I
1
reUntlfii .Scraps.
It lathe ovt rMotk.cd boiler that
Ciu a many accidents.
S.uailp x aud soartrt fever rise as the
temperature talis, and (all after the
teaiDxraturH rma la the spting.
They h.ive discovered a new way of
tnakiu; a btt.fire at Virginia City. Nt-v.
U:lcka are soaked in krroserje for iwu
tivs, after which tbey will burn bright
ly for more than an hour.
Several receut explosions are trace
able to i lie fuel that the fireman's eyes
were not gxnl enough for biui to realiy
be able to see tbe state of tbe guge,
though be thought be could report ou
it perfectly.
The length of the tubes employed In
the pneumatic postal di&paich in Berliu
ia about 30 in i led. Tne uutnotr of let
ters, card aud local telegrams forward
ed by this bjateui ia 1837 waa 034 COO.
Tbe coal cf cot-strnetiou has betu $750,
COO.
As tbe bebt method water-prootiug
soldiers' clothing, tbe B-igiiu govern
men; baa adopted dipping tbe gjods la
Acetate of alumina abd then dicing io
the air. The cloihliijj Is not ibjuitd.
and it said to offer do obsiicle lo perb
piratiou afier tieatuient.
Professor Langley fluJa that a very
faint Jighi may Do perceived in bou
half a second while au ordinary brigiu
light requites only about half thai iu
terval, and that tbe same amount ot
energy may produce at lcaai loO.UOO
times the visual affect in one color that
it dots In a li other.
Tte lightn.ng.flabh is generally sup
posed to have a duration o: much leua
than tbe otie-oLe-bucdred Irjoua.iud li
part ot a aecuud, but TravveJei has ob
tained photographic results whicn indi
cate thai it may last several seCunde.
On a 8low-tnJTig plate a fl-a was iru
pressed as a broad nbbon-ehaped bano.
Gain on trees of any character la but
the waste cells of Lt-e trees, given a dia
charge opon the surface by the power
thai constructs a tree. Wben the sub
Stance is very mobile or thta i; is ab
oil, when it is a resin. Tbere are uli
conditiuLS of the subatauoe f torn an oi.
to a renin.
The relation between cold weather
and carious diseases ba U.ely been ria
borate ly studied and dlacuased by D.-.
Ileury B. Uaket, Secretary of tb
MicU,;n State 2oaid wt Health, lit
results, pub.tahed la Scieuce, show tbi
d:phttn.n.. scarlet 'ever aud smallpox
are largely controlled by meteurjioKi
cal conditions. Dr. Bki r Suds thai
diphtheria is meat frequent in automo
and winter, accompanying somewhat.
In Us rise and fail by seaaoos and by
months, thj fall and rise of the temper
at ate aud the rise and fall of w ind ve
roeity.
Comparatively little attention was
given by th medical profession to th
treatment of spra ns till in 1670 or 1S71
when Sir James Paget urged the inves
tigations of the sut j'-ct and the ins itu
tion of scieutiiic mmlioda in tbe matter.
Dr. Woanon II .od afterward published
in the ''Lancet" an account of the
methods followed by the professional
bone setters of the publir. which, wiih
some blunders, were attended w'.lb cou
siderable succeas. A full treatise to
th subject has recently published in
Land in by Dr. G. W. Manse!! Al iulin.
This aulhor recommends a treatment
chiefly hydropathic, with tbe avoidance
f such lotions and liniments as arnic
and thus toxicodendron ; an accurate!.
measured reel, followed by moderate
asdctietul movements, end suitably
adapted massage.
Intelligence of Younj Animals.
There is one charicteristio implied
in Tror. Vjjji's u.r;iumect which
seems to bsar more favorably to bis
thf 3 ?. It la that the young ape, the
orang or chimpauze, for example, is
more intelligent than tbe adult. This,
we might say, is because it Is descend
ed from a more lu'ellig-nt an cesser
than recent apes. But greater intelli
gence is a tale with all young animals,
well, if we take tbe circumstances into
account, as with man. The brain is at
that period larg-r in proportion to th
todv ; it is In some sense virgin, more
impressionable ; il grows excessively,
and a&ks only to absorb, to work, to
turn the b ood it receives to account.
What Is more marvelous than the way
our children learn to talk, read, an-1
write ? Would we adults be capable or
the amount of rapid memorizing which
the mats of words and id -as inculcated
into them at that g ex.nc t Young
Australians are equal to Europraus in
tbe schools, aod retain languages with
extr&ordinaty facility ; but, as age
comes on, their savage nature reappears,
they take off their clothes, the? j .in
their like again, and they manifest no
more Intelligence then if they hud never
been among the whiles. If at our agf
we appear so captcious, intellectually
epeakirg, il la because we have beeu
accumlating for many years ; because
we reason In great part by habit, auto
matically ; became we are incessantly
excited by the stiuggte for exisrence,
ty the society of our likes, and by the
use of language which apes do not pos
sets. M. Vogi's last argument, that
the young ape is more hum tne than the
aanlt ape, does not, therefore, convince
me.
hileta tsaismpiifa ara.
Tnls H beyond qat-stluo tbe oiuet success
ful fouh Mfjlc::.o we have ever sold, a few
doeas Invariably cure tLa worse caaea of
Cpusb, Croup, aod Bronchitis, a tils Its
woojerlnl succe-s In the cure cf Coosuuip
ton Is without parallel In the history of
medicine. Since Its flrct dscoverv It bas
been sutd eu a iiuaraniee, a test wblcb no
ctber nieaicine caa staaU. If yoo bave a
Couah
we arnrstly aak you to try It
I'rlca 10 cents, SO cents, and f 1.00. If joor
Luoirs are sor. CUst or back urt,e, nsa
Sbllon's Turuus Plaaters. Sold by Vr. T. J.
Davison.
The way to make yourself pleasing
to show tteari thos small courtesies in
which ttit?r is do parade, who Tolce
isstM to tease, and whlca manifest
themselTes by tndrr sod affecUonat'v
!(nlr i ari.i a a . .
kmdness. gllnjC o.h-fi th, prcfere.
n eyery li-tle ujjymr.Dt at the table.
t a a. . . - I
ia tue nei-4, walkicu, sltttn?, and stand
lug.
1
KA3KI WE
Trie NW QUININE. :
uvc
CIKDAPFETITE
KIETNERYES,
n.VPPY MV,
.'WEET SLEfP.
A POWERFULTONIC.
that the mt delicate stomach will bar.
ASPECIFIC FOR MALARIA,
RHEUMATISM.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
and all -rtu llimel.
Tb.moft scientific and snceesful Blood Purifl
r hmwrtorto tiialoa
Mr John 11. Scrionotfh. Slma. If . C wiitaa :
1 not nuiUrla la th. Southern armf and tor a
duxeo y.r vllarcd troio Its ieblll!tlDr eflect.
1 t rrlhlT ruo doo 1 heril ol Kuklm.
tba ne quinine. It hlvl m. at enco. I
Klo1 41 p-mn.ls. Uare not bad sueo aood
b-lth to 20 year.
Othaf lttfrt of a similar character from prom
inent Indirldaalx. wtlch noi Kin. aa a
ramcdy el undoubted merit, will b nt on
application.
Ia-tar from tba abOT. penoni. glTlat; lull
d.ial! will ba not oa appllcatlua.
K ktna can ba taken without any special
Inl itic. (I a bvttl '. Sold by all druaal'ts.
or urtii by n.atl "u receipt rf price.
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Pitt'lrarjr, Pena'a.
Food for Thought.
Peevishness cir-ri with its dark Tog
eTvn th most distant horizia.
Jl generation is not s schfme of mor
tal tibkeriog aod ethical cobbling.
Court 1 be fresh air dtv ud mgbr.
'Oh, if yoo koew what was in the air I
Fret makes a young man act like aa
eld one,- and an old man act like a
young one.
Tbe thief wbo flods no opportunity
to steal, considers himself an honest
man.
There Is no power on earth or in
heaven tht can nndo what baa once
been done.
A reputation for htppinesi needs as
much watching as a reputation for hon
esty. God denies his children nothing bat
with a design to give them something
better.
Whichever of ns has done what is
bes' and noblest for all time, be is tbe
surrior-
To lie about a mac never hurts him,
but to teli the truth about him some
times does.
The secrets of much success in this
world are cash, confidence, cheerful
ness and constancy.
A wodd is waiiing for every man to
help on its salvation by making bis own
life a victory, not a defeat.
Tbe more God empties your bands ot
other work, the more yoo may know he
has special work to give them.
We dote upon this world as if it ware
never to have an end ; aod we neglect
the next as if it were never to bave a
tw ginning.
Next to moral weakness, a fear of
the d'Qiuitles to be met with is. un
doubtedly, tbe most unfortunate mental
trait of any young person.
There is no proiectiou against slan
der. Let us pty no attention to these
prattlers ; let ns try to live in Innocense
and allow tbe world to talk.
Nothing, indeed, but the possession
of some power can with any certainty
discover what, at bottom, is the true
cbatacter of any man.
Frown down all tricks, all cunning,
all those windiog and crooked courses
io business. Take an honorable stand
aod boldly maintain it.
We Dwfd each otLers forbearances as
well as encouragement io order to do
our beat. We do not all see alike ; we
cannot work in :he rame way.
Some paople are never content with
' fceir lot. Clouds and daikness are over
their beads. To them every incident,
is an accident, and every accident a
calamity.
Scieuce is a first rate piece of furni
ture for a man's upper chamber, if be
h-ts common eense on the ground floor.
Bet if a man hasn't got plenty of gcod
ct.mmon sense, tbe more science he has
he worse for his patient.
If any human law shall show or re
quire us' o commit crime, we are bound
tt transgress that human law, or else
must offend agaib6l both the natural
and divine.
A good book and a good woman are
excellent things for those wbo know
how justly to appreciate their value,
Tiiere am men, however, who jadge ot
both from the beauty of their covering.
It is quite easy to perform out duties
when they are pleasant, and imply no
self-sacrifice : the test of principle is to
perform thecn with equal readiness
when they are onerous and disagreea
ble -
Home is not a name, nor a form, nor
a nutine. It ts a spirit, a presence, a
principle. Material and method will
not and cannot make it. It must; get
its light and sweetness from those who
Inhabit it.
The teacher must show his apprecia
tion of a child's common sensa aa well
as of his knowledge of the lessons.
Sometimes the dull pipil has a batter
everyday judgment than the scholar
who never fails in lessons, and will
make an abler mio.
Scholars are rcea of peace ; they bear
no arms, but their tongues are sharper
than Actiu's sword, their pens carry
farther, and give a louder report than
thunder. I had raber stand in the
shock of the bailisk than in tbe fury of
a merciless pen.
The class of men that disturb and
disorder aod distress the world are not
th se born aod nurtured amid the hal
low -d influences of Christian homes,
tut ratbei those whose early lift, has
bee a a scene of trouble and vexation,
who have started wrong in the pilgrim
age, and w hose course is one of disaster
to themselves and trouble to thoae
around them.
A Sew I'Be for Lemons.
If you ever use lemons, and have a
portion of one left over, be sure you do
not throw it away. You should always
bave them in the bouse, as vou can use
them for flavorinc, but of what nse are
pieces v
Just this. The next time you think
yoo bave done with a lemon just dip it
in salt and rub your copper kettle or
stewpao with ij. You will be surprised
to Sad what a brilliant surface vou will
obtain if you rub tbe article instantly
with a dry. soft cloth. You can polish
all brass work by the same means,
every rtain disappearing as if by magic.
A mouldy lemon put into a dirty sauce
pan halt full of water and boiled for
an hour cleanses the utensil amszinsly
and removes anv odor such as Gab or
onions. Try and se if I am not right.
The "chestnut." as a slang phrase,
is done with. frost-bitten, quite, and in
equally meaningless word baa been sub-
s noted. It is "dusty " Do you ad
mire a stylish toilet to a dainty dish.
you are privileged to say : "There is
nothing 'dosty' about that." On the
whole, when one takes time to cousld
er, there is more sense in "dusty" than
in c;ost fashionable slang. A dusty ob-
j"Ct sasgests one whose freshness is de
spoiled. Just how tbe "chestnut" was
ever significant do one has yet clsarly
defined.
isiwsr Tbla aeatleB.
Why do to many people we see around
us seen to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by IodUestlon, Constipation,
Dlxxioeas, Lots of Appetite. Coming Up of
tbe Food, Yellow &km, w ben for 75 cents
we will salt them Shiloh's Sjstem Yitalizer,
guaranteed to care there. Sold by Vr. T. J.
i?vIspb. -
If You Are Sick
Vtfh Bti-"-. KtaralgU, Rbcamattam Dywprp.
ate, Biliousness. Blood Humors, Kidarj- Disease,
- ftirinlr-'"'1', Female Troubles. Fever and ajTisx
SlecrJacs. Fartlal ParsJysis, or Kerrous Pioa
tratiuo. oae fame's Celery Compound and ba
cured, la eacb of tbese the cause la mental or
phyieical overwork, anxiety, exfoeure or malaria,
the eSect of which is to st eak.-a the nervous sy
tem, resulting tnoue of thce diseases. Remove
the CAtdi with that great Nerve Tonic, and tae
' xxsTlT will disappear.
Paine's Celery Compound
Jaa U Bowejc. BrrtnctteM. Mas., wrltesr
Seine's Celery tomuuiid cannot be eiCKUeU aa
a Nerve Tcnie. In my Case a siiiR.e rtle
wrotirht a m-at cbanye My nermiwitiw eruuvlv
lmrpeared.awd with it the rwuluujc adfUou
Crt Ibe stuwatu. heart and livt-r. aiul the whole
tone of the sywem n wood.-nu.ly invifcnwuW
1 teU my fru-uda. if ait as 1 have bwn, t uinc a
Celery Compound
Will Cure You!
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erne Kefrwerators which
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DranfEbt and Pit
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wcighinc 14U0 1W. are I. Arnhriia Jc Co-. &a
Seraud Avenue, Plltahsu-g-h, Pa. Mulnselp
ped to all parle ef the State on order. Kotbing Us
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lndUidnality of the H or ft.
One thing carioas and Interesting
spoilt the hors is its individua'.lt y.
This ts a chrc'eri'lc coram in to all
aoimalfl, undoubtfdly to a greater or
k-sa degree, bur. surpaaaingly so. . we
think, in the ease of a boras. IIor this
characteristic varies in horses is well
known by anyone wbo has ever Intelli
gently drawn a rein over a good road
ster. " The individuality of horses var
ies as much aa that ot men. Every one
bas a different mental as well as physi
cal rcake up. Some horses seem to possess-
brains, to have some sense, are
quick to understand aod obey the least
sign, motion or word of their master.
Some men drive and oae horses for
years and yet never realize that they
know anvtbing. or that there is any
more difference between them than
there is between so many barrels or saw
logs. Other men who handle horses a
great deal, who buy and sell frequently
and study much their different charac
teristics, will tell jou bow wonderfal
horses are. bow much tbey will some
times teach even their drivers. Be
tween a nervous, sensitive, intelligent
horse and bis considerate owner bow
large a anion of fellowship and sym
pathy exists. In the stable, on tbe
road, if overtaken by an accident, tbe
cool, sensible man is snre to have a
quick sympathv from his faithful horse,
lis truits his master as his master
trust him. If the master i3 quiet tbe
horse will be equa.ly so." koowihg that
everything is sife. If tbe master blus
ters or becomes anxious or exhibits fear,
tbe borne knows it at once and becomes
restive likewise. Ob. that men only
knew that horses know much more than
tbey give tbem credit for, and that tbey
would nse tbem more humtnely than
tbey do now. Horses are Dot brutes
they are noble, intelligent, sensible
creatures, tbe most useful animal ser
vant wbhicb Divine goodness. bas given
to man.
ttholg .Nellie BIj!
Tbe following extract from an Inter
view with Mrs. (Jrn. Grant by NelHe
B'y, printer iu the X. Y. "World. Octo
ber 23th, will show wbo Xeliis Biy is:
"I was somewhat nervous about my
visit to Mrs. Grant. I on'y knew ber
as tbe wife of tbe famous general; tbe
successful hostess for!g it years in the
White nouse;the woman wbo had. In
making a tour of the world, been re
ceived as a queen in every civilized land.
Would any one wonder, then at my
apprehension, when worneu of so much
meaner light so often try to parry all
attempts at approach? But I was
wrong.
,4Mf son tells me," Mrs. Grant said,
with a pleasant laugh, after greet ines
bad been exchanged drawing me by tbe
he band to a chair and seated herself
on a lounge most cordially near, "that
Nellie Bly is a little scamp."
"On, no no," I broke in, but holding
her finger up playfully, she continued:
"That, not being content with expos
ing the Blackwell's Island Insane Asy
lumyes, and benefiting it wondrons'y
and exposing Phelps, tbe great Al
bany loboyist, she needs must go to
Central Paik and allow herself to be
"mashed, aod then tell all about it in
the newspapers, so that now none of the
men dare wink at a girl wbilb out driv
ing, lest abe be Xtilie B y."
"Why, that's a shame." I repled, and
we both laughed, I fear not altogeth
er in pity of tne men.
Home Information.
Gum camphor scattered about mice
haunts will drive tbem away.
B:ood stains from for can be removed
by rubbing well with dry plaster of
Paris.
Yon can make cloth water-proof by
varnishing it with linseed oil, coating
with a solution of rubber in naphtha.
To remove lnkstains from boards, use
strong muriatic acid or spirits of salt.
Apply with a piece of cloth, and then
wash thoroughly with watr.
To protect children's clothing from
Ore, add one ounce ot alum to tbe last
wa'er used in rinsing cloibes. This
renders tbem uoinflimmable.
To revive old silk When silk has
lost its gloss and becomes limpsy it may
oe restored by sponging with a solution
of half an ounce of gum tragcanib in a
pint of hot water.
To take ink oat of linen, dip the ink
f pot in pure melted tally w ; then wash
out tbe tallsw. and tbe ink will come
outwitb it. This is unfailing.
To clean pie plates that bave been
used for baking, pui them in a large
kettle of cold water and throw on them
a few hot ashes or cinders, and let them
boil for au hour.
For chapped lips use bees' wax dis
solved in a small quantity of sweet oil,
by beatirg carefully. Apply the salve
two or three times a day, and avoid
wetting the lips as much as possible.
Bow to Sharpen a Pocket Enlle
A large dealer iu cutlery expresses
the opinion that not one msn in fifty
knows bow to sharpen a pocket knife.
"A raz3r," says ha, "mot be laid
fiat on the hone, being hollow ground
and requiring fine edge. Bat a pock
et knife requires a stiff edge, and tbe
moment you lay it fiat on a stone, so as
lo touch tbe polished side, yon ruin the
edge. Tbe blade must be held at an
angle of twenty or twenty-five degrees
and have an edge similar to a chisel.
This is technically Called the 'cannel,'
and is marked on all new knives by a
fin? white line which does not rvmove
or touch tbe polished surface. Knives
improperly whetted are often condemn
ed as too hard or too soft witbont rea
son." Sblllia Catarrb Rrmrdj.
SM'.oh's Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous
cure for Catarrh , Diphtheria-, Canker Mouth,
and Deadaebe. With eacb bottle there is
an ingenious Nasal Injector for tbt more
successful treatment of tbese complaints
without extra charge. Price 90 cents. Sold
by Dr. T. J. Davtaon.
In nervous prostration, rest and sleep
are tbe first indispensibie conditions.
A change is always in order to make
tbem possible. The diet must be gen
erous, tbe food well masticated ai.d
eaten lcmly.
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JN3.F1NZER.& BROSJ.ovjisviue.K.
1888.
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t otuaaM) Httic same: aL packed iu a aat wood
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T be caimier or ttwt r. : intmifriil in tt- ...
otto by Mason A 1 w.-u - ta 1 Other snaaera
roflovred in the rr,!i!a of these iuetiwmaata,
but the Vaiem A Ht.:a.hn Cpa.-is I. are arwars na
satned tlivtr t npr tiu t te Ixet in tlie world.
Kason H FiiuAi.a ca r, as CrjionsuaUoo of ttie
smeoutuiea ereriK-ry;- cr r r crj-jia, trie fact thai
ft au oc i :rc rr?
arte, I616T, in
wtta best mt.k
tisaa, tbey hart;
aa ua cx-hen t - v y li. nora.
(rated cataerrre -S T r'vnl. froe.
Masoa m lixnilin lon"t to mr.ketSee
kraordiuary C:ra f-.r Ui-r p.ar.oa, thai tbev are
superior to ail o:h-s. 1 h.-y n.ncnl3 tJba hig
exoellenee aoli.ev J by e::-.r HaJln aialtow in uia
art of piano b.iii lnc. tnit st .l clim Barlorit.
a hie they aV.nl- as aarur to tV reruarkaWe im.
provemeat introdi.oe(l r j t'icm in tUe yar WPS.
and bow knovm - - 1 " I - -, HajsuK TiAjto
STBiseKR," by B it a f r ,bo rweof ahiot.
aibleutrrity ami f f J t ..tnaarlf
tone, toveilirrfi it I . , v
- cresiied capai- CSa'l i r?i;3?. ryfalandiaff
IB mae ano o:ber iru- m uuit atvar tae.
Acircnlar, ccra!i:ui wtiioor-iaie from Uirea
bandred pnxhaers, Hv-.frMan, and trisera, enca,
boceUier wli h deenm'.va cstkro, so aay anplicaai.
Pianoa and DrL-uos s .ul fur eoaa or -r Day
BenUi; alen retilr L '
UASON AHAML'N OPAN ANPINOCO.
ATU R E'O rar sWliZln""1
CURE FOB
CONSTIPATIOSa
for Torpid Liver.
Bllloes Headache,
Coal treatise,
Tarrant's atTrrveaeeat
Srlty.er Apsrleiit.
It Is certain In Iu erTecta
It Is gentle In iu aot I n.
ft It palaleable U tbe
ate. It can be relied
p in to ears, and It en res
y assistin;. aot by outra Br
io, nature. Io bot take
lolent nura-atlves your-
Vayr -elves or allow your chll
Iran to take tbem, always
wlwA'slSaQaCUya '.aeeutloal preparetlon,
-n hlcb has been lor more
'0I5rLEE.SHL'
n-5vafW
Dr
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31
pLfL' PLUQ ;grs4
ffif Tobacco
w a am aw a. u van aw-
Tlie Jsiorjofa Bracelet.
"Djd yon lose tbis ?" iruj'a!l6d . ,.
He (tlr! of some stranpers who wpr. ,
olclnj Dfar Cypfl3 Toint, on
Bsventfen-mile drive one of Moj6
as sbe held tip a pretty gMd bjaea'S
It wasdoring the Chan'anqna A.
bit at PaCflc Grove, in 1387, that tf
ty was made np of those who tfiok rT
ia the lectures to enjoy the ria wm k
icthe great feat. re of a vlsitu ik
Ancient City by tbe sea. To come 2
Monterey without maklno; tLe ,
would be on a par with a person ,JP
to Saratoga aod not drinking ,t ,h'
mineral springs, or spading TacJ
tion at Coney Island without enjoin
surf bath. "
In rpspouse to the child's qtio8i0n
ghntl-man stepped forward and I took
the ornament, which he dicoterM
bore tbe name of one of the jouob u
dit-s s'oppinp; at E Carmelo. to..
with tbe rnrther inncription that it a
presests-d to her by admirers dur!Dt
her enp;a;.ment at tbe IIym,;k
Theatre, London. An inquiry M
whether anything had been lost bron.u
a negative rep'y. but the gentian,
after giving the child some sMght ti
ward, carefully consigned the bi&celbt
in his pocket, reserving a pleasant tor
prise for the evening, and all were ip.
prtsed of the fact that something troalfl
occur afier supper which would rruk
at least one heart bet t for Joy. Xh
tilp borne was mad. wittout irwcla
iccideot, and at last the lonked-for
time arrived wbea one of the libera,
tears ptesr-nt. who bad been acpoinj
to perform the duty.called on Mm
Elf-anor Calhoun, tbe talented yoon
Californian. who returned her fo,t
keepsake, which, it then became known,
she dropped tbe year previous ahr.
luncbioK at the same spot, and there Ir
bad laid hidden in the sand, to betnrju
ed np by an unknown child's foot
lag tbe owner's next visit.
Unfit Farmers.
There are a great many tnisflts if
this world. A bright, witty moata
onca remarked of those married coutft
who sought disunion In tbe coon tt
Ihpy were misfit cooples, and sure
this tfrm may te applied to tboseliira.
ers a ho have got into a business umait.
ed to '.heir character and habits, and la
which ibey chafe themselves, and l:vt
under the dark shadow of discontent.
Contentment is a spring of happing
and in one's vocation is the secret of
success. Riches and the means of ei.
travagant liviog are not often poss'b'e
to the farmer ; a plain sufflciencT,
abundar.ee even of all tbe necessaries
and many of the comforts of life a farm
er may bave, but tbe empty, superficial
pleasures of society, the gossip abd ths
frivolous emp'oj ment which some call
"sociftv," an scarcely consistent with
farm life. Whrn tbesa are tbougbtto
be the sum of happiness, then one picei
lo what bas been called tbe dreary Iso
lation of farm life, and contentment
vanishes, with all the brightness that
it brings to the life. There is no drear
iness or isolation when a farmer and
bis family, "abut np in measureless
content," find within their narrow en
vironments all that is pleasiog to so in
telligent mind in the contemplation of
al! the beauties and wonders of natnre,
n the pure air breathed, in the whole
some varied exercise of the field and
garden, in tbe Studies and pleasing dis
coveries which are made day by day,
and in the ''sweet restorer, balmy
s eep." which is ecjoyed nowhere eltt
so fully as on a farm.
Utt to Puolah Children.
"How to punish children," said Fro-
frr Ad ler, in a lecture recently, is
one of tbe burn lug quesrions of the day.
Upon li dependd ia a greeter defies
ban tbe people imagine tbe welfare ot
the. Stale, the family, society, and let
ethical developement of humanity itself.
We should be tbe pbsicians of our
enemies ; we should profit, by ihelr hos
tility, and lead tbem to a better mind
by gentleness and firmness combined.
aod -ven ebastise them when their own
good aod scial advancement require it.
IIow many parents know how to pua
isb children !
"A child will grow up, in nine case
out of ten, tbe emooclimeut of tbe !n-
fluences that surround bim. Xever
chastise a child in aofer, Swiateg, w
great ptgan phili.s lptier, refrained
puniahing a slave nniil bis paaijc bi
cooled. Aa angary father erts a peril
ous ermp'e to his ofl.jpri'j. x"
hibiis bis waakuess wb-o sboud be
firm and coutained. Toe ebud diiuks
in the lessen, and his moral naiura :s
lancerated and warped.
"II. w many coiidreu are spoiled by
discouragement 1 Tarents gromole
a id chide the live long dy. aod never
praiae. It is wrong. Nothing will w
effrctuaMy crush a child's ambition to
be good aod noble. Tne sweat approba
tion of a good mother is enougn to
mke. a jounz man face d alb in
worthy cause."
It is a good thing aud a wise one tt
be able, with a few books and a li!e
needlework, to give any room, bowe,fI
strange aad desolate, a look of sbame. i
be able to persue our osual empr
menta anywhere at a rojment'i notlc
and a blessing beyond wealth, bfjow
beauty, or even beyond taleDt, i tb"
cheering temperamnt which em rejo
in the eunlight,1 yet be merry i tb
shade, wbicb can delight in the aingit(
of the birds ia the spring, yet sol.ee it
self wiih the beart'a own muaic
wbe
winter is t hand.
A brisk ironer needs a supp'T of
man as
seven
flat iroDS, tw-
five mar be made to answer,
J t,u l-.rt In a ran nariiCUlSf
a..uu vi v- - ---v r
aod occasionally rubbed over w
11B -
to be euie that their surtace
. rr-knuvi and
cle
jroDio.
anc emtioi u. - .
table bhould be smoothly coverw.
with a layer ot blanket or carpet.
then with r-everal flda of n" a
tou. There should be a
for tbe iron at the right band. m
to try tbe trou before it be app.w
to any arte'e to hi d n- up.
put lUe
WTiirv a hiuce t-riak
graphite or soft le.d ptLCoa
I of ftlctlfJO.
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