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Farm_ Notes.
An Indiana farmer has been noticing
clover for the last five years, and thinks
it will not freeze out if not pastured
after July.
natuealist calculated that two
moles destroyed 20,000 wormiiu a year.
Evideetly farmers ought to endeavour to
multiply these moles rather than kill
them.
a --Rubbing warts night and morning.
with a moistened, piece of muriate of
ammonia is said to cense their disappear-
ance without pain or a scar resulting,
--A sure cure for a sitting hen—put
her on live clams instead of eggs. As
the clams begin to get warn they open
their shells, and the hen don't go on that
nest the second time.
—A house dog in 'Upton, Mess., had
the measles simultaneously with the
children of the family, from whom he
caught the disease. He was carefully
doctored, and was -netting along finely,
when one day he slipped out of doors and
played in a sn o w -ban k. This indiscretion
was fatal. He took cold a,nd died,
—The friction of a threshing machine
burned a barn last week at Sharon Springs,
N. V. "Thar," said, the farmer to
hiS progressive sons, as he watched the
fiery straws floating o'er his bead, "Thar
boys, that's all on !count of them 'ar new-
fangled contrivances ! Wouldn't 'a
-happened if we'd used flails !"
Larrabee, an Illinois farmer's
daughter, just missed being a heroine.
Seeing her father's barn on fire'she got
a pail of water, ran toward theblaze, and
—fainted on the way. The barnwas
* destroyed, and her father, rating her in-
tentions by the low standard other failure,
warmed her shoulders with a strap,
—A man who was either just getting
drunk, or else just becoming sober, in
saddling his home got the saddle wrong
end formoet, and a neighbor passing by
called his attention to the mistake,
The horseman gazed at the intruder, as
if in deep thought, and then angrily ex-
claimed; '‘ You Just let that saddle alone.
How do you know which way I am going?'
—Charcoal for hogs is frequenty
prescribed in agricultural paper without
any directions as to quantity. It should
not be giVen carelessly and at random.
Good fresh charcoal, properly pulver-
ized, may be given at the rate of -one tee -
spoonful for every 100 pounds of -animal,
whatever its (size may be, and"at this
rate will dh no harm nor scour the
animals, and may often be very useful,
—A' writer in the Western Rural says
" The all -absorbing question among far-
mers is ; 'What branch of farming shall
be pursued for profit? The branches of
agriculture that have always paid a good
profit, and always will, are dairying,
wool -growing, and hog -milling." This is
a dirclesteanswer, and so far as the writer
and 1118.i113r others are concerned it may be
correct onough, especially for certain
sections of the country, But as a general
answer, it will not hold water. Mixed
husbandry is what will in the end
pay best.
The Mennonites,
The Mennonites appear to have solved
the problem of utilizing the graeshoppers
that infest the cornfielde of the W est,
They eat them ; and we now lean from
Warrensburg, M.o., that the people of
that town, follow the example of the new
comers, take their grasshoppers regular-
ly, stewed, roasted, grilled or raw, and
find them delicious eating. Those who
hex° 'meted upon the now article of diet
say that in appearance the graoshoppet is
certainly not more repulsive than the lit-
tle ehrimp which lit sold by the pint and
loved by the small boy, and, when prop-
erly pupped or routed to a eriep, doubt -
,L less it tastes as good as the little macrour-
an Arabs and Africans take great de-
light in their large and ugly -looking lo
cnsts, when they do not 'come in such
quantities as those described in the book
of the Prophet Joel, and doubtless the
American variety is more succulent still, '01
not benig dried and thoroughly dessieat-
ed by a tropical heat, At all events cer-
tain it is that the bold gourmets of War-
rensburg are said to take gleefully to the
aeshopper as an article of diet, -and to ;
have a natural desire for to see it Mbre
extensively used in American cookery.
All the more do they wish this because,
unless people eat the grasshopper, it has
every likelihood of eating them, An en-
thurfiastie locuet maeticator ears that,
" likethe body of the ant, whence, asis,
well-known, ferrule aeid i extraeted,
that of the (Vitt Ala contain§ an Wel of
excellent etomaehle qualitia, Mashed.
and triturated he is a sovoreign remedy r?
for gout, diabetes, and consamption ;
spread in plaster, he relievee the worst 7ase
forms of pleurolnuturnonia ; dried awl g
need as a aria, he obliterates catarrh g
and cares eiek headache, The medical
St1C15 of the capiesee'apeetate are excelled
only by those of eucalyptus and eundure
ango, _while as a food he is as delicious as
ambrosia, and nutritious as pernican. It
is a good thing for us, after all, this
plague of grasshoppers ,"—American, Pa-
per.
and gallipots. She is always nten
proving that every one- ether h a zo
or is taking one ; and she may be sei
at night in a flannel (trees nglowei
ing from room to r ern wit gr01,
mustard -leaves, ar d india-rtilther
bottles,—Satarday ?eview, London,
'Ministers that are OvOrfe
What is more de eious for a min iter
than to accept an i vitationito ia pa 'ah-
oner's house, and to sit an hotir or tivo
in the evening at the table with a c Ilee-
tion of pleasant peo le ? But that is viiat
kills ministers. H t waffles, f esh Isns-
euit, oysters, and e ild tongue nt 7 o' lock
in the evening have given man a,'" man
of God " dyspepsia, a dull brain, poor
sermons, short pastorate, and arid an oarly
decease. Rich and latesupperS are oing
a bad work for so e of our beiit el rgy-
men, We know of ministerial ,lubs
wliere the member assemble Salt relay
afternoon to discus religious topics,eery
until evening, whe i a surnptu s s • 10 is
provided for thorn. s a tonseqi ence they
do not sleep well oi Saturday night and
the congregation o Sabbath fee° [hat
they suppose is he venly pallor on noir
pastor's cheek, w en his wife kn w it
was hot buscuit at a the evening b fore
that did the busi less.- If You vite
your minister out ti eat, better hav him
at noon .or theme outs ; or, if c lling
him to tea, then 1 t it be in the arly
'part of the week, • wing him time t get
over his gustat.or1 indu ' enees, The
most of ministers ave a p werful ppe-
tite for good food, and capacity to aissst
temptation in that irection is not o 0 of
their strong points
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Items from, Olicago,
A Chicago cones
follovving, in refere
and price of livi
says ; Laboring me
are getting only
I work in the Jumbo
and in the large pi:
Iday; mechatnes go
in greenbacks, an
him. One or two
on the road were
went beak to Seal
do better there, 1
$8 and $9 a barr
5
cents,a pound, or
rent is 'about 21 ti
ilton, $25 per mont
seven -room cottage
hard coal to warm
$16 for -a flat of I
find as good, else
the last year, wage
going down, and pr
meats having gone
about a inonth ago
ondent sends u
co to the Wages
g in that pie ,
in the froiIit h
1 25 por Y
yard at per
ning m lls at
from $1. 50 u
gold nt $1 14
en, when th
cut down
nd, say ng tthc
inter wheut
1, and °atm
10 per barrel,
es more than i
being the t
frame at th t,
Veo
ltPrdiCrs,t°11nc
here for $0,
of fakir blitV
visionsigoit g
p two dentS a
0
A British J
Mo
The London pap
irreclaimable being
At one of Moody
meetings there wa
k -tar-
dy,
rs tell a story f that
he Brit'sh .Tads- Ilar,
nd Sa key'e i r eent
a great "out I oar-
ing,1 1 and after th au ie cc i en
all neceasary indi ations of n 1 ol ful
state of mind, Mr. , oodY called upoi all
those who wished , go to heaven to flee
in their places. One after itOot le 'all
the pereows present got up 'and 'a.0 nod
standing save one Perv'o sail rho
obstinately kept li eat,F'id g this
obdurate mariner with his eye, . 1r,
Moody addressed li m, and d hi if
fte '
k
go to heaven also, YesYur , ' mi-
lt could be possibl he di not eiI ,i to
our," responded di k ; " I wisl i to 0 to
heaven,' "Then hy d n't ydu rise
i
with the rest?" "Becate,' e lied
Jack, very elowly, and fi rvei 1 jg ihe
whole company ith a seratini , ng
glance, "because ain't going to li,ip
with any such a loo tug crew a this '
the
paid
He
U$08
Bien
day,
per
$2
rein-
koft
CO
WE DEFY
rTI.3ADICTION.
z ,
THE M ST IcFr.;uEisrTI.Ait NE V PAPERS IN
CAN 134 ASSERT-, AFTER VING SEEN
IT, HAT ADAM FonEna aaa's GREAT
BH.W es THE LARGEST AND FINEST
ME AG -ERIE, MUSEUM CIRCIA .
' EY R BROUGHT INTO CA ADA.
READ, RE
To the n1iabitant8 of SEA
Ritroisb ;County gener d
p.
On Tuesday, J
RIII and
:
ne 29
Th Exhibitipn popularly kn min_ as the
,
ORE T F01?EPAUG SHO IF
IS TO EXHIBIT A
S -p-11A.P 9 IR,
Afternoon and Even!
rpHE P
Clan
ing the
the prof;
erg, to b
0801
th
est
th
t footmen is its tint
Throughout the Uni
en years, it hail bee
ublic, and all emu
largest ana finest CI
11
'Menagerie, AXusenni and Circus
Coming into your midst as Aran
aware hew vttcr1y futile it is fo
form any up ion as to the merit
s d splay of pictorial bill
r is I tion, by i
at I ea, and knoiring that the utter°,
ouse soisiaioes nllwspapor carries in
am, proof of 4110 Morita or aemerits of
of a / to an intelligent Person, than all 11
and is posaible tn put out, we corneal!
ay tentien t the follewing ohort ext
C NADIAN NE'WSP
or
en
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1-•••••
Foolish Mothers.
There are frivolpus mothers, and
bigoted mothers and fussy mothers and
timid mothers and stupid mothers. But,
whether a mother be stupid, or coddling,
or timid. or fussy, or frivolous the girls
are absolutely at her Mercy. It is hard
to make a choice . between despotism of
the one or the other; but perhaps the
greatest trials to young creatures full of
life and energy is the tyranny, of the
timid mother, She will not allow bey
girls to skate because Sir John Franklin
was lost among ieebirgs ; nor to ride, be-
cause fox-hunters sometimes get their
neck e broken ; nor to row, because
young men injure themselves in those
dreadful ooat races. They may not have
a pet dog. in ease it should go mad ; nor
any aeanite or monkshood in their gar-
den, for fear they should poison them-
selves. The timid mother forbids her
daughter to visit amongst the poor, as
they might take small -pox, and will not
allow one Of them to sec) alone outside
the avenue gate from her dread of pr.
roters. The description which she gives
of the neighboring fields is appalling.
She represents them to be the lairs of
mad hulls, savage tramps, venomous
snakes, and wild horses. Her girls can-
not propose either word or play which
she does not prove to be encompassed
with claimers horrible and hitherto un -
thought of. In their childish days they
were not allowed a rocking -horse for
fear it should over -balance, nor a -swing
in awe the rope might break, nor a pocket
knife less they should ent their fingers,
The coddling mother is very nearly allied
to the timid one, She 18 always tying
comforters around her ehildren's throats,
and applying flannel to mysterious places
where it will not stay. She revels in
chest-proeters and respirators, and her
room is adorned with sticking -plaster
•
'0 NITS
EXCELSIs R
EGMO.N.DI LE, 0
IMPORTANT OFA
171271'18We ,SUCCe88 Sinceta
T)0 you want Al Flo and; gdo1cl yh
-a-' give no a cell, and i every o40 antis
guaranteed. With all t e iatst knd
proved machinery, we def.. cornsictit on.
CRISTINC AN C'
Done at once, and every e ort will!
first -claws s tisfactio'
TRY OUR FAMO 8 X
FLOUR,
BRAN,
),S71ORTS,
CRO AP
Delivered to any part of Seaforth,
Egmondville free of charge.
All Orders left 1st Mr. UM
Seaford', will he prom ly attend
d to,
M. CHAR WOR H & 03
Garden 1ty
I .1
N. t.—Agents for the
Purifier.
,
appearar.ce in
oti &atm dui. -
Considered by
oraent manag-
tabination or
it& the world.
Ors, and fully
the public to
lot an exhibi-
, programmes,
of one 0011'
ro convinein g
Exhibition,
how billa it
aak your ra-
ts from a few
rEns
ed induenee
-Forepaugh
and 10, and
itor of that
of the gi4w.to4 respectability, este
and acknOwledged probity. The Or
Show exhibited at Toronto, Juno
after viol tngi it, time wiiteo the E
truly grei
t ark geed newspaper, th
0011ONT0 -61-LOB.4]
Our el ize4s ley some thno havi been on the
tip -too o exPeetation for the cor ng of Fore-
paugleo rand Menagerie, Cireno az World -won-
der Exp sitqw, Now that it has rrived in the
city, tiler Is but no general oxpr siou of opi-
nion giv n thoee who have viol it as to the
excellene of the whole show, Pr 1 CERTAINL Y
TUE BE.81 THiAT LIA$ EVER. VISITED r!ORONTO.
Thuzi a calls the
rOlIONTO MAIL )
Mr. Fo opaugh certainly conduct his business
upon a go ennui volley, and we feel arranted in
roeonmei din hint and his mishap, la as gentle-
men who airnj to please and give to nr pen* a
verylrg amount of instruetion an amusement
for a sm 11 eonolderation. They vo our boot
W1/41100 1 1100088, and we elwerf »y commend
1118 Exhi Akre to the patronage of all, and AS.
SURE T 1EI TiaT IT EXI1713 Tfi ALL IT
ADVERTISE IT IS ENT JtELY FREE
FROM 8 NOLE OBJECTION BLE FEA-
TURE, AND BY FAR THE MOST GIGANTIC,
ATTRACinv AND MAGNIFICEN JLY EQUIP-
PED MYNA ERIE, MUSEUM A D CIRCUS
THAT HAS EVER I3EEN DROU FIT INTO
CANADA
Read what 6 maid of it by the
[TORONTO LEADE t.]
We can azzaure all our readers t t, in magni-
tude and mer,t, Fompaugh's Grea t embination
far surpa oeo any Menagerie, Museuz and Cireno
Exhibition ever exhibited in Caned ), or for that
matter in anj country, and it can le visited by
the most ofinkid and religious pool le, w ith the
utmost pr Kitty,
Utteran e o4 the
[L'ORONTO LIBEILA
For0P411
OYU scen
ovoryboily
gotten,
n000/113
Irre
h's ig4ticou& Show i
U MOIY04 great
WO 00004 With romps
AC....11:1291,--,7,— •
‘1
the lergest
Ivraise, and
-*Ws aggro-
the,.stalnialliaeut eXhib1 4 et Moo.
eationa of ealOgistie •natter we
extract ths foitswing from the
[HAMiLTON 81ECTA1 OK)
Th revieW, 14 it be said that Adorn Ferepangh's
Aggregation fai ourpalemo any oirni * organiza-
tion that has yet Aided Canada, I embodfea
all the eleirilenita that could possibl Make np a
whole world nton el limited scale. be man who
possesoeiz the e orgy to put such an Xhibition on
wheels DE Elt1 .8 TNE ADMIRATION ND PATRON-
AGE OF TYIE ANADIAN PUBLIC, t113 it is to be
hoped his one through the Domini it will be as
great a tri ph as his snceesa here w sOld indicate.
And the °Bowing is from the
114MILTON TIME, ]
Yesterda mbrning, as we annon ieed in last
evening's p pezi, Forepangh's Aggregation arrived
in this city and twe performances w ie given on
the Wells d Street Commons, aft 4rnon and
evening, t 0 tots on each occasion ing crowd-
ed. It is eertailnly the best Menageri and Circus
which has iervlsited Hamilton, an lin eonnee-
tion there's ith is a Museum of Meeha iCalCuriosi-
tiea, the lik Which were never he oire seen in
Canada.
The City f 81. Catharines was the first place
in Canada 'sited by the Great Fore a gh Show,
and the d y after the Exhibition t o following
was the recOrded opinion of it in the
[ST. CATHA.RINES -N 0 WS.]
There ,newer hu been a tented bition in
this town that lints given onch general siatisfaction
as Forepau 'a. We commend it to t4 patronage
of the peoi le throughout Ontario, a nkl will add
that, dnrin all our onrualistic expo 'ee, Fore-
paugh's 0,bIxratioi1 is the first and • 'ly exhibi-
tion of the dn that not only setup xhibits all
it advertise , b t goes far beyond, a proziento
hoot of att act ono hardly alluded to its adver-
tisement. Not to see this great sho io to miss
the opportnnity, of beholding the on 21DEST AND
GREATEST EXILIBITION OP THE INETEENTH
CENTURY.
This was sai4l of the Great Forts
by the
[ST. CA gAruNEs JOUI NAL.]
It combines nstnietiou with plea n!re, and as
there is notIdni of an exceptionable haraeter 14
be seen in tiny Part of the Great 8 , all can
patronize it sally. To our brethren the press
throughout the PITefinee WE CAN C
COMMEND FOREIPA1.10018 SNOW AS Z T4E ressozsa
AND BEST TLAr tTAS EVERVISITED TO
angh Show
'140 THE I..
ADIES.
McINTYRE & WLItLIS
BEG least° to call your attention to their largo andwekl sole
ALS, DUTTON BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES AND SLI
BRANCH Mill) LUCCA DUTTON SHOES, TIES AND EMP
$N GIRLS' AND CHILD EN'S WEAR
We have a meat variety of all kinds of Ties, Ankle Straps and lippers. These Goods are from the
best and mot fashietutblemakers in the Dominion, and eann t fail to give satisfaction.
Cash Purohascrs will be allowed a Diseount of fiom 5 to 10 Per C irk
McINTY_R,E & WIILLIS, Main-sti, Sea orth..
-
ed Stock of PRUNELLAS, BALMOR-
PERS, and eopecially te the LONG
SS SLIPPERS.
7,
You ace three CroWf4 upon the tree,
Observe their Ilats-.-tbey don't agree,
The Nice Hat, one said to the others;
What m kes you look so Bad, my brothers?
Oh dear, they cried, as team they shed,
We feel, vo know, we were misled,
Webong ttheoe hats,and thought them right,
Comarek1 with ;roam they look a fright ;
011, tell is where, dear crow, togo
To get;a hat like yours, you know,
A hat that Attlee, anais the style,
To dry our tears and make us smile,
With gladdened heart this good crow said:
'You have indeed boon sore misled,
Tata snaps 1 know below the heavens,
Is theCash etore—$IeT Three Sevens.
No raore oiled tears, go get a hat,
, Be ha y, laugh and then grow fat.
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A. G. MoDOUGA#LL & Co.,
SIGN OF THE 777, SEArORTH,
NOTED' FOR STYLISH HATS, CAPS, TIES AND SOARFS.
No ping ono el the Largest, Choicest, and BeA Stocks of Cloths West of Toronto .
IN ALL THE NEWEST MAKES.
All Oa mita Manufactured on the 'twills s and Fit Guaranteed or No Sale,
1111ONSIIIIIINIMIIIIIPIPPINIM1111111611,
ME
IZZEPORT.A.1\TT
SRS. BEATTY itic CO
Aro Retir Wren] the Retail Trade in Seatorth, having made arrangements for starting in the
WITOLESALE BUSINESS IN TORONTO,
ilea will therefore offer (rein this date the'whole Of their urge Stook of
DRY GOODS AT AND BELOW COST.
Sto
As their erten
This Is a Rare Chaise° for portion req
ng Dry Goods, as their
k is all Fresh, and Nea y all Staple Goods,
And must be cleared
FIRST cDP
on by
entente require them to remove to Toronto at that date. The Public may Open
on this Sale being GENUINE, as the
Goods Must be Sold at Whatever Sacre Before that Date.
CALL EARLY AND 8EC4/RE BARGAINS.
!a
BEATTY it Co.
parties indebted le the firm tither by book Seeetint or note v114)1088 oil and settle the sarae.
0EA
BARCiAIN COUNTER
WHICH WAS SO SUCCESSFUL AT
KIDD'S EMPOIUUM
Laet Seam
is Su Full Blast again, and mare
Attractive than ever.
Every Lad within a distance of twenty-five railes
from Beate h should not miss seeing the New
and Elegant Stock a
'MILLINERY AND MANTLES
AT
SILKS
AT
KIDD'S EMPORIUM
AND DRESS GOODS
KIDD'SEMPOJLUUM.
Alb ons and Laces
KIDD'S EMPORIUM.
HS1 .RY AND GLOVES
5
AT KIDD'S EMPORIUM.
S AND COTTONS
A'r KIDD'S EMPORIUM,
LACE CURTAINS
AT
KIDD'S RIPORIUM.
dIL0LOTH8 AND CARPETS
AT
KID) 8 EMPORI M.
READYMAliE CLOTHING
AT
IDD'S EMPORIUM.
HATjS AND OAPS
AT MD'S EMPORIUM.
000 AND SHOES
AT
DD'S EMPORIUM,
GROCERIES, WINES,
471? LIQUORS
AT 14D3YS EMPORIUM.
Erery Depaitraent is well stsseked with New
and Sesesmitalble 6•41641k, width are
at the issavriess VAS& Prieelt Elk (Mit ie
Tenses. '
1110/WAS
• My
vug ' the eri
upolt, cliilibing boys,
token iii
that
thistda.oetlagftrerca:ailnaw6lhvelli.e!alg!,:' :id. the masters, i
nun'eneed. i
wft:surfar:dnl'asiliax thlf, el' The hour gh"-onerst'alloYf s-wixo-rk-"in-12
There were instances of five, and even 1
fhuinee Iltlinallttehre Ls-to:rote: fwroentre tfivroemiveeitoghtoitox. I
teen, work beginning at 4 o'clock, 3 and
een2irithexma7ming, Six,tythz:t-
jtesswceeneotfronialitof:ngiudi,thirtyhreebf,witomvre1
waster steeps. Then follewec.1 the mode '
af doing i it. OF the training, Mr. Ku
of Nottingham, a Master sweep, Raid :. !
4. No onelknowe the cruelty which a boy I
him to undergo in learning, The 'flesh. !
must be hardened. Thie must be done i
by rubbing it, chiefly on the elbows and
knees, with the Strongest brine, close by
a not fire. You must gaud. over thenv
with s, ci.tte, or eloa,x'th in by- a promise I
of a haltenny, tea if t.hey will stand a ;
few, mora rubs. At first they will corn
back froA. their work : streaming wit
blued, and the knees' looking es if the -
emihad*enP,u4elPla1ri..14theYlusst
her%beedwithbriieag4in"Thefol-
l°7ga7ril11!)siatilel°nise0rs,:"1:so7„ulthItwshurl
lies:tateS°eewlretnta:py
tofm41;:pftnarpen
sayamaeeeeep, Ii
'"a boy is gloomy 1
thehraovafge eh° Pt 1 e3 rxe' r °s. jrhoobus doY: ii,.ie 4,' as til ti x 40 :eile: sane apAt ;Y:eui, -',
could, yen must ill-treat him somehow,i
evrthinithh:eghr, eive.t4ttahvistehesrue' enremead;beliior::nalcorughslethin,e0akesreentetnit '
1
so strong: against boys feel.* o p
i
and bet*Ilielnave rtkdhefbiitggerst4trYpabGerrt oYfIwthwe' i
sweeps ifi.;the town haveIthe,tusamettotto. Tinhaoti .r.
enitgliellytalmaswifinegteif :atrhewiletghl*YR-1124 lant—i. e,, a 1
by a blow from.
young Ash two that is ea ple and. will .1
not ,break-.wheni I was:, E years om 3
it was out to the bone, w tete had to be 1
d to heal the wbuxid. - I have I
se , . i
mar, of naill boot. &e., on other 1
parts.'" j Mr. S ranifield, another achild
you
eine8
m
terwilitusewee7, ,,, isoaiiedn: e cli :
• I think pi it, I have abedla wraiwth; I
now when
my knee 'land elblowe
and tile inside of my rifted,"
Andthet Said ; "At th'st tbey wiil 001110
back frona their 1wrk
kneeand knees nieeokstreang at ifg thc ea,
,
pulled off, Tlrea
Or
' Y -,in
withisrhie again,
once to another eleiinney. en
I have heard that thel flesh
bo
Sallarteadelloter Yofear4the" C‘om4 ilmi°isstuilodnels,
about eight, in the marlick, who had run -
away freini eon4 place of correction. -
Part of the kmie cos got tem off, the -
gristle all showed whitee and the guiders
(tendons B all aroma Were like white :
string, on an imi tion Of white cotton.
111ho
01titon
e
. h
he I
Hered. ith 80!
was waiisyb
den
his kie
made of f' old
u7.k", 1 o
'
purpose,sun
W• the e
theta,
rikleciulekilffsrli—iwtalliigeas_
ll.
I raYselfel' says 4110tiler4 8'lhavd kelt" 24114
I had to Stand an re
id
bai ie its a
four 'tours Ilt51 a chimney, when. he I
bubewastwisowsosoottettilit itesj:letito.obbasittmldioi.cosftoctuaurecoinadouLelleleini;
heart ache to kw tile* woi, even ,
when I Ivies whati. you may cell a party
• to it. Int learning a chid," goes on,
"yon. can't be soft with him, you
use vio ce,"
'The Virldtew Caboeheael,"
I -
At the .PercelalChaise' Cemetery, nea
Paris, there Statute in a`eonspictions po-
sition a !splendid montiment to Pierre
Cabdeliard, grocer, with a pathetie in-
scription Which el/otes thus t a His incon-
solable widow dedicatesthis monument
to his memory, andemitinues lit thesame
business it the old stand, 141; Rue Monf-
fetarel,"A Parisian paper relates -that a
short, time ago a gentleman who had .no -
teed the above inscription. WAS Why en -
le
widow Clabocha tely
riosity to a the
"id
Raving eXprese s: the
ushered into thc reseiiceof a
bly j
&wind. abil full -
whet wee the 0/ ject of h14 visit. "1
game to ime the id.
" VW.% sir, bete s e
don/ but t wish ti'
to the relict of thsi la e:ite,rYbr:
whonaneument 1 SVtv' iestetelay
Chafee," ,see, I sece"
Emitting Iliejoindere "Allow me to Inform
you that Pierre dabochardisa myth, and
thereforeInever had a wife. The tomb
you have: admired cost me a good deal of
money, quite a einall fortune indeedeand,
althouglyno one is buried there, it proves
a first-rate advertisement, and I have no
- cause to regret the expewse, Now, Sir,
what cani I sell you in the way of gre.
eeries ?"
i A Peculiar Caeaa.
A London phei ician has a ease
Is
witb-
ont pi-tee:dent, t e cause of which he is
-unable tei eliseov r and Which. baffles all
his skilL ,Natura l'y he weiteil to the Lone
don Lanaet &l
bon it. Thehis
The case is ,
'
as he steles it ; " MrS..1
with a large family, suffersfrom
die affection
of the lOWIF jaw.
without any warning whatever, beeom
fixed, w, that With all my strength a
e,ouId not open if, The, husband is the
only one who cart do so, 1 and I have seen
him perspire befere he sneeeedecL" The
physiciae. says he has tried everything
mahe reakanbtiheicastikeo,f, both internallycrnally and ex-
ternally, but all a vain. it Le a very re=
cases, we are ne of the most remark--
ee ;There have been
able we ever h
taaatbincluoliir'viwgoafeasbtrarffi:ainetorniliimgryiolwYwso'e' has eeee-V4L1 4,111haei 17sPahica8twillie7diele:::tatstwilffeow-u:
e trcngth of
. andwws oll'oefr4 olleeedtesellyninittis: in oile0Y,efohe:neli) eubannie Is , t'-liebtreee 1)%nise hueniallextvor st.op ilLie
to preeerthe f h
4sweraP"ruftodhe
T'hea
before it.
able
4 paekree, but
'make
ic affeetion
men who would
be yi1hn to exchange the spaemodte af-
feetipn which u-efixea the wife's lo
jaw. for Airs, J.. 'e disease which fixes
Doubtleas: , too, there are husbands
if their iives were overtaen by a spas-
modic afIectiou ixing the 1owr iaw