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i* MUthUviu Farrat.
Oppo«it« the rcudeooe of Poll’* own
er there were eome building* in ooqrv?
of erection, end the men »t the top bf
the aeaffold were in the habit of calling
to these below for snob material a* they
wanted, “ Mote brick,” “ More mortar,”
and toon.
In a rery short time Polly had these
terms by heart, as well as the gruff
tones in which they were uttered. No
sooner did the Irish laborer relieve him
self of a load than the everlasting cry,
** More mortar I ” assailed his ears. He
bore it with exemplary patience till the
mortar board at the top of the scaffold
was piled up; but once more the order
for “ Mortar —mqre mortar 1 ” was given.
16 the'’ delight of the parrot',
who was standing by, the Irish
man flung down his hod, and, making •
speaking trumpet of his hands, bawled
to the bricklayer above, “ Is it mor-r-tar
mad that ys art? Sure s man may have
as many legs as a oenterpig [centipede]
to wait on the likes o’ yes I ”
"Bah I ngh ! oh I” cried Utile Tom.
"There's a worm in my red apple, mam-
"la be a pretty worm V asked mam
ma, looking ap from her aewing.
" Pretty, mamma ! who ever heard of
a worm being pretty ? No, no ! he's a
horrid, crawling thing. I shan't eat
any store of the apple. I couldn’t now
Z hare saea il”
Tommy brought the apple to hia mother.
"Why, yea, he's s beauty," said ah*.
"Jast lock at that little rad cap h«
wsesa, and sae how aofl and vhito hu
tftefcf If nobody ha.t picked that
have ipam a little rope *
on* km body and let hitoeatf dowa
gaa to laugh, and any, "John, the wood*
chuck will never come to you.’*' '
"Of course be will never eome, now
that ft* bare laughed so loud, 7 said
John, "and, besides, you' have almost
frightened him to death by trying to dig
him out. It’s ef no use. We m»jm
well go back to the honaa.”
To the houae they aU went When
Mr. Curtis heard what they had been
doing, he said that jnst aa soon as the
woodchuck heard them digging he, too,
had begun to dig with his little sharp
claws, throwing the dirt behind him.
"If you had dug all day,” said Mr.
Curtis, "you could not have dog so Itot
nor so far as he did. Jito
, But John always thonght that if the
other children had kept quiet at first,
and allowed him to politely sail Mr.
Woodohnok, "Woody, woody, woody 1
Woody, woody, woody!” he would have
come out, and aUowed himself to be
captured. ; , - , .' %
Thk foreign papers are tolling some
tall stories about telegraph poles in Nor
way, bnt as fairy stories are popular and
allowable at this season of the year, and
as news concerning Norwsy is always
scarce, perhaps they are to be excused
It is said that Norway is the home of a
very ^peculiar species of woodpecker,
which, hearing the vibrations of the
wire produced in the poles, at once
reaches the oondniion that a particu-
larly-succulent morsel of food in the
shape of some insect heretofore unknown
to them is concealed therein, and at
once proceeds to peck the pole to pieces
in search of its prey. Norwegian bears
are also said to bs the vietiina of a most
extraordinary delusion eoooernlng tele
graph poles. They also hear the hum
ming of the wires reproduced in the
poles, and sagely conclude that the noise
la caused by the humming at bftaa.
With the busy bas tha bear aatnrally
the Ida. of honey, and alones
to scratch away at the base nrf
the pais until it falls. Norwegton wclees
are htewtee so peculiarly
to be euase ae
of a trap gotten ap lor
•tnka out for 1
they see one the
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rmm 0mji rm nr nx-mnarn
{ T qpr *4* *c*ar.
r to Um grave of Marlin
Van Burm which lanve tha imprsaslon
that tha Kinder bosk cemetery, wherein
the remains an deposited, is unonred
for. This is n mistake Tha granite
shaft which rises above the remains of
the ex-Preeident is imposing in appear’
It fe true the bnrial lot ie braised
in on account of it* situation in the old
portion of the oemetery, but its sur
roundings are all pleasing. Within a
few feet, on the north side, is the Bain
family vault, erected at a cost of $18,-
000, and on the west the elegant monu
ment of Peter 0. Van Aohaack, who has
given s handsome sum yearly for keep
ing the oemetery in order. Qn the south
and east are Snyder, Bain, Burt, Beek-
man and Laing indoenres, with iron
railing and hedges of evergreen, which
present an attractive view.—7/udron
Rcgitter, _
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The new disinfectant which has come
into such considerable use in England,
on account of its proved efficacy, is
prepared as follows : Russian turpentine
and water are placed in huge earthen.
ware jars, surrounded by hot water ; air
is driven through the mixture in the
jars continually for 300 hours, the result
of this being a decomposition of the
turpentine and the formation of a pecul
iar watery eolation. After evaporation,
the anhstanoe is placed in tin cans ; it
k described ae Being a light brown pow
der, of n very pleasant taste and odor, k
not poiaeaipua nor damaging in any re
spect, and k capable fa a very remark*
able degree of preve^ing or
putrefactive
fanr.vxje.irr *xr.
Wienefawmrst k fal^ertiole of street
■ale peculiar to Cinc^mati, and Ha ped
dlera do meat of their business at night.
When a sent k handed to the vender,
he lifts lid of hk Un box, from
which warm steam oom«e oocing forth,
seises a piece of brown paper and aatfas
of blacs or 1
tor aboutstahta apooaful of I
and then with a fork produces the
ttotofa,
of a
bar It to p«|Sng hot. a|>petisiag. and
baa a aort of flavur shunt it
iu
kto.
Tbeto k a' method of
k ee that no one wo«U know ii
One coo tract I have calk for twenty
of milk per day, and tha pries k
eat down eo low that I am obliged to
adulterate it to tha extant of ten cans,
that k to any, the fluid I supply k half
milk and heU something aka. What I
put in k not el all injurious. A baby
might be fed with it without harm. I
sold the recipe in North Providence a
little while ago for t26, end you may
have it for the earns price. loan assure
you that no one in drinking it would
know that it was not of the purest and
richest character. « All the ingredients
contained in these "added” ten cans
cost only about 5 cents.
Lakos num STS' cases of violation
of the Taw prohibiting traffic'in postage
stamps are now receiving the attention
of the PoetofBoe Department, and spe
cial agents are hunting np offending
Postmasters all over the country. Post
masters are forbidden to sell stamps ex
cept jn the locality to which their offloea
belong, tfak many of them violate thk
law. One Postmaster at a
in Virginia bra made a profit of nearly
$600 in the last few months selling
stomps to Baltimore merchants at 10 per
cent discount. The
say they are determined to break up thk
traffic.
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Thx Nebraska City (Neb.) /Vessrays:
Si Jacobs Oil strikes heavy blows for
good all erefund, and iU virtues for rheu
matic pafaa are lauded upon every hand.
Try it, all yei who suffer.
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Anal OAK ban industries, in apite of
the disasters of the last ten yean, have
on the whole been more flourishing than
the English. In that period the annual
trno production in the United States
has mors than doubled. In 1871, it was
1,911.008 W*e; to W0O, 4296,414 tons.
Tbs prndnctloB to Groat Britain in 1871
was 6,637.179 taas; to 1«4 7.721.888
United States has beea enormously ta
la 1871 it was 6,180,678
teas; to 1680, 6,407.764.
1871 was 9,467,
TIm Testers tri B«r*j Better*.
properly glraed, should not be employed
at railroad stations, so that paesangars
oouldfatk* a cup of coffee along with
instead of hastily drinking it at a
luaoh-counter.
. A nuvuun in Germany and Bwitaer-
lend says that thousands of girls in
those countries cultivate their hair aa
carefully as a fanner does hk crops, and
once a year it k cut off and eold to the
hair merchants. Swiss girls have the
finest hair, and the prices'vary from 25
cents to $35 an ounce.
notice.
r F rom the 10th of October. 1881, -
the 1st of July, 1882, genuine ROC*
Spring Water will be su
tomem by Ellis A Co.,-of
Ala., at the following rates:
Ten gallons in anti-corrodSve can'.$6.00
Same can refilled at.. 4.00
Five gallons in anti-corrosive can.. 8.26
Same can refilled afc.r.-*;T......... 2.60
Nine gallons in glato bottles..... . 7.50
Reasonable freight and express rates
are given by all railroads. Thu water
has been known for nearly fifty years
as a auiu cure for Dyspepsia, a sure curd
for diseases of the Kioney and Bladder,
a sure cure for all curable cases of
Dropsy, a sure cure for Scrofulous cases
of tne Bones or Skin, and a certain d»-
le thirst for intoxi
eating drink that overcomes so many
worthy resolutions. Deprive a drunk
ard of hk dram for three days and
meanwhile give him plenty of Rock
Spring Water, and he won r t want the
wnkky. Don't you think it’s worth
trjrinf ? If you do, drop a postal to
to this
■BummmmMBfe
waaaaweil srona»r<1
Ilk A Oo.
Srvkral
It will oust onlv a cent.
yean ago a colored man
named Lewie, at New York, died, leav
ing $1,600,000 to the Government to
pay the netkmej debt Hk heir* con
tested Um will, end have fought in every
court for-it, but it k now decided that
Um executor* ef Um rotate moat amount
to Um Government for every dollar of
Bmural teas each yam Mr. Curtis,
faded by hk dog Cboou, would dig out
n wuednhenb, Croon would giro the
little fallow e hard shake, and wban this
chuck lam to the world.
H wue useas—ry to thin them out in
Ikk way, eg to • few years the crops
would have bean ruined.
Ann, Ruth, John and Charles had
heard Mr. .Ourtk toll how he had dug
out the woodchucks, eo one flu* spring
morning they planned s surprise for their
One by one they started off for the
meadows ; Ann had a hoe, Charles a
pick, Roth a shovel, and John a short,
*ou|»d stick. They were going to catch
• woodchuck. ' "
Aa the children cautiously cropt into
Um meadow, through the culvert under
the railroad track, they saw Mr. Wood-
flbuok himself, calmly seated at the door
of Um nearest hole, aa if waiting to re-
afave them.
How gild they were. They felt sore
they could steal upon him and capture
him without a struggle. But suddenly
hk little head turned, hk bright eyes
flashed, and before the children had
time to aay "oh I ” ha was safe in hia
own little house.
They began to dig for him, although
John insisted that if they would keep
still and leava him alone, he would soon
sail out the woodchuck. Ann, Ruth
and Charles laughed heartily atthe idea
of calling a woodchuck out of hk hole,
i went bravely on with their digging,
By-and-bythey came to a little graaay
nest, which Um woodohnok had evident,
lyaeed for hk bed ; but still then wera
no fagas of Mr. Woodeknak himaatf. -
At last tha eMldroa. gaioo ted that
to give up the
sactaafanked to laava unUl
had bean toed. «
iflf dettVatoUteanL"
sum* sort of e dw which oak Uttar* and
words into tha coin. In moat ineUooae
the name of Um owner of tha Rrticia ad
vert Med k not out in tha octn, but Um
advertisement simply rsooaunaoda s oar-
tain nostrum or article. As the com k
stamped only on one side it can bv
passed very readily, exposing only the
perfect side. Thk k a mutilation of
currency and a violation of law. Tha
secret service has beea directed to inves
tigate thk and hunt out and prosecute
the offundan.
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/lijrr HKMKMBEH BIS OWJT KAMB,
A gentleman of this city tells the foN
lowing anecdote of the late Dr. Spring,
for many years of the Old Brick Church
fa New York City, for the accuracy of
which he vouchee: When the doctor
had reached a good old age and had be
come somewhat feeble, he was met by
one of hk old-parishoners just as he was
coming out of the New York post office.
"How do you do, Dr. Spring?” entd the
friend; "I am very glad to see you.*-'
"How do you do, ?" replied the
doctor. «"I am very well, and 1 am very
thankful to have met yoo, for I have a
letter in the postoffioe, but couldn’t get
it because I couldn’t remember my own
name. Now I can go in and get it.”—
New London (Pay.)£>n u. __
- Word comes from Mamphk that sheet
iron k likely to find a new uae on an ax-
in He application to te
hprering of cotton bate. The present
heap covering k need solely beeanee «f
iU oheapoeaa, but, as it
i sand, it causes a
of cotton. A number of
A oohvakt of minstrels were in
villa, Pa., and Um wicked boys played a
UttU game oo the door-tender that k
worth telling. Half a dosen of them
got some Western Union Telegraph en-
velopea, and, sealing them, marched up
to the door, one at a time, and asked if
they " might please go in and deliver
thk message." Tbs accommodating
door-tender allowed the boys to pass un
til four or five were within the hall Jnst
as two mere came np the manager of the
telegraph office happened to come along,
and Ue quickly put the astonished door
keeper np to the dodge.
A Tawtttcxkt (R L) lawyer was try
ing to make a witness tell why he knew
that a certain t aloon had the reputation
of being A "nun shop;” The witness
bad never heard any one my that it was
a rum shop and the lawyer berated him
for giving the place a reputation without
ever hearing anybody say a word about
ii "Well,” said the witness, "you
have the reputation of being a very
smart lawyer, but I never heard any one
■av so." The wttnem wmallowed to so.
Mb. Loon ("Naaby ”), who has re
turned from a tour of Ireland, deolarea
that tha squalor, misery end helpless
ness of the poor people of Ireland eatoeed
tha power of words to describe. Their
condition is Infinitely worse than wee
that of the blacks of our Southern
Stats* during slavery. According to hk
Oti «« wid^er^toh It l>* if si i n
A new Toaa flat ef tte te rosy
rate fee $iSMk Um ease ef te I
tag. with Um lend. <o a*« at
ami it m
ItoKkaranveprapartM^
BA
aa Um possessor of $450,000, all
by her own charming voice. Among
her treasures k oo* at the moot perfect
emeralds in the world. It weighs twen
ty-three carat*, and k valued at $60,000.
It
Dr. Flares-* » Pellets "-Um original “ Llttk
Llvw Pill*" («ugar coated)—curs *iok and
bilious hrodach*, soar stomach, and bilious
attacks. By
It k said that the Wisconsin bounties
on wolves, wilAcafe and foxes have set
people to breeding the animals, and that
the number in the State k actually on
tha
Da Pncscs's "Favorite Preemption," for
all those weakne—■ peculiar to women, is an
unequalled remedy. Distreesing backache and
“bearing-down ” sensation* yield to ite
strength-giving properties. By druggists.
Thr average production of Spankh
vineyards k set down at 410,000,000 gal.
Ions, of which the province of Oatalonia
produces one-fifth—the sub-provinces of
Barcelona and Tarragona alone yielding
in a good year more than 70,000,000 gal-
A DaxiZiAS paper says a society has
been established in that city for preven
tion of arushy to animals with upward
of $100 in tha bank. What kind of an
animal k that whloh k so raapectabla?
—Texas Si/tings.
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IN MANY HOMK8.
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AS AO EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL.
IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM M ANY FORM.
4. N. HARRIS A OO.. teeprletoro,
“ ‘ CINCINNATI. •-
FOR SALE BY“ALL DRUGGISTS.
DIBULL'S
Hw rmra bark w* can
■llllon. for lb.- horw-
HtiHRalalyaa W*ll M.a*
now; aodat Ihowgrfatfalharliif*—aKrlrultural
•boars—you would sea (be pride of the county
aixl Mate *Ublca tux] Carma aawmbM Bin
lhm> wa* a coiwnlcii«ue want r>f noble draunhi
hnnea. and as tw ^eedera—well. 2 to wm (he
great ultimate limit that owners In three days
deal fed to strive P*r. But now a T40 animal t*
fleemed a Mr maftiter, and Una animal* cmly
deserve tl^M
the name when they esn shade the first
quanernf the third nilnute. There have toe* 1m-
WMnee afridea fhrward I n t berixht do veJojiment ef
hmeeflesh In therlvlllsed eounirle* of the world,
as shown by the time-records of the racers and
miriut fanu.SLTW.mn..
I
iiiEht rapacity of the humbler, but really more
ifUI, wiirk home. Many thinen havecouapired
effect this desirable end, chief among which
sa
to effect this desirable end, chief among v
have beeu the intelligent care and eonriilcration
bestowed upon the animal in hia every relation
—In a word, upon the breeding. And this has
not failed to include a very xerfous modification
of the old methods of treafweut. dujag.-u.UjM-, in
many canes, with the inhuman KTHPreally savage
plan* punmed in the eradication of even nimple
dinordar* and ailmenu.and sut*tituting rational
measures of relief instead A prominent foeto?
of this reform, and one indorsed by owner*,
breeder*, farmers and stockmen the country oyer,
fo’Hx. Jacom Oil, recognlxcd by all who hkve
n*ed It aa an exceptionally good remedy for tha
ailments of tha hone and stock generally, meet
ing more indiratloni for Its use and effecting for
better result* than any article of a curative or
remedial B*tB»*ave»lat*ediifed. boeh breeder*
and horsemen a* Ari.i idea Welch, K*q.. of Krden
helm, near Philadelphia; Nike Goodin, Ehl.
Belmont Park, J*a.; Calvin II. 1‘rieat, lornxrlyTh
‘hanre of Mr. Robert Bonner's stock. New York;
and thousands of otben throughout the eonntry,
who muM tie named, are on the Hal of unsuaU-
tod aadoners of the efficacy of »r. Jacobs Otu
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LYDIA E. PINXHAM’8
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.' {
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tm all thaaa Palafal
MfaefaRRnoa t« our best feRi»l« yytoteMoo*
II wlU-ctirfa entirely the wor»t form of rcmRiOVJom*
flalnta, all ovartaa troubla*. loBammatlon aad CTearo
tpWf ratting and PtapUeoroanto, and the consKpror*
jfiptnal Waakoea, and la parttcalariy adapted to tha
4 Chengs of Ufo. * — f .. n
is win dlMotva and expel turner- from (bo aUiasm
an early Mags of drotopmont. lha
nroo* hamon tharala checked very
■ n idffiwarumisro. ssiWMtiT acwn^kso
forsttmnlants. and rallevaa weakness of the »«roam.
It oarao Bloating, Haada-he*, Nrrroja^ W
Qaneral Dakfltty, Slaiplemnim, DapcaTOos aad ladl-
rr^fo^tOfhcartrw dow^ceMt^pata. wdsM
It will a* at l'times and nn4«r all rtrrajnMancaaaMta
Mi»««y with tha lawa that roTwa tha famala aro»».
Focthacurcof Kldn^Oomplalnts of Mthar amthla
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