f.&A.'4--y-'nl Terms of Publication, j j T112 S:n:rsst Herald j t ... , u iuWiy Monaij at t-. w . TLo suPoed iiubilitr of tho u.n. rWSult.tmIe to tb m'Ifroleno of IvO nave recrur - m... i ? . , iuu, i.ux.rta3, jr. cantanon aud certmouiea to aen iII-copsequpucM and rta.ier i, socd gUnce ioo-.rrjo i ; ,!U ,. , wbicb, aja,t rterderl, Prver :,a tte n-ecft8lir rt, cuepk-auu. lo weans? of corai brootbex di aod earrit: j, atrii a popal,-'uhrm ia .d :ji k ..:i I- till JtlMV 1 V-. " ,K; a-.fum. if J"Ert - " T.ee ii.l on- P- ttirtln "rTr-rr h ftti io tk. m oi l-. liB htl(iUa;a uln1Itwo. Somerset Printing Company, JOHN 1. SOt'IX, Buatne. Manafrar. botl.nJ t, Mr. Ortbtm Dtliril. WHOLE NO. 13isj w -uucuaa, - arei tbread tied about a child1 neck, or a fow, crce.. (cross of moUDUia aeh ) are I e.iered VOL. XXV. NO. IS. SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II. 1S7G. . ..., . ,u, ,:1 pint j,x The SoHieilet V.. ' JL JL hjI CAjx vio Busiiw Cards. H pT'STLETHWAITE. ATTOKXE rr'l-ll'i.' , , j-j to rriiRSEY AT w. ts.tincrfe;. ra-. , .m.-reel V.-n fi uoeim-st 7u.e III t'ruittug and lilt adimntnij. couoiwa. b'JUr kvw. Y. . - , t .vTltr MAT. ATTJXE1 AT LA w ( 4L.K ' '- - " , , , s.njriwt. P., UI Ma. 1 dealer 1U rea. " . ... i,,.r.re W1L V nta.l to ii j uf. li lj- - " . v f .HL.t ' TTt)KXE AT LA'. j . , J. ,irufted .n.ot. P. rr.tial b"""" TndeUil iDj.'.riundlUiwlihWumlKW,M "i" . .. -! u .orm.T". w- ' ,u . ri'PPKI. ATT HVr'A I AT !H y il n "' ' ' . ... ,,tirare . .. ati i.anitirr. Tn . - . - !!--' -r " ,...1. .r.t. rtiwM ' AMES L. l'UGII, ArruRNt-YAT law. Hft. Mammon Bl.vk.u. tiuel- """'.'. .-iru unwutttfl and Uu.-iUJ. J')'4 .. .. Iill.ivr"- .. -,0 ioa t.ullie r,-cauaI1deilly " r...i... udn m Mum- fell. J VW-lJ' rAl:I,B. OXITHKB- .I..-J-J. H U BAKU, ATTOKXETS AT J. A It LAW - .... r.T,... !xalxl'r H. O.-flrotB n 8 A"a,ued'u,e , rJTSSiZ. f wicivj; ! x.-.- , TO UN li. "SCOTT. - ATTOKXEV AT LAW. Hi--. i-t ;ti hl care tv. 0,. . C vtlAif Rhai l.,niannit1yl.a''l t, , Cuarte. kn-u.r"i .l.r. su, T-:l- vii a. i;urHAK.EE t.ier? t;reM.i ill- i.; mi ui i - net Moum. li. E. M. " ' , . .rvf- ... .,.il,e I it t Mflii HVS d fl-ner-rt '.n.i ewrr-iaadinj ' .1 c at tie -i-l l,ia, ' ""n ces to ,-rjiltrv v4 the vitaJe n. ; v M MllAINS. t)ENTlT, Somen-Jl, air. .rt ceterl bl P there UuS.lt" ii"" i" irrd Ui do 111 k'mUol w hUlim. rrKUuUUiK. 'X. 4.0. Aiu.-i-' , .arrinted. tt,, tuultrliU.u-i-J'i"-r,',i,,, ' O ST GOOD, rlirsicjAi; it suxgeos. um. Bin Kamaiolh l!-- TVU.V.M- .MARTIN". AtsioEisr-r DENTIST, soMEiisirr, i'-. '. .,.. i, i,,vrttli all inennin.n Ar"" , ... . ...t I'rxwaiHMi d fie iiat- oniemet Hi'U!e. rM 1 1PUI v' f. sprll KXTIST, '--t . t. w.vi.Maa ail BrtiL-lrti 1.. ftt-i lial lllift'- y years ! "': te-:Th ia ittiiiuif. 1 ' . I...ii,r 1rA<ati i IL ' d eilaSta my Vac."-... that . ,u,aea3ltroriih at Cer .- tlumyop "a . them in any other Ida. In un; cnlry -t'Sfv ui.ii.imt .fl .'" tt" nd 11 "hiolld t'anj'--roB among w. 'h nd ot in. " in tnu or the a.e.ilmna cumlrf that , t.av. oa.te teeth that I.Jn ;t F'Ji'ff " -i,U ... they eac eaU m iue at any l.a;e and fet a i t U i fharc rtc-.- Ml P.iS ID li. i- G MILLER, after twelve ai-Jre era'Uee In Sharksrille, hat w.u, i.-itd at 8?ntfret ! t he prae- .e.. ti. cluiM - JBtt and Mru-.i liy.-.t..-. -e in au lmit Stuw. s-l ' "f ,1,1"n H., w ir he ran eoi-itJ at all uicm on :rt i.'-'Miliwall entcaped. a-M-i it r.iilf rouii 'Jj answered. dix. l, :i-iy. f (;IN HILLS, 'dbhtist. OoW is CbHrotA A KW- l-nll.!li. Main Crow fc;' t u:wt. fa. A RTIFIC AL TEETH!! J. V. I'l'TZV DEL DALE CITY, T I S T ArtiB-l:il leeii-., H m...r.. v.-o.... iu:r. Iji- liae ar t 4a.i(.ae. tsrtt iu tu U-tfi at'v'te Pw;i.l!l u-ii'i.io .ti4 lo the pre- n a ' of tha Bataral teh- 1 b e wUh.njt to .wj-u.l im tf iribT, Of " i'X endoiirit tair.p Addr ai ve. lelH-ta II ILL HOUSE. M.W.I HijMW. Ji IUX H ILL, PRfrttiETca. in the W.KI r.ii.'l ie ami atila".TT Wiaimer. t 1 lie tra-e;iivx i.ahtic au.1 prnKfcoeot th.MTl rur ui.bnlweh the tt s h vt aedB "la'h. The tatdr. will eini.ne t" I taruie.1 wnb the Uwt tbe weitael a: ru.. Ire a J i.iuw l natiDt aUae ed. jaialj D IAM0XD HOTEL. KTOYSTOWX PA. SAMUEL Ct STEK, I'mpneto.-. j Thia rcvlar aaa well an -wn hoae t at ail ; time, a oa.tnnt .uiBa 4re lor the irirrlk.f Bal4M lat le and k-.tai ar1-eli. liond ata-: tiliria. Karaa kr. uallr l-r Jutjaswrnu aaa i rlL jo. niixft. Li art w. hi- sa Agents lor Fire anl IIIbmcg, JOHN HICKS 6c SON, soMi:r.sr:r. And Real EsUte Brokers. ESTABLISHED ls.'jO. fero who 4eet aeil.t.o.VoTex.hire prj-1 eny.or k rrut will nod It to" the-r a.:v.utm u ri-tier the oerrn;) thern,.. a woeiwnre i. ' a..... auleiw mtm. .w rented. Keal estate Isw lore : reteraUy wl.lb proui;HT aOea.te.1 tn. ' . illa. Ii O.MEa FOil ALL. iii , lU.e lor ese. terurt within the rca' h of e- 1 hrr, tMli louwiduai. Uuei, Una. I Unu. tiauuer uuoa. uuDrrai iaau. ba:i..ia hua. ! ar. ia jiLereni parta 4 hi faireaiii I , LX,Jt,hUk '" IkaiaiM-e tu tea e-jual acnaat iw.nctiia. pr-tly f acri.re.1. w need auidr wh u i lr and ludaM rn Lawn. 1 all auaa. a wm l-t j wrorti wU ha lor reatu w-H eld t O.WEYAKD. j Banks. JOHNSTOWN SiTOSSBAEJim THESE FACTS! 120 CLINTON STREET, joaxsruwjr.rA. t'lnriirel SeiitemLcr 12. l-.TJ. Xlet.-tiU roreir- ( '!ul ultaiun uH Wa thiuune dul ra freimt j rate li irncren six lwr ccut. inter. .1 Is iuo In! j.ueutu, u, j .a uiDjjtalec a tear without iMMiu tti del- tl r , ,.r tvro t r, lr,e u, .p.-u !.. , M neY aUed in ral ciu'a. I'l-iltrenve. with i ... . . ,". .! .... ... r....r...l- .rmK uri Bi.iKimlfuiiiionli l.ir or nr j i iHTiri't uttj niulr.Hl. ThicurMraikaix: luMVrJ) Sariai; Bunk. I v.. ...... ..i-r.-iJ ..vil. rtM. wr uWvVUIjU mii'lc. JVu liiiuu r)iul st-cumy. iilak ii(licaiiuii. Wr i.rror m1.""1 ruU'- '' ' 1 'I111 lw w the biuikf:.i ioai.y.i.irtriucm-d. , lr.rM.i J.bim Ok.',r, livid lli.wrt. I"'1'". A- J. liue. . - J. J;M,n u lyt lanu.-l .VIt'l-aK.im, 1. J. .noire.l, Lr.ii il. X. ii..js L..nul Mi ;!. ic. t . . ... W. VI. rtul.tri. J. .Mirre!l. PrKUnl: Frtk liett. J. 0. KDDIEL & SONS, Schell& Kimmel, SOMEHSET, PA. Accounts of Merchants and oth er Business Pecpio Solicited. Drafts negotiable in all pans of the Coun try for sale. Money loaned and Collections made. Cambria County BANK, M AV. KEDI & CO., SO.S4S .HAlSi HTKI.ET. JO HNSTOWN.PA., Hcsry S -iJKMe' Brick Bot'HiiK A t;. ueral Bunkiag IMsisessTiatif acted. ri.i i .n.t viicrr Iv.aiftit and fH'i. 'rolf-H-ti rfni.iarlnariimr:5 of lt:e tnlted ''-tn 1 .1 ' I'luia.U HitertK jll-'wed at the nteot i-lx !..... . f..t m.m'?- or l"tirer. ! f i .V" L.... ..,,iti'ti tt with itu-r.lir.i.i and .her wl.o in april 1(J :z. id tuu-. ys iu imt. JDHfi D13ERT. JOHN D.ROBERTS. JOHN DIBERT & CO., BANKER , CCBK2KAIH AilU FuAKLUK STSELTS, JOHNSTOWN, PA. Account! of Jiert UanlJ autl ofber buln?w ptrilj! ttl5oll ed. Di-nltM ucKUtinble iu all ourtH of tit tuntr (r tale. .Money 1-onnrMl itnd 4'ollerlivnt Watte. Iiiieroct xt tbe rate of Sla I'er tent, jmt annum al low tMl on Time lepn.lt. Saving lto-pofit itookti Isnu ed, anil Inlerttat C onipotintietl Semi-auniially wlteu letrel. A General linking Bnsiiien Transaeted. r'eh. lu. Tobacco aid Cicars, J. IF. .immerutau. The iv-t cf rl-ar uf MH rent brarx!?. mi.ttf tnrt"J Ity t;m?tU, t'e cttati-fst ! ttKnxt. TiM-w iniP runi.'-i Iwfitt (yaiiv In the mr ktt. i; if iKfl rf -Jit-wiiii l"tM4u ever bn-iwtu ta 3'T--t frirca to Mil th Cook & Beeiits' FALULY GE0CEE1 Flour and Feed STORE. Ir.en.1f an I the pa Mir KtteraU,. Id tbe uon am j TiclM-y Suiejet. tbit we bur t-tfUfJ tar deMurr on JJ.V Ci?) STRF.E1 Ail fdtlioo to Uitl of tbe teal CoufrHlloe-rte. Stftitti.. We will eaieHVor.at aZl Uuit-5. t.' toiuexs wuh tl.e tHAy our m- BEST QUALiTY OF FAMILY FLOUR, comr-iiEAi, OA ts, she li. t:n conx, OA TS A C01. X CHOP, bras, it inn lis as aaJerjr, u4i Litaiclu t.. the Fend lKrt meut al LU LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE CASH ONLY. Alas, a well aate4 aii.-a f OlaOTware; atvaewaea. W1eBwara. Rutti of ai aiieli. and ST:VT I OX EIH W hK'h w will all aa ekeap aa the ea-t- ' Pleaae rail, examine or K'-"1. ut all tttiUa, and he aauaasd fruia uur uwa jauKu at. Itoat f'Tfrt wliere we nay UcMtlN CtaJKS auwt. Srmerwt Fa. ,j NAUGLE HOUSE!! ttfa W. FliED XAtT.LE. Pro'p. The pr.ir!.'ti has lat iy .Brrhteu and areatlr i 1 uof tf(eiratHe i,rfa'fj-. lum.ihuia it I with eii'.;re new lumiotre ttiu ii:r.r It one 1 the iw-t !eraMe et.iunf J.e h.r tnuuaeal m0 rwdeni esuw m ut ti -aie, Tahle are alwar. raispie.1 with the cbireat Uudr the laarket alhirua. '" - i tt r. aia.j. in at ,.,. - , ..... . , , Baanlew Ukea hy the week. Oar, nr meal. Har alwart Kiir.lie w ith ti th(m H.iart. JwljlH. Xi'W Adocr'.uemtTit. THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD. - IIOLT.O WAY'S OINTMLM f . , - t ' ' Bail Bud Brnal. Kmrrn mad I'Ircrw I AlItlrKTlptkmnf un are remediable hy the ' ,n),wr auli uiunvni i r tliu lneiiiualit pro 1 'lilU1. lu.uwopnuciiro bU Wm i.y ita:er. fuii iliee.1oot ttic irunud kiher i a lully: i .iumiI'I iim r.io none Imcity cutwii ; ,jun rcutiai, uutieruektli t lre.K uut with ten-; ; jtl ;urv irt few .iat. TIicuiiIt nsi'al it I ,,,,,ii .r-Auiicni. aj.in.li.ats.1 IvnauireU tv. : . - ' ri-UaLlcitio iuliiuvaon iu Wi.l it bout tiw wuim ; j :ift .o A-tU.e tlir iiuii;i)liuriiiK part ty m'.rtnw: tu . j-K'Tity ot titeOiBM-nt ft Mil u hrrr.i itif mtnt. i i ;! n ill CUQM tAaiiuitAiU Jiuiuuri U h ilnun- csl off lraHu tiie intra, l!eD. ami uitwtWrril psru r.uiwl s.lKa: VMiud. re. or uuvr, un t Ji3ii tt.ec humors urc nMam'eii. u H)Dii5lhi-ni-Klvi will ikk hrnl : wrra brraU r'l wur pi-ol-rioi affpliod ovr tb (lrttMl pnm iler the Omiuu-ut lias tn-en well raoV! tn, will MHitie miJ c-jtteD (lie Buuieanil Kreally kmi the pure. 'ilre I a uecripUuo d utuer, pyic mini iwUiwf, wtiH h mini ooi i namul hcrt, itttn..vut uu -tbe iitwof uuib, aoil fcr wliich tbis Oiiuiueiit if or cn'ly rctxiuiuii'iuioti m a mnertfiicn neiuciy. in curiuif aui'U puid.iiuui urv it never laii lu ro uru i lie i-iu iw a bcalthy ulaXv it th i'UIs ic Liken aocurtiuiK lu tlm rmLtrtl Uieiruu . Diplhrrlt I Icrratr Sor Tlaroar, and frrnrlri d alhrr tevrn. Any of the a'tore tliseaiwii may b cured Uy wvll ruoi)UiK the Umiuieut Hire Umo a day into if.e fiieM, luruMt, aiul neck til tin' wuent: it iU Iein;lri;U'. ua-i Mv itntuvtiiae reiifi. ltnlirine lukeu iy tti uiuuth must ojrato njioa thu wltnic svntvin vr imiiut,nceau Imj trlt in may jart, !itrva the t'tntiittul will do its ork at oure. Wliocrer tries the unut-nt in the aU-ve luaitr er !t tho tiieuuM.'!! naiuvii, or any Minilar dif unitr all ecu nr the ctiert aui throat., will bud ti.cuwlvc relieved a by a cl-urni. All uh?rurs tnui ilive couii'laiU idiuuld eoveloi the threat at tvodtiiuc in a iurae brrtd ami ai-r Mrit.c, at ivr the O-.nunt-nl haft ttevu eil rullMl in: it will i;rtilly aMi the ure oi the tnroat aini ebft. Toaliytue tev.-r and lev.-uD the inttnuatior. tifcjhtor ten I'iil ehoul i bo ifn umiii ana uur-Uu. The inniinrut will produ i-rrfuni-li ai. the ifrand e.-wiuial in ail cac 01 it-Tcr. iMre Uintah, or where th-re mixht an oppre siua ol the client, cither Irum a"U;tua ur ihikt j Piles, I Inlulan. Mrlrtarc. T!.e at"Ve vlAiuf C!uip!aiuts will be removal I jy luxbily ti'Luemiiii? Uie jru with warm water, .tint iiu it i most eiici-iUiAt ruboinic iu lhe Ou.t t HivaL i'tnntiS ruttt ring tiui thee uinlui ui- 1 iiiiit9 rhuiitd i--e tioi a tuuuitoit in arreftaiiir j uiviriTuiervM. i( sivuld w- un,.er9tced Unit it la , n..i auib--.ei.i inertly to iner tne hn tueutonrhc i Ucuu I'jri., hut U must be well rubfrrd hi i Hipiderai.te time twor inree tlia-f a day, that it niay t.j li'kuii mm tU rjs wm, Micir u will re- j ui veaiiy l.Uklcu wn? tr uuul t dtrttHAlty t , litvUKit .ltitiE Utitie eye. ibt-rr dkmiii mui n.i.t witr -.uhi ; .alUT the rufiMnx iu ol Um ;tiiiiiu;iit itl ttu ureal st-nlit. Xhiiisih -u!y I fturu in tint iit tr ifitialo, taw im aiinT in the i i sii'tiut h, m- wire tlicre tuuy ins gt-i.tr-) trtitff j Uoa. 4 t ladfiMTrllsus or Vulli Horen find I I rem. KiolrlH'. .w welling, can w!h eeriainry, lw nviif.ii.ly curtii tl ilif.Uiaiim-nt lw wM Irveiy, aiu tt Hiilf takfn niht uiurtiinar. e rvo'-u-utiiJeo Jn tlt rint'l iriftru-tliii. V hen tntr ett in ?iy titlK-r way iliey niy tlry up tn "ti) ):itc in iHYulauut tu n Kht r : wlit-rea iht i Hntnirtil will rvute ifie hBu,ir inm the ytem. anJ leve tj pAdenl Titi'.rtKi him hfult hy injf. It wi'.i rt-tiuir time villi tlie uetf iftc ri!l To ioarv Luti:btr fart. rtfiral Mwcllinffw iirnljNl, Mtttr Joints. Although U-e itU.ve cmailabiti Jitlcr vMe! r la thetrriin and ualuns, yet ther reiiir Kirl tttiMabt, Jtf tut? Um font ex-tea, w fa?h K-i-t-ti wilt TH-l't in aevwjf-trmiivf iy ahurt ((. ol time wtin unt imitci iutiiiirently ru ! luio Lite j anii a tlertol, nrn attr v-ry utuer m-Mni hutr iiaittii. In all -riuU nallieti tla 1'llli tKuH or taktMi acrr luit lu the prime.! uirectiu mtutuiiir rat h bux. bolli !kf OittLu U Mud PHI tUiuU U tt.raf foUotring cetct: Citoj (soft), Ritpumi.ti.-Li, llJontrarletJ and, Sure Nipiilc?, IStuf JoiuL.1. tSv)nTUrjt.ti. ilaJ hr.tt5 urttis KjQIUti!. tine vl M'.jrhe-lFIliantiLl imiu iim.aa.f. j.-Hcnrvy, ' licatl, Tautjrx. I WullDiil, tarn! jLd-iMUu, Fiie .fi-oat. n-o-bay, Glaufnlar l;ie:k-im:t, Swelling4!, t'hitnUin, Tauitt(', ChajpeC ban-Is Vtltrs. CAI'TIOJ. ! Xn 7i fMoine ant iffnature J. H.ivikm-k. afi avrnt I.r iht 1'iittPii Su-iutx. ommnti wh lwx i Htll aivi ( Mnicu-r.t. A h .ntfjate reward will t Trire! to any ne rm tfcriritf aot-h lnirmattt.n inny lal t tne fi.n tluot any pry or trartle ftmot-rfrttlny t u Tnwtikim-ii w 'ewlinn; tl;e saiPf1kDi.iuj tiieia to be jurk.tti. - ,SM at tbe MannUetnry of Fr ifef"vir Hot t.owav bl New r. ami y all re?iertHiile lfrmctfi-T1 ami lialcr-ln MnileinctlipiUKnoat ttie civianxi Wori'i, in ota at i cents, f2crai, atxl 1 tt3-Thrc fin.k!er-t-lc iuvng bj UWii1 tbe lartr ics. N. B. !iwti(int fjr the (arManee of rsticnt D"verT tttr are aTiju lu each rt. JuneU. K. O. W. E. H. WITH ECUSE, HEMPSTONE & CO. yS" L'alt. St., Baltimore, 1J. II, VwwIJ n.jtct:ui!y ak tbe merchants f Saer ftet r uai , tu ven i lam ttwir orders lur FANCY GOODS. aurli.(r them aatlnactlji twth aa regard, iwlca I aou iiuaitly ut jruod. The oiervhaula viuiii luauuore are urttentl-requeued Iw call and i me beiure nmklL? imrcMatt. Q L A T E ROOFS. Tliw -yhn are n' hojt.llng toap sIkibI'I know '.ha l It eheajier in the 1 run t tut a Sl!e K'.'f? thin tin or thirmlej. SUte will lart h.rercr, ao4 nore;.alr. nre r-airM. Slate gives tl.e pur eat water rureuierr.). Mate Is Ore iirif. Eierj rl hwrt!ould hjreani.ile rf. The tjuder Mirned if hteu iu 'ainiH-tiau.1, hee he Laa a Peachbottoin I Buckingham lor ruofiluK-rihe ejr l,t am.se. He will unter tuae ui iHit Sl.te K'..U uq H..uw. puldieaud ,rt Taie. .rea, e either lu ti.wn 'T country at Ilia s prwea. awl tu warrant lb a. fail aal aea Mra or ad.lr.. him at lil UHtae. N'a. lid lUltiuvm SLreemumjurUBd, JJJ. Crn'rr. aiaj be lelt with NOAH CaSEBEEK. Afabt, ajowraet, Pa. . ,k " H. Uateurv- Aprt Ik. irt. URLISS, FGLLANSBEE CO, Merchant Tailors, fARDWELL mm, mmm and And f Auulluifarrr. ol Gent's. Youth's and Boys, 121 Wsi Mivet, carter Fifth Aveiae, PITTSBURGH. aprt miEsm TIOX. of the ' - -Hislu the Bo." l'jai. a.l ye trn j fries Is of the n iiinD, Omie.now fr ttiertmL-leprtpare. Ani hulr; tlit Kt4:!iU-.-ao lumn.T, - AJ ketji It atl jat o tilt tr, 'i On it w;"a iarriV Hayct anl Wheeler,'' And round it wtil nurstial our h'Kt. . . nii lead o ia U iumph Ui v irtor ' '. In sjiiieol Iieui-xTAcy't UMet. . 1'ur leaden 7ol.Kh true aaj tntfty, - j Aad id ttiem tQe pevj.le etniude. We'll lar rl:em mr sl',r7 aH'i priiie. We'll lnni them ijuite rale ia KuveiaW, Let the lining l utoray or Stir, At the White Honsc in Waihln .n y, T.v fill the rxceotirc ehsfr- Anti wl.at cua we y lor Sum Tildfn, Anil lhiviiii'ls, nou. luyal and true. Hut ih'i u the da;.8 of rr!e!l!on y;rjy ao tnue h lietter than bl!x. N. trii.-! won! had :;-y ir Ate I.iii.ln. Nrt eneer llir our h.iv B?et imi Hi " At tlic i le reliel prin al Ki.-hmmi i, UNUy. and Auderst-uviilc. . An I while n wi re triTtnl ablins: treaiu. To Miva llwld 1 :n4oB ny dear. And focpht to the front hr the JJnairr, " They iwght quite a liard In iho rear. Hut nnw, l;e fM Jut!a. of Srripture, They're i-unilas to ill In Ji.tfaisc AVailtf ivtii. and relnriuem are landinir Tuvir virtues aul dtvit Uiihe tkic.v Oil. yi', w will charter a veruU And lu It we'll Kifely eun ic Pc-rTi'.Ii n an l IKudri. kj .od VjlvIi. And a h-t of reft.nuem lieid?. Au ; nl theia a trip up Salt River, I Birne -n iiy tlitir lettered old batk.s. Where the palmett fi.tKf, although tralUn. I llri-ath eHiif'.rt und pe.T.e to their heart j Mr. ! j THE IUCHT IM)HL. It was Judge I-urliagton's own pressii,n. Halt a i zen lawvers, treh Trf.m their studies, and just admitted to the bar, were listenidg to bis advice. The edd jurist bad a bottle o' wine at ! his t lbo w and was in a conuimaitt- live mood. ' Young men," be said "whatever THE Til r. mav le vourMrair, oevcr take a cae'lon a moving before a jury ur U-fore nay court, ua - less joa tave your rijrbt bower ft.r a lead. If the reader surmises from this that tbe old judge was fond ol encore, j the harness uporttbe torse 'and with be fill not have surmised amiss i i -j the" other' I be!(i my wife. 1 Tbe young men looked at bim iu-! thus struggling when a wild cry from quiriugly. t her lips startled ftc air. Our child . "I mean," De added, "that you was washed aaay' : shall never advocate a cause into the! "Ob, my soul ! '"I canuot tell you work of which you cannot enter with I what I suffered during these moments a clear couecieuce. . You --.bail never; I cnld cot befj) onr darliug. If I accept a client whose canee you do !eft r.iy f sfcif Was I jst. I cluyg uo't believe to be just." - - 'to the h-.'.rso and pln'!c ray shritk- "Can ttai rule always be adhered ! '"g wife sLriekiog to G-id for mercy ti?" aeked one .f bis listeners. to ber child. ' Iatfce distance, cpou "I: caj." ais'ered Luriingtoa, emphatically. "It is a lawyer's Crui rock of foundation, and the only sqre poiut of departure to the respect asd confidence of Jjis felbwe."-Mt!l. 'Have you always followed lhat role, Judge V "i was never tempted from it but once,' he replied; "I will tell you the story if you would like to bear it." Of course they would like to ; and havinir laid a side bis pipe tbe old man begau : ' Oue day I was waited upon bv a man who gave bis name as Laban j and child. Surifurt. He was ot mddle age, j "You may well understand that all well dresM'd, aud at first sight bo-j this time I was frantic. I was a ma pearei to be a gentleman ; but the lebiuc Oeiug operated np jn by a surg tllusion was dispelled when approach-i ing and agonizing emotion. How ing business. He was nard aud uu feeling, aud naturally a villain. Suc cess in speculation had saved him from lit coming a thief or highw ay man. I Leard of bins as a ' heavy cea'er in the up river lands, lie arktd me if I was willing to under take a job which would call me to Sbirelou. I told him I was open io aujtbii g legitimate that wou.d pay. ' 'Mr. Lurliugton, said he, tapping me wilb coarse tumiliarity upon tie arm, 'I want to secure you' services: you must npt be engaged on tbe other r-ide.' "I told Li in if be would eplaio the case to me I might be better able tn'give him an answer. "He bit an euormous rjuid of to bacco from a black plug, and having got it into shape between bis jaws, be went en w ith bis story. ' 'T&e Fse is one of ejectment. Au elderly ryan, tiamed J'hilip 4eton. bad oied. leaving a yaliialle estate. There were nearly a lboU-aud acres d laud, with opportunities for de veloping itMutiusr water power, and ere many year t'uii land would te j worth more than a million dollars, i At present Lpon the eate, ar.d claim- j mi; h as a su of tbe deceased, was a I i-au calling himsel!' Wiiiiam Acton.' " 'Uut,' said Sarfort, be is not a legitimate child at all. His mother was lletsy Totw vod, at oue lime a girl in .Retort's emjiloy. .ctoo. I kno'r was Cei'er ' married. lie brought the boy up aad educated bim, and now the fellow thinks be will V.ep, into bis protectors shoes. I can prove that I am tbe ouly living relative of I'hilip Aetou. lie was my uncle my mother's brother and 10 a lawyer as smart as you, there can be uo diRicuhy iu proving my title J caubrjugtbe witnesses to your t.aud..: "He told tut be would give me fire bundled dollars if I would undertake the case, and an additional thousand 11 I gained. This was a i.ig fee far more than 1 bad then made in all my ptaciice It was tempting. And yet 1 saw that it was not perfectly clear uot euv'reiy fcuiu'at. he pri.l&biiity was that this Wiiiiam ,c ;ou was I'hilip ' chiid; and it wa not in. usit:e tLat I'l.iiip had mar ried li.-tsy Tutwuod. It struck me that I.abau Sariurt was a villain, and tbai be fancied he bad voting Acton so far in bis power that he could ej ct him Iiutu bis pile. ISut what cadi lu do with that: If 1 accepted client 1 must serve bim. 1 had do business but to serve ids interest. I finally told Mr. Sarfart that 1 would; tbiiik tbe matter orer. I should prob ably have business in 8 hire-Ton idur- jicg the eessioa of Wartand I wofcld au on Lim there and' eiamme tuore fully. I could cot' take 'his retainer j until I bad further light. " "iut ,' said be, 'will you, promise not to taje up for tte other side." . I told him I would do nothing right Uod has beta very kind to witboct fjriher consul. a'Jon wiifc'cs,' she said, 'let us look to him for him. 1 -Because,' said te, if you are fori uie, a aui eutv tu ma. actoa cm . ... .1 .V I find a lawyer that can hold a candle ' iu a i - to yt ii. 1 ktto'Jtes all.' j "No marter vbetfcr 1 btlieved him or not, l (Jiti not Jeel natiered. did not Tee! natiered. 1 7 v y vrwi to T ariT 1 ri..iru.i m lot. itAr-m "KWnrf '.,?...;, ... fi Ithon-AaddullaraV I won. sure Willi-ra Actor t Philip Act ,d's ,be for",!i of law and be practical "Tbe fire tbo&aod dollar was ajcbild-in fact, I know i'-and I ! r.i of a ca,e ia lourt Utronfttrnrachf-Wa3aotlatrren:.!thiak ibe ftber bod m-ther were ' Tk"or; V :r-, ''.'ur,on "f llva game ff cff.iSce, ia wi.icb tbe married. Bct.y oied very sool ,r!er this fact m the l.ecord.f i Court yes latroDirert band ad?oitiet.t pawe mtidt ; tbe child was boro, aod we kaw i.h.t ' wr4!- ",raiuf . i wld r 1 toldiyfclf yes. Yes-aLd I'billp always treated the hoy as a 1 b Pr!'ert w3 fTUied of r,JiDf I at down a lid rote a reply, ying ! that I . ould novate the eaa. But . 1 nia not mail lit oocc. lLat night j "Ua tne Uiiiowing momiiijr. alter ! I put it under-wv "pillow uml sieot, , breakfast, a-i I sat by thn window in lover ft; and on rtis filiowioij moru- j the bar-roum, 1 saw comin-r frt'in the, inir I threw is inLibe lire. I would rtreet the man who had paved my1 not raska up Kiyriiiod until I had : child. He was walking Mowly, lik? ;een other p3rtie until I had been 'one in trouble. I poiuted bit!) out joa the tremds. jAtid I wrote to Mr. Jtotny bot, and ahked bira who be ! Sarfnrt to wait . was. 1 ' "Two weeks' lter 1 .harnessed y ! "That is William Arton. Perhaps i horse to th; wojiq. aud with wile!. yon hare heard of the trouble he is ''and child started' fjr 'Shireton. I had likely to get into with l.ah.in Sir ' ! been uurr.ed tw-"year, aad oar lit- j furt ? J lie babe, a girl, Vns a year old, our, I said I bad heard. 'I tride,' oor petand our darliug. "'I hope he may come oat all JSbireton was at J U-iance of abjut ' right,'' the Lost added; but I am; I thirty miles. ' "W'tt bad been having fearful. He has got a hard and rainy weather foi a week or so, and i it had now cleared oiT bright aad j beautiful. We biepped atid to-jk d.n jner at a waysidtf inn, fuur miles bt 'yond which was stream whicb ciut hie forded. The Sna-k-.-cper told ree j that the stream was somewhat swol !!en from the' la raiui, but if my j horse was trtit there bould be no danger. ' A" : "Arrived at the stream, the ft'um patuck river, I ffood the water iu- ! deed risen, aiiYfAhe carrenc strong, Ihutlsaw that dTtders bad recently i w.iMi . t- ii Mn.- V S - a . 1 1 " i , . I tn punlnra , ..'mi ii. vi, auu a j pui ..i iv .cuiwiv i I knew riv h ir?e and had faith iu i Lim. My wife-was auxious, trusted my judgment. A th , but she ird of the wav across t!.-wa:er was over trie j hub of tbe whewK A little more and it, wonid havfc reached the body 'of tbe wagnn. 1 began to be alarm- i ed I foartid I bad le!t tbe true track. Presently ' my hBr3 stumbled and staggered, having1 tvideoilv stepped ;e - &yed aaci' tipped, aad the flaod !ponred in upon ui My wife slipped. aua in a tnivneai ci"re wl were in I tie water. With' one hand I gra.-oed fthe ' b',-s m if toe surging flood I could sec our little one, ber w hile dress g'.eenrrjg " In the sua, being borne swifilv . ttway.' A moment jnorejvod tauV 'han.lucge torn tbe bunk i.t the river. 1 saw ibis rnueb, and then an intervening point of land shut out the scene. Tbe . bor-e was n iw rapiuly nearing tbe shire, aad ere long my wife aad I were on dry land, with the hore and i wagon. As soon as I was sure my ! wife was safe I left her to care fjr tbe borse while I posted oTdown tbe i river bank in (pieet of the swimmer long or bow far 1 wandered I do not know, but at length I met a man. net and dripping, with ley darllu-rin bis arois, my carnug sale auu sound. He to!d nie tDr.t he had caught the child within a few rods of the falls, and that in landing be had cleared tbe lutal abyss by bat more than two vanls. He was a young man, not more than twenty-five, hand-uine and stalwart. He said he had s?ea my wagon '.ip, and wS fuming to my asfdstance when he saw the child washed away. threw piy life iu ;o the balance,' said he, with a genial smile, 'and, thank (iod ! both the li.us were saved !' "I asked hint bow I ever iho-jld repay him. He stopped me with aj imploring gesture : ' 'If you talk cf more pay tbaa have alrewdv received,' be said, ';f you can rob me of tte on!y solid re- ward i cau the life of :lairn sach mercy ! i: saving is Dot a cherub enough of reward in itself, then hard is lU heart that claims more.' And witb moi-ened eyes he cold that he wnu uioi. .eueu ees tie ioiu uai ne rad a child of bis own at ouly child of very nearly h,,,!, un the a,e age. "J asked bim if be Would me tell his name. Wtb a srnile he answered j th.at bis name nid pot matter t,e was cot 9t;re that le bad a name. I then ased Liqj if be kucw me. He nodded and said he thought might be lr- l.arliDglco, ct Waibridge. When told bim be was correct be said that he must hurry home. And with that he turned away. I was too deeply moved to stop him, and w hen be bad disappeared 1 started to rejoin my wife, with a dicing impression that '.he can might be slightly deranged- Hut tuy darling was safe her broad, Ueecy cloak bad S'j&ttd out and kept her head above wter--I went ou my way re joicing, reaoif ud that the preserver of my child should not be forgotten. "1 will not ttil yon of the emotion of my wife when she held her child once more iu her arms. ' We reacted breion before ci-ht, and fouud quarters at a comfortable taveru. "Ou it-c loiio.kiug day Laban Sar furt called upon me and was about Ij spread bis evidence lor my inspec tion, when i iuterrupted hitn. I told him 1 could not accept his confidence unless 1 had made up (uy mind to uke his ease in baud. Something seeuied j whisper" ttiat there was danger ahead.. 1 did uot feel com loriab.e in tbai man's presence. fell as thoLgj Le was trying to bay me. I he wort would sifin four . vuiu n. iu iuui, - r? - - - ' .-j I would give fcimjlo know whether a rca'n w;bo d-pls his., wo days from that ; ca iDt0 ta"i 0?. wa'ter is a can tank-j " ' erons man. I days. 1 told bim a final answer in two time. '. . "T'hfit pveninf I mart. r runl.Lnt ' cf, nrr wife, and, ased t,er what I -,---. -o i ? v---v.. I .sbourt? do. 'f I take tbe case,' I said, '1 am sure of five thousand dot-1 Urs.' oaile rne rjo wtat was guidance. ..nil miii a v uui. 1 iuc . . 1. 1 . , - , 1 -.. 11. ip 1 . .. t : .. 1 K . n 1.,.. mu iuc u.acc, ruu sou iau ..1 a. ..I been my classmate ia college, and I j whom I had ooce before visited. He; received me hcariilr. and bj ad br j I a?ked hitn I a.iked hitn aboat William Acton. ' Tha aiI' ' T ha tnlii mu i cnnim s, .,5- ..r.. -I I.ii imate child ; and tbai he loved ! him ,h I nan cnfiden.lv aP.irm. hearties customer to deal with.' "I shut my mouth and held my peace until Laban Sarfurt called fur his Snal answer. Isaidtobim: " 'Mr. Sarfort, I have been coasid eringall this time whether I could undertake yonr case with a clear con science whether I would be helping the side of justice and right by help- i ing vou. 1 baa concluded tt,at 1 rt-it.! 4 nut ilia ark Iiuf.tr a T Kut Bin vuiii'i - nJ o imi w -oi - - William Acton, to know him by nau.e. ' " wa a P"101 ra"'c- oal I4 I now know him for a man w'ho no-' u lbe ndietment. ou is a law bl v risked bis own life to save tbe life !jer, andyou ought f know dem of" ray child. For that deed I will ! !n mof as " ' reward him if I can. I have not, as jet, accepted one of vour private dia - i". . . closure; i have gaint-u mmi you from tbe public. I cannot take your : case, but I tell you frankly, that if : vou prosecite, I will defend" William! Acton ' ! I did not mind Sarfuris wrath. He raved aud swore aud stamped, . aud tbeu Lo went off aud engaged ! ; two lawyers from Herkimer to take the ca.-e. I called urton Acton and ! told bim I wonid defend him if he imi1I .....n n.v aprciev m I had accepted bis. He took u.y band and thanked me. "I have speeches iu uever made made a great many my life, but I think I a belter one than to that jury on thet occasion. They were not out over live miuutes. Uy their i verdict William Acton was the law--1 ri .....o... ..r .i. i...... I r.i.i.el iui iiurjcrrvi ui iu? C3i.iv ui: iaiiiyt r,.r if, "Froni that day 1 never hesitated to refuse a case to which I could not give m v bean. Such a stand ou the ..rti.f7I-iwver he.f!,.n...s known . ami . j . - the public feeis it and what the pub lic feels juries are sure to feel lCu.iiUWuinJViliiait..Axloa, I will only add that he became my bosom friend. He always lelt thai be oed bis title to bis valuable property to me; aud I know that to him 1 was indebted for tbe home that was mine! for thirty years. He was very deli cate in tbe gift ot that piece ot prop, erty. He deeded it to my wife. Tne nusband of my oldest daughter is his oldest son." An A mentor Mtr;. 'Did I ever tell yon my adventure ! , witn an alligator.'" said ir-am to friend Tom, as they stood, on ; ', deck of t'je steamboat Ilenry ClaT . ' j as sbe went puffing and blowing! 1 jj - throwing up the muddv waters lue Mississippi. "I guess not,;' said Tom. "Well, it's some time ago, before your steamboats scared the crett;rs mi int.-. t Ii. .lev 1 1 lumi.nl a -ha 1 al:i":,a,r.r- nrl ... ..Ht . . . river, and bar at the dogs on board cy; broad horns, and if ever a brave fellow of dog (as they did sometimes), jumped over alter them, they'd gath-l er up their tails, which, you know, uoes them ior nanus, ana raising their upper jaw, they'd chew him up handsomely. Indeed, the varmints seemed to love dog meat better than any other and they were such devils that tbey used to climb up into tbe boat to get at our dogs; so we used to stand guard to keep mem off every jnitht. j.. be Mississippi one nitrht a 'f ,, new boat, the current wmi pretty much as It IS now .a nd W eh ad ! it tu is 1 was eaviuir, we were i a- ,,. T", keC tUe ,11!t0;?4 e hud some fi ne pups ott board that we uiou t i aut wa w get at; well, , lsuisa as Icould reckon, 'twas about ; ujiduigbt, aiid mighty dark, with great, thick tog about us, so thick that yea could hardly walk through it. Well, 1 fvit a terrible bump against tbe bead of the bout, and then tbe guards sang out, 'A snag, a snag!' went to look, and sure enough there it was, as big as the oody ol a cur mou sized tree, d tree, through aad through boat; so, say J, there's no j our new ttse ia grieving, so 1 trusted to 1'rov-: idence, and went lo see how things! were goiug osess your soul, fltl II - - 1 t .i do you thing it w ss';': "Uuesa 'iwDtan alligator, said ; Tom?" i "Yes, but it was; tbe varmint! played tbe snag, and run bis head ; clean through and through cur boat! up to the dogs' Led oa deck; be bad ealea item all but one large pup, ! who cad got croas-wajs io thecreter's, throat so he couldn't pat bis bead cnt! from the boat again, because h - couldn't shut bis jaws, and was .' wiggling bis tail about ia Va water ! I for all tbe world like a whirlwind. T tint bow i'iu yoo get Lim out: ' said Tom. ' "Why, I'll tell you; we cut bis off smooth with the deck, add tied np his tail he C,;ted so tight we' didn't Iea a drop, but went right, on." I "Mrs. Partington 1 1.. 'is soll'.-ituss ts erous iu . : a man should not nlu a water-. - r - 1 . I. l t. ,np5 ,,,!;,, , ,hir.:. doesn't satisfy tbe dealer. ,.. A Near Yoik pickle-dealer, not in appropriately, bears the name if "Urine." The latest novelty in Paris is 'per- fumed hats.' Paint. Vale a Una," Xothiux is more remakable tbaa j tfce farilitT with whicb the colored m!p pultiou liecome a.'iiuaioted with lne "n , . , ! fjttr lba' w?,k nd lh Proof WM that be ttl.jped a paint mule over Hu.toa strtet bridge. H nianaed bii own ci-e. Hf" flu nor said : "I think I'll have to line you, .lohnsing. "May I ax yer a "You rnav.'' lew questions 'I.-u'c thar a sicn over dat bridge, warolny penide how dey tnu.: ride." "There i : and thut makes you ail the m-.re w'liltv." 'It does, does it ': Now, Mr.! lleeorder, is dat siirn what I has to go bv ? Is dut tbe law V "It is." "Well' den that sign reads, 'Walk your horse or you will be fin ed.' Don't it, don't "it boss !"' "It does, Jobusing.; 'Well, tbe proot is, I was ga'.Ionia' a paint mule, wasn't it boss?" "Y-a-s, I believe so," said his Honor, beginning to smell a rat. "Now, if your Honor is willing to admit dat a paint male ain't no boss, I'll ret de case heab. Beeau-e you tee de law is I shall walk my hoss, i , . , , . - - turner. .- .r ur,.,l,Ile rur; i P01 0!ms 3U" "'.i ' t, .tmatnln-tttiaaah iau ' ; i ' " .... BlJ m7 !"'n. I jess want ter make one more pint. Allowm' Lr the sake of argument, dat a paint n)u'e a 10M t'ie Sl"n rea,'-'': a! boss." Now I has de witness bere 'a eourt to prove dat paint mule D'J9 ' 0,,t mJ tu9 a'' a,!- 1,! la l U . . 7 , sllJ yo " , Kecortler. 1 II nne ytur tea dollars'" t. ' . ... , Lansing ' Aud as Johnson was conducted ta ! be lock-up be expressed great sym i patbv for tbe taxpayers, as be intend' ed to bring a suit for 5100,000 data- ' ages for fal-e imprisonment. I He is. however, at work on the streets. Vlr iTt ".i w.ln-B.v' ' ... Aever saail we fo'2el the fir3t I Lhiuaman. w hoc. we employed as a I e ""aa:. The excellent and tru;e,a llrl,,bret ba 1 l".e wltb, I us 10 b married, aud after her, we felt indeed, that "no Irish need applv." She remained be- J? br f'e that we might Gil her place, bat each aspirant to tbe cutin ary domain seemed worse that) tbe preceediug, and finally we asked our Chinese laiindry-maa if he cauld send us "a, Chiua-boy," as they ajs called. i'lUdie protested- "Kb! I can't bear to think of we's having a Chinaman! Tbey will steal all there is in the boui-e. and we's won't know where it goes." 1J ut we made due allowance . for Liddie's prejudices, engaged " boy" and he came at the time appointed. A neat, rather handsome fellow, be 1 waj, and as he disappeared into bis j room, bqudle ia band, we were coo- i ;n:ll,u:' ui fcieat ui an iu ui ivc plrlt ! t.iia'firfi him In ftvpt niimiT.a ho ! ; emerged, clad ia tbe daintiest ol I w hite blouses and aprons, tla pigtail girueu aruuni his JtaJ as meaning business, and with the ipjietest step aud LV.it u be sought us out ia the par ior, and came and stood before us," I "s te slightly bow ed, biaUnds ! fulded, perfectly silent, awaiting or- tier.. Tbete wasa submissiveness ia his attitude, bis expression, his whole aspeet which suggested the Old teta ment aud tbe "Arabian Nights" in turn. Our heart leaped up, as Words, worth's to a rainbow. Here was a uew regime, indeed! How promising! How delightful ! He went to work in a way whicb bowed perfect acquaintance with his duties, and we mentally planned to teach bim ( was he not a heathen? ) to make such of bim, and to keep hiia ... ,. .' . f aad to keep him a long time. It was v 6 " , , f H"'"? dtfll-T Le waited oa Uovr d taUel About the .c .l . , . . t - uiuu.e oi tue ai.eruoou, auoiaer --'bmamaa appeared on the scene, and uJ wa.. wber. 0. 0WffJ Xj o g lhcb Uundrv, n. t.Wt r, ri,n(.iU(ipd ,k. he was pleased with bis conveniences, and was receiving cjugratulaiions thereon. i?y five u clock be agai . came a . d stood before us." "My frend heap ijocu boy; be way you; i ctitcQ -ut. iiaee, aaa t laucis- eo' Vu 1 China bo v o 1 summarily at.ar:,,dj leTing Vhiud hiui quite jllfer,ur iub,.ce. And wil ilD w eal, as we learned that evening all the cracked wheat which we chanced . htve io tLe UT ;ort!. n Tw. n.l Oolag This. - A Frsnehmao, while at Naples, was introduced at an assembly of one of tbe first ladies by a Neapolitan, nobleman. While be was there bis gold fuufT-box was stolen iroa bira. Soou after, bein ; wlker bouse, be saw a jtjia taking snufT ont of h;.sUoi. lie turned to bis friend, "There," said be, "that nm t blue, w ith gold embroidery, is taking snulT out ol my box sv&ta yesterday Do you know iai . 1 he not a pw feesioi' sharper '' "Take care," said tbe other, "tUt f man is of tbe first quality." " "I do not care lo; ia ciua.uv, re- i an "l'musVbave i plied the Frenkman my bui ar;n 'VU'fr nl l. . -?f .1 . L L ' . . I S'.ft1' "'A " IW fori i ray ..0(j el 1. a.., , .I 1,10,1 : ,.,,1. . itfaS!iL.!Ilt.J0?'en1-k this assurance the .reneh- IrilnrTi. dl-l 'dar friend to dine with .m next day I ne came next nay. ana as ne entereo , exclaimed : "There I have bruogbtyonr snuff box." "Well, bow did you obtain it?" "Why,"' said tne Neapolitan noble man "1 did not wish to make a oo'se about it so I picked but pocket." The fair is oref. Jntentle A Item pi tm Blew mp tke tin i,lipprr. . I ti. u thr aeanii tthun tli rl.it.l ! ,li;h;., in riii,i.. il.o fj.i nopper as be nopa atoul fruni plact place, seeking what be mir !e- rour. Edward Braoilr.oic is a lad who resides in the rear of il 09 Xor-.h I and Ihougb he is I-l years of age, time wm aad quite "recently when be found exceeding tport ia tbe cha-e Oa Saturday, however, he auea'.ei a grand coup de grace on the entire race of grasshoppers in tbe neighbor - hood, and thereby han this tale. Having a very incomplete kuowl- edge ol explosives he should have let tbem aloDe. But he did not, and went to work to manufacture a turne do, which irave him an insij-bt into him matters which inav le of ne to in the future, thongh the les-m was acquired through experience most painful. A soda bottle was tilled partly full of powder, and deposited in a clump of weeds where the Lop pers were wo ut to congregate. When bered ia force Edward thev had fathered Ninettenth treet. ft. Ljui. anj!rj 'as al.vj in stooped over his torpedo aud touched l"e v'oI'-'"ce of ablow. "At it cd with a firebrand. Tbe result be Prw-;at day. as of old." aay Mr. can be imagined. The bottle burst, ''dlt'"' lrek mother, asifcoio and though the bopjiers were consid- nnt"ratrjir the words of Theocritus erably demoralized by tbe explosion aQd Tl,juis, spits in ker Usointt they "came out first best, as the bulk r"Pe' fncinating giaaces directed to of the broken glass tound it way into fttrd ber"l'I;". ad drea.ling tbe gaze Krandrieg's person, inflicting divers J lt sterile on her child, spits in its and sundry cuts. A nhvsieian wusi'ace'' Cltt the most commoa of ail sent for aud he was dulv administered upon. trieritai leed Cwra. We have been aked tbe best metb od to be pursued ia the saving ofcorn 1 . i Tor feed sq aa to .sn prove tb varietv anu wmio of two ears snouu oe se lected when they are bath on the same stalk Cora for seed should be gathered and housed before being exposed to evere cold cr freezing rains, as whn left longer in the fitdtl its vitality is 1 L-L e . , ., . greatly weakened. If the crop ifa'.hered early it is an excellent idan to have a email box, either in the wagou or attached to the rear cud ol the wagon box, into which the ears selected for seed may be thrown as tbey are 'ound: but if thecrft w not harvested unt l late, it is beiu-r to go through the uelU with ba.-k?lj aud select as much as may be need- i ed. j In selecting tbe ears for seed tbey i should ie taken from strong and trig-1 orous stalks, aud should be well ri-. pened. Strip down the hu-ks audi see that tbe ears are well tv'led out I and as nearly the same site as possi- i ble at both ends. lupecial care should j be taken that the upper ends of the i ears should be of good &ita and filled clear out to the tin. As far as possi - ble select the lartrost ears; when there are two or wore ears on a stalk, take the best one, whether it be the iipper or lower one, and it bom are ot la. .j iality, take both. Tbe seed ears having been selected, they should be placed under a shed, or ia om-; sheltered Mace for a few days, until tbey are dry. AU lie basks except - ing aoout ball a iiuxen sbouia oe re remo.ed, and then by tbe use ot tbe remaining husks, the ears should be made up into braids as large as can be handled conveniently. Tbe co;n should be stored in some dry place where it will be free !roi tbe attacks ot mice, and wu. not be too cold. In the MictiU. and Southern State the Si- j may be kept in tbe grauery, but in tbe -Northern States it wi;i be hel- ter to keep it in the attio or store room of the dwtiiiug house. When kept perfectly dry, the seed will en dure a tuach greater degree of cu!d without injury than when kept in an atmosphere wkicbhas any apprecia - ble amoiiut of moisture in it. The se.'eciion fend saving cf corn for seed is one of tbe most important items iu the raising of the crop, as front inferior seed only inferior crops con le hoped for, while with seed carefully selected year after year, the crop will show & iontinued improvemeai tuality. in botti tjuantity anI f tawcr. t v .1 . , . , 1 Auwng ail tie pleasant things of' life aod all the bountiful band of 1'rovidence has scattered tLe path of Lea ;De al-rm wiu given, a mart our days with innumerable plea-ant i (JTerUard. One of the Soma Sea. tbiugs, il man would but enjoy them j leaders had been relieved irom the among ail tbe pleasant things U; weeif a.l in a heavy pair of boot life, there are few more pleasaai lhaa jarui aa 0;i.,,n mat, was going for a walk in a flower garden before j war( w(jeB he was knocked oier breakfast on a sunsVsay morning To i grrj by a sea which was mat in? see t' ose rants aad still, though not ) uTer tbe The waves were run motion.!', wa;res we mean the i ,uaiina high as be dropped, b'iiaosis opening their painted bo- j a,ter;. km tQ(. report was ao sooner sums to tbe beneficent rays which give tbem their color and their love-;n the bare hope ol saving tbe on liness, welcoming the calm bies:ag for.nDate II)an. .fce rtiut to tl of the light, as if with grata-Uo. and j .i unjHr a p,rs 0f aii, made a seeking, in their tranuii state of be- Lilort rt, and wit sooa about oa ing, f.r nothing bl U. good gifts ol ( tDe otbeI u, .. Tojodire cftketiair (iod, might wi afford a roouitory on 0 occasions isdiSk-uIt, but fx leeia: pi everything in nature has ! easler considers teat a quarter of aa itsUa.iiy.to os, the eager hunter, our ,.,,.,.4 beLre tLe positiott alter fictitious enjoyment. How mJob j wbere the can was lost overboard do tbey stand in tbeir loveUaess, how j wa rf.;.a;Drii. A sharp lookout vw placid in their limited &ition of thej keDl nj oa bea(jing ov ran immense elements, that DC -fish them how, in ; eif lbe Vu;,.e 0f ,an WM heard tbeir splendid taiaient do they sparkle j arK,ve tne r'.ar of tbe gale. Tbe way in the ., how do they drink ojte.0f tb(? t.ra., wad at ouc stopped, and cup of dew, and gratefully gua back j tbe manawam up 'o the side ! hooey and perfume in re W. j wt ,Kn an tiTX U tad throwo MMMMHMOT 1 I I. .V Th liaactf 4 ajaaaattlarh. W '" two years there hat been . laree sboesbups lost in JLMsachusetL- from lampblack. A itand damp with) perspiration, wrop of water, a bit, 11 , . 1 :,t . ' 'P"e 0. 0.. .ui tun idj aotnpoeitioa ibbi win aiaj. iaijr- la. Usa ! b!?r P'eeaution is , . - - tbM9 btj ay will start a damp- j HfJI aLM7U IWW lOlllUV VI WIUVW a . a ugating soon this create tne spars, ... ,h: r,;. send s a glo w of fire with wonderful t !i;.4 ,,f P' 'In cl"niD? Pth. smoke gal-aad I ? i - , - . scoop up tbe black in and about j into kilns holding eighty er unety where it lodges, and Uke itout of ibe.tons each, and subjected to beat pro boose, 'deced at first hy the buroiag ef s 1 j -mall quantity of wood, and continued I: is stated that there are now ten j thousand miners in the Clack U.jgas. Il is then pot into a smts'l.nj What holds all the world ? INo one nose. Ia Mm.!! saaarnultft of a Lzn. ni..-, rnarktj wia :h ravs-.U- let ten AUI: I -w.ai .ii. worn m : c;n as a ri Tla n mw. ... I 1 U l " '-"- 1,1 lw t-iu t lr-i, ',x:,t t; C'.bu.'taud i:ib'w, tn, !S,,P',J. to ir-tei-i u - can r,-,.m ; 0,1 l,u"sil)'e barm. A braai-b ofio ' , ' 'a a:.vi in groa; fur ,r ! . u "r" in't araacb r a twig I ia ?e i,'c-,cr't' '"' a a eye-bit t was i ,,'r'jL'!'" to rvn ler lir iWitl.et.i i,Q. a ' f or U-uieii eb.iji- ; r"' hii?h i eicB.ivvly rae, ., , '! U!i,re hioiy pr.e luribii. j p!'on,.ra,'! tt overeiifn antidote, la j y";,'k's Trac-l ia t.', Ea. t be says I !"al 'be Aral,- of Egypt threw salt ! la th,? Ert -s --b.-riu agaiasnhrt - . - an evileye. or befure luad. . L , -. .a lp n.eir t- i.uei ,ir a jouruey throuirbthe dv-a-rt, eoncludi-ig, a the Mu- d.i:ne s-is.-s. that every evil genitis is tn- ine.i. l lir ejection of saliva was ai.-Ki coa-itlnreU acbanu of peculiar ellicacy. I'lioy sraks of it as a cvr- - u'Q at'dote to "iascination,"as we 45 a Pre-servuiiv from conttgi m, aad 1(1 Pu;!iSli'' "eoantc-s as certain lo. e :ajr!M use agaiast tbe evil eye is that very valgar trestnre ofantk- ing the thumb to the nose, stretching out the ringers, ami "twiddliug" ihent with a rapid motion for a few seconds, commonly practiced by Londua street boys, without the slighlesi kri 'wledge or its origin or 0inin?. ami known in slang parlance "a tak ing a sight." The lang Dictionary says that "to takeasi'!jht"isa vulgar action employed by boys and other i to denote incredulity or contempt fur authority : but the real meaning in ancient times, forgotten aud wholly unsuspected In our own, wan to ehow emtempt and defiance ?Q the machin ations of witchc-rait, aatft) render ihe evil eye powerless. This is th ac tion that Ut) off -nils the good-natured I'io Xono, n t for itself, but as mani festation ol the public opinion, that he pose-e, independently of bis will, a power that he would be the last to exercise designedly. This vulgar sign, nruli-rn as it looks, is as old a Liryptiati civilization, and t- known as tracings upon the uieanhed walls of I'ompeii and Herculaneuni abund antly prove, to the street h 'js aod other vulgir inhabithants cf thus aiiciut eities AH th J'i ftr A'jmi f. UwwiIIcJm.1 .H laaMl tela a; Warrte. -i . ... w .1-15 ii:v a net kilvfl it i r..,.. l-. ..... - ..ii i. . ' aa-rcDant. who has nearly wi rn oiit the weeds of mourning for a t'eparted w ife, was present at a tea prty at which weie present several young ladiei. Tbey were playfully badger Lsg him on his lonesomeness, when be retorie I that he was prepared to iccept any other motie. One of our young ladies said she was a of , caudidatt, and named the 12th August as the day, to which the merchant replied all right. No more was, tlhought ol the pleasantry nnti! tie 1 1 Li, when he received a note from the young lady, saying: "To-morrow is the l'Jth ol Angnst. Send uu the ice creaai and fru'l and . the remaiLder will be fortheuoiinir. 'l ie merchant accepted the invitati-ja ' ent up tie et eeleras ,aud was hitB- pef on hand early. Friends nti guests were there and a minister. A ipartette was arranged, witk th minister in it for tbe splicing cereme ny. It all went well. Tbe merchant said he was wiliinir aud lbs airl saiJ Ube wis wiliiug, but when the paro i told the parlies to join hands she reached across and clasped the hands j of the grootu-man. Tbe merchant ; saw tbe point, barked out, aod the. -rightful man and maid were wed. I f . .ini-w e. "One oi the most singula rescaert ever reported, occurred," ; South Australian A'l-rti,r lafort.-, "dur . ... . , ; ing tee voyage or me B.iaro:eirora Kreema&tle. I be srbooner was run ning at the rat of ttn knots per In, i.r liefore x heavy westerly rale. ,., thai. :h. wbooner was rounded o3 lue neavv uoois oui nrouu. m i oilskin coat batk." jltaaia ala Te nick.e deposit near lie iVsp, i,in Lancaster connty. Pa, it tonsi- 1.1 1 a ... A . r.j-. . . ... 1 in tha .ereaihe i.rgrsv 7 worio. auu : iue uuij -f""'" ?n "TrlJJ'L! w on the high uivw.ng r dge hetwees. ... - 1 nickle, copper, iron ana limesone tr tUUU'l I.- 1 :.,, tnouga copper, wunu v. - frnm k.m miu- was known i ibis localiiy aeteaty years ago. Th h.a a Jr.v color, u very keavy. so hard that it is mined entirely After tbe cr. has bee - . , ,... ;t pal bv tbe conversion ot the expelled aftd o:bcr caltmUitr!, ' sna.T ia iieIarntce tt5a'r3" trema.ea. ; similar to that of iron ore.
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