iih Urn the pre?eh(.!r srtid .
I kno4r it wasn't wt'ittenj 1 know it
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itr. for the
lightitinNrUiiseye
Went Is.-inK long frcat pt'w to" pCv'i
"nor -passetl a ! sinner by.-
The ' Kcrnton wasn't rt&we'r'y, "'twas
si niph:' gospel truth;
It lifted poet' ;M ?e:i like me; it fit-
ted htm 'fid Vouth; '.'''....
'Twasfiill of (isolation. 'to'' weary
hearts that hleel; . ' j
'Twas full of bn itatioh's 'to Christ and
not to Creed. 7 . . ., .; k " "
Tiic preacher made sin hideous, n
Gentiles and in Jews; !
u shot the. Golden sentences down
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And thouirh t "m't see very well I
saw thtr falling tear,
That toldjnehMl was some wy off, ?
a:;d hertven very near.
How swift the golden - mom
within that" holy idaeej
How b'mhtlv beamed, th' lti?ht
of
Heaven from eThrtpy face! ' .'
Again 1 longed for tht sweet; time
1 ! Ill ll'M III .V lllflllIIIllltslVIII-t l - .1
wjicli incud shall meet with tneiul; 1 - - . . , . , ir.
When tx.nznMiin4 ne'er break up, I Acros 111 tn0 neXL epumy.Leniga,'
and Sabbaths. h?ve no end. ; . two young.peoplewre inarried. Thfcy
, 7 k ' 'I " ! belonged to dillerent companies.' In
I hone to meet thatminlster the co;-s hirt v avs the' fought Aid
IrfufSfc beyond he skies Separated, 4 but the proof.of tlndr s mar
that sbiiK from Heaven's blue. ri:gc ;had been sent into the home of
I doubt not 111- remember beyond , flee and in due course of time each re
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yrh(t hnnnvhonrOf wcrrshin'in
that
I iiiodeicJiurClT kHVyr , , 7:.-
1 )ea wifv tin? fili I will soon be fought,
tiii victory be woiv;
The shin in' gol s just ahead, the
race is 1iwly run?.
O'er the rivfY w M-e Tifarm',
are throngin' to the shore, 7 -
Tcr Hhout our safe arrival where
weary weep no more ; (
thev
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"..Marriage in trance. is becqniing m
contatrious in Pennsylvania and ad-
joinng states as deatn-oeii, insurance,
andtbve is likely. to be m mui-lr criti4 ).
cism of it. 1 some cnmtif's the j
judges efuso to grani 'rliarters' to th-ffl
marriage insuapce comiKinies, lnt i
the parlies who ate refusal apply in a I.
neighboring juried v'.t ion and are suc
cessful. They remMTy procure a char
ter or lveew.se to go . into the "business
of guaranteeing single young men and
women one inoustHiu uimms, "iwc u
.wnii hy m'5 ' ,
Soliciting agents find it yey pli
sailinL'-in the ' country dwtricts and
?1'leniwikrahie busn?ss wnong. t?'-
vonnfr women by nssuring them that
young nieu seeking wes hiyariabiy
lar
He
Eas
dung woman whohs, had,,?" lifnj(? hf ' can very, fuly- get j fir3t'ih place of hay1ng7g60d food' to.
.busincHS tact "and .judgfnffat-her and he;will do so rather thaivfbuilcfnp his cohsititutioniandthe rt--
select a y
mi
about her to ' get!- herself 'hifured in
time. MTie
The ronsenn.ice M-that the
voung women pay
over their hard-
u .V' J . .M I A.. . fc. . . ... T.I
--fl-ttrn. )LfcA-iA in tfi
.ihop3f fhafivii sOoii jCyiung niiii will
. ri-r alonGT nuiiuniJ W : , lie; mill
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ii ' ' : 'in I tit A'.-i
Jwill select her?- tnarane wjii get i,uwj
compiy, and that lrUiV jfortuie.' wit
d;, to hav' in' the hWise "to i
.... , .vrc
n!V a liarioraiK I'f.-iot-Fin
a horse, a few cevs aua1
t mr.hiv n ds
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an
They
liieil people
e.ocapitatiVreqiiiredto
ipanvmore thaii. is required!
a charter; furnish an office, !
startacomi
,t'o pay for
pay. for the print in
:.f a lot of blank-,
A ends to start maYried iifc .wiqi.- 1 opine ciass as soon as iney are - mar-1 fr0m the gallows By proving oatp sur-
These! concerns,. moJe. p)pc-7: rief. , t f e skripiy .do, the. organizing j gery.-but, I yfonH not-gtfa; step tosee
libuld be eallel 'guaranfee'cbmpului aad collecting and charge a small pe?- hiiii, he -paean't to IuU'Garfiekl; tbut'
only do business witti tinmar--, wrifi1(TP f v(1 lMirfrPsnlf' are at i the latter snouia nave.nau uinwem-
heads,' and Htrfrt
, 4- fe' hundred
w13lfi fe'lfCilintf ' .geiHs-cpurfnefArtitlti tt6uite a nice sum in tlmcj
couutryj scatter the
splendidly worded i
ftfi'd i'h,r,;jit'''rfew'(i
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he or she sends in the. certificate of
marriage, --duly witnessed by the-local
agent, and the .company at nce 'pro
ceeds to collect SI from each of the 099
other members of that class. They
ei.cu l ie . uiwiius. i ui-ei v
neany ? inBievery memoer wno
tin 1 i ' r i " 1
marries, as tneir cliarge lor collecting
the assessments .nd retdrp about
to tire beneficiary: 'Tht better kipd of
company. charges but 5 t'er cot, .The
person marrying drops out of the class
and as fa? f as marriages ocenrj new
Ine.njbe'rs are substituted to 1 keep the
cla: s l,'1 full. Some successful cfln
pahies have three full classes going.
Children lt years of age , are received
as members aiul assessed so muclv .
kThevYouiiger.tha pewori the less the
late, and the -older the higher. The
oHicials ipretPntl to have a system,
based upon careful calculation, as to
marriage probabilities, just the -ne
as the old-line life, companies ?vo as
to de- prohalwlities. i
" llence "wili be seen that a young
rnsirtl&igagecl Id be 'married n year
Cixnii ,tiUe may join ; company, pay
initiation fee,- run the chances l of hall
a dozen assesshient, and when she is
married she will rec?'i'e, if she's farly
dealt with; alo,ut''S00uV If ber intefnd-
ed.is smart j hef too,- will join it eemprc
nv
and he', tb, will receive SWO sixty
or liinev '-usri s niif i iiiin.-itn i pioui.i
have oen received of h.s -lnarriage;
, Thus far the. experiences , of some
young men and young ! women in the
marriage! insurance business is inter
esting A Schuylkill, county young
lady -'lft her boine b.eta'ie file could
not bear to be ridiculed about her iikis-i
fortnewith her intended. ' She
tbongHt fie was to be inarried last
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? ir(nit.hf but the young niaii ran away
i ani left .her, . 2ST,w she l-.as neither
math? kOoUt- voun24 ie)tie luive i have been imposed utkJu, as we he'ar
S ioUiMelSf Ai - aii'd uiMiW : eacJi tat of, and which you Kay you also Itdvri
atinir ftifmners. rsome ! neara nnonii nut ncany an ir.e coni-
iits tk-dP,0 sc v'oult' 'iave received.nor.
-s 'i a husband .--i --.The cletaiLs of, -'hep bal
''ii-.-. !.' . - v-'- ;. . ; : . 1 ..
r lu-'k ieakeir out, ana jsii.e went to l'hu-
a(.k?ip.hia to escape the Uaunts
s her'rUdcr acimaintaiices.
and
ceived the amount of money due, and
im ;re now scpar.uei ...euj m it.
The y'Aing woman is off on a tnp
J I A
Kurop.and the young man started a
Jiampss--making ; shop. Thre are
nnwy who now charge that tbe young
wran just marneu to get ner money
and never intended to live as a wife
to that man. Somesav that she boasted
j of tile trick slw? was going" to play to
1 get money7u(-ve. Paris. ' . 7 ' : ' .
- A young woman )f: Lehigh county
i was Compelled to withdraw from her
thk.rneiaLblfVhip . ljecausv she said, !
lshpJha5l'lsess!nents.in two month. 1
aqd; U. p j , frv each was a tax-;
-" vwmVi .,wn. v r
iteenis to. nie'aidh'e, -''that'all the
niembw ..of 'our class were getting j
married at once. -Mjr Mher lVfused I
to help1 me any further, so I wrs coms
polled to drop, out of the .class" after .
had paid B;l."
An industrious young - mechanic
working tho shops'- in Ibanori;
joined a company sixt ei months
ago. Three 'months ago fce was mar
rietl, and yesterday" he received SHOO,
wJ uc h he is usi ng t o . i m p r 1 v e
hiune. dl5"tikfe .-fl -am about;
5
v -0
aiieaa oiae luvesYmeiu, uimi 1 coiisaf-
er myself kic kv It M V tight 'for8 ;
1. 1 A 1 -. J . a J L i-A .1
ypiinmaitgo iiiP'If hlrl goes
continue to pay-. the heavy drain of
stenwiu-w-rut 1 nuxu - tu.
wonniStt.'caii'.f gb-tiourtMg' aid choose;
a hufrl and sn man ea a 1 wife.' If. case y' conxHtion of h4s tempera--shehasa
fall on V with" her intended,- tureP Th pulsation tfde not cmiourt
tor he deserts, heshehas got to wait
f ii. .il rtnit 1M" iii'Ui ixtTur. 3 j . .
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ed in the busing made ,this tate-
ment: "The4 business S perfectly le
. critHiate.- .- thousand unmarrietVlTsTCMitrjit aboiif i-Wri-.- ''"'-'
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pelvic asfrse louav-ri lofncu niciiiwciH
( . w - - . .
wld.
: v i k drn l- .u -
death-be-r insurance, so-called.
; iomo .jompaniei have it .; arranged
i- - - 1 J 1 A . . -. . . va- ml m m - m
j that if persons do not g'ft marrje4 in
j a. certain number of vears thev will be
: 3 i - I i it ".
which the company will pay.'1 Thei(
may'Tw'sorrie' ' companies that may
panics' are very strict and do ho't uike
people without an chitracter or whd
have no respect for the marriage' voyV
The cmpajiie hereabouts
hoiie'st lind tfilst worthy
The custom which refvds the right
ofproposing o the stfonger sex is not
so universal as many suppose. An
pow-
broth-
hich
ansferred
as
He
iaa the power of refusing:; the refusal
I ' i . . --
however, was attended by
soniq mor-
tifyitig circumstances;
the woman
whom be had thus slighttfd was to
come unto him in the august presence
of the elders of the citv, and td loose
the shoe from his foot and, spit in his
face.. A custom somewhat similar to
this remains at present anidng some
of the Indian tribes. : When be wife!
dies the husband is obliged tt? marrj
the sistery or in her stead the' vrdman
whom temUyxf thp decease wife
Vhall choose' for him. .
In the state , of. New, Granada the
right of askings is promiscuously ex
erted by both sexes, whd, when , they
feel th passion of love, .declare it
without the least embarrassment; and
among the Cossacks the same thing is
said to be carried on still further, and
the women mote generally court than
the men.- When a young lady fall
in love, with man she is not 1 in the
least ashamed to go to" his father's
house'and reveal her passii in the
most pathetic manner and proii
submissive obedience if he will accept
l ui'for a vvite'J iKhoiiM the s hiiint nre-
.
teiid any excuse, she tells him she is
resolved never to go out of the house
till he gives his consent; and accoding
Jy takes up her losing there. If he
obstinately refuses her, his case5 be
comes exceedingly 1 distressing; the
Church is coinmonly on her Bide, and
to ttirn her out would provoke all her
kindred to revenge her honor; so he
yields or flies. , ; ; , ' 7
As the two sexes in Greece had but
little intercourse with each other, , and
aiover was seldot favored JwiMf an
opportunity of telling his passionto
his mistress, he used to deck the door
of thbi-liouse where ,hls fair one .lived
with flowers and! ''.garlands; to make
libatki)s of wine.beftA-e it. In the man
ner that wjs practiced at' the temple
of Cupid: ' Wleii loe affair did not
prosper in the hand of t Greek, he did
not lavish fortune in presents or be-'
oome assiduous in his attentions) but
immediately had recourse to 1 incsmta-"
tvm philters; in composing and dvs-
Deilsin2 of wllich the women of Thes'
potions were given by the women tr
the. men as well as by the men to th
women, and were generally so violent
in their operations as7ufor4qme time
to deprive the person who took- them
of sense, and ixt uncomimnly of
life. .-."77- ; 7" - '
Ir.- Ifomnmnd's Talk He Says
. TE;:it tke President is Doomed
to Die,'
.t. vviitmui a. : nauimuuu was
Hqen this morning' in reference to
President Garfield's condition. He
said: "I am sorry to say I hve' great
fLKUti for alarm. ;In fact it is 'no - use
disguising tive -matter the' President
is dvig slowly) and' tii ' ' rnyj.opf nion f
f the' dispatches 7 corfecty Ke'f will
j notiive mo?e,:iiian twoor thref djvys,-
if that- I am sorry. to . say so. 1 The
statement that' he is nmv suffering
from dyspepsia is, all mnshine; he
1' ml ' . . .9jj""i 1 r i7a
JrSfi Imffer f 4nV ! nothing - bUi but
pyiemia, and Vias been .ever, sincf M'
. . . ' - -.- . - m m
tr5, severe MvwfsMi i! fntce
' . J, a 'wb4eh was 7 folScnverf ' by oihers
j He'hftrt:been simply starved from the
'suit Is he is seVtmtjMitfc pm!f 3feh
X
f0 mucheven ifit varki from1 100 tc
4 :i ii.' S U Tr.' T-i,. i- 1.
ijuoui is iiwi w; uw, ,iw nouij
TlvKmtion.. tc the preenee of the
tbaii'; in ' thd" . srfoecji'; knS. ; f&V b
; - - - r. --i
- fi v i?ooa lawA-er emHcrsirs e u-uneau
I O V - , .
- . tmitmenWaud theullet shonldnofi
have been where it now is. TNo, poor
felloWf he is bound to die, there is nol
help for him now,
.Wed Suw in Colorado;
. .;;! ii;;-!-'!1'!1 1 1 T -"Vi l!'4
Thn Iknv&r,H,lwu 1 .ml HruinAi
GJasirtgiN-estho 'tolloirrsf tiipUnft-i
it anbears Is not rtn nnmmmn h:rikAntv.,iPAi4nH.LntlKi
itojifetkwi in the m
C40lofadaf.'ltay8t
hrlve sometimes bf
plidiiouuieiion, which
about the Iolyi (Itom
pWce are the onlV6nori: iii which it
1-4 known itf the ynited 3iatep, thdtigfa ,
?'X ' ' ' 1 7 1 ' ' "' ' " ' . m .
ii is an every . ay
.8iatie regions,
!:lmve returned-
counts
bf its !
The cause
i
or this blood-rert w ,.ha.
.,..,iai :., . .1
visible . . only tor the micruseppej
but though ; a : microscope can , re;
veal them, nothing can give afiatifi
factory, account of tle i source frtfm
which they coinei: or the reason Irjf
: 1 1 - -
their coming. The red snow in the
IIolv CVOss dWritlt mav.be seen in
paicnes 01 various sizes ana -ainer?m
shades from deep scarlet - to delicate
pink. Held iu the hand it dissolves!,
leaving' a' clear, red water Which
rhak nstain. .The reel h'ow Iii tHis
regionj has come during the last two
yearsr &a old , prospectors: before" that
time never noticed it.'-7' It isan inter-
from Avlmbvpr snrt tho "
The Garfield
Coolinjr Machine.
- 1.
Tne machine by which President
Garfield's room is cooled, says Kijyri -
ton, was furnished by Mr. Jennings
of Baltimore. It consists of a civst-'
iron chamber, abcrwt ten fee't long and
three feet wide and tiireeVhigh filled
with, 'vertical . iron , frames covered
with cotton terry or Turkish toweling.
These screens are placed, half an inch"
apart, and represent sdjne -StQPO feet of
cooliug . surtace. Immeaiately over
these vertical screens is prhbed a coil of
inch iron pipe, the l?f side of which
is filled wih perforations. ' into a gal
vanized iron tank holding 100 gallons
of water is put - finely ran ulated' or
shaved 'ice.' This water js sprayed
upon sheets in the lower tank con-
stantly. Jnr each end of the iron
chamber are opening) thirteen ' Iriehes
smiarerto the outcye"nd of ''this chain
ber is a pp efqTinectink wrtli . itn out-'
defer air condtfctoi ' Iff !thfe'..efprosite
.end in connected ti fmih pip4';lead-
irtg'intd an- k5eT;chb;lfaii
from the WttOm. 'bf-; the) : jajoaei pipe
lesi.l to su nll exhawit fctnr and from
the' fan now Cfftd nd dry air is forced
dlretetlyJ'nf5 lhtf.'jPildnt;; room
tkrenigh flue some jtwenty ' feet '1n
leVgth. ThcUiiir received at ninety
n'ne degrees temperature 4s supplied
r$ her niter ct 22000 cubjereet pr hour
at tr rgistifr in the t'xesident's, room
at fifty-four degrees and - with the
windows and doors open the tern perar,
hire at the President's bed, twenty
five feet avay, is maintained, steadily
tt se eny-flve degrees day and night.
The Pica.
This insect belongs to the genus Pu
lex. When he gets on your ,7 arm you
pull excitedly at your sleeve. You
are anxious also for the insect's leave.
The flea has a strong love for man, but
he manages to get ; over hlsattach
ment. He is a leper, In olden times
they used to drive the leper out of the
synagogue. When the flea pete tm
you, he sees sin agog fn your. heartl
The flea is a paracite. , You have, not
got to cross the ocean, therefore, to, see
a Piwis sight. Fleas are very plenti
ful ; You remember, that ,Mafy 'bad k
litf !e" lamb whce fleas were, white as
snow.- Jn ancient timcfy however, the
golden- fleas we're' Very scarce, and con-
sequentlymuch STght'" after. There
canba'-tt 'doubt nbout the habit of th is
soekt insect,) for doe? not' Bfle
speak of it as the t4flea from the wrath
to comeT'i dliiabit is referred fhy
as the ' wriKed ilea" w men -nc man
pu-uethV r lint we prefer nflttodweU
U IWsUitject.- eAWroV W wibi
to have this subject dwell on us We
mieht ere long hae alfles?r in? cr. e$5
shctik we net sep'.-
-t
Tue 'far PjisioW.
7
Tbe following touching fombstohe.
Ascription appeared in a retebi
imirfcelr of thfe' Chicago New: ' "f
Ui tj
If he hadmififfcf iHtle sister -
' iniead of
mVe-stuig his money in a
Miaverv common Kiht. nampiv. rv:wnai tofiawith fifaitrviv. iabh iitrd
r ,, banintbejeighborbopciof ..Mount 7 ' Lwin -you'd give ttie .as much
water as. T nin drink tAfM I un .ti
froltt which travellers eot a pitcif of Oe'dr Y!CtoVHwvwldOi:r
with very vhthtfaa fafiaftw tinted isfiTttifehMB
strange appearance roore-r be td Wn he. ould ! have I it 1 4 I
uiejr.vcc.uunume,.oxjvny tneyiouncj, , 3 yuaio, va going tO-cCUft
a resting-placnder the-Aliaiy Cross! i dldnTt youf. NqV f'get.-ouWI'rai i
Ire w ould have been playing mumttlei 'corp:
,ty-peg.in the
back yard witlt Johnny Fitzgibbdrw
to-lay. '
We hope to meet him where there are
no Fire-Works.-
A 1 FerefaV&ilf TVho Callodfor
Cold i Waferf ." Tjl.
! . ... ... .V-mm
(r .MwL Ulla 4i)f a man!
'. he.
iJrf.. .fimb tM, to fcad
ItnVonhim rinlfa .rilUn ii
I ll'l I I IJ M I 1 f 1A1 1 11 . .1 j j 1 . y - s l
occurrence urwwr miMUU JandHtRf IfldfrtK5 Mlal i.iXi
. . I 1 . - ' . I . mmmmw WKLM U KUHU
man He dias,, throwing a -.btookelUwui ilJLik.al 2.l&tr7.Z
. tt wheaeyer.he ptWd it, hemtlm-
I ' . i ,i' ' . ' '
j running own on .Uie ..Upor ; Abt
ImidnlErht the . man , feHf . lriritwtta
uwwr raiuRm.flayr-c
iT, 1 j'.. 1 ... . ....
",f 6V"i H'iiV ,iWM. nl!-fMtW Wie
,t1f al flo;fUHi(4iaineU the
tor exclaimed W .'t
h 'v. . vj x
f WeU;
it, aiiis was iu itVm-MeuutUK iimem.i..
5h"V
j. raie 01. .mo
-raenigto was MSre'wtthottt I iP foV.f
Mat and feattf 1 lofntfel iae'
upofci thenW,".htf iHer
hov with many ffsighl KeVfiaff
Jerusaleml hold my tlflttt -jSfy. . Ijppatfer fiClehed-J
was around hqr Jittte waist, 'hfld I got
ready her Ups to ti&tfef boivbetteWrp"' VVim?7Ttr .,
do a thing so hastef: nevter'anl'tfr
.the.Sfa YeA-ghM with rUt4 i blitrt inolimm tit&t
ijseaqd fcalc thatburlsj ysktdt myrCimtHa AM
whaouabcamti glyoi
,m girls they mako -ndthW ifJ
the othei, : But felvto tw'a''Vii&fa
lips .aad kias-youdaackV -K " ;
. . r
0 b rl
.i. .4, .v.i, uJM
.-
I pressed Mattie's rofm tdtfthiand
looked down iu her ttyandso ltook
herJrwulin, Biine. iuddent breath6?c,7',uuwl,u.u"c Wjrv
for sighs. ,.. . .
Ij -
aw
am T,-?nr t,J
re,'Jeems, tm ysnee , , ;,: : il:
Who
VTIivreli
Matt tbat i.' mafreid tp wmaa iibf j
few .TliTlilrSi-l Alii V4 fnni.lA i T. 1
f.n 'e.
m. I
ein, anu no one jtnoweyn wnilJier u
.IL 2 'Lj ' .. LL'- In -! V., : i ..1
gVeth. ne riseth up, lotbej
chilly pmen"ygjt an4(ee,
etlt' the'Somholent "paretcoria .where
wrcn.to peju ine. coucy ppwej.oie.
iKtfa t -viii' 1
laLM rtI"
aim uurui- iv jy vr we uwum , vt sun
family, yet hVbimself is'seen at the
tT.f th citxr&rith :A-,nH,dir.
Mf HffiHlTiKrfiT, rnv
F.. ..j,,, nyni.wii u.ipimBii.i. . - . . . . -. . . - ' .
fuofjtthf?Q4ivri: ! uproot? goln. bat
,TrtphL,;!, flfia .bit 7af
v4 veh.it! i mm' 'ifn p-rct a j - M
.......
wena aenti?r exztsetsan osa Une-.
. . . . . .. ..... . . m . . .
BhAm9t&tfa& WeHnfhcrowtfi
fKe'ctt
heWtrhYiotf oraeh -
a ..... . ' - - : H. mwm Ifi.t... Il l
r irnwia tsootti.' a jaw-rreaji er
liitiMHSWHi -Imb,'.
j.Vdf I'm xH
iirwTi'fMW Wfein toursue Tia wffcTIntA
oththee'oft'MKrrsl of ;ce-edA2
tforia'
inoTjSTrerRrre.rrai:' f never
j-.
- jjfor fir waves tobr1tik;eVetber
V.tn&icii!t tLTtAik' but 'i 1 'navel seen
wWhan',rii4fiIhet white atTns,:iIft man
rroratne Tnire or aegraaaiion, nu
hold him to her bosom as though he
was an angel.- v
saa'bhKl aVtti7irwere
I
fririi&U that Onsnt ta ; pftJS
ayii?AP,5Sii5 oy ao-a
prfnlcWne
of dc
fiffynt!Vf
tfrmmMmml mo:
'v- w;ii : in m 1 u 11 nna . nn
thbbtfoWH-RrT: 1."
. r t , --v P ' "rT" -f?r,
trouble brfuniWe aYia?
L. - iLJ. f -f l An A
.1.. . . ..
rood-
UPOB
- IIMo
point
pant laid '6ul lhirttu1ir44 U9 rtfa
feWi
H-'fciiU-rfiU mA2mLHLxjUatitmt" '
home and awaited WlfinowS
vL.k.,tiin .-1 bM4
uiiixiiwproouvvii&i nor'vLjrj r7
. . .... . . .
tM'tofil.CJ Yisited
lkce KKlStefn.atZ.H In thd
th
biterJteottieTt4fiblLll and
-W::;'-
I'llflftfi-IHf h&'i'iWttt&rmfr thm
ISSSSfiK"?:
--- -" y J " .iv ..w wnv 1.11 mm liw ll
botrt e'fforW'tbfefTimto Kltinna
IU IW Wffirafr?f vi.-
nOem-xtt. -hbVrbilnt
wwYiii a vneume nwDisexpv. uioim
...'J. A.K iiLitj j ' f fmA
peTAOTitr - pKntheioTiimoTi that
i-. i;t
TOrre eveninsorur'iU'lrt epre6
tWetf lnftgncssUJofWmHbSiffi mpt
tfaeWe'luW1fi HftfeIrDdfuwli
f the pxperiwof aUettttslbSUaW a
thousand mUe from wHsbiiC -foil
lady khfle lindef the'lhtulce1
m, t .
kbis fbr VtyiodW lWferJrh
youilftoy V&fbofiB rfui&nder
naorTortrntten ner Dure:"h"ur,WA
send (h -kwicMntf tetfilC
i . - . , nr;?.t,
next ?. a fnentl- TWIMtowlny'day
tnttfllBI" "eulluiUUU and pr-
Ufowhjcb aha yahl3a it ax.
attract ipcfour tftuxel!sstihf
t lrrfir twrvarv vwumamm3im
bv
Yu 1 JJST "5 1 J
n,i
lea
Ftoh
JrfJ.lY .
i .krf d .M m.
i moro.,
lily
jhpjffKj vMrntrtftlB nt rra4
lty tnat shapes our end." !
Bald men. are the coolet-heded'
men in the vrcrlj:-
she JlS 'a HerV '1rirhim ' 4 6 f" m
th4 dentbrtrrh'1 innid&rrtelEioakl
hot Tbsistthb UfitWailmih9 a
thtfWfliieHWrlasMJ,