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FOR PAIN. Believes-and-cures

Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,

BACKACHE, -

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QTJiKSt, SWELLESTGS, S p t t A I N S ,

Soreness, Cuts. Bruises, FBOSTBITJES,

BIJJRXSf, SCAfcDS, And all dthpr hodily cehes

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ALDCHPtERA DISEASES '. ' \ •-'

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Ca.ptain I r a "B. Fofe, of Coldsborough, EDUDBJ sayii <• ©ne of my siilofcs vis stHck-\ -ed'.gevi^ly. with, cholera. rr.™b'us.. .^read-'iftinisfergd' Bain KiUer; and savid Etim.** - -"'

Jv W.Simdnd5, Erattlcbofb, Vi.,sa'ys:, " I n ^ases of cholera-mott«r>"aTitr sudden atjtac-ks of suronler curaplaiut i , 1 have xjiverfound it

j tofiul." ' • - • . . • ' ' . ' . •-

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T h e S^bscribere. w»a!<i g iye co>tp<» tft t h e peop!»irf L<^rlsco«>!i'.y, It "* *hfv bftife a l l t h e ap-pnr tensuices 'and n a h i h e r y for t h e m a n a f e c t u r e o i ? . . .

SAKE, B U S ' B S . OOi E S i i H A O K E T S

A*4ca ,n s u p p l y t h e m wi th any in l f ig to- t h s t r t top o n te r ras Jo ciJEipefe: p ' t h a n y o t h e r *twp» • - - • • •

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mr-nidings an l shJ 'd . -.! ;irice,s- ths i t iy) tl

Give them from 25 to' 50- pe r ee«f,

Sewtagt.Visaing, SfetojaBg.

and any.o-ther. 'warS: i bijsittpss. per iot»ned aatisfai-'i<>a.

i tsoarsootioa to th"- wont

w l t h t t i e r.-.-.-npJet.e

Oaf-shop i s s t tpp i i ed ' ^Hth t b e bes t c l a s s ol •maehineryk a ikl ts^.iZHMt i r i u t i a t a a t ' wor.fe-m e n . •

^! I kijads of P*neIoDcT H - i r b o a r d S a w -tri3,,as wel l a s ' Oireffilar a n d Seroi-i Sa-wir>g d o n a o a s h o r t n o t i c e .

• T n r n « i a n d FSuted. iSaa i s te r s a n d j ieweU Postsi 'eohgtantt?- i a hand',""'*'' m a - ' e t o o r d e r .

•Ehrntn^ o ta iHi l f l ^ iRexsou ted l a g o o d ai&ir

WatertowE. Woolen

&% Siziss and Cfolors5 • i s - swt r ran ted tobemar fe f rGm n o t h i n g b u t -

, Piire F leece Wobl ? and.conceded hy a l t : u s « s t o be t h e

. -Best and llostteaUp E n i * t i n g Y a r n nwdfl . P y o u r m r a e h a n t does -no t k * e p i t , send T B S cen t s torSampIe

S k e l n i s t a w n g s ize a d d color w a n t e d t o

3e(k&. Iissefty Mamifacto?&% W A T f RtOWN» N. Y*

Wi'l oit- ' t jnatton S t ree t , j u s t a b o v e S u s p e n ­s ion Br idge.

E v e r y Ske in .hss -n iy t a g i n . N o o thers -a re gft' iii'ne.' Also m a k e ai l k i n d s of P l .AN-*• Kfc, 4«m6

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C A S H * » A i » F O R W O O l . .

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BIISJEISIES OJF. j a o S « t B I T O T I M E .

They bi te a t '.night wi th peat i 'dp* l ight, and pu t most people, i n a rier^-vous fright. Their b'iua th«y stick with poisonous prick iff cbiidren'ia flesh and mafca them aiefe. On buz­zing ^wingr the insects sing, before j n -sBrtins their wicked sting. Vic t ims com plain of cruel pain, and would rather not bo bitten agrain. Th* pain to s top, apply one drop- of PEajtY D A V I S ' S P A I N K H J I J E E from the druggist 's shop. .

Thp grpatest events of an age aro i n bt>st thoughts. I t is the nature of thought to find its way into action.— Boice.

The best tonic med icine—one that is r io t i - m u p i w o d m o M t l y t>f n i c o h o l f»r whMey-^-is BroWn's Iron Bitters, i t isgraaranfe^d to be non*intoxicating and will abS"lut<*iy.ldU all desire for whiskey and other intoxicants. I t has been thoroughly tested and. prov-PH itself in every instance . a never failing cure for dyspppsia.irii igestion, ftii!iOH«ness, weakness, fTebility,ovpr-work, rheurqatjsna, neuralgia, con­sumptive disease, liver, coin plaints, k idney troubles, etc.

IT?" you nave built casties in the air, your work need not: be }6it. Tha t 'is •where they should' b e ; but pirt foun­dations under thera.-^Thofeau,

W H i l I S THE Umi.. • -- -of buying worthies?- niedieines, and spending money on qnaek doctors, .whose only idea is to gull the p u b l i c . Is it. not bett'er, to buy reliable medi­cine l ike 'Sulphur Bi t te rs? X th ink 'so, -as they pured m e Of Gate'rrh-aftef suffering th ree years.—F. P. OI*rk,: Manchester. . . . . . . -6w2, ,;.

One of tbe illusions is' tna't t h e pres- ' ea t 'hour is not t h e ' critical'; deeMyft; hour . Wr i t e i t on your.'..heart that, every d a y is the beat dajr in the. year. —Emerson. .." ".

T t o e M e a d o w s O f » f a r y i a i i . d .

SPBINGSTfiKD. PBlirCB- '©BQEGE'S Oo.tiVl-D Mr. Ohas. B. 4^ddfednVaf the.above pifl.ee. state.si: *«I sprained-pay. r ight knee eansing-.inte.nse snff«rr -i'ng, a n d th,e use of CTUtebes-for sever­al w'peks*' I f u n d n b rp.lipfinVithiir remedies and finallv M M the miracle, of eurevSt. -. j:»»Cobs.Ofl;.. In • a short, t ime I could bend ,m^ knee-rrwhich had•'beeri-.asS.tiirVas an iron xod- laying aside m y Crutches and was "able to •w*lkaswell'-a i 'P'ver;'*'

T h e renowned Br . Olendennine ..says one-third of. all, his dissections Showed Sierfm of Hear t Disease.; if yon have i t in any form, use Dr. tJraves ' 'Heart Regulator , 'SI per ba t ­tle of druggists. 6m2' •

• • -Oharactei isnot .cnt in'tearble.<rritis not something • solid and unalterable. I t i s s o m e t h i n g l i y i n e a n d ichtangipg, and m a y become 'diseased -as our bodies do .^Gkorge Mio t .

. S c r o f u l a . , ....

. A medicine tha tdes i roys the germs ofScfofula and has^the power to root if ojrfc is .appreciated b y the., afflicted. ThP:'rem»rkabTp''urei5 :pf meii:, ;women and;iel).i1;dren as described by *estim0?:

nialkf prove BEood's SwsaparHla a for liable hfjedicine cont#nii.nsr..rAmedial agents which eradicate gefofola from t h e binnd- W r i t e s mm,'' feM. W •sM^ealea*s. t3,"I» e«oH '€eo . , i iOWe0 , ;.Mass. :• ---- v- • ..'.:•-: •• •••-••••'. •';.-.•.--:.-- -

; . . "% fo^Ri a correct judgmeftt- con­cerning, the. tendency of a n y do&trjaf,. We should look a t . t h e f o r m s . i t bears in i h e disciples ra ther , t han .in t he t eaehe r . for he.orily.niade it—tbjey are made by. it.^-T^ate,' ;

Bt'Ogf.w*s fclyerwjiHrt an:d..Tatr..

Ts-onaof the.most reKanle cough inedicines iypr prepared . ' I t ' has" brought thousands back from dea th ' s door, wbo ha<i been 'giv^n «p to die of con sumption. Dr. J&oger's 8-yr.up of Divierwort, .Tar and Canchalagua, has a reputetiop second to no .other coneh mpdifin.e.'in t he world. Tl is a specific for Asthnna,' B e a d t h i s :

Mrs .0 . A. EliiSiPf Washington , D. 0 . , wr i tes :

"This is to eertify tha t I 'Used Dr. Bog.er's l i iver wort .Tar and Gatieha:la-? gua for Asthmai.and' consider-it.'.the.-best r p m e d y T ever mefc .1 have suff '. erpd. alt m y life,witft it,.'tjlfX used the . Livprwort and Tar. i t is "nature's, own B e m e d y . " -

Mathew's Ha i r Dye Gives .-a nat i i -rat color to the hair or whiskers , and does not crock. . ' ' ' • ' . -

Spalding's Cephalic Pills, Celebra­ted remedy forh,eadache,andfor con­stipation, indiges.flon,&c.

The lowes t ' ebb is t h e t u rn of t h e tide.-^-LongfpIlow. ' " - '

X J E t E S G A I t E O R d r t . "

S y CHSBEBS TS... OBBBy.

' ' T h e w o w s a r e pt i l l in- ' i ip t h e ooi'n "'••'-Upon t h e plain,"- s a i d b e a c o n ©ore,--;

" A h u a d n r d h i l l s a l i ' e ady gohe,-r , W e ' l l t r y t h e skeerofow p l a n once m o r e , "

" J o h n . r u n a n d b r i n g tnjr t r a t e i n ' su i t , • And w.HhitfetoU tay.beU t a p p e d ha t -> ..

Kig n p the old c h a p real c u t e • A n d makd h i m p a r t y m i t t i i n ' © t . "

a " \.nd I ' l l load u p t n e old F r e n c h g u n -

Si x augers:! w o n ' t i t m » k e s Q t n e n o i s e ! W e * H h a y e a Ieetlff e x t r a fiin."

H*' said wi th cHuekiu to t h e boys .

WliRn n igh t c a m e o n w i t h sable reign. They i n r u e s s e d u p t h e o i d whi temai 'e . . . . .

A n d b o r e t h e i m a g e to t h e piala. Ar r ang iog . i t wi th g rea t e s t ca re . "

' ^ - . • ' . - - ' . - . And t h e i s o u g h t o n t a p l a c e to h i d e . - ,'

•The he 's t day , ere. t h e n i o r n l n g ' s S a w n Shon id cal l t a ' e p a r e a t s - t o n ' rovide

Thei r cal low y o u n g -with s to len c o r n . •

A n d sui-e etiongh. before t h e c rows t h e Esacbu and his b o y s w e r e the're,-

s r a rwa j l iBd loog ' tohea i ' tbelrToe's' * :' "•"."' .With angry, eawings fill t h e airv '•••

The boys peered t h r o u g h ' t h e mossy • wall , . T h e n he ld the i r side's w i t h mi r th ' s u p ­

pressed,- "-"..- : .'-•- . , . ' . ' - " ' . ' . ' .

One c r o w . w a s p u t ' i n g a t A s e f a w l . = • - . -."Of-hair 'outs idethesearecrow's^yestV,• . . -'•

T w o o thers o n - t h e g ro t ihd be low ,..Were;.c«kUt»g ln..a s x n e y - w a y - ; . . .. -The p.jiicoa sa»-' t h a ha t ed foe - . . : _ ' ;

A n d cocked 'h is g u n w i t h o u t de l ay , .. '

Kerwbang-HT ah'& d u s t e d fea thers tfew: . .White echoes .answered -fir a n d wide,-^>'. ;The Ite&cQto harfl iy/^i tharey?'" ' . •' a i n mai ine ' r "nbtso dlgnif tsdi ' . " ' . '•'

A grand, d isp lay of. s h o o t i n g s t a r s .-..-. -. •' ' . J i l 'e ihts .as to»is t tedgaze.a t .a ' 'S t , . WhtTe'shouts w e r e hea rd mid loud h u r r a s , . " f i r jthks,!v-the old, s h e b a n g has"'b'o.*ti,>""

T h e boys .huag u p their, ragged, crows Aii ' tPi 'h a n d r ida t ' ed .mt t i t h e shot, . .

W h i l e Beacon Gore- w i t h bloody 'no?« Ii t iaped. h o m e w a r d - ta lk ing of-th's p l o t . - -

' T bought t h a t g u n Of* E h s i g a Oiay.' . . .•.._•. Somfeforty y e a r s agOormoie , ' [ '

But n e v e r k n e w t n e ' r i W J h l n g p lay ' ' .' ^ e s t t c h . a ^ a r n a l t r t q k - . a f o E f e " '• . : . "

ThS'secret, so ffie s to ry ' r^h . . . -' . . "Was'this—the-'lo'ad-at'first. was : l ' a rge ,

B h t a f t e r w a r d t h e h i red-h jaa - . - - • ••. • J u t i f l auo the i ' rous ing c h a r g e .

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Ou Sunday .heaven's gates open.—George. Herbert .

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Gilmore's Aromat ic Wine is more highly recommended by.physicians" and medical societies than.any other: remedy in the wor!d> I t is warrant ­ed to cure all diseases peculiar t o Wo-' men. l lbr r i son <fe Moore, Ijowville, N . Y., D. L. Tiffany, Grlendale, 46yl

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A politician th.ink*pf the next elec­tion j a statesman of the nex t genera­tion • a politician looks for the suceess of his party ; a statesman for i h a t o f his- .country. ' 'Thes ta teschan washes to steetf,: while the politician "is satis­fied to ; dirift.-^-James Ereeman Olarkei,

S o m e n n p r l b c i p l e d dea le rs , because t b e y eau ld see a Jew '-enls m o r e profit- h a ^ e been gu ' f ty of offpting worthless substitutes.- for. t h e only or ig ina l a n d ap r r a inPSa ipb t i r Soap —Gtt>n»)'« b y n>rse . ' r he r c fo r e . . l he .public ah«nl.r guard ssraioa' t h i s dp- 'ec ' ion a n d a l * ' ways a s k for O-IiBUN'S "SUI.PHTJfi. S0AF-, by i t s full n a m e , arid t i k e n o o the r ; .

Read t b e foiiowiug ev idence flfona a h l g h l v respecteblp s o u r c e : •- •: Q KT CBtTTSJJTON.Esa. • • • ' . - " ' .

B p n r S i r : I b a y o frnve 'ed for t h r e e yea r s for' Me-sYs Chnrlfs Sc r ibne r ' s Hona. Pub l i sh ­e r s New Y -rk, and desi re t o I-hTbrm yon i h a t I Iiav» ns« i v o n r incora pa rab le GTjEtvTN'S K'rrLPHTJR.s< >A r> .excfuaiwj.y for a n o u t four: y e a r s ; , a lso h a v e i'ecomnieni*e.d !l t o ve ry marty p e r s o n s ; m y e n n s m n t exper ience .has been-rba" i t 'p'-snesses a l l t h e niedicaU£d«an-lages t b a ' you claihi for i t . A i l fo w h o m I h a v e r e c o m m e n d e d i t say a s w'ei J a s .hi'self, t - a t i t deserves -its es tab l i shed reputa t l6n ' a s iht ' best, a n d mos t f-fficaoious S u l p h u r Soan thatcaa'beus.i:-!l f a r n i l a k l h c l e a n s t a g . a s vveU as tot lpt nurposf-K. Home unpr incip led ' d r u g ­gists h a ^ e endaavored . : t o s u b s t l u t e otlier kindK of Kulphur 'Roan for 0 ienn ' s—saying . thev were "Ju^t as good," b u t ' h a v i n g . m y s e l f t-lerl o the r Jtlnris I ttrtd NOJH3 so goad o r so bmif-fli«ia.t a s - t h e O e u u i n e ttulphtfv Soap s tomped "GLISMN'S," and. t h i s I h a v e o b . served a l w a y s bea r s t b e na.rne of " O . iT. C i i t t e n t o n . P r o p r i e t o r , " on thapac l i e t , .

Yours , t r u l y , 0 . T . Z. mrBANB.

. Hi l l ' s H a i r a n d Brown,50 c e n t s

Whisker Dye,.Black or

Do not throw your lit* away by neglecting a chronlo oouah wh ich H A i B ' s HOtNSV. OB. BtoKsHOBKfi A K - » T A K - wou ld c u r e i n a few da-yB. • :• - . - . ' . - . • • : . - - "

P i k e ' s Too thache Drops o u r s In p n e roinnte.

JBf ligis>a-givea -part of its. reward in n a a d , the present comfort of having done our du ty j . and .jfer the rest, i t offers us the best security Ihati^eaYen fjan; giye» :^Utptsoii i • T - ' ; . ' ,

A t the: ead of t h e garden pa th Iead^ i n g f t o t n t B e r^etory statida a •'. Itfctle-vitte^ebverpd a rbor . • This ' ; is Ol ive Wesley 's i ^vor l t e - reftreat; " neafly every ;stipimer; atternpQu. "fintis- her here»^gaged wi th a book or a' "dainty

:b i to f fetnbraidary. " ' - • • ' -She; i ss i t f th^: here tbiVbwghf Aa*', hms&lf k&m

'Tjos* afternoon,' a sraftil fiieM^fi &<&&& f in eyeairi*'rtiiMm'afeJjf n^b6n^ ,V '&ar v -ifim.-pt ' W t . n r f i w V y W , a we»&&'sf^^'rffrpting' h r n n i e ' ftaifr,' *i tf t r iny ' ' rmgletB on: briSw a'n«'ne'%, k &©witcMng P*?ure in f ftp. eyes of'S.^lph :Brestior, who is ieaning lazily against the-3oor post," with M s b a t in Ms hand. ' '

H ^ i s handsome" and Well-dressed^ bjit the re Is something, iii bis., dark face t h a t suggests lack of purpose, a. ^Wavering decision. ' ."

H e i s well a w a r e ' t h a t b e has ttd r ight to' visit "the rectory s o P f t e n , t o monopolize so much of Olive W e s ­ley's society,'. to b r m g ner-gifts, and express I n tone a n d glance tha t Wbich he dare not speakr yet i t is all wnjoyable to h im , and he wil l ' not give it up. ' "

ill came up ' in t h e " carr iage," he says^ ' 'Perhaps you Wpiild l ike to ride this ' afternoon to Boyntbn a n d -back'?'1 ; "

M e siftiles d'elfghtodly and-ties oil her pret ty, flower, wreathed ha t . • "Of cPurse I would,"" she aBis'wersJ "W-e'll. stop a t t h e nottse for ". m y wraps, i t wil l be cooler w h e n we return: '*' _.* •'•• '-• -• "Yes, yon must t ake good - eare'of

yourself," h e says, 'with a glancei±iat brings a deeper t in t to her cheek.

The words ' ' are • eommonp'%ee enough;, b u t the tone signifies a :great d e a l ; "for m y sake;"' his-eyes say.

d r i v i n g through the vi l lage ' they stop a t .ihe postoffice' and Ralph goes In for the m a i l ; -thei'e is only o n e l e t ­ter for himself,

Oliveinsistg upon his reading i t j s o giving her the reins, he leana back agains't.fhe cushions and breaks' the" seal, •'•'. . . .

..tec.-;" Sh.0'w9'seByou.soQa, %alph-?V. ; '>*iwii :i;be wi:th.^.b^V':di;r9etiy•,', he ajhsweia, and; raiding.. Ma-Jiat, dxives m , ' - ; . . . - _ . ' • '" . • - - . . . . ' - '" •-"••. - ; •"

;..."Uxsi. "Eeesaor femonsticates.-with h e t sfin op. the morraw. .

l_ (1:yott:.mustbe very cajEefal, R a l p h , " she saysj "you . jfcaow.hpw jealous;

: j iorence is, and if y a a baye.ludulged i n any. .summer-ffirfeafeioas, I beg of you%o.fefc j t ,end now,'* •"-" ; . • •

..';.-. " S i s s Wesley isaa-Qsteemed friend. i : sare iy have the privileg:e of treating

: her ..courteously," .Balph answers .haughti ly. '. , •

.'••OfedursBj.but retn-Qmbc« you can ' t aff wd to lose Florence flaylor's good wi l l . " . ' . " ' .', . -

•Ili.tph winces: a t^this , ' . h e d o ^ pot. l ike to have.tiis naottier :.refer .to-3iiss ^&^ylor,s,.fortuae aad his owa depend­ence-; -it. tnake3. :htm feel mean and mercenary,; . •,•--:.-. ..].- For a-wbrteiie avoids •-QliyS'-Weatey.' ©nd'4^-Bac^r,^;.iheir:-tjE9ypI,4 5B»tre proves too s tEoaJ^ j r -h l i^ tod . iegard-le3S of- .Florence G ?yiojHp..lie.r- ' j ea t ousy, h e •makesvMa'-way.ope-after- :

noon tp the. little a rbp i a t the end of the.garden1 walk . • : . •"'". . ..' -. .-- "• ••'

•. .Oliveia there-, with her work:; :She looks, a t hi'tt; witii. calm-eyes, - and .-^eetY^M-ttt'-q.qi§ttyr;• . . -••-..- .-,. . • i ' - t-h^i . iad- ' . f lwe- '^-a 'acQ. '- tp 'see-you,Xtiiyq,1?-Xxe saysj apoiogstically., .,.;. "Mather-and .Miss Gaylor monopoT Iizieali;mytin3,e.?f -. ,,..-. .-. • --.. . . "0? course,"' she answers,, and h e

-knbws.-by hSEtpnethat she has-learn-. ed/fehe-tpith.... .. .'-.;..-.-.-. .. -. • ;"0^ve,:"..--heVsays gently,-. ?'I-.am: :yery sorry. ' .; I fShou.ld: haye told you sQQhefrbufc.i was so.&appy here wi th you.-- -Bo.youQ^Bite,despise me?". . / . .'• . ^ I . am- disappointed,", she/;..rBpli.es,1: sadly. -, *'I-,thpugp.t:-you .so t rue 'and * honorable... % could nbt -believe, tha t you were deceiving m e , " , . t ' l let.-you:±hink that-1-. Was free; tha t was;tny onfv d,eeeption,'?: heex-r . claims, passiqnafeely. •^Whatever' else I said,- Ottvej,. I.:truly meant.. Even--now.'yottare-dearer to nSethan any* . oneelseinthe.WQEM.;.-y.Ou^-,"..', .: -.,-; "Then yon -are. deceiving- her,, too*"

; she iaterrcsptSi. " B i l p h , J B i l p h s you :ar&baser'-evea--thap -I: thqaghty-ot t . I aui. sorty tha t you eame here a t all;, you must.not-coni'eagain.". ..,-'.. ,._•'•" . H e stands'silent, .with--moody-. r e ­gretful'face,.then, moved by sudden. |.mpuise,' s tep^iorward a'ncl-clasps her hands i n his,- looking d.own.into.h3jr •sadjbrawn eyes..,.; . -. •- ••'-. -.

::'"Sbii.will-forgiv^m©,, Olive?'^ . ; She answers with.. a> l i t t le aob ; " v,l;,wilitry!:

,?.'.^; -.'. •;''.••.-' -.,---• Then sud4epty., hia arias, a r e -about

he r Qheekvan4'btbWi / • Whi le s&e:,feeai©43«&viag.'.toli'e£:

h i s grasp , t h e r e , -$s a:

• "MY DBA<R B-Aipa: '—Your -pleas­ant descriptions of ISaston havo m a d e m e qui te eurious to see. the place, apd. the invitation frota j u d g e Hollings--worth In ypuy last letter, decided m:e.: I re turned from Brighton, ye s t e rday wijHx Mlgs Gaylor,and you : will dpub t-less he/pleased to hear t ha t she ;wiii aceompahy me . You may, expect us. Fr iday evening. Your affectionate m o t h e r / ' . ' • . - ' • - . ' - . . - '-"''

- • • ' B E R T H A BB3BSNO;B.

B a i p h • clenches t h e la t te r in* his hand abd site.'with moody face arid darkening eyesi This is, ' indeed,-a surpriee, and SGarceiy a pleasant pnei

He lobkS'askance at h i s companion and oites . h i s lips With' vexation. W h e n FlorenceGaylpf arrives things, will be' quite different j his.yiSits to the rectory, big s u m m e r . affeFnocihs. in the l i t t le arbor, his drives wi th Olive and walks in the modnlit gar­den, all. these ' things tha t he. has en­joyed so much must end. Florence wears his betrothal'.ring, and he owes his allegiance to her; - I t is; lato . i n t h e afternoon when they re turn from Boynton. ' T h e six o'clock train has j u s t a r r i v e l , and on' the platform stand two, ladies j one stout a n d elderly, "with eyes l ike Ralph 's , the other, a' tall,,, stately Monde elegant ly at t ired, With a mar­vel of lace and pink rosebuds perched on her light, yellow etimpg, .;;;'.. -"

Judge. ^H'ollingswbrth,. whose bajr-oucha stands near the .steps, is -eathu-. siastieally greeting |iiem. ;:They :h«ye jus t eptore^ t h e ^carriage as Balph. drives up and recognizes t h e o i i . . -- .He draws., r e t a a n d p a a a e s y white the ...Gold, blue :eyes,pf his.befcrothed scan Olive wtths^axehing.glances^ "" . " i t h p u g h t i ' d surprise you,". ,says J^s..,Bie^pqri " j jwiepte. % : J u d g e S p B i ^ ^ w o i t o f ^ s e M i p ^ y o M iefr*,,

masiid ma- y«llpa^ha;tii*j- •mMmenm B a y l o r sweeps down. the.-.garden - waifc, wi th flushing face and brilliant .eyes.-. . . - . - . ;.:.: .,-

" F o r the ' last t ime, 01ive4" h e : whispers, "good-bye.?:' . .

, Then he opens h i s a rms and lets, her-go.- . • . . ' ' • • / . - ,

When d iaper is over at J u d g e Hol-lingsworth's, mansion, . B d p h and Florence go out for t h e i r usual s t ro l l in the dusky.garden. . . . - -

She is ve iy quiet , and ftngerslier l ight worsted shawl ne rvous ly ; her long*blueg-irmsnts are , t rai l ing be--.hindL her on .the d e w y walk, but she. does not -even gather- them up . Ralphy glancing a t her face* sees tha t it iscoid a n d h a r d , and her lips are. fiompyessed unpleasantiy. . .

"You are annoyed a t something, '? " H a v e I displeased you, . Florence ? "

She turnsaadJBiees h im with- darkr ening eyes.. - . . . " D Q ; y o u think-, I . Was pleasedj Ba lph Bresrior, to. see you lavishing-car-sseson t h e reefeor^s- daughter'-?'.' she asks, stowiy. . *'I called a t the •jeotopy.- for you this . afternoon, • .a»d Witnessed- the pret ty ilittle tableau in thearbBirj. • .I'distrus.teri t ha t .girl 'the -first ,tinie-1 ever gawherv" •• •, , .. • ."For.thfe-nxst.Mine Balph.resents he>r Words., . ' . , . . . . . - , . .

?'Ijeeture m e , " he says, '^but-do not say a .word.against Q tiye .Wesley..

. "She is as imre and innocen tasa -child. . ' ' ' - . . - ' ; .• • .-. - - - - . ' . ' '

• -'^Indeed," with ,a sneer. '. 'Well, let us understand each, of hop now, Mr. -Bresnor.-. J wil l not countenance such things in :a- m a n who pretends to h e loyal to m;e. I do notshare ; lov0 nor ' affections, wi th :other4 ,.. i f you: cannot be faithful,:.,ife is'best that our engagement should now.end.. Will y o u decide"Mr.. Bfe.snQr-?J'.-'-.-. . "Bai-ph;hesitates, a fcmonths ' .ago h e would h a y e . t a k e n S i s angry. gW. in his' arms.,,, a n d ".Wop - her softer moOdby caresses a n d f o n i p r o m i s e s ; B u t n o w hiscohgeiencetrJjubies h i m i he is hot ready to . perjuts himself w i t h a l i e . -•'•"...•..•-. . ' ' ' • " • • ' . "

For-, an ins tant h e wavers , then turns to his conipaniph With a d e t e r ­mined face.. .

."Let us part, t hen , " h e says, with-, out a regret for' t h e fortiiae h e is' re-.linqaishitig. " W e cbuifj neyer be happy together,, and it will be better to separate now thaii by -and-by . ' '

Without, a word, | she slips t h e jeweled r ing from t a r fingetr.and gives i t ' to h i m ; then,, tiprning, goes s lowly-back to t h e housei wi thout once looking bas* . .

Mrs^ Bresnor -and Florence Gaylor re turned tO.the cityp& the following day. The latter shakes .hands 'w i th B-ilph.at parting, but h e .knows that" she wi l inever forgivehim".'

; When they are gone, Bnlph goes to ' thexee toryVhels frets, now; arid-Ol­ive receives hfm' gladly.

In the fcatumn they are married,

E l e s ' a u t P e i i i i i i H i s h i p .

Ministers are about. the tv:orst writ*, era tha t newspapers have ? to contend Withi One t ime a tninister proniisea to give, us an abstract of a particularf Iy able Sunday sermon, ; H e started to Write.it pu t i n his s tudy on a large shefet of paper, and. ju s t sis he got a few lines wr i t ten the hired gi^i carpe .and called hirh to go down, into the ' parlor t o marry, a couple froni Sfc Georgfe. Be ing somewhat absen t minded the minister forgot this ab­stract, and after the. ceremony pu t on h is ha t and went down street to buy t w o pounds of lard for his wife. A big ••b-Iae.bQttle.'rfty- was •'.bu'zzing arOu'M iii t h e stad'y,- a n ^ preSRjifly. plu m perl do WQ Into t h e ink-wel l . Wi th great effort the fly;matiaged to oxtrieato:- hinaself. frorp his. dangers ,ous position, a n d gaining t h e edge/of the ink-wiellt fell oyer exhausted xi®?. on the.,clean sheot-of pape r tha t had ' been left % : t h e 'minister'. ' . After a season, the fly's stEength. graduaHy. jeturhing^ i t crawled back and forth, over tiie'hiOierto unsullied; paper ttn:. •til frejgd,:."from. its l o a d , of -In.k,. and ' then spreadlpg.Ife Wings With a j o y ­ous b-uzz, flttW'p.at-thpopen Window,. and felt; to' •' Ca r ry ing a b.*idiieadeci • .mapnext , 'dbor ,^h 'owast ryi i ig tp go ' .to sleep i n a hanifiao'ek.. ' JThe minis­ter: retttrned sooii: after, noted t he . paper, .^aw. as ."he supposed, tha t the absti^et was'.n-aishedt though "he did-: n ' t Clearly recollect having cqniplet-ed i t , , ahdp ' rough t the manuscript . in j -for ourdeieptatibtt t / ; We. g a v e ' I t t o a compositor wljo hasi.the .dyspepsia and Is used-to seeing fiiightmares, and' the • s t ruggle began;; , W e ' were-'.fre; quently ' . interrupted by groans .and sp'Uhds.a^.:Q'f?su.pptes'sed ray ing froin. the composing' rqona, and;..occasional-ly the.copapositpr would come down in: tears to ask if a daub ap^danebpi

; ous trali-asrpss: t he . page .•me.ant-.V Je­rusalem;' ' 'bv "u t i l i t a r i an i sm," or a hoie in t h e sheet ahd 'a ' ,2 igzag track ehdihg in an exclamation.point stoad for " telephonic Cp.mmunlcatipn'' or ' ' tranBubstantiationi ' ' and ' w e invar-

l a b i y sai-3 according to our b.est judg--meht i t ' i l i d . ' : The^ hilhigter. wen t oat Of tpwn.at id.couli in ' t ' .see. t h e proof, .a'nds.Q-'the ^labstract '? 'went, i h wlth-but-xevislpn,. W e thought I t wopld. make'trouble^ b B t t h e minister c a m e ' in nex t day and'compilnaenfed us on the correctness of .the..report,, saying that there were only, one p i twp.ery rors, a h d : t h e y .were too'.jtrifling to mention. •'. I Jex t t o a minis ter a.law­y e r -is • the w o r s t Writer k n o w n to modem". science.. A. .lawer one t i m e %Tfqte .to; a brother m e m b e r of .h is prpfessipn J.eijufesting the: loan of t h e tenth . volucae of ' a, certain r#po.Tt. f h e brother aaembe t k e p t the w r i K jngtor .a y ^ r a n d ' t h e n /Inforuied.%« ftr.>t lawyer that , he hpid his note tt>r A hundred and tiye dollars and it:.wjp* ri„o: .TJJJQ ^ j . i ^ye j indignaBt y

C n r S i i s f » JBalfeyl t lo jcse .

, On Thursday a m a p came in to the ' Sun ofjuce. with t h e ' w o r s t . iboMng.

,head on h i m tha t ever was seen bu t -s idepf Ocpnomowoc. ; His «yes were both blackened, there was a cut across; h i s hose, one. ear was stucltv oh w i t h ; -court plaster,;one.arm. Was in , a s l ing , a n d he used a pair of . crhiches,. . He. 'hobbled i n t h e door pfthebiue:r:dbtn,, and asked, if t h e editor was i n l a n d . ori being told/that t he great^preyarii cater stood befpire him,, he. s p i t op 'hf^

due. denied the charge, and the case we-s Carried into... court. The .note Wiis .produced and the judge looked 'a t it and said ' t ha t i t seemed all s t ra ight enbugh.: ;Then fhel.aWyerlo.oked.at i< himself, and a t once said tha t l i r withdrew his defense.. H e begged the pardon of the court aqd aim of his brother lawyer, : and asserted vv;iih such -solemnity that he h a d no recolledtion of ever .havipg given, t h e iiote,. t h a t the whole bar wa^aSfeeted to tearSi including the l awyer who held the note, and who was'so. touch­ed by the other 's emotion that be p03r itiyely refused to ac'cept aiiy inter&5t,;

and Would t a k e , only the face of the note.' We could coyer this page/ with true-stories, for children l i fe these re gardi'ng instances of;faulty writing that'^haye.cnme'.under our h'otlee, but enough hasa l ready beep told to proye tha t what is needed. ln our. midst is a renaissahce i n t h e matter of pe.nmaii'-•ihip*-'MoeMand. (Me.) (himer-,G:a~: zvlie- - " . ".'. . • ".•'-•• •.. . "-.

a clpb, Jqojked wild;, apd accepted-an jhvif atio;n fd^f^d'o^n^r^tW'sbSi. !He ' sat - down reluctappy, ;as '- thp't|gh i t ' hu i t , and; after iayiag1- ..his *,crut6hes, ; on t h e floor, and'fe'elin'> of Sis ;ear to' see# . ' l t 'w a s on yet^ he s a i d : . . • • "^bout . ' three weeks ago you had an. i tem iplyour paper .telling about/a new sbheme for curing balky horses.. I t was an electric ba t te ry to be placed; in t h e buggy, vjiih wires' rhnn ing to the >boivejs ..bltTaBd when a horse balked the instructions. Were to touch a button, with the foot, when the elee< trie'current.would., go to the horsets ^mauth, t ake .his at tention from- ,his balkiness, and he would go along all right... DO you ' r emember such an. . I t e m ? " ' : .-."'. "'.-. •-- : ' / - ; ' - / ' V •'}. .. The editor.seratehed.the. haid.spoi-On his head^. looked wise, and said he did. remember, something about it,, and asked the visitor, if he h a d p u r - , chased a bat tery and tried it.-

"Tried It i " said he , as he picked up! one of t h e crutches "and .fixed the splints" on his sprained a rm. -/''Iipp-k' a t me! . Don' t I. look as though I had fried i t ! . I fell you these newspapers. Me doing more to populate pur cemer feries with .their, lies 'aboutscientific, matters, than a l l . ' the doctors. Yes, sir,' I tried it , and i t is a wonder that . l a m s p a f e d to come i n here and maul you; I l ive out pear Fagie,ahd-have got an oid.mare tha t h a s . been-balky off and pti. foi- sixteen years, " 1 have traded her eff.more than twenty times, and had to fake'her back .each tl'me'or have a lawsuit, and.' t he first four lawsuits. I had about 'her I got. b ' e a t ^ so l , had cbncluded not to t rade her oft any 'more , I jread'about. that b a t e r y , and:.sent.tq Chicago "and got one, and rigged it. up i n t h e bottom of a democrat wagon, jmd fixed the Wire i n the bit jugt .as yousa id . .Ot.fr. morning, about a-'week ago, X bitched up. the old mare fq fake a few e#ns..of:

milk to' the cheese factory, and ' f was afraid she wouldn ' t balk so I ' cquld cur;e"'hsr:.. i h a d ' h l Q r e confidence in t he electric cuj:'e than anything"' in the World, ;fb"r two Reasons; - "First , ; I have always, found, your paper a truthful one,, and second^ electricity cured, m e of inflammatory rfiepma-ifenit whitfh was wmm than any haiky horueyofi! ever . saw. Well , 1 got almost to the cheese factory, and the old mare., balked. S h e h a d balk-, ed there before, and all the neighbors: and t h e hands at. t h e factory ca-ueont ' to tell me how to' s tar t her . I told %h4m to all stand back, and I . would, show them hpw'tq'starta.bilk.y horse, fhey stood back and laughed .arid . 1 : tqupfaed thebptfepn wifch.my fhqt,'and.:'• I.'could see that t h e old niaxe' got-;th.e shock, because she stuck up her ears a a d s h o o k her head, '•'•'..

" Jus t as t stepped on the button again, to give her. t h e second dose, she switched, he r tail .around and caught the wire, which "was .qui te slack, and wound i t around her tail ' about four times, aad 'my' foqt was op the button." Oh. tow she .k icked , ' I forgot to'taije m y foofcoff'jthe•button,, in the excitement, and kept t h e elee-

Jit.oji^ns'-Oji'xiie-atissjssippi.--^^t» iftci:-':'--' .,den*Vttt1EJS.'fe f^ftaa.-;.-"...\y-'--/.

,';A*Iast i fbega t t j to^xq^ l lgh t l i t t h e dlTeetiqii'ibfthe' ^femSsiplii;shore\ap.d presfetttly t h e .•bb&aiffPf ffiSfrliihg i i in i l lumined the -vast ^ Va 's tepf Ra te r s ; ;:'• - - Th6;.se^tte"prese'Hted.t'o!thega?^ one of dpsqlafioh indeed^; : i h ' Jeyery difeeflpn the turh idcur ient ih^uhded: t h e horizon.;; F o r al l /oae .could;,^iee to i

Gulf-ofMe^$c^, ] Or ieven i n %lie jvery

.. :;-S«iBiieV-.»t- T«"ri>»r : '^airtM»ir: * / J -./;/'-.- S t H i e J t e n A n r t l e n e e 1 « T t

;":; Sr^a^qiE^*W Jttiy as.~-*A&(

; % ^ m b 0 i / / W e M ! « ^ : •*-&$&&* ' ; t#een fbuir thousand *odf iw»-stn'li-. '-",-tne'ni V: w o m e a c ' i ^ l -itfce:paed;the e ih ioHiqn "Pf SF»t .tJQ's/cl^usV --'.AaEter;: tbe,] h ^ o o p i m e h c e d i & e w ^ i :

b l o V ^ u l t e he^vilyi:x«B able:mWQtti8p.tX>i\the - ,. irpwd^ ^OwoferVremainoft ^ f ipugh ' th^y/ - watched a t '" ~ large^^i*pf JrVhich h a d be^ t the >canyM b y t h e Wlnd»

h a n d s j g r ^ b e d : a c r u f ^ ^ h n e : W o u 3 d ^ n ^ ; ' ^ ? f ' -^'•••'.•.S^^sy.-i.-W^. ' ^ £ 3 ^ ^ b r : v ^ . ^ 4 ' - ' # # ' - ^ a | m ^ ' - ' - e y ^ '

the ; AmmtSks:; - ^ o i s i ^ ^ o a g ; sjxoie

- w^-dniBT WM&.. ;', v(/: z:-) •;;?':' ^<<f "_ A long ^ d f t t a h e ^ ' f o ^ f e ^ s t w t r ^

# a s a 'g roup of eabins:"flpafio-g diqw-p-ward - togetheJF,.:io'okiha'-''?is Much as

Hiaythihg like a,"flock q t crqws'sailing across.' t h e s k y . ' T h i y hndOiiptediy had once "composed a-yIllHge':qr.tbw.ni: the buiMings .of which h a d s t a t e d ;

' for'the Gulf With singulkr unanirdltyi 'People eq tddhe pMiniy B'|ap•''6h the. tb'ofs; On o n e ' a h.uih.be£ of todies.; and cows Weire grbupedj.^hlte^otn-;; 'several others smqke was"' rfslngv showing that" the beeuparits' had rig'^ ged upsonie ' sort of cooking arrange-"(ne'nts.;'-/,V , "'"••'•''!••• •^"'^•,' •-.';-":-,'

Tb ' the "eastward were , s ix 'or e i g h l Other cabins, t h e most ' of Which n'ad people on topsa i l " fiegiqes.,".; ThqJ nearest house seemed to h a v e .fully' d dozehl A . fire :was burning,; ' .and :

while pae—a la^ge,. fyt "negcess,,wM: "a red handkeri tehieft ied -about,bet" neRd^was . prepa i lpg tli'e haat break-, fast ^h'e could under fee cfrcu.mStaVcgs, the others were ' s ing ihgand 'danc ing as they used to'.oh the old plihtitiOna' bpfore the .'war; : ' " '."'.".• :-•:;

There" Were musical yOiees arpbng/ them j which carne floating pleasiahtly across the Waiter, and 'aitqgether the. scene" Was a s t range ohe.". 'Between, each verse ; -a -couple of ^ barefooted darfe'esrs, Wearing immense flapping straw hats, danced a *'dodble shufile" with fremenadus vigor; whif.e the. brethren and .sisters'san^'-and swayed, the i r bodies- by • way' qVaccompani meht , even the cookj. torgStfihg :.her culinary duties l o t ih© 'moment, jom^ I h g - i n the chorus, ifc/ seemed".as tfaOiigh"there m i g h t b e danger .of the whole of them breaking th rough the roof | bu t i t ' is doii offu;l. if ey§h the; certainly Of such a bafestjophe Wpuid have Checked the. negroes wb'eh ohee they were. fairly launched 'upon t h e flood-tide' of "their song. - : \ \\..

A S a s a e i « u s S h e i > h e * a Bog; . ..

T & e T i i l l e s i T r e e itx t l i e Wonsfdl.

- I t seems tha t Anaeric'a,after all, is tiua'ftle fo mat iegobd her claim to the

and" Balpn'n.pyer' ;.regrets. the t ime when he gave up wealth and luxury fox love's, sweet sake. -

possession of the tallest .and.-largest bee l a the world,' '. 'Flvery ode. ha« read of' t he marvels of Yosemite Yalley, and of, Yeliqwstohe. Park-,thp huge 'nat ional sporting ground of the United States. ' '"Bur wha t are, : the. giants of California, in feQm.patisqs.fo a-tree'wMeh has lately been diseoyer-« d i n Australas ia? I t h a s , l o n g .fae^n: known tha t i n Tasnaania there '.i-.re eucalypti measuritig 200 feet from.the. grduhd to the" first, brarichj apd' wtife than- 35Q feet.lri ' total-•height j ' a W there" is,'. or lately was, Oh ' MoiVrtf Weliingt&n, near Hoba r t To"";*rrV i. t r eeo f thisspf cies the t runk ot'fe r,, ,-.<• was eighty-six feet in clr'cumfe^enfce. But a still more gigantic Thon&refaf of-the Woods has- been recently dwexht-ered in Victoria. I t is a:well-p.rop.yr-t ioned speoi:men of the - Mmutypfus amyg'datina, .and its top is neater', to the sky than the cross Of -St. Eiitjd's Cathedral, for. It. Is" n o less"than .140 feet; above1 t he 'ground.—St. 'James Gazette. . • -." . •••" •" .. ' •' .'•

A F a y o r i t o C l i m l > i » s t P I t f n t ,

CaiWstrihi., a French scientist, has •yut off the heads of flies,' ants, grass-hoppers and butterflies, and observed tha tdecapi ta ted .iBs^ets .retain their , sensibility . for a long t ime. . Flies oalmly^r.abbea'theiT.bod!es!with. their legsca.nd" hehaved asjf'^nothing., un-Bsdalhad ba.p&ene'd. Jg.ut'terflieS cqn-v : t inued. . to4f fd r eighteen ..days, and grasshoppers kiclted thirteen days a?, tejcbein^del^pitatea, ". , ;

, I t 13 a pity tha t the favorite c l imb­ing p lant known (or I t shOuld 'be

^knowh). as the Wistaria should not perpetuate the n a m e of:th4 'man to whom .we owe i ts . development and cultivation. • Dr. Casper Wistar of 'Philadelphia, was an eminent sur­geon, physiologist, chemist a n d -botv artist.' •. He made the nat ive Aiper i -,can and Asiatic plant t ha t bears h is na'ine;a s tudy; ' N.uttall,. in ISISj d.e-;

fined a hew. genus, and dedicated i t to •#r;.Wisteiv NevprthPiess,seedsmen :

and gardehei's advertise "wis tar ia" and " w e a t e r k . " .Even so well in­formed an observer as Dr. Dresser, in his Work oh/"The af ts of J a p a n , " re^ fers ip this plant,as- t h e ."wesseria.?* If they; who desire tha t .justice shall be done to .the memory.; of.a..useful ihan wfll only recall She fact tha t the . Wistaria was named for Dr. Wistar., ahdfor 'uobody else, they will readily'. rememb>r the t rue name of the grace­ful,flowering .climber that' adorns so noahydi ty h o m e s : " :

t'rjc current going, and I hope to die if the air was not full of'heels, and pieces. of Wagon, and mi lk eang,'and me. She aeemed to have the strength of a hundr"©! horses, and it seemed to

. m e as though the whole conveyance, •horseand aIl , .wehtovef the . t r eesas

.though carried b y a'Cycloae.- ' l a u d the wagon came down first, apd th<jn if.b'egaa' to hail" mi lk ean3- "and rain pailk, and' t h e pld rhare, stood-there.

S^ith theeppbe r wire around her tall , 'kicking and pawing-inilk 'eans,*and t ipping pieces'of Wagon on i n e , ' The . bbssof the cheese .factory go tn i e .by one leg. and pulled m e out of the. ivieek, and one of the neighbors got' .hold of t h e battery and pulled the wire off from around the coare's t a i l , and she wen t . i d . eat ing grass, a n d dr inMng some t h e mi lk ' tha t had'col-lected in. a.hole in. t h e rqad, arid they got me hbpie; and I have' b e e h i h bed ever since t i l l this morning..- t c a m e in o n t h q traih'tO s e e w h a t y q u would give t o settle. I ' d q h ' t want to be :

Hard on any man tha t . ls:strugglihg' along to build, up a. busioess," b u t by gaul, if does seem to ma- the re ou^ht to be a responsibility : somewhere for such, outrages." . • - -

The editor looked wise some more,: and.finally told.the ajan-- tha t if h e had not pa id a royalty , to Bdisoh fox the use of the electric horse persuader,,, h e was liable to be arrested by a United States'Marshal and -taken t o • Hew Jersey forj' tr ial Oh "a eh'atge.of. infr ingomentdfa patent,and i t would cost h tm thousands of dollars;, so h e concluded to keep.still about-it if t he editor wouldv and 'he- went off, after laying tha t he . still had faith in.;the battery, i f they could keep t h e wire from getting around the tail"of .the horse, and as he-was going to.-take; city boarders at his farm this sum­mer, he- would, get some ;bf them- to practice oh the old mara wi th the electric' current—Peck's Sim. '-

OneeaPpbt always be a,,hero, but one cap always hea man -r-Goethe, .

There, is a shephqrd; dog, "owned oh the Carthage "pike, ne&Mmwpqd,, Which for saga'clfy^ntitkiShiui to the. honor of _fe' pEofes3or,': £ |ew.„ days sinee a gentleman,. faraiHAX \yith. the writer, was coming dowh.. .Spring G-rove avenue, "just .above ' Chester park, and obse^eda. l i t t le /cb^motiOp at the north end of t h e ' l a r g e cbyered/ 'wooden avenue bridge, which/ spans; MHlcreek a mile or so, abpy&.Cbester p'ark.'A"pprqaehipg"nearexhedi'seQver^ ed a'flbek of.sheapthat had»biocked. t he ' Ifffrth e^trahee..to:.;fche M d g e ; ^Their. "owner"was pattently^eated,in a Wagon .behind ttoem apparently. ito.c6ji«.erhed, A. :large shepherd dog hadbeeastrug^.; gling;fbxseveral minatgs-tai Ih.duce':th&:

'sheep to.ehfex the"hridge ahd:-go pa..," But they. #exe evidently ' -s'dspicious-:

and;did not dare.to.venture, into- the fbrbldalngplace* ' feightehed' .at the"' dbg's.btoking. and .urgingj tho; h i n d ­most sheep-kept crowding d p wJiiie .thei leaders obsitoatelyh-eld-baek." ; A s intimaied.above", the ownir r WflS/.ttn-coheeriiedv evidently-, confident ' t h a t his sagapious; dog- would io lve" the: problem..-,Fres;ently; jhue"dog,; djs-, epuragedat 'h is ' unsueeessfal; efEirt & drive,'leappp;up.in .the .backs: of t h e sheep^ which,;ih: •rhe.teerow^ded;cdhdI-' i3pnr.16qked like1 ode expansive fi.obff ran a long to theb r ldgeen t rMce , leapif ed.n>an : the floor, and, sei^thgiii ' . his.; mquih' the. wBQl#y'neek of one7.pf ; the ewes,- dragged her [along onteihO,: bridge, ..Otiqe' on ; ihe floor -qf. the ' bridge t h e o i d ewe's- suspicloirf were; aliayeclj au'd..she' trotted, d a aorqss, followed b y the whbla;|['6cfc/jyhite;; Shep; stepped one side, i e f them;^ i l pass, and fheh..%otted alpngaffer.;;.; .''

.And : 'yet tfaexea're''men;silly :eh6agh t > insist that-dqgs dp not thihki,--70'ai cinrihU EnQuir&)\-."' " i . " ' ':.;.•'.; "]...

canvas bierngyery olirl. A J htougjifcqfc-fer; $h<i osj&ofi T&areback; -pexfoitoers, a a d i .piodnted;Mm:rafcd;#item wiGbf hfsjpartof; i^pjKrfot t he ib f4e# | eh i ed3^ /p j *#««• ; ; & p 0 h d i i r g / danger and

:ss&y;'ln;tbi-fitig,-'. -.0.< :; tdre^t / ;*toEHrt»i^r ' iwiffi gxWt ^IblenceV <•

'.yasftqm theifeenfee piafell^f .^uttainl ;«nd. i ja i i s i^r jjotea" ;|qftAi.;^ iSiet/ JCanpte panic-stricken roah^fbr: '• t h e enlxanee de syo i tei escape. /

[ ^ o o ^ ^ ^ s ^ W ^ ^ i r e '&•> aboye; tfife sjreamfc'of: :childien, :and ths./shoij'ts of '• '*&&$}$ '~the.panle sfric-keb^efpwd becs3Dfi<e.J fectly-daliHous: w i t h texrolr; - i S ^ •lampsini;;-the tinjg^had^set.tghe^ .on Sm, a,nd;it Wa* huxiSngfujeioiirij vhu ta .dBlugf tp f^ * -iBg; a^ '^.^pnjpl-alsi t^ ' . - i^vft^ -after'Jih%-,feRt wa^sboil t l i i&dle : edi Women: xand. . c'hlMjeft knocked doyy&andiun/pyer^.j

-ah:<J^^"'Jniothers;' .^ere"-sepafated./. the i r clhildren^aPd; r ih, abdiit IS i direcMGni'balling'-bn^^ W£&. i

few Men only /pxoyai. equal to 1 'casloh,a1ad^^ stood bxa'vely'flsStfi flames'riahd assisting, the. yt<$ <^Idrehbhf;*rbsi^^ ainong;ther... ;eith% fey te'arihgor cut t ihg 'S id y ^ . / r ^ ^ d A ' ^ ^ ^ ' ^ E t e u ^ ^ O ^ ^ reaping,^all-^hq;^^emergfed.oa .oSiei qf the test w^re5udd§aly.'prfelpit into ;a: ditch, abqutl5ye :fqet:deep,, g rown :d^'. with.;; '.• briars;/ Bfere ;

. ladies.,, ch i id reh^ad ; m.eh .wftje; in:^inextricEFble-^on^siqnj'-aad-lS»3i -males -;were a l m o s t : denuded/of* ihg* ;'-^o'.add: to'-the.'terxSxiall i bells cotomedeed. -toj/ring:.awft".* steam,; w-hfeties.,-fo^signai'' alafca throwing t h e ijity in to : gfeat. PX'Sa| ment and t t t rhmg put the whole poj alatioii;. '-;.'• A: < grea t 'mahy peoplei Wfi badly h i i x t ; a n ^ no one waski i jed oup-ight.- r

B e a t l i .jpjr-ii T r w % l e « i :J5ifepi»aa»t,^

;IPrinee^. th^e'pet. elephahf of PuWsgr^ t - shb iwi died <«J Mo G ^ r g e v ^ r s t i a g s t a i i j -'"thevolej keeper^; y^hp has been.2$ years & ;

•|)hsihj^s-,-says;that;^ ihg. the iaxgei f e lephant i f c B a r n ^ h.erd,;.was' one of t h e ^ ' e s t elept *'

;he.eyer,had In eharg«.; ;,H*,vB:g sa id thai;-" they-had.-iaa.y4ied. si(y fogether "that; h e i p o k ^ I ; itj Onie of ;his';famlly^,;:. Ift.."i=8?t,3 -(.jffir'.Bailey):waS dprs;4fethei| ;tors. Of Coop'# :i"B*|Siey%; "%lied 'rrqi«i;San i'ra^ciacq .i for .Aftsijailas;: -fheirjee '.Jaya'/ahd j'apah.'.|4h^ii: t h l ia,gd;iitaia to JJfeiv Z%l«Bd,^ they ..feayeied to P%ru,:I>eIpif i days a t sea in a ' s a t t n g y e s s e l ^ iPeru; they 'wenti-te''Chili "':**&:, ; around the/Horn, t h rough th© Bf .o f 'Magel iah / to . tonte^ they .weht ' to Buenos ^ y x e s ^ a p d ^ l o i ^ ^ i ; ^ t h e coast/pf Braz i l : to 'Bahiii ,apa;Pffl»^-4p This<tou5; |a3tedffl i : |sW^ :^tx^^ duxihg 'which': -Piiaee '/-traveled 7#»0ffH.:: miles;'"- ^ H ^ - w a s i h e besf trayeler jby" "waler; I : ! ttyet---dpsS^V;/cphtmu'ea; 'JEr* J* ' Bailey;'-, .«Wheu w | Were af, sea^aad \ a; Stofni Canie qn^ h e \ w d u l d ^ i ^ i t staheboh and roll wi thlh% ship; is(^i ; / a l l t ^egEac leofano ld ; sailpri; B e wag \ _ %~ h i g b i y i p t e l l i g e n t a n i m a i ^l£i$i;.pl hadn ' t a k i n d •yqrdior:«y-er^y'ohe^h.e:

hadm- k ind caress. . ; . Why,',iE d d . n o i . .icno W. What I-wo aid have^ d o i » flratk-quf him• ;whqn;X 1&0 .trayeSajf* " ® dld;&e y f e ^ o f ^ I n t y - i n e p j y a d i l ^ ; :^; and.anloadlng.- pUsnin^ and p^ijIingi ,;:

Tj j t ' y w e r e aug-sj i i i ' sr E a e u Oi i ie i r . ,

'"Mary Carroll a n d SarahFt iuniyou are . ebarged With being d runk and fighting in fhe-slreetgi -Wha thaye you to s a y ? " said the Justice- at the Tombs- Sa tu rday , . as t w o female wrecks e lung to t h e failing? . ' . . . '

" ¥ e wu'z only-huggin 'each other, Ia ih t . seed Mary since -she kemdo/wtt :

last,- ahd I was pl'pased to see hi* .« . 'fThrf%' months , " said the Juslace, and-their footsteps echoed- sadly on the iron s ta i r . '

. The highest form .of Christian life Is settdehial for the.goodof others.— Bey. Dr, Pa rk . . .

. ~. afrs;-t5aiaB.e|«l s t i Jl<>i»e, ••

l l r s . /Garfield hei-self is ' a changed woniah^ and.-.one who saw-'.her:.two-years agOj-burdend-wiih the; respoij-: s ibl l l t iesofal ife she .never-cared'ibr.,; would scarcely recogni'zs her;so:iriuch-:

i s she improved. The deep- lines t ha t once naarked her face, .are gone;,, and: in their stead is an.expressipnthat .be; longs only to ode w h o i s weH cbhtent With t h e - world!:-' .She. manages /.her affairs seeraipglyfoJ?getfur-bf and uiimindiul p f i h e iutute-and: ye t to on© k n o w i n g h e r i t is apparent t h a t

. shehasf . regard for bafchv • When ask­ed by a y M t o r who wa|: paying; her a visit Of eondaienfie.if. she. w a s ; po t eomtorted by:the fact t h a t tlxe,.entire world"- moni-oed- with- hex, she- re-; pl ied; VYeSi whep;I- think a'b'oaf.ii.i* To her Mends Mrs.- G«rfield. se ldbm speaks.ofher .late-. hu^ban<i; as dead, bu t makes use of the present tense ih her allusions: to hims- In-hex .drawing; roo.tp is a, fine portrai t of General- Gar­field, • taken in hisi, uhiform -: -iqn- • the, piano-tests th©-picture pf-Qtteeh -^ic-, torla Which «he.senate -Mrs, iGaTsfleld, and on a table/are a 'fow'bbqks,mos(ily; classic authors. I t is.undefstoo^thaf. no member .of the-family, wtli.-gb- to ;

WasWngtoqi :.duiiog. t h e 'present'' A;d-miWstrfttIon:,and,Ms.Garfleid ;douhti§ -if she can «ver br idg herself to .visit; t he seepeS'-of t h e saddest niotQeats pf' h e r lift".—Cleveland ZeiteriO; jPiKslJiii'g. G6mm&rcUtl.' •'.' '.'-•'•;-••' ; • ; '.'•"' •!-.-•

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-: ICECS-.Ajigost,;hhtoberi5.rfin^rk^blft-: for--fie yar ie iy a d d ;exfleilsisie«' of .fl*e ; cqntenteij ^mbhg';;fhe._lea*Jifi^'^-^^^ fu3eLy ^ i l lustrated /ir-tlcies. afe i: " f f e Homo-'oE^pluS^ate.d-'^iea^B?e?*.:--{*':;

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"Sure, J u d g e , you: wouldn ' t giye ihe the full ' pmalty.- i w^s aliye: W-hen they;, dragged' me ashore, and; wasn' t that; only drqwhin ' in the'sec-

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