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:The ,ibildren ea bub�yyie standing anop 4
, holt in 'ltheir glee -
Ltd rather and another, and auntie
Ro fab hurry, and come. andliee.,
Ia. puttbrough the wonderful, feat,.•
,And fondled•, and kissed,andcO frnded
• Por beteg fondled,
smart, and sweet. ' '
With the ounningest air of triumph, •
She ',Landoll/2 the midst of tis eih•
• WMle,the outstretched arm ot her mother
la ready to save a fall
• nd whenever ,tho little one totters, •
., zeed her.Is hatabley thrown.
„ yy . One fins;'". thinks tb
Tis frolic of acantha . e baby,_,
g alone f .
Altt many a time in the future; .
Wh e'l ng for the. aid of that ewe„
e love and care of a mother
No longer can, elileld. her from .Larm, t
• Far eft when our need °Lathe serest.
There'el no one to whom we can tarn p'
And et/indigos alone ie;a lesson
: 'Tie•h fid: for a wo
maul o learn. •.
And often and over, my `baby-
-• Before life's; journey is done;
•
• You wItl yearn iu .your:
- . For: somethf upon., heat? ofwea$neee ,
ng to,lean •
Wben the props upon which you depend
Are taken away or o'erthrown :,
'.• Yoa will find '.tie wearlsome,.baby_ . '
ea wearisotnee„taneing alone,
,
The Baohelortat the play: Light on_it, .
eubjeo
t Da;1t
. Iynan unoffending; bachelor, who l
time; ikon w quiet
Abate a fuss made. Over m4'. and chat le why I
la to. it the drains and I bare, to doll` ra
n 1 alt nye where the usher turns the choir
from i.traigbt to Sat i
Iralt the act out, when the curtain wit h
of air h. its rush
Congos down and chills •my cranium nnh
bald n,. I.
e,. .. scrod.
Teat Meeks of hay and
sorter dieigreed with a °fib' Tva, alga.
They mayn't be happy.' second; marnagett;
beard?'' husband was a good man, I've
' I replied.:
fur 4.4 Xeeum k pumpkin. 10100 -good 'miff
He knowed: eessiderable,
and that' was, considerable
knower]. . fie was all he never
of ,it. Never made a hundredndo tae inn i
life.dollars in his'
You meet have: been. '
:woman to have got along o'well," quite " baeinesa
"" Yon jigger 1' I•kin tarn la
ea the best of 'em. 'While defier e veal
say second marriages, area I t . ago line fur
the man. who its: mwon't not: alias hap
complainer." • g e gitno sitter o
I managed t ' ".
while,Q #urn the � subject : �'
but as soon as dinner w for a
took his mother into , the Other • Mo Jerry
a consultation,. end Molly came d rat,
down besidea and
meant asked'; est
"' on'un
,eDo� y „ ,like ma ?'►.
. Oh,' yes. .
=", And elle likee yon.`. Wieh
pap. ,• Mebbe yon will be by o � or er.4u was ,
I went out and eat downter, ,
smoke a cigar, and pretty and a trees'
out.. Re had a business
soon este game
ae he said ase look over his, face,
"I've: Baked ma if she would v ' e.". •
Have you? You are real hied.
• " And she Bays she will." • • •
Indeed;1"
"And now about that
I. get it: ?" . gun' ? When shall
• ," Say, 'Terry,
. ', _. _ : . ' u
all at once gr , did you, ever a dollar
asked:.
Lor'' no -nor two bite 1" •
, . p and go.. out -these are, ro.'gky,-potmm If I11 give`' you a' i
facts- will. you
brdor to ptit on millet and wear it 't ' i, lea up• on the c
•
note,! ',twist the: (Win r , g
.glnY. ,
w0.. a
Hien alt around me and t• he one fn; front' � Will •L1
of me but I will �� Hoop snakes
keeps on their hate -their lofty bate -the stag.i
cannot see le,L :I` gave. biro the dollar,
'l�leir bonnets rise around me throughdollari
n
• carte, in a:feathery par. the house toshow
.. Their bat.giag nate'' and then started. . n
_.-cher 'g es bleak the' vie' two o a� rn1
,� tanR. m
andeverywhere l : here, and acid When " g
iYhat, can I. do 7 ,r get up and I' go out bones and said I must
e other men who soul'° ., avalanche ill a rage, . by 'suchen be
dt eetlmeet
ntectu_ . . _. , nt rhe
• , �'e dolt our.::h g • . o' a taco a .. of pr
f3 ate, condole: a• while-whileg o stay' until nett:
sad that the efacts- giving : I "eat: np "'. with the Wide g
Pe v we bachelors got around to 'awhile
w W k'
e tete! go out between tt after swan
. vena living wi#h my third,
sets, of children nn
�H, W$S: a numbering' five
ObNAO and that I ' K is t
TABLE; oon3dn_t- eetbl • -
-oonld ma ee her m e10 lIo vee how
---,.__ y wife.. • I was,ver sorry,
but helpless, and • I hoed y
isn't the•:Travelier send her P she would let.
was . already PiovJded bend. , a new'gingham d me
rase. from Bailie
'.with a Wire. nit
d
ill
as
er
m
O
m
tinder
.Terry
re p_ ,
kin
Wh
have
b'g ,silver' dollar .
England. ; ear Bir
habit of grazing in the same
were in the
n until' I come of young roughs am
me field:' A gang.
.throwing stones' at the goat,d and somlvene
by
and bad flgl}tere, the. most goat, . and sem .
cowardly ruffians .beat it. w' a of.
end; • 'dash stick.. The hone racedwith a
it to his dashed
seized one young ras.b the rescuecollaram
toga is deters, and flung him clear over the` hedge coatthe th
oarnei ad. geonto the
rang, I was met ' . nE committ ••
• �OIIalf,ENT TOPICS.. -
Won the retirement.ft e
�* Cleveland from the 'White Roand
use
chore will be. two ex•Presidentsv i� Hoare
Cleveland• -and five wives of ex -Presidents y
,•-Mrs. Tyler, Mfrs, Polk' Airs. s,Mrs.
Garfield' and ;Mrs; .Cleveland. Bayes, Mrs.
THE;. old form of "the" a ".
England',' is often ' sin Ye Marie
correctly by those Who °mace° "ye" in. natural 1' tis pur
this form arose. over heard that r
•the Contracted term o the resemblenoe of
a form similar' to term of
l A t to Y. It was
Greekset er theta of. the
, embodying the conebna
aspirate. • nt t and the,
N $irivi VALUE 013' BN,az
14,
A 1Delieae7 Mush Relished in
pew* Countries. Many air • ..
Something like • 90,000 pounds ,
are sent up daily to theParie. e ensile,
tate gardens of Poitou, Burgundy, market hem.
pages and Provence, where t Cham.
speciallyreared for b. ere they are
a ! e scare flavo of se,: tb
improved by feedingtheir f fedi
'natio herbs.,, It iot me lym on bods
a delicacy merely, hewn
• y that. Basile are so e
aeppreoieted, in France, sayer g
oat
Medeoal Classics." -They
very high: rank as a_ nutritious
also
from the timetient tom food
ward have of tleanoientRomane
ward
been regarded as . excels
and "weakness,,. of the
According to Payen they
cent. of water, 16 contain;
per cent. of fat g "r cent. of nitroge
,Oen of:.the most t1.n
loan . who anifor coeaefnl advertisers
y, had' a. pmeticmJo 'made advertising
Ifi.inoh:of blanks of bargaining bargaining for ea
of hie advertised Ba above the first, line
crab: announcements." .I1 ie
emarktible, ,how persistently'en
vertisement eo'se catohee ad.
oh
glances over the the . eye. which
Page
w
ox a is g h
&m
ons- ere it.1Ppears.
C. o o '8 fain nen preacher, the Ifev.•
preparing hie sermons that he in always
s g, but" the ; specific reading and think,
o'clock on • Saturpreparationay ven begins'.
greatdifficulty ie to find a teat, he• hav-
fag preached's° many sermons in the co
of hie life:' Hie published serene fill 33
volumes and these he keep' on a she %
hand so that he may look ba if neer
that be does not repeat back and see
Hoene become himself.:.,, •
come indignant at seeing' other
animals abused. One of the
illustrations °centred h must recent
A 1%r mingham
• to the T
oink, 1h 1 limine►. 8e intrastecf•with of
et I had t ''y •-rrangemente fort a pre•::;
day That ni at the Methodist 'E he holding, of
at tnni' •'• reports: satisfactory Ecumenical Con large e t° state that: I meeting was recti 1 pheld at. the .A. •sai n'
and tae° three' House, London. There we est Mission
a seek sentativee from• all, the M ' Present repre-
sentative!!
NOdefinite len willebebodies in':
until .the. respectiveP s will be, Odense
conferences. have had
an opportunity of ooneidering the w
queer on: Tbo Craned meets in' . • bole:
States:ln 1691. the 17nited'
r• e!'That's honest' and "strai
Hatt ; et mile in r • "
fro �e
m the bongo • •Ply While' .I
sash, 'writes' M. I met Jere= ..,like- a'�` go
Quad in the Detroit.Free ba° ilyioges and • Believe- w
' Press. ' He vena:, ;bareaeaded b PPily together, if
Press. ae, veatless, and ,eo ed ea barefooted, can't. Ye' would if ye could,at m
was herd, es say" 'what his natural
it " Qnloker'n seat 1" wo
wan
wan He rwhat ral cola;. ".'hat's neat toit, and '..
approached,, made. se upokws a�hew as I that III wait five years ,on e
said . and thingsttirn.', Mebbe'I91 an
•' Cribbing, stranger." say live fur .sa i , it
•":Cribbing g• aria. , I d as lie
f
„toy you, my boy.• • An • as a assent: wife,,,
y von be:?d who And; she 'is s•
terry .?' ti• , , that '. hey iii ° oheail i
of the wit '. i, •. .t One . �gO espies
'gat," . she said
fur to. sap•I
e could .live
arry, why, ye.
nldnttye 7.".
go fur to eayr.
and see bow'
sin, biit`I'll
'be a:fourth
.ala
•' " Ron. neow gi guns got oa 1,440,000;000
a• Yeas.. Be'y'ou'n ne'hun "•. F . BERM b
:: From
' ? Two std fico printing .and permuting'
-From the meth?" es to a of 1 ttieh Hietonoal Bociet ting to the
"' Yes." ? PaPere: is his .possession 3 a . Polairie of
e le. No' matter of rebels• transmitted: t ' entitled ; ".Lists
"'Cam to ewe ma ?" a oe of ha o theCoinm'
'r'Yes' ;.,I'll et P fries m b °1 by •the 're 1891onere
,, ,1 op for dinner.'.' - d s that do not gowns
Excise in everaf fitapervigo
(flatten t, m t h Scotland Supervisors of
• . _. _.,._._ t,._G.wine-to- ,M t p >a.,....en>-obs _.' _..
hev; chicken. Ma d robes Bnggest those suers!. Letter of the °fence, to .. a
t ale oat`.to M •
7th
ablate and of wears Place o!abod P
Meet
Ir : has been stated .that the enormous
use. of Acetal 'ca mons
has. had a . rte in the United States
eeriouely detrimental effect
upon • the. manufacture of letter -paper `
envelopes.: The paper indust ' ,1 and,
loaaa.from•f12,000,000,to $15,000 000.6 said,
from :this .roause. The •sum. is. d a Year
greatly •exiggera cue tter.
ted; for use•'°!• letter••
paper his also •increased with, thatof
carte. But 'postal
Jey postal' oards .-prodaoedaai1
ry writes 'total production of 'making a
Loup BORE
in Holt oke P B al'
re y , Maes 4,000,000
Two !Jadedness is 'a• vis r . '
the current belle: sitte air and of
square her, di how fair
havehave•ei. aY'e. her.
s ' .. . it o .: each-.;°
have cher.
times that th' Dee trick o0
of the =voice eon eta
env i a
she s e 'audience .
aro ex oe rat o,and,a light `
p e dna tl ids
warb-
ling, she he hte soprano , ' .The
coquette of:co=da 'm onion. .The
slmultaneoael' y fight keep two wooers
y ether aides, :and' neither,
would afterward be able to eon/Mind
the other,by a desoription •.of .hehar to
Even if it, wereeveninapparel.
gloved, 'one ohs . ' -fig' and her hands were
he he!n!d-he;had :fondled ewasr� ink y• that
the other aiightes oorrectl pink,
hand he had .squeezed was drab. ow t Ittie the
freak of the more daring and eooentrio •rls
to mismatch their gloves. in `that manner
making eachahandharmonize in' hue with
its aide of the toilet.
" Oh 1 - I am glad. to meet yon," • said a
nail in but 'Wry
near-sighted cha too f
to your sister' a few''m�mtT ga." rodeo'
nteB ago,
•" It was tome that you were introduced,"
said the girl. Then, ;observing bis doubt,:
she exclaimed "You were'onthelace•and.
velvet side of ma then, but'yon are on the
win -and -brocade side •, now," and she
turned around to show him how like joined
but dissimilar'. halves. was her dress,, •
.. a e bold Your Breath.
yon ua.". a double -voiced
s'.that he,kin. a year.
teation'.01. °s- announced his in=
In these Bete °f May; 174 '"
Many•thenks to both .of " d g eases there furnished to�tbe Government
yea. h etagensed to wear With are more sharp -2,500 overnment
Bay l'' becontinned' aide dark w' as
beside �ee 1'lilte . ,,lei he along
heavy
to tarn to th w 1th deseriptioiaa of their: lues of rebels,
yon nn • g m dee when cion cheer rankand coon "s.
white , •Yoa un mP contralto,
art It their property, e, the. value,
tit . ,!shi othes. 'and I'll jiggertl ai b P .pert : th ue, of
Y, an knows • root I' 8
Thelma ... y, air acts of re
a. from treeto a: 1g sued the ill• a hems are sail to hellion, ;oto.
• 'Bev yoa'un mint `to wort ,.. P ° b
:I'langlied aa'' y ma'?
d he_was :maoli;pnt.out. for•
a moment. '� Then,he Said : .
- ": Wieh.'yott 'un. would .T
'a gun., If yeti ' ; " , Then.1 Could hev
thin yy.,, nu •will• I.11 mind' every-
.
8 yon ea
"Peag ape volt r another' does not want to
-marry again.'• ,
tmag Mugs
I'. She'd marry. yon'un likelight•
Y, yowls hoe her,.you'un will
•kit me e,'gnn, *emit 'yett.7Bay 1' ,I saw•'a
• bier_yesterday., •-ay,1 T, know :what'' •I
• 'could Qboot:a powerful lot o'• moons; ' :Bay!
' III speak .to ma •fns ye if yen'en willprom-
. ase the gun ''' �.
- Thu widow wae_pt„the_door t` i.
weloom�, '7�i�'e"eecond child; :� ��e
Tan Territory of Dskoey Valuable.
donbtedly„' batt , a, which •wellne
to be he nett division of. the States
received into ' the sisterhood, . has
greeter area •than have New Yo , a
aylvania, NNew Jeree . rk, P anis'
and:DOlaware y, Maryland,_plrginis
480 miles ' trona Its ne tr here tots south r n
border,, add : extends 370 "toilet' east t and
west; The• whole area•of ,Dakota is 1491 d
Square miles, although, as is well known
considerable section of 'the territory .cOn
sista. 'of the ,� bad lands:" ` Texas hae'an
area' of 265,780' square miles, and"Californi' `
cornea next • with an extent. •of. ;158'360
square miles.'. ,
T eheanrO u White House -for the 1
next fonr years," Bays the New York World, ao
will la Uri. 'Bassett Harrison
Preeident•electliotil ion ' wife o ung e
and blooming blonde with magnifies t hair the
and brilliant eyes: ger figure is' superb;.•
and ' she• carries.herself with . a wast &mount wh
of grace and dignity. Miee Saunders 'was
her maiden flame,,, Russell Rarrieon, her Po
husband, is -a ,gn1et, well dressed man, ex- f t
oeedingly proud of hie handsome wife:.The ' do
Young .cou,pple'are hot quite tie etraightaaced
in their ' ideas. as Benjamin 1#arrieen and • :•.'
his wife. and is ak be able• to add an •atmos.' Pro
phots of Modernity to the•eooiel ltfo of- the ' ye
White House." ,
is Ob
" Stint:no from the idea sash
that the'' hand varies sensibly tin',size with 'dao
the amount of, blood preee 't in 'it, at an p
'Moment, Professor Moes% r yen: a
siologiet, has made some +mosti intere8 in
investigations. In g pose
the hand gation p1&cedn. hiise$rst .experiments roan
water, •when the, change in' the eiroahftion tWooed "vesseg ofo At
produced by the slightest action of the body, It to
or . brain, the smallest thought .,or move Petah
'meat, was (Shown by•a rise or fell 'in .
Ilgmd in the narrow rho for the
a°' a large, balance, on Which ththe e hori''
human ,body maybe ,poised, be hag
cunt that one's thoughts May be literally
weighed, end that even • dreams; or the.
effect of a 'slight .'bound daring slumber,
turn the blood to, the brain sajoiently'to
sink the balaiioe•of the bead. The ;ohanging
palee even 'told .115191, when a professional
friend Wee .r'eading Italian and •' when Greek,
the •' greater, effort for the -latter duly affect.
ting; the blood' flow.'
-10-yeekr-old girl, wad barefooted andfreekled
And tow.headed, and 'the youngest. Obe 'bad
widOwitte e Shook. hinds. le Pete McCoy
. .*his Way, a crtyd,kild stop. Art ye thirst;
... ettyi last, night that yOu ' were headed
. ; able ? May; jostle him °Vet a•glaie.of butter.'
. We talked about thavether,, the state of
• get, dinner% -but pretty soon..Terry Went out
"". Jerry; Yon:ehet 11% replied the Mother.
stun •Pll 'skin yet aliVe 1" she eiccleimed, mi.
, .1 Don't pay no se.rioosnesatahreurt, 'eh!,
• Airy itainsti n now 'pop right bad, 'and r:do
ailOng slime; barna net gWine .to. 'Offer. taY.'
• Just before. dinner' the oldeet, girl made
friends with Me, nsithrially mediated ' by
• &Wafer a year, niabbe bean don't think
,,. .• I kept, lighting shy of tho main qtiestiOn,
and by and hy we eat down to'clitther, The
blething . had been scarcely asked ' When
•, tO Wash hie fade and Comb hie hair, leaked
'.• "Bat don't I Want a now pap end a Mother---." Coed '': '' e . : . Ts that:Irene
at the plena?" Little ,Son-," WS, ma,'
on t throne hie]," she !Aid to me ad i. " 'Well; go ask het What she is doing. if
..tth-e. helped 'MO to the leg of • a 'chicken. she id" prisetitlitig, She Cell 1{00P OA. tintil the
' 41W/111e I Orin 1.10 fur to declere that I heti° • hoar ie up ;. hot if shele playing, tell her to
*netts of 'midi a mearle, A cow, 32 lloge,' 4 atop, , •
It oilb holds his breath, vvaeps, bees and
hornets can li.O, handled with " impunity.
the insect by the feet and giving her full
liberty Of :tuition, yon ean see her drive' her
weapon' against the iinpenetrable surface
with ei force that lifts her body with 'every
stroke ; 'but let the ernelleet.quantitY of Mr
tiseepe froth the lungs end the sting will
penetrate at, once, I lave nevet • seen en
exception to tide in fweiity-00e Years' ' oh:
gervation, . I '. have taught young 'ladies,
with very delicate hands, to aetenieh their
friends by , the perform o his feati, quire the servipee of a physician, through . forgetting :that liughieg required' breath.
Too , ]ranch Loves IS nare to Awaken s,
he idolised!, almost shit+ s
dolator,,and as tr ' ' • y deepiees the .
en .
storm ee. 'she -tesla
° her ring wife an ' every word of
d makes, herself ,a .
•beiDg, aa, the •amoeba--wh . e► in bio
't aro smiles, and whoe s lives nnly in his
ver,. as when.: be fro breaks down, into tears neral! frowns she makes a ' lovely e-
egone ware in fiction, and Medora, will never, y Pio- •
aa Conrad: tooadmire her -hypothetically. •wage
take. In reality, Conradf
• and her before the w would*, have .wearied! of
down- l not have scrupled
wne: o andwho he .welt
nt ' in' And vtwllenah pled. to show what. he felt. '
chest. ; e two natures come together in
natural life, as they do oometi
7,0 per gelatinous, 'proto las '
n„ 1 P mea, sad! the
•
-: 4D[LATZON
t)LOYB.
Contemptuous
,j, Retrirn
entl
tempt he_aometim y snows the. con-
tempt
vette, who follows . rho.
per cent. of undetermined centmet er. sail:'S
M. Charles Mena • flet.
analysis of the edible snail; the following
more favorable; Water,7 which. is nous
•niatter,17.652; fatty 72'747; nitrogenous.
nitrogenous substance, 1.125; non•
• 6.800 ; salts, 2.176;.'nitrogen,
2:823.. Dr.. Ebrrard, a French ant
who,has, made the snail hiss authority,
b glares that the weight of meat reptesented
state,
.by,the snails sold amounts to that oundon
or.ting. TIP a whole flock • nd nd
young heifers.' He esti . of ' the meonthly.
consumption of snails inatea Pads
hall a
million. The Paris. ath ,hae a
• � market price of the great
vineyard snail is from two :francs- fifty
continue to'three franca - y
hundred; while those ' from y centimes per
woods and forests bring oltwo fr' franca
hedges,.
two francs fifty°entlmee. Thetrig• to
of one anailery in, the vicinity� -Dijoproprietor'
said to net.. over 7,000 nallY•on is
'The snail, is franca anaeially,..
reered.and .fattened with:
great care.�in, some materna in -Bwi
as an artiole of luxury, and is ez or tlenn
a pickled state.,; It is eleo eaten p'aarel• in
ands' ea sit
• acrinols artiole of for • .. a rehab
Spain, Italy end, in ,s•
oil. tn.. Austria,"
vertebrate` and" weak-willed, wife, in:":
days ia'mental adoration ' r hue ..her
the . chances are • that ho'aband'e�mood •
toward her is•one.of dist
aate and that utter weariness of thud contemph
°omen from .the he soul one'e -
own humor. constant re8eoiion of one's
8o with women., When.the ,
foolish. and weak -knee '• , y And a man
,in in attitude • of • adorationoghbefore always. the
they feel for him Only tthat . .
cruelty 'of, tyranny. whir*
'scorn, the that, .,
portion: for stagesao o i g the
Totingg°
of the ala"ve. °QOrding to the oreetl-
ot owner. They make him suffer
in proportion -to, hie love. Hitt telly a
mserpe are°matohed: by their hard -.
netts in; letting him • feel': the 1'd.
selves. The state 'of both iaticn them-
selves.
as that when the' wife 1pitiable---ae e
dove whohe ate
fawns on the hand of the: master'
who spurns and .whose selt�rea ctaloe,•' : '
in her'adoration. ` Pe is lost :,•
, • All.this. applies' to ell forme
only to that .between husband and°veer or'• .
between lovers. • It applies e' wife to ••;;
parents and children -4o she 'anther
' ew •
loves, her children theism,
wad :'
therefore ':be end `. beyond reason, aatt :.?
- y th
:United States:.cine Beataona .of ..th
,African tribes, smokeAtheantand rte
as daily, food all the `yeas them and
• eat them
In AIgeria,'in'the Markets large �
sable are trold_by the -b .ehel-abhes
drams as an article of'food. n Vendors haw
father •who is "Lear,"ser own' good • , to • the,
e'�
er "Lear'''' fatal fortune . with too,oertainly
ni the daughter veno' of ingratitude ; . tp'
beie• too: fond h da ekes a bad .wife:Wienae
nlihter •tot -
k ' ow many • married
e
PB °f -makes-b-bad-bile he non who
heir eon g -haat!' beaiaae too Toad
tam e of . Cairo. , In, modern
Bomb fresh gathered snails are . hawked b
women from door to •.door, and 'th y, the haeBand .from'•her mother and '.
whem saber. boiled 'mother. The i Boni o hie wife • 'What big
shells,. or stewed � their wisdom of, reeery
or fried is oil.;: bit of erne wisdom it is t e• • ow
.It i the. lights' flare andWithout it how
Spectator. • the duet flies 1-.-Lon/on
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..':U11�1DEA A' TROPICAL aux, ,
been wrecked en this. rook I -when 'the. wife
serve t e house -
Ives
s a common •sight to see in an Italian
city the People gathered•around- a nu
of baskets .filled: with sant mbar.
theia'. to be thrownils,' waiting shot:
fulcra largE iron pot Bue:;
pended'•over ante made between foaraton
Herbs and love:applea (tomatoes areadded:.
ee.
and when done the broth: ie'
;expeotantbystanders.. retaook ladles the•
int"She savory' As the nook ladles
y contortion heir:: -she- givea-
utteranoeto trade ariee
Mueioal 1rafeattess,
Of all tiro sooist nuisances inflicted ani.'
Leri ng humanity the musical fiend is•
the, most • obnoxious to ` sensitive matures
Re Is the more ..objeetionable . .area.
oannot.beWell. avoided, he require!' no oihe
l, like that inveterate., bore,. ,eseibll,:
-retailer-pf-etale ekes but the alt bpye him-
self and.1 . will sit 'b
diseemtnate all' round y hent•
were,: naconsoionely, the'ennoyin n'- e se"ii
of his personality.. ' g $genie. •
One Of the worthe st speoimens:of
man' who bet• the else's
head daring the perf t ae with'.
position, whether i Hoe of e
or a.. Wagner • rep era Ro ans 4o Be
ooaater P He' brit.'!
cane." Pert in the roan who- ,�',h'
Another horror in • the; obi
dividual:one Meets. in sociaLoirole
wildly- anaioue-to turn; the leaves
planiet, but being utterly unable. tt
the -player invariably does Soot th
moment and oocesionally• drops
pagee on eons the:
e floor; , which he picks
P peide down. ,
There is another specimen of th
who insists, . on ' learning the •nam,
piece played, only to' reoeiye. an it
newer from lie neigh'bor.,, W,h
:positively 1oathn*the man that in th
ei
once whioh follows the •performer
ng by aa'amateur of moderate F
edible remarks that he heard Patt:
on or'Catnpanfni (as the oath may i.'
t,9ong moat exquisitely
Then 'theis is' the gentlemat `Who i
n plagisrienne end always disoerninb
ere they do' not exist -.thea
ger,who invents caries, plgyet horn
finger, or whistles them and get
s
/Wee :prefeeeional fellows to Write
ven."
Perhaps, however, lie hue ,a gift . o
vieingg on the piano although, as 11
u; he dope het know a nate of riiaeii
gases, escape from .the room whi
sorbed in his taok;18 the only res
thertrying example of hie "bind: iE
anatory demon, Who tells his frien
edible undertone ell. about the
clen in course' of performance; his s!
is being sty utterly wide of the mar
l
aim one entertain murderous thong
the risk of being•oonsidered angel!
ay al'eo bo'stated that those ladiee
stently tan themselves without reg
beerhythm of the•-inutle; maintain
noes tl yielding motronolnio, tempo,
Y.cause a' great deal of distress
musicians • of nervous temperament.
May be Urged is palliation of the offeni
of these good people that their intentio
ire. ' good, aithoagh.their realization are t
causeof ninoh•sdffering to °there;.
An Interesting Child,;'
Brown-• ,
little boy. gWant t0 'tell' . you al;'obt try
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Jones-,Eaonee•me, my dear fehow, but
I've got to catch that 4,10 train and
Brown ;13e•ie the most ordinar
in ei<ietenee. /s"ever said Y °hi n
hie hfe end is remarkabl:a bright e.rdfor
his age . Y backward for
(They drink. together.)
• The' ager ftjI 0
taker-atitier'Case:
q he' .investigation into the charges of
County Registrar Eager against Judge
Wilier,'of the 'County 'of Halton,`' will be
•commence?° at. Milton on the 20th' inst..
the
before
co'mmie onerforney.teherai Johifstone:
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Mr.!•D)olliver=go yeti want to mare •..
tan titer?
feriae ? er? Hoa 'yen
any means of a ix b.
X have brillian , 1?reser. novo, but
1�dare eay, but suppose 1''don't Dolaiver
god ninny years what's, i die for •e
ofyoa.then Ts' , go1113g tti 118o01np
A, Youth 'Paul flo coral Reef'T.ran
•an Inhabited : Island.
staraued to•:
'A most remarkable •
islands,. show a growth , of. a
lretneform reefs in h d t -time reghired to
e Ocean to l °f
the'Paotfl' a ease. saltwater
reported` b: ce ' • are bodies of,land, ie '. •
y. ptain' Delap, of the Aineri-
can ,ship Yorktown, which touched. . at B -
tonIsland'aa_ Minch' .last. •The;Yo 09
hue just' arrived at • Band goo with ,a .
ge : oar o r k e, a s
g bf general merohandiee, and ,
Captain Delap. made °lose and careful,
n rvatlon,.:iiot�galy. o 'the inland'
f of"v .but o • ob' -
x es deo .• The first viait. to the is the
wee . Made by Captain Dua laod
arexs leter,:in '1824• , Re, namedytbe island.
er hie native city. While the Viand
an aeonrate curve . f' re he mad8
y o the•ieland,'as well.ae'
the outlying reefs;, Over which the e .
h'is••foot or a Olean breach at.t' ea made
Any co . •was ''without vegetation • orThe ife, and. haw
a waltz •been 'so marks av life; : l char se1..
d on•all navigators,''oherie.
Worthy
When the Yorktown approached
the:veeeel•a,.a i.,._.to; Pp !card t'aeislandu
Inns the
for: -the
follow
np and
of the
s great
them
with
tells
le he
the
conf4 has just been sentenced to tOrehie year°
who
ard
ing
to
It
he
'The petition against the •retuin of Mr., *
Edwards, ,(Liberal) in Russell has beeix ' •
Withdrawn,. '
The Scotch terrier Ply, Which is Pair
Bright's special pet, has not left him einoe
he has been lies 'day and night be*
asked by a deputation. fram
Poverty Society to favor a upo iotemptiote
believe that holding the breath partially
mente in thet • direction have not- been
exact enongh to be of any , scientific' value,
but I AM satitifled that it very eensibly
affects the. anionnt of 'insensible perspire -
tion. -4P. I., Wilder in; Icience.
... g, Beep away from that," Wad a teetaurent
keeper to an IriehMan *be whd standing in
:renter a iievelY arrived box ot Wilke,
holding his finger in eVident pain. !" What
are yon (Ming there anyhow? ' '
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and Which Wad the tail oti. 'that biota ager
-there in the Omer oy•the box." .
'been bit orlstung,' -Merchant l'raveller.
fret.] hie rather clerical father, treated
him to a .rather long !sermon at the Sunday
warning eervioe. " What did yOu think
„Of: my sermon thie morning, father ? "'he
asked hid reverend patent at the dinner -
talk) on their return home. , " Intolerably
ehioner. for going to sleep over each an in.
Motion. " " 'That's what I thought when
you /int' preadied it, father. I. dug it • up
oot ,of your barrel this morning. 0,f-
lieligicnti Medd.
'13. Aloes of Coldwater, Allah:, has
reified 4,000 pound° of hOree radish this
year; and • expecte t9 • refee five 'timed at!
next seaeon. tle rune factory,
'Where the job of grinding Ind bottling' its.
Viee :in Hap world is that on Ituft Bents FA '
San Diego: Cal,, -to• Chicago, a distance qt.
brewers; heVin'g taken nrobreSe at "'Ante, •
Ments made by Rev. Wm, MoDonagli in 'Ill •
Scott Act Sertnoui preached in the Pion*
Street Chureh ,on Sunday, had taken pro-
aeedings against the., tevotend gentleman
--Intending litiggents would" de wel/ to
Calf Case!' bore Iowa, which is , liOW' for
the. fifth time to be taken to the Snorer:4e
court. Tbie oath was hegin in 1877 end ...
the ' calves invellwri were, vetoed at 445.,
Already, the litigation over the tnettet hail
The Riphtheria Epidemic.
The latest informetiori remitted by Dr. .
Err*, Secretary Provineial Board : at ,
Ifealth, from Powasean, Ont., and the
ilOinity et North ;lay shows that diph- •
oocurred during the past f,ew days. Dr. ,
Board et Eioalth,, will riTort" on the
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