Ifiiittlifitt
VOL. 2 NO. -IS.
i.Ltli)MSlH'IM iniU.CTOIIl.
i) i:s AND tinwaui;.
I j ill i tni )H .love, A- timviirp, Main
v.- nut home vlnl-l
I'lPt'itf, .Iom". innl ttminri, lliiiani
.. tulllM . Uit llf Mlllke.1. Vl-llfl
I LOT111NO, AO.
l.Nlll.itll, nielcli inttnlliir, Main nl., 1M
i, uliovc Aintriciiii hoiisu. vl-nll
V, t i:lnntl.l.N,lii)li'nloimilirlnliliil.
la il.illlllis.UCi Itilltlll.lll',, building, Main
DiUTlrf, CHF.MIOA1.S, AC.
Mi VI It, ilriimtlitnnil n ml henry) Hx
, tii'i' hlni'k Main hi, vl-iili
V''
; 1,1 ami atmihceary,
, we,t nf Market.
Itii.rl
vl-ull
("1,'rtMvS, WATC1IKS, AO.
I
u-.ileh ami eloek in.ikpr.
i Maliinnit Iriml,.v.iii 1
in ..limit, untehni anil
,
In .t.. insL helow Alneilciin
vl-iili
M.Mittrllumli'lwIt. inakt'l, Mnrki I
I In. vl.n l I
,oots and .siiol:3.
, imh.i hii.I Hhoeiiiuker.Miilu Hlrpet
i tui House. ,1-nll
.11 't.m'iiiiiluetiticr anitilKilorlnliiii'V.
u u,itii,oslte liiilscoimlclnireh
I 'I M ni imifai'lniiT nml dealer In
i 'in i le, I'll'., Kant Iilr-HUH-,i
f vl.nl.
I!
.11
I) 111 T., '"
iv llflrtm.iii
unit shoemaker, Main ft.,
. Mmi', nrat nrMmkci iri'i i
v.n4
IMtOFESNIONAL.
ASH, M. I. Hlirui on lllal 1'llJ kidim south
.lain M., h 'low Ma.l.cl. vl-lll
i r. Kllini'y n r m il.-tit I t , Ifftll t-xt lli-t
wiiliiaii iim. Main st., lu-mly "I'l"""'
,1 ,i t ,nr i. .
,i-;i ,VY M. I'. unlKi'in an.l aiHietali
i;l rrl.lt. I I'. -nii'i"i anil I'liyslclun,
alim. Main. vl-lll"
I , iIO'.Vl It Kitritvnii tlenttsl, Mnhi a.
llTmiH IN, Atlorne.v -al-Ijiiw, Onlee Itarl
, ii, Mlmilillli.l, MaluSll.el vMiJ"
,1,
MILI.INFHY & KAX0YK)()I1S.
il - I.IZZII. IIAItKl.r.Y, milliner, iluiiis".
Jl iilliillis. Main Ht. v-"'
il I . 1). Wr.HH, l.iury qimil,, notion,, t....lt-.
M ihoncry, norm bKIo Main tti-ot bclovr M u-
n r rr.IlMA.V, mlllliiTy nml fain-y B'l,"i;
jj. ,iite i:,,lcupiil elinreh, Main nt, vl-lll
Mn.il a. .' n.t)i: iiAitici.r.v.
Iinlh'
Ol Jn-r
1 nn, I ilr" pattern I, hinltlicnst collier
a Hint uent st.
Vl-lll
V
M:
, M. HKllItllMC-ON-, millinery ami f.ini'y
ml, Miilnt.t.,ipnsltii Court limine. vl-lil
- I. II. I''l IIMAN, milliner, Main nl., In Ion
nliiian'ii Mine, mil of Market Kt. vl.l
m7ssi:s ItAll.MAN mllllneiy mnl fane)
. a.,.M.illi hiveei Ju-,1 hcluw American house
tUl'LLS AND SALOONS.
1 , .rilti't entlliK Million, Aniell
ISiii t., llalter LcinicU Miierln-
li ii iv I i:iv, eiinti'i'lliuiiy, b.iktr.v.
, ' ! , 'oon, wnole-ulle-iui'l ii'tnll, V.x
ii.oi u, Mum H. vl-lll.
V, Hit. coiirii-tiiuiei,.,, linker-, met os
n.uNi! .leiiiut ulull, Main nt., JiihJ
.mil. vl-lll.
I'N(,'' ll(H":i hy ICnnns .V rl.uk, Mali.
, 0HI1ll ellUrt lllllIM'. l-nll
i r
A'.
I'ACAN IliU'Si:, hy JnllN I.uaciiik, Main
jtriuririniliw.t. vl-nf
wiKW 1I(1'1U,, liy H.W
TTiiutt.
MAKJhu, vint end it
inn
i) r llNi:(t, rcfrhun tit alotui.Miiin Kt.tJust
l, Hi ivmtniri Ihmim1. vlil.'
.V i I.Alll.
i hotel.
ii Ireilnnent
kul, mil. I!.-
l-nl."
V M. Oil I.Moltr, refn-ihinent Kihtn, ShUi'V
if IiIih i; Koulh sl'le .MaliiKt, m-i
! XTH AXi) CJUOCKIW,
- it -
onli'i'tionerv. uroeerleK
te Mntit
I-iils
v ourt ibiust'.
d, dt aiT in dry
1 1 , llotl , r dl, sill
i '.. Mailt stnvt,
ids, KriK-erle,
imiiitii'-, eit
vl-n)
-1 I. A Co., dialits In di put-!-.
Jlniir. tiiit. Kiill. (Nil. trull. M.llC-
t eol nor .Main and lai hel si. 1-IU
i It. liiilK find caiiN. IhiuIs ttlid silt"
. libova I'oilt't llul0e, vl-n I
, dl v Uoods Mild littltoiis,
n nnd lion mi.
Mdlthwt'M
i
J.
I1 i It, ilr t'oiHi., KHitfikH, etrMiioilb-
eoiin-r .Mam ami iron sis, vi mi-
II S . IIAUT.MAN. Auuil.ill) niN, nolloiik
It ,1111 Ol'l.li.'S. Xlllltl Hl-llllIIOMlIll COIIUI' l''lll-
o ' 1' 1." in,. vl-lil
ii" 11
! .In ll,!.Y.UeyMoiieMiii"li.re.liiii.l;il!inil
i , louii), hottthuiHt inllier Matl.et llln
ii h vi-n i
.7TH.I.IAM KHASMI'S. lonleeti.inerltK.
v hi., lour Iho iallro.nl. l-ni.
II Mll NIIAM.,i:i
ami lllinher, n
a lotil.
ner.il hloelt of ineieliiiii
iitii i- ol Mnln Mlii-t mi.
Vl-lll
I .1. litll'I'INri, ill aler In llry uiioiIh biii rle
le.
tf (IHP'HlJlOl Ii, Jliiln HI
vl-nl
I
OlItlON, Oroeerle A- PiovMolif, south
i our in-r Main and It on Slit-i-is i-ui.
i 1
irtins. ite.
V , .Mlllll Hi
, bldov lion.
l-nl.
J. KM IAN il uli-rlii i-hnli-i, ill v iOim1. IIitllM"
lit epiiiL'MODdK, lti-.li t-iiH flits. Lto., i-te. Mailt
opposite rout! l)olls V-lll I
K. I YIdt.itl
t) Mit'ti Ht nbr
1 T.KliAUIM.l.s-i.dry kimmU. hph-
i Hi
,, I.I.OI
li noes, ( le,. juipert hiocii
Market,
Main kt
Mi st
vi-m
t 1'ltAMl H A A
i:. HAMU'llST. lualeiHli
n, Orocerles, i oiiitetliimiiiN mnl
rtldluiiiN mm ,oiiono
e "oil own, ftouib ship
waRoiuniiKer shop.
luo dooih m.oo Jitotisr
M-'-nl"
JUSUKIiliANKOUH.
1 .iivm fiiroi-r,. Hirrn. Ornamental nnd lii i
" latlvo I'lilntpr.Sttdlui'.ii.eoiMlb A UHst.vl i
M V, L'OltKI.I., lurnlliui UMiiiiH. thieo slon
ll. brlekon MnliiM., utst (dMaikct st. Nl-nf.
I.i .1. TIIOIIN'IO.V, wutt paper, window nhaden
li, mid llxtuiiH, Uupcil bloek, Main st, l-m
nl0-KNWTOt K, pliotoKmpher, Kxolinii
, block, Malitsi,, oi poHoiourl house, tti)
I h UltOAIlT, I'holt.yuiplier, llailnuurN build
J Itimiortlieusli itrnt rMalnaudMaiket si, l-nl
Il .1. It I Hid MAS. Aat nt Mlliuou' ( ('PI i-r 'Ju-
'i bului I hmliiHitiHl, Mitt
r '1 t il, beliuv eoml. hoiiM., vl-tHt
l i'-U'l lt, Glue .M.iki i, nml Whltiiiiuii lune)
' " ....V. 7.'. TI
IiWHiMHIIlMtH 1.1LMI KU CO. mmiufaetuiers
band dealei-H tn l.uinber, of till kind, plnnlint
mniipr.ri-oiioiu. n-i"
ill near tho nill-r(id,
r .!. iimi.i.'MA N. Hiuidli ami bariiesH makt r
II . iimr Lniitliu'UKf itirni'r Mnln unit Miirket St.
vl-nr
t WIT MAN, maiblo woikv, nuir vouthwest
i, corner .Main aim mantel him.
1) II, ItlNOl.Klt.dntli r In planoK, organs mid
1, inalodeonn,lit U, W.Con H'sfiupltuio room.
fi II, MA H'f I KM, inrent for OiocrA HakerV
i , M'wimi macinuo, muiii si., nuuniair imno
l III! HI II (1 I,
1 W. ItiiltniN'st. Ibiiinr ilinliT sfeiiiid door from
I', northwest coimr Main nnd lion sts, vl-ni:
W l'I'Al'Oi'K. Noinry I'nhlle, nnrtliriiHt porner
i. .Miiinmm .niriiei hi,
vMitr
11 N-TI1V. lillllnul mill ellhll mien fill
mil iinv.nnttlieiutcmiur Jlulnmii'
Ml ' ltV, MnrhlP anil llron n Hlnl"
, it iiii.iiHkiiijii.,;priilekrwtiil. , I'll '
MI'I I'A I (1. Mm lllllUU. 1'imt llloiiliiH
' It, lltiii'il. f ii. til it. linylP lit Hholl
m I II i n 1 1 lie , (.ulllnl v li"
C.r
It l' AKSrilT, liliiniltiii llllpr miilleintr
1- iiiiiu inn, jj il i H riiiuiiie ,. io.j.jii
', nil i,iiihi iiiooiiihiiui K, T
I H. Kl I N. thaler In mint lallou. ele.. I'ht'ln
oi:anui;vii,i,i; iiiiiMiiToiiv.
Olt. u. A, .MI.UAIU1KI., pti Kioi:tn nml
!' u M t in-xtttiHu-iimiHKi i Ilntrl, i-n-
Itl('K HOT I.I, nixl tv tciluiicnt hftliHHi, t.
1) lA( ifil. fin', of MiiU'tml l'iiii M. m i,
UNVAN IIUl l. I,, tlm ii p vt htmiti Iij John miv
O iti'i, Mutii f.l nho o I'll if, 1-M i
HAH MA TllUlTlilJlM.TnnmiH iimt iih.iin ,
lunciH(f liiulitr, on Muiii bclou Oott'l'-itoti-l,
v-'-n I .
DAVID IIl;!UtlN(l, nimi ii(UlrHt Mill, turn
lifter In rnln. Mill Htrtct, I-ni;
T()V1:H A llKHItlNCl
loilnr In drv iKxiit-.
J) riui.1 rich, Iu'ii'h
dial Kt'tii'tul Mt'U'liuiultne
vl-n 17
.Mam Mi
lKOlKIi: IAZAItt;sn.Kllnaii.Umni('
iinalior
vlin;
.Mill u s uhn i tho tu Hotel.
Uf II.HMnil, inHinifaelmtr nt lln whim ami
ili'itltT In hLucm lie, Mttln rt.t HtV( .iu
tWlih Hull). Vl'tllT
I t l V. COt.r.MAN, Mciclu'tit inllor nml
V tit-Ill i liiriiNlilij( (JoimIh, Chilli M lii'M Much
10 1 tit- hrMi hotel. vl-iuT
MS. II YlirtlHT, ClocltH, Vat('li(- nii'lfiitn
, iitiilicl, (luiisiiiul NVutiliiH lOt'fcttW1, Muih
-(. hl-loK I'inc, v!-n7
1 AMUM Ii. If AllMrN.Cubliict Mulu-r.-jiiHl tn.
t) tU-i iitltiT M.1I11 Si., below I'inc. vl-nl?
M It'll Klt ICi:iJKU, t'oiiliTllnnrry, Oymcn
Ac. .Vo.,n t'hifhl., iN'ttttvn Main aiil .Mill.
Ki:i.ciiNKr:,iii.'uKniiiiiH,oii mhi
, Mii-et, ni'ar Pino. I-iiI7
iriMIAM l)i:i.ON'tl,HIiuiink'rniuI limnnraf-
turcrof Ilrlck, Ml!lHt.,uiHt ori'lntt vint't
1 i:VIM II. scmTVI.i:il. Iron lmmt'T,Mai ilii
Ijl't, ui'l Manii:ac!ut(rnf ilnv.'n, Mill t.vI-i'U"
IU:s A. WIl.lilAMH A '(,
fann-'rHnn t Mmi-
ul trtittciH f leutlirr. Mill Hlnoi. 1-nl"
IOIIN Kt.tiM'.H, ott nml Shot
J Mrr t !, tp tisltt llto Atmlemy
cr, l'iiii-
i-ni:
1 II. IlKltUINOA nuoriti:ii,i'arici.nts:tiitl
tt Itnllilt'i's.Maln Kifi't, hflow I'liic. vl-nl?
oAMITlilj hIlAlil'IIH, Maker nftlifllaj liiUht
O iliutn tiaa)i. Main St. -:).
IM. HAltMAN, hmltflo anl liarms ninltpr
, nrnnfvllU'. tpiiollt' I-'raDiHchmc-h. l-ti 1 1
OATAWISSA DIUKOTIHiy.
O fSlilll III ANNA iiv llrl.'ltllolel.'i.Kinleliiin.lir
O tirolirlelor.Mmtli-eait iMirner Main ntttl Seeolnl
Siieet.' vlMll'.'
I II. CItr.AHY, ilrv Bnnili, Kinei rU", nml kpii
.1. nut Meli lianillni;, Main Hluel. vJ-nl!
1 1. 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1', ue.tivr in .iinra mi.i iin-.'u...
Main Mli i t. ,S-illJ
Alllllirr, nllome at lalv.Mnlli iiri 1 1.
'-iil-'
1 1 1, lll .lt I' .V KM Ml, ilrv t'il, Kiia i lli"-, "ml
I Kr.lM'.lt, lillllar'l milooii, iijsteri, unit
U. en-am In HeiiHnn MulnXn't't. v.-nl-
BP, HAM, MAN, Merdl.mt Tailor, Bcemnl
. Ilnlililus' llilllillllK.
Ull. .1, K. KD1II1INH, NUKoili nml 1'li.v.n I in,
"eeoial M lielow Main. vU-nlf.
II. KIUTM:it,-'('atlnwliilliiUKe,
Corner Main and Heeonil HtreW,
'North '.Vi .1
V--11I-,
M. IIItOIWT.ileiili r In UeiieralMerdinnil
llry llooils. (IroeerleH Ac. .--nl '
LIGHT STKKKT DIUlUJTIMtV.
nr.rr.u 1 .NT,
ili-alel In ilrj nooiU, li.icrle.
Hour, lelll, Mill, lUll, lion, nulln, ell., I .lull 1
,.,.t, I-llli
I 1. UWII.I.Il. I'.lt, ('.iIiIiii-iiiihI.it,
ami Clitili-niaUi-l.
tlii'lfli.iU r
vl-nl
Jim, I'll
n:li, p.
WAl'.l'i;!! lll.n.kinllli, oiill. Iit
I', o.man .v Co, Wlii-i-lwrialiti. Hi'"' 'i"oi'
It aliosu M'liool lioiHu,
m. i:. ki.ini
lillllllltO mill lain') so.nl-.
l-nlii
I V. SANK KV. ilo.ilt-r In Lfathtr
I lliles, ll.n k,
vl-nl"
.1 etc. tV
fash paltl for HMw.
W
TM, M. l'.NT, ilenluv III hlnVP, anil tin wn e in
all II, Ijrancnei. "e'
TII1IN A. OMAN,
inantll.ieluier alul iltalei In
M-nn,
1
,ots ami Kline"..
j. i,i:i"ii:ii, m. n. singeoii ami
lllllee at K'i llei'H lloli I.
I'll) nli Ian.
v;-n-7
KSl'Y !)lHi:CT0KY..
i;spy sri.AM n.oritLNo mii.i.ch. i'ywt
Yi I'roprntor. M.iUi
F. ItniOlI ltl. AHIlO .ilealeiH lndr. foods
t), KM" ei les, unit oiier.U iiierehantti-e. i-nn
0. TAIdlW I'M
li-, ijiie nuan
ue.
, dt-eli v In it i v u-v)d, ioe. i
, h.udwiup, llsh,Mdl, iiads
vl.nll
W. KIHiAlt.Sit-'imdi.inii.i l'laulus Mill mid
, lio Manuf u-tory. v.uU
JKltSliVTOAVN !!lKi:('lt!r..
t NlHtlAv MAIH'-ON, ill an l III ill) i;"t"i-., '"
A pplli-i.t'lalll. lumlx-l- .-K-., .)'! -.fVli.A 11. l-l'
I At 'Oil AfSWISIH'.lt, ileal, r In II i'li
I lt.uk tie. MmliMin township t'nlunih,
Leather
a enmity
vl-lilil
1,11 llolel, Hi"
v --' I
vein anil Miaime
nrcKiiouN niniH'TOKV.
II 11. A W. II. SI '.A AKI 11. iliailis I.I ti
M KondN, jfroetrhs aiaV. t-mial meiel an. Mm .
hiicrston- In souUm nd ol town, '..'-nK i
J A CO II A WM, HKlirs'nirr in ory ro'ui
uroeerles. driut and medleiiieM, I- list sioio in
elm oi iom ii, . --..n,
HOTHLS AMI SAI.(!I!XS.
jXOUANOi: IIOTK1.,
lll.UU.Mniil'HU, .fl4i .iii.v ii',,
Thu uiidersliiiied ha Ititf Pilloliaied thUvull-
kiumnaudriili.ill.-lo"ai- dlii.n-e.llii-li huiiBe
Hot id, sit out a on MAI A i- i iiiM.i . in i.to'iniMiiiiK
tmilifillali ly o losi e mri muiui'iiiLiuiiitj ' ;i ii
.imi... i ",(.,.-( ullv luloim iii'-n nn'iiiU and ibe
imblie In m-neial that Ihi-irhoii-e now in uidci
tor the lei'i'ptloti ulid elitt i hiinnif lit ol Ii i i'lh I-
Wlio it iiv no illspiiMii io kivoi ii won int'ii
'inn. 'llit v liii e snai I'd no e iiptiso lu nivuii i :
thoi:xehiinneforlliefnlilatliUteiit oil boh i;ih:
lie) I nor suan mere iu'uiij uiuik wiuhiojj mi n
,ail to mluMi-r to their pnsoiial eomtoit. 'I l"
loiiselti spaelouf, iiiideujoHuu eXeelhut i i'"i-
liss ioeillMMI, ... ,
OliintMlM-N i tin mini llim-s nmi hum v
iImmii'm 11 oil I and iho ai Inm. radioad ii! t, hy
bleb Hiai Hois Mill b ph-umutly eoiiMMdlo
ilKlllom lliw lihiweuvu MitiiDiif in u' '' "
iioet the ears, i-,imj..i a. 1 nn.
HloomHbui', April .1, IWS
JLj'OllK'.S HOT HI.,
Ill,lllllll4 It. .l.l;tl,lV, I tl'l'Ul'lt".
i'lmabo' e .ell-kii"Wn Imtol han teeeiitl,. u
1 onc tad i-al ehiin;i s in tin lull I ual iiruiiiv'fiu"
! and lt pi. pri" .ii.aiiieflohlsloiiiiei n in
and Hie ohm "m pui-lle umi iuhuiiiiiuim m
for theiomloil d ho. uiie'.liattiH-'it'nd lo lionf in
tho country, III table, will ulwajs bo lound Mip.
piled, not only wlthuibrtanllal loitd.but M-ltUMl
tho ilelleaeleMnf lh sea' Hi. 11 In win"1 pud 11
qui in (ejieept that poiailar bevornru known at
'.Ucan'i.iiuiehased dhecl Hum the liinntlna
hiVnouHdriiBH, Ho Uthaukiiil tor illiberal paltoii-
"-'I:..-.., i fwi,. rn.ni n t.n .
I rtcolii tbu i.ai.and will iontlnuo toib'wrvi-it In
I , ' ' cJ1UKiK W.MAt'.JiU.
'
1 1IB rioprielor ill uuu.siiiiuiii-riiiipiii iw
on li.iiul u hup, stock n(
hUMMIMt lli:r'ltr.HU.Mi:iT ..
coiiKlHtluu rif
si'icui iiVHTeim. maiiuimu., rr.ip.' a..i,iuai
illKt.l-IONUri'., iuiii.ru r.uun, KWKIKUI l Ill l!l.
IiAOKK HUKH, A IiK, AO.
i- COMII ONI:, COMi: Al,li AND fV.K.
J.AWSON I'AI.MAN.
Mirelllllt'liellt.
llliuiliiHliuril, May 3, 1hC7.
rpilU KKI'Y ll()Ti:i.,
IXI'Y, IDI.r.MlUA COUN'IV, I'A,
TlIK HUhHCllhl r lexl'ttlllllly lIllolliiHlilH llleliil
,i... ....i.n . IIh.i l.i, Inn. Ink, n Ihe uholl. well
kiiiiun Hon. nt l nit i imiiim in, linn win '.'
IllpilkUl IO .. .111 llltl tlUitOlU Ul Ull M(H1 Will
fuvtir llliu vuin li ta".
111! WXi.l. Kl'.n1 A (101)1) TAIII.i:,
.. i..... ... n Li.u.it, ,i u lln Hit. ht'Ht of 1 !r uou. mut
pvpry rirorl v.111 Mi in..li, l wiMlj-r "'? tl
lUCtttlll, 1 I'" 'HI 1 il lHl IL
t. y, m., At in i , '
H)U Nl AT AND mv.r
.ion vmNTiJso
TMK (COLUMBIAN,
MftSfcill'
A roinotrntic NownpiApor
I-. I'l tsMIII II lATKY 1RIDAY VOKMM) AT
IlI.OO.HHHt'lUl! I'l'.r.'.V'A.
TIIKiittifiilpHtH ilifiiinrnreitf thcTrtlitFon
Inti Mchnoluf iioIltlCR. Thosf- prlhclptt will lic-i r
ho roinitrniiitftfil, j r-i rnurtfay mut HIii'Iiiohh tthal1
nut lu forKnltonliHUvitfifcliiKtliein, wlittlu-r with
itnllvliluali, or with contemponirlcH ol the I'rev
riio uiltj, linpptnot.H,nniI ym.iHlty nf tliermnt
trylHiMirnlm nml objort ; nml in tln iiipaim to
Mtpui that, wu slmll lnl)orlmiH""lly titi'l earnestly
(or Uio hnrniony, ut n-n and arovvtlHtfowirjian
tr.ntlon.
ThinnurstitHt ii'tTi'iij Two lti11.il h a irar
If paid In advance. If imi pultl In h-H niicf Hm
dolnrand urty eni will t.uliinrtabl diiirccd.
T Kit MM AlA l.llltaiMl OimsiiUHlL'di tt lltitH
oi It-sM) inn' or thrvo m-in Uoiii 41,Wi t'acli iiit.io
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TIIK ANJ.Wi;itIN IIKAItT,
HY JOHN (1. wjintuii
II l-.it v indow opcnit hi thu lay,
On s1lstnln light or mWy u'n.y,
And llioio nt dawn ntnl si-t of d.iy,
In prayer nho IiiippU i
"iHar Lord ! clualth, "to mnny n lmmn
Troin wind nml wuvp tho wan Icrers roino;
I only hop tho trHHitiff foam
Of Mtranger lcoeN.
Illown out nnd In by Miminer riiIp,
Tho Klulcly Bhljw. with crowdod nail-,
And ft.ittnrnlptuhig or tho rullt,
Iteforo metilldu:
Thcv prune, thoy go, but iicveunoro
Kplcoo'adtn from tho Ii.dlan Hhorp,
I Hto ihottwlfi-wlncd I sudor?,
Thouru fsillvldo,
O Thnu u lth whom I he night In day
And ono tho near and faraway,
Look out on yon gray wiste nnd hfiy
Whoio linger he?
Allo, perehnnco, onsomn lone he ticli
Or thtifcty l!o bejond tho rencli
Of tmin.ho heurrt Iho tnoekliiK npeeeli
)f w'nd fiml He.f,
O diead nnd cruet deep reveal
Thos-'eri't Mhl'h t lie w.iv eoiieeal,
AHd,e wild net bird, hither wheel
And tell jour tale,
Let wind thai tos-tfd hU laven hair
A inestiti from my hut onebmr
Sonii41ioiight rl me, i lunt fond prayer
Ordjnitf wall I
Coino with jourdearest truth Mint out
Tin fount that haunt ntu round about ;
OOodI I eautinl bear IhU doubt
'nnithlllhHbieath.
The woul h better Ihan the dread ;
(Jive nui but leavu to mourn my dead
A slot-p In trutl and hope, Instead
Of liro and dr-ftlhl
It tnUlit have been tho cvetilnn bree
That whispered In tho cirdeu trees,
It mlht have been tho sound of scan
Th.it tosennd fell;
lint with her heart If not her ear,
lite old loed yolee she seemed to hear;
'I mil. to meeL lln1; boofeheer.
Tor all Is well!"'
$Uflcctt:uuou5.
SMITH'S GOOD LUCK.
I ai.wavh win ii ItiL'ky, fellow, mnl
Uio tnot fiirltinittc tlilnj; Hint cvor Imp.
poncil tfiiiicuii, liclnj born a Snillli.
l.Wcn.
Tin iv ,riiri's;ii I hniljml bi'fi jlllt'tl,
nii'l ra, nut nf iii',imv. Tli.il il'ii'.-ti'l
i.iiiuI lucky j lull It w,i, tilt' prt'liiili' to
lu1 ln'4 of luck. I I'lini'lurictl to tf" l'i
iii tin- cotinlry, down at l'lymiiittli, to
my uiit'!i''.i liou-t' p.trtly that tin
iiitiimurs of th.u mm inlijlit Hoi.th my
inward perturbation, partly to ve u
mouth's hoard.
1 stepped on board tho parly dovrn-
tnilii. It wan full of chilly six o'clock
pn.-cii;ei'H, mostly men. The sun wai
fhinini; on tho water, but thu fog wai
liii";j;ltitr the batikfl, nml ellntjiiig to the
litiiiii-licil ritirfut'c of tho tide. I sup.
po.-u ti poet could have niadefoiiip.tliiii";
pretty out of tho nitjlit, but I only
wrapped myself chmT In my overcoat,
and looked at it Milfclly. After awhile,
I gut lihtcniiiK to two men who sat be
hind me.
A pretty zr with a fortune Un't
always to bo bail for tho asking."
Oil, but tho girl Un't asked, I tako
It. IIV all arranged by her aunts and
tilio'II acipiieeo. ShoM shining pretty,
lint a inero child not sUtren, 1 bolleve.
They bad another fcllowlbookcd for her;
but bodied of yellow fever down in
New Orleans last fall."
' And bhe'is never aeon this Smith?"
' No, nor they either. Tli aunts
plotted with old Dnjibar, tho guardian,
nml ho picked Smith up for them, open.
id a correspondence, undent Hoso to
wiito it letter or two. Smith nrofrmc.i
to lie in lovo with Iter letters and tur
plcltiru ; but of course, It's tho itiunuy
forty thmi-niid if bho mnr,Ics bfor
she is seventeen."
If the girl amounts to anything,
itV a tlcucod sliitmo!"
She does amount to something.
She bus Mio making of a splendid wo
man i.i her; but nobody knows it, or
euro. Tltuy tiro bout only on saving
tlio money for her. If she forfeits It, It
goes to Mimii pet charity of her crazy
old grandfather's. He always was tin
old tyrant, and its eccentric, as the d 1,"
" You know Smith V"
Only by sight : but I know u chum
of Iiisj, Burton, mid got the story, with
a copy of a letter of thu gill's. I've
hi en her many a time down on the.
,lioii', always with her dragon uunte."
" Where's the letter V"
" I'vo gut It hero In.iny wallet. Now,
you know the right sort of a maa won't
have Ids girl's letters hawked about
among liis aniclales. Ho let Hiirtnu
take tha copy, and Iliirlnii gavo It to
me. l,et see this Is it. Listen:
Di:au Mu. Smith My aunt.
wish mo to reply to your kind letter
I do not know what to say. I am not
accustomed to writing to gentlemen;
but I mint tell yon that I wus sorry to
havo Aunty t'ophy i-entl you that pic
Hire of mc; it docs not look like me;
I am not near to pretty ; It Hatters m.
very much, ion uro t.n htiiids.niiu that
I am sum you will want a beautiful
wifc;oI do not think you ought to
bo deceived. I don't want to bo nuir
rlod; but my nunti say I must, on ac
count of the money; and perhaps It
will nil turn nut right. I am very lone
ly here. 1 would like, to Uvo In n largo
city, and Aunt Sophy says you would
tlo ovcrythliiglo picas me.
'"Have you any sisters? Will your
mother llko mo? I iduayj wanted
slilers and a mother of my own. I don't
know what elao to toll you, ozerpt that
If you lovo'ine, I will tlo whatever you
want mo to.
'"Very truly yours,
"' uohh hoc, una."'
l'hero were comments upon, and a
linghlngdlsciisidim of, the letter, which
was certainly very unliiuu. But as wo
futdeil along, there was a hump, a
1 r.r ,
1 phock, tllU CUISbtOOll still, llllll OVCr.V
bony was lu consternation,
lU'nan. nil' I In. (p.imL- ! l,o liolll.ljt.
rTltfle while," bald Hie ctiiiduetor, pjss,
lug through.
Hut In couseiiutiui'e of 1 1 1 1 4 llltlu hi'c!
dent, it was two o'clock lieftiro wo got
down Tn Plymouth, As tve swurmed
nut upon thu utatfonn, I noticed a very
pale young man, not uullku- myself lu
1""Us. onu-Tito fiom the furcmost rar-
ii s umi pteuvo torn ntu. aim a vioieui
piupiu iii iii-uon ins lurciicau
u i If(mt !,!,( ll0 ,IU lovt.r Smtll)
now," said I to myself, "what a plight
ho Is In I"
IIo sf-r-mcd very much out of humor.
nnd beckoned angrily to a liackinaii,
Jumping Into the carriage, and desiring
to be taken to thu taut hotel. After
that, I saw several other persons more
or lcs ilNdr.IfrcilTanil hrtil-nl by the
nccllcnt.
I was leaving the depot, when a col
ored coachman bowed before me.
" Hog pardon, sir Mr. Smith'.'"
ii Yes."
" Currlngo Is waiting. Step this way,
sir, If j mi please, sir."
I followed him, wondering If my
umlo had Indeed sent up a carriage.
JtliFoi! to be my aunt's pet hobby a
barouche, with the old Kngllsh coat-nf-arm,,
which had, indeed, belonged to
us, but bad been In disti'.e since tho Im
poverishment of lUloigh Smith, of
l-.nglatid. I wasn't qnitu sure what they
were,.but believed it was a sword and
a hamlet upon a pleeo of parchment ;
but it proved to be a pen and a sword
against a palette, which was very ap
propriate, as there hud been scholars,
artists, and military men among our
ancestors.
" All well?" I asked good humored-
iy.
'All well?" answered Sambo, with a
grin, shutting the door. Then he look
ed buck, to say, with another grin:
" Ladles very gay thl, inornin'."
If my stately aunt and cousin worn
gay, It was certainly worth remarking;
so I laughed a little, and Sambo chuck
led again, and jumped upon his seat.
Wo rattled through the streets under
an arch, up an avenue. Things began
10 look strange.
" Where are we?" I isked, as Sam
bo opened the rarriago-itoor. "Do
they live here?"
" Yes, sir. Here's Mr. Dunbar, sir."
At the same moment an elderly gen
lleiiiitu milled nut oil the terrace to
meet me.
" Why, Smith, you ro wonderfully
lute," ho exclaimed, shaking hand
with -e.
" The ears r,-iu off the tJ.tck," iis-a tir
ed T; nml iWore I could say anything
11 s -, h hustled ni" Into the house.
" Kvtv.v thing'- ready. Hurry with
ymtf toilet and eiiiii down. I'ltyjou
triiinne.1 ,nur m linkers hi, elose ; ii nl
ler.s your appearance very much. Hub
ert, help Mr. Smith drcs-. Itlghl in
hero, Smith. Hurry now; the ladies
am wailing."
I found my.-eli' ihttt into a luxurious
dressing room, and a mtilatlo was re
spectfully In attendance. 1 sat down
and looked nt him.
"What Is your name?"
"Hubert, sir. Will you be so kind v
to hurry sir? They are walling on
you,"
I gave him the key to my portman
teau, andjrf signed myself to my fate,
whatever It might be. Hut things were
very "strange.
"Where Is my uncle?" nskcil l,n.s
Hob. rt dexterously arranged my garnet
sleeve-button".
"Your uncle? Oh, yes, sir," with a
bad nttenipt at not smiling; "he's with
the hulks, sir."
"How Inns have they lived horn?"
"Don't know, sir. I'vo only been
hero a nay or two, 'there, sir; do yon
want anything more ?"
No; I was urryed in my besttpparel,
and looked well, th nigh my whiskers,
Instead of lielng triininod, woreof car'
ly growth, and bail never been of any
length.
was met nt the f.mt of the stal r, by
the Irrepressible Mr. Dunbar.
"It's all llxed," mid be. "You'll be
married at once. I had different ar
rangetnentH made; was going to givt
you and Hose a chunco to get a little ac
quainted ; but that railroad delay spoil
ed that. The Reverend Mr. Lawrou Is
here, t'uine light along. A HUT upper
lip, now."
He ltd me into a long teceptiourooni.
Some ladies shook hands with uie. A
tiny, golden-haired creature was put at
my i-lde. Thu clergyman niariL-il u,
Then the wan a rhalterof congratula
tions.
Out! woman, with a horrible scarlet
head-tire-", put her haiitl on my arm
and drew measldu.
"What arrangements have you math)
for thu trip?" asked she.
"None," I answered, truthfully.
"Hut you are going to New York for
a week or two ?"
I thought New York as good tt plate
to go to as any, if I was eiptetid to go
somewhere, and annwercd yts,
"Aunt Sophy," said a trembling little
voice at our elbow,, "what mint I tlo
now?"
"Hun up stairs anil put on your tr.,v-ellng-dri
i, child, Your Aunt Marga
ret will iiHist you,"
It Was my wife. She never looked at
me, but ran avay again.
Hefresltiiients were circulating. 1
tried very hard not to go crazy.
At Inst Dunbar camu to moJignin.
" A 1 1 ready ,S m 1 1 u , Ca r r I sg o 1 s wa 1 1 1 u g.
You'll catch the. evening train with
Hiiuirt driving."
They hustled mu not again, kissed
Hum), shook hand, with me, anil wo
two.ulonp, weru drlvlngpell-iuell to tho
ih'pnj.
1 bought tickets for New ork, gavo
Sambo live dollars audivo were off.
Woll, wo got Into Now York at mid.
night. I took a carriage to tho St.
Nicholas, took rooms, locked tho door,
and told my wife all about It.
Shu looked nl mo awhile with her
great bl no uyea, and then said, Inno
cently i
"Well, I don't know it It make, any
difference. ','-
After ull, what difference did It
iiuiku? Tho disheveled young man
with tho bumpxd forehead proved to
bo Ihoexpecteti Smith, hut ho didn't
arrive until half mi hour after our de
parture,
Dunbar uamu after us, raving, but
there was nothing lo hu done.
Hose wtts siillslU'd ; thu othur man
wasii'ijbut I Imagine ho w.i a fellow of
bad luck.
Nini; hundred and twenty-four dol
lars Is said to bo the price of a "llrst.
class funeral" lu Now York.
1868.
Blitz and the Darkles.
Hi.it. I Tho very namu Is synony
mous with witchcraft and roguery.
What a twang of Jugiflery there Is In
Its pronunciation jfritn vhun e mag
leal words In them-elves, are no nuir...
iiteiitllled with miraculous deed, thnu
that of Hilt.. He I, the prince of eon-
Jurors, and adds to his wonderful dex
terity at ledgerdi'inalti, the ino-t re
niarknblo power of the human voice,
known ns ventriloquism. Blitz Is an
arrant juker nnd loves to carry out a
practical Joko of fun. Tor some weeks
past ho has been frightening the market-men
In New Yoik by causing their
dead poultry and dressetl pigs to talk
all sorts of stuff, and to miike formal
complaint of tho untimely end to which
they have been brought. Ono butcher.
after throwing a half dozen turkoys In
to the street, because they would gob
bio, though they wero as dead as door
nails, was saluted with n terrible grunt
from n young pig that ho was offering
for sale, all clean and dressed for tho
table. Frightened half out of his wits
the market man fairly "cut stick," nor
would ho come buck again till piggy
had been removed.
B. it tho naughtiest thing that Blitz ever
did wastodlnttirhn negro meeting some
years ago In Belknap street, Huston,
The story is not gonerally known, as It
would perhaps havo led to some person
al trnublotn blm, had it been represent
ed to the authorities.
All Boston knows or has heard of tho
negro preacher, Father Snowdon, who
hold forth tohlscullered friends In Belk
nap for so many years. It was a quiet
summer's aflerncon when tho hoii'o
was pretty well filled there being n re
vival of religion going on when Blitz,
with some other persons (although he
is himself as dark as a mulatto, nnd has
"curly hair" to bout) entered the house.
It was pretty warm weather; but things
went on nicely enough until the minis
ter had got warmed up In his subject,
and was using words almost too long
for a common sized dictionary, when
Blitz, thought it wna about time to do
something.
"An I th e Lord said unto Mo-es"
"Bow-wow-wov,"..camc apparent l
front behind tho apcaker.
I lie congregation looked each other
In tho faco with countenances darker 1
than ever, whllo Father Suovden,;afler I
staring behind himself, seemed liieumi
to tho conclusion that the noise pr-ireed- i
ed from the street, antl so he .uni I
nienced again. I
Vttd Hie Lord said unto Moses " I
Stanil from under," cried a voice,
apparently at tho top of the houc.
The startled congregation rolled up
tho big whites of their eyes to the cell
ing In amazement, whiU th minister
drew suddenly to ono Bide, expecting
something was coming down. Hut lif
ter a moment's pauso all saemed quiet,
ami so Mr. Snowden resumed.
'And the Lord said unto Moses "
"Ain't you ashamed of yourself!
take your hands of mo!" said a voleo
proceeding apparently from a very neat
mulatto girl who, sat in a front pew
and upon whom all eye
wero now ;
turned.
"I didn't touch yer," said the man
next to her, in amazement.
Some smiled and said, "Sam Johnson
ought to bo ashamed of himself to act
so in meeting," and tho minister
frowned upon him In a way that would
havo thawed ti snowball outright, after
which 'Mr, Snowden attempted once
mure to resume his remarks.
"And tho Lord said unto Moses -"
"Well, what did he say ?" eaine sud
denly Iroin the lips of an attentive list
ener lu the side aisle.
The minliter was astonished, he
limited at the mantis though hU bold
ness had tlectritled him, some, of lb.)
congregation began to think that under
tho circumstances, tho Inquiry was a
very natural end appropriate one. As
to the mlnUUr himself, be was u little
vexed now and repented witli empha
sis. "And the Lord said unto Moses -"
"Fire! fire!" roared a voice which
ceeiiu d to come from the entrance of
the house with startling earnestness.
This was too much to bear tamely,
Kven the minister riisho.l lo the door,
anil the utVrlghted women scr. allied
like mad, us they huddled and pushed
each other out of thu puwa and down
the able. Bonnets suffered somn on
tho occasion, and when they all got
fairly out, they looked up to the top of
the meeting house patlutitly to see the
Humes burst through tlmalated roof.
And there Blitz I 1 1 thorn' standing,
their eyes rolled heavenward, and Pur
suit Snowden in a iVou'M study.
Which i'iiom T'otiikh. (Juestlou
What Is your nnme.
Anwer Vel, I call, mlneuell FjoiI,
but may bo so I don't know It Is
Yawcup. You see, Chudgiymliio mod-
der she havo two llltlo boys, ono of
them was mo and ono was my broiler,
and t'othiy was me, I don't know
which ; anil I was just so old as my
border was young, or my bonier was
just so old ns mu, I don't knuw which,
and my motldsr, she don't: and one
was named Fred and t'other Yawcup,
or ouu niinied Yawcup and t'other Fred
I don't know which ; nnd one of us got
died btitmlno mndder,eho never could
tell whether it was moor mine broiler
what got died ) so, Chuilgo, I does not
know whether I am Fred or awcup
nntl initio modder, she don't know,
Jos 1 1 Du.iilNflK talks earnekly as fol
lows ;
The best time tew set a hen Is when
the hen Ik ready. 1 kunt tell what tho
best breed Iz, but the shanghai iz tho
meanest. It K'iA u much to board
one uz it diiz it stng.i huss, and you
nil;; lit ii. well undertake lo fat a fan-
nlnginlll by running oats thru ll.Theio
nn't no profit in keeping a hen lor hiz
eggs If ho lazo less than one n day.
Tltr.lti; Is dew In one tlower, and not
I lu another, bocuiiso one opens Its cup
, and lakes it In, whllo tho other closes
ItseU and tho drop runs off, Ood rains
irondnes and mercy as wide as the dew.
and if wo lack them, It Is Incinso wo
will not open our hearts to recul vo uieni
A Oood Start in life.
Nti two brothers ever had a better
start lu life than Cain anil Abel. Ono
was it fanner, the other n shepherd.
Cain must needs have bad a good farm,
since no j outig man ever had o much
land to eliooM' from. There could bo no
tli-pute about title. It uns a virgin
soil. It was not, of course, cultivated
llku the Garden of Ktlen, neither win
thehtud worn ont, llko much of ours.
Cain lind to work, to be sure ; hut ho
had the satisfaction of seeing Ids toll re
warded. Then ho had :io troublesome
neighbors. Thero were no grog-shops
to Invito him In, or saloons wltero ho
could Idle time away with unpromising
nsociatt s, Ho was highly favored In
having no temptations dogging nt his
heels to lead blm nstray; neither was
ho in danger of getting cheated or rob
bed, or having his produce fall in the
market; nor were there taxes to worry
him.
As his yellow corn waved In tho turn
mcr wind, and his fruit reddened and
ripened over his head, ho looked round
nnd felt proud at what had been done.
Then his father and mother must have
been so much pleased with his progress.
Their early days wero spent in tho etvso
nnd comfort of Kdcn, and quite likely
they often felt troubled when Cain and
Abel wore little boys, thinking how
their sons must bo turned off Into the
rough world to shift for themselves.
After all, it proved not so bad. In some
respects, no young man ever had a fair
or start in tho world or a hotter chance
of success than Cain, except his brother
Abel.
The brothers were young, strong,
healthy, and the world wnsyoung.fresh
nnd promising. Tho little family was
tho only family on earth. They were
society for one another. Their very
loneliness must have bound them to
gether by a sweeter and tenderer love.
All their springs of enjoyment must
have been within tills dear homo circle.
They hud nobody to envy or bo Jealous
of. There was nobody to look down on
theiu. They hud life all to themselves.
How happy could they have been!
I'oor Adam and Kve might have for
gottin their sorrows In seeing their
.otis grow up wise antl gootl men.
Hut while ono of them Improved tin
dor all his blesstnginnd advantiigei.and
bei au'ie a liett'T and better man, the
other hardened. Abel opened his heart
to find ; Ciiinjdiut Ids up. That was the
secret of it. And that is what young
folks are fining every day now. The
same advantages aro received nntl used
verv differently by brothers and sisters
of the same family. Tho samo pious
mother'n love, the some father's love,
the Fame father's cam the samo kind
ness, the. samo teaching, tho same faith
ful School instruction, tho samo sweet
Sabbath", the rnmo blessed family itltnr,
the samo dear homo influences do not
nnt nn nl H In. ..Ill Irl ren nllke. nml iimke
them grow up good men nnd women.
While some Improved under theni.nnd
became all that lender parents wish,
others harden, disappoint their friends,
turnout miserably, nnd perish forever.
We don't fee the dlflerenco at flrst, be-
rauso It is an Inside work long before
it gets outside. But tho wayward son
shows himself too plainly nt last
Tnln and Abel attended to tho duties
of rellLdon. Thev both canto and
lirnneht (loil tbelr nlTorlnirs. Cain,
isnntmrv tn noil's romnmnd. took tin.
Ursi fruits of bis fields: Abel brought a
lamb, tho shedding of who-o blood
f,ir..klin,lowril the death of Christ on tho
cross, (ind. who looks at thu heart.
accented Abel's ollerinc: Cain's .lis-
nlessed him. T ils. Insttnd of fill ntr
Cain with alarm nnd sorrow for himself
nnd brlnelne- him on his knees before
(led to crv for nierc.v-iiistend of this.
1 II r,.iiu,,l 1,1. liunnn, Tf ..inilo
ll 1 III angry. Vhnt words passed bo'
twoon the brothers wo do not know;
Hut Abel's sweet and forgiving spirit
quite likely only enraged him tho more
om! bo killed bis brother. Cain killed
bel. Ho became a murderer. We
cannot help shuddering lit the very
name of the llrtt murderer. But I can-
not lioln pliiidderlticnL'reiit deal more
when I think how mitiiv bovsund girls
uinv ho lost from Iho verv midst of tho
rich Christian urlvlletres which thev
enlov. because, llko Cain they shut tin
their hearts against Ooil whose Spirit
alotie turns our advantages into bless
lugs.. C. A'. u Chlttl Paier.
Tho Horrors of Nurcraburf Castle
Mlt, Corn writes to the Bostutt
Journal fiom Nuremburg, Bavaria,
concerning thu dungeons and Instru-
meuts of torture by which government
was administered In tho Kith nnd 17th
centuries. Kuterlng tho museum of the
castle, he duds a post four feet high,
with two Instruments on tho top ro
stuiibllng gnu lucks,
What is this? The girl who acts as
our usher ral-es the hammers, which
come uji with a click, Sho touches a
spring anil thoy go, with a snap that
Murtlcs you, forced down by strong
springs, with a whack that would havo
smashed your fingers to a Jellyiiail they
been under the hammer. This Is a fin
gercrusher, a delicato little instrument
used to oxtort confessions from reluct
ant witnesses or suspected criminals.
gold or bllver,. but of iron, and tho
parts which toucit me wrists are net
with needles. But them on your arms
and turn a screw and they close upon
tho llesh, tlio needles piercing through
cords, tendons, flesh and bones, 'V It
ono degree" more eicrutlatlng than
crushing tho lingers.
uero is a neau.uress a crown which
has beeq worn by many men and wo
men. It 1ms sharp knives, which
through tlio scalp to thu sutill. Hero
are chatns anil weights, locks ami keys,
h.iiiflsull's, and clni. fur the unkles,
stocks fur the feet, weights to hold yonr
feet to the floor, and pullic. lo draw
your head at the same time tu thu coll
lug, Hero Is it bench of solid oak. with
a corrugated surface, upon whlth many
men havo been luld, held down
cords to undergo tho kneading process,
and that lolling plu, knotty ami knob
by nlso of oak, which lies upon the ta
ble, has been rolled backward and for-
PRIOR FIVE ('KN1S.
.jj-nujawwiuii .mu
ward over ths naked forms of men and
women, kneading live flesh to bloody
dough. We look nt tho cradle the
bottom anil side, thickly set with pins,
In which many victims have been rock
ed lo ilentli. Think of lying upon a
bed of oaken pint, rolling to thu right
and to the loft, dashed always iigalu-t
pins till tho flesh becomes livid Jelly.
Hero Is a string of oaken beads, each
bead sixteen sltkd, about as largo as
hickory nuts. Tills was for sawing off
legs and arms.
Here Is an Instrument shaped like a
pear. It Is of iron, but to all appear
ances a harmless thing. But Just tako
It for a moment in your mouth, and
let ms glvo a gentle pull at tho string
attached to tho string of the pear, It
will m, longer be a pear, but n full
blown lllly; an Iron lllly, unfolding Its
leaves so suddenly antl violently that
your Jaws aro forced open till the Joints
crack In tho sockets, while tho delicato
petals betomo pincers, which grasp
your tongue. No outcry now. Moans
nnd sighs only from tho sufferer. Ono
twitch of the string and the tongue Is
torn out by;tho roots.
We go Into tho court yard and enter
another door, descend a long light of
steps, to dnrk,'dl"innl dungeons, where
no light ever falls except through nar
row, Iron-grated windows. Hero are
ladders, with windlasses and pulleys,
on which tho victims were, stretched
till; bones snapped, till Joints llcnped
from their sockets, and cords and tend
ons, were torn asunder. Hero nro rucks
and;wheels, pillories and Blocks, whips
and Jmnnacles. This was the place of
torlnre. Wo Icavo these and creep
through a narrow passage, through
doorway after doorway, and reach at
Isst, far beneath all sight or sound of
the world, n darker dungeon. This Is
thu room of the "Iron Maiden."
Hero is tho statuo or Image a maiden
with a hood upon her head, an Iron ruf
llo around the neck, enveloped In an
Iron cloak. Suddenly tho folds of the
cloak are thrown apart, nnd by tho dim
light or tho candle you sen that tho lin
ing of tho gnrment is-set Iwith sharp
spikes. Take one step forwanl and tho
folds enclosed you. Iron spikes plereo
you body, and into your eye-balls,clear
through to (he vertebrre they penetrate.
Not a quick embrace, but slowly ou
aro enfolded; one turn of tho screw, Just
enough Jto penetrate the flesh, Ju'st
enough to touch the apple of the quiv.
erlngoye; then after an ago of anguish,
another turn and n hundred spikes
reach a little nearer to tho nerves 1 and
then as heat thirst and fever rack tho
body, another gentle turn and another
age of torture ; and then ono more ad
vance ol tho spikes toward the vitals
till death comes, on, and the maiden,
unfolding her arms, drops her victim
through a trap door, down down
mio unknown uepins; wourop
I'Cbblo iltld hear HlO fnlllt splash of
waters far beneath.
Josh Billings' Sayings.
Thkuk seems to be four styles of
mind :
1st, them who knows It ho!
2d, them who knows Ita nt so I
Sd, them who split tho dlflerenco and
BUW nt it ?
sui.uiem wno uon'icaro auarn which
way ll is I
There Is but few men who hezcharac-
ter enuff to lead a life of idleness.
iruoioveis speti jusi me samoin
Choctaw as it is ill Lngllsh.
Thoso who retire from tho world on
amount Its sins nnd pesklness, must not
irge. iiinnnoy iiavo yet io Kvvp cuU1.
!'" w" 1'erson who wants Just aj
mucil Wlltclilng as anoDOUy elst.
A I,lI'l'.v plays with every pup ho
MIICCIS, Hill UIU UOgS liavO Dill, jew Ha
sociate.s.
It costs a good deal to be wise, but
it don't cost anything to be happy.
Neccbsltty begot invention, In ven
11011 wK8t convenience, con veniencooc
K(,t pleasure, pleasure begot luxury,
I I 1 a t i. .....1 .11 ? 1 .....1
luiBr. - oegui nui aim uisease, nut. nun
dioase, between them bogot poverty,
"' poverty begot necessity anguin
H'lt I tho revolution of man, and
It about all he can brag on
"Lovelies bleeding I"-thU la pro.
"amy one or me uamuest lies that ever
was told.
When h man loses his health, then
ho fust begin to tako good caro on it.
This is good Judgment this Ul
Must people decline, to learn only hy
their own experience. And 1 guess t boy
aremoro than half right,; fur I do not
sposo a man can get a perfect Idea of
niulnses candy by letting another fel-
low tnsto it tor hlui.
Success lu life is very apt to make uis
forget thu tlmu when wo wasn't much,
It isjust eo with the frog on tho Jump :
- 1 ho can't remember when ho was tadpola
but other folks can.
An Individual tobe a lino gentleman,
has either got to bo bom bo, or be,
brought up so from Infancy, he can't
learn It sudden any more than ho can
learn how to talk InJIu correct by prac-
tlsen on tvtoinakawk.
I wonder If there evor was an old
- maid who over heard of a match that
sho thought was-suitable. If a man
- wants to get at his actual dimensions
Jet him visit a graveyard.
I havo often set down enuaro on the
iCc, by having niy feet git out of place
but I never could seo anything In It to
laff nt, (especially If tholro wni soma
water on tho top of tho Ice,) hut I no-
tico other folks can.
is Piecent aro llko cold buck wheat slan.
jacks nobody feels llko being sassy to
them, and nobody wants to adopt
them.
- if any nmn wants to bean old bachc-
cut I lor, anil get slcic at a hoarding tavern.
anil havo a back room lu the fuurstory,
nml havo a red haired clmmbcninald
bring his water gruel to dim lu a tin
wash basin, I have always tsald, anil I
stick to It yet, he has got n perfect right
- to do It,
1 It Is dreadful easy work to ropont of
other fonts a sins uut uol very prollta-
by bio.
Ai.kx. Qauyik was killed In a drun
ken row nt Qulncy," Mass., on Sunday
morning.
1 n6rllu',ttllpy. huck ur American JitniHi,', lurt I
t AM. AT THU HH I Milt AN im li-'l'