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THE POHT.
Pnl.liMhcKl every Thursday Evening by
Terra of Subscription,
TWO DOLLAR'S TER ANNPM. Py.
nl.lo yitliin six months, or 2.i504fnt
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continued until all arrearages arc
nnid unices at the option of the pub
lisher. ,
BuUcriptionnoutKide of the county
PAYABLE In advanch.
Persons lifting and uninir papers
aildrwd to Others become sulwcribpr.
lid nre Hl,e lortnn price nits, paper.
W. TOTTER,
ATTORNEY AT LA TP.
Selinsjrrovo Fa ,
Offers bis professional service to th
public Alll(tl business entrm!.! m It f
arc will receivt I rompt attention. Office
one door above th Hew Lutheran Church.
July. 4lb 'Ti.
T V. CRONMILLEU.
J. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
. Middlebiirir. Pn..
Offers his prolentonnt services In th pub
lic. Oollrtttons and nil other prof nalnnnl
himinr entrnsted to hit euro will rrol
prompt attention. Jab 3, MlTif
AC. SIMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Selinsgrove Pn.,
Offer hi professional scYvlce to the pith
II. All business entroeI to his 'ear
will b promptly attoaded In.
jn. I., ton
I W. KNIflHT.
V. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Frcobnrg Pa.,
OlJers his Professional service to Ibe pub
lic. All business entrusted to bii ore
Hill be promptly attended to.
J on 1,'Udf
WM. VAN GEJ5ER,
attor:. at law,
Lowisburir Pn..
otare tils professional service to ie pub
lie. Collections end nil other Ptoiossion-
it business entrusted lo his caro illr-
o(ie prompt mention.
GEO F.MILLER,
AITOUKEY AT LAW,
Lowisburg l'n
Offers bin rrofcsslonnl service lo t lie pub
Culleotions and nil othjr professions
nil business entrusted to his cure will ro
crive prompt nttentlou. Jan. 8, 'l)7t
I M.LINN, A. II. DILL
( (Successors to J. F. fc J. M. I.lnn,)
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lewiaburg, l'n.
Iffer tbelr professions! services to (lie
puhiio. Collections and till oilier pro
Monl business entrusted to tueir care
jrill receiveproniptsltcniion. f Jan. 3, 'liTif
flllAULES UOWER, .
U ATTORNEY ATXAW.
Woliiisirovo Tn.,
Hlfcri bin profoi"flonnlnerTicc to I ho pub
lic Colleoilons na nil oilier protrusions
huineag entruitel lo Inn onre will re
(ire prompt nttemion. Oflice two door
north of ibe Kej slono IIolul. I3an 6, '07
'iCiL ALLVSllt.
HOnACB At.LKMAS
S. ALLEIIAN & SON.
ATT OH y E ISA T L A W.
HtHnij3r"V In.
Ml profexeionnl bunlnoa nnd colleollpp;
kniniKted lo Iheir enro will be promptly
ittenedto. Cnti be consulteil in English
nrllcrainn. Office, Murke'. 8ius.ro.
T N. M YE IIS,
1J iTTrninirv i ciirPi nr. it f.uv
HI IVll.ilil p.. . v.. ......
Miildlobiirj Soydcf tlontitj' Penit'u
nflice few doors l't of Ibe 1'. O. on
lin street. Conoulinlion in Enfrlih
hni Oerinnn Inngusges. Sep.'U'l
ttorney & Councellor
A T-LA V,
)ffice N. E. Cor Market & Water Sfs
E'rcebuiK, I'nn'H.
ConiulUtion in both Eaglivb nti'l Oermnn
logusges. Dec, I J, Till.
ul HOVER & DAKEIl
fU SEWING MACHINE
Pwntm In nr1 nf . ffAnit nnii iltirtble
'wing Mnobioo onn bo ncrntumodnieii nl
-uonable prices by culling on bam
ib f aust,' Agent, Soliuttgrove.
,R. J. Y.SlllNUEL.
BURGEON AND I'll YfllCIASV
Middlcburg Pa.,
I ters hit profession! scrTices lo the oil-
itns of Miaaicourg and vicinity;
.imrcn si, mi
JOUN K. UUG1IES, Esq.,
JUSTICE OP TIIE PEACE,
Peon Twp., Snyder Co. Ta
m F. VAN BUSKIRK,
LRQICAL it MECHANICAL DENTIST
f7 H. WAGNER, Esq.,
1. JUSTICE OP THE PEACE.
Jaoknoa TownHhip.SnydcrCo. Pn.,
ill attend to all business entrusted to
eara and on the most rensnnnhle
as, March 12. 'C8tf
TY& Jf K KANAWEL,
fDlrevlIle, Snyder Co., Pa.
irs bla professional sertloes to tbt
blio. 6-88lf
1HAYC1LL aY Co.,
WnoLisAia ntrs m
K0OD AND WILLOW WARE
Cloths. Window Shades, llroros, Mnla,
J'bes Cotton Laps, Grain Uags, P'.y
, Uucksls, Twines, Wioks. Ho.
iiO ifarkiit Blreet. Philadelphia.
t. 7, '07
Ii T. PARKS,
mJ 4TTAI1MPV AT T IV h
DISTRICT ATTORNY,
DDLRBURO, SNYDER COUNTY, Ps
'us in Court Uiuse, Sept.IS, '67tf
1). 8ELUE1MEH,
DEALXB IN
HARDWARE,
Ion, liails, -Cteel,
Leather,
. Paints, Oils,
a. jji w r
.tores tt Tlnwcre,
I Hsaafif otbkbt,
wtaio-vrn. I'ennHu
ne-rf t, i:7ltif
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VOL. 11.
? A IK MOUNT
noirsE,
NEAR T1IH DEPOT,
Iti(lllutittKr Ai
GEO KGB (ill YE I!, I'nopmrToR
This house Is In clone preilmliy lo the
Irpol and has Ulelr been rebuilt nod ro-
fttted. Ronnie eommolinus the Inble well
Mipplird with llie bm lbs msrket affords
a.vl terms aioilcrate.
B
ROWN HOI'SE
PAXTnxvtt.r.E, (nonOtr Htntlon.
HENRY ISKXrKK, Proprietor.
The nnlrlnef arlintthl methnrt of Infnrm
Inv tli. pnbllo Hint he hitR openeil n hotel nl tue
nixire nnmeil place, on llie ral from MI-MI
htirir ti li4verton, an'1 tliat he Is prpparo-l t-,
entertain ibe iiublle with flmt i-lafttai-CMramrHia
tloni. Ui.lkV HtiNV LU.
April et 1ST I.
TALKER HOI'SE,
lnClnr CHyPa.
NICHOLAS SIMON, I'r-i.rioior.
This a now homo, newly furnUbed an!
Is now open lo the traveling puMio. Il I'
located nenr the depot. No effort will he
r pared by Ibe proprietor to make tbaslny
of bis guesis plensant ami agreeable.
D
AVIS HOUSE
At the Mlfltln. Oenlr. Surtmr a t.ewlatn.n
R. K. Uepol, ourner of Water and Korean tun.,
jOViHt(IM'll Lll.9
Georgo Flory Son, Proprietors.
IViirOpcn Piy nml Night for the ncoom
modallun of Irat.'li-rM. A first clnns Rs
laurnnl Is attache. I to the lint, J, whrre
Men's nl all hours cuu be bml. Ti-iues
rcasunable. 0,43-1 f
B
I'MG ARPNER IIOCSK,
(Oppottt UendlnK nntlrord Pepot)
IIntiiHbiirK9
B. Z,ATYZt8, Proprietor.
at-Erery effort neoestnrr In Injure the com
fort ol aiienti will be mail. The hn ha liean
newly rotated. looilS.lHTHf
NION HOUSE,
Mlitdleloire Pa.
BAVXD.ZtSHsrjQVaA, Prop'r.
Acconunodntlons good and charts mnd
ornte, .Spccinl accutnmoiUtions for drov
er. A share of 111 pulilio pnlronaire la
solicited. D. KERdTETER
April 0, 1HT1
LLEGHENY HOUSE.
Xos. 812 Kit Market Street,
(Atvrt Knhth,)
1' HI LAP E LP II 1A .
A.. Tl?el: I.iojritot'.
Irrmn $2 00 Per Iar. ncl9.
CENTHEVILLE HOTEL,
(Iate lllra. Weaver'.) ,
t enlervtlo snviler I'o., Pa.
PETtU llAltl'.MAN, Prnirltor.
Thl lonKeitnhlhhnl nnd well known hotel
liavlna hren proliavl ly the un.lcr.lmiej, u.
licit a ihnre u( the uuhllo imt rumian.
. ., . PLTtU 11 Al. 1 MAN
April, e, in.
J THOMPSON DAKER,
-tVt t i-ntv-ti t -I jii w9
f.M-ixbiirg, Union Co., Pn
6y Can bo oonmili.-J iu ibe English and
liermnn lnngung,'s.ytm
OFFICE Market Street, opposite Walls
smim s i o store 8 4iy
JOHN II. ARNOLD,
Attorney fit I-.n w,
MIDDLEDUno. PA
Profeaslonol huslnesn entrualed to hi enre
w::: be promptly allendeil to. Feb 0,71
gAMUEL JI. ORWI0,
OFFICE, III WALNUT STREET,
rniLADiLroiA.
j J. WILLIAMS, Jit.
MAserACTta a or.
VENETIAN BIJNDS,
AND
Window HhndcH,
For Stores Churches, Private Dwell
ings, OJliocs, &c.
Xo. 16 JV. .sixth Street,
riULDELPUIA,
N. B. Repairing promptly atlended to
TJTICA
(FoanaaLT Wood Mm.) '
STlTIOtilRf t PORTABLE
Steam Engines.
Tha Deal ft Most Complete AMortmeat
la U MarkeU
Thane Pmrlnas Kara alwaya asanstntnad lb eery
tdnhaat alaudivrd of MiKllimaa. We nutk the
nanufaeiui. uf KoiriaM, lloiltsn mut Saw Ilillaa
apoclalty. Wo bare tlialarwaat and muatailupUrte
wurksot th kind la Uuaountry, wita aiai,ihinry
specialty ailaptod to tbe work.
Wa keep eunatanUy in uraeeaa big Bokhara of
Xnoioaa, which w fiuralaB at Lha wr lowwt priao
ana on ih elan-teat notice. Wa build 1'nitine
ally ndapt4l to Uiaaa. Saw MO, la, Ortat Milia,
Tanueriaa, Cut ton Ulaa, ThnaihniB aad ail elaaaa
ol manufaatarlnff. -
We are now buildb-sr the albratad Im Ciresx
lat- Saw Mill, the bwt and Biuat umplaas saw atlil
errr utveuted.
We nuke OuBtaaorMSiiraaf saw Milt wtflle a
eraei il tratuie oi out tiniiiiMn, mnA ana turaiau
eauiiila'a oo Uw akortoai aetion.
Our aim In alleaaae In to rurnlak Ihebaal saa
aknury ia lb aurkat, a4 work abaslutaly aa.
as salad fue baanty 4 iUuu, eouwaay ntal atiaikfia,
BMid Cue CUn44lar aulTriaa Uah -
UTIOA T3 AM CKCIttS CO.
VltCAe M. Ta ,
MIODL'EBURO, 3HYBER CODMTY, PA..
I ) t P .V
Tlie Pon et of fiuccc-
at tcaa n baib.
"foi inpk l nl'," Ihoant'lertprnTerbprxarhrs,
Tro.l n it the lnny l.n th vl II le i. l
for, aill aianas, tli tua.ljr uiavlni lull
That lu. k I. aomcfiinc wr a troar st ir.
Ati.t Ii lire's niitirrt! aa-iie r thill ,: luk,
Tli ear.K ihal iu th- ! of eittl r ' rr
AreUealus, Piil.n., ParMevran.e, lluk,l
To borrow .till another ll'nilratlon,
A trifla mo . ape- me ao I iir p-e:
Wii lt I'hAii. ,bir lu-k I i ul.le ih pratl'-n,
When luriam it h lale l a'l tue dice I
The real s-en-t of th rertnln wlnnop
Aealntt thr I lo tin,- r Wnlle'ima Kt,
L"rii fro. ii the at -r-v of n Kamitin aln r,
Wuote dank coulev I 'u 1 wl.l hare rlnt.
"In Ibis Vre h-i"lne, aa It ear olht r
Ht Hhioh a i-hup an ho at living arna,
Toa ilnn I cet all .-nr -i m a fr,iu tour in .!ht,
11 .t, a ou Miert It, juu llr.a anl liarus!
" And f, fru n b -lit ro ioh beilnd th ruttiln,
inl -ttlna' oftan i rv Im tlj Mt j-k.
Kin.li nut at I'-l. ch ie' n nhln i -u uin'rlnln,
As triiatliig .-erJi an J everTihloii to lurkl
Sn nnw, rou which nai'rellr ri,hno-
T at filth In f.ir'u. t which I u-e I lo le I,
I lak" i l care t remilaie the chtncea
And alw .yx has a ntw. r In tue l-a I"
1 roin the St Lnul lipiibll.-an.
Jltft.lwi, ajarratlre.
There is a trial involving a most
marvelous queption of identity now
pronressinjj in court nt Malono,
Franklin count v N. Y. If tho case
were not in court, an
attention of Jude
iint'ij witnesses, soiuo oi tue ilevelop
mt'iits would bo in.-redible. nhd set;ttr,n WI,H.ftU'' "irennnt.ine,s of
lown us ft "lotliidless fabrieatioii.
Wo kivo nn outline of tho reported!0' tnn "orellnjjer. Another cvidouec!
fact a. that the claimant is tho simon-puro
e... . ..-.,, .
of introduction to parties South. His
business wr. to sell ri'hl.. He was
10 years of age, and h id a wifo uml
several children, some of whom were
wollfrrown. Ho wroto to his f amily
from Torra Haute that ho was feel-
iritf ill, but would push on to Evans
vine, w note tie had a
friend, David
"
eavor, with whom ho
;,.t,,,,.l.. I
spend a fow days before oinf.'Jfurther
ll.l,illrjl lil'l
mmrn. nere tho oil HUlis l'eyton
waR lout to tho world and to Iiimsc'.f,
an I it new man Deemed to prow in
his place, still clitiiiii' to Willis Pev
ton's memory, ami nouiu marks which
were on Willis l'eyton s body. Ho.
has given his story undor oath, and
:4 1.. - . ... " '
11. is urieny tins
' After kavinir Terra lfaiitc ho loaf
all coiiM-ioumiess, but somehow he'
iwoycniH ftfjo, i HUH l evton, a 1 " " J . 's iinu uu Kintfies out
farmer of Fnnklin county. New York j ""-'n J ' n know him, callin;
left h iino with tho usual batfKae of them by name and reniiudiii!; them
a traveler ami ft patent rhrht model!0' incidents of a former iic pmintanno
of a spring bed. and Pfversl letter ' that leave no doubt in their minds us
got into a hospital at Evansvillc,K',iH tuT voluntarily rot-ogium lain.
where ho first found hiinsolf reoover
ing from small-pox. He was then
bald, and when he resinned his cloth
ing every article appeared to have
been made for a much smaller man
Tho pantaloons, which he ri'cgoni.ial'
as Inn, were at leant six inches too
short. He could got 110 trace of his
money, watch, model spring bud, or
other effects.
When ho was released from tho
oIiFtpital ho went to his friend David
Weaver, who spurned him as an im
postor. He wus, iu fact, a horriblo
sight, and looked liko tho Wander
ing Jew, or somo other wandering
peaiueuco.
..Y..ea,m' 8 rcma,-lj8 ftbotit his friend j
v lihs 1 in ton s personality caused
him to examiuo IiimHclf, and ho found
in ll'lrl irrnu-i, ..I,.'. 4 . . 1 1 . .. 1
uc hatl grown tight inches taller in
as many weeks. Ho would havo do
nied his own identity if it had not
been for his mind ami other eviden
ces that had been familiar from child
hood. Of course he could not confl
tuiuo his contemplated journey, for
ha had lost its objects and bearings.
Ho went to on eiurino Iioiihh ,m,l
lookca
into a mirror, and did not
even recogtiize his faco. Ho first J
thought of suicide, and his noxt!
thought was
of home. The latter:
provailotl. He was uttorly lost and
started to find himself. On tho way
ho was taken ill. acain. and ouch
inorotho world was ft Llank. Ho
unally arrived at his own door liftm
an absonco of two years. Willi Pey-
r"" a luiuiiy uolioved him dead. Tho
ilhs Peyton who had left that
threshold two vimr l f,.r Lu.l ll.rl.t
huir, nearly red, and a very scanty
Willis Pevton who nnw Iriwwln.l nt
tho door was much taller, rounder,
and htd brown curly hair, and a
heavy board. Ho looked liko a gross
lie of the former, with no truth in
him j but the sequel is startling. He
knocked ami was invited into the
house of the ' Widow Peyton," and
took a seat. Lookingat Mrs. Peyton
he said t '-I suppose you don't know
mo, Addiot" feho answerod, "No
sir, I do not j who are you t" The
man burst into tours and said:
You'll not believe I know, when 1
tell you but it's got to come somo
time, and might as well now as not
I'm Willis Peyton,"
Mrs Peyton shrank from him, or
dered him out of doors, and two of
her sons and a hired mun took him
to the nearest Justice, who sent him
to mil as a luuutio. He was first
tried by a commission of lunacy, aud
was adjudged erfoctly sane. He is
now being tried before the Surrogate
oa tho question of bis pretentions as
th husband of Mrs. Peyton and the
owner of the Peyton property. He
has told Iris story, the main points of
which we havo given i has related in
oomt circumstances that oecured bo-
for the same Judge years before i
told the lawyers many things that a
stranger, such as lie seems to be.
could not know i related Willis Pey
ton's family history, giving soma
minute deUili nilou are fMioUy cox-
root nml ffciiornlly known in tlmi
iK'iiflilioilKxicl, ntiit oven reioitiilovl
Mr l'oyt'in of words HpuSicn Int iiif
her euurUliip, w-liieh lie Riiiprj.ieil
no one kn.iw Imt her IiuhIhiikI mi l
htr.'lf. It noeniH liij'lily prtdmMu
Im will be nblo to tst!ililinh lim Men
titv. mr-reiliblo as it intiv niipcar.
In.. :.. i . i "
J'ho jirin.-inrtl i vi.luiico in bin fnvor'of tlii sincrnlur Blorv. The rhil 1 wns
i tbrit fitnuMiio.i by Roventl titiuki born in 1'itrin, nud wits eleveii yenrs
unI nen.ru on bin pri non. nml thin in job! on tbo 2'Sth l:ty of Jnno'hiit.
animpeiwlmblo. W'illiri Peyton, when j Slio Beak9 French. (leiin tn, nnd
a rerevecl a Hovoro rut in tho j Enliuli llnently, mi l in cimvoia'ttioti
ntcp, which left n bml o:ir. The. exhibitii uiuvMiwiion intensity of mti
mnUmorphoHt-il Willis IVyton h:m, Jul netion ami viviilneHS of nuMitnl
the Hear. Ho briiln tuttooof anrnark j viMioa. She is of f.iir tMinleion
Araeriean fdiiehl on bin ri'.ht nnn. ttn l very be.uitifnh with lu.tro!M
Tho MiicM in there. On his lift nnii 'even, Rtui'iiy leiir, mil a look ofKpir
an ftnehor. Anchor there, but clou j itiiul in;tt'ti ity in her rountoinnen.
rfntH'I. Peyton hiiI nlnr a veiy cu She hu3 nometimes fuii.l tint he
rioui peitr on omi of his lingers, which oonM a-o tho form of iici sohh who
wiim il.nriinirecl by nuMiing in n err:hiiv ilied, nml ns her sincfjitv eouH
wheel. A eritiivtl exmui:intion of thm'nol In? ilmibtcil, thin ociviiii uiedH lino
Ungvr by the phyHiemn who ilrcuMoil
.1... ff 1 .1
iiiu iremi wonmi compels mo uoeior
to nay that it is tha linger of Willis
I'evton.
Mhilo thii examination wns mak -
injr. tho ehuiimiit mid, -IToclor, 1
Votl recollect how aielr ftvna m.i.le br'T.niiu,, -,.i ...n,i,. n..ii- I,,,,- : ,m n
ui.rhf . tli.,1 C... ,-l
1 ... .1 1 ..
Jim ineimv i'j Know Wliat WOlin
nun iieuiier wa uresHinf,' it ono tlay T ( tier mat she wonl-t m.ikt.' tier well so "'" "o" utoi. it is neeuui it ie too intuit 011 the f.iie'; h was 'o'h.w
And do vott recollect how I emtio to that shu would never bo nick any ' tobacco ul me. Every woinon l;nos i-i;r. Tlic hunter threw u t hili iuto
'- Y. If tho case "kB toe lnllatnnmtioii out of my arm her to dismiss the cu'ij. i,t f:m her !
nl enjfuiiiff thew'"'ro "Tr"" t.ittooel by Jim Ihiyne, mind, but i:he coul 1 not stop talking.
Liwycrs, and t-io Bailor T' The old doctor remetn-'and continue, I drj?i ibiii h -v sister, j
o of the ilevelon i hered well how sore Willis Pevton's'savinir that nho was htandusu' n u '
take the inflammation out of niv arm
! hm fatntin;' tmen from tho tin flsin
.11;.. 1 .... : . .7... . 1. . .1 . ...
10 ins nieniitv.
And tho "Widow Pcvton" nits in
the court room, by turns lookiiiL' at1
li.. ,.1 .;,.,,. 1 .. 1,... i..i 1 1 i
" " -t-i nuii iiuiiiii, , i.i.seii null, neuin ua.l uirea iv t ill' tl
mi -1 crying as witnc.s after witness ' upon their child. It w is about Hi
avows bis beli,.f fnat. !,. .iJ.Ai,a!ii, : 1 1
man is WiHis Peyton. Sho has told
a . .
" frion.I that if ho really is Peywas kept until Sun lay aft4.rm.oi1
..!l.)ll IK! lliav Have the farm, htnel- ii'i.l
..... ...
f verytlnng but lierseir. S'unetnnos
during passages of tlm trial ho im
ploresherto look ngaiti mil seu if
sho cannot reeognio ono feature mid
nxiiviiuniviivu nun iis tier utisuaii'i.
!nnt refusra, and his earnest, np
I'wnng lacesuuiieniy Pecomescloud -
o,l by itispur. II - says if tho r-ttit
terminates in lur favor he will auk a
living off tho f.irin,.iiml will never iii-
trudo upon his wifo nud children un-
lleiallhol imerliiku Worucn.
A paper on tho -'Physical nnd
moral causes of bad health in Amori-
can woman" was read before tho
American Health Association
by Dr.
Reeves, of Va. The condition of bad
health, ho says, requires no descrip
tion to to make known its signs. 1 1
pervades all classes, rich nnd poor,
high mid low, the dtteati d r.!:d ig
lioralit uliko ; it ci;ts as tho oppo
site of gnod health.
Tho function;
of tho body to bo
maintained in
health ilctv.'ii'.l up'.n
vuneo of certain rules. Tho etoin ich
proper obser
: ro uirt's good f jo I of proper quality
j mid quautity, mid ut proper times.
It. . ..1.1 1
Eyes, ears, and tlio various organs of
souso require their propertreatment
tho skin should bo clothed that it
may bo protected from cohl. The
mind should ho occupied with virtu
ous und elevating ui'piratious that it
may enjoy tho peaceful fruit i of a
good conacieuce. How much Butter
ing is caused by a disregard of the
laws of beult.h or of ii'norun.n of!
thorn I Tho iloctrino of hereditary
transmission of uui.'itios. physical
and mental, is almost as old as tho i
human family. Many of tho dfor-,r
mitiea and iiuirmities como from
juihcious dress. In their extreme
anxioty to givo delicacy to their
daughters, mothers often adopt the
very means most likely to de-feat tho
very objoct for which they stiiva.
They shut them up in tho house day
after day i the consequence of this
unnatural restriction is the founda
tion of a fueblo constitution. There
is no reason that girls should not
have the same freedom as bovs, in '
their dress, aud tho siuuo privilege
to light, air, and exercise Look At
tho pale faces and stooping forms iu
some of tho schools. '1 hoy nre often
p-.int.4,i nut us "tho smartest" in tho
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fug is another iruu. ... s
ohiet The drawing of the corsets
tightly over the abdomen produce
dfyraera and mining without eai
3r ' . 1'
JAHUAUY 29. 1374.
Heiii.rU)Ii
i:acaiu l'l'iiilll
lPMt'l-
In tho norlliorn pvt of tlio city
livt'9 a oarptmter, wit'i Im f.itinly,
who nra natives of Fiance, iiu-l huvo
been in tliw rounti,y nlijut i ;lit
yoiirn. Onn of Hicir ebil hvn in a lit-
I tin L'irl n.iinn.l Murv. nti.l tlio Ktiliioot
nhinit in thu minds of her parent.
1 .... ...
a no iienitu ot tuo chill has not
bern jrood 8evt rnl inoiitliH, and on
'Hho Htartled her mother Lvnaviiiir'
that sho could hee her ileal fiater
l i . i .ii:
unoki) to tier, te in -
.. . . '.. . . .. '
more. Her mother tl ieil to pen.lia !
her to dismiss tho cu'ii. i.t f:om her
- ....
diesse-1 in pure whit . her fa.-e In ilit
! ami nhiniiv'. her hair illumine.! with
silver li'ht, an 1 golden d.v lr ps
dripping from her wins She could
1 1 . . .1 . ,
also sen her deed brother, who euno
clone toiler Hi tter's side. While talk
iue; her ntrenet,h guv way, mid she
Rank awav as in death.
Tho worst forebodin-'s of tho nar
tmta had beuii reali.-.ol. and thev nre
'pared the bodv f ir burial.
iSo phv
thev Mi!.
sician had been called, us
1 ii... t . 41. 11 .1 i.."f n'J
limrent death nccum'sl The bo.lv
I - " '
i,.l,iif X ..l,.l- i,..,.lv l, .-li- u;
' hours, 1I111 ing which time no sign of
Muring life ha I been n itieed. Tito'
j tltial look at tho rem tins was taken!
.......v K I'" ,1, ' in I a. - 1
i tho cotliiu was sealed up and placed
1 in tue nearse. mni 1 10 nit e ooitee-o
stinted for tho grave, tho parents
; followed the he.iriio in 11 carnuge.
After procn-diiig somo distance
and comimjr down on Thir l
ufi-....l
Ktieel,
tho quick oar of tho saddened itu.tli
er caught the echo ..fa familiar irv,
and she gave expression to hersni i
picion that it eamo from tho colli ti ofi
her child. Her suspicion was over
ruled, but in a few momenta a second I
cry was heard, and in compliance'
with tho wishes of tho mother the I
hearse wns stopped nnd tho cotlin
drawn out. The struggles of what -
was supposed to ! the lifeless body!
could now bo plainly heard. Thej
collin was quickly oM iied mi l the!
chil l found to be alive, to the ama.n i
incut and unspeakable delight of the
parents, in her struggles
).,. l. . i
nearly torn from heraolf her death
, .,
robes.
Sho was quickly taken from the
eofl'm and carried into tho house of a
French lady at hand, wheio they
bathed her in vinegar. Sho lee over
od her strength rapidly, and in a
short time was taken to the home
which sho had h ft only n fow hours! ' . V i t , '' ', l?
Is-fore mi ajiparent corpse. Since ! 'V,llf r 111 m") "n'1 V? 'V'""
that timo sho has been i.s'well as for, ?r ' 1 l,;''n " ,,,u. hhv : ,,iu!--
tho last fow months. Her parents1? J1,"" ',s r;,,,,n,r-- tllu' 'unied out to
make every effort to keep her n,ind' l ' ",tn,'' u ,,u '" V'f
from reverting to tho torr bio episode ? ' ' V T" l'lil',k'.',-1 fr
i .. .... ., tbo occasion botu her liei.'hbois.
in tier young lifo, fearing that there
is a fearful fascination iu it for her.
She savs that while others tlioteht
jher dead'sho could feel their touch
I and hear distinctly all that was said,
hut could not move a singlo niuscl.
muko the slightest sign. She
iu-iknew when they dressed her fyr tho
i'omn, when she wus laid in it, and
h, ., . -i I i- , . ,.
eard tho terrible id fastonod down. .
nucuiuuuvt mouoii. uii-i ; taut, and has reui.iiued wit'l them iKt'.v ,,",t 1,1 IUI'' 11 1 set well. "
was utterly powerless until tho hearse until a short time u-m, when soii 'li ' "Was it a heu tmkey or a goh
hatl gone somo distance, when tho ,! recognized by his parents. H.s i w '
physical forces were probably set in Kt i.ilv, however, can h udlvbocou ' Well, a gobbler. AVhv do vou
inotiou again by tho motion of the :,,mti iint...l .... l,;- .....o r .Juskf What has that to do with it.T
vehicle. .
Sha describes with singular cnthu
siasin and power for ono so young
the boatilic sights that she saw while
entranced, many different beings np
peaiiiig to her in wonderful beauty.
67. Jonc.h (J.) Oaz, tt,:.
Tho Sci'utijLi American publishes
description of tho proposed great
wer to bo erected in Philadelphia
a altitude is to bo HM) feet i di
uutor at base 150 feet, nt the top 30
ict and its shape circular. Spiral
.ai reuses wind around the central
ibes to tho top for the accommoda
,ou of pedestrians, ami 'our clovators
sceiuhng iu throo and descending
ve minutes will bo constantly kept
il inotiou for those who uro too lazy
r iudeferont as to healthful exercise
,nd prefer riding to walking. The
oworof Hthel, tho spire of St.
Peter's at Rome, St Paul's at Lon
lou, and the Pyratuhbi of Egypt will
ook like beanpoles when brought
ii to comparison with this wonderful
itructuro.
Thore t" said Jones, as he wrath
fully'pushod away the )ie which his
landlady had just served him, that
ituff isn't fit for a pig to oat and 1
lin t going to eat it I"
Von some man slaps me on der
shoulder, and say, "I vas glad to Kent
you vua so well, und den stick bohiut
my pack his fingers to Lis noso, I
hal uy opinion oi dot fclier."
110. 44-
lltMV l !) Iliinttainritv
Moi l. Pi'opln would liku to b:lmn,l
onw . INoImxI ti- incs th ffrcnt pow
er which nny perHim niuy Imvo who
hns n (rood f.ieo mid nllrtietH you by
(,'ood hiokH, tven brfnio ft Word hd'
breii ppokeii. And wo ico nil Hiuln
of tlcvieos in men nnd woin. n t in
provo llieir poml IimiLh paint mid
null es, iiiitl itll kinds of eoHineticH,
ineluilin a tilfUtifnl iilioiiiliinf with
dirty hair oil.
Now r.ll ciiimot h tvepMiiI foatnvcH
They lire hh Clod ni.t le th in j but
almost any one i.mii look well, t-pe J
ci:tl!y with ,)d health. It jM hard
to j-ive rules in ii very short niiaeo,
but in brief thcHo v. ill do :
Kc. p clean wiikIi freely nml imi
vernal ly witii waini witter. All tit.
Hkin wa!itM is leave to act free, and
it ill t.ii.e ctire of itself. Its thou I
Kinds of air holes not be e.'uflcd. !
r. tt re u! irly and dleep enough. !
.11 1. 1 a . .......I. . . i,
; r' " ' ""Jr" u
t,lm, n,Kht and day, than ahorse,
it niUHt liavo rcL'ular aleetv
'ii teeth aro rt prout
help
!'""' b'"ii- Hnirth th. m
Mi'n
H,i:'t brush.
. eoi.llly Ut Uijil. (lo
r,," - i ie.m. wr cotir.-io
ibedui'li
h teeth tde
1..., .t.:i .... .41. i . . .
' "nni r.iuiTor wasil Ml
! ''''" sjmuia n,. sunpio. Atida
....... .. i... ,1 . 11 1 . .. .
hi 1.1 "linen ineieeui, HUD lln-v lalie
of the eniitti 'i an I injn-e them!
... 1 .
.iicen m a eo.il room. 111
puro
trr.
ho
No ope t an hivo a cl
clc.tr
h:;iu
nre.unes tia l au".
When the nitiiil is nwnke. f!ie dull,
sh i tij look passes nwav frniii the
fves. I do i nt know timt the brain
1 Ap unl.s. but it K-'cms 1 1. Think
re id n t tntshy novels, but bonks
that have Hoiimthing in them. Talk
' v it'1 people who ktiowr
HOlnetllille; ;
! ll0"-r lectures and learn by
lln.iu.
!
i HW s Oisjioiteil ol 1HO Ilur
u'.uis.
i T ,1 t hi
1 , VX ",l l, 1111 1,1 ,"f St
; an ol,l widow lady, whoso
Martin
children
I ""J .uU "'""" ' k h-ralone.
, T,1. . , wV ,,
Iliill.. ,..tl ...M..H.. 1 . .. II 1 . .. I'nl
! ' ". iu. euu aoiu
in r lami, iiiiiM'.i'gs nn i improve
ments 0110 day for V.J,IK'J, und re
ceived tho money in cash on the spot
in her own house, beforo two wit
1. esses, tho number required by law.
who v.iintM.'d also thu paying of the
money. In a short timo "sho was to
give possession, b:it she renctiued in
Hi., Ii.,iw, (I... I r It : .1
I ..iu in,,!!., i! iiu.iiiir mo
1 ,,., . i. . " , .
"rV , ; T. ," . , " , ,,'!
! 5 , f 7 '' "" w
money or her life
M"Uf- sttl-f, lI' ill.aJMlf.l HVT
Sho let them1
luivu the money, but begged them to
let her have Ul of it, us sho owed'
that amount and wanted to pay the'
debt, when she Would bo s.'.tislie 1 t1
.. .. 1 4 I . J- It.. ....
nun iac- imuiiv coli.-i til at. I uevi
then ordered her to
liuil.
o; sonic cot-
feo for them tourili!;. In doing mi
s'lO bethought herself' of home strjeh-
nino she had in the lnuise. nnd ip'iiet !
ly clroppe.l it in the pot of steaming
ci.ll' e. and t.hevd it on tho tablei
1 "I"' KP"on-. an t sugar
.
'or
! theiil to pour and swee.'i.n
..!..:-
. 4. ei.:..i . . .
i.isLe. i ins uiey .wa, an 1 iinin- in :i
j'.Uy mo i.leaeh ono havin
I 'll I I II
'" ' , ,
ins p.M k t. Jiut m a few moment.
tho l,b!os were turned. Hue gaYe
.- the. ghost where hesat at the!
tiiile in his chair, uu 1 the other got
i!i s'a -gered ,t f, w fe.-t and tmu-
1,1.. I .... ... 1. .. I 'IM ii it
and ono wus her cousin. Opdvuttu
(A'f.) Jounml,
4 IToll Hoy.
The Lueknow (India) Pioneer re
ports the mi aval Ihero of a noveltv!
tu tho shape of a wolf boy. This voting j
Igeutleiuaii who is How undergoing a
Ihi'.wu. ..fl ..1 :.. i
I " " M.uiiiu in ik iiiuuiic 1I1I1IU,
wa!, cal.riolj )ff by wolves when an iu-
Ins education in tho wolf nursery
(which by tho way was purely secu
lar) seeeiued to havo been very de
fective. His manners are not ouly
disagreeable but peculiar, at first
ho walked on ull fours, though now
he has bet a induced t J w alked ou
ins two feet only, hko a
reasonable '
being i ho has long hair on his head.
and his body iseoinidcrably scared,
ami ho cannot speak, nor cut ho un
derstand a single word. His parent i
suffered many inconveniences on his
first arrival ut homo, owing to his
frequently attacking and trying to
devour them at night i und, indued
it was owing to his persistence iiy
this unlilial conduct that they were
compelled iu self-defense to put him
tin . lor medical surveillauco. He also,
among other disagreeable habits,
tears raw meat to pieces with his
teeth, and cats it ravenously like a
wild beast, and bites und snaps at
any one who tries to take it from
him. This last littlo weakness would
in uo way have disqualified liim for
the post of J udge Advocate General,
hud ho happened to bo ia England
at the time of tho reconstruction of
tho ministry j but it. seems doubtful
whether he will ever be thoroughly
cured of his other propensities,
which however, will enable him, by
exhibiting himself iu civilised coun
tries, to amass a fur larger fortuuo
than he is likely to make if he is
converted into merely a uvul wom
bui ofiucljtv. '
vcivitiMiiir itt
One coltituu ono yesr, lM)X ,
One-linlf, column, one year, H'MkJ
One-fourth column, one yviir, 13.oi)
line iUitre (10 lineal 1 insertion 7-1
Every additional inaertion, 60
rroleKaioiiiilatid Hilaitieaenrd. of.
not nioretliiui.rt line, per year, 6.00
Auditor. Executor, Adimniniriitor
and A'aitiee N"niieei,
Ediiorinl notice per line, 1
All itdt'erti'i'iiieiit for i ahorter pe
riod than one year tire pavitblo at lhi
lime they are otilered, and if not paid
tin.' peia itl erdeii'it! them Will bo leitd
re-p-,iiila fur the money.
4 Ecur Html In I'r tmaylvMiilii.
A h Iter from I line's corners, I'm
h;ivh : John Mo AudicWK. living Hear
Wolf IVnd, in tho town, whilo on
(lie poml tlio other day tlir.covi rvl
hiiis of utter. Ileweiit home '.nml
eot thlUO himvMetl I'.llpK. TllCHO
he net at r.eine diHtuiice iipm t, rtlxmt
tho f;i)ot whole otter wcio luotit liktr
ly to HpjH-ar.
(ioitiH to the phieo tohr-ro 'ho net
his tit Ht trap In.1 foiitid it biol.eu from
its fin teninH and j;i.io. rioeeedin
to the lieM one Ik; wtis hiy l ised to
lind it til.io miiisini;. Tho third uun
WUS (MIU toij. .McAlldlt!WH lit lilTt
mipposijil thill roiiii) oiio hail ntoleli
tl. Irapn. but tl;nooM'i jn KcVcrnl
diopM of blood on the ground ho
eoue'uded that Homo imitnal lai'frer
than mi otter had been enue-litin Li.
tie.ps. nml had walked ol" with them.
Ketiiruin-r btiine he .t his ifnii.
md eiilluipr h s .. e. ntai te,l to hunt
j the mutual with tho tn.-is Reiwh-
j iUf thi- pond tho do."to..'k I ho" trail
. r
and followed It UP. Tli -V hftd tint
toitfono fur before .ileAndrews heard a
ii'iesJitii' in -i Kt. : . 1 :., '.,. ., ,1,.. .. i ...
toJf Vl. roilil. lie eudr.ivvred to L-cU
to' lim.l.ir .... t ... Iwt...u 1..,. 1
.1 : n- una
, tho lilicl.i t liu-ni I
mil
ei'-i v a hue 1 tr'.i
mink jumped
UII. I I .11 tnwrlld IL
hole m llie iee, I nt a
j Andrews' gun I il'.ed I'im.
; Tiering up the mink, tho hui:f.r
followed ill tliedin en .n t 1U11 by tho
(dug. which was t.,'.v S"in" lisfiii'o
; ahead, und out, or .r j,t, b. liimlrt
'rocky riso, of j'routid. MeAndrown
(sf .p;.-d on a hill; u:k und !u,,k,-d down
1 the pond Not morn than twt tity
ro ll aw.i ,-, u!, 1 "l.e, in r" imi, tl'v
along toward him. wis a 1 itg.; btiel:.
!Tho deer di I n .1 .sue the hunter, but,
j when within easy ranee g. t wind of
him. It tin ti wheeled l Hash,
biita chav.'.o of bticksh from Mc
; Andrews' gun lr.l.c it a f m shou'der.
'I he buck fell to tlie ground, and thu
hunter hastened to it and cut its
1 1 hi oat. This elated McAndrews. Tho
ftli ions barking of his dog net at
tructed his attention. Dragging tho
nicer to one side, the hunter luirricl
ahead t o itee wh.tt his dog had at bay.
i'J'lio dog w.is tii Idea from vkw liy
i tlio rocky hi!.
i Making an abrupt turn aroiui I tho
, liiU McAndrews eaiuc in full imv of
the dog. He was running li -rct lv t
and fr. barking loudly. About
.twenty feet ahead of the do.' wus a
largo black
bear standing on its)
i,.,,,,,,.
ics, grow'.iiur savai'elv. On
each fore paw wasoiio of Me Andrew'
tn.ps. ami near by on the ground lav
tlio other, which had evidently been
on one of t'.ie bear's bin I feet." Tho
bear bit and stripped ut the trips,
and win in it in.'st feroeiou.i mood.
McAndrews did not know wlu.t to
d ) ut iir.st. whether to venture uu at
tack alone or go b n k f.,r help. Ho
lina'.ly eonclu h 1 toutt, tnpt to kill
tlio bem alone. Doubly charging hi i
gun with b.ick.ihot he Arc 1 tit luuin.
, ,. V.F ,1UJ i;i..iiii.i Ullll
i,,,.. a ti... .1 ,. , , .
... l.f.,- r..l I.. .1 1 .. ..
J " ' eniooiaetie.t nv ;uo
1 1 ' e. ! nil in i; t-i , 1 1 i nice, I up III
the iii-n.-ti-i.l,. I.....H l,.i...ol., ,)...
1 4 11.-1 ..11, . 11. u
! "oun.ted and dying brut.! caught thu
'j """ un.l erusl.ci Ho
J S t, , ' '"' McAndrews ihs;
if' 1 !. '' U'W ,"'!'. . "V0 !l,,r. N'".'t'
... ,. ii i'ii.:.H' i u:n 11 ll.rU Illll
deer and b. nr. Ho thinks li atmin r
for ottci-H is a prolitable luisiuuns.
A doctor was sent for ono day j
attend old Tom Hawks, who by this
way. was a pretty profitable patient
of tho doctor's although scarcely
anything ever ailed tho ol I fellow
more than nbo'lvach".
"Well, 'what in tho matter now ?'
ho asked.
"Oh, doctor, I fool so Very bad."
ho whined.
"You want exovciso and company.
(So , t,l,! 111111111).'
"No. no. doctor i that nrn'tit. wli.it.
I ... ' . ' " "
ln!l! lu"- . K, ''I1" HiipjMir of tur.
"Why, if it was a gobbler how d
you expect it to'si t Well ''
Thii lmigu which followed cured
his dyspepsia.
A OiiKvr lleutusMvN Thu great
est herdiuau iu tho world is the titlo
''hiimud for Samuel W. Allen, of lex
as, who owns 'J2o.()(0 c.tttlo. Ho
has ono ranch eighty milos long and
forty wi do, between tho Nevada and
Colorado rivers, tho largest on tho
continent, which pastures 12'.,IHM,
Two others fuvoinuudtito respective
ly 70.01M and :i i.UHJ. J'ho c.ittlu all
subsist on native grunsus of a pc.vt of
Tex.is. is luvirds require tho ut
tiou of nt least 400 herders mid linu
ders, and tho use- of 3,00' horses.
Ho brands 80,00i cAlvo every year
to keep up tho Htipply. 1'ho viiluo
of his stock, exclusive of tlio laud,
exceeds "i,50J,000. Ho is one of
tho chief mout purveyors for New
Orleans and tlio neighboring oouu
tics of tlio Uulf coast.
A clergymau lately tvldressod his
furaale auditory as follows t He not
proud that tuo bles-sod l.oi-d paid
your sex the thatiuguished compli
ment of appearing first to a fetualo
after tho resurrection, for it was only
doue that the glad tidings miht
spread all tlie sootier."
The iatoat dodge iu books Re
turuiug boiTOd volaakw a OiriaU.
tnas prweaaU.