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The Exeter Advocate, 1888-5-24, Page 3FARM. ever yet rejected an egg in seine gniee. It . nutrimen4 in the mesh portable form earl m the most concentrated shape, Whole nations of mankind rarely touch any other aufnula fowl, loops eat thew hollow, resaily. • . - ' - • e as do the humble tribes men, After the victory of bluhldoef„ -when the Nalsetr Ludwig at at meat with 1.122 bur• fe and •rest a tains he determined til gra g Q P . ''' - • a P 1 eee ef- I exerY-"ene eg&'t° e v et Y Ulan' and two to tile ese,elleutly v41-Nitt Schwep- ortoso.s' F4t, tb ii: b f • to mere _ an ,s - or us wa ry jet..,..e.. tb b 1 , f ixt,. r.,„„ 44a aro 0 40 0 ar A Oxe,, 1 -----" tain phosphorus, which ie brain foe and ulphur, which pc,Tforma fo, vAtiety a 'Plug. ' tione in the eoonomy. And they aro the beat of nutriment for children, for, in a compact form, they conteio everythiug that is oeceseary for the growth, el the youthful fraule, gas are, bowovor„ „tot only food_ they ere medicine also. Tee white is the roost eguaoloos of rethe,31ea for burosr, „iod the Oil extractable Irma the yolk ja regard, ea hy.tho Rau' ,1411_04 en_,arno3tpiraeoicous salve for encgtei.eiriuscwamillicwe :acrei. ;Nice?, 0, win . A' how exectaan7 det4eh 4 fi,h b . - th t QUO in the roe , 47,44 the white or two eggif wilt, render the deadly corrofm 614101twate as laulutes3 as A ' dose of eAlermel. They etreogthen the coa. emeoptlyo, kitiggorsto the komo and reuder tbe moat susceptible all but prof againeb tee -lee -We in its more malignant plweio, They =1. elect ha rinrak iti the aline of that "egg diP" which Euet4114 the oretoeieel effwg8 of 4 mohere etate;umn, The merits 0 egg4 de PO e14 Wee here. irx 1r34e4 AIMS the wincerfier4 more then 400h000yeer aidtheAetiere goo ON 121emk0riutiogma t„,1„..hg.",I „.1ltmt° 112 Wohahgnohfi"ot"„i"uIoo me,1,,„v.„,,;),til,,m;imm',na„his z puPt, bl ii'-,„-tbh-e-a.r4-o.o-i;l4t- ,•. te4ofewls, Whieh in any shape ee teo10 t th0 otyrvVA 4o0lot able, for allopeth toed hemeepath alike • oehroing, them tot tho ,thoostho oho, A of limo * . WileR Docrows sft*Bow. Royal. Int ormarrlagee. Agave natienal crisie eeemed about to - 1 • b, 1 c art4o Teeex't Y In Oencany se t e resn t cn a pr5•ps_sed marriage between a 44nel:ter el the reigaing Emperor end Briuce Alexander of Ilatte,,,nb, erg: Alexander w. as fozmerly .1tic.ratt ef illugaria. akid. wha° Qequun% '174 throes gave ouch. offence, to the Haswell., Czer that be Was ithelueted s.nel WW1 afterward foroebeduottiev,etahtrbeifs1013r;:lOnes.6iite;'extbenredeeer• Ito to the caer,, 1-srinee Bismarck declared that his .. . . eletrteg, late tile 11-11)Per°T's fantltY w`te hka' IY to bang ahmt noPicaaant rdationa-444 perhaps worse -between Germany and Reis. etgt'44tint(IhteheaTtetE:urgeet loettunthehtrewAr deolorY re- the hent both of the young priocees herself, who! her ;nether, thekiipress Ifrictoria. Tiat3 °C"tre4e° attikilliglY illingtt.a!e8 the feet that roarrlages kne04g the Zuropea reigning fernlike may still have a large jr.f/u- enee ripen the emir ee of political evente. It le qatta traa that snob ties do nv't Pre' vent, and r ever have prevented, the differ.. ens nations from varrelling with and fight- binrgothetha.1Qut-ihae;. imIr ePotifteftttlineiri-tibar-0104gwh gall ropean history, confrented eaeb ether On the battle-4eld, mid. allied themeelvea witli each nhet''s eneallea. . NeRelea.n the bird warred uponFrancis of Austria_Dia, latb,er.r."141.1,aW* and a few, Years a'g° 413g°4nAll 445" 4148444 were ell tee velT 11*It el ecmteg to hiewe4 though the world 4(flg‘eeeeV-erira wthe,bLul...imiia .-of 144/1": "4 tme; ,Amt lees Or ekr trlw* terl tae elwayaranged 1118r8118(,38eututathi,tp,v01init tween thir Members ter "dyneetio" and litical 1-8880114, and AO 2. 13101» the fact the arrieet104 4'11814(1 bets4C44theirt iea t401 e the waleiufvorof or against ware ma in2Petteet lelltlealaVenta iithmonerehipeldeed,eiher abeehte law or iinemes eterom hua egubliihed11 tlie rule that x°Y°17 ea° erelS l!ed 1-eY421tY' nuti thee if the liem, ever or zemoto to a rone, marriee heueath the royal rank, h ell forfeit his right of 1181.. 8541(1)3 Priuce Omar of Swedeu, hy merrying re- contly Miss Mundt, one of the maids of he- tler at the Swedish e°ett; ve" chlige4 c° 4123144"- 411 Tig-ho to eneeee4 to the °tulle; rei to give up hie rank 40 a reyal privee. erder to weld euch emits, the„prieeee et meher Ehrohean etetee Ate perentted to ntrace whet ere celled "inergehetle" mar. Agee, with woroets not of reyel blood. Hut 13" alkire° Qf 41°1 ere net reeeg; :erteeeaeQrn:t ar al4kigathr3eir11134tnhgerSheir; 02' as haug ot 1181.4 r.„„4,4 maIT' ilageo-foirdirum4tviutro(tr- 4121-tta easoue often haVe twe opposite reellite They ethtt melte in wamacu 44 puce a - . A princese who kriale little et each other, woe w, hoolohot love eitele other, Oe the other nauu, ;eke rule of elyneetie merriogee same times heePe aPhrt a Prince bud PrIneeeb WII4 fhoclove eaolithotthlierp. The Ihhtter ish, seta todh: ease wi 0 ri„me esse;:use: 1)3(1 (1318 P1-2810884 Victoria. Sometime, 'however, ithe h. thin and political exiseucies harniQuiZaj, and produce happy ,marriegee. Of such a clear. aeter, undoubtedly, were the marriagee of Queen Viotorite with. Prince Albert; of ber MA!, the Prince of Wale& with the Daulth Printlese Alexendria; of the present Corneae Emperor with his Empress,_entl of the pre. sent Czar -with the Poneese Deemer. So long:condoned has beeu the ottatoto of intermarriages between royal people that the preleut reigning retrailiee of Europa are gal more or lees newly related. to each other. and, in many ineteuces, are reletea to eaeli. other by numerous ties of blood and inherit- ADCC. It cannot be villa, however, that this fact materially leseene the probability of war, Weed, as the page of Prince Alextuider and the Germ= Priemese ehotre, edherehoo to M the enatOmay bring the provost of diss elon end war nearer, rather than more re- mote RIJOSIA'S 11.11/1PROX/R5till coy.. SIRS. Sunflower seeds axe geed. fer fowls . As A geld, Wal ploughed is a crop belt " cabbage need lime," Rays an experience I gardner, 'lever heePhonc7 in acellar. 4 4rf to°ln the place for it,. Demp reestieg places for poultry arc, the incipal Game Qt roup and, moat ether di- %lean Prof, Deleinth bays thet. hay fed to COW tweet:. meale is woroo than wasted, as 1 terferes with tile digeation of the regular ,tion. In no way can 4 farmer with less trouble weir a Immo oeio oho motv hothsgo thutk e fi eding sheep on it to af6rma an English Leep farmer. Auearise3tantheatC)hmeret seihecearaIdevlacelt tpfrocimOhhit o heial leveatigation, that bogus hatter 'Olt to be forbidden entirelY na 2anitarY 044114." ._,, , A bulletin from the MicleiganAgri.eiuterei dlege Inehee the suggestion that the State tardet be employed to examine farm seed, Peois417 tboso et grasses Lout doYer 1.'. T.. ey are intrehaSed.. by faraters. Plenty of. whitetvash shouta be need ntstv, at only for the brighter arpearance hat eo as a disinfeetent Hot whltesvesh oe 4 1.0044 of harms, s' 1131'.q poultry 1180 (4 d big ulateriwill uid lu preVentig endInsecte 21 14.. „taegbt1. tilMnoofay3SCad orenitere Pi I beelsnGermanyThe pvil ivi1r.ih*eoe.1t,f.iIt to boa, grat, tre44044«? Pinnt Ned% 4 they are gventutftcnctiona 01-1 1.110lla "QfPitgwth.444Pt4tGU afVarle"withouttrliabil4 rum who ploieglied lts greeted lii i • 11 and put What Taarair4 Pe It teethe wehor luld be vpure4, entl F4021 tirng lit hie aide la Iowa thlti -wink Ult done Irefinv ilia neigh- uls lam) pleughed. S.2 41 thlu pmeem ..iiiest the best kiud of 4 or., tug. When the early plants shell have beget', some up in the hethecle, the potato beetle ill attack them. Tomato plente meet he etched, or they will ell be deetroyed he 4 le hours. The beetle CArtlea ant Rairly 14 co *meth before potato pialltg Tralo, '.heir ,lohheneth Iwo they woo eeadoh doom. 7 greee Deheraueen tbeY °ani4Q4' tiati pa- to levee to eels-W.13W, F.or heels theieeonthrebe del, mellow 111tnlfi,atuttv110bCa 1azi0rcccahctticri;42cutvraywioiiueerrainativglka ert. Fur Gehl culture the rowe ehoulal be Ede enough to atimit the twee entitle:4er 11 the mete uot newer then one foot in 4 ZONVe. 740 mend wurzel heeta grow o very lerge size, are eaurite, end wonder- Uy productive, making excellent feed for ttle, A Colorado farmer is Reid be heve Senth• Ivo Iambs Rix menthe old, that weigh 140 uude each, and It has Urea eetimeted that svill clip at leaet twelvehounde et weal wheu ehey 441 be feerteen menthe , 1. An extra muttonnow /mile at eight ate per pound for sheep in lots, each of 5 above is worth $11.2% Thie Eshowe Mt elm be done with 'wellehred alleep .tilout paying any Attention to the 'value the wool, 3(1 35 growing herder and harder to got od reilliere au forme where but few vows 1 kept. Milking seems to be getting more a more the work of a specie:diet Good Biers on dairy Terme are generelly isuro of e heat Wages. They get more mill; than retest; or indifferent heeds would. cense. iently they. represent so much eel& savea their emoloyers. Somemenarenaturally me milkers. They have a firm yet gentle ,nd, aild a 81-227 01 getting the covea beet aifidence. No man can he a good milker , hil, 1313 40138 get the eow's confidence, &eh en neutrally work towards the lerge dries where there skill will be meat appro. ated. On farms where few eowe 181-0 1(0311 e milking is too frequently regarded ae an ' 'pleasant el:ore-to be gotten rid ot as tickly as possible. Where the milking is ' feuded as a job to be dodged if possible, is no wonder that wo had burgling or uhtillful work. delightful vapo The refreshinga tree top he het, the foliage of, ry coolness dry days ' familiar observed and surnmer ie very - lcomed by alleFruits freshly plucked 0-m, a tree hove the thme bosh „cameos hile those that have fallen are unpl Matt and nnrefreshinely warm. Few think of a muse of the constant coolness of leaves 111 fruit while on the tree. It seems as eat a mystery of nature as the coastant varyinWarmth of animals It is the "g ado, watery ansap absorbed by the roots in e cool *toil d carried so rapidly to the ink and then up the trunk and out along id . e bran. t stiche_s and ill retainto the leaves, ns lei coolness when all sora pex- that i Jed iron: the stomates of the leavessei- . in the air with its agreeable refrigera- ! The great wonder is how the sap emches the tops of tall trees so rapidly as is evidence roves it to doIt must p. werse millions of separate cells on its way, isems o gagraity even d t etas ainst s ne freely thafl it extends along hormtmtal niches. No satisfactory solution to this oblem has yet been given. „t“acide4t or the Cnotera outbreak. Diming tbe outbreak of cholera in Naples, theee years ago, the hostility of ,the lower d48800. towards tbe the wart violent. Ti!..°Y Ingiated tiat Ina kPreaas not .thc origin, of the dtsease was due to them, and lled th ikte era and rn rd r 111V, Ca ern pe n4 e e a. siciane who inode viz' its aticislat to LePrraPs (touters carried revcdvere, or were mecca, . . pamed by policemen. A Ft• h h ' h had nue P Y41141'14* W ° V°1nnte"ed bin, aid> used to go abut wumned and with. out a guard, at all hours of the night, for, "he 444 to a Friend, "Da Selvatere TAIT' anesa was watching c.vcc iIiin*" Wherever he went at luip'slit, a Man with a lon„o eleak thrown e'ver his.sheulder, earry- 14g a 4tiek in ilia band, fell°we4 biro, " a deteetive follows the mail }Lehi "shadowing.", B.yen in the he4rt of the thtevee quarter this phyeicien was 40 eele es le the public Equate at midday. For the man was tone ef the ohief thieves, end hie bueltiess wee to see that no harm Paul() to the (lectvr. r. it haPPezied in thio WItto 121:it: °e4echaetrl'erh. 400n the doctor happene freqUehted by the Poor of the city. Tbe deem weru abuut to be elosed, ite 4 Mal% en^ . . terecl 644 foll !IPA hia kuees- lbs hiPs moved hastily, and ropeatetily he streek tee, ground with hie foreheed. As the sexton alma 4P te /C'ak the 41°°4 the tee°. tht'ew hie °leek ever hi4 eheeldet' 11 4 httrtktUY id& Te eltlP9wteWtwieethe °141hmlhee41111feet etethhlhd ((8130811.. ovett;0h IeI„I,ICICh ,mug Ci.ahrteu degger wiliest say uorthe floorCatehiug up with the Man outeide, the lectorhanded Menthe hello, and:lode pele We and OgitAted IOUPer "I feel wary foryou," eeld the eeete, "Phelerer tb4 4°1"e" Ole1144alutter• reegee"LIciellehed 24. 113 The doctor einouneed himeellopeyetelau 4°41 -144rie• $ e114 effered Me eerriegB• The men it bis hoe, wonted ewey, multhen etureed. • " Are Ygg a atrauger 1" odd he, certiy. "Yeo.'e 44 N'QII lullre nothieg to de with the muni. oIhel eetheritiesh" 4*1%-fethteg 46 411." 4 Will you come with mel" They went down ieto 4 11081-088'In walked a hum way he the dariezem, through 'Anita faanCli int° A mitrow elley, ind belted before* tembleelowu home. u.21fl 4.801'.)at4; 4114 41 thTee Welib dowu litecnht,tde'a ranrIkaxn(iPd yaeSePre.-220 ti'u11i.z1:eeerdta: IitAtihellde dbaocyt ee%ra4 fama r Nyh0h:r4:5:cse°VeTz 0msttraweraurpriteeue ' • ° a Va* end thee they meteted the bevel, A mother ley upon the flew writ:men" g her banal, in 4.j' eh Three women -were-. en their kneehpreolue- A old wenten„ a crip- p'le,heholl tithe beep before the nre, mutter- tug V:1 =rum. On the hod wee a little girl, ban cold and incothneelious, t hie °ewe etoodutanheside theebeha, sdying Fe or e owee c 'les eapo s sire rai to touch is male. Surreptitiouely, under the bleeket, the doctor edmiuletered ext etherhereetiote She ralliedv oed h pener olio hMottledod eeftly, thereby ,softening the eeepLieue eyea shrourid the phystalan. The mother retie from the iloor luta began helping the phyalclan rub the eirl with tile blanket. The rubblug wee USele$14 ; the child eves iduking feet. • The doctor prepared to give An betreven- mut injection, Aa he eut open the vein 1/ the womenshrieked. The ohildeollapeed; the mother cried: T"hthedt000dtoyringltellaBbtehhie odhYliint lin" lae arms. Savage eyes followed his movemente and amid prayers to the Virgin and tlireats hurled at him, tho night wore on, A. reaetion eat in toward morning, and warmth returne(1 to the body. She moan- e , "Alama 1 mamal" Tho mother's faced glowed with hope. The ehild was re- turning to life, , When the dootor lett the house lie was guided through the labyrinth of lanes and adept by the father, 11-11004)10013 of gratitude more than eerePenthted the physician for the aleeplese night, Several nights, for they preferred to re. ceive hie visits after dark, the doctor visited the hovel. On the night of the last visit, the mother stood on the doorstep, as the doctor departed, praying, "May the peace which you desire be granted unto you!' As the doctor took leave of the father he asked hie name. "Salvatore Trapanese,' the man answered, and added, "If ever yon want me, excellency, my life and my knife will be at your disposal.' Pointing to where a ragged old cobbler was seated repairin' g a boot, he said, "Ad- areas yourself to that man if you want me," Por months the physician did not see Sal- vtitore. The papers teemed with accounts of nightly attacks, and the dreadful Camorra -the asseeiation of thieves and beggars Which once ruled half of Naples -appeared to be renewing its sway. But whenever the dector went oat at night, he saw that he was followed by a suspicious-lookingcharac• ter. Subsequently the doctor found out that the man overshadowing him was Salva. tore's brother, who had been ordered by the Camorra to watch over him. The doctor lost a valuable dog. Ile in. formed the old cobbler. That night a man called, whose appearance Was noesuch as to beget a sense of seourity. He came as a friend of Salvatore. "You shall have the dog back to -morrow evening, if he he not deal i" said the man The next night the ,dog rushed into the room dragging Salvatore after him, The doctor thanked him and shook him by the hand. ho am a bad ma,,,, said Salvatore looking confused, "and not worthy of touching your hand." . The doctor handed the reward he had promised for the dog's return, two hundredth francs. The mall put it back on the table saying' "You saved the little girl. I found the dog -it is all right noW." Ffell$ tbet Alone reed:Ave liere 0074ms . . an Enitre 4mencan1ie10. stetbriee of the elibusiness in Russia ....heve reached this eountrY, end American oil reenare studying them "th t 4 I ' : - • • ' ' wl agre4 " e* -47-t*'" letY" TileY thes/r e" 51°16.118'1/ 94 th° b"ia°111* '41. tRx i1C.8:filao're411. :sicall:swt tglatntrtlulYsi t liztvtetP:13af #141; t'd'rellrel. he'fi The eetket. el 1e4eY 91. e itstan we a to precligraus, awl fah etdipses anything ever heard of hi this eourt.. xy, Ameexceee on producers Imo 04,404 ..,_ , 1.. ;IF! eirt42'rtif;oh,4"intBritle'liti4io4n 4ocr tPlieat4inTA butt; , 2 118 Logy are tAKIng another vi se. oe ia, 7 - - here IS 11° better WaY t° brif"I thia fa° to them than liY a few compari 'ens. 'Take a Well at Bak4 palled the "4 Sid linVie.il It hos,b 5,1eicting, 00. far 0,, 1 . e ve yeers„ And in that time has aver d eh 0^0 ell Inodaer7-1c4:::404isle pfirgclurecser,a;e;ah31:';;n:fau$1.4)thaQatwutt toe teen•hae produced 140 000 nap li of oit; o'',. over 3.0,0,60,,,' b4tr" et5: noorthres erre istettlieg to the ;people of, this, 4,j:ettr4eno;r44ellv,11:711,;(tgat'lltalbaat:PotitAa " ' u h timed h • ,197110 WO 44. pre t tee melee 4,9 nukc.. as Pal:tole ut a year of its wonderful beeinesse it iaetto isoa heto 400hhh tarro3 et prodae. klg, cis much ym; the ga4=0,1,0A erred; tiuttiot pee -Awed in ISO, ins Meet preliao gm. The NITagiMpatop, diattiOr, 40141ag the 401104% ‘ er rodesed tett ir00000 barre wale bhpt,00 00 barree,stoethn ° ov,. enredl.li' C,Ne:re--l1 'i'a 'A. ra—e,t-r4— w- ee.e}:•— „- 1 p'hoo,Te0 hm-s- Vnrnlrtlin(lkP:lhiil":t1Ttl r-a-et)iait:-l.' ,•.e-et7e tal,hei ima—,.-A.,, —*-a tipa,t--i.m'c 4 118 the renc1th0;,.-- 44WfaC40b,,t,0ucriteQ p of R0t4i4,comptfitioAhme t 9 nd 41040 In 04 euarmone pro. 0 yeariy output Jo given of 4 ' well& teeny et them uerirly ou 1 is one. 'rate " hliezeeff No 6 ° S elite heti for six yea.re produced - eelloes e slay. Tide re Ahem 2,000 hamele, and t1e. production of CegleY, Ur., _ ,.. . c emoago. kill anti Roil v.Aley three hroli0 v ouhty poolle. orootteed but 4e0h000 war. o lo 1og0 t- - t . I IOW hel yeer, The recerel la given of ft well drilled by toe Nobel Bohol y$ ('el the 3835 44 ell," It eoet .$7 ;74 to tirill. The mend the well hi time:a:cited ; This svell epenteil for 115 da n, the yi'e14 134111,. 3,40 tem for 11311-2,, .4 GOO tar* or (18841341528 Ttewthe?Iuggeel euel the eutehy kept unher ground lor tar- ti er wente Them -lout of ell liFI' ted tir 1.1'.; 4 . 1' I,. 411 ' - hos who, oeeerooth to too ioweot eatirowth, ae 2400 ton; or 65,(00.(0 gallons' ; ise• coral"); to toe (&'13 411(1 eatin",,te, ajo.oco tett" or 120%000,0w g41:Gus, 0 To I f t 0 *pray ruin one 4 WOO goyeeni WI* blown throweh the air for eight mile& with tom, ostires were them, eosolog oh armetrdeo4irzenisiarhteetaetahuttr;e4,rat.1.1,01,rcerdiecaupcoltc,i1. a toe greet for computation. Fivo hues. a A I 1 is ere.. eve.te eeve met* estink In 11341]1324u dia. riche 200 of whieh, irreeneelive of the rmone !mulleins are uowieroderiug 360. • 009 to galtang of :um, d,rp vpxr .rt ' ektk tithlo'hoh hit,ts:Mheltheithi4oh:ehhhhhroThho,hro7th-hot ilL d that his flow 4 •could be increased ten. old or a hundredfold.' A. very eignitleaut raet to oil men is the int7rest welch the Itothsibilds have talisn in the, 11.`435iM field, 0, 811 ea they de, a twee utreenten , he 311-0 012 mid reonhoghoos-inesh - .......-....-....464111-+041.40..-111 S tat Va tiO II flt 14 o.ndon. Ono of the moat active charitiee in Lon - don ie that which provides food 104 1130 on - employed, ana also for laborers who ere not allowed to leas -a the decks, where they are busy,la,hrlhg werhing 'mune and who eau cattma- pity y the smelted posdhle bunt for whet they ot. Thom who lia.ve werltare expect. ecl to give one penny for au verieunt of food. which the *3114.11)3110304 042)2 obtain for a holt. peney, and 3(1 10 estimated thet the first sum covers the mend cost ot the hcei of your. idling Beep of which S. dookelinner centime, This is supplemented by n /slice of padaing whell the applicant on efferd tut extra heel penny: A vieltor at the place where the food is dietributed says, that on a cold spring day nuie hundred awl sixty men were served from the food trucks in lege than an hour. This took place after the worst distrees of winter over. Said the attendant in eluirge, "We are daily implered to give food to men who have had none for twenty- four or forty-eight hours." "*lease, ,L'Ve no money to -day," said one poor fellow. "I know you don't oire the food quit,e, because there'd be such a lot of us if you did ; but will you take my matches, and. 10(1 010 have a little for them?" In the midst of -snob hitt,er want, a great deal of brotherly kin(1nees is shown by men who feel that a starving comrade's needle greater than their own. A poorly stressed man. one day gave a penny to two others, telling them to buy soup and pudding for theinselves. One of thm ecame to the truck, and asked for two slices of pudding. "Why didn't you get florae soup, instead of two pieces of pudding ?" asked the one to whom he had been indebtea. "Oh,' was the answer, as he hs,nded one slice to another man " Here's a churn of table who can get thong with a piece of this." And the man who was thus helped was Been, a few minutes after, dividing his share with a neighbour more needy than himself. Last October an elderly man, looking very white and thin, stood for three days outside the gate, watching the others as they ate their hot stew. On the first day a friend lent him a -;:enny, hut on the secondno one could afford to repeat the loan, and on the third the man 'fell to the ground exhausted. Tie had been reduced by starvation to the lowest point of human endurance, and actn. ally died en the spot where he hoped tobe fed, Punctually at noon two wretched 1 IC - - oo mg cats eppear, and wait until some one takes • pity on them. Some of the men leave a lit - tle food in their basins for the poor animaLe, besides breaking off a bit o pudding for anx- icnisly watching children. • One day the attendant was, as usual, c'ol- leoting two basins et scrapings, orte for the black cat, and one for the white, when he saw a lean, smrved human creature peering . „ . , at him through the railings. The two cats finished 4 Aeir meal and retired, amithen the watcher, springinghoward the basin, raven - °Indy devoured the rest of the food. . . The amount of good done by this . system of food distribution is almost incalculable, . l'Onlanr NOTE% There le alwaye a home market or freab f$P. 4%4 111NY be elleaPand ideatible but It la flitneelt to alWaya ohtelo thpra etrictty freele Thole who heve inede is epeolitity Of supplyfog logy fresh 83!8 1241.V4.) found aready 8.41131-4 32 bomeet prim/ inily 44;p4.1 to thoe Pma 4.18,838 If the Iknal SelP rbriVr4 poultry laves. .ggicmbAva detmerrolueld one thing 0101-etL4ut lanble1;0theX0s ltiethlnie OfkerOaea0 Is meltet mid chopeet wee,. A pealtry e oeet otroth eau oe thotoogoiy C acturaienhati,athecrtheavlecce.pralyheprrer: .' u ITo ifei el ir atif for 113222 0 e effectual. limited that a poultry home seven- e lairteea will Accommodate fort/ 'winter, Awl that 411-833(1)' Pauehee eY, At 4 COO of leas thanhhve , 1 heel) the temPerature eh ;wont 40. . With this sort of A beu4101140 yo ay look for eggs in the coleeetmonthe be eon** will. never he frosted. ople who iterative fowls in markee see to prefer thme that have a rich yellow Shin with yellowlege, tunitliereforepoeltry.grove. rs should entleavor to accomioceete them ; but in reality the darkoegged, leek are the beet for the table, befog titter grained, heed lag a delicate Omit end thin Aim ShallS1108 Or StekIleSS r,nd, Deat1. Some years ago the Statiatical Congrees at London, Englaud, deduced from the tables of Dre. Farr aud Edmunds, the fal, lowing interesting reds respectieg ell:kneel' and deethowhiell preach important .sanitery sermone thoot the aid 4! comment 2024348211021*m wi "0! one thoueaud persone at the ego of thirty, it le probelhe Oa ten will 4110 181 the martini, year; that there will he ten perma. nent invalids, and an average of twenty ,eick for the year, "Of one thoutanci 3100301321 4! the age of , seventy, it is probable t.hee a hundred will die during the year, and thee° hundred -will 1313 81011 or become °lateral° invalid& 4' It is estimated that of overy thousand of population there «111 be seVenty-SeVen, sick, on an average, for the year, in Eng• land and Scotland ; fifty-three in Irelend ; sixty-seven in Franco ; seventy.six in Ger- many; ninety.four in .Austria; eighteenine in Italy andSpain; seventy-one in liolland; fifty-seven in Dennaark; and fifty-five in - theTrnited States. "Tho moat eiduhrions of these countries . yre1an" A. 18 ' ; "The average number of days of sickness per adelt inhabitant in the principal civiliz. ed countries ed the globe, is fourte_en_ and two•tenths. In the United States it is ten end five -tenths. " The average leas per cent. of 1)100010 from sickness In th0 United States le two aud nine -tenths ; in England, three; in France, three and five -tenths; in Germany, three and nine -tenth; and in Russia, five- tentha*" Torn 1311Pieces by a, Panther. Hugh %Mimes bed a thrilling dventure tile other eight while driving from Hot tipringe to his country home. When half a mile from his house his horses evinced con- siderable uneasiness, UR though they. were afraid to adr_ance further in the direction they were going. . The farmer, becoming uneasy, whistled to his large and truoty bulldog, -which was but,a short distance in advance of him, 41u1. as the dog started to return, in obedience to the alarm, Ishr. Williams beard. a 'seize in the branches of a tree -which stood near the roadside, end when the dog got 'within twenty five yards of the waggon he was pounced upon by a huge panther, which leaped from the tree upon him. A terrible fight ensued. he farmer's team became frightened and ran home with him. An F eon as he reached his home Mr. Williams teth- ber.ed,,,his team, ran. into the house, picked up la vrinchester rifle, and retarried to the spot to take a band in the battle. Ile found his faithful dog torn to pieces, but no signs of the " varmint '' was visible. DO YOIT HABIL& ? A,thice to Young Writers, A letter published in S't. Nicholas contains scree advice once given by Miss Alcott to young writers. It says ,:-,‘ Write and print if you can : 11 not, still write and im. prove es you go on. Read the best books and they will improve your style. See and hear good. speakers and wise people, and learn of them. Work for twenty years and then you may Borne day find that you have a style and place of your own, and can command good pay• for the same things no one would take when you were unknown. — . Reckon neither Sunday nor legal holidays. Individual or firm printed checks are the safest. Always indorse checks you send by inail, state to whose order they are payable. a law says that in all losses from fie triacnItcccearrelessness the careless one shall be • If ordinary caution in beeking is_diepleyed and your cheek "iB TalEied or forged the bank suffers the loss. ' The holder of a note orehech ineygive no- Mee of protest either to all the previous in- dorsers or only to the last indOrser. Inpurohazine a bank draft make it out to 0 your own order. Then indorse on the book: "Pay to " receiver whoever he may be, or "order. "11 410 draft is lost ie the mails you oan obtain a duplicate. If he k d t tu nto ou within /tree.- lc). et. El 0 nfc:11 re r t y t i some iitma le Me ir ,.., u et no jeoetip bankor rom aupp000 receivers, no ify he , . , , - 44 wmoh it is drawn of the number of the eh ok andp a t to whom it was made outto. — A Mews OF WEALTI1 Phe discourse on egos which Mr. Sim inds has just delivered before the Society Arts is well worthy of the most carefulThe aeideration. Eggs, atoordiog to the leo- rer, constitute a neglected mine of wealth. Ley are the one erttele of ogrictiltural pro ce for which the demand is unlimited, and taps the only one in which we might, 1 we choose, defy foreign competition. ,ey not only mean money, but they com- ,nd prices that admit of profit compared th which beef and mutton are of little mint, and wheat barely worth mention- c Hens, for those who know how to lize them, lay eggs which, if not made of td, axe quite capable of beieg turned into it metal, when they are retailable all the er round, one month with another, at nething not =tog . short of a penny iece, while the eggs of ducks' win bring a price ' II more remunerative. Eggs are a mes1 n themselves. Every ment necessary to the support of man is itsined within the limits of an egg -shell, the best proportions and in the most al.- [stable fotm. Plain boiled, they e olesome. The masters of French cookery, wever, affirm that it is easy to dress them more than 500 different ways, each thod not only economical butsalutery in 1 highest degree. No honest appetite . t 1)0 you fancy a any one can be really happy who is selfish? It is impossible- The selfiela never have real friends; they are always grasping something marc, whether they need it or not, and, 08 .110 one oan ever . . if satisfy his own desires really selfish, the are disappointed and become 'peevish. and Y a irritable To try to help others. to hem ,le • 9 P , - a- happy by seeking to make them happy is the best pre.scription for good slaixite ever made. Sudden eye are apt . to be followed by moments of weakness. In the reaction from, the delight occasioned by •the freedom from ' , flood this year, a Mentreal paper says : „ . . . , Spring ,poems are in order in Montrose at present, ' the season having beha,ved eo well. Ask any level-headed business man of Mon- treal, even with a warehouse near the river, and he would welcome a flood to escape the pmtry. Jilis Wife 8132.W the P 0110. • Jones had married the p.rettieet woman in town and Brown had married the homeliest and thought she was beautiful. One even- ing they were talking about their respective better h 1 ves, and Brown remarked: a l/ say, I think you anI mrried the two prettied women in town." . Jones looked at him in Surprise a moment', . ,, , , h . 1311, he saw e was serious. ((Well," he replied, cautiously, end with pride, "I guess you are about half right, old fellow. ' Brown didn't see the point until he Mid hie wife. -[Washington Critic Thank " • ' d th k r - .i. Thanks is goo , an s wing le better. • • . The time for -one to strike -Sixty minntes after 12, The way of every man is declarative of the end of every man. --(Cecil,