EUGENE CITT GUARD.
I, u vAurmti i
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
HAPPY HOMES
A.ul.l rmillrirr.U hy T
tlor Cumin""
A home of dinoord may be visited by
acquaintance., but It door V never
Ukely to bo knocked at by frl'1
sible people will give It a M berth,
and prefer friendship and Intto'"')' with
lhoMwhollveateiMSe. Nob'y find
wise young man courting lf'rl 0
family who geto on 111 aBW'g 'horn
Ml vet He wanu a bird out of a K'1
neat, and ha no wish to la-drawn In
by marriage to lake one sUB "r otner
of a life-long food. It U on a
(trl, you aay. Sometime " Bbout
the voumr man's sagacity U "an be
.... - - ..,,.. If (1 home :
were happy what a plcartll world it
would be; and thoro la noruson wliy
happiness should not reign sry where,
If pooplu would only makatMo'n. and
not stupidity, the guide of'r 1'vo.
When people aro mlseroVe 11 m
wmly-nlno caae out of hundred
nobody's fault but their o An Ktnper
wol (;hlAaa ono irao'l" through
hla realm, and he camifona family in
which the grandfntlior. With hU wlvea
ho had several of them-W children,
grandchildren, aona-ln-ln. daughtor-ln-law
and servant, all llrsl ""dor the
aamo roof in perfeot peon and har
mony. The Kmporor wsj " "truck
with this, that ho asked thtld man by
what menni ho contrived Uivold quar
rels and dispute, and hi hi"' his large
family live togethor so plsntly. ink
FROM THE CAPITOL.
LABT WKBK OK THE 8PBCIAL 8K8
BIUNOF TUB 8ENATB.
Death of Justice Htanley Mattbsw-Os
lahoma Boomers Forever Barred
from the Public Domain -A
List of appointment.
The present s-oial session of congress
dosed this week.
Samuel It. Thaver has la-en natncu um
minister to the Netherlands.
Frederick I), 'imnt lias been confirmed
minister to Austria-Hungary.
KlU-rt D. Weed has Is-cn confirmed
district attorney for Montana.
The Chat-Chang I'ing case is creating
much interest in Washington.
Appropriations hv tin; Fiftieth con
grcMM amounted to iiu,utw,ow.
Thi! Kciiulilicans will have a majority
of ten in the Fifty-llrst congress.
Il' iiry N. llliise, of Montana, has leen
nniiiinalotl duel justice 01 Montana.
It is thought that Judge (iresliam will
las appointed to the supreme bench.
O. 0. White, of Iayton, has been con
m I . . r I.,.. ..
urineo sccreiar) oi n ttHiiiujcum n-mmi
A favorable reisirt has Is-cn made I
the naval Ismrdon the gunboat Yorktown
President Harrison is the fourtecntl
lawyer to is'cupy the Presidential :hair.
J. V. Mason, of Virginia, has la-en H
pointed commissioner of internal reve
nue.
Miles ('. Moore, of Walla Walla, has
Is i n confirmed governor of Washington
territory.
John R. McKee, of New Mexico, has
MM nniiiinab-d associate justicoi mat
NEWS MISCELLANY,
0HA8TLT DI8DOVBBY IN TUB HOLD
OF TUB MEKKIMAO
The Oklahoma Boomer B J acted from
Indian Terrltory-Tb Amerloan
Flag Publicly Insulted by a
Canadian "Chippy."
Ing out a iKincll ho wrote llM -'y these territory
words: 'i'atlonoe and OoMO" sense." Willinm W Thomas, ir.. of Maine
Tliatwas tho whole seer An cosy ! will In-Tniied States minister to Norway
one to renMmbor, but hari nspoclully ' and Swedi-n.
rlth tome natures, to putfcl'rncllco.
What strikes one as an M thing Is
that many are ablo to oxero patience
and common sonao iibroo but lihd It
next to an Impossible w t homo.
With them every thing U"o for the
benefit of society at lar. and at the
exponso of their own dro. '" othor
people's house they hirvslfaoo Jlko a
MBawlutlUB. whllo in thekiwri It bulls
fliriirod with frown 01 all follies,
The aemite ss-cial committee on I a
nlle railroad will shortly start on an in-insss-ting
tour.
'The Shah of Persia was the first royal
ruler to send his congratulations to Pres
ident Harrison.
Secretary Windmn savs the surplus
reve nue will not necessitate an extra ses
sion of coligiess.
Corporal Tanner, of Itreoklvn, it is lie
licvul, will Is- nominated commis-
thl I one of tlu- grot. As If it i sioner of jm-nsiou.
were not their interest, let alone their 'flic I'resichnt has declared that tinder
duty, to do exactly the retrso. If any j no circumstance will he make any prom
one hits a mind to be or", snappish laes Pi ollice seekers,
and dlsagreealilo, lot her )""c it Held ( , i t a mimlwrof congressmen wen-
for giving vent to hor lll-mor as far aii up with pneumonia fnmt cxsHiire
removed finiii dome as Msihle. Our on iiiaiignration day
beat sido should ho turned not to
strangers hut to thoso tttli whom we
dvull. and whilst It Is i-lgt; to wish for
the good opinion of airy body, we
should bo anxious most ofil! about tho
favorable lnipiislon wo sake on our
own folks at home. ( if tb whole trlln
of girl glvo us her whoMkrothors and
lister call her, and with food reason,
an angol. Wu have duta to perform
abroad, but wo can never ttthese things
rightly If wo start hy nsgleetlng what
wo owe to our uwn relatives, and iu-U
J. N. Tyner, of Imliana, ha I n se-
lis ted assistant attorney general for the
s)stollii i leiartmcnt.
Frank It. Aikens. of Pakota, lia I n
nominahsl associate justice of tho su
preme court of Dakota.
For the first turn- in nearly lift v venrs
neither a Saulshury or a llayard ia
public life at Washington.
The Siimoan comNiiBsioners will proh-
iil.lv not leave aslini((t(in for Ik-run h
lore the mid-lie of next month.
Mrs. Cleveland's picture still sells.
(lermany is Itaving built sixteen tor
pedo I sails.
Premier von Tiza ha temlertsi ins
niignatiou.
MM, flennany, has suj.prsssed the
Salvationists
There are fourtwn Imlimisin tie- Kan
sas itcnilentiary.
A fine of $100 will Ijo iiit)iel for ;11
ing a voP- in Maun
Nebraska jmys a liounty of one cent a
iund on beet sugar
Damascus. Svria, will MM UKH gn"
lamps ainl street-car
The Pittsburg law and order socisty
employs female detective.
During the month of February fslim ne-
gna's emigrated from norm uaroium
The Kussian government will s-nd
iai,tKlO,000 roubles on her new navy
ll..lu.rt Ui.n.t Hnn
(ileadwl guilty of forgery in New 1 ork.
Mis Msrv Anderson's physician de
nies that his patient's mind is affected.
A Washington county, Penn., man
mnis his butU-r by natural gas power.
Id nth and Mmlieska have signed a
wntruct for a thirty week' suirring tour.
K. President Cleveland and Mr. Vilas
have lieen elecp-,1 memla-rs of Tammany.
ftrrtiu Iterrieri from the South tmulc
their apta-arance in the Chicago market
lat week.
King Alexainler has written hi moth
ex-Oiieen .Natalie, to remain away
from Servia.
During the present year there have
M fifteen duel and sixU-cn suicides at
Monte Carlo.
The storm which has la-en raging on
in Atlantic coust for several days past
ia subsided.
John C. Klein, of Siimoan lame, is
anxious to appear Is-foru tliu Berlin con
ference as a witness.
The Ottawa government is considering
measure excluding American lard by
an exorbitant duty.
The " Catholic Total Abstinence News"
Philadelphia, has come out squarely
tgainst prohibition.
Kx-Prcsident Cleveland celebrated his
d birtlidav last week hv embarking on a
ensure trip to Cuba
John Adams, the $70,01)0 forger, ditsl
scll-iins)sed starvation in the tioorgia
mteiitiarv last w
ti... ,i. i. .,i I w .. I, ,,
ing as U wo believed tltit good words, : dis-s not appear to be harmonious in
kindness, gentleness and B,,od humor I regard to tin- selections to oldens.
THE PACIFIC COAST.
MAN AND WIFB TO 8UFFBR DBATH
ON THE OALLOW8.
Public Sentiment Regarding the Wan
ton Killing of Old Man Sprague
at Oarvanxa - Tb Ubiqui
tous 'I itscott Again.
souls of San Megan the
r,
ought Pi iK-gln at any pluoi rather than
at homa This I Invnrirnt "
order of things, and I a proceeding to
be looked for only from fotlah ooplo.
If there Is lo Isi household harmony,
an Important point I to cultivate a
wisit toiiisi Wo can nut do without
that. Homo temper an like violin
string ont of tuno; tub them, who
oan expect either melor or harmony
from the family orehettrnP Tins Is
aiclally a yoiiug Hum, on suhjoct; In
deed, If our girls are not amiable, no
body else can ho expoctet) In be. It Is
to their kind and gentle lords that we
must look for an MtVfeU to fretting
and Ul-huutur, At boin the key-note
of the day's mulc I diou struck hy
the first word wo hoar tntho morning,
and happy Is tho house tiu-re it Is al
ways uttered by the suillng lips of
gnod-tvuipurod girls. Ikjusohold Har
mony.
CHINESE WINE-flAKINQ.
Tkt lro?M Vltloh H Sri-it lit for
TltousatttU el Vim
Wlne-msklng la said U have existed
for thousands of years lafore thu lutitv
ImMoB of distilling, hie process Is
simple. Glutinous rice Hwnng-mi, Is
p ared over u tiro in a 'arge Iron pan
and softened with warn water. It Is
inmle Into a thick, solldatrt of a gruel.
This stoesd rlM Is plajed on a table
with raised edge to pv.-nt the fluid
from overllowlug. tv the rlco. when
to this stout, the leaven u Hld fermen
tation I prlnklod. Taj w,i , h,,,,,
mlxetl and mashed wilhm Iron masher,
and remain iu a large tonn warn jar
for several day If tbj wine Is de
sired to be of a wooioutt,!, two day ,
w evH utti tor M ini without swtwt
tto four or Ova days an n-qulrtal To
make the second kind of wine stwng.r,
theChluese brewor ,tfu Rl.! ,plrt'
After all thl. tlm liafciu and Uuuld
parU together. U placeiln cloth bag,
and this goo lu, ting chest of
wood, called A.i. the ( ,(roii A
heavy .tone priMm jt n Iul Ul.
wine flow out from a iort of a teapot
pout in the side of tktfpiv, The re
mainder of tho .olid butter 1 called
laa. and I. uJ to feel animal. 0r a.
a ferment The methof dl.Ulllng
was IntrtHhiecd ln thr V..
To tlte wooden cylinder shlch hold, the
uite, mere aro ,h,w WVer 11,
r contain. ld wa
ter and keep. theMPjjjdoororo.art to
fnm the ,W,I M mi,-,, Mto-
T " . "tolputatltW foi.
Art ...... . . i '
w-ona. ii 1,1-r.t Im.
2mW2 S S
liam. a . !Vl !"".p.mt.
-.rV-"'' ibctlo
Justice Stanley Matthewidiod nt Wash-
iiiaiuu n nuti ttivi ii tug w mSmSm
of the heart and conjestiun of the kid
ney.
Mrs. Harrison has given publicity to
tin- (act that she will pay no attention to
solicitations to influence ap)int!iionta to
ollicc.
Many complaint have reached the
PrssJdetll from the ls-oph-of Arizona, con
cerning the apHiintmeut of Wollley to Is
governor of that territory.
Tin- President has eOtUtnQtod the doath
senlenie of Alls-rt tireen, colored, con
victed of murder iu the District of Col
umbia, to life inipriHoument.
(iovernor PfOOtOf is VoMMHB'l second
H)Stmaster general. Jacob Collamer.
who was postmaster general iu Millard
Fillmore's cabinet, wa the first.
It is te Is- hoped that the apsiiitmont
ol the new suM-rinteudent of the
mail service will Is- an improvement on
the old, estecislly on the Vacltlc Coast.
The names of (stsoiis entering tsin the
lands ctsltsl to (lit- t ruck and Scininolt
Indians, iu violation of law, are to Is
listtsl and forever debarred from the pul
lie domain.
The interior department has ruled
that a minor, who aupsrts a mother,
brother, orany other near relative, shall
Is- entitled to make entry upou the pub
lic tlomain.
the conservative press of the Citv of
Mexico is attacking President Harrison
au-1 Secretary Itliuiu-, churning that tin y
an- amniuou in nave llu- l uileil Mates
possess Mexico.
The President has withdrawn the nom
ination of Fugcue Schuvlcr ttt M assist
ant stsretary of state, on the gntuud
thai he was an applicant for a high Mat1
lion under Cleveland's administration.
Senator duller has otfertsl a resolution
declaring that the tenure of ollicc of the
president pro Icin. dts-s not expire at the
meeting of congress, and thai the otl'n e
shall itintinuc al the pleiuturv of the sen
ate.
Vive hundred t'hlcago lawyers signtsl
IHMuion to me rresideut lest week
urging the iipsiiutineiit of Stephen A.
IVniglas, jr., to bt United Suits district
attorney lor lite Nurtliern tlislrict of Illi
nois.
i-k.
The great scheme of Henry Villard to
onsolidate all of Fdison's t-lectrit: com
pauies has fallen through.
A livelv skirmish occurred in Oklaho
ma last week Is-tweon the soldiery and
the persistent " IsMiuters
( ieneral Sherman's son, Thomas Kwing
Sherman, will Is- consecrated a Latholn
priest at Philadelphia in July.
(Ieneral l-runis Su-gel s son basts-en
seilU-iicisl to six years in the penitentiary
for ilefrauding pMfiM chiimuiits.
Hon. Eaditl Hoult, twice senator from
! cm county, and author of the railroad
law, died at llarrisburg last week.
Mrs. Ijingtrv is reported unite sick
with tonsiliti. and in cousotiucnce all
of her engagement have been cancelei
A bill has bOH introduced in the In
diana legislature to ascertain the relation
Is-twcen the ground hog and the weather
The customs authorities of Toronto
have seined and destroyed 100 conies of
Zola's novels, for Is-ing of immoral char
acler. The I'liittit Pa- illc claim that it bus
Isvn systematically robln-d of rolling
stts k for the last eight years hy other
roads.
B lh" closing down of the mines of
the Pennsylvania company at Scrantou
last wee :1KKI uieii w ill U- thrown out of
cmploviueut.
Kx-Mayor Hewitt, of New York, will
remove his extensive steel and iron
works from Trenton, N. J., to Chatta
nooga, Tons,
A hill introduced iu the Indiana legis
lature provide that pros-rty purchased
with pension money shall 1st exempt
from taxation.
Shskton, Got) vagrant, on convn
lon, get fifty days in jail.
Tliree hundred men aro now employed
at thu Valh-jo navy yard.
A one-eyed Mexintn Is the sheriff of
Los Angeles county, Cal.
BMBM Ui. the Ss.kan- Falls murder
ess, has la-en hold without bail.
Joaquin Miller has Is-en apiuted a
ineinls-r Ol Hie iiiiuorui iai
mission.
Mr. Missly ha h-ten practicing on the
itilaiuantiue
past week.
S 1. Patterson was arrested nt Oro-
ville. Cal., lust week, for passing coun
terfeit notes.
John A. Dimmig, of Uenliayon my-
tcry fame, is engaged in selling fruit tree
iu California.
Another attempt was made by rol-
s-rs to wreck I passenger tram near Yu-
rn Friday night.
C. P, Hnntington says the Southern
'aiillc will not at present build north
I the Columbia.
Highl-of-wav for the Puvallup Valley
railroad has l-eri refustsl hv the Indians
on the reservation.
Joseph Vivian, a fugitive Leadville,
Col., inurilerer, was arresteil at Amador
City, Cal., last week.
A man named C. K. Crookshank, of
Clackamas, was found dead in a hotel at
Ihslding, Cal., I i.mi i n
The Issly of a female child wan found
packed iu a valise and floating in the
nay at Sail I liego, Friday.
Charles Willard, a burglar at Santa
Barbara, i held on sixteen charges. His
wife is also held for burglary.
Ly Fung Su, a giant Chinaman, ar
rived in San Francisco Friday. Hi
height is seven feet four inches.
The widow of Cyrus W. Field, 80 years
of age, fell and broke ln-r shoulder blade
at National City, Cal., Thurstlay.
The new gold fields near Holbrook,
Arizona, turns out to he a much of a
fraud us those of Itwcr California.
HOME AND FARM.
SCIENTIFIC IIBTHOD FOB DETECT
ING PUBB HONBY.
PORTLAND MARKET.
THK
Benefit to be Derived by Farmers In
Closely Obaervlug the Market Re
ports -Remedy for Chapped
llsnd Hecelp-.
WHBAT MARKET REMAINS
DOLL AND INACTIVB.
Vasol Hating Sugars-Local Market Con
tlnues o be Anything but Satin-factory-Good
Fruits Com
mand Good Prices.
To remove a ticky oil-cloth go over it
with a hot iron.
(ira)K-s lo liert on well cultivated
ground well drained.
Ik-ware how you get into debt. It is
not o easy to get out.
An old flour Isirrel, with the remain
i.r fh.oron its sides to Isrome musty, is
altout the worst iweaible vessel to keep
apple in.
To feed sheep for flesh and Isme is al
so to feed it for wool ; but heavy grain
f.sslintr make velk and grease to an
amount disproportionate to gain in fleece.
It is best, a a rule, to feed whole
imiiit at night, i-orn. oats, wheat or sor
ghum, something that the gizzards can quotations
worn upon a jionion oi aw ingot at icuot.
ratio t than some soft light food.
Farmers who raise sheep should bear
in mind that the wool of sheen, a well
a the mutton, depends on lils?ral feeding.
No poorly fed or poorly cared for sheep
will produce what it is capable of in
quantity or quality.
As far as experiments have been con
dactod it has lax-n demonstrated that
wln n wheat is IK) cents per bushel, it is
the cheapest grain that can lie used aB
food for stock, ls.-ing more nutricious
than corn and l-tter udapted for growing
stock.
The wheat market ihows very little
sign of improvement over the present
unsettled and unsatisfactory stote of af
fairs. The fluctuating price in sugars
continues, and the market remain vir
tually unchanged since last report. The
local market is weak, prices, however, re
maining alwut the same as a week ago.
Fruits in good condition command good
price and find a ready sale. Dried fruits
of all kimls meet with a tardy sale. But
ter is firm and in good demand. There
is very little activity in wool, the de
mand in tho East la-ing also light. A
marked full is noted in all kinds of feed
The two men, Cull' and Stutzman, who
rolils-il the San Luis Obino stage re
cently, have acknowlodgtsl tlieir guilt.
Alls rt Fostrom was acquitted at Ta
MBMt last week on the charge of having
murdered one Carlson last September.
Two Jupum-ac girl are resirtod to
have fought a desperate and bloody duel
with swords at Los Angeles last week.
lligway rolnVrs earn n precarious lir
ing by preying iqion returning I)wcr
California gold miners near Tin Juana.
A commercial drummer declar-s that
grass and jack-rabbits grow luxuriantly
on tht- principal streets of Los Angeles.
A full list of immigrants to the Pacific
A New York dairyman says he can get
more milk from cows fed on beet, two
bushel per day to the cow, than from en
silage. The mils yield ran up to twenty
quarts. He asserts he can produce beet
nt a cost of four cents a bushel, 1000
bushels to the acre.
The following has been suggested for
the ear-ache: Oliver oil, one ounce;
chloroform, one drachm. Mix and shake
well together, then pour ' or 30 drops
into the ear and close it up with a piece
of raw cotton to exclude the air and re
tain the mixture. It will give instant
relief.
To make boiled onions: Peel two
quart of silver skin onions of a uniform
size and boll them in plenty of salted wa
ter until tender. Drain off the water and
put one teacup of fresh milk, one large
tablcssx)nful of butter, und a little Halt
ami peppex In the kettle; Isjil all together
for five minutes, then pour into a hot
dish and serve.
The partridge coch is undoubtedly one
of our most prominent breeds. They ure
well fitted for city or rural life. They are
extremely quiet, hardy, healthy and
good layers. Their flesh is gootl and pre
sentable in color the color that suite
the taste of the American H-ople. They
are handsome in plumage und possess u
gotsl share of useful qualities.
Take two lemons and rap them on su
gar, the juice of six lemons anil one
orange, half a pint of water, and one pint
of clarified sugar made as follows: Take
three pounds of sugar, two pinto of wa
OBOOEBIM.
Sugars, Golden C 6c. extra C 6!c,
cube, crushed and powdered 7c. Coffee :
Java 25c, Rio 20)$ e, Arbucklu's rousted
tJtw.
PROVISIONS.
Oregon ham 12)$13c, breakfast ba
con 13c, aides 10c, shoulders llt10c.
Kastern ham 12W(ai3)ic, Sinclaire's 13
lSWc. breakfast bacon 12)$13c, sides
' ,ttj- T 1 ml.
1IJC. Bliouiilcrs ts7c mru iuj
tile,
muiTS.
Navel oranges I4.00(S4.75, Riverside
3.2o3.50, apples $1.00, lemon $4.00 per
UOX
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes 3036c, onions 7075c.
DBIEO FRUIT.
Apples 56c, sliced 6c, apricots 13
14c. neachea 8(8 10c, pears 8c, Oregon
prunes, Italian, 8e, silver 7c, German 6
or7c. plums 5(s7c. Kaisins $2 per box,
California figs 8c, hyrna loc.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Oregon fancy 25c, medium 20c,
Eastern 22c, (Jaliiomia 20c.
sous.
Eggs 15c.
POULTRY.
Cluckens $fi.ti50, ducks $12.00 per
doz., geese $1012, turkeys 17c per B.
WOOL.
Valley 18c, Eastern Oregon 815c.
1IOPS.
Hops 814c.
OHAIN.
Wheat, Valley $1.35, Eastern $1.25.
Oats 80(s32c.
FLOUR.
Standard $4, other brands $4.
FEED.
Hav $1314 per ton, bran $15, shorts
$10, barley chop $2425, mill chop $18.
FRESH MEATS.
Beef, live, 4c. dressed 8c, mutton, live,
4c, dressed 8c, lambs $2.50 each, hogs fie,
dressed 77)$c, veal 08c.
COURT CEREMOr
S II) Cuatoiua I , ,
XIV. of Finn,.
When the King wont to bed i,
Ull A , O
mo very iiiuusi importan, ,,
lie t :ilct .Ii- ihitmhi.A . d
: . . """uia unr,
nut u.
Plague of Tigers in Java.
ci icks .. rei.ruary. jwarcn j of thti trou ble caused to the noool hv
i i j
1 hese animals have now be-
According to the administration re
port of Java, rocontlv laid before the
ter, half the white of an egg well Is-ab-n Dutch Clmmbors. Dortions of that (si.
Coast, oi the vintage of '40, Is being com-1 up, boil for ten minutes and skim, strain 1 H1Ki are being depopulated through
piled by C. W. Ilaskins.oi Oakland, Cal.; the mixture through a hair sieve, and iimmt , 1ho ",., 3T
freeze in the usual way. This makes a I .,, . .. .7 . . ., .
-lelicious lemon-water ice. j vllmS in tho ""uthwestof the Bantam
: provinco was removed and transferred
Begin right in getting out as munv of tu Jill T S 1 : 1 r 1 1 i nfT Jht i-iiikI in nnnaannanin
n.rt Au;..i.. oitioba : itm... m" .u ..v
in' iiDiuii. . ill. no in cm lutly , .il.ui I
mill A t trl 1 Tii. -11 Imfum tbi, slma' b.mi.
Hon. they have nearly reached maturity i tigfero.
and if tlu-y have been kept in a thrifty. come n" intolerable pest in parts of tho
growing condition from the start, and same province. The total population
are uis they should la-) bred from large, 1 is about 600,000, and in 1887 61 were
li:.,:':;; oon8eqUence m
at from st-ven to twelve pounds. 1 11,0 dread exl8tln amon tho PP
t i i i it has boon proposed to deport the in-
I .. i . : ; nl,n i habitants of the villages most threat
tides which may' adhere to it mdwrtlt enud 10 of the country where
into a large kettle partly tilled witfi cold I 0 common, and where
water; when it begins to Iwil move the I they can pursue their agricultural oc-
The California legislature appropriated
$:IO,000 for crcosoting works at San Fran
cisco for the protection ol jiiles in wharf
building.
John l. Jumrs, a Hmi Diego private
detective, has la-en sentenced to two
years' imprisonment for attempting to
levy blackmail.
It Is estimated that over 700,000 cases
of Oregon, llritish Columbia and Alaska
salmon, of the pack of KS'.I, have been
sold iu advance.
GOT. IValterman has signed the bill
prohibiting the sale of liquors in Califor
nia lo persons addicted to the inordinate
use of the satne.
bis left garter, thouirh w .. T"!
whose dutv It was to .....i
ofllco for the right one. Thi.iv. 1
this rosiiot!t. was miii.o i
- - " -uuaui
her consort, as wo ure distinct
surod that she wasallotvt.i o,....'
hor own gartors. To enhance tklj
feet of these regulations, u whJ'
soon that the King arranged .;
olllcors who ojuno nearest hii Jt!
should have the binh,. .... i.,1!
- " i-'uion,
ti I-. . -I. ' 1 1 , In , i ii
... ..,i,ii:ii inesspgLJ
..! , i I..I I,. I,.,, I .... , "l
im iwmino conirary
natural footing as well as "enti
For lnstnnco. the daughter oT
rung s oroiner. tno uuko of 0rl
wuo owrnoa tno imko of
wiien sno ciuno lo ersailh-. -,,
allowed to sit on any thing hij;hert.
luoisutui in tno presenee
f., I 1 , ml tl- ... -I
v..., .uuugn nor mi
win greatly niiiicneil to h,.r 'it,
. a .. .. MO
Object oi an inose rule, was to i
in,,.,,; thn rnni.iatir nt 4l.n lr,.
cost of tho pride und standing oil
nobility. Tho nobility bad no onii
but to r.dopt them cheerfully, fo,
sorao way tnoy pandered to
vanity, but behind tho scenes I
vengeu tnemsetves by purj;
satires at tho expeno of the dis
oi an inoso iavors. it is not nu
I 1L.I , .
ug inui iu ino days
ing mo novoiution the it
minded members of the arlsi
threw themselves heart and
ir.t,. III.. Ii. ..r ,,1 . . , . ... .
mw no-. muTuitieni,
promised them enfranchisement
this loathsome weight of subject!
Ior can it do wondered at that
Antoinette, froth from the rural
pliclty of Schoenbrunn, should Ii
escape from her gilded prison at
snulos to the seclusion of tho I',
I nation, where sho could indulge
unconventional intercourse with
friends. So long as this pompom
puerile folly was overshadowed br
military and personal grandeur
Louis XIV. it was tolerated by pn
opinion; but under tho levity 0f
XV., and tho ofleteness of his
cossor, it boenmo unbearable and
..1.1. . V., I ! iL.
UAiiunnuio. ii;i, ttgutll, me eol
fabric of the rrench monarchy had
come so obsolete toward tho end ol
last century that Its prestige n
only upon those trivial observi
and it sustained irreparable di
evon from those acts of Marie Am
nette, which tended toward brbp
royalty down to tho level of orJii
mortality. Tho wastefulness of
court and tho multiplicity of ui
offices maintained down to the
of Louis XVI. woi-o another pr
source of public discontent and
affection. Among the minor
established during tho reign of
V 11T I .1 i ..
. i ., in tno nouscnoiu oi tlieroun
Princes of tho blood, w ere, for inslsi
four ovorsoors of the roan B
one chafewax," "four barbers,"'
doctor and two valets to the dm
"a captain of tho grayhoundi,"
many others equally absurd, to vl
high salaries wore attached, oftoj
at tho cost of tho country .
Contury.
-
HER SON'S WIFE
Juilge iiray. of the supreme court, the
veteran imehi-ior ol that venerable Is
vf - - ,11 I .1 k .
iii MistKioi, um snoriiv ne married to
Miss Jcanette Matthews, dautrbler
.Miiigt- .1 a liens, .t i t of ton
MBMi
Kiipn-nii
IVwtmaster (Ieneral Wanamaker has
issutsl an tinier dins ting all clerk, in hi
depannnnt to Is-gm work al S :.'!0 a. ni..
instead of -i o'clock, a hen-lofun-. I ' ' I
ri'iiuiJU ill lu-ir ui skj nun (in hi in.
t..loM.
The IVsi.feiit.
through the fntin making any nouiin.ilion to the
conn in m. James, Issausc ol the la, t
that Knglautl ha shown no disposition
to nil the vm-ancy OsOJOd by the recall of
Mimsier Vtesl.
Martin White, of Jackson, committed
suicide t-ridav night by placing the muz
zle of a shot gun iu his mouth and spring
ing me trigger with bis loot.
the recent performance of Yale stu
dents in drugging the statue of the hit
1'mfessor Stillman from its m-dcstal has
ri' net no little indignation.
(ten. Wade Hamilton has returned two
Imttlc flags lo the survivors of the oath
l'enusvlviinia volunteers, which were iiut-
tared by his tnsips in the late civil war.
The IVnnsvlvania Istard of minion
has refustsl lo commute the death sen-tenet-of
Mrs. Sarah Jane Whiteling. for
imisoniug her husliand and two children.
nary
raclievd o
bl I OyUun m,ui!lent
' the onllmuSr Th Chll
The Mpt ncconling to a late K-ech of
Csnlinal Hsniechi, the sis-'s vicar, will
seek n-fugi- in the I'niltsl States, if it ls--came
necessary for him to leave Kuns-.
The West Virginia Kepublican sena
tor, have agreed to refuse the call for an
extni session, on the gnumd that Gov
Wilson is not the legal executive of the
tate.
Jotteiih Mem lor, a jilted lover of Ash
land, Wis., entered the mom of F, n
lng, III years of age, ami cut her severe
ly altout the fatv and head with a nitor
an-l tht-n cut hi own threat.
Charles Xier. of Scrnnlon. W not
m-tslle in his ftntt last week, and the doc
tor, tailing to bud It. hi. fool whs i.l -i. .-.1
nt-ar a dynamo ol the electric street rail
way company and the iitislle was draw n
out.
Last week five bar of gold and silver
bullion, weighing US Hiund. were
shiitss o San Francisco fntin tlie Pal
isade mini-, m ar Calistoga.
A whale mid its calf were thrown
on tin- beach at Santa Kosa during a
storm last wis k. The mother whale
measured sixtv feet in length.
A shoemaker by the BUM of John
Cramer was murdered Rod hi K),y
thrown in the river by unknown parties,
near Spokane Falls, Tuesday.
James Ib-alv, a NoM county, Cal.,
farmer, DM MOO sutsl by Mr. Rutin r-
lonl lor fKJVn tlamuges for having
caiisetl the death of the hitter's child.
The mayor of I,t Angeles has vacated
the ollicc and given way to his sneeesnor
I under the new citv charier, but lb., im.ll.
tor refuses to let' go, and w ill appeal to
the courts.
Mularkev, the young man who swin
dled MVOTH Portland men hants by means
of forged check n-centy, was arresttil at
San Francisoo Tuestlay wIiili- working the
same game.
A imin answering the description of
Tasctttt is said to have U-en norkimr in
Senator Stanfonl's vineyard, near Vina,
Cal. OAosra left fnmi'Sucramonto mil
San Francisco to arrest him, but the
binl hail tlown.
A large mass-meetim.' was b, 1,1 mt ItaA.
icai i-ike, w. i.,iast week, and resolu
tions were adopted and i-ommittees ap
Itointtsl to notify the Chinese in that vi
cinity to leave.
There are now at the Santa Clara
mines, in lower California, lVK) men,
the majority of whom have a much
knowledge of practical mining asoboo
has of homeopathy.
An early meeting of the Transconti-
kettle to the buck of the riiniri' and cook
slowly until tender enough to have a fork
run into it easily. Take it from the wa
ter and when almost cold cut oil' the rind
and ornament the top with cloves.
All Warm-blooded animals maintain
their host by a slow oombustion within
their Isslies, for which their food is the
fuel. Man supplement this natural sup
ply by kindling a fire iu his house. The
rOWOr animals make no fire ; they have
no fuel but tlieir feed. It is true 'econo
my, therefore, for the owner to husliand
their lUpply of heat by providing shelters
which will protect them from tho cold
winds ami the chilling rains.
To make potato snow, peel and wash
and boil in salted water until tender, one
dozen large potato ; pour off the water
ami lei tbcni stand DDM the buck of the
range for five minutes, then mash fine
and season with one half cup of cream or
sweet milk, one tablespoonful of butter,
ami iH-pper ami salt to suit the taste.
Pass thi potato through a coarse sieve,
or a patent potato masher, and hoap
them lightly into a hot vegetable dish.
For chopped hands take of pure line
rum or glycerine each one part, quincv
seed jellv two Darts: mix. A feu- iirntiij
oi oil of rose or any other perfume may
M added to the bay" rum ln-fore mixing.
When diluted with min water it forms an
excellent dressing for the hair. Thi jelly
is made by addingtwo drachms of quince
seed to two pints of water, boiled down
to one pint, filtered hot and allowed to
cool, r or certain skin diseases a drachm
of Itoraeic acid may lie dissolved in each
ounce of glytvrine MOM mixing.
An oltl sod tloes not rot uuicklv. es
pecially after a dry season ami on heavy
soil. e have often seen the fi
turnod the following spring, after a crop
corn liiwl been grown on it the year lie-
nental assts iatioii i announced and the 1 . "'" ,m ' ,urro wa plainly defined
railway managers will uniKiU- ...-.,.1., t.. I iv. m"1 leaves of the oh sod.
the demands of Pacific Coast 'c tnners i. I . ? 'vantageof this to make their
a ns In, ti,.n ni P,.Ui..- r.;..i.. winter nurroi
ii iii-iiu rates.
cupations with a greater degree of se
curity. At present they fear to go
any where neat- the borders of tho for
ost. The peoplo at present seem dis
inclined, or thoy lack the moans and
courage, to nttack and destroy their
enemy, although considerable rewards
aro offered by the Government for the
destruction of beasts of prey. In 1888
tho reward for killing a royal tiger was
raised to 200 florins. It appears, also,
that the immunity of the tiger is in
part duo to superstition, for it is con
sidered wrong to kill one unless ho at
tacks first or otherwise does Injury.
Moreover, guns ero always very rare
iu this particular district, and sinde
ho rising a few years ago. have been
taken away by tho authorities alto
getherLondon Times.
She Was a Literary Girl.
Mr. Gotham Might I inquire what
you are reading. Miss Loeflard?
Miss Leflnrd (of Chicago) I an not
reading. Mr. Gotham; I am merely
trying to find something in Pope's
worn.
Mr. Gotham What do you wish to
tlnd." lerhaps I can assist you, for
Hatter myself that I am well acquainted
with Popo.
Mi-s Loeflard-Iam trying to find
nis eeioDraieu bull against the comet
unit tno papers refer to so often.-
uraHo s Aluguzine.
0 all I win. tk. . 1,1 "ave
Chine- weaaw ':rl,'' "'at the
Uinc Thi.
only knew
mentation -Caineo MT.
-Broiled Sperertb-Seosoi. 1.
BBMef for ever and servo.
The skeletons renortoil lo have Wn
fomiil chaintsl in the hohl of the Niinken
rets-t rsm Jlerrimac is dcnietl. Itisss-
scrte.1 (ii.it tlit-v
i lau. Spns kles iroposes to erect licet
sugar factories in every community
w hen- oouo acres are devoted to Itoato.
It will take twelve fuehirioa l,.n., .,J
ply Ls Angeles. The towu claims a nits
ulation or 00,000.
Josiah ami EBsil
guilty of nninler in
..in, i, i i iren hi t -if it, x.,..
January, 18, were sentenced to death hv
Quite a Serious Contagion.
Mrs. Malapropos How is your papa
geuing aiong, my dear?
Mis Precise-Oh. he's convalescent
Mrs. Malapropos Mv. oh mv! Hnw
uirmws out of reach of
-ler the burrows. A mouse irTthis haven Tt A
- an run faster than anything can dig to 88 1 rocise-- do you feel, Mrs.
get it out. ; Malapropos?
An evidently shrewd oM L! " MalPro.ro-The doctor say.
that 1 1 insiders I ile of sn.vess on Vh. Z'Z gm lwo Ducltleg on l" and
: noose . - . r" 'o.t
A white man, MfBJld iu premoting
negro migration fntin North Carolina
ws. arrested Thurmlav on the charge 3
enticing hand to break tin ir contract
Willi farmer.
a. . . .
r.anuwiont ha. lwn treated in Kin
Utrt, Ont., over toe actui a voung ihiwiy
.ie peffornuUk-O. ' wb"
Ktisau Ust year sppn.pruted MoJXO
forlhr e.l,i, ,tai of HuMian children it.
ta own territory of Alaska. When Carle
-nt u innaigu with mnsiou kvt
uoo M may pooatWy realise that he
iu iiiihsm it.
QM that they were in the hold ,.f the , hanging Tin- datt- of the exe. uti
nihil States ship CuiiiN-r and w hi, h not tK.sl TI... t .. . .
ie Mt-rriiuac ran tlow n. tion
fth Potts, fount! ' of farmers tlenend niton kwiu
the first degree in eye to the market. The first of any new 40 evi on"s bronieal breeches for my
- tyr ui ai most always command a high oonnewenawny. Drako's Magazine.
price, and soon after, when there is a'
nish for the market, prici-s rapitlly de-1 m. .
chne. Unless one .in he among the The natlVes of HaU
on was
uo euio-
W hitclaw Rood, of the New York
1 rilnine," has lieen nomimitn.1 1- n...
iiiitosier lo
rMstsBssI as
A stmng nfK tion has Uken nlm-a Ml
the killing of old man Sitrague at (la
vantt, last week, by a sheritPs itosw-
learntsi. gtt to show th.it was .ti..h. v .v,...i.i..i .i ...
with, tb., u. u -a i 7 ." ""I'mni ir me r.ngnsh
..,. K'liK on iiininl- IIIISHl.n, llllt tilt- Slllllstrl ,iv..n I. ,1
wudv.nUii.rv .ItKndoii iVi.' u,0,Wit, inight render
rn-.u I hi. retutton with tlu. t'.j..i. '
iifitt iMi it t .MjiiBi, (njern-
A I'onr Woman Entltleil to Kvitv lint
rtttllvitletl Bnpathfi
A koen-oyed, wiry little old
with a determined expression en I
countenance and an
generally, sat directly in front oil
on a Western railroad train, irr:V
correspondent. Wo had just
small, dreary-looking little, tor
Kansas, when tho old ladv tin
around and asked, "Tho next iu
B . ain't UP"
"Yes," I replied.
"I git off there." said the old i
and having begun hor confident1!
continued:
"Yos, I'm going out there 11
with mv duutrhtor Harriot lhat
wo kin git along together."
"Indeed! I said, as she Mb,
expected mo to say something.
"You see, I been staying awhil
in Ohio with my son Hiram, bo!
und his wife novor could git si
this world, never! Aint it ah
extravagant young peoplo are I
days? It wa'n't so when wasyw
"Tho times aro different." I
"That's no excuso for a re
throw-in' nwuv whole luilf-low!
bread, is it ?" sho asked sharplM
when I made no reDlv. she wen!"
"And that's just whntmyson'i
Ellen, did. Then she used aaori
ev'ry morning for clearin' cuff.
anyb -dy lennws that the yelk I
white alono will do. I've often cB
it with tho sholl alone, and l"-'
it without any ogg at all, und it
pizen us."
I still kept silence, for my yM
was with her son's wife, ami
lady persisted with her oomBBW
"Another thing; she takes gotsll
ter, at thirty cents a iwiini 1
soronds it on beefsteak ''' I
cooked. Think of that!
make hor ginger-bread out OH
sugar, ins-.id of all molasses.
good enough for aniMy! "
waste, waste, waste in that law.
expect to see tho whole famlj'
pore-house yit. and I told raj'
wife so ev'ry day I was there.
"What did she say?"
"Not a word. She never
me, but kept right on. So I 1
if Harriet carries on like tl
leave her. too.' Youth's OoM
nrer. it is u-tter to held until prices have anomer. ir this process con-
posoed the cost stage and come liack to a linue9 'oog enough It is bound to result
more normal condition. It is the forcing 'a permanent peace down there
of the market that brin.Fs low nri.s. .-I pkii.ji.i d
m,v- i . ... - - ' , v -, .in, i . uiiflui- 1,11 ni i r.u(.
K ' llirtlt.lt MABAH - . . . V . . I "
rrantv. lie ' , . iuovu a v mm waun stiotllil IK-
rsrssj oi ine retortet! supply and demand.
A nvtvial t-nmntittM i.mi.. .
W congress to lnvsotigate the flH
o dtwng lwodoess m the eie. ut.v, de
pertmrnts, report. tlt in of the de
rt...enu. ,-.rHally those of the pen-'
sioo ami land Imrean. it retinires a. lomi
Mtouror Aro years to settles claim or
,-i i
1 moment were
line by V. 8.
o are wnwight
t-tit'tnent
""d BWoilns; at Ik Heart.
Whenever yon feel an nneastnees in
Ute reoion of the In-art, a aliirht uin in
jne snoultlrr, arm or umter the shtmM, r-
A committee of Berlin ladies re
oontly presented Empress Victoria
Augurta with a white silk apron, on
which the names of the Empress' five
young sons were worked. Th F.
to acknowledging the gift, said
toth -JL " 5! fl?J y001' bort of ' b was honorod by the present,
breath wbt-rt een-iinir. or v.n.r f-'r an annvn ... .1 ' . T
has tvri..l, ,,( N.atlni, (as - v " V""' QMtrtM rZ " symbol of
cut. and
- llSirh Tlr,Ikli!L: -Proa or. aba
warn earn bottle : or. ..fclre-- w SZ
UK, IS. Y. wing
My huobood desires mo Z
ay.toweorsjioprooi
1 tiumety
M
Mrs it looks
Paris in th trmtit annil-cltm
of the world. Every year
pounds are sent to the city
gardens of Burirundv. I'hs
Provence and Poitou. where
specially reared for this
Thoy are not only eater a" a
but also on account of their
nutritious Qualities.
Li HL the nmsent Kin" of "1
belongs to a family which bis I
Corean throne since 1392.
time twenty-nine Kings bare 1
and tbe power of each has bee 1
despotic than that of the Civ
. The royal blood hi
sued in its flowiwr. and IIU I
'o-day has the beat qualitte of
seatera and i. .if the mo
fssivo of Astatic rulers. .4