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Snare the Birds.

Sfe-C VIC oAA0os
Mr.. G. 7. Glover lately read highly
interesting paper upon the subject Of
entomology as applied to agriculture, -
before the United States Agricultural
Society. in which the following para
graph occurs:
Here let me put in a special plea for
insectiYerous birds, which appear to ksye
been seen to keep the "balance Of power
in insect life, which insects would other
wise multiply to such degree as to be
perfectly unbearable, and render the agri-
culturist's toll entirely useless. A far
mer keeps a watch dog to guard his
premises, and cats to kill rats and mice
in his granary and barn; yet he suffers
any unleathered biped to tear down his
rails in order to get chance shot at q
robin, wren or blue bird. which may be
unfortunate enough to be on his premises,
and yet these very birds do him more
good than either dog or cat, working dill
igently from morn till dark, killing and
destroying insects injurious to the crops.
which if not thus thinned ont, would
eventually multiply to such an extent as
to leave him scarcely any crop whatsoever.
Birds are accused of eating cherries and
other fruits. True; but the poor birds
merely take tythe of :he fruit to pay
for the Tree, which, but for their unceas.
ing efforts, woald otherwise have been
killed in its infancy To exemplify the
utility of birds, l will give one or two
instances thSt have occurred under my
own observation
Some years ago took fancy to keep
bees; accordingly hives were procured
and books red upon the subject. One
day king bird OR bee martin was OBJ
served to be very busy abodt the hives.
apparently swapping up every struggling
bee he conld find, Indignant at such a
breach of hospitality. as his nest was on
the premises, l hastenel to the, honse to
procure a gun to shoot the Auraier.-
When l returned perceived greyish
bird on the bushy top of tree, and
thinking it was the robber. i fired and
down dropped a poor innocent little
Phoebe bird. Hoping to find some con-
ISOLATION to my conscience for having
committed this most foul murder, 1 in
wardlly accused the poor little Phoebe of
having killed the bees AMI having de-
termined to ascertain the fact by lisSect-
ing the bird, it was opened. when much
to my regret and establishment, it was
found to be full Of the striped cucumber
bugs, and not one single bee. Here l
had killed the very bird which had been
working for me the whole season, and
perfectly innocent Of the crime for which
it had been sacrificed. After this circunl-
stance determined never to let gun be
fred upon the premises. excepting on
special occasions and at present the
place is perfectly crowded during spring.
summer and autumn. with the feathered
songsters, which build their nests in my
very porch. and bring up their young
perfectly fearless Of mankind and al
though cherries, Strawberries. &C., do
suffer, yet the insects are not quarter as
numerous and troublesome as they were
formerly.
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statistics Of Mus.1Iar Power.

MN has the power os initiating every,
motion hut thit Of flight. To effect
these. he has in IN i,u.ity and health, sixty
homes in his head. sixty in his thighs and
legs. Sixty-two in his arms AMI hanis!
sixty in his trunk He has, also.'
4i4 muscles. His heirt makes sky
four pulSniions in minnte. anil there
fore. 2.940 in an hOur--29 100 ii day.
There are also three complete circrlations
Of his blood il the space Of an hour
In respect to the comparative speel Of
animated beings. AMI Of impeIle,l DO lies,
II NAV be remirkel that size anil con-
struction seem to have little in1uence.
nor has comparative strength. although
one body giving any quantity of motion
to another is said to loose so much Of its
own. The SloIh is by no means small
animal, and yet it can only travel fifty
PAGES in day; a worm crawls only five
inches in fifty aeronds; but lady bird
can fly twenty million times its own
length in less than an hour. An elk can
run a mi in Seveu minutes. An ante
lope can run n mile in a minnie; the
will mule of Tartary has speed even
greater than that; an eagle can fly eigh-
teen leagues in an honr; and canary
falcon can even reach two hun,lre'l and
fifty leagues in the short space of sixteen
hours.
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SPEAK KINDLY. TO THY MOTHER
Young man. skeak kindly to your moth
er, and courteously. Of her. But little
time anil you shall see her no more for
ever. Her eye is dim. and her form is
bent, and her shadow falls toward the
grave. Others may love You fOndly
but never again while time is yours,
shall any ones love be to you as that OF
your old, trembling. weakened mother
has been.
Through helpless infancy her throb-
bling breast was yonr safe protection anil
support; in Maynard, testy boyhood.
she bore patiently with your thoughtless
rudeness; she nursed you safely through
legion of ills and maladies.
Her hand bathel your burning brow.
or moistenei your parched lips; her eye
lighted up the darkness of nightly vigils.
watching sleeTless by your side as none
but her conld watch. Oh, speak not her
name lightly. for yon cannot live so many
wears as would suffice to tn, nix her fully
Through reckless and impatient youth,
she is your counsellor and s01ace. To a
bright manhood she guides your steps for
improvement; nor even then forsakes or
forgets.
Speak gently then. anil reverently. Of
your mother; and when you. too. shall
be old. it shall in some degree. Tighten
the remorse which shall .be yours for
other sins, to know that never wantOnly
have you outraged the respect due to
your aged mother.
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SUeARREFISISG APPAEArUs.-Tn some
stages Of sugar refining. and in Turkey
red dyeing, bullock's blood, in natural
rstate, is used, and in this condition it is
difficult to carry and disagreeable 20 keep.
To obviate these evils, patent ha,
been taken out for pressing the cIetted
blood Of animals into cakes, then drying
them with currents of hot air. 1t is 'af-
forwards ground to powder in machine,
and in that state is Used by sugar refners
and buyers. The serOus portion of the
blood, which has been pressed out, is
dried like the clotted parts, and is sup
piled to calico printers, for using with
their colors.
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BOXER TO JOHN DEAN
Blythe ON NAN.

N va lrhisa day. John. Ii day Ihirsdysa.
Isook yon fsT drir~, JOhn, 70 drive ny "soaeh and
sAs 'sGs yOs msa.ssa Aisey John and proved e,rsal
rAts.
yoo played I'll. very devil Joa with Jour Iri.A face
AID Sip
ssvsr shOosA ny daughter John. vOud cast her eyes
low,
AID marry with ssaekms1, John, It srnshias biop.
Jsvn It gate upset me, JOhnI have no; risksS yet
never thOushs = eoschmaa for sOu.iu-Isw to get.
TAs Asrsss which you Grv, JOhn they sAOud have been
your care;
Yol had s-s take. John, and yet you took The fair
Ana yOu made the sbss Of Tine" Josa ell the world
And TIE p,aa, without my sanction, dared to make you
eDssgohA Dssn-
You eyes they shouid have been, JOsn, directed to The
road,
Bat fear you sen 'lOoksa behind" to watch your prs
eioos load
Aad now. rseoussi, Josa, ofiea wondered why
Yea helped my daushtsr sin and Oul" WHEN !, her Pa
wuby!
Bat its "elssr mad" JOh., ~hiIs hand HEX
the rsiss,
Ths os.r held my dAushisr John, wits half ny golden
gzins;
AAs since you have been welded JOAa. 'hs rAsers n
have TO grease"
For yOsr wife. my cOash@sn-sOn-n-IsH, muIt siwayi
live Al ease
BSt y'u must hence to college, John. saa Try and learn u
read,
And fssst you h.d rAip or sEuaes your MASTER
stSed.
AAd when shines fiery eoursers," John, shall th'
track once round,
I'll swn that in my oOachman, John, SOnin-law I've
found
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TAKIxe UsuRY.-On certain occa.
sion, noted in6del borrowed sum o
1noHsy from the late DR.. Lathrop, o
Wet Springfield. Mass. When he
ATAs to pay it. he thought to pose the
sDocfar with an argument from the
bible
aYou' cught not TO take the interest
for this money, for the Jews were forbid
lsen to take usury !"
h. no." said the Doctor. ''you for
get es Jews were indeed permitted to
take Of the heather"
Thepplieatson was too direct to be
nislk zen. and the man was quite willing
q drop the argument and pay the money.
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GRoUvD AND UNGRoUxD FEED.-Those
experienced and skillful farmers, the
Lebanon IN. H. Shakers, state that
more than thirty years practice leads
them to estimate ground corn at one
third higher than unground, as food fol
cattle, and especially for fattening pork.
The same experience also induces them
to put higher value upon cooked than
upon raw meal; and for fattening ami
mails, swine particularly, they consider
three of cooked equal to four bushels oil
raw meal. Until within the last three
or four years thsy have fattenel annually,
for thirty years. 10000 to 5000 pounds
Of pork. exclusive of lard and offal fat
aud their constant habit has been to cook
the meal.
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Conn AND HoGs.-From carefully con-
ducted experiments by different persons,
it has been ascertained that one bushel OF
corn will make a little over l0b pounds
of pork-gross. Taking this result as a
basis, the following deductions are made
which all our. farmers would do well to
. lay by for convenient reference. That
When corn costs 1l4c. per bushel,
pork costs l4c. per pound.
When corn costs lie. per bushel, pork
costs &c. per pounl.
When corn costs 26c. per bushel, pork
costs &c. per pound.
When corn costs 33c. per bushel, pork
costs &c. per pound:
When corn costs SOC. per bushei, pork
costs &c. per pound.
The following statements show what
the farmer realizes for his corn when
sold in the form of pork:
When pork sells for Sc. per fb, it
brings 25c. per bushel in corn.
When pork sells for 4c. per pound, it
brings 33c. per bushel in corn.
! When pork sells for DC. per pound, it
Gshgs 45c. per bushel in corn.
When pork sells for &C. per pound, it
brings SOC. per bushel in corn.
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SINGULAR AccIDEzT FROM THE USE or
ErHER.-I'he Detroit Tribune states that
4 yong lady. a member Of one Of the
first families Of tint city, recently. while
suffering from neuralgia in her face, in
her agony threw herself upon her I,el and
attempted by the use of ether to alleviate
her suffering. While applying that rem
edy. by accident she dropped the vial anil
spilled the ether upon her shoulief and
the pillow. The strong fumes of It soon
rendered hsr helpless anil powerless, anil
only by mere accident was she discover
ell. All her powers were prosbated,
AMI Notwithstanding al Medical assis-
lance, her life Is ,IeSpaired of.
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The SHAKERs.-The number Of Sha-
ker Societies now in this country is eigh-
teen, located in seven different States.-
There are none in any foreign country
The denomination was founlei through
the insfrumentality Of a female, Ann
Lee. who was born in 1886. SheS n as
in;roince.l. as she believed, into the
spirit world. anil received conmunica-
tons from Christ anil Moses from whom
she received instruction in reghrl to the
pr neiples of the dispensation which they
ushare in. The Sh ,kers holl III q there
have been four dispenSations Of Cod to
man. The first beginning with Alum and
ext,nding to Abraham the second ex-
tenling from Abraham to Jesus the
third from Jesus to Ann Lee and tho
fonrth from Ann Lee onward. The FIRST
society was established in 1892. near
Albany.
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The following passage of singular
splendor is from a late grafton by Hon.
Edward Everett:
What is it that gives vigor to the civ
ilization of the present lay. hut the worl,l
vile extension Of commercial intercourse.
by which all the prolu is of the earth
AMI Of the oceIn. Of the soil. the mine,
Of the loom. of the forge. of bonnteous
nature. creative art and untiring indus
try, are brrlglt " tn, l+'lc' Is Of cDm =
MERE into Oh. universal market OF de
mand and supply? No matter in what
region desirable pro lu;t is bestowed on
man by liberal Providence or fabricated
by human skill It " clothe the hills
Of China with its fragrant foliags-it
may glitter in the gollen san Is of Cali
fona-it may Iipen anil whiten in the
fertile plains Of IL. sum? Sunny South
it may spring forth from the flying shut
ties of Winchester in England, or Man
chester in Amerira-the great world
magnet of commerce rttracts it alike.
anil gathers it all up for the service Of
man.
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PaIxrrso OFrrcs RuLEs.-Here ar

PRINTISG OFFICE RULEs.-Here are
the latest. They should be observed
l. Enter softly.
2. Sit down quietly.
/. 8. Subscribe for thu paper.
4. Don't touch the poker.
5. Say nothing interesting.
6. Engage in no controversy.
Z. Don't smoke.
8. Keep six feet from the table.
9. Don't talk to the printers
10. Eyes OF the manuscript
II yon will observe these rnles when
You go into printing off e. yon will
greatly ohlige the printer, and need have
no fear Of the deUi.
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NANCE IN CArIE.-The Boston Gull
tivator says-"The disorder termed the
Mango arises from the excitement of the
skin, probably brought on by disarrange-
ment of the organs of digestion in conse-
quence of poverty engendered by hunger
and want of shelter. After these are
supplied. a wash male of gum powder
and water-charcoal, nitre. aud sulphur
will be found valuable application
Mango is an infections disorder remove
therefore the sick beast from the rest Of
the herd"
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To REMOVE ISK SrMSs.-SIsny- of
the preparations for removing ink spots
take ont the color as wrll-tie following
is I. perfectly harmless one To half an
onhee of oxaIic acid put fluid suare of
distilled water. when nearly Dissolved
add half an oan-e Of citric acid this
viii be a s,turateI solution. ani viii
t,ke ont ink without injuring or dis
rolorins the substance, whether il be
cloth. silk. &r.-Post.
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The CUcFMBEH BUG.-A writer in the
Bucks County Intelligencer, says that
within the past twenty-five years | have
not lost a single hill of WINS. II / dis
cover them in time, l take witewash made
thin. and sprinkle it over the vines and
they will leave then Immediately. Don't
be afraid, it will not injnrc your vines.
but on the contrary make them grow
better. / have put it on mine. and they
would remain as white as white WASHED
wall for several days. without ininring
them in the least Pumpkin, Cucumber.
Watermelon and Squash Vines will all
bear the same treatment with the same
result.
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A WoAAS SWIMMING THE MISSISSIPPI
-Lloyd's Steamboat Directory gives a
thrilling instance for the necessity OIL
women KNOWING how to swim. When
the Inflated Ben Sherrod was in fame on
the Mississippi river. and the lady pAssen-
gers had thrown themselves into the
water, and were drowning around the
boat. the wife Of Capt Castleman. jumped
into the river. with her infant in her arms.
and SWAN ashore. q distance Of half a
mile. being the only woman saved out Of
the sixteen. She had learned to swim
when q girl.
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Every woman was ma'le for mother.
consequently babies are as ne eSsary to
their ''peare Of minl' as health. IF voI
woull see melancholy parsnniie,l. look
at an oil mail or chillIess wife. II
won wonll take psep at sunshine. look
in the face Of yonng mother.
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An Irisliman was asked at dinner
wether he would have some apple pie.
as it hOnlsome 81 inquired Te1ldy.
"To he sure Il is; why, isn't it?' =
"Becanse." said Teddy. II once hal
an nnrle that was killed wit appleplexy.
AMI sure enough | thought it was some
thing Of the same Sort
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Envelopes anil stamps t0the large sum
Of ten thonSanl dollars a month are soil
at the Boston Post OfireI A room has
hem fitted mp for this especial purpose.
and number of-SlerkS give their whole
time 70 this branch Of the business Of the
Office.
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Is A FIx-Jemmy Downer had 1een
ont all day training-the first time since
he was chosen Captain of the Tinker
town Guaris--and being pretty well FILL
ell with lihations Of pinch AMI 50 forth.
got somewhat bewildered as he plotlded
along toward his home. Meeting boz
on the road, he accoste,l him with.
"Well, my boy. can you tell me where
Captain Downer lives 90
"Why. sir. you are Captain DOwner.
Amt you q
Eyes. know that, boy. But where
the devil do live? Can you tell me
t-hat?"
The lad pilotel the inebriatel officer
to his domirile. AM then left him to take
care of himself The pillar Of the conn
try's pride and glory tried the door it
was locked. He then drew ont his night
key. but could not find the keyhole.
by gosh." he exclaimed. after trying
in vain to find the in ision in the door.
eff this isn't COOL 'un. Here the oil
lady has l-ocked the d-oor. anil by
g-racions she has b-uttoned up the
key hole besiiies 70
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FLE,s. BsOEUss &c5--Pnt a few drops
Of the Oil OF Wormwood on handksr-
chief or pioee Of folded muslin. and
plare it in bel haunted by the enemy.
Neither Of these tribes can endure the
o,lor of NORWOOD.
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The tragic element in poetry Is like
Saturn in alchemy--the Msleyolent, the
Destroyer Of Natnrs-but without it no
true Anrum Potable. or Elixir Of Life.
can be m tde.-Lon1fcllOsO
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sHosr REcKoxIxos-Losc FRIENDs.-
We asked : pretty girl the other day to
a;ve rs kiss, but she couldn't afford it ;
she said she would lend Us one, provided
we would return Il. We borrowed the
rticie. and returned II promptly.
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To KEEP Fresh MEAr IN SINNER
Pot the meat into stone jar. and cover
it with soar milk. By changing the milk
once or twice. it win keep a week Of
more. Before cooking. wash the mill
from the meat. and lay it in little sodl
water = few minutes. It VIII make i
very tender.
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The less a man knows. the m)re noise
he makes. Atteni apnhlie m-eting. and
ron viii always see tn the mln who
contriveS to upset the stove is some igno-
ramus. who thinks the more Won swear
at horse. the better he will draw.
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"Bridget. who broke those barrels that
were in the wool-she,l ?" asked a gen
tleman Of his servant.
"AIiSsns told Jern to break them up
and-save her the hoops -
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How To GET RIcH.-When you pur-
chase an article look with confounde'l
surprise at the seller. rs much as to say,
"iS il possible you Gan put on face to
ask so much ?" Think a moment, OF
appear to, and offer ten or fourteen pei
cent less, remarking that you can Pur-
chase the same. AMI know where, for the
price you name. you cannot get the
article at your price by beating down AMI
lying half an hour, you can at least get
off few cents. So much will be gained
Ifyou want to advertise in newsI A.
per, offer half its worth, ard then make
the publisher take the pay out of yonr
shop, anil be sure and charge him fifty
per cent higher than you usually do.
When you sell youfsmall articles, bite
one end in two to make weight. so as
not to give the purchases more than he
has paid, for.
Befrienl nobody. Never lend six
pence even to your sick brother. Screw
down every body you can to the lowest
mill-when you make purchase. never
spend dollar that will not yield four
fold. Keep at it, work ard dig from
daylight to dark. Spend nothing for
pleasure or amusement, and you will
grow rich-there is no mistake about il.
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"SAlIy." said fellow to girl who
had red hair. keep away from me, or
yon will set me aire." "No danger Of
that" was the answer, '.you are too
green to burn
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DR.. Durbin, the great Methodist orator,
once attempted to preach sermon from
the text, Remember Lots Wife" and
made q failure. Alterward remarking
to DIR. Bond, that be did not know the
reason Of bis failure. the venerable Doc.
tor replied that he chad better let other
peoples wives alo e. .
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DCn't you remember old Towser, dear
Kate; old Towser so shaggy and kind;
how he used to play, day and night BY
the gate. and seize intsrlopsrs behind
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Abridgment OF sermon which took
up an hour in delivering. from these
words: Man is born to trouble"
My frientls, the subject falls naturally
to he divided into four heads:
l. Mans entrance into the woEd.
2 His progress through the world.
8. His exit from tine world +; and
4. Practical reflections from what may
be said.
First, then:
l. Man came into tina world naked
and bare.
2. His-prOgsss through is trouble and
care. -
3. His exit from it none can tell
where.
4. But if he does wen here he'll be
well there.
Now can say no more. my brethren
dear,
Should preach on this subject from
this time to next year. Amen
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Chief Justice fancy has administered
the oath Of oficeto Presidents Van Bursu.
Harrison. Polk. Taylor. Fillmons, Pierce,
and Buchanan.
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A person was hoasting that he had
sprung from q high family in ireland.
YES" sail bystander. Il have seen
some Of the family so high that their
feet could not touch the ground"
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The crushed worm win writhe. 50 viii
those who are oppressed.