ON THE ENGINE.
Running a Locomotive While Deathly
Stok,
Taunton, Mass.
Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout N. Y.
Dear Sir--1 am an engineer on the Old Colony
Railroad, and run the Fall River boat train bee
tween Fall Rlver and Lowell, residing in Taun-
jon, Forteu years 1 suftered everything but
death from dyspepsia: Often | had such blind.
ing sick headaches that I could handly see. 1
think this was due partly to irregular habits of
eating and partly to the jar of the engine,
Remombier that I tried every medicine 1 heard
of aud had been treated by some of the best phy-
sicians in Taunton and Lowell. At this critical
time Dr. David Kenoedy's FAVORITE REMEDY
was recommended 0 me. It was pew to we, and
w.th my experience of medicines, you ean easily
forgive mo for saying that I had not a particie of
faith in it,
I had taken it but a fow days when | began
get better 1 raw and sore feeling left my
stomach and ¢ the saapping pains left my head,
and soon | was ell right and have beenever since
It ix the only thing that ever did me the
god, and we every ache, pain and discom
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Keunody's Favorite Remedy with me on my
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Why, 1 believe Favorite Remedy will eure any-
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engineer who runs the main line from Boston,
came on my engive sick as death. He was worn
out with work, had a high fever and was so ner.
vous he almost Be uke down erying. “Nonseuse,
Jobin, 1sald, “cheer up. I've gol something on
my engine tt Hy will sot you up in a jiffy.” 1 took
it my bottle of Favor te Remedy, littéd his head |
and 2 gave him a good dose. He went to bed, Two |
Anys after | saw him looking as healthy as
teler. Said he, “Dan, what
give me the other night?” “It was Dr. David
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OF THE REMNANT OF THE TRIBE.
A Vikit to an Indian Camp-Fire—The Fe-
culinrities of Indian Oratory Narrative
of a Day's Experience~—Charms of a
Chief's Voice,
Ten years ago the writer spent a year in
the peninsula of southern Florida, In the
inaccessible wilds of the great everglade re-
gion there were then existing two distinct
tribes of the great Beminole nation of souths
ern Indians,
The largest tribe was Seminole proper, and
across the peninsula near the northern end of
the everglades, There were then several
hundred of the warriors of that tribe. The
smaller tribe, consisting of some forty or fifty
warriors, staid on a reservation near the head
of Pease creek and the Little Outhlacooches
river. The chief of that tribe was Chipeo,
One night I had an opportunity of making
Chipco's acquaintance at the little trading
post where lived a man named Collins, whe
acted as government agent. We were out at
the little store in the dusk of the evening,
to barter for goods, Doth grunted out their
mlutations in broken English, and seated
themselves on a log near the store, which
was located near the public road, in the edge
if a little clearing surrounded by the bound-
teem forest #retching away for miles and
piles on every hand,
IN SILENCE BY THE CAMP FIRE,
While watching the two savages as they sat
in silence around their camp fire, I was a lit-
tie startled by a deep-voiced “Howdeo” at my
elbow, and turning 1 beheld a tall, muscular
man, of commanding appearance, with a
rather stern countenance and indescribable air
of 8 man accustomed to command. It was
The other two rose at the approach
of their chief and saluted him respectfully,
hemselves understood by gestures,
Chinco threw down a long buckskin bag '
and began to empty it. What was my sar.
prise to see that the bag contained gophers? |
There were ten or a dozen of the rough look- 4
ing old tortoises in the sack, and it must have
welg between 100 and 150 pounds,
i iof spoke a few words to Collins
wif, and then invited us to sake a seat
ap fire. We did so, and then, at a
he chief, the younger of the two
ho, as Collins told me, was young
the noted
vid began to relate the day's exe |
i the Beminole language.
a son of
LEER §
A GLIMPBE OF CONSTANTINOPLE
During the Mussulmsan Feast of the
Ramadan-—~In a Coffee House.
From its geographical situation, as well as
{ from its history, Constantinople naturally
| takes the front rank among the cosmopolitan
aitios of the world, and the crowds thronging
ts busy thoroughfares embrace every condi-
tion of man between the kid gloved exquisite
i
{
f
found that it was quite commonplace,
ma,
race,
to his full height, and with arms folded and
of the day
soma features, bringing out every detail of
the striking profile, which would have made |
a study for a painter,
In a low, subdued voice he began,
told of the early start he made, and, by ges
tures, indicated that thesun was just rising.
As he procesded his voice rose with the sun,
and from time to time be raised his brawny
arm and pointed to the quarter of the heavens
where the sun was at the thee the incident
occurred which he was then detailing. 1 was
amazed wonder and admiration, but
this was only a prelude. His auditors showed
their attentiveness by occasional grunts, but
not a word was uttered until he had com.
pisted his tale, At the close he sat down, and
First be '
resentative of half savage central Asian
‘states encased in sheep skin garments of
rudest pattern. The great fast of Ramadan
is under full headway, and all true mussul-
mans neither eat nor drink a particle of any-
thing throughout the day until the Hooming
f eannon at 8 In the
changes into a general rush for eatables and
drink. Between 8 and 9 o'clock in the even-
ing, during Ramadan, certain streets and ba-
on the streets, all do a rushing business;
the gujees (water-venders), who with leathern
water bottles and a couple of tumblers wait
on thirsty pedestrians with pure drinking
water, at five paras a glass,
among the crowds, announcing
ties of the moment
The sidewalks of Constantinople are ridic-
to keep vehicles froma running into
to avoid ‘neouveniencing the ladies, who of
ecourss are not to be jostled either off the side
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AY ERS Pair Vigor restores youtly
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reason of sage or diseases of the scalp, has
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is anybody's territory; the
natural consequence is that these latter fill |
the streets, and thy Conktantinople Jehu not
only has to keep his wits about him to avoid
running over mén and dogs, but bas to use
his lungs contingally, shouting at them to
clear the way.
If 5 seat is takem in one of the coffee house
{ chairs, & watchin] waiter. instantly makes his
| appearance with a tray containing small
chunks of a pasty sweetimeat, thal the Eng
{ lish call “Turkish delight,” one of which you
“are éxpocted to take and pay half a plastre
for, this being a polite way of obtaining pay-
ment for the privilege of using the chair
in front of one of these establishments, watch
ing the passing throngs, and smoke a narghi
leh, this latter requiring a good balf-hou
do it properly. 1 undertook to invesligalb
the amount of enjoyment contaiued in a
narghileh one evening, and before snoking it
half through conclu ded that the taste has to
sultivated. Outil ng.
The ThreeVolame Novel in England.
Probably tradition is stro ,
nger
Mr.
perhaps
iw
and
ill
and even
three-volume noved w
the empire, the
smoanioal
we
"eH
bat
books
in a
3 man
Wites-ly that
lay
of £5,008
a
most things as the French:
more stingy about buying
of expending good money
far
iden
are
The
book seems
The late
Any a man
rec.
tor of Lincoln said t
books.” Why many a man
O00, or £30,000 does nol, lay out £50 yearly
on books, The newspaper suffices for the
men of a household; tle circulating library,
with its endless strewn of novelties, for the
women, They only ¢lernand from a no
one thing : @ nd that the library can
give them,
£15,
vel
-~HOVeILY
be to choke up all tke place with books. These
comments on his speech.
hen the other warrior, who was called
Tustenugge, and who was the rightful chief i
of one of the petty clans of the Big Cypress’
ribe, began in the same manner and repeated
his adventures, which were similar to the first
because they had traveled together. Collins
afterward told me that this young man had
beat 1 defrauded of his chieftainship by a po-
itical rival, and had left the tribe and at
Sudo himself to Chipeo's band. i
THE CADENCES OF INDIAN ORATORY.
When he had concluded, the chief himself
arose. | can see him now as be stood there in
the moonlight, his manly form clad in a semi-
savage dress, and his bead poised as proudly
as any knight of old, and the flerce flashing of
his eye as be gazed at the distant lake for an
instant, the’ silvery moonlight adding to the
weirdness of the scone. He was then about!
50 vears of age, and the firm mouth, high
brad nostril and magnificent physique of the
man inspired respect io those who came in
contact with him.
By the low, soft voice in which be began I
understood that he started at the first blush
of dawn, fifty miles away, near the shores of
the great Okeechobee, His intonation was
cloar, his enunciation perfect, and the rythmic
nelody of his voice reminded me of the dis
tant sound of a finely toned organ. Slowly
ne ascended the scale, and [ could tell pre
cisely when the sun rose, by the inexpressible
tone of gladness in which his language was
pitched. Higher and higher grew his voios,
and the rare chords and cadences could have
made the fortune of the more cultured
brother, could he have possessed the power to
imitate them,
He told us how he struck a long dry level,’
and how thirsty he became, ana how he
searched in vain for a pool or rivulet of water
and how he grew fatigued, and the game bag
grew so heavy that he bent bencath its
weight. How the great drops of prespiration
gathered on his brow, and at last with a ma
jestic sweep he pointed directly upward, and
at the same time burst into that glad tone
again, which indicated that he succeeded in
finding water. His voice was now pitched in
ite highest key, yot there was no harshness or
discord in the tones, to jar upon the intensely
There was an instant's pause, and then
could observe a slight lowering of his voice as
the sun started in its downward course,
lower and lower it sank as the sun neared
the horizon line, until, depicting his adven-
+8 in the darkness, his voice was almost a
whisper. But the most wonderful Sing us
the wone that his rich voice assumed when
describing the rising of the moon. 1 never
ngnin expect to hear anything soe
as the tones of the chiefs voice, as he
it; so subtle, so nataral, so weird and un
earthly, that 1 could understand him, al
though 1did not know a word of the Ian.
guage. Finally he wound up when he got to!
the point of his arrival. There were half a
dowen complimentary grunts, and then he re
sumed his seat. Cor, Atlanta
that all ralies of the
wight by enthusiastic
» realize a considerable sam by
1 knportant souven souvenir. —Intor Ocean,
Ieidoiberg during te Sih on
a =
the three-volume
systern. That plan prohibits amateur pur-
chase, and makes every one who dos not
want an old nose! get his novels from the
library. Again, the three volumes keep three
girls in a hous: octupied simultaneously | three
birds are kilkdd with one stone. Nor is the
publisher adverse to the method, for an «
ons reson. Advertisermont Is
great expenses of the pul lisher
one of the
Now, thre
h
to advertise as a single three-volume novel,
sn third of what the thre & volume novel brings
him. Thin is probably a strong commercial
sbijection, from the pul lisher's point of view,
to the one volume nove | —8t, James’ Gasotle,
Criminals in » J fexican Prison.
Paso del Norte boast 3 of a prison in which
there is an average of half a dozen Americans
confined at any time J ou may pay it a visit
It is situated within a stone's throw of the
plaza, and within sound of the hum of the
merryasaking of the town, It is a long, one-
storied adobe buil ding, over which a strong
detachment of the Fleventh Mexican cavalry
mounts guard daily, Within, the prisoners
count time by beart throbs awalling the
boar, which may be in the near or the distant
future, when it (hall please those in author
ity to bring tiem before the court of first
erimioal instance of the district. There are
no cells in the prison, but a number of adobe
rooms allotted to the prisoners enter an open
court yard. The prisoners stroll around this
placita and chat with one another aud with
There are no bolts, chains or bars visible,
and yot esoupes are unknown, The rewon is
simple. Around this prison a condom of
guards are drawn so close that Is im sow.
bio to croes the dead line without detection,
and detection means death. The line is wm
rigid as that of Andersonville, and has cost
many a poor follow his life. Prisoners in
Muxico are not allowed to give unneces ary
trouble to their keepers. They are not fed,
but have to feed themselves, for which pur
pose each prisoner receives nine “lolacos” a
day, and he can live or sta rve on it for all the
Unique thnovations in Dining.
dinner Philadelphia so dety people are intro
ducing unique novations in the mannec of
dining. At one feast the guests did not sit
at the table at all, but sat in the parlor, and
while indulging in conversation were sfrved
with the choice rerast in courses. At a Clover
dressed in different
oostunies to wrve lar dishes, hronght
variety to the feast. Meat was frved by
dress] in white brought terrapin, and white
waiters fn black served French dishes. A
Pan” ction. dishtn. A
gustion. Vans People set at cach table, and
ootres in
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