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I'AR
I can never forget the first time 1 saw
Caleb Greenough we were then fellbw
students at Harvard; we became chums
after a short acquaintance, and ouf mutual
intercourse was the foundation of a friend
ship so strong and disinterested as can
only exist between two men whose mhVds
naturally", flow in the same channels of
thought and cultivation, s , ,
Caleb was the only son of an American
gentleman whose name and rep ite were as
well if not better known in Europe than at
home. His father wa3 wealthy, enormous
ly so when we first met, but in the course
of our college career, when his whole soul
and energy was devoted to but one object
law-and history, reverses came ; his lather
lost his fortune and Caleb was thrown bn
his own resources. Our worthy President,
knowing the circumstances, offered to allow
mv friend to finish his course, and pay back
i. to Aima Mater the money advanced, as soon
and Kvhencver lie was able. It was a hard
struggle to decide which course' to pursue,
1'resident t ellon a ouer or go
friend could become so excited at so simple
a thing.
Then. Frank. T will live !" Once more
his eye flashed as it had many a time in
vears gone by in one of our old foot-ball
matches at Harvard. Ho jumped out of
bed and, for a minute, set about dressing
himself the reaction came as suddenly
and he fell fainting in my arms. Having
restored him to consciousness I laid him
gently on his couch and soothed and calmed
him as best I could. For an hour he was
gloomy, unable or unwilling to speaic,
Tft-ra. o. v.oiiTtifiii snnnsT mormnjr aucr
the storm had tempered the hedt and crea
tion seemed to awake f roiii-a slumber, re
freshed. The train on the O. and M. road,
came thundering into the. city,1 makjng
graceful curves under the greed ties which
Overshaded the line. A. city! gqntleman,
whoi had been over the river recreating, was
sitting in a forward coach dreaining of the
cool days he had spent in the pouniry -anu
At-A rrnsa-roads station, a longi sun-stained
mumbling to himself apparently uncon- an(iishaggy individual got on, with a dozen
scious of my presence. - eggji tied Hp m a pillow-slip, j He looked
Dusk was creeping on when calling me aroundi and sat djow.n by the man from the
t ii0;i i10 Hrow frmii nronnd his tvl - Aftpr lifi had. mid his f are,! he coni-
nek JiVgold locket, which he nervously
clutchcu, and opening it I saw a woman s
face of remarkable .beauty, large dark eyes
and black hair, finely chiseled aristocratic
features a second glance and all came
over me, it was the face of the younger of
the ' McClermont ladies. Caleb drew me
close to him and said, "I am going to tell
you, mr friend, the history of that locket,
f have never spoken thereof for years, but
it will make me feel easier. It is an old,
old wound," and then the tears flowed last damages..;'
down his emaciated cheeks.; . ; TLc city
"When I left Harvard, Frank, I went to
Baltimore, and soon found myself launched
in business. Society I was al ways fond of.
and met at a ball one night the ypung lady
whose picture is in this locket. I met ner
frequently, and before I was aware of the
fact was in lover I proposed and was ac
pnritod Soon after I was forced to go io
cityl
mericed on his companion :
"Fine shower last night ?'r
The icily man eaid he b'clicvqd it was, and
asked if it did much damage.
Tcicountry citizen said "npxtjto blow
in' the top off en Hy Thorntons barn, and
killin' la calf th' beluhg to Eexus Webb,!
onrilsiipwin' nn n Retiin' hen i for Kurnl
Dyer, and breakin' in .the top dv the spring
house by Nayooi? Kelso, jcet mfvcd in f rOm
1 miinni iih 11:11111 i 111 1 111 in uiiu f wvw v
man congratulated the man
WnTt. to liim on the si iff lit damages.
"(Join' fur over?" asked the j country
jake.' ' I .
"4tr6!-St. Louis." . ,tJ4: l t
;ou be? Live thar, I reckon?'
"iYes, I live there." I j
I'How's the yaller fever over thar?"
TThere isn't la case-my Iriend.
1 1 inTA ni-rhinn rr 11 1 u uirifi 1 1 1 f ' 1 1 il
Paris on business. While there you neara ?YV" r
I was the here of an hour, is omy in mcatu ;.
Tltit nn nvnorimiiTlt. mftdfi Willi OnQ Ol
his best suits, and it was found that evch ft
Colt's army revolver made-no impression,
on its serried rings of steel. This explains
flic miracle of the Emperor's preseryatihn,
Lcblc'nc has other, illustrious, custoiurPp
among them Prince Bismark,, and the con
fidential distribution of .hi3 busincf a cards
is a ; common courtesy among the potcn
'tnina' Furonc Jhit the Rearing oU a
coat of "mail can hardly be conducive to km-
alloyed cheerfulness 01 tnspwiun.;
Boipcror has a troubled look ; there is
rest in the vcrv fixity of his gaze.
ofovna nt vnn wlmn M HU'CtS VOU in
street as though he were wonamug ui.
hu
He
the
what weapon you were going lor mm.
time the one-shooter, the six-shooter
bomb or the kiiifc. u
ftliis
the
Tlie Sandy llook tlattit IIous.
L
NECK WEAR AND NOTIONS.
eM"ns in I ailics Tics,
" White and Colored Zephyr Ties, &e.
JJibbons, Fans, Dross Buttons,
1 " - ilks. Fringe?,
I
Ac.
to ., fcc.
OL and UMBRELLAS in . Newest Designs and Celebrated make. .
GENTS' SHIRTS AND CASSIMERESj
he lelt us
bade a sad
and class-
business
vrd, at the
.engagement
Lauu
drkd aud. Unlaundricd
Shirts and Fine
gold Very Low.
Cassinicrc?. j Bought to be
Carpels Malting and Floor Oil .Cloth
m.. r1 :L. r ' aLU U Emm! to anv and Second to norlc in the State,;
r ..f ti.nP Hoods is .bnnal 10 anv
tilllV v- tv--w A - ; . , TtT !
and I Guarnntcc my PRlCtS AblAM,,
A Magnificent Line of TapestVy
l;
rted.
BRUSSELS AH New Designs, lor tD cenis per;
t r . . 1 1 r hoc (rrndps imnor
trirTTlVnO TJ Wl (n on1 I hCk'Pn. SO 11C UlilUC u H r
u.Ai neu, m imv u.. , ' . t- 1 1
YnJ.RniU'n;;n? in Ruirs, Door. Matsol the pest raoric, m
Flor Oil Clotlis in the Best Extra Quality. ;
simples
1 11 1!
Mailed :Free with pleasure and pomptness on appucauou w
"A v, .incirin"-to nurchase. i : -
any panics ucni.
Tronipt Attention GItcu
to Orders
gammon,
llOBi
MAIN
1 ,
-it
9
STREET,
IVortli On.rolinrt.
accent ' kind
into the world and fiirht for hiibself alone
and iiuaidcd: but. after a few days' con
KiiWnHon. mv-old friend called on the
President, thanked him for hi 3 kindness
but refused he same.
Ai business opening lie made tor inni3eji,
Frank, genial and open-hearted,
and imanyra regret we felt as we
farewell to our old companion
mate.- 1 - - -
Shortly after leaving college
called him to 1'iris, and we he
same time, of his success and
to one of our American belles.
Last summer, after a lapse of twenty
years, we met again at Chamounix but
mv friend was hardly to be recognized.
Thrill rrn hut. fortv Ids hair was white, his
form was'more that belonging to" a man of
advanced years than to one mt iq-prime of
life,! his eye alone retained its vouthful
glance yet' had an expression so kind and
3:ct so sad that the stranger at oice became
interested, watching long that face, which,
though not handsome, was fascinating to
the last degree.
We sat long after midnight in the balmy
air, on the hotel piazza, the raysi of the full
moon shininff over. the valley, talking ear
nestly of our old college days.J Man', in
quiries Caleb made after old friends, and
as now and then he would ask for some
particular one, I would inform him that lie
had already joined the long lift of those
that! were no more. I asked him about
luraself, how the world had treated' him,
biit was unable to obtain any linormauou,
and noticing that my inquiries troubled or
pained him, turned the subject, and spoke
of my proposed trip among the Alps.
'Those mountains are old friends of
mine," said Caleb; "there is nft a ;nook. or
corner I have not visited, not a, peak save
Mt R-sa or the Matterhorn I have notf as
cended, and in the month we 4re together
I will . take you to the points of most; in
terest." i "
So we journeyed, together, sometimes on
foot sometimes, on mules, erijoying the
ild and superb scenery,
.:n -t iot Wr rPfir hed Intcrlakeii the most
tin i.wv ' v - ,
beautiful ot an owiss vuiagts.. .
at -the Victoria, and Caleb not feeling well
t io T-rm nneninr into his. Daily Ave
.,1 .f.rf.nr - hut. dnilv mv! old mend
i o, Trnnkpr. and to me it -vias evident
that he was not long for this world. .His
rfnr-tor could fathom, and as they
lelt his pulse which had now bctome feeble
... -a-5ki moriioinn after lhedicine. ail
int UiCtsi iuiu uivwv.-v ,
01 WniCU A ll'guiowj wvwj,, .
which Caleb would take. i
uti..:. cinnr-a ia. nt no avail iu 111.
" i 1 it'll ni,iuii.v v
of mv success.
drawing rooms were, thrown open; I was
gladly welcomed everywhere, business and
society took up both day and night; every
body, even myself, thought my fortune was
made but it fell as quickly as it was built,
this beautiful castle of , mine ! Sympathy
was freely expressed, I was recovering
from the shock prepared to go to work
again, when a letter from Baltimore in
formed! me that stories defamatory to my
character were being circulated. They had
reached her ears," pointing to his locket,
"who in all my adversity had stood by me
lt, was not an hour before 1 determined to
be.
Gimme
The man from the country looked at his
nnirrhVinr rnrioiislv. and said, "1 ou rci a
U V. k . w - .7 '
good Sent Loue man, y;ou
vour hand.i" I
-i J"-- s- -U..H.
.'. They shooK ana roue on ior a iew -iiuu-dred
yards. ! . i I i
"Don't know what aigs are, worth over
tliar, I rccond ?" - . ' . ! j I
The St. Louis: man saia ne aiqn vat uie
A t wo-mile walk northward, against
wind brings us to the main light, lociica
hnif.Trnv het ween thetwo shores, or about
aW F - " ,
' - ... mi a l - 1
half a mile from cither, i ms is inu 4
house that was completed in 17U, and
fitnno" walls are. without doubt, the same
that were then erected. Various improve
mcnts have from time totime been introduced
inrhidim? a brick lining, iron stairs ins
nf wnorl. .And a French lens in place of
thnt-. Mfiinr "Malcom carried
Cl TITO tt ' in it. ' ita mitwnrd ' anncaranco has
chanced very little. JJuring mc nevviut
fir. if nlnvrr1 nn 'important role, being. Jor-
Ltificd and occupied for a time by the British
1 . ti-rmna . rovii in rpepnt rcnairs.
ir. I ttllU iwuiiVLo. , j. w,. , ,
V" the marks of cannon-shot were plainly tlst
it 1 . .
111c
was
the
ght
its
cad'
tlio
same time drawing out a siver
box and taking out a
tobacco
few threads of fine
cut whibh the countryman eyed with won
derment: The city man saw; his Jook 01
natrwiishmpnt. and anxietv. and asked his
Ar,. frinnria 0nd rnlatfons country friend to have a chew. - ... L frnm the briff Swett (Captain George PW
jn"ifi nrwl Knid. 'vou will be Milted for "I don't keeriif-1 do,V -he faid , pmung which foundered off tlie cast.
" .1 -4.k: rr l,ia ivinnlli "YV 11(111 LI. . "... . e i oo rtn
nrinir t IIO W I 71 T tT fI I nilf). IIVIUIO U -
.
resuming
SMH l?!5
jAVK YOUB IMONEY-
BAllBEE'S. DRUG STORE
IS HEADQUARTERS
For Pure 1 Drugs, Genuine , Medicines, &c
'EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN A
(
TIP-TOP" DRUG HQUSE
t.i, niri Rflv with a sweet buiuc,
r Til l V, . j
. I . 1 t I IIHI. I I I V . 111.1 V. . v ,
X ILl li." ' J !
i t ch-iii iif no more,
iTaV&fc" he oe day add
ed touching his heart with lns now weaiv
SmWnhero l' ; tI tried, to eiW to
land "there
cheer him up, but to ho
avail;
he would
as
ou
in y smile softly and tenderly upon me
if to say MWhy encourage a man when j .
KXssT vasawtaS to it ..close, any-
sun and warm mr upvuj T VvT. rav
no he eazed with longing eyes on ill g
aid1 hfppy Pfderiin'ur giS
gave a start, a ow-parnful ry wbieh
brought mc io ma vw"- - - . -uprifht,
his e., fixed on two Idnth
111 g" , ,
fuir.no- back cxnausicu,
. 4A nut.
those laaies , i,0 closed
where they are staying," turn
his eyes. . - . . mp nnac-
Fccling convmceu mat r- .-i.
eouSablf way my friend;s pasf 1,, w;
J 1th tn T11K itilUUli .. ,
ne seemeu su w , l
ith the ladies referred to,
out in quest of the informatiob,
,1 thom tn he a JMrs.
nt lailimoru. .v"""
your-trouble They begged me to stay in
Europe, one personal friend offered me a
partnership but I felt I must go.
"I met my enemies, they retracted, and
once more 1 was restored to her. L Our love
grew dail', .hourly. I loved her more than
I did my life, and there ior uie nrst uiuo a
became aware of the strength "of my pas
sion. The panic of '57 had struck the
country, business openings were icw anu
'-fraidfo fm' so, seeing that on account of
my misfortune, my suit was displeasing to
tha family, and thinking the field for busi-1
ncss more bright in San Francisco, as also
that her family would become reconciled
by my absence, I left Baltimore and went
to California. I had been gone but tliree
weeks when one fine day she wrote me,
breaking our engagement, but, noble girl
that she was, promising to be true to me. ,
At this point of his narrative Caleb's voice
was choked and it was some time before he
could continue.
"Forgive me, Frank, for my unmanli-
. 1 1 I 4HnftL rlrtTf OQ
ness, out uic wuunu w nwu iu-uaj .o
twenty long years ago. v en,
his story, "the shock deadened
world, all I cared lor now was
' A T 1 - 1 1.itr nvifl f?firlif
heranic a licrmu. a vuii.uu. uav auu "ift"v,
I had twenty arms, twenty heads, and in
five years amassed a fortune, In this time
I saw nobod3r," wrote to nobody, save a let
ter now and then to her. ,
"One day I met a friend ftom Baltimore.
I inquired after her and was told she had
married. That blow killed me, Frank ! I
retired from business and sailed for Japan,
trying to bury my grief, my disappoint
ment, but it has killed -me.. For fifteen
years I have wandered the earth, visiting
every place of interest, avoiding friends,,
avoiding to inquire after her. This year I
decided to visit the scenes of my boyhood,
for I was educated five years in old Switzer
land, but I gave out when I reached here.
This locket, Frank, has never quiiicu auu,
and the ring," pointing to a plain gold
band, "was wished on by her God bless
her ! and now at the last moment I see her
again from rfly window."
Such ! sobs, such deep, heavy , sighs I
never have heard as escaped Caleb's hps on
finishing his history. Night had already
set in and my friend tossed feverishly, on
his pillow. a
"Frank," he at last .murmured, "ask .her
if showill come to me?"
I left the apartment, met the ladies and
stated my mission, taking care not to say
how far gone Caleb was. Such surprise,
such beaming happiness and love as came
from the faces and eyes ot both ladies.
led them to his room. The meeting was
harrowing,
We
ble on its walls. When introducing
serine vears aero, the cellar.
i.k j J ' . .
i c . tn Atir n im
excavated, ana iouriceu iuct unr
flooring. the workmen came upon a ponder
ous iron door, upon rpmoving which they
penetrated into a small room, wncro a nrc
place was found, with ashes still upori it.
What this prison-liKe cnamoer wa, iuiuuu
nA fnr u hv no means apparent. I he lens
is ninety feet from the ground. iose
side the tower are the keeper's house
horn cnrrnnnfieri hv ' shade tress anu
flowering garden an oasis in me miusi yi
sand-hills. Here almost' .every oujcctj qi
fers a suggestion of stcTrm and disaster;
That arm-chair on the piazza drifted ashore
bc-
and
a
don't
that
sfom'ethinor out of his mouth.
nftmi trot it rut! ud into strings like
over1, here. " He put a bundle jn his mouth
and as he chewed, his eye3 fairly glistened.
"Jeerusalcm ! That's the wateryest chaw
I ever tuck, by Gosh ! It's1 riinnin7 doyn
the crax of mv mouth Vandl feels good
oTimidrii tri Rwaller." Then he turned to the
window beside him and expectorated about
a quart: Splash it went against the clear
J-r?.A o cs Tirl lmdl linen washed; Oil 1V tl'C
S'f- v-"" r- "
Rtorm'-'l ' A ' ' I h .
The Vennntrvman looked around ' to see
i,aw miiw nnnnlft in the car had! seen it.
and then, turning to the city mjan who Jiad
fried io be calm J lie whispered
T thousrht that ail winder was
j. .hJ -j - . i
Thnt'a whh.t ft -durned fool: cits lor
UP
foolin' with new f angled thingfi
,TIie Melancholy Czajr.
nant from the British ship Clyde, and there
one from the brig Prosper, which, durijig a
terrific gale, drove on the bafnear the icst
beacon. Here is a hgure-heaa j inai ulu
danced over the -waves defiant ot storms,
now warped and weather-stained ; and-' on
the side of the barn, just beneath the dovc
eote. is a stern-board bearirfg the name
-Trojan, close to which nestle the cooing
Tmilt. of wrhek-
UOVCB; A lit; wn onvu i
wood, and one side of the hen-coop is cn
closed by a panel from a French brig, Ida-,
borately carved with sprays of folijigc.
which, when it was disentangled m la
ments from the sea-wreck'upon the bcAch,
was gorgeous with gilding, but which, vith
the exception of a bright spec here and
there, is now bare ana nrown, ivci pui .a,-
terson has been in charge ot uns isgm. .
eighteen years, during which period more '
than fiftv1 wrecks have occurred wi:h in
intern. When milking-tihie
to
of.
linn- I Kio-lit. of his hi
WliaLUVUI, tUU ViUl maj 6 . .j.-, - f il.,,
. .i i-- :,n: ;f So o1,to,4 r.c the kroner's cows are followed
mg, aancmg - -& , r - - - bV onc of thc curiositicrf
under conuitions wmcn iun u. " .V J, i .t r ,mln
true fellowship withl Jus Kind, the hook an . ag;B n
nhnnd ' enpeies. tllC survivor ui a
icit nerouy puuiaiuuuj.
has no
me- to the When he kills a boar he stands well ahead ; species tkc sivvivor
3 money -1 of his suite to meet the monster,? the rest scended .from ti pair l
andnkht, being so disposed, indeed, as . tj help him years ago. j .
L)Wli
de-
in r'wM tine boar should show himself -un--
duly forgetful of the distinctibhs of etif
quettei The very winter palace, which is
tim fair's nrrlinnrv residence at! St. Peters
hnfo". is but a splendid prison of slatej.
where 0,000 titled, jailers starid between
him and the outer world. ' If I?had time I
should like to describe that palace, at the
risk of traveling over -ground already cov
fho miide-books. It iS a towri
within a town. Its inmates are a veritable
populatio'ii, duly graded into the minutest
nh.divis?ons of official rank. iThe Czar
to do him iustice. often breaks bounds, and
lite date he continued the
iioiiit nf !a)l Ida nrcdecessors of
on foot evcrv day. But the re
on his life has changed all that
him more lonely than evbr. llcC-bas; now
fallen completely into the nanus pi ma au-t
visers, and.their advice, in default of, .beM
tor la! that, he shall increase th distance.
bet ween jhhn and human nature. Before;
'unt nniiTPtv nistol shot he went out afoot!
ttACItU lAAivji.j ; . l!
his regular morning visit to a person
in .whom! he took particular interest, and to
two or three laughing children,! v;ho were-
perhaps the only "subjects- who could
venture to treat: him with that familiarity
Good Winter Flowers.
Rvreet. Alvsjum is a very suitable plant
for indoor blodming in winter, the'.delipatp
fragrance and modest beauty oi us uojci
make them a favorite in thc consirucm ui
bouquets. Small plants from Uic .garucn
mav be potted in thc fall, and placed in a
rather cool situation, in the house; or green
house, ' where they will bloom during the
winter and spring, wiicn may uu Vmmw
the open border asam. Another method is to
sow thQ seed in pots in September, .wiich
lr winter nowering.
i -u j i,. n i i&r winipr iinwrriiiiz.
8 . I Will UIWUVH lyiuwvm m. - . 1
going out " A L.r iU c.milnrlv treated.
cent attempt . . , 8llifabie time for sowing
, knd made . 1Wnn:a,3- i Di-iitalis. Dclnhin-
i " - . - . . . i
1 - - . x. .1 . . . , ,111,1111
- - . . -wx. ...1 ' . . .
Stock, &c. On the approach of. scVcre
weatber the young plains snouiu w
tectedby covering 'of forest leaves, bine
bou'dis, long manure, ttc rianis ruisvu m
this way -will be excellent for uowering uio
following season. Early fall is also a od
time for the prcpartionof hanging-baskctf,
for house decorations in wimcr. a uuhi
many plants in a comparatively smaii uuir
generally mc caw i" iiiwus-
"TTViWilr. .IOllOW
j. a ,
whb they are,
far to fare, bearan to "make him a
fr,r naii-nrn.et.ice with a revolver It ' has
been a mystery to me it was a mystery to
Caleb during my absence, had got out ot eyery one how the Czar escapeq Uii n18
hprl and was sitting in ms uiebaiiig 6ju
for which his heart must sometimes yearn. , . th cxpcnsc cf the vitality of
,,1nni from Klir- 1 liels) " '''"'.. , ' . ....1
lie was reiurnuig iu lu i-'v f?--" " , plants, for the soil uceomes uiimusit-u
a visit wiien uiao maumau, ,wv- , . - i the plants sooner or later una iui ""i1",'
ot iNimusm in .ms uiiXvAiiv-Do, xi"&i
make him a target
his
in the arm-chair.; Two cries rem me au,
a iovfid one from liim, ne of such acute
pain and anguish from Miss McClermont as
she saw his position. My heart aches still
to recall that scene. "Kiss me, darling, as
of old," said Caleb. Miss McClermont
nressed a kiss of love to-his lips but it
was too late, the faithful
he
It!
heart had ceased
life.; The JNihilist meant io kiu uim,
f? ynA inn int. l.lank. ad shot after shot.
was given out that Alexander wks not once-
hit ho doubt to maKe ms presuryiiuuu u
nonr somethinff in the nature cf a miracle.
This was only true in the sense that he was
Hit mnreithan once, although not wounded.
TTo wnr2 a shirt of verv fine, strong chain
mail .under his coat. . It was made for him;
. . lw.Jli-nla
ment. For this reason uie sou iw ,
should Be concentrated and permanent in
character as possible, and waterings pith
dilute gilano water might sometime prove"
henrfieial. Many of the small dchtatc-
growing plants and trailers arc among) the
lontrfni and nnnronriatc for basket
althouch simple in themselves,
when nlaeedin tasteful combination lliey
mnkt a vrrv nleasinsr effect " For-thcdutcr
edges of baskets, suitable for the hduse,.
T;a in varirtr. Cerastimu toementosum.
Tradescantia in variety, War Pink,
various kinds of Sedum, uew i iam,
the
mi-
1 A-
Her grief was acute wnen a reiateu u i vel-Knc)wn . raris muiwu,
Lua.iL ; T, nr l VariOUS KI11U3 vi ---- - , , .
by Leblanc, of jthe Boulevard Magenta, a Lobelias, &c, arc very appronate and
supplies
but who
I rushed
and Isoon;
and Miss
trem-
him thfe names, his
swayed oy
Airr Vermont.
vaa oil over as I told
IlltU U1A V - -
frame snoo - r q , - b ?
temnest. H t4i" "
he?AtPtMs hotel," I replied.
. . vaii reai
'And are you Bu. ; j --, -- r .
correctly, Mrs. and mw
3i9.iw - T replied, at a loss how my
the names
nrv They Avould have made me marry the theatres fortheir mimic wars, but who
::Ju v,. v-w " Rhe said, "but I could Qioo knows how to turn out work that
not-bh I could not, and, at the last mo- wouid bear the brunt of & realj one. Le--ivo
th PTifmirement and was-true lane's first imperial customer! was the
Su,v - F.mneror Napoleon III., and it was proba
We "buried him in the. little churchyard bly throiich the recommendation of some
at Interlaken, and over his grave rises a fri(mds bf the Emperor that Alexander, at
nnlv inseriotion "A n,0 hpointiino- of the present troubles, was
ii1 -r-r . ij ( ormk tA T.eh1anc-for one Of his,
jjiwcu in.. I . i - rr.i - strinr ft
patent SUltS. ins armuici o u.i .. -.7
it a. HA-wnn-onniriit inm r.iiti and with
some! mystery asked if he could make a
coat , of mail that would turn Ja revolver
bullet, He was doubtful himself of his
own powers, in this respect, though he had
already provided Napoleon with an under
shirt warranted to turn the edgtf of a kmfe.
Aeabelt.
The oil wells in Pennsylvania pour
out altogether about 50,000 barrels ot
oil daily. . I .
The increase In the assessed valua
tion of propecty in MonUna . In 1877
over that of 1876, was $1,2,733,4
&c,
NIHIL w-fw
a range of color as possible, thus making a
finer contrast. Some of thc strongcr-grow-
nlanta And trailers are apt
111 lX IAAJi- I
encroach upon those which are more tdc u
cate,' hiding them from view.-rCare should
i; toirpn to Rer,ar4te them, and allow 4 free
circulation of air throughout
i Bonanza O' Brian's estate turnk put
to be worth $9,000,000
- . A -xS r T rill
pretty. For mc c ""rr
Golden Tricolor and Silver-leaved Gei
ums, (as Mrs.! Pollock, Ml. of Snow, Hfippy
Thought, &c.,) some of the dwarf -groiviug
Zonal Geraniums, Colcus, Achyranthes,
are suitable, observing wncn iwm
such plants are used to cuooscas ik
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