The Waiter Warrior's Adress

I come not here to talk. You know too well The story of our thraldom ! ■Ve are sliavcs . The bright sun ris. To his course And Ughta i race of sliavcs ; He sets and his last beams Fall on a shave ! Not sueh a swept along I!y tlie full tidc oí power, The head walter (eads To silver-tipped glory And bewhiskered fame, IJut base, ignoble sliavcs ; Sliavcs to a horde of petty tyrants, Fuddled despots, And a jeering world ; Shaves, in a land oí light and luw ; Skaves, oronchlng on the very plains Where freedom rose And made men, men. .Must we be sha ven ? And Liberty not raise her arm Against the barberous decds 01 those who would enshave .' My voioe is still loc war ! Gods, can a kigh-toned walter Long debatí' Whdch of the two to choose : Sliavery or Death ? -New York Sun. A repreeent&i Ive of one of the largest leather inanufnct uring concerns in t lie country, gWea the foljpwlng methoil oí cartatg tor the rueset leather shoea now so popular : When lliey gel (liriy eareíully lirush tliciii oíí. Theu tut a hMiion Ín two and rub the juice over the surface oí the lr.-ithcr. When you have done that rub the ahoes vlgoroiwly witii a dry piece oí ilainicl mul the leal her will shinc Hke a mirror. ïlie acid of the teñeron will do no hetrm, and ií the leather i well rubbed the color will not be made Ughter. The two largeat apple trees In the Btate oí New York are both near the town of "Wilson. The largest waa planted In 1815, and thirty-three full barrels of ajiplcs wen once pieked trom ts branciics in a single seasoii. The other la on the farm of J. G. O. Browa, and ylelded twenty barrels oí 'choice" fruit and iive barrels oí ■culis" in the seanon of 1891.