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THE BED OLOUD. CHIEF.
l. U THOJIAS, r.LU.Lrr.
RED CLOUD, - - EBRASITA.
XOT MIXK.
If 1 i:ul Hio-M'iulili-V jimliwHv,
'it thi-, nut JUI-, ' "
"-It would Iimm-Ix't-n on-of rr-i ,
enrili l.ni Mi.
N.-hil. -leui'ile'cr have tHlli-n
nve Min-i't re-f ,
Tiii tiii-liiit J.e.i .ir vMi!ii;
lll'llH.vltsllt l.ll-M.
ItlltUlOW I uia Jlmnili a VHjliiJ
.bod'ukti-oilreur.
AViih ttiini hii'I lirli-jx tinl mo,
Aii'l rliHiilx 1 l'r,
hf' no Ihiici4mhIh'4iiii' outer
OHZU1- Utelit,
!"! flliell.W- JlV tilt! Hltll IlKltilill
'lliNt (-mill- wltll lltdlt.
If I hmtl -lio-i )lff'-i litlMtr,
vK mint', not tiilm-,
I "tViril Sihvi cHm!! h lofty itfttll,
WIh-m Mim- tiiwlMf.
Ot mtridfrK Klitt'-rinMiH
f twin umoM,
Wit'-' (OHIIIIHS mvc tluek proud u nil
I'OT iMIHll- id "il.
tint li'tc in tin- IkihIrhiU I toll
With Untl limel- -lo-,v;
I !i-i lint tin- -unuidi l- mtjriHHr.
lt ItttMilirt; Jl .
1 - ho )HP4;itnt. jdiltiir,
! )tHipir-tti'.
V.tM with earthwork iiit-.iMrofu.3iiO
1 hI nod .
h.x. iJ Nlrt-ti'-r, I totoH-,
TmJ iia linl hIhhiW choose;
-JmMiM itUt Ht.- tlM I'Vll,
'IIm' is! jWwm".
1 -4kuI! lut--Im-ch tiicljilglitiiuai
'WH"H !ort,
l'.ut Mi- IimiIi jtiwii me -ln!ov-.'a
W 1m kitom-tli Itc-t.
l'r I km tlmt le- -- I'Cjoiid
KwiiliV IwliuK -moid.
Ili Imh-Uihi. in)- h to follow ;
II htl- no liiiu'l.
Conic home "if tin- way U rawl,"
Veto him -riy,
Vom m tluoimh llif-c gtoouis uinl or
To f-dlc- laj ."
"hrittinn Union.
tiii: Morsr.ix ash the sqcjii
j:i:l. Tin- jHwtitii ml tw t-jnJriol
il.nl il HHIUli,
itMUnf!nn'roMlIiiltJolBtti,'rM.UtIisl'i'i;"
Unit replied.
MiiimiHilitln vury Wit; '
l'.ut hII iinxit iliu hwI wenUiar
Mu-t It- tuki-n in together
mak- a vi-r.
'i-l a Kitlicic.
I lliink it ii dl-gTMf
..m-4ii m )iHt-c.
II I in no! m laii;.- st- m,
i.h'm- n4 hi -iiihII h I,
iiI not IihII o.r.
I 'I Hot tl oll IMHkl'
f itit Miiiii'l trnck.
I .ilfHt-iilllliT. all l" wfll Mini wlMIyllit;
It I ran not -att fon'Ini itiy lmek,
N llll'T cnh u -rw k h lmt.
.'. II". Iltnerton.
tiii: iti.i.vu i:ve.
, lrnirytor Imiii Hoiii'Knl.
Mr-. .Mi'l'liiTMHi v:i-:ncrv iiupurt:iiit
jiiiii:' in tin' tnuiil.iinliif Ciuhniiror,
luMt.g-oimtnmg loUowunineeMioi
let uciglilNir from Hit- troubloii- life, ,
. . ! f
but still more with their entrance into
it; in hort, -be wa-the -' j'i'tnini of
the entire di-triet. Her dutie-;. there
fore, took her to eery wake and
hri-teuiij": in the count r. after -he had
:i'i inled the death-bed and die ed the
ib-id. or received and welcomed the
new -born. She -pent few night- at
home in her lonely cabin by the road--nle,
where there were none to bear her
compxiiy, for she w:l- a ehildle widow.
I he townland wa- mt eten-ic; it
1 mi'itu-cd a tract of well cultiiatcd
1 oiiuiry. wen a- a who region -ireien-
., f I
mg up into tin iioiiegai mountain-.
"!"haiirie took it-name from a mek
l"
ol l:llnl w nere itire iiii-ui- ami
i ! k- of granite alHUiuded. The high
1 ml lay between thi-pictureMjue wilder-'
in and Mr-. Mcl'her-on- collage, and
i.o other human habitation wa- in -iglil.
Somewhat loneh felt the good woman
one afternoon alter returning from .Matt '
O'Doniighue- funeral, where, out of re--jnct
to the family, -he had keened her--i
If .jtiite hoar-e.
-he was Inning recourse to her-hort.
1 I.n k pipe for cutifort. when -teji-were
hcinl at the door, and, glad to welcome
.1 neighlmr in her solitude, .-he looked
i niid bri-kl.
A -l ranger entered - a man appareitt
h lM'tween 10 and oU ear of age.
l'i itl iu the long-tailed coat, knee
1 i.e. he-, and bine -tocking then worn
b the pea-antry.
Mi-. Mcl'her-on bade him kimlly wel
come, and prayed him to be -eated.
M good woman, -aid he. "will
on ! piea-eiL to gie me :i drink of
w iter:1
" Willi all the plea -lire in life, re-
l.i d -he. going titer to her water can,
u handing him a drink.
An" where'doyoii get your water,
ma'am?" hv asked, when he had lliank
fulh returned the cup.
"Why, sir, 1 go a good little piece for
!' it water down t the well at the foot
o' Doiiind"- potato field."
Whv do you go that far. an' :i spring
:it the f(Mt o" mnir aiu garden?"
' There's nae -pring ava in my gtir
dell. -ir."
"Troth is there; ju-t a lino spring
bubbling tip be-ide the a.-h tree.
Mr-. Mel'lier-on knew that there was
no well in her -arden: but being too po -
hie to ,-oiunidict the Mi-.mger, the re-'
iii.unen -nciii.
At lenirth he got up and .-aid lie mu-t
be iroing.
"How far have you to go, sir?"
a-ked hi- ho-ti'5-.
Not far. ma'am: I'm a neighbor o
vonr-; I live on Crohanroe."
I'rohanroe, irood man ? There-? nae
hou-e on (."rohanroe, an I never seen
mhi liefore to mv knowledge, replied
-he. in extreme bewilderment.
lut I ken won well: lm living on
Crohanroe the-e hundred year.-.'
Mr-. Mcl'her-on -tood at her door and
watched the vi-itor. who ero-.-eil the
hiirh-road and went ti ("rohanroe; but
there -he lo-t -ight of him: there were
-o many furze bii-he- and great .-tone-that
he might ea-ily be hidden.
How ly -he turned into her little g:ir
den. and walked over to the a-h-tree.
There, -ure. eiiousrh, w;l- a clear -pring
bubbling up at the root of the tree, and
wearing a re-ervoir for it-elf in the
gravellv -oil! She nibbed her eye-; he
pinched hcr.-elf ; at hu-t ?he faltered tutt :
1 didna take a drop but one wee gla.-s
o poteen. jut for company an civility
like, at Shaun Doyne's ou my way frae
I..-, fio.-.ii
No: she could not underhand it in the
'lea-t. She knit her brow- and puzzled
all day, and wa- -till lnu-mg upon the
young-looking man who declared he had
liv;il on Crohanroe for the lat hundred .
xear-. when -he heard the trot of a .
hor-e on the road, and presscntly a knock
at her door. It w:l then night, and the
moon had lately riVen.
Mr-. McPherson. well accu-toined to
be -UinnioiiiMl in lbe ni.'ht- wa- not
. . .
much Muiui-itl to -ee a man holding a ,
hor-e at her door. J
You're wanted, ma'am, to attend a
ladv, a friend o mine," said the man. ;
- Can von come wi me at wan-it?"
Where do you come from, sir? I
dinna know yon. an 1 know all the
people in thi- country far an near."
Not very far," replied he. evasively: j
and he pulled out a pur-e. and showed i
half a sovereign and several shilling-:, i
I w:u- bid offer you all that money, if
you'd come wi me. ,
1 lie good woman hatl never earned !
such wagein herlife. and co.dd scarcely ,
turn her eye- away from the attractive i
sight ol mi mueh money. Her scruples
were at once overcome, and wrapping
her-elf m her shawl, she locked tip the
house, and let the stranger assist her to .
mount the horse. i
foraiionniuieinev Kept to the Jugh-,
road-:-out ineii, turning into the fields
thn- o-ii.il iiitclii.5 mill hilT-iT,t-j 0,1.1 1
" i- -- .---. .-. ..w,,-....,...... ,
other landmarks well known to the good j
woman. i
Why, surely this is Squire O'Hara's 1
CM?" nmon'.tniti'l j.Ih; at Li.-t.
"Thuru's iiuc-houiKi. Uiat-I ktnm-.Btiy
wliere ltcmnmtiT"
"Male' vmr munliivv; we'll ! at
' the place in a 1111111110," n-pliiil thr
piitli'.
A lilaz' of wnrm yellow lijxht pn
1 rnlly mitigktl with th eoM blue iinfin-
lilit. I lioy were appntvhui;j a ntntiv
a-tle, who-k many window wrc if
lliniiuatil. Sijuiix-'O'IInra'-t hou-j w:t
like a mttajri' romnnnl with xhU r;b
tle: anil .Mr-. Mrl'inr-on, 'who lml I'n
in tin iiiimediat1 iiii;;hlorhool all h-r
life, had inner soen It lx-fore. Hut -he
had no time to enn'- ln-r -'iirpri-'. for
Mjrvants in plendid liverj- htirriiHl out
to help her from her hor, ami eoimiift
her into the en-tle.
She pa-"ed thrrnih -ev'nil nxim
heantifiilly ftirni-hed and lihti with
roiinth' candle-, until -he r:ii'hed tin
larjre ehamher when- her patient, a
hand-otne, lad, la in a TtmiptinMi-ln'd.
There was a ffre htirnin; on the lniirth.
.Mr-. .Mel'lierm -at down he-itleit, lean
ing her elbow njioii a -mall white mar
ble table that Mood near, and azinjr, a-.
if in a dream, at the ladv, and the at
tendanl llittiii"; about tfie niitn. One
of them, :i re-peetable-IiMikin; woman,
eanie eloM to lier, and pan-in a mo
ment, :l if to tlu-t and arnine nime
.furniture, whipred. " Viu will pri
ently be offered cake and wine; but
voii'H neither eat imr drink in thi- hou-e
If you value your life."
Mr-. .Mcl'her-on trembled. How -he
eur.-ed her avarice, and wi-hed he hail
nover Min the rld jrlittorinjrin the me
ener'- jmr-e! When a man came in
earryine; a -i!er tm laden with refreshment.-,
and pre I'd Iter to partake, -he
civilly hut decidedly ecu-cd hcr.-elf, to
hi- exident chagrin.
Will you not tate the -pirit-, then,
ma'am?" .-aid he.
Kaix an1 troth, my good gentleman,
that-, a drop never pa--e- my lip-," re
plied -he, ohlhiou-. of thegla. at Shaiiu
Doolie-, and f many a t-uji of comfort
beside-.
Do tak a -up, ma'am: it will lift
uj your heart bravely," jier-i-ted the
servant.
Hut Mrs. McPhcr.-on -aw tin; woman
who had warned her looking back an-iou-ly
at her, and -he again refu-ed.
The night advanced There wa.-. a
small green pot lving on the table, and
out of ciirio-ily and idlene -he took it
uji to examine it. A -hort time after
ward, somethiti tickling her left eye
brow, -he raised her hand to rub it, and
iiiarveloii- wa- the effect of that .-imple
action. All her Mirroundin- were
ehaie'ed in a moment. The ladv no
lon,rer lav on a sumptuous bud, but up-
on tin-damp ground. The carpet-, -0-
, fa-, chairs, and tabic turned into gra .
and benweed-; the gaIy die ed at-
tendaiit-were dwarfed Into diminutiu-
1 "-rceii-coated and red-capicd peoide;
...1 ti... .f-it.-ii- i.ti.. i t 1 r
vani-heil,
.lll't II." -! ." ... ... ... .-
.,..; ,,. l,ut the ..Id tree-of
Sllirir(ni;,ni fort.
.Mr-. Mcl'her-on wa- -o terrilied that
it wa- all -he could do not to -cream:
but knowing that Mich a cour-e might
be Miicidal, she controlled her-clf, and
made no -ign. She then tried the effect
of covering her left eye. and looking
with the right. The cn-lb' and it- fairy
-plcndor returned, all a- magnificent a
it had been on her entrance: but if -he
ii-ed the left eye, the horrible metaiiior-pln-i-
took place.
The patient now reciuired her care. A
line -on wa- born, whom -hedreed,and
.(-1( I1(
the pillow be-ide hi- mother.
l!crbu-iiici concluded, the -ame-ervant
who had brought her to the ca-tle whi
percd to her that it wa- time for her
to go home. Neer were words more
welcome. She ha-tened to the door
without looking behind her. and -uffered
il... iiimii i.t li.'ln li.T l.i iiiomit lier lior-c
:l tnUH.,. (ll terror -he n.de home, not
i.:,r ,.. . 1... i)f.i.l clmw that -be
w a- afraid
1 "-..
" Here are your wage-.' he -aid, when
she di-tnoimted at her own door.
Taring ju-t then er little for the
! money, -he took it and dropped it on
the window ill. The ine-.-eiiger rode
off, and -he locked her door on the in
side, and -at down be-ide her cold hearth
to think over the adventure, and con
gratulate herself upon her safe return
J home. There was a glass of poteen in
, a certain black bottle in the cupboard;
-he drank il to cheer her ipiaking heart.
1 The long winter night was over, and .-he
; had not been half an hour at home be
fore daylight made it- way through her
window, and fell upon tlic jnoiic on the
-ill.
Had it turned into dead leave- or bit
of -tick? No; there it la., a heap of
I I'onn fi'li coin of the realm, con-i-tingof
a halt sovereign. Iie -hilling-, ami -i-!
pence. She examined it with her right
ce, then with her left, then with both
together, and the re-ult was the -ame.
Strange thing-had happened to her
of late: the vi-ii of her ancient neigh
bor from ("rohanroe; the sudden hub
! bling up of the -pring at the foot of the
' old :i-h: and. la-tly. her night at the
Kuchau fort. When the sun was high
in the heaxen-. she plucked up courage
to 'o prettv near the fort- at lea-t to
ni(iuIliniJtlu Squire's field with tree-I
.,ujne: round the outer eilge. and rank I
witlim one nciii 01 11. j acre was im
na and benweed- iu the center, and
all looking ju-t a- u-ual: but at her feet
lay a -mall red cap, very like tho-e -he
had .-een worn by the fairy .-ervauts.
She nicked it uo and hid it beneath her
-hawl. and a- -he did o -he heard di--
taut niu-ie iiiumc that was -weet and j
leaant. but that had a muilled -otind,
a- though it came from -ome region un
der ground. She remembered all at
once how her little brother Mick, dead
year- before, had once been herding in
the Squire's field-, and had come home
with wonderful tale of pipes and lid-die-
that he had heard while he lay with
hi- ear again-t the ground.
It's a gentle place, this fort: an
-o i-: Crohanroe, to be sure,' said
-he to her.-elf, an I'll ju-t tak'
the botinie wee cap haine wi' me for
luck."
So the red cap lay on the dre. er all
day. but there was no trace of it next
morning.
It wa.-na for luck, then,"1 -olilo-
quized .-he. i4 I'd ax we'er minister
i xvhat he thinks ancnt it, onlr hedbe
ure to bid me go to the meeting regu
lar, an pa- mv stipends, an quit takin i
" ww tIrI &M hlps me through wi
n, work- I
l ms last inougni ueeuieti ner not to
consult her minister. So she told neither
him nor anv lnnlv else about the man
who had lived on Croh:lnnx for a lum-1
dretl ye:irs, the spring at the root of the .
ash, her night at Squire 0"Hams old !
tort, and the little red cap
brought home from the. field.
thu had!
There was a fair held half-yearly in
f
the town of IVuiegnl. The day came, j
and Mrs. McPherson put ou her clean i
cap and tartan shawl, and set forth to j
spend the fairy money. She was unde-
cided whether to buy a pair of blanket-
or a " slip oi a pig to eat up the pota-'
to-kins and buttermilk j
The town was crowded with people
from all parts of the country, and a gay t
ceene was the fair the booths covered
with such goods as would be most
tempting to poor ft
and daughters.
irmersand their wives j
As Mrs. ilePherson stood watehino-
the sprightly black-haired maidens teas--
ing their sweethearts for a fairing, and
the mothers anxiously counting their
halfpence, she observed a dwarfish man '
making his way up the street. He
seemed to stop "at every stall to take!
something or other off it now a cravat,
now-a pair of socks, now an orange or
a wedge of baeon ; and she could not
.,,......:.-.. .1.... 1... . i.i r 1 .
iuieei-.e liiui 11c eci paniiur anv tiling.
His brown jacket was bulging out with
the quantity of goods he had manaed
to stow away. But the most remarla-
ble thing aljful the whole affair wa- that
i Jhr nwjrirnLSrf tlKL Jlallsriid not appear 4
to call Jnm to acoinnl : ,uiev put up iu a
jurprlVingly phdo-jilucal manner with
-' ---. -- - -w .-
the lo of their ppu-rty. inuecl. they
did not -eetn even to we tho little tliief.
Nearer and nearer he carnc, in am!
ouL among the cmwd, snaUhingarticla-
fnuii the lxxith- and towing them awnv
njn tu jx'r-'jri. 1 in gxt woman
touched him ujwm tin shoulder whun he
got clo'4 enough, and a-ked
" Whv do you tak the thing- fnu the
-mil- without iMinfor them, -ir?"
The dwarf uiif not replv to her nue
lion. UL-ieau u uiung mi ne aKeo an-
other.
. . 1 . 1 . . - , . ,
"hirh of your eye do ou me the animal and the quality of th- f.n-I
wit h ?" he :tkel . ,j(. n-cim e for her -en ic are djuUIe
" With my left eye," replied the jtoor of gnat imxrtance. lnit the !-t -u-k
woman, wondering at tin ijue-tion. s and the mo-t nutritious fixal will by no
Tin man -aid nothing more, lmt mak- , nnaitt our' the mo-t atifa-t.rv re
iti" a Midden -pring into the air. thni-t -idt if the-e other hxtoorlant auxiltnrio-
hi- finger into .Mr-. .Mcl'her-oii- left
eye, putting it out completely.
THE WASTE OF LIFE.
wiiy uvwioul.1 Tnkf jti-tirr Cnr.-of our.
fKrtii tlHW orkTfme-i f
A hotel-keeper pa-t the luid.lle age of
life, of long exjK.nenee. and Mm bl
iiuite acute lemer- of ob-enation m re-
frrnii tin W tork Tfme-i
"" .
gard to the phy-ifpic of hU gue-t-. wa
ipiite po-itive that there had been de
1 eloped of late a bitter form of woiiun
kind. f i know'of no niMin to account
fur tiii- fiiinniieiMcnt -:iiif li 'th;if
b; aiham-ingthe idea that woman and
girl- are better fed. I miv lho-J t-
oi.r xi'in.f-O'.'il U'rim,.ii -....I .rtrl- ,.f
firniir ftiiw. wliik It-ul itt wf'ttviiii't I lrta
they were in the majority. Delicate
hand- and feet were, of cour-e, to !
found, but it wa- to he accompanied
with drooping head, no breadth of che-t
and general debility. I do not know if
it ari-e- -o much on account of more e-erci-e,
but rather from the fact that food,
-mh a- women u-', i- better cooked ami
more plentifully given to them than in
the time of our mother- ami grandmother-.
There u-cd to be an old-fashioned
-chool which wa founded on
-tinting. It was unladylike for a girl to
eat a hearty meal. Our -i-ter- u-ed to
be half -tarved. (V:iiiig for that .-olid
food which was aholute! m-ce arv for
growing girl- wen- -ati-ficd with cup- of
tea or thin -lice- of bread and butter on
which a little pre-eries had been -pread.
Now, you may think but little of my ex
perience, but a -ea--ide nort i- ex
-- a ' - mt-r ! lllllHIOI. ' 1
actly the place where a fair judgment
can be formed a- to .-i.e, weight ami
general appearance of our women. J
am ipiite po-itive that if you were able
to weigh the women and girl
who aii walking on thi- eramla or
on the sand-, ami had a record of the
weight of their mother- at the -aim-age,
there would be an inerea-e to-da
of from lo to 1ft per cent., piite -ufli-cient
to add immense!, to the per-oual
appearance of our women. Von may
-ay that I am an intere-ted party, be-cau-e
1 feed m gui'.-t-a- well a i can.
ami that a better cla of people fn
quent my hou-e, but tin oh-cralioiis 1
have the honor of entertaining you with
an general, and apply to the great ma
jority of women I meet in the street- of
New Vork. We hate no better food a
toiUalitt, but I beliete it i- tin- pn-pa-nttioii
of it which ha- made the change.
There i-no I'ountrt iu the world when
the neceity of good, well cooked food
i- greater than iu the 1'niied State-.
The changes in out climate are terrible,
and the wear and tear on the human
frame i- imincu-c IVrhap-, nowhere
el-c, iu ant great city of the woildi-the
-tie mi human brain- -o great a- in
New Vork. It i- miractilou- to think
how. lift tear- ago, men or women got
along at all, ami prc-cr ed their facul-tie-.
with the bad -t-tem of feeding thet
had then. Hut if I believe I can appre
ciate better phy-ieal condition in the
city, I can not -ay the -ame for the
couiitrt. The country i- -till pie-fed and
frting-pan fed: it revel- in clammy
pa-te, -tii-kt dough, oterdone meat, ignore-
a rare broiled beef-teak, i- utterlx
ignorant of soup, and de-trot- it
dige-timi by clogging the stomacli with
bacon-fat. It 1- wor-e 111 New l-.nglaml j
than in tin Middle State-. It i- not ,
poverty that does it. but the want of j
judgment iu the selection of food and
ignorance iu preparing it. The-e en- '
gender long, lantern jaw--, pallid coin- j
plexious. and -lab-idedne iu men and 1
women. Feed a man
through a half-centurv
nil
and a vvomoil I
on indi.'e-tible
food, and their off-pring will -how the '
effect- of it It i- not .l.,.,,!.,,;,...,.,
l.u-l.i....,l..
tal qualities are dwarfed. We don't i
want over-nerv-on-men -ni.1 uvinu.n lH
timditi"- bi-iin -md no hil ive briwn :
Such it-iit- inv-e birth to -ill tbi'.l. ..f '
ipieer i-m-. You tlud me any well fed
: I---- -
people who follow the wilil reli-nnii ,
tenet-, which ended in -uch afe7irf.il
trtgedv a- took place iu New England
thi-year. That horrible thing came a
-traight dowu.ju- could be from a cen
turv of bad food and abnormal dige
tion. People don't look at food in the
right wav. Mo-t especially do profc.--ioual
eople, those who work the hard-e-t.
often adopt an a--ceticini xvliieliM.
fatal to them. The thing we all want
i- -taying power. It i- tnie, we
Aiuericaii' aeeonipli-h a givat deal
in a inarvelou.-ly .-hort period of
time, but the " fact i-. we use
our.-elve- up m doing it. v e don't -tav
Ytmr lawver, vour doctor, vour profe
. -
-or, more e-peeiallv the first two, too
often go to the most unfortunate of all
extreme.-. That stimulant which "ood.
well cooked food, and plenty of it, would
afford them they do not "think about.
The great waste" that i alwavs pullin'-
thenrto piece- thev make up for too
often by drink. This work- for a time ,
with teartul rapidity, keeping the ma- l" "'"'r- "v p "' "- "' -m'"" injure me inniN. ?o a- m inevem. o c.,,- in lh(, hxCtu .jtJj a ,lHM. ut ,-trf,. ,aj,,
chine a-going in triple fast time, but it ! bi put on, to insure perfect e.ainlme.--, , v eying the water, the elephant drink- h-ave them to -ak w ell. -trough -hak-then
-M)ii grinds out the co.'-wheel-. ' :lftr lht'ir ablution have Iven faithfully j by wading into the water and inmier- j,,., t,e i,. nmv ami then. Whi n '
Your profes-or plods it i- tnie7ind mav
imt r.x.nir.. ..o..iT-..Tiu- ti,., .-.,,- ,.:..r
... ..-,.... ., ..(.j'...v .... . , .., .iuib mull-
in. but still be noWr I.; ct..,.,..i.
and i proud of Mich ne-lect7 It 5- inl
conipatible, so he thinks with the ili.r.
nitv ot hi c
...... . r
illing to MiH.p down to the
is otteti the siiviii"- of i nem- f'liMiit ,
and carries him through to future u-e- '
fulne-JS. Great brain-T that do mi"-hty
work, and keep on doing-it. liko "Bi-j
marek, must tie well fed. A man may
"-! ...". ....... ... .-.. ui v, .tun ,0.-
coniplish something, but if he is -under- i
smirt filmier until h., i rt.1 .. IO .,...1 I
fed he stops then Middenlv and goes all !
to pieces. He has used up half his life,
and the harvest of his later years he is '
unable to reap. If the ouesrion of
longevitv
were studied, it would be '
Why do not doctors, lawyers, clenv-'
men and professors look at their col-
leagues of the same calling abroad, and
follow their example in caring better for
the necessities of life?
-A real duel was lately fought at
wants and necessties of men in lower --X or iiinssmng grain ; cioine, Mnmeu years ai.er pacing me agi-oi -'.,r vv ny .nilI1.arabie. , the UUi W!IV.
.............:.... ii, 1...1. . .. tt..i . i.i r i :iml -iiileil fmni iiliiwin". oliiiitini. wet!- thi t.-r :UI- ttlir. at !vl rv wum- . . - . - . -
oiiiioaiioii. ni' mnu a nine oau ioihi, , : ; n' j-- - ., . . , , ,. . MI.wool dr . i-uod-or i-olored ilan-
.....1 L .- i-: :j:rr !. iiir. retainiti- the smell of the vcevta- i an smmbl lie in her Iniddin- mamritv ' r,""un'"rT.wlv . . '
. .urn i. ,-u jitmin imu.uu.oi iiiuiuereBL , ," , ----- , ,. --1 i ------ - - .-; ----.- . i iliouMi te wa.-lud out nUMKJV iu
whether he k feeding on balced or ileil - --T have been working over; and developtnenu At W). it -he hat, nf -J g ii kxSoPZ-IZ
meat. y,vfr-hovy stni.id it is for a man h1an,l ' Z"1 neeesary laln.r , any character at all, it has ocrn ronnd-; P "J j ' then fohl-
......: u i.." , . , ., flint nnle lioniiirhlctle'in-il. it must . mit r i.viwin.m.v nlki.n-ilm.i r,i. It "lperaiun . wnm ry, aai. mill HWl
fitTrindpl" r" ZZ E en ? e to ' iniible to nmk"vvithout impaiug j parin and 'ret toion At W i,e hL' -1 P" a JSlh". ?th ??. "r
lluiey1 "hat1 anv machine S r o ?,- l .? ! UI n many -iKs of the world and Efr,? i ZZ ZVn "
without the necessary amount of good M:l-V kl" f, "ork can not be easily ; her judgment i- matured. At W -he L- SfJ'Hj SL.,,nt; ' l -
fuel. A pn.fes.-ional ,rson should penomicHt without the nami ami clothes no longer the "chit ot a girt, but the - .r"m34je of In,Iia bhf,r k.r,
be temperate but noLalwteinion-- receiving an unpleasant Miiell, and all j companion of a man. At .'JO her phv- l"1 t"'3'" y1 . ,1 - , . . ..
. niiipi ao. iitii not an-ttmiou.-, , - . ,.., - ' .. - , , .,' -, which can be adm-tcd) t almost mdi-
W lieu a mail I- "IVim" hllllell "IVVlV huuh.w juuiim i-.nu.,. -.o-a. ..unnn u- jirai amaanuiii ;inmm iiau' aimuii-u . , . r. It 1 t
partin- all the time with his -uh-tanee e:lsn-v taintdl with Mich odors a milk. ; a permanent riienes-: which should show l"a",' m warning, u uoe.- not wear
UhjTtlalLm ofS drie hmT'up When we think of the condition of the ; litile sign of change till 45. Thi, rele- . - C
and withers him. It i gcnd food with hands and clothes of those who go to ' gung the mo,t brilliant iH-rio,! of a n"
a sngleglass of sound Purgundy which th . without Avashin- or , woman's life to mere girllnl, t the ?S rriSMhT- SJ d-trTSin n
found that, as far as professional men ' this spout two thicknese-; of muslin are ment Hone. ami to. of conr-. u-
rrr ifi -m 1 t-i 11 rhAm k. A !';. j t -.-.- nnrxr ny a tin niriTi inn t - t m- inrniiii t.Krrr r niw iin iirinrn ti irri'?iiu-.
Vtnt.v 47tli .-.-Hi:n ....?.:. T ? .11 1 Itl- ivli.n It- i.-T. tli a nnn Via? Vr- . llSiCf T?iritrtiiniF fT. Vti lkf1 I." TSTl
t .'i.iii - Kbiiii ?i.biiiiiii iTiiiiiiiii it 1 ! ' t i . . k r- 11 di.a. iij iiir ii.rn.ii. 1 ulv 1 k iiv-4 &k: . 1 xxm ii- t.r ui liun a uv. i a.
driving, and no time to bait the Insist. ' two operations been strained four times, asked bv a brother artist, a Colonel and.
Tepinster. Belgium, by Coimtde VevsT, i les-lv or accidentally fafleir into the
who is. noted for enormous wealth. and 'cream pot be removed". And not only this,
,. , - , .. ...1. . .. . ..... '.
uaron ue anioo. l ner used pistols, ' but. bv straining the cream, dried, hard since the loiiowing toast was proii-rncii rlaaters sacc-d la ccrinjr erey cae o; the -and
the Baron was killed. The Count Inmps'of cream'that often form on top ' and drank: ' In ascending the hill of ar!: fcV3 b? ? u r P- F'
atwv,0Ugl:-,eredtO ofthepan,particnlarlyif set where the' pros-nty may we never meet a HfcVhi-Ato SdVaUDr t?S5S
give -200,000 bail, was put in prison. wind blows oa the milk, will either be friend." the countrr. 1
FAKJi TriCS.
Mltk-aHliaKtrr
rf -'
'oianlainU ul ijuc bcticr axnl'tbin
milt are vcrv otaJjti. and with xrr
g-tOtl rea.on. The mo-l owmast rvmon-
rtrnnce- coni cJJefly from or c-ttie..
I'eojtV in the country are '-enerallv uo-
ikv-.i1 to In-eenitt "from thi trou4.
J,
I'hat i- ft mi, tat en nb-a. Tw ttmtr-i
1 the -Mirre fntn walch all th.-' ujm
iIie are bpjutrh:. and there tW"a--of
. .... .. - .
lb- v i mu-t be wreln-d after. A.r-.-fy
Hnd twrftfct clrtimim-- art two of the
HKi-t inixirtant element Ut It J-xikn
. .. -------- . -
or if one would secure a g-l ualtvof
milk or butter 'Hie chararteri-tW" of
are lacking.
Of late yenr the milk ami luitr from
the Alderney or .ler-ey cow have at
tractiil much attention. 'Hie iut'ru-t in
, the-e animaL- ha rapnllv increa--!
that none td our mo-t intelbi:eiit farm-
- .- t I -t
r leei -aii-inii unie-iney -an ttire
1 leel -atl-Inil unle-theV ttn -itire
: "" "r. ,n"n; piin-l.!oo.Ici;or at 1,-a-t a
' y'JWl. J.-rvy ww Iti-.howev-
. ' " kn,Mn hiu thi hn-tl of milk-
er- ilo-- not yielu a large -miruut ot
milk; but it-" great riehne , a- om-
partil with other graile-, i- thought t.
more than coiuiieu-ate for what i-. lack-
ing iu mea-ure. A .lcr?ev cow al-o at-
tftictH attention and l.-ieak our affec-
1 I'""1"'' mu-re-i inuepemieni ..1 ner n
! trill-IC ValllC.
he L- geni.-rallv -mailer
111411 In
coiiituon cla- of cow-. The
head ii small, the horn-, graeefiil and
I clean in color, the eye- tender, l.iutiful,
and intelligent. 'Hie whole ln-aring of
, tin animal i- gentle and winning The
j -ft, .-hy eyo have almo-t a human, an
.ij'ji .iiiii;i jii. ion, into. -1100M1 iu-
teet her from rough handling or cruel
treatment. ... .
Hut farmer- mu-t not flatter them-
elve-. fiav ing procured a herd of Alder-
iny cattle, that they may now re-t fpun
their labors, and henceforth can fin ni-h
-ati.-facforv milk and butter, and hear
11. 1 liinirnr-iiiv i-omiil-iitiK from tfn-ir
ci-tomcr-. Soinelhing more i nece
-arv. Hffxi milk and butter am be
-updieil from the common gr.ub of tin world"- wnt-. -In. jrliap. - learn-cow-,on
certain condition-, ami w hen ing crochet or lace it itch, or to daub with
the demand for the ln--t or none be- water-color-. l-ft to hi-ow n dev ices
come
too loud to Ic longer slighted,
the butter-maker- will find that thev
....". . .
mu-t co-nply with the-e condition, or
their occupation will pa into more en-terpri-ing
hands.
Wake up the farmer- with an appeal
that toitche- their pecuniary intere-t,
ami -mill a motive higher than mere
-eiti-hne will be arou-ed. Tiny will
take true plea-ure in making their work
a- ucarlv perfect a- skill ami ingenuity
can achieve. If they find that the .ler--et
animal- are the ino-t profitable, and
in every way the nm-t desirable, thev
will take a laudable pride in bringing
them, bv increa-ed can ami attention,
into tin mo-t de-inible condition for
-upplviiig the
and butter.
highe-t ipialitt of milk
Hut whatever grade of cows furnt-ht
the -upplie-. however well thev are
hoii-ed and fi-d. there i--oinethinginore
needed to -ecure -ati-factort re-ult
more scrupulous neatne in tin milker-,
ami the ve els into which the milk is
nut. nioi'i' watehftiltif ill the milk-
room, more pcr-oual -iiperiiiteudeiiee
troni the ma-ter and mi-tre . and le
ovcr-ight and authoritv delegated to uu-
trained men and maidens. 1 his i-aii- on the wav to becoming a man. a- pa --oluiely
neces-arv to -ecure the het port to that dignity, he grow- to di-re-
luality of milk ami butter, even from gard them him-elf. and to reckon it of
ine une-i Aiueriiev cow-, i ne iacK 01
-cruulous, fa-tidiou- neatne , and tm--killfulne-s
iu the manufacture of the
article, will continue to till our market -with
poor unhealthy tra-h, .-old under
the name of butter, miles- the -piiit of
eoinjietition become- o eanie-t a- to
-tav the evil.
We have been rejeatcdlv:i-ked. What
l-the -eeret alMiut the ceicprated f-.cho
I a rm butter that has won it it- high
reputation? We li jte never vi-ited Kcho
Farm, though greatly de-iring to do -o, i
lmt nave read and 1 1 earn eiiougn, added
' p ", ..-.- ..
to our own experience in the care ot
milk and in butter-making, to believe
that the only -eeret i- thi-: the eow
t hem-elves a're the lir-t con-ideration.
and are made a- comfortable and kept
i- deanlv a- po ible: large, airv -ta
large
I lll.l. . T I I ! -! I J ! Ill'lllll I - ni
- i tl III
'" ; " ' .....- ....... ....... ......
,mugh tor lite aniinai lo nave pieniy m
"" ""V :'hiu. nneti. aim mgii
enough to give free circulation of air: a
the pnre-t -pring
"ter.a,,d a-oac.ous well orde.cdyan ,
-paeioi:
tile en
"ito which the cow- are turned each
day, by -eetion-. for an hour' regular '
exerci-e. 1 ht'V are alway- treated kind-
,. . .ii; i i i i. ..
lv;
no
col.ling or lonil har-h tu.nl i-
l'v,r :,w,,. a"l therefore, bavin;
l,,,,'r k'n abu-e or fear, the-e am
Ii'ivintr
..
ni-
mal- are gentle and kindly, and their
milk better for thi-amiability. elephant L- engaged in .-uch work a-
We hear, and know by the re-ult-. j dragging tiniln-r, il takes the thn-e-feet
that it mu-t be -o, that nothing can ex-', ,,. attachetl to the log between it
ceed the care and cleanlines- of every teeth. Then, mi-ing one end dear oft he
nteu-il that is needed about the milk, a- nround. it half-dniL-- and half-carrie-
well as in making the butter. Kvery
convenience that h:u- been invented and
found valuable i- -implied. " Order
and eleanlinessi-ysteiiiatie and iitiifurni J
order of feeding the cow.-and managing '
them, an ob-eVved from one year'- end
to tlie other, and this .-y-tcinatic work-
: : ...l r l... .
-." . " . 1 '.
nig i M-cii cu-iouii-u-. iiuui im- iun-i
tum " he liiUK to the tinal pacKingot ;
"""""" "i .-uiju-.-ii., j iu.h. .i-
5-nre :u-effect follows cause, lmt Ii milk i
s""' ''"tter nm-t be pure and excellent.'" t
Close by the all-vvhere the ciw-.are
,m,kt' a n,oni ' n.tUM "P for the
"iPH''11 u-e of the milkers, containing
wa-h-ba.-in-. ?oap, towel-, looking-.
i:l:i-i'S comb-, and bm-he-, withehHet.-
nttondeti to
."" contni.-t
this with the untidv
. ,. , . ,11
manner in which many farmers allow
tw'ir "dlker.- to milk the cow. hair tin-
bni-heil. full of lmk and .-tr.iws, per- J
aps jit-t a? thev come rom loading
. . . . , t. i
ciiaiige oi i.wiiieiu. ui uru-niui; me uair.
we cim not won,ler that ixr milk and .
butter are so common, even if there was
no her reason for it.
Again, at helio harm
even precau- j
any" impurity :
tmn k tnlren to nri'rptit nnv imnlinr
.--....- ..-.... .-- -. . .. . .... ........ ... .
getting into the milk. When brought I
in from the stalls, the milk is strained '
through the usual strainer that i-T or
should be. on the milk pail, into anoth-1
er pail having a brass strainer on the in- !
"ide of the spout, but on the outside of
and it wonld seem impossible for any
unclean thing unless dissolved to enter j
the milk. " '
.Many object to straining cream, but
we have always held that it must be
done, to le sure that any mote or parti -
cle of dust or dirt that may have care-!
reinnp4 w o mr'-'l "--- tl nl
the rrrrtm that tJw-r wit! aV dm 'Trkhi
rHt!vvtvt jfc t.lrr-rAH i-r TtM
. --rj--- - . ..--
iil i" lrt:-J iai-vr-Jaa-! Utuui v4
with !- troubk -i-afc.!iC tu .
n-cally a dstS'-nlt f'K jmrti-u!-- tf
4 very thick. IUm :rai-T l Jn w- .j
f whi'rh t)w crm i- ratnwttr 4 Wc-
. ouhh irauH'l aa4 mtokxl. mm! m
Ilfllc --t'JI IKHKrt- ui mil 4r Kl&i
. . . . . 1 '
; 01 Mam-MrTm-r. or pomp-. c
!-ra:e. we pre-, fat -4tnttr ann-
ner. -wmi: tl- -w ifwwMr wrft-.
e lwe t rr (dt thai it w m r-
1 iiw-.litnit tfeiUA chttrn m.U brmt
: seer idtifc&t - re-
.,,.., . ... . .
uk- wuht ia iw mimin nursing
1 We U iot tUktK - moct
butter fni a j:te auiuMMt 4 rmum.
If ti stutr -Mo. irMW. and riemm-
hm-- were alptti ia U LwrWt
are iinl$l-nt wr it mid Had a hmC
i-factorr iraprttmrt rxru hi tlr lottr
fnuii nir il lre'l f cow- Wltk
.Ier-"V -t4-k. we 3mmi tm fwr t ra-
MfwiiJi KikuFarn. Ht !- ur
...-.......- .... .. .. .ILl.L,. tit I LI...
"-1 -.-'" - j u. .-
, iiu-r-,-.-n 11 n i-tr u owj ir
m-y c.w -. ,a. lodr w lr thi. -
-nier ami .Vaalio-. rkap.
pn.lit M W - in r-at a- fa
n. iwii- w in mi v-t-iu h
kap Wir
U -
m'hi " nmmiia m pw
n- i-prottul4e in xll thia .Vr H.
,l'- V.-Acr. t' Inrju-r' Hntr
"
The I!o.
In -utie famiHen wbre the danvatr
j i- attended with evrrv care aih! lk-i-
1 tude, the i- often tartatl off to rk
hi- own coutpanhtn-aad hi wn rmium
meiil.-. to run all manner of hair-hnr-adtb
e-cape-, moral ihi h-- than phr-tic-al. to
ride on wild engine,, u clamWr amag
tin--hipping at the wh.tr-. to d-lgn
ioo-i- mi--. aim innn J"j;- n or swre,
he learn- rcHaw-e upon him-elf and hi-.
rcourcc by thi- mean-, while hi- Uur
-it-tamely ami -rely at hm. afraid
of her own -had w " While In t-div
ing off the eml of the wharf, -tniggfini:
with cramp in tin -urf. paddling at-
own cniii Mtnul-t r.nk- or rait.
1. ,-..,. t ;,.r ilm.i.,.1. ilr--1...1.. ih tl.- ..!'
pond, niiinin'-- with the lire-e:iMne-. a--
mmulattng -tn-ngth and knowh-dge of
thu-. hi- judgment i cultivated dailv in
.. -. .. .. .
hi- game of -tiek-kiufe. in In- trade of
old nail- for new copper with the junk
man, iu hi wrestling match with unex
pected danger-, ami hi- mtercour-c with
the bully of hi- lietghliorhood. In -hort.
the hot i- only half appreciated. nK-with-tamliug
tin-lack of ma-euliue 4e
mciit iu the ctiiumumtv. A huttgiy lov
doc not awaken the uimtliki a
readilt a a htingit girl. One
feel- that an orphan boy cmii
-diifl for him-elf. but a girl mii-l be pro-!
tided with proper guidance. We hate
-mall concern for the ldtter- mi hi-haml-,
for hi- bare brui-ed fe't, the
-habbine--.- of hi- clothe.-. It i- n matter
of course that he -hould rough it ; it i ,
the proce that lit- him for the rub ami
tumble iu the great world, ami m oin
wa-tcs a -igh over the affair. Hut if
there i- an errand to run. a kitten to di
jmc of, a caterpillar- ne-t iu the fnot
tree to dctroy. a hor-e to cMi-h. or any
dUagreeable thing to do. the ly
iviHi-.l into rcntiUitioii- In the ineiin
time, while hi- di-coiufort arc ijii-h1-
ered of no con-eouence. or at hii-t -iich
a- eterv boy mu-t expect to gu through '
little account wiietlier in- cii5He- are
wet or hi- ear- tingle with fro.-t, a- tlmt
rude specimen of hi- kind bore white
who, being a-ked if hi- feet were cold,
an-wered : "Idiinno; feel of 'em. " No
doubt thi- lack of co eting ami eon-id-er.itiou
hardens him. -o that he mat
endure the -hock- of mi-fortmie vtitji
greater eipinnimity on reaching man-
hood, and think of other tiling-than hi-
own -cn-ation-. IltirjH i' JUmtr.
f. K.piaiit' Trunk.
The popular opinion is that the
elephant cm u-e it trunk for any pur-po-e,
from picking up a needle to drag
ging a cannon from a bog. According
to Mr. Sander-oii, who h.i- charge of
one of the government catching .Mab-
- !...... ... ...!.. 1 . . ......... a ...
. ...
n-nnii'iu- m inuni, iin- ouiuoii i-ioiinu-
d entirelv on imagination. "An eb-
pinuit, he -av-. "might manage the
former feat, though 1 doubt it: the
,:lter he wonld not attempt." Tin
chief u-e of the trunk, a delicate am
-en-hive organ, i- to proem c food ami
water for the allium, and to comet -them
t it-mouth. It al- vviiriK them
((r
danger bv the -en-e of -midl and touch.
ei I....I t .- .. I.:. m...l- ..'
jn- t'll oil. till ill I I I ll - III- llioirv 'i
roiiL'h work, and ntrelv for -triking a
man or other elephant-. When the
the log avvav. A light log i- held in the
mouth", as a'dog doe- a .-tick, and the
trunk is u-ed to help balance it. Male
eh'plianL-carry the logon their tu-k-if
jt is not Pki heavy. If a hesivy piece of
work i. to be done, the elephant does it
bv pu-hing with hi- head or feet, or bv
t .. ? i ... . ,
drawing in name--, io -inn a neavv
- -. .. ..
load, the elephant throws Inm-'If into
ine name ctuiar iar oevouu in- cemcr
of gravitv . If that doe-not -tart it, he
knwl- and bends forward until he
almo-t n-L-on hi-forehead. In drink-
ing, the elephant fill-a!out liftcen inch-,
s "of his tnmk with water. Then, curl-
ig it backwards, he blow-the water
into hi-mouth. If an accident .-hould
mg the mouth.
0IdFathioned Barbari-m.
I-nt it ridiculous girl-
Ui:iL vitii
'should liecine .- apprehen-iv - u xour
. . . . T ; .-
era oi comparative immaturity ami m-
experience of IS ami 3. is a mistake
and a bit of old-fa-h:onid liarbari-ni.
It is based and maintained n an nnder
lying sentiment of mere anhnali-m.
icic Vork- Graphic.
Lord Lytton's claim- to literary
celebrity are not, it appear?, known to
his aides-dcKamp. Some- time ago. it
is related, an anient admirer of Iji-
cile was invited to dine at Govern-
A. 1). C. of the Viceroy, what he
thought of his. Excellency. tl don't
cartTabout the Viceroy,"" said, the reader
jot uictie: "i went to se uwea
Meredith." " Don't know him," ?aid
' the A. 1). C, 4 but I know there was no
fellow of that name to dinner.'
At
a socLil gathering a few day-
tK of a, p.-.' .jttjOitv. hv rf4 taMT- - Apfr cm m wr -
ing. and are Wop) u arwi that t Kfcm lw' W ' W ,! "
, Kan .0 minute are &mrd. fU a lra- JtT' f M, H ;h I
-.. 1 Mil. av iakMa rMtHl -it tm
inrHiiir" 01 z iHTrrr-. "ii - w- - 1
. , T
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npt-uinf: Hipfarata" If -tnv '
.urinkhs! w?Ji .-Hrnr. cf ltvel if 1 1
tJiJi , trup, lh?v 'mak a i. 1
for tea.
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not xi watery. WWu ilonr, t.p
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put one ipiurt of rhh mdk an I
a cup of rich -weel rrcaiti. 'w
t-tble-jnmttful- f mola- And - . i
to .H'wJt-a to nmr t4c. Mix m if. .
-poonftil d -nit, half a texi-''
fid of ctHMAiiHUi. one tea-KHi nn g-lea-jHH.uful-
of ginger, a4 lh- t Iv f
three wel U'U-n gg- 'i ' w
togetlnr. leaving in lun- d -jm . i
la-Uv add tin w hit f tlm-i -Ik
:itn vert iff ijne ndet pl.it
ri h jm-, w et th lge and '. tv w
-trip of the pa-4e acoond. tbii till '
the rtuupkin atal bake Ull un can put
knife-blade in the enter with.-.t
ni lining.
I i - lit, nrt it.
To ke-p lei-nuts frdsh, place tin
a jar tilh-il with wtur, t be i-iew. 1
evert da v or two.
KuhbtHg nat-H-on. oh andp.iM r
will remove eveiy bit uf starrh, ami i. u
der thein verv -nnnHh.
To prevent un-th- in carpet.-, w i
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, f " HM", b.fore laying them, with -pit
llf,,) lurpcn.im r in nim.
-To chmn -traw !niwts, tlr-t l.n.--
them with -nap ami water, then wiff
-oluttton of oal .iil.
Milk vvhh h lot tunnil or ch ing d.
may Ih wevt,iii.,l or remlcri 1 lit f
n-" again, bv -tirring in m lUtb -I.i
- Drv paint can 1k softein'd ami r
UHiveilln an applk-Mtion, with a w i .
of h stniigdutlin f oxalic acid
To make h niu-tnrd pbiter that wi!'
tlniw well but not 14i-er. mix web
the white oi flu eg;: in-tend of water or
vimgar.
If a -hirt-lo-m rayither artn ti
1 ha- lnen erehel in ironing, lav e
where bright nn will fall lire-tlv ..n e
It will take it entirely nut.
--t'reu-e can W drawn frin iiiipni'it
' it! kitchen llMr- by -Hitting pb-ntv !
-dt -iap on thu -jnit ami nibbing n ht
Ilat-icon thnmsh thu tm. One apjdi
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Willi gmii-Mraoii- live ceiu- oini i-
rWM1-' Vr a ,,r,'v'- "' t'TYr .
I- il-eii. me L'lii infill -lenuu of uini"'
w nng .-hie out .
There are variom inetho!- for n-'
moving iuk--tains fnmi vhite fabric-,
lmt mo-! of them attack tin- mit u.il
lt-lf. With colored good the diilii uT,v.
i- incre4i-il. for tlmt which will reuiovi
the ink will de-tnjr tin color A:
Kumpeati paper now -tatc- that if tin
-kdn i- dipintl into hot mei:l ,-u-1 or
tallow and wa-hdl when cold in ht
water it will remove the ink togethr
with the fat.
The lemon sinip Unight at -s.ir-?
can le made at Inmie mueh ebeaiKT.
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i aKe a mnimi i Havana -ugar. iit it,
. c--
in water down to a quart, dmp in the
vviiiie oi an egg to cianiy it. -train ii.
aItl one quarter of an ounce of tartaric
or citric acid. If you do not timl it -our
enough after it ha--tooil two or three
dav-1 add more 'if the acid. A few drp
of "oil of lemon improve it.
To wa,j, fin Juce-. tnk a large-
necked lxUle. fill with rain-water, put
' well wa.-hed pnt the lncs in clwr water
'with a little blueing and gum-arabic:
' then wring -lightlv. I o not inm, lmt
lav them in the -tin on a -tiff cloth with
, r. ,. i t-.. i-i :
ia inn in .icn hiii. rur :ucjm -einn--.
rin-tliemin weak coffee with a little
"ue the ca.-? with ordinary Ii.ind-wring-ing.
Conramptioa CnrI
As oW rj'idan, retired from pradlw.
ha-rin-r had pliced la bt harni Vr an Eit
Indu " mi.narT the fonnala of a rtiap
' vccttiWe retalj for the ztf It asd t-tr-man?nt
care for CoHmtnrslfa. Dmot-Llti.
Catarrh. A.-thnuu al all Throat ami Lues
Atlections. alo a rUvt aad radical rsr
for Scrvtyos DtiKtv aod all NerroTr Con
plainU. aftr hartas tcitd It oodtrfnl
caratirc powfrs In thociand '' ca.--. ha
Wt it kl do:r to rnaVr- It fcT-n to Lis
".-offrnnc fi-Uoir. Actuated far tkl- atiT
and a de-irc to nbeT- hutaaa mlTir-iiir I
rllt ead f rc of charge to all ho d-ire It,
thb rc-dp. Ia Genaaa. F-cach. or EacH!,
with JsU directions fr prrporiajr and u
Inr. Sunt bj mail by addrtrdir with
ttatnTi. samhi-ff U-i "piper, V,. V. .'itrr-iie.
UU Awn 2.ci, huchexUr, A. T.
Is foraer yean it wa a coarooa cccar
rene to Sad 50 per ccat. of ihe Seld haa-l la
Loaiiiana, V.!uippi ami Alabama tree'e
doa-Gi:h SranpicTer, CLiUsacd Fcrcror
Danb Azue. just dric th irssim titae ot
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