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hi UH THE FARM AD HOME. I'ork in (be lluxhrl. o-if? l t rm mImuM give ten y nii ill' p'Tk in fattrniiig -.t lim toil "li tin' e.ir. One Iu-hi l of imalilrv It-1 will niu i li-Vctl nllll'h I'f pnl k. ni' lml l nf ini-iil mixi'il w ilh water will pi vi' thirteen hiiiiii1s n mik. Hue lillslli l nf IIHill cunketl in IHIIll will pi vi' lii'tfi'ii poiinils ol jiiirk. 'I'l' ti'Vi I'll i mi I. Inn l.no.l (ira "ill Do A p. ic ii I i n w w ill iiiiikc J'"' pminils nf I'M 1 1 in a si'.isoii, ami skim-milk, 1'-1 tn thirty pips, will pinw Jhi pmiruN of iliisscil pnrk, up I In- same jik 1 1 ii-ni i Ik I I'd In a rail' will put mi at lenst :!00 I iiiN nt live Wfipht. A pmnl steer 'i I in Hi'' "I'lliiuiv way will dress 8IM) Li J.iiiki pi.uii.l-. at luiir cais, haxinp pruwii mi tin' aM'i'.ip.; il'i" poiui'ls nf meat 'ii'h yi-ar, wlii i-,n tli nv lias mi.i.Ii'L'iih jHiiiiuls nf luittcr. anl tin1 re l u-f nl In r til i IK li.i-pinilin-' il ni'.irh a.i llllli'll meal ill till' pnlk nl pinwtll nt xoiiup liii'l ill tin1 i alf as tin' a.'iap.' pniwili nf a steer I'm mn- vcir. Mlmng llip anill. Henry Ives, nt Pennsylvania, says that "lie tet nt p. .ml taniiinp l.r.mght nut I iy la-t year . iM eplmiially severe ilrmiplit w i the uperi.r emps I tin ist! wlei kept nplit mi stimiip the soil, even when all wee.ls h.i-l l"en killed ami there seeineil t- I'e ii re t.i ccii.pier. aii'l tin y were -tirnnp the soil that va uliea-ly open an.l I.inse. In mie helil nt cmn nt eiphl .n i's miiy "ie acre was h'icil, as it was llmnpht it e.'iil.l do ii-i pml in siiih extreme ili'oiipht. That .en- returned almiit as liineli as all t!ie nl'ii-r seven. I'l-tatnes that were tllleil well pae IJ'i to 1 7'i I leU.'ls p.-r a. re, w here those nepl.-eteil n .e..-. thirty to it. I'li-iure In l.'iislnnil. Tilt- usual pra-dee in (licit I'.i itain. ivh"ii it is iuti uik-'l to lay a lieM lown t i pras pel uiaiieiit iu-t lire. i-. af- r ilraiiiiiip -in. I tlmruiipli eultiv itioii. a'nl iiianurinp I.y iiKMliaol a font ernp, lol.leil uj.oli thelailil with shi-ep fitl nil . ll Like, to SOW .1 Sllltal'le IIIIMllle nt' lras!?ts ami clover with a l:pht seeilinp . I Larley. When the land is in p-"l -.Ulillt 1011 this is ilnlle III Mar. Ii nr April I'll'-1 lovers are sown l' thilii--i h i s. .' I k t Ihe lul. eil pia-r-es.it a see- "I'l operation. Thel'.u li v pi'oilii.'i-K a . rnp wlii. !i H 1 i.i i e.-U'.l. .Hi. I voiinp i. .'li in. iy keep the piass ilou:i t lu ll r-t .tut u mil if there i- -in al'uinlaiit piuwth. 'J'l.e liel.l may he iiiumi the mrt year, l-eiup well inairireil in the .iiituimi, It i- then-alter :aeil an oiially, liisi with youiip st ii k. the ent ile ri viiv inp at the same time nil cue or cot ton take, thus eiiil.hinp their ii'.lllilie an.l ii'lilinp t the fertility nf ihel.uiil. i :.. .nl.-o en a-iniially in.i-. iiiireil, 1 .'l-e dii-t .in.i superphn-pliate .lll.l kaililte pi on.. ' 1 1 1 1 t he pfoV'tll nf , I he cl.. .1 ,l'a I nitrate .. so.l.i ainl ; nlpha'e of .num. -ma pr.-iiiotiup the eloWt h ft the pr.l.-ses. Ill the course f a feu m .iis the laml. if in a MiitaUo . lunate, w ill l-e: ..me -u h a pei iu i:u nt astuie as to s,,iisly tin- lniti-h iiiinier. Itr. Iir. lil' Ml M t'l! . t!10 t'.ll lHif'll I I in- cream, one t up nf Mipai. tw . cpp -. . II l-e.it.-n. two cup- ,, jrr ihain d-.'ll. ne t.-.ij iilul .1 snd. i Hake an !.-nr. I his i.. -i wtml-s ,::.. very ;." .d jlsi- Ii-ii i:.-.,.! I l ri', T.tko dressed r!l -ii' t.v kind. sep.ll.1tO It U -111 tile i M S. IMI'i'e it VM'h i little sea-i-nillp. : ppli''i .i 'ia--p-M.il fid u i' .ur r. ' one nf icdk; roll it tutu I alls, I i t.ih tl y: ! -M'h epp, :i l dredpn d .vrll with I -re.! .'rumhs, fry them of a'. .-; ; il '.one.-, heads, tails, with ii '-in. Hi ami ,i pint of water, -tewed to,-"thrr will make the gravy I'l'MiKiN .-".' v. 1.1 six persons use three p.itttidi of puu. kin; t.ike off the liml, cut it m i.'ic.-. and put. it in i -ancepai wi(h ft little salt, and cover w s'h w atvr; l-. t it boil until it l soft say J') inmut'.-s - and p.isi thri ui;h a .nl.ni ler; ll must h.tv? r.o witer in it; put al.out three pints -jf milk in acass i i le, a Id the st.r uiiM.l psii.pkin, and !.-t it tor.-,-to a 1'cd. a Id a very little w Into s-ip.ir. some salt and pi ppcr; m I utter is ll-ed - .1 ' Mii.k l'.i-ci-t r --Light arid very sat- ' i.dactnry l i-unt are made from this !"ipe: t'ue f.-'iith ..d a p: i n 1 (1 l ut tiT.oim 'j'l.trt of lukewarm milk, twn w ine pla-.-es of yeast, half a teaspoon t nl of nalt, with tV.'ir enough to make a pood linn douuh. Mir Hour in th- milk to make a still' hattor, thi n add the yea-t Do this at evening. -i the niiiitiing, after melting the 1 utter, stir hat in and km-ad in rloiir enough to iinke a stiff dough. Cover it over in A pan and let it rise till perfectly light. When this is act oinplished r .ll it out odil a little over an inch thick: cut ii' tlie biscuit, place them in shallow I .ikitip-tins. and set them in a warm place I" rise. When light enough, I ierte the top ..f each one with a lork; ml. the top with the white nl an egg if yon w ish to have them pl"S-y. Is ike in a .jun k oven. dramatic niicidi' nsti.tn.1 in Way in' county. Ala., reietitly. I'. A. 'ox. a icspectal le yoiinp man. at t'-nded a party . A! midnight he arran-' I the chairs around the loom, invitid tin la dies to be seated and look at l.ini when he died, lie tin tl pl.i-ed l ( I'. or -a the M-iitern!' the l.'nlll. sat d.-WM up---i It. H'ld t ikmp I pi-t d fr.-in to- i.- kit l-l.-W to . I " .i'l I'Ot 1- o.m tl-- .I.I..O :.'....! s..Tl,ti.l-l -ni l n,t lll ll-. I To TpU a Howe's Age. At throe years nM the horse shmil. 'have the central ieriiianent nipper; prnwiiip. the other two pairs wa-tinp six prim lers in ea.'li jaw. nli.no inn lieliiw, the lir-t an.l tilth level, tin 1 nt hers ami the sixth pr.itrii.linp. Tin ! sharp cilpcs of the new incisors vil ' he very i-v iilent, eniuparotl w ith tlienli toeth. As the permanent nippers w eai ' and continue to prow n narrow pnrtinr nf tho i-one-shapeil tnnth nnoiieh nthor The mark will ho wearinp mit and tin ernwiis of the teeth will he sensilih smaller than attwoyeart. Metwoer three nml a half and four years th next pair of nippers will ho ehanpeil the central nippers will have attaitiei nearly their full piow th. a acuity wil, he left where the seend -tood, and thi corner teeth will In- diminished ii' hreadih. worn down, and the mark in the (-(-liter nf the tont'i will lieeollli faint. The tu'eoiid pair of piindci w ill hi- shed. At four year-tin-centra llippef- will he fully ilevel. .ped. tin sharp e.lpo somewhat worn nil', ami the mark soiuewhat w ider an I faint, r The next pair will lie up, hut tliev will 1 he small, w ith a mark d.'. p and ext'-mi inp .pnte a. im.-s tl'.i i The mrm-i nippers will he larpi-r than the in-idi ' oi. s, hut smaller than In-fore ami fat and the m.-ck m arly i tT.i 1 The six pnn. J.-rs will have risen tnali v.l with tin-others, and tlie tu-'.ies w ill l-eu'in, t" appe.tr. At tlx o year the horse'- iicuth i a!mo-t peile. t. Tl I ml nippers arc ..into up. the lonp. dei mark irt.-pular in tie- iu-.i 1.-and th. other nipper will I .ear e '.lent t.-Kt-li-of iii.riascd wear. Tin- tushi- an inar'y prown, the -iMi molar is ii and tl e third nn-lar i- w ant.nir. T:,i-' la-t i I rc u . ii -t ,i lire w id prevent the de ceplmn ..(' a'li'iiiptin.; to p.i-s a li!i finir-yc.ii-...; a-a l;e year n!d. A -,'x the iii.ii x mi the ii ii'ral nr'pets i w..rn out. At si .n viar-the lu.ul, i- Worn out III the f ' I r ei- ill u w p , - ami last w.ailnu' a a ay Hie ciiui teeth. The t u-lies a i e I'-u led at tin pnlliH ami edpi-s, ii'id I ..;i:i!iiiip 4. pet round in-ii.-. l i-:pii y.-al's old tlie tushes ar. im an led in o cry way the ni.iik i- p ine I rnui all the Imttoin nipper-., flu re i-liothiiip ri ln.tinini; 1 in them that can altcrw.ir.l clearly show the ape nl the h..-e. After this the nnly puides an-t he nippers in the upper jaw . At nine years the mark will lie worn tii,. middle nippers. from tlie mxt pair at ten year-, ami from all the upp -r n.ppers at eleven years. nim- years the nn'cr nip pers are round iii-fcnd of oval. At ten years the othi-is l-opiu to jlnci-uii' rtmndc.l , at eleven veins ti..' sei i nd pair are mm h loimded . at thirteen years the mrner ems have the saini- a.pi araiic-; at tourt. cn y cai- the fa- .- .-I the i Ciller iilppcl- l-i -comes soiiii-u hat 1 1 i.iuii'.ll . at -eveliti ctl yens they ale all so. s;. .. !.' ll! '. 71!., y,. Itihlnl Panic Mrs Wil-..ii the mu.-eiiln I'hiladelptiia. in linlepeiiilciii-o Hall. the Mipeniiti lul. lit of III lll.li pelldeiiee hall. savs that her most numetoiis and niton-sting i-itors I. ridal parties, and that every day -he has an oipnrt unity nf witm mp tie curious pha-i-s o charai ter and -eiiti nielit developed hv newly w eddeil bll-s. the b'.ist ainli-eliient is alT'.rdod by those who are making a bridal tour m -ty le, and who cmne m carriages, ac companied by an escort nl pay Iy dios.-d and i battering Li id smaid and prnom--men. Such groups nf visitois are freiiuently to bo seen in the museinn. and tho uko of Xewcastle, when he was inspecting the curiosities there, had an opportunity of also iiispeitmp a gorgeous American bridal party making such queer remarks a- : "What a bang-up old fellow George Third must have been " "(jive, those photographs a rest nml come over hare where Hilly IVnn is trading with the Indians." or a little voice saying tiir.dly : "Horace, dear, look at this horrid old man here I am sure it must be a picture of Captain Kidd." It was a painting of that sturdy old llevolutionary patriot. ' Israel Putnam. Mrs. Wilson says that there is no ; better time to study miniati nature than when humanity is on a bridal tour, and there is no better j lace to' observe it than in the museum at In-i dependence hall. The bride who, net- . withstanding her blushes, has a willot , her own, generally shows it by quietly leading the groom where she '.vat ts t go Jf he isdoeined toliehtripu k( .1 ttx fact is bound to eri-p out. There are a thousand and one little things which go on fetween tt.c lreshly united nc-ples which formal a ; never-ending succession of Ic-sotia in j honeymoon life. Mrs Wiisou has keen j so many bridal partieseon.e an.l go that I she knows one the ninuimt the pair ! j enter tho room There are certain in-; j fallible signs by w hich they make their ' condition i-l happiness known Mrs. Wilson says then; can always ne de- ; ; tected a half-a-hamed, half proud ex- j I pression, as if they would say "Now, I am afraid that yon will laugh at me, ; j but I don't care. Its a good thing to j be married, if it iloes seem a little ' pn-er." Tho bridal vi-itors come m ! ttie mornini;, as if they bit n the.r duty when in Philadelphia to visit In- ! ; (lepeiiilenee I:. ill. I : is i-al' iilate I that the einl-ev'e lot its arid lobberies, private an I nil : i i.it, in Kns-.ia ilurinp (i" ytar ann nut to J"-'.X '.' tH1- ! , THE BIGKEST OF ALL. K lmi-iriln(i rrouni of lh l.nmcM Dln iiiiin.l In I hi- World. If genuine. Hie Hragana, in posses, si. . ii nf the king of Poitupal, is by far the largest diamond, not only now in existence, but of which there is any record. I!ut its very size, weighing no less than l.tiSO carats in the rough, has caused it to be suspected, and no op portunity has hitherto been afforded f examining it with suil'n ient care to warrant anything like a (ondusive judgment as to its truo character. . One of the earliest and Le-t accounts wo have of this stone is that given by Ma we in his "Travels in llrail" "A few league-." he writes, "to the nnitlii.f the llio Plata is tho rivulet named A bait e. cclcbiatcl for having produced the largest diaiimnd. Three nu n named Antonio do S.nisa, lose l'eliz (lollies, and Thomas de Soiisa, having been found guilty of high crinies, were banished into the interior, and ordered n.-t to approach any nf the capital towns, or to remain in eivilied society, mi pain nf perpetual imprison ment. "Mrivoii by this hard sentence into the lnn-t unfrequented part of tho country, they endeavored to explore new mines m new productions, in the hope that sooner or later they might have the p I lortune to make some important discovery, which would ob tain a reversal nf their sentence, and enable thi-in to rep'iin their station in si i. iety. "They w .-nderi'd a'-.-ut in this neiph- bnrh I. niakinp tii quent scan lies in its various mines, for m..re than six yi ar. At length tiny, l-y hazard, male soine tri, ib in th.- river A bait o. at a t Hue w h'-li it - w at - i s v. i iv ,-o low . in const -.pi n ni a I. in u -. a-nn n I ilroiiglW tiial a on: I nl its Led was lelt expos. -d. I lei .-, w lid.- -i ari Ihnp and w i-lunp b-r if.-ld. they had the pom I fortune t-i liml i diaui.-iid i early a poimd in weight. Plated by this providential ili-covery. wlilch at first they could sc.trcely be lieve tube real, yd hesitatinp betwu-n a dnad of the rigorous laws relating to diamond and the hope of regaining their liberty, they- consulted a clergy man, w ho ad i-cd tin in to t ru-t to the mercy of the Mate, and acn.inpaniod them to Villa Hum, where he procured t lu-iii access to the governor. Tiny threw thelnsch es at his foot, and de livered to him the invaluable pain en : which their hoj.es rested, relating ail tho cm iniistaiu-es cnnnecteil with it "The governor, a-tmiishi-t'i at its iiiapu.ivde, could tint trust th evidence nf his senses, but called the nllicel's nf the establishment to decide w hcthi r it was a diamond, whose! the matter be yond all ...uht. Hemp thus by the must strange an.l iinf..resen uuideiit put in possession of the largest .Main- ml cer found in America, he thought proper to Mi-pend t he soiiiwiee nt the III. Ml as a reward for ll.'iv illg de livered it to ti I in . The p.-mwa-. -enl to lli.i de .laneiro, lr iin w lulu o a fri pate w a di-patched w itJi it to Pislj..;i whitlur ti e clerpyman was al-o sisit to make the proper repre.selitutiiJlis re spect inp it. The sovereign coiUinned tin- pard.-ii .! the ilelinqueiit-, and : lisiowed some .referment on the' prie-t ." Thi- famous stone, which has bpi-n I ilue.l at no less than l .',011,11(111.1 ion, S -aid to be about the rae nt ag-iose's epL'. and weipht is usn.illyestiitjateil.it j I.ii-n carats, which, at therateot l.ij 1 aia's to tin- mince, wi nld make taHiiJ i er cl'-v en ounces 1 Murray tells us that Don .Tuan VI j had a hole drilled through it. anl it 1 was suspended to his mtk on pala ; lays. Murray was not aware whether j it was still among the crown jewels 1 given up by Mieuel. or had born pre- viously pledped to 1 arry on the war I against tho French. For this latter j report, current in Murray's time, there ) seems to be no foundat 1011 ; and accord- j inp to all recent authorities, the stone would appear never to have hen re- moved from tin- Portugese treasury, I where it is jealously guarded apiinst all inquisitive sipht-scers. For obvious j iinauciil motive, the government is ' iiatur iby anxious that, whatever be its ; true character, it should continue tobe 1 regarded a a genuine diam-ind On tins p- int tho strongest dmil ts havo always been entertained. Murray tells ns, on the autln rity of : .1 Mr. .Magellan, that fragment was I roKennlf fr.-m it ly the ignorance of ! 1 r:e j ers.-n who found it, having j -truck it a 1 h w with a hammer " I Phi-: w;n the old ronpli-an. ra ly j :iiih"lil testing Ftones, the nature of i wl.nh was m t i-ivi. us at :"irt sight I it was siippi-red that tine ii;,m ci.-ls I :ei-tcd the heaviest blow of the lum u.i'i whcieasit is now. well ascertained j t".,it t;iy a:o ea.-ily split by -,-Ieavage; j n 1.. tl..-1 ir- '. 11 stance here mentioned w.-ull 1-t .1 itself imply that this .-ton-' wa - not a real diamond. Willi icgar l to its value. Murray, rejecting Home I'clis'e's j rojiosterous estimate ..f l,.7'(t.iWHi.iH.), onsidercd that, "according to tho method ofcal . elation by .leltries," its val'le Will be in ts presi nt lorn. 214 .".. Hut 1,0 j nee at .ill .m be set upon a stone w h.eli is st ill in t'u- vmigli -tate, and regarding the true character of which tin- great e-t uncertainty prevails. A g" i-sl'.o; t 1 r can be froen solid in t l.o fail ai.d '..e l away, and about the I r-t . 1 M tv to- will yawn, turn ..v. r and i.'-j' .w ay as it' t nth'uig had hap pened in his rout inc. ; Fashion la Dogs. Of late years the King Charles and Blenheim spaniels in spite of their tearful beseeching eyes, their trailing ears, their blunt black noses, their silky coats, and the glories of their bushy tails and feathered log, have under, gone unmerited neglect. Nor has the Italian grayhound, for all the grace and beauty of its slender form, its taper, almost transparent limbs, and the clastic agility of its movements, been prized ns once it wa. Fashion has turned its approved eyes rather upon the fluffy white Pomeranian, with its fo.x-like picked cars, and pointed black nose; the P.m. lie lhnmoiit. brought into vogue by Sir Walter Scott's "Guy Mannermg,"the Skyo ter rier, save the turnspit the longest nl all dogs in proportion to its height, with its floeculei.k iloor-ni.it coat, its masked ry-, and obscured nose; and 1 the Maltc. .- icrrier, a duodecimo edi- j tion of the Skye, shot ter of baik. how- ! ever, and with a whiter and silkier 1 jacket. The pug, ton has recovered 1 the favor it had lost so completely that ! between lSSGand l-li. the breed was ' almost cxtiiK't in. F.iigl-ind; it has re- turned to society in the retinue of , Queen Anne, as it were, one of tho em- blonis and scenic properties nf her reign, its tastes, modes and foihlns j Happily the cnnl inutil iti-m of the ( cars of the animal w hich once prevailed ; as a means nf w rinkling ami pucker ' ing its forehead und munlc ha- I a , abandoned. The poodle has tievcrbcen 1 so esteemed in I'.nglanil as in the hnd j of its nativity, of the I almat ian ! spotted or carriage dog popularly known as the "plum pudding" there , has been some vanishing nf late. Tin creature, perlia;-. wa- always regarded j as more ornamental than useful, and then, with the cil'.ns horse, he became the ubj. el. nf -ii-picinn. Could he not. ! unlike the Itopanl. change his spot- , upon ecca-ion ' Were they not some- ; times il ie ratio r to art than to nature'' '. Moi'ies were told nf carriage ib-gs that had pone out spotted and had loturnod horn ' pure white. Il- avy 1 i n had j fallen, and the l""tin.iii had ti-pb-i ted to hold the can mi." 11:11' n lla 1 cr the carriage dog. The ureal p.-j ularity ettj. yi-1 u-t at t present by the N nt( ll cnllle, or High. land sheep iIol. has to be reckoned amoii!.' tli.- sinking event or ' land marks" nl 'canine history. To the 1 nllie ha e l-ei u -a-1 cl almost the entire . spaniel family, and even that former! favorite of acquatic romance, the New- ; foiimllaii'l dog. so long famous as a savior of children from watery graves, , and 111 such wi-e as a member of the ; Koyal Humane society. I.hwI'hi j iltlj' III'. I, m 1 A National Indu-trr. j A Monterey ( Mexico ) eiirrospnndrnt ! says: Washing nf clothes seems to be 1 principal industry nf the poorer part of 1 th" womanly half of the population. ' This is a vicarious virtue, practiced at the instance and for the benefit of their i betters. I don't think that the poor ' souls ever get a chance to wash thitir ' own dothes at all they don't look as i though they did, certainly ; but all day long tlo-y sit, or, rather, squat, at their : work devotedly and their wash-day lasts the week through. Their common wash-tub is a stream of water that (lows half across the city, wonderfully pure iit its source but more ami more I befouled w ith soap-suds as it goes on ward, until finally it passes the tan neries and so loses all claims upon j respectability. All along the banks of 1 this stream the washerwomen practice their Imnorahlo profession, and very , comforting to eyes which take kindly : t the picturesque is the sight of them. , Kadi . .11111111 has in front of her a flat . stone or a board, or, most frequently, j a shallow wooden bowl, oblong, and very like the bowls in which butter is j made. In this bowl she soaps and rubs ; and squeezes thegarineiit to be washed j until her lino knowledge of her art tells her that leanliness has been achieved ; J when alt"! comes copious rinsing in , the limning stream Close beside her I is a little lire on which rests a little ; boiler t nil of soiled linen and of buo Img soapsuds ; and thence smoke and steam ''irl up together among the Irani lies nf the overhanging trees., Although their attitude is strikingly , ungrateful or would be for a woman : lmt M.'xi.an-- these woman contrive to ; put a certain grace into it, while their instimt for 1 .imposition compels them always to arrang" themselves in pr ice- j ful groups s 11. e children, not ever dresstd usually play around them cr , l,ik like little brow n lizards in the ! s-in : on the l-uv I u.-hes near the bank ' of the streaai arc spread the drying ; clothes a straw-thatched hut gives j emphasis o the middle distance and 1 the b ukgro. 1:1.1 - of trees and bushes an.'i 1 it and hVf hidden s'.J'm walls bull that e.ia I-.- It sired. H.iiiiing Cats and 1'mr. Aiii mg the m iriy queer sayings vvhiih one "ft. -n bears none is more peculiar than ' P's raining cats and d-'irs." s.im.-vi that the c-prcssien came tr-uu the l'iciicli word I'-fn i.-y-f a watertal!.but there is a more pleasing explanation nf h.-vv the phrae came into use. In --ii,,. parts i-v F.nsilaud the blossoms . 1 the willow tree arc 1 ill-d ".at .oi l .lops." Th.'-c blossom- iiicr a-e in sie very quickly altera few warm showers in April, au.l it wa- bi li. ve. mice that the rain brought l' ni. I b uce the saying, "It's raining cits and dogs." Jokes by the Juveniles. A little i'ellovv in a primary school was a.'kcil by his teacher to spell the word knife," After he had correctly done so, he added, "Hut what's the K for?" "What ian 1 do for you to, induce you to goto bed now '(" asked a mamma of her lic-yea - Oil boy. "You can b-i me sit up a little longer," was the yoniig.-ter's respoHM1. We were eating our supper, and Mrs. llodge was cooking beefsteak. I asked my 1 ttle girl Imw she wolld havo her beef-teak cooked. She replied, "I will have it tender ami true." A little three-year-old girl, while her mother was trying to get her to sleep, became interested ill some nut side iioi-e. she was told that it was caused by a cricket, when she lapely observed: "Mamma, I think ho ought to be oiled." A small boy of fniir summers was riding on a hobby-horse with a com panion. He was seated rather iincom lort.ibly on the horse's neck. A ft era reflective pause, ho said: "I think it one of us gets off I could ride better." A little lass, w hose birthdays do not number iimrctlinn three, recently wen, to .1 church in which the choir occu pies a gallery w ith a clock on the front. "What did you see at church '." a-ked auntie when she came home. "I saw some folks sing on the clock shelf." A short time ag, at a school in the north of F.nplanil. during a lesson on the animal kingdom, the teacher put the following question : "Can any boy name to moan animal of the order cdciitata ; that is, a front-tooth tooth less animal?" A boy, whose face beamed w ith pleasure at the prospect of a good lunik, replied, "I can." "Well, what is the animal''" "My gram luiotliei !" repli'-d the boy, in great l''('. ' Sweet are (he I'ses nf Adversity. A buy nf 1J stood leaning apam.st a feme on llll!ield street, hat pulled dow n, feet i Tos-ed, and his right, hand S-iing up occasionally to w ipe his lm.-o, when alomr came .-im-tlitr anatomy about his sie ami asked: "Silk?" "N..." "Anv the familv dead ? "No.'" "doing to run away V" "1 dunno. I'oju-t been Hi kc.l " "Who diin it V" "Pad." "Hid your ma ask him to''" "Yes." She told l.l III I had heel) a. h inp for il inn re than a month." "Say," said the new arrival, "you are in luck. I'm t lying my best to git dad to whale me. I'd give ity 1 1 ids if he had tanm-d ine this noon nud it v :i- all hmii:;li hurting." "Whv'r" "Why I Haven't I g.-t I Pi. .- dollar savid up to buy pap and lu.nm Christina- pre-ciits. and if I -an pit '1 in to -hal- me be foie Christmas won't I -pond every 1 cut of thai money mi my .elf 't How much y on j.,,) "Two dollars." "Hiilly ! Your me all right ' You've Neon In kid. mid they Won't expect even 1 stick of gum limn tln ii pounded son. I'll go home and slam tin- l-al y around md steal sugar and kn k the 1 .it and -as mother, and il I 1 an p t walloped to-tiighl I'll meet V.'ll hel'e to-liini row, and we'll pool in .iinl I uy more pistols ami scalping knives and mi k 1 amly ami nuts and raisin- t ban y . ii evi-r saw be fore ! Yip ! Pi 1 1 Ine ilow 11, dear father - hang my hide on the Icmc. mother darling'" - I'm y'o-. Actres-es Spoiled hy Mai i ibnr. Pretty Marian Pinion- the a. tress who set the boys wild la-t Week, is under eiipapeini nt tint to marry for live ya a:'s. Hilly llaydi-n, her mana ger, say: "Who. 1 I agreed t star her live years and pay hci'$b' a week ami twenty per cent, of the pi'olits I made her po into w ritiup m-t to marry during the engagement." "Why did you tie her up this way?" "Hoenuso act rcssc lose their hearts more madly and more as-urdiy than any woman in the world. Ami mar rying nearly always spoil- them. I've had more actresses ruined by husband than all other w ays put together. Miss F.I limn is clearing pi.tum a year, and in live year- she will then b.'twinty-foiir- -he can tin 11 marry and quit Ho stage. Hut she can't thiilk id' love till her time is up. Many young .11 1 re-sos are bound up in tin- same sort nf con tract, anil held to it stri'-tly. AUnuln ( 'ini.ttitiitimi. THE CHARLES A. YOKE LER CO., Tlif New I'nrinrr-lilii In Ihr limine fit A. Vik.-Iit ,V I'll. Riltimiiro Herald. October 1 1.1 A most imi-orimit change iuoneuf Ihe 1 irg est enteri-riM-s ufl he city lonk place .vcsterilay mid i n 1 1 1 1 1 1 y wiis busy in i;nllu'rin' the facts. Iniino.lmtely follow im: the death of Mr. Onirics A. Vofreler. ilu- surviving; part ners of the ho'.i-e, of which he had been the moving spirit, is-nori n circular to the trade niul j-ivtw, which nppeHied 111 tho coliunns of this paper. It inmk- pubho an srrnmjcment which in the exiffi-nries of tlie moment was deemed m-cessary, und an nounce.) that it was the di sire of nil concerned to continue its ntf.iii? as they had been pre vionsly cnni'.ietpd. It w s It-iiriie.l, late Inst cveninp, that cer tnin C'lmlii;.'- nlTii-tiii tho perncuiellt estab lishment u( the li niness hud boon rcolved npon, and 11 reporter of Ihe Herald was dis latched to tlieortioeof Col. CI n le. Mnrslmll. nlt.irney f..r the r-lntv of llie late Cliailc A. Vogelcr. wliere it was n-ci-rtiuiiod that nego tiations ha t been conclmlid, a.- follows: 1'h.it tlie interestn of the mrvivinu part ners had been purchased by Mr. Oiri-tnin I)rvrie, a ineinber of the ohl and sub stantial house, of William PevniK it Co.. nud president of the National Hank of lhiltiinorc, and Unit a new firm was about to be formed under tho firm name of Tlie Onirics A. Vot'eler Co., this name tM-iui; in honor and perpetuation of the memory of the late ChnrV A. Vope lor. It was further ascertained that the new firm will lie composed of the widow of the lute Mr. Yopeli-r I she retiiiiiin! her late hus band' full interest 1, Mr. Christian Dvnes. aa executive partner and tiiiinicial head, and Mr. 11. P. I'mhutnetier, w ho, from tho first ftep in the initial venture of 1 lie house of A. Vopclcr Co., was the manager of the advemiiiR department and confidential adviser of Mr. Charles A. Vopeler. By this arrantiement it has been fuliy de termined that nil the plans and business fiurpo-en of the lato Charles A. Yue er, the founder and executive man acer of the late linn, shall be developed to their full fruition, and that the popular preparation of ti e house, prominent among which are St. .Iiicolu Oil and Dr. Ausust Kne . nut's Hamburg Family Medicine, sliad hold their Inirh rank under new auspice and the now manner incut. Therein one feature of this commercial episode wh chapiani strongly to the kind liest feelimr and points a touching moral. Mi. Vopuler holds her relntinii in the firm with n wifely courage. Her whole future is centered in the resolve that the frnita of so valuablealife iin that of her hnsb.i- d, which was freely nacriticidin Inazeal for the welfare of lus native rity, and that tho aims and pro jects lie pursued hall not be permitted to laniruioh, but ohall be revived and strength ened to its credit and to his honor snd fame, and that she will strive to build for him an enduring monument in the enterprise of bis own founding. He Had a Heart. After all, these Virginia City minors have big generous hearts. The other i-veninp one of them, who was finishing up a week's spree in Triseo, stepped mil of the I'acilic hotel alter dinner and ran again. ( a haggard-looking, .-hal 'by-pen feel woman, who wa weep ing on a corner. "What i. the matter, iiiarni ?" faid the miner. She told him a .-ad story poverty, sickness, a large family of children,' nothing to do, nothinp to wear. "Is that the best frock you've pot V" said the rough fel low, gently. M10 said it was. He felt in his pocket. It coi'tained just one $J0 piece, which ho had intended to "devote to wine and wickedness that evening, ".stop here a moment, inarm," and he (lodged around the corner and into a dry good store. In a few min utes he returned, and, pressing a small bundle into the poor woman's hand, disappeared with the air of n man who has done a kind action gracefully. Th" starving female eagerly undid the , package. It contained a pair of em broidered silk stocking. I'lmi- CISCO ('(. ONTIIIIITV lVS"ritIAI.. Tnr. Yoi.Tue Hki.tCo., Marshall, Mich., will Send Ir. Ie's Celebrated Kleetro-Voltaic Helts and Klectric Appliances on trial for 110 days to iiieii, yonnu or old, w ho are altlicted 1 with in rv.iiisdi bilny. lot vitality mid kindred tumble, irii ir inleeinu' speedy 11 ml complete , restoration of health and manly vinor. Ad- j dre-s n above- X. It. No risk is incurred, lis thirty dajs' trial is allowed. lililm-v lbnr. Pain, Irritation, Iteleiiti.ui, Incontinence. I lepijsit.(iravel, etc.. cured hy"Unehupaihii." : 4-1. S nd for pamphlet toK. !i. N tix., Jer sey City, N. J. I Foil r" I'l i-siA, tMtoFTtoN, depression of spirils and general debility, ill llicir various forms; also ;u a preventive i.-iiiist fever and , nU'ii! and other inlerniittcnt fevers, the "rVrro-l'l osphnratcd Klivir of C.ilis.iyii," uiade by Caswell. Hazard .V Co., New York: and sold by nil iJrti: tri !, i tlielu-st tome,1 nud for patients recovering from fever or other sicl.ue-. it ha no e-i'inl. There was a joimtf lady unite fair bo had much trouble witiihcr I .".ir, So she bought ( 'in biilinc, And a si-lil to be scon Is the he id of this maiden. I declare. Waikinu made easy wild Lynn's Heel stiff- ' r ners.iliey la op ) our boots and shoes straight. A f':in nnt lloxnnA lli-ln. 1 IV. VI It II n.l.l... K ::'M. 111., .Ivum ut of a r.-inirk il 1 ur--it 0 iitiini-'i.n. Ileiy: ''.Vnieh- I. .. ( .in- u e- nil e k- I Willi Ti.-l.-iit l iiiic tliK.in.., ftn.l p L--ii..v.iio.-.l '--y.-ii l ln-li fr -in (, iii k c ' nniiiiiit i--n. A ( ! a lat-t ith -tl C . I inn.) w:i i-.ir-in.l.--l t-i tr Ir. Win II. ill' n .i'.i.:. ( r Oil-Lung-.. Th t' imli.n.i-liniciit .a all. I ) !'. Ii:'. :. I.'i.l IIS.-.I -ne lull ll.-ll-n l..tll.- nil. in. nlt'-'it t'l--Ii .: .1 -inn ltr ..wn --rk. I saw Usr ,1 Iit-i wurtl an l led n -1 1 -li c..-il l r.-.- ir.-i." Wiiliiti'-. Meuraliitn Kttiff. f ! Tin m on" --I th rmpai t.-r X.-.iriticla svbi -1 iRw-iilf-.l. A 1,-lj wh - lei-t Iri.-1 inanr otlli-r tiling, wilb 1 u.il nlii-f. Ir. l V- i. K ha n I was cilrwl. I 1.1 t'V- Pit VIN l'OIII...M-t n-lliMe .,n .- ' 1.1 o... linn 1. nml 1.. mi none Km He-. I v ,... N.ii. .. 11,1.. 11.. mil .- :..i I . in.- ....I- S -l-l I- ,lr.i-j----. SI. li l.ll . I reel. Ill . .1 . 11 M- . :!! ! I.li.-. .lllll II. Al- -l.l N. t III 111 i-l. a I.) I ' 1-1 An 1 , N. V 'k. ! N .-in 1-111 l.t r that j t.ini.m, itil m-riir, l!n- l.l- principle I r wlnh'ver y-ni may i . a -. t . .-all Ihe re- l..l-1-t -.T hi.h . I. ail --, i-i.--i-.iiht tli- i.i:. .l.ll-..' 1-1 ai.a -I ..Cl, Ii lu-t (llftli'l . f. B i.el " !- i'.:li. il-i- ..i - I I.:. 11, an I I'l-. Payne's Automatic Engines 2 '-iie.c h'.tlt. n--t lillnl wilh an Atit.m.iii--l .it---n. Mt-im f-ir lliii-tt ai d i 'alal-'K . ".I." I-T li.l--.inali--n an4 I'tiiK. H. W. latsT sosa. II I a-iu, I ... mi. . NY. ADD TBIIINCOME (' ,.. r- III. - I I..-.II ll.:ik n.-l-'.'li' M .l 1. n. .y 6 r a i nV p r b v isVon s'& s t o c ics :.-i.i-- in ilciv. In .1- ii-l" I'iu'I in.'iin.li. . 1 , .i.-r M, i I.... k u - r 1:1. -in 1.1 ;- ''' ai ,1. Hi-, -t.': l.-i.s ni.r .-riu-'K.'. ni'i.-i.ni n.:ikiii III I ..111:1:. I.i-i.l.-lll.-l d .si:lli-.tl". i.lll Il..tt. 111 -e .n.M-l.1 1"'.' I :. 1 ' 0 r. :-1 1 i.l.-n ' ,M.li.:.- A.I.IM1.S 1.'. K hl-M-Mi. . M.lii... lii A- l.l U a-li- SI. fin. .... Iti. in i Agents-Prospectus Ready To-day! Josiah Aliens Wifes Hew Book Called "Miss Richard's Boy.'' llKOPl.r: W ITIMJ FOH IT. N -t an hour Tn I l.llxK. 111 M-.- inni: T.-rr.l.ir)-. i'.ini.l--tn ocmr nv Mail Sil.'J-'t. I--' N. v ll''i-tr.il."ll-. I.y William-.. a IhlVo.l'.ii.-. A.l.ln-.. W.ll.TMIIIII'-.KN.r.ib. l.-li-r. 1(11 Aid II S.TII t l;T, -Illlll.lel.liln. I'll. TJCUB XTX.-TO- ELASTIC TRUSS HwaPaddlffcrfni F4 dlflbrfni frmn a! t otben, I la cmvtm, 0pi (! I to avil nmltaana al that koal. whlla th lalaMllHaM tllllllll llat with th runr. With Itfbl la itself bt ud ndkalcoracvrula. liU danU ImI Uu- Sool by mAiU Cirvulavn frw. AXLE GREASE. Beat la Ike world, iin tho lonalae. Kveri tnrkate ur liaitr-m.t-h aid la un.ikf-d Vrn lOI.I t: t.n whkrk. Sawins: fVlade Easy. IQtk'1 LltiHTM.U tt tha caaarral and heU .iy lllian n y. ari 01a lair k: tJif ri& a. 1 1 r. 1 u ul trial a4 -atal for nta-Ta i Cataio'e nta.nlajr i.am' Jala and full t-anl.-u'ara AOHrtTal VA.a1Ta.l. koaroaIiilauJittaC..163aaCipaSt.,i;lua4c. GONsur.iPTidC 1 into a . -Hii-t) r.Mi.rW f T th m-w.fl dir.-.o. ti?lt b -0 iIimi:hii.u i'f ca-4 of wort lnd m1 oC U nm .n. i.i: h..i Wen ruml. lii1oa iM-itiOK l mr ritS h. itM'ttl-'ii j, tl. t I win -.I- I I v.l HOTri-KS FRKK. to-Af-tliff "ith M l AIM. i; lu;FATtHU(jii this UUM.t j v iull.ur. -io t- ( m is I V O lilr.'(. DK. 1. A. c.-Uvl M, 11 l vultti.,NTork. Srnt! one 3rt. rtatnp (or iloLday Dht Lamp, with Chroino Coter. hrnd two 3t. it ami ' "r The Piitorial ranaj for I mo. hrtitl nitre 3r. "tamj-! f. r I'Uriatnic No. Our Littl Mn aul Women. hf nl eilit 3r. Btami f. r Holiday Tnle Awak 160 rutiiiva, rctr in t l'iTft. Ti !. l.iiTMRop A n , Puh, ; iranlilia tt., ii(in. n LEASANT n GPULAR nROFITABLE 7 Si H. .-nl,,.. i I a Hi. I i in., imi-.li I In ln.l.a ink. wa- r ii. Is -I rn a. KierylKaly aril, i I (III! li ti l l (I.. AulMim. . V. A Ml KM IN Barker's Green Corn Cutting Machine ! HULLERS' Fr pemphlft d'Hrrfh : ar if irrtat .'- vr.tn 'l tli: AL l-lMAN A TAYLOKl'O. MtmUJ U $72 i R.-lial.k, Kiitatila and l.in..n iral. r.r rrii 4 G&m W TRUBI Ml tWOMAN CAfA HEALTH Or V.'OMAIA x6;sH!rAThiZCwnVi''T3 the hope crj . ' l . V X 1 bm- 7. 1 LYDIA t?. PINKMAM'S VZgmELGHPOTTNP. A fare t are for nil I'E.UAT.12 VKAK. M.-S.-srs, lueludlnR I.eneorrliTB, Ir rcxulnr nnd 1'uinful Jlonislriiiittiin, lun.iiiinintiou ami l lccratlen ct tlie Womb. I'lnodinf, PltO I.AI'SIX I TI KI, &e. ITrriraaani to il:c t.n l-, f Oleeel. -. a and lmmeitlnt In e i irrrt. It it n crc.-t help la ircrnan-T. aui re 1mcs raja .iuiliii; Uilsir and at rrrvlar r:loi't. rm-nu'si. r.it AorRrsiRiBc it rram. t-rr. a aix V.'Kicr5-M of thurenfratlvc rrrn of t ill:, r fa It I- w r.d lo r.o rrir.filj (hat kaa rrrr I'l-cn Irtoia tl;e r-iVnc ; rr.. for all eit.-r.if of tha kuscT It la the 6'mill Kerned? tn la irur.'rf. HT-mnXKT ro.11 PT.AITiTS of Fltber Pe Ileal rent Itrtlef iu Iia I'ae. i.TTr r.. riNKiiTai-ii flood rrnrrim (; , rn.li. a' - . ir .-i:.a el lluuw.ia lla-w the ll .-I. at Ihe.-.n--1 mp mil riT ton- a.-.l -trrnrlh lo lliei-ynU-m. Ai-iuiu-velluaj.111 ruaullaaall.aCuuiKiiUd. twBolh tlie C' lnpomid awl Cl" od rnrlnir ara ere rarrd Sil omt Wist. rn Au r.ur, tyiiB. Kaw. I'l lr of cither, II. .t'--tllri.f r Tho Compound In rrr.t l-y nail In tb" f-rni cf ill', or of loatusea,cn r- . ;.t 1 f i-rk-r, tl per l- i for ni'.icr. Mra. Plnkhani frislT aaavi rt all Kit. ra ef Imi-.lrj-. Eneloaa S cent uinr.. tk'Oil f.r iKuiiplu' I. Atii!ion Una Pniirr. twt.rriti E. rivunu'TTivimrn ia cure CMiat'rv tKa, l iUi-.i:.in sii i.n.i 'I-.: l-i --iy -f t-"o Llnr. cruta. i-.- old fcy nil Drnrtlau.-fc n it i a. HAS DEEH PROVED Tho StJKL'GT CURS for a w Txk n l.i:so l--'t or n ilison'.-ivd urlno IpiJL c-.;o t'-ut v:-.i oro n TK-tlm T.ii.:l iJO I.OX j. '.':: -, KiD.-.uir-v.'or.v at onoo, ( !rn-T!:.U i.-.- ,.a:,dlll f.l II n.UirffOiiJ evwi-oac tU::rvi.-.:.d restfrc Leai-.tiy ocuoa. It U n SURtTcOREfor nil DISEASES of tho LIVER. I' l u t j-eoir-j v-il -i on t'Ca rnonl Important o- 1-1,0 ni...--1: i-tl:iMivoif ijr.UJ.Iy aad la n ':ji, fi;iiii-.c.!-i ttiieh.altliy roreils.iofi:! i,.l- . I '-'l ' V '..Lvpt:i Iiow.-Ij iatkCOOOlldi L. -:i. c".. jTill.T l'a !-.;;::. Cai.-'-i J -c. if y;n.-.r!!n:arlnr;fVonl UJU'Cll 1J i:iU..i.., Live-. i"r.ilJ, W.-rt iv.:ib.m'!y r-ll- i lquicUvmre. la t:.j tir!-:.r. to cl-'- '"" I". . oy c.-.ri;J'iMtL.c-il. '!. c.' ' ft.1Ul6sJa ve.il' i. I'diu -, .-. land Ki.ixri'-V.O.'.r . ua-urpaascd, u.i't'..l n-.-t 1 io::i- Cyr.r..'. a.ir.'.y. 2-'i m li- e. r !-::ll3n rf urine, br.eic.u-t 1. rrr.-v C- ' . :.d dell dnvitln nv ,-.lr-.iOi y J ii.dt - .'..I eiirauvc piwcr. -.--'r --i a-. "i-.vi.r t!-::e en the nTS.VETO. Ti.'i.;tA!;ii UJv::i.i.w 1 icrcem-!:!t, y.'.if,ori:!.i.i't .a'. i' r';-wvat en re. r.ni r nv ORIICCISTS. Prlcel. o le tir.lNilinf and infaot I :. in r-.r.r.a: 1 i . .t.e ! il , Si-ulna, v'-iatut-t.-.u-. M. V. I. .a Dinca, Al. . I. ii..(i- iiru tat. i: i- .-. i l i'la m l all s,, -- li'.--.l n.- l . CI.-rrTiii.-ii. rn, I .let -i VI. n. .. 1. 11..1.1.. :ikei and ail .fa h ..t-.iiart nil- mi-il 1 n,-r N-rv- ii- I'eltB ten. In.cula.iC-a f I,.,. I....r. M-.li.ah, I ,.rl. er Ki.li..-. iT atl.'i ii-i.iiiB a nvrte Mi.-, a--ti"r or .1 m.Naiit. SAMAItl I AN NI.KVIMt i. in. 1 ,1,1,.. 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The Chatham Record (Pittsboro, N.C.)
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Jan. 11, 1883, edition 1
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