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ANER
VOL,.-XIII."
GRAHAM, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1887.:
NO: lOi
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Liver Complaint
Is moro surely and speedily cured by the
Use of Ayer't .Sarsaparllla, tlinii by liny
other remedy. I was. n great sufferer
from liver troubles, and never found any
thing tbat'gavo mo permanent relief Until
I began taking AVer's Sarsaparllla, about
t wo years a'O. A few bottles of this med
icine produced a radleal cure. Win. K.
Baker, 1J5 W. Brooklino St., Boston, Mass.
A Remarkable Cure.
Aver's Sarsaparllla lias cured mo of as
bitd a cae of Abscess of tin; Liver us any
human being could bo alllieted Willi aud
live. I was eoutliied to the bouse fur two
rears, and, for the tust three, months of
that time, was unable to leave my bed.
Four iilivsieians treated mc without giv
ing relief, and-, in fact, nothintr helped mc,
uiilil I tried Ayi;r's8nin:ipurills. After
uiing a fu:irtcr of a bottle of this medi
cine began to feel better, and every
additional dose seemed to briiift new
health and strength. I used three bottles,
and am now able to attend to my business.,
I walk to town --one mile distant ami
return, without difficulty. Ayer's Sarsa- .
parilla has accomplished all this for we.
V. S. Miner, Carson City, Mich.
Ayer's Sarsaparllla,
Prepared by Dr. .T. C.'Ayer k Co., Lowell, Mss.
Bold ty U UruggJiU. l'tic. $1; six Ldul.., Si.
FAN AND ANT.
But iL didn't
gt. epited on
The Great Scuthera Remedy U a'"
.BOBEL T-RQEJBL.5:.
Tliero are very few wlio 60 not lc nt7 of thti
llttlA buah growinic n-Jonasa.? of cur ii.ouuialna
mid MM: but very fnw irnlke tk fact, ;liH
1 tie lUtlu pitrlu barry, Mch m nrnny 01
liv eatou in most evvi-y fltaj. l tit re is cr' v '
ripl lu it havm a wcrMJcm'ul flf; r f be'
bowels. Dr. Biftr'9 liucfcleterry ftr i it
tlieaRUAT ou: kkkic sujwfdt lttui sloros
the little one tet!iine, ctud cures j;.Arrha'S
lVBenifcry nut. Cramp (.'clic.
wben It t i)tuit!f ro1 ilmt nt thtafteaeonof
the yt-ar audtf-.i und dure 1 uuh Attack iff the
bowels are so frequent, aud we fcfr of ho many
. deaths occurring befo.-a a phyfcitm can Lp
. railed in, It is important thai every house
bold jhoul) provide tlienice!vrri with some
stpeedy relief, a done of wbirh will relieve the
rain and save much anxiety, ttr. If in vera
luckli-lrcrrv Cordial is a simple raiedy w aloft
-. any child fa plenard to take.
Price. 50 cent a not tie. Manufactured by
WALTER A. TAYLOR, Atlaiitii.Oa.
Tavloa ClroLe hniiird'v f Swte. Gum
n4 Multelv will cure t.ur(i.. Croup and Coo-uimpfi-.
tri 5rts. tmritl n boiti.
Real Estate Agency.
& SESN0DL2,. Agents,
GKA1IAM, N. C.
4 A rtl.mtitiinn miA tYiiiA ftum 1Vf.
I banc, ill Alamunre onunty, cuiituiiiiutr
L-vt bcres 45 u res in original rrf)M tn, AO in
piuos, lull In cuttivflion, 'I he luce Is rll
wa'ercd. a creek end two l.ninl:e rininliie
ihrouiTli it. A fin orchard, 8 cihkI toliaeeii
barns, 1 tenement l.iiuscs, kiihI fi-ctl Imms, an
8-room dwelliiiL' wllh Inisciiieul and 1.. und
(!o(l well of water, are on It. ConvC'ib ni to
cliiirelu'S, school, unil iroocl new mill in
mile of the ln'iixc. It Is a (kclr.il.le fa. in
udap'.cd to the irrowth of tub .cc , Kr;iin and
Kiaises, Pace 1 seeded In wlcal d nats.
I'lissL'ssioi! clrcii ai once, Frlce d'l iOO. j in1:!
H B! AtmSSti J insde. Cut till" out
I H j ' 1 fit and return to u. and we ill
V! 1 1 rJ li I re" '""thliir "1
IfiUilU A i?rciit value and iinoiiuii
II IH V 1 m u vUi (!,;,t u ill tlarl von ill
liiihin 'flii'll Initio
ynn In more money riiht away than anvililiii
rl In this wmlJ. Any one tun d. llie mitk
nbd lie al Imine T.itlier sex. a!l age. B..me
ibtnif new. Hint jnt c.'in woi.es lor al:
svorkers. We witl.iVarf yn : e.tiitl no
l.-cdi d. I one of the iri-nnliir Imperi i t
h nice, of a lif"lime. Tuose who are nii
liou snd oilcrprisiii wiil ii"t di-lny. Grand
oifftit free. Aridre TUCK .V CO.. tiitnsta,
ilsiiir. dtcSly
'Member CliarW IMt'a wife? Sak'ea
'. livo, course j-o don't! It's i.lIi twenty
year sence ha brought lit r. bum, Lord,
htfw old Ant Lot t Kioruicil. lae lliat old
woman now, ruania' vouati to tlie neigh
bors, Umaaiiia'.
blio cutiie Uirouprh tho pantur where I
'was Juiyiji' with Cy Slullott, on'Iicr way
over uja riter'i. . I hollered out
"Anil' Lord know.- why ull called
her ant; b!io was evtrythi.'i but an ant to
fol."'! hoar Cliarlcy's gouo 'i got
T married."
I "Yes."
' .' "An" to Tan Ijomr' - '
' 'Low c!Vjti;;l!" ncz tiio cl ! woman.
"Wal, Qiaiicy ain't so very higli," I
anmvcivd ratht-r s;iitofull", for he waa
. tho hi';:. i;t criUcr 1 over iwtnl.
"llo'e my youngest, tho last o my
flocic,'" grauied tho old woman; '-I'd
vrorkol for 1.1st to th-i co:j I o' my days;
but Koxvt' t'io k!io:I: her list, an' what
atwceii "let iUt 'u her tow, V couldn't
t. U i she w;u) laost wad or fTievwl:
''iwan. wail, t'lou'rh
last loii.r "on CJi.ahy; it all
pouJf l'an. Ar:t was a engirt woman, an'
jie.l r.otliin' beticr'n to read the papers
I G't hit f a discussion. Couldn't she
areo, though! I'iio very jwrson couldn't
prove he u a eouI, or t.icre wag eny
heaven cr hell, when Ant. Lott licit o'
him. Yes, yo ray true; lie did reo'lize
lie was in a kind of hell, then; Lord, yesl
but ho wasn't ogoin to let on 'twas sol
&bc was sot ainst tho gov'ment. 'n so
ciety, ' 'n tlio 'church, 'n eddicalion,' 'n
tic:, 'bout ev'rythj; , coin. .JJolhin'
was right,' 'n Bho.i.-jUd pro it.p-an't.
Iuuvcr knev her to 'tow "there was but
one thing rirrht In tlio hull 'viirs.il world,
n thct was God. She hedft't got bo low
down as to say cnything aginst Him.
But of the'd ben parlic' herself, she
couldn't have sot down harder on folk 'a
failins. Yo can 'isaine inter what kind
o' a iKOst poor fan coaio. Teor. Fan!
Hhe'd lx?n a depo' fal, tondiu' table
tiiero, 'a her reijio-tltion warn't o' the
best.
I oilers pited them depo nals. Ef eny
o' 'em wo3 smilia' 'n kinder decent to a
feller, ten to one tlicy wsb took advan
tage of. Plenty o' men inean enough t
try kiss a girl 'out o' brass, 'cause she
titan Is in . a public place. I nover
b'liov no harm o' Fan. I bccJ her
onca slap a filler squar.) ia t!ie facefi
an intidtin' word. But folks would
Lavo it she warn't oil right, fur sho'i
given tor foolin' au' would git pooty
Lig'hty-tighty now en' then. Hut lort
eomo pi- hoint- no mofti hariu 'u their -hearts
tliet way tlieu a frisky young'
lamb. It's the luiuc kind u' bubblin'
over 'n bath.
Fan lied laislrty soft gray eyes, an'
when ye looked inter 'em aa' saw Iter
rexl lips tretnblia' 'i if they wanted ter
kirf right out, 'twas as fresliing a sight a
ye'd arsk to see. "f was a s 'prize te
ev'rybadly when she married Charley.
IIo warn't known to 'vo been v.-aitin' on
her. Coarse his folks ull thought shed'g
drawn the wod over liis eyes. Ant was
tnist of til. Eut nbotly, not blind,
could help secin' )j's dead in love with
her.- I never eoe sich a happy look as
his'n weeks art?r tho marriage, Ant's
railin's to the coutra's nctwithstandiA't
She began on thet, wjth a never-to-be-letup
in it. Fan w;d, it 'ptared not to.nig
nify much to Fan, eo long aa Charley
looked . happy. So the two was like a
riair of kids a good while arter many a
married couple, with KemellihV belter
than a mother-in-law's railin's to begin
with, gita marster tired o' themselrea.
Et Warn't in natur thet this would
last. Charlcytvas lazy aa ull time, as I
said. Ant was right when tho said
lluaut'gl It law M .wwty.twws Waail a'
could leave It, how that woman did
work! She never said nothin', but we
all knew she was tot on arnin her livin'
'n EiUe's. Sho went out wasliin' 'n
cldanin' paint, 'n doin' ov'rything thet
sho coull hiro out to do. Sho worked m
the iiclda, sho picked berries,' an' 1'vo
mot her many a .time luggin' homo dead
wood from Mullett's tim!xr, far he told
her Charley might have all he could pick
up there. Sich was tho pity of fo'kj fur
her they oilers was glad to do her a favot,
'Jlemlxir onco hclin' her hum with a
sizabla log, but I met Ant 'fore wo got
to tlio farm on' she give mo a cut 'bout
hangin' 'round urter married women.
Sho Baid souiethin wusa to Fan, 'n I
hung back from doin' her favors arter
! that. , ,
Charley never spoko .mo decent ng'in.
No'Jiin' fco mads a man. as to do a kind
ness to tho wifo ho kites. Hates? Vol,
yes; he'd 'bout come to thct. Sho prob'ly
didn't git a fair word from one year's
end to unot'iicr. Eut i.he boro up. Folks
said 'twas 'causo she forgot horbelf
workin', but I think 'Uva3 'caiu;o
slie was doin fur EiUoV '" him.
Ye3. she was still thct se t on him!
an' he uctcrly ivjed her money to dress
a liulo spruccr than Ant s means allowed."
Eut a great Llow camo to ixr Fan.
Al ter sho lost her last baby sho took t ick.
She didn't go to bed, as jnett ailin'
women do, tut tried to help a li'.tlo bore
and there, though coiu-so it didn't 'mount
'to much. . Eut it sorter sarved to ex;e htr
mind, BIntlia went on an' she didn't
grow no better. "
! I called in there one day on an arrant
for neighbor Ilullott. l.own I did it
moro to git 111 an otlgoway3 word ' com-
fort to Fan, if possible. Course I 'specied
""noihih' but tant3 from them. Fan wa3
layin' on tho lounge an' Ant was but
terin' ''bout some cookin' on tho stovo
porridgo fur Fan, I guess, fur 'forn I
could tell my arrant she blurted out some
thin' 'bout 'hovin to slave fur low lived
critters. Fan 'looked like death. " 'Spoao
ye mean Charley," bps I, "he U 'bout as
low lived as any one I know, ruiinin' liiu
wife, bdy n' Boul. "
I felt that nothin' coald make things
wussn they was, an p'raps the truth
might wako a spark o' human natur in
'em, Itnew Charley was listoniu' in the
nest room.
'Lord!" cried the old woman, "air
eny ' ye neighbors hankerin' alter the
wife he's got, or, ruther, who got hiiii?
Ye're welcome to her, 'n the sooner yo
pack her oil the better!"
"Yc," drawled Charley from the nex'
room, though ho didn't durst to show his
shame-faced counl'nance to mo, "I'vo
- come to jost tliat conclusion myself Jl
"Whatl" cried fun, starif up an
turniu' red all over, "do yo say thot
Charles?" -
"I do!"
''She looked at me so beseechin' I axed:
"Can I help ye?" .
"Let me hear him say it jest oaoe
agin fust!" Sine couuin t iiave praj-eu
liim, on her knees, to oueay it, more
rurtly than bhe did then, by thatreinblin'
of her voice. It mad? me cbake from
l;ead to fut. I pitied her so in my heart
I hoped that Charley, utcaa n3 he treated
her, would unsay hi words. Eut ho
didn't. . -
'I'll say t a dszrn times cf thct '11 con
vince ye, 'sez the brute.
Fan riz up. "Whoro can I go?" scz
she, sorter dazed Like.
"I know a pkfCc, " scz I. "Eut I her
to see the fam'Uy furt. Got yor things
togetlier, 'n ye'll be called f ur.thij arter
noon. Cheer up; I promise you 'n EHie'lI
be looked arter 'a a way to comfort."
. Ant gie a scornful suiil, but I 'pcarcd
not to notice it. Fun wentlowly on as
if to da my biddin . '
I did my arrant 's though nothin' 'd
liannp-nin
Charley. All to no good. IIo fan'ly tuk
to his bed. Ant tussed over him night
'n day. She'd no time now fur argy
ments. You'd a thought thero's nothin
i l the hull world but thet there sick man.
Sho never looked at tho papers. No
Eir-ce. Sho hadn't tho 'nponiiilility of
rnilin' at tho wrongs In tho world now.
Did ye ever notice them kind o' folks?
Let a litllo adversity come, an' whoop!
tho world may go to decslruclion fur all
they mind. An' afore ye'd s'KWcd
nothin! straighten, things 'cop' their
waggin' tongues.
Charley didn't get no, belter. One
day Ant, in goin' down cellar f vr somo
tkin' fur him, fell on tlio stairs, and
when she como to found herself on the
bottom an' her log broke.
"f was hours 'f;yre uhy one ootno to tho
house an' both she- an' Cliurlcy was
mighty sick arterwards.
Folks ropol Fan should be Rent for,
but Ar.t wouldn't hear of it. One lielp
arter 'uother was hired an' the Ant began
to pick up a leetle. Charley was growin'
wniis. Tho help all turned out misrr'blo.
At least Ant was forced to consioiit that
Fun should be arsked to com, l'rob'ly
Charley'd been willin' long before ef it
he lu't been fur his mother. " A
I hated druffly fur to have Fan go, but
Lord! you should 'a seen the liapp;.'d!y'
thet woman when she was told urtsho v.'a3
wantor. Her eyes spark led 'n the looked
for all tho world as she did 'fore she was
married.
1 druv lASr over. I know I shouldn't ,
hev seech a chance agin. She ccterly .
larfed on thg way,,an'jald she knewsho -could
UUS3 Chlu-ley v.-al. , j
Ant met her, grull ns everr but Charley
cried liko a baby, an' he said somctliin'
low down to her, but I knew 'bout what
it wast, jedgin' by her looks. . " j
V'as I g!ad r,ho como back, do ye ask?
Val, sir, I orterhov, cf I waa enytiiia' of ;
a man! , j
Tho way that woman nnraed 'em! :
ight 'an day, day ,au' night, up stairs ;
an', down stairs, trudgin' to town an'
back; e!io grudged cnthin' other folks j
could do, an' nothi' ueomcd to tire her. ;
But she couldn't miss Cliarley wal; no, i
sir. 'N less than three months wc hwked
ev'ry day t hear he's gone, Eut no- I
body could mako Tan b'heve the truth. I
An' when he did die, r,he jt'st went out of
htr head fur awhile.
Ant got ro as die could limp 'round, j
but, bein' old, sho couldn't be '.vpected la '.
'coo;)orate like young folks. She nc r j
got the proper use of iter leg agin. 'Cotfrse j
she was feeblo on' a nort 6' burden; an' I j
Uiilil: thet was viiat called lan back to
herself.
Sho lu't to wnftLn'. oa the xtld woman
with double care, an' she eccm te lind
more liapjiinesa 'a thet them 'n teadia'
arter Eio. Slia acterly seemed te live
RELIGIOUS SCENES IN CHINA.
A Picturesque Church ntir Carrying
Out a DrcdrTul Tow.
"Church begging" ia very common in
China. Tho temples advertise . their
wants by posting on walls In tho neigh
borhood square pieces of yellow paper,
whereon is tho exact Chincsu. equivalent
of the scriptural, "Ask and thou shalt re
ceive," together with the name and loca
tion of the templo whoro prayere are
always answered.
Eut there are also more personal forms
A DOG'S SELr-SACRIFICE.
Haw a
Save
Venturesome ' Lad Was
from the Jaw nt a Shark. ,
A southern paper prints the following
moving flory of sublinte self -sacrifice by
a dog a fine largo Newfoundland. A
camping party on tho roast of Georgia,
near jiavannah, had been amusing them
selves by swimming in tho bay, and a
Tenttiresome lad named Charlie Butler
had swam much further, and staid
longer than tho rest. The writer, who
was tho owner cf tho dog, dressed him-
8TANZA9.
1
a.
of begging. Tlio writer has ocen in To- f self, and was busy at tho cam) ground
kir.g a "priest whoso checks had been : preparing supper when ho heard an
pierced, and tho teeth knocked out. so j alarm. -'V '
A suuuen outcry torn nio sometmng
that an iron rod, as largo as ono's middlo
linger, could lie pussel through, to pro
ject nn inch or tw; beyond either cheek.
An iron half circle was hinged to each
c:id of this and passed around tho hack
of tho priest's head. Attached .to' the
lialf circle was an iron chain. which was
so lonjr as to drag on the ground several
never got fully over her hate o'
then; but, eiu' wtiit die was
one. -" Fan warn't to blame; I happened
to know Charley promised all sorts o' line
things, 'specially one sho was sot on
thct-lie'd work Lard 'n not let the old
woman s'port 'em. He did work oil an'
on fur a while; but when laziness ia
'ngrained in the bone, not even a wom
an's love, pooty driilin' aa 'tis, is going
to thirst it out. ,
'Twas a'leel'.o farm where they lived.
. nil my
I seed
Fan to part fstnn him
" I druv over to an uncle o' mine in the
next town, who was a widderer consid'ra
bly wal-to-do in tho vrld, an' who was
looking fur a housekeeper. I staled tlio
circumstances of tho case to liim. IIe
'greed to take Fan ef she could do hit
work, 'n I 'greed to pay fur her board 'n
n breathe 'in Ant, an' when the wasn't
(loin lur licr seemed kinder Just Ant
Fan till
aa M tiie
txior w;man, Ant quite broke down,
J htppen to drop iu unee nn' see a sight
as I uhan't never forgiL The old woman
lied bed a f.ort o' faiutiu' lit, an Fan was
tryin' to bring her to. She thought she
wa dead, an' tlie jwor critter's tears
streamed like a hrojik, aa' she was a
kissi-i' an' luiggin' her an' ayia':
"Oh, don t die! don t die!
"I don't b'lierc
kiss the old woman afoi. That seemed
to revive Ant. . She hxiked up, au'
emiiin' kind e' faintly, said:
"Poor Fan! Do you reely sot by me
so? roorgal!" "
Then Fan esid, kinder timid like, aa
how slie was glad she wasn't goia' to
leave her as Charley di 1. Ant seeiued to
bothinLin'; tlicu t;he drawed herself up
straiiihter an' set !ie an' I knew how
luud it come fur her t Kay it
' His business was to go from house to
house, Waling a small drum, asking lielp
to repair, a templo; Sympathy would lie
wasted on liim. He wan a "professional
church debt lifter," who hail monthly
wages and a commission on hU col
lections and the rod and chain were hU
stick in trade.
Tiiore U nuoiher way, still moro pecu
liar. A priest blonds in a small box-li-e
structure, jilaccd in front of a temple,
through tho Ixiards of which ppikes have
been uriven. so that tho imprisoned priest
can move tio part tif hia Isjcly," except his
right arm, without being pricked by a
spike. With his right hand ho rings a
bell to draw attention to his, piiial.lu condition.-
Charitable jx;rirs give so m:ich
for-the privilege of drawing out a spiko.
Tlio .highest priced spikes orp those
which point e.t tho vital parts' of tho
body. Tho priest is supposed to stand in
his kennel day and night until all the
spikes have been bought and drawn, but
no one believes .that he really does so,
A single incWunt will show how much
hardr lip and self inflicted Buttering home
of these heathen will undergo to fuliill a
religious vow. One intolerably hot and
dusty afternoon in 1871 the writer was
resting at a wayside tea house and taw
approaching a man and a woman. The
man would fust tjke ono long step, then
bring hu other foot up aud incisure his
whole length i:i the road.
Having knocked his head three times
on tho ground, he rose, took another step,
and' aaaui prostrated himself. The
woiiShf was the man's wife, and wa
waiting upon him. Iu answer to ques
tions, lie Kaid that . he bad made a vow
that if Buddha would revtoro to health
hi ton, who was desjicraleJy sirk, he"
would make a pilgrimage" to Wutat-shan
and home agaiu, a step and a prostration
all the way.
Not more than three miles could lie
ie made m a day. Ho had traveled about j
. I COO of the 2.0QO miles of the double jour-
-i ....1 . ..1.1 I... - I ." :..
uij , ftuu wuuju ma two vcius loiiirer in
completing hU vow. As he was Ja years
wis going wrong on tho ehoro. Grab
bing a riilo and hastening hack, with j
Carlo at my hceb, I beheld Butler eome ;
distanco away, swimming with all his
might, and ordy a few yards behind liim j
the vertical fin of a liugo shark. There i
seemed no possibility that tho boy'a .
li could bo saved; we wcro without
boats, r.nd fish ond man wero so nearly
in lino from us that I did not tlnro to fire.
In a second I 'lack Carlo, comprchcr-ding
the situation, dashed through the surf,
and started to swim toward Charlie with
a rpecd I have never teen equaled ly nny
land animal. Tlieboy, having leisurely
covered nvst of the distance between, the
rrif and tho thoro when tho man eater
started after him, was comparatively
fra.h, and, when ho saw tho T.ohIo dog
hastening to his help, made a i'nxl a'es-.
xrato c.'fort to escape. In miother in
stant Carlo v.-as closo to him.
Just then, however, tho shark, having
come near enough, turned so that we
could see hia white belly glittering in the
twilight, and was all ready for (he Rpring
that would surely have endcu Chailios
life, when Carlo, leaping clean over But
ler's form, npjx-ared to go straight into
the monster's mouth: and the latter, hav.
ing got bin supper, disappeared In deep
water, while the kid in a few seconds was
safe .on tho riiore. That night our joy
over our comrade's rescua was mingled
wrJi sorrow tor ti:e mo bo gallantly sac-
ritined m hu behalf, and to tius
memory of that thriiling sceno iills mo
with padness for tho b sj of Black Carlo,
my dog licro. Exchange.
I watched theo wben the foe was at Our side,
Rrady to strike at him or thee or me
were safely hopeless ready to divide
Augbt with ono lored am love and liberty.
watched tare to the breaker, trhen the roek J
Itect-ired our prow, wben all was storm and
fear, '
And bode thee cling to me through every shocki
Tula arm would be tby bark, or breast thy bier.
t watched thee when he fever !nzcd thloo ereai
Yield taj couch, and stretched me on tho
ground .
When overworn with watching, ne'er to rtoe
' From thence if thoo an early grave hadst found.
The earthquake caoM and rocked the quivering
wall, . ,
And men and nature reeled as if with wine.
Whom did I seek around the tottering hall? '
Fortlioe. Whose safety flrut provide for? Thine,
Anl when convulsive throes denied my breath
The fintcst uttornnce to my failing thought.
To thee to thee e'en in the gasp of death
Ily spirit turned, oh I oftener than it ought.
Thus much and more; and yet tbou lov'st me not
And never wilt t Lot d f. clls not in our wuL
Kor caq I blnmo thee, thousu it be my lot
To strongly, wrongly, vainly love thee still.
Byroa.
SOME NEWSPAPER STATISTICS
Reentry of tha Danube.
' If any one has taken the river ronte to
Buda-l'esth under tho delusion that he id
to sco line hcnnrry he is rjtilcLly disabused.
The fintnt scenery of the Danube is clxjve
Vienna, lirtween tho crj'ital and I.ir,?.,
and al-io farther U, as far as Pasiau.
Along tin's part of its course thvre is a
constant Bucccfwiim of villages with cas-
ties, hills crowned with ruins, abljeys iaT
filil. uiif alitifKt; trrn tt:t it uts nnatr In '
picturesque localities and Kuidscajies of
great lieuuty and variety. It is in thin
resjiect one of the must noted parts cf
Austtia, which has a greater variety cf
t.ind.:caie beauty than any other country
of Euro1.
Below Euda-Pesth the views are fine
and bold. The shores aro more abrupt
and there are spiem liu readies or tiie river,
which receives large" tributaries and be
Cariosities That Arm Wall Worth m Para
graph An Intereating List.
Thcro are now published in tlio United
6tateril i,lG0 newspaiicraantl pcrJodicals
of all classes." The net gain of the year,
has been (WO. The daily newspapers
1,210, a gain of 33. Canada lias C79
jK-rimlicala. There are about 1,200
perifxlical3 at all .sorts, which," accordinj '
to tho estimates cf tho editor of Th
Directory, enjoy a circulation' of more
than 5,000 copies each. -Tho increase in,
"tlio weekly rural press, which comprise
about two-tiimis of tho whole test, nasi -been
most marked in states like Kansas
and Nebraska, where the gain has been,
respectively 21 and 18 per cent. Kansas -also
shows tho greatest gain in daily nows-.
paiK'rs. The weekly press ia gaining in
Massachusetts, whilo the magazines and;
other monthly publications are losing;
ground there. The tendency of well
4iL publications toward New York city, aa;
day tha. f. , , 41
; shown by the establishment here of not
leas than t" eat y-throo monthly periodicals'
duiiig t lie year.
Some of the curiosities of newspaper
statistics are worth a jwiragraph. Thcro
j are .7(10 religious and denominational
newspapers published in the United,
Slates, ond nearly onc-tlyrd 'of them aro.
published in New York, PhikidelphiaV1
Boston and Chicago. New York is far
ahead iu this respect, but Chicago leads -Bofctcn.
Tliree newspapers aro devoted
to the silkworm, G to the honey bee and
not less than S3 to poultry. The dentists).
see tliat he would not live to fuliill it. A j comes more majestic. I'or some distance
callous lump as l.irge as an egar projected
from Ids forehead, raised by. hi knuc.kim;
his head upon tfie dusty road.. Yet tkia
man was shocked and aui'rr lit a bi''k-
she'd over durst to ( tion that he should atamiun his uwleiu
K pilgriaiage, and ynvsneti out of sight meas
uring the road with his uihrra body,
You til's Companion.
nmh tliiia Wnt awav. hopiu' willl, , -iJ-'an, I've been orful inean on ye; but, nlajjy to the traveler who I.vj j 1st left L manufactory, said tho other day:
y might ; ttarXfe!ey.rre1eiitrtur: IttOHrtW iMtrt ttVKlt ! UJJ WBilr 1 Cafl fi fi pNha'wjamfftbOrar1
I thet 'twould be nigh like death fur aforo I die.". . 1 great. No Swii-a village is so mean, no care how hard; but it'a awful t
and when Fan found Charley Elackiii' up . E.'Ii's fur a fortnight, 'u a sarvant's
A Life Exparience. Betnarkable and
Quick: cures. Trial Paciiu?e. Send
nun; for sealed particulars. Address
V. WARD A CO. Louisiana, Wo.
the -turned to, an' planted 'n hoed.
"i" would a changed the mind of a man
who didn't b'heve ia the hull possession
of the devil to a' seen Ant then an' hear
her cay, "earves her right!"
. By ant by. Fan was obleogcd to give
up farm-work; an! though all work was
wearyin' to her, die did what slie could.
'Twas huckleberry time, an' tiio gal
0p e ell benic-3 (o sell to the neighbora as
I mg as slie could get to' tlio jianiteia I
happened thet eumiuer not lr be druv with
work, nn' many a timodid I go out an'
help tliat poor gal unbeknownst to enny
body, letiin' her rect what she would
under tiie i!iado o tho 'trees.
It get round thet Charley had gone
tack on lLi wife. So long as he was
well an' lively ho could i-tan' tho, pressure
of IiU mother's tongue; but with her
lookin fecbla an' kin' . o' Bomwf ul ct
lii.n, he IjCgmi to feel lio'd Miado a fool
rKOr'fSlUN AL CAKDrf.
JAS.E.BOYD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
a OrrcniJnro. A'. C.
' Will be at Oreh"ii ou M.Mli.t of i m-h W"rk
to atiehO t prole-i'iii bnfbi.r. rp ll!J
. i v -
-t IX WIHT AKER. Jr , '
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GUAM Aid. V. f.
Frmrtler in the Pl.ne an Fed "I "rouTt
C'oi!tetiu m.de in all part u the -iu-lielurr
prouilt. Ii.ar3l87ij
o' bL-nelf maiTj in',
bad i.i;Tcl at him from the fust. Io
f?l Lurly, n leKoif Ins soft ways to I an.
I 6.rrx tiic:a soft waya daugiit lier.
frages inter the bargain, cf lie'd take Ian
in an '.try an' sea tf tJio'd bo fit to take
holt at the cenl o' thet time. IIo 'greed,
'n promised to call lussclf thet arternoon
fur her. -
Wal, sir, he found her packed, bag 'n
baggage. An' Ant faid to 'em M they
druv away, '-1 ain't a grot liand at (Uotin
Kcrijitur', but there's one tex' to lit this
case: ' 'f-'ho went out f tow amongst us
'cai lse she wa.sn of us. " ' .
The a'fair was the talk o' thf town for
, the nex' week. Ev'rybody pro; ljMcd
Fan would die. I- felt a continooal
jinkia' o' my heart, fur I xpectcl each
day to I'.ear the wust. I felt cz I waa
txter to blame for the scp'ration, an' yit
it must a' como to that cventooally. But
l'a.i didn't die. At the tend o( a week
eko tiai.'e'r picked up an' begun to tako a
holt o' tilings. Before the fortnight wa
ii,) s!ie was aMe to git a!onwitlicut help.
Just aa IiU motiicr 'fcho 'ciprovc 1 siiddily, an' in tlie cc:ir
no ci-itt to
t't'l, COud'ii
waj allars lr.l on her. d.-i til ivir, cart down crittera.
lio'd lA.-i liu o beki' kind and tho r-or I Ci-.n't Cur..t to go over to tee Tan,
J. jy. I131t'OJl-Ii
ATTOKXEY A T LA W
lisiuia.lt.
I'ractk-en in (he aute ids IVdetl C - r
1U faiibf ul'v and pruipUy aua tu .t
t lulru.leH tu kiut
JNI. t.KAIJAJl
H.liM.r. N.V .
GRAHAM &GEAH 621.
trellee In the etalr i- i t'efc-nd t'in.n: .
jremdil auailioa (iJ te eol.aruo.
E.xr tLLik thet there's
niaU-'t a bay man for
vjjx? Yet Le
CrJ'j rj j.U .riz, and she'd 1 x,k lanicr
vhilo Uie LirbioL Bet ti.o way lio'd
let I.-.-r work l Haw a r.taii wiTi a coul
in hli L'jL-jm coold do tliat! IIcUjo bo
'Io-..' 1 l.ii motiKT' coctri.no t!.tt we
lia !a"; r .uU. Yiio Ia'y como a Lt-tlT too
toon, as v.-as taitral, tut di 'j't Ant's
t.;-o wag that fU.T tlxn ever!
H-. 't Jic sJIts i tU Cha:!r7"d Nti im
lx. I O fjoon'a Fan got well, sho
ijriU il I.-avo 'cm. bag 'n tapegc
It.t the Uotle thing didn't lite noro'n
a rr.o.x'.- IIj- lr.n lk on! cs cf she'd
cL-en r& ev'rything. Ar.t didn't
. co. !e to tay 't .vT a '7tnsat ion tu be
g'a. I ' -cf f-iika IicL'vc:l ii V.-rnastions.
V ur.1 e I'crt. tin Cwjgi.t th Alinighty'd
bc:tt r b-iiire-jltiai Ui;uia' to sicU crittera
ai Fan Lot. Utc'd udr 'lovr as Fan 'a
namo wst Lo'X
Y.aL tin:? r.-ert on, en Tan !rag-rd
on a !S7r'b!o 'xatenoc. t"u.rley e liu
Kj sulirkwe an his bzcvw ina a
tcaai, ca lirjj said thct r.iony a time
ho-J-kiU-t V'" wiahe-1 r!K'J clear
oat. ihou ,-h.Iio dHn't rwly ay it.
'E-.rt every two years a loe Jo ra was
lor, but t'-tf y ail foJere-l ti.e t-sU, 'c,'
om , a vrreily rr.:U o' a gul Fan "but:
worsliipe.1.
. Art 41 tJm em g-rw lg r:; tciba
o' acyiple o' m.Tfitlu w-m bctu-r'n slie'd
be i far a long I'ia Uncle was kind as
kkiJ to bir, cna tlio little one began it
lock licariicr. I t;!iyc Wl;at, sir, there's
iio'Jiia' Lks tindnets fur workin mara-
'care I fer.rcd ti.o talk. I te?' mv-i-if
josted tkro" ;U unc'.e, ca' nevtr waj a
r.n gladilcr'n I to Lave bJpod a jxor
unf-irt'i.iate.
Then she drew Fan face down te
hern 'n kkfied it. Pcor Fan! She larfed
'n cried both to once: an' I felt so mean,
ncein' her takin' oa ro. I slunk away.
Tho ix' day, ae I hopjicn to know.
Ant called in a lawyer, r.n' :he made her
will. She owned her liilta place clear,
and hej a few hundred dollar 'n the
bank. 'Bhe willed all ( her "de:u- an'
honored darter Fan." Fan didn't know
of it then; but she iriw satisfied with
what tlie oi l woman had said. two
pooplo ever lived far. one another as them
two did. But Ant was fuilin', a:i' at the
' end o' a year i-he dieiJ.
I an b"iro up pooty well. JV!k raid
'twas 'cause i!:e felt she bad done hr
dot;ty, but I know 'twas cause i;lie bad
won thet old r email's love. Till ye
what, sir, 'tin love that does tli bdtine:a,
every lime, 'n this warhf. ?Ii;;hty wal
as the v.ill ilid fur her, it ronldn't give
the wtUfociion thet did, the rest
of Ant's l'.uck tiiore was six or seven on
'etu tried to dispute tlio will, but 'twaa"
fixed up tight 'n -ouldu't 1 broke.
Nothin' hke a gray-eyed woman fur
ttickia' to them hho' fond cf. Never
Married arter, do ye ask? Course not!
Who d-J ye b'ixjso she'd a married
A. SI. Jaiuiett i. Now York News,
Tha I'ountalu In Tarma. ,
In the sMare close by is a .statue to
Paj-mcggianiao, at recent workroansliip,
and a drinking fountaia. There are but
two or three fchoots of water in I'arma,
but oven that ia more than one can find
in most of lliene plain towns, and, cs-
below Vicuna the levees are numeroui
though not continuous.. The land near
the banks is low and the bills lieyond thcni--thc
gentlest undulations. The towns that
aro patju'd from time to time do little to
enhance the interest as respects their ap
pearance, though all of them had their
little affairs with the Turks U00 or 400
years ego. In fact, every square mile f
ground along cither bank, soon after Icav.
ing Vienna, is historic. Buda l'okdi Cor.
San Francisco Cluoukle.
The Modern MrdwM.
town so crowded, but from au unpretend
ing iron pijie.tJicre giiebes forlli, jiellucii!,
glittering and opuJeuf, a stream of- the
purest and freshetst water, which leaps in
a joyous and clastic curve into a ba:iin
v.-ilh a gay fla?;h by night and by day,
and pours off with misjudging pxif union.
But in these IvoiuUird tovns ecarcely
hero and thorn can be found a lumbering
pump, with long and u.-u.-;ivo hanili;1, at
which a few minutes' sever? toil pr'xlii'.'js
a mighty ivxir and niggardl dribblvof
In one of the better cm of tenement
houses a woman, a poli.dier in a jewelry .
to me tu
ee my nine uoy anu ma way lie goes on.
lie's a cash Vy at D ', aud they
Won't pay by the week, they jay by
chocks, so every cash boy is ou the keen
jump after a calk They're so worried
and anxious and afraid they won't gt
.enough, and Johnny trim and says: 'Oh,
mamma, 1 do try, but there's or.q loy
that always f;ets ahead of me.' I think
it's an awful system oven if it dox make
thorn smart." j
An awfil -fctrm,' yet in i' ranks
march moro end nire 'thousands every
have 18 journals, the pbonographers 9
and the deaf, dumb and blind have 10.
There are 3 publication exclusively de
voted to philately and 1 to the terp
sichorean' art. The Pronibitionists have
129 organs to the liquor dealers' 8. The'
woman suffragists have 7, the candy
makers 3; gastronomy is represented,
by a newspapcrs.gas by 2. There are about
GOO newsjmpcrs printed in German and.
42 in French. Tlig towns which have tlio
moiit French ..periodicals aro New York,
New Orleans and Worcester, Mass. i
apiece. There aro . more Swedish print
than French. Two ikiily newspapers are;
printed in tlie Bohemian tongue. Thas
toughest names arc found among the
l'olitlj, Finnish and Welsh press; for in-'
stance, Tho Dzienswiety and Tlie Przja-'
ciel Ludhi, of- Chicago; Tlie Y Wawr, of
Ulica, of N. Y., and The Yyhdyswaltain:
rianomat, of Ohio. Tliero is I Gaelic,
publication, 1 Hebrew 1 Chinese and 1 in
tho Cherokee language.
All of thcio facts have, a direct interest'
to the pliihuopher and the student of.
sociology. Tliero u no better gaugo and
register cf American cifilpatipg than The
v.'spaiurTJirocloryT;;i'lie PruiLng" "
IYeds.
water. Where fountains are they prattle
with a fatigu'-d and parmmoiiiou note, i year. It won!:! seem as if evt rv force in
and hheltcr their inadeijuai-y under tomo j niodern cirihzation btnt tuward iltit otif"
stafue in tlie modern ta4e. i end of nouer retting, and t'le child irf
in'Kk in tata in Italy is dava and the old man cf ycaivj alile
As a rule, the
not one whit Jctter than hi England.
They delight to lienor tho martyr and
the hcroenof United Paly. No town but
lla.4 its Cor) Vittorio EiiiDi!iiiu-b mid its
Via, Cavour, v.-itli for tiio most jiart
stat r of th cunc. rjere an l tliero U
a Via Hapdmo 'lAz'glio with no tatue.
Tliero works of art are not letter tliauaio
etiigies of Mr. t'olicleu cr Kir Ibliejl Peel,
and the crowning horror of all is a Ktatuu
of Victor Eminamii I lu-re in the Piazza
liiCorte. H would bring a Uj .1i to Hie
chcf k cf a Yc.-.keo ktonemakon. Gentle
ntau's Magazine.
Why Mioes are Throw at TTrridlnff.
X!ie custom of tiirowmg one or more j
oil docA r.ftcr (lie bride and groom, j
t'.'.':?r w.':e:i Ciey go to church to bo r.icr- j
t:--i cr lv.xn uey tian on ir.(r woucag
liared the iiautiorMind ran the wme mad
race. It liahe jiWion itself that has out
grown all boimiis s::d that faces us to
day tiio nuxVwi Mwlu'i, m which he
w ho bioks lias no more heart of fifth and
Mood but forovn-r heart of (tone, Liscnti
blo to any stirrov, uj-.movfJ by any cry
cf child or woman. Helen CuuipbtU iu
Neva York Tribune.
A yiclit Rlcnal Italern.
A successful tftX of tho Out man night
signal lantern waa male in New York tl e
oilier ntglit by ofiicersof tho army and
navy. Tho cr-ninion tor-h. lighte?! with i
j.mmey, i eo eld tluit tiio nemory t oii oriurpe niine, i;as niT.io.ore i-ceo liOJl f
man ctxtc!ii i:0i liak toit beginning, lorcarrwr-s r.iw? at nigni w- v? m
hum lay nsirewnai aa csaau, end ' -- "t i muum
i i m I : w-I n r tTt rtiM ri iii:w !
hr tjiffw rti (imn IIiinaT iliif yl 1 r mliA
ix.-ley Eercr cearetl t.wsn jtrmiaes, ( - u ,.-imtlw, ,... j
cot c-vc.iti.reaL.Je. IU Uze.1 bouta , . . t-ft orumll tmiAM Om
nwaL aa' Ant wer.t ro-jd g-orym ia r by th:. parents of aU Uominiot,
h-Li cos n 1 o o great ttT.scucc. . ai, t.ai:4fr;ty 'osct fcr daughter. It bca
myvax ;ae-. rn tri I went to ac I R,;scn(,,t3 .jish c,.a tioned
lint. C.a t very vrj I;c.. u t-tn. ; o ; . t,., TuW in jj,,,,-
, ' ; 1 , . . 7 . i ' rs.-.i t.alT.-aenUKjirot.i'Tor aucad
man
rry hi widow she arvrted
In? ini-pendencv of bi:n bv 'doming his
LcarCiiT'n I 'ipcctrl crt rir t-iVI
e , - .-. , i
i WiM-i 'ii i. . . : i r. i r . rwm i -l : i "... i . i ' . . -.. . . . .
' ' . - - " : . ! . lut fi --in f )i LiFMm.n
cf Inz pnve tip I us claim to tiio in!en-
inc fur v.:-it I'd ccno Li a way t!i -4 n'-'U
drawcl the tcarr, tn' t:cn, wosM yo be- !
lieve it ? fc'ie buU or.t auM,Li 'n Cvkei I
crfcr Ciarb-j, ttyia alto'd bcerd be ,'
hc'.n't lxm t1 cf lata. j
I toll her I I.ln't koofd eo. but I'd !
Cn 1 -ut. Ttsi very day I went over t
Ar.t's, an' rnre 'jg? Cnar'ey did irr-cx
poty riUVI.-l". tiaid lwa no'.lua",
l.ur-l 1 e'd hind.T run down. I aent
word to In. an' rjothin' wot J J tiit h r
l:t to br from liim ev'ry day. I Lo-
rarelf ij;exl. but 'twarn't often I coui 1
ser l U'T a 0jt1 word,
rart waa, lie va gettin' dicker, an' it
lookcl o if 'twas ccrunimptiin. .Ant
wis wild, 'n sent fur all t!o !ortnr3 f.'.r
ta' mn aaiilod 'ma, aa cried ovtt
Unco f Euth an l to Euth also lie indi-culr-l
Mi esrjrnt by plucking off bis rbno
anJ'giving it to Eox. It was nleo tho
c-jstran cf tlus mid-ile ages to place the
bnhand' i hoe on tlie lad of tlie nuptial
couch, in token of Li domination
American Eogistcr. -
flever fiaIe4 Claada.
It fa anggerteJ by Eurbholtz, cf Berlin.
V'.?.t llw -reaer.ce of fl"ccy miinde-l cirm
rlouddcnotca a lii,h!y electrical eoriili
tion ti V.k npprr atmosphere, a mouth
ful l Var smoke tx-ing found to asumo
Cie fame act when near a charged
flTttrojitcrua. Ajks.ru w Tram lev.
well a.i r.n tlKme, but tho evstem has i
I'TOvod unlniri worthy. Tl Oafbxan tin- '
t -Tn 1 tm arrangcl by a simplo mec'iani- !
cal device? that fiashee of light caa be
' tbown as desired." These fiai-Jics correj.
' pond with tho ila-h and tlie dot ia (lie
i electric trlrra;Ji ytem, a Mhg Gvh
corrcsjioniUiig witli the ibish, and a. short
Cash with the drt. Tho lantern is not
mAro than eighteen incites high, anj
ciglrt inclm eouarri. A small lamp with
tlie flame i.'i tlie focus of a rralJ:c r. ,
fleclor fumUm tbe ligliL Fans clov;
I irf ore the flanio, ly means cVwhich the
' fkrtlirs are regulatrd, aocorihng to the I
Uoree 7st"ni of kdography. TIe flame j
is rendered steady by m"an of a fnroed ,
draurht. The Inici distance siga.ikd
lias been beta-een Fort Myer and Sugar I
Ljf mountain, Va., about thirty-live j
miles; signals Live brrn exchanged be- !
twcCTi the roarrroir in Brooklyn and '
Sandy IIob. almiit twenty mika apart.
Eobton Budget.-
Vecelnlee ef tha Oms.
Every on known that tlicscabas I.vnrr
animab than can be found on land; Imt
with the enormous cUi.u ff California
in mind, many may bo mrprUcd to learn
of ve;refa!.lofrrowl!is in tlieccVan vastly
exceeding in length, though nut ia bulk,
tlie riants cf tiio forest. . IioenHy tho
thip Cie-r, coimaauded by Cant. John
Ktone, aiTived nt Jlontcvideo -iih a ir-
a teawcod which bad born fit krd
tlie Atlantic reir tho c jnr.to.-. Tlie
perct lved ui objx-t f!"nting on the
uif.u-e wmc distancefrom t!.e 4iip. and,
nianni'ig a boat, lU-y rowcl to it, and
ascertained that it wasrnu!g cf enor
mous tize. On urauring it, it wes
found to Iiave a length up-ard of 1,000
feet. KwLi C'rcta. -
Am.it tha raahlaaahtoa.
Jlr. twell (who. baa rc-ntcd a fashion
able aptirtfnri:t lsoasr) We needn't be
ashamed of tiiK my dear.
Urn. fiivcil No, indeed; ii it fer'ertly
lowly, arvl r.nr?i a f.jid ionable fcn.!!"!
llr. (iwill That's tiie bcraty it
Ar.d now, i:iy 0:-nr, if you wiU ken-l Tcr
kkts out f yt a lfif of lwJ crd a ha'f a
pound cf l.intrr.ve will lave something
to tat. New York Sun.
Tsaalaf Teatlla raftrlea.'
A Belgian tcxtde roanufactnrrr lias de '
Thed a proceas for tanning textile falxici
wbk-h renders them waterproof and prw f
again decay, wuhout increafiing tbcii
vigl3 . . ..
aiasasalac X Lnttr filw,
5!:unminrr has Lad i: day ' in V-rw
York, end n now a tootrdc gray hoad
t and Mn-ring enze. emrloyo.l at v,-ry
rare intervals for . sorrM' ly who liked
V. ft fun and warts to. repent it. or sv.me
Ux!y who haiin't the ctnirage to try it
before. Cor. Kama1 City J tail rial
. JJaral A and Kaaator Vftu ,
Senator Nye onco went to tlie White;
House with a iiartyf his New York,
friends who wkJied to have a clergyman,
apixiinted chaplain in- the army. llr.
I jncoln tr.ld tliem tliat he had at oneu
tiraii determined to make tlie appoint-:
rucnt, but a strong protest against it had,
U-en received stating tliat the clergj-man
was not decorous in lJs (icjxirtincnt, and
he had determined to l.Tar more about
him. "I will admit," said Senator Nye,
"tliat our friend is endowed with a,
gloriounfunfl of irrepressible good humor, t
Imt I Iiave lward. Sir. Prefcident, of an
eld pionefr minister in your state of,
iilincj who was arraigned Ixfore a
county cuiif, rence to be repriuianded by-,
th" bi-.hop for liis sallies cf wit from tho
pulpit. Before Jhe Epiacopal dignity,
coull settlo it.-If for an impressive utter-, "
ancv the old uian buret out: 'Brethren,
1 never did believe in a religion that bad,
no fun in. it. llie buhop's gun was),
spiked, and tlie conference, amid roars,
of L.ughter, ct once liaised tlie old min
kslcr's character." ".
"That ia a good story, Nye," caid Mr.'
Lincoln. "Lot mo tell you one atout
PeterCartwright.who.cn or. occasion,
, wai convnLfftg l:U catiference with wit
' aud humor. Tlie presi-.linz bishop was a
! man f earnest but ascetic piety. Brotlicr
; Cirtwright, said he, 'do you tiiink that
! while you are indulging in this levity
' you aro growing Krace?" Tlie old
pioneer jircnelHT, with a oountenanco'
. Iiraming with fun, replied, OU. yes,
brotlicr, in spot' I guess, Nye. I wiil
' have your man appointeL but tell him to'
! keep his stories until ho can crime to'
' Vt'ashinTton and let roe hear them first."
Ben: Ferley Poor. .
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KhMtlat" fratu HmkML .
Shooting from horseback at full speed'
is, to my mind, a srort to be encouraged,
combining mare excitement and pleaire
than anytliing I Iiave yet seea tn this'
country. Shunting jackrabbiu oa foot'
is well enough, often giving plenty of
amusement to the animah, and, again,
being rather monotonous srhrn they aro
plentiful; bet to follow a rabbit at full
sprcd across country," letting year borso
enter into tho sport, and s!ioo:ir.g or
firing on the fiend ran, contains more of
the elements of true sport than anytiung
I have found in southern CaLfornit.
Han Francuco CalL
Sawdust thrown on a circular saw tcb'e
will render the hnnling of heavy pl.-iLs
er-iite eaFT. The grains act as unil rollers
and reduce f notion.
An rtce'dent carbon for tW-tticrl por
psxz ii dlmt oLi nod fixa scewvuk
A large brass chicken, whose w'r
shelter en inkstand and whose 1 i
TorticnUr gors to cne til fc a
ixr, ie a dot! j.