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A CAREFOOTED KING.
The Only King in the Americas
Kin of the Mosquito-.
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I!.- Li y in a iiuiuiii.N k hi ii I m hihi
in-:, m itii lii lift liaujiiij "Vit tii-' .-i.ii'.
I. i-r ;i.-ii-i'i. a hal 1-" k insr miin. I"j'
r..!iii-r -liii'il. Ii.- unr- a w iii'..' n.iti.n
i-'.iii mi.! a .:iir ui' ji.irit,ii..ii . i;;at.-ii.
i;.-tt-:..i i.f t !ir r-ival iTiniiii'. ;ti. 1
!. 'Mlli.it tin-y wen- tlif ::': L':ii"Mi.'!i!
Mi l::i.-tv oii,-.!. Vi't hi' i- Km- i.i:!v
kir.j in all Aim-riiM. ii'ni.ir. Hi- !'i,
!''i,.,i M..j-ty. limn 1'i'tri ,.,uii i.., wlio
i iiiui' i'. in ir ns at tin- ti ia.' 'if f i H ( Vii-t.-iiniii!
Kj--:!ii.:i, i-i-M i- t-!. i-T l- i
Kn.j.. r-'r. :li.- Kmi-r-.r,,:' th.' l'.r.iz':!-.
:i;i'i lia a 1 untrj' n-ariy .1.- !arj- tin
i 11 t--i M;it.--. Tli.' mail I s.t in tl:.
liainiii.i-k w; iri-.rj- W'ii'ia'ii Alur
II. i'i'iy, K itiir .-f tli.- M-j.ii.t-r-. !' :i'.;.i
III. 1-t i'f y-'l ii;ii' D.-vt-r ii'-ar.l. .1- ii.'tinii.'
i- ol hi, 11 in tin' ''LTaj-ii..-- an 1 tii-.-!'.-
ii-. . i-r l.t-ani ..I iinu ii.iv.- i. -r.i.
t fi, (,i- -;... -tiiiif I 1 It In.' Ill", t-l'iii-i.'--it.-
oil ii; tiif"!!. an.l Ii.r. a i.v:-'"..
11, any y ..." I'.iiiif m-ar jr.-itmjr
1. . i x.- 1 ii. ::i a ..r wuli lliul:;n I. Mi
;rrtn.i!:iilit r v a tin' i:i.n:. i..i'.i' -i M''. t
11!' tin- M'TiPx- li'K-trini'." !" im-h a
srrvat ii.-al h.-ar-i ii. the 'it !..!-.- .f ( .'ii-r..-
Ti.at a- ..li ('iuii.ti e;.rfs.-. ii '.y
rrt-i'l.-nt M .nr.-. tji! 1 jir"t an r. i:i. ns.
an.l K.iur'.an.l in partirnhir. hi:!- piiii-l
t'l.-ii 11 l.ii.-ii.'. : ii-1 U't tiling in !iii--i'lt-
of tin- iK-aii al'.ii.-.
Tin- ! j'lit.i Kiiiir li.Tii i a narrmi
-rip of lain! iiiiU lnr.it. mi il.f t-a-t-"ii
-i.lf of N i-"r::iii:iia. iin-i Ir'Hitin on
tin-1 'arrirx-an S-a. -i our nuip- i i
r.ii'n -I thf Mur-niito Ilc-rvation. for t!i-t"ii:!-.i
Mat iovernniont has iifitT nv
. j:ii.f.l tli. ruliT a a killer, hut if you
mil Lt t an Kiiiriifli inaj you will fin.l it
;.:it .low n a-a kiii.lom." The anits-
. ii of i . iri'f William Alii.-rt ll.m.lyall
.n?'tvsm t n.npl nnlr tin HUspif. of
t:if P.ritisii 1 ! iovrrmiM iiT.aii'l havfalway
n riii.uizt'il ly it as fwtl kin-.
Wht-n tiie SjianianU i-..ii'1'u n-.l Ani- ri-i-a
tht'V t-rtf ah.' to ovrri-onic a!! thr 11-
ii.in nations rxtvpt t o. Thi'.-' wort- the
Arnraiiiaii triln-s 111 ( 'iiiii. tin- inostar-iikt-
aii'l iKTitit "f ail the avai.i' on
:.i- -..titlit-rn ontiii'-nt. aii'i tin- M..-,11,1'.-
on tin- f-ai-lt-rn i-oai-t of ( t-iiir.il
. n ii.-a. Tin' lattt-r w.-n-f.- in tiiuu
tTN hut it rv hravf.
In tin' 'lav - of th.- r.ilt t aiii'i r-. an tin
Kn j!i-!i piratt'M en-i ai!i-.l. tiu- iiai'-.ii
al-Hiil th' M.'S.iiit-. K ir.LT' i .in w-rt- the
;...i'- of e.,i.-ea!:iieiit f. ir tiieir - i!t shiir.
an.: liie U-.ty tln-y eapi.ire.l. The In-li.ni-
Mere al.iy- fneii-iiy. an-', not only
ilillll-ile.i til-' JMra!." ;tll foml.htlt lie'p-
i-l tlit-ni in tiieir fl--ins null tin- pan-iar-ls.
Tuere i- said to U- a Iarj- ainoni.t
of tr.'ii.-nir ei.iie.'.ilt"l aroiin i I!ie iiei'i-.
Tiie eapital of -!"-,iiito. aii'l a'tiioii-.-ii a
rt';.; -leal of time an. 1 money hae ft-en
-j.'Iit in the -e.irrli. ilo 01, e lias lM-t-II al'le
to timl it
Mai'.v of the pirate marrie 1 Indian
it iv.-. an-i n-arly t .vo huisdri-.! year- an
a ,ti:i-ii ship loaded uitii n.-L-ri..- that
li.id i.-i-ii .-aptun-d in Afriea. and iven-l-'ini:
tiiKen to ( iiha for -lav.-s. wasdriM'ti
'V a Monii t., 'Ie- M i-qirito i-...i.-!. and
w,-ii; t,. rerk tlier-'. The I! itives ki'l.'ii
all tin-Spaniard, hut wei.-om.-d the ni
L'roes a friend.-. There were several
hundred oi 1 hi 'Tit. a!l men. and ; hey s. K.n
took Indian and adopted the en
ton:-oi tin-eoaii! ry. In this tv;.y tiie
i.atiie I I'hkI oetauie niivl with the K11-'ii-h
and .Urn an and tin re are now hut
f.-rt of the origin.'.! rm-e left 111 Hioeo.m
tr. Tin ji-'i ti.. n ha- al-.' d"i r. a-ol
raj.id'y. and t'.e inh.-ildtaiiis. who 11,11.1
U red - v.-r.il th'.M-aiid lijlitin in-'ii
wii. :; I .-e...i-T lias tii- over.'-1.. h:l heeli
r.-im 1 d to ..id i ..'iw. i. .indr-'d of ii- 111
.,!.k.iii t.i.i hiin-'r.-d arewri:-..- nun. 111M
ii Kiiiid-hiii.-n.
111.- i'.riti-ii ow-rnnient ha- .ihiais
l.t-n on frit ndiv t -rn-t with the Indian.
:it:d ha pr.a. i t.-I t'leni from rfte p.t.i
i.ird. In IJi. after tiie ( 'iitr.il and
- it 1 1 Atlif rj.-an eoloiiii lH-t-aiii.. in le-
nd. lit repnl.li". an. 1 hn:'!.ind wa h..
I'm.' -r hound hy le-r tr: -tj.-s with -.ain
t.. keep "ff the , . ntineiit. I.' !..-rt Cliarle
!-!. rifk Handy, the horedilary thief of
the Mo.j!i!i.'. w Lrran.! fai her wasar
Ki.eli-hni..n and w iiose i;randni"ther w.i
the .jn-i-n of the trU'. was taken to Ih
iie. the eapita! of iintish Honduras, and
then erow neI kins' of the nation w ith a
funny ei n uioiiy.
He was an ignorant, ilriinki-n. .leura.l
ed f.-How . part nejir 1. part Indian, and
part Kiilisli. aiitl was i'al!i.i u S.1111U1. a
that is the name iriveti to th" mixed
rat of the tropii al onintries. lie was
almost -lark naked w hell he arriieil at
, P !i.t-. but the t.rli.vrs w hit hitd char.-t' of : either sl.-t p ill i 1 num. x k or on the
i the cer,iiiony dre-sed him up in an old j floor, and they always -..to lied with
uniform, and he was so much taken w ilh tiieir clothe mi. Such a liiiiu as a n'.uht
it that he wanted to 2) hack and show ' -own was never hear ltif, and if the
ids new tinery to hi- i-ountrymen at on.-e .iueen or tne dow j-r-r should receive a
with. u! waitiii-to l-cro wneil. But the! present of on she would doubtless keep
. .tli. -ers would not let fiiinjpt. i ne morn- : it for a party dress, as it would heso much
itili he was made to kneel in Ihe barn. k. : hetrer in texture than the -ariuent she
w hen his head was anointed w ith oil, ', wears durinii the dav . llerci-stmrie is in
. and a cheap irilt crow n placed iin it. ; variably a p,vkled ealii-o Lrwn, such as
An orticer w ho was pre-ept rept.rts that ; one woul pay five cents a yard for in the
the kin-was . .lelit'htt! w ith the -r- United Suites, and she never hxs but
fumed oil that he wanted more of it put : one at a time. Tii is dress he wears ni-ht
: n. and kept ruhbin- his hand over his ! and day until it is worn out and often
: hair ami siiM-iiintr of them with the jrreat- 1 lon-er; and there is n.rthin-else ts-tween
est Kitisfaetion. : it and her -kin. More than one irannent
-The head men of the trilte, who had !
lieen !.nn-it nn with the ,-,..& mn. !
' then made to stand up sr.'! take the .tatti
; of alhvtan. to tiieir kinir. after w hich
mrtin - Jini: iiam.ss, w-h as lavnl NVIwmi.
Laipl ralmerston, Lor-I Kolnev, and oth-
r .... : l- t; .1. i.;.. t .. .i... '
: ri- .....r-.-uf iu riti.i.. ir iii..... aiw-r iiir i
I nsvn..n'a r. i.n.r il.a i in., -nl hit :
-' -;
nooies were given an me rum uiey want-
SOMERSET, PA.. WEDNESDAY,
e l. and tiie n.-xt few days were spent in J
a earou-a!. m which the oiiitvrs !' th- ,
l' irri..n joined. The kitttf was so over- ;
come w ith thi hospitality that he -jave
;wy tt th.se present iitariyailof his,
kirn; join, and th" icernor of Be'.in'.
se.-ini: what a far e wa tieinsf made of the
airdr. put a -top to i;, and ord-nd the ,
n.-'.v kin.' and his u.A.Lv -nt home to '
tiieir .eititry.
Tli- itriiit oi land t'ut iutv ma le uu- .
ii I tii. ri r. irii-tains wi
o! in n il troiihie afierward.
J i -tii. y w.-re niadi- iii--sl
the cause
tho.' to
that thev
should is- carried o if
n -ce-sarv lor tiie kil,
i..lld it l.ns-aille
to tiie in the ar-
i hiv.
his government the following i
ren.arka'oif
i.'iift ion to is? out of the
.-rape:
" I her. -I.v llltrii .-!, Mr. Th'-lllas Hedi:-
cock of ...n.! in. to declare tne r:nx of
ii.-lds to 'apt.iin l'. T.-r l.e-ie-S!iaw of
i . i.-rri-. r.uii an ! vo; I. in c..n--iii-i.ce
o:'-"!;i" very mip!--.i-.tit circ.i.ii-tan..
o'ten 'ill.' 'if tieatii -.if ili late hrotller.
wilich ; i ;n trills l erv -11' itcio-;- a'.lill-t
the ,.ii I P,-;. r i.t-'e-Miaw : a:il tint'
wt. li I im'..' -aid crant I va. Hot c
...-.'. 1-ut had 1 feu. ".'el ot-r .villi niv
t . it-i- made ineiinat,-! : i.- itiier wa.- I
aware tli.it niv late i:i.ii'iifi-d hr.it her,
i..s.r',' I're.ier.i k A ii-i..-tu. had i n-iioiis-!
L-iv. n to ..ii-' uii M'iiii.in. -niilii a sun;
i;;r lit for said territory of Blew field.
"tri-.t-ti u i : 1 . -r ::iv hau l at rape'ira
ci.i a Ii.s. 'hi. ln:h dav ..f M iv. I:!7.
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Tin- ( r. ... i tii. r I'-.tui'i Him ii tro.i'ile in
L'eiI::;J ii.e kllii! a.'.av 'roiii hi iie'A
ti i.-iei-. and nr. i;iv iia l to h.-. h.m ar-r.-i-d
v. hi..- .'.rin.,.. an i t ikeu ui h-.ard a
n ail of . :ir, x iii.-ii 1... k him iciie-. 1'.-.-
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how .-r r. he w.is
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r iiiiir antii iri'v to a (.'ol
d ..:' the !'r'i'i-h annv to
lie! M.'od
lUiia.f hi
i .vertiii..-tit f..r him. an I l.i
r-i.at. I -r h's i iiil-ir.-ii. Mac-ia-,..r-,-d
hi p-.w.-r t-i Pa'rick
w -Tit t . :le'. I"..-'.!- To !ii-.
t-r- ti...:: t-i- try year- w.i- the
er;i, r "!' t he cu::' rv. 'V tne
him-, if lij. . iitirei 'o ii-sii.a-ik.T
had a .d trait-, and was
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an-!
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:e i'i.tl ur 1
kin--...
li.m. .
iiiindi".;
f the int. : of tin- Indians,
many ol Ti..- o'.iiij men to -la-
h- e.hicated iin ler the care t.l
a-h i.i-iiop there, an 1 iutroduo
e ill,;.roe!ic-r.t- allloliiT tiie -o-
s-n-iiin;
m.iica t.
the I..,:
ti.j s. : ;
pie. B'lt If -eellie 1 to urn l-rsta n I t hat
tiie M,.s put.. Kin- i-.:n was a part of
'rrtat BrUain. and t mixed up in J.piar-r-l
with the -..ver!' mi nt of N:iira-na. in
which tiie 1'nitci! States took the part of
the latter ii itt .p.. and n.trrortlv e.npe.l a
war with K:, jlaiid U f..re i; wa setti -d.
There Were -teat i " ! u I if of ciirrej" ' ti
deuce I - li.. :i -,ii; rii men t and the
Iriti-1-.
'l.r-f
lie- latter vtere lillaliv
the (rt-oteeiorafe it had
assume.. Mo-Uit.r. The Ue-
j.ulii' ! V..ri.iii. ii wa a-ree.i. shou. I ;
!tk ...:-i t h- :i tt-r -f-of the Iiiiliaii. !
hale c- i.:- i i tie- jrart of tireytown.
v. n-r
entt r
Kin
tl pn..--i ii :ira"ia t ana! is to
th. t!..nt.. oc-aii. and pay the i
f th.- M ,.'ii;.- e ve th":i-.,nd d"l- ;
lars a year. This wa- i had thin-for the
kin- as he na-t. l ti..- money in dis-ipa-
ti.tll : llll-l t has been tile Mtitl of -!I the
.y.il i'.tiuiii -iti.f.
The slice.-. i of K..U ;1 ( oar!.--i r.-d-.-rich
Han iv. tiie Kin-of the M -piit..-.
wa- his -on. irt-V.rt- A:i-.i-t:is I re i.-ri. k.
who w i-ted i:i- l:fe in ta.v i run ken'i' .
and i.-ier :n..!Ti.-d. I h.-tiiron.- .(.-. . .nd-
-I a few v. ar a to the s. ci ..f his -i-r.-r,
the Prin e-- Vi--' .ria. He iiad an-ith-r
si-ter. Prince P.e.itrice. who married
an K i-li-hman. 1 1 -r hu!..iud ran away
a few y.-ars af'i-r tif !!!'.-. wiu n he
fii'ed to per-u id.-the Knij t" l: id- his
rive tli.iiis: nd dohar- mm :n. t:i- family,
ui'! the prince- !...-not know whether
-he i- a widow . r n...
Tif p'-. -. iit k in' i- t'"t much of an ini-
.o.t- ai.'it oe! hi- uncle o far as his
nora'-or a'.ihtie- ar-foifenie.! ; and
now '.ha tiie -overiiiuelit of X it'll r.'.-':ia
ef-se to pay h.- -il.iry any l..i--.T. he
It es iff dr.-s- or a. t ciiy better than the
ilio-t of the lia'ile-. He H.t- edlleaied at
Jamaica, where he w i- baptized and r.
ceisl a-a member of' the church o
Kn-l -nid. bit' ha- sim e fallen ry far
from -race. I ! i-.''h iut f-rri vo-tr of
a-i'. s'liall of -ta' i:re. and ha- an mr.-Hi--.nr
lookin- t.i'f ll"!ie w-'iil.l l-t rum
a'" f. th-r-e w le. ki:r. e iiiui -a' thai he
n.iiii I .c'lo'int to ciietii; .: j, but iie
sp. n l- ai! tif motley h. .-an e,-; f. r .i.-n.k
and w hen it :s - .if I"-.'- ne r - tr-.,ii the
a. .. rch:. nl-and ' .id.-r-of t ic pi e- . who
.' :,i t-i :iif hi. ii -mali -u n-. and in
return --l rov.ti lav-.r-. Th- l" ' eru:.ieiit
is ii-aii.. --ed i:i i he nan fthe kin-hv an
:u.r:car. for. n--r!- lr.au New I e-leans.
wli. .- n un.- i- ( 'nthher'.
The Kin.' the-hi- mother, hi
-rail Ilia if r and hi- ci n i'.i.iiiy In a
slu.itv that wa-t,:k' n t.. Blew ri' -Id- from
the I'lii'. ! Mat.-- by some robln-r ii. inter-and
a'.and 'lied year a-... Th" Loy
al Palace 1 unpla-Telcd. atld Wlthoiitatiy
of the '"modern irupiovements ' hat
hoii-e in tiers in rhis.oui.lrv advertise.
It oi.-y .litftT- from tho-e of tic rest of
the people by beil:.' blliit of lilieil f-tne
Isiards iu-t. ad of bamb... .. . is n.ver
d with a roof of tiie same intcad of
palm loav-s and biilirn-ht -. an 1 it has a
birard !!.r raise I two ..r three f.-et fr an
the -round, iri-tead of mother earth. P-nt
the tliatche l hut-of the native-are iiiii-h
IfetoT for the ciim .te. as tin-y ar- cool.-,,
alid shed the rain ill the Wet season,
which the Bn a I Pake e will not.
His Maj.-ty and tin- rc-t of the family
i-"nsiderl u-rrioiis. and tliat Ls often
abbreviated. The
lie- of the r,val
faniily as well as the men tin not have
any sh.i and -t.x kins. an.! wotiid Dot '
near th rji if they had. They p bare
f roteti 'ivtu infancy So as; am! the first
ten years of their live they pr haref.srtetJ
in. t,i their ears. The Kin.; wears a hit
-
coti. in sliirt, an d a pair of pantaloons of :
tH.. . ;n.i.s.t-i.1..t..i,..
- - - 1 -. .
well tlrfsed. M.t of hi ful jeits eii.it
t!n shirt, uii't it U uiorv rtxinium than
..the rw ise Cr n-n ami women V)th to jro
the year urtHind naketi to tliv waist.
The pi.-s, the chickens and the Uihies
all stand on an eiua!ity in the palan-.
and it i.:i .ii.-s;ton which fares N.t. The
iieir to the throne of M-piito ha to
stnuale for Ids hrea 1. fT he '. n it sit
at a niulitv.aty tal.le and eat with a p. Id-
en ;-.n o.i" a silver plate, hut luis it tiiiin;
to him as he ,-rawi.- on tiitf il.tor, and if
lie dm-sti't rai it .piii kly the pi-- or tiie !
iiickciis w.li ji t it tir-J. Tie kini d.je, i
not ride in achariot imi L- he wait.1 ujton -hv
lordiv iiN.kin ' servants in iiverv. He " Hen
naik wi.eii he g. vsanyw here, and hasn't
seen any ehicie hut an oxcart since he
came from Jamaica, nearly twenty y-nr
ai;o. Hi w ife and ni-.ther tlo their ot n
Co. .kiiii:. and u-e an iron ki-u'.- hi.'jinc
t ver A tire out doors f, ,r every dish. jU-T
as farmers" wive in the ( n:t. ! '.a .
iiu.k"- soap.
I !i niaje-iy ui sp-tsa 1 :-:.-. ik. ai, !
1 douht if he know w iiat a lanih chop ,
hat lie is fond of i.ioiik-.'V meat, an i eai.
ir as oi'u.n and lik.-s it ju.-t .l ell a we
tio chi- k.-n. And he ha- an ahundauce
t i v. iiat we in the I nited Males consider
t ile of the luxuries, reell turtle. At
i.h'Wii ! i.-f. r a dohur one can l-iiv tur
t.es eiio;;'ii to uive a hundred is-ople a
hearty ui-.il. nt-l the ti.cat is as tichi-ion-a
mortals ever taste-!.
P.. side monkeys an. turtle, the kin.'
has i'lentv of ov-i.-rsto eat. with hr-ad-
!' uii
l.aiiatias, and a rcat manv o-'icr
.l-.-iiL-ious fruits that we know i:oLiiii;
: a'" 'tit, as ti.cy are' delicate that th,-y
t aniioi he hn-ii-iit away from the coiititry.
He smoke ci-areties toiisi..ntiy. while
his w if.-, tiie ij-.it.en. and his mother, the
d ,ua:'iT smoke ci-nrs i tit n they can -.-t
tiiein. The ladies of the family cannot
read, and there is sina'i chance of the
Kttie prin -e--s and pr-nci's learning', uft-1.-
they io to the Moravian school.
' The Moravian or I nit-d Brethren.
! have Several lllis-i' Il in tiie M -Uito
i Kinj luie. and lu-.e d. nea -reat d- a! of
nivl .here, and have ','-.t n.nny .!";!. I:i
.liaiis to improve th. ir -tyi-of ;.in-, to
ear .tin's, to he ncatai! 1 in-dr.-i, teiu
i. r.tte and iiidu-:riou. The ua! i .. -:ia e
found out that they can ! a ut .leal
in-, re i;..iiiIorta'ule an-t happier hy a-l 'pt
!nr tiie fashion, of cu ilile l (-opie. and
are now ifettiiia- anxious to hate th.-.r
ciiildren s tost h.s.'l instea I of wji'ow in
in the dirt all day.
The M"piits have st.me ipieer cus
toms. They do not have any weddin-a
we d.j hut the little- Isivs and -irl are !
tn.tiie.1 !y tiieir part tils when tii 'V are
ten or eleven year old. Tiiy !v. as-"!:
as i.is wife is -elected, presto her father's
iioilse to live, and remains there ti tl t i i
1 they. are married ; unless it happens that
they tlo not like ivich other, ill w hicli case
. he !. to his old home, and his father
lowks for tsrme i ither jiirl. This, way has
its advantages, as the hu.-hainl midwife
have a chance tn i:et aciiiainttsl hefore
they are marrii-tl.
Their ftiiM-ral are ipiite as cnri-ius.
v hen anyone tlii-s. the place ot tiunal i
at oniv si-lis-teil and a cotton thread or
cord is -tretciied from th.- -rave to the
I.-.u-e. tio tiiatier iiow tiir it may he. or
what oh-tai li- are in the road. After the
'..uri.il evcrvtiiiii that In-1oii-,-.1 to the .
de id t-roii is hurned. and if he ,m tied
any animal they ale killt i over the
-rale, as tiie -eple believe tiie dead
need ail they had in this world in the
other. They never -;eak of the dead,
and do not think of ihem if it is possil.!e
to for-ej. The belief is that to pr-.ik o! a
dead man will awaken his ;nrit. The
widows and the w idower marry ajain as
s.n a- th.-y t an. often the sa.ue day it.
the funeral, as that they think. w illai-f
them to f-.r-et tie- dead, and it iiat irahy
is eifective. '.V.VWyi ( h r-.r.c. 7'-'- ;r.'
Josh Biilings' First Lecture.
The late Jo,ii Bihiii-s told me once
tiiat hi tirst exi-ericiice on the lecture
piatfonu wa the nuikini: of him. "" 1
had Ut-n writin- a deal." he -aid.
and the stutfwa- prt tty well received.
At least I tlmu.'ht if was. I -ot it print
el. and a ipm.1 deal of it was pai l for. I
imagined I wa a little the hi.-e-t man
in New York, and certainly the be-t
known man out-ide of the city except
'.ll-eiev. I il.ld Iliad" a sf lap-book of
n. y wrilln.'s. and '.Miichlded 1 would ive
rcadin-- from tiles,-. I made an eiia-.-menf
to file siivii a i.'.idiui: al a small
town in New Jersey. I carried nil Iss.k
wi'ti me. and put up ut tiie ..lie hotel in
.real ty if. Tiie landlord did not seem
rt-ii.-": ihly ..verawcl by my pre-enee.
h a:: ii w a- -..mew hat dampening, i -ae
i: .ui a half io.en ti. k -r. for tile hctijre.
'. hell I came on ti.e platform there Mere
hut seven persons in tin- hall, six of them
"n . i the hotel, and the seventh a small
I toy '-i ho came in fit v. When I "t back
t-. tiie h .Tel I ciilcl the landlord int.. niv
r. .iii and had him brln- me all the old
lie -v st .apt rs he could !;i.d and a ball of
coi" ;. I t-xik out my Ink-k, .tripp-d a
.io.c:i or s.i of newspaper- anmnd it, and
then Is-:.. u windin- tiietor l. i Woui.d
'.hat entire t.ail ai.oiit the bundle and
tied the ends in a ti-.ub.e knot.
" Tne landl.-rd had watched the pro-cit-din
:- intently, and when I had liti-:-hed
my w rapping he itituinit what tiie
prticeetliii-s meant. I told him I w is --in-
bar k to New York to jp to work, and
I did not propose to untie that btw.k un
til I could do .-o in his tow n and before
an an, I ien. v that would till the In, u-e. I
went back to tiie city," continued Mr.
Shaw, "and struck out on a new lead.
Two years after I received an invitation
to lecture in this sauietuw n. I had been
waitin- for this. 1 t.s.k nut mv old book !
and t..k it aloru: to s.-e how ti.in.'.- look- I
L When I came on the platform 1 lound j
an audience so ti.'htlv pa. ke.l that t ie j
last man had t.l leave 'his cane in theves-
tihule for lack of I took ..t ,v
Isj-k an.l unwraprH-d it Mrv them, tell-
tl... t.,. .... i i:.i ... i. , ..:... i ... :
It was the shut
...i. ... .-... a.- o. is... 4b a.- uir -uiii- -
ting ii ti of the tiast ami l-irinnim: a-ain I
that saved me or at least made me wiiat
I niii.'-lfm-.tfi X-r.
, , ,
Ti,i,i, . .,' .... . i
The public lent of ( ana. la lias increas -
i -- . i - i t r -
eri . i a minute dunnif the whole of ir
. . . , i ! .
John 'lac tonaltl s administration. ;'.li..v -
. i i i i. .
nt; ten w.rrkaiii: hours a .lay and tweutv-
-
..- t . .. ...
"ur"'e "-'""'
A Wcase in B.K)iie county. Iowa is ; th. of to-day, the lesson in inte-rity.
now ou "it sixth trial, bavin h.vi tw.i in iastry, thnft and tb.orou-hn.-r. which
beft-re it justice n.l three bef.rre th.- Iis- they have given have had a most beneti
trict t'otirt. Tlfe il-s is deatL I '"' ffi "t only in the reaion which
, j , they have developed, hot throughout the
Tirey do not nay " shximch-ache " in ,
i ., -, , v-.t..." :., :
1 . . . o : .. 1 i
er wort, Out it gt-W tnere all tne same. 1
T M
k n
APRIL U5, 1887.
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
Honest as the Day is Long, but; Frank K. I.ucky, an e.t-ac?.r, wi.. r--Very
Exacting. --nt!y aia!i.'..Me.l the -ta- v study f,.r
"There is not a morecurious people an- , ministry, a:i ! is n-.w a meiniier oi
Iff the sun than these same 1'ennsvlvs- ! the Yale tiieoloical school toid tne-tory
; lH'-h fanners. Their ancestors w er-
1 r,-'orf,er settlers in one of the m.t
, :'"rtii fi.itis of I'.'imsyivania. ni the
; ".T'rsti!i.ns. custom and antipathies ,,f
: ' m' fathers asv ti!l held l.y the .n.
the war of tiie ri-l-:;i.-n did mere J., .lis
; " tradition of hie I'etit.sylvamu
! it. h t!ian anything in th-ir hi-tory;
auion-uiem in the hack oouutic-,
their farm are L..!at.sl frcu the
and vou will tilid them still rirm
! w n-
U'iever in s;s.k. witches and charms, lend. Iw.-utioa. iin.v-r:ty to elicit.
and :ron: in their .lou'nts of the nece-d- i 1 i.vseif. and al'. my -.id:e were f .;:... -d
tv ,.'i i.;iiii,..ii s, h..!s. They are as h.m- "f 't!l t1'-- ";,.'" t in vie. I .Tad Ui.ie. !
. -t a-the !,..v i Ion, and th. ni.r-t('l.r-'-h''Ui tie-uni.ersity in ;..-. and in ;'.
l".-t. i and x-a -iiii: in a hitr.'ain f any i " 1 ! "I"'" " ---'-. l'.:ivwj a? tiie
if"T ! in the world I'fivir.-- 'oec-
tvir.j
t.itic
jlj h.i--.l, over a
..-
t. ti.eV W
d.m.- in a I ..rjain t!:at itnol.-s proha'dy h" -un-o-.r. !in.' in;!- !,-- w.-r- ..p-r-he
iie ,,f iiaii.ire i- -f -i ."..rs" w.rth ..f ; "n ",,r" -'aduai'y , r-- i r
tro.hke. ani if a-s.ir d hy -oiiu ten j '"'-' -. f S -ivxiri- i
n.ties firtiier th.-y w.li ! a.!e to s,-i; -'.! me. I ' -.-m to f, -,:': a d -i:k- -tii.-ir
-,!- an .1 make tiie e-.ra t. ti curs j ' ''' enj-.y !;i" life as I had expect.-:
t-iey will not h. sitat.- :t luoiiuiit to take j '" 1 'v !'r'- :-"-;' K in a very :n -r ,:
t a-jotiru.-v. Tin- extra tin e ac-l lalror i at:ao-puere, an I tv i- i,ev.-r
! u i th. riot take int., account. ! ta niti 'tcd t,. a tr-it extent ' evil in:l-i-
Fro ii !ii-e.u'li.-t days of tii- P.-nnsyl- j enc- of the -ca-e. Id. not irit.-n! : .
.aiiia I'it. 1. tarai.r they have r".-ard.-l I 'h- tic in- .nil- .-f i iie :!'.- h-re a I
i.,.".: i! - rv..-.-as the duty of women. It I have n-tt ti n.-, n-.r i '! I do th.-m
i- By a-, ii-ii'i an nnt:iiiiiti :-at to I j i-'' '. But th-v are r.'',e;i. No -u m
s.-e. in pa-iti- !;, - ha. k fara i i ii re- j a -i - "') h- -t i-e a ,: d b- p'-'-e. I a:u
-:. th.- won:. -n -Aorkin.r in the tw-l-ls '""'- T' P H'i thi:i- now.
a- well a-tie- men, ii-.t t .niv hoeiiu' or i ' ' :l : Y-'Ucann ! lead a c-..i-
:ii.r.c-tlt:-. but foll.-.tii:- the j !.. ..r i -nt W:tatn life and l- a metnU'r "f
:...rr -.i. Th- idea that women shall have ; the ! ..,: p--!' i-ui. ! ' ml 1 ('. !,
'!-. mi :..n beyond cieni.d lib-.ri- a. l! j P r.er.,:. dit! i-nc- of tut- lif- ."ad I-i'.Iii-ti-at.-l
I.v th.- f..ct that manv a .1..- i .liii iii-i:rutini iheui-.-ii.- int., a-. I
'.. --si;c ,'rudje i. he tow i: fami'i' i the
iait.'ht. r of - .me farmer ri. !i et.oi.h t.j
!'! her employ. - ov-r and mer a. .tin.
I L.ni- a rv.iiit in my In .!! w ho-e fa-;:s-r
i-one of tiie i-t known I'utchfar-
hut- in 1.,-hi:
!l eolllltv. Ilel
ttit at
:, a-t .'-''.
Bcfor.- the war the
nil Ihit.-h lami
nf tiieir fathers.
lev. to r f.w- t
i:. otii.-r. and that
-ii ..l.li.-.iti r
ers h.-id to the ft-:. .in
w '::: ii p' .ii.pt.-d th.-m :
. xt.-n i lin.tiici.i' aid to .
a:-h- .i: t-xa. tit. - v. ri;t
interest. If one farmer needed a few
hundred dollars he went to any nei.-h!.r
w iioin nc k:n w had the motley. Tiie loan
w a-..: once loriieomin.'. tiie norrower
:ia:iiiii- a c.-rTaiii day and hour ..u w hich
the nioif y would i- repaid. If iie fatted
; ket p i.is w..ri I ie was foreier in 1:
-race, and no one was hound to respond
to hi-rpi'-st for aid a-ain. It-fan '-in
payment of tiles.- unsecured and 'inr.--mu.Teialive
loans w.-re v.-ri rare, . -a-.
r.-dwusthe verba! eontract hehl. The
-'areity of nion-y tiiat came with the
early years of tne w ar, an i tiie premium
that ii'ld coium..iid"t.l, sent speculators
thr.m-ii tii" Pennsylvania I'litch farm
ing re-ions, and trie cujadity of the far
mers was so in awakened, and they for
the lir-t time l.e-aii to r-al:e protit from
'he U-e tif tlicic ineiiey. Then the old
custom of helpin- one another without
-tune it-turn of tiie favor was LTadually
..hand Hied, and the bond and morti:a-e
t.K.k its place. As the I 'utch farmers, a.-n
clas. are -.-idoni in need of U.rrow in-.
,;nd are sn-picioii-of outsiders in inakin
!, an.-, tin-existence of fortunes in -t.s k
in.'S and it.ifee pi't- uiay ! further ex-piain.-d.
" Wht-n tie ' minimi t ii.... st -ten. wa-iir-r
pr-'p--sed. alt hou.'h it w a - tiie -cheaie
of P.nri-yhania 1 :tf--t l.-i.-lator- and
Xccutive- tif farmer- were a unit in ,'p-t-i:i-it.
Aft.-r it wa.- author: -i by law
its machinery in many :' :- .ii-tr:. t-of
he I 'tin h cunt ie ne.es-.iniy pa e. i int..
iie hand of its opponents. Their p-'hey
a as t .-stablisii a f.-w -t h.-.ls a. .-si-ble.
k.-cp tiiem ojn-n only a few w.-k in
In- y.-ar and employ only such !each."s
.,. wt-r.- w'olin- to -,-rve at the It.w.-t
;.-',!!. wa.'.-s. Many !.! timers have
:i..i m.lili'-.i their . . . i i t .ti t- the c-.tn-.
noii - hool yet. and will n-t ac. .-pt it-heii.-rit-.
Tiie coiistspi. -nee is that tm-re
ar- vi h"e communities where ifthin
b:it. I rerai.iii is P'a.l. w.-iit.-nor -p ihi :;.
Il is a characteristic of tin race to pre
serve tiieir iaicua-t. which isa -plaint
nmbin.itiou of lin-li-h and (i.-iniaii.
Tile one ureal ciiara.-tei i.-t it- of the
I'eiiii-yivaiiia 1 utch is their n -ard for
and strict attendance at church. No mat
,er ho.v far the ne::i'"st ctiu,t-ii may be
awav. the farner and his lamily never
mi. a S:i:i,!av'- -rviec. man may of
fend aaln-t law in other wass and 1
f .r-hen. but if he n,--!.-. i- hi chun-h he
is at otic- placed utl l.-r th- o.m of s,H-ir-:v.
Tiie IVuiisyhaiiai I'litch are pn.ii i
..' tic ;r pitrty. ai:-l they adh.-ie clors-'y t..
.1,1 f.r:;.-. Thev ar. i.iu- -,-vt-ri-; ot i'r.e t
test. mis. politician- .mder-iaii l and iis- I
his io'. e ..f c'uiirct'. aiiioii-the farmer- and j
a .-an ti, hit,- - in- anion- them and mak- ,
in-trtf.-nt itioii--!i..w of id churi h inn-
'leetiolls. and, ' t lie' able t" .jUote troll
the sT'i-rur-. t-ii't'ire the h- arT- and I
vote- ..'.' the simple-minded I'-tch-
... I
"' t'robahlv in .where ele in the country I
nr.- the social pastimes of the farmers :
pres.'rved an.! iu-litl-t-l in to such an ex- j
tent as tiiev are amon-the PtTiu-viv ania 1
i'liti ii. The apple cut. the corn litiskinj. i much.
t!i-.piiitin-i-e, the ..I l-fa-hioned coim- One..f tn- --iliariti.-- "f tii In I. an
trv dan.-e. furnish the amu-etiient and, race - ftn-ir method of d.-ihn: witii
iv-natioii to th--buxom I Mitch mai-t-n- ; their n-i-hVr- -r. lu.-teid tiir-wiiu-ar.d
l'i-tv swains to-.iay a they did to j tin cans and Im-1 e.tt- over ml tli--: i
th'se of hundrrsls of years a;o. Tiie i yard-, they and w'j' them out. and
dances are kept up from early evenin- j that s-ms to end .id f ir" ie-r con'ro
ti'.l tlavli-ht. There is no -..in-to lied j ver-y m the par' ,.fth- tiei-bU.r at
after a .iallce. The Women -o at once to j least.
their household duties, and the men to ! Ow in to tie-. an r y of tne huffai it
their Iair in the field the same as ifthev ! is n more than iiarura! rha' th- In !':.iu
ha.l slept as usual, from catidie li-ht to ''
':l!"ik' nht- wMinir to the old I'ut. h :
cust..m. Work indoor an.l out U--in as
th"'v ' hht n"Wh to ' 1
f-ntinues until it is too .lark to s-. win- i
n1 ""'""ler.
"The I'liwh families liseour.vze and ;
lia;'!'rv' "fa" mamas- that will de-
str.iv trie nnntv oi tneir ttirs:.anu nen-p
-
the niarria-i-i with anv other nice
very rare. This ats-ounts f..r the reu.arka-
' W preservation of tiie lan-Alaie. tte cu :
jtomsand tiie trwiitioii- !' '.heir f..rWU- I
! tlier amonsr these people, surrounded as
i 1
' thev are bv inHnenee-i of the hi-hest :
j
tn.slern thought an.l example. But .a
i 1
' suite of their exclusivem-v.. their tena
i
..: . ...it ,. :.l .. .... .... .
:tl0.1. - tlllfl "lite- II. ..-4s . .1 o Ili'U . .....
i and stub'oorn resistance tothe advance of
state as weiL and Pennsylvania isahun-
.iir,.i. y. k.,i. ku;.
"r. t- .r..
f.r. 1 . Jt.r aref rr.
I
From the Staare to the Pulpit.
! "t his h.'e to an interestm. au.iience at
ti e city mansion on M-'adow street.
In ! he ear: v year of mv I'fe." a; l
the speaker. " tii" id-:, th it I wo'l'-i like
i to enter the ir.iiii.iri" prof."-! in wa
' nit pr-s'iit fo mv u.-a l. Ir was niv
1 one -reat aiii'.iii .i t :.e a:i a or. My
idea f t'se -la,': a a !i:'!i on-- I
i 1 ,v '' T"' re !:- hr.-c n
j "-"'. rvSrr xhr -t-i.-e to ! ::
i i and ail I dM a- iia d t.. th.T
I ' rr::id i I'.ert H .use in .-
' -i'1''r A tan- it l-'.-in r.. -row .-i tj,,. t1 ,it
.r -i
1
,11 1 -
uarro
i;s. ; ,f a- ; .rs -j-u-1 mo-. ot' i if r
I "-lOTIM . t:-
:::.- in i
-1 di-:
W a a fa
n-t i'-v.e saee .i au. I
sire. N... I put all niv s...j int..
:nv -t.i'-- w..rk. a- I would int.. the m.n-i-try
or int.. anything ! nn-i. rt.ik- . ar. i
-tel. by s'.-p in iiy p-. !'. I-n
il.ti: I he... .t.l-.- .llatil.'T -f nil" "f
th. ; --.-,:, p ii:--- in i a- c. ,.i::' rv . B ::
till- l- how i ea.af to -i-.e , :i
i:ui.t wliii.- 1 w a- pi.t in. :" : . -
.. I Hi
I'll. ,
U-i.
.,:-. re l.'ie, re I Went lion.e to U-I. i
w.i- in - "i ii.-a:'h. and till i" wa- n.cii-i-l-
the i.iat'er w th it.y l:.'.-ti..ii. W- 1.
i .lent i.. and - .-ot -.un-i'y. i'.ar
'n th- mi. l iie .,f tiie ni-ht I was rw ik.-n-.!
ti;.- voi.-e of ' i . ! s ..y:n.' T-. 'ic '"':'
you sh..:;i I -ii.- r n'-!.t w:- it w,.,i'-i
. . ii-,,iir -.. il ; " ! an-w. i-.-d. L.-t.'
and then I went !.. -! p a-. in. !t wa
il,, d real n. t.c 'il"i y on. if on Wit- tin r -.
:i' :iir n ,t liave h -ir ! the voje... 1 ii.-.ii- 1
ii and kin-w it was the -.ice "f ( .-. 1. i
.-.it up in tied, and I know that I was
awake. Tin- voice kept c'tniiij to iii
day after day. and ni.'ht after ni-ht. until
I couldn't uvt aw av fr,n it. It pursued
me like a Nemesis, an 1 I had to tin-l an
answer. Finally I - i ' I to myself tiiat Hy
The -ra.'e of ' id. afti"' I "ome back w itii
tiie eoinpariy. I w:H n-v.-r my foot on
'!:i -ta.-e a-ain. I was a !r man. I
ti.i
not -a,
any ui'T.-y.
A- tors ar.
-rent sin ii-itiirift.-. bu' :t is In.- rn;
bu'
kind of ,-harit i . P i- that that -jiv.-s
w ithotit s-sis- .r il:-er:miiia!lon.
"P'Ut '. knew the I...r-i Woiii-1 take -..re
of.n,-. An-1 th- fi-xt " I had a let
:er fr-iin iiom.-. r.-ihu- ii-.w a friend of mv
i'a'iier's. iriijUirinj alh-ut me and h":ir:i;c
hat I. like other actor-, w.-u'd not b-'.n-v
.iiirin- iii- siiM.-nei-. ,,:r-re-l me a
.li.-.-a: Xama-c-T p. adi. Win- ri,.--I
had ti'i" iitt!.' to .1-. e,.'-,,,im - with
'io-!. atld th'- I'.,:iil!i:l,l!',l -li.Ie" 1 tl.v
'i;.-. Tie ri I wr r.. Pr.-i ! -nr I : .,t.
..nd. a- I !" i tuna:. ! v iia lac, .11. -:,pe ..
-ii ai.'- c 'A'ii.le h.i- am. .ii- my
piper- tie- other d.-.v I f-atnd an old
,1 I.. .?...':.'..: i hart. I do not U-iieVe
l.to-etiier ill pii(eli-al--V. ait iioiih thcl'e
..- mui h in it i tiii.ik w..rhy of atten
tion. When ! A i- its y.-ar old I had lay
head ex . i ii- '. and '. h phr-u. !; -t - i
tome: Your pi. ict-is in the Ministry."
At tiiat time i li.nl no thoii.'ht of niim
tv: mv whob- ambition teiid-d toward
the -t.l-i . X-.w. isn't 'hat a e'iri "is
dill, i I. ,fe. if it is .1 Cii.ie, I--UC Tii lt
is my story- I to'd it only f.rThe 1 n
that c.oi be t tkt-n from it .
"' In f. ruiin- my plans 1 didn't tak"
1 iod in-, con-ldeiatioti -.r I t..:;: i n.-t
have --.neon tiieta". I want to hi in- ..ut
tiie fact tiiat i u.ii.i. it-r 1- '.-.ru fr .ui tie-
choi fa or lad aim. The ei.l
I'lcn.-iits of tif -ia.''-' --r formiiiii
for m.-;t w roil- i hara-'tt r from a r-,n:
ch. .iif."
The Nobie Heel Mar..
Y ei .-in tru-' an Pi Ih.n a
ei.n .- him : tii- :' :rr'i-r , .a
I,.,.. :
I .- TT.-r V. 'U "'.Iii ' "-l-t I ii.l.
Y .,1 .i:tv en i; . c..p.-- lie I. T . ar:.. l-
iiooi dc phi'::- i- tic b-.r-h r -tort"-. M .
pr nci;sl! h.i-llles- hi- ne.-tl .-.'.ipltu.
M inv a time i hi ve I. ft s,-or--- f ; :v
re. I -km- n tn. t-iairi- wci a ra-t
hors.-.
Th- Iivlian d
, w ant
.wri.-l ill
- :- rie
I- hi- b.
His -riii-i!.. 'hers ..i
try. a:: t all h" wai
Ma II,- f-!- fh.it
i--d ti.-.n !.v r- al
unit.-,!
!
n iui-
-hoiild .-f .ri w ith f lie :;;': ' on th- b'-r-
dcr. iie mu-t h..i.- .,- mn..r ..ecaii t
lau-h. The Indian ha- rt-iits w ha h a
U i"nn'i ," l"- N"
there U Seronimo-an 1 treat-! man.
if ever there was one I don't think that
he ever killed more than or :
whites in his life
and here th.-y st i:d
Tiiev doti t w ant to
i;,iii to rion ia.
lif-nd him hy han.'in- i.im or sen !:r.j
him to the penitentiary. T'h- i. I'.n'iri, .e
An Imperative Necessity.
What nure air is to all unhea
l.
itv. what sprint; cleanini; u U the neat
housekeeper, so is Ht.Mi's wrsa(rHn!la to
everyixsfy. at this sea-s.n. Tiie lsly
nc-tl Ui lie thoro'i-hly ren.ivated. tii
Vil.l pnrifie.1 and vi'ali!. tbe'ertns of
di.-ease tlestrovtl. STofuIa. -alt Kheuin.
an ! all other bl-.sl .lis.ir l.-rs are run-l
by II.Mr.r.s Sarsapari'.la. the niot s. polar
auI nccessfii! sprimf medicine.
A parlor suit t.urtini; in the front ,
room.
aid
AVIIOLE NO. 18(J5.
Spring Fashion Notes.
It'."
i
.il want an t".. -;
there i drat, lit
t".e-V-daV. U-t f:;!
ii. i-
ii-h i-
.rii"! "a an art.-iure
pe:i-ive. It i pr -In,
'-i'u. and is itiex -1
in a he- rati-.-
i f .titles, heliotrope, -rev us, i.ro;i.
terracotta, .'ray. i!-:ls:i id pt .irhail more
mellow in tone than !: y.-ar.
Mali'::'... 'urer- h-tn- emp!c-ye-i :
i:' j-'ti:;;- in ieis:!, 'e-w idea a-t
it. :l
,-ic and :' r'r : f -r "X..i..p'e. ' a- .irat
1 atri.f. w iii.ii i -rij-.-l -i.l oi. r -i a
fancy -n, in 1 : aa 1 a !"a::'a-ie c'. ;:i. that
-ii w --u.r- m-r- !..!.: i;k t h
:n t . 'ii-
tr.ist
V :j
- -' I
II',
:i- .
ti.e
t.
,1
in
I
Mil
: I-i.i-u it
hair on its
brought .-ut
won .piamt
ipstaud-n
has U . -i
- irt.;. e.
A -pet :.tl f t
f.r t-nn: an:
r-ii!i'li:i ' .a' ton
a: .li...
tit
-. -itch a- en-.i a., y e!i - c .
-ky '. and ep'.iiii. c '-i.e.--.
, ll.k al. ! T--.i.
i i .- -;.iT ;- pec i.iar.v
! to
" . iri".-.'. Is'ili.'
, Ih" Mi' Ut Co'-.--
nr.. . -h' on: in a
; -tr.; i ., : a rt
w iiii an i "W it it,
ral-. :iich were
r:i,c'"-r." Iuih.-e
i .;!.!: not., :,.,,l::,l,
i al. i red. re. i ami
.-. . -I.tricity . h ov--.
k. If vou ..rd.-r
li.-w -t . ,,- w ;ri. -ie,-.,
.1:1 Hi ta'ii c'lts ri.-.
tn.- rou.'ii - a..... ,,i ii.:,
ei -.'.nie-i a- ' Kil -".ei
tie re art-. in i- .it.- .- r
and oroii.e. -i.t : -r -. :
'!"ah. Tla- p"iiic:p..l
evr, iie ,n la the ch.
tit.- t .ran i i.rr. an .
cloth v-ii will U
i.it. a s.-a,e tiie
a-l. (ii-iie. ;
!,w
bro.i.s. i.i::, ,
are t lell.ie.'. .:. ,
'an tu :! i l- i
..nd or..w .. ;,r. .
!::.:: .11- ti...t li p
i il ie . I- Ie ,t
t!,a pi.-S.-l.!
. 1.1:,. k. aa-l whites
'...it'. u. ail-i ri l a: -:i
and re.; red. blue
' v 1:1 tli '.r coui"i
. ii i . ( -ct ,-c ot a v .- '
w tin- w ii.-:.- i-
i.e.'it ' .-lif ). oj.if
w ;,o .rr pn v l.i. II.' l
-o,,.i- are I.iu in- 'in
-prm- ;
lar !
i.-.r- ci
v. Ta.-r.- i- a -r-:-T. var
of st ill- t- Is- fa- 1. 'II..I
a it-;ir-. ;,,-e mak.- i- i
-ty i:-ii '.ii. y . ar-r.---;ni-i
a ia-r . -ti
-ty in tne c-a--
. a. lop? "1. illid
raap- t-lie li. -t
I ilio.-e clo ,-.
thau allMhlli.'
in t't
i-r' vie tii. .il
: ti Il.r e
ii of i !::.
ctf.er. I ti.e
-.ICT p.a.il. part
..f.-.-n jro'iii'ls. m;. ot to.
.W : -1' . k- ifl ill', r . -. 1-. a lei I hi:
! w oi.-n -'utt- -i i e- n- i, ti- -Pave
1 '- -::, j ,a-l- ..ir i- a x
o tif I 'ii; . :e P .liiea.i ,nr pall
h . -t ..-.ua a ..ir-d 111 a:
treat:;,.-..
t i. t.i.
atiipir . a
if!, w in
nose t.,.r;,- ii;e lav. rife c ! .r . il'- are
Mills. !'!-. i'a1..-. h,-iio!rore, .l I. ii.
rune, i i.i.: . -al-.m an i lairai ; tne
i -:it. r.it.-l :i, -re -i, 'i. at-- -babe -I. .cl
ip 'he pa"er:i- it: a tcarv. a: way.
Ti..
-'tiiii
V'-lv-t cheek'' 'i.'et-ti.iX'd with
piitT.-ri:- ,,n t.:;i,'i -routi.'.s -i.--.-
a:.i c,
plain -f
". ria. n !
center.
. ry a-per
iuTermi x
Yioiie.
;. . Th. -s
il to nail
:. h has -ii
ei-tlir- !'ai
;. win. .-h.
ir- made tip wir!i
I W ith Wio'H-i ic-
trips, fri-e in the
, .;:,. t,l.,.t fe.ith-
k- ..p. a ;'k -ro'in-l.
'1 With fi'.se.
ttlf ?'il!l!.e-t
of woolen
with la i .
e i;t.t.tnee
i-e -round,
s-iw.s-n t!i
er of w as .-
si ii.r. ti :s t e.-n
-ilk checks, whi,
,.f ,i. ; '
wi-i: t-.-r.! ci.:t:T
-tripe-, and tin ft
Voile- j'l-t th
:,-w cof.-'i T!
a. re more co-riy.
( ii and w
ICUeh w - I"! in '
r.-n -.',? n
i -iv- :' tie
- i'. .' i
: pattern
are a f;'i!i.
in lor.sfr. tmr
-ow :i- a
n
n ' -r-a-on all
,i
i, ,
1 1i:;.e to r.-n-ic
. r -; ; , f t half
.-e i: ir b.-aii'v
- c,
i
1.. an when w
lit this i- II.
i-h.
t -
1:i.
ir'au'. f'-r t!
'''
1 1
afn -T ! a-t
a -urn tier w i:t
:i r.- -a 1
i-
it rc airs.- !.,
-a'...-!:- ar- -'
,'.,.. an.
'!:.- w.i-h tab.
rb..- 1 w , -mail
,'- a i
v-r
r,-', r'-r.
witii Jap-ltle.'
lilo V ll'-H .
r f'onra!
An Emparor in Love.
The r-c--.,''.. : 'i'-'i-h. -1 -or-e-p..!!.
.: ''!e.-!i I ' riier:: f 'Ve-' ..alhi
c '
!.,- !. -I" p'i- n of Nap. ,1-' II, I.. i':-t beilnre j
ii- tl. art I.."- wit!i M.ri.i i....i:-a j
" Yo'l have II" c fepti- .11. 'IV dear fa- !
'..-r. li. txi en.:ii..re. he i of hi- future
l ie-. H'-h'-ad i- Hi a '.l.le of .'X' t- -
iiii-r.r I a:, ii.'i.ii-;-. t iii.' an idea of; j
not a day pa - ia- :.- ti ,t -end ,-ne of,
i.i- .'!,.!!: '.t r!.:!:!- . hafji .1 hk-.. erclr' i
w it'i the :
He ha- -1.
which ar-lic-av-
th:
- ;t - p. a
t-' Z.i ire. T
Tel. toil :;
: -:; Jupiter,
f th.- ep,.t!.-.
"! ..f MP,,.!.
:i ar: i, d he w ill
.,:. 1 11 !,.- ti . e
'I
1:
An
hi- :..-- I will
r t.u:-,;- and
Irt
-Ic:
r- an-1
.---.! Theni I.- dr--f
car.-, u-i I,
fii .- are trim j n.
i 1 iii-' iiii.ii." ; --d "
Hill. Wl'ii '::e U
learn il - t- a .
f .-i y..u u..r I
ft:- m:-! ::..".-
:l ,. l-rl, -4 re
-Ti," K.t.jsT'.
rt
.1-
i 'I,,
K-.n:
,,f N.,
b'.l 'he . I l- e
r -i-r- an i -i-r. r i:i-i.i.i are k.-pt
iu ti e .Id. Y. il n. ay -:i' ti.a .11
; a -ta'e of !l.i:, '- it i- i:ii!- :' 1-- '
i-a.tar.v i:i...r.iiit iu.-iii.--. No r
L- -i.'ii to a n-j.ii-t f-r audi.-ii.e.
in . hu-i an-i h.t-b- ii a':,!' to see
him oniv
rue-Tie."
.net
-in
W e came to I ill;)- ;
Wanted Employment.
Tiie tic-liotol
fronti.-r a- ft
of life .,:
i the Ari;han
th.-r day plea-aiitly in
arrivai t-l .wo -tran-er-
t. -rnipt.-il by tiie .
,r rl . i -.i, ,.f :!
t.e iroritier fomi:,i-;on.
a na'iie h .r-e-nan. tte-
' r
me of ti.et.i wa.-
side horn, hi -.'.new hat -habby Kuro
penn apparel, n!kei a stalwart (s-olew
triiin. A f.-w ,p.ir--tioti- brou-ht .alt th
-1. tv of tif lattt r. w hit h ,h -rx.-.to is
pre--rved as an exan: !e -.f the endeavor
of one..' th" '.'rent unemployed to tint
-one work -'!,. Tie- man. a
iiat! bv
birth, had w ilk. '! f-..ni' .-ntra! rennatiy
tiir.ni-ii Biisia an;l i'.tkhara. hea.tn -strai.'iit
f..r India, wher.- h.- hoj.d to
find iriuanent en. pi-, mint. Without
liioi.. y, w itl.o'ita p-a ;.rt. w i'hoiif -'ak-lin:
aiiyti.in- but his nn ..r.iir, he ar
rived it the .f-han frontier, hat ins been
. ot.ipelie.I to aoand rii iii -trai-i.t line of
inar. li by tiie deep -li.. w on the Hind.-K.r-h.
Tiie ('oiiiiiti-i-ionr. after pr.id-
ir.tt the n.an with f.l and lot he, sen
him on hit way P-j.-i. ii,-. roiiud.-nt that.
after -..ir. around Af.-ta-ni-tar.. whiiti is
a ctose-l iior to tra. elr-rs. he wilt P-ach
his destination.
, ,
A hotipi bill t he. arpenter's statement.
- ..ther ar-..;;,..-I;
i rr':-!.- i bv V
ap!--, r-o.-e ot f .'tr h"!-ht --Vt- !. r -v
.! ' '..:.i I- :: ii. i :; in-ly. i.-. 'V -.::.
I shhriy .-ut of ti.-r t--.'ns. r-.ne ..?' t:,..
j t'lirms of yo ir.- woiu.mh.s-1. As ti e
j five a p preached, the janitor threw a
cloth over the pickle .'at and in .'ue
t sarprw askcl the y.'.nni; I.idie what
I thev wante.1 We have otne to sref wa
j want tr vou know well, we b.iv-
j ititiif to S'K-k at the ci.li.--," ai.l 'lie'
j el.lf-t ol fie f.e.r ifirls. ri;isri:n.' friifhr
j fuoy and . oiiteiuplatirii the cracks uitrif
I rio. r with .treat ean.estnesr. "But. my
j lear y..i.:n lady, ti'iis iser d a-l KdiM,"
I slid t tie jan:t. r. venr much emryrras-f.1.
I The "mi; la.'.ies looked at ea. h other.
I .in i a painful! i".en.f ensued, until tiie
iir-t speaker produced a lefer troin a
!e id. n- phy-.iian mid a number the
' co'.iev: " fa. ulty, orl.-r.i;; the janitor to
t -h-iw the -irl-around tii- pi. a ,-. T'i.i-
' -s tilt - ,t." said L.ie jaliitof, hai tie sil.-'k
i.i h -a-l dubiously, as with slow, pr-
j te-tiil,' -tej- .111 I 11 .'ar-ihlieSsof Wei, ..n--
!.e ii.'P.i.ic -1 -..me show sis im.-n ;..
i their ui-t. -c. "Thev ii! I-e br:n-t a
; k:n-ler.'.irt. n here next, to -ie t:,e in-
i.-.-'s ...oj. . t a s.ns in aiitat.ii'iy," t:i-h-
h.t-i the -trt.t uiat-T of -iiel.-toiis. a he
( aretiiov ki: e ! a ;!y whi. i. l.r.-ttv;i! j;
; o. tiie ,rccip.t.tl isjlle of A l.lte deced. i;t.
; " B it it :.- ail r.-at : if tiie ti. ut' tan
si.u.,1 :.
The y.
lie-si ;
i t.c an..;
t :au -.r i,
: can.
ox snow I f.i . E H t XT.
' ;r: lad:-- lueatiwitile ma-le t.'le
iieir ti: iie and iu-p.-ct.-. 1 .r--f i" v
.mica! w .;i h-rs a i.i- ii the pay i-r.-i
iaid IIJ..I1 t- th-::i. MI. !i ail
I uii't- i.uix t.i.l.- the visit )' ",
l
! lo.ll.j .'.r,-to -.t ii :l p e r. tt.M
i tr... ici h. .:, e. and It Was -tated t:
,;r t-.er
t:
.':r; .-r part of a cla-s in one .,' tne
; .i l'a - i.. .-as a:.d tiie.r ' ii.ip-l'.lle v. is
I 'at :r ia-ste.icher. Tn.s was found to i
: e ' .:-. ! .:,.! t 'ie teacher a luiittt-l ttiat -if
1 ,,a.l in; r.', hit eti oi.j.s t h -.-.'iu-in an.coii.y
i as a co-n-sf f.,r -iris after . fi.s.l hour.
i t Hie of tla' -t.jdu-s 1 lid .! .A II till- V ear 1
i ;.',ii.i ie ph -io. tv. and diirin-: tiie ,.ur-.-.
: ..a,- ,.f tii" ie.i"(ier' iecture -if re
, nark. I : .ui sii" had .-.i.-ted u.-.ii tif -pi-!
I...1 i- .1 ::..i': . f a i.i m - nice, an 1 It w t- a
i.ir-e a- ii. r tiiaiuix which -oe w-i.il-1 ti.-t
i ii.e." cr--l.tr -i without actual si-ht.
:r - a. re amiir.
! aadti
il r;..-
Ir te
:licv'i w.it:
- an an. ','.
r- !' 'Ii- me.
!.,,.it. il.l l II- '
t. . iS-
-.i fra-irrive-1
i
a.td
t a i hart t-r anv-
,1,'ii: i ;:te th.-m aiiti,.-n;ic in
in in .-ir p..!. ion. i.'i.-y
. .-..iisiiia.io i and .Ic. i.i'-d to
'. ilea! c"l. ' ". 1 ti'-v ashed the
'11
II ir
'accompany t.ieiu. stie. a,i-a-.-:t
iiie'.u in ti.eir re-.-ar.-ii
i.-i -e. wioiu-lv -;:te tor con-
, ,. to
;-.r i.no
-n: .
r-s'K it ia. it.
ftie i.'i-tr.i' tl-iti to !." j.n 'or A.-r.-
1 illl.i'. and t ed L.m what r.r..'u- to -ho
: ti.e li iii,'" ! I'h.'.V p.l d frolll oil'-
! r '.a '- a:.. -Tii. r. expre iii-t h.-ir d.-'t. -i;i
j ..n l -iitl-i.t. : ui a- th.-y b. if 1 I ..... t.
i wiii-i, w-re "i -lacr .mni, n iii'er..t. ,u,.l
my w.-r-' r.ii--l " I -:! y.ci w.i!
I,..; . ant t. . - . in ii -re." sa.d tiie janitor
:t- i!i-v .tint- to the di-s-. t.;:: r in.
" vretii.-y cu'tiu.' up any .ii.- .' " a-k.-ri
tin old.-t stir! m.r,ie-t;y. whi!" the t.ie ti
er held back. P'ts-ntitiif that -he had 1-ft
her iroard iii; hoiL-e. The j imtor inform
e.l ttu-ui tiiat orerati"ii in that room w.i
-usj-eiid.-d f-.r the present, and the yotini;
la in s said the would it in.
" No." exclaimed the teacher with ani
mation. " fh-re lliijlit bea -j. et If, '!:.-!--
in ; !.:-i -rib- ..f tec.,'n;..-:tion." But
th" jirls rii-i'i.'hr tiiat not to v i-.t t hi de
partment would sp. .il tiie f..i''ire of the
trip, and 'hey w.-nr in. m a marble -lab
w i- a 'naii.'i.itii ent -.s-incn of f- rmnin
fy. and just "p(t-ife w.i- an Ad-nis in
fa.. ;.-.-p ..f the I,:. r. ready f-r cni"!
carvin- ot tiie ,iss.- tin: knit--. Tie- -'-ht
ia- 'if that w "i-d cast terror into the
li--:ir' of t h" -u; "--iti-.n if viewed on a
j 'ri ui '.'. but th-- y-..;.. - 'ad..- .-: .-!-!
i 'if i ; ..' a.. 'i-:.l "a lib. r w.tii in. r -ted
1 1 iiiiirk. d .-o::i..-iir'. n r '... :
r i'-ct- their .-V I.- i:.e- . iitr.in- -I. in-, it
f w a- w :' il s-c(.-p'i -i-'iti elf,,-? that their
: t, -1. it.- - enc. .iira.'.-l tii.-m to !.-ave tit. .is-
j -- t.t:.' piiri-.r ..n 1
into an
ther r.roai
la
-tuple'.-a--.rtment of me ii.-al
.-eild : --. n in -i.L-s jars.
t iir tii'- mu-eii'ii of iiabin!
I l,,:..,.' l.i-!. fe.-l much Ml-
aid tiave t.'kr 11 up tif Ili-K
fre-il ellt-rv. .-,.-..7-o-r o- ii
j u.,.,.1..
The Thirsty Eirds.
fit atioilf b r ' i- most -tn.
J'l-t k p the water d,-h oil' of the
for a bit and tii-n y-'i a ill s.e. They
l toii.-h th- hand that rt ;,'..u-n it in
I th.-'r ha-'.- !-. r-'ii. h th- hr-as.-n of 1
i .! -:..-.-. in -y shove and pu-h and
: ti itiij Ir- upr'ii ' tn- an., ther t.. t n.
j itii what i-.--l.i-i til- '.it'i.- i...k
i d pi--I in f-.r tie- .-...!, i.tf draii.'ht,
! I : pr. tV Head- (tfte.l to .waib.W.
, ' I' ,:' 'h !!,! to h- IV.'I, f , ..If
, - -r -' T .. - .; t :. ak- - !,.
j -ci. -.!:. i -ar .rol !i: : !--i in the
lie :r
av.-n
ar it
are
a:, t
-ft.
ii p-.
. ot :; w.
-!, n: I of what a
T
I ..!' . reat
r :.k : ro -i .'- ts -ein,
. a s -ic . A . ::!:; ; tui
"U .t- i-r' uk tind a
it . .1' i. - . w h.if a il-
, d.. a n t.. i,-
i" tree -i.a.i
a .id fiower
What .It".':
an,, t
n.irr.
: -i r ii- ..f I. ii.'i i mu-t tint held, n (---I
be t I the bird of IfaVfll ill tiie early
I ;ii,,rii:r- a n.-n r in- i.l a n tir- touehe- it--iirf.e-r-
ui.-, bri.'htn. : when ii..- i.'-.r,-j
d., v - .,i bin - in: ..:. and ii'-n tne
i -. i.eb "A - -f ". "li ' a le make It '.ej. alld
j lark A,:h the -:i.-!-.w- ..ft he !. '!!- 'iiat
; ''-at a'ro'.e :t 1 I ' A.l li:;- uj. -Ii tic-- :.-.-a,l-t
I '; ;,-:.-, :- ; n.ibire ' w.r;, .c:r aii.'i'rs
j ev ti.e w -r i- of ',',e' A. et ,n-. r-f I-ri-
... .-,.!i " ii. -ii..- to ii. nu :..- "it t far ami
tr;.' a : tie- v i.-t i of the entura s tii.it
- pi'-t -ivir.i il- that t;et r.'t-. t j-.r-traval
' f pt-i e and r -t and utt.-riiio-t
cont.-iit 'lb -hall lead me -.., If tl..
-til! aU-r.' .VI t Ynf Rimul.
Spanish Moss.
Ttie supply "f rnos in l.iiii ma. on
I ttf .-eat-'iird and on the -rream in the
i io'.i.-r pari-ties. is i:n't.-:i.-. probably
, inexhau-tit !e. Thousand of s.uari' mi!.
i of f in t no- festooned with it. and were
I ; h prt'-s-nt crop -ath.-p-d an i the w-smIs
' !. ft bap- t.ut a few year would elapste
i i- fo.-e it would tie as abundant as t.-f.-re.
The 1 ,
wi-le -.pn.!ir.i hie-sov
arid
-we t -, un and fr.e fa. ihtie- for rmnin-
e.-.n every h-re under the tree- pp
- nt advan'a-es for jratherin- it n..t found
e!s-f. li.-re. It merits and . h-prier
lave t Piitt-I a I art.- demand for it in
K.n-iaii.l. and as it Irsftn's known
ti ri.u-i.toiit H.ir'f it mn.-t inevitably
Uj r-Ie ail ottier material for the pnr
l for hit ti it is adapted, and iM
tain'v Is-t-.nieau important ita-in in o-ir
export tra.!.". w-n a m-iie c,ns'iir.e
i ti-.n. I '- ' t n.h.t,..
f Th re is talk t.f r-iinnectiri the I n:tel
r
; State an. i Mr x iro by huildinu a brely
, over the Kio rande at Larel..
,;;o!-, -J Ulroll III V til 1 tl- 1 .1 ii Coll-f-
I'leiice of :ny ion--"idv of'' lur vi.,ry."
l : i that is. what tilir-tv hfie s..i'. th-'
- t
i t