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-Joel eAvegyire for yoii- -
- Altithe time a-fetilin' blue; .:1.
W4Shin' for you7-wonderIn' when
You'll be eornin' borne Men- -
Restless, don't now what to do, -
400 a-wearyin' for vou 1 - - •
Room's so lonesome with yofir_chair
'Empty by the fireplace there, -
Je4t1 cant stand the sight ofit ! • -
- thilout doors an' roam a bit.;
' B 't-tlie woods is lonesome, t00 -7r- ...
. :le '-d-wearyilf foryou i -
it - - •
Coines'the Wind, with soft caress, --
Like the-rustlin' Of your dress; . -
Blossoms fallih"-to the ground
• Softly. . like your footstep sound.;
V4bletslike your ekes 80 b11187-
• - JCS' a-wearyin' for you! 9 :.:
lOrnin' comes • ' the birds awake --
• Le to slug so for your sake 1
But there's sadness in the notes
-_ T at comes thrnlin' from their threats;
Seem to feel your absence, too- '
.JeS' a-wearyire for you.!
E),,Ipliirk! comes .1 Miss you more .
- When t .lark go:Wins in the'door ;
s4enas"2 ':ife you orter be : . ,•.-..
There t 11n it forme! -
- lxiIph g ..49inklin' ; thrills methrongh-
. S ts moyMayire tog you, !, ..- . _ _ • -
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Js' a-wearyin' for poi-
!. the time a-feelin' blue;
N't, ishinTfor you--Wonderin' when'Th:
u'll be_comifi-': home agen
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tleSsdon'tknow what to do -
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--azweAryin: for you • -
.Pran,.,- L. gtai0on,, in,' Attalita Constitutioni
Lune Girls. - -A
Whe e -have -they gone to -the little eirlg,--
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. Wit 'natural -manner and natural curis l
Who love their dollies and like their toys,
And talk of something besides the boys?.
-LIM ' old -women in Plenty -t find; -- . -
laatalre in manners and o:ct-of mind,
Littl":) old flirts who talk _of their " beaus"
An.dArie with each other in stylish, clothes. .
Ong in the beautiful long agO,
' Sornii dear little ehildrenj used. to know:
Girl who were erry ailambs at play;• -
And la.ughed a rollicked -the livelong -day.
The3 thought> tV• 1!„ of the " style " of :their
t -- . ?
etothes, •••ii,e' ' ' ', • ' ' . .
-. The neVer imagined that boys were " beaus ,•!'
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Ovier girls' brothers" and "mates' were
they ; - - -
SpIe did fellows to help them. play.
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_ - Virh re haVe, th.ergonetol If you see
• One of them anywhere send'her tame.
I W ul d give a medal of purest gold -
To qne of those dear little girls of old,
Witth an innobentheart and an open smile,
- Wh kLioN‘s not,. the Meaning of " flirt !' or
,
- f3tyle'_- - •
curious con.(ensations. •
.. . . • .
4 -Aglaia has no silver mines..
N miae makes wo.eden bottles.
4
leseander had four icindiiiif artillery.
Portugal's royal crown is worth $6,500,,
oo
Af teaspoonful. of baking .. soda, dry,. will
curie hiccough. - ' . • - ' -
VOWS SI
as 1Ss a Faenity That e
Stronger Sex Lacks?
MINIM
WOMAN AS A' WORK OF ART
"vrritiesr• Rather .earrastic :Medd
in.seneements--,i.unt • Fteptiesies itecuie
_For making Waffles.
E..R A 1.4 10,-Y„
speaking woman 1a
-pushing_te t,tfoint:'
in the tar, -..itiztes
of serious'. - tieaver
.•With • a.. ....tepidity
:the
steerage maeculine-
.inint le 'marvellous.
_
and ineOmpiehen-
-siblei: That ?she
should :attain -ant!,
ehicg more than -•-e
moderate success" in.
htisineeli ptstpuitele
altogether •-ificont7
••0614ble -:!4!).4 Otte.
.uenception of the feMelet. capacity, We ef
. the- opposite - .sex have -been . Went.: to look
-upon w_o tuaniest a p13.*eical •- and intelleeinser
weakling, ad: a.reiog incipe:ble of more than
a_ amni7iotgest. In the. ,sterner quee demi 7 of
life; and as eine.who,..even.tit. the milder and
!Warning' y: mote: appropriate, "Spheres-T:0f ort;
hi -usually .aetisfiecl With the. --:inerest
tantelem.• •
The --Most obvious .-Oharticteristies Of the
feminine intellect, eiys Banco°, are delicagY
of perceptive power .aed --••rapidity ef move-
ment-, • He aisetts the.t-Weman.sees,e thous. -
antthinge whiCkeedeps .a :man, and that:
she - is 0 -Wirer -sighted._ .-everi, ;physically.;
lidereeve.r, nhat weinen: differ from Men,*
having far more varied, subtle -• and : ituMer‘
ohm inlet* to knowledge, upen which they
rely, --reinember..- and
reaeon from previous i.experience,'as -a met-
doee.:-. The tenitile -intellect "walks directly
Atiratitmci" tetulinlaultit.
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To deb.,-colirs en it random is not 1-
and we cannot.. toe.frequently bald apes
Angiiler curies sleveidy. exeotiteen,
unwholesome atisiosplere • and • wOodeny-
effe-Os are -altogether . abominable. lady
hae. joinid the centOrtionist schools
Her isOut ensemble my bO superfidally d-
febti,t4- but in detaiiis I:toil*.
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-" The sensetien - of the season premised
to be aehieved by,Mise exhibitor
.whoilse Work, we bAlieve, he never yet been
seen:in London. Her method is -bold and her
Outlines ire clever.: Theoeloringle
but hitt lligentlyrestrabied,and sae Poise!**
a eentittous really& 'Which cannot but beep -
Oriented. .
"The Widow contribute. 13017120
exoellent enamel- work this year,: and her
pate -sur -pate. pl%ques•-afbet Salon possesses
mneih merit. Unfortunately, as we have
observed before; her: glaze is •ritill fanity,
and lundee nnfaverable conditions is opt to
er.aakin • "-‘ • -
' Lunt .EItpgibah's -Recipe.
all4..-140erot *to
1014 04:
.0.0a TEAT -ODD .QATHBa
ANNY.B. WARD
writing from 400
In Paragnay,•eays
Arrived et theestan-
-cia;,..Whieh,- by the
Way, rejoiced under.
the- jem-hreaking
title ..of "Gansu Cla; y .4 -
ant ce, n te-r n g
through t 'he .frent
doer of .the dada to.
dismount), koco
kg to eastern, in the
our .elfitC-
:-terles were greeted
• With the. ,i.welcome
- -odor , -of - impOer,
, already steaming
upenthetable. -Evi-
dently' .WO were ex-
pected to lilt down to • 0.4- Once, but gained
eur host's resinetant -consent to 'hake off an
enter cseathr.g of the day's dust and wash eur
tre.vel,steined. 'hands ant:Welk Then,- re- -
patrieg. b_aetily .; to the comedor
reoni) we found •eur ...impat.ientlyewaiting
eritertaineis_ greedy -stetted upon : -benehes
around the" -festive beard. The.pitte table
was neatly ;:covered -with White oil•Oloth,
and _at eaeli glace -(rilatee there were tient)
was an enormous wooden.spoon, . *hie&
would hold, per.haiks, half a plat ;r:while •in
'.the centre nacked a -great dish .otjerked
beef, with, ern11 ;fipples, slices ef pumpkine,
beans,.: garbanin and vartons other edibles,
'stewed - with . and piled Around it. • t3ma1l
gontds. of •Chffl 'Rance,- *Made from ripe
tomatoes • and -em1I green • peppers, ,-w_ere
scattered Oast; ren.t ..-mandiees root
&towered fer bread, and a huge Mug of cane
ruin .circulited .•• •
Mies 2Helen Holcomb (io-aolortd i3eelc and.
preparing to *linty, aboub'.
thole beantiftd •wiffiee _ you. make. .-,IXo w •
many eggs ? • • -• .
. Auntie 1.1eptibah-.---Well, Mks-.
dab 'pond. 'pen wheddah-dei hen le leyin.
pulity ..wellie.,- net: :Ef :do is. I tta'atly
use free,' en'• ef !ley isn't I .0se two, er-ebein
anet- • • • • •
MLau
Heleitz--Atid how muck milk 1:- .
Aunt Hopelbeh•Well, X Plittaway- de
milk ober nightiti dab der - littleIpitoheh fe'-
de:wellies, and ef he oat dean' get' at it -
drink as far des*ri as she giti her bald inter
de-pi_tchab I uses it all - ; en' ef-ohe do Ines
.* "Witte wahm wattalaile-ordiet' ',What", she
dond-drunk.: • Mia. Helen -And "
butter! •• ••• • -
!fr-- Anal) ;. ye". • ha; b' belt
butbah fe Wofflee. ',Pelt poivfat
geoidfryin' --hentiny -gteatin. grid-
dled, -an' it's geoid fo' a huhu en' for eilin'
do -be'l het tOP ' .1ase. t' b.b buttah fer
-Wofileis.. -. •
Mies Helen -And- salt? •
Aunt Helizibah-Oh, yes yo' hog
-bah saib. Oookin' '11009. inight ,ifunny
'thotit ealb, - •• - • •
Miss Hilen-And- how maoh
biking -
powder? • • . • ..
Aunt ef » deers bin a
thrindih-sbOhm:in de night, et de widdah'e
)307, *abut; - er yo's _ bin ceekin' _ pickles
roun de .kitchen setrak de -milk, yo'
dean' use no bekin' 1-powd4h 'b all; jes'
leetieltarrattte,not toe much:so Ns nnik
de wellies taste ob:.brimstons, like doy'd bin
baked .b.er de Iterstal fiith and look de °gnat.
'-ob. yeah Miele Eptirnin When he:. done- got
de lender's, bist.jeea leak bit. An' ef .
does tin bakin powdah Ws. :auctsidin' t".
de "mouut. ob •fionah. 11119/1.'•
'MIAs -Helen-And how Much deur, 'ele you
use,- auntie ? s: • . .
• Atint Hepzitiah-4ee ennif, honey. ; -
"snuff.' - • - . -
- • - Just itik. a Mini: 2.
I once heard' a. Man Bay' that he aottisilY
could not otiejare up . a happier existenee
than:that 'of -ta, pretty girl- With barrels Of
money -to spend . for lately - gowns and.ple=
tut° :hats adia all those dear libble.gewgatrit
thet woman .adete. " . • .• - •-•
Now wouldn't It be jolly sun .if that --ad!
Miter _Of Well-dressed *teniinieity, timid be
pia inti women's --clothes end.- sent 'down
town In a rainstorm SUDO Auk.? -.How nice
and oeintottabletied feel with eix yeaide et -
damp dreg's:. Metals! *flapping -again's:it his
ankles, leaving tittle-. Found- pies- -Mt • hie
Ssecitinge and making bim wendet • if be
Were:704)g through fon......itichee of. water 1
Hew he'd almost .weep whenhe.thought of
the $10 Werth of feathers -On hi. hat that
Were ruined -beyond repair 1- HOW- Mad he'd
get and hew . • . . -
-GRIND HIS TEETH
anagoed valnetion of the!,--Stottes in
15.0 wee $24249,.585.304.
Pailadtalphia'-hto dealer says ; theta ie.
lea t profit, inselling silk -h.att.
4erniank--, ;prohibits_ the employment ot
ii Men on governMent works. -. .
• 'he. Most extenswe. mines are 'those: Of
Saiony, The galleries( . hive:123 inliee 1431
leri .th. - . - .. " • •
migration • from European -Rusalit- - to
r1 Is is on - the. - increase, and. -reaohed
,900 io 1892 - . - - - •-•:-."- - - ,
We than $1„000;-.000-. Is invented in.„club"
*. ht- pee and • duck-sheiting --feellities.*:aleng.
_
.., th4),Ohesapeake, by. • 7 . • ..' L ' , . .
• Thia observatory On Mon4 -BIAS • already
. • retoorts pioef that there It no oxygen In. the
-attneephere of.: the sun. . , - ' - , :
• .-: [The largeet oil-irate:house In . the British
. ,kingdein is WentWortit Weed 'Hattie, W.hieh
•-:'-bdienge to -Earl Fitswiliiam.... --.. -.• ' ..
• lin.c.ca fi#hing: is prohibited In this State
7Of- Wsehington . between 6. -p. D.2:-Oi'Satur-
- - d y'.e.od the game: _heir Ott- Sunday. • -_-••
InMenutacthriug•socupation-the average
:. Ufa- of sOiipboilere ' isthe highest, and that
.o „pled-stoners:takers the -levies& -: ' -
- II It
111
Mid uncenciously•-:
, • . -
• BY MORE . .
and -a More: refined and -more . trusted int*
Men te.en. end to which men's Minds grope
carefully and plodlingly ..alcsog,''• And
Hazlitt- affirms that. *Omen have More of
whitiecielled good teas than nien#4eing
lees iinplicated In theories,
end: judeog
-object. • more -.1r,Ors.,,,their- iminedleate and
involuntar•y•.tcapreniiin on the: mind, and
therefore, he contiands judging More: truly
end: naturally.• "They -: cannot_ . teann
wrong, for iheyido not tiepin at --. -
*French proverb bide; up take the Stet
'advice- of a wont and not &CV seeond.
This; proverb . Archbishop: :Trench deemed
one 0! great wisdom. - :Said. he, the raeotinil
commode, spinet .which: we -.ere:Warned;
went& spring from her tenoning, "- and In -
this she is mut* inferior:: to -man.; iti
intiiitieneabove all,
Women gutting no far," having ...What Mon-
taigne ascribe"' . :to her 44 '4#01Yrif prints-.
gitgierii" the leopard's opting; Whioh T takes .
its_rikey; if it be to take it et. all, -10:the fink
bound.. ' . • • •7:- • _ -•
--10 may be 'said general Way that, in
vedette -its de mending 'iquickneel enctdecisive-
ness-0 thought and 'settee, -woman with her
iirtproved Oppottn.nitiee must soon - • •
toyigitoottE Tstitrnaratrimen.-
• •
The Biagio of comp:amid interests :
The Burgomaster Of kittenwaide, a town
the . Mark of Braudenburg,.. has found
a melold 'records -bearing .the &beset the
- years 1562 id 1549, the first being., state,; .
Ment of Moneys due_ by the city ei Berlin
tt the townef Bdittenwalde and the second
-
° funds advanced , by that town to..the
then roigniog peace, the-- Elector- Joachim
of -Brandenburg. lb ix rebkoned that,. taking
' . eeinpound interest into account, the debts
Worti*st present represent *, a sum - of *3,500
11111..rdii of markt, and •iti is stated that
• t e Burgomaster intendputting forward
claims en on behalf 6 'the town: -The -toad-
•Meus opinion is, Avower, that he =would-be
non -suited_ after ¶hittlapie Of time,- even AI
, the, debts eouldbe legally proved. -
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. A Snap for
The Republic ef Vroguay li abo' to to
sne a, new.- postage- stamp, an order for
,000,000 stomps _ of new ,designhaving
gen recently gtven'to an Eoglieh &tn. It
hithe praetice among the S aiith and
-dentral American' :Republics, under these
ircuniitatces, to sell hawed ttamPsf to
European collectors, the. Republio' •-of
endures- making as much. as $25,000 in
.89-1 ever. a, deal of -this kind... Seeing
bat .$25;000 represented; a little Mere then
all the -national .revenne for itheYear
ained, the Minister of Finance it Honduras
as. DO irmall reason .to Masi the braze
et foreign stamps tileh stied. 111 Europeen
ountrio.'
• Blamed a the Bacteria.
Ba-lteria are likely- be blemed . for all
• -
the ills that Leh.. is .,heir :Va. Profaner
Schenck:noir maintains that what wii_oaira
l!'s cold 1' is r4ially due te the - :Mt&
• 7
1F.*
1 than the amall- .noio that is mad. 'Of lidate
and even its .1voldenee In the Preparliso
feed' • Thougb,fint,oeweby them -040 revs-
*, *maw, hitter is sintoot unknewits
and nebodreente -of su,oha.S. as eating
breed and milk. :Having -nolo ,Am *brim*
berries at dinner,' 1 hippened -te meatialt
Senor Valdez that In -the United Strata
'fruit is eaten With -tram. • , Had I told him
'that rattlesnakes were a :fumed* -ertlade -
with my countrYinen, he :Could -pet home
appeeredinere shieked and .leteniehed,for
in Paraguay therein. Indiegui vrho 'oensider
i -
serpent flesh a tpotheeme more:emu to N.
es peessinine r es V!~ (it is intpoisitiler
Ib ispoison)), he OW oddly, thlnkiivg. hie
credulity -was tiehig.impated ripen,
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AGAIN. PPERING RIO.
Oodieitt Of attcoess, lPushing
-Oinipitign Actively.
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THE SUNKtili MAN OF :WAIL .
.B.eavy - artillery. , ,fire. .continues daily.
:Forte Villegaignon and Loge -have been
greatly- battered. •
The foreign. diplomats'consider it impose. '
sible to take further steps for the,:probeceicei
of 'life and. proterty, and the -naval nom,
menders; .cencur Ilia the gOAOrAl.0111A1411'Sligoh.
!avert letting both -sides .pinceed withatta
lia:oinyusfonlin,t.abeohirceito-inbo_te: etward,.rencetk. ,alltettra -74.feet.114
Admiral Gams, who recently jottedthe
insurgents; oapflimi. •the telegram . Of kith
week, :Baying that De Mello is disposed to •
wait until the eod -of the revolunon :au&
then take a lilisbiedite 0 the ,country on the
question" •ef a;metwarchy. . . • ' •
-- The •in.turgents are confident) ed .success;
they have captured Bage tin theprovince of .
Rio Grande.deSuly and are making pro-
greis northwards. • •
President Paixote is .preparing for a
born defends ef Rio de.tieneire,„ and .stateis •
that he Intends fighting te the Int, and 'that
when his -ships ;arrive 'heexpieste--victory.
- All 'bulling.a ii-sufferingsevereiyand every,
biome& le stagnated. The .firianciel :potion*
of the flovernment 1..tiitetetilt, the treasury
Is exhausted, and the fact that Pernamibitect
'hes been deciared in o state' of. ,stiegoilskeve
the spread of the movenient. •
- The Javary,- the rebel vested sunk by: .
PeixoteSguns; was an tren :armored target -
ship of 3;700 tens she _carried lour 14),inch
Whitworth muzzle -loading rifle - gun, idz
5 -inch rapid-fire pis andfiventechine.guns.
The .Javary had 2200,horn power And liek
12 ineheis of armor.. She was a powertal.
vessel, of Ilghb draught and suitable for
coiset defence *or river .service. She wow
;built iti France 1- 1875. All 'her crew
petished.
-By Way .olt.Ceastraste
-The world:reedit in the :newspapers that
Mr. W. K. 'Vanderbilt sete 1111 MO 'Week
for a teD-111021the MeDifie on 'the :laigegt and
handeemest 'steam .yaohe •afloat. He taken
with hire a Patty of • gueets, and -it is easy
for any one" of imeghlation to conjure up the
perfect indelletwe end tan in which ihe
luxurieue patty *Ill glide through the blue ,
waters of the_ Mediterranean, coolieg their
bestial thirst's with iced wined, appegaing
their • recurrent hungers " with :ornamental .-
viondsi ,and listening to vanilla 'from the
romantic The •eyliarite.s of ancients ,
days knew no treater rapture then. 'the
,Messret. Vanderbilt, Belmont, Rutherford,
Webb, Beach end -Key* will • expert-. .
erica during ` their verso. It ,wonist
be .. 'extremely • .our and .inerchistic
to envy -them their rhapOinen or to
hint fOr Moinent- that they :di) net deserve
It. They ere all notae,genblemen,thaesksve -
labored thieugheut-their lives for the good
of mankind, theyhave steed Were the
world it examplee of Industry, philanthropy
and uneelfiebrien, and now, afar 'untold,
..deptivetiOne and herculean labors, they are
salting away to quiet sees .to A well :earned
rest, and the oongratedeations and - -geed -4
wieliet of all imankind go •With theta. It
Was theughtfnl and generous Of the daily,
newspapers:la describe to their readers the
beautiful plans of this., piehtig "arty. It •
le Comforting reading far 'the peupere in the
downtOttutimidt- The :meabenfo who gets D
halfhenr at -noontime in which to _eat soma
Stele breed and cheese wil be eriaenrageod to
renew his toil -when-he wideof hew Mr.
Beaoh or Mi. Belmont . Will teaks • thekr
1161031,11 each •- afternoon -,.e.tnid pale soak
atishieni in a white' -arid gold •aabin after
-eating t.liemielvei into s-ociaditienot drawl&
It -fact; :most gratifying to all
society to -too* that :a littlie -comptny
worthy. men, men -of groat intelleet, groat
character-and:great oharity, Are to f*xperP
once •sdelt perfect bliss. • The -canaille- -wilt
"labor more blithely , for .1k -smiting et ttl, -and
even the a/161.61st Will chortle in :his joit
bearing et that ten Menthol' telp threugk
seas Of chinipague• •We are told tbat dittos
are hard. . They Are_l_snietliinks, ratio, toofth
for the Kees* Vanderbilb, ..Behunit,
Rutherford,- Webb, Beach: And :Keyea.--
Nita-York Town Topics.
FROM . MOUTH TO • MOUTH._ I.
We Made 'an -ereellent sniper; .einitting
the -runs; 'with lase diffieulty than 'Might be
imagined from .1 the -- absence. of platei
and cutlery; . each flhiiog his big spoon
Once or twice frem . the general supply
ef the central' platter, oecesionslly swing
his bit of mondiece..- root as a sert • of
chopstick', 'or his fingers 1 calm ef emer-
gency.: At the _cenolasten of the repast
servant -Who had been standing perfectly
motioning throughout the Meal behind his
maiter's'obair,like ea -breezed statue in bet,.
tered drapery -suddenly clasped Mr -bands
a and broke bite a -• loud prayer or " graCe,"
with all the gravity of • a .bishop. • .,This
mintier of performing:one's devotion by
:prixv; _so tit. speak, . was net unfaniiller *to
me, -having:Met with it, years ago, in the
*Aide of Oast& Rica. ." It is .generally :..m-
ployed in the rtiral -disttiots of Paraguay,
end alweysteudnds-Me of -the very .sensibli
remark made._ .by the Chinese -Minisbeeto
the United 'Stites • when 2 he attended his
firet Washington ball. It* was a 'warn*
evening, and the mandarin- loolied with
astonishment 'upon .the well-dressed mob,
who Were Outing and . peropirliag,in-• the
wait a and . inn onntly - inquired- : Why
don't you' have your stestoranti.--, do that? '
Ia my country we hire 'snail hard -work
,
date." :
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FEW 0114,EION- - LUXURIES. -
agelinsb her,:ond,etond „en an equality
if nett. eiditival her male competitor;
in 'ergo- demandingdeep and.
earnest thought and vire .ratiocinabipn, she
mueb inevitably fag _short of: the required
, ••• .
Woman iaj adapted to buelnees.life, only.•
in je far aa her 1ntnIblve•faculty : May
moulded ' &Winn requiteinente. Ner
does, this fact eet a Mean limit te. her aspira-
tions. 040 01 tat .inosit valuable qualifice,
tient one . can poison. In =.the:„.witrki.st-day
-world It the .ability -le read *stagily the
'character of 'then: With *horn rver-- aro
brought into nritect, and thiSis orikot- the
finest -,esperatimw ef the feminhte-
Went. -. • - - _ • . .
r0t X isheall-.take youradvkie,",-- said
CoIo-
ridge- Iv-lady:Upon Whose judgMenti- from
constant • experience : -•-ef its reotitude, -.he
Could rely almost.e. on an orale, "1 shall
aet upon yoneepinion„-for,I am sure yOu sire
/IOW right-. 7 -Bat- as to, .yeur fore ea be. -
conies" -kindly- 'leafs them_ to -Me . tot. -find
out."' • .•.1- . . ••• •-•
• woman as Swirls of Art.
Knee Ihe Very -oomMeneement of the
world,: writes LinkMaii" 'in -London-Truth;
woman:has been .1telated-end
a. great Variety 'of Wept .
. "It is Mt privilege to have been . able to:
:deiLle yet another Methed.„ •
111 View of :the exemaiivo-Linoreas-e. of the
Ule Of Paint, paste, powderft: and Other ae-
leeptiveembelliehenttI propose that 'woman
.shaltfor the futurs.lisconideted purely- at
Worltelart. • •
Thus, in amieuilobig that the Dtchess. of
BabYten,Aias returned. to town . for - the
season, the_ paragrspli witad be worded- as
folio**, - : - •
•
"Yesterday, the Danttesei Of Babylon in•
-augatated her•fertir-bhir& exhibit!** hi Bel -
grave Squerei and it Is no Alight' praiseto
essert thit she her . -:former
high average. Iter:outves(sto-alitays bold;
if at tiniel-audaelone ; the-
. ,
'PUSS TINTS 41111 Exclomprr,--
and th.e. heir. effeCts. clever, thigh *hoe
a • • " •
'When he'd find his hist Sunder gioiesipitti.:
through •the paime benne .they were jtuit a
little. bib. too .tight to weer when one wanted
to :holdup rone's dresi isa one band and gratiti
an umbrella isa--the other! • ,Whei . tiny
atom f Self-teeOe.c1) he'd.: have when his.
little: untitled: ':and Made -a streight--fringe-
04er his eyea . and., around .1118.00er And
seVenteen-..peckete-
khen his One and5-bandkeichief "slid _mil)
frem:-iitiderhis earns And fell -with • a:splash.
into the very -deeriiist •mad puddle in the
whole 'bieckl He'd -feel so pstfeatl help,
leatsind . hate -bitneelf ,•se: violently that-. you
May be ettre he'd ;dip into his masculine
germ.** more - thankfulness them be
ever befere -.experiential& • . • .
The only eime whenwerl: enjoys a ratilk
--rley is ,when. We isa the :night and she oak
hoer bbs raindrep...piay: on.: the wind,*
p.enee before she.goes to sleep.• "
When, one.entere a. cold teem after-: sing teifie woolly. Her breadth tone
iheafed thi, bacterial's% it fisok to the warm -I admirible_, whilst -itIgnity-if-:00111p-osibletz
body and and enter -1y.- the openverse- of the .,prose-rve&
ibm.- Whatever May be - said of. the .tention to. detail* and to14nerel-fhileb."
hypothesis,., he oeeroi_to _twin .provid by et- .1 Other- notion 'might. alto -rat thus.. ,
Iperieoce- that- bacteria in: the - ntighberhoOd ' "-Mrs. •-contribetes two dingli
1 of .* .wirmbodY- moves toward tt; The eon. tiers this eeesen, who Minuet be;eerieusl,y
enteker.: may -derive ileMe_ oilinfOrt reworded otherwise • then-ta:potbeilers. Ib
I from', the fact-. that -tiebaccts - -it inimlfustto is to be regretted:that an artist Who has
. . .• ..diepleYed unqueslionable-ability.M1 previous
t - -• • - ' Occasions: should.' je.Perdize her, reputiitien
At Pert Elgin ea. ;Saturdey ilet#1$14.0111 by.. turning „out lot* trtabYi -f1001113'Icerkas
-
off r. 6.
Liberale„ 440 George' by -tho CeneertetIvel, bi•g-. She'is • Iiiereolier,-. re ca Of- iv
and btoNangtonn:- by the Petrone -work irkioei. -in.. stud
• &tatty,- -13poeches.Were made bys.• thercandiHer conateoiseit:1. "sit,
i &OA and:Ifeesre.--Jas. Mektugen; 4ered, her panting lumpy. *Sild her .pir-
D*-9*-11*: 0414-Pb•lif- Itfril! Pi • aplietita ill lenity:I_ the II anibitieativith910
MArteri: 9.‘74. polieseing: !- If Mre: 'ever -hopes
T. 0. ()Artie.: -• : - - - to be, tang .upeit the 1W-ies- she intuit 'Vastly
Mr. 0. A. Goiffiletifq 0..• Wei- tendered-. -.thipt070, 'Upon her %past: and 'her preemie:
lineh.. all • Montreal en S *turdst en the - brm,91: - • _
eecisidoa'othit Sebk.-bhihday• Mbeckair *Or.: GO Stlio**044.-.
eocnplsdby Mr..14ader. • • • ity. sad la •
_
. infer in tisimielants.
I - .EidentOolliery viliege 14."the mirth :of
Scetland. -.0olliet (Landatador),... etnployed.
in-thetning neat by,, ie discovered -.tending
by the open door of hiscattage;in- °Ovens*.
lion With the . villege Pellaeman. (of High!.
land ' end how
will sho do to -day, lettataffeir
. And Will
iehe pe.workhag piety' ti • ground se far as
thief whet. talieeni Will pe r0. -"Tut.,
man, uo It's- el: bo$e (empty) belOw. here,
laeg syne?': Bele-1 oh '1" And
-If she was 'book:whit for was she MI felt iti
ti pe sure 1" 011•,-,-! Obh. . Wit
wale' 1, 'se long as .'-the water's -belealor It,
ye low" • -water 1 -water? , Oh,
dear, if ta• water Was tei :try Op 'A--pody
Would pe far. -safer 11 ta- -Hielan'iwhittefter,
forbyi. -
• • ,t
•_Tsibiecioth.Of tilliteatte Of 4110o.etape•••
frequent atm -0.000e plienotneners. -ab
Aps.000-ed Hepel. ai queer mieb. whiOh-
overhang" Tabis Mountalu, and is known as
"the taideolothe" The milli 'which -grabs-
14110 collect over.the mousatain we/4,1We
suffer* aver the -perpendicular midst : of bbs
teWering. pile of ' rookie :drepphiat over the
edgeOn fold., exactly likeia piseerof fabric;
Then 1 -..-the Winds begma to roar andlash
friginents ben the-: edges -,Of the.f!.01011,".
until lb I.1. filialittY: tern to. &Cele : ,This
siegular atniesplierf�:. freak is usual _.stelt
. . •
:on . this eiterneont. of . very hot-
WorthingtOn's /11k/getinek- : • - -•
• -Give the;Pars,guay's,n :plenty :Of Mate, beef
"-m
and andion, -in the order --owed as to
their itiectadty, -ssnst bis want. are well -sup..
plied: 'Mate is wirer served at meals, like
:the Oltia00.:leat ." with .us, but always an
etteit-riageMpaniment Of . cigars, between
meals; at:: bedtime,- end hnritediately- upon
awakening in the -moaning. I Their forted..
yield A. wild 'abitudauce of it, native t:ietittires
eipplart theist -tie with little mare on their
verb; and mandtoce is..very eiteilyoultiVatedi
"Little:else is grown but tobacco, cern,
erenget and. ineleenthe letter, though
eniall,r. of delielotts. -flavor.. -Coffee of esi.
pedals- excellence . grow. Weill :in '• Para,.
gutsy, but tbeteire only two or three
coffee _plantationht:. the ,whole country,
Banines. iand .pine-appl*„. are ales well
.otiltivited on a limited -scale,- and. nowhere
in _tbe World de they attain - greater- -prin.-
tion, - Shtlf) off- so bang, Stet) by the - -policy.
Of Spain and afterstsitel by that of the Die
tatore, from all co.aiMmiistions ;with other
-
lands, the :PaTagnayans I have almost no
kno.wiedge of foreign battles; The-iligais,-e
Is eitnply perfeot.- Hat*. 'work is • mit re•
quird to keep the' wolf from the doer ; and
Withan womb* dance. and '-the frequent
fiestas of the Chtirch to break the. monotony,
-they dreemlite away tranquil 'fashion,
firmli ; *standing themildves that here- is
the true elysitim.
. The -..Aultrials. eteamer Liss%
bOundr-for Rouen, France,' has- been Ist et
the -f closet Torimgal.. NO. Oetalls are -
given. $he was alessel- ot...960,tons;
It Is Stateitat thei -Foreign 'Office at Lei-
den that: there fp .ne Until repOrt-
thafthe Mt tquitof " Dufferinwonld-summed
Sir-guitatt-PaguicolOtestWohingtow
, . • .
. SOME ODD OATHS.
•
. •
We ere yet -Within the Amite of -the
.Mistioneeind the fittest Old church theve
leen 11 within walking .distance -:from :the
Oaia GMeau•Oaphtion, rIbe :Wood -work,
nearly --black- with age -1 and :elaborately,
guyed,: IS especially heoutifults for the ex. .Fair GIrl Graduate -Why .4o they call it
toilette color Mid -.fine lettere- of the Pets- oemmencement, pal • • • •
guey Woods reader:them invaluable for sash .F0tber--Beeause those *he graduate :just •
ptirpoie,- as well - as almOst. Indestructible, ceninienoe, . to .•diecover ',white they . Z00% ,
**song many traoes loft hereabouts- -of the knew is pretty :-sittsch st,11 there Is to Una *
order that doininat d Paregny • -for 150 ihis life, '•
year., aside -',from' the: patthwohel• oneteme,-
one -.- et the mast): amusing .11 the
wAY- the people - anfes0,: men -end
womo-n, - with :equal '.readiuess, After the
veheinent :feeble* .- of the fethersr.," 13y
the Holy TrinitY,'.' -"By the immeeciote
Corecet•t_iion,_ 44. By :the hentrails• "of. Jesus
10hriet.” :Ocolisionally One inn •11- the -.411.
lege .0"-Matfrom.-.0iatriatiyet father inland,-
dtessed isa thetoositume of Frioncle"..time 2
shert *est' and j ticket) hardly..covering the
eheulAet blades, iskin4ight tip:wane And
pokittid.het„Sizteeiiiitolies bigb,. f- •
.TH11:41,1C-111DII‘ CARRY .404-ai
-
basket,O.Uthe.conntry.-is an
eit.hide, :With • itS fOur. drawn -to-
gebliet antl- fastened, se that hi*** be slung
open a pile and :..-carried by two . min; or,
'more- oomnionly, two -women.. Every
"ceneeivable- • eosin -edits'. •. is- transported
thronigh. the Streets. ita- way, •even the
pelvirlesd yerbs„ Metal* and Oisilistuntilti,
etead af in bete. :or: bevel., es :in ether
part* Of the w�rl& - Tnou0h- the country
abetted.* Woo sadiron, hide Is .etillptbe
faveitteletbstittitel Or ',both - well :as ter
Comiteneemott.
The gtinboot Dryad, '•ef 1,070 tone, Was
launched' it the Chatham ,dociltpards en
Saturday.- She is expeeted to tlevelep
speed_of 20 knots per „
An experiment. with tin bars of fres
eepsorated.by *-layer -of -chiral& eked. eel*. „
jeoted to. a.etirrent -051 anpares si Volts
has resulted in Eine ber,-the tathede„ twin
converted lute steel on tile tide isezq Ws*
charadal„ ; while the other bar, :the sactdoil
raniainedliniffeeted. This was after -three
.bours of heating neasr _ the--cutrent; AndAs
one of a -series of .:experiments •carrled'estit
recently by. Gensler, -Which no likely to
bead to bettor -understr:ndig of -the priteil-
'pies --underlying- -the_process ;el --oelivertlaye
iron 'Into•Eteel.
, ttntil repent rare alcohol; Watgeneralty -• -
need for preeeryhig 'mimosa ef -fishes twit,
naturalists, but .olitter things sre-zow
Its p'ace, The_ best of these Appears to
selutien et acetate of soda; whit*" Is
on the filth each' layer ef the fish
:being covered with it in tan. Pt
Hesary d'Orleaiis used this preeervidIve
rape and many other things. Nothing in ging bit. travois in Itide-Ohinitand .1.
dram regime Is aisle- asteigsbiag to -me 'excellent. $
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