L.'filo Itarlinra.
l'rotty 1! irbara, ripo anil reil,
With swoot email mouth, like tlu bees uLuJ,
And full of nuctJr and hotey-dew ;
Ha piotty a thing, I iliru cot swear
To the art of the ribbon that tioi her hair,
Or tho bnoli'e thst biialn her shoe;
B.) like hur tacti trii kct sho has to wear.
It m-enm juat ea it it grow,
Irkn a rose in ii poti( and polleni dust.
'J'lml we'ira iti beauty because it nuut,
AuJ 8oiac:lii:i2 Barbara, too.
Ah she iliH her small tia bncktt in
Tbo littio fcui'.ta'n if wove-u g'.r.
I.iko weba that the spiders wave and i- hi
To hang on tho hining Hades cf gran,
A faeo a bright and happy is hera,
I:i tho mts of tho eiiLeu ge'a.-iiucr,
Look out of 'en wate-i's uniooth ee'lipr
As if it was hupp to hold within it
Tho soft verbena lu.l of her !ipa,
And kina and caress ke-r ju ft for a minute,
In tho aims of il.o ilip-.pli's, smooth and sii!
Kro it fjes aad sola ily tniun the mil!.
For lifo to her in the honey-ik il
ls netting yot but the way-ai.le i.iii..if,
Iktwetn tilt a; p-.r a i l uai'.ur Lino,
Th.urn?.ko a ticti n of every thing.
As icrfeeUy 1 '-. tta if it grow :
Au.i she is too bar-ay to . within u
Tho chupo of htr umall swttt fajii it nenuh',
1'rom tho bow in the hsir to tho tie in her
shoe,
To know thct t!:0 luarvf ions e':nloW:t tut an
Too si:ui!o iaiier l-eauty Unit i-hn'.m
lint nou in ib'.: on "or of a na e,
An.l i.ovv lika tt.o Kater'x sntet ih ce'lipae',
la iH.r'.s tli it lioH pitare -e'l,
Aa wo o iiv.l r ..niy t.,ra tho n.i".
liui'i u' "'.' Jil'.v.
ion the i'ak.mkk's not siiiioi i.
Mii-cp Itiiproi era of I. nit. I.
Not only is it iu thy wool a;: 1 i.i'iMon
which they furnish in the pre ! t.-tiou nf
sheep to bo valued, but otherwise in the
aid they furnish, iu fertilizing the er.il
upon whieu they troa i. 'Fits is nwdo
manifest iu tho able, papers prepared l?
Mr. John U Hives, Seueaary of the
Xition-.il Wool Muiufadurtr' A: -ocia-
tion.ir.bi publish by ord.-r of Cngrrss.
lie says sheep are, tho only animals
which do not exhaust tho lo.nl noon
which they fee l. Th-y, on tho count
ry, perruaiicitTy impros : it. Ilorue.l
c.iitlc, especially cews fa milk, 1 y o n
timoil griir,'.!). ultimately cshnu'rt tli-'
pastures of tatir j-licsj-hatts. Iu !.iig
lau,l the pa-ittn-t. of the fouurycf Cb- a
t'jr, famous m a clioio .r.stjvt, um !-.'-pt
np oaly by tuo otiitiiut usj of bone
dust. Sheep. ou the oll:( r 'u'.ii.l.ti.i-oTth
tho peculiar fct-tilizic? p.'wor of their
maunre auil tho fa.'iiity v:;ii which it in
di.stribuLil, arc f. tr.i.l t.i ba tho most
eamotaieal i.ul c riaia mu&cs of ci-a
btautly ri'u'Tii: th'; i ro.hiet 'v.'uc-h f
tho IjuiJ. lti tiieooubi-u.'ionof oltccp
lri."tiau.l ry ui who. I c.Utnre, lan la ir.
KaglauJ, whi :i, in il-o t'iu?s of E'ih'.a
both, ro.tiio'j.!, oa :m iv. rage, six fiud
a-U'iif bushoh-" of v.-i;o.-: :-er am, pro.lue 1
now ocr th-'ity ir.ht-h-. I'.t tht;:o
reasons, the rcvut practical writers in
the j juruals of tho i: m1 Agricultural
Seelcty of Fcj'.t'i.l pronounce thot.
v.'nih; there ii i; jirolit iu prowiug
eh.'cp in Eii.?:;!!.! simply for their mnt
toa :!u,l vool, fj vp hnsbioaary in still
aa iu-.lif pcu.-ablc v: o -s'sitv, a. tho fo!c
uvcaus of kco; ii:;: up the l.tii 1.
Ilsrcriftice iu the I'aitc 1 Si&U-.a U-Ir
to snaii.tr e"
Vieo:isia, b
J!r. SiiiVoii, cf
k piuP-; hhecp, is able to
'y-f 1 r bushels of prhe.it
liio h.j .".vi-rarrc yicl.l .f
ii!i:a is but tin buBlifl..
r.-iso his t ..;
to t!te ae'.e, wi
wLcit in VxU-c
There are e.t -.-
:i i'i ii.o'.it wlieve Srliet-p
farmer:; !;.iv
been eimpt Hod to abauiioti
ei fariu after raiothor as they bior.ine
t-o fertile for pr. ': bl sheep pr'swiu.
Jtr. ti'Oi'.j.: ; . 1 1 s, r.i!!i.a Horace
( Irochy ii -j 1 t (".ir.l as the bighe-t
nuthority i r uirr!'- lihtr..! uailer.s iu the
Sttfoof Nr YorU, m ! wle b.w ruif.il
sheep f ir ma;:,T yurs ia cjv.r.e: 'ion wi:h
tfheat, F;iyi tha- wiilt ni'c ?hvp t the
aero cf cul!.v.-tiil In:.;!, pf.bivo r.n.i
raciiil.iw1?, he r.ii;,-.s r;''fe bnshohs of
grain, ou tho nv, rat;; thau he ;b l ivheii
ho Lai to eh. p t) Kiuuifaeturo bla
coarse f' ra.v into luatuve, ami t.) eurieh
bis pastures t rrrpnrc the:a for the
grain crop; tha-. ttoi lan.l i( censtautly
impfi vi:ig, nu-,1 the crop iuereiisirif? ill
quantity; nt.il that, while proi hieing
crops en We.i acres an.l ut less tkna he
dhl before he kept sheep, be hao, iu
aMitiou, the wuo hdjI the mutton pro
dueeil by tho sheep.
i ii i .
Tetor lieu h'-rou K'ys fa '(iaiihrniug
for l'rotii :' 'I kmw of no vetrebtble r,ti
the cultivation of which there is ho nir.eh
n iclcss labor oipon 'ol with sn-h ntisat
isfaetory results as e.'lery.' Duf Mr,
Hendcrsnu fives a tneth i l which is at
ouoo so simple and practical that r.o ono
need fail. I b.'.d uo rer s.iou celery
prowinc; when I rwl ' i ir lenicg for
IVotU,' but carefully observi
M r.
Iteii'.hrsou'H rules I ("M'(i,jil in ob
taininur et hi v that t-mk ih pr"iainm at
our lute State fair. I ph.:,t-'l the need,
in tho open ground ns S'n.n as the noil
was dry enough to wotk well, .uid bean !
to cult vate 'is noon na Hie plants eotil 1 I
be seen, keeping t':e cn-und loono and :
free frova wt file. Twio, bi-fora trans-i
planting, I ( beared the tops of thejdauts j
olT to iedtte j a stalky growth, nud about
the twentieth of June they were ready
for transplanting, which was douo, not ya,.ht Ucc'.e ruter, and the vcr-sd wan : thia iustuuco of an absent minded indi
in trenches, as rnort writers direct, but j iyjng r.tnnciior, all of a sudden, without . vidua!: A gent'emau residing not a
on tho level surface, in rows about three .parent cause, she started off at a ' hundred miles from here, who is a great
and a half feet apart. Cultivate often frigh fnl speed. The catne, however, I waikist, though he owns a haudsoiae
and keep the ground loose and free from WM H(ym explained by a huge devil-fish 1 tmtfU of horseflesh and a curiago, pro-
weeds, and about tho miit.no ol Augnst
tho process of 'earthing up' should be-
giD ; the sod Bhoul.t be drawn np to the
plants with euough to koop the leaves ,
upright, aud when cool weather cones
tho blanching may Do hDished by el:g-1 j,ptcr Th(J flflh thm weQt 8trrtirrht for :- the evening service; nfte- which ho do
ting the soil from between tho rows and ; ,,ort .:piey -jth l,th boa, but as ; liberabdr walked homo. The 1-idy
banking up to the tops of tho plants on HO0U M ho wonl(l got noar gh:)ftl water ; tt-ptvi until nearly everybody left, when
each side of the row. Tho soil should ; howony Rhy c,fi'again acd make for tho she stated the situation to a gentleman,
be moist and well manured. i l.linnnci 'piie negro boat soon cut loose, j who fonn 1 tho v. hiclo where tho owner
It.i.i.iiuii. but the ('nolo Tetor was carried twice ! had left it, drove tho lady home, and
Budding fruit-trees is not as ditli ult 1 ronnd Port llipley, aud it was nearly r.u took the carriago to tho house of the
as grafting, bnt like the latter it must ' hour before tho Jevil-fish finally let go. ! owner, who was fonnd in bed. He had
be understood just how it is to be done, I Tho auchor ropo was fonnd covered with i forgotten he had tak.-u tho lady to
tliongh this is easy to do by giviug it a j a thick slime, which could not be ro- church, uud at the dose of services, as
little attention, 'i'o cut a bud from tho j uaoved. Tuero was uo harpoon ou board . usual with him, walked homo aud went
parent brai c'i it fehonld take about an the Undo Peter, otherwife tho natao-1 to bed. II de.-ired th it we would not
inch and a-half of tho bark and wool, sake of his sablo majcuty might have j give publicity to this, nud of conrso we
the bad being about in tho center; and 1 paid dearly for hid prank. ' amply with his request.
in setting it cut a &'.it iu tho bark only
: day two inches iu length it; I at tho top
mal'.c a cut across tho slil ; then careful
ly raise tho bark up w itli tho knife and
insert in it tho bud. Do it as ueatty tic.
I pot!iblo. Then wrap around the entire
I r'.it and up to tho lu.l bat's n'.attiuj;,
usintr trips about a foot loiig and hall
J au ijeh iu width, and tie in a knot. V.
. course the branch i r sti ok in which the
: b:id is set rcmaitiH j .tat as it v. as before,
1 nij topping or ciittin.o'i tl. 'L'oe building
! of pc.teh trees is hot deferred until
Au.;u-t, and is arMi.ii adopted instead
of crafting, which is not nse?fififnl with
, this fruit, persons who fi.ilid iu doing
i their crafting iu the spring ; .iu snbr-ti-:
tnte b'.tddfni?, and thu; 1 t-e uo tiee.
I Oiimi-li.' Ilii.n.
' JliNTbAi ei: foh lloAsr Lamp. - Put
four teblespeonfuls cf chopped xc.tt
i into hail a cap of v:uiar; sweeten to
tuste and let btau i for two In -urs before
! (ervin,",
Oak I'oi.si.N.- ).'utiiFw. et epiriUcf
, niter with the Mime pianlity of old
! watir; apply with a v.hife cloth t'Tcry
i ten minutes until cared. "When of a few
! hotirci' ccntrr.ctiou it Bt'Idom rcipiirep
r.nre thau one epplioation.
IIom to (vi:u TdK Sr::i, Never li-c
anything but lip.ht Manh'. tj r.s a cev-. r
ing for the sick. The heavy, impervious
counterpane ia lad, f v the lfiimtt that
it keeps the e'.huh.liiee.s fi-.-m the pore
eftl e sick pcriou, while the bhir.'iet
u!Ii ws t!,e'!u lo pat-n throneii. Weak
persons are it:vari:il !y di-jil'e-s.'d by a
eivat w. ight of bed ch !:.., wl h h oftee
prevents their j'ottiu.: a:,y sit.i ,1 iecp
wb.ate vcr.
I.rii x ami OuN.r W.n.H bn -11
nb a lump of stiirar over tie rnd e f a
iemou until it lias absorbed all the iil.
lhit it into a howl with the juice of fo;o'
Umous, four tie..e:s rs ranch water, er
more if it seems too strong in tUvor;
sweeten it to taste with da titled Miar;
trn;u it through a i f.v:, fe'eveae.d fre; v.:
it as vou w. iild ice eit i.ui. Uranev i.e-
ia nei'le in the i ait.u way.
rioi.Es in the Wall Snail holes i:
white walls em be easily repeircd with
( ut M-udiufr f'T the rjao'i. b piai parts
of p la.-ter of Paw nr.d white '-and .'in h
a-i i. u-;ed in tao.--f faniiiics f, r sc itiing
; urpoes r.iiNcd with w.er to a p.i-te,
applUvl iianicdiately au 1 sue othul with
a knife or tl.it piece vf woe, 1, will make
the broken pdaee ai ri; -l a.s new. A.;
the Laixfiiro hardens very ipjiek'y, it i
best t prcparj 1 :t: a M.ia'.l .( uu tity it
a t-.ni .
runsr.'.iviso I'.i.u.s. Ihw, for I. urie.
I !.! or market pnrprsc, are better u.t
fertiliued. I ae unfertile e-rg never be-Con-.eJ
.ivld'.id, thoUjdi if may biv.-'s-'
rnvsty r.u.l unfit for fe.od. 'PI is rarely
happei:0, aa bj cv.-p'ir-itiei i f the water
the 'c intents lie e-.r.i'e dried to tho i-i'.e1!.
If the shells of uno r. iic eg-rs lire-rubbt d
over Wiih au oiled elot't rs .iein a.-; 1 uo,
then phie-.l lariro til l down in crates iu
a dark, co-.u re era, ti.e- eoutcUi
tnal i spertJ.l; '.d, W.I! ""t have
change';
iu :t year's I hue.
IV; r.n. rs -'i'o inako a i n-ei..! t.:. d
pouliii c, rintio a !.t wl .r basin v.iM,
boiling watt" r to he.ii i' ; thin j onr in
e.i.lll riwA boiling rtcr; v Hi ore hand
spr t.Me the m. ;.l h.t the bowl cud
wdh !l-e other .-.tir tl.c n.i ' ;;:e eoii:.hvi.l
iy wiih a ppoon until fcr.P.i neat m-eal lies
been added to ninhe a thin and siu..oiii
dongh. This !-hould be ,'or.e repiilly,
otherwise the por.ltiee will cool in
luahing. The need flhoutd aliaa be
added to tho water wiih cor.staut stir
ring, for if the water lo added to the
meal the two ilifredh nla will r.i t be
well b'eiuled and a luaipy r.:;-.;-- vill re
mit, Tj make a br-ad pun: ;ee, cut
stale 1 read hjo thick an.l j-.a-.r
enough boiling water over ;1 to cover;
phii.t by the. tiro and all -v it I" siniiuer
for a short tirce; thm strahi oil' the -
e -ss of water ad spread on a hot cloth.
Bruss. The best cppl.'e itt-:n f r a
burn is a liniment rjadc of hmr.-web r and
oil, beaten together till it looks lih, butter
melted to dress vegetables for the tabic.
It mat torn not whether ooinnum litno or
the chloride of lime ia r.;ed, and either
sweet-oil or liustcd-cil will i.n- '.ier. -
-
v -
!
Wrap the bnrned part in tine Ii kii c.v
ored with this mixture, r.nd cover tloek-
ly on the mitsile with raw eott
eieiu io th? air. Open it but once in
twenty-four hours, and then cari fully
soak off tho rags wi:h tho linn' ivi h-r
and oil, ro as nut to injure the t ...' r
skin that may be forming ou the w.a id.
lUtho well with the liniiai nt, and i ;;t
ou elean dre-sinis of rags wet with the
liniment, and cover with coltjn as i t
llrst. Where limn cannot b ) had, the
next best tressiug that w-s bnow of is
soot and lard mixed we'.!, melted, ami
I strained to pot cnl tho cars- piriioVs
I of soi t. Tn this case y i-l may first tio
' strong iibmi-water to a' sui!"!! tho pain,
' nU'l then i ut on a idast r ef the above.
In any case, m t, rn i put raw cot
i ton, to exclude ihe air a; d kep tho part
! from being i ibbed.
V l(-il-l 'Mi OH' hai lesion.
While Mr. Ib'nrv Mav was out Ushieg
1 w;th a party near Fort U pley, in the
to tlie Bnrf,.e f the water, with
thc, ar.chor rope fusleriAl to one of his
litis. A email negro tithing boat was
soon caught, too, by its anchor rope be-
inc enhitiffled with that of the I "tide
A Ciiiiiitrjinaii in Wall Street. j
N '.tmnuy months ago a man pretty
well known on the I'omstoe'k we'll Eat;'. ,
t3 sell a laiue lyieg ia the Pynm.hl Da- ;
tiict. lie -had a itiup of ihe chim and
its tindi igrouctl woi kinga all de-no up
nicely i:: phi's aud blue ink, and it vas
as t'me a pieeo of dranl'.ting s oiic
Ceiuld wi h to see. lb) tot-k his maps', .
traps and samples of ore to Ne.f York,
and beg .:i to 'lay' fi r a c!i?jiomoi Pre
sently he fell iu wiih a manipulator, w ho
waited 1 1 get htm a customer on com-'
inc-siou. 'Now, look i , it-, nil t itt!,'
say;-the Wii'.bi-tiveter, 'y. u are fri'hi
Nevada, and probably a little gr.cn in
the w,;s of the street. Y"'.i will Mict
n ene av.n'u! sharp men bote, a ad you
leitst lni.ta.go to be a tiil'.e elmrper, or
vou cn't ilo aajthiu;'. l.'t rv. rnuniige
tins thing, and civj meed', lean fit
over J.-,eoii for d.a mine.'
The Nevadan ngreo.l, and tiie New
Y":ker took u'm into a room and began
to e.ve hi.a sosjo du-idcatial a Iv'ee.
'N iv, l.ere's the vay to mat ago t'os
thu g. 01 eour.-v, it you have a real iy
good i ..ne, it w. n'i be at t.il mil of the
M.'y to r.iaheS itlo. k big. New, take th..
iinip; it a gi'Ov! tuep, but d ain't big
enough. We must e-Low up .-oine more
ore. I'll get an arti. t t o pat hi s nie
extra ore bo lie:; just te.it'.tr them
thio-ue'.i the nil r.o like p'uiu.i ii a ) u 1
ding and I L -ifil halt il it. The buy
vn w:li be sure to ih e .n r the; c ore
bo '.ies afterward all th- in:.;".'
'Thin don't lock to ivc to bo latidly
ripmr.-,' .;i d i!;e N'evr.d in, with a deep
rc'.'gi : e.piv.-siou. ', va::t tost ll r:y
.air..' on its ue :il-. 1 :;--ver f-1.I a thing
in le.y life eat false rcpre ,! nt.d ii.u, and
i 'e; too fihl to begh; now.'
Now don't get riled, old fellow. Y; u
are not suppose. i to know v.n.at I do.
(live me the maps aLel the "IT, and let
me attend to the buine--.. You e.iu't be
t ,. trieky wluai yoa . i 11 a i.eu .'
Afrer eausi '.era1 he per u.islo;,, the
nda : owner turned ov.-r his maps and,
ore samples to ti.e Wed; .-ireeter, ni.d
that a-tute op-ret ?r wen oe. his we.y.
II.) fust step wan to (;'; t an lis-.iy of the
samp'es, :u d thy s'.i.ov d up l,.' D to
the ton. 'i his s-. t the Nh -v York map
thinkii.g, and he w.n;t b.i
d i friend end uU. d bin
aar.irlci w, uhl vun to t! e
to!
th
b
'Weil, 1 hard want t s..;-.' uplie.l
the Nevada ia: t mn t. 'J gm s thctu
seT'ipIes yn;i have got now arc go. id f r
;"i . r .-I i a ton. O: course, I jn-t
to il; ee everpg. fr, ra d-.tl'-rert arts of
the ia' ;e. I ih.n't b. heve in picked
sa;e.p!- p. S-.ch fiva U etc b -nud to
0 T..e o :t s Mine:- .,r h-.h'i , au I as i'vo got
to -el, I
.1 to
."i4 a r
d r- ru
b rl
- slr-.vt '
.in w I;; ;
i! I b ' ai
N i w Yerla
ought it w
e.rp
elf.
thing
I'vo
.- ! .'.e tl at !..!...
f, ,:ul aeif-l u.v .-, .
a. nl eager.y drew a
pivfi s lug to h;:e !
made a in a' turn o:
along : MO r.h.rO ! i
ia for '. u, In - a ' i
check
aud a
f .r
.-io,r,o,i,
.e.'.ier roid
h-d. 'Y.-.1
I il'lVC 11. 't.
ac.l
i Whle
ir nud a
li.e N
t ac!
Ir: uj-. 1' e deed .'
.".all t l k t' ; e'e
w.arl-i-i ; 'Nov
y a'e ...1 I f. ,' :v.o,.i
and ,: t to . l'ie h
ii'. I:'sv,e:l!.
0 a . a bar f pi Oil f :. .'
Ti.e iw lain parte if rj
attei-v..:-.!, au ltho N.-.v Y ..
ou: last v.-eek with s.an expi
the :i -h i-r .perty he ha I s-
can.o
o M- t
eviiv
htrd.
I f-.r
Af ivi at
(. 1 1 Kan
yrainll,
id-ih-
! bi iieht I.
paid c-bh
bit,
l!
1
pi lied
. t::o me;
I. i !
i ;vi t i'v. n: fa- s. i
ar.iid.-ra pi-Urd
npvoario.i -Iv. 'T
A e:
I.ngled
ir. rer's
()'
work. ll),heV a suvnt
.Inst then Uid Satvvcr,
f..rei
c!li.,H f the di.-t.i. t. aud as inaoi'1
au old mine o-vai i 'be e, a-' v v. r pr,
ib;oe i, c '.nio np a..d I "iked oer tl
: map. 'it ain't cane,!, uhl I.- .-:,' I
see!, addii ssing t' K, Yorker, 'h
I Ciany oro bodies put in.' T. ilthno
eoshart, n .-.ia'n:n-rv.
.and
tho man from Wall sir, ', t. 'Well,' t
plied .d .Sa-yr-r, relh elivily, 'I don't
r,eo Iio-.v yots c ut ti- .ii!', The ft-llnws
who bought it are th- ones to kick.
Y"U got a h.oils'uno eoi -ibd-ssiou jou
kuovr.' 'I'.u'- tho eaaiph s ran np to
jrl.o'.'M) !' Saitoh' 'I'm swindled!'
'Don't M.uknow vou said a man couldn't
be toot
slreo! V'
a tnv- (
amid D
mg t f p
irky iu selh.n' a mine ou Wail
in.piired Oi l Siwye; uud only
1 ir.dn.-i, ut !i as reared iu Pyr
etiicf, can u i b r.-diu.d tho foi-1-,
.usclatioa which l'.ro'.her Haw
.rieiieed a . the genth nian from
yer exp
Wall stree', a-eCTmpuuied by his iperts,
drove fnrii udy 1 11' for lb no, blasting
the hi. .--so
route wilh
it. i A .;.
lir.g sagebu-h
ii ir ii i y hinguio
long the
. - .V- t a
AliMlit Minilnl.
A t '.:ni!ii.-rland, Marvlau l, l ai er given
posed to drive a ladv to a church elcdica-
i timj. Hh lad uiways walked to church
j before that. ITodrio . up on tho day
named to tho lady's It ue, took her to
; church, hitched his team aud stayed to
F in s AM' I AM IES.
A deaf baau leadi- a listlets lifo.
Mind yeur l"s and 's is P-Q littr ad
vice'. D ie Piiiilo for the l.v'ug ia woith a
dezvu tears for the dead.
Iu lleaufort, S. ('., tin'io are ton ne
groes to every white person.
The f-a ldcst wor Is of tongue or pen:
'I intend to pay, I otiu't say when.'
There is nothing that so icHues the
iaeeio: ! mind as the presence of good
thought.
lTo-.v is it thatth,
so (iiilckh?- -be'Ciu
ovci.ing mist.
There is no ra.vi:
l a -ilies before th-.
oi inter always goes
I!. ere id often an
of biingiuj:; your
ethlie like uev,i:i-
per advertising,
A family of stv. a l
Newport last week w.ti
pieces of baggago.
l or (neeessfnlly i:.a
the well I MJttllpi
i.gaii.st any know n ;i
I'.-.tss is au alloy .
many a miiu shows u
i f I i:isa with hi er
' ii'kt t.
Ah. te-liiii tibliess at-.
eieoiis nirived at
only thiriy-sfcvtn
. ag its luaik in
c,U put itself
copper, though
plentiful supply
:. copper iu hi.-
fruf aiity aro the
lacy a handsome
i'.ishou'ir r. drtifi
test blinkers. They s
interest, and wit i
drawn up'n Iheia be tl
ir huMbb'st e Hi-
be,.ie)e..
Thi ; is ti e hteml verdict returned by
,i c- to:.', r's jury iu a Middle State boast
ing ibi c.hici. tonal advantages: 'That
l.r n:.'i' to in-' death from l,nt i .v.n itu
Hi-r.i .rrhage.'
If you were willing to be an pleasant
and as anxio;is to please in your own
l-.ouse as ye u are in the company of yonr
neighbors, ym would lntvc the happiest
li. t'ie in thexorld.
'Iiitii llady,' f ltd he, '(his coffee isn't
settled.' 'No.' she replied, 'but it comes
as m ar il a your hi t month's board
bill di es;' ami that man i.evi r Fpoko
again du'-ing Ihe meal.
The nnurii ge of a lovicg couple iu
ieritiauy i- being deferred because the
I ride cann d prove that she was born,
her ex-ttet.ee seeming not to answer
(J.-rni.tu legal requirements as to pr Hf.
V,e have known men who w.-ro fool-i-h!y
fond of (' .peiihageu during their
bachelor days; but m-w that they nro
married tiny would scorn to but 'h a
o! ti es line, either to put it out or to
t d.e it iu.
Prince Ah i iudi-r, of 11 'Ihoid, who is,
since the death of his brother in Tun:',
the heir presumptive to tho Dutch throne,
is twenty-c ght years old, in very deli
cate health, and of a retiring, indolent
disposition. He is fond of reading and
si aioiis pui-.-uits, fiiel takes a lively in
terest in politics.
All women who wear il'iin.ouda do not
wear the glitterirg gi m of knowledge.
A laly weed into a large jewelry store
ic.-.d asked to see Poino re;d solitaires.
After looking over a e.n.nil ity she t elect
ed a tine no and paid to the salesman:
'Now if vuii will irui't-nttee that it ; a
tea! solitaito I wi". i take ih' She van
politely itwtrc.l that it v.,a a ge i uino
r-ehtlllie.
A ihst!ligilisi:eil d.pliilui.t from the
t'liitid States of A' i ' ici, a very genial
n::.l M-icial bi ii g, i-, pressed veil U the
de.Mn.sR of I'.'.igli: n gatherings, pinm
: iter his arrival it. udotl mado the
iwiin.l of the sir.'h' i, M lame TusBaud's
I'.ar .rcj the uuiu'oei . Vu-.l hat do you
tlotdi of our wax-wrk ?' 'Well,' ro
I he 1 tho general, ': "truck me as being
very like an ordti.a y leegii. h party.
Tin! other day a h.ti.ur met a frioud,
!a. a -led b.im ho.-.- j .,. pi .-'a were out
h; the cor.uUy. ' : '. Is dry weather ia
l-;t killing cvei Nth:: c ,' wan the doleful
i a ply. Soieo hours afb : .var.l a sjtorni
i i lain broke i vor (i.e city, and as the
tanner iu;i iu nud .rut of tho w. t his
n -ad said: 'Ibis will do goed o:.t your
way.' 'IM iybe, luayl-',' fluid tho farmer,
'but it's mighty rough on them's got hay
'.t.t to-day.'
A beautiful trani-pr.n-i.oy cnu be made
i at ranging prcsse 1 fet us, gre.' se'i and
it u I ii am leaves ou a p.ue of glass, liv
ing another pane the Mini" Rie.o over it,
ai.d binding tho edges with nbl. Ii. -1'
;e gum trngacan'.'i in puttiug i u the
blading. Tt is best t bind with a liar
n.w iilrptf paper first. The binding
I I ..in!. be f n amed ad aroiia l tho edge
of th--frd pane and dried bi-foro the
leave: , etc., am nirauged; then it can
1 . neatly folded over tho s-coud pane
without diflieulty. I'.nieii the cord for
hanging at tho corners.
A I bliei inan laii-'lit by the li-li.
A siugnhir c vso of drowning hapiiouoe'l
at l.iwroueo, Km. A colored man,
t ained Charles Williams, was engnged
tishing in K instis river, near tho falls,
nud while aisi: ting to land a huge cat
fish ho was drawn into the Hood bdow,
and all atteraptr. to i-e. uro Ids body have
been tins. in-'.ssfiil. It h is been the
custom of these (iihermeu to wado into
tho idicm mid wheu they havo ft uud a
largo li-h, a spear, connected with a
lopo which is attached to tho wrist, is
p'ung 'd into its biu'k. Hoiuetimes tho
fish, if ho lip a largo ouo, makes a des perate
stru;jedo before he is landed.
This wa one of those eases, WillianiB
failed to dip tho loop which was about
his wrist and let tho lish go. Cattish
havo been taken from tho Kansas river
weighing Ion to '20'1 pounds.
i iMrniifroil.
1 It was a warm aftercoou, aud youug
Mr, CnmniRgen did not go into the j
1 house, hut But down in tho pleasant j
porch, as was his custom, after ringing !
I tho bell. 11. r littio sister cumo to the
! door and looked at him with some curb
j osity. j
j 'Divs your sister Mabel know I am i
here, Nellie ?' ho asked.
; 'Oh, jes,' replied tho iuuoeeut prat-
; tier, 'I guess she doeb; she told rue como
end and see how shady it made the front j
yard wlir-u yon put your feet np on the j
. porch railing.'
Ho texik them down nud eat ou them,
The I inhioiis.
Iir;ght lined buttcrtlius aro favorite
designs for embroidery ou tidies.
Crumple black silk iu the baud, aud
if it docs not hold lli-iwrii'kleKit is good
.ptality.
There is a f pivinl fancy this cummer
foi shirredbounetsorrouudlialHofcot-.it.
tou goods that may be renewed by tho
laundress when to longer fresh.
Satin uuder.kiits made onitc ph.in
that is without flounces- aie worn with j
prena lino ov. idros ics. Sometimes a
fau i set in tho ends of the scams.
A shirred basque and an apron over
fkirt, much lunched up, is popular for i
ye trig girls of eleven. Trim with plait- !
iugs of tho lawn, or el ;e lircton laeo.
An odd fancy for a j -wel cine is a hil-
vor gilt dining table with hinged leaves. !
Tho top opens in tho center r.n.1 reveals
the crims.iu-lined nest for bracelet aud
lings. 1
Two slant lo nging drapcrie s of v.l.ile
batiste, eanglt lack on the side, will be
pretty for the areli of buy-wiitelows iu
the bedrooms, aud timilnr oiiea of lace
in the drawing-room.
Ij alios who ol ject to turning up the
over kill lo reach (ho pocket, insert a.
poeh;t very l.e.v down iu tho side seam
of the lower skirt, beneath the 11 .unco
which trims the foot of tho die -s.
shawls of colored thread, woven in
:h.!l patterns, are light ai d cool for
i.ioruiniT wear iu the sumnifr. Tney are
largo squares, finished with fringe, and
are found ill amber, pide blue', rose and
while.
Tho actress Croizette's gown, ordered
for Loudon etigagenunts, i.i of pink
silk, covert) 1 with pearl embroi Kry; tho
traiu is of violet velvet wrought wi.h
silver aud gold, mud tho utomaehcr is of
gold, velvet and preeious ttonea. j
The laeo mantles imported for this '
sniunur aro quite short iu the back,
measuring at the gie'iitt-st depth id the
point behind only thirty inches, whdo
nnoes the top tin y aro quite long, being
often three yards, from end to end.
A New York house imports piclur. s
of costumes and reproduces them for
customo!.", in.-d.-al of importing the
whole tuU and selling it after it had been
handled by scores of women. Any lady
whodesirei tho exclusive possession ( f
a gown bnvs tho picture, and it is not
duplicated far any on dsn.
Jfnrj:r'i Huzar say: ; A novelty this
summer, known as Iho Spaiiisli lof.g
shawl, is redly a fcirf, three yards l nig
and about throe-foii'-ths of a yard deep, !
made of either black or white Spanish
lace, - It ia to be wvr.i ns a coil! are at i
the watering pi. c -s. The middle of tho
scarf is thrown ovi r tho head, one lung
did ia caught np ou one ami, and the
other bancs t i ti.e foot of ti.e or;"-!.
Si i lie ill a New tiik I'.illcc ( oiil t.
'Your hutbiin l was a rested r .
(f.ieer, Mis. Powers,' said the justice in
Essex Market ei uit, to a sad faced little
woman, h ti a ehfrgt: of i ruc'.lv beating
you. I huvo sent for you to i:...ke a cola
plaint against him.'
'Against my hu-hiind, si; V i he fek. d
iu a low voice.
Why, uf emir c. Your fif e o-e it and
swollen, your i.rn.s black nud blue and
your bps quiv. -ring Low from the pan.
his brutality las can -ed you. Your cri. a
were pitiful to heir, join neighbors itay,
and they add that yur htf-ban 1 i i a
diunkard an 1 (hat yi ti lane to i-upp it
him.'
'Oh ! let tii in go.'sui I Pie htth: woman,
cry in";, 'lb' didn't mean to do il.
Wi'vo lei n n.arric.1 jn t a year and n
naif. Oar liitie boy is home i'."i. i p. I
would not havo it i.v.. litis fatherivtr
had bun. i.ir,-:-tcd for 1,,-ating lis moth- I
er. You'll let him go; plcaso do,' fill'
ihe woman wept nfia sh.
'And what do y..u say, ro.ver . an
swered th? couth
'Say !' iiuawt led the drunken bride.
'Why I sny d u her 1 I'll give it to la r
when 1 get her again. I 11 stop lo r
blubbering and her baby (dories.'
Yn will not if I have (lie power to
prevent yon. You uro fomniitlod for ais
months in default of ?t (if) to keep the
peace.'
A lieiuai kalde Plieuiiiiiciiuti.
A gentleman residing in Wakulla
county, Pis., by tho name of (!ox. who
is cultivating a small farm, upon aii -ing
ouo morning last week was surprised to
find that during tho uight his resideuce
had been changed from a region where
water could not be seen and was situated
ou tho border of a lake. When he re
tired tho evening befora his heii-o waa
far away from any pond, lake or rivt r,
but upoa going out next moru.ug his
Biirpriar cm bo imagined when, iit'tead
of his garden, an immense sink, illty or
sixty jards square, tilled with watir,
running up within tightncti or tw.nty
fort of his residence, nut his gn.e.
j During '.he night this trai'sformath.n
occurred, leaving not iv.'iin vestige of
tho tallest piuo trees which were 8t..ud
I ing in their full mnjetty only twelve
hours before, liie.se sinks, t.owever,
are not unfreqiieut iu that county. It
lias only boon a Bhort time Eincu that a
sink occurred near L-ivouder's Mi 11,
more remarkable than tho one alluded
to above, iu that it occurred upon tho
very top of a hill one of tho highest
pointE of laud iu that county. Will not
somaonc explain these otionrrene'ea V
A Mrfeft Tlm-krtwr, Uimlii
n.i iiitiTT
to ri-not. iniio i.t ii-.- 'v , i In
n no ...nu limr-i Less t imriis,
M-Oi.ulii. I l.- l 't' ' 1. ' !...: it 'I
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Ii.m .,l in- I. - -I. itif i '. a !'.. i i
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fl.OO. Addrtni. i biily. HUH MANUFACTURING CO., Boston, Mass.
fc-Sctit by mail, pre-paiil. .n.v id. .1 1- i in l-.'s'a'-'.' sli.mp- aiy . nelo-eil
! Ohsbules i.l the Tln oal.
! Tho membrane lining tho throat is
wy flexible, aud ia studded wilh tho
openings of lho numberless glands which
nro placed ha ih It cho has a great many
I folds and lidg.s, to allow of greater
distentions wheu food is passing through
A common accident is tho arrest,
j while being swallow ed, of a piece of food
of irregular slmpo or too great ri;:o iu
' some one of ti e nny p.mrhcs of tho
thivat, t;r (he point of a pin or li .h boae
c ilchlng in one. f tin: openings mention
ed. Tho Hi i ,.f thhigi that have been
eino'.ht in the thro it soniposes sinh arti
cles as nrlitlehd t v-tli, the bristlos of a
tooth brieh, the .hut of a blow gun,
pieces of straw, etc. These produce
gr.-at diaeomfoit, or actual snlteiing,
constant de-sir.) to l.-li. ve the Par out,
dittle'ilt breathing, an ir.oree ?ed How of
saliva and i:iii"ns, and even dealh foni
.snli'oee.tioii. To (xaui'uo tho throat,
f.,ce a strong light, tip Ihe I.Oa.l wdl
n,,yt (he 11.0.1U1 widely cj eo, au I fie
half no pio-':od doivu in tin- floor of the
i;n tilh. If the obstruction cm In seen,
an fi'h-wpt may be in-id" to remove it
v.itl. tin? finger, the handle of n spoon or
any smooth rote-lc. Not ten whal part of
Ihosabsli.nee is c i light in t he nu tabrane;
if a fell lame or pin, gra.-p tho free . lid
v, i'h a f,!. n 'er p-iir ..f pttuvrs or t .vez
ers, by whVli it c;'ii bo iii'-d up or
pushed down, and Ihus liiled i ut. il it
c inno be na il, h iiin limcR a largo Mouth
ful of wafer will eiiry it into filestore.
a 'h. . If flici" n'tetopts tiro inelV.-etiial,
ete.etii'a mu d be givi n. rs'ir np a table
sp.x.iif.il of mustard, salt, er powdered
alum, in ft cup o? lul.ewai-m wat.-r, and
drink the whole of it. 1 n a largo r.tej ir
ity of inshu c. a tho vomiting that speed-
ily ensues will eject from tho mouth tho
ofToudor. Never attempt to pu-h down
the article until it c mind be brought np
through tho lo-nfli, an I then only with
fhc pioatesl , .!-.. lestrumei 1 1 h.tv
been pushed through tho walla of the I
gulle t or great bloo.l ve-aols, wilh death
a.s the rer-iil. Even if the arlicl" ia
wifely out of the tbr ud, the feeling that
i! c; i-':ll tbev; oflene ml in ties for n (line,
giving li e to fnilth i IT irts to CNtri.-ate
what has already been removed, Of
court c, it is needless to say that all such
attacks as standing upon the leal,
pounding upon the back, or lolling
; np.-ti a barrel are woi.-e tbi-ti s less. If
, tho pimple things Mentioned tiro of no
avail, go for tho doctor.
'the W.lllth of (i II. It ibeit To; ih- , of
til , is estimated id s-..t:0,ll'.!tl. He bought
lOO.Cl O aci-en of Texas lands in the in
fancy of taut S'ate, at twelve or Ih'leen
ciubs'an acre. It is liow worth fo-n .";1
to .-in pa r acre, but ho has mil o'l.O.O
.-r dial acres. His income ftom his
pra-tice has reach" 1 p),tn) ) per annum.
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