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at the f-jJi'- Ini: low r.v? :
THE CAMBRIA FREECIAN
Ih I'aMlfhfil WeKly at
I EtinSSlSURG, Cumbria Co., ra.,
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sriwrRIPTIOJI ratiw.
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- if not p'it with!n3m-".3. l.ii
.. .. jf not p'J within 6 raos. 2.I.O
if not p'd withiu year.. 2.25
?v"" i" i"rin) resid'np oaHMt th county
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"HE IS A FREEMAN WHOM THR TRUTH MAKES FREE, AND ALL ARE SLAVES BESIDE.'
SI.50 and postage per year. In advance.
A. McPIKE, Editor and Publisher.
El JENS BURG, PA.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, ISS1.
NUMBER 41.
VOLUME XV.
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CARPENTERS' TOOLS!
Of ki.i lr au4 tlnOu'-f in t mnrkft. A '..-.
TAUI.K AND rOCKKT n'Tf.KKY.
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T!Hf COPPER,
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Sheet Iron Wares
N1 Dr. A r.I" US IN
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JOHNSTOVN. PA.
McNEYlM fiz, YEAG'rT
Til Copper and Stest-Ircn WARE,
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V.iOKIN'fJ tt UKATINd STOVKS,
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Hi enth Avenue, . Altoona, Pa.
I One Door Wpat uf llpera llou.e.
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ii . r l.pfi.rp the J nd UP ot l.nr I rphan limrl,
t., h.. hold at F.'.i'11-t'iir-jr. in and f.r .it, I cmity.
en Twsiiav .Vnp.mlipr 1st. ;vsi. then and iIutc fi
apppi t orrePi-Ptot -ke taere.il estate ..t sunt John
S' er.ion. ,i,.r p,cp,i. at thpiippr.iispd vain .tioii hi.i
vp .n it hvnn in.pip"t dulv award, d hy the said
o irt "im' i.-tnrn.-d i v the Sfn"-.f! of fan! r-oontv
n the ;.th .I'll 'if Septemher. issi, or almw cttue
tl. i .line ' -in' id no! hp a ii..
Timns liininni. shorui.
SI entfi
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ni.ri.h. tr h r i. ' -i itI ti hii J! no. ipidpr the firtr
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,H"ls WII.KIVSON'.
, HANI F.r. EVtKI.Y.
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nil wh m it mn. con.-., rn. noti.-e . h.T"-
i. i ,-.i t:.a r an ai 1 1 oil i '"n I i '"i."i iiiH-h' fo the
n1-; 1 1 ( 'oniiiion i'io.'s of ( 'atii'T'a poiint v f-.r the
' . ('..; . r - t on of 1 lie t 'on.'in.a'ii: h K'-" 'otn I'-itiy.
No 1 " i..r wl.K-li a I'luc'pr will ho vrrint.d at n n
A fa ip.-.. ! I'.nirt. t i he lioid Inr'nd for .a id eon a
tv, mi 7 ii-,-..;.;. ihf ft'tt rfait nt .nvmbr ni rl. if no
Ji- ifo'i" tit t p.. ...ii I ... . h. iw ii to the Pnfl'r.lfV.
Ji'HN '. OATKS. I'rnthonotary.
Froth-
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Khent...rir, O.-t. (i. liKl.-3l.
Vt'THT. OF DISSOLUTION". The
JS , irtti.T.hip hi-rrtotorp pxttiir hetweea the
ii'i'l-'p ani'd in ihe PunhiT htLinp- n, Alli'uheny
'""'I'li'l'. f.itnnni. i-oiuuv. p,.. n,hr tlie firm
nmuee' WaaloT S nipp t '.,.. h i h.en d, -solved
hy t.intii.l foi!..t,l. VV. w. S:iii.;. a i, I TIi.'i.Ipiis
...t.r.1 I retiritm. l i e ' ti-in-.. n; t tie late firm will
he ooniitmeil hy John VV.ian..r'
JOHN V A'JNOR,
1 vv . s a t p.
Oc. tl. l'sl. :t-4t. 'Ill Ai'KI S CONIIAII,
LA N'l) FOR S. I.E. Tin' iiinlersip-p-en
I) ' 9ft Acre ot I .nd iylr.r h. fropn I.e-r-uu
an. I ('lift Spriiiica tvhii'h he wPI srp very
. h.-i'P and on I'ln ti-rm.. I hero are ahm.t rtiftl if
A i hks i-'pur. d, the ha i anoe t o n w. ll pro . yd wit-h
if iiii.hiT. pr. npi pa I i le-inlH'K. I.r further ln-
fo-'" 'i "i, : 0'r tj,lre.-f T. A. S Ti IK v!.
la .. ai -rf. I .Tr tf.
a hi
"XOTHIMJ TO CITE."
"Notiiin-r to give," when the "hand of the
j pool
I? sti-p titled nit for fitv to-rlav ;
! Go travtrsff each by-!an, unknown and ob-
i surt.
! VTht minprv crowd- on thp way !
i The hi -f-u nited form, the wan, sunken
i ohek.
Wh-rein fi sad tale mn le read.
! i'h wretchedness truly be-
. rTaiTit every pathway we tread.
ijanl in hand are ppen p.wertv, suffering
I j 1
1 T)i"tre whieh the h-art seret endnre;,
And yon wro complain, you have naught to
llPt'iW
1 Yon know not what richer are vov.ts.
'The kmd word which lights up the poor,
! pallid fac,
j The sweet inili, like unheam wtiich fx 11.
! On thp hart. where no loncer has joy left a
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Which lornr-vanishcd feelinrrs recalls.
"Xothinar to give !" oh ! words heartless in- j
dcei"
When a mile from vour all in that hour
May win from the destitute blessings in
stead. Tl'ou-rh little, how CTPrit is Its nower.
The cift niiiv he scant, hut the pitving sigh.
Which long its comnassion to prove.
The soft glance of kindness which beams In
the eve.
The offering enhance by their love.
Wp know not the ma ?ic containpd in a word.
Tt opens a fountain long spnled.
In hearts wbprp for ypars pot a chord has
been stirrpit.
Ttv sorrow nnd wrptehedtipss stppprt
segi.cteri. unsought for, unloved and nn- ;
known. . . m !
Whi'e a frVml'y voice, and a kind! pentle
t..n ;
... II.-. .i..i. lt-l
'X '' in? t ?'wv r" ! tow rrni tnv
Kr Tt Mit-a wifi --T".;t thi 'i r T !' p'MTi"
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ciTirv'-rfii itiii. s ..-ii-, i mr
f-.i -..-iiif-i - .im - I ef'-.-v..r
IN nfwuMi'iT.ori.riTW -i.. n
M T s pp f- t m V ' " - t.M. ey
IN TP! inr
The fl;i-i's:. .ii op I'.e "Trlt'h A''if
f ihr.stj" t'!' p(.-ii.i is in the ci'pr-r i-f t' e
I. end P 7". frr;rr p . I n fpe ii,ne of I lot t ''f
NTs. Ann lav wtits in regard to tbe
' ll'iinmiT Dor" of Air' e questioning ''
stitei'T'Pt that the wartotg of impending
danger to the Ar':e fami'v consists only (if
the sound of a drum. She says :
"F"rlv in the year lM.i 1 wept to Cortachy
Cat'e in att.r.,bncp upon Miss 'Margaret
Pi'rvnnle. who was paviog a two days'
visit to the Earl and Connb'ss of A'tlie.
Wo nirj.-ed late in tbe pvening and Miss IDal-
rvnip'e had ot-'v i"st t'nip to rlress for din-
per , s si e ystr-ri for a few m'nn'es on the
sofa, however. Obis she told me fome time
alter we bad hit the castb'1. she heard dis-
t'net'v. as if iiprnpiliafel v bepcatb the floor, : dinary mortals, for griod or evil to these hit
t e sound of fi'es and afterward th beating ter as the case pi iv be. Sotip t;nies these
of a drum. Whi'e at dinner dip remarked spiiits make themselves manifest in t,n
to Lord A irlie. who cat pear her : 'What is form'of an rnieu, or giant ; sometimes in that
tbat strange music y an have nbopf the house ? ff a livdras, who ina he a dragon or a fiend.
Von assurdlv have an excellent piper?' ff,r he noun is indiscriiniiiately uti ied to
Lord Aiilie. w'thnit replying, dropped his : describe either of those dread visitants.
knife and fork and retired from the dining A nuther supornat u 1 ;il institution of liouiua
ro.nn Later in the pveping thp place spem- nia is liaba (Jloa- tsa the seem ing of an o'd,
e.l to bp all in confusion, aod I lparpp.l that toothless evei-spinning hag, rcpi chi'iisioiy
Lord Ail-"'. ef,er leaving the tab'e went to
the library and dined in solitude. The next
mornintr, while the family were at breakfast. .
...i . . ... . r.i .
i was qniip alone in miss t lairynipe s room,
and as I stood he for" (he fire I heard, as L
thought, a carriage drive no, and stop dead,
direct'y under mv feet Immediately there I 'dracnii,' who gives her power, at intervals
fo'lowed the sound of anof hercarriage driving t" nh-tract tip' temporary oijei-t of her aflcc
np, and stopping in exactly the same man- ! tions from the scene of his mundane ti i
ner. And then, as if following the vehicles, ! uniplis, and to couvev him to one, of her fesi-
came the tramp, tramp, tramp of marching
soldiers. Then I heard some shrill notes of
j tllf. fifo S(1 .tjstinctly that I looked round in
""""Y. expe,-,,u u. see pipe, ... me
T"n- In another moment I was still more
j stai tlet", hv the beating of a drum. About i
j this there w as something indescribably isa -
j greeahlp ; it seemed as if the drummer were
making his way through the floor. Iieing a
pel feet sti anger to the place, I thought there
might he n coach road and an entrance door
to eastle near the room in which I stood
and that loni" distinguislied guests were ar-
ri vine or departing. On looking nut of the
window, however, 1 found there was no door
or coach road near, and not a human being
was to he seep. I concluded, theref'irc. that
the sounds must have been echoed from a
a;,i,. pti, K..r.
1 v.-.-.. n.i.r. i nr nr.i I u.nu, or... in ,,U nr.
I parture, Ladv Airlie came to the floor of
...
i Miss D.iliyinple s room . pive her a five-
. f,(,linij te tor an orphan school in which
' . . , .
I she was mtpresteil. Neither of us ever saw
.,,.,. arrniti She was eonfinert -,f
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twins at urml.lon some months arterwarn
and died. It was not until Miss Dalrj'tnple,
a few days after we left tbe castle, asked me
if I had heard 'the strange music there,' that
I disclosed mv exiM-rieiic. and then for the
I first time I Iciiiiied from her the tradition
I
about the AliTie drunnner boy. She to'.d me
that sin herscf had !een totally in ignor- years, a glut, of supernatural beings on eiih
ance of it -until her allusion at the dinner ta- ! er hank ff the Lower D.iniiH,'. That is the '
hie to the music she had heard elicit d from ! 'truth about phosts' in coup tries only three ,
another guest an explanation. " J days' journey from Chaiinpcross." j
Another writer in the same paper says : i , i
"I can only say for myself that 1 am not al
topi flier ignorant of physical scierce : and
yet I iiiself have witnessed phenomena fur
which I coii'd not account. After tne death
of a female relative, whose husband at the
time was lying paralyzed, the room in which
she died pave birth to all kinds of noises ;
the furniture was moved violently about,
etc, while the room itself was locked, and j tice whit was up, and when the barber star
the key in my possession, This lasted until ' teil in on the shampoo and the customer's
the deatli of ber husband, when the house j wig came off. in the poor fellows hand-., leav-
resnmed it s normal condition. These sounds
were no, heard by one pair of ears, or by the
inmates of the house only. And here I am
reminded of another fallacy in the reasoning
of ghost scoffers. They fay that a man, by
prolonged concentration M' thought on one
particular object, may project a picture of
that object on to the retina. But from this
view how is the following explained? A
frtwnd of mine mttw hoire prte evnrtln.T wi
told me that he saw his father walk down
the corridor leading from the boxes of a cer
tain theatre. Tie was much surprised as lie
imagined his father to be some miles in the
country at the time. The next day h- re
ceived intellisience of the death of his father
at the hour when he saw him in the theatre.
HI llir liuui mini iir on linn u. uiv ....
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Hi father -was 13 perfect health when he ;
. . .. '
saw hnn last." t
A
lone letter appears in the Telegraph or
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iber 11, in reuard to the sunersjtinn of
, . . . . j
October
the peasantrv of Eastern Europe. The wri
ter says :
"1 have never been fortunate enough to
set eyes upon a satisfactory phost except at
the lamented Polytechnic. It Is true that a
beine, presented to me as the 'spiritual in
carnation' whatever that may be of a de
ceased Belgian damsel, once threw a neck-
lace of coral heads at my head in a two pair j
back within bow-photof the Dritisli museum ;
but I have since had reason.to believe that !
the apparition In question was a more or less
respectable married woman, the mother of i
three, and fonder of chocolate drojis than is j owned more acres of spruce and pine lands hut could on'v sit and hold each other's . p'f." and v:,v fi-.t n. hast"v b-ir.'d ,,:'
altogether consistent with the habits of a I than he could count in a month ; he could j pane's, soft, and dimpled, and strong n"d nrm . legs nnd V-dy a.d showd us a sight
genuine ghot. I have, however, lived a good j pet out enough ship's knees in a day to ' manly, while their thoughts dreamed out of ; horrh'e to behr'd. Tl'e mm wisa-t-iollv
deal in countries where belief in the super- j build a United States navy and two schoon- their eyes. I r""' tua of red crusty nro. TT's bo.'v
natural is the rule rather th in the exception, j ers ; he had an abiding faith that theMegan- j And so one night, whi'e b ben? his hend I looked us red a a beet. nnd. with lh eovor
and where spectral appearances, being the : tic Hai'road would make Saii.t Andrews its : to ga7e into the hipiv face that was ppst'pd ing of crvty wh'te ski". h presented the
outcome of deeply rooted and wide -pread tidewater terminus, and tie catried a hat , against his breast, nnd laid his hand softy
popular superstition instead of individual in- i tul! of preterted st.K-k in that e(.!.wal enter- .against the dimpled cheek to press it yet
digestion or imaginativeness, nre far com- ; prise, Bnd was r'fh and pr-.n-l lie sst in more oiosely to bis heart that throbbed e
moner than in these matter -or-fact isles. the t.e-t pew in c'nir. h and r.-p. pded !oU 1- penfh it tbpre was a moving shado-.v by the
Throughout Eastern Tvirope these appear- ; r arj enntr 1 -n i v. t ,n , v other rock that was pot cast bv the swaying hein-
ances are, as it wpre, public property ; no
man is so poor, ignorant, or inigtiifictn t
t,1!,, !e need d.-M-nir of becoming acr,, int..
with them at some period or his evitei ce.
ller, fur ttie mo-t part, they n:v ninp.-po.
lizeij bv the well to 'hi classes; the I'.',ttl
pro'.-tarv, with infrc'i'iept eveeptii."-.. has
peit'ier art not psrt 'n tlieni In Yl pe n . ,
D i '.!;. - n Tt '-v'v - i and t'o- II ip
p 1 . n I '. i
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l--t I 1 f I'll! 'i , .
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it a -.;. j'p m .
t un t p f . it
r pp.
.f 'hi' '.i'i! p. . hi a' ..n ham ' - f .
of i.pe -.nit or other. Ti e :..itr. --. i f to
day, like heir i, at in f. iff i"'er fi"'n who.,
in nil proh.iii it j , they have uti"i 'f.-"i' p-'y
lei iv.-d the bh'k of t!..-ir llpel p t ur.i ! Iv
liefs are firing we I lei to the cot, i.-t p.ri
that trees an ! flowi-rs, r "'ks and streams,
lakes and marshes are end owed w ith s( j
u.al as ipil as corporal exi-tep.-e. For them,
earth, air. fire and water arc inhabited by
mysterious brings, not the chosts of an body
in particular, but, as it were, the sou's of
'lie elements, capable of rendering them-
selves apT'ari pt to the human eye and by po
means indisposed to hold oointu une with or ;
prutip to ticcome piiamored of any uncom-
moniy ha.iidsr n,e youth who happens ta lie
at nin e t he pi ide of his ilin-je and aflianced
to its lp'.diitnr lu, I lit r Ihiloi tf).,a..l.i. lj
........ ........ .-o o
! cre.'ntetl with ieing a distant tainily copper,'
': tio" t f Satan liiuiaelf, the i hiof of all tin
I
dental raves in the Carpatliiaris. She can,
however, change herself at will into a hinid-
en of surpassing loveliness, so her victims
, l, '"" " .i joi.vu .un
all
"Besides the above and other standing
; spectres of renown, in whose existence tiine-
i tenths td King Carol's subjects believe a
i good deal more implicitly than in legionary ;
saints of the Creek Oitho lox church, Koi.- '
1 mania owns innumerable apparitions of mi- ',
! nor moment, some of them belonging to the
! fairy, pixie, gnome and devil catego- ;
; ries ; others of a strictly local character ;
j such, fjr instance, u pale-alue flickering!
j lig.hf, vinilde at a cei tain spot on the banks ;
! fit the Uistntza, which phenomenon no true j
i Moldavian 'teiraiiu' doubts to be the sad
stii. it ol the fair l.,,t f .,,.,;., r.. ...i.
r - .....,,ii n, y, in.
! drowned herself for love in that river. '
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wolves and willies, ghou.s and lamue, ,
are also at home in Witlhirhia, Moldavia, I
' r ,
I I ransylvama, ana the ImckoviiiR, whither, !
llOweVCI. I Suspect them 11. it it h 1 v the ..vre- '
, . j ,
wi niiu ;ne miiii in navnig been iiupurteil '
at comi.aratively rtcept date from Poland, !
Lithuania, nnd the forest hinds of Southern !
Ktissia. In a word, there Is still, despite I
: railways, telegraphs aim all the other en- i
i cnwchmeiits of civiizalion that have pene- j
i , . ,
tratetl E-istci n Liiii nt; within the last 20 1
A Scared Sat A(.E. In the Sapdwich Is-!
lands the natives are excellent barbers, but
know, or did know, nothing of wigs. A man I
trom England went into a Kanaka barber's '
shop to set shaved, and after the shave the j
barber, as a matter of course, proceeded to j
.shampoo the customer. The customer had
dropped asleep in the chair and didn't no-
iu a pei feci ly bald-head, lie thought he had '
j .inked tip' man's scnlp off, ami with a howl )
of terror tied. And his assistants fled also I
and stayed in the woods a week not dariuj
to take the responsibility of their awful deed.
The very heart and root of sin is an Inde.
pendent and hellish spirit. We erevt .he idot
r-elf, and not oDiV witVi utheiS lo Worship it,
bn' v.n winrship tt osircerve.
Tltr. LEGEND OF GHOST LANE.
You see, away back in 1791, or alone there
Andrews, a beautiful Canadian named I em-
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ijewasei .MCtvirciieninumiacn, hip iovrne'.
i
shine and
flower that ever grew in the suns
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showers of Charlotte county, chaste as Dia-
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na, true as IVnclope : the violets paled In
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ond choice in the pools when she smiled ; i
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ivorv white was her broad, hin tirow, for :
she didn't comb her bangs down into her
eyes like the foretop of a Shetland pony,
and the senii-occasionnl foes of her native
land kept down the freckles and cleared
away the tan.
"Fler feet beneath her petticoat
Like little mice stole in and out,
As if they feared the light. "
Ar.d her "arrowy hand" was dimpled and
fair an.! soft. !he wore good clothes and
moved in the highest circles ; she embroider-
ed Iter own number li; moccasins, and was
thebtlle of the singing-school. Her father
tneniber of t' f .rv.. ......e.t
ali t lie of her e r hi i ' ' a ..
ire .l-v a ft a 'i ' ' . J a
I'ietre...t t 1 y ' ... ,' ,
fr it. ut r r . . . ' -
Hp n... '' - i-i il .-
r it '
be j t' i t
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d
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t 1
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a- !
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' ' upon the re-
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i n i 'iii'l -m." h aaitl. '
A t r ! .-d the maiden. j
1'- "''-e i "'i' I 1-e vet y gratifying to
li". ii'-l h-f paps
"I ' '''' "t bear to th ink of it," she said.
"I U "u are very dear to me, put in tlie
h''T.
"Tllifs Where the gazipie ConiPS if,"
sic'ied the p.iai.'en. "I'm afraid you're lion
to Pie."
'.Make 'ermiiiP," the lover saiij.
Aid the old titan said he would anl called
for some ink ami p.n-r to dra w iiji th- set-
t!eptei;t. Dtit IVinigewasset simply said :
"Tli"ii art so near and yet so fur," and
Jpf: the room.
There was another. A youthful ssiior
man, with a straw hat and wide trousers
ami a broad collar with anchors worked op
it in while thread and lovely yacht c'uh
buttons, (lonrjo. Augustus Saskatchewan.
He was a daisy. He played on the mouth
organ ai.d danced the racket divinely.
Ki.owall the new songs of the street, got
f'.'OO a year and f pent every cent of it on his
clothes.
And when the old man found out where
the previous attachment existed
' T here was a
Circus.
The irasej'nlp parent
'.'lalihed
tleoig.- Augustus by the
Collar,
And the alack of the
Leggms
And lifted
Him
Clear out of
His boots.
And he
Set the doy
On him, and
Cnased him down
The front path.
And banged him through
The gate
And howled and
Yelled after him and
Told the
"Goggle-eyed.
Empty -headed,
Long-legged,
Turkey-trodden,
Clam-eating,
I'eer-guz.ii'ig,
billiard-playing
Son of a
Sculpin,
To keep away from
There."
And then sought his
Daughter.
And scolded and
Coaxed an.l
1 hreatehed and
Dribed and
Commanded and
Stormed and
Laved and
Hoaretl ami
Lamped up and down
The house,
But the brave girl
Stuck
To George
And said if the
Old map
Didn't like George, he
Needn't marry him.
But as lor
Her,
She was his
Hairpin
Or words to that effect
And that was
The kind or a
Oirl
She was.
And inasmuch as it was not pleasjnt for
George t" visit Pemigewisspt at the house.
as he didn't feel ah'e to feed his father's J
dog ti r e times a week out of h a S anty
.ulary and GTO-Ttr?v) bgs, the5; desn.i jen-
pie usd to wander clear out to this lane nnd
meet when the moon was full and, when it
icqa rri 1 . 1 1. 1 t . a .nil irlian it tx-aa l.alf a rwl
I when it waned Into lis Iat quarter, and
... .. ,
when there wasn t enouuh moon to excuse a I
eas company. They sat in the shadow of a i
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...iii i.-i, 'i iur Diii.fnT-.ai.L..ii ii.t
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broad old summit and ate trum-drop st-d
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ta Iked of the stars, and planned a quiet, nt- I
tie weddinff in the cathedral of FrPdenckton
, ,
and a modest little trip to Macara and CM- i
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caeo, and out to Colorado and the moon I
tains. And he held hpr In his strong arms
wliile she cried and sotibcd over her troubles
with pa, and they talked all the sweet non-
sensp that young peop'e are verv liable to
talk in that lonely right, out under the lis
tening stars, and in the shadow of a disepet
and most silppt o'd boub'er. And together !
they sang old love songs that the hemlocks 1
bent to hear, and their stolen hours at tint !
woodland trvKt were full to overflowing with '
truth and the tenderness of their lovp : so ,
full that someiiTips thpv eould not speak. '
.v, . n stifled b'ss of a brcnh that was not
t' p .irrb.iroT w'nd of t-P n'ght. the cold cruel
r' ''tt of steel in the stnr'i'.'ht and thebenrt
tf.r.b,tpr. so wai-mtv beneath the cheek of
f'.o t.;,d was cti'l. :i"d she bold her lover in
,..r r"-s nnlv to sec the lovp lijht in h;s dear
mm .e on in flip o-lnssv stare of itentb
1 1 I v t lie "lonni v a is'es of the forest and t '.e
r.kv cives of the mountain ca'lod bneV h'T
..ri.iTT's r jiPMiisb in mo'anct'olv echoes.
f,T., y rf, inir lnnch from a voiep sl elrnew
ifil t.itpil tirre.t on her soul.
1 anpenre tbnt tne reierti-ft rival. Pierre-
p. rt T Vtii'imiebtrn.. bid tnken a bow;e-
l'.;fp two ineVps wide nd a foot nnd a hiif
l..i... an.l tipped t.eorp for laudnb'p pns.
....et r i rfr tl.p perjbf lion at the bnse .f the
cr.l r flTw.lipffrn by a lateral Ipis'on. tipnr.
m. s.'i" w.st through the metaenrpnl phqi-
i in rtnotjep with fhe i.nso of the firth
r'i TVe opern'ion was 1 iPly cnecosifii '
ri. f p Coroner was pot:fied fie imp pven-
yi . tron--!ie-o!s AT .bi'-mapbipne tl. d ti
. , J tieT-o-f woods, f rr in t''e fiil'ow ing niop.'h
. b.i.e. ae I imso'f np Tv:tb a wild I. ear. and tbe In-
r- .be I tl'if-i eri'.b'ed una'! pisskirs. Per-iigewoc-c,.i
got ber to the nimnerv. and fot'owed ber
t lo.l hT lover to te cup. mnr land in a few months.
q-be ct-rn parent, lmv'ngbit eff a little more
"ferrnrit'e stock tbaTl hp could tnns'i'-.itp.
wet on Change to unload one Hay and g-t
paiigbf on a fal'ing market and was skinned
alive.
And to this day wbep the hell in thp cast'p
fr.llc tbe bony of mid"'?!it. w e'-oe- 'v f z-
nrrs wa'Ved drwn tbe la"e w:th the sV"t-
jng.ipV-gIide affected bv ghost-, and, in the
shadow of fb: rock, the ta.'v g'-ost on !ior
hended kneps lifts h'T clasor-d hands in 'Pp
riassionote e'oqnenee of a voioe'rsi n. pea' to
the g'itt-ring cars. whi'. ber sb-dow firr-
j,rp lf.nAs nbore the r-rosrato ri' a'-t..Ti
strefelied before her e,ri"r.g the c-u-' ei'
f ,,T5 w:th tf evirrpsr.r, oiiT"ti of a l-'o.
B-.ir'tt". in Fnr':r.f!ton Hurley.
A .trprF's Mtstakf. To ope born nnd
ratsert in the pionptains of western X nth
Caro'ina the cop.t.'rv a'or g the coast of east,
ern Carolina is full of ii tercst. The life,
mat tiers and habits of the people are s i en
tlrely d fTerept that one can tiard'y rea'tre
that lie is in tl esme Sbiteapd governed by
thp samp laws. I had never in all mv lip
sppp a stream wider than the I'pper K"a
noke river until I started from th's place
abou ten ibivs ago. I had be' ter back in
g'-t'ing here M an the Superior Curt .Tnd-e
who started from the extretpe western part
of .aur State some year--.ago, when ."ti'.t'i ii
came in vng'ie. to hol.t his fir--' court at Cur
' lit nek Court bouse The story p es that he
reach.x! Norfolk, where he was to ia'.e ti e
; steamboat for Currituck, hut being a i.:w
traveler find bewildered by the d aiki ess
and strangepess of things lie fuMr-wed the
' crowd and went from the cars on hoard the
( Biiitiuiore steamer and wa soon on his way
, up the tny. He sat in the cabin for some
time after the boat le't O'd Point, with his
i saddlebags between his legs, waiting pa
i tiently for some line to show hi:; his room,
j and at lust called a waiter and tnid him he
( would like to retire. The waiter asked him
i for his stateroom key and found he hold r.ot
' paid his fare. The judge cave nim five do!
j lars and he wnssoon show n to Ids stateroom,
i and wher. he awoke in the morning the
j steamer was at her wharf in B.i'tiuioi p. He
' went ashore and a hack driver soon de'.ivi i
. ed him at Biirnum's Hotel, where he rcois.
' tered his name ana titie, and told the e'etk ":tapt letter trmn her ahnt iov. r. D'V
j to send for tiie Sheriff. He sat down to wait passed v.ecriy. The siuhiug la-s !'.iu'.t-l
! for that functionary, and when he trade , is . the fit..f.-e. tin the inshii p'pi'. ta -e a.
' appearance he mildly rebuked him for mak
I ing him wait so long an told him to call curt
i at one o'clock. The Sheriff thought he had
' a bald-headed lunatic to deal with and was
aboht to send for a policeman, when the
! iud;e went on to say that lie found Curii-
i tuck Court House a "heap h.gger php-e than eon dwells the s in e la 'y, '..ut she js pov a
he exfe-ted," which led to explanations, i happv wile v it li t wi. chili: en. Shi- b..sf.,r
! and the j'jdee shouldered his saddlebags and i P'Uen the faiihoss op- t,f ;,.rdi'.s.it woe.
! struck for the return steamer a poorer and She th.-retoie is s'ii ;ri-eil when ir.nn the
i
i a wiser man. ffir'ei? (.V. 'J. ) .Yer-a. ! town i f h, i i pin c-unes a i.-ti- r b at ing as
j - ; a Sll!'ers(Ti; ti..n t . i,e l.l tl.ien liiinie th.d de- ,
j ANVF.R.-Of ell passions, there is none so I rive'1 fl ":1 !,"r I'1-'"';1 An aeeonio inying
ipttravaeant and ontl ageoi'.s as thai of an- ! " ,vo'" '"-'f '"M ''' "
j per; other passions solicit and misled us,
I but this runs away with us bv foice, ami li'ir-
j ries us as well to our own as to another's
'ruin; it falls many times upon the wrong
j person, and discharges Use if upon the itino-
i cent instead of the guilty.andi.iaV.es tlie
most trivial offc nces to be caaiial. and nun-
ishes an inconsiderate word perhaps with
fetU'ls, iufan.v or death.
There must be something wroni?; about
the family piivcrmneni when a four year-old
boy is heard piaytng: "Oh. Lmtl, take ail
th.e nauphty out of Johnny, all the seo.d out
of papa, and all the punish out o! maiiii'ia
Amen." No doubt the little fellow le.i
asleep after that, in a b'.';ss(td cunM.-iice
that l:fe was poing to be Mihter lor him.
FKANE and Willie were disi assiug whieh
i were the must ei-opoip! al, men or womsn.
and Frank seemed io be getting the best of
tiie aipumeut, when Will: suddenly brono.li:
the d:ate to a close bv saying: "One thing
1 know ; my lather can mane a piece of bet
ter go nv' r uiore'n twice as l.ir-e- a piece pf
brea-1 for nr" aa nrr.tijer cap."
A .MODE KM LAZAELS.
BrEI S OF C.I.E FAT T. FTIOM TEE rTEfON 1
of a lErKinLE affliction. j
j One of thp ni(it affiictpt'. morfttls that hs i
come undr our o'wrvaf i"n. stvthe Kii e.
x- r . t .. -......
-.7.. .---. ..
r, v,v ..t., , . , . .
'r. Schultz appear tn be a'xmt s xv five ,
... . v. -. i w
jeflts of ace : is a stout, web-hunt ifray hair. .
ed man of fsptar
v . ,
bis forehead, l ov
rant rusped tipa'th. Around
:oevpr. Is a brond red str.'ak.
whl' - h attracts the attention of tl'" s'ra-iyor.
and on further end c'ner exa',i!'f..ti..n it Is
eas'ly seep that ti c man's se-t'p is conin'e'u.
ly coverp.l w;h a cnisf n.-enu-s mutter pxt""l
d ing down th" biick of his ppek and thrpep
out of sigl t down the buck of J.U sb'rt.
"Mr. Sclm'tz. is i- -ald von are snT 'ri'-g
from salt rhenm. but that vou are v it get.
t;i? lipt'er." wa a dvarced bv tha inennior.
"Well. yes. my dear boy. I nni snff.-iitig
from that borr;h'e rliense. and hive been for
the hist two rears. M't - f- r ge't'
3 be'ier
I curt see that : v u w'"l In 1g f
your-
scaly appearance of an all'gator or crocodi'e
I'X.lfl 'v.
"Flow V.pghive y.-i iio..i e;pff..r.lfT fr-"n
this dread ma'ady?" v.t yn:p,li'z""'v -
quired. "We!l, abf.iit two vears I frs rx.r-
lencpd orp:tes on mv f.-e. btjt I era tinpy
,'r,, ri'' r,f 'f I'-ere. Soon af'erwird. h.owver.
f'e disease b.-cnt, to i'."i.. a"d in a f-v
f.nnths I wv,i covered fr.en h"ad to f .''- as
'on s" 'nP "W. "
" Ho you sn ff. r r: ufb as p 1
('os. ill(I..O(l. HIV SIlTo-iprT fl in'cin
tbe Tirt:n of he rl's.-ls. l t-..T f rt o so nilln.
but In cummer. Th-ii T rvor-n're vciv p-o-fuseiv.
the ifc' ing is plinot vvond nv cn
dtfince "
"How is it in i inter " tri- t'l" f i"ni ing
iii'l lirv.
"In wioter mv sn'To'-iii's a" io of s-p-h
irrif ri '. V rbr. raster bof tVen I f.'ni'.st free...
I C:...'t gf t ed ition'!' on o'p.m rb to Veep trie
wnrm. and dnrioo tbe pi t T 1 r t to tl-u-n
bptwopr. for'..-r-lu.ds. TV y 1'iTe is ioV;.
-"ib
IPC
m y
if. Tit
When T i-.i b
t
pight from w.-rk in the 'i"'r -tope rnd t .V"
f'T mv e n hes pi v wife w ; '" - we.""i no a d -s4--p"p
f-i'l of tbe tl.i-.svwl it. si..,, i, s -a'.., t'--.t
cl.iii .;T mv body ;!i;i'' c the v an I .-' "i
ii1".. oi i-pv r''..t:'o-."
"Ilow about 'V t-.i.t-ir..
"fl'.. !n...p.. sjr. li nt j. the v.'"-t .-i- p-.-.
f.f 'be rff:e io". 1 cil-'t I- '.T M ti'-'.
I i ' ' ii-c I: o tl n a p 1 ' 1 . i. ri .'i iv T. " ' ' ' : s
great that it tilrcos' .ij p.r. in-d
been forhir1!..'! bv tbo rhvso-i -ns t
I bivo
mv bod-,-. Put I cannot withstand it an ' hu p
to do it. ami then the cra'c' i" ir' ii-itpc n-d
infta-nr-s the pat t tout-he w'tb, t'o" i's ar,
niiV t worse S. .net it, .-n rv b--'y be-
cop-is so tore f rotn this ttia I can neb her s. t
Por he ibovi. and wWoi T'"i st-m.Hi . tie
y.-rv t.- p-'i i ' mv ebM...s is cx.-ni.-1".: :pg ."
"is t'"T.' "o '..o f.T v.'l
T rlf.v'f t' i' k t'i-r" is TV- rv -r in
the r-i" ',- l'.:i s i v-p i". t o, a ' . -1 sa- 1 v e-t r 'f
flo a'1. ' '-..' y ,p... Lis vr pp i I 'V -p
to V '-.v V"ik to co .oodo a' p.o,. t' r-r.- w'l.a
i,...f.;i''.'i i- :a ili... sos, ' pf I l avc
pp-oo tb m ip sqr. nrd pni f-.'iv ilo--t' o i -g
pivso'f w'h prpini of t:,ti'-. i'i',i',,i'- a i
so.pe i .flier t-v pa r it i. ms. 'VP v. I 1' i'.e
cti enr.ngb a r-r n:c t-. Vi;' a hi f. t " cm
p'ai' t. I iis.-d t,, t .fce as or: -s e..n'. 1
placed on a diver -: t ! a ., iv ' r
ni.i' ths. but it d:d ip. no -..i. 1
"P..ot.V li.iok I in s' '''-' " : ms"
the sc. ''s i II Pi V . ' I ' '- '-i' -is
,er-. .'re : ie t I l.-i .v " ' " - ' ' -
li.fl i ii..-" ion a pi ! ' 1 ' "r
bushel ho. V' I. It I I ' I: ' 1 ': " -' a-
part'p'os t 'ia t I I, l ve p. in I ,. n v . 'v .
1 toll von : : t re'ty t..n; h '.p.- I
am a phi 'i iii lip !.. isi hit' 'I - ' ' ' '" ' ' 'I
am o: iij.'i! to wojk hi'd !"V " ' ,' .:..
SI l.'S I.O'P: t - re V :..T'-t !. I f-.i- k I
can bear no tho..s;;i 'is l .pg i- t i- tt... 'll
i f b"i." si ili.. I fie oi-; .'.. itleni m in tipi-'i-
illg lit' lis ri"PH',;s, "bo I w IS ..;ce r-h'il
pp by the -.t- l'.'.i:.'. I i "I t e b- Tt
disease apri w s ( d to s,: u, n.y I :isi
ness '...papso .p- ibijs -.v..;.. n o.i no. ,;, ' i t
a go-.it
me on
Worse
i. d I -i-to'- o'-.-r in D
a i ril.t. Tii'-
Ih II t'Pl'. bee 1 : 1
'l
.' O . llt
.i'r, is
!( S'gll
'. I. '
I IV
ed t.. (li itl, 1 thereav g ';:i d'-hv. ; ip. e ; but
ill the copdil'on I am now there so, t,i to '-e
no a!eiiiHtive f i hp- b any r.atura! "u '.u-.
What betbers me most about the di-ei-e
wh' -h th"j cill a b' .; i!isa-o is th .1 it
does pet i'iiPT lliV face and l a' I! '
thank lh l...r.l. th -.t p ut "t my i. i ly n':v:i
is i;. S"d is free 1 1. Ill t ie dise 1st-. ''
A LoMANC F.-i ' J' l'S ;.
fair, wi.ose lioti..- wn- at p'ti
a mat-1 o:
to All pear
.-I mi ;. il
Macon, G
o i iii. a px .
ways w.Te thit 'o' k of easi
ia!
. q-iP-t
tiu'.e c-inui in to thii-.' fi an , t .
things never com.-. Ti e maid
x;- "-I'-.i
I Il.ol-h'
that hei heart Won! I break, for -!i,' i
Ze-.l
at last that her h'Ver Wis t.tit'.'e-s l"i
sopne shif's, it is Sr.-tceV r. iso,. in
, ,rrt!" " '"r ' u..-
! I,'il, r fi,i'' ?'''' " :' 'v" f Th- en
i vH":''' 1 "sM-.ai ked "I-Tfi " Tee la 'v
i -P;l' k" '"''V to Ue. p it q in t wi', -'-e
' '1"v""!- ""i'-':' H v.- s ; ;;
', H fl"" Jo!!!1' I1" - -
i ' u and 'H-gs ,or -, k-:. I reply. Iiei...t.',
i ,,u,,a"i ,!:
! c.iihni.ii. ates wit . rel.p. ves ,.f the
! foniiiT b.ver. It is l. aim-d th.it In- is a l tip
py CnuMgo poi k-incker with a wife and
ll.lee polls.
A SOFT ASS .VE t. "I in 1 s - tiie
III.- lo.usf ? " iipj ii' ! the p, ,! I t r
"Well, y...i f.i i, if y -u u't ".i. d
ped the woi'1,1. n.
"On, beg. pa: don, m i.l.nu ; y u
a 'V of the house, :..eu . "
Ml. I
e f"
"ies, I an.: Wi.at d': er take ne t.-r?
Did Vel think"! w 'i'C p'l tleluall 't
,
1....-.S-. or too i...-.f ooor ppi hP.-: ol ope Ol
tiie ..trtn h iP'Is, pi t;.v e.,t, o; f:.- ice i-:.i
"I .liiln't k'P.i v, iii .ilt'i', i -lit vim Ihi-iit e
tin v"hu. -I nii :''.'.-r."
' l):i, i'i.1 V-f.' U'iv t..:l is -i.'i-;
Tel , I d "l. .. ' e .
A.'ll S ..' so i c i n.; 1 ' '- I I. - '
p''M.-?i;
JOSEITi DA K A, THE rHIl.T) HERO.
1 '' "Rt 'p C I " p cl.iid l.ero. Jo-pt h Btm,
ha? N'p'i cri!--i in th-- chut-r-'i square at,
Ta i?icPRii. ii which a chft'esu of the Conde
in wli'ch hp wss born en.'rp a red !""k down.
It fen in an h n rear h!i re'deti"? that the
., ... ., ., .
vp-, ib m-.pip ..'.- :'p s ,ir ,-p.xn Tor
-' '
' i-Ti th- rnul wss iprt to pri-on.
. ,
Pa's'sean i pnr t' r end of the valley of
the Iyette where t' e fair v' of Chevreuse
begin. The landscape I f.f a seductive char
acter. There a'p fi'rv green mead o-s a, wood
en Vpo"s, a pn tfy sfr. am, snd evprylbinn
appears to cat h the sun. A very th;n rclst
of -n riso oye- th in hi' it'm gro jnd. anl
cives additoi'-'al d'arn-0 to the r,pp.irv. Of
the fV.n-l Cl-ateau on'ya s'tiff-e fdive win
dow x:-fs. (Jpiiffii Si' d on"e inhMblted
Pila'sijio, and wro'e tbe-e -M Vi I.a. Cjuan
t'i-;e " S'' 'i',".'' t nn , boi'se, and in at
terert'h.g o itprrov It rot ipto debt. M.
Taipe i V'-'V fof.t if the cenerv arounil
V' 'n'-e ,. n-'hasa r. i.'-t' v b,-.te tbere not
f ir f"in 't t f h-iti'iiort. H: by tir lives
n f.".v rr.i'i s in the C'H'Vreiise direct1 on. Jos.
T?.ra's father wis a w...i ifsng-T on tl!P Pal
fiisonn cs e - f the Cor l-s. and h;s mother
was a .'.."its".' ir tw. chn'eau She was a
w'.b-w when her coo, t tbe ape of twelve
p'lrn'led V'maelf as a vo'unt.'er I? is head
had "tkep f-'p" rt a pntrio'le mpefpg
jx-h,.- ririiit' f,npa' for 4 V.'i1 ") n :eri wa
pi I he'.trp him.
The --v l'-nrned t p'av the ffp ard ililltl.
Rp.d bprr'sPod t'-e a.-;.- a'd r'.ont the
tiTse -f r nipi..r nr Sfi:i"''is vbo i t fo'ipbt
in Iod:i ii' dr-r P.'isey. Th' i.!"e " petit
Jaml.pi'r" f .".nvo.-p.-f o I '( TO
li'?. sndt' ro-.v t' -'ti-v -7 t'p track,
tl :- ir ort.-n v...r. l i:- , rinr. rnr r'in-
ti'ng thro i7i the P. i- r 7 t ' here or tbere
thn IT'V1T ov .l!il i t!' I; f P'''l nil One
! iv
;i-l"ii-f 1
y a Li': ! f p
''.M.'1 h'-i''h ii 1
.-..- t'io-,..Vt P:
a'-. lie
ir's? icrtic
n some pq.
Wis a '."V ' d.
n I. Tl Vt "
bl.-.-
ch"M ': - In'' boon n.rvrt.'l. and.
i -,t -f i.o r'l-.d "Vive 1 t roi '." thev
to". 1 h-o '
who' ' h t 1
f pi.. -"i-'T'T"! bv l".t"ng
bis ' pin
,.re v-'I
d-
t ""' roarod a conn
' l "I'm a T'.e-
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've Pn V"ir drpm
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"Ti''p la To.
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t.'s d as a -p' i e t t- r his
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vo-r f-i' t'l on-'-i'Ti of a
.Vn-ip.-i; i as f rv-n frotti one
H. ,,.'...r h . .I''" I...I.V T'ie
t.rM k '-. ; , (: -r ' 'liVts,
, r ' ;- I ."a'iol still
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ro-.oi'c '
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of I 's In
I.PV Pad
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. . pt the o'-'fer
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I i.i a '."..ii t siv'uini V
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