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. j '- ry .vrnrK- TmrORl 1 ' S ' . - ... : 1 . 1 - .- -; I 1 .- ' : I " ' V ' : 1 ? ' $150 PEB ANNUM, IIT ADVANCK ;
CUABLE3 B. AVCOCK, EBrtOBt j FOB, THE PUBLIC GOOD. . : ' ' '
I VOL. JV. j i 1 , ; CHAPEL pfe CU
J i . . : ' '. , . - rn , ".
' - " '-. " ' ! 1 ' ' - I TTTrTTin ... .r, '. ' f ' : . V"' I . , ' ' 1 1 i V.t ; TTM1T- OVA ' f fil t the lOUChOl
- -T -- . . wiiisw all is uuriE. 3 aess naa taKen socieiy uy. sioruu.
r n n in i tv . - n n rv r i nn jli n .
J: a . ; : k
4lf
I 1 ;
I; at
Entire NEW Stock
FALL GOODS
THE LOWEST PRICES-
i : . :
A Choice Assortment of
Styles and Fabrics at Very Low Prices.
r t ?uCCesS: Prices Further Reduced to Suit the Times. Everything
1 r Sold at a Bargain, and no misrepresentation.
! - - i '
pcctfiiHy nTito n ,00.u frowl an wliobny First-Class Goods,
Tho sun cornea up and the sun goea down,
And the day and night are the same as one,
The year grows crreen and the vear erbwa
brown, 1
And what ia it all when all is done ? ; ,
Grains of somber or shining saud
Sliding into and out of tho hand.
And men go down in sbioa to the ceas, .
And a hundred ships are the same as pn& ;
And backward and forward blows the breeze,
And what is it all when all is done ? ;
A tide with never a shore in eight -
Settine steadilv on toward fticrhr.
The fisherman droppetfiTHs net in tbe stream,
And a hundred streams are the same as one;
The maiden dreameth her love-lic dream,
And what is it all when al. is done ?
The fisher's net the burden breaks,
And after the dreaming the dreamer
awakes. ;
One Summer's Harvest.
Ires
i DRESS GOODS A SPECIALTY.
' Black Silk and' Fancy Silks from FIFTY CENTS upuarjl.
UVNS GRENADINES, ORGANDIES, DRESS LINENS, FERCALS, &c.
V1C1D CLOVES! IC1D CLOVES
ii 1 i. " , .
I am Headqukrtcrs for Kid Gloves.
WHITE 3-OOIS.
rioue?, Irish LlnenBleached Domestic Sheetinc, &c, a very full lot.
nUirTR HOSIERY and, KID GLOVES.
tUAW
I I offer many new attractions
A sinking sun a girl standing at the
farm-house gate, bathed in that sun's dying
glory; the deep blue eyes, fringed by their
jetty lalihes, eacrer and expectant, the red
lips curving in a glad happy smile, as her
ear catches the far oil echo of a well known
step; and one reads again the old, old story
which seems so new to every heart that
leaims its pages.
Yet Ethel Mayne was not one to wear
her heart upon her sleeve; but neither had
Ernest Melwood lived his thirty years in
vain. A month before, fortified by a let
ter of introduction to the squire, one of his
father's college friends, who, since the
death of his young wife, had buried himself
In this country life, he had come among
them to regain strength, to recover from a
severe fever, whose victim he had well
nigh become.
He. had been received by ivir. JUayne
with courteous hospitality but when his
presented, when
aess had taken society by storm, lo
wish had her dotink father said, and in
beautiful home he had provided for her,
yfith all the wonderfui accessories of toilet
he ihad 'given her with lavish hand, she
shone forth peerless.
I ave to her father, for whom she wears
heboid radieat smile',Athe girl is an enigma
tJ all even Jierself and she wonderst at
tlie icy coldness which has frozen round per
hlart, causing an indifference to all things.
IVtr coldness gives vay to burning heat, a
hdat w hich seems to scorch the very heart
-bl)od and spurge upward in a mad tumult;
tbbn recede; leaving her well mgu xurnea 10
stT"rt. as her eye rests upon a paragraph in
tl&oX which confirms1 her most recklfess
; "We hoar that! Miss Annie AnstayJ
daughter of L. D. Anstay, Esq. , is shortly
tp be led to the altar by Mr. Ernest Md
wood." -'! ' . . ' . '
I This was all, yet enough. lie had called
several times since' she had come to the
city, but she had invariably refused to see
him. I ' ' - - i" I .
i A mmor of this had reached her a ru-
now rnnfirmed but which had told
iXiVi i i I
hrr tliat the enoraccement had existed even
ia halcyon days he had caused her heart s
awakeninff. 1
I She had served to pass taway the time
This was all. and what to her had
been the coloring of the rainbow, was In
his eyes but pamtea
out by her tears.
Tears! bhould
tints, to be washed
i;-v.t in TrMiT nrp nr felt the
1 tliJlb 1U T wui w5 v l
hand fall like velvet on iny aim,
heard vour voica filling my room
music, have even; touched your pure
ins with my unworthy ones,
wnVinor t.n mv desolation. 1 nave
that I were dead. ; Better the grave
loneliness than death in this life!"
There was no acting nere, anu not
otrtj in hia vp.a ns he lifted ithetai to
face, .but a great scorn was in
If? - J . . ; I -
sue repneu v
iMiss Anstay , would pro;
your
have
with
red
until on
wished
A Phenomenon In Niagara River.
vrwin rp.hpnrsal of anv part with. hertell as
J i I
oyea
Niagara river has tlu 8 season offered soma
fine opportunities for the study of the main
tenance of the equilibrium of animal hW
n both land and water. Early spring was
marked by ah Unprecedented Migration ol
minntws from Lake Erie into the Isiagara
river.) They "arrived by millions and
formed here and there almost solid banks
of moving fish. The shores of somo httle
rreeks like thoso of S Frenchman's ceek,
i " . I ,nt-n-no- frrtm the Canada shore into tho
bahly p-rcter rTMnSlr stre
tears
her
her voiljo as
1
KiagarariWere actuaUy strewn with count-
less numbers otaeaa minnow a,
been suffocated for want of oxygen in theso
narrow channels. The advent of the an n
nows attracted in turhj as might naturally
be expected, 'a proportionately sized swarm
f ,Ivr PBtrovers. in shape of the different
ght of the chains Uhat muscalonge ftnd black bass,
ten-have struggled in X. latterouid be Been lying quietly-in
i near
shores,! -where tha water was buiuuiuuu.j
shallow and transpareni io pumiii.
view of them. Fishermen were perplexed
An in despair, since they would, tako bait
of no kind, no matter how temptingly dis
played! Their stemachs were fairly gorged
with msnnows. wmcii uuuiu w w
a.n andience.
Ff.hI in ttioae davs ffona PV you
- t . I : a. "Vv.- lino. Vifir nnil
me. uo noi aeny iu : xju ;
then learned to hide the impulses oi jyour
Tipnrt. vhnr eves could not lies and I-j oh,
rlnrlInT In thnino-ht. of the! chains 1 that
innnM mp. p.ven men
such impotence that the angels migni jaave . cblumn along the bottoms
nitied me. Base, unworthy as x am, x - , tha water was (
speak the truth now. w "y, w .
ever meet you, only tonaye ypu Bpuiuc
thus? . Ethel, it is not yet too late. For
give the past and be my wife, f - J
"Your, wife yours? Sooner would. I
u, rTT ufo i Yes. T loyed vou once
ia. v uunu 7 . r . -
J "V" " ' -,' . I- U m I Willi iillUUU TT D, 11 l"V -ww
-why should I deny it? loyejl you with a Uhou. a ffort whatever.
v.rt,ifrnt lorirnpsa lurht when i you - . i t,
she ever weep again?
wiii aiifii . heaven fiuch mercy be giy-
1 f vuiv y . 4 ,
nnn RrnldincT drop iforce its way upward,
w.a 1,p worth its fallinc:? No a thousand
times no! . , , w
And a scornful smile played roond the
beautiful mouth, asj drawing her escritoire
toward her,' she put into execution a sud
den determination, land penned the follow
ing lines: ! I
T'Mv Dear Mr. Melwood: I was very
sorry to have been! so engaged when you
love that thought darkness light When j you
shared it; loved you as now i loatue yuu.
Go, in your falsehood, with your perjured
lips, back to the girl who has one so rarea
prize in life's lottery, and tell her of ! the
amusement you foimd in a coiintry sojourn
no less a plaything than a woman s heart
tell her your hand converted innocence
into knowledge, Joy into wretchedness,'
light into darkness a girl into, a wonian.
Then bid her lay her head upon your breast
press upon her lips the kisses youjean
so well, and asK her u sue i uyt i
such a prize. ' Let! her bind yqu closer m
o-aI! You thouffht mine
T .tn nn when the main bulk of minnows
disappeared without bcingfollowed by their
enemies, the tables were tumedand bass
fishing never has been known to be as nno .
as it was toward thp latter end of the sum
mer. Though the river is no longer stocked
m?nnrwa an it was in the spring, the
present lamount' probably still exceeds that
of any previous year," and has attracted later
on anether host of their natural enemies,
of the sea. Never before
has the surface of the green Niagara exhib
ited such an animat6d display of glistening
white flocks of gulls and terns as 1 the
present months. They have asscmuieu uj
l unamo i v i j I present UiOniilo. ; J
ly Of perishable flowers; but had you Jhousands, andluxuriate in immense abund- J
isted them I would have made them of ir natural prey. Among thein
on
trusted
precious stones, xorgive j uu
Fnr nnpnint? mv CveS" IO
-" T O
in this line this season.
i ! ;
NECK WEAR AND- NOTIONS.
nolens in Ladies' Ties,
- " o- .
TAR A
White and Colored Zephyr Ties, &c. i
" Ribbons, Fans, Dress Buttons, .
, Fringes, &c, Ac, fcc.
SOLS and UMBRELLAS in, Newest; Designs and Celebrated make,
sorry tu na.v mu, a p& - "ril.l.J rlHlv Inst?
last called, that 1 was ooiigea 10 ueny my- -j
self the pleasure
I shal
GENTS' SHIRTS AND CASSIEIERES.
Bought
to be
, , r ii
augn xer if vou ave no other engagement,
beauty, which had sprung into such perfec- hope to see you. ,
linn fur frnm tho ritv'fl dinJ' all tllOUlTlltS of I
ennui and country dullness fled. The look of astonishment which overj-
So the days went on, scarce noted by, the spread Ernest Meljvood's handsome fac0
man of the world, watching this new yet grew into a triumphant smile as he refold,-
old development of a girls heart; to her, cd the- dainty note, with the crest he had
Twanfr with the swiftness of thought, m Wahtlv recoirnized upon the seal placing
1 O , " ' - I !
listening to the melody of one voice, and
drinking in the dangerous sweetness of his
smiles.
Ah the old story indeed!
Why should he not pluck this little vio--let,
which had sb-d its rich perfume at
his. feet, as well as the priceless exotic
which, when the leaves had turned to
brown, lie was to cull for his own?
So a subtle sweetness crept into his tone
his dark eyes grew strangely soft, as draw
ing near, he clasped the tiny nana iaiu so
confidingly in his own, and looked into the
azure-tinted eyes upraised to his.
4 'Were you waiting for me Ethel?"
"Ah, Ernest, the days are long without
-f . 1 ' "IA in
torsive vou even as l scorn you. v
- t
i""" J .' : :J K1n! n
HK una rAQPS WOTR OUUC 11 UXWiu,
i""" l- : - .n 1...
rn,v HoTrnA Rtnnd hetore liOQ S aitai; uv
T-liilin Vauffh's side and took upon :,herslt
L -1 i A A AHrttT
ciomn vnw rr nve. iiouur auu vww.
Nor was the man to whom sue pieuguu
inif nnworthv of such a giftJ He itwas
oA timwpd the frozen chaaneisto her
it . carefully vitmni an muur putwi heart r and had taught ner on agaxii ,
V.r iflpt.prmi ration to break all , .,1. m tmicf -oritiimi t. which woman s s hie
lejisitiiiJi, v"- - ,i iaim autiiiixav niv"" - . !
ether engagements ana renew m sumuaci . blighted. ' -, !
nlnndiniri 1 : tw - un had hid himsen - ic
l cn
For what? . ie3 ncver before observed
man s treacnery .mr;nfqMfl nn'antitv. or even single
For showing me the in- WpTnurierate the iattiwako
black and
4. . i ',l,,Viitia Ati
mmmoMtcrn. WHUO tllC omcr la uuuiuu.
!f .ou"" "IT" ffii Sa e baseness wliich can be eiled W the -T w" 8Dccics M terns, . two of
. , , omUir ftrvoimeimyw w ""ufv"--.. th fh nro. rteterminauie a w
. fia n I I no ur 1 1 f i T 1 1 1 ' ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v r 1 1 . . uuu I i -f ' - its tt uaaa m - - -
"""l-l -w-
.'.L. -..1 .If 1" . At
mi . liori iviri nimspji iui u wni
l iHlilJii. . . . ' I I Mt: HULL UOU r. T 5 ..
Wbc woman.he was to marry had never wllile and now shed forth if?plcndeiUy
her way.HntplhosejLiepthsthat ELhel upon roSe bordered path Jher fee so
Carpets,
Malting and poor Oil .Cloth.
d Second to none in the State,
. . r riA ; Knual to any an
My L.me oi uic5C vw-r - - , upipfq AS LOW
i and I Guarantee my PRICEb Ab LUv
r .
lvJ.SV-i v "- i I Upon U1U uuiiw t r :
if., ' Who ivr!i ihfd -nenetrated. lor, as fi tA rt thp.v timied irOmitne
he c-uld love he had loved her. - sacred place, and the organ breathed forth
Hi i;tin t nn'uTrht that irf her vounr beau- .. ;t -nron pphoed and reechoed m
ty and loving womaus iiftiuit-, cui, wu
have ottered him a jar ncner uunw
that for which he bartered his manhood and
his noble better self, r
Iler heiress-ship had been ail unKnow
ot her lamer
vr.tH thpir hearts.
l - : ; . . , . .
But only a short distance irom ima su?
nfrpioc tlff.amittine ureal utj.o
a
account of its immature plumage. i"cy.;
are congregated in large ana separaiu u
and though occasionally hovering high over
the river, may easily be decoyed to como
near the surface by throwing upon it some
white bunches of cotton or paper. A good
breech-leader will then make considerable
havoc among them, as they generally re
main quite a long time near any spot where
one or more of their shot comrades float.up
on the water, -i It is very easy to see how
black bassTand the various species of guns
and terns should be found in such great num
bers, where there is an unusual abundance
of their natural food but a- more minute
knowledge, through close observation and
examination, is needed ;tq determine .tho
reasons for the unsurpassed spring migration
t,. minnrvcra rl hfs solution of the prou-
lem probably hings also upon their peculiar
. .-:a -nriiinVi- may have been ai-
you
What, will vou do when I have gone?
i" a nH tho m or cuea oui 01
"Gone!
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i M VTTI T.S-Red White and Checked, some of the best graae i i
MATTING& Ked,imc Dor Mats of the Best Fabrics, and
' New rfnd Beautiful Designs in Kug?r
nr Oil r.lnths in the best uam.
elegant mansion, at the appointed time, hej
bit his lip in inward; rage, wnne an
i..,,iri.TPi rpaolvp; came into his heart
ftuuntvui"
u u ci,rmiri nnt. vpt, ne too laie.
t I. nil xvrtmri run. lihu m j r-
wun iuu wu -v - . ,.nr0.ir.M1P Mnvne as rav-
leave me? . ... , :k:i na .lanmiislv Ihvelv as when she
"Business compels it dar ing; out i snau , "r,r- - roomg
carry your sweet beauty with me, wnere
cheek and lips, leaving an ashv paleness as
hp snid. with a faint smile, ."You are play-
I . 1 ,1 i
ing
leav
i,im until into v rumors
wealth had reached mm rumors vuiij learned too iate the possession ui "v similar influences of a physical nature
their luxurious, lavish styie oi iivuitfpiuvcy, and found ue had renaerea uis pwu u?
nnd na heascenaea ine sieus ui wucii; D ,,1v.1p . . t
ll J , . . , 1 tuuuiuuiv. i 1 J J 1 .
-rr-iinn TlthPi iVftiisrnn learneu iuc
truth leaning upon ner uu jn 1863 (jhanes ij.
A Terrible Deatlu
sad
Smith left Carthage,
nrppfit she. felt nausht save a great .pity, 1 hKrnff received the appointment of Amen-
andaWePrerrose fromher can consul to Russia, with residence in a
back? 'You- arc
tiT Samples
... . - mmntness on application to
dialled IFree with pieasu f - .
any parties usiu - .
rrompt Attention
GiTcn to Orders.
J.
IB Hi p o uj tia im
N. GAMMON,
Of 1 - IFasHlOB,
MAIN
STREET,
IVortli Carolina,
ever I may go.
"But vou arc coming
not going for long?"
"I trust not."
And for a moment 'i.thc girl s peerless
beauty made the man waver in his alle
giance to the haughty; summons received
that dv from his belrolhed.
f Had he known this'girl beside him was
the owner of asmany thousands as the
heiress whose hand he considered essential
to the furthering of his other schemes, the
summer harvest would have born different
fruit
"in no measured words had he asked
Ethel Mayno to f- be his wife; but in her
young trusting innocence, when from her
lips he had snatched their first sweetness,
while her ears caught his vows of love, in
the singular fascination of his presence and
th keen subtlety of his words, she had no
other thought, and she now looked in his
face with a wondering hesitancy, while a
t i ;wr crpm pd clutching at' her
heart. nn.. In. irm-i mpfln.
i .t'Ynn trust noi: Yiiau .
pnterea ner iluci s? w9
niri,t tr n-eet her recreant lover.
Was this, indeed, the girl he asked him
self, from whom, he1, had parted scarce, six
ic nor.- who. with an air of quiet self-
almost nautine? iuuuuku
t f. tw cnni'a hanniness of the man , na mnnr river in Bibcna.
imjieiunw.-vr!---rr . n i,,, uij Vix -- Ma
left in the summer, , accompany
wife, whom he left with relatives ih, uu..
woddincr chimes had
wuuse i u'juiui" " o f
rung,
The Boomarang.
cago. Arriving in
San Prancisco, he
This curious weapon, peculiar to the na
nwi null i iii VvUi -"-r : 7 a v .
possession, airnos, e AustraUan, has often proved a puzzler
dropped msoumiic" , f nee ., jt is a piece ot carvea
, ..5i ...rr Tritt. all hpr old wonderful to men oi science. , v 2
lnio a uwitui !
grace, saying: ' , ,
"This is almost an unexpected pleasure,
Mri Melwood, as I hardly hoped the pres-
lilt, 11 Vx vyi ,
Wood, nearly tto form of a crcfcent ftom
30 to 40 inches long, poinieu ,
and the corner quite .sharp. The mode of
. . .. :J;i :r,iilor oo tliP WftftDOIl.
of your engagements would permit a using Zf at his
personal answer to my. summons ? - u f ull 40 before
I scarely know wny a m, iui . uu, : -kimndnV alongthe surface at three or
T was alone this evening and having some- him, Jimmm
learned that the last of the trading-boats
had left for the. season. Being anxious to
t- u:- .laotinatinn nH he intended cn-
gaging in the fur business, he.took passage
on a ship bound for Hong Kong, Chiaa
-v. v. v.r,pri tn 1 en?aire nassago and
reach hisi destination quiciccr man. uy
ing for the return of the tracers, """s
at Hong Kong he became acquainted with
-wf n tcpw vnrK nrm. wuu.
Ernest?" and there was a naugniy iiug .
XIC VV IjJ xiK-i -
"Are you
If so I can bear
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the tone new to the man's car
self but born of her suffering.
going back to forget me.'
ll' -Forget you, darling! Forget the little
:;f Xn witchimr sweetness has lent
tochSnn? No, no!: Trust
uiy T . - nran rnme back
little one. a w --r -
1111 .. hpplrflfrain.
t io rpp t he coior iu j"1- . . ,
Do no make my going harder
, tQOt pvemnff. louwuiwriic
I ace ou uiu i"" i
to me?" . .. ti live.
"Yes: your letters are an x . -
unon all tne promise l snau kuu -
future Ernest, I fear that gay -world to
tu, .rf-itn n- but whv should I fear,
and yousobraye so tnie .
"Fear notmng earth
whatever comes, there is nauuu
t i trtrpf1 Hf) Weil.
X nave cyci iW.v. Ufa thp
And, for once in his false life the
'SS'-S Bpedby-montvhichto
Ethel Mayne had seemed years. ine
omised-leTters had. been strangely cold
breathing nothing of that promise to return
till expectancy died away, and when with
a strange prescience 6f future ill, she jn
her woman's pride sent no reply, there
cWone more tender, more pressing, jjhe
Sted the false ringin its pages, and was
dull and
her pale
break
man
SilBut her country life seemed
nntinpr
i Una onrl tnp. SUU11C
nuX C ; adlv consented to
and once again se.k the gay world - he had
"HSu. later aujl Ethel dyne's loyeli-
what a fhead of ennui, thought, perhaps.
vou would break its potent spell.
r rnmiest Miss Mayne, was more
ntint .than another's (command. Indeed,
' nrpQn-pmP.nt.abeen far more Dress
UUU HI V "o" ,
: nrr.ni(1 st ill have seen me here
.I i i. r,nmpnti nrp. made but to be
K.i,n? Ta it. not so? v If one suffers the
datiipr1 and I do not much
iirtn onfTprinir as the world is to-day
t' Prv pven for the moon, somebody
u pnnnorh to tret us an 1 artificial
one,! which does just as well as the real
thing now-a-days." j . , ...i ..
"Perhaps if one must deal in generalities,
but, to those who have lived in the , light
and sweetness of a young moon on a sum
mers night, I hardly think artificial means
would be the same." t .,;
. "Perhaps not, if one is young oneself,
with faith untarnished in a future; But
after all, I prefer gasiigm, lor inuugu yvo
sessing less romance, it is not troubled at
inauspicious times with dark clouds cross
ing ' its surface, leaving you suddenly in
utter darkness. By-the-way, Mr. Melwood
may I congratulate you?"
"Upon what, Miss Mayne?" - .
But the man's face paled and his voice
trembled as he asked; the question.
"Upon what? Certainly a congratula
tion to a man a few weeks previous to his
marriage may pass uncnaueugw, xi
waenie 1st? lose! so shining a light as
Mr.; Melwood, it surety y congratulate
him upon his gam, eyen mougu it w
losd" '
Bitter-sweet, icelyi-cuUing, W
word as it fell from the girl's hps; and they
. it t,pfnr,. her. even through the
r" ria wranoed himself
coax Ol man in - i -i
tung and drove him to madness whj
wonderful beauty; awakened m him the
Old i passion in irresiatable force. ,
"Hash, Ethel! For heaven's sake, hush!
v.i'm,,rimS can l hear these idle
wo Us: Oh, darhng,il youhave. forgotten
w,or Pfnorvhas proved the
I nave not, .uu- ---r--- , - r,,,;
a trrotpr to nueucu mj "i--o
four feet from the ground, it
ed him a chance to engage m ousine.
would not engage then, out pusneu
fast as possible to hisvdestination, wher he
IUI v . -
"w ! o. r?. : i?-.i s a I Vrt cririnf OI
suddenly raise in the air w or yu r . - . and nQt
scribina a curve, and nnauy arop ut rr,:o!r,iM nr country, he re
of the thrower. During us coureo , --- - -t accepted tho
Solves with great rapidity, as ok the prvoV 'X before made o turn? Five men, in
with a whizzing noise. 1. SSlSTtcS'S.' trading e-pedi-
'.SlS , Ss TawT of & into 'the interior! of. theatherr j,
cir,miiflr a wearx)n. wmcn bvw ia?
progression at defiance. It is very danger
ous for a European to try to project it at
any object, as it .' may return and strike
himself. In a native's band it is a f ormid
able weapon, striking without the project-
Uoincr BPPn ! UKe IU AllDMina" h
or
shooting round a corner as wel.
forward.
as straight-
I
i
one
' "l ! tt Ufa has been
thirst. In the purgaiuij -T a
tT-p tmlderi' summer uiguta,
rinvdreamshaye seen
VUllVtf 1- '
the love
' The Quinine Flower.
It is a native of Florida, and is found
most abundantly in flat pine woods, m a
moderately dry soil, rnJVVnce
in ATarrh or Anril, ana uowwuig
of China, where , tuey were -u--'-';
amassing" large fortunes. They ' returned
to the coast, on their homeward journey,
and engaged a Chinese junk to take thenv
to Hong Kong. When far out from the
main land the crew of the junk mutinied
robbed their passengers and placed them
on a desert island, w ith neithe food nor
drink. It was nof long before st jarr atipn
stared the unfortunate men in the face
For ssveral days they had subsisted I on a
few berries they found on the island.
Those were gone, and no ship had come : to
it vhnr at last they could stand
(Jit) IVBtUb. , , . .
hanger and thirst nolonger they lot.
ca who anoinu cue.
LW os , ,
J. 1 1
to September. The specimens .
i uirec i""V r.T r n; I,?.' rnmnanions should never
of Monticello, in Jefferson conn y. - - -" thb manner of his
death, if they were fortunate enough to re
turn to America. He was then put to death
and eaten by his companions. A snori
time thereafter the men were rescued by a
passing ship and came to America, to ew
York, where they reported Smith dead,
v . . ihA mmbers;oi the
none at ine luno ------
, . j , nntT u 1S very let his
Xucssfully employed by
those living in its vieinityfor tcure
different types ol maianou j
Planeingpsed,ehherL
of decoction or exirac, um . -
libitum, or until mepsura iwuvv
n? bpart. It is a curious iact none at . . joo1
ot (luiuiuc in . . r, l . -r i i manner ui uio
this remeuy, .cy r ri 4. Woo,t narace with mun curing
called on me xc
, a tv, a inmieuce OI uuiuuu i auu i ueniu - . , . .
TTr I 1 T I I I I II II 1 LUU " , :
n aavu
such as tension oi fullness- in meeau m fj- York firm and
ringing in the ears, or pamai -Zrtharticulars. At first they re-
hence its name, its repuiauou r - - - u from
odic, was esLauiio" r ZT. ..., rrue
. - tMP HCri:iL uiuuuul 1 liuiltu. - mrrn
war. wnen, uwwig ; f . - i n rhiPagro two wucivo
Its reputation; as an anti-
periodic, was esta
r" Iwas offered for testing
6f the variousisubstitutes.
The quinine flower is intensely and perma
nently bitter, yielding its properties to
SLS alcohol.!' A saturated tine urem
dosee of "one teaspoonful every two nours,
Wfold sufficient to break fit paroxysm
intermittent f ever. ; . IJWgJ
or m tne remuus" ; ,
hhn,
Mrs.
Mrs.
- j .f f torwnrrla decided to tell
hp. wouia Keep
The promise has been kept.
ignorant of the manner oi ner muu
death. :
To prevent citron from getting to
. V aova nr nuddtng. nuo
SI XoTwelTwlft flotrraftercutting,
mv v..- . . , tl- nr.r
,1 it will neuner
the same ais
an
gether ;
I runs.
mass to-
to other
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ft