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; still a minute,
1ere’s meaning in the pause; 7e know there’s mischief in it, And run to ‘learn the cause.
or, And, in his twelve hours’ sleeping, power of art, He murmurs dreamy chat, FI or back the image Or moves his lips, while breathing, Of ’Genie on my heart! Not half so still as that. =
Fie We have his mimic shadow, Big words our baby catches,
B fine; and By photography done, Deems gruff tones musical ; Beck of @oarse Without his pretty sunlight, © \) And shouts, abrupt and wilful,
por ice into a bas- His prattle and his fun! iy “JT won’t! I sha’nt! I shall!” * md fill in .the ice; ;
the sides of the pail; | igs and lay some e ea ka The photographic stillness Once, waywardly disputing, isket upon them, so | ‘ as little like him seems, Words proving weak and slow,
it will run out. As would the solar image, He quoted our Newfoundland, p-nicer the cream
Fagece 5 4 am — bow! wow! wow!” stirring it-keep | And broke out—“ bow! wow! wow! anket.—[Rural | .@ : The twelve hours of his waking, Yet hath he gentle feelings ; He’s never silent thus;
If shorn of solar beams,
His mother’s loving art TURNERS. : . . d " a webd But playing, prattling, crying, Can wake a kind sec and being in - | | And always in a fuss. In joyous ’Genie’s heart. in the follow- er be 7 | Sweetness with strength unfolding, to..prevent We hope her influence can, “ er free Our hardy baby moulding, and hemlo olen: Wark ae leared sway i “Se a gentle man.
} the roots, and a ik ee ee iii ut a foot deep, === SS ’ Pa eo cae ee ee ae ae om the tran _ DIPHTHERIA. ? Revier ror Nevrareia.—As this dread- Ach trench, and The following is published as a remedy for | ful disease is becoming more prevaient than fered the ground this terrible disease : formerly, and as the doctors have not digs- bethen ready to ll bags that will reach from covered any method’or medicine that will y thefyover with, «Make two suiat age mare (permanently cure it, we simply state that - ithe cake ear to ear, and fillthem with ashes and salt; dip [¢.. some time past a member of our family briving; them in hot water, and wring them out so that {has suffered most intensely trom it, and the they will not drip, and apply them to the throat; jcould find no relief from any remedy ap- { cover up the whole with a flannel cloth, and fied, nti ip SAW oop aeieee. eee COR vt i] nended the application of bruised horse-rad- f | change them as often as they become cool, until iis) to the face tor footh-ache. As neuralgia shel oftyfpe elder-| the throat becomes irritated, near blistering. jand tooth ache are both nervous diseases, 3 Lo e ’ ; oes ater, And when | pop children, it is necessary to put flannel cloths |we thought the remedy for one would be eythem\in the th hes and the throat, to prevent likely to cure the other; so we made appli- BAA 2. littlesaiy.| between ‘the aehes an ene ae , |cation to the side of the body where the’ ia hour, after |; blistering. When the ashes have been on a suf disease was seated; it gave almost instant. ~° /. Riis ficient time, take a wet flanne! cloth and rub it jreliet to the severe attack of neuralgia. 7 with Castile soap until itis covered with a thick /Since then we have applied it several times, lather: dip it in hot water anlapply it to the with the same gratifying results. be rem- BERET; Gp in Maye ee iniele edy is simple, cheap and may be within the | throat, and change as they cool; at the Fame leach ot every one.—Laurensville Herald. -|) time use a gargle made of one teaspoonful of — — posi % Cayenne pepper, one of salt, one of molasses, in Aa teaeupful of het water, and, when cool, add} ~, ‘ M. : 4 Bee-fourth as much cider vinegar, and gargle ‘Pag Bes ~ -othy. a MeGfieen minutes until the patient requires | ve value of abies =) ss aah boargle made of Uastile soap is good ae io in summer, yt < A t ics griculcure art of the time.” agttest ate of HA Mdent in Maine, in sending the Rvs there bad been a number af! whereas, an equal weight of timothy has mocmd ia, until thi nedy W forty-three pounds. For soiling, ther®:or®,” | Oy gh : ing the two kinds of forage to the; ‘ge ; | cutting and hauling ‘ P Bo recove! ae Isa in the ratio of three and one-sixth to seven & : . & a, \ ; oe with the further ‘drawback in the case 0
; : Ye racter is detrimental to #! oP that its too watery character Is ¢ ee or Horses.--A few day en health of the animal, For hay, howeve gave us a piece of infor: sy aiyses of chemists give @ greater - relative he age of a horse, after gover, ton for ton, as compared i rh ae ohaed { lar, which was new tO commonly credited with. nee clover contains s of our readers. If twelve degrees Fahrenheit, cent. of fleshef a wrinkle comes twenty-two and one-half per Geni. ¢ formingys lower lid, and three and seven-tenths "per cent. 0 nent ower. ld, ang: y-four and one-half per cent. of heat-pi ed wrinkle fom ee a ciements, while of these timothy has resp se has thre@ rout eleven and, one third, three and one-ha Add. thekgny-three and one-third per cent,
—_~ pee ee How to € atch’ Rats. ests of the farmer is rats. To keep able bounds is somewhat a difficult, ! as cunning as a fox, and as hard to og) is such a thing as working strategy on iy Borat ne r digs a hole’ unless it has son:e projeclay ocin with-—say a stone, a stick of wood, OF a S that makes an angle with the ground ; ace! ikes the best. Re 4 g rat is chased’ the wall, abit we
ne tr 20-08 F ai smoke the ‘tra . your barrel to-#
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A YOUNG LADY AND POULTRY.
‘In Concord, Delaware County, N, Y., it is re-_
ported in the Jocal paper that a farmer’s
: daugh : KNowrnG:—One pound of green copperas, | ughter last year commenced in the spring |
quart of water, and poured down & . drain, will effectually destroy the foulest ellis. For water closets on board ships and eamboats, about hotels and other public places, were is nothing so nice to cleanse as simple green pperas. Dissolved under the bed, in anything that
ill hold water, it will render a hospital or other lace for the sick free from unpleasant smells. For ‘>utehers’ stalls, fish markets, slaughter houses, sinks, md wherever there are offensive putrid gases, dis- lve copperas and sprinkle it about, and in a few
ys the smell will pass away. Ifa cat, rat or mousé
ies about the house, and sends forth an offensiv¢
$, place some dissolved copperas in an open vessel
ear the place where the nuisance is, and it will soon
urify fhe atmosphere. }
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Wo “Assolved in one cocks of the Cochin family. From these she raised 350 chickens. During the season she sold eggs to the amount.of $90, and from Sept. 20th to the 17th of January she fatted and sold 150 pairs of fowls, for $260; thus receiving for eggs and chickens $350. The time occupied in caring for hér poultry was about two hours a day. :
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BURAL AND STATISTICAL ITEMS,
....A new way of preserving autumn leaves is given as follows: ‘“‘Iron them fresh with a warm (not hot) iron, on which some spermacetj has been lightly rubbed... This method pre- serves perfectly their lovely tints, and gives a waxy gloss which no other one secures, ‘Lhe process is very rapid and -very agreeable, and no lady who has ever tried the tedious and un- | certain experiment of pressing will ever again resort toit alter once trying this new and better way.’’
TO PRESERVE THE FLOWERS OF A BouQuEt.—Let poonful of charcoal powder be added to the wa‘er, ani he flowers will last as long as they would on th? plant vithout anymeed of changing the water, or taking an) rouble at all. <9 Sh
Picxuwp Pork Equar ro Freso.—A Lady |
ontributor at Perry, Ill., sends the following
irection: ‘‘Let the meat cool thoroughly, ut into pieces four to six inches wide, weigh hem, and pack as tight as possible in the arrel, salting very lightly. Cover the meat
ith brine a8 strong as possible, and mix
‘ith it one table spoonful of saltpetre for ‘very hundred pounds of meat and return it
*hg the barrel. Let it stand one month; then ‘ake out the meat; let it drain twelve hours. =*Put the brine inan iron kettle, add one quart
} molasses or two pounds of sugar, and Soil until perfectly clear. When it is cold,
‘turn the meat to the barrel, and pour on
e brine. Weigh it down, and keep it coy- red close, and you will haye the sweetest weat that you ever tasted”
To Make Exce,uent Ynast—Boil 1 lb. of od flour, } lb. of brown sugar, anda little NRut in 2 gallons of water for 1 hour. When hmilk-warm bottle it and cork it close. It will ‘pe fit for use in 24 hours. One pint os this ‘yeast will make 18 lbs. of bread.
7 a es | _-«yt INSECTs.—Hot alum water| is a recent suggestion as an insecticide. It}
spiders, chiniz bugs, and all the crawling ,| bests which infest our houses. Take two pounds of alum and dissolve it in three or four quarts of boiling water; let it stand on the fire till the alum disappears; then apply | it with the brush, while nearly boiling hot, |to every joint and crevice in your closets; bedstead, pantry shelves and the like. | Brush the crevices in the floor of the skirt- |ing or mop boards, if you suspect that they \harbor vermin. Ifin whitewashing a ceil- | ing plenty of alum is added to the lime if | will also serve to keep insects at a distance. Cockroaches will, flee’ the paint which has been washatim deol alum water. Sugar We continue to give one or two little games for ovr| barrels and boxes can be freed from ants young friends. They will be found very interest-ug ff) HY drawing a wide chalk mark just around
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with sixty hens of the common breeds and two ©
will destroy red and black ants, cockroaches, |»
“passing away a long winter evening.
THE WOLKE AND. THE LAMBS. Ix this game, all:the ladies of a company may partici-
the edge of the top of them. The mark must be unbroken, or they will creep over
pate, but dhly one gentleman at a time—who should bo it; but a continuous chalk mark half an a man of dauntless courage and great power d) id - inch in width will set their depradations at
Trance. naught. Powdered alum or borax will keep
This latter personage is called the Wolf. The princi- / 4 : pal lady takes the part of the Shepherdess. The others|*2E chintz bugs at a respectable distance,
stand behind her ina single file, and constitute the Flock. and travelers should always-carry a pack-
“The aim of the Wolf is to catch the innocent lamb who) ‘ + Hips ‘age in their hand bags, to scatter over <¢ “may happen to beat the extremity ofthe flock. He, how-, © ae? tter over dnd
ever, manifests his hostile intentions by the following ity terrible announcement ! are): “Tam the Wolf! the Wolf! Come to eat you all ap. The Shepherdess replies, ‘‘ I am the Shepherd€sg, ii i “will protect my lambs.’’ ta > The Wolf retorts, “I'll haye the little white onel” the golden hoofs!” : 4 * ‘This dialogue concluded, the Wolf attempts. to,make san irruption in the line of the flock. But the Shepherd- i, ©58, extending her arms, bars his passage. If*he suo- ceeds in breaking through, the lamb placed at the end ‘seabandons her post before he can catch her, and places t herself in front of the Shepherdess, where she incurs no risk; and so on with the others in succession, till the Shepherdess finds herself the last of the row. } The game then finishes. The unlucky Wolf pays as = many forfeits as he has allowed lambs to escape him. If, on the contrary, he has contrived to seize one of \) them, he does not eat her, but has the privilege of salu- ting Wer, and compels her to pay a forfeit.
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THE RULE OF CONTRARY.
Tre rules of this game are not intricate, All the play- ers standing up, take hold of the sides of a handkerchief. The president of the game (taking hold with the rest) makes mystic circles on the handkerchief with his fore-
sy finger, exclaiming—
“tore we go round by thé rule of contrary ; when I say ‘Hold fast,’ let go; when I say ‘Let go,’ hold fasta”
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He then, says “Let go,” or “ Hold fast,” as h
4, seem inilecd. VWhen he says ‘‘ Let go,’’ those ) not hold fast pays forfeits ; when he says “ Hold fast, all who do not immediately let go are punished in like manner. ;
It may be thought by thosegyho have never attempted the game, that few victims are to be caught. by so simple a contrivance. We adyise all harboring such opinions, to try it at the earliest opportunity.
COME OUT OF THAT.
THis game is not complicated, being con- fined to the following dialogue :—
Come out of that!”
“What for?”
“Because you haye such or such a thing,
-and I have not.”
? Care must be taken not ta\name anything * yon really possess yourself, \\r that has been ra s Plager; thatgis, elgss_yoy
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under their pillows in.places where they have reason to suspect the presence of such bedfellows,—Journal of Chemistry.
\ A TAR’S PHILOSOPHY. ‘One night came on a hurricane, the sea wat mountains rolling, When Barney Buntline turned his quid, and saic to Billy Bowling, “A strong sow-wester’s blowing, Billy, can’t you hear it roar now? ‘Lord help’em! how I pitties all unhappy: folks / on shore, now!
Fool-hardy chaps as lives in towns, what dang- ers they are all in!
And now they’re quaking in their beds, for fear the roof should fall in.
Poor creatures, how they envy us, and wishes, T’ve a notion,
For our good luck, in such a storm, to be upon the ocean,
Then, as to them kept out all day, on business, from their houses, %
* And, late at night, are walking home to cheer '
their babes and spouses,
While you and’ T, upon the deck, are comfortably lying, :
My eyes! what tiles and chimney-pots, a their heads are flying.
bout
And often haye we seamen heard, how men are
killed and undone,
By overturns in carriages, and thieves, and fires, in London;
We’ve heard what risks all landsmen run, from noblemen to tailors,
So, Billy, let’s thank Providence, that you and I, are sailors!
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Copperas, or sulphate of iron, is an effec- tual disinfectant and deodorizer, and Germany the government authorities re- quire it to be used in all public convey- ances and elsewhere where needed, and the call for this, or some other disinfectant, in our railroad cars, where travellers are confined to the cars for several hours, and have occasion to use the conveniences (?) provided, must be apparent to all, and they should insist upon an abatement for this in- famous and unhealthy nuisance, wlsich might easily be remedied by having a small leaden tank affixed to each car, and filled with copperas in solution, with directions to have it used occasionally during the trip in each of the closets of every train.
No housekeeper should be without a sup- ply constantly on hand, and in solution, which they should direct to be used daily, especially in warm weather, in sinks, drains, water closets, and every place that is liable to a close, unhealthy and offensive atmos-| phere. oe
The Journal des Debats says: ‘It has just beem discovered that a solution of cop- peras sprinkled upon fruits and plants has a wonderful effect. Beans gained sixty per cent. in’size and quality, and pear trees are wonderfully benefited by the new fetilizer.
The above has been practiced by us for several years. We found it quite effectual in destroying the currant worm, by shower- ing with the solution. The dry copperas sprinkled freely under trees in the autumn, | when the canker worm is leaving the ground for ‘trees, will destroy the worms, and the applications of the copperas to the soil v at the same time, help the trees. y
Copperas is the cheapest disinfec. known, and its application is simple at perfectly safe, with this precaution, that it should not be-kept in a metal vessel, unless
of lead.
Mixed in the proportion of one pound of
copperas to eight quarts of water, and when
“thoroughly dissolved, poured down drains, | ° sinks, or water closets, will at once remove! the most obnoxious smell. No family, sta- ble, provision shop or slaughter-house should be without a supply; and cities would be wise to order its use in sprinkling the streets of unhealthy localities, as is prac- tived in. London. ‘‘Preyention is better than cure,” and we advise every one, before ‘the evil days come, and before our city is crowded to overflowing, as it soon will be,
‘to have a supply of copperas upon their
a d to use it freeiy.— Traveller.
| , The Lighthouse Board gives notice |that the optical apparatus on Gay Head, | Western end of the Island Martha's Vine-; yurd, Mass., will be modified so that on and after the 15th ot May ingst., every fourth flash will be red. I
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BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. Far from my haopy home } & ie I've left the land that gave me birth, In other climes to roam ; And time since then has rolled its years, And marked them on my brow ; Yet, I have often thought of thee— I’m -thinking of thee now.
Long hast thou watched my bed, And smoothed the pillow oft
For this poor, aching head, With touches kind and soft.
Oh! smooth it yet again, As softly as before ;
Once—only once, and then 1 need thy hand no more.
I’m thinking on the day, mother, When at my tender side,
You watched the dawning of my youth, Aad kissed me in your pride ;
Then brightly was my heart lit up With hopes of future joy,
While your bright fancy honors weve, Jo deck your darling boy.
Yet here J may not stay, Where J so long have lain, Through many a restless day, And many a night of pain. ‘I’m thinking of the day, mother, When, with inxious care, You lifted np your heart to heaven— _ - Your hope, your trast was there ;
But bear me gently forth Beneath the open sky,
Where, on the pleasant earth, Till might the sunbeams lie.
There, through the coming days, While'ioors salled @éyn your \eheets
’Thy long last loving Jook told more
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FOR WEEPING MOTHERS ©
, “ Taken from the evil to come,” aa. \ oU must not ery, my mot t. And wish me back nena, . oo
But think, how sweet ’t will be for me To suffer no more pain, ;
For all the little lambs of Chri RE wh or safe. you one rg! ere nothing harmful e ;
To take their joy awk " comedy a This little aching-head ‘of mine: lad ae
This poor hot, beating brow, — CBr: Will never, never hurt me then y J As they are hurting now, | /
: glad, I know.
z A i Be one” to see ; E ‘ or, “ Suffer them to come,” He sai Of children just like me, ’ ae
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Fond memory brings your parting words You must not cry, my mother dea; b] v5
Weakly, and suff’ring so; My Father thinks it best, that I
I shall not look to thee My weary side to raise, And shift it tenderly.
There sweetly shall 1 sleep, Noi wilt thou need to bring And put to my hot lip Cool water from the spring. -
Nor wet the kerchief laid Upon my burning brow; ‘Nor from my eyelids shade The light that wounds them now.
Nor watch that none shall tread, With noisy footstep, nigh; ,
Nor listen by my bed. {" To hear my faintest sigh ;
And feign a took of cheer, And words of comfort speak, Yet turn, to hide the tear * That gathers on thy cheek.
Beside me, where I rest, Thy loving hands will set
The flowers I tove the best: Moss-rose and violet.
Then to the sleep I crave Resign me, till I see
The face of Him who gave His life for thee and me.
Yet, with the setting sun, Come, now ant&then, at eve, And think of ie one For whom thou should’st not grieve ;
Who, when the kind release From sin and suffering came,
Passed to the appointed peace In murmuring thy name.
Leaye, at my side, a space, Where thou shalt come, at last,
Than ever words could speak. Should be the first ¢ rst to go.
I’m very sorry, mother dear, To leave you all alone,
And wish you had another child To love you when I’m gone,
And yet, perhaps, this very w This grief, so very iden mM Will make you oft’ner think of Christ. And love Him all the more.
And ’twill not be so very long, _ é Be ent Stn come to me ;— ! then I shall be happy qui For all eternity. tee
My God and Jesus will b _ And thengy my mother gas 9 Oh happy! happy! happy child! What glory waits for you. A ee Hy The little head fell softly down’ Peaek Pee breast; 7 smile just press’d the quivrinatti ee And abies se hike ey nivhips, ;
And tears fell from the mother’s éyés;
‘ I’m far away from thee, mother, No friend 1s near me now, To soothe me with a tender word, Or cool my burning brow ; The dearest ties affection wove, Are all now toro from me; ; They lett me when the trouble came— They didnot love like thee,
I’m lonely and forsaken now, Unpitied-and anblest ;
Yet stull I would not have thee know How sorely I’m distressed ; —
T kaow you would not chide, mother
, You would not give me biame ;
But sooth me with your tender words,
® ‘And bid me hope again.’
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I would not have thee know, mother, - ‘How brightest hopes. decay
The tempter with his baneful cup Has dashed them all away ;
And shame has left its venomed stingy To rack with anguish wild —
Yet still I would not have the The sorrows of thy child.
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Ob,.1 have wandered far, mother Since I deserted. thee, ; ; Such tear And left thy trusting heart to break, © Beyond the deep blue sea ; a Oh! mother, stul ilove thee well, And long to hear thee speak, — ~ And feelagain thy balmy breath Upoa my care-worn cheek. F
But ah! there is a thought, mother, Pervades my bleeding breast, That thy freed spirit may have flown
‘ To its eterualrest. - St ee Ol ae
And while I wipe the tear away, ;
There whispersin my ear |
A voice that speaks of Heavenand thee And bids me seek thee there. «-
Nor let it be afraid;—
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“fip! and see your suff'ring child," 4
| Alittle angel made.
nd now the Father’s glorious face, | |. Shell evermore behold, ‘While faraway from harm she dwells
teen : - Within the Heavenly fold.
To find a resting-place, When many years are past?
) GOOD-NIGHT. Me le cot re HT to thee, my absent one; a's
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[I waft it o'er the sea, And every breeze shall waft it on ; Unto its destiny; | aig _ And every wave that meets the wish Shall wake up echoing flight. And thus a chorus meet thine ear— A thousand kind “ good-nights.”
Good-night to thee, my gentle one, My wish to thee shall fly, »
And, as it lingers ’round thy heart, Shall bare me thy reply!
The silver moon is looking down On me with gentle beams,..
Aud, knowing that you see it now, It thus shall charm my dreams.
Thy friends have breathed their evening prayer For fortune to restore | :
The gentle one to whom I sing Back to her native shore;
And though good wishes crown thy brow, And all of love be thine;
There is no prayer among them all
More fervent-toned than mine. GEORGE G. SMALL.
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Grare Vines.—-Every man who be. has also a south side to it, and there dig de, _ gay four feet at least, and as wide and as long Ty | you have room. FPalverize and enrich the soi well, and there grow at least one grape vine. Kv- 3 orgageal who keeps house and has a family—as | all men should havé—will have to find some means | to dispose of soap ends and other refuse water, the year round. Now, jothing is more congenial to vines and fruit than daily contributions of such materials at the roots of the vine. In addition to putting it about the surface, you can make an un- --derground drain from your rear’ Goor, aod end it about two feet underground, contiguous to the roots of the vine; and then, to make room for all that may come, dig down two feet further, the size, of a hogshead, and fill to the top of the drain with sods, and fill up tho rest with earth. In so doing you have provided for that which otherwise might become a nuisance,and make it conduce very much’ to the growth of one of the greatest luxuries in the
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MY OWN SWEET WIFE AND L.Look up, and see the crown put on j commen Thy child’s fair, saintly brow; ew, +bla: maids are gre oaroimpl pains ore then say, is if ot all for good , te : wibs>. nas is “ti yw?” . A greater share of loss than gain 2 Papel my or are Most find in passing through it ; epee eae alee aL But wherefore at our lot repine To-day the storm sweeps by, To-imorrow’s sun we trust will shine— My own sweet wifeandl +~ She said Seven years and inore have we been wed. eS Bk And dark has been tha peeehniene: se 48 Yet never lack’d we daily bread,” ae __.Nor comfort when together; ‘We walk perchance while others ride, . Peds laugh wide others sigh, » S sutet = di i i ; at My eeittwnd ia al ey ge, Dani Ronn 4 : 3 Pe ney are daHing me home—they are calupg, — / — neon has oft been pressed, _ |} I hear their sweet voices een now; 2 And Gath the fr sks sweet dove, _., There is music, rich music, around me, With ones te i pe bath blessed /) And angels: aregjunning nay brow. True love’s a ble pb OVO 5 ~-} Then ask me not longer to tarry, Riches ne oot ng evermore, + Where carey pain and sorrow cin come _ Wepihe not-for no and fly, ®X’d leave this frail casket and fly, fer we Swhiticmia ha cal L store, f They’re calling, they’re calling me home.
» Then let the world go as it wi ; “Still hopefally welll try, eit Tf not our purse with gold to fill, To gild our home with joy;
And when the eve of life comes on, - Resting our hope on high, We shal not rue the moments gone, My own sweet wife and I,
Ed / | tay her’s poor droop'd head ©) 4’ edito the sun, 130 a yrds F , _And very softly to ‘her Gop, |.
“The weeping mother’s Was Tt
“Tay will be done.” ae a OS “ERNEST LER /
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[For the Standard.] TILE SPIRIT’S CALI. ‘\ BY-MRS. B. Ly CORBIN, od
J yi "They are calling me home—they are calling, {77° And nought could my spirit retain, Fane . A yoiece from yon heaven has reached me, ~~ #/)"_ With the promise of freedom and gain. ‘My spirit is sad, lone and weary,- And the angels are bidding me come— _ Familiarly sweet are their love tones, They are calling me—calling me home. - are galling, &,
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Pe eae one oe _s, © They are calling me home—they am ‘o~— 5 Earth’s love I nmst bidan adi REMEDY FOR DIPTHERI) { But grieve not my early ee; urture, lS Reg peeemie FOS ‘ For soon we'll b> ¢2 ona you. The New York Tribune says: ‘‘ We have re ,u Not long will T werd absence, recipe for the cure of diptheria from a physician W.2B ut oft to the lov ed ones L'il come— Oh then for the present I'll fly, for a They’re calling, they’re calling me home, |
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says that of 1900 cases in which it has been used, not {a single patient has been lost. The treatment con-
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and throat with a wash made thus: table salt, two dtachms; black pepper, golden seal, nitrate of potash, alum, one drachm each. Mix and pulverize, put into a tea-cup half full of water, stir well, and then fill up with good vinegar. ‘Use every half hour one, two and four hours, as recovery progresses. The pa- tient may swallow a little each time. Apply one
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ounce each of spirits of turpentine, sweet oil, and aqua ammonia, mixed, every hour, to, the whole of ; the throat, and.to the breast bone every four hours, . keeping flar ? to the part.” {
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tir jlon,is; take common soft soupand & yh shel lime until it is of the Co of putty; then make a leather thimble, fill it with the composition and insert the feloned finger. Mopesty complains that the water will soak through her shoes, and gh a recline m3 prevent irst, wear shoes that have no les : aad Wate ge half a,pint of * deging. pis 1 to it one ounce of turpentine, and h ou i: mix these carefully together Pia auktay the mixture over ee Ee orocell ith a sponge or soft brush. and reper 2 bie leather will hold no ang Then the shoes must be put away uutil perfectly dryss.,
nN. We have seen a very effectual cure for balky horses. Suppowe 300 HW one viz.: take the horse and w eae alr Po round in a circle until he becomes - nik pees ee’ eek ence Rost mee thn “Goite will start any f se. and three doses of the ' ; head aici ff. Let one persou seize him by the shea am 5 apy 2 the tail to administer well the coger: ee ) 2 areal es 4 “ : 5... " > Rosurt H. G. The measurement ofeistern® i8 as } follows: ten feet in diameter and nine feet deep, “will hold one hundred and, sixty-eight. barrels of jt water; one five feet in diameter, will hold five two- thirds barrels to each foot in depth; one six feet in diameter will hold six and three-fourths barrels per foot: one eight feet in diameter will hold twelve barrels, and 0 on. d _ A he
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How to act when the clothes take fire is an important piece of information. The Scientific American Bays:—
ee ae “Three. persons out of four would rush right up to the
burning individual, and begin to paw with their hands
without any definite aim. It is tSeless to tell the victim to do thts or that, or call forewater. In ie itis gene- rally best to say not.a word, but seize a’blanket from a bed, or a cloak, or any woollew fabric—if none is at hand, take any woollen material—hold the corners as far apart as you can, stretch them out higher than your head, and, running boldly to the person, make a motion of clasping in the’ arms, most about the shoulders. This instantly smothets the fire and saves the-face. The next. instant throw the unfortunate person on the floor.. This is an ad- ditional safety to face and breath, and any’ remnant of fame can be put out more leisurely. The,next instant, immerse the burnt part in cold water, and ali ‘pain, will
| cease with rapidity of lightning. Next, get some’ common
flour, remove from the water, and cover the” burnt parts. with an inch thickness of flour, if possible,,put they patient: to bed, and do all that is possible to soothe until the phy-
sician arrives, Let the flour remain until it falls offitself, * .|
when a, beautiful new: skin-will. be found Unless the” flour for burns is the most admirable remedy ever. pro- posed, and the information oucht:to be imparted, to all. The principle of its action is thiat, like the water, it éauses pain, by totally exeluding
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A VALUABLE Recipe. — The Journal of Chemistry publishes a recipe for the de- struction of insects, which, if it be one-half as efficacious as it is claimed to be, will prove invaluable:
Hot alum water is a recent suggestion as an insecticide. It will destroy red and black ants, cockroaches, spiders, chintz bugs, and all the crawling pests which in- fest our houses. Take two pounds of alum and dissolye it in three or four quarts of boiling water; let it stand on the fire till the alum disappears; then apply it with a brush, while nearly boiling hot, to every joint and crevice in your closets, bedsteads, pantry shelyes and the like. Brush the crevices in the floor of the skirting or mop boards, if you suspect that they harbor vermin. It, in whitewashing a ceiling, plenty of alum is added to the lime, it will also serve to keep insects at a distance. Cockroaches will flee the paint which has been washed in cool alum water. Sugar barrels and boxes can be freed from ants by drawing a chalk mark just around the edge of the top of them. The mark must be unbroken, or they will creep overit; but a
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p, i at bi & t ; “rs It was to bathe the ; m skin; erush the white mea halk -marleehalf sane: |: | (CReteny for them by soine person. ‘e thom” CERERER ff all the brow tt ss bread grater. Pour over | continuous chalk mar alf an inch in A ‘closely wits harp iknite: then ‘rub on well, green peach tree mortad, of oF Dolla gmnulis cover it, undstand itnear | width will set their depredations at naught. i leaves; When, aiter continuing the rubbing once or twiceia day, { lhene pint,o hour. Strain it, and let it get cold, Powdered alum or borax will keep the Z the corns will entirely. disappear, and not return, without the he fire for an hour. ind of white sugar, one 5 : a cause whieli first occasioned them. ‘Ihave often tried the remedy, Add, when cold, half a pou Vana half of super- chintz bugs at a respectable distance, and |_| andnever get ‘ous ‘that tak Saehnin cavay.t cA Bacd) Coruaslve rill of fine bakér’s ye MAIL Wontert eggs. Mix all || travelers should always carry a backage in i GME cotoubt, be made for wwintee use, y bruising the peach { ne ee iyaniet it rise One hour in Oi aoe their hand bags, to scatter over and under HI Teavesewhen green, then boil them in water until the aren : vell tog “ii are slowly for half an hour, in sha ) thicir pillows in places Wore they Haste ely exiracted; then take out the leaves, strain the water off the se ; lace. Bake A ; i} . j ment, and add a sufficient quantity of resin, beeswax, tallow, and | ’ — aa, reason to suspect the presence of such bed- i lard cil to make it coft enough, and simmer down without burn- Peers : fell i ing, until (he water is evaporated. Soften and prepare the corn ellows. i as before directed,’spread it on a small piece.of camprig or linen, 1 ms shat ! Sa Siler AE emaae _ , - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. 3 | “o i | Bushels. Pounds. ae ee aah | ¢ 4 | Wheat, Pitas. 60 ue Grass Seed, 4 EEE at Bg ~ } Shelled,Corn, ~~ 56 |. Buckwheat, 52 is given byt Corn i the ear, 70. | Dried Peaches, 38 m Lareet: Peas, J #4" 60 | Dried Apples, oe A t Rye, 56. | Onions, 57 P Oats, 32 | Salt, 50 Barley, ‘47 | Stone Coal, 80 ? . 3 7] i ; * Tnish Potatoes, ; 60.) Malt, 38 of the above-mentioned disease : tained San bae Potatoes: 65 | Bran, 20° Mr. Thomas Anderson giv s ce : Whife Beans, 60-| Turnips, 55 i j rec] ry: Boil tine Turke Stow” 46 | Plastering Hair, 8 ing recipe for cancer: | at ‘nel © cee ome ee 2 fies in new milk, which they wi ic 4 a 451 Corn Meal, = “} when they are tender, split and apply Sf ae “A oa ge ! aa \\them as warm as can ole cd e oe on choaie Pee round Peas, my i F . t BYOK y NOL, ; ae. yaGuhches, 22 deep, contains] barrel. — 1 art affected, whether bro en or } ; he & ha ause |) Ge dy Bhches, P, contains 1 barrel. — ! pact must be washed, every time the poul- k so how to treat a flesh you ne ; bee ead Doxa LF py WY inches, 8 deep, contains ] bushel, ~ k | | tice is changed, with some of the mitk;] one is liable to be placed in circumstane- A;DORIB DYSiglohes, S deep, contains 1 peck. ae use a fresh poultice night and Nae ed es away from surgical -and veterinary nid, A hox Hy Ainehes,' 414 deep, contains half a peck, ® ite and at least rita tie epate S ae where he may save his own life, the life of} * \ ag ie ' a see : F : Aa ees Wal drink a quarter of a pint © renty-four | ® friend or of a beast simply by the exercise |: eae eee ae Ay i figs are boiled in twice in twenty-four) ye Ps AdsriaRnova. kit ;hours. If the stomach will bear it, this} of a little common sense. In the first place | Sha Mey, so. x y | , \ ; must be persevered in for three Gr four] uioce the lips of the wound with the hands Bi es Bs peg i ine raat aero \ Fe : jaenered on a dry day, just. before or while in blossdm : ¥ months at wey ears Was cured, about | 274 hold them firmly together to check the ‘ig them. in bnudles, and suspend them:in a dry, airy i nud Co tee Aesth with only ais| flow of blgod until several stitches can be lage » wrap the medicinal ones in paper and keep them | | igix yea sore meets ass | oy i : \omtliokin« Pick off-the leaves oRMASE which arch we fe Peceads of figs, The cancer, which began | taken and a bandage applied. Then bathe CNet so rier sarin Be ch S x + a ced A, und and si em fine, and, keegthe | at the corner of his mouth, ine pales the wound for a long time in cold water. Waar BUS tHes,"éorkcoa ap tight Sou tt ; 7 : : e here 3 é ae Fe A ~* Fa. RD Bis i through his jaw, ge pee paifectle 4 Shon ld? ig be painful,” a correspondent} mo fatten towlsvin a shart time mix togethebground j 2,3 . - pir hyp ; : g * ecaeee i X toget ‘gro | nits pee any tendency to ysays, ‘take a panful of burning coals and Cdl pa with milk, and add.some eoapse.Sugar. cured ag never t . 2 i mB th REWER, imal return. Shouldit ever do so, the figs|/ sprinklesypon them common brown sugar, ~ aes Be ao Pes Pay ORR much at : qv : 4 ie : Bee; tet pre 1 Ae Ah should be again applied. The first appli and hold the wounded part in the smoke.[e ee ee sie spaces or cation gives a seis deal of pane we In a minute or two the pain will be allayed, |} —Warts are very troublesome ws : } e TE ressin xLV hi : t 7 ; ing is a perfec meets ach. Greseing: & d been|and the recovery proceeds rapidly, In}} disfiguring. The followings a p | woman cured by this remedy had been OT cau of the: aawect, . aaa ‘afflicted ten years; her breast bled exces-|my case a rusty nail had made a bad | » ta rete a Weenan’s 4 Ik \ : . ’ "~ a ce | sively ; ten pounds cured her; wound in my foot. The pain and nervous] !e@ving any s Ss g as Ee ee ee eee. ae peers: : rescription, and has been tested by | ge ey a oe ‘ jirr re sever This w ll re- {||P : | : ; .. pitritation ;were severe, Vas all re : re il piece of raw . es, Re talealiied aacnaimamiacs epee ‘moved. by holding it in smoke fifteen minu-||t2© We? : REES & Same ih attained show of evergreens in winter may be had by a very /MOVECs DY a ‘ beef, steep it all night in vinegar, cut } ‘simple plan, which has been found to ae a ae pies: and I was able to resume my reading as much from it as will cover the wart, well on a small scale. If ye a he : hs in, | Comfort. We have often recommended. and tie it on it; or, if the excrescence ’ healthy and luxuriant trees, just before the winter my : A a a a is ; r : as dig a cston slips, and immersed in soap and water, they will, }1t to others with like result. Last week, is on the forehead, fasten it on with | me after drooping for e fow days, shed sib ne eh ie one of my men had a nail torn out by a strips of sticking plaster. It may be A ee ihseot iets ‘ut heeee (the ones tried | Pair Of ice'tongs. It became very painful, || semoved in the day, and put on every acing a number of bottles thu @ i ied | i | : 5, : a Be yeu pint ones,) and putting them in flower-baskets, as Was to be expected. Held in sugar-} | night. In one fortnight the wart will | with moss to conceal the bottles, a show of Misael 4 ismoke twenty minutes, the pain ceased and die and peel off. The same prescrip- / easily insured for a whole season. They require no fresh ‘promised speedy recovery.” Pl ti j ure corns. AG aad like other plants; and in the spring they may be EP! aised P y bani Es J tion will cv as Rey SOE oT 2 played out to adorn the flower borders. The coarse, large ‘ ee = ; —__ | 3 ad sorts, such as the oak-leaf and scarlet, answer best. { e-Gentlemen, send your old hats to MEDICAL x {Take a pailfal of water (say three gallons) “5 "BR Gewis & Oo., 75° Court Street, | | i and thicken it over the fire with rye or. wheat Boston, and have them made ovei ie k four, or with the comman starch thatis used | the latest Spring styles. It wil only | ance r ; spe i ‘ps. Thicken the whole | cost from one to. two dollars and yours " [for dressing satinehuxayps. A : eae ert 2 /¥ hie SSsistency of cold mo- \hat will look as good as new. ar a | : threo gallons to the cous - y ig ate hi TA ee PURE) ; Cured, by DR. KINGSLEY, who has dass Then take a int of |this, stAxehy) a | been engaged in a very extensive and 1asses. zs E } id water, and. ; x successful practice at ROME,N.Y.,for more thaa pean ‘ r it into another pmilful of co pa: —_ ty years. Thousands of persons cured of this much- a i n, aud mix | ‘f “ dreaded disease, who came from various parts of the i add one tablespoonfu f Pariggteen, . . é loo, 9 world, are now living witnesses of his wonderfu! | ) le thoro care being taken to ; Sy. skillin rescuing them from u terrible and untimely | 4) the whole A inkler } 1 death. Doctors, ministers, and the poor cured free. a keep it evenly m pply Yi gma de 5 ” - | Write fora circular, giving full particulars. Addres. < | ae a " ‘syringe. This is nour receip Rao a ‘ ¥ | eee but-the latest method for extermi- | ; W.J. P. KINGSLEY, m.w.. Rome, N, ¥; ing potato bu i rahe , Rie Ne kN Seas 3 : nating P — ngs. mai aoe Ey ory NS Leghorns, ) bores in, Kisses im and “disappears, The iB eth. 2 vs Foun; a IS released, feeli See Ee ith hh Se ability t White Brahmas, Dark Brahmas, and Houdans— f\ | a ope and elated, and Veena “i pass a | * "i ¥ +O) each variety of the best stock that could be op- | “@.other end of the room. His feelin \
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BY JANE GREY SWISSHELM." |
A lady met me this morning, saying, ‘Did you see that receipt tor curing hydrophobia in yesterday’s paper?” I had not seen it. ‘‘Well,” she con-| | tinued, ‘it is just the cure IT wante dq, jyou to write about two or three years’ jago—the old Chester Valley cure. It adil was hnown to fail, and was used in hundreds of cases in the eastern’ partof thestate. I remember hearing {of itaslong asI cam remember any-| thing. I have told people, and told and talked, and no one would mind| me. I tried to get you to write a let- ter about it and now you must write, (es people will not believe. They will read and forget all about it.”
I remember perfectly her anxiety ithat 1 should write to the public and iproclaim that elecampane and fresh |milk are the specific for hydrophobia, | apd my purpose to repeat the account ysbe gave me of it, but do not remem- [ber why I did not do so. That I may atone for my negligence I now repeat whdi she so long ago told me and Which she now urges me to make as public as possible.
In ber old home in Chester county,
and wide, when any one had been bitten by a rabid suimal. stood to be a root, which he himself, | dug in the woods. He milked a pint | of milk fresh from the cow, put his | oot into it, boiled it; gave it to the | Hatient fasting; made. him fast after) aking it; gave a second and third}; tose on alternate days, and. never|! fsiled in effecting a cure. In some Way which she had forgotten, his se-; feret transpired, and the root was} Pknown to be elecampane. The story, current in the country,)
covery in the days of Penn, and ap-| plied to the Pennsylvania legislature) for a grant of $300 for making bis se-! icret public. His offer was treated ‘with contempt, and he resolved that
Pont a drunken son knew it, wrote out She recelpt, making a number of copies ignd tried to sell them at one dolar Ripiece. One of them was offered to say informant’s grandfather, who S\ughed at this vender of important ™ “eal knowledge. He only suc- (eed in sclling two, one of these to m jtyan who made such effective use * git. So well did he establish the lo-
Syeputation of his specific, that, in neighborhood, folks were not . Paid of mad dogs. His reputation has parallel to that of Dr. Marchant, ‘5% Greensburg, to whom every one in
his part of the country used to go, or Sena, waen bitten by a mad dog.
The intelligence and integrity of my nformant are beyond question, and fT regret that her love of privacy should Perevent Ler giving the weight of her ‘mame to her conviction that you have publ she an unfailing specific for hy- adrophobia. The people of Chester ivalley are not of a class likely to be
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est Picture Rod Moulding made. It forms a neat Gold or Silver cormmice around the room, = It prevents the mutilating + the walls by driving nails for hanging pic- ture’. ‘The position of the pictures ean be changed at any time simply by: moving the hooks along the moulding. I[t requires no skill in putting up, as theve are no nails to be driven through the moulding, or pmutty- | iug tobe done. Nothing to disturb the | old face ef the cornice. Address, L. F. SNOW, Sole Agent for | New neglape, No. 7 Frauklin Aven wBos- ; lon, Samples will be sent by mail toany ad- 4 Cress. jan 80-—~—G:m pari Ca THE SQUASH KUvibORER.—A writer fm) e Independent protects his squash vines} ‘from the root-borer by the following } method, which he says is effectual: Dis- | solve saltpetre in water; an ounce of | saltpeter to a gallon of water. Pour | this freely on the young plants as soon - they come out of the ground, till the earth is thoroughly wet. In four or five days re peat this operation. At the same distance 0 time repeat this again. Probably about ‘three times will be enough. He does not ' wait for the vines to wilt or show signs of
the enemy, but applies the preventive, whether needed or not. Itevill do no harm.
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in the following manner : ee A middle-aged lady, the mother of six
-in the back by taking saltpeter and brandy. Small-pox was prevailing in the city. Mrs. was exposed to. it, and contracted the. disease. The premonitory symptoms were yiolent—fever extremely high—severe pain in the head, and excruciating pain in the res gicn of the kidneys. 5 fo
A physician was called during the night,, but, in doubt as to the nature of the di ease, though suspecting it to be a case
Fever. and pain inereasing, she begged her husband -to prepare for her the old preparation of #ult-
to be had, but he crushed a piece of nitre as large fs 7a common white bean,” This she took ina teaspoonful of cold water, FKeel- ing some better, the dose was once,or twice repeated. Pain soon subsided and : p | well during the remainder of the night, au awakened feeling perfectly well! When theydoetor called he was greatly astontshee to see. Mrs. —--~ superintending the affairs*o! her household. He left without. any pesséription. She had sixty wel fined pustules in her face ; but the
ful, levelopments of small-po | &D “person fata: dant eaae ; pe ‘ance in keeping with those on her face, . Pee tine all her children. and Hea band were similarly affected by fever and j pain in the head and back, and receiv simlar treatment, and the results ware,the same, — ing contagion, to whom
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cases all 2 Oe from pain and féver in less. than an . The pustules were speedily developed, but were more like the diseas in its convalescent stages than at any other period...As te the quantity given, if wa not at all definite, but the first pationt,
the bulk of three ordinary white nay beanss 5-2" : git / We ‘give: these statements because we learh rege various sources that small-pox: | is unusually prevalent. Physicians and cautious nurses would do well-to give-niter j a tair-and full trial. The cases to which. we refer were those of active Jaboring families,
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For InvALips.—Crust coffee is an excellent substitute for tea and coffee; brown the crusts in the oven, pour hot water on, and let it stand | for an hour on the back of the range ; use inilk same as for other coffee,
For Dysrepst1a.-—Burn alum until the mois- ture in it is evaporated; then take as much as you can put onadime about halfan hourbefore eating. Three or four days probably will | answer; but take it until cured.
GuTTine Rip or Warts.—It is said that the erushed leaves of the common bean yield a | juice, which, Squeezed_on warts two or three. times a day, will cause them to dry up and dis- appear.
To Keep tHE Frer Warm.—Previous to re- tiring at night, and before undressing, remove the stockings and rub the feet and ankles briskly with the hands. During the day, wear two pairs of stockings composed of different. fabrics, one pair of silk or cotton, the other of
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valent in Chieago, would it not be well to, ublish thefollowing simple remedy for the » publie ?
| Saltpeter was accidentally discovered to be | a specific for the loathsome disease. It was
children, bad often sought relief from a pain ~
} | Posy etek small-pox, he made no prescription, prom-? |
ising. to return at early dawn.
peterand brandy. The latter was then nof, |
making:
buteslightly inflamed, and not att phi 1 |
Several families caught the prevails” told his Sar and recommended the same remedy, = in,
se facts came to us at first hand, a ad
the reader may rely upon them as exact | fatetoahis without embellishment orexag--
within an hour, must have -taken of nitre
living dn.small tenements and in the winter |
Cure for the Small-Po ie
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Se A. correspondent of the Stockton (California) Herold. speaks as follows concerning the small-pox and its “remedy : ae 5 ag
_ “Therewith append a recipe which has been used to my knowledge in hun- dreds of cases. It will prevent or cure the small-pox though the pittings are
) filling. When Jenner discovered cow- ox in, England, the worlds of urled in avalanche of fame-up
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school of medicine in the world.th; of Paris—published this receip panacea for small-pox, it passed
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| recipe as J have used it, and cured m | children of scarlet fever ; here it is a3
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| one-grain; fox-giove— (oigitelis), ° | grain; half a teaspoonful o water.
hours. cording to age.
e no need of pest-houses.
for that terrible disease. ba
* “ SPAUNTON. The troubled * e | death*to them. He sprinkled his plants, which were covered with the beetles, and found that in just about two minutes after the soot struck them they let gonthetr, grip and fell off dead. To be more certain he caught some and placing them on a poard dosed them with the same stuff and they
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ire POULTRY NOTES, THE Brown LEGHORNS.—These are a hardy, medium-sized fowl, of a quiet disposition if proper- ly cared for, great layers of fair-sized very white eggs and what is termed non-setters; not one of ‘our own flock has manifested any ‘‘ symptoms of setting,” as an Irishman said, this Spring. They arein every regarda desirable fowl for one whe _ wishes to keep hens for eggs only.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.—Here is a useful table of weights and measures «as recognized by the United States. Cut it out, farmer, and put it in your serap-book for reference in time of need; if you have no scrap-book, you ought to have one:
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Bush. Lbs. Bush. Lbs.
‘| Apples, dried 24 Peas, 60
4 Beilin : 60 ground, : 20
Beans, Castor, 46 Plastering hair, ‘8
white, 60 Potatoes, Irish, 69
Bran, 20 sweet, 55
‘|| Buckwheat, 52 Rye, 50
|} Corn, shelled, 56 Sait, 65
in the ear, 70 Seed, blue grass, 44
meal, 48 clover, 60
Lime, unslacked, 30 flax, 56
Malt, 38 herap, 40
ats, 32 Hungary grass, 54
| Peaches, dried, 33 millet, 50
) Peanuts, African, 32 Timothy, 45
Tennessee, 28 Turnips, 55
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THE BEST CHICKENS.
Nor unfrequently we are asked which is the best breed of chickens ; but it is by no means an easy question to answer. If we were to ask the same question of a dozen men, all haying dif-
ferent breeds in their possession, we should not be surprised to hear as many answers as there were men. While men differ and we continue to have so many breeds of chickens of superior quality it will be vain to expect them to agree as to which is the best. We are reminded of the gentleman who said he was glad that all men were not like him, or all would have pre- ferred his wife ; but was speedily met with the rejoinder from another gentleman: “ And if all were like me nobody would have wanted her.” So with the choice of chickens. While some pre- fer a certain breed and will have no other, others will prefer any breed to that. The Poultry Bul- letin commends the beauty of the Black Spanish,
_ ‘wool, and the natural heat of the feet will be | and Mr, J. Y, Bicknell speaks highly of them as
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preserved, if the feet are kept clean, and the friction of the same is net omitted at night.
_ Coury For Incipient Consumprion,—Live temperately, avoid liquor, take a daily sponge | bath, wear flannel next the skin, and take,
the cow, mixed with a wineglass of the ex- | pressed juice of green horehound, A person
layers and as to their hardiness. ©. Y. Wilson,
' Of Massachusetts, extolls the Licht Brahma, and, while some prefer them of a modified age, he wants them as large as possible and claims that a blindfolded epicure could never @istin- every morning, one half pint fresh milk from | Oe ee
E. 8, K. writes to the Poultry World: ‘As many persons are inquiring what breed
of fowls is the best for general purposes, permit / me to say that, after fairly trying Leghorns, ) White Brahmas, Dark Brahmas, and Houdans— each variety of the best stock that could be ob-
who has tried this remedy says that four weeks’ use Of the horehound and milk relieved the pains of my breast, and gaye me the ability to breathe deep, long, and free, strengthene an
harmonized my voice, and restored me on better state of Mealth than Inad enjeyed for years, The remedy to be effective | aust be continued fer some time, it Co
others. Leghorns produce as many eggs as Houdans;, but the chickens are tough and ' stringy, Spm paced with Hou
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heeded; it is as unfailing as fate and conquers in everydnstance. - It isharm- less when taken by a well person. “It will also cure scarlet fever. Here isthe |}
have used it to cure the small-pox; | when learned physicians said the ps tient must die, it cured: Sulphate of zinc,
sugar; mix with two tablespoons{ul of water. When thoroughly mixed add four ounces of Take a- spoonful, every hour.” Either disease will disappear in. twelve | For a child smaller doses, ao- If counties would com-
el physicians to use this, there would” ™ B. If you ‘ ered objectionable by three-fourths of those value advice and experience, use this |
ette is informed by a resident who is | potato bugs that he finds soot sure |
tained—I find that Houdans are superior to all ||
dan chi:kens, while |
"| gPEWED OYSTERS. — Ree -féllowing is said to be Delmonico’s | method of stewing oysters: Take onequart of liquid oysters, put the liquor (a teacup- i ful for three) ina stew-pan, and add half | as much more water, salt and a good bit of ' peppe -- a teaspoonful of rolled eracker for leach, Put on the stove and let\ it boil. Have your oysters ready in the bowl. The | moment the liquor begins to-boil , pour, in jall your oysters, say te : fo ‘each person, or {six willdo. Now wateh carefall, a das: | Hsoon as it begins to boil take out your watch, count just thirty seconds, and take your oysters frem the stove. You will have your big%dish ready with one anda half tablespoorsapylg@F cold mflk for each | person. Put won this milk and serve immediat ever. boilan oyster in milk if you wis tgebe good. 7 i
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the hens are no better as setters. Both Light and Dark Brahmas have the defect of aceumu- lating fat with such facility that, unless great care is exercised in feeding them, they cease to
and the chickens are mainly legs after they get too large for broilers. Houdans are such rest- less and persistent foragers that, an excess of grain thrown to them does not. render them lazy.”?
in the Houdans—restlessness—would be consid-
choosing a new breed, and especially those liv-
{ ing in or near towns and villages, where they are likely to bother their neighbors.
_F. J. King writes the ‘Poultry Argus:
“T have fully made up my mind to raise the Brown Leghorns, in spite of anything. I have tried in the course of my experience a great many breeds of fowls, and have settled down on Brown Leghorns as being the best and.most.
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are more profitable with me than poultry.”
Mr. King speaks for eggs alone; and thus we might go through the list, some claiming for the Games great superiority for the fineness and de- licious flavor of the meat, which is generally _ conceded. While we have not even a desire to _ settle the question as to the best, we have a | word to those who wish to improve their chick-
ens on the farm by crossing and grading up, _ thus avoiding the expense of starting anew at fancy prices. Several important points should be looked to—such as laying qualities, early
_ maturity, large size of body without too great |
_ length of legs, meat fine, juicy, and of good fla- vor, and especially they should be hardy. Our experience is in favor of the Partridge _ Cochins ; but, from our limited knowledge of the Buf€ Cochins, we believe them about equal, _ the bodies heavy and well feathered and legs short. The Partridge Cochins lay well winter and summer, mature early, are good mothers, \ docile, very hardy, and meat. delicious.” By put- ting one cock with ten or twelve hens the flock - will soon be graded up. These cocks should be exchanged for others, or sold and others bought every spring, and there need be but little trouble _about sickness. Two neighbors buying one | year can exchange the next. Good cocks can be bought for from $2 to $5, and the increase in weight alone of the half-breeds will doubly pay for them the first season.—Journal of Agricul- ture and Farmer,
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/ The Time Poultry Huntsville, Ala. Po .ltry raisers do not think to keep hens after they become five years 0
average number of eggs usually layed th
after birth by each hen is eighteen ; the segs one hundred and ten; the third year, and twenty-eight ;"t@e fourth year, one hu eight, after which the number layed each year de-
in a pepper-box and dust it into the hair of your cattle
shot for all sorts of insects and bugs. SST: ay
q A New TREATMENT OF DIPHTHERIA. —Diph- :
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theria still prevails {n and about tho city toan alarming extent, and has been so maglignant this winter as to baffle the skill of the best phy- There are, of course, yarious modes of treatment, some of them directly opposed to one another; but all of them have repeatedly failed. Any method which seems reasonable or plausible is worth trying, and what purports to be a new ' discovery appears to be deserving of ‘considera- “tion, A young taan in the West, whose’ arm had | been amputated, was recently attacked with the | disease before the limb had healed. To the sur-
7/14 prise of his physician, the matter Incident to
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| diphtheria appeared on the arm where it had been severed, in‘ place of depositing itself as usual in the throat, and the case’ proved to jba a very mild one. The doctor profited. by | this strong intimation from nature, to whom | many of his profession pay very little heed, and fwhen next called to visit a diphtberitic patient, | blistered his chest. There most of ‘the deposits showed themselves, and the patient speedily re- Seovered. Hence itis Inferred that the disorder generally affects the throat on account of the thinness of its lining, and not because it is any
f of its morbid law to do so. When the blis- ’ ‘gs the epidermis, the tenderness of that ‘the body draws the virus in the sys-
or, instead of to the throat, as ordina-
iis may prove to be of vast.advantage &Ynedical fraternity. If it shenld jit would
aly one of many instances in which what we j (
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GRAFTING-Wax,
one part tallow. When the ingredients are
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Lice on Cattle.—Jno. D., Dotyville, Wis. Get}
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“~ molasses candy. If used in cool weather
will be necessary to keep it in warm wate: and in hot weather cold water will be neede
For nursery grafting, this wax is sometim
melted and spread on narrow strips of clo
Which are wound around the graft. —_————_—_—___»@ 9%.
Disease,is sometimes com- municated through the use of, or in washing, infected clothing. Its approach is very insidious, and persons often suifer for a long time from the disease before knowing what they have. ¢ Most cases, however, are preceded by the primary
of the poison into the blood. The symptoms i of secondary or constitutional Syphilis which first appear are generally a redness or engorge- -}™ment of the tonsils and throat, eruptions on ‘ the scalp, face, and other parts of the body, and ulcerations of the mouth and tongue. They are more rapidly developed, and much ag- gravated, by scrofulous predisposition,
When the symptoms of Syphilis have ap- peared, add to each bottle of AyER’s SARSA- PARILLA one drachm of the Iodide of. Potas- , Stun, and-take the mixture in large doses
with each meal. After taking it for six
N weeks, then substitute for a month, twenty
drops of Tincture of the Muriate of Iron three
times a day in half a glass of water. Thus
alternate these two remedies until the disorder
is expelled from the System. Perhaps months
may be required for acure. When tlie consti-
tutional effect is produced, the disease will
begin to disappear. Ulcers in the mouth or
throat should be touched with a solution of
\ | twenty grains of Nitrate of Silver in an ounce
| of water every other day ; if on the skin, bathe _them daily with a solution of fiye grains ¢
Sive sublimate in one ounce of soft water.
Avoid exposure, malt liquors, spirits, and to-
bacco, and take a plain but generous diet. This
Ip a tenacious-disease, and the patient must
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persevere.in the treatment, and, after becom- ing ap) &oc tly well, should continue the SAR- SAPAR’’ ‘or four or five weeks,
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ulceration, and should, as soon as possible, be | submitted to the treatment of a physician. By | cauterization he may prevent the absorption |
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A reader writes us for a recipe for making| the following remedy for eaenene, grafting-wax that will not melt‘in summer nor| Bays, after repeated eee
A erack in winter, Replying we would say that ford ‘alimoss, instant meses a three parts*resin, three parts bebswax, and two parts tallow will make an excellent grafting- G . wax. A cheaper wax that has given us good ) . Satisfaction is made by melting together four i parts good, clear resin, two parts beeswax and
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yard’ of San Gabriel, the largest in the | i 500,000 gallons of wine and 100,000 of brand
“unskilled labor employed is i ese, but the experts are mostly fr : a districts of France and Germany, Americans jearn’ the process readil grapes are stemmed and squeezed f chinery. The juice runs into vate, where 16 ; suficiently, and is pumped the cellars, Ther h clarified b :
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rhi i filtered througa charcoal, an tehwn ‘Off into casks for shipment, As to t profits of grape culture, it is calculated that t yines will bear in the third year after the cnt tings ave set out, give a profitin the fourth, and in the fifth yield enoagh to pay all expenses, 1n- cluding the co-t of the land. There are seven wine-producing districts in California, and the tolal vintage this year is 12,600,000 gallons. Some of this will be distiiled for brandy, and some drunk at home, but the bulk will be sent | eastward, to be sold under foreign labels. — | 2 The Proper Position for Sleeping. A 4 From the London World. | A German, Baron Reithenbach, has aes pied many years in studying the art of i ep ing, or rather bed placing, and maintains it | properly placed beds will shorten aman’s li ie ae Tf a mere magnet exercises an influence on Pe : sitive persons, the earth’s magnetism ynust a tainly make itself felt on the nervous itty of 2 i 4 In whatever hemisphere, you may always page| with your feet to the parted ey let your bo ’ ie “true as a.needle to the pole, j ? The proper direction of the body is of mt most importance for the proper cipculption (0) an blood, and many disturbances in the Eee fs have been cured by simply placing the be st 3 ; a different point of «the compass froy that it a occupied, Let such as have hither pce te cs habit of sleeping with their heads w, alae aoe se ought to be take to heart the exanrple of the a Dr. Elschwester, of Magdeburg, wlio died recen age of 109 years, ~ )- A sia most unhealthy position, we are told, - -when the body lies due East and West. np tel servers assure us that to sleep in such - Lopes istantamount to committing suicide, ; mahi ap diseases are often aggravated by deviations fr thie proper postures. i Y} iter i Druggists’? Circular offers A writer in the Gg an ve never fails to-af-
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unce; chloroform, one dram. , and shake
all together; then pour twenty-five or ia
drops into the ear, and close itup wit a 8
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A CURE FOR HYDROPHOBIA.—Dr. Buisson, of Paris, was lately called in to treat a woman who had been seized with hydro- phobia, and in whom the disease had reached its final crisis. Hay- mg bled the patieut he wiped his hands with a cloth moistened by the saliva of the dying person. On the foretinger of the left hand he had a trifling wound, with the skin broken. He at once per- ceived his imprudence, but trusting to the method of cure lately discovered by him, he was satisfied with washing in water. “Thinking,” says M. Buisson, ‘‘that the malady would not declare itself before the fortieth day, and having many patients to visit, I put off taking mygemedy of vapor baths from one day to an- other. Onthe ninth day, being in my closet, I felt all at once a pain in the throat, and one yet more keen in my eyes; my body felt so light that I thought if [ jumped I could raise to a prodigi- ous height, or that if I threw myself from the window I should be able to floatin the air; the hairs of my head were go sensitive that it seemed to me as if, without seeing them, I could have
drawn under water,
counted them; saliva rose continuously in my mouth; contact |
with the external air caused me frightful pain; and I shunned looking at anything bright. I had an incessant longing to run after and bite, not men, but animals, and even objects about me. I drank with difficulty, and I may mention that the sight of water tried me more than the pain in my throat; I believe that by shut- ting his eyes every one with hydrophobia may drink Attack came minutes, and I observed that the pain began in the foretingers, and_ stretched along the nerves of the shoulder. ‘Thinking that my system war only preservative, not curative, in its nature, I took a vapor bath with the intention, not of healing, but of suffocating myself. When the bath was ata height of 02 deg. centigrade—52 centigrade— 12314 Fahrenheit ; 57 centigrade=134 Fahrenheit ; 63 centigrade ==142 Fuhrenheit ; 37 centigrade—96 Fahrenheit ; 63 centigrade— 142 Fahrenheit—ail the symptoms disappeared as by enchantment, and I have felt nothing of them since, I have treated more than eighty persons who have been bitten by animals in a state of mad- ness, and all have been saved by this method” When a person has been bitten by a mad dog he should be made to take seven of the so called Russian vapor baths, from 57 deg. to 63 deg. centi- grade hot, one every day, by way of preventive. In case of the malady having distinctly shown itself, the vapor bath should be heated rapidly to 37 deg. centigrade, then slowly to 68 deg. The patient should strictly confine himself to his room until he ig quite well. Dr. Buisson mentions some other curious facts. A man in America was bitten by a rattlesnake, about sixteen miles from home, home, went to bed, perspired plentifully, and the wound healed dike any simple sore. ing, the virus being dissipated by perspiration. If an infant who as been vaccinated 1s made to take a vapor bath the vaccination
~ is of no effect.—L’ International
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* Grarrine Wax.—Mel ; together ee ‘ounds of resin, one-half pound be Aa 4 one and one-half gills of linseed oil’and
horoughly work it. Some have a preju-
dice against animal fats in grafting wax. | | They:think it injurious to the stock. Made \ with the oil it adheres better than with tal-\», ow, and@ hot sun will melt the tallow,
@ it will harden the oil. - South Turner, Me.
and would be leftat Montevideo a short time to r Another Jetter states that he was taken down by a and had the presence of mind to cut the fine after pe
Wishing to die in the bosom of his family he ran |
The bite of the tarantula is cured by danc- ®
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