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H. A. LONDON, Jr.,
BATES
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PlTTSliOIMV, CHATHAM CO., X. C ,Hi: s7j.
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To the Bereaved I
ELtciaitoncs, Monuments
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'' Tin:
BEST OF MARBLE.
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Variety in tin:
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I'ailo. :rU eo-l:ei HutB:in ami
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R.iloigli, N. C.
W. L. LONDON Will Keep Them
Hi Kprincr '.,1 S-'umrnr-r Stock id vorv lur'
and fx'.ra Cheap, iljimmlur,
HE KEEPS EVERYTHING
Ami nlu-nvM kpcnn a Full Knpr.lv. Ho hoops
tlio larh'i"( Ktn,-k of l'l.OWS. I'l.OW C.VSf-
:m lAKIIlMJ IMl'I.KJII NTS in tho
rn'-.iily, which liu :-1Ib at Factory I'lics. Han
Unil-toiim . SUuV-1-jihiWH. Sweep, e'c., ai
e'ic.-,;i a-t you can bay Uio Iron it Rut I. llo
hi eps i'io !inc.-t and be .t siuu of
GROCERIES !
hiv.aks. ;trn.rs. ti:s, ttn.v mo
LA-m-PS, PINT. SlKUI'.i AND FANCY
Ho l.ny.t poods nt llio I.vesi l'rioss, nnd
las-it anoniUKo i.r s.l n(-omitH, and will ne.ll
fjoods . olioip for CASH a Uuy pn bo
m u-o Man. ) on cau ::Vri find
DRY GOODS !
I" noy finoilj. m:cb r.-: P.l.ljotw. 1
f. l'lawer. f.ieo.
V--iis l;nJi., ('..Univ. '.r-ft-i. fain, r.oa-t.!.
l'iiib;ul... Nedum, C'lutiiiiiir,
HARDWARE,
TiNv.i;r. j -nrc, taints mixpd
miv oils, ( ihh'kfky. cox
i'i:ct:um:!;u'j. AND
SHOES!
Very Hr dlo-lc Po.it
l.'.ojio; iinJ t iiiUivi
Ib' f -i Mi:i, 15 .yn,
iEWfflfi MACHINES
No!" Inn Par.
j'oU.'i'o, Ci;airs.
aal -i tl.o jomiJ i
: C:i!ri an! Kmolihi;;
it: l..::t'ar i.f ,.!! Ua.ls.
r u.m.;.: ilu
CHEAP STOKE!
or
W. L. LOKDOFJ.
I'i'talcro, X. (,'.
T7LO rfp Q PS," J r V
Attorney at Law,
IMT,VNKo:t, X.-.
X-Spocial Attention IV,H to
C-'lU'ci inci-
J. J. JACSCSCH,
AT TOR NB Y-AT-L AW,
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v.-iVtf i'.-o;.il't a'.tcntioii.
W. E. A.NlUMK.l.V, 1'. A. WILKV.
1'rnUtfut. i a-l:i?r.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
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nil r.i;;n, v. .
J.D.WILLIAMS fit CO.,
Grocsrs, Ccmniirsion Horchaats and
Pr:clvico Eayors,
KAYETTEVM-tE. N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.,
OUT
RALEIGH, . CAU.
T. H. CAMERON, VrnHnt.
W. K. ANDKIISON. T'i.' '.
V. II. !Ui Kf, ., V-
Tha enly Hosie Lifo Inawanco Co. in
tho Stato.
All Its fund loanisl out AT llCHII'., and
among our own people. We do not fend
Worlil Carolina money abroad to build up otli.-r
UlHtes. It i o:ic of the mo.H vncrcitsfnl enn
pnniu of lit atfo in the 1'uiltd ritalc. Innf
act are oinply 6UllU'lcnt. AH losses J'lid
yrouiptly. Ei'lit tliouniii.1 diillirs paid in tin
Utl two vcars to families in Clinlham. It will
cost a man ajji' l t'aiily year o ily live ci-nU a
day to insure for ono ihmand dollar--.
Apply for further Information to
H.A. LONDON, Jr., Con. Arjt.
riTisnono', n. c.
JOHN MANNING,
Attorney at Law,
Prc!i In tl. I'.on ' mihiio , i '.
. ud ornus., ui ia tin Bui r...ui-,ad 1 cUoi'
Couru.
Work.
Dear patient wcair.n, o'tr vonr eliild' t'ii l.ond-
To Icao a gnoj-uicht ti.'.a on ir.By !ipn
Or lint tlio Biniplw prayc.'ii I Ojd Ki'ctiidii;(;
Kie bIumL, r ml tlicm iu its Bcfi bdipjo,
1 Wonder, do you droam Vai surapha lov-tynu,
And nomoliiuOH nuo&'.li tliu palhway for your
Tint oft their Mlvtry jvnioi.a ll ni abayo you
When lifo is tangled and itn crurni ruidx meet i
Ko wtn a:nl tired, tl.y tvliolo'lotif; day ho busy,
i'o lauyli or weep, Rt ti.iied you banlly tw.f,
K.i many tr.ll.rt ui iko tht pojr brain di.:.:r,
S.i niMtiy cii.nid.i call von to and fro.
Small KJi'iiii'tiln ctitcliing, weiviiig f.ury Ht'.rioc,
i'l l.imlisiii wouud.i and l e.irint; it'.lcures,
Y.'iu linr.M p.-.rH, m.liejiiej all the glories
tu n yri at wo.-I J beyond your uiiroury hIsth
O.io stlioo'maie's j.u , hut rrittcu wrdrt of
Icanty,
Ilir poctiiK bine thciuHclvea into tho heart.
Another' lrtib has magic; you havo dot.";
No time to are for poelry or art,
IJut only tiin:1 for training little linear?,
And ler.ehin:; youthful Hpiritrt to be true;
You know not with what funsiuo woiuau lin(
cr.,
With art alono to Oil her, tyuicUing yen.
And yet, I think you'd rather keop tho Labiorf,
Albeit their hea:ln grow ho.wy on ynnr arm
Than havo tho poet'n fair, cneiiontid may-ben.
The nrtint'd viioiiH, rich with dazzli'ii; charm.
Mux ct aro tho tronblerf of tho huppy bourn,
l or oyeu in wpiriuirnn your noul in bloM,
And rich coiituutnn lit all your Lcin dunc H
That yomv in :i'd a hu h.;d and cmpiy ucst.
AM UNSELFISH WOMAN.
Tho lialh ami parties of l!io gny wiu-
ttT had Loon Ioj grcit a strain upon tho
flystom of my fashionable cousin f'lnrn
Tyrr.-H, s ), wh j:i t'a ' family physican
"rvli roil a sainmor'H roit iu a i;tirt coun
try villupt', I si'is.i tiic oppui-tnuifv of
provailiuj tipan tho f.-mily t go up into
tho iiwiititniiH to tho villain in whicli
livtvl my (.11 f(il!oo chum Itjbin L,on,
uuviujj in-iri liini divcaut nrou i'.h
hnnHlifnluosx atul lov. ly ilrivcsi. I urte-
(iccilu.l in my projict, nn.l in a fow
wpfkn wo woro KotfK'il ctimfurtaMy ia u
a'iy-poiug farmer's family, n-t fur froiu
tho hoitho n'liorc Bh, ns yo ca'loil 1-iv.i,
l)rwrJcJ with his.i-iut ami t.vo cou- i'uh
Until ami Xci!k
15 jl) wit nu nriiKt, th -(inh!y iabiif-il
with his 1 r.fc.sKioa, anl p. wbolo-srHlo,!,
nave f. liow, who had stu lic.l at lio-v.o,
ion fj.m-j n'oroaJ to tluiuli iiis arlintio
cmirsi?, nu 1 catao horuj net loii; opfurc
with mnry lrir.l-0'-.rml luiirfl?. VJ.'
sail mot Clara iu 11 vm n:i l thry had
fori.ii'.t piii; a i tnv-.aaoy, f..r f':" r?-
C-iT!liZl-il liiil Ft'Tlilig llKTit ;1S P. UYUll.
It wuMrHli ph'asurn that wo mid, '"-'t'
thai, lie ir.tri.life.l hh to Iuh r1",vi':', to
ono of whom, 11 1'h, he -''"' ?u "'
.rel Kt'sifo s p. l ho li.i l fjatlieroJ
wihl l!o-,v.'rfl f. Lot-to i'ct!. lier Lair.
Ruth wui a -i tiv.'i F lovable f..ul, wii.iMy
wraptipil up in I! b's futuro; but it
Momi times t-Pi'mc i a iron ior to ino how
!io coul 1 cond i.t himself to tiV hi-j n lf
loi.'ii to lifo ia me'i a ht'lo vilhovi wiih
:ir, wcn ho milit have tho tvo'.I I at
feei. through tin? r.v:jve toiicli ot l is
niitio bntBh. I 1 1 t':at ho vraa c in
tent to evident, f-r tL'O r.iii:iuo wis
o bo r.i.Vraiiize'.l that fuamor,
Maiij- wr-ro tlio ji-lly i-iJoi c.n l vr.liti,
wo all iu;ltii.i;c.l ia tli:itiU'lif?htfiil neigh
horhuod, tin I werruor prcw '!.o triomi-
i!ii) bitvoon the two faraiii f. no
.ero c mt;una'i!y in rao'a nllirr'o soeioty,
..'. had nceipto.l a c-jmiuissi'-n
aint Clara'ti portruit.nr.il ha 1 Lad rot-
)icron3 pitting-, when ono day ii y,a
i.-t a woeli, an I roi'.-fiiibti', l'efoio It ib'f:
weudiuij Ciara and I htrolltd ivtr to
ho farm, nod fi.iind Mis Nell.'o utrnm-
min,- tho p'aao and . ith liitsi.l about
many things.
VriiCiX) is R biu ? ' I iuiiuir.'d.
X diody knows,' y.a it Nollio, hujrh-
iiiS ; 'ho wr.s prowling up and down hia
Ion all niht, and this niorniurj; ho wont
out nt day brc.k.'
'In that case,' I puggested, Vnpposo
wo avail ouraolves of tho prier.t's ab
Hence aud inva lo the eanctunry.'
Thero is uo doubt tint (!!ara lcokpd
iiiquir.itivc, and Ruth at onoo volunteer
ed to chow tho way.
Yon would never know my trim stors-
room,' said R ith, as ho lot ns in to thi
(I'.i llrr, and indeed it was a chaos of
Unorder.
Rob's easel wis near tho wiudow.
Nnllio rati to it and then gave a cry.
'Look I' fcho said, and st.trcd inntn-
por at the cativi".
We looked. JIj euiviii Cinra's lignro
was fiti'l there, but Berne btndioun
strikes of thq brush had toti'Uy craned
hrr ferdiuen.
'II. tlio I ' I crio I, 'what's tho uie.m
inpr of thict?'
Clara's faeo wan very pale. S'.o did
not speak.
'It mean said Rath, with a qniver
inf; lip, 'it means wo had uo rir;ht to
come ui're. a-iu sue iea ns siicuuy
from tho room.
I ilo not claim to possesn tho line in
tnitiouB of noma gifted uatnren, but I
confess that Mister Bob's p. rformance
provoke laundry rtifleetitma, ivhieli I was
shrewd enough to keep to rajeolf, ami
I think it regrttablo that another mem
ber of tho cciiupnuy, havin.T les4 experi
ence of tho ways of nieu, failed to ex
hibit an equal discretion. I had f-trolled
into the garden, and was rnminating
over a cigar, when Mind Xullio, f quip
pad with a basket and intent ou black
berries, came ruuuiug out, aglow wiih
mischief Pud hilarity.
'Sueh fun 1 ' eho explnined between
peals of limghler. 'VVo wero iu the
Mntliei
parlor jusi now, C.ara and I showas
teaching mo a waltz when Itib camo
iu, glum as a ghost. 8 of course, I
began to teaie him about spoiling that
lovely piolnre?, and said ho ptst wanted
an esriiso to potter over it, aud then ho
grew white, and Clara was in a flutter,
ao I left him to defeuel himself. Won't
she scold him, though 1 ' Aud the pict
ure of lljb'o predicament affjrdcd hot
infinite delight.
I was not quite aitlep.i enough tJ bo
rariicd away by tho dataFel'n liierriraent,
nu l being of tho opinion that tho pres.
euro of a third person ini!,ht bo grateful
under the circumstances, set lortli at
once to break tho t'.tc-a-tdc, 3nt a ver
auda nkirtod tho side of tho honso, aud a
window of tho ke'eping-room, which ad
joined tho parlor, (standing open, I glauc
od into it as I passed, and stopped.
Ttiero was Ruth, half-risen from a chair,
iu fibirango irresoluto attitude, her wink
fallen to tho floor, one hand shading
her eyes and tho other prcf sod against
her.sid: whilo her lips looked dry aud
parted, as if somo word who sought to
niter fouud no broath. Why she failed
to hear my step I understood when pres
ently voices, low but audible, reaehenl us
both through an open door. I reeog
nized Clara's first.
'lu;lced you must not pay that, Mr.
Lyon ; it is we who owo excuses. Yo:i
ninst havo been greaMy annoyed about,
that picture, aud it was a selfish thing
to ask it at such a timo. If mamma had
kuown ; but I but r ho you must try
to pardon us.'
'Carat' T5jb could pay no moro.
ftho went on hurriedly.
'Let mo have it as it is. I will not
like it Iops be'eause tho artNt way too
happy to fluich it I It will remind me
of your hapii'mcs aud Ralh's dear
it itu, wnom 1 lovo iieariv, nmi wiio
loves me.'
Clara!' 15b's voice- camo hoaiso
ami fihort 'you aro worlhy of ei'oh
other, and I cf neither. Do what I
will, I mu t bo false, disloyal. lean
not oven givo yon that blotto.l canvas,
because' hero tho mau'a voieo shiv
ered into a kind of pissiouato sob
because) it ia a confession and a
prayer 1 '
lie was pone I heard his footsteps in
tho hall. R.U I would not look at Rath;
my own pubo quivered, and I moved
away.
R ith aud Clara were thrown much
I'lge'ie-i .t ti;is period, i" I a very cor
di'l idne.ro attachment avpeared to
biud those yonut; ladiod. It had boon
leoreed in secret concave th
fihould bo o" "r 'bo bride
mai In - 'fiss X.illio of eoursa being tho
other, and urgiag forward with tho ut
most zeal und csettonieut tho nojessary
pvep.iriition.-J for the wedding. That
event waa now at hand, aud R ,bia boro
himself quietly and thoughtfully, as be-
auio a man vowel to gravo responsi-
bili.ies, and evinced littlo cf thit petu
lauee nud rcstles.'neBs which 1 had re
marked at an early Btuge.
It may have been a day or two be
fore? 1 ho ceremony that Bob was roving
about tho ore-hard, when R ith came out
to him, aud hid her arm shyly ou his
arm.
'What is it, dear? he said gently,
for tho girl's cheek wa3 flushing and
her eyes did not meet his own.
'There, is wmething,' Rath whiper
.1, ' nui thiug, l!)b, that onht to be
aid. You aru different now, dear, from
what yon were when we liked each other
tlrr.t. Something greater rud higher, I
know well. Whilo J, nho wont on
sadly, 'am just tho paoao a farmers
child, fit only for tho farm. I cannot
talk to you aud hope and feel with you
aso'hersdo.'
Dear R ith!' ho said, and his eyes
wero wet witn generous tears, -wnat
could put that nonsense iu your head?
You cau make mo happy, dearest.
None knows yon but i happier and
better.'
'Thank yon for saying that,' she
said simply, and looked up cneo into
his faco ; 'you havo n loyal heart, dear.
I judged it rightly. Perhaps I may bo
worthier of you than 1 said, and'
horo her voice again sunk to a whis
per 'I will try to provo it.'
Y'- last it came, tho weddiug-day. We
wero assembled iu tho big parlor Aunt
Tyrr.-ll, Iho squire, and I joined pres
ently by tho two bridosmaiels : Miss Xel-
lio radiant and eag-r, Clara colorless as
a white rose. Bob followed, and our
little fortciv was ready to sot out for tho
vil'ago church, whoso bell was ringing
a merry peal.
Whero's R tth I ' cried Xeliio. 'Ah,
here the is ! ' Aud Ruth camo in, robed
in wliito as became a bride; with her
wed ling-vail, too, but that sho carried
ou her aun. There was a dew, I think.
ia Ler kind eyes, but her lips were part
ed in a smile.
'Were you waiting for tlio bride?'
she paid.
A screen stood in a corner of the
room, and she moved toward it, holding
Clara's hand.
Move tho screen, dear Bob,' Ruth
sai 1 ; '1 want to show yon something.'
lie pushed it aside and saw the mu
tilated portrait.
'You can finish that,' said Ruth soft
ly, 'if tho lady sits to you all her life
And sho put Clara's baud in his.
A jn licions silence is better thr.a trnth
spoken without charity.
Fashion Mole--.
F.i:i.-y i.idc-combs iiro ain worn.
Long black glov.s m..';!: tho hand an
vru.t look rmall.
Tram parent colored eurU'na of Ma
dias el ith are pretty for Mimmer.
Blush roi-es now mingle with tho or
au'O bloHHcms on nnuio bridal wria!hf
,i:wesi wiuio tui; Ktocumgs aro
wrought liko laco on the iiviep instum
of liuiin lace inserted.
Wl ite nuslin eh'os-.M havo punier
baMpies vith diape.l f-kiit -, nnd trim
mings of embroidery find Breton Iae
Creamy-whilo bnutin.i; is now male
bo thin nud tiuo as to be of groat Fcrvice
for seaside evening dre -' e). It is very
beatiMrully trimmed With Iho gay ere
toiiii:H in India colors.
S. mo of tl.o long gloves worn for
cveuings are laeud up iustead of but
toned : tliis allows the wri..t aud arm of
tho p'ovea to bo fitted to almost any size
A ve'iy eimplo arrangement feir lacing
r.nuout the use of eyelet holes is used.
Tho newc t trnnmiug of an overskirt
in made by slashing it to the depth of
half yard, lining tho plashed pieces with
satin, phirring them about two inches
from the bottom !'t:d fastening them on
tho overskirt, this prodncing a trim
ming of loopa .t epnrtor of a yard
eierp.
A new way of craamenting table nap
kins is by drawiig designs upon them
iu indelible ink. A clump of reeds with
a stork ; a mingling c( Cowers and vines
or a tiny comic li..tre ni ly bo ph-.eed in
ono coiner with very good effect. Em
broidery is more utintic but require?,
moro t;!ue, ui'd d;;s net display any
moro iuvcotivcnrss
Dre-r.iy littlo kirchiefa of pink or
o" white crepe lien! aro trimmed with
Hivtun iuTcriion in i edging, and are
natal for caps, for err. vat bows, or as a
1 ocket-handiterehij'. duels, of mus.
lin embroidered ic colors, have the ecu
tor caught up in a pi. If, aud held by a
cluster of flowers. This may bo used
cither on the bejel or at tin throat.
Fanciful nproi.s of whitu mml:n fin
i;d:fd witli ri.ill m of laco or with lino
pluitinjs arophowu for wearing ou thoso
oevanious when one must play at taking
earo of onc'a dress and wishe-s to im
piovo cut 's appe.irpi.oo at tho namo
time, fci ..me of these aprons have two
pockets, etliers have but one, bat near
ly all are devorutcd v. ith a knot, or two
of bright garnet or blu viii""
iNeW silk bows r.. '-t-t
oiitl.i'n i ro .'i.ade up uf tho mato-
at i no eti-ews au.i lis irimmii'"s.
Thits a cveft'jx-cc.lovel nali'i bow has its
ji.'jot shapo r.iado paiily of tliis eatiu
and 1 ailly of olivo groeu, both of which
held by pc raps aud loopj of brocado
iu which tlio-.o colors comliiii.i. Tho
ends of tho satin are cut iu sharp tri
dent points. Uarpcr's lla:ar.
Ia colors ivj in eoslumos, sneh variety
may be found that ihere is uo rewssity
for ono to pclort nnbecoiuiug tints, for
every jrade of complexion may bo f nit
ed, and, however Strang'? such an asser
tion mm. 'joem, thero arc shades of ul
most every color which will become
each aud every complexion. Far exam
ple, lmvit frying is ivory white to a rich
brunette, while whito with a cream tint
will cause the riehnets of the tkm to
show as a be uify, not a blemish ; nnd
fi;:iii:i. Iho bright old gold of last Season,
pas tier.larly handsome for dark beauties,
ni'iy ".(ill bo found, toijether wilh modi-Ce-.l
t-hades, appropriate for tho pu.'est
blonde. Iu blot s, piuki and purples
the same results uro t.otlce.ible, while
m.iicriiild with ncutral-tiut-.d grounds
and tiuy stripes and dahes of bright
hues can bo worn nliko l y blonde,
blon lino and brunette.
How lie Looked at II.
Grandfather Lk-kshiuglo throw down
tho paper yesterday in disgust and ex
claimed :
'I; makes mo sick, by gracious! it
makes me siekl'
'What makes yon siek, grar. Ifathov?'
arko.l James.
'Why, hero's another coachman runs
away with his employer's daughter.'
It is certainly too bad,' haid James.
And they get married the minute
they are out of night of her father's
house.'
The poor, silly thing!'
Well, I should nay 'tho poor, silly
thing!' 1 should also say the sap-head,
tho shallow-pate, thecriizy, crack-braiu-ed
imbecile,' continued grandfather, iu
a towering rngo.
The poor cr-.-atnr-.s are just from
boarding Fcbotdsril J unes, 'with their
heads full of roma-.tie '
Who's just from boarding-school?'
yelled grandfather.
'The poor, silly girls are.'
'Who'stalkintra') nt girls;' yelled the
old man, a littlo more savagely thfn
before. 'It's the e aehmen I'm a-hittin'
at. If I had a son, an' ho was a good
coachman, nu' ho w mid disgrace him
self by ruuniu' away with hi : employer's
giddy daughter, I'd spend my pcumon
money iu riotous livlu', au' I wouldn't
havo him ouo red cent to rub against
another. Xow yo:i hear yourchl grand
father qnote S'uakspeare.'
A large lumber c 'iieoru iu the North
wept, states that tliey have logs enough,
but cannot move them on account of tho
scarcity of water, vhieh iu their river
is so low, 'that the cattish have to era
ploy mud turtles to draw them over the
sand bar'.'
liable in i'raiiee.
A writer of JI. itii.,-'s M . ;' who
was iittippiii;; at f .'.e h m. e ol Victor Lo
bhmc when ho w .. ; i.v.!:i a h,:j '.V f 'liie-i,
gives f;U inni;l,i ;-. fi. iv. I tape va..p
pi'd uliout evtry act by the lVei.eh ; u-thoiit-...?.
,'itra H.y.i; 'IVance is re
rnarkablo in recisti n;i,; b.d.ioii, ni-d in
tho legal papers callnl i.r.i.t of birth.
."I t lame L ;Lhiue cnl I hurdiy compre
hend our getting nluivr v.-ithe'i.t thei...
Oa the birth of a child, uol:en must, be
Given at the major's , i.i:o' within ihr.-e
days. F unci must know i.lieu hu it,
twenty-one, ami r-iidy to servo it: tin
army. An oil lav rni'toed t!,.i'
child be bron;.'lit to tiie mayor's i Hi (.
nud its sex examined ; but th.; sp.n uve
was in ought mniri.ei:', ;..iid Iho law was
meviitled so us to allow a perron or per-
sons to vis, tit. V, hilii Mi't-r w.is ab
seiit for a short lime they eau.-, but ti:,.
not come up, and reque'sted that the
tnlil Hiioiild bo t.ikeii lo tiio tlliv. Ho
ouStmlay Riomi'jg Victor get e a c.-.r-riage,
and I as, ht him by holding the
baby, aud he keei.s tho carriage shut nn
close although it is the latter part of
May. The mayi-r is not iu tho i Hi
but his clerk is there : ami there is mi.
other parly before- us a plain man :.:1
the nurse and a banr, a.id auoll.i r ni;.u
as witness. This batiy is a day f-M, and
as been brought on foot. Wl.ct is vt.iii
name, and what is vour wife's? wh:if r.ie
your ages? v.hnt is your pr f. v i;.;i :
hat i e her. : T!i..-n .r.. ,.o n.
tions rei::oni!,es ' ai-. ii ...
baby is to be put Hit !j nurse, is ;.'k. 1
somewhere. Victor's it net. lie til! .-.v .
the clerk to mukrs tin- n.-ip-i -it. r,.n:uv
tion, that Fraueo may ii.,t be ei.eatu!
out of a young fold ior, p.vd wo a-e id
liberty. Tho h.w d u s m.l i-Ii iw Vad ,i
to givo a family namo. H id the .:;t.
ouo been a buy, wj cuul-l not heve
uaaii'd him for oiii- K 1. i L -u ir L -blaue,
lest h.o .vhouid .-. y fiat i.is mu:o
was I. uoir, 4;ud aiuvo. e of it.-.'.:. l'i.i.';ee
is often fearful or ;-:i i;-.kd. Rat we
may name Lnafvv r. :'re..'. raau
weniuv
all him for Victor 11. i .
Skelell of San A'lloiii.i, Teat.
It is a city ot the m...st MriLitiK con
trasts. Here or.r piv l.mg We f; in civ-ili.-.atiou
comes in coii'v.'i v.ii'i il..-slt-epy,
dead alive, halt-oivil'zaHoa a Mixie.i.
The palace car meet i the o:. bv.n :u
tho paniered donhev; tho New York
drnmme'r crrareJ in f.r;l!!. ? ; fran.-etifi
- ir -o lu... ., ... i:.
row tlicrts tie iai.eht !o i-i V .'a.'-'.r
at.d sombrero; aud th I'. t u t ';;r': '.
running away from ensumpti-n, t
counters tho blai.kit'.-d fiii'iau of t::e
plains. Il.reuio frjo i-:-.::e n.-nshm-that
would uot be out ot pia.-t- ;j tUe
loveliest suburbs i f I'l.ih-. ielphii, an :
hero aro Mexican but tlmtched wiil.
ooniptalks, besi.le which tl o O.wellingr.
Stanley saw in X 'ra.da y.eie mo tels o
comfort. Fino im di ru e'.iel c:!, wi-h
carpeted a-. les a::. I en-!. I. i.e.; pew:-.,
stand ia sight of : vrnni.ble .Spau'.vi
ciithedial vihcro swatby piulieut mnf-
Ced ia Ehitwin, crouch t-:i tLe :t. :.e fio: r
and tell their boa.: i. Ibio a' spaei..'.j.
stores, filled with a- e-.is'.iy got ds c u
be found in F. tern elf , oV. lj ,e v.s
papers, b,ii'ks, wp.tcr-woik:i, feie;-w;sL-
teh graph ol!!c (-, a cilo) i in! a i;:eote ;
and there arc quaint ai.d duty i;:.le ." i- x
iean shops, a lobe biKio urs ,vi!h loop
holed battlemeids, ti.arrtd with bail:-
rks, long w.igon ti iimi from Cinh.i::-
hau and Jlout-.rey bri'-f;r.g sdvtr a:. .
taking t ack cotton, j-oldo r--, prie: '
nuns, u.'-roes, pi'.s, rs, h ii''-!ri.-ed ,
ComnneheS, tiilt, titles i.ud f'e ;.s, Ii
live minutes' walk from your holt! vo l
can find y un-tlt in v ha! p.?erjH to be
ouiotowu !:: the heait of i'.i. sic; een
tinue your walk live uui u'es he.e.er :ii:.i
tho h uises and proplo m: ko joit iaii '
you aro iu ono ei tlu prel'y snl.iribs t.i
Munich orMtiittgait.
Broiurht Tmrellier bv Slramre Mi-.un.
Au fttlvi rt:sed U tter in tl-.o t! :lvt -t u
(Tex.) was tho means of r,-t-t. riii,:
Walter S'uiradeu lo I. u sa Ra-j'.ey, ili
F.nglih maiden he bad. eonrted yei.i r be
fore iu her native M:od.,tui.o. Kijarad u
wasacarpeuter in that Krgh.-h ton ti, arm
prosperous IVniIt. ivr B.'tdty iiuujht
that he was too Vma 1 jii t:.!o"s to i.:.:r
ry his daughter. F.ut I, mis i ! nd in
return, and Sa.'radeu cuiuo to A:-;eri. .'.
to win the fortune thai n.-lgid mako li r
his bride-. He ma. e inei:. at i s tra. le
nt Chicago, but linally b-.ee.u.n a shevp
farmer in IVxus uutl tiu-u urli'e.i i:;t .
Mexico, whence he returned across the
l!io Waudo with full poeiviis. I wa
while stopoitig t S tu Antonio that S ;-.r-
aden saw tho ai.verti.u'd h-tti-r, and Lie
was not long iu searching out his Louisa
iu Galveston, whore i he tni- support inf.
her father, now an iuv; lid and p or
The father dul not s'aml tho way o
the duitghfer'it happiness this time.
Why Man) ewr Sueeeeil.
He was at work iu u huge piL- of cord
wood. The sav iras d.:i!, an I ho tagf..,;
and fretted and fumed, an I at )a -t I r.d.e
out with aseriesof exple'.ivi s big enough
and coai.se emeugh In fal.-lly injure au
ordinary mouth. A cheery felh v, pass
ed by, aud, taking in the silnalu u nt a
glance, said, by way of friendly advice,
'My friend, why don't you sharpen your
saw?' The poor oppref-si d victim of
circumstances looked at him savagely
for au instant, and then replied, 'i.
here, mister, don't you 'hink I've work
cuouj'h to do sawing this pile without
stopping to sharpen saws?'
Hi I'l'y-Slay Idle (if a Oiiccn.
A c i-ii spondi :;t of llurper'rt A'uiftr,
in a goKS:py h U, r eoii'-eruiug tho royi.l
hen 'o.id of England, savs: At Beb.x
r.tl, i:t t ) .homo m:d elsewhere, the
.,i.r; a has, of e. uriie, her own j rive.te
: ;-.. Iraii' i, which even her own tlaitgh-'e.-s
cute r wit': ' o no forrnr.iity. A story
"is t old by a lady per tonally prc i i t .if
the. w..y in wiuc'i tbo priei as l ivid
.ve;.t lo lu r m ;!lr r's h'mi?.;r to ie --.ive
t'.'- l-i'i'eriia' H"'e-!i)!i of htr ct-jae.
m. ut wit!! 'Fiilz.' J', -:,,; -i!.( f r by
the qn.'fii, the y;i:ti..-j ;rrl a.b-an -. d
idoiio I i the doo of tho ri o.e, wiiere i.be
tiio.'-.r-.l timidlv. hit (Ti"i on Mich ci
oc.'.'-i;: n pivi'ur ii' g (o t'n'er iinbl
Ph."-iir.-eu !- ptivnie- r : . v.-ear an air
of ve ry sb.iplu home c irifort; her j-er-
s'-iul lieloh.'j.i'fjs, books, wriiipg mate
rials, ph'iio-ir ijih,') cf tho royal family,
stine lino painted p-.vtr !'', ui'd r.omi-picti:re-.pui
po-iv. nirs of h.r hapi'.v
jo'irueyir.i;i giying V ' iv. t haT.eti r.
Th; re- isle's 'lii-r'n art' :u her .-Mjetty's
apartmeiit.-, !h':n iu tlniio ef the
Princess ef V,..!cp, wlicr- evtry r.vail.
fble h-iace h'et its decoration ii: ihtli y
liric r br ie or wit -r-cil. r, Imt ;he dra
peries r- rich ni .l !i.o furtW-ings em
;iio a:.d homo ii' e, ivhile i i In r c i-n;-tr-v
-sidei-i-i". ti e ej-ir eu's pr:vr.ie win
dowi; loy'i o'it or. lajiiV'sppn such as uo
pi'iiib r ov-'t 1 rid upr.n his canvas. T.m
daily lifo of her m.i.;-:i,ty is s : simi-1-.' n-:d
li.-pvciitfitl that ?!.": laouotoii'i'ts bull -tir.-.
cf II.-. C,n Co',-. :,- i : 'itid'-
m-rlyri'l its import eat dvt iiis. Tere
is a rei.!:-iifor'jiuI 1 reakfa: at rouo, at
which the IV'ue.'ss 15 !-.', her
m"tiv r'H cms' ant i-vmninliw, an 1 pome
lady spi ;-ii!ly in wilri j?, u-ea:ly join
;!ie tpiei!'.; ojeasio'ial';;, ho.ye.-ir, h.-r
rvj... l y's bre..V.l'.:: t is served iu her p.i i-V:-.to
dlu'iiff-Ctl S1. Ai'ifr this V e ta re
:-cr.;.:'..il duties of htr witini'-fai.-lo nre
ith led .'o;h.f ersa'-e re a i r.r.d wvi'ten,
so!:o s;.ceinl iiiidieiu'Cs U'-.' riven, ni:.-
tho t-i'irulng i-i varied witli a walk -i
Iri'.-c, with one of t'.o pr' iseeses or a
lady-in-w dtin:! iu '.'.ea heiee. Tie? af-
lernoov.'i ion'. ne inelith s many cf the
.iiaarv eini-loynnnis cf any lady "f
rain:. -sitt-i". r.ro ir.uilly iv hered. into
tl-.'M'oyrd pr. R.2e with a gr.-at degree
of ;"! m.d'tv, t' e r.!'ioi:i:l of frced im of
of- rc.jRrs.- .l-ir::ig tho visit depending
i.tin-iy upon the fjuepti'rf intiiuaey with
her vi.'-it'O'. I i eouv- i: atances, such as?
(ho ri; ifii o! 'ie;u,v'''i; to Windsor, lier
uajeot p!a?:-s hei''.-if at oneen the
i" c :-ii:.:o.i i'ue c! am . of i.'.h.ot to laiaial
ri-.i-iiy nivvo r-:; ''ly thr.u the queen
of Kurland.
Ri'iereiice fo:- Parent..
Mr. Moedy, ftd.lvcs.-.:ng one of the
cii-w.'.ed iin'iiij'.'N in BaUlmoiV f id, in
ti e eourt:-.' of Ida rcn-arss : Jlouor ihy
uitaer aiul i uiher an t thy dayn shall be
ltn Iu tho land.' Am 1 talking to .son.".-
o':e iha! is Lot kind to bis father ni:d
iu'i;!:i r'i Ah ! remer.-.bei" we'l (ii i is the
. i 'y ei'mrsrai l ;;.nt widi a promise. I
.lo tot b: lieve tuat ma-: is goiu-'j to pvt:s-)e-r
-vho tr.-ats his father ami meitu- r
with e-'i-.t'. iipt. it is one of th-- e reiit-'st
of f "iv of Ilia prep.-i.t e!-y. I I there
! "i i'V.n v.ho wiil goto w-ik p.nd s-.lll. li
ly fresh a laotherV lv.::t by 1. s tvil
v'ofi-hi- ', if th. t i.i.:n uo I j voph-f.y
iled ; i-omc d: y 1.0 w:li PllfTer. Thai.k
liod ii r e. mother ! Wlf loves you like
vv.nr mother? W!uj weald sailer a'
ie.;;."i lor yo,; ? Who w i wad as lo::j.;
nu.t hope a- ranch for you r.n yonrmeth
er? S.'.e "ill - i by you when tiir-eii-o
hi- s!r:i ' e-u you d own road si c w.-a!.'.
wl ii'.ijrly were il po-viMe- -'ri;;is!er t'.o
p i: on from yotir hivasL ! bt rsei, 1 siil
f. r iho t'.".!, . ems yon uro sud'erine;. R -member
iH-refore to h -r.or your fa t v
an I ii'ei'.hc, fer if you tlo n-it, ll lul: of
Uio pcua'iy an i b: nr in mind tbur 'nli-it-s'-evur
in".a seevclli, tl.io ah-o s!: il! he
a up.'
liiMluiivinonN of a Model Village.
The ideal A m-. ; ie ea village has been'
weli defitu d to 1-e, h; its ouiward ap
prarauc, 'a wholt-sfPn-, cleanly, tidy,
simp'..-, mole-! col-e'i.".) of country
hollies, with ai! of lis parts nod appli-a.-.e-s
adr.plP.l to tho pleasantesl and
nio-t sa,:: lieti.-'y livii-g of its people.'
T thin sin aid be adile i n her.iihful and
onlroll'ue; mor;d sen invent among the
i.halrKi'.t-'t a bv. 'y inter in t .'ie i;i
telle -etual li'e er..i i-ocial au 1 rilifa'ous
i.ivi' of tl.o tha- h; an ! bu-iufss hon
or, thii.'i, r-ad p.- -tpevi,;,'. T'-u la'ler
eord.t'o-i c;er. :.'.v.y:; lec-m'ti-.ndt-d,
lot ti, i o f u r- e.ay be; sd v I. n they
exist in co-ijuia-t.iui the vlili'..-'.o !e;s ai!
tlie hob-:.' v.irl.'l. ceac froi: i' bfiv '
an ate.', 'live rr... tlf-i'abb- place of n ni
deuce i'cr the eh;- of c.t.r.ei.K that give
t. all to ;is v b .tfvci h '-livlab'i iu their
repu'iit't-ii.
r.r liion.dd'- Si uin.it In .
A rather flashily .bv?-e .t youug 1 i '.y
iu company with i i r uo'.h.'r was coming
out of church iu a city, aud v.hdo walk
ing ilown tho tea. .'-ive stone atops the
ol 1 ia ly slipped i-u 1 went healleug to
toe sidewais. Ti e daughter, horror
stricken, hid her face ir. n :;:.'-"i handki r-ciiii-f,
and instead of ht-lpiug her mother
up, blurted out, 'Oil, nioth'T, such au
idea! II w could you fall hero? You
are perfectly awful! I'm sorry I came
emt with yon I
A meteor, a font iu dinmeler, wi-h a
blazliiKtrain.f'. 1! at Wortiiinpton, M'nn.,
i xploding j'ist befoi n reaohii.g tho earth
ith a noise thut shook tho buildings.
ITSIMS OF I.IIMII'AI. IMIIIfllsT.
Tho Mh'SMiri S nab.- has passed !h"
M .ff.it bel) p inch bill br u veto if f-.
to 2d.
Archbishop I'aicell I. as Imu i i.e.l
f o ?:':'J,oiO by the L:f..vtfi b:.i.V, . f
Cincinnati.
( i ro-s inl iilif-raHiuis of Kiediehus are
complained cf by phy.-iciuiiH ia all iirt.i
of iho e aoiiiy.
R c idly lli' io have ' . n d p.' -'ed
ie th-' Rlreams of N .-rth C.irc'imi '2mi i,.
o '1 youiiR sha I.
li'iiooin p.rnposra to ami ml her c n-
ti'ii'ioii so that the L -yh-laoiie i l. dl
Vii et otil "il Jl! Six year".'.
The amount o! nvn.oy ' nt at. ii.t. r. t
in Xo'T fbnrpshiro hi.sinrtei;i-id ;'s o.
Olio within tho pai l year.
The liabilities of 8 warm, Clcngh A ( ' .,
(ho b inkers of (' irlc, In land, ten idly
I'a.led, aiuoMit Ie .-10,0(.o MM.
Twc.ty thonsatid qiniti ef hlraw
berries have bei n ship-. tl from Jevk
souville, l'iii., to X.'W York (his ice. u.
The I'liihidelpliia polio-j tioii il o il
permit a competitive- exhibit :o i of
slaupliteiiiig o-i 'he "-.tage r.f a v-u
(:.!. r.
John An,"us'ua Rogers, a K-u-fv
temper inee Ieefurer, lias comi litt-'d
chic, after six week-i of Viivut. ivii;
'l'
4 ?y
d
in'oxicitiou.
An imm'.-a-e C.-dii-'g flnl, nca- tho
v.VMifh of the K -.squeli.int.a, bar, p. uei
ti.OOO f.-el long and twenty fe-1 ,1. r- ,
which req-tireu ua e:ghl hor.-o eh:.'iLo i.i
drai-.
T.'i'i siipi.'ma coul i of Tcur-o.-vo has
it , bauds f ill, Ti.ere ara (Lirt iii::!
.Ired cafes b"f: ro t'm eo'irf, ropu-x-utiteT
.'lye ml'liou dollars raid ttvvu'y 1 a-ni' a-j '(
litigi.i.ta.
A c .lor?! boy, agrd (w-l e, ha:- lv i
sent f r tvit-i.-y ji ai t ) tin: p 'i.it-: ! i :-v
it J ilii t, 111., lor planting ot id a ph.y-
mato in a quarrel or:!na-.ing abo:r. ih-3
p.iymi-'at of live eea.s.
The sl-aner D - Ibtyter, cn her p .j
F-.ge fr .m Xew York to Aiitivero, Kivt
r.i!h very heavy wc.4!-f;r an 1 w.-s
sbliged to throw over her deekionJ f
a' Ho a-id 2 lit, no .1 lounds of ear:;o.
Too overage fa'a-y t f rai-aiste-s in
fourteen (I.-.uvIkk cf th.- S-ntbcrn
xerf.o.iii't coiiierenco r. v ,2, af't t.:a
averaje aiiiontit p od i .--J:!S; Tn .!;.
tie oi:cy is nearly twentj-fonr per eevt.
Afhon-ii thovsiind-, of yennj Er.torn
Calif ;ri:i:i, the mud'iy co-idUi.-ii of i'.-o
water iu the brooks eoo-i hi'd i them oiV,
ti'-d it is about decide .1 tL-ey cat; no! 1 o
t'r aui there,
Xir l'"!s-i S-ri::, A'-., (In i-k-ie
ton of r.u I'ldian was u?ieartho I, who, it
aj-ptava, v. i.i buried r-ittlngou his hoi'e.
.Sheets of isiujhw an i a 1 ;iv:o la.ep of
lold ore t re foued buried with the ri
L r an I hevse.
At a meeting of the P -lyl-ehn'. as-.o-eiatiou
in X.-5V Y'jilt, a Mr. Fe.-'ie'i, (f
Alexandria, Va., who has been lola ly
blind fram blrt!:, exhibited a il es
i.htined th.i modi 1 of au improved sr .w.i
et-.gine, which vaj iuaa- by bimseli
pt-!".-n:.ily.
Tho Woodrt fl' s?iei.tifie f xpe':i;;..v.
f, ineli wa-i t a have made a trip io'ovo .1
tl: - we-rl-l with student pu.-M ut'.er ,
Ii is b -'o aha-id ued by its p-rtijeet li t i:i
X'e.y York, as. (he necessary ji'iai'iar of
pi l'-oi:-- did net depo at the C-V'.'.l --, .q.;i i
for the trio.
Au association of prominent! "en'le
ucu have taks u r oms iu X.'w York for
he t iliibititm ff useful inwiitioijs hi
t'e- hi-)!.- of utilizing many p.-.tenir. - hieli
ri'iei". i:o n.ight never becou-" kuev.n
to t''0 publ'le em aeeonut of the p 'V.o ( y
cf tht Iv owiieis.
By the eoncossien of toe nme-.-r of Af-!!r-i!i:st-u
to ! In, 'land's claim , th Ii t-i'-b
become po.-s ise.l of the K-jj'iU pas,
F sbeen villey, the Kanim valley us f i'-a-.
S'.utari; Oil in pas.., and the Jvuy ber
f. .; ai far as Ti n'i;i, i.ll valit-ibli: t ;r..1-tuj'-fe
poh.t on tiie Indian f i -i, tiv r .
Tin-au'hiU'i'es of the I'.iiveiv'.ty of
V.rgi :ia ibny th d an h .no-'i-'y de"reo
iiss b-cen conferred upnti a distingui '-'.".l
l'.igli-hmui, nul it '.o that their by
laws, ns drafted by Fa .-Men I JeiV.-rv.n,
t!i; founder, fi rbid any se.eh con'.t rriti;,
ex.'ept nfU'l' si-.,;-f w-t ry ex uoi'.i it'-e...
1 -orge 11 x a-'-l Tern II o dig n play I
p. kt r a! lVirki -t.d S ili.ei, 'l'.'iu.ess e,
without any nuler.-.taudiug r.i to whether
s!rii-lts y.ere to be c.iiirited. They
quarrele! whe-i the tpt s.hm was
l-r nigtd up in l.iei.r ia-- -u 'h u oiic,
nod llnrii,';.!!! shot Rix. Toen II i t
n if- took ft rev.-lvcr out of hi r thai
husband's pocket and mirt illy wound. -!
Ilartigan.
Home years p.,7 ! n ral li.iidl 'y T.
Johnsoa mil tr.o ofior gei.i! u'-n ve. .o
appointed by Viriiil-i I i look rdter t!io
S'at V intere.-t in thn Chesipeako P.nl
O. lio canal, for which they wi.ro to re
'eive certain leianuevattoi!. Since tin u
the authorities coiieludt d the g.-i-t'otu-.-n
retaiped more than bi p-.vged to them,
un l brought suit for Fl',e'iM aud inter
est. Tlio ea: e has just b.-e-n decided ad
versely to tho Htatet.
Recent exptrimetits with the electric
light iu F. irope, carefully condu -to. I
and ou a lirgo sea'e, piove that the cost
is much greater thau that of gaslight.
The true solution is probably to bo
found iu tho conclusion n aehel by u
writer in tho 1! linbnrgh .V .' that
tho ebctric light and gas light will both
be u-ed for special purposes in which
they aro rosotvrtivcly supeiior, aud that
neither will supplant the other.