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Finiing "Otrr' tin I Ito I11ble. All Englislh towi niis.4oltary, a hliort thue ago, related 21 remia1r11kable inIl dent. There was a lodging house in his district, which he had long desired to Oiter, but. wvas deterred from 1So do Ing by a Irienl, who feared that ills life would I endangcred. lie became at length so iieasy that he determined to risk all coo tineniclces and try to gain admi1ission. So one1 day lie gave a some - wit timidn knock at the door, lin re sponse to which a1 coarse voice roared out,- "Wh1o's t1ere?" Itld ait the saine moient it viciouis look*ing woman openi ed tilt door and ordered the man of God aWay. " imt i Come in , a1nd see Who he is a:ni what. ie u ants," growled out (he saime volee. The mlli-Siollary walkesl lit, a:id boling politely to the rough lookitig l1 whoim he latti jtust lear I speak, saidl "I have beenl visiting tuost of tihe h12es in this neiigbo1rool l to read with the people a .i1d talk about good thing.is. I have lvis-zed your door aA 14g a I feel I ougit, [or I wish to talk N% iti yloi aii 2( 3'4ou lodgers.'' "Are you t hat is calle. the towin 1112il)ollary ?11 "I amn, sir," was tle rep y. "W1oell, thenl, said thle flieeokn m-ul, "'sit down ani hie:ar whANiit I aml goilng to gay, I will aik you .1 que~stion oIt of tle liible. I'vou a swer tile rigtlit., you may e1 11 t, this hollse, and r.ad and pray with us or our lodgers as oftel as you like : if you do n1o anms wer right, we w ill teiau yori cloth ,es offyoar b Lek andi tumibi out neck am1)(I heels 11to th' .trervt. Now wshat do you say to that. ? 1or I atil a manl of lMy word. The luissiollary was perplextd, but lit ltIlhI gitietly3 aid: "'1 wiii try.14 "Well, thn,'' said the m1tu114, "thl0re goes. Is t.he word girl il :113 j).irt of the Elble? if' so, where is it, it be foun1i1d, ani1d how ofteni? That is i mv "Vell, sir, th woItil girl1 is inl tile Bible, but. only Olc.,:n1111 May be forul In the wor+l Mr the prophet, Joel, III, 1. The wrdlid are, 'Aid sold the 'liII 1or winle, that they ml ight drinik .' "sWell,'' I eplied (lhe m11an ; il " i'mdead ba:: I tiurst to have her. livie p1o i I oul c >ul ilnot have toh!.") 'A 1141I cou1ld not have( to'dl4 ye. (ay s11aid the visitor. "I ior severaldays 1 Iave ben pra1ying t;hat, he lrd wtould open m allu i way lin(t thi.i house, anid this.. very ornling", whenl readinig thle scriptulres ill Illy 1n11111y, I was SurP priseid to 1110tile wVordl girl, :1114 grot tlie Coaeordianeil to) 8s1ee 1'I it oIccilCrred ain, anil Ifound it d d no4t .1md now, sir-, I belie.e that Gold did lioiw al i dI kno what will coImo Ito pa4ss an. I so1v1i Isi- hand i- isi lti. for mys' I rotectioi and11 yourl goo)1.'' Thle whole- of thitun1ates. wyere rr(.at-_ ly surI'prised, lInd the iiin(ite'n2t has C oen over-ruld to0 t te convrsionI or ie mn11. hs wite id two of the lod .ers. 1 ite Giolden Gi1ovo. Thelire wa~s 2a young,1 rih 2and4 beautifl lie lord brough~l~It is friend1(, 21 galhm1t1 mal2 haindsomie youn11g f~luler, Ii to selite huh-1 of1 hlis chioice. Th'Ie 1h4(13 Iell in lo ve at I1rst sighlt w1ithI the1( farlier, and4 ('re th4ey par1tedI, lie farmer wasV asi.' deep1 iniI lv withI erl. Whien the mIormn ig (If the wedd1(intg 12u1d comet, thie lad~y, loive"lt k fo)r the youing Iarinwr, illstead1 of be'iilakg 11rerself to t he kir4k to be4 marietd, too k to1 her' 1bed, anid the wed3ling was put2 i12 o1f. NeverthIeless, in the aifternioon2, shie dis:gu1isedli' her ae, and1( dressingi. helflt inlly a03'21pparel, weti withI er'oss-ho on he12111r shou~iri, and14 withi her (lOgs at heCr heels8 to hliin t onI 1144 g.roun iii (If tile farmer11I, whiicere partC of211 her 11'own S~he (crosse2d and11 r erossed the hills, wh'istled l 11 ltlhl'ld to4 her' dolgs, wiVthut mee((11ing tihl farmer('l. As she1 waein n "ingil' (o 14ear1 tha hiile wais ablsent, and11 was21 abiout to withidra w, she' liuet hii l (om) ig upl thie. road. She profe8ssed to be sulrprised to see him41, as she ulerstuood he4 waIs to be at1 the wed'4 (ing to) give alway the1 bidei. to the4. lordi. "'Ah!"said11 tile y'oung farmer, with ai2 sigh, "'I wold thalt she( were 2as poor)l 21s myself, thalt I Imight ask 12er1 to give her21 self (o 111." "A4Xre y'ou, thein, iln lov'e withi the prom11 ised br'ide of thie yomalg lordi, your1 friend? .ilow woul y'ou answer to him11, should14 the lady favor' your 11(p)es?'' said she. ''With sword and( alxC I woul give him ai metling, and1( let the0 best man12 win." At partinig, the y'ountg lady13 <1rew froum 1her p)o(ket a glove emubroide'redl with gold, tand smd1( to tilt farmer, "'Ilre is 2a glove I pickedl upi (in the4. wayI (hihier ; 41s 1 am11 a stran~gc~r hiere, I will leav11e it withI you in1 ordeir t hat you1 111ay3 11ind the ownler."' Next day13 she0 sent ou~t the cr'Iier to2 say3 thte9t she4 wouldI talke thie man11 whol1 folund it. -for ,ber husband, if (the muan were willin4g."' 'l'he youn14g falrmeir hleard thle piroclama12 ti0on, an~d hlif wild with jo4y, and4. hlalf dotibtinmg his good fortuane, took his way to the hotuse of the 141dy3. 1lio presentedc 'the glove, and1( miodestiy remind1(edl 11er of the reward p)romiised to the finder, amt( 1al11ou1gh thalt rewardt wa'ls far' above his hopes), it was1 whlat lisa hleart mlost airdentlly desired. Before he left, her, sheC confirmed theo pronmise of the erier, andl agreedi to take him for hler huisband. Th'le report w~as soon1 spread abroad, and( coming to the lord's ears. lhe demanded that the farmer 81hou11( reaign his claimi to the lady, or else mleet 1him1 in Bimgie comba)1t. The farmer anlswered (hat he would never resign thme ladly wilie there w~as breath ini hIs body, but that lhe wouldl meet the y'ounlg lord when and( where lhe p~lese, and w1ithl ' whatever wealpons hie liked to choose. V Swords and butcklers being chiosen, onm the day appointcd for the fight the lord and time farmer, accomplanlied by their seconds, or shuid-bearers, 8and their filiends, meot to settle their difference. With the assistance of their shieclds, the comlbatants ward'(ed off each others blows for some time, but at last the farmer clove his aldvrsary's shild in twain, and following ump his adlvantage, brought the young lord to his knees by a blow on hIs helmet. Th'len putting hIs swvord to his throat, 1he maethe young lord resign tall ciliml to the l.ady, and beg his own life. Soon thte handsome young farmer and the reh and beautiful lady wore mnared, and after a tlime sue told him of her dlevIce ~2 of the glove, 'and that tihe game (lint she hunted that - yp~ith her dogs -and her crossabowdewd the young farmer hImself. ,i oth agreed that for theo hunter anid .time huted, that huinting was the hiapjtest that hAd over had ben undertaken in Whtulo, FARM AND GARDEN. CiEN 'To APPY AliuRc.-hiie Coi nuon pravt ice aiionig fariners is to liake :1 genera i leari ng of' tile yards atd barnk cellars onice a year., eithelr inl tOh spring o JIall. Eiither practice natikes a heavy draft upon the teams, and it has its di-Sadv'illtages. it' this work i4 donte I n thie springI it is wleIt the Igroltiid is soft, and other work excettinigly pIreSi llig. 11' the 11atir ,111e IS dIwin OttL In th I I illi, andlk dropp11ed Ill heapsM 1upon Lit- field to be cuiltivated nrext eo, (here is tmoe olr less waste by ieatiiig anld by evapiorationi. Thelr is a1 groW ill," disposition amlong oltr intlli genult i'trier t' atitpply P n115a iie directly to growinig er-ops, or as nearll fihe ltilne ft pl anin z1g ui d Sowing ias possi ble. It is I'iLt Ihat thesooner inanure is jlit u %% ib ill iach of the roots of' plants, tle Let Ie v l'or I thle vcropIs andII theI -i r ow% nfer. Aklanur is So intiib C:ty; 1.11 inIeC ic i'I, an1d hears. interveAl only as it is consum11 eld inl thet soil. The barn1 cellar. ill beli o'L i1taii:Iged as tonuli il lit tr e ):u1 '.zir'n 4,1t tertililizers every alothl in the year, so that the latint'r til:y .-lit i6 col vs-lienc~ Ill appi ying then.1i to 1111 oil1; . W holli Inauir'. i, n~oi wantied for cltivaltdcol it is tlway.- .,.fat t~o ,p ply it to the g.i-S r ekiiehe tilL er ill p1 tirvs or u on inoie dow :l ltt z . '\ b,. T r' gl ;.o igrin. ai or' i I tuir I i e i tlz l ties. rl i p:tys h e I'h l t abno-t1 ainy l tril vrop inl tIile 4l er S!:e.e , p 110a t ie , preading (l' cm - !".I i VV likie i'ess y. o f m' ten p I N ig : I, 1. -4 iI i - .e tict 10 5 Ouit)~iig eli w ith 1: a be ingti.l iiy to-wtntt'in a11 ally on('1ive llient .atonl (4 the. ye r, lih ,in . kept prlF0ltabhly-Ik 1n gras.* I'lr an l- i h e uni mile. i Uri a-I S .- l'ue IS oneh of the luen veweth's that one mfight larve th1 whole year--andl we thinlk It, isi vat in with I beter e i n l ! [ thlil vJ-iinterX : l'h em:l al'inI'g thail at a y otherl -ii. The syitel .einl he eo !enwno10 vie %:t %arm ly :a. ih e -wi hetni tha e voiti is relaxing, thec days angtein, ui thet, ainariiIs ilcrie . ting. te'ry tmil tha', hat4 a little garde iipot caii eiijoy Ohe tIxu. w' ,lt very li-e trobi se. I i i at i1 hetA e ry i. to bild I a rlle e l r'. -.- hea tid , covier itI ith aI clotsi ly-II* in .g g tia Iti. li d pi tce it '1,t:. :11111y spl -t-lonew intt rlotvected, lin t iphantl thl etic-vt abouit six itiches! apairt., lit geol y r-omud, aini( kee.p ir bn', pro Orly waerl. 'I hey will grow all winter,:uo "l i ihIle - ar l prinlg %ll form ei aitiuil iiie he ic t) (eI coulra.e tlhe p-titk and grac t ife uta h'i. The earlier in the attilie a 1thi olwration is beglin Ow the biei The dro 111 0 1) St teVild II illiters d th'll' ilyL a-.The se- is .0hoil i he sown inl Sel.. tie'n r, : 'l are si i tdy that, if pla'i tce ill a l i lteed itill t til 'it pr -- it-ete-1 b.y : 1 OWe COV-I ing l '.gr OF 1w a i M'vir'ireen hal theti -y wi.illiii itan ithe Wi jzll 1( hr u e t l.l l'a i u ie s Ste l as c lit \V '~i [iIn I I ;(, \I I-1 -i' i.111 he' i t0 H~i C'ra lin , a. .s i i d Ib vi -, I w I ll e l \ I IIdo b)t er liu iit' i am iore ttnder, deli I r liiw: th t thl ltIl4in amd Pie u it'n Gove rin'ti lacv adlopits a In i n i 1t r lve i ll. snall voli e. . 1: ri i; ' 1't t I Vac ure, the he uc il, .tre l'om ,l i0 "ll.- nw ; Wol oats, p ae unili Ie d IIl1. TIeIv varou combini a lti In h.1 ve Iw I een bst 1ied with are, anlid 1 Inix tir .iee n -: ob ainot(14 such a dv rii-ion ha' on - kilogrmalilte of it is ei' to five kiltgc raiuinit es of oats. It IIs twe ul that ha t i o is hea liiti ie! I onllrid a!e linoe vigorouls e iwli t'el with btes bisits thia when 'ed wit h ca". The bistcl ca l hI hr'eletd to g,(th11i-r. by 1ea10tllt o. ' a l 11on n\ ire; a1114 1 In I it v.av a ihorse 11a arr h isli d owi luit ii'or turoryi fite days. l luin Ig te tl i'sate.ar i fTkeyever R sactie Iwenty i nhi'ilion lt' thest icscofni't and ihetl r e l~it wteo thi ood~lis that. ~te at 1t't'it's lai c t~' 1icnuedi Ithe'i usel atn Thi : thuivk ishantd now e weie asitout'; alp'' rei blet' T' -owitis iir layert'c, uand ier tlliighepitcs, no db usi tor mrk-nt wil' be lail len to vie cth seei at. Ai I' hi ' of h b ist', ;b heslt teeaygn be kepi, nvr fr aearly , i set ian t' bu t nicny in at i' tet' tak. n ii:i.--bs a inee re oiii iliroyd. iW enl 'he leves tcrte nteni t'rom'I ins liatote bis,' t grewthere lahe yhtat ('stphuvi ii'ewt laeL' ~ it tt(Lc ) Inis a it tx ei'e ol'th lic i' lie. i aokil slihe bet)l and i nerkae at tthi'e crop. i .\11 n Ilhe hslaticres twhotu niiislters tol erhct woith ia; liertal ihn.lie ti(e li idyn tica'td ta.dtehah Ahc aetIleme whI im prit'i oe ad nlouwhrt ofIant bory obetin ves ten 'fi tes eet neoun bofi the pesoinalaits, unt ihy st.Wen aftrt some iery athve worktl Iin frmdiiilittle patieis Cofveyrdh toncelvti ior eneflly rinoved. Thwe wolie body,.oi is hrogl n rqet Ty lene,rduywc is habitttttlyhat toent o aftero (eaing a afotter eep. tIn thi's tiy hi aty no and tthen I ait onei a proapc thrm r pgnay of is anwh ixceigly t restiny (ih.e ani1g~etn why being einmued t fere thet mlt l. t 11nse 'a-fc ii ttie duingolsa the Ihiess, ma i tit esem hout a mnilyne dogh wfhev relv is sratchfinl treyi ofl bae The pflr'asure which0 these' esonged"ci b i~ reallynoyaltooitc ithe Iohc f'servey Simealtines an at, watiilne tolbe 'e'oaned wbaosl seent t apos a i'omyfrad, kneetoi wn beore t hit, and thcersing for- iii ward itosheadut dopl dow and s lie rthere mpoitoless;u clxpr esnas panly panl sig hmgeuage Itul ther dese tnoeclatiended tio. eIrno ea psithi on nobodieswill nsup a sue tems rmrbe tiues.hi DOMESTIC.. WAmTE OF I"LlI,-1-u prUcnt mlodlea f ilsin.g I'til- aru generally intie1011sooll to I ex e i ttgly NvaisLel . I lit akil;. Pste:Un for IIn'ulitifiteturing aind otherl pIItro ties where a powerbit diralight is ri'vaiini :i, les t than ol-tenthi o' I the lie:t ge nera. jt* l by Ito burning o:t .eti coa is tt itilii ed. Ints coosklt, l.1 tiraulghit reuiredt ils l-s, anl' to ther! iiul't S wa-it tel b Ia therIIite it o dI htII't ihat n r r i - eirintatII , e'ti I iVV titu- a- i 1111ih itt itee 1p WI' ohu tianny as is lule. A griati tenlovtin 0:111 It inait ieven %I ifth or ill -try ap.. pidances. it' I Io teok wilieop 0 itre1ill waiil if ilt t ialiper. :ou y I iI -., it; t t ii y "ille f vetni wi i l lilt i'ta.e' is that , the 'lati l it ik loos rtig. A i tr lite k Ire It goin'. well, ilt tht lni.. I lil 1 i til I t ti ll i( i to ;.i to il tit v iti'e v; :1W0 . 1114h he-3e . h':ll ti 6 lit':h lie! ait y hb- t It vtd. ti tit it t il f4i111 <le.hire-I (1h:1t :a dilener I'mr 100o lper'Sons Volid he cooked0 wit3: It'll Ceit w llh ot't'tt, :ti ' ir Vilt t i t w ic I lilte were:1 tlw it heievin: e; but as 't'l li'-l ~Il''III 1 1'' liv itl (:t etylI..t li tk !:t : I t~ . IcII i v e . *.* welI Ib of c"!" c Li bv :I I, o It, k I eItc ! I ' r i . , II i . I iow I l'' :. t oi l;lp.-- O il i1:4 f','t ,h%, oi :-I in . n 1 hl y ii -re i -o V: I i t it - t ts, t v sonwi loll i ll' thi e t. iT: t the l ttll t *.:1 it t i.3 'o to0 Ite lilt 1 ;. Ve'I ; : 'l*t ' i ll v j tl itt l 1111 1 in~ 1' ,'11 1tin r 1v~i tjj ' v p'roj olt't i 1i thi-'I iii'. I it'ritt I i t t 1 tul 4 tli. , t til' llio ll, ti l \o i l l ill \ 111-, 111l h i:-i v t, ; l s.t:4 N y i e - ih ar it. :tdlng hot water 1,1411n time to tunle 'o x t T-*i att of t . 11 3 \. oI , 1,10 ill zitr : i' (jt i'ke o :it li il.o l, S Oy . l ti)t wt:11r Shaltl be Itilor whttl yo taktel your . 'o Itit :11 ti-t ri t whe yo t l t- thoino 111 th tititt I t litit thorolihly :I tlf put oit ii l'atil Illli t Io . k i rll 4, e jvrn 1 t IM rt'il, it, hil' sitti llbel 111011 l tti. IAw HIlo-I 2i111* a or I 4i ,i1 v.. oiil' I h y rs v:it, iiId :Iie n itl in of t'o)ad l I lil I rik ve I, et as youl reirn of bnv ki l of w arin olv , and at tlelo ti >' trat Io pirll'ot britte grot na-ll ttle til'nei::lya broke wItho1t abny ined l3'ille w rleiitIver, I l: .-bCill t'lt g~s .- -v ill Nor lutly Iy Iitoing :'o a i rit fi wo t Ii ll t t! ensk a;.i pine r- li -h ng.. h1lt: withll a w .l o l ew yit. The oil. Iwv i:hsr to ot co ibillo with l - i .', ihi , Iorn, :. IIi v g Prevt -iIl til l , -l'nt fI)I thre ailr i VII '.'; il tie tint with i!. Th ! eas tls n lii ter- !11 Ai enterin n t heit - ciif ule is 1irt o Il, so th to n W ior t i) m ri tits 1-6 a it pa . Id vlr i nt bo 1ls ShIoloti I otwt.I cl wI\ i I : t i'w in; o Ihw t ol a t. w zo kel..; Ih.- c iler 1t :ltIt ogn alt 'e tperalior. 'llt prevenit s b otts. from C ICoen o Ae Pl'o IN0 .---11':0 :r o' pow., Leri o h3r1x, l'ersiwo . ine:o n . w )a. tiIr i l -r.. 1: a i 't p er '.Ilw 'l it, 'o l , i tu a l I tu:t: , ., -Irt- -1i 0 Li rp 4~iug ar inu'ia-.I it h i lu--eg it-s ro ue-o u ,. i:, i iI illti trhvt n ei- i Wliitral In n ttrI ol'tt Vlltt' s i of t heeThrua.o a nige. T his Itwhr in all e: Itt s ufhereaitu is. h st ben e r S a , hla. hy v l I ': enplteritnc - e 1e'e a onitr l :t ll. - lallible renletcV . Com ti'i 'o iir.--iotk I) olle pi1to of ip h, tl ('rS0itt-n it ill waher, piut it hb ck oilt hohe arovi, c in eOWi - of' Votih wt tber, 1:'11 a : n1 4 i att , ant( :111,11 p i-pp lr :.> .h 1as, on ei I Itlg (il-oofill o' flour l!s-:olve l li a1 li t1.e watit r; s4tir 11no (the - t. T;.na half a dozen slices of breall :and Cover them w\.ith 11.01. T-vs UNDirt 'DnLE~avis.-The oth er Ilotlnlg anl orphanti wast aboadt On Ca-s avete, Detroit. Tie still had 8 '.arcely risen % whe I rolled a barrel ' wat.r-lime ntiL et tietaleel from il f ront of t le, hulihltlhg <owni the strcet to at large pilo ofr leaes) a il Ii tell ni illthei.t0 barrel was dtftly aiid neit 1 hid leli Iroini sight. - A h'awnee indtial o1l. oil the wr:i paIith neight, have ISuspCW4l "Old hat," bdeln there1,.biut. 110 W hite Il.1ill (u.t eve Oil. 1'ihen his n'or'k W-as 11lne the poor orlphian wvalkc ed 1away ainiit, half at bloik IIndi sat 'lowni ii Iroli 0tl t l'aouC. The frosty air Ivid jui. t begit ii to inake hiIs teeith calek t.1eiher Wln a ini!Cnan tirovie tp and ralg his bell. Ahtier hos had 'lv'velu I 1h tIiilk le he ot teed tile boy aslil :i-ki'd: ",11h, IIby arl yOu sitting here li "nit IiiiA I lit II ile of e.tves t heI e."' re pie 'I the boyji. ".t i iitder the leaves! Weloil l'll '-hl' out Itaightly quick ! li. seizedl iII reiins, fgave I ho horse a 1h -r1 ( i ii nl heiadhe, hiai for Ile rats' nwt. The w,-oll strtiekk the 1oileap, ro. ip, t ilv xt inst.t, l. lay brtad.. I Iii 5,11 II'I'lit.wo 4li 1dve r~e . e. t leenut,hIIl wile tulit h or.-- a nd tIe looike arI. .- : for ilt - Arpan I.. No Ionet wai . i si. ie I lhe hi' M hiiv"' .-ein hrouthe. 11011, e. utl ih''iknii loshf''.v ~ vhe wo o oire be wi-bl ai b0.1y lra n lit throuh a hole it :h,.- Cc'lu o, buzt het v('ou4ldnt 11a1Ve eautil h'i-a--ty caj-lle -. i W~t.r -o PAY C:-ilahlS:irel- C. was lottn1ltxter., stort-keeper a111d auto1 vrat 4f his Village. I1I was thev wealthLII 1Le tn siIt, bult, IhAd il aheeltation o twiig [Ihe AharpIest aind hialtles.n4n inl l his 0 '.1 ii gIrs w ith IthiatIe poor , Yet ia drunk1IN11 lafer Inl thvilae oncee ouit wille.l111hh1, This loafer---ant oldI Sot, ge t wra lly calledl "S:Int---entn one daN tolthe shore, trilludllingia wheelbiau-row. The Nptlire WAS Oil-e on1th fr'ont ?it!"; of his Store, nid s-eeing hiin ip priiach,vailen out : " W. l, W 4 S.1 , N liat i re oitl after now ?" "Why, S1ptIvre C-'' drawled the olhiastal tiost. obwgi'otsly, ' t wait :1 bIiarl ofyour best flouir, and wat to Imy cah fior it,, too." "O. !" sail tiht Squire; ''that's 1i1 is it Ig l ", G o e," - u n a to h11S r oli ut. a bariel of that GOI -S'e floui, anid help Sau to pilt, It ol eli wicelb.rrow." This was soon inlic, and S-ut verIyV (ie1ty.13 begsaI to whee-l it awaly. T11e Sittirie had not rectivi'l .an i11oiiw1y, ani1'1 ho sprang il) .1t once,:i an. eaill : "Sam ! S un!ylon :actl ytl wanlted to pay enskI for ti'at dlur. Where'.s the Iluoney P, " Wa'al, Squire c -'' drawled Stu, "so I fo want. to pulyV Cash for it, but oti se, Iiinn't,"-and ri ndl linig the lt-elibarrow oI iore aid luore rapid i wiith viry word. SjIII I irl (-- wits so astolifilned it t he at i er's un-pd - nee that le let, tle 11our1 Tit -nu, Is a Y011' n:1 ank at Cadliz, Ky., f soclh a sius-cpibule an sympathitie ph ieal t'oilinosiion thi lie was fore 1 at ititi t' in tolbn ahxtIi)-ola a po.sitionl in a drtg 'tore for tIh novel r'etsoni lat. he could not hianilo aniy kini of idiclline witlhouat. belig anit'ed v Witlh -ti lihe conaseiltenit ce it was ealculated to prodiie oil tLie party for whoul it was ineilded. A wom.mx, who lad buried four hu1s hi inds, wats sad ly o ctinplatI ing thir hieaveni, I iiope,'' she a ib to hier little h' ye-y ear-b. 'M i'by, youri owat, own desar father.'' "Anid are'i the othiers all burned uip?'' T1hie mnotheir itdi i'L tinswer thla coat tn dlitiit Art i a t riatl of at ciinal iici aso, the prIi'ilner eteredh a ilea of' "'Not gull ty !"' whleni one. of' ihe~ juriyiinen puIt on his ;int a nil sit aried for t he dloor. TIhie jiid;ze en t'd himii hack anid in f'ormed hiitu that lie could not le'ave util thec caa-e was tiedil. "Tr'aiedi !"' q ueried thei itlu-or, "wh ly, he acknowledges he is 'lh lave a paSiii in toy head this morni Iin," said a di pa t-ed youniig hau sband1( to hiIs sp~outse aifteir a ntighit of oliandhes Ii ii revel. "'I iguess youi ilman sham~ imii,"' said hiIs wvi fe. "1I thought thieire wai somenting: lai .the wind-oh!"' nVrs oppreive~~ herec Mr. Splheer,'' -ati a friilnd t one of I thef iret con. (ersil of th1 e sesonm. "'Yes,'' said fthe othler, wit ha wearty look at the gentle nint whao was pipitng fechly on the platfoin' ; ''thle inalIe arIa Is dreadful.'' You amay reitnain evergreen, and anver look spruce. FI"enrL 1tai)IE.:.-T1hiose langtth, tire sonie senisautioans, caunsinag yott to feel searceely able to bo otn your Ifeat; that cotnst ant dial n thait is takintg froin youra systemii all 1Its elatstielty; iivIing thte bloom11 fromt youri eeks ; that eon fiautal strlain 11pon1 your vital forces, rendereinig you iritL ibile and fret ful, ciii i'isilhy be reliaoe bytsl thea utse of' that liltrvyelouis remediy, I lop Hi tier1s. 1rreg iih lritfes :a tli obst tel itns of' your sys-75 I in arae relIeved sat oniec, wileI tihe spe(cial ciiuse of' peiodlcal paln is per itanetialy3 remi'ovedl Will you heed tis? Wh'bat ii s(icamer' ! Is 8 tribuato oftnn pafid to a cr'yinig baby, but Dr. Buii .labyh SyrupI, by3 allevhating the paIns of the little onesq, soon stops thle ('ryingf. Figuiros. inon't Lie. SiAarA, Unlton Co., Oregon, May 30th, 1879. Bitther Imp~jrovement Co., Buifalog N,.Y.: Sir's-Thebi packagea of '"Buttor Mit ker'" 'or'warded by yui to WV. W. Rosq, JC.n(., of t11htitelae, wits handuued over by haim to inte f'or trial, ad orders to reCpor, the resuilts to vou, as I hiavo the intaiiageiineantof thIs dairy. 1 havey the~ honor to1 ror~)t that one gal lou of Btweet ('lream Cii chrn'ed at a tin poratuiro of 53S deg. atoil treated wvith the tticir Miaker according to dir-ee diins atceniiitupny ig pac~ka~ge, produeed ioiuf tad onle-haltIf piounds of batter of tex~tut', and of delIente flavor'; timo oeld in dhurnin g 'and ga thering the butter, twenty m Iqtes. 04p8 gallon of swveet oreatni, same lot cuhtrnj'let withou te powder, produce6d f'our ploiuds of butter soveral shades lighter In color, not 8s) firm or waxy in tcektul'e,' but nio perceptIble dlft'erenco Ii: lavor; thn'o occupied InI churnIng, at: Sanme temiperatuire as above, forty flto.~aliutos. VTo fine,' Oyeli grain, ichl, goldent color, Increased quantIty froma the chaurtnIng anud gatheorin:g thie buttter, are gl'enitly in favor of using your preparatlon, and 1 itave noihest tation in recomeniding the same to my fiends and the public generally. Your obedIent-servant, 9Q~. W., EA8T5nDR00E. onsutnPtion Ored. AN old physliani, retired from prac tice, having had placed lin his hands by a. East 1110111 issinary the formula of' i iltuple vegotable remody- for- the Spieudy ain1 pormtanieni lt re for Con stimption, Bronchit-is, Catarrh, Asthma and till Throat and iLtung Alhections, also a tpositi ve and radical utire for Nor volts Debility aitd all Nervotis Coi plaints, aftor havItg tested its wonder u11 curative powers l-in thousands of vass, has felt it his duty to make it knew to his mull'Oring fellows. Actn ate.1 by this inollve and a desire to re lieve hnin sullerinig. I will send free of clttrgp to ill who desire it,, this re cipo, in GJerminit, French, or F0iglislh with l i 11 directionls for prepariig all(I "-In1)g. Svnt by 1tual by iiddressinug wili t:111p. unming 11his paper, W1. W. '-: w. /.;.9 l'owers' Jlock, Rocheser, Tim flow p~opubrll 1inwao waIs folligd lit leru. and taken co -1i0trope as an el ibilo friiit it the 1io sleeth cetintry. Tho earliest nwi-ltionl of It Lth it we ha1vo l00n able to light ipon Was by John Ge!rarte, tihe ain.Is 11,glis i e rhal 1", who wrote a book lit 1077, in 1.h h.1 Ito says "severtl varilo 04 of the toniato ari (o Le folind In th Iglrdenls of linghtand the IruIt i eatel ats I satt-e withl IWIppert undll vinegar.' InI 1513 li'bert D) kh'ois, tle noted Dutch herbalist gavo a book to the wiic in which Io spekis of tornlaitoes as Vegeitles whiCh may be ente ist a saiht with pepper, salt and oil. A lit Lie mnore thanl hklt Ita centulry later (in 1653), John l'arkinitosn, another E0g 1ish wiitCr oil plants, treats of' toma toes as gardeni curiosities, enmitivated moe for their beauty of appea.Iranmce thanlfor t utility. I[U st.yles them1it "l1ove aipplest," somtimeils a11 "amoro01,1s apples,"' ai.1. somuetiieos "goldeln aIp p)es." lin 1775, R:nIntpih, t nittive of 11011.111;, whlo comlpilti anl claborate treaUtke onl the1 llora 01 0 J)theDtCh hAst. Inilie.s, iltnf.,rnl US It hiat t WO vaVrieiCe cs Of mato are gIow 1t by It he Malays of the Asiatlc Archipehago, andi(l they are both cooked aid( eatel by the lowe' classes, anttd thiit th1 I nam11e given to the i Is tomall. It Is ntotewor'thy that several speeies of .SlnaIc:. alre called tomatt by the Mtexieloas. and11 we thius 1111d ani Aztec word en tc-reit. inl Soutlhe'rtn Asia anL eXtr'aorina t.ir3 jililological phenom 01on, whichlt woutl seemtl to polt at sonic Sort, of' COneiOtion, at. a very N itl') age, bet.ween the old aditl new Worlds. The naie "love appOle, that by witioli the tomato wIs lnown in 8som1e poItio:s of thii 001untry 11tY or sixty years ageo, seems to have been started bI.y lte 1renc10h, Who calledI It 1omime! d'anour, which is "love :ple,1" ll In Englishs. lit all probability this name alone, atutending its introduct li Into somei' 1)01-1,t0.1 01' 1,tot) eOIlittry vhcr'e It was 110, itiadersto.A, was the e iuts of giving ri", to 1he Impression that it was a m re nion-eiblue orni intnt Tto tonato is now niore vxeii sively eutenl it the United States thant it ally otther counlry. In Germiiamy ail Franct e It is se.arcely emp!oyed ex cept inl the iIItn uacture3 of sauwes aid to give a llavor to sottp.s, and even in Italy, witht a edimate asdotrtably adapted to its ctuiire, It is fari froim holing t~he place wtleh I ildoes amtontg uts, lit Eniglanid, also, It is still regar idedi as a liuX-tiy t ither lh-tii as nit artijele of gout oral co01 ltiittylon. An Eaugto Dashlos Thirsoni a w1tudtow, 'iItb family of' Wiltzim L. Sti'tita it, of' Milwaukeec, expeleaeed a senisatlin recentLiy tunderi verty sIingulazr circumii stainies. Ani eagle or'ished I ttrough anf utpper light of the hay wvindiow, aind dlow ab'outt theo ill tr'tmimt wIldly, jnst as5 Mrst. Sht'ermant wi.as leav'ing. the roomt wvih the chi11l ti. lInad the f'am ily realuted seatel they would have sulfered injutry by the fal'ling .fra'g menoits 01' the heavy glass. TPhe eagle fell, asa iif patillty stune btioily thte con 008ssion, and then flutiered abo-.t the room'. 'l'hio royal blird was secured, to remtalit the gutest of' the f(uily whtose comfor:otable homo hte hail so ptrecipl taitely ilivadeId. it la pre'sumetld that Ito escaped1 fromt a cage either ont theo Na t.ional Ilomeu groiundsl or in one of thte Germnu gar'dens, andl thait ho dartted thtrought the window wvhtio cotnfused by tbo strong gusts of wintd prevailing at the time. .l Tun prie of' soap1 Is railhy advanc inmg A year's suppl~ly of DOlinhNs' 1J0LxCTitlC boughlt now1 at 0old price will 1)e a1 very jutdiEleos purci'halse. RoTT I:N wood1. Ieaves and ( forest clecat imgs ima~ke excellentt p'ant food wh'len lo)wed 111t( 1tIt gtrounid. IF' .YOU ARE NEOIvOUS AND DEP'UsiIED take [IOoFL.AND's GERMAN ilTrElus. IllFs8IELJ's Tettor Otntmentt will cure Bore Eyolids. Boro Nose, Barbor's Itoht on the faco, or Grocor's Itch on thio hands. It never fails. 50 cents per box. sont by mall for (10 cots. Johnston, llolloway & Co., (102 Aroh 8t.. Phila.. Pa. 8,14215.50 Profits In 30 Days. *10 it legitimato Htook Spooultions it Wa) streot pays immoiso profli. Pamphlets exl planiing overytinzg sonat free. EsATH & 0o., llrokersu, 1227 Broadway, N. Y. Iltas81PLL'5 Tearr'zR OInTMENT Will cure all abbv or scaly diseases of the skin. NEW AND BEST BOOK ON BUILDING. PALI..INE'M flODEL 111ONE l--Proftsealy illustraite. -rot pants. r., I limo.iat;lin on Bild-s PA Lis~t 0.. rcih tects, Iridigeport, (lonn. For salo by ni H lo.kasello, n. CAGESWArNTD HFORTHI MRa2.JUIANoRNARWRIeiz'JWBvOOK, 'tith.- orsal. llealtih Beauty, Work, Ammsement MiiearlysaIttone 'asae ans tSei~na e ameedote a.~ 6 . with bau~mu~colore iilo tration., stew ty pe, tonesd pa per. choIce bIndings, antd lo0 t3'tee hh work Is uOUwNDTO lE AVEN 1311ublishd MA L8 MG o book lke It has Gee ii fllde-sito n xa em drs ,. (,. McU RDY * OPiaeih Pa. Pianos and Orgn gt yen, diviance in ricos. Pan s ;0t 40-Bso r art' . eit lt iuts o n. o f rice hi a aoth no p'rico. a'-atahinrun~ of 1-00 toes sani for So. 'tamp. )1azntxsgoug PIAO 0o d., Ii E. 15th 51., . .' D. aA N DR ETB & BON S, 2t & 28 8. BIXTB Street - LPH IA. 'Those anslweruig- an Advetise.nenwl thegum (namu he pap~ N!TURES RM7 a*# im GAT BLooD PuRinciE ScrW~li I, mI3Wrfua IfiIII1or,Cauc CaIICOeer404114 1i11(1Wo. Em3*41n i plt,.. Cad-mk her, haltS It lksot m. I'IIm I IN 1or Alit-. Aslowou 40111 lo ace, ('nsu.3xilv 8,3331 J.lqli I ile 111. Constptlfom, Coil dIV01a431b1, l'I4cN IIIZZ11I4.NH, 1l43t%1 aelav, Nt Wvotimisucom, &'anln Its tile 113Wle, l'a"IritiMen,. It 11110 N11,0ama ULeaxeral iDebhiily. This 1)ropi~rtiti0nIs i sclentilil uly and( chotrt nMlIY C9I1tIIIlltl. 1131(t w) Wu~rongly' c~otteit to Tro loti', horbtII vi( bauk4, thalt. Iii good i CC. to Itlo itc.Tl/.o H I 1kt 10 IiII t sf fr tit i'z ttiIkat IyAtettt fOr' \Illll 1110 V01VeLt110 MRii 01tb 1)1,40t~ ilItIII rrect I1111101y, its It, d10111 )j0t colic. ill ily III (If1111 Itl1pijllli 4' or loodlat I It IVs (18183 (it W1piJ'IItfm o 1,110~1 bljodt Las iot "31.1011 lItiv; b3lt) o IlgLudto i el t. hint0'i 11111 1,11 IL I V ltL 13.. IL Call11%%toilito Called THlE UIIEAT 111,001) P"U11iFIE1R. Dr. W. flommq Writes : GIIOFULA, hAIKU ('0XI'LIN. l)IAtl'11'IA1 RhlUh IIIATISM. il'AKNMSit. I haveu btoti tltIIIav(1i ntivd:cltio for 215) venrs, 11(i IS1 it litI .'' tiefo l~tlati 1votr (ojIItllt, 1lPytimiI(, til "atiit 111,is (1i S, ad ti(114. assof (hoa blood. I hto 0 iII Voii fotuttal Its! (al liatvo 84 1 : V t l 11 roll y'Is 111dt 111)1 RIMIO milmonI)td It, to 1IS.1. Ii Iteol i -f blo 4t 1..UIIIIlor bit W. lRi.U,13 DI ta~ 1 Sept. I'% ISM. WItLoln, 10%v1. 1'hiRtAttEI BY regetino is Sold by all Druggists, Hlop BlTTERS. (A Miedls, wilt a D'tk.m) OOXrT&JX RO16 9VCrzU, DKANRUAUZ DAND)MLJON, WIM TI NV&uA" Elan' Mcta QVAaaiNUW ov &A. OTuz Ikyi'itt. Ditewes of the Stotioch, IloweUa.111kmi, Mm,. Kdaoju and Urluarr Organs, Ncrvouase .Mi 61000 IN GOLD. 111 be pat-4 for i case they vM h oref or acythtug hnipare or tujualousm f*= a t hem. Aft your druggist fur lop Bitter. &o4 "r MW ore yosauWNB Totic, nvorah., 0mmmom u 4 I te owvoetA tu . et .6.8k ChIldiva K-OW YA* fwr Stomach, Ltver avid RM1*w Ik mara'r to allt oltiII& Aak Dmug&& .LO.tom atlalite and trregWta*iy Va~v puskeucmA Ve oft o.aoa. tobaco " 1AMM likeud for clrcuar. M-mm I tosa.6,t4 byntf# l3..is BlM. Rio.L 0I, aaft.ajL T. k'A. i', 'r a At LY~e~ DO PE A'uvt ' ll*m~ 11" ~ Pit.~ l1n fSTnRic BI OT ou k8. MAI~ N1194 ave11 'r.tII SUibIo t ~lIjI~~ flt. 3It auy Th tW~t C I .lticWl *&S II== 1~k ADYA TjN .f ap I.W ARELINE WITHNON:CONOUCaINGC MENT 9 U RETAIN THE HEAT .ONGER.. NDONT BURN THE HAND. R1 ON BOTH WA CHA R Rupertain' cel'br tel S n. Breeorch-londn ng Shot . ~ 1 ) t. soil)1.,%i rro o lr cln Ionor. e at - N4 I 4f, .54 , (14 a ti tr'-ult-I mlow.41 (1444', Jtilatto '41141 1' itfiii opt tuout 14444 ppr44v'3 irngiim asi.J Ame44ric~an 1444ko-op. All khd 11414 4.p.- .I 4! 141pli-in.-4is 4'ld nullj. cl. a reqired by 7 01-14111(11 ft:4jt 'I4 ii l44(mlt rs. co I r-, x i. I PM 1 llI-llL()AoN NO )UIJB~oN (UNSi at .'O tip-tho best giapua yet madee tor the pricet. PrFiceo O il a t esI: t. JOS. C. GRUBB & CO., 712 Market St., PhIlada., Pa. THE PENN MUTUAL Life Insurance Company, 'IF Pill1LADELP1IIIA. Incorpornted lit 1817. Asegg, G,78g,0gg P JRiELY MIUTU %Ij. fiurl:'its returned 444.14U:41y In riediloct on of Prenji or to 14at10r0es Intranco. Policoo non for nig. Iblay tlta of the Coupiuiy. Iidowniodent Pol. i0i08 , ttiod at 1,1(0 Hatels. Ag-ists W441414441* Apply to 11. I. TEPHENB. V. P. BA R 0 MIZE* T E R, On wra% O(na . Thi.Iomae4,r, NR'o (laxaso, ie.cl 4, AIcrobcop-. at Great t ucg IR. & ,T. E CK, Manirfacturtnin opticiais, 1'hilad4h1.ia. Sond 3 - $t.ill lnr illit4 rtd Catalogue of IIt pages, and tilCpmltt 44r4 114 1'.112'r1 n~e.. A... Et(.,, - To the bost lands, In the beat olimate, vith Lb. bet 'Arketa, and on the boA ternut, along the ihzae of Wy. 3,000,000 ACRES Mainly in the Jamoam RED RIVER VALLEY OFTH E NORTH. On long time. low prices and ear paramat. Pamphle6 wtht full Information anatted tree. Apgity t D. A. MoKUNLAY, Land Comt' Sr P6 . U. A 31. E&'rA St.. Pasil. Utsim. TABLISHED 1848, MORGAN & HLEADLY, Impocits of Diamonds AND SI, EAlNsoX Stree, 1"nUna.eam illustrated Prs List semi t the had em aiplictten. AILBRECIIT & CO.'S PIANOS. LEADING GRAND, SQUARIB PILA. MA K. E- AND UPIIIGIIT. AWAllRDED LOWEST PRIOE.S. OCEN THN N IA L FULL OUARAlTik PRlIZE M1EDAL. BAIIGAINS NOW. ' M-Send for? our NOw Catalngln am14 Price List.%G ALIIECll' & 0., 0 10 ch t,,Phikaephe Pa. I deor miaka "OI.!-Edge " Buiter the year ronna. Coem. 0 and the Scienmce of' ('hrmiiilry app4lCi to fluttor. .hly1, Augu ta andI1 Winter Untitter made41 eqiual to the e p roduct. Incrte(a-ee rodut C I:er cenit. Improvest I lea4t 20 peor cent. 1:oducci lnhor of chiurnting ono reveni tut htte r biecomhig rantidI. Imoej Y4 Imarket > conhta a pounhd. 4Gunranteed0 free from all Injurlons r~f. 'A0iveg a ic oden Ct(olor the year round. 26 >h will prodiuce ?1.00 in 1nerenso ohf protact and vallue. Can y044 mako a better invo:.tenth floware hion.. Geonulno oild 0only in boxe4s witht trado f dagirymaklii, togeithor wiiith worde ' "GiLT-EDuiI MAItit" prinledi on ench1 pncdkngo. Powder sold mand~ (General Store-keeptera. Ai'k your donler for ".Ints to) Jiutter-Materi,"4 or 104n4 stamnp to us Bmall siz.o, K lb., nt. % contta; Largo alse, 24 lb,., Greant saving by buyig theo largor sizO. rees8, BUTTER IMPROVE.MENT CO. Prop'rs, rA "J44urter-MaAer' " Ieutre~ 11U FFA I.0, N. 1. ISEMENTS Nowapapers namned in the Direor or ONIu YEAR in the best arefully watohed, at the 'E8, on application to N ClILL & Co, their offices'In ES MAQE or insertion In a OllOlo ~ EC or the BESTj. Newspapera in Counity or. Sootion. liens, at Very Rteaseltable at, NWILL & CO.