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LORDS OF LUCRE.
MAGNATES WHO ARK rOSSKS-
HOR8 OP MANY MILLIONS.
Homo of tlic Enormous Private For
tune, of Europe—Wealth of Por-
oljfn Hillers—Homo llloh
Americans.
For ninny years the richest individual
in nil Russia was Herr Steiglilz. When
tie retired from affairs in 18110 lie held
property to the value of $0,000,000. Rut
the richest men in the land of the czars
at the present time are the two Noble
brothers. They are of Swiss origin.
While traveling in interior Russia they
saw thousands of acres of land aglow
with the light of oil-gas. They at once
purchased entire districts of the apparent
Iv worthless fields, sunk oil wells, and
now control more petroleum than any
concern in the worlci. Their wealth is
really beyond calculation, though the
London Tittiex correspondent thinks that
$400,000,000 is not an extravagant esti
mate. It is to the Rothschilds, however,
that belongs the honor of being the rich
est among men. Their united properties
-—and their properties must be considered
as united, from their peculiar family and
business relations—pass even beyond the
millions.
In the past twelve yenrs they have
loaned to certain European governments
nearly $475,000,000. Their lordly power
is shown in a modern instance. In 18(111
the Prussian government demanded nti in
demnity of $25,000,000 from the city of
Frankfort. The head of the Rothschild
house in that city sent word to Count
Bismarck that if nn attempt was made to
force the levy, he would break every
bank in Berlin. And Bismarck was com
pelled to give way. Of course it would
nave been different if it hail been nnues-
tion of hogs, when Bismarck would have
felt himself right at home.
The enormous wealth of the Roths
childs is doubly remarkable from the fact
that the fnmilv was totally unknown a
century ago.
Inferior only to the Rothschilds are the
Baring brothers, who have “at instants
neons command" $1100,0(10,Odd
POPULAR SCIENCE.
Recent observations, according to Mr.
E. ,T. Micrs, of the British museum, show
that crabs do not reach grent depths in
the ocean. The Challenger expedition
obtained few specimens from points more
than 400 fathoms below the surface, and
only a single specimen was found at a
depth of 1,000 fathoms.
The manufacture of mild steel by the
Bessemer process has, it is said, been so
greatly reduced in cost in England that
steel ships and iron ships of the same
class have come to be offered at exactly
the same price. This possibility, it is re
marked, arises largely from the fact that
a steel ship of a given strength can be
made of much lighter weight than one of
iron.
The people of Atlanta have sunk $20.
000 in digging nn artesian well 2,000
feet deep. No stream having been found
that would come to the surface, Professor
White of the State university was enlled
in, and he decided that as Atlanta stood
on grunito rock—the rock-bed of the con
tinent—the only way to get nn artesian
well would be to stnrt on the surface and
bore tip into the atmosphere. .
Mr. Carman says the real sen serpent
is extinct. The rattlesnake sounds his
rattles as a warning of his approach, but
will not nttnek unless driven by fear to
protect himself. He usually coils himself
and strikes, but he sometimes strikes four
or five times in succession without coil
ing. After a few strokes the venom is
exhausted, ami the snake has to wait for
two or three hours for a fresh supply.
It has been lately asserted in scientific
circles that the iilea that mammals had
passed through a period of aquatic
growth, as shown by the existence of the
whale, should be exactly reversed. That
is, the anatomy of the whnlo has been
found to show that at one time it was a
four-footed beast. It retains evidence of
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
How to Make Good Butter.
Mias Mina Holmes, of Owntonna,
Minn., received the prize at the Red
Wing convention for her essay on “But
termaking." The synopsis presented is
on the good, old-fashioned way that pro
duces butter that will keep a year. The
essayist said the way to have good, tooth-
somo butter is to have a good pasture for
cows in summer and plenty of good hay,
good feed, and pure water in winter,
(live them straw for bedding and make
them as comfortable ns possible. Have
the milking done in a clean manner.
Don't let the milkers dip their hands in
the milk pail and wash off the cow’s bag
with milk, but rub it off with a doth in
dry weather, nnd wash it off with water
in wet nnd muddy weather. Sec that
the milking utensils andenns arc careful
ly washed, scalded, and aired before
using. Strain the milk ns soon ns drawn
from the cow; the less it is ngitntcd the
better the cream will rise. Strain into
cans nnd cool down with water to fifty
or fifty-five degrees. The water in the
tank should be changed once n day, and
oftener if the morning's and evening’s
milk is set in the same tank. Let it
stand twenty-four hours before skim
ming, and if convenient thirty-six is
better. Skim the crenm off instead of
draining off the milk nt the Isittoin of
the can.
In winter, the day before churning,
warm the cream up to seventy de
grees by setting a pnil of
crenm in warm water nnd stirring un
til it is the required heat. Then it will
cool down to sixtv-two degrees by the
next morning. Stir the cream often
Whilo cooling and souring. Cream will
make the most and best flavored butter
when, after warming it, letting it stnnd
until slightly sour. In summer commence
churning at fifty-eight degrees. When
having had at one time n hairy covering, | you churn, pour the crenm into the churn
while it also retains sets of rudimentary through a strainer made of perforated
teeth characteristic of a land animal tin; then if there is any sour milk that is
rather than a mariue one. These teeth not mixed with the creum it will not be
varnish nt an early period in tho whale’s in lumps in the churn. Commence churn-
life, often even before it is born. ' ing slowly ut first, until the nir is all cx-
The Prince of Morocco took several | polled; then chum faster, say about fifty
hundred floats to the Azores last summer,
revolutions a minute.
It is
and, sailing in a northerly direction, ho
dropped them one by one into the ocean,
Sir J. B. Dawes relates how a farmer
improved his worn out soil with sheep.
He made the production of meat the basis
of renovation, stopped all tillage, and
endeavored to get trie soil into pasturage
by giving It the plant food to enable it
to grow good grasses. A flock of sheep
was allowed to run over the land during
the day nnd folded there every night, nnd
fed otic pound each of cotton seed enkc.
The use of sheep in renovating luud is
not new, but the practice has rarely been
presented in so systematic a manner.
Sheep in flocks of 100 enclosed in mova
ble fences upon a space 22x25 yards, and
the folds moved daily, would in ten days
cover an acre each, and the manure of
1,000 pounds of cake would be well dis
tributed upon this amount of land,
gren'ly enriching it.
Household Hints.
Cobs arc good for smoking meat, ns
they give a good flavor. Keeping a small
fire a longer time is better than quick
smoking, as too much heat gives the meat
a strong taste and injures its sweetness.
A small bar or rod of iron, flat nt the
end, if reddened in the fire and applied
for two or three minutes to the head of a
rusty screw, will, ns soon ns it heats the
screw, render its withdrawal easy by tho
screwdriver.
Try this dish for breakfast or luncheon:
Peel tomatoes and cook them in butter,
seasoning well. Have nn equnl number
of pieces of fried bread larger than the
tomatoes and put the fried tomatoes on
them; then place a hard-boiled egg on
each tomato and serve very hot.
There should be no stint in well-cooked
vegetables all the year round, and espe
cially upon the tables of fnrmcrs. In
early spring and summer, they nre much
more healthful than a diet composed
largely of meat. A very good dinner may
be made, occasionally,of vegetables alone,
which is relishing and satisfying if one
will only think so. Fashion and habit
have much to answer for in demanding
the constant presence of meat nt the din
ner tabic.
The Pretty llnhy.
“Isn’t he a pretty baby, .John? Sec
just look at him,” nnd the mother holds
FOR FEMININE READERS.
Interesting Items.
A PnnMTiiVAitlA law permits a mau
to marry his mother-in-law.
A Jupanese Nurse.
There is at last something new under
the sun. One of the fashionable mothers
up town has brought home with her
from abroad a Japanese nurse for her
little one, and the sight of the odd-look
ing creature going about the streets of
New York with her infantile charge is
indeed a novelty. Hhe is clad always in
her native costume and is tmicli of a Bkown. # gchoo l-teacher
curiosity as was Mrs. Langtry s famous ,, u .. n.—i. written a
taklM America! adapted to pro-
Thc child seems much attached to her moting observations.
A Widower and a widow, recently
married in Niles, Mich., start out
with twenty-five children.
ltt Philadelphia a Mra. Keyser has
been regularly licensed to open and
maintain a baby farm.
almond-eyed nurse, who, in her turn,
appears to he perfectly serene and happy,
ns though she thought her lines had
fallen in pleasant places. It goes with
out saying, however, that this new im
portation is not regarded with high fa
vor by the others of her guild.—Acu
York World.
Onb of tho latest hobbies of New
York young ladies of wealth and leisure
s fenoing, nnd it is reported that many
,( them are now taking lessons In the
•rt.
Mina Nellie P, O’Neili., who has been
frequent nootical contributor to the
t ixbury (Mass.) Advocate, in now tho
umorlstof that paper. Hho is one of
ew “funny women” in the world.
In a proclamation issued at Crown
Point, Julv, 1777, Burgoyno said:
"Let not people consider tlioir distance
from my camp; I have liut to give
stretch to the Indian force under my
directiou, nnd they amount to thous
ands, to overtake the banded enemies
of Great Britain. If the frenzy of boa-
tility should remniu I trust I shall stand
acquitted in the eyes God and man in
executing the vengeance of the willful
outcast.” _
A vlgoinus amt healthy growth of hair Is
iimintniiml liv using Hall s Hair Renewer.
Tho value of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, in colds
nnd cough**, cannot bo overestimated.
Small and steady gains givo competency and
a tranquil mind.
‘Hope
ladles th
(heir dull
A Leaf from Haliy’s lllury.
To-day I saw papa sticking knife and
fork into u chicken, nnd the chicken
never moved. So l took a fork near me
ami stuck it into the kitten, lying on my
lap; the naughty kitten sprang on the
table and upset ihe gravy-disli over the
cloth. Everybody jumped ; some caught
the kitten, some the dish, some wiped
the cloth. I never saw so much excite
ment. I never created so much excite
ment as that kitten did. Non, ‘f rio.'’ reg t pedestrians, nnd are in tTie habit
had fixed that kitten on « •, if walking from Princeton to Trenton
X '«»» back, a distance ot -twenty miles,
hen they hare aliopping to do.
i, hopo ever.” How many dolloatc
it* arc who, wldlo they attend ti
oir daily duties, do so with aching hoads. u
nso of fullnos*, polo in tho hack and do-
1 cased spirits, who are “only keeping about,”
~ ' r ' r Boint “
The very latest fancy work craze
, the scorching of artistic designs on
rood. The work is done with n platina
encil attached by a rubber tube to a
libber ball, tho benzine being first heated
y n spirit lamp.
The two daughters of President
ilcOosh, of Princeton College, aro
tween them. In the interior of each is a
paper giving tho latitude nnd longitude
of the spot where it was dropped, and
mariners have been requested through the
usual channels to note the time and placo
f their picking up any of them they tuny
noteworthy that tho Barings owe their j allowing an interval of a mile or two lie-
commcrcin! rise to an American, Mr. Win.
Bingham, of Philadelphia, who many
years ago had the house appointed the
American agency in London.
Claus Spreekels, “the sugar king of
the new world,” ns he likes to rail him- | ..... - — -*
self, is said to derive an incomu of happen to fall in with. If a sufficient
$5,000,000 from his sugar plantations number of these observations can he col-
in the Sandwich Islands. In his domain U-eted a much needed light will, it is
he wields tho most nutocrntlc power of hoped, he thrown on the direction and
any monopolist in the world. Ill* home velocity of tho gulf stream,
nt Honolulu is like the dream of a By- Remarking upon the apparent phe
nomenon of the unusual large size of tho
sun and moon, in rising or setting, Btroot-
hant points out the common error that
intervening objects enable an observer to
better estimate (lie real size of tile licav-
cnlv bodies, in that the sninc effect is
visible at sea, nnd indicates tho fallacy of
several other theories. There nre, he as
serts, two real causes of tho phenomenon
It- question, both purely physiological,
one, the greater sensitiveness of the cyo
to angular magnitudes near the horizon;
the other, a direct effect of I lie feebler
When the first signs of granulation up- ( up the tiny creature to pnpa, who kisses
>enr, pour into the churn one or two pail- and fondles him lovingly.
barite. His wants are served by an army
of negroes.
Among the richest of moderns is the
czar of Russia, who enjoys from his per
sonal estate nil income of $10,000,000.
The sultan of Turkey is allowed for the
support of his court $0,000,000; in addi
tion to this he has a private income of
$4,000,000. The emperor of Austria is
granted a yearly allowance of $12,000,-
000, and ns wieiicr-wurst and beer nre
not expensive, lie continues to save a few
dollars for bin children.
Queen Victoria’s personal estate Is esli- j light in the enlargement of the pupil,
mated nt $80,000,000, and her lands and which, it would seem, tends to mngnify
estates urc worth fully $15,000,000 more, j objects, even when artificially produced.
But there are several noblemen in Eng- Thus it is shown by experiments that the
land with wealth greater than that of distance between two luminous points
their sovereign. Tho dukes of line- within a room suffers the same apparent
clcuch, Devonshire ami Norfolk, and the change as in tile constellations, when,
Marquis of Bute have each of them rent without altering the distance from tho
rolls of $2,000,000 per annum. The ! 0 y e , (he altitude is gradually increased.
Duke of Portland, who died recently, left i * __
unentailed property of $10,000,000, nnd
this, too, after a long life of tho wildest
extravagance. The greater pur. of his
palace was constructed under uround.
Ilia banquet-hull, hall-room, riding-gal-
lerv, nnd any number of superb guest
rooms nre veritable tunnels, decorated in
n fashion so splendid as to seem when
described like a story of the Magi.
Richer even than any of these titled
millionaires is the Duke of Westminister,
who undoubtedly bus tho largest income
nf any individual in the world. His for
tune lies largely in the diametrically op
posite regions of London known us tho
West End and Bovcn Dials. He owns
acre upon acre of the most aristocratic
domain of London, and his tenements
cover miles of the worst slums in tin 1
IVOR OS OF WISDOM.
| To havo what wo want is riches, hut
to be able to do without is power.
Pride is increased by ignorance; those
i assume the most who know the least.
' Of all the evil spirits abroad nt this
I hour in the world, insinrerity is by far
the most dangerous,
| Slippery places may fling up the heels
] of great giants, and little temptations
may overthrow well-grown Christians.
There is u selfishness even in gratitude,
when it is too profuse; to bo ovcrthnnk-
ful for one favor is in effect to layout for
another.
Most men pursue the pleasures, as they
world His income quite passes the limit I call them, of their natures, which begin
of the credible, and is said by some to | in sin, are carried on with danger, and
amount to $50 a minute
end in liitternc
The man who is suspicious lives in n
lonstnnt state of unhappiness.
It would
lie bettor for Ids peace of mind to lie too i supposition that such material might b.
«r..i .i ..... ,i,„t useful as a mulch and for winter
trust ful Hum too guarded
There were despondent moments when
Shakespeare thought himself no poet, and
Raphael no painter; when the greatest
wits have doubted the eflicucy nf their
happiest efforts.
Peevishness may lie considered the
canker of life, that’destroys its vigor and
hecks its improvement; that creeps on
Among the richest American estates
ever gathered is that of tho Astor family.
Efforts are made to conceal the enormous
figure that would express tilts worth of
the property, hut it is probable that $80,-
000,000 is not an extravagant estimate.
The estate of William If. Vanderbilt was
$200,000,000. A. T. Stewart was worth
at the time of his death fully $00,000,-
000, a large part of which has gone one
way or the other, but mostly the former.
Jay Gould tuny lie credited with $100,- !
000,000. and just as much more as wilh hollr | y depredations, and taints and
he pleases to make. Annour the Chicago i ^ „ inI10t consume,
hotf-packcr, is worth * 15,000,000. I
Mnckny, whoso sten-tluiitflitcr, the child »»! ,r V U * v , n
of II California camp-barber, m rried tie crime; though it is allowable to speak of
prince of tho ancient house of Colonna, is yourself provided nothin# is advanced in
worth at least $20,000,000, and Fair, his favor, hut I ran not help suspecting that
former partner, lias fullv that amount, those who iilinse themselves are, in reality
Edwin D. Morgan, the heir of the ex- angling for approbation,
governor, lias $80,000,000. James Gor- 1 A man conscious of enthusiasm for
don Bennett, one of the richest of the i worthy aima is suatained under petty hon-
younger men of America, has a fortune of tilities by the memory of great workers
$15,000,000, and so lias Samuel J. Tildcn. who hnve had to light their way, not lyitli
Miss Catherine Wolfe, the richest spin
ster in the country, bus nearly $15,000,-
000, nnd is the last of her line.— Phila
delphia North Amrn'.'o
uls of water, at about fifty-five degre
according to the size of the churning;
then churn it until the Imttcr is the size
nf wheat kernels. Draw off tho butter
milk and jKiur in water enough to wash
it good, the temperature being about
fifty-five degrees. Draw this off and wash
it in n weak brine. Let it drain dry;
tlion take the granulated butter out of tii«
churn, weigli it and put it on the butter-
worker. I)n not let the butter stand in
the water or brine any length of time, as
it makes it salvy to work or salt. Weigh
out the salt, 1111 ounce to the pound; use
the best English salt and sift on the lint
ter n little at a time, and stir with a small
paddle until thoroughly mixed. Then
press gently with the lever. Work it ns
little ns possible, never giving it 11 draw
ing or rubbing motion, lmt just enough
to work it dry nnd free from streaks.
Park in u tub n little at a time, begin
ning in tile ii|iddlc with cncli layer and
pressing toward the sides. Never smooth
it off, ns it gives it a greasy nppeunmee.
Put on the rlotli, cut it around the edge
of tho tub with a sharp knife, pour nn a
little water, and sift on some salt. This
will form n paste that will help to ex
clude the air. Fusten on the cover with
strips nf tin, nail the tin on the cover,
then bend the tin nvi r the nail, and tiring
it down on thr side of the till) nnd nail
again. If you are not randy to ship the
butter put tho tub in a cold, dnrk place,
never in a damp cellar, ns it soon spoils
the flavor of the Imtter. The flavor ia
improved by airing the cream while sour
ing, also by feed. I used to think if n
cow had enough to eat, no matter if it
was wild hay, there rould be no differ
ence in the Imtter; lmt by experiment
ing, cornstalks and pumpkins mnke the
best flnvored and finest butter; next is
clover-liny, nnd for feed corntncal, ground
onta, nnd bran mixed togethor.
Farm and Garden Notes.
Exclusive wheat farming is ns disas
trous as exclusive cotton or tobacco farm -
1 •'>«-
Young pencil trees need judicious
pruning every fall or winter. All the new
growth should he cut back nearly or fully
one-half, and all suckers which start from
the inside of the tree 011 the lower liranehe#
should be removed.
Never be tempted to put coarse ma
' nitre dose around young trees in tin
Yes, Kate, lie is a pretty baby, lmt
Tom was a pretty baby, too, you remem
ber."
“Yes. Tom was a pretty baby—every
body said so." and she glances across tho
rooiii at 11 sutmy-fnoea, four-year-old,
“lmt Willie is not like Tom. Willie’s
hair is light and his eyes,” looking wist
fully into the baby's face, “are dark, and
so deep, that when 1 look in them 1 am
almost nfrnid, they have aucli a far nwny
light, they seem to see something we
cannot."
“Oil, nonsense! don’t think that.
He'll grow uii to lie a tine fellow. But,
Kate, I wouldn't think so much about
him, lie’s a dear, good, little fellow,
lmt 1 wouldn’t, worship him, it isn’t
right."
"As if I could help it," the mother
says, reproachfully pressing the light form
closer and looking into the dark eyes
yearningly.
A month passes away, nnd one day
they stnnd beside a small, white casket,
within which the pretty baby is sleeping.
All, the mother’s eyes were sharp, and
when friends said, “what - beautiful
bright eves he has,” she saw the fur
nwny look and knew it ns the light thut
never was on land or sea.
“Oh, John, John!" she moaned, “I
knew he wasn't long for this world. I
could sec it in his eyes. Oh, my pretty
lmby 1"
Yes, denr, you were right,” says
pnpa, nail there is a quiver in the firm
voice; "if it lmd ploosed God to have
left him with us we would have enred
for him the best we could, but we must
give him up, for it is His will, and lie
knows what is best for us.”
"Yes, I know it,” nutl she stoops
nnd cuts 11 tiny wisp of hair from
the baby’s head. "Oh, John, you
and I worshiped him. I did, 0I1, I (lid,
and, Ood forgive me, I can’t lie sorry for
it now, he was such a dear, pretty baby."
fixed me she never would have
on tho table. Everything was
away from me then; so 1 played with a
button on my bib; the button came off,
and I, trying to find out how it tasted,
swallowed it. From that moment every
body left the table in 11 great hurry.
Mamma took me up, turned me on her
knees, face downward, stuck a finger in
my throat until 1 thought I should choke
to deatli. After she had half killed me she
began to cry, and screamed ; ‘Send for
the doctor 1’ Everybody looked at me as
they expected me to do something; but I
was so soared that I couldn't do any
thing. Then the doctor came, and he
laughed, and, ns I couldn't laugh, I cried.
My mother asked ever so many questions
of the doctor, hut he only shook his head
and smiled, saying it would be nil right
in the morning. I never heard any more
about it. so I suppose it was all right i
the morning.”
A Hunt horn Girl’s Glfl.
“I tell you, hoys.” said nn old South
ern army officer at St.Paul the other day,
“Southern girls for rich beauty and loy
alty take the cake. You've got pretty
girls up here, hut there Isn’t one in 11
hundred of them that takes a cent’s worth
of interest in the financial condition and
political phases of the country. Down
South it is different. Especially in war
times was it so, nnd a soldier, whether he
was of low or high birth, so long ns he
wore the uniform of the Confederacy, was
nt 01100 tendered the warmest favors of
the Southern ladies. 1 remember once
we were encamped Oil the Rappahannock
nnd I had been invited to dine with a
blow nnd her daughter at n neighbor-
ho plmiHo i*». Homo flay they “no Into a de
cline,” ami leave their children motherlon*.
To Mich \vc would any. “Cheer up.” Timid v
use of Dr. I'iorco’a “Favorite Prescription”
correcth a 1 lciimle Irregularities, weaktiOMOft.
ami kimlreil affections easily, pleasantly nnd
quickly.
comparative hen; super-
* * * All diseases of lower bowel, in*
eluding pile tumor*, radically c ured. Hook of
particulars, 10 cents in stamp*. WorUPsHis-
•nsary Medici '
uffalo, N. Y.
What Is tho waist of time?
Tho middle of
A fiO cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow's Positive
ure will promptly and thoroughly euro the
orst com* of recent cough, cold or throat or
mblc. Huy the dollar bottle forchronlc
Pleasant to take.
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AS AN EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL
ItContalns no Opium In Any Form.
AI,I.KN'H Lt Nti IIAI.HAM In Thrra Hit,
Bottle*, Price font*. AO Cent* and SI Per Bottle.
Those desiring * remeui
O Hahta-San, a young Japanese lsdy
vri or, baa been taken on tho editorial
,tn(T of one of the best newspapers in
okio. 'Ihis tithe first woman in the
tingdom of the Mikado who has been
idmitted within tho eiroleof journalism, |
Dr. Burnett, the husband ol ]
Frances Hodgson Burnett, tho uovelist,
•eceutly said that his wife is doing no
iterary work whatever. Her health is
very poor and she cannot think of un-
i busking any new work in her presont
| ’ondition.
Worth, the Paris milliner, declarei
that Eugenie, when Empress never
i dared set a fashion, but had him induce
ladies of her court to make innovations,
when, if they were successful, she gavo
them additional importance to tho world
inteide of Peril by adopting them.
Mk.NHM \\S PKPTONI7.RD IIEKF TONIC, the only
preparation of beef containing ita entire tiutri-
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force,generating and life-sustaining properties;
Invaluable for indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
prostration, and all form* of general debility;
al*o, In all enfeebled conditions, whether the
result of exhaustion, nervous prostration, over
work or acute disease, particularly if resulting
fr-un pulmonary complaints. Caswell,Hazard A
Co., Proprietors. New York. Hold by druggists.
.11 itnliroom Dancers.
Why are dancer* like mufthroomt?
tpring up nt night. And tin- night ai
Induces roughs nnd colds. Do not neglect tli
hut take Taylor’s Chetokoe ltomedyof Sw
Hum nnd Mullein in time.
They
often
A kPHALTE Lakk.—Ih about the center
of tho Ialnud of Trinidad, n dot in the
Caribbean Hen, just oft' the coa*t of Ven
ezuela, there ia an asphalte lake. It b
••aid to cover about one blind red acres,
nnd is apparently inexhaustible. It ia n
black, sandy substance, and is believed
to be crude rotten petroleum. A singii
lar feature of the subslnnce is that rl
though about fifty thousand ton* nre
taken out annually it continually fills
up, so that there is uo lessening of the
supply. 'Ihis singular lake of paving is
leased to a company in Washington, D. O.
Land in Florida,—Tho surprising
ing house. Wo lmd licim on a long march j f m,d ® , th ,? t on > “ l,ol | t on '
“ .... » i set e of land to each three thousand acrei
uf territory comprising the S.Mo of Flor
A Remedy for Iiiing Dlaonses,
Dr. Robert Newton, lato Prcaldont of the
Eclectic College of tho city of Now York, nnd
formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, used Dn. Wm.
Hat.i/s Balsam very extensively In his prac
tice, as many of his patients, now living, nnd
restored to health by tho use of thin invaluablo
medicine, can amply testify. Ho always said
Hint so good a remedy ought to lie prescrib
ed frooly by every physician as a sovereign
remedy In all case* of lung diseaijos. It cures
consumption, and has no equal for all pectoral
complaints. 4 .-*•*
ivelty't It was never
> dangerous as the want
whole future. Dr. Jones’ .
tho proper move when you have dyspepsia, bad
oreatli, piles, pimples, ague, malaria, low spir
its, headache, or any btoinachor liver troubles.
60 cents.
The best Ankle, Fnn: nnd (Olhir Pads an
made of zinc and leather. 7Vj/ them.
ami I hadn’t an opportunity to wash my
shirt for four weeks. lt was tho only i
shirt I had, nnd 1 concluded to wash it
in the river before going to the dinner, j
I went down and washed it, and in thr ;
middle of the stream l noticed a rock,and
I thought it wouh# he a capital idea to
lay the shirt on the rock to dry while I
swam around and disported myself in the
water. I did so, and when I went to get
ray shirt, thinking it would lie dry, 1
found that the wind had blown it off the ;
rook and it had disappeared down the 1
stream. Hero wasa pretty mess. A splendid
dinner staring me in the face and no
shirt to wear. But a good dinner in :
those times was not to be lost, so I put on
my military coat that buttoned high up :
around the neck, and, tying a handker
chief around my throat, 1 gave the im-
pression tlint I had a boil on my neck
and went to the dinner. A beautiful
young lady got opposite me at the table,
and after a few moments’ conversation
with her I noticed that she colored up
id id
Years pass on. Other lmhlos aro born, j and looked confused. T didn’t under-
They are all pretty babies, every one who stand what the trouble was and began to
sees them sav that, but none are like the | stir myself to find out. Happening to
' ‘ glance down l saw that the front of my
coat whs unbuttoned. The button-holes
buby with tin* fur away look. Ah they
grow up they love to gather around
Turkish Brutality.
At Alexnndretta (Turkish Seanderoon)
out wounds, nnd who hover in his mind
as patron saints, invisibly helping.
The Baron nnd the Treasury Girl.
The story going the rounds of the
press about the pretty Boston girl who j the sninc amount
became tho wife of the late king of * "
proto
tion. Mice will congregate there and
certainly girdle the trees.
The escaping ammonia from the ma
nure, unless stables urc kept clean and
pure, causes sore eyes and throat troubles
in the animals sheltered in them. If it is
Inconvenient to mini on entering u stable,
he sure it is so to niiiiiuils.
There are now more Jersey cattle in
this country than in the little island
where this breed originated. It is doubt
ful now whether any betton animals re
main than have been brought over, nor
perhaps so good us some that have been
lired here.
In treating black knot in plum trees
the diseased parts, after being cut off
from the tree, should nil he carefully col
lected and burned, and the treo should
j lie carefully watched nnd all the ex-
crcscnces removed in summer or early
autumn, before they turn black and crack
open.
Few farmers appreciate the iuiportam e
of giving the hulk of their food fnr stock
to young animals. They gain more from
f feed, which means
mother’s chair, and she never tires of tell
ing of the (lurk-eyed lraby who went to
live with God. And, when with childish
curiosity they open the Bible to look at.
the pictures, and find between the leaves
a tiny wisp of hair tied with a white satin
ribbon, they touch it reverently and
whisper beneath their breath
pretty linbv.”
A*.*.—. ..sill .
Years still pass on. The children grow
to lie sturdy men and women, and us the
mother watches them she sometimes
thinks, "If lie lmd lived ho would have
been such u beautiful man," and then she
smiles and is glad that in heaven there
is nn time, nml no matter how the others
may change he is still the pretty linbv.
One day they gathered around her bed,
and looking m each other’s face mourn
fully whisper:
■ She iH dying."
She stretches her thin hand toward the
table on which the old Bible rests, and
they sav:
"The baby’s hair."
They place it in her hand. She kisses
it tenderly and a bright light comes into
the dim old eyes, and they say:
“What does she see ?"
She smiles and whispers: "The pretty
hiiliy.”
They place the wisp of hair on her
breast and fold the wrinkled hands upon ! j„ n„, soring.
I I 4 I... U.r u fi fill)
were well worn and the buttons lmd
slipped out. 1 knew then the reason ol
tin- lady’s discomfit ure, and. without u
word buttoned the coat mid w ent on talk
ing iis though nothing had happened.
The Indy soon recovered from the shock,
mid 1 spent n delightful afternoon. Just
The i Before [ took my departure the young
1 lady left the room, and, as I stood in the
hull bidding her mother and sisters good
bye, she came down-stairs, mid, handing ;
me n package, requested me not to open 1
it until I reached camp. 1 pledged my
self and went to eiiinp. When 1 reached
my camp, with no little curiosity I opened
the package and found a neiitly-lmindricd
Indy’s night-dress. You see the girl had
taken in my condition, and. in her eager
ness to do something for tile, had given
me this garment, which was the best she i
eould do. These are the kind of girls v. e
have in the South, nnd any man who
wouldn’t honor and respect them should
lie shot."—Chicago Trinune.
Fashion Notes.
Bodices remain long wnlsted.
This is emphatically a velvet season.
(luffs us well as linen collars are again
fashionable.
Small plush wraps will be worn again
ida is fit for habitation or mlaptod to ag
ricultural purposes. Nearly all the
good lnud have been aocured and is held
at high prices. More than half the area
of tho seventeen orange counties is nn
der water or consists of inhospitable
swamps or pine barrens.
l’rof. O. A. Donaldson, of Louisville, ;
Ky., tho well-known pioneer, in eighteen |
years spent $10,000 in trying to got rid
of bis rheumatism and failed. At last
he used 8t. Jacobs Oil, whs cured and {
sold his crutches.
Old Lady Roli.k, who recently died
in England, was once naked by the local
parson for assistance toward obtaining
gas for the village church, so that the
parishioners might have evening service.
‘‘Evening service!” said the aristocrat:,
olu termagant. “Fiddlesticks 1 It’sonl.'
an excuso for being out in tho dnrk. i l
you can’t give them enough religion in
the daylight, I’ll get somo oueeluo who
can."
The late State Chemist of Delaware,
Prof. Clias. P. Willinms, Bnys that Red |
Star Cough Cure is sale uud valuable mid i
contains neither morphia, opium nor any i
other narcotic poison. Tho price is only I
25 cents.
(iEonalA claims the oldest colored wo
man in the world. Her nnme is Aunt
Silvie Dwite, and she lives in Bonko
County. 8ho claims to be over one ;
hundred and thirty years old, and re
members many circumstances of the
Revolutionary war. She is saW to partly
support herself, nnd is astonishingly
active for a person of her years.
When u man escorts his ivi/u and children to
ttie depot, hhts them good-bye Tor a mouth In
the country, lie should provide them with a bot
tle of Alloa's Luna llalsain,the host roinedyln
tho world for coughs and colds. Price, Hoc,,
60c. and $1 pur botUo, nt Druggists.
WOMEN
Nfctllnf rentwrt! iTVciiilb. or who infer IVom
IntlrmUtoe peculiar to their mi. should try
BRO^
BE5TT0NIL
Ttit* medicine combine* lion with pum vegoUl.lo
tonic*, and 1* invaluable for Dionaoe* peculi*r to
Womens and all who lead Mnlmtary llvo*. It Mn-
rlrlien and Hurlfloa tho Wood, Mlmului«••}
tho A|iprtllr, HtrcngtlioHN tho IIiiimmc’i nml
Nrrvoa in fact, thoroughly Invlffnrntoe.
Clear* tho comptjiion, ami make* tho akin smooth.
lt d«»o*not hlackon tho tooth, cause hoadncho, or
produce Constipation—oil Other Iroh mettieinei do.
Mil J. W. tJAnrKit, MeridinnviUn. At*., *ay*: "My
wlfo line boon nn invalid lor IH month", for tho pa. t 6
month* lias boon continod to the tied most of tuo
ttmo. hhe tried varum* romedios without rulioi.
Brown's Iron Hit turn haa made Iter feel like a now
buiuff."
Mu*. P. A. Jack&on, Knoxville, Go., says “I suf-
fored with Grnoral Dohility and 1 outalo Woaknr**.
1 wo* despondent, nnd had no appetite. 1 umhI
lirown'a Iron Ditter* with ifreat benefit."
Genuine has above Tradn Mark and crossed rod line*
on wrapper. Tulin no wilier. Made only by
llltOH N CIIKMH’AI. CO., UALT1MOKK. MO.
FORCOUCHS, CROUP AND
CONSUMPTION USE
-.—ity r
LUNG DISKAhK should tecure tho largo$1 bottles.
Pries, 25c., 50o. and $1 per Bottle,
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
creim’bumQMMMI
Cleanses tho Head.
Relieves l’aln at
Once. Allays In
flammation. Heats
Korea. Restores
Taste and Smell.
A Positive Cnrc.nav ECUCD
.^tti!' RK '.v.nAi" rtvtn
at druggist* or by ma!l. Hand for circular.
KLY imOTHUtlH. Druggist*. Owego. N. Y.
CONTAGIOUS!
»,w„der treatment n* nn outdoor pr»
limit at Nottingham Hospital. Knulnml, but woe not
cured. 1 suffered the moat ngonlr.lng pftln* In my
bone*, nnd wa* covered with twin;* all over my body
and limb*. Finally I completely lost all hope In
that ctuiutrv, and sailed for America, and wa*
treated nt Roosevelt In this city, as well ns by n
prominent physician In New \ork having no con
hcctlnn with the hospitals. u
I saw tho advertisement of Rwlft a Specific, and I
determined to give It a trial. I took six bottles and
' that they have cured m#
ell a* I ever wa* In
..... ..... I* Yukd. Halford.
Sew York City, Juno 12tli, 1813.
Treatise on Wood and Bktn Diseases mailed free.
I tta hwirr Hrrt trio Co., Drnwcr :i, Atlanta, Ok
H. V , lf.7 W. IBM hi.
CATARRH
■ Aloo good Air Cold In the Head,
Headache, Hay Fever, dtc. 60 c*ula. ^
"Judging from Its effect* In tny caae. IMao's Items
D lor Catarrh la • Exoelalor.’ ,r —1L I). Knowlton,
Jolltnd, New York.
■ Ptao'a named* fnr Catarrh la tha H
Beat. KMtmi to L ml chtapeat. H
catarrh
■ Alao good fbr Cold In the Head,
Headache, Hay Fever, Ac. 60 ceute. Jg
" plan'* Itsinedy lor Catarrh gave me almost Inline
llate rain f.” F. K Dhawked, Audubon, Iowa.
CATARRH
Plao'a Remedy for Catarrh la the
IlMt. Kaaleet to Use, and Cheapest,
CATARRH
J good _
Headauio, Hay Fa-
Mias ». A. Stud-
it, and tenderly lay her by the side of tho
pretty baby.- M.
the port of Aleppo. I saw a sight that ! Portugal finds a parallel, though in a less
would hnve made Mr. llergh’s blood run ! d<’K rcc , "> ol . " l ,rctt >'
cold, writes a correspondent of the San
Francisco /W. cargo droves of cattle
goats and pigs are here shipped for Suez
and Alexandria. They are brought to
the side of the ship ill lmrges and nre
hoisted up by a donkey engine and low
ered into the hold. A hull of Bashati
finds his match in this hideous proce
dure. The chain is fastened about his
horns, and he suddenly finds the
ground leaving his feet, his eyes bulge j gentlewoman by
out in agony, nnd he swings around
kicking violently in empty air. When
these creature nre lowered to the deck
they lie a moment half paralyzed before
theystagger to their feet, and ure pushed
off in a dazed condition. The goats were
not treated so ceremoniously, but were
raised by their hind legs six at a time.
The pigs make loudest protest against
this treatment. A large crowd of pas
sengers watch this savage procedure with
arutalinterest.
government clerk of this city, say
Washington letter to the Chicago Netrx.
About ten years ago tile name of Camilla
Woodford was borne on tin rolls of the
treasury department as a clerk in the re
demption division. At that time Miss
Woodford was scarcely eighteen years
old. She was the younger member of
an old Southern family that had lost
their fortune during the war, nnd was a
birth and education.
Died Differently.
that by proper select ion of stock a farmer I l heard a story about Siilvini, the other
can get higher prices for hay, oats and night that shows his insight of liumni;
corn. It is very possible that by feeding ; nature wonderfully. Three yenrs ago,
only to growing stock fanners might when last here, he was playing far out
make the feeding greater than the com- j (Vest to all audiem mposed of the
roughest men, ninny of them miners^iuid
! women of coarse stump. The play was
1 "Conrad” or “Morte Civile," his favorite
I character, and the most terrible in all his
! repertoire. If you remember it he dies
-f a broken heart. The piece had pro-
mereial value of coarse grain nnd make
the manure pile so much extra.
A constant supply of purr drinking
water is equally important with food. An
expensive drinking fountain is.of course,
the best method of securing this, hut the .
home-made, small, shallow tin dishes are I greased to the last net, and Siilvini was
the next best thing. It is true that a fowl ! standing at the wings waiting to go on.
or n ehieken will often drink dirty water | lie is always so deeply absorbed in his
One day the Baron Von Havre, the Bel- I even when clean water is nt hand, lmt , parts tliiii lie often forgets stage business,
giun minister, who was visiting the dc- 1 this is no reason why they should lie j and his manager is, therefore, always
partment, chanced to enter the room compelled to do so. They should nl-, near to remind him or supply any needed
where Miss Woodward sat. It was a ways have clean drinking water within [ property. He observed Sulvini’s gaze
ease of love nt first sight. The baron j reach, nnd if this becomes dirty a dozen ■ riveted on the house, and saw him nerv-
inquired her nnme, nnd through the chief i times a day it should be renewed a dozen I ously lingering a little
of the bureau requested an introduc
tion. He called upon her several
tin.es, and at last proposed mar
riage. The lady then informed him that
hen ho cannot
A Little Boy with n Grent Head.
Ov ;r on Dayton's Bluff is a school-
house. The school is presided over by a
very pretty nnd interesting young lady
teacher, who is a great favorite with the
juveniles intrusted to her care, nnd the
hoy scholars are constantly in a turmoil
as to which shall have the privilege of
escorting her home after the close of
school. Last week one sagacious six-
year-old man determined to be ahead of
his competitors, and during the after
noon he raised liis hand to attract the
tercher’s atteution. When asked what he
desired he arose and in a polite manner
asked the teacher if “he might have the
pleasure of escorting her to her home
after school." The girls laughed, the
boys looked cross and the teacher ac
cepted the invitation.—St. Paul, Crlnhr.
Boston constructed more buildings dur
ing 1885 than in any year since that fol
lowing the great lire.. The total value of
lliesc was $8,000.(1(10.
she was already betrothed to a fellow-
clerk iu the department. He urged her
to cancel the engagement, but she de-
I clined, although admitting lind she met
him first that her answer might have been
different. Finding her obdurate, the baron
resolved to leave America, hoping in the
distractions of some European court to
forget the pretty Yankee girl who had
refused his suit. He went to St. Peters
burg, hut within ninety days returned to
Washington again. This time the Indy
smiled more, graciously upon him, and in
the eurl consented to become the Baroness
Von Havre. Shortly after their marriage,
which, I am told, has proved a remark
ably happy one, they removed to Brus
sels, where they still reside. What be
came of Miss Woodford's former sweet
heart I have never heard, hut he probably
accepted the situation philosophically, as
what poor government clerk would not
when he had for a rival a young and
handsome nobleman with an income of
if50,000 a year?
rial, nnd finally
times. place it in the belt or his dress. Touch-
Every farmer should have a eomfortn- , mg him on the arm, his manager said :
hie room where he ran mend harnesses ; ""J mt ,llut fo , r , ; • vo '! ‘l°" .*
or tools, or do such “tinkering” in days l' 1 '- ) y°*. replied die actor, nb-
when he cannot work out of doors. It I strnctedly; “look at those course men.
will savo many u penny, and the having ^ I should die of a broken heart they
things ill good repair next spring will ! would not understand it. am going
save much time then. Keep tilings snug : ,0 •“'j 0 l’" 18011 ani * < \"' "! convulsions,
and txdy about house and burns, nnd do And lie did, to the howling pleasure of
not allow five dollars to he lost by a 1 die audience.— Albany Journal.
neglect of work which should be done “
there, for the sake of earning one dollar j ‘ 110 f,traw ’
ill the woods or in some factory. When | All ill known to physic, from toothache to
making a business of farming, it is not , H e sufferod with torture intense,
| A rancorous hummock invaded his stomach.
Oysters ten inches long are reported
by J. W. Potts as existing in New
Guinea.
■asy to earn much money ut other busi
ness without losing money on the farm.
The question is often asked: Is there
any value to cob meal, and will it pay to
have the cobs ground? If the cobs were
to be ground separate, and the meal fed
to the cattle unmixed with the corn meaj
it is very doubtful if it would pay; but
when the corn is ground with the cob
and the meal thus mixed, it is believed
by those who have tried it that it will
piiy—in fact, thut it would pay eveu if
the rolls contained no nutritive qualities,
because of the mechanical effect which
the cob meal has on the coru meal in the
animal's stomach. When corn meal is
fed uumixed it lavs heavy in the stomach
and is not readily mixed with the liquid
that is so important to hasten digestion.
His rheumatic ixiins were immense;
He was sick with miasma nml choked a
the asthma,
Au abscess bail eaten his lung,
And there was a rumor, a gigantic tumor
Had grown on t-lie mots of his tongue
itli
Beaded woolen costumes are supplant
ing braided ones.
Childrens’ pinafores must bo ample
now, quite covering the dress, nnd being
very richly trimmed.
Notwithstanding the rage for skunk-
fur, list radian conies second oil the list.
Belli being the most popular.
Cord ornaments are shown. They are
heavy, and are worn with best effect on
the Coarse, rough materials now in
vogue.
Since the lmir is worn high again, the
opportunity is afforded of wearing flowers
and feathers to complete the pretty
coiffure.
Among the novelties is a trimming in
which iridescent beads mixed with
chenille are so arranged as to he worn
edgewise or perpendicularly
Muffs arc said In be larger this season,
but it would be quite impossible to find
anything smaller than some of the soil
muffs cnpable of holding two hands.
So arbitrary is the fashion for wearing
different materials in the smile color, that ■
hereafter gray iistrac lain alone must trim
plush, velvet, corduroy and rough
materials in the new gray shades.
Nn matter what tho age, beauty or
homeliness, grace or uncoulhness, of a
woman, the hair is nt present worn off
the neck and high on the head. The effect
is sometimes beautiful, hut more frequent
ly frightful.
Youthful Army Officers.
The Bulgarian army, which, to the sur
prise of everybody, has been greatb dis
tinguishing Itself against its supposedly-
superior foes, is, curiously euougii.
commanded bv mere youths. There is no
RedStar
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■ Plao'a Bemedjr for Cntnrrh I* Die
Beat, Kaalcat to Use, nnd ClieiqisflL
CATARRH
Also food for Cold In llio Hand,
Headache, Hay Faver, Ac. 60 caiiU.
_ o'e Remedy fori
raeulla." -Gko. W. IVt
CATARRH
Also good for Cold In the Head,
Headache. Hay Fever. Ac. 60 cente.
OF SWEET GUM AND MULLEIN.
Tho BwoetOuin from u treo of tho amno name
? rowing in tho South. Combined with a tea made
rom tho Mullein plant of tho old field*. Fomalo
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y % loo
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EK1A MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO. N.Jg
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Opj.N.Y. Kii'b'd ana- B.pdlOo.torj
WiiKHfMTY TruieMb
A Ilf# sxpsrlescs. Remarkable sad quick eorsi. Trtai im
ages. Hand Bump for aesled particular*. Aadryi, »
Dr. WARD A CO„ KonsiANA,
Greit Englltx MUM**
Rh.umatlo Remwf
ranad f 50 off*———
NCREASDD
Alt'/. Wuh'n, D.
T WK«^i^ge bron0W ^ ! officer iu the field of higher rank than
And a cross-looking hunion, as large as an that of major, and the senior ot these J
I passed his first military examination as ;
! recently as 1874. The commanding offi
cer of the artillery is only a captain, and :
passed into the army in 1878, and tho .
battalions and squadrons are commanded ■
by lieutenants and sub lieutenants. The '
1 oldest officer in the Bulgarian army is I
! only thirty-five, and the remainder aver- I
age about twenty-seven. Prince Alex-'
tinder, who lias the chief command, is but. j
I twenty-eight. I
op mum flesh.
Rhonmatfam,
Ilurni and Scalds,
Stiugi and Biteg,
Cuts and BraUcs,
Sprains A Stitches,
Contracted Muscles,
Stiff Joints,
Backache,
Eruptions,
Frost Bltss,
onion,
Mado him howl for whole hours in ptii.ii.
Ho hotl “healers,” physicians and loud quark
magiciauF.
And uostrums aud pills by the ton.
And medicine mixers, with all their elixirs,
Be-doctored tbo fellow like fuu.
They would drug him and swill him, vet
nothing could kill him,
Their efforts combined he defied,
Till a famous soprano, with a rattling piano,
Moved into his house—then ho died.
—Philadelphia Item.
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Spavin, Cracks,
Screw Worm, Grab,
Foot Itot, Hoof All,
Lameness,
Swiuny, Founders,
Sprains, Strains,
Sore Feet,
Stiffness,
and .11 external dlMuu, and er.rjr hart or oocldont.
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