1'OETIC CHIPS.
TLc melancholy day bare come.
The saddest In tbc year;
Like frosts beJorc tbc mornias an.
The woedjille disappear.
The horse bit his master.
How came It to pa?
lie beard the Rood pa?tor
Say "All flesh Is grans."
And the itibt shall be filled with burglar.
And thieves that Infest tbc Say
Shall pack np tbclr traps like peddler.
And carry tbc spoons away.
The brown tbraeh Bways in the bnshes,
The brown leaven dance in the breeze.
The brown ronc Antnmn is here, with bin
brashes.
Tainting broun all this brown that one m.
The epizootic day hate come.
The sickest ot the 3 car.
The time lor Idle Jacks and veterinary quack,
And mafbec, balls and fleam a, and hordes on
the blcr.
Tis paid the world grows wher tay by day
That mind If climbing to perfection' peak:
Yet, after all. 'tis hat a cblldlf b play
Man's cblcr dependence seems to be hi "cheek."
On the walk a bat did lie.
And a pallus chap sailed 1)3',
And he cut a lively swell
JIc was a clerk to a hotel ;
And he gave that hat a kick.
Ami he came acrojs a brick
Now upon a crutch he Koce,
Minus half a ionnd of tots.
There In a young woman of l.y nn
Grcwc up so exceedingly thin.
When she wears bcr pull back
She seems flesh to laclr,
And her bonnet seems stuck on a pin .
I!ut a fat little girl up in Groton
Says: '"This Is a fashion I vote on;
If I do in this rig
As balloons look as bit',
It Is Eomcthlng to make people tlotc on."
THE LITLE 1JLACK FIDDLE.
i
It huag in the garict, on one of the
big nails there, all around it the lumber
of an old house trunk, broken chairs,
a superannuated chest ot drawers, a
spinning-wheel, cobwebs.
Years and years ago a tramp had been
taken in at the door iu a fainting condi
tion. He lay all day in a stupor on the
settee where they had placed him ; and,
moved with pity, and in some slight con
Mentation as to what was to become of
him, and of themselves, too, if this state
continued, tLe household did what they
could do tor him. Just before dark he
began to murmcr a broken jargon of
English and foreign tongues, and took
his littie black fiddle tfrom his side, and
gave it to Mr. Urookswith as impressive
' an air. as if he bestowed a kingdom; the
children looked on, wide-eyed and open
mouthed. Then he died, and was buried,
and nobody ever knew anything further
about him; end the children twanged
the fiddle a while, and at last it was
hung up iu the gartet, and there had
been the end of it.
The little fiddle hung forgotten oh its
nail; but the children grew in strength
and beauty every day, and made the
house nearly as lively as the ark must
have been in all the iorty days before it
rested on Ararat. Sometimes the little
fiddle vibrated to their laughter, and
::ivti it a iaint echo from its hollow
breast, but thut was all the share it had
in it.
What a cheerful group they were,
licllc and Jessie jlnd Fred and Frank,
and the twins .rolling over each other,
and chuckling as if that were the
freshest joke in the worU. They were
just as cheerful when a dczen years had
passed, and the children were becoming
men and women, childish boistcrousucss
was becoming high bred gayety and the
special talent was developing that which
belonged to each of them.
Hut the general talent of that family
was for charity. They had a qcnius for
i' a genius, as Mr. Brooks' neighbors
used to say, for timing themselves out
of doors in order to let somebody in ; a
little house, but the largest you ever
knew, for it held the most hospitable
to the rich and poor, but the -wayfarer
never leaving it unrcfreshed, the sufferer
uncomforlcd.
Yet the means to do so much were but
limited. Mr. Brooks had but a small
income; Mr. Brooks found it ncccssarv
to count every penny twice over, to turn
hnd piece and remake, and never waste a
crumb. But when that w'as all done,
there was always something left for the
widow and the fatherless; and the mo
ment there was anything to do, cither
for North strector Five Toints, or TJor
rioboola, Mrs. Brooks' jdoor was the one
first rapped at. And what a vivid Inter
est it was that was taken throughout
that house in every case that came up,
from the time the littlo bright heads
could cluster together, the little fingers
hold a needle, the little legs run an er
rand ! You could never sec a prettier
sight than those bright heads, those
glowing faces, thoso pitying eyes, "3Iy
bunch of blossoms," Mr. Brooks used
to call them, and say they gave their
honey to Jevcry bee that vagabondized
about them. And, by-and-by, when
Belle was eighteen, and Jessie was just
turning sixteen, and the rest coming on,
this same sympathy with all suffering
was as active as of old, and Jessie's
lovely face Eccmcd every day, to grow
lovelier with the melting tenderness she
felt to every one that needed gentle
word or deed, and when she sang her
song in the evening the trait seemed
somehow to have strained itself through
the rich, sweet tones of her voice, and
to make the hearer's heart respond to its
touch and always fill his eyesjwith tears.
"Our Jessie," the father used to say,
"ought to have different instruction with
that voice. If yon hadn't been such a
Saudemaniau, wife, all yo. r life, we
should have laid by enough to send her
to Italy and have her voice cultivated as ,
it should be."
"Well, dear, would you throw away
all your pleasant memories of pain re
lieved, acd all the benefits it has wrought
in the children's characters, and take it
oat in music?" his wife would ssk. "I
should like to hare .Jessie's voice at-j
stand
tended to; but, bles3 you, it might do
her more harm than good."
"Harm'" said Beile once, a? they
talked it over.
"Yes, dear; wc all have our vanities,
and to nurse one's pride "
"Oh, mamma, but to stand up and lift
a thousand people on your voice as if it
were wings for them! Think of that!
Of the delight she should give so many,
and then of the fortune she should make
and the things she could do! Wc would
have that children's hospital, and "
"Very true," sighed Mrs. Brooks.
"Very true," sighsd her husband., ;'I
would take $1,500 to send Jessie to Italy.
She would be too old to have it to do
her any good by the time I could get to
much money together." And just there
came in the minister's wife to see about
the concert she waj getting up for the
benefit of the poor De Maurice children,
whose parents lately organist and
soprano in the little church were lost
in the Destroyer on their way to Europe
for some purpose, at which concert
Jessie was to sing a song, if she could
find the courage.
"You necdu't be afraid, Jesiie," said
tho good minister's wife; "there's
nobody in the audience that knows a
note more music than you do."
"Oh, but he will thcviolinist, you
know; and Madame Bcuter, if she
comes "
"She's coming. We're to pay expenses.
And she represented the case to Signor
Pazzani, and told him they were the
children of musicians, and he volun
teered. It was too good of him ! They
arc to stay with me."
"Oh, not both of them, Mrs. King;
one enough, with all your care. Send
one's here," said Mrs. Brooks.
"Well, I should be glad to, really. I'll
send you the signor. Now Jessie, sing
"The harp that once through Tara's
halls,' just as if you were on the plat
form, and we were all down on the seats
before you."
And so Jessie sang it, and her voice
swelled out as if a joung sibyl sang
with the words,
"Thus Freedom now so seldom wakes -;
The only throb she girts
Is when some heart indignant breaks,..
To show that ctlll she lives."
And the minister': wife cried
went home.
One afternoon next week Madame
Reuter came down, and Mrs. King
brought the Signor Pazzani into the
Erookses' parlor and left him.
It was not much preparation the
Brookscs had been able to make for
their distinguished guest; they could
only fill his room lull to overflowing
with Belle's flowers, that grew and
blossomed in every window the winter
long. As for their table, it was always
a miracle of snow and parsely trimmed
dishes, and it was impossible for them
to make much difference. They found,
though, that it was of no consequence,
for the signor was indifferent to every
thing but bread and fruit and salad, and
presently looked about him for the
young lady who was to sing.
"You arc she," he said, presently, to
Jessie, and began talking with her about
her music while he crumbled his bread.
But it was not until somo hours after
they left the table that he came down
from his room and demanded to hear
what she could do.
Poor Jessie had no more idea of hesi
tating or refusing than if an angel of
annunciation had appeared and bidden
her. She went instantly to the piano,
though Belle ran before her to play the
accompaniment. Belle had to play the
prelude twice over, though, before Jessie
could command her voice; and in the
first measure it trembled so that she
was afraid she would have to stop, and
she was pale as death. "Courage, cour
age, my child," cried tho signor, and
she took a little and went on; and soon
she forgot the signor and her fright, and
was singing as freely as a bird in the
wild wood. "It is grand! It is deli
cious!" cried the signor in his own
tongue, which Jessie and Bello under
stood tolerably. "It is a voice in a
thousand. In a thousand I A voice in
millions! It is the nightingale's! and
it must have care, study, training-
Italy!"
Jessie shook her head and felt very
much like crying. She knew if she
ever showed the least desire for Italy,
her father would cramp himself, her
mother forego her comfort the children
deny themselves everything; they would
sell the piano, move into a meaner house,
live on little, give nothing away. She
had never intimated that she thought
the thing worth while. Now she shook
her heart and ventured- to say in such
Italian as she had, "It is imnnihi,.
Plcascdon't speak of it; it would only'
make grief here. But thank you for the
kind words."
And then the Signor gazed hard at the
lovely face with its madonna like oval,
and its great, solt dark eyes, and said:
coming is impossible. Now I must
seek my violin. It was to come by ex
press, but has not, the good house
mother says."
No; it had not come, and what was
more, it never would come in its old
suape. the express had aet with an
accident, and all its contents had been
shattered. The violin that the Queen of
Holland had given Signor Pazzani, that
Jaques Stamcr had made himself in the
Tyrol two hundred years ago and more,
was uuuung uui a uamtlul of chips.
It was an intensely cold and still
winter's day; there was not a sound to
be heard in tbc village, save cow and
then a distant sleigh bell, the dropping
of some huge icicle, or the loud report
of some nail as it sprung with the frost
in the rafters. As the signor sat there
now with the broken volute of his violin
in his left hand, and the other wound in
bis hair distractedly, cne of these nails
went off, as you might say, with more
of an explosion than usual upon the
frosty silence of tho afternoon, followed
by a clear, resonant note that for a half
moment seemed to fill the house with a
silvery vibration. They all heard it, and
looked up bewildered; and suddenly
Jessie, with a joyous cry, sprang to her
feet and darted from the room. The
garret door had been lvft open by some
body she found. In a moment she was
back, and had placed in the hands of
the signor, whose mood of frenzy had
been succeeded by one of fcilent despera
tion, the little black fiddle.
"It fell from the nail," she was saying.
''It was that we heard. It wanted
to come and comfort you, you sec. Is
it good for anything? Can you mend
your own with it? It is so old !"
"Why do you bring me this, my child?"
he asked, sadly, but took it, and rin his
eye over it. Something seemed to strike
him as he did so. He bent his head
quickly, lifted the violiu to his ear and
tapped it and listened, ran his fingers
down its lines, took out his handker
chief and dusted it minutely. His
hands began to shake, he was holding
.his breath; he was comparing the meas-
uremants of the little black fiddle with
certain figures in the memorandum book
drawn from I113 pocket. He peered into
its every dimension in a sort of mad
haste. He took a magnifier, and then
with a bit of chamois leather began
rubbing the end of the littie black fiddle
as if he were polishing a jewel. All at
once he cried out:
"Alio I 1..Iwvl.l : 1 i 1 : ..,.,
drcii, read! 'Solo la disciplinm V A.
Stradi-varius, Cremona, I. 11. .' It is
his, the Giuseppe del Jesu's, when the
great Antome was his master. That is
his Ecal, 'I. IL S.' Oh, the rogue! '3ut
he knew music! And Antoine Str.uli
varius has had it on his hands; has
looked at its side, its table, its ouiw, its
lustrions varnish; has drawn the bvw
across it; ha3 said it was good ! Q 1 ick !
where are my strings? We will see; we
will see. There is no bridge. That is
all right. Tho. bridge would not have
answered. Mv staincr bridge is whole
yet."
He was silent in a long but hurrica
unrolling and fastening of strings, an
endless tuning and hearkening and
tuning again, and then the walls of tho
room were vibrant about them, and
Signor Pazzani was playing on the little
black fiddle, and the sweet, .powerful
sonority, the sauvc, silvery, intense tone,
the mellow, but majestic strength, were
ringing in their cars "like the humming
of a swarm of angels' wings," said the
signor, suddenly leaving off with his
bow in the air.
"Ah, look at it! What grace iu the
curves! how severe tho volute! how
Strain's Early Bay.
A friead who kaew Mr. Baraaai of
old has accldea tally discovered among;
some old papers of aboat 1831, aad
shown us, the following curious card:
"PHINEAS T. BARNUM,
IlOAnriiKG cv tiie Dator Week,
54 Fbankfort Street,
New York."
This was probably in about the year
1830 or 1831, preceding Barnuafs ad vent
in the career of a showman, with "Old
Joyce Heath." He had just been treated
to sharp persecution here in his aatlre
State, for his liberality in matters of
religious belief. Until about 1828 or
1829, it was not competent tor a Uni
vcrsalist to testify in a court of law
here in Connecticut. The Timet battled
for a change in the law, and to good
effect, too; and, in Fairfield county, Mr.
Barnum, with his Herald of Freedom,
did effectire, if somewhat violent, service
in th? same direction, and for his attacc
on Judge Daggett and the court's de
cision, he was arrested and put in the
Danbury Jail, nc served out his sen
tence, and then went to New York,
where, it seems, he set out as the keeper
of a boarding house. A few years later
he conceived the brilliant idea of launch
ing out Into the showman's business,
a career for which nature had more pe
culiarly and )rc-cmmently eniowed him
than any other man, before or since.
He got an old Maryland ncgrcss, took
her to Boston, and had circulated and
read in the Churches an appeal for aid
for her to purchase her freedom she
havicg raised enough money, into about
f 300, and was, moreover, the same old
aunty who had nursed George Washing
ton! The "sell" was perfect. The
ministers went to work to aid the con
tribution, a larger sum than was asked
for was raised, and Barnum's career as
a showman began. His old negro wo
man "drew" like a house on firenot
only in Boston, but all auout the coun
try; antl the success of the scheme led
later to the "woolly horse," and various
other wonders, and finally to the best
traveling thow that this country has ever
seen. Mr. Barnum is unquestionably
a genius if a peculiar one Hartford
Times.
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ever rallying, two of the number declaring that he
waa beyond the reach of human remedies, thai
even amputation could not save him, as he had
nui vigor cnuugu 10 enaure mo operation. Just
then we commenced giving him Veuetixe, and
from that time to the present bo has been con
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studies, thrown away crniches and cane, and
walks about cheerful and strong.
Though there is still some discbarce from the
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quivering limbs in the agonies of disso
lution; return of the sweet, spirituelle
girl through the backd"- "Ma, I've
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days ago, with his throat cut and his
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noon; ueannurn, met, constipation, Ncnuus
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clastic and bounding tho tone! and color
How purple, and rich, and full of lus
ters it will come out when I shall, re
store it!" ho cried, gayly smiling' on
them one and all. "It will be mine;
you will not think of keeping ii; you
can none of you play on it," he began
to implore. ''Its a Guarnerius, the
Quiseppe del Jesu's. It Is worth money
it is worth more; you shall have a
thousand, you shall have fifteen hundred,
you shall have two thousand dollars for
it."
"Oh, hush, indeed," cried Jessie. "Of
course you shall have it, sir. It is value
less to us: it is yours."
"Stay, stay a moment, Jessie," said
her father.
The little black fiddle is mine. That
poor old vagabond, fallen from his high
estate, gave it to me. It is a way bread
has of coming back upon the waters
after many days. If the signor wants
1o pay me a thousand dollars for it, we
will compass the other five hundred by
ourselves, and you shail cro to Italy."
The next mornintr Signor PazzAni
went off with the littie black fiddle
tucked under his arm, and Mr. Brooks
went to the city with him to secure
Jessie's passage in tho next steamer that
sailed for foreign shores. And the little
fiddle had somo share in it, after all.
Ilarveft Jiamar.
Central Iowa District Fair Articles
nortfer i MeatleB.
Eagle Inox Wonns. This extensive
manufactory of machinery located in
Des Moines, Iowa, has now greater fa
cilities than ever before for promptly
filling all orders. Engines and all kinds
of machinery, as well as iron fronts for
buildings, and all kinds of iron and
brass castings are furnished on short
notice. Among the specialties is the
Champion Stalk Cutter, a machine
which has never been excelled or equaled
uy Buy inner. 11 13 ngnc 01 arait, aim
pie in Its action, neat in construction
and durable. Tho special attention of
farmers is requested as to the merits of
this machine. It Is easilv onerated and
does its work in fine style. Arrange
ments are being made for its sale by all
first class dealers throughout the West.
For particulars address, Eagle Iron
Works, Des Moines, Iowa.
The United State Organ was awarded
the first premium at Des Moines, also at
tho State Fair. They are among the
finest instruments we have seen. Those
wishing terras and territory should ad
dress "Mclntjre & Kimmel, Princeton, 111.
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2?.!?' U? 8 feet ,n dlQeter, and any denth
wqr. They bore 1 all kiaJs of earth, ioft
dld "' ! 'tone coal7.Ute
i.v",.I ,Dl1 wo t bt of wells In
qalckaan t. Good i:rtve agenU wasted la every
SffnW r'i;,n,T Vu the Unted States that is inSt
K3?!U?' 3tfai f ouL l"tted catalogue
tofiWZi&Z PfOTln oor "J'ertlwnTent
1 Hh "KBAT WIMRN WKLLAUOKRCO.
WnnsjlsJd. Baals County, fowa
pLRASANT aad pwftable employment for men
SoaBforWW,,eaCM to hsd b " "b.cri"
"What Wmum Should Know'
S5if?.y I0""- clllnr woaderfuIlyT
Some lady areata have eaU . rAi J,"
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TIUH8
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JAFE AND RELIABLE.
Have Yon Weak Lunga?
Have You Congh or CoM ?
mJrj r-r-r-c r"c-r? rr-f r-rrrf I
JUbi; Wlllbu.."
It would have been ludicrous, if it had u out to itscelf. There i
not been ia reality harrowing, to see the
signor's grief and rage when he heard
of the destruction of his dailine, and
had the broken bits puc into his hand.
He remembered nothing more about
Jessie's voice, about the evening concert;
he sat down among- the fragments, like
Marias in the ruias of Carthage, aad
bewailed hiauelf.
American fiction.
It seems as if American readers must
be tired by this time of the ordinary
English society novel, procurable in any
quantity at a cheap rate. It has to do
with a form of social life more conven
tional than our own, with scenery less
grand and attractive, with personalities
more feebly individualized, and with
events and incidents as much less inter
esting than those of American life as
the conditions of English life are more'
artificial than ours. Men may talk as
they choose, or as they believe, abonr
aire as being necessary to the creation of
an atmosphere of romance. We do not
agree with them. A child's apg nf ro
mance is its own childhood. The life it
lives, and the things it sees about it, form
its romantic realm; and the childhood
of a nation is peculiarly its romantic
age, not only to the age which succeeds
is nothins more
interesting to an American than a good
story, either of his own time or of the
time which has hardly retired from his
personal memory. Dr. J. G. Hollaad:
.wcir iur n ureas oer.
9nlhe 25th of October, a boat sunk
while taking people across the Missis
"PPi at St Louis, aad afx persoas were
arowaed.
A famous pen portrait of the German
Emperor is probably the finest piece ot
penwork in existence. This piece was
executed by one of the penmen in the
renowned Burlington Business College.
X-adlea auMl Ajreata can aaake "big" aaoaey
idling the new and popalar work, "What Woman
Should Know." Sec advertisement in' another
column.
Mystery Salved.-The great aeeret of the woa-
ucnui aacccas.e vegeuae. It strikes at the
root of diaeaMly parlfjlBx the Mood, reatoriac
tho liver and kidaeja to healthy action, lnrlgo.
ratine the ncrvoai yate. Com.
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? lave Yon Pain ia Yonr Ilrcawt?
Have Yon any Thront Ilwcaw?
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wIfJ5j1Ied tUforfe,ltor aajeaaeolUeaataal
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will find proper tosataaaaifcr eUseaaes necaltar
to their sex. ail letters coatalalax ataaifia far
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Tenths aad tweaueths tc proportion.
Order tickets aad write f r circulars to
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To Whom Pensions are
HATn i:VI2HV f-lolllr
mmT XkJL J JaIU8AIiI.Kli whllu In the 1X
and diciiarxe of duly, either by arrUlmt or
otherwbe, nhotiM have a Jwrwlfm. Tb limm vl
a finser entitles TOtl to a unrutUm. A mritin
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successful In oollecuttsr yooi cialta
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