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fc 1 lITII AND POINT. ---I'll make you dance," said an Irate a mother, pursuing an erring 'on, slipper In hand. "Then," remarked the jve. nile, "we shall have a bawl. --It is the easiest thing in the world to pp tell a man of brains from a fool, half a square off--a man of brains never acts ii as if he owned the whole stroet. JI .-" Employment so certainly produces P' cheerfulness, ' old Bishop Hall used to ' say, "that I have known a man to como home In high spirits from a funeral be- o' cause be had the management of it." al -Said a little daughter: "Oh, man ma, I do love Sunday so much." "I a am glad you do, my darling; but why c do you love the Sabbath so much?" "Oh, because we have fiss-balls for breakfast." t -Once, wnen papa was carrying Ava I aeross an icy spot, he slipped a little le several times. Ava tightened her wee hi arms around his neck. "I'll hold you at op just as tight, papa,'' said she, "and w thon vou won't fall down." in -" Confound tho3o cats!" exclaimed st old Xylo, as he reached for his gnr4uLL cr>ept stealt lilly toward t h ~ * "1% hy, those are n1ptdow plied his wis, cato, calmly re- ai ou ow ' vecighths; "itis only our noernurch choir, practieing for to- M movw."-N. Y.nom'mercial. t --"Faith,'' said Jiininy O'Brien, ai "America is the friend of the Irish. i l Bedad they think so mooch of the Irish byes and gurls that tiey n:anie their fo States by them. ''here's O'Ilier, and t1 O'Regon and Mrs. O'Re; which Ihe same is meant for Mrs. O'1 lain, and I think as the next sthate will be i O'Brien."--Oil Cif'' Derrick. ---"See heah, olo woman, dis heah I water's done got flip-skippers in't," , said Uncle Mose, as the old lady pas1ec i him a blue,decorated mur with the haLn. die broken off. "Um, s'oose'n lev is; dey won't hurt yo' carcas much, nohow. 11 Go 'long; doan' reeken dev'll be alibo 1 I W'en yo' dono swaliered 'emt, do yo'? sl Drinkt it (own, niggah, drinkt it down. I W Yo's gettin' pow'ful teehy."-Texan l Oddities. --The elder Weller,of facetious men ory, expressed iimiself trongly on the subject of wilow.,. 'There be on)ie in this laid of the att.orney anil home of " the breach of promi se suit wi are di' posed to Side with hini. "mne,'' :;aid a Cincinnati nim), showing a (hincago friend the intiun ions of I ie city,"c->net, let us go and see thle WVidows' llomo." "Not much," cried the terriliel vi tor. "I saw a witow homie once on it cost me $16,00 for alleged bre.ach of I' promise. No, sir. Snd the widows ome in a .iek.'' --N. Y. lerald. -" Do they play tilnes on ftih horns,'' Medora?' Ccitailiy they do. They play scales. They also mrrak:e sounds. One dollar for nformatiu,n i, please. No, pay here. Never leave htiy money at the bu-rn. u, olcee. W'hr;" not? Well, if yoi know what a ia"u! le the editor h:d with thin busines mna. I ger every r3nt. <:,y you wouldn't azk "Why not?" Th.tnks, hut thero's tity Cents moro now tor aiuwerinig the q('ui tion about !ho bu.inss mnaager. 'he (ever that mvwes t h, world has to be kept greased, sone way.-/lurlington Uawkcuc. liad iniot:;h of II. A \Westernt ceit(,r, w: hose !;I l4l of irit ing was ctdcnhit(-d to rioti(' 1w(o1d)l to deeds of gor, bin.g himsel nlot onh n his muscle, found it 1necetssary to keepi a fighting editor, ad lie 11u41 *. spai 4111 tube connei~Ccd with his h14tmei: on,mi. 444 call him when dangert'i r.'tininti. ( )n' day a geilenin whiomi then edijtor l 44 referred to a s ' "cross-4'y.d dr*1itm b-r1 'the ti;itig e-libe r wasn 44ut, he4 di h spond' t4o the 5igodi oft distre4.4s, iind uh I a floor' unider' the di'5411sh l'it ih'n e :n4-:' t' o4 1i correct the m1i:44, and1 th4e irt4+ m lef't. Pre'ttyt, soont 4,'tit a 4ge tll iri ihe nt 1 rurad ldistr'icts (:1m1e in to gi'e. eli -rii 1 .Ii a b4ig. squashMl and' 'i a nt i,t . and1 4a b141 a and a bo in ii ro m (444 $411 hii t ht t b boss wan'tted lhlp. T1l4 Jum 44f war4 wais (quick to r'espond44, an1441 ii:'1hin~ ito thie chiecf's roomut 414nd s.'4in;~ ithe latte$4r in at somewha1:t disoner41'''d '4 ilition -1 it'n sult oif is pr'evious1m visjtit hII - ih uthih elinct hed him;1- ' 144' n4itt t 14in4 1up 1om fui7ture,~icl11' ran he "cti in 4. 1 h4 ' 4r,4 there an lii'npt.i hears was st:"in shtthdoor.( Th( I(44e eont in be'.41 I run.'4 Ptople so t ical i t' he4 444 mn' o.' 4 1 and rand t er :14 it and4t w 'rt 4h44 d 'I beoigthe hearIi. e coii1li 1wi4 b.$44 i suted to he tidewal was .' 41nt 1' 4: : by 4HWiip tiraa imentIt ein4' 4: 1 t4e nimbly toi i t: 414 fetland tae $4114 -r '.. i~' farnd partit of the went toet 44he4 m4b t1fakr tli lync hm;d whil th reil igniwn. And ater ell :a broa d'14. m cOtNto ovrtreei" hurstjetie ihn101-au 1 expla tine,tt an tn the ne wilt) 4iII foe to Jutie wcLissof the 44ac and 'm1 4 aflidait that fhbi hoped toii~ bli lt (ru )44 b lAm AONR pall r 1ipictud the f4'4s,1 and their eyes flled with teirs. Fr'igt' p ened himself at the 'fl'ect which lie h1444l produced, tho worthy parsonll4lene over4'l ' - is pulpit and saild "' I e'xaggra4te 9 p little, my hearers ; I exa'ggerate." TIim EnglishI lan1igag is ieb I ini svni onymWous' 1terms1. A m4ehan00'iiie in 4 w -h of work is "'ou.t oif a job;"' a ('1er41 in $114 same prediceamenit 1s "' dien1galgedt," a'tnd a prof essional mni simiilaly placed'h4 ii "at leisure."' Then mlechaic gets work, the olerk '" connects "' himself with sonoe establishmnent, anid 111he profeosionail man11 " resumes " practice. --An enterprising orange-grower -in Florida recently sont an order to a New York butter factory for soverail hari els1 of skimmed milk. Hie wan ted it fo4r C whah for trees to kill oft' inieels, but he oould not o4btin it. It was14 all u,sed f('r -' making "full cream cheeso."-N Y Tri bun. .he last dog titory comes from thoe suite of the King of Glrecai. A solenidid dog fell overboard from a steamor. The Captain refused to stop for anyithin' short of a drowning man. "You will stop for me, of curse," said the gentle afa who leaped overboard. Of courso sat1rand dog were saved.--Cambridges ~-'Tlw rnanagers of Lincoln Institute,) . b1ladelpbIa, have otird to throw rP?lO doors for the" ednieation of -' t~gi hildi'cn. Tfho inmittii rIi' ea jodls rlm 0ol "JOw'" DASH AT POKER. 0W a Beaalifwat Expert at the Game Lost HIl Nee ye. tAlba'ry unes.1 The most accomnplisted-looking colored mntloman in the hotel-porter line in this ate is Toe, w ho ofliciates in that capacity the Dlelavan House. Uiifurtunatelv )o has an idea that lo is an expert it >ker. Io is very often anxiouts that me of the distintguished poker exp eits bo stop at tho 1)elavan should try him those points, but, though Joe inakes lout $100 a week at the )elavan, lie esni't usuaolly have Inoniey toi enugage ini .y of the games of these experts, Ibe uso he "b ]ucks" the faro bankcs too tet. IecetlV It good ealmuo was given Joe show his skill. Senator 'oodlitt wItsi ayinlg it simple gaime Iigainist Snitt i ec(arihy, Imatl both of th-m:are neikom \\ Igvd experts in tho Inute, wlwun Jco ptenedl mi the roum. ;itotr McC,'"rty. o11CC s'iid: '' Hero's lny l ' i 11 y"ou take mydd} ,syior at f"w\ ntt c"l:? t'' a re sev< 1111 peoll e down .diatto i-ee ue'.'' Joe jmaupcd ait thet+cluuwce. "WVhy, of ur'se, sa1h," he said, " if Mr. Woolin it recablo. ,Mr. W\'otlint was ag;real1, antd \ir. e;:ar11hy left.. fitrst givin~ in struction Jo, to play his best, m1 I )ltup to i a<umt, d epoitint; 10,000 in eri,l Is ont the ital inill t' fr,nt of himt. it," sai d Iw, '" I aill responsib,lte rthll(lin; you. i yd . t acc t,li. li or o n views ial I'll Ihtl, y\ut." W ith that h i n' t u t it. ,oe deal, and rcivtd a euple of I;C 1 . r. Woodlin hol edihvit h elL t\i,t ,( .;i ' shtort hatir atoi on em . c though;lt tlltit, wast: a pretty i;ta ;: t of at 1 innin t. l'd lil o \' wait ltil Mr. ,lcrthttlly wolll cime ihatchI;. r. W t,din Sllii 1that he ctnl not t i.il it etl $ilnt hour l iov il a alt li ,et likm mut, ttad .J,w umt t cith<t r :see it or 1l:m. ii lo t, ht:l -, a:ntd1 lIit ' wn his lt t, 1\ning" two til lbn . 3it. W';dit it lverb.n"1tly" ]lid dltwnt hi; hantd : h. Itllbd in thel w\':1;, and showedct :. lttne mo pair oi, . " F1r' t he hl(, 1t!Il'. o-al! , S ir. W\oc,tin," t I i ll t :lt,- 'l t < M li tl tw Itilt i t 0 tt:l u,ct" 'u 1 l \t ~ l it' "'flt re's tilw, :tl l. If you :un tht i ls in it, uayb, 1 didin't." "W el" . ai I"!t InI. i o o i t fe t;:lt t lt'1" tV :n to 111)t4 1 it A m-, o'n lit i r h il o 'for". :. N-"('athy4\ i;ct' bt:te:." MTr. \\ e':lill dl alt, andt .Jet r,tceiv tl :a i "o1 :ac I:. lit ilt b: : I. \lI r. W\' oodti r<'n.tly. ra.i ttlimtt :1,0 . J , h ,i 'n mit It ti . i e tlt . hlpsi tly. " tt v , \', It, l v' inI :l Ihc. r - n l :11r. \",+lilt..Iar i vy. " it i. t i,: .n nl " I liti l u h.l ilt . aid lt-. - -Il I b i v i t t 1 1 1 .w y u, andt t I ,tai tll \' it . i ltun: t \ lI ii up hi no I - 'li dri w ..l 1.'s '11 t.I ".M ot,it : w .. ' Ii:: o t : II. tMr. W',' i'tIP t tillm 'tt i. ,t !: ish tt i1.w I I it -, t he tl i Itb m ti t L l i t ? 4: I r'iw . ' "\\'cl, it' ; y urtt ' bct," i,itd M r. W o Illdin, Jf, e h i:0 o hi Ili i t t t at ::. ".1 rec'nIi I'l p: e ut " i titl. " etf.tll, wh' at : t I Itf ! b1 i lA l o r :idi Mr.W o d , ip t nl,--'!b t .011- ;li e d Il ikte a0'j :ale of -- ii:toi 1 bi .11( Jerit ab' a :tvi>r. 1i <ltn 41 :In Booth \ii br toiw av;orn 'ofi tIr:.t I, r 0 :writ m11 (it. .\. li -.t (I n1 drUbla vnbetin@ o a. t,t At mrw~ The Forest Baby. There are "babes in the woods" 7 Which are both beautiful and of value to those who are seoking to best invest ment of time and mtonty in transplant. ing trees. Autunin is better than spring time for tho usual methods of transplantinr, but we have found a more excellent way than either of these times al'ords. All through the woods, andt under the i trees on the edges of the forests and c along the road-side, littlo forest babies, or seedlings, are springing up. They are r cosied away un'dter pareut oln and mlaples, liilon and ash trees. Any rainy day from the first, of June till on into September is a good time to select t these sy Ivan seednliga, t(uid set them e where you wish thit-m perlnannetly to st:id. Tlake an ashll-Ip:la : it a t1'ailn; phlnltinlg tr)ver, wit Ii an ol(. newspaper or I wo it your -:1ot, out under some t hard maple of txeptionally line fore t i111( size; one it iay he which has bee I :ihuirel for its beauty. You piek out . as inany as youi w:it oft that kind. t Take up plenty of earth with ("eh, and wrap enough paper aroundfliff the~ eath 1(o keep it. inl pla"e hle he('afds of ti' TIa- y ole fore- t iab,iE's are froin tw'o to fout V iini I t high, aid I un' ni' I ugly (oit of 1 heir ue.t in t he r.sh-p:u. Theyc are pautf rnt;'' - in :lt o .rI1 ' e ou;ins oif other 1) dfesired'f \ f':lftis, andO in an houtr or less tilt:et urn a o wit hi t s 'or' orl'fore trtec iols riz"s. it ni:y\ hll- w'ell to set each one in the g.nn, \\'th the p,a;nr :-,till I; Irnlu:'l the root. :an'i carth,. Th1e paper It utnle" ter i i Inv,re of it thati is 11(rs ar\ ---w\"ill (if) no h:arm1 if left on, :u t aki-t r it of1' tli'niht displace the soil aru1n lilh t.iINv rotllets. \W i Xwanit of I c ,iM 1' i I a 1'b It' ti' es ,al,y fro1 n) il. ()b( IIIn leo to it; liew( one,, withoult its t knowrn"it iih:s ben moved. T'hus w\Ithi the (!\I 'l.!1:1:'1 (if le-i- I li .' :;1nd ! tll ll-' Il:'lI i ied'(led1 to Iranlptl,lantt a1 I tree t ('n i 't hih. i wenty or Iore iae S . In I i eatr-;, tIhe wo-iin'h' forest h:hy will b I Iar:'r th:ui its n iihbor hic!lh wa:I fI- or t\w'I\ve tie tall, :n(1 setI. it 1n;1\y he. s )mi we-ks or montI e:nli'1. I ah' h:tlr., lulrin('' the life it ;oIl. will1ut tw lhe ut her. It will :tl;c ("ln l' t 1" yrIiw\ lont after the th r hatt ir e h -d matrit t: it lw 'er ht:l one ft 'lrd:h p rf t the root (Vs. t w h ha betn1 sulll'rt'd I\' by N'f InOe skill rw rk in li nlehI 11 i iiusl:l:l!~i f '71l: " 5f i'' efi l llirci l ') toItra; fItnl' ' ( ': a ..s i: irte d fl til 'if - 'n n If' Is ha i','' . f il .\ l:rg proill':Iln of lihe Itr) - ah ly tm p lhuif t f p hv -hi e iln bb (-'*u ii d * iii fr fch ' If >rk I f to grow"\'. 11hel1e ir' i ( lih I : i i I ff1 if I f e,en l t: ff H -"it - " 1 "i i t : !'' I f 'l l r t "' ; l il 1 :i 1 'II i II f :Ill- - n : 1w w' I ilil . nt -, }1 ia l he 1 1 r f'11 - , ili em i ' - a t I t i ; p f(I i lv il t \ I' ' I t;' : '' t; 't t1 : 'i ' I ju 1 ' l l ( 1 . ltfl'- 111 \ -h :ll :, l t -lI to ,I i I itf II -- I: lX I :l ii iii ' , di :i[I tfIe hI I i- n t h:1' f 11 ;i t w\'11Ii hii 4. the'r wi t -u -h:1\ e nt i \orh. All thli - -inip)ly,'n I'' .'m!l; if'' t :1nd,1 slf io :htigt'" t it: (i )Il \'i - l 1 ( l :1 l;t;.' li \ r n \" -un-ifi XX i s lsIft .21 f I. 1 . f;' -.f n filS IllI i' 'IiIf XIf' Xn I i' I no~It Te XXefnifIl 102. oping- a t~ri o f trt 5 af'X 'f1 tfry i. il way. , \ it iX sI flOn, l 0: wil , fs XIin (' n i ffn ',Xlor >'Iisihs thel [Sfat.1 s ft heeI r m n >riOh-f,If (teffil af 1et ffif O ff1 t '.'i arI orfi f 1'op in1 :Xufif 11rd-nir f- s e'' if r rain.~jf f11 h fe i O:falfiI' ;ra : '1 d r it hiyth i t n:t d XXf f naI !t al~'I by IIp 1y.nff h ('' ulelfI tf' o tefthl. il:'ii tn naheI-, upf1 th e: f:t oplI arei the'u co-il flt'uXned wh t ile h :rain i' 1tandin..I X ill 11lf in ff orde t tIa re :f thVf r : e: Ito'I I it. f' Tis 'f th !- ef v ai '-f lfiaih ul i ft. onf ilm1I l i tr.ii who while tXffhe rin t 'Aw down :lv'1*Xi11 topl, tr.- pad as tgl n f 111 :ise o 1 f1 f e titro, ai it :glno fnts Iffifis oni idll er ed:itIf ff1-i0k ' te: there Iop one it ii whenI - 11 XXiXV ruo XYver. thfislis he stihitf 1(1 o ff the Iffek of the X>r 1fk' . I h en.1lf' toto. nfe>re 1 nee e i at'bu 1f)0ix.e , X t!f nt- to ofk opff r i (ft, r. e uIin,i ifr b:ifwhen~ iffin: if h'in tlonth i olit hi .I111) (1,Uf Pi \ et. te 'n a-l fsin ill: Ieahl IftC hao th 'at, : XVfi t, stl If ofl aVIet tr i wherefi expi - t o i ' d'1 h:t Ilit co tt X'tft I wo d l r tfffX tp :t t fin Iompa y's ilet ab I' le ,i!a taLfffl lb: Iff l! It he ato , hii flflud f :rea bi n, to ti-hX onf ali ninnh f :g its 0 rilXas h-I Xbi f)d thf t-ff' steigh.Ae of ' se~ stai for~ :mt e, Ofiulitud'he : hf-aXnlit bI :wot (Iflle.h "eert "'nini i oif. and and ff' d inft.ae tihat theii fsp alter alfonet fOff iffl, 1l~ th etini te w at tiX'. io, the ft 8mp:my threeli 1 t'i f' asf niuchit sthe ftn't.rles aut ifts1y oeatn ex p5n td ri~ teyarThsrdtint STARTLING STATISTICS. .he Sha(low I[anging Over Now York City and the Entire Country A Tribune Opinion. The nation has been hrorrifled at the burn Qg of a Milwaukee ho>tel, whereby over sevon y lives were lost. This event carried terror ec.ause it was su iden atnd appalling; but.had lie sane disastrous roults to life and liib tme silently they woulid have been unno Iced, not only by the people of the land but Iso by the very comnrurnity in which they oc urro,l. F.tal evenits of a far worse nattire ave taken place in this very city, but they ave attractedi no atteutiou. nor would they ow didr not the Bureau of Vital Statist ies ring theni to our notice. "Figuires do not e," wh!itever else iray be uncertain, andi the port on the dea / of this city is a stairtitig Jnninect on its life. During the past year to enorrnous increase of certain rnal:riles is .irply app:alliiig. W%*hile the total nuniber of etiths has diirinrishe,l ant the death raite on ost diseases hars <ccercied still it is far reatcr ii one or t wto erions iiisorders t han its ever k owii before. Moro people diedl in to city of New York in l$8 from liriglht.'s irecase of the kllnevs IIh ii from ( di1ph1theii, Iall-p')x a. I typhoid fevei all core' ine I! 'his serceely seenes 1)('ssile but it- : t ruooami hen it is reninberd that lcs' thanl e - iril tle actual deat.hs fror li:ll.t's lire 'se re really reporte,l eas 1uch, the r.ivages of the lIa ly can lee parti:illy unc'r,tr ,l. The lirulerdi'te cpiery uhiiel everyereal_r 'ill nake ip n sich a revel ti n of lacts, i: What c:lises thi incre ase! 'fTis is a 11111. 1i1 ine'tion to answer. 'l'hc reuttire of the Iin.ite. tIre hi:itts of lI. the aidlrter.etiteon of ui.ts a:il liqurers, :1i lire n Iiltetiilly coitril e ;il lit Ie inrc(ltate c:lrs. Caii be ce tinly :a. Igned. OMten tietore ti' viel int kievs it tihe ic'care has i'e oun. It.s appr'.iches Irc so ealtihy and its syl'nniiors so 'desenro that het' cann it i'' lielinit el v fe,re ;e:en ,..l art' onirly no.en by their' etlets. Any lic li y tirhut-r~, 'wver iii :ht, is the fIruct, st:ige o l;ri'iht's i e-rc. 1-lit it is schlomi tliat kn Ider'' it sor ers c:in be t'tc(eil. ''hey du not lve iny ert.;i- sylnie jetoeeie. M1!ysterious w'1eariness; an rnu-u:l1 itt'petite; perl',oie.l he'iiinches; oc a:lnail n.,u,ea; uec'rtliui p iine; li-a of gor;lek of nerve iere)lci'; irr',eularity c)i he hea.rt.; lisorlIered dailt:i h'lit ; it :erfect .iaestioni-alt the--e antd ln.in ot ie.- a rim nreis are the Indt.itions of t,i<lncy lis,i!er ven though there in:rv be no pi n in the 'gloil of the kidnetys < r inr that. Ior'in of the (ily. The serious natutere of th(ese Irout lA cmy be unclears :o fror thef:'e Itt iri;ht'lt isease is ; a cert aie io follow" i:icased kiilnieyt a (leco':il'ostitonl foilw c 1t' h It i: hIgh tine i tee- ii ieors inl this lant wvho aRe h:' i unable to (' ntrl' l neil1:y ti'r)ubtle':, lIoutbl Ib I'e arouIse:l :I1 co:11t elleiI t tind soie cem".-ly, "r ck,et tcd"e one' alr''adv I un1e1. ;ec .elring pllie ne'",is heip a (I e n not 'eit the l:itly actiloe I of :icy ha!r <1lit.! i ,, ,ee,' i' icior'rer' ft :i uht' Ile;l't""1 thlei',I're's if h e ire lic 11 el ,I ile.e rien eert:ri rc in ,1 I i.r tio reiriite e Ilt i i ine1 en 'ttedg it i seck for one o-:t -i-ie ihe 11 li! Of thelr pro "i, . F-er th i - e e i thisri,'e.lv:.ee -r ils ae pli itioe i tI heis eli": . the' e i'oplc I this i t y, t h e 'e' if hti' el li'e I: n(, Iot 'i:;y t h,.S(I Whol are "lu tl 'rn , btt ihnom who]' ''Ive fricn.l, in llnse ,r, are air'ne ly andn ine; 'I I he' r:h,v r (In1e l -e la m in the Nw Yori i ne 'l0,i' l'.I ir ci is cn islei 1eIr ' i l r'ennI t ei'n, h ' t "u fN lona1l i-ni~ 1' ::. . 'Ih. II' , 1l e ini'n,' -.:l't I : ' i lli l t if l 'e i ' ft h -n n tae1 e , ti' li of p , i 'cans 'lt ll" cl no i'' l_(r 'e' li yi'eec it, rci( '?;!n$ ir s ic -;flh el l w c ie h I hee:n tuay w Iell italren lite ;re,itect ii' . io ene' eerie une wvi1) et :' '.i. h"c' t. s 1m . c-. i! is to't I crate, ti'er, that tIt' -u:c.: re'i--f is oft ii fnun I h"ere, i os;ihl -, Ie'aSt exia'rt(l, i. I tI .t ih r, a "j.eciclt fir the evil. . h"' -''i ibel ve' ave c,.i' to Iin:ly I-elieve. \ithi t!he p t wonyeer v.e ht''' fr,e'.inent'ly si-e1rntate:r.'ents f trirti':: claii,ini t'e J::'ve been cur -l of criouls !lin'y tr.'uhles even inter It pe h: l reen :: ;:1cl >eeel; I rt in cor ie nurirt hIle er . t, (ple )1Cwe hrve dliscrc.l{ti th 1em. Qui1e' re ceely, howeve', i rei1nhe'. Of pro I iti cit :ruel ,"Il-knownu inen have coirne oit vo'u nte ri: y lic statel over their sign:Itree us th1a: they 'r' co-'iec.t,ly enreel by tine hue t :niee's a(fe Kidiney ant I ivi'r (- urle. Most p-iev :;ve L'in .1w1'.cre th:lt this mle icinc has : n uncesual et;li:linr ian.t onee e:lingic it. t i h'e ut thae't ci: hi lir atcnii'iet ii c> muchi hlecking t he ratvae..es if li.iei'' 'ieae-s n ct o ge-nerally knroc ni. its se" w, rh hli beenlt'' hrown neet onely' ! y tee curies it h-cis eife.rIce iret lci Ieee inr'e :1 nuibteri ref I1 -: e imtt.ieers rice appe'aee Ic tie' --:tr* t. fr.ciduenetly 'fcimcimcc. tlic v:iluat'ie iquclitries of thceer 'riecn. ei C:c're. It' i'we':'i'ecnt valee, it woeie TeJ ail'i'''at seemd'cc like :cee lriPen l? so nee't of a peeonie ularremlyt eet it ic c ret er . c hit stie'rn.e tier t tic' f'c's edmiil . Whtit 've'r ecicsts the 'it 'rbl itoeriitiheei:t h i con 'ii iequee::t. haie.e' sIr ol I r'ieee'e t-he hiearit: 'nitrelee n'eec:ii o.rf Itrhe pes :."e . ud t al friends l nimian i i. II is eon treely'te thik pri -i bi hi:et Ithe foir''inr st t '- .edu. is ir cle ancd it neritsc the rcefeel cones ide::t on of ever hrinkineg recited'. 'i'ehniiiic'al 10luva rtionhu in BelgIium. Oe oCf the (onunreiessioers' onl Telb i-J 1-durin~ oeecf (Gr'cat Britatin gie ei'rOI it r'es'ti ri par itceulars4 conerin;ir he attlenrioun pacid toe t'elmlieeal etdtucatie thcee famous(eiA woillret'o Johnit C~oei! 'I Seraineg, llelgiumtt. it ltre several d. cr tmenits o f iin rg, smelt ineg, forgio dci mch~lci'.nleinig abouet I10,010 wc' rai ecjnp 'ld, mali the wages pac micenuet teero abiut $21,)000 per anniun c \houcit 10(i0 dle:lrau t'men atre empnjloye 'I \\ Iceni tw'''eiv'-t'iv'' aie 'remansc' ccl w Is iim the e polytliecii rchols .e ..t'ir r''epc'clcie counlttresA. Sevetra'cl fee cleit iwheels ericei aleedce bry broys ac i;ub I'' frem lihe wo.urks, eunterrieng ii \ '.0)ili. ere ii ts ec ut iiit. iehnica'l 'chiool. itti en icby 11hCc 'i;hlty tlters,le mich remal'd ri and ye ire cc'-c f'romic nll thr-- e -lr n ntsjlc, wh'lil. utieing~ si'ccl tin coneireioniiec w,eithi I aie'rks is ate'ncic: Ili' eah'lut iett:sttei;c \e'' .idincg teeo stab-m'nts mae'. by I br', efl'er f tIrh e i '!earitmett, Vi 'uitg men0c ur- -' e ht -eI yearlis reiill -d jet tic it <he e tenet ar'e 'erii'e'dt ittecnd thnge r ''. ehlde, and abwe' ni somire eadc.se, luihedei byC expuC?l'i rem ere h e wo'rk-e. A simcilari slite cit i 'xicets at~ th ii:r'eat inie wm eks neaur LieV ,tt rraimen, ened wcin i'e inrtelligenen in cc he eeraclton ill ~insjistd uponrl to sun m' extret tha;t a'~prenutieces erie reqeir' o ret tend He' (eening schouolse. It ie rec htough t Ithr t. toet att'endace a t the ig e cho-' r ret naxes tic' yotentg mnen betteC :oC rk rie, r e u ert it is eotlerecd to tra'i hem'tr tic teabits of theoughit tand r'eflecetioei cc keep Iti"em frome worse pinees't, ind ree ''ree in till respMiects5Ir tmake themi Icete te. A Radieal ('hange. progressesisattnd'ing. '(l' fasiontii feet' girlse whto e'lmeoc3 jut nieow rte veri p lamin. Sm ice whlite draer~cty, ai(' cnve'i tent windoltw, ia long laddeer, ai driek nigi a' coeh,t itac ntmsert, andie le~ housicie ref freied, andr the et pol ietnt is ovrer. 1 the toiae farthter, ermc'ede with a I doub haeii''ledi ('0a1 shoveel atel it teowni eec stabcle, cdoe's tnot pcrue, th Iiin iri' ii , aiet leeoucgh a piii(tuepir, notL exetrly ai smc eiescsfurl c'lopeeert. If tIhe fath ler of thi berie ielenits wctIhint two daty-s thie fooeliec coupij'le' arie notL he.ppy. ]f' it lea eec thart tiel imoetherr ol thue be'jr' is ini the secret mcth of I th pleasuit'reof the trip j spon ile'd. If beothi thre faether crean moth< c.f the brtie art'e in)tio h e ccret of lhe-r g< ingl awavy aned hiave actually lecft the la<e der' nier tho window, errd thaet faict: founder out, tho olopemonit its a faihtro. I thte ldlon timoa theo elopemaent breid packed nil her portablo goods on hoersol and went atway heaevi'y ltadecn. Noew, ahte ise abocut to return in ai day or two i her lady-friend'se dressc, idho gest awr NTvna trikte a mn when he is dow n1tahe isfull assa oose THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY FOR PAIN, ltelie'cy and cttrea 1111 IjIA1118 Neuralgia, C Sciatica, Lumbago, H EAA A CIF,TOOT Ii'lt. lil r: n nIi 1 . 4l :nud ll tII"Ioli . i FIFTY CUMT A B1TTLE. IIII'u Sod t ll I )ri l~ ~ 1 'n Charles A. Vognlcr Co. .IUII UUIIIllIt. !4 , , . . .8 . A. .7 Y'1OI,I)h' I I'OY fl)1LI . .1 It ! 'L.I. J, AllIaII!J1Jc?. P.O. Box 1690, - - NEW O1:LEANS, LA, 1i111rr .". r ,' .a1 "r.1. I1 ifr'.. COT TO NI PRESS.:S~ li R E U AS.1 II.., ."; II i":UIY1 . 11: I; S\ill. tIca I.\, umbag,',t COLEGEQNEARK NEY W JEULINGS Sl. i "n..l o I .,. N 'ow . Y t' ". ,.1.' ,. ".11 \l..... x ..: i,.,. ,,ti ~n',~tc }.. ('.rI 1"\., k :tel I"ci. l t.'~. WI;,!te ""; r i., LM 'roii1tNttn) F ELASTIC TR'F.'-S1 So ir n rdL : B r uises,-v SENSIBLE f+cIllot'J~ of ILO Lv.ty, tv:1>t. ES . x ' . s ~ATRUSS 1{tita la p j r hV, ily tic lt n alai pn!awn. FIFTr Cr S An .i tiT .E. i and r.ght, and a rdk.c .r.,.berr y:r. 14l.> c:a - , t cuvapi. Se1t by t 'ir. Crr . lat r n. 1l1 Sl l i .t : 1 ll1'uln l "na,..d, l,. \" .t CURES AND I taie W 1 )1K 1 MIL an. 'LLOIX|-| MaU'ri?r.. D PA.C Box OI90, --NE aLEA, LA, 1 RO ES PI , F I . In- I y l: , i:". r\ " S NEA .I . GiAU Su lr, uI \ '.\ V t . , Ste hpnldtt t. for 'tnrt il u't w ;. "',i. l 1 n. H t lr :l l rl 1 tion \ k a .ie UI' lt . 1 .: . I r e gI" c nl.: G .ll ': . t n p . 's & : i . t, t ' i :A i ; ti f . . t , t" X.1h . ). O ALL E WARK, N3EW1 JEHSEY . PAmCnItefN YOrk, PoMSin fALL wrh ~ ADDET ASTI; TRU dURN IE FITTNS BRlt 31 G00 . i VIISn r , .Uall in . r d > 1 SESIta .t .' o a 1'. I : tu pl' I- t'o Invc-ltl' al5. t !(I '. ennp o m4:,, t n'' )CRIIUPROISJONSL ( E L b n;'nt r t tri h h' I I n 1 . It pre~.. I lil ..rth 1 : b .e ; ch :g>. c o l t ' l. , ! o 1'r rc ( I UL TO . 1.'r i -.' ' . . or DOS Cu]?& :::nORE tS2L * NEt I theinv t he oo ni s Spait nutr al silIr l l Nit on lI t I '2bI iti ,il ii-i . I .D GIouOtrae, arRgUgett y4 hrn To,o qG~T WAT. ta athon.Irwn: - oficd 3 aata t.niibl.. od st. tote itil, lii1 y:,it\'. t b.1 1I - PCNG OILS PUMPS ALL.o KGm d RO Pl E,atiBle FITIoNG BRM e 000goud e STEMrGAUGEr, ENGINEh GOVbraERNR . INHA &V 00.,A &3 Main. treet8ai, LiU. nERVILLE,ILLER. TWOib Phoer ts ofe t 11' lin, a S.. Il 'lb. lew is st Iw i v I t1t . .Is i Cith 1 p1 i sl\1 ittir 1 61 0 it. i . . pas t re in t hs, - et I -v ag-ini . -4tt l y a -11) a e t ' i liee l;1 - 100 o STYLES, $?2$3,$ - aiU M SE Vi /d HELA FL r daSTON,.~t home ampT,9. -Y6 len i. NE ralb DOiiCU COK-i tut R . heivld ona. ugmd *~* fterA i.T1 MONTria1.Y t he> y-n1 nl ae ple uil r a'31: n tig t urip.n av e n C prvr s /-- tu. c :: irev1nt brekein wil. find It ofte r asth alb .u iMnh whr aTnm Is .ni-c-a. I mary A EcK ourmen it ow. r 4outattreAtr's a.ndet n uce 3 3 er at. NA-roerI. . . Cremation or tlhe Dead in Ja au. As men and women are born into thi world, so sure is it that they shall die and as death has that about it that i I mystery unfathomable, it is not strang that it should be attended with all th Pomp and ceremony the occasion wi admit of. The Japanese have rites p( outliar to their religious faith that ar observed in consigning their dead t earth, there to await the unknown tht may be. After death the cadaver i taken by the friends to the crematin grounds at evening; it is taken to th house of the priest attendant upon th place, who offers prayer for the deai The body is then cremated, burning a night. On the following morning tih relatives collect what particles < bone they can find unc' umlcd and place themi in tine jar, which is securely sealed, It i customary to pllaeo a number of coin and somto leaves of a plant sacred to ti uso--k nown as the Shikibi-in the jar t insure the plisslge of the (lead across th ;illdiu or Styx, as it is sitpposod thu there is an old woman who has charge the ferry who must he paid ere sic will a how any soul in her boat. A squna h)ier is used to tran ;p)rt the cofliu j: upon as it is being taken te the pla of seuilture, on each corner of which i atlixed a branch of the "ilikibi plati l'he bi(r is covered with white garment ;neh1 as are worn by women when the 1re being married. All who attend ti un ural are tl :.:'il in N hite. In frot Stie Hier ltre is carticd it wooden tai i}, on whi 'I- is inscribed the record :ie, birth and date of dent.h of tl ate dep:trte d. White lanterns are al *arried in irocessi()ms, the more elevatt the rank of the dead the more lanteri :hcre are carried.--Cor. San) 'rancis. C(ronde. A Queer lrecd of Children. "h ire i ilimot ucicc etlurious cbildren: thait eoach that l ever saw inl myl life salid a gen'itlemn st:olding onl llhe Unit Pacitic I De"pot plt formll to ia R('( repOit' "Juil st(p iii :tNl llook il 'lm, anlld if y< c:ti tltn1it' wha thi r yOu Can Jl !theml." W\it;(h!a\vi(w \V ( a ec ptin!it he Otl: am sarin aside(ihouw I',n."ine"Ss if tl il"ti."ls tilt i Ir tO 5rov is to le:, ctc ristti'ities, the /r r,-lprs( nlative mout til the -tp, of the t:-h onl a tour Sinv: iat i ti.n, 'tui li (tlyindgh, octupy,vir fi onr sfit -an the le ittii Sid l, sat i Ch n1i:1,an wli l dr ::s d ill his nlational co inm and' Ilbsiltl himu at fll1-blooded n. froi w\Ia1n:', holdin two children on h 1:a1, W hilh f; e th;)rs", lunder the chart1 ot ('hin, : t' . lrolledl and tlumbl( l>vt'r the' stst :!:1(dow the aisies of ti ar'. Thulr wiiinthing si peculiar i ti:i. appenn>(' of cither the m n atl wit., tr:i, tli prter ft id thenm to h iit the .ix bitihert. the oldest . w\1t Ie w: t i :e : etage, were tll it sin:nlr oiai:in of neg ro and( Ch!hi <:: ;ti i inl::l1 .l! Th ir hiru wa\iscrist)sai t'iIV: the("ir in ve"ry" durk, bu t il hap, of t i i: l.:c t'l , ih al imnd-shapr LI-s proit Cht tit (1 l ihir patcrnity" too di tincl.v orny iitae. cThcceyt jablbered uAV wih her Ifi' a t '. heel h itiivert tnge i \\!\it :t(ii(cf itlir clis :t.( ( l; e ft i"n5at 11t m:nn whilef at thesan timnlt bil(y 1.pt) theo pnss,ni'.ers inl conlVI =iOns t' l.t: !t'r with con to tins 1a ;rinuil. llit"ll for;inli ve dlot' iin111i lit to tI he stt. i to egro miustrels ''t rt r l, r it ' -rtained th'at the namne ill h. ini : wela , I i:ml Iang, who, twel, y :ir aO. went at eoolie to Culba._ 'hi l!ingI ' ~~I'(lt II int' uwtm enit noredt i a negro save, He sved enoug to p cooIe cotr:-to himsl and snc y. lthy.---Unm/msBle \ blo k o niihlngs i Phla !elirb n < then,00,o at the of I aybol dtiteaFr,nt,el.t ThI ln - iwe *tEx-Govswe .t I 'r an1 l'r 'l ' o ten altirnto Cit l'--nterit il ay o.,a lsoiPre:l ta. - eHa hs of thte ity enae iay (s. have tforb tse vears usd St .bw,N (ienS 0U atish toiy.4uh bttie tugh to c - in e ev ry r:ule of ts e:erd. Er haslu-en ewe Aini, Cm l, c the CourfALIt Clof Moenst El-eh,atnt Casu dayi' cocers reO' illeal. ms ll ovrif by.n's Wt lleT tilleners areWu 4 F.-smU. 'WATCH Pbeen ruined by incompentent work" n, or nced, repairing, send it by e nre4-' to IHE I P. STEVENS 1'1TCl{ FACTORYr who're only skilkd workinen and mos% ilroved machinery is employed. We to tW any part that ht been dam. ''worn. Pricc, for ropairt will be You' B'EFORE the work is comD ll 110. All work g;:arantee<L Put you)r Iam'o and de(lr's in tlh3 package with to watch. w.) ' eud fot -,mr ILLUB" TEi.D: CATiAI;OClUE AND 1tltEB. J. V. TEVES WATCH ce., ja.-fat1tlurer: oi :it-winding watches. :t nl O;i . t Whitehall t.. A l'lenty of Seeds,.......45 ets, per doz. Paspers A (Cid' 'r l M11..................$ 16 00 to $35 00 A Wind M1i1.................. 123 (0 to 150 00 A Frui t I )rycr ................ 40 00 to 800 00 A Sucylkv I'low. ............... 7 50 to 65 00 A iiii l ('utltivatror,. ......... 37 60 A\\Walkin e t iu tor,........ 2000 A Wheel ose Rlake.......... 80 00 to 85 00 4 A Screw f'nlverizer .......... 135 00 to 210 00 A F'ie"Il Iloller.,............... 45 00 to 76 00 A One Iorse hIarrow ........ 6 00 to 11 00 A 'I'vo Ilur4:a lirrow......... . 60 to 22 50 AMoweri & itaper MC'ormtcka 135 00to 800 00 A Tw I lor,o+ t'turning I'low,.. 7 60 to 12 00 A One Ilortie Tnrning 1'1ov,.. 4 00 to 8 50 A Il:tun:tn or Ferguionu 1'o tck, . 1 65 A Fec,l (ut ter,................ 8 50 to 85 00 A Cotton I'lanter,............ 10 00 to 18 00 A Corn I'laliter ............... 1 05 to 18 00 A (.rain Drill-....-............ 81 00 to 125 00 A Gonl (hiirn,-.......... 040 to 20 00 A Sirinv 'Touth Sulkev, lIar. row n{I cc {Id r cotnbineIl, 71t06 A FarI I1411, -- --......... 5 00 to 20 00 AIl' we Iavu thtin for you. All warranted. to lrer cent. lio' m int for money with ordor. Jonte' or f{ orlrn)g;' (;otton Secd at $2 50 per bu. P- T j t A rr BEETS. We 4 are a1:irg44e St.'k, and will st"l1 cheap to start tI a II. 1Stit,"r for Cattle tian Turnip%, a1ot :l4llly goo1d for lMilch Cowd. 1l1oo(1 'I'urni Ilt,4 ..............per poundI, 80c Long Ilh{,1{I liwet.................. .4 .* 7n 1am.o nr; If"{ langokd W\ot.el,...... "1 ". 6W o II 111 ' ob , " t " ....... " " 51 Goldien Glbe " " ....... " " ' 5 ; CA1&tO'4 Mih F;YELILOWtV 1II'"TERi L,on;; Oran gn (arrrtt, . ......... "1 "4 D0 ].arg Yllow lb4 iat .... ..... " " u 90 1'1our 1'u 1 H1 ill I ilant an acre. Toman4e % ir.' xcclIeut for Cow .( of a l mn,l will l::nt. a lo(t path,.......75c i . of a 1{"ia I t: .e1Irr ke V\at('rmellon Acc{1>l{) b? 141 t; t 4 . t r 1b. if to go) by mii . Semd for Pr'tic,' .i of Fiel Stee"t. Mark W. Johnson & Co. 27 Marlottt Strcot, ATLANTA, CA. ( r. ':~ -, .)NLYhi lihu o TZu {a 4. : }a e -). iji l4onrySlng.. ,(~ ~ ~ t w : !" rriFrt. li-m,,nar,tJ ' 44 4fI4()ti j . n1 ."rr.ir J l'4444, 44 .1 I. hil is t t 1 r"narne -t. ; - + 1 ' I ^r r an!os rtt.il t rr . Al Ma it4..a warunt 14f -t - t' e - r .+. i:enr1 (..r Illun. , -,,. r nad Testm )). a,4 7 I P'(~tll eiphh14l1:. Pn. Simag s Sanat ve Pills A .'-; ..H ;-nt, .ulat'n th - .. i:.- L sr, r:r: in"r iinm 1:))i ThI r e e 4ub 44n 1ll1.i 1 bn n -I h{"-, ~. 1 t ): v olt It t hE S:i:n n , - , - ml .t .-, - h 4u oe,Sh h~' - 44hc 10 oe Ifyuwntafr in .n4 J. in.. bu..u 1',.1 F --AVAL NEW YOld(4.4 RfATU LNG. COTTON PLANTER '1A44D0ST 'BUTO.4444441 (th S ITHfie &n all.iin 51. S,outh Broad1 St., At-lanata, GaL. Fu 4.44n,, . . . .8 AT EVERY~ GcR,A W\ORLD'S [EXIHBTION~ CR 1(6 YEARS. ~2, $7a, $93 i108, tH4I $500~ C, AMND UP MORGANd 42NO CO. ~. '.4j I' ta J4'4foir m. ,'444s'. fity, JLo:i.. of AgJ4, O4-4rs u iS'i?)H aIpenna--. // '.(l4 ry, Ill., f'lyBl .4 41. Jd ViRtforon, / 4Mares e mm 1. a un sa a