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SEPT. 17, 1875.
Fl
'he Missis
establish a co
-A Morin
cuts open a ho
iron Matters
irpi Grangers are going to
1:e.
ethel township farmer
Vs : nest, just to examine
r
`the inside arr ngement.. He says he
thi iks he will a able to see his barn in
ab ut two wee . �s. 1
Several 1 o see in a stable at Lancas-
ter Penn., were- made deaf by lightning
reeptly, j
just cl sed at Angenuln-
m
st Ariz , a gold medal,
an Am rican harvester.
instuace of the cheapness
dearness of provender at
s given by an English *far -
co k.Lank ikepresi, as having
i s own ndtiee. A farmer
t rroown on one field for £56,
The gree e t reape
i• trial ever held
in Germany l a.
aert•. The h
was awarded
—A curiou
of wheat an
the same tam
met in- the M
cone under 1
sod the whey
but for the staw which produced this
red £G0.
ason of the year, farm
ed to work very hard,
and it is not oily right and just, but for
the pecuniary
to see that the
ought not oner
plenty of it, b
them wet, A
wheat he obta
—At this € s
horses are obi
;interest of their owners
are well fed. And they
to have good. food and
itit should be given to
great many horses are per-
manently inju ed by being kept in the
summer, when
hay and. oats.
Recently
nine along the
of Mission St.
er by some nue
hurled..down t
rest of the flo
of 800, or, as
to 1,500 head. All that fell were in-
stantly killed
—There isle ;vast difference in the fla-
vor of eggs. liens fed. on clear, sound
grain and kep + on a clean grass run, give
much finer fia ored eggs than hens. that
have access to ;stable and manure heaps,
and eat all ki ds of filthy food. Hens
feeding on fis and onions flavor their
eggs according y, the same as cows eat-
ing onions or
sive water, im
milk and butt
the higher the
• and corn give
feeding on be
less, renderiix
they work, upon dry
band of sheep were run-
, of , a precipice back
lose, Cal., when the lead-
s
lost his footing and was
le steep . declivity. The
followed to the number
stimated by others, 1,200
abbage, or drinking offen-
arts a bad taste to the
r. The richer the food,
color of the eggs. Wheat
eggs the best color, while
kwheat makes them color -
them unfit for some con-
fectionery purposes.
—When blinds and doors do not close
sn'ugiy, but Ic
drafts enter, t
mended by M
missioner in ' -
Place astrip 1oputty all along the jambs:—
cover the edg of the blind or door with
chalk and slut it. The putty would
then fill all spaces which would remain
open and be ''ressed where itis not need-
ed, while tri 1 excess is removed with a
knife. . The! halk rubbed on the edges
prevents the€ adhesion of the putty to the
blind or doot,� which then can be opened
without adhes ion, and the putty is left
in place, whe a it soon dries and leaves a
perfectly fitti g jamb.
'I he value of the quail as an exter-
na.lnator of insects is well known by those
who, have st tclied the habits of these
birds. But the evidence of an Ohio far-
mer who observed -a flock foraging over
his corn -field in a methodical and thor-
oi gh manner, and -who shot and examined
one, is- -. interesting. On opening the
bird's crop there were found one cut worm
21 striped vine bugs, and over 100 chinch
bilge. 13ya!Id-by the absolute necessity
of, prows ing almost every bird that flies
arid encoura in. those which are the
ave cracks through which
he simplest remedy recom-
Schuetse, Building Com-
resden, Germany, is this ,
men are less able to bear th
of thele e.•citiug causes than
that the e otional nature of
more ar !l,5 (ieveloped, and
exposed t; the action. of sucl
directly a ` ect it. if 1 am ri
we would
otional fo
excess of
just what
lyse the t
to these
number o
ber of me
yet there
among then women to 832 in
fessor Matkdsleydefines this
sanity as ' great oppression (f the - s
feeling, with corresponding gl on , m
bid ideas.'—Popular• S'cience landau..
operati * n
men ; b t
women is
thu mire
ea see as
;ht iths,
xpeet to see=in women the e ,-
ms of insanity develo} ed' in
he sante in then ; and his is
• o find. Cfontinuiiig ti ar a-
bies of Die, Kirkbride r lati .g
e cases as above, we find lie
women to be 3,220, th nu
exceeding them by 45 ; aid
re. X,032 cases of Meta cho is
nen. 1 .o-
orm of
SI
ow to Prospe
The Ti troi-t Weekly 1'; ibuJle gages he'
followinl� deice to those wl o w uld be
successfu in business : " It i all imp r -
tent to st4rt right, whatever ins of life
tempt to pursue, w ieth r it be
e, mechanical art o trade. ; A
not only be indu trio is n
to business, abut he mu t. h vs,
of doing business whi 1;1 ill
g certain results. ` Thr w
the �
ing of cro-rs aud cattle does n t co stgat t
-Bole o_ f the b o
farming . the - erection o g
and othe structures does i k
man a business mechanic ; s df
and tying them.up does not r-
chant of any man. ' Anyb do
this labor. There is' someth
all these detajls which is the
n -
r
.we may al
agric ultu
man must
attentive
a method:
surely bri
sines
b ildi
of A
!lin go
ak ea,m
dy can
ng aelt
} mai pr
to success in i any pursuit, 4nd that
system. Well, what is system ? Ir.
limited view, it consists of a set of ru
in business, which, if strictly obeyed
lived up to, will enable a maze to lay
a surplus every year. Starting in
with few wants, every youn men
frame for himself and adhere to mays
which will enable him to do
age and self denial he must
beginning, to carry him thro
I years ; after that the course will be e
his,
ave
ghf
-0
at
r a
„
most useful in
-gradually dawn .upon
farmers and fait -growers, , I another $1,
.—The Oahfornia squirrels have entered balance is to
into competition with the Grangers _of Here is an il.
that State in the business of carrying system in- business, a system e
grain. Mr; ICallenbach informs the opted at the beginning of a basin
Nt ektoit 1,u { mule et that an army of + when the waists of a: family are
0
n
i
le
.n•
lif4
ay
e
ur
8
and freed from those temptations and obi
structions which at first made it ifh *u1
to pursue steadily, There is yo n
.y
farmer near ' Quincy, Branch Cunt
Michigan, who began farming witl
young wife five or six years ago. We rel
frain from giving hie name, as we cas all
ly picked; up these facts from a f -lei
the young man. He began on a fjarin
longing to his father, but he was to hey,
all he could raise. He procured tf i e
good cows, and he and his young ifcl
agreed that they would make the c w
furnish the groceries and slip ily1 er'p r
sonal.wants. 'That was rale first,, ' lig
has been strictly lived up ; and h
cows have, by good 'mane ement ; an
care, - furnished- the groceri: , supllie
the wants of the wife, and s eh s loin
ed the husband d $40 cash besi es, I In her
arrangement the wife -was o hive uyl
surplus that accrued from his sou ce
Then it was established that th h gs
- the fruit, potatoes and other sprig crop
must run he farm, buy tools, &c '1hi
was rule second. Then the sr ed
go i
0
e
the sale of wool and wheat aiusl
the bank, This• was rule thiir d . n
these three ales constitute the sys_er
under which this young tna r is pros er
in .in his business.. Theyre dhe ei
to with the strictest integre y, sin i
sacred compact entered into with him el
at the outset Of his business life. H is
a very indus rioms, and avoids eed es
expenses. est. year hepurchased
farm near hi' , paying $1,000 d wn n
IO within a few Mont s. 'h
fee paid in easy nista line is
ustration of the woi kin o
sily : (1
ss1 fe.
ew • nc
there are no �incumbering debts and n
palsying interest to pay. I Ne.irly al
working en can adopt some such sys
as this a: d be prosperous."
0
these active la borers is engaged in mov-
ing his crop. Each one is able to carry
G62 grains at viae load hi its cheek—which
is putting its cheek" to profitable pur-
pose—and. makes its trips so - frequently
that a family of able-bodied ones will
carry off e' .ry day a ton of wheat, worth
at ; present rates $42. As these laborers .. Mr. Ar
do: not stop Work to discuss politics, the ! tic dealer
prospect of an early removal of the crop well -time
ice favorable.. cattle at
edand 0
Jumping Out of Bed. the same
mends "
A clever medical writer dope not ap-
prove of the old doctrine whic,li was for
reedy instilled into the minds of chiiclrcn
-a- that they should spring out of bed the
inetanti they are awake in the morning.
He says up to eighteen years • old every
child should be allowed to rest in bed,
aftaer the sleep is _over, until they feel as
if they would] rather get up than not. It
• is very great mistake for persons, old or
yo ing--espeuial'ly children or sedentary
lse,°sons o bounce out of -bed at the
mdment they wake up ; all the instincts
shrink from it, and fiercely kick against
it.; .fifteen. or twenty minutes spent in
gradually waking up, after the eyes ars
- -opened, and in turning over and stretch-
ing the. limbs,; do as much as good sound
sleep, because the operations set the
bled. in metiet:i by degrees; tending to
eel ralize the I ii�rculation ; for (luring sleep
• the blood tends to ,stagnation; the .heart
bents feebly -and slowly, and to shock the-
Hy
he
sy +tem by boor ting up in an instant and.
se ding the blond in an over -whelming
quantity to the heart, causing it t as-
• su lie a galla , -here the instant before
it was a trees;; is the greatest absurr ity.
'.l'1}is instant nous bouncing out of bed
as soon as the, eyes are opened wi 1 be'
• followed by Weariness long befr re neon. •
•
Oauses of Insanity.
We obtained an idea of love diff
tially1 as it exists in the sexes by ob
ing the degree'. to which it affects
and women as a probablecause of i
ity. In the same manner I thin
can gain a knowledge of the compar
intensity with which emotions and s
of conacieusne's, common to both s
exist in intellection, by observing tl
fe+:t to which they react as a prof
cause of mental alienation. For my
polis I shall -use Dr. Kirkbricle's r.port
fo • the Pennsylvania 'Hospital for the
Inane. The analysis is based upon the
an`1)I3osed causes of _ insanity in ,899
ca es. Domestic dif!ieulties are the
pr-bable causes of mental disease i 47
men and 86 wornen. < Nearly two to one
exresses the difference in intensit
the action of this cause. Fright re
ed ai1 insanity in 16 men and 36 woi en ; day, and.
gri of affecte07 hen and 236 worn' , a State.
difference of More than three to one ; ed by the
religious excitement acts as this clause in conclusioi
7l')- ;len and 27 women, a differ nee of ly carne f.
fig er cent.; nostalgia, 7 women and no his coat,
menfrom mental anxiety th re 164 There wa
meand 261 ; women insane. These
ear(ses, which present such dissi ilarityy,
have one bond of union ; they ;a ect the
emotional part of the pyschical nature.
From this I would not conclude t
ren-
erv•
men
san-
we
Live
ates
Judging Stock.
eh, Speers, the well-kliiwn at
has sent a very sens ble an
't letter to the Globe on "udgin
hows. With regard to import-
rnadian bred stock beim- pu i
claws in competition he res m'
Ghat the directors of exl ibiti n
should gili-e a special prize to ani ' als m
ported the first season and al'. er 't a
either show them in a class of ii po
stock or ],et it be understood th a t th r
will be no reference shown to th m 'o er
Canadian bred animals. When Hien r
appointed judges their judg' nen t she 1
be based on the quality of tl a an mal
well asthe pedigree. I l ave kno i
very superior animals that ad ,a sh
pt.digredes isecl and inferior : ni al.
w .th a lonfg p digree prefcr-rec and awa d
e the prize. 1 confess as -a gene al 1
1' ould give the . animal with he b s
p cliggree the preference, but we 1 t ust re
m miber that it is not the peck • ree w
ar called, to judge but the anim ls. I
w are to give prizes to pedigrees, let h
directors of the exhibition say si."
the decision ofnudges on _ fat c• ttlelh
says : " Very often the judges "ve th
prize to animals that are cushier ed ou
with fat --what is generally ter .eft b
butchers 'patchey'--when an ani aljtha
has put on the fat evenly and is reall
fatter, is overlooked, because the forme
animal is presented in patches. butch
er in purchasing -prize beef' will alvei
give the preference to an even, . moo
weal -proportioned animal and it i wo
more money'; such an animal ill b+
fatterthan the patcbey one, though e
ing equally ', proportioned lie des o'
show it so much.;'
n
1
,y.
;h.
Washington's Strength.
A writer a Arlington House, i 18
asked M Custis if Washington con
like Mars, hal Saxe, break a' lie sesh
and the reply he received was, he had
xes, doubt be could had he tried,or
e ef= hands were the largest and the for
able est he had ever seen. Mr. Cust s tl
pur- gave him several. instances of tl G
eral's strong h, of whi i h he ree lls
following':
W"hen.Wa Kington 1 as a3'pung m
he was Pres lit on on • oc asiozi, a
looker on, at wrestling games, then
fashion ii'1 i ginia. 'fired of the sport;
he had retired to the .hade of a tree
in ' where hesat perusing a pamphlet, til]
ult- challenged to a bout by
the; strongest
Issuingg ton de
remark that
s iththe gl
+rward, and,
rappled wit
a herce stru
space of .:time, when t
hurled to the, ground
mendous force as to jar
of his bones. Another
41l
ld
ire
11
g
e
n
1i
n4
h
the hero of th
wrestler in th
lined, till taunt
ae fearedto tr
diator, h ca lin
ithout reino n
his antagonist
gle for brie
e champion
with such , treJ
he very rrnarr w
instance of ; his
is throwing; the,
at wo + prodigious power was
stone across the Rap
Frederielcsburgh—�-a feat
been performed since.
number of young gentle
Vernon were -contending
of throwing the bar. • Wa
time w
looking on some,
saying, " Allow rile i to tr
ing the bar, sent the iron
the air, 20 feet beyond it
Still later. in his career
whose age was 'like a
frosty yet kindly," obse
his workmen at Mount
endeavoring to raise a lar
tired of witnessingtheir u
tempts, he put tem asic
it in his iron -like grasp,
place, remounted his hors
t h innock at 1 T E
at has never 1
atter in -life a
en at Mount
nidi - ie exercise
hili ton, after
�g
forward,
, ! and, grasp- -
fljYing through
'iival limits.
Washington,
1 Sty winter,
ti ug three of
i}non vainly
tone, when,
ccessful at- 1NILS
e, and, taking
iftted • it to its jig
and rode on.
A,
WILSON
EA
8c. YOU
ARE SELLING THE CHEAPEST AND BEST TEA
FORTH PRICES FROM 25e. 1
Extraordinary Budd: Death of
a Yoting L = 4
A Miss Robinson, of th : �, venth Con-
cession of the township o { el, died re-
cently in a very sudden mi Auer. On the
night previous to her dea h she attended
a party held in connectio ( with a barn
raising in the vicinity. + or some time
previously she. had been u i er the care
of a physician, who warnedher against
engaging in the practice,' of dancing.
However, she heeded not 1 ie; admonitions,
but indulged her passion for this amuse-
ment without restraint. It is stated
that during one month of the past winter
she attended about twenty of these par-
ties, distance being no obstacle. On the
evening of the party above referred to heir
mother and sister endeav r c1 to dissuade
her from going, but in va n'.' She went,
and was always constant y 'on the floor
until after midnight, wh u ip the midst
of the giddy whirl slie fai t 1. - Shortly
ncinbut
he u dancing,but
recovering s res c
after c ,
with the same g' suit. - i,is took place
three times ; and on bein requested not
to dance, she replied she would, suppos-
ing she should:die. Wh n startinn for
home in company with a other lady and
gentleman she was appa gently as well as
usual, but before reaching home her body
became so badly swollen as to necessitate
the loosing of her clothingby her com-
panions. When at ho ale her friends
talked of death, and pro sed sending for
for a minister, but she re and. During
her remaining hours het ; chief anxiety
seemed to be the fear tha �a1 a would not
be better in time to atten !a other party.
on Friday evening. S' a emained in
this frame of mind until • � o clock in the
morning, when, uttering t i ee piercing
shrieks, her soul took its f ii ht to meet
sits Creatar. _
She Cured
At last she completely
months she had patient
pangs so many thousand
are compelled to suffer.
morning at breakfast the
band exppressed the hope
see the (ky when he shoal
as he used to get at hom+
bread as his mother was
and bake, At dinner th
baked_ in the range. '
mother used to roast the
fashioned ;Dutch tin ove
was always done to a tur
of the revolving spit. Tl
.forever gone. But he mi
to get such a green appl
cheese, as his mother us
At length, the long-suffe
her wrath, unset the to
dishes and their .content
carpet, then strided over
ed husband, gave him a
which knocked him off h
marked : There's a cli.
for you such as your mot
you when you was a bo
there was'domestic�peace
that house, with never e
the maternal cookery an
bygone days,
slaved him. For
Y endured the
Of oung wires
most every
helartl1ss bus-
t)]* he might
1c t such coffee
114
• such - corn -
nt to make
at was over -
be sure his
at in an old-
, and the piece
14 the last turn 164 clays were
t.• and ought
ic, with new
give him.
wife arose in
1 T'ending the
hing on the
he astonish-
1on the ear
cair, and re
ver the head
• used to give
Thereafter
ad, quietness in
alai allusion to
ebmforts of the
4i
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i
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UGAR SUGA
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UN (; have ndw on hand a Large Stock
:T COFFEE, t BRIGHT YELLOW
ofore the advance, and will bo sold at old
A . COMPLETE
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CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
TEA A -FOUNDRY FOR Sl'AFDOT
VER SOLD IN SEA -
Why Wait for a Foundry in Sea -forth,
lvHEx
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or THF
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TOBACCOS.
•
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ANADIAN whiskey and all Imported Jdgnoks;urchased in Bond nd sold erre as usual. A. lull
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GR GOR &
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lingi your attention to our • ew Dookst
rat patronage a d universal chess
ray ,o Huron fo the last 2 cars, `1
gat as a relation to paper a t c its vari
First -lass
And from dar experieic
ont optima we render
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ones
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ite
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rooks fold
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re wo beg tint to rete our sincere thanks for the very
xperienced from the F rmers, Merchants and others of
e intend strictly to iol ow our own business, and deal
s rises, and also ove thing that is to be .found in a
ook. nd Station
in first-cla • c shops to the last 45 years, bot]
eaforth secsato no hell' town in this Prop
extended a, • generos sdpport from our toi
OF ITER TUBE, OR
lobed or or , e hi a fe' hanrs' notice, as we l
Raw Material.
in Gol +, ,Suer and Bronze N
heese and Butter Factories Kept
R and WINDOW BLINDS can
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the Mansion Hotel, Min Street,
ry Store.
in Europe and America, with-
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nspeople and numerous friends,
BLANK BOOKO
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onstantiy on Hand,
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�{ r
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at the
. THISTLE ITEM.
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Cntter Plows, with Wrought Iron Beam. This
lib s all the good features a the old plow and is
-uch more durable. It is manufactured by the
o d firm, the original rnannfacturers of the Ilia.
t e Cutter, Massey Manufacturing Company,. The
ort Perry and London Gang Plows, the best
ang Plows ever introduced to tbe public, &
Vial given and satiefection guaranteed. Allitinde
of General Puratose Plows .AlwaYs on Hand.
STRAW CUTTERS AND GRAIN
The old Favorite Straw Cutters and Grate
rushers from Maxwell, of Paris always on hand.
hese Implemente have been well tried, and Jim
s ood the test of time, as those of no other make
have done,
HORSE POWERS. _
maxweirs two, four, six and ten -horse Powers
always on hand.
THE FLORENCE SEY/ING MACHINE
s now universally admitted to be the BEST and
HEAPEST—the cheapest because the beet—in
e market, This is tho only machine in the
rket having a reversible feeder, and it fa the
nly machine that makes more than one kind of
titeh. These maehines are sold on trial, anti if
purchaser is not satisfied with it tau retain it
and get any other machine in the marl:et, Atrial
Of it is all that is required to ONE satisfaction.
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Has an abundant supply always on hand at his
imperil= in SEAFORTH. Also all the other
I ding machines, eo that purchasers can Ins
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0. C. 1VILLSON keeps the largest and beet
elected stock of Musical Instrumento wed ef
monk), consisting of that celebrated Mathusek
Jane, and other Pianos, Biinee's, George Woods',
stay, and Canada Organs and -Melodeons, any of
Inch he can sell as cheap as the manufacturers,
TO TH5 LADIES.—In the Sewing Machine .
Department MISS SLOAN
elf -Fitting Charts. All the latest and Mired V
tylds and fashions. The latest and meet popular
beet Music and Musiel3ooks.
C, WILLSON,
THE SEAFORTH
bpposite 0. C. 1FILLSON'S Agri-
cultural Implement Emporium/.
WHILE returning thanks for the liberal DA-
T Y renege they hint received since commencing
Miaow; in Seafoith, would ;state that they are
ow prepared to famish
DOUBLE AND SOIOLE BUGGIES
AND
EMOO
Vhich, for style end excelle
nd material, cannot be on
stablishment in tbe Province
They are practieal worlcme
onal attention to their bu
ake light work a speciality,
IVE THEM
IMPAIRING- PROMPTLY
AND CHARGES
PILLM
seed by any other
, devote their per-
iness, and as they
hey can guarantee
ATTENDED TO,
THE HUB
SEAFO
AS now on hand and in c
a number of handsome an
DEMOCR
AN
These vehicles are well
shed and warranted to run e
eap for cash or on short tim
&re too well and favorably Ina
ng. He has a nnmber of his
nd they will be sold cheap.
OTORY
RASSIE
rise of construetimi
ubstantiallyballt
T WAGONS,
handsomely ne-
se, and will bora
r Wagons
to require puff -
est On band ttOws#
EPAIRING DON AS USUAL,
Remember the cad stand : urim Road, ono'
WILL AM GRASSIB
NOTICE *9 CON RAC'TORS.
letting a the -works fo the inlargement$
enders will be received until IVErevzonav, . the
th day of September neat. The plane and
'fith day of September next. By Order
• Ottawa,Aue, 74180.
• nd Hoyt writes to
card given you by some hone
ber, or tborugb uiionation
of the honorable poneerne
otab mbe ant ta :01 tf tolasucs comwr enthhowiNailvgi Or or
oapugh that X entered.
yew. see when at last the
steanger's gallery open for yo
in;the shape of a parallel()
big table the -centre, 7
better, Ivith eashioried bench
,Iong lines either side, and
end. of the table, a -pnlpit-1
npied seat, winch is Mr.
and -under a perfectly bt
alining, setting upright,
are tbe 1/onorable mend
in' the gallery a.bove sits:: th
Higher up lead back from
hind 2. wire railing, as theug
be protected from them e
ladies from their gallery.'
look much like female euffrag
all countries, is the most h
-titled to female suffrage, He
,Qeeen, -and not only that,
and the same time is the I
-churches-a-Viet of England
land. if one wOreau eau b
ost hnoidnp okA jet eheel irocona: itthAte s edv go sat eoll e,mb, trej e h
dies and a the reporters are.
in whieh yon must break y
straining to see and where;
tempt to ; stand,' inexorable e
compel you to sit -down, 0.1.3
hand of the great table from,
erte, ehair sit the Government
are the Opposition. The spea
Howe of .COnerions is not sot
ing as conversation. Yon s
hear __anything like erator3,i
every one drawls, and etanune
Englishmen I can
noticed. tha it was
readiest au most fin .
mot commanded the a
'House, It was the man et -h
know the 11108t AbOAt the Mat
to whom the Rouse most qui
ed, however poorly be mig
himself. ! unpopular
hard time in. the House of Go
notorious Tichborrteeleimarl
festly a very unpopular Mena
due to hio. to say that lie t
- land strong, his words are
mantter quite not**
when lie tese to speak yop.
thnoughotit the ;entire peed
intposeible. except now .anid.
a word, tun Dr, Kenealer
dismayed, and the I -10118e kept
If Had Leleare
If I had teisur0, wood
weak place in the fenee," *aid'
He had hone, however, and w
ing eider with a neighbor,:
brake ill and injured aprinier
had leisure then but it Aid
bat* the cloth.
I" If I nad leisure, Baia Awl
last winter, "I Would alter in
for I knov it is not safe,'1!
not find thee end when his al
fire and biariled. dOW11-, he font
build another.
The man thinks his time ha
eccupied, but, lie was 110t A
after sum ise he ilia ijuit__,w
spent two hours on the str
immense With an idler, i
44 If I had leieure," said p,
'w odd paY more attention t, to
-- the matter than you do nqw.-
you would probably pay 14ss
ati ihtchenhegfasanrolei ts:: nvinhyhouoin dmr seore en:;s, lieftty6f ruf,
resolution—the spirit to db --1
weak condition would 0;44'
how nmcii might be =vied.
among neighbors that in
a they are worth -to pay the.
ow e er ei'wen11.14atlititreWd, t*yo.
with her hair always dig*
clothes banging abont her as
from a prop, is Away -8 repuleit
is written Upon,. her Tiered
crown of her' heaa to the soles
land if she wins a husband W-
in all probability, either Ito
fool or a drunken ruffian, TI
up of daughters to be able to
and aet like honest, eensi
women, is the .speeial task, of
and. in the induetrial rankl
imposed also the prime o
ten:gro,nwtivuangs hsri, lik,,ger:2; al :dies IC:tohnhe:el 17:1 Ifao:rht:
neSs bring in the RAO
but it is 'necessary work, aiV
tiitt t°thtelliernietaploilleat
their mouths ; and eterely
obligatory, it is better that 4
=el tynliaay11 ciLdieN14,13, enla:liouswiM
attention 'to these usefull Anti
A Wise Plan.
To those sensible pet)*
comider -eating and drinking
bueiness ef life, the French
A Paris lady will bid guests
and provide them with
mental eatertainment to; be,
tea and sponge ealre are p
physical needs, In minim
very the entertainment
glees of syrup and.
consider herself as utterly
financial -Joint- of view ai.# s,
that an assemblage of soini
;thirty wnuld require anythin
scale, ices: coffee, sandwiches
tiety of small eakes are ha