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mvMHiAiairas THK LCTHBIAM his mot Ue^S pals {***\ mot da misted that something must Usd to make her more onriMk Philip aaed often ** meet a hi looking old gum hose, In! on * took posse*** of his brain wl he sei M aepajtgofc +rrjl*t d ♦o he went figpo Am gondeimwi i The season for this doty is now upon os, sod ever> good honsw keeper wilt begin to toy up In store provisions for the month* when lesvM tie drifted to hoftowssnd snow rovers the 00m Adds nfid apple orchards, and candle light comes at B oVSoelr. Only a little while ago the expense of pitting up fruits pre vent*! many fofitffics from preserv log them, bat now thst the oost of the edns to the only item which re ftost i aftfoy, mmtfyhody can ofibrd a supply of this most necessary and delightful part of a wholesome which come HUllHCt “If you pics^ »»r, may I speak yon a minute F “Out with It, my little man,* re io«l She genUeSaan cheerily. “What you." Than taming tatemphaatl) to his partasr: “I think, Parker, yoa ought to buy some of my little mer in words wrtjfe is naught to hip ble ceh a alutdow dil usic as d light which Arrive Botkl Of the f “I| you pteufe, Sir, would yon be kind enough to lend diq twenty-five oent^ V* said Philip, getting eery red, but leaking up honestly into the merchant’s facts Who laughed hear tily us be replied : w ‘•itowr do I know I should over see my money again F “Oh! sir, I should certainly pay you, for I am going to buy oranges to sell, and 1 know I could make more than that? replied Phil eagerly. “Well, Fll trust you,” said the gentleman; “but be sure you are here in two weeks to return my money.” With earnest thanks, Phil grasped the quarter and ran oft, leaving the merchant to be laughed at for throw ing away his money. Phil rushed into his mother's room, exclaiming: “Mother! mother ! give “No, sir, not very,” replied Phil. “Why, it won't do to ran down your own wares, my boy,* said Mr. at breathe “My mother says 1 had better be frwe than rid. Don't yoa think she is right, Sir F said Phil. “Yon know no one ‘who lovettt or maketh a lie' can go to heaven, and it would aot be worth while to lone heaven to sell a few sour orange* for sweet oom, would it F Mr. Cameriy looked rather emhar raaaed at being so innocently eon fronted with the “tricks of trade.* Baying some of h»» orange*, Mr. Casavrley dismissed the tittle mer chant after taking his address, de termined to see more of so faithful and hoiM'St a lioy, mid aid him in life if be could. “He that is feitbftil over a tow things shall be made ruler over many things." During seasons when peaches am ■meet (here are usually plenty of berries, pie plant, and apples *, toma toes may always be obtained, giving us when put ap in syrup delirious preserves, and in their own juice one of the moat favorite vegetables. The ptpcees of camdag, as most of oar feeders know, is very simple. The fruit end vegetables most be folly ripe and every defect removed before they are ready to 1m pat up. Bho barb most be peeled, eat up, thor oughly cooked, ami sealed in glass Booth Parite, wbeae destiny will ha linked with Australia are New Bee land, which is about the aim of New England, and has a quarter of a mil Uan paoplo, and Tasmania, which Is three times as large as Mamarhu setts, and kaaevaru hundred tbous and people. Combined, the total population is shoot the same as was thi British population of thn colo nies of North America In 177*. Hour TP Tender But ah nto the w«y of truth i reef thoughts! it is *ad tofcnow you ]>jihs like the sreritogWterw. ?vow* d»ek; tin* heart grows >nr wny, as they went of old. ng by jon the other akby i >ld ness and in some in pride, help t* linn who ley 4 ' and faipt beside the way. though* they none and *tay, r spirit* day by day, air shadow on all w© see, ■ souls frith perplexity, ■»«* tins sunshine out v , J r hearts with* fear and doubt; dee winch calmed the etoraiy Dure CWamHia — Arrive At ChsriesU bsw ('hjulcstaa.. Arrive At Columbia Camden Aoeonn as any, especially where glam to used, to to prepare the fruit, AU the cans, set them into the large boiler with boards on the bottom to keep the glam from contact with the metal, and thus prevent breakage, let the water in the holler come up about three-quarters of the height of the euu, put on the cover of the boiler, raise the viiohtt the boiling point, nod keep it there till the fruit to Sorrow# Vexing« Casting Filing < yoor work basket. I am going to get the old fruit man on the wharf to sell me some oranges cheap, and I will curry them about in your basket. I shall makq tots of money P “But, my boy,” mid bis mother sadly, “I have not a cent to give yon to bay them with3 “See 1*1 have the money I A gen tleman lent it to me. 1 am to pay him in two weeks. If I can pat away two cents a day, I can do it, oou’t 1 mother F With si kms and a blessing Mrs. Kay sent her bdy out To try his fortune. Mr. Derwia boa at lost coma to n definite conclusion abont the origin of mankind, ftefonce no tangv speaks with an uncertain tongue. Hbe, at last, aftgc lung preparation, has found bar Adam, nod brought him out to claim the federal bead •hip of the hmnmt race. Tb< tom to mode. We may lot ou this pic tun* and <*n that, uud ehamr our an ceator by the Instinct of “natural se lection." The Brut Adam of the Miscellaneous. Till the j •sea ►nr jmiuK and the shadow* Use. isuglihi dll Wimn sod bright, it down [from the laud of light— !* ch<*< r sferentthty way, yr dsrkiess into day 1 t >f Him Whose name is Love ; d*heaven, oar rest above; if loved ones dwelling there; it joys we koon shall share! A writer In the On$ilem<tn'w .Waps rime relates an anecdote of one of the founders of Christ’s Hospital, Loudon, which very fhiriy illustrates Thong! Thong] Thong] The time required for the various fruits and vegetables may bq found' In the table below. If cans with people in willing their property to public Institutions, fits name was Hunt, amt under his will Christ's Hospital now receives an tneotne of about XIJO.UU) a year. He was a city merchant, a bachelor, and lived with bis brother. This brother hod sons and daughters, who wave brought np with the expectation of alloying their ancle’s inuperty at kto death. , Bnt there's many a slip Twin the cop and the Hp, and a conjde ot sharp words at a dinner one day between the brothers dissipated nil their es pert at ion* to the winds. The bachelor had n penekmmt for new potatoes ami melted butter, and one day, when the potatoes and the butter bout happened to come into suggestive contiguity, the ipxurrsu millionaire stuck his fork into a po tato, and dipped it into, the hatter boat, and swallowed it. “Excellent!” “Beastly P answered the brother. “Beastly 1—do you 'mean to say that Pm a beast f” “Yea I do. The mafi who can dip a |M»tato into the butterboat in that wa>;, must 1ic a lirast.” TTm' wonts were quickly spoken. It was not so easy to recall them. You may ridicule a man's oiaokHis, expose the silliness of his crotchets, laugh at his prejudices, ami quiz his personal ap|>earaiice, and he will forgive yon. But there is one limit to this i>ersona! criticism. A man's tastes at table are above criticism, and an alderman's sacred. Mr. Hunt thought so. He tore op bis will at once, out oft* his heirs with tin* my thological shilling, and left all his spare cash and estates to Christ's Hospital. Glorious] Those A# serene And purft— which ahull endure God, suddenly springs into life from the quickening of his breath, and stands, upon the obedient earth, its consrions lord, whose wealth of brain and heart esald find no ram ponton Ship with other creatures, but must by all means the beat, let the covers be on the cans while they are in the boiler to keep the hot water from bubbling into them. But if the coo covers are of tin they will be opt to injure the appearance of the fruit, end should not be pot on until they are required in the sealing np. For oom, peas, sod tomatoes, many pre fer tin to glass, though others bare as good “lack* when using the tattsr as with tin. Htoor jars are found by some housekeepers to be excellent for tom atom. All agree that light should be excluded from canned fruit, and as this can more readily ha done by tin or sfooe then in glass, con* of that material’ arc pretested a summer day } will Tiav© no mist on hough t] Let ns go Hack and see what has become of Charlie Stone. There he is just coming along with a pitcher in his band. As he turns to watch those boys, he does not notice that he is pouring the couteiito of the pitcher over his clothes and the able walk. It is the same unfaithful Charlie. “Charlie,” said his mother, “I wonder if I dare to trust yon to look after little Elite while I am away f But I mu$t leave her this time, so raitid bow yon trifle !* For a time, Charlie took good care of EUie. Then she grew sleepy and tfrosft, and wanted everything, rape cially (’barlie's tin born, which he laid on the mantel. Aft last!, she fell asleep, and |.'liarlie went to look for amusement A little way off, some of his companions were disputing over a game and called him to settle it He ran and, looked into the room, ami finding nil quiet, forgot his duty, ami went, “just for a min nte,” to see what was wrong with the boys. 1 , Ellio wakened to find herself alone. There was Charlie's bright horn, and no Charlie was there to say : “No I no P So Elite climbed up on the wood-box ami could just touch it when her foot slipped, throwing her against the stove, burning her arm, and cutting her head. The poor little thing screamed in vain, for her unfaithful guardian was far away. Thiuk how her mother felt when she returned and fouud the little girl alone and in such a state ! . Frightened to find. the sau quite down, Charlie ran home, and dip ping in stood silent and dismayed at the sight nis mother did not aft first notice him, but having cared for the wounded child she dealt him a heavy blow on the ear, crying t ■ “Get ont of my sight, you worth less scamp, and don't let me see yoor face for a month F 5 Angry, ashamed, and half stunned, Charlie rushed out, scarcely know ing which way he went, until some one called to him : “Lend ns a hand, Charlie!” and he fonnd himself at the nver side near a fishing-boat * • “I’ll help if yen’ll take me iu,” re plied Charlie. “Come along I” In a lew minutes, Charlie Htone was 011 his way to the great city, to hide himself from the consequences of his own unfaithfulness. Sorrow Where vs? or Fslthfkl an* X7n- j a tmi&i iH'at that, Charlie boy playing ball, a panful of fresh t who stood watch- bread ed Ids h ing the pine. «ril slit 11’t r replied Chi you, jDiok Kent,” ping 1 the pan to hariiel dashed hi to dities* of auything hour passed, mul, the Irawn the players quite be road, leaving it to a ift who strutted about in ?akfasThey were not ling C barite's i«u, and ;ng ami shaking! Mrs. bread was soon quite Uiw »-fct to (be dhmU costlr. Orqw tM 1" hp tit* »w*ft hr remt C. V. D. Pnonrr-pATjKo Wbolu&u Bn ■re invited tn imitcct the Stock la Jobbing and Package TVpsrhnent. ! tinvui HAMILTON K ASTER A SONS 197. lto. tol and J03 West BaltuooreS flockiof the cokfor wo ft ml the atmoaphcoo. Hence the perpetual snow on very high mountain* in the very botteat climate*. Now when, from evapora tion, the air to highly saturated with vapor—though it be to visible—if its temperature to suddenly reduced by cold currents descending from above; or, rushing from n higher to n lower latitude, its capacity to retain mote tare is diminished, Hoads are' form ed ; and the result to rain. Air con •lenses ns it ends, nod, like a »nagn filled with water ami compressed, poors out water nhieh its diminished capncit) can not hold. How singu lar, yet how simple, an airaugctneot for watering, the earth !—Scientific Agents Wanted for H andwriting of god»i Sinai, and The Holy Land, hsa kept two of Hia Historic in our rare; one ou pan limeut, die oti monumental record*, and srulptan lets buried beneath the mtmUte| of ruined rides. The veil is now estahtishing the written by the u« word of the Eternal. This hook the footsteps of the Almighty, the writing of me power and the me* of bis mighty womhfrs through all A work cliarminp and fasrinattng. It C. Buckner, Pula, Texas, save: other times' the price advances, placing it beyofad the reach of some families, except for ordinary use. If cnuibemes, the most acid of all other fruits, can be kept without sugar, |rlie !* he‘cried, “trhat lather si y F * if> exco^ to offer, but ran ng verp uncomfortable, te! You would think tic he earied would hate of trifling. Not a bit i$t as likely as not the morning he wonld play ame,” and so be Into for |et pun shed somehow, il Bay w is just as differ ible. If he went for Ids w, you might be sure he will y , He home nuuc way. Those who have experi mented for many years in the various ways of preserving fruits, and vege tables may aid others by giving the results of their observation to the readers of this column, and this they •re cordially invited to do. thrashing cured hifi of it! J very next “just one school, afti Now, P] A yoeng ttergjwian, white on a visit to hi* Irotbrr, also n clergy man, agreed to preach for him to the evening. Neither had been long in the ministry, ami they* had never heard each other prdkoh. TV* ptoe tor preached in the morning, and, on returning from church, his brother said to his wife: “Kate, I can not piwnch this evening. White listen ing to my brother I felt that I had been mistaken tn my uniting. I ought never to preach anywhere. 1 can not preach here to-night.” * His wife tried to cheer find com fort him; bnt all through the after noon he was much oppressed ; and, grieving over her hnabond'* distress she had made known the cause to her sister. Rising above this de spondency, however, In the evening be delivered a most excellefit die course—all the better, doubtless, to “the vslley of hnniility,” daring the sfteruoon. But on the way home. Australia to one of the most pros l»erous and moot promising of the young nations of the earth. It etn braces an Area of 2^83,000 square Pcrepimtiom. —The amount of li quid matter which pasne* through the microscopical tabes of the skin in twenty foor hours, in an adult person of sound health, Is about six teen fluid ounces, or one pint. One ounce of the sixteen is solid matter, made np of organic and inorganic substances, which, if allowed to re main in the system for n brief space of time, would cause death. The rest to water. Beside the water and solid matter, a large amount of car bonic add, a gaseous body, posses through the tabes; so we can not (ail to understand that they ore active workers, and also we con not fail to use the importance of keeping them in perfect working order, re moving obstractfoaa by frequent application of water, or by some other means. Suppose we obstruct the functions of the skin perfectly by varnishing a person completely with a compound knpervbns to moisture. How long will be live? Not over six boars. The experiment was oooe tried on a child at Florence. Pope Leo, the Tenth, on the occasion of his accession to the papal chair, wished to have a living figure to represent the Golden Age, and so he gilded a poor child all over with var nish and gold leaf. The child died in a few hours. If the for of a rab bit or the skin of a pig be covered with a sedation of India robber in naptha, the animal censes to breathe in two honr*.—.ftmmmt Cherries, Rasptwrrics, Blackberries, Plums, Whortleberries, her sthiight home, tho’ in Hpneyflower were ide. He always st, and then no could beat him i be were great onld not make oty, do what be miles, exceeded in extent only by the United States, Brasil, and JLu sia, of the civilised world, in Hear ly ail respects it resembles this coun try ; first, in qualities thst nature gives it—a fertile soil, richer than any part of this continent, except patches on the Pacific coast or the river bottoms of tho West; second, in a healthy climate—not cold enough to enervato ; third, in produc tions—line cotton and golden wheat, producing 40 bushels of the tatter to the acre, and *70 ponmls to the bushel; fourth, in mines rich and ex huustless; fifth, in the inntu ium gra* mg region of the Interior, outmqmo il inf to the country bordering m the Rooky Mountains; and, sixth, in *m ox tensive sea coast with excellent harbors, fitting it for the commerce jnst developing in tho South Pacific. all the playing finished big work Peaches, whole, Peaches, halved .Pears, whole, Pine Apple*. Ripe Curranto, Grapes, 10 $ Tomatoes, 30 — Gooseberries, 8 8 Quinces, sliord, If 10 Corn, peas, and beans should be boiled in cans three boors to expel all the sir and iwvclade the possibil ity of fonneuUtiou. faithful so Soihe of ( pan io its l< Dolly was upon tbe ) by the .low mer wsfe-| money to home Had scarce, M to,go into b dork days came, s thoughtless com- n the bard where t : she strayed oat p4Pd was run oyer *~ - When the sum here was no* more le rent, and ft new found. Work was cotixed his mother r<xi city near; where; er$y find so many ;b(b! vigor, ai'tbey had,they tj# last iu a poogj Blackberry Broody.—Too quarto of blackberries moke one gallon of juice. To one gallon of jaioc add four pounds of sugar. „ Boil and skim it. Strain, and add one ounce of cJovea, one ounce of ground cin namon, ten grated nutmegs, and boil again. When cool, add obe quart*of best brandy or whiskey. “Don't want any,” mapped a clerk iu Mr. Cassertey’s stole, as a lad with a basket of oranges opeued the door. “I want to sec Mr. Cosserlqy, it you please, n said our friend Philip Ray. fiP* “What’s the matter, Jones F ask ed a gentleman, coming forward. “Oh! it’s you, eh! Come to beg an other qmjgtorf* “I bobowtd it, sir/ saM Phil proudly, baud I want to nee Mr. Cos- scriey about it now,” 4 *.* , “Here, Casserley,” be cailod, “Is yoor merchant come to negotiate a new loan !* 5 f n • 2 “Well, my boy,” said Mr. Cusser- ley, advancing,* “the two weeks are MACLEAN and Scotland and trebind, all ohc-rMilng the same freedom in religion aud government. . They have been too far removed from Rn rope to fell under the shndowi of the monarchical asd Hterarebial institn tioss of the old world; soil k*ft to themselves in a new land, the people have cnltivatrd personal sad focal iadeprndence. There is not a com munity in Europe no well prejnimi A GENTS. WANTED to AYllaMrstcl K.litmn gjg** great work, HISTORY OF THE Great -* Keformatlon- New edition, emnntetc is one vskril popular prices. Buy it, rtod toa j what mvAixiBiUTT mess*. It in every Protestant Family tarosf the land. Send ilhiNtmtion*. B to Minister* and openings fe Selling n found (help ]dact‘ near tried to <*i*a only Hat lie finding wc weut along lluding^eafi Blackberry Wine,—-Braise the black berries, and to every gallon add one quart of water. Let the mixture stand for twenty-four hours, stirring occasionally; strain off the liquor into a cask, to every gallon adding two pounds of sngar ; cork tight, and let stand until the follow fog October, and the wine will be ready without straining or boiling. nine artiste. At loot, unable to re main silent longer, he mid to bis wife ; “Mary, I think I most give up preaching altogether, sud go ot somewhere into the backwoods out of sight, and become a former. Af- ier cm « upon her heftv- qnd then set about . Every fifty m. Flint & Cfc No, 20 S, 7th SI Philadelphia evening, I don’t tbink I can open tsy moath tn public again as a isvadter.” Own y<si wonder that Ws WUH , k: Phil c Lfto- bis * 4. |f; . }U