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Seteber o 1885,. ~ '=z,,e rat,
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BREAD FOR the BONEs.

Bread and butter are the onlv a,t;,,oo :,
food of which we never t;rr fr,,n, .a.,,
cnlidhood to extreme old rge A pound Of
fine flour of Indian meal contains th,.'
times as much meat as one pound of bu,r,,-
er's roast beef; aud it the whole proflnc, -.
grain, bran and all, were made into hre.,
fifteen per cent. more of nutrilnent wonld La
added. Unfortunately, the bran, the coarscst
part, Is thrown away the very part which
gives soundness to the teeth and strength
to the brain. Five hundred pounds Of -four
gives to the body thirty pounds of the bony
element, while the same quantity Of bran
gives more than one hundred and twenty.
five pounds. This bone is lime, the pbos.
phate of lime, the indispensable element of
health to the whole human body, from the
waot OF the natur i supply of which multi
tu'ies OF persons go into ~ general decline.
But swallowing phosphhtes in the shape
OF powders, or in syrups, to cure these de
clines, has little or no effect. The articles
contained in these pbosphates must pass
through natures laboratory; must be subject
to her manIpulations in alembics specially
by Almighty power and skill, in
order to impart their peculiar virtues to the
human frame; in palmer phrase, the shortest,
safest, and most in!allible method of giving
strength to the body, bone. and brain, there.
Ivy arresting disease, and building up the
constitution, is tn eat and digest more bread
made out of the whole grain, whether of
~heat, corn, rye, or oats.-HaWs Journal Of
Health
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
a Lucky IIntnsnker.

The Russian peasant who saved the life of
the Car, is a signal instance of the cmbar-
rassing position of a man upon whom honors
are thrust. 1t appears that he is wholly
uned ucated, and therefore unfit for the cul-
:ivnted society into which his lot is now cast
through the gratitude of Alexander. Gen.
Todleben, the defender of Sebastopoi, has
undertaken the task ofimparting the needed
instruction.
The name of this lucky person is the terri
bile one of Joseph Kommissarof Kostromski
His patent ot nobility has been published,
and II correspondent writes of him that me
is absolutely martyr to public feeling, and
has no doubt, many a time wished himself
tack at hat making. Not content with
giving him ovatious at theatres, poor Kom-
missaroff has had to eat and drink with all
sorts and conditions of men, from the artizan
to the prince. At dinner given by the
mobiles of St. Petersburg to the deputies
from Moscow and other places, who have
come with addresses to the Emperor, Kom-
missarof sat next to Count Orloff Davpdoff,
wuo was In the chair. There was the un-
fortunate Kommissaroff going through his
second dinner that day, dressed for the first
time in the stuffy uniform of nobleman,
and wiping his honest, hot face with the
;rusty right hand that showed Ksrakosoff' 3
elbow. His health was drank amidst cheers
that might he compared to the roar Of artil-
lery, and he returned thanks in words that
did not reach either his neighbors or The
reporters, on account of the enthusiastic up
foar " hich his presence created. How Mrs.
Kommissaroff passes her time is not so well
known, for her husbands popularity is but
little reflected ON her. She appears. however,
10y his side in photograph which meets
with an immense sale in the streets of the
capital. But OF course she will come in for
some of the good things that are lavished
on her husband Moscow sends him gold
sword of honor, the Emperor gives him a
pension, the inhabitants of St. Petersburg u
house, and the mobiles of every province are
soliciting the honor of inscribing his name
in their genealogical registers. The Emperor
of Austria has sent him the Commanders
Cross OF the Frantz Joseph Order.
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General Geary in History.

| In the second and recently published vol.
ume of THE Great Rebellion; a History ot
the Civil War in the United States" by ],
T. Headley, the well known author of Ma.
poleon and his Marshals," and Washington
| and his Generals" we find couple of pass
| ages relating to Genera! joint W. Gearv, now
| the Union candidate for Governor of Penn
sylvania.
In the authors account of the battle of
Wauhatchie, near Chattanooga he says, on
page a6i:
AT this time heavy and incessant volleys
OF musketry arose from the spot where Geary
was struggling against overwhelming nun
bers. The fighting here was desperate, and
several times he was nearly overLorne; but
with that tenacity which las alaays distin-
guished him, he still chung to his position,
and at length hurled the enemy back, com
pelling him to take refuge on Lookout
mountain. The valley WAS now ours. Geary
gained new honors in this hard-fought hat.
lie; but they were dearly won, for his SON. a
captain, was killed"
And on page 264, when describing the
battle of Lookout mountain, the writer SAYS
again:
AT this junctnrc the scene became one of
tue most exciting interest. The thick log,
winch had heretofore rested in dense folds
upon the sides of the mountain, conceaing
the comhatants from view. suddenly lifted
to the summit of a lofty ridge, revealing to
:he anxious gaze of thousands in the valley
and on the plains below u scene such as is
witnessed hut once in u century. General
Geary's columns, flushed with victory, crap
Piled with the foe upon the rocky lodges,
and drove him back with slaughter from
his works. While :he result was uncertain
tho attention was hreath.tss and painful
but when victory perched upon our standards
shout upon shout rent the air. The whole
army. with one accord, broke out in joyous
acclamation. Men were frantic with JOY,
and even Gen. Thomas himself, who seldom
exhibits his emotions, said involuntarly Il
did not think it possible for men to accom-
plish 40 much"
So much. for the present, as to the written
history Of Gen. Geary.
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Pouch and Honey.

Old Judge Cole, of Texas, Was character.
lied by his attachment to The seductive
beverage called peach and honey. and i.y
his hatred of whisky and whisky dr.nkers
While holding u court at Austin. two men
were brought up on charge of drunken
affray. II was II plain case the row had
occurred in the open street, IN open day, and
there were fifty witnesses to the whole trars
action. So the two delnquenis pleaded
guilty, by the advice of their counse!s, and
threw themselves on the mercy of the court
They were then brought forward for SEN
tence separately.
"You are guilty of an aifray a. growled
the judge ar
"Yes, yonr honor" whined the offender,
thoroughly frightened.
"Drunk, suppose" grunted the judge.
"fes, your honor" "murmured the prisoner,
with the FAINT hope that having been drunk
would mitigate the punishment.
"Drunk on rye whisky, too, Ill warrant"
roared the judge in u voice Of thunder.
"Yes, your honor, drunk on rye whisky"
"Mr. Clerk. record ine Of fifty dollars
against this man. cried the judge. Semi
him to jnIl for sixty days. shall fine the
next one who is guilty under such aggravat-
ing circumstances one hundred dollars, and
send him to Jail for six months"
This Was poor comfort for the unfortunate
fellow who WAS waiting his turn. and now
came forward With fear aud trembling.
AS he passed along 10y his lawyer, that
thoughtful gentleman whispered in his tar,
when the judge asks you what you got
drunk on, tell him on peach and honey"
He took the stand. ..H..
"You. too. are up here for an affray,r'
growled the judge. gnashing his teeth, ss il
he would like 20 bite the prisoner at the bar.
"Yes, your honor
Drunk. too, suppose"
"Yes, your honor, sorry to say it. Drunk
very drunk" ... 30
"Drunk on rye whisky. too, suppose"
"Oh, no, your honor; never drink whisky
got drunk on peach and honey"
The judges features relaxed in an instant
Leaning forward and raising his spectacles
be contemplated the offender with interest.
aud addressed him with something like ten
derness. r-' ....a..
"Ah! sir" said the Judge, blsndly, "peacl
and honey, eh! That's gentlemaE's drink
sir, The court sympathizes with you, sir
and does not regard your ofiense as very
serious. Mr.. Clerk. continued he, in soft,
ening tone, 'enter the fine of one dollar
against tins gentleman, and discharge him
on pay yment of COSTS"