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Daisy,
^ Tono and Will I remember,
Their dark ej en bright and clear,
Shouthig and leaping all day long,
Free an a woodland deer;
But where la the little Daley
That railed in your arma hurt year?
** O lady 1 ” tho mother answered
Choking with teem aud alghe,
“ Do you mind how eoft were her goTuen curls,
And bow tender blue her eyee7
Now unaer the nod of the ohnrohyerd
My little Daisy ilea 1
44 *Twae the dreariest time of valntar
My precious baby died;
The enow lay white on the distant h’lle,
And white on the pastures wid<\
And a bitter wind blew out of the north
From morn till eveuUd*.
“All day B my £n ns i held liar,
Toealng Vith fever's glow,
But Jp'jt ss the sun wss setting
^nd the wind was dropping low,
4 Good-night, mammal ’ she whispered.
And was white aud still as the mow.
14 1 only prewed her oloeer {
I would not think her deed;
Her heir was ■ tj/t and her cheek aa round.
Though roes and smile had fled;
God oould not be no oruel to me,
•She will wake with the morn,' I said.
44 O lady! the bum of heaven
Cannot outweigh the pain
That rent my heart when I knew her sysa
Would neve: nneloee again,
Bnt the o<:*d t eold earth must pillow tha head
The • on my breast had lain I
oould not weep, yet I smoothed hor curls,
And put on the 'brotdered gown,
Aud the dainty shoe# you brought that night
Yon came so late from town;
Then gently In her cradle small
I laid my darling down.
41 Tour roee-tree, left for Tom and Will,
Never a flower bed ahown;
But two fair buds that morning oped.
Sweet as |y» Eden blown,
And they plucked them both for the hay hands
That might not clasp their own.
“Like a dream It teemed when the neighbors,
With silent, measured tread,
Bore her forth through the drifting snowrr
To the churchyard's narrow bed;
How the wind moaned I end the mocking sun
Went down in a blase of red.
“All night the blast swept seaward.
Swept freeling, pftUlese by;
And through the roar and the blacknees
1 beard her ’Welling cry.
My baby, v ost in the stormy gloom,
with, nous to shield her nig A
Wearily dragged the winter,
» And never peaoe I knew
Till the allows were gouo and tha grass wan green
Aud the May sky warm and blue;
Then some good angel told me
'Twaa well with Daisy too.
•• Lady, you loved my darling;
See, twilight lingers still.
Now walk with me through the hedgerow lane
To thg churchyard*a quiet hill j
For entry eve I climb the slope
3Py heart with hope to All.
Tom and Will have the roee-tree eet
lu their little slater's sod,
1 hat the turf may be fair for bird and bee,
As if by her light foot trod;
Ahd I hear her whisper, 4 Good-night, momma/'
j^**JAnd know she la safe with God."
— I’ouM’s Companion.
suspected anything. I got a whole coal-
scutt’.eful of the Tery best mud, and put
it in the corner of the room for him to,
piny in, and when I heard Bridget
coming I meant to throw the bed-
quilt over it, so she wouldn’t suspect
anything.
After I had him two days I heard
mother say :
“ Biiuus to mo 1 hear vory queer
nofcds every now and then up ataii-n,”
1 know what the ipatter was, but I
-ovir -i.rt.1vl anything, and T felt s^
hfippy ulien I thought what a ^oml
hoy I was to raiso ft pig for ruy <.lenr
fathei'. -
l'i idght \VCht tip to tnyroom n'-out 8
o’clock one evening, just before 1 was
■oing to bud, hi taUu ttp ray clean
■’ .iicq. AVo V.ero all sitting in the.
i"tti!».sonm, when we heard her holler
as if she was being murdered. Wo all
ran out to see what was the blatter, and
were half way llji the stairs, when tho
lAg eamo down, and upset the whole
family, and piled them np on top of
himself at tho foot of tho stairs, and be
fore we got up Bridget came down mid
fell over us, and said she hud just
opened tho young masther'a thrunk and
out jumps the ould Satan himself, nnd
she must see tho priest or she would be
a dead womau.
You wouldn't lielieVu that, though 1
told them that t was raising the pig to
iwl! it nnd give the money to father,
they all said that they had never heal’d
of such an alxindoucd and peremptory
boy, and father said:
“ Oorao up stairs with mo and I’ll see
if I can’t teach you that this house isn’t
* pi® pen.”
I don’t know what liecnino of the pig,
lor ho broke .tin parlor window and ran
away, and nobody ever heard of him
again.
I’d like to see that boy Jamea. I don't
oare how big ho is. I’d show him that
ho can’t go on setting good examples to
innocent l>oys without suffering as he
deserves to suffer.—JUnmy Brown, in
Harper’• Young J’eoptn,
DOMESTIC ECONOMY,
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I dou’t say that I didn’t do wrong, hut
riiat I do say is that I meant to do
right. But that don’t make any differ
ence, It never does. I try to do my
very best, and then something hapimns,
*• ami | am blamed for it When I think
what a disapimiuting world this is, full
of haiulioo canes and all sorts of switch
es. I foi l reaily to leawo it
3* It wap Sun’s fault in the lieginning ;
that in, if it hadn’t been for her it would
n’t have happened. One Sunday she
and I ware sitting in the front parlor,
nud she was looking out of the window
and watching foe Mr. Travers ; only she
aaid she wasn't, and that she was just
looking to see if it was going to rain,
nnd solemnising her thoughts. I hud
jnst asked her how old site was, mul
couldn't Mr. Travers have been her
father if ho had married mother, when
the ntid:
“Dear in', how tiresome that boy is.
Do take a book and read, for graeinds
"eke. ► I said;
'* What liook T " So she gets up aud
gives me the Observer, and says :
“There’s a ticautiful story at Mint a
good Ixjjr and a pig do read it and kurj>
still if you know how, and I hope it will
do you some good.”
* Well, I read the story. It tola all
abontagood boy whose name was,lames,
anil his father wum poor, so lie kept a pig
that oo»,t him 25 cents, and when it grew
up he sold it for |80, awl he brought the
money to his hither and said:
“ Here, father ! take this. Oh, how
h*ppy I am to help you when yon’re
old and uot good for muoh,” and his
father burst into tears, but I don’t
know what for—I wouldn’t burst into
team much if anybody gave me MO—and
•aid:
“Bleaa you, my no)4s boy; yon and
your sweet pig have saved me fkmn a
watery grave," or something like that.
It mas a real good story, and it made
me feel li^e bein^ likewise. Bo I re
solved that I would get t little new pig
for 26 cents, aud keep it till H grew up,
sod then surprise father with 929, and
keep one for myself as a reward for my
good conduct. Only I made up my
mind not to let anybody know about it
till after the pig should he grows up,
and then how the family would he de
lighted with my “ thoughtful and gen
erous net!” for that’s what the peper
said James' act was.
The next day I went to Farmer Bmitli,
aud got him to give me a little pig for
nothing, only 1 agreed to help him weed
Ins garden all summer. It was a beau
tiful pig, about as big as our baby, only
it was a deal pmttiar, and its tail was
elegaui I wrapped it up in an old
shawl, and watched my chance and got
it up iuto my room, which is on the
third story. Then I took my trunk and
emptied it, aud bored some holes iu
for air, and put the pig in it.
i had the beat fan that ever was, all
that day and the next day, taking care
of that dear little pig. I gave him one
of my coats for a bed, and fed him ou
milk, and took him out of the trunk
every little while for exercise. Nobo<lv
goes into my room very often, except
the girl to make the brd, and when -he
came I shut up the trunk, anil she uevt r
ran hhape or the earth.
Admitting tho Arctic ocean to he
open, navigable, and that a navigator
had mode a circle and sailed around
both continents, this fact would not
prove the earth round, any more than
yon leaving ycur office and traveling
around the four squares leading to and
from it and arriving at tho samo start
ing point would prove tho ground and
houses composing suid block round and
revolving.
The six divisions composing the
earth
her herd ,
hair, resembling
foot of tlio cross, twicted around his
feet, representing tho Isthmus of Pana
ma, connecting North aud Mouth Amer
ica. Three thousand miles distant to
the east, Europe, another man,
his hack, head pointing same. At their
feet, Africa, a negro, his short hair
leaving a space between his head uud
their feet,. representing the Htruits of
Gibraltar that separates Enrol* from
Africa.
To the southeast another man lying
alone (Australia), his lioad pointing to
tho north, his feet south. To make
these six persons round and revolving,
tho loft hand of Australia should grasp
the right hand at North Amerioa. There
are lmt two ways of doing it: First, to
bend the earth outward, downward and
under; second, to beud inward, upward
and aorosa. You must either put the
continents book tc back, or fans to faoe.
In the Amt position, you would have a
eontinqntf turned aphids dotfh, which
common sense will teach yon cannot be
the case.
In the othor, you would have the in
habitants of the two ooutinsnts like
Harry Bobs, bobbing their hoods against
each other. If yon would keep travel
ing west from Bethlehem, and Georgs
W. Childs, Esq., east from Long Brunch
until yon would reach your offioes, yon
would never get there. When Gen.
Grant was in Pekin, ho woe in the same
position as the Irishman in Cork. He
was in Pekin’s own town, head upand the
•ky over him. No diffiireaoe where yon
goon earth, you are standing on your
feet, head up and sky over you—proves
the earth flat. Bee Messrs. Eaton and
Hilss, of the Washington, Ritchie and
Campbell, of Western schools. —John
Of Kane, in Philadelphia Timet.
example* op matured BTOCM
A little leas than three years ago—in
September, 1878—tho entiro issue of
Louisville and Nashville stock was
worth, at ourrent prices, 93,041,100 ; a
day or two ago, also at current prices it
would hay* taken 919,190,000, and this
after a stock dividend of 100 per cent.
Book Island, one of the steadiest of
stocks, oould have been bought up en
tire for 829,376,000 in 1878; now it
would take 960,742,000 to buy the out
standing stock. New Jersey Central,
at the same time in 1878—aud it was not
then at its lowest point—would have
cost 97.773,600; to-day, with a heavier
debt la-fpre it and very little increase in
property, 918.980,000 would be needed
to buy it. Similar initan.-es might be
given without number, bnt these must
suffice now. It will taxe some pretty
close thinking to And out where all tlih
difference comae in. — New York
Oraphic.
As in literature we shall tlnd many
things that are true, and tome things tb at
are new, but very few tilings that are
both true and new; so also in life we
shall flnd many men that Are great, and
some rucu that are g -id, but very few
mifi that are both great and good.
Rancid Buttkb.—Rancid butter may
bo recovered and sweetened by washing
and knoading it well^jirat in new milk,
aud afterward in oold spring-water—
butyrio acid, on which the rancidity de»
? jmls, baing freely soluble in now milk,
be above recipe has been found to an
swer perfectly. fcte-Sfc* . '
Chocouatb.—In preparing chocolate
for family use, ent off about two inches
of the cuke to one quart of Water ; stir
it first In 4 little cold water till it is soft,
then pour on the boiling water. After
it has boiled a short time, add a pint of
milk; boil up and serve; sweeten to
taste.
Suey Pudding, -—One eup of chopped
suet, two-thirds cup of molafifibs, otlb
cup of MV eel inilk, one enp of chopped
raisins, three cups of flour, one tea-
sp onful of soda, one teaspoonful of cin
namon, one-half nutmeg, steam one and
one-lialf hours. To be eaten with soi r
sauce.
A Nton Disk.—RcmuauU of boiled or
roast meat may be utilized by chopping
them with twice their quantity of breed,
seasoning with salt, popper and herbs,
moistening with eggs and a little melted
butter beaten together, nnd either
cooked in a loaf or in small oaket on *
griddle.
Potato Salad.—^take about Wit nM*
mealy, freshly-boiled potatoes; win
they are quite cool out theflk In thii
slices and plaoe thorn.in All
dish; add vinegar, pepper, salt and
olive-oil to taste; mix with a wooden
spoon; add a chopped onion and parsley;
also, if desired, odd capers.
To Cook BkkVrteak.—Blit the out
side, or fat part, say every four inches,
cutting through to the lean, which pre
vents contraction and increases the ten
derness, Have a bright fire and grid
iron hot before putting it on; turn over
to prevent burning. A steak an inch
and a half thick will be cooked in from
seven to ten minutes. Have somo melt
ed butter, with • good supply of pepper
and salt, and pour over tho steak just
beforo it goes to table. To fry, prepare
in same wny ; put a little butter or lard
in the pan or griddle and let it brown
before putting on the meal; book quick
ly, and, whether broiled, fried or roast
ed, if yon want it juicy and tender,
never salt until after it is cooked.
Corn Soup.—Cover the trimmings and
bones from the shoulder of veal with one
quart of oold water; add an onion, sliced,
a small carrot or part of one, and some
parsley. Simmer for two hoi.
strain. There should be nearly k
of broth. Meantime, in another sauce
pan, boil very slowly a can of oorn in a
quart of water. Wash through a fine
colander that will not allow the skins of
the kernels to pass through. Return
tho saucepan to the fire, melt in it s
largo tablets poo nful of butter, and mix
With two table-spoonfuls of flpur; „ add,
gradually stirring meanwhile, the com
pulp and then the veal stock. Draw tl
the back of the range for fifteen minutes,
first adding a teaspoonful of flnely-
miuccd parsley. Put a small teacnpfql
of hot milk or oream in the butter aud
pour in tho soup.
A Washington man sent to a phre
nologist one photo of hunaoll dressed as
a woman, anothor as at architect', a third
as a professor. Three charts were sent
back. The architect was advised to
marry the woman, while the professor,
luring of uuoougenial tomperameni, was
I to mara . ■ •
BORDEAUX AND ITS WIRES.
In the United States Bor Joanx is bet
ter known by its wines tlmu by its politi
cal or religious history. Iu its vicinity
between tho broad and deep Garonne
and the sea, lies the most celebrated
wine district in the world. Tliis is the
iarnons Modoc region, aud contains the
world-renowned Chateau Margnux, Cha
teau L.itUte, St. Estepho, Bt. Julien and
Macon vmeynrds. Probably no other
territory >t jqunl sire, not even amid
tho gold a- < diamond tield, has pro-
duoed more,*!’ «o much, wealth as this.
The Bordeani mos, indeed, have en
riched Prance n. ••' 0 than any other one
interest. For table use, when pure,
they ore probably fh. ber.t in existence,
a fact which dealers hero toll mo the
Americans know Well how tri appreciate.
There is a striking and siugular differ
ence, however, between Bordeaux ou tho
banks of the Guronue and Bordeaux on
the bfc'.ks of some other rivers.
The grtedt wuio Vaults oi Bordeaux are
interesting. Tlfrongh tho courtesy of a
friend I was permitted to descend iuto
one of them. The experience of going
through tlint collar Is, as an Irishman
would say, much liki that of passing
through the catacombs of Home, only
different Tho, Vaults ate two s lories
deep, one aencs under the other. Most
of tlu* wines in store are in bottles,
plaeo^dU ifou lacks, and laid Upon tlietr
in tatter te> i*r.’ut the admission
IWoughlWflr corkage. Many oi
tie racks ate overspr-'rtd Witli fungus,
which grows in sucTi'places'in very curi
ous forms, and without any apparent
moisture to nourish it Iu many of the
tanks the bottlsa had lain for ten, twenty
nndjeven thirty years untouched. The
wine in Casks is racked off at certalu in
tervals in order to eliminate the sedi
ment—Cincinnati Gazette,
BUNItfKHB REPORE PLEASURE.
There is a sagacious Newfoundland
dog in Norwich, He will take the bas
ket, in which is a note, and go to tho
market, got meat, vegetables, or what
ever the note calls for, and carry it safely
home. But ho has a daily task assigued
to him which lie performs, miu or shine,
ami that is to carry his mistress her din-
uer. Mho keeps a millinery establish
ment, and'docs not go homo toher noon
day meal. Regularly as tlio day conies
around, the dog may lie seen trotting
along Main street at about 11:30 with
the basket in liis mouth, looking neither
to tho right nor left, but goiug straight
to the store, where he sits down sml
watches it until his mistress comes for
it. An'llg)¥6 st>A|ol kuoWn, too, XgiiXffi I
the Norwich dogs that he is never mo- '
lestisl. Bnt on Monday a stranger dog I
undertook to have a little rackut with
him while lie was loaded down with his
commissary stores, lie hung to the
basket, lint stopped long Onough to get.
a good look at the cowardly cur who had :
interfered with him, aud tiieu started off (
on a run to tke atord) wiidrs lie dropped
the basket and immediately returned to j
tlio street and began to search for his
assailant. He found him on Franklin
avenue, and proceeded to chastise him
in. true iambic sly lu. In about half a
luitmto lie sat down and wutehed that cur
put in hia best jumps for tho lrill-topH,
giving a kt-hi st every leap.—Hartford
tCt.\ Courant. ^
11k who makes a hasatei* iMklhiufciu
against a neighbor's Integrity or lioimr
is guilty of an injustice which is utro-
cions and ivopHt rous in comparison with
life petty «1cj<W>dntioi) of tlio despicable
lluet who hr "iks iuto his granary and
MiDirianr nr the sakotum,
It was past midnight aud the lights in
the Hawk-Eye sanctum shone brightly
on the bravo men of tho staff there as
sembled. Tiie news editor reached over
for ths brush to fasten a paragraph
down over its credit.
“It paste to l>s honest,’’ he mur
mured.
“Especially when you are aeseissory
to the act,” said tho city editor.
“ Bnt this,” said the editor, lifting the
old stove-polish ont. from a pile of loose
manuscript, “ is what gives the jmper-
Weiglit.”
“And this,' 1 said tho associate, hold
ing an original, pnem on “ winter ” in
the gas-jet, “lendsit tui airy lightness.”
••Nary lightness it is,” said tho new*
editor, “ for there’s pounds and pounds
of ft in the drawer.”
“Takocaro of tho pounds,” said ths
city editor, “and the pencil take care of
itself.”
'•I should re-mark,” said the proof
reader, as he called for a revise.
“And I should dollai,” said the bus!-
nees manager, coming in with a hatful
of manuscript. (
“Now you’re shoutin’,” sang ths .
shorn* | “say your piece.”
•• 1 have come to co-operate with you, -1
said the business tnnnngcr. "Beol
these are tlie now ndzo.”
*• But a pica head on bin!,’’ said tha
foreman.
And longer had they sung, but with a
ftfowu ths funny man Impatient ross,
remarking that this was a tiouas
paper, Joked off all further debate and
tha forms want down.—Durdette.
«• Haw., -Tamsa, take these two cakes
Stid give tho smaller ons to little Tom
my.” James examines the cak?s cm*
fully, appears undecided, and finally
lakes a karate lute out of one pf them,
which ha passes war to hia brother with
tha remark: "Th^ra, Tommy, Tv*
made you a smaller oaa—they wera ol
tha same sias*"
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Ut. Aaa (989. fesewt. Item fesw ef aU iaflR9te.se.
riLCOi &5irvu.ta.o*.
Waiinkr’h Ksfti Kldnsy Mid Mr* Owe. .
A iiABoa Newfoundland dog in Louis
ville, Ky., wss sheared, apparently
much agatest his will. After the opera
te* dog
8b*tdl
*V
dog's death to grief for ths loss ol his
handsome coat.
If you want to enjoy a cjoI, shady,
breezy, cosy, sociable, delightful sum
mer rest, go to Bailey Springs, Ala.
They have a perfect crowd of tho nicest
sort of people there, and are enjoying
themselves hugely. The water was never
better, the mu.ic is delightful, the fare
is unexceptionable, the attendance first-
clast, sud indeed we may truthfully say
that Bailey is booming. It is a gtstd
thing for both guests and proprietors
that the public has decided the conun
drum, “where can J «t the most benefit
a.id pleasure at the Toast' expense and
trouble,” iu favor of Bailey Barings.
Ca»c< of dropsy, scrofula, dyspepsia, de
bility und disease of the kidneys, blad
der aud skin, that have defied the doc
tors and resisted all other medics!
springs, are getting well there every
week so easitv and quickly tbui the iu
me’ to tae coaelitsiou
that there never was much the matter
with Them If you are SO unfortunate
aa to be interested in sucb matters, drop
a postil card to Ellis A C" . and ask for
a circular. Then write to the parties
whose namflf «fre signed to the eertth
cate, iU'l If their- is any humbug about
it, you’ll soon (lad it opt-
the bouse of a
jutaaajhey
mjwh V *
vile iiiMlriiuis ailvui
want to know
p Mow to gfl Weti.
Which Is answered in threw words -Take
Hop Bituml M«« giber column.—I'xpb ag.
lncentrio
to study
Aoan
be over-eetifoat
ed. The salary of the average editor is
about 92,000 k year, white the jockey
who rode Iroqwfle was paid $6,000 for
the raea.- i. ^
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limrur (vr .inililas lin|mruor Injurluu.
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sod svwry hurt w MoldtBi
A NoawioH couple who had a j»ot oat
which had grown helpless from age and
extremely filthy, pat it out of its misery
by tlie agency ef chloroform. They
buried it in the garden, aud planted a
rose bush ov*r tea ■enjoins. The next
morning it appeared at the door to be
let in, and had tha rose bush under its
arm.
Al.l. i-.nlion. mother. hlii’Uld keep Kulnev-
Wort III tlm koine) to use for tlic’iiiis lv. s and
tlwir ehllJriiii,
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A mew bobk is out entitled ** Links In
Bebecoa’s Life.” Rebecca was probably
a sansMfli 9ta|#te ‘dau^tsr. Vial an
eventful aad myateriotu life rite must
have l-*d 1
Mta sau,.sH«u!fli*. liwsrta. olaarad ou.
b; ‘ Boash so Bats.’ 15c.. drug ut*.
mult.Minus, Ofape|wia, nrrvous proatranon
of g.uer.l debility rairivsd by
was dreaming she was being
to by a handsoeae young man, ainiaimed:
“Yes, love, I will marry you." The
frightened burglar* sprung thirty feat
through the window-sash, and never
•topped until they were hid under a hay
stack fifteen ■mile, frosa town
Is It I’ossihlc
tnst s rem)*<lv made of .aril I’ominon, .im
rtefiUnts an Meie liaaku, Majidrakc 1>'U
Oriftn, etc., msk’’ -• lu iny ml -Ocli lusr
vt-laiiN »nd woiiderfal crirea itWiloa Itll
jo? It isiut if. forhweo oldhuid v«
rick«D'I poori i’a-tta aiiol l>o«t«v. i.i
out I -timr, <1) i.’stilfl n Ir.iii.f I” Si.
|.y tb’ iu, vr tniiH' bi licv.- mm) ion**
ioalvr. r ?ec other onfman. Foh.
pro*.
aufectiled oo
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pnaotrevAU.
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lUfwrwbCtew givs-u U» ai-MlAl clri-nls in nr*
One Dollar
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T rii. tT)i r tbs reaslt of ntfsnaMnn. missus ■»■
tratina. ovarwurk, or acute dine*—, p.rticulsrly
if resulting from pulmonary conip'.aiiit., Oas-
wed, 11 Hard A Oo., proprietor., Ms. York.
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