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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, December 26, 1885 · page 7

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pf.rn‘t:._; :rtrt _:‘ :f‘. n: a‘rl a 4-20 tn“,
was n~kcl "\\..y d. you tlrtr! tit-s
w' ctr \ou e not. vt larpoto ca! the frizlt of
th-m:'

.\. .\. chkuran, of .\lirfrizan. s-rvel

his grain-r from the row-bug, by cr:r:-'.oy-
in;: boy- to gain-r llIr' lI‘ILN, and our
tun-av: r-uy ca. .1 a- many a. four «putts
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In I .tltrvatc arty-n: trees, use a whif-
flct'ec as sl. as lll‘ horse can Walk
With, or aFv-vtt sixtectr inches long:
round tfu- w. 01 a: tip.- And and turn the
hfiil‘lh.‘ ill.

For ~c strips of slim-t
zinc. not rt: m wi2‘.r w atcr or -rc':d,w'rite;
on thcrn with a common lead pencil
when mod, :L'Il 3510:: will last anl be
legible half a nut .ry,

After tryin: many different ways,
vineyatdlsts no .\ rind baskets with
covers. and holding tr n ul’ 1 .\elve pounds

ch, the best packurs for sending
grapes by rail or steamer to market.

Many soul-I don't come up because
they are brtricd too deep. .\I a gtneral
rule, no set-dc should be p‘antvd deeper
'than the time. their diameterflcu is
hotter it the soil in mellow and moist. ’

_ Xajoc Emery, of Boston, reduces henna :
filth potash, In a pit covered with two .

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ll'r‘r'

feet of foam arr-I gets his fcrtilirer pure.
\\‘. fl. llils. of New Hampshire. suc—
ccr-dcd iu dissolving boncs with sul-
plitrr'c acid, but burnt his lingers and
his po. kct.

t lcan up about the orchard. llemovc-
dcurl limbs. “l'rutw when the knife is
Gather up all rubbish. dca‘l
trccs. brush and weeds, and burn the
.\.Llllt‘. thereby ridding the orchard of

. runny ltl<t‘(‘l.~ which have sought sliclfcr

Ih re, and of thcrc eggs, pupa, etc.

in tartim: a blackberry plarrtat‘on,
~t ' f r Ilrc conclusion rcachcl of ti
T-‘tt'lll n. Mir: of the tirat‘ul l;i\cr \ :rl-
Icy \lf Irllct..tur:rl soc'cty of \lich gun, it
‘.\ 'lrc li- ~t cc Interry t.) lrllV rant cutt rigs
‘..~r:r to am» suckers. though :hc
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t..- 2:- al, v. f. .l clout"; .\' - o'itcr plant
0 t‘ ll'l r~l \ .\lllt-lll‘lr vl, r: . wifle thc
-:' i: .l \\:.l l‘r’ l‘t'llll'ttl lii‘rrlt‘l‘ lllr‘
z...:.~, ,t ~.\:‘. Em‘ ‘rlrc :vrnatv-r bcttc'lt
I out fl. - growth of Hour 1 lots in fltc
~ liu' rrratrur app Iml as a top
.. «~ I“ lw fo'c .- our s. - d is sorvn is
r o l‘ 2.c".r' 2r . tr:r.liso1t'-oi thc ll: >1
\v on . I~ .‘t' I _' 'o'l r'.r'.r'lr. .

'l ..» it '~ tn» 'r of fcv‘rl that can be
33: t \1. or: at r. 2. .) trzfii. \ malws this
:I . fh t'v l ~'.I‘~t t‘l‘rii . .\llr‘a‘k‘rxl-
i' c .. .. w ‘. .\lf‘d this aiuly, and

i w '. :trri . \.Ill be :rr‘rrkctr-rl cl crply
7 i~ 3. rtrlT‘. \\wtl.r wlrtiz- to attctrrpt
gmwrrr: tlr III on a l.tr~_;c ~c.rle. linglish
f tructs :II r'm‘ turnips :r rctr mating crop,-
l. .1 3h _\ do it try icc l'rr; slrccp on the
fterI't\ r .rtclr and giving other rich food

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‘5 my .5 $1.9 .,rg» oops per acre which
a .- ”i ‘lirrl :rw- :ruwa orr \rry unal
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.r,~'~ “fr ~ In --tt lo: thc l‘.:'..c I-!l\‘~ during
s -.rrr o. r~-.~l .lwyy. Hin- lllr’fllfltol'
fl 2, of 1" ~k.:r .ft'.‘. (\.‘.‘.1 ; it‘lll} of ~pootr~
.21.: p :s.

.\ .wurh knowing around tlr.
l..' ‘l'trr', lI' lIilf‘zg .‘rtl farts-rt
r - .:'.r ' thtc inrrt cf t-‘xa‘ic act-l,
_, Ill ' .lty i:r :. lmttlv. you
‘r.. ; .I l..‘lt: of file
mi .\h l‘ tlr ’ :rrtit 1c-
au- w. :. 11.:r‘. the tt-‘.l'. is much .ptickct

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vutcr to l‘Tt‘Yellt Ill.tll‘_\‘ to the goods.
..— _
'l‘frc (‘ozartrrmlore Ahead.
.\ '_ tr :l‘l \\‘;> riding with \V. ll,
\'_' itrtul l"I Harlem latrc, New York,
\t. c 'ltc .Cd commodore \\tr.~ still alive.

_\ p r.r of \‘cry \I-t‘t'd} Lot-cs whirlcd the
w list-.s of the 12;.tt 3 \ad \v.r;~tr so swift
..r~-ut;d that they ..t.-- up llt“ tl starrct
b." w c r lllt‘.fl>t'l\'t'8 a". l what-ever w hccl‘
w cf‘t‘ :rht-nl of the-In. .\l lcrr;‘.lr, how'
r \c:‘, thc sound of h- of taps Il"l|i\l3\'ll
Ln: from ltt‘irllltl gr ~\v clearer and clean-r.
l-c (2 it.“ said Vandcrlnlt to hi>
hursr-s, ..nd he smiled rrs he made tlrr
noi-w, tor ins'antly thcy starts-(l ahead
faster than before, and icft the approach
in: hoofs sinking: I ackwtrrd. But no—
trrumpthump, thump thump came th.
.\.».in‘rs ncarcr. 'l‘lw‘ Irrillionuirc looked
an\ioas \‘.:t cumc his whip and dowt‘
fell its lash witha tlick, flick on the
neck of cach horw. “hat folio ‘red wa:
tlcs‘L‘fll) d as bcinrz like the. sudden

cairn,r of a closed telescope, S(
Stidilt‘tll)‘ and far did the startled tcurr
leap llllt ad: but it was of no use
Thun‘p th'mrp. thump thump came the
still appmaching horses, and presently,
as \anderbilt ea! frowning and bitin}.
hislip, their heads wct‘c up to the taila
of his steeds audit: an instant he was

 

 

pascal. He looke tout the side of his
eyes to see his rival, and suddenly heaved

 

all of relief. V“\\'hy," it‘s father!“
said be. It was the old commodore.
humped up behind Mountain Boy and
Mountain Girl, and smiling broadly.
"Good road team you‘ve ot there,
Bill,“ said he; “but you nee another
pair if you‘re going racing."
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Eccentric char-och" derive their pov-
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Manifestation. of Ilse Tender I‘nr
ulna A- ilmrrlmu~ (‘ererur-nlcn.

The Japanese marden‘ is permitted her
first acquaintance with mankind at the
age of scvcntcen. .\t that age she is
pcrtnitted to walk or ride abroad with
her mother or the ever present maid,and
feast her eyes. . "f‘is then the young
cligil-les of the male sex are permitted
to see her and know of her existence.
They may also learn w ho she is, but not
from her own lips. She is not pctmitfral
to speak to any one. cvctr if respectfully
addressed. When the eyes of a young
rroblcrrrau fall upon a maidcn w hour he
thinks he wants to wcd he first tt-Iis his
father. No Japanese. male or fcmalc.
would cvcr think of a matrimonial vcn
turc without parental CUI‘n‘cIIY. 'l‘lrc
father lllafltl'fi‘s‘ to cornruartic rtt- with tia-

 

 

l. ly‘s fatlrcr. lf tigrcvablc to parr‘zre
the mats-r t‘aitlrcr tlrr- .\Ull go 5 to call
on his father lfl-lllW clcct. llc manages
to Ill :4 in a wornl of cumpl merit
of thc lady. but not. :. syllable

t‘rrftt‘t‘t‘nlttg rrrrrri.r;:~ is pcrttr’uii- e. If
tlrc fathrt-in law cl- ct p'caxcrl with
thc appear: 21cc of his proposcd sou ins
law he clips his hands, a >crvant ap~
pears whom he tcl'zs th rt hc \\‘l.\lIt‘S sotrrc
tca or s-rki, as the saw- Iuav ic, and he
wants ‘rrts daughtct' to brirr it. lly thzs
sign the young mm knows that he has
won his suit. liy thc .\amc sign the
young lady knows thc lllt‘lllllllg of her
call. .\‘hc t‘IIlt'f‘>, blushing: scarlet, puts
down her tray, serves hcr father and his
grrcst, but not it word is spokcn. If she
likr-s the appearance of her suitor she
mry make a sfxccp‘s cyc at him, but If
she be irrdrtlcrcrrt shc docs rr-t cvcn
giattcc in his \lircctiou. lit a fcw mo-
ructrts the .\lliit‘l‘ fakc‘ his lcavn. 'l‘h
II"\! «la\. If lhc fatnllics Lt‘ llrosc
w. alrl. an i distinction. a scr\:rnt ,
ill the ll!lrlt“.\ hurt“.- \vilr flrc In kt costly
{‘I‘vcrtt» For th- lrr‘rlc rich 'rn'lclc-
uan' >2th‘fl rolws. o:.c of tlrcm wlrrtc for
a wctllrng gown; a rrclr ctlerUlrlr'H‘rl
;: rrllc, a supczl- sir: ril sword, or dagger
.-_ \cry .‘apanr-w ftt cdcu or rank c Intel

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.\‘lr h :r wcapo .\, :tIIl a fan of the \t‘!‘_\‘
12' t“: \Vnthlttafhltfn. l‘or the father
t..c c to .v come _‘ rd and .\i \t“. mo :utcrl

siltlcs :I'll lIll-lltN costly tlltlltl‘llll‘

l.=.'ci vw ds, and for thc mother tlzc
ri- ltr '. ~."r\c:r robrs : :ttl Ittantl-zx 'llrrs

 

is tin .c...tv rd and \‘hllllt‘ suns of be
ttoth’r'. llrc wed l‘. 2-. ll\ltl;‘\l|i) takes
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:rIry 1c: lci rt ,tt-Zl)‘ ob c‘vcll oflrcr
‘; in rcpo _; o: thr- event, with
:ttr tattrc.‘ of l. patlms, to thc local
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:rnl s null olrscrv-
.It‘\ rurt at thc horse
l'tcsctrts wcrc :t\ ctr
l‘-tt~l"‘t:~.aids wctc I‘m-
1 tw.» l-r-ttirs of saki the
a hyrrrcnia‘: chain
'l‘hc f.r:n...cs .\catcrl tltcm-
st ins otr Itlrl‘ in a 'l'hc bride
.I‘:.l _:to in “ct" icl in and mutt-d on
tw . ~r ‘hc ml tltr onc bottle
5‘ \.l\I at 1.. lrtt' rfly was attashcrl by
a dc c .tc vat. n Iir'wal .\ fctnaic but
.ltf wlrwl to tho other

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l‘t'z'l'I. 'I‘hc Il‘l.\lt’llllll< put the two
l- “0er on a In it rr‘tixh" '~l ttay, and lw‘~
5. ll '1 -m 1.9.. 1.11m c2:',-3,,pilcd «\trc on
m. of lllt‘v‘... .. fir.- trrzlt' rut-k our
ctr". pound a ittllc \r-C. r... ' f: \In thc
..I.- lni‘tc' .lv l- vt!lc_ rc -_:.-o or:
to l\ tlm Hill" lr\‘.t.r~ and lu-‘tnd .r lll'
th- in f: "II ttra‘ 'l‘hc l-rrlc took
tlrrxc slim, the groom tuok tl2r~a~ \IIIS, ‘
and lllfll t at cup was pland at the '
ln-t: m. .\ \rurrl fr prom-wt w as obwncd
\\ .tlI tho I thct .22.... 1 his was r atécrl
“.\ .rr \xtn Kn. if I. in llllr c tru ~s llllr‘t‘,

a ll at its t‘wtrrplcttotr thc c- r. In In: \\.r\
inc". ll‘ll’fft; llri‘, l. imtir tuttic
..tr.l wr ma \\c c \ io‘lu-rl in ti.-' r tichc‘t

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I'w a". ll“;'_\ wctc ttuw l;':~l~rr:d and
witc, b ll rrrttca yc'. tcr:.ri:rr.l. lioth
th n tct rcr to t2v r turnc'rrc :.prt-
ru- tits, chain: ll Ila-v, .ertl r~_;a:n
:ll-i‘t .t'.- l. ll :. I u- rtrr:t.a;c fr _r~'.,
and this lutol tttrtti trri.lut;_~ht \‘ tlrr:
lII‘.Il‘ r vcr\ r otl h rrl to lcut fat'ticrs,
lrt t2i;t‘l\ «vti loth .\.rlcs ch-rylmdv, llrc

btiuc a2rl grown. \\crc lcft to titti»h the

might .\t‘r‘l“ to thcm l‘cs'.
cruhl lrc sectt again, cvcrr by
fo' lltl't‘r' tl:t_‘~‘. 'l‘tzt-ri llw wife

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ctrtt .4: rl. ' »l ll' r f‘tst rlttty w as to \ all
c'r ht-r Inrt trt~_ rural .\ulllt‘llfltt", :u the
caw of \r t'y \vr {thy pcoph, she w as

f'Il‘~l\‘II by a pro

:r-.~\-.-trr'-:rtir« .l or this
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\‘t soon of

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:u‘\t'l‘ 01‘ "IN llt‘

‘t .;r<v-s tlt'
.\I'Ilt' of -.crv urcc: wcr ~ follow. «l. thou-ah,
r fcmtrsc, gov. rucd by r uniary ci'cuur-
stances. .\omt-Itrms. whcrr Iirc familics
\vo'rc pour, the parents, by a ;:--rrtcel
fiction, \vltr’m‘l at an clopctrtcu: of the
yum;folks.—"'.-~I_,--11:12.13].

 
 

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Stove is dcriwd from >a\o:r \tofa.
l‘trc of tlzcse >U:!l ‘s of rlottrcstic in~
fr»‘.ici'_\‘. llt‘\\t‘\’\-I' Iuoll'iticcl its form, is
rut-2'- if a tin-pl .. e incloscd on all slim,
tlrc air ctrtt‘rl'r; from lrcloW and canned
r;“-’, as in a conmrozr grate. by a vcrrt.

'l‘lri- gcu ~r tl prorctplc is first, to r-Iuploy
the Ir. 1 in thc must advantageous :zrarr-
IIL'I’ for 1 'trtiug; the c\'.c:‘tral prrt of the
an l. sccond. to kccp within tire
ch of the air >0 \varnrcd as is
with \vholcsottrcuc~s and

 

 

stout.
room as :2»;
cousl-‘lctll

cicarrlincss.

.\ ll‘xt‘tl stove \stulra‘t was u<crl in the
time of the lhxtrrrncmpirc fo heating

baths, and in Germany and Scandinavia
for baths and h )Ihothes. In the rrriddle
ant-s tin-y wcrc u nertrlly constructed of
brick or tilt-s. sometimes of slate or stea—
titc . rsoapstoucv, and used for warming
dw cllirrgs. They were huge strutt‘rrres,
sortrctim s occupying the whole side.
of a room, and in Scandinavia their
.i-rotxd, thrt surface was the sleeping-place
of the household. The fire was kindled
at thcboztozu, and the heat and smoke
pttswtl thtorrgh various flucs before
tcachiug thc chimnev. The stoves were
ccurotnical of fuel, a matter of much in»
portarrcc in some parts of Europe. In
the homes of the rich they were some-
times faced with porcelain or highly pol-
ished tiles. .\f:.n_v will remember, no
doubt, a porcelain store of this descrip~
tioa exlribfled in the Swedish depart.
meat at the Centennial exposition in
tsm. They have GYM); and fines for
co king, and need to be replenished
with fuel but once in twenty-four hours.

tine ofthe first attempts at making a
stove of iron was that of (‘ardinal Polig-
nac in France, in the early part of the
eighmcuth century. The I’oliguac fire~
places, so-called, were constructed wrlh
hollow backs. hcartlrs and iron jambs to
economize thcheit. In 1716 Dr. Des-
ouglicrs, of London, modified these fire-
places to use them for coal instead of
wood. llut neither these nor the "01.
land stoves ever became popular in Eng
land, owing to the strong prejudice in
favor of the open fires.

 

No man can learn what he has not prc~
ration for learning, however near to‘
is eye is the object. A chemist may
tell his most precious secrets tea carpen-
ter, and he shall never be the whet—tho
eecretshewould notnttcrtoa chemist
for an estate.

 
 

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: fr-w

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rims no no: nasnnrrans.

Praying with the Confident. Pusl- l
‘ dent-A .‘tory ol “Io-“'u. f

A Baltimore lcttcr to the New Yorkl
.\‘wn truls the following story of the war: I
\\'l~.ife the two armies under General ,
Grant and General Lee were confronting
cach othcr bclow' l‘t‘tcrsburg, President
Jefferson Davis became so exhausted by
overwork that be determined to rest for
a few days. His steward was a worthy ‘
licrmrrn named liggling. who before the
war conducted a flourishing nursery busi—
ness near Richmond. The president no. ‘
titicd liguliug of his purpose to take a
rest, and directed that all visitors be ex~'
carded until further orders. \fr. fig:-
ling and his assistants crrricd out their
instructiom and Mr. Davis scrcucly crr~
joytal his n-st.

Urrc night :It about 10 o‘clock there
was a snot-g pull at the front door bcll.
.\lr. lggling answered the Call, and on
upclziug the ll\'Ul' found Standing outsidc
a vr-ncrtrble gentleman, who gave his
name, and sail llr‘ wished to see the
prcsdcnt on lrrsirrcss Hf grctrt import-
:t:r.~c. \fr. raging :nformcd him that

l 'ltt, prcsidrut 1....1 rctircd, tlltl could not

possibly be sci-u until next "turning;

‘liut. mv dcar s’r.“ said the caller,
who gave his Irrrrrc as \lr. .\., “it will
l\\l.~ll to try to save
llIr' ll\'r'§ of two t:er.r.an dmcrters from
tlrc Olllr‘r side who arc condemned to be
shot at sunrisc as spies.“

'l‘hc lncutiotr of thc nativity of the
\ltttlftlt‘d men touched a sympathctrc
chord in .\fr. liggfrng‘s lit-art, and he in
\llt‘tl .\lr. .\. to a seat in the ll rll. .\ftcr
hcar‘n: the main particul us of the arrest
and >t‘llltllt‘t‘ of the s‘thtusnl \pics. .\ll'.
llggling bccamc lulr‘tt‘a‘lcrl in theirdc
livcrarr c. llc accordingly lcft .\lr. .\.
lll fhc hall, and “ctif up stairsto .\fr.
I'avis‘ t‘lt‘lttll‘t'f. llc rIIIt‘Ilv‘rl tlrc door
noisclcsdy. at d movcd on trptoc across
thc carpt-tcd floor l0\\':l'l tlrc laal', fvat~
in: that \fr. l‘avis wo.fd Iwas‘c- p. The
gas w as b truitr; dimly .\lr. l'a‘ s hap-
pctu d to l-c :\\\‘.rl\(‘ and asked his chain
bcrlain what hc wantc l. ' .

 

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lruc l-c-u rI _\o.rr~cr‘.i~.'c r lon‘ tiurc,

 

atrl h.vc rr-wcr, as you k w, solicited
any ~pcriai fixot from _\\\‘I. '

.‘lt‘. f‘ru rs admitted 1h ll.

 

“l havc arm to ask now, tr‘~‘.tnrcrl l‘gz-
line, “and l hopr- yor w.‘. not rcflht‘
it." He thcn rcl'rwtvd flzi‘ \lr. .\.,

wlr» was wailing in the lrai', downstairs,
be :Illr\\\l‘tl t ~ coup up lln‘ t h Itu‘n-r
to ~cc hiut on tttg: tr: bu~i2rr \s, invo.vrrr3,r
tlrr ‘1 v.“ vf too in i
The trwrwnt
s‘H‘Tl tirrrc \lr .\

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c \thett'cd, and
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log. prc-r art-ll ll‘.:l.~v‘lf luv: :c :ro prcsi
\lt‘lfl_ who 'r 'mrlitr l‘t'~l. .\f;cI :r
s‘m . l\ll‘lllll‘::.ri\ ccrrrcrsaiiur \lr. .\..

male known the obtat of it‘s vi~it.
wl.ir h w as to \«'€“lft‘ a rcj rtcvc tor thc
two l'..t‘fl until the chi , 'trl!.\l tlrcm
could bc furthcr lt:\'l >ll , l.

l'tc‘r‘ir nt inn is askml \ .rious qucs-
lions, and. whim. intomad tlrrt lllt‘ ~c~t
fcncc of tho rIruttrltr al con I mat". :rl ha!
in ~‘il :tg-t-rovcd lo. tictrctal l cc, dcciatcd
that he Could :‘o‘ and wo~li ttvtl intc'
fcr \lr_ .\ lcctmc Ettrpm! tna‘c. :Ilul
.\lr. l‘a\ xx 3 . far {1 lx-n c‘ as to agrrr
think over th-~ matter !or . 2: hour. a: tl‘c
t‘l;\l of which \lr. .\ \\o..'l. rt‘l‘r ’.\c ltis
ft'i‘ll dcc' or, ‘11. .\ llu '2 \\Lll‘.rlft‘\\"
and at t‘- app~it=trxl llItIt' lt"‘.‘.:llt'-l
the . ll:I m-r \\'.'.l| l :iQ‘In-g 'l‘ht' ptcsl
\lcrtt n- .:"r or: _ irrfoztncd his Lzrtcst Ilr-It
lrr- lead t‘quslllI-h d the rrrattvr ful._\, and
coull tr rt r h “2:5” l. s dcci~i a.

“'l‘hcmrn ft. :xt do. if ncacrd lcc
has approual the scntcncc,“ said thr
l‘tcsid 'fll.

“ls that your irrevocable conclusion 1"
Mr. .\. Irctu rlotsiy :rslt- .l.

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rcp'cl.
“l‘lrctrf' .\riul \lr. .\., “will you ri<c
from your tu-d :l‘Irl t.-:ttc with tuc in

pt rycr to .\‘Ltniqhty t}. l for thc S-‘lll.\ of
the po ~r unto: :tt! .1. . wl2o arc to bc shot
foulm th in tlrc Inorui-r ' "

l'rcsldcttl PM Is a ;: .d to do this,
in tr mitru‘c thc tlitv -- pcrsons
to -2rr \vcrc l‘ZIt“‘ll’ and \lr.
fr \‘cttfiy praying for 'l.c sal‘. lllt‘lh the
d vomc l Helm rtrs. \\ lr“!| “.\rucn‘ was
said \lr. llr\‘;.i was a‘m .t to rlsc, but he
wth prcvcntcd by \lr. \., who said

“\ow, \lr. l'f‘l“itll‘!ll, l want you to
prav.“

\ir. l‘a.is lzr-\\'r‘\'r‘t'. i'wistr‘d on rising,
and after doing so, salt "_\lr. I“; K '
IHi .1: m‘ s unr- p_r:\cr :l‘lll pcn '|Il~l
'l‘lrr-y \\crc .\l‘I‘t‘ll ly pr Ilarced. and In a
flt‘lllt‘lll~ thr- tl.‘\ll rl rcpricvc was
han lcl to Mr. .\.. who, aftcr profust-lr
ythattkirrg; thy . ltrLF‘Iglt fll. ,hastrn-gllrtlck .
tr flu-t otrfralcran corp. arriving just
in time to avcr: tlr- r-\ccution.“

and
lllt‘
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Live Fish in a \l‘treaII-‘irfrf.

'l‘lrcrc arc govt-ml Iinc trout streams in
the vicinity of .\‘ilrvrrurr, and IL ti.
tiui d. w ho edits arr-l rv~rlrlisitc< the .l;--
I”*'> tlrcrc. has l)‘*t‘t>'fle'r1\fllt‘ a Ilslrolm
l.|l\(‘ all who w rite or tak about
fish, sonic of his st.~.'ct:\c:rts seem almost
incredible, as the I‘olmwing sample
shows; .\bmrt tlitcc \‘cats ago, a farmer
ozr l‘u.ldirr_~_r rivcr built a fish pond and
.\tockcd it with ycarling carp. 'l‘ha'.
winter thc river n‘v‘t‘t‘,‘o\\ ml the potid,arrd
the fish warped, and haxc sincc remained
in the river. Not long since. a farmer
who hal a field of llflt' full grain adjoin-
ing: the river, noticed that sorrr-~th rig
had been \va lowing it down. There
\\‘r:Ic no tracks of att.trrals~irrothin: but
long, irregular, snakcdzko trails leading
up from the riv' r. Hue night this wcck
he fattnor, curious to know the cause
of Ur new “r ulfr-r pro-seas,“ posted him-
self conveniently at hand, and in the
bright moonlight stood a watchful scnti~
nel over his ti rid. He had not long to
wait before h‘s vigil was rewarded by
the appearance of a long train of objects
that came wnddliug up from the river
into the grain. Waiting until the irr-
tt‘lltlct's had flapper] over a considerable
space of ground, the farmer made a rush
and was almost paralyzed to find tint.
the visitors were carp, who were feeding
l he swine upon his succulent wheat.
l‘rocuring 3. dub he killed a dozen of
the largest and took them home. The
fish displayed considerable awkward
agility in escaping to the river. The
farmer will have fresh fish all winter.
(‘arp are known to be very fond of
wheat. and it is a scientific fact that they a
can sustain life out of their native cle-
went for several hours at a Ilium—Port-
laml Ulwriian.

I——
Only twenty-five cents.
lied Star Cough Cure.
X0 0p.ates or p xiaou.

gtst.

_,___.'_..—.
The man who raised the first Ameri- g
can flag on t‘afifornia‘a soil I: now living
Ills name is Jacob 1‘. Loose.
Tm: Most Mist-manta: Cans-run: l
among all mankind is the confirmed
dyapepticnvho always looks as though life
had no charms left for him; and yet the
very worst of this class may be brought
back to health and happiness by using
\‘tsnoax Brrrnns, a remedy that even
the moat skeptical modern practitioners
am beginning to use in their practice.
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\\'hy Jew's‘ldve no Long.

The New I-Iugfund .‘lczfictt! .Ifourhly com-
ments very favorably on the proverbial long
and healthful lives of thc Jr-ws.
holds that this superiority is due to th ~ir
stringent health laws. The Muscle, like the
older Egyptian code. is very stringxmt rr~

garding the eating of flush and other urticlr-s
of food.

0f the animals examined a largo
pro Iortion are always condorrrncd as unfit for
foot . l’cople who eat. meat indiscrrmittatcl)‘

are very prone to disorders of the blood and
of th:‘ kidneys, for moa' iscomposed of nitro-
gen,
the blood. and of course they cannot
sucmmt‘uiiy except by the aid of \\'arrr=- 's .
.\afc cure, the bcst knltrey strcrrzthotret‘, ut —
loss it is terrtpcrately portnkorr of anl
tho vary bps! rn~-a’ u“ l.
t‘oitohc liquors vcry sparingly and thus kcop
up goo-l d. '-~stiort.and then again Urcy are a
frolidavlovitr; and Sal-bath observruar class
—Ilu n srkv'v‘; )r‘l’.

which the kidneys have to remove front
do this

on!

Jl'\\‘i also tho :er

A Practical Joke on Mark Trvafn.
llotrert Fulforrl, an cxprintcr. tclls

this story of Mark Twain‘s curly life as a
reporter in Virginia t‘ity, Nev:
was a little town or camp just outsitlc of

Virginia (‘ity, and the two placcs \v Arr-

separated by a deep gulch, and the road
that (‘f‘flrrt‘d this was the sccnc of many
amidnight murder arr-l robbery. Some
of the boys laid 3 pl It to give 5am
(‘lz-mcns a good scare lrcfore hr- left for
San
lay him some night as' he passed along ‘
this lonely road and take his watch,

pistol and money away“ fix to him and rc-

turn thcur a day or two later. 'l‘hc night

came.

Francisco. The plan was to way-

llc was cominy,r home pretty late
from the other side. f'he boys knew he

had a pistol, and that it was a dangerous
joke; but that was the sort of practical
yokes we all indulgr-d in at that time. lt

would, of coursc, bc ncct-ssary to get thr-

drop on him, othcrwisc Sorncbody would

get hurt. The plan Workcd all right.
They rtz>lrcd out ftotrr fit-hind a rock.
with pistol! c c’kcd and lcvclct, and

comtrrantlcd him to tlrrorv up his lulu-ls.

which

he d.-l \ery promptly.
'l‘lrcre was nothing clsc to
do. Hf cotrrsc llrc boys wcrc
masked. 'l‘lrcy took cvcrytlriu: be had,

Inciudurg a very common oal sirvcr
watch, and lrc .\‘t‘I‘fIlt'rl to be r._;:lrt glad
to gr" : way with his life, The next day
lrc \\'t‘tI'c a tfrril‘riu-r :rrtufc for the 12-4! ‘-
I"; 5. citing a detailed account of the
atl ir. airtxiu: the supp-vial twirl-ch with
tcrrili.‘ \‘cngctrrcc. 'l‘hc \ccn-f was kcpl
d ll'lv till he was going to lcavc on tlr‘
stagu for Sin l"!:ttlt‘l~’"0. Just as t'lcmx us
was about to gc! on :lr- sta :c. a commit-
ll‘t' of tlrc Inn,. with \cry sofctrrn ccan
tr-n. ltv‘t“ \val‘mal up to him will with a
vcry formal speech prw :cd him with a
hurt looking raw. which he Sliptwvsul
contaitrml some plcrsiug II‘rt‘uIt rrto by
which his \ rrgi-rlat rtr ftl\‘lltl\ wish «i
to im rt‘HH‘llIlIt‘lr‘rl. \‘ozf can imaginc h's
sxzr; rise and the ycil that Wt'tll up from
thc crowd wlr tr hc opt no l fhc cos:- tl'i l
fo‘tnrl Inside the watch, pistol at: l \rntrl
amount of money of whc‘t he had lvt's‘ll
rolIl-cd a fcw nights lwforc. 'l‘hc driver
t‘tackcd his whip Ind Ihc c rrt‘h \vcn'. o!“
with a whirl. ft was, the sort a
pr rcttcal joke t in m-zzs did not :rpt‘re
(inc. and t! w :s thc la‘! hc cvcr aaw of
\ Itginta t ity.”

 

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in Firm. :r:r~ the la."c>t pc.~p‘.r~ in thr-
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tl . littfc,m uv tlrtn collcct rice t'IIolill

to kt‘ep lllt‘!fl :rlivc.

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was followed ll} it~ rapid sprcarl o\cr 2a largc

portion of litrttsh Indra, where it czursctl Ittr

llr. l’icnrrl - y
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have lht- following: “1 Inc _\cnr ago I was. to all

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got so low that our doctor sail-ll could only l
twcrrty-tour hutrrx .\ly Irictrrls thcn I‘llrt‘ltn‘t‘tl
a bottlc of Im. \\‘.u. Harm‘s ltarsnl row
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spzrrts. uctrcraf rfolrility it. tlrcrr yarn-us forms.
almaaapn-vcntivctautriust tcvcrtrrrd acne and
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spread onwards to lituland. appcaring in Sun-
dcrland in Uczobcr 1"“ and in London January
It“; during which ycar it l‘tlllllll'lt‘nl to prevail
in most of the ,citics and large tow us of Great
Britain and lr‘claII-I. The tl"‘(‘:I\\‘ subsequently
t-xtcndcd into France, Swim. and Italy, and
crsusinr: the Atlantic spread tfrrouzh .\‘uth
and t‘cntrtrl America. lt entered Europe
twain in )5“, wlu-ncc it came to Amcrica, and
.\‘rllbt‘llilt‘nlly appcared in the \\'cst Indies. A
fourth epidemic visited Europe. in It‘d-1&3. but
was less extensive and destruf-tivc than its
predecessors. This ycarit again appeared in
Europe. and is now
Coughs. Bronchitis,
if suffered in
u-rious pulmonary affections. Piso‘s (‘um for
Consumption roaches directly the seat of dis-
eaue and gives relief.

raging to an alarming
Asthma and similar
result

troubles. to [In-gross.

extent in France and Spain, while one case‘
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seen in Jerusalem wccmly.

The Pains and Aches

0f rheumatism have In many Instances luv-0n curt-d
by “not“: Susaparlffn. The best author-rue. “3‘

that rheumatism originates In a morbid condition of :
[Aortic aetd.cln‘ulatlng with the blood. .
attacks thr- nlrrous tissues. particularly In the johns .
Hunt‘s Susaparlha. by Its Irurlfylnx and \‘Itntfxinz .
action on lhc blood. curm'h the cause of the du— '

I be blood.

cute. and thus cflm‘ls the most remarkable cum

Rheumatic Lumbago

"l was troubled with rheumatic lumtm and
seeing Hoods Sarsaparllla wns monitor-ham for
thatJ thought I would try It. After taking three
bottles I felt like a new man. I was also unable to
steep nights. but after taking Hood‘s xrnapnrma I
could sleep as Well as ever. I would mmnrend
Hood‘s Sunni-Illa heron all others."——L E. Ca.»
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WM I cook Hood's Senna-Ilka“ an en-
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Chm III.

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It cures remade complaints and by
its use monthly sickness is rendered
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want never before furnished to the
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