Mil I .
nm ii.Bi i) iivi tt.
r 1TAHB TAtinn.
Tin. (Ifrmm 'lf In the turcei j
The rmtor rail orr the waj
The ei.Mier elcr Level to l.alllel
The woodman In) aie to the tree.
Tlirv arc cat h of Iho l.reo.1 of the hrna,
The manhood att-uitcl in itrifr;
BlnmK hamli thai o li((b!l.T lo lalsir,
Tru hearla, that tftk. ooutUirl in itrifo
In each l Iho seed to replenish
Tbe world with the rg"T It nec.ls
The centre of bonr.t intrntii.nl,
The lini.uliie lo gcneroui deed.
Bui the rhark drinks tlie blo.d of the fiiher j
The ..ilor i. dropped in tha tea;
Tbe aoMirr liei eo)d l.y the oannon ;
The wooiUnan ii eruahed bj hie tret.
Bach prodigal life that it waffled
In many achicTeiiienta unleen,
Bui Icnjrllipiin the dars of the coward.
And strengthen, the crafty and wean.
Tbe hlood of the Boble la lavished
That the aeititk a profit may find ;
God aces the live, tlmt are .niiauiiered,
Aud we to hie wiidom are blind.
"Poor Carlotta."
"Poor Carlotta !" Maximilian was
btiot faced, to tlio front. His last
words woro "Poor Carlotta!" How
tender and touching in this convincing
illustration of tlie manly and generous
nature of the fallen Emperor. Aban
doned hy Franco, betrayed by a Mex
ican follower, tried by a military tri
bunal of his implacable enemies, con
demned to death, and brought out
lor execution, nil interpositions in his
behalf from tho representatives of
loreign powers having failed, this
distinguished victim ot Napoleon's
"grand idea" would have been justi
fied hud ho devoted his last moments
in denouncing the eontiivcrs of his
destruction and the barbarians thirst
ing for his blood, and in deploring his
untimely full in the strength ot h'8
manhood and his hopes. But Maxi
milian was a man of turgor breadth
of mind and heroism than this. lie
had deliberately cast his life into the
scales in defense of his empire, he had
pledged his word in the name of his
imperial house of llapsburg to fight
it out with his enemies, and, like a
true soldier, he was prepared for this
last disaster, llo recognized his fate
as resulting from the fortunes of war,
and bad neither denunciations nor
regrets on hia own Recount to make.
Like the dying gladiator ut Jtomo
Tie recked not of hie life, nor of the irie,
fir heart watt home, and that wan iur awuy.
Face to face with his remorseless
executioners, awaiting but tho word
to "fire !" all thoughts of his lost em
pire aud his low estate gave way to
those endearing memories and sweet
a fleet ions which bud linked his life,
liis happiness, his fate and his ambi
tion with "poor Carlotta!" As to a
drowning man numerous events of his
pant life running through many yours
of timo are vividly reproduced in a
few fleeting seconds, so to this victim
of Mexican vongounce were, no doubt,
recalled in tho lust moments of his
earthly existence those charming re
collections of his young, beautiful,
gilted, accomplished and devoted wife,
whereby ho had bocome so fascinated
with his Mexican empire and his
hopes of tho Mexican people, that he
could only relinquish them with his
wife, "i'oor Cnrlotta 1" Her tri
umphal journeys, her floral receptions,
hor welcome charities, her grucious
way, otiolie picty and her
resistless, womanly gentleness among
the susceptible Mexicans, were all so
faithfully devoted to his cause as to
develop in him tho heroism of the
feudal aces. He was her gallant
knight, cquippod by her own fair
hands lor a glorious crusade; sue was
his ouoen of love and beaut v, to whom
his word as a soldier and his faith as
a devoteo woro pledged. All these
thoughts recurred to him as tho mem
ories of a golden dream, and from
these and that other thought, that
she had hopefully bravod the dangers
of tho seas, nnd tho doubtful gener
osity of France in his behalf, only to
be repelled in despair, and to be doom
ed to a living death, cume the inspi
ration to Maximilian which was ex
pressed in his last expressive words
"I'oor Carlotta 1"
Isor is there in tho records of his
tory, as tho lust words of a dying
saint or hero, anything given which
appeals so tenderly to our better na
ture, to all that houutities and softens
tho human character, as these dying
words of Maximiliun "Poor Carlot
ta !" They will crown in history
this Allien man. However misguided
he was in his ambition or in his acts
as a ruler, those two words, with u'l
their impressive and redeeming asso
ciations, will crown him with the
flow-era of affection and the laurels of
the hero. Had ho recited and elo
quently vindicated every step and
every act in his imperial career be
would have failed to reach tho elo
quent defense embodied in his dying
exclamation of "Poor Carlotta!" To
her they will bo tho words of restora
tion or dissolution ; for him they are
tho wreath of immortality. "Poor
Carlotta ! " JV. )'. Herald.
SOVETIIINO for Pabkntb ?o Con
uideb Children and A'cirspnper.
A child beginning to read becomes
delighted with a nowspapcr, bocause
lie reads of names and things w hich
nro very familiar, nnd ho will make
progress accordingly. A newspaper
in otic year, says nn eminent teacher,
is worth a quarter's schooling to a
child, and every father must consider
that substantial information is con
nected with his advancement. The
mother of tho family, being ono of
the heads, nnd having a more imme
diate chitrgo of tho children, should
herself bo instructed. A mind occu
jied becomes fortified against the ills
of lilo, and is brncod for any emer
gency. Children amused by reading
or study aro, of course, considerate
and inoro easily governed. How
many thoughtless young men have
spent their energies in a tavern or
grogshop, who ot.ght to have been
reading! How many parents who
never spent twenty dollars lor hooks
for their families would gladly have
given thousands to reeluim u son or
daughter who had ignorantly and
thoughtlessly fallen into tomptation.
A Connecticut Yankee buried his
sixth wife last week, and offered the
officiating clergyman a two-dollar
greenhm-k. The latter hesitating to
receive it, tho bereaved remarked :
"Jnst as you aay, but thnt'a what 1
have benn'in tho habit of paying." H
is a wonder ho did not offer him some
nrwien nutmegs or enssw ouu umus.
CLEARFIE'LD
GEO. B. GOODLANDER, Proprietor. PRINCIPLES NOT MEN. TERLIS-22 per annum, b Advance.
VOL. 38-W1JOLE NO. 2027. CLEARFIELD, PA., THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1SC7. NEW SERIES-VOL. 7, NO. 50.
M-ored anil i,onl.
Loved and lost! 'Tina wail that
is going up daily, ayo hourly, "unto
Him that sits on the grout white
throne," from boreaved hearts, heavy
with their burden of sorrow, too
grievous for human strength or hu
man hearts lo boar.
Loved and lost I From your hearth,
oh, stricken widow, as you stand by
the cold form of your onco strong
protector, goes tip that bitter cry.
Ho who ever shielded you with his
protecting arm w ho carefully smooth
ed tho rough planes in your life path,
lest they should bruise your tender
feet whose tender voice novor ad
dressed you save in love, he who over
stood between you nnd tho great cold
world, breasting all its storms and
cares with his own manly bosom, that
they harmed you not, is gone forever;
and you kneeling beside his lifeless
remains, with your fatherless children
clinging around you, realize more and
more your utter helplessness and the
great loss you havo sustained, while
your pale lips burst tho mournful cry,
"Loved and lost !"
And you, too, mourning husband
who have laid your fuir girl wife
asleep in the embrace of mother earth.
She went from you ere yet her bloom
faded, with the tiny bubo (her child
and j'ours) that but opened his eyes
on earth to close them in death
clusped close to her girlish bosom,
mother and child, rose and bud, nre
sleeping together under cue coffin lid ;
one grave holds them both now, while
your house has grown strangely ue
olute since she, whoso light footstep
ever sprang to welcome your return
to the house w hich sho presided over
like a queen bus gone from it to her
lust earthly home.
Tho grnveyurd is not so lonely in
your eyes since she is among its silent
inhabitants. You go to her lonely
gravo uud kneel beside it, and while
you water with your tears the lilies
(lit emblems of hor purity) that bloom
over tho grassy mound that holds ull
you held dour on earth, you feel tl.e
full significance of those dreary words,
Loved und lost 1
Loved and lost ! On your bowed
head, oh, aged mother ! you who gave
your only son and stay in 3-our old
use. unto your country; on your head
theso words rest like a funeral pall.
You rend his name among tho list of
the dead who fell on tho bntllo field,
and tho terrible truth that you were
now childless, ennio homo to your
heart with crushing truth, and bow
ing your ocod lined, you too clinod
the bit ter wail going up from so many
hearts, "Loved and list !"
Loved and lost. Who that has
arrived at years of discretion has not
echoed theso sad, sad words, that tell
plainer than tho greatest floods of
tears, of hopes crushed nnd bruised
beneath thecoflln lid of brokeu hearts
and blasted lives gone forevcrmoro.
Loved and lost ! Sineo the terrible
flood of wur rolled over our own dear
land, wo have learnod tho full mean
ing of those bitter words, "Loved and
lost!" All over tho hind thero is
mourning; mothers for their sons nre
weeping; wives for husbands, chil
dren for fathers ; maidens lor lovers.
Loved and lost. The same cry tin t
went up from Israel's plain centuries
nco is beinrr echoed anil re-echoed
throiiglkfiut the world, lor from the
rising of tho sun til ils setting, death
is ever uhroud ; busily gathering up
his harvest; and not until nil thing"
shall end will that weary cry cease.
Then all shull meet in the Spirit Land,
the loved nnd lost shall be found !
EXTRAOltlllNAllY Pn.PIT MISTAKE.
Last Sunday a local preacher connect
ed with tho Primitive Methodist per
fusion was plan lied to preach lit
F.lland, ho residing at HudJerfield.
Being a comparative stranger to F.l
land, bo inquiied the wny to the Prim
itive Methmlisl t'hnpel, but by mistake
was directed to the Unitarian Chupcl.
Arriving at the verge of time for com
mencing the service, ho introduced
himself as the preacher, requested to
conduct the service fur tho day, and
as tho regular minister wns awuy, no
particular inquiry was miulo, and the
"local preacher" mounted the pulpit
and guvo out a hymn. All went well
until he camo to prayer, w hich was ot
so fervid and evangelical a character
that suspicion begun to be aroused if
some mistake hud not arisen in the
preacher. At the close of the prayer
lie a-as asked where lie wax planned
for, and be answered F.lland Primitive
Methodist Chupcl. The mislako was
at onco npjutrent, and ho was made
aware of it. He of course, descended
the pulpit. . Tho person who had been
arranged to conduct tho service had
tuken a seat in the body of the chapel,
imagining that he had been "jilted."
Leeds (Eng.) Mercury.
Miss Ann .Siurati. Tho Wash
ington correspondent of tho N. ".
Sun, in a notice of tho Surralt trial at
Washington, says :
The most soriowful countenance to
be soon among the crowds that daily
flock to tho Court is thot of Miss Sur
ratt, tho prisoner's sister, who is gen
erally seated near him. Tho only
thing that could ninuc one wish inai
.i. . :o,.o, .,.r..,l,l .w.i l.o r.iiinil rrniltv
; ii.o .;,,l,t of il.nt end fenuilo fiieo. '
1.I..I. Anf nfmrw linl li T.-fl i a
UU lllt;tl t ...... . .. '
onduring stamp. Tho dciilh ol her.
mother has cast over her lile a shade i
the darkness ol which cannot be ro-
moved in this world Sho npnears '
more nervous as to the result of the 1
el il.nn nnv one elso Poor pirl. !
her lot must be hard to bear.
Of ih o I n d i a n ra ce w h i ( h once thick
ly pooplod ihis continont, only throe
h 11 nil red anil lilt V inonsnnu Hum, "
menandelnldren
gtRt91l
Worth better lluin Show.
A young Oriental prince was visit
ing at tho castlo of a duke in one of
the finest counties in Kugland. He
looked from bis window into a beauti
ful garden, and inhaled tho fragrance
which was wafted toward him by the
gentle breath of June.
"What exquisite perfume!" berried.
'Bring me, I pray you, tho flower
that so delights my sense. See yon
stately slulk, bearing on ils shult
those gorgeous lillies, whoso petals are
veined with blood-red lines and with
violet shade; that is undoubtedly the
plant I seek."
"Its odor is nnusenting," he said ;
"hut bring mo that llowcr of a hue so
much deeper and richer than even
the beautiful roses of my own fair
land. Soe how it glows like flame !
Surely a rich odor should distill from i
that regal plant."
It was u dahlia, and its scent was
even less agreeable than that of tho
lily.
"Can it be, then, the largo white
blossoms -clustered on youder bush,
or the blueeups on the neighboring
shrub !" ho asked.
'o, tho snowball ami Campanula
proved alike scentless. Various plants
yielded their odorless buds or broad -spreading
petals for his inspection.
Hut ho found not what he sought.
"Surely it must be lliat golden ball,"
he said, "for so slmwy a bloom should
nt least charm the nostril us well us
tho eye."
'Faugh !" It was a marigold.
At length tl-.ry placed in his bund n
wee brown blossom.
"So unpretending a thing as this
cannot surely be tha'. for which 1
seek,"' exclaimed the prince, with a
vexed uir "this appears to bo noth
ing better than a weed."
Ho cautiously lifted it to his face.
"Is it possible?" he cried. "It is
reully this unobtrusive brown weed
which gives forth so precious nn odor?
Why, it hangs over the whole gnrden,
nnd comes funning in nt my window
like ihe very hreuth of health and
purity. What is tho namo of this
little'darling 1"
"Precisely thai, your highness,"
answored his attendant "This fl.iwcr
is called 'mignonnctto, tho little dur
ling"' " onderful ! wonderful !" rejieatod
tho astonished prince, placing it in
his bosom.
"Thus your highness perceives," re
marked his tutor gravely, "that the
humble and unpretending often exhale
tli most precious virtues." Littlr
Pilgrim.
Sluihti.t Miktakdn. An old Iutch
farmer li'id a handsome daughter,
uiimed Minnie, who recently joined
the .Methodist church, against which
tho old farmer was somewhat preju
diced. The young minister under
whoio instrumentality .Miss Minnie
was converted, visiting her frequently,
excited his suspicion that all was not
right. Accordingly, ho visited the
church one Sunday night, and seated
himself, unobserved, aniong the con
gregation. .
Soon after taking his seat the min
ister, who was preiK hing from Iluniel,
fith chapter, ".'ith verse, repeated in a
loud voice Hip words uf his text,
"Mene nicno, tekel upharsiu," upon
which the old Tanner sprung to bis
feet seized the affrighted girl by the
arm, and hurried bei out of the meet
ing house. Having reached the church
yard, he gave vent to his feelings in
iho words:
"I knows derevassometings wrong.
und now 1 scliwares to cm
"Whv. father what do vou mean,",
rciiliod the bewildered und innocent
girl.
"Ihdnt J, sliouleil tho Old mnn,
striking his fmls together, and slatiip-1
iii" with bis foot, "didn't 1 hear tie
parson call out lo you, 'J.nmr, Min
nie, tiektc tlr pursnn.'"
r.xrct'Tiox or (its. Mi:nm:z Thetiity, mid tread with joyous step the
Iniiurinl (ieiierul Mender., who was
shot bv tho Liberals in Mexico, nflcr'nr linger bv the crystal waters of the
the eHiil.ure of t.'ucreluro, met his fate ! Kiver of Life, wiih rind ftnrns o(
without a sign of fear-. According to
the custom in tho country with what
nro culled tniilors, he wus shot in the
back. Mendei protested against it.
declaring that he w us no trail or to his
pnuntrv, and wan not afraid to face
denth ; but the officer in ( barge of the
1 - .
shoot ing parly (lechired that hisorders : sonieof the ton eager and loo thongl t- to-day. On Tliorsiay evening last
wero exj'licit on the jioint. 'Very! less specula tors, who, finding them- he altent-e-J a party, where s.me a r
well," said Mender., 'vhoot away." ! selves almost in tlie vortex and bear ' ucJe of glassware was acc-idnitaiiy
lie knelt down, his back to the legi-; ing of a fresh victim, pause ere it he broken on the table, and a px-cc of
men'., and four men stepped forward : too late, and escape a like disastrous t!ip r';as SAiiaehow f -mnj its way into
nnd fired. From nervousness, or some fate We make these remarks owing Mi Ituprrt't tttuJ It lodged her
other ciiiisc, their aim was very bad, i to the recently published details con throat, and ail fTorns remove it
nnd tho wretched man w as nothing i corning a New York minister of the proved in STectual. She lingered in
like fulallv wounded, liaising him-! t.ospel, w ho was a man of wealth, great agony nt.t.l t- dsy. when death
self ho pointed to his head, i previous ! lived in good style, w:-s a rigid cn- came lo l.cr reiiti". J.'.'. fM 7"ia.,.
eKiierience in such scenes had made fon t r of t'liurch disc j.l ne, austere m
. . 1 . ... . , . , 1 . 1 . 1 . 1. ... -i . . . r . . . r v.
nm luiiuMiir Willi tlie routine,) ami
tho corporal put the iuiikkIo of the
piece to his ear nnd blew out Ins
brains. So died Mender..
We Ice saw a young man gar.ing al
tho ry llenvens, with a t '?"
nnd a of pistols iu Ihe oihrr. We
Ndenvored 2 oltrnct his at lotion by
.ing 2 a in a newspaper we held in
our ta?", relating 2 a young man in
that
j of the country, who liaU loll
home in a stt of derangement, lie
drotioed tho t "d
I pistols Irom Ins
;fvV - a- ,T
with the! 'It is I of whom
-
von rend ' 1 eft bet mv friends knew
of my design. 1 s the f-aTof a young
Indv' who had refused i lislit 2 me.!
but smiled on another. I d from '
tho house uttering wild ! to the ?
of my friends. 1 came here with this
t latiu til pistoia i. put a . in ii-
lOco. My case is nnjed in this J
A wi.n, Tinrximroriosps Ihe esiah-
l:. r i nn nt-ii m f.ir uai-is
- ' 1 1 . .
in........ " j
The success of such an
Snstitntion i pre rletcrminsd.
a.
wmm--m.
" . 1-i.J I -.- .
ti-rrn .fniic-' .WiMtArf.
Mark Twain tells the following to-
ry by a fellow passenger, w ho, being
bantered about bis timidity, said he 1
naif never oeen sea reil since tic hail i
loaded an old Queen Anne's musket
lor
4. h
for his father once, whereupon he j is lcs in a ft w of the J rim-ipal heat-! j;ilt tr
ivial c! the following : ) growing Stales. Texas. Kara. Oi.io u'nj
"You see the old man was trying 1 and Indiana retort a ditnitiihed a'-re i ....
re
to learn me to shoot blackbirJi audi
oeasts tliut tore up the voung corn, I lennesse.a laigi ;y iiicreaseif breadth,
and such things, so that 1 rould ho of: the 'tw fcnand V..a!'- h'.ow a wiu'ht
some line about the farm, because 1 1 increase ; the Midd'e Slates a s'mil. r
wasn't big enough to do much. My I advance, not exceed! rig n .lT cent;
gun wits a little single band shot gnu, ' the "viutliern wheat growinc St-tejan
and tho old man carried an old ltiii"en 1 average increase of twenty per cent.
Anne's tntixkcl that wugVd a ton.! Ohio reports in, av. r:ige imr.ne
and made a report like a t -.h-r chip 1 me lit up"n Ism ear of lM net cent.;
and kicked like a muie. Tlie oi J man ,
wanted ine to shoot tho old musket 1
soniolime, hut I was afraid. One day. !
though, I got lier down, and so I took !
ucr iu iiic nircu man aici asKeu nun
how to load her, he'-uuse tho old man '
was out in the fields. Hiram sail;
"jo vou see them marKs on tne stot K statin, wilu tlie exc-eMion only ti i
... V f 1- .. . I , . .in. i . i'i 1
-a a .iiu a on u.e vuo " j
neu, iiiai means icn nans una ute
slugs-that's her load." j
lut how much powder! ,
"Oh, lie says, "it don t matter; put i
in turee or four liandtuls.
or four liandtuls.
So 1 loaded lier up that way, and it j
was an awlul charge I had sense 1
enough to see that and started out I
1 leveled tier on a good inatiy black
birds, but every time 1 Went to pull
the trigger I shut mycyes and winked.
I whs afraid f.f her kick. To ai d :
suiidown 1 fetched up at the houe. 1
and there was the old man restinr on ',
the porch.
'Iteen out hunting have ye!"
"Yes. sir," savs I.
"What did you kill !"
"liidn't kill anything, sir didn't
shoot herofl 1 wasufraid she'd kick."
(I knew blamed well she would ) j
"(iimuius that gun!" the old man Me in the South, lar above an average;
says, mad as sin. in New- York, ten per ocnt. U low ; in
And ho took aim at a sapling on the ! Pennsylvania, six per i-cnt ; in Ken
other side of the road, an J I began to : totky, fourteen percent. IntheWert
drop back out of danger. The riext
innmtc I beard an curthquuke, and
the luecn Anne w hirling enl-ovcr-cnd
in ttie air, ana l lie old man spinning
around on one heel, with one leg up
and both Lands on his jaw, and tlie
bulk flying from the sapling; the old
man's shoulder wus n t l ack inches,
and his juw turned black and Hue,
and he had lo lav up for three davs.
... -
C uolera nor notlnng cine can ever
seare mo the way 1 wu scared that
time."
.Vothrrt llontr I Urartu f
Jlotliet . TIOInT . IleavaTTTie Tl.rce
bcacou lights of life's ocean. Far out ! peu.le's choice, and governed ihem,
over the dreurv wanie of waters, thev i wilu varving f.rlunes and kindlvj
shine with cheering light, to the Morm j feelings, forainrioj of eighteen yeari. ;
toiHed mariner; and when sorrow's ' t-honid be in.ught over lrom an ahea
daik cloud hides the blue sky, and ' soil and allowed to rest amid thea'tn-a .
the troubled ware rise higher and , of his ancestors. A memorial, nuu.er-
higher, warring with the winds, hc'u4v nJ rt'MK-t Ul lv signed, wa. a
steers his tiny bark lo Memory's Isle, j few days ago, yr--l J tho Senate. J
and carefully avoidui the broken giving cxpresitn tw this des.re. and ,
holies, that like rtH-ka, lie hidden e-, ftnxil.lv alluding to the example s- t :
neath the treacherous waters, rets by Lo"uis rh.l!iM L'.iuteiC when, in ,
11s tried lieai t ill tl.e gold
ra a 0.
the Ktarlike words Mother
llome'
Heaven '. '
liiidcly may the waves dai r.gainvt
the rocky cta-t belt.w loin j loti 1 may j
ihe winds roar and chant their solemn
psalm, end lighting tuny Ca-!i. and
Ihiiiiders roll, yet he lingers calm,
untroubled, in time's old castle, turn,
ing over the records of the past, and
rending with serene yvs the dim
prophecies ol tl.e future
I'ur buck to tiiose beautiful days of
long ago, ho sees the form of bis
j . Mother, und feels the soft town of
her hps as she ju'ests loving kis-ies
on the bahv brow; or in ihe cjuiel of
i his loved home, bears her sweet vou e,
lis sho teaches him, ith 1 hwd cy.-s
; and revereiit'y luiuej naiiusio rep-ai.
"t'ur Father, who art in heaven,"
! and then looks far into the rages of
the disiar I future, and fam-ics the lalait g 1:1,1. 1 Ihe glory f the empire
time already nt hand when he shall was rvvired. Is lxiuia Xapo'con pre
iitu hor hi dark on the shore of Eier- iiared, rmwionsiv. to plav into t'ne
'golden tl reels of the licaven'v t'nv
welcome to him from the ang-'l host
gathered around (iod's Throne.
A Warmmi. The exposes made.' A young lady named Jennie Ko
from time to time, of the losses in- pert, about ixttt-n years uf age, irsi
eurred in Wall strei ksli.at ilrvad.'ui Uing near M lil t're k, died ntKler t
finaiicial niueisiroin doubtless t Let k culiar and d.trrssin;; circumstances
uiwarua inostr am. nn. iiv w
tempted to indulge, "just once, in
sjK-culation. was taught in the current,
was ruined, was forced to leave bis
charge, and sim.ii left the coui try.
lie is now gaii.'ng a mere si.bs;-i-ence
in a foreign h.nd, and his lan.ily
is here, iilmost destitute
Wonder if there are r.lh.-r New
Tovk luii.ihl t-ra who take tt uas'oi.&l
'f vers '."
The ed.tors of the M.mtgimorv
(Ala.) are evident 'y "spo,.ir.g
'A late issue suvs: -lor wlmtover we
i have written, or n.av write. reflH-une
upon the conduct ol tnd. vidua, a, the
editors " r.-sponsil.lc, and w,:i
promptly answer any demand lor s.it-
isfacliou, coming from aiy oi.e who
wears a clean shirt, and has r.ot ItfO
in ne jH-nit-ii.. .
A sweet yonng lady ears that males
are of no account fr.im the lime the
' , ,. ... . 1. - r .
a. iia ston tuasing them as intanu
,
till they commence kt.mf tbern as
tlfrtvs.
dwdttdt in a at
lumiiw or the IF7!of top.
Tho harvest is fathered in (iecrgia
and tbe other Gulf States, with a very !
gratifying result. Tha acreage of
wmicr neat
is as large in the ma-1
as l:it year, though it)
'jority cf States
age; Virginia. Georgia, Arkansas and
li!!!ia. 73 i er tnt.: I!i.inn
cent.; Michigan, 811 percci.t.; Wi.on-1
hin, '2'2 ycr pent.; Minnesota. 7 per i
ceiit.; Missouri, V'J per cent.: Ren-
iu K , T ecu;.: irgii.ia, per ;
irir.r.ia. iu pvr ,
e.Mit ; .North Carolina, 4v) per cent.; j
Tennessee. .r-3 per cent.; and other i
i as. mau.rg a lavorauc coxpan,ou
w.iu lust var.
Tbe average of spring wher.t fuJ. ,.ie Bll!rJ,r of M.chaei O Marrr.!.'.
largely tmrea.ed : ,n Ohio i;, pera Juac.lh fljr whk.h two c!oro.j
cent : InJiuna A" ln.r cent.; Illinois, i ,i i ,
jkt cent ; J'unieM'ta. -.i per cent.: '
.i ikt cent ; IiiineM'ta. o.i lie.r
Wisconsin, 15 jiereent.; Michigan, hi
per cent.; Jlisooun.Sl percent.: Jowa
ptr tent : Kansas, M per cent.;
Nebraska, !t ler cent.
This increase of breadth in the wheat
growing region must tt!l very tr-'
r em il.lv ni.i.n ihe a.-rrertte vit U. if
no unusual casualty nwaila the crop,
If !) e..i.riiiina -.,ii:iiice favorable.
at least tiro hundred iko.',!i bhte t:cc. now auvui luo .rj.: i a
mry rxptclii in all the J' or. J that, too, provided!
Tirnturii. j StbeM. the artist, is likewise a pan-
OaTs. The average of oats is larger ( st er. When with s.ime tf his breth
thanosual; in the Went, Ohij is the ; ren ont sketching, one of the club pro
only Suata w t.ii h cannot k!iow an in- ' pt,.id to remain and sketch another
crease. The crop is S'miewhat varia
generally the crop is belter Ujan last
year. A jr.ru'tur i! llprt for July.
Itt-mntnt of LomU Phillippt.
The London corrt-vpondent of tbe
11,-Tald MVS :
In the vau.t of a Uaniiful .tile
c bnrth at Wevi nd-e. in the Ticitiitv
, . , . - , .
of lndon, lie the reman. of the C it.-
een king. In the vault were laid mt.re
. . .
riH-enl v ttie reinai
Marie Amel.e It i
s or Lis
rt.,1 - tt j. ? rim I itial
r .t . v.. . ,...!- .1 1 1 t
tUB.l. I'l II'V m . V u ci' ".
dei.rt.u that tlr retuains f fhtir
J farmer King. who. whatever Li fau'ta.
; at leut,t tnourilej the throne as ILe
. J 4 , lie ran sod ttib ren.aius ( aii
Icon to 1 brought over from St.
Helena, and had lliem iict. iX mi;h
great iiomti. in the JI -t-l . J. uni.Jf
Not a few w id be disp.is-d to regard
this as a dexter""!: and e. considered
flunk movement on the part of the
Orli-nt.isls. The enaic have shelveu
the pet :!! I t tl j riMnt. bjl tl.e
matter is by i.j means Mli ed. It is
altogether rather an aw k ward affair
f..r NsjK.itsm. It wiil bo difficult fr
In 1.1 tj fill)- the rr.yer; it will be
equally difiicolt f.r him to crait it.
Noone knows Ivtter than Napoleon
hitiis. ll that the generosu v of Iaiui
I'h
11. c dcalb knell of
1lo.11 Urni-m.
l'r om the niomrtit l!.at
the Ktnpcn-r's rrinaiiis were dt p it-d
in i;ic ! valines -apjiennsru rt ivca.
Mtii began lo taik again of tl.e glory
of the Kmi.ire; nor did thev cjase
l.sii.ls of the I' .artm famoy. as I ous
I'liill I pe Bttesmsx jnuly p'ael into
the l.siuls of Ihe fatu iy of w 'nth be is
duel? It is tittle hk'elv. liut what
wid he do It is a unf little p.oceof
business-
.11111 . ' m
p'rlrnianc of the c:rrn 01 1 haver A.
Noyes, at Ktn hrl'r. N. Won the
evening ol the iih. U...S Mhite. the
l.ion Kitig. entered ihe ragr f tert-
oi.'n ii.ms, and one nl" lh n.a.e ani
mals af.a. ktxi hira. ft iiing Imu to the
floor and fat ning his jaws upon his
shmiJer. it.fl ttir.g severe wounds
1 he ciri-ua men tame to the rescue
with iron bars ai d finally taeeevded
ia rcst i.ir.g Wh'ie fr-m the cage alive,
but aovrrv v iri:urX
An Irishman carry .ng a teavy ben
d'e tion l.-s sli .ul it r. w i nanig on
tne lrvi.t jlallorm o. a lwtJn Lor
car. and was askest why he d.d not
set his l..J d..wn tpoa the pialf.rtn.
"! jaU-r," was his reply - the hor-
so hv enough to do to drag me;
i Til crrr the t-uncii.'
!
; Tlie only fra t hieh grows in every
climate is the strawlrrr II is the
i r :. I .. 1. V
on'v fruit winch smn here OB tl
... . , . ,i II ..- .
, earth - p.cked errr j iK, rear.said. rery quietly, -Well, the bor-t
rr-nzi. tp toais-arba,r.
.Viitrtllantout.
Wliat most reseiiihles a pretty girl j
Lathing!
A diving il!;e).
When U a storm like a fish after a
1, ouk? When it U going to abate,
i-IW, . tnml,!or, 1,1n rii-l..
hen it is set up fir a late
Why can yn not prevent the Mis-
f.t:pi; from oversowing its bar.ais:
fieciuw dam it you can't
A Paris correspondent estimate the
riim:tKT of visitor at tha'. city at 0",
UJ, and aays tbey r-pecj jl,W J,0OJ a
da on an average.
Prer.tiee aci 'tis a pity that c!co
tw. io lb-; St uth eci.i:ot lake piacc
!." pcr's! this time', fir a'lhougl 'he hezren
there ai-e at'ong now,
stronger in the tiog dayi
trey w.Il be
'S;e'l rctir Heart." said a consid-
ernte latter to bis son, Tor you are j
ornte fa tt er to 1ns sjn. "for vou are
now ing a.nong fascinating girls."
-i oil!tj rather steal theirs," baid the
uimronii-in" voun man
' J
I jx.aij.ua -' osier, m roiorcu laav,
jy W( t,sU.r, a 00lorcd
- , ,
l nrte weeks ago, a woman iciv
trunk in a store in Providence, which
. sLe 'V D01, tail ,or 'I"R "
:"" " even ng, u.e ue.u uou.
of a t!lllJ fu"J "'
I TERrnislNn. An undertakers
. bun J in ew Y orl: contains the Bn-
j nounccroei't: "AH the requisites for a
' funeral furnished at the shortest no-
anJ scape. '-Ua. no, tavs a.-tit.I.
let's ketch the cars.
Geo. A. II!!L a cMoreJ tarber of
iu.n, a'id a
n, a'ld a iusrried man, has jut
ttnn Lrotigiil lack from Chicago, to
: ijih ..la-'e t
e tkqu-I wi h a white
j.;r 0( jj,
angMer ci respectable
Iart:,Uot Wet lioxbary.
j : j hJ 'x b,r.
& r-V.n t c li.,lw Y.m i r, 4v in rwk.1 In Va
j ;a SI,,,iiei ltl lril.tlJ t0 U., heJ.
; ; J lno, M
... .. , .
vmi, certain. , lip rei"ii'j. -it a t-r
..,, ,:-,, -i,,,. :, ;.,-
i ,. , ... , "
I t.l lliprr. tli mtriA iri Im tl.
ate ol AVI," said a wife to her bus-
. nana one ut.
Whv so ?" innuired
t'ne tui-band. '-XVcau-ie Abel was
ki'.!t.I by a t !u an J your Club will
" " -., o "
U .I me, tr vou totitmue ta go to it
: . .-
A lady ia Madison, Indiara, lina
recently married her fifth Lufband. j
CuM a greater eomplinifnl l ai 1 j
t" the sterner ex T Aoi they arc all j
alive t; having been parau-d by :
the '-free and ea.-y" divorce syatem in
vogue in that State. j
Schiller celebrated play of "The i
EriJe of Messina" has been translated !
iuxo Grerk and perfe-J at Atben,
with coiisj.ieral'Ie ijccw. It was
broughl out in quile acn-ditable nian
t.tT. and in pite of some imperfection
the pt"-t .nuance, was well received
ty the public.
Pmrgg'.ing still cortinuts along thi"
(n 1- border. The 'Ltt-ctives there ,
report th.M many epp-rently hoi.cst
e:life:i living along the b onlerl avc 1
Wnn-niir. '.T tn ! i n mu -lin.
, 1 - ., . 1
i.r svterai nuMai.s pa-t. iv wiuen
means thev have dtirauitd the gov-
emmellt out of thousands of dollars. J
Ida and Ellen Snow, twin daughters !
.
of Harvey Snow, of Matt!pMSvt',
nearly four years old. were poisoned
to destb la- wetk by eating fritUon
matche. VTh.-n it was disrovtred
, .
v hai swallowed the poison,
the m. stake Was mad of tnii.g loex
ptl it by catiiartic insteal of emetij
remedies, with a fatal result.
A writer IB a l.ondt n paper SyS :
Our Irih t'hit-f Secrr-larv U-ing the.
owner of a tine nstruh which s-'me
days ago was safely delivered of an
egg. rtivired the following telegram
in.m bis steward: "My lord, fl y.ur
.r.f-'. ; i f.bf of the (..lii.'r,', I have
priK-urrv! the biggest gotj I could
tind to sit on the ostrich s egg."
A M stakf. It seems that the F.nd
of ihe-Wnr'.d l'r. Cummings made a
tr fling error in bis calt ulatioin Con
cern. i.g the l-'tal destruction to take
plaoe iu 11.7. In revising his work
lie fonn 1 that he had overlooked fig
ure, which ad 1 sometfiing like a quin
tiilion of years to the race which this
mnndans sphere has to run. We leel
r-hvved I
r.alioyin are now sent tip in Eng.
tan 1. to which nvVets patWcl Wiitli
wdsred magnesium are attached.
-,, . i
over an extensive art-a is i!iumiiiatJ ,
a, bv bright moonshine. This would
hive been a f.-aturv on the Fourth.
Sime mgenijiis Yankee will no donbt '
invent a tvriHtaal moonshine I elorcl
)irij j
r.ishop Eumet, one preaching be-1
f -re tharleS II. was niUcil warmed by '
i , . J l:,;
l..s suV oet, ana ctter.rg rI;gT..us
t i
.11 lijP Ilia'H-iM... I'uui-, tiiru-uiiu .
ira'.o in a very rimfsi maniipr, who
great v heaience struck bis fist upon !
the dek. and t rn-d out in a loud i
voiee.-W h.idarr deny this!' 'Faith," j
olrsorv ed the King, in a key not quite
so load as the pr h r, "nobody that 1
.s w ithin the reach of that great fist
of yours " j
A friend of oara visiting a neighbor,
tour! him disabled from having a
iT str-p upon Lis f.t. Hobbling
out of the stable, the anfTt rereitplaintii
how it hsppetned. 1 was standing
here, said in. - and the horse bronght
hie fKt right down on mine." Uur
inrna KS'kisj ai iur liuurec mrmoor,
wuitnwasoi iwa is laiiern. anu
Flu tfWiiif'.rU $rpuMlrait.
Trrwia fif fewhwrrlptloh
If f.a.4 la adtnnce.o wet" tb.T .. !
II .d alter tt"" ai.l kclore i ni..ntr.... I Ji
M -14 !.-! He f " i'h...
Half ! Arrlllii:'
T-ai.wt ailwrv-fWT .. pr
S I ir l
.( 10 1'ieaor
l 4
.a
A.lrnuli.trat,.r.' eiiJ !i uttti.' nwliM-a I W
I Aa !"-' aouriMi '
I ul:t, ami K-lraj. '
li,..lu'i ..!! .
f-Kl aol:.., ptr lotf I
oi.nuirT ii''.t.. oit-r tv.- Imre, m line...... IS
Prvfrui'unal t I er W
rtktu.r arvrlrTl.s.aasTa.
I Sfjoare s l I 1 olau.a US
, I fuarrt li " i elun,n u vu
1 xiuarre 2" I"1 I Jknill..... H M
I . ..b .irk.
j ainsKi. ,
I CI...!. . 9 '(I t a nuin-e. r.eruuira.Sf Ty
3 ihire., per tjuirtt, 2 t'O ( Otcx li, tr uuvM 1 W
inn.La.
.ht, XI or le. 1 m I rwt. ' nf
J ..,r. t. 'J- ur l. r, i i" I ht, U -T ! s
jTef J j yi a'b of a' at j.'P'rt..nt ratea.
GEO. B. HOOIll.AMiKJ!.
F'rt,'raf.'t Fnrriet4r.
r,i5rfUanrons.
ocl'.'n lailcrj. liifcii 311.1
I rlon tou n:il, t leir field co.f I a.
HAVIN) farrbamd aa inurnt In tha Unioq
M ill, we are prer"re'' torari Wool. mas.
itl.':are ani L0..0 Cluili.ard do all alad of
voile in our liua on .bur' c'.ic. in workmaohka
m.oaer, aad on r.aJwB.IU. tian. a i.f
rL0UE,..rEED.AKD LrilEIS
Manuf.ctar J .u.i lor.ale. Teru.1 Ca.h.
Wool iaLcnded frr carKt.g eao be left at R.
Miwoi't or i. V Kratter'e. where we will let
Uuen of tbqv.ry -.dar-wed to u t Koektoa
P. O. will rrivt prM ti-tDiroB.
A i. K. ARNOLD.
Roektea. Jore J7,
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. "W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(UK IOl BLK ei'KIXtJ,
9 rrC ZZ LLl "CP
i rrHtTT will not knd or break like tbt SinU
X Sfnnff. iml win prorr weir pnri
craetfut bi mhrm tbreo or fur ordinary
kirv 'lt hr kea tbrova atid utolcM.
Tho Ut aro eovrod with dnublo aoJ f wiitoa
ihrMd, and tho Wtt:ota rodt art out onlj ioubl
frini, bat tviro (or doabfej eorertd, prortot
iac t4teia from weiring oat hea drg$ing
dovo tH', itkira, ac
Tbo tfocdrlui flexibility and frott eomfort
tad pliro to aoy ldT wfarmn Lha Iupcs
kihaiic bkirt witt k ?sj-r:csrcd p-vrViislawi
ia all rrodd Arml)!ir. Opri, CaTiagi
Kilrt4 Cn, Ciarra Prwt, Aria Criaars, for
HiD'&ada and U'm Dnii. tb fckirt caa
b folded wbea ia to otcapy k small plara
as and oobtc oiettt!; ai a Silk or Miulia
lreB, aa iofmiubl ia criaaUD, bo
fwved ia any Smg) Spring lktrt.
A tadj bating aajojed t&ap!eaiura, eoiafyrt,
and rrMt evcvMiiiie of waann; tha Duplex
ti if uc Steal f ring Pairl for a ttDpla day wtH
atcr afteraardt w.i'ioiy dirpca-a with tbair
ana. Tvt Cfciidrfa, Mimm aad Youn( Ladiet
ibT art nprnvr to ai) otbrra.
Tb ruf Wx i-Ihptic i a great farorita wilk
ali ladie ard ii. aa.rr iiliy rocommeDijd by
tba Fi-iiiua AJiif utirra as tha biacdard fckirt af
U-e Fabicatjl W orii.
Ta d;ot tha foi.nwta incstimablw adraata
f ia CrmUiaa. Tt : ropenor quality, prft
miDaUrtar. t;tb chf a and fiutb, BnibilitT.
dnnbt itj, eon.!- rt aiid weiair. eaoira hit J.
, .. Bradl.,'. l.uj.l Elli.t, boubl. Spring
, sw,. ' ; i' ''fc.
I Iltl!'-I.ur4vu tapMiUM. M
parncalar ta ftotica that (.in. offt;re4 a. Da
f'tfa," baa tba red ink ataaip. Tii:J. W.
liridltj'B lap.a Ellirlia MW r?prirr.,M apoa
tba watftthaaa aa wtbvrf art rraiua. Alao
aotti ib 't irery lioup will admit f a pia birj
paea cana;a tba rotra. tbuf rarealiajr lLa
lwnr auaNlr; r;Tf 1raided lcittbMharcia.
! ra(lh, aad a evntiaaucB But In ba Iiu4 U
abitb ia ti.a teffxt of tbeir Cexibi'n aad
tliru
FOR C4LK ia
r0a K4I.K ia all .torra wbrra rt alan
brrt. ara avid, U.rMitb.jui U,a taitrj Siatat ana
alafwhwe.
PfB" ' ""
WETS. rp.ADLSr 4 CART,
W CkaAs. M Tt A t HsmU 6tStm fstfc.
f "'' 7 "': .
4 l)HMTR.Ttm-s oTH 1 N.rtiea
- - L' '"
lira-i township. ri.rb.il rot.ni.-. 1'a.. hava Urn
' i'. rramedio ihtnodfi'ni.-a,towlHm
rwE-'at
pmwiit tiMta tf rt;iraiil wMh.urt d.-la.
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m-1'M..nT. i I ! Court ta 1alr i:m. account
.f W i.i ua isb.m. . lti5iii..'.Mt.r tf M'd drcras
cl. ar l u. .t t'Ctr ti.e Im1i.c mi In Iiaihi. ib
1B ( ,,'; j, on .M..t,d.-. tba
ii-i af 1m.:. at I p m.. hn. u .nnat
inlrrwrrd r .it-ui. JSKALL TK t.
Jatis:, 1-6: t.
An.lenr.
rami lOP S2I0.
rpilE antwiU- rr.j.I.nc (a l.nibaa t.n.hif.
1 """ '- f ki. fra .t
pr.at rale. It l h. Alfsi i.n In pa'.lic rufl
badiac frm rhaiat a. ! fn. k, sa4 UI
be wilb.a t: Ditlf-f vl a rilra4 nation, arid
Cor.taias 150 Acres,
r ;ff!.TT 11. c of li-k arrclcan -f and a It. a por
tsa ia I krrr. ..m1c aaitr pood ft arc. baring
:1ict.b crccU
rtre Itvtlling lloHurt,
K larr? tank karn. aad tbe nrasl out-LuiMinc.
1 locctbcr witk two Warinc orrbanKa aod tpnaf
ot walcr. a-.d nmhcrrn.-i.eh t makr tt.rw or lour
rmf!- "' a " .
l bourn- 11 bin a tbort
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Jul nct. f'lr.n.. tpc iSat'-.n and ctl.nialaf
caa W ta kraallmc o Mr. rc-r Pifcr ia Prara.
.ic. farther ittformli. raa he ol'taincd hj
calimf in pcr.a oa ciihrr of tbe Coram'Ttcc or bT
Idler a'rr.w.! to thewj at l,rat..u H.llt P. 0.
rnruk imn. m-:h.k piu.ii,
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TIo.Ms RAU' RTT. R. lA.vrn, Jr.
Praa tfi.. Jane !7, lsr.7 41. ComMiltca.
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.t'..'rtuiii'T for ountry Berckantii, or art ana
I liciriTtg t fn iata tbe kunneaa. ai the atock will
j ba ai.li anwraallT kw, aad tba knsineal at and ul
' tbe real ia tba 1-arcarh.
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