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SENSATIONAL POISONING CASK.
11 Oetarie, Wpm Charged With Killing
--Her llinghter-ialaw.
ExT3.4.00iiiiRT .6114RGgI3 MADE.
ONTARICr LEGISLAT
- The following,Bills • were. considered - In
eenimittee orthe Whole and reported; .
• To inoOrporate the Intern:Atonal Ferry
Railway Company. -Mr- Horin. •
. To grovide for the erection 'of a court
house in the. city of Toronto, --41r. Widdi-
Martha Jane:Ryan:Ian,of Atkona; Etc- field. .
- eased of causing the death of • Rebecca : Respecting tlie city Toronto -Mr
Lays. • .
The folloWing, Bills wore read the sicend
1.
• To further extend the poWereei the Coll -
stripers' as Company of, TorontoP-Mr.
Viddifield. ' \ • '
To amend the Act incorporating the Girls'
.,Home and Public Nursery, of Toronto.-'
Mr. Leys. ' •
Mr.„praig introauted a Bill to amend the
Ontario Medierd .Act,. which was read. the
firet time. • . . •
llon. 0. Moat then rose and. said, -Mr.
S • eaker, it has been suggested that, we
should tend ari.addrees to IerMaeatyon=
the oCeasiou ef' her attaining 'the *fiftieth
year of her. reign. .1 'need make no. obser-
vations in proposing that such an address
he sent, Our Province has 'been always
notedfor iteleYraltito the CtownEng-
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• Hendricks, has been lodra in Sarnia
• . " • Thattrisoner is colleen* in the Itycliman
• ettee: which has created clidte a
. ..-otir at'BosanquettoWnship. 'When arrested
the old lady exhibA
• • • ed but 'very little our-
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' prise. Amoording to the. ex.pert analysis,
• onougliarsenic wits fou,nd in th's Stomach
So have caused death, and, a verdict 'was.
, ileund accordin. gly and the arrest followed.
•. " Who pcisoning is alleged tolirave been corn-
. . • . . -omitted:in' Virginia, from where. the body
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was sent to Ontario for burial. ,
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Hendricks, . siater.•in7law
_ JR•j9kman,•tvas visiting at the 'lat-
. ...tees residence, in Thedfard,lietifieliC ris
' •Airta antl.New. ,Year'S Day. last. On. the
••• ,evening previous to ,New, Year's Day,. about
and twolieurs after having hod a
hearty-inip,pet,..alte:Wita-taken_ vioiently, sick
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• and complained of intense pains In the re-
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eon of herheart and, across her stomach. land. • Our early settlers were . Loyalists
tiedicalsid; was stiminoned, But within who had shown their loyalty by sa•crificing,
their interests and hemes,.and propert
• .the' afternoon •cif NeW"Year's Day. With.the 'order that theymight 'continue t p
under the ,British flag. There hav en
• attempts made since that tin* to do away,
with the British flag, hut these have always
been unsuccessful.. This is one of the mat -
ten; ata‘happy to say, upon Which hon.
gentlemen of all parties can agree.; :Wean
love, British . connection, and we are all
andglad of forining a part of the
Einpire. We:all love the, Queen
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' be done to :save her life: She diedon
, • • objeot in • yiew of clearing: up , other sus-
. • • picionsitgalist .2ars.Rylokmiti while in Con-,
".ada,,xW. Cornell, of Tliedford; coroner,.
' •empannelled a new.jury,and the remains of
7 Ifendricks were taken from the g
• in the Arkona cemetery and a post-morte
• ' ' • . , held. The testimony gitren wasstrongl
• enspieieris: . The inquest then ad, journe pr
. Thecase as it stand's it present is simply pritis
'this If no poison is found in the viscera and ap • eclat() her virtues and her queenly
Maria Jane Byekman: excellencresi, andit is With .great satiafact
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will be.extritaited 'and taken to Virginia ; I are sure, . that we shill' all, join in
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' *r- ' • but On the otherhand if the. ,jury in this expressing thoSe sentlinente toiler Imove •
• • . case find 'etiffitilent Ovidence-Tte oonvict.;-; she therefore, •Reiolved, that .an ,humble ad
will apPear tlae.•Lanibtoir Fal):. Assizes,- •
. :Several .membete of the Ryoknian farnily,
; have died ,under
• : • In.11174...the_iprisoner".C.L_Iiisliend was taken
fauldenly ill and died. He waff-nor.itrlef-
day Iliting the sicknessi-.which . caused
• ,death,, About three years ' later, a • son in
law.,(of Xis': Martha AYekinan also :died
•• under enapicieus eiroumstancias. panic)
' waliJohn Hasketit, ..-11y his death, his Wife.
,, • , . was comiumptive, and did not 'long
• eurtive her •• husband, inte :•c9n-
, • • . ;. siderable . property .' Mrs. ilaskett,
. ,„; , ; • " when ,she died, left 'I the • property, to
• • the..pririoner to use, for the benefit .of., an
• 1B:montlinield girl ehe:(Mrs.,Haskett) left.
. This died.itleut: 19 months alter'its
• _Mather, tiiid Mrs. Martha ItYckinan Came
•*into the preperty. A gentleman iii'Arkena••
•THE FARMERS' COLUMN• Ver*IPT VIC77°Ir1iWD
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1114R J'AuNT.
. The Freii.113fifahl •143 Be tickled because or
In sowing clover • for. pasture. ibis 'desir-
, net' Treeeece.
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• able to mu( the alsike, red and, White 03.Mallere cabIeinthe Y: Tribinie.)
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einvere! and the kind beet, adapted to -the The Queen's absence passes with if any••
land will probably take possesiiqn in a few thing less reniarkthan usual. HerMajesty's
'yeara. variety of grosses is olways visit to Aix-les-Bains, excites more notiee
desirable in a, pasture. Some farmers who in Prance than here. The English do not
have lent/ of pasture, land are adapting half like the Queen's residence. abroad,' but
the, p n o sowing the seeds of • timothy, the French are flattered and delighted be -
Woe 'grass, Orchard Qraee, and the different calnie she chooses cf Vend her vacation be,
clovers separately, going each kind its own nee,th the tricolor Figaro, Figaro, of Paris, devotes
space; so aa to permit the cows to select p, column and_ a half ' to •details of the
the gi•asses preferred. It has 'been aedion- Qeeen'ii • arriva, , and installation IA • the
dieted that :each individual will prefer villa MOttet, Whieli for all its fine naine 15
certain grasses, and that the 'herd will only adeppnclenee•of a hotel. This *Rust
separatxpyer the entire posture. • • feinaleAragellerAaxe the; awedPrianchman,
llerefotoro it was sapPosed that i' i. :always takes her cOok and alther SOveints
dresele, presented- to Her aiTodt.,- Gracious
,Majeity•the'Queen, expressing the ' heart.
felt, congratulations:Of-this -House on the
occasion Of ;Her Majesty's having attained
'tligliftielli-year of her /eign. •
. Mr. Meredith seconded the adoption of
the address, which was reada' imcculd time
and agreed tonupon which:?every member
of the Honse rose tnhis• feet 'and joined in
the singing. Of .! Goid'SaVe the...Queen." It
Was then ordered ,, that the address be
,engassod. -• • ,. ‘. - ' •• . •
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On niotion‘f the Attorney General, Sec -
'ended by MrVereditli, it ' was ,••••resolved:
Tbrat an humble address A*: 'presented to
His•Hortor the ,Lientenant-Oovernei, pray-
ingthat ,His Honor; Will be pleased •,t6
'transmit to His Excellency the Governor-
General the address adopted by 1 this House
• said to e -,correspondent to day : ." There to Her Most Graelous Majesty .the Queen,
, •,' ''..:!•iire eight, bodies, inenthereor connections expressing the heartfelt • congistulationsief
. . ' of -the ,,gyokmaR Idipiiii, buried' In that , this:House on the occasion of ger•Majekty's
little graveyard on hill; and it is's dig- I, hewing...attained, the 50th year of her reign,
- ':.nifieant fruit that by the deatb. of each Of in order that the same may be laid at the
. them Mira. Martha 'RYCknian• derived some ..foot of the Throne in such Manner as His
': • &Mania betieftt.'" . • ., • • ..1: , ' • ExOellency may s,ee fit., : - : '. • • .• '
•1 '• • ' • The address, baying been read thesecOnd
• 'Porking fowl was very tender 'vtlen young, viol ler, and she found her breakfM4 4Y
and not eainly raised. Recent exp,eriments, for her ral.her arrival. The qneepl4;34a •
show that the Dotking' feathersraPidly,the we learn. on the same authority, fire 00g,
same as the Leghorn., and if the ehielia` be, rent. - She i."138 at ;.'breakfaete'ut 9 wi
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allow,ed smoll, quantity of meat once a the, Prince' and Pi-I:nem of Battenberg,
day. they will prove afillardy as other kin& nobody else being adinitted, and walks at
the-?bOrhing ' w ,10-theTrincessaccompanyingler-Sonie
held thelighest place among poultry . as a timegali0 driveee'aud Her Majesty to be
mwhaarkt eithfeter 1to the barnyard 8 f°wIs sleen ox It egh; init. 43 donkey with a nmerxtce,. 118eheet
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He TOM ger What it. igeant.
She asked the sehoiere to dollar •••
The sense of "eurreptitious • • •
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But every onehadte doom& ,
• Althnughtherviere ambitious
"It' s something done upon the sly,
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;Pitt rtre lti;eegO'
e• me sal w wi4
• To toil rue what mean. V
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She'd justbeen reading of the la
Who thiered away uncaught. 4
And hoped; Perhaps, her reathpg: had
'•Sopte.useful lesson taught.. , •
. iMmr: ffni ottrvey.13'6' iihupileoanrjheolndtfitieoe,royr.00le:isvtomir. Call
At 119024 behind the deer.7.
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Ethereal-WildneSs. • .
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From Easter We ,reckon the. .advent e -
Spring. By many, signs we markitherconi-.
•ing of the gentle season. ;, None gem eenape.
11%nrickening influence .; the influenta, as
, 6„takei holder us all. Spring May !'
'litittinozn,.im our latitude and city by diyers • • .4
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' Thckehal'ilLio Aim bicThol
lages,fiercely during the warm mul-day, • • • •
and goes out entirely at chill' nightfall.' .
Every day the citizentakes anew cold, and •
every cold,lasts. a week; constitn-
tion-iw-perpetually7overlaid-and-shingled-,----
with wheezy and inflammatory ailments,
half dozen In spring you often ,
hear a Man say, " have got over the'
cold I took night beforfi lost„ but . r eta
suffer from the cold eeritractea a week • '
ago. • • •
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.• In the spring the streets are dirty,. Wet, • ,
when imiddy,•dusty, when dry. :In alleys . • ,' • ,
and dark corners the ice lingers, :a feet
frozen, Substratum Underneath the litter •
,of recent' traffic.; 'Gangs of men with piek •
and shovel openice• mines it such places. . '
At greht depths they ,find relics Of by -gone.
days: laSt sinnixier'S binanif, peels, !Aim
,
. .The firstpoundrofthe-first-1011,--Poundfir tr'etitb ; tali'M another Pththenade at 4'
of beef, mutton or ,pork hi the most •costly. uarrilidees Atli with geeSlight4Ming
The greater the Weight •an animal can be al" less august tourists; dines at 8'40 ;
roi'do to main , fuy thei shortest "Hod: of ..talke; then: retires. to. her private room,
.reads, drawe and writes Jotters till 1.30
time the smaller the cost per. poundpropor-
next morning, the hour at. which apparently
tiOnately. It requires no more. labor, to
feed a steer weighing 2;000 pounds than it the Queen parted with this rei'otter• No
English paper hail, the news. .
does to feed it Steer weighing 1,060. The The Queen returns on April 29th, Meani
Cost of preduction. does not depend' 'solely
upon the ramount. ' of food consumed, but ifoimr,tehWe .iinaccia7trioCnati'otfletihsebreolynagiftiueranexisPecactilePd
upon the food, shelter and labor. '
., for the' jubilee So is BuOlun-gham Palace,
One adviintrage overlooked When ni' %Pure which or 'once is to veer an air of hos-
uSe of Commercial,fertilizers, is that vii h pitality. , The 'Castle and. palace together
' ilowtSgtoithe'FRPer-• " was agreed to, end it Wail ordered
number of superexaited Citizens and That the addrese be engrossed; and dire:
eitizenesses in different parts of the State---sehted to His Honor' the Lieutenant
• , have been •writingindignant' letters "to . Governor by Such meMberii of this House
,the Editor of the 'Neve' -regarding the as Brava the ExecutiVe,Councii. • .
. coiirseef the News on the subject uf pro 1, • , "
hibition. Some of thein, 'do not dhow that i• .HorseTrading in.,Arelantt. •,‘
degree of charitable . tolt(ilince for other The following story was told to a clerical
people's Opinions en a. great public 'tines -1 friend in the Vest .of, Cork by a country,:
• , tion which their professions of true godli- man nanied• ninny Cooley : Good mor-
ness Would. seem to require eit: Ahem. !row, Dinny, wheredid you 'get the.horse?",
. There is ,more. epithet than argunient in ":"Well,‘I'lltrall Yorir reverence. Simeihne
' their esteemed' Communications, and ago' I went to.the fair of, Ross, riot %with
some of -them .• end—up-witlf-'-'"-stopthisitorseibitt-another7horrie.-4-Well,-sorr '
is. applied °Olio soil, as coin; area with 'to
are not equal to *the 'demands likely to be
:the decomposition of manure isa, liberation made on them for the accommodation of
of carbonic, acid gas, which...acts Upon the
soil chemically and assists .in Providing a 'the Qu•een's guests from abroad, so a hotel
liszd by tile . pals, h af
ce , as been engage or
greater amount of'plant. fOod by 'rendering' the minor kings. „ , .
inertmatter sohible.. The value of manure, ,[, • . : .
therefore, does not depend. solely,....on.ithe , : .' „. ' Cared byTaith. .
amount of Material added to the I soil, bit :
Mrs. Hetinin„,of Itokciniat Ind., who he'd
partly to its chernical-effect.-?: ..--, - -:-- 1.-
'' been paralyzed for.; several years, becaine
If, by the" ensilage systam.1:, !,1 greater interested a. series of revival meetings
number of cows can be kept, ,as c,SnTar_ed iina inatieedl. her sou to carry her to the
with pasturing, the farmer will . not only chureh • in which they were conducted.
4ecniaa gain by the se.vingot food hitt also.
by 'having alarger area of land to be culti. ,iiiityed, for her, and, to the greet surprise
'While he , was there the .congregation
voted. Every, acre of the pasturethat can
be cultivated and Made t�. yield a crop is a
gain. :•
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Where only one cow is kept on a smell'
farm a space should be devoted t� d crop'of
Oataloa peas; as a supply; of early green
food.. -,pew:the.eate aka peas together,„and
begin feeding as soon aa the 'crop shall' be
high enough to cut. : It may be•folloWed by
late•foacier 'corn, „ .•• ,
Aged animals should he fed gtbundfood,
is they , cannot ,grind whole, grains, the
ConseqUenee- being a Waste .,of foodunless
the foodbegteund. By se doing a smaller.
'Proportion of `food will be required, while.
the .animils Will keep in better condition..
Forborne use lettuce iiimore easily raised'
than any. Other table vegetriblei.. Soy! the
seed on, a finely-preparea bed that hasheen
made. rick and use ,the largest, plants as
they grow,which will, avoid ,the .neeepaitY,
of transplanting., • .
All the best butter comes from Whitt are
styled.," finey'farMii," which indicatesthat
the ao-cralled "fancy foriners are . thee()
Who adoPt. the most, nikprOVed niethodatind
use Only the-olioicesf.stock..., • •
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, The schools. should. •join in. Celebrating
AbOrilat, and...every fainter is interpeted th
iMpreffsing on the young the irapoOnneeof
of .all she arose:ana walked ;from her. seat
to the pulpit. She fir new said to. be oble
to walk as well as shO evercould. ,* • : •
' LonisasSerihner, adyonate of the,
Christian ebience of faithhealing„ is Sitiato
have effected. some, remarkable cures • in
different parts of Missouri. Themost note:,
worthy case A that of., Jams Donevaiii,an.
aged resident of Missouri City. Inflam-
matory rheumatism' has kept him *bed
for more thee A • score of 'years, but he 15
now as active as Man Of .40. 'Mni. Scrib-
• ner cures her path -Pita by simply reeding
the' Bible .to than and praying for their
lecovery.. ' • •
• R. W. Prendergast, a well-known Met
.Ohant•ef Ky,,was given up bybis
physicians a' 'month age- and left to die
lie had been afflicted. with An unknown
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disease which baffled their keenest diagnosis
.and the medicine administered to hurt
Seemed to make hie condition worse*. After
the physicians' ha,c1.:,:left him threelsdies
went to his bedside .and. prayed 'that he
might be healed. The sick. man- grew
better at once; the visits and prayers were
continued, with increasing 'succ,ess, and
to -day he is well. .Before ;his recovery
Mr. Prendergast • had, not leen- inside a
church for .fifteen.years, but -he' is now a
regular attendant.•
• •s • Observance,and the.futur.e benefits. tole Father .Bou ard„the,priest in. charge !A
good for,_seyeral slips Ler. the discarded , • •
posters' of an election tong past.' . '1r , . •
• "To Bent..." is, 4 ;sip of spring. n . •
also sign that inevirig7,div: with all itit _ • : '•
Attendant delights, Is at :404; A. weary
army of house hunters roaMS the:
Now is the harvest time of .the teal estate: ,•
agent and thes,drayinan. The, professor of; ,•
,kalsominingandartistic.whitewashingbaSim . • ';
in the sun: . .• I. ' • •'
The swiftliOole-'resinires-,iteewallow...
:fligl# ever the asphalt.. Urchins 'swarinen
aide streets,' and . after nightfe.11.play mar-' '
bled on the smooth pavements, under, the -
white glare, Of the electric' The .
•goat resumes the tOraato-can in the potato': •
PAWN, '• • - ' '
Spring raiment reneWs the respectabilitl .
of the, . race.. With: its donning cornea, - • .• • ' •
longing for luxurious ease:. . Algerntd
sighs it the ledger and. Augnstiiii• yawiiii • '
behind the thread pi:Miter:" :The movement •
for-the'Saturday. half holiday;:begina. •••' • 1
By such passing. Signe as these da,ivett• - •
mark theudvexit of sPring.. • •
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• derived-therefioni-. -the-Convent-of-the Ursuline_Nuni,_in..„New.
OL o jec .e. epithets.. They ' fr t 4:1
om e , or o Ayou come from" the ' If 'yen wislito prevent weeds 'and kilises Orleans has canoed considerable'agitation'
.
, • my 7 Paper. . We . have ' sort wan !Alto me, • 4 Loamy, do you come
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• • from rowin on the walk wa s tinkle among the Creole portion of Ole city by his
• pent up feelings of the .writers. put it is . wasn't wan to. say, Dinny,•are you gomgY t) reported miraculous cures It is "reported
' " • dons nollartii,"said they seem to relieve the ; Wesht 2, and when I , left! the', fair there • . g , g . - .
• - • , ' • , • • kerosene oil:feely, but be careful not to get
' . . proper that we should convey a 'little use- . to the Aist, or are you going to tli.e Wesht ?! it- on the plitoti yon wish to grew along the thatseveral.womenwho had lost confidenee.
borders ' - ' ' '.• , . in the ability. Of their physicians to cure
• ', • „fill -informatioq. to the good .People who Well, your reverence, I nide home, and was • . ., _
their ailments, applied' to the reverend
' are thus WaSting theirenergies: Pirst, they near Kilnagross, When / met a..retin tiding White clover ie the beat grass that can be
" are not as they seem to think,' exceptional along the road. farninst ine: ••'' Good. • , even- -grciWn or sheep. Sheep, are not partia1•40 father and Were dfracted to observe a Couree
- 'in their action.: The News has 80104ga a ing, friend,' .saidhe., ',Good. evening, friend,? ,tall :grass, and the White plover will itlwaYS. otreligiourizaeditation end prayer...:Tbis'
‘..were you at the fair of ,iteto,?, be selected by .tbem n prototoodo to other was followed by the application of a .cdt-
Oeople of all setts et. opinions. The, flivis ...says .13,e; ' 1 was,'''sez L 1 pia yoti, Sell ?"- kinds.' 1 , • ., : ., tain miraculous water at the hands 0 t the
circrilitiOn .that it embraces ' all ' sorts of 8.0,fo L.
also has .0pinions of ite ovirionprettynea4Y set he: '' No ' set I. ..ould yop sell? ez , Sow ear y beets as, soon as the gr:. mind priest" who it the same time made poises
with a holy relic: The treatmen is said o
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.11 sobjetts of public intereiit„and. it has a he.: WOulciyOU buy?' set 1. WOuld,you ,shall be Warm. Use plentY of. well rotted have leen- efficadous-in-a-nutaber
• . fashion of eXpressing them. with a freedom nioke clane swop?' set he,-'horee, bridle stahle manure, ana also about three pounds stances, but because of the .' excitement
andgive Pi offenceeinneteoathelporeewhhthoutoit maglotorterne:rhittlYs avinedne,nyelodiller a,;(1v:r191•Lese, he io t downDC ine 19? ff8e40,1*. gofronuintrda.te of d square rod of created thereby theA.ralibishoplis ordered
a right to entertain any Opinion but 0101i:7mo-horse, . not :this' horse, but the other ':Foither Bondard to cease his healing prao-
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; own. As •an :inevitable consequence We horse, and the man got. down .aff,av hie
• are Vconti on 1 receiving comariunications horse, hat thurhorse, tfie otherhorse,
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from indignant people who want their paper ••, and we stioppedmnd rode a*ity..-- But when
' to agree with oil -their eccentricities. This • he had gone about twenty "yards, hiitnrned
• goes on all year round. But it is idle round and celled -after There niver
work to 'Write "to the editor" when you was 0;man from Ross,' ,set he, but. could
reach the" 'etop-nny-paper " stage of indig, put his linger in the eye of a man from'Fai1
. nation. The editor couldn't stop your nogross,' BO he, 'and that horse;':sea he,
aper if he Wanted to. , He has nothing to that I swopped. with you, sez, he, • is blind
o with ' it. • You ;can't get: your paper, of an eye:, 13,ez ' Well, then, your rover.
Stopped in that Way. ;The agent who de- once; turned ' upon' him, and Icalled out to
. livers it in your town is ,the party tolipesk There niver was a -man from Kilna
• to, and. the quickest way to get it stopped .gross,',sez..1, but'sxiiiId put his 'Vivo fingera
is to tell hint to stop it. • Bealdes, this 'in both the eyes ay a mail from 'Rose,'.. Bei
'• eoUtse; save PostAge, stationery. And and that horse that swopped with
trouble.-4)etroit News ; ' • ' set hi blind both his eyes,'
Niagara is. Ve$11V11111• a ria
The average American at home or abroad .• tittle Boak'a W•144donl•
aeee,uut take ,kindly to anything' that . We stand n otir sunshine oftener than
Do all .you can to 'encourage the birds.- tices
They are your hest • friends.; P,roteot then]. 'A ,retnarkable instance . of an inValid!s
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and their nests, and keep a Watch on the recovery through ',kith is reported from
family. eats, which do the birdit% inuCh Piieble county, 0. Miss SarahFouble„ the
daughter of • a. rer3Fiectable. . fa ' et- living
• just out of Sonora, had been bed Odell fOr
thirty•one , years beeaUse of an' affection
of the spine; ond° for :nearly a year she
had been speechleoa, and She
is now entirely mired. Mists Fpuble
says ' thai.t shout "the Middle of March
she went into trance,. during which an
angel appeared t� 'her , and :bade ler pray
for her. recovery. ' On 'awaking from the
trend she prayed long' and earnestly and
fell, quietly asleep. in the morning she
AShei, or notash salts, will he found, ex-
cellent far the fruit 'trees,. now that they 'are
throvving out leayes. • Later on alt, apph
cation of superphosphate will be Of adt
Sheep "graze very ClOselyi and should
not be allewed, on grass that' is backward
in 'growth, or- where- the 'field is _ncit'
Well ;covered, ,thiless torah grass is und6-sirabe1'
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As the Young graes is beginniilg Iwitlked down to breakfast, to the great
shoot keep a ,elose watch on the, onion
crop. , Of all 'crops • the. onion' soonest
suconmbs to the intrusion of grass and
weeds. '
. , would seera to cid the shadow of shade others db. , .in a hurrY to get out the egg -
•ii o his' tative lan . A toty iold the • • It is the little things that are the most
vIauts,. tomatoes,. string h'efMe$, lima beans , lrates in the Iteligio-Philosephical ,Toitnial
other evening. at the Richmond Auenue .'wOhderful ,ata aitaeult;• it ie possiblelr
and squash: A.t., slight froat will destroy all •how the : apiiitS , cured . her '15 -year -Old
liethodist Episcopal •Church ' by. the .Rev,, :Iiiimin enterprise to Make a.,mOnntaiii; but
1,. George W,,,Pedli might' be ;cited. in, igustra-. iinposeible for it to make ci,n OS'fiter. ••: ' Ye" "r* . ;. - • '' ' : . '•.' . Aaufitbi .'af a :terrible attack ofinalarial.
7 tiOgY ' An Englignrantn was ' travelling There is nothing so neceesary as neeen. The hest diaposal to make . ot jai'. 4:.'gr Asa ' fever The ehild•lay in bed for three menthe
•-thrOUgh-Italy* with an American friend, • pity, without it mankind woul4;liaye ceased, when mowed ciabely is to fee& it to hens, : .Sliffering terribly, and was finally, given up
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and the coulee Of .theiksojournings each to exist aged Kee ,. : ,' • • • . . • ',- As A Will be. about the. Pieper. length far .by the PhySician, who said that in the ini-
)f,', . Maintained the superiority of ' his etVe The heart gad weary, lint'never gets old ihdt purpeoel , .. ..... , . . . „ , , ; probhble event of her recoVery, she would be
' Country. Finally . the 'grand epeetaele of, .' If a map is right he Can't he toe radical, At thisl' ' '1 a ' h' t
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• . , i season. ow s an c ic cs are.high. . . . • •••• -; ••• . t
4 S. cripple for life inher ac mull h bs.
' ' ' b lt ()Wet 'in '
••'. • 'Mount Vecnivino• in eruption, throwing Its if wrong he can't too conservative. in .priC,e,, While eggs are cheap In the fall The. mother, In . her .anguish, prayed .o
.. - brilliant 'rays across :the ;to . of Naples, The silent man natty be overlooked now, 'and•Winter the reverse is the daSe. , • heaven for gnianile°' arid the V°ine•oi t‘
burst upon that, &Ai:dished , gaze • "Now, but he will get,a hearing by and by. :' .' *Per 'shade in the.poultry yitta. this sum- tertiorittiOgret8ri3tdirlder‘ erw.i:',thrleneStruucehtaiteo loolr,
look at that,"h Olinakled the . Englishman , • Methed, and despatch govern the world. mei., . and .US 4 protection , to the chicks
•• .7 "you haven't got anything in ••America ' 'ItOu can:Outlive a •slarilier inhalf thetime againi. •• awks plant BO ashes...-. ' loWea the, instriictione' iniPlieitly with, the
that ca'n UOMP anywhere near that" "No," you ban Out argue It -Century , • ' ' .` , edifying result that (to ilea her own.Words).
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• . m, °eddy replied the Yankee, it rue we • . • „, : , , jr,,/,ice of ii,,,b1p. : '1.! in three day's thr deeilitei Could' itith
'hove not got' o Vesnvius, lint we have got a .. na,Kno, what H. c' Witet”.. '• i , „ ',, Do:- ayba thilik,{ f said i hlay , to her herse n bed, an in two More days she
' ' .7 ..* • ' . waterfall thittoonld put that 'thing .out. an . Old:Party (in restaurant)-' Bout. ten &wild, Mrs: g s, ,, that if you, were to be could stand on her feet With a little a7sdiet'..
,• ,•, ' legfi than five minutes." -Buffalo COUrier:, . .. yeays age, Waiter, 'I was in belt oma qa S' takenaWay your. hhiband ,.Q03iiideVer marr- anee''' and nt/w: ho'SIS WelL*Sna IS married''
' • ,' ' , . '-,,,s; ''' • , Iiieee. of steak that wee fui good as Wing' 1 ' . • ”.„.• l' - Y 'dud aids d sweet littlet9y," q ; • '
• ,. . across the street, as he hdi jta?..0..iliaka., . jest:like it; only .don't have ittinite so, 'Well - • . . ' rine* at finding a dune' than at earning
aetoitishmant �f the family,' and has not
known a 'day of 'illness since., She? noW
Spends the greoter part, of her time in sing,
mg and praying. •• :** ; . • .
Mrs John Buchanan, of Waco, Mo., re -
: Beggars. . ' •
• The Cuban beggars Seldom fail to cap- .
ture the stray' ,Change of any. American • . ,
Visitor,. but in the case Of -F. D.11., of ' the
Oneinnattcciusieraia Oagetle, theY seem to' •
have taken his heart 'also. writelii•
The beggar held., out their • ,
hand and ,petitipii you with' their Wender- ' • .
•ftil eyes. :, Articulate speech id a., poor re- ,
course compared- with such. eyes.' One: :
daik-eyed, , dark-skinned little vagabond • •
held out her dirty little paw.to me and. •
gave me. such a . look. It was a ,prayer, a . • •
petition,.vies:rull of tears and pleadings,
of infinite tenderness, twee and untold wee. •
She • said only "Centeno, sentir,'? and .• • .
inured all 'porta buerios, and cheqnitos, . .
and bonitoi, or ,soiiiething\of the sort,, as ' • ' '• '
inOus heart and, .my 'overwhelming mashy,.
line beduty; . \ . ,„ -•
Couldn't 'stand it, and got a". Citbanc• • •
10 cent Shinplaster, which itif vierth.. slot
3 Onto, and handed to her, though the hall "
porter was ordering heir to • ". veYose" or • '7
.y.SYMUS; or Something to, that, effeet.
• • When she eavi the shinplaster she turned .
her great:eyes:lip to mine as though 'alnioet • ;
stunned at 'My torincelY,' generosity,: seized •'
my hand and kisfied it; turned and Yelled
caramba" to genie More little half -Asia
rascals,' and Okay:they-. went ..to a cigarette'
shop, The Porter said she is"the worst one
an the business
41' A. quiet old gentlenian from Albany
Sitting pear Me; and a *onion leading two I ••• :
Children: atta carrying another 'upon ..her
heed'. approached hint , and held " put her',
hand. He pit a leo-cont 'piece' in it, dua
with,stately grace, othe.• knelt, kissed. his" '••
land; and called down a blessing Upon his
head, el,ying : ' " Ah, seller," que digiohos& '
soy!' which comes pretty near nteining,.
Ah„iiir; how happy•,I am 1". . • •• ,
When she knelt nit,that solemn' way, ivith
.;.4 young one kneeling, on eithet•eide, and
.,raised her,eyes to heaven, Whereat thebaby,,,,
on her head nearly fell off,, lind, held to:the • :,
hind of the modest old gentleman froni$
Albany, the group, wad the centre' Of obser-
vation, and themodest old 'ginitlenisin got,
• red in the face and.: looked painfully -ern.' • 7 ' •
biirrapsed. • •• • - • . •
4' • • Close Camiletittcle,. over .,eat." Waiter --:" Yes,' soh," gii oh X Bur, pose he w'ouid 1, s „ • •
O.' &Alex ?-Tid-Bite. Beomise dOn't, ,
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"I've got the moot awned I shouted artY.---- Now, you can bring me2-anothe am le fourth wife, you huow,,, • .-Why-are arfie W; 1.,ways St° we ch mere
" den't keer fur that.', y, father' lute 'done.' ,arper Bazar.. , The electric- light, which was
beennrreseed." • • " introdufed eoinc , time , back ' intO
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'*" 16rtY Yenrs ag° 411:41 lady Ba nu" severe, of the , State departmenta
"But tlny took down the -patrol -rid., about .to die, intile. her eitildrini at Witiaator •'Parille; has T1QW beeti
— ,toaggou-su ,...youts»,bsci to-wslkx-Lnbet,roit- pkeiume . not to bury ..'„,box.:,.bo4y.. jibe
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Pregg, ' , threateted to haunt them if the' did, slid. wttendedeitto Ahe..retilieMiepportion,. and
?ed
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Vita tiVii rider Ife " in o stOut Obffin of Florida 'pine, ploeed it
Tfle log house IS in geed etsidition now,
iite the Pl'a liotett datetet.'
• • .eo wheu,she wee dead they place the body
iingitto iiy bo tho 6,1 „, on the Surface of the ground in tbe grave:
yard, and built °rig log re • Amapa
, but she bits never yet 'heee" able to fairly
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and SO IS t114 dOttitt within it; •
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..116 grand' eorruloro> the three. drawing,
In a paper entitled "The ElandWriting
of the Insane," recently reaa $i Phiia
dolphia,140.... Henry Iiazlefinist said. that
the gl'oug•wity of.the 'mita in an edocated
-pe Oen VAS' Often- -shown • -in-. bad,Apelling,
r' ems (the, white, the gteeui, ,tho oriro, .131 ttng, frequeht erasures, the abstira ,tiee
aOh)o the great ihning.reeta, dua the ()ea.', of p renthesei, italieization and underscor-
rooin are all fitted with, It " • . eie-07.4s7-''ar,ie pride and obstinttcy
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HuSband in ? asked the Assesscrr„ •
cheerfully. " No,''.: anSwered the weinazi, , • ' •
"ho isn't home.",'1 Expecting him Seen ?”' • •
asked the Anfiedsor. "Well,"the woman • "',''
replied, thoughtfully, "1 don't know exactly;
I've been lookire for him, seventeen years, , • • • •
and he hasn't showed hp Yet. ' You tiavel •
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round'a'good deal, and if you see a Man
who looks as though he'd make men prettt
'good husband, tell him I'm still a-waitin
,and sendjilin along. How's your wife ?' .
But, the Afidessor wrote soinething in his ' •
book and, without, speaking, 'slid softly .
away with the cautions haste - of qt. man .
walking over a,tbin plate. in the ice. • '
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getel. Clerk .1,(to ;Itei:).44',Will. .yen '*': •
register, plei9e. V" • ,., ' •
Farmer-" 'Will k a6 what 1," , '. . • ' . , :. •
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. . oteik-AA Itegiateto ' sign ,your name in • . .
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this book," ..• . _ . , . , .
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11 'Wine l''' Net ranch, Yortrig .feller, Ye.
don't git mete sigrurny nem*. �n -0,0 paper, '
I've been beat oiled, and that',S 'ii6iiglii?'' ' •
Tint, Vain atterripts to ; identify the • •
• Murdered girl of Rahway, N.J, again
attention to the large imbiber of peoPlo VATO
mysteriously diSUPpOirr•ana, aro mover heard:
. of aftetward. The named of 'no leas . than '
forty.eight, ydung women have lately _come
te light'in eerinection with this tragedy. an
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