T UU SUiNIiUM AMISlUUAiN,
, 18 PUBLISHED .BTBJIT SATURDAY BT .
EM'L WILVURT, Proprietor, '
Miim,l BVH.DITOS, MASKS SUCMUt,
"At &1.50 In Advance
It not paid . within 6 Months $3.
SubMrtptlonf tH far Uu ttuin rix JfotifJis.
Comniefii Vtfi MMtnbl!8htiirnt Is on eaten-
WoNKW JOB OFFICE, qontalhlng a variety of
plain unci fancy tvpe equal fo.cr y establishment
hi the InUrlor of the 8tute'Tir which the pntrou
Ke of the public Is yesrioclf ully solicited.
lofrssional.
JEltCNIAIt J.1'IER, Attorney itt
Law, Siinlinrr, Ta. All professional bnsl
ust Irtrusteil to his care will receive prompt at
tention in this and ndjoluinif counties. Can be
onsnlteil both In English and (Jsnnan. Also,
District Altornev of KortbawbcrUtud county,
Anit-20,lS70.4y.
JXO, Xm WlXfcOSf,
ATTORNKT AT tAW,
KO. 144 r OCKTQ AVK5CI,
Kotarr Public
Piltsbusg, Fa.
Jan. 15, 1S70. IT.
J' SuTsi.VHHI.K CO, Market Street,
6UXBCRT, PA.
' Dealers In Progs, Medicines, Paluts. Oils,
01ms, Varnishes, Liquors, -Tobacco, Cigars,
Pocket Books, Dairies, Ac.
Sl. WOLVKKTO, Attorney at Law.
Market Square, SL'NBURT.PA. Profession
al business In this and adjolu'uig counties pronipt
.y Attended to.
DR. A. K. N.1VIIMJK, respectfully nn
nnnnces himself as Physician and Sunreon
to file citizen" of Sunbury and vicinity, having lo
eated himself pennauciitly on Murket street, near
ly opposite tho Fnirmount Hotel, where he can
be consulted at all hours when nut professionally
ag.e;d. apl24-ly
rpEKTItl TlXTHJ-pl. n. cklssinukK,
JL. Surgeon Dentist, olulki, r.1. au worn
carefnllv attended to and warranted. Am thank
ful to all for tha kindness extended toward me
by plying me their patronapo in tho past,
ami hope a continuance and Increase of the same.
1-3?" Office, first door east of Adams' Express
Oliice. npllO-OU
GW. ZIECaEER, Attorney at Law, north
side of Public Square, one door east of
the old Bank building, SUNBCRY, PA. Collec
tions and all professional business promptly at
tended to In the courts of Northumberland aud
unjoining counties. sept 1 5-611
A. BltlCE, Attorney at Law, Sunbury,
Pa. OtHce In corner room tip stairs, of
Tlaupt"s New Bttlldin'j:, formerly occupied by O.
W. Hutipt, Esq. Collecllons of claims, writings,
and all kiiels of lesal busluess attendrd to care
fully and with dispatch. April 2,'70-ly.
A. ElHEXiXVIEK, Attorney ut
. Law, BL'NBCRY, PA. All business en
trusted to his care attended to promptly and with
diligence. ap!27-C7
JXO. KAY CI.E.IIKXT, Attorney at Law,
SUNBURY, PA. Collections and all v.ro
fesfional business promptly attended to. mchXl-tjfi
C. 3. BIlfSRR. t. n. KASE.
BRCXEK A KASE, Attornevs and Coun
sellors at Law, SUNBUny, PA. Olllee on
Chestnut street, west of the N. C and P. E.
Railroad Depot, in the buil I'm; lately occupied
by F. Laztrus, F.sq. Collections and all profess
ional business promptly attended to iu Northum
berland and adjoining counties. npllO-l'.'j
i. B. POT BR. W. 3. WOLVnBTON
BOVEU WOI.VF.RTO.V, Attorneys
at Law, on socond floor in F'.right's new
buildiufc, SUNBURY, PA. . B. Boyer and W.
J. Woivcrton rospectfully announce that thny
have entered Into co-partnership In the practice of
.their profession In Norlliumtiorland and adjuln
lnt; cuMntics. Concultaltous can be bad in the
German language. ap!4-S
HB. HASISUR, Attorney at Law, SUN-
BURY, PA Collections attended t,i in
the counties of Northumberland, Union, Snydrr,
Montour, Columbia and Lycoming. apU'J-O'.l
H. M. ROCKCTRIXKR. I.LOTO T. KO-iltcnACtt.
1 ROCKEFELLER Jb KOIIRRACH.
.V Attorui-ys at Law, SL'NBUUY, PA. Of
lice in liaupt's uew buildiuj, second Uoor. Kn
trance ou Market Square, " janl-CS
business :trbs.
AXTIIUACITE COAL!
TTALK.VriXE I1IETZ, Wholesale
and
V Kctail dealer in every variety of
ANTHRACITE COAL, UPIER WnAIIF,
SUNBURY, TENN'A.
, Alt kinds of Grain taken lu exchange for Coal.
Orders solicited and HlleH promptly, febll-71.
RIIOADR. 1. riCKKK UJU
-t-ir H. UHOADS t CO.,
Its IIKT.UI. DBiLKKS OF
ANTHRACITE COAL, SUNBURY, PENN'A. i
Orrtc-e wun Haas, Fahf.lt & Co.,
Orders left nt Snaslioltz A Brr.'s., office Market j
Street, will reeeUn prompt ntteutiou. Country
enti)in ru.-.pci'tfullv solicited. I
Feb. 4, Jl. tf. i
CtOAL! COAL! COAL! GRANT UROP.,
Miipprs and Wholesale and R. tail Dealers in
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL, SUNBURY, PA.
(LOWER V. TIAltr.)
l iTSole Ausuts, wMwnrJ, ct the eelebrMc
H-'-ny t my I n.il. jaulv-iiV
E.llAXG"iri;iVEUV.
J. 51. nAKTHOLOMEW, PitorniuTOR.
FOTRTII 6TKEF.T, ABOVE M AR'vET,
Sunbury la.
rriHE bfst t rl linu an I dilTing horses n'.ways
1 on hand to ei vo ru'tomers.
Orders left at t!i Central Hotel, for Vl:le!e,
w til receive I rouij t utt tuon.
Nov. &. 1 ;o.
. 1U.XTISTRV.
or.oiu e m. hexx.
In m.p.tfm,$ IluiLUivj, Market Syvtrt, '
KvsnL-itv, Pa.,
Ipiersrc t to do all l.u.t.e of work pevtalnlne
to Denti'try. He keeps erKanily ou Imnd !
a luiir hfcH.iilii..'-it of Tc. Ill, and oilier Deul.il 1
Riuteii.il, f r. .in which h will be aM to i:ol,
au I runt lli.i wauts of his customers. ,
All in k w.. i r.inled to (jivesulislucllen, r else 1
III.' in IV i if III lid. I !
The very Iwsl Mouthwash and Tcc4h-i"oVle"1 :
Lc I ou h hi I. 1
ilii ineitucrs ara the bumerons patrons t(
wiiuui he ha. wnik1 fr t ii last twelve jears. !
t- Hilary, April 21, ISO. i
XE1V COtl. V Itl. !
f!IF. uud ii'H'iied b:i vm.' foiihei'lpd the Coal i
I b.iui. e Willi Ins tsimi.ii's 1 1. III. It A tlt A I S'
lu lr, I. r.'iaic l i.i supply families Willi the '
VERY llLVr OF OIL, J
ciii'.ai ion ciHii.;
fi if, run's and Nut, roii.t tully on band. Unlit
l.k' u iu teUiiiae frt n.il. ,
J. M. f'AO A'iLLADEU. !
f uii,Ufy, Jau. 1 5, lSiJ.--lf. :
lAiua suirw.s. isimrKia icmm.
Fire, 1.1 In u4 Avrlilrul
INSURAMCE AGENCY
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PRICE 91 80 1ST ADVANCE.
ofcls. nub Jcst;tnrnts.
UMOX HOTEL, THOS. rol'LDS, Sr.,
Proprietor, Phamokin Street, Trevorton,
Northumberland county, Pa. The tnblo Is sup
plied with the best the market affords, (iood
tt'.iblhip and attentive oatlnrs. Jan. 81, '71
HOOVER IIOI'KE, Third Street, at the
depot. SL'NBUUY, PA., AVm. Reesis. pro
prietor. Warm meals served up nt nil hours.
Fish, Fowls and Uume. Fresh Oysters con
stantly on band and served In every style. The
best of wines and liquors at the Bar.
CiTTamllies will be supplied with oysters
done up In any style, by ltsavlnjr orders nt the
Bur. Nov.5,'70-ly.
KESTAl'RAMT lfc EATIXU HOVWE.
CHARLES ITZEL, Phopkiutob.
Chestnut Street, a few doors from tha Dspol.
BCNUCUT, T.,
HAS open a Restaurant sud Inline House,
for the nccoiumoilntkm oflhe public.
Warm meals cim ha had nil ho ui s. All kludt of
panio, tlsh, Ac, served up at short notice. Ills
bai is suppllxd w ith the bestllquor in market. No
palna spared to plnse, and terms moderate.
Sunbury, September, 4th 1SGH. ly.
XATIOXAI. IiACiER 11 El". II SALOO,
OI TIIIKD STRL'KT, NEAR THE DiroT,
SUNBURY, PA.
JOSEPH. B ACTIF.R Informs the clthvne orSun
burv and the public generally, that he has
opened a LAGER BEER SALOON at the above
place. The best of Laer Beer, and Malt Liquors
will be kept. Also Oysters, Jtc, constantly serv
ed up to customers.
NAT I OX A L, HOTEL. AUGUSTUS
WALD, Proprietor, Coorpetown North'd
County, Pa., ut the Station ofthe N. C. R. W.
Choice wines and eiirars at the bar.
The table Is supplied with tho best tlja market
nflords. Good etnbllug and attentive ostlers.
Al.LEt7llF.XV HOISE, Col.. CHAS.
KLECKNEU, PJoprletor, Nos. S13 and 814
Market Street, above eighth, PHILADELPHIA.
Terms, 22 per day. Ua respectfully solicits your
patromijje.
13ACIFIC HOTEL, WILLIAM ENGLE
MAN, Proprietor, Front Street, between
Chestnut and Walnut Streets, Sunbury, Pa.
Sept. itt, 187H. 1 v.
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SlllYGTOX IKH'fSE.
C. NEFF,
ii Second
ropiietor. Corner of Markit
tt reels,
Pa.
opposite the Court
House, Sunbury,
Mayi!S,'70.
HOTEL t RESTALRAXT,
THOMAS A. HALL, Proprietor,
Sunbury St., west 8IIAM0KIN, PENN'A.
Meals served at all hours, at slxjt notice. The
best of Liquors nt the Bar. The Table is sup
plied with the best and latest In the markets. At
tentive servants. Terms uwdtrute. Palrunuge
solicited.
HEM MEL'S ISENTAIRAXT,
LOtTIS HUM M EL, Proprietor,
Commerc St., SHAM0K1N. PENN'A.
HavinK Jus relltted tho above Saloon for the
accoiHO'lut'.on of the public, Is now prepared t
serve friends with the best lefreshments, and
fresh Luer Beer, Ale, Porter, and all other malt
quors.
L ACiSXiVAXXAViLO
E. B. BURN II AM, Propi ittor, Corner Lacka
wanna aud Franklin Avenues, Scranton, Pa., op
posite Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Depot.
Free carriages to convey guests to and from
Depot. " Mar. 20, 'TO.-ly.
J. VALEIi'S
WIXTER CAR I) EX AXD HOTEL
Xot. 720, 722, 724 & 727 Tins SI.,
PHILADELPHIA.
WINTER GAiTdEN HOTEL,
(OS THE nUHOPBAM 1'LAK)
Centrally located, connecting whh all the City
Passenger Railway t ars, from all tho
Depots in the City.
Excellent Accommodation Tor Tra
vellers. Grand Vocal and Trstrumnntal Concerts every
evening in the Summer and
S inter Gardou.
Gtf-Orrhtfitrion Concert Evtry Afternoon. JS
FINK LAniKR Itr.STAVKiNT TUB DUST OT
l:PKP.ElUMtJNT8 SKHVF.n.
Office of I. Valer's Fountain Park Brewery.
June 4,187U.-ly.
LMH'Oi: STORE!
CHRISTIAN NEFF.
Second Street, opposite the Court ITouse, SUN
Bl'RY, PA.,
Respectfully Invites the attention of Retailers
. and others, thai he has ou hand, and will con
I it.'tntlr ke ep all kinds of
i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consist inu of Pure Brandus: Couiiic, Cherry,
i Glni'er, Hucliellc and Otard.
I Whiskies; Pure Kye Copptr-f'inlllcd, Monon-
1 gahc'u, Arplo and Nectar
j PURE HOLLAND-GIN!
I Wlns: Chainp.-.gno Wine, Sherry, Port and
j Claret.
' Crab Cider, Chnmp.icns Cider, N. F. Rum,
I Brown (-tout and f-ci.tch Ale.
STOM.'.UI AND BAR CITTLRS,
! And all oile rs Liquors w'lioh can be found In
the city markets, lili h will lie sold at Whole-
, talc nn I Rvtail. Every article RUiiraiiteed ns
repri'sent-l. Also, a lameM of DEMIJOHNS
uu I BOTTLES, always on hand.
I t if Orders promptly alteuded o, tnd rublic
I p.itionaue respeeiluliv K'liclteJ
J ' ' r. XFFF.
! Puiibnry, July 3, 19. ly.
IIARI1UARE STOKE,
J. II. Conley, A Co.
MARKET STREET, SUNIH'ItV,
PA.
nAK received a new n.snrlnieiii of all kinds of
ll.ir.lw.ue, Cutlery, Mci liuuics' Tools, c.,
of all decri tiou. Al.o Wutou Maker's Mute
tUls, Hubs, l!mi, Ss kis. Al.o, all kinds of
leather fir Shutiiiitkti 's ai d bad lltr's. Every
.1 in jj in the ll.iiuw.ire line can be fuuud lmh
.II e sold as loir as run he bought of any oilier
e.latillshmeul '.a tbe eouutry. Call aud sue lUoir
sto. k.
buubary.Det. j:,
HOOT A.l MIIOE
J MANUFACTURER,
i rpilE un li r.luii.d having siectsd shep an
i I. 'lliir l .tre.l, ni'urly oiqx.siis ths I mlral
llnl' l, Is lireimreil In uiauulaiiura all kind, of
i Imolb ASD bllols in Hie lalealsl)la. His
I stock Is of lbs Vciy bet quality III the uuikel.
; HaVliiK b'SI Ills luii;.:l p.ii umi uf bis ready made
I tliM k by the luis bis, La will hirealtu aoulliia
' blin...f l ll'lll.ivrlr l ) U.liil..cttlli.1'.
t he aililir aie luviirt. In call and ttaiulns bis
; slu'k, and rtund llir l I '.ttroiiegv.
I 'I .fins reasiiuabls. (i ( I ' duns si Short
I anno-. UiS DKOtFNEK-
i auuhurr, Ji.ns ll, IsM,
IJHiMot S IIENHIE,
MIM i A. II l.fcK OT
IIOOTto X II hllOFM,
ki (i.oait's Bu i. in..', Ila atl equals laubury.
VI I. kuds Of BiS Sl'4 fell'HTS u. l lu uidsf
Iiiiu. lit U.l u,l.ii..l tut fa La j...ki-
I. i. p.uiu ilu.ia l tuuit hut it. Oidsisaia
..l-.l.iw) UJ.
J.U. IS, ll'l.
aN A S 11.
riCACIH'AI. IIA'ITKU,
K utuuimui Is
AU Oirdr thankfully rctivJ &oJ
jVI4.i- Jul.
4SIU W.l RUslaS
WIS
JUL I
SUNBURY, PA.,
I ll l l.Tl liM s. i ir iiikvprrii..
JR. JOHNSTON,
Physician of this celebrated Institution,' fans
discovered the most certain, speedy, pleasant und
ell'ectual remedy In the world fur all
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
Weakness of the Back or Limbs. Strictures.
Aflectlons of Kidneys and Bunldcr, lnvoluu-
tary Discharges, luipi.iteucy, Generul Dubili- :
ly. Nervousness. Dvspep-y, Liincuor, Low j
Spirits, Confiision of Id -aV, l'ulpiiatbui of I
the Heart. Timidity, TivinbliiiLs, Dimness j
of Stifht or Gidilhiesi. Di-n-aye r,r tho Ibiid,
Throat, Nose or Skin, Allectkmsof I.lvtr, Luutrs, '
Stoinaeh or BinveU these terrible Disorders
nrisini; from the Solitary Habilsof Voutli those
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their
victims than the sun,: 1. 1 Syrens to the Mariners
of Ulysses, blichtimr their uiu-t brilliant hopes
of anticipations, rendering mairhic, &c, Impos
sible. 10UNG MEN
especially, who h ive become the victims of Soli
tary Vice, that dreadful und diwd-'tletive habit
which mmnnlly sweeps to nn untimely grave
thousand of younit men of the most exulted
luli'ius mid brilliant iitUc;1, who might other
wise have entranced listening Senates with the
thunders of eloquence or waked to ecstuey tho
living lyre, mav call with full eoutideuce.
MAPHIAGE.
Married Persons or Youni; M. u contemplating
marriage, aware of Physical Weakness, (Loss
of Proeiealive l ower Impiteney), Nervous Ex
citability, Palpitation, O.u.mie Wuaknois, Ner
vous Debility, or auy other Disquulitlcation,
specdlW relieved.
lie who places himself under the care of Dr. J.
may religiously coul'du In his honor as a gentle
man, aud contident'.y rely unou his skill us a Phv
sicluu. ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Impotcney, Lo.s of Power, Immediately Cured
und full Vlior Restored.
This Distressing Affection which renders Life
miserable and marriage In; possible Is the penalty
paid by the victims of improper Indulgences.
Young persons are too apt to commit excesses
from uot bciugnwaro of tha dreadful cons'.-qences
that may ensue. Now, who that understands
the subject will pretend to deny that the power
of procreation is lot sooner by "those falling into
Improper habits than by L.o prudent J Besides
being deprived Hie plcasuicb of healthy ompring,
the most serious and destructive symptoms to both
body and mind arise. The system becomes de
ranged, tho Physical and ".Mental Functions
Weakened, Loss of Procreative Power, Ncivous
Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart,
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, a Waiting
of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay aud
Death.
, A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAY3.
Persons ruined In health by unlearned protuu
ders who keep them trilling uiotnh after month,
taking poisonous aid injurious compounds,
should apply immeJhu-iY.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduated from one of the mast eminent
Colleges Iu tho United btato, and the greater
part of whose Ife bus been apeut In the hospitals
of l.ondou, Prls, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has etleeted some of the most astonishing cures
Hint were ever known ; many troubled with ring
ing in the heud and cars when usluep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden soauds,
bashtuluess, with frequent blushing, utL:li.!e.l
sometimes with derangement uf luiud, were cured
Immudiatelv.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses ull those who have Injured
themselves by improper Indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, untitling
them for vkher business, study, society or mar
riage. '1 HESK are some of th? sad and melancholy
effect produced I y early habits of youth, viz.";
Weakuesp of the Back and Limbs. Pains in the
Back a-Kd Head. Dimness of Silit, Loss of Mus
cular Povxr, Palpitation of the liem t, Dysoersy,
Nervous Irritubbity, Dyi-uugeinnnl of Diji'siive
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Ct n
sumitlou, itc.
Mkstalvt The fearful t-Tects on the mind
are much to be dreaded Leas of Mutuory, Con
fusinii of Ideas, Depression of Stiirin, Evil
Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Seif-Dirtrust,
Love of Solitude, Timidity, Vc, uro some of the
evils produced.
Tuoi sanps of persors of all ages can now
Jude'e what is the cause of their decl.nin:; health,
losing their vigor, Leccinirt, :ik, ple, nervous
and imaciatad, havii.g a f'mga'nr apie.uauce
about the eyes, eon;; hit id symplouis at consump
tion. vovn-.3 ?!r.:-:
Who have Injured themselves by a certain prac
tice Indulged In Whmi ii'miie, a 'habit Ireqiiuntly
learned from evil companions, or ut school, the
erbjcts of which urc nitlitiy If'.t, even w'aau
asleep, and if not enred, renders niarriage impos
sible, and destroys both uu.id and body, should
apply immediately.
What n pity that a yourg man, the hope of hie
country, the durliiiir of his l uinits. should be
snatched from all pro.-pocts mid cnjiiyiin nts ol ! uot buy the M.-utuucu was teiuiiiiatfU by a
life, by the vousequuce of devialiug" from ihe J latlll litat Set tlio tiilitliks rollliil luq- luouth
path of nature ami indulging i:i a tenia s.ciei i j taoti ll, JUnl as a beam of Jutlu hUt'sli.iiu
habit, fcucb lMte.,r eouumi tat.ug !Ul.vait a cluster of retl-rii clterrica.
r fleet that a fmi:iimh.d'ui'crbf.dT are the most ' J1,'lli' Morritl was just se-veltleeu :i
necessary reqiii.it.-s to promote cn'nniibial lm pi- I'111"1!1, y 'in Willi jcl-blilck hair lil llhh
ues. Indeed w ill ful these, tiie Join ucy tln.vigh e-il back tVuni 11 low totvliL'All, mill in-rH'Clly
uie oecoiues n we.iry pilgrimage ; lue prospect ,
iioui iji iiiiiav ns iiii.il ,itit ; uu: iiiiini eecoilli'S
shadowed with dt;v.ir and liiicl ltu thauielan
ciioly retlc.ciiou, ih.it tli..'. buppiiiMi of another
becomes blighted iili t urouti.
a ( EU I AIN UREASE.
Wbrn the liiiL"iiu. I uu l iinpiiident votary of
pleasure litids th.it. ha has imbibt l the seeds of
ibis painful disease, it th olteii happens that au
ill-timed sens ot chamc, or Ilea I of discovery,
deteia him Hern applying Jo luosii who, fnmi
ediif.iliou and respcciitbiiuy, can alone befriend
him, dclavlng till the Ciiiintiiiitioinil ..yiiipiom ol
Ibis horrid ilioiaso make their aiq eaiaueu, such
as ulcerated sore tliio.it, ii-rasn. in.se, uoctiiial
pains iu Hie be.id and laiH., diinuen of sight,
ill .i I lli-t.l , uod-s ou the sni.i bone an I linns,
blotches ou I l,e l id, fue iu.,1 txtu-miiics, j,ro-griM-sing
with friiilitt.il rpi.lity, till ai lust I he
palule ol th- m'j.ita or ll.e Im iu s ot tbui.sc I'.i'.I
in, uu I ihe tirthn of U,i i.n,;,l disease bec.iiuus !
u hurrid olijecl of ciiiimiMi.it i. m, nil ilcath pul 'I'lolui.iU whill, John 'f Mild Hetty lleui
A peril lu his dreadful fCllcini , by seiidiuic I Univ. tlllili'' asouai'o uf Turk.-f-i-. i! utii.di.
him to "that finbs i iilo.lL
iniiyil ml whence
no traveller ri-turn'."
It Is S llieluliehi.ly f.ief t'iHt thuiisaiids DIE I
victims to thl lnil, ilia.ire, llir'ii,,h t.illini;
lulu Hie li.m 1. of i,iii.iui .,r (u..l.iliil PKt
II.NhLUS, who, by the u.c of lli.il ih.id y 1't.i-
on, .Mercury, Ale., d.-.-tn.y Ibu einui.iuiiuii, un I j
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lo i renewal uf l.iie V i'ii uiid II ippim... In Ue. .
pair leave lain ttilli ri.tued IK-uilU lu .ili titer 1
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 187J.
"31 Y LIFE IU Lilt E THE M II 11 EH
itow:
The antbor of Ihe benutirnl lyric, "My Life Is
Like Ihe Summer Rose,'' which hi so universally
admired, like Wolfe iwilbtty, immortnlb.ed his
name by a single production. The pli eels usu
ally mtiibukd lot he hr : lion. Richard 11. Wilde,
a native of fhikluiore, hut for many years a resi
dent of Ccorirln, which he represented lu t'ou
gress. V. was wrhleu about Ihe year liilli. and
first p'lu'.ed iu lblS. V.'e subjoin the oilgiiiul
of Wilde, (in large type,) with a resjioiisc (in
smaller type) nf almost equal force und beauty,
said to have beeu written by a lady of Bultimore,
Maryland :
ily lifo is like the summer roso
That tien8 to the morning sky,
Hut cro tlio similes of evening clone,
Is Bcutlcl'ud ou the ground to elie.
Yet ou that rose's humble bed, -
The sweetest elewa ol'nighl Hie she J.
As il'ulic wept gucli waste to uu ;
But uone shall weep a tear for tue.
The dews of night may fall from Heaven
Upon the withered rose's bed
And tears of fond regret be given,
' To mourn the virtues of the dead.
Yet morning's sun the dews will dry,
.Mil tears will lade Irom sorrow s eye,
Affection's pangs be lulled to sleep
Aud even love lorgbt to Kfu;).
My life is like the aulutmi leaf
That trembles in the moon's pale ray
Its ImlU is frail, its date is brief,
lU'slless, and soon to puss away.
Yet tre that leaf chall fall and liide,
. The parent tree shall mourn its shade.
The winds bewail the lealless tive,
Hut uone shall bhkatjie a sigij for rue.
The tree may mourn its fullen leaf,
And autumn winds bewail its bloom,
And friends may heave a sigh of grief
O'er Uinfe who sleep withiu the tomb;
Yet oou will sprinc; renew the- Uuwrrs j
Aud time will tnng more s'Milliim hours;
lu liieuiUliip's heart ail grief will die,
And eveu love forgot to ijh.
My life is Hke the prints which feet
JIaye left uu Tampa's desert sand
Suou us the rising lielo thall beat,
Alt trace shall Uuit;li from thesirand.
Yet, us if itrieviiitj lo tliaee
All ves'.it;e of tiie uuiuan race
Ou that lone shore, loud moans the sen;
JJut uone, ulas ; shall niouru for me.
Tho sea may on the desert shore
lament cucli irate it bears away ;
The loneiy heart iu jiiitf may pour
O'er cherished Ii ieu.liihip iat decay;
Yet, when ull track is lost aud gone,
The waves dance blight und gayiy on;
Tims soon itU'uvli'ju'a ionds ie torn,
Aud even love loigels lo uiouiii.
SS-'
Till; LOVtlt'JJ CMUTIVITY.
The old clock in the kitchen had just
struck nine. It wan no uihleit toy, no trille
of bronze, or alabaster, but a tail, square,
solid relic ol the olden tune, looking; uot I
unlike n coPiu case n t on end, iu ll.e tor
ucr a clock that had hihted througii one
t'eL'eralton, and, lo ji.id-e from all appear
ances, was (juiio likely to Inset thriuioh
anollier. J)eae-o:i Mcrritt cherished that
old time-piecu with a sort of jiride which ho
himself woiud scarcely have CDi!!eSM.d lo.
There was unreal, ruddy lire of cliest
uut logs iu the wide rod brick-paved fire
place, aud the candies in the polished brass
tlicus wire winking merrily trom the high
wooden mantle, wlie-re they shared the pus l
of honor with it broken hea-shell and a.
piaster basket of improbably colored fruit.
At the v. indows a curtain of gaudy cliiutz
tliut out the luiiiion tlaw of tho frosty
auiutnnal mg,lit, aud on the cozy rug of
paily-eolurcd rags a hit tortoise-shell cat
purred away the Mowly lapsing minutes.
Jiut the lorloisc-shell cat was not tho
only iuhabitaut of the suug fariu-houso
kitchen.
'John !' .said Mehitalicl Meiritt, decided
ly, 'If you duti'l behave yourself, I'll'
W'ImI bhu would do, "Hetty Meritt did
ate'Ueu ey CUtiUVfi Hull g'.IVu il OCWlle-lllUg t'V
presMou ol surprise to a pair ol melting
hazel cyts. Miu whs rather dark, but the
severest clitic would hardly have fuuud
fault wilh the peach-like bloom upon her
checks, aud the dewy red of her full, d.tiut
i!v ti i i litiki
- .7 . . . I . . . . ..
hvideuiiy .Mr. John Alymer was quite ! , ."u "",,u iuroiogoto sleep in
satinlied with Hetty's pcculiur stylo of , 1'";"r- ultl just steal in and releasu
beauty. bun, as easy as possible 1'
'Come, Hetty, ' said John, moving his She sat' there, her plump fingers inter
chuir where ho could best watch tho Hush j Ineeil and her eyes fixed divamly on the
oflhe tireliglit upon her face, aud picking j lloor, while all tne timo her cars were stain-
up tue inieitu 01 eoiiversattou wncre iiemui 1
dropped it, wheu
u it bet aiiiu ueccsxary for j
Jlelty lo bid Hull 'behave lumsell,' 'you
might promise. It's nine o'clock, und
Jour latlit'l' Will soon bo home.
Woik louwiltto ilUilie, UUd iulcUllv OU-
serving the ciu ft.
'.Noiiwlite, Jlelty
You know what'
very well.
I'llllnllll.tB
I'romiiH) lo marry 1110 bt lore !
! 1 tell you what, lielty, it's all
Very well U.r you lo keep putting it fe'low j
on, oui i cauiiot vi.iuu a, what tutli your
l.ilhci s I n bidding I ho house, aud Caleb
Truman's turning hero ecry Sunday
ul.l
Hilly gave her prclty head a loss.
'.V ll Caleb I'lUiii.iu comme lu lu m.ldo
any liiiitieiice iu in y ii cliu ,, Joint ! :
' No. but, lletiy, il ion ( iikut.uit. vou ,
i know I'm a gixai u iiiiiii u C.tlib '4 4 it
,111111,11 1 dun l own lailroad kliai't und
Ui p au itn i.iiiit.il the in iv;h.uu Ikitik, und
I l l "VO )ou, Hill), liolll the ciy bolloiiioi
i my In .ii l ! lb tty , litis ni.itu r in in ittet u
; u". n.i luo oul no nil.ti iH ikiiii iu t In:
wi; i iius lliil l i luu lielo Lulvtiiii Us.
, I 'unit: pl uliliM ino
, Ho hud boltl her I. .Unit lt us, klij luuk
, td i.iiiRtll) lulu Uio li.jui't b tittu t tit.
. 'lii )iu luvo ii.t, lleiiy r'
j 't-a Luuw 1 l.itt- you, Juhii.
t ' I In u kv lu.iy just a will lult' wi(..t s
llai r'
'i In lo Mas it puiUliluu S'jiiii.l of di4H
' il. bulls uud latlliu UlUlii lu llui ii If
, loi'lil Uyulld i kl llllo . ll ilii'i Und
ti.ukiu oil tl.o du l id ti'iii.liy lu.iil.
; ll lly o4j l i In r i i t militinUiu iaia.l
1 sull.i.uij biiii uu I i be t.
i 'tii, John, ii i.,uu
I UpKI4l ll in )'
i 'llui till lnuitu l I'm )uU Lf, Julia t
i III 'o )i 1.1 II smut. Mlit iv, di( V
'll.4l SWUM ll.,, Hill) '' Sill lh )"UIIJ
IU4ii, iifiul. ly i4U.n.j In ii.uits, t
i.utiii l inititi .i sltai Ins tjeiii - (thy
I SU Jii.J I Slisl S 4Jf i.AI 11 JtUiti.) luij-
fot nv h'h JkI, Ca. J ttt. If JMI
AMBBICAS
J have over loved inc. do as I any I Not in
that closnt it h tlo to his bedroom ; not
through tnnt window it is nailed down
tight, lie's cmuiug! he's coming 1 Hern
John, quirk !'
And, in tho drawing of a brcalli, sho
lmd pitilii'(l Jnhii Alymer in tho square
pendulum case of the tall old clock, and
lmd turned the key npm hitn.
It was not a very plrnsnnt place cfrcfugo
inasmuch us his shoulders wcro rquoued
on either side, and his head tlattened
ngainst fpriugs end wheels above, a'ld lha
nir was uupleiistiiitly clone ; but honest
Jo! iu made) the best of mutters, nnil shook
with suppressed laughter in his solitary
prison-cell.
'Hew ! h jolly scrapo to be in.' thought
John, 'and no knowing when I'll be out f
it 1 Hetty's a shrewd little puss, however,
nnd I tnn't do better than to leave matter
iu her hands.
'So you hnvo.n't gone to bed, Hetty?1
said Driieon Mcrritt, slowly unwinding thu
two yunl8 ol woolen corulortcr m which he
generally encased his thronl of an evening.
Not yet, fullier,' (.aid Hetty, picking up
her scattered bits of patchwork with a glow
ing cheek. 'Did you have a plcasaut
meeting w
'Well yes,' quoth the Deacon reflectively,
silting down before the lire, treat lv to
Hetty's consternation, (she bad Hoped he
would have pone peaceably to bed accord
ing to his usual custom,) 'it was tol'bly
pleasant. Klder Jones was there, and
Elder Jtixkstretcher, and well all the
church folks piotty much. 'Why, how red
your checks arc, iletty I Tired, uiu't vou ?
Well, ynu needn't kit up for me, my duir ,
it must bo petting late.'
The Dencou glanced mechanically round
at the clock. Hetty felt tho blood grow
cold in her veins.
'Twenty minutes past nine why, it
must be later than that ! Why, land e'
(i of hen I the old clock's stopped !'
The old clock had stopped ; nor was it
wonderful, considering all the circum
stances. 'I wound it up thi mornin', I'm snrtain,'
said the Deacon perttirbedly. 'It never
sarved mc such a trick before, all the years
it's stood there. Your aunt Keziah used
to say that whenever that clock stopped it
was a sign of a death or a maniage in the
family before the year was out.'
There was a surppressed sound like a
ebu:kl(! behind the cloek-caso as Deacon
Mei ritt fumbled oa the shelf for tho clock
key. 'These springs must be out of order some
how,' said the Deacon decisively. How
seared you look, child ! There ain't no
cause for bein' w-an d. 1 don't put no fiutU
iu your aunt Keziah's old-time supersti
tion. Where, in the name of ull possessed,
is that key t I could ha' declared I left it
in the case.'
'Isn't it, on the shelf, father ?' asked
Hetty, guiKily conscious that it was snugly
reposing in the pocket of her checked ging
ham driys,
'No, nor 'taint on the si t-o.T neither.'
And down went the Deacon stiflly enouf h
on his knees to examine the lloor, li'Rt per
chance the. misting krv might havis s'.inned
oll'and fallen there.
' Well, I never knew anything so strange,'
said the 1 leaeon.
'It is strange,' faltered hypocritical Het-
Tll have a regular search to-morrow,
said Deacon Merrill. 'It must be some
where round.'
'Ys, it must,' said Hetty tremulously.
'Only,' went on the Deacon, slowly re
suming his place before the cheery blaze.
'1 kind n' dou't Ii! :o to have the old clock
stand -till a single night. When I wake
up. you know, it seems liko it was o' talkiu'
to me in the sti'ltievs.'
'Ihe Deacon looked thoughtfully nt the
fiery blacl.-V.. Hejty fidgeted uneasily
about ihe room, straightening table-cover's
anil setting back chairs oh, if he would
only go to bed I
As he t-at there, his eyelids began to
, (imp, ami his head to nod somnolently,
j Hetty's eyes lit up with a (sparkle of some
j thing like hope.
'Child,' he suddenly said, straightening
i himself up in the still-backed chair, 'you'd
bt tt.n- go to bed. I'll sit up a while longer,
tin i ne logs ourn out. t
Mlut, lather, I'm not sleepy '
'(Jo to bed, mv child,' reiterated the
Deacon, with good humored authority that
brooked no opposition, and Hetty crept
out ofthe room, ready to cry with anxiety
and mortification.
'If Johu will only keep quiet a little
while longer,' she thought, sitting on the
stairs where the autumu moonlight steamed
! .t.MI.- i . .....
iii iniiiy mueil'ior. l-atlier sirens so
II..' 1 - i " -
1 i iiicir uituosi capacity to eaten every
sound iu the kitchen beyond.
ij.u'k, was mat uio wail nt the wind, or
was it something, to, her, literally 'nearer
und dearer 1" Yes she could not by mis
taken now it wi.i actually a snore 1
Hetty rose softly to hcr'foct with renew
id hope. Surely now wus the accepted
lime.
Xoim bssK- n,.i;n(, .i..1au .i,..
t rossed the hall, opt ned the kitchen door,
and htole nrn.su ilu.
rloor. The shifting lustro of tha lln light i
revealed to In-r Ivacon Mcrritt iiodding
la line the llro with closed vycs, and hands
hanging at his sidis.
'Me l tyriaiuly asltep,' thought Hetty.
Wit!) a luart that Ik at qua k aud last,
like tin) btrokisofa miniature haiiiinc ',
sho drew tho key ft'olil her tires a kel
and pi'iK'.fil.'il, spitu of tho in rvoiu trem.
bluig n her llngi is, to 111 it into the lot k.
Ho iilisu-bid tv its she In her task, Unit she
III Ver limed I ho SU.IdfU fiss.llloU of the
Inavy britiilhiii never saw thu lkaeon
slai I siiilil. iily lulu Uttki'luliits mid ionk
ai. Hind l itt hi. I her. Ah, llclty luvo is
' bliml. i hey .', unit U Is equally truo Unit
lovu is k.Ulli lllilik lb .if t
'. I me In !p .nl,' iid lKitcull M. rillt.
'I iifur, I -I louud Iho key,' taltiitil
Hitty, 'uii.l I
'i oiin I ll.o ki ), thf' rvllirue.l Iho k.
fu.. ''v;, l!i.if III, ky and nuw )uU
t'.ni lind in, wlai lUij iii.ilUT with the old
tliH.lt, hi"
llilly's In Hit, ihiubiiil s i Kl t w uiu.
in. i t i r lit. i u M, ktniinl lu staii'l khkif
luii ly kiill.u U acmi Mi 1 1 in lunwd iht ki y
UU I "pilM.l Ihe ltd tliMir o Iho link tit-C
'iltllut' i i-nuuud U iniii Mill. U,
Mr. J.ilm Alyiuic lu.nblid Uuh.oly ibiu
lilt I'Ollll.
M , . a Hat lbs mu'UI Wilh lbs blJiiutk
. 1. 1. 1
.,
' is, klr.' ni l Mr, Aliiur uoiuiHAkkdl; 1
'I b qiy I lutni'i miniitlx iiiUiait.4 nub I
ll.tl H.k Ol tU ll.k I j
'ooe MiiuOk's liiWiiitit uii rue' ;
,ul it iti, irii'ij lu'l'un
3
I Tovi Nerlrtj, Vol. 9, o. CO.
1
Old Kcr.'tN, Vol. 31, So. II.
'What do you mean, tir, by hiding in my
house liken thiol'!' J
'Indeed, indeed, fuhe? ! fried Hetty,
bursting into t.nrs, 'it wasn't his fanli 1
Ho fiidn't want to hide, but 1 pat him
there I' '
'You did, eh! And rosy I ts what
for v
'Father,' fultered ITeMy, ralhrr irrele
vantly. '1 love him and h- loves mt I'
'Is thr.t any reiisoM he should hide id Jl
clack-case, Mi-js 1" .
.o but !a:hrr t C!i, father ! I "r?'r
can marry Caleb Trunmn. He is old, and
crown, and w iihen d, and
Hetty's teas finished ll nrr.ifnc f.r
her. The ih-jicon lot kid down, not wn
ki'idly, o.' her bouej !iead Olid t'.ie U nder
nrms that supprjit.'.l it. Appun.ntly the
'ecr.rso of true love.' j oughly tliutth il ran,
was overwhelming all hu owa world- ise
arrangeinenta iu jtj tr-!.
' 'And so you two yo'irg f,,!ks rrally '.hin
you love er.cli other I' said tho beacon
ined ita lively.
'I lov her with til my heart nrd soul,
sir,' a.'i'.l John Alymer t.tnieUly. 'I'm uot
rich, 1 !:uov, but I can work for her.'
'And 1 can v.-ork for myself tea. father,'
intcru)ed Hetty, with eyes that shono liko
hoi teni a start.
And o'i sov yourself, nir.' went on
Alymer, 'that thu slopning of ."the clock
meant either a death or a mnriiaga. Of
foi'r.ie we don't want any deaths ; so don't
iniiiiv nit: uiimi, seiiMiuie iniug we can
do is to help on a marriage :.s aoou as pos-
The Deacon laughed in spite of himeelf.
'It's late,' said the Dcaeoj. 'Come n,n,..l
to-morrow mornimr, and we'll ulk about
it. No, liet'.y, I'm u..t an-ry with you
child. I s'poo youug fi lLs will be yifum''
folks, aud there' no u e trviu' to slot) 'em r-
Aud. as 1)13 Deacon lv-iniMcr fl ..
lum and set the iron tongue cP ha old clock
talking again, John Alvine.' lat'ce l on the
lront dooifitcp to whimper to Hetty
'ily darling ! it's worth pas.siug a life
!ime behind the clock-case, to feel as hap
py as 1 do now !'
Jtlisfflhucoits.
"itt.iftr liniKn."
luhuiuttii jir1not Toward
Southern Luii-f.
Ill
It is, perhaps, unnecessary to remark
that Oeu. JUttler was once iu cotjmr.nd at
.New Orleans. Eiiuiilly useless is it to say
that little good of him wa3 written or
thought during his administration, and
that his ''treatment" of southern ladies
was described by adjectives of u very se-
St. Michael's is the name of a pretty Pt-
tie village not hundreds of mil, s unrthnrj
Xcw Oncuns, on the Missisopni, wnH
1 .;. . . . . ''I 1 "i'l'ii I
tl-IU HUJIUl I,
in war was itmited lo a ('niitiuii of iim
tiered Heart, that formed a f.i voriie school
l.r ihe daughters of the rebels of that oec-!
liou. l'erluips a dozen of dwellin-rs sur- '
roiiiid this main feature of the vh.-x', hiv.1
t. Michael's :n rebel from riiii to core. 1
Mother Miannon was t!ic nbbes ofthe con- f
vent aud superior of i!:e school. She ".nd 1
her "daughter iu reunion" eei'.aiuly e'uer-:
ed Ihe anli-l'itiikce Sentiment; but, hold-:
jug old-time notions sphere iu political i
broils, they were not loud iu the utterance :
ol their thoughts, 1 his did uot keep fatu- j
lue. noiii tue convent uoor, tio'.vever; theru
came a day when the sture hotiju war bar
ren as a Southern tic Id trodden by Mor
gan's Cavdry. If the nuns uttered a bi
mot ihui night, it must Lave been exqui
sitely spiritual.
A loud knocking resour .led at the f,ate,
and u messenger appeared, sUri'.cd aud
breathless. A deputation from Douald
sonville, a doen miles northward on the
river, from the house of the .filters of Char
ity, waited lo know if Ju c Shanuoa would
leceivo tne sisters and their thirty orphau
girls, whose asylum had succumbed to the
lortuncs ot war, and who vcro houseless
and hungry at Dnualdsouville. Mother
shannon is a brave woman, but aha blanch-
cd r. little.
"Afoa Dxu, is it impossible. We have
no lood ; cw Orleans is uu!er G.ueral
butler, and communication with the city,
so far as the supplies are coucerned, is be-
juuu ujj iiunvr. -uucu as i may regret
it
Hut slic could not send tho refusal. Tho
.Sisters nnd their whole lloclc of orphaus
were soou within bt. Michael's walk).
Mother Shanuou at at her desk and wrote
something like this :
"Sir : We have 1:0 food, but havo or
phaus. Inclosed is a draft fur tfj.oijo and
an order wo desire to have tilled, with your
iH iiiusMuii, .tew vi leans. "
A taithful colored man was the deimta- '
lion who bore this docuiin.nl
to Boast Hut-
ler. The licueral asked a f-jw
quielnuis
thu contraband proved intelligent, aud tho I
Jk-ast learned the situation. A day or !
two later a supply tniiu reached St. Mi-
chad's aud the messenger was iuirusUd !
wilh a note Irom the IVnst whi, Ii ..l !
someil.itiL' liko ibis: I
"Madam : I am sincerely sorrv vou and
your charge bhould kuilci iuuocenily by 1
this cruel war. Mioutd other misfortunes I
reach you, pli ase inform mo ul once." I
Tho supplies sent wcro louud to bo just
double tho quantity of each atliclo order
ed ; and ahhough thu draii ta nut re I mil- :
eil, f.'.OOU in cash taiuo ill its l lace. and '
! kUiiporled tho thirty orphans ihruh later
aud 111010 bitter l ine. lYw knew of this
action of lieu. JU tK r, and be lu vtr told
it. Uu in."i!y bucect ding ix c.iioii lu was 1
called 1 nti Ul the saiuo kiraighllui ttard, ,
wuuiauly May for 11 id and lu'iUii turn, and
ill every ilislalico Vtcio bmh givi u, ju.lly I
and wilh Iho coutlisy of iho gciillcitiaii. j
Tho childivii of uUI Suldiiu. I.illui oil
Iho wrong kido of m rial war, int.! nukim
to know vthal a siriiiie kind ol a "lit usi"
Uuilir Ha ul New iii it an, ui.. tho uiuu'
iinliiiiik of "Vaiikom" Mtiu iiii'.niiilly
niiKiiiioil. M'iilu r Miiiiiiinu's lib a bvc.uus
gi.iliwliy, "Wlicti liuiciul Hull, r Hud
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lin y urc iK Ii, iht-y mid l.ini.-;il lluur a
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Ifnee la sw Vork.
Tour years ago Jonephini Young, a
handsome, rollicking, aud ambitious eouu
try girl, tiill in her t-ens. growiug tired of
tha monotonous scenes of a country vil
lage in Connecticut, wheto she had been
born and brought up, dcltruiiued to seek
her torturo la tl.s great city of New York,
and left the parental roof without auy
leave-taking. Shortly-after her arrival in
that city she succeeded in getting employ,
ment, by whhh jhe earned enough to sun
port heiself lespectably. Her tm rgy and
pie.i.,ing manneii won lor her tho conti
oenco and caleem of her employers, and
she wus floon on the fair rond to tha reali
zation or her grand anticipations.
After about a year's residence In tint
city r.hu unfortunately gol acquainted with
a dandy gentleman, who pretended to b
mitteu with her rustic beauty, and after a
brief courtship ahe consented to be his wife,
and they were duly made one. After a
very abort honeymoon ho informed her
that it would be necessary for her to go
back to her former employment, as bu ws
not able to support her, and even hinted
that hu c::pec.ed that she would cam
enough to support them both. This sho
did. and continued to do without murmur,
until tbe advent of a little stranger render
ed it necessary for her to remain at home.
While her savings lasted tho lortr vin.
j bond basbami con I'm ned to live with her,
edhcr tVnJ
uuiv ncn ttiev ueeuuie ex inusteil in il...
her child, and left them in
! a.1,,,0l t(,l:'1 w"!,t- SI' struggled on until
i k."u reuum! to but a single cracker a
' ! r "el'!'1 uni1 htmishiug mf.iut. Tho
! Is,lUe 0I.,U at ''W'tsuccnr.iriied to tho pangs of
3tarv!llll,;. now lies in a pauper's
r,ravo- , Aft.cr Uin. ' eilUl. r 1,ur t-,,il1' in
V"1 stremity ot oeaa;r, she sought to
?rHT lm' ,?row.!.. , S of. cheai'
LJOU1'br'n' A,'fl- Uih! u"'k!l" 'ts it'll uencti,
was arrested for drunkenness and disorder
ly conduct, and committed to tho Island
in default of hail.
After her arrest h; wrote to her sister
in CouneCicut, explaining her circum
stances. The sinter immediately came to
her nssictance, and employed Mr. John O.
Uoyd as her legal .adviser, who took out a
writ of haUi's corpus for the prisoner's
discharge. The parties were then takeu
before Judge C'ardozo, who, after hearing
the circumstances, ordered the prisoner's
discharge, Ou Friday she started, in com
pany wilh her sister, for tho home of her
childhood.
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As to Low DunssE. Most fashons
owe their origin to an attempt to give pro
minence to the strong poitrt or bide the
weak point ofa king or queen. Thus pow
der came into voguu to conceal a qneen's
gray hair, and large perukes because a king
u? .,',l''u'., 1,0,VL'vrr'
'T: lmt, .t'", c""1"
t'ir bust m nil the be;
,in;ifp t'-iq ... f:ir niA!.. ri-n- Tl I ! rtlin
irom a
of thu
eaulv of
nature lias a far more romaniic origin. In
a battle i:i which the French wore engaged,
(alldatest we may nrentiou are iu reservo.)
their rauka were broken, nnd they wcro
routed. Whenllhey rettca'.ed, their women
bared their breast and entreated them ti
fall in the hands ofthe enemy. This wa?
too much for the g;i!!ent Gi'iu's. Nerved
with fresh courage they turned, renewed the
corte-.t, ard were victorious. From that
day French women hnve on festal occasions
always been accustomed to wear their
dresses low. In fact when you see ono
who appears to have forgotten tlio miner
; part c.f i:rr dre.,it is nc proof of indelicacy,
! but simply an indication of the power of
! ualioual sentiment. This sati.l'actorily
i explains what many ignorant people havs
laum tor impropriety. e live and leara
IICMAJf IlAnrrs. Habits are forming
I 111:0 masonry. J-.very tliouglit seems small,
1 as every brick small." And yet, I notice iu
j tho building that, small as bricks are, onu
I being set iu mortar day by day, by skilful
I hands, till! Willi tlnrkrui mwl ri'uon niul II...
huge structure is piled up r.t last. Taken
' singly, these bits of burnt clay are of no
siguilicauce, but all of them together are of
j tremendous significance, Xow, a man's
, life is made up of little thoughts, 'any ono
, of which is not much, but the nmltitutde of
which are like bricks in the bauds of th
i builder. The Walls of vour character am
j going up day by, day and you are building j
, not alone for time, but for eternity.
Bnciovca luffbi.
Hor n Fttsr Uiii.yty. A party of Irish
men, once upon a time, coutracto'd to clean
a deep well. Having uone of tho conve
niences employed for such purposes, they
wen: at a loss to r;ct oue of the party ou a
li tt la ledge near thu bottom to assist iu tha
process 0! gelling out water, mud, etc.
VI "ut ,l"""' I hewn, a herculean tellow,
r''0!""1" 1 P' wiaoii was considered just
! the lluii '.
u Wft : J'ny was to clatp l:ia bi
Asts around tho windlass ; then auotlier of
t,,c l,;irl' wast to cI.uuUt down r.nd hoU
ou l,' '"s ,0s' a,ul u on unUI lho ,1,t nillQ
should be able to Ivf.n upott Ihe ledu'C
I'eiug slightly cu'-iiec" wilh liqunr.
the
parly prtqsueil lor the dt scent without
tioppii g ivt cor.iu:p!att the Uitllculties in
volve -i in the adventure.
M 'th bared biva.t, and sleeves ti"keil
up, big Jimmy seized the round portion c'
llm wiudl.tss dinetly over tho will ami
swung liiin.. If over. Another ofthe narty
crept il.iuti Jiiuiiiv's body and grupcJ hii..
by iho luHits. AfUr kcvciitl more !...d fol
lutvi d suit, aud the huunin clu'.i began to
stretch I'.ir into ihe Well Jimmy In-camo
alive to onu tie.it diiUeiillv ; tho windlass
did nut nil'iid bun a u'ood hold iu the lirst
p!.n'c,aii4 iho weight ttas cutting iutolcr
able. At lust human sinew coiiM staud it no
liiuycr, and Jiuiiiiy baited tho lomr link in
the 1 h.iiu t 11U :
"llejalit rs, i'at, hold fust below till X
shpit mi lm! h.tiis."
StliliiU tbe action to tho words, he ni
lt ii-il In 1 it ti I , wlicll, i.'cui v. Iho slt.i't
p.til) sill pit 'cipiiaiiol to the bolt ni) ot 1 In
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