Hussion Social Lire.
It is naturally to be expected that, in
a land so backward in modern civilira
tinn as Russia, the social lire of the peo
ple should present to tho stranger poiuts
ot novelty ami quaintncts even beyond
what is Ubuallv met with in an unfamil-
iar land. In the primitive there is al
ways soinetbior of the picturesque, and
there is much of the charm of antiquity
in the manners and customs of a nation
whose habits have practically undergone
i . .1 ... - 0
uui time uiougu lor ccmuned.
Although serfdom is abolished in Rus
sia, traces of the old feudal system
which so long prevailed there are still
strongly marked, aud the gulf between
the upper and the lower classes is almost
as wide as ever. Even now the peasant
has virtually no remedy at law against
the noble who wrongs him; for a small
grievence it is hopcleas to proceed
against his superior in rank, while, if
the great men seriously injures a poor
one, the matter can easily be settled by
the former paving a few roubles to the
local magistrate. The result is that the
peasantry often take the law into their
own hands against their oppressors, by
acts of petty and secret malice, such as
rick-but ning, which of late years has be
come terribly prevalent in Kusma.
Nevertheless it cannot be said that
the lower classes of Russia are an un
happy people. The peasantry are in
dustrious and ingenious, and though
their services can no longer be command
ed gratuitously by the landowner-, they
are always ready to work for the rich for
a small consideration. And the Rus
sian peasant can turn his band to many
things. One day he will be at the
plough, the next be is weaving cloth or
cotton, on the morrow he will help to
build a house, and the following day he
wilt be ready to mount the box and
drive four horses with admirable dex
terity, if some great man should need an
extra coachman.
He is generally well fed aad well
dressed, his costume consisting of a red
shirt, fastened round the waist with
a leather belt, a pair of loose trous
ers tucked into boots reaching half wav
up the legs, the whole being covered is
winter wiin a warm overcoat of sheep
skin, worn with the wool inide. His
hair he wears patted at the ton and down
the middle, and cut evenly all round the
neck, to which it descends, though he
generally ties a band round it, to prevent
its filling into his eves when he is at
work. Such is the appearance al?o pre
sented by the itatiehik or zemttick, the
driver or postilion, with whom every
traveller in itossia soon mates acquaint
ance. The iKuiehik is, for the most part,
a gooa-numorea, ugui-nearxea letiow
very civil, ss a rule, opt much given to
over-charging, like all bis race. When,
however, you make vour bargain with
him, he will be well enough tathSed if
he only gets his toueimgrierniL, or eiht
penny-piece, as MtvdLa that is, lraa
money," called by the more genteel class
ol drivers, nteAoi, t. e- tea-niOBev.
though it comes to the same thing in the
end. Yet the crafty fellow will get more
money out of vou if he can. He ad-
a - a
uresses you aaecuoaateiy as oorttiAia or
"little father," and will sometimes in
sinuate that be is an old friend of your
lamuy, ine names ot wtioa lie wilt
prooaoiy nave got lrom your servant,
and, tneretore, yon might give him
trifle extra for the sake of oW times.
Another das of hard bargainers are
tne wandering Tartars one meets with in
most parts of Eastern and Southern Rus
sia. These usually malodorous gentle
men are great dealers in dressing-go ant.
which they are constantly pressing the
traveller 10 ouy, assung eignt or ttn
times as much as the articles are worth
to begin with. They are generally seen
going about with one of their dreasiag
gowns on as a specimen, and with these
aad their rouna skull-caps, ribbed with
red and yellow, they look not un pic
turesque.
But or far the most sightly class of people
to be met with in Russia are the famous
singing gypsies of Moscow. These peo
pie, who ere generally well-to-do. and
are not accustomed to wander about like
others of their race, dress with great
nnery,uut yet witn a natural eve to artist
:c effect. Their songs, which nearlv al
ways consist of an air with a chorus,
and are usually accompanied on the
balalaika, a sort of guitar, are greatly
admired tiy travellers. In fact, it has
been said of them, that if they are not
the best singers in the world there are no
other singers in the world at all like
them; and there is a story current that
tne famous Catalan i was once so delighted
with a certain female jjjpsy vocalist, that
she threw round the shoulders of the
singer a costly shawl which she herself had
lately been presented with by the em
press.
Another peculiar and exclusive order
of people to be met -with in Russia,
though ot a widely different sort, are
those strange patriots known as the Old
ItetigiODists. The Russians are not
much given to chtnge, but these people
a; t
arc o coQsen auTe as uie oioese mem
selves. They dete-t all modern man
ners, insist upon wearing the ld Rus
sian caftan, and never cut their beards,
allowing them to grow to prodigious
length, lrom purely pious motives, be
cause "man is made in the image of
God." But still more singular is their
religious objection to tobacco, tor they
look upon smoking so common in Rus
sia a a sin denounced by Scripture in
the text, "Not that which goeth into the
mouth defileth a man, but that which
cometh out of the mouth, this defileth a
man." One would think they might get
over the difficulty by consuming their
own smoke; but, as a matter of fact, the
Old ReligionL-ts are so particular in this
retpect that there are special traktirt, or
tea-houees, exclusively kept for. them,
and where the fragrant weed" and the
"pipe of peace" are rigidly tabooed,
Tet these queer folks are only a few de
grees more behind the cge than most
other children of the Czar, and probably
several generations will have to elapse
before Russia better deserves to be called
a civilized nation than that Turkey whote
barbarism she denounces and is en
deavoring to make the pretext of a war
of ambition. Home Journal.
AcKoes the island of Xew York, in
1685, a wall of stone and earth, cannon
mounted, was erected to keep oS the
savages. The street was laid along by
Uie wall, and as the street took the line
of the wall, it was properly called Wad
street. It is short, narrow, and archi
tectural, but antique in history, and, ex
cepting Lombard street in London, the
mightiest in the world.
Richako M. Joedas, a stationer in
New York City, Jott between $1 8,000
aad $30,000 at faro in a gambling a
Ioob, at various times, and has brought
rait sot so much to recover the money,
Jrat to punish the gamblers.
"Wickedest Town ia America.
I have seen wicked cities in my time.
I have seen tpreetng at the Etler ki St.
Petersburg, seen follow "make a night
of it," in the Ornbeum in Berlin, seen
ox ii, in tne urpneum in uoriin, seen
me wicKeunessat suni ovgoroeuunng ,eueci ui ine iaoe i moot peculiar: yim
tho September fair, seen the 3Ial-iile seem to see tho high forehead ami noth
packed with depravity when the empiie iag cHo for one re&roa, perhap, be
was at its meridian, but I never expected ; cauo the lower features are pennaaeall v
to hell itself. I sauntered on the ; hidden by the crisp white beard, lie
streets of Cheyenne at midnight. Fifty J advances with a slight stoop, and sVowlv
saloous and a dozen licensed gambling
houses line the principal street, all
thronged and gaily illainiuatcd till the
morning sun puts out the lights.
What makes Cheyenne the wickedest
city in the w orld I
I. Cheyenue is the metropolis where
the rich owners and the buckskin clad
drivers of five million dollars' worth of
cattle rendezvous for a weekly spree.
II. It is the ne-are.t point where the
Black Hillors can sell their gold dust and
nuggets and then gamble and sprre
away the proceeds so as to go bock to the
mines.
III. It is the point to which all the Ia-
dian fighting army officers come a a
place where they can spree away a baa.
dred dolla-s in a night and make uo for
1 . . ' .
urn iime on uie uig uora.
IV. It is the stopping jxMat f.rall the
swell demi-monde from Saa FraBcisoo,St
Louis aad Chicago, Is a word, it is the
American iradise for liconsed driakiag,
ogiuiB?, awoung, cic
aik with me lato oae licensed hove
on the principal street ia Cheysaae at
three o'clock ia Ihemoraiag. The hoe
is a medley. It is the Fansiaa Vanetie
on btxtcentfe street, John 3Iorriey s
Saratoga gamUiag boose, the Arcvle
rooms on Sixth aveaue, aad the Alham-
bra, with its fifty waiter girls, ia Loadoa,
all crowded into oae. lite building is
fifty by one hundred aad thirty feet, aad
two stories high. On the ground fior
is a theatre stage, room for three buadred
cow boys, soldiers, ranchmen aad waiter
girls, and jast out of it are the gambliBg
tables and bar,
known game is
At the tables
everv
played. Amosg the
dealer are several Preach womea dreased
in silks and diamoada. Utter lv devutd
of delicacy they ahaSeand doaithe cards
5 1 Si. - ( i - ., .
miu uaaaie iae caiirs lor rue
aaeansi?.
drinkiDg croad which Utrocs; tke Ublet.
Oa tbe ttage there ia a cotibtaat variety
tbow Rtnng a. Skillfal varielv actK
are exup.oved, ad ifetre tbe Ugbt-repe
walker. tkraoBg aal da sec women ia
tight, the lotr-necked ballaJ-iager, the
clop -dancer, the negro miattei, the
tnoJel artist aad the female bather
come oat ia a coatiaenti atresia from
tea at night till marniag.
Oa the rim door every driaV is ttTeatv
five ceati, aad aboet" thirty Eaglitk,
French and Aaaericaa waiter girl keep
the crowd coastaatlv driakia?. Above
this motley crowd of cotv-bova, ranch-
men, iiiack Hills frefcator. aaiaera aad 1
coMiera t a row of private bexc filled 1
with rich roachmea, ojScer, tooritt, aad
fellows who barr -.ibi iluara watk rJLI .
dtut from the Black Hill,. Tbe-e boxet
i4uiuuic i aca.iv
or thirty waiter girli sepplv the boxe
with champagae, the price of which it i
live dollar. f.r piat bttioa. All dnnk i
in tne boxes are aitj ceata. It is a c-
mon tma? for a nch raschmaa. after
aelling a thaaaaad cattle, to come here
ana pcnd one thootand dollars en a
aprec A colonel in the army, who bad
been fighting up in the Big Horn coun
try, came in tbe other evening and apeot
fl.OOO, and finally left bit watch on the
red, and lost that,to4. The proprietor of
thit gambling and variety satvon is a
Tery generotu man. Everybody likes
him, and he is considered to be a good
citizen in Chejeane. Clergyniee shake
him by the hand, and banker cham
with him like an otd achcolaate. The
profits in the one building are J 1,000 per
uay. i sapKf mere are a dozen boutca
on one block where sraabiinz
goes on I
oar ana nignt witb open d'or
times the marshal aad the policeman take ,
a hand. The Jadce iroes out and baeks
tbe tiger" ahtlc the jery arc agreeing on
a veruict. 1 oa will see cofo&ets in the
armr ataodin be iarirata anUim iH I
tec cow-boys in buckskin dividing the
cnips witn a Ubejeane Indian all in '
tbe most enicrpnsin border town in
America and the wickedest dty in the
world. Er.
s ..rZTZP .. .. ,
A bather seJy-lookisHi iadiTKla.1
came into a Detroit Wi ppiag office the
oa,er day and tt,i arou.d a itii aa aia-.
aim cutccriaua air iw a jew miaaies. '
-p.n.ii. .r .u.. .: i 1 :. i
" u
conctnnag his erraad said, "No, sir, ;
we don t want any lead pencils or the
Life of ChrisC to-dav. Couldn't bay I
them. N'orpxta-kiHcr either; nor shoe-.., . .. .. ,,. , , , .
laces. AWvebooght matches until ,i,ci-ia.e the lace the Mirror of the b.
closet is fall of Via. If we ned totce
pateat oap on our collars it would dis
grace the rest of our coats. And finally.
we don t ever ret our silk hau fixed up.
euse tbem for caahKn."
jueomrrmemutfiw xoe urm ana tue I
wwaa nuictiaiuu uac bUbUICSUCCIf
aad th; caller soemei nonplussed. Bat
he shook himself and gathered his shiny,
threadbare coat a boat liim, and shrugged
his shoulders, and as he opened the dur
to go out he remarked in low, quiet
ti'Sea: "All right; I last called In to
pay you a freight bill that has been run
ning since la.t summer. 111 call again,
perJutp$.r
The door closed softly after him. and a
stillness like that of a Sabbath morn pre-
vaueu me ouice. UHtoii rrce I'nu.
A Stoaxoe Plant. A plant, supposed
to be new, has been found in 2frcaragus,
which, if wbat is SAtd of it be true, is a
great vegetable cunotitv. It has been
named "Phytolacca Electric1 It is
said to porseas very pronounced electro
magnetic properties. The band is senii-
Uly benumbed upon touching Uie shrub.
and tbe magnetic influence is felt at a
distance of eight or ten feet. The mag
netic needle is sensibly psrturbatcd, be
coming mote and more so until it readies
the center of tbe sbrub, when the diiturb
ance b transformed into a very rapid gyra
tory movemtnr. The intensity of the
phenomenon varies with the hours of the
day, and at night is hardly perceptible.
It attains its maximum about S 1. 11. In
stormy weather the energy of tbe action
is augmented. No insects or birds have
been seen on the shrub.
The dcatli.nt fifty-four, lately occurred
to au Englishman, known as the Norfolk
giant, lie was a farmer and often loaded
bis own waxoa iiy carrying lour uu.liels
of wheat under his arm at a time. When
in great haste to get farm-work done he
has been known to harness hiimelf to
one of ins own narrows, ms weigm
was 336 pouuds; height, six feet six In
ches; width, from shoulder to shoulder,
acrois the back, twenty inches. He was
a most amiable man.
Of Missionaries to India, 600 have died
at their post. The present number in that
field is exactly COO, so that ono has come
forward to take up every fallen mantel.
Victor Hujro at Home
An English tourist, describing a visit
to Victor Hugo, says: Presently an old
geutlooian with silvery hair eaters, and
atl rise. It is Victor Hairo. Tha first
i an rio. n is icior lingo. The
moves among his visitors with a tterit
glance, as though he were engaged in the
vain effort to identify them by th names
on their cards. When he doe speak, his
manner ii found to lie perfect. He has
the UBOitenUtious graeiuBea of his
twofold patent of nobility , social aad in
tellectual; for in spite of what the wits
say about the modcraness of bis title ia
the French poerage now long laid aide
the name he boars has bcoa a om,
as the world's estimate goes, for over
three bundled years. He has the leijc
oast smile of his age, the geBlleet and
the complete absence of self-assert i hi of
hi. assured tvnsitioa in the tmldic rr-rd.
, Hi speech i eminently simple ia torw;
j he seems incap14e of aa epi-raw ao
doabt because he has iwt made so maar
S t. t : - F. .
It.. . - -
huBdrois in theother rwom.aad he waaU a
rest. The rnuraiat; croxd dimi, he
goes mi to take.the air. It is rumored
that he likos no way of taViag it ft well
as to jtimp oa aa omailMii, aad to do the
whole Jiwraev ot aad home with the
panorama of the crowded streets before
, his eyes. S mtimtf, bt at very often
joitBotv, he takes the tram for VersailSia
a umiU rial duties iaUst, He mid
the right oe the other rtij whe tttry
"ere etecting a brother ctor. tad ir
: rived five miautes too Uie with a vote
1 that might have saved ki partv from I-
i tiaute defeat by tarawg the tatatolUto
coatet lato a draw. He wa tniued
for it, bat m e by hit triwaptVia:
' eaemies tkaa by his Watoa frtaMli.
("Why Uy tn make mea of l-la-e of
! poetsf cried the Fif&T. -What
the-y he expected to kaow of the wight of
liar They 1hjV at the z diac, : at
(heir watches. It i fair eaxMssh a a hit
i ia oartv wariar!. Utit MtiUtV of tkmi Ii i.
! f aa force whateror ia it isiUcatiB of
I r- . . - .
CaaVHire of tMt over-lT life. At neve
he eater for d.Mtcr. lie iaJay Mta
taal, thit beiag hi fnt how of trae tetl
Ui rrlaxatioa. lie hat fneaxit at tbe
board every day, aad thoir talk stale
the meal the holiJat.tiaae of hi. tpirit.
lie teera to keop opea boote f. ti he
bkai. Go oa what day yo atty at tJtt
hoar, aad thb fiad a parly ttiag
down til table. Tke tallr it m --- v-i-- j
eJ aalad of good thiagt, aoft aad aioaaat.
aa la m. - tl2 a .
M.Huir, ifuhiki, aauc, we awaaa,
aau evoa art, lr Vector ilo-i m ao aaoaa
f-. aa, a aa ft- -"irV Hkr pttlW
t
meat; aaa. tlocc there are aeof ia.Kamd
of Meche. it i aaacb More atet-tiaiav
th-aa ortoiliet. It aiy be lieaedratkor
to a periodica! ttm-roi aaoatiO;. at
n Lu-4t f L mwt. nf mfl. .a..
Uo: i, deieesitxaJ ia ajroce fro. i
w WT. a ic ary io BBOCa pavc
is tbe Hall of AeatMj ia tbe afWoooa
it lo be iooad ia what wat aaid ia ihit !
HtUe tbaiat;-rea 'J airbt beiat. Tbe
host teaia bos more by roatuaof his no-
Misoa at tke board tkaa tite MlMtaaiitl
valoe of hit advice. Tke saetl coea utanow a to toab tiaarr m f at at m
ta'olv a loag one, bat probtbly ao oae of tie jorj wit arucka. itt w
ries fruni the taWe witbutat f-Jia... tv. i ar.et. Tkat e are cwtUy of ao ca
i.TV i . r .. , acreraUve. satbU soatler aui W a4aiua!
tt has been too short. Not a tiarle we- 1 ..r ... . T, ,
does moment hat beoa watted ia raaai
the presence f tbe laJie torriag as a
tandiog scanty agaia.t tkat wr.t evil
of Ufe. LSM? bfor tk Aimr t. .
end, fresh piinms hare b-a to xm-
We, ia the smaller drawing rsaa, f.ir tbe
erooia receptioa, aad the W has M
aakehirt'k ttb ki.alMMt IVt.
SBaket'Ctw.4KitkM.deett. ttbca
the process of tdoatsicatbta 1. cosapsotod
they are invited to eater tbe setaa for- '
nisbed in a lighter tve tbaa tbe otber
apartment, bat tti'l oa tbe saase priaci-
bite from ciiher
ccatisc or wall.
illr-
ror are tUatiitil it it a Fraocfc
and tbe maar colored oraaaseaU of their
eeeUan frame harmoatzc well with tbe i
ririrr IV.tl L. k...l , 11
by the coal invest from the diaisvg-f oota,
aad tbes the scene becotaes oae of srreat '
animation. The atsartasrnt is croaded '
with striking figare, bat tbore cukeao'
etioa a to which i tbe tautt tnkia" 1
fal-tbat biie-kaireJoW tsvaa, al-i, !
.,.,r l . ... T. 7l I
iJLtUr tbe iZTi Z I
irFra h,. cla bTBVaKl !
tl... t ..r 1. .1 : 1
"- " Rteca.
of homare. as is .atmwiaava l Hi.
Wi8? H10Jotv iteeif; be sitapl'y ca-
ws. ..." 1 j
1 r- . - a
tt T at T aaar akaaafaataavaw. 1. f-O
for
oar
wiiefBTer VM3 M. J(
j,m)ef bescattored t.abeasa -.tbej
iM
n.ll . ...
Sock a d total 4-
tioa ailf yield a jast reward, lor itt biav
eff. cts will cosae h-iwe to yii aad brigtitra
ywar momeats of thooght. CeeriMlao
stakes the miad clear, givos tnae to
thoagh', adds grace aad boaaty to the
coBHtetMBCe. Joubeit says "Whoa y.au
give, cive it with joy, milloc. Stailes
are littc thing, ckeap atticiot to be
fraught aith M many MeutBgt ltk to
the giver aad the receiver pteaaat little
ripples to Watch as we stand 00 tbe Wc
ol every day life. They are higher aad
better resjtoosci 'f n.tare to the em-itioa
of the s-al. Let the children have the
benefit of them the little os who
need the sanshineof the heart to educate
tbem, and aould find a level Air their
buoyant natutc ia the cheerful faces of
iboe wIki need them. Let them not lc
kept from the mi Idlc-sged, who need the
encoaragrmeot they briag. Give 3 our
smile alto to the aged; they come to
them like the quiet rain of summer, mak
ing fresh and verdant the loag and weary
path of life. Thfy look fur them from
you, who are rrjuioing ia the fullness of
life. Dr. Holland, in Seribntr's.
Ose of the pretty girls at an evening
reception in Providence, It. I-, last week
wore an antique bracelet, the gift of a
New York gentleman to whom she was
betrothed. It was an beitlom of hia
family, and had been brought from Hol
land, he said, and she said it after him.
A New York lady who happened to he
present said that it looked like her aunt's
liracclct, which had been taken from her
in the lobby of a metropolitan theatre.
The accepted suitor was asktd wlictht-r
the bracelet did not lactose a picture.
"Yea," he said, "that of my sister." "My
rnnt's,'' the lady, "contained Miss
Cary'a picture. The bracelet was opened
there wai Miss Gary's picture.
The Rhode Island Supreme com t has
given a Tcrdlct of $10,000 against the
New York, Boston and Providence IUII
road Company for the lots of a life re
sulting from the Richmond saitch disaster
A Modlcine of M(ny Uses.
A msdlelne which remrdledrpepla,IIv6r
eomplalut, conttliialloo, debility, IntermlU
teol and remittent feter. urinary and titer.
Ine UouMet, depurates ltie blood, counter
acts a tendency to rbeumatttm and gout, and
relieves nervouHe, may be truly said lo
have many ue- Such aa artkle U H-tcl-
ler IHHof, one ol Ihe tuol relUUc altera
the of a dltordcrly to a writ ordered tUte I
w tne yiom ever prejured or sotd. It ba
beenoraatmrtrro( a ceolurr before tae
pubtle, l edrird by many rmluent profr.
m h the hetla art. and Its mcriu have
received repeated rreo;nlttoa la ibe coi.
hisbs ot UiAtz American aad foreign Jour.
tui. ii is ai;uiy esteemed lo every part of
1M eoaatry, and It cxtentlvely ud In
South America. Mexko, the UrltUb tKMtes.
ttoat and the Wett Imllri. If It Increase Is
puUtc favor lo the pt It to be regarded a
a ratable crtlertoa of lit gain la popularity
M eomiag year. It hasludeed a tpicsdtd fat
lire before It
A Notablo Industry.
The lUxmcTCoe or Flivobiso Ex.
tct. Ex CMC or Jamaica Ui.vobk.
Liaox.S.aa. Etc. Tue Eitiblihmc3t
or 1. KiesBK A- Co.
At Ml Frut ttrtl, Saa Franette. It the
etUblubmeat of I'aul Kleger. the daitry
carried en la wblrb, tkvugb uapreteadlog.
It but Um aueleut of bal l beta ibedais
lo couie a grat lJtttlry. Ftve year ago Mr.
lUegr. b h.J beea brought up at a practi
ealrbakt,audwbowala tbedrug buitont
for ay yan. rouccued tbe idea of maau
facturiug tsw II turtn; ExUaett that pre
viously were bmmI cwmuitMily imported. The
aiaouut of Utetc extract ued would hardly
be credited by sue et in the butwet. to
lbl tbefe wa a rood teld for tlu- Mirt..
f tbl gvuUeSMU. r
THE LS4M. aKTlCLXS
Maaufactured br hlea arv Eztraet af I.
..
Itaausa. .l.c. Ctwoamou. Cfovw. Ktur,
wiser AimoMt. straw berry, ttuoberry, !.
Mde.ete, sugar f Lvbhmi aad Trekic
Ktlra kxtrart idJamatra Cteger. Ibeac arc
au tuue eu lie prrtaite usder tbe per
Htoal tuirviMM of Mr. lUeger bMtcN, aad
arc eouiettueaOy of tbe Mtett kiad. bi
bt, wbSca arc ratted TrcMc ExUa, arc
"l wfeowr to xnj ever lairted. ,
Tfcy are Mtsuli ate diaVrcat .vie. ta bot I
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