UL
Terms of Publicat:
and although eLe u-o I Lcr roiccj to in
utmost to attract their attention Lu
could not niako tbeia bear. She saw
the- pol. thrust into tho cabin dor
by captain H?ntoa aad asked if she
should Lol l on to it and b4 pu!lcd
out, but no answer came, tda cap
tain hearing no ri-t to other thai the
splashing of Ibo water, aad having
Uut tho icuioUst idea- that tb w
uiun was tin-re, dead or alire.
This cvcr.t cceurrc-l forty 5e
years ago, aad I h ive never beard of
parallel cau either oa tbo hike or
otljir waicr. and her siivation from
h4 ath P"PQpf
1 I
t.euV.L'nrferery We!.-.l:i7 M'-'rrlr.? vit ft 40 .
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t-cinrej art p-tl-1 -P- aViUawrtct. acisis-ii-ii!
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I VOL. XXVII. NO. G.
SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1S7S.
WHOLE NO. 1 110.
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A! Goods Positively
iROTTOP1 PRICES
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IS
Our iVXotto.
lin l I'ail to Give
m l BAEE'S BLOCK A GALL,
n doing your
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Pr.'scr, 10, J 13 Do'Irsrs.
U L"-iJ, v.itj fot.cireuiar.
ritriXTiCS CLCSET GTL'PAST,
No. !?t V.'nier S!. 1 .ittot.l- u,
I n I r--t.-lll'l.
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Iv tmii'J. Mti. i.p i-r mtnrrr '.. '.
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1 A. XULII 4 10., 1 ittaVtr'h,
May w
MISOELLAXJIOVS,
SULPHUR SOAP.
TKCRorcHLY Ci'Rts DisE.sts or the
Btll'TiFlES THE CoKMtXION, I'RKVENTS
anl Ki:mi:d;;:s UiiLUMAnsii am Gout,
Iii.A'.S So?.ES 4SD AERASSONS OF THE
CCriClX AND CofXTEJLVClS Co.MJAtiO.V.
Tl.ia KiUTii-J n:ctl for Lrun.
tier..-, bores - J l::jarici of t!;s Kk:a, not only ':
RFMOVES FOM T;iE Ct'Mfl I XI. iN ALL 1LEM- i
IsHEi aii.-ir.? fru;a ! c.'.l imputitics of ths j
LUnxl aa-J obirui.a cf l'ic pores, but also I
!i.j-c .ij-'aci 1 1-y ti.e tja ana win J, such as
tsa f.-cJ.'.. It ten-lvts Uie crncLS
MARVTLOUoLY CLEAR, S;00111 ami I LIAXT, !
ant twir; a vn.-Ltr ms C.'.cnt-!K is far i
rrtf-iul-ij Ij aty c...!::iUc 1
All h;k rivldiai. advantaoes of Sul- i
PiTl'R IlvTM r.ro intv.roJ tv THE t.:-E or j
j7-m Strfphiir Sottp, v.I.iJa in a-K!i- .
lion to it jiuriiyimj cfi"txt4. icric'ics and rss- ;
vi.nts ;i:k;'m'ai:sm & 1 tiotT. j
It .'.N-- c!!Sr;xr$ (mniiK ar.l tivf.v
f.r. 1 M.KV!..N-!S I--i.r.A-ii Co-IUtNKAiLli tY .
CvSL'.cr v ill. i
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;.. or.
i" - - '1 .;u .71 v t
icrGake; per
(0 Cukes),
CO:, and $120. l
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fiVf.t'KATrS VH2 Ltv:?.
F -cci.-O'S t.o fit-r:o:.', mtj
cvriiCT, 3 t:i t.-nves.
lit-ir-Trrtnl!-,- urii:rr:i-: rteni v. iirt-
ni-i-u:::t;f t-i't ii'.m-. II 1 voilly cl"a
triuL r.f.jj'.i'.t-' t-.-.ara:iIifij.
vernier ozrdzziriis
J .1 tl u r t'..l 1. jji-j so I. if lil-iif, I'ii.ll J.- ,
i 1 I 1. la thf ttninncii. unci sit (..-llirlrntly i
n a HI f I Ait IIC, Al.'l I.
.1 l.itA i i 1-: oml i
M i:liciiy unii nn tit 1. .-t;i, milhrril
!! KIM It . It, m Unit i
j on thr rciitt-arj-, ttiic.Liiiriii au.l Iu-
, i
crcnuvhrtttf-r initialled livdi'-vn'U-or
JIllliimiKinii'i Ki-iti;v::iii.-iri, icr.IiT? !
: , ii1ans!rliiroiiia).nnr,i.ioii1.i.ali 1
j tinn, t!i n piii-tiTe Itelug; tnciranc-tl tit)
ur c. 'jajfi'ucn r.t it tl wis ct mi i ntoi"
; r on tilt ion ff t!ir lirer. a- J.iii n--
? i inn. n mntfd tf.n "i:r. n t at.: v, bntl lust
In I lit 111 nut !i. ;t c 1 1 r-it.it n pnrt it nml
ilitnc l-li it tiftii 1 1 I itr ttoit !-. ivil h a.
n orfuHf . iti I'w- fimil and of :ttrn-
tal dtili:rsr, ViCl-iMlALi piotci int.Lt
liai jiy, a luxlttt!. initutir.fj cime it
fil-ky cltai-! i: p iiy ir.
Ii:llittimanr' an ! C T.rojilc RIJEC
?IATJ ill ttr? tltnf jKur by u jicr
tltf nt tf fie of litUIir, fc..
r the citi -f Kkin 0!:rn natl
r.rnptifirm tf tl'. li ut!-f VlCUIiS:.E i
mott rninin.
Vi t0;5K. i: f - cc?::rio otl of t?ii or Itq
p-.npt'ftl' rf IMlxH-J. ltO'J. lil MS
t;:itf U.VKKH, that f.'itttii nTone fui-
nMic. f(:ict ratp 1 rlnij tuiirtt Iy m
Hint tiii-y ro r.ittlrtTfti rt tli tis:;t
;MnnoU!if )n.r,ai;il (is,at the y .ci-&
llii'-r nnthp tl'tiire,
7'hnt VIiTtFK f:f!i fif friWfr (f
ni;rv Mii: i:i..:v; ivtgohatk
-ivA:
I .-In I and Invr ?nrt: t:-r.nt n 1 1 y r il.
to not n U 3 nn. ' ; f - y tl c'. zvn bot-
iirfV" : Lu" uon tbe
I iiioitl-.M, tmi-cr;- ,:nctiirr.,irM
t tvitlt it, curr. nmi lu t : : li:ir n il fit he r
I illVKS. A 1.1'K.i .V'i I'.l .-..il lNV'Cr
I I'liAVTl, Info t!-. V. p:-t p in
; lioi t It-..::i ii V . ( i r r: ' Z IZruitlrt-a
ii rin.-f j. rip-l j.- j; :-. t: ; iiiUv.
';rrt r.. nir--:t rrn rn p-
7rep'3,
13 Ct.. 1.';:: .;i Jwj.r Ci.y.
i 'j . CT " '1 C i f I' I'.M i " c Drflr liok cvpry
c at i :.:..:..
ixii:sai-i:i;y
g. w. s r i: e u s .
li:i CCIS7 Somri'srt, Vf.
Fi-: m:trr C
Gook & Besrits'
FAMILY G-R0CER1
Hour and Feed
STOSE.
We w"uM rift n"iewtli;lly atinuct it our
frlcr.'i atti tr uMic irr.tn.'.y. in ;lc tonnoul
llitity vi s.nicnTtt tlit wo tavo v;--cr-i our
JLIALV CROSS STRLE1
Acl in s i ilU'.ri too fall line or the trt
Onrcrf Iorric. .VoJIons,
Tot tie e cu, ( is: an. d c.
We will e-i'icirfir.at til times, t.i ni-iily ur cqj
Wstvri wl.li t'
B E S T i U ALiTY O I
FAMILY FLOUE,
CO UK-MEAL,
OA TS, H II ELL LI) COP.K,
o i ts t co:;x cnor,
lUtAN. ::i.rlLixos
Ac I rvr ry ). Iri jt ;if..ilairit lo itt Vcod J'erart
tner.t at t
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
rou
CASH ONLY.
Aim, a win! i-::eilti'ccii
tlt&"prc: Stm-wKei.. Wi-nicawrr, l?ru: h
t4 1 llt.B-.l
The cave was one of tbo biding
w u-i. ,, .ti...:;; - s. . v , rtK.-j-t. constructed by tbo down-
i'ire .ui-n-.i'i or (:: f ait k:r i.t:4' trodden HRsaotry of Franco to con
sul .:rfiMD-,r3tr tin juLwr. j reel tbcmselv8 VrcfO tho rapacicun
DiioifTiher lrdd'ers, beta French and English,
MAiMtK.iss-simi.So.wwi.i'a, perpetrating all eorta cf
RETIBMXG.
mnr u eraiikv.
L -rJ, htrc Thy dimit mj:i!imis !-3
li.uit Tli-.-a a U'.ile rwm tir m;,
W h(jc rcsil: Si feet tbcs many Cay
l'i hjr.I lcr' iJJou im'.ht liavc trj-!,
A-: l ir.ir.'icrir. ; In u:s or'slu kt.h
IWrc ni-f-I'J trie way V.:: la tW!?
IrM, Is Ilirre a:;y ro.us ' r mo
V. h, -rrelHjt. ' rotani t" Thre ?
I'.ir iuv I itriye.!. tK! t-.MM r.'- ut
Oa (v:i:s tiiat wiuU u -t to c .U
T'-rail :t.e L"ililc tl.coiic.-
T!;ut c;.-ii Uiv trr.sic-1 wicrtla t ' b:t
I r tr. ::'!; 1 h-.-.irJ? a iV u'f'.IuI f;i?c.
At-1 6wk f. r a wlllrl min i :
Ti:y word.tncc l.i.!;c:i in wv Inn',
iVnver rjlU I '.l.c ti'itiil "f re't.
I hriirtt l!i .r?'.( vcUr aK.'VO
All u!n.r vuicui nt t n 1 jve,
U tlii -H twjt !syi of e,
S'.r.t i:i a t'-K-J i I ci c;,i:i;l.i ict :
' A' I. art 11. -ttiai.. tu t U i. lc-:? j
V.-.-nie::.-yyt-k-i aa-1 ?:i r.:Ur.;lut?
V. l.y hast thoa i.:t"n I t !! y tu! !o
t'alirc l'H!itlii:t lu.? tlif. Imi t::y al'.el'
l. v !, i! I Lv':-.r 1, ! i:i '!c j lie
Of t!im lie fair. U!9 li!it
If. lie-II I TIij- s;:rit ;;rii-i.-.l,
An t'.iiituii Uii i.!'.o t:tlc
I. . c ;'J -U a? u - ru..a hii cuac.
Vh.-.i !:i:c r.-ii.J.'.r.. cr.asv.tll .'
II w fl-.ill I dare t. In. my fa.:
t).-.oe n .re within T jy '''' r'
I 1;:i.jW n-,!. cri!y; :,tj 1 yet
V.'iUi .i-.-tt'.:-'i iM-:fv!rxU cn I fears lx?-'-t..
An.l ii.e s.ui i.rai-t UL.iM.-flr-I,
It.I. J rcii'.citU r w tint fwi ot rv-A
1 .a.i dlwovcr fit Tliy tl !c ;
W'iJi jviir:iii:Ks io 'C txjirc:'.-c--i
I U.ii iu tt:lk or.cv. in.rj witii Tin-c;
I-r-I. hsft 1 b -a :iy r-m fu inc?
tf.nd'Tj AftrmtH'H.
Kixt! iroMJ.M:r, tut. taanvx-
- 1ST JlftlllnlE.
A htrcidtiii i::an cf thirty-five.
; trend thouluen-U, ubove ix feet and
i n-L;.if iu htiybt, with a repulsive
i futo crowr.'.d y. itii litiLeuiT't red Lair,
' , . ... , ,
waa wk.n- raj...d.y throu-h the
beaat:ful for cat cf At hi:, on a love-
I ly i-uiurut r niuiniii in the jear 1358.
ilo carried ia Li head on ta rraou3
'ba'.;le-aie u.cdo tf tuY.a iron, and
uueh loo
.cav
a niiiC ci
ordi-
I :i;:ry s-rctif;
j Ahti(.::?li l;o vf.j drtiscd in the
'coerce coMuriio of the French peas
jcats t f that period, there wes about
jhis whole npucaranctf aud bearing
' Fonsettinj icdicatin? that he did cot
j belong t-i the, tuc:L!o t'd'ers of the
j Up:-:i p.i-r-i;; 'Lrciiih a cleerinp,
hi eye 3 ft-!! upon the d:.-taat old
; cst-tle cf the Lords tf ilv-ii-gc-irtorr.
j ills conu'enancc as.;ume i ai al
i wo?t. Gertdirb expression ; ho tlc-scii-id
lis 2st, nud ffid, cicoacicgly tc
! wr rd tie nr citLt i:au- itel ?cats :
ia;efua! crtccr?
' lie r.iovcd on.
oil t-r ' , I : T f v i
Oi; .:.''.. Ij .a II lLifili il fil.CQ'.lia
0lk i-, cp
tl:c cti.cecl ai-proi.cn-
'Ijg b!Tt t'S Kil Up.n fi.S ear. lie
1 - 7 J .i-O.!. p mn any a-
tcntion to h, uum lie was suuueniy
iCOnirCllieU L-T...U. m?.il DUiSemen.
.11 1 .. ! I
ci ,i.t.ni Sj.;j t y him, sr.eerini?lv :
"Where didyoU S'.ei! thitt bi'.tlC-
nx?, low birn cur ;
The bercu!eaa made no reply.
'What?" cried the other horo
m.'tj, angrily, "ila it ctnc to -this
that R French peasant rcfu.-cs tan
fViir a r.oblcnian? At him, Mon
Fti.jneur ce Chaloux !''
The t .vo horsemen spurred their
hi-r.-c,- and drc.v thiir sords againht
it a tall ran.
Tea latter locked at tbei.i for a
(ce.-r.d cr two with a dtfiant, con
temptuous expression of counte
nance. Tbcn, quick as V
tuiug, bo
lif.cd
his hue batt'c-axe, and deal; each cf
his a-sii'iTits a tremendous blow up
on the bend. With loud groar.3they
!--ank frer.i their hor.-ts. Several
more blows from the axe completely
dit-'ptttched t'.em. The victor utter
ed a triumphant cry.
"Ah a, my prcud feignors !" ho ex
claimed. "Humble Le Grand Ferre
was mere than a maich foryou. This
is r.n auspicious beginning for me.
Let nie firt tie you bortcs together,
and then tako cverythicg valuable
!rcm ycu."
lie JiitCUCd the tJVO Lories tu a
iree, aa J then divested his victims cf
iL ir coats cf mail.
"Ah! Ah!" he exclaimed, upon
taking the hdmets frem their beads.
"Here I fell ia with two rare birds!
Oae tf th:m is tha young I'jka de
Char; ux, one of the worst cppies
s.rs of cur peasantry, aad the other
the Uaron de Trcchon, who boasts c
having Ft'duced five hundred efcur
prettiest country girls. Well, I sh tll
hang both of them up by the legs to
ibis trt e, where the -ha ks and crow s
will feast upon their worthless r-cas-sr
s.
Having stripped cC every shred ol
clothing frem ire corpses, he car-
rietl b;s horrihie threat into execu
tion, loaded tbo spoils upon the backs
ot ttc two horse-, and drove them
tlong ot a rapid rate cf speed.
Half an hcur later he stood still
and uttered a shrill whistle, which
was immediately caswered.
' I cm here," he faid.
A ft w i::omer.ts afterward Lc
reached an aperture ia the proutd,
hidden behind a cluster ol dwarfed
oak trees.
At the entrance ho was met by
twa men, drc-ftd like peasants, but
bcse faces indicated a high
degree cf intelligence.
All hail, coed Lo Grand!" they
".U to the man with the two boras.
"All hail, Guiliaumc Caillet and
Gji'icnmc Aux Alouettcs!" was the
rq.Ir.
Ile hnr'cily told them all abcut
bis terr.blc adventure in the forest.
What a strcke cf good lutkl" ex
claimed Caiilct. Thc:0 horses
must ba slaughtered immediately.
We bare ia tb;s cave one hundred
and ten persons t n the brink cf star
vation." "Be it so 1" said Lt Grand. "And
el tone valuables shall b? divided
among them, too."
They led the horses down three
wide steps, and entered a large cave,
which was dimly lighted up with
pine twig stock into boles in the
walls.
Oa tiiher tide cf the cave were
; b ir.tg made cf rough hewn timber.
! From ihcret bunks issued the wails
! 1 1 croons cf both mxc.
Dtroc!oi!8 catraea - cpon the pjor
people, asd tppcoiallj from th: n: -
bill' j, mo:t c-f v fc?-f- morubtrs fit
that period were 1:1'. bottc-r Iban re-
P)(r;t less Lihrnv
a and bl .oJ -
tbirsty marutrcra.
Ia Ihuf. eaves tie
V -il-r peaiiiH
; fre q it r ntly crdtraeut trulj burr-
I Of:ea lbs y Lud t ) "f ubi.H U r w i
I upon a fi
is t-.id bract:.-h y.-j
1 1
te:
tL
9. 1
: tie an
Hero tw.i
I: d the i:;-wLic-h
r, o
; tit i;r.'( -lT.Cul i .at
Ikivcp dei-tiocil for fu:l li!
Ir-ii'.ta of tLi) cat c, ;'v. iih
uavo
t.) uoat,
with
li.'-.K i-r:t J ile-
i i uc (intuits . v.et-j ixijiu t'j.r;t r-
bi t li c'r throf.t-? "c.c-: rt i:i',r.-ilfV:
cc,, &ic, iorr.;:o t ) t ty,
l.'.e
On.
tl:ii
famiLtd pc-asai;ls
. .- ,c ...
blued, wbiio o;b rs-ravti
venred ehrccl.- t f thf rax
uu-.Iy
aud
rit'kiDjf llisb.
Ia tlio mtari ihi- r.Kcaiia-.e Ls
Grand Ferr, (Jilatrae Au.v Atdn
ctla F.nd Gu!iIaunj9iCa:!It.: i; .Id a
w hir-pered coiiverMatf' n. -
CaiileL tv3 tuo piiatipu! ij.ft.d-' r.
'Tba tliuo l.as. c :;io f-.r u.', t :
siriLo tbo blow,'1 to said "I'oi.r
Trance has novor b.n ia hi:vb an ab-
luct cjrtiiuon
It-fote. Ikr kiat,
John, a pri.-,o:.tr
i Ej'-lar.d, !;
anon tirtiice u v irtuuJ
UaveLf iliretl, !
the able biit ur,:rupt! jus dictator of!
I'ar:a ; Charles ue
r..c-a. troundrel uU
ever tbo Kngliah
frf.varrt
the
;wtrhl
W beiC-
lit) Cot
ct-jupy
Franca; tho country laid waite, the
pecfantty a prey to; the rapacity of
English and French txldicrf , and to
tbo infamous greed f the uobility,
which robs the poor agriculturiats of
everything destined to tiustaij life,
and even of life iUeif. The f tarviu.-r
neasanta are ripo for a rifini?. Let
us move without delay."
"I en ready," faid La Grand, dry. I
ly.
One word, " interposed Guillaumo
Aux A onettrt. "Lrforo the move-
ment begins, wc must have a lecd
cr." "Who shall bo that leader ?"
'('nillct," eaid Lo-Grand, ntiil!y.
".No," f aid C'ailiet, "tho re.-piii-bilitr
ia too great for rue."
"Arc yea afraid?" a'-ted Le
Grand, almost contctsptaously.
"Oh, no, let Alouetla be our h'ad-
cr . rejoined taiiitt.- i
I ckidiY would giro rov confont
to it." said Alouc'.tij; "but I cannoi
command an armed force in the fit'ld.
I Ycu can, Caillet." ;
j "Well, then," replied Caillet, "I
I wiil be leader. What title fhail I
assumo : '
"King!" exclaimed Lo Grand.
"Our peasar-is think a king almost a
supernatural be:n:
Hut Kinar what V
Alcue'vCg said
i..
sneerin2ly call every peasant Jac
ques Bonbcmme. Suppose you call I
yourself King Jacques Uonhomme ?":
His two hearers laughed. i
"A fplendid idea!" said Caiilet.
lam King Jaeqnes Ihnhomme,
now, and in that I order yon two to j
accompany rre to the cross-road tav-i
cm at Lointes. Seme noblemen ere !
carcusioir there at this very honr. i
There we will strike the first" blow."
The three men left the cave where M12 ,r'ar?h coming
the peasants wero feasting opnnlhe! Caleb locked dubious. He seratch
tbe flesh cf the two horses. ieJ head thoughtfully, but present-
Fifteen minutes later they entered j !-r a seemed to break in upon
the I'icardie Arms tavern ai Loin-! hli ffi:nd- ' Ihw uefortnit," said he,
tes
In the small bsr room they found
three young noblemen, already con
siderably under the influence tf
liqnor.
"Host," cried Le Grand Ferr, in a
Btentorian voice, "three bottles cf,-
yenr best Flenry wine."
"Hare yon trot t!:3 money for it
asked the landlord.
Yes
cried Le Grand, ' here it
is :
Pt
And he ftlied the hapIc-3 fellow
with his battle-ax to tho
fiocr. The
three yenng nobkmen
their feet.
sprang to
"What raean3 this ?" they cried.
"It means this !" replied Le Grsnd,
slaying them, too, with the murder
ous weapon.
And thus was inaugurated that
terrible civil rising known in the
history cf Franco as "La Jaeiucric."
The three men set Sro to the tav
ern. Tho flames attracted a large con
course of peasants.
King Jacques Don h omnia address
ed them a follows :
"Feasants ! the hturof ycur de
liverance has come. FuIIow me ! I
am vcur Kinij Jacquc3 Uonhomme.
We will first avenge our wrongs up
on the noblemen. We will puuUh
them in a manner that wiil be re
tiierabtred. Their wives and dangh
ters beleng to yen. Dishonor them,
and then slay them. We will di
vide the property cl the nobility.
Fellow me to Carilc Lointes !"
That castle w as the manorial seat
of a very bad rra?, the Marquis de
Lointes.
Two hcLtlred peasants rushed in
to, it. They kil'ed every male in
mate. As for the females, their fate
was stiil mere horrible.
Ia three days taere were
feur thousand well-armed men under
the command of King Jacques Uon
homme, w ho caused ercry nobleman
to be !ain in the country between
Mont ugis and Amiens, tiad who en
tered that city ia fiumph seven
dsys after the beginning ef the ris
ing. For certain reason the citizens cf
Amiens received him with epen
arms.
His army htked somewhat gro
tesque, for it was dressed ia the gor
geous clothes cf the murdered no
blemen and their servants.
King Ilonhcmme was sdcmalvi
crowned ia tho market place.
Meanwhiie ibo ntovemcnt spread
all over Seuth-rn France. Sixty
thousand perrons fell Yictims to La
Jacquerie ia tbo conrso cf ono year.
Then King Charles ct Navarre
thought it was time t.T him to iiter
fere. Ho invited Caillet to aa interview,
and treachercu-ly caused him to lw
kiikd by laving a red hot crown
prcfsed dewn t:pea lis head. j
Le Grand Ferre undo his escape!
ry an almost mdc sen tabic !f)itre
Ji.nv.
Charles a'.tarkcd tte Jacquerio at
Montdidier, and routed tho jKafanis
completely.
TLea t...j snrvivin noblemen to'jk
j tcarl aud nvt-DBctl tiicmarlvea tipoo
i the pcaia'H.
Tbcy Silli-d eitl.tv thousand of
.thcn;, Li (Jraml IVrr.) btinsr elaio 1-y
;thj thcsbtB. of tlio C uat if Arlij
i a b-5 Matbcd him ti t'.ie leart.
nPf.
li t j
V;t.
.V::
1U-
ia i
e c
!K r-
and
it::ie'
n v.v.'i
ari.ctTon3,
io iv ,.;:
I dure; i'i '
i l.i.t if iv.ir
! when tho
' the a i.-i i f
: t.p ri Lint i
t'..! ;.-!! j'.:i.f nt.s
'Yi! e.r.f di:r'i::v-! 10 cn
,f! Mi'.ijca c.'id ustini'dy
t'tsre.-.t and (harcstfriexde;
Lj.-ijaQ.J. at the moment
to fti:r;c
u-i i i:.- lustre, i
prived
J
v
when tbs v. if a it
i i j it:a -AiJo weild
ftnd URac(wo, what
: liiKDiea
I e!o;.e, !
to r iu
VlKdi.r:
r lb.; liiil
ciim :
, r'oe thi
dro ;
i i-i'utcd
I ami throw a cheeiia? iit o:i the
ifuitrc i I: U H ijH?! Sweet llrpo!
I'lhou Heave:) dcs'.-endci ruidl vi-it
' thou the a'jjilc of misery; wioa the
J tear from tho ei.rruwiotr jp; chase
-i'.vay tjp aiirui ib cf d.'tp.iir; iwect.
'oathe cup ol uiilii-'.ior: with thicetll
j feo.-jtt.irs dr;-.! Vv'h- u giddy youth
j tbail Ii'j-e UiU piih.-i cf virtue and
; honor, t wand'T on the barren, yet
a!iu:ia? fields of vie., when the fond
parent babol-i.4 thu ir.:pcndtog ruin of
u-iriiaff t If -:;:; r. v, do thou remain
io efford eomf jrt a:;d coiisolauon; let
thy fet
r,2ucnco take po3fion
ci t.n tiCirt, ami y:ek
fir ki'j f:r:uso de.-e:U
rehif. hen
o good, to
It-ire tho ter.Jer oiiCd withouta home
cr t li iecd, ii-.i then put mccrnea'u
thtiii thiLio a!!-t up,-) jrtin,' cr.n, aid
say to then):
'I will never de.-ort thee.-' And
when mortality f-hall fail, and the
linij) of iiie (,hu!I fj'imraer ia this fee
ble frame, do then unveil myself,
and - id m v. ii i;:y wry to worlds
; . -. . - ,-.
"
ii.evj:ni tuo sun. to bvo and rei?a in
liciif Riov. n.
j Itf.cems icercdihlo that a man
; born tnd raised in Annifquam, Mas
U.tcbuettn. should have bjen done so
:cocc?(k-uly brown as the p.rticoIar
i Cdcb dctcribcd to tie Drawer, liar-!;'-'
Hojv.inc, as fcdlowe, by b
Mady:
A wtl! tc-dj resident cf tl- vi'la-'o.
j Captain V. , wished to employ
; Cah b to saw seme woM, three cords
and a half i.o all, and promised to
pay hi. ts fifsy cccts ft day. Caleb
owned no sav.-, b.it as the captain
had a good cr.e, i: vras agreed that
Caleb should biro it, and pay for the
use cf it rt the ra-o cf nine nence a
cord. At early dawn next morning
;t was
n .1 1
Iv Caleb was et work
i Tb :se wc
e '
he davs cf wide Ere-
Xte r.ubltincnac?, end esc!: Ir.r r.cded to
peasant Jae-Isawe ! but "ecce. I5:fore tiglt
ce
he
')'J finished
Captain W
"Let's see,
the j' ;!i, and went into
's house to settle.
' said the cjp'aie; "you
i ttcre tJ tlve ctat a day;
we II
call i: a day, thou'b i; ii-n't sundown
yet. That's Cf;y
Vijii were to par
cents f.ir you. And
rne nine pence a
Peru I..T tte u?o ot tnsFaw: tteres
f iriy thie? attd ttrcs-qnarfr cents dae
i t!,,!- I S3r. Caleb, yen don't seem to
"that you did net have h:t!f a cord
more, f'r tln'n vr uuhl a' cokk: (..(
Tno nr.Itlnntre .Hrrrbantd Mi..t.
Pont Dei'csit, Julv I. The quiet
j of .this littl-o town was rudely disturb-
I 1 .1. ... 1 . I I. . L ' . . .
;tu ui a'j-.-u. t.fiea u li-ah iuis itiora-
ing by t e rapid reports of pistol
shots from the cfiioe of Armstrong &,
Co , stove manufacturers. A crowd
immediately gathered, and those en
tering the shep saw a bloody specti
cle. The body of .McGiil lay on the
floor with his brains blown out, James
Armstrong, of the firm, lay prostrate
with a pistul wound in the right
brast, and his brother, Thomas Arm
strcrg, was bleeding profusely from a
nistol wcund in the le?.
It appears that seme time ago Me
Giil, wni'e working for Armstrong!
& Co., made a model for a new stove,
which tbev h
,1 patent fd, and be in-
sisted tha: he wa3 entitled to com
pensation for the invention to which
be laid clsim. Legal proceedings
are pending in regard to the matter,
aad McGiil has ft I ; very much
aggrieved in regard to tie course cf
the Armstrongs. Meeting trero this
morning, he entered into conversa
tion with them about the natter and
became very excited and heated in
hislanguige. Mr. James Armstrong
tried to s-void Controversy, and re
plied to hiui in a conciliatory manner,
and fioal'y the two Armstrongs walk
ed with him into bis piece of business
to talk over the matter. Wcea he
got inside te immediately drew a
revolver and began firing. A bullet
teck t fleet ia the right breast cf Mr.
James Armstrong, penetrating the
Innss, and another tock effect ia the
abdomen. Another bullet took ef
fect in the lef. leg of Mr. Thomas
Armstrorg. TiteD. turning the pistol
upia biaiself, he blew out his brains
and expired instantly. Mr. Jam3
Armstrong walked several squares
towards an apothecary store before
he Ml.
Physicians were ferixoEfJ at
once, and pronounced Mr. James
Armstrongs ipjaries as extreme. y
serious and probably fatal, istorail
hemerrbfige havicg taken
fit-e
' 6M -
I hey a. so f.tcna u necessary r?
puta'te Mr. Thomas Arm.-trend's
which wa3 done.
McGiil has fcas beeaeu: c f employ
ment for a Ion? time, and Lis friends
I say that tte matter has worked upon
his nuad with mjariocs effect. He
is a connection cf the Armstrongs.
AlMtkdina Rrpnbllraa.
MoxruovKST, Ala., jur 5 The
Republican State Convention, which
met yesterday, adjourned lata last
night. A resolution eadrring Presi
dent Haves for h s wise and patriotic
policy was aid on the table; also a1
resolution to a minatc a State ticket j
Tkeplatforai iajlm in uraanc:.,
tton of the I nicer tor of tLe tte.
"llaveyta tcard my last eoaj?"'
asked a Kusic writer of a roach crit
ic. "I hope so," was tho reply.
Bird I.arn.
la tba Lich Valley there i.1 a be
lief that tbe reYena never drink dar
ing June, bi)cst:?9 ia tl ai?ath
tbey fed the prophet Llijab. Ia
North UerojaDy, Sabia r.nd Tyrol,
a superstition prevaili that if the e?g-i
are taken from a raven's test, boiled
aud replaced, the old ravea will
briaii a root cr Hjuo to the t:st,
r. Licb be fe;ehe from the .ea. Thi
raven stoac" i-i very va'uabiO, nr it
j c.;tiftTrt f.;rei'.l tf'wd f-r'.ur.a ua
US
owuer, ars3 nas naewu-o i-u wcr
of reudciu;; bim invisib!t wbea worn
ou the arn:. TLe stone n found m a
net of iniifrpitM as well a ravcn3,
aa-J a it uiake. the neit it.-clf in via.j
ible, i'. rat be aoujht by tbo aid of j
a mirror. Ia rutiierauia aad lltigen ;
the ruetb'-d i.s fomewbat donorc:!'.
The parent bird muji hav at".a:n-d j
tho et'f. cf oce hundred yearA, and:
the would-bo poa?ei3-jr cf ths
precious "stone" r.iu.st climb up and
kill one of the young raven?, who
mutt be a cock" bird, and cot over
tix week old. Then the ajgrcor
descend?, tak n.carcful co'.e of the
tree. The eld ravea immediately re
turns with th? fctone, which be puts
in bis Eon's beak, and, thereupon,
both tree and neet become invisible.
Tho maa, however, feels f r the tree,
and on reaching the nest be carries eff
the stone iu triumph. I'ugen f j!k4 do
dare that this feat can only be sc-c:-:'ipT:..tcd
ly tho help of the devil,
and that tho tr.an'a sou! is tho price
naid for euch aasislance. The Svahian
j peaja!itry raaictains that the young
ravens are nouri.in?l soie.y oy it.e
dew from heaven duringtho first nine
days cf their existence. Aa they
aro caked, and of a light color, tho
old birds d-j not believe they aro
their progeny, and consequently ne
elect to feed" them : but they ccca-
sionally cast a glance at the nest aud
when the young ones begin to show
a little black down on their breasts
by the tenth day, the parents brin
them the first carrion.
Important I'acts.
Oje thousand laths will cover
seventy yards of surface, and eleven
pounds cf nulls will put them on.
A cord of Etoce, three buhle's cf
lime and a cubic yard cf sand will
lay cnu tucdrtd cubic feet of wall.
Eight bo.rhc!3 cf good lime, six
teen bushels ol sand and one bushel
of hair w
1 make enough good ruor -
tar to
plaster one hundred square
Tarus.
One
thousand shingles, luid four
to the weather, will cover
luCt
one Wu-y-Um square leet ci euriace,
and five pounds of shingle nails wili
far-ten t ttrj on.
Oof tifth more siding and flooring
is net Jed than the number of square
e i
! fett of suiJace to be covered, because
I of the kp ia the siding and match
ing of lbs fiocr.
Five coorses of brick will lay ono
foot in heigh; on a chimney ; six
bricks in a course wiil make a flue
four inches w ide and twelve inches
loig, aad citfht bricks in a course
wiil make a flue eight inches wide
and sixteen inches Lng.
Ticcturoof betioia is highly laud
ed by Mr. Pti'ep Cowen as a simple
and most effective dressing f.r fresh
wounds. In recent paper oa this
sufjeci he hclds that this application
is mueh more healing to a recent
wound than either water dressings
or any form of fit. After twenty
four hours he considers a wound no
longer recent, and advises free venti
lation cf them rather than closing
them up.
Even fowl-h juses should possess
the means cf admitting sufficient
Ikht, either '.trcash an ordinary
window, or through a pa:e cr two of
iL.es tuss ;a tLe sittes, or alwiVo
giasa n:es in tte roof. In wet weath
er the birds will be the more ready
to take shelter within, while the ia
rpeciioa cf their domicils israore read
ilypet frmec. An.triran liuill-r.
flarrj ins aa Editor
Yes. I'm Mrs. Snow, aa editor's
wife. I well remember the day'ra55fil t-"e, wcea a sadden s-j
when Mr. Snow aked me to becem'e ! strac rolled Ler ever cpon
Lis wife. I confess I like Mr. Snow ' sJ(-e 'ten she nearly Oikd with
and thinkin? it would be a fine thin?
to be the wife cf aa editor. I faid!prew' hosen:cg the vessel's v aw", (
"yes," as pretty as I knew bow, and
I became Mrs. Snow. I have seea
tea year3 of married life and find my
husband to be aa amiable, good-aa-tared
man. He always spends bis
eveniusts at home, and is ia that re-
jpecl a model man: tut he alwaY?
brings a pile of exchanges, which'is, '
on:y iimiated by the length cf his DoaT. Liiarn 1 escoes, ia coming
arms, and reads" while I patch the ! chts from Pelroit wa3 besocght by
kaees and elbows of his pantaloons i Captain Appleby to board the wreck
and coat. After we bad a Quaker 1 he saw it, aad if p;sr.l.Ie get the
meeting of aa hour's length I broke j ";c"j f his aunt oa: of the cabin,
the stilicess by asking: and convey it to CafTilo. Captaia
"Mr. Snow, did yea order that ! Wi'kins discovered the disabled ves
coal I spoke to rou aboa;?' isel drifting down the lake, aad. after
"Indeed, icy dear, I am sorry, but
I fcrgot all about k. It sbaH'come
to-morrow."
Another hour's silence, which is
relieved by the baby's crying, and
rather liking a noise of that sort, I
made o effort to qaiet him.
My dear," said Mr. Saow, after
he had cried a ruinate or so, yoa
baa Detter give tae banv some cat-
- . 1 - ,- ..
ntp tea 10 quiet Dim; ce trcuotcs me !
yery much."
tuuuai-y 13 e.ui. j au.urT oonr
passes wituout a treatn cr nctse.
iiecemias: tared, 1 take a lamp and
retire tor tee n:gtL leavin? .Mr. Jaoic"il' " r gn; "e scnooner anti t w
so engaged w:th tte papers that he
i ' docs not see me leave the room. To-
,r.t miiniTti le ,m.j kni , I
-.j.-. ii3 w -u
- ''lst a e f"ea asleep the baby
uses a ncuoa to cry again. 1 r.s
j as qaietly as possible aad try to still
ciax 1 Lea another baby bcirias to
scream at the lop of his lungs.' There ;
:. - . ..... v. ir. !
ui u u.utt tiiai uut ig acite .nr.
aow, aad so I say :
"Mr. Saow ! Mr. Saow
The third lime be starts cp and
cries :
"What, Toa, more copy ?'"
Yon
ran't li'l Vm 1 I'l.tiir
X-X- . . . . , , , .
shed for two months and a kaif with-!
ont ioci i
.-. . . v ..... .. U u. h in - i
?oir tmti
tfce tolm
.1, , c v .. v.K.i u , , uu
, - , ... 1
n;c t'a tt.c tut. a icnt r
evening.
A Chicago lady complaias of the
unremitting lore cf aa absent hus-
'haad. He never sends ter
money
any
Mln4 Tanr Own IJnln.
What a fr-.'O.I thiajr ili wvuld
bj io
tuiad
tbirt world if everybody would
their oa bus!iieg.-4 :
I 3iw it li nrr-
feellr natural for ui al! t
tno-.rwhat our ceihbir )
i:rt :i.
what tu wife jrave lit her oe'-v ha:
and what been his daorrb'.er i? pr .iu.t
to marry; but if wo could art
nd to
our o'.vn aluir aad let him aV.-cd to i
hM, it woitl ! ba njvro p'ea.aa?, to
iy tho least. TLero ii a reiu of
curi'Wt j runafajf tbroujb the wL.Ip
hurtsan family, difl' ren'.iy djvi lopcl
of cou.-i-o. Some hare c peculiar
ulvnt for Bskitiff 'pi':.Uon3. Vou
might a well thinit of ret tin;,' away
ff.m hornets after you hare stirred
,,, their r.sl, tu to get away fro:o
tjj(.pU human hornet.". Ttc-Y will a-l
all about your tilairs, where yoti ara
going and what you are g i:ijf after,
aad the only way y.u Sja ri 1 yur
sidf of them is to tell ihem to 'nd iii
their own buriinc3i."
Another cla's d-'ight t- find o.st
all they can, no as ti feil it t j bo
the first t'i spread tho news; and ;f
the fitory increases a little, it only
makes it more ren.-atiorml. Cio-tly
allied to theso aro tho genuirifj in's-ciiibf-makera
thj.:0 who will keep
a whole neighborhood in a i uproar
by going from place to place and tell
ing what this or that one says aVn'.t
the other. L'ut what is tho u m cl
mentioning tcso (J.dert-a
firrr.-
you all
havo tLcm ij yo' r neigh
borbood. You have paid n great
many times, "Vou did wiia those)
persons woti!,J mind tLc'r ow& busi- i
cess."
UI cours.?, wo are a
more or itss
dependent on each other;
it is or co
mo to carry ourselves above every
body, for sometimes we aro obliged
to aek help. Iut thrro arts Home
things that every family and every
person wish to 'Lem.-elves, and
we
cm
j CUght to respect this feeling in t
enough to attend to osr own aTairs.
o shall all Did that no natter how
industrious we may he, we
snail
i busy enough if re "mind
business."
A Waadt-rlnl l rnpe
A correspondent
Erie lijal h says :
Ever hince Lake
navigated b7 civilian
r.t
ha l.eeu
pV. e-pe-s!
- has
1 cially for the last r-trr
Ill 111.'. , r ' 1 I , ;
swallowed cp larze numbers hu
man beings by shipwrc'r, bv Hre,
rnd by other cas-iaiuc, ..n-j vhi'e
many bodies are rec-orcied there are
hundreds that are never fonsd ar.d
many teat float a-.hore that are rev
er iden'ified.
I propose now to give an instance
ia which a human being was ship
wrecked, ca Lake Eria, remained '-u
the water five days, and was fin.I
ly rescued alive. " In the Actumn of
1CJ Captain Gilman Appleby, cf
Conneaut, Ohii, was Captain and
part owner cf xl.j schooner Xew
Connecticut. A Eteamboat was then
lrAr.em V. . t . f1 , . . . . I X 1 !
mpv. r.r -niP. r.n..:, i .v .
bad charge, and hr many years her!
mas'er. An annt of his, then resi J
dinga'.UIack L.:ck, below DuJalo. !
was at Erie oa a visit, stay in? wi'h
a brother who was then a resident of
the town. The lady went to Con-1
neant ia company with s nephew to !
visit her brother there. After re-1
maining for some time she became j
exceedingly anxious to ere home j
Capt. Appleby, w ho was busy with i
the steamboat, endeavored to dis-1
saade his annt fr jra taking the home ;
jonrney until he should be goin? out
tvi'h hia rapi whm ha n-o.i? I
I. - V IT- rr . ..
.;oa however, were
cer coma, jjis euorts in tnat d.ree-
uuava:
in?, and,
lad her take a
ca board
sccooner to go to iiao ia ctnr?e a fer:u-e ;eiier, "whit!" te exeiaim
of the crew. The vessel being I.gnt, ; ed- crc:5 ia fca iM:m.. bzi
and tLe time cf the jear An.0-ff the : f, . ;Le wsii.
V-V- , , Jlc ,J -
j v.-. iv u.Kj5c L - " -
craft and lan j his relative safe at her
uiiiiuaiiiju. x.very.3i3g passea CU
quieuy until a:ur tie vessel Lai:
ail
Lcr
wa-
The
!ter. fcat toatinned to float.
ijacped in, and p-I'ed for the shore, j
! leaving the wman ia the cabtn, as
they supposed drowned. The party:
landed at or near Portland, Chiut-j
aaqua county, X. Y., and made their j
way as best they conld back to Con-'
neant. Three days tf:er tie
aeci-
"eat Captain Wiikins, cf
si;aa-
ct.QiiDg aiong siiie, v. apta a i j.iiara :
Ilentoa, then first mate of the Pt-i ;
cock, boarded the wreek aad made!
search. The schooner lay opra her;
&iif ftn.t I . a1? .w-a '
fail ol water. A poie was employed j
and it was supposed every par; cf
the cabin was touched, and as no'
object in the shape of a tamaa body
y i
w ,L- tee conclusioa was rete
.1... .V - . , f .'
eu ;
ul l"r rrraaias uratea cut ci
the cabin into the lake, hence far-:
'-v 1 1 - ss'tj j'- iwo
uJa a.;erwara captain App;eby
eame oown wi.o a ressel witn
iit inl.i tl. n.i.1 .- . I. . j
-v.. --"'-i i-ri, itr t,.-owa-
ja.i VAni a nj a tn V..
7 --:m
in tra rAti-.raf r a- v j tl
vessel was finally ricttcd, arid whea
the cabia door bad nearly reached a!
Ievei jvosiuoa, the woman walked '
trrinch trs m-m'r 4 . - . .1 - '
f, o- - - .ji.i...r u, lit
ataira upon deck. She was cacghti
K P.Tu.in 1 i .1
'.' v.),.... .i-,'in i t:a t;ppor;ej. :
while he:
so a
w.-pt and f tii.-r .
i screamed.
Fire days
and aichts tad she:
;Ieen ia tte water, wtiie a p.-vrtten of
j tte time she was n? to her arm r'u.
j cue coma no; i:e aown. aad mtu
I... .,8, .
t.vrri' rue gc was ia t p-.-Si-.ton.
- I'Alt B
e tad was a soli !
irvcriFtw ti t i -. i.
g0;,cdca xU wn .
that after the resI eazed aad 1
arftC .K.r ,- . . 4 .v. 1
- ur i it.c crea, see
tte crew.
lOuna Cfrseit aioae ia water wais;
deep. The cabia doer was epea bat
the fix-d was two ket alvore 'it. and
the sea made me slant chaser in tcr
position. Wtea Capuia WZkias
flopped aha cooli tear the boa.-dir.c-'
arty ta.it aaa wa:rt oa the ressef,
. , .. l..... -rl; -- i 1 ar- e.- ' rr i .
krtaky haaVr Wc - -- .f..J.f
n:j a- cojCi'tf t pour
ii',t that maohiae, wilt
I a rtd-noied ria.-j, s'rp-
iUlY T01!'
!yJu?" :
p!Cit t.'ie f.-'tot of a j :j );:?.;r:i'i:i
lari'toA t! ;) k.m rtjff
.... , ' , . ,....
y," s'l .Mr.
Yt.ur fr.-ut 'a do a a ci
a. '. Htv&i c;-'.!ti e. r. a'! 1 tr.rt
; iio-truxec- rid r.-p n: every wv i
; , : . ' J . ... .' . .. , ... ... .
i ;'. j j ii4r . i it
i reals v tf.r ::f nine u:.;' i ir wun-
out any nriit:;; up aad c-ja !!!
arourd to t:.rs the j -.ke '!"
"Vou ai!l jrt-t l..ik TO'ir on
wcTd.J-S'it'a:r.;; 'sre r.or I ..-., .h
proprietor
IK
I iiif hrtt t
ii.:n, a-;d v:
the man,
his cioM'.ii
.Steaiv. i,-
:. p-l
a-i In
to ti.i
-v. I'm
ths valves," said
nervou. If bro'U'ht
iTeiicr ii,it;o:!.
oeu: t wa
; wit
:io
i.
ys vtrv
ana dri.-is r.u
. t,
- r
d
v,i:h
the
l-:ri '." was u L:t li; ma a
ai vt!,'ki.-.U oa evirf w,i
t a: .1,
1. --;
saiiio
wonr
was 7 hat the fnirT-:
f Lfii
Led ba.
''Taat'i the EVM-ete
mn
i'vo
the
low
lb v.
.rd
r n:
W:i v a-s," f ii
mil, wr.o
, t.
a r; li t p;t; and a
:i 1 I reck a it's a'o;u
io.; fyi:
!o::g si
e:o
tiine grou id
ever an'
I do'i't S'pj
riji:,.'u to !,
it Btl't t'0
; 11!
ir i .
m oeb
ae;aia, a jil
trouh
o p.ta.e run i-tr oics
a:;d :-hool
I.'s geei
.'r, u tat
he' r,i I
coui 1 b'
j it cut CL'.e
fAiee v..
;rc
U.
If
bat
' f.r the rLeumati, ths
a Leaa t!:tt r.
a ha.
only g- t up a
n;vt reap icd !
jjg '
aid tie man walked
out WliU
a sad I 'ck end an uTt?ady
p.tep
b:.
tu .UHlnn ii 11
S'-jc g'.t a letter t tho Iot ol 'e
Ye-' er.li
I', had a b.uKT Gr.anci.il
rbe didu't wait to rest1!
re Ireiki.'tZ'tt I'.vt'.nc
j loeik, ana
i b jiiie b .'
j Itu-b'ng to et.e cf the windows si i
I tore in: r. ;
..e ntti ;pe e:
; ti thro-jga tee hur page Uf. r f.r
Jii-t
oer own J greenbacks, and Lcr countenance f-.'d
j exactly tiaht iaehes by tho Govern
; ment gauge as she didn't C::d any.
I iiLe fcter-ed a'. -tit t j tei.r tLj ktttf
into sLreos, h Jtinrnne cuMOiity tev.r
dtfeats it?eit that way Tcrvr r to
tha letter she read:
"31 y dariiag, this is my fifih iettr
to ycu wittia a we.. i in'-io-e
llere she looked the letter
pt-cre.i ivo tho enveiepp, and
care!
j..7 :iea
el the fi ior, b ;
r-orniug to the
tti'in t
the read:
"I in-!-.
? :.! love n undring
alftctiori?."
It was ail the
her desire to tear
ao to rcctraia
.e letter
m tl.o
big "I" at t
I i ir n t ft.
e cpp'.r i'-ft hs-d c rni-r
word " Jiriicg" at ttt
lower-rifht e
saw s:n;:-.V.
cr, Dut sr.e in'J ien.y
that made her aixncrt
1 se.iiie
I:
was a
be;
I-
; nig :
i "Nx:
: somthing
! send you
e;e
mo
ifiv-
i! ne-d
I w 1
, a rul
ted:
lOrtat;
tne sroppc
here
t o f rii
hen f.
i ?u.ae smile, a d
ty bea'jt'Ijf pictures ti
p
oa vour
One of the eirriers was le-vkio?
at
cr from b. hind the class screen. a,d
;MY9 that she j-imaed e
, iaehes high and came djwa
gh'.e-eu
on h r
a that
j7 mere
Leis wita a gr;-.t.:3g m-,..
gave hira a pain in his ribs f
than aa hoar.
-tre airkfBel t uwlwr.
A fair to n.fdinsi Pe
rci:
wr.t
home to fiod that his w;f hd en-errd
the hcuzf oniv a cocment bf.-re him
, .
ia-.'Jt-U4.U.
i.'v ic'jo'rc 1 w r ere she
r.Va-J - if r,:arr-.I in
1 "?, 1 have teca to ess-
1 cr",e te ier L " w'--
; tears cam to' Ler eves'
cn.
ts
"JJ05,
macam torture t..t-'s tr?
ow iadiers !ia-s f
- , -
Itiehsri, tii
:e te..er tv,ii
me-
I wcri Lear it I want
; heir ncncLse !" ha ir.erTcr'
"Retard it concert.? tou.
" I d
I
't care! I
want C.Y
tess .
cha-J,
en;
-YS
y:j
i fcI tell ycu I won't tear any e: L?r
. baiJerdarh 1 She litd aboa: r.e. :f
course, end I'i! make her ttke i; back
. or go to pr:oa !"
j "Richard, won; y;a let m sy
,: she said yea were grade ally, kiiiiug
i yourself by t-o close attention t.
; business ?"
, "Pid she ssr that !'"
j "Why, cf cos-?-she did."
j "Liize, forqire my tirrh word'.
1 1 see tba; they tH tie truth and the
jtruth only. A kc-r supper I'd get a
carnage ana we u rue 00 1 ant tL:.t
we go dowa rou'd tetter ret that
bon:
,et yea sp
k c
r
yrr.
Kftital T ralrry.
The attempt ia Esg'asd to revive
tte c'i port of falconry prrsises to
t-e moderately snccess-faL J-ix traia-
eci peregrine fa cons were
fA-,-a -e- r-,ii tr
.; .- ; '.- v.-t -m . r.
I .
tew wets
at TLrsxtca, netr As
:orer I a
Cc,:i;;r.i
. 1 .
iii r.f i -.-S v
. -
teaTY sbowers. sever
" - .
coc-d fl rhts
; were oy.a:neJ. aa :a
mest rases tie
e iqaarry was ki.ied.
Tte perkr; trairs-
rerura to the tilroner after a rc..-s.
the distasce traversed ia o i-.strce
, ... . .-
rot
,i it ihte-i-itif-t r.t a m..
it i'sarposed tha; if the rfr:..rai-
- . .
aoes of the O.ras were jrete-... Y ti-
hibiud. a fc w y ars wos i fee tte rr-
v;va ft ta.cocry ia t.rc.ara ia ac-
eotrp
ted fct.
Aa c;d w:i
iice oa a wharf le
sctx-rir remarked:
ctter uar,
rery
I N-iraa
j vare if;;i ff r cma erersince
:e
or'.d .;k cr
"Htd is oced for
dar.ger sitrsais
ea ra-troacs, ana a. way-. r?ecs
"step " Oa a toaa's n.-e :t ocgM to
g;re the smc waraifif.
the
fca'.f ahek, otte-s caail tea.-..
as for os we prcrer
ecks ea
cold p:ecs.
e .ar.T
e iwroerfr a--ntr-Va lin.
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f ll
11
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on
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teu
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