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M.1L.. THO-AIA. lu 1Itaicr.
RED CLOUD,
NEBRASKA.
BY XEWIIBOITK WELL.
1 would they'd romp urnla. Jubn.
Tho-f ! h'n wo wort; yt-unx
Hi mlzhJi r W(li: Kh then. Joint,
tt't h .t whole cvct:nca l-in.
7 h MJont inimn we waU.-b.td ocrhad
Kr in out tb w.-ilto cloud' p"ji.
And inlkrl or how the bent ens were blzb.
And b.w tho well wax devj'.
Jut think hnwKt'll that wnv John
.Tho w. r.d a!! bubcd to ret
ji thus no in .rr. lnl J hn.
Or jnt In dro,im nt tcst.
And wjwii in .Ilatitnt ftbephord's nonj
Trillfd ..Vrtli' inojiimi'l lone.
Oh. Jt.hn.'tw. nuMfc tbut. tndcod.
Was wetter ever kn ;wn?
FomotliDM nt front Ido. John,
I tvt m hnrt ldl w.tir".
.As whon niir phI- b, Uc; John.
tt at I y nisrh!ijrs oil. .
,Thon nx-rly 1 1 Jrn rnc round,
je . tb iijrh you tlll wrre tiv:
Ali. John, the only tbiinr I find
Jo- lbt 1 stand and crj'I
Tcmtle. liar.
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Till; TALUAKLE FACKAtiE.
A fetatloii-Acnt Story.
I was telegraph ocrator and stat'on
njrent on one of the Western lincc of
rad'oarh when this adventure of ulncli
TW'in frr.mrr In Inll vnn Linnn.,!..! ln .....
It was avrild and stormy nipht, and
. itu. iii-nnt u-u .n.nri.- i.nir ....i.....
,. .. ii.n ut .f !,...f,..u .i.w.. ...,..m..
ft....... ft..., ftj. . .V.i... .lft..l tltl l
c. lli-cied about the .stove in the waiting-
room had cvt-ntualh' concluded to seek
wine plate ncirer home to spend tho
-n a in, and, lor a wonder, I was
alone.
Ihe express f i om the West wjik due
at i , 0- After thatl hhould be at lib
t rtv. and I bean to wish the eenin:;
was over long before the tra;n came
along, or else that 1 had some one to
tilk to. for the depot was in one of the
loi.es .ino-t fcpoU that could have been
m k ted ami the wind kept up u dismal
mo'inuig in the pines close by, and every
now and then seemed to be positively
-"jiowluijr m the wires of t' e telegniph.
1 In-jran to feel nervous and fidgety.
At lat the train came. I was also
oxprefs agent, mid the expre-sman on
the train banded me a heavilv-gealed
...,.;..,. r.t.-,ri-;.r , 1... .!..! ,. .. u.. i
t-reful lol thau liran hwaite. There's ' SCM,"e -s7"1 '"" can,s to tho:$ w,,?m
a b g b.n:m.a in that iiackage, if it were f 0,Vv,sh lt cI.I'i 3"- you m
iouVs or nunc " , le,M' to '-'niain in the town where j-ou
Money?" ' I asked, noticiug that , are Ku.nd ,ou,1 c:irda lo (;vcr-J' no whom
tU re were but two passengers gettm- - sh U, know, ment onu.g the day
iM two men , shaL-V overeoais a-d I ?" h,n.,r which you will be at home
sld'ii liy liM.kuighats whom I concluded. '
f - r
mom iii'tiKing mueii annul tiim or
laying but little altent on to them, to
be hunters returned fiom soino uj
eo n1 ry trip. . i
Vs atri'o of twen'y thousand. l'
It eve." answered rhillins. "Old Tow
.lumps,
n to hi
e s ., sending it ilow
son. who's
v..tt nig up a mil somewhere near hero.
ii t bT: "
"Yes; on the other side .f the river," '
T.4.....ii if 1....1-. i i....a .. ti.
a it jsii tii ii r iiujv) tu ituu I4v.il
fuller, riiillijs "
"i o.i're r ght there," answered I'liil-
hw
ml then the train started olT. anl
tur..ed and w tlkcd towunl the ol ee.
A I neaied the diHirwith tiie paekago
in my h nil one of the men. who bail
tli:iw.tU-hiiig me. mad asjir.ngto ard
i .i.. . . i. ....... i...... i i.
i..l. .... il.., 1no-m.t for 1 1.,.,,,1 S... i 1
must ha e I eon. for I umicd back al
lr t the same iiistunt that, lie made his
m e. and before either one of them
compif hendu I what I was about 1 had
made a duo between tin m and -ne-i
c ded n getting into the ofiiee and
1 ad the door bolted almost before 1
knew what I wa doi ;g.
1 h-ard a volley of cures hurled after
me and then I knew by tho sounds and
the leaking of the door tiat both of thj
m n wen trying to briKik in. 1'iitlhad
u bars o their do.ng that It was of
ham i.ood, well-seasor ed, and would
resist ail the r ellorts in that diieet.on.
1 put the packag. in tho sa e. and
lorke I it securely, Lefore 1 stopped to
1
.ii iik wlat was to he uonc. J ben I sat
own to think wh'le I could bear the
men taking outs.de. I knew they were
lo 'mg a eo nci. over the means to be
t v-d t e'ect an entrance and obtain
j -.session of the money 1 had iceived.
It was auylhin but a pleasant situa
t tin to lie .n. Here was I a'oic ha'f a
i le away from any assistance, at ten
o 'o-k at night and a stormy night at
'" I - and the proimbi i'ies were that
ita.h evn both- was a'ready in be I.
If they were not, no one would ihink of
lining to the depot at thai tine of
n rht. Outside were two desper.ite
uen. who knew 1 had a Iage sum of
money in my possession, and they knew
th-U if they con d e'.lect an entrance I
vtui'd amount to but litt e in the way of
r tenting an accomplishment of their
1 anous purpose.
"lid enly a ilr tight occurrtM to me.
'il.e clerk at the hotel where 1 boirded
h d taken a fancy to telegrajrfiy and we
had put up a wire 1 etvveen tho li'itol
and the depot. Why couldn' I advise
h m of my danger, and have him send
he p?
1 heard a new sound at the door just
tin n which sent the blood in exeat
It gh ened wa cs al over me. The
Jir u hail begun to c .t their way in with
k hot-knives!
1 rushed to the 'iistrumcnl and 'call
ed eorge. What if bo had gone to
Ik 1 or should be out? 1 turned pale
at the thought
I'm pretty soon a response came back.
He was there, (io ahead
I l'gan and wrote:
"1 am in danger. Two men .ire try
ing t gain a finillaucu for the purrose
o iob ing the epress safe. Scud help
inini u.aieiv. lor l.od s sake:
Ul.Iil.tp tft 'ns..'"
Xot a 1
-lower." tcb'rrrai.hod Genrwt. who
ha not been r:ict:cing: iong- enough to
b alle to icad wcM.
I went over with the message again, j
f'W 1 suppose excitement made m.
vr.t ng blurted, " lor aga-n ho sent
Due... wont
Slower, and more distinct!
ma e it out"
.
Can't
j
I succeeded in
t rod God' Ue'orc
irak.ng him understand me thev would l
v through tiie dour. I thought with a :
i-o it Micai urcaKing out all over mc.
Put I went over the message again, and
this time he caught it. and sent lack a
hurried "All right! Hold out lor ten
in nutes!"
1 1 e men wore digging away li'-cc
leavers. I o:dd fee the poTntsof their
knives- once in a while, as they splintered
away fragmcjtsof the panels. Bnt 1
kuc . thai it would ta' c them some time
yet to cut away enough for them to
make an entrance through. How I
v ishe 1 1 ha 1 a pistol'-
1 waited in feverish impatience. Snd
uenly there Mas a crash, an I one panel
was s'.ovc in by the loot of one of the
men.
Aha!" he grinned, with his leering
face at the aperture. "You see we
me .u Lusiness. don't you? What are
you going to do when we jet in, eh?"
I didn't kno'.v. Die, I supposed, if
thev took an idea to put an end to me
-to'.o tli.r heads. Why didn't Gcoire
and the help ho had promised lorae' It
scenic I to me that they had had time
enough to ma' e a ten m le tramp.
"We've got the second panel almost
ready to stave in." said the other man.
chuckling horribly over the cheerful in
'formation. "Then, I guess, Tom can
crawl through. Yon might as v,ell be
opening that box o your n, an' git out
that bundle wo're a tcr. It'll save all
on usons.dera lc trouble an' time."
( rash came his foot against the panel,
and it burst into splinters; and ray
heart fa'riy slopped beating when I saw
one ol lhem thrust liis head an I shoul
ders through the opening. I seized the
poker, and struck him over the iiead
with all the force I could muster. Hp
" out u Toll7 "I" tcrriblo cnr;.,
butI Wa martcr uf thcsituaUoti at that
tartCHlar moment.
Sii'Wcalr there was a sound of voices,
and then tho man ontaidc cried out that
they were "nabbed." and tried lo m.e
hikes ape Hut I knew bj the aound
that lie was caught, and was utrugglinz
with hi captnra. There were mjrrral
pistol-shot fired, and carr cries, dar
ing which the poor nth In tho door J
ninoe no cllort to escape. I ut Jay t!cre
lirnn and motionless. 1 bczan to fear I
bad killed him.
1 iTfiW 1 &C thcloltS.
"Ot the door Open in-t in time tO
free the other
... "
OUO OVcnOCred. a
pnuoner n the hand of a half-a-dozcn
.
of tho boy from town. Then c cot
th- man out of the door- He wasn t
dead, bnt he was in'onsiblo: mv blow
w tth the .po -or ha 1 Lcen too much lor t
him. I
I taught mo a pistol the first thins
next mnrnlnrr. and was on the lookout j
for rob! era anJ adrcaturera after that;
but that was the only adventure of any ,
a count that haptwned to m- while I '
slaved there. If it hadn't I eenior that
telegraph w hich Gor"c and i bad nut
into operation. I rather think I should
have fi' ishel up all my earthly advent,
urea that ni-hu Farm and fireside.
lH-pertmcBt Edict.
iriAiwiiJ1' ill tn TnnnnfT-H ni rrrirH j,
fo -.etv. juest:oni of soc.al usan-e nuzlc
f-m ---w v.. r..v... w- -
ffTCal manV WOlnan
iud'in,r IlV the
k!tU;rd lh:Jt are fonvarded to me t
avx),it such matters. Mot of th
U-Sk.il IT
m r.i.
' to cards and wedduur. and I mav
. ...
lni "Wnietiio generally b, answcr.n?
nlnlihem. If a bride has ent
H w'-uung-cardg you should call upon
her .n her new relation. If fche sent
f out no card, you may call, and leave
her to decide whethcr'.-he cares to keep
up the social interchange o visits by re- !
turning yours. If you do not wish to
c 'iit.iiu'; the acquaintance, that is to
keep up formal visiting, youaa drop?
it at th'.s time as appropriate! v at any. '
It is cfectly proper for a young worn n
on :isutning"ne.v social obligations :is a !
, wife to revise her own viBitiug 1 si and j
' take proper means to retain only those '
names io whit h she may feel herel'
! able to do social justice. An tin r arried
woman who has no older sister uiimar- '
' riciMias "Mibs" on her cards, without
her initials or her first name. On rc-
'"'n- ui your noine ancr long an-
t v.vvv, ui;iut aim tiui rstiiiv; ii"iiv
iti nif'Mirii tiintn wi .niti ... iaiiv
re'reshments, like tea and cake, at live
o'clock. It is correct: for a widow to
have hor Christian name on
her visiting cards. A canl with ac
ceptance" vr itten or engraved upon
it is vulirar. Write a punctilious note
in the th rd iie.'son. ace liting or de-
l- I k l r . ., , .
","' ra ,T lu, i
( on,ur ll ",l"ls lhe vi-itor called in
!?'"?" ThcT ,"'1,V who is n "tr;'"f
",u wuuj.-i mioiiiu iL-iivt; ;i i"iru lor ncr
:ls well m the man who had taVen him
to call. It . a visit whether she is at
home or noL Iloth should le.ve jtrds.
. j A girl about to be marrie I does not put
P. P. C on her cards Write yvur rgnt
ora 'cntanee of an inv tntion on nshiet
..r ....... .. i : i i
tl reeled lo the person wh invites you.
Unless vou are tt .-end it bv postone
vc!opo is enough.
I'o not write re-
g et or acceptance on your visiting card,
mat is vulgar, it is prooer to semi a
caul to the bride if you do not call in
person, but it is better to cull, and es-pe.-iallv
uinst you call on her ra-ithor.
who invites o'l '1 he best form for ac
ceptance is tlie simplest; "M ss Smith
has much plenum in acccji'ing the j
polite invitation of .Mrs. l.rown for
lOilttt invitation til Mrs. I.t-fiwii for
Thursdav. the loth." The u-hcrs at ni,(1 ravish who infest street comers
day wedd ngs are again wearing j earl- j ar' prowl frew alleys who add noth
cofored kid glo- es with a black si tchiii" '- except to illitoracy an' vice, an' sho
on the back. The coat is a black clotli , h raised 'cm up by her system of mis-
riuce Albert frock, and the trousers taken charity. Philanthropists may
are dar. g-rav. Thoir cravats may bo -quirm an women make wry faces, but
white Ofoni n. black, or a dark color, t
but mils' be uniform, whatever
co!or s i
chosen. The bride and groom must
we:ir gloves, but the groom must not
wear a dress-suit n tho dat time, no
matter how the bride is dressed. It is
not etist 'mary to send acceptances of
invitations to weddings unless the card
contams the request to respond. Where
Irom two to 1 ve huimrvcl or more cards
ire sent out the formal response toeach '
one wouui i'o a nuisance. I h prooer
acknowledgement is a gift and con
gralulat.ons if prcsen e on the oec:isioii
is impossible. Of course, if it is a small
at-homc wedding, where provision is
made for a it-down d nncr or s-'pper,
the case loeomei.soincwhr.t ditl'crcnt, as
only intimate f icuds are invite I. and it
isdesiinble to know approximat'dy the
number that will be present Hut the
caba.ist'c letters IL S. V. P. weio in-
veiueu as au iniuuarou mat reply is 1
something desired, aud woimI not have
ever been used if life was long enough 1
. ti .-.it !
to sent! anu receive replies to an notes
of invitation. A, i. Cor. Cincinnati
En uircr.
t
Ancient Warfare.
In the days of hand-to-hand fighting,
when mi-silo weapons were employed
j by ncumparolivt ly small jiortion of the j
( comba' ants, the v in juLshed wvr rei- .
I orally a'.mos' aim hilat d. and thu vie-1
tors utteica en
rm usiv. At (.aim v
40.000 Kcmans
ut of 0,000 were
killed t
llast.ngs tho X rmans.
Hon h t'0 vict rs.
lost 10.000 1 1 1 of
C0.1K) X. and at t rcc. 30,000 Frenchmen
out of 100.0CO were, it is ass rted,
killed, witho il reckoni g the wou dod
When the flint-1 c. rci.nol the avr
aje of th prop rtion t.f the kille 1 an 1
wou uled in ten ba 1 1 s. b iJiinimr
with Zor.idt rf in 171H nd 1 nding w'th
1 Wata1. r WC frai Trtta'nsa fl a-
j IV ltu 1 - V'aki
n"-fou th to one-
fifth of the tr ops present n bo h
sides. The heaviest loss was at or.i-
dorf. where VrJ,jlu mc out of 82,K)0
were killed or wounded. It was s
ver heavy at Fylau. be:- g .,, u00 c
ilso
cas-
ualties out oflG0,t)00 mv. 1 1 thecam-
paign in Italy in IS".. rilles were ued
on both sides, a d we li' d tha1 the pro-
portion of casualties lo combata ts w.as
at Maircnta aud Solfer.no one-eleventli.
In tho "ranco-l russian w.nr of 1S70-71.
when both sides were armed with
nreecn-i a ,in.rri e.s, the :vo:age pr
portionof killed aid woundclat vVorth,
bpicuo'cn, Alats-Ie-lour, Gr-.Te'tt'1
aai Sed n as ne-nin'h. the heaviest j
b ss being at Mars-Ie-T ur. where it was '
ine-sixin, anu me smaucs at e an,
whe e it was oue-twelfth .-IfAaucnTu.
Xo CeaplaiBts from lhe Fwarders.
A Detroit milkman some thne since
secured a customer whom he soon d s
covcrcd meant to pay in promises, but
ho realized that if he quit serving her
ho stood no chance of collecting tho
'debt already contracted. He therefore
planned to oblige her to dismiss him.
aud began by adding one-fourth water
to the milk. No fault being found he
put in fifty per cent of water. Three
days parsed witho t coniplaiat and the
amount of water rose to seventy-five per
cent. In three or four days "more he
served her with two quarts ot" water col
ored by a gill of rail v. Next morning
he expected to hear from it. but as the
servant girl made no complaints he
asked:
-How does the family like the milk?'
"Pretty welL I guest?.
2Co complaints?"
"Not as Pre leard. Missus is a
widow, you know, and doesn't drink
tea nor cbflce on account of the dyspet
sia, and the boarders have all they can
do fo compla'n of the butter!"
The man gave It up as a bad job.
Dclroit Free Frcsr.
What disease is most freqnentl..
transmitted by kissing? Clara. Palpi
tation of the heart, we believe. -dclpMa
Scirs,
Rretfecr Gardecr IsVa CUritj.
Us fill," kj Brother tlarrjaer. m
fee gazed down upon Elder Toot la a
paralyzing way, ' I made aorno remark
datmvpodhunwaimiundeTood,aa
di evemV I imp to make it plain.
" Ie Good Ikwk rMlcx of cksritr a
upon we miotics: ot chanty, it rn
tbotand times, an a big btcr of de
peonlf belicTe dat de word as aed in
cie Uih!e mean dat we mn open oor
pcrxes to de poo'! In de fnt place. I
i !rnMlW L.t;r4.i -t- (..fv rf 4-
I Htnln mnm hnV;n t;.ltr m H
- ' w " "--. '.. f.- w
fault of r.tir f1Ur.tnin It mn dat
- .,... ...v. .b... v . ,
j we mint ohcrlook, cxcumj an forrive.
Charit v cwercth a multhnde of sins!
. Does (fat mean a loaf ol bread pxed
outer de kttehfn doah to a lar, or
ao&tttmean aai ae wfeo obertooxs ae
faults of others shall have wmol his
. , , . . . ..
own conauaeur i aoiato ue latter.
' ISut let us admit dat de chanty of de
Uible means aidui de poo. If I aim
ten ahillini a day an' 7ork in cold an
heat an' rain if ray wife economizes
an I am keerful if we go slow an
dre widin oar means an manaco to
laynp a few do'lan, what man or wo-
msn on airth hai de ribt to t.dl n
n dat
1 1 mas' past any part of my pavtn's out
.to people who am poo' frew their own
j'fault? Whar' I have worked they have
lraiufski'i V1ifrY T fiat a rknfKw( ! liT"
s . -.
V'- r a ti V SSfc ? w
"fjaandercti. nar' l have ocmetf my- ,
,c" VJ li,: Cl11, " iu a inn: iiauu. j
1 -i'ii. aui uuk itu .tu.v ivniiuu mo., w
America who can't airn suflicient to
iKiard, clothe and school a family of six
and fend hi wife to church on Sundays.
Par' am not a widder In di kentry who
can't airn at leait a dollar a day at some
occupasbun. Dar' am not an orfan who
hai de shadow of a right to ask any
man fnr a nickel.
Our public charities am so man
fraud upon tax-payers. I defy de most
ardent philanthropist in dis kentiy to
phow me one cac whar' a citv poo'
fund dealt out to paupers has lifted any-
iKMly above axur agin
Ie city which
raic de moas' money has de moas'
p:iupcm. llggers prove it, an' yet
philanthropists won't admit dat it
prove anything.
I.et me start out to morrow an' ban
five dollars each to one hundred solicit
ors of charity an' how many would have
a dollar left by night. At least half
would sjenil a portion for beer, wh'uky
or tobacco, and not twenty of de lot
would buy wood, flour or clothing.
He who gives to a tramp encour
ages loaferism, thieving an' a dozen
crimes."
"He who gives to manor woman able
to walk de streets am a supporter of
vice an' idleness."
Dat's whar' I s'an' on do one
j side of de qucshun of charity, an' each
pasin' dav turns up fomcthin' to Con
vince me dat I am correct Hut now
whom I d feel fur, an' to whom kin I
give? If I asj-i.st an able-bodied man to
airn hi3 own bread, dat am charity. If
I kin prevail upon a father who am
wastin' his money in drinlc or at cards
to put it into his family, dat am charity.
If my poo' nay bur Io-es bis horse I have
a five-dollar b.ll fur him. If he loses a
child I have ten. If ho breaks a leg or
an arm I'll sheer my meat an' tatcrs
an' wood wid him until he kin work
agin
If a father falls sick an' has
nullin ahead my kind o' charity chips in
fur a shake-purse to pull him frew. If
a stranger comes among us an' am ill
let us make him well. If firo or flood
devastate a section, let us send relief. If
a widder am left helpless let us fill her
coal bin an' llour-bar'I.
In twenty years America has niised
up a class nunibenn' tens of thousands
who shirk work, who nuike saloon: pay.
w,in
ho have doubled the number of pohco
anu
u J:u,H p"?ons nu a.cai.
rob
do preachms of do one an' de syrapa
thics of de odder have made de won
word
charity synonymous wid Vice and Wick
edness. Iet u.s now assault do usual
programruy." Detroit Free Press.
Complimpnts to American Onank
Dr. John Staincr. Organist of St
raid's Cathedral. London, than whom
there could not le higher authority in
rogaru to organs, organ inns c, etc has
fchown his appreciation of Ameri an in-
strumi-ns by preparing an instruction
book eSjieci-illy for the Mason .V Hamlin
organs. It has already been published
in London, but will bo immediatelv ro-
Jiubl'shed in this country by Messrs.
)i.son A. ( o. Messrs Mason V Hamlin
have also rccoited very ice ntly two
noteworthy coniplnifiSs for " their
organs frcm I oudon. One is in tho
sale of an organ to Her Ma esty Queen
Victoria; the othi r is the announcement
that one of them will bo used in est
muistor Abliey on tho luth. 1-th and
loth of this mon'h. with full orchestra
and chorus, in the production of
Gounod's " Kcdemptinn," under tho
direction of the Organist of Wcs' min
ster. Dr. Fridge. The same organs
were used Iat week in the pro iuction of
the same work bv the l'hilharmonic
Soc;etv of ltrnokhn. X. V..
direction of Theodore Tin
will be similarly used next w
under tho
Thomas, and
cck in the
production of the same work by the
Cecilia Sticiety of Philadelphia, undor
Mr. Thomas' direction. Boston Journal.
d'ooil EnoRh.
A wagon containing a calf in a cage
was on tbe market yesterday morning
with a farmer's wife in charge, and a
butcher with an eye to veal stepped np
and inquired :
"Madam, is that calf for sale? "
"Yes, sir."
"Is ho a Durham?11
"He may be."
"Isn't an Ayrshire, is he?"
Like enough."
"Don't you know his breed?" he asked
in a surprised voice.
"No, 1 don't"
"Then how do yon expect to sell him?"
"All 1 know abont that calf is that his
father hooked a justice of the peace to
death and his mother chased a female
lecturer two miles, and if that ain't
breed enough to ask four dollars on yon
needn't take him!"
The butcher said the breed was all
right Detroit Free Press.
One of the customers of a Boston
restaurnt suspected that tho waiter
who habitually served him made a prac
tice of drinking whatever remained of
the bottle of "stout" that invariably
accompanied his mid-day meal. He
disliked the practice and thought to
correct it; so he purposely left bis glass
one-quarter full 6f the brown beverage
and then poured in as muck Worcester
shire sauce. The fact that immediately
after the customer's departure, the
waiter was taken violently Ul confirmed
the suspicion. The waiter was cured
of his bad manners, but the customer is
now a easterner of another rutaarant.
Boston -PosL
m 0
Benjamin Franklin's old bullVeye'
watch is owned by a man ia Lancaster,
Pal Large offcrs'have been refused lot
this watch, including one of $1,000 per
annum for ten years, from a New York
watch company, simply for tke lou of
the watch during that period to display
in the window of their office oa Broatl.
way. Pithbmrgh Feat.
a a a
Sergeant Ballaatyao didst escape
the interviewer ia America. At tk
Savage Club in London the other aigkt
he spoke of this Americaa orodact mad
said that "if the Angel Gabriel akosld
come down they would guy his, iater
oew him aad describe his' horn im tkt
papers."
HOVE, FAKX A5 GAKBES.
A Tonawsada rasa d use art
of awdut tu rjwrh bill of J ofaloe ia
on: po and none in a&olkrr. Tto
uwuct bdl jJcldsl aearlr tScj
rauch tbe otic; ai I"
Wrre, rB" -- sTaoother. A.
-'a-
otaU
J.
notation in the ranlcn w a nccev
fa-y at In the h:A. IMffcrrot Liad of
vrselablci require diflVrenl kicd of
food. While tnaanrJB; wjll help tawch. t
it L In ererr war desirable to revene '
tlic order of tjlanlinr cvt rr 5 car llet-
. tr CTOIM WUI rcstUL Cwmiv JavrnAL
ei. -r .... .
, . -
Aletanuna I nddm?- One pmi ol
I ssftl floor, three jll ol milfc. oar iil
rfnch cream, s x applej. lour rjrs. a ,
saiuroon of alt. pare the applev and,
c bui w cure wiibhbi uiun-iorn.
Iteal the batt-rierr smooth, and pour
,. . ...t. t t. .. i --
! over the apples Lake one hour: crTe I
with cream ance. - Toe llotiuLoid.
Any one who can pet a piece of 'art
I rear s jrrowth of rrai-vSnr w.th two
I 'or three e-e, oa it can make fanucU
independent of nnrcrvmen and trre j
j peddicrs. Uct by p-twn wclrown j
i roott one or more 3 ear's time mav be
i saTca wncre taat i a more miixrta?n
point than the
money cot of root.
I os do Ii.-ilr.
For e roust never be ucd In c -tract
anvth ng from the ear. The best and
ta eit plan is to in :ct lukewarm water
rather forcibly by means of a synnge.
This will rarely be f un I lo faiL ishould
the car hatu become swollen, a little
sweet oil must be Kiur-d in and Wl
there till tbf next dar, when sy ringing
may bcagain usctt- IHtrtttf roL (iu& OU.)
-When the b ossoms all from rur- t ,, lrt b , tTtnaUUrt o: Mt
rantbu.hs it mav be suspected that p.renothecMj of ll.twti.1. M.. i-t
the borer i at work in the atcms. lo ,tll.0,t tt. iaciint .f whlch M fct1
discover tbte cut off the branch, an I il ' Xall to be o! th frcal.t lot. rt U all, a;
the borers are in it as!, nder hollow will , cUllj toourij,- Ticiia5r nwa
be fotmtl where the pith ha been eaten i mel a JaJy a trtUe pt m-ldt rr with tai
out Ah this in ested uoodmut tcctlt j Uriou hlte lulr tbl ctitrteJ trUlnC7
out and burned and new about grown . ua pltrcmi: bUck ejc. l otcsi a
to succeed it .V. J". 'Jttru. J tr-Ubt, tuh biWl. otuAtl. but cuBi.un4-
Haked I-ggs Put a fiblespoonful I ,u couibjned ub aui.. aboUjudj-tlkc,
of butter in a Tiie nl .to and tet il in : f"'1 ,tl tUUyut- Aoy cut Juje ot
.7 ..I.1- I a", , ' "' ! buuau ujturc cuuU -e at once tbi. b -i
th oven until it me Is and beg ns tc , u the procure of .h uuu.u.i ;,rru,tx- "
i-muke. Take it to the table, break mx j Ortina m atcwuf. u nfc tbaa u.ot ot
e gs. one bv one. il a c p, tmicklv ker . and to ex ri a li.fluuc-fr rcb-
I ouring in each one carcf Ily nto the
melted butter Sprmkle with pejuer
and sa't put a small dot of butter' on
fipof e:ih and set in the oven un'il
the eggs are "oet" Four mm tes nn
quick oven arc enough lor this. Hit-h
gravy o'any kind will uo instead o! but
ter. Cumnnuti Timet.
r- r
,,, fllH
-How many little things one might
do if thev were mlv suggested to one
at the pro) or time. Here is one of the
many. The high chair for the baby is
always to'j large at tirst; this is a wi o 1
pruv sioa 'o growth but not always a !
com'ortahlc one. bit it nmy c made so
by making a padded toveri gl r the;
seat and ha.' o;thchiir. The maller
the child the thicker thee ishions. should ,
be, thus a i-hair that is 1 .rge enough for
a child of live mav hold an itifaut of s ;
few mouths. A. J'. l't,s!
Th- A II (' of Batter Making.
.,,;,.,,,.,.,, .-v..... ""
terand the rejection of a large amount
s milar in chatncler to that which in the
mist four. d .ale at some price has caused
a mo e genca' in.pi.ry bv Ihepn.lu-e-s
as to the elements f at comoose buter.
the jirinciples that govern its rotluc -
Con. and th in'hiences which have an
n. ..-..1 .1 --.i r 1 - i...
..r....t ... 1 1......: .i.......;..f
: ... ..-n... v.. .-....v....0 .. v.... ,
its quality
It is but a few years since that m'lk
inaKcrs. iSow il is unilcrsiood that the
eoWL'O'crns the omtltt: the food !.
tltiences but docs not control the result
-
1 here are cheese and butler cows, good
and piKir food lor btit'er-makmg. ami.
nii.tf Ms hiiiinrliint 1 ! or., arn two wn
cpiite as 11111
o. making butter, a well as two de
scriplti ns of a-'paratus. valuable aud
worthless o ther of which results in
lhe C3t butter or a suspicious com
pound. Inking it for granted that we have a
butunow. well fed. aud that on health
ful and bulter-.-timulating foods it may
Le well 'o inquire what butter is, and
whether it is animal or vegetable fat
The tirst i bought is that it is animal;
but a sec. nd is that nil auiniil life is
the result of nutriment drawn from
vegetable sources, so that the butter
would bu the o Is ot the grasses and
grams iransformetl to the m Ik. It is
more than likely that both o" these
views are partially correct, and it may
be well to inquire into this matter a
little.
Presum'ng that butter is of both ani
mal and vegetable origin, its vegetable
character is not wholly speculative,
when vegetables with high favoring
oils like onions, leeks and the like show
their presence within a short time in the
ii . i . . , .,
m.lkaUT having lecn eaten bv the
cow. The old theory of the total de-'
compositim of all foods and recounts-
;,.rr .,...,. .ntr. r!f,l n,..l r.M,..- .' .. ms
aeem, "nut of iolnt V fnr th nr,..,
of these unmistakable llavors, reappear
. ,. . ......VftftSV.
ing in me m ik and unmounted, evi
dences that thev were taken directly in
to the blood, carried through the blood i
and the proportion secreted in the ud-
ilor- irnc i ii.in.riTil intiitlm null- . r.to !
an I in due time drawn and carried mlo .
the dairr where tne;r nrcenpo is not
i m uairy. wiiLre inn.rprcsi.ncc is not
m.tni est .alone in the fats. This being
.ft.. -. - . --. ..... .n mi... .tiv ..,. ,a.t,
the character of volatile fats of plant.,
. IV.ri..lli i..lO UI (Mi. .IL.-,
e claimed for those fats ,
rolatde that -no color I
the same mav be
kuown as non-volat
u.iu u iii-i )uuuiiuiilii iu iuu uuLicrauu
J l .: :.:.., . .i.. ... . I
of one milily that made butter, comb-1 tble when I nri Irpn practlclnr. Ol courac
.. , - 1 , 1 .. ... i tniMt of my putienl were women, and the
lions bemg e pial. ot one grade, the dif-1 DlllurA, iVH,p.thr l felt for ,t i ba, in.
ference being charged to the respc. uve creaard durinc all ihe rear where 1 hate '
mts of an mals. Certainly, but what of thatl I hare but
In butter fats are several elements CDe, em la Tjeir ,B treatment of my
that can not be lound in vegetables. ff,a.rf.ra
I.utryne and cafroiuc .are examples; so what I be) .ere tobeb-TjeUclil, no matter whit
we are then to infer that these are of the rmfea-tonal cosseqoent e may be."
animal origin, as thev have a special . '- notice in the New York piper that
favor and composition apart from food .1 rJ-SSaS
intiuences. . Wign re Ia iamar lsaj
Competent authcrfties who have made 'Tea, aud all independent thinkers is the
a life study of this matter like lro. profeMioa are bound to do so. I am, how
Arnold,ert that the bulc of the but- fl2Z&2fi
tcr fat u derived f om vegetable mat- duced a beint,t at gold medal moaabsd In th
tcr. while the les er .dements as men- form of a bailee which had been presented
tioned. along w.th others whi-h com- ber bTrtiie i61 "etT, known as the Ea
toscthe fa or aroj'a aid ibp i;tp -o ''IsTi ol the Humble Family, of which she U a
j-ccL mc s a or. aroa.a a.m ine li.c. are , rxomiceat tseaber. A'ter examiBrnc itdo
of animal ong-n. and though not exist- J ly, the reporter remarked tb..! the medical
ing as fats, yet when brought in combi- , profeasioB evlieatlj were prosd ot whit she
nation withthc oDs that comprise butter j "d done, ss she aicht well be ia the posses
fat such as glycerine palmitine. etc. , ,he nviM. - j
they arc changed and become, in ap- ! wa also pleased a short tlxe la to reeelre
pcarance at least fat. I an offer at a larre salarr to take the prr.fe-
This is an important fact to know. P ,B 1 a" medical collers at Walla
and we have no reason to doubt such tw JLJ Tir,Lc.et .a,1 do rkaow
- .. , , , , r, , , ,,-,- I Sow tbey aemra or me oat taere, bat I via
scientis's as Arnold, Caldwell. A occlkar obliared to decllae their offer."
and others, and the fine butter oT the
future will be produced from butter
foods, the oil.ee of the cow bcrng to
colon Savor and give texture by the aid
of weil-developetf organs which sha.l
Erodnee these needed fats, and coai
ine wi h vegetable fats which shall be
ted to her, in other words, to transform
yet more perfectly our Jen-oys. Short
horns and other well known breeds into
batter machines. The claims or phys
iologists, that fats in food can only "be
digested and absorbed by the bloodL by
the act on of the liver and the other
vital organs do not have mncb werght
with the dairyman, who is told by his
chem'st and sees dally demonstrations,
though perhap) unscieatitically made.
t at the fatty mat er ke feeds his cow
is returned to him in Ike improved form
of butter and not greatly disimilar. so
far as it relates to the fats themselves.
He therefore, feeds his cow nndcrstand
ingly aad with profit, aad the consumer
of his butter is delighted. . G., ta
Maryland Farmer.
The SeBsscaladiaBs, occaprhagres
ervatkns ia Cattarags ui trie conn
tie. Xew York, have commeaced legal
proceeding to determine the title io?.UC
acres of laad in those counties, iudnd
ingover kalf the territory of the towa
oi Braadt TVmt claim that the laid ia
question was sold by them without ob
tainiag the aecessarv consent of Got-ernmeat-
Bufmlo iVrprcss.
Brxvv rt
rtiust raiT? ut.'ii Vj. tte o
r aC t Jtrst Ol tS kv9(c t t
Xtrr C psMic It rwlrt 1 Vjt 'w oJT
t tic llira t& Oif 47 by ti Hot. tfc
rrWy ao rM M rotrv Ji
Oojxtcst sf U (Jmj rf r tEVn r
crrtitx to Vmst lot w scr. ti j3
cUw sMirflitOC rsss rs3 ctU."
4y atxl two STtti kpm UM y ! '
l-t l wbrUtrr W -5i4 Xtk p ts u
rattrf or s;os te l!k ra k IrU A
. - -
, k, ,
e r'rl. aJ a it rs trru; &f
. .,
Tl tu CAM teUrSt. Tb '
citct pai um br iX Jo ttri at m? rrr
Nr a4 i rr-t-.l tk rroUr
SS&3T 4 If t
jcej. tirttg'-ttzt ap..i waa ti.
m auauy nu jm rJirn: fc.. r
A i th erne arwrrr-J ctl aa lewl Uk orrr.
J-iI ctraatrr of rfce V?l oa. He
ttJ 7ra4U uUrrk&li tut al wot-.
tf r.Nrrt.r ,lw Bvi 'rat rsiMn
"iJEL3 rt cttUa w tfc"
UalUu
HeHh ti
br Ufe. Tb
;eicCM ;rcc i S;u c UrrUJMC
or U jV rrcwTrml. t? n4ar aardWrta
bhtb tb rx.race of jrts bu ckctmmw
in tatcUtxcut ;ut. c l UKa ! tJ cSV.
du-i, at4 thai nrOlclbr ii Dr.Osj vU Xi'
tow Ihxk nd trpnt.
m .i
i-ir ia a 'jefc7me j-Hxrarr. ia ws a
cas arrirci at the cad i4 tl. out ot brralk. '
A WOIA-VS EXI'EUIOCE.
Wfcat
.Lady of Grvat ltumliwt
to !ty About Iter 41.
"" ("" M B .-UJ KB IV Mi. .
. 1U2 ic Aliuo.l iro.n cLuIbum be Ux
Ukru a ctlU lnU;frt m the UmIi.j truueie
ui bcr ul aud ba pr .tub t ore tnufr iuo
ctIui tu ifiie.lur .uacnitr nd .rta; lire
lhn nj other jtniu in America, ludctsd,
Ue eiii to lute been to mimcu bat i'.ot
ct.ee cbteogale and lr .tb; till itrre td
the uflcrt!).: oidirra. The llit.ucr ut o-
nicn bu crc In the itetel ai.oj nl a;.
lu banriorrtl to bea.iba-,d hut4n.. .m
aimit luuuiinb c. -nj It m onlr uaturt
tbJttbe crltc hould br.me pcctatlj In-
teceated at.d .th to coavcrc lia kcr mote i
In dcuJI. '
"How lonj hire you tven enjacd In the '
practltc ol medk.nr, Vra. Wlnpate'' i
"Kur more th-U tflJty-fie jrarv" '
"A loajft-tiRie certainly. How did tou bJp- I
pen to ei.tcr lhe field al thit earljr d"r bcti
woncu In the j)rifc.lin were jc.il:r
fjttwned ttown uj-o.i !' ;
1 th.tik I mutt (jtc loberiteda taste from
njr tlber, i'roteor J. C. WixmI, of liarT.M
dllrce. He rmli.cnl In the prufeatioii, ,
a hard worker and t-ouallj rarneat in bit rrc-
nation, lie tiuuiril rttntidera. 17, ana I rr
renieuiber bcn ouly nii.e tcra old 1 um-U
to ditarct the bird aud anlmaJa be had killed.
" a icii uuiajiea wua iriruicai Kieticr. ctbu
then, audthelafatuatloa baa continued up to
the prrcnt time."
j "Ami did you tejlu jour studies so earlr
! ln life!" ... . .
SSi beu Tl! f idES
I literature- Ytt.w..uM cu.celr IcheTe it,
J hut I a a slender girl and did not welch
' oyer 120 p.t-iid, hut I ued to it upulzat
wier i.isat uiiiu iwoo-ci.k-k in mc o:u.n
)jr ns ner mr itudica and never drramlnr
of the flichl of time. It emed a thouirh
. eaJU tor mj attendance
ca'tiic unoi died. 1 cvrl
a a .a. Ik. at aaal 4. I ..'
on the ick alaava
rtainlr can not fix tbe
wi orouKnt o cnt-.r in rtintaci ita tjcrn
I "d harr learnet tnantlclr.atrtheirnelnd J
TTiiTiiiiniii mii i ii a- ir aii.ior.it a a u p i n a
ojcnliig ot th lbMton Medical CollrC I i-
J j red before ll efajuliy, raed examination
i mu! rreetrd a d p ouia. I had irctierd ft.r
Tear pterinu to that time but thought tde-
firable to receive an ..her diploma.
rhlch
did without any enort."
"Your experience with the many and rW
011 dUeaar of wotr.eu 1ht.,,c bceu o rxteo
ire n,ut a Ix- ra uthlr! Can jougtre me
otnr facia rccardi r thmlM
"I find th it woman vein torn to tuScr
Inc, nn 1 where hc aroid It It l hy reaon
of onie caic on her part or owltir to im
pcial reiicw.nij ower. It Is true on.e
women t?o throuch life uth ml unnail ?uf
frrmir, but tbry arc none the le in danger,
for there arc cr.ticat (rinl alt aJonc their
pathway wh-n the utmot feca'itlon la rr
qu red. The inuumerahte cotntJalnt calltvl
' fem-t'e calnee; tbe InvRaUntSe of life
and chance of the jtrm al ind ca'e the
pril which hanj; over erery woman' career.
and which. unlca attended to.
may reatut
uiatrou.T.
But i there no war bv Wh.eh thrae terrf-
j tile trouble can be avoided!"
"That ha teen the problem for year. TTie
habit uf life and tbe demands of fatloou are
I dearly at war with the health of women. I
have Wen. pcrbar-a, unusually uctctul In
my treatment of their trouble, but there
hare Uen many cxtcs that eei.vrd specially
stubborn. I rrcad one la partlculir. I hid
exhausted all the usual exicdlenU and tbe
renulta were not satisfactory. I became
' Z?7.' STcr. 1, V, "J. ,
i bat to d v lut finally thonsht I
.omctbtnr out of tbe luual ifne.
s ccrta.u remedy recommended
worried over the case and really di I not know
would try
I bad beard
verr hicblr
I nI I procured some and made a chemical
I na!yU of it- I fouo 1 St was irfectlT wire.
f".d 'ae lnred.ent. acre unoUlly rain-
able. So I bca-sn icitlng- It to my patient.
ensuring n, do ever, into a bottle or my
own. To my creat Joy it jemrd to hare an
almost immediate effect nad a complete care
wa the rcu.t- Since then I haTe used It
conMtavnily in my practice and haT cured ev
ery lorm or female eknea, as well as di.
tilaierr ent
t- - . ......... m. ..,,.. u,u,.
drops cal tumor, crllu dropsy
iS'V ..... . J hlTe aI twd u
wl:.h lhc b?t r'u,t nceof preg-nancy
,n(J jjesutlon. Indeed I haTe found It of ao-
told value and benefit.
..-.i.uu.uj UVftXVH.U M'UK IUC Ut
nafT of lU remedy of which yoa peak!"
v?WZ.Ji, U rncr'-
" Pve jou any objecttoB to ei rlnr me the
V..V "" -T" wuic
WbV. that 1 a nronrletarr m11"ln' f
obliared to decliae their offer.
And so, la yoar expnicare wlta tbe dis
eases ef women, tob hare toami saecess, aad
that Warner's Sale Cure baft bees a anost
efficient reicelTiM
"Te, 1 bare bad ttcasenl caeeeis aad tie
remedy of wbch yoa apeak ba beea prmea
et treat beaet. Tbere are. bowerer, some
base Imitation, of H to be foand bt tbe smar
ket; these sue tad and shoal d be sroided, bat
tbe icenane reanedy U one of the my bene
Ami baa not tbe arnetiee of yaw sralea
sioolaJmTedyoarbeavltbn Xa, I am better mv tbaa erer beftere la
any life. J frcae y Iitaba Inst Wlstcx. wb49
rtdleir eee cold atsbt to ee npatknt, and
vaa obsifvd te musln Imtoori far ever two
taoatba. 0.berwleIanbeaHby. aayoc
see by Joofc'su' at tne.
And nay I fnblaib fate anUrriew. Mrs.
Whce?,,
'Tes. If wbetlTniTetetd yoa sbeeJd be
esnatar .maaaMtSft Oaf 9mWL$Stim& mnVV VJMn9ama eTmwl SAM
be uCeriac; I aba! be narfeet-'y wiiiiac b
bareUpablUbe-l.
Ceetki ye li. ate tbe leaa of
rr
raaUfat: -Ibswea;
TamWmcttac amtT Ca,
iJr. trrca G
Betta aad BecSrte
ea trial tar
attsrty derate
wci wbaareaX.
aTicteawna
ritavetf aad
aaeedy and
una.
.vs.-ftiajia
yeniwaat to be
Saetofar
frsab jnstraciar ta tbe
ULMHC
ACecHO SaeaTsaoaT sbaold
BWftBTaaffraSeaaaaAbaaB n- . a a jaw
eeaaciaa. Jnireanaa Ti
Trt rr4rrVV f?tr
aeesaTwSa VaTsnnmwT- Ven)
I r . 4i
It. i'y UhJ t .W M fcN -rf7
tj iii tw w tj r" mj4 t"
Weotri r5 " 5t.
Un)r JRKw ff-r-g ,Wf4)y
tar t- tmtt t rvrV f
A r t r?J K)ys.
C si .'.' - af rum Wl fc- K
VS. Jr V-J xmnthUL A W .
"t Uav t9lT tt44 tew- S Wc
HX. t &a lt tit !&. t Urn
Bt iH ii"-1 t4U vm t-t W
! lr k j w , 1 Wvu&
A :r ilww
rAfTVl ( UkU
I
V-rS ro) t.V A-i&tk 3Lj
i StrtiUw'k 42fcllW- 1 thM tb,. vu
im. ivk m lv M, m.U
I ti.a. Jr.o-lk. .trt. Vri. tc
tao&t tbi-a. It U U-r tfcil Kl4 Wr kf
r tuo tM hU 4 lrt t. IMMtt. s;
t u V- rout tM Sek ; rv UttB-b. H m
S tncad )m twtsj S Ukr rtft . rnr nulvi.
A OOOB
and a.
Cu at a ttitfer'a aasse r. wj
-Tlirow Ih7a t tt !,(, XIX
mw r ii.
Wr 1 wt lri ttk bia- lx Mitk W
tau clr-i, l ftuaruk Jura tM.4
S -f tkr ilhxtM rt r v
HiU. &!& t ,tin tot' tia. )U
Mtittfwu.t lr fw. !-:?
I'd-" k teti ot Karr vttrrrst t o
Wurx a mm rct tsrti be
kJf-J a
Tery k I Itwtr.
rr.lffrd at tr4 twarkt mm lt kit ft
Uom lkr ttupi.r ot vt.KM tm -. " cat
ratttts uori.
A mmrxrtr jt
t cl taM.
U er.f Tk. r4
Tub -r rte Vttt'Um- ml Ily rrw
cure. "Irauhr f Afin,' aud Ut! aScrv
Kerr ra r -Taltr TU auUtratut xLir
tiod ttseta h -A " .Vaw.
KcHtH' l:uta !.'. re ! a HtVk.lvt.ikU
drrtaiug Ut mSiaxot itrf Mf twn. Prvsrv
A Itcmarkablj urr-.l'Hl lltialn
lluu
'r lutt.
The PaltlnKTV (Md ) AY .- t
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