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" - . . . . . . ■ ^ CAPE MAY CITY. N. J., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1880.

NO. 50.

STAR 0F_THE CAPE AArrrllMmo Mm..: 6? '' -i JOB MHHriHC johjs a. htrmiaa. Anuuui in CWmm at !.<• M., Oan iLniiiRri NaCmh (bp. Z7a>j, d-sag trordi « -1^ " ponxifn' irixo* , ■OTB,nl ATT. iRNF.rR AT LAW. ATTORNEY AT LAW { Aim SOLICITOR IS CHAN EST » -■ jjmrr » mAT, FURKISHU6 UIDERTAXEi FURN IT-UK I QtUHja r. warn. (1 in i- r to <j- H Ln4i). CLOCKS. WATCHES, JETBJT ID SPEHWAh or**! r~y"T "" <W «M» Ml— 4. •» 0OAL Or tin MR qcaijtt. Coal of all Sizes. UNNCm TOTBE"TT)"." ' AI.AIMTM.A tA.lM.Jo. Sci.: Uag.. SoAoU-M-". L-M-A.OM-M.Jl . ) ■AMOK. A KWlBUFmp— de. 1 . QOAL ASD WOOD TAttb. ajto 5oo?r akd— 'ac'tHlci J lg Baa's LANDING. lis I QUI I -I — NMsbsw. UODUH. MM. PTOVB ASD CHk-riMl COAL, FINK, (JAK-sm-HICKORT WOOli flflMffl niKUAHHIM gents' furnishing store RIMOVID TO • Silo T+ Grre— dad Caltic*, -=£— *" 'TT" r I ! CUffHHGC L^K. I ^ cmLUKi-N i. cuinna » «ieo. M_TOWELL ▲TOTZOWmt. r i fTTi 9i*iNi "mjrjsrAi par anal -t -B 1 rssyartyWBliHn I— I— la— iy I— - IA» — »y. whjjam r chamwga O^lhrOMF.l'j. mmi • w- ■: Bjig™ . — H^MuHMkl I iw>e.C

[ iUn« I. Winter. to— A is— sl.Hi fcisdit — OS' Wl— . c— tbei. K-| o- IB. «. I— H.nn'< tar. * Toll) mgfarTUx D— a. lm.lS«tiWiiy, UisMlU—s. -o*u «. J-» mIrkhead's exploit. At Bismarck (Dakota) lb- m-nnl&ia men often tell lbs story of Martbrad'a jxp.<.it with lb- Blacklny It i> lb* nab* kbukheadwbo. fl*e« ■ *'.« j—m lTTTr. was tmehre msly mur•It*.! by He- Uex foais. erst T-os. A! . «j* timxr ol hi. d. atli be wax not —oct dsn treat? -term J*.r. oA ssd I* . cooj|l hardly h.rc here, more than t rat}. I wo wb*a be had Ibis Btackfoot I adreMUrr. •peakof-Markiiead as s mat rrumrkdliw or twenty sstlsf without appari rn- fa'igur 1.41— u lis be M in triflioe ' f*guitt.«ttd dshghl-dStiasnrmtPib Willi tbem; though be b-verih- wan of kot I ic-lbaa a doaaa of their La lists and At the time alfudrd to. b- had goo* on a trapping czmnioa lor bearer. Bp » on of lb* bead crnks of.lt>* T*l!ow Hoot: a lonably'Dot marb re»orted I . . by «A*r Happen, oa aoeoaat ol the deadly hostility ol tUr Blwlclr«. who r wet* nryieaioBsoltb* whlls boater., and killed mj tool t thdy coald torprtae . i A. was bit oostom. b* bad bu Lone with bim, lor eanyinc trap, and prerinoas. and at iliii time bsl made bis • oamp io a clomp of orftoowoods. on 1 the haak ol the cent oear the .foot ot a note of bluffs which fronted tb* stream I OB the cast side. OGlobc* — be bod —1 carle Io I— k In ► bis bemnr^npa, ol which be had a lint both op aadHowa Use creak. Be had rroosaded Ml a sheet distance, when I be tooad one of bis steal trap, ml—iar tt. There woe* bear tiaMs ia Use mod a .boot tb* lank ; vary larc* one., load- ■ in» bank into Use cedar bosbea, toward thsblnff. TV trail w— (nab. attd Mark bead fallowed it ram loo..} Ibrooyb lb* . Comiai al ieaith to Ibe tool of Use ■ blot be famsd that fbs animal Jud ; torned aside, nod (one farther op the 1 booom. Bat Jm at ibml moment V • tM(bl te baaed U Ibraabloc absM fas • Il^jedar a Hue- war ahead e So b* caccfal'y mount. 1 Ibe aida of J Ibe blol. twenty or thirty t-wi. horisr : top. of lbs boMn. From Ibis poislbe Z ssw a larte tr.arly. eiuioe on a broad S mo** Jbao tarty or Stty S Watcldo, lb* res—loir a moasaat, b* t ******* ■ " I'uMlj.swd thai 2 it wacked a abort dWCane* oa thn* le*a. B Finally, it tamed .bom -id .Imped bark 1 pmcef**d that the crism-y. had Us P kwmrinphardamd bsHoacmeal his - lerepawA^ ^ tspkm<Jl*^trhfa mTM^i B WssMg his pass o**r and oser. Tbea - KmaWd upM head So cm* Mde aad MohcMtmrniBmiwid _ M*m^r2r A— ""MS. hs"5 "* 4WN-SB era Ms mp***f m

|Shth ail Ibe peitriea be bad tranpel. He korw ibat tbr Indian, wooid noi laii L, cile-qprr Li* trail, and ll— t the? would lolew 1,1m iicr bloo.itioonds lu and that Ins merriment w.y rot .bon by ibis by no meank iaorbabie aspret ol sffain. • la} tb*r» watrTjinf lb. Blackterl a. they hi. hot** sea* picketed, b* bit on a ruac Tcr ootwittmr them at their own tan. Hn. Feeiini sorr that ia a lew inmhlal t ran Lack to the creek, to tbe point , where be bad Ml It in porsolt of Ibe llere b* resumed bis Way op tbe creek, labia* csrc to Irae? a pUiolymarked -trail tbrooch tile wet eras., with bee* and there a footprint in ibe mod or sand, last a. if be was leiaorrly pnswdiai aloay tbe bank, lookta* -to But tic ru on laat, mad nerer slackened hi. pace till be bad i-orerrd a * is place where he had wen the Biackfeet ■TU— the rrtea. Hit snnaice was tCat ,the sarac**. oa dlacoTrriat his trail, woo 'id ptrraoe him. bat seoad expect u> would follow on stealthily, lad at no cecal sptsed. Ha rin* tbos planned oat n ten-miir chase for tbem. Mark Leak ran bars aero— tbe narrow meadow. dtnd elimbiac the bluffs, mad* a detour for bis camp arain. kecpinr a miir or oree n Brine a fleet nod praliotd ran per. br ' *as not mot* than an boor aad a ball niakinr the trip back to Ibe rictaity of bis aamp. amon* the rutioswoudi. the io | tali tops of which he ooold see at a - '• 1 eremt distaacr. Alter takiae breath a lew miaatas. ! r* and. iookiar to hi. rifle. Markbead orrpt r- ] cot ton e tb* hoalders on the crnt ^ it ' orerioukfr-ff the tompinc t-iare; for lie I re J expected tbe Indians would lease one it i ol their aambcr to watch tbe horses. ! m : That one he was prepared to deal with, at From the rrac. be soon saw tbe six ponies don amour tb* limber. They H' were bitched op nr.r his own horse k- Nor was be wraap ia bis oor.ieeiitre •b about tbe Sara**, carinr on* ol their in number with the hone*. The packs r- Lad been -taken off the ponies1 backs. I* and after looking « f.-w momenta. In . h' espied an Indian slain* in the shade of * a bosh, on n heap ol. buffalo skins sad d peltries. Wah-liinz the Indian a Utile. Markip ; a larte cottonwool, rather nearer the , hurwr. and th*n. stand yinf his piece. i* j to shoot tbe unwary scattoel. when tbe 1 m Indian turned par.iall?. and to bis rn al s. j aurpriae. Ik- saw that it *as not a Black - ' r- fool searTiar. but a plump sad eery , ae Markbead oTlen admitted that, for Ibe a- instant, be seal quit* qoopiusaed. He is did -hot know what to do. for be would >n not aboot -lw squaw. At leastb. ba m Tb* squaw bounded from ber-seal. ni Jod.' In aad started to ran away. Bat she bad ir not pot many yard* before Markbead id retard her by ber bap hair; at which si tbe poor woman, thinking, no doubt, ip that ber las! boor had oomr. crouched ri oa tbe proand. aad bagpad pitaoaaly. in ebofoast Black foot, for tb* wblu to Id span bar. d. Markbead ssd ber bank to tbr ponies, and drawtax Uia^kallr. intimated to her by moat emphatic dumb show that bee id top-knot won Id assuredly come off II h! she mad* tb* lanst attempt toepcape. With Uinl. tb* squaw prowled, with be ' -T C*Mprr ah* could deriar. that she ad ssuusd nerer try to p— away; she br would b* like a Bolt doc. aad run al ta Ms beaa ; sb* weald be liketb* pony's ia MIL always at bis back, aad inseparable from Urn. O, Finding th— bsr like aras in no imSg th* sqaaw rapidly ra- £ coeeird from Mr fright, aad ia answer ad tbnt Sba •** snragea bad poo* oa Ms ny trail ap the ersak. test as V bad sar- — load tbey woaid. aad bad bars so easadmit that tbey woaid find bim. that au tbey bad iafl oaly iMs aqaaw so -t by E*. lie pouiea. ok MrwktoM tb-Mbt ara ^distora. ils Hast oftbsm. raaolead to take it easy imbn wMsbtbay knd ksemaoflVp la. Mkaa laaabsd eery ooaeiria'.ly to iM posbar. Mr lbs Mow iwa Markbead bad iS "^** W", * *7* ****ia*. 2 -2^' JTST ^L1^t inp up a sort af pMylsaM. at tb* baad ^ csf whick bsyc—asd lb* sqaaw . IM ^ M.1— M*^s-sdTteW« tbewba- | III Midi ' 1 ■ isfl. ksk aasbksp sf ! sasto ajT >MskS* PMAWl^wS. M Sldsaiskb i i — daf m. nam

el- TIklLl TUFHty. !| op. Sergeant CLiders. who was known ! b* i worid.* was .best arci dentally while huntnig near Kosbkonoap. Wis., a f-w ; lot daya apes II* wo huri*d wjtb mi liary iey honors ai. Jaoesriile. Wta. Childera 1 -ur Europ* to drill against an; man in tbe ,| sr. wor.d. hacktn* him crtfb a flln.isai chai- ' >n ear. ■ «- ' A lady residing at Fort Townsend. ' h* . tbre* maathr ot auhai.tmr upon cow s ^ ^ ot check in* a tendency to obeaity. In.' P lime. iwo boars. ^ : ^ cd The A ns-nnin Jfnci iaiaf amrru thai t int despite th* failure of lb* Great Eastern , he -ateamafop to rca.it* the cxprctationa , b* 'f Sim acre unproBtabi*. - , modern eteamahip* now huiidinr ap- , ^ capacity. ** ** ' ^ 10 Practical medical examination ol the « eyes of school children ia a habit which o is hrexsming established in this country a " aad abroad. Ac extraordinary nuiuhce b *' of chiidr*n arr found to hare rye a iroubiea. Tiies* rxaminatioca arc p il. eases the bepiuninp ol dieraar may Ih u : be perceireei and rradtcafod. t, » • Swimming is ndrocaued in San Fran- | ciaoo as acurr tor the opium habit A h X physician cira the history of a lady d -x who. from taking morphine to alleviate U h- the pains of n long contra-tcei disease, u ia had become s confirmed opium eater. " cr sad was suffering all tbe diatrc—iag * d- symptoms of this tdtoibie UshiL Tba j 11 doctor ordered bsr to cross tbe bay i 0 tc : erery day and take a rwlm in tb* Aln- j " ,11 meda baths. whicti abedid. and .in a lew " ^ moot wn.compwtolycumd. , Europe n still interesird in th* itnliaa , I moon. For tbe future a person will J" ,1 pa? flS.noo on bring cmnled so Italian " peine*, and *5.000 on being mode a ; p dake- The cbarg* for a marquisate is f w *4.000; f_rdw title of " cxmte,- flj.noo; u ol baraa or Tisoaant. *t,000. Any other f noble title will cost *1.000. Shouid the ^ 1 abaiT" not dtaUad to al^" auc^wLor,' t d 7 discount of two fifths; on tbe rrgulai ° '■ tariff will -be anoseed. For a grant ol ° [* | arms. etc.. *140 srili he cbargod. * ™ T From the inqoiriea con ducted fay j '• Prof. Ilsrmaan Coha. of Brrsiau. skmr 1 £ * IMS. it appeal, that shortsightedness is j *! •f rarely or never bora sritb these subp n 1 d to it. and ia almost always tbe imalt ol | B strains sustained by the eye during I j* study ia early youth. Myopia, as it is ' ° called, is seldom fooad among pupils ol '• , Tillage schools, and ils frequency la- I " -e .erraaes in proportion to the demand »: : made upon the eye m higher schools ™ 1 of school de>ka. and an improved ty- '' t- pography of teut-buoka. and a sufficient ■y , lighting at rlsta-rooms are the remedies • proposed to abate tb* malady. [r ' When General Grant eras in Milan Id Italy, on bis lour around the wor.d. h- w IS *u amtao the street cms day by a we.l b dressed woman, who stopped bim and * ^ naked the geaerni U be knew bri.|il Tea." said ba. "you kept an app.r |d • and fruit stand near tbe g— e leading to P ' the war department in Washington.- U He asked ber what she was doing in « . Milan, and she replied thai ber son bad . d shown gram mosfcai talent, and she was ! A thes* to give bim the benefit of inatrnc- a a lion under Ibe ben Itnliaa masters. 1 » That bob Is uow tb* basso of the 8tra- 1 . " kdacb-Hess company, and sails under a be name ol Sigoor MoaUOrte. ]ta rr What Is tb* matter with Switurriandf ' if Murder is oc the increase ia the Uu> ' republic aad tbe murderers escape with Lh astonisoiaf faciUly. Iudsad. little *x- I J 4, new deed ol Mood. But suicide ia also . increasing with alarming ranidity. In r"s ! tber* wee* Wl caa*s of suicide ia , lie I Bwituarbmd. orer aad abort rfchly- , ■ serea deaths art down by the aatboritiae a n- as of s " doubtful nature.- There Were ■ ■*- aloo eight y-slghl |wia-a 'ouad dead, i td ot loo! play. FMyM (d^a BIM • da ddee wen women. In MW there were a ■r- *d* sal rilm; In tm. WO; in 1878, Mi. i a- aa iaereme of nboat fifty each nor at Aad tMsix a populnica ot MM. 004. < by wbix* girae a eMxdde in erery 4.000 pro- « PB- - n Prnna oo» offers no yremieiag n field ' M«b pons ia IbeskahSaq^}. Tbe ' »- flyiag ooiama rresaUy ami agatan tbe to- Isreadiag Sards ooaSsdaed Are Aaatriaa ' •d Mi F III I il . M- VouiriitekMbrwmal yam* faaM tbspxc 1 ad -GAsa nfaMM of tbs aessaai - Tehersa 1 S^stsaraag' m MMII la UOO. Haeiag cared the I 22S£3rcrjr^-- - rairitsrcsLs: tb. r I aaaet- lba ray £ mdZ^M » totew £ f*" 7***T]£r<Zi >s£m4mimM. ■ sill wM to xb^bto. — -hrewsM. m. I. >11 Tba Masai O TlaaM to ko > all Ij " ~ ra ■T \mm -ra %mmmi> '■ 1 1 ' Mira m m«M

jing jellies an-t templing coofeetiont can be aisde._ Sunday-achou. and day-ecb.-. teaehrrs in Manr.Iw.IT. England, Dr. EmyreJones. Of tbr H seal Eye hospital, who presided. laid ay tr-if. stress upon tbe ina'dsy for len or iiheea yean, rreu.vd In in alwolut* b induces. Hefoiutiuna w«t* i ado pud setting liwth that na physicians oh- inj urious to health and longevity: a* smokers amok* to satisfy the samr era to drink: aa careful statistics! lnrestig.iion shows :ha- the smoking toiaretomr* Vtb'"<aoug' t smoker to b* idle wi hoat growing , happy when he abou.d he miserable, and content when bis dirinest duly is discontent; aa it is almost impu—lbie to causing discomfort or nausea to others ; been the cause of many serious fires and disastrous ex pit sums, parents. | uacbers and all others who bare influence with British boys should warn * them agamsv this barbarous habit both A large meeting was h*.d al the Town Eros leg-., si. in England, the other ' .rarur. to adrocate the universal of what is technics!!.} known ae — wheataseal bread." Dr. B W Kfah ardWm, the. well-known authority on ( presided. One of tbe speakers , use was forty per cent, deficient in sos. Uuning qualities. An eatir- grain of 1 wheat ronifiiised everything that seas 1 required for nourishing purposes, and jri tbr better ball ol it was Muted, and peciaiiy lor children A white ion!, iofart, was only Va-f a loaf, foe a-iarge • portion ol the material ibat homed , lion and had teeth. I« cause their food ^ did not nourish them properly. The outward whims* of th* flour might be ' coc— iderrd aa outward sign of the starvation Willi ill. One shilling's worth ol lbs firab-lorming. sevvnty Urn— tbe 1 I bows formia; materia, to be found in a ' Klcbardson oamtatoee, ibat tf tbr ' ' mothers ol this kingdom were to give ! i taints! the structure of the skeleton, in i i from three to four generation* all tbe • deformities of children >o'. caused by 1 accidents, which tbey now saw, would , b!e enchantress. Gathering a Crowd. , coking out of lb' window ol a ; house on Market street, when tbey oh- , j servi da cabbage roll off a market wagon ■ . thai was passing. Instantly over a : duxes well-drresed and apparently sent persons organ yelling after the sfagon as the vegetable bad ban a gold driver stopped about hsif a square off. looked back at tbe rqbhage. yawned "What an absurd (sua people in tbe 'said cue of the gentle men. " Sow. IT bet a siik bat that I could get a crowd -of 500 persons arousd that cabbage la side of thirty mlnatfCu3~yc4 not leave this room." - "Ill take tbe bet." said his friend, pulling out his watch. " Are you ready?" "Tm; giro tbr word- " It Is now II -.*0. Go!" tTtbTwiadow. threw up Uw sash. and. taking a rone, pointed earnestly at tb* —ad -co erred mbhagt with terrified expemion. Presently a hack d r.ver uotiad the action, aad began to sue* at tbe vegetable frees the curbstone; then a bootblack stooped; tbea billposter, a mrsieugqr-boy and nj " What's tbe matterr iaqulrod a of bta aaxk-al dnh. "DouT touch tt! Look out there! Stand bnekrubouled tbe (eatleslawM tbe window. At Ms liuxne-ta iWAen loom tb* crowd «tH hack I n nlpM.lilj "Look out tbes»r frsatscally iremm sd tbs betsw. wavtag Me can*. "Take that dog away, qalckr Serosal stones terns thrown at a cur ' "Tbko eesur add a car driver to a ""xsa "** *u^Mri*c ** Msaa wbi se the stdewaik was Moakad, i ^ stay Maama^Vrom^lm^wamm ' basbatus'tb* rod od a lra*att£b J whisk |p poor wsasg aa tka ksadfoh J I if ■ Tks sraM k* «. Urn. 1 mro mneod assay W*m,fo* -Gaaww rod mtdnxea. htks ssamauurtkasi ra ' w. f-"*" -VfamMfoP" ' ra[

0 FAttK. GAttBEk AXD Hlli stsnrn, Keep potatoes in a cool. dry. dark cellar, with good rrutilatUu. s H« rats and cattle normally require, in r pounds, half as much t weigh ISO or 400 pound* are generally r healthy. Tbry arc then in good cuoA pasture constantly grassd with , 1 with cottonseed uses/, will rapidly im- . prove and will develop the lest pasture . in trying to fly down from high , whit* pnixt will cover about toi ly-four 1 Sour milk will being letter returns In ! ' ere* than in any other way. Have you removed manure from yards I and stable* for compoetingf r fowls. Tbey are wotsc in lb* winter J arc roo6nrd more closely, and have not I strayed by thoroughly greasing the . , - routs. Cwaa straw should he supped . j ben and a young brood of chickens. The method ol selecting and saving - ; ' wed eoiu. practiced by a New Toes . ^ farmer is. when bussing, to select, from ■ ama,l col^— I ll tlpprel out. rows reeoar i scd s:raight. bright and rear seed, end ' or two doxin and braids tbe busks. , adding tbe ears oa one side. Three , " trusses " are thro bung in some airy loft, where tbey will not he liable to he affected by moisture rising from auy thing stores! beneath, or be attacked by i insects or' Term in. Tbe deeper ttje ' kernel, with a given tiaf ol ear. tbe smaller tbeoob and the larger tbr yind. 1 Tbr rye will easily detect this sritb s J till is practice. J To do either oioperly the load miret be r immersed—, the beginning in actually boiiinr"Kler. and foe water must be j allowed m reach the boillag point again f utea . Tb* actioo ol the boiling water j i. upon th* surface of eilbf* meat or Teg, . ] tables is to barirn tt slightly, but : ] inough to prevent tb* escape of either , juice or mineral Baits. After tbe pot r combining tbe foqd baa begun to boil { the seooad lime. It should be removed to „ the side of Ibe fire aad allowed to si m- ! or slewing ex tracts all the nutritious qualities of cither meat or vegetables. Th* pot should he kept closely oovrred ■ unic— form momsnt when il tt necessary 5 and fail hack into the pot in drops of X moisture, if t'l* boiling Is slow. IXs not 0 think that rapid boiling cook! faster -than tbe gentle process recommend* d * ! After the pot oare boils you cannot ban Ire enxmgfa uader it to run a at, an, engine. Remember if yon boii meat * bard end feet It will be lokgb end tesxewas. and moat of Its guoduees will-go up ' tbe cMmary or oat of tb* window with ? Nothing eaa b* more prorokiag to a * w man than to ban to burn green or <2 wet wood, sad nothing in oar oolaion to 1^22ug °< ia mixing green wood with dry. > n mi ' tba? my that h lasts loagreTbat tba ramoa far this Ulbnt tb* asp bum th* green wood km ho be evaporated before ■ tt will ban. sad tMs n iirittia of " — Btourbs tbs bml frem tm dry wood. K SO thai a omnia nmsraoT£T>wsnd Lea to b* taaeaed is mdrr fo onanams 1 U»«tra TMamagh. attmadaae of ■ ibe warn— OPTO tb7 farm, to Is rosy * napieamat for Iks kcaerk wifs to have * to m u> Ik* wrod pi— aad hriag la w*4 Z wood, nr knro •• dig tt extt ud n saxrw ■ beak. wMnk km' rokrowrox.? the " -Ptol|>m that ke m Ma M-ed * Mimtoashed tka wh-ln ad tts^wnnd

a j in water and let tbem remain boiling i anti. perfectly soft; ihen strain, and to '-ne pint of the liquorndd three-quarters 1 "impound of loaf sugar; ooil an* clear j 1 beaten to a froth. When ii -el. ire poor , r . into the gh—sto eoo and sea. them. I ' Fas ruga taxi- -Beat to a cream ] 1 cup ol mils with one teaspoonlui of i } >.k of tbie* egga. heal the w-ltes as'par- I 11 ' ateiy unti. —iff. ado them ano then two " ' '°r tWrB'' 01lnu," or half an hour 1 f fold in anx khi By imflng conorn e trnlesi fooda upon the land, as oiicak- . 1 1 . cottonseed cake, etc ; by the application . c r surround il. It may be thai the feeding r I quickret and best method of enriching ( 1 ,-omea to the arilficia. fertiliaer*. Il • ' abou.d be liurur in mind thai their true > Tbr fallowing rough but good way to ] i . pi— ity sil material, is gireu in tbe ' j Profit a' fanur Buckwheat chaff, is . { r ' tins chaff the apple* arc paced, wlici. I tbey are coeered with / bafl and atraw . - ■ tsro u ihree leet in thickness. Here ( r | ibry remain tin spring. It is not staled | I important. The covering and bedding j ; in chaff baa several importani advan- . sairrrata. maintains a uniform lemp-ra- ' ' , Uitc. absorb* U.C moisture ol deny and , Itevrats the d^g^pnaSored by moist- J r ' Chemical an ,.ysi< gives liic following 1 rest ltd with regard to tbr food Taluc* o ijdi^rrorrooi'rope ^ ^ \ la 1 00O jdnads ,S L— <kK. . j ' — rTl*"-"?!1"" JIM 1 Oqc lias on. y lo die to be pnus— 1. j , LilUe aad oftln make a heap in time. | r. jeeif. ^ *UX'*1 "*** T°™ t j There is ao good ia preaching to tb* | I j Better go supper ic— to bed than run l j Speak little, speak Iruth ; spend liui*. , - 1 pay cash. ^ ^ ^ are two dih ' ■ ; ferenl things. *T , Better Ire* in ajdr^ga land than a l( j Charity givsa iteeii rich, but ooret- ( ; ousneas boards itself poor. Errrybudy knows a gooJ c-mnsel ex- j | 4 cept bim that hath area of it. >1 — | , Uaxrd Tear testrrsallea. i. If you any anything about a neighbor , it or friend, or eeen a stranger, my notli , ; u ing ill- It is a Christian and brotherly ; ' ■ charity to sappre— our knowledge of j . it evil of another unless a higher pablic j - dm? compel, us to bear accusing wit- , , p aeos; aad tt ft be true charily to keep , b our knowledge olmcheeili to ^ureriros. , ( inach more sbouid we refuse to spread evil report of ansthcr. Discreditable as , Ibe inex is. il is by far the commoaest . , ' i cadency to suppress the good ws know , ■ of - neighbor, and lueads. We act |, ■ * ^ « ffTJoitowT o-mJd-ioo?«ia- ( j| ti^™7toTZL*^u^ ; -E-nZtHr-Hy |* taaro u t mxto of Bu IliiiiklX 1 Tb* latMr isqisGsd sa ssmag Mm to tas ft ' " aim samtoto Lid kttlratajktt' 1 Z smBksm. -Taa mMkCkaro heiam | d •». ■ - Tros.- aKMflfl I I i hmro.slrotorou «avw<ra|gW

TIIE BAKCT0 WxH. T Kasuioland m*y br drscrihed as Ibe ! of South Annies. It is s little prorlor, filled in si the uoctbrssl oorof Cw* Colony, betwrow the Orange free sta: . Hie Capo Colony and Natal. Il Is alamt Ito mors fang by fifty brand, its lenalb running paranriio ibeOrwge j state, or. roughly speaking, nearly I para. it! a! some distance inland with | tl» coast line Some of tb- table lands I lis loftirei monntafk ia rredilrd with a , ol 10.000 fret. Tb* cold through- I 1 out the whole of Baauio.and is very ****** in tbr months of Jane. July. Au- j gust, and even September. Thougli its hrsndlb is scarce. y inliabitrd on ac count M th* extreme cold and of the inThr^mre. tni 1 , i-opulslrd districts of ' ahoxfl iwcnty miles only-the thirty io Us* Oraap free state. Il is from tbr live stair, i turn, llial Ha-uloland ran be Ui* free si ate border, most sifrly and •ashy reached. The.* are other routes ' the south, but tbry present great difficulties to tbr march of troop., and 1 lary point of virw. Tbr Basutos are mostly remnants of firs. Eariy in the .vnlury tbey took of the Zulu conqueror. Clicks it wa on the steep and rork? hill of Thaha I Boaigo that Mosbraii. tbe fire; paramount cbiefgil lbs Basutoa. rallied llig starved and drapers!* men of lb* dltt.-- 1 'stand against lli. Zulus, and laid the oendation of Hie Basuto nation. To speak of I lie H.autos at equal or uear.y rquai to the Zulus In fighting qualities llatuua lack tbe disriplin.-. tbe r*ck 'ess bravery and tbe tvt* for fighting possessed by the y.itu soldiers Tbr - bare no military organization. by their chiefs for fighting by trine* os flrullire of lb.- mountain 1 racks ol their 1 taken to clothing, parity trom their pro genre Willi which tbey strengthen any ' proba'.ly ,oumcacf when tbe Basuto,. , tbe stronghold bow held by th. good pasture to graei lb* csXiic. plenty ol water and « <res of grain aad urn 1 nitkm — l.m-Tin r.hwupkr f" j Hew t* Eat. Tb* notion that appetite is a law de- . of hanger. — sd hunger an intra, i ficd form of appetite, does not —cm to be Appetite is the erasing otthr apiarn'us of la— e, and sometimre of tbe digestive . organs; white ban.-rr is the dea^pd-of organism as a whole or of some of its | parts of food. Use Ibe words app<ti:r and hunger bow you may. there arr much mjschief arise* from confounding them. Tbe ooe cry tor food which we , I rail appei iu is aa affair of habit or eastimuiated by uy-peuliug to the sense of taste, or promMrd by certain cordiae 1 and stimulants ; but, looking at tbe matter from a physiological point of ' f view, it is diflfault to see what we can : ! rata ol exciting the qftgaas of digs— fan I u take food na teas tbe system JsBTuI ' j condition to receive ft. Tbe rational ■ mode of procedure would teem lo be to wait tbe expression of a need in tbe ' system in abort, to took to laager ' rather tbaa appsdta a ua tares tie. to ' tba act of freeing, instead of rxebtae • ! lb* patat* and erase orgnm to take food, wbm are bee* no organic reason to aappoae that there is aa inner aa*d of It. There are rettafo evil con— waoi of ' tb* MvUtasd mod* of fesdtag by ap petite on tb* bmis ol habit, which it mar be aerial to point oat. first. I lm"otta*- ssctMP np^n ( » ~ U*Mff Sp fend.' "Tb*^patveyoe °4 mJTra^raTVMl <£mm >■«.» ta ta- by il

* PAKILfl m« TM tflUi Some intrere'lne features cf Ibe reeuaAj Krankiln scare', ei,*dlti*a wegc pro.'" •rilled "by Lievetsnt Sell »r tka. at a * meeting of the Acad, ay ol Scieacmla - Berl .uing with tb* use of a'.cjl o'. l.^utenaril Schssalka omphaataaa the fact that not a drop of ardent spirit of any kind was used in bie isd jmroey cd 3.451 mile*. In short jcumQS ikd I bunting rxpedttfous wfceie that* was ample room for baggage it was considered that alcohol might t* Carri-d. and. If used in moderation , woa.d raiae Ufa trip per— ore of U:e body slightly and t-nk. as elsewhere. ;oincrrat.dromla(t, ttaf <u ions journeys— drat spirits could " be carried In bulk witbeut displaoiug other indispeutsble articlr*. Also. m ' bol wa* no! rerarded ts necessary aad wxs noi cot! tide red a good br— Ing areot. - Tbr injaricus xflecta of inUus* ^ Olid, however, had sometimes turn wroogly ascribed to the use o! ilqang i On shipboard th- general use of slew , i olic stimularts was ronsiderud bad, ; and only allowable when erery nosaib.e , j chance of scurvy was tcmorcj by tbt j I characfr of tbe food. In regard to temperature. Lieutenant * SchWatka aatd that bit party bad car | roantered tlie most intense cold ever re- • j - r>**q,or Ic3 u-iow the Ire* xing poiat. y X'a that day t£e camp was moved tea I. | mtks and no unusual . In com en lean* I h I *-as felt. It wax not the icUmUyof ■( firing was caused by tb* diroctioo and l icence of tbe wind With tbe tltar- - tcomrter at sixty d.grers ro especial i. trouble was met with, buhgt a limpet a•f lure fift-en dcgr.es fildh, r. with tb* if ' tbe men. (rust-hit*, and great suffering y wrre rommcn 1 'ie wbl'.-- uts wretM e , :ousof tbrlr . becks. The ro.dcal cays " e wire pertrctly calm : em winner days, - wuh tbe cxcrptioo afr* lew days in utld,f suuinwr.' ibe wind fair* ,-jastantly. * fa warm clotbtag trmiera-ure wss rcJ_ It mall-rial, .-.ad the longest jouTneyx rouU^V d 1 be underiakin without fear. Wbru tb* i- ; titcrmi »m"t'-r sank to sevxuty-xme de- , gn-es tbe sky was of a leaden but. if varied with lirowuisb red nv4fcbr sub. I Clouds of vapor rolled from everything k animai. W lieu lb* rxi-cdilion stopped »f it ws- car* loped in sienn:. Musk . xeu a t'jetu. ami to, (Isquttnaux C.aim— 1 to be I able to distinguish the ktad xsf animal ' poured on ic- caused a cracking like „ mlutoiur. firecrackers, and tbr surfoee. * fro.;, tb- unr.|u»l expsusioa. Tb* '■ .11 ilisn harp. In ilirmox'. rxtreme cold * tbr acclimatisation of the while men '- proved as perfect as -hat ol lh' nativ. a. * A', a very low t m petal u it the beaf^l . « Icing a nece.xily of i xer. ising to tb* > i—iut of fatigue. F..r Arctic explorers a a strong cirrulatlon and a tcr-riency not d ■ to perspire profusely are desftah>. Tb* t ommop tl— orie. r gaoling the danger ir of using snow were at ratisuce with , thirty deetros tlie snow freeaes temto- ., l-ariiy. the tucruoux lllralnK of tb* mouib csu.ing a hunting -naatioo. If . this In alien and rapt.t.y r peahM itjt X taken in moaerstion al long trlrivalt ^ si* of great service in qoruebfog tblrsL j ucvthm^eiib grest cli. and it was * re"™ lib-0'® 'lioo, an' iksaMcimk aa- '* Scar strliS-dae— . Ihonrb attended ' Iflprur.' ad vante e s. fh- gl.sa-s he- ' came readily C vxred with cmgea^d * umtxiure fw.il. tin hsnt. but with tb* squinting riimmoo io near-sighted per- ' suns were aa . ffin. nl protection against " ih- c are o! th. ran uict: lb* sn^^X^^ v w!i i- mm Tlwj a .so suffered fn^S y rl.ronlc optlialmta and tbe " dcpo-iU , | caused by rslsmala ia »sry «a!fl 1 T thrre fori deny la snow It was PJIU- ^ a>V5' to change lues* bats as . !tc» SS * lucent 1,-c. and exhalations from tb* gcxtco on Hie trail*, ereftiltaaay Uiltag " Tbe . 0-c( prextnevd by the darknmx o * lb* iod t Jirrt ic might Upon ' .urnau * hslngx wnJcistsidered to be much more v real than 4i* dis vuntorta occasioned by d ioDelin*— and boaerirkneas. A-exwfl-g Ing to pb, Niri^hi. il baa brei. found ibat re darkness decXtwsra the leap ra'ary w - it r It was. tli.reiMw/k^LFlLa: in lb* af long dark Aretlr winter ibe respiratory * larded. and a. tmseqacnl tajuriou if ffeta ' wool lb- ex-ried. tbe circulation being alow aad blood imp-rftctly oxidised. _ To prerent this. crew, should berxj px—l a* macft xs pofBllUt to U>* ntbt. 10 I In Brealau, Germany, there are tbre* '« tbonsand people who do box rsxwiTU *r their correspondence until ft ba* been io nam lard by tb* poiiom II any of our ig reader* are aa writing trrma with may O advise tbem to wrileallor.v T»-I*y t. awtof a baad. la order to op—pel tire pdhce to care U-xr •atari**- x d preP- ooreaht saleixla- A. ir^m \ A doctor says : - Wbaa a h ihanria * eta*, your hear » torpid, you ar»mre\ ■ sre-L- But au old *at bsr. absm. ana * una aff i rl 1 1 talbta way. aad sistrerodaU * — —hr •VT-fea'rjao tt j— duBM - NM M Una fo* a