And tiat no proTiai.a has beea
i far Miliar together Araia the Conn,
Terns of .Publication.
, dispersed, br the
wia OTrr-
tarew tie Castelnr republic.
All the S-.sth Amrifia S:es
lave kept tbe pee wrh a-h -nter
daris- tie year, aad tbe mpf of
Bfx.i will -,,n et-j. y the j ea-u-e of
Pv:o cs
, Tie great Ariti; e mp're are -ps-t
from us ;a taoott Aad nsik a. C tin A
; teed? t rot, tor the ladies, ncr Pc
f i. As for Africa wta: oi i:?
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CASEBEEJt.
oatnet. Pa.
Wm. H. S-nrurr.
. ' cross wcoaoead ker sots! ta tie rir- tie fames and tier are .seekia? for j tT fT 4 g or tea peuy wars we ; C135 ia a BiBi-nty ta tbe em-'tBe w!;a f.ai. iLlr th8oa,
Tj-wn P (l'r"l THH Vn le e and r-n Ca te- b-idl f tte bodr of thr mother ia tbe i T were on ' he easmerated in d.3erent parts of yT; bat tie republic l beea .t..... -
BUC & fillillll. ift.wn Vtlre are farmers who tare a,
tieCoor. Then, rerr nale she went Amaarr. -By tte ho! j rood! my , ' wer 0Ili: f ' - e Uies of the bnmaa race taye mae tly has ukex Tte meaares ri . , , ... fc
(PI-iTSBURG DIVISIOXO.WowTher brothers 'likin, at ber !h stall feel the spar.- eT' h?wqa rV ff ".rtr" Pd " XJill do J
K Udmlriaglr, placed ber ia ber sad-? "this is orerwkelmiar." sa,d I r'tfttat ,te f7' -T f fVf P1" Wa Ure 031 !ike fArmin? Tbse are verr aaxioas
3 ! die " ! ilaeoekaae. -Wait for "ie t I f ? v er ad Pwer cf tte world fcLre keP to be ad vanta-eoas Lr tie Fpabl- w k v ? -, fa - ,
v:: Tax Sao t I8 tb rrm cf mace HerUn a bro And let aa tara Vnr Sfe A majority cf ttat ponioa lTotA Z'JZ.
i J i .L...t..j .v.... i lficr "c of boose work, he t nSc cf OA-bad on tte aur of M . rrrmr ftf t r.v , - , m ir.
A?r 1A, lSTA,
FMTD COLCXBI A.
IT w.T.t r rrsrsu.
Conn wlii iu jti!T vlule
AS iit 3ea!tf Is ikrir matan,
AJ2 lit anwcaaiia S tlitir aiSfia:
Tlxre aja-j; raKrij fucseat
Karaaa tfat ssJ i
Tim, la t-latirx uMs bfBiT;
TiB CeScciia'i va4e rtX
Fna fcuraia
la Si BSSBtUZL,
Ia u ic n't a.:
Fiov&ai. dxri'irf.
parklij
LLkt a diasai sa tit Hirti.
Ikm tiie Bosslais eazrw rafi iij.
LraLag "r i& brtslaj nxiiL
Oaicic; atnxxtk at ct-o-t tanuif.
isanHaMxta tin saodu :
Pasks sr U Lis tbe braaciin
" BaajriEj "r liir;.! ta
S.a-rui it arais is vQiww
(i twT rue
X jU HTfT,
LeS a rjaw is iii atreaX :
Faliof riiaea
eas sa-iarss
Im scar tt wlkl aarart ?
Tircs lit Tiy ' tit xairr.
Saci t? ta "ioSy ia.
Oiiiims of lict loxer priie
E -' --1 rrrt li Lb oecaa.
XifV.;. pi xrjfta. &:4h( Uie.
OI LbJ fiiaea,
Asi tir nailft,
OJ tix BtrivaT ;
OTliy pper,
Prnti Ov'sayj vrwii arr i
i ts Pacitt" Hli.U
WSct ibt aooifiia.: tr.fcea2n
Caja iiitur f-i'.tne; ta its seme,
Tsrt. u.j s -i lire i a-rasjfc?,
Tlrert aaii ii? frxtvi cstLs.
Pntti Ouss'jaa jri btr rcaJif
Wiit lit eeaa "i cseaar rtjsc
Gram: i4 rrr.
Oswarl w lit a-aa ri".
Bt ire arntr
Sta2 txes ttx sc5gitj lii.
THE LIFE Ol THE HOfSE.
A ANCXIXT FEEXCH LtOE.V3.
TteD-ke of Proresce kn ocked
ca
tis daagbter's door with tte hilt
1 i. : - j . i i . i . . ' r.
treakof day and the Acj-tias
aLC, ttr trotters wa:? !:.r tee
t . i
i-t-
'low: tte torses paw tte pavement ia
tte cosrt:
is time to depart."
It WAS
3 st after abloodr war. ia ;
order
to cement a treaty cf peace J
di jceloaae was married, while !
that M
frr ,-! td l'r-"." Utrt
. , . , .)
wa:
tte Fan,e
are. Arter ttat 1
car
iter tad rrowa
co, separate
A.I
from one another; bat tte
t:ae bad :
now come to cendnct Mi
ttr tnsbacd.
:e!onne to
;tA:a.
i Tfcea Mimelonse bowed herlead
iia sadaess. -.Vciia? befort had erer
'crated her from Jhe fcorr.e wfc.re
sL was wa bora. Thus BOBBted j
T..-,!.fnldtc.aehtF ir which Mrr.!
'ed its waLst bat now her father
aaa
brothers said, "Let cs departl'' Jast
ea tte mother of Maraelosne came
iand with trembling1 arms, pressed)
: arainst ter teart tte little foot cf ber
daughter, which rested
03
rap.
-Then leaves: ce,'
she
said 1
.ui a -. . - - --
Tberocmwberetboadidst sleep (Oh.
-whom I ncnri-bed with this breast!!
my teart.; wh: remaia empty, ana i
! shall seek ia raia for thee ia my de-i
a . a . a.
'sened tome."
i .-1" w;d 3Ia?ne3onne.
IS
it!
nf t ron and or father who hare rir
? " T. " TT 1
' ea me io I r;ncr xj. r .
Bot it was ia Tain ttat tears riii-
tered like drops of dew ib the eyes cf
jtte noble girl: the caraleAde cored
' aad tie foot of Mgnek,nne dropped '
tV r..r. .1 tr mr.rrAr
Tte iiirrtps jingled, tte
spsrs :
' clinked, the pebbles ttrnck Ere ender !
l.K- cftfe horsea. The nek i
! of Provence ana t:s ttree sons were !
fca.w.yc To gn therej. Eat there crossed at tiis moment a! itSh 1!?JJ!. 'lai
: ,we mast trarerse p;a;cs ana soresu, n." irare;er, wao crossea oa tie op- i-,r.a i,.a . v ; VT .v . , k-wc.-o. . joar fceis earac-i ia it, the more
' . j rn.. j ;j. : loved to go:p loved to Lave some ! There were several threatened ! . h, ?Kat a t-a-r.r-ta- f ?K. r.tKr -.,....-, . .
aua cciiu iiiu a u;c-i'JL'iira muua-: iwaiic tmc ; . i ... . . - . . , v. : i t. 5- ,ni
rAtroniz:a)pCiretf3i horsemen, corered with
black Armor, tte terror oi tte Saracens j
la tte midst of ttis donb.e hedge o;
iron rode the fair Marsekcce oa a
S Ttey roce oa Ana on; tr.eytrarers-jst.Aa
' ed tte plidns; they dleappeared eb-
. dertiegrea vaalt of tte forest;
Utea tter cocld be sees ca tbe aide
- a 1 , !
of tte steep moaataia.
Their thocrtts were sad.
aad;
; neither a song nor a ballad did they j Tbea how miraculoos! the heavens j circulating scandal concerning a wo
ctter to divert themselves by the j cleared away, the tempest sobsided ! maa, or showing his lore letters; bnt
I way. 1 ia the distAace, And while the raia ) there are also a thousand delicate
j Se rente-ess, dAys and aigha hAd'poared ia drops fsoni the leaves of i points on which he has no doabt
t rrr.ai V.t c.nr their denArtare. when tbe tre. the birds beraa to cor. iwka-ever H. .nnn V. V.
i a '
At tie ford o!
. ford of a r.ver tbe o-d Dake
Dake j
stopped his
horse
t as tte waters of this rirer will i
er Sow past here agaia, so trse is i
never
j it." fAid he, "ttat I will aot go oa oae j
j step further. Tby brotfeers, O Jua-; the doBAia of Prince Herbert, for
i elonne.wO AecempAaTtieefartier.iioT eocs before tie woman whose
Evr OAa U BOW oecinu me. '
WtAt will become cf me if
- a i j -n
thoa
dost abandon Be?' said Jdaraeloane
n tears.
1 "la it T.f t ri?bt
I should go to
(console thy motter:
- c
ws accamalAted ever;
mr bead, and perhaps I aiiaU d.e
wiihoat ever seeing thee agaia." It seems to me that high aad rartred
-The will of God be done! Bat caoaataia decreases aod lowers itsell
yoa, O ray brothers, promise melto tbe kvei of the plaia.'"
) never to abandon me."
J Her brothers bowed their heads ia j
6-"eace. j
-How long aad tiresome tie joar-I
ney is! My brothers, we pass withotij
cessAtioa from forest lo mooatain!
aad from Baoantain to plain, bat wet
jda not arrive At oar destination,
Are we not lost ia tte coon try of,
dreams;
-No, my sister, bat Prince Her
bert lires n long distAnce beyond
those 14 a e moaaiAics there.
"Sull a, my brothers; does it aot
seem to too ttat as we advance the
tky darken behind ns, the irrase
withers, and the trees bow their,
weeping braacbea u the eArth?" . i
-Yes, Magoeloaae, iadarss ex
tends behiad thee becaase tboa wilt
cerer pass this way Again. At thia
boor oar father travels Alone, Lis
bemrt black with eadeesii. aad ourisocaded tlroczh the rasi rIlri.'
raotber ring Ler liads ia despair." j
i' iwj ua.a, Ni -uuei i
nbatl bare sot aay pm&a of frriei?itaioers, lo preseat Lis bacd to
i wtat flo l see: U it tcj
I t - i - - r i I
cerse we;cb rises oa iiieet,or mea ;
who tOm tie bridle-
-Do Bt accuse bt; brse. This
r-st t mr ritt marks l-r tr !
l ocrtt cot to ps-i
1 wsli descead with
ibeelotbeTaneT
1. . . . ... e:
I d? aer taaas, tast iaoa boi swora '
MtMWM '
; "a;aatb, mj smt. OagLt I'
i - ---- - j ,
' Esotfcer ? Fare we!.
alacael&aae.l
agaeloaae,
Jg, bat oce )
bef.re tbe
; nsnca be'erciT 1 am jooog,
loftea sees tbe roasg die
! o?d. Stall I cever see thee
! n.n.r iVo. r T ; . x-. wi
5 tte UcJj Yirgia thoa btut aot lored !
' e- j
Of tbe two brothers wbo remained ;
i Acsacrj, the voaarest, was biftlj
; Aceompjuted, aad Magael&ane bred j
I tira iateaelT :
! "Dear AmAurr," 5. id she,
me oce of the baJiads which
I tbe tairbts aad ladies so math
"WiilicirlT. qt ?ster. I
wiij as
fr tbee tbe tali ad of Iaesille Beara.i
r, v, ,
dost abandon tte womaa wbo is
t sister
i Having tbes spoken ia a ft of pas
: sioa, fyr tte V.ooi cf her race wa as
: tiolent as the fames, sie lowered Ler i
Tell orer ber eyes so as to see ter
brother depart. 1
Very soon a trereler passd ties
'on tteroote.
"Salctatioas to thee, iLaroelon
: for tte ' ! Vf" ws aestter taste nor aeataeas. j saxei epcratiocs ia Torkesua.where j jB Great Eritaia, tie rear was ca-! lL d ' '-J of char-
l' Bat while she was talkla? ia this ! 'i." 'S5? wi'fc ikr t"e toogfct seTeral battles. ai eTeat5sl util Sm2 e.-a4 parca cter wlicb yield read.Iy to treat-
t war tte secoad of ter brotiers op. ! te 1' ' hr if '.f ffiet, ,nth,oaAnta reT.erSi bCl tie fe w wctki Tti is tte bos:
pe-J Mddealr. M.raeloaae uadeV- ZSlf ?- f faab"d malt of the ep:jra k as beea 4fid far.reatLiaz piece of sUtts- j fc
Lood tha. this caea was r ZtZH 1 th'ji!p - rereat Dntih bistcry "r-
iUare ter. and rerxaee feif i'-r.3: ,Kkl30le J"ckd" bea T'H Bj tt IUfAeIi has at once corm.d j Tjst Vm ,,,,, ,
i Sae looted at him with srora aad ia- - L - I "d aothJ T aaexed t tte:r possesMoas ia Er;iLih wer mnd b5s owa ko.j CJK.a i f P rV rl;t a- t"v
; Kr er bosom aad gasts and so on that qaaner. We hare beArd bat! ' The Torr PArtT Leaded br i:-u"S ,ad - tte
"Whatls it, ttea, which fxicbtens ! a letonse It tte coaq.ests of Yakoob; fcre dcLedW coatiaae j we IT'-dT'Tn
?ttee,TiAatkWj Is h thl Vas-' iTt-tt V 71' Kba hiaa; bat ttat ; e vCT cf domestic cbae ot;-- V V,
ibepoer which rrosses tbe road! Ah' VfL ? P 3 lo,J- eatarerhas at least Ba.;refora wfclca was tbe aaia character- r.; a V'aV.. Vo w
U4!eat. What casi thoa sat to Brr L!' P0 d f i isJc of Gladstone's admidstratio,: jf
if Go And be rarsed, thoa VhoU:0 "e:n " U-T;. Jke Bnh tare ; bzt Ltxml:tiS ihey bare made Hm a drarrri.rr that
vf Tty brotter who has just left tbee
5s ; was robbed aid woonded br thebac
riil'dits."
1 tnVft. r.is;1 V-v &r .'-a. . .
iit.T..t. '-r- xf .
u.-v. j svj ":rr.r!i! tint'. ii.... ..n. .
protect
' rselonae! Thr brother has alien ia Aa
La .
'j
amboscade. and the Moors hare ca
ried him off in capiirity.'
A third called to ber fro
m a
j: I
h.-i!Li:ff. " A r. Hcnrr t h
. . 1 - , .
iiaraeioane
iw ht
tte Pake ofrroreaee was drow.,!
ia cross? tte nrer;"
crosses z ite nver;-'
a r t. , , .
A fonrth passed brand said, "PraT t
a a ;.- i " v
' to God, t'eactifal woaiaa. Ttehocse?
TTAsten tfcrT Va.?n'r
. , a . L . - l r 'i
Princ Herbert is dria of rtef, for Ir vT. ,v V t ' T a "f" vr0''
ketas beea told thit bis roW wifeit fcA. SlkBK" tbeiatanins wnh China, which rery
U as beea carried o9 oa th j ?r'Ml,wb- seemed to nearly jianjed ber into war tr:th
aad that ther da net taow what has
cf her"
iay oi misery: mel tae poor
;rir!,fclet cs senarate, bt brotter.
'and let B3 pray to God to roadsct
They saw ter tbea fals and tremb-
Tin? prej oa iozz with ter horse.
ri!eaee rloomr birH, fl,w ,v,.n,K
tbe dArkness, skimmiB? with their
uMkcoa, ra.LUiiiit t l.u LaTiT
hearrwinrs the soft rbeeks of the 1
;yoasg cnae. uer torse, orercome
with terror, rose oa his feet- Magne-
ta rr
llonne let herselfslidetothegroBd,
aad conuBaed tbe jonraer oa foot;
tbe thickets caaght her dress ia their
thorny arms, and stosea tore ker
shoes of velvet in sh-da And aade
lr uelicate feet bleed.
ai ii-a oiooiea. a aermii mei ner.
ker. J
"Ah!
father, said Maraelonae. i
iaV r.
take pity ca my misfortunes. Of i
my three brother the eldest is wonnd-j
ed. lie second is a carare. tbe third i
mm tr th tvr i Ti-
Duke of JToreBce, my Niter, has !
perished ia the great rirer, and
my
the
motter tas &eeu toned onder
riisa of oar house; and Prince Her-;
!
hen is nerhaas dvic? ai iLI mam.nt
and has not Gad said; "A woman
leave lAtner ana motter, go
with ber hasband and leave all to
follow him? Tell me, maa of God, if
j I hare acted weS?"'
a. a.
I -Thoa art a noble aad courajrecos
woman, Magaeloace
' r 3"
-Tell me, holy father. whAt does i
-Tell me, holy father, what does
aeaia. the trees are oaiet. aad tie
birds sing" f
"This signified that
we appro aca t
nosbaad waits for ter."
"Bot see everywhere my feet rests
the earth is covered with Ten dare aad
sowers.""-
This is becaase thy feet will
never more be woonded with stones
aad briars, my dA&ghter.
n
"it.ll me Agaia, is it aot a dream?
-It is because the dweiiing of
thy hasbacd, the prince, will soca ap-
pear."
Aad so it was; the palace of the
Prince eoald now be seen; bot the
troat looked sombre, and the win
dows seemed as thoogh they bad not
been opened for a long wbile.
How rlooDT the boose loots ! 1
They will say, aIas! that no one is j things because he desires yoa to tini
living to inhabit it. " hixa what he is, bat becaase be if
"Life will only eater there wheat what he is by a at a re a ma ofho
thoa dost, Jtf agneloane, for it is a bo- ; or.
tbieaad beaatifal womaa who is thej
' ttr r . L t :
iliCBl UiC aWtiSB.
At these words the hermit diap-
peared, And Magueloaae hAriag
taken a few steps- farther, lose bed
the door of the pa-ac wita tae up it
her foot, the door opened. And ia a
avment the whole house seemed ill a
roiaAted; the most delicio&s meiic
aad Price Herbert u arciSceaUj ar-i
rajea, aorr;ea, luiiowea dj tis r'
.Ma
jrnel&aae.
w
.. v.r,
, . . liiUT. 'J.ftwiiic nv,
itoa art not
.aid he. nboa who an lie life of tbe
bonse!"
TV-. f
basbaad the bermit who eame to fcer
rr -"- -;
tbe irreA:es: tcrorise cf ail waa to
!;. i. 'w.M.k. n.v- k
VatiA AiJ l,UC V U 1 . UC U aUT. aWUA
mother, and ber bi-otber, who
b3ed. dear cbiid.' aid
-De b!ed, dear cbiid." raid the
Dake, "tboa who bast preferred tbr
Labaad lo aU other.; thoa eLilt be "a
For God is raj witaesa, if
tioo bads'; failed
ia this tiial the.
dors of a coarett woali have that
tfcee ia forerer."'
IlaFiaj tbas fpokea be embraced
ilajueloaae. asd ther- were briiitast
festiritiea held on .bi arraan whifh
"sicgj were beard of throughout fdl Cbrist
pleAie je&dom.
The Havlf taowavekerpcr.
st, ,a . v. . .
uj . tf tf rf,ii a-m .( .Vt U. k.n,.
tbjea e Lai beea married
years, ia all ttat time the table
tea .
nerer nghuy laid fwr a meal Either '
tte SAit
WAS waUnT. A knife cr
ijvja, or wee imponaa; iE2red:eat.
This af vrded g Ovd eirrcise for the
family, and tiere was at all times a
continual tzul'zz to and fra
-
i les, ste ws a half boa
teeper.
wctcr properjv
w.s a. throw it awat. it aa'a'x
much." Ttere always stood
ia
ber
.a,- f" uia. au' 5i:iu SOlte s-:ziil irouv.e a itai -.rr.r.t ta r.rfrsj r,T r,f if. irr.ir:-: . -
Aad moaidy tbeese. Ttere "alwars
aJ boa: ber room, a doren garmea'ts
wora oat by trampling ratter than i
jase. She was forever
.s.vi M-tyiug
- . . - . ww VUU1.1 .
.
, T
.vf" V ' , . . -f
, a . ,v ,
or EyiBff dowaia the celiAr fo:
.l. V, a .v
"a "-rows ia the rarret.
-- -- uiphuu its csi-af, ,
r wLat ;
A half housekeeper! ller cb3drea'
va aauu, jur ia ti-e
IS!" e.tf T
v.6 um, mei.,iormAijT ierm;
uueoM am W?o, wrtaaaieiy ue oareaa ca
watcacer ust:ess ntorement3 and
-.s.i.t a
beAr ber dec-Are that bo wemaa i ttrooh tha ntaaces of d plotaAcy, ! item. There is bo qaestionin? of
worked as hard as she, wbieh was ! which induced the Chinss to accede ) sth0rlty cf President 3I;Mhon
partly trae, for she had bo method. ' to tie British demands. There hare j fcT aaj panr. Tte Legitimists have
She Berer received evmpany with- also beea troubles with a warLke As-jnTad bo shew cf their tota! cAadi
oa: apology, aad neTer sat them ! pert betweea Great DritAia Aad Bar- j dltes daring tie Tear, and ttere tare
down to a decent table. She drarred ' mab: aai the Pake cf Cambridee' hp.- OT':.t iair-iiies of notice.
I .V - -1. l:r. -a -a.i ' t
um-ugu i aaa wornea tarocza
d.e. J, r wL:ch. 1 fer- !:ie T"J-
Uiing else, eh was caly hAlf pre-1
a a i . . ,
fref' ad x daughters to A.
low ter example, aadc&rte the world
ith six more ir. lie rat!- half house -
ksepers. setemeat will be bronrht abont. la
i - - I Earcpe there has apparently beea
A Kiuwaa. , dMm, witB;a tie last half year that
What is a gentleman? Is it simpJr j the "complications orer tte Tark
thk. a man J A ,n qaesta might resell ia a great
v.. v . v r . -
No maa. however, fine his
cwiaes cr eiezaat a is manners.
clothes cr elegant his manners, caa
be a geaUeasaa aalesa Lis iastiactire
sense of honor is as Sot as "the ttx''
of a musical w-Cipcser, who lisns to j
masiciaca. who riars hi own t,
tfcat K r-.' a.. . av-,-.
mean, or a cmel v.'zz fur tte
l i
world.
He will aot be
v n ,.t -
those plainer paths over wich the
.uuviauic iuii I 1
i.:.v .i.CiaSSOB
law tr a uri.t ...k nfM,
; be wfll par his debts, and forbear 1.1
lie or steai or to
care more wives
thaa one; aad his
rord is as good as
oath or bond coold be. Beine ie.
ceatly honor ab.e, he will
keen b i.
girea promise to a man and his trcth-
phgbt to a girl, Aad will refrain from
i&riTe and whea ke bat take: whea a
I - - !
Te and whea ke bat take, when
! fortrive. or rather Lx-rrt ni! h.
eternal staia npoa lis honor. For ia!
tbia world to blot oat some meraories ! .
ts to blot one's owa life. Not that a
man need seek reTenge, only he
mast rrmember that he may not give
aa honorable haad to be clasped br
one which is stained by dishonor. "
He takes no favor that is not right
to ute; and so he ever takes one
generously, and returns it whea he
may. Those who trast ia Lira trast
welL They are cerer betrayed.
The man of honor is a cnas with a
heArt; therefore be is aerer a Sirs.
He leaves bo womaa ia doubt as to
whether he is Ler friend or her lorer
no, not tie rsiaes. or the silliest of
her sex; aad whea he Barries, he has
tS. he has
does she
no secrets rom his wife nor
nare anr rrom aim.
He would lift' letter from the
! irroand wii4 the teal uirmaa a
; certAiaJy tt yoa were aot present as
; 151 . T
if yoa were, for he does none of these
r--
a"Tt iat wirj - fWrtlt " v. . rT.
;t.jtii.a-
tee editor, "That we are red-headed
And sbaII. And the next time that one
of those overgrow a rural roosters ia
a OAu-room reaefcea dowa tor oar
bead Aad ssggests that some fellow
Las kast a rate-bod out of his button
hole there will be trouble, "
T TeavfUTJ.
TL rear ha as: be?a igaai
iicd :
Lr aar erraordiaarr eTeau ia tie
tbe world. Batf,r.wj, dI L . n'v onVt
diiiorUaces here aad there,
!;a. ,t.fV..'..t.-'l1lM;
j f.f,' "tbrrh TfceVear
iZ.T .7 71 L " " " .;-.j
iictimasu"-"'-""""-
S : - .":".
m f tbere &ta bea laa ia a
im utnrp.., - t"C.
zegtna:ar3, ia taropeaa
: rw ,
bare tena a re "'-8
te lorEa r.tis, a-u
Ifluober of pettr actioas tare tatea
j u' "
1?', :
TarjiisJ reaa.w,
a not seem to possess tte
tarj succesi fc ttera,
at s?ae are ia tee
waj cf eefJemeat by ceyotiaticn.
The
maruAl Lrjpuaas, wto tire
beea led by their territorial amb:ti-a
iato toijiili'ties wita several Deiirbt-sr-
ia
cosntries. bare pasted their con-
sts toward tte eqaator, bare seiz-
qae:
ed Paxfcr.td;ceat tc tite:r era
Iiae, aad tare uracea ADyssiaiA
bat tte latter coco try t3 orerea
seen re-:stas to their Adrance ttat
ttey are prepari-j for tte withdraw -
jas
cart cf Asia
j al of tte j- eiped.tica. lbet.ass:ss TW t3.j two-:t;rds L!ow that of3'-4.
wtJca r.?5r.:tates tte Tii--a J--v, -... i.tii , : :
waii!a!T Mninsalk:
bat recent dis-1
patches aaaoaace
tbe complete eac-i
! rf tki tmi'! n;:!;trT f.,r
..-w j ...
:are. Tte Liberian repnblic, on tte
est coast cf .Irica, has beea w-i
iu -mu v j vi.-. -"-t
r.-faiAtioa and Dear its borders, bat
. it looks as tboajb tte foremment'
; woaia Live iop;ca cp m pemc? wiia-
e war o: tte U0i -
Aeheea. which was
n.r..lsi aA-ina
; Ijezun three rears aro, has aot beea
, -
ated: bat tbe arnsr
; and aavr of Holland bare refrained i
from operations daria tbe i
r.assiaas have annexed ta
Ai,c!
a te:r do -
ja.B4on liHi asjiia i caisiutu,
A . IT II tw I 1 1 I ml , . . : rrii i.U -
.. . --
j, i "- j
--t-iFt.. ur.. uC r -
aave Awiea tae r eree iav.aaas 10 ine.r
AasCAliaa twssessions: bet this also
AastrAiiaa possessions;
was Accomplished br treatr with tte
LfcUves, without resort t3 war.
i wars avenea wing ite year, im
that popajoas empu-e a few moaits
... ...
tte hostilities las oeea prereLtea
- .... .v..v -i
; sa:a a :orta.2Si ajro voa; w-e qaeea s
relations with ike Burmese poteatate
were still
cal.
bat, as both par-
i .... .
ues seem wiSibj to aegouat, and as
j British power is Tery mncb feared iaj'd Gambetuhare continnedin their
1 Barmab. it maT be expected that a
war. iarolvine tie 3ead:n? Ecropean
t c!.
1 X UC ar?Uiu vi i-vat:, wvi mm
iand Acstria hAvebeea deeply engag
ed ia con:ereace3 conceraiae, not
i onj-T "erregorma ou. opoa wve gen-
eral conditioa of tte Tnrrsn empire.
! J. try catc iu ij baae iiiuj .iiiuca
t-l v .j - . . u ; . .
i into acconat; and they hare doobt-
less found it diiScalt to reach a coa-
,
satisfactory ta All tbe pArties
? ta coa.ereoce, aaa te otter mere-.ea
! Pirlif5; " tb P? tk3 M
! been maintained over this bothersome
Tarklsh bosiaesa, tbe ottreak of war
orer n nay rips M iBoeaaiie.T
' VV-
t c tuLrrj.:v wc liius - uu. auiwc
the averted wars of the year the war
with Spain, which recently created
ssca a stk ia onr nary. We L'kewise
feel happy that the tree ties ca tie
Mexican frontier are not beroad tbe
i management of pacific ratesmaB-
..
Xow for a few brief notes while
birtJseye new oi tae peace-
king a birdseye
fal world At lanre.
Ia the United States, at the opea-
inr of the rear, there was troabiO ia
Louisiana, wbere Gea. Sheridan had
beea sent to take control of affairs,
and the PaciSeMail subsidy was na
der investigation ia Congress. Oa
the first of the year, Sara eel J. TUdea
was iaaagaraurd Governor of New
York; sateeqoeatlT, Francis Kenan
was elected Senator: ex-President !
Andrew Johnson (who afterwArd
died) took his seat in the Sea at. k as beea cne of anasaal iateraal qui-; . , .
The CAaal frauds barj .been ,.aderia-Llade, though latterly the Vienna JdsteVh
restigauoa ia New 1 ork StAte dar- govcrameBt, which hAs beea compel!-; ' . 5,.. w..h a exp-essioa
iagthe whole yeAr. The Beecherd tJ ieep close watch over the ia- " TtL :ZZ? ?
trial, which was berua with the year, ja-nt Bosnians aai ariuted Ser-Ml" xmpc..ng a poem
lasted ttroogh its first kslt, aad will j ,j4M acros8 ia soathera border, has ! It ;. t - .t-i- Qt jzz lady
"5a fcaua, --a - u
PPrKi"y SOOH i"ia resn ia
i various other shapes. The most im -
i P15' P?1 fctar,.of lBfr
were V u
- niii a-n IS T irt- Ihia mfaiirfa nf a I IjafTLjraw f
rTAiic Hoose of Ileprescnutirea.-
The exposure of huge whiskey fraods
ia the West hare beea a notable ia
cident. The preparations for the Ceatea
b'iaI exhibitioa ia PhilAdelphiA hare
beea ia prorress daring the Tear.
Tl American riSe team bekt their I
competitors At the match ia Ireland,
in Jane. Bias Tweed escaped frost
custody a few weeks ago. The Ban
ter Hill celebration toot place fa
Jane. There were bearr summer
I floods in some of tie Western Sta tea-
's cf Califcraia eii-5'3ei :a
Anct. There were wfrkiazniea"
' wlu d ,,.1.. Ti:e UVtera
iricr lie tat. Tte rwa vf Ld -
! Jl " " r 1
. - -r- ,.
" .r.T
; iijeu. u.r " :.a u:-a ia .-
!. caaary rer1va.1?t
operUEs 13
n.
, x0Teaiber aad west a: oa .-e it V
i -OTea.oer. aaa west a: u rtu-
; adelpLia, wbere ut k.ce Wata-
. d er.r -Lcc Aiat? its r.
u ti jiC; jent of tbe irr was its
fryoB Oi Arcttlttiup jId..ifT w
liie 0 Cardiaai cf the Ilolata
CatLjiic Church.
It has beea a rear ia which, frcm
rsl w Mt tave teari wide-
,'5prtt3 complaiats cl bard times; bat.
I ceTer;i.eej,
t. T
tt
e tus:sess ;
bare beea
tte
eoaatrr
irettic?
J
j tjj
area epea a so:
iader Las;s
er bad previjcii
Tte
iamlzradoa from Earcpe dsriaz
rear has beea E,ncb iesttaa
m.2T T..rs Tfce reoens sb
'-.
that it is
bat a triSe orer litOMO,
, tj, j, c.ne-tbiri beliw
control
:i.v.a j
meat, iLejL:rp:3jQut;.iJ2i'..-
-a . V l. : r : Fit.
re;4 uaitarij uj w.urc itr vicLjvii-
strAticns oi Piims:
and on :te fa
e:ure s.are quesuja
te tAckei diwa
, &t:jre lie citcTT c; lie Aau-s-ATery
!Mr Tf. n,;it' n-.-. r,..;.)i-i
0f li-iraeli's premierrtipceit to tte ,
; seT
a';r. is ue tt5t l&aiaa
'tOBrcf lEe lri3Ce of Wales, which:
) drawing to a dose. Gladstone:
i
still coaunaes b.s literary war up-ia
"Vaticanism. Disraeli has pLbtei
xhe sraremmeat safelr itrocb tte
vanocs Iore:za manoeuvres anl com-
1 plications ttat we have aireadr mea-
ucne2, ana L.s sur-porter3 CiaiCJ
at
- . - ... . " ... - . - r. . - r
:.iui.jLu.j'j3c w r.
' igre:?3 p-s.icr wnicn wi re;
;re En?-
.iaaa to ter Ijt:
:er posioa in tie
i V j
at larre.
j in f ranee tr.e year tas oea one;
of remArkab.e Pf
tne r.epaoncaa suae, ate 'Pal"ij
raembe:
ejected,
i w;X1 fc cf lte pclit.cal ia:ta.
The Republicans hare jast failed in
their effort to raise the state of sie?e
;a department ia which it su-i
Tae Ea:
, , t ;i;&itrr ir:.;ivi? iiu urtrwaij.
ell5U. aad tte severe latest over tte
! - ri' tie Ule resahed a:
:rers;r to i
.
xte small knot cf Jonaran:st3 m
tsstmuf
ijat tj.CT tver Qa5.
are
ceaselesslT actire,
for their
.
cppor.anity ia the future. Thiers
places as F-epablicaa leaders. There
are many signs ttat the present as
sembly will sooa proride for ia own
dissolatioa, and tte speedy election
of a new assembly, after which both
bosses will assemble as tte legisla
tire power cf aa organized csastita-
'tional republic.
Ia Germany, B-smArca tAS caae
no great new moTements ttis yeAr.
He Las net decked tie Action of tte
laws relatire lo tte ctnrch. and ca
many occasioss, pre'.Ates And priests
hare beea the sufferers by them. Tte
tierarcky have no means ef prevent
ing tte execution f the laws of 173
for tbe regulatica of education, ec
clesiAsacAl authority, and church
property, and the Pope has bad to
rest satisfied with bis previous re
moastraaces against tlem. We re
cently had new evidence shoeing
how "fully Bismarck controls German
!eg-!atioa, aad tie Tarious policies
'.e Las beea engaged ia taming into
laws A3 bear the BArt cf Lis strong
hand. Bismarck has beea studying
Turkey, but we have not yet learned
his conclasions.
la Italy tte year kas beea one cf
greater political quietude thaa aay
other year for a long Time. There
La3 been no new trouble abect tie
Pope, who baa kept himself closely
confined ia tie Yaucaa, and the Vi
tramontane party hare offered onlr a
Tia.t;re resistAaee to the laws which
13 previous years were
felt so beari-
1t. The Emperor or Germany tisi:- j
ed the King of Italy a short time
usit Mllaa. but if lie mcnarcts!
j .v. 1;.; 1
.1 a ..t t.rrK'-iK. .,.;,
riews. !
Ia Acstro-HanrArT, a!so. tie year
, aCTOSa Its soav&era uwuci, - , j; tl
j hAd aaore ttaa hs sbAre of trouble j i;e fcU d
0Ter e Turkish qaestion. AB5t,i;xaorais:r t
is nore directly interested ia the Sal -
. ua"! ate ttaa aay otaer power, x.us-
si not excepted.
Rasaa has girea ns little material
for JacutTAtioa, beyond the items is -
1 1 a.a.wc'nw'a.rl 5 fw VHP an f VaW
UUCUt-MiJ AaUiJ AaiWA 4 A4t V aA aTQAATW.. 1
We get no news trom tbere oi gor-.
f iu. ... .--i-in rt-i
crises, or ct exeincg prp-
nlar eiectioiis. or of projected P1-
ri or of reliriocs strnrrles.
Lookicr at Spain, we see that the
young king has BAiatAined his , PlAce, J "
thai tte reacrioB against the charges ; iu & -
made daring the rephjie has been ia j EtiILreAd carefully, eoa-
progress, th.t the CiAst war is laa- "Tt7m3d n.;k year aiga
arsisiiBg, tlAt the goreraaent a coav; 3
troCed as ever br mi-itarr politieiAas, j bor to subscn&e.
fetep TT
? -se J-Letp Ti
v.
r.,c L.
r;nc-t i
1 Late
ha ji.'rd
:ffd i
tare
hrai -f c-ittle.
, aai I am
bat. erea tte i&ost
CfSdlf.-.i f.-r eellia wfcea
e oniff. I hail nk a rreat
1-.. !;
deal .T..re c-iiey. du.'iar fur dulLaf.
oa tie '.Zj'rj 1 bae iarte1 ia
ytet-p. ttaa I -.bail riiake ia tte capi
tal iaeted ia f.i:. I tare a-ut
'iX taji-f j :Zrp. raaiBaT wits
jvut aay f.t.?a,:r :-,ea;:oa or
; care, ji t-e ',d a ;a us3d
'(jut bsaired d. wrta of wXiJ
iof ibis jear's ri:p. aaj tare tj
; h-jadre-i aad f:v lambs besides I
d- Svt tt;ak ;t p s-itrl t tare J j.e
so well c-a aay eq-j! capital iaTeted
;ia rattle. Oie rreat aiTas'.aje
; rheep tare orer otter itotk is. tey
sever d:e of tie roataioas diseases
; wtict ttey r-a tract. They get tte
'scabcr i.i-roi. cr aometiiaj else,
'and if aactetked. it g-etsttem ;a bad
ciai-tioa. aad wculj s,!tlca:eJj, per-
fcs?- lb2S- Bit the Tery worst
a disease tj wticb steep are
g-.fetbff owaer ample line
' v - - - - -
v v : . v r ..r . ,:.a,.f.
rsa
srxd t;a-e market, aad cities not far
aw3r tr rail or steamboat, a ckanre
OWiD?
w;. oe frota
prottj
: - .
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Tie trs: tt;a? to
t3 rent cat m os: ef roar lani or
ot ca snares, reservm? roar
heme, and say ten 13 twenty acres of
land f:r roar fruit crowing1 opera
tions, and if roa have a lore for tte
tar-inej-s. and z at
and enerrticiir
srstemAticai.T
yaa jrlll rr.ai?
tea Acres of iand
m jre moneT from
than yoa tare ever made from year
farm, and ttat too with l?ss real hard
wort
riant only cf leading well tried
sorts, ttat are tardy And prdactire.
ativin? them 2"od cuitivatioa and
!nV-i rn-! ma rtn a.
iir reward. kiad of
work Bakes less hard wort for tte
wmea f-ik? and beside
seque;
attactmen:
2ji
come
etrenrtneas
ail
oo. oy tn:s tie tao.e is snp-
. - T.
dispense with after one wasoa'e ex-
; cj'.T. a.r.c a. ia f -u.a.ua
towns no: suppled. w:ta :rn;i and
'ft'
vegetables tiat we ad rise tte read
ers cf this pp-r t3 take Advantage of
sac:
s Fruit L-:nrlr.
Barf mmme.
Many years siace. a minister, ia
his travels, pnt cp for the nisrht with
i aa who was supposed to posses
bet little cf what people call
ccm
aboct moa sense." JsstAshe wm
retire for rest, the man said to tie
minister
"Tell me, sir, what three words ia
the English language it is most diffi
cult to pronounce.1"'
T don't know that I can,' was
tte replr.
"Well," said the man. "I will gtTe
you till morning to answer rse."
The minister ibougtt no more cf
the question till it was proposed to
tim again ia tte morning, wtea le
said le had not ibonght of it.
Then." ssid tbe maa, "I will tell
you tte most difficult words to pro
nounce. Tier are I am wron?."
A clergyman ia one of our Eastern
cities was met by a seedy locking maa
with a f ask cf wtisky ia his pocket,
who iaquired:
' Sir, is iti- tie nearest r;ad ta tte
almstcu-e?-"
"No. sir," replied tte clergyman,
pointing to tte bottle; "but that ia""
A citirea cf ilicoa, Ga.wIo kit
op his New Years' caIIs until after
dark, sa . s that a dog ca tte
it
stoop
doer
is a rery poo- subs:
itete f:r a
mat II doesat remember
wtetter be sat dowa ca the substi
tute cr not, bat his paaiAiOoa
to be seaewhat wora behind.
see is
-7hat," fAid tie trAmp, is tie
tcp buckwheat; it has beea used to
keep the otters warm ; and I d:a't
at a-j coTerlids. So ke laid it to
ce side.
ilaa IJ yea thiak it would be
iSAfe for
me to cross it .a pasture r
MAid e-i.
tte old ball dont like
red Tery much, but if yoa chalk your
; "". s -
It is a thia excuse :
until aia
o'clock in tbe
1. jjer2i
becanse
3 s.eep year.
Oa And After February 1st risitcrs
i v, .jajj-ied to the Ceateasi-
. gii without a pass.
Cabsas teeps nobly ia the tab of
ril..;i;,..T0, nr Stat treAsnrer is ta
aIL
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