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The Old Storj.
"Tbe satis are set and the breeze Is up.
And the prow id turned for a northern sea;
Kiss my cheek and vow me a vow
That you will ever bo true to me!"
"1 kiss your cheek, and I kiss your lips.
Never a change this lieart shall know;
Whatever betide come life, come death
Darling; darling, I love you so!"
Oh, but the northern nights are keen J
The sailor clings tothe frozen shrouds;
A kiss bums hot thro' his dreams of home,
And his heart goes-south- thro' the flying
clouds.
The maiden laughs by the garden gate
Dreams of love are the soonest o'er!
Kissed fall on. her lips and hair.
And the world goes on as it went before.
Intemperance.'
Streaming down the ages, blighting
the rosebuds, shriveling the grasses,
scorching the heart and blistering the
soul, has come a lurid tongue of flame
which, heated. by Mve madnees of hell,
has hissed out the terrors of death,
and dropped overall the world a sea
of unutsrable despair. In the dark
ness of the midnight it has glured
about the hearth stone wet with tho
weepings of wives, mothers, and chil
dren, and has bronzed the beauty of
earth with the horrible cast of hell.
Twisting around the altar of the
ohurch it has withered the sweetest
flowers that ever attempted to bloom
for the adornment of heaven, and has
fed death from the very waters of
life. At the gate of heaven itself it
has glared with appalling madness
and seemed like an impassable wall
of flame between misery and bliss.
Dripping burning drops of agony into
the tenderest depths of writhing souls,
they have heaved with unutenible
pain and called on God to blot them
from existence forever. This blight
ing curse of the world is the demon
intemperance. Language has never
been made that can depict it in all itn
hideousness. Look on the stack of
skeletons'that rears its ghastly head
an insult to God high in the clouds
and shapes the whistling winds nto
an utterance of withering denuncia
tion of the fiery monster that gnawed
the flesh from those bones and tossed
them into the hideous pile; come
forth from hell ye damned, writhing
spirits that were robbed of heaven by
the sparkliug temptor, and cast the
red shadow of thy wretchedness upon
the faces of the Jiving; graves, give
up your festering, bloated millions,
-and stretch them in all their rum
scorched ghastlinens and horrible rot
tenness over the plains and mountain
tops; come hither, broken hearts and
torn, bleeding 6ouIs from the time of
Noah until to-day ; hold upyour with
ered hand3, ye countless starving
"women and children ; come all ye
floods of tears, that scorched where
e'rethey touched, and boil together in
one vast steaming, seathing ocean ;
come death, andjhell, aud agony, with
your harvest garnered from the still
and the brewery, and let us mass it
in a horrifying picture, and let it tell
what language never can ! Portray
the work of rum in speech ! As well
attempt to blow out the sun witii a
breath. Not even the ragged scars
aud midnight of even a single soul,
that has been torn by the bloody tal
lonsof this cruel, hungry vulture, aud
plowed by despair, can ever find des
cription in any language that was ev
er spoken. Yet whllea hundred thous
and BufTered this unuterable agony in
this beautiful country of ours last
year; while the echo of their concert
of despair as they huddled about the
gates of death, still rides every breeze
that fans our hills and sings through
our dells, and quivers on every sun
beam that dances on our churchyards
and while a hundred thousand more,
with bloatted faces and bleared eyes,
and tattered characters, are making
the land hideous with their cries of
helplessness as they struggle in the
clutch of death, men are deaf to the
horrible warning, and are sipping
from the same damning cup that made
all this indescribable wretchedness.
From every station of life, from the
palaoe and the hovel, come the bleed
ing mangled victims to this terrible
curse, and standing before the world
with hopes blighted and characters
lost, the3' point with their unsteady
fingers back to the black waste of their
past lives and cry in soul-harrowing
concert: "We touched the accursed
thing, and are lost! lost! lost!"
Western Rural.
Don't Turn Sight Into Dar.
It Is not necessary in this age of the
world for the farmer to rise in the
middle of the night and begin his
work. This getting up early in the
morning is a relic of barbarism. It
h&s made hundreds aud thousands of
young men curse the business. There
is no need of getting up at 3 or 4 o'clock
in the winter morning. The farmer
who persists in doing it and porsists
in drugging his wife and children
from their beds ought to be visited by
& missionary. It is time enough to
riBe after the uu has set the example.
For what purpose do you get up? To
feed the cattle? Why not feed them
the night before? It is a waste of
life. In the old times they used to get
up about 3 o'clock in the morning, and
go to work long defore the sun had
risen with "healing on bis wings,"
and as a just punishment they all had
tho ague; and they ought to have It
now. The man who cannot get a liv
ing upon Illinois soil without rising
before daylight ought to starve.
Eight hours a day is enough for any
farmer to work except in harvest time.
When you rise at 4 and work till dark
what is life worth. Of what use are
all the improvements in farming. Of
what use Is all the improved machin
ery unless it tends to give the farmer
a- little more leisure. What is har
vesting now compared with what it
was in tbe-old time. Think of the
dayfl of reapiug, of oradling, of raking
and binding and mowing. . Thiuk of
threshing with flail, and winnowing
with the wind. And now think of
the reapers and mowers, the binders
and threshing rnacbines, the plows
a .,ifirtnra nnon which the farm
er rides protected from the sun. If,
with, all these advantages you can no6 '
getaliviug without rising in the mid
dle of the night, go into some other
business. You should not rob your
families of sleep. Sleep is the best
doctor upon the earth. There is no
such thing as health without plenty
of sleep. Sleep until you are thor
oughly rested and restored. When
you work, work ; and when you get
through take a good, long and refresh
ing rest. From Ingersoll's Address at
Peoria.
Charcoal and Lime. Permit us
again to urge all breeders of poultry,
who wish healthy fowls, to be liberal
in supplying their fowls with char
coal. It is one of the best preventives
of diseases amongst fowls that can be
named.
Eveu if the fowls are not confined,
but especiully so if they are, oharcoal
pounded up into fine bits or pieces
about the size of a grain of corn, or a
little finer, should be put around in
small piles where the fowls can have
easy access to it, and they will soon
make use of it. The cost of charcoal
is but a trifle and where the distance
from town or city is so great as to pre
vent it from being readily obtained
therefrom, the ashes from a wood
stove may be sieved out aud the small
bits of charred wood or coal Ueed in
the place of that made in the regular
way. Especially during the spring
and early Bummer mouths, Is it ad vis
able to use charcoal freely. Lime, too,
is valuable in many ways. In the
form of whitewash it begets cleanli
ness, freedom from disease, and lay
ing hens should have lime where they
can make use of it, in assisting in the
production of eggs. Poultry World.
A Hao Rua. An effective rug can
be made in this way : Cut long inch
wide strips of oloth, flannels, and va
rious kinds of material (widening the
strip in proportion as the fabric is
thinner.) Sew the ends together so
as to make one very long strip,
which, for convenience sake, can be
loosely wound up into a ball. Then,
with a large wooden orochet-ueedle,
you crochet a circle, a square, or ob
long mat of this rag strip, just as with
ootton or worsted. It makes a strong,
durable, and, with bright and taste
ful colors, a very pretty rug. Ex
change. i
Trees. Trees should be planted
not only by dwelling-houses and
along roads, but they should be in ev
ery pasture and by watering places,
and near every barn, wherever cattle,
horses or sheep are to be provided for.
All these animals suffer from our bur
ning sun ; and to say nothing of their
comfort and enjoyment, the cost of
shade trees will be many times paid
back in the saving of the milk, fat,
fleece and strength, which will result
by protecting domestic ammals from
the heat of the sun.
In the Russian army, horse biscuit
are served out to cavalry horses. The
biscuits are composed of crushed oats,
pea meal, hemp oil, and salt; they are
10 Indies in diambter, aud when
baked, are placed in boxes, the layers.
being powdered with bran. Four bis
cuits constitute a ration aud are equiv
alent to ten pounds of oats ; the bis
cuits can be given dry or steeped in
water; und although the horses be
come somewhat thin in flesh on the
diet, they etill retain their strength
and vigor.
.p
There was once an old woman, who,
in answer to a visiting almoner's in
quiries as to how she did said : "Oh,
sir, the Lord is very good to mo ; I've
lost my husband and my eldest son,
and my youngest daughter, and I'm
half blind, and I can't sleep or move
about for the rheumatics ; but I've got
two teeth left in my head, and prahe
and bless his holy name, they're op
posite each other !' It has been said
that this old woman was thakful for
small mercies
Bishop Potter, of New York, in ex
cusing himself from tho making of a
speech at a luncheon, after tho Trini
ty dedication at Boston, told the story
of the man who always boasted of any
speech he made, and once told a
friend that he had just been down to
Rostou, where he made a speech.
"Oh! did you?" said the friend, "I'm
glad to hoar it. I always did hate
those Bostonians."
Is there much difference between
a gay lute and a blasted lyre? Music
al folks will be able to guitar good idea
of the subject at once. Each one 1b
expeoled to answer accordion to his
views, as concertina case like this is
not looked for, but we hope they will
not spinet out too long. This violin-t
ate effort is made by the Boston Ad
verliser.
Tarred paper, known ot paper stores
as building paper, is the best defense
against the depredations of rabits,
mice aud borers. Now is the time to
use it. Cut in strips about eighteen
inches long, and wide enough to en
circle the tree once and a half, and tie
on. Let it fit snugly tothe ground.
How lovely in the calm etillnesB of
the evening to listen to the nightin
gale's note!" "Yeth, he's a doocid
tine fellow, is the nighlngale; but I
thoy (bright idea,) he must be a beast
ly noothanoe to all the other little
birdth that want to go to thleep."
London Fun.
If smoke enters the room and it is
difficult to stand erect, get your mouth
as close to the floor as possible, and
breathe easy, as there is always a fresh
ourrent of air near the floor. A wet
cloth over the mouth will greatly aid
breathing.
Zaoh Chandler has, near Lansing,
Mich., a farm of 3,160 acres, whioh
has cost him, witii improvements and
stock, about $100,000. Tbe stock con
sists of 38 horses, 50 cattle, and 200
sheep, all of the'best breeds.
In noticing the statement that dur
ing the year ending June 30, 1876,
there ocoarred on the ooaets of Eng-1
land and Ireland 3.757 wrecks, the
London Times calls attention to the
fact that more than one-half of these
wrecks occurred in fairly moderate
weather, when the wind did not ex
ceed a strong breeze, and that 534 of
tho casualties were due to inattention,
carelessness, or neglect. This, the
Times declares, is little short of a scan
da! to British seamansip. In fifteen
years 12,322 persons have been lost on
the British coast.
An eastern paper declares that a late
fair in that vicinity consisted of a calf,
a goose and a pumpkin. It rained so
hard the first night that the goose
swam off, the calf broke loose and ate
the pumpkin, and a thief prowling
around stole the calf, and that ended
the fair.
A professor was expostulating with
a student for his idleness, when the
latter said, "It's of no use ; I was cut
out lor a loafer." "Well," declared
the professor, surveying the student
critic illy, "whoever cut you out un
derstood his busluess.'"
The Georgia negro has no more faith
in banks. He lays all his money out
in clothes aud hair oil, and the news
of a bank suspension causes him to ex
olaim, "Bust away wid ye, butyer
oau't hurt dese lavenger breeches !"
"You are a nuisance; I'll commit
you," said an offended judge to a noi
sy person in court.
"You have no right to commit a
nuisance,'' said the offender.
A wise man looks upon men as he
does upon horses, all their caparisons
of title, wealth and place, he consid
ers as but harness. Cecil.
"Are these soaps all ouescent?"in
quired a lady of a juvenile salesman.
"No mam, they are ail ten cents," re
plied the innocent youngster.
England imports about S0.O0O tons
of foreign butter, at an annual cost of
nearly $44,000,000.
B
ATA
Of Ten Years' Duration. The Dis
charges Thick, Bloody, and of
Foul Odor. Senses of Smell and
Taste Wholly Gone. Entirely
Cured by
S Rf.DiC.AL CURE,
MessrsWeeks & Potter: Gentlemen I feel com-
Scllcd to acknowledge to yon the great beneHt
aotokd's Kadical Cure has been to me. For
ten years I have been afflicted with this loathsome
disease, and especially In the winter time haa it
been most severe. Tho discharge has been thick
and bloody, emitting a foul odor so bad that tny
presence In a room with others was very offensive
to them. One week after commencing the nse of
BAj.ToitD's Radical Cube I was not troubled with
It at all. Slys-nsco of taste and smell, which were
tchollu gone, havo now fully returned, and my gen
eral health Is much Improved Yours.
MELBOUBITK H. FORD.
Short-Hand Writer.
Ghakd Bapids, Mien., Nov. 3, 1ST6.
LATER.
Gentlemen: Tho package of Sajtfobd's Cuke
arrived hcroto-nightallrlght. I don't know what I
EhOUld havpflnnn If Rlllrt nn t boon Taw tliia roniwdj--
I Tin'; c tried Nasal Douches and everything else, and
although I have been able to stop tho oflensivo dis
charge, I hnvo not been able to recover mv senses of
tasto and smell until I tried Saxfoed's Cube. Tou
can refer any one yon choose to me, nnd I w 111
cheerfully inform them in detail as to tho benent
the remedy has been to mc. Tours.
MELBOUBXE H. FORD.
Geajtd Rapids, Mich., Nov. 15, 1S70.
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Not only promptly arrests the corro din p discharges
In Catarrh, but, by sympathetic action, it restores to
sound health all the organs of tho head that have
become affected by it, and exhibit any of the f ollow
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Defective Eyesight, Inflamed and Mattery
Eyes, Painful and "Watery Eyes, Loss of
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia of tho Ear,
Discharges from tho Ear, Ringing Noises
In the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
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Senses of Taste and Smell, Elongation of
the Uvula, Inflammation of tho Tonsils,
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough, Bronchitis, and Bleeding of tho
Longs.
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all wholesale and retail druggists and denier
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&. POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Drug
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This is positively the best route from Brownville
to all points
EAST A-T7 SOUTH.
Avoid a long and tedtjus buss ride through Mis
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