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PENDLETON, UMjLTILLJL COUNTY, OEEGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1877.
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liumrinitigs.
O aring at the starry heavens,
A I lay upon my bed.
Very many Uiotqjfetf aud fancies
Crowd lhMijjreito uy bead.
Can it be, tM ffcrc looking
Through thTSafwlndow in the kles
Host oT wslted, guardian angels.
Watchhag
Usleg'wes
-nusn, tnyc?
Angels
loving eye r
I'm sleeping.
ich ecm to ay
still and slumber,
ectiUthedayr'
Yes! c,Ufcgiyong those angel,
I scele 1 1 MjSypnc before;
Free from alfepi?aln uucriai;.
Singing pwnwa uermore.
J
Kcstyou, darlings, rest forever.
In your happy home on high
But; if through those starry openings.
You to earth on errands Sr.-
Hover 'round theesfrlhly homestead,
Let u hearyoaraagel wings
Flutfrtng very?ery near us,
VThUpcr of yon heavenly thing.
peat hariu. I dec must il the wouiu
dwell in safety, friend Levering."
IThe Quaker face waa growing very
venous, lie rihiife in t loaereu voice,
and bent toward hit neighbor in & confl-
lentul manner.
"Thee must put hiin out of the way."
"Friend Martin !" the surprise of Paul
was unfeigned.
"Thee raut kill him."
Thccountenaoceof Leveringgrew black
with astonishment.
"Kill him!" be ijtculated.
"If thee doesn't kill him he'll wrtainly
kill thee, one of these dajs, friend Lever
ing. And thee knows what is said about
sif-preset ratios being the first Uw of
nature."
"And get hung!"
"I doo't think they'll hang thee," cool.
ly returned the Quaker. "Thee can go
thv
on his next meeting with Levering;
enemy is dead 1'
"Slain by kindness," answered Paul
Levering, "which you supplied."
"No, thee look it from God'a armory,
wheie all men may equip themselves
without charge, and bcosma invincible,"
replied the Quaker. "And I trust for
thy Mace and safety, thee will never use
aiiT other weapons in fightisg with thy
neighbors. They are sure to kill."--r.
jj. Artkur.
Cookiuir Apples.
The great English physician.
bam, says the Jiural llemt.
The Tark's CrMccnt.
Busty Iron.
Loufellow.
Altbouch seventy year
fellow hxt in his manner little of the sen
timent which pervade his pnem
" iferit uriAIu.'jmui.'' lie dresses ia a
suit of black broaddolh,h long white hair
and na aspect full of gcsul wamth aad
refined humor, is very rnucu oi a nemo-
A Qaarrelsome Neighbor.
"That man will be the death ofmejetJ
said Paul Levering. He looked ywrried
out, not
"Thei
"Yes.
"Wha.
asked t'
Isaac Mi
"BeV
Martin,
don't hs
one of u
him thr
cow, an 4
"That!
Does tbet
thy DcrH
"Xn, f)
fence. I
mine, ani
Yon tiaJ wr wc tha
fctands irithe corner-of my Sot'tdjaiuiri:
. his property!"
"les."
"Two large limbs full of fruit hung
over on his side. You -would hardly be
lieve it, but it is true; I was oat there
just now, and discovered that be had
awed off thore two fine limbs that hung
over on his tide. They lay down rjpn
the ground and bis pigs were eating the
fruit."
"Why is Dick so spiteful to thee, friend
Levering! lie doesn't annoy me. "What
has thee done to him!"
"Nothing of any consequence."
"Thee must have done something. Try
and remember."
"I kn-iw what firt put him out I
kicked an ugly old dog of his once. The
Least, half t!arvcd at home, I suppose,
-was all the time prowling about here, and
f na ched up everything that came in his
when he's dead. I think people will be
more clad than sorrv."
"Do you think I'm no better thin a
murderer; I, Paul Levering, atain my
hands with blood!"
"Who said anythirg a Wat staining thy
bands with blojd!" aid the Quaker,
mildlr.
"Why, you!"
"Thee' mistakes, I never tued the
word blood."
BjsLiiu maat it. -w sag-jested
end LeveriBg. I advised thee to
boot. lest some dv he shall
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quite at his ease. lie spends his wiaters
in Uambndse ana mi summers is his
oo '.tare at Xahant. He rises early, takes
a cemnarativclr ltthl breakfast, asd if
the day is not rainy, ets oat for a walk
which takes up an hour or two. accoru
ing to his inclination. His gait is arm
and heartr, and as he walks he hold
himself perfectly upright. He dors wit
ramble two moraines in the tme direc-
-physician, hyden
llomt, allowed no
other ailments to his patients io the
febrile stages of aulny, erysipelas and
small'pox than could be found in boiled
apples, i uere are a gicat many ways of
using apples fur food and doubtless tame
novel way is jet to be discovered. The
French, whom we are told excel in culin
ary matters, arc said to have three hun
dred and sixty-five ways of cuokins an
tm. UV suouid not a Similar enter. : unwinl anil oneo. and afterward nsssod
I pne be shown in regard to the apple! three times over the viage. the gaxe still
old, Mr. Long-1 An estimable lady of my acioaintacce i remtiniag imocorabte. The eyes are
taako some very palatable dubes and ! snatched oil, if potttble, to be turned
detserta in this way: Apples of uniform straight on aome "lucky" face or precious
ize are selected and simply wiped and ' object. A food mother will send for her
cotcd. This last juration is quickly I child to be near at hand before she takas
-perfonntd by punching them through ( bar firt look at the new moos, and as
the middle wiia an apple corcr; thus re- ; she concludes her prayer she will look
but not its eye
sure sign that the
opera- two would be shortly parted, t avor-
tioa which follows. After dipping them ; ite slates would cover their faces till
in water, they are placed in any dcen ' they could find the voaa and beautiful
paa or baking dish, and sprinkled with
sugar, about a teaspoonful to each apple,
and a tescapfol of water turned on
aroead them. They are then baked with
slow, steady fire till soft, when they
sheeld be removed from the baking pans
ftr cooling and the table. When servad
with cream, this is a dia fit lor a queen.
The Crescent is not a chance repreten-1 If no difficulty, as yet unforeseen, bars
Utitm or symbol of the Mohammedan the way, Mr. lUrlT plan for renderfrg
faith; the new moon is inseparably con- iron impenetrable by rutt promises to be
netted in the Mussulman mind with spe- of the highest practical importance,
cial acts of devotioa; its appearance is Iron is J J J far tbe.mos useful of Detail,
watched for with eager expectascy.andthe but it has an unfortunate propensity,
moment the eye lights on the slight thread when exposed to water or muut air, fur
of silver in the weitern twilight it re- attracting oxygen, and this oxygen eiU
mains fixed there whilst prayers of thanks- into it aubitance, and forms the familiar
iririn? and praise are offered, the hand compound known as nut. The conse-
being held up by the face, the palms I quence is that iron, when exposed to the
Belinda' MLriion.
44 Well !" cries aa Irreverent garni from
the curbtone, "here's a hat goia' away
with a lady."
I look, and behold! 3114 B-Kada in
the latest coaching tiglt. There is rather
more hat and feather than lady; at Ieat
one gains the impression that the hat is
the more important of the two. It is
not so ranch that Belinda wears a fine hat,
as that a fine hat is exhibiting itself oa
Belinda. And -when I think Belinda
t A. . . i aw. a . -i a-u. r, m
air, ciecullr in su aamp a cumaie aai", j i " "
our, ha to 'be cotted with paint, w- dividual with characteristic, I find ray-
niib. or tin. Bat even this costing aoes I cu simpty renewg ner cus.oiucd.
v-v tsktia laaj tu1 SfMt llltTI all I ItT I . . 1 1 1-- .k . . i I
' f -" i ;,,;. generally .jk-hi ,'" BMiviag tfce stem.seeUs and lgher part, into it eyes and kiss it,
tliT-ti.lr ftr ltiM Mn mhtt linn In iomelt i 1 r 1 . . . . . i . J ...
' - T , i .t i 'y31 nasaa"ein Uli making an opening tur me Intro-1 nus: that would oca
"."" . . - i na CDOOsCS io cset rise il vi nunk- out I .tnrtina al anr in tlm eo-iklai
not afford entire protection; the slight
est dsw in the armor lets in the enemy,
oxygen, who often does his work all the
more surely because concealed irom
view. A vessel made of iron, and coated
rlth some other substance, mar look
sound to the eye, and yet be a mere nan
She his a black velvet, a silk of two
bines, a garnet rrp, and a gray merino.
I recall her cashmere shawl, her em
broidered dolmaa, her aacque but what
does not Bsltnda possess that may be
worn! She passes before my misd's eye
hratt'tae-siirt -which Madame La Mode
of crumbling'rust. Mr. Buff's remedy permit, trimmed with all the trimsiiflgs
for this state of thiags seem to be after
the doctrine of the hacueopathitts, that
like i eaml bv like. If a small drzree
of moisture cfiects iron with two distinct
Everv dav or two be call oa
ers, Welch, uigeiow a je at iae c ni
versitv l'rcs, aad recetvea or return
proof of his works, if be has aaytbiBg
i. irw vhirh i mo.tlr tbe cue. HeL.r .t .nnl. nr th-r tn
ittiBg m order, X should like to ltBJiM matter carefelly after it is la L norcelaia kettle, with ut eaooirh mo-
priacesi, aad then, as they looked la to
her eye, would mskc their apology, which I ipecsci of oxide or rut, what wilt expos-
was sure u te accepted, i was la request i ere to a very excessive degree oi nom
for th same perpote, aad use room I ia-1 are do! WelL it appears thst if iroa is
habited ta the heart of Sum bo a I was be- placed ia a hot chamber, and exposed to
sieged at the new mooa by thox who the action of superheated steam, a new
held the sapentitioa that it'was unlccky kiad of oxide, called the magnetic, or
to see it Urovgb glass, aad who socked I black oxide, farms oa its surface. Jot
only does this beaevolest species of
MirV ra.t nrcwtn TmnetTiit? SST farther
the frait, and the cooking making tender looked into a narrow court, and could I into the metal, but it forms aa imperri
the skin. It is a substitute fur straw- cot be seea from the street-. I could I oesrostlac against all other iafloeaees;
brrte. i&cre is aaouier very gooa way i not Sad it in my bean ta rebus these I aad articles thus prepared have beea ex
tion, bit vanes hi route daily. 1 Every part of tht apple caa be eaten, the to my three window bccau they had no
bis prist-1 ,aar having neutralized the acidities .3 ; kaSes, aad could be throwa up i for they
But tfuxt Is cot the woman-
What does the do 1 What is she load of!
Ma-Ic! I remember her ia a fioCer over
aa opera no, it -was not the jra, bat
the dress of lilac silk aad the saaV
down bordered cloak that she ictesded
to wear; asd wbca. she retcrced, she
could cot remember what she had heard
without reference to the bill; bet the
prima doaaa's dieu tiat she bad by
heart, aad told as even how the Coasces
were edged.
Xj, xsatic is cot her forte. Perhaps
she like study. I once saw her poariag
over a large volume for hears- it was a
fuhioa maazice. She must be domes-
smaaded Lcveriair.
ire more wavs thaa oae to kill
"said the Qsaker. "I've kilted
y in my time, aad no stain of
X-c fead ea asy garment. My
ting ttiit is tc KLite tlm
viM neighbor Hardy with kind-
.theell bare no more trouble
'
b light gieametl over Mr. Lev
re, as if a clued bad passed,
toy to kill people."
scjest way to kill enemies, as
theetl fiadhif thee il only try."
"Let me J see. How shall we go about
itP said Paul Leverine. taken at once
with the idea.
"If thee has the will, friead Leverieg.
it will aot be leag before thee finds the
way."
And so it proved. Not two hours af
terward, a 31r. Levering was driving
iaro the village, be found Dick Hardy
with a stalled cart-lead of tae. He
print, aad generally swbaits his proof to 1 1 md water ta picveat their bamiag
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Jonn uwens, nis lorsier pwnHr aau
friead. Litllc if aay of Ms poetry as
pablibed i written oa the per of the
momeat. Th Diviae Tragedy" is said
to bate beea rewritten alter it was near
ly all ia type. Daring late years he has
oa, till cooked through, and then transfer
them to the oven with all the liquid re
siduum, to dry Drown, mis gives a
baked ipplc, half jelbed, dehaees m
vr that aay one can love. ;
Swrct pickles, by some caaitdcrcd
obtaiacd a scaiaeat avmber, aodiag a
few new- ones to them aad issvtcg thea
ia book form. He bnars fats "cewr" to
the erSce ef the Ualvcruty Iress, which
is onlv half a mile or a from his own
residence, written in lead-poncsl. ia
small back hand, very much like the ar
erace newspaper maa'a style of hand
writing, clear and mostly free from M
ter.HMsaiiocs and erasere. ii maga
xiae poems are always revised and cor
reeled, or at least altered more or let,
before their pvMicaiioc ia book-form, so
that the reader rarely encounter oae in
exactly the same sbse as in the period
was whippiag his horse aad s weanngai JCij .r. Los-fdiow it sot a frent
him pa.ioaateiy, obi io no purpose luc I dicer oat. a.'tbovch he has srobaMy
cart wheels were buried faslf way to the it, ftr ,. rtm ,ve t-ict board
T. rleJds aad urs el Ms
axle in ctiffmnd, aad defied the strength
of one horse to move them. Oa seeing
Mr. Levering, Dick slopped pulling and
swearing, aud getting oa the cart, com
menced pitching the bees off oa the
side of the road.
"Hld oa abrt, friend Hardy," said
Levering, in a pleataat voice, as be dis
mounted nndunbhcbed his bone. But
J - 1 ... . I rtiKl- r.i.njfwl BAf fu hMr. mil Lpnt on I JnhAtit
iy, and gave him a tremendous kick that I J " l ,:, " , " " ' ' '"
Aeat him bowlin2 through the tc Uo- iK " 4"c, ""' , -,; V . Hiai
fortunately, as it turned out, the dog
master happened to be passing along the
road. The way he swure at me was
dreadful. I never saw a more vindictive
face. The next morning a tplecdid New
foundland, that I had raised frm a pup,
met me surrennz at the door, with hi
tail cut off. I don t know when
felt so badly. Poor fellow! his pitcou
beea ia the hsbit of publishing his po-1 apcoor to the old fathioacd apple-tacce,
ems ia the magazine, aad after haviagl w msds by partly biking weet apple
aad thea satcrating them ia a pickle ef
vinegar, sugar and spices. This Is easier
tbac apple saace, which osst be
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smethered in botlcd Oder.
Hots Os. Bots. Held en to year
tongue when yoa are just ready to swear.
lie, or speak harshly, or cse aa improper
word.
Hold ea te veor hand when yoa are
aboet te pnaeh, strike, scratch, steal, er
4? any improper act. ,
Ilotd ea te year Iot wnea yea are es
the point ef kicking, ruaaisg off frost
stody, er parutag the path ef error. ,
shame crime.
Held &o te yoer temper whea yea are
angry, excited er imped epos, er ethers
are angry with yea.
ilotd en to veer heart woea evtl asso
ciates seek yenr cempaay aad invite yea
to join in their mirta, games aad rev
elry.
Hold es te year gnod came at all
times, for it is of mere value thaa gold,
high places, er fashieaable attire.
Hold es te train, tar it win rre yea
wett, aad do yoa throagbout eternity.
Held oa te rlnae it t above all price
to yea ia all times aad places.
Hold oa to yoar good character, tor u
is aad will ever be year best wealth.
jr girls, whiUt I smiled at their super posed oat of doors for weeki, this win- tic I know 1 uioa-t so once; Datisas
sUtieus ebserraaees ; aad I gave perm is- Jcr, without a particle of rust appearing becaase ibewdj herself a eootaag-
siea to rclav alter retsy el taose bo I oa them. If careful experiments saowi t - LPT"
..v.i !..(.( ,i.u.ivx .I.l.. : r. i ..;n ;n I She net it ob aad went into tLe kitchei
rix.ia.1 .rJ Utk tnUht fun (knMfl ... .tn..i;ir t.r tMi nnv-M tr nu I aad taw the cook maxe a poaoj
into my face. "Who caa bring us Utter will be greatly' iacreased, as for several id it was not becoming, aad never pot
lV tt " tL,r icol.i .r -rn I . 4. lt t.V. t. nt.M f nnfo It OQ SgUl r CO. COt OOQeStlC Uewevef,
w bh good to every ese, asd yea are cot bot'Jymetals. Grapkic I rJ ael" I0?1 oaveexcclleat beara.
chen.
aad
a slave," CVrsAtC
Cbaraeter.
Ere't Tomb.
The Arabs claim that Eve's tomb is at
I Jtddah, the seap-jrt of Mecca. The tem
ple with a palm growing oat et its cen
ter is supjosed to mark the place where
Eve's bead rests, aad a domed mesqae Is
believed to be exactly over her tomb.
of James T. Fields aad ethers
more latimate frieeds, whe faae tleelrt
lea returned this compliment. His
health is very fine, and he has never beea
better thaa during the preeat seasea.
He is at prefect engaged
entitled "Poems of Places.
requires considerable
sorting oet et etd poesis asa
aad the Ict rarely nas a
cow-a-days. The first
Among the happsett aad proudest pes
seasiecs of a man is his character. It is
his wealth it is a raak ef itself. It usu
ally procure him the boner, aad rarely
the jealousies ef fame. Like most treas-
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stanea thaa b v onrlT .iaracter is a According to the Arab, the lady aeasored
,ou - . d Edging bv the dimeniioni of her tomb, - '
The wue man, therefore, despuo net the h I becoming.'
opimeaofthewerW-he estimates tt.t h , Arabs, hew- Oh, Beliada Is sooa to be married I
its full valoe-hede. net wantonly jeep- ev bad Ltes ofdUtuxe, Acyleader coafideaces! Well, ah- is to
ardlze has treaare ef a good name. He hJ hcmr 0fTS?be married ia white corded tilt embroU-
do i rash from raaity, atoae, againit --.T- Ured. aad sh. has a set of Pearls, and
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some pai ucc, uu t iou e'J
beea chosen for her traveliag-dreas, aad
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1 to be eat stop: .poat toe orsae-
capadied; but I must cocfeas she said:
"And 111 have to go into deepsosraiag.
She's devoef. I've heard cer de
clare sheaever rnieJ going to church
ca Easter Sunday b-H cc Bst when
wakthat! Oh, when her cew bosses
failed to case home ia rise! Asd she
says she would love te be a Sister of
Charity. Did she aay why! I'm afraid
she did. "Thi white acrsiag cap are i
ing and
on a series
Thi work
reading, note-tak-
Childkex Ftrr. Lifelong dtscoo-
and dvn"t give yosrself all that trouble," J three volumes, mating to Seotlaad,
added Mr. Levering, speakisg in a louder I France and Italy, have already beea pub-
voice, but in kind aad cheerful tones. I Its feed, and the printers are now at work
"Two borcs are belter than ene. Willi oa "Spain." The manner in which copy
Charlie's help well soon have the wheels I a fursisbed is as follows Whea the
on solid ground aga:n." I printers are eat the poet seadi "up a boy J fort U(j udjea writes a medical
Trii.n.in u,.- uti.t -wt mmnt I with a wheel-barrow or oiner veorac I r. . .kiUw itFMfA ikn
l Uni uumiBiwimwi. " " " -, I ... . ... I WU, ISiUC fc V VUIWIWM w .-.
I have Dick's hand. Ml sluioU nerrcico by bis I lauea wiui iwks cosuisieg wiuca i intteotioo or carelessness of the mothcra
side. "There," said Levering, as he put a warns so laouuc ia ui wiwi..b, i OT ECrfCJ. A child should never be al
looks haunt me now; I had no prowf bu horse in fmnt of Uick ana maae trie i wiia a irjrjcsw j . IaXcj So t0 cold icet; toe
ugaitst Dick, but have never doubted as traces last. "Oae pall aad the tiling is p-cm it poems. oiiuh, y thlDg the Iat attended to is to see
u, hia .pencx in the matter. In m v mief d .ac" Before Dick could get dowa the milter ladicated, aad the books are thtt tbe r. w drT Uij mim. Neglect
and indignation I shot the dog and o Dt
him out of sight." -
"Tbte was busty in that, friead Lever
ing," said the Quaker.
"Perhaps I was, though I have never
regTctted the act. I met Dick a few days
afterwards.
his face I accepted as aa acknowledgement
of his mean and cruel revenge. Within
from the cart it was ost of the mud-bole.
aad without saving a word more, Lever-
ta? on fastened bis horse from the front
of Dick's animal and hitching up again
ode oa.
On the next day Mr. Levering sax
dangerous
seat back to the residence of their owa-1 ef thl has often resulted la
er. The poet is said to be anxious that ,fm,i- 0r rman. dltAiheria. or fatal
sere throat. Always on coming from
school, on catering the house from a visit
or errasd in rainy, mcdJy, or damp
the received sentiments ef ether , he does
oothatard
combatants.
respects the beast
What is the caxace asd the life ef char
acter! IViaripie. Integrity, independ
ence: er, as ene ef the great eld writers
hath It. 4Tfcat inured loyalty unto vir
tue, which caa serve witaeet a livery."
These are qualities that haag set Bpoc
aay mas breala. Tncy mast be termed
within ourselves; they must make oar
selves iadissotabU and iadettructible as
thesocl! If oeascioasef these poues
lions, we trust tranquilly te time asd oc
casion to reader tfeera kseaa, we may
ret asiared that ear character, sooner
er later, will establish itself. We cannot
more defeat ear own object thaa by a
rcsdeos aad fevered anxiety as to what
the world will say ef us. There is a
moral hoaesty la a dee regard for char
acter which will cut shape itself to the
humors of a crowd. And this, if beaett,
is ao less wise. For the crowd sever long
esteems the: who flatter it at their ewe
expeax. He who has the suppleness of
the demagogue win ore to cempiaia
of the fickleness of the mob.
bis books may appear ia as aeat aad
tractive a shape as pmsible, aad the dia
mond edition was only allowed because
the exigeaci of book-making required
beiog so far oat of
ti, r I TieV ITardv in the act of ktrenctheniDr I It, the costlier books
JV i:iu VI oaii'ievisuii we 1 j r " I . -
,.,.r 1- .ininftniffoce through which Lrv-1 the reach of a vast class of leaders that
; lj sen b.bbu OL.nvuu en iii:buuss s ry .
ering's cattle bad broken oacc or twice, 10 get at them it was necessary to issue
a week from that time oae of my cows
had a horn knocked off."
"What did thee doi"
, "I went to Dick Hardy, and gave him
at piece of my mind."
"That is, thee scolded and called him
Jiard names, and threatened."
""es jutt so, friend Martin."
"Did any good come of it!"
"About as much good as though I bad
srimtled to tbe wind."
"How has it been since!'1
Nu change for the better; it growr,
if anything, worse and worse. Dick
never gets weary of annoying me."
"Has tbee ever tried tbe law with him,
inend Levering! Tbe law should pro
tect thee,"
"O, yes, I've tried the law. Once
raa his heavy wagon ngainst my carriage
purposely, aud upel me in the road. I
made a narrow, escape wjtb my life. The
carriage was so badly broken thaf it cost
me fifty dollars for repairs. A neighbor
thus removing temptation, and saving
the cattle from beiog beaten aad set on
by dog.
"Tbee s given mm a baa wound, intnu
Levering," said the Quaker, oa getting
information of the two incidents just
mentioned, "and it -will be thy own fault
if thee does cot kill him."
Not long afterward, in the face of aa
approaching . storm, and while
an edition within their means.
Tue labor riot, "extending from the
lakes to the Ohio, aad from the Atlantic
to the Missifsippi," greatly surprised the
Earopean outlookers, aad their com
meats ate maay clorcd,depeadicg upon
kind of spectacle tli-y use. ine
weather, the child shoald remove lU
shoes, and the mother shoald herself as
certain whether the stockiagt are ia the
least damp. If they are, they shoald be
taken off. the ftct held before the fire.
aad rubbed with the haads till perfectly
drv, aad another pair of stockings, aad
another rtair of shoes put oa. The re
serve shoes aad stockiags shoald be kept
ready for ose on a minute's notice.
the kind of suectaele Ih-v ase.
Pofli.h and Germans for the moat nart I Breatiikg. If our breathing is im
j- , I regard it as a temporary outhart which I perfect, all the functions of the body aad
ll.rdy was berrying to get ia some clover m"J. ?re . npeasatioa 1
A .J ,e . lesreful and butiBelike masi
HI' 1r,:TD t. and in new precauU-ns. Tbe French mo.t as guod a tes't as the pulse Itself of
legitimists and Imperialists are using it I tbe general state of tbe ytem, puysicai
eflpetivi-lT in the txilitical camDaiens I and meataL Oae of the commonest
against' the republicans. They affirm faults ia the use of the lungs Is tbe habit
that "It is the natural tendency for He-1 of breathing, as it were, from their sur
mall shrubs and aloe plant straggle
for exlttcace among the gravesttrcea, and
dose to the darned mosque is a tree grow
ing; ever some great maa'a grave, which
is arrtmded by railings. Tsere are
eaanv In-rndi aad saDerstitiecs coscera-
tag this celebrated place, bat I had net I words will be:
time te collect aay that wosld be worth
relating. It is viiited by eomerees pil
grims. Uscaiceevs, 01 coarse, is in
great request by the well-dressed Arabs,
as well as the ragged. Jiddah is a dean,
fiec looking town at a distance; bet oa
a nearer approach the illusion will be
dispelled, aad maay aromas (not of am
bergris or borseu saauu-wouuj, power
ful as a sosp factory, assail the aese.
This gets worse as oce lands, bat
there is so time to wte thinking of
such a trice, for a sharp watch has to be
kept on the mingy, opihaimic dogs
who amuse themtclvca by barking and
mapping at the leg of aay one who
makes use ef soap aad water. At eight
room! Oh! she never meaGoead kin.
Yt e cannot separate r4 tinea trata cer
dothes, erea ea the most solemn occa
sloes. I am afraid that strtet-boy
was right. Dress, if no: a hat, it "going
awa v with a wecaa." Probably Ler last
'Asd Kfelv. -rive this cheek a HtUe red.
Ose woold a: sore be frightful whea one's
dead.-
Mr. Evans at Wort.
The hear was o earing tea r. sc. -whea
Mr. Evarts, or erudite stcreiary of State,
seated himtclf ia his bed-chamber to
coaatrcct a single secteace which he pro
posed iaeerpJraticg ia a forthcoaisg
speech. He bad devoted aa hocr to the
work whea Mrs. Evarts raised her head
frosi her pillow, shaded her eyes with
her hand, and thrill y scng out: "Wil
liam! are voa never coming to bed
faming off dog.
RitHNC x Cawo. It is aot hard to
ride a camel (a witty writer sajs), but the
nroceaa has some sweet surprises for the
novice. The camel lies upon the grocad I Ttxoxu. ox SroxTaXDOCs Gc5EB.i
with his legs shut up uader like a jack- rios. The closing words of PnI.Tyn
knife. Yoa set yourself in the broad d all's recent lecture oa the prigia of
saddle aad cross your leg in freat of the Life, before the Itayal Institution in
pommel. Before yoa are ready some- London, were import t. He said 1 ;
thing like a private earthquake begins "This discourse is but a summiog up
uader yoa. The camel raises his hind- 0f eJjjht months of incessant labjr.
quartan suddenly aad throws yoa for- From the beginning to the end of the ia
ward upon his neck, and before yoa re- aairv there is not, as vou have seen, a
a ' . in
The Secrctarr. -without lifuag his eyes
from his M&. sharp! v responded: "is it
it is necessary for Europeans to carry a I absolctely imperative, my dear, that the
light aad a" good stick, a well-planted J brief secteace, upon which I am now ea-
blow from the latter uotsg weauers ia 1 gaged, the catcre of wcica is a xzxuez ot
ing. who taw irom oae 01 nis iieius toe
incident, and understood whatits Iqsj
might occasion, hitched up his own
wagon and seat it over to Dick's atsiit-
"'tsi YrlVr rdin fr?m t pVbiics toruaintoaaard.y.andtopcri,h face-not bringing sufficiently into pi.,
, AyVTal bythdrownweakne.; ft i, impo'ssible the costal anU abdominal muscles By
hc .r".0,l,D:lC-,i:l.r:! for a government to be strong that is watching the domestic aaimal-a horse
the offer, tboui'b it went sgaintt the
grain to accept a favor frotn the raaa be
bad hated for years, and injured in so
many ways.
On the followiog morning Mr. Lever-
aw the whole, thinir and said -it wa I inir had a visit from Dick Hardy. It was
plainly intehaea by Dick. Sj I sent him raining fast. "I've come," said Dick,
the carnage-maker
into a towering passion.
ened him with
laughed in raj face
the time baa come
I sued him, relying
my neighbor. He
and so worked his testimony that thei "I should be wry sorry,
iurv saw onlv an accident instead of a i Paul Levering, ditcrilv. "if I couldn't
- - r. 1 . . 1 . it 1 I . J . . : i.i ! .1. .... .
purpose IO injure. ah uui uim uuuj uu a ucuwiij win viwuui (j.
based on universal snllrage. The legisla or cow, for instance we may learn a
tir lrt.Mif thi ITnitml States are no- lesson in breathing. We perceive that
torioasly corrupt; legiilation is bought there is very little cmotioa near the fore
and iu.ld. and uoerior Iatellh.'oace Is I extremities, but tbe breatu is impeiicu
mnn. . mi.t-t nfnmw-Hf.ii.in thin of I from the flanks. So should we have the
nrfrfrirA anil ninrafflCQt. Krerrl min actioQ frum the w&ltt Anj form
lett. therefore, which con-
. . . I t 1 I- I IZa -" LA4VAi u ua a - - V
s bill, at which he got stammering ana comuseo, anu sooamg f , . ,, ,fcbHcralf ,trainl tbc base of the lungs docs harm.
. Then I threat- down on the ground instead 01 into air. e
a prosecution, and he Lcvenngs face, to pay you ior uic use 01- ,77 ,., . ..
malignanUy.. I felt your te.m J- rr p.
to act decisively, aad isuouiu nave josih if you oaua i seni . . - , . ,. . m -nnt,,. r, 1 ""r ' v. .
on the evidence of your wagon, riU it is only right I should ,1 .IC1-W " c". 1? Jr"????
was afraid of Dick, pay you for the use of it." wiui wgx, wia
answered I " ' ur, aau w uu uiuuawi uiui juui uuu
You
-wag worse than ever. He took an evil
delight in annoying and injuring me. I
am satisfied that in more than one in
stance he left gaps in bis feuccs in order
to entice mv cattle into his fields that he
inifhttethisdoirson them, and hurt them
iith sbmes. It is more than a child of
are quite welcome, friend Hardy, to the
wagon. I am more than paid in know
ing thai you saved that nice field of
clover. How much did you get!"
A watch differs from a clock in it
harinrr . rlbrtlnir wheel instead O a
vibratinir nendulum. aod: as ia a clock,
gravity Fs always pulling the pendulum
down to tbe bottom of its arc, wuicn 1
iU natural pUce of ret, but does not fix
"About three toes. But, Mr. Levering, I jt there, because the momentum acquired ( Damp a dotb aod dip in sod
I must" daring its fall from one side carries it up I the ware briskly, after which
is full, having the rhubarb aad sugar oa
top. Pour ia half a tescup of water,
cover with a plate, and bake half aa
hour. Eat it warm, not hot.
CiXAMNa TixwAnc The best thing
for deaning tinware is common soda.
soda, and rub
drv
.inrtnrr ita fall from one aide carries it up the ware briskly, alter wuicn wipe
"Not a word, if you don't want to of-1 , ,. i.-uht on th other: so in a I Anv blackened or dirty ware can be made
mine dares to cross his premise. Unly iena me," wierrupiea Kvering. "I trust atcb. the ipriog surrounding tbc axis to look as well as new.
last week be tried to put his dog on my mere wn 1 a man arounu iicra mat 0f thcbalance wheel Is always polling it Web PuDDtsaQuarter of a pound of
little Florence, who had strayed into one wouldot do as much for a neighbor In towards a middle position of rest, but flour .quaturof a pousd buUcr, quarter
f bis fields after buttercups. Tbe dog time 01 ncca. nun, it you feel ember- doci nol fix jt tucrc, becauac the lnomcn- uf a pounj 0f 60r, lwo egg, rind of a
a. . . a .a... 1 ) l I w ran nnn'l- miH a aland en w I . 1 .11 . - . " 1 .til
was less cruel tnaa uic masicr or ..- J"- - "j turn carries it as lar rounu oa uic uuicriicmon: beat tor twenty mluutes, nan nil
... . a at. 21 Ha.1.rae a e me tea wwl wwilljl I ... .
-would have been torn Dy 111s iccui, in- """m r-J i1 . . , side.
iA - iu,tn ,. frirfiiipnpd bv his I Dick Hardy raised bis eyes slowly, and
bark." I looking in a strange wondering way at "Did you see that mule shed a tear over
Ifl-rd rt imlr friend Levering. x. Lvenng, saiu: "ouan we not be that little iracasf' asked a traveler 01 so
OurneighborHardysecmspossessedofan friends!" Mr. Levering reached out his old trail man. "I don't
vil spirit." band. Hardy graied it with a quick, in, stranger." "Why, be
"The spirit of tbe devil." was aniwercd short grip, and then, as if to hide hi the mu!frr-Hon't you
with feeling I seeiuiga ui "isi m
"He's thy enemy, assuredly ; and if thee dropped it, aad went off hastily, tl
-does not get rid of him be will do thee "Tbee 'i killed him !" said the Quaker, a
"I don't quite take you
threw lilt nder
you seer The old
trail man silently drew bis rcvolvtr, and
tbe traveler haiteaed to disappear behind
tent.
teacups, and bake for twenty minutes.
White CakeV Oae poaad of flour,
one pound of sugar, one pound or but
ter, one pint of whites of eggs. Flavor
with almond.
Pickled ORArcs. Fill jars with
bunches of nice ripe grapes, and cover
with sugar and vinegar two cops to each
quart, Seal tlguliy
co moment to too, shoald be b roc gat to
a conclusion while my miad is ia sym
pathy with the subject. It shall detain
me cot longer thaa a miacte or two."
Whea the clock struck twelve a aight
capped head agtia called : "Do come to
bed, Mr. E!, it is getting -very lab:."
"The sentence Is aearicg completion,"
returned the New York statesman, "and
it shall not monopolize my time another
minute." It was half-past two whea.
Mrs. Evarts again awoke, aad seeing her
husband still writing rapidly, she im
patiently cried : "Hubani, do come ta
bed I Or are yoa going to sit up all
night!" Mr. Evarts dropped his pea,
kicked off his slippers, aad testily re-
poataaeous genera- Riehixa Uraat Whim's "Every-
that I wish to limit j EagiL.h- "O, yes, IU come right
in relauoa to life, ppo,' f caa get up a coaple
abject ought to be . K,foShrakfait and finiah this
make him change his gait. He is ooth- well known. Bat possibility is one walcacej- ia leas lhaa fifteen xaia-
lag loth to do it, aad at oacestart into a I thing aad proof is another; aoa wnea ia I ulcJ 5ccrttir cf Sute M1S ja bed,
high trot, which tends yoa a foot lato the oar day I seek for experimental evideace I ,t.5-. f,, .-,.1 ;ar thiain
" aa- - - I taSMUsawaa w " J f t
air at every step, bobs yoa irom siuctoi0f the traasformatioa oi m noa-iivingi
side, driTcs yoar backbone into jour I into the living, I am led inexorably 10
...1 . . . ......... rt I nn. tMfh I . k T...Tn .n.. nA niri ff1nf T" -
r.r,i.i .T.n-i. mm Tnn hTiHinnh i.i. ..i w tn th. l..Krt a in the! A N ew Tiitct Two promising yoatcs,
of it yoa pall up and humbly Inquire highest of organized creatures, the meth- noe wai ior approai P'J
what u the heathen method of riding aiod of nature is that life suati oe me issue
c-iver froovthal he straightcas his knees
and gives yoa a jerk over his tall, aad
while yoa are cot at all certain of what
has happened be begins to move at that
dislocated walk which set you iato a see
saw motion, a waving backward aad for-
ard ia the capaciuus saddle. Not ad-
miring this movement, yoa courageously
lash the beau with your koorbaih to
ahadow of evidence ia favoc of sponta
neous generation. There If, oa the con
trary, overwhelming evideace against
it; but do cot carry away with yoa the
notion, sometimes erroneously ascribed
to me, that I deem spontaneous genera
Uoa 'impoasiblc, or
the cower of matter
My Ticws oa this subject ought to be
well kuowa. Bat possibility is one
and snoring ia five laagvssge.
dromedary, fully convinced by this time 1 0f antecedent life."
that Christians do not know every thing.
Ax Old Danish
years ago, ia the mud of n little river oa
Tub Rcmiax "Lariat"
r . a
f 1V W W BTHniT I . . a . .
- j . f-,,,tf. or the itusslaa cavairy. 0011 .... .u. ....- r .k
wmv .. . llllfllrL W 111 If? LUC ULCir. UViw '
1 1 ,wm will i-Avinr fnr t h I v . a .
the French coa.,, there was discovced, '"r ZTW
O" r- , i a none uuuuzu ' ' .- -
ttmporary retirement from society, at the
government's expease, hlf oa aa artful
I scheme of robbery which deserves mea-
. . ' nU.ld kill. v. . "
lor the
accompanies, them, r-rery
"lariat "or rope, aad is trained to help
ItUSSlaa I nnhl raih out to
mounted soldier ia provided with a stout . L . J. mjhierxj us marksman.
in excellent ptccrration. a veael really
con true ted lor war or at least for piracy
iuuui wwe umuauuu u.. v. wfc Ul.ri.t"npmw. asil ia trainMl to helo I . . ..r . . , u 11. .V.
long, . 4" V mean war, oa more thaa oce occasion v .y, limbics. As a rule, the
"nake"tobc,.ndvcrylo,w ith but RussUns brought 21 pounders iato ?!??X.r Some of
the field ia this manner, with as many as . - iaowed enough genius to
aad theolidity of WW j-rf. ks"? SSSSi i&'fSSSS. TKi
"!3 Lff I- 18U, whla Napoleon beat the iC- Smepair of now boots, &
.uuB, uM, -v.. ,ians near Pans, in a heavy rain siorw, nn Verr much ddariidated.
. o" i i .ii v:. ... i s . . . .
ucncrai wsicu oacaca m wi uu, , Thc customer walked to the door and
ed. A flotilla of such Norse's ships,
. . i f . I
urge along by oarand sail cou.uia any f.fcj fUte of toe road 1 ,n- fi " l-h4- w
but the worst wcatner grope lis way w . . fift cuirassier, with their I "r.i?u.-v.: v? .
wherever plunder allured .-b'Aa u to'Cach gua aad caisson. 7 I seria
Journal. 1-rs.u K.hit h. tmittumnl the llussiaal 1.V..1J .1
cavalry to take plenty of artillery with 1 nlm a blow ja lha faCe a
ihrn. and accouBts for much of their su-l uv., .:n:.n tn .k..i
1 M nJ aWft , . IUUUM.U IUV.
pcriority oTer the Turks in Asia. Zos- cn$tOHaert staIting after hU assaiUat.
ton Herald. "The ruffian I catch him ! catch him I ex-
WniLE a miser was on his deathbed, a
tallow candle was burning upon tbc staad,
and a flickering fiamo in the fireplace.
He watched tbe candle and then the fire.
Suddenly be called his son: "Come here."
The son approached his bcdiide, wbca
the old man whispered: "Blow out that
candle; tallow's most as dear as butter."
It is believed that the debts of the
(owns and cities of the United States
amount to $ 1,000,000,000. There are
129 cities which owe more thaa $-00,000
God doesn't direct our paths all at each, and'at the head ol the list is rw never to this day retained to their origt-
I 1 ... 1 1 - .! I I. III. . .I.l.f nf alinnr fJVl Ann I .l nmn.l..
1 once, uufc uv uruci vuu icp u uhc. i ihi(iiiii . Y r'i'" u jvjiiiw,
claimed the indignant shoemaker, follow
ing up his customer. Tue shoemaker
was fat; the customer aad assailant were
both la good condition. They outran
the shoemaker aad the new boots have