f
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V
0n column one your, toO.Ofl
One-hair, column, ono yonr,
One-fourth column, nno year,'
Onr rpiaro (ID linns) 1 insertion
Kvcry additional insertion,
Professional and Unsinc cards of
not nor than o line, nor year,
Auditor, Kxci'ufor, Administrator
nnd Aignor Notices,
Editorial notices per lino.
Ml advertisement fr ft shorter po
rbsl limn nnn year arc pnx-nhlo nt the
time tliry arc ordered, and it not paid
Ide person ordering tlicm will un held
responsible for thoi money.
A Mystery Unraveled.
I hfi'l boen 'doing' tho continent
, in u rambling wit no 1 lia.l stopped
fur a few day at Vanico J v
Here I mot m j old collogo cli'tuf?
Dirk Ol over.
Tlio latter bad bocomo ft famous
doctor within tho lust few yearn.
Having at Inst mxrrie 1 h i tch nod
handsome youug widow, ho had con
cluded to tike a short period of re
laxation, and houca his pre"senco in
thin distant climo.
Of course bo was overjoyed to bom
too, nnd having boon there long
enough to kuow something of the
(laee, ho Volunteered to show mo
nronnd
'By George I" I rxMaimod, sud
denly, an we stopped befora llio pi
nz i San M ire i. "There as b in I
nome a picture as I over saw. Iiino
cenco pers'initio 1 "
A young and most boantiful girl
ptood hoforo us, engaged in feeding
tho pigeons.
Tho buds woro mnrvolously tamo
An.l iiinrmif.fiMil litr t . trliaaMl r. .v.n
UibteniiiK on her hand,
Did vo.i ever boo : mora allrao -
tiro aif-fit ' I aakoi my f,iend,n
thusiaRlio illy, a wo ptod ou
"Hum I don t know." wa-i tho'l,J' : ". "v"'"'""'
rnMir.rilin1il.riil Iflilr U rininp li it
linun lulao uli. tilt. Hi.if. l.&.loV untile rtf
late.
"u what way T' I asko I in li naf
ly. I never saw a sweotor fao iu
all my life.'
, "iVell, I'll tell tn thi story as
near as I'vo hoard it. Tho wo'uau
i Conutusa Ard tti. Her lniMbiud,
tlio count, is repute I to bo immouso
ly wealthy, whil-j t'w wifn was but a
poor peasant jrirl when lie mirried
lior. Of o )uro tlio jj-moi-al belief is
that she wo 1 Kl him for bia wealth
This wo il l uot nm )'int to much
were it uot for t'l i fac' th it she
tn iltnii no etr.rt to sli o I Ii-Iik
for her hushun Is aociety. I hap-
pjno l to hi present a l ir-,'0 bill );iv -
eu bore a fow weeks
iii;o. u.i that
xiccasi )-i tho coiintosn
lt.i ted sham.),
fully with a yo Italitu, tho sou
xf Homo noblem in. Her con loot at
tracted iiniv.irsil alto iti ) i. b it she
did Hot soo'ii t ) hoot that in the
Joust. No v you sno why I am vit!i
er more doubtful of her iuuooeiic
th in y ni a o.'
".Still yoimiybo misti'.eii by
your p 'j'ilice a iinst hor," I ro
torttd sjaily.
We arrived at h uan at ab uit foil;
o'clxk ii tho afternoon, and the
(lector's wife met us with a look of
liurrtr 'ti her f iee.
"Hivoy iii hoard the nw ?' sin
isp.il. 'Isn't it p'jtfocily lioni
l)l V
"What no vs, dear ?" n-kod tin
xloctor, in sui ii ise. 'V u !l have to
xn!i.;lituu us on tho sul'jjc', I'm
afraid.'
'Count Ardotti has been murder
ed !'
Thu doctor looked ('ravo at t hir
iutidlioncc, sud jfl inc. ' I to virt m .
As for mvsolf, I w.is tiembliiiij witu
oouHictin,' oui it ions. .
Let mo hoar tho particulars .'' J
asko I quickly,
'I will tell yon all I know.' replied
tho lady, "The count wis found
tutting iu his chair with a p ni ird
(liivDii in Lis boart. He must have
f itlen lislenp nu t been attacked in
that Htato.''
"A'hat funodi l it occur ?' asko.1
tlio doctor brieily.
About three o'clock t'aoy disoov
tared him, an 1 thou bis b dy w is
Dot quite col l. The countess wus
immediately suspocto 1 of tho ciiino.
t5bo was unlf i-rod iu feedin.- the pi.
Dons whou they urrostod her, and
thero was blood upmiier delicate
bind-.'
"You was rat her mistaken in your
jndmont that time,' mi I tho do iter
addressing mo. "I suppose you'll
admit it now '
"Never I'M replied. "It strikes
ma thoro is aome deep mystjry at
the bottom of this, and that the
countess is still innocent.'
"Your leal instinct is wrong this
time. I'm afraid," said tba doctor's
wife. "T be poniard with which the
deed was done bclouged to the conn
toss, and has boou already identifi
ed." .
"Pooli I" I retorted i 4,that is
proof positive of her innocence. No
ouo bat a fool would b rve left au
article behind tbat would bave oou
licted theio."
'I left the doctor, and proceedod'
at once to tba polico otlicials. I
found them iu perplexity, some of
them believing iu the innocence of
the oonotess, and tba rest ttrinly be
lieving her to be gailty. I had pro
vided myself with a totter of intro
duction from tba doctor, and was
politely received.
Staling tbat t was a lawyer by
profession, and used to unraveling
mysteries, I offered my serviajs in
tba present case. It was accepted
without baaitation. save by one
inemb? of tba board, who was roost
bittar bit hostility to tba count
TL'j Man alladed to showed suob
saairnnt of strong dulikato me
tbat I -solved ti find out tba oausa
All I ( -Id. learn, however, was bis
lis r- aod tU fact that be was
tut
4
f-
r of & haif.witted Birl-
lto lnUrviewa witU the
r- X t".)k of than atrengtb
" h t-r iMeataaa. .
1 Vffirfl A tm CaSBtoWH
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VOL. 16. MIDDLEBUUG, SNYDEIi COUNTY, PA., dtfi'OHIitt 111,
home ard'al a' Jo lt!. tfLW- j?! 'J1.0 ? Hh. has .
heard a ntoalthv footste,, l,,hi,.,l r..'7'.n " " 8"1 'V w.0'1"- m" n ' !ery "PI'1
I t,(t o oVLlV .i t,U tn i Bl.1' ' w. m,V" . v,n, ""M nl I ' tipt,.orrj for rmbrorJer.njf, whi
. . .T L '"I7i .r .1'. . iwroaivnluo. an I near ly tho n-lmiH n mil of cloth tlficui
keen atilet too was in bin hand, and
my prompt action had mivod my Iifr
Snatchiui out my revolver, I levul-
o l it at hu head, and or lereil him to
utoTO on, at tho flamo timu keeniti;'
t linn hold upon hi collar.
The muziila of my wnnpon wan a
c nviucin; ki,;iiiuoij, and ho di I not
uro droopy i nnrcitoi him
xtraiht to 4ho Iioiino of my friend.
Lr Ul.ivor. A-t I marched my pn
oner into tho doctor'a pn-Kf nro, I,
for tho first timo, raiilit h glimpse
of tlio faco bouoatli tho hloiifli hat.
I starte 1 hack iu astoiiiahin ut. It
wa no K'ha a p.'i iioti than my s'rani.
!iumy am m tho p.dii-e oili-i I
know then tli.it. ho was ahlo to t'ui'otf
8'J'ue liltt iijxiu tlio luyKtery
'v)i hero, I nai I, assainin my
fi.'rceHt t.us y i aru ftirly c i-n.sr
. .1 l t ...
CIMHTIII UHIi III I lUIU 'UT OI U IHIIt '
Ardotti. and you xh ill o fro... ti,-
l Vr,',,, 1 tf,vo i:
f-r ymr attmnpl np''" "'.v
.Un '''.' U'lit. ned hy my mannor.
tor hid been mil so by too e I'l.it's
t lOT'llltr
attcnti jus llavin r betray
od lir, ho had c-t her oil', and xlio,
ha I broo led over hor wrona until
his bocomo ilant-roiislv insane.
After t!io ooaut'i
m irna 'o
ulie
s.Vora rovon'', and b-eiiiosi vio
hint that she ropiiro.i constant
watching. () i t!to d ly of tho MU its
murder sholia I succeed ) 1 in eluding
t!ie vigilance of Ur friends.
Her father was the first to mi-
her, and feaiiutf b?r purp inc. In I
sono Htr..i'lit to tho ciuut's on-
trance lie had armed Just in Um -
to see lus era v dan 'liter escaping
M'.V 'UCK eutlallco, All. I
shrewdly
S"tf ' i'"
Uut!,,ud -
t i,
1 !""
c'uures.i , ,v usurpiu,; ins n iu;;uier s
liulful place, and his fear tint the
crazy gui iinub uave in pay iii
penalty of Her aci vuui iter tue, iu i
!. I l.o liii M:htifo.
Stranu to say, tho siht of liei
nrirdert-d lover had brought b;ick
' -
tlio 't:'l s wu'rb-riiiix seiiMes, mi I g'lei
was lc;.illy liable for tho act.
I'Iih il ootor li.stei.e I i ti open
mouthed asioll s no Mil, while I lrew
i ;.. I...., ii"
. ........11.. I (I,.. l.t . I ! I I . ( I 1 . . t I
vie. i.e. V ... r..; iv ,1..... ,
wo .l'i! iiiip.inio i nun iiooi", au i u to
liio (rnih o inohori'e I from the iin
widiii 1 ' h of tho d.iu'hter.
Tim coiiutcsa us quickly liberal
m1, nn t pub ic I'piniou swuu round
iu her favor, i'bo real murderess
was never prosecuted, opinion seiun
niK to bo that it was an act of j k
tice.
Such is the story, as told mo by n
lawyer friend on his recent return
from abroa 1. Hu vifj vis t ie f u
iier IJount'.-ss Arditti, and she was;
indeed, n most bountiful woman.
Kor Ths p-isr.
EurOjiea i CorrcspanJent.
Lktiku No. 5.
'J'lii h'.inn!titm.
Probably uo more dillicult task
can bo, assigned thai) to require n
doMuiptiou of tiio i'aiis Kxpoition
iu one btiet letter. The tliDicttlly
will be nppatont from the fact Unit
the o itiiloiue simply of t i t Art do
putmetits of throe prominent na-;
lions si. ui i is a volume ol several
huudrod pagra. A simple eniiuieia
tion of the urliclcs oxhibitod by all
nations in all departments would (ill
many v.dumus the size of Webster s
I'liabridgo I. Ono cannot examine all
the exhibits with auy degree of
thoroughness in less th iu aix moutlis
and iu a tuuglo letter only a general
ucouiint rau be expected and impna
nious given rather than descriptions.
W e enter the principal gateway
from tho Place du l'rocadoro through
tho grand Trocaduro itself, tho litiest
building on the grounds It cousists
of a large circular ' structure- with
wings faoiug and curving towards
the main building on the opposite
side of the liver Seine. '1 bis building
which is substantially made of utooe
and brick, is intended to bo perma
nent and belongs to tbooity of 1'aria.
I has a very large couoort ball in tbe
centra, flanked with long open col
onnades. Tbe loug rooms iu tbe
wings will probably be used for art
galleries. Tbe central building has a
high tower asoendea oy an eicvaioi,
from wbioh there is a fine view of the
grouuds and entire city. I'roiu tbe
upper balcony of tuo i rocaoero you
look over tbe great artificial water-
fall which flows from tbe second
story of tho building, and ovor tbe
be sin and louutaiu oeyona, ana see a
broad walk leadiug across a wide
bridge np to tbo centre of tbe great
exposition building, a quarter of a
miWwav. On both sides ol tue river
and on eaob side of this broad walk
are beau' if ull y laid out grounds,wiiu
oboioe flowers, fouutains, shrubs and
lawn. Dotted through thin open
pace are many small buildiogs soiot
used for restaurants, the others for
tba minor displays by Egypt, China,
Tunis. AUriej-s, Moroooo,
pArc.iv tvml other na'.ions. Ia the res
Unranta food ie served io tbe style
of tba country which they represent
in tba Utile shoDS cbear trioksta
V"l f.rai 'a countries are eolX H te
ji-
i
. " . I lin'lRHIIII. ! IIIIIP l ItklVli.tKl.t k. U ,1 . bh.I aAKlIft . k
I -- .- vvt viiuituu lillJNiv; nriu huh wora lb III' (J
invites you to n imi n iloon whoro
Afi ica or Axiatio drink cio nirvod
in alUhuir ualiva ii.iHtlii'rJs.t. Hero
tho Tronoli ovrnmont ha Imil.l.
inM in which uio iliplayod tho ro
suits of Hi inpftiiittl ! 'of tho rar-
.. ..... .. I .: i . . .
cidtiiio
KJt ii iio'.ii liiMocM, its lores!
and i'.it iiH'tnoroloic.d do-
piilinnt. Thi IVonoh Rociety fir
pU'vontiii; oruellv to anni.n.il.-t alio
make a Minall lLiI i.
AcroH tho liver on oaoh ni 1o of
tho hroad walk m o h1hi many sin ill
mil lin;f rpr'sontinr tlin i,)tcr",f
f hoi'tioiilturo, photography, li tvi
it ition. 'lc () ie couupioiii, in o!'j'et
ofspt'oi-il int.-n ntii to American 4 is
tlio njtii! bron lea I of tlio ti
uao (.r Liberty, which tho Preneh are!n"
sen. Iin ' a a niCMtMit to America ., I i4"
bo set ill) in Ne v V.n k hai -b..r. M.i-H
of
my toiler i!l romomSer thi
lin-o ha.i 1 eftlio simi fi r ue. which I w,"." mk pucirs an.l canopus
waiatlhc n.il id-.lpliii Kxp -Hiiiou -v'"-h ''icy ncit L. i'lulu IMphi i. A
VMhoUt isal.u-o build. ij? r,!lo li,u"",l'f;.,,"l",Al f-r 't'' '''
i!hf, ni-and llow-rs, bat I will r.?-'Vf .lT, V, "d value I nt
not tax your crwdubty bv att-mptini,' V. 'V'"". """"'"'! b'!'ly
to tell t a.. of tl, oVan-c. ciM 1t,rt,,c fi"",l1,"", 'Coirs', filt w.M.
i..iw ,-i - lu.i.- l
nun
rento to the b iv of
Naples. I'o an
Ymeric m, fro n t!)o
north.
mi Htifes
particularly, the fruit is simply won-1
dniful. Au almost intormin ibln nn. i
no is filled with a v.uiol exhibit of,
French a;ji icultural pro loots au I .
machinery. I was surpiised to li i I ;
tho e;reat amount of intii.r ile ari- j
cultural macliinerv, likt reapers and !
mowers, titoam threshine; machines,
ant p i table iii;,'i:)i's for firm work.'
Lin. i. an viii.', in- i li L'uuui . ii':u
d, i i ... . I .... 1 1;.. . i .
...!.;. .1, i. it.; o......i v....
j t,u, ,.,;,.,;, !t ,h"Ur ,)f ,pp
i , t , ,.'i .. . ; t.
i, i, ,..,.,,. ...u;,.... ...,.... ;j ...ii..
I "lip i u mi in I r tnt in i I
j nWA ,ll0 ,i wil!l (,Vslt.M f
I a'es au I c m illions. Iu mmy of
the tanks there aro also fish mid hc:i
miuiali, Nvho-o htr n ;u firms mil
. !llllll nil A .ti.,'u ,i'.i . a ulrrti, ..f Mi.
'K,,,
eu lin ilelilit. ,u ea.'er crow I ill
. .
vvavs Mirronnds tho tanks contaitiin.;
f i.iu.i ..ii ...i.hiij ..r II... ..,.... .,
'li.wn li.it I. .ii.ilii ,.f II... ,.,...1.1 tl...
I inn in vun , ii.ni.
h"rmit era lis, whoso
uncouth antics
i ire wa!elit: I with the
'reatost inter
est.
I'lia main expusiti m building is
livide t i-.lo five puts, ntt.ielm 1 to n
.... .
uiiinoi hall iu trout anl rear.
llUU bed
fi;tit h) ,,,n ,ln x f., ....
W
cover.
manv acres of u'ri.uu l. Tl.o central
...... ..i,;..t. i, i.. .i., i f,.,,,,. ii,., ..ii
ors by a wilk of twenty feet on each
side, is devoted eiilitoly to the Art
department To the right of this fis
you enter from tho front are tho
gi'H.'i il department of all nations
evcept Franco, Heyoud, i t i Ihe
riLclit. machinery of all nation ex
cept Fiance, and bev m d thi a
i.. i. . i i , . ... 1....1 i:
bml bug up into long, sop irate auc
tions leaves u point from which
such a gran I view cut In obtuiuo 1
as through the central aisle of tho
main liuil liii'f at I'hil idelphi i. O.v-
iug to this tho v.istness of tlio J'x
p.ihiti on doe not improHS itself upon
one at first night as it did at Phila
delphia, nn l it i only when yon
have tired yourself out throe or four
days iu walking through tho auctions
that yoa begin to have a nilui i'
sense of how luge the display really
is. The arrangoiiie.it of tho present
Imposition, bowover, is inucli more
elfuctivo than the long, narrow aisles
and cross section of the Vicuna Im
positions of 187.1.
Time poruiits tnontiot) of the ex
hibits of separu to ualiju only iua
general way. It is uxpoote I a a
matter of couisj that too nation in
whose country tho Uxpoiition is
bold will ou the whole excel any
other' and to this Fiinco has not
proved an oxcoption, for in quiutity
her exhibit neu ly equals that of the
rest of the wholo world, in quality
of many things. she is inferior to the
beat. This is particularly true ol
all forms of manufactured silks, and
of tbe practical application of art to
manufactured articles oi every uinu.
las to sooius to ootno natural to a
Frenchman auJ everything to which
be nuts bis band shows it. The
Gobelin tapestry and Sevres poroe
lain ware in the French departments
are nnequaled. hngland etceia iu
machinery, particularly that used in
tho manufacture of cotton Klkiog
ton & Cos art iowelry and plate are
tbo finest in thu Exposition as they
were at Philadelphia, and Minton's
china ie cortaiuly but little infeiioi
to tbat of Sevres. Uormaojia con
spicuously absent, haviug n repre
teu la tion at all, as cordial relation
have never existed between France
aod Germany since the lastr war
Uelgiuto make a creditable display
of heavy machinery aud rolling stock
for railways, while as a matter of
course tbe laoei of Uraaael are un
equaled. Her schools make a good
exhibit particularly io drawing.
Close it Philadelphia biposl
toa Ciirh3i n Me'U"
-v jlttaaa.haa Use In a- srliltwl
i.irLMi iniMiO'T oi iiei.i. tion o.iiioiiis
, ,. " , 'our reapers and mowers are among
be ..Doing to various nation. aii.li.. , ! . i t . . . ?
n , ... i itliolx st. In scales, locus, lire at ins,
iienoiH y dtiviite.l to grand Mice ..... i i i i
r . ,. ., , , ... 1 JpUniDS chemicals, organs, books,
till displays. Oo the left of till) a t ' ' ' .
dopnrtmc.it mil occipiug Hp..ce witches and many ol ll.or thing our
oonal to that use 1 by the other n i "I g"'d 'l' ".V (. o. show
tion i a the display "of the l'ret.cl . ' J1,'" "fcf'aiit v.wo. and fine a. ilo.c t i
Hack of this immense system of U w-' l lx'y have tu i le sales to
buildings is a largo nui..l.;.r of do-K1"' 1 rJ""" f V;ll"1'l,", l? . l,,,r,"'H
tutehed hlructnros used for various ! f""" Jl"- 1M I11".1 !"t('"--
ptirpoKos. I ,,,IM ""'y ,1,Ml,,rty tl"'''- f 'l"-"-
-ii I.... r u,..i;.... ii.. t . 'du.-lioiis of the cold troiisures
piece
ch
foot
any !dirr
;cttrfn. A ntcnm road waon which
camo from Svtitarrl.md oor th
erdmsif roa,1 n diHtnnco of SflO
inde in .von dav sltrsct conxiJer.
ahlo ttrnfion. Tho hmiilnns
piny in is cirvel wo d which
has reunited every Kxposi'l m for the
lai-t twnniy yours is on rani tin
'boo ia fall forco, Itily n"nd !m.iu
i'nl ula waro Iron Silvaiii aal
Vi'riieo. ni'miio from Flop'oce and
U i'iio. cril (rem Nilics, an I oo-oe
ll io cahuiots of rhoiiy inl.i l w'Mi
i?'ry. Ai usual th llaiisn depart
m. m Is one ViHt bazar fur the
i'f jewelry
Tho Chi'ican and Japmoo pxhihit
about ll'p saaie tliinir a n Vioiin
f 'ul;i b l Ira, our oic silk, ivorv
t-arved wunlwnrli, vas nil
'""'i ,l'r
licijur wrk. Tho Chino hnvc
one or tVii ol'ilin suno f.tl'vel bwdi
,,rk'" ""'iii-o, wuicn loom ur 3
crem lietwecn a d inky un I a peacvek,
w.oke.t in the cfii're in rich colored
nilk ni l A I thread. Tlio Japnacs,
dress like I'.uropeans, but tho Chi
nose waro their ow.i c istu ifi .whicli
cotisists of wooitui) shoes, wi.io
breeches, alone;, lo so frock rcaehin;
belov tho knees, a cm brii to t-out
with black ribbtiii so us to reach
nearly t ) tho
tfiound. whil o the
whole is topped tint with a wash
bowl straw hat with a small red
it - . , . ..
plume fastened to tho crown.
; -U m ikes a b-m! . display of old
cloth Irom the east, jewelry an 1 art
il"'os from Mosc iw, ir.ui. leather.
m t .
fur and velvet robes, :uel of course
of inalaehile. A single vase of this
tll'ltt nol HOMIO eii'lil feet lii"ll. is I
valued at s5l(.0 hi, nnd a pair Hoiue-
what sm illi-r nt !?l:,i'0i) Denmark
l..... .... : : i
.ll.lllllllll'llllllllin L1TII H I LI I W Ull I
. " J 1
I does not occupy more space than n
'ruie of tune inches, ami whieli can
be set 'ii one's writiii'' desk.
used
Ke-
nn 1 i r moved. The .Vrjjetitino
I public sen. Is loathe, Sinn, vveapot.s
""d 'A ' ' c.oth, an l nearly all the
- ""1 ' intiioaof I'.urope and Atuer
i. ...a u. ...... , i ii. ....... ....... i
: " -"'-. .-,. muv
l.vell till) lillio In p'llUIC nt
r.no, the kid 1 a itnlepen-
venim. ni in noru . wu.i a
t rritoi v of only 21 houuio miles, is
ep. i setito I by a fo.v p.cturcs and
mineii'ls.
Hut how nl)-ut tho display of tlio
t'nited states, mv res lois are pro
bably asking. W hile the ql unity
of our material is ie. thing to what we
had nt I'hiladelphi.i, our part of the
I.ih s tion is as a who'e creditable to
'us Our inach
"s i e.iiu.Tiy i". tin;
id. nnd
and oiuametits found by (ion. Di
(YmioIu in tho inland of Cyprus.
Every ib nt which nusk lled w. rk
maiiship, lime, and neglect have im
pressed upon tho originals is faith
fu ly reproduced hero. Tho (Ion.
has written a letter stating that tho
woi k is so well done that ho can
hardly toll the copies from the orig
inal Tho collection i sold to the
lie liu Museum for !? o.Odt).
In the Art department tho French
make the 1 argent display and tho
Italians the next, the French run
ning largely lo puiuting, tho Ital
ians in statuary. As to the respite
tivo merits of the two, criticism is so
largely a matter of opinion, that it
is dill'icult if not impossible to roach
a correct conclusion. Personally I
have never been an admirer of tho
Frouch school of paiuliug and do not
love too well the modern Italian, but
I do like tho paintings of tbo Eng
lish artists anJ particularly Land
seer's animals. Austria, Russia,
Hanmark, Sweudon and Norway are
fail I V represented. None of the cel
ebrated pictures from tho groat gal
leries of fiiirop'i nave noon trougui
to Exposition and so those who ex
peoted to see a wondorful collection
of tbo best puiutiugs in tbo world,
aro Badly disappointed. Amerioan
art. which is but yet in its iufaooy,
is poorly represented. Not only is
the apaco allotted ue - scautly filled,
but our best artiste are not repre
sented, and none of our best known
painting are ou exhibition. There
are half dozen collection in New
York city which are finer. Indeed I
suppose tbore is tbo smallest possi
ble enoonragetuent for an American
artist to send pictures to Europe
hoping for a market, as it would be
eluioat as groat folly as sending eoal
to Newcastle. A was to be expect
ed tbe art department while per
haps oo larger is considerably bettor
than ours at Philadelphia, As a
whole our exhibit U euou a decided
improvement oo the one we mad at
Vicuna tbat we may kave aver rea
son to be proud of it , -
Nol tbe least i-.ar:;:7 na in
tractive pari of rcion ia to
t r- W 1 V o
wnrU. iWa.1, ArMwedwibe i'arwl .. ui
which llioy nro. , ,
Nothing can nmo cfTectnally laVe
the conceit out of ono whether ho bo
an American or ln thinks his
country is tho flroAfost in tlio world
in all lespoot-i, c- a South Sea ls
laudor wh i pri.fo himielf upon his
own surorioi ity, than to hoo hot
irtttch other nalions have accomplish
od. When wo see the immense
amount uf money and labor which
ha boon cr.i'iicnod on tho World's
Lxpos.tion, an 1 tliiuk that Seems t i
boneco-s iry th it oaoti mio sliould
bo butlor than any ouo beforo, we
can bet wonder what wo shall see
in twenty-llvo years more, if we
should bo so fortnnito as to attend
a Wiirld's Exposition thon And
wliilo onr im i,rinat in is trying to
c iiislruct tho l.iii;iful piVico which
shall h 1 1 tlio Exposition of tho fu
ture, an I to w m 1-r amid tho prob
able treasures which it will contain,
wo walk down lo tho river, tsko n
steamer for tlio IMaco do t!otuvirdo
and turn our b ick npju tho irroat
HxpoNitiou of IH'A
O. It. r.nu'ii.tiu'.
Enyhsli School Examination.
An Kniilish writer has been shim-
;ly criticising tho m ina,'CMi 'iit of the
j London public schools, known as
tho "Moanl School,'' and produces
,tho following a specimen of tho
written e x itninutioiM of some of tho
HOhol'IM t
' Whore is fin key V
Turkey is the cipit il of Not folk.'
Where ii Turin V
Tureen is the capital of Chinor.
the peopol thori live ou bards Hosts
an I lias long tails,
(iibbitr alter is
tl)., principle
1
town of llooshia,'
"What do you know
ureh Abraham ?'
of tlio palri-
"lie was tho farther of Lot nnd
ad tew wives, ono w is called llish
melo and t'other Haygur. He kept
one at home, and turned tho t'other
into tho desert. here sho became n
pillow of salt at day and a pillow of
lire at nite. '
"What do you know of Joseph V
"llo wore a c.cit of many garments
lie were chief butlor to Faro nnd
told his dream, llo married I'otti-
lit rsdoi I or. mi. he led the ( ivpsliau
...i.i . t - . .....
uu i, oi ioii'ii''.i to i vi ii. a, in 1 1 mi co.
and I hen fell ou his sword and died
in sight of thu promts land.'
"liive tho names of the books of
Illl Itt'! 1
tho Ol I Tehtameiit."
"Devonshire, Exebr, Littikun,
Numbers, Stronoiny, Jupiter, Judg'
es. Huth, elc.
"What is a miracle ?"
"Don't know.'
"If you saw tho sun shining over
head at night, what would you call
it r
'I ho moon,'
'Hut if you wero told waatlut it
the sun f
I would say it was a lie.'
Another boy, giving bis impres
sions iu regard to Moses, wrotu as
follows :
'tlio was un Egypshion. Ho lived
in a built maid otboll rushers, mil
ho kep a golden calf, nnd wurshipt
braieii snakes, nnd ho bet uuthiii
but kwules and manner f r forty
years, llo was koit by tho air of
the od while riding under the bow
of a tree, mid he was killed by bis
son Absloti, as bo was banging from
the bow. His end was pease."
An OLituso Man.
whs a htylish young lady
Sho
about l.S years old, and to aecomiuo
date n (liend she took tbo baby out
for tin airing. Sho was wheeling it
up and down tho walk, when nn old
isli man, very deaf, camo along aud
inquired for a cortaiu pers in sup
posed lo live (ui that street. She
nearly yelled her head oil' trying to
answer him, and bo looked around,
caught sight of her baby, nnd said :
"Nice chil l, that, I suppouo you
feci proud of him t"
"It isu't mine I" sho almost yellod
at him.
"Hoy, oh t Well, ho looks just
like you."
"It isn't mino 1 bo yellod ngnin,
but tho old mau nodod bis head
and continued :
Twins, eh I Whore's tbo other
odo 7
Despairing of making bira under
stand by word of mouth, she pointed
to tbe baby aod Uorsclf, and thou
shook her head.
"Yes Yes, I seo t'other twin in
thebouso.. Their father is fond of
them, of course"
She turned tbo cab and hurried
the other way, but he followed her
and aaked i
"Do tboy kick around very much
at nights T '
"1 tell you 'taint mine 1' she
shouted, looking red iu the face.
"I think your wrong there,' be
answered. ' 'Children brought up on
tbe bottle are apt to pine and die.'
She started on a rau for tba gate,
but before she bad opened it be
came op and asked t ' -
MIIat to spauk 'am one in
while. I suppose t
She made about 30 gestures in
half a minute, and be helped (k tub
thro' the gate and said . ( ., ... V ;
'Our children wero all " , '
111 aead nay wife doa ti
ome advice. You sv " ,,
But ebe plcko A
aod tus h
ii -
av,
1878.
NO. 32
Cjldon Grains.
Amb il?ii may bo
avei ico on stilts.
!Wiinti.
its
Tho best poetry that whirl
motes the !,o t mot,i.
compliment i usually accompa-
nio.l with a bow, n if tj i,,,, ,Vkrij,
forpiinit.
He who is id wait
fWlmbliit f nl
oUi'us is siirs to be a lit subject fu
..H:i i f i
ti ini iMii) iiiniseu.
When wo drea 1 pubiBment we
suii-r its an. I tthotver d
iioRurvcR
punisliiiient dread it.
A rej-c'.e I lover sotnetimns es
capes a fctvat di-appoint,u..n,t by
means of n Hinall ono.
You cannot dro mi youri(lf into n
character; you mut hammer and
forgo journelf ono.
An avaricious man is bko a tian lv
desert sucking in ail the lain anil
giving luck no fmit.
Tlio things we remember nr f0w
an. I unimportant whou
wit!) those wo forget.
comparo.l
A tedious writer is ono alio tisos
i tlsos.
tuanv
nol simply many v,or,,s, but
wor.i.-' to little p iipore.
It is easy to pick ll nv in other
pooplo R woik, but inoro profitable
, io i,j nouor work yourself;
.'u Men (lev.ilion in life, liko tret-
nog into a laid
atm ..,1.. r,v .v..liu
! us out, o
t, o ,i"
lien perilously.
I I , l i : , , .1
' ion . Liin ii.iirtirM nr urtii u nn., i : I
Stiver turn ll l HHsiu.' mono I f.
n.,:...ivi.
if it h is a dark side.
Most men spend tho enrly part of
men- nves in such a way as to lender
the latter put miserable.
Tho mind that lies fallow but il
MM"lo il iv uniiitilii nn in f ,li;.. ....I..
! kil11",',1 h? ,,)M mllnro an I care.
'Too l.ito" and "Nj More"
aro
tho mournful sihtors.childron of iiHire
whoso ago they never console,
Dou't let your children learn good
and bad things indiscriminately.
I lie oinl might be eradicated, it is
true, but it i easier to how clon'ii
than it is t.) cleanse dirty wheat.
Your secret, kept to yourself, is
safely anohorid told, it is nlloat ou
the illimitable ocean of mutual con
li donco, and before you know where
you aro. the world is made free of
that which it may bo vitally inipor
taut to you to hide.
Tho best thill;' to civo votir one.
i -v H '"rgiveness t to youroppouetit,
jtolenueo ; ton friend, your heart ;
j 1,1 "m' ;1"' ' 11 1 i"iplo ; to a
, W
father, deference t to a mother, con
duct that will make her fuel proud
of you ; to yourself, respect ; to all
lueii, chui ity.
A ihurt Intermist'ij.i.
Tho olli"r day it commotion wa
observed iu a f armor's wagon on tho
trcot, and a ci ieti advanced to dis
cover that the f irne r nnd bis wife
wi re having n regular old fashioned
domestic light in ths bottom of tho
wag.m while tlio horses wero eating
grass over tho curb Htouna
"ilero whats top.y!" shontod
the citizen, us ho climbed upon tho
wheel.
i'ighiu'!" gaspo.l tho woman,
whose head was half buried iu the
straw.
The furmor in ide no reply. His
head was under tho Heat, ono leg
over tho wagon-box, and bo was
cl living iti r like it mail whose lungs
wantod more air.
'I should think you'd wait tillyou
get outside the city to engage in
such disgraceful conduct," coutiuued
the citizen.
"I know wo orter.,, repliod tho
woman, ns she nut up, " but when
I found six plunge of tobacco, a
new dime n ml and a pack of koor.ls
iu his hind pocket, mi l romomner
how I waited six months for a kal-
liker ihi Hii, 1 liz riirht up and lacklod
him on the spot. I Weill lo t wait a
luiunte thou mister, but now, if
goii'll chcuk up that nigh Iiohs, I'll
drive ttloiig mid renew the combat
t.eyond the tollgato !''
Tho citizen complied, nnd lis hho
was seated across tier IniNbnnd's
knees, ulie shook tbo liucs und
shouted : "Oct np I"
Four-Footed Mail Carries.
lletwoou two of tho remote towns
of Micbiguu tbo mails are carried
by menus of dog teams. Tho sle Ige
is simply a thin, flexible board, six
or eeveu feet long, and u foot or
more in width, turned up at ono end
to enable it to rise over obstackles
in tbe path. Along the edge, or ei
Iber side, is a low rail, to which the
load is securely bound with cords.
Tbo burden carried usually consists
of tbe bags, a fow blankets, rarely a
tent, provisions for a few days, a
small axe, and a few other articles
essential to tbo primitive modes of
locomotion Tbo driver never ridos
as bis weight is loj much for tbe
strength of the anuimaU aud frail
sledge. Tbo dogs are not noble
looking animals, by any moans. Tbo
truth is they are mangy ours, which
are "driven by belug called on by
the driver in advance, stuaulatod to
some degree of epood by a famishing
miMu an.l Viriiuia inirunioua kinds
"Ur torture, and ccoasionauy oeiped
. I . . , t 1 L L f 1
oy ; xpaieiveaiii irom yoaioo.
T)teirwcuy advent
ie ItUl ihe aourta of
1 "-s,U. it
jl.i,...t. r
- iri. - r.i
Pl:lidfrl fcx-nry Tliursdav Ereninjf L.
iTKaEMlXH 0Il6rjS2, Prop'h
Terrafl "6? S:l)8cnf.tioiv 1
TWO 1XHA.11 fin VitR ANNUM. Tay
able vithin six Months.nr foOifrmt
l aid vrhhin thaVPi"'. No pupor dia
contomH until alt nrrchfkfn ara
paid iintL-s M tbe'eptren of rfio'puhv 1
lisher. '
Pulsrrirv!ns er.tsi.lo of fho iBounfV I
P.UaiiI.B IS ADVANC2. ' )
ir.sonKl.ftipg mid nsinir pspprS
Mrt4 n others becomosuloerilMMa
and ro liftf lo fovthc x.rlce of tho pspi
G0VRNMENULjIRECTOBy; "J
. VsiiTttt fltATftfl. . ... '
Pr'.J,itiKllrf,,r,t II. HsreS. Oh la.
Vice I'reil.lest Willfam A. Wbttlw, N4 !
VorH. ,
Secrn.ry of fltne-vi ittUm St. Kienk !
NrivV.ok.
Seerrur) of in Treasury-. JtfSa fiUrsi.ft,
oteUry ef Wnr tjeorge
Inwa.
W.
MeCrary;
ecr.ry ef ih, Suvjr WctiArJ
innmp-i-n, uuisns.
ti9rn..r (l.-ner.,l Dhurles PoVeAs, Ma
usi'li l-i-il. .
IVti m voir norat-.ti1 M. Key, tea 1
Si'Hrr,
."eoreisvy of l ho lnterlor-Carl flchttrl.
Mireourl. ij.
VTK.
Ji.rrtn.r .T,.hn F. II irf rsnft. I
l.i.Miti.ti ml H.., ri..r John l.ll. 1
.Socrnnry of the Comiannwesllh 1. 0
I. inn.
l, u r .Sin. of i ho Commonwealth Thoe
(":tllflll. ,
Prixsie Soo. u tho OoTeroor Chester J'.
Kiirr, .tr.
"Mrf t:irrl(.-i'. p. r,r,tsr. J
iiotiipy 0.m.t.iI tleorgo bear.
l"oity Ailoruiiy llvnuritl l.ymaa ft,
lliltn-rl.
Vu litur Ui.ii.tiI IV in P, Hrhcll, n .'
Sute T.'arnrir Ainm (!. Noyee.
S.T.H'y ,.f tnu-rnsl Alf.r millaitt 1
V. tonvllvm. ;
flip, rill I. :l 1,011 (,f jtnhfirft Orphsn Sml
t'lillin.Mi .S,r.ni.MJ. P. U . kprakatn.
' ''V'os'o werierii oaoios IV. Latla.
l ijiilsnt lierieral .lames IV
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Is. ...io :.. .. ... ...
Fouler,
""' iii.. ii niirrniciu
vv.v... in-,ii,i.r II lll.'OO
Clisrtloi (1. I
I' ntn. n t'ohiiin. I'MU.bti tiia (lfii
flit A'iil met jScO., I'ilUr Iiuihcr,
HiMliiiit.
I'lln-ry l'iiiiiinisinrrs- -Ilptijumln L. Ito
wit. Iliiwar l J. ItreJrr, nu t Jnmei
Pulfy,
JlblttAKY.
' ' d Stt, Suftrrm' Coitrl.
Clih'f Juilioc Mnrriena H. H'aite, of
IMii...
Assoeiiiie JiiRttees Clliriir.l, of Maine,
H.?in.i, nf ohln, Milli-r, of Iowa,
Fu l l, of ('nliiorni, t-'lrotiif, of TentM
rytTiiii'n, Urs'lloy, of lit Jerier;
limit, of Nrw York.
Ri'cor.l. r Win. To. 1 1 Cito. of tnJInna.
Suprrmf (t)ri of i'rnniiyhanM.
Clib-f .luotioe Daniel Aitiiew. .
AMinn-iato Jiisilor flor(;o ttliaft woocl,
t'lynefl Merenr, Unna 0. Oonluo,
KiUar.l M. I'lixson, IVurrm J. H'ood-
war.l, John Triink.-y.
Twentieth Jttilirinl Itfttrirt.
I'ri'iili'iii JiiiL.o-.IonoiiIi C. Iliicbor.
Ansee'ata JmlKcg. llirsiu O'Neil, tJardact
II. .ScliucU.
COUNTY".
f'Ti.ir--l). Kinenhart.
I'rnilioiiiitnry J..riiiiau Crouie.
Ili'KisiiT an l Itfoor.l.T James M. Vaa!
ui It.
Trpineinr llonry Petlfcf.
Disirlnl Alloriiey--J. II. ArQoli.
t'nri.nrr A. M. Xinllh.
CuiiiiiiiHnioiii.riiJ.iul Row, John Itomljf','
Mees Krrliln.
PiTrvrynr---l.'orne II llenfor.
Aiiiliii.rs--l'anii'l Poifi-ntmch, Net D.'
Miilnci.wnrih, IV. A. Ola,
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jyivi Hi: Lb Kit,
Mniiiifnoturerof anJ dealer 13
FUllNITURfi,
iV.uill reipeoifullr Inform the eftlirn of
rtflinsnruve lln.l vicinity, tbat he nianufao
lures to or lor nn l kerci constantly on banil
I la UK Aid, KIN I'M, AND
Furnituro of ovory Description .
nl tlio very loweKt prloe. Ho rrotfall
im. ic an examination ef
UKPSTKAI)S.)t'nKACS.TAbt.ES,SOri
l.dt'.MIKS, H TANKS, lillAHl!, .
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uro i nrclianing eleohere.
I.KVI HELLER
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