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Tt mm wiw slnktnjr low in tho went
Ixjwln tho wmtntih cl wonf dijr
And the nnil cloud In uplendor dret
uhonc orimon ntul timber and Rtay
And lb twliliht jr Hko a veil or wliito
On Mic face of day at the door of night
Thepplrltor SnrfnfrfoltAhnd 11 tinn
And tticlcarcs broke out as tnry Wt her
Her t oioe w bran In the Imlmr lirceio
And her nnkl twinkled In th irrus
The Imttcrcim aonirht to kla l o feet
Airtotrudtnr tataj ligtitcd struct
Tho fingrnnt breath of the rlolcM blow
Oil mr face like nd nunt rirpntn nf mL
Oh tbo world wr fair and Uis world was
inici
And iho aim win ItiVlnar low In tho west
And the t willirht huoir llko u wll of hitu
On tho wraith ot day at the gravo of night
And ovor the vlolet acontcl and
ITirough purple tied In the purple shado
The mtfsden I lot e bcldo ina trod
And falf ra the fare of my Illv mnld
AndtSo tender llzht of her violet es
SIpcUcd the taailuws Uiat tilled tho aklcs
Wo iioe no word for tho solemn bnh
Of the evening Inytm my soul and hirs
Tim wc heard the aong or nmiacl tbniiiti
That sng with hm mate Inn licit of first
And I knew t hit mr benit though unawares
alnging a sweeter soug than theirs
But the ahndow grew and the night came on
And with li the hour of ratting came
The dnvlftrht llOl when mv I n Iwil Mini
Bui the love Hsht burned with a brighter
The f hadow of grief wnt In nr breat
And the runwua sinking low in tbo west
0 awect fair face that I love no well
O iK aulirul face that no more I see
Wit I lovMho lovethal 1 c nuld n tell
Alld mourn for Ihi hnnMih tHnitlh tfcAA
Ilust thou tunc from uiylllo llko leaves that
wcrt thou only a Cream then after all
llanKft ikitar
XS ERROR IN JUDCXEM1
llcr life had made her what she was
n cynic She hail always seen her
iiKmiorucprcctaieii sneered at troililen
on as tho weaker vessel Her father
had brought np her only brother to
plory in tho fact Uiat he was a boy and
if he lived would one day be a man
when a child if asked how many chil
dren his parents had it had been his
habit to answer one he generally
added to be sure there is a air but
then girls dont count andpcaplo
laughed at him for a bright lad She
had taken a secondary position always
even in baby hood had been forced to
yield every with to the will of this in
cipient lord of creation In childhood
girlhood and early womanhood she
with her mother had been constrained
to serve and bow to these two She
did this under a mental protest always
at first she was unconscious that she
was protesting but at length this took
form and shipc and broko into open
rebellion She despised her father and
brother nnd hated all mankind Was
it narrow and contracted for her to
judge all by two lJrhaps it was but
it was natural They were the only
two that she knew intimately nnd we
tire apt to judge the unknown tho
known She had heard women railed
at always their mental rapacity scorned
their phjsical strength laughed at and
fhe a woman was angered iiitiltcil em
bittered She did not stop to consider
inai mocKers 01 women are always men
of ignorance and conceit men mllated
with themselves pufled up and bloited
with self pride did not stop to review
the growth of intellect and to discover
that in Nations of most refinement and
culture nnd education woinun met with
honor nnd esteem but in barbarous
Nations where the order of intellect
was low where men were debased and
brute force prevailed she was least
regarded These two men with arro
gance absurd in itself assumed to know
all that was to be known upon every
subject whil t she constantly fouuU
herself in potcsion of a fund of knowl
edge which to I hem was a closed book
She met them at every point with Millrn
silence was hitler hard tin ynipathctc
tr every one but her mother She be
lieved that all men considered women
made to serve them to make their
Ironies orderly and pleasant believing
thus her position as we have said was
but natural
When lin v s twenty four her mother
died In her la t hour the oru hid
though latiwt strength of laur character
revived Mic demanded a lawjer and
in the very proem oof her husband and
son willed her somewhat considerable
property wholly lo this her only
daughter and npjiointcd as her ole ex-
ccutoraeoniriarativestraiiger one wlioni
she had scarcely met a dozen time but
wlui e faee she trusted Standing on
tho border of the spirit land she hail
had the courage given her to do this
thing The daugltier sat holding the
hand growing steadily colder with a
look of despair the liubutiil stood with
u slow red creeping up to his white
forehead then living away and leav
ing him pile in the presence of this
rtrbukc whilst the son a coward in the
presence of death shivered and left the
room
That was a year ago In all that time
a MranVnr tn fill the place
urai goardians of her f daughter
tied him exceedingly tint he was a
true man and a this gentleman henca
accented the trust as such explaining
the fact by supposing domestic diflicul
tlea of whkh tho world was ignorant
Miss Shelley was also an enigma to
him She had wealth and home ap
parently everything to mako her happy
yet even in her most brilliant mood her
discontent her distrust were apparent
and her plcisantlv modulated voice
ways rung with sarcasm so character
istic was it or nor that he seemed even
to hear it in reading hor nolo
Mr Ilollistcr was a man of wealth
nnd standing though fortv years of
age ho was unmarried and made his
lumio with a sister It was evening
and they were in tho library when he
read her note Tho whole family wero
there His brother-in-law was reading
the paper his sister sewing and the
children at their games After reading
it he put it back in tho cnvclopo and
placed it again in his pockets thon a
moment after took it out and read it
again The second time that he was
replacing it ho caught his sisters eye
and with an odd smile on his grave
face handed it to her to read They
had bantered him about his singular
trust from the first and that he was in
terested in this girl ho frankly ac
knowledged thinking himself safe in
his very frankness His sister read tho
note twice also then sent the children
to bed When the last one had pone
for there were six Mrs Gilder said in
the tone of one who Has settled a ques
tion to her entire satisfaction
There is to bo a wedding some
where cither sho is going to be mar
ried or her father
lie quietly ignored tho first supposi
tion though it made him uncomforta
ble It hardly seems possible that
Mr Shelley should think of marying so
soon he said
His sisters tono was full of raillery as
shorepliod But there is nothing to
render such a step impossible to Miss
Shelley
Ho called the next morning as re
quested She was waiting for him in
the reception room She sat by a table
her hamfe folded in her lap her face
pale and resolved he stood in tire door
a moment before she discovered him
when she did she arose and went toward
him with extended hand the grasp of
her hand was cordial but her voice was
cold I am sorry to have called you
from your business this morning it was
inconsiderate I should have asked you
to choo e your own time she said
Ho waived her apology and took the
chair she placed for him She carao
directly to tho subject as sho had
agreed
Mv father purposes bringinjr home
another wife a week from to day I
intend the day preceding to seek an
other abiding place tiin you recom
mend me to any such
He did not ask her if she had con
sidered this step well if her mind was
fully made up It wns quite unneces
sary but be looked at her in his grave
kind wav As she met his look her
lip quivered she arose and paced tho
room bacK anil lorUi rcstlessry It was
a face that her motiicr hail trusted
why should she not trust it too Per
haps atl men did not thus scoff at her
sex There had never seemed mockery
in the courtesy of his manner it had
always seemed sincere and honest For
a moment her better nature her better
judgment conquered the net those
long years education put it under foot
the lip that had quivered curled in
stead She stopped beforo him with
all the pent up rebellion and anger of
the years on her face and in her atti
tude Do not think that I am
prompted to this act by any miserable
little jealousy for my mothers memory
nor yet for any such feeling on my own
score in renouncing the direction of
tiie household I have not a hard feel
ing in my heart for the woman who is
coming here I am only sorry for her
fjr long days and months and years
she will hear her kind railed at jeered
at as being feeblo in body and mind
she will as a consequence become
either weak or wicked Sec it has
made me wicked there is notone whom
I trust I shall not stay to seo her
wooed as a bride and sneered at as a
wife
Mr Ilollistcr looked at her in silent
surprise The pallor on her face
gave place to a sudden Hush the de
fiance of her mnuuer to that of
I UK your pardon when a thing is
trolden on it turns I should have
cJiosen a different audience I forgot
thit I was speaking to a man who h is
never had a wife she said with a cold
lauh
After that there was silence ho was
tbo lir t to speak You have ae
iniiitcd your father with vour inten
tion
She bowed assent
1 will do all that I enn for you be
said and rising holdout his hand She
iilacuil hers in it this grave kindne s m
his voice and mannci touched her there
were sudden tears in lujr eyes he kept
ner iihiiii wiiiic no sain
Miss Shellev oti siv that von
doubt every one 3 et the mi re fiet of
she had devoted to her fathers your sending for me shows that yoi
cent home all the conscientious care trust mo
that her mother hail bestowed upon it
during a life lraie had treated these
two with a cold politeness the chill of
which had penetrated even their self
complacency Thev were not comfort-
nblo in her jireseneo and she only a
woman In that year she entertained
their guests for them Their meals
when alone wero silent and embar
rassed hence for relief they had con
stant visitors Among these she won
tho name of being a brilliant woman
but cold as an iceberg In that year
she cvon had oilers of marriage she
declined them each with thu horror
mid scorn that a freed slave would feel
for roifuwiid vossnlagc This very
scorn this very bitterness IkuI its
power men of intellect and culture
eagerly sought her society charmed by
her well stored tnitid her ready wit
and the underlying vein of dUhclicf
nnd sarcasm that continually cropped
out At length when her mother
had been in tho better country a
whole year such respect did this
man show to custom and her mem
ory lie announced at the dinner
table iu the presence of his son as
if ho had lacked courage to tell bur
when alone that ho purposed bringing
jioinu a unuc sue urn not maKu a
comment for a few moments there was
silence full of miserable discomfort
Her face was thoughtful and quiet like
ono who considers before making a
decision then she said nnd thero was
not even a tremor in her voice Tho
houso will bo prepared and at your dis
posal
They both understood her as well as
if she had explained her plan The
same deep red that had crept up to his
forehead at tho making of his wifes
will did so now and tho same pallor
followed but ho said nothing The
son whoso manner until this past year
had been a perpetual sneer was silent
also and handled his fork nervously
That cvonine Mr Ilollistcr her execu
tor received ft note requesting him to
call tho next morning iw sire wnncu w
see him on a matter of considerable im
portance to herself she was sorry to
trouble him and would make a point of
beinir as brief as possible
Her father had invited thu gentleman
to the bouse continually They both
tho Amharrassmeut of the position
and sought to cover it over wrth good
Tne the invitations were
wvnt1 u riven To Mr
tr the circumstance in which he found
hiMxdf mi unaccountable Why a
lftdyiodyingshotild have appointed him
of tho
It w ls -cry quickly s iid and before
she had time to retort ho was gone
Conceited like tho rent was her
111 st angry thought the second was dif
ferent let he has never seemwd
conceited and the act did imply confi
dence I am afraid that he fs right I
am afraid th it I do tnii t him and that
I have this long time past Theio
was a sudden flash of joy in her face
but it gave place at once to gloom
I will not believe it she s id
A week later Miss Shelley had
possession of one of the front
chambers in Mrs Gilders quiet
elegant home Sho felt this kindness
exceedingly sho was not accustomed
to such consideration Mr Ilolliater
was constantly at the home came in
every morning on his wav to business
and spent his evenings with them The
children depended on him so did Mr
and Mrs Gilder so did Mis Shellev
though she did not know it We are
all so constituted tint wo dctwnd on
some one no one m in or woman is
wholly independent
From the first of her mnkng her
home with them Miss Shellev did not
seek privacy Mrs Gilder cordially n
vited her to be at home and make the
general sitting roam hers as well and
sho did so silting in the window with
a bit of embroidery iu her lap or an
open uuread book sho literally spout
her time watching the children Mrs
Gilder used to watch her curiously she
was as much absorbed in what they
said and did as if the solving of some
moral problem depended upon them
and so there did The lady could not
draw her into conversation as far as
they two were concerned thero was
unbroken silence they seemed in a fair
way never to become acquainted
ooraeiunes tn a sort 01 desperation she
went to her husband ibout it but got
nlways the same comment Yes wife
I know it is trying but thorn has some
thing gone wrong with her leave it to
time and it will right itself She looks
lonely Tm sorry for her
s we have said thero wero six chil
dren three girls and three boys They
were frank open hearted impetuous
They had their quarrels continually
but they always settled their own ditli
culties and they did so justly there
was no ty runny of boy over girl or girl
uei uujr inuir ngms wero eqnai me
cd to have suggested itself Whenever
auy of these durcrences occurred Miss
Shelley watched them with keen jeal
ous attentions She could not in anv
way find fault with those three boys
om day they would be three men-
otf
As tho twlgtshont so will tho tree
grow Iernaps sho had mrylo a rule
out of an exception Sho began tobe
in doubt nnd when wo nro in doubt
sometimes the smallest act will carry
great iunuonce just as when a balance
S almost effected tho addiil of a tiny
weight wlU perfect it This was tho
act this tho ivrilght
Sho had boon ombroldering a very
hamUomo sofa cushion and had left it
on tho library table ono of tho older
children had been using tho ink and
had loft it on the tablo also with the
stopper out of tho brittle Tho two
yoimger children a girl of six years
nnd a boy of four woro having agamu
of tajj there Sho was in her room and
hearing them camo down to watch
them but before sho reached tho room
their romp was ovor and there was
perfect silence At the door
sho discovered tho citiso tho
ink was upset all over her beau
tiful cusuion She went in qtilto as if
she had not noticed it nnd stood in one
of tho windows to watch the payors in
tho street bolow A few minutes
silenco inlervened then they came be
side hor even then she did not move
until tho little boy plucked tho skirt of
her iircss it was tho little girl who
spoke
Miss Shellev I am so sorry I
tumbled the dreadful ink all over your
splendid cushion
But see didnt dood it all her own
self causo I did part for chasm her
put in tlic lion- who did not speak qui to
plainly
Miss Shelley looked from one to tho
other such sudden tears came into her
eyes that she had to ilash them away
It is nothing at all I do not caroa
bt sho said and the bitterness and
sarcasm going out of her voice loft it
almost childlike in tone Sho stooped
nnd kissed each of them then went at
once to her room
Sco said sec didnt care a speck and
for all yat see cried said the boy in
a puzzled tone
It wasnt bout the cushion though
I wonder what for remarked tlic girl
curiously
See kiscs mos as sweet as mamma
Didnt spose see ever knew how said
tho bov
Mr Ilollistcr from his scat in one of
the draped windows heard and saw all
this with a smile on his grave face
That evening his sister told him all
about it alone in the parlor where she
had motioned him to follow he lixtcucd
to tho recital without 1 comment
She is so peculiar I wouldnt dare
offer to replace it when I apologized
she said excitedly I beg of vou do
not speak of it it only made me
glad
Mr nollistcr smiled
1 confess 1 cannot understand her
continued tho lad- then added Sho
made each of those children a present
this afternoon Robbie a very cxponsive
rockhig hocse and Bell the hand
somest doll I have ever seen
IN hen they returned to tho library
they found her surrounded by the six
She was scarcely recognizable her
checks were Hushed her eyes lustrous
her manner animated whilst her eager
listeners were sending forth pealsof
laughter Mr Gilder like the rest was
wholly interested and his newspaper
was sliding slowly and unheeded off his
lap At their entrance sho stopped in
rtulden confusion lleae go on
mamma and Uncle Nat will keep real
still urged one of the elder children
followed by a chorus from the others
but not until Robbie plucked her dress
as he had done in the afternoon did she
make the effort then sho wound up
with a spirit that called forth a burst
of applause and breaking away from
the little group took her roll of fancy
work to the tablo that held the drop
light picking up Mr Gilders
paper for him as she passed
Two weeks ago she would not have
extended a voluntary hand to wait upon
an- gentleman hence the little act was
a moral as well as a courteous one He
looked pleased at the attention Some
thing she could not tell what made her
glance at Mr Hollister she saw the
same grave kind face that was slowly
growing to bo a part of her lifo but
there was a now light in the eyes that
looked almost like a smile She felt
her chocks burn a3 she bent low over
her work
She entertained them all tliat evening
nnd when at ten oclock she bade them
good night Mrs Gilder turned to her
brother exclaiming Whatever lias
changed her so to night she has been
captivating
I knew it would come out sov I
knew she was made of the right metal
though we had never heard the ring
observed her husband Mr Ilollistcr
said nothing except good night
When he was gone Mr Gilder re
marked confidentially to her husband
Nat loves her one could see that if
one was blind I have wondered at it
until to night now 1 can understand
But does she or will she ever love him
It will iietoo hard if she diyisnt How
can she help it- such a splendid noble
fellow
In the days that followed thev saw
but little of hor She spent the mot of
her time iu her own room evidently she
was pissing through a striigcle this
spoke in her manner now unduly ener
getic now weary and languid it showed
111 Iny fice too which was thoughtful anil
troubled Several times Robbie enter
ing her 100m without knocking found
tears on her cheeks ho never told it
the loyal little fellow would not for the
world have betrajed his new friend
She could not at once give up the ex
perience ot a life time not at once re
nounce doubt for faith distrust for oon
IMeiioo But this quiet happy home
life where so many natures lived in
harmony for all their diffurenccsof dis
position ami temperament where each
ones rights were acknowledged and
respected worked out at length in its
natural way a great moral revolution
This was why Mr Hollister had brought
her here One day sitting alone in
her own room thisknowlodgo came to
her She no longer hated the whole
world sho had a sort of feeling of
friendship for it she even was conscious
of pitting her father and brother With
a sudden impulse she arose put on her
fur wraps and was just tying her bon
net strings when Robbie came into the
room and stood beside her
Where is 00 doiu Miss Shellev
For a moment it was hard to tell it
even to this child but she did so To
my fathers
He did not put another question
some children have fine intuitions and
he had ho even changed the subject
When this used to be Uncle Nats
rooms fore you coined he used to let
1110 and Bill rummage all fru his bu
reau be said
A sudden Hush swept up Miss Shel
leys face to her very temples Sho
hastily drew open one of the drawers
saying You can do so pow Robbie
whenever you want to and kissing
him good bvc left him in happy posses
sion Sho went down stairs slowly
drawing on her gloves on tho way She
did not like to admit how this bit of
innocently imparted news pleased her
she seemed uncomfortable to sec set up
against this kindness the words she
spoke to him that day before she left
her fathers home She had an indefi
nite determination of some day apolo
gizing The Hbrary was nt the foot of
the stairs as she was passing she
glanced in ho was there alone stand
ing beforo the grato lire his back to
the room
was possessed of a nhrposc disarren
able painful but she was possessed of
it She hesitated only a moment then
entered the room
Mr Hollister Ho turned instant
ly She went over nd stood at one
corner of the hearth ho at the othej
Then followed a short silence sho tai
ping tho fonder with hor foot as f
impatient of herself At length sits
said with an effort I believe it h
considered that to a noblo nature whm
once convinced of error an apology h
easy I am not noblo honco I find t
very hard
Why mako it then ho saU
coldly
Sho flashed up at that in her excite
undisciplined way Why because I
do not Intend nt every turn to bo mt
by a duty unperformed do not propoio
becoming tho slavo of a neglected act
Sho had never seen his line grave face
so cold and forbidding
And 1 Miss Shelley do not pro
pose being tho recipient of an apology
mado simply for tho sake of duty
A senso of all his kindness stiddenfy
rushed in upon her arid moro thai
this tho consciousness f this now Jnili
which he had been tho means of forir
ing her face her manner changed bur
ayes tilled with tears hor lips quivered
Mr Hollister I have been mistakci
in my own impulse hence it is nature
I should have misled you nnd mako yot
for the moment despiso me It is net
becauso it is merely a duty but becui
it is just and right I want to talc
back alt that I said that day I was
narrow and contracted I looked ott
at tho world through tho small loop
hole of my own experience and reduce
all that catnc within tho range of re
vision to tho sizo of that through whim
I viewed them You have given mo a
broader happier life I am very gratt
ful to you
Shodid not look nl him as she spoke
and when sho finished was hastity
leaving tho room when ho called bur
back Ho came to meet Iter his hand
wero extended and his face had a nev
light
Miss Shelley I love you
Her hands trembled excessively but
sho placed them in his Ho quietly
drew off ono of her fur gauntlets
Have I a right ho asked with 1
quizzical smile and then kissed he
hand
A few minutos after Bell standing ii
tho sitting room window said
There go Miss Shelley and Unci
Nat down tho street both of em to
gether mamma
Mrs Gclder got up so quickly thai
she dropped her scissors and thread
She joined the little girl at the window
and watched them out of sight with 1
smilo partly of dolight and partly of
satisfaction nt her own penetration
Dont thoy lotrk nico together
said Bell She had inherited her moth
ers quick eye for discerning a ro
mance Qodcys Magazine
USEFUL A1 SUGGESTIVE
Jelly Cairo Three eggs half cup
witter bne cup sugar one cup milk
three cups Hour two teaspoons
powder Bake in thin lai ers and spread
any kind of jelly between currant is
best
Loaf Cake Six cups risen dough
two cups sugar one cup butter two
eggs two oven tablespoons of cinnamon
fourth of a nutmeg Add raisins or
currants if you choose Let it rise as
for bread and bake slowly
Lemon Cake One pound sugar
ono pound butter stirred to a ereim
eight eggs beaten separately juice of
one lemon and grated rind of two the
yellow only one pound flour sifted
gradually This makes two cakes and
is very good
Orange Cake One pound butter
ono pound Hour one pound sugar ten
eggs beaten separately juice of six
oranges grate the yellow of tho rind
into the sugar but be careful to grate
only the outer surface in which the oil is
contained This makes two cakes and
is very nice
Good nourishing food and whole
some plain cooking if introduced in
thousands of family circles which arc
now unhappy without knowing why
would result in improved health hap
pier tempers more ability anil disposi
tion to work better incomes and higher
and nobler lives
Coffee Cuke Four eggs one large
cup sugar one of molasses one small
cup butler one large cup cold coffee
four small cups Hour one pound raitins
sue cup currants one nutmeg one ta
blespoon allspice one tablespoon cinna
mon one teaspoon cloves a little cit
ron if you choose three teaspoons
baking powder This may be made
without the eggs Make as stiff as fruit
cake
Custard Cake One pg one cup
sugar three fourths cup milk and one
and one half eups of Hour three tea
spoons baking powder butter size of an
egg bake in layers Custard Onj
and one fourth eups milk one egg
pinch of salt sweeten to taste make
quite sweet flavor highly with vanilla
Must be made first and cooled beforo
putting between the cakes
Cocoanut Cake One cup sugar
one half cup butter two eggs one half
cup milk two cups Hour two teaspoons
baking powilec Hake in thin laers
For paste the whites of two eggs one
cup powdered sugar beaten together
Spread a layer of tbo icing on the cake
and strew it thickly with ceoannt
grated and sugared place anotlicr cake
on that and proceed as before putting
only the icing on the top of tbo cake
or if you prefer sprinkle with powdered
sugar
Marble Cake Whites of seven
eggs one cup butter two eups while
sugar one cup sweet milk four cups
Hour three teaspoons baking powder
flavor with lemon or vanilla Dark
part Seven eggs yelks only two cups
brown sugar one cup molasses half cup
butter one cup sweet milk live cups
flour two teaspoons cloves one tea
spoon alLspicc one teaspoon nutmeg or
cinnamon three teaspoons baking pow
der Put first a layer of dark and then
of light This makes two good sized
cakes
Save all the parings and cores of
sound good apples put them in the
oven and let them get quite dry then
pour boiling water on them let them
stand till the goodness is well soaked
out then turn off the water in a jar that
has a little good vinegar in it or put in
a little sugar or molasses and Keep it
near the fire it will soon ferment and
be as nice as cider vinegar During tho
jelly season after the juice is squeezed
from curl ants or other fruit turn boil
ing water on the seeds and skin or pulp
and strain off into the vinegar jar The
juice from almost any fruit is good for
vinegar and will help givo it a fine
color
Fruit Cake Two pounds flour two
of brown sugar two of raisins stoned
chopped nnd floured two qf currants
washed dried and floured one of citron
chopped or shaved in thin strips three
fourths of an inch in length one of
butter creamed ten eggs well beaten
one pint sweet milk halt of a nutme
half teaspoon salt cinnamon and all
spice to taste four heaping teaspoons
baking powder mixed in the flour
make qnito stiff beat well bake four or
five hours ice One half the quantity
makes a good sized cake enough for a
six quart pan This will keep ears
If it gets too dry steam gently and ice
again
The quantity of salt contained in
the sea according to the best authori
ties amounts to foiirhnmlreil thrmnni1
The indelinJtennsssudilHnlv hillinn entile taat ii i ii
thought of their not being never seem- resolved itself into definiteness she would form n mass onehunilrcd and
forty miles long as many broad and as
many nign or otherwise disposed
would cover tho whole of Europe
islands seas and nil to the height of the
summit of Mont Blanc which is about
ixtcen thousand feet in height
A 8bHtte for PeUteei
When tho potato rot of 18 15 threat
ened tho extermination of tho potato a
general search wis made for some edible
tuber or root that would servo as a sub
stitute and among those proposed was
tho Chineso yam which had long been
cultivated in China and Japan It forms
a long club shaped rooti two feet or
moro long and largest at tho lower end
Tho vines run from ton to twenty lectin
lene th and have rich dark greon
hcart sharled leaves in tho axils of
which are produced bnlblcts smaller
than an ordinary pea from which or
from cuttings of the upper portion of
tho root tlio plant is propagaicu uv
root is remarkably white within rather
mucilaginous and when cooked is much
esteemed by many but lacking the dry
starchy character of the potato not
likely to be generally popular It is
lioilcd roasted or fried Tho great
obstacle to its general cultivation is the
difficulty of taking tho crop tho depths
to which tho roots go perpendicularly
downward making the digging of them
very expensive Their shape being
largest below renders it impossible to
pull them and their extreme brittlencss
makes it exceedingly difficult to extract
them without breaking The plant is
perfectly hardy and tho root remain in
the ground during tho severest winters
without injury Its cultivation is naw
confined to amateurs who arc willing to
bo at the trouble of digging tho roots
and it is sometimes grown as an orna
mental vine
The Worst Old Pelicans in the Deck
One of tho most remarkable tilings
noticeable in sociallife is the unanimity
witli which people shako their relatives
Ucccntly a gentleman arrived in Carson
with a letter of introduction to ono of
our leading citizens from tho citizens
uncle After the Carsonite read tho let
ter he remarked
Glad to see you sir Glad to see
any body who knows my uncle in Cleve
land How are all the folks
Splendid I spent six weeks there
last fall and I dont really think I ever
met such a line family of genial hospi
table and cultivated people-
Yes
Yes indeed I never spent a pleas
antcr time in my life Your relatives
arc indeed the
Well young man if my relatives
are such iine people they must have
changed like thunder since 1 lived with
them I lived there a year and I think
they arc about the worst pelicans in tho
deck I wouldnt spend a month with
tho crowd for tho whole town of Cleve
land
Indeed said the other Well
since youve been o candid about it I
might as well remark right hero that
jour uncle and his whole family are the
toughest collection of old fossils I have
ever had the misfortune to be steered
against
Put it there young man you show
good sense Lets go out and take
something
In a few minutes more tlio two men
were pledging perdition to the Cleve
land relatiics over a foaming schooner
of Carson beer Lcmlville Democrat
A large manufacturer saw a work
man who asked him for employment
saying pitifully Monsieur I have four
teen children The manufacturer
who is a political economist shrugged
his shoulders and answered In your
situation it is absurd to have so many
This remark was heard by the manufac
turers son a boy of eight years Sev
eral days later he was walking with his
father when a poor little girl begged
charity of them saying I have
eleven little brothers and sisters The
boy gave her a sou but moved by ideas
of political economy said In your
situation how dare j on have so ninny as
that French
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An English journal reports that a
man who cut his finger while opening a
can of preserved meat was so poisoned
that he died within twenty days Query
Was the meat so very bail or was the
mans blood in condition 10 be inflamed
on slight provocation The paper from
which ue take this item speaks of it as
a poisoning from decayed meat but
how can we be sure of that when a cut
inoculated with blood from perfectly
fresh meat has often produced just as
serious result Dr toolcs Health
Monthly for May
Kdward Green who died at Galla
tin Tenn last week claimed to be one
hundred and sixjears old The surviv
ing members of the family believe him
to have been one bundled and twelve or
ono hundred and fourteen years of age
He was a native of North Carolina and
cameto Tonncsi ce when a young man
stopping at Nashville which was then a
military post He assisted in building
one of the first houses erected in Nash
ville Only last year ho was able to
work in his garden
m m
A fellow stopped at a hotel in Lead
ville and the landlord charged him
a day for fhe days Didnt you make
a niitakc No said the landlord
Yes you did jou thought you got all
the money I had butyotfure inistiken
I have a whole purseful in another pock
et
A lireniHii on a Minnesota railroad
climbed out on the pilot at the risk of
his file and rescued a man who was
tying on tho track a man of straw
which mischievous boys had placed
there
Ir conch disturbs jour sleep tike dose
Cf Ilsos Cure for Consumption So cay all
n lio have trie J It
ItKtniNasltssiAStivE Ilest fnmUynlre
In the worlil and em Hunt fursUbte use
liniiT toioiiEiMirjellnur Axle Urease soon
wears on iic l 111c genuine rrjzcr
ict C fillhiTts Linen Starch and try It
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Women Lawyer
Tnocon M Mr Fuail his Ion qtles
tloeed woman fitness to practice la and
her opinions concerning legal tnattent no ono
ban ercr nnrstloncd her opinion concerning
Dr Plcrcen Favorlto Prescription For wo
men freely affirm that tho Pre crlptlon I
twiiltlYc cure for those dragging down - en
sitlons and the many diseases and weak
nesses peculiar to their sex The Farorlte
Prescription Is sold by all druggists under a
positive guarantee
llTTsncnon Pa March lltb 1979
Vn It V IiriiCK Iluflalo S Y
Jar Mr I wjs treated by four different
plirslclans without avail for illcae of te
liver and litem 8oine lime ago I com
menced tlic ilC of jour Favorite Prescription
and Discovery liclng l he lime confined
part of the time to my hcd At first mr Im
provement was slow Imt I now In 1 mvsclf
well after tho uc of four bottles of each of
the medicines With mnnv many thaiks
1 am ory respectfully
Maur E UnACX
m
NmvocsNrss and all derangement of thu
nervous svstcm are usually connected with a
diseased condition of the blood Debllilty is
a frequent accompaniment Tlic Urst tiling
to tie done Is In Improve Ihe cnndfti in of the
liood This Is aerompllslii d hy Liking
It 1 a nerve medicine and posscaiei
a tontrolllng power over the nervous system
Ilreut New
It Is great news indeed that there Is at last
a rrincdy Warners Safe Nervine which will
rclftve all kind of rain and give rest and
sleep without Injury to the system The dis
coverer of tlits remedy Is considered the most
skllllul nerve doctor In the world
Vegetine
Purifies the Blood Renovates
and Invigorates the Whole
System
Header Havo You Got Scrofula
Scrofulous Humor Cancerous
Humor Cancer
You Can lively lie Cured
Tho 1 1 sa mls of Testimonials
rroytj It
Vcgetino Cures When Phy
sicians Fail
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Mb n IL stktkn
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to mnicHd Jih scrofula i totdran iu ope
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and I hut no Ii Mutton Iu HrTMiUni lnr care la your
vhu ilili mtititliir arid In rrcoinni iilinirit to tlie uae
of tlf afnirlid I Inn arc in my of tli inluMtajiti of
tMaco nir who can nnd UI fulfr to th
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By ma king strict lypuro and first
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FAII ai It acta tlirctly ami at once on the
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at the Mnif tin 5 hz dIren to mike krown the fct of
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