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VOL. XXIV. riTTSBOHO, CHATHAM COUNTY, N. C. THURSDAY. AUdlJST 2, Ii)01
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yy rtftht, ly KmiKitT HfNicia Son.
CJIAlTKIt XVI1L
I'OSTINrtD.
"That is good. Polo will bid Knu
m.ii to i: -. -i' l ymi graciotifcly. Mjike
foui olVi'i ing here."
The ..I ! in ;iu; It'll mo to a nielio in
tin' rocky wall. It was evidently I
natural i ; i 1 . n I :i t i n . L placed ft low
rigam in it Mini bowed tit Pele. I no
iirr.l th.it Nimolnu wore, a smile ol
satisfaction, whether IVlc careil foi
tin1 I'tVt'i i ti lt nr not.
I wondered how fur tin farcical Bidi
nf this mystery extended. When I
had penetrated further, I learned tha'
Niniolan Iiml a monopoly ot tin; aetisi
tif humor cistiug in tins island o,
I.aii'ii. Hi" worked tin! Tittijtl of thi
lilistc uitig Hook for his own purposes,
and was, in hi." small way, a I tlin'k
mailer. lint tin1 realities I saw" furtll
cr fm ffiTi' lini ri ! tie enough.
'Tlit' prie-te-.s Kmiiiiiii is not alone,'
Maiil N i 1 1 : I it t . 'She has with her ti'B
liigh i i-i . -1 of Pole, who guard lift
irmii her i-ii. mies, iiinl who ilo hi'i
bidding. Then there art' a hundred
piie-ts wh i pray to Pole nil the timo.
Ten of tin in ui a tunc, tlii'ii ton more,
mi.
o on.
-What is t' at for?" J asked.
"Pole d-uian Lit. When you re.vli
the p re-ten. v i f kuiimai, you will In)
nf i-ii k speechless by her great lieauty,
lull yon in it.-t nut allow her to iiotien
this. You liiu-t h I and how your
hea l. The hi uh prie t ill it ready to
hlay any one n a of themselves who
dares he!, iimm hi r fa v ill any spirit
lint th it i f n .- nud worship. Tiny
mo very liei.-e. the priests, nnd 'oil
UlUst he careful that v.nl do not arouse
them before limy Km iw you well. You
w ill l.e e mipi-Iled to prove your faith
to l'.!e, utter v': . 'n y will regard
yoiiii-itheyil.it!.. 'lio.-ts. Come,
jet us . ii to Kat.
Nitiiolau made -inn- iiiysteroumnve
iiieuts o:i the wall with his hands and
I'vili ntlv fiei-ied a spring. A tloor
"pene I It
iug into n tlark pnssage.
I' .II.i-.v him. Just insiilt)
wat a la'ttcrii. Thin ho
.'la: ted nil before me. All
w.'iitliu lantern R.viiigi'jg
nf me. The lloor of tlin
mi th, so 1 had no dull-
He bi b- me
lb" pa-age
lioht.-l mi 1
1 c ":!d .-.'
nl-tlig ahead
pa- -age w a :
cully in f..!l-.u iug. The passage must
have I i a ..ii-r one 1 judged that
wo wcro f. K. i -t an hour going throU'!ii
it.
Su.l!e:i!y 1
Niimil.i l -.el h
nut t!ie li-''d
llloli'll nf tin'
Were al tic Im
jud-.'llig ft 'ill
Mil l n. II. dill e
saw daylight ahead,
i lantern dow n, blow ing
I'haerginjf from the
a . a re, I found that wt!
- ol a mountain, which,
it aiipi arant'c and tht;
enitrv. ha 1 once been
an a
the .
I'm iiiati.ni ol
entry all around wasjau'ged and
r.m -h. II i It le l-.'es nf lava rock formed
into l'aiita-;io shapes. Caves, moUlid
h i 1 ilt ep cr i e-i made the phci) il
hploiidid hiding pliit't' for wuugg'.ers,
pirates ii-, 1 ntht-r outlaws.
"We :i-eend,". said Nimolau, begin
ning to clamber up the hide uf till
mountain.
-This is Kapa'. 'ti'." I mid.
"Yes. '
The mountain uvh .sparsely cohered
Aith a grouth nf t.- 'es ami bushes,
Th est- ii -iiv I me in my ascent. Tim
fitru'.im nf ;"!' on the lava was not
deep. Tin' volcano ha I been silent :l
great nany y ars. l'he farther up we
got, the le-t.- soil there wasuud thclcsH
veget ib'c gr -w ill.
1 was weiiv when we. reached tin!
top, but Nimolau tlid not seom to feel
the eerti"ii.
-i til, voiir mask is crooktid!" he
f lid
I'lic high-priest world tday
nr uiii-k was cit'oked."
I ha I better straigl ten it,"
" l'heso hi rh-pi itfsU am diing-
Vim if v
Th',
1 said.
"I!" careful what you say. Come!"
lie le i nc do. i i a steep, pathiesf
plain of lava. It was cav t t go down.
It would !' a tlillit'iilt matter to go up,
Wt- were i:t"V i'l the orator nf tht
r 'lean .
We too l on ii ledge of rock, per-linp-i
i' li'iu I red ft ft wile. This ox.
t-'iided all the way round tho lm i ut U
of tho orator. On nin side wat tint
top of the mountain, an oven wall
On in let, ly sui i ..uuding iw, fur wo ha I
ile-ceiib i prnbably a hundred feet
in'o the c: ater.
t.)a the other nide, and occupying
the center nl' tic mountain, was a
lake. Not a 1 ike nf water, but a hika
of molten la. a. Now and then u
ruiub'iug n.tie onl 1 be hoard.
"How Inn.' has the. lake been hut'?''
I nI; ed Nini(.:au.
"i)i
a v-:i.'!"
Ni;.i"!a'l I
n'-o tud t'ne t t
led owi l-ue I
1 ii' a sliort tlistauco
lei , to a spot where the
to tt -hi ly three, hundred
IV , t.
liitlin; fr en the nver toppiii1,'
i.'.o.int tin was tho rude fa- a le nf a
te iiple. lo w a into the rock and built
o it nf -.he s a a-- material.
Nimohri -h'tute I at the do-ir.
"Woo interiiiiits the worship of til
priestess Ka ; :.ai?" hliouted a voic
inside
"Nun il.i't. the guide, with a priest
of I. !e, s : .'it to Lowai, of Oahn.
who is deal! ' replie I Nimolau.
'l .1 .: oi e,i,. 1. A figure, clothe J
a:, i m i- :.e I lik-- my-.
-I'nt.-r. -- i e-s .1
mal'.e I; i'l a y. :ir f."
Ile- .. -. . r ,-
I f.-P .i-l 'he
If, st to I there,
to Lowai, and
h to Pe!o bofor.i
I
ui i
jlau Ji 1 n
OF. HAWAII.
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W. HOPKINS
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to lielnng lo this weTl'd, "ill seen.
Then) was a autipieiou nf luookc:
about liis worship. Hero it was lea
enough.
In a temple, lighted dimly by a ho't
in its vaulted roof, tho hutidi ed priests
I.pokell of ti.V Nimohl.l, knoll ill Bonn
I'ii'i'les, with liowt'tl heads and eroueh
ing linros, inonninK and prayin;,'.
lh'fori) them, ten high-prmsts, nr
raytid Htitl nmro grotes.pitdy, hwiiii.
pots of inponse ftinl chantod weir..'
Hongs to l'l'le.
Upon a thrniin sat Kaumai.
My .Vh fairly bulged wlion I be
Wnl'l thin vriustcs.
" nno was lar ami nwny ttm noi
lienutifiil woiiian I had ever lookei
iJion. Her hU in was fair, her liaii
ami eyes dark, her form perfeet as i
model. Slit) Hat calmly nui veyin x tin
Heeiie. Kaumai was clad in a lion in;:
jfannent of wilk. A crown of jewel -ivns
on her head. She wore a girdh
nf jewels that Hpni kled and tdioiin i i
Hie caiiille'.ight, and Bent sparks n
light from her Bide. Kauunii looke 1
to be about twenty years of a ;i
"Advaneo before the high priests,
find givo replies to their questions,'
Haid the priest who had let me in.
"liow your bead. Io not Ioo'.c upo:.
Kaumai, lost you tlit
With 'bowed hea I followed him
down the center of tin) temple, to t
position before Kaumai s throne
"You are come to give worship b,
I'eh) and to assist her priestess,
Kaumai, to .still the npiri! of evil mi
ler tin) mountain?" said out) of tht
lii;h pri 'is, in a m iiio;ig:is, si i
oiij vniee.
liefnra the iiltar nf Kauinai - in
the throne, which they called it -
there was a smaller chair, much li!;
!he oiici uccupipil bv the priestess. It
was empty. 1 cJpeeted to be told t.
take that seat, lint inst.'.vl, I wa
(old to kneel.
"I have como to worship 1'ele," 1
ft'plit'il to tho high priest's monotone.
"Yon dwear before Kaumai, the
treat priestess of Tele, that you will
lo her bidding in n'l things?"
"Yes."
"Let the successor nf T.ow.ti wail.''
ai 1 another high priest. "Ivauuia
i Mot to be interi upted ill her worship
I ait the white fawn be brought for
Kant that Kmnmii mnv tnicc mure
ook upon her, and aiiuoint ln r to tin
rod. less I'elc, to whom sho i t.) !
laeriliccd."
A niuiiniir went nio uil tin1 temple.
K high-priest went awiiy, and fr m:
Mint) inner recess limu-lit a crsoii
overod wit'.i a long white robe.
Ileal, face and nil were covered,
riiistigiire caiiie with uncertain steps.
i"l by the hih-pl iest, and was pl.i.v 1
ii xlic chair before t!i ) throne, ol
Ivii'imai.
Then tin.' high piiest drew a-d le tht.
it'll'.
My lieart leaped 'id throbbed r.' 1
) nindoil my ribs. There, pale, faint
llg, Sj'iMlllllglv but halt eons'lolls nl
ihat was going on around her, was
Winnie, my long-lost sister.
I forgot the words of I,owai. d l r -;ot
the a lvi.-e of Nimolau. .My brain
.cemed on lire. I threw aside in
mask an 1 my hide nis ina'it!'', in 1
ith a ci v of " Winnie! Winnie! Mv
hu!i.K sister!" 1 sprang to her and
I'lasped tier in my arms.
A tumult a! once arn i
limit and curses from the j
upon my ears.
Winnie looked nt .ae, r
I.oud
t . fell
ed
me, and with a glad cry, put her ami
'iro'tn 1 in v nock.
'the next instant, rude hands t ire us
apart. 1 was surioiinilotl by higl
iiiiest.s.
"Seie him!" tht-V cried.
And, as I saw Winnie bm-'ic nil' at
tho bidding of Kaumai. I was knock.-. I
lotvn mnl fettered by th t maniacs ul
.voishiped Pole.
CMAPTKIt XIX.
In the scu:llc, during whi.Oi re
Jeiv.-d many hard kimeks, n-nl gavt
- ime in well, the masks t f two ui
throe of the hih-prict. of Polo won
ilisanauged, ami I beheld their faces.
Due glance was enough to show nn
that they wore insane. The light o!
'aiiaiici'ia was in their eyes. Tlicii
thin lips writhed w ith the unreason
ing hate that my notion had inspire I.
1 fought desperately for Winnie aid',
freedom, but they wore too much for
:.io. Knocked ii'i.l butlVtoJ by Limni
irniR- I snoit uiti-etiuilied
A crazy high-priest leaped upon my
fallen body ami culled for ropes. They
worn brought, and my arms wero so
curely fastened behind my back. All
:he timo they kept up a grout shouting
md shrieking.
As I lay on the Btone thmr of tin
great bare temple, saw Kaumai, to
nriestoss, move toward lue. Sh
moved, as I say, rather than walked.
There, was something so divinely
graceful mid ila..lingly beaut iful about
this strange being. " She was tail and
:if Miperh pmiioi tioiis. Her face wn
!ohl ami proud, even austere. Yet il
nas lovely in its fairneBs, with itsskii.
of velvet and with well-molded ehii
lod lips of ravishing reuuess. Hot
inn, which was bare, was raised, and
howed full and plump, and a hane
hat an artist would travel leagues tr.
ind, pointed a slender, tapering rlugt-r
n my direction.
"Let tho vile deseeratt r of the tem
.tie nf Pole bo eai' ied at mice into tht
liingenii." said Kauunii; and, Hlthoiigl
nr Her Is w ere harsh and her manm-i
torn, tin v;.:t-.- was a vi,i?o strangely
'.uxicii, lo a j JjXAkie.of as meal
passion" as it wni of Bitch ImrsTiTiess.
"Away w ith the false i riesl ! 'IV
the dungeon with him!" they cried.
"He awaits his ow n death! lie iuu.1
pay the cost to Pole!"
Hooked at Kauunii, hoping tonro-is,
in her breast miiiio little mercy, but
there were no signs nf it in the calm,
bright eyes that looked stonily npto;
me iih I was carried forth.
"Oh, why tlo y.ut think I uni a false
priest?" I cried in the unlive tong'i".
"Ilavti f not obeyed all the injunc
tioiis of Lowai, whose naooeauor I
am!"
"You have iloBeer.it ed the temple nl
Pole," said one of thi bi.li priests,
"How have I dt'HMirftUd the tem
ple?" I asked.
"You have laid hands upon tin!
sacred one sel apart for saeiitiet.' tr
I'elc when the devils of thy lire Mil
the volcano into action. Tliut is your
rim-'."
"Put I. iwai .lid not Ml mo that I
n ist not do that, and when 1 sa v mi
ostel' I could no4 rcsi.1t tho tempt I
ion to caress lit.-"-,
"lie t.i'ks like the Viv'lo of earlh."
d l I'l hi oh ti-i -1 . i-r'naps a !i;i'--aorc
i . i -n -i i l'. i i I in ol'.. i-1 ".I.
toes not know tlnit in thn totnples ol
t'elc no earthly relation rirts."
"No, J tlid not know tlmt," T nn
twere l. " l lie mi-'I ed vielini was n.y
ister in Houolulu, and I thought i l.u
vns my sister here."
-Vol have hal your t y. 4 opine 1,
oh priest!" mid nic nf the highs,
with a half innim ami hall' lio vl, "uil
I. now your error now."
"I ought to," I mid. "I have he'll
poniile l lo a 't'l'y loid lied iit into a
knot. I ought to have learned nnuu
Miiug from nl! that."
"Ili-t t'Vi'.l 111) npelii'l. Pelt! 1(5
"raisedl" saug a skinny i.i.l lunatic,
lanei'ig ! m r by my .-i-lc "iio will
isis! at the sacrif. f the s i "l i d nil"
a he'i the volcano spits nud bid's. Si
:o the praise and rhuy i f I'elo all
iiorl.il.s come."
A luipt y idea fi-puied to s i ike then
it this i' int. Tiie words nf ih n!d
! I'd-iii i.iitaia-- v.ei" J triiiiia'.c on -s
or inc.
"Ah, that is what he will do!" (ley
eplied j.deel'ally. "let the new pric-l,
he successor of l.mvai, assist t thu
.l.'llli.-.t nf tin- sicred one, a l l thus
tliow hii tlevo'i.iii Ii the rt-.it nit't
rood Polo. If his v.m k is iliiao well,
lieu we w ill tnnk" him one nf i:s a
ligh prior-' nf tile' Kiimmilniihauiliiiei
v:ii." "Y. s, Ah, it i.-. a go 1 1 ti l nf liis
levotion!'' raid an other.
" I 'o y oi a n lo this'.-" a .ko 1 niie,
vho anpc.tro I to be Ih" "I '..".! an I the
iighe-1 in nai'inril'y a". ...:'.; litem.
"lo I a ::e" I i w hat: ' I I'-k - I. a
I H - 1 1 I ba 1 n.'l hear! thco. I ili.l
his to g.ti't time. I .! rapidly think
ing. " y in ii to a -si t in the
ill. 'I ili.'C nf t he sa 'I i inlli'Xo'l Kin in
the le.aplc, and hurl ler to ill" to-l nl
1'ele in the boiling torroiit, afti ; w hi !i
yoa .' hall bee mie n hi'ii prie--:, n we
ire, and i'Iib-v the coniideiicj of l'e!
m l her prit -less Kaii'uai'-''
"Yes, I agree to that," 1 raid. "J
will tlo your bid-ling."
1 ha 1 jumped I i a ha -ly re-ilve to
ic.-eiit their t.-rai-, hoping that i'l ap
pearing to su'i iiil, I i n- lit gain .-ome-Ihing,
either in freedom I'mru impris
tinilieul or the coulidt -lice i f sotne o(
llif plie-ts. 1 knew llint by holding
nit and pi'flesliiig against my si-iei's
lentil, I would melely hll-tell it. So
:.. iiin w hat I cm! 1," I pi t tend .! lo
agree to their hmiilil" proposition.
We w ere now in a dark mom c.n vi d
In tint rock.
'i'lio tloor nf this It'oi'i w as h.-avy,
mid seemed to have been built fur
l.liigeo'i purpose-. It hal hoaiy bolls
ind chains, and sw ung heavily on pivnt
hinges that had evidently been Mi'-iy
for ages.
"Hero is your dungeon, where you
ivill remain until you arc wanted,"
said one of the highs.
"lint w hy am I to be put into a
lungful! like a criminal'.' '" I n-ked.
"I, who have piolnised to ubitlo by all
your commands nud propositions?"
"It is the law i; Pole," said one of
my eaplt.rs.
"Put li-loil to ate. Suppose there
lia I been I wo of us instead of niie.
Suppose a fellow pri"st had come be
fore you and Kii'inmi for tho liit
time, at the same in. mo lit that I til I.
And hiiitiio.su we both eoimmjted a sn;
that tlvsocrafod the temple and ea'Ie.l
for our punishment in the dunged.
Then siippoe y1 hid put your prop
.isitioll to ImUl nf lis, as you ill. I In
inc. And suppose that I agreed, a - I
really did. and my fellow priest re
fused. What then? You would put
iiim in a dungeon for punishment.
What would you do with nn ? Would
I tint deserve belter of you than he.''
"True," said the leader; ' it would
H4 so, but there is only one nf you."
"That is true oaoiieh," I repliel,
lociiig a slight a Wantage gained: 'but
I have a 'ted the mine as in the prop
isitioll concerning two. have uuree 1
to everything, yet you punish lm the
same as you would the priest who re
fused every thing."
"The successor of l.owui has a sub
tle tongue," saiil the leader. 'What
he savs is true. Hal lie lefii-el I i
assist at the -aeilli.-o nf the xi 'iv i
one, he would be ea-t into thi dull
ge in. Now Ic ha. ngr I to it. ii td
is he to be east into the .In n ,;i ei -t
the mme'.-''
"It is wol! so 'k -n." sai I i i t'n-r !'
the highs. The sue, ;,f I. ..- u
Uses his lie.t 1 wa ll 111 1,1s o A n I eil t!t'.
Let him Use it as we'd to th - ul.uv of
Poo."
"Let iis oa'u'y him befoiv K i i iai,
md heal the w isdom nf lu r w nr Is,"
said the ba ler.
I ftared tin" result inure fro'c the
hands of tho beautiful pi c-tess 1 1 I
dldflolil the high pi tests. 'l 11:1 e!e e.'. ,
V. in- t I t-a'.t V I. lis n.-t i!ed w it II ri Ui I
ly, the terrors are liicreiisod. Hal I
hit c-l uhel no i esistanec.
(Ti tw cMUtinuod.)
I'l-naliy l-'ttr t-uleriiil Itleliwu.in.
rrnr 'IL I'osioMiee Hoparlnioni is
I trying to us-, tic rural Ii
I delivery experiment n.s an
( argument l:i favor nf good
IM.'iils. in. 1 where ill" experiment litis
tailed in iiiiiovo the bad roads .-ilmig
the I' lite Hie service will have lo he
libel:.
Tic department bus 'otitic over lie
fciinl'i lo see how l iilliy routes Were
'nuipled by the oomlll Inn nf tic
mads last siiring, nnd has rent nit;
lattices Iiml uiih si; the roads a:'o lm
pniMil to prevent , . m;i.-t t- Init-rnipt io:i
iliis .spring ihe.se mutts will liaxo to
be al'.'intl'.m .1. Tin' meonls flmw Mm.
a great many rniitt s v.. -re inti-nupteil
Iroin niie to seven ii iis last spring
There v. -re forty . I' these mules In
loWll. I'.'.eiM' ill lilllMls, tell ill i.--
I..I1MU aiel a less number hi oiler
VNi-ien, .-lini enutiii.'.'n Mates. I no
1 t-.i.H I Hie. it is . 11 IM. II. Ol ...s ,
it .seems i.e. anse that Stale has a I
sU'tut many iiioro rural free tlelivory
l.iutes ihu.i any oilier Stale, and. Ilk"
111. mils, il." Stat" suffers nt tiims
l.i. in bad mads wliloli catiiint bo ii.n
'' ""
'I'll" .: put :melit ftdmits ihat il v. Ill
i
en- , ..,;,. oimsH-Tin.nu io in
.MUlei'lty h, bHlhliiig roads In Iowa and
Illinois whom tho I'.eptli nf the sod
m:i,:es i: ,;in:,i luiposs,
net r..:,di ilutt uill bo passai,!,. nt
s.-.isn!'.. of tie your. I' Is nilmilie.l
that there are routes hi Illinois and
Iowa xvh. ro everything pt.ssih e has
I ci n tloiie :.i mnl:.' good roads for Hie
c.i'i.ViT par: oi" tho year, but during
l.e upr'.ttg fn-hets tins,, imiy bo l.u
'..tss.ublo for a few day.--.
Th" iii'ilo.' is iuii.nt to upii'y lo thus
- ,u.t .- v.-1. 1 : ' t i:" p. .ei',.. arc hnlif.'o. 1 n
:.i ihe c.jbdi.i 11 of 1 iio road-; and h.r.e
i.llo'.Vt-l lilul lo b-'coi.li' impilssuli'"
ihm: .'.h in g!"i't. 'I'hc inspectors will
ivpot'i tci ii,.' I'iciics that are in:er
rupt. .1 this sjirlii r. iiml wlerc the in-I-:uh::i.:.iii
Is due to li".'.oet or the
rnaic- lin y will be a'l.unili.neil. Whore
tiie hiie; rcption Is due lo eniiilil ions
which i.tiiu e. b" iim rciime Hi" ilepnvl
i.eu will make u'.h.waiici a and 011:1-
I Ull" III" SCI V ice.
Put ihe il'b.ir,;r.":il regards rural
.':..' ilelivory as :.' .vrgicn nt till I I'll
ie.i ... -,; ,, ; , i n;:. I -,,,,,! load--. ;:n I
wh. !-.,. : ihe pciih- are i;i-liiTeroiis to
lie a-h :ili:.';ii s of lie s'orvic" t'uo t!' -!
ar lent hold . that lie o.." rlnit til is
a failure. The t!.-:,:.i:i I for rural free
th li . ,y i-i ;';'. :;!. r Iht'll th" th pit:"
0.1 i:t .-.ui unci vi'i lie np'.vopria : i"ti
1 y 1 ' u ::. ..n I it v. ill favor th
c 1 ; 1 1 ; n 1 1 i . v. hieh show i.m-l nppti
1 l.iii.tti by i.iiihiing l'ouds t-Vt :' wlii-di
li; - 1 h.voi'i . ;n ciHi s. uid umils with
the h :;st p.e-ihl" itil-.-rl lljllitlll.
"
I'n-panil I'm- Siiiniiifr.
In the 1. 11 fining iit'.cr lie grfii!:d
'tis - ill'1. 11"' I'.'ii'ls i-hoiihl le pre-
.,,,,1 ,',.: si.muu-;' t:;:vol by Iciug
up-'! i:u .-'iih lie "i"iid niiieir.uo" nr
.. i d evador." I.. 11 this work Ih
,'i.ue, ihe -rt"ind is c. upariiilveiy tlry.
: "d c'-::--e'i:' nil." the h'-avier read
io.'ui.i : is reouired ::nd can be h:ir.d!"d
i.'i ihe t'ltmls. It is somewhat ire.', r
uni'f ti.ut this 1 el Is irdinarily
,'ilcd :i mad ce.'ih r. since the n.'iv.o
uis 1 ..-sibiy Ld to a miseniiei'pt h a
s t 1 .uii impi
As ;.n his' ri:;
tarn u-e of Hi- mucl.iu .
er.l of r. ml c iiisiructii 11.
hi - i.ii'ciiiiie is used to Live :i ci'i.wa
;i ; Ii m.uil; but as .-.n instrument of
I ::ii:itoi.ui:ee. i; should be Cs"il only to
nnoili ihe sUVoit ' v.ti.l fi-s'oro i'io or-
.gii.ul iv iu ii. Apparoully s e::e o'n ;a
I :s us iiine t !;a; lie machine is Hot to
In' r t Xeepl to IllcVcnse tile ITl.W:!
I' tl'.e r.iad. lluiplnyetl in this way
Ihe t row 11 is made loo treat, ami a big
ridge nf loi.se tavili is left in the inid
i!e of the road which tc.'.y slowly 0011
ehii.'i s j.nit v. Ii ii-!i is likely to be
ha heil into tie side ditches to tii.i'.ic
redd" tl'ire. Since the im rniluel Ion
f li e mud ui.-i' hit:,' th.-re has tleve!
pi d .1 si;i. ,rg t. udeiiey to iiiercas tiie
t:i ivii nl' He r. .-I I'.mlnly. 1 loubth ss
tiie i.b.i ri iu 10 secure better drainage
.' :!.- r . I 1 ed, bin piling up :11c 1 artli
I; :.u iuud. oiiul M'.bstitute for the
hi it. i .e. t-id - sh.p- s Sleeper than
i" i i-siiV'.'i 1-1 1 U. 11 1 e... a-. aii r inio i'.i
-lie ': - cr.- a th'itun.etit. ::ht r
i.iii.:;s I ,-iiig fiitnil. the I to.t road 1 1
1 :. -., 1 1 ". or to haul a Lad oior is a
j -in 1 lly ll.-;t cue.
(tii.nl Itnail. 11 Npt-fs-ilty.
Wi h t't.it:;.- oxpro.-sht'i nf ,-ipsi :
t u for iiie vir.uu l:o-p.!ali:y c.t.'iid
td by lie luis.i.ess ., , 'hd;:th;
I'hiu. ih 1 . tr.. ;;. 11 of llie S. nit, 1 rn
i u-Iu-: rial A - -iu . hui ::,l.iourn, it to
u:. fi te xt v.-.i.- iu Memphis, Tclni.
P .ore :: '.:;: iilng ihe foll'twing iv.-j-I
11 w .is ., !. d:
Whe.igs. d'iie territory nf many 1 .
ti. Siiuiht in S:. hi s is eniirely or
lug iy li. u-e 1. '0 ui w::icr nui ig.itii.n.
and.
'
'. -is. 'i'l, i:e: e p:-..pero's cim
' lie".-" !:.ivo Ir.u.Xul froi.i t .e
. I . . I- 1 he Mtul it.ip.t: h.' c
! 1 ei -, end I ha! much m' 1 Icir
i iy .!,; ::!; up-.n a , ;.i 1,:'
' i
" i'i !
c. l ' S.i" hen In
u 1:1 t-oav. u: u :i n
'.v . urn '-'iy iu ..'
o! !ll ir.z,.i
ill- : , ;1 A.- -..
r: i. oi t le- ii;i"ii;
if tii" S,.ii.h the importance of the
:':ip!'nVf Ce I'l ni' llie leads. .Hid i .
I .-I y.y 1.; .t. : .al Ihe I -hiiitv. -1
' lie Mn it.i.s : i ho, .1 S.ub s t., ;,i!..
1 1 li s imp... . ..u; i iuliei and to , naet
oleh law- .is w.ll lend inuaid Ihe bet
I' l 11 it 11 1 ni iiic leads vf their Tt-spcct
Wo Swtw,
TRAITS CF f.fXICAN If.'ClcN?.
Atifttit tlir Only (Iiii-m In 'Mini fiMinlly ftf
rule Itlttiiil.
Ii is a wonderful lileml of races lhaf
is l-l nuiLe the Mesieall 1 1-' 1 1 1 ; 1 1 i HI of
lie funire. fie M.i.ia nun nf ed
II. III. oil Woh ies i.' the nel liliClile
t.'oihio Siaiii.-:i t.vji . TariiM'.ins mar
;ied Willi .-piiiilartls. and all tlegrees
of Azlee iidmlx i lire, while ill D.iMie.i
one iin.'is tic apoieean sirain Theie
is great lio.i- for the Indian poopies n '
Mexieo; lle-y .are, fur ihe most part.
e.titll ol blood. Willi a iierviiiis fni
V. lllell lliak'-s .ilelu. on being eduealt i'.
go fur. Many emblem men here are
nf llliii'd lllnoil. ami It Is v.nriliy nf
iioii- t li.it lie Indian blnnil gin s grav
ity, nn ii'al poise mnl great v ill power.
Tic Indian Is loyal, a good I'rleiiil. a
tri'tit. ml. ins enemy, ami soniet imos
llelle I'll I ' I .'I ! 1 1 1 1 1 I'd of the id- US of I lit"
v. li'.te ra.-e. Iiown tleop in his In art
ii Miineiiiing .'iiim i o . n;i I, lu!eii-e nnd
loiiml. I have heanl idlleated In
ili.'ins. i.'ilk iig in all t iiiil'ideiiee. i s
press the hopo lli.it nn III. I. an Mexico
may mine ilay till.-' llie pluee nf t'.ie
ri;uih ii Mo:: ion.
Wo h.ne lost M'.'neihlng In the I'ni
leil Sums by l.iildin.' tic Indian at
arias' eie:;ii soeiallv. Indian blno-l is
j ,, , ,.,., ., s ,,. .,,
V'UI get good leilills ill Ihe lll-
tiao I l e nt-... I !: V .-li e in I vi:i:ilei'.
i . ' .. , ' . . . ,, ..
strong Hid lit" thai nature pre;'e -s. nnd
In u hi. h sic ooii'hiati 4 i .a!.!ili-'s.
Il.'ld tile I ieiUll,-: II p!li!o-.o,l. T Niels,
' visited M
(. t, i(, v
I Ic
I' hi
nl. I I. a- e r mnd
"o or ma u." hi ;
,.,,,.,,. ,,..,;.. , . nll,g ,1.
,,.,,..,,; is ,,,.;, ;,;-..,.. ,,,t
, ,t V.,,11I,.M v,;,
' i-i,, j,, ;. ;-... and v. c. live long. Our
ui'baii eiv;ii: ii ion ami ilaiutine-s ,-ind
1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 v i s .!o :rt.y real manhood :i : i-1
v. om:iii!iii'iil. iiml s.i tin flourish th n'
i -t ilii.-.tir.-. fad iisis r.ii I luiil. .'ti'!-
W .Itel' rei'iUUIii'l S.
i Nicliin; I ut tin- s',:n nc. l .air, lie'
free lii'e of iiuiine. : -lie v- the b-'.-t
in hysiip:" nli.l i:i oh:i:aet' r. Th"
In b.ui. s er,,e,- i"i mm Idling, nn I
their m roil gt h ': be ,s , -ni'.i'e.i by
heir vigor nt' l.e iitaii y 1; I- a :;re:it
'.thing imt to be le t", o.i-'. lo brent lm
'i!i op. to have p!"i'.:.v nl' i,ui'-l. ni.oiii,
blood.
Olio is ni:::r:e.! nl the power oi' ap
plleaiioii of Indians nf culture; I hoy
i;et laiiguol niily after iu'oiise work.
They ha' e slum'.! a. It is a g lly
sight In see l-o'.ilillg lloWil illto WillUli-
to'Hiir.v valli ys I'nu.i the Sierras. th
Indian woni.-in. s.r.ih.'ht, clear o. veil.
1; icoi- eied. Mai h iis with line illi-l
It -i , u-' ;' i ,'. e '.' .i'i.' i. a - i lie ' it
geil.l- .-.-s il 'i: ih .. i . :y nociou
i.',rui--.'ii!, ."III. il' ;. .'.uied in i.tiliz.'.l
m:.l::ii r. ii: in ;; 1 eii .. !!.. .1. : r
Homo of lie I -1 : 1 ; have i.;.:u.v 1 1 : I I -nun.'
v.-niiii ;i: y-.-.i i" 'I; i them, ainl
i;!l :ieee;c, . t'iMli. ,1 sijui'iaftis fail
nv.'.'iy. u'.i th. i..c ih'.;:l. 1 !' u hul w
1 ,:!l I hi ii- 1' tv-r.y; ih-y a '" s.irpi.'.'
gnWUeil, M: I lli 'i.' li.iitr.l'U' Ml-g"stl
im !!; inn o.' subserviency: licy l" 'i: ;
to one ihoii::iis nf the an i pi" world
I when lite was lived broadly, lu-hh'lii
' oui'.ured ;ind ihe a;.' of f.-s had not
j lt,.ul , ; ,.,.,., ;,,,.(
in,:in ,..:. :is 1:1 th.- c.u;:i!ry .".'.is
..f .M,.xi,. , wi:ii lie par!-.:- .hr.-i.n.s o.'
j (-ivii;:.it;..!i. u.t-!i '.' the "f -,4' oial-
j p.,,-, toeih yellow with gt.M. with 11
himdiv.I ar.. -i' th" t"ib 1. ::!"! n-rvos
j ra.-ilv live! and icugb-d inn fives
over thinklu- :' wealth rJu n tun-iocs
III" rieles i f ; impl" !. :.!: Ii lln s"
yuutig vo:utui posses.--.
'I'he'.r 1 yes :ire woiid-rfit'dy char,
and their ty;.-- of bi'iinty is lirei .11
thai Ihti'e is : ic, eiu'iit 11 lm wad-
I iibng and lev
:iei..:ion. A pliysh
Ian woiiid tl-1 g! ; in sucii youi.g
vn.ni :i, ii; ion,'.,.:- !'..; a sculp:, i;-. Only
the primitive batons, muili in He
upon :ilr. tho sun ni'ideling lh. ir per-
feet fnrins, retain their satiny. In
fill- big cities nf while lilell llie people
are spoiled, wo get into grooves nf em
ployment, arc H,-:.,I iir.ellectually
nnd physically. lose nerve poise .-'ml
lept'se. and are pai Ic d lull nf pv ju
illees which wo n. -lak for onhure
I have s;it Willi linl i.us ,11 1 in- mar
ket places nf little towns and eli.ioyctl
lleir plrieiiliiy of Ih uight. their diroi t
seeing of tliiings and their inability
oven to envy os. e !"ii-t icseiitide
1:1 their mini's strange. 1 b 1 1 n :i i.i 1:1 lly
po.-scssed ert iiuv s. 'I h, y s i in ,' tan
imt onaipvt i: lid our iv-'ii-sless v. l
1 ur iii'ihili.y to be slid an leu.- al a
ti St. no : inn-; an I ud.u'i " .11 loll
.ei Ihat the t'ry w.ll cue v 1 the
l.oid V. ill I-' I heir flee I . e e. Ill, I ill. U
ii, Co ihe l-gh:. ii - 1 i s cue ii;;-'i'i..v -1:11.
1 hilt blur -s i;i hi- e.M -! !;.-. on 1 !!
ah!.
Jilllll I litMllllciti' - I .1-1 Icltlct-el.
Tl.fso wll't l'l-.!o:s';i:..t tile s.i... 'cot
h.iie to ed 111; tl.Ui w ie n ii 1 s I .
the tptostioti of i-.itii i'.i.l .ir.-ft Me ...
I, a:. ' ill has 1 e'.y 1..1:. li th b. -t it.
h.t is tin .,;' 1:.. atrlvct a: a .
I.I. II I'otl.lit.ll.V nf li, -.:,. who e.iil e.t.ll-
t.o.uahly pic c. i a u 'el. ol I 1 ' h '
si.:. 'walk w itl.oiii i.-h n, the oitcg
1 ui.) oi' 111:1 11 v Hal 1 -..i'l' s 1. 1 his ml
lilolil ' Aincricaii 1 i.,: !e .- a"e n c 1.1 ad"
for the perinl'llli'II' e ni lllll.'I. si" 'pU'.g
f il" ,'.' slie ;g llltlusl.es. but lie' I'll!
Hainan. i:i his I 1 ,.- lilting
1 lot lio. is :i- :':.. to -'.I..;,, jump, run
tr leu I14j1.l-.p1 .11.- . s u s. :,,.! oo iu
1 111 h llg. 1 II il Ci-.! II. I .'. ' e't lies
Voll cull l.e btlMI i ll I sic, p Willi Ihe
sane :i ill. 01 11 1 oi . 1.11 . .-: t that V'll c. n
stand nn .11"! w uli P. '!! ;' I "''"'.
.t.:tl A It nut in 1 tt . 11. .1 1 -login
Tie an. leal v. u el ii.i - io la', a s;;-.
-i. ll s i. II- e .UU e ,- s . v c. s .1
l.nudttti new .-;..(. i- ; . i'i.; . e a. .1 ..s
With art lib hi! tc-'h p..e :.- a'.: I env .,
Willi woiiil n leg-, ib g- w.'li uhiss
eyt s. nnd other animals wi'li falsi
hair, t.-ilse tails ni: I la!-,, l.inhs n, all
kinds. There is. hide. il. Ii.udly a limit
the p issibllities nf lllllllllll sill-gory.
l.tl l.t.tHilit 1 11. tent's .
A mail's loe tali he beckoned but
not conimiiiitleil; a woiumi's love 0:111
lie C'liiiiiiaiiib ti. but not bvckuuid.
New lofk l'toss.
A largo linspital Is being bnili in ii-o
ns'gos Moiiir.-iiii.s lor Ihe ls..ali"i
ami lieaineiit of lepers. In c:i-
w hole families are iiitat l.cd .-ma I
t! woliiugs arc ti'ovideil for them.
The longest etild smsim is found i t,
lie Hooky Mountain region, where
oxeoetls thu warm by nl l n day .
The warm seasmi In Tex:is nmi tin
Lower Missouri Valley np-ns almc;
loll il.l.vs 0:1 idler lliilil ill toe ri'g'.o 1
near the Middle Atlantic const, and
from twenty lo twenty live tlays en:
Per than on the southern coast of Ca!
Iforiiin. Iti the Norl hw t-sl til" war:
season opens from twenty to twenty
live .lays earlier than iu tie bile re
gioii. and from lifieeii In iweiiiy tiny,
earlier than in the North P.-o ili" ma I
region.
loiui'.'il I'.rkiliiinn:. fallen; f.,r ih
ih-fellce p!at:s nf AulWeip. .:-s la i'i
tlel used new Uses for ct-liellt III li,
walls of foi-iros-es. Mn-tinry w.'li.
or walls of ordinary coiuont. are iiil. '
ly demolish, '.I by modern high p..
ereil cannon, but lo tiel'al I'.r'.aliie i ;
has sin- h il In mixing fruuiio nts I
granite tlirougliout a teineiit iuiv
so ihat tin' resulting mass bus ixtr;
nrdimiry roslsi.-uiee. Iron oaldes in:
bedded in the muss .loin Its purls t.
gother. so Ihat II holds linnly ev. j
v. ien deeply fissured. A wall ni' t'n
sort will resist ihe lioa,,si r ri.lbu .
v.ietl l:s ihlcklioss Is ten fi e:.
Iciiihytihegisis arc much inleri i'. I
hi Ihe capture by a North Shields I'si
lug boat of lie extremely nil" niu!
nr king I'.sli. Its appt -a ran o 1 !!' ih
inasis nf Kiiglautl is very rare I'
chief glory Is its beautiful cnloiii:':
blue, green and yellow, mi. I bright
M'rmiliou and It- i-fl : 1 i l;: ri i 1: I :i
1 ii lie upper par. of tie buck. Tie
(lilt s arc green lib .ve. and beiit-ittli ti e
lateral lilies are a iiunibt i' in' y ol.e.vi!i
while spots from which lie ti-a 1,
t lvt s Us iiiinie of Intnl. In .la pan b i
lermeil lai, and is regardoil as mi ciu
Mom i"' happiness, beeause ! Is s:n m l
to Neptune, w hile by other observer j
lis showy colors have eaiise.l it t i l e
pketleil to one nf I ho sea gods.
Il is a matte;- of common knowledge
Ihat the vault of lie sky has i.i' leas'
In Ihe eves of some pc'.-.snllsl .-in tip
pereii'lv Ha:', led fori '. He leri...'i
: 'ic li'ilig to be more tli- laut than to
y.eii'ih. Professor W. C. I'.r.'iile. 1 .
tie rniviH'.s.iy o.' PI n lis oh-orvatory.
I. us 111:11!" nn i:tti'in;it to ileloruiliie ox-pei'liiit-iitally
the iimoiiiit of ihe up
parent llationhi'.", by 1 . 1 ; 1 1 : s of ",t si
lies of estimate of tie Migtilar ''..-
tui s iC :urs by a class , ; iuti'mr 4 11
in.-, ri'tg i-tutleiit.i, t il rn' whom
were somewhat familial w.i'i
1 he osi im.it ion of aii':!o. ." Tito result
at which le arriM's, o:;pre: -c.I in uu
.in.eohliiiuil way, Is that an e'eieet
the moo':, for insiaui appt-.u-s to 1
i leiit ihr-'t-fourths as tlisi.-.-.n fm. 1
r.s when ia th" ::-tiilii im win !. on liv.
iori:'.oi:. ,
Oil the eoiist nf Africa, opp-'iite ill"
I.:. mill ni' tie Itiver Congo and mu
t.ni'.oiis with Ihe course nf that rive ,
l.es a submerged valley, the eiisleti
and shape of which have ben ii-.-.-.--.
lined by means of soniidliiig- iu.i.I"
1 y lie PrllSh Ailmli'iiPy. This v al
loy . th"oi.gli which lie t'oiigo pre' a
My tloweil :;! a t'.iue when .he we-', in
coast nf Africa was more t-lrt ;i,i- 1
than it Is at prosotii. Is VS2 miles in
length, extending to the edge of lie
platform of submerged hind which
borders the cnuiiiicir. Its s les are
Met -p. precipitous i: 111 We'd iVMUcd.
iudh-aiillg tli.'it they are fnllle.l n.'
solid rocks. I'tl'.er suliniiu-g.-d riior
valleys are found 0:1 the west, 1:1 ecus:
nf llurope. ainl s'.miitir ph iinine'iu
exist in varinus pans ,,f tht- world
win"'.' Ihe edges nf centliicllis ha vi'
M.u!:.
'llit Altllltnt's i'ry ?
I.ady P.'irtoti says sic bus s - n
linrst s in lie Syrian t'e sort t ry fn u
ttiirst. a mule cry fmiu ih - puiu of i u
in.luvcil foot. i::id oai.ioU slictl tears i.i
St I'l '1 III s. A cow. sohl ly tt- lills'.i' s
who had leiidt rttl it fmiu h:; :b. v '
ptrrully. A xoiiiig soko u'c Usui '
i ry fin'ii o a; in n If l.ii iiigsi":e il...
n u s-' ii iu li s anus w In ii ii ::-i.' d ! '
I... Wonmlod :;p. s have dh .1 ori i:
ainl apes h.He wept over III' I' jn-li'-t-n.-s
sa, n by buut'-rs. A th . iiipan:.
irai'.e.l to t uny v.u.ier .ing - bvt ke cue
and foil :: i n ing. which m . d - .
low. though It wniildii'i i. ieii, I the. ins.
I':''s.ii;sc-.cr,iig a ti.iiii:' "ii -!mw :i. d
b in. !s en lie m d i" b ars , : g: .of. A
gir. iff.- wh'l. .1 liitti's-man's i .tie I:.'.'
iii.iiirod begun i evy. Si a !.-!. w, i p
for i: - 1,.-. of li t ii- young ih -.i. :
I'lrellliilg f'.is.-l e.l leils tii.ki.ug
I r.'l.l t !e I I es ni' a ill .lis b pi, nut
Ami in n cu n.uiig oiiiavg .. le n ih-
pi ,ei! nf its titungo. was .. m -
ti nt il took to . i l illg. TI: I'n ' I'll 1
little tlotlbt. th refore. thai MriinaN
w i t . fr.tm gv 'of. i : pain, or n 't A
HilO". t'.'l-s. li's I.PlI" P. Iks
Tin- lil-i-.oi:.; I t.'ii. I.
'I'll, ve i- p '-oi in ly n't n'els" il'' 1
long sell. ; ,ug o h- ! sab- i.i.-i : I.. 1
hail pi i " 'I.'!' d t'p- ii i' t" si'.-h a" . .
ti 10 as ihat lo- w h I ii- .its. ...
to ui. I i- I. -pons I b- :I i: : -ppai- I:''
i pn'aide ue :, I:,:: is v im v. oiti.t
the id-;: nf 'l:4.n ti- .-'. '. ."I th -.:
iivie i. ft u g !-; . tiik.lU mi t '
iweiry tiny .' .!:si cur . i; I .!! wh I
lia'e p.'sscii th-:r irsiui ity Itm 'i.-s
is ic,; nil. Oo. ,i!.;o.i.il!y a iiise cm
to light whom the .i.'ct.ttiit ti.d cw.
-o f.-u as t,i t'.rtlin ! it n p-r . , m fi-.e-i :
T 'o bill, ainl if th ti' to in 'I'l' -I mil
: ei - ni to r. lm u liis i in k ami u-i. !'
a full Seidell. i III. lie ;.i n.!s ur
shippid buck. .: ic I lie- w lelo.-ai -1 tnh
to wide tie for uilietJ.-T-Ji.' JJgok
kwucr, - " -
ETHICS CF DVITRTISINC.
to.lli llbilisio s. I.I lln- f.ttle AVlil. lt :ot
Tini ll.tt li.l-s iiml l.tiw.ter.
A writer in Publicity, presumably n
la wye:, w litis t n.-iualiiinciy on tho
i h.i i of his piofc-sinii iu so far as it
l -in 'es iii ,-nlvi rl ising. ami taboos the
J-iofesshi'ial nian, be he lawyer, iloc-lo.-
ol- eb-ivyiiM li. wlio advert Ises.
It would iippeur l ha i he argiiea
from a premis" coiii r.idiei my in lis
s aii ii.i-nt. only in reach, as he necps
s urily mu' l. an illogii al ctiiieliision,
i:oi w arraiilt tl by ile inieriueillnlo
s.t llngii-ms. Il is false logic, and needs
li.iist fall.
The fuel Hint he admits ailvei'ti.sins
has pr.-n-t lenlly boeoiiic a 'i-irnn' ami
"illi'l til" ilihelliser .lie nil.' V.llo llllS',
I i liiips. in: a li,' .- si inly of the hen-
o' ls nf his own system nr those of
e..er tipially lun ol minded men -in
j :-i!l'", in a-siiiii.irg thai every mall
I. es h's own intoiosis al heart, anil
l ..it w.th o. ':;. bii-in-fs man nf ain-
l.lin'l III' ii'il aneelllt'lll of ilis OWII
I i s lie s nce'.ll,;.-i in- s;ti;o posilinll.
i '. tilt II. Ill" .U'lVl-l'l isor liflioVOS Ittl-
itr:.sing lo be oiie of Ihe most i ill -port.-
nl slug. - nil lie high I'onil lt
I '-SOIL'S s-ie.es-. why is le liol jus
I I i .1 iu b.:. ciideai nr io ie; siiatle Ih ;
I ,-y.sioh-n cr ihe purist thai unless ho
: -i . or' ..-es le p.ir- ie; a piinnlinn in
i . form nf . giiiiuaie personal and
I : of, -ahiiii'l fuue and murkeil linai:
c .il In in in ?"
I '!' co'.ir-e l.e is jus! hii d. il in I it U
i iily ihe hul- I'.uiiel rule of III" yours:
i hen ii. w .-.,r ,ci s end chcr vehicles;
i ' u li on ising w er.. ,,.u existent that
i re luuu Is ii.m io .1 ,y In oiiloi illto
t I'liecl it inn tviij li s l.iercillilih'
I ! i her.
Tie writer :i--. iiiies that l here nro
i uuiy ineiul" is nf id" legal pi'tifessh.n
.hi would iconise, to tic d.u rimeiit:
i' lie h' ll.e.e l-ellserval ,VO b,'el hroii.
I'os-il'ly tiiat is me. This is not the
: i :' ih-- lull'."' dip nl' sing" eo.'icb,
; .. I le v. ho falls in ihe iv oo n-eil not
.-'.r . m. i i : I- in .
'11... oihiietie a ml ii. orals nf Ihe bar
: re high Miiiniliii". Mid .- I'linroii.si
; lirasi --. bill He aicrnge newspaper
i -nnrier with any oottri experience at
; il '.iioivs ivhul a shnm III.' othios nf
lu.it piiifos-inn ui'". and that free ad
vertising is en-... riy sought lei' by the
l ii.-hc-t coiiii-i lor i r by Ihe paliou
l 'Hi', solicitor
Til" suggestion has been made, ,'llld
:.u niliuirable one. loo. thai He paper.-!
l' l'iise to print Hie names of la wyei's
i r physicians in piotitlm nt er.ses un
less I ncy ;uh ol'i i-'-d.
Lawyers l'".i '-i tleir briefs In
1 w-p.ipors: nt ion irop:iro Inii rviews;
i ''...- i inns ur;;,- th.-ir icvn accunni nf
ii hi nil oper.ii inns, uii'l clergymen
t ., in.psis nf ileir s-nunii -, .-1 i 1 lln
; - ws, taper pilb.i-hi s it in choice pusi
: .ci without viu'dilv.g n p, nny of profit.
'I'h i iiiiTi'iViii. lawyer or physi-
i i.lll ., ho s a-:,;,- Ihe so called
ithio- of ile pi'oi'.s ion nnd .-'dvoi-t '.sos
.a.: iiieiu the i'l w.ll nf hii laggard
i :iip '.iio:'. but h" v ill have il.'.uon
siruieil I int this is iiie l wetiliolli cell
iiry, mu th" -.xteeiit h. - l'uiii'th Lis
lit.
WORDS 01- WIS30M.
Sc 1; Iiappim-ss fm- your-- df. : ml ymi
W.il 1 so il; .-eel, !i l .r otiil is. nud yon
v iil I, oil it.
P.-tnks wrimt:: !! kii..w l-'dgc i.f life
;:'-. IVseless; lnr w -hillh! I it inks)
ic.n li but tie art o.f living?
I: l by presence of lniud in uuirie.J
i : lorgciieics. said Lowell. Hull fn- un
live tile; ;il of a iu an is li s,. i!.
Hon ! i .e.!i-"'.s obserM.il are chains
lo grace, which, iiegio, led. prove hull
irs to strange undi'io'ul t li.htreu.
Imprudence, s.lly lull., foolish van
ity and v:i!n i ui 'os.n n,e closely al
lied. Hey are i hild: n of me family.
If niie alWiiis i.-.k- s a sleiu out
I iiV.'llgii lite :!ey -. iiie: .uu-. egret
tiny did net go ihe ileum! about way.
Life Is to be f.iridiid by many
fr.olidships, lo love ami to be li.veil
make i'.i' Ihe greatest happiness of ex
istence. There are two th ogs in which we
should tleror.ghly train ourselves to
1 e slow ill inking olle'i v nud to bo
slower iu giving :t
lLibns. .-,,'1 and ph.r.i ..t hist, nrc
like some coral -'."ins w hah n't'
eis.i.v cm w inn t..-i niiai-r.ed, but
- .,.;i be, oine h.r.d us elueuiii.
No i.,: :i , uu ii il o nt : ier I." i- ri' ll
p...,! by u. ug :' his h-dgi-r Ii is
; h-.ii : : ,ia : luuin s u luun 1 1 h II"
is v., ii ,,: p, ue, ,: .bug to what lm
,. . net u, . chit : 1. 1 hat he has.
ti n 1. 1- i.r tin- x in .
It n t v, i.i iy i.'.ew il I ha' i.t He
pti.-.ii: lii.io. b'lweeii ull iiup.'iluur
I h-pht ie ' :.' i - "t th, I mod S till es,
,1 h i" toe trunk l'- lies ill" be, llg Us tl
fo. li.lils.l.Ui.ilg 1 ee, b. li . IV am It
,... ., on i iieiu siii.tilinnei'ilsiy
:: . .'1 -h ie l.e-ilg's u iih mi prodie
Ui ; a'l.l iil' I I llpl i' II i t 1 he spokell
. criis e: i ii ion l"i iiiiiiiuiul'it'
laws of n.-ii in e. winch cuiiiel be lar.t'd
by in. in t . i' t 'i . r ji' ' iu i .on. ."U might, by
I. stoning, take nil tie telegraphic 1 1 it s
s.ige thus traM us'.iig tin so u ry oon
lUi. ti,: hul a luiiiuliz ng prnspt ot
ler lie w ire tappt 1 ' Aliheiigh Hit -e
i, h -. ; a pie. iiiipnls. s aotuuiiy trnviis,.
th .-..1 el w .ie lit lie I'd. ph He lit
;..iur i nr ;:ud :n itiully spot il aleiig Hi"
,',.ii ,, nl e, pp, i . .-'..iiieior ut t let limn
. t,'. ui . -,! - ....- . ,i: 1 1 III-. ..on In a
i . ,;l.i . .! I lev i'u li n Hi" t ! gi e phhj
:. i -age. 1.. -ii s Wet k!y.
l:,i'.,lt : I nn.li!'' ;un.
A PililU'lelphl.U til'iil of a'.ieiioueei.i
;. eoll'I.V ".'ft '. 1 U' nil' nf t lleir Sab'Sl
ifoblnsi.;! 1'iiis.e's muskei. I: was a
hie oh! tlintbek. I ' was in He pos
t ssiori of a g'-nutliiieee of Alexander
iflkh k. ami its pi digu e is ui'ieh iinim
ll.hlll le hull S llsll illv tin- I'll t
w Ph objects ,.r this kind.
Tie man who kicks if liis news
paper is tlatnu would kick harder If
be found li dry.