FT7!-
1L
Alamance Gleaner.
VOL,, XVI.
GRAHAM; N-'C, THURSDAY, MAY IB, 1890.
NO. IB.
NOTHING SUCCEEDS
vLTKE SUCCESS. :
. . The rMon Radar 's i
Microbe Killer is the
moat wonderful medi
cine, la bwaoM it has
never failed lu any in
limed, no mailer what
the dlsrase, from Lep
rosy lu tbe eimplest dl
eas known to tue Hu
man svsteos.
: Tha scientifig man of 1
to-day claim and prora
tbU erery dlee.sa la .
. CAUS?DrBT 10CEOBES, -'
Radan'sllicr'ote Killer
Kxtermlnatea the Microbes and 'drives them
oat of the system, and when thai in done 70a
cannot haw lb or -faln. fo -matter
what the di mm. whether a alm'plo eate ' of
Malarial Ferer or a combination f diseases.
w. cnrethetlatlefrthe ttne time, a we
treat all diseases cOLftitutlonally.
; 1 ; f--
'm life laoto
lew
we
Orate,!
a.lfcaa,Vaawaaiptiaa, ' atarrfc. Mm-
chilis, Khcaiaiiiti.nl, Kiataey mm
t.Uti aHsaa.ee, Kenaale Traaklea,
- la alt It. farm., mm, la fact, erary
i . DIm.m kaewa ta the Damaa By.
miAVIR .IPIBM'IBin) A KEW STOIEIEi AT IB1UIIQ JLHEJCrlTdDM
- OUR STOGK IS ALL
nco exo an an
11
C3
II U II IV MM U II I
swell v
II k. i Ill 1
asm
"OF ntAt-MT IMIIONS
8ee that our Trade-Mark (samo ai above)
appears on aaeh J. - ; , '
8-nd for book "HUtory of the Microbe Kill
er," given away oy :;
f.. R. HOLT & CO.. Merchant.
Zr w' ."" - Grftham, N. C. 1
wp IPrices Cannot
PROFEPPIONAL CARDS.
J AS. E.BOYD,
, AtTOENEY AT LAW,
rr, . . 1 Greensboro. 2T. C.
Will b. at Ornbam on Mi.da; of each week I
ta attend U professional nminesa. loop mi
J. J- KEBNODLE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW '
nan am. M.C
.' Practice in the State and Federal Court
will falihfullvnd promptly attend to aii on
teuutrnated to him
. DR. O. W. WUITSETT,
t t Burgeon Dentiat,
GREBNSBORO, . - - N. C.
Will ataa visit Alamance. Call" in
the country attended. Address me at
Gretnsboro, ' dec8tf
A
be
MOLT
HDuplicated.
mm
m
RfflL
GRAHAM AND BURLINGTON.
JACOB A.. LONG", Oreentboro PatrioL
ATTORNEY AT LAW, . Tirenty-five years.ago, just after Lee !
GRAHAM, - N. C, .nrrendered and the bonny blue flajf
What aa Bi. aafedrrata oajecr raaaa eneU. Dall-meltea mass 01 meibl, wnicn
i4aiaara:nrwara. j proved to be the watch of the dead
soldier bidden there twenty-five years
ago, end during all ttiee years forgot
ten. That be prizes this watch above
all price, we know. He has lost all
MayJ7.'88,.
EC. LAIRD, M. D.,
HAW RIVER, IT. C.
Feb'y 13, DO.
Ikvi M. PcoiT,' F. H. Whitaker.Jk,
Oreeoalwro, N. C. Graham, N.C.
. SCOTT & "WHITAKEE,
. .'.'i ' Attaraea at Law,
GRAHAM, . - - "N. C.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
trace of those who formed.this'pnrly of
desperate young soldiers and has not
seen or heard of one of them since,
was furled forever, a party of young
Confederate officers, disheartened anrt
sad, 'tis true, but unwhipped, turned
their faces .Southward, after escaping
from Grant's men at Appomattox, in-
inino m.lra their wav to Mazimil- NeVv-r bad a Drrparion a more d
Han's army in Mexico and enlist, under Zt
hia banner. Tbey crossed Haw River, ' come enfeebled by disease, itge, orneg-
and restinir under the trees on this side, ject, this dressing imparts reuewed
0 lifn In fhtt analn mr flint, t liaa k n I r ou.
removed every insignia of their rank. g muax" 0' lu youthrulnes and
1.9
mm,
LADY'S
-BOOK-
Here one of them sank under exhaus
tion and wounds and died. Reverent
ly his comrade buried .him, and two
of tbem, one bis brother, and the other
the Hero of this tale, hid his watch, a
roll of Confederate money and a nnm-
beaufy.
' Aa.al Oala.
Tb4 Wisconsin ' University Experi
ment Station reports, through a recent
ber of trinkets, in the hollow of one of bulletin, that trials made (here for a
three trees which formed a triangle at
Will Im far auDurior to anr Tear of It bia
ton. a utra-er amouut of mooef htrluf been
appropriated for the einbe!liahmnt of the
Baraxine wan ever neinre. taixier oat uoen
pnblubtd.' or ) years wiihont mtitlut; an la
ano. aad .- t. . -4 . . . , ;
YOU CANNOT GET A BETTER
two dollar worth of ma; aslne than br
aerlhir)Joaixley, IBS OK4T A MILT 14J
4riai.i Aifirrlca, . - y
Ihfl CHulnir aitrteticBf for 1890 ate
B- niulfMl (. olored Kawiion Ptaiea ; Engraved
F.-hl-w Plaua In M.ra nd abiie, repre
Miittf'K he ,rei:lr.K ttylca,
Vrewly fur tiod'y .
produced tx
Fraati.aircea.
STIarl trrmtrd Praati.aircem. art
ataraiJarf ait iaitw.r aia
icno, rW mm laaalar Miwle,
ri.a. far ia IIim Vaa
Was ta BaiM. fataamiUMS
aaltiaa Kmrlpta, die.
The r.rHUlfut li-tnit:' CiUl., by f.M4 J.
f j.at. ii r .'tins i,oiuw-k:irr or lliu.' trh
rrt u.o:' iiei'iamia .. A Year in ih
( I m.r ' r t" . '. ;i'tliatf the art
..b (l.'.jw r nvtu u1.11.U1. -1 t hl.dieo
Cimrr. tor I'h mti one
A f wri mr ..I i.i .al rt tn frfnnu!
thoi. n.i t: ' tn-tit fcmil.v l-nnoi. Miri.
ti.i-l- .!'.... V MxM! I'wV. itaie (toow.
'ii,V 4'fc 'unui." ' . ire.-n
kil.aurfui,c.rtir ft fit njlie-s.
S'iiK I' icl Vj ratrr fciv ' I!"
un-inl icl J . ...i '-xl -i "-ft ' " n"l
em ie mi t tf ') , -sT-n" V ''
- jJ !. J a -u.;.U iiu .it :r "o
U'ihi:e ta: . mi rnw -J rotai'Jiii.
KViilt, i-UY I " I Rt's."M
waotnh-e'ibw 10 t.lf. Li i. .
aa, ou m i,U-ti y -J -il;1lD-t in tch 1 sirjb -1
aauiieyia ytir own srk'mi of an? 4 r-l
p.p-r p-.!' : 1 BMirt't ro "l4jv' Lr!.r .
Bno --r '..V k.trplc yy . w:ll c-a::
eaa of Ibta ' CJepoae.
f 1 I eemm tmr aaaapl. wltlrtj will
waaai r-5lr.
The p Urr- "-i-!. ..I. t,i. .it oat h -rnal
tan . I 1 bM i ui wt Can 'a
im. .pat-e. r-ifilie rot aee mr Muipl'
V r. I.ir M-na t icl.
-v : re-' fcoo'irl'imr
i - -GUUtT-S Ut -T'S
rii(Uaali.. P.
Ia (. ' H with ibia fapr, GODEY
nud l! LKtXE Pi ice f2.y0, alik-i
shec! f ; t to the Hii-e .f .
CiLEA, i at C rauam.
series of years have proven the White
. , tt..ir
. loov 01 a rocay uiuu. Scbonen Sweedisb, Improved White
Resuming their journey, the party I Huebner,f UoUHnd obU
reached bere on the morning tht j to univerSJl? prodoctive well
President DvU and his. party started ' itorioll!, o Kvtnl Qi
Tu their way South. They resolved to L The tberefor, reoom.
eeoort their fallen chief to a place of meud, ntMin , th ordw Mp
fety orp-ri.b with bim. . Tbay act- e(, ,Jt ad,j,d tbat , jud ,
u a varieties of oats,' tbe yield of grain!
Iavis unlit Dfl ww capiurvu iu uwr-
gia, where, our hero was wound! and
lay for weeks hovering btlween life
and death.
Karal N.Ira aad JV.w..
Next May muster afield I
Yes, get a good grindstone. .
A good hired man is a treasure.
Lead, not follow, your field force.
How many trees have you planted ?
The Cory Is a very early sweet corn.
Method and system pay on the farm.
Amber Is a good variety of sorghum.
Work and pluck are surer tbsn luck.
. Ignore scrubs ; raise more good stock,
The worst baul on tbe farm alco
hol.., v ..
Prepare for tbe great cereal crop,
corn.
Coming sheep shearing and big
clipe.
Poland China swine "take" in tbe
West. ' .
Patronize prize paying pigs and pool
try.
Provide good watering places for
stock. '
1 Give tbe boys and girls plots to cul
tivate. . Repair tool, harness, etc., on rainy
days.
Give tbe boys a chance with good
tools. '. , ,
Follow good seed with thorough
culture. .
. HULLO." ' "
. " When you aee s man la woa, s
Walk right up and aay "HnlloP
, , . "Hullo" and "now d'ye aVif "-.. '
Ilow'a the world a ualn' yput"
v 1 Slap the fellow on bla back; . '
i , BrtngTowbaa'dowawithawhackf ,
Walu right np, and doot go alow;
Orm an' abaka, aad say Bidlor
la be clothed In ragaf Ohl aho: j
, Walk right up an' aay"Hiulor ' .3
Bags la but a cotton roll - 1
Jut toe wr&ppin' up a kxiI; . 1
And a aonl la worth a true, ' .
, . Hole and beaMjr '"How d'ye dof
Don't wait Cor the crowd to go; -Walk
right np and aayHultor v
When big vanels meat, they aay, . 'i . ..
Tbey aaloot aa' aoil away. ,
- JeatthaaamearayonaiulnM.
- . Ixxxaoin0ahlrauponaaoa( -1
' Each onaaalUn' htt) own Jog; 1 - ., , 1
, Tot a port beyond the tog. . '.
' Vet your apeakln' trumpet bVxr (
Ult your born aa' cry "Xlullor
rfiay "Hullo- and How d'ye dor ' i
' Otherfolkaoregoodaayoa. j
Whea yon tears your Aooaeof (Say,
. Wandorin' ip the far away.
When you travel through the atrap( -Country
t'other aide the range, ,
Then the aoulj you're cheered win know
Who ye be, and aay "Hnllo!"
-miadnhtolVadcer.
"PARSON DAN" BROKE HiS OATH.
Undrar Ilia Ireoiaataneea It la Hat IJkata
to 11. Scorad AgalBat Hlaa. '
. Tlie boys all called him "Parson
Dan." His real name was Daniel
Iliggins. He was quite 60 years old
and rather under the average height.
but he was as tough as hickory and
the best workman luthe whole foun
dry. -
Lonp before I made hia acquaintance
lie had "got religion," and not beinr
the sort of man .to rest satisfied with
merely saving his own soul, he went
to work zealously to impart relifrion ta
others. Far worse preachers than.
Parson Dan" earn bio- salariea In .
fashionable churches. But "Parson, .
Dan11 had a karri rmwil in ataal wift.
and much of the seed he scattered fell
on stony ground. Often he was sub
jected to a deal of coarse chaffing. Ha
endured it all good nataredly and
never retaliated. ut this is what
made me retard "Parson Dan" aa one
f the finest men I had ever met.
Due tiay during tbe dinner hour he
was holdinsr forth on bis favorite topic
Among his listeners was an appren
tice named Will Preston. As ill luck
would have it 'iTako" Donohue, the
foreman of the department in which
the Jad worked, came along that way. "
Ho was a Me. vicious tempered fellow.
and the terror of all the men under
him. For some reason he had a CTndro
against Will,, Preston, and forthwith
began to abuse bim ioullv. "Parson
Dan" interceded for the lad. Then
'Joke" turned hia , profanitw nmn
him. .. .. , ' ' '
. "You infernal psalm singing hypo
crite, I'U teach you to mind your busi- .'
1 blow
Ug ve boiled meut, Hummer or Win- makes it necessary to bear the . weight
a 1 iL. a l I
tar, wteuever tn. iowis are sous up on tbe breat bone, mr.lnly in one spot,
wnere tney cannoc procure insects, and thus it becomes bent to one side.
Raw meatls too crude and does not This deformity Is caused. In manr In'
resemble an Insect diet so much as stances, by roosting on tbe chine of a
wnen cooxed, and it makes tbe birds barrel, or on tbe small limbs of trees
r , Buu ,,unrreiora0. tt may oe mid fowls have their bones hardened
given raw occasionally, Just for variety. U) that thsy will stand the pfrtssure
reso yegsiume roou snouia oe allow- without bending, but ail should have
ed daily the year through. When tbey wide perches. The Poult rv World.
are suuaiea so mat tney can picx up
grubs, that answers tha - nnrnoaa.
. . ' I . .
btberwlse. tender irrass or clover. ""l' Prert blood,
' , 1 wn cn III nm. atfAAt. auu ab-mm m..A
short, should be given in Summer, and I function of the body. As remedy
raw cabbage or boiled p.tatoet in Win-1 lor ,ne trotroies, nothing can ap
ter. DonotgiveUyersallthegralntbey rtffi: 2
win sal, iwr huu w nii mem uiv 1 acu, ana enrrects all disorder of the
fat for prolificnets. Those hens whose "ver or kidneys,
eggs are to be set should be fed tbe least
of all. If strong and vigorous chickens I trsst fcr sds.
are desired.
The question "Why not plant nul
Roosts. There is no advantage in trees for sbade f" is a very pertinent
placing percnes one aoove acotner, lone for tree-planting, at tbls. Atbor-
siair lasnion, 10 me oypoienuse of Day season. It It claimed that they
. a a a S -
irtaogie. it to no economy of room. I grow quite as rapidly as other trees.
u tney oe mns arrangsd, tne disiaocea and serve a double purpose. Tbe
of the perches from each other mutt heaves of tbe hickory, walnut, beech
be measured on tbe bate of the triangle, land butternut ara weal ti lina.r ..
from tbe fact that the droppings fall lorg as tboM of olber deddiou. SSr-1'' twcltliiietl.
ness."
With that he struck, the lad 1
tbat knocked liun down.
"Don't do that," pleaded 'Tarson
Dan:" "it's cowardly."
' ' Jake's response was a still more sul
phurpus outburst of oaths, and to
show his contempt for "Parson Dan"
be aimed a kick at the prostrate lad.
For fi. moment "Parson DanV face
was a study. It was that of a man
struggling against an overwhelming ,
temptation. .. He turned pale, his lips
were compressed, his hands clinched.
Then ho stepped forward, - There was
nothing suggestive of the preacher ia
his manner. - . . ,
"Stop it!" ' ho exclaimed, sternly,
"or nfinako you." "
, Jake was so astonished that he could
merely stare without a word.
But to ccoso to bo a brute would
be an acknowledgmenthe evidently
thought, tiiat he was afraid. So hm
turned to the boy and modo a move,
aucnt ma though about to kick bim
again. ..
Quick , or a flash "Parson Dan"
sprang at him, . and with a blow
straight from the shoulder struck him .
on the ooint of tbo jaw. "Jake" fell
to the floor like a log. It was as clean
a knock out blow as I have ever seen
delivered at a prize fight Tbe men
broke out with a spontaneous cheer.
"Parson Dan" looked unutterably do- '
though Quite important, is not tha onlv Remember that flat culture is best
contiileration to be taken Into account. . tor 0"-
It ia very necessary that the straw be , It pays to take good care of jour
auflltHrrll v atronar ta anahla ft in h. ' r... .v... i . 1-
. ' " - 1.1 mj Hciiriwiv ta jwil rwia.
Recovering bis health, he made his,,. . . . , K
r-y to Europe and fought unde-varl-l-r-rT-.r r r' . Hyou want good vigorous stock of
any kiod, breed to a mature sire.
Start early and rest late. It Is bet
ter tbau restiag early and starting
late.
' ' ' i i
Give your trams a change of diet.
Yuu like it youra. if and so do tbry. It
name is
fi.llo.
Paaltry.
W-J.ia-...FW..,U. -, .-.. . . m..,.. . . ....
us banners for several years, but ; cn( My ,(e hftrvt,d , ,
tiring of wr, be tun,ed bis mi.,.1 to f w wM Th
scifiitifio researches and study. H ' .
, ! I'Ort portiiientlv I'b-rrvra tbat perhaps
returnrd Iw this cuuniry and reeeMly 1 , . . .
, , , . , H' lirmn aflorda bt-ttrr facilitira
made a acMiiili6c dixouvery which lias;,
, "r iiTriving thr purchaser than oil a
alrrauy vtiriuh.a inin and promiM-s to I . . , ."
.. . ;A priwrr ulitains a phanominal
cni.ll in. UK Willi lliliueiiiw wimhu. t . , . . M - ,. . .
, , j yiflrl if ,mr cmmn variety of (Jus ape?tiziug.
, 8ine werkii airo he had ocevaion t 1 . . . . . ,,
grain, bmughi shunt y unuaually fa-
. . - .LI. . I ...,.)- I. .. 1 ... I -
rr,rn a....,.. .m.. , vorable Colldilioua.
- r . t -t I . : ara.. I t.
0:e ! fn!" eirur.HHi in . Ilia nritn-;. - 1 1
. - cini-r-, f,,jn it mar-
i.,rinMl ! Hi Kivrr, h mine, Hiirj ' . .... , . ., ,
a r.wlty nliitr which rfnlii air,,nee! j , . . ...
fiitOllMr. Alirr ill. liking liilfiiliy f:r , .
. ' T- ,'iimi l If f irf In .' iw
-rt)i ruiiiutt-a be rem'!rir,r.r(?i a jr.,i-t I
m Itllll-l l!!l! Mult imi I.A b. I. .A
of iirrt. a ora out, vi'irii -wMier., 1 ...
who stood aueuvrr l a-tiund a .l.all .w ' ' f ri, iuukr a ailr diffrrrnce
. ,, mil -..i oiru, p;ii( ir.a e
irate; lf r'Vrnitly anil sjilly ihp 1
1 ht. 1 rii.tn. ,.A ..I h.r .1
tnxiy of a d-ji eusif.ul. i lac-l mi
, - , , , Sarin, flf i -rr 1 y f,r . b . t.ii..- r
it ; u." wi b n funi-i a! j np or r' nicir
, , . ', iwfliv-n f. im aeflli U- t1(; u
rite, it lm to rei. He al-j ' ...
. . . ; avoided,
inrinlHTi-.i huu wib MiH nVad ruos-1
p.rpeDa.cuiany. Aueyanouiu oe lor treaa, so tbat 00 oi ject ion of early au
enough apart to avoid soiling of plum- tumoi bam ness . caooot bo made.
sge. XI tne.su do economy of specs 1 These trees for tbe most part sboot
ia mis arrangement, mere Is no argu- pp Ull and straight, with strong grsce-
mtui torn, roww will jump from ins I fu sterna and sturdy branches well
lowest p?rch to the uext and so on to above tbe ground a pleasant sight to
the highest, aud then quurrel. Tbey I lovers of good trees. Tbe chestnut Is
all want Ibe bighc.t place. It Is pre-1 another pretty tree, with an exceed
(arable to have ! be perches placed ou a Ingly beautiful leaf, though It does sot
"What do you mean t" I asked.
"Why. air. years ago I used tabs a
prize fighter, and when I got convert
ed I took an oath that I'd never strike
a man agaiu. ana now Pre done u.
What will become of met"
Everybody assured him thai nn
angel would record that blow to Lis
discredit. New York Herald.
Klaatrla Light ta Darlla.
In Ecrlia tbe wires have been ear-
level, also tbe platform to catch the I q ,Urish In all parte of the Country. I Tied underground from the start, and
uroopinga. u may oejust mgn enougn Tbo mhoui pl,tng sbade and ore a- f" . u,"t' D"u "lenceo.
to be bandy In cleaning, and the L.,., Irec.'.round' their dwellinga, SS? KYglfn
percnnswuiosriiHit aoove it. AiiiDfj rUewhere rhould not overlook
prches should be movable, so as such nut bearing ones as we have men
faciiiute (be application of kerosance, Honed, fur. they will are long eflVd
wnen necessary, to every part. 1 oe both pleature and profit to Ibelr grow
reason woy lowu strive for me Dignest 1
place la tbe roost, Is because tbey poa-
ses an Instinct which teaches tbem I la Vara mi MXeem.
tbat tbe higher tbry get tbe safer tbey
are. "So it Is fact, tbat when tbe
It ia reported tbat at the last annual
convention of Ohio farmers, Dr. W. W. I
J-'kkiIKO to Sell. If by feeding I
cut- irfl.url of corn la a rr k, iosintd
in 1 o wark. you grt tbe in ere
mi , lb" oirU will ba ready for markt
-1 laiii-h lb- auonar, and out
la the
,..-1 rrc. mte from young chick.. I u .l. .
Wrawni.nd id.rii.... .,. . '. . . ,r,w"'" wu with boras." Commenting 0P0. this
r-j- r mllf -uit--b' $mr pU$ym bat do
I l . f t f A. . . I
-.-I i ' Crsne.lnspe.kiog oa the subject tf
i st iti aeu fowls will aov the blihaat . . .
t I . t L. , . loorijirwecaiiie, OyCiarM mat "In ail
rl.ea. Probably tha air ia aa nunl.i . .. .
Mk ' ----- - . , 1 ine wona mere is not man trie owner
w" ' three feet from Ibe floor, aa higher. I 11-.1 u-.j. .. .
1 wiiw iK?rtt. w du ani u. 1 1 na
Fowla. when erowded In a light aprU by . wUb mv hi, BOoIer,
rade'a bruth-r Tir tiad eimght a biding
place fjr hi. !;rtl poiwrty. The rp t
had chani. The Ull oaks fal .
...n v-re nrem n.i nnruMi them en
all that was was tfcr. a en tri-d j
Many IVraoiia
are broken a. rem tram arerwork ar aoowaoat
Brown's Iron Biltrm
nmiMs the rrawm. aid. 1lrioa. mam.
saasaf Uia. and eona stalana. baufat
ua. a,.. wiiii itii. ara i. l r .i. mm. . .
-a - a contemporary remarks that tbe fivot
log neavier tiian commoa atmospnere. 1 u ... .1 ., - .
4 fel alike t vu daya in auora-aioo, ,n rl,-o- .n4 m k... . Ami. . . 7
jV . l . ,f . ... : "iks to iba floor, aod may nave a dele- w ,BOIf 0U WeaUm atockmen
'" w trrtuos rnrct on fowls roosting very
th.oogh lbs ws.t, or more, ana msse ; Delirious fumes are also evoly-
1 a . il l- T" J . t
I a vanro aa P" twicw a 1 . ifM,lnm .nit ...,.
I ''larAtl.. I 'limit'. I a
iBS of tbcM Murcjaj bs twtad a black- y.-ar io advance.
day sft frrd ia lbs moraiug, aligbtlt
fu-m rrr1 with ground Cayrooa, and
ak-Uvrain at rvening, particularly
w ,,h.i , a ',. i i-m.iii. ia IK" B'".
a- ' 11rt.nl, 'tg.-U-ig gii.:l,
inroogb ue lawg tiucUia, lo aot tail
I mat tar. Parcbas should be st least t we
incbrs aida, and rest firmly la a slot
m ""ociiaa. Fowls will cling to one
f'gj of a wide perch, aad tbe width
II ive opportunity to rest tbe weight
pb the thanks." A very Barrow perch
who are not fully convinced that the.
practice is economical and every way
advantageous wters nattle are being
handled for trutober purposes.
ron rnst wtiortn.
WMkaaaa. aialaruu lndiMWina mmS
bant mow BrTTsms.
JL ' 1 ann-klT. yor mmi ay
things of beauty, an artistic embelli.h-
ment to the city. Unter den Iiiiden
is probably the most brilliantly and .
beautifully illuminated street in the
world. Along each side and down tha
center the are lights are set even more
closely together than ordinarw
lampc, ana tbe effect at night u tLat
. . . ... .
in area, strings 01 Willie, gleaming
pearls. The posts consist of great iron
standards, with tasteful ornament- .
tion and cursing over at the top. Ilere
the globe is suspended, inclosed in a
coarse net work, so that, in ease it
breaks, tbe pieces of glass may sot fall
on passers. From the globe them
hangs a light chain, with a ring in the
end, and tnere are counterbalancing '
weights inside the post, so that the
lamp Is Quickly and easily attended ta .
by pulling it down with a light stick,
with a Look in the end: a treat im
provement, in the economy of tima
and trouble, over our clumsy methods
of either climbing (he post or lower.
ing the light by nn uuvri ldly ami
ugly crane. Cor. Mexican Financier.
Tfc.tr Ballag fail .in
Hartly, when a boy, wished ti trri: j
a book on the nature of man : !' .. .-
a work ou philosophy; and J' , ,
epic poem. Sineaton, tlie ei
reputed to have inaoufartur
windini'l when oidy 6 yc,