BARTHOLDI'S B1G GIRL,
The Prejudices Met By a Canvasser for the
Pedestal Fund,
——————
The Bartholdi pedestal fund is nearly
complete, The statue has arrived and
goon New York harbor will be graced
by the most magnificent colossal statue
the world has ever seen,
“Liberty Enlightening the World I”
What a priceless blessing personal lib-
erty is. It is the shrine at which peo-
ple, ground under the heel of tyranny
in the older worlds, worship with a fer-
veney that Americans cau scarcely real
ige;it is a principle for which N
proper it is that at the very entrance of
the Bay of New York this emblematic
statue should flash a welcome to the
world.
§ JThe press is entitled to the eredit of
this achievement. Mr, Philip Beers,
who has been making a circuit of the
country on behalf of the Pedestal fund,
gays that the fund will certainly be
raised, as the World does not know the
word fail,
Mr. Beers says that he has found the
most pronounced generosity among
those of foreign birth, They
more appreciative of liberty than do our
pative born.
strange prejudice seems to exist,
*Prejudice ? In what particular?”
«] have ever found that however
meritorious a thing may be, thousands
of people will inevitably be prejudiced
against it. I have spent most of my life
on the road and I know the American
people ‘like a book.” In 1879 a person-
prejudice,
appetite, dreadful backache, cramps,
1 drag-
seeking
ral break down of the system.
ged myself back to New York,
the best professional treatment.
for preaching so much about my owa
case, Finally, with some spirit, 1 re-
marked to him :
professional wisdom is pretense, You
are controlled by prejudice, You can-
not reach a case like mine and you
know it, can you?"
*] had him;aud he fiusily conceded the
point, for it was Bright's disease of the
jt, Having cured myself, however, in
Warner's safe eure, which accomplished
this result, was really a wonderiul pre
paration. Had President Ratter, of
the Central-Hudson used it, 1 am cer-
tain he wonld be alive to-day, for he
could not have been 1n a worse condi-
tion than I was,”
“I have found similar prejudices
among sll classes concerning even so
laudable a as this pedestal
fand.”
Mr, Beer's experience and the recent
scheme
Lat
tral- Hudson railroad, of an extreme kid-
cians have no real power over such dis-
should pursue if, as the late Dr. Wil-
lard Parker says, headache, sickness of
ache, dark and offensive fluids, prema-
turely impaired eye-sight, loss of
strength and energy occur, for they un-
mwistakably indicate a fatal result, if
not promptly arrested.
the pedestal will be raised. OI course
it will bea great trinmph for the World,
bu: would it not have been an eternal
disgrace had our people failed to pro-
vide for the pedestal 7”
{Liat lemons are the most useful fruit in
domestic ecomomy, The juice of ball
coffee, without sugar, will often cure a
sick headache, Lemon juice and sal:
will remove ordinary iron rust,
hands are stamed there is nothing that
will remove the stains so well as lemon.
Cut a lemon in half and apply the cut
surface as if it were soap. Lemon
juice is also a remedy for rheumatism
spring. In the latter case, take the
juice of a lemon before breakfast, the
pulp may also be eaten, avoiding eyery
particle of skin. Lemon juice with
sugar mixed very thick an
intervals relieves coughs. 1t must be
very seid as well as sweet,
pared ip this was are very nice:
them in cold water for an hour and then
remove skin and blood vessels, For
two sweetbreads put a pint of water on
a tablespoonful of vinegar, a few slices
six sprigs of parsley, one of thyme and
a bay leaf; boil two minutes; drop the
sweetbreads in; boil one minute longer
imnmediatel
well chopped, a little salt and pepper.
Put the whole in a stewpan
sweetbreads on it and lay a few thin
on the fire; add half a cup of broth and
the same quantity of white wine and
simmer until done. Dish the sweel-
breads, skim the fat from the sauce,
strain is over the sweetbreads aud serve
with mushrooms or cauliflower,
A Gyrsy Tasus, —Cut first a paper
of a clover leaf, one foot from
center to the edge; get some one to
out this out of a half board for
Swaersreaps MaceporNe, Wash,
soald or parboil two sweet-breads; trim
and skin them; cover with beiling
water, slightly salted; add half a tea-
spoonful of mixed spices and & table-
spoonful of vinegar; simmer three-
quarters of an hour and drain, Put
them on a hot dish, brush a little beef
extract, or reduced beef, or veal soup
over them; arrange a border of mace-
doine round them and serve, - Mace-
doine, or prepared mixed vegetables,
may be had af the grocers, and are
more satisfactory than preparing them
after heating 8 moment,
Spaxisg Omerer.—Cut up ball
Spanish pepper; peel and cut up a large
tomato; ent two ounces of ham into
dice; mince three button mushrooms
and half an onion with a clove of gar-
lie, season with salt, cayenne and six
capers, Pat the onion and ham in a
pan and fry them, add the other Ingre-
this to the omelet jast before folding it,
turn out on a dish, pour a well-made
tomato sauce around it and serve. The
ingredients may be varied to snit the
taste,
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Select a small bluefish, split it in two,
lengthwise, remove the bone and cut
the fish free from the skin; cut the flesh
in strips; spread a layer of nicely sea-
soned stuffing on each long strip, and
roll them, Cover the bottom of a tin
| with the stuffing, and add the filets of
| fish and fill all the spaces between with
| stufiiing,
dish a layer of bread-crumbs, moist
ened with melted butter, and bake to a
| delicate brown, The stuffing may be
| made of a mixture of minced meat and
AAS RT
Waar to him was love or hope? What
to him was joy or care?’ He stepped
on a plug of mottied soap the girl left
on the topmost stair, and his feet flew
out like wild, tlerce wings, and he
struck each stair with a sound like a
drum, and the girl below with the
scrubbing things laughed like a fiend
to see him come.
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| 14.8, Procter, Furniture Dealer, 60 Salina St.
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| Old Mr. Dentley, (looking over her
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Olid Mr. Bentley—*“Liydia Pinkham,
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“80 vor have two
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Johnny Samuelson,
“Yes, ma'am, two of 'em.”
twins at your
Bezumbe to little
Thunder and Lightning.”
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soon as he heard they were in the
Years Teach More Than Books.
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| the use of an alterative remedy isindi
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Trey met asturdy farmer, whereupon i
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see, pa,” said the satiemanzigg “tle |
boy, who g * no any part i ehe
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———I SS —
“Pa” asked a Philadelphia boy of
his paternal progenitor, a man n fcr
his numerous backslidings, '‘what are
souls made of usually?”
“What a question!’ wae Lhe response,
“I am sure 1 don't know."
“But the minister said you thought
you knew.”
“He did?”
“Yes; hesaid be guested you thought
that souls were made of asbestos.”
“No,” sap a bank burgler sadly, *‘it
is no use, Me and Bill have cracked
many & bank and I have tried hard to
make an honest burglar of him but he |
just backslides all the time and now he
has os to the bad,”
“What has he done now?” askel a
sneak-thief,
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has gone into polities.”
“Arm you enj your dinner?”
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taking a Sunday dinner with the family,
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pleasantly,
“Mamma said she ht you would,
as she didn't » t with your
small salary and family,
iw
“1 smovnp like to write for your
pages. ! sad a brisk young man who |
ad asked to see the editor. “Bless
you, my boy,” said the pen pusher
emerging wearily from & wrestling
match, catch as catch can, with the
pame of a Russian general, ‘‘you need
not write for it, just hand your
———
“I am going to keep a diary; won't
you kindly tell me bow to begin it?"
mother cleaning the
after dinner; am tired
happy; Ob dear.”
The wisest, is he
stands his ignorance,
who fully
“hildren feel the debility of the changing
seasons, even more than adults, and they bo.
cross, peevish, and uncontrollable.
100d should be cleansed and the system
4's Sarsaparilla.
come
The
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“last B » my two children were vaecl-
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adful I thought 1 should lose
3 Sarsaparilla cured them Com
they have been heallby ever
gince. that Hood's Sarsaparilis
saved children to e” Mus C L
Taoxrsox, West Warren, Mass.
Purify the Blood
Hood's Sarsapariila is characterized by
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Send for book co i additional evidence.
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“ Hood's Barsaparil ats ail others, and
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