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a: rived in Pl.iladi tpni.t s.-m ; in. ;
his wvy t ) I.n M if' t:..l.
lie W.lS a!ir.it i: II lilt. I i- i
journey further ur'i u us,, e.-. ii
a- ..- t'otiiiit-lle 'I '. .'i4 ;-'-! t r !.. ';i to it
I utu'.'rr of person-, ;i:d lina'.iy n.' tt
ti'ill.ti. h LVli.. . i r '". 1
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a::t. his features animated ami lib eyes
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l.'vti,.i for South An.or:c Aj-nl .
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.v.iV rxcijit iiiiuT..; iM..:.-r ua'ivttf.
tul luy 9wct wji.s ...i::.,.c:;l y fnc.-itr-
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ii.it rir'.li in t li.. (ii; . i r.Vv-r. mi ulU
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xv It li ii.tt riMi'.ic:.v i;r. My two
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tnti'l. .sti-n-d aio.1 I ;
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moving iih jiit, n:j
an uisl my tv",' '1
w ith iirea' iri'f-r; .
eat ititt-rf.-U m -x .im,
wer mostly wutuii.
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iiifn 1 saw 7tf i.t.Mi'ulf.y ! vviiU ,
nearly every out c i i . I a 1. u- i: f s?.r j
in his am:;'. T.i : ". i i:..-i v, o . ,i;u.r;
with clut-s inal u..h 'hnitiA-i! j,...r..:
hoot were evi-Si-t.t iv ;.' jut.- 1 fur e-.,:... !
V oletit on' I lf-.ik t;ii i..y jvat. S irm-t t
theiu ooketl it.e wit'i :k .x-.nl .; ja J !
antoiiuht'd tii.il 1 !M l i .i i . ; 1 1 ... j
ir.y caire. 1 a-hlnsa. ! ;;.v:a n- ,ni Ji j
u.i.i Mrvei.tl of the Ji-i.-.i 1 !.a .'. i l .ja i it ii , !
h..C tht-y ili'I Hit is'-f.. Mo- -ii. . j
j.thb.'rnl ma jjattt i..i ::.ia 4 . I i:.....t: j
uiflil illilt-..'ut:i'i l i: ..i-ii i. nit-
thrive to tat ai.il illli.lv L J ,iiltomi..i',
wh.tr .t tht-v uiaii ion.) I ai d 1 wua i
Lroalit i-oaie i i : i i" hich 0.:-v;vt-a i.6 I
atri'i.th I:. an tiiewtd in.ii.-' and .-aai.-ruav
tl-.sh. The laiier I could uot I rira: i
to eat, bat I drat.U tl.rVii'ait. A th.:d I
i'lisatd a thick cakt into tuv c.t.-. It !
was coiiipo-ed v Vaiiad-.-d tu.il. at.d
wai. r. Thi.t I ate v.itli a day ia. d i
more ot '.tie ?,iti:t Kia.i .v..s "ivc.i ai j.
"i 'K Mi-ioN.u;v 'i.-Ki; i.n. .
I was not taken iroin tli- ei-are f r
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L'i.t iuuiiiii L-u. ...3 . w.i ii.r i.i , . j.
cuke and lajajr and r.uv meat, !in:ti i.i
time 1 Jjeca.iie a!j!. t e;it. Tl." era'e
wits moved u.i-.ly iit.d a frt-ch txd !
leaver? piwa me. 1 i-.'iiM ot-tuve la:
little in such a injsition, exe",it to see i
thai t!e females were iiuoit riea!:y ai.d J
phy.u-aily sujielior to the men. I was
;iven to uiideistatid I y lie women who j
hid placed as a tiitr-I in ci. 1 1 ;r- of '
Uiv? tirat I would l e everely J-'alt . i'.h j
iu e.u- I attem;!eJ tu t stai'e, at d sac'..
elos'' watch was left en t.iy mow iv.i nt.s ;
".at I livd lut ui-ire than a year er.d a 1
" alf ainoL'g thts- r.:-cnliar .e.'ole, tt.e I
'ue.tiMl.t7.ms, as marly hs Ie.u: t.-'A it, '
' rfore tne opp.atutiity clli-i. d io j-e.ij'e, I
iu vha. time I lean.td Uiac!i that wi'l
is:o:.usn me s?ient:!.c wort. I. iithiiv '
.tated, the worn", are the rutin stx, '
cd tho govetnrtit :.t is vesteil ;u ;
, 'ected fema! trinniviiate, whose s.xay !
ab-iolnte. The men ; r : on a ratio o."
le in twelv, ar.d 'he Imrntile ei..-:i,!n i
,n -iti!s of murdering m 'e iufuits ly
driving a stake thr.uih theta. xct i t ,
iitcti n3 are Lorn dnrii g a i -ri : rone-
'itioiubng with the first, twrntj-.six davs 1
)t duly in tEcli year. Th- gioath t f i
hose who are nliovvd to live I ; rttrit
d ty artiiioi.tl mennu. Al! thv ppoj - ;
lumbering about l. 'ii tr:;hei- m ti t- '
village piniare at noon every day and ,
wotshiy an i.lol re;iesertfng a wouiau
with three heads. M . is cultivntt J,
together with sina tpgetall-.t tluit
grow wild, aril the jieop'e live on t lies , I
-ogether with th' ll-'i of animats ar.d j
litds, wild and dom. -stio, w irch itre I.i.led '.
v ii h cluts and stones. The b'..!i.-s ate i
.ii.omted with gu.n drawn from a trte 1
and mixed with greese, which com- ,
yontid removes all hair, which is cot.-
uidered unclean. Ttrs cum has cur.:- .
ttve iropertiei of grHt vHie. O! ;
holies and. oxou tLore are evera' huti !
drtd in the village, which have r.t ither
l. Is nor ears, and me hairit-ts tLroiih
the agency of the napataui, as the oint
ment 1 speak of ii teimed. There ij a
reuiiii kabie bird nmorg the niiaestu--ets.
It, resembles a j-.el.eau, hut 1 1 . - ,
neck is from tl ree t ) live fi et long, urii ;
the ungainly fowl dr. twist its neck in- i
tu a knot or writp it uronnd i's body. ;
It lives on "miller I -ird-t, which it'
Catches by d tttin t!r I ead lor.vard ;
with lightning-like rapidity. ',
The Voire nf the l'eople it Tttlna.
It Is a well known fnct that wlnr atiore
ill other 1 quors nr isria-sly ailu t. r ateil,
tutaben a pure attiele is 1 laced en tie
Dr.rk.et and reorile find it out to be fpure,
.'ley all wiib one voice rrcna.mend It. Tt.e
'oil (Irape Wire f:oni tt.e vtnrvan! vt
. -. ified Si.err, of l's. f N J . tu. r.riTi(l
ie unqualified enrlnrnenient of the ced ent .
'ti-ultyaid of t tioiiHtnla rf tnvali.U who
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l It IXI tH AI.KD OFFER.
XV hav? nrrancod -with the pntrllhrrs
of th.-vf IxK.ki to riirnt-.li tli- wii'.K- forty,
flvi- with ..ii. y.-ar'n snl.srition to our
rir-r for l.'J.ri .r w wlil mmi.! any five
t.r "I., tti.. r tiie wlmlc f.rty-rtvi- for
J l.jO. Aiiar.-. ail ril era to utiiir-lnn oif
nttEM AX." Kbraaharc. Pa.
KOI5EIIT EVANS,
UNDERTAKER,
A.D MAXrFAUTVKltK OF
and .loaler in all kla.la 01 IX'KNITt'HE,
Jll3nr-il)iii-rj-, Xjv.
-A lull lice cf Citkct always on hand.-fc
j Bodies Embalmed
WHEN KEtiUIKKD.
Aia 31 S3
ADVERTISERS .crLTtTO,.
I " l-. Nc" or. can learn tbe ci.irl ran ot
j hoy i.roKWJ lino of A.'Trrt t vnir ,n American
. Ntr.,rt, 14-lOO.page I'Minpblrl, lc
JENN
Sutllc Wbeaf'fr job Cava.
When things don't go to anit yoa
And the world seems upside down.
Don't waste your time In fretting,
But rie away that frown ;
Sine life if of p rp'fxU g,
'T1- niuen tlie Ti-et i'lan
To b-ar a'l trials rravely
And ali!e wnrti"er you csn.
Why should you dread the morrow.
And thus dispoil to-day ?
Kor when you borrow trouble
You always have to pay.
It is a ood old maxim.
Which should be often preached
Don't cross ttie bridge before you
Until the bridge Is reached.
You might be spared much sighing
If you would keep in mind
T!ie thought that good and evil
Are a! way here combined.
There muet be 6ometMog wanting.
Ant though the roll in wealth
You tray miss f rrm your casket
That precious jewel health.
And thoupb you're strong and sturdy
You may have an empty pursa
(And earth has ruaoy trials
Which 1 consider worse) ;
"Jut whether joy or sorrow
Fill up your mortal span,
'Twill make your pathway brighter
To 6nii'c wbene'er jou can.
The Fstray Law.
After diligent inquiry and careful
observation we Lave corre to the con
clusion that the estray law is a sealed
book to msny people including law
yers, justice cf the peace and judges of
the Supreme Court and have decided
to enlighten our readers on the ques
tion. If any horse, cow or sheep shall
trespass on your premises it thall be
your duty to shut it up and notify the
township clerk, and within four days
thereafter give an accurate description
of the said critter. Neglect or reluse
to do this may cause you to forfeit and
pay the sutn of five dollars. The town
ship clerk is required to register a de
scription of striys in a book kept for
that purpose. Neglect or refuse to do
so subjects him to pay a like penalty.
Then if the owner does not appear
w ithin thirty days, you must publish
description in at lest one newspaper in
the county, and if the owner does not
appear within ninety days theieafter
you must make application to a justice
of the peace in the township, who shall
cause his warrant to be issued to any
constable in the township who shall
cause the stray to be sold at public sale,
giving ten days previous notice. Then
the constable must nuke return of Lis
sale to the said justice, who after paying
ail reasonable charges, including costs
of keeping, advertising, &?.f bhall pay
over the balance, if there be any, to the
county treasurer. If the owner returns
within one year, and proves property,
the treasurer shall, upon certificates
from the justice, pay over the balance
of said surplus to him. But if he does
rot return within the time specified,
the mor.ev is forfeited to the county.
If any person taking up a stray shall
neglect io give totice as prescribed by
law, the owner can take the same away
without paying any reward, recompense,
or feo whatsoever. Kor it is so Dom
inated in the Look. The following
amendment was afterward proposed and
pass. .1 : "The provisions of tLe Act of
the j:iJ of Aj-ri', 1S07, together with
its strays, be and the same is hereby ex
tended to mules."
Siicees in Farming.
I have frequently noticed that the
man who does not succeed on the farm
will not succeed anywhere else ; also
that the mau who does succeed on the
farm will also succeed in any other oc
cupation ; iu fact, -success is the reward
of energy rather thau th3 circumstances
of occupation. .The man who succeeds
or. the farm is the man who keeps it In
a high state of fertility, raises good
crops by thorough cultivation, keeps
good stock rather than scrubs, houses
hi3 stock and farm implements, don't
uave business in town every day. is too
tired at nights to go coon bunting,
would rather go to church Sunday than
lie around on the grass under the shade;
in fact is alive to every advanced idea,
both in the theory and practice. He
will accumulate either here or in the
west, because he has the elements of sac
cess in him. I know scores of common
farmers who only raise a few acren of
wheat, because "it don't pay," at the
present price, and all they want is their
bread ; raise only a few hogs, because
there is no moiifc7 in park ; ssll the
calves for veal, or keep them until rail
and then sell for six or ".even dollars ;
feed the fodder over In the lace, so the
stalks fill up the mud holes; let the
horse stable go uncleaced antil the
horses' hind feet are on a level with
their heads, nearly, and when the stable
:s cleaned out, pile :t beside the barn to
ac r- . -
nre-iang ana roi aown the barn. All
these say that farming den't pay. This
indeed, would be a bad showing if there
was no "other side to the question, but
where you see a farm well kept up in
fertility, with no cat holes filled with
brush, clean fence-rows, good fences,
inaproved stocks, well painted buildings,
with an air of thrift throughout that
man will tell you that he owes bis pros
perity to his well kept farm, and will
advise ycu to g. and do likewise. I
will end this article by the following
motto, which I saw on the shop of a
thrifty mechanic some years ago :
'Keep thy shop and thv shop will keep
thee."
Bokixo a Square Hole. A man
in Iowa has spent fourteen yeais in solv
ing the problem of boring a square hole,
and has succeeded. A company is or
ganized to put his invention on the
market. It is simply an oscillating
head with chisel edg?s and projecting
lips, which cut out the corners in ad
vance of the chisel. The balance of
the machine is an almost exact counter
part of the old styled boring machine.
It will cut a two by four mortise in
from four to Ave minutes, and doimc it
with perfect accuracy, that a carpenter
cannot possibly complete in leas than
half an hour.
Bikyiko Cabbage kor Wistek
Use. Tbe usual mode of burying cab
bage for winter use is with the roots op
and exposed, as seen In tbe cuts. This
plan applies to cabbage that ia already
full herelerl that nhieet iu InvorMr.ir
I them being to lura off the water.
XTTTEHLY DISCOTTSAGED.
exreseea the leeliug of many victim of
rheu'uatipm, neuralgia, sciaiwa and i. r
vous or tack Lea cloche. Having trie.)
numberless so-called rcmcdic, and physi
cians of all schools, tvithou: relit!, tl.tie
Fcriua to be 1... hope. 3J:iuy cli Laet as
a last resort tried Alhioj.horos, and to their
fturfribe and joy have loi.a.l that it us a
oe, sure and quid cure. Aliiioi.lioio ii:. t
an exjKrii:itiu; liion-iii. Is l,:n e ii a 1; e.iii!
t.y il Urlaiid they tetil lis- io i'.r. M.ii.i .
SLekoUieko, Dntehesa Co. Y. Al.f.'. t-1 ' .-!'
1 took Athioi horts according totiirve
tions; it caused a ringing in my im
was rot J ieasar.t, it oji-rated on lay 1. tart
causing a tiowi-r and fainter throb, tital
constipated my l.nweN. A hen the last
dose was taken I did not think mm ii 01
the medicine; the next uny my lam. -m-s-was
Letter, and continued citing l-vs mail
it left me. My laniene-s tea in oy bat k,
thouMers Jind neek, and Lad been tor eicht
months. I was advised to Iry Aiblof Lo
res by my ncighlor, Wm. Jackson, who
Lad taken a Lottie of it for a severe tt:iek
of lameness in Lis shoulder and arm. lie
said "it drove the lanitnct-s riuht out of
tae; my head felt etronv', and mv bc-rt
almot-t stoppe-d Lvatimr; 1 t In.;i; lit 1 v.-onio
die, but I came cut ell rijjit, an. I h;.ve not
Lad any laineiit6 binec." Asox 1 Ii:'...ok.
Phelps N. Y, AiiTtist IS, 1S.
I am a rr.K-tieinr j.Iiy.-ii ian ; I pre
scribed Athlophoros in a nse 01" iuveterate
rheumatism ot' the ri-jht hhoulder and i.r.a.
Thisca.ie Lad Leen of et ks standing yes
months and retorted metiieine carelnllj-ee-lecte-d,
al the use f.f e-leetrie t re-atri;. .:t.
One l.ottle removed all the tronMe. Tlie
case remains well, now over a veitr tincc
liolng the medieine.
G. C. I'r.iciiAi.i,, M. T.
Every dnietriit should keep Atlilophoros
and Athlophoros l.ut wliere they can
not Le lKuirlit of the dru-i.t the Athlo
phoros t'o., 112 Wall St.. Xcw York, w ill
send cither (i-arrinre jaid recrijit of
regular j.ri-e, whieli is.Tl.tilj.tr bottle
for Alliio)!e,r. and .To. for I'ilU.
Kor liv-r n'l.t ki.'.u.-v i:.- iiM-. .Ivsprria, ln-iti-..,Ii.:i.
itni-. nervous d.-Mllty, Oi-mm h
ol iv. iinen. .-..uMir-Kiion h.-ndiirh.-, imjiuie
lM.nl. .Vc. Atlil.if.lioro-. 1'ills ure untijualed.
BUY YOUR
CAN DEE
RUBBER
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Wholesale Agents,
PirTSKURCH.PA.
Agents Wanted Lverywhere.
ELEGANT PORT RS ITS f
nn!rr.l and fu liel to nil color, f.ot.i p- kind rl
a ,uia 1 pirtur. No ii-ri,nc r..u.n'i : i. 'ur ur.Vn
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ond rtfeirta of drialiinf, with ir-u'-h a u?. in1 wi
;f-r:r..oi4. Ka- r....l J Mra Kranrra K. "vV tl'ard
an4 oth-ra of itoe S W. V, T. I'. It i" t.i f-n. w..rt: .
men. bet e r-nuiti work of art. In:tel ii m enior a
J".arf fT"r '2 x S4.rur nut na x ir rt au t to Lur'cn t1 a !.
AGENTS WSfiTED. izv:,
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fet.. I'Sad'a. f'm A'aiiun tAta sart
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The Grc&tcrteiical TrinniTA of the Age!
SYMPTOfilS OF A
TOPPED LSVER.
Iitoi nppclttc, Uunrlicotilve, I'&Id ia
tho head, with ai Cell eenaalioa in th
back Prt, Pnin under lis ahaaldrr.
Made, Kulli raa after eating, with a dia
ioclination lo exertion of body or mind.
Irritability of temper. Low apirita, with
ci iceliaic of bavins neclcted aome datr,
Wearioeaa, Uizziaeaa, Fiattcrina at the
Hear.. i)ota before too eyca, Hnadacbo
oirr tho risbl ere. Reatleaaoeaa. with
Ctful ilrt.ina, Illsbiy colored I Tine, and
COKST!PATION.
TrTT S eiLLS aro ;speci&liy adapted
to luch rases 0110 duta effecta auca a
ia:iB. of feallnp.n to astonlah the sufferer.
1isy Increase tiio Aincttte.andcauac tbe
h.-tir t. Talis 01a r'lca tituui tbe avstcm la
yioarisltett.an ty ttiL-ir TotiIc Action on
t.iu iiicataveOrvaiao.IteaTcala Stools aro
V''':"'- fnr in nrrar t..rit.Y.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Okat IIair or Whisk tit 8 ohr-nge lo a
"!ixsir liLACK b7 a aiuicle appli-ation of
this DTE. It imparts a natural color, acta
Instantaneously. Sola by Dnie-giata, or
f cut by expres on receiptor 1.
Office, V4 WIurr St.. Naw York.
NOT DEAjj YET!
VALLIE LUTTRINCER,
JtAKTracrrBxa or
TIN, COPPER . AND SHEET-IRON WARE
JLXD TIX BOOriXG,
Ketpect tally Invites tbe attention ot bis Irtendt
ard the public in a-eneral to tbe fact that he Is atlll
carrjln on bustneKS at tbe old stand opposite tbe
Mountain House. Ebensbunr, and Is prepared to
supply from a larare stock, ormanulactarinir to or
der, any article io bis line, lrota the smallest to
the largest, it tbe best manner and at the lowest
llvinif prices.
r-rTNo penitentiary work either made nr told
at this establishment.
TIM ROOF1NO a SPKCIAlvTY.
t)Ive me a ca and satisfy yonrcelves as to ray
work and prices. V. LUTTK1WUEK.
tnsbunr. April 13, 1883-tl.
Important to Canvassers.
WASTED-LIre Canvassers In every county
in the United States to sell hi IX S PATENT KE
VEKSI HLE SAD lKtN, wbicn comtnues two
Sad Irons, Polisher, Fluter, le, one iren dolcit
the work o I an entire set of vrdinarv Irons. Is
self-he atinic by iras or alcohol Imnp. IIUF.N
AW..' WITH HOT KITC'IIK.NS. Price
moderate. A larice and lasimn iDcome Insured
to Kovl canvassers. A.ldre-s, for circulars, ic.
i'UX SAD 11CON" CO.. 95 Keade St.. N. Y.
I :.U. bel-kuuwa .urt'riei. lu tun can.
fry. .ot Lberkl U-rnia. Uaourdcd ;a ihue.
jPriraiow. (irorva N'mrrr! 1 vmbli-hcd
gjiVVJTj Vl ! T i I . ; i-ne v:i. S . V .
Warranted themost perfect Fore-Feed
Fertilixer Drill ia existence. Send for
crcaiar. A. B. FARQUH&R. York, Fa.
" n ia tuuiont-r ,uura'.-t
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ON THE UPl'KR C00.
lluuian Sacrifice anion? the 15a -y an
zf, HMieadlnff Vfrffm.
TL rrvtlti'iij custom of Luo;au
senfice." saya Mr. G'ave, "is ciried
on to a hoirible extent cn the Cpper
Congo river, principally by the Hi yan
zt tribes. Ail eiavee, both men a'id
women, aie liable to this barbarity.
These people are urder the impression
that a man dying in this world rs sim
ply transferred to another, there to car
ry on exactly the same existence, re
quiring the same food nd attendance.
Upon the death of a chief bis relatives
or friends kill about half fcis slaves, men
nd women, to go with him, they say.
to attend to his wantp, and to serve for
bis protection ; it being very Infra dig,
for a chief to make Lis entry into the
next world without a certain following.
The women are strangled ; a rope is put
round the beck of the victim, a man
climbs a tree and ties the rope ta a
branch, the woman being beid up, so
that when they let her go she is swung
in midair in her dying etruegles ; these
cause great merriment among the spec
tators, not thinking that at least a
great many of them will. share the same
fate sooner or later. The men are le
headed. " The victim is spated on a log ot"
wood ; two stakes aie then driven into
tne ground, one ou each side of him,
and as bigh as bis boulder ; bands are
then put round bis body, inclosing it in
these stakes, then two stakes are driven
by his knees and two by his ankles, one
at each side, and be is securely bound to
them with rope. A ring of cane is then
put round his neck, with several leaders
of stting, which are drawn up and tied
in a knot above bis bead ; a pliable pole,
about eighteen feet long, is then driven
into tbe ground nine feet from the man's
seat. It is bent down just above the
man's head ; a small piece of rpe is fas
tened to tbe top of the pol; and the
other end of the rope is made fast to the
knot above the man's head. This being
tow at very strong tension the whole
body isqute immovable, and the neck
Is stretched to its full extent. The ex
ecutioner then makes his appearance.
He makes a chalk mark on the poor fel
low's neck ; then with one blow severs
the head from the trunk. The cpecta
tors at this seem to lose all control over
themselves. They tear down the head
from the pole, and there is a ghastly
scrimmage for it, often resulting in a
free fight."
The Ba-yanzi, however, with all these
cruel customs, are superior to some of
the other nations of the Congo. They
make pottery, neat wooden furniture
and other atticles, often decorated with
taste, build neat houses." especially at
the towD Bolobo, and are skilled in
working iron and other metals, fabrica
ting knives and hatchets, which they
sell to tbe Ba-teke and the Wa-buma.
They are fond of music, and the tones
of their five stringed lyre land of the
manmba, a sort of dulcimer, with thin
slips cf metal arranged as keys on a
soundir.g board, are sweetly sonorous.
They cultivate maiz?, sweet potato, su
gar, tobacco, inanico, bansna, the oil
palm and ground nuts, for trade, ar.d
semi-tropical fruits, such a3 the orare
and pineapple, introduced from the Por
tuguese of the west coast. They have
no horses or oxen and few sheep, Lu?
keep goats, pig and poultry ; they
catch Csh in abundar.ee, and preserve
them by smoking.
The Ba-yanr.i are not of the negro
race, accordlug to ethnologists, but be
long purely to th "Bantu" familv,
which includes the people e.round'Lakfc
Tanganyika and Lake Xyassa. in East
ern Africa and on the Zimtiesi. Their
skins are of a chocolate brown color;
they are well shaped and have abun
dance of hair, tut usually pluck out tbe
beard, mustache, whiskers, eyebrows
and eyelashes. They scar themselves
on the breast, belly and temples with in
cised matks denoting the tribe ; dye the
hair and nails with a red pigment and
stiffen their plaited tresses or pigtails
with clay and grease ; often stick par
rot feathers and various other orna
mthtf. about their persons, and wear ear
rings, noserings, necklaces or bracelets,
while one or two pieces of glass cloth
suflice for the dress of the "fashionabie
lady of Lukungu."
Questions of Ownership.
The beginnings of acqu!sitivere33 are
seen in the impulse which yery young
children display to snatch at, or beg for,
any object which pleases their attention.
Later, when they begin to speak, among
the first words they emphasize are "me"
and "mine." Their earliest quarrels
with each other are about question? cf.
ownership ; and parents cf twins 60on
learn that It conduces to a quiet bouse
to buy all presents in impartial dupli
cate. Every one knows how difficult a
tbing it is not to covert whatever pleas
ing thing we see, and how the sweet
ness of the thing often is as gall to us so
long as it is another's. When another
is in possession, the impulse to appro
priate the thing often turns into the
impulse to barm bim what is called
envy, or jealously, ensues. In civilized
life the impulne to own is usually check
ed by a variety of considerations, and
only passes over into action under cir
cumstances legitimated by habit and
common consent.
Putting ur Potatoes. As a great
many people are contemplating buying
potatoes for winter use, it would be well
to see that they are thoroughly dry be
fore storing away in the cellar. A
farmer tells us that the potatoes sprout
more when put in barrels than any
other way. Tbe vegetable like all
other ot its kind must of necessity have
air, and ter.ee it is deprived of this es
sential requisite when rut away in
barrels. The safest way is to spread
them out on the cellar floor if it is not
damp.
Fkesh. Air. The air is the only
agent which keeps the blood pure and
enables it to circulate and impart life-
power io tne Bysiem. it no lets sus
tains life, by impaitiDg this wonderful
property to the blood, than by expelling
the impurities or worn-out matter which
the veins have collected and brought
to the lungs for expu'sinn, and which
if left in the system but a few rsoacenis
would cause death.
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SALESMEN WANTED
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PENSES H A 1 1. Ai.ply at. oiL-e. statlui: aire
CliASE 11KU1 HEliS CttMPAN V.
llvcler to tills pai.cr. ,
lioi:Uefcler. r . Y.
Steam EnKlnes.Saw M II Is. Hay Pre'se. Stump
Pullers and Standard Agricultural loir.liaicau
itBistrilly. Si-nd t..r fstalotruo
A b.UHlHih a suNVotk T-a.it.
w
How oItl I Fxported.
Trre i roce?- of t. inp'rg gold aorrgg
thecct cn is 1 1. ip dsc iU d Ly ih B
ton C'-nn,tCrci'il Huihii.i :
Eat h keg coulain." ?00 (y,.ij i,) c,ar
goid. ItisfrnmtheBu.il t.r Au.-rCh
al Xew Voik, that tr.i.hl ' f tii: p., ,j
idiipitd ficu. that, city. Ti,c j,,,.,
stefcmships Faiiit.g from P. istr.n r.v
cirry little or no gold, p.lthnt:-:, i; ,a
reverse was the case many yt-ars
Tlie shipments of gold are not pj,,
ally on the bank's account. At a --
glance, persons miht well 3unn.e m
when the demand arises for zr!d t, iIETJ
abroad, the phippr would only have 0
seiid in his order for his hundr(-.la of
thousands to the enb treasury, whf-r
mil!:ons of specie are on deposit. r;u.
there are sufllcient reasons wv .j, "
plan will not work. The stiKtrsVrv
can pay otit its coin nnlv to n--:i'. ;3 of
the Government. vV.it h the j;lr c
America the associated banks kip on
deposit constantly an enomro-:? ? ;r.
gold, sometices anjountir '. i JJ m ,,
("x). To the members ot tl -,. .
ciation the Hank of America i-,ta j.
own certificates against tht-so s;.?
redeemable on demand. S whi t!fre
is occasion for making a gold -tt.
the coin is prepared for that purpo&e
the rearcflice cf that Lai.k ; l.(
bagged and kegged and made rsdy jjr
shipment.
Kegs in which gold is packed l'spfC;a
Kegb" as they are called aie made cf
extra hard wood. They muat Lave aa
extra iron hoop. Specie is not thrown
loosely into a keg, ujn the other hand
it is wrsped in tissue pair ar.l nj;fclj
'jp one coin upon another. TLe
berveacnly as a protection for canvas
hags, into which the gold is piaefj j3
the ordinary bit and miss fai-binn of
pennies in a man 8 porket. Into each
bag go 53,000; and ten bags 211 a ke g.
In tbe interests of aecarity, eace kg
is treated to what is ttchnical y kcowu
among the shippers as the "red tapirs"
process
At each end of the keg, In the pr0.
jecting rim of the staves above the Leal
are bored four holes at euid-.sUnt ia!
tervals. A piece of red tape is r
through these bolt3. creasing oa the
head of the keg, and tbe ends Sea: t
meet in the center. At the joint J
meeting, the tape is filled to the k's
head by wax beating the Ptatjrj of l!.e
fhippi-r.
(iuld crosses the ocean very much ai
does every other kind of rreigt.t, w'Lt
i.uL any special looking after. TL
avernge rate of insurance is about JJ,.
CU0 cn a shipment of 51 ,00O,0,'0. There
are shippers who do not insure. Ilavirj
to bhip 1,000,000, they give il in eri-l
parts to half a dczen diffeient vease:.
It is a strict rule with iiua iirms Ltvcr
to trust more than f.Vj uoo at a tire
ou any one thip.
A certain par'y fiuri,bh-s ail the keg?
for gold, and packs- them. Tl;.'- Eaa
who does this is a n.rr.opi.':t in l.lj
way. Shippers of large amounts -tt?B
lose a few tlnllr.rs by p.! ni lut tct
exceeding bixteen ctirtn i; . r- a
dollar thi; tnei.t. T;.o . ! ttios
! be foutid i;i7ainst ni n !;.- in tie
shipment of ruld in i ..if e...i !: cola.
Gold bars are not rendily oMain-J.
Ha.TIed t.lass Maiiiifacturei-s.
American glass manufacture! are
bM:l-d. There is one Fecet in their art
which ihey are unable to solve, oiieclasJ
of rcreigh production that, wi;h al! their
skill, theyeacnot in:!tate. Th NaLCj
glassware fcr ue and drcuration is in
deed a study. Ilecent in-t ortat'.icj
fchovv not enly great originality o- &-
sign, hut a finish that is rea.iy mr
wlous. Here are dishes, bowls, vms-s,
in fact all manner of receptacles, t! at
supgest a strange, uncanny origin, ar.d
evidently intended fcr some mystericji
race of beings we know imthing aLout.
Fancy a huge snail's shell of msM
polished glass dashed with streaks o!
bluish back, and fancy it ever holdicg
anything so material as grains sr.i
peaches 1 The connoisseur, w ith a spark
of curiosity in his composition, a-oaii
certairly explode if he alowd fcis
thoughts to dwell upon this specirrfs
P'ece, that looks as if it had been mcldrd
out of an ocean wave. A bowl, with
bull's eyes of changing blue and green,
of the most delicate lints, is &no'.b:
wondefful example of modern art.
How is this color obtained ? How art
those antique enamelings. thes-4 hrihiar.:
eweled effects, produced? Well, tt:
is exactly what the Nancy iastiiakr5
will not tell you ; and all we poor tr i
tals can do is to buy a piece and imaprre
a magician fathered it. May 1 e, if it
Saudwich people could "reproduce" Hi
like, we shculd not be so enraptured fti
so eager for its possession.
A Uig liar or Itullion.
The Helena ImlQcndent savs : T ?
second largest bar of bullion ever melt
ed in the United States Assay (:T;:s
Helena was handled by MeiLtr Mi
dori. It came from Ihe .Tav G.ul'
Mine, weighed about 2,.r00 ou.ices.
a little ovar 5X) fine in gold r.r;d
worth about Jr?7,000. Theg;is f urr.sfes
were not nearly large ecotn;'! tola---'
it, and one f the great cok? furr.acH,
now seldom used, was hf.-.tfi
When it was thoroughly reduced t- 1
liquid, molten mass, a spt of ?i !'
was attached to the mekirg pot, ;
by the aid of chains aud pti'leys it
lifted out of the bed of t urning coke"-
charcoal and dumped into a ni1"
When it had changed frc-rn a ht,:::''
a solid but red hct bar it was in;-" ;
in water until it bp.d su.Tli:iei:!ly :-r-to
be handled. The cperatl.'t!.
included several interest f:' ; j
other than those detailed, w.i? - '
watched by a srr)3ll ptily '" x ; l
who were much interested :'-r'
527,000 changed from .-"! i'- ' U.)
form, and then to a solid m' 1 "
only larger bar ever handled m
fice was one of about .! 'Sv our.i-cs.
several have oeen melted ot larei vi -
Slinftt Tinnorr 1 tho nPire t'.lls 11-
one thousand deposits, in;ny n,lrt 'j 4
for tl-.a inircii,nn.linir neriod 0'
'"" ' " . . .-r-rf
year, and of considerably iaf "
gate value.
i . .......- ii., vaT-a rorrre
.to-
. . ...i - I
conclusion that It iscoc saie "
'gentle bull."
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