.wrl,l",'JM"1 "-
lord's V7 h
rilrrlnn
;ir,
One .u.iday inurTiin.r, tl.irt:., lue
war of 181 2, "if we rccr.il I lie case
aright, a po.-t rider cantered iuto a
New Kn?!and vilriaje with the ne w s
of the military movement of thj Brit
ish upon Washington, and ia ha.-;e
ppurrcd h"i3 horse across the rrccri of
the meeting house, thereby disturb
ing the singing of the seventy-second
ralm. The deacons emerged from
the sanctuary and captured the eacri
State, just published
r.'n? t!of.B;;ior of it.
that- Madame I oil--
who lived i.'i tiitr i i.v of
uuuiT the blmdow of
r- j' lis .f t
we f:nd r.n ;
It ft ems
worthy (lam;:
CLnrk'ftovvn.
Duiikvi- Iliil Moimment, brjhi her
le?, or was injured in s-'-iue fi'.ich way,
in an accident which bcf-.l a horse
car of the .Middlesex Railroad Com
pany, on the afternoon of Sunday,
September C, 1803, in which she was
riding as a passenger. In a suit
brought by her against
corporation, to recover
Life la rnrtuffucse Town.
olating the I.ord'ri day. 1 he
at issue was whether the p
was traveling "from necessity " and
the highest tribunal of the Common
damages fjr
li-
ie
! wa j traveler' o.i lh- I.'Td's !;n; !
.l""a J which she rejoined that the a!!"gntio-n
isoncr i w t jU; tut .;iC traveling
ligious disturber cl the congregation , ; Lcr ;njnrv 2S ca,:?cd bv their ne?
and on Monday morning they prose- j
franco thev set ti i i;i deffnee that s
rutcd Ltm befure a inagistrate l-r Vc
i There is nothing that would strike
li. i t t , i. r . t?
I'uany or Trance more than the great
variety of real country houses in
Portugal ; it i3 entirely against the
genius of the people to live a country
life. The I'ortoguese arc too socia
ble to en lure to bo surrounded only
by wo U uiid Geld, and mountains,
lie hr. :.iany of our northern tastes ;
like? ;ir!J sports in moderation; be
ride-, i:i his own style, better than
any na.ion ia Europe except them
selves: he ha3 a sincere delisht in
Wittering Hararw Afier HmI
It is the practice of many horsemea
to give their horses no water until af-
tnrr Employing".
We heard a pretty good story the
other dar. which we think merits a
tcr they have eaten their allowanceof w-jder circulation that it has yet got.
feed. Concerning this practice a The ptorv runs that some honest
retcrinanan write-: A lull dims
of water immediately after being fed
should never bo allowed to horses.
When water is drunk by them the
balk of it goes to tbo large intestines,
and little of it is retained ia trie
stomach. In passing through the 'cigar smoke.
faced lloosler went into a fancy store
in Cincinnati, in hunt of a situation.
The proprietor, or head clerk, was
sitting ia the couatiag room, with his
feet elevated, contemplating life
thrc.nh tho softening influence of
him
hand
huvf
UuV tO
ikitit'i tt .jt. v "-j-- .. i , .
ttrJ cn lrcbctl' d " . y .i' , .
.to -.,- ' !'" i;J, OU'J .1 1IC
w;.i vi.-.it ir a monio or io iu
autumn: even thca he will often
mi'.'cs i-r i'g hi ... , ,t. nr .
side lodging among a crowd than go
inland. The largir of the country
town have MrettsfjII of trcntlcmen's
1 g
the highest tribunal oi me t-o.umcn-; n.,J parties buf.fd an I r
wealth finally adjudged that if Le ' aatJ turrt.!.uUd until the i.
mcrely rode post-haste on the pin.lic n.rn(1 j t0 .t. jut I).-.!,'?
business, without Mowing his Lcrn, ! ' .,', i f...r i.
ling hi
ts '. i.'!! !
the deacons were wron?
blew his horn while he wa
was a di.-tarbcr of the i .-."
n a miserable sinner.
T.jt not to explore r-o rem U 'y,
there have, in our own day a::-J ir :.
eration, in the same cserpiarv C .
nioaaralth of
mhich the deacons
pd.-tridcr. 1-ci-g
the court of lart
cqjaliy drc'.L Ia
tillxjr two Lour1-!
1 v.l. nn un; ri Jut
wa-ile town SeiV
weed l as f.-'im t :i e
u.M-d f t a.anure l.y t'. ci : :.try-f ik.
lauiea and ama'.nl a;; ;v-: n v re
the homely camen of these L :sjr. !
tueu. They were pi ju a:i 1 pru :- -.t
In tli- ir prudence t!.'-r he 1 pur,l.i:-i-
cj;;:j rc-cc
th fcrri' f - hi' li tl'i
11 fif.te:; 1 V. re HTvi
Wi r-i.i-' ; 1 -.t ;hrrv.
Fcitil
le? if!
travelling i
f.T uivi';'' ;
nr. I. r the'
f M
stomach.however.it carries conoid- Our Iloosier friend aduresscd
erable quantities of tho coutents t modestly, as follows:
whpre it lodges in the intestines. If. I "Do veil want to Lire a
.t .1- :.' . .". ..t.li; (i.i.ini'''
countrv Lie ana eountrv scenerr, out i tnen, inc iooa oi unw . n)iuai:iin ii.au'Ui juuri.-iauii.-i...n.n.
. r inn.-.t nn r .m,,.rt nttcr ncdi-! washed out liefori it is dijrt sted. no The clerk looked up imiii.rcnliy,
lude of the eountrv 4 nourishment xvill be derived from the but seeing his easterner, conclndcd to
A Portuguese nobleman, if he be feed. In Kdinburg, some old horses have a little fua out cf him, sc . he
Lilon or Otv were ieu wna spin ic.", iu nswu u-rj n!i.'i "
country bouse supplied with water immediately 1-e-1 time pulling out large and costly
. . : fore.Lcinir killed. It was found that 1 handkerchief, an 1 Mowing his uose
the tttjT'tad carried the peas from on it.
fifty to sixty feet iuto the intestines,! 'Yes, sir; what sort of a situation
where no digestion took place at 'do vou want?"
all." ! "Well, I'm not particular. I'm
Mr. Cas.-ie is quite correct ia the ' out of work, and almost anything will
0
HEAT SIDi: GUOCKRY.
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T-il-IA!..
3:.
J' W. PATTOM.
C. O. H'JST.
I'M I M
Gheapsido Grocery NEW GOOD
A Hew clack Ci Ccj;b.
o
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v
NOTIONS
nnoci:i:ins,
FL0U1I,
r.Acox.
FISH,
' SU(i A II,
the fiEv n?.;
r r
w r
mn?,T
mi i u
i Louses ; and here veretate, from year
:-j vcar, families wh are ju.-t ncn
.Massa'-M:-
p..)unc( d iiioa tl."
ad.udieiti.-LS ir;
re-.rt which f.re
th" yt sr cf gra-e,
old coJrtr3 v.fff
, e f;iri:i in the
ate, where
;!.;:;.( i.i'tI-1 lei a :
i .i
by
o w a
I!-t ta
r. - .' '
f a C V.
Mai.-.
.rtu::
i
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F(
t. r
f her
h
. l- f.r.
e f w
1"
it
1 1 i;-.";
rvi.-t s e
rn f..it
ia CLsr
,r S-:;-:j
i-;-e '
f.r r
r f e f 1
'
njrro v
pt -.n 1.
t?ten 1-
l:.d;
in hri
view set forth regarding tne injuri
ous effects cf large quantitiesof water
swallowed immediately after eating.
A small onantitr of fluid swallowed
along with or immediately after dry
lo me tor awiiue.
"Yes,
I caa give vou a situation if
' if m-T'I cuif vr,!i "
; t lit rUifc , W M.
"What is it? What's
eaj'.:trh to live i:H-n thir income
.v:th ut working, lo live, inJeM,
as the IVrtuzuese do in such towns,
neeJt'.'-t but little.
. Urge LOU.-C W.IU I'.-Jl vi ,j;.f cr,lr. rf n-.ter or u-s'crvlct tn rnn marUm t mM
food. beneScially softens it and assists
i in its sabui vision and digestion. An into paper, and if you are willing to
to bo done,
atid what do you give?''
"Well, I want hands to chew ra3
v a
u
ca
cd a l.ceti.-e"
r i :ca t:. v i.
Ii.i
an it ti Liu al paymi u, frutn tL owti r
f a beach ner Scltuatc hat! -r, il
tant about f.iur ii.iles fr.ir.th'ir f. :;.;
In their fictv th v r.t'.iah-d "!.!:-
in? three time? -very ui.2
sides teaching in the
V. . 1
-i in a tc.
if tv.c
ear. -1 1 '
.:iT
1
i I'lces
. J jwh.tcwi.-hrd walls, floors
' ' ed, a d 'Zen wooden chairs, one or
. two deal tables: no Crcplaee. not
even a f tore, citLcr ia sitting room
r bedroom: no curtains to the win-
. .i .i
ujws: no covers on lue laoics: no
I.e. J
er
:n !
i
L:
rira
-ta-
:. ti an admittance
!v-f.ve i:.s v.c
TLr
,av
,c l C
Le
ii'ioa
r .-
Oa Saturday, NoviUibcr .,
there was a ft Tin which threw
l... l-.rr-e ( li.-ii.titv oi sea
weed. On Sunday veiling. Novcm
u.r ,: .1.iim mid (laiiiaiiel. wien !
they left the i.-ieeting h"use, about
half-past eight-o'clock in the evening,
perceived that the tide was coming
in, and that there was ;i fresh Lrec;:e
blowing in such a direction as on
former occasions had caused sca-wee l
to Coat away from the beach when
the tide rose, and be w holly b-;t. After
grave consultation upon this state of j
affairs, thev procured a pitchfork, an I
a..r
cr., ar. I Madam
convevr-d to the c
theVars cf that corp-.r,
"id there attended the
.Mail
di-
cf the
:,r.r r:i
Feital was
mp ground in
ion. and then
services ci-i-
I'iCtU
ino tal.le j-lcasastly strewed with
iluoks, magazines, newspapers, and
! ladies' work; no such a thing visible
,": , ' as a pot of cut flowers, to rare china,
",.''? j no clock, no bronzes none of the
I hundred trifles and curiosites, which
dttctcd ! v Mi.-.'
! which xv 5 tf sti
i Ml.-s Hills ;-as
Fllis, the
p-.t i:
r.nt;::c of
f Uows:
a box xvilh
her Lands tieu; i:itt.-ie wa? heard com
ing from the 1k-, nnd when it was
ojlened Mi-s KHis was found with her
hands united, end a ring that had been
on her flmrer was then on the end cf
her nose." It was on Lcr way home
from these services that Madame
Fcitr.1 broke her leg. The counsel
for tho railroad company argued tnat
itV.t not divine worsnip.
an
but w-as
idolatrous show,'' and was
C(l HOI 10 liat I'UUH illUIl iu
of "serious people."
cr, lound mat it was
and
ia our houses, show our taste, or
want of it, but which either way
give such a charm and individual
character to our English homes.
All these negatives describe the
utterlv drearv habitations of the mid
dle, class Portuguese. For occupa
tion, tlK people do needlework, gos
sip, go to mass daily, and look out of
the window by the hour. Ilxccpt
the one short walk to church, at 8
o'clock in the morning, a Portuguese
lady hardly ever appears on the
street. As for the men, they lounge
about the shoos, they smoke innu
merable cigaretts, they take " siesta ",
fl job on the other Land, rroves tn;u-
uncarpc-, . ft .i:j...- ..n,t,,r tho diges
tive secretions; it mechanically car
ries onward the imperfectly digested
food, and thus interferes xvith the
I proper functions of the canal and ex-
cites inaige&tion acu uiarruoea. luese
untoward effects are especially apt to
occur where horses freely fed and too
liberally watered arc shortly put to
tolerably quick work. There is no
infallible method of producing colic,
diarrhoea and inflamatioa of the
bowels. The horse is not peculiar
ia thi3 effect ; dogs, and even their
masters, similarly suffer from copious
draughts of water immediately after
eating much solid food.
mtnehcatoi tee day. it tnerc is
sunshine, they stand in groups at the
street corners with umbrellas over
their heads, ia winter they wear a
shawl over their shoulders, folded
jury, noxvcver.iouuuwdiH was, and t on three-cornerwise as a
i irmn venrtt.in r.na ira e .uuuuuiv t.' i. i? i;t. . .i
" " '1 c , , , r reucu or ciiirnsu woman s snawi is
! F- tal S.i.i-OO damages lor ner leg
Ua-cuil uriu u vim; ii yj. L2r uij'i 1 ' f. 7
ceedi d therewith to the beach, wh;re teuturhance
they arrived nt ten o'clock There . Th lQyCY
was no nouse near, auu ui
- -:.1,l.tn ,i;.i,nM I
us as. u ii'"'"" ' i T-..', s')('Q:.) damages
Bat even if tlie neighborhood had (T,. ..,,..:,, f.f;,iolatrv and iurilciv
terwards graveiv ana cxnaus-
gucd before the six judges ol
the court of lost resort by eminent
"oun cl on both sides, and the court,
aT'er solemn consultation, refused to
dis urb the verdict.
V.'
been populous, all the re?t of the good L.Te jvj
people of Scituate, according to the 1 t;rt.v T
usage of half-a lo7.en generations,
were abed and asleep by half past
nine. Arrived at the shore, James
pitehed the seaweed into the cart,
and Gamaliel goaded the oxen into
drawing it to the top cf the beach,
where they tipped out the load
above the possible reach tf the tide,
and then they went home :tnd to bed,
rested from tLeir labors. But their
works followed them. Early the
next morning the town of Scituate
was apprised of this breach of law and 0 c uui our u - penny in U;C pricc of a pound of tK
morals bv other less prudent farmers, p., . , nacco. An American ot my acquain
affairs, to the fact that, if anybody has j
forthwith instituted a-ainst James1 ,us, 1 'r iT,
Tiir nvin .-iTinn ni l no '
thiol; that the railror.d corpora
tion were righteously mulcted.
Thei.- Oca of Sunday traveling, to
avoid the just penalty for their negli
gence, wis a mean one at best. And
we are prepared to dispute the ruling
of six so learned J udges. We merely
call the c'tcntion cf such of our read-
worn for this is fashion in Portu
gal, and the Spanish laugh a good
dealatth'-ir neighbors on the score
of their being a nation who invert the
due order of things and worse, wo
men wear cloaks and the men shawls.
In these towns there is never any
news, and tf two men are seen in
eager discussion of some matter of
apparently immense importance, and
if one happens to pass near enough
to overhear the subject of conversa
tion, be sure that one of them is
plunged ia despair or kindling with
enthusiasm at a fall or rise of a half
whose seaweed had been floated far
awav. A public prosecution was
i - i-i
siiiiii.MfiiH'ii'i iiir ;Li!:iiitii in I'll' . . . . .
T ,. , , . n . f turb Miss Laura Liiis white she was
Lords day, and these two flagrant ; "r. . .,.,uVBBiroa
her finger or on Jicr nose at tnc time,
criminals, upon proof of the fomgoin
facts, were tried and convicted.
A Draf Man in l:;:rrl:
ike the hastv iost-nder, thev xvcre . ,. , , . ., . "i,- ,
. . . . . , i been haole to the ordinary penalties
not content wnu me uccision oi anv , . . , .. r., T - A. ,i i
. -, , . . t .i r i ir for the vio ation of the Lord s dav bv
tribunal short of the Cnal court of ap- , , "
, i . . , ,e , c unneeessarv and uncharitable labor,
peal, which in the vcat of trrace 1!?G7 . - . ., -
' , j-. i i ,i . but also to "imprisonment ia the jail
rendered its decision bv the mouth oi , ,. . , r
... . , , r. j not exceeding thirty davs, or Cne not
awittvjudge, xvho soon afterwards r.n r - ,. ; ;
T, I- i e .i exceeding fiftr," for disturbing divine
Iteeame Attornev (.eneral of the . . y . :? , .
, c, . ' i i -i wcrshn. Let summer visitors to
I u;ted States, and whose own quick , , ,.
t i Massachusetts heed and beware1,
sense of humor must have occasion
ally contrasted the occupations tf j
nday in asbmgtoa witn those of
Sunday in Scituate. The decision
wa9 "that taking the seaweed xvas
not a work of necessity within the
meaning of the law." But the judge
added perhaps as a suggestion t
James and Gamaliel for future con
tingencies: "How it would be if a
xv hale happened to be stranded on the
shore xve need not determine."
The same court, in the same your
of grace, drew a fine distinction bc-
Oid Mr. Coilamore is very deaf.
The other Sundav, in the midst of
the services, Mr. HofT, xvho sits im
mediately behind Mr. Collar-acre, saw
a spider travelling over the latter's
bald Lead. His first impulse was to
nudge Lim and tell him about it, but
he remembered that Mr. Coilamore
his hand
tance tout me that ne baa never
passed two Portuguese in conversa
tion without bearing one or two
words snokea, " t'ilalo " or " ranari-
was deaf, so Le lifted up
and brushed the spider
didn't aim quite high cnouerh, and
'.. : i : u.
vegetajle kingdom under the Sunday ',, . , -, ,. , ,
law.
Works "of charitv'
as well as
"of necessity" are permissible by the
statute. It Las sometimes been at
tempted to gain the decision of the
six learned Judges of last resort in
Massachusetts, whether the work ot
.vhaving, executed bv a barber upon a I
.u. -r .i ' what h
iiMuiucr upon lue ijoru s uay, was
indeed charitable xvhen performed
with a dull razor. But xve believe
that this important question remains
undetermined. "To save life, or
prevent or relieve suffering, and this
is the case of animals as well as
men," nas, however, iiecn pronounced
to be charitable by the same learned
Judge whom we have quoted above.
Yet the grave tribunal cf which he
was a member, almost at the same
time, solemnly adjudged that hoeing
potatoes at 8 o'clock on a Sunday
inoruing, which otherwise would have
wilted and died ia the heat of noon
day, was neither necessary or chari
table, and by consequence was unlaw
ful, and subjected to punishment an
uulucky shoemaker who was cuiliv
of the act in the rear of trracc 1 : ;!.
The statute book of the Common
wealth of Massachusetts punishes
severely not only whoever practices
any "game, sport, play cr public di
version, except a concert of sacred
music," upon the evening of the
Lord's day, bu. also "whoever is
pre.cr.t," wittingly or unwittingly, at
any such profane exercise ; and, no
The old gentleman turned around in
a rage to see who had dared to take
such r. liberty with him, and lloff be
gan to explain, xvith gestures, the
cause of the occurrence. But Coila
more, ia a loud voice, demanded
e meant. It xvas vcrv painful
to lloff. The eyes of the xvhole con
gregation were upon him. and he
grew red in the face, and in despera
tion exclaimed: . "There was a spi
der on your head." "A xvhile place
on my head, hey ? S'pcsen there is,
what's that to you ?" said Coilamore;
"you'll Lr.ow xvhat it is to be bald
headed yourself, some day.' "It
was a spider," shrieked 1 1 off, xvhile
the congregation smiled, and the
perspiration began to roll off his face.
"Certainly its wider," said Coila
more, "and got more ia it than yours.
But you let it ;donc do you mind ?
You let my head tlot.e in church."
"Mr. Coilamore," shrieked lloff,
"there wr.s a bug cm -our
finance or love.
There arc not even fashions for
them to think about; young men
and old men dress alike; but the
younger ones wear exceedingly tight
boots, end " whetifthey take their
walks abroad " it is obviovs that
they dc so in considerable discomfort.
The young men, however, Lave one
occupation more important even than
wearing tight boots, and which al
most, in fact, goes with it that of
making the very mildest form of love
known among men. The process, in
deed, is carried on in so Platonic a
manner, and xvith so much proper
feeling, that I doubt if even the
strictest English governess xvould
find anything in it to object to. The
young gentlemen pay their addresses
by simply standing in front of the
house occupied by the object of their
aflections, xvhile the young erson ia
question looks down approvingly
from an upper window, and there the
matter ends.
They are not within speaking dis
tance, and have to content them
selves with expressive glances and
dumb show; for it would be thought
highly unbecoming for the young
lady to allow a Lillet doux to flutter
dowa into the street while laws of
gravitation stand in the way of the
upward flight of such a document
unweighed, at least, with a stone,
and this, of course, might risk giving
the young lady a black eye, or break
ing their father's window panes. So
the lovers there remain, often for
hours, feeling no doubt very happy,
but looking utterably foolish. These
silent courtships sometimes continue
for long periods before the lover can
ask the fatal question, or the lady re
turn the final answer. Quarterly
Magazine.
Bicklimn on oIt-Irrnkinx. !
t ooIiiiH 3Iilk.
On the subject of cooling milk, Mr.
Arnold said, before the American
Dairy-men's Convention, that the cir
cumstances in cooling milk for butter
and cheese are different. The odor in
milk is considerable in a liquid form.
By driving off the vapor with heat
it can be condensed again into a vola
tile oil, with a white color. At sixty
degrees it becomes solid. If we take
milk from the cow- and cool it to 55
degrees, we leave the oil in the milk
to do its mischief. It is necessary,
therefore, to allow the milk to be
above sixty for some time,to allow the
odor to escape. lie had known
cases where milk was cool in twelve
hours time, so that it would keep six
ty Lours. Again cream will rise
more rapidly when milk is kept warm.
If you cool the milk clown to 55 de
grees there are some portions of the
cream that do not rise. Another ad
vantage is fats expand more by heat
than they do by water. Hence they
be kept down xvhen cool by the thick
portions of the milk. If a system
chould be invented to raise the tcia-1
peraturc of the milk to 130 degrees !
and then cool, the odor would nearly
all escape and the cream nearly ail
rise.
The speaker gave an interesting ex
periment that he made to test "this
point. Three pans of milk were used.
One xvas placed upon the snow, tho
other kept in the milk room, and the
third xvas heated. The last pan
showed a complete rise of the cream
and escape of the animal odor. The
other two showed the presence of ani
mal odor and a retarding in the rise
of the cream. The pan placed upon
tne snow showed very little cream
and a strong animal odor. Oth
er odors in the milk it xvas claimed
may be driven off by heating.
Teach Tour Children I'racCic.il liorti
rallarc.
As children have everything to
learn, it is important that some com
potent and patient person should give
them encouraging instructions about
preparing the soil and planting the
seed. A great many intcl!i?ent and
highly educated adults known noth
ing about gardening. How, then,
can young children be expected to
prepare the ground or put in the seed
without first being taught how to do
it? If children are inclined to work in
the garden, lay out a plat of rieh
land for the boy3 where they may
raise all kinds of vegetables and a
"tjooi as wLeut: nana over your
rags."
"Here take this handkerchief and
commence with it."
The Iloosier saw the "sell" and
quietly putting the handkerchief into
his pocket, remarked, as he turned to
go out.
"When I get ii, chewed, stranger,
I'll fetch it back!"
A Story of Vandcrbilt.
MOLASSES,
SYRUP;
TEAS.
11 0
ani is.'W in r:---lit (if a -i ti - N
thf ;.rr.?nt w ui'. uf Clie i ; i'u.
in the Us: t, n lajr nr.. I .n V:" .:.
jiri'-r of sui.lcj.iii l 1 it . " j -. t ' . v
t' otfer fi-nl in lu", :u-(i . i,, ji m v.
ft every ue-riiin iu u, :i vjrii tv:
f tin I anywhere e:e iu t ra. c
eral alsortsient. Th-r e..l; ,,l ;
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T.".r VllU i-; r: a r ::, 1- ;
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COFFKE,
DRIED and MUD FRUITS
C-AXjXCOIEIS,
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Speaking of the white cravat which
Commodore Vandcrbilt always wears,
one of his friends asked Lim one
day if it did not secure him a great
many clerical favors. The Commo
dore replied that he did not remem
ber of any important advantage that
he had ever derived from wearing it ;
but said that he had sometimes been
mistaken for a clergyman, and once
rather ludicrously. He vfas coming
down town in a Fourth avenue ear,
when two young men entered, both
drunk enough to be in a confiding
mood. Terceiving the snowy locks
and the whiih neckerchief on the
other side of the car, one of them
nudged the other with his elbow, and
then moving clown on the seat until
he was directly opposito to the Com
modore, leaned over anu saiu, ia a
maudlin whine : " I spose yer think't
I'm ngoin' straight down to h(hie)ell,
don't yer?" "Why no; I hope
not, " answered the Commodore dep
recatingly. The young man edged
back to the side of his companion.
"He's Un'vers'l'st, " he said, ia a
knowing tone. Plainly, it would not
do to take any spiritual advice from
such a heretic.
BOOTS & SHOES,
and
Cassiiacres,
Leather and Shoa Findings.
S. J". COYS3.
Takes ).!ra.ur: In c::I!Ii!t; the ailer.t!--n f.r ire e"
Ucti ol' Sotucraa atwi vi-fnity f t" 1 i-t ti' it "o
has ipena n irc n the X irch-J-j-sc e'.nii-r ,i ih
Iiiaruuikl, where there will aiv.uvs i-i k.;,.t a
han-4 a coinj-lete a..rujKU of
Boots and Shoes.
in P,an and Cords JA!;icc?.s.
Ilns, Cashmeres. French
Hairiness,
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KTATLM
N'OTKiXS
!COT
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(if K:.;rn an I h..T;
w.Il as.-ruU lv.-k of
T03ACC0 AIJD CIC-AP.3,
III-
AnJ a grct v.-.riety cf
Leather :
Of. ill k:nl.'.
There Is alfu attache i to the . n
CUSTOM-MADE T!OOT k
DEI'.MIT.MEXT.
Ifihoorijicli:;g,
sno
Ourpoth
tn.-.I Oil CL
tvr hr.'.iLjht to t-.wn.
ware, lvtcrrnir.e-l lo.b.
n;en.KyIf- an l ji.-i ?.-.
c.i.U lr.jiu t;ioio ia i'.'.;a;
j Graf ofal Thousands proclaim Try.
j egar BiTTEr.3 the Eii;t wonderful In
i vijjorant that ever sustatLcJ th- eitikirj
' sys'etn.
' ' 'o Person ran tike these UiUers
according to direction.?, aal remain lnj
; unwell, provided their hones aro cot do
! Etroycd hy mineral poiica cr other
! nc-an3, and vital crgans wacted leyoad
i repair.
Jliliocs, Ilomittcni a;:J Intcr-
muiout t ever?, wmca aro so preva
lent in tho vaiic-ys cf our great rivers
throughout the United St;ttc-i, specially
those cf the H:s?is.dppi, Ohio, llissoari,
liiiniiis, Tcnnccsce, Cumberland, Arkan
sas, Kcd, Colorado, Brazo, Kio Grand.?,
I'carl, Alabama, Mobile, iiavanaah, llo
acoke, James, aud many ethers, with
their va:-t trilntarics, throughout our
catirc country during tho Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably to daring sea
sons cf unusual heat and dryness, are
invariab ly accompanied by extensive de
rangements cf tho stomach and liver,
and ether abdominal viscera. Ia their
treatment, a purgative, cserting a pow
erful hiuuence upon theso various or
rans, is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purposa equal to
Dr.. J. Value::'s Vixegah Eiiteus.
remove the dar.-
littl
e ennnjr
head. :
1 it tj!T this wav, and
n,1 I I
IIoiT
When in Kentucky last week we
Faw a two-vcar-old colt broke dead-
coutent with this, it applies the same
penalties to ' tee evening next pro
ceeding the Lord's day," unless the
diversion shall have been duly licens
ed by the puhlie authorities." It has
been suggested that, under these pro
visions, any reverned magistrate ot 1
the Commonwealth would become n
culprit it a malicious neighbor should
visit him on a Saturday" evening and
suddenly dance a jig in his parlor, or,
unexpectedly producing a pack of
cards, should perform in his jiresence
the demoralizing game called solitaire.
This, however, may be doubted.
Captious critics have also vainly
ftriven to reconcile the letter of the
law with the lively performance of
operatic music in tkc JJostcn churches
at the religions service on Sunday.
It is even whispered that strains
from tie "Grande Duchesse" have
teen beard on Euch occasions. Hut
passing all this, there is another pro
vision in the Eame statute book, which
subjects euch outrageous practices as
blowing post horns, gathering sea
weed or hoeing potatoes oa the Lord's
day, to further penalties of fine and
imprisonment, if they arc conducted
in such a manner as to disturb divine
worsLip. ii, inereiore, Docomes a
matter of very serious consideration
for good people what is and what is
Dot divine worship in Massachusetts,
and fn the last volume of the judicial
hra.-hc
made another frcs-turc at Collamorc's
head. The eld man thought he was
g'jing to fight him then and there,
and hurling his hvtnn bock ct lloff,
...... . .
:r.e se;zM tue Unecjing-stool on the
floor of the pew, and was about to
b? g Mr. llo'f, when the Fe::ton in
terfered. An explanation was writ
ten on the f.v-Ieaf of the hvmn-book,
it whereupon Mr. Coilamore apologizing
!t m a I'Oisterou
is voice, resumed
scat. Then toe services proceeded.
They think of asking M::. Coilamore
to worship elsewhere.
The Tlcsrapli.
The American tele:
Tai)h ra:
nagers
have snowed tue foreigner to
ancau ot mem in introducing an im
portant innovation in the details of
their business. Customers of the
telegraph very frequently find it im
possible to realize the results they
desire in consequence of the rigid
regulations and the clumsy methods
of business of tho teleprapb compa
nies. A series of messages between
business men anxious to come to an
understanding on some negotiation,
frequently fails of a practical resulte
for the want of some brief explana
tion as to details wh;ch a personal
interview of a moment would have
supplied. The Swiss Government
proposes to cure this defect br allow.
broke in a half-hour, so that he
worked as amiably as a trained horse.
The colt had never been bridled.
He was attached to a curricle called
a "break-dray," and put through
astonishingly quick. The break-draj
is nothing more than a strong broad
tread dray, with long shafts, the tail
omitted, and a spring seat between
the wheels. The harness was strong,
and so arranged over the hip3 as to
prevent the possibilitr of hich kick-
h:s, inrr. and the colt was hitched so far
from the dray that his heels could
not posssibly reach the driver. The
process of hitching was, of course,
very delicate, as a colt is excessively
ticklish, and is apt to let his heels fly
awkwardly. All being ready, one
man held the colt nnd nnnlWr tnnb
Kct! the seat and reins. The colt was
then let goto plunge as he pleased.
The break -dray which was so broad
that upsetting seemed out of the ques
tion was pushed upon the colt, and
the colt pushed sideways until he
started. A few plunges settled him.
He went as he pleased, up hill and
down hill, and 60 on, until be finally
struck a sober trot, and was thor
oughly broke. The confused and
bewildered look of that colt was piti
fully amusing. Mr. Uob fctrader
wa3 giving directions, and upon one
of the .breakers raising his band to
slap the colt to urge him Mr. Strader
said: " Don t do that. ever strike
a colt when vou are breaking Lim.
grain; and designate
another plat as a flower garden for
the girls, and manure the soil bounti
fully and let it be plowed or spaded
deep. Then encouraare the children
to mark out the ground in drills, and
make small beds here and there for
raising only a few spcimens of every
valuable vegetable that is usually
produced in kitchen gardens. Pro
vide a beautiful supply of flower seeds
for the girls, ancourage them to plant,
cultivate and love flowers. See also
that they have suitable tools to work
with, and do not turn them awav
with an old hoc or a miserable spade
that a skillful gardener would reject
with scorn. The heavy labor of pre
paring the soil should be performed
by a strong man, as the strength cf
children soon fails when engaged iu
such fatiguing labor as spading erar
den, especially if the soil be heavy.
If required to do the spading them
selves they of;en become dif-t.ei.rtei-cd
in their gardening operations; and
for the want of u little us.-istance thev
abandon the enterprise and engage
in something else. iy means of a
few dimes' .vorth of seed and a few
hours' work and a few encouraging
words small children may be taught
lessons in horticulture and floricul
ture that will be of untold value to
them when they grow up.-Xno York
Herald.
C; I & Hiorlai
liave now okt.c;!
A I.ai,-e and Complete Assortment, o
(Joods for
Fall and Winter Wear.
IThey have a commute asmrt ntcEt ol
Tmlics Fill's.
IJress Goods,
Fell Skirts
Ifoop. Skirts,
ISa.'slIcs.
Gloves,
i:m Saiitliil.s
And Felt Over Shoes.
MEN AND UOYS
with .TA:.rr.s risi:r, :,eiiTU-,
!ne i a suiii-:'eiir sninr.tnt'-fi tii
n In the wili u-.i i.tov t t tn
ers but that uulv C.j i in.iu
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Te be Coiyrcshloa.
m rcee-t'tof tiC.cn cents. I will null I
iSrw, a net atrl with either of thea:o
Ii!- in the one rnfo h ,w "tlic liirl.t ' will s
un nny ut.)"ct: an. I in ;i:c r!:?r c:i-" i-t.ir
flimr will 'ttn .- .1 r to ar. v fal j.-tt. evt-n the
f.f Jicavc-n. Ur I wiil swni the t.. j c..r is A r t
ty-tivf i;i:'.f.
Afl.lrcti, C. F. WALICrT!. Fri -(k:,,-. I
That tho ali'h.tT.'Vt i? a yf-itr.f.; hi iutlf, !.
tair.lr fimeth!ri new. civn in ti-Udiiyi.fi!.
tk-n anj diiuurerr. Thi.u-i if Mr. Watkcr
uiiu i.-io affoni.n ly af.aal Ccniwiitrri:
will all have to ac.no-jl.ile t:.o trth, ni:
Jo fla.l It ia the pcaains of tiio It'.tcr? of
phabct.
p.-y 1 1
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Dry '''.?. Mlilincry. Tiir.'.r.Ir-'
(il.iv5.1i:i;u: ur.: Ltn'r.j: 'crii
irons' I uacnvc-'ir aii'l I'urniiju. yi
r.iiy iavii, s tiie .'iti?.'. v.s uf S :::vrf.-t f.-i
n"i fi irnine her pt-v-k n-I T.ri-? ' i
inz t-NtiwIieiv. A lull ii;ie i.f s'lMt" (f . .
t r. !i:i.. I'.src'ils, Ue. jl ilT..VlNtf !'
Si'tCIAI.XY. A full a-- .r;i.!i.r.r ,.f if
P;utrr. of ail '!.Ti;.ri-.r.3 fr ii--
f -irett i!:.i!y. H;o L'iro n;j a :
;-I.iiii SiiVit, Juhsutown. '!vi-r!.t t
l.'.:iy jusra'ttl.it.:.
v f all
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EAND OLPIl'S
FINS OLOIHETG 3DMF0BTU.M.
Cloth in
Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS,
Underclolhin": for Tden rtntl Women
A large assortment of
HARDWARE
QUEENSWARE,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Sc.
A larxtf tiK k uf Hue an.l r.-srfO
b i
Smithfield Street, litt.sbvtrg'
Boy's all-wool School Suits 85,59
to
FRANK T. PAIr
DV.MVM IX
P 1 f KJ &
And
03 thev will i,c-ec
colored viscid iratter with which tho
bowcl.3 r.ro loaded, at tho ean.o time
stimulating tho secretions cf the liver,
and generally restoring tho hcr.ithy
fur.ctions cf tho digestive craz?.
Fcrlify the lody asahist disf ase
h" purityi:: r.il it3 huids v.--:ii Vim:.;ai;
Lixti:i:5. No e; identic c.in takJ hoM
cf a svs:cra thzs lore-armed.
!a cr InIizestio:;. II:;. I-
i'uia in the Shoulder?. Conrhs.
1 Tirh:::c:3 cf the Chest, Divine?:?. r.r
Lructatior.3 cf tho Stomach. Ua.l Ta te
i in tho ilouth. Ui'.irKi Attach?, I'aivita-
i t.ition of tho Heart, Intlammatinn oi" the
S ' Lunp, Pain in th-s re4"ii c f tho Kid
! r.cys, and a hundred other painful symp
tom?, aro t::o c:u:jnn ct i.)ysper.j.a.
One bottle will prove a Letter g-::.ranteo
cf its merits than a Ic-nr'.hy ;;dvcrt:.-e-ment.
croful:!, cr Kind's Evil, v.'hiro
S-chisp, Uh-e.-s, Errs:pi-;. Svrt-.., I N-k.
Goitre, Scrofiiloas Ii;Iuin:uatii)U$, ;..-r.t
Iaaasmatioa?, ifcrcuri.il ALvctiv.-.s fid
Soros, Ernptioas ff the Skin, Sure Eyes. etc.
Ia the?:, ai ia ail ether c.cstitutior.ol I'tis
cr.scj, Vi .user's Vi.vr.GAs Drrrras h.ive
shoTvn t!:cir preat cttrativa jowcrs ia ti.3
iant ol-stiaa'ii saJ iatractaV.e c-.c(".
Tcr InHaninatory ti;ro::lc
Pilica!nnti;n. Gout, Ki'.iou?, Ilemit
tont and Intermittent Eover?. D;seac s of
tho ri'.o'.l, Liver, E;Jnp-5 and j::a.lvkT.
these Eitterj have r.o cqr.al. fuch L'..:ca..s
are eanjcd lr Vitiated Lloul.
3Iec!:srjfcal Ui.seasos. r.-rsjn? cu-fTi?c-J
in I'r.iutj and ilinera'.s, such as
i lUiriLors iyre-sct:crj. UuM-ueater'. a::i
I iliaers, ai thp;- adraaco ia !:;', are suljeet
: to fara:r:d3 tf the E -(!;. Tj c-iarJ
f!a:a-t this, tcho a do; -.f V'alsWs V'l.v
! K'jas Eitters occa.-iionalir.
For Skin Disoasos. Ernr.ticr.s.Tct-
i tor, Salt-lthcnia, rdotche. Sp;.?. rimpies,
! I'astales. Boils, C.irbttaci.. Kinz-Wt.nn.
! Scald-be.id, Sura Eye. Erysipelas. Itch.
eurft. Discoiorr.tian-i cf the Skin, Haj'.ors
:A.r.:l iJiica-es cf the Skia of whatever name
j cr nature, ore Etera'Jy dog np and carried
I cat cf tho system ia a short t;a.o by the use
j cf these Eitttrs.
j Pin, Tap?, and ether lVorm,
I larking ia tho sys-tcn cf so many thotHaa.ls
aro cliectuaiiy tiostroyed ar.J r'-rr.ovcJ. JS't
! sj-te:a ' i ir.cdieir.e, eo venaifuics, no aa
j t .ciuiiaitics wiii iVcc the ?75tem lijia wcrais
Lite these Bitter.
Per Fentalc Complainf.?, in young
oh!, curried cr single, at the dawa of wo
ir.hoo !. c r tho ttim cf life, thee Tonic
tters display so decided an intir.er.co that
ovesseat h s.-v-.n percent:!-!?.
Cloanso tho Vitiated lilnod when
ever yea Had its intparitiesbarstingthrocch
the skia ia Piaiplcs. Eraptior.-s. cr Sores;
clean so it whoa yea Had it obstructed and
sluggish ia the veins; cleanje it whea it is
fold ; your feelings wiil tt.il you when. Keep
the liond pur?, and tho health cf the system
will Lihiw.
It. II. rlt-DG.VVLD fc CO..
T-rr.;fi.H xrA G n. Arn., S in Krinoi-cn. Cailf-.TBia,
aad ov. "f W rt n ar '. ri.srltfa N. V.
!olil hy all Drr.; ;i,I-i ar.J Utklc-j,
TM .p.ioe ! r-wnrftl I f C i i;
who havo rr.ovel int" ju ?t pi -l-hi
new bajl-.lia. .. ! i!.r .r .n tho
V7
W. DAVIS
C5IIDAP
Grocery ard
uouiccii-j.::. ).
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M.ie vjh:
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T
ISy the llnsrI r.v
Prices a3 Low as Pcssif
& G. HOLDERRAUtf,
Somerset, Pa.
Oct. 30.
ing parties ct d'.Tercnt stations to rU5h Lira sideways, or any
carTron a convcrfaf.on, charging for
tbc service not according to the num
ber of words, but according to tie
time occupied by the interview. Xo
donbt the plan will be introduced in
this country and telcirrnnhic eonver-
fation with a distant interlocutor be
come one of the daily experiences o fan
active business man 5?, Paxil Daily
Pre?.
wav.
Let him go just where he will and
how he will. Let him fall down if he
will, but don't strike him. " When
the colt was taken out of the shafts
he was as wet as if be had been in
water, and a child could have han
dled him. lie had not been struck a
blow. The dray, we believe, was in
vented by Mr. Strader. Daylon (0.)
Journal.
Care for Wenrlartt.
The world is full of tired people,
merchants tired of business, farmers
tired cf raising the crops, mechanics
tired of building houses, housekeepers
urea of preparing food, operatives
tired of the rushing wheels. I'ass
along the road or street and see how
very tired three-fourths of the people
look. How shall they get rest?
Some say, " bv fewer hours of work ! "
But some of them have no work at
all. Others might prescribe easy
sofas, and more arm chairs and soft
beds. Bat some of the people who
have the weariest look, have plenty
of good furniture and luxuriant up
holstery. Now, we offer a pillow not curtain
ed with gobelin tapestry, or stuffed
with the down of an angers wings.
But a man who puts his head on it
gets rid of his cares and anxieties.
Il is a pillow stuffed with promises,
" Come unto me all ye that labor and
are heavy laden and I will give you
rest " " Cast thy burden on the
Lord and he will sustain thee. " We
have friends who, because they can
not sleep well, put under their head
at night a pillow of hops: but they
have never tried the better pillow
filled with the myrrh and frankin-
scence from the Lord's garden. Men
and women tired out with the world
try it-
FOLLANSBEE & CO,
Merchant Tailors,
.Aim? Manxifuetiirf ri oi
m Gent's, Youth's and Boys,
FaslsioaaMe ClotMss '.
Fcniffii Gaoffs.
121 Wood Street, comer Firth Ivmne,
PITTSBURGH.
ai'ri.
Ha3ame Foy's Corset SBrt Supportar.
Ftw Health. Comiort ami Strip,
it acknuwltttiretl the Bert Arti
cle of the kind ever made. Nn
meroDs Testimonial in it fa
vor are beinar re.iTl from all
parts of the t'nlied Slates.
LADV AGESTS WASTED.
FOT HABJIOX,
Side Maimrafrtnrer!',
New Haven, Conn.
ARNOLD fc HANN1M1,
New York Agents.
ulyia
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p.-. -':'. '- M ": ' :i ' VT 1'T1i,brfT' '
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$ j"'';': - - ,--1 i
unicKenng, i
L03
'We U -'iri.' r:'.-T: tl;
r.Hv tli.tt we l.ave T".m i;:i-
lw !in7 l It. . Kni'i';
iiniet li ;:. sc h:iv! ii
t" the lrea.t.T a Cvckvl
best bran-' 2
FLOVK.
and :,:eai
i'i'i'l'l'.K,
TEAS,
SVCIAHS.
SICF, SVICt'l'S,
ju 'lass es,
f:3:i,salt.
AFPLE.S.
F L. A VC i; INi EX r R ACTS.
I'Ultt; AXI CANNED Fr.UIT.
ALSO,
COAL OIL, TOHAC'i'O, . I'.W;
SNIFF, BK'JOMS.
BVcrCLTS, Tl'iJS. :
ATI W!j ii Frcr.'-'i an 1 ci mm n
t'ANI IES, Nt'TS. CRACXEi:
FANCIi CAKES, FEEFt'.'MEiiV.
AND TOILET ARTICLES.
cor-xes, n-trsuEs, soap, x:.
A! an u.'.r.u:c:it r T rj. i:.r '
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IIARDMAN, BRADBUIll
Declver Bros. Fiacnoes,
SIMMCXS & CLOUGH,
Esty Mason & Hamlin," Smith's American,
Taylor & Farlay, and Shoninger's
Eureka Grand and Concerto.
Some oi'thc Instruments Havo
SEVENTY-TWO FIRST PREMIUEV1S,
BcsiuctLo GOLD MEDAL AT TTIK PARIS EXPOSITION ftn.l .iro
pronounced by the first musical taleat, seminaries, the prc?, ci"., the
BEST INSTBUMENTS MADE.
Prices are rcjtona'ile, and terms as easy as consistent with thorou.Ii work-
manfhin. All Jnstriimp.ntf Warr.Tsfprl frnm Fivp. tnTan Vfnr5
SEND FOI1 cincui;Ai:s.
. Instruincnis Sold cm IJodorata llothly Irxstallrrients.
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tJiTniT. an l ti;tr. taMr will at ail f i::i : ! '
with theitc't 'lie market '!!. Mr. i i. 11.
w.m ip.mt at all ti-.aes !iv f.'Tin 1 in t5i..:ii.-.
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May, 13, '74,
f rc c -:-: i-C'! in -,! p-' i! '.!!: a-n J' ir.o a wtiom
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wii. it loavina t!ie sli'p. an-1 s;itsaoa..n
:u:ir.ititcctl. All U;n:?' i
KHV.MlllSd AND PAINTING
I t.vc in nf-nt ar.-! f'--t;-TiHnl OT!ritr, w at ',
!.(irtift nnli-r. llo !. lcc-nniol to i!i)3tlfu
wi.rv ia fii ii a manni r. nn-iat such prior as x
n.ako it to tlifl InSorert uf crerylnttly to patpnize
liim ,1'all aiiJ cxusuir.e Jiis Horn bcti re jiurvlia
nir el.rwltcre.
D. j. nun tiw
li:Stlll.T Minion SI.
JOIISTOW P I
are selling
DEY GOODS.
NOTIONS &
MILLINERY,
at Eu?tir!i prifes. We ztanntce yn Kn.terB
prW on Print, tjinifliaun, Ih'laint .. Ai'j'at-a ,
lire O axis. Mn.iin'. lirvwri an.l Uleaflut! 1"0 -im3.
Du-.-ti. Drill". 'titttina.ieit. Joanl. ramrTtil.
Tinkiii!r. Flannelr. '!'tli!i an.l IVMnKT". in lac t
all Dry (i an i Notion:". A trip tn J. hnst. wn
will not Cf't ytiU tha tenth part of th cxpci'f 1
atri() to JPhillcIkia, an-1 yctwcvilat Fbi'
tlcl.hi. prices anil site ym freight hc?i.!r. W
can aifjr.t to 'lo it teeau.-e we buy in laritelot a
an.l p:.y ,-Lh. have no r ;nt to jay ar.'l tlu i ur iwa
Wlr Call and see our Jtock au l'iricvj auJ jud)9
fur j)urst-h-c.
OEIS. FOSTER i QVINN.
113 aniilljCiinttiD St., Juhnt'jwn,
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