> 2a es Nat Sel eee fe lame tie oie 2 et 4 Ct ge Se SP re’ ey oT te = SE ee ee se eee > Be PE, ae i pte a inde Gh Qe 4 seers Be Be ee ooo Reese qe as Sees Pe 2 tees +495. 2 ORR Bee ainsi calc ee — se it otherwise POETRY and her words less thoughtless : was same bright, sparklit Kat omemamnpnioma ne iliac sci ie ciiisinediiaadeiaaoananni THE 1% SU. e cinaiastina " A little eas a litiie Tas Ja A little h ay A littie caught, a as = a t W away i! VOX part \ \ ul A iitlie a i yes ul I P p part rie AX little wish tw nay , Pr eci f inte X little weeping tt ight —— " tane . t { 2 ruus tee wer d away Kitcnher st wa | ‘ i ‘ A little wind, a 3 . ‘ : it i A littie 1@ bo S$iay ry ttie tt ght yea | y sa ty 4 ihe s 4 So runs the wi vay \ lames H y Arnold - ’ ' ‘ , - —_ $3 agoin J i TAE OMNIBUS HORSE. lesarves tol cordin’ I : ; ’ ao. > sisi ust ¥ _ = ge ' ‘ a . A Wa A poor o : S890" bs tha aD al a ae f that they $a\ 1W k on ' Not much less than bc sand sk ae ke Ws iat l jog along, week out, *k in ‘ achin t Kicked and cursed, and meaniy fed, and fetched it to s emen to look at t Jammed in the side and ked by the hea what d tha but jest won 2 And the thing that I t at all make out nae An en | 1ent ames H > ba Here { go, day after day liscouraged, bless \¢ : he'd g Pounding and $1 g down Broadway : ii cai aes nl wit * ah ah h gr fie took it » SON par Dragging these curious andi { things > r : , ’ | ‘ t With the fore-legs gone i yel no w se e part ‘ wan't Where they ell go tol it know Twon't take \ 1 e k at Nor why inthe world t t vs t’ says J Tain’t t says ra il It wasn't my fault, you see, ata ’ . ‘ e ; . - we ¢ Bist Pru Phat my joints grew fig a 1d ¥ muscies ( I to Dolher. sma. Why did not ! e th And so [ missed of a : 5 st . , red Kate, v we "I im clumsy, crooked, st 4, slow, : . : amused with his story Yet the meanest horse is a horse, you knew, ™ Ky 7 in’? a hat rm And bis ribs can ache with the kick or biow Why rt he He knew wha W As well asthe very best that g about, James Henry did But w! vas | m " } ' ’ e me po 2 nave how long will y use m a i. : Teint noth an 7 : sn. Mies. tt ‘we haint t no time to bother with it ae — Her was mad, br in't say LITERATURE. ak ee ek ee ——— a ee i : : LEARNING TO SPELL KATE ee P ¢ - ‘ Good fay, gentiemen girs,’ and walks of! He made up his mind te go Conclus James Henry had listened to this tir shame and sorrow. His faceat first so flush- A f i with | and see Victoria @d was now deathly pale. He wasnotangry. | up and took the train for England. When though had he been less humble he would , be got there as it ha] 1 Vi y was a have resented such interference, He answer- Walkin the garden. Now yj know ed the scornful beauty humbly women are dreadful curu So she sees his ‘IT mean to do right, Kate. Sometime mo- | machine under his arm and ask 1 him what ther shall be rich and never have to do any- t wa thing. What had I better do? (io through He exple all oul, 4 $ Was so college took with it that she paid him fifty thousand Kate laughed at the tone lollars for it, an { pow she wants himt 2 ‘ Going through c ileg gsn's easy, James 1 England, t I don’t know,’ said Mar but you can help your mother and fix up the; & audal and vhel ! 4 house and fence; and James ¥ ro= 4} not wise me one thing ” Kate smiled nelus but was Anything, Kate, he answered eager! curus ug! ask Mr. Gre next Pshaw ! she exclaime!, «I have always ‘ime She saw him noticed that people so ready to promise eel- What is this l ames Arnold dom perform. going to I pe.’ ‘Try me, Kate ; what is it ’ Mr. Grey laughed heartly ‘lt is this. Lea Tin 4 s So you hai heard tha fully) until— He has not g Kuro} What he broke in, eagerly ‘Then itis ali utrue,’ said Ka His compliance irritated hex Nota erepliel. «He has ada ‘Until you learn to spel! Kal I gc machine—just what | Lsay, | S that is enough to expect of you. But I st tle about s things, bt $s patented go. Mother will wonder at my abseave,’ and | 24 hig spoken of. In tT suspect still wearing the scornfi ks tand | friend is the road to fortune, Lie deserves Was walking away success, | is pe ia ‘Please Kate, take ! said ties that « / ’ $ aged a S +) earnestly and ger that Kate, took and safd impulsive!; . pane 4 . ; Y ~ Rave ti » hes! iis ® cao 3 ‘ c 5° ’ of, James. But then.’ s . the minister, seeing his earnestness, and bes engines of destruct mparigon ¥ ing one of tt who delighted to impart | bapbler.—Sfee/ knowledge, al ¢ pe -' aseisi. hid falkers aren g j-doers Shake } tale-bearers have dena more mischief in this tations James Henry in return, | nised world than t | sha nce ee to keep the ministers wood) ile flourishing dace Schi under the eaves, and he jabore over his | asked a lady of Turner, tl sltinguished books harder than he had ever worked be~ | paint 5 replied, «1 ha el, ma fore. But after a time, as his mind became lem, but hard work disciplined to study. he found it more ag AG . —Prepa : ind pla it #mea ‘ - Qt ! } water. over 1 heat a : able, and astonished Mr. Grey by hisimprove- | 4 al aes 4 ane . (Aeon greed ment, which was realiy extraordinar?. ak ng. add a r Py cabbage No one was made acquainted with this | €'@4 sliced t, slices f Onio : hange except Mrs. Arnold, whose eyes x 118- eat cies 1 roe’ Rental wit id - r if tened with pleasure when the minister, as he | ready for the vegetables; then season, add secasionally did, spoke of her son's success. | sweet turnips sliced, a few potatoes cut In justice to James we must sav that M: NV iSé aud a mato r two. Vhen eng ti% lone, ekim oul the vegetables ar d mneatupon Grav wood > presented a fine reas re i ‘bast sal ne pile | 1 on eepoereree. | @ nislier, ¢ into the both a few cakes be neighbors wondered and speculated, as | mixed thick witl iin cold water and ft to this one sided [rieadship, as they cken to your liking, and atill for marry, for valled it, | Th more who he could be going to he had newly s} ngled the he use, SPONGE (Onn orn-cake, delicious and as light as sponge cake, may be made by CAs? onl; painted it a neat white and discarded from | ne ee ry Masten gp —_ — peer “| teacupful of butter and one of sugar, until the windows the old rags Arnold had hitherto c substituted and The fence was its tipsy manmuyres to swi with which Mr heated ster unbroker mended an | they are reduced to a creamelike substance. Add threes aggs, well beaten, one scant quart to which has been added three teas is, levelled, of sifted cream tartar)and upfuls of milk (to which has been ¢ n Winter and f é Jour arrav o lace UUs ‘ \ gases ete the gate left off |. tl : rea tear g sober]: on its! added one and one-half teaspoonfuls of soda). hingés. A neat row ofvegeiables behind the | Strain the milk, that no undissolved particles house evinced more cultivation sn Mro. | of soda getin, then add tne yellow corn- ' 1 meal until the mass will hold the spoon from Arnol:! could have bestowed Certainly a al } A pint is quite enough Stir as long as you can convenientiy. Pour into two long cake tins Ifthe two tins are not required at the same time, the baking of one may be deferred from night until morning If sour milk i : : Maiing radical change had taken place in James Henry. No wonder the people apeculated as | to the cause Kate noticed these « gus, and that James} Half the sugar may be omitted Henry had ceased quareling with the moods | be used, omit the cream tartar. In @ quick t and tenses and evinced acquaintance with | V7 ® balfan hour's baking 1s sullicient. t , ree Ot cpa ._.'n domestic t nees Webster Stranges! of all. he} egan respects TauTws Ff ww IVES n domestic oappin i : Liesit 6 ; the wife's influence is much greater than her ing limself ene Was sorr more than she husband’: for the one, the first cause—mu- liked to admit when he called bid her! tual love and contidence--being granted, the good-bye. He was going away, but where whole comiort of the household depends uy of for what purpose he did not say, and Kate | 2" *rilles more immediately under her juris idiction. By her management of smali sums would not enquire. There as anew manli- he husbands respectability and credit or des ness in his appearance that precluded a pa- troyed. No fortune can stand the {ronizing manner, and that which she had hitherto manifest her him at parting and you wil? be constant was the form in ment, and moreis spent in triflesthan women would easily believe. The one gr 100k hands with | whatever thought it proper to said kindly prosperous James at expense I hope fully reflected on, ere incurred without in| prepared to meet ; but itis pennies the least knowing whe wishes wae to , i , , ; this the wife alone can stop, for it does not ec ere: : sity come within a man’s province There is of. ‘Thank you, Kate, he re) lied Fortune | ten an ususpected trifle to be saved in every | helps those ‘who help themse|ves, and [ mean | honsehold. [tis not in economy alone that to help the old fellow all I can } the wife’s attention is so necessary, but in Oe in ae , | those matters which make a well-regulated 38) Way 400 nate more than once | honse An unfurnished cruet-stand a miss- caught herself thinking he was ing key, a buttoniess shirt, a soiled table- improved and rather good look James Arnold was going | one knew it save his mothe who had used their place of janitor where he could earn his tuiti.- | well-dressed mutton-chop, ora tidy break. 2a i. . ny on. James’ energy, aided by what little money aaa — fi . } ¢ music, are e e iA. ¥, 7 ay. Mrs. Arnoid could spare went some way to are often too wearied fot conver get board and books With such prospects he left home | | fF much | ng. ollege, but no | sticking hard and brown about it, ara really N ' | nothings ; but each can raise an angry word an‘ f; \ tray, | Oo cause discomfe rt. : ntere From | Smiling comfort. A woman may love her | husband devotedly—may sacrifice fortune, | friends, family, country for tim—she may 1 | have the genius of a Sappho, the enchanted beauties of an Armida ; but — melancholy fact-—if with these sho fails to make his home the smallest beginning he had in three years been fit for college, and Mr. Gray felt pre ur of his pupil, and not without reason Time went on. Mrs. Arnold remained at the cottage, neighbors plodded on in the same old way, to mill, to meadow to meals and meeting, while Kate grew handsome and Stately in her father’s house. Lovers she bad and plenty, but all fearei the same, even George Clifford, who was werthy, handsome and talented. fer temper wae less sharp her. And women live so entirely in the af- fections, that without love, their existence is a void. tasks, however repugnant they may he to will not run the risk; they know that their domestic, are their first duties. , when a inale domestic chanced to enter the apartment, and, mis— fellow-servant, gleefuily wet both his hands. and, stealthily approaching ‘Hie Eminence, gave the latier so tremendous a slap, ona part that shali be leakages of extravagance and mismanages | \ | Coffee House he had fallen in with the drinking fashions it may be, is turned over and care- | of the day so far as to have a glaas oi spirits the income is | , imper- | ceptibly sliding away which do mischief; and | | Fletcher’s usual night-dram. | cloth, a mustard pot with its old contents | | morning. Depend upon it, there | to gethim the | i+ a great deal of domestic happiness in a | Men grow sated cf beauty, tired sation (however intellectual), but they can | always appreciate a wellsswept hearth and | | without a tumbler of toddy, it comfortable, his heart will inevitable escape | Better submit, then, to household | your tastes, than doom yourselves to a loves | gets entire control ess home. Women 6f a higher order of mind | s | habits which are svre to ruin us, RA\DOW READINGS. Phe alaw n Boston, Mass., called he Gambl Why a bottle tied to a dog’s tail like thor of the wrassh pper's waltz, has t with his life from lowa. ~) yr. A | Th ce hetween id another iof so much intaient \ Reyuolds, is denied well / { it to be obtain- ;wW { Notl Mirabea mpossible t 1 W r? | only iW An ( Lnie I i b nh tabls ‘ i i hope of \ List to tt Will ] i gt th I tiy | fa pretty w settled fact ith ha terrors for a man who Nautica Phere was a maiden lady who | ad su 1 bad opinion of the male sex, that | he cou iot even t st her safely to a life- | bivy Lady ¥ My dear, do you know if your mammais engaged?’ Little girl of the ’ i-' Engaged! Bless | why she's ia { Johnson in w be alt 11 the labor ‘ felime, | i t e purchased by a pe Phere is b l says Sydney | s h, ‘and that is hard Jabor; and a man who will not pay ut opr tor distinction | had better at once dedicate himself to the suitofthe Fos A Scotch country minis bad been in ted, with his wife, to dine and spend the night al the house of one of his lairds, The host was very proud of one of the very large is which had just ceme into fashion, and n the morning asked the lady bow she had | siept init. ‘ O, verra weel, sir, but indeed, [thought I'd lost the minister a’thegither.’ Have you entered a cottage, ever travel - coach, talked with a peasant in| th ld, « yitered with a mec al the om,’ asked Sir Edward Bulwer Lytion, and | not foun {that each of those ent you had not? The most useful creas ture that ever yawned ata club, or counted | the vermin in his rags under the suns of | Calabria, has no excuse for want of intellect taient, this purpose ther words, not he powel to achieve but » —mA. Working Peo- A ma who had 1a yajor of militia, and vas not overbut dened with brains, t 2d oO morning olf i ee ngail, i ; $e { pose was! wo artim rear rank, t pa ma { ed « ‘ at ) . saying, ‘ M Go awav, woman, aid t De. We | | PHATE AND f ‘ ( < F an Nutrit j 1 ’ ab prey at > | bpyr 4 1Z the apy \ and ass 1 3 Vs a ( ts N I i {Gen ] exe , : aie 3 | t K . ve “ avo. asa $4 ng ! pws t 7 oS i I . } i he wa i PS ring ! $ . Stin lt isa Ps which { : h ii | wa ied: *i'sa ; et vy. ‘and don't she a W > g, said the ejder I Id call touder than an girl > =i and Pll try if 04 can't mak me With this, a shout We t i eld soul that ma gain rhe answer came back louder than before. The calling c t ad, th ni g as much as pos- - t e note f the * lost one,’ : i ‘ had travelled, cam t » res ig that wa g the taack Sot Che laugh t W \ 3 i iuest ra the | i some time { fir Fox Tai A e © daughter f own the house, was addressed by | a young! , though agreeable to hb was «is al if fath (if irsa W rot consent to tl lion, and she lete l to elo The g was fixed t low, and nents t gg vasin his arms, They mounted a I 8°. 4 vere soon some distan i thel A 1 W > ady bro hy saying \ u see W i f { % rng n % of my affection: I make me a good husba ie sas feliow, and grufily anawerrd Pre s | may, and perhaps not Pal de rey afte a silence of s n tes she niv exclaimed: * Oh, what shall we do? I have left my money behind ein om.’ ‘Then, said he, ‘we must go back and fetch it They were soon at A i bel i d ce rad | g a } \re i : he t { wind and said a ” ! Rl ps not then shut dowr e ng I { } Anecdote i Caridina lo ate ai name of the subject f it—more especial! eta i when that name is be found amc most illustrious on re of absurdity in no ordinary personage, however, a French Cardinal, and equally reverenced as 4 prieet ing a spell of uncommonly warm weather) ‘ His Eminence,’ quite early in the morning and in the lightest ord——seams ; ne, we g¢ 0d gined he could entice the breoze. purpose be was leaning out of the window in & position the most comfortable and eas) taking the Cardinal for a nameless, that this illustricus and most am able son of the Church at once jumped t his feet, assiduensly rubb he encountered before him, on the domestic aforesaid, tremblipgly exclaim ing, ‘Please, your Eminence, I thought i was Georges.’ — the soothing operation, remarked, ‘ Weil, ; t had been Goor ineed uot have struck so hard Jenge Fiercara.——Mr. “Wletcher, when a man, boarded nna ou n Without much consideration and water brought to his room every pight to bg taken on going to bed as a ‘night cap One night an unusual press of company pre- | up} es juire | vented the bar-keeper from carrying The didn’t regard it as quite the thing for him | to go tothe barand get his grog, and ¢o he | went to bed without his ‘night cap.’ But to sleep he could not, drink, and, as he did so, his active and dis- crimigating mind worked most diligently. The fruit of his reflections appeared next when on getting up weary worn by his hard and restless night, Mr. Fletcher went to the bar-keeper : ‘Mr. ———‘ you didn't bring up my brandy and water last night, and as a consequencs I bave slept little or none all night.’ The bar-keeper was very sorry. lect should not oceuragain. — ‘ Not so,’ rejoined Mr. Fletchor. The neg- P der it. If it comes to this, that I can’t sleep is high time that [ stopped drinking, and broke up the dangerous habit.’ The above anecdote 15 worthy the atten tron of ali young men. F countable power over us, hould stop before he becomes a slave to Journal. 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