The weekly messenger. [volume], October 24, 1891, Image 2

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PULI.liHED WEEKi'i lFY
4LBERT BIENVENU.
According to ce.l-is r-ljpirt·, there are
12,500,000 f:unilies in the United States.
Of thue, 10 .20,0')0, occupy farms and
tham a that art either owned or re:tied
by them unincurnbered. The other ;,
250,m JU own ihonuse and farms inreags
bered by rmorta.ges.
japiarLs Emperor has de.'recd ti it
every mana lio provokes aI d('l or ac:.
repts a cilallenre shall pay a heavy lino,
arnd serve from six months to too \c i',
in tl 'i .. Th tau tin f a tn,
for hi; r("utl . t ti.hit when chi ,li ,niJ
mill Ie re :ir.lihd :s slan lcr, nul aill be
st, treate I by ti:,- cimurts.
The su:t - of the iotanic.i institui.
tions ,t: lih .," 1 in J al;hi,' i, Trinail.a I
amni Irito a I ii"na, under the au-pit; s
of the aithoiti ts at Kewv, Enliand, hI -
led to all r'.ten-ion of the ,y-temn, :u:i
botaniii:l stations ar,- now in :%t-ive
operato% in most of the minor e\\'st
India iulanl: . l'h olject i, to enc,u:
ag-" a divcrs'ified sytcrn of c'u!tivation.
1':trmner- and bank ofiicTers :-cmt t) be
givinii ii i:th!1 of days. I .'.m recent st..
ti-tic, it , -:i:ntI.,lI that toil averar_
life of Ino in li- df.-r.at cdiin,~s an I
fo r x ir--; bIen. olli",:';, .. xty-fotr;
clhr' yl, en, lifty-six ; lawver<. tiftv-folr;
merchalts, liity-one; I -i , ffty
one; c:rirpunttr .f irty-nine : t:., !.r,frtn -
si ; :ir ifa ur,.u-u, Ii.t]bcii -, w :rirtr- ,
slh,,ala, rs :'r an I :echanii cs, ft
edi:,r f, frty; musicians, t'r:irt-nu ii ;
te :i er' , thli. -four: cl t y-o::;
ople-totl. thirty-Wo.
Th , l ,ot inter('-tin, per-o.1 in W a;I,
ir't :n ::! prir,-,nt i- the iui::-,e 1M i1:
ist:iur li.tlie slant-eyeil b'it. .ic
coinl:inie I by her mintiter an I unrre tilt;
infant takes an occasiona! on'int in at
American baby carriage, and on such oc
casions she is the e(yn3-)mir of all neigh
tboring eyes. She is not much unlike
other babies, except for her attire, which
looks rather odd to Occidental people.
On her head she wears a little silk can 'of
Chinese manufacture, and tucked up un
der her chin in place of the usual white
robe is a little spread of dark-colored
material. The Minister's wife is much
like other mothers in showing her pleas
ure when her baby is admired.
A wonderful example of patience in
the Chinese is affordc4 by a consular re
port dealing with the manufacture of
salt in Central China. Holes about six
inches in diameter are bored in the rock
by means of a primitive form of iron
drill, and someti-nes a period of forty
years clapses before the covered brine is
reached, so that the work is carried on
from one generation to another. During
this time the boring,as may be imagined,
goes down to an immense depth. When
brine is found it is drawn up in bamboo
tubes by a rope working over a large
drum turned by bullocks. Tile brine is
evaporated in iron cal.rons, the heat be
ing supplied by natur.l gas, which is
generally found in the vicinity of the
salt wells.
The Kansas City Tans says: "Nearly
three.fourths of the men who have been
chosenrl by the Ipeple for the great otlices
of thit: nation are men who were early
f:amliliar with wooldedr hills and cultivate-l
tfils. It is an oli story, but a few
names rmiy ,be alpro!priately rcaillce
here; for example, thhoe of Lincoln,
Grant, Gir:ield, hiLo!in, (;recley, Til.
den, Clevelaldl , Iiarri-oo, lHayes, Ulaine
anoI r:any otheirs almo.st clually can
spicuous in current events of living
mc:niry. Among journalists, HIenry
Wattcrson spent his early life in rural
Kentucky and Murat LHalsteadl was
born and lived on a farm in Ohio. W.
II. Vanderbilt was born in a small New
Jersey town and early engaged in the
business of ship chandler. Russell Sage
was brn in a New Jersey village. Jay
Gouldt spent his early years on his father's
farm in New York /ate. Talmrage first
saw the light in agew Jersey village,
and DI)avid Swing, though born in Cin.
cinnati, passed his boyhood on an Ohio
farm. Whittier and Howells spent
their youth in villages, the former divid
ing his time between farm employment
and his studies." In the South, adds
the Atlantic Constitution, this is even
more conspicuous. With very few ex
ceptions, our most sucesful men haveo
b -e coitn bd, -
s the w ":;'i, b in ., ,0 2 )} mih' l a_
is rubb r ,':2 , U . '1 i i. I :r',
Iwhich i's. .:te r,:1.:m r'ý.L :v. , k ee., t..
s greater part I t'n iuiv: popul.tt,jd at
the marain· an I in the .awam'I) t:ip,;i
the tre' , where :n:a tria and fever snes
them ol. Bat the work is said to la.ti
iminmn-ely for the iabor and ri:k.
Far'mic-r should encourage thie e;sta:.
lii-inent of c c hainr fac:;ries near :at
hand, .;'a if tle. ha111 to ivt ,t some.
h:tSt in the Lst, k in orl i: to ,'t-t themii
st:IrteL, l 'ys s .,, T:i.- " :'
There is a lpro!t in -rowingr fruit and
v :tl , \lthIL tlrher is nIl t,: nl'ar at
h",,:d. (',-op,,rat.iv, e tablish:u,:.,
oa:.,,l y1 the icri wh'l: t ar, to ,row th.
lr, i'r ts shoulti :pty well if proVp-y
i l i (I::L IL.li I Id el.
Thr ti' r(,:"" ?,of no nil:t 0s of 1I ceiy1
shio an b t , ' the-L t s a Is ;vr  l 1. It
h sii i i n :I , : ;:tL :- I r :L'iL v t : "' :I .
tI ::n b u t e v e n \'ry in r " t' , , ,i - d. t '' i:m . ,l
I:,l ni arll; a of t';w . at, r l c.re to ..
i hole of lic :: I is b,.,t f.t, a ir(
of 11 419: th.I nr b r! of u(1: C ' . :. .l
ho .-es is 0.-,.717, am i:' r'c - o i e J.
It i s (ld !f'u', s'nanIZ sl:tene the
. :rk lP , if the r'): ol f ('arlyv x
il .'v't I n' , in', !- tI i L:Itt
I ro hel'l LIt 1'i art L iiten IL'.
IILL"_, ih 'I1. ' h1 i' ' rveI ,o I! r ;rI ic.l
T.'. l n c,, . I l' .te ir s ,r., St d o1h n
)ce, s forltw or. He:, . a'L follo w arc nui
nrnk ie ih'btof\" oo f:-: "~hIe", c"t':
" . ,-, , -i ,.: (... " I " , : ! ', .1n e -i rv
" l I,,,!;, fou tr-:m ,iL .i':-1,, ." ''..
it nl , 'nd hi lt five ,iiln Ar i 'i l:
'.'ir ,of ilk lm-1,, furt .:ni sIX
I"t.he," v ieithe women are'" p _,red al
btr a i.-li'ito of cwther.d.tII, to ir ,
.Lvel w.,rdlt ju-tiie.l.
Tl'e Frenchi peasant is said to Ie chiang".
inc., for the worse. It l is losing both his
thrift and sobriety, lie has taken to
drink like the inhabitants of the city
lums, and his thirst is for brandy. Inever
the villages the women are pictured as
obliged-slike the wives of the workmen
in the cities-to hang ablut the public
houses on pay days and to fight for
money to buy bread. Instead of putting
his sous and silver in a long stocking, the
countryman spends them in the tavern.
Formerly he drank only on holidays;
now he treats himself and his friend every
day in the week. The wives oo mIarried
pcasants soon follow their husb.-,ils in
this vice. Strong liquors are cheap;
there is no Sunday, or even to rl clos
ing, and no Blue R ibboa Army in that
country.
-
The editor of the Builder , .', Wood
Tis uAer believe in trade schoiol. I gives
ayLouig man, in a few months, lIe says,
instruction that It would take !,iua tile
h im to ach the stc t nwiich e tt
hamz number of year. to "t .f" hap
hazard in ashop, and accomn.ces this
instruction with a technical an(! -c;;-tilic
Steaching of the whys and wh!,',"'<Ires of
earlier than if he went into at shop as a
boy. lHe can coninence with the trade
sciols in his seventeenth or eighteenth
year, and would ie just as far as the shop
ooy on e( npieting ns trade school
cturse, with tht incalculabdsle advantage,
if he ies wisely used his time,of possess
in_ the foundation for an education that
will help him.
The Boston TrI sncript soliloquizes-.
"Somebody, singing the praises of the
banuna, says that it has all th essentials
to the sustenance of life for both man
and beast. It is of the lily family, and
is a developeil tropical lily, from which,
by ages of cultivation, the seeds have
been eliminated and the fruit greatly ex
panded. Therefore, the esthete who
would walk down Piccadilly with a tulip
or a lily can bear a banana in his medite
val hand and fill the bill. No won 'er
they are cheap when, as Hlumboldt saw,
the ground that yields ninety-nine
pounds of potatoes or thirty-three pounds
of wheat, will bear four thousand pounds
of bananas. So far, so good. To-morrow
we shall hear that bananas are packed
with unwholesomeness, being breeders
of warts and a cause of the hair falling
out, because of the arsenic and copperas
sueav senssa.*
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attrautlid b titn Iai-a ahle ti o toiu r wla' t
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deltt telg l na , withtui rit k ow f nie $uling,
hcud tx.r ve ,rs tew ie t If, hat d be ti
for nal rilt h end w l I hmact, andrwne ar.
their lra u. mryud, rbetiant Slaerty. cut
on this gl sit tthe i eiln , p al , rt e
tan' y uh wieth'r. The rol wing wathis hrV
barl, e, ienetld thles s bth n fyorcu d te
dmakhinr ths pale Bed lhind tiu, sant
mairbl li ne d s,, ir myi, in theb Iautifa ul
watk ai uw. .\fuer t had prubb .re~a.d 14
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se 1'"1, red i r fae' with her hands.
'il . the tl'. . I t.ri h kl-l roi n th' Tu'1 hgl tIhe
",:thin fih .. r,
1 ti,, 4.41 llik'e lne s ot . " llst:rid it 11 :t1
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"ar ii Ii Ile4 11(41-Ha urln 5n141 grief, 4 4
' r lheil M1r.. T'r.v'orl' h414 I roo li ti at
faternon 1It had w1lo rke4l 1into it d4oz
t furor of auger ag14inst that unknownll
tan lsressor, lle ls l4ot iil ioPeyr. I 1
t was hotling over withi rage. whichl ill
4 creased, it possible. w . Itn found MUrs.
S.revor 14 orse n and uitli Hen' troubled.
tf wxious fi e. After doing all I could
Sor my patient, who , ooin fell into a doze,
I cll (11 Helean out into the hall.
. t Ieleit, give myn the iamne tld (address
- oif t'he person ho owes 4oi.
She looi ked at lie, indi iritlgly. as I took
11 Iout li h not book 1ad pencil, blut said:
r to Miss Ply lot'arri'. 'n. 10 L avenue.
I wrote it 41(411"1n hurriedly 411111 withoIut
'another word was od (I way to finid this
'girl. I had Lt one4 tihoughrt-to bring
ir to see i the srt't l s slhte h ,11 r caused.( It
- might teach her i1 lessIi and caise her
('ation4 114-1'4- had to eti u( i''.
W'hen I drew up b4for1 ' i lt1(1 , avenue
41a carriage stoo1414 Ii'irl' the Ioor and a
:: prty of four stood re'ad' to e.nter. .A
t hlender. Ii1ddl('-age'.d la '. i 4 tine-loo' kiing
y 'iounlg lnlll. '' oli money l aigi' l s and 1 oira
t'-l4 ,rtieild Iilibbons tlyinlg., 'urls bloh.'
ing. dralperiels fluttering 4and mnerry
hlaughter.
-o Miss Emnpty 1lh',l was the 'nilprit.
1 was1 not surpjrisld at all. If I had bein'
a knight "f the nmidlhlle a4s 1 wi'ould hil el'
s Iatc'hed her ill tny armIs l4 414 Irushed
I aWlV with her. and aifler sh i4 )ill, her tho
Itrouble and sorr'ow sl'he had c'aised. ini- I
4niurld lher in it dlit.g'eoni dii l mul! dark.
hu t ii it w a s I i p ra cti 'a l i ne heou th
('eihitrv I mIl1lst i|lh-wl'' ,', (t44, 4 1lu,t tii l
utlities. .io. whilh I hirstin. for v44n
ge.ti e, I had to siiiii'k iiiid 1h4w lilid in
troidhl('e i lv.'t.' f.
Yes, *:lhi Ilntli'yhl41s°" knew Dr.
(liad 14 1114.1t hini. '" Tlhi.'. llinthilg to
the mihhlh,-ulg_'id h1d '. "w s 44i4 wif,' ith'
y tng lu 4441 was his ;l.u4glht, r 1"lo,'. nnd
frtln tll' souih."
I tli:,Ii ol itely requl(s1td Missiu {lrrisin
t I n ie i4ll y lilto lt i t e 41 pa1itii't 4h4l
4411s v'erV hlw, 441141 knelw her. ai4d i4
4 h444 .4.it' would be interested. F1'h
I,,,,ked inquiriilgly at pupiia, who said:
" YXs. go.
Not a word was sploken during the
drive, but 44lien we stid in 41lhh is
room I pointt'd to Mrs. Trevor's wasted I
form 11411 said:
" Bihhold your work."
" Oh, what do you meani?"
The blue eves were rii1llnd and fright- r
enid a41d the roses had faded from the >
pretly cheeks. I turned sternly upon
her and said: I
"I mean that a girl as young and 1
beautiful as yourself, as well-born and t
as well-bred, has been reduced to a dread- I
ful poverty'-a poverty such as you have t
never seen, but have cried over in novels;
she has been struggling bravely to keep i:
back want and trouble from an invalid a
mother, while you were going to parties E
and halls; but out of your plenty you I
couldn't spare the pitiful $-l she had t
earned by hard work. It would have d
been a small fortune to her and saved I
her heartaches and humiliation terrible I
to her proud nature!"
"Forgive me, oh. forgive me, Miss '
Trevor, for my cruel, thoughtless care- a
leslnese !"
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I ',.i .int k4:4w ith,' n '''\ i solilul: .-utl'er
i' u :tI .' t il tips' orld! ('.l you
Sti-.tl, :
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. ..- a loud k w'k 'l at ti'e dk! I. .':! r v. Ien
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I l in t4.4 o 4 Ir't'ipiitu.t4' in gi i ig h1 I;- .n
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day did on4 t.4 1 .- :It - - wa. . , til
said \\lith happyit tears i her pretty dark
')r. lHeath.'l te. I will n Ir or ilse to,
l'ive and bless yi-iou! The brightest ,,ay
.of t, life. except this. is that on which
SYou rushed Flog- in upon her atenging
SitBefore Philip4 , left with his wife l,,e told,
ell at Helen', tt II rst. what he told no
Separationl . Helenl aad, 't r ;, , been
Phili 1'a guardian, nd fter his death itf'
was found that lhe had appropriated and
tquandered. the whole of Philipa tin' fort
If 1t' i, l4 ,t , . - 1i 44. I 4t 44 r '4 Ih
tye. Philip m ried to keep this fromul
i r IIelen , but in S , way she learned it,
and her grief. Vlortiti tihn and despair
wre terrible to see. She thought lthat
Philip would h orn to marry the daughter
iof a dethoest nlr . So after sher and
her o ther had settle., d all of that andll
Sfortune upon Philip-for 4 the felt keenlyr,
hen disgrace, and ished to make i what
reparatioin thee enr4dd--ther quietly left
td he city. gi' i ,,t Philhp hint of their
EI Sre 411114 i lip, tt the b ck.t
44Mrs. Trihlr r1elu'i iiired ith th' e t CGiar
f riso unttil Philip ll ti liiele returnedi
fr n their brief trip, t'hen she went with
theta to the easy little Lo-t e that Chl.
tarri oi gaire Philip tin hih wdding day.
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"hv '' rrisroii, 4 nid imake1 her Mrs. ' heiith
11tt,', l.if,,r, I ,.,,,I(l' say Ja,'k 44 14bin4 nr4 l-d
etlrlit i'r', 1 tr4tss.
P1ro'fessor G. \V. Turner. iof Ash Grove,
hi.t4ri entl re4li<., whi4.h hie ill pun t fron x
hibition al 4 4W 4 1444411s 11'4ir4 1I il l sil
ver mnit Ii i t t4r'w 1 iliv hlit+t iu 'i mntflr,
aid hirs dilA s n f iat restin ie hrle i nd
u half cnt' uries i1r. 4,i. is said to be a
relic of the great Spaniii4.h x4'lhlrer, De
Ioto, and in all probtlhility wia4 wllr44 by
IiiI4i. These dates are stamped up1m
the modal. On one side is a r.lipresenta.
tion o4 the Saviour4 cruciixi4n rnd on
the other the Last Supper. It was found
by a colored man in a field, while plough
ing duar iAsh Grove, Mo., about eighteen
months ago, located near a cold spring
of fresh water. It is not inprobablenthat
disatoiu return to the Misoitmippi
River. He was next heard from where
yot Springs, Ark., is now located, and
in May or June, 1542, died from fever,
wheD his body was wrapped in a mantle
and sunk at midnight in the Mississippi
River.--Picayune.