davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-04-17

sHEEtIf1 ehahg9 u fflees wv o9tcfghpie: Ihfre
soryel 70 sustain Values which may b qiolea hras i.
s,9o73 teE to choice s4es we're princi.
RAar IrnzRTY.
EAST hp r. as4.o sgs: sssepts for
tae ws.s 60 luz xii, Is vars 5y,5 hsrl. afs!ust *
ss W. % sh y ba ' .1s
st III essass ssss IL s,tsss
a. IT, a.ls {, s.i, 70 se5s1 T. y st rsG a
i ,aSs + s3s5, :'s:.s:s
nome and III 1omuild. s4!oa for tho week amounted
Jill: e. s ss,s sss ssE s3p .sss ass
since Tuesday The psisos Of Monday have gons way i
S.';S SS;5Ss IL tii't'@sfs' 's'Psls' so0l &.a; On
.ssst Est:stt Ct T. rsfs ~ ;
supplied. woo,ed sheep wele in dtisand ii 1;sEo
sippsd ssq 10 III IT, .s7Gsts asaa. sS.o % IT..
csnm1 s:soa M ThS Indications
s~;,s p'.'..:s tt1:st; + 4: t;.,:ss. r,... =,
caIu, lo7 In escc,p ii Iass woek; liz iaczsags was
a1l a !, E ,, Ta ~ sp ;3sa t
ceipts to-day ts csssj sFfvsa # ata A1ar. ssu,ing
tssss IT. s II ~ ~ e
rag sG Fsos xssRa :aa i 9ss tess
viii. q saG.leist. de.n.ad; r;
~ i'''s ssssss ;' ;,sfE Eh
ut NEW Yunx,
, 1875-04-17

prttApELrn1A. April 10. = Wool quiet; prices
,!eay; sappy l':h!: olio. Renp.ylva4ia, snd Yet
57No; COARSE SltS52c; New York, Michigan, Indians,
and Western nns, taG6ac mettlum tstS6se eoarsc,
5oo; comb'u8 w.sbol, coaq7e; couab!ng uavashsl,
4s9tec: his pnyaabcd, a5@o7o coarse mi medium
nn~ashcd, &D343He; tub washed, soGibo; extra aa,t
merlno pu1isd, a0Ss0,; No. aud super pulled, 10
N50c,
, 1875-04-17
pNEADSTuFFS.

In futnse TN next wEtos) n salts aud quotations
Of grain :.s III shcse columns will b the baais Of
&c storage ditto pot less than re d,ys afeE the grau Ia
delivered 10 tho buyer: uuess otherwise expressed.
All grain that has been In aorc here for two months
past Is subjrct to charRa Of 4o ut oraRe, without
tra Charge t the 2Gth init Hence 1t eau be delivered
~ regular any rrua from row I'LL O'Clock nest Tues
DAY By lcductin * from tho selling pFIre in which
case thu purchaser undertakes tho rsymspt Of The
whole storage charges, All grain which has not been
storo more than atssn laSe at he date Of delivery
msJ be delivered ~ regular. without dsdntton ~ It
u still have five days to run upon the first storage of
&c per hu.
FLUU1s-Was quiet and unchanged. Ths buying
was a louc by local Dealers shrpers not taking gld
There wua IN order On tho floor for round lot Of
"Pasent " for glasgow, but WAS not allied, ~ Tho
parties could not agrto upon torms. Bales were um
lied TO eco btla spEing e1rss, and 100 tEls winter, al
on private terms The market closed "a foow4: Choice
xtnlcr e1tras, $s.bcai.eo: common 10 good DO, $40
s3S shsss ar,Ss, tp.x s5it. fs e.
e:'S RI: n spas st iss$33; $3; 'pFps '''sfs' ''S
DaAx-W4s moderately active and steady at the re-
ont On trsef. s snd SIC. - fro on Goasd. ''O''0
aoe sanaEt. "a s'sse fss to:I.! :: .'a9 PCT p for
yanes hclns ehe1y duo 10 lie Meaihsr. wllch made
holders arrner while buyer. wers deferred from opcr
T. ~ isss hst large .npPlie. wsrs ID pos
rcci these Now York vss dull but stsaly. and onr
s. e. =: s: ss2 Shs sFs w.
Thasslsy. sna ibst fast, xih the sontiauel sol;',
ocloSk, mixing the market close Arm. There was no
particular news from tho country, aud good many
toa tss tafas's beiags ~ ta&'na oS % Id s. ill.,
si!; * sss - a
i $l,eJt.9 l.o7A, closing al tha inside. seirr
, 1875-04-17

CATTLE-Tho volume Of saica In this Lrancl, Of tho
,asket only ttod by tho sn,onnt Of seoc III tho
yarsla, the sra1o requirements exceeding tho oupply,
liberal aBi was. tins number Of buyers prssant was
not lnrgp on tho two preceding days, aeyera pf
tho smaller Elatcru operators having supplied their
prcacnt nxcils snl withdrawn but the wa,s OF t]oss
remaining seemed urgent, and by the middle Of tho
afternoon everything 1T to 10 acnt 10 market wns
p.ckedur. Although Foms very poor stock waa IT,
ciudsd in tie arrlvata tbs averlHo quality goosl,
is abwn by tha pubhsbc transactlons. saleR vera
At st.Q0 6.o for common to good sloekers Sod
5.5o for butchers' stutr aud as for COMMON
TO oxtrA shipping atesr9. Among Rho noabIa Galcs
II Iowa stecrs, nv $40 u pt $)Bl anu II cxtrA
Illinois atcers. Az 1,5Jl U.s. at $, The former were
euld by Z. Hr4horn Co., nn1 tho latiaf1Ey |anica
Jackson. Tie average advance was h!,out IN .Sc,
compared with Thursdays Irota.i,nt.
QuurATfnHf.
Extra Beovss--Qradcd atceEa, weighing 1,4o0 .-.
70 l,ak0 Ihs..... .easQ87lo
to yOAr OLD 4eeTs, Weighing l.asp 10
Good Uecvcs-W -Wpl-fa.tcncd, finely former 7
s|ecrs, weighing 1.1so 10 l,;o ils. ... s.7s@e. co
Ing 100 to 40 ta. s.a6es7s
Dutshera' Slock-poor to fair stoers. and
weighing 600 10 ido ill.,: Aooasso
70 lo5u ns. looa5oo
It ~. bulls. and gcalawag steels........ 3ooS AQo
Clttla-Tfxns.......... ............ 900G515
, 1875-04-17
NEW York RRy GOODS MARKET.

NEp YonE, April 18.-Te4teFu buyers src operpting
freely in cotton goods prnt g,nghatns cotton-
adeH. etc., and fair packags trsds dous to-day.
ootona steady an unchanged IL prizes. Prints fairly
active, and plaid atyeF and sr'ings in brink request.
Very large auction snles OF damaged woosns will bs
held Wednesday end Fslday Hs1t. Hack slk1 did
well At suction to-day,
, 1875-04-17
GENERAL MARKETS

hlghwIncs. cloe1nR at $!.1o,o2.1I.
BROOM M-COHN-Thcru no change. About Tho
uaiial uhcr Of letters OF Inquiry sre received lallJs
and orders for car and smaller lots. Tho outside luo
tationa considered extreme Ag,res by sotue
Dealers Following Ia the full range OF rcrs, the out
ride being tho Highest given for tho beat qnlleiea of
the gralea uau'ed: Good to chnco Aur'. 12Heatac;
brush That will work ilsclt Into chnice l,nrl broom.
li1i:@1oc: fair to good do. 1e9loH&llHc; ILL
feriat brush. e0l0.; csooksl, Gt6es.
uuFTElt-rho demand, II mol specially active. rhs
sufficient 10 lbsarb tho frehh rcec.ps and at very full
rricea. Thoso In qursl Of "Rtltcdgo" article tnd
difficulty In supplying their wants, lhe offerings
embracing comparatively htta butter tlal will grade
sbo1s good" ato II Light and much broken up.
wo Quots: Choiee to fancy relow, 2'l833o medium
to good grades, 1913c; inferior to common, l2albO
Iu!esior to choice 1olI. 49, a..
CIiEEsE-s9a1cn To respectable aggregate woro hc-
con,psl,e1 at unchanged prices. The following otto
tatons still current. Prime mild faetory, l7gSl8a;
Lower Fsadcs, 10 S15kc.
this MARKET EoasumcTs Of anthracite r"nnniny thrir
orders 10 aueh n,nonnts seem nccc.sary to cnfry
t.sm tltoHen e Tho orcning Of navigation. Hs'ou
~: XII. Ind W.n,.t, lii s7s; issita Tilsy,
Eaiis-Wsrc held shais hgh al ll.) eary ii cou-
sequence Of the cool weather, but tho receipt. wcre
es :'ss ns. sss' eass " s s sasou x tho
Asll lnurkat. Thcrs Ia Tcll'sustNuct demand
for both lake eu,l saltwater cured, and the ten;
or Of rt!caa coutinuns Arn,. WG quote No.
Seis:;s se5 ~ Tss ,s ,ssSs: r .se!e e
% amscEefei. E.lrl fenl'y n,ssstei, S.SrI
s1.'u3 .7a No. sure kits. 10 bank cn'lasll,
ssrFtss fs e. .n afa5sess r, sSA9 *s as'ass:
Latr.d9r herring round D. tSo:4oo d. ,.,l
FAUITs AND aUTH-A gulo. movement VIE no.el
price, there IL stes,er tons to lie marGe. Though
some litcs stl show lack of strength Wequac; Tah-
Taess as; o.; s:sH; lstH
a1os: Ico4s ituscatsl. siSrsi.io vaIausia. ii1is
IT, o &c sf spps issNo ss
Michigan NJ PICS, b" yHc; 1ndaut and llluol.. BA2
SS is sssss s sass g a,lSss c
lo ts. ;5,as Es1 ~
IA lie: Drazils ila ~: recsns, Teras. laalde;
Wilmington paaauts. vi Inc: Tennessco peanuts. 90
6REES i F6iTs-Wtss ftj more qniet but steady, OK:
ecpt npples and cr9ulsrTtes which ara about out Of
sses tor apple. a sesy rsga n '1snea
90, in Cur iota. s1o'.s3;; Asriuwa l,,usuas s5.o6
dRocERiHscoes a iraen % ed rmiy 4 tho M adganss
prices q Tnaraday. Thu tona CT tho market for
sssy ss ssan. aaa 'ss IL
i1ssEr.tna, 7,5esc; nangson, sHe7Yo; Caro-
Cd corTsss-o e. lava. 35Ies1itc java No. 2, auk
quito: choies 10 fancy iuo 2Ns!.ic; good TO primo
IS sss : ia M ,ss ,tSst ssk
s5Ss;: ;s:ss., 4; .:,s:; ess s
sae; 10 - - .ssasie y;ueS, -: .e!fas:s
mon DO 71dia1Ic: chplca u,olasscs sugar s,;Gs9a
, 1875-04-17

1in1s-ln comparison Will Thurt4ay, tho u,astpt
ycster1ay presented no very pronouiired cfapg5 III
any Of ts fearas. Choice to extra quaEcs by vlrsuo
Of olr acaEc!sy held lrmiy hut other grado4
the market lisplaycl Weak1ess, holtlors eyniipg
Willingness to meet TIN piewa Of bnyers when jlo
itrsfSnce dividing laen amenpsed 70 pqt pers tls,l
b910c per 100 ba saes wefo At $7.50etsNI for POOR
with most Of tho trading ut $767Q0 for light and
a. for heavy: Thtro were extra anil few
chotcs Tho avor.ge weight of tAs hoaB sold scarcely
reached 200 lis. CIasing a4aat,qns showed no 1ns-
teriA variation FROM tlle oi,tning rates. y
, 1875-04-17
CHICAGO rR1BuNE

eui stso,5 ls.c1H for june. Sales: 600 ~, aeler
Jnrn. Ht sIh.iai IGsN. .....
Wheat was mo1cra,eIy active. cnsIng ensicr. sAcr
May sold Al tl:hHt~t.0lY, aud close.l ~ 9i.oiT.
acllrr juno closed At $l.0l..
Com gas quiet and "a lo~ar, eioslng 1t 77Ac for
May anI Gh,sc for junr. ...-
oAt. were lowtE, selling Al Hit @a':c for May snI
Gltl&0!io for June closing at the tuhtic.
, 1875-04-17
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the rrcctpts and shipments Of
the leading areie1 Of produce a this city during tho
twcnsy-lpur hours ending at o'clock on Friday
morniug, and for the corresponding date ons year
ago:
, 1875-04-17
LAKE MICHIGAN,

. ERkE HtAHt44Hy
Chicago.
The schy Dluo Dell arrived from Msniteyoa ysfst
day with cargo Of cedar roata.
The schr Pilot arrived from tho head Of ths III,
yoaterday afternoon with q load Of cedar posts.
The iron tug Eussaph1ors came out Of wintss aa.s.
terra ycstfrdaS. Capt. q. T. Holland u 1t ths hao
ngain.
but dp going 10 prass no d!sas.ers aaJad i'm
hceu reported.
The stmr oconto arrived hero from Nan!!u.a.
HsE.ases y s.ssssss t f. a ssSS ssea eF' p' re''
epoa % Of lie Central Motoi u Ystsst stisst. lee,
a E'ss e. fss!9ssi:f ssfss ;ssi e. ss;o
N1tYAuKxE.
Tho steamship Minne,pql!s III for Grand H.rfa
l?o's9et Thaf'asy night and arrived tl't'' At ~
Capt. william Iadnor hla been appointed 10 tss
command Of The prop Lake nrceze She + 6tilag sa1
fn4 Hafsa - 20 ~ srsatlsse sst @ sssE vset
A slerco wlud-asosm swept over thia section AZ q q
country yestpray from tho northwest and e0nthdsa
through greater porio1s Of !he night VIZ aqa ?,
thas nsfs il tso sbtppns oi' tho aie It
disistnr would .rp5 follow. In tho Hrers ~ hs
ill., s s's sss ssRs 9a E e e. g
gefa4pan from Eleystof "a" 10 haE u apsk 1aIs IN
With great difficulty.
~ sh!eouse Board On Wednesday Sta:ssa s,I
fas :'i$:s ts ss ssts
nancc of these lights wss rgrnsskaby idletls ens,
vas slit 10 have bean done matter of eeonasol
J. sa Sssssd sasf;s: sns sisss "
aisnsi ght il yssy raina Thsss + rs.s I
@ bans -hols Ii Till esoatntfy::
Se:sa! pi.paen g r.. r. a9o 51s, Il 1ss.,tupo1
GeidfS Uniei B.ates connlsoeF DioedFo9d '4a ~;
Tho eyidcuco established that the caimahu ..H.s ~
;lSF' t4 smpGys y O. 'A' oessa ssi'f IN RS
Tha h defuna4nt hold: ihat ths mm I,S,n,, r.: -
ts sjsss,sa Sso f tss2 sess smoys "a ss nSss
Ss fosnns as asSeRSa Saahss stS
Of tho ah!p.' Tie ease e1clees GFsas Interest,"
pAY CITY.
Tho river boats aro having ,narp passengers nor.
Thu rrop Bradbury IL toiug repaired 1t nv s'~
just below ssitchells. :,
Two b.sges a.o getting their fitting ont u o'a'7
tpwn--Me Y. T. Peck and . ons oIAeF' ,.,,,.
s!ss ss'sss:*; 'Es*'S'ss;;s 's;s. Sh' Yp p launched s'
Hs nas sseE ea{ss: 5qad sn !onss n esuss e. ussast
tie phipago 9ralu tfadp this seasou.
oR+sp HAVEN. ,,,-.,.s
GnANp HAVEN, klch., April i6.-fhe AAss1rr
steamers hare begn detained Ia port, aaa H.a .ssr
leave TIL Saturday. Large mssse' q ~ p ,.hs ~,
9ssqs qsi sissyi sssyial4lsaa l r. T ffsafstSs::: g r:
LAKE ST. CLAIR. =, g. mar ,ay.
, 1875-04-17

Country harnoss. aA5 81
Linz, cjty, = n. aaa Il
Kip, city, .,.,..............,........ GIG IS
Kip. veals. .,..........-......"..... sos1ol
CaHntty upper 2lts a
Collar, y -. llt@ -
Calf city: L1;@ 1Ss
N9ugh upper, stap1 1asd d..,.......,........ a1a III
No,sh ppber, damaged. o19 50
uHtalo Hln,ig ghtci sole ........ BEs 81
IN. a." solG. s0B 80
OAK.
Kill. 79a Lilo
lIarueaa. 5t@ q
FFsnsb FFesb sa!f ss!f sa's ' ii Sss IS
French kip 30 to 19o lbs 1nJ9 l.so
LuMDEls-Tho yard business continues fatr at tho
% thp pbot po;ts h,ye Esa;e4 e.sePt several n.
, 1875-04-17

HOG rhODUcTS-Were hrtner al ronnt, but 40
quset "a u to generally guoei dull, There fair
dsolsnd for product but 1t was chiefly basci On the
closing quotations. Of Thursday, which did uot satsfy
holders hcncs little whs done. The receipts OF hogs
wsro rather tess In number and ttovcl further fall
Ing Cd In qualify. Hence though tAe packing Of hogs
hero aucc the Ht Of March Il ts!lmatod 10 he from
g. 0O1 bead prtseht receipts favorable 10
Asmncas especially IN lar they yield very tle Of
that article New York also stronger psoduct,
whilo ahtre was no particular change in Liverpool.
srocKs-A correspondent, WHO hss compared lilo
reported atocks of provisions an haud In tha city
lhe l5t with tlloAo reported for month previous,
has summarized the asily movsmons given III tbs
board II Trade bulletin. Tatih tho miller the
thory, he fluids wide difference In nsl, aud smsll
cue ln pork. ~ folluws:
Lard received from March Is to April II, In
1afd shipped ios s.ms pasioi, 0ass.ii5
Not shipments. hs.. hs..................... ,3si
Tho reselps anil sbipments are returned ~ gross
weight tnclulnE lorca); dividing tbs net EhIpnents
by $50 ps, the standard gross wnght OF tnrto nf
lard, the uet shipments arc 11+6 Aercos Tie etste
ent Of March IT, 1876 rsiorIcd tho stock of lard 1t
that elma @ IlQ tercts and the Atutctnent OF APRIL
H. aows tbs stuck to be j3 tlufcca difference Of
only 30 crces, whereaa tho sh!pnsne show ~ stSl
| tierres, leaving 4,H{J Hercea u'.accs,f1fcl for.
The receipts and shipments Of pork for tue aaue
period stunt fllfo&st
1ts%1scd, lr!s, bMG
Hhppad. bra. 1,5lt
Nc. .Asrmcnts. =, ,4ia
Tho stock reported on hand on ..
March u WIS, l,5i9
April lb...-...s...
nedusttop AZ per statsmcnss, urls ~. ". .7ol
Reduction per shipments, brlR. 234a8
, 1875-04-17
krA1T enrnf

hGFITs
virginia., nd .....,..It
N. CArnlI1na, 1lh.....1'1h
y. CAfpl!1lat, neT.....l0
, 1875-04-17

SHEEP-No change p rfice9 Way obfcrvkhie. Tltre
waa loss actlYty IN tha demand, hpt the light supply
served to sustain values which may bs qlolea hrns n
z $500
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-01
d" I'm Going TO.''

Ncttie Neal never did, but was always
'' gOin' to- 1t was y provoking habit
never to be quite ready to do rs she was
bid, nevcr ready to put away her things. 60
on an errand, come to supper. or 60 to bed.
but always: " Yes mamma, I'm goln' to.
Mamma Neal grew eXaspcrated at last:
she was tired of asking and telling and
calling over and over for her little girl to
do what she wished her to do; so she de-
termncd one day she would cure Nettir
homnopathetcally-by which she meant
she would use the same method in small
dosnS. and see if she could effect 4 cure in
that way.
Therefore, one morning, when Nettit
came running in from the lawn with her
dolls arm torn off to its shoulder. and
asked: NJ umml. wont yOl please
fix my Golly's ARM" mamma lifted her
eyes up from her work and answered,
Yes. Nettic. I'm @oin' to" and then went
on sewing. Ncttir waitcH a little while
and then asked again: Z" Won't vou please
sew my dolly'S arm on. mamma? q Yes,
I'm COIN to-" replied mamma. not lifting
her eyes from her work. Bat mamma.
dear, | want You to do it now, right
away and then there WIS a llttle break
in the trcmulouS voice. q" Why. do You?
| didn't know You meant that; thought
my own time would suit YOU Just Is
| we'll and then mamma took the doll
and soon scwed on its limp. hanging arm.
Nette went ont on the lawn again walk
ING Il little slowly. There was strange.
new thought stirring in her little brain.
YOU see, bat II romp with Ponto soon put
it al out of her h"a!, AMI when mamm,
called her in to dinner, she answered back
rs usual. - Yes. mamma. I'm COIN to,
and went on rtclnw over The lawn and
across the brook and back again, until. by
the time she was T. idy to come in, dinner
WAS all over
Give NE some dinner. mamma. she
cried, :ls she saw the table being cleared
aw y. and mamma preparing 10 20 M
stars for her afternoon nap. " lr~. Net
tie, I'm @oinC to, answered mamma 90
inc up the hlll stairs Nrttic ran on af cl
her, clinginw to her dress. >ohbin-. = Bu
I'm hungry nov. | want it now, man
ma Please come down and give me my
dinner"
Mamma stopped on the stairs then, ;lnd
answered very slo WHY, DO vuu see now
from experience. Ncttir, h Nv trying and
troublesome it is not to do 4 thing 1t once
which is asked of You? If | should an
swcr, every timn vou wanted to Ja wailrl
upon or cared for, Yes. I'm going To
\ettip, Is DDH do When speak to Won -
and thcn MT t. do the thing 1T once Whc,
YOU ask rs vp1 dp i f,;tr YOU wDlll 20
hungry and neglected. AMI be altogether :;
very unhappy little girl. Now that yol
see how di>lgreenbl and uncomioytlD.c ;
person can be m1dr by always going TO.
and never GOiIW 1T Ojl.t 4 thiuT ,lt irrl @
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-01

How To TREAT A COMMON COLD-Dr.
J. NJ. Fothcrgill. in an article on this sub
Icct in the London Practitioner, remarks :
Rarely Is any impression made upon the
pyrcXit until the action Of the skin is cx
cited and the cooling effects of exhalation
attained. The administration of nauseant
d!aphOret!cS to attain these end, has Lcen
the rule among practitioners I'm no lse
wives. The t.mc-honored antinlo ial wine
his scarcely yet yielded to its rival, ip-
"racu1nla; nor. perhaps. is it desirable
tllt II = OulI. Their com Dina, on j. GOOD
an to h,. recommended. In adults. iodid
of potassium i'll guaiac mixture form an
excellent combina ion. especially when
the col ! is combined with rheumatic lr,ins
or ton,il:ti-. These Internal may be ,ideI
i'll their elton br external measures. such
a. warm baths. With children il Is easy
to wrap them up in = blanket wrunr ont in
hot water, to cno lose them 50 wrapped in
a dry tiarket, and 20 put them into bed
IhiS may De repeated ~ required. ami
sufficiently aids the rem dies given by the
mouth. Measures for giving adults a
warm bath in bed are now to be procured
at little cost After Precipitation is once
induced. there Is usually a gradual fall of
temperature; but the normal NAV not he
reached for some DAYS There is a decided
tendency to excessive heat-loss after the
action Of the skin has been established
even though the Temperature indoors be
above the normal. Experience Ia, taught
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-01

Gong home from my office u>t before
daybreak, these calm antumn mornings
| sometimes hear. overhead, faint little
calls, SO tender and far away, that if the
ear WAS not trained to observe them they
would never be noticed. These small cries
are the notes Of delicate birds flying South.
1t IS delightfully."- mysterious Where have
they come from and where are they roinr
thus by night. and straight over forest and
ttrm. and city AMI sea ? If We 90 into
tho woods we shall find them proplcd by {,
different folk than crowded their arches
SIX months or three months AGO. The
thrt:~hes, that have made melody all sum
mer long. have un>trunG their harps, and
are silently taking their leave The dan-
tv. satln-slippcred ground warbcrs an,!
wag ails have left their fcrn-covcrts The
scarlet tanangers, that used to glow among
The trees like lirchrands, have kinlled the
NAPLES and flown away. taking with them
titled orioles and crazy rhcc-winks. In
their place are strangers-fox. and white
t!roateh, and gray-e'rOwrcI. and tree
sparrows; the northern pe-wee; the tiny
kngcts and little groups of warblcrs
cll,tterin@ gailv in sub lucd tones among
themselves. There is II quiet. serene s,t
lsfactipn expressed in the demetnor of
these autumn visitors, although different
from the oXultajion and rio.ous singing of
the full-plnmel hosts which return to us
in the spring. Yet they lre-a!I except
the yoang birds of the year-thc same
that We saw when the crisp oak-leaveS I'M
der our feet We're rnfoldin. from inicy
binds. Bat in some cases birds which were
common IN spring are very rare now, and
cicc rsrSt; This has come 10 be Il rule with
some species that We can count upon.
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terrupted Lilly, who was just about asleep,
by this time.
Come, come, Lilly" said her mother
smiling, who had been listening to grand
pas story. " guess you're sleepy. and
you'd better 90 to bed now" So grandpa
smiled to think what an attentive listener
he had aud proceeded to prepare for hi
nights repose; and mamma undressed
Lilly. while papa kept on reading.
Soon Lilly was in her little bed sounf
asleep, while Captain Nod of1iciated over
her sleep, and Nab. the queen of fairies
told her pleasant dreams.-H A. PerSin
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9oetru.
TIE DEATH OF THE FLOWERS.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
The melancholy days are come,
The sad'lest of the year,
OF walling winds, and naked woods,
And meadows brown and sere.
Heapcd III the hollows of the grove.
The Autumn leaves lie dead:
They rustic to the dying gust,
And to the rabbits tread.
The robin and the wren are flown,
ant from the shrub the jay,
And from the wood top calls the crow
Through all the gloomy day.
Where are the flowers, the fir young flowers,
That lately sprln- and stood.
In brighter light AMI better airs,
\ beautcOuS sisterhood?
Alas they all are in their graves,
The gentle race of flowers
Are lying in their only beds,
With tie fair and good of ours.
The rain is falling where they lie.
But the col November rain
Calls not from Out the gloomy earth
The lovely ones again.
The Wild flDwer AMI the vloet,
They persisted long, a-',
Anl the hli,rrosc and the orchiS
Died amid the summer gl)W;
But on the hill the gollen-rod
IN the sister In the wood,
AMI the yellow sun-howcr by the brook,
In Autumn beauty stood,
TIL fell the frost j, ON the clear cold heaven,
A. falls the plague on men,
AMI the brightness of their smile gone,
From upland, glads and glen.
Anil now when come the calm lid days,
As still such days Will come,
To call the squirrel and the bee
From out their winter home;
When the sound Of dropping nuts is heard,
Though all the trees are >till,
Anltwlnkle in the >m Ky hight
The waters Of he III,
Til" south wind searches for the fl overs
Whose Fragrance late he bore.
And >i.;hs to tini them in the wool
And 10y the stream more.
Anil tn IN think OF one who in
Her youthful beauty died.
The fir, meek blos' IN that grew up
And faded by my SIDE;
In ;he cold moist earth we Iai,! her,
Where rhr forest cat the leaf
AMI W. wcpt til u onc - lovely
should have a lif. 80 bii'f.
Yet not unmect 1t wa that one
Like that younL friend of ours,
80 -cafle AMI 50 beautiful,
should perish with tn, llpvers.
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An ingenious contrivance for enabling
persons u breathe Is poisonous vaporS or
dense smoke, has recently been invented
by Captain Shaw, of the London fire brig
ale. 1t consist of i close-tilting hood,
with Il respir*tor, holding il filter. the in
vcntion of Prof Tyndill, which is made
up of u valve chamber and filter tube
about four inches long, screwed on out
side. with access to it from the inside by
4 wooden mouthpiece. The charge for the
filter Is put up with the tube turned upside
down and the lower valve removed, and
consists of the following materials: Half
an inch deep of dry cotton wool. an inch
deep of the same wool saturated with
givcerne. Il thin layer of dry wool, hall
IN inch deep of fragments of charcoal,
half an inch of dry wool, half IN inch
deep OF fragments of lime, and about an
inch of dry wool. The whole can be put
on and adjusted in a few seconds by the
wearer.