davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Gin 1ansidbrises 9eiben burd,
ben @ebrauh BON Or. Aug. &onig's
Samburaer Tropfen sebeilt. = Nrau
Muauitine @ttan9er. Ylainfelo. ". S., tbeilt
ms barber Bolgenoes nit nSeit 16 Sab
ren hattie i'd Elm &opfleioen, relhes INNER
bon 53eit ~ !3eit nod tur,en 3miiheurdumeu
ipieoerfebrte. Sch befraste mebrere Dottoren,
aber osraebens. Qebtes Sabr befam id sus
fduia einen Samburser Namilien=
&alenoer In bic Sdnoe nnb muroe ba-
burb oeraulaBt. nit Or. Nu9uf 6 ..
Wigs Samburgtr Tropfen cine
Yrobe 81 MAIDEN. Mit Treuoen Tam i'd
nun berthten, baB mir oieielben sebolfen uno
mid gang tpieoer bergefte1t bat.
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DaS 3anS Der &nute.
Muslans's @usunas.almaalten.

NuRtdnp'1 Supun9esNtnff6ltcu.
&ein beiferes Bib BON 8ublanos mooerner
umseitaltuns fam IS seben, ais Der Seriht
DeS Observation-Disclosures, @raf 0mitri Sol.
ttoi, iiber bas ruliiihe uuterrid1tspsien. Ser
Beriht 1T in oeutiher Sprad)e ab9etaBt. III
Ut. petersburg 9eorudt unO blloet einen
Banb BON 1893 Seiten in @roB.S ctap. Ius
n,elem intereiianten Werf 9ebt berpor, mie
Grnit es Der ruifiihen Re9ieruns NIT Der Ses
bun9 bes @Iltur.! 3nitanoes ber9an3en 0tation
tf, nelde Shwieristeiten babel I'M @eae
feben, uub meld)e erfreuliden 8eiultate troe
aleoem erreidt iino.
Rublano bat adt lniperftdten: Yeterss
burg, MoStau, @barfoW, &aian. Stem,
Ooefia, 0orpat, Marihau, nit Gam 1.Sanuar
1879 $50 gebrinben, wobei nod II etatS
mdbise 3ocentenfteQen unbeiett maren. Die
Yrofefiorer, pom oenen a0erbtn9S piele Iuas
ianper, namentllh 9eutide iiuo, su benen
Jeood) jeet piel msbr eln9eborene Wtdnner 9es
b6ren mie friiber, aelaen Elm iehr nilIenifaft=
lid5eS Snterefie. YeterSburger profeioren
iparen benin apeiten SrientaliiensG ousreB
at Qonbon, unb Der brittle oerartlNe @onareB
puroe 1876 III petersburg absehalten. Sc.
Iebrte @eleuihaften riiiten labrllf selebrte
Grpebitionen, namentllf fir naturluilien=
ibaftlihe 3pedc, po3u Die &egterun9 3u@
fhiiiie pon je 5000 bis 10000 Hubeln gez
pahrt.
Am l. Sanuar 1875 betrug Die @elammt.
Sahl auer Stuoenten auf ben 8 l1niperftdten
5692- m~ertpiirols babel 1T, oaB 81 4ro,ent
oauon Miebisin, IS &edtswiienlhaft NIB
nnr 2 YroSent Sbeologie unb orientalilde
Spraden ~ituoirte. Sir Sttpenoien 1T
reidlit seiOrst. SIN 1874 erbulten Z aller
Stnoierenben Stlpenoien ODER einInaliae
uuteritiituus i'm Selauf BON All 900 Rubeln.
Oarans gent heroor, caB banptidhllt uns
permoaenoe Yerlonen aus ben nnteren Golis>
flaiien ituolreu. Sebr olele Yrtpat.Yer.
ionen MAIDEN gu ibrer unterltieuns beosls
tenbe @eihente uno Stlftun0en.
AuBer ben uniperIitaten 9ibt es nod miI=
ienihaitlihe 5ahihulen, namentlih Inn Dem
HART empfunoenen eebrerman9el ab.
subelien, % Die unipsritdten bis jebt nidt
aenna gebrer fir bic boberen Sbnlen aus.
bilbeten. Sn Oieien Shulea miro bsionpers
oas mifenihaftlihe Sprad. Stubium betrie.
ben oas DsatfHe mar fraber obliso.
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aesnssn NH 8sriaufts!
4trbA.S alton an unp stebt tbssn Abpanensen ,wst ptr
srbstsn uns i&suasn Cieosrapbt. en-. ipst du6sra in.
~litbtnbsu Uilpsra. ptlrt iefert Npsane fnbsn. ron DIRE.
0nbsstpn as Ssssafade " itssm Wide awake@unb
East asleep. Assntsn patsn iHmsnitn 0rfsIa ; % n
sis btht female ssboisns @elessntet tur lie. DtIisfern
eea lssatshes usp l&pnAen Ntrtssis.W u asnh anb aub be.
,atlen ttss eees apmmtffsn. Sse.r irubus sbsr ntus
lt&ss Wpssssh ~ a~usenblt6 i&sr Der ~nbuna yprbouben.
Dts 8eituas tsIht Rept inter 5amiltsu .SsurnaIsn vbns
TIRES 0ist&en IA, anb "a 70 popular, BAT AZ bic ar6afs
Nerbrsttuns IN Der xoelt bat! Das psat Ittssorii&e
GaItut ptrb strwtnbet. 8brarb 9asItasn's griabluns
fanst eyAee an; ets fruesrsn xapttsI rtrbtn ben 1tpnss
aentsa e~sltsfsst. Slrs. Stsps's lsas1tbnx 6slas aut
my wife and1s, btslnnt NIT bsm neusn Sabre, 81.
oeub Ssaane, bss eta srtss Saidr ssr su uaesk6s toe1
0d@kft sanf&t, fsots far gtrfnlars unb pvdsNRt Ia
usnssn ~ 8. Y. Co.. Wsr Sort .OiAot.
&: S:s' s.. s' ss.::s -. '"e92lSsnten pe,langt.
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iAa lsiaass sdA1 MI D,sye3hs ltlahR n. ~
1ndssl 4 4, I'd daem laeuuiS6ex 1eatle MT ban fab
ssSsfeebarta Herlaaeen p aSen. saraKlted ~ aebmts
n tsasA harA W 0ur3s Sessn easeef&lshu ~ ftA.
EXsa, Os6 siAt aida "a titst Ibid, kslaa NJ
u ~ &axiatnsSn. - q 6Dn ihIs ea1as ~ =.
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NJ lNss saast umsetsse Dt llad!tes ysssl!4ttS
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0evstfha, ~ ~ eeSm IN dat eaA y 1ab kbe 70
&SAfsa IN mttte. xt&t fdsa ps 0utseeaa1 nh ,
~ m GAleussAA 9ln Uas1D -
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Die Ginnabme BON Mieopolis.

Die Ginnabme pom Nlcopolis burb Die
Ruiien sibt osnlelben einen ueuen Stiib-
punt auf ben tiirtlihen Donauufer. Der
llebergon9 bel SiitOma wnrbe ourb bic
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0t,nn Aoenten perlanst. CUTE Uelesenbet. Uelu
2-Mtt ~ ueroNlleit lur Geut.. lpttWr wye SET p0et
winsn Ayeil Oapon oem StriauI niislet
1yevlprtsm iplunlsN. Siperuie ~pn.nilloIsi,. SWrtiui
ilaV ven Osotnput,ytn. ". ". UoS CvAS. Ore&at
AMERICAN n GA COss OIL niiu so Sslep oIrab,.
9xyu WA AiulVuu
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Star Wffn" platform.

eiiberslanj. elne sreAe Sieree. xtn psuaauptsa
o0uv aates DsIeu. Hrsstt " xttxuaassn.paaslun.
Ssa aAA. Htssutare srsUs ~ptSitnett. uespntu
w3anf' Atar Otat'urn "Isa'
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DIR. u. BRYAN,
Goniultirenber Arlt bee
Clinton Medical 4 Surgical
Institute,
1AO o. Vanhsbnte Ctr, ReU osra.

(nntsr BIN etaatssdsten inssrporirt.)
Gentlemen! s S,s s ssa|s IN S''' s.: sas.'s Z:
ssnb pelAen Sou ~ bebanbeln. unb paranttren BIZ
s :sNS, sSIaas su,r g e s.samssi.. Mn sa lse"a 81: s sSs.
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~ sSussu. W,t.lf fiji 'se,ssus aranssdssn srdsastrt.
@snsrar mdHie eeeen Hae, fret
fur 4rme.
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eans ein,ulsnesn., pSsaut linen cine ssr!tds anR@t
MStbis. 3dt nns ssmst ssrbunssnsn aohsn Hitss'
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lalitai.. Dt,s iAlisbt. Sc Brisbfi&e aran,bsit.
tarnruhr. eeamsni$pa&.; nnssrmSssn snS su'
Sm iDstssn Tsyartememt anb 2sbsr.. aunsen,
0opf. nnb 0sbirnfranfbsitsn bic capitalization. an@
1srssn Rsrsen.a ranibsttsn, DispsRta, arses, Nbeu'
Ssan1rnuna unS an6srs germa&innosn behaneelf.
Sim hrltten Depsrfernent msresn Aneen' arS
oSrsnsranibsitsa ~bsbanoslt uns aa' ossraasam ss''
nit manj&sn namentliA tin ~aussblst ieoena
Nanne W jenben.. br NIT symphonies tsbaftet ".
msI&e pbpNi&ss Seiben bssunben. essr BIZ nerp6s.
{&mo& unb psrassetfslt III unb NsI&er bs Bette Mus'
tunft aber bic 9ranshsiten wini4t. btnen n am ntei'
fsn auSasjstt II, In 6olae rsn nnnuobstt snu CRIB
ti@teit.
dor Rubm simee iunsen 0anRes ~ istme
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m3Ilve. SHitt na@ 0ireularen umo nnieren o,o.a'
9uu9en fur Neenteu.
sfattpnaI Nubltfbtne Co.,
4p23nop] ppilaoelpba, pa.
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G9fk Wlb Yomlalou Yawph1lh
HpmpQup.
rad Nem-YprL

Dttft Company wisb siasu tpses aa&folssnhtu p.a&t.
psusu Dump,s, Clc DpMtNipus A~Opanuxs, 5taat
Ueu, oxtc,munp, A.ptntarles puttegue M.
UeDt.e ~. 2ieev Um UaaJ ~ Ietvm AttnrGH.
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Laneu.
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ini ptsle Npat osrsut.
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Uapss
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ssa stsslm6ps IN Msw.ysri an o.a aetypsatsa Vtr "a
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~oetsspsr. ase Mrs eaWr u,Uis ale e.s ptst.iW sspapwn
untopsu bestWaet.
S~ths oie,sr xtute psrlansu Nsrtslt I'm 7Hutr Na&.
nttsavs wasSeap Dee & olAuers.
tsa@t aussmpmmsn Ss y AYR Abeups iebsn 1ao.S1.
Ausaeu utissrU ~AusiuuIl wsaee man 10 a.
6sur0e ~. Mhen v. ~, Aeenttu,
tet. Atiss aempaav's spparpvs. Medtlts.
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Ueosrpauer, Yatsrn varon.aB umo elnsn Arinsi St'
weirp. ylaatlns IateIr MT vte1aulsM %rels 70 Nents
poptrsi. Eirculare lrst.
~alvlzott; xrtce ". Co., 769 Droabmap. M.S
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Railways Ready Relief,
Gieber nrb faltes Gieber.

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ai.bt tein betlmittsli s Der gbstt. sel&es Sisbsr unS
We6ielfeber uno a.. ~Spnfttasn psrpanbi.n aranlbei.
itise Gisber (btnsm bard RaS,,ap's miller abssl uIisn
pire) 10 raid bsisittst all .niAvaS'S yssss Aslkf'
no Gents br 9laios.
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MabmaD II. &c.,

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qAes ssolfmes unb geabres Shidt eine Gretfnarf'
IN Raoipap il, Co., 80 gSarren @de Gburb Ctr, Men
Dorf. 4ussurft, aauienoe w'rtb mirb Sb"tn i''o'
.1;Hk
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~ L. Isxtmbe f1aen VA 9a1. ~ wdAen y susDs
~ 1sstss Nsfs vlabalsst eeInttS1 = etosssAn.
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50 Nrp3ent.

@Hten M9enteM lu,rO euAe &oMnltifton besabli
Jur DsM 3ellauJ DOH rsnen uno leprp Opn.arem DuWrth
pom siIsr Der utoeutenOpsn oupltrlpuuiis. UIrnsn ln
Nance. 81 Unasr Iar ou @ellIs ~ DAwsI JUS olive
KEN pnmpug. Mun lait lW unlsrs @Irculare rpnl.
usn uno A~oerSenpe np lslun. 4orelt y. ~. DDl 0zs,
Nttt''' 'sDAN 4Ap!ovIa
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ma lssaA Dit urjs4ea, SeAs bkf1 f4se1atAsr f.
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De -6AvthtlA 0utss~ rev sause4t y ~ ~.
va iadftItex. + vAA~ 0.s~s =. e.t.s " esle1.
acknowledgement
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-11
sCHEMoKs puLmoNlc SYRUP.

For ne Cure Of Consumption, Oorghs aud Colds.
The great virtue Of this medicine Is that II
ripens the matter and throws II out OF the sys-
TEN, purihes the blood, and thus effects cure
Schsnek's Sea Weed Tontc, for,dts Cure of Dvs-
pepssa, Indigestion, etc.
The Tonic produces healthy action of the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle,
tion.
Sehencks Mandrake Pills for d,e g,trs of liner
Complaint, etc.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce n
healthy action of the liver without the least
danger, as they are free from calomel. and vet
more etilcaclous in restoring healthy action
of the liver. 0-
These remedies are certain cure for Con-
sumption as the Pulmonic Syrup ripens the
matter and purifies the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the Liver, create healthy nile.
aud remove all diseases of the Liver, often n
cause OF Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength TO the stomach. makes
9 good digestion, and enables the organs to
form good blood and thus creates q healthy
circulation of healthy blood. The combined
action OF these medicines, as thus explained.
VIII cure every case of Consumption, il taken
In time, and the use of the medicines persever-
ed in. rrtTrrF T7.r9 -
DR.. Schenck Is professionally at his principal
office, corner Sixth and Arch Sts, Philadelphia.
every Monday, where all letters for advice
must De addressed Schenck's medinicines for
saie oy all drugglsts. 85 I'm.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-11

gg- When thou hast done good act,
and another has received it, why dost
thou still look for third thing beside
these, as fools do, to the reputation of
having done good act, or to obtain a re-
ward.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-11

T,RESP ASS NOTICE--Notice Is hereby by Civ
n en- 10 all persons not to trespass on The
grounds OF the Undersigned, situate in Madison
and jackson townships. by picking berries, fish
ing hunting, or otherwise trespassing, as they
Will be dealt with according to law '
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
Hard Times in Europe.

4 correspondent of the New York Ma
tiou, writing from Paris on this subject,
says: Europe is suffering now from
the effects of long crisis, which has
many causes. ! was lately in Germany,
and nowhere is this crisis felt more
keenly than in TIE country which of late
years has gained the greatest successes in
the political field. Capital is everywhere
unemployed and cannot find remunera-
tive rates of interest. We are suffering
in Europe from the excess of useless CAPT
tai more than two milliards Of specie
are in the the vaults of the bank of
France. Production became over-abund-
ant after the war Oh 1870, and we are
feeling now the effects of this over-pro-
duction."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

the lamb: boil the chickens for dinner,
and use the water in which they were
boiled to make the soup.
CUCUMBER PIcKLEs.-1 pint fine salt
dissolved in very hot water for 100
pickles; add enough cold water to cover
the pickles; let them lay in this DAYS
and 8 nights; stir them often with the
hand, drain off the water, and let them
Law a few hours in cold water; then take
vinegar and water, half and halt LET
them scald, skim them out in the lars:
put a few whole cloves and stick cinns-
mon in layers, scald the yinega- and pour
it ever hot; a piece of alum as large as a
black walnut, and few slices of horse
radish, and few green peppers, if YOU
like. Use good cider or malt vinegar.
CANTALoUPE RINDPREsERvED- CrtI
off the outer rind and weigh the pieces
you lay aside to preserve. Put them in
a china bowl and sprinkle over them q
teaspoonful of alum. And as much boil
ing water as will cover them and let
them stand all night. In the morning
pour off this water and scald the fruit in
boiling ginger tea, allowing it to simmer
until you can dart str8 &hrough the
fruit. Again drain the fruit dry, and to
each pound allow one pound of white
sugar, half pint of water, and the slices
that can be cut from three lemons, tax
ing care to extract the seeds, lest their
bitter taste be impaired. Boil for one
hour, or until the fruit is tender and
transparent. If carefully prepared this
preserve very much resembles West
India sweetmeats, and is quite equalCo !
them in flavor and color.
TO PICKLE CAULIFLOwERs of
each cluster from the main head, leaving
on as much of the stem as you csn
Wash carfully; and for peck of the
clusters sprinkle over full half pint OF
salt. Keep them in the salt all night or
full II hours, when all the salt must be
shaken Off, taking care not to break the
clusters. Throw in a %Jzen pepper
corns, and cover with scalding hot
vinegar. Cover closely. and set aside
for use. They will be ready in a few
weeks.
SPIcED PUDD1SG.-Take small
square loaf of baked bread, peel of the
crust cut in pieces, and pour upon it
pint of boiling water, and add tea
spoonful of salt. Take pint of -four
and add heaping teaspOonfnl of baking
powder and cofeecups of raisins, seeded .
and chopped; mix all we'll with the
-four, first powders and next raisins, and
then add your soaked bread and l tea
spoonful each of ground allspice, CHINA
mon, mace and cloves. Then add lastly F.
by degrees l coffee-cup of sweet milk,
and beat the mass well together. Scald f.
your pudding bag, and put in the /
pudding, which should be pretty stiff, .
and boil hours. To be eaten with tho /.
same sauce as for plum padding, omit
ting the favoring.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
The Extent of the Cocoanut
Trade. 80

The brig " Olita" arrived from Ruatan
Saturday, with 100, 900 cocoanuts for
VIM. Jex & Co., by whose figures it ap-
pears that the total receipts to date by
vessels direct to the port of New York
are as follows From the Spanish main
coast, 1863, 900; from Baracoa, l, 1923. 600
from Jamaica, 10000; total of 5,l78.-
600, against 1881, 900 for same period
last year. AS appears from the above.
the Central American coast, from San
Bias to Belize, including the islands of
st. Andrews, Ruatan and Bonacoa. send
the larger part of tho imports here. Bal
timore is competing for the trade, and
receives about one-fourth the number Of
nuts that New York does. New Orleans
also imports some directly and forwards
an occasional shipment here. From 1877
to 1876 the trade grew very rapidly h,t
the present year shows marked falHno
of. From the sources mentioned eoroe,
the entire cocoanut imports of the United
states, with inconsiderable exceptions
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FrankiBcense.

Frankincense, which was also used in
the worship of the true God, and on the
affairs of the heather temples, was OBJ
tanned from trees which grew in Arabia
Felix. The incense trees grew only in
that part OF Arabia inhabited by the Sa-
bans, and so strict weretheir Laws respect
ing them, that persons were not permit
ted even to see the trees, except those
appointed to take care of them. The
valley where they grew was surrounded
by mountains, and was situated eight
DAYS Journey from Sabota, (now Sanna,)
the capital, whiCher the incense was con-
yeyed on camels; and it was forbidden,
on pain of death, to enter the city with
this drug, except at one particular gate,
where the priests took a tenth part for
their god Sabis, and no person could
either buy or sell it till this duty was
discharged. The Gebanites were the
only people allowed to carry it out OF the
country. They also paid toll to their
sovereign 1t was taxed again at GAIA,
and by the time the kings, the priests,
the secretaries, the wardens of the temples
and various officers had levied their con
tributions on this drug, but little was left
to p&y the great charge of bringing it to
the coast. At the time the frankincense
was taken to Alexandria to he tried, re-
fned, and made up for sale, the workmen
we're attired only in short trousers, which
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Lip-Reading.

A good many years ago, when the &C
complished daughter of a well>known
gentleman of this city was a little girl.
she was taken i'll with the scarlet fever,
and when she recovered was stone deaf.
Fortunately the child, who possessed
remarkable sweet voice, had learned to
talk before the attack, and the physician
who attended her, finding that her sense
upon the mother the necessity of care
fully keeping up the habit of speech. in
order that it shoIld not be totally lost
From that time out the mother devoted
herself to the preservation of her daugh-
ter's voice, almost to the exclusion of
everything else, and the successful issue
of her undertaking has proved an ample
reward for her labors. The young lady
is now not only an accomplished member
of society, but an excellent artist, well
known among the painters OF New York.
Her education was so carefully attended
to by her mother that she not only talks
we'll, but understands everything that is
said to her by simply watching the lips
OF her interlocutOr. On one occasion an
eminent clergyman of this city called to
see her mother, and was received by the
young lady. After some fifteen minutes
the mother presented herself, and the
young lady retired Presently the cor
yersation turned upon the daughter, and
the mother said something about her " in
trinity" The clergyman, who had seen
nothing to indicate any lack of Precep-
ton in the young lady, and who had not
noticed any physical defect, was sur
prised, and asked what was meant. The
mot her then explained that her child was
stone deaf. The clergyman was loath to
believe it, and almost demanded further
proof of the fact. The young lady was
then called, and it was proven to his
entire satisfaction that she could not
understand single word that was spoken
unless she saw the motion of the lips
which uttered it. Like the deaf girl de-
scribed in Wilkie Collins novel of 4" Hide
and Seek" she is singulapfE susceptible
to any vibration of the timbers of the
room or house in which she may be, and
her mother has established system of
telegraphy with her by means of the
doors and balusters, by which she can
communicate with her throughout the
whole house. By simply striking the bal
ulster or door with the open hand her
parents can apprise her that her presence
is desired in particular room or part Of
the premises, and, by notifications Of
the raps, can inform her OF many of the
minor affairs that re taking place. AL
though her father has handsome COM
petence, this young lady earns enough
for her own support in the persuit of her
art.-M T. World.
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FARM AND HOME.
Hogs want sulphur.


is@ Whether hogs requirf,sulphur as an
essential to their health, or whether it Is
sought by them as continent, may not
be known for certainty. But one thing
is sure, they devour it with greed when
ever it is to be found. 1t Is for this
purpose, probably, that they eat large
quantities of soft coal, which contains a
large amount of sulphur Perhaps this
is the most economical method of supply
ing hogs with sulphur during the winter,
when they require good deal of carbon.
But in the summer it is better to feed 1t
to them in substances which contain
less carbon on account of their producing
less heat. Mustard is one OF the best
things for this purpose, and some OF 1t
should be sOwn in every pasture into
which hogs are turned II hogs are kept
in, or in small yards, it is well to supply
them with the wild mustard that grows
in the fields or highways, or TO cultivate
some of the better varieties for them.
They viii eat it, leaves, flowers, seeds
and staIks.-Christidn at Work.