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$l)c l)ntl)nm ttctorb. Ctattam 11. J. JL.OJNlOJN, EDITOK AND 1'KOl'KIhTOU. KATES ADVERTISING TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, Hie sqiune, one inner i'n- - ,)! one inscrimn- i.,,. .... iwit nifieii .oil- - ! One square, otic ni'iitii - $1.50 PER YEAR Strictly in Advance. For 1 iror advertisements lil'Mul con rii'-tn will lio made. VOL. XIII. lMTTSIiOlitV, (-1IATIIAM CO., X. C OCTOIiKIi H', isiio. NO. 10. !,lfo and Death. When life WAS life in il.tyn Imij; lirlirp Ami death mis ilriilli. us all nun know, Then ih chip nki il the why or wlieinc, A nil each I I'srr nave hi ilnr ; Tin il mil' hi-shlc I lie other tn t. Ilnl si'ii me ennui nilli mystic natil Ami bound t lie old williin thr new. I'nr lift' ami 'li nt h go hand in h mil, Ami now we feel the sulitle sense Of life-iii- IimiIi, lli.it thrills lis tlirutih. Alul Imiis Willi he;iit;in I Mill intense Tin- mil "f f:ile In swift I". Tn I'ii ive Ihe st-crti f tin blue Fur niches i.f the skyey laud. Ami hope atnl ilre:nl our spirits who, For lili it 1 1-1 death ii I 1 1 -1 in 1 1 an I. We strive In it'i-.,n vain prtti-n-i ; We m-iirvli, yet Hud m IiWMi II clue, The i il of l-i- meets us 1 nso Ami no oiii' knows the false or true; lake -hips adrift w illmiit a ereiv. We blindly m i k nn unknown -trainl. Itul fee no hi aeon blni- in view, Kit life aiel ill atli i:u 1 1 1 -1 in liaml. i . v " v . rriere, wise !u nii. your year an you, Yet iloul't I if Jim iiiuli-rstaiid The il'll' i nn helwii ii Hie two. l ot hie ami ilcath L'o haul in hiti'l. PATTY'S PRESUMPTION. i inii.t: A tilth- while face turned wearily nil I :i "d'-.-.m of ililore-l shut illl'i I lie tileil eves a-i they cail",lil si" lit of Tally nul-ido the window. I'.ilty wn si. ml an. I fat ami her faro covered w ilh fr. rklc-, I'll! To the little invaliil she M i'iiii il a picture nf beauty, fur she brlmiocd to the (.'leal oilti-iilo wot Id of whii'li the sic "ill only e.iui'lil an iiei.i-iiiiial glimpse from her window in the hi". if I bri-k ho-pilal. 'Ilnllii," -he said, reliuiiiiio Patty's vigorous -.n i-liii"; in :i weak little V" co. o.Nr. I hav hmuolit you -nine flowers," euiiliiiiieil Patty, hniilinv. Up lier hands full of buttercups ninl ('ui-h-s. ,it tin hi at a i 1 1 i . -; hut how ' nil I i:el II" 'in up In you? Will they let nil' I'lii'ili lli In the window?" I '.it if i Ki' in I. leil ainl Patty. Hin.' the ll.iue i - i'i hi r hnmlkt Tcliief, climb. , lightly hp, t limjinir to li".hl niii". i'i H I ami wind' w sill, and 1 1 I t i 1 1 lt by "lie hali'l emptied Hie . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - of the I. 1 1 1 1 k ' i -chief tutu Patient's lap. The -i' I. fluid ave a eiy of ul I'luo-s, ninl - ill. i i in : la. in up hel l them i'i her f e e. Thi y'l'' lot . pi'c lliel' in the woiiiU nii'l no . - 1 , -." -..i'i Patty. "They jil-l pt i'l. up :".ii ni l!i-' li i on h-a -ii elite. I VI i-ll J "II '111 i see litem." "I iili I 1'illM," -.liil Pal It in ', In r fine lull ul l.iie.'iiij. ! never was in lie' w ! - in all in v lite.'' Mi, lev !" j;a- i Patty, "lmv pony I am f"r jmi. I wi-h I cimM take i lliei-e. liil! we haven"! any tliiiej I. mi leir 1 : i i earr'atre, ami yon rtur.l i."t il- iilili' lour feel up in that, Y.-in-e "ii re i.iiu.'.'' Iil-t llo'li the inalrnll enteie I, jivilll5 Paliv -ii'-li a fri-l I that U' nearly fell ell lie' uiiulnw lei:e. Ion tin' tnati'toi (.llii'e.l w le ll he -aw her, aiel - oppetl tti In l at the llov.el -. Her name is Pain." t .. I.iiuie I Paiien f, ami -ho lives i.e ihi.'r f-lie fi l l- - i -.il l y fiir lie' lieeaii-" I'm lan e th il -!.e 1 I- -at il tin- lln -e tl 'Wir . H.o ci; if ile hail a i :tr piaoe -he wmilil take me l lite Woml-, too. " "U'eil, I lion I I. now ahoiil lint : if they hail a tani iLe tliey wniiltl he like nil the n -t of ihe fullis - neier a thouirl't for any u:ie Inn theni-elves. I til'leii think that if the peup'e who have e. n l ia'e- wtutM reiiieinher the hiek in the lio-pilals Innv many weary days wmiitl he lirilileiietl." "Patty. Patly," eiieil a s-hi 1 1 ' voiee. "inn Hays to eoiiie hmile at"l take eaie of the haliy." Ami t-lie slitl ilown to the opiliinl ptimlei itio- the mat roll's Weill-. Pally lieil s,i near the hos pital Ihat sheiuiiMht main cli np-es of the -iiU'eiini; within tlin-e Iml'Ii In iek Wall-, hut lie hail never 1 ecu alile t i (how her h mpnihy for ll.e liil i. in mates cveept I ty an occasional cheery nod ami a Hullo" w lien she caught isi'hl of a fare al the win. low. Palit'liee hail I ecu there -o Ion;;' that flio lell el v well aeipi lilileil Willi her, ami her len.ler little heart wa filleil with plan- lo la'.e lief to Ihe Wooil lis i-he sal It l liiio the I s;:l up anil dow n ill hi-1 1 il'. She liv.-.l in the rear of one of the meat avenue-, ami a- she Willi lieil the eairiaes roll pa-l she Wiiinlereil why il was that it wa-onlv those w ho hail none who wanletl to lake siek people o th ive. ,list then a earriaoe eanie In 'hat Pattv hail ofien ailniircil T he stalely hoi ses. w ith llieirehinkiii',' silver chain-, the imuiovahle eoaehiiian in lnli top hoots, ami the -oft silken eu-liioiis li'ain-l which Mrs. Milt hlii.'ie Vane, I won i he just the thitiu for Pal ieliee's lame hack. Pa ly tlioiiht. 'Slie lookis siek la I -elf." she com iiieutt 1, as Mr- Mui hmore's dis-ali lieil eyes restetl on her aiel the hahy for a nionielit ainl then llltuetl lall pnitllv a way "I shouldn't wtuiilet- a bit if she would ilo it if -he only thoiikht of it. I lu lieve Ml u-k. her." The tlt'ii was so fascinating that Patty ooiihl think of liolhiiio pise. She hail alw ays w anle.l to make a call on -oinelioily ami h re w as her chance. She reineiiiltereil haviii"; heaiil Mmie whert' that people who failed Inil-t have rallim; eaitls, and she set about making one. sheet of iiotepaper was cut in two and .Miss Pally Haw kins was printed upon it in her very best letters. Then her mother's best hat and laoe mitts were borrowed. Sh did not stop to a-k for llieni, so -lire was she that the object of her call would iinike her willing to len I 1 1 n 1 1 1 . The baby was cro-s that afternoon and would not o.j to sleep, and Patty wa- in despair for fear 1 er vi-it could nol be made. Hut at last she was free, and siiniinoniiie; all her courage she mounted the massive sl"iie steps, card in hand, and ran;: the I t'll. The tall fooliinii w ho opened the door -tared in astonishment at the tpieer little limine before him. The fat, freckled face t-1 1 1 ti i i n ii I it I by thi till hat i row netl w ith w aving feathers, and the uioii-tioits lace milts, brtiii'.'ht a smile to his usually .severe conn e tiaine. 'Is Mrs. Miii'hniore to home?" a-keil Patty, se em ly liandin him the card. Thomas vn- about to ma'ie reply that Mr-. Mucliinore was ruaee-l, w hen the voi f her maid at his elbow slopped l.ilu. "Don't send her away. The niis-tre-s is in one of hep wur-l spells, and if ans ihiiio can brine; her out id' il a silil of dial yoiino oue will." So Thomas gravely leil the way to Mr-. M ii'luiim e's room, Paily's card on hi- -alver, and foilowed by Pafy herself. Ml-s Pattv Hawkins," he aii- ii iiinceil. thri'Wino open the door. Mrs. .Mu.'hmoie r.iisetl her laiiiruid t'jes. ami tle'ii -at up In surprise. "Ah. Miss Hawkins, are you weir" "Yo-'m, so as to be i.boiil," an swt'it d Patty, rt meinlierin ih'1 if' 1 1 I n'.i 1 1 1 1 plira f an old woman w ho vi-ited her mother. Thomas placed her a chair ninl de parted w ith a riti. Mi. Mm Imiore he-it .led for a moment and Hu ll a-ketl. "Is there am tiling spec al J nil called to see mo about ?'' "Ycs'm." an-weretl Polly. "Il is about your carriage. I slioultl like to borrow it." Then, seeino; ihe lady's ook of astonishment sl.e hasiened to add, "It's for Patience she's lame, mui know --I can w alk. If your man i- loo lui-y to ;, my pa can drive real 'otttl. He drives the orocery w an"ii lot f limes." "I do a think I ipiile umlcr-laml oii." fain ii-d Mrs. Mucliinore. "I tin not know who Patience is." "W by, she's the little :irl over to Ihe ho-pilal." Ami Patty, fnrjrettino; Ih.'t she inu-t hold her heatl very -till on a unit of her hat, which was very iniieh too laroe, I oddi'd toward the hll.ldiliL. Pown dropped the hat to her shoulders, eoniple ely hiding her fat face. Site ha-leiied to pui it back, eriin-oii with eml'ai raiiienl, slealine; a tpii. k ylai at In r ho-ie-s. Hut no one could have told from Mr-. Miichin ne'.s face but that -lie was aeru-lomeii to have her visitor-' hat-extinui-li lliein like a pair til' snullel's. ISv a few words she succeeded in making Pally fee' at ra-e and w as iis tenin with interest to the story of Patient P. "Tell her when you see her aaiu that I shall be very uhnl to take her to the wood- tomorrow if il is plea-aiil; and my mall i- in er loo bu-y to drive me." shf added, " ilh a smile. Pally, full id' excitement, ran home to her mother, forget liny the furrowed hat "Why, Patty llawkin-!" she cried, angrily, jiiviuy her a little shake, where have ymi been with my hat?" "I've been to tall on Mrs. Much more," an-w i re. I Pally , eauerlv, "ami -he a-ked me to come anaill." "Well. mu are tin1 lii"-t pie-uinp-lioui -t chilli I have ever heard of." Ami Mr-. Hawkins, fopyetiiii her xevalion. bui-t into peals of linin' laughter. "Asked yo.i to t oine ayaiii) did hln :' Ha. ha. ha! with that hat' ha, ha, hi! Ami tlio-e uiiit-. ho, li", ho. If you ain't he very funniest lookilii: liilire I eve,' see. You're enough to make the most in. 'lain holy W oman i:i the w orld oo into h -leric-, ha, ha, ha ! " S' e didn't lauh at all." cried Pally, the tears stal ling to In r eyes, and she's c.tiii to take . .tieiiee to ride." True to her word. Mrs. Miichmore ealleil for Patience Ihe nest dav . atitl il seemed In her as she sat h Ihe child's sitle that she looked at the trees, ti e lieid ami ihe liiel for the liisl lime, for she saw I Iii-iii through the ee of the li;tle iuvitlol, w ho-e pie tsui e was loo tl. t p I'm M ..I-. iV loo-,. ,ke heaVU'i," the Raid ooee, in answer to a quest ion from her new friend. "o. ma'am, I never nuv anything so beautiful bt fore. I ot hurl when I was a little bit of a thiii!.'. and I never could walk since. Oh. no, I don't mind it so much now, because I can sit iii a chair by Ihe w in dow. It is hard to .slay in bed all the time." That was only the beitiniii;: of many drive- for Patience, anil before the summer wa- over she went for a week to Mis. M iiehiiloie's eotla'e by the lake and Patty was invited to o w ith her ami amuse her. When she hail once bt'Lilli Mrs. Muehmoie found it haul to know w here lo stop, ami Ihe little inmates of ihe c;iil. ben's hospital bojMii to think of her as tin ir ootl fairy. "What a plea -ii re it must be to be rich." said a friend In her our day. Yes," answered Mr. Mucliinore, "le,:l I never found it out until this summer and I shall never cease to he grateful to Mi-s Patty llawkin- for hclpiaf: mi? to see the real blessedness in il. ( 'oiioroiiatioiiali-t. Tlu Man ami the Smasher. Wiiile we were w aiting at Trenton for the Loii"; Itraneb train a lot of hatrsiaoe had to be transferred. The manner ill w hich il Was hail. lied ex eiled the iudilialioll of a seme of pas senders, but no one w anted a "scene" ami no piole-ls were m ule liulil the la-t trunk was reaihed. Il wa- an ordinary zinc trunk, well strapped, and stunt enoii'li to ",' around the world with fair usae. Tin' man on the truck ended it up. ave il a twist ninl a fliii";. ami il struck on end with a crash ami burst open. The o m r had been quietly siirvevinv operations, Hildas the climax came he stepped for ward and as!. fd : "How much will it lake to repair that trunk?-' "I'.l.'iineilliiio," was the reply, fol lowed by a chuckle. Then I will po-l you in your bu-i-ne-s," quietly remarked the pa en- C.CI'- He wa- a -olid, broail-shoiihlered man; with one i ah lc had the bao uayi'inaii by the hip and sle"llter mid held him aloft as if le1 bad been a bundle of hay. " What's the tlaimioe?" he asked as he prepared for a heave. Here - stop - hold on don't!" shouted the terrified de-lroyer of bao- "What's the damage to my trunk?' "five tl-dollai's, ami I'll pay it." "( I you wi I? very will." His victim hid scarcely reached his feel w hen he li-hcd up a bill. His' face was whiter than 11 Mir. an I he. trembled so thai he had to sit dow n. )on'l fofeel Ihat a pas-enutr's trunk has ail the rights of a pas-en-oer," -aid the man as he turned away to lifjit a ciar ami wail; up ami tlow n. "Who is he?" I asked t f Ihe man on my loft . "llnn't you know? Why. that's Mllltloi II, the wrestler lll'il ll.l'licr." Detroit free Press. "Hit Me, Too." A certain ot-nial obi I'm. Ionian, who is a ofiil li'liiaii of bi-iire, likes iioihinL' belter than to watch the sports of. children and coulrive p lea-ant sur prises for them. Tin) Transcript tells this -lory about him : At one time, while loitering near the border of the pond 111 the Public (.anion, which is in. I far from his residence. Mr. It observed several small hoys on the cm , -tone, in sloop ite: postures, pa.ld liny the water with their hands. The temptation to lap Ihe back of one of these hendine; 111 ehins was irreal ami Mr. II did tap one briskly. The boy slraihtened up like a Hash, looke.tl around and called 0111 : "What did you strike me for, sir?" "So that you luih' ri-e : lid take this piece of money . my la. I," said the old man. hamlini: liiui a dime. The boy. entirely a ppeased, (.'l itinetl bloadh. Anil instantly all the other boys lloiketl up to Mr. It .each one shout iiio at'the top of his voice: Say, mister, hit me, will yer, inis ler?" She Iteml Him at Hnee. "Is it Irwue thai you e.in aw wead eliarwaeler i l the hand. Mi-s Flitters?" "Oh, indeed, yes, Mr. Smart if. I am quite tin adept." "W-well ue.itl mine, w -won't oil ?" Why icrtainly. Hm! Your hand i- wry soft, Mr. Smart ie." (liaar. .4 Di fiileil Pool 'less. "I noticed a coolness between Miss P.i-.leiil' and Mr. Treat ley la-t nie.li!." Is that so? Ami they're enlaced, too " "Vt-; they were eatiii'.' ice ereaui when I saw tliein.- Mumey's Week- ly- niii.iKK's i tn.ru-. 1 11 K ri I i-. hik in v.i i urn "lilt. Pin tl.le r.iel I'.tllllMi Pee: Iioit'l 11 mi nun ' r oii w ill lnitili me m r. I le.ir 1'' " Hi, tunny e'f ! I' tniii) i II ! I itiii't In- alai nie. ' Pin looking for li.'i t'V. If. on sltniiT hi liana' .!." 'TIipti l.iii'y. i h. lai r . I'i 1 I ii up M.nr s ii k : A ml earn . oh. earn li"' I I "in" on "in l';e I. ' " "liver lb rf.'i I, mi -I N I. Ii"!i:i. I III I us.. I -I r W. Il is quite important, w lieu speaking of the hupye-l day in the year, to -ay w lial part of the wmld we are talkint: about, ii- will be -eeii by leading llni follow io li-t. w t'ticli tv!l- the Iciil'IIi of the lonye-t tl.iy in several place-. I low iiiilortuiiale are the children in Tornea, I -inlaiitl, where ( luisima I) iv i- le than thiee hours ill length. A I lo. kholllt. Swetl-ll, it is eighteen and one half hour- in length. Al spitbt rjeii the loiice.t day is three and one-half moulds. At London, LiiL'laml, and Piemen, Pi u--ia. the lonye-i day has sixteen aiel oiie-h ill' hotii's. At llambii;. loi'inaav, niidHant in Prussia. i!;e lonye-t day has seventeen hours, Al W. mil. nr. , Norway, th" loiiue-! day list- from M n '.'I to.luli --' will Mil i ti t ' i i-ii 1 1 1 m n . Al St. Pi ler-I in i:, li'u ia, mid Toli"l-k, Siberia, id oii.i;e-l day is liiueleeii hour, and the shortest live ll.'lll -. AlTorina, l iulaiid. .lune'Jl brings a day neaily lutn y-'wo hour- huio and ( hii-liua- one le-s than three hours in length. Al New oik the longest day is about tifteen hours, and al Montreal, ( auaila, it i- -iMeeii hour-. ti; mmni. I'i:im I . i Many year- auo Mi-s lliilyard. Ihe oM'iiie--- in the royal family, Mt-iiej j the Priuee of Wale- iliall nl i e to his .-1 1 1 1 1 i i -, -aid : "bmr roy .il hihne-- i 1 1 1 l i n i 1 1 i i 1 1 u" 1 1 1- Imi -nn .-: will jot be plea i d lo look at y..iir book and learn vour les-on?" tt-' ii-. ii i i i 111- roval hiLllilicss said ho would I ' " Til. n I -ball pill you , the ,',.! ner," said Ihe "overne-. Iii- royal lii;j Inn -s aj.i n replied ! thai he should not le. a i.is le-s,,,,, , I neither sl Id hi- p. in:., i h" eoi ner, I for he was the IViu f U ales: and. a. if lo show Ids a-lhor tv he kicked I his little fool ihroilLh a p an.- of ypi-s. I Siirpri-d al this act of ,, . I . -1 i, , . - ' .Mi- liil'; aril, risin- I'i her seal, sail I: --ir, ymi liiu-l t.-aui w.nr I.-,- ! -on, and if y.ui tl. I. thoul: voil lure the Prince of Wale-. I -liali put ' ..... ii. it ' II........... tl , were of no avail: Ih, ,1,-ii tn.-e wa- repealed, and that, too, j,, ,h,. ,ilMI,. dctelininel manner a- l-clore - hi - ! n.yal byline - breaking an-llier p: j'-f "lass. I Mi-s llillvard. si't-iii;; h.-r authority ; Ib is set tit naught, ran- liie bell and ! ..'quested that I.is fall,,-,, his -,;,! ! highness Piince Albeit, mi-lit be -,.,,1 tor. shonlv al ter the Pi in, e arriv and liaxino learned ihe 1, M-',n why his, ptt-cuee wa- retpiiii-d. a.l.lia iny the I', ii.... ,.- U -i,,.l ,. .; m 1...,' , stool or ottoman, -ai l : oil sit Ihe.e. sir." Prm-e Aib-tt then u cut I lo hi-own roiiin and ., liutiiue; with a ' I liible in his baud, he sai.l t his roval ' I hi.'hu.-s. Ihe Pri, fWalt-: -Now,' i I want von loiist.-n to what St. Paul' -ai-about the peo who are tinder peo; And haviii" read the lias.-a'-eto him. 1 t.l.'.l- .. 1 i- i,.,,l,.l.i.ti, 1...... thai mui are the Prince of Wale.-, and if m.ii eondiiel vour-e!f prop-riv vo 111:11' -ome.lav in-a -real man. You i may be kill": in the loom of vour mother: but i.,,w j.uiare only a lillie l.., ; lh".i ji von tire tin Prince of W alt s, 011 are onlv a child under t I- and governors, who mu-t l'"n"- K" ''l'"-'-"" ;'" " - cm..- . wd- w. ,e-tr,.l .0 n as,.,, and n, I htyed, ami have tle ntl.ler ""'''V' The w hole plant s,.,.,s th. 11 to ih.-ir l.-ular pursuit., but the or, - Mi lium to do -is Ihev are bid 'K' dideil wilh il- purple bant -I. and aim of the Iroublt nld mu be 1. 'il 1 ul - M-.H-owr. I mu-t tell m.ii what .-.olonion ,-avs I l.e read to him the thclaratio,, that he who h.M'.l, his so,, ehaslenell, bit - : ami in order to show hi- 1 hiid, he eha-ti-ed and put him in a c 1 ui-r, sayiuo: "Now. sir. miu will stand thereuntil ''"-,.,..,. -up, .-quo. vou have learned vour lesson an,,'"''1"11 :l l""""1' ""y ' doll-ami ! liuul Mi-s Hilivard uives vou leave to come out, and reiueiuber thtit ) oil tiro under tutors and governors, and that H.ev 00, be ,.1,.'M"1 '-ri-loi.,; .,. ... Work. Vet 011 tit .1 I'nr. "I.ivino in the country now?'' "e-." "lou't y oil miss the noi-e ami bu'tlf of the 1 ily ?"' .No. I ham two children." OLD AND XI:W. 1 1- Forarr War-Slii)s an ! Tliusc of ; .. i r i lu'Jay Cum pared. i J ' j M.inifnl I Duties Hcriuiroil of Mo'k-rn Mon-of-Wrjrs Men. " : brought lo thl- i oiintry aitioniits i l 'Uu The ol. I -ailiui; fii-ale ami I he L'nal , , ( t. , ,,, i.,,,,, pounds, valued at line of battle -hip-, with toweiiuj s ;,. ,., ,,, s;;u,i,i ,i ,. . iniirican lua-l- and eiiormoii- -'piare- of f ' n- ( i o'uli u ri-l. va-. iheir I'Ui row - "I .nn-. tier upon M li.-r. their crew- of Mien hiiielretl I'letnre.iHie lleliu'idaniler.. men, have .li .appeal ed in the mi '- "I -, .,, ,.,,M. U not v,t ,i the past alolii; with Ihe heroo- of , ar,!, , in I his A i eadiau i-le. but it is fooper ami Manyal. The smtli.-i ,,',v , , (, ,iday. and M el of our -qua. Iron, with her -i sIM1i:IL W0111e11l.uk ihinnre in I ed lin-. I.cr powei fill engine-, and al I 1 , ;,. t fiinL.,., wilh ej.-w, dark the appliance, of defence and oli. iic , i i-,' keis, apron- of snowy while, and that -loam ami electricity, in -hm I. 1 ;,'.,, poke-bonne, s. A-a fai l, bow -that liioilerii science e ribun - to 'i.. , ,, j. .,!, ,,m .,.,. , x. ept safety and elliciency of a -h:j. r.'i I a , ,,, ,tt , ( . ,,. ,,f you 114 ship's company of the pre en; t : ; 1 1 . . . 1 : . 1 1 bein- a i'-hl-.-olored -haw I, would ih -troy a whole 11, ei ..f -aucy Ull,- -pani-h l.t-hioii. Areihu-a-.-' 'I'be ui'u wear top boots, blue troii- Y- i 1 1 1 tl halite in the -hip-, a ,1., while linen jumpers" and ...11'- chatioe in the life anil the traiinnu ol w.-ierhals. Put even liny aie -ecu n sailor has n-, a ehaue so " ..ii, . - in a quid ooii.niio'ial thai one of Nelson's old sea-.lor-. or ,,, .,,,,, et vici'.ible -lull. A evi'll .lackie ,.f our lale war, wmial be , ,, j. s 11 1 pi --iiil-I v -H'aiiL'e. tluiubfounileil at the manifold duties tli.-. ,is.-J ieaturt' In iie.' a I. ill hat or required of a modern inan-if-w ar'-wn, 1 lab u- tt ly ornamented wild man. .lack must he a soldier imwa- pin-, and v. hi, b tall-a frilled man- tlays as wfll a-a seaman. lb' mu-t ,,.. Kv.n her per-.nial lineiv.ln.u ever understand the intricate iiieehanl-ni is ml u y ! the lrappin ;s ,,f ih of the revolving cam Hie deli, ale .,. w Iiidi i - .h-eki .1 by b, r-eil' and splits ami complicated breech appara- .,. t,,,.,,,!- in the bride-i m'- lioii-e. His of the heavy -mis with their lo - The w hilesi of linen, plenty of laee, ilraiilie inoiiiiliny-. th" m inai-no ul and ' . , 1 1 . 1 1 . a iiiounlain of 1 . . : i 1 1-. nod care of his maul i lie rille ami In- , .,, ,.,(. j. ,,,p' ,,., .. i,,,. ... :u,. -eil' c ckillu' revolver, a- w ell a- hoW ,i ,,',, o t!,,. i,..e! . t .".ether. In p.'l - o pi aloft ill a j;.,!,. ' v, in, I and "pa - ...i,. A I ler I he 111:11 let"..' eerene my in the weather ear-rill..;," to puil an o. r im-.-hurdi. 1 he pariy 1 cpair m the now ilia boat, or to knot and -pii-e .1 ,.,n,.., ainl parl.tk.-of .1 national cake, rope. eaten with a -.nice of -y nip and Ina man-of-war's crew of tlay. ni.-! ,-l butter. l'h. 11 the 1u. rry-tn.1k-liiany of the men 11111-1 he specially "my j. over, the w hoie pai ty o in pro trained forth,' peculiar kind of wmk ,., ...i,1M every -Ireet on Hi" i-lalnl. falling to their shale in t In- 1 m-ral Mm', eating an I diinkiic: and dancing, lout-eli-eo hie of 111" h 111 -'ien'il;e ap- ;ll ;li p,- home. -' .-, 1 ibn. r. plianees that are iioe.'.ary to in -ur.- , the t Hi, i. 11. y of Ihe -hip a- an iii-iru- A t infills I iitle llailr.ci.!. liietit .f warfare, and o r-v-,!,- for ' -You f"l'.n- -lowu leie ..in talk 'I 'infoi'l and w.'Hare of t d"-' al .oiii y ..in r.ti li eel . lop I ha , e -H a, l Slllill" oil In. .1.1 "t her. I'.'l' ex l,i"Ue-l Hi n; 11, In. W.i- of al'.iil- auiple, the i"ik.,vw,, v. hi. ii ,1! li. - i-oid in to.- We-t thai I . i. i- -aw iii my lime of Ihe Wlilili", of 1 In - ai'i.'ei- if,.." 1 1 ,. w a - a I iiu W a 1 1 -1 r." I .-1 "' 1 -prohably the lie. -I lhoioiili'y equipped a or wle. had ju-t , lui ii. iiotna w ilh the iiewe-l appoin:ioeiits ,. an 11 ' of (he ves-i'l- of our new navy no.v in 'omiiii-i 'otnpri-s in ii-c, , v.- ,.f 1 llh'" ' clu-ive of le r line olli ,''','s MU-' ''imineer-. and pay - masler - several ep- I t eleeti ici to ""' " WI:1MI" -' in ..i-;.-i iin I ' - I 'I ' : ' :-1 " - in i'dii'i-1- "' ' '"" t 11 m-i mai.ci . :,u-i in- i II '. "'d-'i'- pi.dilied for I 1 1 j ,vinn ried I with the luiiuitiy and repairiiiy of the I , . 1 . 1 1 , -, ! ' plnai. d .11111,--, the di-lil.u.u ot ,1"' iukinii-i :u.-r. the hcttns: :i- ! l,:"--''-''i-. aiitl Ihe many u-e. lint .-team 111 ;v 'T I"" '" '" a; olhc ary . s.-M-:al I so-called vi it'll a- a-i-talll- lo the j 1M i""''i'. '":-'' r-.il'.: bcil.-a j -'difkMuit h. l-.il..r. paiul.'r, arpeiil.-rs. . tniiuaker .Mnl oll.eis. : " " All Insert Hint Is lloind.l mil S.,1,1. j 'I he cochineal inicr.-l t"ii- , ,,,vau 1 "s " --!,,-:' ' j is found in tin- w..oi- in hot ' countri.--. pa; li, it'a, ly iu.etlain pail- I .Mext -o ami So ilu .Mie lo-a. it- ,1"' l'l!,"!" "'' ""- -!"-'"- fi""i!-v' The feinaie i- the tm -i mi- pot taut liieliiberof lie-cochin a, ie - hold, as she "i rl" s " a ,l'' 1' ri "" " ,',,1,U'' 1111,1 ll'''' '"''' ' " '' 1 " .-n:ly p'-ieani. .1 at I """"' ; wl,ilUh i'"'!'-1-- Tiii-lill,.- in-.'i.f -n , c-pie ai e n n.,1,1.- lo L'-tei.s il-eil' o a blamhof .a-n- ,..i. I'I,, v i.quded a man. wle.j ""d t hi ll-l 11." il- b.-ak mlo I In- m.-- ,1 io.-k, , hie a iii-l. to .1,-, q,l , f -r j '' " """ me. -u, ion- Ihe juices of the plant. Il in.i', a-e 111 sl ,ai'" in sie tapldlv and - 1 il i- bald lo ' tell it from a seed or ben ' When 1 he female i- full -I,.- " " "'-'''-i" i'"-" '"'' - dile .low l.y till,, w hi, h -h- -pin- f.., 1 i . . . . i .... 1 i . . . 1 . .. . ue, -e . a,, toe-. - now , a , i "' ' "''"., '-' fore Id. i "it - are laid the cochin.-. il i- fu lest ,,f the coloiiii" inatler w hi. h H'c iuy riadin-ert are bn,-he,l oil upon j P"'. - of ehuh sprcd to , al, h them. Th, n they are -pecl.L killed bvlc. '"" ' 1,1 I'diH -. and when til ieil are rea l, for Ihe 111:11 i,. . How many of ihe-e bill bineal Well.'- nn s soim- hi Llit la. I, -if it take--o many to wci-.li a poiiud the stock of cochineal ihe--!ull nni-t be i"1"' '""'"''I No. the imai in- dii-lry is an exl.nsive one. I ..ir-e I ovulations of .-actus are "low 11 1 -- ' pe, iall'. to lai-e the nn liineal lui::. aiitl it is said thai in a -iiee year tlnrej ! have been ilunolTid int.. the I nil, , I I Mattsiilone nearly ".t 00,000 pound ,,f these tllied ill-tfts. v.. died at : j pound million of dolUi.-. li 1 ii I hiiri buy- an equally laif ninoiint, and I'laii't thai- in lli"iii quite a- ex i len-ivelv. A- iiianv a- I pm tons of "" li:'V1' 1 " , N i-" " ,l '" ""' l a-t wm ii ties in. hi- -v was at us . , , .. .,. , , liei:'lil, but tin- Use ol aniline dyes has le . I I',.' trad" eoii-iileialily, I lie I I I reee'it stall-lie. ol cof 1 1 1 1 io;i I nil ! ports show that ti e quantity annually ; . , ;, ,,, ... , i. 1 1 ; t'.-otril and lc ' " " ' " w a- lellinj hi- e i-rieii. e- lo a u i "lip j in 1 1 1 1-. i . i J i '-. a lil'le, -in::le. rack, na-mw- ..,i.je lo ci. a:i I I .h-eovc rod H in a , .j,.,, ,,., ,,.,;,, of ( 'c lit i al I III - -, ,. mvl1.. and run lo th ' farmer-, and all Ihe hand- from en it. , ,. larm-rs - ihe tl. f.iru .ou-. - a 011 the j j. n, . and I l..i '- hi,- ih;. mud ttaiuaj day - all lreil,i. with 0110 pi-nejcr; ,-ar hit. h.-d on. ; -' c i - 11 I ei' e 1 ., ph , ,r bh I, -y s- j ,,,,, (,. , :1 . , ,., .j .. J ,, 1 , 1. .,, , u . iv 1 ,11 , 1 1 1 i, i- , ,1,. , 1 n ii ii i.- in -ittbi. Th- 1 .i - an- laid - 1 :.. ! Hi, v i,- 111 pi aii i,-. : a..d tl,. : 1- no i".n!l"d .aid if f.l-. ! N,,w :! 1, -late iin" a. I lie- it ,-.irii,. ; !..,s ..f f,vil,t ', ,h- w . .' of pr...!..,'.- 1 roui He I'arin- to a lu ..n- d of th. I i i - led- ential. ami i: pay - 1 1..- f.u "in 1- , ., w,.n. :h ,-,, ,1: .,,! ?,, ,,, j, ni p.,,,'. M.IM. n, f 1 New Voik Mm. , Ah-uril ltu--isili Siiier-lilit.ii-. ' -'i.e ni"-l ai-lud sir 11 -I it i, 01- an ' 1 1 , ' "-: ':"" i-emeu, as n.,1,1 1, nn in- ci in.- 1 in. " "' l..--i.aiii .:' . ami pos.ltM-li tit.:. 111 1 .1' il .- nl ,nied the w arninu 1'i-H ll I pookhoV w ould la sw a iow. -l in the "i.'in.d. In i. - than an . Icur ih- m w - -sca,i tin ..u::!,..,,, "-' ( pla. . . :.nd pe, pleal'.tnd.' Illn-ir, 1 i 11 ... i . w o. 1. a no , , e a,, s, , , a u .. . ""''; ; uci- m i.n ,-, ....- lie- w t-i ,- ,l,--i 1 it ,1 lo the lab.-rei- II some time befoit- tin li i-hlelo-il I . II Kiel ami Went tn Work. I l;r lloihovay wa-ut 10 the top of lite l.i 1 -1- brick t h i u 1 ut - y ninety -live feet hii.ll al the plas w. ik- in New j Albany, led , I lit ether afternoon P icar.iowu 1.10 sn ucire. nannv , he reached t he top when he -lipp, , and fell into the Mack, and ricochet i j fi ,uu -ith: to side, struck tin- hmtoni j almost w illnmt a serateli lb- was at w, .Ik a-ain in 11. hour.- Indianapolis , hl. ) .loiirnnl. I ilicrill o II i t-. I ir-t t '1 iiniual : "t'oiirls is luiubly inn ea-onable." Second rimiiial : "'el I tilleis found 'tin open Ut conviction." I'poth. Sine. Sweet. Sin;; -'. -t. MtK 1 Tlit.til r h.ippy .lays may hf waninpt I'-.r far ... 'I 11 May Ha' hcKveti- an- flay, A i, l,,iii,'ri ', it may 1" raining-- so, -ni.-. vn 1 1. sin. ! Siuvr, S.ti. sin! T In -1111 mi He hill i. iiy inn TImuivIi f.i'leth Ha- r.tiu ii I- st 1 'I all hi vain I'., i.,' ti. nially -i.itl.in-' S- sin;;. .. t, smgl siiV . el. -iiu ' For. 11- l"iu; a- a h.e e 1- lix in.-. Tie . :il'i I . le.vs . 1 1". - I . . tu'l. I'lel .-'IT'OVstO I.. An-1 1 l,i- 1, 1, I f y "fro :i,l- litf. S"l, "Ul ' 1, n.- 1 li.- "V in y.cir le-:-!! an oiiliii. l lni oil,. 1- ma-. I" o ii'i.t lak. rae, I ..I' y ,,111 .11 . Tie... el their ,io'l''l iiil; -A. el sill' ' 11 - .- i lit', - vt r I . - II" Th, I'U'I ..i He w I- ai' liiatile-: I Iii. I I u-t .ilnl I" ptlle. ail. I. I It'll y.ii sore . ,'n I..., I n ill 1,1 ,111 w.-uii.i 1 ii, --....!. s.v ' 1 -iui.-: - l.V.x H:---ill-"!l. I 1 West Shore. Ill IHIIHl S. A- o,,, a- a iniie eihl furlotios. one' inl" pol l V. ilh a bow- o, cult -leaner-. Ad. now I'-.le 1 a- Hie "last" mall-, tin- -hoi-maker. . I fuel I'i the ll.lllie- - -loklTS OI an sleaiuei-. Allow in-- P. iu'r . In-"- myself, " lie- burglar - 1 I wlcu If jiniuiied the, w 11 w . li ne word i- "It' ll -p-,!,ei in je-l ; bill we always like it to be about sonul other fellow. Lvery p.ii:;;' lady -'1, mbl belong' tU an iiivli.'i'i eiuli. .-iviil iii driwiuo il bean i- v ery i, -ii able. LMi-il,- I o'pie'te; I have jjiveil many a mui the a,-k f.u- ,1- Smith: I suppose so. You have el'MI";ll t i lie-. I iie 1 aper haviiio ihe largest i , 1 1 ' tti, 11 in liii- country i- publi-ln d at W'a-h.'iijtoii. Il i- called the ( ne I lot I tl I'.iil. -I -e,- that your iii'ie-e servant b t- ui.-in.iued lo pi' k up a 01.11I ileal of Lu"!i-h." "Vis, he wiiikeil away v. Ph my ,le-tioii,ii ." 'I in. --her - nil., -v 1 .11 -o', expiailisj that -oiin-l iun - be iloe-n I have to j"i a. yard before he "els a toil. Ill- fathel tet- the i"J, and il u'l spare il. Won't you Pi'-a-e play lis soiiip tbiiii'. Ml-. Hammer. ilnl', mi;, ?" a-Uet Mel'.ri, -k. ! -ImiiM like o ever so I s 1 1 i . ii." -he -aid, looking al her watch ; i'ut. le.-iti-, , I liave no time.'' '-s,. ! I,:le heard." replied M' Ulil k "bllt. ! "" "ok that . vt u kno w .'' V1 " '- -ir-iu: .m l I"' wn- 11111:1 w-l","""'"1"1 lb- n-i-l prai-e w.t. 1 'I. en -r m. .,na . , ,.' -,i,,.:.. . 1.,., .. t . t:...,,.. 1, -i - .mi i.,s h. nr. .leluhl, - m He to.-., y. o-. V, !-n le 1 ' - ' ,!l ,li '' ' ''''' ' "" j lie llitln't Hear. j i,-,apman wa- a 1 y eel : ,,.,1 ,....,1,. ..,1. ,.,,, ' ,.,. , ,,, VllM1. p.'ih.ws of Ida ;,1IU. 1 1(. ,-. -Iv heMial.-d ,0 one ot j , ., ilU ,,. 1(,M1,V ,my ,jIIM, k. i!tpi d a few doilari ,, n, v . .m, ,., e s his j ,.,..,,., i,,,,,,.,,, lu,. ll;a h ran made a mi-lake, (tin- tlay ho w a- ,i -proii le'd by a yonm: man of qUestiiiii.tble holle-ty. lie pre loliteil . to be M l v bll-v al hi- de-k, bllt thll .,,,, . fellow .lid nol notice il. , ..,;, ., . .,. a., p,l like to ,, n ., t ,.,, ,- f,.w .. ,,, f, i,,u. ( , ,,, ,,. ,at's t hat ' ' be -aid brustjiiidv. .. 1 o,!,,', i,,,,,- v on." -I Would like.-- -aid I he ytmii" man, ro.-'ou-i.loriii". hi- propo-itioii. --to bor lon .o of voll for a week." I.ieal -.iSl!" t xelaimetl the oltl ,,, , i.,. .., Ml), , ,,a, Mol ,.,,, vm. ,.,s, ,,. ,. x would bi " ' ;l4m, , i',,,- s ,w ." - I 'Incl-i. ; iierahl. I ters ('..Ml Feet Tall. Pi ot . I red t .. Poiuinier. the civ il 1 noun t r of Li.om.i. s.i-,-; .- hnvo been all over Idi- coiiiury and Imve tho best . ..lie, lion of Ih" lima tt. be found am w dire. What do you think of these trees ,,.',(1 feet hieh? Tliev arfl to be found that Iniili in the niisur eye, townships near tin- fool of Mount Taet'ina, and what is nunc I have seen them and mailt' an in-trn-1111 ni il meii-iireiueiit of a nuiuhrr with that result. There are lots of trees near the I, a-e of Mount Taooma whose foianf i- so far above tins u. 1 na. 1. .- .111 me 1. ,e.i 10, j w Hal lainiiy Kiev l.eiom, , x, t-pi nv tlm M.ark. cry few people kimw or il ream of the immen-iiv of our forest growth. I wi-h that some of our lal ee litis etiiihl he sent to the W ot Id's Pair al t 'hicHuo. We e ultl semi a i ll.iy pole, for ins-am e, "u(i or nu feet I loii." filyinpiu (Wash.) Tribuue.