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TlitTt- .ire doubtless many persona
why the term "Academy" as ap
plied to e lirational institutions who
Jo r t k:.-!r the curious or?si;i:t of :M
Y- wi'i cive it iu as few r-l lucid
wnnls n "'ssible. iu conn-.:: iou with .
bku-h ' "!Ht divinely pi-ted Iihi'Iimi j
PiHt . :!" : father of trun PiiMosoj.hy.
Firs', w i- must ii'iper"" that ab'xi" 4')1) ,
yetr V-fore tht Christ ia'j en. th-tifte?.-
"'ere the nin enlih'.P'id
pei' r. ;be wutld. An?' at; them tli j
aits n .! sciences flourinhed to i liih
d-g:i- ;vid Philosophy "D.i'itrr.ter of
IleaV' !."" as Burke- once- termed her, fas
tuiaU.l all the youths cf the world of .
st hich Greece was then mistress. I
Aiii-'i the apt pupils who listened j
to the wisdom of the "aire S Traces, was ;
r.ato. sti of Ariston anh Pontone,
born :' Athena, 1?. C. A2'.. ar;d descen- ;
ded from ifreat C'odua and Solon. He j
hrtd t" en brought up in the schools of j
the time, trained iu grammar, music j
and gymnast ies and at the d-ath of i
S icrates was one of the m ist promising j
at 'endants, haying given ear to his
teaching for eight years. After his
master bad exchanged worlds, as he
himself put it. I'lato moved to M" ra,
whence he traveled into Kirypt, Sicily
and the Greek colony in Italy, enrich
ing Lis mind with observation as well as
Ptudy.
Upon his return to Athens, he re
Solved to open a school of Philosophy
in which to instruct the youth of the
country. Tie- accordingly chose a sin
gular spot, which soon became famous
for h:s teachings and attracted crowds
from all pom's. So great did his rep.
utation become that even ladi"S. bre ik
ioir t he st rict rnVrif AlhuiiTi pr ipriet v ,
dill'S-d tbetrselves and attended Irs
lectures winch spark'ej with the tru'bs
of irum ata'ity, ':d ;.l. tlie maker
and governor of the world.
The
her shoo's were' deserted
while he taviht, arid rulers, and law
yers arid judges carne to h"ar his w rils.
The p'.ic at which be cave his
lectures wa a prove which belontred to i
I
Olie Acadf'tiillS ail 1 fioni this Slight Cir-
ctimstau It was ca!!ed Academv and
... , , j
lllO.s ' tV!ii attetidesl Academicians. It I
beaBie the chief ef 11 schools, of an
ciitxU Km"?. nnc no liijher title can
b given to any iistitulieui of learning
Wi jm Academy
UrtMia-hfH.
Th dronjihifl of K-istern
America
are riirted as follows.
"In If. 21, 21 days in succession with
out rain.
In V'.',), 11 days in succeesion with
out rail..
Iu lf.r.T,
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out" rain.
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out rain.
In If,'.'!,
out rait:.
In 17l'.
outirain.
In 171.-.,
' day iu succession n ithout
30 days in succession with
4") days in succession wiih
Sl days in successiou with.
02dis in succeg.sion with
1" ilays in succession with-4.-.
tlays in succession with
out rait'.
In 17l, d-iys in succession with
out rain.
in 17:j.
Out r:tiii.
I Tl 17 U,
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ii;tV5 in HHf.-oepsiii with
out rain.
In 171'.i, 1'. ilivi in succe-'sior. with
out riin.
Iu 17"j.j, 'ltys in successinn with
out run.
In 1702,
l"2!i d;is ii. succession wiUi-
out ruin.
In 1773,
sm d tys ;n auccessian with-
out rsrn.
In 17'.1.
d.tvs in succesiion with-
out rain.
In 2'5 days iu succession with
out rain.
In 1S12, 2 days ia succession with
out rain.
In 1-V, 21.daya in succession with
out Talc
t. ioti j.i.i,,.. in ..cQlr.r. a-iil,.
au i-u, t- .w-.
out rain.
In lTTi. 21 days in succession with- ,
oat ram. j
In 1SS5, 20 days In succession with- ;
out rain. i
The longest drought reported in ;
America was in;the summer of lTt'.J,
no raiujfell from the first, of May to the
first of .Sepierobr, inikinir in all V2'.'
day; without train. There are s,vm
drought reported in tbe seventeeu'h
century uveiafiirg ol days each, ten in
the e!s-htee:;'.i century averaging nearly
7 diva eitch, "ircj up to the present
timf 'it in the ira'ecriii; cntury aver-
aglntr 2" dtys each-
Hints to ""ports-iieu. j
Tiie sp irting season is now at hand ;
and a few hints to amateurs will not be '
OtatofpVc.
Fitst, ji-'l our g'da bud load it. l'ut .
the rrowder iu first and the shot on top. :
lauift, when you have emptied j
your $run and are in a hurry to load up ;
lsad it rice veiSA. j
TaVe three or foui fellows along !
with you eo that if one of you is shot
tfcere wi'.l be enough left to carry him ;
home. This wiU also reader the acci- ;
dent less difficult.
In climbing over a fence hunters
should be very caieful. When you
come to a lence, set your gun down and
get over yourself. Then reach through,
gtt tLe gun by the mu77.)e and pull it
through the fence.
If jour dog should refuse to tree
pheasants, and persist in chasing rab
bits, Fhoo'i him.
By a continuation ol this process old
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they couldn't chase a rabbit if they
wished.
Should you fall down and jam about
two it.cb.ps of mud into the muzzle of j
your gun fire it off immediately. It !
would be advisable to do this by means
of a forty-foot string, but on such an
occasion you must be iu a hurry.
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your f"Ot itnl blow in the mu77.!e.
Th: v.-il! bring a recreant gun to its i
duty quicker than anything.
Ko.low tMP-fullv ti.e; dirtctions .
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'i.sun.
Thi! Hrifrlii of Academy.
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Fepnlar Superstitions.
Pr'-arn of snp-kes, a aipn of enemies.
If you sins before breakfast, you will
cry before sniper.
PrearuinR of muddy or rushing water
foteteHs trouble.
Finding a horsesbce or a four-leaved
clover brings good Iucbt.
I you cut your nails or sneeze on Sat
urday, you do it for evil.
She who takes tbe last stitch at a
quiltirjg will be the fiist to marry.
If you spill tbe salt, some one will be
"mad" with yon unless you put some in
the Are.
Stub vour right toe, you aTe going
where yon are wanted ; your left, where
you are not wanted.
If the rooster crows oa tbe fence, the
weather will be fair ; if on the doorstep,
be will bring company.
Tf tbe first Sunday in tbe month is un
pleasant, there will be but one pleasant
Sunday during the month.
If by any chance a mourning hat or
bonnet is placed upon your bead, you
will need one of your own soon.
If your right ear ourns, some one is
praising you ; if your left, your friends
are raking you over the coals.
Returning to the house for a moment
after hav'ng once started out will bring
yon bad luck unless you sit down.
When, in dropping a fork, it strikes
the floor and 'stands upright, it will
bring a gentleman fisitor; a knife, a
lady.
While at the washboard, i the suds
.plash and wet the clothes;you are wear
irg, you will have a drunken husband.
If you drop your dishcloth you will
have company ; also if yoa sweep a black i
mark, or if two chairs stand accidentally
back to back. j
If a baby sees his face In the glass, it j
will be the death of him. If his nails j
are cut, be will be a thief. If he tumbles .
t 1,. tf n. ill aaira V, i TVs hrnm V. i n r I
)Uj Ul UTU, ll n 1 1 1 tin ' u uiua ' " ft.
a fool.
To break a mirror is a Bign of death. !
Death is also foretold by a dog howling
under a window ; bearing a mourning
dove, a strange dove hovering about, or
dreaming of a white horse.
Tht Way of the World.
Charles Mocckey, invenfor 0fthe
Monckey wrench, generally called mon
key wrench. Is living In poverty in
Brooklyn, N. Y. ITe sold his patent
for f2,000 and the parties who bought
it are making millions of dollars every
year. And so it goes. Fulton first
utilized steam as a motive power for
ship. Tie died poor. Thousands of
other case? can be cited where men or
.... . . - , .
oricrinal ideas grasped some new thought
Plc 5t in t shape only
SPP SOme n el9B r6aP tb bPDefit f
their labors and make additions and
improvements to it. Mind9 which
grasp ideas are radically different from
j those that grasp situations. It is a
i struggle and competition. lfDSter
; minds conceive sune gigantic scheme
j in business or politics, and other minds,
i not so great but more active, and
necessary to carry them out. The
j world is heueGted by the clashing and
i contest of these minds, all hen' on the
attainment of a similar object by differ
i ent methods. But In the end trie qnick
j wit nsually triumphs over th slower
I buc abler brain which is forced under.
Then cooes the bitterness of defeat
. and the knowledge that'the reward goes
' where it does not belong. This is not
only trne o? Monckey but of countless
1 thousands whose names and history are
known in every place throughout the
world. There are many who suffer
I grievous wrong in this world which will
not be righted until all men shall face
each other and be beard before the
judgment bar. Then all wrongs will
betighted, and justice, long delayed,
be meted out by an impartial judge.
About an Eren Thine.
A Dptroiter who was working across
one of the northern counties with a
horae and buggy this summer met a
farmer on foot, and asked bim how far
it was to Greenville.
"Which one ?" was the query, after a
half minute pent in reflection.
""Why, I didn't know there was but one
Greenville."
"Didn't von? There's one in South
Carolina, another in Kansas, a third in
Ohio, and a fourth in Iowa. Which one
do you want to go to?"
"The nearest one,"
"W-ill, that's about Seven rnUegloff.
Next time you inquire for Greenville
you'd better name the state, Have yon
anv tobacco?"
"What kind of tobacco do you want?"
"Why, I didn't know as there was
more'n one tobacco."
"Oh, yes, there is. Thfre is plug
tobacco, finecut, shorts and smoking.
Which do you want?"
"Well, I'll take'plug."
"I haven't got any. Next time you
inquire for tobacco, you'd better mention
the kind."
The two looked at each other for over
a minute, aDd then separated for life.
Watr Spouts.
Bain, hail ,and snow are caused by
ascending vapors. A water-spout is
a diminutive whirlwind, lasting from a
few seconds to an hour, and reaching
down from the nnder surface of a cloud
to or nearly to the surface of the earth.
In the centre of this whirlwind appears
a slender column of water or dnse vap
or, constituting the water-SDout proper.
This column often descends but a short
distance, like a pouch, but in its com
plete stages reaches to within from ten
to fifty feet of the earth or sea, and is
accompanied by a cloud of whirling
dust or spray raised from the gronnd or
sea. The column is probably hollew ,
and the air whirling around it is
sometimes an ascending current, but
more frequently a descending current;
the latter apparently is the caow in the
"Cloud bursts" that occasionally des
olate limited regions. In the water
spout the whirling movement of the air
is generally distinctly recognized, but
in the hurricane and typhoon this move
ment takes place on so grand a scale
that it can only be demonstrated by
collecting and platting upon charts the
observations mada at widely separated
etfttioss.
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BltHiSOF THE rLTTICOAT.
Ii is a reroarktb.e taci thai, th p t'i
j coat was Bist worn by men, and ibt n
this age and generation even met
loth to discard its flowing drapery.
1 .
like to record this fact," writes a lady,
Naturally, women take a sort of savage
satisfaction in discuss'ng a weakness o'
the other sex, especially in th maiter o.
dress, riease don't stare me out of
countenance at the supposed presump
tion of my assertion that men have, or
appear to have, a sort of envious filing
toward us for having stolen from them
this noble prerogative, and that Ibey
clutch at every means in their power to
! wrest it from or at least share It with
! ua, for I'll prove It before I get through.
! And we do not wonder that this is so.
There is dignity in drapery as well as
grace aDd elegance. When Henry VIII
went to meet Anne of cieves he was
habited, we read, "iu a coat of velvet
somewhat mde like a frocke, embrotd-
ered all over with fluttered gold of
damaske, with small lace mired between (
of tbe same gold, and other laces of the ;
same going traversewise, that tbe ground j
little appeared ;" and in a description of :
a similai garment belonging to his
father, Henry VII, we read of its being
uecoiated with bows of ribbon, quite as ;
a belle of the present day would adorn a .
ballroom dress. It is well known that :
the .garment was at first not alone a
skirt, but, as tbe name denotes, a little
coat. How U came to lose its upper
half, or body, we do not know, unless
the '"petticoat" waa made with long
skirts for tbe sake of warmth, and in
each case it was as much petticoat, as
we understand it, as anything else.
We have only to look at Shakespeare's
characters nay let us be thorough and
go back to the time of the patriarchs to
discover the skirts of men. And easily
enough we trace them down through
the ages. In the inventory of the effects
of Henry V appears "a petticoat of red
damask with open sleeves," and altho'
it was a question whether this had been
fashioned for a man or woman, it would
be, if a woman's, the only instance
known before Elizabeth's time of a wo
man using such a garment. Thus we
hear nothing of women's petticoats be
fore tbe Tudor period. "Good Queen
Bess.'" with all her learning, which was
essentially masculine in her age and
time, bad the true instincts of womanli
ness, as regards personal adornment, and
even though we find her deficient in
taste, and heartily wish she had not
made such a guy of herself ir. her old
gp. y?t as a woman we have to ibank
her for stocKings and petticoats and j
many other luxuries which have become
necessities and which we now appropri
ate with aa true a belief in inalienable
right to their sole possession as though
the legacy bad fallen to us from Mother
Eve instead of Maiden Elizabeth.
Mysteries of BeehiTes.
A lifetime may be 8pnt-in investiga
ting the mysterifs hidden in a beehive,
and still half the secrets would remain
undiscovered. The formation of a cell
has long been a celebrated problem for
the mathematician, while tbe cbauges j
which the honey undergoes offer at least
an equal interest to the- chemist
Everv
one knows what honey from tbe comb is j
like. It ie a clear, yellow syrup, without
a trace of solid sugar in it. Upou
straining, however, it gradually assumes
a crystalline appearance it candies, as
the saying is, and ultimately becomes a
solid lump of sugar. It has not been
suspected that this change was due to
a photographic action ; that the same
agent which alters the molecular ar
rangement of iodide of ailver on the ex
cited collodion plate, and determines the
formation of camphor or iodide crystals
in a bottle, causes the syrup honey to
assume a crystalline form. This, how
ever, is the case. M. Scheibler has en
closed honey in stoppered flasks, some of
which he has kept in perfect darkness, j hh IIINr
while others have been exposed to the j J La 1 1 1 1 I L J U II la
light. The invariable results have been i 8EWINC MACHINE
that tbe sunned portion rapidly crystal- j Ja rpyrm BEST. BUY NO OTHER.
ires, while that Kept in ine aars nas
remained perfectly liquid. "We now Bee
why bees woik in perfect darkness, and
why they are so careful to obscure the
glass windows that are sometimes placed
in their hives. The existence of their
young depends on the quantity of sac
charine food presented to them ; and if
light were allowed access to the syrup it
would gradually acquire a re ore or less
solid consistency ; it would seal up the
cells, and, in all probability, prove fatal
to the iumates of tbe hive. We will
also state that whoever may attempt
getting up a hive of any merit must ob
serve the one thing needful that of
prfect darkness within the bive if
they expect to succeed. The nearer the
natural laws are observed by man in tbe
management of bees, the better will be
the results, and the more certain will be
bis success.
A Picture of tae Tlaiat.
One of tbe most startling and roman
tic features of border life occurred
recently on the Wild Ilorse prairie,
thirty miles north of Loi Angeles, when
a band of wild horses, under tbe lead of
a noble Borrel stallion came galloping
over the plains to reconnoiter a company
of surveyors engaged in making a survey
of the tract.
Tbe band dashed toward Capt. Keller
and bi8 party of surveyors until within
500 feet, when the leader halted In a
grandly proud and defiant manner, with
neck curved, nostrils distended, erect
and tail on dress parade, and all tbe
band ranged themselves on each side of
him like a squad of cavalry in a battle
charge. After surveying the scene for
a few moments tbe leader galloped
away, followed by the band in tbe most
graceful and dignified manner. Tbe
scene was most romantic, the picture of
the lordly leader, with his most obedient
servants, in their flt-ei and graceful
motions, being well worthy of an artist's
pencil;
There wa another band of wild horses
on the same prairie, under tbe leadership
of a dark mahogany stallion, with black
mane, tail and knees. In this band
there were two white horses and the
rest were mainly bay and sorrel.
Evert dog has bis day, but many of
them, from tbe bowling that they keep
up, insist on having the night too.
CONSTIPATION!
There is eo medium through which
disease 60 often attacks the system
as by Constipation, and there ii i
other ill fiesh is heir to more apt to
be neglected, from the fact materiaJ
iDConvenierjce may not be immtd late
ly felt from Irregular action of the
bowels. When there is not regnfex
action the retention of decayed and
effete matter, with its poisonous
gases, soon poisons the whole system
by being absorbed into it, causing
piles, fistula, headache, impure blood
and many other serious affection.
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS will
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positively cure or relieve any casa
of Constipation.
"Was troubled for a year with
torpid liver and indigestion, and after
trying everything imaginable used
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Th
first bottle revived me and the tsecond
cured me entirely." J. S. Williamson,
Rochester, N. T.
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yars, but it requires the gr-'...-to
prevnt the fea'hf-rs fr-ira rT. f
ting. The feathers from the w.;,j'
are me loiifisi. ann Hnes'. Lut
far.- i
moif tutu turee on one h.r.i hrH t,
ciently perfect lo render rhu
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farm. A male bird turns t ;A, k
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it
"v r"i"l-";. n,-r".
The black and b;a. k-Hn3 h:;t f,..',
are pu'.led from diffrrei.t parts ... .
tody; the wb.tr 'fathers ces,,
' one row only in tbe winrr ; tail tJ
j are tever as white as tln-se in !
' and are usually L'eache.l f lf
So little is known about the 1 ,
1 the ostrich that jxop'e are pur: v.
f...x I I. I.E. . 4 'J
: iuiu ijuvt uir lit-itiiii pr jjjp i ;rd
its feathers. In many ol
feathers is vbat aj'pears to he
1 runnit g across the feather. Tl!
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a : Le
i vnuaru u me par K:ng - .
if ing too iiguiiT lien. Ln y
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I innena. ry xw,,CHe are !),e fe" M.
and so :ntima-ly and si wo- jtr. '
connected wi'h ttie firr . ; , .
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bird that a da) 's dy;p-iu . r
: feeding or nr. der feed: 1,3 w;:i v;iV.. .1 '
j mark. A dt'.icate bird n- ;-s
! more or less niaiked tLrni.!.
trict.es ar n -.t csmirfd m.'. i, r lr--
until the riiale b:rd ? four ' 1
three years of ae. T!. ,, ., ,. v
to Gtieen eggs and mcuu'.e f :' .-
days. The male bird is a ;
barid and father ; if ri
oveitake his ma'e it is m u m,"
i him to continue tti sittirig, a-
1 been frequently known ., i.r:. f . ..
; brood sucesf u!l , 'm.."bei;I.j-- .it
: : . v .1 .
: 1 1 . . J i .
; wuii me preHiesi cure v:.
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lt?T eg;
, i.ei:iv, w11n.11 1? noi ni t:, ti.ree t
I after hatching.
The nrs
f tl-fr OF'.T.C1".
: is always in the sr.d, and is F-rat
; out bv tbe male bird : r p ) . r '.-r-.s 1
perfect wall of sand roir; 1 r
, wings riore tl.e- etrr rp
are
j The ostrich knows id
1 most foimidHhle and
! ponent. Their cry, which a:
: COCk Crowing, is a d-ep b"'! ''.V
te heard for a couple of ll
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cailed "bmrnruiijg. " J,,r ufj:i.. -,.
in ost rich farnjiij? Las t ,t-i. ( v.s
an merPtock-d rc.irk.-'. Nrurh
those in climates suited t.i t!.e I t i
ported them from the i'n;.-. ''M
the steed wss pfoler;. ti e t'i; (, -..
ment locked tie- stab'-e :
i the one bundled j-.tir..!
evry lird exp"r-ed wa? to
ure tu preven'. tl:rivi; c 1;
iii Aufralia and Ii h:
chautln t.f rderi ov O.r
Cape farmers l:r.d 1 1.
gleaning the itoHs.
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II" stut'Prei.
A';d tn:"'e!rl
"F..r your hand I'm a;
St.e grumbled.
And miimb.-.!:
"I never d:J!:k-i.p; !-
The season of r., mira is
the country places.
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ROUEItT EVANS,
UNDERTAKER
AI MANTFACTfRTK ' T
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t-f-A fall line of Cs'kc-.' i't.
Bodies Embalmed
WHTN KEiiVUKI..
A pi. 10 ft
NOT DEAD YET!
VALLIE LUTTRINCER,
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ra-ryiOE on ninf at tts rl.i far.S -r:
at this pi:tar.l;hmnt.
TIN ROOFINd SPECIAI.TT.
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T. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent.
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