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hKVB AKEii ten lr ti -roiJ"oal 1
lee to tue eitlleo oateri u . .c-
1 isil in rwmenee. on " 1
rvuttee. '
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E. .11. KIMMFX will emlntie to priM-tiee ;
-:nie. ami lender tu oien.ial ir J-,
ur i Kiicri .1 S".menwt and aurrottn.'.nm
. udioa at tiie wmj pUot, a lew duura eaii .
tlaie Hiw.
DU WFSi.fc.
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W I : i . E Y C U N M li H A M , .
a-arriii. wiil enwturioa tJ. I
linti- ine. nl leotlee, hi prolfKtoai j
.. ri. i" ilieeiiifinott'enireviiieano lumtna-1
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GOOK,
rnrsiciAN & suroeok
SOMERSET, I' A. -
Ut-otriculu Slammcit!; Bloc se4 ii j
'1. MILLER, after twelve
art;re irot'.e, 1b Saanksv!!,. ha
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t: -e t
i ( mi ici&e. and tend'rt hit pro!cMa. nr-,
, t., : ci'iieaa nl ....B)erei un 1 j
f.v! it lr Store, i.ifiU the Bart.e
ii w ere he -ao U rtajauil! i ai Ua t
o: e'n p, ,la"riai'.y eiurare4. 1
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Laic ICof tlent SurRewn, ,
Key Tort Eye an! Ear 1111111217,1811'
l::a.ei perarcrtly in titej
::r s SZCirSITS trea:s: cf
di::s3 cf tie Zjs ari Ear, isdui
Lr2 .zzt d 'e lizse szi Tiroat.
Offire,
tu attl rctr Mrret.
Jtiueso.
JtESTJSTS.
I)iV
, K. U M. COLJ-INS. DEVTlSr, neret.
crttc in Caeehe Kl.a, ui' itr.
.. i. on. at all Line be nna pn-iarei mio
a. KiTi!oi work. Bfbaa Biiina. rewTiiaunw.eL:
mnjK. ae. ArtiAcial tee'.h ot all kuivia.
of
tae :ti-.mateni,iertl. Uperatkua
ted.
JOHN BILLS,
DENTIST.
t Sie Ie Ooflre'.h A Netl a new balldlns.
Malr t"nta Street.
SouerM-t, l a.
B.TU
-WM. COLLINS,
IIEXTIST,
t it!, t at.v (-nnvlwer A Fre' ne. Sner.-t.
Pa iiitu lat CRa year, I hare reauv rt-tlM-e.1
the pnre oi artin. lal teeth in tliu plae.
Tue t.inaiit UK-reaMDH dematxl i. .r teeth taa in
dud wi Ui ev eiilarwe mj laeilili;- that ran
make 2. -k1 aria I wrth at lower prtt iliao yo
nn mri them in any other plaoe tn tin eountry
I ,il n w m.ku.K a (rti wt ol teth lor J. and It
tio-re U.lld ( anv penwo arnmr my rW"0-and
.i ronnrn fr. this or the adf4nlnw BtJea tAat
1 hare made teeth mr that in nt inelrir r""l wat-ltU-iio:i.
they ca u ea !1 me al any time aad pet
new M Itm at eterwa. ,
u-ar'.t
RTIKIC AL TEETH!!
J. V. VUTZY.
D E
TIS T
jomerutt C., J" ,
DALS C1TT,
Art Bvtal Teeih. wai a nteal tc he of the rery ben
sun lit Laie.Uke acd laiatt.ie, tnaerted in the
:yte rarttrtiiai attentkiw paW to the pre
eratHo of 1 1 nauiral ueta. I t
,.ru 't ne hy letter, eaa de eu by eeioalna
Addrua aa atxrra. i,lA"i
HOTELS.
JJILL HOUSE. j
ICSS, SC232SZT. FA.,
JOHK HIIX. PBorwrroa.
The ttpnrv t prepared to aoneeaawuaM aniCJ i
it the at eueai irtaiHc and atieiaeaory buuidc;. j
TLe traietioc valaie tM pereaaaral bukrorn iur-1
?i M ml the wen al ii.d eiBiBlai lti. j
ImI ule wui neHianc K be fumi.be4 witii tha j
sew.araet aBorua. Ewnj:, aad anawi low
atawuic attacked. jasla j
IAMOXH HOTEL.
-VSTOM. PA.
r
SAMl ; a Ct'STEIl. IVopi itr. j
Thif ctlw aad wen ka.-wa kae la at all ;
liaa i t, w. t ie tVfpu. place l.-l-the trarellr.j j
ti . H-k
S 4itn
ra dally K itHtaNm ad i
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HAKJI.S, ETC
M. W. KEIM & Co.
So. '26 Maim St.. tfoi$xtotrn.
f A General
Eauking Easiness
transacted.
interest Pa.ti tt C rcr cent, on
J Time Deposits.
Loana Kegouatod.
Druf;s Bough: ai.d Sold.
J. 0. lilMMF.Ti A: SONS
j A TT L I IV) CZJ t
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Schell St Kimmel,
I Accounts of Merchants and oJi
1 er Business People Solicited. Erafta
' negotiable in all pans of tbo Coun
(try for sale. Money
Collections mAde-
'JdULl KUU
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NEW HANJC.
CHARLES J. HARRISON.
Ca&hitr owl 3!ttn('ffrr.
C!lrl' tam.le in all -n of t!.e l'z.i:J Slates, i
Ci.rnr mi"rjte. Bu.tcr iilI :lier chtvLs eoh
tested and ea.in-1. Kto :.r..l V -.. raci-hi.ice !
lW3r ..n Inn !. RT.'ittr.CT ma.W- witb ;rnai;it .
Bt AroW( oM.-tvi. i
Kclcr liy riEif':.a to
li :i. V. H. K'-niz, At;'v r.t Iw.
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Sees an! Cip,
BetLaeAL2 A 5 D HET ATI-,
II. ZiitimerniHn.
Soniciel, IVuna.
I The t cirara of t'.iS -rent l.ra:..'.a, munufac-
t'jrt.i l him-.-;;. i,r tJ.e et.j of t-.i-tr'.
Tlieae eiirai e&QEv t heexiTilrJ l any ;n ttie uar-
i r lT"BeS:t to S-ttnerwt. Tl- to re!: tt.e j
SRPILE
(u.- r It l".
Drill it i
FLOUR AND FEED
GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONS,
QUEEN SWA RE,
W 1 AJiE
m
ill
r'ISH,
TOBACCO
AND CIGARS,
jNewStock.
All G
Sold at
BOTTOM PRICES.
FAIR AND SQUARE
is
S5J0U.ll MOTTO.
Do Not Fail To Give
jJ"o.'
BAER'S BLOCK A CALL.
It'll
JLXJ
j! ISC EL LA XEOUP,
irrrr.t? f p Tim T'fa hwj
JOHN HICKS & SON,
s-oMm:sET.i...
And Real Estate Brokers.
fcTf- ra bo .lulr to :i.twyir ps.'!pe I "T
. rr.T. (t I t nr.! r;il EaU it to Uelr feivttitaye W
' fifiBtA-r the d-r:pi"ti thereof, a9 oi riant i
, mije unltsf .M ..t ren'.i l. rtil lrtl uief,
Ulk, FOLLANSBEE & CO,
Merchant Tailors,
Ail MniaWur"r r f
Gent's. Yo'ith's and Boys,
t). 42 nni! .HTM K.
PITTSHIIUJII.
CLATK I! O O F S.
I
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I Rc.it i. lit; cri.U..'i-. Jj'.-t wiU m-H"futr, I
t!:a' !. !: Lti'-:i: r in ih V-t ran t- t.ut a Slme
In(),. jii..i! ! i.-r Msrf r-... T!. oa kr-
i I . i fl in i;sr.:! k:t:l, h-rp fce a j
sa'l''-T j
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Ppachhottcrj &. D'cSiintham i
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i t.ir rm'H,y i!.. T -rr t-" r. t !.v1. J;- wil! en ter- i
' tiike t.. t'Ut Si.i'e K .in H.-n5. vorli awl pri-'
j rate, jur-. fcr?.. -:;ti .r in t.u.ii -t ouuijtry at U i
j l-iw.t pri'".'. .-ir; ! t; warrant Hit n. -jaan.J pee j
j s-ireet.'.'-jia r.o i, M i. Unitr.- taiy Lelc:'. wita j
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Air"
A S E B E E K.
i-!i.tr!e:. Pa.
Vs. H. 8Hiri.rT.
E. fl. IARDM1
with
RCOSS, HEMFSTONE & GO,
Bait. St., D utimore, M. D.,
KQTIDNS.
FANCY GOOES.
T.l U
Hul'lTu.ir
me tct T;.
-!. The n: rLa!T. Tir.tirrK
-ntiT reuctt4 lucail aoti et-e
rr or;
HIGHEST AWARDS!
Centennial
Exhibition.
J. REYNOLDS & SOU,
NuKTliWlISTt'CRXEK
THIRTEENTH AND FILBERT STS. f
PHILADELPHIA,
MAVVFACTTKES (r PATEXTEiJ
WrounM-Ircn fj-Tiflil Heate.a ri-rst-
t'rjetks fluhtdbrignt crimson ith
WITH HAKIV.f ANrH EIXKF.F.r.P.IXP p;ea4ure wh.;1(j the p.jT Jiue
I.v.lORATKS FnK lifFMXO ANTHP A
CITE ' H lilTr.MIXOrS COAL.
i i:TnxMAL
VVROUGHT-IRON HEATERS,
Fun BmrjtiNors coal.
KEYSTOXE
WROUGHT-IRON HEATERS,
Cocking Ranges, Low-Down
Crates, Etc.
inscriptive Circular font free tu any u'.iTtu.
t X A MI -V E i! L F( ) R E S ELECT1 X G.
Airii X.
Cook & Beerits'
j FAMILY GROCER!
Fiour and Feed
STORE.
We would mntt rtetl'uHy announce, to oar
frlerxin and the pu! I i icenerally. In the town and
rlr-tj.ity o StiBit-rret. ttat we kara opened oor
Newr?ure ..-B
MAIS CROSS STREE1
Anl u ad Kti-iB too tali line of the hen
anfe-iloiierle.. o!itan,
Tribafi-ow, Clean, io.,
Wew:Iletiea'.a!! ttnsea. u anpply eua.
ioM?ri witi. t..e
B i: ST Ql'ALiTY OF
FAMILY FLOUR,
CORX-XEAL,
OATS SUELLED COEX,
o.i ts a conx cnor,
3 RAX, 111 DDL IX Gb
.nderervtaam partalolng to tha Fed Uepart
taeat at th
LOWEST PDSSIELE PRICES.
C'J SI1 ONLY.
Aiao, a w 11 aelacted auxsa of
tHaatware: Uarwarw.
al k
Wovwnwira, Emahea
it. at
riTATlpNER"
Walca wa w"l Mil as cheap al u ekaapasu
PUaae oaia, aaanJoa vox (uoda o( all
La tatiabeii tram fast awn judgment.
liae't get where we flay
M A 1 CEOS8 Strtct. ScxrMt. Pa
JLJLJL
SOMERSET, PA.,
A5LKICD BIDE IX DECEJIBEK.
Sne! SiiiU Brotsai w.j frctty unc !
I'm Hire ya jr.nt mneicUer,
11 not rr 1ot, at leaf, fur ff.n
Tb- t'.steh rHr la Decern
Wbtsall lacl-cllcs aa.l alltiic
In f ite of Uwt! wt-tiU s ) f Tib,
An.l fioetn beccaUt the l'lialuc:t
l-j.:li ulhei'j haut!, Ac.
H w brll.tly itrcameJ ike n j.-.htroUshts
Aware ttae muy ri!g"J :
Hoi j leasam were tire wiMernlnli a,
OtrncJ trr.m twialry br; i?i : !
Vfcete -toil" M atiaglit itKi Jucli adi:r?.s
And laub'jrr 1 jikl KvuM ?U fwili,
Vhllo li ters ltlt ami! tlie jre?-,
JLavh .i;ler" han.;s, tu:.
"Tis very f iuotar a:il tacer,
Uf ail the mad device?.
l-vt Cam OfiaU hum '.tlfhl sn l elear,
I n iutl termed " f lee ;
An 1 yel we own iaa naa. ia iijq, . .
brilliantly M slw fcrtb.
TA'ncu Camod beliioa a nytni ;ee 1,
Hid uter!dri, Ae. .
l'te mj re yn mind LUe Tti!.;fl inn
Tea ;u;fer aad tlx rersL
U m. In the general dire an 1 d:a.
Lie sli-H liie ar-uw Ifvcl :
And tioa't r ret how Henry Kil t
tsr.fcra'-ed yu ere he went lth.'
V m klfsxl h Uy, ya kvin did.
He atiaeezed your Rttn-i, A--.
Asd wnea Uie lur.'oitt ad were pjW,
H jw te uld mail rt-'-i"'',
Vn::l tbt- y.ajjer Luiie crlet,
A T-.ruJe tncy ail tieies.eJ.
I'cttA r file eriel the A on
lier taiety uj rb-j lurth.
-1'il nerer yield ani ittin
3iy Tirgia 1:, &.C
Tr.e wiitry winL the It njcsar-i wyt
1Ll w tiiitiy la our iat1,
liul Budt:rni.'u:li or furs wc
Al! TOU4! t in vnr pljo '.
t:ie jrir. oivn tlie f'rard a-it
1 he i reiiy ed y W entwurili
iM lared Jack 1'mi ur Jliily i'reit.
Htl ilit-ncd Ler eiiet-a, A j
Abilter. uitucrbeatii lcr rti,
I'ne buiial.je. n-jt lu-T tirrt.-i.-p.)
Pair l'a::cn:e, wltliaticciire J .!
1 ete-nel in earreto
Spraufc p wita aattrr. blc'iin; loc.
Her innocence tu fhow Kirth.
list ilmsred her cur were e'tit of l'l-i.e.
lier Oiiar g.-ne, Ac
And tten the parucs at ibe J"-r'.
lt- tt'ult-r mu'.ual !
Sevt li.s Ir'tn their ann trtr.; ire.
(rare to the jioor in ki?$ :
The partinR worl the i fa'rjr,
Cnpnl' arruw ?h". trti:,
Urualit rc tu m:my a
And rai th h. i-tv. A.-.
l;carSa;ie fc'rvwn,ave -a a:i.i I.
Uf all that Iwad of mcrriincr.!,
No other pair are !ef. to try
Ive"i iatet, be?t exiitmatent :
A'id wtuotae euuriai? snuw sl.ali iprea l,
Aitd a:uiaal iwiei tti.ail slow f-.rtl
;ay Hyiaen Met?s ocr lu:.ij.1 be.1,
lucr-.-ae our j j A-e.
Kriv.
nui-iiiE.'
liY OM VE HARPER
'rpa,Iet me keep Lini p'eiee do;
he !uok so I'.ioesorjje, aa it hii" moth
er had jus: died. uo; ana he ! k - S'
hu:ij;rj, and sbirprs fu ia the c Id
rieate do, pupa. .Sie fc'8 eve-; the?
j jfct setui beiiing jcu to, and as it
be waited juu to -ee bis poor lejr,
and to make you uaiitr.-taod how
CjII aad hungrT h is. Why, papa,
I don't belief be ever had taj ihiog
to eat in bis I;le " Arid ifce i;uiver
inc I'iitle voice died out ak"getber io
jj'..-, as te tot-k the jKor little starv
ed dog into his arms and held him
against tin heart.
The father, a stem maa, whose hat
was circled with a wide baud of
crape, locked down with a tniile of
rare ttudernees as he said:
' Why, Harry, don't you cry abjut
it; vou certainly shall keep the little
dj, if you will, thuti?b h 1 joks like
any thing bat aa enviable play -thing
Come, now, we will gj home, and
juU cn cell your new friend aljcy "
Oh. thatik von papa," said the
ure. wbue tne pt'jr iittie doit
limped alonir ai'ter thetn, enc mraired
by the chiidi-h Vck-e sodiedmes rais
td with driiirht at his new acquibi-ti-ic,
agaia to full wiih inSni'.e pity
fir tb trved little d -a.
When they reached home, Mri.
Ttrkir.?, the houkpeper, tad a
thou-and objections to make against
keep'nsr ifce d' ? till little Harry at
la-: paid with lU-'hinj? eyes : '-.Mrs.
Perkin?, were yru ever cold and
huoary and eitk, witht-.ut any bume
to go to, or any one to 1 jve yoa ?"
All f a sud tie a the Loaekeeper'
pale faca flatbed and tea's came into
ber eyes as the turned hastily away
and bu-iicd herrelf whb other affair
fur the ui'.'raent, then the turned
back end said :
"Well, dear, shall we take him
down to the kitchen aud see what!
we can do for tim ?"
"Yt!",'' said Hsrry, ' for I guess he
reeds fcomettiing, and that very soon
Come doggie."
They went out, leaving the father
aWe, and he threw Lituseif into an
eai-y chair b fore the fire and clapfd
bip hands belore Lie face, paying:
"He i like her, so like her, and so
frail. Who but he would want to
take that rtiii-erablc little dog? It
was always her di-psitioa to do no,
to, and the more miserable the cae,
the more iuieret aba took in it. My
(!td! How hid lok went to tuy
very heart when he pleaded so. It
was like hers when stie lay dying
and beiged with a. nj?t her lA-t
breath to forgive my poor s:8:er, who
ran d with that wretch who dittd a
drunkard. I alaya t-aid 1 never
would forgive her; but if I c uld ti ad
her now 1 would ak her to forgive
me. Well, Harry V this to Harry,
who eiuod by hia father's chair, wuh
hit fjee fiurtbedaiid eager.
4'0, papa, it you Ctuid only see the
littlti doggie ow, l'erkins has
wat-hed tin) all over and put ?Ue on
bin poor leg, and the pays it was
broken, and fd him. He- voulda't
eat oatil be got op on hia baek legs
apd walked along a liale and made a
bow you Lave co idea what a gen
tleman he ii, olv he isn't very hand
some, yoa know."
The father tct k the poor little
motberWsa bo? on bis Up, and when
there, be gave a long uh, and lay
wearily down on hia father' breast,
raying: "I am very tired, papa.
What oiakea me get tired so easy
now ? I didn't used to be so tired,
but dow every lime that I go np
tair it. cikken wniethicg jump 6o in
here, (placing hi band . "ver his
hear), i tat i eiu't hardly breathe,
end 1 dt nt rare abju; playing ball
any more, and I never ride my rock
icg borM now."
"Oh ! mj God !" e.id the father,
with white lips as he all at once saw
t - :
etset
ESTAIlLtS II ED, 18 3
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2(. 1S77.
f that the fral bey waa thin, even to
'emaciation. Wby, he asked himself
had te cot teen it before. It was
! all plain no and the sight ' f thoss
j culorlers checks and listless air made
i him remcmljjr other things; fits of
almost franifc excitement followed by
j prostrating Vcariness, nights when
the childish 'form was never still,
i tossing and starting; davs when the
i delicate appetite bad failed and the'
j weary eyes seemed to turn with
loahing from the tempting food;
I hours w hen Ibe child lay about the
'rug at his "feet, or on a sofa, and
I when aj-aied why he did not go out
i to play on the lawn, had simply an
jewered ,'T an tired."
j ne saw it all now, too plainly,
j He saw that ell through that Gret
j summer of bereavement, while be bad
I given up to griei lor bis loreiy young
wife, bis child had been fading with
the eii'i'mer, decaying with the au
iQQia, and now, he felt, was dying
with the winter.
Harry lay ppon his father's breast
till at last he lell asleep. Then lay
ing him lecdoriy down cn the sofa,
the aittrtled man went out and called
.lr?. Perkins, and pointing to the
! sieeping ctiiitt, wboee face was as
i white a a call lily, . with lips like
j lilac blossoms, said:
I "Is he dying, Mrs. Perkins, like
I his mother J"'
I "Ob, don't Mr. Edward!" said
!s'ie with a sudden gntb of tears.
! "You have seen it then?" he paid.
"I was not sure, and couldn't bear
; to digress yon, but I fear it is so."
j "Stay wftb him; I will fetch Dr.
I l'eouctt," and the stricken father
leaned out whiie '.be good old bouse-
kt cper sat d jv n and 1 .oked at the
1 cnild through ber fast falling tears, j
She thought: f'The lamb! I knew
j it was of no ue, for no one can cure
! heart dieease; bo if he had had any !
eyes at ail he must have seen that I
! have kept the Iamb from excitement, I
and bave taken all tbe care I could I
of bim and have done for
him ail I did for his
mother; but he never thought it p s--irle.
Ah, well! we all hive to wake
to trouble some time."
Soon the" doctor, accompanied
by the father, came in,- and tbe old
man, who had been not only pbysi
ciaa bat friend aad adviser to the
dead young m j'her all ber life, sat
d wa by the still slleepiog boy, and
watched bis pule face, bis biue lips,
his purple finger-tips, and bis labor
ed breathing very gravely; then, at
list he tarned a set.sorrowful'face to
the father, looked long and pitifully
into bis eyes, aid the father knew,
he bad been buoyed up by more hpe
loan he knew, and notv this solemn
fict struck him as if he bad not ex
pected i! Then they went out into
the lib ary, and tbe Doctor gave
some directions for general treatment;
and, taking his friend's hand, said:
'Edward, ibis in going to b? hard,
but try aod beTJraTe. Tblnkp it is
n i harder for yoa to miss bim here,
than for bis mother to miss bim
tbere. God bless yoa, my boy; let
me kiow if any change takes place
He n.tiy live montbsyet, or it may
come aty iMy. Good by."
Hirry aoCe ard started np from
the sofa, sjyiug, "Where is my dog
gie?'' and smarted to go down; bui
Lis fatter said: ''Keep qaiet, Harry,
love, and the little dog shall be
brought op here." And Mrs Per
kins went djwn and brought him in
to the room. He was a different dog
ii even tbe shirt tim') allowed for
improvement but still nothing could
make beautiful tbe long, yellowish
brown body, with its coarse, rough
hair, and the short ill-formed legs, or
tbe ugly bead with its cropped ears,
though the intellegeat eyes, which
now expressed love and gratitude
toward Harry, redeemed bim, at
least in tbe opinion of Mrs. Perkins
and Mr. Emmons, and they both
concluded he was not so bad a look
ing dog after all.
"No, I know he isn't handsome,
papa, but I think he is good; and I
love him, don't I doggie?" Then,
again, "papa, are vou going to bur
me aoythiag for Christmas?"
"Yes, Harry, what do you want?"
"I don't wan; anything now, papa.
I will take doggie for my Christmas,
only be does look so funny, don't be?
Jm-t as if he had never been used to
be where tbere was a good fire, and
never bad more to eat than he could
cat. I s'poce he has been drove from
one boue to another just like Han
nab drove that poor old cat away,
ihatwa?oniy trying to get some
scraps in the yard, and I cried about
it. It looked back so sorry, off tbe
kitchen fence, that I felt like pinch
ing Hannah for it. Aad you, pjor
doggie, you have been drrve away
from bouses I know, and had stones
thrown at you, and where do you
s'pose dogs sleq, p;ipa ?"
"Ob, alruott anywhere, I guess. I
will have a nice lit le bouse made for
bim. if you wish "
"Ttia-. will be nic., and tonight,
doigie, you will sleep right here."
making a soft ted out cf Mrs. Per
kins' shawl for the dog to sleep on.
Se would have given him her
best blick silk drees which she set
grea: st.oro by, had IIrry wished it,
When they were about to leave the
room for ttio night, tbe little dog got
np and limped along after them and
looked at Harry so piteouiy when
told to go back, that he begged to
bave him at the foot of bis crib, and
from that time on no one molested
him, aad he slept there with none to
j: t.: :
ui?puie uis riguv.
Harry seemed to rally and feel
better fur tbe next few days, and his
father would look at him a say :
"It is impossible that the child is
in aay danger: He looks so well
tout 1 tbink tbat Dr. bennet is mis-j
taken, l win see anotner doctor,"
and be would almost believe there
was no cause for alarm.
It was a beautiful eight to see the
fragile boy fit, or recline on the floor,
aod to see the intense devotion ex
pressed for him in the eyes of the
little dog which was now welL He
would crouch for boura motionless,
except to once in a while raise one
I paw and lay it tenderly on tbe sleeve
ot bi jacket, or to put his little, cold !
nor-e against the tbin, bloodless hand ,
softly, and nothing, not even hunger j
could draw him away. The boy ;
grew more and moro fond of him, j
and rarely laid down unless he drew j
the l.Ule dog close and let tbe sba- i
gy bead lie upon bis breast, white
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the l.ri-rhv intellir.t vm vP al-
rr. rtanPd itn lt.r-n fKP with
a look of more xcan human attach-
ment and love . VerT precious to
little Harry wa the love, so silent
and so deep cf hi? rlo and thefirber;
used to Iok upon tbetn ontii his
eves grew m?stv and dim with tears
that be would uraawaT bis head to
hi.ti. Pri ir.riutirenM thit Miit
bc given to Harrv, he ba.L and ever -
-c , i .t 1
wbim was gratinetl. and ttcv were
nianv, tor, he never for oie moment,
swerved from the protecting love of
the ugly little dg, and at last it bad
come to be that even the father loved
him for the sake of tbe affectionate
devition to his child that showed in
every awkweru notion and look.
A month had pissed since the
p-or creiture had been taken by endured, and bis steps are ortenest
Harry ; a month that had male sad (traced to Harry's grave, and whose
havoc with the little vitality of the i white tombstone, below his name,
child, who now scarcely moved ofT bears a strange device a dog dead
the a fa all day, for when he made j besid c a cap and a toy.
the slightest exertion the cruel spasms' '
at the little heart seemed to almort!
divorce aonl and o nly, and the father' Te si ri.nPi.
and loving old nurse were po werless j , fc fc h femaIe dfe f '
,. '. . i, , .i.
anproachin? t'.at would release thel
, , a.,. i
tense pain inac raeseu toe iiuia nean:
to agony,
A r crw-h nmoa the, ni-.i f,
tha poor little dog would be raied
piteously to each in turn, a5? if in en
treaty tha' something should be done
for Harry, w ho he koev suffered so.
Atlenrththe last honr came
he Cne silver cord was almost loos
ened, and the little heart so long
tortured wish scffocitiPT pain was
about to bo relieved ia the calm of'
Death
For hoor3 he bad kin silent; the
rich, golden hair tossed hark on tbe
pillow and ore hind clasped in that
of his father; the ether aroncd poor
dogzie, whose pitiful eyes seem al
most haman a? he would lor.k into
the the white face so fast chilling to
to death, and now and then hearing
a sigh as docp and full of aony as
humans, who loved the by, could
have felt.
Silent and sorrowful faded the
light cf the dsr before Christmas in
that house. The raia fell steadily
and fast. There was a little chill in
tbe air outside tbat made it bard to
those who, unprotected, walked along
theal.uost deserted streets. Harry
at last unclosed his eyes and said :
"Papa, where is aunt Mary? I
thought I saw ber come ia at the hall
door, and yon told her to go out; you
wonld'nt. do that papa, would you?"
"Xo, Harry, I hope she will come
one of these days and live with us.
Yoa feel better, don't you ?"'
"Yes papa, bat I feel very tired
different from any other tired I ever
was. Oh, doggie, you here ? 'Course
you arc ! Papa, aren't yoa glad I
took him ! I'm glad yoa let me. I
am sleepv now and I gues I'll go to
sleep. Papa yoa love me ? Y'oa love
doggie, too? yoa woa't let anvbody
hurt bim? and to-morrow we'l! have a
nice Christmas a nice Chrtsmaq,"
and here the blue veined lids fell
and a dreamy smile began to settle
on the little, pinched lips and the face
to grow more placid and peaceful,
the father watching it till, when the
clock struck one. he put his hand on
tbe fair, hiirb hrow and found it icy
cold in tbe chill of death.
Xo wonder that the stronsr man
cried aloud in"his agony, nor tbattte
winds wailed outside, or tbe clouds
dropped tears npon that desolate
honse, or that a poor, little nglv dog
shivered and moaned on the bed from
whence the waxen form had been
borne, for the fulfillment of those la3t,
sad rites of the dead the dead that
lay so still amidst the agonized groans
of tbe father, and the loader cries
of bis fond, old nurse, and the ser
vants of the honse, unmindful for
once of the Iittie dog that licked the
cold hand, often raising its head to
look upon the calm face ; then meet
ing with no response, turning it with
a mate agony of appeal to the faces
of those around.
Mr. Emmons had been taken from
the room by the doctor. He gave
way utterly and threw himself upon
tbe fiior while great sobs shook bis
frame. He had consolation in but
one thing, and that was "She has as
much need of him ther as you here."
He lar there till daylight came
through the windows and the sun
shone over the landscape as brightly
as though betweea his settirg aad
rising no soul had left its tenement;
no home desolated, and raia drops
glittered on every tiee and shrub,
Hashing back the warm sunshine
The little form lay ia tbe coffin,
and the dog lay on it. piteously whin
ing when anyone attempted to move
bim, until they let him lay there with
out disturbance. They brought bim
milk and water, but ht(be turned his
look upon tbem as much as to say,
"my heart is broken, aad I cannot
eat'anj more. He was all the friend
I had and I loved him;" aid so with
the dumb entreaty ia his eyes he was
left to lie above the lifeless breast .
At morn they bore the body of tbe
boy to his grave beside his mother,
and covered hiai up with the sodden
earth The heavy thuds as they
struck tbe coffin were sharp blows of
agny to the desolate father, who
tried bard to control bis grief, bat be
broke down utterly and sobbed like
a babe when he felt a feeble scratch
ing upon his leg and looked down to
see poor "doggie" wbith his lock ol
entreaty and grief almost human, and
bis eyes actually full of tears as be
whined io vain, turning toward tbe
fast fiUin grave. Theyt03k "doggie"
home and tried by every means to in
duce him to eat or drink, but it was
of no avail. His little heart, although
only a dog's, was broken, and be
1 would sigh aad whine, while tears
t...j : - a:, . l - i
stuuu m uis I'lcnuiug ryca ue look
ed from one to another, as if seeking
an explanation as to where Harry
bad gone.
Mr. Emmons eat long in hia study
tbat night in sad loneliness when
even the company cf. the . little dog
would have comforted bim, and final
ly be rose thinking -he would take
him into hia lap for his mote sympa
thy. He called, but received no an-
swer, and finally concluded he wonld
perhaps find htm ia tbe emptr crib
where Harry had slept He went
into tbe bed-room with his heart filled
with acute pain at entering again tbe
place where little Harry bad died,
There was no "doarie" in the erib.and
he called again, and was answered
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bv a faint whine in tbe corner of tie
' ronm. and thpre he fennd "d ff?5e'
who had dragged s little velvet cap,
' a pair of red-ton toot?, and a :t:nT
Ooat that Harry had loved to play
with, and was lying oa the Leap. A
cnaaing cry the despairing cry cf
bitterness and desolation broke
J from the set lips, and tears gushed
furth at t hi r.infnl nroof of devotion
raining down upon poor "doggie's"
! t j .i. . . li- i. . i ..,i.i
ueau as tue ireaiuiiusr iiiuu icutit-iir
stroked it.
The little, ogly, doggiab
faceturcei upward for a moment
and then fell back: "doggie" was
dead.
Flowers bloomed afterward, and
the son shone on day after day, jot
as ever, but the father is lonely still,
with the otter bereavement he has
ers alwaf s demonstrate at tneir an-
. , . ... .
nuai conveniioos tuai toe practice oi
. . . . L. .1,1
t it. . . .
iciiely termed ligatures insures the
moral and physical rain of the sex,
no successful substitute for tbe de
nounced article of dress has yet been
invented. Certain dress-reformers
have, it is true, devised a system of
halyards, brails.aod downbauls.which
they as-en are far superior to the
deadly ligature, but tbe intricacy of
al! this running rigging, and the diffi
culty which inexperienced persons
Bud ia its management have prevent
ed it from coming into use. The in
experienced woman wi ea thus rig
ged is very apt to make mistakes,
and to find herself scaidiug under
bare poles, ia consequence of having
hauled away on tbe downhaul whea
she bad merely intended to take a
small pnil at the halyards. Thus,
few persons except dress-ref irmers j
rigged with the improved stocking
gear, and even these confess that, tor
tbe purpose of catching an early
morning traia, the despised liga'ure
has its manifest advantages
About t ko months ago the ladies
of three contiguous counties ia Penn
sylvania were successively visited by
a slight, graceful . and unassuming
young woman, who announced that
she was the agent of a "Women's
Dress-ltcform Benevolent Associa
tion," aad that she desired to call
their attention to a new invention of
immense hygienic value. Tbe new
invention consisted of the application
of the six-button glove principle to
hosiery. Uf course, this is a delicate
subject, but, ia tbe interest of reform
and pnbiic morality, it must be dis
cussed. It is idle for us to ignore the
existence of stockings, and it is cow
ardly to shrink from performing a
public duty because it involves an al
lusion t) delicate topic Let us,
then, go boldly forward and relate
the strange conduct of the unassum
ing young woman, as reported
among the police news of a Pennsyl
vania paper.
While the substitution of buttons
for ligatures or running rigging struck
tbe ladies of three counties as an ad
mirable invention, the amazing
cheapness with which the agent of
the alleged association offered to sell
the improved garments created im
mense enthusiasm. She said that
the only object cf tbe association was
to do good, aad that she was therefore
prepared to sell the best quality of
six-buttoned goods at one-half of
their original cost. In confirmation
ot this statement she submitted litho
graphic copies of letters from . Presi
dent Hayes, Mr. Tilden, Peter Coop
er, Stanley Matthews, and other em
inent statesmen, all of whom asserted
tbat they felt tbat the introduction of
six-buttoned hosiery was tbe great
est boon which could be conferred
upon tbe women of America, and
simultaneously ordered six dozen
paiis of assorted sizes to be sent to
their respective addresses. In addi
tion to these letters the agent exhib
ited a sample of the garment in ques
tion, which appeared to be of the
very best quality. The opportunity
was one which no prudent lady could
permit 10 pass unimproved, aod near
ly every one to whom the agent ap
plied ordered at least half a dozen
pairs, to be paid for upon delivery
There was, however, one little pre
liminary which the agent insisted
was indispensable, if she was to ex
ecute her orders to tbe satisfaction f
her customers. Tbe homan mind
shrinks from mentioning this prelim-1
inary, but it cannot be ignored If
the buttons were to be of anr use,
they must be so placed in relation to
the button holes that tbe garment
would be neither too tight nor too
loose. Hence, when tbe asrent pro
duced a tape measure ' and a note
book, h. r view of tbe matter was at
once conceded to be correct, and tbe
agent's note book was furnished
with the required data. Then, tbat
unassuming agent went from boose
to hou:-e throughout almost the whole
of three counties, cbeering tbe female
population with tbe hope of miracu
lously cheap and beaotifol hosiery,
and filling her note book with statis
tics. Unfortunately, tbe otherwise
astute agent drank too much whis
key at the last town which she visit
ed, and teiag arrested for disorderly
conduct, contessed tbat she was a
roan.
When tie ladies who bad ordered
six button hosiery learned the truth
as to tbe unassuming agent and tbe
fate which had befallen him, they de
nounced tbe wretch with great vigor,
and were unanimously of tbe opinion
that a combination of wild horses
and red hot pincers could atone do
justice to him. To this oalbarst of
indignat.oa succeeded tbe terrible
thought, what had this felonious
agent done with his collection of sta
tistics? Xatorally, this thought led
straight to hysterics, and for the next
week the sale of sal volatile ia Central
Pennsylvania increased to an unpre
cedented extent : - .:
A deputation of indignant fathers
waited upon tbe inconceivable villain
in jail, and demanded the Immediate
destruction of hia note book. To
this request he declined
to accede,
He admitted that his pretended asso-i
nation did not exist, and that be had1 from doable breathers by a succession
no intention of executing the orders j of dry seasons, that is, by purely
which his customer had givea hlaB, iaai(r8i tau9eASncTfjfTci.rr-
bttexp1aifteit&iiI9MtttMnaltait.? .
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!t reformer, and that he
iiiteudci to
1 pobHoh the SUJSttCS iO que ft! ..3
ia
prder
, niSD
that the medical fraternity
become convinced cf tbe
blighting efTtet of ordinary ligature,
nothing couli shake Li3 tl.'icruii.iA
tion. He said that tie had a great
duty to perform, aad that as mnch as
j ' pnea mm w gr e mj),u
I niut perform that duty. Ibe mdig-
parent leu nis ceu niuco
td.iwn in ftniriw. and after vamiv
Cist
at-
, . . : .
W10? " e ocai court lor an
Junction loroiaaing me agem .
Ipablish his statistics, went hjme and !
1 Mri'irfArl thnir ritilura tn irp'f
a a. yL ft vu at aa v. aa a b a ua r '
v
aad daughter. . . 1 "Ob, ct! let me at him."
The one question now ag-.ta:., ..Wbp! Is thy servant a toad,
the public mind ia Pennsylvania i, pe d fce-,tM eDoken v,
whether that wretch feloa will re-; Tu.,(i m? k,r iater.
ally publish bis statistics The coo- i ,rt.,j p:4 olLerla'f "
tingency is one which cannot be con-, "i-Vts. ves on3 momeat. I was
templated without a .nudJcr; bat;abvf to :,s)jt.rre tbal lhe hand lUl
at the same ume it is possio.e that u fQ,h wordl woa!d not
tbere is more or less merit ia the pre-, j.,. , sca! h-3 moet cnerialied
tended plan of adapting the B;x-bui- j,j
ton glove principle to more esoteric! v i , d;Js.. thu um
garments, and that the preien-ied re- j j )& .,
former has really solved tbe probltu, 1 Ii.-h ."ls;l ae st.. hern :-Yours,
wuh which professioLal dress-re-' .,,.,,,, m. fc..Th-(V
j formers have Droved theni-elves
lormera use proeu iueia.eie.-
!a"
competent to grapple.
A WBf Ureal narrow.
It wa at this seaon of the year,
just seven years ago, that aa extrior-
dinary scene occurred in Diinbury
It was ia the evening, and a couple
were bringing ia several pjts tt
plants from tbeyard to save them
from the frost which tbe teDperture
cf outdoors threatened While thu -
eazaired she eooke. referrics? to a n. -
ranium she bad id btr baud :
"I wouldn't loi-e this for u grttit
aeai, as motner give h to n;e.
He looked at it.
"Your mother gavo it to yuu?
Guess not. 1 bvught that pldai uiv
self." "Why It's no such thiag."
"1 tell you I did,"head.itd,speik.
iag with warmth.
"And I tell you yea didu't," be
firmly asseverated. "Do you supp.e
I don't kno w what was given me?"
"Do yoa supp jss I da't kao
what I bcugbt with my owa mon
. I '
ey ?"
"If you say you bought t!ia: gera
tiium," she said, r-peaking very slow,
and with white hps, "you sny wha:
yoa know to befal-e."'
"Do you mean to say I lie ?" La
hissed.
"If you say that, I do."
"Yoa shall be sorry Lr this," Le
threatened.
"Xever," she retorted.
He put oa his hat and c jat and
left the house t
That was Sdveo years ago this fail
She never saw him again, nor Liar J
from him, in all that seven years.
Whit Tlliut hlro KiMin ,K.-.n.K.j
the agony of miad endured by Vctit
wretched wife in that time, no'oae oa
earth knows. She kept her thoughts
to herself, and patiently, as far as
outward appearance went, b.re
harden nnr. nnnn hor
the
s -i j
Oa Friday evening of Iat wetkj
her door opened, and a maa walked!
into her presence. There was aj Ia tbe Tunisian section of the Cen
look, a cry, aad she was ia the arms'tecnial Exhibition wara remarkable
of her husband. What happy home ; piet?e of workmanship, more than
was that All tbe agony of the sev- two thousand vear old. sent by the
en long years was forgotten in that
hour of reconciliation and reunion.
A hearty Bupper wa3 spread, and
with tears aad smiles she hovered
about him, ministering toevery want. Astarte, the chief female deity of tbe
After supper there was a long talk! I'trniciat s. Carthaginians and Syr
ot the past j ians. and islso worshiped by tbe Jews
"It was so singular," fhe said, during the v-mea when idolatry pre
?peaking in one cf the pan.'es, "that : vai!"d.
it should have happened as it did. I The Mosaic I. ion formed part of
can scarcely comprehend it all. It . the pavement which surrounded the
seems like an awful dream. We both j temple dedicated to Diana, a Roman
lost our tempers, and we have both 1 g idaes, twia sister cf Apollo, and
suffered for it The mist ral'e gera-j daughter cf Jupiter and Latona. Ev
nium ! Do yoa know I cannot Lear:ery representation upon this vast
to see one of those plants? I told : pavement tad relation to wild beasts
mother to come aad take it back, for or to tLe chac, and this is said to be
a ntmti uui um c 11 u DlUb.
"What .'"he ejaculated "do
still presist in saying that she
it to you ?"
"Why, John,' of course she
Haven't you got over tbat
yet ?"
"Xo I haven't," he presisted
r w . . T .1 n t,.VA t . : . u . t, t
you
Iuibit.
did
his
race darkening. "I bought tb
ranium just as sure as I'm a
man."
Sbe thought cf his years of cruel i
desertion, of all he had caused her to j
suffer because of his obstinacy, aad
ber heart
hardened and her
face i
Bushed.
"Y'ou are meaa to say
yoa know it is false."
Tt isn't false. It's
truth."
. "Its no such thing
contemptible lie."
He jumped up from
that
wfcea
a teavea'a
It's a mean
his chair,
seized bis bat and coat, and shot cat
i
; of the house in a Sash, aad she never '
j uttered a word ia protest. Sue Sit
! there with clenched hands and a.
wmie race, ana let him go.
Acd so he is gone. And to day
she is alone again with the old bur
den and the old pain. L'.tlnrj'
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Pnaetleal Evwl nln
: It has been reserved for a German
lady, Fraaleia Marie Yon Chaavin.
to accomplish one of tbe most re
markable feats ia evolution on record
tbe changing of an
gillcd donble-breathtog
amphibious
auimal into!
one that is lung-breathing and land- j this cat 'ir-i than af;erwards.
inhabiting. Tbe subject was thej A man vi ho can give up creaming
Mexican gilled salamander or axoloti. land go to his daily realities; who can
Fraaleia Yon Chaavia owes her re-isrcftfcer down his heart, its love or
peated success to gradually accustom-1 woe. cud take to the work of his
ing tbe animal to life on land and ex- i band, who defies fate, and, if he must
ercisiog constant care as to its health I die, dies Sgl.iiog to tbe last tbat
aLd diet- Five strong axolotis were ' man is life's best hero,
selected and were first kept ia sha'.j Tte taoi. agrcable of all compan
low water. Here they did not thrive, j if-as is a simple, frank man, without
and the bolder measure of putiiugjany tigh pretentions to an oppressive
them directly on land was resorted greatnc?-; one who !ove3 life, and
to. Tepid bath3 twice a day kept np i aaderstattds the use of it; obliging
a cutaneous respiration, and during alike at ail hours, abeve all of a gol
the intervals between the baths wet Idea temper; aad steadfast as an anchor,
moss was packed against the bodies, i For sue a a t ne we gladly exchange
. It is stated that the gills and tail ! the greatest genius, tne most brilliant
fin seem to shrivel by actual drying, j it. the prifoandest thinker,
through the action of the air, and: Lesions cf wisdom have nerer
that they were not absorbed by tbe , such powtr as when they arc wrought
vital processes of the animal itself. :
This is considered by Professor IIox-'
ley to be a most interesting point, as
lit shows bow the first air-breathing
amphibia may have been evolved
I.etok atTkt !! fir.
TLrc-
.ml ten is not a very
t :!', .n astronomers as-j-1
c: tu t? in which this
-',:.(. J Litji miaute
! srt'J'iI existence.
grcci c
I 1
ocrt, th-? r":r '
carta w iii U
to etert:i'.y '
And yt t
or.te reallv forgot
that tb- y r.erc tvt-ryoaag.
There sic sx'.r , :ne apple of their
eyc?, trea.-oitjr viih suppressed
weeps. Tteir Irowaa deepened as
the mo:!.iT vrtn-.v! her glasses prepar
jfttory to rf3.I'rtj tetter fnnd ia the
jgiri's rocsct. "it ! can ' And rf
jexistea-.c."'
j "Wtut! ' L,aI(.J the tualo parent.
I "Ycu d nt xcii to say it begins lik
ilhdt? Uii! tlitkt a child of mine
' -n ;! 1 f .-;;,; i v :.0 i-lt praf pr
. red, i-.-y i'!a."
I "ilrtii !-:: -It '.." silled with 'a'
o! : TCt f'.ieti '.Ce! laliatter
"Why, tb lunatic caa't spell !'
: i-Lirr-eu ia tL old man.
"it ;iapj.-ib!tj for me to describe
il'dc -y with which yt,ur presence has
filled me.''
"Te( 3 a by docs he attempt it,
iii-! p--.y d m't let me inter-
I rupt yoa tlo on. go on: let joy be
: oncoai'ned."
"I huve pe::t the whole night ia
thiikij of you" ( '.hat's picturesque,
attv ffjv,) "acd in Lif.eriy deriding
the
besotted old wbelp
I tp-. u-i ,.r,i i ir.i.nt tn nnr nmon "
-d.-rus. May 10. ISO!' Why bless
niy eye-, it's one of my letters!"
I "Yes, pa," chimed ia the 'Olive
I C-ancb." 1 fouad it ia tbe closet yes-
;terd.iy only you wouldn t let
-r.?ak "
me
' Y'-acuv
. eliiJ. IK tit !
to the park, my
we've m-ade a nice
j oies f i-."
"Y-, l.ve. Next time we will
! I k at ttte d firt "
'
' K"h is-i' Tm pf.
I
I : . r. f Ucer i., an lodittQi
'i- r, t;
II .-ri G 1-tirerfoll s-v
I tl
t:i t'u'v "temperance speech"
ti" t-vi-r tiiitle aa- in what was
a ,ovva as the Maun trial in Chicago,
ta he uisJe '.he f ill iwing remarks
i f) ia l-Mj't " iLitt
I i!t-;i v-, ir-a:!rmen, tbat alcohol
t i a '.'t rtt ti uVitree demoralize those
vh , ru-ike i:, :ti.i.Ms who sell it, and
th-i.-f ttco liri-ik it I believe tbat
fr ;
: me it issues from the coil
- li- l w trui of tna disttl
i: -,;- ies iato the hell of
ii r sod death, it demor
rt ' j.v tija: touches it from
) i. e-tl. I d) not be
snylxiv can contemplate
. Al b 'it bej?o ruing preju-i-'.
ivi li'i iid crime. All
led a ml
'!.
: crime, s
I tl I ' Z ' i t .' c'
' it -oiif-e
iif-ve thv.
i diced z .
WC IiAV-3 to
! wre-.-!i.s u.
!s restu :f it
to thins of the
i.-tnr bank ot this
v.fc of the suicides of
j the insat.it 7 .f
e poverty of the
' iifijor'i.ic of
h : destitution of the
cbi
ig at the faded
wt'fping and despairing
i i ,r bread of the men
has wrecked of tbe mill
iig witii imaginary ser
dcol by this devilish
of tfc asylums, of the
i f the scaffolds upon
I do not wonder that
hiful uii is prejudiced
; damned stuff called al-
wiws i.-kln
of irer.it.- it
iocs t'ra-i;'.
pea's icoJ
j '"!'? :.3
i f.r? '!l7 s"jf
e! .f
"."j
icoli.
1 ho 1oal- Lion.
Bey cf Tuis and labeled, -The Mo-sak-
Lia." It was found in tbe pre
dicts of the B;ra of Carthage, and
ia c'orc proximity to the Temple of
. u . 1 . t u
the only one cf the many attractive
objects cf the walks which surrodnd-
iu... ivui'ii. , u rm imj uu, Vnit!P
ly uttroyed ia
the attempt at re
movai.
The boldacss of the design, color-
I iag, attitude, and the bend of every
limb presents ia strong force tbe mae-
at ge-i teriy rkid of tbe Cartbaginian artist
living i a ctautury dt more before the Chris
.;an era; while the exquisite execn-
lion of thin wonderful work of
antin-
u:ty u'iqiisiioDablv assigns it to the
most ti .uri'hiag period of Carthage.
Through iht kindness of the Ber
of Tunis the .Mosaic Lion was per-
mit'.ed to remain in tbe Permanent
! ExLibi'k.a at Philadelphia, and of all
: ;fce rtrjce ol-jects of ancient times
j on exhibition there, few appear to
. cttra-.-t the attention of the antiqua-
r:an in a greater decree than the cu-
triou
T-worked stor, the formation
of L: h cinpo-ed, as it is. of 150.-
'.' 0 pn-ces t.f variously colored stone
nn.'rt Love o".-upicd" years in its
formation.
Vt o , .1 , f Wieta
iLcm.re polished society is the
I ie-s ivrma..;y mere is io it
j Two-th!r js of the world are always
l engaged ia fitting wind-mills,
j A maa wruing aa anonymous let
i tcr is like a pt.ppv inside a n inclos-
urc tarii.rjg at
dt-r the pa:e.
A lie is v. LI
yoa with his nose un-
tltss sword which is
band of him who
I; is belter to find
sere to cut ln
strikes with it
12 tte heart through tbe groundwork
of a stcrv whirl engages tbe passions:
it is that we are like iron and most
first be heated before we caa be
wrought upon? oris it the heart so
in lore with deceit that where a true
report will not reach it, we mast cheat'
i: with a fable la order to come at
'the troth?