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ter scenes Mr.. +. T. Vance, who has made
the region study, contributes Il series o
original pictures of the Grand Adirondack
mountains and lakes, winch are very timely
as that region is now full Of pleasure seekers
There il page picture Of Lake Golden
remarkable for lis lights and shadows, depth
and feeling; one of "Ayalanchc Lake"
another OF "Calamity Pond Brook," and a
charming one OF Plume Falls Of the Opalc
sccncc." 4 tender and eloquent fun page pic
lurc illustrates poem called a Good Dog -
The remaining illustrations, all fine works of
arr, are Group Of Deer" by SpccAt, The
Explanation" after llerpicr; "Vot Docsh you
Pebbles q a numerous sketch by W VI Cary
"Shoo Fly" and "Picking Flowers" The
Literary contents o; The Aldinc keep pace with
its gems Of art, and are th, month very inter
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and person have turned the heads Of our gal
lants now does her hair in hraids, and pa'ronizc
this paper exclusively in her personal makeup
Aud now the identical umbrella that Washing
ton used to carry is on exhibition at Boston,
was Jim Washington, and he carried 1t till he
was sent up for drunkenness.
In recent article on the fair IN his LEGALITY
thecditor of Indiana paper says brother editor
took a valuable premium, but an unkind police
wan made him put it right back where he took
it from.
To stop bleeding at the nosc-work the jaws
vigorously; in case Of children, give them large
wad of paper, and let them chew ii hard and fast
Jinks says that working his jaw vigorously
is just what gave him two big nose bl"cds on
the 4th Of July.
During the burning Of hotel at Prairie du
! CHEN half dozen of servant girls were saved
! by lcaping from second story window into the
arms Of Capt. Hobbs. Astrict watch snow kept
on the movements Of Hobbs for fear he viii set
all the hotels in the place on fire.
Since Indiana has adopted such rigid tenn
pcrancc law, lemonade parties are the fashiona-
bic rage. A IIoosier exchange says: First they
lemonade, then they promenade, then they gas.
conade, and then they lirt, all on sour stomachs.'
The cost Of proving, by the verdict Of a jury
that Susan b. Anthony was not man, As figured
up by the clerk of the Court were $2O4ll cNclu-
siyc Of lawyers fees
An error. There was no proof ON that point
offered. The Judge said he knew. The main
point contested, We believe, was as to her age.
9, nj, L.
daughter that always dresses in the latest mode,
was astonishcd few days since TO hear Bridget
announce that thlm Chana pie plates had all
gone intircly.' An investigation showed Bridget
was right; not solitary dish Of the Kind named
was to be found about the house; and the ser
vice OF the police was about to be invoked, when
the daughter threw a ray Of light on the crock
cry question by acknowledging that She had coy.
cred them for buttons for her new suit.
One Of the most impudcnt humbugs Of the day
is gang of roughs visiting the interior towns
Of Illinois pretending to be Modoc Indians A
Fulton editor who saw the band in undrcss,
thinks If they are genuine Modocs the tribe must
have been pretty freely visited by missionaries
some years ago.
The polite way in Illinois Of asking fellow to
mbbc is now, " Have a nip Of civil damages"
y late severe case OF modcsty was that OF an
Atlanta girl, who, in abiding to the finding Of
Nose, said he was discovered in the OK rushc,.
AtAlcdo the Grady balloon ascension, unlillp
At most other places, was asucccss. ladywcnt
up in the car, but when at height Of half mile
ell out The horror stricken crowd rushed to
hc spot to see the manglcd body, but the heroic
maiden being, after the modern fashion, made up
Of padding, had escaped unhurt. So
avs q Knoxville paper
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All .AhOul a Hin.

i, 49,, ILL.,. ,...,I. .... ... ...,.. y., .
90 ho' INo PORK ~ al article ol Ii't OUt
as q 'iitul? v. l'ioLLlo'' al aPp'N'c I'eI no
L'TS,Ht""'! III RECOMMENDING It,
no o"Hyi 'ac particular pig "hieh pro,
| 'nu''N NY uP!' nus 'o''Iu never og 'ounU
""', i.'''F ~" H'l an lA>ahc man would
". law lIS ',oU';,t " l,,i " iI"l,IJ', anu " 7ui
ANU q u"S' '"l ny VINO o"HJ" una, pig anu
m no.. was ever I'',!" OUT ABOUT IT, except
,,'at '',t i''S p.'U,Sc" |" one oi inc ncl@hoors.
VIC ~ me hcI- H''"I' o"SHt 10 oe ashamed OF
hl''l'cIi' Whoever nc Is. ! never knew what
II"l I'. "'u,'q AROUND our mouse. ne
SG'iAc" 10 90 loo"lAS l1F something; IN me
now. "'"N, "ll'"I4S Nie 'o."'"cr' III inc
o","I N1,",' ~" "'''E VI '"I'o ne ""Ihcu
III 1T u!c ""iI ""o' ne was looking ior
ili-' an" HV 'oGi'u clSl"lLg, lShouiu
u ' '@GIIP' !"' !rn'i "Lalh DuJ ne SUN
No'c It s"uIS "!SS"liNHeU ar IL Aha!Iy oc-
ou'Lr' 4" me qua, inc LI= 'liouSH' inc fence
"S,t !" ~ i.AtU, . as %&n,t! 10 90
morning and collected all the broken boards
anu lnlh@o 'ouIu ma ana ilNcd lhe renee,
anu aI''L 1t wa an cone me pig was follow
~ me toward me mouse Tor breakfast.
I , hoI hnI" "n'I' Hc %o' III, ana ne ana hol
kho"' o"t mace w my Mlnd he must tlnd
inc pace; ne wa, WlIilhg enough 10 look
Tor IT, ana ! chased nm through the current
bushes ana oyer table cloth spread ont to
Dlcach, ana III among thc dahllas, and over
inc onions ana everywhere ciNe but nc didn't
ma l4r holr ne came IN at, nor did /. How
ever nave "u aPPcuic Tor brcaNiaet
men Maria came on, on the back steps and
stood like a female Napoleon, and issued
orders ana procIamalions and general dmec-
uoIN WIN the raWdiy o. chain lightning,
ana WIN beautiful ana Implicit trust in
pfOFlurnCr, Threw Nrc-hfIckS and COalShOyClS
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Ben. J. LOSING conclude, his interesting
article on the "Sgncrs" giving further spcci
mems from their pens
VIM. Blaikc's paper "Tcn Years Among
the Rowing Men," is q comprehensive treat
mcnt of q subject possessing peculiar intcrcS
in connection with the recent match on the
Connecticut river.
Emil Castelar, continues his speculation,
on Rcpublicanism in Europe; Charles Rcadc'.
"Simpcton' is continued; Mrs. Lucca g.
Runklc talks about prison reform under the
head of John Blythc's NamcSakc;' Augusta
Larncd contributes charming love story;
and the editor in hi, Easy Chair has some
| kind thoughts for the farmers and the oranges
They promise well for The future of the til
! lcrs of the ground and for the nation at large.
! 1t is well for them to guard themselves against
the grasping policy of the middlcmcn, who
come between them and the markets, and
take more thanIhcir share of the farmers prof
its, and exact more than their due for the
manufacturers products. 1t is well that they
seek to take their crops more Chcaply and
readily to the market, or to bring the market
nearer to their crops. What, perhaps is the
most remalkdOlt feature Oh llclF present
movement is their cagcrncsS for more fellow
ship, more connection with each other
and the press, and all the helps and incentives
of society, art and literature. 1t is great
thing for those who own and till the soil to-
bring soul to their work, and even in tie sym
bols and costumes of their associations to'
show respect for themselves and for their call
ing 1t is well that women as well rs men
iOin in this movement, and out of all this Cerc-
monial of the crook and pruning hook, the
sash and pouch, some substantial gain for az
riculturc in ideal dignity and social refine
ment will be won. Who knows how much
the Ceres, Flora, and Pomona of the grange
may do to give women style of dress that is
good for something besides mere show, and
may Join use with beauty in the future Of the
sex? The farm surely has all the elements Of
the beautiful if they are only sought out and
orchards, groves, lawns, flowers, brooks, rocks |
and Hills and lakes offer charms that need
only good taste and social sympathy 30 cXalt
them into agencies Of culture and festivals Of
JOY,
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awkward position deliberately crawl5 by il
sidelong motion up 10 the enemy. The snake
darts forward and the hog dcNtrously receives
the tangs in the fat Of the iaws-t!lG blow !.
repeated and the hog having been ,mittcn on
one check, deliberately turns theother This
the animal continues to DO until the snake
has not only exhausted for the time bcinr it's
poison, but its strength The hog then de-
llOeratciy rises on It's knees regardless Of con.
sequences, Scizcs the serpent near the head,
and pdtting It's fore feet upon its squirning
body strips the reptile through its teeth and
thus tears it to pieces If the hog, rs Is some.
times the case, happens to be very lean, and
the poison iangs thereby strike the circulation
it Will die from the wound, bat this conjunc-
Wrc rarely takes place
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! though the negro is an African all Afii
cans are not negroes There are III, sam,
varieties to be observed in the descendants O,
Ham as in those Of Shem and .Japhct. Al
are distinctly African, bat the rctrcating fore
head, prominent jaws, and illiayorcd body
with which the negro is generally credited
are not common. 1t is not only the Nanyema
| of whom We have lately heard from DIR
| Livingstone who are beautiful in form and
feature, for have met with their COuntcrparts
in regions less unknown. In South Africa
there IS Il remarkable illustration OF the physi
cal and mental differences which may exist
in tribes that are almost contiguous The
Bosjcsmcn are small in body and stunted in
mind. Their language in its utteranCe seems
to be not far removed from the unintelligcnt
gibbcrish of the ape. Their habits are those
Of wild beasts rather than of human beings.
They occupy about the lowest position in the
scale of humanity. Yet we shall look in vain
for finer specimens Of the gCauS hom0 than the
Zulu katrS.
They are tall in stature, manly in bearing
and graceful in movement Their languagei is
pleasant to the ear, and capable of expressing
almost amy thought the human mind is capa
bic fconCeiying. They are logical in reason
ing, patient in argument, and acute in obser
walton They are warlikc, for they are pas
toral in their pursuits; and since the DAYS of
the lIyskos the old shepherd kings, who were
the terror of Egypt the lovers of tlocks and
herds have been fond OF fighting.
When their blood is up their anger RACES
unchecked by tender regard or the claims of
pity; bnt they do not brood over their wrongs
and they readily forget and forgive They
fought Us like men, and during truce they
behaved themselves like gentlemen" was
said of them by friend Of mine who had
been engaged in war against them. In times
of peace they are courteous to strangers, lib
cral in hospitality, and to the trust reposcd in
them they respond with an Arab like fidelity
When oncci the host has kissed the had of
his guest, he needs neither guards nor weap-|
Ons, for his life and property are perfectly Sc
cure. 1t is quite true thatthcy, in common
with all Africans, are black, or very nearly
50, yet you can not be with them, or with
other OF the higher races of Africa, long with
out feeling that the affinity between them and
the tair-skinned man is perfect in every ma
tcrial point, and the Sympathics OF Il common
nature soon bridge over the chasm winch at
first seems TO exist between ourselves and
them on account Of the difference Of COLOR
C0ywiW E09dliac,
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