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THE STAGE-DRIVER’S STORY.
How General Scot's Lil Life was Saved
and How His Driver Twice
Escaped Death
The traveler of the present day, as he is
stage coach and packet were the only
points, It is rare that one of the real old-
time stage drivers 1s met with now-a days
aud when the writer recently ran across
Fayette Haskell, of Lockport, N. Y.,
feit like a bibliographer over the
ery
lore,” Mr. Haskell,
pioneers in stage driving (he formerly ran
from Lewiston to Niagara Falls and Duf-
live for many years. The strange stories
At one time when going down a mountain
near Lewiston with no less a personage
than General Scott as a passenger, the
brakes gave way and the coach came on
the heels of the wheel horses. ‘The only
remedy was t5 whip the leaders to a gallop.
Gaining additional momeninm with each
revolution of the wheels the coach swayed
and pitched down the mountain side and
into the streeis of Lewiston.
ahead at the foot of the steep hill
horses dashed, apparently to certain death.
Yet the firm hand never relaxed its hold
nor the clear brain its concepaon of what
must te done in the emergency. On dash-
ed the horses until the narrow dock was
reached on the river bank, when by & mas-
terly exhibition of nerve and daring, the
coach was turned in tcarce its own leugth
and the horses brought to a stand still be-
fore the pale lookers on could realize what
had occurred. A purse was raised by
General Scott and presented to Mr. Has-
and bravery.
Notwithstanding all his strength and his
robust constitution the strain of continuous
work and exposure proved too much for
Mr. Haskell's constitution.
jolting of the coach and the necessarily
cramped position in which he was obliged
to sit, contributed to this end, and at times
he was obliged to abandon driving alto-
gether.
Speaking ot this period he sad:
had a tired teelivg which I never knew be-
fore and could not account for,”
“ind you give up driving entirely?"
“No. 1 tried to keep up but it was ooly
with the greatest effort. This state of
things continued for nearly twenly years
until last October when 1 went
pieces
‘In what way!”
“Oh, I doubled all walk
up; could nol
effort or exertion, 1 had a constant de-
sire to urinate both day and night and al-
though I felt like passing a gallon every
ten minutes only a few drops could escape
and they thick with sediment.
was near.”
“What did you do then!”
“What I should bave done long before:
listen to my wife. Under her advice I be
gan a new treaymnent.”
“And with what resnit?”’
“Wonderful. It unstopped the closed
passages and wha! was #lill more wonder-
ful regulated the flow. The sediment van
ished; my sppetite returned and [ am now
well and good for twenty more years
wholly through the sid of Warner's Safe
Cure that bas done wouoders for me as wel
gs for s0 many others.”
Mr. Has 8 experience
every day in the lives of
American men and women.
evil is undermining the existence of an in
numerable number who do not realize the
danger they are mm until heaith bas en-
tirely departed sad death perhaps stares
them io the face. To neglect such im
portant matters 18 hike drifting in the
urrent of Niagara above the Falls
ll fess
“Now,” said the justice to the wit
ness, *“‘yoq will please tell just how it
happened.”
“Yee, sir, I'litry. The prisoner and
that man were eating dinner at the
Kell’ repeated
¥
ia
thousands
other man on the head with it.”
“Do you, sir,” said
sternly, “pretend to tell the
a dab of mashed potatoes,
court that
even when
make a gash five inches long on =a
man's head, and knoek him senseless?
If you trifle with the court you will be
locked up.”
first to take the dab out of the dish.”
Bovporn incident; “How very warm
it is this morning!”
belle to her friend, into whose boudoir
she had intruded. “Yes, it 18 very,
very warm, Cicely, dear, You surely
are not out for a walk this mormng?”
“ “Why, cert'nly,’ to borrow a phrase
from Mr. Burnand, You know in such
a morning one has ample opportunity
to prove the genuivess of her ocom-
plexion.” It she hadn't have glanced
suspiciously at the various articles of
toilet on the dressing case there would
have been no fronble. But at it is,
words cannot be coined to express the
coolness existing between these two
charming women.
Mystery explained: Gus De Smith
called at a very fashionavle house on
Austin avenue a few days ago, and
acted so qnearly that when that lady's
husband came home she smd: “What
is the matter with youug De Smith?
He acted so strangely, I think there
must be a screw loose abont him some
where.” *“Reckon not I saw him
this /morniug, and be was light sh
over,”
Tuvoroorcan item: “What is the
devil?” asked an Austin Buanday school
teacher of the new boy, who was quite
small, “1 don't know what it is, but it
can’t run as fast as my pa can, How
do you know that the deyil ean’t run
fast?” “Because I heard pa say he al-
ways ontohes the devil when he comes
home ute at night from the lodge, I
reckon I'l be able to eaten it, too,
when I gee to be as big ns pa” *1've
no doubt oi it,” remarked the teaher
with a sigh.”
AGRICULTURE,
HUMOROUS
Toe tramp ascended the front steps, |
and after taking the precaution to!
the ground floor and made a wallowing
bath,
After experiment-
ing I find that a bath consisting of fine
confidence born of
successes. The door was
opened by a woman, as the tramp had
anticipated. ‘‘Is Mr, Brown in?” he
asked,
equal portions of old lime, wood, and
besides wallowing, they constantly
no doubt for the old lime,
have known them to do
So far 1
more than I
feed mornings boiled turnips, carrots,
potatoes, raw cabbage, all well mixed
with dry, coarse bone meal, I knead
all with my hands, mixing well, not us-
!
bread. In no winter bave my poultry
done better, so far, in all respects with
Ix preparing “nests place a few inches
of earth in the bottom or invert a sod,
“If the hens are troubled with lice,"
says a poultry monthly,
of sulphur on the bottom of eacli nest
before you put eggs under them,
er of fine-cut straw, then more sulphur
over it. It would be well to place a few
medicated or porcelain eggs under each
hen before you trust them with valua-
nation to fulfil their tasks faithfully,
then carefully place the cholee eggs
under them at night. A supply of corn
fresh water and a convenient
dust box are important necessaries in
A dust bath at hand is an exoellent
thing for broody bens, for at this time,
the
feverish state of their bodies being fa-
vorable for their propagation, Fre-
quent dusting with sulphur and carbol-
A Wasa ror Fuvrr Tress —Some of
the agricu'tural papers are advertising
caustic potash, or strong lye made from
as a wash for fruit trees,
This will remove all the moss snd rough
bunt trees on which it has been
used look red and sort of burned, and
soon have rougher bark than ever. The
following we have long used, and know
it to be much the better prep aration.
vou can
’
mon
buy sal-soda or com
washing soda; place it in an iron kettle
nnd over the fire; gradually heat it, stir.
ring often nuutil it turns red, when it be-
comes canstiec. Dissolve ome pound of
this in from one to two gallons of water
as the trees have more less rough
snd moss attached, and with it wash
trees.
will
color,
leave the bark of a healthy green
Try it,
Art Freach ‘draught horses are Nor-
from whatever province in
There are dif-
ferent tribes of families in the different
provincas, all tracing in their origin to
the ancient Norman war horse. The
other
tribes have their admirers, and are they
called by their local names, but the
Nationel Norman Horse Asgociation,
comprising nine-tenths of all the impor-
ters of French draught horses in Amer.
ica, recognizes them all as Norman,
Oxzu of the yery finest effects of phos-
phate oa wheal was the result of drilling
between the rows of wheat with the
No phosphate was ap
was sown. The
less, in part owing to the cultiva-
Both
effective.
not a good crop precede wheg), One
reason possibly is that they leave soil in
loose a condition or the roots will
Bat the ehief ob-
lection to beans as a fallow crop is that
their land for
Spring again, which will give opportn-
nity for more plant food to accummniate
before wheat roots are started in search
Ing
Set out
allow plenty of mannre,
one that responds to liberal and frequent
cultivation, In factit cannot be worked
too olten.
feeder it will thrive on any kind of neh
manure,
Bruxwonss will live on lettuce, castor.
oil plant leaves and other piants, but |
they ean only make silk from the leaves
of the mulberry or osage orange, The
best mulberry is the Japan (white),
though thers are five kinds of white, two
of black and several of diflerent shades.
to ten pounds of leaves, while the oth.
of leaves to each, pound of cocoons,
rover hay ie much better for mileh
cows than timothy, It produces a large
quantity of milk, and also of a better
quality. All butter makers know how
yellow the butter is which is made from
the milk of cows fed ou clover hay,
Crean fhe poultry house and sprinkle
with ashes or plaster, If lice abound,
apply kerosene in small amounts to the
perches, from which it will spread to
the birds in effective quantities,
A rox of bran is said te make manure
worth 814.00. This lenvea its cost for
stock feeding very small, Bat its prob.
when fed to mulch cows to increase the
Mrs, Brown 14.
when he
to put out the
line and hang up the wash;
shall send him out with the baby,
after that he will have his sweeping
No, you can’t see
Mr, Brown to-day, and 'twouldn’t make
I attend to
The tramp sald he
house, ani
Mrs, Brown, as she slammed the door,
had, Then the
of yeast;
of another where the women
ted,
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Pravisa with the baby:
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feited and grown tired of them, the ex-
“Mamma,
I really believe that old fool is trying
The old gentle-
man stopped at once,
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A Ruinous Blockade.
au Austin schoolmaster
entered his temple of learning, one
morning, 1 read on the blackboard
the touching legend:
“Our toscher iv a donkey.”
The pupils expected there would be
a combined cyclone sud earthquake,
but the philosophic pedagog
teuted himself =ith adding
“driver” toth ege
school with Playe
Waex
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Porvrarrry of lawn tennis;
play lawn tennis this season,
inquired he, last evening?”
Miss -—.7"
“No, I
Is 1t interest
Yon see, there are
“That
if I had
ing?” “Yes, very,
eight courta, isn't it? Why,
known there was so» much courting
the game I should have been au ex
pert by this time.” *'Oh, I assure
you, but you are an expert.” There
nd use in pursuing this scheme further,
Bed. Bags, Flies,
hes, ania, bed bugs, rate, mice, «
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Ef
“Wiaex I look at the quacksry and
Files, roa
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*{ had no idea you hind any to cast,’
Some Ancient Mallads,
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| tart apples, one capful of sugar, the
| julee and rind of two lemons, six ges,
{ four tablegpoonfuls of batter, enough
| puff or chopped paste to line a three
| pint pudding dish, Pare and quarter
| the apples. Pare the thin rind from
the lemon, being careful nol to eat into
| the white part. Put the Butter, apple
| and lemoun-rind and juice in 4 stew-pan
with half a ecupful of water; cover
| tightly and simmer three-quariers of an
hour, rub through a sieve, sdd the
sugar and set away to cool, Line the
| dish with paste, Beat the yolks of the
eggs, and stir into the cooled mixture.
| Torn this into the lined dish. Bake
slowly for hall an hour,
the whites of the eggs to a
| froth, and gradually beat into
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| sugar,
{ return to the oven, and cook twelve
| minutes with tne door open. Berve
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KarsoMive, —iight pounds of whits
{ing and one quarter of a pound of
white gine make the right proportivns,
Soak the glue over night in cold water,
| and in the morning heat till it is per.
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wash the consist.
am, Apply warm
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ishing it as you go on
used instead
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holes
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If warm skim milk is
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Poraro Sour. ~-A quart of milk, six
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nion and a tablespoonful of
Pat milk to boil thirty minutes. Turn o
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Add the boiling milk and the butter,
and pepper and salt to tas lub
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ately, A cuplal
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flavor with a few drops of lemon, and
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pin
Ruceans Crean Pie
«¢wed rhubarb,
pint cream, two
racker, three eggs.
rhubarb through
other ingredients well together,
{ just as the pie is reaay for the
| stir in the rhubarb; pour the
into a plate limed with pastry
| with strips and bake.
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Morassrs Cooxigs, —1 wo
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Srorren Porarons —After the
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til soft, Cat a piece from the top
each potato, and scoop out the
pulp with a spoon, taking care not
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rough a colander, season with salt,
wid mash with it plenty of butter,
Return the mixtare to
brown the tips with a salamander
red-hot shovel,
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