lie
BLOOMSBURG, PA., FllIDAY, NOV. 13, 1S68.
PIUCE FITR cww.
VOL. 2 NO. 40.
STOVKH AND TIN WAR if.
rTT ill .Y7.. dcalcrl-i klh".rR.t lluwale. Slain
.1'!.. above court house. 1-nl I
i M. Ill'I'KIlT, stoves nnil tlt.wnti, l!l.irt
A. block. Stall. St., fl ufMillk-jl. M-nli
CLOTHING, AC.
J,llA'MK I THE COLUMBIAN,
lU. O. A. Mi;(lAUUt;I., pliyMcmn and mii-ikum,
1J il Hi it niit iiexi noor mi uiti b iiomm.
-AK
itici;
I-ill7
Itlirt-'f. urn! rtf rrMhiii( lit Million, hv
l-.vereU, our. nf Mjklnmid l'ltieM.vlnt7
UWAN HOfKI.
kj iter, Main At,
th iinitor limine bvJohn Knv-
u1kio 11 lie. Vl-lif7 I
1 .iM!wnr.iin mr-rehnnt tailor. Main ft.. 2d
1 1 .i'..r above Atncilenil limine. vl-lll.I I
. ..
ir liicloilihm,clc.; llurUiiaii'i Inilldlng, M.n
IT 111 t (M lllfll M I t.'tru ln tmi.ta nl.il Inunn
11 tuiiMHorlontluT.on Multi ft., bolow Uim'
V.-I1 1
id reel
DUUOS, CHEMICALS, AC.
1AVm 1IKUUINU. Fl.rtiriiiiiKJrl.it Mill, nnd
) Ucnli r In Bruin, Mill street. vl-nl7
IjOWKK IIIIUHINO, dealer In dry Rn,
Ii aroet rlc. IuuiIxt and kit-u era I Merchwidlse
Mailt Hi, Vl'11.7
N. MOYI.lt, druKRHtand npotheeury, 1.x;
cliaiiiso M Muln Mt. i
Uuncrt
l-ull
ll:OHUI; IiAXAUuHtnaiiaiftnniliinriivMiiimwr
U aMIUM HI.. RIK1VU tUO ft Willi ILIHL'l.
11. H.MTlll. manufacturer of Uti wnio ami
ilciilcr In 1. 1 oven tie. Mill n ht.. uboVo ,lio
Mum Hotel. Vl-lif7
W.
4 A 11. W, COI-HSIAN, .Merchant tailor and
Ji. ui
n l'. MIT., druggist and nithecnry,
I'i. block, Mnin st., west of -Market.
CLOCKS, WATCH KS, AC.
, ut'M "'V,lN'lVV,V.V,Wvi.lnJ Cnmrt l HAYllllllHT. Clucks, Winches and (Inns
I , near southeast comer Main and Irnnsls.vi nn rc,,. nuns and Watches tin- huh', Main
TkThaVAIII:, dealer It. clocks, watches ..ml wmw i Hie.
I .. .1 lust belnW American I .
i cATIIUAllT, watch and clock nmker, Slarkct
I: ', uitiriw Mntii. inii
BOOTS AND SIIOKS.
, M. 1IIIOWN, limit nml Rliout.mk(-r,lInliilri'i't
(j, iipinMlla 1,'iiurt llnuw. v '
i Koi.I.i'.llKH.mannmcti.roriinilileuli-rli.lKKitii
A.n,l kl,H.l,.M.llllSt..ll,HIlt0KISCnl,.llcllUICll
A Dumooi'rttie NoWHpwpor
in I'L'iiMsiir.n EvrnY fhiiiay miih.v.i at
iii.oo.iisiivitu, i'iijj'a,
Till! prlni'lpU'H uf llil ,nrcr aronf ll.e JcftctMin.
InuHcluiiiliirpiilltlcii. Tlioo principles III mm'
bo comproinUfJ.yc't courtesy nml kltultUHd fclml
not ha fnrgoltcnlnillicunliiK Ihctn.whctlnTWlth
ltiiltvl.tuiiH or with contcmporarlc, of the Prem
Uont'H rnrl.lshlui; uima.. Main M.. next Uiwir The imltv- hnmilticHM.HlKl tiroHperlty of the conn-
tu tho brick hotel. vl-i.17 ... n,n ,,.,,. m
KecuiPtl.nl, mo Hhall l.il.or honoitlynl.il rnrt.iMly
for iho hftnniny, hncci hhaiiJ frowlhof our nrunn-
lzntlon.
TnnMSoVhL'iwcmrTioM Two dollar a jenr
if puia In mlvniiec. iri.otpjhl In u.Haiicu two
itollars liml llfty cents will bulnvarlftbly charged.
Tr.M4 op AnvriiTistMi ! One wUaro(tin line.
or loss) nno or Ihrco tnaerllous flliut inchHUhsc-
(juenl tiisi-itlon ii. centi,
burtf Slain t.
vl-nll
i A MIX II. IIAI1MAN. t'nb net .Mn ker. and I'M'
, deru.lier. .Muln HI., helow l'li.e. 1-ul"
if IfllAlM.r. Ul!t.l.l!lt. ('itt.ric-tloiierv. (ns.elfi
1)1 ii'.. Ac.on I'lnurit., IkIwtou Main und Mill.
II If. .1-1" UP.IJ' IINl'.ll. II U.'k.nii thu.on Mill
11. Htreet, near l'lne. vl-1.17
UTlf.I.IAM Dr-LONd-Hlioeliiukernnil manurac
tt turer of llrlck, .miiim.,wcihi. r.nii
HW1H II. f.UIIUYI.Kll, Iron founder, Macliln;
1'
..ii i
ill ulaeturcrnof iiuthir. Mill Htnel. vl-1.17
i i-ii,, .
rrrr. : . i.. ij st.a.ui Mniiuraciuieroi mow, .mil ni.i .-m
..,...r,,v i.-t.i'im itiniiiiriieiiiri'r mill m, -
II boots and shoes, Rrocerli H etc., Hist I"'".'""
III.KH A. WI M.I AMU A Co., Tanners and Man-
ixAVIIl 1IKTZ, hoot and rn'"',': lOII.V Ki:l.I.i:il, IUt and I
) below llartman's store, west of Jla. misireei. j Htri.,.tl 1,,ii't,o Academy
KhiKlnul.er, I'lne
STACK.
Oi.o Miti'.re.H.H...
Two MiMrtres....
Thrt o bctuarc...
Four bquaies....
Half coluint.....
One lohltnt.....
1st.
. $'ili
. 3,l)
... (IO
... io,m
.. IV1
I'M.
S i.iio
5,U1
IIM.
JI.W)
(1,10
7,IH P,W
,00 l,).ll
12,11 IVW
18,ll "!,(
fill, IV
0,1X1 5111,111)
0,M II, HI
I'.V'I I.IH
I t.Od -!l,ll
ai,ii ioo.ijo
l'HOFESSIONAL.
A.
M-nl7 I nxecutor'sand Ad.iilnWrator'sICollcofl.M! An-
1. Iir.ftUINtlA llKOTUKIl.farpenterBaiid dltor's Notlco V,rA Other nderlbitiiieiils lu-er-
Ilulldois, Main Street, below I'lne
QAMUr.ii HIIAHPLUSM, Maker of the Ilnyhurst
i It. 11. F. KlniicyMirKeondoimsUIoeuiPxirut i.
l(d without 1'iuu.
l.pNropul Clmrcli.
nearly oplle
J uorthHldoMiila Bt below Mnrkcl. J' .
, Market Ht.', liboVe Mnln, vl-uW S prnVrletorsouUi'i'ftHtwrnerMiu'unmlsecon.l ln the busliHHof thp.ti.er. houUHr t tn the
niiicv ui juiiiiiiuiiun. mi iijut iii, "'iniin .
to the oditnrlnl or builiH'.H roncprnt nt t hp puper,
iind nil ptiymentH for Mibvcrlptlon-, H.lwrthlmc.
or Jobbing, ute lubo madolinuhl ndditveil
ItUOriCWAY A VMlM.ti.
"Qttunt.t'tn iirr,"
Trlnlfd at TlohNon's llnllitliif:-, iieiir ('nml
I loii.o, by
TM. IIAHMAN, ndl nnd htunesa iimuer
, OniiiKPvlUe, iippotltn Framo church, vlnll
CATAWISSA lHltECTOUY.
ted actordlt.!; to special contract.
Huslncss notli en, without advcrtlM ment, twenty
cents per line.
Tr.in.lent advertisements pajahlo In aitvnnoe
all otheis duo arter tho t'.rt,t Insertion.
It Is, In nil catpj, inoro Ilia ty to be satisfac
tory, tsith to subscribers and to toe I'nhllshers,
that remittances and all coin mnnliv.tlons respect-
''I tr riiv I nv .Ipv irnni.u iroeerles. K 11 IIP.
- I.I. er'al Merchandise. Main Htreet. viwili
nil. H. C. HOWlUt.surseon dentist, Main St..
) alsive court l.ouso. .
KOUIHOSf. Altnrney-nt-I.aw,omco llarl
,1, man's bullillim, MalnMriet, vJ-nJU
MIIililNKHY A FANCY (JOODS.
I). HINAUI), dealer In stoves and tin-ware.
IIAUKI.KY, milliner,
hiilMlng. Main st.
ills' IAZTAV.
.11
lla.nsev
vl-nll
w
3d. II. AlllilXI', attorney at law.Maln Hlreel.
il s,H A. 1). WKiiii. lancy r;n.s i""". ",
M ........ .. ul.luM n street helilW Ml.r-
In- ,r,w,ls. LrriH'erles. and
Koue'riil mercbandlie, .Mall, .street. v-lll2
III.lir.IlT & KI.INi:,
11 lMITl'.UMAN, mllllnerj'andfineyB'HHlsop
'.. ,.siio Ihilscoral church. Main st. vl-nll
...i4 III 1,1 A A. A HAM! II.Mllvl.KY, ladl."
1 1 elotksatid dress pattern j,
M.llll and west St.
.,. lu'iintel.'snv ,,,)
M..,Hi'.Maliist..omiosl'ti Court lliil.se. yl-l.ll
Mll-i. M. II. ! UHMA., mnniier. jiiiiii i. ,. .....
llartman's store, west of Market st. ut
'Hill; MIUMIW 1IAUMAN millinery and fancy
Ki.,kI,.1Iii mcetjnst below American house.
1IOTI01.S AN O HAl.OONrf.
I Li VCOrK.iAslernnd eatl.m saloon, An.erl
,1 c :n. Ilou-e, lalu St., Haider Leaeoek sllpelln;
Kllimi. billiard saloon, oysters,
cream In season Main Htreet,
and !,
VMlK
l.. nil lll.V Mnr.inllt Tullnr. Hfeo.id Ht..
Untihlns' llulldltlll. VJ-..1S.
1.
B
DK.J. K. nOHIlINH, Hurgeon anu l nysiciii.,
Heeo nd St., below Muln. v-ni.s.
II. IJIHTI.i:il,"CatU.wlsIIouso,"Nolth West
.Corner Main and Bceond BtreeU. v-j-ius.
c. si. VA.'iir.iisi,!ci:,
MM, IIHOI1ST, dealer In Oeneral Merchandise,
. DryOoods, OrocerlesAo, vi.-i.is.
LIGHT STUEKT OIUECTOHY.
BUSINESS CARDS.
joit
Pit INT I NO
Neatly eject! d at this lltllee.
Dirnilt UNI, dealer In dry fciiods, Krocerli s,
1 Hour, feed, salt, tlsh. Iron, nails, etc,, I.liiht
lll..n I. II X .1ACOI1Y,
II
'- ,)
iiifi'ftlonry. hnker.
mm mucr Hiiiudii. wntiu'fiiiu juhi inuii.ii.- i
Imiu'o blurk. Mnlll Ht. vMHi
iKiX.t U'KllIl. conft'ctloiHTy. bakery. hihIa-
V i.rLtil.uMi vkluJokiiliiiinil ri'lull. Mil 11 ht.. J tint I
hi 'nw Iron. l-nK
HviMt nm"i-'i. bv IviMins A L'laik. Muln
I'j Vt.. nrtnohllo com I hou-. vl-uW
THUWII.I.Ui Kit,
una i huiimam r.
Crtblnetiuukcr,
UudertHker !
lu it)
spiiulmiii vv t ii'i.'ii in unit h tn ii ii. tin ni .huh
J otlbr. Vl-lllti.
I T I. OMAN'
11 iitnAO Kcliotd house.
U'lH-elwrlKhtu, tlrrn dciof
M,
M.
C
A T T O II N KV-AT-I, A W.
Ashland, Hchuylklll d-iinly, reun'ji
(CUoirc poetry.
tub iiam.aii or tiii: iiuidkh tr
IV II LIIAK1. At'llI'Mt Ofc TMi: ;ilL'li'Nt I'UIZB
A STn.t.iRMirei t nbout lliebtiuf,
At evenf.Ul, In nuDulidi ul ire;
Upon IticfilU-nt lillli lo'ike 1 fmtli
The nviny wtiutowni 'ftints of lmlr.
Thf pcucoek oii'lho icrrn-'ahTfatned,
Hrnwncd on tbeliTn the timid hare,
The Kreiit t ri i s crew 1 t he n eime,
t'nlni by the ulyllcred hjuv or tiiutr.
'flic pwil wan still; nround Its hrhu
Thy uUKrnleketied ellthenlr;
Therr c.unenn murmur ffum the stretn,
Thoui iilyli flod r.plthiMi.Twpe I A (Jmlr
The dayn hold ontlitlr wotiUd pac,
And iiieu to court utul enmp ropntr,
'I heir part to Mil, of good or III,
While womi-n Itrpp tho JIoitpof (uair.
And ono It vi' In wldnw'i Wii iN,
And one In nrildeifUUi- uud f.ilr.
And dny by Any they sv li tliRp.Uln
Abuutthp hmely lloWi vt iiiAir.
Tfi tcc th"tnnt lc.ip In the dticaiu,
'I he niiutiirr eluudi reflected there,
'lliointldfii loves In hnppy drciun,
To hntiK ocr MU cr Tu eed nnd (Ju-ilr.
Ortttt In prill. bluck elvetelud,
MiiUtiUely lu th oiiln-n chair,
,U:e iniiiiy uitatnu of her ancient n.itm,
The Mother of tho ItiitiM of tinilr.
II rr ilniichttr'broldpied by lirld,
Willi li(ay driopIiiBKfdden milr,
And llstrned toll r frequent plaint
"111 firetlii brides tlmt eome to ti'mlr.
"I'or mora than cno hath llfd tu phi",
And moro than oueliatti died of rare,
And moro ttmn ono hath sorely Plnm-d
I.eftl'inely In theltouse of (lualr.
Alatl and eio thy f it her dhvt
1 had not In his hi-tirl u sliuie,
Ami nmv nmy (Jol forfen I lnr 111
Thy binlher brim; hU hi Ido to tltnUr 1"
Sim pfime, they UUm-d her In the hnll,
They Ulpdher on the win tins !ub,
'lhey led her tn her elntnbcr hl!i.
Thofiltett In tho !itusool tl'iatf
I hey bftile her fiom the window loulz.
And ninrlc tht ctw Imw pailn f.ilr.
Amom; wl.nso un j h I lie tilt ihiyn
Would linyi r oVr the Wife of limilr,
"'TN f tlr," he Willi, mi bifikhij forth.
"Hut what itlthotiyli 'lwre Idwi't in 1 b iu"
M'i- l.n.l.rd tin love t-he did not p.-itlr,
And brui t 'it iimi'I, n' ciitn i ti 1.
"V.'ni'i, 't-r u I'-, lu re'er h
' Is d III. i hi- 'i ''i I xliiu i ;"
Whitl tiedii' tutdy hf was l.rl en
Ol tlM'I'l-'ii'Pdbtldof t;i:ali !
Journal.
ciaiisrrUsnfous.
limi"i'lfi'iltiK It) piiy for It llirlco iivc-r. 1 Wore Wolves.
There I l-n, this lovi'ly'.'" i Hu, n. IlAittxu OoUMi ban rivuntly
Hl'llllTt llldllRllt It VNW 1111 tllU IWII pulilllifd curlolll VollllIlP Clllltlnl
Hlo.lt isftlicr In tho I'jmt'lom parlor. "Wcru WoIvm," In which IiokIvi a
Tlio four I'tciii'li wlmlow-i Iftl upon pretty lull lilstoiy of thu itipurritltloti,
tho Ii.-ili'ony. TIip ilcnlirti of thoclmntl"-1 which nt ono tlmo picvnlli'tl lurirely In
Her wrts exiinlslto; the frislini-sH mid I (ho iiortliern purtsof llnrope, that eer-
lvMUty of th" tl-'-'oralloiii eonhl not full tni,, imilvitltmlH wi n; entlinvnl with
to plc:i n man of reiliinl tnsle. tho ilouhtCul f.u'iilty of clmiiulni; thoin.
5g"Ah 1 hut m ih'iir !" he cj vculiited, m nelve-!, orof bolnj rluitiKutl, Into wolvii.
thoy entered room nfler ro ini, to llntl Tlih belief, which H hot yet extinct,
In i'lieli toine new nnil convenient fon- wus xtnitiRUit In tho nihhllu iisrsi tho
ture. "I suiiimsu I eouhl t.iku It," ho NorweL'lmis mnl Icelnmlers had ii sen-
aid, "If 1 nw lit to help Iiwson." arnto naino for tho tr.ttisfonn.illon, und
In what way ?" ealletl thmo whom they puppo4ed on-
"I5y worhliiL' iiIkIiI". Ht when ho dowed with this L'ifl " not of onoskln."
tnado mo the olVer, I couldn't think o f the .Se.liuMtmvlaiH helluvc.l that
It, for r felt It would ho purgatory to , UIm nccafloin chnned I ito mil-
Ppend my evenliiKi nnywliern hut In mal, nnd chowed nnlmal bloodtlilrntl
t'otir ihnr company. 1 felt llttlo fear, nr. nut! power. Kven In sontliern Ku-
he-ldcs m I'm not nverstrotii; tun rone, dnwn to tho end of the sixteenth
summer, that It might pull mo down. Venttiry, tho Holy Ofllco mado cases of
However, that tuny no purely hoiusii nipteniiwychosis or lycantliropy tho
reasonltiK. If you think it would mid .subject of investigation nnd punish
to your happiness, 1 will clo! in with ,L.it. Tho victim often believed In
his olVer at once. Hut-1 shall ncvor he tieir owI Kuxt resembll.iR In tills do
nt home till nine, perhaps later. Knro- iU50 t10 victims of tho Salem witch-
well oar tiny chats and plcaant read- mh, Ono of tho most curious cases In
ins." fr. Murine's volume Is that of Jacques
" Hut, Herbert, 1 havo I'ct, and nlno (.,,iol. ()f Aimers, from which wo ex-
!ls not ho very lato: we might sit up a trn, t n i.assaL'O or two:
little lon-er. lleslde.s, Icoul.l .pass tho ,n ms a I1K.,()rablr In tho
time agreeably with books and music.'1 nf lv,,,nll,mnv. atrial took nlnco
.She did not see the look of R.ulness
that clouded Ids face as she paid thls
th.it (leepeiicil almost Into anguish be
foie ?lic glanced towards him. It hurt
him to tho heart to havo her acquiesce
so readily. Could ha havo done sol
No, not for all tho houses and land In
the world.
The plate win taken. It cost money
to move, in o n o y for o a r p o t s,
m o n o y fur d o m o extra furni
ture; but Dotty's pluauro was eonta-
Klou. Ilerbeit tiled to persuade him-
In Augers, tho details of which are very
terrible. In a wild anil unfroqtienUtl
spot nearCaiulo Homo countrymen camo
one day upon tho corpse of a hoy of flf
tion, horribly mutilated and bespatter
ed with blood. As tho men approached,
two wolves, which had been rending
the body, bounded away Into tho thick
et. The men g.we clnso Immediately,
following their bloody tracts till they
lost them; when suddenly crouching
nniong the Int.- Un, his teeth chattering
with fear, they found tt man halfiinWed,
s-uirthal lie h.nl done a good thing, alul witll Um, mlr Hllll ,t.,ml, and with his
hands dyed in blood. His nails were
long as claws, nnd wero clotted with
fresh goronnd bhrcds of human flesh.
This Is ono of the most puzzling and
peculiar cases which como under our
Mi.tlno. Tho wretched man, vIioh
ii. nun lens Tlotilet.aif his own accord
I. Is liu-ii.i Mini behindhand !,,. l.n hail fallen unou the lad
HiN-eil Hie gi ntio Minimus
fur a fo.v wteli.s they wero nappy.
HM iybody aditilied their elmlco, eom
liliiiieii'.ed their taste, eulogized tho
gi'iiin.ds, uliich Herbert had put in line
unltr. Hut the overwork .soon told on
t In- strength uf the young mail. It was
wo hi wi aiber; ii'ifmesi'i'ii i;h lilies no-
. ii
THE HAUNTED ROOM.
M. TltAUtiH,
ATTlllt.N BY
r.erwh-lt. I
W, .MI 1. 1. Kit,
A TTO Ii' I! Y
a r-1.
lumhl.t County.
ItH. i;. KUNI'i millinery and lancy koik.s.
i vr.i
A St., west of Iron st.ei-t,
, by (i.W. MAL'UKI!,
M
rW. HANICHY
tJ etc.
flPleowlth 11. II. l.Iltli', In Inlek Inillilll.x a,l
lolninK 1'ost Offli-i-. i-llounlli s. IU. U-.l'av and
Vi'tisloris eolleeled. , .ep-it'C,
i.ioitiCH iioti:i
J' Muln si.
east end of
vl-nll
u mlls.-r.IL ii riesli.iient salis... .Mall. St., lust
li. abovo court house, vl-nl 1
rcfrcslmu-ut saloon, i:x-
vl-nll
iroONH & ('(.AUK
!V i-I.hukii hotel.
tf II, (HI.I.MOltn, refreshment saloon, Hhlo's
II i.iock soi.iu sn.u .mini si, ..mi
M I'Utci 1 A NTS A Nir 0 1 )cT:itH.
groceries etc Slain
vl-n 111
Ci II, MII.I.I'.K, dealer In dry goods, grm-eries,
,5 iiui-ensliare, liolir, sail, snoes, noiious, en-.
Ixeliiingii oio
.i....t..P i,, r.n.tthpr. Hides. Hark.
Cash paid" for Hides. vl-nW
Iir.M, SI. I.NT, dealer In stoves anu un o
II all Its blanches. vl-nl'l
TOHN A.OMAN, liianulaetunr anu iii-nii-r ni
w boots ami snoes. -
J. I.KIHllIt, SI. I). Surgeon and l'h slelnii.
olIUu at Keller's lloti I. v'--li-i
JOHN (i. FltKKZK,
A TT O It N II Y-A T- 1. A W,
O.luf in lii'Uliler and lleeoldel's oi!li-i-. In ti e
b.1v, nie.it of tho Court House. Itll-.-t'lsl-IT.'. I'll.
K
E.
OIJKUT I' CJiAKIC,
A TTO UNH V A T I A W
comer nf Main nnd MmUet kth'M
liint NVtlouiit Unnk, UUttmr'iin;. V
p JAOtlts, Confectionery,
U at. .above Court HoiiM.
, Main Htreet,
A Co.,
, deithTH In ilry kooiN,
etc.. imrllieaHt euiner Miilnund Market ht. vwiU
liMv'Tr.VV ?c pa t.
j nroeerle, flour, feed, hiilt. Il-li.
KSl'Y DHtECTOKY.
IJSl'Y hTKASI I- I.OlIUIMi Mlia.'S K. r. 1 "ivn r,
1'j l'roiuh lor. vl-nll
) l'. Ili:il!IIAIll),itllUO.,iIi'ale.sludrypiisls
irioei-rles. and m-I.eral llleiclllllldtse. vl-llll
T...r. .,-..,,..:,.,.s ,.,-,s-.r- n 11. UlttH'UUAV
1 'V.' . . " .Cl . .7 nail-. V7.
. I llT, I , , .
. TTO It .V K. Y-A T.I, A W.
Olll.'oon St.lln sin it, 111 l.rlcii I'llHilll.s I" low 11 o
Court llimse, lUonnishun:, I'.t.
"Sua l.i,
bert ?
The iuetloii wa
ItY AMCU I'.OIIIIIXH.
'.i ii t .", h
I of ,1-happy linnn'-t-vijiiiigs; bo grew
' (line ami niu worn in Ills ell'url to keep
l straight with the world.
Tin re ef un tt lime when lor wuks
I his liml iirii r pri.-.-1'd Hie Um i-biild nf
his iiiitiil.-niiie i.twhntlse; lit,n poor
1) ,:v, wlu'e nnd friglitt nitl, ml In tho
il.,rki in d to, m and INttd to his Intolie
and had killed him by Binotheriiighiiti
a I that ho had been prevented from
d vuuring tho body ctmiplctolj by the
anlval of men on the tpot. Hotilel
proved on Investigation to b i a beggar
from litiuso to bouse, ill Hie tiei-d iibjeet
Male of poverty. His companions in
mendicity were his brother .Joiin nnil
hiscoustu Julleti. Ho had been given
yi.tt take the hoti
ivki d by i
Her-
rent VM,ri! - always toward and of her i hulking out of charity in a neighborln
uords i f underlies and beauty. Thero
i eiiini a' tlmeM Inn she wasborno shrlek
t gentle, log fi-nni tin--till chamber, becausL- tho
(lellcate-lnokliif; we mini, uho.'O anxious : gentle lips hud Mlllcued lo iho sent
eyes were llxed mi the face of the man l,!ye of tuitrble, and the love anil light
before . her with an asking, tarncM 1 lluwn out nf the still', glas-, eyis.
gaze.
village, but before his apprehension ho
had been absent for eight days. Ik'fore
tho Judges, Houlet acknowledged that
ho was ablo to transform lilmself Into a
wolf by means of a salvo which his
parents had given mm. when ques
There, In thai beautiful par.or all ,,,, ,,.. .uiimimhw which h.ul
'I don't think Uhall, Dotty," wp.s darkened now, the stitinge aroma of L n s(,pn hwlu thu wnti(.t l0 said
his quick reply. "Too expensho, my failing I.Iik-iiuis lelllug of the tomb ;
darling; a tlioiifai.d dollarKaycar. You I the "chilling silence and deathly pallor
are diu.ippoliiteil," he added, as her . Unit ceineil tu change efiilho famil-
white hand f( II from his arm. iar fi.i ni.uie sti iking upon I he senses of
' O, so much!" was the reply, in n the mi-t iiidilfi rent tlicie lay tho lovol
low, iiln(d tone "I had 5et my heart of her yimili, tlie lui-bdiul of her ehnice
upon It." j ncvfi lu -mile on her iigiln, never to
"Now, I'm very sorry for that, Of kbi-in r the wnnU that hod inado her
cour.'e it'sa beautiful hon.-e, and cheap I heait leaii wflhjny. How little she had
HI, 111111 1.11, ilill 1111,1 t "l"-, nuun t,,(it n,.-.
Slain st abiAo Court House, l-ui.t I
t?. SIAIllt. drv uoods and notions, southwest I
T
I i'M t ie.
W. KlHlAll.Mih'iuehuunii l'liiulnu Mill and
!o Mnuuf.ietory.
vlJull
A i'i ullN li V T . W.
UI,t)iM.JIHnm, I'A.
A-r tf kh h - rourt Huut-o Alle, t w the rw-
hiiAOum (Kile'. r.l.lUt'l..
. north-
l-nll
j, corner Main und Iron ntn,
I J. UltUWKK. dry bkIs, jiriM-er
rJ, weal eormr Main utul Iron Ms,
OUV.A. IIAHTMAN.AKt'Ut,dry Bonits, iiotion,
I v mnl orneiTlrn. Main f-t..(it)lioMtu CorusPH Ftir-
niuuo I tin una, vl-nll
i A. 11KCKLKY. Kevstonehhouhtore. IxxikM und
), Htntlonery, mmthwcHt corner Market and
Muln ms, vl-nll
vrrrlM.IAM KHAHMUH, conrw'tlonerles Main
w m,, near tho rauiouu.
11 M C.N'llllNMI A f.l,.L'iiuTiil Kindt of lnei chilli
I'i illfiiiul Iiiinlii-r. tnrnrr nf Mlilll htreet lllld
littrwlck road, vl-nll I
,h:uskytoyn Dinr.cTiinY.
i. wi:iiKiii:iHi:it.
nnd n.an.aetory. ,
poslte slea.u Mill.
Hoot and Hhoa Hlorn
1 .
in.'
A
"I J. Itolllll.NH, dealer In dry Koislsgrcerles etc.
f Sl.l.Vli S QUICK, JIIIIII SI., I'fiuw lltm
t i;. mltTON". (Jrocerles ,t Provisions, soulll-
.leiwt corner Slain and iron Htreels, vl-nll
(I v, His l jir.il, iniiuware, cuimy, biiiis i--.,
J. Slab. St.. below Iron. I-.H1
, I S1I OA V ilnnlerlii rliolt t, drv iiooils. House.
A. lietiiL'uo.iils. flesh eriK-erhs. etc.. etc. Mall.
St., opposite court house. v-lnll
1 K, KYKH, eris-erles and general lueichaudlse
,. Main si. , above nest.
1 T. HHAlll'I.KHH, dry Bonds-, groeeriis, hoots.
J shoes, ele., Jtu(rt bloeu, jla.n St.
Market.
west ol
vl-nll
CI CllASIDH A A. K. IIAYHUHHT,llealerslli
N ri.i..,rlu Cotitt r tlo.o lies and Not ons.
Heoltowli, south stile, lo tloora above Hiobsl'ii
waEoumauershop, v-nls.
JIlSCKUiANlCOUS.
10IIKSI (lUOKI., Hlgn, Ornamental and Peisi.
" rBltvoriilnuj-,Hcottown,eor iii.it it ..si, no.
r( W. COIlin.l., furn.iuro lisuus i.ireu suirj
r. brick on Slain st.. west of SlalUcl n, l-l.ll
naoer. w lidon
'j, and fixtures, uuperi ntoeu, j.u.u si,
J.TIIOltNTON, wall
iiiiper, ivu, ,,,.,,-.
1 l-ni i
it lMlMCNHTO('i;. iiliotoinaoht r. Hxchallge
11, block, Slatast,, opposite. uiiirl house, vl-nll
.' iiniiAlir. nbotiie.HOlier. Ha.lman's build
,1 iiKiiiirlbeasliornirSlal....ndSl.nkeist, vl-nll
n'.l, IIIIII.KMAK, Alt' nt Munson'B CopisrTu
I'i. tiulsr l.lglilnlnKlIisl. vi-nlli
I II. ri'UHl'I.I.. saddle, trunk and hi
,) mailer. Sllltll St.. below court, house.
.1 and n.antactory. nl.op on Main sllei l. up;
i Nllltl-.W SI aiiihon, dealer in iiry goons, ki
A curies, grain, lumber etc., Je.seytowu, m-.iiii
TACOII A. HWISlir.lt, de iler lu Hides, U-alher
.1 ii,,... M.nilvnn iiiivtisbln Columbia county
si. Vl-niu
CAlT.HASlOi:!. 1US1I1Y, Sladlson Hotel, Ilro
vets and htraugcra tulertalned. ;-ul
miCKHOUN DIUIXTOUY.
.. . iu '....'i..a ...nn.r.il tm'rchimdi.
i- irhi fciorn in wmiui vim ' i" "
JACOIIA WM.nAUUIS.dealerpi in ury koih
urDeerleH.drunKuud nu-dlclnen. 1 tiht Moreiu
north end of tmvn, v--uin
HOTELS AM) SALOONS.
"JXCHANOE HOTKI,,
JO.Ull.H..UIHI, I.Ul.Ul'llll.. '
-ri.rt ,,,,.irul,ip.l ttnvliiLr iioiehaRed IhlsMl-ll-
known and cent rally-local ed liia.se, tho Uxeliiiugo
Hotel, sltualu on .s.Al-s ni ui'.i.i, in iiiii,-,,,s
l.uiiiedlalely nppnsltti t he Columbia county 1 unit
House, respectiullv Inform their lllends and the
iiuiiih' in general iiiai uu-ir ii,imm. n,. , ".
r.,.. il.n , ,.il, , nod entertain ment of t.a ellers
who roiiv bo dls.osed lo favor It llh Ihelr ens
ton.. 'llieyhuNesparediiiiexpensulii pien.ilng
the llxchaimti for Iheentertatumelltiitthelr guests
ueltlii-r slmll mere lie liu) ling w inn nig "ii ','" "
nart lo uilnis.er lo ine.r pi rsouai eoiiii.,n i. . ,'-
uii.se Is spacious, and enjoj sail e.xielluil nusi-
ni ss location. . . , . ., ...
Omnibuses run at all times lietwi il. thnl.s
change Hotel and thu various ruil.oad depots, by
which tlllM tiers will u pitssani j .,....,...
i.iul fn, i, i tlio respective, stations In due tliiii; to
nieft ihi'i-ars, Kou.NHiLl.AUk,
niooius.iur-;, April o, i---i.
'OKK'tj IIOTKli,
ur-u.tuii ii, juuui-ii, iii,,
'1 l,n ului.n unU.triuiWll hott 1 liaS I ft fill ll UUllel-
goue rad"-al ehunges In lis lute, nal arrangeu.elils,
and Its un prletor announces to his former custom
and the travelling publlo ll.nl his acconualalloiis
forltuicomior. o. uis giiesi.wnisi-i- ''",';
IT C T 1 O N K K It .
moi; COKKSIAS,
llnvlng rollsned the pinli sslo.l of Public eudlio
Crier l,r uiti.ii iars, would Inform l,N trhnils
that lie Is still In tlie Held, ready and ullllmjlo
iillenil to all the du'i'-s or his ralllna. IVrsnns
ilcsirln;; his sei vli es s, ould call or wilte to him
iitllloon.sbiiig, Tu, lioinsT
jT)7iujitsKi,,
HAItNIXS, JiAlll'l.l'. -iMl'tlll'SK
SI AN lT FA i T I' 1 1 K It
and dti.let In
CAHI'l.T-ilAfiH, VAI.II. tl.Y-.NTIH,
netKAi.o itoni.s, iioK-.r,..n.AMii-Ts .te,,
which lu. teels conlldent h- can sell at limit
late than any other person In ths ir,uutr. 1a
amlno for -,oulselcs.
simp ll.vt door hi-l.iw tlie I'n-l liMlie vtulu
Htlee., r.liM.uisburg, I'll,
Nov. n, is.;,.
g C. COI.I.1NK,
K AH II I O.N A 11 I. I'
K 11 A V 1 NO, 11 A 1 H I VTT1NO
AMI
eilASirooiNo hai.ion,
Oser WlUmnyer A Jaeoby's Ice crenn huloon,
lil.oosi.siiunu, r..
ll.ilr Hvelng and Wl.lsliirs col I black or
brow ii, liulr lonlcloileslioy daudrutt nud beau:
tllylng the hair; will lestoro hair n
color without soiling tho must fabrl,
on hand.
Us original
c, instantly
siirl-'tfT.
D
K N T I S T K Y .
H. C. HOWKH, IIKN'Tis.1,
n l-WI-U. Ohio Maker, ami White and fjinc-y w "', LTmuii.y. lH.louiul .ur
l. TjniuHrumv, vb-.it. I ""..J, V" t ml- will. Hibstnlillai nasi, but will, ull
tho delicacies or ll.e season, ins win'-" un" "
ounrs (exispt that popular heM-iago known as
a.lfi.i-y'l.nuichaseit direct fiom the linisiitliig
, ...a a. ,r. mill fleH trillll all IS.I-
sonous'dl lies, lie is thankful torn liberal patron-
UI.OI.MHI1UHO I.lIMIlKlt CO., manufacturer.
.i,.il..ru lii Lumber, of all kinds. Ii ...ling
mill near the rail-road. vl-n
w
J, llllll.KSIAN, saddhi and harness maker,
,n Ln.,i.,vba. enrner Mulll 11 ml Slarkl-l St.
Vl-llll
. WITMAN, innrble works, near kouthwist
( eoruer Slain and Slat ket sis.
UH, HINOI.KIl.ilealer In pianos, organs and
, lnelodini.s.iitl), W'.Corell'sluriilli.ro rooms
tlio n.lnro,
vl-mi TXCHANOK SALOON,
.1.-1
HI II. StAHTI.UH, agent for (Iroverft liaker'H
I ... I,.., ,.. .., I,,. iMslii s... Hurt. nun's bill , I-
.in! un stairs. ' vl-nll
W, IIOUUINH, llouor dealer second door froui
1). no'rthwest corner Slain and iron sts. vl-nll
nr I
i Mali, and Marki t .t.
PHACOCK. Nntiny lulillo, northeast corner
(f.ItN A.KIINHTON'.luHtnslandciM.rates are
.1 i..u... ,...,.. Kortbeukt corner Sla Hand
West st. , v'-"-'
AMUKI. JAC011Y, MarWsi and llrown Htone
Wnria, 1'ast lllooiusinirg, lleiwlck rami. vlu 17
i ilK l'roprlelor of IheUicliangaHaloonhasnow
on hand a large klis.-k of
HU51MKH lti:r-lll-Hli:.ii;isjB,
couslsllng of
SIMCCl. lU.ri.KS, HAU1.IMJ1, Tllll'i!, HaiOU.
SlirKPTUMJl'K, llUH-Ell KUUS, bWlil I KU I IIKISK,
IiAOKlt 11KRH, AlilJ, AO.
COMIJ ONH, COMK AM. ANU HIX,
I.AWHON C.M.MAN.
Huperlnuudiut.
lllooinkiiuig, Hoys, HOT,
llespi ctlully Hirers his pi of,, vloli.il lilies to
the ladles and gstltleu.en of llloonisl'iliK and I-i-lully.
lie is iiri-i'sied toattund toniubo M.rl
nus operations lu the Hue of tils prou anil
Is piotlded will, the latist Imnroveil I'mu .a.siN
Tl Kill which will bo Inselted on gold , lining,
-ii,pun.l r nt. her I, sse to look as well as I lie I. at-
uialttfth. 'leelll extraclul by all t lie new and
u.ost.i.ipioMil un thods.vaud all npiia.ious on
llm teeth iuuli.ll) and p.opeily utlindedlo.
Hestdenisi and oltlee a lew doors above thu
Court House, same side,
llloon.sbutg, Jau.SI.'Uitr
pOWDKH KKCIS AND LUJ111KH.
W, M, MOSIIOK Jt CO.,
It.nert, I'a.,
Manuf.murersor
I'OWUl'.KKKUH.
auddiviUis In all kluilsor
. I.USIIIKK,
gli. ootleii Unit they in e prepared to acroinoil.ile
tlulr cnslom will, illspilch, and on ll.e cheapest
onus,
fur tho slzo ami stylo almost new too.
Why, Dotty, you're not crying about
it ?"'
"O, it's no matter don't mind ine,"
she tnld, in the same low, qtilel tones.
"I can't liolp being little foolish about
It, 1 was willing to glvo up a great
many things if wo could
without new dresses ami
ver you promised me. I so wanted that
house,"
"Well, it Is pleasant, of cotir-eit Im
perfect llttlo palace, Hut, then, rattier
too line for u, Dotty. l!y-aml-by,wlieii
I gnt a few thou-ands ahead, why, I
shaut mind."
"No. but we shall never to another
hou-eso completely to my mind."
Young .uthfo.-J throw back his head
and laughed.
"I coiild'nthelplt Dottyde.tr. Ifyott
could ee;,vour rueful face tin you said
that !"
"Of cmirso you laughed at me you
always do," she retorted, u -l ark of mi
ner in her suit blue eyi s, "You can til
wayti do as you like; I must wal! your
pleastiie,"
"Now, Dotty, thnCs not fair," hosalti,
seriously. "You iiiut ttc that 1 study
your comfort and happlntss much moro
than 1 do my own. Whj , darling, you
are the pride and glory of my life, and
we have been very happy in this pleas
ant housi; Wo never feel pinched and
nii.lots here ; we have money enough
to spend for pleasur, s, and tu gratify
Dot-tho-less in her little fairy cradlo
here, Why should we want to chsmgo
mid mis? on carn.ind anxiety V ,
"1 don't see, Herbert, that a few
hulidrtd dollars inon ought to signify,"
replied thellttle u man, toying with
dreamed of this ! How all her r.-.sou-ing
came echoing back cold, cruel,
hearties-, It n-emcil. O, why did not
that lie knowTporfectly well who they
were, for they wero his companions,
Jean and Jultcn. who possessed tho
samo secret as lilmself. Ho was shown
thoclotliej ho had worn on tho tiny of
his seizure, anil ho recognized them bu
meilialely ; ho described the boy Wiiom
he hail murdurrd gave thotl.ito correct
ly, indicated the precise spot whore tho
deed had been done, and recognized tho
father of tlie boy as tho man who had
first run up when tho screams or tlie
her heart break ami let her weary spirit ,aj ,uul beeu h inli Ul pru0 nulet
lly to meet him, lo beg him to forgive ,)(,lmvjll Ilko m muU Wiiuti seized,
her?
over
"Ui -"..,, holly vas disteiulod and hard; in
to I;iep Die rienlli'illon of that .,. ,, ,,,,,. ,,,, ..v,.,,!,... ,, sebnlu
l;eep the n eoili'illon oi luai i ,, ,,,,..,,,. vl.hi
ild get it -go i ,11,,,, darkened parlor before In.r mental p!llrill of w.lt(!r ,! from that moment
the set of -II-j vl-ion -that haunted room. Never nf- r(.ru,t,(i to eat or drink. His paix'iit., on
lie lillllK ill It Wlllll.ilt r. ,,,., r,.f.,l , . res.ie.'t.l bin .till
i r-
terward could
shudder; it was always .resent, nlwajs
a warning to her against the pouip-iind
vanities of the world. As lime went on
the memory softened, Its harsh drujrl-
ni.'s uielltd away, and nn angel .seemed
to llll Its gloom with a softened light.
Con-taut eoiuinuuiug with the dear
one mi. had loat led her thoughts and
nlli .'tinn up to Hie home he had enter
td. ,-he livid fur j Kirs, trained theii
child to blest womanhood, ami then
gave her-clf up to deeds of merry. Her
lit art was In heaven, and the haunted
io iiii hud bic.mio to Iter like the recol
lection uf a power of beauty.
u
NION HOTKU
(J AMUKI
i"
T W.HASirl.Ili CO. Uchlnl.t,,rjitIIIontns
r.t"iilifll" 11 lUS.'IIT iiiniiiifHClnrer and rel.lllr,
I. ,.l i l.tu.l.li.., I, ltd u MiuiihIm .t Cn's Ma.
cl.lt.oHl.np, Kast llloouniburg, Villi)
1 H, KHUN, dealer In meat tallow, etc.
I Is.rll.i's alley, back of Ainerlcun linuse
Chem,
Vl-lltl
rpHK r.Sl'Y IlOTKl.,
lWI'V, COI.UMIHA COUNTY, PA.
Tu k anhsct Iber rt spei t fully 111 (ol in. his friends
a,;.llhPUl,IU that tie bio, akeu , heabme wei.
gllOWll. IIOUM .. ..... ; , - . , -
pleased lo imih vi"" -
favor him with u call,
ltv. WII.l, KKKI' A (10011 TA1II.U,
a liar well slocked wllh the l est of l.lijnors, and
ri.py, i a. i piu i, "i
It o H II H II V It (I, f A.
Tim uiuliirsl.ufd would rsspi.lfully Inlorin
thst.avell.urubllolhalbil has PUli-l.iiied und
renitsd la the b.sl nisnnf r lb. oldst.nd fornu-r-
l.. W X K-lln snrl Ibnl l,H 1. 111'.
pre. ored to .iiconiuiodst. hu friend, wllh all the
!...'. i........i.Hfl..Ar. Mial.rts.khr.livp.
llllllll'l H !. .",.".,,..-'' T'T - - -
A nnontw i in. has irm un.ni,,, .,,......
ill.... plnied m pi rf.et order, Thy bur will a
..... i... .i.ui..i ,kiih in. .est I riiiors and .(.
L.srs. nnillhol.hlefuinl.hnl wllh lis list the
Ynarll.t Btr,ir uuca V. Wl.I.AHni-:.
July " .
pitlCK
HOTKK,
OltNlll;VII.I.i;, C0I.UMII1A I'OUN'IY, I'A,
W.M. MAHTKIil.ni, I'UOl'JilhTOII,
I
VlMK tUkll. pOSSISllU I't tl.tS Wlll'.hl.OWU
e s ioiiu kepi by H.uit.el Kwn ll, ins np.
til, ,r b'i in in it p.nii.unitrepali anilliiinisn
i, , w A.li ..Allll.'llulllilt,.. rholn st 1 olio. I
and i.ewe.l dlliicle, Hit stable Is not cxc.lhsl
ill tl t eouuw t td ho nsl.is sIM be spiyed to
au'r,.-ui..si cursr. ,.,..."
pious poople, and they proved that his
brother John and hlse'i-.islu Jullun h id
been engaged at atllstjnce on tho day
of It niU't's apprehoiislon. What is
your mime, utul wliat yourestalo?' ask
ed thu Judge, Pierre Ilerault. ' My
name is Jacques ltoulet.my ago thirty-
live; l am poor and a mendicant,'
' What tiro you accusad of having done?'
'Ofbilng a thief; or having nlioniled
Ood. My p.ircuts gavo mo an ointment;
I do not know Its couip isltion,' 'When
lTibbeil with this ointment do you be
come a wolf?' ' No ; but for all that I
killed and ato t U- child Cinder ; I was
a wolf.' 'Were you l.-oivjlas a wolf?'
'I was ilre-ii'd as 1 '.tin now. I had my
face iiiid my ban Is bloody btv.iuso I
had been eating tho llesh of tho saltl
child.' 'Do your hands and feet be
come paws of a woir, 'ves, iney no.
Source of tbo Xftle. All About Xissinr.
At the lute meeting of tlio Hrltlsh A i.aiiV furnlsbenone of onr excbaiig-
Association, Hlr H. llaker kavo most os a full history of kirslng "liow to do
Interesting account of the Nile. He It and how not to do It;" which wo ie-
thus explained tin. coursd of thu river, publish "for tlio benefit of nil concern-
Thu Will to Nile Is the great stream oil."
which nourishes Kgypt. Its sources "People will kiss, yet not ono inn
aroeoncentr.itedintwoRre.it lakes up hundred knows how to extract bll
on the Kquator which recelvothedrnlit from lovely Hps no moro than they
ago of lofty mountains in a region ot know how to mako diamonds out of
great rainfall, extending over ten charcoal, nnd yet It Is etiny, nt least for
months of the year. Commencing nt nt.
these vast reservoirs, the river flown ''This littlo item Is not alono for
through ten dcgreisofllat marshes, ami young beginners, but for tho many who
arrives at Khifrtoum. In N. Int. ir,.!!0, go at It like hunting toons or shelling
as a stream emanating from morasses, corn."
tbo water impure, full of vegetable "1-irst know where you arc to kiss.
matter, distasteful to tlio palatenndun Don't mako a mlstnke, although inis
wliolesome. At that point tho Whito takes may bo good. Don't Jump up
Nilu is Joined by tlie Illue Nllo from lUo a trout for u lly, und smack a wo
Abyssinia, a river of mountain origin, man on tho neck, or on tho ear, or on
and accordingly of sweet and whole tho corner of the forehead, on the end of
some water. Tlio effect of the Junction tho nose, or slop over her waterfall, or
of tho two streams is tho purification bonnet ribbon, in hasto to get through,
of tho Whlto Nllo water. Tlio main Tlio gentleman should bo a llttlo tho
stream commences its courso through tallest. Ho should havo a clean face, a
sandy deserts, Ices Its vegetable matter kind eye, and mouth full of express
brought down from tlio morasses, and ion Instead of tobacco. Don't kiss
continues northwards until It reaches everything, Including misty llttlo male
N. lat. 17.117, where it Is Joined by Its and female puppies, cats, pigs, etc.,
last tributary tho Atbara, a river slml Don't sit down to It, stand up. You
lar In character to tho lllue Nile, hut need not bo anxious to get in i crowd,
inferior In volume, being, however, the "Two persons are plenty to corner
affluent which carries the entlro drain- and catch a kiss. Moro persons spoil
age of EastornAbyssinla to tho Nile, tho sport. It won't hurt any after you
From this latter point of Junction the nro used to It. Take tho left hand of
Nile flows, unaided by other trlbuta- tho lady in your right hand. Lot your
rles, through upwards of II degrees of hat go to any place out of tho wayl
latitude, or, allowing for tliowlndlng of Throw the left hand gently over tho
tho river, about 1,100 mites, through shoulder of tho lady, and let tho hand
deserts or burnliigsand, until it meets fall down on tho right sldo toward tlio
tho Mediterranean. When hu reached lelt. Don't bu In a hurry 1 Draw her
tho Atbarn in June, It was no longer a gently to your loving heart I Her hand
tributary, but a sheet of blaring sand ; will fall lightly ou your shoulder, and a
along its bed, 500 yards In width", tho handaomo shoulder strap it makes I
eye sought in vain for a drop of water. Don't bo in a hurry. Bend u llttlo lllo
Tho banks of tho dry watercourse wero down your left arm and lot it know Its
nbtiut 80 feet in depth ; and a thread of business. Her left hand is in your
green follngo was all that marked the right, let thero bo no expression to tiiat
river's course along tho yellow dreary not like tlio grip of a vice, but a gen
desert. I'or 10S miles thero va no tlo clasp full of electricity, thought and
chaugo In tho glaring lied of sand ; hero respect. Don't bo lu a hurry. Her
nnd theroweresteep banks frlngod with head lies carelessly on your shoulder ;
trie-vind at lutervalsa deep bend in tho you are nearly heart to heart! look
river's course broke tho monotony by down Into her half clo-ed eyes 1 Gent
fiiruiing pools froui a ipiarter of a mllo lyjet manfully pics.s her to your bo
to a'mllu in length. Crowded In these sum! Sand l-'lllM, and Providence
deei. but Inslgiilllc.iut spaces weio iin will givo you ttrength for iho ordeal I
uieii-o crocodiles, turtle, tlsh or mou I lie brave, but don't bu in a hurry 1 Her
ntroiis size, nnd some hippopotami I lips are almost open ! Lean lightly for-
prisoners in Dry season, hut set free by ward with jour head, not tho body.
the rains. Suddenly tho scene changed. Take good aim. Tlio lipi meet thu
On the uightof the'-Md of Junoasound eyes close tho heart opens liio soul
was heard liko distant thunder. Ihe rides the storms, troubles and sorrows
Arab servants rushed ilown tho river to of life, (don't bo ilia hurry I) heaven
sccuro some skulls tjf hippopotami, opons beforo you, the world shoots
which, after shooting, had been left from under your feet as a meteor Hash
there to bleach, and beforo tlioy had so cs across tho evening sky; (don't bo
cured tho last thu water was up to their afraid!) tho nerves dance beforo tho
waists. The following morning, at tho first created altar of lovo as a zephyr
same place, a flood, 500 yards wldo ami dances with tho dowttrliumed dowers
L'O deep was boiling onwards towards tlio heart forgets IU bittcrnefs tuitl
tho Nile. In Abyssinia, whence these the art of kissing is learned 1 !
waters came, tho rain did not fall In "No noise, no fuss, no rllutteriiig ami
particlesns with us.butln water-spouts squirming, liko a hook-Impaled worm,
or perfect sheets. Tho rainy season Kissing don't hurt; and it don't re
lasted tlireo months, corresponding ex- (U1rc H stamp to make it legal. Don't
uctlyvith tho period or Inundation in jabdown on a beautiful mouth us if
Kgjpt. 'l-'roni what he saw, therefore, spearing for frogs! Do not muss her
o:i thu Albara, and from what ho after- hair scratch down her collar, bito bur
warns nan mo opportunity oi witness t.jiccki ,,.uizzi0 lar Tluh ribbons and
lug a year later at another polnt.hu was leave her mussed, rumpled and dum-
satisfied that thu extraordinary rainfall mixi,,i j j)on.t grab and yank tlie lady
In Abyssinia and the quantity of soft m If sho was a struggliug colt ! Do not
mud carried down by tho waters, and flavor your .iS3ea wlti, oniolH tobacco,
scooptd at onu point alone from a e COck tatls, lager beer, brandy, sour
valley two miles wide, afforded tlio krout, etc., for a maudlin kiss is worso
key to tho formation and annual Irriga- tilnl, t),u itc!l to delicate, sensible wo-
tion of tlio Delta of tho Nile. Of ills mnlt
subsequent expedition to the White "T,0 foregoing is an excellent receipt
Nile, SirS. Haker declined to speak at f()r kissing, and, if followed according
length, the account having been already to directions will never go amiss.1'
publl shed, but described very graph , ,
ically his meetltig with Captain Speke A .,c,t Kditou. Somebody says
nndOMiit, for whose approach thu im- pdltorsaro poor, wereupon an exchango
A Im.sI'a cr tlKliATloN'. An liiclilenl
occurred Minn-Hum ago ut Cincinnati,
on bond of tho steamer Huckeye, just
ns she was about to depart from New
Orleans.
A tall countryman, carrylugnpalrof Vour head becoiuo liko that of a
saddlebag's on Ids aim, and covered wolrv(mr mmltl, become larg.-r?' 'I
wllh perspiration, ami who iookch ,o not know how my head was at Hu.
time ; I u-etl my teeth ; my head was
as It is today. I hive wounded ami
eaten many other llltlo children ; 1
havo also been to tho sabbath.' "
though ho couldn't tell his head from
a hunch of shingles, rii-hed Into the
chin, calling at tbo top of Ills voice ;
"Whar is Col. M'lulosh? Is Col. M'
Intosh on tho boat ?"
Nil ono answered,
"Well; then, whar I- the cap'tiii? 1
iniisi sen i;oi, Ai'intom.
CU).s C.u.cuiiATl.Ni.. "What do
tou chargu for board," asked n tall green
i ... i.Mt.... !.,'.,,., ..I tlist ,ln, fsiiil.ln I l,s,,ii ,,f u Wrli.nnt tll.V. IIS llO
her uidch-i bale, ln-r tearful ryisifown- , was on Ihe liuriicsiio deck, our inqtilr I walked up to tho bar of a second ratu
ast. " And you know I have been m , ing friend p.wd through the crowd lu hotel a short tlmo blnee, "w mil no you
used tou handsome home," that direction. 1 u-k for board and lunging. I'iso
Herbert winced. I "Uaull In the plank and shove lierolf!" fifty I" "I'ivo dollars and lirty cents,
rounded In Ids ears Ju-t in ho reached I that's too much, but I siippo-o you at
ihn deck. li.w for tbo times 1 am absent for dill
".Stop her cap'iin stop her I am not ner and supper."
going to New Orleans." "Certainly, 10 cents each meal."
"Hun out the plank! Ashore with i leru thu conversation ended and tho
you, then, quick !" shouted Captain Vermonler took up Ills residence for
Hartshorn. two weeks. During this time ho lodged
"I say, Cap'iin, 1 want to see Col. and breakfasted at the hotel, but did
M'ltltosh. 1 must ret) htm. not take elt bur dinner or nipper thero
"I don't kuorv him, sir, quickly an- saving his business dotnineil nun imwn
iwered tho old sea dog. Wo can't
wait go ashore, Haul In tho planks,!
tives had prepared him by descriptions remarks :
of "two shlto men with some curious numi.li! lleru wo arc, edltur of u
kind of fireworks." To those bravo country newspaper, fairly rolling In
men tho highest honors were duo lor wealth. We have a good office, a pasto
what they had achieved, and ho cheer p(.t u double barrelled gun, two suits
fully and gratefully bore testimony to 0f clothes, three kittens, a Newfound
the fact that It was owing In a great mi tvv K0a watches, thirteen
measure to thu Infoiniatlon which tney day antl two night shirts, carpet on our
placet! at his disposal, uud more espo (luor. ., ro.ty wir,, 0u corner int.
daily lotuo map which tney prepareu nmvo inety cents in cash, nro out of
utul gavo mm, inai no was aiierwarus debt, mid havo no rich relatives. If wo
enai.led lo suecceiias nappny as no n.tit ru 11(lt wealthy, it is a pity.
none, uwiugto too war which was ra
ging at the time. Captain Speke wa.
not ablo to pursuit the windings of the
river in the unexpected direction which
those suddenly took, but ho himself
took great pains in following up and
establishing tho perfect accuracy of tho
conjectures made by Captain Speke.up
on which, n-s hu said at tho tlmo, doubts
would probably bo thrown on his return
by snmeliody who know "llttlo of tho
Thames ami still lens of the Trent."
8lri-. llaker admitted tlmt the lustru
incuts used lu tho expeditions; of Cap
tains Speko and Qrant wore not alto
gether reliable, but eonteiiiltil for tho
perfi'ct accuracy of those bo hlin-elf
had carried, which were tented at Uuw,
before Ids departure unci then again tl p
on his return. The Vhurrhmtm.
"Tho looms are very much larg r
than these, Dntiy."
" Ami we have a great deal toa much
furniture for this hoii-e. 1 never go In
to tlm parlor und sou that iKi.iiliful
Steliiw.iy that tiuulo givo mo without
fooling mortified, It is nbsoln'r-ly al
most as largo as tho room,"
"New carpets, Dotty,"
" Only for tho parlor ; ami I do think ,
wu might havo ono handsomo carpet,
You promised mo that you know."
"Huvn you kept the key of the
house ','"
"Yes," Sho looked up quickly, her
couiiteiuncu changed, tho sweet blue
eyes all tho' brighter ror tho vanished
shower. " Will yuu go and Jo.ik at It?"
Thoro's no harm In that, I supposa,'
he said with a Ions sigh, s hu lifted
hlmuolf wearily lUo a 11 : t tl man. Dot
ty hurried for her buiinot and shawl, j
ret the good plain, little nur.u to watch
thu baby, and tripped a square otT t
the side of her husb.iiul, llxe one walk
lug oil air.
"Such u beautiful g.irduu ! " shu bald
ilollgiiu'illy, us they gained thu place,
"To ke ti in ord-r," he retponded.
"O, Herbert, don't think so much of
dollurs und cent". You will grow ml
fcrly, 1 can t-nve t notigli out of the
A countuysian's wagon, ei ntatiilng
himself, his wife, a small boy and a pall
of butter, drove into Hartford, on Tuts
lay. Tho man dismounted anil wont
into a store, tho boy started to get out.
Unfortunately, however, he stepped in
to tho pall of butter. Ills mothor, fru
gal soul, pulled hiui back, scraped tho
siipeitluous butter from his baro feet,
lapped it back into the pail, patted It
lown iuooth, und all was well aaln.
town.
At tho end of tho two weeks hu again
stepped up to tho bar und said ; "sup
pose wu settle that llttlo account now,
1 nm going In a few minutes." Whero-
upon tho landlord hnmlod hlin hlsblll.
Two weeks board at $1.!M), 11,00.
"Here stranger, said tho guet, this
".".
"0 Cap'uu, I must sen tho Kernel
bo's a distant relation of mine, and I
never saw him In my life.
Now Captain II, is a warm hearted
man, as every ono knows, Tho Inst ap
peal touched his feelings uud ho kindly h. wrong ou'vo nuido a mistake,
Inquired ; you've forgotten to deduct tho meals 1
"How near of kin are you to thu gep was absent, fourteen days, two meals
tleuiau that you are seeking?" 0.tch day, tiS meals at 10 cents each, 511.
"Why, Captain ho Is tho father of at. If you havo not got thu S eUs. duo
mv first child." hue. 111 tako it drink und thu res'- lu
"Cast olv that hawser nun let tier go," clgar,"
wcroMio last words heard, Am! tho
boat'aud the mail that was In search of
his relative wended their way to Now
Orleans.
l'UBTTY Shaui1 Hoy. One plea-ant
dny last summer, I took seat in the
stage coach bound from I'tdl Uiver to
C.
Among tlie passengers was a llttlo
gentleman who had possibly seen llvo
summers. The coach being quite full, ho
sat In tho lap of another passenger
While ou the way, something was s.tld
about pick-pockets, and Fiioti tlio eon
vcrsatlou became general on thnt Inter
cstlng subject.
Tho gentleman who was then holding
our young friend remarked i
"Myftuo fellow, how easy I couid
pick your pocket."
"No, you couldn't," replied he;"I'vo
been looking nut for yon all tho tlmo
Tin: Dowager Duchess of Sutherland
Is dead, at tin ndvtineo 1 age.
1 nkvkk complained of my condlthm
but oiioo, said un oil man, "when my
fo"t were baro and 1 ha 1 ii i shoes ; but
1 met a man without feet, and 1 became
contented."
Shout Dukhsbs. Fashion sometimes
takiw a senslblo freak, ami as suclt
freaks uru few and far between, when
thoy occur they should bo recorded. In
tills category wo piaco tho present fash
ion of wearing short dres.es. What 1
inoro disgusting than to seu a lady with
a hundred dollar dreaa sweeping up all
tlio dirt, mud, and tobacco spit ou tho
streets. This wrinkle Is a good thine
for the bootmakers too, A shabby pair
of gaiters or balmorals Is discarded at
once. As wo often quoted, " It's an ill
wind that doesn't blow good to souto-body."
Litti.h Gkkat Mkn. Napoleon tho
Great, wearing hlgh-heolrd boots stood
besides tho picture of Alexander by thu
painter David, and, taking out Ids
snuff-box with apparent satisfaction,
said, "Ah! Alexander was shorter than
lam!" It Is curious how many gn-.it
men havo been short men; the reason
probably Is, that where so llttlo matter
is wasted ou tho legs, there Is more to
put Into tlio bruin.
A YiiUNtl siam, laboring over thu
gradual KiiiToai'liments of woman-kind
ou nia-cullim territory lu tho matter of
dress, breaks into a rmg at follows;
"ru.y luAutir euil-sil llrsl w. lurdly iul."4
'.iu ;
At. I then they upedour dickey and rrav-itt
limy .int. our .jogs-wit only luught-tl aud kiss
'.ui;
tkiubuldeu. 1 Iheuthoy .tot. our very but..
Until by .low and sure degtee., I he. ullchc,
taken ull our is.au, hut., boot, und
bi- vch.s.
A Mil. t.NlMKof sixty-eight married
his fourth wife about a year ago, unit
now presents his thlrty-tlrst child for
tlliptblll.
- Canada litis u young lady of 23, who
is boveu feet seven inches tall, apd
wel(hs t!70 pound.
Kioim.KN Inches of snow now cov
er tlio kiiuunlt of Mount Washington,
N. It.