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FARM AND GARDEN,
„ly‘or,Itiag.the cbarelean-Bpring fieggesthiase-Trao. el
• kertinzeia. ,
rata; may he haetened" by sprouting the,
seed in a box of moist sand before planting.
' Do not use fertilizers too lavishly on
Petted plants. A small; -quantity applied
• freqifently better • than e allowance
at One.time.. . • -
• Never nat. whitewash in the etablea or
-.ben-houses unless carbolic acid is added to
• it, as a single application Of the mixture is
better than two or three applicatiens of
the -whitewash alone.
The ver =tank is a rapid -growing tree,
'often -attaining a diameter cin ten inches in
ten years. It. also thriees well- on Sandy
' soda, requires but little care, 'and. has; few
insect enemies... ,
• Make your hot -bed frames eue'tions 'so
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that they can be stored away when not! in
use. • It is much 'better than allowing them
tennemain on the ground to become oselef3s.
The best place for your wood ashes is
a.round your peiteh trees. The effect May
be eaeily noticed the' KrElt. 880,80a after the,
,r•r•ea
copr.1.13NT Tpvics.
fielegraph, Beigiem lista
'passed 'a law „malting ,drunkenness 'crime.
h• la be regarded as an anconstitn;
thin ,historic "episode, who said to me:
We can only yield one, either Bealfort or
Metz.. If yon elaim noth, we will not .con -
elude peace at presents' At that time,
I. Vas nnite anxious about the inter-
ferenc,e of neutral Powers,: and head
gAnTADX.A.in
views' of the•Wife :Of VanK4inni rind.ge in
raris.' •
(Varia,letter in the nondonlreth.)
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tional, hard lewnere. It interferes nvith.a The wife ef Cenadian jiidge; who read
man's, pleasnre and the inalienable right to been tlunki".ng for :Pine- months what Sir C. TiMPer said nPell the "Truth
make a beast of , that we .should. receive, a conimunication eriesiz has Palled to give Me supplemental
fin:-Lonis writer says that next year frQm them. I was urgentlY • des4ous that 1141evila, 1.°21' about e Past ILO 1e4ent
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'there Will be a triple dinnend for the figure Thiers should not ompelled return to relitesentatives of Her Majesty at Ottawa.
nem mope* of the year 1000, This triple Bordeaux in order to retract the peace. I. She Wag in. .hat city Wire the anneinice-
nse of figures in the nale of time wil not therefore, discussed the matter with our inent W•af;. Made that the Leni4downes were
again oocut, lia'saYs . Mita 1911,• I-099, 2000, ,r'lgitarY atitlinrities, and especially' with
my friend Von Moltke, who is now, seated
.202z,tehieliu;n2i1t2e2a, s2:402te,:s2le2n:t2e2024. e:actur49,y
in n e roofn tt hoof imweo. ? asked,a nwe,aagurde ereceivedt orut 120 ee
night, according to the 6671gre"ignat 4*(": answer : Belfort; yes. But Metz is worth
Mr. Riddleberger, Will the Senato7a11ow a himdred thousand. men. The question,
me_t7iiiks an inquiry ?" Mr; Edmunds, then, is this, whether we are willing „ to be
" Certainly." Mr. Riddleberger, " is there
any Senator here who has achestnut bell?"
, • an coin/ matter to he,ve.e, garden so.
arranged as to cultivate. it With a horse-
' hen, but the best remitter. are usually
• tamed. on small -plots well min:Aired and
• worked by hind.
A few boxes in the. house filled with
earth, and planted to tomatoes, lettuce and
cabbage, will be found 'a cheap Mode of.
' securing early plants. Now is the time to
begin, ae• they _ Will not grow • tea rapidly
•;whim the seeds have sprouted. •
• If potted plante be watered. around the
roots with lime -water the angle -worms will
be destroyed in the, oil. The- eanstics qua-
lities of the lime -water kill all softnkinned
*Orris'. Only a small amount of the lime -
wisteria necessary. • , • •
. Olean out the old !stalks of the carna-
• tiOnlinsprinkle-the,Soil,...arid,,,plants with
:lirneiwater and clean °filth() space arbilrid
..: them so as to permit of plenty of beatfront
• , the sun. ,They ere well worth the • small
' amount of labor required hriVing them
,to perfeetion. '
to get the chateau of Montreal(.) p
and. to epend there the coldest menthe of
the , year, Whielt are the ones. in which
'tobogoniiing., sledging, enrling, sitatingteer-
nainenta and torahnight processions are in
hill iimg. caused intense excite,
ment and the , Anglo-SP:40i thought it
a. hundred thoesand men weaker. e,g rather a phonic, that the Vice -regal cotirt
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,Wmx,rAm Pnixeitrog; the Chicago detec-
,
Use, whose latest piece of work west*?
capture of•the men who murdered Express -
messenger Nionols in his ear a year ago and
stole .921418,0, elleroulee in build, etand:
ing'over six feet and. weighing 230 pounds.
Hie...greatest pleo,ture, however, is found in
playing With his two little daughters.
Ariteros of an old woman being sent to
prism:0er one month for telling fortune by
thiCiLiorf.arrargiar Gazette--askinif--
Mrs. Ven Renssehaer, who recently. told the
fortune of the Duchees of Albany by her
hand Oa bazaar in London, for which a
charge„offive shillings was made, will. be
arrested. • • - •
Anensing, Exnerieneee •of the '.$1.nee
of
ElueAdaSes,
Washington -trying Biehop, who has
lwalit ELY, bbeet"termsecinhgiiii 13 CVuch " eaBttattitgi7b agb
had raeny interesting adventuree and not a
few Amusing ones. **While I Waif in Belfast
• Mpru.nBnigslithoPe 'egvaevnemegn,eanntertaainn: _ei17Uccess.let. Ulster
Hall, which caused a•,greatedeal of ann.
mated discussion among these present.
ful "performance of several astoniehing mats.
temporary 11111 occurred, which
v.
rich VOICe ill the gallery loudly :called :
" Misthex Bishup, Misthtir—n
"Well,well what do you mint ?'' in-
quired the entertainer.
' " Oi s',pose yez can foind. annething a. man
again.' Thereuporn said. 71•Tii 181ailleC).111ligdia"toolfathmetitw'90nuntetrenernrIe Ytoteahr e-Ftc)Pen.9olvh, wtwai18 Lunn' nearlY anytnn-nni,„5,,,
thaFrench or.not in case was hreake
• There it no advantage in having .young
ducks, geese or turkeys too early in the
'season, as,they will not thrive- as well as
when hatched April. or litter; A good
rtn.inAni4eatliar , enable them to
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grow rapidly and entail iletininter; while
• dampness is, fetal.. , ' .
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Metz.' ;' . . • take at Montreal. Lord Lanedow , told, Will yez foind somethin' for me, thin
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keeps up a finenshow. ' 'His carriages and vineertus:_tinihey_,,,x0, am. •
aay, me ea
itvse-n Wa ghraetatmilltiotfhhaisvewbeaeletnh r• • - in din- ' •
Li'ving With a ii.eart'Valv*i' 13* urst. hto°4rshees IcIoalvongi
Edward If. Pelmer died a the CitY 's ure
. • . oike yez to foind me a incaglitY fo
. . they Wonder b f his income from .1=3 • ,
Mr. Bishop authority for the 41,4=00
that the hero on this ncee,sion received
"goold" half -sovereign. • " It WaS ?boot
the best. adVertisement I ever he'd," said he.
,Heepital this afternoon under peculiar
cumetances, writes a Louieville. cerrespOn-
dent of the St. Louis. blobe-Demooat.
On
December 21st• last lie was iadmitted to the
hospital, and, owing to , his swarthy `Com-
plexion, he vas 'assigaed _
medical . ward: He conversed intelligently
with the .officers and nurses and was reecige
nized (Le a marl of education and refine-
inent. To all. appearance's he was healthy,
but an examination proved that his ailment
was of a most seriouei nature. At times, he
would Omplain of a sudden twitching. of
lii heart, but there were syniptonis. and
conaplicetions lathe' way which,/ rendered
:111161AS STOENS, the bicyclist, in his trip,
around the world, found the „roads of the
-United. States among the worst of all. For
inetance, the roads of , japan were better
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• h h
then those of the Unite States,
there is but little"use for horses in the land to reach., His appetite was all, thatc,ou
of -the rising sun. The roads of France, have been dewed; and. for some time
Germany Italy a a England are all far the contradictory syraptoras • were a
Irish estates was reduced by a qu
reduction wnich was on his side voluntary,
and; therefore, to his Amon But there is
no burning of enandles'at 13oth :ends". of the
Government House. as the nDufferinte telis tha while in
inliennAtAbein,cilted.fi1nP.-9-1 nAg4----' ar.9. hinKinEU also
NewdeinInearklans oar. • '
and MarohiOrtess de things niagnificently";.- tinn:-an onn - of the .kressfmernv
but close econoniSTis the everyday rtilea- 'unusual Powers that he obtained a private'
Lord Dufferin not only anent his £10,000 seance. After 'some parleying it wasAicidecl.
yearly, but dipped his estates :andsold the that his dusky gigundas hipagen
shonld
timber off them when he-.-conld gain polite. conceal an. (article which Bishoti was to rho -
cal point's by a judicious use of money.
11,1Y visitor assured me that " Lorne and
the Prineese ,Lonise . salt away a
dollar" When they were,' away in Canada.
The $rinoess.. was as beneficent as. could.
hp, and was never appeeled, to for money
without (when she wan satisfied,. that she
had to. deal with honest people) putting her
hand in her ..poket or signing a cheque.
She was .p,„_•great success until. the sledge'
accident befell her. Her nervous system
then .got tippet, With the., effect that in
speaking,•slie!Was apt to make use Of words.
jiiitTtlie-,tontrary- -of--those she Wanted to.
eay...•.,:She,..,.:.therefere,inipcited on herself
the rale Of silence.. *Air thoderriviiiiiik""iiht
aid net Well know. This .13aese& for 'stillen
reserire and fityrnitienii, and.catiged a god
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an accurate and complete diagnosis difficult
• puzzle • . to the , attending, • physicians.
hes the best of all; '
(ineays, "be bonnty on pig iron liaa teen
cemplete. failure, for instead of eirceerag-
• re nufaeture of. that
better then those ofthe Stateinwnile•Franee
• . In Canada," the Montreal Trade Billie -
. •Freas'' grafting.veax is four pounds of
• . • resin, ,one pound of tallow and one. ,pound
Of beiiswan. Melt all together Over a • slew.
'fire and when it is Melted turn out into 'a
• tub of cold wit er and rill as. •shamakerin
wax is made.
Mnt:Gallew
• has tried 'cold
This • Morning, however, the •patient
'complained more than ordinarily, and one
of:the physicians, on sounding his ,chest,
heard the blond rushing to eha frau .his
mg -the- profitable--,..., _ heart with greet epee and- the
tele it has cathred•heivi .16elieTT6' %WS -sounds-,,being distinctly audible. tothe
listener. annistant d Wned uponthe
phYsicia.n. that ote •of th • valves • of the
heart had ,burst; Tho patient admitted
that lie was affected with heart,ditteese for
some years, but until his admissionto the
hospital. here had never been treated for it.
Firthet examinatiou developed the •fant
Soften with hot water.
", of Malden; N. Y., who
storage ;•for 'peal:sheen says
hatibeena decided success.
he time is owning when
'. that with him
'This indicates tat t
investing capital therein, and it is con-
tended that in face of these faits the Gov-
ernment came:A consistentlyContinue the
system: The bounty, syStent, is wrong in
principle; and cannot be tolerated' mach
longer in•Canada." • •
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'courage German emigoatio.n have had their that the, auriculer ventricular •valve a
Tim efforts, of Prin' ce •Bismarck. to die-
.
. peaehee may beStored and offered"for' sale,
: inthe middle of the winter season.
" noveltree "—Offered in garden ,seeds, as
• Do not be tempted', with all the new
some of them are onlyoldvarieties' with
. new names. Before devoting the garden to
any new variety, give it a test by procuring
a packet of seeds, for experimenting, aa a
loss from limn • seed or from an inferior
variety cannot be recovered. Time is. an
important item in gardening... . • ,
effect. ...In 1.881;•,'• 210,547 persons; left the heelilnirst for Sevetitl Menthe, and that the
Empire; in 1882, 1,93,,8691zin 1883,166,109 ; hissing sounds wei•V; Pranced by • the hut-.
In 1884, 143,06; in 1885, .103;642; •and 'in .rieklininterrunted passage of the :bleed: to
and fro betwe'en the auricle. and ventricle.
.1880 only 76,687. PIA rumors' of War have
The Valve . had originally: Seined to allow
canoed: an increase 'during „the.last. few
the. blood to pass • from the ni auricle to the
f.ignteS issued), 2,754; against 2,/17:..for the ventricle, but prevented its return to the
auricle, and it is most remarkable that the
neenthe; for iinDeceinber, 1886 the lent
frenid necessary yet to entirely, •prohibit Mein has lived as long as he' has. Accord;
Wile. month in 1885, emigrated. It may be
horses. ' :: ; • • : - ' • . '
enilgration, as well. as the 'inipertation •of lug to medical research death. *nag nave
been ineyitable .reeult . ee . soCat as
-deal-of-resentment among e a .
,
Place thehothecl int,a Potation. so as to
„get, the most sunlight, ancL„coner the Sash
at night So as to avoid loss ofifeat by radi*--
.• tion. • Glass permits heat to escape very
rapidly, and- it is best, therefore; to use a
,double-glo,zed, Bash; ; as the air spacebe,
tween the penes' of glass will servo aa,a pro-
' teetion frdm the cold. •
Here is the way .the large strawberries
are Produced. , Apply a heavy (Wising of a
, mixture of two pants each .of muriate of
• potasli-and-isuperphosphate, with one part
nitrate of soda. • Keep .the young, plante
.oleari; Water .yvhen necessiary, and do not
••• Allow a :single runner to 'start, as they
.sheuld be pinched back. Mulch the young
• plants in the •fall and remove the mulch
. early in Snoring. Then apply another dreier,.
..ing of fertilizer and clean the 'Soil by. stir-
ring
it about an • inch.- n -When the -young
•.13erries aro pinch offal]. but the largest.
It requires work; but it will pay.•,;
Regarding strawberry rust opinionslliffer.
'Sonic' iiiicribe the (Muse to too muCh mois-
' Cite, other's to excess of reartUre ,on. the
plants; While it is also claimed that it is
duo to the effects of, ',too much heat from
:the sun. What Is known.ienr:ust,-onblight,
may, however, be traced to anainete
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'which does the niischief by-Workiniaround
the plants: It is suggested that, the hest
• renindyleto burn 'a light cevering of strati,
.7'. over the plaTirr.'.."-- •
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• Warmth of 13Odies After Death. •
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cover. Mr.. Bishop was taken from e
room,. and on the. Maori King's signify- • "
ing, his ree,dhless, the mind-reader: was'
brought blindfolded, into the kingly presents •
and at onto began the 'Search., In a few
minutes Mr. Bishop turned to the Mon-
arch's:mouth as the place where the article
was Concealed. His Highness grunted an
emphatie dissent to the place located by •
the Professor as containing• thwartiele for '
which he weiTritgaish7-Bilriisteci-----e-,;
that it was there; and finally demanded
that the; royal mouth should he opened
wide. , After considerable refusal and. per-
severing _persistence, on. the pert ••of the
King and-thir `Ptcsfaison.•'-thenittouth,was '
$lowly and., relnotantly opened. The next'.
• 1. tl hich reselted -in a button he g •
expelled.
been Correctly located; attempted to EtWallOW
the button; and thus defeat the determined.
nfind;reader. What might have happened
to'llishop had the Maoris lost their King, .
is one Of those. things we trereitde , to
teinPlateePt4600tv'r,fini"»trdiperle
fiyr—Morklt.
• •money Makers.
don'tlet gOl8en 'opportimities pass unimproved '
there ere times in the lives of ineu when more
Money ,can be made rapidly and easily than
otherwise can be earned by years of %bort Write , •
Hallett ,.& Co., Portland; Maine; who will send 2
you, free, full particulars about work that you
lived .for few r months .8. eas , can do, and live at home, wherever you are
located,. at a profit of at least from$5 .
instant, liotrever,,the King began to colt
nLorne, was just as •good as he could be,Th KM finding thenplace . had ,
,
andfirst-rate business," said my Iasi or,
"but he was "How so ?
asked. .1.! was so stand-off in his
demeanor. Dufferin knew then Christian -
and , pet nein& of . the, chfideen in
Ottawa,. read • of then hirtlis th&naperd,
and reniembered to congratudete the fathers
of new-born babes. , shoolc. hands
publicly grocer's wife' who had trip-
lets; and one day got out of his carriage to
go and admire': them when they , were with
their, ;nether and theservant in the Street.
If a neyvsboy said • a , smart. ;thing to Win
he'd atop to talk ' and Felten Haw
him shake bander',With a conductor Of the
street Cars Who cilia- f; -him part ef.
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valve As it was, ,Falmer
'Dvanos the 7' year • 1886 Austria expelled' • h
from her doramient 1558 men • aral 112
women, including one nobleman by birth,
.many rieudoaristreinats,, several se13001.:
:masters and large number of Merchants;
dangerous international &linings and bank
note forgers: The expelled Were sent to
various- countries, as follotvi Tollungary,
219 ; ,Russia, 131 ; Pruierie„ 101; Bavaria;
106; • Italy, 61; •Saxony, 11; Itournanii, 7;
Montenegro, 5 Wiirtemburg,' 5; Baden, 4;
Desnia, 4; Switzerland,.1
S iia 2 ankl each to •Africa, ; Denmark,
the heartin this condition, and up' to the last. • •
h had
and e , a • always some
thing Some heve made over sse ill 8, shiee
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with all aro 'mi.- bina; remarking to his offishness; a, er•Dufferind chaff end hearti- . •
moinent was tble to •converse intelligently
• • Ireland, • new. Yon are started free: 'Capital not requiied:
bright and. rase,ntto (my. Lorne stand, tither all ages. e • '
'sister, who )18d arrived s. short while 'before. .ness was aniCY blast the month of. • A Reme, .N.'" Y.,' girl /filled three atone
lid felt iiiiithe were fell of blood running.• th - vitt-nand corked. theta ,
leis death; thathistinie had 'enine,' snail:let • " • • " . , • . " .
riotover his body. ; 'When he • died there
was not the leitst tremor or exhibition of
.pain; and he Merely Closed his eyes, after
lobkifig.. an all. around 'him,. never.to open
them-egain. From his deter: it Waft *timed
. f eole-
The Prinbess • Lonite enjoyed beet An
Canada the society of the French. She
wits very And of getting away frinnOttiwa
and going Hie en artiste at the citadel of
Quebec -:-an old place that dated 'from,. the
Marquis Ifontcalm. (It was built ,by
-the. Duke Of Wellingtcan) it became' the
thing there te be artistic, • Officers, the
beer g
tightly, and set them in the oven to heat,
so that' she could warm her bed with there,»
The heat generated steam frointliewpt sand, •
and an explosion followed, Whichnfilled the
room with flying .sand and fragments of "
beer jugs. The girl and the rest Of the •, •
family'vere badly seared; nut,tinl.iurt.. • '
that Palmer was •a men/ e •
Herzegovih. a and Turkey., ' family residing in the neighborhoodii NSW:
ans that -he had heerigiyen•the beet
In'e, Person thinks of Onernitting suicide
ifi:New State, it may to his'advan-
tage to. take care that .,he shell Seemed:
The,attempt is a- crime,.' under New York
leW; bit the suerein relieves suicide fromcriminalitY..
..Such is the effect of a recent
decision NeWl(erk'Supreme Court;
general terra, 'in , the suit of ,Darrow .vs.
Family Fund •Sediety. An alleged life
insurance society was the defendant in this
Case.' ,Perhaps that -had semething to do
withinifiriencing the decision. 'But .,--why
should.. " thus he awarded a
pros:10nm upon its successfid,commissiOn ?.
, .
Feinftve yearsthe...pierbibition Ian, his
been ;evaded in Pertland; aningeni-
oug contriianee, just unearthed.' Three
beer barrel(' Were. slink in:thee:ground and
connected by tnbes, with a joist inn stable
near 14.. On the aide of. the joist. an
innocent looking board; apparently nailed,
when released by:9: iiressure on a hidden.
spring,. turned. on a hinge at thebottqm and
disclosed the faucet by which :the beer Was
drawn. . The barrels in the • earth had
galvanized iron pipes '43xtericling up to near
he-autface of the ground. When barrels
wereto be replenished thedirt Was removed
from these pipes, a fttrinel placed .in. -each
and. the 'beer peered in. Afterward_ the
pipes were again „covered .and there was
.nothing to show theexistence of the hiding
place: • :
Cases haveof late been frequently reported
• in the, newspapers in which, despite Medical.
eyideriee to the contrary, bodies .lialre been
• keptirbiriburialbeceuSethey,did not becorne
colcL.'!Feith-liettlers :and Miracle -workers
have been called in , such becasione
th
•:. reanseitate thesupposednietim of seeperided
Almaden," iva -inaogoa•---ur,'aiati7ibes.. at
, being ealledin tailate. It ie not generally
• -known that there is, as a rule, an elevation
• of teraperatere immediately after death,
owing to the'blood.no longer being cooled in
ite paseege threugh the lungsr and to the
stoppage (Atha circulation, and in .Many
, cedes where the nervotur eystem bat. been
. &Meted, and in eliolere, atoll 'Jo*, ,yellow
; fever and hepatic abscess. The post morteni
rise in , temperature is aften very decided:
The heat, of an appitrently dead. hady is
hence not • conclusive • enidonce of life.--
lliedieetNtandod. • • '
'educatinn motley could afford, and. ha
held, several lucrative positiont ,in • the
South. He was, however, never satiened.to
remain at home, and would winder aim-
lessly over the country, never writing to
his.telatines .Unless -taken spoke
English, Spanish and Frei:toll fluently. ,
• A Letter from Ms peed Ninfe••
'Behjan:tin Harley is a Well-ta.clo resident
of Roaring Branch, this county;-. Vvr• . •
Lock Haven, Pa., correspondent. .He is an
old Men, and is e strong believer in •Spirit-
ualism, no thing • having ever' been too
mime:dons if done in the name of SPirit,
tialisin to 'Weaken his faith or arouse his
stispiciar. -111-13i-Ortinamantrone-a-wildand
'ehiftless young ,than named Henry,. the
other a thriving citizen: The •latter is a
partner of his father's in the mercantile
business, • Old Mr: Harleyit a• widower;
his wife, who Was also an enthusiastic»
'Spiritualist; haying died only a , :few weeks
'ago. • The other morning Old, Mr. Harley
av?,:ike and found lying on his pillow a piece
of paper,lbidecl. andaddressed to him: He
,opened it, and found that it was a 1Stter
purporting to come from his deed wife, , It
was a 1)11E4111M letter. It informed Mr.
Harley that the writer was in Mayen,:
which was a thoroughly prectioar '
the
ites a
Tee new German repeating rifle is the
Mairter model perfected: - It has just. been
distributed ta the soldiers of seven army
4 r •
next March, the whole" army
will have it in lianKa. it is rather alffiCillt p .
to .desaribe this gun tecihnitelly;,Ainit is*- latte-hi •orniturair mear-„hern-soll-ilenry„.a.
result of, fitudiet made simultenermely in. house: • :Extravagant end ridiculous as this
the State manufactories and at thelfilitany letter wae,:old..112r, Harley did not doubt for
.$ohoo.13 and no ,09.1#03te.specifido,tiotiriliivve a moment that it Caine from his wife. • He
yet been issued:, The gun is shorter .. t an could not spare 450 thaty, at he wrote
that in ese: to -day in the. German itrmY, aletter to his Wife, inclosing 920 and in.-
oncl,.although• the stock and the barrel are forming her that he would .send • the re -
the seine, the bridges is a little . raised.' ' It =leder hi, a sfeve days. The letter he ideas;
has an autoreetia, unloader Which Makes in the stump . as . d1rected.: Young Henry
the cartridge fallout air soon as 'the shot Harley long ago, eXhaustddhis. erddit at the
is fire& ' The most in/Portant' improVe; tavern and other places; in•Raaring.Inriai-,.
t iii the chamber whinh thei soldier. can and his longing for Cohyivialty had beem
sane and daughters On judges and of minis-
ters; (preachers), successful trades ;.peeple,
and no on, Went in for Sketching,. Mepres-
eionism; art. furniture and art Unions; to be
'5icit en •coure The Prineets used to.• go out
on sketeliing „tipeditiOne in 'a bdat. She
had- some...narrow: eseapes near rapids
eninere*.I. I years with sciatic : rheunia7
tiera.r.-Notreatraent relieyed, me. Mccol--
lomni Rheranatic Repellant cured me, so. ,
that fcir 2 years have not -had least symp-
toms of ilieuraatiern: A. Furteney, Petos-
key, Mich.; formerly ef Berlin, Ont.
that, however, was not atQuebec, bu .—Barnard's comet is now visible to the .
th iver' ' It used•to be said Of her that ' . t
thentnias ell radiance to. the. ,French Cana -
diens, end had more French than English
• • Vi Bit
boelts on her- drawing -room e. ,
independent "`teroper of 'the lidiesOf the
'A.nglo-Sootch. provinces,- and helped to,
make things smooth and agreeable;
. raheinerai Fathers.
estimable lady of the. Nest • Side has
had the • f9entnie of :three husbands—
two having pissed over to the majority.
By.. the first husband there is a, On; by the
•seciand it very bright little daughter. ' One
day, wbile,tome lady.friends were lunching'
with ' the 'thotber the little girl asked
, •
" Mara.ma, has Jack .; a nape in heaven?"
rtes -darling" hush!" replied 'mamma.
'Lady Sophia Maoriamara- understood the
so.miICli.so that she a
millinery business. She was just, then in
'need of $50 to pet intim business, and 're-
quested her litisband to; :inclose lier that
%amount. She .••': • instructed:, him , to
iit' it ' a • letter emir' place. the
naked eye on the eastern •horiwn abp
• daybreak,,but low down that it is hot
readily' seen unless' One "knows exactly •
where to ibak.. wasdiscovered October '
6th, About •'5 a. M. It makes' a •beautiful
object in the telesropen-infinathilo of light ..
.1;M -wending a sharp white mails in the
centre. It haat 'short nebulous' tail, about
20 inlength,' Its distance frprinthe earth
is now about 113,900,060
gave I:13;,•papa in heaven ?". ," Yes, darling;
hush I!' repeated mamma. After a naiise hi in fact a sure remedy for a , p
and profound thinkirik, ' the little Mies internal and external: Try a 10 Cent
added: :1, Pero don't last long, do they sample bottle. . Large bottles only,25 Cents.,
niarame,?"—Yenenine..isTevis. ;by all druggists and country dealers.
„ .
With Satisfaction,
• Polson's•Nnitylimen, the. new and certain:
. ,
pain cure, is used with satisfaction in every
instance. There is • abundant ' reason for
for it performs all that. is claimed for::
it. nlerVilnie is a' kleyendilling cure‘for , •
cramps, Pains in the side or back, lumbago, • •
sore throat, chilblains, toothaclei, Nernfiine.
both
• . The ininown Mite. • : •
, " My friend, we expect- a, Oentriiiiition
from you toaidthis good Werk,"
nI•would be otta. to contriblite," re-
• sponded Johnson; "but ern So very poor
.that don't believe I can contribute any:
• • necessarily tintatisfied fon eonne.time, two
exceptional epees, that is to •say„
'when an ()fader thinks Oita firing at •will or three dayt; ago the tenerinkeeper . •
neceseary. • This chamber °aired of • 'a surprised to .see the young Mao w alk in and
Steel tube Placed in the barren,under thq, pay lip the hia score Ont. of :a neat roil of
t th 'bills » Young IntarlOY paid up 'other.smal
eceounte,abont town, an • astonishing'
feet that he heel Money Oen 'babel:0411e
talk of the villige; :The irdiani Was not long
in.reaching old Mr; Harlejeacerg, ;ainnefter
ponderieg.oner the Matter for
:and. closely examining' the letter from his
'departed:Wife, he etlast releetaritly made
pp hie mind that he' knew how • Hairy had
got • the matey. This belief . -was Made
positive when, e ,business ttainiantient
with Charles Gre'en, another. storekeeper, in
the pliidel he received the ifenitebin 620 bill.
liS ilea hideeea to ,his wifeto help aloha her
.etleetial millinery:been-tees. Ile teethed that
' 11 been. elitufeed for young Hoax
:,.1,F.,..!Pass It ttp This rvi,rtty. ; Mrs. CleVeland.hae kept strictly to her • ,.
Spring arrived and hat regietered on rule of never going out except to the houses'
the open rage of nature's book in. her own Of members . of the Cabinet, ,and as they'
bright chirography.' Wild violets...6.4a lilies entertain very little, ebee,sions of :her ap•
are bloorning,, the green.orass • is growing, peittenee in Washington society have. been
the. (Telling buds. are 1)UrStillg, the ' larks 'feve and far between. • - •
niovehie breech, and pee Imo
, tna
weepoo is loaded,: a • spring soites the oat-
triao. A hdek thencatehee and' pushes
it it -AO the ; the eonnriand to fire
at will the soldier has only to pe811 otig
ori the left side.of the chamber, • and then
'tight ,ehe.te.een be fired, itha the cartridges,
rettioned eutornatially. After these eight'
ehete, 04.0h -tier Canereinad with ten. mono
shots, eight in the cartridge chamber, one
in the pan, and one ,the ,beirel. • • ,
. •
1 Dinunen tile ..reeent.exeitninglehate on the
Army Bill; in the Gernianiperiel • Par.
, Bismarck tainated the
•1.1 But it is 'ter your own good to • bob.-
ti;ilitite. A coritrinfition front yourpoverty
*ili win you a credit mark above, The
widow's mite is et inbre value than the offer.'
ing of the
• " Yas';'„' replied jobtreen, ,." you seer,
nOt 'amtittinted with any
— "Vrtobitrn bpatch... , , • •
• • Nilssoft N%;'n,§ aught' by the
recent earthquake andreterned to Paris
111
etatanfr greet rieryeils. depressioft:
1.•
homer. ,
foIlbwine,bit of inside »history regarding,
the itconsition ofnMetz : ." In 1871,10 ',..,..,1 , • .
'Speak irerdsly, I. WO not iiiSlined to take 1,14t,10Y. , . • • 4 '
Metn, twat'. then for ilielinguittic bhp'. . . --"'---.'-,`"---,:. --11---"r--"r"------, .. ,
day. But 1 itade iuquitieg of "fhb hilli.... 1., . ,Boths.pe yan ,drave noticed that it is tile
tau s.atlioriOes .before I finally 'decided, 'man who shake(' hands the most . that 'is
•
It was. IA; Thiern, • if yei will perthit me 'the hardest to:shake, .r. ' •••
•
nneeinging-their spring•anatins, and' enery.4
thing' 'indicates that • nature is. glad :-to
:velooroe„., fipringts early arrival.--...4./ban
(Ga.) Nsivs,,,, • '
o Do.itbt 11 Csn
'Jtivenile host Ote entertaining the widower
citn3' you:: Walk as well at'
yen toed Vv.?"' • • '
" Why; yes, Besge, why,shoulan't ?" .
Oh, I heard inammo. say that yOu were
on your second legs, but I thbeght they're
'mod es gala asyour'oid
• At the 'opera-•-•." 1 can't explain the suc-
cess of that silver." Neither can I.!
She Sings ,through her nose most
atrociously. ;-„,*1 Perhaps that it the reason
why,, every one iinwaning a handkerehief at
;
— • •
simplest and one of the most cen-
ventient niethoda Ot tracing and treiuder-
ringdesigns is theuse of tarlatan instead
of tracing paper. Place thepattern to be
copied nponthe drawing.beerd and ofiver
it With, the,tarlatan,: arid -pin both tti the
horerd *Ali. drawing -tack. Then, With a,
medenately oft Ilene% difo,v the pattern
carefully. Rertlevdtlie pins and the design
Will be found to be quite dear. Then lay
tne- terletan neon the 1rtatetia14 pin to the ,
board as before, anci again go °net the lines
with the pencil. The result will be a per-
fect Copy of the design uppn the Material
(fabric or never) in Minute dote. The
tarlatan' ,:design. 111837 46 tlida•
gain. •
tv.01.111000.:.,'.... Amory..
DISCOVERY
, a
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dering,Any-book learned in ono reading. Heavy re-
ductions for postal classes.. Prospectus, with opin-
Jena of Mr. PROCTOR, the Astronomer, llica. W. W.
MOOR, JVDAti P. BENJAMIN, Drs. filnion, Wool) arid
others, seat post rata; by - •
' PROF. LOigETTE, . • .
2b7,Fiftit Avenue . New 'York.
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tillEtt1111 limn Imie them rettira again, them
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