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!::;, stocks, If J,a-'l ::i.-.ri.ra.!.'eJ
iivv'V, he t.ms ih':'e.i . reiiHAV tiii
ia!:i.:y, ( i;;isii;i.r of his v:f ali.l (-lie
ihi.iu'iiier, t. an 1; ii : : ' ! i!wi'!!i;!,ir;
n .i-i lVoi:i i "in.- (hue i-f that removal
the Mur;!;;s. were :i m ire niritione.l
.-.ie v.i:;t to marry uao'.Ler f
Then he ii'rki'il the lefu r III), i'
it i'.-.i;!!, a:i'l iiai'('i ii t.t the ti
!. here th" yei'lii l.o.J i. ft it.
'i'iie C'llii'll's ef i ho mis.
ui,! :i.it ;iUio::"ii. X niucii. It
m. t't ly ; reriiy t- i:ie v!iie!i. ui
in:?i.e'.. !i .:;, I'lioi!! life had
her; 1 i.:t. the i;jj!-llat;iu ( ' I -ar
ha.l i lietie.i n l.iilio of il:f r-
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Wtille II.
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into the so 'lu t i wit:
tiire. That (Oves-i-
ir ! Aiiurea-. ilaii'-y. I ;
:it (! tcrlf: ! in his ir::..'
i ciiiiiit, w!io !;a i nr.'i.r
i '-
to An;!re::.i llarh-y. lie had ' l'ht-,
I'.icou nt ;(;! i::s clerk i.t the LMiii'iin.
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ia'eilijcn: Olio!;.: Ciiioii-m o:i the. oar!, -noses of trmle. lie raovement ot (luriii'' fin attack on the Irontir r.rt-, too intncRt; !-r in
of snioe h:ri li'( !i.s oi th ;us:uid.s el'i .m:,! j.miii t!i War.l to the Kat. aud ! t!f nieut.s the Indians hhouM c:nryimt-iU;i. The. hindiu!? usutcrlai, i-r.'iiisry
vottri wh-' with a Iiasic whh-h iu ' its 'i-urtf.tiua ahroad, purchase ofcr nae.vpwtoil utid juiccrs.ful re.-i.-;-j clay, and the coal (hi.-t arc ctapticd ' d -: fir, no offenre t- roit Lut wl a
private li!sanv:.s would he itisiu:... new b'toek hy our laerchants, tla; fct- tam-t', iicwssitatin,? a premature with-1 into scparatn ftation-rv f-y lii.ders con- ' car.-ic out in the passa?. ?ave !--r
rci kli s.-.:ie.-s, :ue to jmss tinaiiv ::o! ( .r tleineat of balances between coninier-! ilrawa! and flight i n their part, tuey taaung revonin pariiiions. ami live i v,u('e.(! r,.ri -
lunar i;irp'i.-es irrevoeahly tipua a icia! centres, and the genera! industrial ' will resort to ytrateev in order t e-per cent, of the clay nud niio ty-iive !i o-v dare you V ays K "l was
onesiio-i of an importance ln-nrer toiadivitv which usualiv characterize cure th-ir mfvty. In aeeordanee J per cent, of the cord dust are dis- j i marry you, my dear." "Mart
i heir pe: sons and their lirof. -rf r t!n:i the e
Uiu sun .-I a a uio t 'i.-,iali..a m.-! ; ti;e lii.i volutin: oi Uuj
1
!er niotiths, riMii:r(. tlie use ol wita a plan previou.-lv loraieu ana c.iarca logciuci um n .-..o
oa'ar nioticy. , understooil or ta-'ii member of the , As tue coal anu fia
vcr. i t:
ail I'lL-etie-r i o
cra.l .-lie, I
l kri'.e.v you.''
,v v iii, toy df.r
I nil fair and
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i.uah" Si.e 'iidu't
clai.ner :i th.it,
fashionahh
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I The troubles of the ha id.
i'y did riot end lu re, 'i "tu
cd he iaercl.au;. Vi. ..!:.'!
' ma-' i." eoiiid i.o
i-.. 1 ! a lew 1 ell!.-'
(K'letv o
L S l.liil-
'ii? Mow kill
a Ffi''"tv
ii under 1 lie
ml ha.'. L. i'M
If a few li
! i k"u trom him a' iut-.-rvals. he niic
i av reeovercd. an-1 reia'ue-1 i.' !o
p-.s'ti'-a ; bat ihe destractioa ! t"
ef ; ho'.i-aiid" a; one wv t-p
W .v.'-.' overwhelmed iiOil. I!
rn;1 i'y and died, lea'. ;is
to hii'Vei the waves .f lin W"i
hollo! of tin! -uai i.os. 'i nev
tp-iken f liiat l::it ruti.v or twiee,
l iiea e.isuit'.iy : and he had
peeled n.'.t'uin.ir umil tie leifr
been thrown i t h:s way.
Several ty " "f ati'd ';."
i :;r-tin.r ef th" rm.
Clerk ami omidoyer em-urn;
,-a-h other oltr-a, ! :;o ,
wo'. 'is passed b.'tvreea I hem.
evident that AiiliVr.S Haii.
.;i-!!.M-rd a; .-oiiiethintr. but 1
had ; Yui:::.r M.i- o: tv,
and 'C!i;ie, nmi wh":i Hurler
fu-' con as.-",!, a ho hastily -ii'j
had store and f.nhir.vd i:ii ;.
1 clerk left behind til !:
e !el jwith which he had
ami lio-y s'.iil l:a:: : ia 1
le.-cil i h.ano ef Tiiiiio l.ee, now
d i d M.--';; : -.
mi;;; ! to t-s-;
i. ! rn i t liie
he r.um!a!oanf li:ise'Ui;:io;nre;i'i't. j Tiii.s i-i tiie period when the ina.viiauui party, and f-peeinliy provided for an , they are snrinkk-d with the inX of j
i he :.!:'.'.::.i;ie is every ti;!;;-or a ;ii-1 of trade i-s reached. Its minimum is 'emergency, the war party fading J lime, which the machinery t.oa'. crs m , -i
i," : imt ; .-'.'t iioa or orovi.-o can he ! dorim.' the summer moailis. This is them.-elres about to eneoiuitcr .sue- due proportion. 'I lie moistened mas.- j .-.
rcjei't-'-I ; c.o i) useless, ili-di-cstcd, im-! the p' riod of ret among business cessfu! resi-tanc;' on the j.irt of the j i eiirrie.I by a screw projxdbr into tae j . on.y .auhed arid snidi.e
pos.-ihieor pi'luiei m s i riattimmt .must, ! nom. Nature is hard at wmk pro-' fromier-mea lent a hi.-t v retreat, bat J mixing machine, and the product i. j ' ..loa'i. s.onk -.f f. -N-t thtnk of
wiii. the h: iiiamii ;'i:! pri,: -ipi-s ei'j dueiag the means which develop th ; instead .f taking tlio'r fl:ght ia a then molded into lumps the size and:i." -ays 1. crtfid like; "not w!. a
rcioiMiean governmet.t, ti.e rcasea i- fail and winter acliviiT. Crops are : single direet::i and in one part v, I shape of hen's eggs. These lump J mi have Mm all tW thousand of
tali
.a A'-y-
ll;'.' safe.
i:iitriou
r.e f ti.e
'.:! regulation o
w.i'i the iii'.'.-essury octant!, n ofja
ike bevi.o.l t!
ie. made
cartage:
iir'-lo-ii'
r..
( iiu ;ow. r. oa a
of decision and
i
i'-. :ica
he Il!l-
!(.- law i f liie land. To C'.lii-
rur if'- ina.MU.i.i V ami to 1-1 -;
iu ll tit lue oi'TiSiire cx.i-tc 1 Ir an a
ren.--;:iah!e being, the licst of the tieto
idiotted laiii-t be irivea t an :nve.-'li-
faneiioiis ' growing, and business may be said to ; thereby leaving an unmistakable flue
be ia a. t-late of partial gu.spcu.siou, , ior t!ie:r pursuers, the entire party
waiting for liie productions of nature, i breaks up into numerous smaller
it "1 the completion o! nature's work, ! naml, eacli anparcntly Itceui in an
are then immerecd in a solution of jt.rb ; Tor tno purpose.'' hat no
rosin, and are carried on a wire holt . j y.oi ,'.ican says she. staring.
through cvfljnrrting and drying tun-j ' Come. n;w,".-ays I, ' d,n"t tell me:
ncls. and are thcrt diseharecd auto- 1 k.mjw what's it hat. When a man
maa'nwork begin.-. The ripened crops j independent direction, a few of tho matically into coal cars, baing then eivgrationizc li's trt get to
IIO?li;!
1 1 W ii s
y vri:s
: took
(.'!.i'."l :.' '
gallon of tins new c.
!l'tl!iU:o:l
ii-: ma v re.tcii
I'll V. : a Jlr:
.i.
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to ll I liie best the- c..:
those who (!:. k'u ii nt their
but who did n .t aow m -.a : i.
n:e th.'m on the !c(';s.
Vi,"ii a rich mm .-a i ! . .dy
eo;.;.'S poor tae irrave is ilie .i. -t .'
ei toe
. sank'
f : m:i v
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in!
one tii.i
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w:
1 1
tii.riy iio,...rs vrei'e ac
i A mli ens 1 ! nrley i aiicd
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a ' i'i. u to
cd away at
i the path,
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f 'rmati-'ii into tia
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giving lcs-(:i.: in
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p. t '. im ii'-T M e:vo i n s
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wrs -i'ii'g
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t Speak
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!', eid ;
hcaltuy to go 1 i i i I a: e
a a 1 dollar: !.-: ".. , w i;
permit liimsel;' lO be till'
.-mid .W.I. lie MiCxked I
. one ri! on tue do an! the other
wateuimr lor t!s- "o'd man," who
1 did.n't i'.ke hhn any t..-..- v.i-1!. -avc a
a faint kn-a k at the d -r, and it was
"iieni'd and he was. .- ".It "1 ii.io the
par:-r. Hesa;d he .".aldn't May but
! a la'iiitie. thie.iqih he d'dn't iu an to
I go heme fur laoirs. ;-'-!i- waiia d to
; know J,..w iii" mother v a.- : if hi
father hail ii tm e l fr.-m York .-tale :
if his l.v-.ther Iiili's r'e'i.i.iiitism was
i uiiv leuer: ma' he wmit ever and sat
low:: en ;!..: f 'la : a- ii ..i to -i.aia
bin v.'O-". The: e: nvfTj ;tioa !';. 1,
and he piavcl with his hat, ami she
to ion
ei
lo he';. tliT1.' whom ti
come lo what is entitled to I
a eoui'-Pismn we Pave some critic
ml one u.-gr.-t : m to ofn
ci.miiii'ii i i'iie iii.Iats . f i i,"
po-.-il cvt-titiitiiia arc, in inii'f. .
1'on oi fees hoL'CrPi ai! wcd
i-'t'.ip- a:: i cunty lainir-ierial ,.;;ie. r
anl a saostitiMhiii tliei -C (,f lic
.-aiara-s; a ia peat 1 t'i-r".'i
l which the worid depends for food i best laoiiated usually falling behind
niiiat he mired. Cotton must be i to attract the attention of the pur
gathere.!, rie-!, anil worked up by I suers and give time to those of the
th; lo on i of the wield into fabrics part y vh arc burdened with prison
ers and captured stock to make good
their escape. In such an emergency as
ml which
I his
ia demand eveiywhere.
ai and la-ecssary activity
'I ef ele''! ioa
t i iie com t- of comiin
rs there:
eaPe.i i ;: os o r .:".: v v expcauitures oi money tms, a remie.vous ior inn wiioiepan v
isn;s ! wiiiie she p-o'le I .f rest during the has bei-n previously fixed npon. It.'
ring tnomh'i reoaire eampfirative-! location is usually upon .r near some
)- iy h-'t little. What (diall he done j water course (-r prominent landmark,
ii- vvl'.!i lids Immense supply of money I distant perhaps thirty or forty miles,
v ' luring the period of rest 1' To keep ' thither nil smaller parties direct their
.. '-. it idie would be a great loss to the ! eour.-e, e:i.;h by a si p. -rate and usual-
u: owner; to invest it so a' to make it iy a circuitous , ourse. miompi eitner
;; .am someting and yet he forthcom- j of these smalier purtles fud thein
niiiig when needed i.s so slioiig a tenia- j selves closely pursue 1, or their trail
readv fer the market. '.vara a woman enn.grauoni.rs it s
In Europe the artificial fuel, after , tret i.iarrh d. You may as wei! d it
being varnished with rosin, is dump- j a once." "Well, she giggled a bit
cd into ears with perforated sides an i j an 1 we were spliced two days rf -r-bottoin-,
and the lump? are then bak-1 wards. M'!jonrtie roji'-r.
ea in an oven, the proce-.s refpuring;
much time and unnecessary handling j
and consuming a large amount of fu-
ci. Mr. Loiseau has leu engaged
experimentiri? at Nts nidi onin?, un-
A Sr:il'l Itailroad OrJr.
The s ipei'n'.rndeats ,f the J'rie
ail Atlantle and lireat Western
liHo'.vavs nave reiantly iojei an or-
y hp
! tcr
l:i t-'iht ( iiaimes fur the
.. -.i I rj . 'I..: r'1 1 l-.i w . .
e:.ii e.vei-: tatioil U.ai it na oeeome oi laic years urnrg lononeu arm an cuorrs ro niriw
it ideas lo I the practice of oar business men. i the pursuers off prove una vailinar,
f; l.nthc!!- Ii!l the danger of this practice has j they relimpii.-Ii the plan if uniting
Country ! with the others at the established
e
appoint siipcrvas
ai g of cori iin o':
a! terms; s-wcry
rial n inecablv. iudi- i recent! v been Illustrated
imarovemea's in the ! banks have placed their surplus where rendezvous as that would imperil the
i
.on as
i
a
in't 10 Pre-' Il eoilil earn s.i.iCiniiig ii . j ri ir unoaiiiiii hi iiiiiii lunii lilies', iiuk ecieci, n
egi;iiii.'ite!y ' oimmer months, ami yet be made j new route leading neither in the di
ndmeiits ia j available when lu.eded ia trade. It ; reetioa of the rendezvou nor of the
.. ... . i ....... . . i A ...:.,., . !... .!... ! i-P
.-i.e: :,, c-iiii i- i e. a.-
Oi -ii'i'.-S ef le.r
vcat i-ilis from he
;n-'.-ed; some local air.endmerits ia avail able v. hen m cded ia trade
ihi' '.n av of :ib"li-!ri.gr(":isti'r:i eoarts i was stated tiiat deriag the panic that j village. ;., order ro-t only to elude
an. n in ri'ii, h-iphia ; arm !- hhe New York haak:i held about 00, but t mislead their pur.-uers. Then
in 1 !:. j .1; : ; .;i ippi nro. i i.-t-OX'.)-.' of this Mirplns, on which they ! ies a long laid tin some Might, un-
ii a t
Ci 'U'.li i
i
i -: I- I'M
II.
.e
i r .
'I.;'
el c'.:; la:n con
mid-', red. ma
tioii ef the Sap
r t o ,.,
p
tr.'.n-
ic mu.-t
a .
to !.
! a .!
siiriak 'fr
:!.!.
Wi ck ef
d M inai.
ht Ci.ef.
! his i:m'irci:a
! . w than was r.ece- -"1
am on the r:jiit t
js. ;is iiar.cy, i:t,.,
vet." IVi 'aiti .: a s. r
u ant to t'n
i'l.Tji I.ce."
"N'..r do I." -
w a lit'ih
v i fancy. '
ii," said An-
aS iy. A I' I ,
:! tope. "1 do j
o il l -im r isi
I P
j glu .-mt
; ppi.-a vr.:
' h:i :il' a ie
-he said :
a snow-.-'.
i! Vol. hi
s n.-; i
'W-h r i i
he d:d,;".
r. i
;
.an
-I ii
An-
I,..;
p: re,
to sec
a.- lia.ieV
t v.nbur'.1.
in.r I'ioe
. a i". n-e
1 Ma" n
iiiii'itin hi."
Mr. ii.-rh v.
ik r:ain-t I'
siia.le
;er. i ins
seemed to irivi
and the:: h-
n,'i'n:
Uil 'It
1, ei.
i.tii.r haii
ai : aid lie
r, a.- :h"
ipiurh t.i
era'!, and
:; wouid
r ranaing
a 1 1 I
: ina
As i
. ... a i
e cu'.a p
pioii-ation
to pp. ie th;
is ii i:ni.-t h
r.fc S'l'oiei
if
c
.iladi!;.!
' muni coui is. were iiy.:ig Irma turee l lour per in, iiav.pg w-r out : oatwittea
coriuin.il j.ir-; cent, interest Of course to pay this their pnr.-uers. of whoso more-merits
Court ; tiie ' rate for nioiii y tin y must loan it a t ; they k''i tlieuiselvea th'ir.t:gh'y in-
tiuaiotarv far I barber rates to other.--, under i.Uo1 ioimeti, lia v make iiieir wav ia ,-,.ie-
uer tne nu.pices o, tue tamg,, -.oai,, t0 fbeir pa.-semrer con Jaetors that
and Navigation fompany, for nearly l) c
aj-ear and the process aoove no-,t!,.:m Vor!d..e,or sladl anl
sen.ied and the machinery are tue ro- .. ,.,, ..j.. n C()V.h tl.
suits oi the experience he oas husj. ( ))f lLo r4..,..;ar stati.,T) at
obtained. It is said that tue co.-t c. I ,,i,:,,i, , p. ,;,. ,..:n '..-. . -?;,,...-
, men ui'. (i ll U HI -ioa . il'J 11 HI II' -
I
inanufaeture at the mines of this aril
ficial fuel will be a'aait eighty-tivi
cents (,er ton, but the machinery for
diately preceding the arrival of the
i tram at a station the brakemaa wiii
on-nic ct ei'-o caen an i close
its production will be very expensive. "' '(ir (wLca j,rftctIcaI:) an;l a;;.
At the mouth ofnear.y every mine ;J ,i: s .c (I;,,InctI; the name of the sta
there is a muntiim (if eoal nail sever ; ,: Tf,. r.
t V . i IlLll.l
al hundre l bet hih, ami if any pro- v. ,., v
rri-i i'in he fniirol win re'. .' ibis im-
, , ai eaieat.- ar.se
na nse amount or ruei can o eae.apiy
1 licre is no or.e ca
so ntanv minor railroad
that which tiie
utili.ed, the ex'iienses of mining coal
mar be reduced, and cumbersome
hearts of waste m'i
cd a war.
rial mar lie clear- j
ftnf.ls t'iinntc Mlcnefd.
li (.:e
said, howev.
Is p.p'i'e priMier
live e-.ntrol. To ail this
ii.i ami a : eonuitions anpose
itv jurisdiction. their eastomcrs t
time.
1 upon them by ! ty to the viiiagc A t the hitter. look-
of th-
e ori.iv!-1 1 ie;r i ali an
r, tiiat i I no .-ii'oi
i i.e .-iiopg i.-iiipiation to obtain
hijh rttes of interest ha eau.-ed them
to takeri.-ks vrhi.h in ordinary times
a is, iibji'cl to; outs ni'4' i'ii!i-!,v,i!'y kept
' protuitient hil! to watch th
ipr a jseat warriors
1. .! i
-( el)
r.;:
o'.!i"l- ca-e-
a : :ig c-
educated p.ii
.1 restrictei! , :
rpr in" Court
a I a eipri::
stotlie '..'
ieiau, ii.
ie for iodg-
on seme
c-uiiing
and give
notice of their approach. A war par-
r r 4i -1
.e to take r;.-K? wt.n ti in orainarv tunes ' leua uing i:om a .-uei essan raai
... - . ... . ... ...
;;n-. ; w..iiP! i.e ir ie:-nt itti danger, but in ; mio ioc settiemerits. ana oraiging
ti:e ! time (.f a panic would be little short; 'ith them prisoner snd captured
map Ii"!i'e we fn
i
i.ai I
liiin."
-, 'i'iiec
mi
jre
I t ie'l-
1 thai
f.'.u.d hi m-
hipia'i
n. T
(he d
givra
.o.
a' i
:.on
. o .
e
' i
at
?
i u .. :. ; I . -'.
. i. I:.- Il..u e
- o iiuir's a a;
...... ;..'.
in -it-.i
1 1 a,
.-1 Mi '1. r.i I
ill. 1 nil..:.:
pupli. t.. 1.1
I'.ll
ill! 1 ne new
g. 1. but s
-as.iired th
ie ' u; i.ed en
'i'il" raw i
P ! .!.
1 ' '
ti en
and
:i;e
- )
w
ll:e Pp.
rain
i
net
": ll. i v (:, ', i. i.tig a
lti"!l V-.-O '. i.i.'ii M i. r I '
re ! : g to lildcr ih rry.
a:), J,,. rrl.. .-,,,, y (ii' ipo. a his h;;;; !
..a h"i' -ids ri'hi i.aa 1. v, iiiie his
left ."rm sneak'"! ai :is :'., i: and
I i." iiiod lu r sl;o. '.!!. 'i's. She jire-
IPit Pi .. i -c- iP i id he !o. ki'd
i ten
pa pi r.s f
i .
ii
i'V,
1..
i. tr IsMliZt'llI
Iii-i..' i-.;- id.-:: :
r -I t . iut i -in
. : iakt u. tic ii .;
!- t. i rii-: in i-ay s i
.i: : n tit f i" i .
llarh
ie P.
thai I.
... P.
Th"
; . 1 1 (
.vi 1
I.K
iVi I
el'i
!...'
me f I'm1
:i eaiis .
! ''s i'i
i..'- f-iilli'
V i'.l.'.iiee
;,.r h-r
.a.- lia. '.i
r ; iei a c
: .re t :. :r cyer-.
r oil ', r.u a! ' . ! i . A iidi'c.i.-:
to- i.i-'i ning fo'iorring!
i ..;.' -'.. ir.-r-T.P'l t the I
Mal"ins. ii.- (e:i in :!.
a his way To the -.;v. j
.; is !' f ' .a 1 ti e hank- i
v ph'ii-i d t i : e hii.i. i
iwa at his be.,
1 1
low li -!.. tl.ou
i r"fi -! .ait b : ts f.;
I liim-eiiaek. Sim
sue Pin a I
and rrraited lo
p.uttoa tai'ow
s faster ;hri lard and!
i i ii'ii'ln't r y, but
i 1. 1. it p. '..a. tie mi l
: '"
1 kYcv
in: ve
' s.ilnt
a hep
' oil :
ty
I'Ai.-'
; r . . ; i i s
t
'. d. '.-';
holiest
.1
ptioa ,.!
prepi'lic.
. '.- ! i I ,,.)' .... .
'! ia.-truapuit ea'ii:
n, aed v. iiii h. if r.
a:;'! w :
or its o
o.P..i.' .! oi P.ioVe,':
!'-!i a c 't..i't : ;i t!ia
I ... , ,
a a on. i i-o r;: n.i , .,,
me tnronsn
in s
. 0 vol
O;!
W',r
s f hi!
-iij.i'.:
Pile ,
f i
thej
- a s
ol'.l-
ieial'
fnd that the
banks of New
i li'o.l a-
Yoik and
snt '
or t
other sce-
:e maiions
stock, is an event of the greatest im
portance to every occupant of the vil
lage. I'aring arrived within a
b'arv 1 p. indi i lnnis a-ri corporations j three or ' four milas ef the vil
li ! uve share of r..d.-nd siock. which ! 'g". mt'l feeling safe from all danger
aire, -pite-
m
;.;e.'.' we
ip-i'lf e m
ivo.Iat. ail.
receive as
a
i in vaine :''"'ii pursuit, the chief in command of
per cent., j ,ne war party eau.-rs a signal s nuke
n.-opoi tion ' I' he sent up frota some high point
id' their loans could be realized if j long tue una of mare!), well knar ing
they were thrown ujmn tiie market on j that watchful eyes near the village
forced sale. Tha- it is evident that I on tiie alert and will not f.dl to
ave a.rca ty
oni .nUera 'c twenty-Ii
ml on vrn.i.'li bui a sm:
t-i
nga.ige
l ai-t'i:il trade j ooserve tiie signal and understand
the vast opera-! waning. Usurm! f wy.Vr in !"1-
U0'V.
.1.,.
ll 11
.'-1
An
i.'.'.l
pis; eeinm
her, wiie;
aiie . (he
t irne-i tic
the room 1 .
t i
i
d t
i.
,p
i-ers with i
il
r-rl't down
.i a.:.-.
pi;-' n a
! ....in
h d.l of. her
:.i.
no
makin
him lie
finger
1 money m e ;.'! i
i immoral:- needed l" 'airrv mi
ii'it ia fact 'tiaras im:!den!al t. the iM-rioJ of rreat-' a r)J '"
if al'a ia-i C"t activity, is diverted from its legit-! . . . .io - . l i m
im .-.snrj-ri ef most imate imrinse am! absolutely locked ' XaUanai nin riv.
:1 uloriii, g 'ing to th very j up in speculation. The bunks of the j
V!li':-''::"''?.Uy, oehiuriWest call upon the banks of the Mast j We note a strong and growii.g sea-
. i-i., i.i.ii i.i.iinuiiiiciii.'i io.- iii'ii'-i loiiii.-a, ,n ii lot n i tlniiit everywhere
nt. ot tiie can up m the orok.rs ana bankers.
al culture. Sii iieiiing ' The iaitrr fail to respond: the seenri-
s ailii'e IP;
in
1 1
il 1':
. I.
r i-...'!' -: ii .
.: 'I i-, ill.' n..i-: 1 .
J - I Uil l'T-::m-..-.
A W;
;r.
ie. ..i ' SiiM -n 1- . 1.
; ;.s nan s ..-.n-- !...ii.--.
uplnin i:.ill )liol
hi .oil di.-lialc'i t" the
-tb mt ;n
rl ei- ih-
piiae.i a li
The her
I draw the
lorer to her
i.e.
W i
i :-:'. pi
t".!t s'."
.. !e t!.:n'
I
I:
111 t!
;p.
ia
; I a;, i
en 1 1 :
ti' n.
wen:
i cd in1
be
l'-y ;
Sccrctiirv ilobi soji made ;:: :i
in.:, it-taut statemciii, in e.Mi.'er-'desk.
..Pun l"-d:.v. leearibiiL the re.-uits (!.". ue. p. y gootj. ) m: own
, -.iie ( .Viiiiimiiion ol tin- two jeirties. : home, ::nd In the d-'p.t 1. of wiiiti
. ttii .- the Tvsen party pmi the can turn th.-m on! if .Ma i oc b
In i'hii.Pm panv, (.1 liie JVlarip ex- -s tub- m. atnl kivs "No! "
I P-u. He sao! that there was i.o lie Wiis t'1:.- ; ecupar.!
i;v r unv doubt tiiat Cap'.. 1 ! ail count in f-room ; l-'it as I e cross
'. laiiait'iral death: that t'ta re were ' thmdioh! and tnra.-I ! !(! lln
" '.ii' t- that n .in ted ia .he sliirhtest i he heard a f.e;tte!i and a v.e-o
W : . I
k til-It
;i"a r
(I'i'.e.
.;; ..; tie- uaughtcr
.vid-ws m :-t !'".'(?
ml". That girl's a
h Mrs. ;!ar-
II! Yes." afar a long-
a id he slowly tarn. .1 from the
I iiu lev. you- claim e-' are good
,!
II
.i'i
.! h air.
'. 1 n : a-
hii'l ip-t 1
! in i tar
wliii-n rei i
iii-- h ui -e.
.tar-iiiiet's u.iih
be
n.r ti. s
ri i j.'
: :i - c I
.iv : n
e"e of
Pa l i
,f.'r-,
ten- I
preieioi.-.l to wan: P1
:'r;i-.v her hand away ail the time.
Afi'-r a long par.--- he ! '.'( re 1 las
v ..e to a w Lispcr. and said he di-In't
see what made fiaie 1 'Iks love c.eh
10 bi: arrive 1 at bv the i
i;.. liPTtie"! p., p
lloiil IPC I.e
a y i Po t. i::s. because too corrupt and ' nrr, and the natural iv.-uH is a oar-
.ie .'P'.o.e io i.e inistc'l wait p v,eri j Pal suspension of
m ,.-L
in-1 tics are insufficient to command mo
rn lavor ot the
establishment of postal savings banks.
The ninrc the system is discussed and
considered the stronger it becomes.
i The vrrv fnet lioit flip nrpsenf cir.
general I :,.- ;,.,';, .;...,. f ,p ............ '
e , -1- i : .1 . 4. ...... I ........ i. . 1 . i ti .. .. -.1. . . i.-i . . i : - " s w ..... . , . v
" - '""iii o s..ie :i, iiie icier, iitiiinciai iieraiigi-me ipa ot wpp'siireau i
'Usiness
V. a al tue
' WS
:l!
j i.
'.Vl.,l:i''r-
as Au-
1 tti;
i Pp.
iliiltcd her
a he could
a who v.ci't
;.' r
ign
I.
mtiv rci.ict
oaig to gi-:
this -.
;:c-s i
; ; it:' I ;
II" said :luil it
a v. .im-'
marrii
1 1 forced tu keep on iiaad an e.xtraordin-
;ry reserve of greenbacks and nation-
p
i at
away, and his i. f; arm f.-H down :
divas Hurley dri a" a m .r.nng :.:
rn :.. his v ,"'.:. a
ie- i-i..!.. d
j and $J a re her a l."g.
i .n
Th
..r .
hr
went
pip
a c
a
rv t;.
U.itl
,'i-
(oUt
.1
M P.ll.iee Iiu tie'
ai oil -at '.easier, d
i'hiiio's arr. .-t.
licrr.'
i -a a
v. il
d unv other story, a ad . th
k
e reiiort lul l lln origin
Ho
ii lu:
ii, evens nip;
d iiewsiiiipei'
siti..a
iie
IV
" "t the geiilk liieli Sis.s.'eiati-a
i i.im mi the examination l'd:cv-
ii i ..at, an v, aiol none of t'ii" w.i-
--credit sm h a story, and :.d of
i w ii i have been in the . : i i i 1 : ii
i-iiv preii' iiia-c the .-tory imp -s-
. an 1-r I im ep'c;!!.;-!.i lli'es.
i i e facts," said Societal' ii ''-
. v, . i e a- f d!o s : Caj.'tiii.'i Jlal!
;t aoiii of foil iiiib.t. a large cat
. . i .-.t'eeet to fibs i f he.lVV in :id
li - hfe en the I' 'hiris had
i .i :i v ci' V act i i e i .;(e, silo he d.'i
'.;.'." ;.s mnc!: e.c!'c.: t.-; s i..- pei- -i'u
h aicve his -rvcrf i.er.di.ei."',
iii- l.abit local large !'.uu'.i-
f ti
er.
Pit 1
llarh-
e in:i t via
a
hia 1
. iu a
p.t of
Pi: -i-
,1.
vcr r.m: I". .a-a mil
to make : tire that it
.-nr.vr. ;:!:'! c. oiling
the i'.d.i dawn al
wanted to k'P",v if s',(. didn't w
re.vt hel.-t't' bv leaning h-T h :
his shoulder. "
s p. t
!.. h
m
tl.e
. !..;v
,g to
rued
iiue
it
p.
ver.-aa- i. a the pnblie he
.;. V-' ' am.iu-; ie e w e mi. e a a sson. easily out , ftl,iailk (.,.rrt.ricv at ,a lime when tIie
we . -!.! a s o: ., dno, pro- vaiuab.e. W e are taught the neees- bll!5fncss intcri.;ts ,A til0 natIon )Jo.
, a- 't a .-..a,. ... -sue., a Kind . sity of ..aving sWne better protection manil ,iu, ..WoUn, t,t everv vtt.
... -a i.s wry nature, wai call , f .r toe legitimate trade ,t toe eoun- j :1,)!t! (,:l:lr ; ,ronf tbat tb,; svt,Dl
Connie atel houriy adap-, try durmg the per.od of rest How of savlnffs! al p., S).nt praHii u,
t' aiieiing ca-cani-tat.erspsha!! we preyent this tendency to ; both .lefective and iniurhms: defec
. .ha.akes t . regahue the , p. cu.ate w,; idte funds during t ,ejtlv,s because it fails to command pulv
ba.ges f a tninsportation growing Months. I ..lock up t henm c0,.Si,,n(.e in tl,MS wIl,.n eo,lfi.
... .... hi hues f.e(. passes ami ; m;ney would .be a positive loss to the (loIleo iri mo,t n,.wK,,; an1 nj(jriou.,,
...npeti.ig bin'.--, and forbids , u-..i.I.a'. Aside Irani tms no one can !.,. ,. ,p ir. ..:., ...
Mr. (.dioate rarely faded t s!r,v
mental siipreiriaey anywhere, and
generally came off with Hying colors
from any play of wit with judge, law
yer or witness. Hut oecnsionally
when teaming a witne.-s, the great
lawyer found las maleh and was si
lenced. Merc is the case:
Choate in an iiiiiioitar.t assault
and battery case at sen, had Dick ; matter, remap
llarton, chief mute of the clipper ship
Challenge, on the stand, and badger
ed him so fur about aa hour, tiiat
Dick got his salt water up, ami haul
ed by the wind to bring the keen
Iloston lawyer under his batterieg.
At the beginning of his testimony,
IMekliad said that the night wa.s
dark and rainy.
.Suddenly Mr. Choate a-k'd
"Was there a moon that night ':"
" Yes, sir."
above order is designed to remedy.
Oricrrd'y a l rakeman, just as a train
is hearing a sfntion, and sometimes
r. at until after it has stopjwd sticks
!' I."ad through tl.e car door and veils
at the name tfthe station, in aman
!' r which is incomprehensible to half
th" passenger-. Then omes a ri;-h
!'- r the door, and the melee scm? poor
fdlow is pushed downward often ser-ioii-'y
injured. The train moves on.
and h ally some passenger discovers
that he eu.'hl to hare got oil at the
Ist station. II is compelled toga
p. to his: often great disgust and in
eoiivctiii nee. IlisBota very great
rhaps, but in these davs
wi."u everybody travels, any attempt
tii add to the comfort and safety of
'revelers is worthy of notice and
eomriicndction.
llmnnil (nilire i;i laiifurulit.
"i-'sii competing hues .and f,, .bids; Im!. haa Aside from this no one ean ! i . .ir..- . ' - .
tl . I ...-.(.... . i i . i . i . . .v. in..-.- uu- r.ioii io secure us own
. , . i" iaKe a law oy i sav jo.?: vviia: amount ma v lie needed
' ';' .en tlie.se .eanier companies may j during the active months. It may
; derive at:- benelit niile-.s thev shall ; fall short or exceed the most careful
satcty irom a possible contiiiL'eaev
has a tendency to paralyze the legiti
mate biisi:ies-; of the country by wilh
All me 1 We haw ali be
celt i in re, an i
a i e i:;i :.t, rdr. i
ib"..t.ri lot! e amtmg-r." up
I vri-h a few vr Is with y. .1."
The I'l'TI ll-! ill re-OgP'Zcd til'
f f his clerks.
I!e did not rcp!e. bat .-Ie,.;,!
the eo-v (eintic J-r e iii. eh -ciy f. i-l-.wi
bv rh'pp la e.
"W :!:" he iaij'iireii. turi.ing .-a-i-i'l'ii".'
i!p..ri tie' i.an-ls .pe young
ch-rk '.-pi id: euie'.'y lap. T P.O-t be
i say is that s mi" . f
1 Pave i.ivs-er;-
t:aai: i a p:pel W
No. M:"m:'e
vi.ie'iig ag.iin.-i
whiie tic f-'.ir
b i- ia: mn. r c
t-ar. P i! t-.th" ?!
and t.i," ti' her s:
C'd." said l.
ii.ia to vo.i
Maumee (ta ck:
Irom his '.a . -p. :
. a i
lie
.ill!.
. 4
I.
1 pallid face.
pr "fs are con
" he an
vr I: ) ef i.s eared a cctit wh. n the "hi
eio: k s-rti-k twe-lve, an 1 we live miles
away f.-o.u home ? The old n.-ui was
vr.it. !: dag ha.l gone
'";n,f? r cp"m!! !'":" r,IS "f I"'"u,8-- Rawing from circulation the -.noney
. ...m..t ..a laser, e., to aa. same body : iSl.gat causes, sud, suen a.s the eondi-! m,M for lurl0JiC3 cf tra(lo N:.
. :!';. '7:",'"t!'.lll-t"''iy"-;t-ltiMnof the crops at home or abroad, tioIin, Pllvh, nnks woubl be free
i fa.-t .".sici p.
' e
el!".'l (
So mnc
!av
sWered.
0.1 her
'ilu.g in
.is ( Lair
is p
ii t
Ie
i vis.taig.
j the en r.t! try d
i lie in a hurry.
! Perhaps I i
'about th'-', b
; S.iiindi rs' the
in ! Of t
. i.
hi..
a: va--ser.-.
i f '" its Miis ui1 eo.n lai
...a.iI 1 ,.re I . r .
I "uiiiii oui'i u ivin raie oi inieresi anu
.nil I
haul. In't
it as I
(it nci'
v. !iv
t o go a
,mi iiv bam:.-ane"
n. ed . iatioa. to ') a la!
t'.. ...... .t
have written j hit- it eouhl hav
ihiit is its f.iiiur
mg defects ;f (J;
lade by this cons ti
lt vrav into a large
4"!..l 1 .4 4 4- .4
!! i i.crciore tin' locking ui) ra the sar-
.! Oil. 14
IJMU"" V uo.viseas n wouiu absolute security to the depositor.
... ............ .4!,, , ,, ,H.s. lhpv W0U,,J )Vtc
ent system, it must be locked up in
Ah res ! a moon''
"Yes, a full moon."
" Hid you see it?"
" Not a mite."
" Then how do you know then
was a moon ?"
"The 'Nautical Almanac" snid t,,
an'l I will believe that sooner than
any lawyer in the world."
" What was the principal luminary
that night, sir?"
" DinnacfC lamp aboard the Chal
lenge." "Ali! ron are growing sharp. Mr.
Ibirton."'
"What in blazes have you been
grinding me this hour for to make
me dull'."
" Be civil, sir ' Ami now tell me
what latitude and longitude you
crossed the equator in."
" Sho you're joking 1"
"No. sir, I am in earnest, An, j
d?sire von to answer me."
" I slian't."
"Ah ! you refuse, do you ir"
" Yes;I caa't."
" Indeed ! You are the chief mate
of a clipper ship, and are unable to
answer so pimple a (inestion "
was going h
iv, thinking ;
een guilty of, and
""- 'the night I heard him whisper in her: evil Imiga
hand
I ! her
at. ia ef b
.g Ills
1. 1 ,
1..
1 1 V
This p'-odiieed tin- aril ilmn
iii.'itlion which lei'eved liie
. in: 1 hi adaehe. Th." P'd'.a is
I- k-d iu and utiabhi to pr-i-i:at.'"',
her ei mi.mmior deciihej
us aiol I'.iiiicaii v i-ledg-'
i
ih.- la ol
Oi'.-'v ill
' Wha
1 i.ai a- ;
'i'iie v
em! v.d.'i,
"i b
sell! i
lil'tV d
l"Wi
Oc.-ii'e
: of (he h '
ipiiejirc-l.
V 'cried !
. boy."
rig man r
lb
a. fa.
1 no in itiP.t. -av
oeat- .1 h's wor:
Is s '.'P'thi'pg t" me, sbe
ina' tiie lip'i-eh.in:. th.'e-tigh
! minghe si e;aed I have
seen ii. -'.air.ly. "lie i--meeli to me
aa J im.re, Ami.vi-s llarh'V. h . nev
er robbed your safe 1"
Ti. mere'. am far ---.. m " -a
did iiVt know Wh.'.t to .'My. ant atla-l
!(-:ir a! tue
he e ht r
'lived. I.e ra
cd to her.
spelling
I. .. .1.
i
rerv si'.adow
is- d t be v. ind ir
as she W'p; p
!, tlir.t he'
as l.,.,g I
1 1 I I ; i.
eh e
clii'S in t he road :
"Sue Saunders, eopa
I'.ud that bar's irrease
heel, r-r I'll break every h :w
body." IhtiJ.oirj .Ve."-.
e.ri'iii l:v(r. e .i:it.
is the a
I . ii-'r, ,.. Iv
ig lia ! been gi
. the aeti
lit V
nd
.re
. ir ;
ill
in a i.r.ij'
idleness or he leaned on securities
which offer no certainly of promit
conversion when money is needed.
! i remedy the glar- j There may be same better plan pro-
u. j.i'uc.i.i s, st. 'in an i j) .sea oy congress than the ltiter
tg. mapu'stionr.bh'.nTid ehr.rira-anle 'io::d plan, hnt this plan
tiiii.ionni provision ; appears to nil ;r.l the elasticity re-
oropri.pe, if imt the cxcluMve i ejtiirt ;1, ami al the same time affords
'I ha Supreme Court has ; the security needed by tiie business
ea two judges, and this is all I public. Oive auth .ill y to the Treas
n taken in the face of cnor-' urr to issue a h ami bcarin-?- interest
1 : o -
rreai s ol won;, aecumnhiting i say at four per cent., en i-ertible at
an io Teasing ratio as to make ! nny time into greenbneks. Hurin"
ay i d eases the . ss ef a the active months the (I'overmnent
millions of depos
its that are now stored away in some
1 Yes ! 'tis tin
- question
I ever had asked me. Why, I
thought every fool of a lawyer knew
secret hiding-place. They would there was no laiiliuh:
at the equa-
iippeal a po.s.b..ity of the immi-) would hold these bauds, or the larg
fntnre; this t. u when iho new Jest portion of them; during the idle
1-. h'
ii'i'i a;s '
:.f.(
I p'ail
s iirth
g m:i:;.
i have
. V, ItiP' VO.I Were ;,')-
.1 nine hundred and
safe, and th- f !
a tv-'lvc were mi : -
11 -w
!'v b
it r
Mr.
.iT'ie.
gaiity. I gi'ini'v
i! can save him."
ilariev V
Ai-jadi.ig io ii.e I'oiiis'i i iw i !
i olii'iri'i' ,i in-Pi can obtain a divoree
i'lom hia wife on tae ground of h-r
I inViltery, l.-ui a woiaaa caiinot ;..-
i-rcrs'v
C-lIP
iiltl.I
PilV. II
!.:
i
ry courts seem cs-1 months they w: u!d be mthe Laudi of
to g;ve birth to a j the people, ean.in.g for them sonic
oi irix 't i. ciiiaijle ru'-! thing for the money which they ean-
mdi
k, !
"It
Wl;i '!
to I a
Sti'l
iUg. p
I caaa
not
k;i
even davs Urn se-
aa.-itii snlVt ring t- i'e..ch the
!'".a: i.ttiiiue I by man. ami
liii.'ii . ;' the ihite without
- i. '- of life, lie slept in
st 1 ate the must unsuitable
i " 1- o!ie!l l eiplii red lo 10-
- i. v-. by drawing tii'' slcd-
t. i;.. ietiirued iii live (lays.
'' "' ii.e fa:.r.iii::r witil the
i' iiaaj tie -e twelve days
he was f xereisiiig- ia an
i ro iw. n-y.C, (. thirty-live
' "" av Zero a id .-leepillg C ili
" .-i.ai i '....i.es. The ship
'"""1 voili i-iiiivas. and was rnv.i j'e
'" :tli -i.'' .V iia-'i ice to t he
p.:iil-oW pa tii
ir.i snow be
i
V Let.
ii'"i
i- 'inmittetl :i;i i rror iri
-ibly."
t CoiPi! pi- nev e -ri eeii y
it is Li-fore l i v eves, I deserve
rii.-"vn en' of employment."
iho youth, in mi insulted air.
.; I t im 'S d.ll'leg Volir .-b.-enee I
d the jeelda.io-pi of s ;-).
I i'erso:;."
Wh had mve.s t ,!. aft.;-'
"I hdd the k. vs sir," aosw. red
Piii! i. (pii.-hiv. "I have n -I missed ,
t hciii for n single iip-.mcr.t ; but the'
safe has been ( peoed by ys."
Andre:..-- II a: lev dr- p'ed las la r...
in deep thought. whdolhei
to his de.-k. and Mimmed
eoltimtis of figures n tie'
e w tu b b" drew from an m
per p cuet.
"Three li'.n-'in -! doiiars iaiee been
purl ao'd w iilila four wei ks," said
ruing from the d( -i;.
'aggers tae," returned Ilarlcy.''
c will w:it ii the thief, and if
h hi. n. In- .-hall have Ids re-
. i t;
ih.sh.
"iie:
li b
; ops i
nil "U
:-; cure rebel on this gr cop! r
' I'.'-.iviag Ii, r husij:ind in!i
' o 1 cin j
Ily !
what h
e l "a i i iieial
mc to .'bt.i'a divorce she
(ii'.k ( V...-.
Ap'd-e.'s
"von ! r is 1 1
. .44
im- stria t.
gi r
tl!'(
I -ep.irni .ai:.
s must prove enie:;v or d.
j weii as aduiterv 'in t!:r
l.ai.iii. .i (nisi! Lui'ioii.-i v i.
aaau. 1 ,.( eon.-iituiion e
to I'enn-ylvaiiia is rad'ea'Iy, irrenad
ia had; it is at once inih finite and
petty, imaerf.i't aitii ivd.indant. It
ri.v-
. iv. ,
V
mi-
aii
:.l
p li'lt' ti t. i to-
a: i '
port
:ih
ai turn
is ti
III
r 1 I wish
a v as ears
i'haki
i a
up vara ps c;
i :P k i f nn
' l i.
" I r
' I
I J'.V."
" 'i'i
ve i;!,'h r
I. gf '.'."
I wiii n
,--,! t ) I.e."....!.' ll
I'il. SlcriiiV.
At thai iiiemeui. I in
t (I the ro-.m, ar.d ."'.i.m.i.ec ipran
ihe I it tmliT W i i'-il her !!!"' her
j 1st vaea-ed.
An insii'Pl oiler
n as ;
iia-'i'.-. ;
is: rat: , e
' ef these distira-ti' ;:s came, i.ot t'P'igl
, sauce. 'before the jlivoree Court. j
! Iii N uVi Pilar, lo'is, a w..e had i;;-'
stiaiteii ti f nit for r. judicial scpara-,
i tioit, oil t
adultery, rnd in thai ruit .d.e ob
tiiiiei a decre". in the course if
anus ci t-niptio!! raiiioant i'i the
l.ilive bran -h . f the government, and
applies its noi-anim in a long drawn
pmg.iiiic iiiiiii. It has no word to
OepiOt'a.
ineliieient'V
say as to the
ol oiir eha-rve system t give a fair
reprcr-crilr.tioii of otiiai at, nn 1 to fur-i.i.-h
!av.--p:ak.'rs of capacity ami
pi'. 'iitv ; it evinces, no thought (r
i-.-.. ... p. a . ..f . ' .' ... r. t.
,....,, l' lit . Itti 1 ....,1'. ito "t ieo ,' ei I'lV vtli.gll.lliciii v, ull-il
- - ' - ........... 1 .. l i.i . ..... i . . i -.
i o .-. no i iiar, uooc.ii up ej ; , no cola. .; W ill (leiiiami IPS issue.
t. ..at lias loiimi ample tune to: It seems uraeiieable in every feat-
pot IP e for the time being, but must
have within easy reach when needed.
Had we this bond in existence to-day
the movement of the crops would not
have .topped aa hoar. The idle mo
ney of ihe country could have been
supplied bv the (lovernment o;i call. ,t
strengthen public confidence in times tor!"
financial depression. They would) That shot silenced the great law
tend to encourage thrift, industry, j ytr.
and wise economy. They would af-f '
ford the (lovernment an opportunity : A YVitnea io . i i nuornu.
of saving millions in the item of inter-1
ills-...
estaione, iry retunding its present! We clip from the -Manchester YVaci
high interest bonds with ones bearing
a lower rate. They would, in time,
so reduce the public indebtedness that
the money deposited could be di
verted to the payment of the current
expenses of the Government, taxing
the people for the interest paid on the
deposits. By this means taxation
would be largely reduced, and its bur
dens would hardly be felt. Tiie
system is not an experimental on.
the following testimony of a witness
in the Tichborne case, who seemed
to have a dismal line of duty to fol
low: (leorge Hickman, aa undertaker,
living in Mile lind Hoad, said: I for
merly lived at Wapping. and knew
Arthur Orton. Me had lighter hair
than the defendant. Muring the last
trial I was brought hero to see the
defendant, who I was told was Orton,
u nas had oyer twelve years trial in but I found that he was not Orton
i-.ng.ana, ami ha3 worked well. 1 he Arthur's upper lip protuded much.
I.ng.is.i system can be unproved up-1 i)r. Kcucalv. Were there anv
on, and the one established in this I marks upon hfa face? It was mark
country ought to he as near perfect ,l witl, t!, mlii,.,v
as human wisdom can possibly make j Looking at the defendant's hands
lhe postal money-order system' ,io thev remind you of Arthur's?
ii rmiin Porter, cf this city, we
ai" p!i nsr-d to announce, is meeting
with goad suecc.-s iu his efforts to itr
tr "t i'-e almond culture in this valley.
l.st winter he planted thirty acres ia
almond trees oa Stevenson's creek,
west of this city, and most of the
trees arc now ia excellent condition'.
Bat little rain foil after the trees were
planted, and some few of them died,
net having received sufficient nour
ishment to give theu a start, but
tlicy wiii he replaced this winfr.
In this climate' almond trees wiii her.r
tho fourth or fifth year, and ia no
country iu the world do they grow
so large or attain such perfection as
in this valley. The experiment has
been tried en a small scale, and the
trrtth of tiie above statement fuliv
demotistratcd. The section of count
try around Stevenson's Creek is en
tirely free from frost, and the soil and
climate are peculiarly adapted to the
growth of this fruit. We are glad to
know that other farmers in the val
ley will emulate Porter's example,
and engage in this industry, which
promises to become profitable ar.-l
remunerative. i'in .ose J.a-e.o- .'.
A I'rrtrivu. Ya.e.
The famous onyx va.-e, which (!
iii'Vii f'arcd had disappeared from the
treasures of the Puke of Crunswick.
lies at length been found.. The ex
ecutors were examining the contents
ofa case of jewelry, when their at
tention was attracted by two vases (,f
gilded metal which seemed to be of
little value. But, on examining these
it was found that one of them was
much iieavier than the other, and :
jomt m the stern had allowed some
thread of flannel to pass. A longitu
dinal division was found to jun down
the who!..- length of this vase which
thus appeared to bo merely a case for
concealing something else. Oa the
next slit being widened, there ap
peared an ouyx vase of marvellous
beauty, ia form like n tall urn, its
shghtlv swelling bodv adorned with
drinking scenes and women i:i long
robes conducting animals in chains.
Material and workmanship make th!
vase a wonderful masterpiece. It is
known to antiquarians as the "Yaso
of Mantua. " and is regarded by liicm
as a .Semitic production, nothing less
thau the holy vial employed in the
eon-;-"ration of Hebrew Kings.
Worth Uemrmbisrlnc.
4.4 . 4. I. 4 4 1. a.
a .a me iroi.a.es or an street u-oniu a.. . . i
- ----------- i t. n I vii I I in A t-i nrinn ....... ...... -v- .4 . ..
: ... j. on,.,,.-, ,, , ,u ,. i A0 laev are ,micu smaller.
have been confined to the- limits of
that center of sp-vukiti-'ii. This con
vertible bond will meet with opposi
tion on the part of those who grow
fat through .-at cuhition and robbery,
but
we !n
:r i! .a a
wife," -
I.:-t Vi air she . i.-wii.t. u a sit,
dissolution of her marriage
groliild "1" eli'.eitv ci'l.iii.ilted
I ,. !
t for a
on the
!..- !...
L .4 t
ov
icipp.'t.i a t-y.-tiiii U law papular I ure; its saiiiilieity ana seeuritv coni
prejudiei'.s begotten yesterday, .an., on-1 mend it to a!! reasonable men, and
lacy li" in comititiiti ai- we finn'v believe that its issue would
I.' yea have btou picking or hand
ling any .acid fruit and have stained
your hands, wash them iu clear wat
,r, wipe them lightly, anil while they
are vet moist strike a match and shut
VOIP
ila
:jpeia
hands around it so as to catch
moke, .r; l tiie slains will disap-
Htilciv
I.ce.
It
i t r
'.a- le
e e "
V. ii'd.'
Ti.e
mere
nt b
a: i
; the r
him i
. f lhe
the de
nt i oil!
: !' '..'Ml
'ose
" 1 " C:
' 'i s.
' '' 1.
i 4
'"' i s
; fit,
'-.- ti
it;.,.
-'"'
of ri.icl.aig im
1 1 ai! I'ctura'.'d he
I'igi.l by li.teea
dy 'A it hoot v . a
d l.v -ix other
i bv 11 slove-
"gl in 1 'W. Ti.e HT
m.i.cahhy, and the
t i lias roii'iii in aa
eaitoa, c. malaiiiing t hat
a- lie was fornl ef
he.-.n;;,- ,,' ip j.y.
!" '' s sino! h. l ii. g Kid
iitiatk. 1 with vomit- I hi!',. I.ee had Ian figuring.
''"i:'!'ii.i::!..a of vertigo, ' I'i! h.ok at hi.' figures,'' !. i u.
: l' 'i iev f .lio'oo d, pi'.i'e 1 : bur the in-a m 'i.ieitl ha lara-
( il th" envelope an 1 stared al the s:l-
c-:ii!.-ol" lhe pcr-i rioiion. It w as merely "Philip
a
iri.ig a pptsle t
-vol kiiiati-Ii'j,-(io,
Aii-heas lTa.a. y
a determined torn
in
at .
ipearcii. ,
siie c
".Mo!
.-p.i c
-k hi
,:u bat! .ning Ids
. and th- ,!..; k walked from
Andreas Jlarh-y heard
::!,d !"('k the outside door
. . 4 1
IP. I I'a ll steiipea i nvai'i
.'k e Vl'S il Xl'd (I I'OII ii '.
p 'e.l.-e opi'll the d '
r i in-
oa.
oject !i! I: lay ; herein.
I i '.us the ruvi, '.oi." up !
W. ii
p.iir tin- frici
Maumee
tin o .- la d tiie
dreas Ilarh-y,
ail I vciirebd V
roiaip
ip; wiiai had transpired t
a
an' ti.e meren.i
.Mrs
and pi-evi.-us to the institution of
:::. :- the former star, r.nd of las suhr-e-piu
pt iiduite; v. Both the adultery
i r- and ( lat liy were proved, but it was'
g into j argued l y the Attorney Cenoral that 1
hud i she v, as ij(.4:io,v entitled to fail bad; :
upon it, 1 that she was md, in cmi-:
,-e j-lciP'e, entitled to a der'l ee oi tlis-l
soi.riiii.:. The wife".-, spitei, unit was
th.it vrl.cn !he iipstimtcd the first, suit;
t-M old lift wish a diss-diition cf her !
marriage; that fel.e lovid her bus-,
band, nud in the hope that he would
i a form ami amend his ways, she was
anxious to leave the door open to en
able him to return to her. '
The .Judge said that he considered '
f tbe wi
Stare. I of the (uritry.
If, to make or.e brief appeal, th-wj '
1 1 a h m a co:;.-tiiu!;.'.'i is .vuaething
to hi! reverenced would not see the
charter of their commonwealth made
its mtroiuiciion, ana is Uaily growing vbat kind cf a walk had Arthur?
in importance and favor. The busi-i a "slobbering" kind ..fa walk.
ness in seme sections has more than What kind of a voice? (JruiT;
dou ded since the beginnln- of the u,!te different to tire defendant's,
tititi i. T!o. 4. .-.,! -...-;..... i i : 1 ...
liece tf... oun,l bol-.tooa of! : ....6-.iuu IS tiie (letelldaiit at a.'t like vour
.., , .j-Mem wouid oe even more popular, for .. t,l .-rb.n.t' v.. ir
i-wouii s ipp.ya want never more; Cross-examined by Mr. Ilawkin
voi. r p. r limn jiiii-i.i.. i: ... . : - . . .
....v .4. k ..u.., iiii-N! nines oi i last saw my old trioi'I in Ifi.i-J or I'eaeli tree leaves l.rmsed and
iinaiiciai uepiession. 1 tie poor men i h:,?,. The defendant's voice is un-1 p'a.-d to w minds caused by a rusty
oi inc nation wno nave a few dollars .iike that of anv of the Ort.uis. Ar-1 nail, either on man or beast, area
and
allav
can b.
want them, r.nd that a a.I tiines-i,aw Arthur? On tl.e pier head at ! used.
ap-
ca.-e.i ti. .,i,,.i tacv li" in comititiition- we firmly believe that its issue would! t a... : f, , )t , , . -mt" "nous, .u- nu. .',i,i,r mi '"
a! emiet.nc'd, t;. frerish when the iirsi eCectuallv prevent the rerurrenee of! ,!'", rl earned thr an. Edmund wore earring, or sure proventive against lockjaw
: principles of pddi-id knowledge are! a parpc im causeless as the one tlut I H d- ft',',.U,"t W8S l- one ,.f the bc,t applications to a:
brought iPim'ti the eiiiz.-ns of onri has recently lu.alvzed the business i "J 'T.. '"7 Y"'y Wht'ro w -v11 hen y.. last inli.imati.m. and to heal, that can
their
a sn
t io; c
Who iii spit
in ent, main
'umo
n litigation ; if those
ti-
money IS as secure as the Wiirmin.r I u'lKU'uiiin.rf.irn f,i-i..r-
(Jovernment itself. I al at the time; I sometimes attend
- - jthe same funeral a dozen times.
4 on i, try School lloiimts. LaUghttT.
; Ho you ; how is that ?
mwing through unsized paper Tl.e Boston ybivWs.'- ridicules! "l Jon want to know .
is Iirodilcillf ll S'Olll.tl'.'l.ic.-i'ir. i ft... tiMotetiev .if t:.i1i.ii.lin 4ott-i.ii in ' CS.
li II.C..S11, .J,
Iia.;)rovc.l O'lim Arahir Miioilajp.
j
A seriou a objection to the use ofi
ani arable, as an adhesive, is found!
Hi-age- i in
na a ooae o! epjen -finndti
popular poiiii.a.l k p.wKalge, would ent blot. This is also attended with i build school houses fair or five sto-
io, p r.
A:
..tiiOi (.Oil, rfllO 4 .
. , . ,' i , , . t.-c conduct
v. an i a ;i"tii'.i on nos
isage. str a'fe from the
Nt Mi'-ia " had
I fit ill
Kji ai,
-p .riy f .- tl.e join i,,, ll..s4!
'''"'' I th.- S,. i( lary, ...tarth d th-
'i's be. '. .!' v. .r.-.l
--I....1
' P.--
"'
eir
unv
;" b.it i pe eh.r.'gr.ip.iy
liierel. i p.t. Tims' deh-
covercd. eatdv formed letters iii- had cueou.it-
if .a-leli'.ilie ' i red before. Anl a fa r (Iv'.d.pr the
a j. arty, for enanting-room d "ir, he half fcaif..!!'
Miii.u.ee dropped the gua ami tlirew cntiilc,! to it
hei-si If into h. r mother s anbs.
" OIi. mother ! i. n t. a- r . "e
liow swiftlr en" loisf. 1 a
another. ' Bnt,
oi a very
rm rltorious character, rind unless
there was some g.niral princiola of
t i law which sto d between her and lhe
li li d 1 1 : a i i rdt f Plt Jiiu-rliP l.f, thomrla t!n. tens
.at put hack for voars that, feeble tide
of progress; and h'.f.iy, if those who
have no higher aspiration than to live
u ider an intelligent and practical code
would not . ciiti't laws fi be evaded
aial lai.pj.ed at; hi t-Ii vote next
month "A gainst the new eonsiitu-
t:.m a!:
i.ii.-h.ipc
tioiP '.'a' J'nii) Jt'o'oy.
the fit ill greater inconvenience 'that
the two layers do not stick together
satisfactorily! On this account gum
arable mucilage cannot be used for at
taching paper to pasteboard, nor wood
1
oi aa (irearv a si
Yerv weil th, n.
don't I ?
Well ?
Next I go with the coi'ia, don';. 1 ?
Increased laurghter.d
V.re!I ?
Next I go with the pall don't 1 ?
Well Next I go to buy, don't I ?
d disavow- one.; tor all the oil. A il this inconvenience may be is responsible to consider that in' - s..i.iei.m,- i m, c got
n progeny of our Lite coin en-1 remedied, it is said, by adding to the i regions where bind mav still u to go lor the money, haven t I.'
ries high, to contain several hundred
scholars each, because that is the
fashion in crowded cities, where land
is costlr. It snvs, very sensibly :
''Stair-cases in a school house area
to wood, nor one metallic .substance: positive injury, and may be very I
lo another, since the gum soon peels ' dangerous. Wo beg everybody who I
Mr. Hawkins. Yerv wall. You
He could find no sm ai
principle in existence, and he j iai
t d, :' m.iiViC. d a decree j.i. t" la favor of the
follows wife. A "decree j, .."' moans a de-
I her cree d divorc
A voting hoiv
'i;f walking with her I
i ruin a solution eif snlohnte of alumina hmifht bv he nere tlnrf !j no nrp.
i two t.aris of crvstalized sulphate of I tens, for running un the scho d house ! mn.v S Hickman
V . - . . .
I . .1 ..... 4 I ... 1 -
. nil vc fiaaii, as u i
in run da I.ac.whiloialjI"hlil answering f'f -" l'art3 of; into the sky.
, ; the coneeiitrated solution ol gum ar-i first requisiti
An admirable remedy for burns.
and one used by furnaeemen. for the
burns of hot iron, is one made of the
heads i f the commou cut-u-niue-taii.-.
which grows in our swamps, mixed
wit!; lard so as to form a stiff salve,
and kept on the wound until is heal
ed. It is certainly simple and easil
procured.
To Ic.il U !!- t lota.
:s..)ve one ounce ol biearIonatc
of p.inonia in one quart of w arm wa
ter. With this liquid and the i loth,
using a piece of flannel or black cloth
ror the purpose. After the applica
tion of this solution, clean the cloth
well w ith clear water, dry and iron
it. brushing the doth from time
rcr, was at-i
able.
time in the direction of the filre.
requisition, that the new school - UdMrninj loiiMiunrHOa. j.or removing greasy .spots from
in the proportion oi two parts i nouses wtucti wall lie demanded as any fabric, use tue aiuoma ccany
I by a savage dog, who fcized i f puin t nvc of water. The salt is soon as the annexation is complete,;- Boston, November 11. The steam-! pure, thk-n lay white blotting paper
Ie
a
Pit'.iiii ci
.n.-trninents.
a-o be m.ide
orew tin! b it. r from its haiaig pan
l or a Pioia. at l.as eves
lia il iiiin!i ti.'1 brief e.'mmanie.'iiiari ; nit
lie rl;a!l IP'l f:
ncy ae-.-er!'
Yet thai ..a'
Oiaven I.-'-.'U oenea
lemaii.cd had shdn red t'lma since
and she lidi"
... ... , , , - .... in. . .......... . iiuiii iii i , in I...- (ii.i;iit ii iii tut IIIII1..H.J niuti,. nuiiti ut.- 41.1 1 4jiiu rvoi , , vi ii i- iiiosl sii.o , iius. v, iiiCii sailed irom iosl(.i:i i u , 1. 1 i.itr s ...I. u u-1 ii e ii .o - - -"
;a!l not t.e con. l.-mia' i. iSnme.v nt cause io urn contrary e.,, faiiit.-il with horror ! of water, arid the solution mixed di-! two stories high. We ask, in thcito-dav for Liverpool, lias 220 steer-1 washing lace put about twelve drops
I a victim o, a c.aispif- s.iov. n w iiiiiii s.. mvi.tP.s, in e.epii.u . . , . i ...oi, .!,., f,f tin, nmi Kobni.in ! cnen.,,1 ,d-.,... il,t wl.nll 1,., .d n.,.4. . - ,,...,-,.-,n, ,,r P.,, .,t..t .f icrm t!.ls. To clean
r T' f ..' - -.. 4 '''tt i"S''- ! ', t ieVe'l''''I"lOVie''eIj 0 .,r.'. v..'. J'.'.V, 4 ........ ...Mll, 44. IIU UV '.4--4.1tiHstin, 1. 1.1. i,V UI'.".IV1I'I V. ... j-... 4. V. . ...
j 0i 11 ""l '"'i"":n ' " " . 'V j which in this condition well deserves j effort made to crowd .VJO or 1 ,609; thorn mill " opwatives and artisans, silver mix two tea spoonsful of Amo-
ihe Martins w. re j ' 4-(,;'r'n "ts ''"tc- hp i .me ., lu'iu n.r the t.og w a j 5t3 canM. ,,f vegetable glue A sola-j children into one building; simply j who ar? returning to the old wond ailain a quart of hot suds. Put in
h the roof which; -- '.- .picket, remarking that 'that 'ere cost , tion of alum replaces the sulphate of ! because thev are so crowded under' for lack of employment litre. Some i vour silver ware and wash, using an
'. . . . ..... .... ... .
.. '.. I .. . ...n.'rli- .4 .-ll-l... I. . - 14. . . I If 4 1 l4 ... 4... 4 4 -:i-..l
ineir greai i nu.-i ,,ut,.n m u- iiio.-n.io-- ii uoiiar ami a imii, hu-i wasn r. maae
great i Last words of Jack "111 be hang- a dollar and a half, and wasn't made alumina, hat to a i.iueh less satisfae-
foi'iupe, .-mi they 'a.iid temp:)-ed if I go upon that platform.'
i for r.o dog to chaw r.n.'
I tory degree.
the very bad plans of Boston as it j forty factory operatives caine on from i old nail brush or tooth brush for the
was.
' Fall Rirer to embnvk in tho At!n.
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