WUHIM'.lHEagf MnfiHtMi\!m(m$iin A Ctaittral Insane Through Drink. pjpi MY PRIEM1) PEMX. FAEM AND HOUSEHOLD. ed to my home, my labors and my two rival queens led down to death. A are weak and puny and faH a pfey^w studies, they had long been gone, and painted butterfly, with none of the insect's W W BNew York Letter:"Yon have indeed the gape worms, or they becomeparalyzed (8 Leonore, bewailing the loss of her grace is poor Eleanor of Austria or mope about with raffled feathers fallen low," was the remark of The hot August sun was pouring its ^jf* Agricultural Items. friend, would sometimes turn wistful as depicted in Lacroix. Her body is until they die.N. Y. Times. 1 -i Justice Solon B. Smith at the Tombs 1 red beams on the world that day, but eyes on me, wondering why I said *s- imprisoned in a horny cuirass and Ashes is an excellent fertilizer for Jhw to an aged man, who showed every indication nothing. How can we talk of4t when her ruff is backed by two additional they did not penetrate to where my Seed Corn. young corn. Unleached ashes is the 1 pain has taken our lives in its hands of a tramp. I fans of lawn her sleeves are diapered friend and I lay prone among the best, as the cheif valuable element in Is there any traceable relation between f-H and is breaking them.Philadelphia likea chess-board, and from under her "For God's sake forgive me, Sol,'* them is potash. The ashes should be grasses, smoking our cigars and reviewing that old-fashioned loghouse and II* fc, arms descend two pieces of stuff embroidered life.*1*, Cal scattered around the stalks, but not pleaded the man^^' 'Liquor has been the vigor of seed corn? Years ago, the glad days of our college with gold and shaped to *^!s upon the leaves. Afull handful will be when log houses were plenty and joists my curse. For ten years I have been its W\ Garrick as Seen in His Own Time. look like an enormous pair of heavy This beloved friend alone had come ,srt sufficient tor each hill. numerous overhead in the kitchen by slave bat from this day forth I will gs^ double crutches. Her rival, Marie to me from that glad past, but only Hamlet appears in black attire, the the chimney, the seed corn was brought Touchet, wears no such frightful costume The bronze turkey isthe largest and be a changed man. I will quit drink- g only one, alas, which is still worn in when five years had taught both of us in and "traced up" and hung on pegs she is, nevertheless, one of the most rapidly growing variety of this ing and make a solemn vow that not 1 the whole court for his poor father, by the huge chimney and was thoroughly that the world pours but aloes into same tribe,a less hardy and ugly specimen bird. It is the native wild variety, who has been scarcely dead a couple another drop of that poison will pass &*- dried out, hanging there for open hands we must wrest from her than Catherine Medicis-less and is hardy and easily reared. It of months. Horatio and Marcelius months. Now the modern house has my lips again." hard, but not so beautiful as Mary clasp whatsoever manhood holds reaches a weight of 40 pounds quite accompany him in uniform. They no chimney, so to speak, and no joists Stuart. But for forms completely insectile "It has now such a strong hold upon easily when full grown. The silver gray worthy. await the Gost. Hamlet has folded on which to bans the ears of seed corn nothing, perhaps, ever went beyond yon that yon couldn't stop it if you his arms and pulled his hat over his turkey is not half this size, and is tenper I looked at him as he lay full length has gone out fashion, and now it is a those seen in the court of Henri tried ever so hard." remarked the eyes. It is a cold night, and just 12 and hard to rear. III. of France. yearly lament that seed corn is poor in the tall grasses, shadows lying softly I Judge "and, besides, where could you o'clock. The theatre is darkened,and lacking in vigor, etc. Planting from A Scotch resident of Minnesota is on his handsome Saxon face and the whole audience as still and the go? You have no home your wife corn-crib explains the matter. The reported by the North British Agriculturist the love I had felt for this man, who faces as motionless as if they had been i won't recognize you any more, and. The C'rect Card for Ladies. corn does not get dry as it used to as saying that the "continuous painted on the walls of the house. At was no kin to me, rose full in my I your friends pass by with horror and Katharine B. Foote, in Good Housekeeping. when hung in theVarm rooms by the wheat-growing doctrine has the extreme end of the theatre one I disgust. Drinking has somewhat unbalanced heart, fond and true as the love of big chimney, and frost injuries the Cards are now always engraved in brought many of our farmers to the might have heard a pin drop. Suddenly your mind, and 111 change brother for brother. germ. We don't hanker after the log round script. A married woman's as Hamlet goes rather far up the verge of ruin." Also, "the most successful the complaint against you into insanity. house or the smoke-stained joists "Wingar." said he, suddenly, "old stage somewhat to the left, with his card is two and one-quarter by four states are those having the I You will be better treated in an asylum over the dining room, or yet festoons fellow, you don't know how much back to the audience,Horatio starts. greatest diversity ot products." inches, and is of the most approved than in the workhouse. Officer, remove of seed corn, but there must be a good it does me, after my tramp over "Look, my lord, it comes," says he, style. In the right-hand corner is her him." studied way to dry seed corn in the Is it not surprising that, despite the half the world, and my many struggles, pointing to the right where the address. If she has a day when she "Please, judge, will you let another fall and know that it is dry, or else we annual warnings of many years to rest here in your green country Ghost is standing immovable, ere receives, it is printed in the left corner. officer take him?" said Court Officer will be forced back into log houses to against Lightning "rod Swindlers, with you trust me, my boy, you one is even aware of it. At these An English fashion puts "West" or Finn, whose eyes were filled with tears. live or give up growing corn. ha^e chosen the better part in settling farmers should continue to be victimized words Garrick turns suddenly round, "East" after the name or number of "Why can't you?" said the justice. down on your broad acres and and at the same moment staggers by these roving marauders? And the street but tor American use it is "He was my general in the war, your leading this calm existence. You want back two or three paces with trembling yet a recent dispatch from Pittsburgh an affectation, as here it has always "Most Barn for the Monej." honor," said Finn, "and he was so kind but a sweet woman beside you, at the knees, his hat falls to the ground, been used betore the numbei, thus stated that in three counties of Pennsylvania to me that I don't like to repay him in I am building a bank-barn, basement head of your table, to make this life of both armsespecially the leftare 1,000 West Twenty-third. A card one "finely dressed" and callins this way, although I know it is done for 9 feet in clear, and above that yours a very Lotus dream nearly extended to the full, the hand with the daughter's name is a tiifle himself Wilson, repiesenting a nonexistent his good. He treated the men who as high as the head, the right arm largersize two and one-half by four. the main posts are 24 feet high, with Such thoughts had come to me before, "International Manufacturing fought under him as he would his more bent and the hand lower, the A card with her husband's name and and there was one iace in the hip roof. I floor over the basement, Company of Chicago" managed to brothers. I and others will see that he fingers spread out and the mouth her own- "Mr. and Mrs John Jones," world, fair enough in my sight to secure $8,000 advance payments and is properly cared for at the asylum." also floor above this, leaving the entire open. There he remains standing, is of the same size, or "Dr. and Mrs. make all the oild about it fair for the investors have received no return The man was none other than Brig.Gen. space of second floor for hay and Allen." with legs far apart, but still in a me for their money. Thomas W. Eagan, one of the graceful attitude, as if electrified, supported grain. This second stoiy AMII have a A gentleman's card, married or unmarried, "When I bring that woman to my heroes in the battle of Gettysburg under Every farmer should raise fodder by his friends. His features is one and three-quarters by homehaving found heryou will be driveway in one side, and I will occupy i i Anai^ntin XT three and one-quarter inches in size, express such horror that I felt a re- corn for stock. Double the amount my best man, A\ ill you not, Felix?" I the first floor over the ^^^^J^.^TJiSS^SSTZ with his address, either house or club, peated shudder pass over me before storing tools. I can put granary in of hay might often be sold if there asked, and tor an answer he held out the close of the war he was made an in right-hand corner, and always prefixed he began to speak. The almost appalling basement, or on first floor, as I choose. were plenty'of \i ell-cured fodder corn hi& hand. internal revenue officer. by "Mr.," unless he is a military silence of the assembly, which I am building 40 by 75 feet, which will to feed in early Winter. Shortage in "I believe we made that compact or naval officer, when his rank is preceded this scene and made one give in upper story room for 200 tons hay often compels a reduction of stock, years ago," I went on "and now tell named. A clergyman's card is one and feel scarcely safe in one's seat, probably of hay, and I think space below for all and, as a rule, too little stock is kept me of yourself. I have a sister, you Eccentric People. three-quarters to three and a half contributed not a little to the wagons, drills, mowers, drags, ploughs, on our farms now. know, so the head of my table is not From the July Atlantic. inches in si/e, with the name of his effect. At last he speaks, not with the etc., that are so frequently left outside. empty but there is no woman's face Half the people who are called eccentric Sweet corn make3 the best fodder church in the left-hand corner, and his beginning but with the end of a breath, To make a warm barn, instead in your old home, my friend. Have better by far than the southern white residence in the right hand corner. deserve to have a much worse epithet and says in a trembling voice. "An- of battening cracks, I will haveboards you not chosen one who will presently A young lady's card, whether the eldest so much used. One member claims gels and ministers of grace defend us," all sawed one foot wide will nail on applied to them. Here and there become mistress there?" daughter, Miss Smith, or a youngest that sweet corn, well cured, is equal to words which complete whatever may the first, then skip 8 inches, and nail He turned restlessly and blew forth a man or woman is found whose oddities daughter, Miss May Smith, is two good hay in feeding value. He sows yet be wanting in this scene to make on another, then a board over the 8- a cloud of vapor before replying. of opinion and erratic conduct are by three and a half inches in size, all it one of the sublimest and most terrifying one bushel to the acre, in drills, though inch crack which laps two inches on "I have been too busy to look closely engraved in round script. If people genuine, and the outcome of some real of which, perhaps, the each side. I will save a little lumber some prefer to use double that amount. at fair faces, and my heart is my are traveling and moving *.bout, they inborn twist in their mental and moral stage is capable. The ghost beckons and get a stronger batten and barn own yet, Wingar," he said. "Perhaps It should mature in order to cure well. have no address engraved on their him then you should see him, with than to put on a 3-inch batten, as it I have come here to lose it. Who disposition. Such persons are genertolerable, cards. his eyes still fixed upon the ghost, knows?" and sometimes very Farmers and Fast Horses. a31 S,l?f?A^l I smiled again, while yet speaking to his friends, break ?rfoS*%?a? this? wayl,^ indeed9 to batten which is one-third Who knew, There are several breeds or description loose from them, although they warn puffing my cigar Avith enjoyment and less than the old way. I shall cut a likable, their idiosyncrasies sewing as a Keep a Scrap Book. of horses that find their proper him not to follow and hold him fast. gentle entertainment rather than as an thinking of Leonore, my sweet faced strip eight inches long to nail under place with the farmer. From the The pleasure afforded by an eclectic But at last, his patience exhausted,he annoyance to us. We feel that they are sister, who was so true and tender a batten over girts and use 12-penny powerful draft horse, the Percheron, magazine like Lit tell and by the miscellaneous faces them, and with great violence quite unaware of then: own queerness, woman. They were the two dearest nails for batten board that will reach page of reading matter in the Clydesdale or the English Drafthorse, tears himself away, and with a swiftness to me save one other, in all the world which is the result of a native incapacity through each board into solid timber. a well appointed newspaper, ought to a span of which can walk off at which makes one* shudder, draws knew9 andwho to comprehend the ordinary conventions B. Parkhurst, Mainesburg, Penn. induce more people to prepare careful a good pace with a plow, in the hardest his sword on them, saying, "By heavens, He told me all concerning those five of society. But there are other scrap books for delectation in leisure turf, or with two tons of wheat, I'll make a ghost of him that lets years during which we had not met, people whose eccentricities are not, or hours. A really good scrap book is a A English Excommunication. me." Then, turning to the ghost, he corn, barley, oats or other products and I opened my heart to himall, ought not, to be endured. They are not treasure. It is not always one wishes holds his sword out: "Go on I'll follow to market, to the nimble carriagehorse save one sacred chamber, where Vala innocently ignorant, but willfully disregardful From the St. James' Gazette. to attack a book, and there are times thee and the ghost moves off. Lee was shrined. Oh, how bitterly I or roadster with Cleveland Bay, of a reign of law in the social The action of the Rev. Coker Adams, when the collection of odds and ends of Hamlet remains standing still, his have since regretted that I said no Hambletonian, Henry Clay or Morgan world. The world's judgment ar8 no rector of Soham Toney, in excommunicating curious and interesting matter, ranging sword extended before him, to gain word of my hopes then! One little blood in their veins. But ior the fast doubt superficial, and therefore very Mr. Payne, a farmer, 82 years from gay to grave, from lively to more distance and when the audience wordone tiny hint, and my cherished commonly detective or false but the trotter the farmer has no legitimate of age, has created a sensation in Norfolk. severe, exactly meets the craving of have lost sight of the ghost he begins friend had surely not coveted what woild's conventionsthat is, its rules use. Mr. Payne does not attend the mind. A skillfully prepared scrap to follow him slowly, at times stopping, he knew was the treasure of my life! tacitly agreed on for the preservation No man, unless we except the physician, church, and, it is said, has refused the book of the best poems floating around and then going on again, but always But the red sun sank languidly toward of the order and decency of social intercourseare, has a better claim upon a good clergyman admission to the house. A in the papers and maga/ines has long with his sword extended, his the West, the shadows slanted, on the whole, respectable traveler, ahorse that can get over the letter was written threatening to excommunicate been a desideratum, and it would be eyes fixed on the ghost, with disheveled and, rising we walked back to my and to be observed. But the unendurable ground at the rate of ten or twelve him, but Mr. Payne, not possible to have one with two hair and breathless, until he, too, home, and in the sunset warmth we "eccentric" prides himself upon miles an hour and that has the bottom understanding the process, wrote to i departments, one solely devoted is lost behind the scenes. You may found my sister and her friend, my being a law to himself in these matters. to endure it, than the farmer, who inquire whether any part of the last to choice poetry. In this way easily imagine what loud applause accompanies brown-eyed Vala, wandering among is obliged to ride several miles to town He likes to know that his acquaintances half year's tithe had accidentally remained one may make a literary collection this exit. It begins as soon Leonore's flowers and I, unconscious to transact business, attend church are saying of him, "Oh, that is unpaid. He received the following as the ghost moves off and lasts until to suit one's individual tastes and preserve that by so doing I struck to death my with his family and for social purposes. Mr. B's way, you know. He is not reply: "SirMy letter of last Hamlet likewise disappears.Liehtenberg, a fine fund of varied writing that last and dearest hope, led my friend His time is too valuable to like other people he always does and in Longman's Magazine. Sunday was not written in consequence would otherwise disappear in the great forward and presented him. spend much of it on the road, after a says just what he pleases." And the ocean of print. How constantly we regret of any personal matter. You have, I saw his eyes light gloriously as slow horse, and, for this reason, a notable fact is that so many persons the 1 oss of some poem or prose article as you truly say, always paid me my she gave him her hand I saw her own good roadster is economical. Shall Immigration be Checked. are imposed on bv this absurd affectation that on our first acquaintance with dues. I wrote to remind you that you droop, but fancied, oh, blind fool that Then again, in severe winter weather, tlfat they will let certain behavior St. Louis Republican Washington Special. it gave signal pleasure or the precise information I was' they drooped because they had had persistently neglected to attend a considerate farmer does not want pass for independence and originality "I am in favor of doing something we desired to have. Young seen my love, not his admiration. the church's services and refused to to expose his family too long upon the which is nothing but simple rudeness, to check immigration," said a prominent It was only a week later, when with persons ought to be encouraged to receive her ministers, and that I road, diminishing their comfort,'and, the expression of egotism and ill-breeding. a wild cry of desolation and loss republican from a great middle make scrap-books, and old persons should therefore feel it my painfnl duty perhaps endangering their health. A in my heart, I listened to my friend's would find them alike entertaining state. "The theory that this country to pronounce you cut off from the farmer, with his family is often caught hopes and fears, and the confession of and useful. Managing housewives do is the land of the free and holds out church's communion and membership. out in a storm, and a horse that can his love for ValaVala, whom I had Bismarck's Children. endeavor to collect recipes of all kinds, its arms to welcome everybody from The wish I express at the end of my carry them through it, before they become thought would one day be my own. but there are other printed utterances i drenched and chilled, is quite desirable. letter was quite sincere and remains unaltered anywhere is very beautiful in theory, Moritz Busch in Harpei's for July. He opened his heart to me when a as well worth preserving as the art of Sometimes a fast horse is still. Yours faithfully, Coker and was once well enough in practice. The Prince has three childrena great love came to it. Oh, had I but pickling or the science of removing able to trot away from an approaching Adams." The wish referred to in the daughter, the Countes3 Mary, who was But the problem of existence is becoming opened mine to him that day, when stains from domestic goods. shower and place a family beneath first letter was that the rector prayed I born in 1848 and married about four too serious. Then why should he had not yet seen her, and my doing the protecting shelter of home before God to change Payne's heart and save I years ago to it Rantzau, and two we welcome the dregs of creation? so might have left meVala. the beating, drenching storm comes sons, Counts Hwert and William, both his soul. When the sentence was pronounced This is not a great almshouse for all Stunned and cold, I stood silent down and then, he is appreciated. Neuralgic Headache of Women i of whom are younger than their sister the whole congregation was the rest of the world. there while he told me how, at first But such a horse is very different and unmarried. The former is in the From the London Lancet. taken by surprise. Just before the sight of her lovely face, his whole "How do you propose to control it?" from the fast trotter, the horse that diplomatic service and has in his official The increased, and apparently increasing, sermon the reverened gentleman said, heart A\ ent out to her. he was asked. can be made to trot his mile under capacity been attached to several embasI frequency of neuralgic headache "In the name of God, etc.," making "I spoke in jest that day, when I "I think congress should take the "two forty." For such a horse the sies and recently to that in London. use of the entire form of excommunication among women must needs have a told you I might have come here to matter in hand. I know that the farmer has no use, and such a horse is The latter, who bears a strong personal which is generally believed to be cause. There is one of singular simplicity lose my heart," he said, "but I have states have held that this question a dangerous animal for a farmer to resemblance to his father has devoted obsolete. Mr. Payne seemed unmoved and quite obvious which has Avas their peculiar province but it seems just lost it here, and I am no boy. I own. We do not mean that he is himself to the legal profession and has by the proceeding. been overlooked, to which it is worth to me that congress can do this as know this love will be a blessing or a particularly dangerous, in a physical been a member of the German parliament. properly as it can regulate commerce curse to my whole future. My dear while to draw attention. The pain experienced sense that he endangers the life and Both served at first as privates between the states. The evil is growing, old friend, I want your good wishes is generally located in one or limbs of the farmer and bis family, although in the Dragoon Guards in the last war, What Causes Blushing. and something must be done to bid me God speed in my wooing." more of the branches of the second that may be the case. There during which the Prince evinced much check it. The number of persons now I tried to say it, tried to say more The physiology of blushes has long cervical nerve, very commonly those are dangers lurking along the pathways anexiety on their behalf, riding out after out of employment is simply startling. to cry out tnat by winning Vala he of men more terrible, by far presented a difficult problem to solve. terminating in the scalp at the occiput. them as often as circumstances permitted. It used to be that any man or would wreck and shatter my existence, more to be dreaded and avoided than Many unsatisfactory explanations As a matter of fact, the nerves of the Both of them work from time woman who really desired to work but I could not speak only when he those which threaten health or life have been given of the cause of that scalp are irritated by the hair being to time in the immediate neighborhood could find it but it is so no longer. I put out his hand to me in the old they are those that imperil the moral drawn tightly back and put on the unsatisfactory phenomenon. The of the Prince, in whose bureau his sonin-law believe everybody will recognize the friendly way, and I met his frank, character. strain, not as a whole, in which case has also found employment. I British Medical Journal received an propriety of such legislation. It is a honest eyes, I felt somehow as though may mention, too, that the Prince is the the strain would be spread over the inquiry as to the measures to betaken pretty serious matter when honest Vala lost to me I could not lose my happy possessor of grandchildren, fine, large area of the surface, but by small for the cure of chronic tendency to men can not find the labor that will Remarkable Fashions. friend and I wrung his firm fingers in sturdy little fellows, the eldest of whomf give them bread. There is something bundles of hair which are pulled back blush, and one of its correspondents silence. Great court ladies have introduced -f occasionally pays a visit at the grand- seriously wrong in our system. It's and held in place by hairpins. Relief takes up the matter in a very practical Perhaps I yet hoped that the girl many remarkable fashions. Catherine father's palace, with the cap of the Yellow no use to discuss it, but there is serious is often consciously experienced as a way. Among other causes of blushing whose girlhood I had hesitated to de Medicis is credited with introducing Cuirassiers on his fair young head.* cause for alarm in this condition result of removing the hairpins, but startle by a word of love might not be he gives prominence "to the wearing the corset into France, but of things, and I mean to do something this has only a temporary and partial won from me by him now I know I of too thick underclothing, and especially tight lacing existed long before her appearance toward remedying it next winter in An Elaborate Piano. raight as soon expect a daisy to turn effect. The injury done is lasting, if of too thick socks." He adds that at Fontainebleau. As early the house." its white face from the sun as expect Toronto Mail. One of the mostQ* not permanent in its consequences. the long-sleeved jerseys or wollen socks as the fifteenth century we read of "a a woman who had not been won to The present style of dressing the hair elaborate pianos ever made has just been|*% pair of bodies," the evident origin of are often a cause of blushing, and, in resist the wooing of Felix Glennand should be discontinued, as it probably, the word "bodice." But it was during completed at New York for Mr. George!^} fact, warm clothing in gen eral. He does Third Auditor Williams, of the I had not won Vala? in part at least, accounts for the extreme the latter part of the sixteenth century Stephen, President of the Canadian*^ not fail to remark that the blusher United States treasury, has certified I, somehow, felt it then I knew it prevalence of a form of suffering that it assumed the ugly forms depicted. and passed upon the pension accounts must choose in this matter between the Pacific Railroad Company. It was designed when, a month later, he came and told which is both intractable and distressing. No doubt it was at this period for the quarter of July, August and risk of rheumatism and the annoyance by the Canadian architect who! me she loved him, "mine own familiar that it became, as Bulwer has it, a September. The total amount of planned Mr. Stephen's house at Montreal. of blushing. As collateral evidence in friend." whalebone prison, its busks of ivory money to be paid for pensions amounts The piano is built of the satin support of his views he says: 'An aunt "We will be married at Christmas- and wood turning it into a sort of wood of South America, finished in to $11,530,000. Of this sum $1,000,- Overfeeding of mine had habitually a ied nose from tide," he said jubilantly. "Wingar, cuirass. It is instructive to study the different styles, to produce contrasting^* 000 will go to the Chicago pension office from my soul I hope to see you one this cause alone, which disappeared Overfeeding is the most common and faces of the unhappy women who effects. The case proper is made of for payment of pensions $1,089,- day as happy as I and you have not when she took to thinner stockings." most injurious mistake made in the formed "the flying squadron" of nine pieces of satinwood veneering, 000 to Columbus, Ohio, $1,000,000 forgotten the old compact? You will management of all kinds of stock. We Regarding the matter from a social Catherine de Medicis. The history of glued together, to form one continuous to Indianapolis $700,000 to Des be my best man?" even overfeed, and so greatly harm, standpoint the writer says: 'The best the times still more unfolds itself if we body, which reaches from corner to cor-J^ Moines, Iowa, and $600,000 to Milwaukee, "Do not ask that of me, Felix," I ourselves and our children. A large plan for a habitual blusher is to laugh study their costume. Catherine de ner. faltered. I give you every wish for Wis. proportion of the exceedingly numerous it and be very gushing, for instance, on ?4 Medicis, shut in her "whalebone pris- This is laid off in panels, which are jour future, but I have loved her all deaths among infants and young meeting an acquaintance on the street on," the folds of her skirts hanging inlaid with rare and costly woods of i my life." children is due to overfeeding, and 2 when he colors up, and he will then stiffly and diagramically, her sleeves Statistics show that the wheat trade South America, and bright metal. One He was silent so long that I looked we cram our children to death it is no like two long black wings, her little fell more at his ease than if he looks of California, Oregon and Washington panel contains a lyre, the frame of up at length, and his frank, strong face wonder that we should make the same black cap, stiff cuff, collar, and white sheepish and reserved." An obvious Territory with Europe give employment was pale with such sorrow, as I had which is of tulip wood, and the strings fatal mistake with young chickens, ruff, appears like some great beetle. In cause for blushing is over-sensitiveness annually to more than 400 sailing never been there since I saw it first. of metal. The vine that leads away i skkH calves, and pigs. It is quite safe to the costume of Mary Stuart, as given by "As God hears me I did not dieam and self-consciousness, which will wear vessels going around Cape Horn. from it on either side has stems of amaranth, say that 90 per cent, of all the disorders Lacroix. we have the same hard, beetle-like it, my dear old friend," he said very away as the person becomes used to its leaves of cocobola, and its The average passage for each vessel is of these young animals results form-morebeautiful however. .jsoftly, and he said no more, but held leaf skeletons of glittering metal, while society, and strenghtens his character about 16,000 miles, in an average IP from overfeeding. A shepherd will The slashes in her black dress show out his hand, which I took as I might the whole has a snake wood border. A by adopting wise principles of thought time of a little over four months, more easily raise 99 per cent, of his the white robe underneath her waist, n, ^th misttefchollygwad hand "of a-belove brother. hun I was far from the sprig of oak has its acorn cups of amaranth and action. The physiological explanation lambs than a farmer will rear 50 per ftv* When, the gathered and her arms, and her throat, are hound W and its bulbs of metal, producing of blushing given by the writer The most largely circulated newspaper S^r cent, of his hatched chicks, and the with bands of precious stones -while the effect of nature. The legs of the just quoted isthat it isdue to paralysis fe^ in the world is the Petit Journal, reason is that the lambs feed themselves from her waist, which* by the way, is 1(."peaceful country town, in which I instrnment are like arched doorways of newspaper of the sympathetic circles of nerves WM$J"'knew bells would ring for Vala and a little halfpenny while the chickens are fed and by no means a slender one, is suspended a palace. Each consist* of two columns surrounding the arteries which, not ^the friend whom even rivalryrcturn- had not parted from me. .When I printed in Paris, whose daily printed a golden tassel* garnished with gold crammed as long as their little crops i of satin wood exquisitely carved contractingproperly, allow a freer flow copies number over 800,000. and precious* stone. But considethejcrowd will hold one more grain, offood. Then and inlaid, which come together at the of blood to the surface. of poor women whom these the fatal diarrhea tomes on, the chicks top to form an arch. The value of tha instrument is $4,000.