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r-iil Til \tlll“ .\i.i\. in'i‘iiltm: U
PROMINBNT PEOPLE. 7
.‘IR. fl;.‘iis'ti\\‘ic b.“ but: three
the wit hiiii l _
Sin llit iIVALl) ii issov has
“'“'!1‘\l Lord \lay‘oficf London.
' Si \ \ rm; Sui v xii, of “Wisconsin. h.“ just
micl‘ratcd iii: si‘\0llllfllll birthday.
l‘:\-AI‘l~-ll\l\' lliistnzit is goin; to ro-
sumo Ls lllW.]‘TH(‘ll\ a in Philadelphia.
l'fl, lino um .\vl:i.iv=:. lltc English so ~inl
in. new in this c iuutry. is s rousiu of Hour)?
In :ng. the it tor.
.‘l'i\3~1‘l‘!l businitrw i4 gain»; to return
In t2 is «omit-x sll»‘.l'tl\'_ an I will he a -. ii.il-
panic-l by li.s daughter.
l‘. W “cm. of (“on ‘ord. )liis~._.”\vlio orig—
um'isl tic \'~‘2ii‘oi‘il glut-o in l‘l‘... s ll tlour~
lvb‘fi‘du h s \ iiioynrd Ill that town.
.ii'siix .\I« i'uitilv. the Irish iolitivul
hauler madman of liiltvi‘s, is in N \v York.
llo n id dclii or lt‘tl lectures in is country.
John A l.- n. \\. .lr..tlios -n ..:‘ the Senator.
is a dander } u my; 1mm of Himlliini stature.
will a light l \illllili‘\l0tl allil t‘llgflglllg mm»
3 "1“.
just liven
l;\ .‘l:\\1"l'. lliir‘cr oi‘ Missis-ii-pi roll
vr-sl , l';n rig to lo '1, irc. null will tale for
lizi \‘ll' c t his oxisirl‘oir‘nx iii the l'tiit‘cd
sum. \i-nnfo.
'l‘iii: iv' in; of urog- in liiis purchased a largo
math ti at i uiwnliagcn I! h gciivi‘ulzvlm
lie-i it my be white opiates iilsliciitliig nut
Ntiiriiili; ti- llcninnrk
JKllHuK h. music Visit. the owner or
Jny rho Soc. is “‘0 th $‘- inniulnnil hogan
lz‘o ‘H ‘t b‘. wit-vii tli. lln his inst iiiiirriisl
th» dh wi- c~i \\ do of}: tnvwlinii-z
31 ., livaiiiu: sun“. Ill" rllai‘tford do»
1's; trio s9 rim of \cl‘)‘ Hilllpltl habits.
ll» \l in tfy niile' in i:iii~:ili\ _ mill was
I lll'kli who II \cr stir-kol ii tl'ill‘tulk. »
l‘n". l l‘ Man i_\‘.. 'hoi lin‘ ju :lll‘tlklll:
Ari l r r to! timiii; 'I :itotovciilm .‘ M [t-rlzll Is.
an i imzav'h: l s n u up $3ikmlkil~k
11.. is n. l.\fl-) \v 1 ii :\ linilil . sonso. '
T't‘ lint ”rum! Kiwi i‘f ‘IF-‘tzil
Constant... 1.. win ‘i‘l cccls Sir Hiwnrd
Tl. -rii?. ii h Sir Wil’mni \\ lllli“-« llo . is an
ncc~~*::p.i-lu-l Uri-mini nt‘ll~l.ll‘.' allilrti-‘K‘rtlfii
two i,» tho ingot: is.
.lnii\ i.-.;»\r.\. ui' l'iii'nlclgilzm. is
'- , w: M ii:. qrnliinto \l‘ l‘rii:« v‘lx‘ll \‘ulv
‘I'um; .i‘.i l“. llt"l :ti l‘M burn in
. li«' 13..» oi ins: w“ vziiuii u! the
pit- Unveil in .\iiio:ic:\.
41“?»
'xizivsr uiuziirisiis.
titigors oil ,
llrihiti at *
pi. iiiiiiii‘i iiiini.
THE BATTLE cur-
Test: “hot God nriso'; let Bis enemies be
‘ scattered. ‘—-l'salm. 'lxviii.. l. 2
‘ A promsslon was formed to carry the ark
; or sacred Lox. which. though only three foit
lllllt‘ inches in length. and two tect three
{2 inches in breadth and depth. was tliil symbol
or l.I\\l‘.\‘ presoncc. As the lottdors oi itiv pr.»
. «cssion liltoil this uriitiinentcd a‘id brilliiiiit
l box by two golden poles run thimiigli four
‘; iiolili-ii rings and starch for Bloom Alon. all
i the ins pie ihziiitod tho battie b)lllll of my
5 i.c\t "Lot’ tiod arise. lct llis‘ciie.iiios be
mattered.“
Ilu‘ \ zuiiorcnians of Scotland. outraged by
Junk-sum l-‘irst. who forced upon them ro~
. humus firms that \\ cm lirl‘eiisivt- and by the
i tcri'iii cpcisocuti 'llibl' lll‘ltllllnulltlJla aiclmid
l 'l‘urncr. and by thei-pprcssiveliiws o: t‘lirirlcs
! thi- l‘dISl tuil t‘hnrm: tho Nccond. “ ero
2' driicn to proclaim war against tyrants. and
1 “our forth to light for religious liberty. and
' tlic piirpl mountain of the ht‘filllull bwaiiio
[oiliiith carnage. and at. llotliwcll bridge
iiii?l.\iri’l‘s..\1o.“‘ and Ilruniclog tlic battle
hymn nzitl tlic bottle shout. of th -se giorioiis
; old Sc itchinen was the text I have chosrn;
“Lct (ltd arise, let Ills enemies be scat-
; lt‘rt‘d “
l What a whirIo'ind of powor was Oliver
‘ (‘ri-Iuwcll. and how with his followcrsxnll
the “lmnsidcs.” he went from victory
«\ictorv! Upposin: armies
l-~ kxsl ht tlioin. 119
its i-itsil) as n s ‘ho -lui.~istor a school. He
pointcd his liliil‘l' at Berkeley t‘ustlonud it
2 “as tau-n. llcozdcrcd I.-~rd Ilopton. the
i i-cuoi‘al. to disiiioiiifi. and he disiiioiintml.
Scc t‘roniwcll iiiari hing on With his al‘lll} .
and llz‘ul’ (lie luittlo cry of "tho Ironsidcs'
lulltl :Ls ii storm and solriiiin as n dwilli knoll.
standards l't‘s'llllg ll‘rnh\ II and \‘tl\tlll‘)‘
horses gob: back on ihmr liuiin hrs and
’ .‘Il‘lllli s iii .n; at .‘dnixtoii Moor. :i: Winn-hr
liv‘d V \nsib)‘. :it llriilgnwatcr and lint
llliilllll. Lct Hod :irisc. lei Ills cnniiiics l o
swath-red “
. Soyoii soo iiiv tot! is not like u .wiiiipl:
iiiciit.i.r_v nii-l t iss -lod sword thut 3. \‘ll >r.‘llii‘<
tum-s sod bun,- iip in :i [\‘u‘u‘l‘. :i swirl that
\Vlls izciot‘ :n lilttlotiild only in lio usv d on
:cncrul trii inn; dai. but iiiurc like" s-llli‘
\vczipou ciiritiilly litrn: up in your lzoum.
toiliu; tli ~ s! 'l'\ o: t‘linpiiltcp~~~‘.(‘errnthudo
:iiid \‘llt‘i'lll‘llss‘al tilid 'l‘iinti‘lici's llnn iiiid
. filal\'l‘lllvlllll.f1rlily't‘Xl lungs iii ili-- Scrip-
to
llll‘lttsl as ho
(lsniissed l'nrliiiincnt
tiirc flrlllifly.w1n; i-f tho hi-lv oars of ilirce .
thouxul’il yi-at‘s lllr\\lll\‘ll it his lorn car: in l.
but as k c i :indrniiflity :is “h n lhix ;d first
nusli ll“il it It scoiiis to inc “lid! in tho
: chm: li ol' ivvi and ill :ill slvlosof rct’i-rnaiitorv
work or iiiosi lli'fi l l'\\\\ in lutilc rm. “1.
raise our litt c standard 'niid put on it the
imiiio of some fliltll, who only it fcw your!
5;” Logan toliio and in a fin: _\‘t‘.‘tl‘\ will
. cwipu to livn \Vc go iiitoi‘iintos! tun ll\l lliu
where oath meets oath. and down through
all the haunts of sin. mingling with
the rattling dice nud cracking billiard
ball cud the laughter of hir who
hath forgotten the covenant of her
God. and around the citv and around the
ccniincnt and around the earthawetliing,
boning surge ilings its hot spray intnthu
face 0! a loug-suil‘cring God. And the ship
chptain dawns his crew. and tho iiicrcliaut
ilauins his clerks. and tho HIflSI.\l‘-lllllltlt"l‘
duinns his men. and tho hai'k~tll‘l\‘v‘l‘ daiiiiis
his horses. and the trnvclcr damn; the stone
that bruises his loot or th-~ llltlil that soils his
shoe or the defective tiniwpicce that gets
him too late to the riiilivuv irriitis. I ai'ruigii
profane sun-tiring: and ll;{l.s‘:-l|t‘lll_\'. two names
for the shine thin; as living one of tliogignir
tic vriiiics of this landsinl tor its extirpation
‘11 does seem as if it \vcrc about iiine‘ior lied
to rise.
'1 henlook a moment at the evil of drunk
t‘llllt‘xs‘.
New York, or \‘liicagn,
of this lnnd.couut up the saloons on t2
street as compared with tho srilooiis tivo
,ycsrs ago. and sce thcy are growing far out.
tion.
i‘enc.i or rashness in attacking the ruiii traf—
110._\\'ill have your son pitched into your
come home with Iii-r children because lu-r
into a dciiioiiinc. The rum
spoiled whole st rccts of good homes in all our
citliw, Fat-hers. brothers. sons on the fir
ticral pyro of strong drink. Fashni tiglitcr
the violinist Stir up tho llanicsi ‘
the cnrpsost illoro inen.women and children
for tho sncriticof Let. us have whole gcncrtb
tioiis on tire of evil habit: and at the sound
of the comet. harp. snckbut. psnltory and
worship Kin; Alsoh ll. or you shall be cast.
platform? .
l indict this evil as the frntricide. the pat-
ricidc. tho iiinti‘icido. the
h'gll‘ldc of the cctiturv.
narcnt and doinsue and inii‘tht‘ul nnmcs his
c iholisin dz‘i‘v‘lYi‘s‘ the people: It is it “corr
dial.“ It is tutti-rs“ lt 18:!“"t“Yfi—Upt‘ner.“
It is an “appcti or.“ It is a
is nu “im igorntor.“ It is a “settler.“ . It is
a “night sip.“ \Vliydoii‘t they put on the
right labs ': "Essence of pcrditioii. ‘ “t‘on~
scmiico shipclior.“ “Hui drui‘hnis of heart-
hcliv. ‘ ‘i'l‘cars of
souls,“ "Scab. of an i-lurnal leprosy .
“\‘cuotn of the worm that iimer divs“ t'iil
on c in it while is thi-rc .‘ll|_\'llllllh' in the titlc
~t‘ ii iii rs to t‘\l‘ll lllll'. lllv‘ll‘fill'U'WtV us in the
I lh‘. it x \‘l‘li‘lile.
it is :in honcst llltlll.‘ ninl niiv- ozio can under
stind ll. Sour mush: That is. it
sour and h:s
; ml in mash his body and iiiiisli his soul and
iiinsii his business till-l mash his iiiiiiily.
iiiusli‘
“rooms cud out through busv'erxc'hhhgtww
Whether you live in Brooklyn. or .
of proportion to the incrcitse of the populn- ‘
. \ou pco ile \\ ho are so prccisc and ‘
particular lest t icre should be some imprir -
front door dead drunk or your dunghtcr Will 1
husband has by strong drink bccn turncd'
fiend has dc—i
l‘ilo on '
dul‘imor let all Hi"- poiple fall down and .
int.» the fiery fliriih 8 under some political .
\‘i-t tln'lrr what in- .
“ilia'cstcrf‘ It:
i~rphzinn:8. ‘ “llllssl org
ciiscol s-iiii‘iiinsli.tli:\t lsisiiiilicriiscdallover. ,
makes a '
iinii‘s illslhlxllll'll sour and his ass wiatioiis !
pt‘iisiv-i‘ls sour. and then it- is !
Suill‘ :
power. but just to get up from the throne on
which he sits. Only that will be no ~essary.
“Imt God arise!“
It will be no exertion of omnipotence. It
will be no bon ling or but in: for a mighty
lift. It will be no sending down the sky of
the white horse cavalry of heaven or rum~
bling war‘chariots. He will only rise. Now
. lie is sitting in the innicsty and power of His
reign. ,Ho is. from His throne. watching the
nuisterini: of all tllt‘.f(\l‘.‘8i of bl ispliouiv, and
driinkennms. and mi iiritv and fraud. and
Sublmth—brcaking. am when they have done
their worst. and are most securcly organized.
He will liostir hilnsi-lf iiiid snv: ‘:.\Iy cnoniios
have doticd mo Ion: enough. nnd tlioir cup
of iniquity is full. I have given them all
onportnnitv for rcprntauco. This dispcn-tb
tion of patience is en lo l and the faith of the
good shall be trial no longer."
And now God begins to rise.<nnd what.
inountains‘sivo way under his right. foot and
- “‘hlll’» continents sink under his loft foot I
Know n it. but standing in the t‘iillhoiulit and
or (‘iiii'innatu or I." innco and grandeur “f "is nature, "0
Nan nuunh. or Boston. orin our of the viii ‘ ’ 00%“ this “’8." and that. and how "is cnw
. t 5 lines are scatturwlf
lllasphcmcrs. white and
% dumb. red down to their doom. and those
' who have traflickol in that which Ill‘s’ll‘qul
the bodies nnl s mls of men and families will
fly \vitli cut foot on the down grade of broken
decanters. and the polluters of society that
i did thcir bad work with large fortunes mil
l high social sphcre “‘ill overtake in “IN? dc:
scent. the degraded rabble of underground
. city life as they tumble over the etcr—
rial precipicck and tzie world shall bi
loft. clear and clean for the friends
of humanity and the worshippers or .-\l~
mighty God. The last thorn pluckisl oil‘.
the world will be left a blooming rose on the
bosom of that L‘hrist who came to gardonim
it. This worth that stood snarling oath its
tigerish passion and thrusting out its raging
claws shall lie down a lamb lit the feet of th"
: loan!) of God who took away the sins of th ~
world .
2 And now the best. thin: I can wish for you
and the best thing I c? wish for iiiyseli is.
that. we may be found [is warm on! undis
guiscd and enthusinsti friends in thnt- h iiir
when God shall rise and His enemies shall be
wattcivd.
ric'rsroi: THE ci'iuoi's.
A! llcnding. I‘ciizi . a stalk of corn.
bcaring tliirtccn Wcll dcvulopcd vars.
was rcocnt‘y cxhibitcd.
.‘lusiv has bi-cn found to c\crt :i vi-ry
pt‘l‘l‘i‘llllllll‘ clYi-ct upon the nspiruti-n
:iud (‘lli‘lilllllt’ll of animals as \vcd us of
llltlllllll siili_.ccts.
.\ Fri-sue :(‘iiL i liorticiiltiirist rcccntl.‘
pickrd l. l I“ pounds of apricots from :i
singlc trcc. grown on land that hic )Clll'f
ago “as :\ dt‘scll.
lii
t‘nlifornia. s l
.kcs iicstrov goiilicrs
"‘lifii) Slifii'i‘iiiiiiiST
I-IXI‘HANGE ()F' (‘OI‘R'I‘ESIES
DIFFERENT COITNTRIES.
IN
(‘ustoms of tlic Grcculniulcr~Jiilh
ancsc and lrhiunnicu—licmov-
in: Art iclcs ol' Drcss—Tlm
Kiss and Its History.
The Europeans. says a London paper.
iincovcr tlicir heads and bt‘nll tlic body
before a superior. but a Hrcciilandcr would
laugh at this. The cliiiiatc of thcir boiiii~
try no doubt (l.-lci‘s tlicni from pcrl‘oriii-
ing the tirst part of our salutation, but
why thcy shouldlungh at the lzitti-r part
is quite a mystery. The islanders in the
eastern scas. again. tiikc tlic lllllltl or the
foot. of a stranger and rub their fillfl’.‘ with ;
Thc Laplandcr i
it in tokcn of respect.
has :i still iiiorc curious. and. to our
mind, nhnos: ridiculous llltlllOtl of salu-
iatioii—vil.. that of rubbingr UUSI'S.
’l‘licrc is a custom prcvali-nt aniong'
tlicinlinbitants of Ncw Huiucs which
lit-tokcnshigh strung spirits. \Vc ri-fcr
to the salutiition which is pcrformcd by
placing lcuvcs iitid boiiglis on tlic head
of the pcrsons saliitcd as symbols of
pcacc and fricndship. In cnc of the
islands of tl’ii- arcliipclagotlic nritivcs sa~
build an old Dutch trsiclcr in tlic fol-
lowing' way: 'l‘hvy took his lcft 133.3.
pis-cd ii ovcr tlic right one and tliciicc
ovcr his face.
tliciiativcs in saluting bciid vcry low.
place thi-ir hands on their cliccks and
raisu at tlic same time one foot in the
air. with tlii-ir knccs bcnt. llut what
would'a liiirnpciui think if a {mud in
salutingr him should dcgirivc him of hTs
clothes and lciivc him half naked? This.
howcvcr. isaii curl-inc case. and is only
practiscd by this natives of sonic d.stricts
in Africa.
Taking off sonic of tlic drcss as :i inodc
of saliitatioii is ipiitccomnioii. 'l‘liz-Jzip
:HXI‘N.‘ tukc of! ii slippcr; thc pe-oplc of
".-\r.ic:iti t:i‘nc otl‘ thcir sandals in tlic
sin-ct :in-l tliclr stockings within din-rs.
'llcndin: and then turning the {we is
2|lli-Illl‘r'1‘l the .lnptiiicsc llll‘l liods of
saluting. Tiu- turned fzicc (is :i symbol
of iinwnrthincss. In tliv- interior ot
Aftica tlit' i'liicfs saliitc ca h othcr by-
siiuppiiig their iniddlc tiiigcr: but of all
In the Philippine Islands f,
riors, and it has even been found to be
prevalent among the negroes of the New
\V'orld. In uhcivilized Mexico a thou~
sand lords saluted Cotter. by touching
tlic carth with their heads and thereafter
kissing them.
In ordinary practice. however. it is now
(‘unsiilcrcd to be too gross a familiarity
to kiss the hands of those with whom we
come in contact. Ilut in affairs of Statc
and solciiiniiy at Court this practice is
still rctiiiiii-d; and at an appointment to
oilicc. or on 'll pcrsonail introduction to
the sovereign. the favored individual is
:illowcd to have the honor of kissing the
royal hand.
. .__.—._._.
The (loosc Bone in Kentucky.
Tiic goose b inc may be called “Keir
tut hy‘s weather prophet,” Izi many
fztrlllsllollscs it will I» found hanging in
the hall, and old men who have had it.
for yours say that the genuine bonc llt'VtT
fails. ’I be real bonc can only be ob
.iaincd from a goose that was hatched
out in lll!‘ spring. tlic month of May is
said to be the best. The goose must.
not bc killrd until Indian sunimcr has
piisscdnwuy. A'ltci’ cooking rcmovc thc
lrczivi bonc. scrape it cit-an and thou
wash it in warm water and let it dry for
a day or two.
When it has bccn thus prepared hold
it up to the sun. or in front of ii lamp in
a dark room is bi-ticr. and the discolora-
;tion may be casily dcciplicrcd. and to
,onc who knows the bone the reading is
g :is plain as :i .lmok. .\ bunc >bown to it
' icportcr \\':l takcn from a goose hutchcd
i out in May. A row of dots found
gzlrulllld tlic lit-cl of tliz- boiic iiiilicatcs
; tbc ti mpcrntiirc. and ilic darkcr the
l spots tlic Collcr will be the wcathcr.
Sonic light. cloudy disioloratioiis that
sprcsd out ovi-r llli‘ kci-l of the bone arc
izzdicstioiis of falling: ulnitlicr. :ind tlic
darkcr thcsc discoloratious the more min
or snow tlicrc “ill lic.
'l'lic marks dividing the bonc indicate
tlic tlircc winti-r months. lh-ccinber clini-
nioriciiig at lllt‘ front. .\ can-fill rcading
of Illt‘ bonu indicatcs much more regular
\watlicr tlirin was had last vcir. and not
. so .chcrc. 'l‘licrc will tint bc Illiltlyltltlyi
' during which runningr watcr will frccm.
'I‘lic ri~l-lc~t “'l‘nlllt‘!‘ will occur du‘ing
, thc first half cf January. and along bc-
. tum-n tlic itli :uid tln- l‘jth tlicrc will be
’ scicre days of inciting. It will be the
si-vcrcst part of ill" wliolc seas-iii.
_\‘c:ir the point of thc bunc tho discol-
"lfle’Ctnsririé‘Axn isncsrnut.
Recent comparison shows that the silk
of Bengal is fully equal to that of Indy.
but the curious difference appeals thlt
the Italian worm spins a thread nearly
five; tlmcs as long :is that of the worm of
Int iii.
In experiments at Berlin. 3 new de—
scription of shell. charged with roll! of
gun—cotton. is rci oncd to have produced
such cursordinnry dostriictivc effects
3 that no kind of dcfcnsivc \\ orks can hi:
3 expcctcd to rcsi~t it.
At a late mcctinu of the Illicroscoiiical
Society of London. l’roi‘chur F‘. J. Bell
gave an account. of what be regarded as
tbc must extraordinary biological discov-
ery of tlic last twciity-tivc yearsw—that of
a third cyc at tlic tops of heads of certain
lipirds.
It appears that thc crocodilc. like the
faith which furnii-rly cstccnicd it sacred.
i is practically i-xtinct in Egypt. The
stcaincrs plying the Nile have had more
effect in driving it from that river than
t‘iic guns of 5! orismcn. according to
Professor A. II. Snyrr.
The :ictivc principle of cod liver oils)!
which it {onus one and a half to six per
cent . has bee-n obtniai-d by Mr. Lafargc,
of Paris. and is said to have given excel-
lcnt rcsults when ust-d in plane of the
crude oil. The substance is lulled morr-
liiiol. and contains twelve times as much
iodinc. broniiiic and phosphorus as the
original oil. with nonc of the fat.
Among other succ cssful mi\lurcs in
which to harden stccl is thc salt brine
usi-d in Shril’ield. It sccms that. as this
iiiixtnrc acts older. and from being con-
stantly iiscd. it itnprovcs its valulble
«pialitics to >llt'll an cxtciit that very of-
? tun Illt‘ watvr is sold at almost us dchr n
pm 0 as bad whisky. The idva seems to
‘ be t‘m: from runs! only dipping the
; lli‘Illt'll patticlcs into the watt-r. the air
‘ is drivmi out. In sotnc ras -s these t inks
:irc titty ycnrs old. and are Valued in pro-
iroiti-m to tlic’ir :igc. -
(‘liroriic lt‘t‘l:[ill~ 'liillg. according to
Dr. W. N. Ballard. is a frccpicnt affec-
, lion. thi- most common symptoms of
g‘Vllls‘ll are less of appctitc. dyspcpsit.
: pilpiution. licadachc. Vomiting and.
‘ nulls-‘21. combincd with nervsiusncss and
lliystclixalnnd i;ciir.ilgic afirclion. fre«
l ipirnily :icconipnnird by equitipation
i
and pain about ilic hcart. Among aduit
‘l
l
'l ii; :i!._\'
>l\
. . . . 2 - . , Uni- bonos: name at least tor an ill‘ ‘ - .l o~ iv l s 1 ‘ -~ 2 ‘m I {M2 looil i.i lllt' >ulilt2iliolis the most i‘cmiik duo. is . . _ . . l . . . . .. . . ,ed d t
t . V. -\ .\ . V, 4 hi, .,.,.\\,..1 Mm . . . ‘ _ .iii .10 .iii \‘l lit. . . . i . k t i _ .. ‘ _ ,. _ . y . _ , , “unun t it .LV( r.t..e amututt ii. e o
u. . . “”“l‘” “l ”“1le ‘l“l““‘l”}f—I 1““ mm“ “=3 l I‘lVllllL l‘m through lymi‘: lfll‘t‘ls "1 ““1"." prrs rxlll‘vss‘ llicopii ion that sonic vgirir tlic onc ilcscrilwd bv .\llll‘!l ins. lliis oration “ 3‘ . li.t.c llf‘d“): thus 5‘1”“ {“3“ : can“. Pfiifimuus symptoms is a little less
a ‘ , liiininii 4|.jl‘ni~‘lt'i. “c we tor ii lent-lo I!‘\ it tho upotliwarm. slums good poops who . _ . H _ k n ' H! t 1" 3t .1 ‘1 1“. old writcr s'iirs uni tlic MIND-”m,“ “f that t It‘ lirst day of wmtcr wzll give ; l‘ 5 .. ‘ l' 3! _ b 1 ’ d.
“ ,‘ ”A “l ' -‘~l‘~l ““‘ -“ "l“~"" 1“ ”It . lliv iiniiicot sumo bi‘iiio christian rci‘oiiiinr, ito only :i littlo iin lcrlonc in health. and Be‘ "‘ 3““ U ”u“ l l" t P“ u U ~ -. r 1 ‘ .. y . 1 I; i. ~_, 1 . prtmf nf llu‘ “uh“b‘s‘rhangm This will 3.1 mil \l cups i .n y. it t W young, an
“ ' " ‘ " " l but tlIYUl‘ a while that roll-ruler divs or .‘cts iiuiitiii; of swine niviiui‘ntion have unwib ‘ law. l minim. 11““ l0 shut? l it :r-.r.u ~‘l- ~‘_\ h” follth-d luv risim' lcliipt‘mturt‘ and ; oeukarc more costly afl'cclctl.
“ V I E ; \ l W“ “it“; m; N N1 3 H “2“. will m lki‘t‘l hh Alhumlwilumi ”1““ m‘lmkflaw fl mlglytlulwimp]: “will“ “if“ “mg" “in”? ‘1 was ulli‘i‘ Pt‘s‘ -‘l‘.l.l.’\‘ in linfllnrd fol dmimm; bivml 'ftn‘m all)" U“ u b “hi“! : ‘I‘l‘mr “lumber for Christmas” ‘a'iri'irr 1“ 1h“ opinion 0f “9’“‘7 “'aukIvn ”"1
».-i - ' i . l ,z-u iri mi . hlillt'l' is in.- o lt‘f‘ iii o «‘ry. llllv iis iino pct iiips “c a an is s .ngs o \lt‘u iso larcenra in o . , ~ - J ‘ .. ‘, .~~ . :Inl down in: i as a t‘Yi‘l‘u‘H.‘ to )c ‘f ”‘r‘ ' . ‘ ’ ‘ “ ~ t . ‘ . u, ' I ,. , '
.l ' p.it i‘lt tho nniiio of sonic oiio who pl-ivs Ar~ :lio llilllli‘lll rave ‘ h J l.“ .r‘bn will}; “ml“! ‘ Lady.“ ”“3 ‘\ tlrillil'x. ‘ a Will lw‘ tlslii‘tl‘il in cold. and ill“ (‘Olll .‘ ”l." r. Lngllt‘“ {00d ‘ixzaf}“!“.(h° pro-
... ”MM 1|”le mil sclls’ out to lll-‘t‘llvlllt\. . \\ list we Htlirrsuro riismml by ll)“ \‘-\llllnt\n and nll- “Tiff“ rm“ “3 "W1“? ‘_‘“ ‘_”“ 11“)“ "l ‘L .I.» . n L ‘ .. ‘ I. , ~ , . , . . wi l\Ifi‘llf‘lllt‘!mTY‘-\tl:l.\“‘ lrit;flicii lli«-\ 031ml! of iiioisttirc C=lnl‘\lll0\l in bread
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abandon
.1“ Sunday
ft‘ciqlzt liziiiis which arc
n Y 1‘ twin .ictii..l Must-wily. provid~
tail 3 t on tv dogs lit‘l siitl’rw :iiiv
co ~ in l'lll'l" I. as. This fur the ilirccl-
lust tl.~ t'i'fa.l‘.lll_\' \‘.‘:ll .lll='l‘il tlic day of
l'-"l. l
Hm I.
‘iill: Li‘s." lllt‘ iiiitiatzvo in
tlis iiizittcr
afiil ii.iiizit.iaii tho policy. the good cl- ,
{ct-t m .ls i‘\.-tlln!| !‘ will lvo such in expiry =
'i“..\lll-‘:ls in the 'l‘lio
.:.i-r..'.in pi oplc s"'~in tn liciclinqiiislr
in: La: lilt‘sh that :i should work
it in druili iii nrilui‘ to lth‘
,.___...__
ci tlllil ry.
lll'J'l
litmus.
J >‘uE Luvin‘xsns claims the dis;
tint-lion of having lunch longer in the‘
as scrvico of the liovcrnmcntj
He has.
4-4
.. Ulllt‘!’ livi‘ig man.
In «a. ll. nzm l« d with tho l‘ostoflico DEA
)vii'iim i.t liar almost scvciithjchrs. Ha
H new i :ghty-tlirce )i-ars old. resides
iii l-slt-iiiwrv. uiid ll‘dl’cls back and
f itii l=- tiiuii that city and \Vnsliing- 2
toi |‘\’t'l")' day. He goes over in the
:.'. duos hisdny‘s work. and "re
Baltimore in the evening. He
is llcvcr aim-lit or tardy. and never asks
I... . ..i, i.......
Tin: hunt I’I‘SI
. slaw YURK, 2:!
“*5 '1‘» gin-d inpl‘liiioiw '3“ 21‘ 9";
t ni‘. ... -~':. u to prime voids 5 i‘ ‘1"
Misti ......... 4 o! 4-;
Limits ._ .. ........ .3 v 031‘
ll 2.:s 7 l. \v .. .... ....... . 4'5"”): 5‘
‘7 lirrsml. i‘lt)‘ ........ r- 1'? * 43 ,
ll Air is .‘t . guano fancy :hl or 3 7t)
. \\ t‘~l_ good to clinic}.- 3 rt) It, {i Ill
\\ h"s’l"—'.\'\L '.‘, lie-l ......... ‘l‘yir 8453’
3.2 ........ ..; its: in: 59
_ l1 itii‘ rmusl State. . id:
I'mm l'iigmil Mixed... vhf“: +13."
this -\\’!i: .Stnti .......... —- it: 3733'
lb wl hush-no .. .. align: 33‘
ILU 7» \lui t i pr. 'l‘iinothy.. \H or _ 5‘5
mm“ 3x». i, iii-u. ........ :1: ‘ur at
him 4 v \tuzini ......... (‘1 so it! i 40
ltzitti :' » Ya- t‘rchinory. . . . . 25 Mil ‘37
lli r) . ............ l‘ (a. 154
“X st lui. l‘rcaiucry 1-2 oil Iii
l‘m'l- l‘\' ......... ‘3 of ls.
('lith‘at‘ "4i: l-‘tirtury ...... ‘J ih'- llivi
Slums 7 ct ll
n (131‘!) ....... .. time 10‘;
Kg; , Stutt- and l'vnn ....... 2! o: ‘ll
' hurl-1m).
Shujwllwsl to t‘:: iicv ...... 3 ul‘ 4 3.")
-. Ichgllll\ \Vi-sh rn, . . . _ . , , . . Ii . “Y El ill)
5:» Wham-u , ...... .. 4 .3: «I 3 \u
“12‘." "‘ ml in l'liniis- \'~ii‘l.;s 4 an it]. 5 L'-
‘li-iii—I' é ground u. prua‘uxi 5 2‘5 of U 35 .
e mm. x” l. llsiril llnliltli. s“. «in Nil:
ska-2:2 .‘u ‘. Mivisl Sew. . . . 40 its :3
' ‘lt'v" S. . \lixed “'nxtrru :lvl (it 33
liflri")' .. ‘l‘wu—ruwul State. . . —- Q; -—
. Busfus. _. '
Ibo-{w if; pint-c and fmnllyJO 3) all (1)
Hugo Luv ...... ‘ ........ 2*» Eliot 51w;
lirthwrii Drrml $7351; '1’
York . -1 l'riine. pcl‘ bliL. . til :30 (fig-ll 00
Fluurv Winn-r “'heat pat‘s. {'75 (g a w‘
Corn . High Mixed ......... . 5.13.5“: 5‘)
(baits-llxtra \Vhite ......... 3103ng 60
Rye—(Maw ..... ‘ ........... . 6a a; (2'5
WAY: farm's liARSl CA3?“ lABKfl.
Iithwl-Istra quality........ 5 33 it; 5 50
zshcsifirliiiowflghtuuhn. 4‘1"”; 53‘
law ..... ................ 55¢ 6
.. newxunhem.¢w.......- 51¢ 53
rmupxhrm »
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. ,i. i’i~t.:i-_\‘l\'.iigin ILiiiri-ad t‘uiiipsny' "n 1‘1”“!
\‘f it L
'...‘ w in on siistiiiicd in llll’ll‘ tbcory"
su ii. portziiit ‘l corporation as ’
:.z.s Ivanui li.i:iiu;id (‘oiiipiiiiyi
lt-iitlor “ho uill itcicr lclra} us and will
, iiincr lirrcndcr :Inl will iicicrdin.
All rcspo ‘l llll\t‘ l for llll‘;l\i‘ men and
noun‘ii'; l» (I ll “c :ir ~ ,‘oin: in go! ltio \ ic~
‘ lury :il‘: :il 1‘: tho lino on must pill iio~l lirst.
\\'.- iiiiisi .i‘ittc thc liiiit in tlii-liidcnnitos \\ h s
, wiiml nit the liislo'iin Arnie. l‘i‘lllllliilll\
‘ tzillwl .‘Ilblliilllll‘S, 'l‘licsc (Bidooiiltcs bii.l a
‘ 4" Hum l-‘il‘l'T in lllili‘l‘ll. but “list was the
lillill“l‘l‘}' \‘llll “‘llli‘ll tli-‘y thing tlinii- v‘llt'
Hill“ into the Worst doll-ht iiiti “hicli niiv
m'nn \ias «ivory t llllldPil‘ lt \v:u“tl2i~s.\oril
of the Lord and of (Side in " l‘iit, liml iirsi
; “lliuHrl‘ yo i pnfisoi-on i. If lll“ arm} of tho,
7 .-\nii~ri~:iii It‘Vl‘ll tit-u are t . li'co Anicricn.
. ll insist b-r “t"lic sw -rd of tho Lord and of
\VusllllLflUll " ll tli . iicriiiuns \vniit‘i \ \vin
tho .in\ :il ‘cdaii. it lll'lst In ”tho sword of
the l.> rd and \un 31 liku “ \\'ntcr no was
won for thc I‘Iiulish Minion not on.) tho
arinc-l :io-n at tho tr-uit. but thv- wor-
‘ sliipgwrs in iii ’(Tiitliv‘druls :ii the rear
\u-ro- vl‘t iii; “ ‘lii- sluiil‘d Hf l lt‘ Lord iliiil
. \“I ll :2.:toii." Tlin .\lclliodist~ li:i\u «; vim xn
Hill I pl: across Lotion liltcl‘ inituiii \\ it'i the
.«r\ “’l'hu sword of tho l.i-i'«l and w!" \Vcs
lei," 'I‘lio l'l‘Q'~l|}‘It“‘l:Ill\' havc ‘."‘3H‘ from
\ i. t to \ ivtory With the try. “'l‘nu s\\nl‘il
of Ill“ Lor-l and of John lxnov. The
9 lluptist~ linvo l‘i‘ll‘lllt‘l‘tlll iiiill.ons nl’inr ii.il
‘ll‘ll‘ IA I'Ab‘lll‘lkl “‘llll lllc i‘l‘V. “'I’li-i sword nf
llii- lmid and of Judson “ Tlic :\lllt*l'li‘.‘\l|
l‘lpis . gnlii iis lmvu \siin thcir highly on}
\\ itli tum l‘\’ “'l‘hi- snord oi‘ lllc lullll :lllf‘l cl"
llisli ii~ .\l “in no." The \i tory is in ih. so
polio put Hod inst. Bu: its we want ii liatilo
\ ry \lillt‘d in all sorts of rcligzuii'sts and to
nominate as the lmltlv- cry of
; (‘hristi-inh min the approacliin; Ariiinqcsl ion
i
ivstriivtivc habit oi trcnt in; customers And
trout \\ hilu the bar "Illllll; progresses. and a
- ll‘cll‘. who!) the purchase is iiiadc. nit-la treat
llllli‘l‘s. t.» dniwn lllt‘lt‘ f
this i
:l\ he leaves town
thumb-s. Sillllllt‘l'it‘ tliu-ncclvcs with
\itirsi trouble Hli, tim world is lvxttcrul
Lillil bruised and buwml With this growiiic
I‘Vll. l! is llliil‘i‘ :iiil more ' cntrcii ‘llt‘ l and
f-vrtiliml.
I" irons.
cm) in“ ViLst ii:;1_j-oritv of thg) otlii‘c huidcfi
of this country.
fiviitiii‘i. s. and ll‘llllhl thi‘in
t1;‘]~\ll)'t\l\l2‘. and dinlsilii‘. lt
li iiiiqin ctl‘ori to throw this in lilo of do ‘:|ll
of “'50?!” l would iattr-rly dehpnir if \\o hail
:iolliin; clso. lint what ithcu’is mo is tlrit our
l.|i‘\l troops :ir~- ycl iii t‘Vll . (hir cliicf iirtil-
lory is in rt‘sl'l'Yl‘. Hiir .zrcntcst coiiiiiuindor
has not yo: fully taken tlio Ilt‘lll. If all ll“ll
is on tliozi‘ sulc. all lli‘:l\‘i‘:l
Now “lot h‘ol uriso. and Ir! llisciicnncs be
5 attired.“
cities.
pain-rs ovplvnioiisn! sown} l in that make tho
siorv of Sodom inrto h‘spt‘ ~tiililc~ «tor such
thiii:s. l‘lii‘ist says. \vo'wi in «re tnlci’nble for
and l:t‘lfl.\alillL\‘ of grt-ntcr light.
V
l
I
the words n: iiiv text. soiinde l li-i‘oz'o t‘ln‘ai‘k
I as it “:is i-nrrird to Mount Zion “ls-t ;
.' Hod ariw. lo‘ hisnneriiics lc smitten-d."
.-\~ fur :is our tinitc min l can 5 udgo it swims1
about t Ill“ for (foil to rise. l‘oes II no! sccni
to you that thc nboiiiiiintiuus of this cartli
-’ hate gone far t‘ll vllflll‘ “'us Illt‘l‘t‘ over a
2 time \\lli‘l| sin was so dctiiiiit’ Wore thcro
; cior licloi'c so iiinnyjists lift. «I toward God.
; telling Him to conic on if llo daru' -
5 Li) "R ii! the bins; l1:'lll_\' abrciid ’ \“llfll
towering pi‘otniiit as Would it be possible
for tiny viw tociilculato the ntiiiibcrs of times
that tho no no of Almighty liud and of Jcsus'
(‘lirisi mo cxcry day iiikcn irreverontlv on
the lit s Socoinnion llAQlIlflSl‘ht‘llly become
that tho public mind llllil l ubhc car liavi- got
. used in it, and a bliLsph-uner goes up and
down this country in his lcctiiresilol‘yini: the
plain law against blasphemy. and thcre is
not a Mayor in America that has backbone
enough to interfere With him save one. and
that the .‘slayorof Tori iito. Profane swcnr-
l mg isas much forbiddcn by the law as theft
or arson or munlar. yet. who eveoutus it!
Profanity is worse than theft or arson or
murdor, for these crimes are atiii ks on hu‘
niniiity that. is an attn 'k on God.
This country is preeminent for hlnspllt‘llb
ing. A man traveling in llll‘lefi was sup-
posel to be a clergyman. “\Vhy do you take
me to be a clergvniuni“ said the man. “i "i. ‘
said the Russian. “all other Anioriciisis
; swear. ‘ 'lliucrimms niiiltiplvinp.r iii iiitcii~
; Sity. God very often shows w iat llz~ thinks
' of it. but for the most part. thcititalitv is
g hushz‘d up. .-\ few suninieis 3:0 union-.3 tho
; Adimndncks I met th‘ funeral procession of
Illlan who. two days before. had fallen un~
der a flush of lightning wliihi boasting af'tcr
afiunday of work in the fields, that he lizid
’choato'l God out of one tiny anyhow. and the
man who‘workcd with him on the-same Sub-
bath is still living. but a helpless invalid un-
~dcr the same flash. On the hold fnizn Min
z gate t \ Rhinsgsta. England. you may
2 find a rough monument with the ins ~ription:
“A boy was struck d tad hero \Vllll,‘ in the
not of swearing.“ Years ago in n I’itt‘burg
prison two men were talking about the Bible
I and Christianity. and oneof than. Thomp-
i son by nniiiBLapplii-d to Janis Christ A very
; low and villainous epithet. and us he was
’ uttering it. he fell. A hy‘ician “as called.
but no help could be given. After allay,
lying with distended pupils and palsiel
tongue. he missed out of this world. In ii
; cemetery in Sullivan county. in this State.
; on eight headstones in a line and all alike.
:nnd these are the facts: In 1361 diphtheria
. raged in the vulnze. at” a phvsicinu was
i remarkably successful in curin; his patients.
5 So confident did he become that he boasted
i that no (use of diphtheria could stand befom
_ him. and finally he dolled Almighty God to
' produce a (me of diphtheria that he could
not cure His youngest child soon aftir
took the disease aud‘died. and one child after
another until all the night. had died or diph-
theria. The blaspheuier challenged AL
mighty God and God accepted the challenga
But I come later down and give you a fact
( thnt is proved by scores of witnemes. This
last August of 1356. a man in Uhio got pro~
voiced at the continued drought and the ruin
l of his crops and in the presence of his neigh-
: bors he cumd God. snvinar thut he would out
i His heart out if he would come. calling Him
h liar and a coward and flashing a kniie. and
while he was speaking his lower iaw dropped,
smoke issued from.~mouth an nostrils and
the heat. of his body was so intense it drove
back those who would come near. It was
several days before he became sufficiently
cool to remove to his room. and his body has
turned into stone Hundreds of people have
visited the scans and saw the blasphemer in
nwt‘nl “ of expiring.
Do not think that because So! has been
silent in your one. Oh protane sweu-er, that
He is dead Is there nothing new in the
peculiar feeling of your tongue or nothing in
the numbness of your brunthnt-indicam
that God may come to hvenge our-blas-
phoiniosoris Already overhang ! But
Mmlhwmficodl cvenroonly
. 1.. ages when there are undreds.
Funnies hoop than “into nvoidtho horrible
Wit]. Physloium suppress them
through Wm confidence. Itis ovary.
v. .Avuymwthatoontfinqmnmg
at who did with Mainla- on their
lip-Misha the crime will '1“
, MI) W
- sloth-I. mum' ,
l
l
l\le.‘ll thin: in our cities to son Illt‘u in high
li-‘~Ill\=us’ with two or thrr-o fniiiiiics. or ro~
iii .1 Lidics willing Saill‘nldlly to marry the
vc. v swiiioof Souety if lhcv be
wore :ilinost frco from ii.il sign of tho Soc-nil
It is n trim: on thcii‘ c-iiiiing to town nn‘la '
‘l‘lioy li:ivc millions of dollars snlv 1
s ~ribod to iunrshzil rind ndvnnco tin-alcoholic ;
Thov nullllllfll!‘ and clo t iiiil ~_:u\~ .
(in their Side they have 2
ciil‘nt-‘d lh‘ miglitmst political isiwi-i‘ of the :
stand all the _
lll\ rtiiid ms of tho iiotlicr wurll. satanic. and 5
is boron-l ull .2
102‘s or capture this lill'“:\ll3‘ ‘of rum jugs 3
And “illit‘ l iiiiprovi~ oi all human agencies '
is on our side.
'l‘lioii luck at. the impurities of those great |
liver and anon thcro are in lllt‘ mm s»
So loin and Gomorrah lllzlll fortlict‘liornzins ,
It is no llll-’
‘ wealthy. 5
> lii‘o -l.lyn. whoso strccts lift -cn yours ago:
lioiiic; if lic. iicvcr ri-turncd ilii- deposit
\\;is lili‘l‘t‘lll‘ll.
Fox limiting in England.
No: we of tli: bunt :izc fll\\!l_\’~l piili-
llrllt‘il in lllt‘ lic\\sp:lpcrs. ...d if one is
stniiiiz :it it c sunny l|(\EL>C. inforniatirn
is ‘le\t‘ll IlliiH‘ ilrliiiitcly. “licii wnys
2. and I
[xiii rce :ii. ;t l‘ccliu: of iiitciis:~ intircst Ml
distancriii; iii in} room :ti . 2 \lniior 2i
littii.‘ card on wlizch on; priiitcd llzu
Illlli‘ :ind plnco of tlic lli‘ll inn-t. 5in h
i‘xirds i-l iiotiliciitiwti :irc sciil :ili ilt tn
cvczy oiic of i-ozismpiciicc. oruii)‘ our “in:
its lihcly to wish to thin
luvi-iy onc who iiitciids to ride must
nun-ii: ”9.1-“ at llll‘ breakfast Lililc. and
ill!" scciic is :i most intcrcstinv' onc. tlic
pink coats are :i ilinriiiing \‘.‘.l'lt‘l_\'. :iiid
\oi'ts of tiitlcs l)t‘(‘i‘lll‘.‘ llllt‘l‘t‘
l
iiinkc iiauy ordinary-looking pi-oplc
‘ picturcsqiic for the llllli‘ icing. l nly
station warrants ilicin
\chr pink; cccusionzilly :_i
iliriiicr may be sci-ti
but in cvcry their is a
l t:i\ of scvcrnl potii ds :i yc:i§ for
wcuiing it; lit-shims this tlicrc arr lccs to
ki-cpcis and thc likc. and. it any man‘s
country is too wcll riddcn ovrr. that I;
to say. if :i infill-TR crops siiilcr. it is n!-
ii:i)s customary to nizilw tip a piirsc l‘wr
llituc wliosc (:lll
\v-u lloto do
tliiis :i yi'il.
(‘tisi'
mil. now night by iii-4b! rivalini' n'ipvir: . .
llroa-lwnv in its iliitiitmyiuit wwltcdnes f li;tii. .\ow and tlicn sonic uric rcbcls
Tho liiblo niliime w:tli (lt‘nillli‘llltli‘fl ; “:31in Li.» ground [wing usi-djiid :is {in
:«lw‘m‘t 3“ impure din“, l-ut ””1““ ' l.i\\s of tlic hunting licltl :ut‘ cm rclv iin.
.niirths of the American ministry iit—' ; .. ‘ . . ~ l"l: ill 1 1‘51, ~
hiring not one point—blank word against E “hllhl “Ni. it Is \ i. .i l o i till i in
this iniquity. lost some old libertiiic‘throw up
his chin. ll pciv.
bv “llll‘ll to'ii'ut yearly in lll‘ grinding iiiill
of this iniquity thousands of the iinsuspoci.»
in; of the country farm houses. one procuross
coiifcxsiug lnstwcck in the courts that she
had supplied tli~ infernal iiiiirsct With 27-!
souls in six months. Uh for live llllllilh‘il
I'ill "in?! (.‘uwtn-s in America to swing
open the door of this lfl?.‘ll‘-ll who of social
corruption? Exposure must come bel‘orc ex-
~ tii‘pntiou
While the city vnti carries the scum of this
sin from the prison to thcpolicocoiiris morn~
in; by morning. it is full time. if we do not.
want high American life t: become like that
. .if lllv‘ court Louis X\'.to put the millionaire
lnih'iriixsand the l‘oniimdours of your brown
stone paler-cs into ii. van of popular indignit-
lion and drive them out of respectable- as
striations What prospcct of social purilica~
tion can there be as long; as at summer
watering places it. is usual to see a young
iv unnn of excellent rearing stand and sinipcr
and giggle and roll up her eyes sideways be~
tore one of th N3 IllSl‘.‘llL\\-‘ satyrs 01‘ fushioir
this life and on the bull-room floor join him
_.ii iii i square dun ‘8. the maternal chapcron
_mi-auwhile beaming fro n the wall on the
s can Mat dies are made in heaven. they
any: Not surh matches. for the brinistone
indicatcs the opposite region.
The evil is overshadowing all our cities.
By some these immoral: are ws‘adilocs.
gallantrics eccentricities. and are relegated
to theArealm of joculnrity. and few efforts
{re being made against it. God bless the
“\Vhite CrOss“ movement. as it. is called. the
excellent and talented Kiss Frances “'illu‘d.
its ablest advoate on this side of the son. an
organization making a mighty twault on
this evil. God forward the tracts on this
‘ subject distributed by the religious tract
societies of the world. God help parents in
the great work they are doing in trying to
start their children with uni principles:
God help all legislators in &eir Attempt. to
' inhibit this crime. 7
But is this all! Then it is only n question
of time when the last vestige of purity and
home will vanish out of sight Humn arms.
human pens. human voices. humnn talents
are not sutheient. I begin to look up. I listen
for artillery rumbling down the sapphin of
the oouievaras or heaven. 1 watch to see it
in the morning light there be not the flash of
descending scinietnis Oh for God; D038 it
not seem time for his appearance! Is it: not
time for all lands to cry out: “Let God arise,
and let His enemies be scattered!‘
I did not think that the earth inarke in
Charloston was the divine chasti meat on
that city tor its sins. That. letter answer
now b saying that. ilkall our American cities
got al the punishment theydesarve for their
horrible impurities. the earth would long ago
have cracked open into crevices transconth
nenthl and taken down all our cities. and
Bmokl null New York would have gone so
far no or that the tips of our church spires
would be five hundred feet below the surface.
It is of the' Lord's mercies that: we have not
been consumed. '
Not only are the u'l'ahs of this world so
n«twist and a-xtuglo that there seems a need
of the DiVine appoamneabut there is another
reason. Have you not noticel that in the
history of this planet God turns h lea! about
every two thousand yous. G ‘1! turned a let!
3nd this world was titted for human residence.
About two thousand more years passed along
and Godturnod another. leaf and it was the
Beluga About 31m thousnnd more ram
passadon nudit wustheupparhneeotC‘hrist.
Almost twothousnnd mot-eye“: havepnssed
byand Hemlinwbablf soon turn mother
loaf. What it shell he cannot say. It my
be the demolition of oil théso maestro-i5
o; turpitudo end the
>.\lachinery \‘rgallll’x’t‘ in all j
9 tli \ i‘ilics of th i 'l nixed States and Gina 1‘!
I got n letter a few days ago asking me if \
‘ Mich a inattcr; but the voia‘c of tlic pco
plc is :ilways lUll|l against :iii\ thing \\ liich
iiitcifrrcs with tlic fo\. I know of one
casc \vlicrc tlu- animal was liiiittcd across
a lawn and uaz'ilcn bids. and killvd al-
most at tho: door of :\ icctory. 'l‘hc revlot
was not a hunting: man himself. but it
ncvcr occurrcd to him to obicct t i this
intrusion. Not only docs the intcrist
taki-n in thc sport :itl'cct tlic results. but
l the country. itsclf innkcs :i great dill“ei‘-
CllCl‘.‘-”11€PI‘)HI“\ .‘logrtim.
(lcncral Mct'li-llan‘s (‘lmrgcn
\Vlicii chcrnl \lct’lcllan took com.
niniid of the liiion army in'\\'cst \‘ir-
:inia. sonic of tlic gcntlcmcu with
‘\\‘llulll lic lial bccn coiincctcd on thc Ill<
iiiois Central llnilroad prcscmcd him
with a \‘cry linc charger, iiaiiicd “Dan
Webster." lie was dzipplcd mahogany-
bziv in color. with tlircc whitc t'cct. and
ti star. 3 vcry llt‘ll‘i‘y black wane and a
long tail. sixtccn hands high and weigh—
ing 1.2513 pounds. llc wns of Sir Arcliy
iiiid .‘llcsscngcr blood. with an iiitclligciit
head. beautifully arched iicck. lllllSifllllu
shoulders, a‘dccp broad chi-st. and every
point about him remarkable for strength
and beauty. As it inradc homo he had
few equals, carryingr his head as high as
his rider‘s \vhcn mounted, and his
throatliitch and the tips of his forefoot
almost on a, perpendicular when in re-
pose. Hr posscsscd some curious chill"
iicteristics. For installer. he would not
stamp his fret. or shake oil a fly. if tlicrc
wore :\ thousand on him. if his master
were on his back rcviewiug a passing
column. To his ow“ species he paid no
attention. passing among them without
deigning flu-in the slightest notice. even
whi-n turned loose. in the same yard or
field. He would stand anywhere he was
left without constraint, d uthe boys“
used to say that “Handsome Dan“ was
as brave as a lion and as discreet as a
judge. . '
Good Qualities of the Oyster.
“It is all nonsense about a steady diet
on oysters being injurious to the system,"
said a wealthy Thirty—fourth street phy~
sician to a. reporter the other day.
“Many persons think so. however. 1:
may be true that oysters do not produce
the most pleasant results when cooked in
n rich style and eaten just. before going
to bed. 'll'hen taken With \vinc late at
night, of course, if there is any bad ct:
feet the next: day the oysters are blamed
for it. Oysters have excellent medicinal
qualities, are nutritious, and when
plainly (ooktd or eaten. raw are very
wholesome, especially so in cases of indi-
gestion, and'th'at is something that can
not be said of any other alimentary sub-
stance. During my experience I have
found in several cases where oyster: have
been taken (1:in they have done much
toward curing the patient. Invalid: have
discovered in oysters the required an.
“gum“ F253 23‘ . by l.” “'° 5““
o I 9. 7 cw 03 erg,
too. are unto be good for hearth-neg
Lithough 1 hm mtwfliil! hilarity
.on mt point; '7 It in ms belie! flat the.
a
ray-set, inf that m
:iiid inmniicrs iii :iiiy plm c :irv tiovcl. all .
minim»! a
fail-i It
tzition. and in tlic days of
'Slavc usually cttl oil piirt of his hair.
which lie prcsciitcd to his in mic: or
supcrinr.
The Dutch. who am considcrcd arcs!
caters. sdiitz‘ cach otlivr iii t‘iic morning
with ill" \\'_vr|l~'3 “May you cat .i hunty
iliniicr." ,;\tio.licr of llil‘ll‘ snintatmns
“How do yoiixiilj” This lull! r s1ilti~
ration is no doubt :l remnant of :iiic'cnt.
tiiiics. whcii thc l‘llli’ll wrrc for llli.‘ most
part s:i2lo:s:md lislicriiicn
A Spun ard in sulllllil: his fri~ iid asks
him: “llu\\' li-- stun l\‘”~‘n l1ll"‘llilll
vcry l‘lliil’ut'ti'l’l‘lli‘ of thc im'r ' :ind
lclsiircly gait of llli' Spanish propé .
Fri-iirliinuzi. :igsiii. asks his companion:
“lliiw liz- carrivs lllllIEt‘ilfflA :isintlicr of
tlicsc ipii‘>tio:is that rciculs tlic initizri- of
thc ipi stioricr and tlic tilll‘\lli ucd. bi-
cairc it is onc csscntiilly ruiniin; t i :i
iii-rson acriistoincd to go about “llll a
gay and iiii‘i-ssailt motion. whit it “c iii-
2":
lice-.1 know is tlu‘ style. of a I‘rclli'lllnfln. .
Iii t‘hiiia. :ig.i;n. thc lo“ cr orit-rs \n
lntc t‘ut‘ll titlicr by asking \vlii-tiicr to
d y‘s ricc bccntcn. This is r:tlllt‘l‘ ‘1 low
nit-thud of silliitinza pcrson. but it is not
cliarzicti-ristic of tlic t‘l:inc~c nation :l-‘ :i
\\ hole. for ilicy :irc polite to tho curt-ml;
guilt: cvcii the lt‘ th of counting;r tlic
nillllbi‘rt‘f thcir rcvcrcncis :iiid boos.
>liotiid tlicy rcspcct :i pi-rson tliry raise
thi-ir ll’lllil" joined and tlicn low cr thcin
to thc ciirtli. bcndin;r tlic bol}. Sup-
posing two men scparntvd for years
should incct. thcn ilicy both full on tiivir
kticcs and bcnd tlicir fares to the mirth.
ropcutizig' tlic Ccrcniony two or oven :‘iircc
llllu‘s’. 'l‘hc coinpiEmcnls ‘lIlll cum-«Ions
of go xilwi'il arc abundant union: tiii"
t‘liiucsc. "\‘crvwcll; thanks to your
abundant fclicity.“ is n rcply to onc
iitlcslluuing :iii.-tlicr rcgarding his~ ,
licli‘th. Un rct .rning thanks for a
I‘llVill‘lllt‘ (‘liincsc say' “My tliziiiks shall
bc immortal.“ llntztlic truth iathcsc an-
tiqnati-d proplc carry such ma: 1 “rs almost
to thc border of absurdity; ilicy li:\\.‘c a
ritual or a ‘adcmy of Ct‘ft‘lllOlllt‘\ in which
all the formalities :irc carcfollv tabir
latcd, such as the number of b iws, cic-
prcssions :ind gi‘niillcxions. llut this is
not - IL for thcy cniinicrzitc tlic number
of silent gestures to be used when :in in- .
viiatiou is givcn to onc to cmcr a house.
'I‘licse customs arc not confined to the
upper class. but also prevail among;r ilic
lowcr ordcrs. They liav ‘ a tribunal be-
forc which all ambassadors inust appcar
forty times Iii-fore they cuter the pres
cnce of royalty.
England has also an cxpression quitc
alicn to it. We refer to tlic words "Your
humble servant." This term came from
France in thc scvcntcciitli century. when
llciirietta Maria. daughter of Henry l\'..
was married to (‘harlcs 1.. of England.
Before that time the usual method was
" God kcep you." and among the vulgar,
, “How dost do 2“ with a thump on the
shoulder.
To bite the ear was anciently an ex«
pressinn of cndearuient. and it is still so
far retained by the French that to pull ii.
an by the car is a sure token of good
will. A French salutatiun is a complex
allair. The gentlemen and others of the
male sex lay hands, on the shoulders and
touch the sides of each other's cheeks;
but on being,r introduced to a lady they
say to the father. brother, or friend.
“ Permittez moi,“ and salute each of her
checks.
The goat m'irk of reverence in saluta—
tlon is kissing. Could we write a history
of kissing. practically illustrated. and
intersperswd with little “scenes" and
“reminiscences.“ what a sale we should
be able to command. All know that
love is shown in a kiss, but, leaving the
(lid of kissing, let» us present to our
readers a short account of it as a mere
salutatiou. and therefor..- shorn of much
of its ristine interest.
In a istory written about the year 2130
B. C. we find it recorded that man sa-
luted the sun. moon and stars by kissing
the bond. And Luciun who lived 150
A. D.. says that the poor, when unible
to ofl'cr sacrifices to the gods, adored
them by the simpler ceremony of kissing
their hands.
Among the Romans persons were
treated as atheists who did not kiss their
hands on entering a temple. The can
liest Christian bishops gave their hands
to he kissed by the ministers serving ht
the altar, but that custom declined. with
paganism. Kissing the hands of sputum
y flatterers and supplimts wu also very
common. In the days‘of curly Rome it
was by kissing the hands of I. superior
that on inferior showed Immune.
but auras-iblican tendencies spa-end the
will out. . 7 _
slavcry tlic .
cuizlcst days of \viiitcr filling about the
~tli of tlir xiii-nth, This svvrrc wcmhc
2 will ln- brirf. followed by rising Il‘lnl‘ot'!’<
_ :itiirc and licnvy lliaos. and tho last half
of the month will scc ninny rains and
snows. llnmig Fcbrn'lry thcrc will not
,b- any vi-ry Cold \vratlie-r. but it will be
:i rathcrdisugricablc lllO'llll. with snow
a‘ltl ruin A {cw toltl days is all that
”16 In xiitli \} :llcoiilrlbiitc to wintcr. .\n
only and drrivlcd thaw is among the
; prulllht‘s (if tlic bone.
tliziw “ill ovcrzlmv thc mountain
sin-ants. and disastrous tloods may be
lookcd for. Altogjctlicr. thc wiiitcr will
be: what is known as an open scason. a
good. wheat 30317221"): .5st . a? "1.31;
Florida (-‘rarker Names.
A “mini scrub“ in Florida is asand
bziaik or hill, where. on account of tlic
‘ purity of lhc mil. tlic trccs :iud shrul's
grow vi-ry low niid “Scrubby,” 'l'hcso
spots are sometiiiics of but a few acres
‘ in cxtz-nt. and again tlicy cover scvcral
hindrcd act-cs. 'I'lic immigrant (is gen»
:illy pnz lcd to know what a “sand
s rub" is. An 1min man showed his
knnwli'dgc of the Florida terms in the
following iii:iiinc:‘: Landing at 1.:ikcltiiid.
.scvirnl ycnrs ago. \\Iicn that place was
tlic tciiu‘nus of the South Florida lliiil—
mid. lic attcinptcd to much Barlow.
tii'tccn iiiilcs distant. in the good
obLfasliioti-‘d. though very popular,
. wayw on In it. llc had just ,(‘Olllc
from a plate of fifth footing. and
crc he reached his destination lic fully
realized ilizit Florida sand was a “hard
ro:.d to trairl." “chi-y. and no doubt.
sonicwliat disgustcd. ll“ approached a
cabin by the roadside and meckly
:iskcd the inmate. a woman. to dirict
him on his way. The lady kindly told
‘ him to proceed in llli' dircctiou hc was
going about a milc. \vlicn he would conic
to a "sand scrub“ and there he should
takc thc lcft~hand road and follow that
till
sidc am
i otlicr. and go on till he came to :i “gall-
: bcrry flat.“ where he would strik'c‘ the 1
'main road lending out through a big
".‘s'rass 00nd“ into tlic “flat woods."
:wlicrc he would find a boy “bonrding
_ oil " corn. and he could tell him bcttcr
*than shc could. The llawkcyc bowed
I graccfully. and with a far-away look
‘ in his cyc. ainbh-d on his most mysteri-
5 ans way. rcvolving in his pcrplcxcd cra-
Liiiiiin the meaning of all this. Having
igonc. as ho thought. about a mile, he
bcgan to look for something. he knew
’ not what. Prcscntly. he met a small boy,
whom he accosted; "Say, bub. are you
a sand scrub!“ "No,“ ansu'crcd the
youth. "I'm a cracker.“ Thc boy soon
enlightened the traveler‘s bewildered un~
dcrstanding by directing his attention to
a “sand scrub“ just ahcad. Our friend
found his way to Bartow. and is now,
we believe. a resident of Polk county.
and familiar with the terms thnt so pur—
l plexed him on his first Florida journey.
—JIe‘mIe (Fin. ‘9 Palm: cr.
~— «*—
Efl‘cctivc Vaccination.
As protection by ordinary vaccination
is not secured until after the lspse of
thirteen or fourteen days—that is, a
period at least equal to that required for
smallpox to develop-it has been consid-
ered of no use after symptoms of the dis-
case have been already infected. But by
a modified method. a Russian medical
student. M. Gilbert, claimst make such
late vaccination efl'ectivc. n experi-
ments on dogs he hhs rapidly snturnted
the system with rotective virus by sev-
eral successive (£1in inoculations with
calf lym by which means he has suc-
ceeded in bringing the vaccination
process to completion within four or fiv:
days. This result has enabled him to
arrest the development of smallpox in
twenty-seven persons in whom he was
quite sure the disease was incubating,
while in twelve others the disease wu
modified to simple varioloid.
A Dwnrf Pasha.
Abdurrhaman Pushy who sppcu-o in
the uniform of u Circassian general, is
the most famous dwarf in Euro . He
Turk, sixty years old, end is considerably
less than three feet in height. The rank
at Pash: was bestowed upon him by the
late Abdul Aziz, and he was for twenty
yeurs the Sultan’s favorite jester. He
The Fi-bruary
it pnsSi-d a “bay brad“ on the one ‘
:t big “pcnnct r patch" on tho '
is a bright-eyed. guy-bard little ‘ com
:Icrcd for >alv sh ml 1 be a matter of
Hovu-rnim-nt regulation. “‘h—n well
iiiadc. Iii-cad should contain about thirty-
fniir pt‘l’ com. of “am. but in practice
tlic pro; ortion vcry ofti-n rraches and
i‘li'll ext-ccds torty pcr rent. the baker:
lll'h making six y pounds of bread solids
to do duty for sixty-six pounds. It is
; rcmzirkcd that bread which is too moist
" i. pronc to grow mouidyjaud some sent:
{an a scrioiis outbreak of disease in the
French army “11$ lured to the poisonous
g character of a quantity of over moist
. bread. This suggests the question
i whcihcr thcrc are not many deaths which
i might be trzicvd to similar poisoning,
i»
and buds to the recommendation at
suitable legislative restrictions when
practicablc
The Horses of Beloochistiini'
to the London Fi'r’zl. writcs as follows:
Seeing thc coxttrovcrsy in the Field about
horses of Eastern bx'ced. I vcnturc to
writc a {cw words about :1 race of horse.
whosc ipialitics I do nit/think have been
,l-roiight before thc brccdcrs at home;
the} are the Bcloof‘hics. I cannot give
many particulars about them. as I‘ an:
uunc‘iuhintcd with the lore of horse
brccding; but I can mention what’strikes
the avcragc mortal on seeing them.
First. their site. which for pure Uricnts
;;I:S is icinarknblc; the usual height is
from fiftren and onchulf to ii little over
,' sixteen hands; their general a panacea
iis surprisingly like an En lis hunter,
:rutlu-r fight {or its size; 1 ey'arc bi -
boned without much tlcsh, rather Ara
. like heads. and powlrl‘ul quartcrs; alto-
i gcthcr they have a very sporting look.
j'l‘licy are much appreciated by the 0&-
i curs of native cavalry regiments stationed
in Bcloochistan. who are remonuting their
corps :is much :is possible from the dis—
{ trict. while many arc being purchased to
‘ take down country as an investment.
These Izorscs arc very tractable and do-
cilc, and easily learn a beautifully easy
; trot when ridden by a European.
The lcloorhi is wonderfully hardy and
jvery fast. although this may be only
*comparativc be ausc of their size, when
. tricd against the smaller racu of horses ’
; out here. The most usual color is a block
brown with a few white hairs about-
i’Tlie Belcodii horseman does not use:
1 Severe bit; he has no hands to speck of,
. and rides cithcr at a fast walk or a smart
canter. llis saddle is a wooden frame-
work. which he covers with his spare
clothes and the family bedding when lit
goes out. Thcre is another stamp of horse
i bred in Beloocnistan. and which, when
they find their way down country. are
called Beloochécs in advertiscmcnts; but
I think they are Tartar ponim. of son}.
They run from NJ to 14.1 in height,
and are altogether a lower class of beat.
though I believe very hardy. The sound,—
ncss of wind, leg and foot of the true
Belouchi is remarkable, and, to judge
from the country they are reared in. nine
months in the year everything the ground
produces they must eat, except actull
stones.
Freon clots Wit.
My little boy. aged 4} years. bud
l learned the Miranda‘s song. and did not
quite understand the meaning of the
choruS, which runs as follows: »
“ My object all mblimc
'Ii‘smnk‘cgve militia“ t fitthe '
0 ma 0 en 2
The punis’ggxent fit the (Ting-1!“
I had endeavored to illustrate the lion,
The following morning, at bmkfut, he
began to play with the cruet stnnd. I
told him not to do so. He 1M '
and at last upset it and spill “the red
pepperon the table cloth. Isaid: “Nov.
Allan, you were disobedient and lip-2t
the pepper cadet, and I should nuke the
punishment fit the crime by putting some
of the red pepper on your tongue." He
looked up like : flash and asked:
“\Vould the punishment be the same,
as, if I upset the sugar bowl?“——B¢5,.
The explorations of recent yous Into
considerably changed our notions of tho
tire rank of the grant rivcrs‘ of
the world. If we cllss rivers according
to their length, both the Nile and tho
Yangtze-King nut ha named heron
the Amman. The Nile‘: £000 unle- of
waterway from in hmdwm south of
Luke Victoria to the Mediterranean nah
afterward held spines of bowel-”in the
court ’ a Shah of Penis, Interw-
journcu at St. 7 , and (filial,
thcputyearhuhgeom chard“!
together,aduboutlooenihnhlglr ,
'thnthcA-uon. ' ~
boulevards of Paris “HI 3? m
making: w
A corn-spondcnt in India. in a letter.
it the st rival: the world, “‘1’... ‘
lulomglugihe link ippi and W‘
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