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t thai, t 't' t
l'; 1 UrH( f.j I-- atiiotak
AfHltoirrtwalari.il altk taw jt
iJ fjr ) Inwxf' iw t'
ta-ta.1 t U WrV tmtr fce '
rVk ioiiHiararoa tfaka HaottllfK.
) attlt n tint tt nm- tafliC
t'ur twu'U ( itm up M.
Miwrr, it : iiukltu MinfiaV .
I'tttfi, ).' tU4T r4r l '.
Trr I TotH O'Silr iiM I'mM .
Yiini;rr ltrr, tear tutu ).
Aim! "Mir Jim bit r-A fiattlnc
Mr fc Is-eH ! Kl BM' aotnaiMfO:
Al rrt ra.lr l rijVt, ti.i
I lTr tried to rstott M e,
Hst H ! o Clt lnlil .
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Jhr to mllriiiiH, I til ;
Hamhi Utter ilim't eottrarii jim;
hut the tsi-lrr Ur UI r vtm ,
llr "III tiuVr vim. bop ttiyW.I
lVlilt' C'tn lfMlifl, l'0"'
.tl he'll Urn tors.lr wl rtl'.
rIUi, I'll have him t Mir letter,
blH In cuinr tsk iMimr t HlcM '
Thin I'll It m) inHJl "t l'.Jt
Won't lie he a hmrt vtnuiir UtiMlr.
Whin lir gtla tmt Itljl Iwltfht '
I'ail.l.v'll tiki- In tst.lt taUnti,
KliM.it natural. "Ill hi',
I.UIllllk'. HlllH-lltl", take III Hill' filial.
Hot It tiller ixk to Mil'.
Vlt "II .-.Hiutlila' I lu'lmi1 In,
l'.i.lill'hk sle nidfaVlli--t
Mo esn't tell but lie inav (
Wht a lie I In- h ii.n 'lm'
.'uM like mltif, kHiic sih-t .
ul 4H nM)i'.ttliill, l'iil
llav It I'ri'KliU'iit iiiic '
llr ioiiIiI he our MTV Im ;
Anil lllnlli;li 'tntitiM liiaketnr .rsiv,
It, I lio-, Ik-iIhI, Iii nut '
FIihO, III IiiUr ISiiiii
f.wi.h. uitii:. ami iioi:mkikh,ii.
(kMi'i'l'imluil tll'4di IIMMt'M.
Ill p.lsillg OVlT till' Country It II IlllVC
(iliitruit tlntt tlio folitil Kr't'", "ln''li
4k, cr:il vi'iirn ago Miipltuiti'il tlic criih
riLs h nnvv ilN:ii)i':irln Hint cr:ili
niM It taking ln ilai't'. It Inn m
Ih'fii tiliniit thirty vents .Mni'ii thu fo
t:ul LT11-- iM't'iitiit' (Minimou in our tii'lil-.
bofuri' Unit tiiiii iTiih nnn" jjrt'w on till
t'liltiviiti'il liitul Mini it was roiiiiiiti'il
very iiijiirimi' ! rojit. iiiiit'li inon -i
tlinit llif fnxliiil riis Sldi'k witc ht
foml of It 11111I I'nili'iu'il 011 it, lull woiilil
. not touch (oxtail Now w liml stiu-k
cutinj: fo-tnil. liii'li of tln 1,1'ih)
kitnls if crass tli.'it i.s Matil lo rou in
tliiri country -Imll wclisivc next, or shall
we haw soiin thitii; tiltoilii)r new ?
1'irrit'illi iMdj h'lnmr.
riit''K I'lMnl" l9 'nllliif
The si'iisoii i approaching wlmii this
"HjmIc of incrciiM' Is practiccii t lhor
frhiiif: to iloso. The 'lass of plants
fic.tpahlc of increase ly i'iillin;s it cr
hit ;. incluiliiig, ninoii ticcs, catnlpa",
ttiiillicrrv, coitonuooil, lotiilianly pop
lar, ami many olhci. as well a cur
runts, fiiioxelicrric-, jrrapes, tilacklicrn
rootfi, ipiinccs, anil ficipiently apples
anil pc.trs, as roes, wiep'lca roses,
Miouliall or viliiiriiiiiii.ntiil inaiit of the
ornainiinlal plants. 11 far the lust
nioile of iloin this is- to take ofTthcctit
tings in the fall, anil linn all winter in a
ilr place in the ronnil. An acipiainl
ance takes oil' currant outlines er
early - as soon as th" leaves ilrop In
August or September Imries them, ami
plantHOiit next.spi'iiiir. He claims that
thin then trrow licttr than if set out
uitli well formed roots. I'ratru
Fiiruur.
tut Inc l'rl'l IMuutN.
As the season of frosts h approach
ing when tender plants lire liaiile to lie
frocn, it is of advantage to know how
to save them Cold water will do it,
hut it must not lie applied in tlir lit:lit
C'ocr thclll Mi tlle lllllN lm elililelv
dark and excluded from the air. After
treated tlui', all except er te.uleroncs
will come out all right. It is even bet
ter that they be not watered while
frocn. The pro cr way is, when the
frost ha-s been partially drawn out of
thcni, naturally, to drench tneiii with
cold water from a liiierocil watering
iiot, and immediately cover again ami
let them s-o remain until they regain
their natural color. When I hey are re
moved, clip all .such parlM as are black
ened. The better wa, however, in the
fall, is to remove nil tender plunt.s to
the house, or elsii carefully cover them
when frost may be feared". Thus dali
lin.s,caniia,aiul other herbaceous plants
may be made to do dut in thu West for
a month longer than usual, since weof
ten have n few frostv nightx, and after
that it long season of beautiful weather
for weeks. I'rairw Furmrr.
fold H'uh-ria 4'burHltiK.
If wr havi! made 11 discovery, or if
everybody knew it befoni us, we will
tell ft all tlio Mime.
'As .soon us thu creinii shown idgns of
'coming" pour into thu churn two or
three quarts of wnter n near icu cold
jw it poasiblo to gut Hinl thu butter
will gather n great dual ijuickur and
come hard and linn Wu tried thu cold
water (icewatur) on the start, and found
it made the, cream too cool and kept thu
butter from coming; but nut it in at thu
I.iit end, it Is a capital idea, and will
save hours of churning in thu cour.su of
thoeaon. Nutter will come in fifteen
or twenty niinttfM,iu a rulo.if the cream
Is in the'right condition and tempera
ture. A cool cellar is coo. enough to
iiUirt thu churning, and a near right as
most farmers can get it without tlier-
aiometers am) ice, and cold water will
' lower the temperature for gathering.
The temperature of our cellar is 61,
and thu butter invariably coiucj quick:
with the help of the cold water, which
is probably '2s colder. When the cream
stands too long on the milk before oklm
i ming, the butter will notcomusouuick
ly and it is always poorer.and such but
ter will not keep well. This U one rea
son, and thu main one, why there is mi
niiiuli rancid butter. Better churn of
tener, and have good, sweet butter.and
skim oftener also. Jtunil A'c Yorker.
('urtleH PrrprrnlloMH ;ior Wlw
h trr.
Early autumn' is the best io.sible
time for rearranging beds of herbace
ous plants, such as iioiivliocks.delphin
iums, jueonlca, etc. lioote enn be dl-
r)!esl Hhil n ) 1 1 r x ixn.l ki uf
Mililj(rrxt t-n. lit Iti hr hri K -4 It..
I'l.xnl l.lln. xi.'l all Kurd 1 t ' i.
si W rrMtd ud rxj'lii -.
, ix tW lrj I -it in in nM I
1 I'lnni thul ij hitt trr.. r n
Ike ,Vn. w h a llillti. iki
prvs. fU . am I otbrr ln-lrr f.t thai !
It niMild l" dvitill l a" 'ivr lh I
h later, tnm b rl in H ,,r ty"-K
s4lr A mik l mde by, rr
iihvin tbe iiiui fr '. two lst, rr
bH"k I jdnris;! n hut ls (rsiM bI
nh, Civh boxril r w.tl H1 .ini
n eorir(t (ilif nir timing Hmo
wdettWr
'I1iel I Mt niNi mi I nvitr !! M
tutiiH lor iiKtlltt): ueufrnl ItMpiMtt i nl
In the gnnleti I ue AtwrttenH .xuImwb
wtnthr I njefl (nr rtij nrv
Wolt, nd M'l itllle ItHI HIMHIglt. lot
our prtWK vtenlher I iiiUomMt i!l
winil .tiul rain ontl -imw aHtl mutt n!
leet. All lMlH.itHt fltnll(rs In the
jritnlell hmild, ihrtt'liire. Im uimle In
the pleasant, ttrx iM'.tther of ttitiimn
Iig up ami ihiI 111 order nxen ifim
IhsI, a it will nn ohU itM-ilitnio triiiK
work, but tlo the iil ctxtl nittl h
lie'iti'l' itlipentftlite titttli if li'lt limlt
and 'V etnlj .
All bulb mitt plant tliit lie d ti tti
the gniuiul in aiitiimu m,s me 1
fd In foetilt) the lirlirt' of tli ertti
whleae 01 titaiiure or lruw, tmi
plant that letaitt their lc,.o iliiiin
w Intel w'll iititlxnr tin kind ( 1 t
tectloll. A few "elreeu ImII
thrown oxer the IhsI, a little lrnw be
tween the plnlit. of Millie light open
covering ol tlii kind. I all the will
bear without Injun We have i en
. .1 1 1 .... 1 1
iiiore piauis iiioiiii'iei nun lout'ii in
lieax eoterilijj than iti et. I i I
Flornl fttiutt
llll utul I'lt-.li.
There I a notion pli'Valeiit a!iiiig
main of thiewho. hai ing ei aped or
freeil iIii'Iii-i'Im's Iioiii the tlitmuuis nl
breeding (01 pedlgiee, .tiul turned Unit
attention to the perol.tl piotiil tn o
the animal, that it 1 tmpoilie t liei
1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 x I'liinliine milk and tlesh 'I ln
admit that oi'c:v.slouall lull will liml a
gr.t.ier' cow f the llrt tia tilling
the ilairiiuairs pail, or a prime dnln
cow bet'omlng the ibtui of pi lino steer,
but the;, sal. with iiiiieh truth, that
great p'toduetion of milk, as a rule. i
found In t'oiiiiei'tloti with a uairow
wedgedike fore eiitl, a high and thin
chine, and light thighs, and that as 1011
increase the width of chest and the de
velopment of lh'h in crop ami muni!,
uui oe the milk Thei have In then
"favor the experience of even one who
i a Judge ot a dairy cow, ami agalut
such a weight of lueonteslible evidence
it is dillleiilt to lepll .1101 do Wiatlolllpl
to dispute their portion, sn :ir The
rule must be granted, but the ait id
bleeding is to win from nature new
rules out of happy exception, and thi
is to be done liv working upon the
principle of selection
We hale seen in the same cow. ill
mauv instances, all that tluiri 111:111.1: 1 it
ier iir butcher could desire We have
seen. alo, ill maul Instances, uch a
cow producing her like; and if this m-.
curs ill exceptional case, which are not
rare, we mav siireli hope thai bv 11
eaieflll exerei'e of man's pidgini-lit il
mill be made to occur still oliciier. and
to become oicutualli (uiiil.r nit iiiiiimI
caretul breeding) as pnwiiful a law as
that which separates dairi and grazing
cattle into diilereiit classes In this le
speet, we fear we must ow n, the inov -nienl
of short-horn breeders, upon the
wiiole.has been retrograding within the
last liftv j ears. ' have lost 11111.i1 of
what the early breeders gained Sup
pose we til to recover II If o. we
must go back to their practice, lelent
lessli weed out alike all bad milker-',
all uarrow-eliesteil brutes, and all bad
thrive!'", and aim to make each -iir-ceeding
generation belter than thel'isi.
Il i worth while to empilte win milk
ers are usualli viedgi and shollv, and
whi Jliro'id-biiilt, weaftln cowsaie usu
ally no milker; and is thcro any necc
sari connection bitweeu the ivdge
fm in and milk, the parallelogram and
inability t milk9 The true answer. we
belieie. must remind us that where the
milking tendencies nave been encour
aged, lllilk alone, not beef, hav lllg been
the object of the breeder, the frame to
carri beef has been lltterll neglected;
nioreover.exee.s-ive milkingthroiigh ev
eral generations, draining the nninul's
sisieni, may impair the liial organs
and cause the frame to lit itoll to their
reduced sie.
Oil the other hand, where beef has
been the main desideratum, all the
breeder's skill has been concentrated in
an cll'ort to produce it, and milk, treat
ed as of secondary consideration
or of no consideration at all.
has decreased and almost disappeared.
Thu early short-horn breeders made the
strongest effort of which we are aware
in the history of stock bleeding in any
country to produce a combined milking
and beef growing nnimal, and they at
tained to a measure of success which
we, in these days, if wu wera culllcient-
ly skilled and stitllciently careful, build-
ing upon their work, might even sur
pa.s, Iktr .1 Mftscngrr (F.mj.)
Omaha's Martyr.
Our dispatt lies this morning bring
the sorrowing news of the death of Mrs.
J. M. Clark who left Omaha a few days
ago to help the sick and living in .Mem
phis. At this hour (midnight) it i
impossible to pay a ju. tribute to her
unselfish devotion, her genuine hero
ism, her Christlike mission to suffering
men and women. She went where she
knew that death held high carnival,
where he spared neither age nor sex,
where the grave was more certain to be
her resting place, than on tint mot
fiercely contested battlelleld, but she
heard that the fever-stricken were ly
ing helpless, with none to give them a
cup of water, and she hesitated not a
moment, not amuscluouivered, no fear
blenched her face an she went forth to
tlare death in the very fortress of his
power, that she might help assuage thu
sufferings of dying men and women.
Let her name be added to thu honor
able list of thoe who died for their fel
lows. Omaha ought to pay some fit
ting public tribute to her memory.
Omaha Herald.
To work out our own contentment,
we should labor not so much to increase
our subtance, a to moderate our de-
sires.
itiuMH mi 1.1111 if tn wiiix.
Ittirr l ! I MirlUrt t III'
I - l it ilitlil l llir "
lllllli I HHIIII (-
I I 1 III it m I lis, il ,-t ... SKMl 1 h t
- M.Xt. t in-l- tit 4 lb 1tt 1-tvi
..i'IIi lie t 1 tfjMiltn( 'irt'
Mkl llr-i rfto hxnltat(lt Mil 11
tfevtt rUKti A lllfl ufcH-Jl MKM
ltM ijriMHAllr There f ll
ltj: btlltUnti Ui4sm tiMibcM from Mt
ir. IM IimIww hush fv fc.4f !
lh n4 jsrrlr 1 iU:. . hh U thvtt
i" timtttti sfi' -lnii HMlvr ll titt
of m pWftsjM, x lri fwuMtlh xtfdll
k All lijrHt ml fmr 'wiU-,fM4 4
l. thr4hrr Httti iif lnHfWr
llw Mt-iU-iit ifsn r ol tMim
ilimh Wmt. ifcrtf ii,t4ii' h
Ingt sne In -in thr mnunin.rvoai rtii
in ih ixirth d p. Hfc. r lite r
pU ivrt lult r' h lin- althu(h
itlltiTirtiC m th lUMpr ( hmii,i
All the i'iivt uphmiitl in Mrxi. fr
th' l tll tii hivr lUt to uim
fie the M1 o h littln with III
blwe blMl ( 11 rnili rlrmrnl nf tb"r
tiMiHsrtM MMtl de.'lHI nl !
ipiiTtir l"hl It Iht" vrtm rlrillrnt.
wltiih lm Itrbl lt i-wn Inibdllr SlWitl
tbr uttnr )imi.hiii iirriindj; It.
101 id ifin pint I'm w hn h nothing but
t hnughtv piiili'of tut' tioulil 01 count
htte r'ilsl luiernitrriAr ntng
lhi pnnlh elrnieiil is a TkI and n
evi'tilMVe a It I ftntong the Hrtift'W
iH-ople I'rtde h litult an imprf((iti
hli' wmII sjfiilml wlili'li tnln tul ;Hil
ble hfive III VAin ilahnl thiltiteve
II I vvoniaii. And imi win, it ho h.i
pieeritsl the liiintie Iim of mee
t'lllftl the ilr.t 1e niiHie hfti been
II Hi to In rilf. UK t hr aIiiih' h. kepi
the lllittl Within tli.ne lmil, that h
elef preeriil hllli (nun elilirelv f'ul-
1111; mil
lllto the t Iiiiim ii I.mmI IiIiiii vliiie
believer the Wolltttli clement ol the
piliih race wit wanting there lite
Sp.tlilard wllui(lv t. 'Climbed lo I hi
crude I'h.ti 111 and lerv I1 liti'inalloii d
the Indian maidens lite Mile cuiu'iit
and I he lulled cm 11 lit ill blood. o t Mi
llie III Mexli-o. tvpllii the lldtlitv of
wmii.tii ( it higher 11tor.it piiuiiiili' th 111
iiiitii eie it not for In toie dilution
to thi pi 111. Iple Mexiio, it re pii'schti-d
bv the Sp'llll'Ud. would IrtVe been so
thitroiighlv linliaiiii'd that .t pure de
sceilibtllt of the 'sp'iuitttil would Hot
have been found lltilll the Itlo litiiilde
to the Yucatan, Ipoo the liulf to the
I'acilli'. Thiough the love and deto
lion of the Spanish women, who led
llieir llrttue coiiutl 1 and settled In the
litlid ( Hie Alee, lo in. einlted Idea
of the IIIHI Hit! telatllill. Is dlle the ex
iteliee nf ueh a poltinll o ttie Hipi.
lalmil a tin ''" "M
All tbiiiugh Mi xii'o von liml 1 lifin In
the hctilt of setileiiietlt tlmklv popu
lated bv IiiiIihii and iiiim d ritee lotlii
Ing colonic III Ih -liielve. uiairvitig
uinl iiitermariviiig vein utter vear. and
reining families who hold to the ocial
customs and traditions of then p.ueiit
Iheleaie two tlpes of iiokI'. The
tl lie llielltioileil ha "ullleterV ili'tillcl
iharitcleiltlc The luce l pll illlelle.
and h.t that siiWdiii'd expresinu which
iiiviiiiahlv r i'tilt Iioiii ii'Iiioiis ine.li
t Ut lull, and ill color I white its iil'iliu
ter I he llesh Is tlnultleslv vv lute, lillg
idwith a I. lined but heitllbv 'iilliil
lies Ihei'Ve ale Ustinov illtlK. Iitlge
uinl lustioii. ami the htit abuiiilanl
ind black a a mien' wing The teeth
lile pei feel, mill white a snow llnkei
I'he "lUbrts," the si'i'iiinl t X h air u
peib fpei'imeiis of wiiinaiiliooil. and
tile so called In 1 ailse the.V have Itllbu-II
I golden hair, which III xoine ililauees
mils into a ll-iiiiiug roll led 1 o.-r The
eves are oflell deep blue, alld suit lllid
eiitlelltllig ill theit expleiioli. The lleh
h.is a sun-el tinge to It Willi Ii llnlii-nles
11 mote warm 'ind seiiin.i. iiatuie tlimi
that of the pah r-hufd women.
Near the town of Agua I'alieiite. in
the Slate ol Simula, llieie i a v ilbtge of
iiiliia. the lining women of whiiliate
mali'hles- 111 their stih- of beitutv Tall
and graceful, with tichlv inuiiih"! but,
and i miiietriciil form, and it siep a
lithe and elH'tlc a 11 lawn's, lln-v move
a'milt. he Veiv sv nilwil of the poetry
of moiioii 'I liei hale soiiu thing In
tin ir manlier and tvle similat to the
lugher classes of Knimi woim n, and
vv holii Ihi'V greiilli leeuilili I he rn
liim, like ihc """. lix mostly in the
irtcrior. w In re tin- climati 1 moie tiilhl
and gi liial. while the d'tik nice inhabit
the hot regions along the eiiHl
III La I'm. Ma'itian. Aeapuli-o and
other con. I tortus, howevel, there me
considei'iible IiiiiiiIh is of (illliiie. of ill
liiii-tive Sp;inih blood Tle'i are 1111
ulli the wi-itllhv claso.Hiii their modi
o( life 1-01 respond- with that of their
am colors. The residences have u larjje
etitrance whj tln-ie isalvtuvs the patio
or large vesiibule, inch it mav be een
ill the I'alaee hotel of thi city A wa
ter fountain, llower and bird often
mini II the patio It is here where the
little giiern hold revel and seldom 1111
with the outside world, except when
taken tint bl the nure. Niving ar-
riled to the age of womanhood, the)
never ajiprar on the public street with
out their tuoa or serving maid A
Spanish mother never allows herditugh
ter out of her Mght without the ever at
tendant mo.a. It Is the social custom,
and as faithfully oliend iw wtrctlm
laws of the .N edesand Persians. Warm,
ardent, impulsive natures and a tropi
cal climate render tin- moa import
ant personages in the mm'IiiI life ol the
higher classes of Mexican. Thei have
allthc famili siciets at heart, but to
divulge them would be perlidy So true
are they lo their trusts and ho faithful
Ui 'their iiiitreses that thej are looked
upon as virtual members of thefauiili
Tim mo7.-x are born, Hie and die, with
out ever going, o to speak, a bbe-k
from their initio. Their happiness i
iiireme in serving tlioe whom they
look at as their protectors and pari
enU's. Nolwithstanditit' the various blood
Admixtures in Mexico, all are hound
together In strange social harmony by
the sacred tie of religion and one com
mon language. AH thu women are the
most devoted C'atholicw, though the
men, especially the educated class, are
violent freethinkers. Troop of matrons
and maid of the ruling ruce, and troops
of women and girls of mixed and pure
Indian blood, will be :en iilxml the
church, all together in thu mot loving
unity, and all speaking a common
language of the conqueror. It mav
here be appropriate to notice it peculi
arity of the Spanish. For instance, "la
j rr - 1 ! Iiv if.iflw a.l
( ii 1 1 II - i. till I i 1 -(
i th x 4 J 4 4
f,. 1 it t H it (y .( III, u. 4 I
II.. rar ! 11 !. j,i 4 1 .
' i ! hwn rl 1 ( -I . -lltvifi
ft mi4 t It' K .
r'.io ) 1rllx
VII lb lifs(fs tn VtK isii . .l
rt r . th tninsan of h" n
mw ltit.i nnii4 tint.
-ill b n tns hnnlf4 f Mi
l- tut nfcn r lltri t b f 4
MMth ff4frt l"n wtn
frx ainI rii x ri rn4 i
IKrl tMlt hI liknal .lm 'l
fiV". .
t'nlrf if Ihr ,
ll f lb r b rli lbl '
lb osTtM i iwgM ! ihn t(,Mn
, i mlinix4t w i" lbrl bv tb 1
ilium, lo iw rr ()( onU Mh dr 4. I
xt iHlr.l Mith iirrtn' Ibo nnv i
Ifxln fnn n but on or tt om tlt i
tntprvsnton' lo on lbr m is Ii
blur aMthi lhl hI rll Ils4 II
lf in hu mind. nd h hiti eii.
i. ,.iiii fnttbr nl rvt a Rrt
rlikl lnxprri ! tn-sli'i II l
hm loi'V jtn N'ithlHg inor (Aif
Iv indi-At tb rxiNsmlinffli limit!
liniMls of ohrrt Alum of lb (vti4
wind in n-stif-r 00 1 of it bwl, Ihvn
I hi v,-itlv inrnKrr- nitloni nhhrk
iitsni hne itf lbr , evrn lit tts
H Alrl l.itulli-ttitt lth II. In th
-A td lho slii. 1 M not nl,! tb ex
inif nf flt knrt fo tbell Iftto
riviM't
lloti frW lhlr At it ho ftllli nppr
el tie the ninh hits teliv pnx of
thst llomerie pAA)(e 'lht tHnwitit
.tl'l) nil ill th HIAHl V-Hisnl .e '
lh.it line ihiIv toitrhi on th i-simitllr-
nHH-U of orsrtk. And let It ! tb Hlte.l
' etlliltliMt of tin tcv Ih tint bor ting
of lllet.-vtiite
Iske, fnt eiAtnplf. the ittelou of
isilol, nlltltle.) to rlU.te Ih M'rt I Ilk
.t Vt knleldiMtsipe It Ittes.'ittirtK In It
lllvliv eoilil'ltitttloii nil Iheisdoi nf the
IivIIiImiii. It I lull illinH.ilile lo lrHAi(
lite liml If one wele ivt a tilllilelit hlnlil
.t'H.ve the et. and elnlioiitl with the
fondm' keetltie of VIM0I1, th roilll-l
dlk n the net! mthl At oil. prmetil
till lhee hue to hllll ft in A kivli'ldo
1 ope. a thing me, howeviM, II I 110I
olteii that one ee mote ill. til Imini
I III en lliiti itl 1. nee, etcepl during n mill
el of 1111IKII11I lllxgillliccoco. win u the
nllei Hull Ale I mled
I lellietllher n illlel lnilll( it cxllll
plei'islillg 11 lol III, when (be kv AH
li'stooui i w lib th iMiiup ttlld liletldoi
of 1 veil trtllelt of 1 loinl tile hue uinl
1 loud (ol Ills wen veiv lienrlv tipiAllv
lilt Lied froill illllll lo ll-irloli III (uui
litinet Iv pe 01 foim uinl color, aiuI
the fill responding H ll.'tloil oil the
sullen swell of !. ut weie awful III
then clicml and vat ted IIMglillieeuce
llllt If .Ill-It s.ene rtte rale, It I not ut
all lllli'oiuiliotl to see half the oeenll it
deep piltple lownrd one letlt of the bo
1 1 HI, ditlk vlrldlitll gleeii III the nppo
site direction, espe.inllv toward even
ing, 01 it einlv Iliolliiug. and 'hi lo
gaiille of Ii Ills Hon. n 11 lime w lien
tile ui fine I to btokeil a to be II'IihI
with local eoloi And, niter nil. it I
tin- loeiil colol mole lllittl the Ii Ihs'llon
vt hich I llle.lllt w hen we peitk ol the
cotnt of wnler, although. In an artlstli
st use, bulb have ft lunlllenliee , eil
thei'olol i not olilv It lol III of lii'lllltv
t-onveiilig plete 111 1' lo the mind, bin 11 1
so ha 11 ue like even I lung bemiliful in
Nature A a Ulle. light gieell III. II
miles idioul wiiter, the llghlt r the lint
the moie hiilow the depth 'I he local
color I iieeililillable li looking do ti
rather than on the siufine It.iik blue
water l a lgn of great depth "oil
mi inl Ing" a goes the leehtiii al phi ate
Hut, il one looks at blue vvati r at a ills
t-tiii e, il I then found to be a veil dm I.
gii-eii vv lit' n aunlved and separated
Ifolll the lelleellon. W llll'll II is utile
tlllies verv dillleiilt to do, esp.elnHv ill
grav, lowering weiithel, when the aeii I
found to give the iuiprelou of a sort
of leaden purple giav. Hut nfb'r verx
e trelul oberv 111I011 through a long, nar
row lulu. 111 older Unit 11 inllletliig
lux sol light might distill Ii the 1 lilnil.
I am coiiviiieed that, even in the deep
est w iti-l, the bit'ill i-oliir I some lint of
gleeli III the lliili.tllllis, mill milling eo
I III island III gcllcr.ll. where the bot
tom Is a white mint mid thu water of
little depth, it I found to hoot the llnt
blillilllll, exipilsite gtceu, lllllglllg from
emerald to the lightest lints n iiiiiIj-
ehile II I lmpoilile lo OVei "title the
vividness of tl olol in thoe water.
ami almost as liiipiMlbln lo trv to re
produce them on emit a, for. to one
who lias never seen iheiu. the artist o
dating as to reproduce thoe colors
would bo considered aiatk ui.td 'I he
red Is seal cell le vivid ill tin Wet
IhiIiii wiilcts, being the compleuieutnil
color of green, and, wherever a reV
uesir the surface or a cloiiibshrtdow ob
scures the green tint. rtl is IlilUiediate
Iv produced, and even the cloudle ski
is ulo a soft roc-color lly thi mean
the spouge-!iherinii and wreckers Are
able to iinvigiito their hop. through
the most Intricate ri;ef. which are Indi
rated bv puride patches as clearly lis on
the chart 'I he Itermudas present sim
ilar colors, but with less vividness
AlililrUm Journal
Svrtmit In LincUml.
Mill there Is such a calamity as too
iuikjIi of a good thing. 'Die Kugllsh
hale too tunny sen arils 'I'he labor l
divided into very small portions, and
there must be a man or maid for each
portion llutler. housekeeper, cook,
house. maid, parlor-rmild, nurse, nurse
maid, litiiudry-mald, lady's maid, f'Mit
man, valet, sculler maid, and page, or
"buttons," they muster In diversified
hut formidable array, and each one Is
pledged, Ii some secret liond of thu
fraternity, never Ut do anything' that Is
assigned by ciiston Ut the depart mints
of his coadjutors. At least threw or
four servant mut le attached to a mod
crate household in Iomlou, in the
country, I have known lifteen servant
engaged to wait upon a family of four
persons. I do not sjienk of noblemen's
families, for these maintain nn immense
retinue of dependent and underlings,
but of a ipiiet country-house, with no
game-preserves to look after, and no
stud of hunters to require extra stable
men. KnglUh ladle are, a a rule, bet
ter housewives than American women,
and they have need tol; mi, To ninn
age so nmriy einpIousiutifaetorll de-
Ii 4 II ,. n 's I I r t .
k -l to X Mkt. i fh -i .
' - f wr ,t . ifc gmmi i
! I ngiitk Kmw. K i-il xt
I I fcrfc . 1 l IK.A W-Il.l
V'. mull fc W.iiv i,i4 -
l'Kl b.,n ti n (ikrsxl Kil
(t 4n lblf ! .! I tMtt
i 'Ik t tbtM( i-l wi. nl,
ila m IH jb1mms4 n-4ta ttw M
Rit Mint IVif h-4 IW mtimt
nwHr In ft I b tb nyyr mat?
W h tbltxi tbi ! b bn
V t r Alt lb' 4ri- b vttlf
fo lb in.-.m n tb b1 4 lb
IxmiU W if. n-H tti ) b4t
Mm b b m lb n tn A Mt(4
Vr)witlM r b.il th , tmb
f .-onnlrWs tl nt if lM 1 tnart
n.t ibotxirbl . br bw in nm
p nrtl lb -xwm jiiirr
" - ! Hn tr
n)?xtbri . 44iimI llii
" H In tb n ..ir. nt tt bill
n m f ihiii imu ixttn
lbl l.ltl.o tt bo tb.lt It "OAlW
bst rt tbn b lo bni lbtt n
b.H nff fxnn4 ihn to it tb tn
tit lt front lnnti nd t n4
In tb fsntss-V nnr (HbM ftnibnn
rs)nbrt nn lb aMtwnt of mnx u(
lob I bet bad I ntwbl bt tb
UMitef-! ii)w-r l boiitaa m bn h lb I
hid honaifxof ntlh tlt. W artt,
IH b. Wxftril. mj rmat thf.
irMnunf f tnt h imnuMlion np
n ! U I
Hill m hen Ih wOHli AMtAlsvbaJ
l-tonl nlnrnnii si Ut tnibis) lo
trUl. sSKl. wthbtMMlv ,tlboi hill ho
fiinmAr. etf Uot Httt.lt ptir
MiHk Ike tllwr m tt lot Ibettl nlni
etHvlntv (Wotthl lb t n aM hd tb
ImmI nf I be illitt-il.oi At titt lit U
lip Knrtih MtrtAni I tn eMt.nt. And
AitoHli'iH btild not vnlnir -m n
1 t.i.iiUiot Ii i impiM-tlM to ottentl
At LnlUhllMH o wbflt r 'allel Ibt-
Ion el outer" III otlertHi hlHi A hll
lllij( I root Ih dleelHXH ln hhmI
Hit loiil WAV. lo Ihe p ,(, ho wbel
v.ui I Itlo a llAwlHg liit. lln'V aII IaV
ll. hlnjj piltttt In mil olhel eoiiMli)
toll 1 sit nk .illiH of A'lleel Imtfel
ttlthiMll lntig soil, llisl tor the iiiHsu of
a pint of Iwer, toil toil In thi .Soxhete
ele tuiieitv mi viiv II vlil Alld 01 ul
lelll hmiiflc I. ten In SaIii nlld
llxlv the ltg)(At Ale lo proud lo fttk
Inl filill" If von a. ,lii... Die polllel)
.IffO.'lf.OII .'nnficii
NAttln I 1111,
I'he ton n of Htlll't I III I hIiii'mI n
ht el n a is.iiiitrv linn hi Aitl 'I lo-n
I next to nothing to di mid uett In no
Itodv In do It I A.eiiger life on hip
Ixinid I dull, life aI SAlllal'tli' I milt
rt alllgle gl Ailn higher I he lot u Itlo
caIoiI on the lop of a high til 11 It tiler
looking the mm, Alld tsiliaUta of Olio
plllirlprtl .piAe of illlilluilllte plolioi
Hull, with atleela l. lilting flillll II III
nil illliH'tlou t't the ulnire. or lllto the
c Illlllt l.tert xliele mil llieel alrnllge
unit lili tlllc. ili alghl I'he .1 recta ak
lined wllb white ma.Iic.I liUlldlllga 01111
il Iwoatoilea In height, with led tiled
ol f III e tll'lli'lied lixif gleeii iooi,nlld
bilb-onle All Ihe hoiie alt close upon
the iMifdei nf Ihii atrei. Wheleter
tlli'ln I n t itennl Mit IhiIw ceil ihem a
high stone wnll 1 I111III, othfil In wnlk
liig vou t nn vi v raielv ee mijlhlug e-
cepl what I linillisll.ililt iH'filte 01 Im-
lllll.l I In-li. me no alilet nlka, ever)
ImkIv Vtalkllig III the ml. Idle nf the
lieet 'I he alolea ale few III Ulilllbui .
dlinlv llgbled 'tint eniitll)- liM'ked.
ptlni-lpsllv with dr) gooiU, griM'erba,
lobnceo mid llipiola ullnppeal lo sillier
from a chioiilc stitguntlon of liillne
Hu. lei) .01111111 t" I eiii. with wbki'i
aide and huge nheela of olil mimm,
ami tlraw n pel I11111. h) vole, nf cnwa.
unit ill aw II pel hnii. h) lukea of cnwa,
loll liolall), In'll) liiolllid At cvi-l)
cornel Vou alUUlble upon street fount
ain, whioe vtnteia ripple llllMienlU ill
ome llollgba. alld wheie gioilpa nf
hlit'-k eved. nllio coiiiiIiiiiIiih women
are golplig while Hie) till alillipie
umlheii water-jiir a, to Imill
awn) on
their heitila Or olhela. p
ii'lhup. aiti
si'iuhbllig elothiHi on broiid, ll.tt Stollea
bv the wnvalile, upon which the water
aplitahea flillll it baillleeeapiiUt III the
aobd 10. k Ktervbo.lt eiicpl people
of the wealthier cbis, i bf'vrfootisl.aiid
the women cover their lien. I with
nowy.iv lillo handkerchief 01 brlghtl
col.. i.m aletwl. Iii the puhllr siplare
we llnd the miiikiil-Momeri. "ut'il on
the atone step of aiillie building Willi
linskctaof (llllt l.efoic thelil. audilrlviiig
aliaip baigalria with pun haer llr ro.
I'hi. a the jull, an ol. I. illug), llooi iire
looking establishment A visit reveal
the ei'Ceutricltieaof prison dial iplllio III
ion. 1 hcoiiiiiimy riilcoi impruou
incut nn-icv ernd, and. coutiar) to all
preconceived Idea, wc tlnd the prison
era have the kev of the Jail, and 1'w'k
tlieiueve In, and other a out, as llie
nation dictate. The liberlle whlih
they enjov mid their freedom from work
retidiir their posillon .nlino!. If not
wholly, enviable. There la llppoed
t'ib" a jailer coiiiiiH'lnd with the catnh
lillllient, hut his otllce tillal be a aim
cure. The Mixirlah cathedrnl, with
Saracenic doilies nud valudowa, ttmnla
near the centre of the village, a sightly
lumluiHrk lo the approaching sailor
Adjoining I the building occupied as a
convent by the Franciscan brother hod
until IH.TI, when Doin i'edro IV sup-
ireaei the Colli elllUltl elablUllllleriU
on all theaii islands. Theehntielof the
convent is in r. rtiiuou coiidlilou, but
still ah"jvs xome traces id U former
rich locality In the KciiiUiii'' Italian
stle From Jiifrforu' Journal for
Orlnbr.r
f'ratlfylng Voung person (applying
for housemaid's phf-e, where a fot
innn was kep', objected lo children, was
erigagid to and vlsitj-d l) a miMt'spee
table loiiug man in the 'Ore Artillery,
arid with a fortnight's character from
her last place, but who altogether de
not exactly suit) -"I really ham sorry,
rn'iirn, for I rather like your appear
am.'c, mum!"
Argument in company is geri'irally
the worst sort of couversitlou, ind in
book thu worst reading.
Iliahop f'larkson, of the KpUcopal
dli-eKi iii .Ni-hrk 1, ha rrturr.ed liie ir
hit lori ttrlrr ItfJIiU'l til .
The siiUUiK-e ifiioin Ur. Tull'a Idler
I'liI. sir di-rtirr.J from th Vif-lahl' KIiiicImii,
mm) sre .rll(-tilrl) itrli;ri-. Ui w-t llh veto
tls-tii sml thori'nrtusHitb ftii.inli, fles
f, Liter, sic) Ui-rl ClriMUll'rti. Thr pro
dtiieoie or tao rti ji s ilsr, nfiliout
'if tnirli2 or j?rlf-ie 7h wnthi ro Jraa
tu cWiartt.
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V t V t.X' . I IU. t V4i
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4 '.." S V. M X.I.I SM.n ,
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innn iMfiinii 4 4aiT-nt whi
4 r .. vm-IwI ! o-mt.ll
tVi t M 1 lf4Ms- l-(aviM
( 'A.4 nt .f m iwiiii
mi tavit asSvattNt W4 r-n
th m biiM vtntM tjnii Tx ..
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iwil n Us aV tmi fs.M "li t
M I. n ArK U Mtss
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rximH ntii mi tm I. x ..
tltUnat. a4 I'Aiil n 1 MM4Mtbno imwIi
l-sf I Mf4iUi w 4 in n
1 tiitvn nxtti
sn mtwr 1 .
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f H 1 ,MHt Mfcalllv
n oi,ll.
an a 1 1 immw j
unit vi in 1 VNlt bi toil
l.l
rW ll ( i4 avat ouhkMi
MUlt I Ul rs Hit ttVftll , a lot
h4i .-) ajs-Aa at tn am1 r.
n IjaI ! Xt, taal t fm4 tl
tb Vt wo.. laif 1 Waul aal
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4lAinni i.a U.M
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m nitnaiifca aiM(tal !! .., .j
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Xr llMaM I -i
lMAV H fu.4 .. ,MA lAl
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Hlat aif tM wtar, )U4). aliUfc al-
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nftati till le i-iko Mi lll(t.ti al a haeef
th(M( ImI VaaHa IMimjt, il -4hl
tkr iaa.lMot l1 titt Im lll
liavna.li ul l-llt t iiiihiT l VIIa-! I'
f ,mfttf Sim(- aWh iaaHf mi h tt4tf
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l,rli' TlKlf finif. 4.Ha ttaluia) iloii
awt Ilia flirt, t a Ml ! fll alvl i.ri-iKt.
al.t II lf,All-t ll I. a all fMla-i .iwf.lf
Iht .littea allliM aftltlna' loxu (rlklna;
.. .ilfirl ' ft-l l-y all ttfufftiti, -jd ,v.
a lamia
I imalr ll.it al llll to oilvo-Mie) I. f
laktfaT roM, lMulat lttlitl MatotMla
Ihiiu, trHMiM ala VfJt I aria I ..iims
I', 1 1 ar n( H 111 te unhand, att-t ll'ia tl
i.iim llrttM thai II I Malm' llattMktf Ih
llMMfiaNelallila k lliill n ft.
VI l-l lift Atr, ltH.l(af lx HtaAfi'AKaf
lli, I.) taalhf a l it-, ol K.lill 4 1 4f
I'liI Ham t'Kl f aval. ihIn-I III al ou tlt
,...4H Ira IriMu l-lll. I llo. Oiitr f.ktlfll
I'UI "lllhllnf ralrtf arel mil J.-l aril faltt
r. im 1 a-.
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iuoli, ll.lt ln, Ull haatlli habliii .Hi
iii4.ii IKal Ufi.ll.M4 (. rwtrl In Mlt
fl i,iil' . ami fi imif fM t)idtt.
i lflli of li lit ttill i-eiiiylilnl hm I'.l
I'll. Illlol nf lal Ml olt-l I'l.flt) .t I-
rlllnl A.J I Iff a tllUFlll.
10 Ja.pla llolwoi Vli.ini Caksa llel lot
lltalot i a soiiu noslhlna UM II. 111 a Iflal
fV.f.1 1. 1 all IhtliJIila
I twlr ftaln Sana alel Ii. I.Olllll-Hl Ul.if
11111 St.) Iil alellt a latliti fm naff iul
a l. ,f all llmiryl!.
I.IIOI llio MtkHl'taalaf ntlsai", llfif
laa.lnl ! Mleli AMI ar " 4raffM.
rt . all. m
I'sMaos VlflllMf I riKari fill Ull.l inl tft'lA
enl i miiiHI.Hi al Mi "I'alai ' ri'inonl
lltftiae, al lliarllrrifclr l'"f la If of tlif I-1
Isr 1 1,1 Hl i da f 4 all faMio l-n lorlo
fl.aif . if4 fr-iei r.i.ioi I r.Mii wiiri loiii,
Jawsrt Wu mm. Vt'ir
Urn in 11 tut ti-n 'oil,
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ti iio-1 1. 1 Ilia 1,kI l'ff'l'i fm l r
llaf of liam-tal IIc'miIIi I rta f Vsrt-st I'
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if HfHw) ifl llfil.l I' mn ailir r'l'l
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