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tailor 44(4 YOU PAO 4-1NA awf
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Thus 4 igaYa CkYdC1 WMPAlait adiCi;
itiohest gifta aro thoaa WWake,
- beaa-or than the IP.Y0 WA take .
That we give ter/Aye's RWA NOM:
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Ikti- my feet A404'44 almillck •
LQVET has laid its gifts divine,
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i4 sweet the offevinga saeeraed, awl. Yet.
With tbeir -sweetuesa (Awe regret, _
- An 4(31;1xf unpaid debt, :
Heart of ittinenneaVellea•,
Was a vanitY yr -Kuria •
That a deeper ley denied?
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Hands tiukt Ope bii 1y .
tItupty close ; they only live -
; itionls- who ean richly gvve
ttu"shghed, with wpit•-tohihg ety(38!
"14,110 ia h--tvf4;ev in any Ue
. Dut its be t sacri4ce
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He wbOt giving, does- na oral/
ii,dvat Is to Huew1gave -
• Life itselt th4-tOved to save.
Love that to'f-forgetruimes
Sows swprise ..r ripened anbavek!
Late or syou its. (Mitt.. X Ve!AVOEL-"
• -)rititt/Or ia tho inzt,epo. Aden&
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Wait not tilt tile little lianas are- at rett
It re you tilt then.4 full of dower& ;
Wait noefpr the crowning ttiberose
limke eweet the last sail hours.;
But whdp, iu the busy houmllackid-bantl, •
Your darlings. still neet your guiding hand,
• Oh, MI their Iiyes with sxveetness. - = •
*Wait not till the little -hearts are still, _
. For the loving lOok anti phrase;
1utwhile you -gently chide afanIt,
,lhe good deed lib:idly 1)kaise..: .
-word. you would speakbsie the bier
sWeeter far Ori thollyzng ear; 6.
Obi 41,g your% lies With bWeetthQs13.- •
Ahl what are kisses on Wall- 0014-1i.Pa*
To the rosy mouth We press,
' Wluin ()-tstr WOO'caut tliea to her mother's ()trills
1 or love s tepderest caress s. .
Let. never a wori...1-1y.bauble keep
Your heart from: the joy etteh clay ,shonld reap,
eiroling your: young. fives With -sweetness._
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4 ;Ivo -thanks each raor la for the sturdy toys',
ive Umtata for -the fairy girifiti
With a dower of wealth like this at lletue.
would you ride the earth for pearls
Wait' L otfor death to gem, 16ve's orown,
Ifut daily shower life's l31es,..ings down _-- -
And till young hearts with sweetness.
Rernenaber the homes where thellght 1108 dect,
,.Where the rose 13.4s faded away :
'And the love that glows in youthful hearts,
Oh, cherisb it while you vaayl •
And pails, your lionia a garden of flowers, -
WherejoyshaIl bloom throwill heutal
• ;And fill young lives with sweetriess.;,7
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66 Ise CI -froth atm Bei -rived aleep.”.
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Sieirkrt well, beloved -rest 'thou in peace--.'
• Thy patient lifework undo. • •
God touched, -,thee, gave the sweet releaset
4. Anol crown of glory won. ' "
Sleep vielt.beloved.'
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Sing ID*, sweet binli*thy evening. song.
• Yore e who lovbd.ihee sleeps . • ,
Among hat silent Waiting throng---- '
An atgel vigil J4 ()Bps. . •
-Sing low, sweet bird.
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)tow kentiy, wind, alter her bbd ;
() sun;shine warm, shine low,
And MEW the bight her dew -tears shed,
May softly Ialfthe BUM.
Biayg-gently; wind. •'
Moo= talk, tliciu fll oftthe vale;
While the green ivy ereep41.-
Arbutus, in thy beauty, traitt- - t
Cver her who sweetly sleeps _
Rer look Istst sleep. '
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R40i- AkNit* tirt, re*, hego, larer.
clittraTinge ViRriYaiked amotatta rot
ehinit,-;(44 Mile 0444 With reee PerbertX
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tett ORO '744W tiittendek Qo
oftwedi 4, tot train briOte_ Mk AIM
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Ati MOW*. babitealty Wet, te wet
Aka% Yeki hitYe- molt tind
VantS7 t4k tliee tabo retteh the cotlev
Veva et the goestkk- ht4% hetoegkeg tho
tetoiiietk to the hitigAowtwke 0We
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the Qiieen eentititntientilbr: -Mem le
licatt ettet,the artiveil 0 of tiiiet%.
hereeeine ehe visit 'et the Atatter et the
tteRkehelk iiu' L cv, trhe:bringe
hire inYitattit3414 with :ran
.othw ot Aka Amite% io weitinik
run eeure. dregs tacterigneuttet tho dinner,-
Akk early kke 004 Ike gneate. Resemble AA
the arette 011er$. which rene.• monad. the
eaetivatiglet and • whit* km% *Oregon*
pietnytt_galleryk AM; -evened le. the rgene•
cal polio exen ett peeieds when
***taw* -to • the laWk3 kipkttuAnta itt
valeweki dnring the 'queen's 411Atenee trete
Windeor-, Milan piatAil, weeenepenied .04(-
1110 Wttloaaa il6atp20,-Hts04taitioU Anakes
-net eppeareneet with tetr, brig'
QUI.9 Couipaey, Lea the-Artiy to the
:dieing -rem! It thete:tkre silkteekitodiowt
stmoc1 to that, Apartment-, Otto bActo
wish Jai* /goad wiociowt- opening en the
ceOral eeurt. The -vialka tiro, hung with
lltpek,try, awl two paintings. only adorn the
%putracuate-41/4 portrait ,tUis.,quow, 4
Au.geU, ‘kud cixo a the Dueheee of Adin-
burgh. When en familk ths gkieen dint*
in- OAct ,4f: the ectagotial tezwera,t-w11ere'
the' eight _windows -:.tramea
perteet view .0" the. perk, There
.ia itile or no, - couyersetion theft
mate rePadto. The Queen not infrequently
Latviorward to Whisper a zetteark-10 het
daughter.. in a 4E1404 whioh, to- eel tee r
least, i deootupesing to ;
• The -menu, besides the nuoiea of the 1es t
gives that. c!f toe clot who „has. 0%1%40 W
them, TheireiuMerable footmen ate -b
014 butler and pageA. iu
eastiirae‘'ancl .the so -dialed k, clerks. -of the 0,
kitelken,) blaok °tette and knee-hreechee, 104.
stand M OA sideboard to Carve. Attettbe- t.
-diuuer, whist/a:is short, tile queem eeteeee 0
with the ladiee-.4 mere fotraality, tor the ti
men lollosf_ three miekitee later, h
teemtekre of the cetatt. and household have a
always finished :their -Meal, titken ie • the :w
great hall opening - out of ihe Arm :ot tiee„
three greet saloons, weieli
the Queen- only when: her party f:Xeveidti it
-thirty, Sir, - 0.• Oowell presided At h
the table.- The peat-prandiel ; • cere_- dr
monies . are promptly gone _throuelii Het
Majesty etelianges 4 few tkenteneetCwith
(Awb. of her guetts, Who _ female -.etanding
the"Whole 414. at the end -of hitif an
hour, .M the outside, withdraws to her pri-
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itioo.ttaileitiojt %Am titemee-atod Maui
*ma ItPit-totateattegitiml itt*Vatoitet211 to,*
lleitittir 45041eit vetottet-ot illemillohikaiwo
ckaa 241",‘ wok* heioitt *towed ' et • oue •tit
the NeYelck %mit*, It teeAt. plee4 AR a
WOO eettak% . et- ineleeRvi -0 en Atteltolo
0.A1W111.-tiirPd% a ' .14 t*M.yostixt to .410a*
.-tet\ itelettoe% whOot .14gOt tett higkik
000atvtiote4 ot tcoeh AK* Vitd•fAtIcig
110401.4 44 4.40 kiglittt We% It Milik4ki pita ot
d..4-:wOo4% elyktt Amyl% :toot •hialh 014
:wad to %eke the Veat OM* Ate% .4c000ti •
-Wei * tikw -I hot -410.14 -th% 1%004. *. #42ao
*totkilek tkoti yew hotttiOg.tok -toe eeintett
Atuck eonNeutenee. (4 the , tpeetetete; - , WIN
Iltiveherod eient tkte iiiiiiiked IPA% %IVOR
:MA 014lcitOik egl*S. -W41- -t*Pa- mini.
pet% ot. •the -1,ittvaio -0000tty,- • The Ate
4.tt000 Wok the .tooin ttetovegctoe ato1- %tut%
Atog ot.e11.,'• klOvee-itolo hetet* t4w. clettow*
etttet%44 1 --Atetvi %mop *ORO% tott1004
.with tio , %WON. et - the. '!--InftACk
AMMO. 0•-MWAlike - Ahlt
WI - 4:- -14 1%404.3/44 - .ekinev.. tind
XeleY4-4. terliepok : be . tretietly eithed
triiintetiti%'' and they. v4wolovide 4.11%
deneere :eenatitkitty . OM*: the ea. -weak*.
The w00% 24otiooact 'to wow - look*. AAA
Om! thwat% *OA wo*--Oettacl thevo *t, the
Rowitivk tha %WW1 in it. remnant atter
teen. having -tie !Awe. dothiot oo '-th*t *
WeaoltOtoot.: *towed% •11‘wt too • hove t
look thick hoticllo Ot tkagdag Qeditt hark lit
941,04i kanc1;04,4#04010040.011,400014tAkit
altAallek ta40ttk (4 Ow oroo materiel% Vent
tinkee they aii. danced -Mind, the iire% wiwing
thek hendiee et bark teward-- the _time I
then thex hailed in the eitetv the- kale*
adtaneed teward,:the eentral tireklit meet
eve little taaetai andk -*wipe** lendly4
thiro* it everthe tonee et the %Reek• in Om
OolA:.-' ileverternied a Ain -4W tiee.
•eenth4 the treat and -titok north, but betero
On netthern hrand..was threwit ho Kt with
- the tagete et bie_ecentadoe i l'Ati-oeet
brand cliatiPpeared eyer the teneek serge 0
the apeetatere Kew-- lute theit hands', and
nmide a %%Ulna% it t9.04,0g-actWe anbalance
ettkr the: *Tarty* f.laioe . Whim- OW
taaota .Wk., . tho wholo lauti
klcolx - o wi151 --teoo . m000d tin: Aro%
4Nt, . twat 'they . kt_Ipt °Woo, togethw • tad
Att*t. - ktIOR -• 4410 stilothec. - aeine - Sub,.
Stigkee of *Apposed mediointilorirtnek - Sopa-
v;ney seatgeteA, aivit ran% aPpoRentiy withowt-
404904% Ow Vapid ming e wing the brew%
Ile threw- yet Iougi- brilliant: Wetmore ot
flame over the usked•butude and-artna ot
the .deneere, 1 They then preeeeded to
eipPly the branda to their own undo; bear%
end the hodlee -et their -eorovarlee in Iron* (4
thorn -no MAU ever 0490 -URDU* ar0Atict
4t:timea.the.daWer 041,14 the vietim Nig,
orouti blev4s witlk hia fianiiilik -livaiu4 ; 4014
:s'aeized Vile .44%0 04. it it Were 4- sponge,
di -(40epinc ;lose to the One pnrailed;
nbbed the book ot the- latter f9P -aever41
naOraente as if be • Were bathing -him. In
he meauttine.the-Skifferet -would Oate4 UP
-ith some mein frOnt Of hick 4444,:•iti•tnres,
abbe- WM iu Ileme. '. 40 titiies wneue, den,
er lc Mid no enein trout of- him -.be pro,
eeded to eponge." hie Own back, and
ight keep this up while xual*ing ,ttto. 01‘
4090:circuits around the firer --CT ii4tit. he
irertco* -KOUke 040 else- at - each .applioa,
nil ot the .bletze the loud. tthitipeting wait
bard, and it often Seemed aa )f a• flock - of
:hundred °taxies Were iwiegiiig. :..their
Ay overbeml, aouthwardtbroukh the dark.
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brand, -.:-.became *"extingUis edi iP
46 lit. 411 in the central ftte ; .but when
Iviati so far itoeitemed es to .be- no- onger
eld'.poevenieutl.'In tile heed the demoet-
opped it and -rushed- .truropetieg Out of
a- -oetrAl.. ' Thus Mae , ler oue - 'they all
°parted, and the :specitators stepped into
Ile 'areel.pioked hp the fateloies of -the fallee
aliments a bark, tilt 'them*. aed %bathed,
teir. halide :in :the flAnies tee : a. _ehettn
timat the evil effects of -fire. • _. - .•- : .
',Wore' they not. blistered 7 " . asked the
porter, . ; - - „. r ' --I -
"Tileywere net Unit in *Viet.- least," Was'
e answer. -: "1 belie'Ve they were pre-
Oted by a•-eoatieg -of- earth-, ror clay paint.
hat,- however did not make tile ifteat any
es strange., .•I.• have , beheld Many fire
nil on the stage, - Many . acts • ef -fire.
dig . and: fire-halidling • by .eivilized
gglers, And • enemy. fire -dancers by Othet
dian tribes, but 'nething. -quite eeniparable
thief. The seenia • eteaessoriee• were
Nue: ' Demons scourging -lost soulevith
e _eternal 'fire •oteild scarcely. be pichired
likhleMore awful." . •- •.,. -.• -
: „nines to. iloasekeeperas. • .
,
Oissa tubes of large- size -pan be °veal
nil over an ordiusey blatet,latep -by filling
ern With: dry sand.I.. ' --- • -,. • . .
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ate. rooms, w.hioh . are alweiya brilliantly ,.00-.
guted, %Jul *tote:tithe Iiiii-slieslhe evening
evereing: with- her daughtet, reading,. _ -re
dung or *sing - read to. Meanwhile her s
eitore• ate at liberty toplay"whiet-or. listen. tn
music- in the •-ti& and green- dretWing. te
0/32K • Tile : gentlenieu eau-betake:them; . : T
Ives to billiards Or to -the smoking toornii, - le
helatter- are provided even- for' the: Ber•- ace
nts, but it ,is etricitly forbidden to smoke _ ea
any other apartment, public ..of private. :ju
very -visitor: knows that he will.- pee ,-In
a royal , hnstesa no More, alio, that AO
. -_ is : expected to leave: the castle. Un
'.11 /162“.. Morning.- Re - den' . take lb
a --breaktatit lin his rooms ' pr.- d0yin. to
airs; aw--he :prefere. - licr Majesty bait . .-
i very early ineal either - alone . or with -- :
. soMe-• prince. Of blood - royal.- . At 9- she
drives through the -grounde.-.*whiph are of _i;,•
greatextent and beeuty.. sed- •-strietly
private* to Frogmore, where • -she alights,
and, weather -permitting, .. enters. a
spread On . the - lawn :•.for ler use. - There- fro
she reads her letters and newepeperi: •• The In.
latter have - been . previously carefully $1).'
-.scanned by one ot her ladies in. waiting, - •
And the paseage Whi0b, should: ineethereye us
markedie red pencel.- She sorupUloosly Th
Atistaixtefrom glancing: at -spy °Werth -of _
Under a segend. : tent . she then attendee to. ' gee
business, and - bulky -package's' -of .00r.
respondence: are -opened 'before .,her..: A
mountedgroan conatapty ridee ba0kwitril
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and forward„ tarrying h it 'instrubtione to br
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secretary
herselt. returne thither for luneh,:after
her pri
.tate. ' at the castle. She nob
. Whiall the afternoon i8. filled up with- walk-
iritand i driving with Princess-. 'Beat** .`-"u
until the evening.again begins. -- - . : rub
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: icetalt Haiti !Grille -Eyes. - •
lliedioal -and, Surgical' Journal t; Many-
-sone wri, fituffering pain" from weakness :4* {
the eyes. This, s sometimes, -proceeds ' two
in -local iefiammationc semetiin-ee.. from Lino
-sr matiseti.°. Several.. persons who have Ulli
a been afflicted inform up that they WM, evr
ived -almost -Immo-di:its, and lir lionle:d
a permanent, relief from the apPlication, 0
sait " *star as --a- .babh. ;- and,- When 'the. ma
U )1411 -been. aggravated, . froth a coot- .dOW
Ns saturated- With salt water - laid on the whi
s, and . rene*Od. '' at freqUent, intervalak. of t
Ding the eyes and. Submerging them In . kin
ii eel* water has been found beneficial
hbse whofie-eyeeight begin to fail.. • • . - . --Bei
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The tilladpra ittaat.aae4" dot.
• In the old times a betroths' ring had a
good. aid of significance.. It was the firSt
ring thtt• a maiden wore. At -.present;
whenoliery yeung lady _ware one or more
..ringsi said may we -se ea Many, -NO she
please4, a ttitre engagement ring is no eon.
803tIOUR rinrietit.,, and 'lig not remarked.
by on d in every hundred- oE her beholders,
unlEss it Is st -handsome diamond and
attraote attention it e beauty. tut a
betrothal ring was 'altnosf) as waged as *
wedding ring, and the girl wit° Wert, One
_ Witff as good as married. The midden • of
the present day enjoys mut& larger liberty
and oftekmakeegood lige of it. She may re-
. traot as manyinatrimcniel prOMISON at she
makes ; may jilt six lagers and retutritheir
taarry seventh, and invite • the six'
jilted lovers to the marviage feast. The
ailment ergaged girl had to- walk' a rather
narrow path; but the modarn engaged girl'
&al.% a, trump*, -4iid ratherlike-
leer. She lives " libertr.ball," and "does
. • asehepleases.":-Chieno Eteratd,- -
B. A. formerly will known in
fianada„ but now a trieinbgr of the Madison
•Square -Theatre, New Torts,. is -seriously ill.
People who dislike to have theirWindOws
keel in coldweatht -Cap prevent if by
bbing the glass .irEdde-and outside with
Cetine.• ; • ,
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In ton -don eletetrio -light. been
ad to illuminate - the intiftiot•of an ,oven.
o deoewas- of plate ass% and evertpart
the proem of baking obeli& he dietinotly
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Carpets, wheira layer. of hatd-viood
vidutio them has been web damped -with . a
ntion . of orommon . salt, is. thoroughly
uehed oft.. found io.have.theit fresh.
-..▪ greatiy restored. ,
oletin diver or platetware. wet a gaff)
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th in kerosene, -drip-it in :Whiting, and.
bbs ;tried° all over, with -this ; then
k in suds made " hOthe-roade soft
;. wipe dry .! and %polish -with. a ohamoie
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dilioiesui apple -.eustard is made with
sii -tablfmpoonfuls.- of sugar:and
Cup. of -cream, frivOted with lemon and
ten thotoughly:,• Add a .„ teemeupftel -cif
mined stewad.-applih. • Ballo with only an
erornst.:.- . - . -
reasikin drawing.: pipet in engraVinge.
y -he removed by laying the-40par fage
nward upon a aheet of feitiooth.,' unitized
te paper, covering it .with another sheet
he some, - slightly dampened,. and then
ing itWitsh warhiilatlison.- .
n cleaning:: Oilcloths -use.:either
per :water; Hoop earibing the point_
°Me off, by dissolving the oil withwhieh
as made: If very eoiletirtib briskly with
warm. water and: a 'soft cloth.: .. Ines
slightly dirty.* damp - Cloth 'Mould be
ed-oVer, follewed.hy drylnie. ,
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your mind, With ;great thoughts,
elieVe -inthe tarok, makes teroesi
leisure the 'husiheie .01 the Oiling t
nese the -pleastire" Of the
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• -behind- the. barber Shop, in Nur°
theeectuded apartment:leered to theappli• itike
oration of dye to grey hair; a mbar!) observer only
-declares that he saw -the barber...clipping -gm
the looks,frommanie head its order to •
triiike,him bald: The explanation is that -1-4urture
heremarkablyresembled „the - Priece Of
Wales, and was se proud of the likenems
that he wished to .perfeet it bypartially
donuding hl meOlp. - bus'
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TitttiiiltstANket iiiseelltat4titiatittho
- 3 . - : Avvretm-Alititu . ,.
..-141a1cletee - Ai *WO ty * to We., 4
Re*WAS.4nontite4 a the pap114% et the hoo
ot %oh lok. toi110% Joapatteot,wo% 444
Am to the kifitltak *AM apt. iltf%
liQiIty ilialkOmiXa kikt04114W41101
:ei_ii eirAkiet%. eve nee, twined in en t. Ono
PotAlkiimktko ollehatt %ow tee tqa‘•
W44- - twome. Woe% tot dloile .-awttly‘
leant& ootlatog to ite Owe% TOte twilook
:ot nitetitieil eie,y hue e Widen eittio%. ot
whiokthe ttteet Will kie Wit te eravy,-
Vet %Maim en hot*. 4 invae4, to et
CARR km* the twit* _ ot too atalikvao
leo . eqiille's •ItOwevoti %lid MIA j thoit
%kWh- etiteehled e4.tie veva hathaeraotti%
vitelity% ax14 we .the twittox Tag ue - Oil
atveog1/4‘ thoy Tug* mow thaw UMW
tilikii%. AM OA AAR QM% -14413/4W% EitttAt§k
thietiet then Ogg% in the • tegtie t)latiiitir
%VW" -41%1A14101i iiifiAtiM0,-41111.7-0,4114 the
keit tOstel4 by ---tku. Vietiou 94 • the .040144
whit% hand% " VY 4_ k 4101QM410,4VOM4'
%TN tethete l'At tteetetentie4 petiteSiwt*
NI tP4 4.%Welkiiii. -Ilk *1k i» et
tnatenneei hintevet4 whet-% the lle4teSbeld
the. tegtittot 4klitritiQ4 0- _each miki% UM
Ma % 41% tratluelly end latkik oentutned ft
long tkukt the pettilu -no ',Ogee - We% 1 it
het raked ww44.7 ky tuvskr i ita 1%414i,
tot% laye• AVM** -gbliAt411tet. WI 41,Y041
VA ttliiidtA, 41 tOilittr takietitilkeli 41 "tlepttilk.-
Oit141.. * -00 AU% 4144. the IR** OA- the
%wok ttiKtehittiog- Retuttosw Wbidi WO
410.0 that tu %kWh' e QPIWitiOn. . a% le iik nct
* Wen *4914144,c.:i it ;a WY; thertitr to
;ailawad gcowth ot .• tho ' hait -ia . b4
ttaloot4 ./ to- the - ttotttovoto*1 attookeo
.whiott %toed itecleyelowoutmd 000tiOnti4
044 eettagl. , to eetet, end the iountleee
contedtee Witt* ete ekli. beel$ --adTeetteed et
•being -eble AO leinveitate laeid hatvie -*to
%Waft Ohio *v*14 - Tho -x• lama oOty to:
itloattma the gi:Oad- awl tho- imputiro-ot
Vat Wow% *a welt ea the. otOdul ty ot
the potkohaaage, -• Itne inaeli ie the 4 re to
etietTe the epee:mango ot "-growing. cid "
that Jae deuhlithoy *Ali tied their grand
ter all tinie to oetnei-. 410 new *dace the.
sneettOk ". itkA laqt - Oa% ViAteetion Of the
Varione %Onto to the 4444140a tin* When
the itetr- -le begiuntug- lo low - kw I hold
-he ot tkeeviee- in atimelatingtheloliielealtud
papilhe.ineo reitowaci tod..peviReoaut vigcT t
To . Om que40104 it is net Poiteible, on
th0Q40004.1 .A•gkAncit,„ VA
ay. AN abaelntely 1
but in_ pra0C.431. 40tAlialati -Ow only
4liawetilAigtte in.t he voltinelerity (4 ease&
The .otinso ot the talltug Ott ot the heir has
bee.n.elready slated,: and ate re*eningtelle
aii that our enly• hope eatir he iii that.NWhieh
Oh. reatotto the feiltogNitality.: and we l well
know- that we ehould. Agit 'expeot. to eeeure
thia- On any Other pltil ef the akin hy filthy
eile and welshes., 'Proper eleansing ot the
scalp- is 44 iniportantas it is pf, all other.
pratnething else should be applied to -it
hitt common sense,, _There can be little
question but the oentintieel:eloae covering_ of.
the head with hate _thud% cape is • One very -
.002l4t4nt..otolee.: of balcluees. Women, in
our Own:, covionunitieas •seldora - lese- -tneir
hair, .except - from sudden oaeses ; 1 and.
among those .natiotia Where the bead le
habitually lett bare or but slightly ,:,covered
baldness is -preetioally : utliknovin, -At- the
earne:time the beard, which is of tbe : Benxi
elaas Ot hair the bliat.of 00 soalp, but whio,h
ie e1Way.0 uecoaered, does nob fail with age.
A refotal in Our style 'or headgear is very
desirable, but it is net at -all likelSr to be tr.,-
, oemplished. The, "siiggeation - wee some
time ago made that bald heads Might per.,
haps be covered. anew with. hair by ,, skin,
grafting," -lie 401lbt .6.1201 bits • Might he
Otte:shed, but the whole. matter -14s merely
wild fumy. without -practiced value. e
.eite, make,. skiu grate take hold, but it is
Only' where the .eleiti isleitroyed and the.
surface raw and exposed, oankmonly rep-
Aered 80byditiease - .",••-i.-.
-Atlantan* that some. person would'oon-
sent to have hie "scalp peeled away iu _ pre.
partition for the operation, and then assure- -
Mg that &ogee other Person could be fauna
who . -would aOneent t� apprepriate hie owu-
tott/p to otittintout the. proper bits for 1.the
work, yeVtlien• the very -beat .poteible -elle.
etio‘.1i.1116t.be extveinely eraperteot. The de-
nuded .serfaue would heal so rapidly' be-
tween the :.4'graitts " that be extension oii
• their. part could .take- place, arid ,-* head
With emaltspeoliti "or hair here and there -
Would be the only attainable results.'
1
"OrazY-.. patohwork '." hi -•fetiluenable, but
perhaps not many would care to wear t in
that -.way. The - reetilt: of• all seenia I be
that when- baldness has: Oome slowly .and
naturally -it has:come to etayi and our only
wisdom to be content,- Springfield (Mass.)
, .
Republican. , ;
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The.pattare oi Whea!•-
'Disonointthe future ef the wheat Wade,
in vlew o.f Indian oompetition, lierapath's
joUr1114.8148 : 41. Tbe.one :muse which'glut.
ted the Indian wheat trade of 1884 was .the
lo* prevailing' prioa ln British :markets.
But is that low priae likely to continue? We
should say not. To keep Wheat at 80e.• we
should have tb cOmbentition of circumstance*
the absence of any One of which would send
the price .ip; Piga of all, our formers
could not grow it at that.priat. NOr oould
.gentidialiff or Ametioene. -A botititiful
harvest at home and abroad led to such a
!OW prloe, but a semi of snob- harvests
WOW.* mit' perpetuate that prioe.11,Things
soon find their. level, and so would Wheat.
The :point is, ean India compete with
Canada, -the 'United States and- America?
• We confidently say that it 041/.: it his
good ao11,1 geed alienate and --cheap' labor.
The last- finer is Wantintin Aenerioa, and -
that will eventually turn the aisle in favor
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:Bei:twee& the Duke of Elt.:Albans!'seat
in • _Notts, . was .bought: 'bY .0harla :II. for
£0.0-00;and settled it upon the fleet Duke,
Wagon; by Nell Gw*kine...- The Beauolerks
hive never been as -well to do as the -ether
illegltlmato effshoote of Charles.: The late:
..DUkOigot,Only a life annuity of £10,000 k
:year by,marrying BOO. Vouttst hut -the pre!,
gent Duke had aline estate in Ireland _with
Miss Osborne. •. _7‘ •-• •
-The wine. prodriet of galifornia isrinereatt...
ingfaster. than the ..ebrisumption, and
though wine, _unlike:other: -produots, does
net deteriorate; buS improves: with* ages
says" the Alta 'Califon:Jai the- disproportion
Oantiot :-.00ntinue a great many years with.
out exelting eerlotis -bore. .
The benevelent person' who. lest Year
give anonymously. t.he _editor of London
•21tuth 8,000 *perigee for.' distribution
amongworkhouse ohildren on :Chriebthas
Day this year donated .8,009 miXpenaes for
the mune' noble" ptiirpose. - •
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Tit* *MA 6114015. t.:71Teretere fliiiiket4' Whit-
•eTtlIcti 4..W. fivoltat taw. •
. VOA Aiithii.fq, • Alfttadq4 Hof%
colrlii
tidtk Ak qtrAiiitk ..kiticill; IgilltAtt4 ta Vat
*OM% nt tritild I. F-4•Ofi% Mt A me*
lewd 14 fe,{44 tQk , 'It); 401 le 11%Viii ot geoteth
lio ,. 1-01 it low --.,1,11% wow k it ta4 ill
trUkiki ituly. *A e';,,P..r .10 0 WA 'wint
VaViAtti biters iike 1--.4 vertiartn,‘' And the
00V-Mtveleti Cit tialg4.01 detititi9.4 0 UM),
Ifflek. ia tally •totatair:--: "T‘ .ky the nettutlo ot
am . mem* eglitiktil fitlIetta whom 10.
wegid -Woe pleve hi - rotottinK to a%
"witin vtgamiow" .gteatt No% whote
tlitIWA maid , Al WOW Kt @ablyt to,
vatti 14 141(0 0444n:it hitk niannoesipek .
*Mt with eto t *•Aft• Witte.%
14941% O.Otetiitkg al? fii.44141 QV Tim &piths
lie
U. Otk the antlier'APWW were teunCte
holoritkon 14 Wittkey.e.% .--j." 4*(54 diffOrante yet,
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• Qesnaitakee the itt dditooi who!, tlio‘
tioo le Au ot ao awl %114444Q103 to ..
Waliti a Ali *OM n, Tot §thuivattah.
in the ,:lid et Om At wile hatt dm.-
tthd k 4100 hi,11 clik)%;'i Awl that the amt.
oothot tote With VP fritt pAkbefi,1! -404ibe‘
VAN% . - '..-
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:. Tille UtQltfilik Ciib-;- • in *peaking et Alto
owns in whieli tk0.1 rola hie_ "Peelitio
and Veat 0 gm RiAl ainpite4" laid .
" 11114 tmorimontt: ro ' made Were I
mkt liO the iiii4dIft _ue beetroet% a dun
-teno alga a thatotioe'zi 4.4iniatio4s.% ' Thrit, .
O. dlid I. it -tint olleVers end
twice the WPM kW ' liir4 hetore twao
-
tolerab aktivtied . their Meet,'
Iii, ,,,
• Uwe ' wiled maw 41.4orienaly. oyez hilt
eekve, Thteo ter 4 ' which log ago
hocanie Qke elms* 4 , It rithell languitoe4
rwtgob-ce- rePleto will. tAtio met delleate •
eiquieitz Wei*, ,I.,i-i:. • . • ,
tanelletk were eeinkr0 • with the men -
Usk Aochetqueanklary eeeutitd tev
abo.kty 0,e, *Imo et twowa. yearelit pr.par
i4kfer penal/Mien .';.)-0; little wok led
A'.. Markir4414414PRi4iPtAyky Qt thetA Men '
*MX tiki271111100,• ';',-,:sli, • ' - .
It toelr-- Uutten, • atIA rearti te. Write bit • .
" attRii_ a ot Natneei' 1 -Aft e the kat drab.
Vf44- a%te 10 -7oul :a kito - ie Rome
eigneee _ times biltQr(it deemed it rowdy
to go to he sixtlEW •
1:40 qMeigkited .11 • 011ie „Salute- .
Ileuvo was eeeubtonW:1 devote -six days :
i,4
Po tne, p leparetion ofi'll knee Olie 9t liiii
weelily PtiOles, • '1 '• -"
In the tatty 'Mee, • BAIWQX- he found ,
that sev teen line:: 4 eingle day was all -
he wail able to w f ,,,,i Aa be beeame-
experieu 111, h,ewev0,:-c ,in authorship he
ectilred sU0011 tabili, , at he wee %wily
able to Ito sevgal et d every dbly%
Ok1.111-0 a MaitChieW,10(0,91110 was alaW
in • OQUIP :Bing, Sonac-- .,aa he could write
only Wil At would 4i,,:tt to halt* dozen
pages a' seek often, oii-14e4 few luxes in tile
644U0 op oe of, Pi/Ace:141 alas, he wedld
frequent y go to Ilia Et *ober and take up
his pani•
to pertor
of °liars
• l'enny
Mktud,"
bet-reretie,
ofir';h81414e° ewe) Initiate-. P
in its ootriposition. •
.wiiarTuoroitiocilltirt rairiicie,erwaeiodtfhbititAk. :4
nly wand ki *telt wholly unable
hrorttn Tct., Item!), this trete
rier peeohel :4? 01 genius.
on's BMWs. 66 Into the Garden,
as rewrit*.Weome Arty times
gave complVve patisfaotion to the
while he epi 4 -eight hours a day
,eks in rewr'4 and giviug finish °
Sey itt`git• the Ant draft
,aotipied two days
is wonderful bri1.
g very well if he
Nalla Rookh " a
Ny04;1
.The- g Baleacyl 4ter .he had made a.
plea a 4 ;level, 41.14, '; after the moat
•
laborious iresearphes, ered together the
niaterial • whiola he t. to embody in it, •
would lo,,k himself ie private apart-
ment, s t out all light of day, and
then,' by the aid' study lamp, he .
would tor -day -an over -the work
-
before ni•iik; -Ilis der A knowing so well
his peculiar habits,attend to his • •
every w.aa t, ,fetehing1.4p - the.. neoeesary
feod and rink with rff ii)11 to sustain his
phyamsl, sedsA aid t0 'the would- toil on
sod cm th lel I finally, • his tisk own.peted; ae bethought; osine forth from
is retir, Montt lookt:e more dead than
B inva0able '451- tak 'would not .
his chain set, re-arrakil and . make more
be Aar este4s04 bin2, sifter an,
for.again a would the .8eolusion of
perfect 111.4 which 1400.0- before atip.posed -
ivnolly Tirkz- too, wheii in the
hands of _he • prietet_4 d pity the poor
priatera- --i e- would bte t pt as not to alter,
sin one we. and anothl, the manuscript,' -
until boto., printer an basher were On
the Verge t deapeir.' -
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- The co p :the
t! et .1:4!:‘, Eskimos.-
-
ESkin20,"m cording to -141 traveller In that
si,ovi-olsid semi, is vOrpimple. Parents
geueralli -,ree as to 444-f Marti -Lige of their .
ohildren r u ile thelattOx*e yet :very young, ,
and .as six N as they gti' p to teenzaidon,
they- fled t at their et, es are, made) for
-theze: Toy have 6 du a °attain .
amount of Gentiagg, t-.4 very. early -
age -say 11 or -11 fot irl and 12 or 18
for the bo )11wC,-1 yfogether es man
and wife. There is n er marriage nor
burial certmony.•
'pliceity, an'i _very iinrc.1 tio.Seinetimes
the matOhiiir . Made . b(' 0en children by
•thelti pare- is' will 4( ROM good. • The
children t a's betrotlets, ay 'grow. up to -
dislike mac other, andli 'Ir.ett 0146e there is•
no niartisg . If, bowel. I the gie dislike -
the boy, siti the boy ii-LInd of the airi, she
wilibavi tai submit env nom' ks wife: .
The whole Bakirxio pop 4Mlonof the world
Is imt *down' at 40,000. f prehgly less.
There ate robably nr?t re them 10,000
between- Otlie.-Cbidly 4 motto Alla:Aid
and Alaska; certainly ver 15,0g0. . -
- - t.ft•_ -•
whEialtuidte In smGealrITPwYneiel
thelme tidmigenette:
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are still more or leer lota*ef the *nation; -
but in. Berlin, whioh the gestalt
number of ctudents, isa pear among- -
the multitude, and ▪ - rotterhoods
and -corps hatie 120 lot their claimed
pre.eniinence..• Ming r, le have 'beeome
'prosaic enough to rept( els se crime
rather than on honor, i, the oorfbatante
are liable to arrest, thk".. to ittaw by the
seamed, soured :and *VI -guyed nillY1d0g.
nom* _to- be seen • 'it Otte strpe% . the •
favorite eusteni-of sworf?,4POncing • in by no
means extinct among sing geueration.
In Germeityr,, - .•
*- Paper whool.spokes
The paper riulp is for
under helm pressure
har4etni,
4-4f
I -v
ming viki use
nto iroh melds
ore -atiotrand
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