, ' hT Farm oorrcspon-
, fioUblinhroent lthcre wording
ismayieHvo iheir inlantr, during
o vlay to bo carod for. It keeps dur
sf? the hours ot- work the infant of
lUtpeu days to Hint of three years. The
creche is visited daily by a physician
ami lady inspectors. No infant is al
lowed to parts the night in one. No
infant is admitted if sick.
There are over thirty creches in Taris,
and several in the suburban towns.
They accommodate from forty to one
hundred infants daily. Some are gratu
itous, others require a small fee. Each
creche is constructed after a certain
fixed model, and contains a garden,
covered yard, play-room, dining-room,
kitchen, linen-room, provision and toilet
room, and sleeping or cradle-room.
The creche was first established be
tween thirty and forty-five years ago.
I visited one yesterday. It is looated at
No. 20 Rue Malesherbos. I found it iu
. , all respects as represented theoreti
cally, a most desirable refuge for a poor
mother's infant during working hours.
Every apartment was thoroughly neat
ana clean. It contained aocommoda
tions for forty children. About twenty
were in charge during my visit. The
care of these devolved on two attendants
a man and woman.
The majority of the children were in
the covered yard, and about seven cry
ing. They did not seem particularly
happy, but that was not on account of
any imperfection in the fittings of the
establishment. It is doubtful if any
child of two years is ever happy, unless
it can monopolize somebody s whole
time and strength in oaring for it. Be
side, at the age of two, or even three
. years, children derive little pleasure
from companionship with each other.
Here were fifteen two-) ear-olds in the
covered yard. The ground was covered
with mats, on which some were sitting,
some standing and some toddling about.
Of course, at this age, they couldn't
. talk much with each other, and their
faculties hadn t ripened sufficiently to
develop any regular plan of amusement.
They looked like children of poverty
and toil; but they were clean, and all
wore pinafores of a coarse check, which
I presume are furnished at the creche.
Their condition was certainly far better
than if left in charge of, the next older
sister, who grows up one-sided from
lugging the baby, month in and month
out, on one hip, while the pair are al
ways seen on the street corner, both on a
: lane of equality in the matter of dirty
races, nncared-for noses, frowsy heads,
ticky fingers and ragged dresses.
We visited the sleeping-room. Forty
ran cradles swung on supports of the
same material, all supplied with clean
ieds, sheets and pillow cases, oconpied
me side of the room. Opening into
t his was th3 babies' dining-room. It
vas very toy-like in its furnishing.
The little low table and seats are ar
ranged in two oonoentrio circles, so that
be children go in-at one end of the
onohes and come out at the other,
hus preventing any crowding or con
imn. The children are alBO furnished
vith toys. ' . .
Hibernation of Yellow Fever.
As heat fosters, so cold suppresses,
ia disease. A mere touch of frost,
owever, is not enough to destroy it ;
lere must be cold enough to make ice.
Iu New York and vicinity the fever
ison has generally remained active
:AL1 the last days of October, and fre
nently as late a's the middle of Septem
r," aooording to recent reports of the
cw York board of health. Even the
nter, while it checks, by no means al
iys extirpates, the poison.- It lies
nt during the winter, and when warm
ither comes again the disease com
tes its work, taking it np at the point
ore it had left off during the previous
tr. Not only does yellow fever
ornate during its migrations," says
. Nott, " but it will half do its work
ing one autumn in cities, resume and
hit the next season: 1842-43 was
-sample of this in Mobile; 1843-44
ilontgomery, Alabama; 1857-58 in
' Orleans. Many similar examples
;it be adduced." In the former in--e,
adds Dr. Nott, the yellow fever
iniencei in Spanish alley, in the
tern part of the city, and took six
s to overran one-half the town, or
hat part south of Dauphin street,
i divides the town into two pretty
iy equal parts, Th6 next rear the
-so commenced in the northern ex
, and swept all the town left lin
ed the previous year. Etch year
k its half of the town more delib
f than the army-worm would out
;h a cotton-field As re
l by Dr. Warren Stone, of New
r;a, it will often travel, like a tax
"r, from house to house along a
for two or three weeks before it
;3." So constant is this gradual
is ion that when the disease is
ling in one part of a tows the real
uf another part can retire with
long after the first appearance of
iJemio. In New York, during
:demio of 1822, its measured pro
was abont forty feet per day.
M. Coan, in Harper's Maga-
A. Deer Chase in a Tugboat,
fain Joe Greenhaigh, late owner
tng D. F. Edwards, which he
1 to the purchaser at Sturgeon
!s of an exciting deer hunt on
He says the tug was lying in
t an early hour, when they ob
Lirge buck making lively time
i thj bay, hotly pursued by
-j. Reaching the beach, the
ned animal plunged into the
and swam rapidly from the shore,
mgo capture the scared thing
y the tug went in pursuit, and the
was more than had been calculated
u Finally the buck was overhaul
, but, instead of allowing himself to
a caught, he changed his course and
went through the water at a wonderful
rate of speed. The chase was continued
in this manner until three hours had
gone by, and a considerable quantity of
coal wasted, when Captain Joe became
desperate. He got out his heaving
line, and, when sufficiently near the ani
mal, threw the noose over its head, and
with the assistance of the crew succeed
ed in pulling it aboard, where it was
easily conquered by the application of
a knife to itd throat. It was fonnd to
be a buck weighing almost three hun
dred pounds. Chicago Times,
Tigers anil Cobrns.
A writer says: I was conversing at
0.'s with an Indian officer, who confirm
ed the Statement 1 had before heard,
that the tiger will, almost as a rule, es
cape if he can, and only turns when
he is wounded. He told me that the
weapon first used by the animal is his
paw, one blow of which has been known
to fracture the skull of his victim, whom
he then tears with tooth and claw.
Some tigers, he says, v. ill fight to the
death ; others, to use his own words,
" will die like a cow." He also confirm-
ea tue account given to me by my
friend, the late Sir Andrew Smith, the
distinguished naturalist and African
traveler, that the cobra, unlike others
of the serpent tribe, is the first to
show fight." It has the, power of pro
tecting itself to the length of half its
body.
He (my Indian informant) said the
cobra is killed with the slightest blow.
He was one day riding through a jungle
when he saw a cobra in the tangle, and
made a slash at him with his whip, bnt
missed him, when the snake made a
dart, happily striking only the flap of
the saddle. In reply to my inquiries as
to the serpent-charmers, he expressed
his belief that the reptiles operated
upon were first deprived of their fangs.
He said as ranch once to a serpent
charmer, who vehemently denied it.
The officer happened to have captured a
cobra, and the man readily consented to
deal with it. Some of the jugglers are
so expert that they will catch a snake by
the tail with one hand, and run the other
with the rapidity of lightning np the
creature's body to his head before he
has time to turn round.
Unfortunately, however, the experi
ment failed in this case; the reptile
turned on the man, who died in twenty
minutes. My friend said tnat, in all
his experience, he had never known of
recovery from the bite of a cobra iu full
health; and that in cases where the bite
had not produced death, the cobra had
exhausted or reduced tho poison under
the fang by his having recently bitten
some man or animal. He told me that
he once had a leopard's cub, a few days'
old, aud brought it up until it was near
ly full grown, and was compafctively
tame. He was one day. exhibiting hit
pet to some mends, when happening tp
turn from the animal to speak to a lady,
the brnte made a dash at him with his
paws, and slightly wounded him through
his boot ond trousers.
It is an actual fact, demonstrated be
yond a doubt, that the sound of a fiddle
in a house will drive rats away. You
see, the rats don't own any property'
and can get away as well as not. De-
rou tree rreaa.
The Phyalolocy of tho I.ivrr.
The livei is the lanrent secretins: orcan in the
hnman body, and the bile which it accretes is
more liable to vitiation and misdirection from
its proper channels than any other of the
animal fluids. Luckily for the bilious, how
ever, there is an unfailing sonrce of relief from
liver complaint, namely Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, a medicine which for over a quarter of
a oentury has been achieving thorough cures
of the above mentioned ailments, fever and
ague, dyspepsia, bowol complaints, rheumatic
aud kidney affections and disorders involving
loss of nervous vigor. It is, moreover, a pre
ventive of malarial disoase, and affords pro
tection to thousands of persons residing in
districts of country where that dire scourge
is prevalent. As a remedy adapted to the me
dicinal requirement of families, it is supremely
deairable, and as a moans of fortifying a debil
itated system, it is thoroughly to be depended
upon.
A Woman' 1. ogle.
"It is useless to Uko medicine, i shall feel
better to-morrow. Besides I need the money
to get that lovely new hat. My old one is such
a fright, and people will look more at my bon
net than they will at my face. I will wait till I
feel worse before I spend any money for medi
cine. I he new bonnet is purchased and fifty
other feminine necessarus iu the form of rib
bons, laceB, brooches, etc. Meanwhile the
lady's face becomes every day paler and thin
ner, and her body weaker, until disease has
gained so firm a foothold in her system that
the most thorough, and ofttimes a long and
tedious, conrse of treatment is necessary to re-
. n I . 1 111 T 1 , . - .
oiuioijcrw uraun. jjauies, aiiena to your
h ealth before you ever think of your apparel.
A fresh, blooming face in a plain bonnet is
much handsomer and far more attractive to
your gentlemen friends than a pain-worn dis
eased face in the most elaborate and elegant
hat your milliner could devise. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is everywhere acknowl
edged to be the standard Yemedy for female
complaints and weaknesses. It is sold by
druggists.
Thongh they may obstinately resist the
action of other external remedies, lilcers con
taining proud flesh, swellings, tumors, leprous
granulations and scrofulous sores speedily heal
under the purifying and soothing influenoe of
uenry t uartouc halve, the promptest and most
erlioient topio&l application ever discovered or
used. It is believed that there is no chronic
sore or ernption that may not be eradicated by
this incomparable purifier. Sold by all drug
gist. " A Slight Com," Couohs. Few are aware
of the importacce of checking a cough or
' slight oold " which would yield to a mild rem
edy j if neglected, often attacks the lungs.
Brown's Bronchial Troches," give nure and
almost immediate relief.
More than 30,000 Cabinet or Parlor Organs
are now sold in the United States yearly. The
best are those made by Mason & IlamUn, who
have taken highest honors at all world's expo
sitions for twelve years, and are the onlv
American makers who have taken such at any.
Plniplra, Krei-klt-a. ele.
The most wonderful dixooverv vet known.
Mrs. Dr. L. K. Hhaw's Moth aud Freckle
Lotion. May be had of your drueeist. Price
only 1.00. For particulars, address Mrs. Dr.
L. K. Shaw, H0 East 28th Street, New York.
Mrs. Shaw's Liver Pill. Best in the world.
The importance and value of Johnson's Ano
dyne Liniment to a family cannot be estimated
iu dollars and cents. It is both for internal
and external nse, and will prevent and enre
diphtheria and all dangerous throat and lung
troubles.
CHEW
The Celebrated
"Matchlmb"
Wood Tag Ping
Tobaooo.
Tarn Pioneeb Tobaooo Compact,
New York, Boston, and Chicago.
Chew Jackson's Best 8 west Navy Tobaooo.
A one-cent revenue stamp ia about all the
valne there is to the large packs of horse and
cattle powders now sold. If yon want a strictly
pure article get Sheridan's. They are im
mensely valuable.
For upwards of thirty years Mrs. WINSLOW'8
SOOTHING 8YHUP has been used for children
with never-failing snooess. It corrects acidity
of the stomach, relieves wind echo, regulates
the bowels, cure dysentery and diarrhoea,
whether arisins from teething or other causes.
An old and well-tried remedy. 26 cts. a bottle.
Eon. O. B. Parsons, mayor of Rochester, was
radically onred of Bright'a Disease by Craig's
Kidney Cure. Dept 43 University PL, N. Y
To cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweeten
the breath, nse Brown's Camphorated Sapona
ceous Dentifrice. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
They Relate Their Experience.
Though young in years, the para
grapher of the New York J-lrpreta pro
tends to be old iu experience. Hear
him: "A fellow never feels so much
like studying up divorce law as when,
lumping into bed in the early moruiug,
lis breaks A slat, his wife screams and
rolls on the floor, the baby shrieks, the
glass of water on the chair at the foot
of the bed careens over, aud to crown
all the gas goes out." "This yonUi has
probably had the nightmare " (adds the
Ivome Sentinel, in a positive tone),
"and evidently is not a married man at
all. The idea of a married man jump
ing into bed in the early morning is ab
surd, to begin with. He would not
jump in. He would Bteal to bod softly
slide in, as it were and if his wife
should discover his movements he
would make her believe he had been
home since half past ten, and was sim
ply turning over. Again, every married
man knows, when he jumps into bed and
breaks a slat, he falls down on the floor
himself, and his wife rolls against him.
The wife does not scream, and a baby
was never known to shriek under bucu
circumstances. The wife says, " There 1
now I" and the baby appeals. And then
the idea of a class of water on a chair
at the foot of the bed I What married
man or woman ever puts a glass of
water there ? Then, too, at its safe re
treat at the foot of the bed, the glass of
water is represented as careening l
Oh-ho-ho-ho-o-o I Only think of it all.
He. feeling like studying up divorce
law, too. No wonder the gas went out.
Mr. Longfellow, in
boot, line had some
his character of
curious clients
rhere was the man who went , to thank
rtl
him for writing "Break, Break, Break;"
the woman who had rend his poems in
her girlhood and hadn't seen there
since; the man who " was one of thai
few that rend The rendulum," "
jr renenman wnoxvantou to Know n tnat
was the house where Bhakspeare wptW
born, and the .Hnglishmau who.
" thought that as there were no ruins in
America, he would call and see you
sir." . ;
' There is io excuse longer for leaky roofs
JtsnjUed, pin-chase a 50c. or 75o. can'of Van-
dervoorf 4 Flexible Cement and try it. Used
evrti ttrhrteen years with perfect suacess. Sold
tyutrdirare aud paint supply stores. A child
can apply It. Bend stamp to Vandorvoort, HGth
strtet, Now York, for ciroular. Agents wanted.
IMPORTANT NOTIt'E.-Fnfora, Faml.
list and Others oan parohaas no Remedy eqoal to Ir.
TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMKNT for the core of
Cholera, Diarrhoe, Dysentery, Oronp, Oolio and 8ea
kicknme, taken internally (it is perfootly barmleas s
aee oath aooompanying each bottle) and externally for
Ohmnio Rheumatism, Headache, Toothache, Hore
Throat, Onte, Burns, Swelling, Bruises, Mosquito
Bitee, Old Sores, Pains in Limbs, Back and Oheet. The
VENETIAN LINIMENT was introduced in 147, and
no one who has n:ed it bat continues to do so, many
stating, if it was Ten Dollars a Kottle they would not
be witt
bout it. Thousands of Oertitloates o&n be seen at
the Depot, spnakinir of its wonderful onratire properties
Sold by the Druggist at 40cla Depot 42 Murray. Ut.
naw otk.
Women
Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy tresses of abundant,
beautiful Hair must nse
LYOS'S KATIIAIRON. This
elegant, cheap. article always
makes tho U:lr frow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, makes tho Hair
strong, giving .it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result of using Kathairon.
usnal eosfc. Rut nlun nffBaA tn i..k a
1 . . ii.ii ukrvi-ntioa Dili
Ntjw tenui tRKK.
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it also cures every kind of Fkvkb, Dyh-
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ir you can't procure Kidge's frood in your vicinity, send
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V selling Pictorial Books and Bibles.
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Directions accompanying each oan for making Hard,
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IT IS TVl.h WKIRHT A XI) STRKNBTH.
The market ia flooded with (so-called) Concentrated
I.ye, which ia adulterated with aalt and rosin, and iron"
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NotwithBtnnilinir all
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redoubling- their salaries. B iys and tlirla are makicR
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garments. (Jail and ace, or
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THE CURSE OF RDM !
The most startling deeoriptlon of the terr.hle-ffeota of
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H WORLD'S MODEL MAGAZINE
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Hock or Agra and The I.lon'a 11 ride, lAatfl
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ITSOt.n KVr.HYW H K R K.
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1878 Holiday
Jlj,VX X X M.i, 1 BtyM No, MuKuiiltM-nt
Honewood Crwi, now and VaUimlile.inpruvfiint.H.eWanily
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tba. Boron inu tlmii u 13) ortuve, full aruiTo wali rotte
wood l'&hh, all round coruera, t Luttfulcarvod lcfryni.j lj m,
heavy tHr pontine nud top luoulfHiiu-n all an mi id tlia vane,
buck lliiLined miuo upfront. Aii iinpiovenient with IkniH.v
very lutuHt full iron framm, bius and extra liraoes. im
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by tlie Moaoioli4 about SiOOO
I will at 11 thU 1n-trnir.pnt dl.t jp Ck CT?
duriMff ttw llOlaUA V , lor vuiy Jr 9lJ
Ho Burn offers an 1 1 100 were ever made before, butknow
liiK vbat their in rothti ti-.in v iU f pay ma on (uture tuilcfl,
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turned du-rmin tl thut m t-j. ;i -r viiiitv; iu my nutir
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eneivitu, ulded witU uiuple rupitnl, vill Ui e. r(od to
couiphnb this ohjoi t, licnt-o th nUivo oiiVra, that can i -oi
te inude by any oth -r iv.son.otile !" In Am. i i'-n r tm
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am
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TO TTI3
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aTaee yo r""i ,lu ( '" Jtanwrrf A oil. each.
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