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eat Belief
m tastaatly afforded oaffcrcw from
BtoaohUU, ly tuo uo or nyers
I'ecioral. Either as an ano-
l w huby- iiuiaimuuwuii, "i ca.-
Ht, to loosen nnu bring away tuo
, Vlita preparation lias no equal.
,,l wlnfer I contracted a MVjro
which, by repented exposuro, w
ulto obstinate. I was much
Mm vrlth hoamncsn and bronchial
(Won. Alter trying various rdeai
, without relief, I at lost purchased
tin f Avf' CUierrv Pectoral. Oil
Mr this medicine, mv couch erased '
est Immediately, nnd I have been
ell tover since," llov. Thomas It,
mell, .Secretary Ilolston COnfercnco
-... .'.iii.i. ..inTi.t ir tp n
jr. a. 01 me ureuviu v. " "t
etboro, Tcun.
My mother was sick thrco years nnd
ir Irtw wllh lirnnchltls. We feared
noHilntr would cure her. One of my
friend told tno about Aycr's Cherry
Electoral. Bho tried It, has used eight
IWHles, and Is now well." x. xi, v.
Jhamborlaln, Baltimore, Jtd.
-W"
Ater's
Ghent Pectoral,
$?" FltSrABSD BT
fDr. J. C. Ayer &. Co., Lowell, Mai.
fto! J by all Drugg Uta. Trice f 1 ; li bottlei, f s.
THE OLD SMITHY.
Loan mo, when life was new,
lit the old, delightful days,
Wo would wander two and two
Where the smithy's fllttlnfl: blase,
EmSkcd by shadows of the night.
Used to lighten up tbe hills.
Beckon us with finger bright.
Twin a cure for childish Ills
For the door wan over wide,
There was freedom everywhere
Near the forgo and close beside
The old anvil, always there
Could bo found tbo mighty man
Wllh the aweat upon his brow.
Giant of all mighty clan
Long Keno, not forgotten now.
Ah, he told us fairy lore
While ho pumped bis bellows grim.
For wo hived the uiyatlo store
Pent uu In the smithy dim.
nut tho nturdy emllh Is dead,
And tho smithy ' In decay;
And the Ivies climb Instead
O'er the bellows torn and jrray.
Aid tho ((hosts of long ago
Only como to spell tho night.
Where the smith wo used to know
On tho n ell used to smlto
With betimes a llBhlor stroke,
When ho'd cose his toll to tell
In hU way a fact or Joke
Which bo told, oh, met so welL
II. 8 Keller in Arkansas Traveler.
"August
ower"
" I have been afflict-
Fl
BEFORE AND AFTER.
The Way You I'eel About Your Wedding
Trip Two Mouths After.
Thoy were In n carriage being whirled
toward thO doixil. The groom fidgeted
o Httlo because Hid rlco tliat sotno ono
hod dropped down his back mado him
norvons. Thobridowas trying to ru
palr tho damage dono to hor buck hair
l,v n atlrmnr tlmt htul been thrOWU OftCf
I Jhenv
Finally the groom got overything satls
factorily. adjusted,- and, as hia arm: ntolo
around tho bride's -waist, ho said seftly:
"Darling, wo will hare a splondid
trip." L
"Yes, dearest," sho replied, as sho
jtopped hor hairdresaing and laid her
hood on his shoulder.
"Think of every ono froezing up hero
wliilo wo nro in tho south at St. Augus
tine, for Instance."
"It must bo lovely there at this Bea
ton," sho eaid ns sho softly patted ono of
bia hands. "I'vo never been south."
"And then as it gets warmer well
jomo north along tho Atlantio coast,
stopping at pointo of Interest until wo
-each Washington and New York."
"It will be magnificent, Harry," she
laid as sho looked up into his oyes, "but
I should think it would bo awfully ex
pensive." "I'm looking after tho oxpenso, dar
ling." ho said in his suporiorway. "You
inusn't worry your little head about
that."
It was two or threo months lntor that
thoy woro rolling along in a hack from
tho depot. IIo was busy trying to ar
mngo tho valises so that thoy would not
mtcrforo with hia foot, and sho was
struggling with some shawl straps.
"Woll, Harry," sho said, "wo had a
splendid trip, didn't yror
"Wo ought to have," ho rotumed.
Til bot wo deplotcd tho United States
treasury surplus. A government mint
could not havo stood a inonth moro of it."
Chicago Tribune
.Sulf Evident.
Bharpson What's tho matter, Phlatz?
Phlatz (with his hand on his cheek)
Toothache. Had it all day. Went to
tho dentiBt'fl this morning and ho pulled
four teeth on ono jaw, throo on tho other
md told mo to como again noxt week.
Hurt mo liko sixty. Whon tho tooth
ucho gets a firm grip on a man it hates
to lot go. I remember four years ago
I
Sharpson (lMnB at his watch)
Phlatz, if you didn't havo bo much jaw
you wouldn't have bo much toothache.
Good duy. Chicago Tribune.
VAGABONDS OF TIDE AND FIELD.
NO MORE SAWDUST.
A Itemarkalile Invention That Will Cat
I.niuher wlfti II envy Knife.
A aevr lumbor touting nuu-hvno ban
Adirondack Murray on the Wholrsnina
Delights of Ootdoor Life.
Wlint n anlnndld freoinosonrv this Is
of ouCloor Ilfo! How goutio aud g.-n- j been ttiel at tlie worlre of u liiralier
erous its rivalrieol Wliich head Bimll ! cutting company ut Greeupoinr, L. I.
dive deepest in tho cool depths or Tho experiment was liighly wueeivw
..k thA wldto surf farthest from ' fuL Tlio machiuo, upon whii-b Dr
uliorof Which rod shall lift tbe beiiv-1 Bradley tiud ThomrU B. Crane, ofj
lest trout or gun show to It credit tlio Newark, have been working for tho1
. . 11.1 1-L.1 11 ...., l!.t,l IWOTKI in Jl) f,l l,,. If. fAill
fullest Dag oi gaiuei whoho ucck buuii iv mu j ic ,n --ui v"h
thine the cleanest, or whoso whito sails
Bhnli lead tho fleet to evening's anchor
age? Wlioso tabio of bark shall boast
of tho tenderest venison or lodge front
lisplay for ornatnenttlioiioblestspread
vnao anu a teet uigu. iw weight w i
forty-live tons. Tbo object of thet
invention, which way largely do
awy with tbo use of Inizz wiwa,
h to econouiizo tiuio aud lum
of unticrs? Whose rille is truest to tho oor tweii. xue tnaenino win tauo
.nmrnvlimi food is scarce, oriflsilentla log eight feet long and cut
... . I 1.
longest when game is plenty and the
larder over full?
TheMJ nro tlio generous and healthy
rivalries of tbo outdoor life which
Bthnulato but nevor fret, and leave
both victor and vanquished healthy
bonnta from it at tbo mto of forty a
minute of any width from l-.'i2 of an
inch to ono inch in thicknen. Thura
is not tbo Hligbtest waste of material
in the cutting. It is calculated that
when (jaws are used one-fourth of
and happy still. Comparo with these the wool w wasto.'l in sjiwdiist auM
tho fccramblo for wealth; tlio rivalries I pianiug u iucu uuuru uro uemg rau
for gain, tbo suicidal despair of somo, ! In sawing boards 1-ltf of an mch in
the vuin and boastful bearing of othora, ' thickness tbe loss is 215 per cent of
tho bitterness nnd ruin of tlioso Who tbo boards turned out.
lose, tho arrogauco of those who win, ' The knife is tbi-eo feet long nnd
tbo sneering ouvylngs and rankling weighs 500 pounds. It works with a
Jealousies, ripening to hatred as tho draw motion, a sort of combination
years grow on, which characterize the ' of knife and saw, which prevents tho
lives men livo in store, office and street, i fibers ot tbo wood from breaking,
and note tho contrast I Tbo roller preceding tbo knife com-
Who of us frank spoken and kind presses tho wood and aids in this
hearted vagabonds of tido and Hold, of - matter, 'which tho inventors found
deck and camp, are envious of any?, was tho moat difficult of the ends to
Each man wo meet is comrade, fellow bo attained. Tho knife is moved by
picnicker, brother man, partner of ours a wooden connecting rod, fastened to
In tho sweet profits of our healthy, I a wheel ton feet in diameter. Every
BIHousnoss, " ed with biliousness
"and constipation
Constipation," ror fifteen years;
Qtnmnn, "first one and then
Stomucn ,, nnotncr prepara-
Palns. "tlou was suggested
"tome and tried but
" to no purpose. At last a friend
" recommended August Flower. I
M toel: it according to directions and
" its effects were wonderful, relicv
"ing me of those disagreeable
' stomach pains which I had been
"troubled with so long. Words
"cannot describe tbe admiration
"iu which I hold your August
" Flower-.-It has given me a new
"lease of life, which before was a
"burden. Such a medicine is a ben
" efaction to humanity, nnd its good
"qualities and
"wonderful mcr-Josso Barkor,
"its should be nHif
"made known to rnnior,
"everyone suffer- Humboldt,
"ing with dyspep
sia or biliousness Kansas.
0. G. GUUEN.Solc ManTr.Woodbury.NJ.
She Was Croud.
Young Wife I know you would liko
tho Blippors, Harry, if for no other r6a-
boh, becauso I mado thorn.
Husband You don't mean this is all
your workt Why, what a talented little
wlfo I have, to bo Biiro.
Youug Wife Yus, all ray work. Of
coureo 1 bought tho uppors and Mary
sowed thorn togothor and I got u man to
solo thorn, but 1 put tlio bows on and
did thorn up in tho box. And do yon
know, Harry, 1 am just proud of raysolf.
I didn't thinlc I could ovor uo suci.
things. Boston Trnnscript.
Mho rat.
Head of Firm Mr. Penwiper, you
havo beon vory faithful to us this year,
and wo havo docidod to flhow our appre
ciation. Pomvipor Yen, sir. I havo tried to do
my duty.
Hoad of firm So wo have obsorved,
rottwipor, and in vlow of this fact wo
havo decided not to reduce your salary
on tho (list. Clothlor and Furnisher.
happy, natural life. Mild mannered
nnd light hearted wanderers, boys with .
smooth or wrinklod facos, gray headed
somo of us, but boys still, thunk God ; '
canoelsty campers, yachtsmen, our fires
nro lighted on a thousand shores and
our ovonlng song floats ovor a thou
sand lakes and island studded rivers.
We aro a family of nature's saints.
Our spirits have boon touched anil soft
ened by tho sweet graco of naturo.
Wo havo been indoctrinated in tho
truths that shlno out of stars nnd
which tljo bluo heavens doclaro at noon
and night. Tho leaves of tho catechism
wo havo studied lmvo been tho flowery
inoodowa, tho volcoful slopos of moun
tains, tho shining boaches, tho whisper
ing leaves of trees, tho thunder shaken
llrmanont, or tho star lighted depth of
level waters. From theso un-Culvinls-
tlo text books wo havo learned sweet
lessons of God, whoso gontlcnoss wo
saw in tho very leaves wo Btudiod. Our
uotils havo drank tho waters of lifo,
fresh from natlvo fountains, nnd our
iplrita havo bathed their scars in rivers
which flow from him whoso voice Is us
tho Bound of many waters.
All hail I Yo healthy blooded,
healthy minded, kindly hearted, gentle
inniuiered saintHoI flood nnd fluid, of
revolution of this wheel makes a
board.
Tbe machine is fed by an apparatus
which is controlled by tvo bci-cays
sot iu Babbit metal. A chain gear
connects tho two screws, so that thoy
movo with absolute accuracy, thus
making tbo boards exactly tho same
width from ono ond to tbe other. A
system of cogs is bo arranged that by
changing tho size of the cog wheel
tbo width of tbo board to bo cut is
regulated. Tlio total output of tlio
macbino when in runnmg order will
bo from 80.000 to 100,000 feet a day.
The new invention, it is said, will
revolutionize the making of boards
for cigar boxes, backs of pictures,
butter boxes and tho liko. Ash,
chorry, birch and baswvood logs can
bo cut. Tho boards drop from tho
blade an smooth as if nibbed with
sandpaper.
"With our sawB,"Mr. Lewis said,
"wo cannot cut dry lumber at all,
and this machine cuts anything.
Neither could our saws cut a board
1-32 of an inch in thickness as thu
will. But tbo best thing it will ac
complish will 1)0 tbo tromendous sav
ing in tho wood iteolf."
Dr. Bradley and Mr. Crane have
hill and river, of car and sail, of deck persistently stuck to this project for i
UR.MIIEB (ijj
Headach
Of all form .NcrulBt npmj,riU, Bleep-Ic-miicw,
l)ullne, llccliflu,lllui. Opium
IluMI. llrunleHiir.rle.,rociinHl lijr 1)1S.
mt.ua itusTOK.VriiJ sukvinu.
uueurenxt tr tUo omlncut Indiana SpeolalUt In
norf ou aiwae. It do not cuuulik optale r
ilnnuernut rtniM "Ilvo lieon 1kinit U
MM.KM'lUSlTOIIA.'riYJlNIJitVINIirVir
ifiilUinr- from Bvpinraberio jAmmrr ucruns
uilnuluoXtriliio lliailnt leant IS cuiiTUtilone,
nnanowalior iiiree womb' me litTa iki inure
Bitanks. -Joitrt 11. couin, H.iuxxi, i irn,
IhnTpbCHIlu.li'K IHt. U1UM1 Jtl'-UTO
ATI VII NEIl Vl.N lor nboutuiir luonllw.
UIJ.1M' jti.uroit.
ATlVll NCUVI.Mllornlwutouriuoniix. It
halrouEMinori-llof mt euro. 1 havo tnk.cn It
tor epltcpsr. bimI ndr r ti'iliiit It ror n wean imra
iud im iucli. IlurJ O. llrli. llet!imo. I".
n bock ot itreut oiiro and trial boulva 1'itlUl
Biliruu Ut r.ttrrwlor, oraildrci
DR.MILU3 MEDIC.M. 00., ElUhmt, IncU
Boldiby p. J, Kry, drugKlst.BrtJiiu.
Kll'ectlvu Ileitllaiu.
Playwright Is hor noting natural?
Managor (entluiBlaatically) Natural?
Why, whon bIio nppoarod us tlio dying
mother last night a lifo insurance agont
who has hor Insured Tor f20,uw, nnu
who wna in tho nudluuco, aotually faint
ed. Urooklyn Lifo.
Knew Wlmt Uo AVn Auut,
Clerk You had bettor got this under
wear a bIko too largo, to allow forahriuk-
ago.
CuHtomor Oh, this la nil right. It's
for my youngest loy. Clothlor nnd Fur
nisher, .
lie I'luyr.l Ulflit Out.
Ho (awkwardly) Ah, Miss Mabel, 1
tiopo you undorHtand my feelings?
Bho I'm sure I'm quite in tho dark.
Ho (despairingly) Then supposo wo
Btrllco a matchl Phlludolplila'Prcss
i i
Motultiff I" It.
"She makes all of hor own dresses.
Don't you think bIio would tnako a good
wlfo for Alfred?"
No, indoodl Think how ior hor
father must bo." Lifo.
lU'uily fur mii Arcuiitoiit.
Mothor (i-oprovlugly to Httlo girl just
ready to go for a walk) Dolly, that holo
was not iu your glove this morning.
Dolly (promptly) Whore was it, then?
Loudon Truth.
Ilrrukliig the News.
C so
141
Act on new principle
rejelau the llw, itnuiarh
nnd liywela 1,Stvua (At
iunv Ua Milss' 1'iixa
HmaUIv eur Ullouaut,
turiu u
lnr and cocllna
tlon. SniallMl, lutltlMt,
tortdU 1
tlua.
areetl Opdo93,2ticl3.
Kmiile fre kt uruwi-taU.
C vu lL ttt UlUli. lit.
Bold by D. J. Kry, druunWt, u tin.
Of Ctiuree Kh Ouniitl.
"Will )ou bo nilnoP
"Can you nllonl to dross mo well If 1
marry you f"
"It dopond upon what you coilder
lH)liigdrtsod well. If ymi mean Worth
drtf from Vtr, 1 ontrniuonl thorn;
nor do you nved tliom."
I don't t"
"Jfu, Your beauty uotds no adurn
laont, nnd It will idwuy pcllp any
dni you war, no matter bow lino or
how expontl vo it may l. o om t hut
ocfr, at you v your dn8. Tho
Iwuty of faoo utid wrfootlou of fbjturo
only aro nptod. All tlnery Mnk Into
liwagnllleanco bosldo tliain. What Nutln
U tlioro liko your klu! What llk llk
yolir Iialr? What color to coiujmro
wkh your lips, blocks and vy f
John, I yours," VblhuleIpha
and cninn; your smiling faces rlso bo
foro ins in thousands, and your voices,
hi happy talk, In joko and bong, como
from afar and stir tho Bllenco around
mo Into laughter. Joko, laugh and
rebt on, yotlullty vagabonds nnd gontlo
loafers; Into each hour you aro htonng
tbo honoy of health, on which hi fu
ture days of toll nnd strain your strength
shall feed and fill itsolf with vigor. I
hall you, fellow Biiints, In this lower
heaven of God, whoro each happy ono
Is his own priest, each puro mind its
own creed, aiid tbo goutio wishes of
each heart Its only "sum and sub
Btanco" of doctrine. Forest and
Stream.
Iuituuvlalnc ra Still.
"About eight years ago," said Audi
tor Josopb Brown, "I was In London,
England. Ono day I bought a stall to
to hoo Pattl at tho Uoyal. A stall cor
respomlH to our boxes. Whon tho ovon
lng camo I took tho ladles around
and walked In at tho door. But I did
not get far.
"'You cannot como In here,' Bald
tho doorkeeper,
"'Why not!' I asked In surprise;
'hero nro iny Beat tickets.
" 'Well, you cannot outer,' lie re
plied decisively; 'yourront Is a frock,
and nothing but dress sultHnronllowod.'
"loxpostulatod. I told him that my
hotel was a long way oft and that tho
ladles would bo greatly dbnppolnted; I
was an Ainorlenn and did not know
tho rule of tho theater.
"Finally ho told mo to go Into tho
dressing room, whoro tho attendants
might porhaps be nblo to fix mo out all
right.
"I wont, expecting to pay two or
threo crowns for tliu loan of a coat
Tlio fellow looked at mo for a second,
whipped a phi from his lapel, and
pinned my coat lulls back, nnd I found
in.vsolf in ovonlng dros!
"I gavo tho man half a crown." St,
Louis Chroulule.
five yearn, and at last they tuuiK
thou1 ro ward has como. Tlio niachino
will undoubtedly bo introduced in all
tlio big lumber tracts of tbo country.
Tho logs can bo floated by stream
right down to it and then shipped
out to civilization all ready for use as
boards. Safety Valve.
.ll r wl
rlV y '" Batyi I II' A I
V. "T 'C.WW--.Us -ia?4ki
Jaok Coupon. Jr. Why don't you say
you will bo a suitor to tno?
Mis Hunter Bceauso 1 am going to
bo your stepmother, Jitokio. tioribtier'u
Mngnxino,
1 1 it ii t lilt; tha lluitlera.
SiKirt In Algeria Is of an exciting na
ture, because there Is a possibility that
a Hon may walk out ot a thicket and
uiako for you, and hi that case a shot
gun loaded with quail tJiot Is not tho
best possible weapon. Falling tbo lion
tho Inhabitants may come out agaliut
you with sticks nnd stonos, mid en
deavor to take away your gun to put
In tho vlllago armory. An experience
of this tort happened to threo young
moo near Ornn.
Thoy woro out shooting whoa thoy
were surrounded by thirty Arabs, who
asked them to give up their arms and
ammunition. They ivftixcd, and tho
Arabs thereupon began to pelt tliom
with stones, wounding one of them
badly. Tho sportsman thuroupou lltvd
a voilay, killing one man nnd wound
lug wvoral othors, and on seeing their
comrades fall tlio other Arabs took tb
flight. -Gallgnanl Mosscugvr.
Uorrlble Suaiienae.
Ardent Lovor (wildly) -What does
this mean? I'vo called a dozen tunes
a day for a weok, and each timo you
tell mo Miss Beauti is engaged. What
does it mean? Toll mo. Has sho
fallen in lovo with sonic ono olso
and
Kind Hearted Maid No, mdado,
MisturGoodhoart; it's little yonado
fear.
"But why is sho always engaged
whon I call?"
"Sure it would cost mo mo place to
toll. Don't bo wonitin mo about it
Suro it'll bo all right."
"But I must know. If you loso
your place I will contiimo your wages
until you got another. Toll mo; for
mercy's Bake, toll mo."
"Oi'U toll yez. Sho do lo ingaged
tbryin t' euro a pimple on her swatq
uoso." Now York Weekly.
Tho Mimturhu In Ungliiml.
nio nlain and simple mustache
still takes tho lead, and. being en
forced in tho runny, it has tho most
oxnonouts in "society.'' Tlio Eng
lisb mustache is kopt within decent
1 bnitu. It is neat and trun. is nover
brushed out liko a fan at tho end, nor
allowed to creep down tho chin
Combed gracefully ovor the lip, or
twisted into small, waxed ends, it bo
conies an ornament to the mouth
and face and not a disfigurement.
London Cor. ban Francisco Argonaut
jy&iiiy
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.AtllttlttllAlllAiUJUAAAMAIA1
HELPLESS.
Chicajjo, III.
I was confined to betl , could not
walk from lame Lick; suffered
ci . vJiMMZM:. .i... .i . .i.i . t .,.. . z
i tUJKSttkWkWStm inumiui , uuciura uiu nut ucip ; a
bottles of
ST. JACOBS OIL
;J curcUme. No return in 5 year FRANCIS MAURER.
d .1 tl t ntntlTI rf iiinnn rtt ntn ivil 1
v -nuu won 1 1 oi. sJHijUaz vt uiuu. w i
Know Wltut hltu WhiiIimI.
A four-year-old girl ci-oatwl a laugh
one night in ono of tho public parks,
llio band did not airivo so promptly
as she oxiHX'tcd, and she innrau to
fear that it would not come at till
"Never mind," said hor father con
soliiigly, "if it doesn't come I'll sing
you a song."
"1 don't want you to sing." iwrsiHt
ed the discriminating child; "1 want
somo music." Boston Trauseript.
Alsnit 150 ytwrs ago thoConvul
sionaires of liuico, lHgiuu!ii; with
prayers at tbo tomb of Fiimvois do
Paris, at length throw tliemsolvori
down, ixjIUkI uisin tlio trromid, imi
tatel all sorts of atiinmlK mid flually
went off into swooiih.
Tliomannfaetuivof Uitjnid shoes
offers somo very wiwdfrful foeta.
By the us of thoheol Nbuvornrtrim
inor one mn would trim 9W imli-n of
shoes a day, whoro it formerly took
tlitvo uiun to do tbe kauio.
For thr ClilMrfn.
MIij luo'luirntxinch nuHlloliie fijr
ohlldron," Bays II. A. Walker, a
prominent dnipglsj of Ogdeu, Utah,
"never bo afraid to buy flmmbor.
Iain's Cough BtMiiedy. Then' Is no
danger from it ami relief Is always
sure to follow. T particularly tvconi
mnd ChamWrUlu's tieeauso I have
found It to Ixvaafo and reliable, A0
wit lotlUs for sale by G. K. Goode,
druggist
LLw feK vfew
B mmk.m&m.
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and the only place in that c
wltld. It bf tdle A8
forest near Tilsit " V ., oVer Ger-
theWild1S it t frequently
many, and after 16. Polueraiila;
mentioned as appearing to J fa
but during tlio las,- " ". SaJony
Tnihtii;
Ri esia in l0. Altnou0ii
frequently to be met . ,.
Frunia In the time oi '' n";
Great that monarch found It n
to Issue a decree tor i iy -
rn the Hrst few years of tho prrwi"
titor It SLd In considerable nunj
bTrsShoforesUof Schore. en T
klnn, and Sknlischen where favored
persons were permitted to ban tit n
he year 1848 tho righto of hunting hi
- fo-U becaine genera and I elk-
verv soon oecamu c..- ,
waTonly by the most .careful Premng
that tho few lbft in me i"""- "
ests were saved, and their number in
creased to about onohundred. at whic
It now stands. These forests with
...iiwi..n(iii,i wooded land,
tneir ,uuu w "- o- .
G.000 acres of moor anu iu,vU -- -aider
swamps, offer to t,,r an mals
the most lavorauiu wuiu.
ence. . ,, ... ,,
In the spring they leave uio u.
woods and moors and swim down to
the Islets at the mouth of the Sklrwi h
stream, which are thickly grown with
j 1. nlnnta im prOW U1
busiies anu nucu j;......- o--
swampy regions. In the winter they
aro driven back to the high woods.
Several of them aro drowned every
year during the spring floods, and in
spltoof tho greatest care they do not
increase to any great extent. London
Globe.
I,ave the Implement on the Plate.
The query, "Ought the knife and
fork to go up with the plato for a sec
ond serving, or bo left on the knfe
stand?" is ono upon which authorities
differ. The correspondent will assur
edly be In very good company to send
up tho implements, n-nneresiu m.-
not found on every tauie. xney u.
not seen at ceremonious and elegant
dinners.
It has been claimed that to leave
knife and fork on tho plato Interferes
with the carver's work; but it need
not, as there is always room to place
tho desired serving at ono side. It is
also claimed that in tho hands of an
unskillful waiter tho plate may bo tilted
to hhoot knife and fork, either or both,
to tho floor, or worse, against tho back
of somo unsuspecting guest; but this
emergency seems almost too unusual
to bo provided against, if one is caroful
to placo the articles evenly and well
poked across the dinner plato.
Individual kniferests being undesir
able, tlio alternative remains of hold
ing these dinner tools in the hand
which is awkward, or of placing them
on the cloth or nsainst tho butter plate,
either of which Is not neat. The
weight or argument and opinion is de
cidedly In favor of sending them with
tlio plate. Her Point of View in New
York Times.
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out and begged him to come in aud
make a talk. In this request she was
soon joined by her two elder sisters,
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urged tlie learned divine to make tlio
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earnestly desirous to havo him talk to
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An Kxtruordlimry Species of Hazelnut.
A now and very extraordinary species
of hazelnut has been discovered in the
stato of Washington. Instead of being
tlio fruit of a dwarf treo not six feet
high, it grows upon a giant treo sixty
feet in height. However, becauso tlio
treo stem is only six inches in diameter,
It cannot stand upright. Instead, it
bends over not far from the ground,
touches tho earth, rises again, comes
down to tlio ground onco more and so
on for several snaky curves. Its
branches bear hazelnuts by twins. In
every pod two nuts aro found instead
of tlio usunl one. This is a variety
well worth cultivating, and experi
ments aro nlready being mado with
grafts from it. Washington Stnr.
Sulurlet of Church Slugor.
Tho salaries paid to quartet singers
weru not so high as sometimes reported.
Very few of tho lady solo singers were
paid moro than $1,000 a year, though
Mrs. Imogono Brown, the principal
singer of Christ churcli, is said to havo
received $3,000. Tho highest salary
ever paid for such service ($1,500) is that
now given to Miss DoVore, who is en
gaged at Dr. Paxtou's (Presbyterian)
church, on Forty-second street.
The salary paid to male quartet
singers lias ranged from $S00 to 1,000.
St Bartholomew's church some years
ago had a celebrated quartet choir;
tlio soprano received $1,500 nud the
bass $1,200. Interview in Xow York
Epoch.
A Hta.onabU Siiiioiltlun,
Miss Poplin Why doos your friend,
the poet, always keep his coat buttoned
up when he calls on me I
Ghubberly Ha probably calls on
you the days ho has no vest. Clothier
and Furnisher.
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Theology, Law. Medicine nnd
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