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Mr.J,p Mahaffy. n considerable writer On
.o,Jrs c,,,pcctcl With Greek history, In, occs-
s,e,,n, ,..,,, H., ~ ,.r,o IL .1,o no,,,r,.s -
e,'''.u -, soou "e.' ~ '',,l,, u."a -, ~ u"' ~
the London deade"'v by publishing there let
among the tame animals kent by the Greeks.
To sunnort III. assertion. III. Mahu,rv nuotcs
sIE ,s .N,"...',.. -.
TWO .lassases from As'sloPhanes' III eaea VI
which the uan1c Of IN animal OCCURS which he
accord declare that the an,,nal ,nent,oucI was
so,,o .,uc;os ~ ,ha U,,,tj;ir y fo,ntIv tnc,,,d,
so''s FFee'es u '"0 AZ a'"''9''' '"''.''y 'e'u"
Ing the martens, weaecls, skunks' cte. IN the
Greek Lexicon OF Lille'l ~ scott. the term
used by Arstuphanes Is tral1sia cd l,y the word
we,scl' other author,tfrs 1rc,1,. that thc mi.
.,..,,>.,,, ~ ,,.t,,.. ,,.,.,a,
MA ~ question "a, lto,ap's ~ "11.e.p'e''s'ea
beecil-Inafach. Arlstotlc, SPEAKING ol thc same
creature to which Arlstophanes all,ides, statcs
H.,,it uh,r,, nrr nnt ,x,sscsspL ,v Tho rat Int
s'a"'.e "'e4' aie "oa E'osee's.a o9 t"e sa.r "u1
arc characteristic ~ certain ol 1he -N"'feaa1.
Prof. lsalleston. in un exhaustive paper On
tcIn M Foina of Ancirnt nnl Mo,1crn Tjmcs.n IN
49," z, - I'.,ta..,. I,.;,,,,,., IT,. ~.
INC so"fhHsy " 'a"o'o"y a"" "Ha'o'oaH III Nv
yeinher, le0'' EtTcs conSlnr'E. evidence tnat the
mousc-ktlleg Of the ancient Greeks and Romans
was The weasel, and denies that the 4lo,nes-
~, c.t ,,,. r,a,,.,, ~, ,1o,n u.-tt.r r.,
~ ~ w "" :. ~, -
Inc Aeaaehy says ihfre IS no rcnsoh io1
believing that thu domestic cat was Kept rs n
tame animal III any other country than Egypt
Uefore the Christian era. II WIS IN Use In Con-
stantinople about tho middle Of f!ie fourth cen.
tury. Ducargc, 8. r. Cdi'a, quotes certain
writer 0f the Life Ut GreEory Sazlazen "a. u.
Ni1, rsrr.) as saying, Lie lad ruthrE III tic
world but que cat, which tle used to ca1ess nE'l
| nurse III bis lap as q fel'ow-inflabltant Of TIC
|
, 1876-10-28

e The e.,et9r world I%to that nnh1own and my,
ltwa' natural !l,n. rnic a shock 10 tc sernp'c.
Fl % ',c jcws !; ~ tn'nsys Ytranc. oi t'a Holy OF
wero eoa,c,i admissible, i was 70 be forgiven il
with must of lhe contemporary chiefs. David wnnii
ayn rsGaca t, :; ,;, 70 disqualification for t"el'eF
On SaS te next 11' day, % win the +ono ,s rc cour.
tcsy that marked all tlt. aeangr. iilta tint wct,
distinguished cyon the rllato and the Felix ot q
fcn & IL asss "t' wSe e .nns tat @
Presence there NUT have occaalnncd nnd invested
Will. the ronsIGcate tic unfortunate iIyecanus.
Cl,arcl', which las been left BY Dr.. Stanley for
delincatfun In thu fourth anil tluat volume Of
Ills work, cxccctfs all that 1ayu preceded It In
grandeur nnl significance. II IL tic plan Of tho
Tic hfstorica appcara,,cc % Of liz Fouuer nni
tho first tenctcrs of Christianity, In tho light Of
tllcis connection with tl,c long series q iropll.
ets aud heroes of Israel III tic fulll!lncnt ol
ttyttcl, embotlcs thU FtnEncl powcrs Of ono OF
tho most Mha md eminent Of the liylcs fn tic
Church Ut England.
Exllil,lT1ON Of, 1.70 IN Il!lLAhEi.FIlIA.
NSo., ,pp. ~. No .ic ia1c:so: h Topographic
ihe I'pte VI p1a@" n'!pi'.c'Hcnts Ns eoi%'f
batons to tho Centennial Exposition with an
official compilation Of tho latest statistics ex.
libisine th, urorrcss of tim country In Tim arts
~ s,,if-n,1lm sr,na 1,.,, a,I'~o... f. IT, .st,,'
t's'"lat'o.. 1.'e "o'h c,ao' 'uees ~ 'ta tao'c
ol contents q aacsefinsion o1 Inc rhys'eai surface
Of tho country, Of its aMtnlnl, vegetable, AMI
mineral products, returns of tic CENSUS, Il
a1;c,rh nf ia farm nf rovcrnmcnt. of In nuhIfc
,,or,,. otr;, o1,a,tt,nn, itta.orw .s,,,t,n'. 49,.
"o."s' ets'i' eaucat'o'''' ''Ie'.y' bs'e'''e' a't
AMI cl'afltaplc INSTITUTIONS asll Of Inc extent o!
It's commerce and Industries. In sllurt, IL pre-
sc,ts II cumpuct history Of the present state of
The Enntrc' Tho exhibit rcfcrts crcot credit
,,". ~ s..,,,,.,, ..n ns'.,.,,." "a,
up9 tna ti,t t.ss u.a ,'olsn ~ " LIZ !t'un, ~,
nN y p''est "'Ih p1o'''se lo' tho 'atu1e VI tne
PcTTP.eir PTP(n ~ J.. - ., ... ,
,~,tN En-, nt.a ~ fn M ~, - y. sank fs.e'tt wv
tt.s IT, ~ af. ~ ,a sns!ns@ u
.s .s stIue, une.h ni W III ~ ~" ~ "Wu' ato 9 ,vs
LINN tn1ee,scsentns o. I'c So,t,'iehs q scum
Mh'csMu, ~ l.. na tot;., EnPl9a E ~. tStiiIatet
n .on,l Tsss nnn Ms1 tit,,% q % ~ S1'cn IT. IT.
naa H. s9n ~, Wv " IL, a,u
saasSs. ss ny .ne ~" y s1.it "'lSn assnlcs ~;
n s1t,ms1n , .. essl5' ,'e ~, T..
Esu e, n'uLG.s ~ IT.; ooi' at%et t''at "a'c "'"1h 'Ae
If,p.sG TIE s. aIee: .,a,. t., ,..n, -
for,i 81, eSs as',,d..,+ I'LL ~ nist,. @ ,rt
.oa no't ss.,., .aoas.1's, uu Msav
sn.sG -, sitee, is'suaE H. ~ ,'H'McasG variety
@ 1ant, '"Au,seo ~ l..a I.'see ~
saugn,rcs r;s ana othnr ,,rnn,s
, 1876-10-28

TFIE JOY cafl KNOW
Only when Heaven ecculs near.
And faith Ece1 hostzot dawn and glow
DeyoMtl tlr hce,.sn that fade anil titnpnear;
Whrn heavenly hills t,eyonu earth'e rai.Ecs low
Lift their gold submits fais and clear,
And j0y-tbpng., earth turn srto
Aud falls tho snow-
impart -
.If=<kfah IntfferroFth
, 1876-10-28

IN J1EGGHEtItFE WHICH HllSlGN Hill
IN The preparation of h[s own.
Mr.. Conway naturally remarks that hoth Fer
Etlsnn nilu Ltatll>ctter would have 1eer amazed
hal thGy becn Informed that an obscure Hegro
In solitary cabIn in MI American wilderness
l!atl reviewed anti amcr1ca thcIr eruditu Nnl
complicated trcatIars.
Al soon ~ panncknr hal mastered tho little
library Of mathematics which las been NEIL
slonctl us coming Into hs possession IN 1851. lia
set about tlIe compilation Of MI u!n,n',ac. This
he accomplished. sls hn did the manufacture nf
hts clock, M.IaIaMl and alone. Hts friend, Mr..
Ell!eotl, hearing Ut his new enterprise, tMk uut
Aonlo tables lor Ills assistance; lMt Danrckrr
lad alrcaly progressed fur III thu preparation Of
the logartlnus necessary fur lis wurl;. HIS tlrst
almanac was complied for ltc year 11t. nnll WAS
finished when tts Nil, liur was at0ut 5syenrsol u,c.
It Was published through tlr l,.tlllcslro of James
Msllenry, Esq., by d"i'la1,l Y Amsel, then he
edItorsa! Mossro ths puelslsvsa say:
Tiny feel Erattfcd In tue opportunity Of present.
Ing thc pblc shtonEh thrls press Whist must he
cumpiete and accurate Eplmnt.is tor tl1 year
l7H., calculated by sal1n roll of Afr!cM;
nn4 illey 'Iattst thsmseiye. TIN! plil,nt,rSp's
gise tltcr pattonasc aud rro,, 10 tl,ls worS, ns
only On account U: it, :ntsInsie merit. tit having
sa!sncd asttonassrs Of An,er'ea particularly Tho
e"9ehratea Mr. HstsnlAnset, hut from rln!!as n,a.
tiyes to oc whte, Induced tho editors 10 give TIL.
cnlcglatlun thu preference, the ardent desire Of
drawing mn,!es. merit frou ubscnrty unI rontro-
tcrtlng tho long.cslaosarA !lliberal prrludlea
against thu blacks.
Dauuckcr regarding lia personal vla!m6 10 ron.
sltlcratin III, :,ceuunt al lie attalnnicits liz ll
made lln.ler the greatest disadvantages; but l,e
Justly ls]a It Il dnif I" secure M lckl'oWitt!g-
ints!ieet,al ti eapasaty u IN .!Ispametl racc s
With t!Its feeling 1lG addressed, Will nlanu-
script copy ~ hts al'nannr, a letter to Thanaas
jefferson, then Secretary ii State under WASH
, 1876-10-14
HOW TO "Sp4NTTEU.n

To The Edffef HJ The 9fitnnf.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-I have mn'lc a number Of
articles In spatter work, and have been very
successful Ut It. As no two persons spattcr
alike, will cxp1nin my way for the benefit OF
"Ltttlc Wotnan," or others who nEc desiroua OF
learning thu nrt, for such It IL, when donc nice.
II.
The cloth, pauer, or silk, whichever Is
used, must Gc troned until not a
wrinkle or fold IS vlt!blc. 1t is then stretched
on clean board, ind securely fastened. The
ferns, leares, or figures arc then arranged nc
corling to the tIstc md t1sc Ut the article
Every leaf or projection tllnt IL likely ta curl up
tn being wet must be fastened down with pins.
Care must be taken that the plus are
plMe1 In pcrpcntliclllarly,. or they Will
emall piec" Of India Ink Is next dissolved
In little warm water,-warm, because It dis
solves quickcr,-nnttI thlck enough to spattcr
nicely. fills is found outbr repeated trials, 4
stiff toutl.hrlall und finc flour sieve completes
the work. The brush, after bethg wet In the Ink,
must be rubhra TapIdly orcr tic top of the stcvet
which In hcld q short distance above the work.
toe much Ink on tl.c brush,, for. It MI!
collect on the under side Of the sieve, and
drop on the cloth, making larger spattcr
than Is #islcd for. When the work Is as dirk
as desired, the ferns or figures arc removed and
warm iron passcu oycr the wrong side Ut the
work, which sets tho Ink md brings out the cf-
feet of the figures. A very pretty way to finish
tue nateria an Inch or SO. This must be done
before 1t Is spattercd. Letters made OF ferns
nrc very pretty designs for centre pieces.
hnvc also been vesy successful in preparing
autumn leaves for the parlor, which I viii cx-
plain ncxt time. A. NJ. Il.
, 1876-10-14

Is in thu field again. allow mo to
thank her for the most agreeable Of
articles, nnd I.trs,st tile!r pnngcIt lines mav,
n,cteor-Iike, continue Ia slIcd their brllIaury
oyet, the Homo Department, thereby adding
much to lis Ereat interest fur housckecpers and
hosnc.keepvra. Our home regime Ia In perfect
accordance will, Mrs. Sarah I--'a, 40 that IL Is
useless for nc TO rceap'tn1atc. But With your
permission 1wtll offer 20 thc readers Of the Home
method for washing " swnn's-fown,'' m article
much ufed for trimming, bit generally cast
aside .: ,'acless after having been aotled. :.
Prepare tt,tIs frtnn whito soap and Iukewarfn
ra't,-sa.cr. Put the ''down" into the suds,
aud waai, tlosonehly-if necessary, through
TWO or three watrrs. Then rsnsc In blue
water, pressing tho water out between The
hant!s, and taking All end III caeh hand. Shake
uutii the down bcg!ns to nasusnc It's natural
appearance, tf"n hang uut On the line, and allow
tlis wind 10 flnixh The process. a piece Of
s.nn sdown H., 50 wasl,e! WY tnss for vears-for
me, Ii sufficient Pruoi of It's success.
Mn5. 8AnAn A. L.
, 1876-10-14

III IN Editor y The Tribune.
KALAMAZOO. MicE,, Oct. 10.-1 tnkc 1t Your
proot-rradrr and punctuation n,an Is gone to
the Centennial, as my letter wasn't set up right,
but I'll Try to forgive It, II you'll let me ask
sulno more questions. Thut chem!loon Is still
in tho dark. but / purpose 10 'press with cheer
ful v!oor on" unl s0Rlu one mny enlightc,t
int. Viii the "wtniluw gardener" tell mo
how to treat Towering hinplcs to make them
bloom? ] searflel from HonG Eastern gardener
that they were gross feeders, and needed yrry
rich earth, So l'yH kept tlIcln OH very high
raliouH, anil conclude that they have
tho dysperaIa, af the buds all turn rel
low aul fall oil when about hali-growu.
es,ulld alfo like to know from sonic one how
10 pickle cabbase ia quarters or eigflths, and
have II tender md crisp The best ever ate
was made BY won'ai, who had lived upon
epondents aplear to substst Oh brown brcud-
date to get = reclnc. Ny fore fathers
nnl mothers come from Gean I'LL, c.,
ani will cheerfnl!y add my
testimony on the bean question. Take rs many
beans us you think yuu want; wash, boil till
tender, and n!l salt pepper, a,d nl0lasacs to
taste. II YOU like them greasy, put in fright
smart "of pork. II you hate Il Us bad a. do,
stna]l piece will answer. Bake III
covered dish Of any sort. Ny husband
Ally woman might DO content with
thut praise When she gets things ns good US
mothers, the Millennium has arrived In tLat
ho,lsn
have n nice recipe Tor "crcam puffs" and
Meahbnge salad" II anybody wants thcm.
Mns. Il. or THE Bio VILLAGE.
, 1876-10-14

PIN from tho door. i twune open, nnd ,,t.-
r'otcti torry eight. Threu ,wcary.iookfng cows
IN nth. The only breath Of fresh air TINT came
into The place WINS through wlHdow little
over foot square. The moor animals were ton
wretc',et 10 Iook around or show any curiosity
about their ris1tors. turned away and Atrliek
into tho hotncwnrd pat!l. When few rtHls
fron, the place, l met 1argc Emerald act in n
muddy wagon, surrounded BY battered milk
cans, fer likeness to tho lleiress apparent, and
The general grlmihesa told me at once II was tho
West aItla fovofite. hurried IN without
"paasin' remark"
A. nearcd the moro hahitat1c rnrt Ut the
city, turning over n INF mind the feasibility OF
having d COW brought to our door aud tic de-
lleious nectar of tny ehil<lhnod received In my
ow'l ytssei, nrcr the crossIng came one Of those
horrible sWil.wngOns, throwing up its hot, SOUR
spray, carrying disease and death 10 Old and
yunny.
Thanks IL Mrs. saraf, l.. for excellent paper
on iomc anu tile Kitchen. Every line went
stra'ght to my heart. Also to Susan for her
Timely Instructions fur wtndow-garlening.
VIII some one ten,l to the Home recipe for
preserving citron! r.
, 1876-10-14
TRANSLATION nf tiluod.

We dsre say that Sir. Il. Irwin, medical stu.
dent, Of Manchester, has II, llea tllut hU Is y
peculiarly heroic person. Yet We callnot help
thinking that tho folIuwing facts ~ narrated III
the columns of medical contemporary, tell =
tale OF simple devotion TO duty OH the liatt OF
Mr., irwin such as Hits us high above tlat sphere
tic horizon OF worklday life: Tn the as.,I OF
July last, We aro informed, " weakly, ssrofuloas
youth hud QUE Of his limbs ainputated III the
Manchester lpfrlnary. Four days ai,crwara he
was found blecdilg 10 death, aud tu suel, lcs-
surgeon, resolved to try desperate remedy,
known Us 'transtus!olE"-ll!a. Is, the net
Of transferring to tho morbund patients
veins thu warm blood Of SONS living man.
Where wn the bl1od to be hadl In old
historic story VIC seaa Of = gsutls Queen who
, 1876-10-14
Sir William Thomson on tbs Centre Of tbs

Tnnfntp HuSrf1f

london Spectator.
a remarkable nddreBs has been delivered by
Sir William Thomson, in the Physical Section
of tue British Associations on tho subject Of tho
l!nid or solid nature OF the enrthfa kernel.
While not denying that ccstain portlona Of tho
carths interior are In q molten or fluid state,
Sir William Thomson maintained, on various
more or less rceondIte grounds, that no large
proportion of tho earth's Interior can, by any
possibility, bo III tho condition of molten lud.
VI may say, with almost perfect certuinty, that
WhatGyer lnny be thu relative uenslttes of rock,
solid and mcltrd. ut Or about the Temperature
Of liquefaction, It Is, think, quite certain TINT
cold solid rock 10 4snser than hot melted rock;
and io possible degrees Of rigidlty III tho crust
could prevent It FROM breaking In pieces and
sluklny wholly beiuw tho liquid laya- Somo-
thug like this may nago gone GU, and probably
did 20 On, for thousands Of years after solalH-
catlon conlaleucea; surfaco portions Of tho
melted material losing htat, fretzing and slnIs-
Ing Immediately, or growing to tho thickness
OF y few metres where the surface would Ia
cool, md the wiIole soti dense enough to sink.
Tits PROCESS must 60 on until tho sunk por-
ttuns Of crust build up from the bottom q suf-
llc!cntlY close-ribbed skeleton or frame to allow
frcah iucrustAtloNs 10 remain, bridging across
the now sma. areas OF laya.poUls or lAkps.'
T4pt Is striking picture of tho growth OF tls
nrouuu carth," which WIS once supposed to
have BEEN nlac from the arst Tint It can-
not he moved" We are rather sorry To 10
robbed Of thu belief In tho ceutral 1aya occau
after alt.
, 1876-10-14
TIE HUMBLE KICE-I'UDDINu.
tn fht Eiffoy of Ths Trihttns


MILWAUKEE, Oct. 13.-sfy brother and my
self have been very much Interested for many
weeks in the F" Home Department" Of your
valuable paper, and as we I've lonely life In
the country take great pleasure in trying differ
cnt recipes, and have found many III this De-
partme ent that gave us gtcNt satisfaction.
And now ne wish To scn1 our mite. First
c11nes ulothcr's recipe for potato yeast. This
never becoming sour. Take II cornnon-skctl
potatoes, boil soft nnt1 mash hot, pour nyCr enc
pint boiling water, add one pint cold water,
strain through q cullgnilcr, add one teacup
sugar, one tahiespoon suit, When cool ntll one
lcncup sHkrr'ssy yeast. Set IN u warm place {not
lmt al'ow It to rise light several times (eay four
Ur iise), and heat downs After which place IN
HUFF Il trtel,pful OF this II sufficient for two
Urlinary-s sized loayes Of brcad
Now comes my recipe for rlcc-D -Dudding. Take
acup Of rice tnut rnOrc). place iii an earthcn
dish, pour over 1t one pint Of fresh milk, And
ullaw 1t to conk slowly Until thu rice is
suft enough tn cat. Then pour over pint Of
yuli milk, aud add q goud-stxcd pinch Of salt,
Take tho y0lks Of four eggs and bent IN smooth
fonr tablespoons Of powdered sugar, md ono
Place In brisk oven. After allowine It to come
to 1lgtt-brown, ptncc OIL tile top thu whites
of thu four cggs beaten to etiH
froth nn1 tour tablespoons of powdered
sugar. Allow this also to come 10 d delicate
f'r,wn, set III cool place, the colder shc better.
It is very i,lrc eaten with oranges cut In Slices
am sure it will meet with satisfaction II the
recipe Is strictly adhered tu.
1ftllcfc meet the appreciation OF your read.
cakes that We Will send With nuel pleasure.
Mrs. /. u. g,
, 1876-10-14
HUNTING PURE MILK.
III fhh Eafffat. nj Tha Ti4hunk

ment ttuyar.ls tim process VIVA 10 1ook mt fnr
nurc ,n,1,t haI },n, sJ,ra tcstci, IN. ,ner,s =
w. ~, .n'4A "ae ~ ''.'." e''eu nv 'te'"
their protcstattous Of purity, and how they
ueither watere,l nor t1uctoyel, hut With QUO rt-
sutt. tbIn vnnnr Of rrcum at ian and 1npv
ei, ho,,r t,,o ,rn,S. -, :. ,n,,,,'s ~. ,a.n
Nlo'o noio"' 'hc "ho'c .,ass 'a'!!s '"e ouo' u
decayea flowers. bright thought struck n.o;
We would consult our l1clp-shc has aunts and
cousins alt over tho cdty, In due tinc'
uo hoor1 ~ Mr, Noor.v ia, sol, th,, !, ho,,,-
s1 i r. a- wy 1t,,s,. ,s,st mest
a,'n ,,os had. yoiitua H., ,t.e.n, dre
tinns tsv"s ma aodd,n ,r"Iric ana 1}tn :. pcI
TIitnv, JJnoi the fusttr ! wc',t % ti,e % f,rthcr
nnt iii .",no M :" row ~ .hautirs @ ,aif.h,,ri,I
, 1876-10-14

Philadelphia Ru'!eftn.
There IL nothing a young unmarried man
likes better than to 80 to d dinner at the house
Of frtent aud to be asked to carye the TURKEY,
Lie never carved turkey IN Ills life, and, with
an old maid oil ono stle OF him, Watching hin,
whom llc has tendgrncas, he feels embarrassed
when he begins. First, he pushes tho knife
down toward one Of the thigh-jolnts. ne can't
tlnl the Joint, and he plungcs tho knife around
tic whole quarter Of the fowl. Then be sharp
ems his knife and tackles It agaiu. At last,
while making . terrific dig, ho hits the 1oidt
suddenly, and the leg nies Into tho mallen
shower Il etudng. Then he goes siis for tic ot H.
cr leg, and when tho, Young Indy tells him hu
1uoks warm, the weather seems TO him sutltlcri-
y tn bccome 400 degrees warmer. This lcg hu
finally pulls Loose With i his fingers. lie lays It
l. hackinE at tho wing he gradually
pushes the leg over On the c1catl table
cloth, and when he picks 1t up It slips from Ills
hand into tho gravy-dlsi and spllashcs tic gravy
around for six square yards. Just rs he han
made up his mind that the turkey has no joints
to It's n.ings, the host asks him II ie thinks tho
Indians can really bc ctvilizcA9 The EIrl next
70 hlm laughs, and he eavs lie will explain his
sops hts brow with his handkerchief and presses
the turkey so hard with the fork thut It sldcs on
tho dish aud upsets goblet OF water On tho
sirl next to him. Nearly frantic, he gougcs
amy nssa s eonao a as Sasa aa e. no e s o brrs. n
Before he can cut any on tho host asks lin Why
le don't help out the turkey. Bewlldcred, he
puts both legs on plate and hands them to tho
turn knocks over the gravy-llsh. Then be alts
down will! the calmncss OF despair and fans
himself with napkin, while the servant gill
clears up ana takes the turkey. to the other end
question that day. He goes home right after
dinner aud Epet!j8 the night trying LU dectdo
, 1876-10-14
THE sLAV AND THE TURK,

'Tls not tho orly Crescent that sirt our aonis IL
Alt11oaeL in Earope's story IL rcdicn. many
Not siskKs, @ fetv'd gospel, though oft tn votare.
on'ha!detlng ,chrlatian valleys tho storm of fire
.TIs moi for NJ upon that faith to fx fclnu etan
e GposrS e5ns y and light md
From Arab scheol' and Arab skill we've gained toe
With Catholic ana.hema tho children Of 1slam,
So'tt. ths hords @ from oxu' poured which 'st Tia
o'asonlles.. base. and bloody raeo In tho bright
Tho rae as boat; IN vherer its hosts of Aarsso
No san !; sSx & 10 blossom show the fostering
Tho Kessp t5syE IN. ~ high they haunt tho gilt
They PSay sS'ains 5 Arab chant. no feast or f...
Dut nanRht can cleanse their tosoma from the foul,
dark blood that ran
In tho yent Of ther savage fathers In tho wastes OF
Mid ,.9aatblng N ont homestead, they came ia
Through squabb'insln orr homestead, thcy stayed,
Now Semess, Ga"MaSIas, knock. at .he1. robber.
Bat sSgas'ee!l!ng In our homestead a,n1la to utay
VIC form ! singla homestead. VIC cclt, aud slav,
Latin, and Goth, togelhc.,-why, mutual hurt 10
Wrenk.
Should dynaat!es or statesmen goad on good Clrta.
tim folk,
When Christian kin arc struggling to break The
Tartar yOkor
Whnt teeks It II kinsucn in ignorance be sunk.
Like that 10 which tAe1f masters hAvc lain fur ages
dfunkt
Though deeds Of blood dcdlo them, et!,l shall wo
deem the ehnle
OF serfs BY wrong cnbrutcd and lords whom nauRht
eau tamat
Ages of power and spcndor on thcsc have failed 10
tell:
Now comcs the horr Of Vcngeancc-who dAres for.
bid Its knelll
Cp, Chrlatiansl strike for Frccdom1 Gods curse
npon tie work
OF villain statesmen plotting 10 eAvo Tho rudlan
TnrkI
III. Il. r In London Spectator.
, 1876-10-14

brayc1y sucked The deadly poison from l,cr Nav.
eave l'la life. But, ns thcac days of uurs arv
snI to hc only tho days Of s,nnl1 things, We dare
iartlly expect 10 find even such reasonable hertz
Ism merely for the a<kn.. Yet when Mt. IInr.
dto at'noInced his intention, one OF tho st,.
that Of the Royal lady aforesaid offered 10 sur.
ply from his own vcns the blood required to r.
vivifY hfs pufscles. fcl1ow-trcat,1rc. A ptnt OF
re Vital hnfd was drnwn from the veins nf thn
hrfne. four OUNCES ol It wcrc then rlo7yly IN.
1eetca BY means of MI cxtcmpori5ctl apparatus
into TIC largest visible vein in the hi Tents
arm" In couple Of hours tho dying lad 70.
covered and recognized those around hin,
and elnre then |le has got well enough to bs
Cheadfc. -
, 1876-10-14

When Tllden 1sscnule an Antl.Tweel Mnn.
From Gan. Df5.s Speech at Ssro YORK.
When the downfall OF these public plundcr-
crs had becotnc ineytablc, and Mr. Tlldcu be-
ranlc satisfied that he had nothing to guin by
tlIcLr friendship Or fear from tJcr cuniity, he
yielded to t!Ic solicitation OF Mr.. IIayemeycr,
though mt without much hesitation on uye
side, And after much entrcaty on tho Other and
unttod with him aud others In tue work OF ro-
form In which they were engaged. lila exaini-
uat!u1l Of Tweel's bank accounts In connection
With fraudulent payments FROM tho CIty Treas
initsputabie evidence ths gui!t Of Twecd md nd
his assoel4tes; and for Ills service, and for Ills
co-operution With Mr. o,co''or tn the rrosccu-
him all the praise to which hp was entitled,
and generously accepted bis late repentance Us
an atonement for ILLS persistent adles!on to
them. He was made q member Of thu CoInmit-
tue VI eeventy-the offspring Of tho meeting Of
September, 1871, which ho was commended by
tho New York Iurla for not atten,ling-antl
ssnt to the Ltglsature to Zig iu easEytng out the
Ills failure was 80 marked a to excito the dta-
trust Of those WHO bud couuaed It " Tim. liz