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Feeling His COL.

At country fair the other day, Johnson's
Cop;wold ram did not take the prize that
was nff.rei for the hest All nal OF that kind.
judge Pitman was chairman Ot the com.
mittce on rams. aui he manifested the deep.
CT interest in JuhnsDn's ram; indicating
clearly that if ary sheep ought to take "
prize that one ought to. johnson : ram
was by Itself in pen with Il high board
fence. and before aiiudicating the prizes the
JLd.c thought he La | better 60 in and make
4 close examination of the animal for the
purpose of usccraining the tineness OF Its
wool, etc. A. soon IL the Judge reached
the interior he walked towards the ram.
whrrcupon the ram b gan to lower Its head
AMI to shake it omniouSly. Just as the
Judgr wa about to feel the fleece, the ram
ieaprd forward and planted its head in t c
judges stomach, rolling him over on the
ground. Before the J rlgc had time t.
realize what had happened, the ram came
at him again and gan u >erirns OF prom
clous butts. each given with the precision
and rec Of a plr-driver lie bntte'1 the
Jud-e on the hack. on the ribs, on his arms,
om his shoulder blades, on the bali place on
his head, on hi east, on his ShinS; it bat
I'd bis nose, il bl;tel his watch INTO a mass
Of loose cog-whee's, it hltted his spectaclas
oii, i; buttcd his high hat into biac, silk
CHAOS il b tied him over into the corner
and up ar,im,t the fence then it bltcl tonr
b1ar,l~ out OF the fence. huttcl dpwn another
of the committee, buttel three small boys
into fits. battrd the mpncy-ta ,;cr at the gn.e,
and then led out into the country. buttIns
hnrme>> " at the fresh air. TAe Jld,c did
not distribute the p,Ize- thatday. When they
colIccta him from various part of the pen.
ey wiped tic mud from Ei- trousers and
the blood from his nose, and sent him home
with Il ptrannitl st"!nach-ac !e and dc
tc!mnatiDn t. start after t;lnt wandering
nation, the first t.ins i'll the morning, win
Il slot gan.
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A PUBLIC library has been created BY the
Vic.roy Of Egypt, and has been installed in
the building occupied by the Ministry of
PuLlic instruction at Cairo. 1t is intended
t. centralize the treasures Of ancient Arab
literature dispersed throughout the coun-
Try. What above all giIes to the collec-
li,n great yalie is the assembling in it
Of all The most ancient manuscripts of the
Koran thal could he found. There are thus
already abolt thirty copies, Of great value,
and among them i, that due to Giaiar-"thc
true one and the most ancient of all, of
the year 720 after Christ, written on gazs lie
skin, forming sheets fourteen inches high
and nine inche. wide.
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HnYing a WAlch-D Dag.

Mrtca'f's, gruc,ry ~tor, has he"N c,o7c eor
Il W e D"S,. Mccall VA perfectly wiling
to have it open, but circumstances rendered
it necessary for him to suspend business for
q while. There E.al been good many bur
glarc- and Mc,cnlr b,ug',t A dog to keep in
his store at nj rht. TIE man that Sj.i the
dog said that it, one strong peculiarly WAS
it. yigiruc, That d"r woIli watch that
watches the dt>tiuic> Of America. 5, the
man tarnrl the d." loose in the store and
NJ ,tcyli locked up and Went home. Wncn
he came lJwn in tn: nprniag the dog !aW
attempted to break!a-t on Mr. Mr;cl!r :
lcgS; wherclpon Mr.. Metcal' suddenly shut
the door and sat dcwl to think. Then he
went attcr the man " no sold the dor, Dut nc
had gone "ut u! town to see his aunt, and
woUlr!nt be back for month. Mctcalf
then undertook to coax the dog through the
crack Of the d ,or bat the animal still mani
tested resoiute dcterm inatiDn to chew
AIcttdii = ItIS, allu 81 -hctCaIl CiO>cu lnc
door agair and began to wish he had bought
a dog less attentive to business Then he
procureI Il doub.e-h -hlryelcu gun and spent
the reminder Of the week shooting slugS and
bullets down the chimney, and through the
doors and windows, ard up through the eel
lar ceiling, and still the dog held out, until
finally MecaI got a section Of wire fence,
placed it across the doorway, opened the
door and banged the obnoxious animal into
eternity. Thcn he entered and found that
he had shot holes through the moasses cans
and the coal oil barrels, and had blown all
Tie china ware to atoms 50 that the store
looked as If iltccn-inch shell had burst in
it, Metcalf cleaned up and resumed but
he is anxiou>ly awaiting that man return
from his visit to his aunt's. lie wants to
see him about something.
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BIRDS nests SOUP, a Chinese dclicacy is

BIRDS nests soup, a Chinese dclicacy is
very rich, very paatab'e, and very expsn-
siye--the latter fact due to the difficulty
with which its principal ingredient is OBJ
tanned. In China birds pick up moss on the
sea. take it to citi' and bald ne>t- with it.
Men are let down from the top Of the cliffs
by means of opes and they gather the nests
before the birds have chance to soil them.
These birds nests cost from forty to sixty
dolar3 pound.
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4 RiU:uS Pea-Nutt Eater.

Last week woman was paced on trial in
;hc Ct ester County, Pa, Court, charged
with disturbing 4 reli !iou, meeting. The
offence was riotously eating peanuts. She
was r,qscStcd to dc>i>t, bat she munci,ed
and munchcd Notwithstanding. And after
ward she crushed the shells in her hands and
threw them on the floor, and declared she
would ca. peanuts whenever she felt inclined.
This was the evidence OIL tie part Of the
prosecution. 1t was said in defense, that the
m ,etng was over and the defendant was
only l,iteging there and enjoying her pea
nuts, IL fne old constitutional privilege
which ought not to be abridged. Verdict
not guilty. Prosecutor for costs.
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WHERE They W ERE " WisE-i bee keeper,
having read in some book on bees that the
best and most humane way Of tak.n- the
honey without destroying the bees WAS Is
immcrsc the hive for Il few momyut, in Il tub
of cold water, when The bees beng half
drowned could not sting, while the ho..ry
was unnjured, since the water could not
penetrate the closely waxed cells, resolved on
trying the plan, and did so. The bees, ac-
cording to the receipt, were flashed out Of
the water after the hive had been immersed
few minutes and with those remaining in
the hive laid on II sieve in the sun to dry
had been tried too late in the day, as the sun
was going down, they were removed into
the kitchen. to the great Indignation of the
cook on whom they rcvcnscd their sutferings
as soon as the warm rays Of the fire before
which they were placed revived them. \, she
insisted on their being taken away, they were
put back into their old hive, which lad been
dried, together with a portion of their honey
and placed on one Of the shelves Of the
apiary, in which We're five or six other strong
hives full of bees, and left for the mig It.
Early the next morning the gentleman went
to look at the hive on which h. experiment.
I'd the night before, but, to his anazcmcnt,
not only the bees from that hive Wee 9o"c
but the other hive, were drSrrtcI mot be-
remained many Of them. The half browne
bees must, therefore, in some way or other
have made the other bee, understand the
fate which awaited them.
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Frcaky Tightening.

A correspondent writes from Bcrne to the
Albany Ercninq .Journai that daring a re-
cent terrible thunder storm the house of Mr..
Abram II. Onderlonk. about mile from
that village, WAS struck by lightning, and
Mrs. f. Omdcrdonk, daughter-iu- law. who
was engaged at some work in the kitchen,
was struck on the heel Of her shoe, tearing
her shoe and stocking from her foot, and
scattering them in Il hundrcd pieces. Aside
from Slight burn, Mrs. Onderdonk was
unnjurcd. On further examination. the
fiuid was found To have entered the roof
near the peak. going down the side of the
buiding. and in it, eccentric course enter
ing the room in which was Mrs. Onderdonk.
Then it seemed To have run under the carpet.
for some distance before striking the shoe,
a. Il scorched line wa| found leading to q
hole in the carpet about tie size Of a three
cent piece The Iigh ening also entered the
cellar. throwing dirt and gravel, and max
ing dist rlanct generally. \ cradle hold
ing sleeping infant had just been moved
from the exact pace where the mother was
standing when she was struck.
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Acaec ormy-.c i1ae Disappearance III ;yas-
sachuscit~ has been un,a,c led \ young
woman, named Clara B ncImcar disappeared
from her ialicc', 0 :, AT Great Darlington,
leaving hcr clothes behind he? Every eff TT
has hcen made t. ds.a,c. hcr, bat without
avail anti! Tru s,lay last, when she was
found at I.c"ox t'urra.c, aholt nineteen
miles tron her home, working ON a farm in
boys clotDc>. The gir. san absurd story
o. being abluctel from her home by two
men, WHO entered her room in the night and
rendered her lns.uS!bc Wiih chloroform,
after which she was removed and ON re-
covering curscio !saeS- found herself in male
attire confined in Il room, from which she
escaped by a rope and made her way to the
friendly farm house, where she obtained EN-
ployment. The e, idcnt fasenes> OF the story
is seen in the fact that the girl remained 50
long in diSg"isc without making any effort
to reach her home. The real cause of her
disappearance is doubtless to be found in
the fact that her home since the death Of her
mother had become di>agrccabe to her, and
she chose this method Of Obtaining her
freedom.
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AN old bachelor in Indiana became so
alarmed at the persistent efforts ofa widow
to marry him, that he turned over all his
property to her and then ran away, leaving
word that he left her the property so that she
need rot fu,lcw him.
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MISCELLANE0U


Under the apple-tree, somebody sad,
a. Look Of that robins nest overhead,
All OF sharp sticks, and OF mud and clay
what rough home for summer day.
tiaunt stood the apple-tree gaunt and bare,
And creaked in the Winds which clustered there
The nest was wet with the April ram;
rhe clay ran down in an ugly stain;
little Il looked, must iru say,
like lovely home for a summer day.
In in the apple-tree, somebody laughed,
nIlttle YOU know OF the true home-ctaft.
Laugh, II you like at my sticks and clay;
THEY'LL make good home for u summer day.
May turns the apple-tree pink and white,
sunny all day, and fragrant all night,
NV ba les Will never feel the showers,
For rain can't get through these feathers Of ours
snug under my wings they Will cuide and creep
The happlest babies awake or asleep
Said the robln-mother, dying away
After more OF the sticks and mud and clay,
Under the apple-tree somebody slghed,
e. All me, the blunder Of folly and pride!
The toughest small house of mud or clay
Might be swe' t home for a summer day.
sunny and fragrant all day, all night
With only good cheer for fragrance ana light
And the bitteresl OrIns Of grief and pain
win beat and break on that house in ain
where true-hearted mother br0ods away
and makes the whole year like a summer day.
II. H., IN 81 Nicholas IN October
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ened to fight, and still managed to keep up the
III feeling against Raymond, whose quarrel he
had espoused. He and Harry were quite unno-
ticed out Of school, and very uncomfortable they
found IL.
Public opinion is slow to change among boys
sometimes, especially in a case OF cowardice and
hero-worship and their present hero, Flowers
was by no means willing to resign his place al
though some of the boys could not but respect
tho way In which Harry and Raymond behaved
and were more than half convinced that they
were in the right, IL they had only been coura-
geous enough to own It,.
But one day, rs the old sors subject was again
being discussed on their way home from school,
they saw horse come tearing down the road,
while Just below agroup of children were slow
ly crossing, under the escort of an old deaf wo.
man.
'oh, the children p gasped Harry.
"flowers, you are used to horses,n shouted
two or three. But Flowers drew back, pale
with alarm at the thought Of exposing himself to
real danger. At the same moment Raymond
threw down his books and dashed forward into
the road, just in time to catch the horses bri-
die as ho passed. He was dragged forward, al
most helpless, for nearly dozen yards but he
still kept his hol and at last managed to stop
tho horse and save the children.
His companions were frightened when they
saw his danger; but when the horse was stopped
they raised tremendous cheer and eagerly
pressed round him, all their former feeling quite
ibiBOAltn.
"iiaymond forgive rs, said one: we've been
making great blunder all this time in saying
you were n coward"
I'm sure we ought all to be ashamed of our
selves for no one spoke up for you but Harry
Wills" said another. holding out his hand.
Harry looked most triumphant. ''Now who ia
the hero" he asked. "Flowers, who did all the
fighting, or Raymond, who did the right both
in keeping the rules and saving the children =
Tho boys wero well pleased to change their
heroes Many of them changed their opinions
too, and Harry was almost as highly thought OF
as Raymond himself, for standing by him when
all the rest declared him a coward and from
that day, to hold the right In tho face of all
opposition became the settled principle of many
in the school.
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Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
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States Mails The following Steamers are ap ointed
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Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
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Seaford.. Cambridge. ..........a2O
This train makes close connection with trains OBJ
the Delaware Railroad for all points North and South
of Seaford and with Steamers, at Cambrldge,to and
from Baltimore. JAMES NJ. MURPHY,
Superlntende
N. BAH freight must be on the platform an
properly marked, half an hour before the schedul
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WILMINGTON & READING R. r

OUNNhOIIUNbl
AT Wilmington with trains on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington a Baltimore and DEL Railroads.
At Chadds Ford with trains on p. 4 b. G. X. X.
At Coatesville with trains on Penpa. X. r., and at
Reading with trains on Phila. Il Reading, Leb. VAL,
and East Penna., and Reading 4 Columbia X. X.
and the Berks County Railroad sunday Train sOnth
connects with p 4 b. C. train south. Sunday train
north connects with p. a B. c. r. L. train north
u. CEILINGS,
je21-d&w General Superintendent.