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VOL. XXXV 1. NO. 28.
ST. NICHOLAS !
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ST, NICHOLAS IN ENGLAND.
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new York.
ran itTe at home, make
more m.mey at work than
at anything eit in tr.e wnrUL
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KOLiDAY
SUSPENDBRS.
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Hcliday Fancy Nightshirts.
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HOLIDAY NECKYJEAR.
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HOLIDAY APRONS,
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PRESCRIPTIONS 4 FAMILY RECEIPTS
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Boot and Shoe Store
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ai4itt rtjiwti ml Aitrai'tivf I'rue troit
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BOOTS, SHOES,
GAITERS, LEATHER,
FINDINGS, AC, AC.
I bar the Celebrated WACKE.pnAT SHOE
the Beat and Cbcapeat ifnu' 9Ih tnatle. In
Ladies' Shoes
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wtrk And rvpairiatr a pvmUt. 4 U aad
myKk. id jm ccruunlr find j'it wtuU
jrua waul t H.-p'tfully.
JOHX ti. 8AN5ER,
H, MAramotb Bkick. " .- Somnwt.
NOTICE.
THE Anaoai Fiertinn of th Firmer,' Cnioo
AM-iaiHH and Fire Inxtrare Omnpany will
be he id at Herlla m Tuewiay. tie 27ta day of De
cern her, lsx7, at 1 o'clm-k r. .. faethe purpose ttf
elect' tut a Pre-i-ieot. Vice prpsidcai, !eiretary
and ix diret-trrf w a-ree the eomine year.
iaox Nnu.
JAUlSWAKl.UliKI. nr. It,
rT4nai.nl.
mm a
diesecker i Snyder
SOMERSET, PA.,
THE MER..IE3T DAY.
V: ,r mt'tijf.fit a: t.a f 'a
j T1 . Uffi ui itn tiK1 ;vfr!'i's ions nliit
i t-i.-;if;f lu-nr thi (.'iirtnix ciiita,
r ijt to ( iiti-tnta.- siutni' rhym,
Ilri! ti:ii(it-rt--i my irit. nws,
Ani gia'int iii my '-ih-H u eriluw-i.
Un t'liri.v.firLs uui.-niiiji.
J t-:tuto( pitn'r our vhi:i iroii
lint iiifrry vi-Us uia;:i Ki
r,l i'lrn to m : rrlikmy unu,
!i'--4-t j.;.i.ar v.Mc ijn-n thrown
hritMia nni:n.
uuri!rTip"';i? ifiys i.n mirth nav be
iXjw iiimi ki) t-iii or.ly IL ;
V't muy viur j 'iiricilike mw
'iy i!ir h'rtv Lr't th; plow
O-.i ;:rini.$ iiitrr1rnj'.
. tui iirt--;nia? ciwr Hr i'ic year
A f:i-frt vt in frrn ca.-c ant! frir
Our f-iit- wa:) Ttv fiir A'Iv-nl rrtw
Aii'i t!:u rm U Viur m-r iraiu1 know
! u ' 'i;r..-.ni:i; iiior:,inj.
lUuh'.i Wat.
ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK,
CHRISTMAS DAY, ISQ2.
IVv. J.-hti R. raxt.irt, l'.i. P.. of New
Yt.ik city, iiihI tiurii.tf the rvbe! ! km a .ri-vti'L-
iii ( o. i, l t-rlli lViiiiy!atiia Vot
uiitfnt, itinlnliiiUrt tlie fulluu ttijr to
the Ciiri-tiuis uuinbtr of Harper'
il ft kit :
1 wuniltT wliit-h man lirxl will give
tiit? jTVii rente to to tin? Juab bt
tr. at l.t toitsly ie- Aiitit r. tir ti tlie Juab
a liuci.ia'ri.ti.iy rt-ke-l hi lift to pthi
..iriltetl knit; a t-tij. fif u-ttor frtita n well
in tin- ra:iij. nf (be enemy ? I do wontb-r
ulii. lt i!i::n in every otit; i.f u(iuil wi!!
i'lMir. There :is my i.l.l itiuiraile, Sr
.:itil i !s..ii, tthii liji! git'.itre.l SMitiit-
h.it'.f an t-vil I'l :':' army, v!is Chri
t.ttt. tirtii won n.t liyhly jhilinlieii.
in.'. h i, n.i .uTi.-i"!!, i!r(-;-.e.I into tn
fuit'iSy aii W'i- tiitt into l-ftry. Xt.wr 1
wnn-li-r nl.ii-i. .N.'ii-.jii timi will keep,
iiti.i wiiii h Ni.-lni lie u i 1 tiiruw aay
the r.j.ij;i miit t. t.r tt.e rtta.ii at Cola
lljr'x r !i i Kii.l, "3.ij, "lo ymi bewr
i!i".n ii ti-i Mum niiiiiif t'ir ttiiiiies ati.l
i.. Mta-s iur Wiiter f
V.. ie.lJni-.ii ui iue fi"t of ti.e tt ill.
M iiii.'t .l. t iiii iifi.-rmttiii, w ii'n weeimr:
t .i.,i.i w. r. '" ii.)...-, it' u.V'hty
rL-kv. Th- re i no t;-m-e tn-nii't, anti
tin :u ivi i-iii...t ..:."iit hi. lino i.y 4ar
i .j;lit ,t I.y .;.:-. 3tit I'm piitijrout Iff
:..t-.i. Y..;i - -,":;' y .'i jii i I wore lyinj:
un sin-rt -Aii'i it i!n!e tiirmt'i us, an.l
Ul- -..:loii ii.t ttitler U'i ISO ('tit' otmiv, ul-Utuutiityo-J
iie.trii u.t, w w'Kiui cur you
a.'.'.. vVltu w i'.'i p w i;i. inn '.''
" 1. -rvt-ant,"
"An. II."
TiK-y wei-!. ui tJouf tiiem were k;IJ
tii. I wiiii ier wiiiiit N!m io.! will
ki t p. w liit-h thrnvv ttwiiy tlie Nei.-st.in
lit tta in. ttirtt, or the Nelson who
.iei for nuin, like ion us Ciiri.t.
I aim '.. r wiiieh mu is i. un.i wiiicli
ttiii ftiine to the in tit an ! In on toji ut
.!u. .'loi tit ; lii .n me iu tlie study here,
wiilt an oj n itfVie iiefore iiiui, wboilat
iv c'H.lntiin-:.- ti.e utl.eriif, who siiiveretl
uiiii ct.i.l tin tiie H.!jnjliann.xk twenty
foiir years ao ; this mr who tarritu at
f heiiherii's iro.k, who visits elderly ami
a.liiic sl.-ler, win. bei(r tiou? wo;nen
lit k boxtf of ta.-.t-t.li' tlo'.b ntr i'tir iieeIy
and edy aiiR-'otiaries ; this utr who is
ki ino;?. ti-iive, mi tniU-uuniuTed, turnin)?
.. c.rt ia to the rioli men who ixttrotiize
ami eriiii-ite him, and to I tit" flitters who
tviiMire iiiui for levity, or fur lukewarm-nt-ts
iii tort'tsn missions or fur m-jleet in
li.-iiiin "Kr Mm. Ailii.. who iu.tjj;iani
nitiiiivy :in I iiiiititirruTedly, fir a whole
hiitir, sii.ires nil lis r ills and at lies ami
trou-.lt i with biut, bill never fbarew her
a. .-?., or ttniiu'e, i.r faith, or iieaiti) or
liioi.ey. (mhI reward them! tilone piuUH
s-t.ii'.!. w ho ruiu my tioor-U'il twenty limes
a tlay to hhure their adversity with me,
but w tio never riiijf tne uj. to share their
irostierity. Tiiey keep aii tf.m to tlietu-sh-Ivos.
It is surli a funny wurld ! You ttnd I
load our I: it ii. Is down w ith our at lies
and uiiffurtuue? itnd iroubltLT, but when
a r I . ..Id untie litis and leaves us half
a uiillimt, we tlo not load tut on them.
Oh, no. I'.ut here am I ptraebim:, t
strung ia lutliit. Yet nhiih is tiiut
ciitie, met k, tijiitip tit eleray ttnin, or
t mt o'i.erui. ul a iiuatter of a century
a..? Ti.t iilii. r oir wiio mire that failed
iilut- rnuii iaot.ti! hiii.iiv on my study
vta 1, witiia lit-Uti-IK.Iit's sjioitbler straps
m :i, w !io ni i- thai aWunl and Ik it tiiere
o i'kij iny e,ea i iitt'ii is ' tios man
aeijtiiuvil v. itii :n. .-tenths and piety i.nd
ain.d ami iirit f. or iliat m. of tiie sword
and l.ra.ss-lmUone I jacket oil the Wall,
who w;is ai iiU.iinted with war, de.wltries,
liealit. retkloi d.irit!,;. love's yuung
tireaut'.' Here a Inippy thoiiiiht strikes
i.ie : t; try on to.it soldier's jacket ami
burlik' mi itjiaiii tli.it sword. Aiits ! years
ifi k riser a.-tiiu.s jiave outisroan the
..tliirfr. Tin.- jacket won't ro ii ; the
sword, tii) ! tin irtlt ii ri iiti r it won't
buckle. Wa.ii is twin ; a tcr ou il.nr't
pa;H-r? Yes. a tear for that oilier tue who
wi.re tiial oiiu-r j.t. kit t.t Aj pon.atiox in
the mat) d..vs..l i-is tu.itli, wuitl Lis
lie-ad tie 1 1 r achi-ii, iior iiis f.av had it
wrinkle, nor bis ii.ai'ta .-trrovv. And
what ia this a laujli ? Yes so elm lie
.tt.iwi and laughs fur as I took dou n iuy
swoni and tire it tr.;m its scabltarti I
recoMectetl a story I often tell of a major
general iu the army who waa altera ard
a tiovernor tf u State.
tie was a very vain man, ai d one day
in bis Executive Chatnlier be taid t" bis
secretary, pointing to bis ttword on the
wall. " Majir, tlrtj-on know that when
tlutt sword leaped from it watbbanl and
flashed in the wtulitrlit, the war, sir, was
virtually over over, sir ilei-ided. My
Hwont did it," I reco'ltw.tl that, and
Iutii;!ieil, ami a tear, ami laiijsh trotl on
each other's heels. Such in life. We
swiii); like a pendulum between pleamtre
and pain, br-e and fear, laughs and tears
arnl they are never farajiart. AH thinm
pt in eouplett. Extrentea meet every
ltnnr. Height anil depth are correlatives;
give one, you have the other. Can a man
Lauirh lond ? Then turn him round, touch
a different nerve, pronounce s woman's
name, and lo ! bis iba are as sincere and
deep as bis laughter.
So, my present aw, cannot yon ever
stop preaching, and do a little practtrine?
Sure it ia that the tolerant God does not
ESTABLISHED 18 -
27.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMJYER 21, 1887
expect o!V n-. i.n do t'X ; t!iiir r".ir
; irA ' Ordinarily- it's enooyh pr..irh
Wei!, ami leave otiit-rs lo ptvteiiiv. B f :
; here, Low, u.y tuuraluti'i ttie, eortie out
, of the pnipit find L i tn.ni nvnjr, men.
i I am tii .-ilia to cet into that jjeket s-i i.i.i
; etl, r siiiiill for uie now. I an an'n to
but k'.e on that sword, if it dues nmiis-1 .
crowdiurf, btui lannuaiM re.iiion, pains, ,
and beiuis carried olf the tit-SJ nwoonin, -i
as some la.iit-s are betiin-Si hHij of
j the uproar aud rie of tiie tX-to.aiu ii d ,
; uoms within. Well, it happened on this
wiae tliat 1 found myselfaliiveritit' on tlie
, lwnksof the R-ippalutiniixk ou Ciiri-t-
taa Iay, 1SJ2, enlisted Tor tSirve v -arsor '
: tiurinj. the war, foll for villain os salt- '
j petrts.
I One day in June, lMt2, our Professor of
-Maii.iMiiulii-s remarked, a be closed tiie I
j oiviervatory : :
" iii-uiiemen, what Mars in up to iu tiie i
! sky doesn't concern us tuOst just no, '
' but to do our share f bis worn do'wn in '
j Virjiini t. Tbe only exact science wnf ;
i stu.lvin i these times is not tr.oriijim-tiy, '
'. out to ik-termine the shortest line to
j Jiicbutotid ; and the nttwt pressmjf tbiiv
: of the hour is not to prove riI.t aiuies
! eipja!. but to druiv a steady uiui thrna'h
! riiie sights at a reltel iu anus, and to
r prove to a!! the world that the Atm-iican
j I'nion can, ttiturt, ant shall be prest rvei!. :
i Gentlemen, the chair of j'r.iiesstir of :
j Mathematics is vacant iu tiiis colics:. ;
i permit tue to introduce to you Captain !
i Fraser ' i
'Kali! alt! 'r.th ! and away we went ;
; tud erilisteil lo go to Richmond. It 1
I took us three years to get tia.ro. No won- I
i der; tiiere wen-so many Lnn-:strects to j
make our way through ; tv many iiilis j
j iu climb; so many sjtoiiewails to batter j
I down ; so many licketts to clear out of I
the way. It was as hard a a road i
I to travel as the steep and stiny one to j
! heaven. !
No preacbitij; sir! Ooi'i you fnrjfet the
I shop? Don't you know you have mjuicz- j
j ed yourself into that failed jacket, and !
i are sijuiruiini:, with a li'isiied face an I !
j shurt breaths, IteUin-.i that swir !--K.-;t, j
j which has ca;i-it-d a re'oel Ii.n in inm .
f rt.' I staruti for Uichmoiid in July, ISX!, !
j a bid ei(;titi.en years oltl, a Junior iu col- j
i lee, and tbariii to be at it to double- 1
j .,utck it alter Jobu Brown's hui, wbit b,
1 sitie it did tot requu-t a kn.isa. k, or '
1 liir tiays' nttsoiis, or a canteen, or a '
i bait tiurinj the night for sleep, was al- !
i ways man bin on. On the ni'iit U-i'.-rc !
' l1.ri.-tn:as, LSi.J, 1 was a dtj'-t .ed yoniu f
patritil. nidiiti I badn t done it. sbiter-
iiiX in tlieiipeti weaiiit r a Utile Ui..-k oJ j
j tin !... aliannth k, on the n-si rve pick- j
I it, nni wpwiil to a r.t siiuw storm. :
1 'l'iicre was mil a stick. ..f W'i.si withii; Uie '
miles of us ; ad cut 'km u, en the rout :
of trees .iajf up an i Lariie-F. Y c Uy
' tioa n on our rttbber bUukets. j '.!! .m
: W' ilen biai.'.t-ts over ut-uj..i.rti i: ;i-i '
i ckete as we couid gi-t, t .-ieai Warmth i
i from our comra.'.t-s. and tried not to
! crv.
Next morning tiie snow lay b-.-ivy iin-.i
i deep, an.) the men, when I waked and !
j looked about me, rt niinded me of a ;
i church irrave-y rit iu winter. Tlie attun ;
I -overeti us ail, anil my comrades. seemed i
j as if a small cemetery ju.-t iiKe a rave- :
j yard and its iiiuiiinls. Kali in C.r pick-
tt duty! Tiiere, come. Muote, Mt-Manus, i
: Paxton, Perrine, PolUs k ; f.dl in !" We !
j lell in, of course. No bn akf.ist ; chilled .
to the nmrrow ; snow a f.t deep. We ;
; tightened our belts on our einpty stotn- j
j aclts, seiitel our rifles, ami mar. bed to i
j the river to take our six lioun mi duty. '
j It was Christmas I)jy, l.tij. "And so j
j this is war," my old nu said to bimscif, j
j while Fie paced in the wet snow his two i
hour's on the river's bank. " And I am
j out here to shoot that lean, lank, cou.'it
1 in, cadavcrotjs ltK.kiiii; butternut f-llo
j over tfie riv.-r. S. tois is war : this is
j Is'int: a soldier ; tills is the p-ntiiue arti- !
j trie ; this is IL firtv'ey'g "On to Rich-I
itioiid. We!!, 1 wish he were only here
'. iu my place, ruituiui; to keep warm ; !
pouinlitiss tits anus ami breast to maKe ;
the chilletl blood circulate. So, li,n L ."or, !
trampin. upaiiti di.wn this river my .illy ;
yards with wet feet, empty stomach,
swollen nose." j
Alas! while lyin- under Ilie trees in
the colieje campus last June, war meant
to ti! martial music; gor-renus bnf.niiers
in blue ami sold ; tail youuirmcti inline,
shining in bra.-s. War meant to me tu
multuous memories of Bunker Hill, Cie-.
stir's Tenth Legion, the charge of the Six
Hundred anvthinji but this. Pshaw ! I j
wish I were home. Let nte see. Home? i
tit.l's counlry. A tear? yew, it is a tear, j
What are they doin at bon e? This is !
( bri.-tniji lay, lSti2. Home? Well,!
j stockings on tlie wall, candy, turkey, fun. I
i merry Christmas, aud the lacr of the prl :
il leil behind. Another bar?. Yes, I;
j couldn't help it ; I wa-s only yliteen, i
i ami there was such a contrast between
i Christmas, un the Ra)i.iihannta-k, j
anil other Cbristtuases. Yes, there was. a :
j stirl. too siii'b swet eyes, sn h loni '
; lashes, such a low, tender voice ! "Come, !
! tnove tjuii ker.' Who g.xs there?" Miift j
the Title from one acbtnj sbouiiler to the
j other." . i
" Helio, Johnny ; w iiat'are y.u r.p to?" !
Tiie nver Was narrow, but deep and j
ew ilt. It was a wet cold, not a freezir.-r 1
cold. Tiiere was no bv too si!t for!
Hint. j
j " Helio, Johnny, what are you coub-
j iriL'sofor? "
" Yank, with r.o o.er -o.it, aboes fuil of !
In lies, nothii.j. toeat but pan lie-l corn
am! tobacco, and with this domed Yan
k e snow a fait deejn there is notltin'
left, within' but to get up a eoujth by
way of on.tes.tin' antinst this infernal ill
treatment of tiie body. We-uns Yank,
ui! have a rough over her, ami henv"s
no savin' which will rnn ns t hide first.
the rMi:rh or ytvur Millets."
The snow still fell ; the Veen w ind, '
raw ami fierce, rut to the bone. Il was j
God's worst weather, in (nsl's for!ornsi,
bleakest spot of jrround, that Christmas
Day of 't2 on the R.ppahannock, a half
mile below the ton of Frederickshnn'.
But rouie, pick np your prostrate duck,
yon shivering private. Surely there i
enoutrb ilampness around witbtHttaddinit
t it yotir team."
" Let's btmrti. lioys."
"HelU, Johnny!"
"Hello yourself, Yank."
" Merry Christmas, Johnny."
Same to yon, Yank."
"Say, Johnny, fit anything to trade?"
- " Parebetl corn and toiau.ro the size of
oar Oirist man, Yank."
"AH right ; you hall have some of our
no See, and sugar, and pork. Boys, find
tiwboaU.
JEL.
S-wh M! I se the children s.t.!insr
f!i,": on !!e sm-'l l,i:es in tir Centr.J
Pirk S.np YitnVei t.wper.it-'ly btinsry
f,.r f,,i.;i,-,.t, invcnti'' t!ie:it f.;r trrtdin '
Vlilil the Jofi IlllffS. The? WeT Id laW.IT
na.It'-r th. i-iik of the river for smnss
ie ro' i , s..f ; ii-kets.
We jo? i.jt tin IS ki?.. An oid hand-kt-rclt'icf
attswerttl fora?iiil. V.'f i.-i.'.ed -thetii
illi coiffe, ,,u..;r, iKiik, and set the
S:ii!, :tnd wii liett t;i.-:u siosv'y creep M
lti other siiore.
And t.ie Joiinnics ? To see lltetii crowd
the bank, r'.nd posh and scntnb!e to be '
Srt to seiz- the Fatutf. if Ant into the wa
ter, and slretohina -ut their lns arm ;
Tlien when they pulled the Fsts ashore
and st-s'itl in a rHip over the carr. aud
ti'i bear their ei-!.itn:itions :
" U-irr-.th for hoi!"
u S.ty. tli'it's ii..t rocftcd ryey, but itvn
uine cii;T-e. Smellt, you-uns."
"Aud xK'flT, tisj.
Tt-.eii tiiey divided the cor..,i):iii.er.t.
Tiiey i.ii)'i!el and s:u titfl :
Keckon yon-tins l.en sr-t-Hi to we-uns
this Christ";:-:.-I,y Yanks."
Tlit'.! tiu'V pi;t p-an hetl corn. toFiccri, ;
riin' pertluiriior.s, intotiie hont. and aen
tbom i-.i. k t.) ns. And wv -Fi .v . I the
p.tr.-!t-l ci.irn, sin -.iked r.;d Virinta !af. ;
ate j-.-r-iaiiit r.s w iiii'i, if they weren't
very tiiiinjr, at !i.'.i-t font r.ic led our st-mt-
acus to tiie si a? of tir I'bri.-tnias .iiiir.vr.
A it. 1 so the day passt-d. We siuviite.i :
"Merry Cbristnia. Jorinny."
Tl.ey s!ii)Utid, " .-' line b yon, Yank." ,
And we for-Mt the Ijitinj wind, the
ciiioitiu col.l ; we f..r-it thfrsf men over ;
tbere were our eiie.-iili-s, wbotti it toitflit i
lit: our duty to shoot 1-efore evening. j
We bad bridged tlie river spanned '
the blissly chasm. We wore brothel-". !
not foes, waving salutations of gotsl wiil
in the name of the I5a'.e nt Ot-tblebent, !
on Christmas Day, '('.J. At tbevery front j
of the optaisintr armies tiie Christ Child i
struck a truce for us broke down the j
wall nf piirt'.tion, iiet-.tme our peace. We j
exeharured gifts: we sbonfel greet in-j (
luck and firth ; we kept Cliristmus. and i
mir bear's were lighter fur it, and .-ur '
si.iv.-ring !el:es were not quite sot-old. i
i
(In limn and do likewise pttsh r.. pts.r
iirlitor, prosicute no quam!, In ar no j
gru ige at Christmas-time ; forgive your j
enemies. rvmeiuU'r jour men ies, and do j
not braid over your niisfortui"s at t
Cliristiii-ts time If the timesare bard do
riot let tlie children know it, or Li...trus
on your door-step liecume aware f it, at
Christmas time, to bis deer ti.sii.-iir.
Cannot you iv chcerf'.i! and bra.e In
your ure.'..it'S. .is we soliers wtre on the
II ipiiahaniini k un Cb.istmiis IViy in X2, ',
.'lo'il.i!.-jood vi!ls to n-i't i.s or. tl c .;- '
; ssi;.- .-bore? Let u ali soake !..'.; ot. 1
( I'-.:y. al ii ..ii i'. i. i) . ' - I. ,.
:ui i -ii:.i-'- iil. our n i-'r.r w t '.-i
i s m.i-t. The:, mak-' a lr-;.-.- a,;: .-i. - '
i-itet. ith cert, wtl'.i fours, w if h Tears .
iiiid sin-row . iiini let it v 1 ititi -liiii.i- 1 on '
... . 1
Ciint',ii.:s luV. Let just It V Soitcll into I
t.terey. I. i itate not inir.ieu into wrotiu'. ;
hut l. t..ui.f..rii.cd into love. Let aner J
t ease, let wr.itu lie f..rg ltteii, let quarrels
lie rcitnioiied.
Let Charity di-ponse lamnty. Li t the i
rich liiiiii low the poor. Let tiie lap of
eilii.Ili.iod Ije tilitsi with pielitv. Let .l" !
itapiahauiita-ka of estrangement, si o-ir.i- ;
.
tion, biiterness, unetpiai lots, opposing i
interests, lie brblge.! by the I).ile of j
Eotliieh. in on Christi'ias Day of 7. Ami
he ye kind tine toanotiier, tender-heart- ;
ed. forgiving one another even as (iod for j
Christ's sake bath forgiven yon." There, j
Iain prea.-bing again, in a stsiilar Juir- j
iiai ol ivn. Ziiimn. i el l can t ne.p it.
Tbi- Cii-i.-'-liorii'tne Ins thrown off and
iei't behin-l the other i.i", tlie o'd m? who
folio. ed (jr.mt an 1 ILineock to ltic.ii-ni-ind
in ti.e wild, mad days !' bis turbulent-
yo.ih. I ii ive uktn olf that f.tded
iihle j icki t. and can s'ri'ti-ii my arms ; I
havi uiihitt klisl that worn belt, ami cat,
biti'.rhe frtely. Cou.e, jacket; come
sword bang again ou the wall. You
are rr.y old me ; tint the present, real nif
is a mil n f peace and aoij i tinted with
grief; not so happy as a saint as be was
.is a soldier, but stiil trying to get bis
work in. since (tinI did u't send for bint
at liottysburg.
Washington's Bedchamber.
The currct.t numlier of the : tm-j
ojieiis with two articles on "The home
and the H iunts of Washington" and
" Moiirit Vernon as it is," from wiiieh the
foilou ing is taken :
' The interest of tlie whole house cen
tres in the room where Washington died
Tiie OV-ii'als room, I iiki-s tie te' in
de bous,' as the servitor railed it, in
tone of genuine and reverent aff.-ction.
Just where the great man lay a-dying
eighty-eight years ago, the bed now
stands, and U-side it the light stand on
which are the rings loll by his medicine
ghtsses. unchanged since that day. The
secretary at which he wrote, the hair
covered trunk in which be carried his
possessions, tiie surveyor's tripod l.e had
used, tiie t lutk he threw altout his shoui-i.-ts
wueti be went over the farm, the
leathern rhair in which be sat. the cov
ering cut away ty vundal hands, are ali
I here. There ia something, in spite of
these f.w discordant notes, that ss'insl
jas riliar to that room. I cntd not feel
that thousiin Is of eyes bail Itsikod upon
it witit idle curiosity, but as though it
had la-en kept sarn-d ail these years, and
w.. vet redolent of ti.e memories which
have set it ajuirt forever.
"'Many wtn!er,' said our guide,
" why Mrs. AVas'i'u'ton tli.sl up in tie at
tic, and not in tin gen ais rtaxn. It Was
the custom in tie family to sliut np a
Mom for two y 3t rs after a deat'u haijn
ed in it, an' dis nioni was shut up. Mrs.
Wash'n'ton went np in tie attic an' dere
she staid for eighteen mti'ns till she tlie.1,
there. She never had no lire in tie win
ter, an' in the summer it was very hoi
but dere she staid with only her cat fur
cotnp ny. j
The corner cut off from tlie lower part
of the door he showed as, was for th?
easy ingress or egret of tbi familiar
frieml. The attic room ia pretty and attractive-looking,
but has in it. now only
one piece of furniture used Fy Mrs.
Washington a little three corn?rt-l
washstand. I
Beautiful Teeth
Are nnre to be desired than ritrhes ; in
fa-t, they insure heal h, by properly per
forming mastication. Minot's Dentifrice
-.rice 25 cents ia the finest in the,
worbl It beautifully whitens the teeth. !
and insures healthy (rums. Sold every- j
where. .- ... i
er
Through the Rjjister.
Wh.it sC!iri-t n is iibo't' Sint:iCae.?
It i .s-i Very i.iwo as if J..ek and F.i'.ie
H.iist oiaite were son to li.'i-i o;t w bat
su-ii -t Cl.rirtiiins would l ; for it wa
alra.!y Christmas eve. tin. I the house ; nut coniiiroti. Ir :.- I...I ai t:.y trtn f-.
where tue two children livel wa ai'.td , ir fFistur.witiV it : 'nat that trie
w iiu the usu.i't gtaai cheer, ami ail ti.e i cast io ne.-is ci !.! -, !'..t-the intior far:-.i-!i-bu.-t'.t:
preparing for the vrrei.t event. t in J and .-o-i. :'..rt j U r.'iire to l-e d:!i
Papa Hillse.-nhe sat in tit It': arm gently l-a-kt I aib-r. When V, it done,
c! .-ir putting on his slippers and doiitg j for " .rustle " sti' -st.tute the w ord
!ti best to iin.cjiiie Himself le'fo'e the ; " ie-iue." An-i t'. i ni.e iiti'.:M in
r.' it !o ti.t lie ha 1 known so well as a j tlie hi-fi iet first- l.ie ca.-tie " f.r man,
Ian-; for there were i.o grate in the woman and chili!. Th..t g.s,tl oid lu.o.-e
H!'.lsc"oitibe i-. iiis,'. Jir aii'l F.;!'ie lived ' l. 'hl ..r. .-.'.-..es t.. us front the !.iton
in the rlf y where, at tie tine? of my : t- and I he r:ot.-i '..mgu -s ; :d tiiere is
ry, very !'e' faiiiiiics had oiert (ire (-i.tces ; no rs;u for ti-.tiiit tiiat .t 'is a fsiwer
in their he-uses ; and Ijttie tithe had ask- j amongst!! p-t'pies in whose languages the
e.1 her papa, as stw kusse 1 him g.Ki- ! world is i t u..tit. An oid Knglisii las t
nigiit : " Why, papa, now is Sai.ta CUus j " hou.e is tie snore. J r-t -.ge of life."
guilt' to dot in. wiien tiiere ii no lire I and no ui sioiii poet, i iiil .:Le, or other,
p'.ioe?" This question rvuily p'tzled p ipa : has eoi'tpresseti i ito one line more trtiih
ilolst ombe, but he told the t-htltiren tiiat and j.s-tr ..
.Wit; Cher-would i'.nd his way in. am!
ti.at it wniil. 1 oe to! r gi.t in the toot ning.
il It after the children bail gone t i ! d .1
queer i -ok c an ov,-r their papa's gotl
n ttriretl face, i.rd it was jl.iinly to-i"'
m on tiiat be tias tbitik.tig t.f i.t'.ic Elite's
question.
It biippemsi. t tiiat the ciiii 'rer.
wore r. -t sati.-i: d a i:!i the a:.s . r had
given t'lt-ui! ami w iiiit; papa was k;ng
up the iiouse lot" V night, tir.d at't n.iiiig
to thtt fiirnace, they were stiil exchting
itig opittifiis on ili s Weighty Mibjevt
iiom tln-tr little ots.
Sud.h. iny J.n k iii belt ni'T'ebl. lie
Ii.td an idea. And in another morn nf
he bad toppled out of bed tini made bis
wa v tt Et.'ie's cot.
A w'.iiSHretl consultation followed,
and a few moments I iter both little cots
were deserted, and two tiny, white robed
tig-ires were creeping noiselessly down
tiie staircase.
All the diyirs were lis ktil and all the
wimloas were closed, and pipit was ju-t
slniitiiig the iron iloorof the great fur
nace in the oel'ar, wi en he was startled
by voices which seemed to come front
th eirreat furnoce iLself. For a moment
in amused, himself w ith the fancy til. it
Santa Clans w as real y making bis way
in by the furnace ; then bo thought ho
tniistit have left a door unharked.
Tlie thoughts of Santa Clans or other
jess welcome visitors wre. however. sin
forgotten when he heard tire sound 'if
chil Iren's voii-.N, and found it w is Jack
tnd Erfi- talki-tg.
Pap t opened t'ne furnj-:e d.s.r again,
and listened.
Tiiey were evidently talking near the
regi-iler, for wh..t they said was plainly
heard tiirougit the furnace by pupa U.l!.
c miis-. J ti k w is saving :
I. tie ! i.o t .m Snii.i C'aus ever
t-M ing my big .i. throt.-gh C e wt-gist.-r?
"tr my d-.i! s hoii.e -,,;, E.Se.
Tiior w..s . pae-.-. . th.-n Tack exobt.-i-ed,
trill iii'h.intiy, "I k.-.iov ; i.-t's (..'
t te ti ji oil'."
"tilt," s.iid E.lie, "we're if t big
ei....c.gh
"Oil, yo.i're only a thri."
Tiie.-i fo-io-A-il quite a st.-.iggl. in-t-veen
.1 ick ai l trie " .vegi-ter." hut ii was only
alter tin; " tlir: " il i 1 oo u. to his al I tit it
Jack was ahle to lift the iron plate, and
then pap. i heard her say, in a solemn
tone :
"Iliini .'i ik. I n;, h c .u' I .let a
doll's li.iu.-s turongl- dat?"
"Oii, Santa Cta'l cot do an yliirg!'
was .Tack's comforting reply.
The i-tii litt'e peopi. wt-rc en tic ir
kives, p.-eriiig iut'-ntiy J-1 a n :h'Iark
r.sii:n-g, w hen sitd.'-rn!y they were star
tied i.y .1 vo'ii-i. .trhicli seemed tiiiutie
t:i triroiig'i tiie hole in tin rl mr. Tite
Vt lit ' s.,d : J
'" Ii's tr in' lit;!,, children w-re in tad i
i
s.tn'a C'.tus o.tttt't brt-ig hi presents np j
rill everyijody s fist asleep." J
Tin chi'-lrer. could not ''! tin roiee i
us it came ur. through the p:;i'. an I with I
a cry of " He's ft n n.in'! St. I ta ( i; t;s is
tU tlUliil' i" tiiJ t VO iiltie lig ires s,M ti.n-r- i
tsl up stairs an 1 back to their cots. J
Tiie neit morning his bright a Christ- 1
mxs d ty as ever daw lied! found two lit-j
tie figures. Lot in w hite this time, stand- 1
ing over a pile of pretty presents heaped
ur, tiroumi ti.e register, among wii.cn
might be -.-.-n a brightly painted sleigh
witit " t.tle ami Jaca in lug eol.l letters
on the side, and a wonderful three-story
doll house ; and Jack was exclaiming, in
triumph r
" Didn't I tell you Santa CI ins could
do anything?"
S Santa Clans came into the Hillside
parlor after all, and it was Eilieand Jack
who settled for themselves the difficult
question of how be was, to get in."
The Christmas Feast.
Tiie Christmas festival orit'ginally ' ind.s-t, never equal iiini, srne he isi i3
markird a reaction against worldliness r nite and we are finite, but when we give
and riotous revelry. The early Chris- i ourselves to hi n and to on another, is
tains had no fixed dny for oelcbratin g ' be give hitnse f for ns all. our lives tie
the birth of the M-SMali. Tr.e tr.td .tions : citne a n-rfet rion of his. and ae learn the
of the various cbun hes t'.ltrervi in regard
to tiie date. a!thtogh there w is ,i genenl
i-.iu.-iirrpnee of opinion respecting the
midniglit hour. Several days in Dets.u,
Iver were mentioned a- the d ite of the
Na'i.ity. and in some communities no
l;t. notion was i.ia te ta-twocn it an l 11
Eniniianv : an 1 there wxs disoositioii
ittsomeq art.-rsofthe uiinitture Chris-
tain ivorl i t) ile-ins-ate theohservanie af
s;s-:.il .I tys, on I f . c i It tl-r tl .rite if.vry
ilay in tie? ye;.r tiie birih. Hi', 1 itii an I
res irret tion of the redcelier. The iin-
pul-e to determine a precise date and to
convert the day of the Nativity into a
snored fe-tiva! ctiii from the early
Ciiuroh of Rime. Tiie Saturnalia, a Re
public, h id degenerated nrider the E tt
pire i if i a ctrtiiv tl of rev-lry, inteni;sr
ano' an I crime. For the Istter p trt of
the week in luid-DvitviiSer, or I'm try
hus-n -ss was susjvn td an I the popu'.ioe
of Rome abin lone I the n-ieivvs tt ho'i-
tlay in bllgen.-e, stnret paratle and brawls
gluttonous feasts and enmn il excesst-,.
These were the re I letter days of a Pa-
Ttnis.n that h td alandine.l self restraint
renoiiweil nnrality and ceased have
ftith in anything higher than ignoble
pleasures and d-griding passioos. It
was to emphasise their ninte-'n; for this
brutal ami riotous festival that theChri.s
tainsat Rome established their religi.sw
least. It w v simply a Christ-rriiiss
sipeciat service of prayer, praise and com
munion, held in the lonety watches of
the night when the Divine Child re
puted to have Feen born.
A TioJ'iO inatle for Louis XIV by Am
ati has just been sold for X200 ai Butla
Pe.th. '
WHOLE NO. 15)01.
No Place Like Home.
Xi:-t to i.l's lion-.' is bis t-ast'e is an old
and very wtte'i l.atit-n-d trjdi'inii su;
Ii -so 1 t- lie u cii:iiiioii iii'.v. lt.it tilt ti'le
and fVI iiniii rs; in. iii: j of tiie precept is
r.uf hoiin is what we in.1.!;. it. It m ty
tie a sat red re:" :g", or it n.ay 5 a ite-re
place ul ir.il! lor ori' i.i'.t and dinner,
ari-i a ,-.he!er for 1 l.e sh e ing hours w hen
there .i notion.' abrii.1 r.) kip men
awake. It uiay F-e .lcst.Mte t.fa'tM.-tc.iis
a tiiti-r.oc.i sjs t i'i-t.id cf a coaifortat'.'.
ir.ven. It this He 'h-. i'..m the fault IS
wi.:. li.. .-- w : i .1. i.y tucir ow n ii ii'fii'
iii.-.ke it ut.iii-.-iiii.g. ti'.iee .ray K' it
irieis prison ism.;. I'lfiisht-i! orot .erwise.
ii.r ti.e t'l-m-r. of the l.i.u-s ht.lil, ivhil.
the m-n I t-k abr-iad f-.r tintr ii.trr.-s's
a:: i .h.e si-.;is. I; ti..- -i ,on u do lir..i
I.o in. Is soiiiet::iM s a;..l lind tie.-ir aiiiuse
met abroad, uh.it tru..I't lni.sti.ind has a
right to ! lame i !i-e,.nt ife ? A nd when
brisistiids an ! ive are rur; ig.ites, coi.
tinning in s, ..n uess,
. prised tiiat tiie chil.lt
w iio neetl lie sur
n prefer all out
;tl.H.rs to ail tliat tht-y can itnd in
j tli-ors?
i Winle there has been a tendency
: among ii.t-ii to seek ' ciilb life." and the
votiien have to some degree retaliafe.i
by gifting no st.-iti-s of their own. to
only some i' wha-h men have the latch
key or other 'o;v n ses.ime,'' there never
was a time w hen tiie apii-irirus for home
is-cip itii -n and etij iviiient were more
abundant, end an -essii !e. Never were
ttwelii I'gs of a!l grades in eT;e!Lse timre
comfortahle tno convenit-n. Whoever
' ilcsiresto ni.i'se home attractive can with
. i.M uu'e -.li'l ..l!ii-r vt.-. i: lie n -n 1 ir-l. i,:'
tbe h.Kiseh' i.l do so. Tier man is ho
ev-r, mst ti ppy w ho at tiidiyr as he
.-liters. " relaxes his pon liT'llS strength
and leans to brar," and hastens to do
w h.ite.er tin- mistress of the castle hoin
liiroots. We are making no plea, how
ever, f.r tame and sleep stay at houie
iti.et t'ss. Gi ahruiel at proper times,
. men an! woua-ii at. 1 children, too; mily
li.ake lioiiii a n.ee pince and desind to
C . e : , k to.
P-.'t nun. wr-tien. and children have
dirTi-ren vi-ns ;,ri. purs'iits. -That is ad
!de I tier f r a 'jm;-iete uriioti, w hore
neither !r.'s :ir v'bing to coc.-eal.
T::e srret-.gth of a r-q is iu its many
strands, and a united h"Us-hoId and a
happy one is ri.- it in which tiie thoughts
and pursuits ul" the initiates; are w. il
twined together. Well, "every body con
cedes that." stmieone viil say. Yes, but
if the con.-es.sit in is only in words, com
mon p'aee as th -se expressions are, there
are nni-li' w ho do not act their thoughts.
The- proof of this Ls fount in the daily
-f. -ry of the f.oi'Ls. fnilii-s mi. 1 even crimes
of uir.. high and low, rich and poor who
lid n"t get their Srst inspiration for evil
deed at bom -. Cert-tin' y there are some
W ef bed homes, w ie-re the spirit of evil
: si-f.iLs t . ie ill .m ssii.n. ilut I t:e ni. Ill
: l.-rs if .-u.'li ho i holds comat.-niy ic.trti
i tiieirevti .-ut of doors, ami the bad proii
I ,i. ;,nd nii'tod ex-rienee reverse t ie
lin -iin-a ivtpift.sl tiiat hotno is a s.icr" i
!
j refti'!. Of it v hoiiies. however, can it
i bo said tilt' tiiere is no good runtniiiiiij
t ii! i.n-e in th-in. And in all h.cn.-s
i t!i're is room f.r a rn-t.int!y rising ap
I pie.-i i: h n o ' t h s icr'-d ness t.f he ear! it's t
i b-.n 1 iiii-h bin I 'ci'ii m Is-ir.gs tigt ti.
: or tin fa .d'r '
What it Teaches.
The great lesson of Ciiristmas is char
ity. Cnsl has given himself to us in bis
Son, t!i.,t we may learn to give oirr-ehes
; to him and to on another. He is love
i a. t- n,is .. uu .; An,
i jBiwer to give. His love is one cor.tinu d
! act t if self sacrirj. e, or giving of himself
. iii creation, providence and retieuiption.
i Man was cn-.ited in his image, ami the
' tlesign of Chri-ti tnity Ls to restore and
perftst that im eg1 def e-ed by sin. Ttie
:S.inofti.l leaiii.' irt.-irn.iie in or l.-r
' that he might glorify our human nature.
: and thus open for man a fun itain of life
i and g'ory. When we citne to hiirt in
faith, and our lives are Fiid with Christ
! in ti-o.1. we ts-tinie like him. We erin.
meaning of bis hi-rh. Wht-n we It v teit
oniv f or tiiiise -es tlone. Fiut for otiiers
also; when tli? wants and necessities 1
our f-i!i.w-'neu lie as preeiniis bnnlens
on our hearts, the Chnstsbild bt.rn tn
nr-.r oi'il l-tore, is fonntnttt in ns, as tne
hoin of glory. The God-like is in ns nn-
folded, and our lives Fenr fruit in vor-ls
i and deeds of love ; and then we disco,,
j er that self u ri ri. e is not all pain, but
j that tber- is j..y ill it too. We learn that
j in many ways it is not st-li' rob!ry but
j self enrichment. Losing ...tr lives for
f Christ's sake, e fjml them, and see new
llie.-.llllig in tiiem.
This ia the phi'ostiphy of the rys "t
Christ in-i, the liappiest tlay in all the
year, j'tst becaitse it not .inly ttiintneiti-i-rttes
Givl'; groiit gift in the birth of his
.lour Son, but also, through sympathy
with this, calls for a response from ns in
! the way of gif'sio him. b one another,
j and to t!t. children, f.r wleen es;t.-iat!
J the ns iirr-me of every Christ it is is the
hriiiging into the world mew the " pea
and g.-!-wi:i " w'ui. ii w r.. ur.-l.ti m-l
j by the ing; U wlten Christ was born.an.l
j wtiit-h imike known G.!'s i-.tve for as.
I and his.b-sirftli.it we should k,ve hitn
j and tie aiitt er wttlt ali our heart, and
I thus is-ar wrtness to the pre-ei.tittnu-e- of
charity, which is the Famd of erft
ntrss. v
Chri-tmaa in perhaps the greatest day
of the year, if we consider the number
ami dispersion of those who celebrate it,
ami the common humanity involve.! in
what M celebrated. It ia a festival that
assimilates the world to a faroily.
Long stocking are in favoe with chil
dren aa Ckriatuua aruwehee.
Wild Ponies of theCoast.
rr. th isinit or san.1 bartlat tlivid-s
the Atlantte ocean frora Pamlico stsmd.
Notth Carolina, just ini.le th hghthous
tFiai m.rks iit lo tbtj manner dm led
Cape Ltaikoiit, there is t be fonn'l A
Itardy rue of p.-mis know "isnkers.
Toes., jmniesi hrtve lived tiiere as !tpr as
the tradition of the oldest inhabitant
date back. Entirely surnwinde.! by
Jeep water at all reison, having no
cooirinini.TttK.n with the main land, an I
being barren ttf vegetation save a nty
growth "f sr-dgre grass and low shmbs,
the lainks have) remain! Bniohabited
except by the-jr ponie, which aeem to
tlirive and multiply in spite of the hard
ships to whit h they are exptme-L How
they first came there, or of what origin,
is conjis t-.nv, ami tradition merely hint
the .-gory of a violent storm, wirh its
attendant shipar.s k and lo-w of id on
Iw-urtt, s.ive a lot of famies friHit some
F.i.rnaii port, w !ii b were cn u un
toe sun Is. and snrvivitig the st. no lie
caiie lii? pn.g.:t;tors of the race of bank
ers rni'iT so nil -nen .its.
H iv ing to re'y mi instint t alone, these
ani iiais are a su'.jet t or study to the
n..l i.-ai. :, is they are a pr y not only to
tie.iriviiig sold but to tiie st-.rms if
t.... c.j--. I iai ! r.-ak ii;..ii and toerthe
narro v san 1 'ear and t li.inge with each
ni urr.r.g Fiitrrioane the to;s-e- ;.iiT of
tiie tM.intry. Tie- puiiies. ch'.s.ug tlie
i ro!elid .side of tiie s.n:d hill'sks, or.r
row d'.s-p ii.t'i tae yiei img s,tn 1 siau-.p
.;;t -i pr-te. ?s! s'alf. where they take re
( ige ii iiu the sior-.n ; and aluie many
are destroyed, their num'-er has in. res s
cti. N-.w the st.s k is na neil and yeariy
i.i-r.ii" I by enterprising uwnetrs, who
bund ilii regisiered mark s tcb ! I oiis
as are driveii irito the etis, and the tults
of ai'. whith instint fivelv follow their
I d.
lis iriro tlie iri.-liisure.
This o .railing is the event of II. e sea
son, and f.,kts place e.tr!y in June, late
in .1 t'y and early in Scptetnln-r t.f eat h
car. Ttied.ivs selts-ted are i?i' t days,
and the inhabitants of the coast, and
e-.en visitors from the interior uf the
st.it... gather to witnest the sight. The
I., r i. rs. st ; irating in s.-t. Is, take their
jvir-ition f .r up th.- hanks, and gradual y
firii.i-:g by concert contiili.us living
C .!.-awing in its line and forcing
eaii .tray .ny r;'i.re then tloy a;
jir a. b t!.. s es with sh-cits an-l veils
riiat only b -.nkers herd.-rs can produce.
The ei iti-inoiit is intese as an ot casi. na!
jony e.st-j"s tiifough the snrriiin-bng,
.-til 'helltilt- iltie anist lieiitmlri' strellgth--:ie
1 by nserv.s. for fiur of a general
staiuiH'de. As the frightened poiii'-s
draw nei.r the stockade they liecomecon
f ised and seem o tre-el em h other tlow n,
ur.ti! riui'ly they are ife witiiin the in
ciosiire. N..W the cqrt leath-rs with
lasso-., acts un pan ied Fy hoi"er shouting
and wildly crying, select the animals de
signated by their owners, stsm bringing
them into sii'.j.s-tion. anl whil the more
refact.-ry youngsters have tolte tbntwn in
order to be branded, the majority are
held and hranded with the initial of
their rs;s--tive ibims. This work done,
tiie older (innies an- picket! out Fy sieetl-
lalors and individual purehasers. an-l
caught and penned separately until they
are sold. a id. on flats t.r sail bolts,
brought to mainland to lie scattered over
tiie state lor use on the farms and as sad
tie j-inies for the young folk. Anuriettn
.1 lrii.-n.iii. fill.
i Something Aoout Insect Pe3ts.
At the late meeting of tiie American
P o'lioi.rgica! Ss-iety at B-iston, M.tss B
i-ius ron " Insects and their Relation to
t'oiii. .i.Hgy." by rr. J. A. Linter, tiie weil
koown New York ento.nolog'sf, waa a
var-iabe contribution. All nature, ani
mate. .r inanimate, it was stated, waa
pr.-ye 1 u;'ii by living beings. Many of
tiiem were pir.isitit. getting their suste
ni; e from the living tissues of some
thing else. Kntmn beings, animals,
;!.i'!ts, vt-g. tabies an 1 fflits weP alike
s thjecis of pnr.tsitisiu. In t te c'a- to
.viiieh tiiis p.i;.-r h is n'fepnte it was not
luison'mm 'o in-i greater or n tiler
. !iaiigis in tiia h.ti'its as tiie i.ifuril f.s.d
tl p!y cj no siiri-f t.r exhausted. Ine ts
nat torie-riy ppyisi upon wild gnti.
-..-re ti i .!is.isr.,i.sy it t.t.kng the care
f il'y t nifiv it. ! frnts and vegt ihles t.f
the piiiiologist and market gtdoner.
Tlii" Coioridt isst!. so destructive fi
trie pi'.ifo. w is noted ts .-in ext np'e. It
originally fed mi tiie wil l solarium in the
f ir Wi-st. Another intt ince is stated
in the atf r'i within he lust i.e. ye:ir-t
i s.n the apple tree by a n ill ie.r.i that
iiidpn t iou-iyiiv.il on tin- ,1'Melt t:t I
! jut. S'li-u a sudden ri !t.-.l ch inge a.
tu.slsfle l no gsi'l for the horticulturist,
is it constantly enlarged the han't field
and left bi n iiahie to the atf.it ks of en
nies w here least expected. The intru-
I'l. tion of foreign sjan-ies without their
natnitl erri-mies was another source if
I inger and I ms to the horticulturist, anl
st.:ni-tiitis years e!a:-ed liefore chance
b ought the natural enemies. Ther? are.
the speaker said, in the world IJ!J.W
sj.ee:; of insects; 25,0m) of tie. Fa-longed
to the United States, anil aliout 2."),0oO
preyed iij.n the pnjliictioiLS of man ;
Tooiior rsnit j of these can lie considered
as fruit pest... On the apple alone 210
species are known, and ppibahlv more
extended investig-.ition'will increase the
number lo itlto. The future aik-eessiful
Iru.t gp.wr stiould study entomology;
should be aciiiainte.l with insects ami
Fteir habits, su as to le able to tell
friends from foes, and should be able to
refer insects o their classes. Professor
L.ntner urgeil the study of feeding and
habits as a guide to the Use of inset ti-
. i it-.s. i.i. ii should also lie studio?.
at-
The Portrait of Christ.
t Mi the damp and ir!.ittv walls of the
. a .i i iil-s of s.pii!f :ire and worship, in
th. i.e.inirtieiit.s i.f the inmittve I hris-
1 ti.iti Church, tm tFie portals and in the
j tr-ses ancient Ilvtantirie Ursdicas, in
the stat.-ly rsitbetirals of the middle ages,
i in the proud ga'leries of t le wovbt's art.
and even on tlie humble walis of the low
est homes, or in the eherisried Issiks of
the poor, that strjnge ami wonderful luce
arpsts the mind with a celestial thought,
and charms the imagination with the;
hope that we may hereafter see Iliui a
He is.
Wbetiier tlepicteti in tlie coarse, rude.
I nes of tlie earliest sketches, or in the
iinislietl toitt-Fies of the master's skill;
whether sad and painful w ith tliviue amt
!in:nan aorp.w, or gbwitats in heavenly
triumph, the same face is always pq .re
sen Ns I. Tlie whole of Clinsten.lmi is
enr.c'ie.l by these memorials of a divine
visitation.
Wirh endlesw variations of lineament
and expressions, there Fias wlways been
pnsrve.l a faithful ad'inifioj tt the gen
eral type of soiw .tnoient i le.tL In th
;uii 1-t tf chiwia- art. tie sigh abait the pe
rit.l of its . Li-line, there suddenly ap-
pe-apsl t.'ie im ig of a strings but very
isiitiplefe persiinaiity, differing fnsn a'S
pagan ideals. It was tiie Christ! He
ha. I ro.oe into the world, and bur-1 anil
!al.:l am-mg men who cherisl.e-1 bia
memory ; ami they desire. I to leave to
the ages to come some piotnred reminder
of his human sembiaiKre FTm. . Iiyrr
4t7, in .-lnnin Hujnzint.
SHILOH 3 Cure will immeliafe?T re
lieve croup, whooping cough and broo
cbitia, rUkl by Gaa W. ItwUbrd tt guq.