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«r,wf i life it fr-t i -Am * ®z '/fc* 'Oft*? »<" & 15; •v# ff,! ,z$ ¥?, $$■•> •"'.4 *%1 *> I - Ah 7.Aff f rffr *- #1 ""life A- £• "-"*, i. * *j* '; * *?<—. i* «r'. VOLUME IL j^* . -a- j -i * tf ' ' ii, ' - * f Nr-. - *- ./ - - ,* ..-■•■ ...an. ■WJorK1? i ti iiih ii1a»'^miH ■^4Y, MARCH 26,1880. #m?tl ! . "Vi-i— . _. . _.. _ _ ._. NUMBER 47. 'trcs n, jjSEBjs. - >z. w; 'f*J'in^*sr3by •;-'>. tr mt-Syt r. .._ i.'ti fens, »rt .an but fcegtrfte*. • -»- I'-ck,. n mine ismy "... - --CZZ. ^va'stjwawlafti/ ^jc3 tr.;-Ij|-fe.therB Srov ul' TZ *- xe^j Sa5s|' -4 ht ".' t~'Zi€h-:&id'sii»^h " -h. i :• tu: ,"'3 &£"8.deip3it; a> *- jfii-'L^t'c'erjjiegleasasS -.- t» . .03%, i<ZO-.f)£* \. "'• ; djt3.'.j,sti4s**ff1iy .-. .--. ccsz^i "SesBor^kiw.^m?" I]^E!3 O^'SisT^at't/ se loved fepr''*ft«r«wie'. tafh.-tnie^atiil ai?3«at tte$oti$S, liBitltit itwois!d"feg'iit:^tli^"S *ask,t& a#e!fa|^ 10 "wiB the'regard* of oat ao: far »bov# .alanin th'e $erJe't>f -boeio&y, and he.had who enfoye^^bho^on intensely, owt atuepiSid at niiai liflfc o<!i<j«irred, and im 1 ex|tlfen«feJoi3 It dae. I had xeaaoa,- ft>( i^aMHsruBt'the saotivse of nuuiy, indeed, 13_15_14. | 'a perfeefeltlJjHfacot'th« idea of. being {^fomtf^ttoKif&o were soliciting to^ & Ir^ardei as*a fortune bonier; tomfr\btti*wmk8&**& resorted Ito thm I • qnmB^4ih& meter Md his lover bat jj.WM W'<»a«r to tp* their sino&tey* i A'\ sJUoih^d,-Ms fce!i3g&|n bis own bo- land »m ^^a«d mfk-the result of true [iei&tr-.Z " ~ '. '"'■■ :>•-/-*-1 ' }-iofwfttte|fc. Sfeaesfca^ti tMs ss to bss-^ ' A ■ WwTieah M passed'^fee-Salvia} aot &s!yly8ifcF*home, bat that .of yotar "f/h^dfeea Md ftxtheihmr^dm had G0-".m«Ui^ ftadTl *iafe her to" fed h«as©tf j«' 1 ovoz«fLxi> licsr tfefe ib • mlgM 'result la I'as much *& home w she ew;d!4 ia 2i** | *ftl I benelf t* ta« eo l^r a& her &i^r© wel: {.o-Wn don^eile. So. %ppd a. gdjl.-asyou j S*W w??ie .Jie lived1' " r fare was oonmme&t fo tes£th#:$liieeri^y '"»avA always ^v&d fowmeft ough%".nbt i fffg"* of the insane asyl- afepS si>-k^Tn«ft thai?* tobfe^To«»al^,f»m Msliaotlicfr.,*" >-. Iit^S^J^ likely to mak i of Ilidsa'wh© se#iejl go'-Jsniiaus'tljaf to;b> mm,^pm m *mfc> iedt* '*I;'do $,<$ ka^w sy ig any*jb|ecMo%"bui iwtisfied with you ^ ful^f biBitered her 1«1r UBadter false pretenses, «#r-Fangled fuzzle That Is Klling the [r \t..Xt|natic Asylums. fom the Philadelphia Times J 'mus' accounts have been given of invention of the -^Fifteen Game," «trise known as the" "Gem Puzzle," is jusi> now having; a run second to that©* *Pinaf«r<f* According «ae story, it is th© llnvention of a ute in Hartford, who made it for entertainment of the inmates of the oin where he lived, without a _ urns for which *^eins likely to make so many -ii pa^its. Another story ascribes the "■'"■'''ffjio the Postmaster at Cauastota, »t*Who gave the game to a lady in tapme, who sent it to .a lady at ty Hffl, who took it home to Hart- ^.where a Boston man saw ife, and sq^ Bjit, whoever invented it, it is the faeturers who are reaping the p. It is not patented, but the manure appears to have been confined, 0^5 * ^h|^ar,'tlo two New England firms, who *** \ *m 'Sid to.have been burning out the At the rate of 6,000 or 8,000 a Aidfjiil . she sb&uftf. r©gsrd/ tbem. 'with \4»I^ Owriri 18h© mnSMe&h&\f, ^lims±o-noonp.,&^Q't thafcym *-« ihe •agetjfc'Egrnej" wlio ley mmf yeiBs"]-I-flioiild,; H who IiaCtieei his Jbaa md 'tme Mend hforobi. .j during' liis iiitrmmpmd-' sin6e' h^ianf*desl»;. ■ j orphanage %ml retained, her confidence*; Imm^Su. i" _ ,> r ' He miet&A hexdny. iaM" lifer -pirns and \ Mg€OdJciey smm-i^m her se»t, • prdis^^ :h& iM thp. secespaay assist- •■mmeMm-r^-^-A'^^ on& ssm* J-imjee, . :.-.-_ ; *"'-';;'-".*.--,"" '■ ^pr&t^illlsg-.-'oJi-'li^r, br©»,:»n3 tf -Sefsr^^sha haS lak«& i$By step in --the i gw^^Mlitondfef- t^-fier, feelings'* r'fur&el^iie'e-of he2?3es%n sh© received -i'lfae^ y«n, _n&r dfttightor* X. can »fl«e»l Si< C -|'aiE^ffe?of i^ar^g^'feepa-young man "bfe ,st$fe$i@a%\ grateful for Vour kiad. R'^t-.^ D^n t,"^1" +« u™ m"«n^ ^.bytheiis^ofWllMSf^ninl' Header to give%e • home with J^%t&^* ^rj^i?^^?^ tAi-'*" ' ' '■" ^i^*ot£ldiHia;iH^fessta«kt0at^®ti^fen¥cr^^^ ^ oiscussing it , rcafcif our: ]*«&«& unsu«^M J# ?^ave- ?ee? -^ ^r^ 1?eap' 1 -- - ••*j- .—. -- - ^pa^/'jg consists of sixteen httle squares tively from exactly in a the num- and there is which allows stamps. It might, under certain circumstances, even be worth while to buy a few thousand stamps to get them stamped. If you-have the waste paper of very busy offices, you will be greatly helped in the accumulation. Most people who begin such an accumulation break down after a time. A lady told me the other day that she was saving up her postage stamps toward 1,000,000, and I calculated that it would take her 250 years at the present rate to complete her task. If you can't complete your own collection, you may make yourself helpful in the matter of helping to complete collections of luckier people. A mJHioil of postage stamps is a possession decidedly worth the having. It would have Its value in the universal market. —London Society. A. WISEACRE'S TVISBOM. "*BT BABEfcAIS OS 1880. liOSli ,c:s'aad beaiiitfy it-aitd uirrrrrrxtjm - '?ha3e_ 'during »onths> it* "lias re^jefsfeik j th&lj&locks to slide, one square at a 5 tiffirffyaadthey are thus to be arranged t'ABtS Q2?.3ye, F t A7- ~ >~.lueer anil 2s' Benefits oi a- 6iGx'0tigh edae^MoE^being susses of Bocietf-^ mmhmi&i i."»belong towhs^aie :-aia*ed proleaseions. % ears dweifc <?hples f y merohui|. ^*tiw I mraitfiuled t%e )fii^«isfciaBd' w a.* known «n> «»s» ^ gw estv .& has /-been discovered thai pofe&to ' ^vnparjx; opgtijmen ttf. % fl#&&$& 0f &J ^v«aa^iuU fee fofl&miigi^W ^^ mdcruslied can be usedfor by usurily* "klxic 3E«sS!2iL.\ . T. HJ .f>; -jfe til those |$jaye'*ettsfts} cgiiofefe rlif? €stee of t£J .....'-...- - - - ---* - I stefi, fans g.ven up iii! Jiei? sia|ia,tdt-k0-^t»te^|Whll%^ .pd>UlHW kH©«n »» l for ae^eiicSt df sn^eaityM <•: ' '|p. Bs/^QttbPft. Mmlih \ OurlieKoiiis for^d 'a Jpme with an ^ihat ©W of Ih^is^ief ojBBli = *rd ktly^-JiG* Ji*d lormerly been her .nurse Is to t|ink#her nurse/ a.nh h&tl yvex since .her first rect! vf lid ahould%ev# offi^^on Dmh'--&xmly aad sffedpsalei^ "eai^tjon of fttt«rahed"t^ She family, Mrs. .evetl her^jouug fri bin a&pled h#r Ol EO hhom-i- Jt: *5« '<* ff ■ it J?* ^ L.r^*j \/no Hhms needs. At the time of which we now write, he was a widower. IFi^e years previously the death angel had- spread his dark and murky wings over the couch of the companion of his youth, with whom he had feed the ragged path of life for twenty yeaa:s, and transported her chaste and pure spirit to the better land, leaving behind her the only child that had ever been vouchsafed to them —a daughter, Helvia tp1 name—now of the tender age of 17 yeirs, when bereft of a mother's care. On her Mr. La- throp lavished all his afi-eeiion. She had been thoroughly educated, both at home by her parents, wh© were fully competent to the Jtask, and by private instructors, and had attended the best seminaries of learning that the country afforded. Mr. Lathrop had, after the demise of his wife, no inclination to turn a second time to the shrine of love, but, as before intimated, centered his entire affection on the pledge of their jautual love that the loved one had confided to his ware. As may well be supposed, her accomplishments, her beauty—which was above the common order—and her wealth in prospect secured to her a large number of suitors for her hand. Bhe treated all respectfully, but, surmising thafc perhaps sinister notions influenced them, and not willing to leave her father's society and the home that had sheltered her since her birth, she gave encouragement to no one. A year passed, and a second time she was compelled to pass through the deep waters of sorrow, affliction, and bereavement by the death of her father. She felt the loss keenly. For a year she refused to go into society or to receive the addresses of any of the opposite sex. A t the end of that time her suitors ..ocked around her, and numerous were the offers of marriage she received. There was one at least who truly loved her. His name was Bichard Ooniey. He was 25 years of age. For ten years he had been fatherless, and for the last seven years had been the principal support of his widowed mother. For thafc length of. time he had been employed in a mercantile establishment, and, by steady application to. business, had secured a yearly increase of his salary as well as the confidence and good will of his employer. He dwelt with his mother in the humble cottage that had been their place of abode during his father's. lifetime— indeed, ever since his recollection. He had frequently met with Helvia at social parties, at church, in the Sabbath-school, and at his place of business, and she invariably treated him with marked respect. Indeed, she heM him in the highest estimation. She knew him to be intelligent and well-informed; that by dint of his own exertion he had acquired a better education than many of her acquaintances who were furnished with all desirable facilities for acquiring knowledge; that he had the reputation of being scrupulously honest and trustworthy; and, above ail, that he was^an affectionate and dutifal son, and justly the pride and joy of his mother. wii se Helvia resorted to her' needle, in the use of which she was an adept, for the purpose of obtaining a livelihood. A week had not elapsed after she had become the guest of Mrs. Dermont, or rather one of her household, ere she received from her quondam lover a note, of which the following is a copy: Miss Helvia liATHEOP—Bespected Lady:* I embrace the present opportunity to inform you that it will not he necessary for you to further consider tiie proposition I recently made to you. The unfortunate change iu your circumstances will render it impossible for me to support you in the style that I should desire, and I must ask you to no longer regard me as a suitor for your hand. I shall ever remain your friend. Yours truly, Ww;T/rAM Manning. In truth, our heroine had, until the reception of this epistle, regarded the writer of it in a more favorable light than any of the suitors for her hand, but now most heartily did bhe congratulate herself that she had an insight into his true character and understood the true motives that influenced him in the professions of affection and preference he had made to her. A few days subsequent to her reception of the above epistle she received another. It was from Bichard Ooniey, and ran a3 follows: Miss Helvia Lathrop—Bespected and Honored Lady: I have long since given you all that strength of affection of which my nature is capable^, but, until the recent unfortunate change m your circumstances, have locked the secret in my own bosom. Conscious, owmg to the difference of our positions in life, tbat I might be thought to be influenced by sinister motives were I to reveal to you the real state of my feelings, I have refrained from doing so; but, now that circumstances have changed, 1 venture to ask you to allow me to prove to you and to the world the sincerity of my affection f of you. Will you allow me to visit you and become better acquainted? I have no fortune to'lay at your feet: no splendid home to offer you; only true, ardent affection, and a desire to be your future protector and dearest earthly friend. Please let me hear from you at your earliest convenience. Your true friend and sincere lover, Richaed Conley. To this she replied immediately, inviting Bichard to visit her in her humble home. His visits were repeated at short intervals for a few months, when she promised him to brave life's ills with him, guided by his protecting arm. She told him that she had but one condition to require—that their marriage should be celebrated in the church, and that she be allowed to have fche wedding feast prepared. To this he at firsfc objected, but she was persistent in her demand. She told him that hereafter she would be guided by his judgment, but thafc in this instance she should insist on having ber whim—if he chose to regard ifc as such—indulged. He finally acquiesced. They issued a number of cards of invitation to the marriage ceremony and feast. The day arrived on which the twain were to be united in the most sacred bonds" known to mortals. After the ceremony had been performed, the happy couple, followed by the invited guests, most of whom belonged to the humble walks of life, proceeded directly to our heroine's former residence. Great was their surprise to find it open for the reception of company, and a sumptuous feast prepared. After the departure of the guests, tJom^urid^Uquorice powder may substituted for the sugar. Children, says the Boston Journal of Chemistry, quarrel over this confection. For grown people the boluses may, in some instances, be enveloped in wafer-paper. Accobding to Hamilton the severest catarrhal cold can be cured in about ten hours by a mixture of carbolic acid, about ten drops; tincture of iodine and chloroform, each seventy-five drops. A few drops of the mixture should be heated over a spirit lamp, in a test tube, the mouth of which should be applied to the nostrils as soon as volatization is effected. The operation should be repeated in about two minutes, when, after the patient sneezes a number of times, the troublesome symptoms rapidly disappear. Cough Medicine.—Take three table- spoonfuls of whole $ax seed; put in an earthen vessel or pitcher; pour on a quart of boiling .water; let ife stand by the fire for an hour, then add the juice of four large lemons, half teacup pure honey, one large stick of licorice broken in bits, one stick of rock candy pounded fine; stir often, and, when licorice and candy dissolve., stir. If too thick and jelly-like, add more boiling water; some people like it to jelly. Take a good drink of this whenever you feel inclined to cough; it is best drunk cold, as it will not induce perspiration. This can be drunk by either young or old. The science of life consists in knowing how to take care of your health, how to make use of people, how to make the most of yourself, and how to push your way in the world. These are the things which everybody ought to know, and which very few peopie do know.,, How never to get sick, now to develop your health and strength to the utmost, how to make every man you meet your friend—all these and many other things are to be included in the science ©f living, and the pity is that .we appreciate it at its true value only when fche bloom of life is gone.—Dr. Foote's Health Monthly. It Depended. A citizen who had thoughts of buying a few hens for his table, was consulting a colored man as to what breed he had better purchase. "Well, sah. dat depends. If you am gwine to have your hen-house on de roof of your residence, wid about fo' men to guard it, white Leghorn hens am debest to buy; but if you am gwine to have it in de back yard, an' run your chances, you'd better buy cast-iron roosters, and fill each one with gunpowder and grape- shot ! Ize been in de hen bizness myself, an' I knows dat nuffin' will ooze away quicker in a dark night dan good fat pullets!" "I don't have enough of religion to brag of," says an old Nevada miner, "but I never get into the cage to go up or down without feeling how puny I am, and how great my Maker is." A genius without common sense has but little advantage over the regular fool. 'tfVLis- removing them from the box. fifteen squares being mixed and d indiscriminately in the box, the jen?. is to arrange them in regular laefci^al series, as in the following .".» 3 ■ ' ' 4 6. 7 8 10 l* 13 . ■'^L»5"--^v? 14 15 r^Jt^jfi^ Any one can make the game for himself by cutting the httle squares from a cigar box, or by dividing the bottom of a square pasteboard box, first into quarters, amd then into sixteenths, and using the lid of the box, which will, of course, just contain them.' Or it can be played with counters on a quarter section of a checker-board. The game as it is sold in the shops, however, is more convenient, and it can be had anywhere for a quarter or even less. The early moves of the game are simple enough. Starting with the 1 and working it gradually toward the corner, and following with the 2, and so on, a beginning is easily made. Then you start this line in procession around the sides of the box, gradually working the numbers in in the required order. This process cannot be described minutely, but one soon discovers a certain sort of method in it, and it looks as though'the solution of the puzzle was only a question of time and patience. Gradually the lines are formed: 1,2,3,4; 5,6,7,8, and so on. Victory ir, at hand, and the player subdues his exeitement as best ne can, while the lookers-on say: " He has it." But he hasn't. Although so near, the end is yet so far that sanguine hope gives way to despair. After working for a longer or a shorter time, according to the familiarity of the player with the method of the thing, this is the way it comes out: Jefferson's Manners. '•...*",. When Jefferson became Presides^ he carried his simple manners andr^asto into official life. He determined th^| his inauguration as the chief officer d& the republic should be as fpee from display as possible. Dressed in plain black clothes, he rode on horseback to the old Capitol, without guard or servant, dis-' mounted without assistance, and hitched his horse to the fence. On the sf eps he was met by a number of friends, who accompanied him to the Senate Chamber, where he delivered his inaugural address. During the administrations of Gen. Washington and John Adams the sessions of Congress had been opened in a style similar to that by which the English sovereign opens Parliament. The President, accompanied by a large escort on horseback, drove in state to the Capitol. Taking his seat in the Senate Chamber, ahd the House of Bepresentatives being sutTcmoned, he. read his address. Mr. Jefferson, to whom such ceremonies were distasfceiul, swept them all away. by one act. He sent a written message to Congress, which was read to both houses by their respective Glerks, and that practice has been observed ever since. Against one of his reforms, however, the ladies of Wash ington rose up enmasse. Mr.'Jeffer- son, disliking the levees which had been held, at the-White House, abolished them. He established two public days for the reception of company—the 1st of January and the Fourth of July. On other day? he was " at home^to all dfchers whQ came on business or out of courtesy.' Many of! the Washington ures being thus curtailed,.determined to force the President to" hold the customary levees. On the usual levee day they resorted in full dress to the White House. The President was out taking a ride on horseback. On his return he saw that the public rooms were filled with elegantly-dressed ladies. At once divining the plot, he appeared before his fair guests booted and spurred and covered with dust. So courteous was his reception of them, and so graceful. his manners, that the ladies went away delighted with the President, but chagrined with themselves. They felt that they had been guilty of a rudeness in visiting a guest who did not expect them. It was their last attempt to break through the rules of Jefferson's household.- -Youth's Companion. Spoke Kabelais of old, this queer story Ml tell, Moral to draw from lor those who have need, How oft penny-wise men, who seek to compel Pay that's due them, get beat in their greed. At a roast meat cook'ry, in Paris, of ITranee. Smoked a fat goose on a spit by the fire; Near hy sat a lean, hungry porter, hy chance, Striving to satisfy hunger's desire. He ate very slowly his loaf of dry bread, Sniffing the reek and the steam of the fowL And wishing! no doubt, a sweet slice, yethesaid Naught, as he noted the cook's angry scowl. His loaf he consixmed; when he Bought to depart, "Hold!" cried the cook, and his gorget secured? ""The smoke of my goose ofyourmealformed'apart Pay I demand!" but the porter demurred. While .thus the two argued, the fool, geny Jean, Entered. They chose him a judge of the case. Complying; he donned an official's grave mien— Heard^hoth their pleas Mfh quite dignified grace. .. Jhen from the defendant two coppers he took; Jingled them loudly between Ms two hands, Returned them again, disappointing the'cook, ' Who thought tliat the judge had approved hi ctemand. Then, turning to plaintiff, this judgment conferred "True, this poor porter thy reeking goose smelt As thou of his money the jingle hast heard—r . He hath Ms money; no loss hast thou felt. "TMs seemeth," quoth he, "toJ)^ proper and light Now I decree, or expres^what-J fear, It's best we depart out of each other's sight, test we have too many fouls .gathered here." —Chicago Ledger. , PITH MB POINT. A City's Wonderful Strides. Ex-Gov. William ±$ross, of. the Chicago Tribune, lately read a paper before the Historical Society of Chicago, on the sources of the city's past and future growth. In 1855, after carefully studying fche map, he became convinced, he said, that there were about 700,000 square miles of territory between Lake Michigan and the Bocky mountains whose trade would go to Chicago. The estimate has never been disputed, and agrees very nearly with the figures of the national census. There is space enough for seventeen States as large as Ohio, and he ventures to predict that before 1976 the whole region will be far more populous, more productive, and vastly richer, than Ohio is to-day. It will be agriculturally, minerally, and commercially prosperous beyond any precedent, and all its prosperity will count for Chicago. The history of the city for a quarter of a century past is most remarkable. The town was organized in 1837; the year following, the first shipment of wheat, 78 bushels, was made eastward by the lakes. In 1854 the receipts of wheat had risen to 3,038,- 955 bushels; last year they were 39,- 358,074. The receipts of corn for 1854 were 7,490,753; last year they were 62,- 194,238 bushels. The total receipts of in.! i. i x a.1, i • v .cereals for 1854 were 12,902,310; last rediiced ultimately to that given above, | year they were i37)624,833 bushels, and 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ' 13 15 14 and no art can get that 15 into its right place. The more you struggle with it the worse it gets, and the laboriously- arranged rows become all mixed up again. "\ It is at this point that grim despair settles down upon all but the most courageous. Sometimes the 13, 14, come in their right order, while two other numbers are misplaced, but we believe tbat every combination, can be so that the "real problem is to get the 15 after the 14. » An enterprising Yankee lately advertised to send the solution of this problem for two stamps, and to the many who applied he sent back the answer: "Take up No. 15 carefully between the thumb and forefinger and place him where he belongs." This is on the principle of Alexander's solution of the Gordian knot; it is heroic, but not satisfactory. That Million of Postage Stamps. I really have solid reasons for believing that there have been cranky people who have made the acquisition of 1,000,000 of postage stamps a condition for the accomplishment of some vital matter. A legacy may depend upon it. A marriage may depend upon ic. Some old imbecile may have insisted on having the wall of his bedroom pasted ^th 1,000,000 of postage stamps. It is not perhaps so difficult as might be thought to bring together 1,000,000 of used-up their value $78,080,000. The number of hogs received, in 1854 was 74,339; last year, 6,488,935; of cattle, in 1854, 23,691; last year, 1,215,672, and the total value of live stock handled was $107,- 310,000. The total value of the produce trade last year was $253,000,000; wholesale trade, $341,000,000; manufactures, $236,500,000, from which $66,- 500,000 are to be deducted for articles manufactured there and also sold at wholesale, leaving the actual value of trade of the city for last year, $764,- 000,000. Enormous as these figures are, they have been gathered, it is said, by experts from authentic sources The population in 1854 was 65,872, and it is confidently asserted that the census about to be taken will show at least 450,000. Gov. Bross used to be thought rather wild about Cliicago; but his intimates aver that every one of his prophecies, extravagant as it may have seemed when uttered, has been more than realized by the absolute facts. A novel scheme—A proposition to write a romance. A good judge of mutton ought to be wether wise.- Does the maternal codfish call its young with a codfish bawl. The proverb, "Fair exchange, no robbery," didn't refer to church fairs. My son, emulate the mule; it is- backward in deeds of violence. An innkeeper need neve% be at a loss for means to entertain his patrons, being always a host in himself. It's an easy thing,* we* are informed by J. Joshua JenMns^ to bear the tooth-; ache in the jaw of yotir neighbor. A sbee art" school has been established in Indianapolis, but the boys say 4hey would prefer a sweetheart school. What is the difference between a soldier and a bombshell? « Why, one goes to war andthe other goes to pieces. "Tell the truth and shame the devil/37" I know lots of people who can sSsjifie the devil easy enuff, but t'other' .tMng bothers fern'. "■•,..; ^ • afc his sister, andThitnternon theTjscfcof *: the head so hard that fche bawl came out of hey mouth. A cobbespondent asks us, "What is your idea of the saddest thing on earth?" Easy enough! A tailor with a good memory. Eveeything has recently advanced in price except liberty, which remains at eternal vigilance, with liberal reductions to the trade. Some predict that the time will come when people can read each others thoughts like a book. It is sad to think that many fly-leaves will be discovered where least expected. A nervous divine, who was but a so- and-so preacher, being called upon accidentally for a sermon, asked a friend what he should preach about, to which the other replied, "About five minutes." "Do you see this stick, sir?" said a very stupid acquaintance to Sidney Smith. "This stick has been all round the world, sir." "Indeed! And yet it's only a stick," said the remorseless Sydney. A Vassae girl sat On her hest fellow's hat As they basked in the moonlight with classical chat; She put in her thumb And pulled out her gum And made it all up with a thrilling yum yum. A Boston man is about to make a trip axound the world in an eighteen-foot boat, taking his wife with him on the journey. He has steadily declined tempting offers to take the wives of* several other Bostonians. " So," said a lady recently to a merchant, "your pretty daughter has married a rich husband?" "Well," slowly replied the father, "I believe she has married a rich man, but I understand he is a very poor husband." A boy in the country writes to another in the city to come and visit him. He proposes to him to get his father's consent, and says it might be done in this way: "Ask your sister to ask your mother to ask your father to let you come."-. "How fab," asks an exchange, bees go for honey?" 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After turning the Internet inside out with his totally racist country song "Accidental Racist," Brad Paisley is speaking out in defense of his tune, but he's sure as hell not changing it.
The country song, which is from Paisley's new album, begins with a justification of Paisley's fondness for the Confederate flag, a long-standing symbol of slavery and racism, (hey, he wasn't around when slavery was the norm!) and ends with LL Cool J forgiving Robert E. Lee and thanking Abraham Lincoln for freeing him. Yes, actually.
Now, Paisley has released a statement to Entertainment Weekly, wherein he does everything but apologize. In fact, we've got five instances of him doing the exact opposite (and five other instances that are only making things worse):
1. "I think that [the song] comes from an honest place in both cases, and that's why it's on there and why I'm so proud of it. This isn't a stunt."
It's really not helping to say you are "proud" of the song and that you recorded it fully knowing the implications. That means there's really nothing "accidental" about your racism, Brad.
2. "This isn't something that I just came up with just to be sort of shocking or anything like that. I knew it would be, but I'm sort of doing it in spite of that, really."
So, you knew you were going to offend people and you still did it?
3. "I think that we're going through an adolescence in America when it comes to race. You know, it's like we're almost grown up. You have these little moments as a country where it's like, 'Wow things are getting better.' And then you have one where it's like, 'Wow, no they're not.'"
Let's all pretend the past didn't happen, because racism is still a problem and forgetting history will totally change that.
4. "We're all left holding the bag here, left with the burden of these generations. And I think the younger generations are really kind of looking for ways out of this."
So you want to wave a magic wand and pretend Americans didn't do terrible things and that we shouldn't learn from past mistakes? That only works in a place called Miopic Fantasy Land.
5. "I just think art has a responsibility to lead the way, and I don't know the answers, but I feel like asking the question is the first step, and we're asking the question in a big way. How do I show my Southern pride? What is offensive to you?"
Yes, it's very "responsible" to ask an offensive question and then make us answer it. Also, there is a way to show your Southern pride without invoking the Confederate flag — maybe a shirt with brisket on it? Get creative.
6. "[LL's] summation is really that whole let's bygones be bygones and 'If you don't judge my do rag, I won't judge your red flag.'
We are comparing an article of clothing to the universal symbol for American slavery — it's apples and shackles, really.
7. "I'm with my audience 100 percent in the Southern pride thing, in the same way that a Yankees fan is very proud of where he's from — that's LL. We've got pictures of him in a New York Yankees cap doing his vocal, which is so appropriate."
Sure, but that doesn't negate all the inappropriate things about this song. Plus, I'm missing the part where a sports team and the Civil War are the same thing.
8. "But, you know, it's such a complicated issue [racism] — I'm reading up on it now, [since] I felt I needed to be well-armed for any discussion."
Maybe you should have done your studying before you released — or even wrote — the song. Don't admit your ignorance, dude.
9. (In response to LL's New York Yankees Hat in the video) "New York City was all for slavery. They actually voted 60 percent against — or maybe 70 against — Abraham Lincoln because they didn't like the idea of slavery going away because there goes cotton and there goes tobacco trade, you know what I mean? It's very hypocritical to feel like it's just the South's fault."
Okay, racism existed all over the country, but how does that excuse the part where you want to pretend it never happened?
10. "It just doesn't do any good to blatantly do things and be like, 'Just get over it.' That's not what we're saying. This is a very sensitive subject, and we're trying to have the discussion in a way that it can help."
What does "let bygones be bygones" mean if not "just get over it"? Plus, you're forgetting the part where you should probably say something along the lines of, "I'm sorry I greatly offended large groups of people."
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In each it is suggested that I believe that the iPad should be illegal. What I said should be illegal is the application of non-owner locks to technology. I am not concerned with Apples technology, only radical changes to the law that legalize and/or legally protect a form of theft.
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While I recommend against this, it is possible to use FLOSS and yet receive none of the benefits beyond lower ($0) royalty payments. Government departments seem to do this all the time, not wanting to accept the advantages of FLOSS (misinterpreting software acquisition policy? Ideologically predisposed to sole proprietor software? Offer your thoughts in the comments...).
The two most common ways to avoid the benefits of FLOSS can be summarized by two acronyms: COTS and DIY.
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BMC Racing Team's Tejay van Garderen will wear the white jersey of best young rider into Paris for the BMC Racing Team Sunday at the Tour de France after finishing seventh in the final time trial and solidify his hold on fifth place overall.
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In the 53.5-kilometer race, van Garderen was third-fastest at the first intermediate time check (14.0 km), sixth at the second (30.5 km) and finished 2:34 off the winning time. Starting three minutes behind teammate Cadel Evans, the two pulled even with each other aboard their BMC timemachine TM01s with roughly 20 kilometers to go. But van Garderen said it was not a "passing of the torch" moment. "I still think he (Evans) has another Tour win in him next year and I'd be happy to help him," he said. Van Garderen said he was spurred on by thoughts of people affected by the shootings at a movie theater Friday in Aurora, Colorado. "I want to dedicate this to all the people who lost their lives in Colorado with the shooting there," he said. "That was devastating news. That was close to my home in Boulder and I just want to say my thoughts are with them and I'll be thinking of them when I get to Paris tomorrow."
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Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Enclosure Acoustic Suspension Tweeter Type Dome Midrange Size --- Woofer Size 5 Woofer Composition Carbon-weave polypropylene Woofer Surround Butyl rubber Power Range (watts) 5-100 Sensitivity 90 dB Impedance (ohms) 8 Frequency Response 95-23k Hz Connector Type 5-way post Height (inches) 10 Width (inches) 6-3/16 Depth (inches) 6-1/2 Weight (pounds) 4.92 Mounting Bracket Included Yes Parts Warranty Limited Lifetime Labor Warranty Limited Lifetime Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual 2 White indoor/outdoor speakers (with metal mounting bracket and two screw knobs installed) 2 White shelf stands 2 Clear plastic paint masks Installation Guide Limited Warranty card Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The Niles Audio OS5.5 indoor/outdoor speakers are designed for outdoor installations, or for use indoors. They come with an integrated mounting bracket for outdoor installations, and a shelf stand for placement on a bookshelf. These high performance speakers are housed in weatherproof enclosures that can handle extreme hot, cold, and moist environments. Note: The Niles Audio OS5.5 is packaged as a pair. Drivers: Each OS5.5 features a 5" Carbon-weave polypropylene cone woofer and a 1" Teteron dome tweeter. The integrated woofer/baffle design increases the cone area, which enhances the low frequency response. The butyl rubber woofer surround helps damp resonance and provides exceptional durability. 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Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. 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Pros: Sound Quality Cons: None 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the Niles OS5.5 Add Accessories UL-listed speaker wire is designed to be run through walls and is building code compliant. See all categories & accessories UL-listed speaker wire is designed to be run through walls and is building code compliant. In-wall Speaker Wire Set the volume level in your remote location without going back and forth from indoors to outdoors. In-wall Volume Controls Add power protection to your outdoor speakers and volume controls. 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Rowan District Scouts slot spring events
Sky's the limit for Rowan District Cub and Boy Scouts during Spring Aviation Camporee
On April 19-21, Rowan District Cub and Boy Scouts will take to the skies during this year's aviation-themed spring camporee, held at Sugar Valley Airport in Mocksville.
Focusing on all things aviation, Cubs and Boy Scouts will have the opportunity, under the supervision of licensed pilots, to take flight in a variety of "experimental" aviation aircraft built by individual craftsmen. Scouts will work on requirements for completion of their Aviation merit badge. Attendants will be treated to an airshow featuring radio-controlled aircraft. The weekend will conclude with a Saturday night campfire ceremony.
Scouts wishing to participate must complete an Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Young Eagle form which can be obtained by contacting Jana Brown, Young Eagle coordinator for EAA Chapter 1083, at email@example.com. Scouts must also complete a BSA Activity Consent Form and Approval by Parents or Legal Guardian (Permission Slip), available at www.scouting.org/forms. Directions and information about Sugar Valley Airport can be found at www.sugarvalleyairport.org.
The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) is an international aviation membership association founded in 1953 and headquartered in Oshkosh, Wis.
Outdoor Games offer weekend challenge to Cub and Boy Scouts
The excitement of Bass Pro Shops' Outdoor World is coming to Camp John J. Barnhardt in Badin during the 2013 Camp Barnhardt Outdoor Games April 12-14.
A fast-paced, challenging weekend experience, the Outdoor Games offers Cub and Boy Scouts the opportunity to participate in various action centers demonstrating outdoor shooting sports, such as archery, BBs, shotgun and rifle, as well as water sports, including canoeing and fishing. Cubs and Scouts can also learn traditional outdoor skills, such as backpacking, camping, cooking, wilderness survival and orienteering, as well as game calling, hunter safety and local wildlife.
High adventure enthusiasts will enjoy Camp Barnhardt's rappelling/climbing tower and zip line. Field sports, such as frisbee, basketball, volleyball and golf, will also be available. Separate activities will be available for Cub and Boy Scouts to accommodate each age group. Scouts are free to choose primitive campsites.
Camp Barnhardt is located on William C. Cannon Scout Reservation, off Highway 740 on Badin Lake. Fees include $15 registration for Cubs and Boy Scouts, $5 for leaders who camp, $3 for family members who camp. Saturday lunch is available for preorder at $5. Action centers will be open from 8:15 a.m. until 4:45 p.m. on April 13.
Registration fees should be collected by unit leaders and paid by April 1. There will be no individual or Saturday walk-in registrations. Additional event information and registration form are available at www.centralnccouncilbsa.com.
The Boy Scouts of America has more than one million volunteers working together to help its nearly three million youth succeed in life. The Central N.C. Council is comprised of eight districts from seven counties, including Rowan, Cabarrus, Stanly, Montgomery, Union, Anson and Richmond counties. Founded in 1972, Bass Pro Shops is a privately held retailer of hunting, fishing, camping and related outdoor recreation merchandise.
For additional information, contact John C. Barden, Rowan District Executive, at 910-975-7114 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Please can anyone suggest what camera I should buy.
> Budget
> * What budget have you allocated for buying this camera? Please be as specific as possible.
Not sure, say: GBP 150 - 450 (at a pinch)
> Size
> * What size camera are you looking for? Or does size not matter at all to you?
Must be EXTREMELY 'pocket-able'. I want it to be in my pocket without noticing. As much as humanly possible this means flat sides with nothing sticking out. No big fat lenses that wont retract.
> Features
> How many megapixels will suffice for you?
Not sure... 8 to 10+
Pixels are NOT super-important to me.
Much more important is quality of the CCD, i,.e. the colour accuracy and the ability to not lose detail in bright highlights and dark shadows...
> * What optical zoom will you need? (None, Standard = 3x-4x, Ultrazoom = 10x-12x)
I need a focal length equivalent on 35mm SLR of slightly wide angle (say 35mm) to at at least 150mm, ideally perhaps 250+ mm
A good-ish telephoto is the most important.
I am assuming that this means that image stabilisation will be important.
> * How important is image quality to you? (Rate using a scale of 1-10)
> Do you care for manual exposure modes (shutter priority, aperture priority, manual)?
Not very fussed.
> General Usage
> * What will you generally use the camera for?
Portraits, insects (e.g. butterflies), landscape/views.
> * Will you be making big prints of your photos or not?
> Will you be shooting a lot of indoor photos or low light photos?
> Will you be shooting sports and/or action photos?
Only occasionally
> Miscellaneous
> Are there particular brands you like or hate?
I like Canon. Then Nikon. Maybe Fujifilm. Possibly Lumix, Sony. Dont very much like Richoh, Pentax, Olympus
> Are there particular models you already have in mind?
- Canon PowerShot G1 X - but doesnt look 'pocketable' enough.
- Canon Powershot G15 - but only goes to focal length of 140mm, also not really pocketable enough
- Nikon Coolpix P7800 up to 200mm (equiv) ...?
Needs to be fairly easy to use with good ergonomics.
> (If applicable) Do you need any of the following special features? (Wide Angle, Image Stabilization, Weatherproof, Hotshoe, Rotating LCD)
- Rotating LCD definitely a major bonus for covert portrait shots in social situations.
- Image stabilisation (presumably this is important for long focal length shots)
- Weather proof not necessary
- Flash not necessary
- removable lens would be a nice bonus
Any recommendations?


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This morning Tim and I rode our bikes up to Flavorspot for vegan waffles wrapped around a vegan sausage with maple syrup. This was our first time visiting Flavorspot and definitely not our last. The waffles were huge, and the fillings delicious. It was a cold morning and the hot waffle kept me warm, and left me contemplating a second (which I decided against because riding my bike with a tummy upset is a bad idea). Here is a photo of Tim enjoying his brekkie:
There are lots of other filling options, but they aren't all listed on the menu and we are afraid to ask about them because we are socially inept losers… Cool losers.
We also took time in the afternoon to make a big batch of homemade pitas. I love how methodical the whole process is; it's almost hypnotic. I have posted about pitas before, with a lot more photos, here. Usually when we make pitas, we freeze individual balls of unbaked dough. This time, we baked all of the pita dough, and froze about half of them (the recipe we use makes about 16).