C:
-Xsor'rn RORWALK. NUYEIBRR ll.
‘ t‘eiwnt dull.
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0f mutt-bless beauty she:
my met as fierce antagonists—
tones. »
“Turkey !” echoed Frank in tragicnl ‘
”1‘0 FARM All.) GARDEN.
s gallon ofIh-on vmegsr or n little
mother to each bagel. Sometimes trick-
aunonobs slimline F3011
wuuous souncss.
seemed to ex mess nothing but vice. sud
his voice wodld have frightened s hoby
. r\ 8.1.1143 5“ THE cal-or”. “0h l on It i on. A no t ‘ _ ,-_. turd , behestened oo- , A Bu! ll“- ‘
l‘HE SEN TIBEL- i ‘ ”Imam of Katy “r down t’htflrth tb‘id'riie ell 'lmutlit.a fifth 1 AGRICU LTURAL‘ $0un§firmm§ie 05M 0‘“ one 1 BUDGET OF FUN: The" v.3 . man in the sleeping elf
' y l Ofold Virginia hc- ‘ the day when nobody don’t est nofiin‘ . . barrel into unot er. “Stalin it man i . whom we .11 ‘cked out a s gull .
;--~~ —~- . 7 «:3: ,. 7.222;: i A am. from Nevv‘Jersoy Stats. but turkey.” 3 1'0le or INTEREST RELATIVE fully to the Ill“. “80 by '3 limo“ 0‘ or 'm'se. He at! I face on him “M
l
“Turkey l" echoed Annie plaintively.
ling it down through beech chips or
‘ ' ‘ Some of the pulp
The mason whv thev say. hum “ said Poonthie “you‘ll bwin Apple nelslnn. shavings is practised for a more rapid - “n" ‘ ”5"“?! 3"“ ‘
' ' I . - . . . . . D [lore Banned cit—AP and I’ll ht. .. - so sr us t ssv that h.
. 361' 6368 “rm 17‘f the Nil?“ ”‘1‘. s b'g turkey home an’ we’ll jus eat. ang’ ' The question withorohardists now is, making, but people who have large ‘ In i ' S “33‘“ went I o -
norssnotn AFFAIRS. V
Porno Stew.
: Peel about two quarts of raw potatoes ;
sud Slil‘t‘ them thin. take about a quarter ,
of a pound of salt pork. one level table ‘
spoon of salt and half a teaspoonful of
re \ r Soak the politicos in cold watvr f
or ulf an hour; owe the pork out in
very thin slices: put about onofourtb of ‘
it in the bottom of a drop pudding dish. i
then firt of the iotstocs and sprinkh- *
And his. Confederate gray.
They entered on n fierce campaign,
And when the fight begun,
It seemel ma though the strategy
Had no determinate plan.
Inch watched the other-'s movements well
While standing there at bay--
One struggling for the Federal blue,
One for Confederate gray.
We all looked on with anxious eyes
To see their forms move,
And none could tell which combotont
Then l'oonthie attacked her egg and
eyes mode thrm see double and then
kept them from sreing at all.
Thanksgiving Day 1" said Annie that
night, ufter l’oouthie had fallen asleep.
f‘l‘m ashamed of myself for the way my
mind has run on the subject ever since
that blessed darling mentioned it."
“I‘ve a weukm-ss that way myself, “
toast sud milk again. and her parents
looked at her until something in their ‘
eat. on‘ out till we csuft eat no more. “ ?
how the apple orclnud can be made to
pay? ‘ “'hat with nonobeoring years,
octslslonul deprodutions of nphides onus
mg injury to the extent. of the loss of g
the crop and weakness of the tree the 4
. succeeding your, the constant loss by the ’
“If only we could haven turkey on
oodlin moth, loss by other insects and g
b unfuvornbla worthor, and the or
c nudist must be one of goat business
on moity who can sin-mount ull the ditli-
cu ties and can find; profit to place to ;
the credit of his orchard. But one i
thing is verv certain—it can not be done.
. by letting things tulle their course and
orchards and make large quantities
; never resort. to any of the questionable
gmethods sometimes used by manufac-
turers for making whnt they call cider
vinegar quickly, but are content to wait 3
on the natural recess and find their
compensation in t 0 higher value placed
on their prmlucts by their customers.—
‘.\‘ew York ll’urld.
Farm and Garden Noted.
Mixing milk is considered injurious”
the yield of butter.
-—The Unknown Tongue—Her
Dally Food— How He
Come Out. Etc.
A lady whose husbrmd had 3 severe
cold recommended tlsxset-d lemonade.
“Hugh!" he said iruscibly. “a man
can‘t have n cold without everybody sug-
gestingsomo fool remedy. I‘ll send for
s doctor."
Sotho dortor come. charged the sick
man two dollars for his visit. and ad.
vised tinssecd lemonade. ~32“: Yuri:
would probably try to rob us in the
night, and the porter wss cautioned to
keep on eye on him. As we were turning
in one after another. on old rustic who
had been doting in his sent for the lost
fifty miles got up with n yswn and sud
to the gambler: .
“Say. naybur, I've got 3200 with not
sud they say these cars hsin‘t ssfe.
wish you‘d take charge of the money
until morning."
"Very well.” was the quiet reply.
\‘l'e wvrc thundvtstruck. The old Inna
. i ' 11 ' t t ' tnmurn and told
half t to prppot‘ not salt ovnr them; now- ! At least would victor prove. 33:1: “ilsl‘flfl‘h';l:‘:“;v?:iu 3‘; 3:33:55 accepting “‘hut comm mlglkgl:$fiiggjlcm ‘0’ market, try . Sim. :Fo‘t‘ii'utitspiiiifn 3°31; ndvi~ed to give
. . . . .1 : '. g _. .l ' ~. . . . ‘ - i A ————~—-— . ‘ a
put. In tlle‘rrmulnder of the lmtntovs, and ‘ They mun-bod and countermnrobed with mean 3m“, with the landlord on the first 'lhe fertilitv of the orchard must be ‘ Put dwellin and outbuildinws in 3 A Pltlml Plight. his monty i" th. conductor, bl“ 5'
sprinkle with the balance of the salt and 5 skill. kept up by 3 ° .
pepper: spread the remainder of thr E;
slit-rd pork over the potsit-n~<: lOVL‘I‘ thv i
dish. and l).|i\'l‘ in a modem“: ovcufw l
ha i an hour: when that true has passed. E
rnnmw [boron-l from the dish and link» i
for half unhour. Serve :tl‘. once in tlwi
ssmr dish. link is a nutritious und 0\ i
i
' Avoiding well the fray;
, Bone, lines were seen of Federal blue.
And there. Confederate gray.
At last he moved This force in men.
And sent her summons there
That she should straight capital“.
of the month.”
"Don’t h-t us think any moreabout it,”
said Annie. "We‘ll feast royally on
an lrish stew that won‘t cost twentyvlive
cents; it‘ll tlhtc as goodns turkey—4f we
look at l’oonthie while we eat it."
disuppt-ur. for l'oonlhic forbade. When—
llut the thought of 'l‘urkry would not
_ properly pruned, not by severe olmrc.
ibornl mounting in some
way, and how to do this most wonomio~ .
ally in a question (mob one must solve ; '
insects must. be wrtohod for and de— V
stroyed, the trees In ist be mgulurly and s
ationo that will seriously to: their vitul- ‘
ity. but by gently and continuously oon- .
order for the coming winter.
A few bruised apples in a barrel may
spoil the whole licful‘n the Winter is over.
A judicious raking audibnrning of the
' rubbish on the form will destroy many ‘
insects.
A clover root in the soil is the prom-
. Tnpley—“Comiug down to the club
tonight, Cbuaicwitl“
(‘huulewit—“L‘nn‘t my boy.
sick.“
T.-“Indced! Anything serious?"
C.-—“Xot exactly. it is u throat trou-
Wife‘s
sturdily replied:
“Why, that fellow is as honest as my
yoke of cattle. and I shrill let him keep
my money."
“"1: went to bed believing the old
msn was s victim. and that he deserved
. . . . .. :10 be. The stntnger vvuuld get 03 88
ble. but it ls neither pail-hm 1101‘ dill“ . some station during tut.- night. of course,
To some tastes n tublc- . Upon conditions fnlr. _ . . trolling their growth. so as to distribute isc of int-renew! fertility, and no form geronsx Sh” ‘5 suffering terribly i never- iand th'-rc‘d be s prt tty row in the morn-
spo =:iful of grated onion. mixed with ll. “As you march forth the flags may 1!. I isoedldlelhlii?illicfig‘dztn‘iiii}tfsdrsggsnsyhe the fl‘uit‘bcnring mod over S. large sur— ‘ ever bud too runny of them. theli-ss. ‘ iug, But when morning come he in!
potatoes. will be considered as so im
psovement. ' §
._ .
Pumpkin PM. = i l
Tukeiolf the rind and take out the-red ‘
The drums and bugles play;
But yield those eves of Federal blue
To the Confederate grey.“
“You ore the too.“ she n‘nswer sent,
“Did you bwing the turkey?“
The excuse that it. WM not time for
_ the turkey answered fuuly for several
days. but both parents soon became mor<
room which could be spared and sold for
face and allowing it lull ex insure to light .
and air. The fruit frem suoii trees will be
smooth. of good auto. and free from f
blemishes. — l’t'rk'a Jaguar“ we.
Turnips ere excellent for sheep. In
Englnm the sheep and the turnips one
consider-ml the rout-payers.
_ l
hoop the chickens on clear runs sud
As a few acres well tilled is best for
T.~—-“Wh_v, how‘s that i"
there. He was also the first ene up.
C.——“Tlle “0‘1”" h“ forbidden her t0 3 When old rustic got up his money we!
than-led to him without a we d.
tnlk.“—Bo\’0'rl (buffer.
The Unknown Tongue.
“Well,“ said one as We Wish? rushing
. . . . . __.._ 1 . . ' ’ i. “this bmts all luv mould."
of a small pool xkin ' Cut the rest into" “T" ““‘l‘l‘ms "“‘h ‘5 Ii bid on the “flaw“ l-rank .tued‘ 3am Th” CMO" of '”“"~ puny tlhiomt all: :l‘luppre 1“ ups, 1‘ you n Young Follovv—-“\\'ell. ta. ta!" “l“:lh? l knowel 'he “1! all right.”
1‘ , l ' .‘ . ‘- ' I‘ll face vou with n thuutlcss bout, and sumo. ‘“ find Something “l ”1° - - 2 wan 1‘ m o roe rom Rfllm- 2 Old Fellow--—“\Vbnt"‘ 'l 11 lb” 'l l .
'“l‘” l‘“ “9 an i "“W 0“" 3 moderate * ‘ As the market “hits. of fruit is much 3 ' 5““ ‘ ~ “ ‘ “‘4“-
tirr o ith gust vnuugh water to keep from ‘
butlmeg at tlu- b-etzonl of :ln- pot. When :
stewed soft. turn u=l tiw out {and strum ‘
And oolnplor you. or die. 'i‘
A token of the suw result
’the price of a small turkry, and
Annie spent it wretched day in wonder-
unsucccsdul. and when. the very oftrr-
affected by its “fill.“ a hundsomo rcxl
chock giving a higher price to a pour or
a profitulilo sort. (X'Jlxurdists who soil
the cultivator,
; ennui for is best for the stock'nlnn
are prone to ullow it to go to waste!
so a small herd well~ .
Y. F. (explanatory—“So long!”
0. l“. {angrily-“I don‘t care how
Y. I". {last chanccwnwmml day."
l
l
i
“lint hww did you know it 1”
“Why. he‘s my own brother l“-.Dc-
i“ . The rent vl it“s l‘: l 2. . . . ' . ‘ .. 1 Ion ’3" llroi ‘r e III‘Q‘J. ..
. . . . u ‘ .u .‘ “P ny. in: whether she could muster u 3 “Pill“ than n‘dull Kl“ ll 34““: It "WM“.N‘ E If the bottom lun‘ds um drv enou h . ‘5 , . ,- ¢” 7 . .., . t 1' ‘ M,
ou-r u slow h'e tor tutu-o or twentv ’ Forthere shown lateral blue ‘ I n mutt wot u t u. u r. \\'l t . l . 3. F. (furs not-ml Boo tour. i a
minutes “kin" . . , l“ ‘ P51 Tl _; l Bel L‘r . l .... . _ courage enough to sneak into the one i t l and o no} [V l in ."3 :old and“... should 1... cl....,,...i out and 5 0 F uo\postu‘ntir" ~“v’lh‘ come” Hi ‘ f ‘. k
teunive lnim tli ‘ ti: :iiid intriiri‘ tlhr ul‘zli‘ uw‘ ”ll“ ”Hwy-“y. WfiVlhbmkfl‘fl shop in tho “I“ and '1‘“?le ntl‘oth intlnn tlmi “.th‘rll‘ in“: ‘ “aw 0"” upvued Whey” rfilmw‘l' ! Y. l“~ rwilh cfl’tm 7-1111 off... ' n 3 or ‘ mo "‘3‘
. t‘ixc : r t ‘ ‘ . . - .. i=1~ \ .., ‘ 7.. ‘ . . .x . .. , , ~.-‘- . v.’ ‘
‘ “0.3m“? whvu cool if the Pl"! urc 5‘“ , bhnrpshootlng on curb flank begun, pledgef a tiny gold h plnlwl‘oonllues , iiuililllidngii'cii t‘tz‘alfil“rx‘lljitli-e‘pfilll:(it . 'llu}, manure crop is one of the most ‘2 0_ F. mgrs-os “m. birth-“l should :1 :hc All f f“: Jim, 5' it“? the fol
‘ 7- -. i ‘ . ' ‘ ‘ Afll‘mll “an“ \' ‘31 O‘V'l‘“ or "“““‘.l' “"“l” ‘0 “‘3 u “ilk“! ' ‘ - 'vnluulnlu .on tho furu‘ vet bow runnv ‘ . u = 0 mill“ NH? 0 ("1'3“ rut“ f1"- .
be “if, tr‘h. to a quart ‘Pil.>“:‘lll!{m: The dottlekdthkiimil uilk‘ewith for l'oonthios sake." lint both “‘vre \vould nlund at the llt‘llll of the but as ' * " ”y ‘0‘ I. Never buy cheap cigars. Thcrr is
pump ' n pu two \lllhl‘l! cl nu. ' an to». ., . , . - ,
7
eggs. if pl tin useonly a quart of milk tv
our of pumpkin and three or four eggs .
Add sugar. 34" nod gingt‘r to taste. I
Mn 0 and the graft-ll rind «if ll'lllllll run
Ils . the mid Ii If wished. Pumpkin pill?"
to glld‘t‘ u wry but oven and lung bukim; :
un?~ so then- nrc runny eggs in tin-m ;
. Heat thv mlituu‘ lwt'orr tilliu; into lbw ‘
pip-tr. or 2hr crust will i ’t
fore tln‘ pumpkin
[Jr-1'53 fired.
oohurd by» ‘
is do c.~h‘o-lry‘~
Suggestions for Joli; Makers.
Sororul requisites an: nccrsmry for Ni?!»
revsful ju-lly lurking. says ll, Muriv i
Mm licr. in (and Ham “"7 ['11:]. [first ;
union; those is [hr min; of \‘t-su'ls upon .
n‘n « h nmls. fuuml more or has in all }.
mm“ \\ ll. burn on rllw‘l. For this pur
pose tmrtllrnvmrc is always lift‘ft‘l‘fillll‘.i
uni uuudenm‘ diver spoons for hskim .
ming.‘rtv. The but grun'llutrd sugars. ‘
pint l‘ur pint. always give tlw niovt \llllfi f
Big guns of ropsrme.
Hired wtth the deudly glance of eye.
Amid the proud array.
Tin-re mot Ill arms the Federal blue
And the L‘mlhslereta grey;
Esbuustod by the light at lrnztb
They \‘tlllcd u tl um to Post;
Win-n lo! ntmlllcr force opium-rd
Upon A mountain‘s crest.
And as it cum . the lllullnldin down
Antidthe tn unlpot‘s bruy.
Uuwrfnlu stood the h‘t-«lorul him
And the Uunfalerute gray.
A cortisol stout l'roe lnuoos those
“'ho pourod upon the fluid,
FlolrLMursh ll t‘upid in command.
\Vho swore they both must yield;
That b rth should conquorf both divide
' The honors of the any; >
And proudly with tho lr‘odornl blue
March the t‘unfrslernte guy.
noon before 'l‘huuksgiviug. l‘ooulhie
greeted her father with the usual shout.
Frank took her in his arms and said:
“it's too bud for anything. little
dutliuq. but Pops couldn‘t find a turkey
nn_\ whore.“
“Why,“snid l’oonthic. withn wonder-
lug: gum. “ith that the way folkth get
turkeys l—j'uss find ‘em 0“
“Yes.“ said Frank. “that‘s the first
thing to din“
“My.“ drawlod the child. in her father
dropped her so us to put his arm around
his wife. who seemed to need his :lllt‘ll~
lion just. then, A roll for l‘oonlhiv to
go day with the “little gylc down
thtzurth.“ gsve Frank an opportunity to
use all sorts of scvrrc lunguugi- regarding
his luck, sud his foolishurss in dragging
a sweet woman down to ptnul‘ly.
and his wickedness in bring up
no angel child like a lwggur‘a brut. lt
pears arc fumilinr with the high prices .,
obtniuod for crimson-shark“ (Tlnirgouus.
In Homo yours tho ml color is more in ;
tonso than in others It is not nlwuysi
the but sun which causes this dill'vwnw.
At an exhibition of :pplt-s in Ohio itwnu
obsorvvd that tho sumo vnl'irtivs grown -
in northern oountioswcrc of higher color
than those from the southern run of tho
Stole. A doupor odor is iroquoutly
soon in cloudy uud Milly summers llluu
otherwise it is Well known flint n Hurt~
lutt pour ripening in n (id! k drmwr has
a (lt‘t‘pt‘l‘ crimson than if rnmuiuing in
full light. .‘lr. llrmllv uf ('mmdu slated
M s llurticul‘lurul milling um tioldon
llussots grown on sunly loom were much
lighter in color tluu those on gmvvlly
lunin. and be Ullflt‘rv‘ll the some (“link
mum in tho color of the Famous-c. Othvr
members thought that the uso of partic— .»
ulur fertilizers allotted color. It is 11
subject Worthy of ulvsvrvat ion and on
Don‘t burn the straw if there is nnv V
stock in your in-ighlwrhnod, for much ,
better use can be mudc of it. this your.
Mnny n former pays out large sums
‘ for fortilizers, while ho ullmvs his own '
buruyurd' to run to "waste. Poor policy.
Au over-guano hedge is an excellent
sln‘ltcr for buns, whether it be hot or
cold. and hence good summer or “inter.
Plymouth Rooks. both its chit-ks and
nurture fouls. or» claimed to be sourced).
equaled by any other brood for hurdl-
“BBS.
Spoiled in among the roots of trees
Wood uslws will lilll the inst-ct opus hsr~
lml’vvl tlivl‘o. It is niso nn cxvclhut for
llit.’t‘l‘.
lluirios, in many swtions, use plenty *
of corn maul and mill feed. using to tho .
for butter and .
romunurutivo prices
chi-1‘86.
Keep the ground upon around fruit 5
0. F. (the grutle duvnle-“Ah2“——-
Taxtn 'l'opiur.
, _.._. ,
7 Her Dally Fund.
“I love all flint is lwuutifnl in nrt and
nature." sbv was say in: to her :1 stbvtic.
“l rrvcl in Ilu- green liridv. Vac bubbling:
brooks and fill: llllic “'zlysidr lilt\\t'l"~‘. l
{rust on lht‘ lurnulirsnl (‘tillll and sky and
sir; they are my daily life and food. ‘
n
sud
the kitchen. not knowing that
warmed up for supper,
pn.“——1k‘r-.tit Free l‘rrsl.
A nun buy.
no wonurny in it. if you can't siiord
gnu-l rights. «lnukc it so and runs}; your
pm‘ kw. it is fully to suppos- little ugars
“Mnudiri‘ cries out the mother from ,
lit-r
» daughter's bean is in tlxe purloz. "llaudir.
whatever nude von go nu‘ guwtn down
that big bowl of'bc-ms that wt“ lvit over
from dinno-ri l told you \w “uutvd them
[smut If your
aplwtitr ain‘t enough to bankrupt. your
arc the lit-st.
2. You cannot lei} wholhvr n rigor is
Lauri or bdll unlvws you light it pmpv‘riy,
that is. timmugh’y. A good rigor will
not bemurh better than n plot one if
bully lighted.
ii. if your cigar gm“ out. be ~nre to
blow tilt‘rntgh ll 1“ Soul: as puwlilll‘, 50
that when you light it there will be no
deal smoke in it.
4. have lhv- ssh-rs on your cigar until
they lull off. Your ”nor will burn
straight» and lint? Soc-fr! if you don‘t
kllm‘k lhv n<l:rs off.
:‘i If youtlliflk smoking in’ilrious to
your health. stop animal: in the morn-
ing. A grant many pcoplc- haw r‘OlllIK‘lll
font of order. and no 2mm ruling in that
way can smoke bfi‘l-th‘ u iuunwiinteiy af-
ter lsr-.-nk‘u~t. 'l‘liv bed limi- to smokr is
“M ‘
. . ., . - . ‘ .. ‘ . y
- also gave Annie a chann- to tell lwr hus‘ - - ~ . , . i “3 cs. soul Balm: r. ll“? had ‘ V"? aftvr than". and of!” supuer. sud
. . . . - . _ . . , . k-ruucnl.-——.’lltm. ' ('u’Lr-ttw‘. trues until they on- n-ndv to bear. bc- - - - . . . . . . . .
lam-1‘) gully. hum Nth-mini for 30!!) His tmupi were fresh. sud them were lmnl what s inunly, bravo. uncomp..un- l i; lost 5“le crops m h“ grin“: no tln ! heavy frost lat-t night. The Wtiillil'f N straight ahead until b umuc. mnokrng
Inu~l not be UH‘I‘ npc. razhvr the rcvvru-fi worn; iug follow he was, nudllow llvm on would
. quite wintry. Why. right here in the
E streets of llmzou lust night. 1 aw ice
over a foot thick 3“
”UVEY n in!!! lllll‘k 7'" Sold Spook. “lul-
ssible! “by. man, you‘re crazy!"
“Actual foot," said llibstcr.
“Why. the idea is absurd. ridiculous. ;
posh-mus! “by. how is it possible
£3111? to be found in lio~lon at this tune
of the your over s foot thi. k :“
“Fell out of on ice van.“ said llabstcr: .,
sud Spook dropped his head on his
brenst and groaned a deep. heurtrending
( groan. and spook went out into the strut-t
i and full dead :ust us he deserved to do.
Would not hurt a bully. thst is, some
bullies. if this rule was a lopte i.
5 ti. Never give anybody: light. from
3 your cignr. Carry matches.
“'lntt‘l‘ Cure of Cows.
Tho arrangement of tho burn and
vtrd uhould be suvl, us to wduco the
ubor us much mt pmsilvlc. l‘luu-ssixo
warmth is not comb vih' to l'ullustnvss.
lmaltll or lrolit. if u tnun's. bouso is
kppt closed up and lwutml “ill: storm
to u telupvruluro of eighty tlvgrocs. nnd
his food and drink uru all taken but
with n via-w lu prowmiug filo clbmts of
tho cold and to inmro more t‘nulfut‘l.
tho dwt-llors in tho: imam \vil‘i bewmno
nick or disclosed: llo impuro air will
poison the blood; tm unnutli will tolar
tho skin. dry it and open tho pores. and
Do not umh-rtuko to boil more than two“
“Librm‘ :lu ws at “no lmilltlr. slnvv ll“.
latgi- u tpunlily involu-s longer tanking.”
nhivh makes gt-llv touxh and ropy. in "
steml of crisp and firm. llml and skin: \
tllrjuive below udvlm}; the sugar “hill
Illwllxl be treated before incorporuing it
with the juice. White Shaker dunno.
makes, the but bug for straining tilt
pin-e. :
Tue process of jolly makingshould be '
romplvtrd thr scour dry. lu-uringiu mind
that bright. tuir wcutlu-r ilnprovrs the.
color and I‘lVUl' of ~wily. 'l‘o lril jolly
for the purpust‘ of up vrtuiuiug w‘umluu V
us rcquim fl‘t‘qlll‘lll boning.
It muy not bo known that shoop loft. .
in tho msturo ull night with other cuttlo «
are Sl‘lt om injured by dnvs. They will
be friondly With :my nniuinl that is kind
to thorn. so that the cattle serve as a
pmloctiuu. '
Tho bulb-y Yum! points out two dan-
gvl'ultri prrimls in tho growth of young
vim-ks. when they rmpliro very nourish~
ing fund: First. win-u about two or three
wooks old. with tho plulnngo making
rapid growth; second. when thoy begin .
to put off their first feathers and guanine
What could thoy but agree
That both should be the «onquorers.
And both should ouptivov be .{
80 they prowutml onus. because
Dan l‘uplvl held the swuy.
And joined in pro e the Federal blue
With the Confederate gray.
Twelve years have fled. l pureed today
“to fort tlwy built. and sew
A sight to strikoe lw-hclor
With spirit-thrilling owe.
Deployml n corps of infantry,
. But less for drill thun ploy:
upprccrato him. all in good time, even if
music publishers didn't; in the end they
both it‘ll. agrt‘ut tit‘ltl huppivr than ifthvy
llaul been rich enough to buy a whole
millkt‘l full of turkeys.
ludrrd they were so nbsorlwd in each
othrr thnt huurmlnigbt have paved un—
hwdvd had not the couple brun dis-
turbrd by some vigorous kicks .ut the
. door. Frank lurnud the knob and in
stnggrrcd l’ooutllic. bearing in hit arms
n turkey appmomly‘ns large as herself.
"‘l'outhc n thilly old papa,“ sllv painted,
aftrr carefully sealing the turkey in lu-r
Orange Propagation.
A California ennui-grower believu
that he has dl‘l‘lth‘ll‘ll A method of
propugsliug the many tree 'lllch Will
br‘n: it to insturlty five or six years
enrlirr than it now matures “The plan.”
he says. “consists slowly in prolmgst‘ing
frnm the ulafurvd ire" root of bearing
ace. whit h has never been obstructed by
c
it is looked stillirivu‘rly. drop a small
quantity into ircvuld won-f. and if it
siuk~ tolln- bottom at now uud duos nol
rprruxl. it is dune “hon a clear. trans
“parent color is desired. only such gulch as
mlpa through the bug \\ ithout Killlt‘l‘éllltL ‘
fillllllitl llt‘ \I‘t‘ll. , '
And some had “yr-s of Fish-ml blue.
And sumo l‘oul‘u lornte gray. '
wflos (hum Eilylivh. in Hun-M‘s Burar.
-. ..___
Poon Trims“ TURKEY.
Iv run Ar‘runn or “unlirzx‘s runner.“
little rocking chair as if it “own bully.
“ You couldn‘t find a turkey nu‘ I could.
1 jun! athkcvl the little gylc doun
thmlinh wlu‘rv Im- pupa found at tulkvy.
au‘nbe timid down to tlw muhkrt at the
.coruuvrl
, enough there with Iotlh of “mu.“
’lho l \\'\‘lll tluuo und thurc
“ lirurionsl “ oxvluiun-d Prank. "didn‘t
the allglllvol draft “in cause a fit of
nllivoring und in bloc dungvrouu colds;
It is in phn‘im’l)‘ such lit-usual tlmt sort-
lllrout. diplulm lu. scarlet ion-r. mnl
olhm disouews uw so frmptont. whilo in
lllr‘ Imus“ \\ lu‘lv tho windows uro thruwu
open to tho lmwrcs. and lilo cold, brink.
tln-ir runturn plumn-ro.
Tlu‘ nvtisilllr‘ former will provido coni-
furtublo \plurtc'rs for his poultry ns
survly as for his horses or cons. llv- will
so» that tiny urn wcll \‘t‘llllilllt‘tl, frvo
ln‘lll rut iuvndmw. sunny and large
«trough for the muulu‘r of fowls ho pro-
pmoa to hoop. llc Will not. ““391 to pm-
-- You‘re Rich.
How “0 Como Out.
“Yea. tin-so mining srhvmei ore very
uncertain."
who had mistruod from tho lur West.
“Sometimes they pity very high.“
rvnnrkrd a traveling mun
~ymrs’ close work and study.
ll)" bud of its own or any other variety.
E Thi~ dis. over): was not arrived at by me
net-idcntally, but as the heult of tint-en
l have
now growing tnec mined by this system
whirh are bruins. umnst?‘ no! to be ex-
ém'llt‘d in oua‘ity by any 1 how met with
‘ either nntiw or furvigu.
The her-ping
\\‘ln-ru.rrndy to put away. rovvr the
nut duo with puprr proviously tl‘ppwl it
shy ltul. brumly or wine: . r rubtlw uudvl
sfdr o tho pupor with a mile frvsh but
tn. “ball 1“ topldlly good fut keeping
otl thr-tuuulvl. .lrlly lumps bust in 3
dark. Vllltil, dry plant
nun...“ jun». or that mode in l\\‘t
where. H dour in this who: Fill out.
fourth of h lrlly glass full of‘souw light
rmnrcvl jolly. vuxh u: green graphs.
Win-u Mil. color at \illllla‘l'z'qllu‘ulll) w tl
| few drops of pwpu‘t‘d f‘ ‘l‘illllt‘di . can
fully pour ow: tlnsrcvl layer. and so
continue till the glow is full. Ur nulkv
plum. sud arrrn urtpi- why at the inflow
“'l‘bnt‘s a fact. but take my mlvive
Ind h-t ‘un alone."
“l'.\‘t‘l’ have any experience with.
them."
"Yes. I iuvesfod three thousand dol-
lstr in at (‘t'nloruvlo mirth.“
“A tld did you roulilo anything.”
“\ex sir. i rosiieml for the sewn
hundred and sixtyswund time that 1
always was a blitml‘li fool in business-
that tors. “—41.1? hmt. Tm refer.
qualities of this fruit are roost cu‘ellcnt,
impovin: nilh sge 'l‘ll Mange is s
blind of the bitter-«nu»! n‘zni ~wi~vt seed.
lug. not from tip» bud but from the seed
allowed to giOW (idem: ymrs and mature
fruit. after which it is pm; li‘alt‘tl from
it~ collar or nurfuve rvmzs. \\ but this is
properly dom- thr young fro will pro-
dms lruit within time years and some-
7 limos sooner.“
\ido build for them to dust in.
'l‘rinuning an npplo tron duos not
moon that. one must go into the orchard
nnd buck uwuy oitll an axe and snv
simply to out uwny a curtain mvportimr
of wood. but tho trons sliouh be ovouly
lrinunml and no limbs lruum‘od except
such M may buuullt tho trouby ln‘itig cut
oil. “'hero n limb has oomun-nwd to
«loony it should be removed, however, as
it may bu causotl by disvum'. i‘Ispo.~i:illv
is this llt\h\wt‘)' with pour trees, which
urn subject to blight.
If the slums of fruit from are wmppnd
with old nowspapors truce and rabbits
puro Mr is \vvlmnml. nud l'Xl‘l‘t‘lM‘ uud
lvultll giro \xnrnith. fml by tho nbulnl~ .
ant oxygvu of tho fresh air oourslng'
through tlu‘ blood. tin-re uro hoalth nud
ngurundcomfort. It is tho some in
tho dolly. l‘ivlil’u llllvllllulllllh immim
thoso lmt‘du nhwh mo lm it in t‘lnst‘,
warm. uuxvllulmomo utilities. and tho
dwudml lulwn-ulosis tiudn tlu-ru its
prov; whilc from tho uldu uiry slulllo. ‘
wol \‘ontilutml uud tillod with put‘v cold
air. tho \vull full cows will muorgo to
frolic in tho snow, uud enjoy thonischos
iu the bright sunshine uud tho crisp
nu‘. \vhvu llll‘ thvtununolor marks duun
Hourly to mom. Eva-pl in stormy \\t‘l\ll\
Soluuly tun hive erw‘ylhing while in f lhv triurkvt man so) uuydizug to you.”
this world. it was bruluhl) in accord 5- “N0.“-‘=ll‘l\li\illlllllll‘. M'lll‘lll‘lll)‘: "“0
once wuhlhis \H‘lbktlmvuluu lhut li‘ruuk 'only timid ‘Mmll you guin‘ to do wit
and "odor umvoly. who tlmugln \hm dilut turkey." nu‘ l thuld Illw only gxsiu‘
they had the luu‘ilt‘sl child in tlw world, 7 totalko u to my pupa. 'l'hvu l conu d
bed Vul‘v lilllo l‘istl. ltult‘tul‘ thoir all! ‘ along. only u “how lot of people t‘onutl
ssidc from tlwir lllllt} daughter. sci-mu] Nloug hulk-:10 rue, nn‘ all of ‘em wus-lulllu
“willingly little. mwpt at such times av lib“ 0"‘l‘.\‘lill~“
they hurl to rh ago lhvir allude, and ‘ “A nice sprvtnrle for n child of luuwst
wanted to kw‘pnnniug expenses a; the pzu'ouls to 1:15 making." said Frank.
low est lunn‘llrlti fig“ -.~.. , snub-him: hie but in our hand and l'oou-
lint l n-xr lime rout swuwd ovqulsitclv ; lllll' W'lll Ibo nthvr. “I must get it back.
Nruislu‘d \Vlu-u mm” the imluomvgfif with no r~\pl:\uuliou. boforo there‘s at
their dnuglltcr l‘ountlliu. (ll coupe. the complaint against us for theft.“
child‘s moon was not mi mnlund .1. as \thu ho mo In d the sidowulk he found
but spclhd: ulna llrul born t‘llrivtem-vl himself face to face with u Innu who 10‘
s..-
3 Where They Are Always I Buy Behind.
Although the l‘bilppine islands lie
near to tln- Asiatic co st it was by Spain
iurds who soiled custom-d ixoln Amex'icn
An l‘nspproolntcd Singer. ,
(‘ongrugutionul singing: may curry the “
sppmrume of brotherly love and sidet-
ly rognrd \if there is such a thing), but
. . p . or. tlw vows should s loud at ll‘asl llm‘o will u“ gnaw til“ bark. A‘l‘M‘“ “lid it is some-(inns for from entvrtnimng to that thvy “1‘": “luv-l» Dill 1h?! “Ti”
1mm ind allt‘rmllt' ll“ your mold I! Prlltlcllt'eaelmt‘lly. her- father ®\llll\j|lg\l\ . gdl‘tlt‘ll lmn tummy. lle WM not the or four llmtrsvvorv ”w in tho vurd. “\th lwl'ulzun‘nt safeguard in in 1““ the person who takes no part in thrper- Tllll‘ll’ Cfill‘ll‘:fil‘ “1W“ ‘1‘”! NWT“ 1h.
full. ' * lothure might be anmum of sum“ kind ‘ lwncvolcnt old urntlt‘mnn who. in books, ’ ' ‘
picking sum.‘ l‘uugh food and getting cow dung with .thick‘ limo ‘wnsh nod add
wutor nud oxm‘visc.--.'lm¢’rimn .lgrr’«~ul~ . “ll““b'll l‘m‘h‘dl" acid ‘0 Jt ‘0 3”“ ll “
(mm. 3 strong odor and point this on the trot-s
; for three foot above the ground. This
i will nlso exclude the borers. whose eggs
will be killed by it as they are laid upon
'tho bark. or the parents of the grub:
1 will not deposit eggs upon the trees so
1 ltl‘tllt‘d.
Orlgln of Ugly Fashions.
The most frequent cause of the inven-
: tion of ugly and insuuitary costumes has
. been the attempts mode to conceal
3 blemishes or deformities existing in per-
: sons of exalted rank. and the new fash-
ions have spread because they were at
it is not grnerally known
, grin’iuous sulmtuucc in grapes is in its
prime about one' wwk lwfore "my on
th‘t lb fornrnncc. Recently. at a wry fashion
A» v able place of n-ligiaus worship. where
many untrained and unmusicul voivus
run riot over persuasive tunes. s mun
_ magic line. and strike out a day to keep
the :welvcs shn‘sst of the time! No
such thing; the Spanish dons of that day
. wrrc uproud and fiery folk. and if their
who know more shout the grain market calendar dill “Oi 3.2"” “Mi "13 times,
than of “buckwheat non-s.“ lifted up his . lb?“ 5“ ‘3‘th “‘9 "W"? for the timrs.
presumed voice to assist in the rt‘srnts- l Anyhow the fort n‘magm that. when
tion of s bvrnn of long and allowed Ithcy nrrivcd of tho Munlts or l‘hilipine
standing. ‘A modmt. but drtermiued- . Islands. may still r-v-ko md lay the calen-
looking fellow. who stood just in from ldsr which had burn taken from Spsin to
of him turned nrouud.toucbed the singer . Amrrim. end from America by them on
on the nrm Ind said: 1their voyngr. They were. of course, n
“Do you live in this town!“ day in arrest: but as them were not then
cc\'.s,“ the singer replied, sfter nllow~ any important settlements of civilised
lug his roles to {all m the floor. nations thvresbout with whom the date
“Are you s member of this magi-egg- could be compsrrd the error we: not no-
lu the (guilty; but the Pl‘umlm‘iutiou of? follow poor childrvu to their homes on
u“ “a“... had in...“ changed by u... , llttlttlll)"l, but u shunvfaccd fellow with
. child hersvll‘ whose lisping ‘_ tongue } his lnmds in his porkt'ls.
rowdy to turn. mud in that tune nmko :1 could not. t‘ltprfiflph any “my“ to tho3 "Your young one?“ asked the moor
must delirious. delicately thinned. out ‘ofi in.“ sounds. She (‘et‘lninly wax u nodding ntl’uuuthlv.
her t'ulust‘tl gully. mpurmg only a to}! delightfullink-witch;hcrlmir \vuvsmms “Yes.“said Frank. hurrying nlouv and
. rnumtcs boiling. provided the sugar is ’ .f stunhino. her rm...“ \vrrc full “f roses. I praying that the Icllow might not be on
. tuft hrntud. - ?‘ sud hor oycs wore rohlly us much like :; otli-‘sr.
lho ”mugs of qulnves. apples. pours. ‘ violets a. 1..., “mm“, “mum “mm l “Say." confirmed the mm following
when thoroughly boiled in wstel‘enough Her parents were not “mm 6m" than ; l-‘ruuk. “I‘ll give you s five dollar bill if
to rover. make an excellent yell *. This : we when thev will“! with her. whip“: ou‘ll c‘onte across the street and lot. Ill.
E! l") “'5'“ “0"“ romemlwrlng ‘1" ‘0'? "u" I one or the other did most of the time in“? 3 lllmlllgml‘ll “k“ or “H“ Child
1' “ll-l" ‘1‘“! "MW- JE‘"? “‘hll‘h ‘3 3““ ; when she was awake. so she was general- ““1 “MW." .l‘L‘i 3" they came “OW“ "'0“ attached to tho msnufucturml article.
“'3‘ Iirtursn i” “l “M0 for ““Pl’l‘Ml‘nQ 1 ly full of smiles. and nboundlnginqusint together.“ and never disnppointa the houskcepcr
on jelly cukos. Bits of jelly left over ‘ speeches. we], usursmudcbv mo~tchild~ l‘runk hesitated an instant. then he I b
from "19 "lb!“ may be WNW“! wrth a“ ran who bore udnlts for conipnny.
How to Make Cider Vinegar.
\‘inogur can easily be mode from many
different substmnws.‘-lnlt in at country
nboundiug in apples thcro is no excuse
for tuuking it for domvstio “sell-om uny-
thing but the bust. Pure cider vinegar
is costly though not rn lidly mode by tho
nnturul process, nnd w ion thus made is
healthful and iron from oil the objections
l. u t r ‘ ‘ ‘d'i 0 ti
shook his head, frowned and hurried y ‘egem n 1111.. to rump: ‘v rea ug
, “is,
white olsn v r: sud a little lemon juice.
until quite w rte and still ; then sell
away in a cool place and use on pudding 3,
7 u a meringue.
them] ulna. \
When the griddle persistently smokes,
fmh'lsrd will often not as s remedy.
no not allow ashrs to accumulate in
’the ssh pun until they reach the grate.
The addition of n few drops of oil 0!
slmonds will keep ink from becoming
mouldy.
Don‘t erpeet the servants. to do good
scrubbin with: brush worn down tr
the w .
”once s nor even the most trugsl house
wife shou d replenish her linen closet,
sddiug at least the furnishing of one be
and s doasn towels. g -
Pictures In lists. 7
"Do you knowiow that pretty design
A isprinted on the lining of your ball Not
I will tell you. I an s hatter‘s printer.
had my business is to furnish dos: us for
trademarks or ornamentation. on print
them in ld or silver on the silk lluin
of huts; The butters send the material
head we return it marked with then
rial designs. [keep several art ts at
work ell the time originating he do
7 They-re first drawn in ell
moths ink. and then engraved on s
has hrs:- plste. We m‘brsss tit-conic
the: will stand the necessary killing.
the silk by n «:33 that
capable of retaking the in.
The plant hosted I sheet
‘ so it and s
The out
While l’oonth c‘s pnmnts wcrelooking
It her, they wore the richest couple alive;
but when they wore obliged to look into 6
their closet or pantry they wondered how
{I3 other couple could be mom. They
married solely on love. and their
capital hsd increased largely by nstursl
sceumulution. but ‘twss not the sort of
thin with ‘llilll one would try to. buy
_ sud bultcr. or pay s milkunin‘s
bill. Frank bud fallen in love with
Annie bevau've she was lovely, sud Annie
hsd loved him because be any; charming-
ly, composed music tor his own son and
as ed the violin. 'l‘heir plsn he been
ve on the proceeds of such songs es
Frank might compose and sell. for hsd
he not once sold two in s single week.
and got fifty (letters for them?
But the music publishers had no soul
for really exquisite songs. Annie mid, so
for several years the little family sub.
slated on what l‘rsnk could earn by In -
in; the violin in the orchestrs (so- lo )
of s little theatre in s little city. where
there were performnuces two or three
times s week. There always wss enou h
food for Poonthio. end the parents id
not starve. but sometimes, when they
pretended they were not very hung-s.
they could not hel thinking how drea 7
fut starvation not be when s more sp-
ch to it was to shockingly discon-
m . ,
Within had no such troubles, how-
over: her surest spprosch to them was
when. one day. she diverted her stren-
tlon for one instant from buttered tout.
dud egg and smug of milk, and
‘Whenlgottbtobsbl soon your.
like rater instead of mi sn‘ notsst
butter on m hweadt“
“her purse“. sitar ehoki s little, and
wringing esch other‘s hon under the
tshlqtoldherthe horndnekbut
Pattie m thenéntbil for'st'lmt
Mainline. Theo emulate“
‘ ‘ ,sndsxrls‘nsd: --
, , knoijettheonln
alone.
man still following, “I‘d do it. if they
were mine; I buren’t seen, anything so
cunuin since-since the time when I
had s ittle girl who lu around s
doll no big ss herself. e buried them
in the some cotlin."
Frank stopped. “I‘ll do it," he aid,
“if you‘ll a \
, up her pickles hyextrcme sci ity. “’ben
. ‘ al ~n l i tit' f th
“You needn‘t feel lnsnlted."said the . m ( a ‘ “Se 1mm ios rom eor~
: su ply.
' pressed out and again put into vats or
wince me enough to pay for i
the turkey first, so the owner \von‘t“—-— i
“That‘s all right.“ said the man.
told for it when she started out—~rny
udwsre store is next to the market—
so as not to have the fun sto pod. Why.
men olive. that child‘s ma 0 more fun
toiday then s hundred people will get
over in a week.“
The photogrsphwss token; even then
the merchant lingered near Frank.
Finslly he sold: ,
“I wish I knew how to get that
youngster to come into my store about
once a day.“
“You might doll,” asid Frank. with s
sudden insurer ion. “ ygiving her father
s steady in st living w .“
“llsng me if I don’t!“ evelnimed the
merchant. There was five minutes of
business talk: ten minutes later Frank
sstouivhed his wife by reeppearing with
Poonthieg the turkey. sud a full market
hostel. such as never hsd been seen in
their room before. There were a low ex-
planations and many tears, for Annie
thought selling hardware at dresdfnlly
pmsaic life: but Frank comforted her
with the suggestion that there was more
music in s pocketl‘ul of dollars than in
all his songs. And when Poonthie was
drop n asleep that night she roused
horse I g eunuch to murmur: _
“Thllly ole lapel emlldn‘t tine s tur-
key! Pnonthio found one irtht ting.“
n n my little how-o there is now s
turkey‘l wish-hone carefully lsid swsy
in - cotton. to be broken some
(luv it Ilia Punishes timely. when her
wind as tum wishing-4.5% fib-
Min-Mhladie‘m
Isl-puns" a '
“I I
be kept in the sun covered with boards
i for a protection to the barrels until cold
3 moved to the vinegar-house,
' should have a stove to keep it worm in
l
I
i
l
l
L
l
i The bungholes should be kept covered
temporarily for at least a year. and
:
chord the making begins as soon us
enough a )lt‘S have fallen to furnish a
rose ore und in the cider
mi l. as for cider, an may be pressed at
once. but 8 better way is to keep the
mace in large vats or cosks until it has
onto quite sour. when the cider is
casks to remain until well settled. when
the clear liquor is driven off into barrels
not quite full. These barrels ought to
weather sets in, when the barrels are re
which
the winter and hnston‘ the process.
The bnmls oughtto be iron-boo d
sud well painted, as it is desire do,
though not indispensable, to expose
them to the sun in the warm autumn
days, and for large operators n vinegar
house that can be warmed artificially is
desirable. Many, however, keep their
sour cider in callers or barns until
spring, when it is again exposed to the
sun and a circulation of air. for n cellar
is not a good place for making vinegar.
with ieoes of mosquito net or other
msterlnl that will keep out the flies.
The bangs must not be putm except
where the barrels are in a position that
does not require it uent movmg it is
better to keep the ungs open fore
much longer time, as the Vinegar wrll
continue to grow strong if 7 to
the air until two or three years old.
The loss by evaporation end 1
inborn one-fourth to s thirdof thewh e
once imitated by courtiers who thus
tacitly flattered the criWinsl wearers of
them. It was to hide the short. suture
of Louis XI\‘.tlnlt high heels and tower.
.ing perruqnes were introduced. The
Virgin Queen pstroniud immense rull's
because her neck was not. handsome.
Short hair became fashionable in France
when an accident to the King’s head
during a snow- all light necessitated the
removal of his flowing locks. Full~bot~
tomed wigs were invented by s French
barber named Duvillier to conccsl the
fact that one shoulder of the dauphin wss
higher than the other. Charles VII. of
France wore long coats to hide his ill~.
made legs. Henry Plantagenet. Duke of
Anjon. ad his shoes made with long
points to screen from observation an ex-
cresceuce on one foot.-—-—1}ritiah Helical
Journal. .
, The Language of Gloves;
The language of gloves is s speciu of
telegraphy largely resorted to by young
lovers in France. A young lady says
“Yes.” by dropping her right glove into
her left hand; “No," by rolling the two ;
She conveys the in- :
gloves together.
vitstiou: “Follow me into the rden“
by the pantomime of brushing on '
imaginary speck of dust of! her left arm ;
with one or both gloves. The mantruvre
of drawing one handover them as if to
smooth the leather means: “I love you
still the some.” Should she desire to
know if her feelings are recipmcsted.sho
will portion remove the left glove. "lie
circumspect ‘ is expressed by turning the
ends of the arlove of either band do-
licately sroun the fingers. Instl , if the
lad hush thing to complstn in her
lovzr‘s conduct. she ex her dis~
satisfaction by placing her gloves in the
femofscrossonthetsbleoronher
tion l“
“1 sm. sir."
courtesy i"
“It is.“
favor?"
“Certainly. if it is within my power.
What can I do for you?”
“Hush.” ped
"flush?“ the singergos .
“That‘s whet I said.”
went s msnto sing?”
don‘t want him to give himself n
such distressing noises as you hove
making.”
own church?"
sing in any church."
"You are insulting. sir.”
“And you are tormenting.”
"If you don‘t like my singi
to soy y‘s singing."
“Got no objections to you st nll.”
nounced.
liged his voice.
him turned and touched him on thou-m.
“tht do you want with me, sir?”
“Want you to hush.“
“I came here to sing. snd——-"
“Why don’t
object. to
bsektosflmewbenlwu
“ls it not one of the aims of this
church to treat strangers with msrked
“Is it possible, sir, that you don‘t
“Oh, I don‘t mind s man singing;
don’t care how much he sings, but I
to
“My gracious alive! in: it come to
such spas: thntsmsncsn’t singin his
~ “It has come to pass thst you can‘t
n ___n
“I tell you that I‘ve got no (filjectiou
“Well, if you don‘t like me, you "
By this time the hymn wss finished
sad the congregation set down, but
pretty soon Another hymn was on-
The nnnoying singer again
The men in froutof
. sing. then! Don‘t
your surging. nnderstsnd. but
to tell you the truanyour voice entries me
one
"Well then will you please do me s .
ticed; the reckoning took firm hold. and
in con urnce the inhsbitauts of Murillo
keep plot ding slongone visy behind all
their immediste neighbors—WW3
Journal.
“resist“ Stones.
In Ireland sud the Scottish Hishlands
many “mist” stones have been found.
Thiso are generally [tongue of the sold
roc projectin above t neirrhborin
surface; sud 0% the tsnist stone‘is curved
the impression of s very l
foot. W'by the impression is invariably
so has been n puzzling question to
sntiqusries. An ancient l 'ellic suthority
userts. however, that the feet of the
Pitts were so l that when the men
were slain in bottle they did not fall.
but the upper port of their bodies, so it
were, "hung." for their feet. owing to
their immense proportions.
their normsl position list on the ground.
When s new King or t hief succeeded to
nor be installed himself by placing
is right foot in the cmed impression,
at the some time saying that be wn b
right installed in his possessionl.
would well: into his sueestcrs footsteps.
Thus he stepped intondend men’s shoe-l.w
Glam Herald. ‘
human
listens About Been
“There is A popular ides.“ .id‘ 1
Bowery d dander, “that the New-
foundland rig is particularly intelligent
and amiable. It is an error. Seven
1ilntiiwifonndlsnds out of ten are vician,
t is dngerons to have the shout
where there are children. a
intelligent. but do not
in thst
Norwalk Chronicler