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\liftable Hints tor the • Tillers of the
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(99oViled by e tee agriculturist.)
trailer ihe
.. The treuhle este:rice:owl lei not farmers
„ With the•Pretent ereetrag eeriecrop, added:
:to that 'whelk hat4 reeedee for two years
• Peet in the same direetitee ellibuld attach
rest weight wiat e.„ ere' t niehtful farmer
in deterneining the (weetien 'whether there
,• PC:1 great atuutl i to making a.
heavy corn °roe and tee litzle heed given to
• growing the 1ti(.4 ::••asive• and often more
• prefitable deep ef ;he grasses. At no
time will there b';.n. ateetute tenure Of
the grass oroneeeletree,... '-re is a city
e of any consider, e,.:te '..« ling- supplier;
• or -s**Itity to the
. • market, the farees Ole Minty • thereof
• tiny he woo e., eree e :teeter percentage
on the inveatieent by intving a liberal
• ainonnt of the -.Nrul *ert in , meadow. A
judicious syritein • et =leadhusbandry,
made up of, stock raieinge'grazing,
• hay making anti fruitr, earefelly followed,
will seldom fail le' the most disastrous
year we are apt, to Wive-, iu returning to the
producers, handtemerenectete.
• fleas ie the lieeeereen.
' There is nolatiegenore den:eatable than a
'pig -pen infested with rate, • ter the vetnein.
not only,anteree the animate, but commit
• depredations on e';'ery calor rcetion of the
• farm. The pig-pou tosters them principal.'
• Ite as it is there they get pleeity to eat and
• :eon hide under the flooeie '„ttee best pre-
' coition hien° floors: but roeswill keep
•!Within eionvenient diatanne dthe pig -pen,
be as °Ledo as we may:. : Swarm of rats
will °Onetime as reticle as the ramie number
• of fowls, and the dainirgefrora burrowing,
pawing and theft is very •oontiderable..
..ltatitaret you earefel,, amleannot be trap-
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ped.or poisoned eaeity,, The '.best plan . to.
•get rid of him is.''to leave reams Of the hog
teed Outside of the - penreeivery weaning.
Tho rats will not touchrete-perhapeeatefirst;
buliaftee awhile, if it ie lett there °entire ,
sally; they Will venture • to ttiete • it. • The
•Seat evening, if Miley find that no harm has
oqourred any ate -of. their, :number !front
• ito they will eat a little more, until, finally,
1 -they will loolchtritretty this time every.
'rat on the premieeir • will he at the „nightly
banquets; and, as they ..heve lamed eon -
anew breed of ettine, eethiug'which will
eureaee le eeeellence auything the hog
hue, • •
' Araong the many cooling 4re:its's reoorn.
mended for the hervest field to the follow.
Mg ; Tootle. galleu ofeweter add, ontreep
full Of belled older, It is J'a 12 agreeable
drink, and without bad effeete, ptetiCled
the Water Is pure,• •
Aeorrerrpondent of the. Farmers? Eqv leo)
has practiced during several winters the
Pkta keeping apples in dry seed, Poured
into the filled barrels after storing in the
cellar, and finds it a "decided improve,
meat " on any other ever tried, the fruit
'reerteluing till lete spring 46 Crisp and
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apparently as troth as when first gathered,"
He does Ukelele° with .potetoesi and ieseis
the same seed year after year.
For the horse that haelost its . appetite,
is hide.bound, and ..otherwiie out of
sorts," nothing is better then bran meshes,
ethic% should be •always reed° with boiling,
writer. These are laxative, afford gOnle
nutriment, and 'serve to aseist the action
of purgetives. Mashes may ale°. be • inade
of oats, Walt, linseed, barley end other
.pains after .being bruised or ground.'
It, is known that a queen bow has de -
*milted as many as 3,000 or 4,009 'eggs. in
twenty-fotir hours, and in twenty one days
they all emerge . from their cello perfect
berm, there being about 35,000 to 40,000
•workers in a good colony. The entire colony
hewn:nes new every two or three Months,
during the working season, Owing to the
amount of honey obtaitied and the distance
travelled•in gaining it. ' •• _
'Cats. kill and destroy fir more birds and
eggs' than they de •mics, and no due • needs
to be,told how great are the damagers in
dieted by vagrant dogs. If one man is.
oonepelled tee:online his mischievous pigs,
there - is no good reason why his • 'neighbor
should not be compelled to confine his mire.
chief -Working. ttnienale, be. they horses,
cattle, sheep, or only cats and • dogs. -New
York Tribune. .
• Potter's seedling is the -name given re
new seedling strawberry, whieh is claimed
tooteseqiial if nOli superior to the Wilson
eephigqualities. The beery is berg° in
size, waxy in appearance and bright omelet
colot. In the feria, of :the feet that the
Wilson has stood the test ageinst its Many
hundred comPetitore for years, owing to its:
being better suited for transportation to
market, the addition' ei a new berry
poeseeshig excellent keeping q.ualities is a
Very valuable one.
-The-Chentiet-sayieehat-ifeeelittle-ohloride-
Of lime be sprinkled en 'the soil; rats, mice,
• fidence, all the farmer has to to: Pro. anclenrieqtrevnil soon desertit.Plante:may-
P4;41,- Itteatibi:l'altbtage 241Tistki,
71-v--4'01.34,74;:"Vit4 • WinliVr6 byiipIy1iiusE1thovort eir stems with a
vent Other rats frozn coming, RS they arid dolution of it. Fruit trees may be. guarded
• &mg,. Prouvrilaties..-4Parnh. Vioq and Fire. from ,thatr attacks by itta,ohing to the
e.eeepe eeee...• ee... epe•e: • steads pieces of tow smearedwithielnixture
' •Iw '513`"91.4 AM"C "4"" " of °Merida ot lime and hog's lard. Ants
The beet of milk -producing food 'should an grebe' alreadybe possesaion will then
bli ,‘• provided and fedoin thunder= at all rapidly vacate* their, poeition; • e
Seasoine, while the eiowe, are geeing milk; . •
;etas, 'grain; and; the 'best ' of hey and The Plague Of lidetiate ilia
• fodder eduring Winter,: and good pasture The inhabitants of •yatiOuitRussitin'Vre,
with partioksoiling during slimmer. . This ',awes are • aghastaim the devastating-
.• . will necessitate the growing Of green °tor! ravages. Of . this pest. Intelligenee' just
Mos inhume of teas and Oats, rye, Hun* received from Charkoff statesthat in that
• Prime Vireo, corn. or *clover for summer district the lausto -are 'Oattplt* over and
and a .dry time. Corn 'meal is good. 1°r, utterly desteeying. deoPe Ot 'a fertile'
queitY•• but bran or • ii2tiddlings• should' erioene Awe emote •Amoin the diottiat
'age the larder halt or -tweethirds of the Of NoVokopersoh, in the Governinent of
in ration. I" would leave cotton -seed
out. or not 'feed over 'half a int
with the othentrain, at a ':iteedIng•
04;109rn and oats ,ground : together Mike an
• jiftioellent grain ration,,In feeding green
„esprn Odder,. I: would cut the. .stedlui.finely
timknifx with it the 'Meal and grainiand
141low ' them ,to ,soften• somewhat. before.
•4t.eeding.„ Hard glazed cornritalks,fedwhold,
• „.41.r!, "Pt to make the teeth tore fecidfreely.
-Counfaj
'1111Ust1 ill Citttle-;-.POVTOtive, 110' eteniedie
A.IdiOhigen feririerifritee.•tO the Breed.'l
eGgzette that bloat in cattle, canoed by
ohting green clover when wet with.** Or
•daw,may be prevented • by plea:ling a qizan,
fy Of either nay or dry straw Melee field.
ere:•alook may have ready Remake the,
they will readily resorkto and
•, Whieh'etillesheorb and, neutralize the den;,
pram gases, AO that net harixt will result.
ne alto titatert that ayery effeceive.remedy
for *Olt suffering teem such &Wee isa
bold Water bath Plenti011y applied by pour-
tiig Over theelfteokie ciretthere a• stream �r
•• •irsol is at hiaid of suffloient,,depth to reaoh
10 thii anitiern Rides, theyehould be driven
*kende, •-•Whertthe' bloat will be itaine.
• 411401,7 diseipeted. . preventive and
rosnagY:. 944 igivenlrornehe.personal
•ibikoe1ind observation of the ,writer,and he
ionoltes,for their effeetiveness. . • .
trieeeittle*e art "Illheep2-4iced and Water.,
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Itis malaria to atteletpt the culture of
sheet* without griiea- Sheep are generally
/zaidtatld Oatitive. Th hi the 00010' Only
•large,etroart-vvhere..,wator is deafen and
..1he• gods* dry. The intestines* being
langeon•dry feed the'nteisttire is exhausted
• the-pzoretions are voided. Bal.-
, flnd When my sheep:' ere in the finest stet°
'd otilttire tiro are no -mete oottita• than
• .‘rnitt: la; Or herrierik Bhderi'.irill, go. longer
••• Whliont Water than, any, , ot.,,our other
• ...,s10Mestio aniinale; because, as they. alwityri
‘.1130 young, jeleY, graseee' and weeds,
heinOte water ta.ken into the system
their1eliiihati in that Of other stook in
••' thiteheep, italleivedt will wafer
• Seth day as regularly arf &title or horses.
The Constitution bf the thee') is, however,
adsptod to *der, ploy grasses, and hence
in ,England, a motet country and full Of
. baa and iinoonlent roots; the sheep have
rovzient *Moll on only
bit eivemea-ner• te...e., ,
es me wnere the
*heap graze ad t ereeese—_,'
sretth%where-gram tails in
Votonesthkie- and in the neighborhood..of 1
• ,The moat energetic' nersaiutee to .stemP : . atiotesiteaeainte ri iteatetaire .4e
Out tido plague are being:taken; and with. If YOU Maa! marry, let oranmon, genie
this cohjeot the:•District GOVeriiinent of. have aid:Litwin de transaokshun. -Dioni',go
•NovokOpersoh 'inteneevoted 25,006trotiblese 'off yer. feetrheliase you meet a gni who kin
and the Governor In -pertain-hip left for sing like 'a eobin, smile like's rose,: and
the Beene Of havoc.. In Taganrog: the grain jnuip off a street kar widout boderin' de
and *mita have been, burnt together in driver to stote. A Wife. will have inuoh to
order -to •etamp 'oat the peat. . FroM do besides' singin' an' oultiVatin' diniples:
•Berisieegleheh the latest9intelligenoteis atilt If, you rtne. gwine toinerry, ix ....yeritislveif
more lanientable: ;'..•.-The. lc:solute' in this ho fur $10 liar week will gd when divided:
government •are *raging & traok of soine up ur clothes .an' pervishuns er4 hone&
10,000 sires: - Six ,;. bousitrid soldiers reent • ren an:4ewel and inoidentials.- ,Befo' you
,poWeileiis to oheo apPelling destraotion fur anytbin' in a red .Plush sabeette; kinder
wii
to, the &abidance thalnhabitants are fell in tote wid e gel Who looks' tete sweet
;committed' by theseravegingankinsatiable, .figger on ha* many sioh duds your income
dipleot 'legions.. They have; also appeared would afford her. Belo' you am all 'brake .
In the : Government of . BalaSOhevski.-- up ober a* gal who plays de planner, taiga
London Daily Newsi::; ,:q--- • ., • French; paints 'landscapes an' reads poetry:
• Pet en limn all' Jigger. •who em to . cook
,.. - . P Ye e 4,
Taganrog the same frightful 'deritruotion, of
the crops iaproceeding. •
:TUB NISOAP TO. Tali 11111CINIL.
Thrilling Menne iti the Igagine-ronia-4.
• Hear* lienerneer.
Up to the •tiine of the aeoldent- the
Ahrent AM. voyage Mita flOareely be im-
proved upou. The pilot was taken on
board on Sunday neornieg, Early in the
afternoon the pass'engers were 04(04 by
the ory of "Land, het" and for several
hours eliereefter the belk of the paleeggere
flookedto the starboard rail and watohed
the low line of the Leng 'eland poet ditely,
visible in the distance. It was while the
pessengers were • thug engaged . that the'
crank shaft attaolied to the liatildle pistoe',
an .euormons her of solid steel tee inches
in diatnetee, suddeuly 'mapped in twain.
The soddenly. 'liberated piton rod that
up through the top of the • confining
cylinder, tearing the thiok steel plater' all
toldeoes; and with one treneendous leirst
and a, report like that of a heavy piece of
ordnanee, a vest volurrie of steam; carrying
with it fragneetts of iron, burstthrough
the Skylight ad hseaped • heavenward.
The havoc wroughkin the engine-reone was
terrible. Rot ea, cylinder escaped. lacera-
tion. Iron bracer.' were bent aed torn,
heavy beams W ore, perforated, glass an -
inch thick from the 'skylight wee ' blown
into the strand rained down upon the deck
in a dangerous shower. A passenger was
sitting near the stern and wss slightly out
by falling , glasa. A lady. paesenge -Kra.
B. W. Sturdevaut -was, standing near the
skAight. • She waa knooked dawn by the
feriae of the explosion and her waist was
badly sprained.. ,For a. radmeot or two
there was ethicist & pante on beard; those
on deck „being frightened by the
noise or the explosion,the rush of
escaping .:steam, and the, sounds
of ,sorne - terrible - „- pounding- Which
•witt going on in, the lowest depths of the
engine -town. They retreated 111 some dis-
order therm& the, bowe. Other passenger's,
ho were below, ' rushed. On deok to see
hat the Matter was. • • "*•: •
• Andrew Lambert, tho osoknid engineer,
prOMoted from the Bothnia, was on duty in
the engine room. He is a -tette brawny
Sootohman Of some three or four and thirty.
When the prankshatt broke sed the engine
room was turned into pandemonium Mr.
Lambert was standing near one of the stoke
rooms, some twenty or thirty:feet from the
brake. Ho saw and felt the dense mass of
steam and noted the lightning of, the flying
sparks. • He know ' the engine must be
stopped.---To--300--the-
was aninipessibility, but e he knew
that instinct -Would ' take -bine_ to iti;
ateide he crawled up to ftwert,i-g Ve
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offthe Ateem. The shaft had made about
twenty revolutions before' he was able to
get the engine under control.. He was
badly rioaldecle••about. the face and halide,
but otherwise uninjured. But he had
risked- his 'lite to Rate the ship. Andrew
Lambert Was the herol of the day. His
noble cloudiest was ip everybody's mouth..
Captain. Heins; who is no niggard, praised
his action to the eoho, and said it wa,s only.
ta leappY +thence that he did not Meet death
"in place Oa: slight seekling. • ThreChief
Engineeniaid he only. did his duty, "but
then," he added, "every mancouldn't be
depended on todo his duty in such a plage;"
So a testimonial subscription was opened
and 273 was speedily raised among the
oabin•paisengees.
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Swat New. ver Meat an' taters etch r doze der'
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Aobrrerfpondent ettlieeNevi 'York World ye* soaks in' help ye make $12 buy $15
giVAS•14e following Interesting bit of philo. Worth of things. Befo'-ye let a paer o'
bogioal history e "One of your „Clever cert. flashin' eyes an' a' ennui& dimple oapti-
temporariels Fairness to let, mecorrect his "vate ye; look arena' a. little an' see if de
propeneitY 50 write,6,brand Will you owner has got a temper .like a. wild.oet.
be more ritniiitl#9 in • the matter? The Marriage* a lottery simply booms° people
proper way always is thrall now'r,-a phrase take °soli 'adder unsight an' unseen. , Let
founded on a jocietre old 'pun. Over, a us now, pragnostioate to bizuees.-DetrOit
hundred years ago or more the good people Free,Press.
of Oork and Limerick, and othercities as
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well, had a habit of throtting a lhandful of
bran?..on oe towards their .new mayor
after the eleotion. They knew, of isitiree
(aii our:editors don't), theft, 6,rain Or bran.
meitnt. in Web new and eignifiedalse the,
hurls of ground Wheat, ; and., theywere
elwayewitty enough to loteandeatit upon
tbeit Meet popular figure of speech in Iitera-
turee-the pun. 4: Brti, however preniminotd,
is in onto, languageatoo dreadful to quote,
with the Meaning ofpritie, 'first or new,
as in that Irish brain."
„•etid 01*Mo Renativel.
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'It in ,reported by dreerimakers returning
from Paris that *Vase of the t,ournureor
oriricolineareneh Iftiodistee are introduerg
the Old steel and Pliable whalebones, which
are run into the liema,of the !Oleo Of a
skirt Which fits, a figura elosely in frabtand
therildes the 'back tha. indica being
,.bout eight inches below the weest, -extend,
iiig and sEightly enlarging all the way down.
to the bottom of the skirt; The Meet Tak7
P P •-t.'Xiirtess., Gazette.
°natio pieoes are made of white Tato ico
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The drunest Tree in the ,World.
It seems that Amerioat after all, is un.
able tolnaltegood her alum to the pollees.
'Rion of the tellest and largest trees en the
world.. Ivory one has read of the marvels
of the tosemite Valley and of Yellowstone
Park, the huge national.. sporting ground
of the United States. But what. are thd
giants .6f California in comparison with
a tree which has lately been diseevered in
Australia? It has long been known that
in Term:voila, there are einialypti measuiing
200 feet from the ground to. the first branch,
and more than '350 feet in total heiglit ;
and there Weir lately.was, on .Monnt Wel-
lington, :nertellotia,rt Town; a 'ewe, of this
ispeolee the trunk of 'which waff eighty-six
feet keiroutrefereiniet. Silt a still more
gigentio buinticheof ..the Woods has bean
reoezitly*.disoover4 Victoria. is a
Well.proportitined„episeimen of Encalyptus
duty yetlina, top is nearer to the sky
than 'the cross of Sit Peatire. Cathedral, for
it is no leSli than 430 feet abOtit'thegrotind.
such turraps, beets, eto., shouldbo ted' • - -- hair cloth, with double oteel e,nd
made of pique or anon, thf‘it.
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slightly enebtoidered. ruffles, atteribed`St,
butbmie, whit& can berenewed or laundried:
The expansion of, these new skiete IAA
eUggeitated.--Ainericguqueen.
every dity with he;y, str0W, fodder' and hilt e A00. -tree the ekirt in .phiee
graiffor whatever else is used. .
• Mileeentuntous.
"lteep the horses in deith. Inhuman jerk-
ing Willie bits and to ptotectiou from flies
• lue knoll todo vithioes of, flesh at this
season of the year., • • ;
Let the pigs have plenty • of grass, pure
*eater and a moderate feed at the trough,
•snd.they will naa'ke a rapid and healthful
growth, and produee cheap, ;wholesome
pork. . •.
The Department oi Agtieulture pats the
Wane of poultry • and oggs in the 'United
Stated at U75,000,000. 'This is ahead •of
whebt, oat& arid, potatOggi f",nd still it is an
Induistry; not half develop6a.
The Patter of the kelffaskot Partner pro -
#014 bath V1143%* Witli 17110* prtl41.1011Bg
• ero the( dlorkshire and Cheerer
The 'following advertieement recently
appeared in a, London. newspa,per
widow lady would be glad to hear o .a
schoolmaster, of' the oia school, Loridon,
who would undertake to punish her son, a
bey of 17, Who, though docile, ie excee.
sively. idle and tiereletie, and she would in
return be wMing to offer him any reasoria,-
blecompensition. Address, statin g terms
. end wheal the boy tansy be sent to laien—"
The Breen remerhe that •evidon' otnitted
the most important particular, namely,
the height and Weight of Pau refractovy
effeeeing.•
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. Shame !
Bat glittl.„ advertisenient in the Lm -
should :watt:11'110g' Itailite and gents Wateth
impression created, lowever,"uieteneller,
tavorable to the state of society Lam-
pasas. We regret to notioe, in the same
0,dvertisement, that ladies' charrni are •also
ad:vertised, for sale cheap. Oho eliamel
Where is Vey blueh II -Texas Siftings.
Fieeproofing for wood May be made as
f,ollows: • With three parts of alum and one
rrart 'of green vitriol make a strong, hot
solution with water; make another weak
*elution with green vitriol, in which pipe
clay has been mixed to the consistency of a
paint: eipply two coats of the Arra eoltition,
let it dry, and then finish with° one coat of
the last mentioned mixture.,
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A PKIKTIVW WAllwictr.441“14.
WW0 WOO/ ?ikeit Kill Themselves en
Account n Bewitching' Maiden.
Mira Rennicks is a girl of lees thee
nineteen suntmeree aud yet to her beauty
and tickle disposition are due the deathe of
two youug men and the serious wounding
ing nf hereelf. Her iirst victim was Joseph
0. Saoeliee a well educated youug SPauiard,
deeuended from One Of the oldeet 9f the old
'Oalifornie familieee His hot- young. blocel
naturally him inte many exeesees, and
he rapidly eq,uandered tbe estate left
hini by his parents. • He beeeree tufath:
ated with Clete, and at her instiga-
Oen prooured. a clivome from his wife: The
,young. Spaniard, who Was a musician, then
Wanted Clara to marry him, pat she stead-
fastly refused, and the esonsequence was
that en the "night of the .310 of last Mardi
he. entered the Fern Leaf Saloon, at • 311
Dupont street, where she Was employed;
and fired lour allOta.frona R Ave -shot ;revel.
ver her, ' Three of tlie took' effee t
in her Way, and the retnaining • ball the.
desperate nieeician eent crashing through
his own brain, ritretchieg inn:1801f deed at
her feet. The giti was seriously, and ie
was thought at the' tircie fatally, :wounded,
but her oonstitution withstood the sheet
and &month, age she was arena, as well as
ever, with the cis:option of the less of a
• Sanchez was buried in the odd.Fellotzs'
Cemetery, neer the Western confines, and
yesterday morning the corpse of the second
vidirn of Chimes wiles- was found lying
across the foot of hie 'grave. • The body was
thetof daelvoompleeioned
•-young fellow, apparently between twenty.
five and thirty years , of age, and 'from his
attire the casual observer would judge him
to be ih 'good financial:. oireumetances.
lq ear Min lay a ;evolver Or•thirty.four cali-
bre, with one &ember •dieoherged, and no
second glance Was needed to asaertain the
recepteele of , the„ contents of the enipty
sbelt. In the centre of _the right temple,
as,the head Amy .the, green mound cover-
ing °Sanchez's resting place, was n emall
black hole, 04.4%P,4.c.1gPrO$14911....near„.thg eye.,
showed how the skull had been noshed in
by leaden - , -•
' • Iiewis Burke. recognized. the body as
that of George Blanaire who was under
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engagement of Marriage to Clara; :he
(Burke) 'intending- to officiate is grooms-
man at the Ceremony by. request of Mrs.
Renniek's, Clarets mother. The deceased
wales stranger to Burke, 'bid the latter
-knits*, he Ma -taken • out a. marriagtflicen,se
ieet Thuredeyeemorning..„e„-- The ...wedding
eneeeleneteeheiseeteretedertief,IIeeentente
WediV:• e,2-entehteeat ---stteree-eeantheitV
residenoe , on Jessie eitreet. ett the
appointed hour Burke and the. minister
were on hand, but Clara was not dressed,'
amines till 8.30 °ego& did she enter the.
sitting room in her bridal robe, a pale blue
silk, presented to her within a" fortnight.
Mr. Githens was out of town yesterday
and could not be seen, but Burke says that
he demanded the presence of another wit -
nese to theeceremony in addition to him as
best man. • The girl hurriedly arose ena
reni. out to her mother in the kited= and
informed her of the state of affetrs. At the
Barna time she kissed her. affehtionately,
sayieg : "Good -by, mamma, ; I am going
around the copier to get a girl to stand up
with Me." She then threw on her hat and
cloak and left the house with :her white.
weddinggloves in her hand. The expeetant
grorim, his attendant and the minister sat
quietly in the parlor chatting until. after 9
(Mock, when the girl's absence was coin-
mented upon, and Blamire became restless
and uneasy. • At 10:30 o'clock •Mr. ()tenons
deolined to wait longer on what he sup.
posed the eaprioe of a giddy girl, and -seek
his, depertUre., Burke supported the droop.
ingspirits of Illamire midi nearly.? a. ne,
when he, too, his departure, and the
mother and her six other children retired
to bed, leaving, by this time, the halforazed
Blamire te keep hit vigil alone until the
dawn of day.. Since that night Clara has
not been seen. -Sae Francisco Chronicle; •
Frebeir Aelaente .,s.enekinsc Atrien. '
The city. of Paris has jiist refused a sub-
vention to the- African Indies ' Company,
Which proposes nothing less than. to make
a,:fief of Pratioe.a.teiritory of 35,000 square
leagues 'dueled between the greselakes on
the east; Congo on the south, the Atlantic
on the west, and the Sahara to the north--
siniply, to take posesssion ,of a fourth of
Africa. The Minieter of Foreign Af* fairs
has granted to the company subsidy of
10,000 francs; the Minister of Public Works
has lent mining engineer; the Minister of
Finance has • promised gunpowder and
tobacco at reduced prices, and, lastly, the
Minieter Of Marine, not satisfied with grant-
ing a subvention of 10,000 francs, like his
toolleague of eForeign Affairs, has promised
to carry.thefiret expedition by a GeV*.
went steamer, and to grant the services of
a naval Officer and twelve men to 'protect
the station to be established on the border
of the Central Soudan The Government
has thug not only assisted the company'
with -money, but has allowed it to Bee the
French flag., The comPany is supported
by fifteen • Deputies and a Seoretary of
State Gazette. •
• The Cholera in Jigypt.
A London cablegram says: There Were
lle‘ deaths at Damietta, on Tuesday, six '
deethe at Blansurab,„ and three at Semen-
oud. The two recent gene at Alexandria
reported as cholera were really gastric'
fever. Sir in a Oominuitioa-
time to Earl Granville states that ill his
opinion the cholera in Egypt will subside
Withoutspreading to' Europe. Denmark
has imposed quarantine upon vessels
arriving at Danish porta from? Egypt: .
During the twenty -font hours ending at a
o'clock this morning there were 122 'deaths
it Damietta, thirty.two at Mansurah, four
Sreinatioud, four at 'Shirbini and three
in health from an mese, •
of 'any of the thousand
so largely, with long fictitious -testimonial& bit
no fear. Resort to Hop Bitters at once, and in a
short tune you will have the most robust and
blooming health: , •
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The Detroit Frei Press ASIA : "A iedinte.
placed tour pounds of cold meat and eight
slices of bread before a tramp. At the end
of tOrmityrniellteri What was left VP People,
who:Minter." the plate," are Wroxig, because
the turnip welteed off With theplate stein=
as the womales bask was tutted.
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One man was ashed by another, with
whom be was eitt on the best of terme,.
where he bad taken up his abode. "Oh,"
he replied, " living by.the nanal 1 I
ehould be .delighted it Yon waild drop in
Berne eveniug." •
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KIDNEYS, 1.0,1ER : ANIY ORINARY ORGANS
; There is Only one wit,V by which any dbeaS0 0411
be, cured, and that is by rernoVing the cause -
whatever it may be. The great medical author-
ities of the day declare that nearly every disease
Is .ctiuded by deranged kidneys or liver. To restore •
th es herefore is the only way by which •health
can be secured. Hero is where sale.
t ;are liadachieved its great repUtttion. It seta
directly upon the kidneys and liver: and by 'plea -
them in a healthy condition drives. disease •
and pain 'from the sytiitein. For all Kidney,, Liver
and Urinary troubles, for the distressing dia.'
orders of women, for Malaria and.„Physicial
troubles , generally; this great • remedy has • no
equal. e,.rare of impostors, iNitations, and
OoncoOtio .0 said to be just as goad. .
° For Diabetes • ask for Wsarsseaom 031:cle , gnat -
beteg Cure: . ' •• ' •
"' H, WARNER, de CO,,
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Toronto, put; . Rochester. N. Y.; London Eng.
Non*. BUT viirrnrjr.o *Mini. •
Errotn-tho Boston lifor.*3 '
.1fees*
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• , The above kia good Mame*. of MEP. ••14...466
"tam, ot Trsn, tiliove another human beings ,
• may be trahfidly called the Ntear•Friendefyroucen,* •
ne Some • cf her correspondents love to 'cell. her. • She.
seitliml3r devoted to her work, wick% is.the outOome •••
of a lifa-stiidy, and % Is Obliged to keep six lady •
•assiStaas, to help her ansierthe large COrrespondence
which' dity pourein even her, Mot bearing its Special
• 'Reda. of sr -daring, or at release from It. BO
Vegetal:1 Convound amedicine for geed and nob'
ewn. PurPOsai X have personalty investigated It ecid , •
eattaded of thetrnth of thigt • • • •
On:woof:4 Of ;I's proven nieritati te:reeinamendat
and prescribed by the boat ph clans In the Country.:
'One says: "It Works like •it :charm and saves much
,pan. ItW*I cute entirely. the•iient form e tapas ..,
of the Uterus, Lecoorrbou, Paietal
Menstruation, all Cvarla,n TrOubke, r...1imantation add
Utoeration, Flomlikgs, all DisplaCeiner.te and the con.,.•
aequent spinal werir.'ess, and is .especistly adapted...at .
the change of Lite.0 • " • " •
• It permeates every• portion Of the 'system,. and gives, ;
new life and vigor. It removes faintness,. , flatulency.
•dmitroye all Oravir.g st3midanta and relieves Weak! :
seep et the•storafich. cork; Blcatir, Headaches, !•
'Barone:Pei:stealer:, General • Betillty; dieeplissiessi„ • ,
Depresslonand Indigestien. That feeling of bearing
dorn,eatusingia*, ;weight and ,backache, is alwars
permanattlY cr.red by lb: use. It will at all times, and
nnderalloiraMst,auces, act in harmeny With the Law
. that governs the female sydem. , •
It,coOts 81. Per bottle or !OP.. and is Sad by
druggists._ • .Anyadvica required a:: te :media eases, and
the tame:: Of Many who haire beenrettored to perfect
health by the Me of the Vegetable CeraPeund, matte'
obtained by addressing MM. P., With stamp for
et bet home intynn, Nose. • •
. For Kidney Complaint of eithir thicicOmpoutidts
tinisurtiassed as abundant itstireentals thew. • •
°Mrs.• Plnkham's Liver P1115,7 sayiron0 Writer, Pare
thebest • in the world for the cuee• of Constipatlini;
Biliousness end Torpidity of •the liVer. Bleed
Purifier wOrke•wenderi in ite special line and bids fair
to erfing the Compound its popularity. •
All must respoot her ao anangel Of Mercy ,Whous
ambition bto dOgood to ottierd. • • '•,
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• phttadelphia. • *3'14 n
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WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO'S
I M PROVED'
BUTTER COLOR
A NEW DiSCOVERY.
.nrror iieverid. years" we have furnished tho
Dairymen of Anierica 'with an excellent art'.
debleolorfor butter; so meritorious that it Met
'what great esteem everywhere receiving the ,
highest :and only prizes at both International
Deity Fairs.
113111Int tcpatient and Scientific chemical re
-
March we have improved in several polittg, and
now oder this hew calor as the best ill the world.
It Will Not Color the' Buttertimilk. It
Wlit Not Turn sarioirt. it Is the
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strongest, Brighteria.ann
Cheapest Celor Made,
. while prepared in MI, Is So coinimund-
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ed that 15 15 impossible for it to beteme rancid.
itirsEWARE of all imitations, and of alt
Other oil colors, for they are liable to beeoree
ritneldtuid spoil the button ^ •
Igyqf you cannot get the "ItnpreVed".avrito us
to knotV where and bowto go 15 rithoust extra'
e?PcinS9* 4 ° • (10)
17044 RICHARDSON, It: 41..,laziaotato12447,21.,
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MIIE WILLIAM 8 EVAPORATOR,
for the preservation of all:kinds of fruits
and vegetables Manufactured by S. E. & )31
Sprout, Hamilton; Canada. Send for circular. •
iEUMATiSM
NORMAN'S £1161;a6} 1?if/TIT
liad:Xeuralgia, is driven atiril like smoke before
• the wind. • Give one a trial. Every Belt
Gautat,A.mrEro ci-mis•vxrM
Oirenlar and ConsultetiOn Pre&
NORMAN, 4 faraciett stiett emit, Toronto.
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