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r VOL. XII. CAPE MAY CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1880. NO. 29. |

STAB 0? THE CIPE ijob**. nam ah, Oil ihii»r,int>irtiWMt pOTW* A KU05, ATToENF-TB AT LAW. ■0I| ■ . ».j. WBlMtoodU-FWuiaa— .Ms, jjjmulkkt W, koixixm, ATTORN ET AT LAW >; ■OUCITOR DtCHAICBTr°- ■— « Malto.M. A »■«— f-W. i—Mta ft^Ow. ' J)W?<T**W. ~1 mnsoie mourns) -»»»•»-— m. c. j. inim . .'JTJ. .V. .V ".V.'lSl? (wate j-Lrn JS"iture. qhaalaa i . wunt, G. U- URi|. QLOCKS. WfATCMIB, CTOSI ID S&T1XTUE. Cat* IU» an. "" w- rnm » qoal or rax but gcAUTT. Coal of ill Sizes. aasgatasraaa mm mm nTmraT* — rftooMOato Jea- fcto'- . ^OAL AJU> MOP SARD. — ooal:H w*. WAK A«B* hickory wood POAKLLB CENTS' FURklSHING STORE MMOVtO TO OMR, . ■■■MHW ■< to Mall 4«g| *i ffnioanra aom tfrteBdmnffs—*— «. ^UUABT.'WAWRRf. k— I lfcWM w —ina ■■ «rf a —sr. • P r r lW «a»»4 l*a*, a— llrmAr article I WiMM1-

— BsltaP. Way. Ji w, wu la'wiMlli:, j ! _ lfUhaU.M^.*!!^. " t !*■"* iT" *Ll, 7 ' "* « of«W. I lWllM-MUaalal,. , — . k — JUST IN TIME. * -Ok. dear, bow atostt bio be bona " *Mtor r Faith Uaffary lewd her brows Mrav - bat upon. UMa.aad aoHtog barwcli- * I "n kid |lm ., la to a May ball. h rrnro'tfrmi oT ttaTdfogj o'mm- * Wrtagtbsy—aff Ideas.'#— IWi ■ . wtag* ofadort!" aba ImaaFl i ill to bar mother, a wn. tfrsd-Jeokhg wo- fr ■ ct-»: — » m ^""'ilT'i *7"* ' laoUy bma, I oaa hardly realtor my <1 it— i i IpaUiia. 1 was ao tired of work ; '■ . *°.*>M ** I* M* to yoa. away " ' * ***"*"> W ' U *«'*» M ■ 1- **** ** H" "**•' * -Wall, dear," Ma aald. qaleriy. gu 2 •owlo your lasm aad drees. Max win 2 ba ben aooa. yoa know!" ^IkUkHthiamdl,, n. arm L hM^ad tko' APCJ' ta2to^£h»L, J -IWoM iUir.ba aaid. sadly. aalj [ *be leaned hrrrlbow up— the window J [fata; "bow 1 wish I rvraM Jfobtalj F I jjjj* ao true aad good; aad mat aE > - «■*»- " f* dolh-would ba, him Dr. RUya oak}* K"*i«a.aadtfc-baw**ldbaa»kMr ' . roadtoa ilwatl auj ailaaot; aad thai If r ^ iTTr '.Xi ^.a , h M tag fro- da? toiler a bar. a^hC rw ■ ! ~l aad wa taJt'haSh.™!!*^^.!^ i ao -d^ptilUe^, Hm from barooUo I » ripplaa all m hi oov«i»* bar aaalta inmra. AM - bar « . "aUa Aafara waat k— Uy to wvak plait- bai afjU J ^g^sag^sjg "Ifoalj Am PatUaoabad Mlaabar "* • Mayl Mmhwhanrrru,. *• 1 »aa laaMai wh— ahadiadlora■■at i. bw. WaMR^hMM . S^a=g.«feg|g SSlcSSrSiKi: »• I--M to Ma th .Oadte BO SiSfet^r.?£ ^ "I*, ao ha M»M* w M h* n**.rr ^ j Mfcaoi^MOhM Mh. M \+» bM " -d

taacberm. baaaalf anon* tbaa. Poor j Tahbl TboMUw^n ■«■■■..! of tba aiioalioa (or a livelihood, aad U waa ukia* away Iron bar bar aolaaapport. u iaUdLr— «a* "" "BM*- bj bad aoatrlvwMonra^aAinMa'thaaBwaa 11 km bT tba fallara <4 tba bask la which it wu plaoad ; aad It aaaaad tralj ' that u troobUa narar eotaa aia«l,." for (aad | that kraa worst erf all) Mrs. Lyadaaj s j i bealtb bafaa to aaKar. aad Faith | tboo*bt. with a aoddra abock erf friaf | u aad low. U>« bar toolbar mi«ht ba i takes a wa*. Tbaaa wera dart *dar» to Fallb; aad * bad It aot baaa for Max -brsra. tnta paUaal Max-Ma woald base eoaa <° aaar daapairtef. A brirbt " ^r« ^^0 " oa tba broad baanb; for tba old boaaa •„ which bad ba loafed to Aoat Patiaaoa betlh with flial. rooaj.foeplacaa. Mix. Lyadaajr tsd Failb aad Max. 01 who bad droppad ia far tba malax wara fatbared around a Wf k , fa drxwa ap before tbt a rap user, and I •trswa wtti books aad work, lor FailhN u My dapaadaaue bow waa in aaodfophwEZw"— dMbi """ "" 7°U< " bh nfod to tear htnael.' from bona aad - all ha bald daar. and foout lato tba aaw -raeaax aaoatrj. and build v.p» tw. Ha Mai. Faith too wall to wilJ-b-S-y twl)'Mbai to tba bardablpa aad trlaaerfbia Kr lib. No! Ha would " forth ala— aal wort ao bard, aad ■trira to till Mj. that aoaoaxUy ba to woual ba fa» kg Rh wila. aad Faith. " Bwlahall baeid aad xisy by that ta tun'-MDad Faith, tha-fb bar tears. " I Ml kwt you )a« Iba aaar. my »t -loff* tba ye osx was asasarrd ; aad •MW^MkcaeHMlfoMlilBto ^ Bo. ahtiaf than befort Iba brlxbt Bra. th» tbraa dfoea— ad tba aropoMd d— ar- °* • R ■■■».* »*d tba yen af flrl. aad- p ly. altar A Mas. tboufbtfal rflaaaa. aanxrod. "I eoosidared that nlurct « axhaaM foaf afo. It n tboafbb ' bowavor, that aba oourrrtad bar nadr do aaoaay karfa joarab I raaanbar baarlax ^ b* a«y that dhfoooda wan tba oaly ;-i-i — i it ni i iihiiHiii MI that — oed rulux an aarw drofs loi ta tba taarkaa." ' " lMdee 1MB Patlanor badackad me Pahh. Ma•BWwly just tmaftaa. If you , aaa. tba aatifMBd lady whoaa portrait J baa yondar aairsd la )awsk. aad a . M iMRfoaabla balMtna!" Rahb IsaftedrMla. aM Iba ohtn ' SHSsr- j .-T. — .-rr-» -r f 5 gjiargg^j r—LMod. oid-hahloaad aaanb. I aau I ^t, — tor Aunt Patleatoab taoaayP" u -Biy. , a^BlbiwrfMhiLC nook aad sonar .bout tba old plMa "J T5>-7?- 'iVr; " apasaFc y* Wanked aoroaa Iba tabia. aad "• MlbRW oa . aaotaat lookiaf m ^■ag " *-•**. "tart tba art jMBKMxMoa-^ . deaat balim _ Wbo Maeoa.- aba eriad. w/lL a aaddea ^ trafobvhrerwxaraa. " but Am Pa- j., Mf ban kiddai Mr aoaay ma -5 M K,H!!i ,{^7 ; ^ "Ah. ■«.- Ma aaid. nMcaadly. " I . M$utrrss»= a ■aJ-M* bwMk would ao- ™ Bat aaM IfoMfoka aufe. * b*c IB Matfo-naa. aad Ma *T 1 1 l"«M MaMiMirf what ~ £ MlaUMboidb. "T MMMiMlbMin! ^HMMMWbWMwahaliulr ^ B^M»k«taal Ma bad ■*» SmrT-rja - g'Sg'StSig ombTmLMMM 2S Mi

FOR THE FAIR BEX. Sbirriaf frowt mora aad mora teabliaabla Cbarsa cloth draaea an won axaia thh amuoar. Childraa'a oollxrs nearly oorer -their Id an. Small child rao wear aboa matchlnf ! tbatr ribbon. Earn tba drooplnx brims of bata are aad this year. Gardes shawls ol India muslin are : trimmed with lac*. I Lad •' ridlaf-bata an of fioasy dark '*** ^4,u sabatltotad ^Btoeklnat mitts an more Uabiooabla India nulla ia trimmed with fold aad msda lato Ilea' Bapm. Sim aad litulm form tba bordw soma karabkfa. Heavy box -plaited Oemnors O tba I Soft-tinted blush roaas make the pretChlna salt a ia a lifbt rariaty of l.you sail a. It dzxpaa admirably . Bella of yviiow satin ribbon an worn Ladders erf bows are used to fasten the talis oe ooat basques tocatbrr. Eff plants and fooae berries are used trim acne Tusrxn straws Tba embroidered lisle thread stoctare woekadin Irish eemrenu. Tba princcaa e fleet is the pavvsiiinf •tyiacrf foil dress summer toilets. Oat feather to onaldmd suflfoicat for a Baa To war bonnet Manila nmbrotdaey stltrbed as sat is uad for curtain sad toilet reran Dark trimminfe on lixbt dresses or lifbt oa dark art equally fashionable. Rldlaf habits far summer an of dart or nary blue or dart brown cloth. Ironclad lisle thread base an the proper thiaf to wear at th- mountain. Whim .ilk suanfaades with white laoe oovan art only meant for caniafe liaan mantlet an worn for dancers by ladles who object to tba Panisr aad back draperies of Borah Mlk an frequent., added to faille ,x»asorr'* MM«T tb^*Vub twilled silk rqures with torn MM^MJ 'J OB Urn sdfe make pretty Blaok Boas lab laoa ilereu an da nan ii my. White or cream ana'a rcilinx and ted tot erf ill j. ' °° baeu fionxliy tacrtuainf since the beMaaldf erf th.oa.tnrr. Glow rapidly hdbnfoK by nelfTUkm- !■■■ ii trmnflnf dnm for brides rith fosW bMMtftSM'Mk!'10™" Jtoborabt table train — d hlfbfin I Modfoi emltoex erf pmrln or rnymri Mtas an iilainl for bridal drmam. rban tba waddlaf to - at boom.- ia tba rsaalax. laifa. sad — ooonfoa erf lull Tba myto at iba mam ml for tafltob wllrmnlfo fo to were atapto wbHe tabosam. whitapwaaolsaa d a Mall malm of Sowars biafiaf oa Urn arm laemabom da prayer book. Tba watal ant ba roaad — d fatbared to a toh. tad won with a wMa bait of white ieerah silk with eaab twda. A Maway match la tta oM Rrvalafoany days erf Saw Tork wa a m . ■» M aLlV Ito^MUl1 erito towlwtanfol.an tatheMMly tatar erf Malty charch. This wn ba tea wfaaa tba neariat-ecafad British Mtm wa viewed ia tbeBfht af fornMaa.' ^|S^ata^j^mSdfo M fo bar ayaa with awry deadly ■taktadbyafomilyea aoM import - M. aad kaown for foe davatfoan the Lmasfo— aamaa aad for eb* I'^jl'oa, totar at eta boiam. aad. ia ammar aaMBMtUtpM. dwaito he -ria. 4-S Mmttotawerfttorfmarfu.

| tboafh aomawbat brief, lor tba fody ' wa aot louf-livad. aaams to ban broofbt bappueam to tba whole of tba | ty. 1 family drrie. 1 Tba aaw lan sr. formed a ntiraly o [ jB Bowers; thorn made of violets, panics ^ Scotch cinfhame are aa mtech erorn i tbaa nni raristy aad of excellent i j quality. WhlU town Jackets are the aaly boose ! wear at ptaaaat The sixbt of a silk dress is enoofti mfieroeaaa apoplectic A pretty deaifn in orrxndiea to that rk | rrnsll peacock tips, delicately painted oa a pale yellow xround. joat tba boa of | ad I a Marshal Nia) run. I Hand kerchief boars for the throat j ■to I base xinfham llka borders, sad coat only I thirty- five cants when quaintly made up ! | with pointed ends. , are aery timer and baoomlnx. and are , sold as low aa 'wo dollars whan vary I I simply needle- worked. I The old-faahioned muslin applique on ] { net is cuminf into vtifor afain lor cur- : j window blinds and a iew finer pieeas lo; n mantles and flounces. Some pretty black freaadtne 'ram j ra | have Ik* front, entirely of flounces of I style evidently adopted by private taste, at d extremely dressy. a Tim news, t black lace fichu, larie • Spanish lace borders, with the top cdpe . -.1 I to turn ovsr, but all the xround is ooeI eevd with polka dots, or else iacfe ball 1 - t I Bxum of satin. | Taffeta silks ooet four or fin dollars a i yard in tba larft furnish inx stores, and * there is liuia call for them at utcb , bouses. Ibouxh tba private modistes Imby the yard. The fas -y far all lustrous j . foods will oertainly [store the fioasy , taffeta fo favor. Ginfbam umbrellas an oaataideev.. j i eery at y I toh for uaorniaf use with black * ctuTot etabUck atawfoul rithml" a- boo sticks aad clump or knot at the top. j sa are moat often seen. Striped black aad , >. white paranoia, with the nnpas around. , y. an seen in open carriafea with dressy | ^ afternoon toilets. Thne-orwuerrd piaoaa of ladle mulh '• \ a dotted with liny specks of black, bine or | , * rw1, "T wan lB k*IThie' ,h»P» clone , , bem. and ooat thru thllllBfn. They an ' oool aad pretty (or moratnf wear with j black draaaa. and are aot quiu to dressy ! u theme of pun white India mull with j e hem-stitched bam or laoa I , Mrs Hooper write* that the eye. of ! a Jenny Lind an u lovely as ever ia their . y expression aad in their soft depths of { hair, slifbtlj si. rend, she still druses ! , in the tame fiuhioa u erf old. Sba lately , •poke in warm terms of affection ol , Amnriem, aayinf : "Tour country tnkm , d tba rubble of ail other countries and ■ fives them a ehaaev." To an alluinc : lo tba charm of bar alacinf in bar youth, s particularly la devotional mule, aba , y was because my nin came from God. I j * Tba Caarn af CUmaUe Chaaxaa. ' k Tba climatic) akia«u which ban E 3 taken place diriaf meat yawn la Iba ) United Statu is ascribed by Prof. Tioe. 1 a Western wntaaulofftot. to tba mat ■ , pbyMoalchaaym that bare baaa wremxbt i, by man within tba laet half ote tary , J upoa our ooatiatat. by oovarinx it with , . a network of railroad, aad latocraph , potoa. Tba two most aotabto obanfta ( ban ooeuirad ia tbt Waat. oa tba baa 1 of tha gnat railroads. Tbaaa are ton. - ' do- aad mi laoraaaad rriafnlL Prut ; Tie, fat disc—max tba Bntpmt erf hi. j ; Ml mateewoloclc phanrxnrna ^ wiad erf avary Uad. cyeioa as. cloud- t ' all Mtaric ptaiaa. "sJLaklaf" a ; s ba— ya: Wbatwsr a oload drifts, tor 8 it to Bn tba surface of the earth ba- a ' that R o— Obey the elaetrio Induction n | of tbt poaltiva rood ap— It nomto ® I 1— wmdy commnniemtl— will bamtab- B | A dry— d aaady aoel eaamot nam I v> I : ; ^ Mart Twmmt Onak baak. a j : - tarfT*T Si'Tl-'kltaSfiit ; ===r.£=a~Ss ^^S3tSS; ' — M— tad ba — a aa— m t— R

y TIHELT TOPICS. I e | Tba ntunberof caUla killed per yar ' I in tba United States ia UM.OOO. | the meats (rum which amount to ' j l t.OK.M.000 pounds, and their total a 1 value when tilled toe food to >006.900 OCX' t ! twauty-lhree. a year after leaviaf tba ' untvanity. Two years later Sir Robert s | Peal made him a lord of lbs treasury. I i and within a year under secretary of c state lor the ooioaiea. Lord Beacoos- ' field did not make hto way into tbe 1 I two. Of Mr. Gladstone's toadinx «,1f toacaea. Mr. Childrn — d Mr Bri«bt t two. and the M acquis of HartinxtOB at ! ' I Piu entered at twenty -oar. snd Mr I Fox w», returned at nineteen, two | Houat I Vsii r mtensUa^ fieom on Ihe B repeal of what ia known as the " otnm i I boa clause " For several years prvviou ' ! iaoeaw last yanr ! . bo JevM to be J ! j After years of nperimtsitinx be bat > . sennit ire tooth, while ibe dentist is di(- j F ! xiex at IL He rails it Naooii — thediar- j . eais briar fas' litis, ia order to xi" Iba t I "One or two drops of the liquid." says F I tba Boston Ad rertiarr "an merely - i placed in the cavity and In a lew mlnj | utea the dulist procueds to excavate it i ' I tide erf pain " Its action is " confined ' I entirely to the tooth that to operated > up—;" and when the openti— to over. ' I bodily health. ' A be( inalnx to ab— t to ba made, says 1 bcacivt'i proposal for a circle of obaerT- | ataiiou around tbe North Polar i ! rraoired lo eatahltah a stall— al Uper- ' nlrlk. in Weal Graaaland ; ihc Ruaixn ' xorernmcrt has « ran ted a subsidy for I 1 ohaervxtory at tba month of the I 1 Lena, and aaothar — the new Siberian j Islands : Count Wllesek is to defray the 1 expenses o a station — Noss. Zambia ' under the direct ion of Lieutenant Wey preen t; tba United Stales eixaal arrrioa. I under General Meyer, baa received per- | ; mission to pi— t — observatory at i I Barrow, ia Alaska; aad it ia ex- ' ■ j packed that Canada will have a similar I Arc.k coast At the Ham burr c— far- ! i would furnish the funds for a station in ; — d it to expected thai will have — obsarviaf poet — axtramity of tba province of Fin- 1 mark- This Is a xood bextanlnx. and It j hoped that soma sort of acreem— t t will ba astabliabed to have all tba oh- I laiiiaii made after a uniform XraaLy decraaaed. ji i^Aib—x the ancitat Gtweki aad ans marched bum Sparta lo At tie 1.90B stadia (about 1X71 rEaxllah mltoa) ' la thrae days, to mesial tba Albanian* ' at tha bank of Manrfh— Phillip- 1 pldaa. be inx •— > by IRBStib— la— fo Bpaxta to tonplorv tba aaaiat— cv of tbT E ia tba Panl— war. t— 7M • audit (about nbtay Racilsh milaa — d ' 1 tbraa turionf) ia two efoya. alcmf vary F—fib aad heavy roads. Eaebldaa. a f illlaia of Ptotaa. went from Ibenca to r firv**Thto° b^Mttted — d^rRurned k with It tba same day. baviax trmvvtod Rim n mi ton. . U Iba iM>b of ■— B a boy aamad Addas. — ly ulat yuan of aft. ran nearly arv— ty-fira ' Eacitoh mltoa town, ao— aad ai«hL J PfeDoakdaa-tbaraaaarerf Atoxaadarlba 1 Gnat, n£ from Key— to Ells, a disThe PWM warn footman who attended < riU a MtoT7 stnM • (tom.!kl|llbA>li!^iMf!> J Ram— milaa lm a Bay , ami a MM- 1 Rtorf Hmwy Y„ erf F-toal. arm - » awift ia iwaafoj that b>. arttk two afjfi sircar zam* toMMwkfoA aba was — < abawM tarbmrtapa— data at every bmaab amp * ■Ma, mm ^ MMMkBA i t Ii— . af a StofM — mMl MM b, k taMRMM luifitfi— ta »>fcM-M w-M a. -—...n b

Gaack aad tan Bible. Whi> In Enclaad. says John B. ' Goucb. I wa. invited to church with a • cierxym— who to now biabop of Car- ° ; ltoto. aad we bad a discussion for two hours. A titled lady waa present — d 1 .he helped him I waa .bar. and had tba Scriptural arxnmenl. 1 " Tba Bible permits the use ot wine." *! "Vary wail." said 1; - .oppose it e "'** " " -• 1 know be did." "Why. wa Lbooxbt FOU wen pea. • pav«lfo deny this." ^ _ wine spoken of m the Bible- " " Prove it," " I do not know thai i can, hut I will • apokio of as a blmainx to Dot tba earn- ' [ God So that althouqU I cannot prow It learnedly I know n ii so. L I farther Lhau 1 out r. but y— w^h ' i p lease let me pi as far as 1 can ondrr- ' I stead 1L and II I cannot to — y further ~ | do no. find fau.t with me. 1 bo.d the' ; ^uid'^hr^^- ifcrfoTpw! ' [ it is thin; our Savior made winr at tha ■ Tk£w be did." ' He made it because they w— tad | j "So the Bible telle oe " ' | by parinrminx a miracle to make iL " ! Tberrforr." mid be, " I eh— id ba rc- ' '' pmarhlxx my Master. U I denied lu use : " Sir." I said. " 1 cannot understand , bow yon should feel so, but to then l oothiex a toe you pat by wbicb our j Savior baa bororrd f" ' " No I do not know that there Is " r ] " t*o yon eat barley bread P *' No," and then he beg— to tonxh. i | "And why notf" p " Becansc 1 don't Ilka it " . , " Very well, air." said 1 . " (Kir Sav- , I for san reified barley bread just as much , I aa ever be did wine. Ha led 6.0Df) pcoi I pie with barley laavea. manufactured by a miracle. Too pot sway barley lor • yon to put away wine fur the iiirher I 1 . motive of bosriax the infirmity of your | of Curiae. 1 wish 'o say. that man 1 ' I stxaad tha pladxe three days otter- j ward." Carton. Parts. I tba hammer harpsichord. taller than the bir trees of California. I bcinr over XOfi lest in bcixht. . They Lave an intrraalfounl marriage office in Italy, wbicb has be— eatab- j fished for I waive yaw* aad mora Tha telephone now enables submarine 1 divers lo oonrarxe with their assistants at tba surface of the water with perfect It to very curious to know that crystals. Hke ail other Ihiafa. die in time aad It ia proven, heoente mines ah— ltd There is u species of torn— |iutrn la r hern Europe, tba juice of wbicb to 'lam— than that of Uivoomm—ccxntv. ' It to Uttia cultivated, however. of the bride untii after the marriage ceremony. Bomalrim— y to liter- : Ity a lottery with htm. Tha courtship { all done by proxy. I Aa e—rmo— bivahr. bm baaa found aaar tba ooa« of Manila, which wriyfasd that c— of tbaa dp— lie abaU-tah mill a bautpaa cable la two. A Macular fish, which to said lo be aaw to tba watmx of Oapa Cod. wa ntlyfouad — tba Mi i Ininiiaomt about aigbt last ka c. srith a thick body aad Math akia. auttad. bowwrar. wftb May tboras from -eighth of -lata to half aa laofa la toagtb If— r flag la fiutaiirf X. R. Atwood. af ft— lam to a spaefoa of apfa—a start aavar before asrt wilA ia oar aas. bat ; QarmHn^^— *fo tba-wnrmx* af Oaum i MfoMta R tokt'ttat^ Mat be Maafbmtofo rkrototto baa lb— tasyan. . ■ Bt'to tM ; iSSsstrgsai: M-Mfo^taM- to- — -

| FARE, BAKDRS AND BOUSEflOLD. I. | _ ^ • .. Good stock is beat. Always " bread 0 fro™ Um boat." Id Tborougb cultivation to Iba beat Ji remedy for mast garden weed* in Give your poultry houses a tborougb C easing at — oe, 11 aot done already ." Money expanded lor palatini out- ] | rood dividends. W oader if that front yard, the good ' 01 old-fash I— ad "doorynrd," has been ' It ia predicted that tba coming season will ba one of the bast known for food *" Tha presence ol tba red spider in a hothouse is aald to be a sura indication " barrria of Spilaaubarg and Rhode isiaad San Francisco to China. a* : spinach Is one of the brat and must i- i U your ^ borae* is troubled with , " In general couivatfoa m a-Tr can be m made to yield three hundred busii. b of " bushels would nrf be a profitable crop mure, but uothing in pro portion to I t * gallon and 60.00c mora of hay-land. 1 much of which is irrrigmted. In 1679 i F" the irrigated land produced >1.160 000 liand. and raiaa her up gealiy ; she can- | i not ther use her wings. j < The Chiogo Tkmas givrs some aitopl. ' * part of fresh home manure sad soil thai J a | oou tains no seeds or weeds. The mile- _ * i has Icrnwnird. wfien the masssh— Id iw . made quite firm by tramping or beat- " I tax- Ftooea of spawn about aa large aa a email egg should, be imbedded in the • and a foot apart- Tea days after pianl- c c j tog the spawn the bad qj.— )d be c I oovcrvd two inchea thick with loam or ' | other clean earth. The spawn, which * is sold in the form of brick*, can be bed t \ by mall. Mushroom bads th— Id ba al | * least eight inches thick, and fo- conven- , - | i.-occ la working sad gathering should , | be ab— t four feat wide. The beat lens- . a j peraturv for growing mushrooms to fifty I * ! degrees. Tbe beds ah—id have water . 1 sprmktod — them from time to time, as , P extensively raised ia Eaglnnd ia eoul i mto.s, while in Franc they are rows I ia caves. Tbvy do bast in places nearly i devoid of UrhL A mine, on vv or cellar. 1 , to wall adapted tc prod aula* — M— — m. r s on tba air to likely to be moist, snd the I l tern peraturv low snd not subject fo I rimagv. I ' lo mxcy herds of pedigree Shot thorns. P " Lheii dams for bom four lo six mouths a ' of the year. Others milk lb* oows aad t lead tbe aalvus a part of tba new milk. * ] but the Ftsoat romm— system to to girt ' d new milk for Ibna or four wseks. and k ' afterward tklmmad milk with boitod I 1 iiaassd. aura or aalaaul lor three or four t moatha tbaauaftar thaaalvue being aa- I * c"umgvd ia tha a— Hut lo Ma U b I — Uaftonahnsd.WTaramaatbcrfd.n- e I pri"— y'tokaap It in Aae thriring eoadi- ! : s-ftr : : SSSSSlSS i \ — " ' 'ta'rttt—n'Zfo ' I meal made to— past Fran tan fin a ' jik— htotaatay— tofo ba— » s— » • '.MmaRMtataf htoptombmd. J •ad M R«M aad s—M —US ' ttata Ita toto nana— foMI " aSSn^SSs 4 irfl > ato of tax win Mgb " I aba— ama aa— a. t - . r j - , ; '[MtoMtotofiMtotota!.

ftnbasfr aaed * >" frfi -II — •' a tap— Tba. Ufol wbk Wfaasu ah wba wa— WMf, ^ ^ As bar a— — *r Dews Wbaa Otobato wtSfo lav* sat—Mr Tbaiha inwy gnaau wfB ilmi to xujJTatTZZ' ITT**.*" I PMta-drfM; » — TfoltatoAf— asfas ITEMS Of IRTEREST. f -ientists my- that — e-filth of the I bam— brain b. composal of pbaaThe battles of tha anfoa — Fight ba. , tweevi husband and wife.-PkfLsdetokfo 1 Ham. Official figure show that 60.00 0 Italians emigrate to tbe United Slates ' annually. -Til let you off this time." as Iba horse mid when ba threw bin rider lata " tba mod. ' Tba aura who unexpectedly nil down . th— —a way of getting slack. — Loweti ' Am ' "Tba papers talk about civil engineers." said old Mrs. Briggs " 1 wot> » tors f" 1 " Mamms. can t are hare anything wa Inl aad don't want anything yon a— 1 . Ssnd-psper i. made by easting n good , qnality ol m— ills with thin glue, then dusting over it n qann til.v of finely pulJ verlsed rises or mad. a At this time of year nothing will bring .h-knee* to tbe boynol the family quicker than a new grindshrae — MaJdfatam TVaascnpf. ! Fsrib.uli. Mine., laysclaim to hating | j the oldest horse in the oountry. It ia a | tba original Justin Morrna .ithorrnphic stone as those in Germany. | which have hitlscno bad a monopoly of What is tile difference Isrtwe— s sty.uh young lady's cranium aad a hammock F One is a banged head, and I iba other «s a hanged bed.— Qame* • Madam Arpo r - It is — ly tba female mosquito that bites, but when a man gets a chance lo . belt cue with a towel, hv'a going to do It Without stopping fo inquire lis gvn- ' The largest number of emigrants which ever arrived in the United State , j argrvxau during the present year. . s believed, will exceed bglfa mi 111- . A man killed for y-two raiUranakm ! near McGregor. Intra, in one day. They for which he gets five dollars par To prevent club root in cabbages, an exchange say. throw a Hlilm|iii—fll ' ol fine mil around ILc stalk of the — bbagv sen after it i. planted. This will maae ii uncomfortable also for tba cut ' The lsll-o marks with wbicb tba natives Of British Columbia adorn tbtor bodies an* now understood to have a ' definite meaning, '.■ring, in foot, a record of events which Lave tnkm place la tha life of the wawrer. Nothing would fortify a* mora against nil manner of accldania than la ouraeivea. If our reason ta what It (taLaadou radio— noAdlogtoU. in vubsersF,,,-. * the deck looking very pads. Tha -om passion a, a raotala mkud bow ha telL " Miserable, miserable; lbs sick, captain. I'm MM. I have paid tribute Neptune till I bare lost everything." " But." aald the capfaln. "I areyouatlU va y—r boots left." "Tax" mid tba professor, faintly, - but tbsy woo — outside." Cheshire baa librae Doled for Ha sal; springs, but tlwsa are of mild qualcompared lo tba brine rpriags that rise ia Iba rook-salt localities. Wo natural brine auppl't* tba beat Poll. It to pumped op from its spring* by a powerful engine, — d u— layoff lato a huge ctotara, sad from than— into tba prepared for If. Under these pa— . when lull, fires are kept burning day Mke fori! ' ' "r is'offT"" tba Awaacaat ha proaar working Aa am — Iba bfi— baooaMB gins Ail around — stood rows of I— > block sheds, from whkb, at wary a 7km is— ad at-m tot poft while doads. laatda tbrat shads ft waa vary mack Uka befog fat a briny ToUrf tnana'ttatwvooald -lybaur U toag aanagb to take a barrfod look at Iba vast pea to toM of as BRai with baffjlag brfo.. aaijW t— ./ wtfotto ell fo the wild, ami pa— IrfogV as my pare, wta kaM^fot-buAcf -ka. Ii ^"rftaCtorf aaafoar foaf net — Bbaa M— t'm ta. iMPadlta— B ton— tba f— . TWqa-L Mrftoa) v— too i ilkiff- iba wfoek Ml* "MM" -RBtoto o— ' 'JT» wTIea biw - MMff— -toatoato a tonal;) f.