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VOLUMK XXI.
WINCMIKSTKU. TKNNESSKI3. JUNK 7, I SSr.
NUMBER 12.
NEWS GLEANING
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Tories of the my.
The Texas Legislature hie, created a
1
riiuroa.i commission.
llio Iliiokinghum gold mine in Vir
ginia is valued nt Iwu million dollars.
AVt-ILslnir, W. Va., claims to have
tho Litest gas well in the United States
in
l.somelv
The Lium's mountain mild mine
Klirlll ( 'llfttlill'i iinvl.1.. I. ..... !
- " " """""'"iciy. TlIJ (i.u.fiold Mouiorial Church i
Five. Kentucky buys graduated at Heo at Washington will cost S:J8,50(.
West Point this year. n "
Rufu.s Hatch. i;i prodictiug a disas
trous panic.
Piior. Huxr.KY is to net as ouo of the
biographers of Mr, Darwin.
Five of tho nominees on tho Pcunsvl-
Tauia Stato ticket arc lawyers.
Tim Garfield Mouiorial Church idi-
As.vDYountr man', alter takinzanical
at a Now York collie homo, idler limeli
searching in lu.s pock"ts, produced a $2
greenback from his watch fob, aud with
itsi-rh said: "Hero bho cues." After
his departure tho noto was examined,
and on tho hack appeared, written in a
lino hand: "have your salary: don't
gamble; never play nt n faro-bank.
Tho last of u fortune of $10,000."
C! !. . . . . it t t .
crwiiiuNoi roiice uoun are Held on
Sunday at Lynchburg. Va.
une luindreil and iwcnly-tivo papots
arc published in North Carolina.
rm i ...
J no wneal crop in Last leniu's-ee
Quni'.s Viei'oiirA. tho dear old hi ml.
bus just turned her uixl-fourth viuir.
WB tiHAI.ti COlllidl'llll V foment, lit llV:.
u light frost about tho Fourth of Jul;.
Tins rtr rtivtiliinf if "PiMiifi'ti In.f vn ii-
pnmiiHOH to Ins m gaml ns that ol !;it amonutoil to 000,000,000, no tfuyauio
Ji0t,
Tho Texan Lcgisature 1 in levied a
f.WQ tax on all dcu'ers in such literature
as the Police rown, Gazette, etc.
An ciiort is Uoing miule in Alabama to
establish n number of foeiotios for the
prevention of cruelty to animals.
Five thousand sheep are said In bo tl,..
number in one llillsboro, Fla., county
Hoclc.
The new cotton mill :it Clicrlevton,
Ninth Carolina, will have a capacity of
20,000 spindles, and wili cost foOO.OdO.
port.
Tun saloons of New York Citv nine-.'.:
f.i lo by side would reach a distance for
forty-live miles.
Pkemdest Artiiuii's mail uvoncrcs CM
letters a day, mid of thcjo not one in
twenty over reaches him.
A statemi'.vp bv tho Kansas linnrd i.i
. -----------
Agriculluro places tho winter wbc.it
uorengo at one million and u holf neiva.
fllxnisvATt Cmiimrriial : "Mark
Twain served threu months iu the d a-
v, ir, -i:. 'ci r federal.) army, under Ueiieral Stirling
hew Jloralto Ihonipson, for more jrjuo
lan forty years a trustee of Wndtim;
Hi
ton ami I,u 1 niverstty, diel S.tlunlav
nt Lexington, Va.
lir it... . .....
ii. v. i m:i, u lili'leUillil ol Vi vnnton
near f'oluinbtis. (!a.. commit lei! -nici
WciliieMhiy by sl.ibbiuliituself todealli
wliilc drunk
Till? IJoaton Punt facetious! v lcmci !w
that every farmer should bo able to bo -.si
of having a cold a pprhig ou his fmiL
this yenr.
Tun Indiana Hunn mo Court ban d )
culv'il that tiio niiproiiriation ct S'J.0;i:i.-
Arkansas has lit .,cwv..M and pe- im 11,0 "cw Ciitolwtobcxpeiul.l
.!...i:..i :..! o;i tho buildiiiK nlone.
riudieals, consistioi; of 110 .vevklies, K
dailies, !i cemi-moulhlirs nnd 2 inonlh-
lics.
O.lando '.lack-on h is brought Kil't
paiiHt the Liuid:m:i Lottery Coni;anv
ir$17S,(iW), al!e;;iMj; be ha spi-nt .S'.i,
0) within the past four ye;trt in the
purchase of ticket.
Tub F.iiGrlish nnd French (lovcniincits
disavow interference iu Egyptian nllairs.
They only sand their fleets to hgyptiari
waters to inlluenco thu Khedive to ic
Htoro order.
Tun poet Longfellow oneo wroto to n
.youthful poet us follows: "No man, I
think, should devoto himself to poetry
hi a menus of making n living. Tiuu
poetry is tho ofl'-pring of our be: t lion h,
Ii you make a trade of it you may bo
s no that it will degenerate into uier
i. rse mukiii!;. Therefore, follnir hciuo
tiling or profession fur n liv. li
hood, and keep tho eil't of bon;' sacred
ml for itself alone."
llr.v. Pioiu:i;r Colmrr apoko in New
York Kuuday ni'ht upon "Kmerson."
When be ro-e to be,';iu bis lecturo bo
said : "I see P. T. Pa"num sitlinij in n
back row of this church, and 1 imite
liim to coiuo forward ami taken seat in
my family pew. Jlr. Jlarniiin always
(jives me a rood i'cat iu hi:; circus and I
want to (;ivo him a pood ouo iu mr
churi'h." Jlr. r,.uT.ii!'i took tho k at
amid the smiles f 'J'e c . tiij;r-:f; ti !!.
Mr. CollViT then !jc:iu bis lecture.
Si::;s'nosAf, stories ar.i cheao nrtieb k.
The iuforiualioii has been lelefjrapbcil
over the C'lliiily lo thu i -licet that up-'ii
tho return of (lovernor Ciittemleu l,
Missouri from Now York he will con.
cludo netrotiatioiis for tho wirrcmler "f
Frank .lames, nnd pos-ibly olhcr im-ui-
bors of the James jra":?, and thus put ;m
elldtollio orgamatloll Ot bll;;;:i.H I I
Missouri. Frank James is now said to
bu in Jackson Couuty. mid instead of
meditating more mischief, is rcprescnli'd
as liciiij; anxious to mako tho best loi ms
po.-.i'Ue for himself.
It wir.li bo observed that siuco tho
President's assassin bns been senleiiced
On the outskirts of Little Ib.ek thev to lV",ilh thcM htM boeu a ','''uth "f
have a genuine care of lei.ro.v. The l'mriU wlth a 'n'-'veii to
Victim is n ne,'ro named Kliish Tumor. klU
is skin is tuning from black to murkv
"lute, nml Ins llcsli ! ilri-iiin:r oil in
ppots from his body.
The late James Vick, Pioebestor seeds
man, gavo nway 10,000 a year. After
I ho frrasshoimor invasion iu Kansas, he
To prove that manufaet urin- in the (veo,000 worth of seeds to tho suller-
1 nld nF t inr U ifn
South is profitable, the I.aC!ran;ro tla.)
ll-porter savs the Trouu Cotton Mill, cf Attitm Dcbiwnro (Jrccnbnek Labor
that place, hm ju.-t closed its first year State Convention thero were butlivedul-
with n profit of twenty-four per cent, on orates proseut, nil from one county.
ji. :. .i : .-.I I 'in... .A. ;.. n...M..i.4l.. l.....
lllCCap.llil NniMlU. I lUU ,llL-IHmi.A tUUU VMHIMJ ltU
, . I'UisliniK iu the pencil btate
T.ie recent overflow in tin .ilisissnv- u 1 .
.. no n .....l.l.l.wlttf. 11 tll.t lIU'lOll' I 'P.... C!lHn..i rt..l.l TV. f 'ttxn I.,
mil luiuilil irii -inj, .... Xlll". CltllU .JUUlli VillUU Vli IU
attendant on it, has left n heavy de- Chicago bns managed to kill five persons
posit of silt mud that planters admit has mid maim seven moro during tiio l.ul
imparted new and licb fertility to the twelvo montns, and tbere is some talk oi
hind, mid will fully compensate them Holding soiuonody respousioie.
for their less. T A..lcrioan 0oi0 nro loola,,.. for
In dijigiier a sewer in Norfolk, Va , ward to Juno 30 with considerable in-
tin tlil v.i ii It u-.w iu.,.ni-iii. il w liicb coil forest. That is tiio (lay set aiiart '.'! tlie
tiiinod several collins filled with bones banking of tho President's assa-ski, and
1 .11 1. 4 1 ... i- It, i.t.. .Hi.
md rubbish. In one of the cskels was w l pieaseuioiumunv tuu .-- r j
.vu.d :i pair of tou-h leather clippers i f cloeo nt baud.
)eeuliar make
A cir.iTs is a decidedly important in
stitutionto take money o'it of a com
i mm'.y. Hays the Newark (. J.) Cull:
" The vi-it of a circus to a manv.l'acte.r
i:e; city li'.e Newark is bolb c.-tlyalid
deiuofaliiiing. The uo'ii;;! money lo-s to
t!ie Ciaaiiiiinity by Ibe visit of I! ;;-':'ia;" :
show, last week, approximates Sf'a1,! Ii '."
I'hat r.mouut of money devoted lon.r.i.
ik tab 'i I local public institution would be
a lasting bclielit, but ;.;icu ujiloacii c.is,
:t goes as a " Meeting show." -('.r.-na.-s
are liecidi illy expensive American insii-
Mlti' 'US,
mid very much rescni-
oling the sandals of olden lime:
Tho Queen's Household.
Tho Clerk of tho Kitcbou has a salary
of jETOO a year nnd bis board, and to aid
him iu bis work be has four clerks, who
keep nil tho accounts, check weights and
measures, and issuo orders to tiio trades
. . i
Pr.K-sinnNT Ji.uutios, of Guatemala,
who will Boon visit this country, is re
puted to bo worth about $S,0;M,00).
Ilolmsbeeu President smeo l.Hi l, and
is said to bo a very wise, busiucss-like,
and popular magistrate.
Two cases of arsenical poisoning by
loeimmiuancwlY-l'.ilicvedi'oi'iu in C.iiu-
liriile'i'iiort. Mass.. itro snid to have oc-
incnuiiroH nin issuo ortiors 10 1110 ii.iot-j- - .
people ; lie baa also a messenger and a ciirred last week. The inaiiuraetuieM ol
"luwrniurv miunn . ' iioii es inose oi i lie naocr warmiv oik mw wi---
Ih.i-Atniimtv'H ldtche.n. there is ,.....u,.r n. n-mlnnnlimi of tho illness. .
tho chief, with n salary of 700 u year, ---
nml fri-ir nliiHtcr P.ooks nt about X3o0 per Tun M.vna KimroniA Court has civen
annum each who have tho privilege ol ,,.(,;-, iu tho long-pending suit of
tnliing four npptenuces m premiums o Ckw.M luiw, to recover nbout three
from JC150 to 2W oao h two yeomen of 1 10 U1' .' -. . ,
tho kitchen, two assistant cooks, two thous,nd acres of land in and near 1 .d-
roasting cooks, four scourers, three l is. The decision is m favor of Hie Heirs,
kitchen maids, u store-keeper, two unil gives them property valued at m arl y
lie-,.ii riali,.a n-inn noil hvn Hf.nin nil. -t nt ,-.ii(i
pnratus men. Aud iu tho confectionery '
il-i-in-tmntif flinrn nro n. tlrst nml second y. i...r. -v..iiwr T1.iiroiie.
yeomen, with salaries of oW and 2M, the Covernuieiit refuses to
respectively; au apprenueo, inreo ie- , ..... f i,;mtotrv
mat. assistants, and au errand mnu ; 'hcll out some s,,0,000,000 lor l it n totij
and. in aililition to these, tliero nro also ms nauu cousinu-.i.ns n..n. .
. . . - . . . I . . i . 1 . 1 1 .,. tA . ..I. i.t it 1 1 '
D. nuttl.rT cook anil two female assistants
a bnkor and his assistant, aud threo
collcc-room women. Xho ewer nepart
tiiiml. wbicli lin.H nbnrnrn of nil tbo lilieu
consists of n yeonnin mid two femalo as
... . .,t.
siRtiints only. Xlie gcnuemau oi uiu
wino and 'boer cellars- or. properly
fipeaKieg, lier iunjesty s cniei i.uuor
will bring some "bloated Englishmen"
icre to do it for us, nnd tliou wo sliau
fool nwful bad.
K .-! nt. nodicster. N. Y.. who went
nbont tho news stands tearing up the
iln ill lutwHii'Liierfl ollcrod fur s ilo, has at
spoaKli'g, ner Jinjt'sty s uiuci i.uhui- " ' i . , . i , 4i,
has a salary of 50t) a year. He has to last got into jail from tearing down tho
rn'iccii uiki inirciiiiau n mun nm iiiciio.e ji ii. iimi" ........-.. - o
..i..i.i: .i ... ...i .. ..n-.l.,t.,,1 4lw : ,. i.. L.l.. ,t,.,l ..r Hm
i:Bl(lOUIlIll"ill, fcu riiaiiuiviiii hi" I Cil'V. OUmO pOOJIlU H-U iira.it"t- v.
Aaiitinr. (mil Kntui flicTn no ti) table. . .. .r -..
""-"f '- , , , voil;s ol iMuiuro.
Next to bun aro tho prino.pal tablo- m
UocKers. Willi JLUDU a year eaeu ; inc sec- A coxTEMPonAnt snyB -Jonnio trainer
oud table-decker, with 150; tbo third, .J)nlJ miyo mlnactl ict mother and bIm
S"LV"d,rr -mid notbavo met with a violent death.
i... i ti. r,rn,.'u t iitl,, l.r.fovn Yes. ami tho Mallov 8 Simula
Wvus the Piil.e nnd l'lielic-.s or
Mocnv left Wiiiit-.-or, w'.ilo they were
.liil within Hie luivalu gioimds, the
liridcgrooui's threo brothers and Prill-
s Louise and Princess l!i.atiicu ran
across a narl of the lawn iuclond wdt.iii
i licml i if )! ilrivo each armed wiil. a i
uumbel'ol' old shoes, with which tla-y j
pelted tho "happy pair." The Duke of j
Albany ret iiincd tho lire from t ie car- i
limre with the uiiiin'Uiition supplied him I
, . - . -i ii... I
ov ins liieniiiy nssaoaius, .ui.tinji i:n.
heuriivi.t laughter by a well-directed
shot at the Duke of V. 'iubur;;li.
Jaiim f!oniKM P.i:nni"it -throu;;h j
whose Arctic Expedition project DeLoag
and companions lie t their death iu i
reply to articles in the New York Ti-ilnnn: I
ainl'iS'm on Ibo subject of earing for the
willows anil orohaiiS of tho victims of
the fated Jeiuiiiette, n s editorially in
tho Iriutl:
Tim .S'mii nml Trihitiiv )nay rent snlisliul tlatl,
'villi hi-llliel:t tl'i: la-li-ili iif ('iiii;icrs or "f
lint piililn'. cue wiil be tiiUcn of tin' nl.nv ninl
in-plians uf !) l.'Mi, r I ii-'t of llicai tU"iu',
l.iil i.f evm wi'ln.v nml every ui plain of llio
numwlin railed nilli tin-.Icuniieltii nml lniv.i -r-.-!....
w , , i n..i ll,.i .Siii nml Trtl'uui' to
uO'-'-et ear n.-l;an le(l-,'.:mciit "f tie ir Uunioi"H
n nlliioli:-.!: !i siMli.l'i'ieiT'iilii'at.v lene'li'' He"
-tiituiin ai williout living liai-lu t t-'f n-proacU
Of illU'illlMl' it.
Tin: New York llr.mhl says editorially
ol that which has boeu proven in tho
Cramer ease:
i....,.; iv. in. if nflnr a liinlil's oirniiM.il in
ilie M::lti-v liiiiisi., on lu-r lenuii l.uine, was I
irlim:ly ilnii.-t out ly lier iii"Ui'.i", weiiml,
llail hIiu vuiisi'il llm cve-iimtof J'Viilay, Iwo tl ys j
iilli-r lu:r i xtu i it net' of Mallov Imsintiilily, ul '
riavin Jltmli, riilnij! n ,'lliiiK-li"i-nc." Had tc-
liiiviiiK, Willi la r iariy, h isnsicrowiy i"
altnu't gi'iiorul nil" ntuni, mid Ki) iiuiuiy one
eintii'liiar ll:iitf'a-il iik.iiiiii Unit uln- luim-Kle'l
lier lnisliaiul lu lalai In-.' Iihiih", lliirtl. tlml. Jeii
nio (.'riiintr was I uttitl in llm h'uMIow water,
ileutl, lit ii it cur'iv liour, " Siduri'ay mm-iuiiR;
anil, finiilli, tliat uliu Uii-tl ol tliu effccU o(
arseniu ill Hniote.ll.
Thu theory of tho defense is that Jen
nie. Cramer killed herself on account of
tho treatment she received from her
mother.
ProsbyliTiaiiChurch In T.avrencuburK, Iiiiliaun,
wlitio 1 liiyau lujr uiinitry."
Dniivii tho marriago ceremony (that
of tho Dukeof Albany) says tho London
Ti tilli, the Queen happened to look up
at llm l.-nwlil'u liriniiiiiit iii,,l .. l.....
iimazenient and iuiligualioii, idio discov
ert d half ailozeu opera glasses poiring
from behind them, nil pointed .straight at
her own face. An inipiiry was upoedily
made, when it turned out that a promi
liei.L ollleial at Windsor, at tho Inst mo
mei.t, had secretly constructed n sainll
1 rivatc gallery up liehind tho carving ut
iho lop of the knight's stalls, from
iihieh, lifter reaching it by tho nid of 0
pcipeiiilieiikir ladder, bis friends bad au
i xcellii t iow, perched up like owls iu
an ivy bush. Tbo Lord Chnml'erliiin
mid tho Lord Klertanl, supported by a
MM.c of their niboiilimiles. laiminoiicil
the erring t ilicial l eforo tin iu, and not
content with administering the quci tion,
ordinary and extraordinary, ordeied him
to come up for sentence at the London
i llice of the Hoard of W'oiks. Put be
I'.io bi iiig again racked, ho is under
stoi il to I ave gone down ou his knees to
John i;rowu to indueo him to " repre
sent the thing properly." So he got oil
with a tremendous wigging.
Tiik vineyards of llussian Turkislaii
ere being d stroyed by a pir.isitic fundus
known i;a erysiplo.
Tiio House of Romanoff.
The lv.i.'naiioir rather pride, tbeniselve
on I'm anliipiity of their f imily-true,
cl erniie.' Ihat it is known to have boeu
ul..!. 'od 'bv a Lithuanian princo in tbo
Itaii-.li coatnrv. It is certain, however,
licit the family did not umko their np-
ii'-araneti in U.i. siii until the fourteenth
ciilio-v lo the vcur 1U11. Androw
Kol.y la eii'i-raled fro'ii Prussia to M-8-cin.-.'
on.l eidci-i tl thu service of the
(iiaii l Luke Kim' o;i the Fierce. Tho
d-seemlaals of K-ibybi held high posi-ti-iiiH.
ami the Hl'tli in liircct descent
ironi hiin was ltoincii Juriovitch. who
di.d iu l.",-3, leaving a son, Nikita
Pioiiianovitch Juricf. who by hi.s mar
riago wiih the Princess of Susdal (a
ilirtet il. -hceiidant from a brother of Kt.
A'exanilcr Nevskui), who was allied to
tin-.royal race of Kuril;; and a daughter
vim be inn (Varina, bv her ninrrilUM
wHi Ivan tho Terrible Nikita was ouo
i r t the regency during tho minority of
! I'm lor I.; and his eldest mm, l'Yodor,
J -r Iho namo of l'liilan-to, was
': luted to the rank of Archimandrite
a-.: i Mctr'ipolititu during tho reign of
I . t'alr.e. lllmitti. The KelililioiVs sup
j ..iriod tho party that tendered tho llus
I .iei ciown to" thu Polish prince, and
! i'! : ar. to had e..no with Hint view to
iVi md, v, h. n Iho opposition became so
a.: ut as to change entirely the state of
i.i. us, ami the Polos" imprisoned
i.,;are!e. Tie- national party thou pro
. !i tl to the eh ciion of a native sover-
i'.ii, iho should l.o as closely allied ns
pi -mIiIo bv blood to the race of Lurik,
and alter much hesitation aud many ro-
iiH. tic v selected JUelinei I'.'odoro
If Hie Way Yon Say It.
Thero is a man in thin city who wants
killing. Ho has got a way of paralyzing
people thut will bring him into trouble.
The mini wo speak of is sharper than
IscliH nml well misted on all tonics of
interest, and can converse and entertain
tlmun Iki titnv tin tlmm-n in nniitaofc with
as well ns unybodv. lie can put on a va-
. ... - t ..in t
cant expression nun seem 10 ou uiu ino.si,
THE WORKSHOP.
ignornut persou in tho world. Ho wiei i heated
For tempering small pieces of steel
p. troleiiui iu recommended. Tho method
is the same as by other processes. Tho
pieces iotairi their polish nnd arc not
tarnished. Care must bo taken not to
approach tbo petroleum to tho lire. Af
ter the pieCts have been treated lin y can
bo covered with, soap, being uraisiigtiuy
USEFUL HINTS.
i
v ii li IL iinaiiotl'. tho son of Philarete.
nml the representative, through his
ersii'lmotlmr, of tho royal house of
Kinik. Tho following is" a list of tho
l 'zars and Emperors of ltussia from that
lic.ll! tl) Iho present. C.ar Peter I. was
the lirst ruler who adopted, iu tho year
17 '. tho title of Emperor:
; 1 : . 1 1 . i .f ltouiaiuiff,!
inalo linu:
Micliu-1 ..iin
Ahx-i lr.-in
I'.'.iilur IliTil
Ivni and I'cter I. ..Ins
fitei- 1
:,lll:0'illU I
ut a onrt v recently, nnd was introduced
to a young lady from nn interior city
who was a guest, ami mo nrsi tiling no
said to her after tho compliments of the
season, was :
"Had about Greeley, lan t it?
The vounir lady did not exactly com
prehend what ho was driving nt, and
said beg pardon, t ic., when he remarked
tohcr that (hecley was iluid, and he
put on a sorrowful expression and added
licit lireelnr wau IL el'eld llltlll. The
girl, who had known of the decease of
the great editor for many years, was as-
lomsneti at me man, aim lo.iKeti at nun
us thoii'di she thoii'dit ho was far behind
the times, or foolinir her. but he nut on
such a vacant, nrithotie, lah do-dah look
mat stio ttiougiit no must no crazy, mat
sho excused herself and went into the
frodiini'iit l-ooin. l!n was tcllitcr n
friend about bis interesting ootivt rsation
w ith the girl, when he remarked : " Vor.
can't tell what anybody knows until yo.i
lind out. Now, bow did 1 know alio had
heard of (iroi ley's death? She lives
out iu the country, nnd might not bine
heard of it." The ciil was soon later
iu the evening, asking another gi. I what
lu the world stalled that young man to
speak of lioraeo Greeley's death at a
iiiatt.-r of news. The other girl said
alio didn't know. She saw him lit a
picnic last Minimer, mid wliiio Ihoy was
ipemug eanue.l pigs feet and cliiclien,
it! talked continually about M. -wall's
remains, and she uiilii t Know what to
make of linn. Nio said she eoiililnt
oat a mouthful. U" scys ho lin.li tlnit
iu conversation at parii- s that it gives
a better tone to it to bring ill some his
tor. i subject, instead of conlitiusHy
tabling about the weather, or something
i f thi.t nature. He was nt. a church
sociable not long ago ami created a good
ilcnlof inlt ro-t by briiigingnptliesuhjecl
of the priy.o light between .'Sullivan and
Paddy Evan, but he said liny didn't
seem to catch on to it at lir.-J., though
In fore ho got through ho said he cold I
have sold pools on tho II :ht. Some men
me born psriilyzcrs. We have in mind
now a young board of trade man who
,vas out to a club house ho t fall shooting
ducks. Ho i.s ii dry joker, and hii face
never betrays him, always maint -lining
a serious expression when he wauls il to.
Ho was introduced ton loc.d preacher,
wiio, w hen ho beard that the geidh lnaii
wall from Milwaukee, said:
"You must bo acipminted with our
llishi.p there."
"(), yes," said the man,, ns though
ho wislietl he had as many dollars as he
knew the liishop, and feeling in his coat
pocket Milling B'Hiie letters, " 1 have go'
a permit from the liishop to shoot ducks
on Sunday, but I suppose 1 shall have
to ilivnlo with linn. And lie Moucti as
solemn as a statue and looked through
his poeketn as though anxious to Ibid
the "permit" to show lo the local
preacher, so that tliero need not be any
luisiunloi standing. The minister sighed
mid went away ns though bis heait was
b u rd eucd. ' c. 's Su n.
Una fresh water. Water which bns
at 1 in au open dish over night should
not bo used for cooking or drinking,
as it will have absorbed many foul gases.
Mix a little carbonate of soda with tho
waVr iu which flowers are immersed,
nnd it will preferve them for a fortnight.
Common saltpeter is also a very good
preservative.
1 T 1.. Ai- -'...............!.. nv.,tll..nt ttr H,.:illpiiltf
I IT IS IIO ensy milUCr lO J'Hlg m tua- v." 'I".s r.wtm in r.v.tin.iiy iw. o
niond drill hole from which thero is u i tin, as it will not scratch tho tin, nnd
.. . , ... . ii .1..- ' ...mi i... :i i:t At.t.ltr nil i
strong How Ol Wilier, ircijueiiiiy uuui-i win j n a mun ami nuni "I'l'V
grout pressure. When a hole 'i to bo i a piece of moistened newspaper and
plugged thero are forced into .t small pmi. h with n dry iieee. Wood ashes
bags of beans aud flaxseed Tho plug, i urn a good substitute.
mathi of dry June, from '.m to fifteen
feet iii loiiL'tii. is drive- in after these
i It..
I'. inaiu lino.
Anno
Ivan lit 17-10
Klizabull VH1
llnimn ol Riiinaiuill-lliibtmi:
I't-liirlll....
I'atliaiiim II
ills'.) Paul
.17:I!a1oii:ui!itI.
17.l7lMl..l.nlu
lAifXainli-r II..
.. 17301 Alciandtir 111.
17RJ
....17IW
... .17H2
....isnl
....1W".
....1HM
lbdl
laying out of tho Queen's tablo before
(Uiiner is served. J lie piato pnniry is
under the enro of threo yeomenwith
salaries of f.iGO, 150, nnd $120, re
spectively, besides lodging-money nnd
board n groom, nnd six assistants.
ThoEO oflicos are of great trust aud are
not overpaid, seeing that at a rough
ruobs the gold and silver pinto at
Windsor Cnstle alone is probably worth
about 3,000,000 aud includes Borne
very precious spoeinionsof art workman
Bhin. Tho getting in of her Majesty's
nnol must bo an iiiinnrtnllt and ai'dllollS
task, ns no fower than thirteen persons
re employed all Uio year rounii ou mm
luty Blouo. t'iamocrjuouniat.
A pinb tree uprooted by a recent in
undation in Ordais, Finland, was found
to havo 1,029 aunnal rings. We unw a
lady in the horse car with about the
same number of rings; but she was prob
ably not nearly so old M th tree.-.
Botton Traiaeript,
Yes, and tho Malloy's should have been
wntlninnii instead of murderous pimps
surrounded by riches and tho inlluouco
of good society.
Tun list of wedding presents to tbo
Duko of Albany aud bis brido lills two
eoiumii.s of tho London Post. Slrango
that this wedding present business can
not bo ndjustcd so thnt they will go to
tho pour instead of to those who havo
no need of them.
if atp! CriATroN. the actress, had a
lady visitor nt a Cleveland hotel, and tbo
bend waiter, mistaking bor for a maid,
placed her ot a servnnt's tablo. After nn
explanation had failed to rectify tho
error, the waiter was thrashed by Kato
Claxtou's husband, who was fined $5 in
a police couitt
Risv. IIf.nhy Waiid lhuieiiKit tho other
,w iii I'lvmoiith Church, said :
"I lnvo never aslicil a t'otleiition hero, oxct'lit
hoii it has been ortleicd by thu Ollii'ial llmirtl.
lint to-ilav I want ymi to nivo ft collection fur
mi! ; nut for my pernonal nun, but ''' y wko
When 1 was iibtnit tivoiitv-throo years of aKe
vi.s, my wife savs ho tluokmif t own at Mis.
IJeJclie?, who uo.Ul.-il I'er head in her now),
kuoniiiK liltl" "f lif". 11,1,1 h"l' "i"
I arii, 1 went forth aa a preacher. I went ueross
the Onto to Covington, toalittlo rrpnbyterian
... .... t m ii....i.pi,.riiiit liii-ii nml am
Ktill. all bat thoir confuaaion of faith. -U":"
Martha Sawyer-llmt isn't her namo new. no
no ouo will kiu-eamo for mo to so to Law
renei biiri:, In.liaiia, about twenty union from
Cincinnati, a town wmeu , ry...
whUky than any other m the United Htatos.
There Mian Hawver was tho tinst.'i), deacon and
treasurer of tho'httlocluueli, with twenty mcin-
bers and ono man auionK ineni. im-j i'" "
J150 tbollrat year, ami willitlio aid of tbo
American Homo Miaaiunary Hoeicty, God bless
it f.irovcr, I had WU salary, 'lliero I began to
learn to bu a lireaelier and learned for two yearn,
and then wont to lmliaiiapolU for eiht yeara
. .. . . I !'!. ...... t.t tlml hit Hi'.lllll'Cb.
Ut-lolO 1 Clllioueie. auv.u,. :
. . . .i 1.1 i ...... it, i tulw'il niiratiim. and
wnien wiium puiiu " i , ; , ,
where, if I wanted to hold a communion, 1 had
to Bend to tho next town and borrow a deacon,
I wiih aextoii as well asnantor. J lined to aweoii.
and 1 boueiit tiio lamjn andlillivl, trnniaediiiii
lit tbeiil. Thero Unit litllo church has nt.mil
till now, and now luey hope to build a larijor
-.. I want you to help mo lo help thorn. io
ooUocUon viiU now b taken to rebuild uio
Keep Tim e Dischargo Papers.
No soldier should allow any person,
however specious his reasoning
or smooth his tongue, to ol.
lain a copy of his discharge pipers.
Jte.au be for no proper purpose that any
person wants copies of such papers, mi
le, s such pcr.-ou be the aiitlioriz. d agent
of tho ox-soldier and bo engaged in se
curing for him a tract of land under
(lit) homestead ael; nnd, oven then, the
t x-Mikiier can act for himself. This ease'
can have but ouo of two meanings: It
must bo the intention of parlies buying
Up such coliies of soldiers' disehurg' s
as they can obtain, thereby to locate
land; if that bu the case and
ii... .-..Mi..!', ' claims remain uuiin-
tlll, u. ...... - - -
i,lfii,l the 'oviTiiim-lit. H to bo defralld-
...
od. Or else it means una iiioso copies
of the 'discharge nro to bo used in soine
vav sons to invahdat.) the claims of the
i..-,',ii,.r.t vim iv.'hll'ullv deserve r 'cogni
tion, and have the privilege of tie- home
stead act. Soldiers should remember
and dishonest men need not be told
that " iu making lhud proof on a h.eoe
stead entry under tho Soldiers' mid Sail
ors Homestead Act tho party will be
required to present to the proper district
la'id olliai rs a Certified copy of his dis
charge from the United States Army
during tho war of the rebellion, or in
tho iil seneo thereof, 'satisfactory evi
dence' of service, which may consist
..t 4i... fMi.v'a iillhlavitof the facts, cor
roborated by the testiniouy of two dis
interested witnesses, will bo accepted."
The intelligent soldiers of the Ktnto of
Iowa nnd tho Northwest will at ouco
soo the reasons why parties want soldiers
to give up their papers for a considera
tion, Let such persons understand that
unt.li iit'.iiil.iei a v ill lin investitrnted. and
thnt they may bear further on Iho sub
ject, und their schemes will bo dropped.
Tina Piatt is not satisfied with this
life wo all live. He nays: "Happy! A
moro miserable, soulless, non-intelloctual
pooplo never existed. We live in ball
iu nn.l h.vii ,1 on iho streets. AU the
sweets of domestic lifo, all that 'sweet
content tho sage in meditation fouud,'
all the real graces of love aud beauty, of
a quiet lite, nro denied us." Lile is
somowhnt feverish, goiug on under the
pressnro of steam nnd with the speed oi
..loetricitv but it is not tho dismal thing
Piatt paints it to bo. The difference be
tween now and then is this: Then they
I stood by nud looked at the flowers, and
1 simpered over them; now we plr.ol: the
! roses of content as we run, and enjoy
thorn nakeoulyns those who, i i times
1 past, loisuroly lingered ovei them.
Tbe Aborigine of Australia.
Tho iiborigines of Ausl rnlia nr.) of n
,1iliintt. me.! from that inhabiting Ibe
Indian Archipelago, aud nro black, with
some slight variety of Khado from l.iowu
black to jut. Their bnir is eiiily, but
not tho crisp wool of the negro. Their
fnces aro well developed, broad nt the
base, their lips bss protruding than
those of tho negro. Their bodi. s are
deficient in muscularity and t-treiigtli,
but uro capable of great endurance. It
is said that they readily adopt European
habits. These natives ncldoiii build huts
or other fixed dwellings, but use as a
l.ll..i. a nlviti (if liiirt nr a Inrrrn hoimh.
nuuti.. nt...' w ---'o ti -
Thoy kindle Arcs by rubbing two dry ;
Bticks togothcr, whilo they ofteu cat
their food raw, and thoir cooking is ol
the most primitive sort, consisting oi j
making a hole iu the ground, lighting u ;
lire in it, putting hi tho dead annual, nud
!,l. -..tl Ill tl... t'll'lt 111
Covering it WHO cm in i"
out, when it is sufficiently cooked, lu
the wild districts they generally go with
only tho covering which Aduiii and J.vo
had, minus tho lig-icui, aunougu in uio
neighborhood of the settlements tin y
wear sheepskins or tbo blankets nnd
clothing they receive through their m
i. ,.!il. tl.n Rtdtlors. Tbev me
W-luuums mi"
expert with tho spear, and use club or
wnddy, and tho boomerang, a peculiai
missile, resolution!;
l.... .wiiril litnt lo an ebuse; on
being thrown into tho air, it strikes thu
ground and rebounds toward tho thrower. .
The different tribes have often been eu- .
gaged in feuds with each other, lhu ;
use of ardent spirits has made great rnv- ,
oges among them. They are pol.vga- ,
mists, and their marriages consist eluelly
iu tho groom carrying away the bride, ;
with or without her consent. 1 he dead
are buried in the exact places where they
....1 41. , t.o uiioltt nl-e never inllllbltcd
n"niu by the members of the tribe of the
.1?. Tim mimes of tllO dead lll'tl
lluee-iiDou. -ii
never pronounced, nnd those bearing the
samb mimes aro obliged to change them.
They believe iu a good and a bad spii t. j
In regard to whites, they believe that
white men aro the reanimated sou s of
the blacks; but whether or not t is s
ito bo taken ns advancement or lotio
grcssionisuot clear; at tho same time
it brings to mind the views of soine of
tho Africans, who believe the evil spirits
are all white, while tho good ones are of
their own cbouy shade. Tho Australian
aborigines are said to be- rapidly do
I creasing iu number, aud it is thought
that it will not be many years before
they are extinct. Uucaro JMrr-v-w
l.aes nml forces thorn forward iu the drill
hnle; also, u hole i" r.oMctim'-s bored
iulo the end of the plug, which hole i.s
liiled with flaxseed. Tho flaxseed nnd
lic-.ns are caused to swell to such nn ex
t. nt by the hot wuh-r that tho hole is ns
compactly filled its though closed with
molten lead.
Ih in. eu owners should plaeo their boil
ers under tho care of competent men,
nud -houhl not grudge the time necc; sary
for Ireqiieiit. and thorough cleaning out.
Boilers should not bo blown out and
emptied while utcam pressure is iu them
and tiio Hill-rounding brickwork hot.
Ties is commonly done, but is an in
jurious practice, and the eauso of much
of the hard scale iu boilers, if they
Ihev v.erj allowed to stand tdi quite
cold, much of tho deposit cold,! bo
washed out, but when the bod. r is emp
tied while all is still hot, tho mud be
comes baked into a hard crm.t not easily
roi'iovcd.
Few reali. ' what mi eunrnioiiH union" i
of power is spired up in cul, nnd how
liltlo wo really iitili.o it. Vmf. r.og.-r.s
has put it neatly thus: The dynamic
value of one pound of good seam coal
is equivalent to tho work of n man a day,
and throe t"iis nro equivalent to twent.f
yea:.-;' hard work of 'Mi) days to Hm
vcur. Tl.o usual estimate of a four-foot
semi is tlml it will yield one ton of good
coal fur every sqii-ii-') yard, or nbout
f),()i): tons for each squaro aero. Each
square niilo will then contain :!,2i!d,0.)0
tons, which, in thoir total capacity for
He.) production of power, nro equal to
tholiborof over 1,000,000 nlilo-hodied
men for twenty years.
Ii' iir.i,T3 nro allowed to bceouio Cov
ered with gri a e, dirt, nnd resin, or to
grow dry and hard, they eau network
air-tight on tho pulleys. cry o! ten no
iiioi-e than tweiitv-lio pi r et '.it. of Ibe
available power iu obtained because of
theso n. -gb.'cls. Many p. rsi.ns thin!
Ihev obtain more ib iving power by p!;'.e
ini n ti"-liteiicrn'..'::ht thu belt : but this
gain is only the equivalent of the extra,
snrl'aee with which tho belt is brim:, lit in
contact by the tightener, and in the cas t
of a hori'-.o'.ita! belt this will ho nearly
lost lv iridium though ou an upright
belt the tigntelier in: y bo Useful. Thero
ib economy in working with slack bi lls,
keeping them clean and flexible. Hard
ened bobs are best softened by a w:i h
lukewarm soda water und a thorough
scraping nud oiling.
She Was Kissed Too "Inch.
It isn't often that a girl is kissed too
much, ami less frequently does a boy
sutler from too much of that sort ot
tiling. Jt is dillcreut from wa 'hiag and
boning nn.l cooking and sweeping down
the slabs, that girls have been known to
seel; ki. si:ig rnlln-r loan those thing.',
nnd often much to the negl. et of them.
It. has never boon s'.ippo.-eil thut any
..re it loiiii'i-r lurked in ki sing, even
ilioni'h n ereat deal of it b.i done, and if
ii has sometimes I'nli-'iledllie very ardent
('. H ninii-t lines the very lust thil
will fatiniio one it has usually boon a
f I I'll.t w liieh nil wore williiiL' to necept
It appears, however, that there i.i u
en at ileal of danger in kis-ing which is
in. u , . i . -i 1 1 1 v nml tlecentlv done. A storv
coiiies through thu English papers of nu
extraordinary young Gorman couple who
wagered lo kiss each other ten thousand
tinii s iu (be course of ten hours. Thut
i seems eiey enough, mid probably tliero
I mo thoiisanils of young lovers who pru
! sumo they havo time mid ngnin douo
! some thousands better than that, Tho
wager wns the result of ft discussion
nii.nit how many kisses could bo crowded
into a g;vcn time. Tho enterprise was
uudi rlakeii with great vigor, the only
drawback being tho presence of spec
tators. Within thu lir d, hour two thoil-
miid kisses were exchanged, nnd the
outlook was propit'oiis. The record,
l.itM-.tv.ti- .1 iii not keen lll. onlv ouo
thoiihiiud being added in. the cocoiiil
liour. Prom this time ou tho bnsine.-B
lagged, and at the end of tho third hour
both broke, down. Tho young woman
fainted in thu midst of too much of a
gootl thing, nnd tho young man's lips
were cramped out of their usefulness
1 nml paralyzed.
it wii'i. worth while expressing ml
; opinion about nn extraordinary collide
, Iii:,. Hint q'hov bnvo Iheir own Piiliisb-
i ltieut ill tho fact that tljo nialrinionial
cii"i'eineiit between them was broken
nil' in conseipieneo of tbo strange per
f. I'l-nlialilv there inn t any
; warning in this for American girls, T'ley
don't liiuko ft pumio exiuoiuon o.
I kissing, and the- are never known to
,.i nf tl,,, l,iril hour. Thev
lniitv in n"' "" " ' , . -.
are tho kind of girls nlso who do not
Taku ii now flower pot, wash it clean,
wnqi m a wet cloth, and set over butter,
wilt keep it ns hard ns if on ice. Milk,
if put into au earthen can, or even a tin
one, will keep sweet for u loug time, if
well wrapped ill a wet cloth.
SriioMi Lavkndkm Watiui. Take of
English oil of lavender, two drums; ess-nee
of bergamot, one dram nnd a half;
essence of ambergris and inilleileur, of
each one dram ; fiaiu musk, threo
grains ; rectified spnits ot wine, half
pint. .Mix.
To Di'.srr.OT Ants. Take carbolic
acid diluted with water take ono part
aeid tu ten parts water and with ft
syringo throw this liquid into nil tho
cracks and holes where they nest, nud
ants will soon vanish. Cockroaches uro
also driven away by it.
Pr.nnMi-.p Powmui ron Eoxr.s and
1)ihwi:i:s. Coriander powder, Floren
tine on is pow der, powdered rose-leaves,
powdered swcct-scemed Hag-root, oi
each two ounces ; lavender flowers pow-dei-i
d, lour ounces ; musk, one scruple ;
powder ot sandalwood, ono ur.ienm.
Mix ail together.
Ci ni.iNii Fiifin i-'ou 'run IT.vut. Cliim
tragacaiilh, one I'lince ; rose water, ouo
pint ; let the gum soak in the rose wait r
l.ir forty-eight hours, lle-n squeeze tho
whole through inn-din or a coarse cloth,
and it is lit for use. Jt should be ap
plied to the ringlets with a soft curl-ln-ii.tli.
and. as it dries, tho properly of
the lluiil will become apparent.
To P.o.movi: Oii.-Stunh piiom Hooks.
It the slainsnroexl linivc, roll up each
leaf and insert it into a wide-mouthed
bottle half lull of sulphuric ether, and
shako it gently up and down for a min
ute. Ou its removal, tho stains will bo
found to have disappeared. The ether
rapidly evaporates from the paper, and a
single' washing iu cold water is all that is
u'.tcrward required.
To Cm-UN Minimus. Tako n news
paper or part of one, ac -ordiiig to the
size of the glass. Fold it small nnd dip
it into a ba-iiii of clean cold water; when
thoioii-'hly wet squeeze it out iu your
bund as you would a i-pougo, nud thou
rub it hard all over llio laeoot tue glass,
taking can) Hint it is not so wcl as toriiii
down iu streams. In fact, the paper must
only bo completely moistened or damp-
cued nil throiigii. Alter mo glass mis
been wed rubbed with wet paper, let it
rest tor a lew minutes, nun men go ovei-
it with u fresh dry newspaper (tolded
.in.,!! iu your baud) till it looks clear nud
bright, which it will almost immediately
mid with no further trouble. Thismclh-
d, simple us it, is tho best and most
mii .lit i. ms for cleaning mirrors, and it
will be found so on trial giving a clean
ness ami polish that eau no produced ny
no other process.
CArr. Nathan Ari'tiisTON loanod young
Longfellow a pair of Blippers upon a
limo when the young man had his boat
capsized at Lynn, aul ft few days after
4-..H...4. tl... vimd, returned the Blip-
Jim 111I.1111, tttyj j. , -
pers with this pleasant paraphrase on
his own well-kuownpoom:
Sllppo that irliii inntliiT,
.!.,.... ll.n 11,1V nt T.VIItl.
namuK v 01 .mw .- -A
forlorn or nblpwrookctl nqibew,
lira III" in"" n - . .
paralyzo tho young men s lips, ami tiio
vMiiiiir ntilll whose lips don t paralvzu
'must bo a pretty poor young man if bo
gives ft girl time to faint between kisses,
p.ut don't do it in public it isn't worth
much thnt way. riitladelphia Timet.
What He Died of.
i i,l lni1u from this eitv who was
iiu ui" .""j - -- -- -- . .
iii.f. in Itiislnn beard ft doctor KIVIUK
f i iiu'b . , .i,
description of a lute pntiout s illness
1 and sho asked wuat uiseasu no uuu muu
"Entliniinsin," answered the Boston
doctor, with professional accuracy.
iiv,..,(i..in.Auint" mturicil theoldladv.
"never benrd toll of it before! thevo aiu't
no sicli name in my joggrapnyi
it Olt I" un.ii! th a tloe.lov. liolltelv.
means that the mentid nnd physical
I'.,... ltitvtt mienumlini'l tn the illVllsioU
1, 4 tVl 11" .
of year nud th vital fixes burned out
from lncK oi mei cxnausieu uicuiwi--b,
as it. were." ...
nuniDb." said ibe mystified visitor,
Kussla as n Military Power.
Kail r. iails lead f n im sul ijeet but hostile
Poliiud to Moscow and Si. Petersburg.
These cities, therefore, nro not more iu
uccossiblo than several other European
eapi'nls. Moreover, tho Crimean war
proved that llussia can bo exhausted aud
defeated on her frontier.
Tho Hessian Government is based on
force. Tho theory is simple; but it
renders n largo standing army essential.
Without this coercive clement the ggv
criimetit could not exist a day. Where
the consent of the governed is regarded
as something wholly irrelevant, a power
ful substitute is required. Under bitch
conditions au empire that includes a
seventh part of tho habitable globe, peo
pled by nearly 90,000,000 of inhabitants,
of many different races, speaking ruauy
languages, can only bo suocestully pa
troled by nu immense military force. As
this patrol must bo kept up in time of
w ar even moro rigorously than in time of
pence, it is always difficult for the gov-
eminent to Dring a nirgo ioiuu m.v. .u
tiold without weakening, to a dangerous
extent, the foundations upon which the
..it... ...111.
UlllWlttJ it "I". . .,,
in lyi j JNiipoieon uivuiiuu uui
nlorceof ioO.OOO men; but tbe aggre-
eiiteof tho iinssiau Btrenginwas nuutu
what less thau 20D,000. Tho govern
meiit coped with the difficulties of the
situation with unaccustomed energy in
tho Into war with Turkey. Tho avowed
iutcutiou was to umko tho contest short,
sharp and decisive. Iu November, 1870,
tho l'.ussiiin army ou tbe Danulio wns
composed of ItW.IKW men. auuiuci
army of 50,000 men marched ng.uust
Ears, in Asiatic Tnrkoy. In the fo low
hu April tho liriuoipnl armyhnd leen
swelled in nuuibcM to 2-10,000 men, .in
cluding 40,000 Hoi viau aud iiouui..u.
nuxilinries, and 6,000 of the Uulgijxiau
militia. Tlie ftimv in Asia Had aiso ueeu
increased to 79,000. Eeuowed and con
tiunal efforts wore mndo to uugmont tho
number of tho troops; out iuo
niiiubor brought hi to tno nem ni any uno
time was 644,000, including both armies
. -.1 n.i ill . n...4 l.irii.l
Ol attaoK, WllU 10,111 area
iilmig the sliores 01 tno omen ou
This seems to lie ratiu-r au laiiui
result when we consider that in Febru
ary, 1871, Trussia, with so mucu smanor
population, invaded i rnucoynu a to.
1.350.00U men.
Gcltlng RM or Tlicm.
"Do you renlly writo out iu tho woods,
Mr. Da'etvl?" "Indeed I do, miss."
" And what do you do when ono of those
horrid tou-footud bugs drops on your
face nud begins to tickle?" " Oh ! I just
wait until ho gots through tickling, aud
then I shout 'Bug on!' and at once
there's a bug off."
betaim. may purl -Kin". Bhwll j cM jt Old Ago ' Ul
- fnrmnf. in mini to Ii. i nt 'IViliiuig.
1. iM:antA Iiy Alexander Uio Great, '
ll.i..ia
away all things that Z?.
Tliey may 00 1'rrl Tb ortttor
less they Mp 3 f A There
who lack, thu tniti-, but be-