The Sentinel, 1885-02-06, Page 3• .-
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Skis •
Bonnie FellyStandang
As the ppm: door, •
Shapely shadow falling .-
012 the sanded floor, -
-Toting and fafi is Nally,.
Yeliher oyes art pad--
Nelly'l absent lover
It a- sailor lad. •
toeing hearts *ill geiver•
• Though no tempent
; btow-
-OiHa1 sh1ps-13*Y. fotinderid
• 'When tha breeze was lows
Sailor lads are fioklo,
• °hedging like the wind;
• Sonya lover -far away
Atiotherlove may Suds'
HallY, lie I thus deubting-
Sailor lads are true; -
I Pan MO ft ga, hint harehe •
breast the billow blue,
- I can hear her anohor ohein
'Itittlingwer hor oirle.F.- • .
see a' sailor leap sailor*, 4
- Outstripping tune and tide.;
woinan;.baston,
VIA
onyourfroshnst gown, -
A mailorJad is -coming up .
The road that's from the town ;
Ele's looking for place he -level.,
A little garden - .
•A L1t1 homely -pottage door,
-4 little-lassie's/MOO.
Oh'faithful sallorladdie,
• .1s king might envy thee 1 -.-
For such a welcome home
Vd.gladly otos* the sea,
LIVINGS TWO UVML-
The ifiasidar Illeperiesce Mile trillesadst
DavtikAseepiii Heller* bet $o be pro. -
teased* s% •
the a:Iroise ;MO.:west corner Of the -
'town cif 'Sbaffotd, leonn., Sheltered on: ths'.
west by the% gigantic and _ptialipitotie crept
of a ranthlingepor.‘ Of the Whits.lifountains,
stands -a strange; ihantblipg,.• goblin old
housel•-writess Stafford, Come.) •-oerrliPOna
dent to the Niw York. Mercury1 li is tiro
la Time se.cemr. -
- "he flowera aro 414d ihat Made &. summer
•liptontior- • • - •
Ity waykidennoks and ois the *tinny hill, -
As* with regrets theee lasarte of- ours gr6w
tender, • •
As lereti
eMilit all beetle will.
• •
We toed the" hleleinnis, for_ theY helped .to
brighten • *. . •
111134 'wee- No dark with: Wearying toil '„atid earth,
As hopeeand dreams- forever helpto lighten
n •
Ills heavy loads. we bear
i .
1144 like the- flowers, whose transiozt llte is
ended,• - •
'the hopes slid dreime are, that ler pus brief
hour -
Yaks thegjadheartaVardenbrig13t and.spfeitaid
Afars lowes 'latticed hoVer,
- Grio liege hour. of almost- port -Pet -pleasure,
' foretinito of the- happiness to come ;•
"hen spddeuf Met§ c,th0 gardpu- yields itittresoure
. Apt stands in Sorrow dump,:
lbw,. heart 1 Tho ilowir May 10,0 Ita glory
tlepeeth abe teuen ot frocit„ but does -net die;
Veing: It will repeat the:old, eweet story
01--Wdee deer hy-and.hy, - •
ifeaven, if neyor here, the hopes we enetipe-
'mu flowers uk hutnan lives we count at lost -i-
- 'Will live -again, -Such beauty cannot Perish; _
And Ifeavett boson* ftoott • "
..iititer the lama. -
Ait the day the wild norfonoter had swept **Prole
the pieta ; •
egainstthe "etyma had phrhed tho drw•
-kir&in• -
t -
And emery building; Sawa?, and Ayer"- biade ef
klatiowned- the, OA ?Arab wiiathei end hewed
•
to let it page.,
Dot Morn and- j oyonknoentide ;have worn the�-
,. selveti away- - • ,
ft= flank 611,
1141P)tb wetit behind a ahroed
. of greiy„ • - • ."
. .
evetion the grette=eliitida parted, nice & yelping'
Liveries months -
Solt and tender gleamed the light.the wind mew
troth the couthi
And every dreopinghleSS610.141sed-horje.ir rodn.
wastiiid head, -- • -
vbs prigarotie glimmered 'mid -her levee, the
V1010tIll herhe‘tl, - -
-
ceiching the:golden- r4 in no e, oe.thlazed the del
twit, -
And fr(,iii the Ureeniog heigerewe the eparroWs
twittered:Qum; , . •
And. where a woman waited, ter eyes -libelled
hack the' light,. .
Ane -with &happy etellealie said, !!)4y. line win
064U0 t4Alttilt." -
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Iiktatio
(4}1 ANNIVITA14411 TUIAllyRj.
• Th. reemoryfit litirtia-fl name.-
. That: ealle, when briint-Wd her l festaoup
- - • f
. A nation's glory and her ahame. • -
. Ineitent atoineea.up.. ..,74141140kt
A brawny peceittiti.- raired with:014, and rough.
- 'with hUtieht Wit
plougikmatx-etriding mOnfully aerb.se the fur"--
• roWed OI1; ,• -•
The sunlight ou lila bare, bold broW, (main hie
• buirning hrontit - •
Whe. lien imp- awl, flash cif 'sang, that rabid him
_. •
. of hared,. - • • •
• _ _ •
Zilfe's:morning 84y:while() trailiog °levels were
rotinct titta dultly ctriveu; •
With tile kiight of Bops, auft,10-the
. Brim al Heaven! 4 • • - =
.M*013411 went Moan df.'Sautt1b song,biva.eyact
.and yollow-hairoci, - -
1)0401141, anti lot thy gift gum) mor imnotu11y
bejle;01; •
VVIth 1400.11(1144 eethee a btit. Of song, and
v1 gla proud bard seem • - -
.Ehcouutry eouquer•dto the‘heart,..before hiur
• on her kneel", • • - - .-
t;) .-reoung. bay-taltyee, 'goal mild fresh! 0 day-
'Areatas,-flLb and swat 1- - •
: Thep -title or geniusrn hio breasthe. ages at.
• • • . • ,
-
g f .every nerve, tiltingPoslesiOn
of tite; iwayingIu title way and that agabise
mYlOwn-irill;tempting me la every epodes
of -deviltry ? : Awl you men of mitium are
being" of wcindrOtui *Wont_ no doubt;
therif Ire ',Wogs in this World you can't
'atheist." •
• • The partixyint qfak1y spent
Thi women beeline her former -4040i and
mind. Pelf again., her rigid-•.litube relaxed;
bee, fingerer were onse more -Stipple -and
natural i theirtipeet. -
Stories- bIgbL boat hem . the grouudttill "1. Must begyourlardon," OhCcontinued.
to the'juiniog -gave!, end One din qiitetty and e.vsely. • /low I haie lived sil
the teer--indeldr rather . less - .yeareWhat toduree stiffers&-ie
being -banked • wi di earth aimed . to ths.
Isvsl ofithe small, dark, dissitiond,paned
windows,: etnitteileit' and.: deeply-erebiss. -
arid, -There is, -end always hai been,
aeoording.te the goviip'etthe neighbors, a
satipotin` of.' *stimething weird end -uneenity
*book the weetern. ':windoWit.--of the :old.
:DavlihontesteadtwO in nuniber only, O.
tending from the 'pound,- Or. within lese
-than - a loot At.f. it, 10 the h.uy, over•
hanging say**, Whole gray 522d
beaten -appearance: :si3ggetts the eyebrows of
•awitilierett old, man, -while kewiedowe
themielvet 'are.- like. a pair of glassy, lihless
eye' ' .1. and tbe 7' rickety 'debt between (to
,deitilop the timilituds) Would psi :.mustet
.witira vivid faugyitit 6 Grecian -nose vihois
tip -forms s perfect -tight mg's.: The doer
was opened yesterday to your 'cortespend-
:eat by it strabge,.. enumiated and - aloiost
-spectral tigurethatof tall;Womein of -00,
--unnaturally thin, end No. pallid- that inoar
-nate ghostlinese 1. the only ettiteet
°able: The :heti of the Cam of the 46 Starr-
ing Woman. of Eltifford,".-u Meet Davie
-is styled,' are : so remathilleIthat a :brief,
-narrative ,- will -bi lutereetine.- *anew.
Miranda_Daviii it now yeers of- sp.,. aud
•couseitzently- been- an. Mini& of the
• old home-- for Mors thin- half -a" ointury.
.There was nothing bysteriouIor ht eterifOrM
it -the nature Of the seizure. -that eletioak
her at the age of 18, and his dominated her
flhs fortheladt.tbirtylightleitre.- • • -
-66 The- &sir signs of trouble,"-insidthe -
remarkable. valetudinarian,: "-6I emne ou
When. I was er. girl ot. Id, but So gradually -
that I Gen, searcely _telt' you with- pteeision
ID whattnanner tiler °online:iced. • I had
boon 10 school ell Winter Without- missing a
• .day Or ptitizig. s siugle tardy mark, and I.
owe -out- of the :ordeal:In the optieg laito
-gad,. tired -mid subjed tO,peotillat nervous
eynaptems- that I can :hardly -deeoribs..
Thistle; I would 'hell- atties u it 1 was
going- to Ay. sil apertin little-pleoet., then *I
kind of darknese would, goitherisbout
me-
iny eyes growing.. -my peroeption. of
-objet31*- badistinot and - uncertain.- rams;
andtigines in the rooM'-•would appear. to
.10 tooting ,isrouud...roe. In s= sort of a- fog;
while (Mootsat.: a -distailostreep, °little,
hills and houies-gtow so vegue.,gand Unreal.
-thittl often bid to risk mother • .whether
euelt and snob. a ;thing really eXided ot was
'merely 112. optioul ilLu.iou. Oo • the
other hand': My -sleep vial -Vexed .with -
. terrible- and Monstrous- apparitions,
.fitookliguteerandwildi Wolrd alidehes..01
landscapol•-and thee Were so iedesoribably
titid-ituct life -like that .oftentimei they
haunted, My memory for days. What wae
straeger and more einguler- still; :the; :hot -
:tibia -dreanilifebeCanui cciuseoutite,-, and
-Vas continued trete :night to_ night id the
regular -order of :paseing eveute. My
ix:other woulttaWskeit° me in the •-morning
froin ono of thole vivicl'AilsOdee _dicami_..
:lifeAnd•Whon night -came tor:morbid brain
would take up. the thread •of. the .dre-ain
exaotly where it WAS:Sundered; - -At Aret
lige etate of affaire" waelierible to Inei:
acpthe- goers:Went- on,
.itud the habit beoatu
firmly -.established; IL became gradually
reednoiled to. the double life 1 wattlietug,.
and ceeeed to he terrified.: by -the- :Mtn&
plienomone. of . this- duplicateconeologe.•
12ee8.1.. •. -• ' •• • •-
•.1.10. 'DaViii -sighed • in 'Nosey, .1auguid-
faehion-' a she ligiehed- her; 'digressive
deloription of. the elogOlar.iniyehologioat
-symptom:a that:- have- Meompanied bet
.nialady,,_ • * . • , - _:„ •
61 I wastot siolt;" she Went On, et lealst,-
.uot sick in the ,proper bouse of --the-
term,.
But!me , ay.mptom - accompanied- these
strange expo:woes, and :that w.aslose of
all relish for foodi.gradital extinction:of -the
louse of tate, • aud; • fidallz, A -rooted
saved:ion-to the.pleasures Otthe- table. My
mating tried every art to tempt .*y fancy
no zneaus .uuesploted- that promised
to eorre.ot the distuttenee;,.-Dt.. Peabody,
ot Springfield, was at last ogled in. --This
celebrated practitioner • made7-a thoroUgb.
study of the -id -asp, attended. -ri3e- for :More
than a year, and ended by di elating that I
Was- organically -:juet aound.--as. --he -.in
body,. nekvit and bruIu.. In tither *Oral:1-i_
nOthing. • ailed 'whatever exeepti that I
wag nervousilidgety and :Immo. But
ray• -disteliah for nutrircient Vent on all
tise mune until I absolutely lived On nothing'
. or net to that. For months atm my17tia-
• birthday Wait passed I ate 'nothieg but a
Boston °reciter each daY.-- nibbling it bit by
_ bit When 1 svaa faint, and tekiog a little
water afterward. 1 had - no , pauutia _after
eating, no oppression, no bad .-symptome Of -
*my. Mud. Ouly that I• -could. nob eat • Moro-
th.n:a eruthb or livid at once Withouta:
sense' of .ttpleticin= supervening. Still' 'T
keptupWooderfully, did not seep," to emit
elute, -and tenutined- oomparatiVely strong:
and vigorous. So ths. thing' went. 012 tor
more than two years, Until it:batman°
settled: feetth IOW 'Waage influence
.-Ivas. at work in _oases and it was noised
about that 1 wail 4 .1rietia of derceMiao
.poesieseio:31 as, indeed; ,Fhaviii ;eometlinee-
itnegintd to be -the feet:" • ..
• -Vie- won= spoke earneetly, Silly, With
-a- -tinge of despair •In.:-.13er :accents. Your
:cern:a-ponder:1i srnibad.. tatantaneonely, 587
if her nerves: bat heen-e ept by-- a powerful
. current 'of. _ galvaniemil Ana. Woman-- was
trausfornied.:-,. Her eyes blazed-toi einproy
eitnile fullY graphiolike- the .diamoude
tit hell. 4- sudden an.d ;nighty 'quern' Mit.
hued her limbs, her 4604_ her.fingere-the
joints extending- 'with a --Series of Olt*,
sheap explosions, isudihle ata .etinsiderable.
distant*, Ear: lips- Wined. blue and
qyanotio .; her:- leatutee aihen as death;
yet sherply:delined and birdies, thoughOut
in etonsu.-bard even to rigidity. t The gen.-.
410, uniforms :well -Modulated tones of her
voicelMarieued.and-grettabrupt and espies
sive. .She seemed.- another • being. :66-Y-Ou"
seem - 10 doubt,". 'she uttered low;
coppteseed.,-- reverberant -tOues,
you that- posse:Won of the:- dein
le areal _thing.- - And I know -
I -lived- two 'Weather.* long, long' thirty...five
yearlione terrible, more terible thinthit
of the damned; the OW MY.OWnsibOt-Cit
*iiiiitple; loving, Yearningwomitit? naie
• I mit fell the isovetastit of. Malign -NOM
tikeritn41 Tho heart thItt uaug
• igiblviug to thnstarsa, •
• Is broken untile. NV14)61..01' VA* Itild -hisuah'd
• ---with-buraing tietIVEI; • • =
who 1ift ttzt opetect QII the Will. gulItI tn 8Wift-
•
eirteken iuhis isingly (tight, the eagIe-Oarth-
*exit
-
---,1411giutt-Atpd! the hand that awaPtthe lyre is
paI6-tod In the=tigat.-
• -at,i--•wbose g(1ldod.3v1res. at iave -neenr knew•tWwrong of rust; , • .
• And- evermore towards his Ors.% wrapt in its-
glery._«Iolui, •
A -nation's pilgrinf feet are : but- nation'e
. heart is how'd. , . , . - • - -
Oh 4711(11p4waet at Sootlandil feet. ho-kiung bia
heart ator song,- - • • ;
And palsied by the army= tongue_ Watild iia bis
laurels wraug ;
Then pit dge to-nigtit, Nvith briminiug•aups, the
: prouu, reach oi his tome,
- Tao megi_e Of bis "meniory-tne nieulatped of his
11#10a I
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410•••••••=21•116,01•1•p,
•
Uow AurY Was made hi Aiwa. .
• -. • - ,
- ,._' & boy wits:being tried in Judge • Gait's
#.
art • for forgery yeoterday afternoon.
• here -were two indiotmente against hint,.
both being almost aimilar.: The jury ware-
-only out a few minutes on the iiret indiet-
'anent and found a verdict. Of not guilty.
Then they.Were looked up on the second.
Half an hour pasied„ . Ent Lordehip sent V,
the -jury-room, - Word mime'. intok they
were not likely to agree for some time.-•-• lt
was 5 *Week. His Lordiliip eent In 'Word
'that he would be -back in - court at. 8, . and
would then: receive theta verdiet. He. then-
.
left thecourt-hOuse.A knock was soon heard-
- • on the door. The jury had agreed; butliis
".-Lordship.had gone., _ Scoute were- sent out.
. lit -them Or four directione, and Ilia ItOtd.
. alitp_ was captured at • shle _club, -Ile
.. returnedto mutt and. eoeived- 'the jure!
*:•- vatic:S:0f guilty.--Torcto_ Word. - -
V•-,_- _ _-. 41.
, When tale Abseiti. Indians -want to -get
drualt. they drink- koolypabtio. ' -
loMethingthat panea the eecipe of enplane-
bory Phymest And in tele: manner I have
100- ever since I-. wail a little girl.".
give this 'Wangs wonian'S ''history its
detail - would -Observe_ -no purpose, and
could only -weary-the :Mutt being- but I
dreary monotony of starvatioa and morbid
isnsory phenomena, extendingoviekperlod
of:nearly. forty desolate yew. Though
entaiiiitted . and: 'r- attenuated • by .habittrel-
- abstinent* from food -the longsit Comeau-.
flys 'period .during .which • she had taken no
food Of any :kind, liquid:orselid, has bein
fortreeien daye-411.11- Davis Jr. in good
general health. r Her ; pulse 1. full, firm, ,
:regular . and elastic; her - ;Migration
normal, 'With deeper :inspiration. than the
average; her Metements„ when : --unswayed.
by the paruiyents to•which She. is etitjeot,
steady, eelf-posseeled, mit steeedingly hes
igen,. seriousness: ahe eitottionbled by
stirteland eilneesmisymPlionts Of hie:Aria:
liar ouly suev(virt brothers With' W..hom
.yotty: reporter hail a 'fort- and agreeable
itatervistr, ipeake of her as the -shushing -Of
hie bos, only lamenting -the Ia. mistor!;.
wee of demoulite poujesalon1 in .Whiok he
believes as ilrmy u.an orthofox expositor*
of the. Bible.. lie is 07 :yearii of .age, of
ungitesiioned Voraeity,and highly respeeted
by.ell Who know hen, " •
- 66 My bititer'sladie hat been . *Addle to All
:the clootere.”- said -Mr. Davis," but r oin-
_mike oath tiliat.•eo Ur. as I•know, and, no
Man had had eueirOppoitunitiel of knowing
as haye!..4ille has not taken an. OunCe of
solid food ciinesi she was I mere girl of 48.
Some Of the debtor% wout the ideaof her
having livedpo:inany years on _nothing, but
pledge you my wind for the, ittiottruth of:
inr statement.• t. At &slur. had s'hind of
euspielonithat .she might -walk " in her sleep
at: night.- and -teke toed in that
But I soon *tufted- nipielf that
-Nuephion was unfotindelP. . • • • .
Bit -MIAOW !'liarogyinis were for -Many
yeare= a .sourcie of'. apPrehenelen -her
fainilY; but as ,yeare hive rolled -On and ube
hal committed no deed Of eiitienttioity or
violent:e,. theyhavi miteed. to --regard the&
se dangerous, and DOW :View then, ass lid
butinourabie witted:Int:. by *Which het
life bas been blisted..,Pelioate itgeiry dim-
olOsed the faottthat; so farae her brotner 1.
&rate, Or hae netifr been the 'Victim of -
512 ttnreolprOMited Pasiii013,••Indeed,-;.neither
in her:Phytioal oonditlou-nor In the hats- of
her-ilionotonone-biography mui:the closest
teritigy discover any cause Or 'clew for the
eitraorditaary isousory and- pet chologioal
phenomena that appetite- in her •case, uolcies,
meth° herself. _ellegt, s, her whole life has been
parverted by .tlie Indwelling iuiluenoeof an
VIM* Olt Osii1T00.111.
lihisifs tress, A hilist: Anyiktilt and Used Is
Alesi:igyeettalet.
- The-Nailinisst. Puppist A1 the
request Ofthe Commissioner- of _Internal
Reveiine of the Milted States a oonintittee
of the: •National:, Academy. :of Solent* was
appointed, 00bilieting of -potence. of •Lrni•-
iersity.- of Philidetphie, Yale • Cellige,
Coltimbia 'College, •Barvard 'College -mid
-101in - Sopkine Univenity, . the purpose
'being to mientilloally investigate the:00i-
otts _ -products: -known' as -.glucose, grape
'agars maltose, .e.to. .. The committee, found
_that -glucose -is .nteds from many:things.
Weida star& and patatoss, snob -at "tram
leaves, stew, rags,- - chips .tviigs;alid.reii-
duseirtnit bieWeties, deadlier's:4 ' sto The
following, which Wetake from their raped,
"howl to what nee &noose is p121:-
Both gloo's-and grape sugar bi
md: eaten-,
die:applications; for a great- variety of ptir.
.poies aa.substittites for "'liens angst r for
barley. :The Mogit,general_ purposes for
Whitiliglitoose-Or :Much sugari. -mod ere
• -;•111rst-.4for the-- .manufaetute of table
'Syrup. of . a _nearly Or quite
colorless glueose, with eufilofent _addition
of omit Sugar front the .sugar -refinery to
give: it the flavor and . ap_pearauce oil a
his* refined molemes. - .rhe _ctualatityof
cane syrdp.added. varies: -from: 2 per.oent.
"up to Piper cent. - - •
• ,Setiond-As & Uubstitute f�r barley Malt
the brewing of ale or -bier.. • This is
a substitution or Indian oorn . tor,
barley,:but it constitutes a:very imperhot
sultitittite,as the norni•by the treatment
employed in!extramiog ifs :staroh for Oa
'Widen Into gig -use; ii completely deprived
of all the- nitrogenousbodies.and in_Aneral-
salts. whioh it originally **Moaned.; Hence,
the gbucoas akine,.Whioki- Oahe-
termed- litareb, is substituted for the entire:
barley . erain, with- its Areal, variety of
valuable coustitiiente.;•This nob trite,
irawever, of the. tualtoie produced flout the: -
entire -corn by the teflon of -the inalt...This
.material °obtains all the, soluble -onnetitit-
'MA's Of :the corn; tigelber With the -addi-
tio.nal substances Which rendered
ioluhle by the aotion.-of the diastase of the
Malt, •-•
,
I itallistoettit.v. FOR .ettittisi.
- I .
ropoied sew. tiytcrn et ICducaUoU
•
by ailYiniaisby.::-
mean to marry- some-- ot-theso days,
. rites -a girl- tollie. POI Malt Outette.: and
--
that brings itti.I10- the- threshold of My .grgat
aystent for theeduoation 'of faquit ige
and 'pOwere: of- ecnivereationi: Without theist
.hotdd dulibooks. -, Ala 1 and thou: aoIid•eld.
neWepaperi:1 .Thereetieinto be telegreine
frozn alt over -the world •_ at"Onoe, ud1. you
-believe- them, everything - ir toptiyturify-;
• whieh. abintrd, But you are .• getting:
,inapatiegt;• I see,: and Want to T knotf'what le-
theliyetero. • Why, r 1200 been telling you
all. eking, It is .01toply sympathy.You
know i they asys weinlan't greatest ebodigth
le in her --Weaknesib.- and. I am'. titire.-she
Howe _ 'her greatest -.knowledge in -; her -
1 titnely-ignorauoe.
itiyeapithy I like . a.-
einapisine,;-nittstard leat---iit seems quitepleitiant and l .". comtorting H. at 110.0„:
hub:: if -tightly %- ."-It .prodneee
Ole* and . and feet all . the
symptoms. • of ta sayers- malady. . --Strong
men are .driven - by it, and are -
thankful*: haie the appliciatiOn - reuidved-
at any Cost.. SweetignotaucC le a hand -
meld of 'sy,mpathy, r:and : I - have- foUtid.at
inveluahle at times,- If a woman knows.
bow . and -when to be ignorant. there -is
nothing. Ole may not aohieVes-eipuoh11yin
these daye of oettified bluestockings. Jgziorr,
thie waY, andtherost
of thequotabiou 1.lager: than -ever: Now,.
as every girl ofaverage depaoity and attrati,
tions bas the mettne ofmkiug the accittaint-
lance .of men Of .various professions,,it ia
the. :easiest: thiug in the, world: le itiiite
instruotionthereacmes in 007 Ignorance
and 1...then : adminieter your;piespistoe,
at napathy. The Mita', remit lal.Of course,.
-whildentie of anibitiOna-- and volleye of .
''.bop," for it is 'a qUelut thingthatmett
pae into :the eking of their.profession the
'moment- their heartit are warmed. So ons
May leari3 quite -*NOV and be .anttised into.
• the: bargain.- -your :-.041ijeote at
-intervals, mod you will get all :the 46 -higher
editoation a.. *Oman- needs,. . my -
mind in a mitah. pleasanter Any- than. that
whloh. thane . -young- letnalee adopt : _vibe
_retire kr the: f4400811011 Of Oxford or Cam.
••
p,
-yeatfor the great number
their botquetwr.oarried at .:entertainments,'.
-balegone. to the other extreme:this year 10
isnot:wage . etionomy'. on the part of -young
. . . „.
mer. has ha -s' Ei"O
Secretary t0'. a nurgerouely signed mem
rial-froM ralniouth asking for the tele& e
cif. !Dudley and Stepbene,late.,0aptatn .and
mate Of the_ Mignonette, ;what* are • tinder
*mulleins of Six months'. imprisonment ,for
killing the boy -Parker.- OfilVin. Sart:Cud
sayi he regrets -being uusbleto advise anyfutther intetlerenot. With. the eentenoe:
paesed:by the judge., • -
English is the popular foreign language
in Soondinavia, but not beemise of English
• ADO it WilATIai th 'Ups
Mei iamb cabeuld be 101 o t*aa: Warm
. .:.gge I Between she tiJla2441s.
• Cfaisdre Magasims %his tat' lo cuing on '
keeping .wrAo.,m : )6 Cold ass -b: oatiem,,,
-
peo ht `Yertwolird their 'woollen
. i Vile Vitt
sin th! h 101isti °and ado
oleitbing, eon for old.people Otidbellight
though waenim. There is ,,., hiii30 • better
then eideridOwn when pin go it. The . •
night drester of old'people 4i Id• be-com- '
!edible, -Od societally:. a i they. ,be
warm between the 5hou1t10.,.., dap it the
place wh1e5 cold- likes, as. fie, p Mill
Nu about 0 in the morning, ten zbe mar-
ls' of. fire ;has got low or c:t, Cul Let
"them hewers of it 1 • -
-66 Colt abugbeer plays • :;ro . _inhale!
In the Ur1ory. Thousands children in
this. *am try are saddled • -"dealt, and,
many itits011y stifled in bed. 'by oall it .
-being overlaid; it is being Et Pca. ThM
is the Nigh) name. for 11. . ' --..‘r'i .
. "But t b obildren musb Itult4t warn, ?"
- .0.Bless 'heir irnocento 1 VIP' =,...,.Whe beg
as soft m _, own, the clothes t: - 44. as soh
Oitli be, 1400 _smooth vvithaj:%thout any
'tender:1g p rumple up or -0:.iVert Mouth or
face. Tho• is warmth, t ' ,-41iit.-- eomfort.
The [con)* too, should ._ _-:- '1 fifoderately. -
warre.;-120 more, I prey yoc.4 . ' iii tho': air
ought to b' as pure and swei4:3 Ze odor.
j)
-of rosts. i it 110-',.112 Meet nrAs rio, 2 . Nay,
for your ' ugbear• oold ster2A1 M And seas .
dome and 'windows. No weAdhr ihat when
beak? wak • II up it le peevhhs,` 'el Nodule
• 66 Your ugbear cold is '-: '
the tailo has, for even yo -J.
double th weight of Olathe:I
•day that. they :ought to;.;..,
themselsw in oonstquence,ri.
'sets iu an -ende many a lift:
-my opini , ehould never'.
while ring by rail- or dt,
- a inbstitizte 'ter Cane sugar in
oonfectionery. - • , .
• "Fourth -For the adulteration of _atm
eager, to which able added to the eMent• of
20 or more per onto •' - • •
Iriftlk-41 a subetitute for Cane Inger in
mooing fruitkand in the issoufaeture Of
fruit telliee. • • -
SixthFor the manufaciture of • -ratline'
-honey. -'Thill, la neatly put up - 1 g ass jams
containing a_vinallpieoe of genuipe, honey;:.
;
-.S.eventh-In the manufacture of vinegar.
- Itighthin the nianufaeture of 'liquor!:
ooloring used in Mixing ligtetts and making
Attila's' Ii8gorii.- - -
Ninth. &her more lintited aPplieitione..;
mnibemanufaoturo Of wine;by the-- baker
in making oakis to evoking ; in• the• pre.
paration of eatioes.; - as -an-additimatt:
oanned.:meate, _especially corned, beef" in
the pr c p %ration •of ohewiog tobitogo!in. bbs
nsOputadture of -printers' toilets, and inIthe
manufacture -of soma binds of inks... 1._
The demand for glut:Ole. and -pare T sugar
for thee. ,putpoies le extremely
and depends on the relative prime, of corn
ainVof the articles for, .WhiCh -this' kind Of
sugar ir linbstituted,_eipeolally sugaphituie
syrup and barl.y --• ' - .
Ltitent. IrrOig
*id• friend .
:;111:fa biee DBxetwwtoseleeetrpli
OF when
standing bout in, a:clredigki ▪ thou..- they
.oannot oothick . on at
all when'. eilkint.they .ehor?.- thin.
Very. lIghj waterprOofir.eitk..)-9 worn
wl3en webing.- In.. -winter O.ver the •
-edid.,neveripu, *MI when -
it is ritini g,-. -But- the :waplategba sooke • -
fiber babel. - and: the -,shoe).,rt2gast to be
rnodeiabely strong and • t
an ail= is oatigliC _etand- •.
lug :alit% on darcip ,00ld .
, Dam, is nitioh more tdreeded
than col *but even this. &-• .-'not be :•
Wade a b shear ; .1 -won"
Amp .in e- -Olothing- tigin.V.,. 410,49 coat :t
the undo alothing,t..indeed,};•.10 .1 -ivory one
..if - ever, - from -darap.l.'1"17.7Uil•I was .
WOO perepree .heely and ee:Alp ,aoldoine .
-newly ma tied, situ:the- litV.W•wOMan..Whoc'....!
:Owlie.:Mia tied 10" ..tur -nilt.M0104kerobiet-,
.nowst 'per• and My tabitA-Evaing...sbo :
bbowit-b00.0now. But. rptle-01.V0 me and.
ou and every one frOinA_VIePigg in es
_414 .-bet;
. :
Gime -tiddlers. '
-A siuld ;'ave" as
kik row e at . any
time du be
guarded •Aigainet in. the t ,e4hbo.use -.by
, Adept° o the' fire,. and iniAl-factvGillingtly
moving t e -plants away 40 giro viudoWs
T to the m die Of ithe ko Ate.: dmeri.
can Agric lturist.- . Drynee0041)4 air it the
ohief obi to stleoesefu4.04.6s. garden.
big. -Plante Wowed • mut*Satat-.1n the
kitchen tOttiiiti the parleAli ei..the air is
charged Vith moietgre 10444-ttie, woking,
ole. If t home. is heedilp a furnace
-there- sh lila he a pin _f4v-61potaiting
.water in
If .stoVe
on then,.
ni
the leav
fsb
All ratiooph -.leaved planW, .111116. the ivy,
`.oarnelies.$•ete., should. have: ),1-Wbilly.-Watih-
ing with damp sponge. Othorf3
be plaeedin a sink or bathAtib And given a •
thorougk shOwering. WOO bhould be .
glean asrpeededs whether .041 eir weekly.
Donot.Wtater• until the .00.-t.i6onaewhat
dry. liebring the ...eart100eitatitly wet
.unhealthy pAnSp Let the
the • same* .tenr*tiAtv es the
• angiog plants 71 .rapidly. ,
epets or bask0 a.-= -or
ter, and after tW, tto beasectto
rn therd. to th - The
green fly, oi-plant-- 4. is easily
tobaceo water. - .when
otWealc -tea. - A - "er .very
nd works tin the I la of the
Then . these turn wn",i the -spider
gent sshowers,
ply
water
and mealy
d Oohing
Ohryeaut
h ome and Wiacto--.
n cold snap,or
armed, is:liable'
ng the winterc
•Irellando - stone**, keptkiWoliv oupplied.
are used keep .:*,4elis f. water
Mr Edward Geyer, T.O., died on weir Li' Duet is very kiotie,zo plante.
ber 29th at his residence, John sit, Sligo Mu�bi
On January let Edward O. Beek tt, 'be . prevented Itein „Waling -012
s by covering tre Rittl:itFJ _With a
was -inaugurated Mayor of Olonuiel, Tip. o 'whenever the r2On2 is swept.
Perary. - • _ • _
• At :BUnaranit, Donegal, Lt.:farmer named
John Deery was choked, while eating- his
Christmas:dinner.- - •
•
• There ;died at LoChwinnook, Scotland,
his native _place, on the 4th:init., aged 64
years, John Orr, = merchant; Duogarvan.
•.Soms: Louses 'are .being demolished . in,
:tipper DOreet street, Dublin, to make Fay
loenew building.:of the Dorciinioat clergy.
God of -; them was : the house- :hi, 'Whieh
Riohird Brinsley -Sheridan Was born; -- •
, . .
ot.Cure Wliolsegis Paralif.1 In sariecji.y..‘
.TheAouse-in.CIOininittee of the
Bays. . telegram to the St. IOU Globs.
Democrat, has agreed to the bill. Tpegeigking
the mother -of ...the late -044i Charles R.
. .
Jobneon, of. Iowa. Gov. Sher
otherleacling rciOn or, the State`
urged this itatiCalle It claimed th
18 120 parallel in. ths. medical re
this country -tor Europe to this case
son enlisted at Leon at a private
hand
warmly
t there
ords of
John.
oat.
pany 4, 17ah Iowa Volunteers', In the
surniner of 1863, while leading his*irePany
in a charge at 131g Black River, 1bba rear
of Vieksbilrg,,he Was•struok - by ei Mjnnio
ball, wbioh passedhorizontally through the
lower part. of hie body from side to Side,
-going between the intestines and the opine'
cord, -tearing the :former and injurnig a
vertebra of the column. The 0Ord 1:was
effected' to . the extent of -paralyzing the
fewer 11.46.- The hospital eurgeonleaid. it
was *hopeless ease; but by rcqueet, and as
a list • aot -. of ktndness- to :a frien ;the
regimental Surgeon. • came and l dressed
the terrible wound by drawing a silk hand-
kerohiel-half at a .time :entirely threugh.
Jonnsoni body. The next day thelelplese
Iiiwan= fell into the hands of the ;o.onteder--
ates,•-• was put, into a eattle.oar; and jolted
Away. to Atlanta. His mother,bearing Of his
condition, hurried down from the•,north,got
through - the lines,- and • found liv-
• Mg.' When:Oberman long after eaptured the
Georgian City Capt, Johnson was .still alive
and the devoted mother was nursing
They were sent t� 51.. Louis, ths.
wound waSseen- and.e;amined by the Bur- •
.geons there, some of WhOM are atilt -bib*
and Will -remember it. For eixteen
this' helpleES man Dad And suffered.- The
oblY-- position whieb 'gave him-any:enet
-trim torture was lying fttoe downward.1104
required more Oonstant care thaws il
and this : .tvite , given him by biS Die
,Eating toinatoes, harrlesPiP21,410,1"911'
• open the wound' aft04.1 - u04600"1"f°n-
Weed the peoulitt04"11. 0' Or ;iv the
during- the -1tolar part et, •Wag hi*
extraordinary *RUM Of ail Y. Ho was
& 01P*&111 ego' and ttas'thus
Inatome.- It is due to the Ainerioan tie° then put upontlierabos .40%th the sied-
ebirt reach every hamlet -in the peninsula /ita a r SitAtir - bial .been-
-pro 13 or. - = .
bymisionof some releitiveor dear -friend in
**stoat free land beyond the viatica;
• The- curse the eldeit sou of the father
Of. the htukati ract. seenit* to, be -nO longer
mothet *he se.
without . • ,___
..4illitee• Of the 'United St*
lime favorabty a Bill '
effettive. The 13titieh Parliament alld 14440 WW1 and 1Orelpers :how
.AMerioan Congress- have ea.* : oust* lands
litaring the -name of catao.. - - • -
!.
80011 1111
water be
rocira.-
Plunge t
tub of w
drip,. re
so -calls
killed b
the -bolo
minute,
leaves.
9
may be ti,Hopeoted. Give
layiEg th0 .Cot on the side,:
sWith.thelyringe.',L
:bugs - arc treated;
before thly beoomenume;'::t.
themtim.., when through. -0-4-efer:$. bhOrild,
.hate thelleteineout stvay,-)-itk: 44 pots oi
:root* taken to the •.--ce11ar.0 gote of
-baltis.wWoh were placetl. or M
ptt;for root0 -to -form-'mdk, e ;brought to
the. ivin ow, and' .as .give-. an .
-abundan e of. water.. )444 olpport
the hetiV ..floWer spikee o .airatz; by -a
Anion -et •-•-• • (.1 k=
The t
grciiduall
and east;
3
The Marines
0 marine battaliif
. dwindling down _-#.-4v
hies. They aie 49*,
third -be. OW:their Originek,j
birdie; einforeements.
as there are no t -F*
-they tri
New Ye
for ba02.
by their
,uniget
one thin
how the thoel-
are ()ode voting to ho
perPetutO "d406341 ere
hoWever4. has had,,
attempt bamtgie arrnv
I to keep up.
ra00. Dieet113
horees audpoi
Owners. The ,Atl.
tempts at petty %..s.
anddoing- ano
can worry o
1
0:10:No
kilki
ybilareSSmse
'
WO (Me-
e t Out,
V&0118'
4,0 lid -v
121,11 lowanoe ;- but t,
,7":: email*, says the fyao
ref aid the- Admir.4
id alio noe in the same '
manner blot has always
with -form r =Witte hat
ii laid do in for -the ariny
Regulatio a._
•
4 .
,t4or the- ..
tIleyoud.
Atter
gria.
-70rict,
za and
Mary
Aeon's.
;•JoaIiBi
keeping •
street to
.nOw Om,
gois Who a
d removed fro
e Windsor Hotel
65 yowl; -
barder,i of W -
•ow
/
slfacitis
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