FOK THE FA KM AND HOME.
How la l-ritillAo I .-nit Tier.
IJcie and then.' on all farms, and' in
roost fruit gardens, will be seen aa uc
fasiniial dec nrgrap? vine wliU.'li seeiii
to l.ieli vi'or Uol's not jrmw well, stu I
vet st ems t have no laitiiulur disease.
The jm.! .abilities are that the tree N
th ing of Marv.d b n a.id meds a liberal
nujiph of l.'oil. hi-ii ou give it this
ration, (In ii,.t ile a loail of lr.ani::'.
around the !n;nk vi a tree or the bodv
of a i a; e-vine. This is jnt the ila-i
where it will i!.. the 1,-ast ; . Svm.
est the truii.t i-;' t -. t: !n r..- ts a;,
all lai'f. 'I lir :". ,. r :. the ice-'
CIS, a'lV lii: !t.i r . h li- :i: the v.. . f t:.
mots. T!it-e i-u'x i a:i ta!-iiji the nil
triini'iil. It U a. v.i s -a:V as-uiu
that the re. : - v. a-- lac ion. !:;.
trunk in every . iiveU. n a,, 1 . t! .
in ! the I r. e, t. j : W -.
tilie, .-j.n a. I the m.viare ail - r th-t
area. '1 hi n l' i :. hi, avl y.ei ! : .
ilmie a p....-! v,.?h i.n.l .!!,
i-.-iih- in I oti It
A :i : ! 1 hi, t I,;,, , m I , '. j.,
li-ln-,1 ;u l'ra:i-e nil th i:i m-. i
VvliUh .Ma'.r.s fiat !!...- .!:.- is en;- .
by the ju-.M-n -e in th,- ti.irhe.i .4 t!
fowl.-of Wil'ms, I' ::'::! y:s.':;v '
The male or !i-i!;h- ..mis ,,ita. !. ' ..
seh-.--. t- ;!:, ::. , .b,i:: ,:';.
I'ov, i's h, . i! h.i!" nl.es. The I. j
dies ai.d :i : :r. her i4,- l y the (
rnli.J -i!.:nli oflur Ivdy. "fin'-..- '.'. ;
h.it-h und.-r favorahlt o..i ;;ti;: i
in I'.M'iily-ei'.'lit t.. llnrty i;i; s. Th
disease is cotiillilini-atcl. tir-., l.y fe . I
or th ink whi-'h his I ee.jaie i i : . t ',
with --jts r ualry--: sv-.-i.n 1, the .i i
casul Mr. !s, w !;;. :, ai" i-..r.M;tntV .1-M-iiiinating
the (;;; i.t U- j ara- te. .'. ;
vciy eihi.h.-nt rem- ;y u XA t i 1 i .
stud ijarl.e ia the w r given to ?:.
1'ouN t.. ihiii!:. Awii'.ie.i.la i. a!-- :
ii-im. ily. A j :;. tr-1 i'o...l !:.: h- w I
-t!jr y i :k. t-t 1 ! n. s a; i h 1..-, j..
ilere.l iu'oa a-te, !i all. :
made ium ; :;!. i.;,-. l-.-e'i to ;;.. . r ,
tie. '
in an -.a. it .ni.i...
Tlif .-.-f i i k.-!,:!.,' i. t
says a eorri s.., th i . .
fiiih'-iif ; as a half ! i - u .
get their li inr n !,.', !! e.. .. . 1
tin. I i-noau'h, an.l as t!.. y i ;,! . . .,:
!'" I th.ia ...V t..ev ..;.: ! h..' , ' 1
ill inai.y .at ar s :: ',. r.- ;,
siiei p, i.r for.-,, im. :y I ui.' - ! r I..ar!v:
a few ro... a:.. I a l.t; I, w ... ;i! ,(.. . !
easily. It is i-liii:a'e,l that a Me. '
will thrive v.-!l m;.. a j.i r rent. . i 1
weight ..I' : 1 hay ih.ly ,! :rm.: t:. 1
winter. Thus a !e e. .!' l'i i an i
weight wi.l tl i-.l in live ;.hi.';,s ;;; ... i
" nim, ..I' It-ty. !i u' a i; r r i
he given, 1 rei- ha. . v --.a v l i.iy i 1
ii-.i, k-e.;n.; tie- i ..' -ait .
salii". Sa. !. a -hee;. -;. ni I a ; h
i e to I i! ' '" " ! a:. ! 1
ieasf i in- ; --i ', . r ,;
I '! ill - ale n .' :;(-.. sun: :i. a:,.!
is not mi oiiuii-.ii f-i i.-:r. ii.t-ll.-e-,-
I .'. . .!. 1 V r if I. ui r .' e l sh.-.-- 1
have tie ir I . -I - ,r er.i th.ee iae ' -to
i arh t'.'i o -hi -half t h- l' .
ha i il vr U o lain! - a- h,
ri.i-mi. ui' AMi.a iU tu I ol.l.
I' a.-i tn i I: -. a.erre.s t i II i. .i' :
ha', e I i rl, t.lki-II I'r-i.i tio." to tie;
tli. - f e-hihiii ! . . ii ; . -;!. 1 1 a: i, t !
the r ;...-ar- . :' a...' a; , . , hi j, .,
W a-! ni I'.-. .1, 'i.e I I I . i ; ...
to n a.ii'aiu lh- ..-'...ih of -Tie an:i... ,
ii. -ti a. of -r .ihn h. ; :',-,!i . 1 ;.;. :
i i :a v.-!. , -I . ! i.
ami pre. e t U o:i i-..v;.!" is r. . urn.
i ii-ed ! i -. . 1 1 1 : . f n - ,.l
rarmei-s are t-o aj t b
till tirst pri'e a.!- in t h
of stork. A r.-ia
at the Kan. -a. -i d- eg
i 11 ee- -1
. :- t this
ill'- I' I -da.-,
i t l.ia i
It nr.il coil, .-.
may, th-n-', r -. i. n-.-i'ully ...1 h-r -.
Ten pigh a-i n -i. i;. ibh- as . .-sin:
weie l-.ej t during !,. ;.t-. !.-., . ,..t,
live ill tl .- b, a, a' I i ar; . icl !,'. .
in an open yard w lihc:: any of-iin
and witii i.e-r.-Iy dry -tr.rv . . PI,.
Wire lid fed ilhke lip-ll Coin twice a
day, with th- following t.-ui.,: Ti,
pigs kept in tiie warm ba.-em t ma I
one pound of p..rk from I '.- i ,uii- :
.... .. , !
ol corn; tha-o in ti.o card r a-nni h
' 7-P't pounds of corn for ca poiin .
of polk ma le. !n other word -. a bii.-hi .
of corn mad in t: .- i.i i a 1 1
tu iimIi i f p-r. aa I in the !i 'J 7-1
Jioimds. So that of ea-h Iai 1 nn :.
o ! I .'-lo poiu,, s was u I i . - a l!,.
il'oducti,iii of heat. Xt c ) ,. . i...
Il'lll1'l. t-1 !llln.
l'.hick on.anielio, i.i ay le .. nded
With sheila-. Siuohilig tin- ; i.n
tiers it bliii k.
To keep ice from window:, 'ah- a
npor.ge or ordinary paint 1-a; .,, rid
v t-r the glass once cr twice . -ii a
Mttle cold alcohol.
II the brass top of a kerosei.-- aa -la-ts
come off it. may be repair I wvii
phi-ler id l'iiii-wet with a lit- ..! r
tuid will be ;is -tr-ng as ever.
To w ipe th- dust frompupe: . . -ill .
take n clean, s-tt piece of llau 1. OI
i-ouise.it must imt be damp. I the
tl ry Ihuinel will remove the dust.
(atineal is exiellent for tin- skin.
,v aik ;i cupful in a little waier for
three or four hours. Apply to th face
nnd hands before retiring ami d . not
jub off. I 'ry oatmeal rubbe I on the
j-kin alter a baili is also very bene
Jlcial. I'.eful Itlnta.
Keropiene will tnake tin tea-kettles
is bright as new; saturate a woolen
rag and rub with it. It will also re
move Mains from clean varnished fur
niture. lieeswax and sait will make your
rusty flat-irons as clean and smooth a
zhtss. Tie a luinri of w ax in a raj and
.-epitfor tliat purpii.-e. When uie
"tvus are hot rub thnn first with the
ax rag, then .-eoiir with a paper or
h't'l sprinkled With salt.
TIIL FAIUJIVr. 1 Vf KltKMS.
' ut- I .ii.l. il l . ., 'i li. u: li at
t'le .ttt!-K'Uilu.;il iillf.c
The following r.-niar!-.-, Iroiu W-rihy
ia-t.-r l.n e's a .!e i . the Mi. h "gan
i' ' -range, will
I ir'i.----
,-r w h-pe
i h.- u ! h n-y oi the t.i-e in many
hi-- i- t- : i-.:.' !.n ;-. r- a' -. X. t
a:: -.iti-ii- .-' ih -.ii'h an I ::-.
'." n iti '.'.ii y i oig- ail - pad t- -iiy
ihisig :i- i w i. n ng .a re :ar 1 to
i- bat it is s . blindly ex!'re--..i to
ar.ily n.it.ceabl.". Tie a a:.. - 'a
': led estate h.ne 1 si t '.- i u:-
.' old wo:i I. Its o.;I are
'.r.kingly a; ar-!i: in Kagi-n !. 1. -m
l and l ie! lea. :y. A la'- wri'.-l -ay-:
r.-.uv.i pro; i-i t y is wi-rn.-e.;t-'!i w::h
oil-;;;.' d ; r- iah.'ns -1 th- iaa ii a" 1
aid hireling chi-----. T': c :..-. -a
i.oj.i- with -at ei -a' la-vr. -r
l.:te brea !, oi mi.;,, .r.,- . : ainng.
.'ii- w . a;-:; a.v Wo. -.: ; h- an :n ils in
I'n ad iii order : h h: gh r- lit - ..!,"
.lid I- lao i :t : .' i-1 1 ; n. i ! - .i . ng n.-b:'
;' -I I'r ; -in an I , :i,-,t: high
r t'.-' i a:-!-. i. n ..; a .i-t
i.'.iiy." !' ) av.-rt the : .! . p
'ayed. men and w -ai-n . . .'. a a', .in.
i i- n. .;.-. i i i i- a. i i .a ! .:
:. '.ry !..,...-. I'h-y nc.st be - .r
aided by and .1--. . I- d w :!h ki-.-
1 -I .r.'s. i ii;r . r a a ,.-r '.-
- -r.n l.vt .rfuuly - ,-r d
tie- 'arm--- ..;' 1 t-..
.-ii th s - :-. ,.-.!-,, . . 1- ia -i .-s
in ... - . a a - j a i . . 1 1 g ". . a' .a a all
-i days to :! age. 1 he w all' !'
; i-.m ty - . i---ig t -it h i- ii! hi -t
:: .-a;ph,,l. -t th- ke,-n , ..
:' n !c. hi . l.-t- b t w -n e- a !
- eit;t; at-'i's -a th- rl. ,r--r ian is ..,
'n-iin II.--- v..- '. th- M -ii :a
1.- I n - .- a- I -. : . .-. ;
"". !a h .1 : - t, , . a .:; 'la '-.
. .li ; i-i iiln- w .1 h .. il .- ..; a -;
i . f. d i !..;- v.,. ...a ; :-, -, .t ,
. t - II ;-!i i--- III II--- Wi' !:. i -t - - au-
' in th- s, h. -11. g.--. e, 1 n 'h
0 :'. si) th a' t' . i.i i,i-r t m ' !.-
'. his sh r r i.n i - a r in
'V.n-r ti:-. ; h i.
And I . re oi.i..-. to a; i - - th v.ilv
1 aa -. i.a-;. Ili .: i1 . .'
' Il ' - . 1 ' : ..e. l'.
t that
:!-: N at t
,. ,e ,-! of iai .
.:, I I .1 . .' ; n..t
i 'i u t j our pi-
; oil to :ii- in!...:
n iig. ; - -1
h- i I or a'
at:
' o, ir
-a.d
! lei
at- I
....lil '
i ia- I
-.'.
i-of
h, J
ha;. j
'.r.il j
; ... '
,,iv
:a le I
'! !.;,'in agr
are
-re nr' .'.o r I- .,i ,a
a- Mow o,.-M i-ai- . i a
- maintain it u- a i. ' :
!. -I w .'ii it - . i.-- .-.-i
I a,, lici-. i't.int :l ld.lv-
:ai'-n. be ma le. It
t v,
; ... n-, d' aa ejiri:u :.! i! .tati-m. It i
j -l.-aild ill lb s re-j't-.-t 1 e made i-.jii.il 1:1 J
: :..-:ii;.r. .m l vigor l t:.e at
i. u---.li, Xt-.v York, nn 1-r ta-ciieo: j
j I 'r. Stni't-' ii-1. j
A:il tac.I.:-s -h.'iild nl-o 1 - fumi-h-
j ! f.-r the ;i.-ai--i. .n .,f -iN a-'ve.l a.-
j .vi. It i-th-only se'no, I in tiie .-'at- j
' a 'a-re f'euia,. -. are r. bid,- !. This 1
j .iiioiualy .should ei a at an early day. j
Another ta.-k we have a a imed is to j
-ear'- 1-r agri'-.ii' ure in tin gr-.r. ag-
" ""m'u ' l-"'-'"'
.u the ei-,-utie .feoarta i-nt . f our
' '
i, eminent. In t in- eM.-rt t !c-1 at r. in
I the win''.' coiintrv are h iirtilv
In oh.-d.i Il. e to our W.shes a
i i - il pa d t h- hoii ... -o r. - ut .ri .---
i a-arly t w.i y. -ill's ago Ly aa uv, rw h -lin-
- I I ' la l o; lly. 1: Well! to til- : llil!-
1 and i--l-cj. aig t!i-sleep t hat u e ! -ar
knows no u ,ki. ug in t he h.in-ls f the
l oiiiiii.tti". '1 'he .iie -t .on eaaai up a;
ilu- national grange and was referred
to lheecciiti.e c iiiiiiu't-e and good of
the ord'-r, .jointly, with in-trin.t.ons io
report the lust methods of r.-u-n.ng
.-. ngres- and securing tiie pas.-.ige of
:hc bill, that we reair.l so rss-nt al to
a gricnlt are. The best method the
joint eomiuittce ooilld I'ei 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lid was
t.. instruct tho nia.-t. : . .f ea hatat
"i iu-g- to urge the in i-lcr of ca-h
-a! on I ill ite grange to write a mana
.i:pt b tb r to their s.-nai' i's and rep
i'. -i iitatiM-s in cuter ss, pres.-iug this
i it! upon their at t. n' i -ii. And herein
ibis public w ay I desire to comply with
the iu ,tru tains gien. We have de
part im tits of war an I navy io destroy.
I - It a-king too much w hen w e claim
..lie io repr-seut the great national pn
ihntive industry In lies! of ini
tiations of tiie old world th.y eu-t.
Our lucky neighbors he t oer the
river east of us have secured one.
And why .should n-tweof the great
est agricultural nation on the face of
the earth have one faithful guardian
near the throne '
mnw..nuwHWia.ii.paa ,i m aiaii,o
' I'MPl'lNfiS FOR THE CURIOUS.
In the ."-tuttgait Library are 577
different editions ill the Uible. in over
Olle hilli-iled l.llg,i-cs.
AVeigh! i f tie.- bietle, two -rains;
wi.'u'ht Moved ly it, li e-iin 1-a-hall'
oane. .-, or -i.i.as, or laJ'1 linns
its own weight.
Siakspearo, savs an I'nglish writer,
di iih-vl d- g-, and it is i.i:po-i.5ibk' to
lind ii limine spo!u-!i of kin lly through,
out all the great author's works.
Crockett c.-unty. Tennessee, claims
to h.i- th- . id- -t m.iv.ir m ihe w-r! 1.
r.-p.:t. .1 age is lH u-ar. and he
v aiks ,-i v. :i or eight miles at a time.
I! i-- -'a .1 thaf litween K.ist and
Wv-: V. ail ihers, mi tho borders of
!...oi i:-.iii..l M;i-.-ippi,isa territ-ry
called If -i:.y l-lan l. with iuhabi.
ti-its. I in niuiierons small t-'wns,
v. l.o rh.iai tliat ti.ey are en neutral
gr- ! an I 1 . h,:g ! un.-'a:..
The Xie.'lar i-hm ler- have sueli a ,
p :--..i:i for ';:!. ul.it- h.a-, w ilh a
hlii-k I and, '. I. a' tra ler-w ': i is t w ith
th. in carry -j . h :- n- this !,. ad-ge:r
i.'i-t.al of the triui.e.s usually d-ar to
the ii-hle savage. The price of a t ill
ha', is ir-ni ;i 1 ; y -.', i' to.-i.ty-liveeiic..:r
ni ! i.
Tin-re is a v!-h p-".nian in Vi.tma
wl. v. r.tes fo:,r hundred Il. i.iew l-t-ters
mi on- giaiiii . f wh-at. In order
to i':.r:;: - !i t he i iu., ror w ;t ;, - i -:-, .e-iory
f.. ietiee of 1 i- i tia ' liner. !'. lie
!..: v. i it th- .!, v. i-h i . i ; i r for tin
imp r. il !.-i:.i;ly -u l: - lairr-u e !g- of
an i id. nary . i-i':ng i aid.
ric !.r.-t liie-r-.-l.aiiin lpe ever
made i st:il in t' e inns. aim :it I'e-th.
It ".".i- :. ... 1- by Karo! Iv-wa!--. a shoo.
;.' cr. t-' wl. .'ii :i 17Ji i .a;:. An-
.Ira-sV .IVr il 1-. i .! i :;i i a -el. IV W hiell
hi! iai. i: -, en t - hi n on .i-eui.i.t of its
'hght - ei in- gra .ty. K..w:i'i s mad
1 o .- of it i-i- th-- in' and 1-r him:
.- 11. :m-l h.r. .n.: a a eh iit.iliy -pot. e l
th- .I- ;!a a, and aft -1 ,tr U
wax-d wie l- .-iiri.i -. !-.- ini.;i!ed
the u. r hanui of I -.'.i.'.
T!..- la oi 1 .n M i-duff w :is a
i r:'. .leg.- ..t iini.iiiiiit v i i ho.,i. i lo
im.'.. :.t;y cn;oe. l y tl-.-- wh .-uid
! cla.ni kii.dr-d with Mil hih l.arl . f
' i '-':!-. with. n the t.iii'h il '.r; ' -. Mac-
i duh's . on the march or
' i-ananiyl. t m n I h!..- iih i i alh-iirn,
,i'..e . a. .-ii Any h.aaieide p...s
' s. .--ed of tie- i . gh of oian-h'.p who
I-, aid r-a -h it, an 1 win u.ivo nln
' k;.e a-..'.'.-, and a eoipind i di . a young
' cr w i w;i- f:e- . t th- hcigh'-r loin
i,..!trd i '' him.
Tict-r Hugo and His C.iliman.
The I ...n i :
hif a -t-.n.
an :n ..i u
. i. i r. 1 t..
l 'i! u i. ., :
'' .1 r
!:-. M I in 1'
..-.r- c. i- i ai.
-. hi, ,.-::n.,'...n
; . i br.Mi :!.t 1. ,n
-. t his fe-; hut
: : aa ! ii ( I folir
, ia i and Went
a! ,.:r e I:. I . le i d
ta- ohhe .,' the
' e 1 go Iran lot
:gu... h - n i ae ii-
th" I .1 1 . I ! w-.
th re v I n t
'. a . 1 .-
.il :i-!,
iai: ; M :'-, . a i "i: pra : a
dir.v j.a.-l I y . Mug -." il.s cnt'.u-
- a a, ! a : i -i w a- s i hc,-Y that !
t-r ho :!-- :' :- h- v ...ii I mil i.n
near 1..- i--:-h i ".- i- at h tu I v. h-n !
t' -Id m. ii - .1 an n ..irrli.re. i
lie .-. ai i n . . r 1- s r,-..i h-,1 t i a-c-pt
a h -, . :. i V . : r 11 w ,;. w i-h- I
to iriw !i.- ;i Ina: : a : h a-ur.-. iiint.d,
h. in -la-day !.. :. mi' r, '.. iicl'e, b. -i
mtiiiiat- li i-i. i-. A '.gu-te Wicjiiei ,-,
I'i';o Miiir.ee. 11. lUum. and others
w.-re ie-cnr. h.ub-s More was i
.,t;ite at hi- ca-e. and alter dinner I
r. - e to make a i-hym-d sp.-ei h, "lor," 1
he ndtoihe a-o-ni -he I a-si-mbly, "I !
aiuai o.-t hh-Mr. ling.-, an I make
I oetry I-r icy .v, u i-n-.er'aiuisi-ut. It'
wa-l. r.i i oii.-;.h-i able time tin: l!m !
cul man -p-e! r. his Pi-gi-a,. which
M - m. - tiiii' s bi-.-am- rath-r unwieldy, .
but. ne an t h-ie-- g,i-. great -at s!..-- j
tiotitolt- rider.
What ( liewiiii-.-tiinii Cmi-i-ts of.
l'i t i'ol-'i'.ii is the grc.lt foundation of
in. t of our i h-' .ng gum. said a New
Y. rk con:, . tinner to a report- r. You
se - .' that marl le-lil.e bin koath
uin
tcr. A few ilav-aaii that i in ut of '
the gr am 1 at 1', nn - ! am i. a dirty, '
greenish-blown il-id, w ith a smell that
w. uid knock an i-i down. 'I'm- oil re--I'.ners
took il ;in ! put it through a lot
of chemical processes that ld-.n'i know
anything about, and, alter taking out a i
large percentage of lo ro-cne, a good '
share of napllui. considerable beiiiiu-, i
a cart-loa 1 or so ot tar, and a numbir '
of otlit r t oings with names longer than '
the aljihabcc, left us this n-i-, of rii.-e, ;
lean wax known as piiiM.li.n-. Then ;
isn't any t.i.-ie to it, and no more smell ;
than there is to a china plate. AVe will '
take this liiii. p. cut it up, and melt in ,
boilers. 'Ibis piece w.ll weigh 'Jan
pounds. We add thirty pounds of j
(heap siiL'.ir to it and thivor it with I
vanilla, w inteigre. n. peppermint, erl
any essentia! oil. Then we t urn it out I
on a inarbl- table and cut it into aij
sorts ol shapes with dies. After it is 1
w raj. e.l iu oib-d ti-sne paper and pack - I
ed iu boxes it is ready f-r the market. I
You can imagine that muic- ody i, .
chewing gum in this country wlnn '
ti lt you that a lump hk.- Ibis one will ,
make ln.ooo pi nay cakes, and wo us-i
ne up every w eek. T.iere are doens I
of manufacturer ; u-lng almost as much
cf the wax as we do.
laiaja.
CHILDRE5'S COLUMN.
Ilrstlc'a I'lo
"Givo men pin, niumir.K," .-lio sail;
li.Jl I ai busy leudinj,
Ami liciiu'ely Klll,Pn l;ci l,
Or hemd the nofi voice pUu.Un;.
With tliouhts upon mj book inteut,
I in vi-r I'npjicd 'o tho.ise ir,
Bui i.uvo her one-'iwu. .in 1 beo'j
Toor child, slie lO ilJn't ue iu
She gl uiceil at it an.l threw il ilnwn,
Tlien Link her tail- lit it ! nlti-.l:
"I wiinl," Hiil she, with i liitio frown,
"A Irvali pin that n u iltel."
- Mult Aw ike.
I.ookliitf Alirail.
A grasshopper, h i!!'- tarv -1 with
cold and hunger, rv.i - ta a w
l eihive at the appro, a of wi
humbly liegyed t!i- b.- - to n
Wiiiils x .th a li u .Ir :
One ci tiie les a-'.v-al h i. i ii"'
!-t .red
: of w -;!-r, and
. to re'.ii-ve bis
;.. of hon-y.
:',i ine.v h- ,a' I
sj ent the .ominer. aa
laid iij. a sl.-re of , , ,
"Truly," said In ,
very merrily in ih-:i.:.
singing, and nev.-r -winter."
"Our plan i- wry d
bee; "we w.-rk liar-l i
lay by a -tore of ; . . i
s-ii when we for. -. .
it; but th...-e who .
! w by he I, a i n. -I
i ; k-1 :!.
i ; -ill my time
a.r, '.ui- iag, aid
.-. - thought -I
di-i' lit," said the
i the .summer to
.; bn-t the .-.-a-
- shall want
liothiii' but
drink and dau-e an i smg in th
incr. liiu-t i vpi'e! to starve
winter."
.Slllll-
l the
A l.ntior of I.ove.
The Couite ,le rhaiubiu'd was alwas
noted for am a! .i.ty and kiiidne-s of
heart, and w.i- n-rr i nibit t. rcd by
the changed pro-j e, ts of his life. At
six yean of ag- he was the little
Pile de H..rde.r;, grands m nt "Initios
X and th- hope and expn taiion of.
Franee weir- i.xed upon him. Like
many oth. r r-bn-t and easy-t-mp-.-ri d :
children, he e..n-;d,.r".i l-sn.-, a teiri- )
ble hard-hip ;i'i 1 par.' culaily di-lik- l ;
writing. Hi- i. py books were bh-tt-d
and s.raulcl o.ar dreiidfully, to hi
gran Ifiitle-r's -: at disd.a-uro audi
th ib-spair .f 'h- iinfoit unate tutor;
whosrtii.k it v. ,i- to teach him cali- !
pr.iphy. !!i;! th- . liil 1 was -o merry,
a-ked ar don in m:cu engaging tones, i
and made su-li g .-.1 res hiUons fori
future c.pii s, that the writing-master ;
could not lo-.l; -line f..r long to-other.
and pcrh. i; s his
vantage of him.
On- morning,
playfulness fail. .
sit tied iiielau. Ir
tears iu t he old u
the little in-
royal pupil ti
a; a-i-
however, the child'
1 to rouso him from a
'v; there were oven
.in'-, evrs, and, though
I" M '. I-l'i ," ask.'d
over an I a,: a n what aiied him, he
cculd obtain u i answer. After b-s.-ous.
hioeir. a -erviinr t 1-1 th - boy that
I.i- tutor va-re.; .n -ih'. i or a debt oi
oia- tho-.i- i'vl ir.u.. . i.i -i.r,-- I bv hi-
.- i-.v n- n.
When th
1 a! th.-
inn- .-.i.-l
.ins of oi t .lining th
roy.d lai-ily wen
loon-day bri-akf.i-t.
in hi-, iiio.-t coaxing
the 1,
tone:
"lir.r.idfathor, it I wiito ory well
l'..r ;i wii..-. we.-k w.ll you give nn
s. me h.ng ':"
"V-."
"Will you give im' fifty loins."
That is a gre i' ili.-.i! of in in- y," said
th- Kin
-What will v.-i .1 i with
it '-"
Phut is my .-cr
chil I, w hen upon h
I-roinis-d.
The next morning
his "ojiy-b iok o erl i
ries. The birds sail ;
i .Hue and per.'hf -l on
merry children pl.iye
but f.r once he rn-i'.li
anv i i tiit-tii. and act
rej.lie.l tb."
X smiled and
i-h-
the boy sat with
.ing the Tutle
'!ie t cue pigeons
tu- w indow-.-ill
: nn i.-r the trees;
r heard nor saw
i.i. ly accomplish-
id a whole copy Without mistake or
blot. Th.; tutor w.i astonished, and
his nn'.a:'emr-nt iii.na-ed when his
pupil's i aicf.il indiis! iv continue I for
a week. No sooner was the hi-t page
finished then he t-.uk his copvbook to
his grandfather, and in a few minutes
returned, carrying m both handi a
bug containing the liny buiis. His
bright f.ii-e was snliu -e 1 with blushes
us he gave it into the tutor's nands.
saying:
lb-re ure my wages. I 'leas- accept
them. 1 only worked that I might,
give thcin to you."
Iiicpbiyineiit Kh'ciiHiiI to Hiipplnc-s.
It may be laid down as an incontro
vertible principle Umt no family can
be happy without employment regu
lar, iliver-iiied, continually recurring
employment. There may be the pos
session of wealth, there may be an
ample and beautiful domain, thero
may be everything externally to enjoy,
but unless there b- an appropriate and
varied employment to occupy the body,
engross the mind, and awak-ji the en
ergies, there can n-t be happiness. It
is the active, industrious, persevering
family that is the truly happy family;
not the idle, th" slothful, the USelusS
not the family that has no ilelinite
plan, no fixi-d ami important object, no
personal and colic. tie energy.
Apotheosis (1r sinus.
"Mother," s.iid ii .shindy Cibsa ave
nue boy at tlto table wlu-u conifiatiy
was .r'seiit, "this 1 utter is O. K., but
the bnad is . ll , and mniht to get
theft, li."
"Just hear hitn!" ephi ned thf fond
tnother: -he is sin h a ln-antil'iil latin
scholar that 1 dnn't jirt-ti rid b iinder
utand a word he sny.s;"
The Realities of Wedded Life.
There comes the inevitable day
wln n the newly married pair awaken
lioni th-ir love-drciiiii and endeavor to
settle down to the nalilics of life.
The habits, the manners, and the
tempers are things that neither knows
anything about in tho other, and that
which was long concealed in an en
gagement for months is quickly re
vealed in the close relationship of
married life. Some little habit that
the bachelor or maiden has formed
rasps to rawness the nerves of the
other, and the determinations on either
side to break the other of the fault
only chal'i .- and frets both without at
taining the object. He thinks that
home life should till their evcrv
thought. .She thinks a little societv
ami gayity would be preferable. He
is tired when he conies home at night,
tired of seeing people, tired of talkina
to them; he has been in a whirl all
day. th'ie has moped by herself through
the saiuu long hours in the "love of a
cottage" that se-uied so poetical to
talk about, or has s-nt a dreary time,
solitary ami alone, through a cheerhsi
winter day in her room at their boarding-house,
and is only kept from down
right rebellion by the thought that
when "Charlie" cuines homo they will
go to the theatre, or go to see "ma."
linn there is ill -appointment on both
sides. She thinks lie is "real mean"
because he dots not indorse her plans,
ami he thinks she is dow nritrht sillv to
! '"'live such a co.-y iiiv.-ide and buch a
""""' i.i'Jii-- ium- noun? piace lor any
other spot ou earih. He is perfectly
silt isiieii, and wonders tliat she is not
so. She has always found her "1 wills"
and "1 w ont's" the law and the gospel,
ami ten cna.iecs to one Charlie yields i
to Ikt imperial highness, and is for- ,
ever after a lien-pecked hu.-band. Hut '
it' that same Charlie id wise, and can !
convince his little wife" without
wounding lnr, he has forever won.!
n 't only her heart, but her judgment; '
and she looks up to and respects him
lor hi- lirmne.-s. it is very seldom tho
cii. e that the !ir.-t months of married
lile are the happiest, and il takes a big
stock of luve and good sense to launch
a couple over the breakers into a
smooth, open, matrimonial sea. The
lauds that are discovered, the weak
m .-si .- that are shown, the foibles that
are be: rayed, can only be met w ith for
hi.ii.uice.il' a pair bone for a blissful
mi ure; then i wry after year confirms !
the. r ..in tie.-s of In-art, of sympathy '
and of j a q ...', and any couple of this
kind 1 mg Married wiil toll you they .
are h.ippi. r alter all those years than
thev wne the day they wero married, j
--ll'n ci v Mainline. I
liono Nrvrr lo Rrmra.
; UiWNCii, Mi:. jlr. D.mifl Gray,
a pioiiiiiieiit lumber merchant, writes j
that his wife had severe rheumatic
pain-; so severe as to render her una- j
hi-to sleep. From the lirot applica-1
t ion of tiie faaious German Remedy,;
St. Jacobs Oil, she experienced un-1
-jieakable relief, and in two hours the
pain had entirely gone.
Turninir to the Right.
The origin of this custom is glvn
as follows: Our ancestors drove oxen
as a usual thing. In driving nn ox
o im the driver walks on the b it of
'he team, so that he can handle tho
goa l or whip with his right hand. In
inert itig a wagon each driver would
t urn to the right, so that he could be
bet ween his own oxen uud those of the
other wagon.
Trinoe Hi-imnrck's ton, now in th Lobh
limi in London, rrcnives ifrent nttontion
from the liili. o( I'.ngliKii nociety.
j .Inmos Winterfimiih, the door-kseper of
I th rrxsrnt "bnieiit Wiiihingtou, it the ton
of ft famous Kentucky wag.
Cennmrtion in im Mrly Mucin in readily
rmed byihe n-e of Dr. Pierce' "G-lden
Medtrnl Iliscnvory." thongti. if the !nng r
wnte-.l no medicine mil effect a cur. No
known n ine ly '0cR-e duch noothinff nnd
hiviliin: iul'uieiu-c. i ter nil crofulon, tnber
i iiliii,? mill .ill nn innry AtTections n lho"Di
. .very." John W libs of Elyriii, Ohio, writes:
"Hie 'Qolden Mudicnl Discovery' docs posi-tivc-ly
euro coimiimi tion, nn, nfter tryinq
every o'l ermf du-lnp in vnin, thissncceeded."
Mr. Z. T. Mull, of I'uthbert, Gh., wntee'
'' I lie '0 hli-n Mc-diral Discovery' hn cured
my wif.i of lirunrhitia and incipient con
uuipiiun." Bold by drugti-ta.
CVntcrhrook,' Conn., in fnid to have the
lui'h'i'Ht ivury factory iu Hih wold.
Dr. Tierce's "Favorite Prescription" ia a
n.o-t powerful restorative tonic, also cora
biniuu tli" most valunlile nervine properties,
eFpi'cnilly adapted lo die waiiin of ilclulitalcj
hulu-sRiilfdriiiB from wi-ak buck, inward fevr,
congesiion, iiifliiinmHtion, or nlceratioa, or
fmiu lnrvowntss or neurulfio pain. By
druggistf .
A new woollen mill is bein-! built near Car
tersvihe, Ol, to rost I l.O.i 0 '.
Dyppepsin, liver complaint, and kindred
affections. For treatise Rivinc noce-i.f ul
solf-tre.ttmeiit, address Wobld's DihpcnbajiT
Memcil Assocution, Buffulo, N. Y.
The Cnlifornls.' oil wells yielded over
:.,000,i ifl Kallons of oil last year.
For bnrns, scalds, bmises, oh ...ped hacda,
aorua or piles, use St. Patrick's Salve.
Fmv.er Asia i.reaae.
One frressine lusts two weeks ; all others
two or three days. Do not be iiupmeJ upon
by the Immtiiis' stuffs offered. Ask your
joiirlmr-e lalior. and yon too. It received
tir-i medal at the Centennial and pari ex
pobitioun. hold everywiiera.
Mr. R Itoelisler, 20fi Coort Ft . Brooklyn,
i-: "I hd suffered for yenri: paid over
i . 0 1 for doctors and medicini-s, without
Ip to my terrible sciatica, after which uiue
. tiles ot Ur. Kim ore' a K.-G. cured me.
Thennrients were sciu i titid with the vir
tues of I'ctroieum. IIi-ruduliiH refors to it
mid upeai a of els beini; found in Ziinte.
NowftdBjs e- orj body busbenrd of it thro.iuli
( iirbohne. the irrent natural lbiir Itosiorer.
sewtnalarlilne Industry.
fnwt rem Jirkuble items ponr intoonrotTlce
i'aily. Mr. H. 8. Fiwn, with the New Home
tHrlllne Cent any, of I irnnL'e, Mass., il
Mny2. IRKh "Ihnvei sed Ifnnt's He i c ly
in my fnmily for over ten jenrs. My wife
w.s troubled with eatnrrb of the bladder,
sneered intense rain in tha kidneys nnd
'oin. and minntinn wna acromplished with
the g estt of scony. My friends tbonght
tli it she conld not recover. We tried docti.rs
and niedirine1. and ahh.-ujb better nt times
she would grow worse npnin. shewnsoblii;ed
to use the utinnl as mnny r s fifteen times in
I a rich', and was growins wo-se daily. At
; this tme my attention was cubed to Hunt's
j Ile-medy. an 1 I conelndf-d to try it: and after
nsiug one bntt'e she w is a cond de -1 bi tter,
tho intlammRtii n wn. rednre J. and the wnter
more nitnrnl. She bxenn t- aain in ni petite
' and fet no pain in the lack and Vdne)S.
I hhe could attend to her honscl o'd work
vritbi.nt j mn, aid this bad been n rrent
bmd -n to do. even the libtrst kind of wm-k.
After nsina ail lottles she was comil - .ly
cured. Since then I I ave bsd occr. in to
use IluntV Kemedy for k dnev a-:d livcrconi
plain", and found it to be j isl represe-itrd.
- n 1 I co eider it n n o-l womterf I me ! cine.
I uoiild not be without limit's Reli ed-, in
ii y family: and I have n crmmendi d it to
ni. f lends bare in Orange with equally good
results."
A MTSTEBT OP THE SEA.
'The I nto lili li OvirtmiL tUe "Clly ofBea.
ton" -I niacin. !lurraj'e Idea anil Li
ifririiri-. M
A few vi nrs o. tno CltT ot Eo3tnn sailed
from bn'rlmr. crowilfl with an t-pe tant
tliro g of pasKPgeis bound for a foreign
liie.
She never cnterrd port.
li.vrv of lipr rni'lmelT end crowa
deeper ni llie v nr- inciea-i'. and the AtTan'lo .
vovac-r. wl eh the fleicu winds h-wl nr. und
and danger is inm-lnen c-a eTery band, shnd-
ders n-- th. name an 1 my-torioua fate cf that j
n at-nillr-rnt Te-a I are allu,!.l lo. j
Our rirrter. on a iccont visit to yw 1
York, took Ium h w til ni tain Ge;.rge S d- ,
dons Slunav, n b aid tno A ask a, of tiie
Gui" n line." C'aitu" Murray is rt innn or
b'.ulart biii'd. well-knit frani-and clieerr.
frnial dii siii. n. lie li: f ecn a constai t
ovner for a i.uar'rr ef a ci-mu- y.over ha'f
of'lhut time I avin-b- n In tin' tian-Atlan-tic
-erviie. In tlierouis-- f t: c ruiver-ation
OMriho w.'l.aiad tall-, the nuislery Cf
iLe t lty of Boit-.n wua aihuled lo. !
e.,'' ren arked Ui-' a tai l, 'd i-n.1I
nevrr lorret the la-t nbt we b.wtli till
,'te I vogt-l. lt cui'-f flic r of the City
tf Antwerp. Ou the day w a ulitcd tiie '
t i v uf L, s on a fur lout, muthrns-t liuni. a ;e ;
mi in. 1 oth viis?ls iBbuicd hid. '1 lie sea
c. med ilitei-n ii.el t" bweep away very ves
tijiu . f ale. Wiiva dy eu ltsl iln pa o. lid
i oi ul nic, nnd rvoruliinK m lad e l for a '
rdfcl.t i l i.n .mal fuiy. Our ton I i-h p n.-u
tui'M-d to the uuth t-i avid the
j ..-.- b: by of tnl g-. lb' I ity if Uo-Pvi.
Lw.wr. und ubn-illy went. I-i thn
norih. Her boa' a. Iilc-prce. vera an 1 rafts
were all securely lntliid: an.l vUcn she weiii
down, i-vei vihili-' went Midi li r, never to re
appear ui.til iba aiapiv. a up its dead."
What, inyuur op-u en, enptnin, waa the
cause t f ilio fo i f the City el 1'" a on: '
4'lhe City of I lrfiei ii k, in almost jr. ciselv
ti e mine .ut time, an-w. a s aior, luini i uie i
i. .11 , r t. a i,.r i. ii- i.ti.l I haVd lio doll t
tlr City of BoMuii col.l a d Hh 1 lie ice, and
aui k liiiiin dl t-l.v.''
(. ai lam Muriav I as b in u command of
the lin-kn eer mi o i-I"- was i ut in c.uiiiiiis
non, and li-c s mt pniiiil of bis n il' e sli.p.
Mie laines lie u aiidn of I assrii(;i-i- eveiy
e.r, i ml baa tnai y icpuarf,.-l tluWu
hams ,v Union line, l eui.n kuiz u. "'i the
I ... .,, ,1 ,, ,1 hi'iiiil-v am eaninre of Ilu- c.il-
ia c, il.e rep ricna.-i tl ot a b o il.d i.ot
teem to b a very nn a' )''.' hi' 1,1 "' "'
ii; bio a ) . ix..iis upi ntiu.ee is not
a'wa.f a liutwiiliiv iiidicni oiioi li.spli.-j.
ml c i ihti.il. l uiajvin v tin s 1 liue b.' n
m mm. v respecis ervnun b out o. n its uli
uns.',l' At cei lain tiine. 1 w. s t-o a.in- ll.at
ii 'was dillh ult lor n e lo mun in i '. 1
c.i.i d M-arcelv firai'-l.ten no. 1 d: in -1 know
wl.nt tin- t iiiibl" "in., mi l th-i- i li i !!
. i, e.l ell mv di.t c le.-i.'.u. ly ni.-l f:iii-inc-t.
r.'y, vet "I fe t ti a: 1 m it'it K-uie
day be ovcitak. n witiiaono ni.i-ns pi..s
tiiiiin d.s-r ler. These troi.bis i rr a'- t.
I i.it dull aid Mi.-, r-i-l-h M.o "tl puns
thr. 1Kb mv aira mid I uil. 1 ns.-:i... t'i.'
i;. it davl woulii 'el l t-'bi d an 1 un.-' c .iaa
ab v in in and the i!ny fo'-'ovv.n.:-iiii v mi I
i.csjn nileiit. This c nu ue I u til la -. I e-ot-mU'r,
when I i--itnit.-.l s-..,i a l r
ka u 1,'uieuat wn, a d for the I'.nanii-r
f the v. vagi wa a In I- 1 k , I it.f 'I -u r.
Iu Jai.iciiv Uirt. a fin nl wl o tu i .e ii.ir
vovnue with ue. wroie ice a h i cr. i.:,;i
lini to ti''' ii-w . ..iir.' o! a tr.-at ent. I
pi.iillv a- c; l- his c ucel. acd ler III- last
si-ven" liuni ti have (iiv-n t n r .ii-,di in d Lti i-ne-s-lite
f.tt, nl." i t-' the re uci-.y i f mv n it
ii a! heallii unit t i-.kiV. 1 leive the j r u I -at-i.-:ac'.ioa
of 'av in,' to joii l lint 1 1 I; ni" I a I.,
the tr.in o tii i.i p, :1 o -ci itic i!,. un ,.ii :.i
which h.-ive lonj; i in siied me. have eel r y
il a caie I thro i h ih. bl . i piiriiu' in
1 uenci! . f t.aruer's Sale 1 li n a'.ie I'm'..'
wli ch eutirelv t ra m nl.d oil riieau a n- p .s
on ti. m tin -vi.-"'. b.-.a-d. to me, it m m-t-
at it lu woiknl won l. r, una I tho el.ii.i
Iiio-t tor 1 ndv Coiiitn- nd il "
Ami xou bae no tr-n.b e nw in espoaaif
Veui sell to I he w.n Is i r tiie Al.nm.e:
Ni t the least. 1 am as b.miuu as
ah n h, rot
er thofaot
kaiuev Ul-
n.Hif.ai iiii-iilv iiinnltful over
li-'i an e 1 lielicve iheum iticnud kidncv
i. in ihn h'.Oi d of mv Iani.lv
H,.- ndiv shocked i d niv la-tai rival In Liv
erjool to'learn tbat my brother, who ia a ,
w n thy Chii a tea n oi chant, bad suddenly
rii.d ol I r..ht s disease of the kidneys, and
f .-i.i. r niself i-xiremilv feitunate In I a.-!
in ; taken liiy trouble in time nnd bel'uia any
ni'-re enous effecta were possible."'
1 lie I on vri Ninon mi o' vo .--j-i.
andastbu writer vatched the larob f.ua
biin, n strons mil i out lues and at so
Cfn a , an I tl.'iulit ot the Innumerable ex-
Lo ur. a ui d I ni d-hii s t widen iw owner l a I
o. ue.i.ied, Le uial m lively ahed all who
are i-i.fr nn irom lt terrible rheim at c
trouble re" eoc nvcon niiubt Hiowtf cap
Murruv'a (-x) riei:ce and il. mratisby wn.cli
Iih lis i bion restored. Ia n is a ruiam. u
ti inc in I in world, but far loo mar jr en Iu e
It wbrn tbev xui; lit ,uit aa we'l avoid it It
jsn lel a illoaci liv wh ch teaches u to
endino wl en w.i can .u.l as leudily avoid.
t-o thou, bt the I eurtv ia, ta-U't the A'.a'ka,
w thinks th- writ.rai.dvo f m uid all rt bora
think who dehiie l.ni p ueaa and a lung I. fa.
l'i event crooked bo ta and blistarel heal
by wearing Lyou'a 1'atuiit lloul Snilonars.
Wnkefulness at niirlit ia a terror, SamnraUn
AVri-ina cures it, and hence is a blessing.
J. Vv . '1 liiirnl.in, of C'.'.iborn, Mies., aiiyg:
"Aiii'it'i'ii .V,-.-in rnrnl my son of litn.
Fob nysrirsu. iNinnraTioN deoreasionof aplc
its and general drbility In their Tariuim fi.rms .
also as a jr ven'ive snainst fevrr and acne- and
ntlicrintermillt-iit fi-vera, the "Ferro-Phosphnr-ed
Elixir v! Calimva," made by Casnull.
-lar.srd .V Co., V'V Vo'ik, end sold by all Drna
iiitrt. ia the l-ext tonlo ; and for p.ilietits ri cover
ng from fever or other aicknraa It baa Docqu.il.
Try Dr.P.nford'e Liver Iuvi(tortor nnd be
convinced, it can cure all billioua diaurdera.
Ad t'ndoiibted B'aalna.
About thirty jearaago a prominent physi
cian bv the Dame of It. "Will a n Hull d s
covered, or produced after lung experi
mental research, a ranady for dis aos of tha j
throat, cheat and lnnza. wh.oU was of audi i
wonderful efficacy that it aoou gainad a w.do j
reputaUon in this oountry. The name of
tho medi Ine li Dr. Wm. HaUa Ualsam
(or the Luo,", and may be anfelr relied ou
aS a sjieely aid positive our tor cough.-),
colds, sore throat, etc
i ..k..l.l.. flnl nrii,ih.,l ai.n'a
' no for Consumption.
il i-uillin.it inijnn ii.u i- 0 .
iSPifcTHE GREAT
bmmu rei
FOR 3P-a.IISr.
CURES, , ....
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago backache, Htadjcho, Toolhache,
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SALES LArCi:ilTnAI? E7EE.
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poti-jcy, Fvphhts, Scrofula, nnd all
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