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(Rwanuseuanuas mil attend the Grand
Army mwtu; in San Francisco in August.
and on his 2 dam will take up his residence
in 51-11 Yuk. -. .
srvzv wdrfij babies have been named
after (Her-.11 . 111 since- he became President.
an 1 their glliulu;rfilrll§ 1111 three drawers 111 a
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itrtnn 1111.11: death from liydruphobia of a
Rouznanian tanner who had been treated by
the do tor Litre“ the most favorable circum-
“ELVIS. The man was bitten by a rabid dog,
11111011an days thereafter" was in Pae-
teun. hauls. Nevertheless, hydrophohia
corned bun 01!.
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rtly frame, with a large, well-'slipped
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gray. 313 be ml and moustache are most
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\lvsfiiiimu 311; CONGRESS

Scuate Seminal-3.:

117111, 11.11:».1 number of bills mam
pgwd. among them being the following: To '

filllllul‘lls‘ the employment of law clerks~for
tlicdusnccs of the 5111311141111) Court; to give

.Mis.-l_‘11c1;;s. Widow of the late. United State: .
“NU-‘tvrt 1 l‘em. a sum opial to one. y1‘ar‘s '

salary of the 0111.3 held by her husband

at the time of his death; prodding"
_ for the purchase of the portrait 0
General George H. Thomas. painted
by General S. W. Price; to legalize the

incorporation of national trades 111110115; 1111
thorwiug the retirciueut on their own appll‘
ration. after forty years‘ senice. of \ice~
Aduural Stephen (‘.llo\v1111 and Rear—Ad-
miral John 11. \\'urden. with the highest pay
of the grade to 11 inch they belong. 1

ll‘ru luv-Mr. llcck cullcd up his bill'to
prohibit meluiicm of Congress frontacccpt-
111.: rctaiuers or employment from railroad

complaints which have roscivcd land grants or ,

‘ik‘cuniuryaid from (Munro's. Mr. 11311111111111:

moved its reference to the‘t‘ommiltco on the
Judiciary. The moficfi “its lost—21 to ‘34.
The 11111 \vastlieu 11:1351‘1l—Ve11837. tiavs 11.. . .
The Agricultural .-\ppropr1ation bill was
pfl,\§t\l....'l‘llxl Scnate refused. by S veas
to :i‘.‘ 11:1)‘5. t 1 take up Mr. lid-
dlelwrger‘s motion gj-rovidiug for open
exe ‘utive S\‘\\ll\llS. , . .'I‘lie Northern Pacific
Forfciturc lull was disciiixcd....l'[~ou Mr.
Ilu‘wley‘s motion the Scuaul reconsiderwl the
bill tilgst‘vl earlier in the dz1y prohibiting
iiieiul-ers ‘ l‘oiigrcrs from accepting re<
tumors. etc

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feiturebillpo ltllix‘ll 1111.111in Mr. leorge

531110411 1:1\\~r of 11. Mr.» Shcruuiu argued
that t‘ough-ss bad no right to forz'citlauds
11 lu-rc the road ‘lmd‘ 111-u completed. m e11
aftcr the llllll‘ mm for its colupletinn. Alter
, furlh -r debate 111111-111 went over.
liar" lure—After rouiiue iimrniug busi-
ness, Mr. \\'hittb.\ruo took the 110 1r in favor
of Mr. li‘ryc'v bill: ‘ to [11111111111 the
political p!‘>\;.:i‘:‘51 11nd commar ial i-ros—
l‘crit)’ of the American 11:111.:11.“..
The Army Appropriation bill “a: saved.
The 21111111111! 1111112131 is SS‘gs’infiTl. . . . 1 r. Mil~
lcr prim-111 N1 :1 iciitiou- fr» 1111 1h\ New York
l‘li;iiiil~o:‘ of l‘oiumcri‘o praying. for 1111 appro-
pz'iatii 11 of SLWXHMI‘ fordecpuning the water
over Sandy lluok 1hr to thirty teet at low
tide.
. ltlsr 11.112 —--'l‘li ~ Northern l‘acitlgrurfcii»
urn lull 11. .1s 2:11; -11 up 111:1 .\lr. l‘all took
the tloor null 13411111 ‘ l ‘liis rc‘unrks‘ “in-
sun 1111': of t'1.‘ u‘uixnii u: t 1 :111
111111 s’uot varuvvl within 11m p: c
,- Mrilmd 1w l‘.111;;1*c<s. 1‘. Mavcy ,
that all gun‘rmar‘ut grants of railroad
lands should be forfeited that bad 11 d been
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granting 2:11‘1“. Mr Much -l‘. oil‘ct‘cl :111
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land“ nix-tor i‘alll‘lll“ o 1111 131-» «o nplvficl pow
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711s all pres-111. T11." 1~1‘111«‘1p:11 ~1n‘u‘lors were
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Mr. Morrboii .lll ' 11 1111-1! tlm‘ 11111115 ".11
fullronipeuxnlion“ \\'ll"l’1‘. they occur in 111-
gcnnral 11p; 1" uu‘iutu‘m i‘lullsu u the bill. 'l‘lic
t‘hair said that the point of order 11:15 susv
mined.
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the 111 ‘oryw 111111011 of drain-1 unions “1“
xism l. . . .Tho Legislative. lit-«'11: no ; 11191
. udi ‘iul appropriation lull was Iliil‘lélgl‘l
further. Mr, Alli-11 MN: : milk-re l 1111 1111 '111l
11111111. which “215 i‘ujx-ctel. prowling t'. :11
none of the money appropriah-d for the {on
tiugcut funds shall be uscd in 1:1)":11; 111w»
pcnscs of the funeral of any member of 12-11 ,
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winch the llous- was 111 1111 lllll'fi‘ll‘. 'l’ln
('1vil S 1rv1cc Sw‘l’ltgll of tin- lllll having been
reaclu‘d. Mr. Morris-11 Hindu i). pomt o: ordcr
amino the provix'inll clan (.11.: tlic ru‘mo‘l
tlwt‘ommissiou. 11111 [K‘ildlllga\lt“‘i.\".l‘ll the
, Crlmmittee rose: ’

mn'iu “11.411111 llouse' 1211311111011 «iv-bite
lip-11111111 l.t‘:.:l.\l:\ll\'tz‘. l‘Ixccutive :111d Judi ‘;:1l
Appprnprlilllnll bills. The dis-usuiou “'15
(‘1111111111 to 1‘1» 1'1“” scrvl o clause.
lli-l'llllll defended 1t. and Mr. Moriicou
renewed .liis 1111111; upon the Appropriu
tmn’ (‘omuiitt c, 'i‘lte latter mud.- n point
of urlleragainst the clause tl1'1t it was new
legislatiotxgitidtherefori night to be sub-
'millcd [11 the House in the shape. of :1 sepir
ruto lull. This point was debated 211lcitgtl1.
Mr. Reed No.1 attacked Mr. Holuuuiand Mr.
Reagan and 51111 that the Appropriation

Cmmuittee. instead of making an
effort to properly reduce tuxar
tlom had dirccte-l its attention to

‘ quibbles and petty affair; about the ”few
Ialnries. Mr. Morrison‘s whim. of order was
mniitioned...=.Thc evening session was do

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, )r {lint—Tho Home concurred in the
' $111; to amendments to the Atlantic and Per
laud Forfeiture bill..:.lllr. Wheeler
~..‘1 111.1 nib-red 11 resolution re. iting the roen-
lution otl‘crul some days 11:11 by Mr. Kel-
lcy. of Pennsylvania. directing. the public
priutcrétn unlit from the permanent rec-
ord he spccr-li 11 dig-red by Mr. \thcltgr
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, probable that the Houxe will alopt it, 211131“
7 asking for the appointmcutof a ape-131 com- ’

inittce to {131111111111 the span-11 and ex tunge
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on 1 step. I was to] l 11‘. out ought. rears ago.
while riding with a c‘c’rcxman 111 Iowa. that

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hoodhad boe‘l film-twill)" ruined by 1h!I fact-
't11_111 the farmers 111111 1 ut- mortuagcs on their
farms in ordcrtbat. they plight send tlm‘r
families to the Philadelphia l‘cnteimial Rx,
liibition. “Why.“ he said. "it was not con-
sidered respectable heir not {03:0 to the Phil<
adclphin (‘intomiial 12111111111011.“ . So they
all went. Ah. my friends. \f‘by some’jfint of

out Tm: 11111131 Emir 01111111:
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Text: “He that; carneth wages oarueth
wages to put it. 11.1 a g with holes.“ H2134
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government of the I'uited Statemtwcntyrliva

.111 l‘crsia durin the reivvn of Darius .. . . cent 1 x ,

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llysnlxpus. tho peopli did no: prosper. They 32:51.1“ “l,“ "fidelfl to “‘69: dagmfingg
ziuidelmun‘v 11.11 tl

1y could not keep it.
They \vmx- like 11 111111 11 110 has a sac?
which 111‘ puts 1110 y into, not knowing that
the sack has been torn or wornH-atem or is
’ in smm‘ “ ay illrtliuicitatcd to hold valuables.
As he puts llic «on 111 one‘eud of the sack it
drops 11.11 of tl1c..o:hcr. They earned wages
but iltuy' lost them, oi; as the pro 'l1et puts it:
“He th 11. carnetli “'2i;cs came wages to
pm 11 in a bag With bolas“ What has
vaccine of tlic billions and billions of dol<

,the .worklnx people, hundreds of tliousan is
of them would be no better off. 'Miim
'money. more rum. Mort“ “Tums. more holes
iii the bag. Scores of pcople who m iglit have
been Well of! tHlay, am In (institution bev
cause 111-y 1 11911111, or smoke l. or drunk. or
lived beyond their mean“. While othem on the
same salary went, on to a mmpo‘teuqy. I
know a man now who is all the time co‘m-
plaining of his poverty and crying out

lars "11d 11‘ \\“\W“‘ to 111‘ wor‘uicr clhsi‘s 3113111151 “Sh men.‘ ‘w‘t he kceps two
‘ l“ ‘0" ' " “ ‘ dogs. and he smokes and chews,'1md 110

if this country! Many of the momf have
gouc for the purchase of wardrobes. for the
purchase of luuucsteu is, for the support. of
fillllllicx,’l'nr(111‘ ulucatiou of “childrin. for
1h Vim-cling; of the uccessitics of life. for pro-
‘vuling comfort for time of old age, and
rightly spcut. I‘lii‘idiiuily spent. \\'l’1at has
be-‘omc of the other billions 111111 b. lions of
11111 \\ “gulp 111111111) the working ciusws of this
country." Many of 1110111 foolishly wasted.
\\‘:l\ll‘\l :1! 11111111111: tables, wash-d in intoxi-
s. 1111 1111.111 1:1: with a liui1-lrmll1nlca
s that have 1.. en spent
. ‘ e: of this country duriiig
111-\lastil1irly yc‘a‘s for rum and tobacco,
and 1 “ill [mill for the.\Va-rkingmcu, c‘very
workiugimin. 1| l1 IllM‘. surrounding it \\ 11h :1

is tillcl to the chin with whisky and four.
Micawber said t1 David C0 merfii-ld: “Pop-
pcrticld. 1'11y buy. one poun‘ income. twenty
shilliu s 11:11 six} once outgo. Reuilt. misery.
.11‘1’1‘1’18111‘. lil)"lll))'._ one poun l income.
1311 shillings 11111 Slani‘coutgn. lic-
sult.111 \piucss‘.‘ But oh. WorkingmcIuyou
,mkc y. 1r drum in the moi-11111:. and
I you take your drain at noon. and mm
take your
. ise you and your chil lrcu poveity forever.
The va~1 majority of
almlmuscs of this country had for fallu‘rs
drunken or lazy or improvideut 11 on. I do

 

 
 
 
 

 

the 'mor, but “inc out of 1911 temple that
help are 11111 wivos or the children of drunk.»

 

 

. ‘111‘~li‘1h1‘l1\lliltl*“ 111‘ suns 111 broalclotli and J . v . - . . . 1 ,
his dam liter»; 1'11 silks standiu" at his front i “111:. ~ 311“. the 111110;. “the gut. 110.011.1111“ ‘f
'l L. .‘ " 11* ‘ 'i 0. ‘g ) ‘ ‘ ‘ \f l i‘, <1 ‘11 ‘ . ‘1‘ l there is to be any relief lromtlicse mtluenccg ~
‘ L“; M“ l, .11 ‘h-“fi .1} ms; I I‘ll" 1‘ r "' "l p)“ a \\ e have got to live Within our means, and
t‘, Z .‘ "‘“_ 3““, l“. W,“ ,‘ ‘ 3L? 1‘ “‘l‘\ f:"{ ‘1' ; we have got tolw prudent. __-\udl_1cre. let 1119
1“}: | ‘. “‘l‘: f“.‘,‘;‘.‘}‘» , t, “1‘ \‘1““i‘n311? i say, that lilo not svmpatb‘ze \1‘1111 311111111115.
‘11 r l_\ 11 1 11 !\V 91111 1.1 .u equip 1 i- 1. .- 1 5:11 1111:.

am pleading for christian pru-
ulcu c. A 1111111 now may lrive‘ 11 1 means to
sure. but We are at thc 11111111113: of a grcat
day of national prosperity. and people are
going to have minus to serve, 'l‘lu-renrc men
1111.1 no“ 1111\1‘ not 11 dollar wlih might have
been that” own innstcm, 121111“) rudcut of cm-
players. inde vudunt of capitalists, and what

13.18111 one ycm‘ for Vsil‘Oll“ .dru1k,.aud ouo
11:11:" of 11.11! monry 13:1. wcu ~pc11t by the 1
11:1 «.. 11.111111115111116“, 111111 one 11:111~ the I
\1’: ., 111 1711* city has gone for rum. 1 stand l
1w nro the l‘lu‘isiiau dumb and l‘cforvl 1111l
.\oicrzca|1 p210; lc 111-«lay to ilt‘l1‘lIl‘il {1111' the ‘
1111171 Pi'l‘>l\li‘ill 11ml o\ c1 “‘liclmin; eno‘uy of
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111 lil‘l-l‘} ._ \dl‘lli‘llx \ 1111:11‘ 11 large iei‘g‘cnt l .; ,.‘ f ,f 111 u .. 1"“ .L‘ l‘«'l ' .1 1 kit 1w
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lu'nuix and at the noun spc‘l and i ._ ‘ . . . 1 .' ., - ‘ 7‘. l‘ l
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pry-”11‘1“" “12.3111le ‘3:an uti‘ik“\\‘.11u\‘11;u|1‘,\f education to Spur .““‘l‘l‘f“l“~..if it butts-live
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. :111111111‘aliii11of y
is 111111,:1111‘11111111.

111111113111 NIVP for. \\ iothor it is mean or
, fraud. lkuow‘youu: women 111 this city
w 1o are. denying thcms’elves all luxuries/to
alucatc brothers, or to 21\ e 11 \‘cunger six

11:11 i: no 1111111 111qu call 11‘. o lunch. and for
'H1.‘11l\ 1111‘ l‘ilmriu; 1111111 may 11:11'1‘ 111$ gin.“
.Il‘ 1111.1111111111111111 11‘ 111111 one or iwonrticlcs
of 1}» ml, and you woudcr ll~>\\' the suloottl‘t .
3.111.111‘urltlnt l wxll 1an y 111 how he at i
fouls ll. 'l‘ln- laborer .tnu. not slop “111111111: 1
gin.» or nth-111p. llis l3ill‘~i kindled and
on 1111 1 becomes a a

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111115‘111‘11adumtagcs. > W but do \‘ouvall 111
It is next to the angelic. 3111131 want to sin
to the “’l‘l‘klllglllf‘l) of America. so {111‘ as

l\

h:- drmlgs 11:1 and di inks

1:11p 11 of (11:11 c-iul-lidmicnt. and drinks (1nvlr‘1nvvllgl‘0-‘L 1111111 want to sac at the
11; 1‘c:_1:1d_111nr1~ :1‘1112l b:- gvu‘wllll s the grave, { “mi. time “.11 “um 1111111." to 1111‘ Inning“
illl-l 111‘ 1{\1_li“:1::11 cmld‘enf‘f; toilitclmul“ Mien. men m’ “11 i‘lllflfil‘. and occuimtinns,
1:»11-c 11 1111 ii|“\‘:1“-1s :1 o « Smu‘ s Strait ‘1 . l ‘1 ' 1 1

- ' . ~ . . .1 ‘ 1'1 0.11114 1111‘ of l: r. Ill" 'lx‘aleat.
thlimlisi 1 luirnh. Brooklyn-111111 Gibraltar ‘ F I L

. [no of literaturc. 111u greatest foe of religion.

u 1 l.11st1.111.1_\. 111.1; 11.11111“ 1.: ,hodlim \\ 111v {realist too .of all clawos ”f wth 1%

“11111111111111 dccn lc utter 1111.11 lo. that old
.-‘,., . ... ‘ . ‘3 1 _‘ . . . , . .

lll‘l!l ;; ‘l 1‘31“"1‘ l“ ”.l 1.11111 “_ "‘_““‘ \111111111 r «_ Manic 112 (nod to Implnrc you 1.1111111 the. 1150

1 1111.1 1 101 mi “1.11.1 \Ill\.h \s. h liipcruni 1‘ of it. 1 “3“.“ you 1 , 1:11:11 one h‘llll‘r“ 1.1.31; at

4.3%}! “mud?” . to ' 111111 W‘Juth“: “.‘M ' the outcrop: man who bocom ~< the .lcspmler
\‘ilxirsfi iVJI ‘1111 “Tllllil‘ . {\‘ll‘wil . )‘ih‘hzh‘t’ ”f ”n. “Vin“ “a“; '1. llll“ 1““. Hill): «‘1‘ n“,
‘l, ‘- ~ “" ““ ".‘ 3‘ ‘“§‘“‘“r ‘ rm ”15: whisky bottle, aifd understand that :1
‘.l.1h'll\ and _:111 111-1111111111111 ti-r another. it 1 111d. titulutudc 11m 1‘1111111'1" f“,- that
l|:l\ been 1~~1111111Lcdtl1ut 11 111c;rogi:cr1cs and NH,” . Some ,,{ vou arc rumind for it:
the 11:111~l\ops 111 tho cuiutry were. put Mili‘ . " ' ‘ h

by ‘l'l1"lllt‘_\ would mukc :1 solid bl -ck.1'ro:11
.\1-‘~\ \‘gu'k to (11153311. “The l1 iuur trulli ‘ ':
gu'hcrixn; 111-its form-s 1111.1 cryiugout . “l‘or-
ward march? 1:1kc 1-11~~1‘\<l\‘ll of 111:1 ballot j
box, 1:11.11'111-ssos‘11111 _of tliocily l1:1ll~‘.takc 1
‘y\\\!‘\\l(‘ll if llic l'.1“_'.i.‘3.'11tit‘esitnkc puxxemiou
of the ('o’iigre‘uu‘ the l‘uitml Shams-11111111? ‘
llli‘ wlwlc law for intoxication,” “'1“ you ;
tell me 1111111 chair otlicrc is for the lulmriug'
clusms of this country while lllh‘ 1111 11111)"
progresses in it 1111114: T110 rum 1111111.- pours
. the 1it1‘11dh‘.d:111111:1ld‘stutl‘dowuth--t.l1roats
of, 111111.11» Hof iconsaiuh of the working
1411511311111 1111111» 11 stt‘lkc iiiJurcsboth emplovcr
4 mid cmployo. l this day iroclaimn univclSul
SI"ll(v“:lg:llIl\l 412111;: drink. which strike it

lic'fccls lu‘mcanitdl
: le s he, talks. He may say: I don't curc.”
llcdooacarc. ll» cannot 111-1k you 1.1111111
eye wiilruit :1 rhllym; of big cncrgim and
force of rrsolulioit. The l’lulhtiucx‘ 11:11‘1‘

 

 

t‘\'1‘i out and slinru his locks. and 111 has
already sturtel to grind in the 111111 ofa grout
horror. Just as soon as a 11:311. whether he
be a workinziua:1.,or. as we call him, a busi-

tliathci austozs at any time. He cannot. 1
will pnwn it. He lore-n himself, lie loves his
body, ho luvws’ his mind‘ he lut‘ns‘hia soul. “0
knows his habits are ruininp all 1.11 we. yet he
kreps right on. “'hy docs 10 not stop!
rammt stop.

 

v sin lug. mar 11‘ 111s own capitalist on
‘ s‘umll sculc. This countuy spcud‘ 1111111111111'
in strong drink 1111c billn live hundred 111i . ;
lion and fifty thousand do 1111‘s. A large par .
of that mun-1v is cxpcndcd bytlie laboring 1
chasm. 111 Grcifl Britain there urcexpcndcd '

1111111.:1111' one hundred 11111111111po\1111«l~, or live =
. 0*;
could not make 111111151 1111 in bclialfot cliarir

lie. cannot. I Bid :1, friend who for fifteen
or tn euty vnars was going dowu under this

pr‘ Ks He was 11 generous soul. Ilcliad
{£5.11 thousands of dollars to 1311118 societies.

hundred 11111]1:1n dollars. Uh. workuigumn l trust 51“:L‘lil‘.\', misuouurv societies. and y
l .
' but he lilwriill)‘ res micd.

of America, whether you sit in this liousc to
day. or win-111w these words shall in some
otliei “11} 1111119 to )011. I ask _\o\1 to sit ; or-liu’arv mode intimate

\1‘1111

«llown 1111.1 lndd up how much you W11“ “1);,“ applied m for help to $111" “Put ‘
\' 1~ . 1 ~ ‘1‘. ‘ ' . . . ~ ‘ . .

.11.: 1.1:: “1‘ ltr‘firfe’lll

, , ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . ' t 1 ' 11 1 111 ', 11111 wt
fellow worktncn how much they have 1‘ int )0“ 11 I ‘ I" It t1 } 3

’ my it.“ Glorious soul , Notmfuiy like him .
‘11t’strong drink put its grappling book
.11 )0“ him and he wont on, on, down. down.
I a said? “I can stop any time [want to,

. t‘Xllt‘lltll‘ll‘ltll' rum and {1111119111. .1 ladd it all
1 up and realize that by co-opc alive 115m. ia-

» 111st-‘a-l of answering the book and whmi of

- don’t be Worried " 111s \astor protested
. , .. _ . 1 . . 1. . . . - ~ '
‘ “IT“;E‘, 5 . «\Vljytmug, that “W“, f1oiu .th“ and 511111: “Don‘t you 'now: you are
1 “0‘ “‘4 .‘l‘t‘*.“ ”f A"‘°"“"‘L ”W" "l" “‘“l ruining vouiself vou are ruiumg "our
strength is a rubbrv. Now. :1 "HI: who $11111“: {tow “311'qu “ He said :‘Uh.
1 1 , . 1 » ~ , ~ ‘ ‘

stimulates has not as 11111 ‘11 en -rgy and phys-
11 al n‘n-liirancc a; a man whx refuses t»
stimulate. My father told me liow he be‘
came a t‘llllk‘l‘allk'élllall. He said: “I ba-
31133. ‘l.‘“.i‘.‘.‘..“1‘l‘.‘r“\‘;‘i.§27'l‘lall'hlil‘11113133"; gum-u.“ “WIN.“ said 1..., ”am-m. 1mm
. .‘t‘; ' 1 "as . ".".“. - ~'

. . 1 1 111 line. it- is 11111 a iiicstmn of
* field, where I fouudtbat though I was pby“ ? ~10) at a 3 t ' ‘ ‘ l

I could stop nuv 111114 11' i wanted to.“ After
awhile he had deliriilm trenntns. The doctor
said to him:

 

‘ . . . . . time. I can $101 as easily as tuning my
1 111111311111“ rthan other 111-n becauseof lonx. hand over." I a had 11 53,30,111 attack.
~ sickness. I could endure more than 1111' com— His phvsician said' “Now 5.9“ must
rado§ln tlwliarvest field ;_I could workhanler “O ‘ 1:! Von have anotlhe'l' attack like
.1 work longer. and be less fatigued at: ‘ p. ‘- '

this I can t be any help 1 you. nor
. can any doctor. You must stop. "011," he
said, “doctor. I could stop if I wanted 101. if
‘ I thought it best. I think you are mistaken,
doctor.“ He is dc 1; my friends. dead. \Mjhat
killed him? Run . One of the last things

did was to trv persuade his friends he
could stop it wanted m, if; he thought it
fact that.

night; they took stimulants, I took none."
Tlirick maker in England, having in his
employ many men. investigated the subject.
and he gives afiheresultof his investigation:
"The beer drinker who made the fewest. bricks
11111111361311.1111), ' abstaiuer who made the
fewest brisks 111m 146,001). The difi'eteuce in.
behalf of the abstaiuer over the indulger.

 
 
 

57.00“.“ There came a time of 'reat Weari- 3h” be? $53};- t:\‘:::‘f":v“l: ‘f a Iran
new.inthellritishParliament andthc~ along ere “ - 1K 11' _ '1“ Ch “t:
were 5“ l“Hg-“8nd from week to weekgthat go he “2““ 3a.)“ ' man a“ :0 at, “331;?
111051er all the meintom of the Parliémcm. friend: If I were told lcoul 110 get 3.
- were’either sick 0, “13,.“ out: of 1:11 ”13:13. strong drink beforcytomormw night 1111191111
‘xnenxhe ‘ ' V .haddmy fingers chop l 091‘, I would say:

 
 
 
 
 
 

only two went through undama_
‘ ~ ‘ otalers. In time or .
forth with wa‘er or Coffee 11
,: 11 march longer and aka
_1an the soldiers who carry
1' in the (‘ ntcen. Rum is a great help

‘Bring a hatchet afid cmwmm oft‘.‘ " I had
a dcar friend in Philadelphia who 'was climb
ing his nephew for- yielding to‘ this tempta<
tion. The nephew said: “\Vhy, uncle. if there
was a cannon 9.131 on the top of the canning
stood a wine, glow. and the Hurst were

 
 

. ._ , . , nan to "hit 3 only one cons . ‘ advau .
. 13. N11211:: 11.161311 055‘ . my? 3;;ng 21‘... ”.1233... .111: 1: 1.... om
5 "-7 v , ‘ V . - ‘ . L. 1 ‘ ' ' .3, 0‘ ‘
,n:¥lli‘“3§f’r§m .1123... 11‘113111111“ mum. mm“, m...» azuaiazg‘ul... T133121.“ .1313:
l the appointment of' 11 joint committee “11:13::le gliding am?!) 82:: not got. this grip ‘ n. 11:13 an anul thing

throtb'enatom and tivo’ Representatives t.)
3 consider in what manner can best be cele—
brated the. centennial annivemarybf the or-
. ganiaation of the Constitutional Government;

(‘nglt‘8\‘, and the inauguration of =U‘cor'ge
“'ashiugton as- l’rasideuf, which will occu
cn Apriltlu, 111:9.

\

Hisr Dav—The House. after routine busi—
:, new. \1 out into L‘ouuuitt e of the \\'hole on
the Legislative Appropriation bill. The pend—
ihg amendment was that. offered by ‘Mr.

‘Neill of Missauri restoringthe. sal v-ofthe
.- ssistant Tfiias..rcr. at St. Louis to‘ $4,511),
the amount appropriated by the 1 being
$4,001“ Mr. O‘Neill‘s amen. out. was
agreed to. as was a1 0 an amendment ofi’e‘iml
by Mr. Felton, of California, increasing 1;)
$3,000 the salary of the Assistant Treasurer
at San Francis ‘0. Mr. Laird (Neill moved,

.. . A... ..... ._..-. ,.. .,...

to pay 'the per diem of inspectors and clerks
of the General (Land Office to investigate
fraudulent land entries. Rejected. Du
motion of Mr. Throckiuorton (Texas) the
salary of'the Commissioner of Pensions w

11er at $4,000.

NEWSY (imam

V FIB-ST quality of butter sells in Minnesota
at. sixteen cents a pound.
A arson of oats eight feet. three inches in
height is displayed at: Winter, Cal. '
L‘RYSTALLIZED violets at $6 ‘ a pound are
the very latest. things inconfecnonary.
“Azov” wheat recently imported tron:
Russia. is doing splendidly in Manitoba
A wool)“ dish manufactnry' 111} .Man-
celana, Mich, shipsaoar load of dish: a
day. '

uni-0313‘! 01131011811031!»-
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~: mF- ,
Hon: than’fimoflo pm have posed
mu" the arming-11111330111113.“ mavens!

of the l‘nitcd Statestiic‘first meeting of i

to strike out the clause appropriating $10.1“) ~

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for a man to wa cup amruy: “I could haVe
stopped once, 1111 I cannot stop now. I might
have lived a use 1 life and died a Christian
death. Dead but at buried.~ lam a Walklnfi
‘corpso. I am only an apparition of what
"nee was. I am a caged immortal. and my soul
hats against the wires of the cage on this
side and beats against the Wires oi the cage
- on the other side. but cannot. get out. and
' fibers is blood on the wires and there is blood
on ‘mv soul. Destroved Without remedy.
- And then there is all the sorrow that: come
1 from the iuss or ph ‘sxcm health. Doctor
1 Ewan—come or e aged men in this

slig ~
back t-1 the barracks. .
stand the battle, he cannot stand the march.

 

All our young men understand _ this. “'hen
they are preparing for the regatta. ,tor’the
ball club, for the athletic wrestling, they
abstain from strong drink. It is most im-
portant that. all my friends who are toiling
with hand and foot and brain understand
they can do more work without rum than
they can do with it. The workingnmn who
puts down his wages and then put: down

 

right beside them «111111 expenses and makes 1 congregation may re 1" the time
them _‘u~'t equal is not wise. I know laboring when .he ‘wcnt through 1‘9 00‘1“” Y

men who are in a perfect fidce't until they

and'electrifi‘ilinaudiences I atn told by those
have s; on: their last dollar. The following

who heard 11 that he had eight or tan d a.

 

 

__ circumstance 1 ame under my own observafi grails. Which he disgllfed ibefom 9‘10 113°.
lion: A voung man was gett. 11g $6130 or 3700 showing the devastation of alcoholism 11 £119
salary. Day of. marriage came. His wi'e human stomach. Them were thousa 0-

1mm these 1.11; us

inherited “7 ll) from her grandfather.
. a help of Almig

expended

She

people'who turnal awa
ry dollar in a wedding: equip

sketches swearing by tli

want. Th 11 the ' rented 11103111. _’I‘hen‘ the “God they woull never again touch inton-
young in 201111 it necessaryto take even~ catingrliquor. 0h,what the mehriatc suf-

mg empl ymnnt. He was ah‘eady‘nearly
worn out from overwork; but now to the
{lay must night emplnymont beraddazl, until
his eyesight: was nearlv extiu' nished and his
health nearly gene. Why di he midnight
employment to the dav em ‘oynientl To

tars. Pam files on every nerve and travels
every muscle, and guaws 9701'! blue and
burns with every flame, _ and stings
with eve poison, and pulls With every t.)1‘,
ture. W tflends stanl‘byhis midnight
pillow! What homrs, saiver through his

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

get more money. What. id he want soul? What. groans tear .113 Cars! Talk 0!
to get' no money for? To put away the rack, talk or the inclination, talk of tha
top a rainy da 011 no. To 1; his life in- crushing juggernaut—419 tees them all at

 
 

 

sored so that '11 0 died his. flute would not
he a i No, 011 no. He had this other
‘ grand and glorious enterprise‘ on hand; he
noted to find he did. get, by this extra
labor 8150 ‘ which to purchase his wife a.

once. Therahelies inane 0f the-wards ot
the hospitah -The keeper comes up and says:
“You must he still; you‘ve got to
stop this noise; you‘re disturbing the
whole hospital?! No >900ner has tin

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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out. Worthy of a man‘s highest keeper gone awaytlmn the poor s01 says:
, lendeavorl Thesistsr of. the bride heard of “0 God; 0h,God.'k9°1> .1118! Ta the

the achievement and she was not to be
‘eclipsed, Show earning herlivinx wth.
:the needle. Soshe setup nightsweekatm
lweek, maritime! month, until she unto
them” “ammonium: and-how
‘von withwhich hobn nasal-kin“

but the enth-
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nearl'v'all 111s 110112111311 ion and thsueighlmrg

the capitalists, if bv some new law of the'

 
 

dram at night: and 1 will prbm- .

the children in the,

not know how it is with othrfi who try to hel 1 i

our 11.11110 “that isgranddlxat ;
lr de bends wry much upon

strung} drink. 11111 1 want this morning: in the .

\Vlicu :1 1111111 1‘1"th from undo“ 1111s inllm‘ucc '
I do not are how rc k» ‘

..
bound 111111 hand and foot 21nd gnu cll lll< ‘

!I1‘ss‘ 1111111, guts under the 1utlueuce of strong: :
drink. 1m \1 ill try to iw-rsuaxlc you tint of all ,

“0‘1
He loves his family: 11c thinks

11 1111 MIN?“ “‘l'f‘h“ 1111;!»industriopa for the limit; group 1"; all the world is his 3
‘ 11111 “ “1.1111 "h“ “”‘m5 ‘ rm" wife and children: he knows that he is,

I that his son and his daughter are 5101111: 0111. :
under the balefui influence of harm; had an 3
inebriab-d father; \\ by dons he not tit/0p? ,

friends .

 

 

“Now; if you have another at— 1,
tack of this kind the probability is you won‘t .

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

.011 .leme 've
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~ I have that strong drink; Do 110%, 11 me a
man can be hanpv when he knows that: he is
,rbroakiuz 111‘s w 2_ ‘s hcart audclothing hischil~
rdren with rage; Ali! there aio thousands of
. ‘ on to dayuntliestrxctsuf thecityandnn
ie r0. is of the country. 1111 kempt. nucombed
and unc d for. Want. .writtcti 2011 every
patch of th .‘rgarmeuh~ 111111011 every wrinkle
of their pron 11111th old fare. Tu 1y would
have been in he lmlivc of 110d anl: a: well
clad as any of '011 but for the fact 1 on their
fathers were 1 mulcards. They went down
and took their families with'tlieui. as they
alwavs do T 1 lre is not- :111 (18:. 1111115110 in
the l'uitel St: 10: today in 11 hic‘u there
areimt women 11' 10 arc iiglitiiw the battle
for‘ bread alone. ”rho 1111111 -w to promised,
fidelity. the man 110 was ordained as the
head of the lionseh 11d is destroying himself
1 and destroying all 1n~c dependent. 11111111 him.
011 Rum, thou foa if Gui. thou despoilcr of
l the human race. th 11 recruiting otllcer of
hell. I‘hatc thee. , ;.
But the 1191:1th 1:1 v a deeper tone when 1'
tell you that it dos; oi s~this evil d Npoilx‘ the
soul.~ The Bible indix tcs again and a
that.” our hearts be 1 iichangml and we go
into the other world uuregcnerate, our evil
appetites and passions go with us and there
torment us. In this world the 111111 could
borrow or steal five ccnts to act that Which
Skilled his. thirst. for‘ 11 little while, 11131: in
Pteruity. where is the rum to 5“ 1111:) from!
Dives wanted a drop of watcr. ’l‘hc 1-11cb_riate
l wants ‘ rum. “ bore shall it come
fro. 13 “'11 1 will 111-cw it! “'111) will mix 11?
ll fct ‘11 it?» Millions of worids 11o ‘ [or
1 ‘cgs which the young man 311111;: out N;
111 sawdih‘ted floor of thc rcstauraut. Md?"
lions of worlds now for the rind pitcbcd 0111'.»
f 11 the punch bowl of the earthly banquet.
E Dives

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

utcd 11'. cr. The iucbriato wants
a spirit rum the lost. world should
Work in a gnig's'op and
: then go back, akin: one drop on his infer-
nal wing. and that one drop on the
.tland‘sm'iuge 111d be put on the tip of the
l tongue of thinlust incbriatejbowcvcr small
; the drop, it it only have the smack of alco~
lli‘lh‘ liquor. that one drop on the incbriate‘s
; tongues would make him cry: “Alia? aha?
; that is 1111112“ 11 would wake up 111141111
5 ecluws of the dammed. as they err: "Give‘
E inc rum‘ give 1111.1. rumi“ I do not 111‘ k the
1 aorrow of the inebriutcin the next 1111.131 will
. ho the absence of God or the :11 sc ccpf
' 11:111. or the 111-«moo of h liiie~s:»it_ will "1.6
. the absence of rum. 1 ~11\‘ it. to the working
clamp: of America. and say it to all bush
lemuclasses. to allithese merchants. to all
than men whether they toil for a living: with '
‘ brain. or hand. orI feet. you oudbt to quit
. your strong drink. ham nothing to do with
.. it “IAMk not upon tho wine when it is red.
1 when it moveth itself might 111 11101711". for

 
 

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Lat tho but it bin-1'11 like a \crn‘nl. and it
' stingcth like anadder,“1)li, [think it isabout
' time for a11olh~‘r women‘s crusmlc. such as “39
1111-! Seven or eight vears in Ul1io.\\'l1v~n thirty,
“‘u‘I cu went at and cleared all the :zrupshops
out ofa town of a thousand iuliubitanu—
thirty women sun-lunged with 111:.» Holy
Ghost. thol u 11y “weapons prayer 112111 5 mg
and many 1:11:41“) was vim-~11 11s thcy
camc up. the cwucm nayiug: “Now, don‘t
' come here and pray nud ~i11:.‘wa‘ll cliise. up."
> If thiny women surc‘uzmged “with the Holy
Ghost could clear out rum from a
villago _of a thousand ',-111li:1bi1:111t~‘, three
111-1115211111 nuisecrn'cd womcn of Brooklyn
in the strength of .\lix1igltt)‘ Had butidiu; to-
? nether 31111931111; forth. coali in six months
clear out at l-.‘:1~t three f uirlhs of the 1:10,:-
shnps. a'ttl if the three thousand should band
together, 1%.: they had 11 1 uthoi‘ leader. 1. 11
.,111111islorof 1911111“, 1113111 Um]. would otlcr
my servimis. and I would com-x out 111 front.
of them and would say: “l‘ornc 0:1,
come on with your prayers - 1111 your snuzs
and your l'hristian «1111111111211. 1‘0 I!" “I"
Some of you will take 'this’ loft.
\viugol‘ 1'11 ‘ne‘nv. and others of you will
take the right wim: of the one 11.2 For

 

 

ward'. the ' Lord ofllosts is with us. the God
of .la uh is our refine Down with the
«hunch-ups. down with the gl‘1-;<llfllii. i.\p‘

plauau
applause. let it be your praywx to Almightv
Hod thatthis laglnvcdcitydlicyriduotourrost
deuce. ~111av‘ have the awful cum of strong
drink lifted. Not waiting: forth no 1111111111 of
hell; the grogshops. to‘ be closel, start you
on ymir dutyjor if lsaid a few moments ago

that there was a waint beyond M‘hich if n
‘ 1111111’weut hecould not st in, I have in mil
1 you that the Lord Had. Almighty by iii-a
gram) can help 111w 1111111 to stop I was over
in one of the meetings 111 New York where
there was a large number of reformed drunk-
ai‘ds. find I 11:11. a involution made to the
there that. I ucver before understood.
The «111114111110 \ of 1119 11! €timuny of twenty or
thirty people was this: "“‘e were the Viv
t 1111 of stron drink. “'9 tried to 1 “it. “'1‘
could not. \ 'emade failure. ' “'e plunged
to all sortz‘a of societies and we ,tricd t; 1 get
over the. habit. but we always fail-Ml. llut.
n‘tera While. we found Hod aul gave our

hearts to 3111111. We have been greatly
: changed. Not. only have our
beer; chained. but our bolics have

been chungmh “'11 don‘t feel the thirst any
more._ “'11 don‘t have the temptation." .

.\'1-t unlv can the gram of Christ change
the heart. but it .can recuporate and
1111111211 the wily. and thumb todav
you feel nt th-~ roots of your tongd . the crav-
ings of 11 mighty thirst. call on Hui 1111-1 He
will rescue you. You cannot do it your-
self. 7 Hecnn. rile 11:111. And if. you have
oulv began t1 go astray. if it is a

j poms into the cup, whether it lava goal ‘u
‘ chalice or a pewter 11111:, I want yuu. 011 111011.
to read in the foam on 111 ‘ tnn of the 1 no in
whizwt letter“ the word, “Beware? ' But
go right 011:1“ some of‘ you are going and
in ten years you willru to vour body lie down
in a drunkar’d‘s grave,.anrl as to your immor-
. 1:11 soul you \Vlll) lie down in a nlrunkard‘s
hall. 11. is an awful thing to say, but I am
compelled to say it. Oh, when the books or
'udgment are Opened. and ten million drunk-
ards come up to get their 1110211, I want you
- to testify'tbatthisd y. in all kiudno‘o and
; loveand plainnNJ kin-nod you to beware of
1 lheinfluencas which have alroa 1y reached
‘ vour home and am putting out some of its
; lights, a premonition of darknes for—
‘ ever. Uh. that. 10-day you might hear
‘ intemperanco with drunkards‘ bones on the
. top of the liquor cask drumming the dead‘
march of immortal souls. And than the sight
of a wine glass‘ would make you shuddw.
and then the color of the liquor would re-
mind yo f the blood of th: slain. and the
foam 011 the ‘up would make you think‘ of
the froth on the maniac‘s lip, and you would
go home from this service to kneel down
and pray Almighty God that rather than

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1

ababit you might carry them out to the
cemetery and put them down to the last
sleep. until all over their grave would come
the flowers—sweet pro ecies of the resur
, rection. God bath 3 ba 111 for such a wound.
but tell me. tell me. tell me. what flower 0'
comfort ever grew on the blasted heath of
dninkard‘s sopnlchre! 2. g '

 

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’l‘ewflk Pasha‘s Jokes 1*

Teivfik Pasha, Turkish Mininter at
Washington, is not a turbaned Turk,but
_ all the same a Mohammedan from way
1 back. He is short in stature. somewhat
l stooped from age, has a retreating forc-
‘ head, blue .eyes and gray whiskers. A
writer had a pleasant chat with him yes-

 

1

Oriental joke, the third one' he haste
lated since he became a di lomat.
' “It is the belief among the Moha e-
dans’that if early prayers, are said for y
mornings in succession at the mosque,
before any one else arrives. the person $0
doing shall have good luck and pros-
perity. There was a poor man in 0011—
atautindple who was the picture of bad
luck and improvidence.f -Every morning
early he repaired to the great Mosque of
St. Sophia and invariably found some

charm. Onevmoming.‘ as usual, he dis~
covered the earlier devotee, and. as he
proved to be the same one all the time.
he thus spoke: ‘My friend, I am poor
and need good luck. :For many morn-
ings I have come hither to ray, 'each
time earlier than before. ‘ive me a
chance, tell me how you get here earlier
than Isevery 11:33 To which the early
devotee repli : ‘I have two wives.
When I awake in the morning one brings
me my slippers, the , other my ablation
bowl, and by these wives attending to
my wants together I an enabled. to he of
earlier for 111-aye” than if I had only one
wife.’ Thapoor man moiredto profit
by the advice; He thin mutant-«rife.
hale mafia

 

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‘Ahf my. friends. rather than your '

matter of luxury to you: \vheutho 111 nor“

your children should become victims of such"

terday and Imam-zed to extract a little ,

one ahead of him, thus breaking thy

 

Removal of Spots and Status.
Stezu‘ine—Ja all cases} strong; Spun
alcohol. , . .
. Gum. Sugar. Jelly. cti‘431u1ply7'wash-
. mg with water at a hand heat.
,The following concise rules are ex-
tractcda from a German journal:
.e Matter Adhering Mechanically—dicot-
mg. bruising and currents of water.
either on the upper or under side.
"Grcns¢1«-\Vhite goods, wash with soap
or~alkaline lycs. Colored; cottons; wash
with French chalk or fullcr‘s earth, and
dissolve away with bcnziuc or ether.
, Lime 111111 Alkalics—White goods.
simple washing. Colored chttous,\voolms
and silks are'nmistcned. and very dilute
citric acidfis applied withthe fidgcreud.
scorching—“mite goo , rub \chI
with linen ragsdippcd in chin 'nc water.
Colored cottons, rc~dye, if Itovai r in
woolens ‘ 3 misc '3 fresh surface.
remedy.
Alizarinc Ii1k.‘~—\Yhit goods, tart aric
acid, the more Couc 11 mod the older
are the spin . . U ' " cottons and
' dilute tartaric acid

 
 
 
 

 

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Silk

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l -(‘olors. Varnish and Resins—011
while or colored lixieILS, cottons
wmilcus. use rectified oil of turpentine,
alcohol life and soap. 011 silks, use‘
bcnzmc, ether and mild soap. very can-
tiausly. . '1 1

Blood and Albuminoid Mottcrs—‘Stcep—
iug in lukewarm water. If pepsin or the,
Juice of (‘urica pipaiyagcau be procured,
the spots arc first softened {with lukewarm
arc: applied, :

Iron Spots. and llliiclt
goodi‘ hot oxalic

. luk—‘White
acid, dilute murigitic

. acid, with little framcttts (111.111. (111 fast-
dg’cd (ottous and woolcnsf. citric acid is

1‘11 11011st and repeatedly.“
it 1 s-iblc. . . ,'

Vegetable Colors. Fruit, Red “’ine
mid Red Ink—t 111 white goods. sulphur
fumes or chlorine wafu.‘ Colored cot~
tons or woolrns, 'wmh with lukcwarm
soap‘lyc or 11111311111111; 3%“ the same but
more cautiously. ‘ L, «

Tanning frilm (110511111125, 111-ecu “'al-
nuts. etc. or 1.1 ather—JYhitc unmis. hot
chlorine \mtcr and couccum _ d tartaric
icid. (‘olnrcd 1111150115,: “$.5ch

11pplicd.; Silks.

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1mm 6.111111

tious.y to the spot. washing it away and
rcapplyiug-‘it several times.

, 'l‘ur. (':1rt~\\'l1gcl (lreasc. Mixtures ol
Fat. Resin :111d.~\1‘ctii: Arid—+011 while

mating with streams of water. {Mortal

Silk} the same. more htrcfully. using
bcnzinc instead of tlic ml of turpentine.
Acids. Vinegar. Sour “'jnc, _.\lu:‘~'t,

lug, followed up by chlorine water if :1
fr‘iizt-co‘or.acrouipuuics thc’ acid. Colored
, co‘tons. woolcus :ud silks ‘ttre very (are
fully inoistcucd with dilute ammonia
with the ting ‘r cud. 111 case of delicate
colors.it will be found prulcrablc to ma 1

l

1' some prcparcdcliulk 111121.11 thin p11- 57

apply it

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with water. and the spots.

 

.llccipcs. _> ,

Yurxt: BE.\.\'~‘.—('tlt 611' the tops, not
too near 111;.- root, w: ~11 without scraping
or peelingand cook from: forty minutes t1;
an hour in hot saltcd water.
the skins. slice and dish, then cover
tlicm with :1 dressing 11ch by heating
fourtablespoimfuls of fvltficgar with a
heaping itablcspooulul of butter, salt and
pepper to liking. ?

A»1‘.\tui:1'>.~(“ut otl' about an inch‘ol
thc woody end of each stalk. tic l0 111111—
dlcs of six stalks each and- boil/ tcmlcr
about thirty minutes. if 1111;,“ in hot,
water. Ilnvc ready slices- o\i
crustlcss toast on :1 hot .dish. wet -with
the water in which the fiparagus was
cookc i: lay the stalks 011 them/sud pout
drawn-butter fiver all. 7 2.

(‘oux MEAL Musu.——-Put into you . ' t-
tlc nearly as much water as ynugvish l
mush: when it boils stir. in the meal.
evenly until a thin mush is formed. Let
it Cook slowly for almost or quite an
hour; add salt to your tastp. The coarser
the meal the longer it should be cooked.
English currants or raisins ina’y be cooked
with it. or swrct apple‘s may be sliced
and spread over the top a; half‘hour be«
fore it is done. Serve with cream and
sugar. or with maple syrup.

‘Wm‘rn Soi'P.——Tliree épounds. of a
“knuckle" .of veal, beam broken and
meat minccd, one-half cup of rice. three
quarts of water, two utiiljlespoonfuls of
butter rubbed in flour, half .an ‘onion
chopped. three egg-s, one; cup of milk.
two tableitmnfuls of minced parsley.
salt and pepper to taste. Futiwatenmeat.
bones, rice. and onion over the fire and
boil very slowly for four hours. Strain,
pick out meat and bones and rub the
rice through a fine co under.“ Season.
return to tl‘igfire. bail . gakim well and
put in parsley and b tter. 1 Heat the
milk in a saucepan, pour upon the beaten
eggs and stir into the soup. removing the
latter from fire as soon aséthey are fairly
'mixed together. . ‘v .
SPICE Pifpnixa.—Tal§e one small,
square loaf of bread, cut: off the crust,
cut in pieces and pour 11 ' 11‘5 it one pint
of boiling water, and ad. a teaspoonful
of salt. Take one pint of flour, add one

 

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of raisins; seed’ ed'and
'ith‘ the, flour,
sins," then add

two coifee cups
chopped: mix all well 11
fifit powder and next ta 7
soaked bread ,and one teas poonful each of
allspic cinnamon, whine and cloves;
then a d by degrees one college—clip 0!
sweet milk. and heat. ithe mass well
together. _ Scald pudding bu and put in

 

 
 
 
 
 

the pudding, which shoal, be pretty
stifi and bod three hours. Thawhole

secret‘lics in plunging in boiling water
immc lately after they are mixed, and
‘nevgiHetting t em cease boiling. Be
sure and tut-11’ em ovér,- and always
leave room in the bag for swelling.
S‘eventeenth Con iry Tapers.

11011 of the Saxon drinking-cups were
made without foot or stand, soithat they
must he emptied before they could be

 

set down agai _ e able. But these
seventeenth entury‘ required that
man, after. drink .turn ‘up

 

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3 c and make ithf what Wax
1e 11 hiS‘nail, “w 'chgif shed, andcan
'not make 'it stand on. by reason there is
too much, must drink. 11

111111,? or an Fleich :- phrases it. “ad
11 main.” Another proof of havino tossed
03% cup like a man was for the'adrinket
, to turn it bottom upmnd,and,in ostenta-
‘tion of his dexterity, ive it a fillip to
make it. cry W 1184 all these tip-
1111115. aman was heldgto be sober who
coal .“put his fingerinto the flame of the
candle withoutrplayingj; hit‘I, miss I.”—’—
Arms? ‘ ' - ~

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Twinning: 7 «1&me
"0&0“ 15199109115114 them-r.
beaten: in '; m1, ; '_

waler,and then either of these substances.

heaping teaspoonful of baking powder.

if

_ in for his pen-
ance.“ This was drinking “superna

 

 

 

 

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goods. Slepnflil oil of turpentine. alter 5

cottons and \vonleus, rub in wilhdard. l
lctlic. 5 mp. lct lic agaiufuuid treat alter- I;
11 .tcly with oil of turpcnli'iue and water. 3

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' 'PilOTOGIiiPIii’.

"ancnsr xo'ranuz'anvauons IN
‘ nu; ART. '

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The Dry Plate. the Paper Regan"

' and 1 he on back rumatic Process

——Tliirt'v Thousand Alan.
tcurs'iu this Country.

Dr. Arthur H. .Elliutt. the 11111111121113
editor of a welltkuown journal dcvi-tcd
to photography, was asked by a rcpuner
of th‘c'NcW York Erm [1.9 I’uxf as to the
most notable recent advances in the an
of photowraphy.

“The. dry plate 'and the paper nega-
tive." answered Dr. Elliott, “rank as the,
1110,51 remarkable, advances of the last tea
The dry plate. which is a‘m;>st
vcll known to 111-ed any description,
0 photography so easy that it opened _
'1 art to mnatcurs. and to its invention
11 cowc the wonderful interest '_in 711110:

tbgm‘phy taken by the 30.000 ’ateur
photographers in this country. Before
the invention of the dry plate it uired

a chemical laboratirr‘v to take 11c ires; a
man who wanted to go about t 10 country
taking vicws of the interesting objects:
:1111e across had to have a mule to
«:arrv the outfit. Xowudays. thanks to

 

the llry plate and do \voudcrfnll com-
].av t and ingenious devices made. he can

accomplish the same result “'1 11
apparatus \Vllil 11 will 1111110 1: go i to his
The use of tlic paper no alive,
“'1“th is but the revival of an 01 process
invented by Fox Talbot souwwhe e about
11851, has‘still further simpfiti matters,
and now an apparatus is sold which en-
ables artuiirist to make 1111111110115 of ph0~
lographs without even the trouble of put‘
tingin and—taking out 11 glass plate; the
operator has simply to turn a little crank .
at the top of lib camera and lake the
cup oil his lens when he wants to get a
picture. The camera contains two roll—
ers upon which is .wound tlxg suisitive
paper; in. passing; from one roller to the
other the paper [111»ci across the field of
the camera. The- number of pictures do-
pcnds 111.011 thc length of purer wound.
upon the rollers: the moment a pit turo
11:1sbccn tzikcna few turns of the littlo
crank 15:11.1.» it up and brings more paper .
into 1113: field re uly for another exposure.

1

and g This paper negative about which :0 much
silks. apply dilutc chlorine water 0:111- ’

is said 111—day in photographic journals
and com cutiors is simply the use of
:1 duct of paper instead of a sheet of
glass upon 11111111 in dcluh‘lt he sensitive
co 11111: of gclatiuc and bromii c of silver;
after the lilt‘turc is developed by the use
of ‘1ixc propcr chemicals. the paper is
made transparent by washing 1113 cable:
01‘. and then :1 positive can 111-made upon
ordinary silver paper. The positive from
:1 paper negutb e is just as clear and‘beau.

f 111111 :1 picture astrom :1 glass negative,

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Sour 1111115411 liitc goods. simple wash. 1

l

and none but an expert 11111 11:11 the dif-
{creuccz one cannot be said to be l‘etter
1111111 thc other; The objection to the
payer negative is the oiling operation, g.
w 11011 is delicate and digty: it must be
perfectly dutii‘. or the negative will not:
1;; trai1~pateut enough. -Euglish and
(:01 man invcntors have recently produced
paper negatives with :1 gelatiuc coating _
on 110111 sides. making‘the paper perma—
nently trunfiparcnt and. therefore, need~_
lug Ilu oiling. T1113 slu‘rimeus I have
sen auchr their purpose admirably.
3 unfacturcrs in this country are new at
ork experimenting, with these double—

‘ Afixalcd‘ papers and complete success is
bcrapc oily-

only a; matter of time.

“These twojnvcntions will reduce the-
cost' of photography one~tbird. The
time is fast coming when the cost of the
Alhalt‘l'llll in photography will 116111111051;
nothing and the public will pay for the
art of'tlu-phmogmplmn Ihe'supcriority
of one photographer over another is not a
uizittcr of material, but entirely of
skill and taste. A party of amateurs, all.
equipped with the same instruments,
111:1}: take a picture ofathc same object
and yet .produce pictures of dificrent
value. owing to the-taste in lighting, the
di-licacy of‘manipulation, etc. The cost.
of ti apparatus is (onstuitly growing
111g while the apparatus itself '
grows more perfect. Fair out-
fits .zire now sold or $12. and 7
non-.1 but an expo can tell the:
difference between w one with'some
of the cheap lenses costirg $4 or $5, and, -
with a Dallmcyer lens costing ten time!
as much. The extreme cheapncss of the
apparatus allows our thousands of '- ama-
tc rs to come into the field, and beside
i “movements in apparatus and practice
due to'aniatcur experiménts, the work of.
professional photographers-ingest ‘
proved by the competition.

“In the chemistry of photcgr _ 7
most noted improvement upon hich ex.
pcrts are now working is the 1131‘ ten ‘
doting of color values in
\\ bite than formerly.
that yellow and blue take bl
photograph; but their tune val
not to bethesame, and a ' .illi’ul arti
sketchin ~even with c woul
certainl‘ t give the ,
yellow and blue. Bl . is certain to .
call for a stronger tin than yellow.
and red than either. The question is
how to make photography give each ‘
color the intensity of black compend-
ing to its place among colors. Sev-
eral experts have worked~auccesafully

n this, and two—Hermann ngel,_
Katalin. and Frederick E. Ives,
o‘f Philadelphia—have achieved remark-
able results by diflerent methods. Vogel
addsa dye stuff called ualine totho
sensative emulsion, while Ives adds what
he calls chlomphyl, a. mixture of blue?
myrtle leaves and cosine. a coal-tar prod.
uct. With the aid of this improvement
photography assumes a new '

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delicacy of tone, and a pict
stance, of a bunch of floweis is uite 81-,
other thing by the new process I ' what
it is by the old, and infinite 815.15..
Our American expert has achieved evil: ,
better results in this orthochmmfic ‘
photography than the German scientist. ‘
“The dream of the‘~future—photo.-. ,
graphing in calms—is yet a dream, not-
withstanding som’e curious results and
countless experiments. _If an advance in ,
made in the near future, it will probably
be with new substances as sensitive
media-organic substances. perhaps. Wu ,
se ‘ to have exhausted theposmbilitics ‘
of ‘ ver‘salts‘, butr there are otherthings
cu usly afiected by light." ‘ 7 _ ,

#—
' “ fiphnacy.

A man who is attempting to start a my
‘ 'l lumber yard in g a small 01110 town, ,
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over for reference and left ‘his order.
be report received. by the Jobber. ‘1‘
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much in the exec tion of the shipflf'enf:
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