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H. WALM3U, , '
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
on.'OOVcrlst.N.monain.uik. """"na"ur' Vi
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O ill J J lo S it's ll'ulldlng.
l)i.ooiinuiu), PA,
LL LL. l
p It. niTOK.VI.riW,
' AT l'O R N Ii Y-AT-L AW.
Wiovtsntiitn, Pa.
o.llco over 1st National Hank. ...
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JU5nOE OP THE PEACE.
IlMIOMSBUWI, l'A.
nniio our Moj-cr llros. Driift store.
tr-
p W.MILLKB,
ATTOItNKY.AT-LAW
omjo In.firbtf er's buliainj.sccoiid noo'r.room No. 1
Uloomsburir, i'a.
ry PRANK ZARR,
JATTOItNEY-AT-LAW.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Offlco cornor of Centre and Main Strocts. Clark j
Uulldlng.
Can bo consulted In German.
4-
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EO. E. eiayell; ? '
ATTOR!NEY-AT-IiAW.
Nw CoiouBliH BBtLDiKO. UlooihsbnrB, ra.
Member ot tho Dnltod States Law'Assoclatlon.
ijolloctlons mado In any part ot America or Eu
rope
1
pAUL E. WIRT,
Attornoy-at-Law.
onieo In CotostniAM boildino, Itoom No. J, second
Uoor.
BLOOMSBURG PA.
B. KNOKR.
L. S.WIKTR8TI1N.
KNORR & WINTERSTEENj
Attdi'noys-at-Law.
fim.tn i,. iai uniinnni rtani? htilldlntp. second lloor.
nrst door to the left. Corner ot Main and Market
atroots isioomsouri;, ra.
tSf 'Penfiom and Bounties Collected.
J II, MAIZE,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
omco In Maize's bulldlnj, over IHUmeycr's grocery.
May 40, '31.
Q 11; HROOICWAY,
Attorney-at-Law,
ALSO
NOTARY! PUBLIC.
i i.i
OlUco In Ills building opposite Court House,
3tul lloor, Uloomsburg, l'iv. upr 111 'S3
JOHN C. YOCUM,
Attorney-at-Lawi
CATAWISSA, l'A.
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Member ot tho American ' Attorneys' Associa
tion. . .
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A K. 03WALD,
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RIIAWN & ROBINS,
AT f 0 1 1 N K YS - AT-L AW.
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omce, cornotot Third and Main titreets. .
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Attornoy-iUL:iw, Berwick. Pa.
C-u bu Consulted in German.
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14 nAHITT.TCV A ttnvnnv.nl. 1
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5
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it .iliuu, north sldo Main stroot.bclow Mr!cet
A
ti. PIttT5, AtnrnBT-at Lujv. Ofliu"
, in uii.omiiun uuildiner.
p M. DRINKER, GUN & LOCKSMITH
eviiid Mistime and Michlneryof alt kinds re
airod. OfMKi ilousv llulldlnir, Uloomsburg, Pa.-
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It. J. C. BUTTER,
PHYSICIAN 8UiOE6NV '
oraec Nortli Markot strt?t",
liloomsburt,, Pu
pa
btroet.
mi. M. REBEB, Surtteon and
hyslclau, onico corner of Uock una Market
f !lt. KVANBrM. DJriirseoTi and
1 1 , l'hyslcun, (uaico and KoslJen'cu on Third
stroet.l
It HOUSE,
DENTIST,
Ui.ooM9iii)itn, Coi.UMiiiA County," Pa.
All styles ot work done In a superior manner, work
warranted as represented. Tistii Kxtkact
id without l'i in by the use ot (las, and
free of charge when arttnclal teeth
aro Inserted,
onico oyor Illoomaburg liasklner Company, r
7o be open (afl all hourt during thtHlai
Nov,s.ly 1
piBE INSURANCE.
CIlltlSTIAN P. KNAiT, HLOOMSIIUIIO.I'A.
1 10 Mil, 01' N. Y.
MHItUllANW, 01' NKWA1IK, N. J.
CLINTON, N. Y.
l'KOl'LKS' N. Y.
11KAD1NU, l'A.
Theso old coni'oiuTioNs nro well reasoned by '
Roundnuu TisruuuiKl havu never yet had a
loan settled by uuy court of law, Tliclr a'ts aro
ull Invested In bolio skcuiutiss nro mbto to tho
hazard of i iiik only,
lxist.es I'KouiTLv and iioiiestly adjusted and
paid as boon as determined by christian r.
KNAI'l', Sl'ICIAL AOKNTANUAOJVSTimllLOOllSUl'tlU,
'Ihopeoploof Tolumbla county biionld patron,
zo the uu'eney whero losses It any aro settled and
Piald by one of their own cllUens,
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THE
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LATEST
AND
1
WILL Pipe,
Ave Offered
LOWEST' FQSSlBliE lElATES,
BY
G. A. ' Buckingham,
jMAltKET ST.,
' Berwick, Pa.
April S5-3m
.. L L IEW, III
Medical Superintendent of the Sanitarium.
Invalid's1 Home;
Bioomsburg, Pa.,
Devotes special attention to Epilepsy,
Kcrcus, Affections, and Siseases of Women.
Patients received nt the Sanitarium on.
reasonable terms for board and treatment.
P. S. No charge for first consultation,
npr 27. '83
Bt F SHARPLESS'
Near L & B Dopst, Blooracburg Pa.
Manufacturer of First class ranges In
different styles, cook stoves, parlor stoves
and stoves for beating stores.scbool houses,
churches itc. Largo stock of tlnwnre ana
stove, repairs, such as grates, firebrick, lids,
centres
CALL AUD SECUfifi BARGAINS.
Oct 20 tf
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BY MAIL POST-PAID.
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middle-aged and old. It contains lii prescriptions
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which Is Invaluable. So found by t lie Author, whoso
experience f or S3 years Is such as probably never
before fell to tho lot of any physician. 300 pages,
bound In beautiful French muslin, embossed
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sample 6 cents. Send now. Gold medal awarded
the author by tho National Medical Association, to
the omcers ot which he refers.
Tho science or Ufo Should be read by tho younrf
tor instruction, and by the attllcted for relief. It
will beneilt nil liomlon Lancet.
TheroU no member ot .society to .whom Tho
Science of Lirn'wlli not bo useful, whether youth,
parent, guai'dlar Instructor or clergyman. .lr
yurutut. Address tho l'eabody Medical Institute, or Dr
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Who mar bo consulted on nil diseases requiring
skill and experience. Chronlo and obatlnato diseas
es and that nave bunted the i i n i I skill ot
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suchtn'ntedsucces5tulfiri wyni 1 ly
without an lnstanceot J.J.L 1 OPiljl. fall
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June S7.4 w d
B.
P. HART.MAN
nSPl'.E32MS T1IK I'Ol.LOWINQ
AMEBICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES
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Vrankltn, t " .
Pennsylvania,' " "
York, of Pennsylvania.
Hanover, ot N. Y.
ouuens, ot Ixindon,
North llrlllsh, ot London,
untce on Mtrkut street, No. s, Uloomsburg.
oot. S4, 9-ly
T71HEAS BBOWN'S
INSURANCE
I1 AUKNUY. Mover's new building. Main
streot, Uloomsburg, I'a.
Assets.
.litna insurance Co., of llartford, conn, l,0T8,aw
Itoyal ot Liverpool 13.5DO,oiki
Uncashlro lo.ooo.oos
Flro Association, Philadelphia 4.105,710
Phoinlx.of London T. B.Sdfl.Slt
1iiidon & Lancashire, ot England.. , l,Tiw,970
llartford ot llartford , 3,2T3,o;u
SprlugUeld Flro and .Marino. . ,- a,0ii,5iu
Ah the agencies aro direct, policies aro written
for tho Insured without any delay In tho
omco at Uloomsburg. Oct, 'ii, 'Sl-t
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL
-:o.-
The undersigned having put ills Planing Mil
on Hallroad Street, in nrst-ciass condition, Is pre
pared to do all kinds ot work In his line,
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BUNDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
furnisned at reasonabloprlcea. All lumber used
Is well seasoned and none but skilled workmen
are employed,
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application. Plans and specinca
uuuo prupureu uy an uxpvrienccu uruuumuinuu
CIl.ini.U8 KRIIfi,
ItlooniHburer, I'a
T
iirnnnni rrr nntirr i..un.afMi
iitbumrLc, 1 1 nuinc.io,iili.u..v.i4i
Itguk, Ntw edition. Nw birdingi.-Nw HlutiaUin
tivax a (letlttt, bui'trUy t'ottomiL. bnn low trlct.
AJtuIe4 tu ill tU.tci. belli kliilit, Afeuti illutf Uif
or. LxCULLliNT fBMMi, Tl UaJtwWfkt pffclccttt
ever litucU, Aily now.
UUAULKY. (iAKHtttttuN Si CO., fl N'urlhlth St. I'lillid:!
KNOW THYSELF..
& Qreai Msdicil Workon Manhood.
CLOTHING!
CLOTHING!
AT'
.as
Tim ARTIST
AND
Wlio nlways given you tliO InteBt
HtylM, ntki Cuts your clothing to fit
yott. Having bad tho experience, lor a
niliiilier oi ytiitrn in tlie Tailoring liusi
ncB.i, lias learned what material will
L'ivo his utiritomei'S the best Hatisfaction
lor wear and style and will try to
please all who give him a call. Also
on hand
Gents' Furnishing Goods
01' ALL llESCIlirTIOXS.
HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS
Always ot the latest styles. Cull nnd ex
amine bis stock before piircliaslup; elso-
wnorc.
Corner Slain ifc Market .Sin.
Ar.m;sMy
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES.
OP CAST CR WROUGHT IRON.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
and
Public Grounds.
The following shows tho Picket Oothle, one ot
tho several beautiful stjlesot l'ence manufactured
by tho unuersisneu.
rorlleautvnnd Durability titer nrounsurpnss
ed. Set up by experienced hands and warranted
to give saiisraciiuu.
Prices and specimens of other do
signs sent to any address.
Address
& hl mmm..
BLOOMSBURG PA.
May 4-tr
NEW BUGGIES!!
CARRIAGE SHOP,
BERWICK, PENN'A.
FHOM 33.00 TO 123.00. 29
MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP
STRICTLYJFIRST-CLASS.
May 2-Hn
aoakcv or
WILKY&llUSSKI.L'H
LABOH SlVINd TOOLS
MACHINERY.
Heail Qaurters for
Iron, bUfl.llontf shoes
Nails nnd Wagon
Makers' nnd llinck
Rinlths' Supplies.
Israel liltteubender,
storo Warcrooms
l?8 1'ranklln Ave., also
warcrooms 111 Frank,
lln Ave., and US Gen
tro street.
SORANTON PA.
may 23 ly
E. B. 8R0WER,
fPIvUMBlNG,)
GAS FITTING & STEAM HKATING.
DliALEIl
STOVES &TINWARE.
All kinds of work in Shoot Iron, Roof
iug and Spouting promptly
nttended to.
J P-Strlct attontlon given to heating by steam.
porner of Main & East Sts.,
. Bloomsburg, Pa.
M, C, SLOAN & BRO.,
HLOOMSKUUQ, PA.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES BUDDIES,' PHAETONS.
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAQONS, &C
Klrat-clasa work always on ti&nd,
lUiPAUUNQ NEA TL YDONli.
Prices reduced lo tuil the timet.
I merciianttailorJ
Bloomsburg, Pa.
$ ,950
IN CASH
GIVEN AWAY
rr.at.a.
No. At. IS
mtfio
$400
$350
WJOO
rS27
V'JSGO
.$225
200
155175
!5I50
tj?125
100
$00
80
W70
$00
$50
J?4()
$20
$10
March
Hmnkeni ot nUckmll'i Ocnnlns
Bull Snrhim Smoking Tobacco will
rcoclvo Premiums s foUows on
tormond condltloni beropoclnodi
1st PRipw. $5,000
2d S2,000
3d " $1,000
tia other rremlnmiiuhertkhown.
The St proniluma will bo awarded
December 1. 1881 lot prelum
rocs to tho ttmon fromwhomworo.
relrettaelinroirtnamberofonremrlr
tobiw-obw.j'rl J).15. 'JilwiU
lw irlvcn for tho next hrvest nunTbcr
nd thu. In tho order of tho namber
ot empty bir reedTcd from etch,
to tho tweo.tr.flre ruoreMful con.
to.tantii. Etch bur muat beArxur
orUrlnAl Dull Durlilm libel. U. 8.
ltevenuo nttnip, and OuUon Notice,
libra mutt Iw done up Mcnrely In
raeiAire, with nime and AddreM ot
(coder. nd nnmbrt of bwrs conUln
od, pUlnly mred on the ontiidn,
and mint Rent, charpefl nrerald. to
Hlnrknrll'ii Durlinm Tobnrro
t'o.,DuniHM. N. C. Every rcnolne
packaire hM picture of DiUL
Boo oar next annoancemosi
1-tt
Health andHappiness.
22? DO AS OTHERS'
y&?lAf HAVE DONE.
j Aro your Kidnuys difeordorod?
i Kl Jimr vi t liiuglit mo froia my tirava n.H
-.., "i i. I l il'Ml ik I'll Kirt'Il Uli IIT I i U'il UOCKTl. m
H IKtlvit," M. W. D0Tfur, llcchanlc, lolila, Hleli.
j . Aro your norvos wenk?
II iTlfV "(Vi)rt it-iir-ml (Hit from ti.rrn wi nbriKiiH
U p.,ntt r wj not it'tfti tn Htc,"- Mr. M. M. U.
M Uovdwin, 111. Mrttttun Monitor CMcl&atJ.U.
iavo you iingafs Diseasti7
, "KJ.ineT oit pitn-U 1110 cu my ater noiuat
Ilk cliMt aiui llu'ii UkA blmul'
Sufforincr from Diabetes?
"Ifltlnv.WnrtHtiifliTKitit nnrco-(fiil Mtrinrif 1 Imvri If
JcviT u km U Olvw Rlmot imniftiilato ri'Ilef." .
ur.iniuipj.iuitos.aioDKbn. vert
Havo you Livor Complaint?
K!tlrT.'YVirt (iirpi rfin li( rhrutJi Uf it DI-rrAuL'!
j ntiiry Ward, bio Cd. C9(hKat.0uan1,N.Y.
t Is your Back lamo and aching?
. "JUOimyVort, U bittk tmnl luO Dtitli 1 uoiio
ll JUL' I hflll til lOll Ol.t Of
C, JI. Talhiiusc, Mltwaukmi Wit.'
'H'Avo you Kidney Disoasb?
":vJ.Jicy-T ort Madd in4 unuii.t in llrcr alul kMm n
ift-r )oim nt uiihucf) tt-ful ('twti.rlnpr. ll woith.
Are you Constipated? ;
"Kl.Imjr-Wart cuuw cxvi-TaruatlAh and trurt-J
mo afttr 16 jcura iu of othT nifdiinitin." . . i
NJ'OH KalrcliilJ, St. Albaf.-, t.
Havo you Malaria?.
"ivMnpyW'urt lint Jono butter than any otlivr
vomtUy f havo tvr u! In my iretkp.H
Ui. IE. K, CaJU-k.yuuUiikrv, Vt.
Aro you iiinouar
1 '.!. t,iAAt.,i Ur? ..... (linn .,rtw
J1 other rciaody I Imro ever tAlm."
Ii Aliu J.T. Oallay, CU FlatOrciron.
Aro you tormented with Piles?
'Kiliicy-Vort jtrnnanrnttn t v.( itio ot hleodinff
j-iloa, Ur. W.(J, Kliiio rn'titiinicuhil lr tome,"
Aro you Rheumatism racked?
K:ilni-y-V,"ort cunu me. afttr wan tchtn up tu
die by hhrstclunH nnd I tnI milTi nil tlilrt ytnt ."
UbrM jo Malcolm, Wi t lUtli, ilutno.
Ladies, nro you suffering?
"KMtii-y-Wort ciut-d mo tx.ct.llnr trvUklot ot
K'teralTiarsitamlhu'. Many fm'iidni!Ff aim) pml-u
It." Sir. II. Lninori-aux, Isle La UitU, f.
K you would Banish Diseaso
i and gain Health, Tako
iaSaussjisi
ANSER. j
The Ulood cue
Spring Without Blossoms.
LATE IN LIKK TO LOOK VOH .10V YKT XV.Y
Kit TOO LATH TO ML.MU.
Headers of nawthorneM "House of Seven Oa.
bios" will recall tho pathos with which poor Clif
ford Pyncheon, who had been unjustly Imprison
ed slnco his early manhood, said, after his re
lease, s "My llfo Is gone, and whero Is my happi
ness 1 Oh I glvo mo my happiness." liut that
could be dono only In part, as gleams of warm
sunshlno occasionally tall across tho gloom of a
New Lngland autumn day.
In a letter to Messrs. IlLscox & Co., Mr. U II.
Titus, ot Pennington, N. J., says : "I have suffer
ed untold misery from childhood from chronic dis
ease of tho bowels and dlarrhaja, accompanied by
great pain. I sought relief at the hands ot physi
cians ot every school and used every patent and
domestic remedy tinder tho sun. I have at last
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preventive and cure. As your Invaluable medl
clno, which did for mo what nothing el' could do,
Is entitled to the credit of my getting back my
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Mr. iX. H. Wells, who needs no Introduction to tho
eoplo of Jersey city, adds: "Tho testimonial of
Mr. Titus Is genuine and voluntary! only ho (loos
not adequately portray tho suffering he has en
dured for many years. Ho H my brother-in-law,
and I know tho caso well. Ho Is now perfectly
free from his old troubles Rnd enjoys health and
life, oscrlbluif It all to PAltKKU'S TONIC.
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for tho working class. Send 10 cents for
pontage, nnd we will mall you free, a royal
valuable box of sample goods that will ,uut
vou In tho way of maklnir mora money lu a
few days than you ever thought possible at auy
business. Capital not reonlred.1 Wo will start
3 ou. Von can work all tho lime or In sparo tlmo
only. Tho work Is universally adapted to both
sexes, young and old. You can easily cam from
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muy wsi, me uusiness, wo maice mis unparanea
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t to pay for tho trouble of writing us. l'ull parti
culars, directions, etc., sent free. Fortunes will bo
madobythoso who glvo their wholo ttmo to tho
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YOU CANNOT OUT "WELL AT HOMK.
Fairvisw Institute,
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A GOOD PLACE FOR THE SICK.
The houso Is sDeclally Utted un for the comfort
of luvnllds whodfelrea pleasant uud Chrlsllau
home. Stands on high ground with plenty of
huaae. rereuuui aiieunuu given vu mury paiieiu.
lUer.trleltv and (lalvunlsm In their different moilt.
ligations a speciality, prof. Mills has given many
years ot study and practice to tbts branch, and
hundreds will testify to his sktlL
(send tor circular, suiting what paper you saw
tUlSln. I'ltOR HliNllY .MILLS,
.Mrs. iiuw. nir.uii .mii.i,
Lock llox 97.
Kept. 7 ta-iy.
lilngnamton, N. V
Continued rcn last ueelc.)
flow Waich Cases are Made.
In Luvlpg a silver watch caso great cars
should bo taken to sccuro ono that is solid
silver throughout. The cap of most cheap
silver casts is made of n composition known
ns nlhata, which Is a very poor substitute)
fortilvcr, as it turns black in a short tlhie.
The backs of such cases aro mado much
thinner than thoso of nn all silver case,
being robbed in order to make tho cap
thicker and get In as much as possible of
tho cheap metal, Another important point
inivsllvercoso Is tho joints or hinges, which
tliould be made of gold, Tlao.o ef moit
tli cup cases are made of silver, which is
not a stiitablo metal for that purpose. In
a brief period it warps, bends and spreads
npait, allowing '(ho1 backs to becomo looso
uiion the caso and admitting tho dust and
dirt that accnmmulata in tho pocket. Tho
Kcyttouo Silver Watch Cases aroonly mado
with silver tups and gold joints.
. ,8''.Lnp,iMo..Fb.l7,18S3.
Id our wne and vanad txDnrutaoalo hamlllng w.tcti.i,
wt cahoot but auktiupl.dc.and f tvfiourta.UiDoar that
tl K.'j.kiu. Klia hji.r VVaUh tla.M an Ilia but
mail, taour knu.Udaa, llaviQg Dnaold.rma IU.I rH
niala honingenfoa., harjtr and .(.. thaulUvy viuuld
til wtfrb they Iwalud (or auldarliur, ana havo luor.
riaUtiur iiuwor aA.ln.t preiMUfi. than any cith.r eaao.
lu tU uiaikiu Maimou 1 Jicciiuj Jtwiuii Uu,
a., j i .i .Lb. i. w.i. v r... r.it.riM, r"'-
iilikl.,l'b,rwrK..il..M. llliu(rat.4 ranpAUl a.laiw
Jiuuc. S...' u4 k,;.U. Ualtb lim art aikit. o
E
SELOTSTOIIY,
A FAVOR OF FORTUNE.
Jason I fall, a quaint, old, castclla.
tul HtriiuliirC ol Ur! timu of Queen
Kli.dheth, fUimled upon the const of
Kex and overlooking thu English
Channi'l, wni the Bent of Admiral Sir
Thonus Slroiit, a rnili;li, roblist old
BiilWli Hailnr, who llouririlied ilniiiij;
the latter paitof the last and the lir
ginning of thu presoiit centuries. Oiig.
iniilly i ho place had been called an ab
bey. The Adnilral had given it iu
present name in honor of tho old Jason
IrijLjato, on board whiuli ho hail served
114 post caifaiu when it wait the Hag
ship uf Etigland'n Haildr-ICitig, William
IV., then Admiral, and Duke of Clar
ence. In 1832, the lime of which vu write,
Sir 'I'lionm', thrown old and battered in
tho Mtrvicc, hail been honorably retired
upon full pay. lie was never so hap
py as when no could induce old ship
mates to share his hospitality.
, Admirals of tho Hod, tho Whito or
the Hliio were all gladly entertained by
Sir Thomas, Post captains were al
ways wclconle j oven a colilniander, if
his war record was good, might find
favor in his sight. liut lower than
that lie did not go. In fact, ho was
lan aristocrat of tho first water the
'very saltest of the salt: and ho would
sooner havd admitted to social' equality
tho boatswains and tho gunners of the
old school than to havu admitted a
lieiitonaut of the now.
Tho 6nly near relative which tho old
dmiral had! was' 'a granddaughter,
whom ho catuo very near to worship
ping. His wife had died when quite
young, leaving only ono child, a Dean
titul girl, wno tho proud lather was
wont to dcclaro was tho handsomest
and tho best and the most intolli trent
tni'l in tho kipinlom.
She, rather lato in lite her lather
having kept tho general run of lovers
'nt a dtstanoti. bocanio tho wife of an
dinrl, but tho Earl was so poor that
,whcn ho died, only live years alter Ins
inarringe, lie did not leavo behind him
tho wherewith to pay his debts, tho ro
hult being that Lady Irene, the Admi-
al s daughter, camo homo to lior lath'
.er, bringing with her an infant datigli
tor Mio littlo l.adv l!.meline.'
At tho timo of tho openiug of our
story &ir I homas daughter had been
dead several years, and thu Lady Era-
eiino had crown to a bcautitul maiden
bf 19, with a character that lacked
nothing to mako it lovely and lovable.
And she had a lover a youngr lieuten
ant of tho Royal Navy named George
Ay ling. Ho had come fust to Jason
Hall, having been sent with a passage
io tho old Admiral by tho Board of
Admiralty. On that occasion had to
remain all night, and Sir Thomas had
detailed Lady Emelinu to entertain
him. lie was a brave, loyal, true-
hearted man, 2d years of age, tall and
strong and handsome, so handsome
and so genial and so puru-niiuded that
his beautiful young hostess fell in love
yvith lum during that lust visit.
He was attached to tho naval de
partment at Whitehall, beititi on the
itaff of one of tho lord commissioners.
His father was only a merchant, but
ono of the most wealthy in London. In
fact, few men had more inlliteuco at
court than had tho elder Aylins, ho
having been a life-long friend and
devoted helper of the present King,
and ho never obtruded himself. The
only favor he had over asked had been
tn behalf of his son.
Lieutenant Ayling had fallen des
perately in lovo with Lady Emeline,
and at lent'tli ho told her of it, and
ho told her so heartily and so ardently
and so lovingly that she could not keep
oacK her own contessioti, but said
'Oh, George 1 my lovo ! my heart is
an vour own now.
But when he talked of speaking
with nor grandfather sho trembled
She knew tho old Admiral's whims
and inconsistencies, and sho feared ho
would oniioso their union.
'iortuno tavors tho brave, said
George, laughingly. "Faint heart
never won fair lady. I shall beard the
tiger in his den. hurely he cannot eat
me."
And, on a certain afternoon, when
tho lieutenant had brought down
packet from tho naval ollice, and had
seen nnd spoken with his darling, ho
approached tho old Admiral in his
sanctum sanctorum and told of his lovo
for tho beautiful Emelino, and boldly
asked the veteran tor her hand.
What a shock wa9 that for fliu
British Admiral ! At first ho could
not credit-tho: evidence of his senses
It could "tuft bo possiblo that ho had
h'eardfariglit. And thu ardent lover
stated his case a second time stated
it' so there could be no mistake. And
then thu wrathful torront.bnrst forth
What 1 A 1'toutonant 1 Son of
Loudon merchant 1 A mere nobody 1
: strippling, who had never smelt
ppwder! Who had ncvor'seeu a fleet
plit in lino of battle 1, Marry with his
granddaughter tho daughter of an
rarl ifAnd so ho went on to tho closo
and the olQso was tins : "Get out o
piy house;? sir I Grt out; sir 1. And
.ikt.l, .TaiV .In.. I 'v ennll. ...tit. lw. T n.l..
IJinolino ag.iin I Vou! You! You I
njarry with tho granddaughter and
heiresa'of Admiral Sir Thoinas' Stroutl
By heave'nb, if sho should do1 suohia
thing as listen'to your talo of love, I
would would I don t know what I
should do ; but, if sho should marry
with you, I'd cast her olt on tho iu
stantl. Now, gol I think you havo
your'answer r
.The 'young and gentlemahly Lieu
tenant was thunderstruck utterly nS'
tounded. Re gazed upon tho foaming
old tiger as ho might havo gazed upon
a noiiiu oca isianuer gone man.
"Well, sir, d'you hear mo t Why
aout you move 7 What aro you
waning hero tor 7 1 don t think
you'vo got any moro to say J" bluatorcd
tho iralo Admiral, wlulo the oxtraordl
iiarv rusli of blood to tho head gave to
his rough and puffy faco n color purely
crimson,
"Only this, my dear sir, for the
prpsent," returned Ayliug, mildly and
mpdestly, and bowmg politely. "I
would liko to know, sir, through Vou,
if tho specimen of speech and behavior
which I have just witnessed may bo
taken as a lair sample ot the nio and
intercourse of tho quarter-deck iu1 tho
hUtorio and heroio days of His Majes
ty'a royal navy t'1
Having thus spoken ho bowed agai
vury low And then turned to leave tho
room, passing put uuder a torrent of
' abuse.
On tho road pinjiza George met tho
i.ady JuiU'ltno. wiicn biio saw hlH I
faco she caught him eagerly by thu
arm and asked what had happened.'
Hu told her as nearly as ho thought
proper.
"Oh, Uoorge, dour heart, 1
feared It
I feared it! 1 havo been in h feVci'
f anxiety nil tho timo you havo been'
gone. What shall wo do alas l
hatt
Never surrender, my own tb'ar
promised onel Let us consider. Wo
will take timo. I have friends in Lon'
don who will gladly help us. At all
ovents, we won i give up uie snip iiiat1
et,
Her lovers strength and heartiness,
if,
id
nd
is commence in right nnd justice, nn
is masterful manner of stiecch nm
purpose, soon brought tho sorrowful
maiden iato a more IioDoful state, so
iat when ho left her ho left smile" l
. . . '- . . i
upon her face.
lhe lieutenant, sineo his interview
ith Sir Thomas, had resolved to re-
turn at onco to London. lhe stago
coach from Shoreham to Chichester
would pass shortly, and tho nearest
way from tho Hall to tho highway wa4
through tho great- park. Ho" had
struck into t!io well-beaten pathi and
hail gained, perhaps, half tho distance
when he was brought to a stiddon stop
a scene tlirtt commanded at onco
us earnest sympathy.
aii elderly gentleman, who had evi-
lently been on his way to the Hall,
had been attacked by a savage stag
that broko looso from tho deer park.
vling well know tho nature nnd dis
position of tho animal, as ho had onco
radabuuti with him on his own ao
count. Ho was ono of tho largest of
lis class : literally, "a monarch of tho
glun," which had been sent to tho lord
f tho manor from the highlands of
Scotland. His widely-branching an-
tiers were of enormous size,' and the
man who should once get fairly caught
thereon might calculate upon a speedy
exit lrom tins sublunary sphoro.
iho individual attacked was certain
more than tiireo score ' porliaps
nearer to three-score and ten habited
in a sort of undress, freo-and-oasy na
val -uniform ; naturally, one would
jndge, a pleasant-faced old man ; bat
just at present so :oxccssivoly frighten-
ni uiiu iimi-Ks 01 ciiuruoior uiiguvgu
for nothing.
When our hero first discovered him I
. s-
he had dodercd behind a larirc oak tree,
.while tho stag sto6d ready for a charge
.! J . I
oil 1110 OIIIIOSIIO Siae.
Ayling saw in an instant that when
tho stag shdtild makfe another onset it
wnuld bo next to impossible for his
victim to eseapo ; and if the infuriated
bea9t once reached him what could
save him 1
iho brave youth hesitated only long
enough to fully grasp the situation.
Ho had great confidence in his own
physical strength, and he believed ho
could throw tho animal from his leet.
jl uu uvkiiis nu wuuiu not sou u uu-
fenceless old man killed before his face
whilo he had
stretigtn and sense to
make an effort. He took a critical
view of every point, and then, with a
hound nnd a yell, iio leaped forward.
Exactly how he did it he never
could tell, lie caught tho branching
nutlcrs, nt the samo tune striking with
heavy lorco against tho stags shout
dors ; then, witli all his strength, twist
ng tho head backward and drawing it
towards him, while ho slruck his foot
with a solid kick against the leg near
st to him,
Tho effort was successful. He
firoitght the stag down upon his' side,
riving his noso into the gravel and
piessiug his knees upon tho neck and
shoulder. Thou lie shouted to the old
gentleman to run. There was a gate
lot ten rods away, which be could eas
i, -
ily reach
"Kun tor tho gato and 1 will fol
low," was his command, and when he
had almost reached it the lieutenant
sprang to his feet and sped after him,
and boforo tho demoralized beast could
recover his senses botli the men wero
safe,
"Well, vonng man, you havo saved
my lite. Won't you think sol '
"1 certainly think, sir, that I saved
you from a great danger.
"Ay, you saved ray life.
Who ate
you t"
Ayliug was well satistied that tlte
old gentleman was nothing less than a
retired admiral and ho respected him
accordingly,
"I am George Avling, sir, a lieuteiH
ant in His Majesty's navy.
Are you the sou of Arthur Ayling,
tho Loudon merchant 7''
"I am sir his only son.''
"Ay : I remember j I gave a word
for him to tho A,liniiltv when lm wn
seeking to get a place in tho navy for
his boy. Iteally, lam glad that i
have met you. And now, what ard
you doing heroY"
It struck the vouth that if this man
lin.l inllnpiinn wna ni.il,,, tn,
t)mo a friend of Sir Thomas, ho, might
jiossibly help litin s6, in a very deli
cate and uioilcst manner, ho told tho
wholo story told of his lovo for the
Lady Emeline of her love for lum, of
his lato interview with'Sir Thomas, and
ot tho result.
Tho did man laughed outright.
"Oh, the, old sea dog 1 What a grow
hois! But, young tnau, do you
c)iq with mo. By St. Georgo,l I
will give old Tom a piece of my mind.
Come along I won't let him eat yon,'1
tvyling Hesitated but tor a little
tune. His aged friend seemed so con
fident, and was so pleasant, eager, jo
vial, that ho quickly gave in, and turn-
cd back wttti him towards the Hall.
They had reached the broad gravel-
en driveway in trout ot the mansion
n driveway in trout ot the
when thoy discovered tho Lady ElllO-
lipo herself upon tho piazza, sitting
With her head boilt upon hor hand, llko
0110 disconsolate.
"Hold on,1' said tllO Old man I "Jo
JUii inu Ku uu iu mivuiieu unn speun
n Word with tho lady before you como
up. And without further remark ho
tfd ou
Ayling tuw him ascend the piazza i
saw timeline Btart qutekly to her feet
with an exclamation of Burpriso saw
unit miu in:i iiunu unit iuisu it to ms
lipsj nnd thou ho spoke. Presently
the beautiful faco
was transfigured.
uiiu ino near gin ciappcu ner lands
1 .1 . I .11 11
witli a cry of
joy. i no eager lovor
iloiild tarry no longer. Ho hastened
forward, and as he loined them, and
once more took his darling's hand, thu
goon old man uauu tiiom loilow him,
and, as he thus commanded, lie turned
and strode on in the direction of the
old Admiral s sanctum, tho two lovers,
hand - in hand, following eosq behind.
Having art ivpd at the sanctum or
tho "Growler. ' as it wn eommonlv
calleil - - thcy found Sir Thomas then)
alone, with it pipe in liii mouth, nnd n
decAnter nnd i.'hiss at Iih nlbow.
.. J . . . I I
Uo saw trip intruder, nnd win upon
his feet in ml Instant, his ninn drniiin.il
and broken, nnd his red f.im tin. id,,,
ttno of aitonishuieiili
"What I Sim! u mv old lviw .lr,
not declovo inc. this is n nroiid ntul
liatuiv inoment I" I
Hold on, Tom, 1 am not lo bo
' i
welcomed utiles you can welcome ono
ot tho best nnd dearest friends I iavo
in tho world. And here hu is Lieu-
tetiant Ayliug. I propqso to mako hint
a post captain as soon as possible, Say,
old shipmate, shall we bo welcomo to-
getherT
Avlimr. as miiTht lm Biiin,rni.i1. uluui
- j o? a- ..... , - - ii.
ie thus d scovured that L wai his Kim.
whom he had rescued Irom mortal peril,
was doenlv nnd iinwoifullv nffm-tnil.
but his souses did not leave him.
Ho saw thu nk mhln Rltimtinn nf Sir
Thomas, and. in tho iroodness nf bin I
heart, ho moved oukklv forward to his
relief.
'-Sir Thomas." hu said, extendinc his
'hand, "let us furcntthn nasL."
"But- don't forget mo 1" cried tho
Kinf. i.ik mdv.
"Nn ilnn irpr nf i1mt.M rnannmlpil 1
Ayliug, heartily, and with deep, truo
leclmg. "When a Untisli seaman
forgets Eugland's gallant sail-or-
King we may look for chaon como
nrfnin I"
'W,. H.iid 1 Vnn . am ritdii. mv trm..
C3 . I
heartod boy j1' exclaimed tho old Ad,
ltnir.il nlainlv w u-nv nf iwtilinir him.
snlf rlivht. with liia anvuniirni. nml hu
i.r.isnfid the voutli'n niirjifrntidipd hand
mhn mlilnrf. "Tlmt apmimont dnnn vnu
crndit. mv imv . and lli Maieatv
(iod bless niid keen him I avouched
for you I should be a, traitor and
grade, indeed, if I could refuso, thus
In nrtnnri tin, hnnil of fr nnilHli in.
AVelcomo ! Welcomo to tho pair of
vn!"
. . . . . . . i
Anil limn ImtMtii tnL-nn lrpnl.li. Itn
lemnndeii "Siro. nrav tell mo. how
in tho world did yoU get hero? JIow
camo you, and weucol"
"Mv dear old Tom. I ran awav from
the tuiraoil of the Court on purpose to
ge a , jay ot blessed rest and recreatioiii
with' vou. I camo in mv coach, and
ln W'nt tl,n ronr,r.itn nf m, tmrlr
v ,M v vn vta k.vw a, jua )
.ii.iir,,. m r.mn,T, r,A ,1,,, onl.luu
L. i,,,., i, ,.niild. whilo took n com.
. - . . ' . . . I
fnrt.i 1 p wnlk .linnnnt.lt vnur tnninstin
0ij 0,ha Hut it camo near being a!
la., vp'alk to nie.rand if it, had not bnpii
fnr nnr ltr.ivn nnili irallnnt Imv hnin
or, 0f Ono of tho very best' friends liea-
Vn nvnt-.ivn nm vnu mirrlir. npvor
Wn snnn William IV. otiF-nr-lnnd nlivn
aain. But I'll toll, you shortly about
t over a nine and a fdass."
Shortly after thisthe two young peo
iQ wer0 sent away to look after the
work of the gardener, the King hail
, our hnro .m lift was tnrninir awnv
"Bv the wav. Liuutenant .ir-'i I don't
like that title. Wo must mako it Can-
tain. Yon have lost the stage couch
for to-day, soyoiiitnay tarry overnight,
it air Thomas can hnd ft bed tor you,
and rule back with me.
And then tho two Shipmates wero
left to themselves to revel in tho scenes
and to fight over again tho br.ttlcs of
tho times ngone.
Wo will only add, belore tho young
Lieutenant left tuo hall he was per
mitted to hold the Lady Emelino by
the hand under tho lavor of a blessed
fortune, for tho old Admiral had smil
ed upon their love and giVen Ills con-
sent to their union.
The Income of the Noted New York Jour
nalist $200,000 a Year.
I learn that Mr. Dann s ineomo trom
the .S'im is not only princely, bnt that
ii is e.tttcutu imij ji im.eij, un in.!, ii.
is exceeueu omy oy mat, ot nir. uen- nor plan m these cases was very much
nn . s,t ...l. i .11 ..fit. . .
netu v lieu iur. aaua iook, iioiu oi
the iSan ho made a contract with 'the
trustees to edit tho paper at a salary" of
5lU,00U a year. Ilo Had then somo
twenty shares in tho paper. Said ho
"Now, if tho profits of tho paper
are
tor-
large I think I ought to have an inter
est 111 them OtltSllltl Ot tllV'Sa arV. ailll 1
proposo that all dividends above twen-
iy-iivo per cent, mum ou uivuieu aim
man nave nan. mo siocKiioiuers,
to whom a 'dividend of twcnty-iivo per
. ... j-.
cent, seemed not only very Inrge, but
very improbable, said : "Whyi of
course, if wo declare any dividends
over livciity-iivo per cent, you shall
have one half. ''Will you make a
contract to inat, ciieui lor ten yea
t ti T rm . t.t...i i ....
....... . .i . . rp .. t ..' l . I
sain jur. xJMiiii. a ue hiuuKooiiei
agreed and tho contracts were maile.
Within two years lhe paper paid
over atlY )cr wu aml for a number
oi yo.ira mis not puiu ie umu eignty.
1,10 ten-year contract expired a year or
tw B d l ww reuoweil, with this
. 'Iptj l"ummB one nau
oi uu uie uiviueiuis over jony per cent.
. live f uii tut wvcu, tin itiyi j viib iiii .
JJana s share last year, Including Ids
salary, was $207,000. JV. 1". Ct
or.
Washington Oapttal,
Pekit.ot Bi'TTEit. Mr, Robert Hall,
an Ohio butter inspector, says that
where butter is properly churned, both
as to time and temperature, it be
comes firm With very littlo working
nnd it is tenacious ; but its most desir-
abio stato is waxy, when it is easily
moulded into any shape, and may lie
drawn out a considerable length with
out breaking. It is then styled gilt
edge. It is only in this stato that but
tor possesses that rich nutty tasto nnd
smell, and shows up a rich golden yel
low color which Imparts so high a do-
gico of plcasuro ju eating t, and which
increases its value manifold. It js not
I nlwiu'M niwiiaarv. wlinh it. smnlla n'wcpt.
to tastu butter in iudmntr it. Tho
Hinnoth unetinus fuel in rubliint. a littlo
I t,ntwppn tin, finirpr nnd Mm, ,1 i'Ynnwa
L. nt nnim its linh nimlitv . ll,n nnttv
nt onco its rich quality
8mcn ami rich aroma lr
dmnll nnd riidi nrnnti iniltii'itn n fiindliit
tastvi and tho bright, golden glistening,
creai,i colored surfaeo. shows hi height
of cleanliness. It may bo necessary at
times to uso a tryer, nr use it until you
becomo nn oxpert in testing bv tutu,
smel and rubbing.,
i
At Point Barrow. Alaska, thu re-
I com v returned Uu led btato oxnei !
- . . . l.. -
tion lound evidence that t in ground is
trozen to a depth ot nearly ano teet.
Below a point a few yards from tho
surface tho temperature never ciaugei?.
from November to ,uuy no living
Ibiug may bu seen on this laud ex
cept tho Inntiit uud his dog, and mi
occasional stray reindeer or white
fox.
A Woman Bandit.
LA RAUAMIIOIIA KILLED, AKTT.lt AN, EX?
TltAOItlUNAKr OAIU'.EK 01' CHIME.
La Carambodaf tho woman brigand,
. . . I I. ,11.
a terror io travelers in hub ivgiiin,
is dead at Inst, with a bullet in her
heart, Her operations extended over
many yeais and wero of tho most daw
nig description. I'orftlong timo the
ailtlioiltius found it very dllhulllt to
trace or oven to explain tho crime,
which sho commiltud, for no one sttsr
peeled that ft wotnon was tho guilty,
person. No two of her robberies were
committed in thoeainomannntr. Some-
... . -
t'ne sho was n passenger and at other
times she was with the bandits, nnd
look part iu tho shooting if thbru was
ban y to bo done. A woman ot somo,
rnorsonnl charm: when appropriately
diessud, sho was n liend iwhon abotiu,
... .' ' .
.hor business of murder nnd pillage)
whom very lew cared lo encounter.
Her nialo assistants were many and do
voted.
Ono of her schemes, it has been
learned, was lo bldo her time in some
lowli until she found one or two men
of means who weM going by tho dilli-
gence to pome distatit point and then
tako passage with them. It is suspect-
ed that on more than ono occasion sue
took tho driver into her conhdence, but
when this could not bo dono she ream-
dy necotveti nun or ijuicuu unn nim u
ibullet. A perfect mistress of tho art
of dissimulation and possessing ft soft
and i isitiiiating manner sho had no
- .
dillicultv. in working herself into the
good grace' 6f travelers who did not
look for n Mexican batulit under her
lattractivo guise. In tins way she eas-
ilv discdvorod who had money and val-
limbics and who had 'riot. If sho found
Pa man who appeared1 to be ot some
conseouence, but who" did not havo
rcno-Luiuch money, she betrayed him into
,the hands of ?ier confederates,
who
dieid Hint lor ft ratlSOtn. It nor Victim
proved to bo well supplied 'with cash
ho U9tiallv mot a violent doatli within
"
IWCIllV-IOlir 1 Olira.
I Leaving a town' before daybreak ii
company1 with two travelers whom Blio
)ad marked for robbery, sho would
b6Vl V accent the customary innocent
httctitipiis at their hands; and perhaps
inouigc 'in n utile eonveiHuiiuu ,u,
thernl An hour later, when 'well on
the iounie v. watching her opportunity.
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him would draw two revolvers, and. be-
fore, they could detect her movement,
t ,t . 1 ul? t. C
lOUCO a OUHCl in 1110 DaCK 01 c.'iuil 01
them. The driver, busy with bis team,
hnd perhhps paid not to bo, too atten-
live' to what waft gOiiig.oii behind him,
Svould not disturb her; With her booty
secure, she would take her own timo
hbottt leaving tho stage, always wait-
fug until a point convenient to the
fastness of some ot her confederates
was' reached.
It' was known that tho highways
Were infested by robbers and it was not
thought strange that an occasional
Inurder was perpetrated, but tiio slim-
anty between several
cases soon at-
racted attention and various exp'eri-
nents led to the discovery that, a wo
nan, operating first on one road and
lion on another, was at tho bottom of
muii ti
Ilium,
ho dri
The plausible stories told by
rivers served to mystify tho offi
cers' moro than anything else, ihey
always nsserted that the highway-
pien had done the work and it inquiry
Was made at ono end of thd route for
lhe woman who started it was always
6iiid that sho arnyed at her destination
inmolested. Tho absence of telegraphs
nd ot any regular means ot cominuni
atiem made it possible to kei'p up this
leceptioij for a long time.
When the woman found that she
was suspected she abandoned this plan
of operation and, remaining with tho
robber baud to which she was attached,
devoted the greater part of her timo to
inu uuuueuon or weattiiy agiicuiiurisis.
no. satiiu as in hei stago robbery en
terprises. lurst winning the conh-
ilencu ot her intended victim nnd get
ting him involved in gome intrigue, sho
would betray him at tho proper time
ihto tho
would s'
hands of her associates, who
pirit him away and preseutly
liiiPli iinrrntintihna t.- hiu r.'lni'ii
While' these were in progress she would
no HUM- setting her net lor a Irish VIC'
um a hundred miles awav.
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La Caramboda's latest exploit was
i nsuccesstiil. blio was, hovering about
t io San Juanico hacienda witii the in
t iition of securing (ho abduction of
Ipbu Clvelo Vasquez or one of his sops,
.. .i. ... u ii . . . . ., a. , . i
wiiun a leuow wno nau long bervuu in
i iiyr
I .1
tram, descried and communicated
i ncr
Becret t6 tl)U autliori
lonties. l.lioy
ii;Ulo elaborate proparatious to capture
l for- cntiro hartv. but. failing in this.
tjiev made sure (if her and soon 'had
acr in irons, uoainig oi inr late, nor
fhllowers determined on a rescti,'. They
jhirsued tho oliicers' for twenty miles,
u ,d ovetiaking them at Uounindad,
.eiied hie at Ollee. Tliu troops re
turned the shots and a lively engage
lrk'tit ensued, iu the course of which
t
irefj of tho bandits, were killed and
io others put to llight. When tho
troops approached their prisoner aftev
the light thev'fouud her dead, presum-
t
ably from' a bullet fired by her own
fiielids. The chains wero lemoved
from her limbs and sho was buried by
the roadside, One of her eaptprs de
scribes her as a beautiful wpmnn, not
more tnau itiirty years qui, wun cienr
complexion and long and abundant
iir, but with a wicked eyo and a
ej-iiel .looking mouth when in repose.
Qtteretaro (Mexico) Letter in A'eio
York tSttn.
llow to Take a Pii.i. People who
find difficulty in getting down a pill,
may Imd n useful hint in the following;
Put thn head In thu no-iitinn thev woub
Id
I if eaiinc and swallowing food 'at th
tho
table that is. tho head inclined for.
- I uvnil. tlin chin nnnr tin, breast and
kepi, it In that ltnsition. If n snmll
I tthrlion nf aalivrt hp nit Imtid. nr a htnnll
quantity of water taken after tho pill
is' put lu tho mouth, it will surprise the
patient and gratify tho doctor, to wit-
ntsj the facility with whipli. It will bo
swallowed. To direct tho patient to
keep Ills oyts on his toes, will help to
i Kvep me iieau in wie proper puMtiyu.
, . ,
I ho laundress of tho House of Re-
! . ..a ... i. i
iresentatlvea has not hnd long nsso
cif.tions with uong
grcssmeiifor nothing.
Sho takes the washing work ou con
tract, nulilcts it at SI a weekj and gets
$200 a mouth profit.
Why is n United Staled Treasury
note like a caterpillar 1 Because it is,
hard to eountofeit. (Count-hei.feot.)