i
i 3
If KlKMS IOPIGS
..tiitD'f win.
..J d I ',t,n Alo,.n' . ......
dTln J1K tin inow
rt to in so""" -
VSnliketoloBCngo!
MfO orr-ama I""! BW!lT.
mM Heart on U marrisRa day.
lmbHntr.r-rtrop-. . il.nl flow
.tr.bute-pearlsoflongago.
Lh,In piro! ' lb IM
L,.h love rrou ITS DOIirai
-.wnUiC Jo n n ,Bl, llfl
1W" lll.-ful tiamn nf wife.
r,,' I'lUt pang that her heart can
. i
. ..wirinxT uTATtMtKT.
lowor Mor". t a recent matins of the
Li AMtiCinttnti oi inn nouiwi.oiruw
llSffS ID I lllinu' 'r"'t '"" .e-" n.-
. ..... Uaini Fit ill ill v hsirtti.
knnn of I'ot drinkers, and the Insldl-
. - lirlehl dtspsss thr.gtin
in knou" - - -
Ltn iiecitnate the rnnks of tho beer
n."
a mvi.R.
,smi. O I.nrd. If we Imve this day
,!,.ni itiivtliinn t increase me I'fiui
irlil Pardon Hi" iiiikiuu worn, in
1 . .i .i i ....i ...in.,1.
fit (.'' 'lir n"'11 nl1' i,rI""" -.-,
,r). to sli"W eywpniny Rim Mnuiy
,.r.. wo l: I o poiiuiiiiy. nu nussi-n
(.,! ! i; m i live tli at we rimy
. mi. tliliur lo lrs"n tli tide i'f
. rr w R-ld t" the sum i.f It ii tn ii n
' imvi mir own sorrows, u
It I T ,'otiti.trJ'S tluit do lint
r . i (or sympathy which Hunt
T . k lit doors Unit ln not
. f ru'' that hide otir
Wii fmrthe loni-Mi'.css,
,. , .- niiers nf this Hi' rtnl life
, .. r f Unit unknown fut i: r.
I, . , , In itu- ilnrk likt n nmnr
fit . . hnm". l"it i linn art hum
ftf ..illl''-" Iininum riiinrr i.-iiiiuii.
tl,M. I'D lint I 'IIVI' UN uri'lllll.F. Mlt
unlirt!:y Smi nml hy thy H Irlt.
II ll'nt till.!" tli" Iohoii of 111 ti ntnl
:i l ! nir wniliiu.'. I'Ul lm iniulc 'l'-
.iitli fiill.'Mlii". ft Unit tlitT" Ui.'iM LH
J . -.-mm lu our liiu. Ani:.
TrMtT.r.VNrE If rBACTICE.
Si-wY'irU OI rfcr ban lieon mnkinij
i nif iiri-i:n nu'i ilniwini; aom con-
mi i lit t'l'iinoniioal I'lToctsof teoiier
'icuminiinity. town if (Juln'T, Mum., ilnrini; tlio
m of It lifi'tsn yii'm (lSI) thu snv
k il-ri'-ltii ii:nountoil to ri3.tC0.
i ctlifii yuincy lins ajnyeil tho ilis-
f hung u i:iIoi)iiIom town, wltu a
a of (IM Minntn ilnj ositH (u
nk, a'-'KipitiiiK 4411, in.'. Thu
ii if .ri"Tt.v In 1:81 Will 57,r.(in,a3I,
l-'.j. i:7.:w:, v., n euin of per
V'i tin Mim spi-nt for poor nirpo-i
wii.s only is:;.!S, n iuaiunt f 15,-
.u tli In-t yr:vr of IIcjiim.
tVr wiiriN, wlilio tliH popiilatlnn ln-
. ir "ut, tub poor account
' eroi'iit. In ISS1 nnlv 24 botipi
rutin ISO", 157. CoutniMIni; tho
'.. -f tiling-, in yulucy with thut lu
! rt. a iiluco mily two-thirds lt
i; f.p:ir Hint v.hila ho hitler town
. ii'J.OOO on Itu poor this lst year,
1 irri-t.t for iliutikenneAi, Quiuov
- nimo jviir only JNSJ't on Its
-villi lut SCO urriHtu for drunken-
t i?a into nnv mher tihnan nf tlia
k-oei'U !-tlon, it lii vurv plain to any
mai iirun:;i'iiii"M is un immeiiso
:h oommomvcalth. Thi Kouerul
, -"-list piiy fur RiMitlotinl police pro
, '.'.uru, nini ImnKiiion. In order
NDi'irW may havj tho 'Tinlit" to
I. tho ll'iuor tiipy want. It U a costly
ol the community pays for It lu
. vim may b aure. The l'uthlluJur.
niTixo "kp.fp air.oo?."
llowluc truo story only the nnma
Sruitu i-t toIJ la ilio l'iutbura Lls-
ljr that SiiSith ln junt sohl out his
I-1.K, .-Ii" . 1 -JlllU (, IlllllllIlUI
J nit fli'jiii thi-ir heer iiri'l ontlu); a
lu u Siiiitnllcl l Nnloou.
' rcst caili",! the otlir r nitiier slowlv.
It wa!. tlin reason? I tliuu;-Ut ha wiU
inn niniiy tlii'rc."
:"r uiiiiiii. i n en-Uor nuitrHctijliv
iicnt mill thfu siiiil:
r.'thi'r a fiiiiny story. Smith, von
ivfs on M'Hiut 'Va,hini.-ton. rtirlit
wIht" lm lias an excellent wife, a
i". iiivl ttiriM n.s iinittv clithlren ns
V'i.1 bul'ioors nil hojji, you know,
" " over nine, na nit ntiout thu
'. isinitn is n pretty re-itiectiiblo
citir. 'a n. ver ilriuks or eiimlj o.j.
tli woil.l of his family.
lm went t.):un on.) afternoon last
1 foiiU'l his wifo out shoppiin;, nr
ii "f that Sdrt. H'l weut throiiili
" into tho l a -1; yar.l, ami there uu-
"Hi.e ticii wru tin) llttlo follow
iiiey h.nl a l.-iicii nmi Bm9 t,ot-
tiiinljlfirs hii 1 TCl'rrt lilltvitiiy lfAn,
1 II'Mintice,! that tiiny Were ilrlnk
r.liiua out of u pail HD'l that they
V jouili'i-.l, WHO wusLiuiilu l
lul a tow-1 tie i Mr.mna hU wi;lnt
-"tt'iij t le ilrlii'.-s un i.miiu ru
fc'.kM ov.-r nn l lookcl imn t:i. nmi'
"'r. una two of ttio buys were no
ia th'iy MaisiMwl. A nulithbor's
)w oliior, lay alooji buUlU'l the
1 'd! boy., you mint not drlnkthat!'
i" lifted the uix-yoar-oU from be-
ttliUl.
Ijlayiji; s'loon, papa. nn' I was
Jiut lUe you,1 gaiii the little ful-
1 ?our?J out thu hour, carri.l tho
V v.,.C, U lU,,a ,,jUl l4
ai'l put lli.Mii to bed. When his
Wok Uo Juuu 1 Uim cryluj; like a
' Jowutown that nlsht ami gold
i''a ami says he wi.l nuvor gull
';'iher drop of U,,aor. Hl.s wife
u t ui'"' hh" d0WU cry"
pVITBASCK NEWS AND NOTE!.
l-rowier" U o poor truvflins com-
l1K'?l.,.y Jll'HheJ In Mls.sls.slpp!
k - n. ...,, un oun uauwuea.
I'hureh fniia ..... .L
Il.kt .ii.ii . '""Of ne que
I I h '.W1 ,,owi,n ,u, alooLb?"
It It a to iIa tviM,.,. ii.
. ..uvuv tiiaiur
ril'i,0"."1'1 tnn "ho". o eultl-
lu to mi ,i c"u",r5r 9 0r9 Paid
f a to blit-m their lutuilect.-aeorge
ri Thul.i r Cltyt0 ""tl,8r
.u'bii ,ri" "av'll" men from
"rrnh?f"fU -To,al AHnene. So
U chin,'" 1110 Mi '"Wtaohoo-t,
na:" have been ijiuU.
l"uayoiU0'?I,,Ull,,0.lT9
will boy muol .r-' ooffue
Li eJ wUl011 w- hoia one hun
'."Utha'hoBa i wv'ihi h'punieM poison
Ptoll. ' d'itry tu body io
SELECT RELIGIOOS 8EADIK1
' OOD'l OTrBSBADOWINO.
The etis o( the constant presence of
Ood. may b, according to thetoul'e attitude
a source clthor of aupr.mPKt peace or of
keenest dlstrosa. To the Chrlatfan nothing
Is sweeter than the thoiiRht of the Divine
overwhadowlnir, the perpetual consciousness
of the Heavenly Father a watchfulness and
sympathy and protection. But the rlnnet
haa no Joy In (lod'a presence. III denlre Is
to get away from Ood, to flee from the all
seeing eye, to escape Into aome black
ness of darkoegg whero he will be
hidden even from Omnipotence. Hut
It Is an Impossibility for any soul to en
tirely foret Uod. There tnav be long peri
ods of spiritual atia-tliesin, 'during which
conscleui'o may be hound and silenced t but
sooner or later the normal condition, tho
llod-i'onscioiisncss of the soul, will ri'turn,
and eiVn the abandoned sinner will feel the
brooding of the Mvlne Hplrlt. the over
shad, iwlng of tho Almighty's wings. At
such times Hie ntignlfh of the sinner must
bo unspeakable. No wonder It ling been
pronounced by a ecrtnln school of modern
religious thought, tho only and the utter
most hell which tho human soul can know.
Vet It Is poyslMo to convert this very h"ll
Into n heaven by so simple n process ua a
;hang" of attitude on the pnrt of ihn sin
ning soul. Uod will nlwnvs overshadow
the human spirit, but tho huinnii spirit can
determine ulicther that overshadowing
hall be sunlight or gloom, Joy or sorrow,
pence or despair.
Kven In the throughly Christian life there
are times when the miiiI need t, remember
II nt Its own iMtltmlu deti rnilnes the nature
of liod's niliii-triitlon to it. '1 lie nlmU'lity
wings overshadow in s ir.iuiy ways, a nil
sniuet Ime.s ways so strange ! j'lir " is the
ovor.-liinlnwiiig of afflict inn and sorrow. How
ninny of us eitii alwajs llnd the heart nf Uod
In Ills lieri'ii"meiit ' To S'Unn It seems
'iItvosI a i If Cod were brooding over us
tin Ii. ns flu broods oyer the linrepent
nnt tlmiper with clouds and darkness
and punitive pain. Hut if we look
up to Him nrlgh: -in the right spirit--wo
hull see that it Is only tho bi antllul over
shadowing of love, tne cloud Willi the lining
f I'nl'l. the slit. ii ling wings of tonderest
fatherhood, iiod broods over i:s lovlngiv
at nil times nml In nil whys, if we haie i iil'v
the faith to believe it. nmi to live on in triir-'t
until we know It. Over all Ills children
lo d spreads the wings of Ills love. To some
the overslia lowing may seem grievous, but
they do not understand, lis they will
someday. '1 tie sinner who has sorrowed
and suffered Into tepenteiieej the mourn
er wli'i has is"iitcd thro'iKh tribu
lation, the blighting eurso of sel-li-lincss
and worlillii.es-: t'e sufferer who
has li ariicil through pain his heavenly les
son of sympathy mi. I charity all tin's" de
clare that thi pri'M'i'C" of li'od has I ecu to
them the supr. ni" good, the filial I l"s-ing,
of lif". I'or nil of u the ovcrhii'!"Wfiig oi
tiod Is th.' t. ;it mi'l the perfei tin;' nf i :ai rio
ter: ntnl n Mli.g ii we look unto Him
-nail llie :ni:niir; i.f life's epei. nei s le
revealed to us.
DRAGGED TO DEATH.
Armstrong County Woman KlUod ia a
Bnnaway.
THE Vo;i i; of Tilt: riltMrlir.il.
Man has Invented many curious wind In
Strtllliellts. I lit tlotlliti;; ipllt" so liarvelous
as the hun. an M ice. It In ars til" stamp o
the lilvine. It. . Id" this divine irat''ipiecn
tlio inventions nf man ap ear etn ap und
mean. Man's work i.s i.;. Improvable to
g"t something belter h" juii-t invent a
new Instrument ; hut the li.imau Vol
Unlike evi ii tho.te of lean and bird. Is
susceptible of the tin st wonderful Im
provi'ini'iit. As tlrst given. t!n v -i.i of
some I irds suipiss that of IniMa'i being:
but the voice i. i he bird is sta'oinry lil;e a
wind Instrument, while that of inn it is
en; able of liid,. Unite eultlvatloii. In send
ing them fo,-th to disi ipie the nations, I iirb -t
gave Ills pr. iichers this silver trumpet Tho
world can in ver outgrow Its charms. Tho
printed page can never r"pla ! the cunning
of tho tongue it voice. There are two things
remarkable about this instrument of per
suasion: It is adapted to embody sentiment
and moral truth; It gives expression
to the spiritual ns W"U as the ma
terial world. Tim I rate can tell only
hi. material ncils. sufferings or joys, aiul
tho bird, in his song, cannot lift himself out
of the muuiliuie sphere : but man's vole" Is
full of suggestions of the Invi-dhlo nml th"
spiritual. Again, the improvableness of the
humau voice ,saln,nst iiiculeuuble. Wlnti -lleld
would put the vvlijiln go.pel message
into a word and bring tears to the eyes nf
nn audience by the repetition of the' wild
"Mesopotamia." Words are rubber und
su-eeplible of Indefinite inflation by Un
skillful i;se of the human voje". Sire
voices are iia'urally better than others, but
even thu poorest may be In-tiered l.y um- and
attention to the lav regulating articula-ion
and eiiiiielntioti. The minister should be a
good render as well as speaker, an I to ke-p
lilm-elf fresh in this department he slneil I
read iiloi.d each day. The voice, w ith f.i -il-ily
in its use, is mi Iriport.int purl nf hi
stock in trad". He must be a voire, but
lint a mere Voice; the Void, u, l;.t Uavo n
imiu und a Uosj el behind ll.
VVl.fK ol' TI'.t'SIVVolMlllNKSS.
The li't'-erity whl-h can be trusted ba
nlwaya iossi ssi-d a high moral value, nn l
has been regarded as un important eieiiien-.
In Christina chara -ter. 'Mm changes in one
socinl and Industrial condition have teieb I
to give additional commercial value t. .
triistwirthliii-s. lu former limes cneh
small holder managed his own lillle estate,
und tho eliara -ter nf his eiiiplnyii was
i-ompnrativelv little importaueo decause h
wrought under the owner's eye. Those
duys are gone. Money has to bo Invested lu
new wuys, and mii'-li of it through agents,
immense .sums go into corporations, ami thu
diameter of tlio iiianngemerit becomes an
important matter for the investor. To know
thut ho has a careful. Judicious and trusty
ugeiit odds not a little to his sense of secu
rity and happiness. In all the new forms
of Investments tho opportunities for dishon
esty in thu utroiit nr" much greater ihan
111 the old. Not a few have availed tliein
gelven of these opportunities to nppru
prlutu large sums which were net tlnir own
The world Is never going buck to U Id
methods of business, nml the i harie-ter of
agents who inaiiagii tho property of others
must come with each year more' impoitunt.
Th" man who proves himself tru-twi niiy
will bo more and more in demiind, while tho
one lacking that clement w ill llnd liiu:e:f
discredited lu tUo market.
H ALCOHOL A TOISON?
This question, ns wo learn from f.-1 Picn
Soclulo of ll'dgluin, Is thus ausworod by lr.
Luborde, of the l'aris Faculty of Medicine:
"Ye, alcohol Is a poison, because it l-m-duces
those derangements or goiious acci
dents, even mortal, which strike ut oi-cn the
body nod the miud. It proveutstho man
walking straight and causes hi in to stagger
and fall; it makes him tremble and gives him
convulsivo shocks; It makes him fooMsli and
criminal, driving him on to murdsr his
mates and even his nenrost rotations; It re
duces him to the state of un imluilc, an
Idiot, and ft brute that U to say, to the
level, and even below thut, of uu aulmal.
And, beyood that, It condemns him lo lo
tha parent of unhealthy chlluron deforme l,
epileptic. Imbecile) or Idiot dlspo.nl to
Oiur.iur their fellows und become criiniii.il."
Hucu is a short picture of.akoholic piv.oij
lug or alcuUulltui.
TBOya LIUNC liAi'.VOK THE VOICE.
An expert. Hints Heeves, gives it n.s Ills
opinion that "(he timbre of the voice Is dnm
aged by indulgence In gtroug drink, mil
that to abstain altogether h to give It that
force, precision and ohuracter which ever
made singing a success. This Is an opinion
to the valuable Jeson of which not only
profHssluial ami amateur singers, but all
who arujn tha habit of using lutoxlcnuu,
would do, well to Kiva bod."
A horae driven by John Mulbcrger, of
Hum Creek township, frightened at a bicycle
and ran away on tha road near Llderton.
Mrs. Mulberger, who was In the buggy, at
tempted to jump out, but was caught and
dragged half a mile over the stony road.
When extricated from the wrecked buggy
she was dead. Mullierger's both legs were
broken. Mrs. Mulberger was over CO yuan
of ago.
Kdward Metjt, of Wheeler, was walking
through Laurel Hill mountain woods w hen
he was attacked by rattlesnakes, which
chased him some distance. He matinged to
reach a place where some lumbermen weru
at work and they killed the snakes.
At I'lilontown Charley Mex, the half-breed
Mexican and negro, who was convicted of
attempted nssnult upon Miss Husted, ws
sentenced to live years in the penitentiary.
Joseph liaising!-r, for stealing u cow, wenl'a
year to the penitentiary.
At n meeting of the polce committee of the
council of New llrighton, all the old police,
men of the borough were discharged, with
one exception. They were n"cusd of per
niltiing gambling dens to be in operation in
tho borough.
The Jury nt Kls'iishurg lu the case of Jacob
Thomas vs. the Western Insurance company
of Pittsburg to recover on a policy on a grts't
mill which was burned, returned' a verdict
awarding Thompson 4 l.biai.
A large ipiantitv of goods stolen from Sn-
Wlckley people bus liemi r Vere, nt Nw
Castle. Albert liay, a burglar who was cap
tured at Cleveland', tol l win-re tlio stuff was.
Ills brother was iirreste .
The First ltaptist Church of l'.rle hat split
owing to a ill-put" over the past.-r's ntti-n-bullion
to duties as an oillc-r of the 1'ro.
t" -te.l Home Circle. Fifty or sixty inemb-r i
will start n new church.
Frank Winters and Charles llapperltig
were sentenced by Judge Ii I to ten davs
lu jail and OHKl line ea li for conducting' a
gambling room ut 1'iin.xsutawuey. liotli
pleaded guilty.
(iov. Ha-tlngi has Issue a rnu!sltl ti mi
the governor of (Milo for the arrest an I de
livery of Thomas llolan. who l wanted in
lteiiver county for the enibor.'.lcment of
school taxeg.
Another confereni') was held Saturday be.
Ivveen tii" employes and managers of the
Itoehester t'-.-nbl'T work, but the strikers
r.-niaiiieil firm an l nothing, was accomp.
Ilsli.d. '
A trunk belonging to a Hebrew named
Jacobs, who boards with Lewis Mhakii..fkl,
lu I.udwick, near (irernslmrg, was i.roi."ii
open mi I ?l i.i in casli taken,
Fy the coi',is,,n of a freight and coal tra.u
on tli" liehiw.-ir", I.iickawana and Western
railroad, near llalsiead, Fngme. r ( 'ml. ling
ton was killed.
There nre too many pupils for the accom.
niodatiotis at I'reedou'i, an I th" o' l l'r' sby
terlaii eliurcli will be Hit d up or s-hool
purposes.
Tin- .'..-ad body of an Infant wa. found In
the dam at Veii.uig Mills, n.-ar Franklin.
It had bis'ii killed and thrown into the
water.
The 1 l'.Hh anniversary of the inns-acre of
(leu. Anthony Wayne's'troops by the llritlsh
was celebrated by'lhe ieo I" of l'aoll ,s imr
day. Hcspolnleiiey lielucil by fullure t l get
work caused Thomas Mlb-sof N.-w Castle, to
shoot himself through the breast, lie will
die.
William F.gbert, uged ir,, while rl Hug ou
the footl-onrd of a trolley ear at Wllke.diarr",
was struck by another ciir and kiiied.
David II. Fisher, a farmer living near
(Ireensbiirg, fell from a load of hav, striking
ou his head, and was fatally injured.
John I'oplgl" stabbed .l -hn I'. ilt. u twice
with a vtlll-it.i at Uunhar .Saturday i.lght.
lloltoii may die, I'opigio Is in jail.
Kdward Krat-t, aged 11, was arrested at
Norrlstnivti f.-r Hcndiug hheious mutter
through the mall to itev.vi ISaldin.
Twenty-sl.x tramps wer" arrested at
Ureensburg for stealing ri les ou the Penn
sylvania railroad fteight trnlns.
William I'.oliim I-in jail at lieaver, charged
with einl.e.'.liiig ri.i.ii iH'l.mgiag t White
township two years ago.
The Western tile works at lieaver Falls
lias shut down Indellnltely ow ing to the de
pression in trade.
Cnnnellsvlll" lemocrats celebrated Wash
ington's farewell uldrcs annivrr.ary Satur
day night.
ht. l'aul's Fvang.-ll.-al Lutheran chur-'li at
Somerset was .-truck by lightning and ba lly
daiuageil.
Samuel Itrant. of perry, wus badly hurt
lo-nil explosion of dvuaiuit" vvlnle digging a
v. ell.
'Minimis Starr, while digging a well at
Norristown, was l uriol by u cave-in and w n
die
Wllllo Imswiler wn run nvr an I killed lu
the l'etiusylvaiila railroad yard at ( oluuibus.
Typhoid fever in a .serious form has I y
coine epidemic at Morrell, near I (unbar.
William Fields, age. I l'l, fell under a train
ut West Fll.abeth and had a f jot cut off
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.
Works at Fottitowu Will Returns After
Prolonged Idleneis.
Tho plant of Foils llrotli -rs' lrmi company
at I'ottstovvu. Fa., will resume after a pro
longed idleness. The employes of th" upper
mill and the I'uiversal mill of tho l'ottstowu
Irou company have I n n . t i ;(. I to go to
work ut once. The receivers ot th" Iron com
pany, who oxpci te.l to return tli" works to
the company on epteiu!n r I, now look for
a t' rminauun nf the rccciv-'r.-hlp about
October 1.
l;n..sn u. l'l. n t' i.i:f5ti: .
The big plant i f the F.dgar Thomson steel
Works at liruddoek, whl'-li lias Inn n closed
down for two we 'i.s, has resumed opera
UoiiH in all d 'I'lirtiii'-iiis. i-V'-i i the light
rail mill. Orders ou hand will keep tho
ll.nnt) men i-inployed for tan week.,. Six of
tho blast fiuna -i s are working. Two ure
being r -lliK-d. und preparations urn being
made to blow lu two others.
Work was begun last week on 'JOO new- coke
ovens ut Fl-'iiura l'a., Mines. Two hundred
ovens added to the alrcuiiy riieriuoiis coke
plant of the 11. II. .V 1'. company, which now
lias close to li.Ood ovens, wid a id consider
ably to thu Importance oi this community us
a coke producing center.
A decision of articular interest to laiic
coal shippers wus rendered in a suit against
western roads, the effect of which was "that
carrleia have no right to ili.-rcgard distance
und natural udvaiiliigi-s for the purpose of
bringing ubout commercial cipjity."
Tlio wag'-s of the Mercer county, l'a.,
miners will be reduced ou account of the re
duction in thu Fittslairg und Cleveland dis
tricts. About 1,200 men Will bo ulTucted.
Tho ooul operators of Ohio will demand
next week thut thu wui;es for coal mining lu
the stain be reduced to 43 cents per ton, us a
result of the cut iu Pennsylvania,
A uew lodge of the Amalgamated associ
ation was formed Saturday night ut the now
tin pinto mill iu Washington, pu.
The miners at Monongahelu, Pa., held a
muss meeting buturdoy aud refused the Bit-cut
rate.
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Lively uver, Pure uio)dt Beautiful
-. m a mm mm .
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Complexion, Perfect Health in
CANDY
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drrs-i'd hy 7 o'clock.
Tli'wldrr I rotlcr i f I ivi I I.iv.n--t ..n.. is
Still liVlil ' ill l.lst .wel, t'.-:l'lil.
A K'rr.it feto w.i. Kivcu ut I'liri-ti.Tiil.T, Nor
wuy, a few il.i).ii,- i, in lioinr ol In. .Viiiseii.
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Moror-'o's ur i y is ;i S -.-tsiuun, .'.l -l.e.in ,y
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Aiu"ric.in Voiuiileers, v.-.i . ord u tci i idly,
a pri'sliy'.nr of tlio Pv.ui : -li Til I'lmr -Ir-s iu
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Wlirii (lovcrnor lira llc , of K 1 1 ( 1 1 k y , I s out
nf tlio stutii on privalo liiisine.-, h.. j.uvs out
uf Ills unii poi.'.rt t Ii" sulury -, tlm A'-tini
(ioyeriior.
l'lillirr Kncipp, tin proj ln-t of the Imrnfoot
niovuiiiiMil now '-Ulim- s i mu -li nli'-ulloii
hero, lias written it l"c'.. in whl-h Ir- ,r
uouinx's lil;!l lii"'lr.l sliue, uu 1 corsets.
Mi-s I'.llcii A rl fi u r. a . 1 1 1. fi t '-r of tho ln-o
Pri'sldcnt Arthur, lias just arrived In tins
country alter nn c.vmi." 1 trl. in thu old
country. Sho will rcsul ) nt lie- old Inune iu
Allmiiy, . V.
Twmit y-llvo " irs h- David IS. Kriincis,
tlio new Siicr'.'taryof III" Interior, was a liuin
llo iiewsli iy, siilluu paiii'rs upmi the slrcels
of Itlclmioiil, liy. His fiiilu-r, John 11.
Frauds, kcpl ill" "Did (' rn -r" Tavern.
Tim do il Ii nf tlm eminent Jannesi hiolo
Kist. Ilin ta, is iiiiuiiiiui'i'd hy Nntiirii, A'lii -li
dwells mi his rcsi'iiri'hes mid puhllcatioiis, lu
the lust of vvluiili lm "ilispiis.,.s of uu error lu
fuiidatiiHiitu's, of wiih-li Western n nliryolo
uists, studying tin lion's eju ud uuusoam,
lad uuvcr UrcuiuDd,
Tho Imcklelicrry crop lu the Itlu-s moun
talus of Ori'Kou Is morniuus tins year.
Every Lush is loaded, and the Imrrlos are
said lo be so thick on lilalock mountains
tuut the cattle that rautra are all ginimid
purple from walking throuyb and lying
(Juwu iu the putclies.
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