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Six tanaigksred Short Usra
DURHAM BULLS,
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VOL. XXIV. NO. -10.
i-.j CLINTO.N STREET, ;
J'.'li57o W.N. FA- j
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1 AT-.z-d-s t Kcr-lits and c;h
' cr Busji;-5 People SoLciti Draf
: ccgctiible in til parts cf tie Ccu.n
!try fjr sale, iloncy loaned and
! Cl!oct:ons raade.
Cambria County
BANK,
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iGKN C.2EF.T. JOHN D. RC
JOHN DIBERT : CO.,
BAXKERS
JOKKSTOY7N, PA.
Act" ii nl of Jlerc-banl and
ollic-r loinei people cIicit-
mJ. irMlM nt-Koliable id Mill
pari of llie (tiUBlrj ror Mle.j
ione) l oaned and 4 olltTtion!
MrfiJe. Inicrol al tlie rate of!
ler rent, per annum al
lowed u 'I iaie epu.iti.
I tatiit?a lrepoit IiCHW.l lH-
led, and Iniere 1 owponnded
j vmUonuaUt Uen desired.
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4 '. j. II. Zimmerman,
t Skvrel. Penna-
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New
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SHOE STORE,
SWYDER &. UHL
Kali ;i: parchaed Ibe fhoc
Store Intel owned hy
. Kerl.
at tit
tc m::l-z tr.e atur.-' 2 -f
ii.-: at- T.vt Dvi iik.j tijre
- Lsr.: xi fTit-S'.'e as
Boots, Shoes
and Gaiters
:0TII OF
Eastern zr.ti Home Manufactun
at c.iri i fi ur.
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SOLE LEATHER,
MOROCCO
CALF SKINS
KIPS.
ANI l.IXIXG SKIXS
t : a it ti !?. wt-.t a faU line of
Shoe Findings.
rte KdMr. ui nt 7 a trrr BX
JC EN I a .it be fc enante t.
DEPAKT-
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Good Work asd Good Fits
aa w arc oav
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BTitd ta eall aad eaaaaiae aaa- ateok.
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a.tciraW it.'mrf i it t vc-.jisrii. tai 'or-
s.-T A k l.iirii ciianwifr.
' tai w .rii it ...J w mt-r!lr telT. jajat w
! isi i.i:ira Ur uturu T-nuinef, trfc ml uuiii.it
't-aisu ti:u. roiiT tUar.nwi. wf.h vri
I iMn; ws Ei (rv;iT!, ui :;n taast-r.ti
! l'Rl.L xyi) STYLE .'F KINliINO.
t-j.Si. trt-il i
Li:r.-Ti:EfT. ptrrn; :,
lahiii larkfiMunvw. ri4 ;
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F-.ri ciiw citviteia wcte4.
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Merchant Tailors,
Gent's. Youth's and Boys,
lfl TN aoj Stueet, corner Fifth Iteeae,
PITTSBURG1I.
CJLATE ROOFS.
1'Vw wbo are co ImUilna h'mrei eium'.l kxi
tha i: ttifiprr ia the ki- ran to iat
fc. :t Una UnTfkirT. SjiM aiil UK furerrr.
1M: at- if fiirt art mtn rivl. SlaT pir tbe r-ar-ra
wttet Ureimm. Sta'.e U trt r't Eirrx
rmt )i.iiirii.t tin t Siu n-. Tfc ndr
i tiiftw-1 it i'atrl la Can.lrJUid, wtrfre Le Lai a
r jud fs, !-!r
Peachbcttom L Buckingham
sa r- a r-T- l n
tt-r r.cfcirs: tht rrrr V-ft rtiyie. He will awler
ukr tn -a: Siate K-Jf Hi. jiut lif ani l-rt-ra:e.
rrirrf. kf.. titter its ti.ati rr on:rr at tie
k-at-ii )itWil and u VMtrmt.t tlrai. l all and are
,ia ni.lrta tiira at hi l3it. No. 11 Ban in.
TStrf-tt-Cbb; jrnacd. tTier mT Wltft a::
SOAB CASEBEEK,
Arrxt, fV:iere Pa.
Wm. H. SBirtrr.
Ajri
tt. ;rs.
C. A. Wil-.ili
C. W. TcrXAL.
Cheap Store!
r kt noons. gkocilies.
JWEMING TMFLEXESIS,
HAIPtrnKE, GEAIS, k-
F.? Ca'h vr Ft. are.
GE2 HARTS, Pa.
tr.ar15
1876 WALL PAPER. 1876
rr awltie f ir tie eotoior fi.Tinar ar-
rjr.rJ. T:t ori faruaaii auo la.lr rrf-rti:-
eti. Ealke r"prr atth awl anncnt IadM.
I Sr! eit-il and Pet0e tlrvflsad Pifcr -(
j.le;c asorrtHiett. New Hall Piias-ess on aam
'. -n i-rkercbe. A3rjraa Goad Ortiuod. Gilt.
( Sat'ia. Plain Etnte. Ii"l- kr i rrt rYixe
Sliter Meilal awarded at Expc.;um.
rM-riaI Prlee- ta leaier.
Ie Zonchc aV: Co
101 Frfth ave., net to Poatofice.
PlTTSBl Ttill. PA.
Slarrhia.
T. D. EVANS.
ARCHITECT.
Aaa rf.creeil
ATiae.
SUrca ia.
Iron Ecrtf. Oltiw .Cri.-.a
PITTSBrBCII.
PATENTS Ni rharrt lor prtUxinarr aean.
OBTAINED Nefcwadaara. Nofreaaa-w-.-.
ul. M.amal. wirh refereoeea, frrw.
OSor la WaaUncua and Fkiiadtlptua. W
era 1 1- -e.
Cf'NIOEET FBoa. a McTiGCE.
bxt3 Zi V ifta An, Piuabauvk, Pa U
FOB MEALTM,C0F0ST1D tCOKCaf
CORK SHAVINCtS
Are ctHvrpaaara aa aa arUrle fcr Bada, 31 atmaaea,
ke. Tke are tea tiatea aa 4 am hie aa Smltl car
Knw. noljt tu aer lb. Forty ita. will All laa
large, eeal. toraaieiiT
AatMSTRONfl BR'tS. a CO.
4 1 aaal riraC aren rttuaan a, rav
AprUl.
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TOTICE.
taJbra tbe pabiie tbat I aa aetbat? Hbm
. eeata a NiatiiiL aa4 will taka tana or.
aaatu tiniianga far at U aaal rail.
JOS. W. BEAM.
AteS Oascex X Suatta, Pa.
THE OLD FRIES D.
ST SaIAH DOT C5CV.
Tb old, eld friewliT
but mile hrr Uelli tn lk mr!e
AaJ mJlty rrcu Uircih fftm iorts-j fl.w,
tot EfTrr froTE !M piac crvwtxi Iirs of faow
&-jne meet znc ou aiElu
Life eww t
And tfcfa. pTrlmn. word or fmOc ieclire 1
Ttit mom lier.J ibrob tcaih their J-.ad of,
For k-Tt im'Wi cm. lit wLfat laa: tb lre.
TiH rtdrrm dsn.
' lint tif trt IsJl'a ;"
Tt r3i re tweet'.
Ob. a.roJs t ret tcr-Ji the I.k!Ki Ki,
My feet tiiU treaJ tlie weirr rjJ j- tp!
Err trt TCr kolcf (uB mt tack te CKxi:
U bru ve H.CC-.
Ot. tfcea irriarH Frirad,
Tat 1 miT kso l)na is ittir p.rrcta-s 1.1 it:
Miac o!3 !m;Lr trirsJ aiJe fir ni tiirut.
kc beui TV:
DlKROWft rosn
t'urruw a iKaii was ir. ten. m
tk - . 1 r T" 1
uh ai t ssa'.iisg", acd iflUrrow s poad
j T. . , L
tbe
Frat Kiue rl fettered i
danem
o'U a
a j
fl.,n Wi A i-t ne ratl jliHi. bat
tare, but to ttOTre accustomed to beed I
itte frcz n lake pmiled a elc me t"
;bp merry iry :Lat carte dowa it.-
bauk ca this Ptceroiber sfteraiXia.
la twos and threes, vonoff mea aDd
maidens tbey reach the lake. There
are the I'avis sisters, aad their broth-
fr?; t,e:ct came Faaat Merrill acd I were 13 lbe Elilit of
her cutia. Joha Rahtca,thea Rettalh?e i,J ffoal weT
Marstoo. ter brother, und Frerl jJtni, iQOick, fnsbteoed cry
iLva:e
Wallace, atteaded bv Law-
recce V. icston aad Eageae Duraat.
What .-.boDW of merrv laughter ran? '
. f- .
out aad bo w the gav eebces answered
;!r;;y ,Le Cjf;oa Li::s VLat ak-
ward attemt'ts Let-altavis made
,..4
how patient Will Marstoo wm io twi
effr rts y teach her. H?w Li!!:e Ii-!
vin flirted with Fred Stoaetand K,,w :
flirted with Fred Stoae; aad hw
ta Marrtoa's L'tck eves daaced
Re
with fuc as she ttart d thr George
Dvis. The poor fellow was overj
hi..,! vriff mr in !.,r nr:tK f.tj rlr. !
eyed itTmector, but it was djatifjlj
hether or Dot Le would ever saai-!
. - v . . . . i t :
uuu ouuittjjc io iei; uer fc-'.
Keep joto Irom laterraptiaz
, . r ,
HJ tUO TCt. J0. there S a g-ood
Kl.' said Fanny Merrill, ia a hasty
arije, &S she skated off with Mr.
lastoa. iaa smued aad did her
best to console Mr. Knshton for his
; a.saj.p'..irjtm?Bt, tDocb sbe was talf
jamuredaad half provoked to note
j this dircoasolate expressioa as Faa-
inyieitiiim. 1 te pettiest ana most
1 graceful skater w as Locie Wailace.
j&be jooked like an el from fairyland,
irp W .. kn;&: an. frsil rot .
lovely ia Ler cotjoettib skatia dress
ol Cart oiue. wita ber goidea bair
kautted tack, here aad there a loose
cutl eT-capia? trom the coil, her blue
eyes dancing and her cheeks crim
8 ued with cold. Xiaa's dark eyes
followed the lii ht Crnr i.-iriri-lr a
she answered Mr Kn-bton's last
question:
'An orpbaa' Xo, ber father is
iag; ter m. ther died w hea Louie was !
babt'
Pnraat seems terv devoted ' said i
UnsLton, as tne two cooples again
passed eacb other, 'or is that his or
dinary manner?,
Xiaa .bragged ter s'.onlders.
Really, I cannot tell yoa.'
Shall we listen to the words pass
ice beta een Louie and ter tall cav
alier? They are skating side by side;
tbey approach a place ia the ice.
Eogene says:
Give me yoar hand, Miss Iioaie;
breakers ahead.' '
She glides from tim and joins
him after they passed the ro-ct-ness.
'Yon arp too proud to be takea
care cf, are yon V says Eogene.
Pride goes before a fall, remember.'
'So it seems,' laagbs Louie, look
iag over her shoulder to where Fred
Stone lay sqaalliug on the ice.
'Miss Louie, do be scrioas for a
minnte.'
'Mr. Dnrant, do be sensible, Lr
several minutes '
'Are yoa guiD? io tnswer the
question that I usked yoa just
now
She fiurhed scarlet, but said notb-
lDg.
'I have the right to demand
aaswer, Miss Louie. Is it ves,
'Yes. if ' She hesitated and cct
circles ia the ice.
Tfwhat?'
-rapa will say so,' says Louie,
with a little quiver i3 ter voice, half
of aager. balf mournful.
I tope not,' Eugene says.
'Louie, do you love me?'
'Ob, after a fashion,' and Lottie
dans off to the other extremity cf the
I pond. So the afternoon wears on
I til! i V ht- n-rT rif tt pir crv.r?a re
tire, aad when the winter.stars peep
f.-rtb, Harrow's pond ia destr'.t u and
the echoes riag no more amOD the
tills.
Two nizhts afterward there wa3 a
party at Mrs. Davis'. Louie looked
prettier than ever ia her dress of ple
bloe. cloudy wiih misty lace, her
golden hair caught back with leader
blae forget -me-nota.' So thought ber
escort. Fred Stone, who must be
considered an impartial judge, for to
bim Xina Kenyoo's dark face was
tbe fairest in ail the world. Xina
was not a beauty, tut she lot ked very
handsome tbat night in ber black lace
dress, with scarlet pomegranate blos
soms ia ter hair.
Eugene Durant was late; te came
alone, and after paying his respects
tbe boaiesA stood watching tbe mov
ing throng, till te saw the golden
bead and laughing eyes of Louie
Wallace. It was not long before he
persuaded her to promenade with
him.
'I went to see your father to-day,'
be said, after a little, in a tone tbat
did not express tench pleasure at
the thought. Lonie looked up.
(jnestioaingly.
'Come oa bere and let me talk to
yoa.' said Eof-ene, and they stepped
I ont on the sheltered porch.
'1 our father refosed his consent.
He says, and yery justly, that I am
too ild. I told him that I conld
and woald be steady, for yonr eake,'
ESTAULISIIE1), 1
SOIEKSET, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2G. IS7G.
jbat be dida't hire moch faiib ia mj ! the stood cp ia all ter delicate bean-'words rr.a3e rse th:ai wbi: a wcrtb-
Iprucstees. Then be said too frt-rei ty, acd prcciiMfd: 'I wP.I wait formless retcb I a?; I ws !ppert?,
Uoo ToaDgtotbiLSEofujarrjic? aaf-!Tou.' And doit mast the d;e? Pie fa then ber rarare can:e, and I res - ir -
I 'Too Tons?:' said Louie, with all
j'bc iasulud dijroisj of alaauei eigh
.teea, 'aojthicg elstV
j Eugooe ra& eiieat, but be f-tt LU
tee;o as te remembered tbe tauat-
. , .
IDS words ibe rscb tDka bad ?aid to
Lid.
'Wdkl ele did fs'ber derasa-
; "Wbii m-jre do you wact? Yuri
; ar:d I bare each Jjrtiijltd aa ot-jt'.--i
tk.rj.'
j 'Aui papa fjmibes aaother.'
'Xo,' aad be epoke bitterly; I far-
j ti?b that, too.'
j rpa Qecda'l fray it's Ltt-aure yuu
;are wild aad youa ' Ljuie says
irupetuutiT-ly '1 kaow Leiur; rjoc-
e is ibe vulv lusg be tares fr.
lie '
'Luiiifc!' Ejgerje'a Tui-.-e is eiera.
'I'un't talk t-o Lctiie; i: Is h. t ricbt.
Ycur father I jVc y. u dearly, a!.-.j
juu kiiow it' And Liui is j-eiteat
1 10 a CiOOtOL
'I an puor, bat I will bt ricb. I
will make rauaev. Will vua wait fjr
! IBP.
'Yea, I will wait.' ..he acsatrr
i L . , ,
: ' rsI?ius Dt"r piire, sru-.tful
.eJeStotis fie. 'I will wi: fvr
Arj'-thtr t-kitio psrty a fs'.v
after ChrisiOu-i. "I Le Davis
aad Dursat cre a-jt there,
bad U-ea a flight thaw, aad ia
Wet k ti
i:rr'
There
t."n.e
! P'- te tee was too tbia for safety,
I bat 11 tbe daager only added
i 10 lce eajoymeai 01 tae eport. 1 cev
. 'ace.
whea
a riled by a
and turning.
a break ia the ice aad a tiav
jploved ba-id pra-piaj the eJe.
''J b1
Mrstoa,
.1 . . "
buck all uf voa.' rhuuted WiH
aad they ?tood still, wub
fa-t beatic-r heart., w tile he careful-
iy approacaea tee l.reat. He ws.
ju-t ia time to cra-p tbe baa i as i
"'PP'1 froa : ,CA 6o J he s xa
-e' ioaoimate f.rm io hi arms.
'l'oor louse, tin wi k:;I her,
Fo-r Loui
!tiurifiered Relta
Marst in.
as sae
cauirtst s gtt of tne cold.
.'V,e WZTt -'tl L-r
X ina,' Said Will. WSi
white ficc
tome. M.-s
idit rapidlv !
toward his
flei;
:h.
,t;
Frtaoa,eiv, it
was but a short distsace f;
m tbe
pad to Mr. Wallace's, aad it wa
but very few rniaates until Lvaie
was at home. They succeeded ia
reviviajr hfr, and she iar-irted that
she was oiuoh better, bjt ia the ciL'ht
t . j iire
sae waaea wua oigo lever aaa lam-
matioa of the luogs. For weeks her j
Lie hoDir by a thread, aad dtiriur ;1:
that time Mrs. Keoyta cursed her!
with untiring
care, Mr. Wallace'
wa aimost fraatic at tae tb'Jiat of i
ioriajr ma idoiizea caudate
idolized dau'h'
He I
be!
bot himaelt ia hia roam.
was not allowed Jo "eater
Loaio's.j
rcfdMag to eat or Criak
lie u starve n:raei: idio a ipon o: ;
Tail .. .. - 1 m
sickness,' said the doctor to Mrs. i
Keayoa, 'ana ttea we ii nave Aim
to take care of.' Turning to Xiaa he
continued, 'do yoa. Miss, arraajre a i
leach, light, but substantial; take it
t0 fcim- make fc;m eat -
(. aa
toa do it?'
'I'll try,' answered she. and she
leu Ice Toom 10 comP'J WI1D t" pre-;
emptory request Vt'ben she knocked :
- r TV li 1 . -i
" -,lr- na uwr, oe cpeaea it
himself.
'Xo, tak- it away; I want nothing-'
I cannot eat'
Sbe placed the little tray oa the ta-
ble and turned to him. He had
thrown himself on the sofa azaia.
and sbe stroked bis thin gray ba r
with a liffbt soothing toncb, and
. -1 J . ii - , ' ' r : .mi
taiaeu iu uiui m a low., sou roice, l.ii i
be peexed ouieter. Then. brini-:nr
the trey, she sat down, savin g, 'Xow
yoa ceda"t frown. I am head nnrse
ia this ward, and I esy yea mast a:
bis tit of chickeo. She chttted
brightly to him nctil be tad eaten
what she had brought; tbea replacing i
the tray on the table, she stroked the
throbbing temples again, natil the
tense muscles relaxed aad he slept
quietly. The weeks passed by, aad
still Louie lingered. The fever was
eone-.it bad left ter weak, as a little
child, aad she tad a eou2b that
sounded life a kaell to the loving
ones around ber. But her father per
suaded himself tbat there was no dan
ger, and went back to his beljvedj
couatiaz-bouse, tbiakin? each dav, !
'My darling is almost w ell; her
are bright and her cheeks are
red;
Had be do thouirht of his dead wife,!
lV-nie's fair youcg mother, who.-e
brilliant eyes aad crims- n beeks had
Uren tbe onlv sign that she was slow
ly dviDe? We fD often forget
that the bloom ca the cheek may be
bet the shadow of the red flag of '
death: that tbe light ia the
eve mav
be caught
heavea.
frnn tie Irlir! tr;.: r,f
'Come to-morrow,' said Lonie as
Xina Kenyoa was leaving her one
afternooa. 'I am so lonely here:
Aunt Hatty, is busy, and nurse Sarah
is so deaf. Come, woa't yea?'
I will, Birdie,' said Xina, tenderly,
'Good-by.'
At tbe pate she met
rant, ne joined her,
Pnaana Tn.
aad as tfaev
walked down the street he inqaired t
a; tiouie health, i ooa t tnias sbe 1
I don't tbiak sbe I
is aay better.' answered Xiaa sadlv;!
I don't believe she will ever be
well
has
again. Sbe looks so frail, and
such a wretched coagh.'
While ste spoke there had come a
quick tremor over Darant's face, bat
be did not reply at once; and whea '
ne uio, nis voice was steacy, aaa ne
sxn changed the sabject There
were words spoken before tbey part
ed that neither woald forget As
she went into the boose, Xina
thoustbu "How could I speak so to
tim? I bad no rigbt to do it'
In bis room tbat nieht Eogene
mattered to bim-If: 'A brate'o life;'
was that it? Yes, that was it; how
those eyes of hers blazed whea sbe
said it She's right; it is a brute's
life pshaw,' and he took op a book
to drive away the unpleasant memo
ry. Bathe coaid not read. Ever
between him and tte printed page
there came a face, with splendid eyes
and scornful month, acd tbe phrase
kept rineintr in his ear. A brote's
t . TT . t . 1 t. 1 . L . -
ble, and leaned back oa bis chair, op, bnt her eyes felt when they met j from which the refreshing tff-cts of ' Well, sir, you appear to be a gea
masing, aa tbe smoke of bis cigar ibis. He continued in a low toice: jsnn and light are carefully excluded tlemaa," said the plaater, bJ
curled upwards. Ttnarbtsof Louie' 'Doyoa rt mem ber the Bier ige yea! It is into sach sepalchers .bat dis-! rather to aoxiooa aad coaAiinC '"
came to him; her image arose befuie gate aie standing by ber grate? Bj jeaae eaura readily aad doeaits dead-j wiltai Lira aa yonr reeomneada
him at, be bad last seen her, when Gtd'a grace, it saved me. Your It work. One woald think tht't'o. "Wlert is te atrwr'
Li
btr bright jonti, or mast she d?ed, wh U-d's help, to obey ;;. Yua
out a weary l;!e cf pa;n: o, no, s-ae
f Cuuid Dt;t Cie. fte sboaia crt weii;
e was hi: Lsd fbe m-t rri-mispd to
wait f. r bioi? Ttiroctb tbe balf-cpea
wrjtiGuw te caugtt a scateo c! ssaj
from some oae parsing: tV&it for me
at heaven's gate' acd the words
i-raute bim w itb a (pick, sharp paia.
Wuul J it at the pearly pates tbst
she w oai i wait for him? He would
terer reach her there, sever, never;
bis wa.- a brute's life.' II;.w sbocld
Le paia the heavea where ter pare
f-jiirit would rest? Aad she was dy
ing, dviu', dyin. With a mattered
verd he sprac? tp, ?e;-d his ha
aad eat, cut.
Hal! -., Kojcoe. jast jr -.in lr yr.o;
c iae vd, o'.ii b'v.' and he felt bia arm
pulled thruujb Joba Rashtoa's An
h-iur afterward Eujeae wa seemia
ly tte ejaye.-t "f tbe fr 'liikiaz prry
ia LawTeoee Vit;tuas rra And
yet Krscirely m;Qi'l-d vub the clink
"f .ir'avp and :be ?a a of la'j?b:er.
the hound of Xina Keayoa's v iie,
ia tb-Tie three w Td-: "A Ira-e's
P'j-ky twlliffht ia Ln'eV rvirc.
Through th nr-en windiw enme the
war:n breath of May.' and the fra
eraace cf dlieve W-iisa-njs. Xi
rvenrn sat by Enie" Jxd-ide
in? with rbe f -f carls a the p;
aad watchin? wi'b ?sI living
eve
the wasted face theT s.bsd-'d.
r 'Xina, after I era dead
T . m .tfv . J
n't
; clasp me fo r?h'!v, p!ea?e w:U
Tia
Ea-
; jr.ve a me-jssre from ire to to
j ceie?'
'Yes, carliar.' and
Xia-i
shaded
her faee io tbe carl?
'Tell him that I loved h'rn
to the
ead. that the last prayer I offered io
this w.irld was fr him, and oh! Xins.
ted b:aj for b:3 dear mother s ela
sad mice to meet cs both ia heavea
A Ci
cf cocrbiasr came on tba
ad
; me i-;Sed so wntte that X:oa felt
; alarrtie i aad roe to call her mother.
It is aothiaz,' said Lcoie faintlv.
oat evea as sse stV'ke there came
dash of crimsa ca ter 3ip, aad
Xiaa's frihteaed err broajbt Mrs
Kfnr.in fmm n arJTntf. r.wn anl
Mr. Wallace from tee library. Far
iato the cijjbt they sat by Loaie's'
tedride. while her life weat slowly
r at. Resting in her father's arms,
sbe 3-i ked at Xiaa ia mate eiiraty
aad Xir.a sp. kesoftlv:
'I will a n ferret.
If that is wait
yra want to ai-i me.
The pale tips smiled
1 te pa.e nps smiied fatally, thea
her jre rested oa her father's face,
aad. with aki.-s co her.lips, she shat j people are always prtstat ia thoas-
her eyes ia tte dream! sleen tV.ntiaads. Wtea atxjut to Breach, he!
kawg do wstkia? while the earth ca -
dares.
Xt ..1 Vl-
eoueeiled by
tbe beavy rur.a;cs ia the room where
Louie lay ia her co5a, whea she'
; teard a stf p ia tne room. I craia?
the sa v a taaa
leading ever the!
c-iSa. He touched his l"ps to the
pare.
c-i.a brow, aad when to raised
h:shead. Xina saw Eazeae Parant's
face. .":he shaddered it was so lined
and worn wr.u pita. iled;dnot see
her, and U-ft the room rjaietly. He
was not present at the fuaeral servi
ces, oat iate ia t
afteraioa Xin3
f(.aad him hy the new-made grave.
le turned to go, bat Xiaa held oat
. . .
ter band aa3 be to-k n silently.
wua a ciasn taa; maae
.-'ia foe
Haze -
ache.
Mr. Duraat
she left a rnes-3"e fri
yoc; shall I e:ve it to ya
now?'
He bowed his head, bat ' did a-t
speak, and wiih a qaiveriag voice
sbe repeated Loaie's words. Whea
she had tat-bed she 1 oked cp; bis
i laet; a ia. iiiil rra ttaiai, isu tur
i dprk eves were razirj? at the snaet
sty wita a teoaer, yeamiag loot, as
if ia the zlowiag cl-uls he saw the
gates of liarht, aad L inie sraadiasr
there beckoning to him with her
small white band, ne estuhj hi-
breath 'I thank voa,' fc said.
ad
j Xiaa left bim.
I
'Did you know Durant had left
: town?' asked Fred Stone of Xiaa
j Kenyon. me eveoin? ia Jane. 'Left
ifor rd, I meaa. He has gone to
! St. Lonis to live is practicing law
with aa old friend of his there. He
watched Xiaa's face while he stated
this fact He had felt a latent jeal-
ctjsly of Durant, and half blamed tim j
for Xioa's failure to appreciate him-1
self. Bat Xiaa's nerves were under ,
eod control: ber face expressed only
conveational snrprtse, and she evine
ed iust the conventional aaionat of in.
crest in the subject and
no n-ore
during tbe
Fred felt relieved, aad
'eveninc found
cnrage to try lis
Itwasnot kind, it
'fate aad lost
ws not gentlemanly ia biai
to say
what, be dia teen, aaa .mmj
dark
.roe fl.st'cil m th wle tier answer
U K5a insinnation. "
Yoa are sadly mistaken ia voor
belief. Mr. Stone. If I had never;
seen Mr. Durant, yar answer woald
be ia what it has beets. Yoa, and
iTAn1r.nP are ta blame for this! I re-
I-
gret that this
conversation has oc -
t. .. rtlk rin, nomo.tnn
jlUICU. aUU UV. nuu vui j.. ih-tii.
va m-iTI fnanaa the Aohtaet
Fred Stone went home that night
'a wiser and a -adder man,' aa-l ia
ber owa room Xina bowed Ivr head
ber owa room ina iwwea ivr neaa
on ber clasped baad. aad moaned.
'Oh! Ecgene, Eneene!'
Five tears went by. Seated at
it.ct artmi.w nita m.'.rmnr Xin saw
a familiar frta approachlag the
bouse. Her heart beat fast whea
she tok the card the sertant broaitht
her and read tbe name, E. t. Darant
She hesitated a motneat at tbe pa.-
lor door, giving herself a mental scold
in?, and then went ia quietly so
quietly that te did not perceive her
'entrance nntil she stood beside biro.
He was l.x-tiatr at the picture of
Louie Wallace that bang upon tbe
wall, and bis face was very grave. It
lighted op with iu oIj smile whea
Xina spoke. They chatted for a
while ia a bright friendly way, talk
ing of tbe changes that five years bad
brought acd then Eugene's grate
expression came back. He looked at
tbe pictare over the mantle again.
He spoke abruptly:
"Mis3 Xina do yoa remember tb
linr me once that I was leading a
I . , ' , '. I w-t aid. 1 " tt -v.r-. I . PIT -
the
-ope racAJre.' He walked
to
at
tLe
'mantel sci crazed earchsily
the
' pare face in tbe Iht'e ffJtne. -My gaa
d.aa aayel,' he whimpered soi
t.
Uriah!
iris crvi
the: lea
e to reti;a tereraot;ca, . laa
ri;.ea iy.
; cT-r her.
"t- k,i-f-.pi!iT.f,
lie tried to re-
straia her
twfcri, bat ia raia. 'Xiaa,
-? da'iiar.' Aad thea i-he
do no: crt ;
was fjldt-J
Lved tou s
wif-.-?'
She tr.--
hsd sbowa cic the la; she ttz
ia hi a rn-. Xiaa. I've;na. It
o IjCjT will y.u he iny
ired
s i.iv'.uia?: he
caaht I. aie'n naaj, a
HIv.
are-
ly:
Sh a siiat u Heiveo. I ihiijk
, ff I er a- ni v pjre tviard aa aael
I j t :u a "t (ri:f tr tLit I I jve t-u
fDtw! a mu t-a ul i !jfr
(S h b-ed ber b-ad.
I 'Thea if v-u 1 -ve ti i
n ii m r-:'
.;r.e I.- k' U C M'i a:ei
truf-l ir.'S evt-. i ; J ;if .i
hi-, w.fr-r
t-a n
lid b-r
Iti-a-jd to fii, feli;.tf that ia-t
il'-offtris! i. e;'j-d aai thit at
jafier wectry Te-rs 'A Aait.u ber
ward had CoUie.
b-r
re-
. jiona l.idciun.
CiNuX LlMK'.V, if iiericr to the
Ci?hi t .f I'eterh T'. v.zb as aa orator.
t.iT-'haT! been jcta-.-ccced f t Ieaa Jtaa-'-.
1 lev. a tiort ci nitre-rut juds-e. '" be
j renteji j r. g. :,rr of tie ae.'
j r-t-rm .as t.re r-eld- Ei I--- t.aa
His;
aa
: b-'ur :cs. a-.d ' f.eaiiaies eictt i aa
j h -ur ia tteir dt iivery. Aa emiaeat
j Xcacaf ,rri.-a'i.-: preacher write that
lea o:e faticn he l;.-teced to lr.
;Liui a " "vi-.h u-ibit-.d iaterest
;aa hour aud t'-it-stv miaate?."
M-rravis are
aot n.ere.v tor'atorv,
ith.'Uifb b? is a fylendid deelaimer,
! but a-e msrtt's cf eompressioa aad
coodeo-r.t;-..a, n-tw:t
rithytaadiD? their
, :ea
-ta, uai they are so attractive
: he iavariably draws imrseare
iieae-.?. Tae 8na-a?eateat thst
is to rireai'b aurwhere iathekiaz-
th
( au
! he
i
d.tn is oue tba
avs wiielv ex -
: cites canosur an
. t
iaterest, aad 1 jd j
: before the hi'ir of
the cathedral
church is sure to be
' tf-aa-!T ittifkei. It instaccM where
i the acajusioa has bee a fcr ticket, the'
tickets bite b?eu di.-pocei of days
before,
tercst
aai fcar'iiy aay amout ct la
is saffjcica; to obtain cae.
; Caaoa Liidoa's audieaces are usaai- Uit-stick were lighted, ieir rays, ; tfca: occurred, aadthas tbeXapoieoa
;ly largely made cp of clergymen, ia- i filling npon the t-raa meats, produced . ;c KQT fU at Doi oa German but
j ciiidic? the mort emioeat of the cier-; a elittenaj effect- Then catered, ia ; a.pa Vrenca grouad, and ita maseh
I try aad" prelates. They also attract 1 Oriental hats aad vestures, Isidore, WAS nol w victory but to defeat.
i-- . . ... ..i. , ,t-r - ir.ta.:: -
I iaea wtt are emiaeat ia pontics, lit-
leratore, tcieace aad art, while the
! makes his way with a q'liet, rapid
! tread to the fkloii. whi.e aa 'aaeha -
a!..i ll.r.li i 1 t-motioQ a eooiafM
i able thrill of etaotioo a contag'wn
beloaitff to the Lnr and the scene
is feit by tae vast aa Jieace. Y.'i;b
: a natural, earnest gesture, ne ak once
buries tisjace ia his hands to pray,
Wten he fact s yon, toa are impress -
' a w us lis strikiaj aaa fosewnat
' raocartic arpearance.
aad by t:s re-
markal.ie Lkeaess to St Augustine
1 ia Ary Scaefftrr's celebrated picture ) -f her father, who kept on his hat., as :t f-actioa. The instrament is en
vf Ailjjnstine aad Monica. The im-;did the other gentlemen in her train. ; jjj, glf-icuag, easily kept in order,
: pressioa deepens, if you have ever i Mst persons rose to look at the ; aadreqnire8 no particular experience
! r-oea a student of Augasiice, as yoo j yoaag lady, who has won a diploma ;or verT i0-,ricate calculation to cae it
jf-diow the chiia of Lis discourse. ; as governess, aad who briars 12 000,-; aright Thus far it has been cora
i Yea mi.'ht fancy there was a moak ; 000 francs to her husband. She "ipietely successful as regards di-
e ton, ta.l the impres- oa is
! helped bv the rawd aad aim--rt lai-
! oercentible act of adoration
with
wh
h Dr. L:d-lea accompanies every
; mention of TLe Xarue. It is stated
t.o high authority that this great
i preacter ha- spent years ia stunting
I nreachia as it is practiced oa the
; Continent, and has
is d himrtlf
tu lue utjr. liuciti iu
France aad
i Italy, wiib the ereatcst
of which
be
need
jt shrink froai
compansoa
i He reproduces what is
best ia the
; mvot celebrated Catholic orators, dis-
j reirdiug mere exteraa'.s, and
ap-
ha -
rtealin 2 to the deei-est sease of ha -
maaity the passion, the tragedy,
1 the wlil aad emotions of men. Al-
j mort ia his Erst seateace yon see the
eTtr-eatial character of his oratory j
His manuscript is by his side, bat he!
is liberated from its chains: he al -
mort ka jws it by heart, aad he ce
c!aim it ia a way that is as graad as
it is peculiar.. Jlaryci'i 31iya:ine.
IHptberia and Dirt.
ace dVther'a has increased
rata-es, tte medical iscuity cave
. oeen &Trsuriag us teat a. .a is rtr-p-in-
.
;fljiriLi me iu.j-j.iii ui ia:TT. iuu
J it is that personal and hccsehcld dirt
I .1 - f - . a- n.n..w r A n. ' I K a
j t 'rroeui aau eaieeuie us. yr -
iris, thaa whom there is no higher au -
; ihonty, ues this language on ttts lai-
portant sabject; it w.ll 1 fund pro -
I Stable rea Jiag at every trestoe
i whether ia city or coantrt:
I ' I tC truta
' l.T-i.. . - L . I
nurri:
"th.it
! whea speakiag
of ciptheria.
: dirty or ladly vent.lated boue has
iarm.-t.ea tLe requisite conditions ior
i mort desu.y retuiLs, w tetter oa low t
: Iod ' t'r?h, ia a wealthy neighbor- j
hood or a poor one. lea.cai men ,
;re beccmiaj mjreaa-J morearave-
! m ei7 eHjITS tO PrOI-lOte tDe Ciea3-
, ,
! JOff a3U reaova 1-jO LI UAeil.ligi. an
10
which tn s a.-ea-e nas appearea..
t arcane ac:a or any Otbera.rio.eci -
ant tloae utterly fails to arrest or to
destroy the contagious principle of
diptheria. Systematic cleaning and
-t.......
i aiptnena. systematic cleaning aao
! punacaiioa enouia joiiow tae un
i pearaace ox the disease ia every fam -
i-'j-"
The virtae of good soap and water
; u the necessary charm to ward oa;
maaj tiiscomfjrts. aad bow Or liar-
ris proclaims for caiversal coasidera
tica their tEcacv ia keeping diea.-e
oat of our hjuses. Ia these matters; Sam, "and cheap a? dirt at that He j the first Skh cairpa-gn, went to his
there is much light f-om exper ence j has every quality, eaa shave, dress i cornmaading oSer, a relative, aad
and science, but the trouble is that j hair, brash boots', aad besides pol- j told bim that be conld aot face the
faaiilies do not live up to the lighti ij-hed in hi manners. I could have : shot; that he should disgrace him
tbey possess. That cleanliness is ! got $1,500 fr tim but for one fault ! self, and mast resign. Hia relauta
next tj godliness is often enough on j " "Ha?" said tte planter, "and pray ! cotnforted him kinaly, and tuld him
the lips j.t;t so ofiea ia operat;oa oa j what is that?" j he was only nervous, and thought he
the person aad in the dosets. Al "Why, sir a ridiculous oae. He -iroot bed his fears; bat the lad he
woolea carpet in the course of a few i i marines himself a white man." stepped oat of the tent hot j0!
moaths gathers ia it and abjat it thej "A white man." exclaimed the through the brain, intitia? death
seeds of disease. Doctors tell ua'n.anter. laazbia?: "that is a fanny
when we visit the sick it is better to
wear linea. Woolen rarments aad
woolen carpets carry aad circulate
disease. There are fashionable booses
wbere the carpets are not lifted from
ona anil -.f th. , t Ik. At h., . n.f 1
aT
- :-r:
wnoi-E xo. m
word to the wi?e on the a3.3;ige9 1
; cf c'eaIceas, n-: os! on ihe rrsj
'cf tbt? citr, but ia oar dweU:oza4i
joa
or.
r persons, woula oe safficient
I f.T a reaeratioa at least. Cottcatj "Are Toa Dlack Matt, dt fiae- M-
; 13
a mistake; ia tbi as ia so manr
:o;L?rth.:D:a,
cea aad wemea act the
! stupid part
ronj choice. Pe- ple's
: tear.J arw .et ia ttem to c evil, it i
; heart. ar .et ia
reqaires cara expeneace to c-'OTiace
.tee raiaT mat ttpt are acting iLe
fool's part. Tbe nue-iioa has U-ea
; a-ked with great .iiciia2e. what
proaaces aaa west j reteats d ptte-
eaee ia lacuare whch caaaot be
! misuaderitood. Diptheria c.ines fr ts
dirt. To keep cJ burlars we ba Id
onr alarms a: coo;derahi9 ci;.jt. Aa -
.eiherf.-e eater aad abides to carrt
to ihtir (rraves !'-ired member of
o:ir fiimilieT". Tbr- pre"-eu;:w a'vx
this iiirrow is cheap aad 2eaci--as.
Let popalarire s"sp tad wr if
we would attaia our three t.cre aci
tltea with c ;xf"rt aad vi,' r.
A knd
r p;' b-
rut id-afv fca- li.-h ui n
way wnb revfa'eJ :d -;'.
frctba wtifb f jnuM ,- . r!i .,
oiet. F r phy.i-I - v.r-i i,'.
r w th the rjt.uritai at is s.: :"
r:ctt haad atid our i f , (i r-ct
irfi fri.'ia heivt-o ar - the itiJitia
f r the I-ra liter.. A!a-. h-.w we
pervert GoiV zifu t raea, aad rtfje
to ee that hralth arid iirt are aata-
OB:-ti.
. KathmrhlM Jiarriae.
To,
ter fr.
? L ad n liji'j J"
m Pari?, Mrca
2. waica
rat ? :
Tee roarriasre of Dettini. daugh
ter of Rar'a Alph-jae de Roih-ch-.tJ,
with ter djuble Erst c-.'ii.-ia Aibtrrt
for;3aof Daroa Suiaca a. of V.eaaa,
His'tack place at half pan twelve o'chxk
) to-jay ia tne sytjaj-gae 01 tae iwae
; de la Victcire. Xobody w as aaowed
: to eater the baildiaj aaiess provided
; with a card.
, Ia the interior the ladies &T.-e
oa the left side of the temple,
mbied
wLiie
the reatlemea, wi:a their hat?
. oa.
i ca jrezated to tbe ri jf ht
Toe
ti-.t
. lettes were maca more rica. out
leS
elt-gaat thaa oae sees at fa.-hiosable J
sevice commea-.-esttatboiic weaa.as. lcere was
great d.spiat ot jvweiry ia tae Doa-
aets. ia which were fastened. ia?teaJ
of the tackles now worn, rare aad
ccstly perns.
Shor.1? after twelve some haaired
tapers behiad a sevea braachel caa-
tr.e traaa raoat o: i Ar.s; aaa i.ao-i
j Uaaer, who was to ofer wiae
to the1
aewly wedded couple,
They awa ted for seme momenta
j the bri ial party ia iroat of
ba
iae-
1 ina Piaced oa aa e.evaied part ot
I tbe floor, wriil re?etno.;nir a. Jlooriru ;
( tbe floor, wnd restnU..n.r w iloorisn
; kiosk. The princes aad princesses ot
,'the Orleans family were placed close
; to me S3actaary. camj iatu "'Ci
j the ministers of Caaace. war aad ir-
! eica affairs, aad several general m
; p.aia cotnea. cca i-e ursue
aaauaced the rabbis weat to meet
: her. She eatered leaamg oa the arm
! small aad iair.
When the afftanced couple ascend
ed the dais beaeath the baldequic the
service besraa with a Hebrew canticle
saag by M
Lew to the orgaa ac-
r.-tmDaaimeat Zadoc Khaa thea de -
livered aa eihcr.ation, ia which hejlen fciL jf tije jaTeation is confined
alladed to the great Saaacial power j to lte tnierj ja affec. muft be tre-
I tne l.otnscanos, aaa puae oi iuc
raarriatre as a tresn tie ueiwtea icriH.,H'r aSnnirr nf 5 imn It u
j closely united braaches rf that boose,
Ibe riaooi Isidore aiso mac a ir -
; tioa. in which he spoke of
the Ob'H
j gations of the young, coap.e
to td
their poor brethern according to their
: great fortune. Rabbi Bauer, at the
irreat
I close of a psalm which was chanted
j by the fall choir, advanced with aa
i aaeient Veaetiaa goblet filled with
wiae. which the bride aad briuegroom
drank. Oa the latter haading it
! back the ofCciatiag
miaister dashed
it tathe ground. The Ciash o. brua- the Chineae of the north aad wes
en glass against the stoae pavemeat fcaTe pi.nIT wi- d;e for a bribe t
announced that the ceremony was at)SftVe m ricb-er 1 frora .j,e m
an end. 1 .r.'-e he has earned. The Benaralae.
Beatlaa; 111 Xaaler.
: A f'tra dealer, name 1 Matthew '
: r,,viann -ha dwelt on the pea coast
,
of yjinia gome twenty vear3 ag.
. . - . , ,
! and whose darkness ci color gaiaea
: f r" him lLe ecsraomea t,f -Black
1 Matt, ' once purchased a maiatto, but
iwhose Banr,eroo9 bad qualities iadae -
e(j tte partj r.0TD wc.Jin Matt
; -.r-tt him to ask a very moderate
!
i Sam's new master used the l-s-b
pretty freely oa the shoulder of the
slave, and Sam vowed to be reteazed
for lj,e treatment be had received,
Black Matt hating done eomethiag
to cure Sam cf his bad qualities.
snipped him with a gang of .-lire?
to Xew Orleans, on arriving at the
port dressed Sam op and sent bin on
I .k. trt cf nw ktmso-f n-T tK.iiiwti
! being to get a high price for hi ta as
S-UVicwcMW-. - , J
hatriw tf cat a. hieh t.rire tot aim as
i the body servant of 3jme rich Dlaaler.
, rariDgbi3 strodia thecity, bearing a
porjT entremao expressing a wish to ! ed
, pcrcbase a good boy servant Sama
j went Ep t0 .j lasi"with aa iadepen- i f,j
portit geu-reuiau riprciai; aw lr?u to
, weQi Cp to
jeat 8w afKr, &id.-
: -M dear sir. I have iust
boy that will suit yea."
. "Ha rejoined the plaater, I am
glad to bear yoa say so," for I bate
been locking for one for several data.
What do yoa ask for him?"
i Xice handred dollars, replied
j conceit iadeeC, but I csa soon care
i htm of that"
J "Oh, sir." eoatiaaed Sam, "there
' is bat little doubt that he caa be cur-
'ed, tboorh toa may find some trouble
.r firi9 "
"Oa board the bark Touiar at thm
, wharf; yoa raa ae tiia at aar a
aettt," rrplittl Sax.
i HJoodl' said tt plaster; I"c
.aaci pletaed with year honeiy aoi
j candor, and la order to aare tinw .
i
.ic uiu saoarM aoiiar piea
to fiTin a bin of
Sara got the clerk to draw op ft bill
of ga!e, slzaed the name of Sama!
Hopkins, pocketed tha raonev. asd
; told the plaster to ak the captaia far
j Elack Matt: te -could biowelf be oa
board as ooa as be hadcloed a bar-
!eia with another rntletaaa who
: was deriroa? of pnrebasjn j one of h:'
i.f The planter made LU it to the
hrk, aa j demanded of the capTaia
to see tbe boy. Black Max T&e of-
fir pcioted t- Mat
who fat 03 the qur.r
tw cgr and aprioi
Maubew Hvbn.
detk 8rnok;nj
periauad.a - the Je-
; trkauta f tbe cUrea.
!Iow,;' ked tb sliater. addres-irja-
tie slate turrchact.
"Foik ckiX me at home,'' u
the reply, "but We rut oaoio is Mat-
I isew 1100500. 6mt dj toa want;
1 u ie;i tou. istT r 1 .Tit
; I aut you. "You're a likflt Ijk-
fril jw, aa J yoa wi.I ja: ru t
nie."
Ek yoa here, stracer." eai 1
Matt, riii; cp, "maybe you d -a't
kaow w ho tou are epeakinif to."
Ye. I do, thoua,'"aid the plaj-
! ter, "tou're my
i m ff - ur nm-
priprny. 1 f7BKb;
"er. Jj.ttioel 'Ivpkiuj,
1. -jd
Y
t UijLt rut-? "rXLiali.d M
r-' ii.-i!:; up a- fu.i l-u'9 i-f.-f ib
p aaier -Wet, ST, I'rj a h e
ma!"
"C--:u-. e t. n
" J tfee p!a-
T, ei:Li. t .-.. o 1 k.f
v -.1 t ...j i-.?i t tMi'jr.ii - o
T ..j," t- .. J , -1! i i . .1,
-i.' i ii 'f'., a"
lit-re M.tt d e b-'.-k aad a-d a
f.' iw at th ;lnter, wij - - i- i b ,u
iy tfe t.r-,t and cl.r. u!
p- Iii-e Au-'2crr b(eu-l : .u
iLe trf. t & at tb ia?-.Lio uf :&e
pla j'er.!eizi-d the refract -ry -Utr a .d
tre bicn t. the cwH-htx, ber te
rmaiaed ualil evideace C 'Oid be jro
curtd idetuifjia a;uj a.4 a free trn
b te ci::z!i .t tte Called rt
au ia tbr oiea. uie, (it ui tjoa.'d a
bp that wa- juai w!fc-bii aa -b -r
It a Euri-peau p'ri, and et-r t
(ft-a heard f .ioe.
Ia Time f War rrf pari for Pvanra.
There is macb w Li.m ia the rec
orameada'.i jj. Ia time of peace, pre
pare for war, aad thereby aumetimerj
preveat it. Actio oa tbis pnaciple,
;the coctiaa.us efforts of Prosai to
.prepare old Germaay either for de-Jeai-e
cr attack my be jatiSed. Oae
: thin? is very cetta a. tbt b-jt fvr the
itaet nc
A Trrmr,.4nka sf F'r n
- r - f - -
a ia Jutv, i?.o, wcea .auwieua
c'ared war aad atarved his tegi-jcs to
;. Grmaat
ca.cutatiaaj oa aa
aim. .si uaoppoed march into aad oc
cupatioa of Uerlia, the revolt would
have tjeea different from what is was.
Prince Bismark, aK-aredly the n-ost
fr-!-eeia of living eiatemea, had
prepared for tbe very coanaeacy
, tl ..rrj; a;:n of
prernrat
pears to be to secure the thorough
ecieaoy of the German army. To
effect this the iateatioosof acience
are experimented with, and adopted
lEfe:r t Sci-ncy baa been orotea
: T eeTere lriml. One of the latest.
jnT(,nttj Ky a Belgian artil.'e.-y cff.-
iwr ia SB ia5;ranrjeat indicMia the
- j tvtaMa two armies by the
mtre report of the discharge. We
are tuid that tbe moment the enemy
fires a shot the action cf the rerK,rt
, Q tiie eeCietre (this is the name
! f .j. cacbinel marks the diatance
i-baro-es from canncn: experiments on
e ride grounds are now being made.
j jr lte reS3;
; 5UCCeSt.falt wi
enoold prove eqaa..y
war will be a yery c."er-
thins
irom what it has bee a, see-
. - no. ,h.ria on!y dm nbot oat of
i meadoas, considering tbe present
j eIDecu.d that it "will enable the guc-
, Drs ia coa5t bftttrT to determine
the nosition of a hostile shin a e al
j pnlatinn r.;thprto fraayht w-tb aiecial
,i;2iCQ;r f. It i, c
mtXTe will be ado
certain that the teie-
pted by the German
artillery ca land and sea
tarat auaal feaar af Paata.
The f'hinpii of th onthr-t rfpTraa
i h. ihnnb
7
who alone among mankind says calm
ly, "Jrmr Weroo" ("I ata "tmid"),
as if cowardice were a matter of oe
i ral and oeil indiaVrenea.
or rather
creditable tbaa otherwise, goes to ex-
. . ...
; ecauoa, as .Uacaulay noaces, like a
j bero. aad wiU encounter aa iaetita-
. ble aad aeoniziDg death without a
i fiatter of the po'ote. His nerve is a
j great as that of Wain wright'a who
' died without a perceptible chaae- ia
; tha steadiness ot bis heart beats, tct
j who, unlike the Beagalee, with aa
', object before bim would probably
bate rur-hed noon the caanca. The
j Malay, who
cannot te induced or
compelled to face rockets, dies aa
; tranquilly as Casablanca, aad the
Ciagaler of the coast who will Sgbt
; Uobodv, meets death withon: a mar-
' met
t r. rn1ttl. o.tto. r.f tka nM irna
.1 LA aui.r-u ..iiwi v. mi. v . v. ,
who will face antthing earthly ex
avK aril
' rent a black rat. taa trofcahly twice
as macb fear cf death as the ca.tivat-
a,-j women wco can eaaare uea.u dt
deadly cperatioa resignedly, yet
faint in the presence of anj noisy
i danger. The wild romancer uas
t the ! ute Aimard states, as a fart withia
his knowledge, that a Spanish officer
, shot himself dead rather than ctosj
: a rope saspeasion tndge: aaa we
fcaa voach lor the following story.
! thoush we mast not give the names ;
Aa English ensign, jest joined oerore
rather thaa meet a cail po b. tru.
age.
Here is the aaodel yerdict of a eo
roBer's jory: "We do heliete, alW
due iaqoiriea, aad aceordini to ear
bent knowledge, that we do net know
k.,ar when and whkre aaid ixiaat
came to It deata." i-
Troaf Crbtarced "oa credit are
breeches of trnat.
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