Vle Coltunbikn. caLB)HIlI'OcnTl,T'0'T1, hortb. and co lumdian, consolidated.) I..nnl Weekly errry Friday Mnrnlntt, nl BLOOM9BU110, COLUMBIA CO., To. ATll.M pcryc"- To subscribers out ofthecoun, it tho terms ro strictly In advance. trso paper discontinued except at the option ot the publishers, until all arrearages nro paid, but ion continued credits will not bo irlren. ' All papers sent out of tho stato or to distant post omccs must bo paid for In advance, unless a rcspon Bible person In Columbia county assumes to nay tho subscription duo on domand. JO B PRINTING. ThoJobTrlntlns Department of tho Colchbiak Is very complete It contains tho latest new typo and machinery and Is tho only onico that runs Job rrcs es by power, frlvlnif us the best foci Itles. Es timates furnished on largo Jobs. -s 1 I '. f lur If 'if j.' ' 3, E.EL77SLL, . , . J K 3IT2WBEUDEn,;P5J)1,t6It BLOOM SBTJRG; PA., FRIDAY, JUNfeia, 1885. THE COi'uMBlArf, VOL. 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Jbesa old corporations nro well Ecasonctl by i,eaIi?..m,iTK8TKDitil have nover yet had a losa BCttled by any court ot law. 'i'liclr assets ore au invested in solid secukitiks nit) liable to the fluardot fikk only. Loaaea pbomptly and nomsTLY adjusted and paw as soon as determined by ciihidtun r. fcKirr, SrrCUL A0KNT AND ADJ CBTBR llLOOMSBUHa, The peoplo ot Columbia county should patron m the agency where losses II any are settled and palil by one of ther own eltlze ns. PltOMlTNESH, EQUITY, FA I It BEALINU. JOB WORK NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE Q A L. rot Nursery b iTi;i to ranOhg for thotalo or Nursery fatocK I tncaay empioiiurai guaranteed. Salary aim expenses mm. at once, btntlug a(to. ' iider to this paper.) N Apply CHASE BROTHEBS, npr3-2m Beehester, H. V. KXOHANGli HOTEL, W. R. TDBBS, PROPRIETOR BL00MSBUBO, PA. OFI'OSITKCOUKT nOUSK. Unro and convenient samnlo rooms. Bath room; lint imd cold water, and all modern conveniences for Infants and Children. curca Oolic, ConRtlpatlon, . a . . ... . . r - - k . trecommtndHa..ulWrlortoanyPrcrlptloU 'V,T K'. aid primiU'S di sown to me." JL A. Aacncu, M. D., I reatlon, ' ,, 111 So. Oxford Bt, IJrooklyn, N. Y. I WltEout lajurloiu mcdlcaUon. !ENTAUIINIMIENT An nbsoluto euro for ltUcumntlsm, Sprains, l'niu m tho Back, Hums, Galls, &c. An Instantaneous Paln rcllovlng and lloallnff Komody. Of all tho Biuhllv Dlnccsi in this sub- looiinry ppo.tr Now ork is tlio slghtli- est, tiliil uy llio liul of my Iriuml Uou Tonipkiua I saw nil tlicro was to sco. It will always bo a livin', growiti' con solation lo mo that thar wasn't a tiion key nor none that noted liko 'cm (and plenty thar was which for antics and foolery you couldn't tell from tho fool blooded animal) that I didn't sco by tho help of Hob. What's that 7 Yon say you bet I didn't sec tho Opcry 1 You bet I tlid. What Opcry did I bco t I sco tho Opcry ff thu Bohemian Gal. How did 1 like it T Well. I liked it iirclty toicibic, not out ami out; tlio lac, is they spilt d it by ovcrdoin' tho sinclii' part. You know yourself tho way to spile a thing is lo overdo it, and tliat's jest what they does in the Opcry. They overdoes it. Tho llddlin' and ilium min' is line. Tho actin' is Inautiful, and the rooms is fixed up splendid; but tlio singnr is overdone, lint I am inakiu' a transgression, as tho preach crs say. Yon sec, I went to Now Yotk on ; fiight-seein' expedition. I had made a fine cotton crop, ami my wifo said sho would go and stay at lior mother s with tho baby, and I could co and see tho world; to I went liulit to New York, and 1 saw it. Bob ho stuck to me, nnd ha put too light through. Well, I thought 1 must have ecen everything that was to bo seen, and I was tired,, and could go homo with a clar con science, when Bob come to mo and sez, "La, Jack I I like to let you go homo without sccin' tho best thing in New York." "What's that V bcz I, surprised, not to say discouraged. "Why, it's the Opcry ot tho Bohe mian Gal. I tell you ehe's beautiful, sho is 1'' scz Bob. "Vow look here, Bob Tompkins," scz I, "I'm a married man, and I'm go in' back to my wife able to answer any question bIio may put without shirktn', and I ain't goiu' to eec no gal, however beautiful, be sho Bohemian or bo sho Dutch." Well, Bob at that commenced rollin' round and latighin' nnd scrcechin' liko no had a ht of eomo kind. I sco I had mado a mistake, and I was slightly afraid I had looked green, which, on account of tho Stato of Goorgy, which I was a rcprcsontin', 1 didn't like to do, so I thought round in a rapid way and remembered that I had heard of a op ery cap, and I Bupposcd my error was jest thar, so I said in a stra'.egem way, tryin' to laugh liko Bob did, lind so make mm think 1 had intended a joko all tho time : "Well' Bob, I'm ulad to sec you can tako a joke; 'tain't every man can ; but, jokin' aide, who is this hero Bohemian gal, and what colored Opery lias she got r At that Bob lost his breath lauglim , and the tears fairly rolled down his checks. Then I cot mad, which any man would havo done under liko cjr cumelanccs. Sez I : "Bob Tompkins, if you don't stop skirmishin' round thar liko a monkey, and tell mo what under heaven you're makin' a fool of yourself about, I'll up and knock you inter the middle of next w.'ek," Well, Bob drawed up when he found my fcelins was hurt, and said, while ho was a wipm his eyes : Oh, Jack ! you blade of grass, yon ! mmum oul'IiI to havo you lor a cir cus; you'd dror sure. A Opcry is a play-actin thing set to music, nnd tho Bohemian Gal is tho namo of the Op cry, jest liko 'Oh, Susanna,' and 'My Mary Ann.' " " ell, why couldn't you say so at first," sez I, "without makin a fool of yourself !'' tiob ho apologized, nnd wo shook hands and mado up, and I asked him to go to the Opcry with mo and I would stand treat; but ho said ho had an engagement, and I must excuse him, Then I asked him whar I was to go. llo said to the Academy of Music. Scz 1 ; "Jif this hero show is a school show, I will not go; I havo had enough, in my life, of children cxhibitin', and as I haven't got no New York stock in that line, neither duty norpleasuro will draw me." Bob like to bust out larfin agin, but choked it back with such power that ho risked a apoplexy. 'Oh, Jack, sez he, it ain't no school; they is Italicu men and women, and you won't understand what they fez, unless you read a library ueioro ycu K: . "Thar it is agin, sez l : "read a n briny 1 Why don't you tell mo to build n homo in live minutes t How big is your library 1 I nin't so much at readin', anyhow." Bob choked agin, but tlidu t sav a word; jest went to a book stall and bought a pamphlet, which it looked liko a tract, about as big as "Allen's Alarm to tho Unconverted, and ho told mo to tako it homo and read it, and that was tho story thoy was goin' to sing at tho Opory. And it's well 1 did read tho American side of it, for of all tho foolish gibberish that Italien takes tho lead. After I had. cat.my supper I wentoff to the Academy of Music, and thar was tho ticket man settln up in his stovo box, and ho sez, "You want a ticket, sir I" bez I, "That s about what I come for." I was very dignified, 'causo I had Georgy on my shoulders, and deter miued to bo a honor to my Stato, and abovo all thiutrs not to look creun, sposo thu ticket man thought I was pretty stuck up, for ho soz, ns impor dent ns you please, "Will vou havo a cheer or a box t" Ef I could havo got at him I would havo knocked him down then nnd thar; but not bcln' able, I used my sarcastio vain on hlra nud said, "I'd havo you for to know, sir, I am a gentleman from tho Stato of Gooroy, and we sets on cheers down thar, and loaves tho box es to tho people from Now York." To all appearance saroasm run off of that man liko water off a duck's back. IIo only grinned and showed off to ad vantage a full sett of storo teeth, which must hayo oost a sight of money. IIu throwed mo a ticket, and told mo to go in a door he plntcd cut. But law mo 1 them people haven't any manners. A man at tho door took my ticket from mo without sayin' "by your leave," and tore it in two and gave mo back half, and before I could tako it out on hhn for his rudeness a boy seized that dressed him and put on Ins Gypsoy nnd dragged n.o off by tho arm down a clothes. I felt right shamed while this passage between thu seats, which was was goin' on, nnd I looked at tho la all folded neatly up liko thoy had just dies, but ther faces was all hid by ther como In from tho wash. IIo unfolded spy glasses, tho which I could swar ono of these, pushed mo in, and throw- was pinlcd jest at tho place whar Thad cd ray little picco of ticket after inc, dcus was drcssin' himself, l'raps It's and was gone ueioro you could say thu music makes inn inuerencc, uuti m "Jack Ilobinson. ' gUid my wife was in Georgy, music or It seemed n pretty hard case that no' music, with .ioonlo Inaulliu' him tk'ht and loft In another mi mi to thar was another n Georgy man couldn't get a chauco to lung tcarin', car bustin' blowouts. Men, knock ono of 'em down. But so if wa", women, and children rushed in singin' and 1 tried to kind a dovirt my thoughts at tho top of their voices that tho from my aggraw&tions by lookin' Count's littlo gal and her nurse had round. It certainly was a sightly place, beon oat up by a wild animal in tho and what willi thu bis chanticleer up mountain. Then horo camo tho Count in thu ceilin', and tio littlo chandelccrs sincin' how sorry ho was. I was fair all around, it sorter looked liko a sun- ly out of patienco with this unnatural- ights glitterin ness, instead of runnin out to save his child, to walk up and down before all thom peoplo sinaiu . i ain t no sort ot I patienco with dead beats. Thaddeus had moro sense; ho picked up a gun which was lvnitr handy, and away he went. Thom mountains and wild beasts round like it was a ball they wm play in' with, and all tho npportito his Ex cellency had is sung out of him t I say, it's riddiekerlous nonsense It's like what thoy calls tho toning in church whar they singB and' whines thb prayers to God Almighty. Its all agin nachuro. Lovo songs is beautiful, and serenades will tetch tho hardest hearts, but I say. mix in tho singin' with a little common-sense talkln' and it would bo a improvement all round. Why, any body happenin' Into ono of them oporys, without beln' prepar ed by readin' a library, would think they had got into a lunatic asylum to sco four or five men and women Scrcechin' at each othor, ther hands fly in' out from thor chists (which let mo say it a invariable movement), stretoli in of their necks until it is agonizin' to sco tho bones nnd sinnewB stand out, and their months so wldd open that you expect ovcry minute to hear ther jaw bones crack. And then tho ohor is 1 that is tho worst of all ; fifty or a hnndrcd men nnd women dressed in tho most outlandish way, each tryin' to oulyell tho other; nnd add to all this the determination of tho musitloners in tho grand finally not to be outdono by tho singers. Thoy all get so wound up the fnct is thoy can't stop themselves. The man with tho big fiddlo fairly turns a sumersnult over it a tryin' to get hrst, and tho little tiddlers saws away until It is enough to wako up thb shinv dav: nnd then the I on 'tho diamonds and pearls andchalce donies and jacinths that was hangin' round tho women would u put tho foundations of tho celestial city out o' countenance. Tho men was mostly bald headed and wared swallow tail coats, and men nnd women wns armed must havo beon right at tho door, for with double barrel spy classes, which Thaddous was hardly cono beforo ho they gave them a comical appearance, was back again with tho baby in his Some of these said spy classes was so arms, ho bavin' been to tho mounlnins, larco in propoition to the men that thoy killed the wild beast, nnd saved tho looked liko f.team cnnincs with a dou- baby and nurse in not moro than three bio light, Ono little bald headed gen minutes. IIo wns a sight quicker than tlomaii silt in tr next to mo had the bic- tho patent exterminator. Well, then nest pair in thu house. IIo actually there was another car bustin', lung looked as if he was hitched onto them tearin' blowouts. Tho Count cmbrao- instead of them beinu hitched ou to ed and kissed tho baby to music, and him ; and annin, as 1 turned mv eves sent her off to tho house to have a lit on his white bald head with tho ma- tic scratch on her arm tied up, winou ghosts of tho cats which wus made chincry in front ho might havo been was all tho hurt sho had, which shows into fiddlo strings; and tho big drum mistaken for a bomb shell, and the you can't boliovo anything you hears, mors and middle sized and littlo drum idea como into my head that a slight Tho report was that baby and nurso mors is bent Upon nothin' else but beat- tap would cxplodo him, but being a was cat up; tho nurso wasn t hurt, una in a hole in their instruments; and tho stranger in a strange laud 1 had better tho baby had a con bite. 1 doubt my- horn blowers big and littlo looks dan keep quiet or 1 might get arrested lor self if there was any wild beast in tho i;irou8ly appoplcktic; and the tambo dynamiter. Up in tho lop of the room nutter; al to get up a Bcnsation. But reeners aud bell ringers comcs nobly to was hanging; a Iremcniuous curtiug, tho Count belioved it; you could sco tho front, till the tempest of sound with fino pictures on it, and just on tho that by tho way ho actod. Ho shook goes roarin' and snrgin'thro'tho house, floor close to it was a row of candles, Thaddeus' hand and sung he was so gittin louder and louder and stronger which seem to bo set down in a trough, j much obliged to him. l haddcus sung and stronger and biphcr and higher, sorter, with tho wicks abovo tho lloor. it didn't mnko no difference in tho 'till they can cot neither nn or down; In front of tho candles was what looked world. Tho Count sung couldnt ho and it ends by their slammin' and liko a music school, tho schoolmaster do something for him t Thaddeus smashln' everything to pieces, and all setting up on a high three-legged suug no he thanked him. The Count comes down together with a Blira ! stool with a big stick in his hand, sung wouldn't ho tako a glass oi winoi though it did look to mo as if them Thaddeus sung ho didn't kcer if he bovs was too old to bo whipped. There did. was every kind of musical instrument Then as .bad luck would havo it, tho you ever heard of. There was drums Count purposed tho health of tho Era- "1 i , , i -i i I . i."!. ...i.r-i. as uig as nogsncau, urtims as nig us peior, wiuun was tiiu buiuu wuiuh Hour barrels, and drums as big as pails, had banished Thaddeus, and Thaddeus dashed his glass down and broko it all to pieces, which mado the Count so mad he forgoti all about what Thaddeus had done, and had him arrested then and thar, and Devilshoof too; but Devilshoof was too smart for em: he got hold of the baby, blatn 1 blum 1 1 b r,r r-rum 1 1 1 and you look up tlunkin of courso tho root is gone and the moon and stars shinin' overhead. Mavbo if I had studied it when 1 was a new born infant, and kept at it stiddy till now, 1 might like the Urand Opory. me. As it is it is too much for Orescent City Oemeteries. is Now Orleans' cemetery system one prolifio source of disease, even at Then there was big fiddles, middle siz' cd, and littlo hddlcs, aud long horns twisted up liko tho brazen serpant, and all sizes from that dowu lo a baby whistle ; and tliero was every sizo and sourt of tambourines, besides plenty of lliaillll.ll.llkO X HUTU OtV VI llitl Ul UV; l o .. h .u. v.... w.v.w.vmwwj,i, , , j n f.. t. nif . ... :...i.i . r .ml ...,..,, I. ,-,.1,, tnn, nfioH him. l.i,f lin its ocsu write? an inter-vceure curreu .hot n.n,( i wdii,.jn.'..i. nn num.. hfl.lm. mil tnnV n iiii.li, poodent. As is well known, tliero are read of in the Holy Bible, an'djijliave kuifo out of his pocket and jest cut it many burial socitics in the cUy, which g0ons had begun .their wor,kitIie alloy, no doubt thoy had tho sackbutTTwalta- down after him, and tho curling como havo vaults i peculiarly fatted up for tho wag packod., Inside the liou'so tho ... i - .i. .:.i ...n,..i rcr.eblion of bodies. The swamnv nat- .1 . : 1. ry, uiuuinier aim so 101 111, among r inu uuwu, wuuu mu utujJio muij jciicu . . . ' 1 ,, uuuiai wciw miuui u(iuu tutu num. machinery I dinn't know tlio names and clapped their hands, and tried to of thoground makes lt impracticable T0 Uiormometcr marked 100 degrees. - 1 . . - w . . 1 ....A. n.in run unrTi.if .itim an in i . . . r . . . --- - 1 --- , in inn in 1 1 1 hi. ni li p r. nnprniinnn tnnv i -i-rn , r-i m ,i in 1 1 .., Superstitious Jfei?roes Spoil an Operation and the Patient Pies. stiiamik hostility: Of WASHINGTON COIf OREL) I'KOH.E TO THE USK OV TllK KNIKK iiv a. nocTon-i'pun niYstquns MOIIIIEI) IX IIROAtl DAYI.IflHT, TWTIYO'UKO rMEK 00 TO LAW TO ll!SCOv'l( M tiMlfMt l VltlV'IT. '' 4 super. police week., people wnai A rcmarkabto case .of local stition was dovelopcd in the court at Washington last A largo number of colored in tho District bolievo in thoy call "slab'' or night doctors. They havo a theory that tho doctors' solo ob ject in lifo is to secure as many bodies as possiblo for use upon tho dissecting table. This class of superstitious, col orud peoplo fear it surgeon as they would death. Tho news of a surcical operation being performed upon any mcmoor 01 ineirraco. is sure to cream a panic. They aro very timid .about going out at night as they expect that 801110 "doctor man" will run out of a dark alley and cover their mouths with plaster. When the long ulsters woro first introduced into Washington their wearers were supposed by the negroes to be "slab" doctors in search of the bodies of children, and they woro those long coals for tho purposo of hiding their prey. Icw peoplo have believed 111 tho stones of this superstition, but the1 mobbing of a number of 'prominent surceons becanso thev wcro cnrracrcd'in performing an opperation will convinco even tho most incredulous, of tlio. strength of this superstition against surgeons among the colored people there. Tho namo of tho patient was William Harris. IIo is a colored man about twenty-one years old. He. lived in O Noils alley, between second and .if.1 ti . i ri '. . c . . . 1 nr--i. iiuru, x' aim v aireem, oomu tr usu- ington., This is tho Centre of tho most dcnsly populated colored quarter. Harris lived in a small two-story frame house, bqt sonielimo ho had sunerod from a bowel complaint caused by the reception of the upper part of the smaller intestine into the lower, Dr. II. Tholdcn had attended Harris. IIo found that ho could rcHovo bis patient by performing a surgical' operation, which was a very delicate one, but liu had no doubts of his success., He, re ceived, the consent of tho, patient and his family to perform this operation. He called in four assistants Drs Crook. Xioach, Hazon, Harvey, well-known' Washington physicians. Tho sur geons met in Harris's house. Tho un usual number of' doctors attracted a good deal of attention. Word .was passed from alley to alley and the ne groes camo Bwarming from every di rection. Tliero are six entrances to the alley. In a lew moments aftcr.the sur? XQitonjlIdety outdo the Opory in noise. Then tho littlo man next to me, which was bald headed and had tho pnzo spy glasses, took era down and wiped cm. and said, Bettiin Him self, "it rtrill bo twclvo years beforo tho next scene. I was perfectly dtimbfoundered at liis savin' such a thing, and I sez, bcz I : "Is that a joke sir 1 for I can't stay horo no twelve years. 1 am irom uoor- of. Well, while I was a workin' out these hero thoughts tho old music teacher giro his stick a waff, lis much as to say, "Now, my fine fellows, do your best, or you will get a tasto ot this. And I tell vou they went at it neck and heel, each one of 'cm tryin' to beat tho other. 1 never heard such a dm. It wns liko happenin' in at a menagerie at feedin time, and all the lions, ti- gets, hyenas and Jackasses was bellow- gy, and my wifu am child arc there, inu at one and tho samo time! and tho and I'm got my liviu' to make." old music teacher ho swim" that stick Well, he swelled up liko ho would a throatenini? them old bovs. until it bust, and the lady next him laughed beemed like he got so woro out ho right out loud, lie was very polito could just managoto movo it soft like; though, and told mo they was goin' to and beliovo mo as soon as them boys pertciid it was twelve years, ana ir- see ho was sorter disabled they took a leener would bo growed up; and stlro rest too, and tho noise got lesser and enough when it went up thar she was lessor, until you could hear only tho leastways they wanted me to beliovo little baby whistle, and it soundeil.real it was the samo which was asleep on sweet. Ef it had iust lasted a minuto a fur Bkiu; and thar was Thaddeus lonat-r 1 think "I micrht havo caunht watchin' over her, and then sho woko that chune, if there was one; but tho up, and then they began to Bing lovo old man trot un his wind too boou. and at each other. And it away they all went again liko a pack of hounds in full cry. At last human nalur' could stand no more, and thoy blowed and beat thorsclves cleon out, the school-master dropped his slick, and tho boys fell back' breathless, and beforo they could get up more steam the curling wcn. up and tho upcry bo gan, at each other. And it was real ptclty too; moro chuno about it than anything 1 heard from cm, only lhaddeus was too old and fat for her. When sho firet woko up sho sang Whim a dream she had dreamed, all about now she lived -T-.. t 1 .... .L.nl .nn nr I A.,i.n Un ..... Iknn, ion want to near too story, uou mb iiwm ,117 ui n iuv , . W..1I it n ..it.. l,t f T find lnvnri hnr . nml Klin Irn v d il 00k " "" VUUl I , VII, III IT D I M V. 1 1 ! , UUK V!X A . "V, . - ---j hadn t read that J.ibrarv 1 nuvcr pretty ana sang ueaumui. it inauu mu would have knowed what thoy was af- think of tlio time my wito and mo woro icr. You see there was a widower Count with a name sounded like it was Ar nold or something, and he had a pretty littlo gal which her namo was Arlecn cr, and sho and her nurso was in tho room with him when thq curling goos up, and tho Count bogins to sing how sorry ho is Ills wife is dead, and how ho loves his baby. Jest think ot mat, stnatn all that, and liftm up that lit tie gal and kissin' her to music I Who t.n which is, i'iiicii, Tho' papers in a very slranco caso "( are being prepared by a wcll known ' law firm Jn this city. Tho caso is in action in ejectment, in which tho1 nlajn tiff is iTpsepli B. Met and tlio defcnJ ' dani a young man by tho riame' of HylcbroiiP, alias Metz. Tho dispute between tho parties is in reference to a ' largo farm located in the northeastern part of tills State., Tlio defendant in thu action has been living on tho fnrm for liio past five years, nnd is ' known 1 among tho neighbors aS Joseph Mete. '' The story is a long one,nnd adds anotli-' 1 cr Illustration in support of the declara tion that truth is Strahger than fiction. Tho Btory of tho plaintiff to his lawyer ' is as follows : About nino, years ago Joseph Mctzf a Teuton, residing in tho southeastern pnrt of Germany, decided to crxiipr'ato to America. In tlio summer of 1875 hp, with his good wife Catharine and his five Bturdy boys, started for the United States." From tho salo of his real estate ho realized about 30,000 and with Ihis sum ho was able to buy a weli-tillcd farm with a comfortable dwelling in tho caBtcrn part of tho State, and still have a neat, amount ,ot cash besides. Ho lived- on tliejfarm for flvo years, but finally the deR-.rq'to' dig in hs native land took such a hold on him that in 1S80 ho aud his wifo made a.dced of tho farm to tho suppos ed cidest Bon, tho, prcstut occu-(W pant, and returned .to Gorraany. His wifo and .tho four younger children accompanied him. With tho remaining cash tin his possession ho bought a farm in tho;vicinitj-of -hit 1 . old diome, which at his death, which u nnciirrfcd hbobta weck atro.i ho Ibo- 'i queated 'to the younger murabcr. of his' ; inrfahVi Tho strangest part of this nar-' - rativo transpired after his return - to Germany. It appeared that' at tho limo young Metz, tho present occupant '.of -tho farm, wai born, there lived in tho, vicinity of Metz's place a woman, Dy 'j tho namo of Mrs. Hylcbronc. She was i employed at various times as nuraodn Metz's household, and was prcsont at tho tirao young Metz was born. lnia woman made some startling disclosnrea' 1 to tho old rnan Metz just bcforo.his . Jluatb, which in" substance were about ok follows s ' ' At tho timo of tho birth of tho cbildi'- sh'e also had an infant son, andi. aitliough'she was' very poor Bho desiredm that her son should bo f aisod in af- lluoncc. As sho had thd entire' control of young Metz, sho one night shortly after tho infant's birth substituted her own child' and took .young Metz, lb rhiso'. -Tho family never discovered tills, and young. Hylebronogrew up to -manhood as Joseph1 Metz. 'Sho said thai sho had always regretted the net, : but was afraid to tell tho truth. 1110 real Metz has always been known as her son. Tho scenes at tho father's:;, tjeath bed when these facts woro'. . brought out were affecting in tho ex-, treme. The father refused at first to believe tho woman's statement and to recognize tho young man as his Bon,' but finally, by circumstantial evidence,' tho truth of tho woman's statement ' dawned upon him. and ho received his newly-found Hon. Tho revelation was as unexpected to tho son' as it was to tho father. A fow days later Mr. Metz died, and, after waiting a short' time tin tho old country, the son came to this, city, to coramenco proceeding against: tho possessor-of tho estate in Amorica. He claims that ho can'cject tho present oc cupant, as tho deed Was mado to Jo seph Metz, and ho has tho facts in his possession 'to prove that he is tho party intended. Hylebrono was naturally 1 very much surprised when the forego ing statement w as maao 10 uun.i .iiu rofuscd to believe it, and declares that, there is a conspiracy to defraud him out of his rights. His mother, is 'also in me cuyfJ uuviuy juii- uuiiu.ujrv1u company with Mclz. She says sho.ls very, sorry ipr what sue nas uone, nnu it will bo ,hcr life work for tho remain- , der of her existcucu to bring matters. out right.. When tho caso comes to' . . 9. ...mi 1.11.. 1 ... r trial It, will pruuuuiy uw uuuui mu most sensational oues ever tried in 'tins State. Mrs. Ilylebroiie, tho author of tho deception, ' is a good-looking German woman, and mer .. - , 1.1 : . 3 j .1.. 1 appears auuuv w vrau "K-- peoplo round 11 may ?ounu' "i8" luu.ueat ... lureu nerves, u.al respouu ...stanuy lo " l,cr only desire ill doing it . 1 . I nrnmntinA anmnl ini.ernniirsn ninonr I nnv unriiipn nnisn. will nnnrpnint.fl 'Hip I J . . , .. , -.., Then r. ? " m " "1 71rt "! ;. :' :'V.i5' was to benclit her cniiu, anu mat sue tho case of tho poorer classes a largo hcard excited cries outside, tho doors. number ot immense depositors are needed. Some of these nave accom modations for as high aa 100 corpses, to my personal knowledge. When a vault becomes quite full of bodies, and the society lacks for purchasing ground Shouts, went up that thoy were cutting, poor Harris. "J. ho night doctors aro slicing bis meat off of him," cried some one Hi tho crowd. Tho doctors paid no attention; they and bunding again, it s customary to Btiu conl;nued to no on with the onor- cmovo the coffins, and hold a grand, t b , when thov wora at tho mos. open-air cremation. A ho evils oi this oritical point the mob bursl t,,e door uiiurntiuu u.o un.m, and camo yelling mto the room. Tho no furuaces aro provided for carrying ,i,.,. ,, Ar;a i,i, ,;,i, .i,irl ou the deadly mines tuat must neces sarily bo generated. Kut in time ot epedcmics the quest ion of burial is one of difficulty, and tho consequences from crowded inter ments are most appaung. More than and clubs from the bed of the sick man, whilo tho blood ilowed freely from the wounds which tho doctors wcro unable to close un. The nhv sicians wcro driven out and hustled to tho end of tho alley, whilo threats of once largo vaults have burst asunder tho wUdeat char3cter woro ma(ie. if by thu action of gases arising from a largo number 01 lresuiy entomueti bodies. Of courso tho wealthy endeav or to have their own private family tombs, or belong to influential burial Bocities that maintain specially impos ing vaults. Tho colored peoplo have cheaper burial societies by themselves, that ho wou,d havc Uen well ana Hid various eecrei, bou.biiub iro ha.l , ,,, nlnrfurnil n-5l.li their own cemeteries. This classifi cation system brings about a multipli- it had been night they might all have been butchered, so excited were tho people. When they returned with police to come to the rescue of tho sick man thoy found him boy o ml assist ance, llo died that night. The phy sicians say that tliero is no doubt but if ho in his raflUUtTmha fyTi -de a'" 0 plenty of niggars to wait on her, and SSSSLTJS ! work. Thii physicians would not give a certificate of death until they mortem examination. trong guard of the no- fine clothes and jewelry and every- UWB 'D lico to enable thorn to mako this post- thin ir she wanted, but how she d dn't mortem. JSven then tho doctors wcro a ' . 1 I'ntnn t 1 iiim rt n 1 nn noninnnr . - . 71 ,U1 "V . vy p "" jeered atand insulted aa they came to and loved her, and sho truly did look ul " "".:"" V i J lara, entitles the member to freo burial at tho bands of the society to whioh ho belongs. and from tho house. Closing Doors. conrtiu , only wo didnt sing maybo becanso wo couldn't And then ho kissed and hugged her, which if ther had not been so many would havo been very natural. I. l. l. l.n ,no o hohn ha uu aut h mi I niiuiiouu iiiio i. uuuj nu . ,. . . , , - - had saved her life, and ho showed'her B'v?.a HZ? l??? tho scar on her arm Any ono recovering from a severe Those burial socitiis,, paradoxical as fit of illncss, with overstrained or Bliat But they don't rest easy loug in op- cries. This was too pretty ana sou to last. Tho Gypsoy Queen was in lovo with Thaddeus, and when sho found ho tho members. Tho colored peoplo I following from an exchange: "Doors are what wo havo ncction with ono of their leading socio-1 with elaborate lea- oors are what wo pavo to deal , 00tumitting against the all our lives and yet nineteen b 'b J Tho farm -l8 worth S2o,000, as 0 out of twenty mako a noisoclos- ' , ',,: Ari.;ia , ,. did not realize at the timo tho terriblo tios.m wn.cn tno most e.auorato s- peop.o out 01 twenty maKoa noiso c os- . . . . conu;tioll. Metl; ia mar. uviiinR nr iicui. ami m i qtl'sh uru- i urr nvprv noor innv nn iiiroufrn. rnv. t i V.IU3. nifinv r.ithnr nivfltorioim honor ex-1 i nn;Di. .ni,An w o" " - ' 1 . . , , , 111 tl ' V I MU1V "J1 viugiNU viio uuui iiwioij n uvu over heard tell of sich noosenso t Do was sparkin Aleenner, sho laid a plan plosions having been attributed to the tuey ont0r or leave tho houso or room. you supposo if my wife wa3 dead I aginst cm. ono mauo out now ivr- Uuddcn aud explosiyely violent tlashing nt a perfectly easy to close a door would go i.mi peoplo to tell how I loved my nnter from be"i Boon as ho got through ho went away, put her in jail, when tuo ijouui saw mitteo has sinco mado many careful and nigliti has been ill and has had no u niiTiuru reBt la tmaliy relieved irom pain, and oen long j8 quietly sleeping. If there is noth- 1 1 i ,.i.;i ,t 7,Vf ;.,.,. sicians havo not yet leared that they disturb tho patient they are trying to "'WW- - a .... sing 10 11 a.iiuuaauu or bu m-im" ""- lIUO BH.-i.Ml 01 Buperui-i.iuu ira.ei, mo 1 rtajetly, yet I0W peoplo make It a Vrac- 'ein how sorry I was, and tho Count, and sho' was arrested and French Acadoray of Sciences appoint- Lice lo do bo until somd ono in tho baby! No; it's agin taken beforo him, and it was proved ed n committee, a year or moro ago, to bouso is ill , and oven then it is often nnlitoond. Well, as agmst her, and they was just about to invpsiiuato tho subiect. That oom- f,nr, tu id.t rr and tho nurso takes tho little gal up 111 tho mountains to pick Mowers, They had hardly got out before here camo a big fat Polisher named Thaddeus. IIo was a waller too. 1 lie Uount wailod in a voice most fine enough for a wo man, but lliaddous was a baso waller; tho scar or her arm, and knowed it was his lost child; and then como an other bustin' fuss. Tho Count sung ho was so glad, and Arleenncr Bung so was sho. And ho suns ho was goin' to marry her to tho Kiiig's son, and she put her pretty arms around Thaddous, experiments, using pure an '. . .trli: t 1 1 water, water wmou nau uoeu stagnant, and water from which tho jng (0 disturb him, somo hours of re- ail iii.vt M1.U11 uii-vn A matter of surpriso and wonder to. those who witness it for the first timo is tho. rousing to lifo of wholo colonics infusoria by the addition ot a drop of water to a tew grains ot earth or dust. These miorOscopio organisms abound everywhere in water containing do composiug vegetable or animal matter aud some 1 grins may, in a ury statu remain tor month ork even sion has been reached that if any boiler boots. It certainly was a feenominor when 111 come that Uypsoy yueen with tbe boilers with steam pressures be- how ho could do it. won, his wail nypsey iu nan iii.uu vu kiu jmivw y0nd their strength. was ail about 111s country, how he nad I "'i ull 1,3 B.uul i"1" '"vu "1 D been banished, ami t no went uacic' ho h" ' - Tho now bocnou are high in front would navo nis nean cut on, nna an 1 ' A "u j--.iuj uf miu .i that. It would a boon roal dlstressln' ing my heels togethor I was so glad, and pinched In ns closely at tho'sido as . 1 . r ,!.. . 1. 1. .. . 1 ...1,1 .. 1 1 ef it had only been natural WhlMa f , S! cry and groan and grunt to music. Jest hat6f.1lb031.les. And then that was Jomo gfia,)0 or other, but chiefly in that years ap- ""' "l"v,l.'uu inc to c suiro nim, somo nours 01 re- - . , . ...,j",i ,t,, by long boiling, hAinr-Blennmav ho ejected. 'civW pwnt y dead, to 00 revived . when and generating steam by rapid and by iha re8Dt and strength so "much ne'ededl f '8TaSal " nr; slow firing. As a result the oondu- but some one. forgetfnl of tho needed ",0S?i.JI Sh" n5 roiuors or . kept tern- brenhcit, intense them nor powers. animal unccessary j, up',lko a its akin taking an egg-nuo Biiapc, anu that a scoruliiig organ coats, the body ivith a gelatinous; cnvelopo which pro- eels it Irom further change. .n.nl.Jnn . nana I hn ilnn. m I n e I n m if cnimifnil I Ln thiinilnr nni lin limn anil Slinr BIIO WUU1UI1 I lUIirrv auvuouv 1 ..Y-nlnainn hu cirrm Ihrnnn i minM. JJ .L ....!.... ...... ...!... 1 luril. u. ......aui.a. uiu .nu first in thn lower part of his chist, and but him. and tho Count Bung sho ueatlng it must have been through the Quivering, not only losing tho much- V'liee,1 animalcules and has even T flmtwriit !t una tnnr'illv imnnQc fm- couldn't marrv a Gvnsev. nnd Thadde- i.... I dried smcimens tor a tirao at a him to l'oiiiiv lower, when ho iuinn- uS up and drawed out a paper and said stances, which are neither defined, i V..i,u h,.i beraturo of 200 degrees la ot rwrlit ilnun In thn tnwnr wnrt. nf that proved he wasn't no Gypsey, but t aud afterward exposed them to Htnmnnli. nnil lmfoin vnn imd tlmn to a big man in his own country; and bo I mfinta linvft1 nhnwn nunnlnalv-plv ihnUL.i . ' .1 ! .,1.-. l.i' ... cold, neither proouis killing wonder how ho could do it, there was the Count gave his consent; and you Lomet'mes appear , the real cause must ;- became their habit to do so no one tMoatly diuiiuishing their vital ills vuicu ivi.v uuwu ... inu euie ui, .lis i v..wj,.. b... .... nu luuseu jur in iiiuKiuiiiit tuntiiiii; o. nnmi suller this ono of the noises." as he had finished his story, hero camo iu a party of Gvpsoys, running 'in that sudden from all tho opeuin's of tho stago that it took away my breath I thitik if I live thirty years I will never get all that musiu out of ray ncau. i vo got as good an car ior inu- Tho plan of electrically transmitting power has been iu parctical operation for more than eight months nt llionne, Switzerland, A turbine and a dvnamo convert tho power of a mountain tor rent into electricity, which passes over wires somo 500 feet to a receiving dyn amo furnishing two shops with their required six to eighteen horso 'power, T)io waste aud destruction by poul- Thoy rushed right up to Thaddeus nnd I siu as anybody, btit it would take twon wns goin to khi nun men ana mar to of tinsel crowns on gold wires. Urlglit poppy color is in great favor for trim mings as well as tor wnoio bonnets and hats. A sweet little bonnet of imnnv.rpil nronft. nrrantreil uitli nnr. tv years to hold all that. If thov would I !, nuf I tint-a nil rivfxr ihn ncnu-n la f1ttn1 iuu uuui.u ui musiu, i ifu iucr uujjv.iju, i uiuy mm buiuu aim B.ng twine, " uai i wt email straw boba A thick ruch wtuon had uio narao oi jjevuanoor (a u moro beautuul than musio T dotno n of thu red crenoaarrounda tho odpo i i .1... r i . l i.. i i.ii i.. i i. . i- o - o uati iiiiuio ui.u ior n uoiiesi, maul no i ioiks bbks, anu u seems a auesuon i ,! n l,li nt .Unrl.n,rI t., I ase. whv shes two or three vears rill. 1.1- ..,-..- 1 .... I it, i , ... . i I " """ ! i I. .. pvc iua'iuc us win ii smir unu atop- wnicn poses tno worm; uut i ii ten you he r own leaves, forms tho bioh trim, younger than you d tako her to be. Ml ll.n l- l.l 'rllflHilmia u.,1, ,.'.,. I nnn .11... ia n.,,IU Ia ! ., ., l. I ' . r ' I ('Wll l Al.llll. .111111,11. umi. Vll. , UullllllV 1D 1411U ,11 .S tigs". liaVUUID VU I m IT I , . ' 1 llCtlSrir nf llld :trAllll1llU mill t ll nil tllflU I aim. nunruthlnrr Tn,tf Intn alnh n nt, I "' I .... . ..... "111 '1 . i-i . ' a -"tt v.v.,,...Mb. ,w . ; 1110 oxtremo deptii ot misory is a al broko out liko a house afirp scroecli ery day Bcutimunt as tins, "Will you A very active red insect has appear- 8raall boy with a now pair of boots and In' lit. Inni A I4viiai!v'i4 lltn Id thn Hfil I nnmn tn unnnnr t-nii Pv,nlli. 'I I .1 t f .l. . . '..l. I . . .. ' ... ......, ; 1 -j - ....w ""i-i-v'i ...i,viiviiu, 1 1 vu ... Du.i.o u. ..iu , uivjuniD u. 1 viu 1 no mud puadie, to lead," and thoy rung tho changes on How much better to say the thing county, Cal., Iu immense numbers, cov. that noble sentiment till 1 haddous lost right pit than for half a dpzon pooplo ering tho ground In places. A vine at- "Will the coining man work 1" is the his head eutiroiy, and said no would to mako a, jowott ot it, and squall tho I tack oil by this new peat droops in an current oonundrum. If ho gets him- jino to omj and men ana tliar thoy on-1 ohanges on It, and roll aud pitch it 1 hour. I self attached to a largo family ho will. Iry on tho farm will keep a small larm er poor if ho does not fortify against it. Thoy must absolutely bo kept out of tho garden, and from tho raolon natch, . ' 1 1 t.. 1 1 ...1 grape viueyuru aim uuu urcuuru.ivm.-u .i... i ' l .ll 11. ' "Descrlbo her. if vou please." said u.' 'lu wRm w "V ,,a": " the lawyer. -'Well, she is dark com- B,n S'"- 'enoo iuera we , out uuu . T. ' ... I vnn nun hftvn nn tlioiin thtiirii.. anil piexioned, and wears a thingummy I r. ,7 i " ' kind of dress, out bias, and as to her tt Pyngpoaltry yaid besides. Georgta mosquitoes don't caro for' smoke. Instead of trying to push ' through window screens they serenely : lioat down the chimney. Tho National Guard of Pennsylva nia Is to ba reduced to ten regiments and organized into two brigades, ouo in tho eastern and tho other in tho western half of tlio State.
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