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THb HPb Circle.
" The Weather."
Wbftt rolMiiet ha nun morUl could MX pf
Both tf nder, ind tough M old Itilhtri
A trnM rmj 1I JamUM poll null, of
The lit tbftt r caumhI bj ' Tb wftUurN
If In rrrwnca of fricndi w tn fiwolog nd ftptaf ,
Or ulnlna with nntii 1a iltftth- or
Rumttliintf htr don tbcrt do wftjr of MplOf,
W put It ill down to1
' tm weuoer."
If wi ran ihort of wordi wbtn we p
When loT.mftklna on the dimo b
we prsM th
mp betlhor,
nth . Iht f
th fell diet..,
Vfm klnimr and ntlck till we both ffft II
AdflU,
Anrl find sn rtwi In Ttut writheta.'
If It bffcltche we're Rot, or fhennutlcl twlukliir.
Id arm- or utrt-mitlM nether
2 re errti httrd Mr tbtt wheo DOre tfe lUhtDit--
III owlofi to win tort of ' Wulhcf."
I
When Tttnl our brain, we an rack.nf and rifling
For ranto of IUi light aa a ftathar, I
We glre It all up In deipalr, tad tt trifling
8r that It lurely "The wtathr,'f
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Cut trocMoinch laff,thofeh I bf 'at jrl got to
The end by a mile of my fttbert
Bnt nomabow I m dnllf amlm rbymlng li nol to
My iiiiDgM mux Df"Tne weuier. '
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An Engineer's' Yarn. '
lint practical mechanical engineer. Not
on of thee youngsters who go to a sclcntlflo
school for a few years, and take ft 0, E., M. E.
or aomething ot the kind, unci then put on tin
.nit' ni. . i
tbout It. They always affect to snub ut prte
Ileal men. but we rather get into them when It
oomct to real work. Of eoarae, these, chaps
are well enough in their way (and that ian't
mine) in Retting up artistic drawings arid mod
ell, tod all that aort ol thing. And eometlmea
they are ol lomo account. There wta young
Hoppln, who helped me with thtt toggle-joint
I originated tho idea; he put it into ahape. 1
made enough to retire on It, tnd I did the
square thing by him, if he icai a "dentine
man," to I feel perfeot free to epeak in; mind
about the lot, alwaja eieepting my friend Hop
pin.
Hat thia Ian't telling my atory. There'a my
wife Petal (bleu her dear little heart), tlwaya
taring I can t oomo to the point without ta
many tviata and turni at my own old ma
chinery, I'erhapa the la right. lint then,
thie la the Ant time I ever tried to eipreae my.
ell In print, and I don't exactly know how to
go tbout It, to you muat eicuae me. That'a
reasonable, Isn't it? And, bealdea, t am getting
o (tout and logy.llke, that I tint ta aharp ta I
naed to be. My young acquaintance Karl, who
la an editor, or aorae equally useless member
ot society, baa roped me Into tula acrape, tnd
ought to help me oat; but he doean't. All bt
says la, "Fire away old man, tnd make It abort
tnd wnI." I'm afraid (Ai's lin't telling my
atory, cither, l'rollilly (that'a the word)
cornea aort of natural like to me now.
Let me see. It wta sixteen yeara ago ltat
nrumer that I went to New York in March of
ernploymrnt. I bad been running an engine
in t big tannery in the weatern part of that
HUte, tnd doing first rate, till the company
failed, and I win thrown ont of work. Ho I waa
looking tbout town fur aomething to do.
Money Range ao low that I waa ready for any
thing niter t fortnight of eearchiog tnd waiting.
I happened to bo walking through t down-town
cross street, when t aaw t placard in the win
dow of t paper-box factory "ExuiNKa Wait.
Tin. (loon HiutT." "That'a jnat me," aaja
I, ao I went Into the office tnd naked if I wonld
do. The manager atld he would try me. He
did try roe, ami it aeema I muat hare satisfied
him, lor he told me to etay.
Now It la about tola manager and thla paper,
boi factory that my atory, auch ta it la, will be;
tnd to make things til airtight and plttu, (t
aort of oiling up at the atari) let me attempt to
deacrlbe tbem both.
l'lrir, thru, the manager, Mr. Samuel Hark
nrn. aUo anle owner of the factorr. Thla Mr.
Hamovl Harkneu wta the grrateat villain I erer
came acroe. im t neta now, poor man, arm I
you aee, U'a much the tame aa chinning behind
a nian'a Iwck; but he tnu a Tilltiu til the tame.
Not one ol your atary.iiook tlllalua, either. I
hare rwid Iota ol uoTrla. romancra. tnd auch
aturTlately, but I berm't aeon anything tbout
their ilUlna that appllea to my tllUin, Theira
are mTanauiy iuid, uart men, 01 nine, aerpen
line luolion i with ytllow facet, atratght black
hair, and deepaet, fugltlte eyra, Boinethlng
of tho erll one cropping out tt erery point.
Why, Lord bleat you, you'd rucogiiiit tola kind
oi imam oou ta ever you citpimi eyea on Llm
Juat ta you nuld a patent machine, with erery
kit ol metal labeled. My villain waan't tall,
watn'l dark at all ; wat tolerably alout, in fact,
tud writ to do looking dldu t aquirm t bit;
tud, to cut thla dncriptlou thoit, waa Juat like
moht anybody tlae jou roeet. When I engaged
undrr hliu, of courax I didn't know anything
atiiut hla Tillaluy, How could I ? He waan't
hbele.1.
And now for the factory itaelf. It wta t
aoiuehat dilapidated flw-tiory brick concern.
Kuklna ill cellar (moat evrrr manufacturer bad
hla own low r theu, Inatead ol Juat belling on
to the one big engine ol the block, ta they do
now) ; office and eauiplet, Aral floor ; clipping
ami folding mteblnaa, aeoond floor I girla ptal.
Ing, aurtiag and Irininiing, uu the third floor j
wot oi tn aoria on me lourtn ana nun. We
ueod to tutu out au ImmruM dial ol workwlth
very few kande. There wrre about twenty Are
or to glrla, the manager, hla clerk and office-
uoy, a mtu to nout anil uo chiiI Jooa, me flre
roau; and luyaelf, Eieepl wbru atoek waa
taken In, or work tent out, there wat nobody
la iu the building.
I generally kept to my own bueineee, and
attid down in the cellar nuraiug the old engine.
She atdly ueeded it, bulug aa rickety and
patched up a oontriraoee aa one care to tlay
alongald of, Bh tlwt) a reminded me ol tome
old people you aee, who are tlwaya In need of
a pectoral lor a cough, or a llulment for rheu
matiam, or aomething or other. Tbli engine of
mine wta in auch t elate that aha alwaja want
ed raaluu aomewhvre, a rivet her, a plug there,
new atufnug, more felting, or a band around
th whole boiler. Krom boiler to flywheel ah
waa rickrty, rickety. But thrr waa uo prea
nt denser to be anpretendedi all waa tale
enough with proper oar and attention. There
waa tan rub, I bad to esercla that aam
rropet care atul attention ail th time, Hut it
waa no oooupicd, I could not help meeting the
girl now aud theu in th pati age .way. Moat
of then) were ol the cointnoii tort -eoarae, vul
gar creature", that I nevir could abide. But
there wta one little pale-laced girl I look to
airtight o9 Bh waan't t bit Uk th olhera,
aod eavd a uic tnd quiet, and lady.like,
aa liver war notar and common. Aalaaid. I
took to i bar, and aher-well. ah didn't aUo
grtual aab ma,, W got to be ltat ttWnda toon.
Bhetoldme tbalalaotbtr Bad life; how her
fathsr had been ,a proaperoua uiecbtule, and
the had lived In inch a dear little horn: bow
th father died, and left btr, a mere mite of a
thing. In charge ol her feeble mother and baby
later; and how ah contrived to get along and
keep grim famine from th doorortth platan
ot her earning. Whenever could, without
making a fuaa, I helped them along a little.
And when w got well aqnainted, I naed to
hurry through my work aota to be tbla to tee
her home every duV after all 'o'clock. Borne
time, too. we need to tro to concert and lee.
turr together; tnd very often I found time to
vl.lt them all of tn evening. J hadn't said a
word of for to her yet, but traa waiting till
my wage wera InoreaaM enough to enable ma
to keep a horn of my own, and then aek her to
fill it. 01 her ateto ol feeling toward m I
knew nothing, eroept thtt ah looked up n and
On thing naed to Hi ma, though, and that
waa th aoeaking tort ol liking that Harknaa
teemed to have for her; tnd wore, he ahowed
it plainly enough by th way he persecuted her
with hla odloua attenlloni whenever he got the
ohasoe. Hhe told m ah would leave th plaoe
II the could only get tnother,
I have atld that tt waa aliteen yeara ago thtt
I entered the box factory. It you will take the
trouble to subtract, you will find that make
1857. It putt na Juat In the year ol the great
financial craab. I had been in the factory
about three month, and wta, getting uaed to
the general ran of thinga; and though it waa
out of my line, and none ol my businraii, I
could not but notice how alack-trade teemed
to be. Ituniora of failure up the atn et, down
the atreet, on the corner, at N6. 35 ami 37
over the way met my ear. Itumora ot tail
ura paat and failure to come. Humors of great
dlitreka nut, weat tnd ivouttl. Humors of t
threatened general amaah up. Money men tell
lue that hen the market ta tight, it only needs
auch a wholeaal panlo to bring down every
one. It la th apprehension, not tho reality,
that doe the work, But this ia not telling
my atory, tlther.
Well, old Harknuaa kept on with hla manu
facturing, though I could aee that, day by day,
fewer calls for work were made. He alwaya
wore a cheerful smile throngh tboee troublon
time, a mnch aa to aay, "Look at me, If yon
went to ace a model man of bnalneee. don't
peculate. don't gtt involved. Mark my
consequent prosperity." Now when I aoe a
man with a good deal of Mnater and awagger
about him, I alwaya make np my mind that he
la a coward at heart. Aud when some ptoile
parade their financial soundness, the Wall
atreet animals alaaya snuff rottenness some
where. It must have been on thla principle
that I began to auspect that Uarkncaa wasn't
ao asfo after all.
On night I waa delayed by an unexpected
break down In gearing, and stayed in my cel
lar lonu alter the nlrls. the clerk and the file-
iniH.ea me a a oroiner.
man had gone, hard at work tinkering at the
engine. No on waa in the factory but Hark.
nrea and myaelf. I do not think be auapecttd
my presence. Aa I waa taking oft my overalls
and fixing up, I beard a heavy dray come up
to our door. Then wera four or five men with
it. who were not our regular cartmen. Tbev
Jumped out, were let In throngh th half cload
uoort oi in main noor aoova we, ana were leu
up-etalra by Itarkneas. rresentiy tney reap
peared, bearing caaea of varioua kind of atock.
imuuj MiNr, fJiKluj Huu, lKu uimjuiun; Mill
different odda and ends, with which they loaded
th dray, and then drove off again, All waa
don in auch a quiet, mysterious way, that It
wta evident that aomething wrong wta being
done. What could it be 7 The men were not
robber, for there wta Mr. Uarknesa, tnd he
sole owner ol the factory. A man does not
commit a larceny on bia own property. I
couldn't make it out at all.
I stalled tn go. Just aa I entered the office
from.below, Harkneaa came In by the paaaage
way uoor irom in uoor auove. lie aiarieu
nercentlblT when he aaw me. but Inatantlr re
gained hla composure, tnd said, ta cool aa you
Pl": . .
"AM you're late, mil. nnaia wrong to
itay I nop you won I mow ua up lor a week
or ao vet. We're dolns a etavtna business.
Bill." (I think I see blm now, " washing hla
nanus witn invisiuie soap in imperceptible
water," and with tbataelf-aatlslltd, hypocritical
leer on hla face.) "Juat tent a load of fine
boxea down to tha Ulnoed Arroic. bh aaila
to-morrow, ao ws had to ship Iu a hurry, Flue
bores; and a beautiful Teasel, Bill. Good night
to you."
' Uood nlfht, air," aald I, and left.
Aa I went nn the atreet. another drar naaaed.
driven toward the factory. I had the curloaity
to turn and watch to aee, whether it, too, atop
ped there. It did, and when I reached the
comer ot Broadway, I etopped and looked
back one more, lucre. In the darkening twi
light, th Mm proorsa of hurried loading waa
oeing rcpeaiea. it aeemea to o all ngnt.
Harkneaa waa there, but tomehow, I waan't
uult satisfied. Trluimius machines are not
line, taaorted, gllLedged boxea, by any manner
oi meant, you tnow. Ana l anew u, too,
though, very likely old Harkneaa didn't give
hs .....it ,n. ,...i..n .a w.11 ...t.t-.i ti.i, :, t
coudn't aeltle tb question, the next beat thlug
wta to glre it up, Aud give it up I did.
Next morning I went over, aa usual, to th
factotr. Jim. the atoker. opened the doom
always, at he bail to bo early to tend to the
fires, which we banked every night. I ex
pected to see Jim, but waa muoh surprised
when I aaw Itarkneas. This time it wat be
who came up through the cellar door tod I
through the other. At before, we met unex
K dully. Now'lt waa my turn to be surprised.
waa intenteiv pale, aud aeemrd much tsl.
tttcd. With t strong effort of the will be strove
tooonceai ni atrant, manner, lie endeavored
to apeak calnilr. and half-succeeded.
Bill." aald he. "Jim haa tended to the en
gin, it' all right; corns outald with me, I
warn to lan to you."
He turned to the cellar door and shouted!
"Jim, com up here, come up tt imc. Buu
over to Mr. Brent' prlvat house you know
where thtt ia tnd tell him not to discount thtt
bill to-dar. Be quick I"
" Yet air, coining," sung out Jim leisurely.
Suddenly he tore up the cellar steps. Hia
face waa ten abodes paler lhau Uukueaa', an
expression of horror was fixed on hla features
tn expression of sgouy tnd tear thtt I thall
nsver forget. It hsunta iu atlll. It will stay
br m lilt uiy dilns dar. Poor fellow, ho'a
gone, too, aluce theu.
Jim naruiy stopped in ma wild night, aa he
hoaraely whispered, rather thau cried:
"Hnudred aud ten on the atcaui gauge I
Safety valve olcggrdll Run for your llvealfl"
I took in th situation tt once. Terrible tha
danger waa. The old boiler wat registered at
eighty pounds to the square luch. but we never
dared run higher than thirty. And a hundred
andtcnl were etaudioir directlv over IL
aud while I heeltatad, th pretaur must 'be
steadily rising. It flashed upon m that there
muihl b no nior dancer in Iumnlnu down tad
pressing th safety valve, thtu in running away,
and In spile ot th awful panic, I had a preju
dice against running. '
I looked down from, lb doorway, upon lb
iremoung, ptuiing, airuggung steam aemoa
beneath. Th safety valve apparatus wat tu
plain sight,
Atom It eat! of las lewr Auto sevrrof assM UaM
ot cAufn,
I don't think I'm a coward usual r. it
least, I know I ani not. But thtt evidence of
villalay look ma all aback. I staggered and
clung feebly to th lintel (or support. Th
worda seemed forced out of me, and not uttered
with my volition: -
"You acoundrtl' You'd stealyonr Insurance,
wouldyou?"j -r "k '-' r
A tudden vindictive push tent me headlong.
Aa I fell I heard a demoaito laugh.
"IVach, If you want tol"
And the door awung to with a click of the
aprlng lock.
At the loot or the steps tn open trap, th
tub-cellar hatch. Tha dletance waa ao great
that I had time to- notice all thla. Would it
hurt me much when I struck? Would It kill
me outright?
And thla wta til.
Whan I cam to, I found myaelf in a well
remembered room. 4Betie, my Beasle now,
bung tenderly over me, waiting for th light ol
recognition to appear In my fevered eye. ,
All wat toon told. Th boiler muat have
bunt tha very instant I struck. Harknesa waa
killed by a flying piece off machinery; Jha
would-be murderer had exchanged place with
bia victim, for I. atiance aa It mar aeem.'waa
dug out pf th mine alive, and got off with
only a broken arm. Ood foigtva htm.
li-isl Insists that if it hadn't been for the
accident, I should never htve "spoken' out."
bo, alter aii.it wo a blessing In disguise.
The-Habit of Saving.- - -
t r i f f s r r
J Petty eeonomlet tro' generally, disagreeable
to those who have to prtotie them, tnd they
alwaja require much self-control; atlll thenar
tho only meant by which xuen In general can
lay np a provision a'galnat sickness or old age.
Liberal expenditures' and a princely alyle of
doing business constitute, In eiccptlonal'caeoe
only, , the road to1 au'eceoaf More money ,1a
aometlmea made by spending than by saving,
alnco a good credit is thereby established,'
which take th plto of capital, and permit
an otherwise impossible eitenalon of business.
But these! Instance J, are rare, and unices unn
anal ability and vigilance ire employed, adven
luroua tplrita come to grief. . Among the large
claaact thtt lire upon wagca tnd aalaries, there
1 positively no exception to the rnlo that t
penny saved la t penny earned. Indeed, in
aome Initancea it Is more, sluco llmo that bat
a money value la atsn wasted In unprofitable
expenditure and health Imperilled.
Wastefulness characterizes our domehtio
economy to an extent unheard of In more frugal
countries, and we must alwaya eat, drink, and
b clothed with lb beat that the market affords
Hard work deserves fat living, is th national
maxim, and almost tha only nnbelievera in it
are the atrangera within our galea, especially
those of Germsn origin or descent, who tro ra
pidly accumulating fortunea by their excep
tional frugality. There la a certain Justification
for our liberality ol expenditure, even npon
ecouomio iprlnciplea, lor it baa been definitely
ascertained thtt the better the workmen It led,
clothed tnd bouaed, the more productive he
become tt t mere machine. And to it bat
pent tbtt th ptuper Itborol Europe, the gene
rally alleged excuae for a high tariff policy In
thia country, doe not produce satisfactory
ecouomio results. Your machine, even if man
la only regarded in lb light of a producing
agency, must be kept iu good order, otherwise
ua prouucia are meager, mere is no economy
in depriving ourselves of an abundant supply
of nourishing food, decent rdment, and health
ful shelter; but thia affords no excuse for the
prevalent aln of waate, nor doe it Justify
spending hard-won wtget upon expensive deli
cacies, unnecessarily largehabitatlons, or costly
trifles. There i far too alaviah a subserviency
to laahton among all claaaea. Economy in thia
respect would not only save money, but tend
tu creat a muoh-ueeded independence, both in
uresa auu in our wuoie manner oi me A,
Iuitatioh This yarn about onr "Crowe"
la Irom th Chicago Tlma: Th Crow delega
tion visited the Exposition, and while in th
mecnamcai department tmywert mucu taken
with t number ol buxz saws in motion. When
a Milwaukee man with t wooden leg noticed
them, tnd hating read in bit Suuday-tchool
books tbtt Indiaua wer gieat Imitators, de
termined tn lest thfl a.M.,rllnn Rn M IIm.am
stuck his timber-leg before th saw, tnd In a
twinkle both leg tnd boot were on the floor.
To aayTbin Belly was aaloulthed wonld tat but
a mild war of exnressluir his feellnsa. He
looked at tha boot and he looked at th man,
then he tragically remarked, in hla own native
language; "It shall never b said that a Dale
face waa morn herulo than an Indian chief."
He folded hla blanket mora closely about hla
uouy, gave a iocs oi acorn ai in surrounding
whites, tnd then ttnek one ot hla leg in front
ol tha swift revolving cutler. But no sooner
hsd he don so tbsn he waa more astonished
than ever. He save t veil, end frightened
nearly to detth, the ittendtnt quickly abut off
me Bieam, and in aw eeaeeu it revolutions.
I'erhapa tt waa not demolished by the other
Indlaual There waan't left a nieea bii annuoh
li r fin comb; and tb attendant aforesaid nar
rowly escaped with his life. In the meantime
lb Milwaukee man had disappeared, and baa
not been sesn alno. At Bltokfoot tnd bis
friends wsreleaving th hall, he wta heard to
I-usaw mueg, opn,"
I anvbodv doubts thla vara, ahoat him nn
Iht spot. .
,i I.
A ciiTitx French baron, whoa acleptlflo
ttate led him to collect th akulls of celebrated
persons, on day received a visit from a man
with whom he waa accustomed to deal.
"What do jou bring ui her?" asked the
baron, aa lb man alowly unrapped a carefully
enveloped package.
" Tha tkull ol tthtketpoar."
f'lmpoaaiblel"
"I speak the truth. Monaieur le Baron.
Ueritproolo(wbtly," aald th dealer,
nmilnplnj tnm. n.n.,,.
tBut," replied the baron, drawlnr aside tha
urepery wnico couceaitu sis own singular col
lection, "I already possess that skull."
" IU must bare bean a rogu who sold you
that,: wta the remark ol th honest dealer.
"Who ws it, monalaur?"
" Your father," said tha baron, tn a mikl
Ion. " Ua sold it to ua about twenty-nine
yeara ago."
The broker was lot a moment disconcerted,
but theu exclaimed, with vivacity;
-- uimemuiuu, p. gu eaonga u ooserT
th small dlmeuaiona ol th sknU on vonr
shelf, lUmark th narrow occiput, tb unde
veloped forehead, where Intelligence 1 atlll
mute, It ia SF. akeapeare'a, certainly, bnt aa a
child about twelve or fomteen year old,'
wucrcaa mis ia wnen n naa attained a certain
age, and had become the great genius ol which
England It so justly proud."
The baron bought the second head.
;Covxrxo Vos Srutc Pirn. Loom psper is
wrapped round the pipes and painted with thin
sfrupran this ia painted a mixture of 4 bqah
ela ol loam, 6 bushels of sand or eoke-dutt,
3 pails ot syrup, and 30 pounds ol graphite;
tbemiasais put on) ram. thick, and painted
with oil or tar.
Hofll ND f W
To Learn Farming.
'-
Thoro it Just one road opon to all poor
men who want to become, but aro not good
farmers, aud that ia by.no mean a royal
road. It it to go to workwlth every power
of their heade and hand and heart as
common ltborort on' other mon'a farms.
Bo careful whom yon select lor your teach
er, and mako tare that he 'is enterprising,
economical, intelligent, andttucoetsful.
Lt him understand your object In going
to him, and accept tho fact at the outtct
that yon aro working not (or money, but
(or Instruction. Do with alacrity what
ever you may be aet to do, whether it be to
elean ont aMiog-pen or to break a eolt.
You will have It all to do for yourself
some day, and now it the chance to learn
how; Muko yourself the most valuable
hand on tho pltco, nnd show that yon aro
worth tho troublo of teaching. In this
way yon mar loam to much in a tlnglo
year mar "get the knack" of to muoh
that ia indispensable to success that you
may safely sot up on your account with a
snug pltco of twenty acres or moro; and
if you have mado the reputation you havo
had the opportunity to make, your Instruc
tor and neighbors will be glad to giro yon
a bolplnglhand. If yon really havo the
right stnfTln yon, thoy will have found it
ont, and the closest fisted of them all will
sell you land on time, i( ho hat it to sell,
and will trust you with ayoko of oxon or a
horse, for ho well knows yon are aa safe, to
trust as a taring bank, (If yon can't
reach this In ono year, take two, tako'throa
If you get your board for yonr work, 'and
havo a obauco to study at odd times, thoy
will bo tho most proutablo years of your
wholo life, and tho knowlougo you havo
gained will bo worth moro to you than a
capital of 810,000 without it.
When tho proper timo comet, (ddn,t
hnrry,) buy a small farm that you are sure
you can manago, and don t bo afraid to run
In debt for whatever yorr'rctlly need to
work it with successfully, for you will be
suro to como ont right in tho end. Ileartfi
and Home,
Farm Economy.
Farmers do not havo tho ready money
to spend that tomo in other business havo,
they can bo just as extravagant with what
they do baro as anybody else. In theso
timet, it is not a question ot what ono
mtket, at much as what ha tsvos. It has
been n good fall tor sarins. The til
ant weather bos glren an opportunity to
pro par o land for another yoar's crop,
and savo hiring help next spring. It
also gives timo to accumulate a stock of
fertilizers, in tho materials wasting about
tne larni, and save spending money to
purchuo next spring:, In addition to this.
erery farm has moro or less dead wood,
or out timber lying around, that should
bo gathered np and added to tho wood
pile, so as to saro tn fuel. The (aot is
tomo commenco their winter vacation too
toon. Tho ordinary (til work being over,
thoy do nothing- bnt the chores, their
oaly winter work, and spend the best
pari or the dar in itlloness, while
truo economy would suggest that thoro aro
many things that can bo done during: the
pleasant weeks of lato (all, that will savo
uous it tn tho spring, when work presses,
and whon tho lateness of tho season may
crowd work together, requiring an ox
trn expenditure 'of moner. Money ia
sometimes paid out (or support of the
family that could be eared by gathering
from the farm. "Gather up tho frag
ments, that nothing bo lost." Is aaood
precept (or tho farmer to act upon, in the
late (all, after tho usual crops hare been
harvested, and then if times are hard snd
moner scarce, thero are no' class of neonle
that aro so well proridod (or at the farmer.
They havo on hand the food tat eat and
fuel to keep thom warm, gathered by, their
own bands. JV, S. ItometUtul. '
LinEnti' in ntf Kncitss, Does it ever
occur to yon to inquire whether tho
"spring lover whlou maket you o. lan
guid and idlo, finds its'wty into the kltoV
on? uo you realize that alter tho exhaust
labors of spring cleaning and tho enervat
ing warmth of the toaton Mary Ann ard
Drldgot may feel t tired ts yourself? The
llttlo rostfui trip ynu hare taken has rein,
rlgorated you, and why should yon not
try tho tame remedy with your servants,
If you lire in the city, give them an hoar's
rido into the country, and the chances to
make a plenio dinner, or If In tho country,
let. Pa, lakVtbe "girls" in the wagon!
a pleasant ride in search of some pleasant
sight, or some old friend. Some djspep
tio body mtr suggest thtt you must not
giro tho "Loll)1' an' liberties. He will
quoto the proverb about giving an inch
and taking an ell," bnt onr experience
has prorod that tuoh it not in the case.
Among those who servo ns faithfully are
souio to whom much ot motherly sdrice
hat been siron. and who also have been
allowed many breathing spells in their
worx. xue uuitett oi compreoention will
soon learn to lore and respect those who
treat them with consideration, and in our
own nomo many an nonr or extra bard
work has been cheerfully done for love's
sake, which we could hot bare got done
ror; uire bnnrnaH ucvaiy,
i
To o-xii a rusty plow us coal oil and a rusty
brick; the oil should be poured on th Iron and
ruuutu wna in pricx nutu orlgnt. He bare
sometimes uaed atroug vinegar with good effect.
Iu thla tt in other matter, " au ounce ot pre
nntion ia worth a noaud of core.'1 and a link
greaao rubbed on while th plow It bright, will
save all the trouble. K.
Jillt. The Inlce ol annsa ballad In .h.J!n
vessels, wlthoai a panicle ol sugar, makes th
moat sparkling, Jellcjous jslly ImagiAsbl.
Bad apples wilt give Jolly th color, an? clear
nets ot claret, while that Irom llebt fmli I. it v.
amber, Taka cider Just as it is made, and not
allowing it to Ifermenl, at aliVand II posilaV
rx II In a flat tun very lares and ahslln. ih.
one Jiving near a "bowM'i lor boiling ecrgbaoj
JolM ta make tale jelly to perfection. .
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