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RSEPING Vi4G-E,1411/11.4'Fg011it FRBEZING,
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Treatment of 140 Etta -40w 11 Raise
.Hoge -An Experiment in HoOtler
berries; . •
tOomplIed by a Prautioal Agricallttitidt,t-
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•.• The King et ride lkesiglsoc
."716_e-ritordisiesfieldtltedin its scabbard,
The rifle hangs safe on the walI;- -146 longer we quail at the• hungry,
Hotrush of -the rating:ma- -
. The war cloud' bat( hurled:its last lightullig, -
.-I last ii,wfulthundera are Aitt11,,•l
- While the dontou of cooftietlit'llsidee • -
Ida.fetterd in forth, te- in will ;
Above she broad folds tLat he-revaged„
Wbet moitatett rules blissfully now? .• •
Oh,. crown -him. with-boiya that are bloo.dlels- •
Thekingithe brave king of the plough
• throgh the siiitaloW ata. elefite: cifRae-rig*
-.,iiiiirearett the piireensijir eras_
wgent's *ere
nieado*: end Mountain:,ad 11xd-
Analike ar lildiff gad- ot ,xiiiharrsetc,
•. The earth, spitted and air- spriteii had' spun,
• Grew rhythinintsben swept by the_ breezes,
• Grew royal when kisiodb ythe ann.; •
. Before the Sterns charm, of his patiencii.
What rock -looted forme mist .bow ••
Come, crown him: With corniest and wlieat1eat4-,
Thoking„-thit bold kits of the pibugh t
houses, and don't teed hens all oorn if yoti I
want them to lay. Put the
•duet bath. Provide lime.
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• ofthe largest and: twist experienced -
breed era and • raisers- -of hopee.. in, Illinois
-says -that if you will giye, one. or two
moutbfulSof list to theritiorlie- before_ you
.water him, there will be '.apy- clang
of the harse. being.wateralA4ndered: T
is, as fete:I:hit eteertenoe hi:concerned
inti11ib101" :ahcrlir
remembered by all horsemen. •
100 -bitten pato) beano -value-exhopt
to look hnitedisitely. .and' feet Go stook.
• After, freezing- thepotatoite -have a sWeetielt,
twits, fididetingjihef daMe et tfie
the tuber has been ,ohanged to sugar,
of- mune, is of the -glucose variety, and not
so sweet is that - made from . cane.. A
froot.bitteu - potato, however; deitays so
. rapidly that greet -care should he taken to
*top such. fronxcellers or from sound pits
ol tubers. • t.
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• The Farmers' Oesely, of publinvt- esti-
mates than one ton -of straw, used as, litter,
will absorb twice its own weight. in 'Plaids,
and that the same weight Will be added in
solid's during that tinie, - Renee, four toils
of itiefttriWill be protitiCed- w
one ton of straw. '' .T*tf' ea
Ostia:hbe produoed from 100 - es fie arable
ates that 500 _load* .f manflre !I
laud. Weriaiinoli'dti thls Id our ydnng
Dominion, but . we look hopefully toward
th.e fatties, - • - •
"Sheep inist be-Ckept in dr.y quarters.
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_Tbrousli valleys of balza,dropping Myrtles,
banha of Areadiat atreame,._• • -
•'Where the.wind-tongtereret.t0 tite iiiYatto
Mildsmurraut of pasaionless dreams;
• On the storm -haunted uplands of Thule,
• By 1e -girded floods mut floes, • • -
• "-Vika ',weds -the spell of:his godhood. , .1
The bloitm-Of his heritage glows.
A monarch! yea, More:aka** ulOilftreb;
ail climes to his prowess Millet bow:
Oonie, erown-hine with by. that -are otainless--
The king, the brave king of the plough! .
At, far in earth's' utterinoat future, .
Ali boundless splendor as scope,
• I NO the fair angel -Fruition
Outspread his higb. heralds of hope;
The roses of joy ram around him,.
Taw lilies, of aweetnws and °alio. .
Por the sword has been changed to the ploUgh-
, share, • .
- The lion lies down with the lamb
0 angel M114118t10 t We know-tbeci, -
• Though raised and transfigured, art thou-
- This lord of life's grand conduinmation
• Was once the. mart king of the plough! '
Lame tiaras* a Failure.
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- Large *me in New Zealand- are coning
110'he looked upon. fle- to:Our-es, Air. ,J. 0.
• rirtb,who has 60, 0- acre (Hittite in the
northern part of the- colony, is about cutting
• ib up into smell .16rnis Speoial settlers,
-brought oYer, from.-2.ug1and labcir on the
estate,. are to be filltQt ed- forms of their Own,
On :reasonable, tetma. The great estoblieh-
. meat bos been worked with the latest
• iMproved machinery' - and labor -saying
appliances,. -bit .baa provenIuuremunere
, tive. nigh wages bavaesten:uttWprofitti-
lkere. is, smother exemPlitioation- the-rold
saying that that ootanity10 most Proiperout,
and happy whose -ppophi own the- hied they.
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_ _ color to 'Atm Stock'.
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"In disoulieing thim eubjeen, an ezobonge
says:: "Long trperience in England has
_proved that browiteolored -horsier :-And-
especially those ot: tinned muzzle, ptp-Ve•
the hardiest. Nett to: these. _come the
darker shades of boy. The same bee been
found to be the: ease In Anierioe„ nuitthen.
10116w the Clear dapple grey. 'Other' odors-
seeM to be *bons dqually hardy,. 'Abode'
pure white and red roan. ore 0On-sidered the-
leasteo. - But we .know horses•of these two
colors, as well as others vetying- from the
Arai three above-thentiolied;16 be perfoollt
hardy and enduring. As e rule. it Is ths.
breed, iiith the soil: and. the food
• on whiah they are reared,-whioh_ make the
difference it liardixtess ..-ood -endurance 'pi
basest: and the -_ hest .01- these
ebould always- *- Sought :- afterisjiy
-breeders andrearero; Thitt was goocTiense
On the part Of ,the i'.udges on Jersey cattle
exhibited -at theists show'. of the English:-
Adrioulturel."88biety,- in *paying pertiouler
fittention to the y.ello* - as they
• were termed. -A-*telloivi "Ain' and yellow
beide the- eats der -ted, they said,
colored otetim," vih1oh equivaleut to,
rich milk.: The bleak pointe,' as BO
• strenuously,contended for -by o inntll-party
of English -and Amerioan: breeders they
satdenote, nothint -ails neitheetio'.-eolid
colors-, and it is an absurdity' tch. assert thei
thir &Motile thus- Marked polio's!" aby supe.
Iloilo in. -the dell or iitheivrii. -There
are alike good And indifferent of all shades
and eolore, whethOr they are eafid :or, bre.
ken, ea is daily proved_ among .the ntinier•
• herdsi-Of jerssye, s bred- on :their . own
phative bland ori n foreign- ciounfriee
Iletfopies Vegetable" Yirelek. Bireeiffeif
Collate *et are pro -petty- proteoted f rein
- treat. by .tight undacpionings and, if needed,
bloke of Nevelt or evergreen houghd0.4"iyo
• Thi Nita-Engtafu fleitn*rg rarely freek-Mir;
• ing the boldest veetber',-. in winters but
sometimes an.unuotail told suopsor long.:
lionlinned period of oolds. May endanger the
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potatoes. and othor stores Moen ili _pretty_
tight oelleires especially if plenty Of brae are
2104 kept burniogin- room e - above-, We
have- ptatied_ on old. Cheap -wood -Stove a:
• Oeller ehignitey itesehee the
trid-o) that the pipe min eater ito.ind
litriiing fint ttimilete of Wbed-efiVed tee
*0d -things 'dere& Thiel it Often ithpradt10--
sitilti-heeideel.intlAi *cif the- hal beta 111
Okra' g_oei - up thei chimney. and is- pad-
_ Wally it•-ohenp and very elfedive. way
to faille the teMptglittite fit dellar. that id
dangerously .near the freeting: point to
dal out tit Matt dtfaittifin keromenilathpi Oh
the teller hOttotti curing the-daY5inievithen
toe wanted tor licliting the rooms -abtiret
We litre -fill filifiett intith Wittlier-*
livinktoOM 716 lb the tiothinC- IMO. the
lafililltara -burning Ohm ih the daytime with_
the_ eaftielitliontit of - life in the bleed§ or
Utilities. All the tielit fttlin hurtling lamp
rehotieditrthe Apartment TiVittiOztife
. eenit worth_ of kiitiene oil will -throw out a
'-'entprieing amount, of heat( sad many
Vej Ib would he the- &lapilli :means for
keepiiig &Oar foto. freilhillid during the
. pirmage of an edit trefiti
•_lieldtlin. ltiel Mtge than tWO-01 Vireo day_ .6
tifill they 6f6 Oftet-falloWid by.ssiith. windi
mid it ilbatta, bat they list they. Way
_ spat winterittstoto -of .vegetafiloo if -not
Wooded thi kerne/Me ; _ohmap., end we
him-sefiteely been to afftiteinets,iis .worthi
Other Alarm." Monks& ,
Stool. Shelters by opss
iffiderk Ow @Melia -tight - the .
ignitors& : •
IpETEOIVES 1N FULL DRESS.
SO(' of ttle fdethOda Erni:acrid byl reeds
-_In CrImtnaI Affairs.-
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ATCH146- WEALTHY.: KLEPTOMANIACS.
- A ! miiii- ;in . fast i 414 olOtheeS wife. ring- lb
diiOnguit*ed algi and en eyeiglaiis )fiallted
mull. e .detedfiVe e ofgii *Ili . Blitedi :Street
yesterday litternoOn. As lie. put downsbis ,
vane and removed one Of, his, light :-Yellovr
illoY4410 kiellied 140441'44 Of the -agency..
When:the-•ohief appeared the visitor had
Bileaeedeit in freeiod Poe/hand from the
tight confines of the kid; And said :
"1 understand you :send detectives to
:weddiogs ?" : . .. - ,/-. .
"Yes, sir, we do." ./.
_ . ". Well, I wieli yet; Would send a good man
to•.niy housenext Thursday oight." -.- - -
IS Whicl hidd - of:041f do yo di P
:1;:avefllierol _ : The .'inimrne. pi were ap t
-Selleville:Seidebberg Wedding?"
.' The gentleman. put on his eye -glass, ands',
stared: savagely. _ -He did • not exactly.
•Ientember the De Belleville -Seidenberg
s,f,f,air,„,but,- Iie„ Moneadistr„, markoyitli.*
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Oh ot ifitrottin iss-ic ins. _,...„. el 1% don't
tly4catoli; your (73neanliS '' Alf, t!but I
-desire *soy 'that. thtteoplof'w o jiaiie behn
4iiiiite4-do..MY disteetwedding,fire eupPoited
to .have some alliOlitoleinis to respectability.
• -D11.4..I.ING IN DICAli 111018111!8.
- 4101,101iet
14.i/tsetse...it -itod `Glue • Made enc.: of
Defunct•le qualms.
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korowd-:had gathered oil Southside
street corner Wbere_it horee With; a broken
leg had 'been. @hot.- As 'Jae- Owiiet stood
ruefully intveyieg toil', dark-coin•-
•-plexidoed mem.; •elbowed his Ivey up and
said, as he ; • - 1
" Say; _mister, raoart that horse away:if
you will dive it to me. Is ite•bergein ? '
Thexisyner Ion -dated A moment, looked.
Around -at the:crowd, and remarked
• The ',Wand is nO use * me, find
&gee Ion ;talk 4ave- it, but I'm blessed if L
know, wheat you want with •• if. You can
have bit you will tell mo.". • - • ,-
" All right.' - You -see a:dead- horse repre-
sents Coneiderable money to Mei an 0 when
get One, r am Ong to drop ontci every
rime: haul the animal out to my piece, -
*betel will skin it,:iind tan .the • hide, ..cir
else sell it raw to One_ of the tanneries. 11
Will -then go to Berne boot end thoi firm,
w413 willPteeeed.to Make it up int° ehole,
The leather, being Oft lila waterProof,
mikes nioelt and &amends fklanoy
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" Shoes made of oorderan, theleather.
Is Oiled; 'ere- Considered the:proper thing
bY_swells and -sell - The toil, When it
isiong aucibusby, oaii be made into e nice
horse -brush Or !witch for ladies. To Mike
a -ilia. sWitehil Oka out the bone from she
rail mit tiek the skin on to a handle, and
ithere motive it, ell ready for use ea *on.;
is it gem dry."- - •
"Bus what de You -do with the remain-
der of the body -the bones and,flesh.r'
"Ob, they come 'in bendy. .1 raise lots -
of htintiog doge. Of course if I were tO
buy beef fortbera, it -would oitst mein smell
fortune. When I get. or boy dead horses I
save some -of the meet;feeding the 'doge on
that. Tbettbrive °nit -sand it don't -.colt
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• "The hoofs I -Self to some gine . faddy,.
where they nre boiled- down and made.into
glue. Do-1,mitke; use of the .troes?, .01
oourse „Ida. -Sonietimes I grind thein up
and sell them es -fertilizers. Ground ' bone
is the eta spread on your garden if you
wantto rase good crept, When I em. busy
and Want to dispose of themI iell them tO
some .button-falatory-Theyjnake_buttobs,
largesiddllitiell,lfift bones. I have seen
name .handlei mode from bone, but it
otaiske *hilt end is not ueed muoh. But.
tone are More generally made from horse
-bones- thin) iiiythibg else in that line.
".NoWs;if.„Yon- want mit meat for ',oat
Oats let n2e kdoW,..and I will eupply
but the former poOseisor tho.horoo did
not seem th relish the idea Of hie °staining,
fed_en _horseflesh, end-deolitied the offer
with tbanks.-MitwoukeiSentinet. - 4-
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Nothing, Woo- injuriOneas damp,
hated cellars,.barissor "beds. - yon think'
you Gan Make tholt places warm and dry
and.oilmforteble by the liberal ust- of .straw
lot bedding? Tbillonjy_inates taw- niatter
worse. There- is nothing la` sheep dislike',
Wow than a fermentiog manure pile. To
oonipel a Soak of breedmg 'Awes to:: lie On
ft. mass of damp striOtindtgianure• several
-inches - thick. ie Ailmost certain ;to be
followed by a 'Weak, ',puny, sickly Crop of
lstobe, - • ' • - •
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Mr. William Bosley,. the well known els
brewer _ of Waukegan, Ill., makes:. the
following euggestione to- r beg raisers: it
Give your hogs -ffouruf- sulphur: •iniXed
theirTfeecl, and It saltpeter With it;
0, throtrioborcoal and rotten woOdfor them.
_to eat, if they will; when-. any of -item-
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are attacked with disease- remove- theee
that appear 'well away. from. the others;
4, take blue vitriol andinsertI email piece
between the. leaps in the centre of each ear
of the hog, and pieroef *through the ter
*hate the vitriol JO -placed. with a sharp awl ;-
this will change the system; I 'have found
ita _very valuable -remedy When *boat or
pigs.Aresiok ; it it milled by some pegging
*the ears; 5, there ie too Anuoli neglect
in siiieoting boar to breedlria. I
1.1k.fe AA W940 OUP Welt".41
64 That's all right, sir; NMI"
exclaimed -tbe,;;cleteotive. "I only wanted
to.kncity' youi'dould describe any people
yoniventetivatelied in parlieular.", - •
No, con,not, but Air great many values
Mr.D. Scott l3ridgewiter.141. V., tells
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The Ilusbanand,n that about 15 years ago.
he transplanted liuokleberrieft, of both:the
igh and the lo* kindly from a Cold, wet
went§ We dry - gravelly moil, where they
have grown :taller than in their 'native
spot, and.produne 'ergot and more abundant.
bents!: He advisee' us to setolit young
plants, -ahem. a foot high, the. sprit*
and then to mulch them fOr a year or two,
and :plough iii -someaosise 'horse manure
ooeseionally.- They are slow tt-•Ititrt, but
after they are allotted they' grow rapidly,
bobbin bush and berry. '
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ble.".1q'estokki, 90340ileith ' SM -4001,
25000 worth, Werth.- and den nbi may
:getting° the hones."' `.. • . •
- ":1 Will send DIATti but you have to
givikhim an invitatiOn, .
• That', shall be sittendisd :to," 7 sold the..
gentlifinan as be -..inoVed his eye gliehr end •
walked out. , • :
44 Is-- that sort Of thing ,oustomary
asked, e reporter, who bad,ritneseed* tint.
ibtertiew:. - • .
Yee," repliedtheaifiettve;'-c-" We
.send Men by regnant mit; OnfriktWeddingsi.
bus' 10 to'cburelios fettle 0.6,ne: of our
men is up now et:the St. Ohrysoiltent...fair
at theaellovne." • - - .
- "-Why is. e deteotive required at a- Wed-.
ding, ahere everybody :: ponies- by ...invitai
A000rditit, fo .potato experiments made
Bogland, when the ehemidal fertilizers
were sown under the seed pieoeseriets and
covered with an intervening layer Of earth,
the yield was pig tone to the ,ficre. When
fertilieers werli_nittict with the soil
immediately underthe aete, the yield was
ilearly eight tons to the acre. When sown
on the surface at:the time of plantings, the
yield was over eleven tons to 'the •iitlre.
When -"own, on the surtoe and lightly
stirred in with a_ fork,-equiqaleni itOtA
light harrowing -the yield was over thirteen
tons to the acre.
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- . cetchteit the kap' residents!, . ,
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. I called at .Parks studio -one' MO ping--
il
and make wartd pont*
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tion ?!' • • - _ - ,• • „
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• -", -ThiCautik it 411 not only ,_the proteseionol
-Crook yen- have:W.109k outlet.- . Thelit are
'plenty of. Wealthy kleptomeniiice. • When.a
-rithh elid- -wail-Aniseed: women‘,steele: a
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diamond ring she is oelled-a -kleptonniniaos
'When st:dirty.begger ateals-.0 poly of elsook
she.is.celleff :-...e•thief.,;_.We .deteotivies think
that: this Is ii distinction Without it 'differ- '
Once. .. Then. yen must reit:timber -that
'alit* now and num - a! srefessigniel"-:.thiel.
gets. into .. a . private .:residence where ,.:a.
fashionable 'Wedding is; .beitig -solemnized;
• notwithstinding.thetheliet-no irititition."-
:. r-" Holtddes lift do itt1W. • -.-. .. ..... - .. , - .
- 74' V,falkii riglit ici‘1.-.2.be, . meet -.expert and
Orteseeatrn.:---01 -.petty :thieves al -Ways dram*
`eieganfly•-aukbave the appearance. of the
greetneCreeteothbility: : It --ier *7 -;peoriliar
thing,,, . -, , thetidiey can controlsOMe of the
v
bade° iiitlindmosteocOMpliehed wOniet,..`.
A.. thio tide, ft- ' ittiiih-1, on :an apparently.
400'00010 *Orien,-. end•sometimeeniarriei
her: floine_tbieves.1-know of have 'married
fl ill a and th neSer.
Tuft wo.e464! irtif smiccpist,
Latest alecovertee va 4.1.aietteal Invent-
- gators ./P,ree0ibed. . •
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'Th oughiy coofted.m6e6, when reduced
1
to-fiu :portables, .41; 'IVO" ttiVii; is as readily •
tetaokod by. the gastric LI +mistime as raw
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;Biaok
• 0.494tio .
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, ",.. solittA4104.2werm
Wes 4he..:Inoar
witer,_Fid wien Wits ., ;oh ilk well with
furnitiitil paiiiiiii • ie 091111; and then
rAbeutp9bteimrilecltwv:olriziotWori,- thrbigir. ter!:-AT7,31:1ki:_11:11th, eh,..64;n2..d.atk:he..r1i3°.h-wi,I. di ..
,..', To Make pulp 'from .wood or other vege,
table.matier, - Racial Piotet ilest oonimin-
utia the material an ta' then treetethe 'pew -
der With oonoentroted itilphuroue aoid and
Irriat9:4644151"erat"*41difinrfrgittoMM6J'270114"to°11°.
81) cittetitignido. , - 4.2 , • .
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BO°14e3illuble.in4.dwi4iiu4tePril-toi4tb''Ce416114diltetitilofati°136tOlitegrsavmis.
Per htre. " The vieterraohitione arrests all
ffirmentationAnd kilati.hniorobia: - Deriug
twenty ., rote' hapariehoe ..he has neYer .
'knOtrn a easterof pateaOje eitiong the work-
men oonsamitly-expoe4 ya..the limes-.
„Railroads:in guas,jcili:Ow nee boa, .slotobt
.enoltiaivelY as !net' tilitlOgli a few.sliors lines
iii forest distriotestalem,ploy'wood, end.the•
-0oells mined tor -the Moo pert in Rini= -
territory; Very reeei.tly, and for obvious
reason; petioleumfnol'has beiMme genii*
on the roads near VIE) goocaeue. - .
rii.cidAn tie'. Biliaty'ulnitt0a4boadfilp!doenpinpe.7npteiadieby00/4.v, -
ated with lead tho prf " g °citrons reacher .
Flo
ell the plates* Of the 'ecoodihr,y 'battery at
theieme tinie. It wt I tiecidire to belie far
Mae Moloney ths4 Ctirdal aMumulators to
-warrant the inete,site a expense entailed by
the-opp.per,f. . - - f
,• , M. Delaurier b-te - livented an electric
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latopheVing for itie. 0 ' tial .feature a ham -
Mer whioh 'Oarriet.chO of the carbons:and
receives a tepid ractoqice.ting motion -from
Areg9ntitiiihrmeoesuilb„..FiEllvormacge;dinbteytthmiettsennotrnossetir-
comities an& sepiOatio0 of the 'carbons pro -
dins, the effect o; ')o_htinuous light.
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'The French Opvertament are booing
cons.' naiad, fibroed lOge and costly "special
,mathine took toii! in the .oOnstruotion of
ligh"..ovalored swift qtisers. Quo Of these '
appliance e is a shearaiig apparatus for out-
'11#g utt: steel pltites one inch lif:thickness.
The .=total weight of liis -machine and the
:eOgibe tO operate -it '(etdcbined). is about 86
tone.-
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;Dflideaeetal Prn.Ann i.ixeyideist In
and was informed that he -evertin Onto:
ex:petted 'a visit from a ,great-.generii Sir
OherleslanieriNaipier, for whose: ohatacter
and ,-aobieyemente :ha . had the graitteit
tiondideted hini by *far the
gteateit Soldier ot modern time's- .atidLlied
prevailed upon thegeneral to sit toihim for
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bill 'hest. Park aoked tO step:And :be
introduced_ - and nothidg loth.
I- timidity ooneented, had net long to Wah.
The general iniee like. the leek of an
eagle -larger and 'more onspiegiod on his
leonine and intelletitual *flies: • the§ -Of, the
Mike of WeillugtOn, Whoee noes Wad -10111i4
In the y0010116 of the Otiardid
It produred for him the title:of ". Oolikey- "-
-from the Mtge* urthines - recognized
him .glatiOli at won itaiie entered.- .-.0d
idiot biaseat for Park Id. Medal hit fade'
lifolity the eotilptor asked lifhi hot to thlnk
'of loo molly -things let lime, but to. keep
hie mind fixed On out 'tidiest •.The general
did his beet floi. tkiMply., with the rednisti
with thereon* the* his fitectition isitithed
tilted, end. -elegy- eipidadiaiii ;Withal- a
traath -lot/Wising -Perk Nu&
stettled .by .InquirIbgs "Is it
trne, generali That yeti gave-wayt-retreated
In facts -at the battle the
plIOCd trhiah I havitorgottenP-Thegineralfi
eyeediehedisidden -firth end he Wiit. *Walt
to -reply -indignantly -*hen Park qiiietly.
re lied; plying him tOOU On the
he time, Tintill dcolenerali the
up own 1# , admirable The' general
fat through the filittedfre, • ifid laughed*
headily, tletigietnatet: Mdgaifle
• ritintetemailsefieopersf,
•- Bronze may be renovited iiii&re-onlored
by sailing' one part of Mullahs aoid. and
two parte of-- water. Free the artiole from
ingrown and 'dust, and epply the diluted
aoi with a cloth. -When dry polish with
, I t
sweet oil. _ -
•port _themselves -kart -1 Vat up at
ApPlee. will not freeze it the temperatiire publio auction and tAil sold, not to the man
'goes to 28 deg,-, or !Out degrees blies 1 who will olOtheandfoodthem beat, but to the
log,;..b.,00-- some sortie, or those of "dry tex.' I. -bidder -Who offere*i eitp them alive for ths.
tore add riob fieVor, will be least affeeted .801, 10,11886 Aught* ra-0 *41 se i4tarvation,
by the ookt If - kept tioindanitly- at 82 dem,
varying not more then one Or Iwci: degrees
either 'Wet-. from „the points. 11140Y will
remain -toad, yeer..-• . '
Sweet. Apple Puddings -Ilse' one pint Of
eifelded•litirk; half e Indio Meet'
One tesepcionftiliof 'Alt, six. *West atiPlee. oat
jute -.Obeli 'Pieties, .0ne • "Mita tivecupfts/ 01
finely ohoppod;suets two teblespoonfuls,of•
moliiiises, half „teaspoonful of,-. ginger,.
lititmeg or ohinanion, foe Well•beisted- eggs
and half * Of soffit. "'DOM alt
nipt Apst4Darts.
• The ootinty igby, Nova Bootie,
'posseeses; An, intillktent - and progreseite
-population; but the. Mist= of selling the
poor totheloWteil bEAder still obtains there.
A correspondent . the Hahfax .ileralt
drawie heartroodip . picture .of the oon- •
_
7dessitute- in Digby.
Unfortunate beings ho are unable to sup -
into tie- 1010 e people. ,t
knew they .WereoroOlts. If the thief doestiN
4404 be as his.inistrees.'
r_When he makes , of 18;000 or
$4.000, thro*: 8500 inteler lip. They
iive on thctop . Of anctifiress 18
Well as.tba:fipeet. .40 is.tb0.040.04ibilig In
the- World,. for a whittle err: have.
deseribed 10. get into. a rioh man's those°.
-whereith,wedding.,5is goingi.po. :They dryite
up- to. the door!.(n. handsome oerriage.,
Whet -if tbty have no oardsl,, Plenty ,Of •
poOple oome--Withoitt- theins-.altlaiugb the
iettatiOn ,bearif. the eXplioit insoriptiont
-".Present- this ,card at the doge The Usher
cninnot -afford-7.- to' insult out& -
giiislied400king guest*, No they Vase in.
'Once ineidet Whet- a. harvent, Epreed..bit,
fore -the)* ltequently at weddings Ottlie
rid.h41010000 Or 460,000..viortliof
silverware, and all. 'sorts_ Of MOst volueble--;
'artiolee ate Atigligl iti.ifffilitil-Witbont.
any proteetiOn whatever. - ThenlOok-et-the
&snook there, are to eteal jewellery, and
.0tilainehtelioni the - preeent. The
*thief Is given- a better opportunity than:in
.orowd on the &meet, begonia everybody le.
totally trietiepioiouet All tholvoinen wear
-the. Meet Valuable genie'. end -rotas:mots,
they poetise,. I athir pretty good judge -of
.0 diamond-04mi tell- One when tee. it -
and I have seen Woirodi at e.'" Wedding
-With' $50.090 worth -dinplayod her per.
-eon. in. her .hair ao4 elite, on.her throat and.-
-breast, and on tlie ebtaildete 01 her abort.
sleeved drama. An ---experii,thief does dot
Went an .iiithier job: than t6 .61i a pin
.bere -Or; i Wet/ there, and 1* do at bike
bimtong to Celled enough to support
liftbil Mont laVieh-ettrariglinde flit nitifithl,
Thei the- kleptontitniacii.' the high.
*nod thieves of good bailie§ Whit ;.hfiVii
'hien inViteff to the.Weddint risk
'The- following ii side IMO§ fee: Stirn.
ritiddielf er plain Nue* pudding Twolables
Opoonfule-ol /olden myttip and twice 66
Lunen titidgeri IVO& 011- the -WWI- tilt
properly Mixed' * • -• • -
' -Porttierl many tiarto_of- Nebralka are
liiirfilfig orb for -lush They have figured.
the Mattes eat: to_ _th-
eir own -
and are eouldent that it is despot bohiltil
NEU thou it is to sell it mid bity deal,
nal is worth,iii that *8 tate thbfalf-21 6600a
hileheli find -earn dose tkiviedy isle
in the rural tuarketo.for MOO@ that II Nabs'
itspertimente hail Mown that Oro bueliele
of eon ivill.troduct- mire Waribilithati Ulf
bushel of nal1. and faritorm art thus bung
log the former and -Iniug.rthenisolves ths'
rouble- of hauling -it 10 thirkst and drawitg
the- Nal home again' • "
, .
Twine:years lige se Wetted
'nearly all-titeir sager' Now. thez.lififfe it
Wu bode/ ,
lit
. •
-• TO oay little- at olio h
iehataiiWio
beff6W1 its shame ,e
•
hetet a-lishahnife then, Of
onto knickknack that le never Slowed frOM
atnoilgthe large atfiliber of prompt& Al
one wedding 1 reniemloor, some- years ago.
the wife Of a Very _prominent Philedel.
phial dropped. her 6144 -containing Ionia
jeweller/ jolt as she stepped froinjlie esti
up and handed -it 16 the door‘ Wee
loosived by a lady5 and that Was the .1.616
heard:of it We worked .ds that _ease: for
niontho..but were never able togs* a single
elewist `... , • - . •
• Vithst Matt does aletiedve puma M
wedding -
-plan. you know.* he
lippeate 11116 guilliA mid :hot 111 511
•-of4oial
eapseity, Hs weirdo dross atilt ev.611 if he
.has to' rout it for the onitosion, a white-tie5
ant a gold stud in his :shirthosouil _The
work is eztrithely Multi Really1 all
that 'din be denifie wiLiah 400 Prougit-
elestilfand see thab-soltedy carries any of
tiage" Onle elle,de the outside. flaked it
misery and orue/ty
'or two inatenoes 'On
thotiOf "Add
;years ago-mity be
the Most d1aboliO1
theksicat dritidtkl•
Openly stated thet
wretithed a titidd* •
near ; that xuri• ourohaser. applied for
Ma repeagoe, h)..i.ind days ,before the
old:than Wee dea'14.- other old Men of 78
ypere .was sof f 148. -TWelltY-1114'
one •Men for #1,26, to '
-need by him for one
his mat mak*, eon-.
the labor Of his sieve -
:
061d this way,
,o deubled up with
*theninitefat, insuffioient clothing,
fodifidialbal tO
the re ulte. As one
Of. this (trying evil,
ailed in Digby three
Itioned as, perhaps,
Mail died' Under
04112atenOell. ic was
a, was in filthy and
that no one would go
todether;toain alpiddingluotilds or steam' _paupers were eo
for twmbours.: • "?..!
To Toest:Brod!,--It mil POPeit at lAril year IPA V1.114-1107-4:• -.
sight netidlese to stipply a. recaps for thiit; Bider,bie,pront.'.
'blithe* feWimake realty nide toast r Pit* 1180fp; an' Old
the Unite_ di ,the intehded eater thatild be, *
borne- Inv -Mimi- as to the *fellow itune
-liking ,thin, whilst thiok tootle, she desire.
of -others....For dry town,' out the .bgeediin
thin slices,'indhold it some distatitie from
the fire tib -ensurii ithh heigorlsp h�
-
toast should -not be -allowed:1o, etaddlleddi
before tilling it e or it WilltbooOdie tough. :
, . • - - -
. TO Pitieheii Braitl.-t4read May be
.freehehiedlit plaoing-the -loaves .i0,1441oW
oven and letting-them:heat quite ihrOughi
er they may be dli)iged ih oold wide -And
y1100110-4, tot 41114 -Mita °oldiedry; and
-crisp, when they 'will be as gcottevireshii.4,,
bak.d breedi -The loom:int:should not be left
In long enough to render flie stoat har44
Pettry.titey be -rendered nevi by. -the Amt.
preeitsi. Dtiting.damts-riatithers. pitities
where 64in-biting tame- pito ones a.. *tells
the Abets plait will be found to prey* the
appearanokottootilta-: =
- • .Piitsito-:.treadel-.----pue...Pella of :pOliffieki
Willed or liktiatiled -iota drieds.. 64::.better
stilt -baked: In -their. akin*. Weighed s Alter
they are pealed1 stidillibbed through- &Wire
deVe-With theimek ota wooden spoon.and
toiled With a tinfitten of dotes_ -then •
Made
titian for 'ordinary houishold.
yielif,fi goof light bread, *h1011 Will; bee
foist a -long bible& Of osuree ilOW:patikt090
beiti answer fdif Shit popes:ill and the
potaidesohoild be rubbed throughthi.sievi
whilst they arithot, aethtitiroit they On.
telifw111--setielion eeida- end .eaue thdtn le
Wok in -the einfei anii-ele6 to : be -_- heavy
*0.041 ..
OM A- Sometimes. in e largo room, two
men are required" Of Bourse we, unob
prevent tho woke from working the mowd
unless witappon to know them' • If we
spot any ono we know they generally_get out
as quiekly as poosiblo without making any
trouble' Misr northing is over 011 111511
5
- eloOlour, pooh'
btittetinWtiabout *sirens carbonate 41
soda, ode tesepoonfnif 'Cali, tinier felk
@painful' %fix the Salt in the tour, rub all
the luispottil of Nit sada,Aihd•tnixIn tile
tout Add the butternilik (Whieh
be odohomplo, or jtiot sour)1 mit tipto llgab.
doth, ank.ibtfili into throoseerner sooner,
and bake mi a griddle or girdle' (also „Willed
baoksotone in some distrfOte) for about half
an :hour, turning the none§ friouently
whilst they are baklogi They may be oaten
het -or -told' If *griddle Is not at baud. au
iroll fryliigleAfiitay be enhellitlfed,. Eithot
utensils ohould bo tabbed withitlittle.drIpi
ping, and thou with a piooe of Wean pipit
bolore'tiolog, our tuilkimat be ofibst.ituted'
for .the ?ibuttettnillt.: Tithe... about three
ounters•of With -4 •
warp,/ thee whit
not be, 'laced in
le /IP 1ed
lier ignorable room
died her body could ,
•itlOinery coffins -but had
oderittoi.,
t, 4.1 471"1"ft
A- lrierrat lAtki Otresldlusee:
; • -
Ati .engipeer f qBritieli Novy, who
falthfutly for four-
tseri leereiyme itrovaatiy :dismiesed in. die--
race on the etifiltSilit of sr parrot 66711 I
11110t1 leglar.r* itaa ableada With
Indian officers w 'Oat returning toEugland*,„
emoting:- aqmirg loin; Dooley, an
On the siseinehiglignooh; There were no
jewarIthatilep gArtilts On boards 611 looking
alikas had the 4: 004tslpoint of proof was the
idol:tiler of "th6Mr4; whieh 1tad been lost
with, that whi,liad teen found in the
engine. romp, Th.O. 66titt,inertial determined
vt llieparroggid the stolid. it was ob.
jecited. that the ,tolibrcations-of the parrot
in the ameba 0'4- the &leaner could not be •
rooked ati. 041_4hoo, .but : the point was _
overruled, Thof prof -_testified invary
golitleinailly that he had belonged
to the major. engineer was sent
WAY ditigr
iieliallriltlys all hig is booklet!. as r theiviv one thousand, mei sits segigid
dinte.1110 litettirdomy sign@ servante-in filing pm Wei 10 Roil*
111616"-W" kg" bleb ry °Y" 1431 'Thus -aid at plaint Alison iosobi
milaffikaalatiPirimor1117 "1"laillgst WOrkilictlis Vatted iltatoo, Nays th*Bwito
- -77 "SLI - 4 Advertisers beside', the- shop owned- by the
yo Ash d88,1!Ild ?nub ran- --"do-brneij--1-1u--lboilifilgar-1,AVe eu 1114'
another se by himeelll
,
oink. digit Loaatiages4
Dr( Greingeraciii bhestor. England, we*
tailed in hot wotik o &thud several child.
ten in Efarr1o4VOUrts *hewers seriously -
I% Woitlift symptoms of poi
soning from wail/7440i, The -dolor kid no-- .
hops of min god boy, who, was rapidly
loth* The.604 _Oh pump Was, however,
;used ,effeette41 .f4)d with oonotafit Mien.
dot and are trfp..! was repOrffid OM Of
Ungar. On ing their pookets the/
-scittae of thew; 06661Viel made apparent .
Thoy wore f uP ugh losenget s.lt5551111
that the boys -Otte, 7 lb,- paaket of cough
lozenges coritik*,or lifbh8in a whale."
sale &omit #4,--;4 id it Of Ouster, lie
eifis and distribtited
owe among t, ".)
disptite sr J. -I belwech
sonte.fiiisetet rand nondiriver, In
two on eaoh
oids, agrsd tse the right by alight
*battle to t With knivek. the
antagonists boi,A o hot. together' The
ett wore decopAveliiihed find oat, Two
ere 1606/114 144*. @limibbod and two flan.
WOUR', ,„•. •
tkPi of avarial lavish
expenditure in t-Atildiet his *rippled him of
loth hi has aWitis id bloomer is is eoni.
pulud to be iiekr %sod a -day Bavaria Is
a vow Asap
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