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OUR JUVENILESe A Woodrnan' Dansglter. A woodnian lived in a forest wild; He was poor as poor could be ils only treasure a maiden child. nonny and bravo was sh, And sho kept his lioa-h all warm and bright, A nd welcomed him home with a kiss at night. Three robbers passed through the lonely wood, They stoppod at the cottage door. "My fair little maid, now give us food." sati( she, "11 have no more Than a cup of tea and an oaten cake, And father his supper of that niust make." Gou iring us qtickly the oaten cake, And bring us the eup of tea. We're weary and hungry," the robbers spake, " 'Twill be little enough for three." " ntit father," sho said, "' bas toiled all day; I canmot give his supper away," Tile robbers laughed both loud and long " A pltiky lass!" they said. " nut give us a kiss, and we'll be gone, And leavo you the oatei bro:ul." Nay! IThat," she said, "1I cannot do; I keep my kisses for father, too I" " We couIld swoop you up, ny little maid You( and your oaten cake, And carry you off !-aro you not afraid ? where none could overtake." Her cheek grow whito with a hidden fear: "I know," she said-" but Ood Is hero !" The father came, with the set of sun, Home to his cottage door. I am hungry an(d tired, miy little one; What ]iast thou for me tit store ?" "Stipper is ready I Give thanks !" said she; We have oaten bread, and a cup of tea." At O<d 1'elioe. Ode-1 should think so ! why, lie ear ries his house on his back, an1d has his teetm 'i los legs. That's i tough story, buit-dear me --it's nothing to wlat you'll have to be lieve when yol Come to study tle curi ()its creatures that live ill the sea. As to carrying his house about with hii, that is nothing new, all erabs and 1urtles do that, but I must athnit he's tile only fellow I ever heard of wio has teeth on his legs. If you and I are not nte(Iunillted with him, it is merely 1)0 camse we haven't been prying into the donestic manners of the ' fanily ill theso years, as some scientifle gen tlemen have. They have known about him these many years, and lie has even got into a dictioaiiry. Look in Web tor's big dictionary, at the word Lim utluis, and you'll see a picture of him. Liiulus, you must know, is his grand iILatin namne, wvhich lie doesni't wear~ at home in the sea. There he is (called HIorse-foot Crab, or King Crab. And there's another droll tinug about him-lhe's just tile shape of the blottomi of a horse's foot, with a long, shlar) tail strlikinlg out at the hiee. He's a funnly sight when heo is dligging-anid digi-ing is his special delight, I can tell you. fTis shell is in two, pieces' ; the frsnt piceo bends down and shovels upi the dirt, the back pice bends down the other way, and the hard, sharp tail b)races against the- ground, while all his teet-eight or ten there are-throw out thle dirt oni both Sides. It doesn't taike long for him to burrow into the mud out of sight. IBut I haven't told you about those uiset'id legs, wichel do) thie work (of jaws, beside their regular business of carry inig their owner about. Teeare five pairs of them, beside a i-hort pair in front, called feelers, or au telnmir, if you want the book name. Thue fi rst foiur pairs are furnished with sharp teeth-lots of them, sometimes as many as5 150. WVhen this comical gentlem'ian wants~ to eat, he seizes a soft worm, or somne other sea delicacy, with his two hind feot, and holds it up to his mtouthi, which is conveniiently lacedl amlong all these useful legs. Thlen thue 150 shiarp little teeth go to work and rasp the food into bits, and the mouth talles it up. How do you )suppos all this was found out ? A naturalist, who was enri (ouS to see what the hiorsehoof did with thle food that lhe alwaiys pulled uinder his shell, waited till lhe was hard at work' at his dinner, aind then very coolly turned himi over on htislback. Mr. Limuhus was too busy to mind, so lie wvent right on eating, and the naturalist saw the whole performance. 'But I haven't told you half the won (derful things ab~out him. When lie is first hiatched lie is at quarter of an inch in diameter, has no tail, uand has a shell just the right size for hun, of course. When lie gets bigger he outgrows the shell, as you younfgsters (10 yourI c'lothies, and lie has got to get out of the 0old suit. Itsa very (droll sight to see him come (oit of himself in that way. lie don't have so much trouble ablouit it as5 lob sters and sonie other crabs (10-ho just splitS Open t110 front edge of his shell, and pulls1 himself out. But you know he has b~eenl growing some time since that baby suit fitted himii, andl the fact is lie hais been very much crowded these last few days. So, when he gets fairly out of the shell, ho swells out an inch or two bigger than he was before, andl in a short time he baa another shell big enough for him, beside a little sharp tail. So he goes on as long as lie lives, throwing off his old shells and getting new ones. This interesting little fellow is well suplplied withI eyes, having two large ones up high on the shell, to see all about with, anA two more in front. I must tell you how Mamma Horse foot makes her nursery. In May or of eggs under her shell, and when the tido is in-that is, the water is up high on the shore-she comes up on the sand as far as she can without getting out of the water. She then digs a hole, and puts the eggs into it-and thai's just all she does about it, and she never sees one of the babies. The next wave covers these eggs up with sand, the hot sun hatches them out, and the little ones know everything belonging to a crab's education, a'nd can take care of themselves the minute they come out of the shell. But the drollest part of the business is tho be havir of Mr. Limulus. He wants to see that the eggs are properly laid in the sand, and he doesn't want the trouble of walking, so tho lazy fellow jumps upon Mamma Limulus' shell, and lets her carry him up, and laek again in the same way. That's most as Mzy as our noble red men, who sit and smoko while their wives work for them. While I am writing of crabs, I want to tell you a story about some cousins of the king-crab family. It is about the land crabs of St. Do iningo. The Spanish had the town, and the English wanted to get it away. After some fighting, the English, who were in ships, serk a party ashore in the night to surprise the soldiers and seizo the town. As they were forming on the shore, they heard a great clashing and clatter ing, and they thought the whole Spanish arny was after them; so they ran to their boats and fled. In the morning it turned out that the noise was made by the crabs, who come out of their burrows in the sand at night to seek their food. In honor of this exploit, the people have overy year a great feast, in which a solid gold crab is carried about the town in procession. It is called the 0 Feast of the Crabs."-St. Nicholas. Whicago Tribliune.] Thomas 0. ThoIpson, Esq., the May or's Secretary, who, some few days ago, slilqc(l ol a bannlla peel an(1 spraimt d his kilee, writes that St. Jacobs Oil "act ed like a charm." PnEPARATIONS aro under way for tak ing a census of the Indians. This has never been thoroughly donie, but the whole number in tie Unite'd States and Trerrlitories in 1871, including G0,000 in Ahaska, was estimnatedl by the Indianl Bureau at 350,000. Whether they have sin1ce incr)eased or dimninishled in nunmberi is-not entirely certain. It is probable hat the wild Indians have decre ased considerably, b~ut tihe more-eivilized tribes have increased. Tile Chlerokees, for instance, increased from 11,000 in 1822 to 14,682 in 1871. A complete con sius of them all-or as complete a (census1 as (can1 be made, for thlere will be0 many diflicul ties in tile waiy--will furnish mu.chi inlterestinlgliformiat ion. . nx ions to lise. Thiere's pl~enityV ofroo u011p stairs', as li ) 'il WebIster saidit to thle youdng man11 anixions5 to rise, buit despoindent of his chlance' to (10 s0 ; buit noi one( nieed inljulre hiimself either ini elimibinig the stairs of f: ne 'or t hose of hiis (own1 house or bulsi ness~ pilacet. Thie folowing is to thle point : Mr. .Iohn A. I Iutcijnson, Snyt. I )ownier's Kerosene Oil Works, Boston, Mass., writes: Mr. Pattont, oine of our foremlen , inl walking up l stauirs~ last week sp rainled his leg ladly. I gave h1 im a biot tie of St. Jacobs Oil to tryw. ie used it anti ani almost ins~tanitaneo'us enri e was etrected . ____ ____ BARON MlA!INVs, German Ambassador to Copenhagen, has made a fool of him self, with tile aid of a notorious Frenchl actress. HeJ followed hler around like a p)o0dle, gave her ai buinch of flowers, did everything that a first-class spooney would hlavo done, and, as a result, hais been1 given by his Government an in definite leave of absence. Tile world ridlicules hlim, and thle result wvill be hlis social and diplomatic death. As for the woman, sile laughls, for every incident of that kind adds eclat to her professional reputation. ___ A Lady's Wish. "Ohi, how 1 do0 wish my skini was as (clear and1( soft as yours,'' said1 a ladly to her friend. "Yul ('aln easy ma ike it so," anisweredl tile friend. '"How?"' inq uiredi the first lady. ''1y using 1101 Bitters, that makes pure rich blood( and( bloom ing health. It (lid it for mue, as you ob serve.'' Read of it.-Cario Builletin. I-r is a curious fact that the locomo tive which, with its train, went dowvn withl tile Tay b~ridge, is no0w running regularly between Glasgow and Edin hurgh. For thlreo months it laid in the b~ottom of the Tay, but when it~ was biroughit up it was found uninjured, ex cept the funnel, dome, and weather bloard, which had to be renewed. She ran on her own wheels to Glasgow just as she came out of her long bath. Strange feelings might arise in tile tray ceor's breast on learning that his train was drawn by that engine, b~ut there is a locomotive engineer, it is said, in this country running regularly upon a rail way uponl which he was one time the cause of a most ter'rible dlisaste'r. I 1 Ave:11 n ore donht of theo benCfe(ial effects (of \\ rner's Safe Kidneyc andI Liver ('uire thtan I hauve t hat th Gen(ew'i(,to Ive mii'ttie a' into Lake A LOSS oAPETITEr. A gentleman called professionally on a prominent physician and compllained of a total loss of appetite. "I'll just give you a little tonic to take before dinl ncr," saidl the doctor. "I'm all right just before dinner. It's after dinner LEARNING TO COOK. A judicious mother will so manage her daughters that even at the early age of 13 they can, in an emergency, pre pare " a meal of victuals." A thorough domestic training is very useful to a girl. At school, she always has a teach er or a fellow-pupil at hand to help her over hard places, but if she is set to make a batch of bread herself, and at tends to it from the time the sponge is set till the loaves are taken, sweet, fra grant, golden-browii, from the oven, she learns meantime chemistry, caloric, per severance, delicate manipulation, self reliance, neatness, and acquires skill and the habit of carrying her work in her mind, as one act of neglect or for getfulness at any point of the process may spoil the whole. Because some un wise mothers do not see in the stated and skillful performance by their daugh ters of household services a certain and valuable culture which cannot be ac quired at school, they are willing to do themselves what in justice and kindness to their danghters they should require of them. Girls, left to their own de vices, waste a great deal of time which might be utilized to their advantage. A girl who can climb trees, who can dance hours without fatigue, or jump rope (a very dangerous pastime, by the way), who can take long walks, who can skate and row-can also sweep, and scrub, and make bread, and wash, and iron, if she is encouraged to do so. These are the accomplishments sho must lpossess in order to make a happy home, though she may have half a dozen servants at her call. Those who have sufficient ouriosity to investigate this sul)ject will find that many of the most famous women in literature and art were as skillful in those accomplishments con sidered specially as they were with the pen or pencil or chisel. in training girls to be useful, and ready to racet any emergency, mothers confer upon them an inestimale blessing. ause. and I fleet Tlie maiin caise of nervousness is in digestion, and tlhit is enused by weak ness Of the stonacli. INo one can have s01111 lnerves and good health without u'sing 11o) Bitters to st rengtlien the stoiach and pitrify lie blood, a1d keep t ie liver and kid n)e s at ivye, to carry oil all Ipoisonouis anid ute( *matter of the systemn. See ot her c'ohunni t.-Adlvance. IPiles or liemtorrhoils is~ a commton af flict ion, but genuine remted ies ldon' t grow (on hushes. We kntow of but onte perma teunt cure fort it, anid that is Talem ' lineck eye il ie ( iinttm enit, a1 p repaIraItiotin made by Dr. I Tabhle r, fr om thle co nun on Ilitnekev~e. Price 50)c. For sale by all druggists. THKE 111GHJEST MOUNTAIN ON .TIlE G LOUE. N ob ody's reputation and honor are safe in this cvnical age. For the last ten years Moanit Everest, in Nepaul, has been considered the highest mountain in the world, reaching the respectable height of 29,002 feet. Dhawalagirl and Kuchiinjinga, in the same range, with about 28,000 feet each, shared this lion or between them until Maj. Everest, of the Bengal Engineers, discovered their big birothier. Before they were mecas uired Humboldt thought some points in the Sout'h American Andes reached the highest altitude on our globe. And nowv comes Capt. J. A. Lawson, who has discovered in the little-known island of New Guinea a pleak that beats them all, which lie has appropriately calledl Mount Hercules, and fixedl its elevation at 32,786 feet above the level of the sea. --New York Herald. Mu. J. D. WAnn, of Pittsburgh, and Secretary of the Western Iron Associa at ion, who has been making an examina tion of the iron-ore hed in the neighbor 1hood of Lynchburg, Va., for some weeks, rep~orts that the ore in that iagion is the richest he has ever seen, not even ex cep)ting the Ore of the Iron mountain and Lake Superior regions. He predlicts a speedy revival of the iron industry in the vicinity of Lynehburg. Already two rolling-mills that have b~een idle0 for years have been started up at that place. Others will soon be built anid operated. THlE greatest allXiety is e~xpericeid lest thero should1( be ai flaiw ini the title to pr)oert y ; yet a flaw ini thle t itle of hiealthi- -a ( ough or Cold-is dlisregarded. D r. ihull's Cough Syrup removes alil such at otice. VEGE TINE in POwder Form is sold by all drug gis and genieral stores. If you cani not buv it of thein, lumeloso liftyv cents ini poostago stam~ps for ono package, or onei (dollar for two piackages, and I will lsendo it hy return mail. HI. R. Ste ves Boston. Mass. LAnY's FRIEND-ThC only reliable remedy for distressinig female complaints. Sent by post for 5po.and 1. ~r.Vlhi. 265t h St. .JersevCity.N.J. ~ the ~as no embI.ma found uder t set to . A. 4. free. Orcat reoinetinn In price. of Masonte book., good., sti Vt. Temupilar outfits. Rend for Illustrated estalogus. .FIE't De are, f aor oPntIher., 711 Broadra.. Ag~ents wanted ever ywhere to sell to amilies, hotels a'nd large con Psum T ~3 ers ;~ arest tcki tecoa Country ptorpkepersr s'onid c'all or write THlE WELL8 rE A coMPANY, 201 Futton st. N. Y. P. 0. fB 4540. ?fM STCH~ E o HISK~ ri U 's C U R Ea th etmn~ aen A PALPABLE TRUtkU. Says a sen~ble woman, discussing the dress question: "If many of our work. ing gi'rls but know what guys they make of themselves through buying and wear ing cheap imitations of fashionable ap parel and jewelry, thay wouldn't do it. Because a wealthy lady can afford a change every few weeks, the poor girl who tries to emulate her becomes a dow dy. The result is limpsy dresses, dresses which hang like dish rags, washed out and tarnished jewelry, shoes speedily out of shape, and a general air of faded-out dishevelment from the head downward.". A WONDERFUL SALVE. A doctor in ScotUdnd made a nerve and bone all-healing salve, and thought lie would experiment a little with it. He at first cit off his dog's tail, and ap plied some cf the salve to the stump. A new tail grew out immediately. He then applied some to the tail which he cut off, and a new dog grew out. He did not know which dog was which. A BOwLDER was recently found on Mount Washington, showing that the mountain was completely submerged during the glacial period, contrary to the opinion hitherto entertained. The bowlder corresponds to the character of the rock on Cherry mountain, ten miles northwest, and 3,000 feet below the sum mit of Mount Washington. It was taken down the mountain, and goes to the Natural History rooms in Boston. - SAs FRANCISCO is a little nervous over the eflorts Chicago and other cities are making to influence the Mexican trade, and she is making an unusual effort in that direction herself. Vegetine. The Barks, Roots and Herbs From Which Vegetine is Made IN POWDER FORM, SOLD FOR 50 Cents a Package VECETINE. For Kidney Complaint and Nervous Debility. Ma. STEYRNS: IstLInoRo, Mx., Dec. 28, 1877. Dlear Sir-I had had a cough foir elghteen Years, whan I comniiiiced taikinig the Vegtine. I was very'low ;my sys Vilnt nIali very' nervo'i-coug.h badl, lunige' so-e VhIIien I ad .i (!.en o hot tlet I founzd it wvas helpinig mo; It. hasu lho 1ed my conig'. and it s9trenglthens ini'. I am now abi - to do my work. Ne'ver have ound11( i ant hing like the Veg~etine. I know It is everythiing it i- r uee lmended to be. 1I~i. A. J. PENDLE'ioN. Dr. W. Ross Writes: Scrofuh, Liver Complai'nt, Dyspepsia, RiheumatIsmn, Weakness. HT. R. S-rEEs, flioston: I huave been practicing medicine for twenty-five years, and~ as. aI remedyl fir Scriotl a, Liver Complaintl, IDyspes Rhieinniatismi, Weak neuss, andI all di iensesi of the bl ood i have~inever loundi~ its elpiial. I have V'SOhl V'egetinme ocr seven ye'ars, and' have niever had one1 bottleI retumrne'd. I willd hlI ear tily recommnend it to) thiose in ned of a blood pulridocr. Da. WV. Ross, rug~gint, 5etL. 18, 1878. Wilton, Iowa. .Vegetine isa Powder Fornm Is sold by all drug giitsi and ;general stories.. If youn ~ tnot buy it of t hem, fnelose il'ly cenats in poslitgestamlps for one piackage, or one0 dollar Ior two packages, and I will send it by returni mail. VECETINE, rREPARED BY __H R ST EVENS. Boston. Mass. CELEBRATED There is no cIvIlized natIon in the Western Hlemisphere In which the utility of Ifostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonI.', corrective, and anti-hlious medicine, Is not known and appreciated. While It Is a medicine for all seasons and all climates, It Is especially suIted to the complaints generated by the wodhmer, being the puresi and beat vegetable rtImulant In the world. For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom apply for Hlotetter's Almaaae for 1581. MUSTANG A FAMIlY MEDIIN THAT BAS RAuLR MILLIONS D11RING 35 YEADS? A BALM FOIL EVERY WOUND OF MAN AND BEAST! TH EOLDE8T&ABE8T LINIMENT EvER MADE IN AM:RICA. RALT;P LARGER THAI Egga, The Mexican Mustang Liniment has boen known for more than thirty-five ears as the boat of all Linimients, for an an (I Beast. Its sales to-day are larger aban ever. It u r e when all others tail, and penetrates skin, tendon an nna otno. --- GREAT GERMAN REMEDY, FOR RHPUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, BACKACHE, 4 SORENESS logniw8mtrn CHEST, """""h SORE THROAT, 411 1ilhI111|||1ilk QUINSY, SWELLING9 AND SPRAINS, FROSTED FEET q IAND EARS, AND ge8dlal Bodily PIlvS, TOOTH, EAR A ND HEADACHE, AND ALL DIEH PAINS AND No Plreparatimn on earth equals ST. JACOrS3 OIL a r 3AFr, SURK. SIMII'.): and CnEA P External RemceiV. A trial entails but the comparativelv trifling outlay of AJCr:NTS. and overy one suflring wvith pain can have cheap nud positive proof of its Claims. DIRECTIONS IN ELEVEN LANGUAGES. SOLO BY Al I nUnIsTR Aun nFA a.RS IN MEDICINE. A. VOGELER & CO. Baltimore, Md., U. U. A. ALL ABOUT TEXAS. SU1 l(*t l.. it ' Il E TEXAS PLANTER AND FARMER. 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