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yOLUME 1.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
QYJXCXX 1X13,
and small pr.orirs.
and small rnoFrra ;
AND SiIALL;PR0riT3.
flURLET'S NEW CI1EAP STO?kl!. ;
flURLET'S NEW CUEAP STOTLZ.
OUELEY'S NEW CHEAP STORE,
EBENSBURQ. PA
KBENSBUKQ, PA.
EBENSBUIiQ, PA.
rv. T-r.t Stock of Goot. The Cost
-u:ct nd the Greitesv Ytriety erer
.irooght to Town.
LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST.
LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST,
LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST.
v GO AND &T.V.:
GO AND SEE.
GO AND SE3.
n,. inl)cribr calls th attention t( the
Lvn ta tS fitct. that ho has iut teceWed
iai epened out iu his New Store, a Urg
Vck of soU, coceisticg of
I HOUR, CORN HEAL, CHOP FEED.
n. Psh. Bac4n and Cheesa; Euar, Cof
H Te. Molaaics. 6picc, Tobacco, .Cigara,
fodlea.Soap, Vinegar, &c.,c .
NOTIONS, DRUGS, PERFUMERY,
THoMwar and Earthenware. '' ALSO, a fina
fuaortstent of th best and latest atjlo of
;U. Ha always kep cunstantly t on
laJ Bologna Cus3S", Sardine, Fresh and
,?pled Ojstei-a ia ca. or half cans, and al
hoti CTerythir j la the ealing or drinltinjr
m. All; cf Uch Vr'iW be Bold at mall
' llaiw CrszsT, EsaxssJsa, Pa.
Jascary It 1S7.
ppor.TAirr toevet.yeody.
Tikea pleaur ia anconnclog to the cltlzcoa
yt Ebnhnrg and the north of he county
Snerally. that he has recently added to hia
Aoek. a largs and complete auorttnent of
blOES, BUSKING, GAlTEirS, &c,
I For Ladies' end Children's Wear, .
jfromthe celebrated wholesale maaafacturing
subluhment of Ziesler & Sutton, Philadel
phia. Thia atock eompriae every thing that
i durable and acrriceabla in the way of
Ham-made teteed cork, and every article ia
retracted of the best material and most per
Tct manufacture. Iu the sale of these goods
.ire iubscriber pledges hianself to repair free
y charge any article that may give way af
'Jtt a reasouable time and rea ton able usage.
.The ladles are specially invited to call and
t
aamioe tue riocK.
The subscriber also keepe on hand and is
sreoared ta manufacture to order BOOTS
,ad SHOES for Gent's and Youth' wear, of
(th very beet material and workmanship,
ud at pi ices as reasonable as lika work can
,W obtained anywhere. Fiench Calf, Com
mon Calf, Morocco and all ctLer kinda cf
jlMther constantly ca hand.
J Store ea llala ttreet, csxt door to
wford'a Hotel. 1 . ffab21-tf.
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RYRE
LA K DELLr
rrth aad Arcls, rilla':, -
A1S OPENING FOR SPRING OF 1SS7 :
S Case Select Shades of SILUS, ;." ;
Fashionable PLAID E1LH3,- - - -BISMAJXX,
the New Cclor SILK, ..
Best BLACII SILUS in Town, -PLAID
INDIA C1LKS, Perfect, '.
New Spring DR1IC3 GOODS.,
New Etyle Sprite ClINTZEil, -
0 HQ AN DIES cf Newest Styles, '
Steel-Colored Poplins, for Enits. r
N.B. STAPLE lJonseksepin.? GOODS.
Frssh Stock CLOT E 3. CACiIli:i:-3. ani
jTWEEDS. for Youths.
P. g. Merchants ia sairca of ecafce and
!3slratle Qoods will find it their Interest to
all and exacitna cur stock. . 'p.4.-6t." '
A
WORD rcoM
kibirSiores in & Scoii U.kiss, St.,
and on Clinton Street Johnstown, - '-'
5vt constantly ca .hand a Urge and well
!ected stock of seasoaable
fiw Goods, Bcotsi . Shcis, Grcccne?,"
ia general variety cf NOTIONS, &c
stock consists cf almost ; every article
jWAllykeptla a retail store, all of which
Wtbeea selected with cars and era cf red
14 Prices which cizact f-'.l to prora itl-."..
7. Call and ezttniza Ux jouystlvc-s.
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rr CHT1X3.
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AB f- i"v 1 e tt ' t r-t .."'
Bagj.-Battlcjr ad Crrt- Chxla.
L. ! ' - "'I "
""TEC ORXSSX
-
Tha raRea leaked cn the wcrld r.r.-l sneered ;
MI c&a gness, b mattered, ."why God is
feared." :- -For
the eyes -of mortals are fiin to ehua -.
The midnight heaven that hath no sun. ,
I will stand on the height of hills that wait
Where the days goes out at the western gate,
And, reaching up" to its crown, will tear -From
ita plames of glory the brighest there;
With the stolen ray I will light the aod.
And turn the eyes of the world from God."
He stood a the height when the sua went
down.
He tore one plume from the day's bright
crown, . ! ' '
The proad beam stooped till ho touched Its
r brow.
And the print of bis fingers are on it now ;
And the blush of its anger forevermore
Burns red when it passes the western door.
The broken feather above him whirled,
In fiaot-s of torture around him curled,
A ud he dashed it down on the snowy height,
In broken flashes of quivering light ;
Ah more than terrible was the shock
Where the burning tplinters struck wave
and rock I
The green earth shuddered, and shiank, and
paled " '
The wave sprang up and the mountain
' quailed. ' ;
Look on the hill, let the sears they bear
Measure the pain cf the hour's despair.
The -Fal ten 4 watched while the 'whirlwind
. fanned
The puLdng splinters that plowed the sand ;
Sullea be watched, while the bissing waves
Bore them away to the ocean caves ;
Sullen he watched; while the shining 'rills
Throbbed through tha hearts of the rocky
- hills;
Loudly he laughed, "Is the world not mine 1
Proudly the links of ita chaia shall shine;
Lighted with gems shaU its dnngeon be, '
But the prida of ita beauty shall kneel to
me."
That splintered light in the earth grew eeld.
And the diction cf mortal hath called it
Geld."
j Probably the best description to be
found of the vast, territory fec60 Pur
chased from liussia by our -Govern meat
is given in a pamphlet published in 1855,
by fir. A. IL Roche, of Quebec. This
pamphlet ("Russian America and the pres
ent War") was written vyita aJ view of
urging tbe British Government to aid in
fitting out an expedition for the conquest
of Russian America, and its- annexation
to jtha British possessions," but the war
with Russia came to a close ia the fcllow
tP2 year and the project, if ever seriously
entertained la En jLmd,1 vraa st course no
lender theLt joL i V a; quota frcsi tta
pampLlei a description of some features
cf the tcrritorr Just ceded to the Udtsd j
States: j. r,f, r,,.5
i7!YiiI a coast "oped tLa PaciSc of soma
fiHera hundred miles in length, indented
by r. a serous sounds and capacious bar'
bors,-and ftu'JJsJ vrlti c zr.y J-rS islands
of ccisId3ra.UA-resources, -it exlc-ruls back,
f4r tbot one thousand railss of that
coast, to'a distance of ninebnnIred ra;L.",
aad fir the remainicSrHje hundred rauJ
of the coast, to thirty miles, the, latter
bcicjlthi portion in front of our posses
sloes Vihich it ctsts oJT frera the Paci2c ;
jcat fifty
mlks ia breadth, stretches cut ia the Pa'
cilz for cp wards of threa hundred mile?,
Iha whola territory. comprissrj a sarfaca
cf r'ne hundred, thousand square miles.
It is'tl.us about sixteen times tha size cf
En-Land. It contains many meuntaia
ranges of frca7-it,;"sr.3' Cna Volleys,
laai'Scer.tljr k;ahr8sl .nl fariUIrcd by
L.rjtJv J.t'ita and " riven b ;' tha "inoaataia
ranges ia the opper and broader portion
cf the territory having a transversa di
rection, and therefora'-LLaUsrinj the val
leys from northerly winds, which ia that
quarter are cold wind3 ia summer, vrtik
extraordinary as it ciiy appear t.3.raany,
ia winter t ' nt :Jf c: Jrji in
tuo tcrraometer. -at casor
Bo'utLerly winds
produce
ellccta
directly
eppesita the former, beicj warca mnus
ia. trr-Tccr and coll trir.13 xa mater. . A
preai r . rtion of this vast rejica (ia tcrzi-
placc3-o' witliia a thort distance cf I
Aixtlc Ctrc!?V is covered with forests
Cf
t!:3?.ir ::tt i
.bla t :ss.
V 4
liaa't ScurJ, ia 61 depress corth l.ti
tu'vT"l:tre it ic'-t ba expetsi that tLs
kuauca.cftba'i-:1 r.nli:V"ti!J pra-
Ttr.t cr 'retard j
foucithai Ca-aclaa
.hU;-i.-css,CooV
f V
ca p;na
ci a
r.t to
,3 r -'t
rtca f .
1-3 C-
niact:a rcrta l.:.;:u., 1-3
tha
:;2 rct ca r.Vr
EB3HSBURG, PA.y THURSDA-Y, ! MAY;2,:"18S7.
eyed tha ca ur. J, ta could dlstirrskV
many extensive valleys, , with, rivers rua
nir.2 through tbsm, well wooded, and
boundad by tills of a geatla ascent and
moderate fceijht. : One of these rivers ap
peared to ba cf considcrahla tiz-a. " Eoma
cf tha pe;
Mho penetratca beyond t.a
into me coumry, toana tie trees larger
the farther they advanced." In epeakinj
cf the resources of Rcssiaa America, fir
John Richardson, ia bis work npoa .the
'Arctic searching expeditien,' quotes Doa
gard with regard to one portion of it, who
says that the 'hill of Y7 estevoi, near Nor
folk sounds, in north latitude 58 degrees,
which is 3,000 feet, French measure, ia
height, is clothed to its summit by a dense
forest of pint! and spruces, some of which
acquire a circumference of twenty-one feet,
and the prodlgous length - of one hundred
and sixty feet, and that the hollow trunk
of oue of these trees, made into a canoe,
is able to contain thirty men with all their
household effects 1 ' Sir: Jchri Richards
adds : , The climate of Sitka, (the name
of the bay as well as , the island upoa
which is situated New; Archangel, the
chief port of the Russian company, lyin
in 5? degrees north latitude,) i very
much milder than tnat cf Europe on the
came parallel, the cold of winter being
neither severe nor of long continuance.
The humidity of the atmosphere gives as
tonishing vigor to the vegetation, but al
though the foreat, nourished by a very
moist atmosphere and comparatively high
me a a temperature, is equal to that cf the
richest woodlands cf the Northern United
States, yet ccra does cot ripea thera.
This humidity cf the atmosphere, which
is occasioned by tha eurrocadlrg ? eea, is
douttksj tls causa cf corn cot coming ta
perfection at tlika ; fr soma distance ia
the interior cf the continent, as far east as
the .Mackenzie, ia tha territory occupied
by the Hudson Bay Cexnpany, the cereals
are successfully cultivated up to sixty da
grees north latitude, and '.occasionally ia
.soma fctslt37.tsl-rsJ-.d;r?,. ,f'rtb?r
north. Ia tha cel-bhcrhsod cf tha Ha
keoxie, Sir John Rlchardsea tays that
Fort Laird, cf the sixtieth parki; taay
ba, considered as the northern limit cf the
economical of wheat,' as ia tha interior cf
Russian America the climate must be of
a drier nature than cpoa tha seaboard,
and probably more in the extreme, that is,
colder in winter and wanner in summer,
much cf the interior may be well adapted
for the . growth of the . cereals, although
they cannot bo successfully cultivated at
the Russian establish meats upon the coast.
The harbor of Stikaj and eevsral other
fine harbors are open during the . whole
winter; thus - showing aa extraordinary 1
contrast to the opposite coast! of Asia;
which are ica-bound for tkrea parts cf the
year. - Even as Ligh up as Rehriag B traits
great difTncsrcf cllsiate exists , fceteca
the coast cf tEa' Asiatljj and American
coctinests.-; -Ia, fcls -Traye!.3 1'ear, tha
World, Sir Gsora Simpson remarks that,
althpi'!! tr j;5S33.r)oiR3;Plirfc '. Ctnuts
are only fbrty-fivs :CjiIe s srida,. ia .tha gen
eral Epearrn ca c f -tha; two coar.!a fiere is
a .inarke4 . .c!i"2rences, . the. .western;. sida
beir'g )bwt,ilat. and 6t?rxl?j Vf hila, the. esgt
ra is well woodadt-csd iai.eyery "respect
better adapted thaa lha other for tha rii3
lenancejof both tin;1 and VbeastvHcre-
over, the kail and cllmata improve rspidly
on tha-Araericaa ,shcraTES na" descends,
and at'CocVs inlet; '.'(". CO degrees 1."
latitude,) potatoes may ba- raised ,.WHa
ease, altbocgh .they .hardly ' rspeaj ia.' -ny
part cf Karaschatka, which exfend3 "cear.
inferior to -that eastern Coast4 ;cf -Amsnca
aad Asia,-whether Jytrij ia .tbe. ease,, cr
in a. much lp wzr, partlleL j Sitka, . for in--Etaac?
.tr hi!x is in 53 ..drgtcsa pcrth. lati
tals, baa a cllcata . alraoit :si '.Icsp'srata;
as that of London, ia
3 ty
;rth
latit
th
and
utff.V-'end it has :.elm .about ; as ; rald:,a
winter.'-ss tha 1
sra-poriloa -' Japan,
situated ia a much lower latituda.
Tt-S
4 superiority j however, Ci'
deli
raaia 'cf "Rusiisa Ara2rica,"'ovr
, s ' a
the' 'sc LI
an-.l cllrar'acf thacr;
Las beca cl'ierred frc
xjilla ccists cf
X
attba'tlsa cf Kefs 3-
baa'c'a ta tha' prsssat raor
ent. -
--Lit -?" 1'mTcs ztui tz r3 rtcoiit Ti.ac
Cf tl3'
. - ai a vft v
er'ca ia a L:hL:r
t-a- -.ranc:.a' :
btltuda.
. - - a
Ar rclnt R -.rrotr; ia 71 d
tii:.-v.
C'iZrtr- t'
calLj c.
...1
'where 'Her 'tT?ctys t'
IV-L-Vrc;
.3 caura'mat
tbr-ilVcf.'racrr
. .J.tl
rr.:
if .tsa.cegrees sout a. . r- x at?s, , oota , ia sou
and'cliniafej; tha' great p'ortioof'..rjlasd2:a
Azaerical foorderiss .upon, the sia,' is; net
adei 'fthercfcani anaosl tern rcraturecf
e fbrtser..beic!45., 'degrees, 44 minutes.
that of the latter 49 depress 70 mm-
tras experienced at QasbtC; last.' 'winter, .
wbre, also,' the. entire quantity - cf .'.saow'
wh'ca fill' daring. that psriodwas about
Cfteea tisacs greater than that reported as
abeva t have fallen daring the winters of
1"2 3; at Point Ranw, tinted; 20
2c,recs farther north',. ;'- - "-; j- ;:
Of tha. many larga 'Hrers which flow
through Russian America, ; nqsa cf , them,
hava been explored to their resources;
bat several cf them such as tha Colviiie,'
tha CUkioe, the yuea or iCwichpack, and
Kukckwin, are supposed to run a course
cf cpwards of one thousand tailes,- and to
be navigable for a corisiderabla distance:
Frost their breadth as well as their length,
and the volume cf water which they "dis
charge into the sea,' they may certainly ba
included among rivers cf the7 first-class.
The Cfclville, which wtss discovered by
Simpson and Dcese since the Convention
of 1825, is two miles wide at its month
in the Artie Sea, where Captain McCIure
observed its influence twelve, or fourteen
milfls but at sea, the water at : thai ; dis
tance being of a dirty mud. color, and
scarcely salt : The Stikine enters the Pa-
clSci at fifty degrees fifty; minutes I north
latitude, where it is three miles wide,- and
at a distance of thirty miles from, the sea
has a width cf . oue mile i but. its .source
is ia Rritish Territory.,, Of the Yoken,jor
Kwichpack, Sir John , Richardson aays t
"It rises to the west of the Rock moun
tains, not far, from the union cf the Fraa
cis snd Lewis, which forms ..the? Peliy,
ilora first ta the corth, and after receiving
a Iarga tributary earned the Porcapiae, to
the westward, falls inta .Rehring's Sea,',
aad thsjt. "ia 60. degrees north, latitude,
aad degrees west Ioi?giteda,,, which ia
atott caa mila and a quarter wide. -Thera
three tasgniScent rivers, .fallirg &to.'difTer
ent ecrjs, probably represent thtia distinct
river rysteras cf the northwest corner ; of
this continent each being fed 'by . cuser
oasiaallsr, yet ceaslderabla, ttreamsj. tnd
the threa toother, draiaicg . aa extent cf
rr r-h Isrtr than -tha whole cf
Hr. Itktsr, cf tha Iludjaa Day Company's
service, la a' cssmaalcatloa to tha ' Royal'
Geogrxhical Soctdty,-' flows from Hasliiia''
America thrcngh tha Rocky Uouatains at
the first 'complete break ' in. tha chain xa
67 degress north '.latitude" iatothe" Mac
kenzie of tba Rritish territory,' tha tatter
liavicz, according to Sir John Richardson,
a coarse cf 2,800 miles, (800 longer; than
the SL Lawrence) ; and an unbrbkearun
ga'tion, t for steamboats,' from 'its em
trance to the Arctio Soa to the Portage of
the Drowned, a iulstanca of from twelve
to thirteen hundred taUasv'-' In addition 6
tha Rassiaa territory being ; everywhere
dralaed by tha' flaest rivers,' it' contains
many larga lakes' commoaicat'zg with the
foraer, aad' Is' iadected with numarccs
daep andt spacious barbcrs,"1aad also by
several extensive arms cf tha seal L Of tba
laitsr, CccVa. Lalet "ruts -tpwardj; cf A wo
taaSred.. miles into tha land,'i thesa :. likes.
and titers, sad ,thess inlets : aid "t harbors,:
may .ta vistred z very ..important: fiatsircs
cfCiS-fesaatry.-' lThey;.'cot' caly-asbtto
teraper tha! clirsata (tha format by draia
ir.g tha! land. -which generally ; shapes,: to-
ws.rds tha sea and' ta wards, tha'llackea
2I2, tha tatter by tha 'salt atraorphere,
'UjZ -(tLtlr:, teatcrs , dilTasa : through the
intcricr), tat thsy tesd t enrich tha tpll
c'poa their: banks, by? a.s.b.5rtr;period;-.cf
crerCsw ia tha ppnrgj and may ba taada
to sljrl. facilities for.inter-coKniunlcatioa,
rer,--!rrirrg aceesgitla tha.mest .retired; and
taort thtltaredjTallsys, &xiJot4th .estih
llihrseat and active prcsecutioa ef ea ect
ward corrraerce.
nisrican ' ccatains 'tha
foUaWisg account of a very' dsslrabls arti
cle fJr every hoassbcld t - :" '':"''I'--"A
simple 'attment ' for ;makir 5 '. ar-,
llilclal ice; ii nbwr mkatrict sfed ia' Paris','
by which a fceaaiiful eylinder jbf ks 4 pro
Vlaced ia tea' minutes, cr a bottle ffwixiar
cr '.ether 'rtic!a .'toa ;.b3 jfeduce4'''tMba
fresi'ng pcin-t cf water, ia'tha' rama recep
tacli. '' 'Tta'' in;trim sat 1 cbngisti "cf two
jaetsuto cjiiad;
r3 3. 4C.
a
withlaCa
i -
r,tha::-r
1st
V"a In.- iti- T.
.ret
1 to tha
misters, caa ti-a ia-
'cf tl
ciser cjl.sccr ta tta wtir
err" 'iitlcbs ta'.jba to
rg k"d jc: d,' il'a cove
r. is frc
tli cti'cr n t::...Z
eg! lO ca a til!
by-tla Laiid'TLa'tl;
f-
;i.r t 'f.
i c-i "Wiir, s--
carbc!acf so .!a til r!
trl'f. ila k'ac!'
HZT " 1 i ? cO!T t-'z"l 'Z'.l'''"'
Is i :t n " r---"t.t'r3
rt3 cf r.c
--.t -r-!t cct r:;:i-
eslZclc"s.J.'ta.?rss
icjrt tea .
:m t-i5 ir.
iy c :r tir
::rH-;nt'
".rcct .ent b-rvrs r?)
ccsi'.tra'frsacs. ..Itisc:
' 1
.
Six mora cays -six-ssa riiJ End tia
t six gloomr teigiSits to tha cllsst toll
ers who sit by the filckering light, which
consumes the oil cf llf have passed,' to
ba cumbered .with tha marry ether half
dozens which hare preceded , them- tinea
the dawa f creation.; t And. ..reader, Lt
us sit together to-night land lock back
over tha brief vista of years that ws hava
been awake to tha crowding realities sur
rounding, us and ask. our hearts if wa have
grown older by cxperieacs or better by
years more pure by sge aad xrarmer at
heart if we have traveled nearer heaven,
or drifted farther into the realms cf Doubt.
What have ail thesa brief fleeting years
done for you and us, cr rather what hava
we done for them. Have we done more
than live, eat and drink, sleep and wake,
struggle and rest, weep and laugh t Have
we mada a Sicglo mark or sign ca the
J.Iaker's Footstool which shall lead other
erring feet? from tha rough and uncertain
road which wo nave aver travelad, that
will live after us to b!es3 trsf Not one.
Twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, perhaps sixty
years are goae, never ta ba recalled I They
are swallowed cp in the great sea cf Time
Uke tear drops ia tha ocean of eternity-
gone I Ago is creeping along over these
earhly houses in which we dwell; dis
ease, lika tha bouss breaker," has cfiea
picked the worn locks and entered tha
rickety ! doors land ; robbed the body of
health -they were but Toreruaaers to tell
cf the mortality,, the crumbling nature cf
tha hoasa that is built upon sand and can
not prevail egainst tha storms cf tin a!
We have bees'! warned, aad
h0W
ciiea
leave we tha doers cpea to tha
istrasica
y,:'enpr-.
of the prowler I J Pallid, clai
lag disease aot alcaa bks - eat
d by, tha
doors and.!'wiadaws cf itheca .tenements.
Refers it cams lbs
STrea
and ;-Yialaltoa ' ac3
Erccra. Do' tb:?
still' ccsa welccmsJ t'-;xt3 ia iist!d tr.ra-
a -
rnents thesa eld frames, 'almost past oc-
tratloa ?. '.AtiS I -we 'fctr they -rre trra
compantoas, and coma still by iavitetjea I
It wis but-yesterdaj,"s it wsre, ths.t ysa
sad C3, rsader, sat cpoa Cxs msthesfa knss
arid dreamed tha innocent dreams cf ca-
pbHuted childhood. " Lock at us to day !
It was yesterday as it were that we prayed
with baby lips from baby hearts ''Ilal-
towed . ts :-;Tby -', hama Thy, .ktcgdaa
cornel" B wa still hallow tha Father's
name, and pay tint ? the kingdom '. coma
Saturday night, whea the toil and strug-
g!a of the six days of Temptatioa are
vv.z to sleep, is a cood titaa ta thiak! cf
these things; :,-,'.'.Tha.' hearth,- with its Hsw-
recallinss, and: present forgetting; ia
rood ': tima'-to 1 aw a'-thon;-r,t - ta 4 th
things. - Here 1 may f we ask oarsolf tha
question, what are we living for? Is it
merely ta caia food, wealth' axd claca ia
the wctU.t i.To climb the.-. earthly emi-
E2DCS and reach- their pinnacles a day cnly
befurs death I What are all thesa ta yoa
and.us, reader, if wa are' to go' to tUip
.soon smd'fca known no mora ta ts tad-
orfy ' "and 'cacert&Ia exhi'snca " C-ilnd
oti Lid juorugsf :i'on
A 'GStflSiAi?'. travellrg " to Piltib
-I f
a
toxa csas brtha'kelshbericg towx tti--ed
to sce'a 'tnend, ksd US Lli L'6r'is: tkd ca
tha rc
-Oa Lis'"r&lira Lo : U
tha 'auimsl-id' sap-pea - Lis ' tnoa,
W hIla;ia:oarch Cf 'ham 'fca'rraet aa Irkh
pedestrian, cf whom' La " inquired'
I ""Have yoa- sscal a 'slraaga'c reatura 'aay
where hereabouts, with'' tiddls ca J his
back!' -'' w'-rf!;v:!;u ';a i:-''
: ) 'Och,L'by the poVersyysmiy'tay tlat,
rtpIiedPat; - -:"-;'
; , Wbera-f"- 1 ' ; -'v':' -M
Jcit-ycadsr. t
I inybd'thdw-Eia'thplacaf- !;'?
J Tbit I; wrJ,'l ia' -lessl'thia no tlmaAM
rild tha man, approaching a small vrco1
cf youo. j Umbr-MAy; thsra' La' is,: sera
eacu;Vtc3ey.H;,Iii! u' n: 1 -vr'i' 7' :1 V
'- TLe t'ct&coaa-boocl. x.?? so.I-1:- ;"
! 1 "I el cci 'see LIui.'! u Ir-"'''l!i'';' '"'"'':'"
f I Thea,-byCaint ptricVya taast ba
tiled: Is' i Hot 'io-s-- tlmfl Jcst'cast .'yon?
eyes ia izzi c.resttca. uoa, cy ta pow
ers cf mcd. V5hn,fs ts t!?r-Jt eotvT-. U.?ly
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a con
if yoa u:n't t,.3
ysa may S'0:5 cts
:!! ro 13 tL3 cIotU
4 " r"
i
..A 1:11 rtnj ttlcr Wit or tzizrzs ft;r.3
es dloCnct E2 rcr- ia tLt tlr. '
j .-Stop cha'csr-vrith thsCx--r, End'prt's.
ths clbcr to tha end cf a brj stick cr pk: a '
cf uesJ woc-I: and if a watch ba held ci
tha ether end cf tha wscd, ticking will
beardf whatever tha lrr-.h ef tharl:. cf
wood."-., ".;;;.:.. :T5 .!rT:s" -
-Tisa poicr'ca tla raidd!s cf a clna cf
flannel ttra cr t' f?
your thumbs cr fingers" into yes?? enra
kTTT? 1
r,j .. ' I 5 ' ...... - - , .
jvaawicsweFttkertsaiast ta'iroa -
fender, snd yoa . wHi b:r - sotxrid I"ks3 :
that cf a heavy church bslL 77.- ' 7" -
! ' Thesa cxperimts 'provs ' that wator. 7
wood, and fkaael era jcd co-J --'-3 cf '
sound, for tha sesmdef tha b!!, tI.aV.:7.ch. :
as-4 tha fender . pass . throrh' i tha tr ' -
aad alocg tha deal and flansl ta tb.ae7r '
' It most ba observed that a body ia t"s ,
act of sounding is in a siata cf .vibration,
which it communicates lo thasarroundir ' '
air, the sadalatioas cf tha soaadsiTocUha"
ear, and exeit in us tha ssass ;-cf sct;-i'
Scusda of all kiads, it is E?srtaiad, tranl
at the rata cf f.Aeea miles ia a mmuta x
thessfttst whiter fcavels'as fast as tha -most
toaeadous. thunder. Thekaowh-y
cf this fe:t has beea applied ta tha msol
ursmcat cf dlsiaaee.- - .. .- -..v' --.,-
l Suppose a ship ia irsss flres a rsaV '
ths bght cf which is tsa ca t!i ers, cr by
aaother vessel, tfrenty esc?rids befcratha
report is beard, it ia known to ta eta-di
tanca cf 7.C00 yards, cr ilttla mere thaa
four an I a qnxtor miles. ':--. ,- - - - ..
1 --!raia, if wa sea a rtvU C.-. r -
tmg, :asd ta lira teecadj hszr a- tremoa '
eus cup cfthuadr, W knovr'ihat tLs
thsador cloud is cot mora thaa '7C0 yards
from ilz plasa. wLefa ie are and tra shaall :.
instantly retire frcra aa erpesed sltattioa.
-rScieni-& American.. - u- ?
' I VTc:C-IIai.f. ITrs;li: T-
stcry cf tha times, a la' iacidrnt,."
which mutt ret ba Icrtl la tha -midst cf
ta -0.. ;.:', cX j.j Cico;-
everybody, tlo hi sdl.ths
fptnj t tha dos
.iato tha bask cf . which La vr&i r.-
boldcr, and. thrasticg a ctrtlfleaia lata tha '
clerk's fics; ta raid, ia' rreat bs-ts ;'".--'
j;"Here, ploaea transfer" half cfftkU 't
James P. , Smith. , : i -;.'-
: ! :Tha clsrk locked at it, -and aikcir ---
! f Which, half, Mr. Jones r - '
! "I don't cars which hal" replied Jeaes,
puzzled at tha inquiry; ; ' - -' " ; ' ; .
, OToa had bitter go W tha.' Courts ; t "
can't make the transfer without a !jal
decklca. If yoa really wish to tranii?"
your ether half ta Hr. Smith," wa conns t r
da it Lore.' i ..,.'!
- Jcns was ccafssmded." '"-ira'-knew :tha-:"
basks were alltaa xaaddla,-.but .this trs.'?
too d??p for Urn, Ha took bis ctrtlf onts :
frcm. tha teds cf tha emiiir? .clerk, snd :
ca locklrg ca it,' la 1.' it was his marrk-s.
cerdoaia!- Eekj a "prlntod- furta,- Za;
flna pnptr; and . pet -ar'Lli prirnts- r
pn-en, ti .'was-, tha. rs thlog that - :ir.-' -Jcns
lo'd bnnl ca wLna'ka vraet to'lZs'- -rficrotnry
for bank stoc trip; - dla' trr-f '
Loms, kimsd Lis r.-L:.'i;Ud ia Cn3 rs--".
Uiln- tl-3 r'-Lt rnnors tLls t-ros. Loo:
do?ra tc?ra la tlma to r:t it! sll ctra!;
traa r.er.r.
' Lis'
ll;ola : JoLnnr fscits Lis Cnadav ' e5:ci.l
Issssmo-- It was ia tha 'ISth'tLiVlnr'-cI
Xliitheirr; wLsrsIa it roloUs cf -tha-m-ol-dons
ialiTidsil wha !wen$ -aoot sowing
tares, Co. "'-' - . "
; ; '"YTLat; is ;a:tara tha jarontkU?
: j Jchsrny LeEltrtsd.; . ;r i;;.c
! ' fTCl m?, ny.rna, what a tars is. -
, ) Tca' Lava' Lad 'm, , f.'d. Jc!ony,
eaoolo' C0T?a Lis eTss and 'wri'-'!ir- L's-
: ! "irod,emi' toll thsart
wbat'ds yea mean, 'Jc-Lnny ' -: i "
. ,
i 1' siMl
coLsr toll t.v Ccana j-oa vrns 'c'ca
, . , ,
t:.:
; "win hi safe sgoS
4Accc-r-:-a ta Tltr-, .Eva- fcrrtt!-.
!;VHar:;ataLt tr :'.or.l b!r f';M;
a'f;...,,Looo? ta a Looy L-L-i-Vt-d tl :a'sj- '
: a es u .s tl
r ? f f - - - -
.. - - 3 ,
'' ?
L?, "b-t t'J trila v.I"i t:ll Jea thai tea
. - - f . . . . : . 9
- - - - ---
ra t-a -a o c-n;. .a c yen w. -
. . .exi cr e!I
- 4 T
. -K
1 f evening wcra
- ' - Inch they Lr.J
; uch cvcrjlody
: , havo forgone-
t sed'ofT to t!
- f ctators, i.nd
' rage containing
i . aver . iOvcs
f 3 were drawn
? Charles White, .
hibit bla control
: i i Tlie animals
. and nctive ia
,. 5 ; ?,C tlieir Fpecle3
.he lions is rc
ir i ractable. TTr.
I dl confidence in
t i, entered with
j i gan to pat tho
All proceed -
1 length ono of
'.t f Ion -and diso-
!-! :iite Struck hin
I" I whip. Sud-
1 r!n nnd sei2scd
I t with bis teeth,
1 ilJ a cat, nnd
r i s back upon the
f i 'of horror pa3
.? f ? cf fiectators.
I I; manypeoplo
I I Ishment ; some ;
f :nances awaited t
-j ihers rushed in-
, ! linly hopinto
ii n tamer irora
5 , r . . . ...
i i ; awaueu lata. " ;
j awaited tho
' tho moment,-
; aws upoa L:s
i and . retaining 4
I if terrible jaws.
j- erocious beast
l was evidently i
I ost of his cp-
I 3 .Of "tL3:To" ;
f 1 - 1 r . f
; i na ircn bar,
I :; the lion's head
in1:! was sur
i 'Id. ' In an in
J J-.ed Lis fcc"hnJ
J fnts of the crge.
! j blows cf Ills
. j premacy, and
i f of Jbef.3Av
"would Via-, " "'
i ? ioh an c:
diSpCi
'I I ngerous
HbutLe!
; I " !al to j
il .ared,th I
; h in a j
; nS the hy
;1 nlcnost uo:
l fho obvious,
il J-dod with -;
i 1'icklly therv
; -!;esses t-'l f
! I i-only; 1 - :;a
'f. illod the 3
i , h their acts
if f eding tl.-.i n
-;t 'i'ng the cer t la
',i Prn.. ila then
; " -t till then was,
it' 3 furious cl,a?-
if
Hiiiie Uii nnt
conterDpcrarlca.
ter lenv'i - tl a
to tho N::'T-r-al
)w lies tl . j '"
8 .
'' -lundertlaro
ji'r 5 reduced tho
j 1 a to. restore tha
IS j: sound ccndl
I f iter with tha
r.
claws cf tiio"
1 is of a pe
"1 Laa ccrn
J Iain vlor-
3 J2oc!iCsicr
t lebrate-d
by tU th-
I so'cmnIf.
1 nted at tL3
j During
j I procession
i battalions cf
lately ordered
nd amid a
. tha regi
aan to rcceiva
J enre who v,a3
'al -
J.
i
II
f
I -"3 t-clow this
f rock about
14
111 . Jt above tha
-'-' '-jn-n,
f tha ferm cf
In tl r.ct c:
bla
for:
j ;or.ranc3
it:-c. .
3
1 evf
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two