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TEBMS-S-0Q PER TTIB.
VOL. HI.
KINSTON, N. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1881.
yo. 35.
Joco w la ttikU
Dr. fWV
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iCaea-adi
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not restrain
nream Memories.
When tbe spring afi
A-dtiSriolUnd- deep in their daffodil bed,
. A?(1 re the daylight fades,
Will yon think of a dream that was long
Wilt jootetak of the spring
Ind I of April nun that forever .'
When the worM .. wffttj
And sweet wun ... 8Un8et glows,
tnemu "
0f the mimmer Beemaecaxce in
a
Jack could
of disgust.
Marry ltetta Storms ? NoC if she were
an aDgel ! I don't like her for a cent,
grandma only I know you detest slang.
So. ma'am ; love goes where it is sent
rd make a guy of myself by wearing j
her cast-off clothes. Td rather do up!
your suits all the week, at the seventy
five cents apiece you pay me, than be
disgraced by such a toilet as
make."
LADIES' DEPABTJIENT.
A Fmlilit Trick.
FOR THE FAR 15 D HO IE.
and eurculio within their rrab even
th canker rona. Ptritry YomiVy.
and it's little black-eyed Viva or nobody Betta was bitterly indignant, and Mrs
and 1 don t tains: it'll be nobody."
Grandmav laid her knitting down
again, and looked, anxiously, thought-
'mm . ! m. m
A lemmine mcr, very common among The value cf bone meal depend I rki
that would foreiSners al Rome Il1.T " described j Urgdj upon the amount cl pboepborie Flasxxx. Caw. To two ounce cf
as fouowa : A lady goes to a milliners -cU contains. In bone this acid U in butur add one rifit of hot milk to tat 11
and looks over her stock of bonnets, combination with lime a phosphate of it one nisi of cold milk, fir ear, flour
CVa Iln.. w1!V .Via fVi?nV Will I 1 1 . V 1. ..1. 1 vw I . . . mr - i J
Morris scarcely less so. . . , ""I T , T Tv mi- a . ; 10 ,BM luf ' . . t . Y.
"It's old Grandmother Wellington oulk 5- - weigmoiraw wmo. wi, iwo ixoicpooa. w J-
tf Ulu
W. klvT, tl la C tcc4 f U!
Aoa lm v kart to kr.
W imI ui wf Ur aJ fcO.
over again," she said, with what ahe
Will voomiMBODiei'B"' -
fully, out of the window at the gor
ereous clusters of snow-white wisteria
blooms twining around the piazza trellis, family again no, not for all they're
rtIam sorry, Jack sorry even if the
Morrises are your poor, dear grandpa's
relatives."
"Iam afraid you , are prejudiced,"
Jack said, gently, in 'his irresistible,
Till tho wug
wlil y how H iltly,the Jane day. went
tWulIm- of lat year'a sweet content?
When tl,e'rcpcn ret in the rnddy gold
Of tho" rimming fi4ds on the hreezy down,
Will you think of the time when oar tale waa
And our hopes were rif for the reaping down, pleading way. "Viva is as industrious as
- m 1 v 1 . K
a little bee, grandma. She gives music
lessons and teaches in the night schools
and does fancy work for the stores at
odd moments."
" And spends every cent she earns on
dress, and makes poor Betta sweat oyer
the ironing table to laundry her Swiss
suits and lawn wrappers. I've no pa
tience with her I"
" You are prejudiced, grandma," he
reiterated, convincingly. " I know Viva
wears out all the old garments there
are, and because she is tasty and stylish
you accuse her of extravagance. She'd
wear anything repectable to save a dol
lar, and I honor her for it. And it's
more than Retta would do ; she'd stay
at home forever first."
Grandma smiled a bright, sudden
smile.
"You've put a brilliant idea in my
supposed was fine contempt. "Bich
and stingy ! I wouldn't marry into that
them to her the following morning that ents are water, fat and animal xnaU I in a warm rUr three hours.
she may try them on at home and select j tera, with about four per cent of car-1 gH mi scrr hot.
Fry
When the fields of life that nowerea 01 1
Were stripped and swept by wo scyuw t
Whn the world is awaiting the spring's sweet
prime, '" ' '
And tho t-now lies soft over forest and field,
Will t-on think how wo wept in the winter tune,
Krc the pain of our parting was numbed and
li-.alcd;
Wh;n iho "love of vour lifetime" was just
ncw-bwn,
Aiil jour
worn?
A lii'clonc sorrow! I mind me yet,
Vision we -Wtood in. 'the glow of tho golden
;;r:il): -
r-,,.,, j.,.tt. r, : " aid, that I should forget,
!,.: afir half of love is pain."
tr:! JI - vho loves' most, the most
endureb; i
But tho "life-long sorrow" ia mine not yours!
Harper's Weeklj.J
sents to leave the' bonnets until 3
o'clock. What does my lady do then? j after its application. A aricuh urisL
She takes the bonnet she likes best to a
in. i 1111 V. -V
liiLie woraing muiiner in m uac-jk uui 1 nmt rtir CrtM,
Tt- owfnilv of a back street, and bids her make one n, Wl -tnMi miM have creep-
hall make believe it's exacUy Uke the model she leaves with . whoU fibrousroota, the creepiog good Under raw beef or mutton, aesaoa
1 lit t 1 l n .'.U.V sVnn 0 ... . . 0 . .....
ner uuui oau-ijaoi. a wui, nintr hoiixontallv under ground with rrr. Alt- and. U Liaed.
- mm w M mm. "
and pushing up stems every few inches I finely-minced onion ; boil a half doxea
from this creeping part of the root or I good aizod mealyv poUtcx, math.
. I . mmm m
rhizome. This creeping root ta not 1 am ooth and wet, witn mil: enougn to
"life-long sorrow
was scarce out-
WHICH KNEW BEST?
Dear oil Gran.lma Wellington looktJ
np over her geld -rimmed glasses at
Jack, with a world of loving anxiety in
her Mu" eyes-sweet, tranquil, old eyes
that wt-ro as Mao as when sho was a
girl of Kir.t'.n.
'Aro on sure 'you have considered
the matter well thoroughly, my boy?"
Her voice was Bweet and quiet, and
she herself was the daintiest imaginable
ideal of a darling old grandma; slim,
trim, alwuvs dressed in black silk and
white Spanish lace half -handkerchief iD
winter time, and a queen's-gray silk and
allotted Swiss half-handkerchief iii
nmmer, with puffs of gray hair, bv
which lay a tiny cap, and a string Oj
solid gold beads arouud her neck ..
And Jack, ioa'Ring on the gaj cre-tonn-vovered
sofa at the opposite sidt
of the room, was Lct special pet an
idol of all her score of grandchildren
hamlsonie, happy Jack, who nnver faile
to make grandma do etac:ly what ht
wished her to do.
And just at the present luo-.uent th
hiidiest obiect of hi.- -ambition was tc
r.'.-oTu-ile : Orundma Wellington to hi
f.'i'H. -!., with Vivu Morris, and, ii
rMnrn f-rhis luver-like enthusiasm 01
. thu vuv"M t, vH.i'.dma had laid down th.
blu.' k m. k f-he vas knitting for
littl Fl:rie. th latest gvand-baby, and
look l over Ler glasses and put the
question:
"Are you sure you have considered
tho matter well thoroughly, my boy T
Jack laughed.
"I havo never considered it at all
when it comoa to that," ho said. "1
Lave a tlrm conviction thai such- things
are settled by a destiuy loo high for
poor mortality to consider."
"But 4 poor mortality is expected to
Buffer if experience proves 'destiny
made a mistake," she said, with a little,
laughing twinkle in her eyes.
Then a grave, troubled look spread
all over her face. She shook her head.
If would break my heart, Jack, if
you didu't rvy a wife every way
worthy of y ou.'
" And you mean you think my little
Viva is unworthy. What do you call
a good wife,' grandma ? I mean one
good enough for mo, you know a first
chws Al.no mistake.'; -
worth ! And youll be sorry for it some
day, when Jack develops the family
meanness.'
"Til risk all Jack's meanness,' Viva
said, coollv: " and in the meantime I
think I see a very pretty dress for. my
self in this lovelv Dink and silver
threaded barege.
fashioned, I s
new just out. Til rip it up and make
it over, and put some pink satin bows
upon it, and trim my rustic straw gypsy
with a wreath of wild-brier to match in
color."
Betta elevated her nose haughtily.
"And be an old-fashioned thing, after
all Mrs. Judge Mivart and old Miss
Spenser are sure to be at the lawn
party, and they'll recctgnize the dress,
for the old lady "Wellington and they
were girls together. Fancy Algernon
Mivart hearing his grandmother say I
was in one of her cast-off dresses ! I'll
sell the horrid old dud to the secondhand-
woman and buy enough lace
bunting for a new polonaise."
Viva held her little dusky head to one
side, like a reflective bird, and scanned
the one which suits her. The poor
milliner consents. At 9 o'clock she
sends the bonnets. The lady is not up.
Will the "young woman call again a
little later ? The " young woman" con-
bonato of lime. The action ox bone at
a fertilizer, whether quick or alow, de
pends upon its fineneaa. If ground
very fine the response Is rapid, ether-
... a . f f I
wise bone wui be aiow in iu acuoa.
though iU effect may b felt for year
BoUA. Take a piece of bread doajh
a little Larger than a pint cup, and
knead Into it one or two Ubleyoona cl
butter, roll out and irtcad with better;
roll cp and cut off riecea tha aixa you
with, roll thin in the hand and pUc la
the pan, let rie and bake. Tbe ctsI
will hm nicer if thev are rubbed with
butter before baking.
f it Pre. Cat nn some meoee of
she takes it back to the grand milliner,
saying that she is very sorry, but none
of them " suit her."
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Cr axkl crrrff avua
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Atl a U-ic fULr
lUj U vtj acla.
ta rtt mo rvsta tl
1 1 V J TV' T oViall maVo it m V
business to prove the assertion you have the objectionable silk.
BOrr Vi wnnlfl 1r one "1 woman r, 11
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A Wraai'iAic
A case has just been decided before
the appeal court at Metx which sho as
how a lady's age is a matter entirely
within her own control. Fraulein Cath
erine Mahl was engaged to a desirable
partner to whom she had imprudently
declared her age at six years less than
it really was. As soon as the moment
arrived for producing the certificate of
birth, she was aware that her little de
ception would be discovered, and she
feared that the match w ould be broken
off. She, therefore, took the liberty of
altering the official document so as to
likely to be injured by close cropping, I form a dough to make the cruat, aH to TVaex mcxnrmtzl n r U3.
...i L.:t. K,tLr through I th fx!, roll trat full hall an Al ut lu Ai-1 .
. . .1 m j 1. ivi.i. . K 1 . A i,kii.mi .11. ri
severe aroucuts aiicx cico iccvuxi, isui uuu, iwt
when a bulbous root would be destroyed. I targe enough to hold the meat ; lay ia
Tho function of the bulb in bulbous I the meat, add a teacup of water, or
glasses is evidently to store up materials I if the pie U to be f cr a small family,
for future growth, and if these bulbe I then roll out a thick crust of the potato.
. . 1 am it. u.l I
are ml urea or eaten ou vuc iw.
tma
Wisa .- a4 UtaK, d Um U
To rtttirr tM ta n
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cf
The Bolco flZtin. tpeaka
covering the top of the U at leaat an I q-aito bars as the h?a tnrL
destroyed. Th3 nutriment la all grasses I inch thick, and bake about an hour and
is gathered by fibrous roots alone, and a half.
these fibrous roots are joined to the jtow Cook Ego Purr. rre and
rhizome or the bulb In creeping or bulb- e egg pant a thin alicca ; let it
ous roots. The best specimens of creep- gtaad for two or three hours in cold
ing rooted pasture grasses are blue grass, ter, well aalteJ, which rtmoree a
June grass (Poaprafeiuii) and wire grass, gtrong flavor and makee it more dtli
maka it correspond with the statement W cUed blue grass (Poa comfrtna). I ca; wben thoroighly drained, dip u u toT to fire
n 1 1 1 1 iY.ii. r 1 v w ri An wi i Muni i .1 r i.i w . 1 .t w.ii. 1 ......
were you, Bewa, . i mA The ceremonT took I Aotu Vl w b-000 ivcumu , - I yon xaiauu detaiur
, 4 . . . already maae. xao ceremouj -;n rt?n I . . - i.vtrvn I J
their foothold against many discourage- j crram), then into cracker crumb.
menU. Both of these grasses start I TTjtre ready a large frying kettle of boil-
quickly after cropping. Orchard grass I j0g kuj frying a few alice at a time ;
Can a young lady who Is tvrriaitistly
knitting her eyebrows be railed Lnda-
f
trioua.
Money cannot be carried Into hearvn.
yet many a church deacon tries to take
op a collection.
When a man tells you a story ta titty
1
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thing I say she wouldn't. You say Aue Dili"" "" place, and the Husband was amy unneu
Retto would do on thing ; I am sure -almost a check; and your most becom- lo a iy wh0m he believed to be quite
to the contrary. I'll send them each a ing shades-lemon and blue. Let me ft jeun( e. Unfortunately the
dress-respectable, sensible dresses- J ?7)U one of ih.jU
fahioned and pretty-that I wore fifty JtOe p f th e love ly old lac b cutely examined J wba onc5 wUb. ! 8UveJ loallo u
very nice with eggplant.
m ! 1 1
years ago. xney can pe romaue, anu,
although not in the fashion of to-day
no girl of good sense would refuse to
wear either of them to the lawn party
at the rectory next Tuesday week, to
which Viva and Retta are invited. You'll
see who is right - .tack or his old grand-
She nodded her pretty head sagely,
md Jack laughed, his face flushing
warmly.
" I'll ttake my life on Viva. I'll go
further, grandma. I'll concede all you
iiave said, in case I am not right," he
leclared, positively.
" Well, we'll see," Grandma Welling
ton said, wisely.
, "Only think of it! Was there ever
uch luck,. mamma Retta? Actually a
Iress apiece for us from papa's people !
ran't. it snnerb? And in time for the
awn j arty, too ! "
Viva Morris certainly was sweet and
pretty enough to have won Jack Well
ington's heart, or any other masculine's.
She waa petite, with 'lovely dark eyes,
and luxurious brown hair, and a rare,
pale complexion, like a roseleaf, with
no hint of color on it pure pallor, and
a little, passion'ul mouth, as red and i
luscious as ripe strawberries, back of
which the white teeth flashed enehant
ingly. -Mrs. Morris, in the easiest chair the
little cottage afforded, laid her novel
down and looked at Viva, interestedly.
"A new dress apiece?" ;
Betta Storms, tall, aristocratic-looking,
arranging her fair, massive braids
more to her notion before the sitting-
room glass, turned languidly around.
" Don't make such a sensation over
an express parcel, Viva. Undo it, and
we will see the contents."
Viva" hastily brought the scissors and
sninred the thick 8trincr. while Betta
read the letter accompanying it aloud :
on
" My dear great-grandnieces," it said,
"I take the liberty and pleasure of
each a dress for the rectory
His splendid blonde head lay lazily partVj hoping you will be pleased
1 his folded arms, and he looked with WAftr them "
TV 1VU UiVMl -
a mischievous glance at tho old lady,
who resumed her knitting serenely.
"I mean a sweet, pretty, happy
natured, good-tempered girl, who will
. bo content in her husband's love, when
tujre is no prospect of a new dress or a
. 8ealstin sack, and who can settle down
ret fully to a quiet country life, and not
pne herself away, and torment her hus
band for the follies of city dissipation;
a girl who is sensible, economical, not
hamed to do her own work, if needs
be who will save what you earn, and
thbk herself a qreen among women
because she is crowned with your love
nd honored with your name."
" And jou do not believe Viva pos
those qualification. V
' Howeoula she, unless you take ex
s? Sheis
itself? Zft
and Grace Moore, tCl 1
Morris, ;the woman, vain, ex W
gant, idle aud a spendthrift. She mined
her hnsband firjanciallv. and I
believe drove him to drink and hL
aeaw. Lake parent like child,
iook alike and act alike
Viva and her mother.
It was signed in full, " Mary Augusta
Wellington.'
Just as Viva reached the inner tissue
paper
"Oh, I do hope mine's a. summer
oiiv nWcrAft.blA blue and cold 1" Betta
said, enthusiastically.
" If mine 61y is a delicious gray 1"
Viva said.
- Av.ft tiiA'innfir naoer was re-
black silk, and a new blue sash
"Don't talk such nonsense. I tell
you I wouldn't have Al Mivart know it
for all the world."
Nor would she be persuaded. The
very same day she sent for the one "old
clothes" woman in the place and drove
the sharpest bargain possible, receiving
enough to buy a cheap, showy, cream-
lace bunting; while Viva set to work,
ripping and sponging and pressing the
old-fashioned pink berege, with the
lustrous silver thread criss-crossing all
through its soft fabric; and at length,
the afternoon of the famous lawn party
iu the rectory grounds, outshone Betta
and every one else in the pure, sweet,
girlish simplicity and becoming loveli
ness of her toilet, that brought out to
its highest perfection the rich, creamy
tint of her skin, and the dusky shadows
in her eyes and hair.
"TTowdovou like my new dress?"
she asked Jack, after he had escaped
duty to Grandma Wellington, tho aris
tocratic guest of the occasion.
t lit it better than anvthine else
ia the world! " he said, looking straight
in her eyes with a look that made her
heart thrill with delight
WTiile Grandma Wellington, and
stately old Mrs. Judge Mivart and Miss
Spenser, sitting in state in the red-and-
blue striped marquee, near the fountain,
talked the little matter of Mrs. Welling
ton's scheme gravely over Mr. Alger
non Mivart an accidental listener.
" I admit I was altogether wrong, and
I shall leave Jack and Viva a quarter of
a million, just because that pretty little
brown-eyed girl has displayed such
good sense."
"I really quite envy Jack his good
innV. ASTnAlrv on little Miss vivas
, x
account," Mr. Mivart drawled, languidly,
" I never took much stock in the other
like the style too washed
ont, vou know "
"And I've heard on good authority that
Misa Storms actually charges Miss Morris
for ironing for her and that, too, when
Miss Morris supports the family almost
entirely. But, dear me, what a set o
old flrossios we are ! Go bring us ices,
j
Algie a lemon, and an orange, and
pine-apple!"
rma nf th clerks, lhe bnde waa
charged with the offense of falsifying a
public document, and condemned to
spand, if not her honeymoon, at least
three of the first months of her married
life in prison. She had the courage to
appeal from the sentence, and cause the
case to be argued out before the court of
Metz, which reversed Uie decision oi
the inferior tribunal, and acquitted the
lady on the ground that she did not in
tend to commit an illegal act, but had
been actuated only by " female vanity."
best pasture grasses
lished. It starta, perhaps, more rap
dly after cutting or cropping than any
other grass. It will grow ia the night
almost as much as cropped off in the
day. Bed top lAgxti vuigtrii) should
be included. White and red clover !
should always bo mingled with the1
seeds for pasture. There are many
other grasses that might be sown, but
tho seeds are difficult to be obtained.
fcCIENTIFIC SCKH'J.
A new species of wild boms La been
discovered in Siberia, and has been
named Frjrri!ill.
rutin um in the language of Peru,
"little silver," Crst diacovcrrd In
South America, U the hcavieat body la
Fa.ftk.lon Kotra.
Jerseys are revived.
The long basque is moribund.
Tailor-made dresses grow in favor.
Traveling costumes are made very
short.
Tall women should not wear
oiffures.
Heliotrope is revived as a summer
color in Paris.
Very little jewelry ehould be worn
with summer toilets.
White dresses of soft, crushable silk
aro worn more than ever.
Navy blue flannel is on the list of
popular materials for traveling suits.
The wide belt and suspended pocket
are indispensable for a traveling outfit.
Beige, kersey, chevoit, flannels and
ady cloths are all used for travelin
costumes.
Pretty breakfast caps are composed
of small squares of mull, edged wim
lace ruffles. '
A novelty for boanet strings is tubular
ribbon, woven double without any visi
ble seam.
The most fashionable low coinure is
broad, describing a'flgure 8 horizontally
in the nape of the neck.
Long lace mittens in black, white,
cream, or the colors of the costume are
worn with sleeves of short or medium
length.
Black velvet bracelets, fastened by
tiny buckles of old French paste, are
again fashionably worn with delicate
evening dresses.
Spanish jewelry showing Urge leave
A good mixture of these seed Is the I natur.
following: Timothy six pounds; Ken- During the glacial period, the ice in
tucky blue grass, four pounds; wire America, Utitude 41 degree N., is sup
grass, three pounds; orchard grass, four poiiejt from evidence known to aci ca
po un da; red top, three pounds; red tt- to have been 0,000 feet deep.
clover, four pounds; white clover, three I pding the human body into a hua
The fox whoa UH wa era fit la th
tnpru coeof th CrU individual who
aevered hU connection
How to prevent aoricf c 1
half pt twelve o'clock and r4 cp at
thirty minute before ore.
Ayourg lady la NewTcrk ha p
propriatelr named bet def rmsy, be
came it was on test to her.
A fortune await th maa who will
Invent store trouacr with thai atlf
aaaerticg crcaae dovra th Ifjr.
BritUnia may ml th wave, bet It
mnat be acknowledged thai the lxrri-
caa achoolmaater wtve th ml.
It Is a comfort to lnow that though
all the fruit crop ahould fail that there
would be no Appreciable faillsf off La
the supply of fruit extract.
Abided man: No; If no diirrar
IaU earned Scuth. Wd rather be
pounds and sweet-scented vernal grass lJnslimtj. the head of the infant U 21 1 "1 "T IL. ' . . rrn
two pounds. A pasture well stocked I " ,0 z&. I ' " V
a a mi
with these grasses and clovers will cer- - , ull lbe , 13f bod T 31 and
vi-v I tainly produce the milk for gilt-edge'
butter. 100 mue aiicauuu
yet, paid to the stocking of pastures.
Tho subject needs careful examination
and discussion, and we shall be glad to
havo tho view of some of our experi
enced readers upon it. National Un
Slock JourtyaU Chicago.
PraH Tree.
Orchard tree thrive best where the
- m. mi m A
roots are kept cold. A writer in xne
Gcrmantown Telegraph give hi ex
perience, showing the great benefit his
legs M.
Water is considered sort which con
tains less than 1-S00O part of it weight
in saline ingredient; hard tf it contains
more than 1-4000, and mineral ii iurr
than 1-2000.
rhoephoreacent paint, it is rei-ortcd
from Turin, mixed with printing ink.
renders the letters luminous in the dark.
A daily piper i to be published there
with tbe luminous ink.
The crow is tie most inveterate
m m
-n.m f th Sinclair, birus i .-tv
.M mmm j - - W
of lt hr. It 1. .Uled Out . Mr. crljriHha UrJof .olI, Uii
, 'i . , v:- - viMieiA to hi ravenous pr"W'.
irtrtto vnn na. imwu iiibxiuxiuic ui iw '
orchard for sometime, ha now con- There is little or nothing known
eluded to sow it down to grass, rear eith certainty in regard to the invention
.1 ! rmw in dee. cool soil, hence I of ehvas. Some of the client apeomen
it is that nurserymen in Bute having I are Egyptian, and are traced to about
000 be csJleU bU lAwrrno ie
Vere and have to be baahful cf th dof
tax collector.
This i what I like,- aaid the
tramp; " good country board, a he
laid down ca th floor cf th barn-
V-I. I don't like any batUr.thoef.h,
he oberved, a few mien tea late whea
interviewed by a ram that belonged
npoa th pretaiae.
II rm Udv ilaU tr toOlaf tuu4
In eblUl Utxa am trtk'a tVmwt vw
Vy lMrta k. lb a- U UU U Uamml
WU faiat arl Ui U Uid tLm ca4 a sm w ;
ISkm Ulrj lasipa Lnl' tlkliy tW,
al ti t&oai.iM'a tnU arjex rv bar;
mns huA la rvWd cas'u sad
To alip srwtU mym Vmm
little Johnny had Uea canght by hit
sunt teasing a fly. Johnny," aU
he, opposing om great bead a
..,.1 time blrger than youraali
hot, dry summers cannot raise pear 1.W0 before Christ (by acme A-- x. I should teae you, and peinap tat you ,
seedings as weU a those living where a) Transparent glaa U believed to I ,U ..j hoi," aaid Johnny, - had
the summers are cooler. A good mulch have been first used about 70 before 1 ljj a I do when I swallow a
. . . . f . i ii. .
vt exceuent lor xreea ; n aeep HO
ground cool, moist and soft, and with
these conditions tree do welL The
pear, which require more attention
than any other kind of fruit tre
especially like this treatment.
the Christian era. The credit or tne in
vention wa given by the ancient to th
Phoenician. The story I a familial
one, of the Phoenician merchant who
rested their cooking pot on block o!
natroa fsub-caxbonaU of oda), and
fly."
Nearly 100,000,000 hairpin are mad
la th United Eta! atnuaJJy, bt p to
the present time a womaa ha never
raceeeded la be Lib jr. more than fmty-
mm Is her taoulh whea doinsT no her
Conspirators Caught.
News from Bussia nowadays consists
m .
principally of accounts ,ox plots and
counterplots. A short time ago twenty
one students were arrested in a con
spirator's lodgings on the confines of St.
Petersburg, a female student of medi-
moved, and Mrs. Morris gave a shriek cine being found among them in male
raalirr X
A sickly fowl should never be allowed ce there.
to roost or run with the rest of the flock,
because the disease may be contagion.
and flowers tinted in colors of pale pink Eggs from hens well fed on nutritious
found gla produced by the union, nn-1 Uir about her neigh
der heat of the alkali ana uce auw w I .
War If a U rial la the Brala.
Th ArLh of a aohlirr who Lad
newer rns!sr.
All the natural cent now nd la
. . . t r t i
car-1 tiii country are uspenea a saxa jncia.
but within a year the rslUraUoa cf
flower tot rTfamcry ha ba started
in B&nt Barbara and Alameda cocstic.
of horror that would have done justice
to the occasion ii the parcel had con
tained human bones. -
'"Her old. worn-out dresses !" she
gasped, hysterically.
" Second-hand, horrid old things, that
. 9 . m Al
attire. The police learnea oi uie cuu-
spiracy from a carpenter on the adjoin
ing premises. An officer was aeiaiiea
to hide under a bed in ine room wuexe
they met, while other policemen were
mncealed near by, ready to rush in at a
a beggar wouldn't wear V Betta cried, given signal, xne souau - -
inTaA After lying nidaen lorsu. uuuao,
While Viva, keen disappointment on 0ffieer heard the nihilists penecung a
her nrettv face, lifted up the quaint Udnt to shoot the Czar. Five oi tnem
" . , i - .... v.
crarnlents. so fnll and voluminous, and lrmtArilv offered -to acoompiisu uo
shook them out. . , deed. A choice was about to be maae
They are as old-fashioned as the 1 wijen the officer suddenly jumped out
tills, but they're pretty, anyhow," she his hiding-place fired into the air,
said, the dismay, in her voice almost J nd declared to the twenty-one con-
concealed bv her brave determination I roirators present, who had not recoverea
? - - . .... . . . ...
to make -ViAnt nf it. "KeaJlv. if f-riTTi ihAir surDnse. that ne wouia du
tVlrn ... 1- 1 '' wmwm Via 1 .1 . a . -U mnTfid At th. time
T I -w " ew wj h m maouuenuo uuw. wua i inn uim uu -
XI VOIl ITlTlfit tTar. I J ... " .. . I ... IV .
i.j Li .. " unny niaid miv mark-Mri KttA Hto ms i Wn1io mariMi in ana arresvw iuo
" I . . - I A J X V?VA
and old Mrs. Wellington needn't think t Kaisea cam -ium m m
and IlOWers iinveu ii cuiurs w iii. i oo - . . ..,.
and emerald green and studded with and wholesome food will partake ia a tw,J! L'Z
Tm Vlinm. is iust nowrn irreat great degree of the flavor and quality year, wa repKrtedrecently. The wound
o o " I revived at the balUe of aicrioo
demand. I u I . . . v. u.vi Am. I fVt,'?r--Ri. and mm tb elixaale cf that .
Sunflower or heapaeed promote -rr"rrZ 't': ,,.1 :
umaxre. and U a great atroying it, oi course, aaa ixy - - V
brain, lodged ia the back and lower part I nowera, vbow a w
ofthehead, After the outer wound Urj ahare of th ci;U cocirid Ln 7
. . m i . :.i tmrm. I it. i eosntrT wui aooa u rtwaoBu m
r nam oa iiucivu wi ,mvwm.v-
nience from the ,preence of the bullet.
A patriotic correspondent quote the d M whea .trictl or np. Ithougb alwaya, whea turning himaeU
into a different position. He w un-;
wnTfnrr rnililxrf officer wm carel
manipulating a muaket, '
The small old-fashioned shawls of
white china crape embroidered with
heavy silk floss in each corner, and
edged with white nettled silk fringe,
are again in vogue.
as
if theyi
i
mucn as
smooth glossy plumage, and I a great
desideratum in the making up of exhibi
tion fowls.
Fowl having unlimited range may be
kept ia flock of considerable sixe and
old statement that Queen Victoria is the
only sovereign on whose dominions the
sun never sets, and peinoucauy pro
ceeds to show that the sun never seta
on the possession of the United State;
that when the sun is about expiring on
the confine of Bebring's sea it is already
beaming brightly in Maine and in the
eastern part of that State is an hour
high. From the farthest eastern part
of our country, at Eastport, juaine.
to the farthest end of the Aleutian isle
the distance) is 197 degree of longitude,
large flocks aooa become daeasea ana
cease to be productive.
If you commence
of eggs for a start, buy a reliable
breeder who breed none but the beat
stock.
Crushed bone or oyster shells l
needed in every hen-house where the
fowl cannot have aecea to calcareous
matter.
ynv in aay form is good for poultry.
Mixing it with ground feed i very nu-
hen the banc!
burst ia hi hand. The piece fractured
hi akuH o frightfully that fragment of
the skull had to be removed, and even a
mm a
part of the begnmea train suDianc
wa amputated, but the terrible wound
aooa ceased to trouble him, and be
or
the globe.
heme, la Esrope 133,000 gallct cf
handkerchief perfume are annually dia
tmd. The profit of flower farming
ia seme portion of the Old World are
ahowm la the following Cgrres: la acre
of rutmine plant, 80,000 la cuxibcr,
Imij I produce 5.0CO pounds cf Cower, valued
at niMi aa acre ci rom uw, .--"
la cumber, will jieil 2.000 pound ci .
Cower, worth JT5; 500 range tree
growing oo aa acre will yiald, at Ua
year of ag. 2.CMJ pound cf fiowcra.
valued at $220: aa acre cf viold, pro-
dneiss 1.C0Q pound I Cowers, I
worth S00; aa acre tf acacia tree cf
tCO wia, at three year C4 a
aa
lived for everal year. Dying at last
seventeen more man au w7 snw mMU aaa umj 1 04 m tc . ' 7. . . ,1 Cowera, worth
iriobe, ! one of the best arucie iot ixwr , wa mao. ana , - - - fcij-
mcrv vi fjcraiu j - .
lingerer 2.000 ousoe cf AiitHItd allar-
ris-es, and M good as gold.
Out in Durango, CaL, recently, a mar
riage took plc, and the notice of it la
the daily papers said : " Cards. Every
person in the whole town brought a
I pack, and some a couple of them.
the production cl egg. ! almost the entire Jock of tie gua taa
Many Etem fruitgrower. y they bean imbedded ioi year. ia ane
7TZ,- i Tannneihei, theakulL It U aaid that no inpairmant
arc Taawj fcrt--v. v i
tV. fmii tmat and I TBaww
, hrubbery.
r tV a r-iT".ll fxaltie had
,U mnner In Irull Htm aaa
. it. I 1 . . n rV9 w mA
mm IhM mjm. mil nm WUILU I w
crth fl,0CO;aaacr of 1 vender, gitirj
over 300 pound of Cower, for du-l
Ution, wia yield a value cf $100,
1