Daily News, Volume 2, Number 56, Franklin, Johnson County, 23 October 1880 — Page 3

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t, Dimneaa of .Vl*fc», Prematnre Old Af». itfa&y other l*lae»MNa th»! lead to Insanity tr HBptkwwida Pven»«»«wp *r»re. •v^roll partifajwrfta our t^itaphlet. which we

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rjctoa got aa an fry word I'Vif: if pw»: ThWk bow oflad yoa hare errfd.'

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Tlmcatlaat makeaaB thine* Aralfhi. .Let oa not reo«u^ bat wait. And otu tUdib^ ibui be freai: .as, L«t it pan!

Let it paai!

Bid jroor angfr to Appart, Letltpaaal 5*y th«ae brnuply words to heart,

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Follow not tb« giddy throne* J{»'!t«r to hf rs-rongpd than wrong Therefore sing the cheery ton*—

Let St- r»*a*! Let it pus!

MY WORD.

BT JKNN1JE HARBIKM.

(f I should aoeuic *, h-ud. tbo word you aak— If I Mionhl Mu« a cwh-briutjlrmc so. From ait tb« teuivd deep* ot Jny or woo My bent M-tO-mudc to oompLcte the task— tVoul'i ai ratdi liu- drop from this life flask. 'mid*t U»e rnb- \rlnes ti'al flow til -.u«!tiiK tMnt l-heni«i. iWiMrig nuifi or slow To tMiMiua U'oukl uny mask .oSihoW betieaih A tnfotilt- of tin. ii|. (visttii took that worO AND rang it on IHII -I I%MIIt to bear Wbai sound of pore goKi citukl soch crln beciaeatb, TO make ono aoul the rii^er Aii„ sweet blrd^ 9ngoo: OocTartKbt tome•uotsootear'

A Giant Buried in the Bank of England. There are only four streets, I am told, says a London correspondent of the Baltimore Sim, in nil London, whence vetfdnre i# not to be seen that is to say, till the streets of Lofldon command a view of some growing green, trees or jshruba. This is rather startling when jyou come io think of the hundreds of acres of houses and tuvrrow streets of this great city of cities presented to the view of the visitor. Take "the Old Lady of Threudneedle street," as the citizens disrespectfully term the venerable and mighty bank of England. Within its ••strong walls is a garden, even a delicate fountain, and a big tree, indeed two trees and some numerous plants. Fresh and attractive they stand out in charming contrast, smiling at bnsy business and listening to the ever tantalizing clink of gold. This garden is more beautiful and attractive than any I have seen in many towns in America—a land of trees! You survey this emerald spot, studded with floral rubies and adorned with petalled turquoise, and you look around at the toimz fringe of guinea gold, and exclaim, "No garden in the world is so richly environed." Millions of money per monttj pass around this garden.' Beneath that tallest tree there is a story. It is brief. Allow me to tell it for the first time in print, j-ome years ago the bank had a clerk whose* height measured nearly seven feet two inches. He was a marvel in more ways than one. He could add up 1 don't know how many columns of figures at one time without an error do subtraction and multiplication simultaneously, and look upon "vulgar fractions" disdainfully. In a word he was a ugure. Nature nas given to big men gentle dispositions.

This figurative giant wafl niofftamiable and a general favorite. The clerks in the bank of England are all gentlemen by I birth and education, not a few of them being by blood ties allied ti the oldest families in the kingdom. Indeed, I am told one is the lineal descendant of a king, and as the monarch through t-hit) descendant proclaims Ireland as their domain, I will not for a moment stop to depute the pedigree of "the pretender." In good companv the giant labored and lived and died, for giants cannot carry their lengthened sweetness long drawn out beyond the period allotted to man generally any more thau a dwarf. When the giunt of the bank of England added up his last figures and balanced his accounts with this world his clerkly companions sought to shroud him the leaves of the ledger of their esteem and bury him beneath Uie tree I mentioned in tne precincts of the bank he loved so well. There, in this verdant oasis of the commercial desert, his financial spirit is continually rejoiced by the tinkle of gold and the ever-moving millions, not a farthing of which he can

reekou on.

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Worth Readlag Twice.

&*ys a young husband whose business speculations were unsuccessful "My wife's silver tea set, the bridal 41'A of a richjoncle, doomed me to financial ruin. It involved .a hundred unexpected whidi. trving ^meet, made tne th» bankrupt that I am." His ki the «&i*Hrittiee of mat^ otbears lees wise, who do not know what is the goblin in the Itouse workrog destruction. A sagacious father.of steal wealth, exi^edingfrmorUBea bis dflftghl^r by orviering'tcrtxi printed imhw wedding mttlsr^Kb pft^ents exempt those adapted to an income of Jkid lie: ""Vott mttst not.ex&ed to b«fift |ife ili Uit style lam me fty many fmri of labor to indulge and 1 know of nothing that will tempt you more than the well intended but pernicious gifts of, tfrh ..

ABraxilian Onrtm, a Wllkxiaire, was dlnlYVg tlw* table (fhoteat a fiwhkmablt hotel in, Paii& His cwtiet waa to hia t&st4? Snd he ^poered Anrtkkr. "We mly give ot»e aitlels'* said the no bi|^ 1# oeejWj-

wSMi a word J^xi iilroLl, went out, IxHught the botd, raturaed. led the manager to the front door ana kicked tknrn the etep«, then repeating fcdatself at tlt« table, said: me another cathHL'*

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The of /e«r has Uwn a thousand times demonstrated, but the beJotHs irortli narrating. Tbe ReY. Theodore TClapp for thirty years wits art indefatigable niu«e phil^uithfopjst in Now Od«ms, He vorV ed night and tiny durine some of the heaviest epidemics of cholm and yellow fever, and -was the acknovrledged Howard of tne whole pastoral feterrntv. In hlr more inexperienced d«ya he vaiteU opon warned gentleman HICK or yellow rever. third day. wheii the fpver had

(n the third dajy when the fever reached its crisis, the" wife of the pistient

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a #ifl, ait'd propose the matter to him. Mr. ^refused,1 saying: "Yourf husband is fu xt hope fie has no thtmglit of dying, and ir you let him remain undisturbed until sundown his dangerwill be ponied The wife insisted, and the pastor at length yielded. He apciS&achea the sick man delicately, and, after assuring him that he would doUbtr©8S"be itTl right in a few days, stated thai it was a part of wisdom that every than should make some arrangement as to his worldly goods. "Yonr lady would like to have you execute a will this morning,gently oohcluded Mr. Clapp. "Make a'will!" cHed the patient, is it possible that I am Sn any danger of dyihgt* And at 0nce he lost his hope and his courage, and in three hours was a corpse. An unflagging trust in a speedy' recovery is better than all the medicine fevei- compounded by the skill of mart. That powerful and mysterious agent, the im agination, has killed more people than tjhe human butchers called Warriors, or tjhe philosophical theorists called doctors. It, is the nursing Of that, fear which destroys hope and opens the door for the-entrance of death.

Domestic Scieuee.

Fresh meat «f5er Jeginning -to sour, will sweeten if placed out of doors in a $ 0

Kerosene will soften loots or shoes Which have lieert liardened. by water, Slid render tliuui as pliable asjiew.

Blue ointment and kerosene mixed in equal proportions, and applied to bedsteads, is an uufailing bed-bug remedy.

Boiled starch is much improved by the addition of a little sperm.^'oria little Bait, or both, or a little gum Arabic dissolved.

Salt will curdle new milk 'hence in preparing milk porridge, gravies, etc., tb* salt should not be added until the dish id prepared.

People snore because they lie with their heads thrown back, and there is consequently a dropping of the under i\v. To break the Jiaoit, sleep with the mouth closed and the chin low.

Persopy may outgrow disease and become healthy by proper attention to the laws of their physical constitutions. By moderate and daily exercise men may become strong in limb and mtiscle.

Relative to changing the clothing, it is considered hazardous to lessen its amount after dressing in themorning, unless active exercise is taken immediately. No under garments should be changed for lighter ones during IheHay, ordinarily. The best, safest and most Convenient time for lessening the clothing is in the morning, when we first dress for the

Choosing Husbands,

It is not often that wouitn of any ract become so enmeshed in circumstance.as to be obliged to choose their husband*. But an instance of the'kind H-ceritly occurred. A Turkish slave-ship having been captured by the English off ,the coast of Egypt, ten masculine und seventy feminine slaves were released. The former enlisted in. the Egyptian army, but the latter were diftieult to, dispose of. By the treaty between Great, Britain and the Khedive the importation: and exportation of slaves is forbidden, but their detention and sale is permitted, for some years yet. Several officers of the irmy .came to the Pasha of the district and oflered to buy some of thej women, but he ^declined to pavt j\itli:' them at any less price than that 6f nmrage. die then announced that the

Omeit htrglit select any man they ^Kvuld fanqy *)n4 given day, and that the man seledit^tt he approved, should pay lfH[tiastere for his wife. A number of men,| mostly soldiers, assembled at the^ time appointed. The ex-slaves were very! *hy at first, and huddled together with-: jut looking up. Finally, ohe of them, glanced around, advanced to'a darkj Egyptian sergeant, laid her hand uponhis shoulder, and he accepted his connubial doom.* Then all tte otherf chosej quickly, as if they might lotfe* theiij chance. Five of all the men demurred* but in a short time the seventy women were all provided for—quite as well, perhaps, as if they had been married in our ion.

'They are p^mr but respectable," is a phrase very often used, «r misused, since it seemf to infer tlmt tbe fact ot poverty is evidence of resjectability. No one who knows the poor intimately can for a moment absent to such a heresy. There is no darts of society wl»ea-e all the virtues which confer a just ciain respect more generally abound among the poor. While the* ldfen vice which produce the/ar larger poxv tion of squalid misery which etist* should receive no tolerance, all honor Should le {aid tO'Uhe virtue which shines out amid the pressure and temp-

tations of poverty.

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Which IM* Inakmaatenifel ofaaMfclwe^j,

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In a churchyard in Lpqdon is a tomb' Mtone with this inscription: "Here lies Sarah Smitbers, Hie loved wife of Thomas 8m!th^rs, mal-ble-cufffer. This monument was erected as a tribute to her memory and as a specimen of bis .srt. I^opiunenta of the same style, each.* "You see,? said a phyweian to a dyspeptic, who had called on him

for

ad-

vice» "you don't take sufficient exercise. You lead too sedentary a life—don't walk *noagh. What's yoar occupation T* The phyaknati was mortified when tie man replied: "I've been a letter eanifcr for over a doses years." .i'.jL jLt- zzntrnirTssaassBBB'

Nad»r en tfcewe Tnttlw,

Torpid kkftrff*. ilHl CVMlVtfpatcd bowefc an? the gw*t canMe of cbrrakt Kidncy Wori has cored ,*lt Try it and you will add ooe more to number.

Habitual costlvenest alBicts mUlioos of the Aaicricaa people. Kidney Wort wffl cure it.

Kidney Wort hai cured kidney com plaints of thirty years standing Try it. mvcmmrngt,* s, »s

Thrne fo* ywi, yer hihK*, an ul an It. doQp q)I tireh^^|otlw

I doae ajjower o^

I na ^ad of that! what particularly struck you 2,U) What is itaboafc?^i W*

fOh, scratching & Wd, don't rightly—jiibt exactly. knowf I—a—^I—a—w.he^e's the u^e tolling lies? Sure, I don't ^^euemb^r^one individual wordrofit, goo4 or ai bit of me ,kmWv* in |"Audvet you say

Sleep obtained Awq,tenr%W?l&$tf night, wixen th^ neg^}y«f1/Qr^a m*,if» operation, tJ»e( r^, ^t»osr recuperates the t$g$em» «i-Y?ug wgfitness, to the eyes and gjfiw.. to W*e ,}hee^.' [uip difllerenoe in the appears.nee? 9^a

A barfrel of water almost fills a box 2 by 2 feet square .and li feet deep, or eubw'-feefe.'|n ••fH'M-i'r

Potrolemn barrels contain 40 gallons, or nearly 5 cubic l'eet. •-.

TJ i8ce Jsffrne,

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Th«^«iUiagoo(f it weitod ltat Sw

that Aa£ J«»t. today .r sakjl M^e ''1 W*r/

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V-- pyt'b a uTifi it du) you a power all

I did air. I'll tftick ioihai.^ 2~'s 1'1 don't see IIQW." ,f. »_ "Well, now, yer hpuor, look here. There's my shirt that tbe wife is after washing "and clean. ans wlyte ^tis, reason of all tbe^ wa^r au tijj^ ^wrcl tliat's gone tiurongh *t, ^pot drbj of 'em all—wtUepc, pr s^ap^ /r, starvh, or blue—has 8tayel iA, d'y? just the same with me anq f^ia^|8fjrnjon. It's run through me, jer lionor# ejidjit^s dried out of wer bift ^te-sapu^ j^st like uayBaiklay shirt l'm^l »e better and the cleaner after it"

f^Xs9n

who habittiajly retifei? jif t^o'pock^au'd that of one who sits up pn$J quite remarkable, Thetpne(of^thi^syssv8-J,heaof tem, so evident in the ^omp}e«ip^, the clearness and sparkle^,^yee, and the softne^Qif t-heJjij^ WfM^e featured, is, in a jierson of health, kept af'concert itch" by.tftking rvgul^^t two h6ups jefore twelve o^cWik, jai^jth^ob^ai^ing the "beauty sjeep" ot nigbti ,'There is a heaviness of,the eyes, a siaJIowne^ of the skin, and ap absence ^f tliaijgl^ iftiHte/ttce which i^ndere,if. ekpression and round in appeamnce which readily diwtingui^ thq., p^fs%.k wl|0, keeps late hours, ,a -r—.— ,t.i

Estimating'Measures.

It is often riseftil to hitVe a few approximate data t6 deduce weights and measures from. Here is a ccrrect table, which), however, does not spin «t great aeiairaay^ but-may ^eK'e td niakeia Tdughiestimate when it is necessary to reduce measures:

A pintof water weighs nearly I pound And is equal to about'27j cabic t&chesAor a square box 3iinche*! long^idltiadbLes id an 3 in he A if ii

A quart of water weighs nearly 2 pouitds and ib ^qual to a square box of abbut 4 by 4 inches and inches deep.

A gallon of'wdter weighs from ft to 10 pounds, accoivi ng to tiWe fpixe of the gallon jaiid is equal tewfooat 0! by 6 inches sqntire, and 9, 7- p^ lurches deep., -..

A' Cubi fbot of water weighs nearly 68 pouhds^'(moni ?cowect^' 62J pounds.) aria oon^tifls from 7! tcr/S g*lions aacordibg'to'tliQ'kind of-gaHopsuwd.

A peck is eoual to a4to«»s8iby 8 Square tind'&iik-bes/abfep.eift •,"/[ "A bosheif tdmost fillsli' box 12 by 12 nchcssquarti' imd i2^_ii^cheft deep, ,ox 2 cubic fe«i #lidw hi?uo1 vf*dT sue

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and I had a lialf, left, which I, used foil my Iwoiilne'^rts. trhrr file

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Hamifaehrred ty THE HWTER MEPIC'Kf CO., No. 213 Haiti Sfeln Sfreef, $lb*ms

what It promises to do, rlnted ObpTes of the largest Voinaies wUl be shipped as may be

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