Sometblna- like s riiib.
nirme Cominy 24. in New York, is
;1 tn he the Quickest In me worm in
t.iirhinir their horses to the machine.
Captain William McLaughlin was fo-ind
recently in his room en the second floor.
He said, when asked Low long It took to
hitch up: Excuse me, I aecune to state.
Uhtl IVr-anse vou'd think me a liar.
Do yon know how to use a stop watch ?"
"I do.
The Cantain walked down stairs to the
first floor, where his men were standi a2
about in little groups. The floor was as
ctean as could be. Every little bit of
melal work on the eneine was glistening-1-ke
polished glass. Within fourteen feet
from the head of the ahalt et the ewnne
were two horses in stall directly beetle
ihe wheels of the apparatus. Formerly
Ui horses bad to run from the rear of the
building. Twenty-four's horses are mag
nificent" animals. They are perfectly
matcled eight-year-old grays, nearly fif
teen Lands hifch, with clean, tapering legs,
uerfectlT arched necks,, small heads, and
nery eves. Kecently, when waiting for
the stroke of the eone. ready to lump for
vud UDder the harness, they were pictures
of animation. Their immense strengtn
seemed to melt away, and they became as
liibe and ajjile as kittens, pawmg the noor.
throwing their beautiful beads high iu the
air.
1 Lev know there's something in the
wind,' muttered the Captain; 'mighty
clever beasts.'
'The Captain banded a watch to the re
porter, saving: 1 hat watch belongs to
dpt. Eustcr, the caisnian. It was used
by ilium B. Curtis to tune Courtney and
iianlan at WathingtoB. It registers an
eighth of a second. When 1 suike the
cone. toil i.iith that little knob. When
the tinvt-r thouts 'Heady!' you push that
ohe. If jou Lear a clitk. or see any part
cf tie outfit ULcIafped, don't stop the
waich uiitl it's remedied. 1 am going to
hitch up ten times.
Tie itpcrter stepped within a little en
closure on a Hue with the end of the pole.
The Lsiutts, already attached to the en-
inue, wus suipcndid by a system of pol
ity b over the places where the horses were
to siabd. 1 he collars were hinged at the
lop, but were open at the bottom, and they
Luis like a pair of open scissors. When
the Luiee's heck is beneath this collar it is
uhly heecessary to let it drop and close it
aiouiid Lis reck, wben it clasps automatic
ally V iu. the same moviment the reins
are clapped to the bit, which the Iioise al
ways has in his mouth, and as the whole
nan-eis .a Is upon ti e annual, at the cu.sp
ol the collar he stands completely harm-be
ed.
The Captain approached the gong. The
lm.ij.tn were all on the floor, 'ihe horses
were on the alert.
Clang I'
Ihe watch was started; the horses,
white Lalurs were unhitched by the same
lurieut ot electricity that rang uio bell,
1 ed foiward, and stood like rocks un
tie r the hiiutts w ith their necks held up
ready lor the collars, which two firemen
fpiahj loiw aid and seized, Ifcere was a
1,11,1 a ciitk, the ciiMr vaulted into his
teat, fi '.ztu ihe reins andshouttd 'iieadyl'
The watch was stopptd. The horses were
exaiiiijitd, atd lound to be perfectly har
ness d and reaoy to start. Ihe Caf'tm
asked the reporter :
'How muchr
-Cine second and five eighths.'
'If I'd said that I'd been called a liar.'
syid the Captain.
ihe Limes were released, lhcy ran
back scain to their stalls and were halter
ed. '1 h re was another trial and the team
was hiithtd and barneveed in one and one
tajf sttoLUf. Ihis maoe the Capiain
tihije. J he luxe occupied by eacn ot the
othtr t ight ti lais w as e pressed in sec jnds
as loiiows; 2, 3, 2, 1$, i, li, and J.
rite l.uuiiij8iiH-t.T Uoriuan, who has
been xn.tc.ed wiih the lire service since
lain. Was lound in his oflice in Mercer
auccL tie ania :
'iue it lurk Fire Department does
nut hiith up lor Loaaiicg, rivalry, or wa
guit, Lot Kr busiutss. '1 heir ingenuity is
laAcu to ihe utmost to get to fires as early
as possibje. e know, in fighting a fire
in a oiy goods district, thai cne second
eailier u oiicu worth one uulliun dollars.
Our couipauiea are classed aud timed, and
il they are iaielucy are icprimaiided. We
have a erltct sjaienk aud carry It out to
the lelier. Take, tor instance, a fire on
G.een street htar Uiaud. The alarm is
seul troui box 106, on the corner of the
slietls Lamed. Ivow we open this Ultl
bo k, and see that the engiuei should ar
rive at this point with No. 13 first, .No. 20
setoud, u. So third, and Mo. 81 fourth.
If o. 20 arrives be lore Mo. 13 we want
to know why. if li ran into a car, was
Llucs ailed or run over somebody, all right;
but it li was slow, then she must learn to
be taster The morning ailer every fire we
rtctive ihe reports of ihe Cnpinius of the
(Lflerent engines. These imports tell who
was fir. l on the scene of the fire, what
they uid, bow much pressure of alerthev
used, how loug they Were there, and who
was in charge.
The lepurier then went to the house of
ELgiue Mo. 82. and asked Captain McGili
uuw iuug u uikes tun to start.
BJ11 pull a lever and away we go.
Our engines a self-piopeller. We keep
aliout eighty pounds of steam on her, and
me instant ihe gong sounds she s oil.
At&utant Captain Montania, of M'o. 3
said:
1 here are lots of engines that hitch
under three seconds. Every company has
two men near the pole ol the engine all
uiglil leng. 1 be instant the gong rings
the hoises are loosened and tiiey lump lor
waid. Ihe firemen are there and they
clatp the Larness while the driver ii run-
nihg down si ail s. The engine is all ready
in three seconds at anv hour of the nutnt.'
Lieut. Dutenbtrry of Ma 3, in Mercer
street, said be Las charge during the illness
ot Captain Guiding, lie hitched up
twice, ixakirig two and three-quarters the
cut lin e and ihiee seconds the next.
Cspt. J Ln Sullivan of Hooi and lad
der '1 ruck Ma 6 w as away 11 is lieuten
ant, Join jbwjtr, said that they bad
asdeiwo and a quarter, and were on re-
ccid at iltsdqusiteis at seven and thiee-
wiitrs attends lor tirte Lilcl.es.
We Lie tuie,' Le (aid, that we can
hilih iLsice ol two and a half seconds.'
Bow a Uin was born:
One dav last fummertwo men who were
ridirg in the btn Juan country, below
Aniu.as City, Colorado, drew reins that
tlity n.ikht water iLeir horses in a delight
fully ctoi siiesm. Ihe Lai ks of the stream
wtie covirtd with grsss and flowers. Both
n.tn tetmtd to giasp lLe san.e idea the
same mcihtni that the spot would soon
bttcme the site of a prosperous town.
ILty lode batk to Animsa and bought
what land a.ong Ibe stream Ibty were able.
tLtn piccttutd cn ILeir journty up into
the mountain. M Ltn these mtn returned,
a sLon tin e ago, Ihev lound a settlement
tn tie larks ot tLe sin am where tbty
iadlaiud. 1 Le mineis at Silverton and
into had sent men into the valley to put
cpitin.am.nl Luildicgs, and hue workmen
baiE st It cud ihe btauidul site militated.
Lau namid the place Duranga li is now
thelltttaot ail the tan Juan country.
Ktpie art flctkiLg iLnhtr by as if by
msk..c lLe S'.hLds ol the saw and bam
n ti sie Li aid iar into ibe night. Over
tot.t LO wuih of lots Lave Letn sold
wiiLiii a vtij sLort lime. St viral brick
j aid. aie in 1U1 b.ast, snd they lail to sup
ply lLe cm and. Saw-mills au sprirging
tp tn lie tbukim of the p'ace. Four
teLuta ne ustittd in the ctutre of Du
itit as iLt llc oisiiici;'Tkhd tie erec
titL 1 1 Li.tk si.0 nine Lcutts tnly ia ptr
muitiL A laiiictd is spiioacLicg. Already
"11 e Ai llLaa and Luiango Slae line'' ti
nits in ihe (pit j kcai paper. Ihe town is
ktaito h a aiit j ,slo ia aimcst suiiound
so L) b (.i.nitus, whith mskes tLe ust of
tLe tin Ju.n teuntiy so distgrteable in
Wiiitir. A L:l dtitn ialoons are in full
bitst. 1 Le LurahkO kanre-Lall is a thing
vt the future.
AGRICULTURE.
PoriT.r Tlnrrcs. Th rv1 ko
finlh of the lnlldlnizs Intended for
poultry deptrd iruch on The pnrend
. nf tt owner. Comfort of theoo-
enpants bonld not be aerlriced. for
.knnt- hslnir rMnfortable the ben
cannot lone remain in profit. Avoid
low or damp localities, an this jrive
hrinirs on a low rtate ot bealtb
which Invites disease, or result in le
weakness and eaaolated bird", the
of which will be yMims of
the trspe", J'P "Imilar dUeasea,
The location should be on eTy npland
rravellv soil. nd be well drained
rwlan endure much co'd wilboo'
'vtinn lniurv. nroyldine It he dry,
The floor shoo Id not be of brick or ce
mented, brt If a olid flooring be re
quired, It may be pvd with cobble
stone, deeply Imbedded In travel, and
loose yrsvel or saBd scattered over the
surface, which can be removed once or
twice a Year and replaced with fresh.
Over Ihl- air slaked lime may te acat-
tered liberally, or wood ashes. II coal
asnes be supplied, place them In box
In one corner of the room. The box
thoulil he deen. that 'be fowls my not
cratch them out over the floor. Fowls,
a ben confined, are fond of fcrttchinif
snd plckirc; amonsr coal asnea. in
tbem they find somethlne that assists
in the d'ieestion of thfir food, while
also findine emoloyment. The build
Ids; should pot be high or lofty, unless
to story. Eight feet at the peak is
sufficient for all ordinary purposes,
and should gradually slope down at the
back or north end to about lour ieec
Bare abould be tie roosts. The south
ern nortion should be psrhsps about
five ftet erect, and the glass windows
inclined from this to meet the rafters
at the Desk. This Dlan elves the tun
ray dirctly on the ground floor, and
on tunny days creates a great degree
of warmth. If the building be made
air tlsht. or as nearly as can be with
matched or battened boards, or what
is still better, lathed and plastered.
This warmth will be retained well
throughout the night. Ihe advantage
of lowroosU, close to the roof, is obvi
eus. It is good tor heavy Dree as
well as light.
Dincily beniath the roostlng-poles
should be a level scaflolding of smooth
I ards, to cstch the dropping, and so
close to it that the lowls may step trom
ibe roost thereon, s.ud with a short
11 eht alight on the ground. This
araflold should have firm supports un
cernesth, or txtend from clean on
be sides of the building, arranged for
this purpaae. It should be well cov
ered with air slacked lime, which
bolds and absorbs the moisture and
tdor of the Cropping, ln this man
ner they may be readily and easily
removed each week, by scraping on
into an empty barrel, and conveyed
ehber to the cumpoet heap or applied
to the soil. Tbis roosting arrangement
is admirable for the large combed va
rieties. The nearness to the root con
fines the beat that escapes from the
body, and prevents iretiing in the
tei est weather. At the same time, it
is well adapted it the heavy birds.
Disfigured leet snd shanks are always
unsightly, and should be guarded
iai as much a possible, ihe llou
dans. loo. are a beavy Dreed. Heavy
and light breeds should not be congre
gated together in large cumbers, li
possible to avoid it. 'J he nest boxes
should be an anted under the scafloid.
and be somewhat shaded, as lowls like
U.elr places ot laying quiet and re
tired. Their roosts, too, axe better pro
it tit d nom ibe iuil g are ol IhtJ llichi;
but this is hot iiopoi taut, as they soon
become accustomed to aud rather en
joy it, but t fiist it disturbs them a
iule.
Tbebi is one matter concerning the
feeuibg ot cows which is rarely if ever
thought ol by dairymen, anil that is
oteriet-ding, which pioduoe indues-
ou. toother animal Las sos-veet a
brealh aa avow whuu her sluuiach is
iu a periectly healthy coudUiou; but
I she Is ovtr led, so that, iu plat e oi
digestion, decouipoeiuou takes plac-,
hai her breath la charged wiin ofien-
olve Rases, and the niiik decreases in
quacuiy, rtqo.rlng a flavor heilher
ueeirabie in butter nor la cheese. It
not uiitrtqueuuy hippem that some
eed or oiuer iu the nay is charged
wuh the evil when the rial cause isover
t ceding.
Fbxtect tbb Tkkcs. When vou
butcher your Log, save all the blood,
and spp.y it w.ih a brush to your
joung apple tiees, from the ground up
as bigb as a rabbit can reach, and no
rabbit will touch it. Juice am he pre
vented mm barking the trtes by hay
ing the grouud cltar of weeds aud
Molding a liule mound ot earth arouud
each lite, a loot bitch, and tacking
firmly, i'atk the snow firmly arourd
the trees ai.er each siiowlall. The
mound will also serve to keep the trees
steady in position, which is important
with newly set trees.
BBKEEIXO SOWS 1KB STOCK HOOS
These should not be neglecied now but
shi old receive good attention, be well
provided with warm shelter and be
well ltd. All kinds of stock should be
kept constantly Improving. A Litre
sulphur and salt in the slops jlven
them will be cf crest bene flu Let
them have also tree access to somechar
coal and rotten wood ; also to an abun
dance oi clear water.
Only the sol test material and the
gentlest pressure should be used in
cleaning the ear. In a recent clinical
lecture Dr. Wilson gives in popular
lorro, feme very uselul and practical
inloimation touching the removal of
ear-wax. il the ticking of a watch can
be heard at the distance of twenty
eight inches the hearing is eood. Each
ear should be tested separately. Koise
In the tea', sometimes ringing, fre
quently are due to burdened wax in
ear. Sudden deafness is sometimes
caused as follows : A small mass of wax
Irt m ill health tr unciesnliness, be
comes hard. A continued seirdion of
wax then blocks up the ear tube still
more. An injudicious attempt is then
n ade to remove ibe wax by introduc
ing, perhaps, a match aud a pinhead.
or penbolJer, which, instead of re
moving, pushes down the wax and
packs it against the tj mpanum ; or by
sudden draught or the act ol swallow
ing the w ax is suddenly pressed upon
tLe membrane, and loss ol hearing im
a.ediateiy ensues because the mem-
uianecan no longer vibrate. The re
moval ot the wax is ln some cases.
p oiaily those ol longer standing some
what u.flicuit; but with gente treat
ment and patience may be finally ac
complished and the heating fully re
stored, ine lest m ans for remiiviug
wax, when not Lauly ct-mptcud, are
Lail a drachm of sodium carbonate dis
solved in an ounce ol water. atiDlied
1'gbtly, by means of a bit ol absorbent
touon or sLonge attached to a suitable
b anale. n Len the wax Is much com-
I acted it nay be scftehed by means ol
w aitr, quite hud, and a syringe.
A LdvtK joi trial, which makes
fjtiiahiy 1 1 matters relating to glass
gnes a it-tnid wblcn it aster s win
pitvect lamp chimney from era king,
'il.e u est mint will not only render
lamp (hin.her. tumble! a, and like
ai in Its more ouisbie, but may be ap
plied with advantage to crockery.
aioi ewaie, ptnelaln, Ac. Tnecbiui-
iitys . it mbitrr, te., are put into a poi
hind with told water, 10 which some
tin men title tait has teen added.
ILs watt r Is well boiled over a flie,
ai.d tLtn allowed to cooi slowly
When lLe arik-lt are taken out and
wislto, ilej will be ftuud to resist
alttrwaid any snddtn changes ol tern-
leiattiie. 'lLe proctts la simply oue ol
aLhtalitg, ilu lLe (lower the cooling
1 ait ol it is corjeucted the more effec
tive will be the wotk.
THE HOUSEHOLD.
Arms a Food. Very few, proba
bly, understand the nutritive vaioe
anl the wedkiln! properties of good
apple. To have tbem the mos vain
able they most be eaten as food, a
nart of the meals not at n'ffht. per-
hans.leat this lat meal or lunch should
be too heavy. The fact that some have
united on frolM for considerable
lime Indicates that they have a vital
nourishment not yet appreciated bv
the chemist. Tats ia a staple really
the moat valuable in nse among u
more valuable in sickness than any of
the loreii-n fruits, most of which
ave the dried must be plucked be
fore tbey are ripe, in order to reach u
before decaying. An since these msy
be kept for most of the year, or until
the early berries can be obtained, we
may inter that it has a far wider
ran re and more extensive use than
such as seem to be Intended for a tem
porary or medicinal use, as one of lh
means of oreventinsT. forestalling and
aiding in the core ot summer or hot
weather ailments. To have these the
most valuable, they mut be ripe a
well as all fruits and not decayed.
The unripe of all fruits, ln addition
to the I act that tbey contain really
less nourishment thaa the ripe, mast
prove injurious to health, from the
oresence of acrid juices, more or less
poisonous. I may add that wben the
iulce of the aiwle Is preserved, as it
easily can oe dv nrst doiiilb; iuc
sound aDDles and then bottllog or can-
nine. It is really valuable ia sickness
as much so as wines though, of
course, if well kept, not intoxicating
since no fruits, in their natural rtate
contain alcohol, and since the boiling
process arrests the fermentive proce.-
by which it may be produced. Such
may be ised with auvau'.agc in most
raes of prostralion, alter turaisbinR
all needed nutrition and yet not ti-
inir the digestive process, as sucn
juice?, like water, enter the circulation
without the usual oisgesuou.
Lwani tbs Txa Kstti.. Every
good housewite knows that an iron
kettle used lor healing water that
holds lime in solution, will in a short
time become coated with that sub
stance. This being a poor conductor
of heat, it will ol course take a longer
time to heat the water than when the
kettle is new. Copper or tin vessels
do not become coated with lime. 'J'be
reason is that Iron has an affinity for
lime watch the other metals have not.
But this atUuity can be overcome by
coating the inner surface ot the vessel
witn a compound or tame acid aud
iron, which is soluble ln . water aud
will not precipitate lime. ihls is
easily doue. Take a nev tea kettle and
put a banditti of oak bark into it, fill
with water, and ketp it boillug lor
iniceor lour hours.tlu it up lroui time
to time as the water boll away. The
irou w ill set a jet black Cuat of tan-
uiui ol iron and will be pi oof against
lime. Care must be taJten that l'v
kettle does nwt boil dry and become
heated to rtduetS. A he a litue be
low that point will destioy the coating
XI the lime can be lolly ieuioved from
an old lea keulc, it can be coaled in
the same manner as a tew cue. but
will lequira a longer time, and per
haps it will be necessary tu repeat the
boiling, two tr three times.
How to A IB a Boon. It is the gen
eral practice to open only the lower
part ol the wludowa of a room In
ventilating it, whereas, if the upper
part weie also opened, the object
would De more esptcuy effected. Ibe
air in an apartment is usually heat!
to a higher lempeiature than the
outer air, and n is thus rendered
tghter; and as ibe outer air rushes
in, the warmer and lighter air is forc
ed upward, and nudiug xo outlet, it-
uaiua In ihe room. Ji a rauu.e be
held in ibe doorway, it will be lound
that tLe flan e will oe blown inward;
but it rais. d nearly to ibe t"P of the
uooiwav, it will to lutward: the
w at in air flowing out at the lop. while
the cold a-r flow a in at the bottom. A
utiirehtol warm air Irom the room
is generally rushing up the tt ie of ibe
liaiuej',U the nun be tpeo, even
though there should be no lire in the
stuve; thtieioie open fiie-olaces are
the best eiitiiaiora we can nave for a
chamber, with au opening arranged
iu the chimney irum the celling.
FKorA0ATU(c Fcc-Hsias, The fol
low lUg method ol raising young plant
I lncnaias 18 said to be practised bv
cottagers in the west oi England:
In ihe autumn, alter the lrot has
destroyed the foliage, the wood ef the
present season is cut off close to the
ground, and laid like a sheaf of corn in
a trench a loot deep. . The bundle is
covered with a lew inches of soil, aud
here it remains until spring, wben a
multitude ol ahoou may be seen push
ing their way tbrougn. The Soil is
then carefully moved, and with a
suarp kuite a cut is made each side ol
a joint; aud thi result U, rooted plants
enough fur the p J-Uh. The old stooi
ihrows up more vigorously than be-
ore to be served ln tue tame way the
ollowiug autumn."
Wbiahs Gins. One egg, one enp
of sweet milk, three cup, ot flour, oue
even tablerpoon buitervr twoof cream
two teaspoons bsk.cg powder; bake
in gem pans ln a hot oven, fining ihe
pans one third full. Have pans bol
and well buttered wben the butter is
put in. Water may be used in the
place of milk, and the egg may be
omitted. Very nice.
Applx Eggs rare and core a con
venient number of apples, leaving
them whole; fill with sugar and pour
water over; tben plate in oven.
V hen nicely baked take eggs prepared
a lor omelet pour in and over the ap
ple and return to oven lor ten min
ute; grate nutmeg over them and
serve hot.
One
gallon of v Lite paint should
lotty-four square yards of sui-
cover
lace.
Fir
The fir tree growths of Puget Sound
form one of the wonders of the Ameri
can world. They average 203 feet in
height, and some specimens have been
cut that measured 320 feet in height
and 12 feet in diameter at the base,
with a straight and weli proportioned
log length of ninety feet to the first
limb. Tho cedar trees are tn like pro
portion, and are most valuable for
wooden wares of all kinds, while the
firs are the test for spar and ship tim
ber yet found in any country. There
Are tew nations that do nut ne them in
ship-building, Oae-fourth the wealth
of San Francisco was culled from the
firs of Puget Sound whl e the Govern
ment Siept, and to-Jay all the princi
pal steam mill owners who saw and
prepare for market from 100 to 300,000
feet a day to each mill and there are
thirty or more mills tre reslsle.iU ol
San franciseo, where they invest their
profits, to the great injury of residents
of the Souud. There is, apparently,
no exhaustion oi tne timber, and a
century will possibly elapse bef.ir
Puget Sjund forests will bs cleared of
their Immense resources of varied tree
growths.
MaMlB being nrgea to yield 'o be;
bi other bei-ause she was the older, re
piled: "It wasn't my fault I was
horned first."
Class in history Professor: "What
Important personage was confined on
toe island ol oi. Helena r" Mr. il
"Robinson Crusoe."
WIT AND HUMOR.
Oki of the travelers for a Detroit
wholesale boot and shoe house was the
other day sent to a village in tne west
ern part of the State In response to
inlormatloa received that a debtor in
hininnu there had 1 ist died. The firm
waa interested to ihe extent of $1,000,
and the spi-nt was correspondingly
an xious. Finding the s ore closed he
called at the hone. The rnoeral bad
not yet taken place, but the bereaved
aid that she see him.
"f see. that the store Is closed," re
marked the agent by way ot getting at
his errand.
"Te. but shall open It to-morrow
Dii von Intend to rnn the business
your II?"
"Yes, sir."
"And there won't beany-changes?
'Well. yes. I shall make a few."
"Aavthinir to affoct accounts?"
"Possibly. I shall fail as soon as I
open the store to-u.orrow and try and
effect a compr. mlse with the creditor .
it vou'll come around after dinner I'll
make vou some sort ot an offer, and
perhaps giro you an order for odd
sizes!"
The agent did not ride to the grave
with the mourners. He mourned by
himself at the hotel.
Springfield, CHaas.) Republican.
Edgar T. Pag, E'q.. Druggist,
writes us from Chlcopee Falls, that
Mr. Albert Oaent.her, under Wild's
Hotel has ned that remarkable remedy,
St. Jacob's Oil. for a severe case of
rheumatism and tt relieved and cured
blm.aslt by m'gic Healsoufed lt with
great success among bis horses, in cases
of sprains, sores, etc., and it cures every
time.
fltn Chrrsler Is a very wealthy and
aristocratlo Galvestonian. Recently
he was examining hs orange tiees. to
see If they had suffered from the frost
when a vouns? tramo stopped at his
gate and looked in anxiously. "What
are you looking at?" growled old
Chrysler. "Just spelling out yer
name on the door-plate, guvner.
-'What are von doing that for?
"Xothlng.only I wanted to know your
name, so 1 could set up an auoi in
case you claimed me fur your son, who
escaped from tie penitentiary the
other day." He must have looked
like he belonged to the family, lor
the old man loilo-ved him np three
blocks, with a garden rake, to get a
lock of his hair.
"Toe look so happy that I suppose
you have been to the dentist and had
that aching tooth pulled, said a Gal
veston man to a Iriend with a swollen
law. "It ain't that that makes me
look happy. The tooth aches worse
than ever, but I don't feel It." "How
is that?" "Well, 1 feel so jolly be
cause I have been to the dentist and
be was out." aud the happy man eul
a pigeon-wing on the sidewalk.
A tocko man irom Shntesbury .hav
ing bis girl along, took her to dinner
at a hotel not far Irom Amherst the
other day, and they were seated at the
table. Directly In trout of tnem
stood a rlas containing celery, the
White, crirp stalks still having the
green leaves on tbem. Never seen
anything of the sort belore, and mis
taking il for something ornamental, he
turned th bis sweetheart and remark
ed In a drawling tone, "That'f a hefty
bo'kay, ain't it"
W walked into the ptrlor, and the
minister pieentiy entered. "Ab.
aid he, von have ceme for religious
consolation. L it u pray."
On. no." we said. "It is for the
porpo-e of interviewing you."
' tt ell." be respoodeti. in that case
let us have a cliar.
A GaLVrsrojf i an-nt U very much
discouraged at the way the boys de-
siroy each other's clothes. The .tier
day be saw that little Billy's sMn-
ci'Jlar was torn off, and be angrily
asked how It happened. "Johnny did
' was the ret-ponse. "tteli. I'll tan
Johnny s hide, that's what I'll do!"
w ell, dad, I've paved the way lor
you. I cut the whole ceiling out of
his new pants."
lUe Uoinca Iowa State Beglsler.
We notice the following In an ex
change: Mr. G. B. Uaverer, Foreman
N. Y. & N. H. S. B. Co.. suffered lor
eignt days with terrible pain in the
back, almost to di-traction, until be
her rd of and used St, Jacob's Oil, one
bottle of which ti1 him completely.
'A tocko woman recently went to
an English fancy ball as a powder
puff." It must have been a puff ball.
An this ren-lnds us that a rourg man
once went to an American ball as a
rifle. M'o one guessed what character
je reprinted until be went off ''half-
rocked," and staggered against a man
who called him a "sou of a gun."
Tniiti is occasionally a woman who
has such a controllable temper that
wben a man steps on the train of hrr
dregs, she cm smile sweetly and say.
'On, t don't mind it. There is no
barm done. Fray don't apologize. It
is all right. Very awkward? Oh,
no!" Such a woman U a first-chm
accomplished hypocrite.
Tbb yonng milkman and his girl
stood belore the Justice of the Peace.
"You lake this milk ahem ! this
man for better or for worse? ' the
mighty man of the law inquired. The
girl said it never-a-curd to her before,
but she supposed she would if that
was the ouiy whey.
"Cax a man belong to a bras band
and be a christian?" asks an exchange.
"We see no impediment In .he way.
But it be is a member of a brass band,
and Is given to practicing on his cor
net or tiombone at bome, lt Is an otter
impofelbility lor the man living next
door to be a christian."
Ax Irish porter, closing a shop one
rainy evening, look off his cott while
putting up the shutters. When asked
why be went out in bis shirt-sleeves
in the rain, "Share," said be, "don't
I want a dry cott to go home in ?"
"Mamma, do you know bow I get
Into bed ao quick?" "No, my darl
ing. How do you?" "Wny, I pot one
foot on the bed, and then holler out
'Rats!' and scare myself right in.
Tbb world Is like a skating park,
nice when you can skate smoothly
over it sun see, but cruel and old to
'it down on wben you get your feet
knocked from under you.
Dbap Last What's his name?
Young lady Augustas Tyler. Deal
lady B'ess m what a name! "Bus
ibis Biler." Enia. you must be mak
ing lun ot me.
M ist kiss: "Miry, this venerable
goose is tough enongn to break one's
teeth." Maid: "Ye'in; didn't yon
tell me. ma'-m, you wanted It for a
piece d res'siancj.
Wb see ap article in the papers about
oy inventors, we hope they will
invent a boy who won't whistle
through his Sogers and yell on fte
streets at night.
Whbx a grocer advertises every ya
rlety of "raisins" lor sale, does he In
clude derricks, pulley, jack screws,
yeast, rope and tackle and that sort ot
thing?
Happisms and prosperity are so tn
dissolubly linked with good heabh,
that all those suffering with Hoarse
nea. Cough, Colds, etc., should try
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup and be cured.
Prioe IS eta.
TW AH Owr rrMawl-
Having had nnmberlws inquiries for
advertising cards from ladles in all
paru ol the country who are In teres t
ed tn the prevailing fashion of making
"Card Collections," we are having
printed for tbem a set ol seven beauti
ful cards, each In six colors and on a
gold background. In the very highest
Uearee of art, illu-tratlngShaksptarsj s
Seven Ages ol Man," We have spared
no expense In these cards they axe
.imply little art gems. Our only aim
has been to publish the finest cards yet
shown. Applications tor thesa have
come in so rapidly that nearly the
whole edition -la engaged before the
receipt by us of the cards from the
artist. We have therefore been obliged
to adopt tbe.following plan lor the dis
tribution of the remainder: Ho more
of the gilt Shaaspeare cards, seven in
tne series, will be sjM excepting upon
the receipt ol a statement from a grocer
that the person applying for the ard
has bought of blui on that day at least
even bars ol Dobb.ns' Electric Soap,
with price paid for same. All apply
ing lu this manner wilt receive the lull
set ol seven cards grata by mail. Tbis
will insure us that our fridnds and pa
trons get lhe.r share of these beauUtul
designs, although it in no manner re
pay a ns for the cost of the cards. Your
grocer has the soap or will get It, aud
sue purchase by yon of seven bars of
it at one time will secure for you tratit
seven really beaatifa. cards. .The soap
improves with age, and is an article of
necessity in your house every week.
Therelore you are not asked to buy a
useless article, but one that you must
have anyway. Please send us your
application at once, and tell your lady
friends making "Card Collections," to
do the same. Grocer do ot have the
cards to deliver. Buy the soap ot fAeas,
send j their bill, and w wlU mall yon
the cards free. Your respectfully,
1. L. Cbahui A Co., IIS South. 4-h
Street, PLuauelphia, Pa.
P. S. Ladies not wishing to bay
soap can get the cards by remitting
cost price, ii cents
The dangerous properties of carbonic
oxide have long been known an at
nhera which contains only a.little
of tbis gas may produce poisoning and
df a h. Some exact experiments on this
subject have now been described to the
French academy by M. Grenant. He
concludes that a man, or one of the
lower animvls, compelled to breathe
for half an hour in an atmosphere con
taining only l.779:h of carbonic oxide
absorbs the ga in such quantity that
about one-balf of the red blood cor
puscles combine with the gas and be
come lncapaMe of absorbing oxygen;
in an atmosphere containing 1,1410th
ol Cirbonio ot! ia about a fourth of the
red corpuscles combine with this gas.
Pampas grass is a very agreeable
thing to everybody possessing what
impressionists delight to call, in their
own peculiar and vague way, the artis
tio instinct. Some tanners In South
ern California have found that this
beautiful grass can be grown with very
little trouble and sold lor decorativo
purposes at a large profit. One of
tnese men put three-quarters of aa acre
under the grass, and was able to sell
each head or plume at two and a half
cehts, netting about $500; another sold
all he raised at seven and a half cents
a plume. This industry is growing.
Ten thousand plumes were disposed of
In Southern Caiiiornia last year.
Europe could take an almost unlimited
number of tbem.
A Tixas paper syeaks of tbe late
'George Eliot" as "a very gifted but
very immortal man." To which an
other paper replies: "Yes. poor o'd
lellow, be had his weakness; but as a
pugilist be stood unrivaled- England
win not soon forget bis celebrated
Mill on the Flo."
Is a theatre tn this counTy some
time ago a dlsappotuted man In tbe
audience threw a goose's head at an
actor. The latter came to the foof-
Itp-hta with great coolness, and snd.
Gentlemen, I precelve tbat one of
you has lost bis head ; but he neei
have no fear; I am willing to return
it to him at tho conclusion ot the per
formance!'. " Akchijiedks, you say, discovered
specific gravity on getting into his
bath; why bad the prtnclpf never
before occurred to blm ?" " Probably
this was the first time he ever took a
bath."
Taa first thin; to do tn tb Boring is to
clean 1-onae. for ujurnal eieacaii g ana
rnOTatinr no other mediouM is equal to
Kidoe j-Wcrt. Palladium.
At meeting of the French Academy
of Sciences on J an. 10, JI. Boutlgny In
vited tbe attention ol those present to
an interesting phenomenon. He found
that wben water at a boiling temper
ature Is projected epon a surface raised
to a state of incandescence, the liquid
falls instantly to a temperature of 97
deg. By way of explanation, he ad
vanced the opinion that tne loss oi
beat of the water may posibly be due
to this work done In Its assumption of
tbe spheroidal state.
VEGETINE.
OB, CALLIEB VKPatlBED.
veareltae Cured Ilia Inatnlrl
CiuitMTtui. CWttnn Co.. Ala, May 15. 1ST.
una Ma. My aaiurhter h.ia been ainioied
with nasal catarrh, affection of tbe bladder a id
ki neya. and is ol nxuious diathesis, and,
arier uriag'ezaausted my skM and tbe m et
eminent poyicians of seliua I at last ra rted
to ihe use ot jrour Vetretlne (without conndV nre)
and. to my great emprise, my daagnusr baa
been restored to Beat in. I write Ui.s as a sim
ple act of justice, and not as aa adTerualna'
uedium.
nespectrttfy, T. X. CALLUS, at, o.
VEGETINE
Warned Like m Charna -Cared Bait
Bheasa and Eryalftelaa.
n Cocbt Sr., Boas. N. T, July IS, ltTS.
Ma. R. R. bra-Tana:
D 'ar sir. o e year agi last fan my little boy
Bad a breaking out ot Erysipelas and beiS
h lieum, hia lace being one mattered sore, of u
wont dee.np.lon. Noticing- your adrertlse
men In tbe papers, I purchased two uoulea ot
tlie Veireiine, and with tbe two bottles my soa
was cured. 1 nerer saw annhlng like tbe
VVifwiue ; It worked like a ebann. i have been
rl j watcbm ia at Rome lor years. Tb s teaU
nuinUi is grata.tou. Tours, resecuuily,
HORATIO GRUiDLIT.
VEGETINE.
atenaarkaaie Care or Bervrwlene Pnea
wasTnTMsTSB, Cona, Jane is, is;.
Ma H. R. ststbms:
De r sir. I can testify to tbe rood effect ot
your m dtctne. My utile boy had a Hernial
fcore break on on bis bead as large as a quarter
of a dollar, and t went down bis race iruu one
ear to tne otuer, andrr ha neck, and was on
solid maaa of sores. Two DodaM of yoor valnv
able Vegettoe omplrteiy cured bios.
Very reopectiuuy.
MB9L O. E. TBATCHBR.
IS TEX BEST
SPRING MEDICINE.
Yet-rflae Is Sold ky All Drwa-clata.
1 WiQ0p
mm
v.lii-nr for rubber 1 pre
pared 7u the following fri
SSKrtttSjSAj
iwrSrSMrsiS
tween 23i degree end 283 ""f
dffl that U cn be -rawo inng
,hread and the remaining Wjf
beecBye StfttS
1. then added? With this composition
from . to 10 per cent ol J
some .permaceii should ta1ral?
mass U then healed again for some
hours to theaame temperature as above,
and anally 7 to li per cent of sulphur
are added. Tbe mixture thus obtained
is cast into form and treated the same
as gutta oercaa.
jl yoemar Aa-ala
My mother was afflicted a long time
with Neuralgia and a dull, 'he"rJin
active condition ot tbe whole ytem ,
headache, nervous prostration, and
was almost helpless. Ho physician or
medicines did her any good. Three
months ago she began to use Hop Hit
ters, with such good effect that she
seem and feels young again, although
over 70 year old. We think there is no
other medicine flt to use In the family.
A lady in Providence. B. I. Journal.
"Wht should a red cow give white
milk t" was the subject for discussion
ir. . anhnrhan agricultural club. After
an hour's debate the secretary of the
meeting was Instructed to milk the
cow and bring in a decision accurmug
to the merits of the milk. It was blue.
A Spanish doctor has gone crary
v r- k. AnMn't exactly under
stand why a person's teeth chattered
when he was cold. He should have
asked some bootblack.
"Vtcitixb," says a Boston physi
cian, "has no equal as a blood purifier.
Hearing ot Its many wonderful cures,
after all otner remedies bad failed, I
visited the laboratory and convinced
myself ot its genuine merit. It is pre
pared from barks, roots, and herbs,
each of which la highly effective, and
they are compounded in such a man
ner as to produce astonishing results."
A nett theory ot tbe conversion of
bar iron Into steel by the cementation
process has bn advanced bv Mr. E.
S. Harsden. He attributes tbe result
to the diffusion of the carbon
ln the condition of an impalpable pow
der into the heated iron, and he bc-
llor.i th.t illlnan can (liffuiie itself in
a similar way through iron. This ac
tion of a carbou In iron Is analogous to
thai rutnotratinn of a red. hot Ttorcelain
crucible by carbon, a phenomenon
wnicn was ooeerveu auu couimcuieu
upon by the author some time ago.
Thousands testify to the curative
properties of Lydia . Pinkham's
Vegefble Compound la all female
complaints.
A wiirtur of three narta of salicylic
acid and elhtv-even parts of mag
nesia is said to be not only a remedy
for sweating of the feet, but. when
rubbed over the whole body, on tbe
authority of Dr. Kohnhom, a enre far
night-sweating by consumptives.
Win the baby cries for "bread" It
1 tbe moat natural thing in the world
for tbe mother to give It a reck.
PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Constipation and Piles.
Br. B. B. Cau. Boa Sn
MtfinbM o
oarlftVsaal
re
at I
law rmrefiud. of at.
V .
aTprteaaifalH liar
affk at Ct Lim, M ICTSU aal
Is engirt at Iks auat Has.
It aHawaee the atalni of
the polaonoue humor that eewwlone
leKMnwyawel Urinary olaeaeee, klH
leneweee, lawnato. Constipation,
fHlea, orla Rnvumatlam, Unwrnlfjia
BTrsmBV-weaT at aar v
i I lawanaaHaaflti
ewjaarmaT. wUlaukeeiz ta ef aaMlctwa.
THY IT SJOW I
arwaaiai aai n, istaa.ai.ee.
T1LH, tmHTttmtSCO, rrarMtwa,
12 fW"F-4 I l . W
z:
InraHds who kve lost bat are rreorerlDj
Mtal stamina, declare ln gr-tlul terms thMr
appreciation nl be menu as a tonic ot HoateV.
ter'a 8nma h Bitters. Ko only does It Impart
str nil h to I be weak. It correct an ureir ilar
acid s ate of I te a umxeh, mak the bowel-a
art at proper UiVrraia. g-tTra ea.-e to those who
tiller iro in rbenmair: and kidney tronbles. and
ainersas well as pevent luer and acrue
oraleby all Uragsuaaaiid Dealers geceraUy
t aa. ist MettsciBS rr Jlade.
Ktorn of Hop. Buchu. Man
i Dandelion. ltii aui Uabt avod
s Urm propertkcs of ail other tetters,
inns1 BlCOd Purifier. Lhrwr
tor, "- Uls nmd IltUA b srl nni;
i pnssfbtT Ions? oris, vtwrs Hof
TosU wfc
tyafsvttttM
sbs lrisralariH
Bop Biticrs SA miaiV without intojr
toatins.
9o BttaUtwtksrtyosyai feHnss symiitfm
srs wbaU tbs atsts-tt or s"sesrt Is no Hop Bit
tors. Doeit wait wntfl osa " at If to
only hssl had r BTji.BMi.1 tatm Mooes
HnvmvrottrUfs.Us aUjalraa.
$800 U b paid for a cml ther will aMi
enr or atrip. Do not suffer ft01 iet rovr I lisiMis
stUtaiafsaadmrT HOP B
niBBwtMhfr, Hop Btttrrs li m Ja. tlnMnrt)-!
a 3 Bertt
MtBditrlns jrsr rts : tho
MtMT4UTaa3
and nlT snd no person or fanHrr
.0. n sih)t -k! tnnift.b!e
awrcottrm. Aii mold br drutnrm.
tCsJTtaJnr. ssop slUsis 3a,
RraNtr.wT ii" Xt- rv
SlontTi and EiprBr
mbiui
SIMlMStranwwa
Iff Ovtat Vne. Adnr
I I P. O VICKIBI. A acuta.
1QQQ . e s oqta
iiir free. AA kwata A C'a AasaMa. li
aotape. rear. o ar
nffnt mm rkm aaa (Meahneaae. BV eoarn.
tmmtjmre4m"
O. a Bibpa.ar Bm,iIii, ear. Ob. aacw
ayi aa. Soa. waaw tor aa m eoamavesfj
bfiamLhwaallJODap&iuV'
0STETTg)
. . . - T.nnilon.
TU OoldemlfJi't L'nri of
are
.amWJSi? jtdpnTroo. their
tuf for T3 4,X per
educatlori ?'iaeQ'c, trom
.nnnrn, toe B,de this they
the 1st ol 000 toward
Xni lit Iflvl vaai v
a central iostltuuon.
The close confinement of all
work, gives the opeviM paUld M.
ooor appeUte, languid, miserable feel
KrSSr blood, inactve "W.'1;
nevs and urinary troubleA, and all the
Shwicians and medicine in e world
carrot help tbem unless they get out
Tt door, cruse Hop Bitters. th i purest
and best remedy, especially for such
cases, having abnndance of health,
snnoblne and rosy checks in them.
Tbey cost but trill'. See another
column. Crtti.a litenrd
H couldn't raise the mortgage on
his building lot, and so, px-r aB.
without becemlmg blind, he lost nu
site.
A bak is a bad place for delicate
young clerks and bald-headed cash
iers; so much exposed to drafts, you
know.
Thb market Is flooded with worthless
and Tile compounds for the rejuvena
tion of the hair, but Carbollne, the
great petroleum hair renewer and
dressing, as now Improved and perfect,
ed, still takes the front rank as the best
Drepa.atlon ever offered to the public..
Thb liberty of the press must be
preserved." said the small bey as be
srole op to the cider-mill aimed with
a bundle of straws.
KlLTDIlLPmiOFimtai,
LYDIA E PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE CCMPOUIH).
I a PrxrtttT. Cut.)
ar all IBM P .feral Oiaipla. asJ W
tton. falttna' and Dwpli
Bpbul WaHrmaa, aad al parttcaawlx I ta tke
Chaac. LUe
It will Haoln ultndMBatfrsalailtewtl
en early mgif Smlmaana the aniiln-ytaaan.
aMninahunMa.tbw.ai'
Ibat fanbs- ot jaai las Su. a. aaan
aad baeaaeha, walnn j linn lift
It HI at all rhna. and aaaaraBalr.
nanaoar wttk ta. am taa
r
lail
LTDIA B. PMUBAkr VBOBTABLB Ceaf
roCNBkl prapand a tn and t W All lh
Lraa.naaa PMntL Sta aottlaitor S. Saatayaaall
tata.ro
lnDnotpclea.S1rkatlornar. Bra.1
rMlraarsw.au I
.faanly wmwmt a.
I LTDIA B rnxBAjn
UVBB riLta. ritmr
and terakntr f taSMr.
4T tvald by nil
'anil favor nnoa the aAyeortaear
nabUfihar by ntniins taut thV eaw the
1ait In that tnafananl a Stat
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Banril Malltr, tli nl aa, Panaalnn and InaV
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aw pda.aarat
tgwawaaa mrwmmm
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THE BEACON LIGETi
"Tke true fgii-.wntck llTht-thoTerrmiuaii
Cutuetk Into Ibe worLd."
Tke Beaeoa Llcbt Is an anatu.'Ir tnnt.
tire and Deanutol satidaj tcsuM -r.g Bom. k
J. H. TkNSBT and RBV. K. A. U-jrr BA5. tn,
kare had a rery so -c rastal M ierleoce as tout
writers and oumpoer. Tiiflr t- u tnttt
tke beet ever mail-, TU3 BCACOM LiGHTba
many noble bruins, and tke tw -etait at
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