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FAYETTE VILLE, 1ST. C.
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'H UKSDAY, MAY 13 18S0.
. - BLEEP. .
' V. OAXC Las written A food mnnv
" poems in Lis day, Lot nolLing for
surpass Li
f mine wit
jleep:
-ana
Lara or to
tb nan who Brat inrMii .unf
So Sancfco Pidm mUI. and , mj I ;
1m4 Ue Lim al.0 tlial La dida't krrp
Hi jfraaU tliacorery ti Mimwlf, or try
T toaka ii M iW luck fcUVw might
A eh muuvp)jr bjr "(it i Ight r
Trs, Urta U min nho Crft Invented !p
I rraUjr eait'l tch.I itemtiuo
But Uaat lU man with cari Ul and drp,
UMV h 7 lh C'r' n' or w,ion
Jm first Li rented, mul trntl round advuiuK,
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"KIjni With tie lark, aJ with tL lark to bad,"
OVefrra
aonia olcmii, at-tilnpetital otI !
like tLe r very cheaply saul,
ttut ere you make yuur elf a fuul or fund,
Pray juat itiqaii about iheir rim; or flail.
And whether lark Lar aujr UU at all !
The 'lim fur uoneat fWka to b abed"
la in the oiwruiu, if I rraoQ tight ;
Aim! fe who cannot keep J.ia precious head
Upon ' rUtw til! ita fairly light,
And ao i.j.y hia forty m.miln itka,
la up tw knavery or ela he driuka.
Thoiopami, who auu about the 'aeaaoua, am! J
1 It wa a glorioua thiux to ne in arawNi ;
Hut then h aaid it lying iu Lia bed
At 10 o'clock A- M. Tba very reaauu
Ha wrwta a cLaruiitgl the aiwpie (art ia '
Ilia preacLiiig waau't aiinciiwurU by him practice.
Tia duubtleaa wtll to he aomniuira atvake
Atvukt In dufj and awake to lluth
Uut when, aloa ! a bice review ve lake
Of oar Lt JeU ainl daja we fiud, in aoolh.
The hour that leave the alighleat rauae lo werp
Are tltue wr paaaed iu childhuud, or iu aleep
Tia heautiful lo leave the world anhile
For the nft vioiona of the gr.iil i.ihi !
Aud free at laat frooi mortal care and fc'uHf,
To lire aa ouljr in the angel' aighl
it slerp'e avret rmlujs coeilr ahul in.
Where at lite worl we onlr tlrram of mil
So let us sleep, aud give the Maker praiae.
Like the lad who, when hia father llitinght
rclip hia moruiii nap bjr hackliejed phrase
Of vagrant wwriu y earlr iNHigairr caught,
-ried "Serveil hi;n ri'hl ! It's not at all aurpruin,
be worm was (HjuUhed, sir, for earl rUiug."
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THE LOST LETTS.
JacoU C.irttT and AtltrrtIrpruJaUEre I
utiiUanU Uwug lit a-ljllnlg lrvcr. 'I'lie
stnui friciiUlii( existing letweeu tlitriu
in Itovlmud Lud not drclincd in nianlnxxl.
Kach Mjeij.Ml titcrliu traits of cliaractir,
ibtuigu the two tnc-ii vvtre ijuite unlike.
ilf. Carter was much lf loved for h'
gentle nature and kindly ;iliiiet. The
sdiort comings of his ft llow-tuen were nl-u-nrs
viewed lv him with a rharitaMe eve.
Mr. flarrion, uu the contrary, though an
honest, true man, was harsh and intlexilde,
aud quick to condemn any deviation in
nthera from tho code of rectitude laid down
for himself.
One bright uiorninij he-aid to hi ixin,
a hetewle! a letter he Jiad jut written:
"Paul, I want von to cam this letter
' a
to the poiitofHce. Dou't tnp on the way.
It must go out in the next timil."
l'unl took it, fuit qd his hat, and w cut
whistling dowu the etreet. , Ou hii w uy
he had to pass the home of Caleb Parker,
Lia most intimate friend. 1
"Halloo!' called Culeh from the piazza.
"I've just had a streak of luck. Uncle
Roger h'as given iuo a splendid Now found
land dog.w
Oh, that'a jolly r returned Paul, cag
erlv. ; " . . .. .
'Come in and see Lim," urired Caleb.
Paul glanced at the clock on thechnrch
steeple. It lacked a full half-hour to
mail-time. Thoughtless of the disobe
dienco Le was com mi ting, he yielded -to
the temptation leforo Lim. A few tuiuntes
could be eae.il v ?prel.
lie Lurried to the hed where "Rover"
was tied, and ppeut five minntea admiring
aud praising the "splendid pnppv.
I lien ue continue! Ins walk. Uut on
reaching the pogt-ofiico Le found, to Lis
great dismay, that the letter was missing!
lie was care lie ud carefally put it iu
Lis pocket.' H Lat should Le do I He re
jn enri ir--'l pn 1 Hn y oq t pocket liauker-
ctiiet wuiie laifctug m. vHieo, ana luiua
iog it. was probable it fell out then, he
quickly re t race 1 Lis steps to Mr. Parker's
bouse. lie told Caleb Lis trouble, and
the two' made & thorough search. Uutjthe
letter could not be fouud. 1'aul whs in
agony. :
' "I'd alont as soon bo killed as to go
Lome and tell father. He told me not to
atop by tho way, and bell whip mean ful
ly." ' "Do yon know what waa in the let
ter f". inquired Caleb, after thinking a lit
tie. ' .
"Yc. -Father wrote to Mr. Carter to
send him twenty barrels of flour, to last
.till be gets supply from the West."
"Then save yourself-a whipping by
Lolding yoor tongue. Don't say a word to
your father altout it. Come to my room
.nod write another letter, and sign your
father's name to-it. Twont do any harm,
and 'twill bring the flunr all the same.
Only keep w List."
Paul Lesitated. He knew Caleb was a
wrong counsellor; that a frank and straight
. forward coorse was the only right one.
Bnt be Lad been twice peverely punished
for small nets of thongLtlcss disobedience.
and the pain of the blows was fresh in Lis
. lacmory.
HIT 11 .1 1 t t -r
" en, on ine wnoic, vaien, i gness
-I'll follow yon'r advice. I can't see what
Lnrt it can do."
TLey went into the lionse, Panl took
the offered pen and ink, and quickly
wrote tuns:
i "MKunrrowx. May 9.
"Mb. CARTrn Vtar Sin I wih to purchase
of ru tweniy bsrreta l pl nur, to be sent im
medialelr. I A. llAHklSOX, per P. II."
1'ani una seen uis lainers clerk write
letters on busiueiu, and sign tbcm in thi
war. ' i
Ten rninntes later he deposited tho let
ter in the postoffice and went Lome.
"DM you get my letter in liefore the
mail wentT" asked Jlr. Harrison, as Paul
entered the parlor.
"The letter was there in time," was the
evasive reply.
A growing uneasiness now took possession
of the lioy's heart, aad he real I v felt sorrr
a e a .
lio li&! not iravel his lutuer dienleasnre.
and owned tbe troth. He had leen gnil
tv of crooked deal's g, and his act (as such
Ada always U-sreawwrHWiirW trr dreadrj
It was too late uow, Lo reajtooed, to re
trieve the mistake; what might come of it,
he could not tell. Three davs afterwards.
Mr. Ilarrwou received twenty barrels of
,flour from tho w holesale Loose of Mr. Car
ter. i -
It was a great relief to Paul's iniud.
The letter Substituted had apparently ful
filled ita purpose as well as if it Lai I been
tLe original, j . .
A week went br. Ouo morning Mr.
Harrison said to Lis wife at tLe Lrcakfost
table.
I sent a check cf one hundred and fifty
dollars to Mr. Carter. Don't seo why it
hasn't been acknow leged."
Terror and dismay instantly overspread
Paul face, and Le quickly left tlio tabic.
It Lad not Ix-fore occurred to him that the
lost letter held a check, which was lost
tiH. The thought appalled him, and ter
rible foreUrtlmg tortured his soul.
quite reariv to than ire the subject. "Paul,
said he, sternly, "how comes it that rou
aiv wo mie in owning luai you lost my let
leri'
Paul Lnug Lis Lead.
. "Twasii't riirht. I know, father.
Lated to Lide it, but I thought 'twould
twoold save mo from a beatincr." .
Paul left tho room, and the merchants
were again alone.
"Albert," said Mr. Carter earnestly, "we
uav0 ueen inenus iroui boyhool, auu I
hope you won't take offense at rav plain
speaking. Don't von see you ore Lelping
your ton to make a rogne I .
"A rvgxtc! , What do yon mean?"
"That's what the end will Ih. Paul is a
little thoughtless ootl iuitH-tnon, bnt a rood
lov In tbmufiiJisJLx-w aoi 'riil ipniib-
meut, yon see, itisi itrcci una to nci nn
derhauded in this thing. Encourage frank
ness in him by keeping hiui less under feax.
He lias taken Lis lesson in art'lice. God
grant it may w Lis last."
Half an hour later, Jlr. Carter wont
awav, and Mr. Harrison sat loui; absorbed
in thought.
A revelation bad been made to Lim, and
he nroe'e and went to Paul's room.
"Well, Paul," fcaid he, "von Lave paid a
heavier penalty for concealment than if the
truth had lieeu told at firt." '
"Indeed I Lave, father; I never Lud any
thing to worry lue half so much in mv
life." '
"Always Ik? trne and open. Paul, and
yon need have no fear of me.?
Father ami son Lad both learned an im
portant lesson.- Youth's Companion.
The extraordinary speed of tho bicvele
Late in the afternoon of that dav, a aa jum receiven h siriKing liiusiraiion in
. lal 1 t t a a as a
Paul sat alone in the librnrv, tho door
bell rang, and a moment after, ho heard
his father cordially greet Mr. Carter and
invite him into the parlor.
They held a low earnest conversation to
gether. Mr. Carter seemed to be giving
ome important information which aston
ished Mr. Hariisou.
Tho tloor was closed, but occaonally
part of a sentence came distinctly to Paul's
ears. He heard the words, "check;" "sto
len from a letter;" "State-prison offense;"'
"young for such a crime."
He looked nut of the window into the
street, and a strong impulse seized Liui to
flee from the house, but his limbs were
powerless to net.
Suddenly 3Ir. Harrison ojened the
loor. j !
"Paul, come here," he said. "Mr. Carter
wishes to talk to you."
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.llie ir went into ilia partner nrrron j
and trembling. One glance at tho weary,
serious expression of .Mr. Cnrter's face
seemed to aspire of Lim Lis coming doom.
Faintly, and with a palpitating heart, he
returned the good man's salutation.
"I want to k a few qnesrlons," began
Mr. Carter. "Can you tell me why, how
you shake ! What's the matter V
"Nothinir ves I I dou't know,"
stamtnered Paul.
"I want you to tell me all yon know
uImuiI ' j
"O sir," interrupted Paul, quickly, "I
never told yon a lio ! ncccr, XEVEi:!aud I
hope yroi'll lit-lieve ine row !'
"Relieve trh'it, my son T
"That that I didn't steal the check !
I I ,,t oiir letter but but I .didn't
know it held a check V with chattering
teeth. !
"Lost my letler! tchd letter T Oat with
the truth !" commanded Mr. Harrison.
"The one yon wrote to Mr. Carter.
Yon gave it to me to carry to the post
office. Then was plenty of time In fore
the mail closed, and I stopped a few rnin
ntes to look at Caleb's new dog. The bet
ter w as dropped somewhere, aud I couldn't
find it and and I thought it was only
an order for flonr, and I wrote another and
uigned your name to it. I knew it would
bring the lliur nil the same and it
did." i 1
Paul beau to crv.
"I received that letter, and forwarded
the flcur at once," put in Mr. Carter.
"(io on l'aul. fco yoi uave lorgel a
letter for me. v hat else have you
done! asked Mr. Ilurriirou in a. severe
t-rm. j
"That's all I have to tell nothing
else," fobled the bov
"Your father's letter, wjtb a check of
one itmtdred and iilif lo(ar, catnv to me
1 hail two lewers, one a lew mvs auer ine
other," said Mr. Carter. "Tho lost letter
had been picked up and forwarded accord
ing to its direction." A look of mingled
relief and surnr.se sutlileuiy came over
Paul's face- j
"WL did you snppect me of stealing
tLe check, theii,F Le asked drying his
tears
"Don't see what led von to think I did
suspect you., YY hat did T asked Jlr. Car
ter. I
"Uecanse I heard yon and father talking
raliout a check that was stolen from a let
ter, "nd just after that 300 mentioned my
name. ; 1
Mr. Carter burst into a Lenrty laugL am
even tho knitted brows of Mr. Harrison
relaxed. Paul's face Hushed crimson
"Yon were more frightened than hnrt.
rny Ikiv," snid Mr. Carter, laving Ins bam
on l'aul s slioniiier. "lour cxmrso was
not right, and guilt is a load a ecu per, am
is easily alarmed. Rut no one had suspect
ed you of stealing, Panl. I was only tel
your fttber that Abel Phillips, the son o
ono of onr . friends Las lately forged 1
check, and is likely to go to prison.'
Rut something was certainly said about
me." . .
. "les: JL asKeti to seo yon, to inquire
about your schoolmate, 2s ed Lee, who
wants a place in rur store.?
Panl gave Mr. Carter all tho information
Le wanted! about Lis schoolmate, while
w r ww . t
ir. narnson sat tuiuxing. tic was not
the Kiiirlish match for the 100 miles chain-
piouship, whi-.li tMik place 011 April 10, iu
tho NorthumlK-rland , cricket ground, ' at
Newcastle. Two renowned lOO uiilo riil
ew, llighaui and Phillips, were not pres
ent, but tho starters included tho well
known names of Waller, Mcnotif, Cuiui
and Lees. Six thoiisual people witnessed
tho contest, iu wjiich". brilliant spurts va
ried tho dogging tactics. Tho first mile
was iinisht-d by Waller iu three minutes
forty seconds, and the last milu was made
by the same rider iu three minutes foily
two seconds. Waller made the 100 miles
in six hours twentv-tuo minutes and tweii-
tv-seven wconds. which is two minutes
fort v-three seconds better than the best
revioiis record :it that distance, that of
Hicham. 'IVrront mafo ninetr-eiirht miles.
'ami ninety-five, Ltt-8 nearly eighty-eight.
Jan 11 too n five tniuutis' rest and Lee
no H ti4-ti" e-iK - iuii u tea, - Ixtt nller
and Terrout did not stop at nil. Tho bi
cvele 111 its moU-rii form seems to liaveut-
taiued as high n rate of speetl as any ma
chine driven only by leg power cau rea
sonably hojH? for.
A New Puzzle with Wouds. Stu
lents at the I institute of Technology have
designed a rival to the Gem puzzle, which
is lK'ginning tti excite considerable interval
aUiut town. (liven two words of unequal
number of letters, the problem is t change
one to the other bv altering one letter at a
lime of the first, so us to make a legitimate
Knirlisl. word, containing tho alteration,
until the deHrd result is attained. The
conditions are that onlv one letter shall be
altered to form each new word, ami that
nouo but words which can be found iu
Kuglisli dictiousiies shall be used. Here
are some example of the changes; ,
IjisI toll est Last, vest, est.
Hoot to SIujc- Riwit, 84Mit, shot, Shoe. .
Ihffj to Cat I)ori dig,- Jig, fit, fat, Cat.
Milk to Jfash Milk, mile, male,- mute,
hate, hat!:, Hm(i.
Jloftd to Jlttil Road, rod, root, coit,
coat, coal, coil, toil, tail, Rail. "
Soup -to J'7ai Soup soul, soil, foil,
fow l, fool, foot, coot, cost, cast, fast, fist,
r Ifdl. r
The game is becoming nuito iopular iu
railroad oOices, as well as in family circles
and at nrcsiIes, aud seems to furnish in
struction with amusement. Boston Trap
clcr. , s .
The Weldon Xacs says: At tho mass
meeting inHalifax List week, Capt. Diy
introduced a resolution complimentary to
Capt..W. H. Kitchiu our Representative
iu Courrss. TIh) resolution emlorses
Capt. Kitchiu' -urse'j andr whs pnsel
witluiut a disseniit voiee. We are gla4
this wus tlono as we know Mr. Kitchiu
has represented our District as well as
ituylHMiy couhl. And" it was right that
his services should receive the rex;gnition
r a . -w " .
01 tlio liemocrutic partv in convention
assembled
There waa a yonnp damsel, oh, Ideas her
ll coat Very little to dreaa her; .
She waa awtwt aa a ruae '
In her everyday clothe,
Bet had no young man to caress her.
Meridian Recorder.
There waa a Tomig turkey, oh, Ltess her!
It coat Very little to drees her;
Some dry hrrad and thyme
Alu Tliaiikairiug time,
Aud the ale I lie laat Lit from the drewier.
America Pmnrk.
A nevapaper poet, oh, dang him !
And p-lt him ami club him and bang him ;
He krpt writng avay
Till the p-ople one day
Rum op and proceeded to hang him.
j Detroit Free Prrai.
"Whoever is 'honorable and candid
ho ue tit and courteous" is a trno gentle
man, whether learned or unlearned, rich
or poor. t
Every man endeavors with Lia ntmos
care to Lido Lis poverty from others, and
Lis idleness from himself.
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NO. 4.'
The Political Lif,
land's Or
rjj.DSTOiro
J 6erricei of Eng-
1 gutesman.
ia Times.
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fr .1... t ipu
xr. r-t 1 . tlie second tune in
3fr. Gladstone, 'i . En2lisL Gov-
u,sl.le,isattue., - r lias
.rk l,ank..nr2. while the fight
over the reform till In, at its Leight, ami
presently cauie fc iJe-'arded as "a rising
voniur nian.w Jt J Z this "round that
Sir Unlwrt Icel .ftnt,.! hiui Junior
Ionl of the TiV 34,jinl advanced
him lube UiAk- Xv Jtry of tlib Colo
nies a fewiiiontl'"-V- A ben, Sir Robert
Peel's . Lrief ad
Gla-lstoue whe
opportunity of s
ronger in thu
ien 111 1110 rut
teristic has stic !
sfitration enueu.i- nr.
is re-electetl had an
f-r'ag that bo was even
K-itioti than be had
anient. '' This charao
Aim his life lonir. 'He
is one of those arsivo natures that is
at its best wea ijhting against odds.
r ;ir ... ..1 . -.1. .. ... ..!. I... 1...
raiting in any imp oO no uus
fretiueutly foujrht'siowu party,. his earn
est 11 ess rs a reforior keeping him ulways
ahead of the body his associates. The
mm of a "warmHrrtuaitt of Liverpool,
a baronet, ho u&'aSht up to believe
iu Tory priuciplelMt 11,J belief weaken
ed 11s his mi ml. -.lured. In 1S51 he
formally attached Eoself to tho Liberal
party. Folio ine. Fa change of base
in July, 1S52, ubeLord Aberdeen form
ed his "coalition t!inet he was made
Chancellor of tlio kcheqntr, a position
that he also het I Ijix short time in Lord
Palmerstoii's rttoristrv and to which
ie was again app-iied when Lord Pal-
merstou Uiok oLiattr the second time, in
185S. During tboeriiid he s-tt for the
university of QiUl being continuously
returned thence frwl817 until 18G5. In
the latter year Lo w tlefeated in his obi
const unetiev, but o returned for South
a
Iancashire. IsirdLImerstoii died in Oc
tober 1SG5. Mri Gtt6ne succeeded him
us lender of the Hwiif Commons. He
was now appi-iiich 'Uvhat Lad hitherto
been regarded as tkcaliuiuating point of
us career. In US-bo brought 111 are-;
nil bill.' This hiita defeated ami the
Government resirid.i and so it fell out I
that-Lord Reacondlfl's reform bill
against which Mr.iiltone
terly was passed, Ik Mr. Gbul
i-ian to make; New York
. Water Port.
a Fresh
Railroad Speed.
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James Cochrane, "formerly of tl.n tt:
ted States navy," gravely proposes to con-
for J V I. I 1 .. ...
On Monday last tho Times printed a let
ter from a courteous correspondent who
undertook to correct a statemeut that a
rnti regularly
Philadelphia
place, Lo would bnlld at the Narrows! and Tl r ? ! ' '"'"es-would, be among
at Throgg's neck, 'on the Sound, artificial o f, ft ,n the lU exar"fles
lms with locks, which unnlAw J. of fast trains were not so striking as they
tbe ocean tides ami convert the IW and ffi ! W7ZV8S
m a aiviltrilUI V ' . O Ilia Utt
rate of
vert New York barbor'i, ton miU-pond , rt?V. COrreCt a ftatC"
for tLe benefit of commerce and he t L" wL,cTl1 ,l '3 V?,r
proveroentofpubR.Lealtb. In tUfi't
"w iuIPP f-ommnnipihnn- f bieA ii. I .
r:-LTlf l,or over 50 ars as,
1LCL 11 III J V 11
tbc water at Lili iide
a
ar when
er
locomotives was in
I.. r - r.i .i ..
. Ai,,m, .i i j .. i -. i enny inianev.- x lie same aniuority ijives
Anion"- t?-e benefits 1 nromised bv the qi .l:t. - ,.... . .. . i - .
cbaas-e -IW ,i;; ml ' -i ' " V ". -'o y a. special
,rrjL- rrv-' V ' iomcial train r
live Or SIX fppt llllrtVn tli nn.oonl r ..
.-' :V. , T. i"-- v . u. lll0 art of buildin
infancy.! Th
les in Ql mini
1 a .1 e a
Im vasmfesTtTf -flats alotr?r-i!nrTiT8(d7ii-:-..rT-r- .t.-r; '-r :.:
' - i. . . . . r;. .-1 aaiii"ii. as tuo -lusiess umc ever mauo in
--"rs uo.u.i.itieipermaneutiy lloodel, t,0 United- States-. Scarcely inferior is
pnttiug an end to their malarious eshala- tho record of 72 miles in 73 minutes, made
r,,, . 11 ,,, , , bv a train letween Luna ami Davton, m-
j tie depth of water could be regulated, Ending two stops. The best English re-
nn.i would he uniform,' thus saving that COrd is 13 miles to 10 minutes, or at the
portion of the large expense involved 1 in rate of 7S miles an hour and one mile in
anilling- freight at the wharves, duo to 4g seconds. The special tmin which
rising and falling ides. , cirried to Queen Victoria tho decision of
I ho (anger and cost of ferry, bridges this Government in the Trent difficulty, in
would bo obviated; with much of the diffi- isqo, ran 131 niles in 144 miuntes, or at
cnlty and danger now attending tho navi- tl0 rafe uf 54 niilts per hour. Theso are
gat ion of ferryboats. J ! ;. exceptional cases, however, and if there is
jhe water of the port would bo fresh, any train iu tho world which proposes a
and fatal to barnacles and ship worms, regular' schedule time of 90 niih?s in 90
making the port a, desirable due forjship- tn'iuiites, witb no deduction's for any cause
ping awaiting freight. ! 1 w hich is a very dim-rent thing from the
The flow of. the; river would be steadily occasional rate of a mile a minute its es-
towanl the sea, so .that tho tedious anchor, iteriee is not generally known: Probably
watch might be dispensed with. j . ij ilo fastest train in England is that be-
Thc surplus water could Ik) used as the tween London ami Swindon, on tho Great
source of mechanical power. j I . Western Railroad, which travels at the
The aggregate feaving promised for the rate of 53 J miles per hour. The Xorlh
plan proposed amounts tnjuillions of dol- western road runs a train from London to
lars every year, and millions of lives in Rugby at the rate of 4Sl miles per Lour,
time not stated. Rut the greatest benefit d tljo Great Northern Company, one
is modestly withheld. In comparatively from London to Peterborough at the rate
a few years tho vast; areas of waste water nf 50 miles in 60 minutes. Tho London
from Newark bay ko Throgg's neck Avoojd Holyhead, or 4 Wild Irishman' train wins
be filled up by river silt, aud under proper only at the rate of 43 miles. Probably the
cultivation : wonbb furnish all tho garden fastest French train is the ono from Paris
truck required byj the surrounding cities, to Marseilles, at the rate of 40 miles an
The value of such reclaimed I land would hour, and on tho Rerliii and Hamburg
be enormous: while the narrow channels road a train covers 57.V miles between
that would : carrv ofF tho inflow ing! fresh I Spandan and Stendal at tho rateif42
water woul.i probably ie ample lor ine Hules per hour. Americans need not be
needs of all tho
seek New York as
tific American.
Milk; and Lime -Watek. Mil
fought bit- lime water are iniw frequently prescr
Gladstone's J by physicians iu cases of dyspepsia
and
ibed
and
triumph was not 4 fcri.iivus delayed. In weukness of tho j stomach, and in some
the early part of '"isojx i 1SG8 Le .cases are said to! povtt-trv lafUial
broi'sbL.!ltt js aWi- JaiUtis havitig Many persons who- think gool brcatbaod
tavliahmeat and I milk 'n irreat : lusufv, freinently hesitate
to eut It for th reason that the milk w ill
not digest ro.olily: wurnea itf . stoinueb
will often follow.! Rut experience proves,
says tho Journal f Materia Medica, that
lime water aud iuilk ' aro not only . food
commerce tliat wonni ashamed to add to tho record the l'enn-.
an iiilaml port. Seieii- lay Ivan ia railroad train between Jersey
City ami Germantown Junction at tho rate
of 49 miles per hour, and the proposed
train, taking the average of tho w hole dis
tance is, as we said, tho fastest regular
train run. -2?. Y. limes.
f..r tb.'ir iiloect tlie is.
. J
lisenlowmeot I llirf Afi Church. Lord
Reucousfiebl's Minkrwas out-voted iu
the Commons, but U 1 Lire's held tlieir
ground. 1 hen cat
Celts
onntrv. Tho
laced tho Libera
Gladstone, the he
a
made Premier. Ti
forms elTecteil durii(
meut are still freshii
the disestablishment i
. 1 . i- . r .
tue aiNiiitiou tu pu
passage of the elem
cature and ballot act
the treaty of Washit
meut of the Alahas
lion were nmotig tht
stone's administratis
reform so fast tha:'
alarmed. When he n
University cducatim
1 a a m a e
maile. 1 lie latUo
Liberal p.nrtv voteih
aud the Government
a
vote of 237 to 231
once resigned, and t
accepted his resigna4
Disraeli; bnt as he k
the cabinet was some
was continued nenrln
Januarv. 1874. Tlr
aunouueemeut of a ri
lowed ' by a most ed
GLwlstoue himself tl
rarely occupieil his r-
Commons, nud the et4
a .a
'O aiteal to tlie
electin of 1SGS
a e
nower. ami Jlr
and meilicinu atj an early period of life,
the! partv, was but also at a later, when, as .in the bnso of
fies of great re- infants, the funct,ions of uigestiou ami as-
t notable Parlia-
j public mind
So Irish. Church,
in tho army., the
education, judi
.b negotiation of
t ami tho settle
!uims bv nrbitra
iltsof Mr. Glad
udeed, he pressed
.r nation liecame
tight in his Irish
similation are feeble and easily perverted
A stomach taxedjby gluttny, irritated by
improper food, inflamed, by alcohol, en
feebled by disease! or otherwise unfitted
for its duties as! is shown bv the various
symptoms attendant njou indigestion,' dys
pepsia, diarrhoea dysentery, ami lever
will resume its work,1 andjdo it cnergeti-
'7-7 Value rja Dtor-a Service.
I was called at midnight to viMt a .gen
tleiuao .who bud jntst rt-turned from a late
Uuut, wbero bo had succeeded by linsty
eaung 111 louging a large nsu-ooue in ins
throat. I provided uiyself with an emetic,
a pair of cesophagus forceits and other
paraphernalia designed to give him relief,
am hurriedly repaired to his room. I
found him pacing up .and down tho floor
-with a look of iutenso distress and anxiety,
occasionally running his fingers down his
throat and gagging. Ue told meu in tones
.f despair that he thought it was all up
with him, bnt begged me, if tho least
glimmer of hope remained, to proceed at
once iii mv efforts to relievo hiui. Ho ex-
Bisulphide of Carbon and Petroleum .3
' a Motor.
A New York letter to the Cincinnati
Star says of a new motor, which is report
ed to bo creating a talk in that city :
The extraordinary . properties of bisul
phide of carbon have .been long known,
bnt no ono has hitherto discovered tho
means of utilizing its forces until recently;
when it3 union writli petroleum solved the
difficulty. Rv its use in .tlio manner now
applied "it may bo used with .the crdisjr.r.y
steam engino without any cb.1n-2wl r.t
ever, not even tho turning of ;i s::ow,
further Uian tho addition of a condenrc-r to
condense tho apof ,ifteV it b- beon .
ed throngh U- .erSntf "tpnJery con
nectTng a pTpcirot;vili0' exhaust, and ul
connecting anbthefpipo from the escape
or safety valve with the condenser. In
use tho bisulphide of carbon is stored in i
tank under tho condenser; the water is
tilled in the boiler tlio same as for steau,
and heated a little . more than lukewnrni,
say 140 to 200 ; then when power is want
ed tho pump is set in motion to injoc-t tho
bisulphide of carbon into the heated water
in the boiler.
It instantly vaporizes and fills tbe steam
chamber, and thenceforward nets precise ly
as steam, only more dense, and w ith great
er force. A full head of power, say from
GO to 150 pounds to the inch, may at any
time be obtained in three minutes, and turn
ed off at will. It is claimed that three
fourths of the fuel required for steam is
saved bv its use, and that .tbe vapor nets
like .hydraulic pressure rather than ex
plosive" like steam or gunpowder. Ou
railroad locomotives, at one sweep, it ren
ders water-tanks , useless ; a locomotive
boiler onceiilled can be run to California
and back without change or replenishing,
and the same on ocean steamers. A very
important peculiarity of this vapor is that
when a sudden need is felt for additional
power, as, for instance, on an up-grade ou
railroads, this is not'proenred by an incieau
ofthe fire, but by injecting an increased
quantity of bisulphide into the boiler by
means of the panip. Thus in one minute's
time tho power can be raised by the en
gineer 100 pounds and taken otf at plea
sure. Risnlphido of carbon vaporizes at
110 of heat, water at 212. It is claimed
that the New York elevated railroad cars
can be run without fires at all, lugs of
heated iron, to be applied at either end,
yielding abundant heat for the'supplying
of the requisite vapor.' No incrnsation of
boilers takes place witn.tlns airent, as is
IIMIMV " I . aa
callv, on .mi exclusive diet of bread and tig-j "
milk and lime Water.! A goblet of cow's begot by the vivid, ess of his .fear,
. mi 1 j r.-.L' ...i.u...w.,.r,.tc ,r that he would give a million dollars to
iiiiik ninv ti.ivts nun . fc..i.-r.'i."7 1 . ,
; . 1 1. .1 ... v.i fn., bave that nsu-bone removed. 1 assure l
lllllO wuitt iiutini : i" im
Rev. Du. IIoge Talls Auoxq
Thieves a Fak-Off Coustut. A
letter received in Richmond yesterday,
and dated 28tU of March, from s lady iu
Dr. llogo's party now travelling in rales
tine, gives tho following interesting ac
count of an exciting episode :
"We had an nnfortunate affair the nig!. t
before. Some one broke into Dr. Ifoge's
tent ami carried off his trunk and travell
ing satchel containing all his valuables
his gold watch and opera glas&es, a pars 3
containing X40 in gold, besides much else.
After a great fuss and much, searching tl. 0
trunk was found over on the kill rided cf
its contents, and his clothe all scattered
around. We baraly hope tlj.t anything
will be "recovered, though the Governor
here is making an effort and has arrested
some parties. It was a most unfortunate)
beTinninr' for ns and our dragoman; but we
I . . I l.i..t Hmf fnali nnna n v nont m'l at 1 a . & . 1 . . , . I . . -. I .
tl a stand was The way to nuk'o lime water is simply to ."... r,u,rc , - tuins nun innocent an 1 uu.e pu ,. ,
aeinbers of the procure a few lumps of -unslaked lime, amanlj not attended, with , unci, danger, m on onr guards, who watched be.ido
L... .i. 1:...-s.. r-.ise nn.l watur. before proceeding to carry out measures bilst wo slept. We Lone nothing
, defeaUl by a until the lime is'lslaked ami of about the ff relief. His fears underwent some worse niay occur." .
! . - . . .1.1: ..i.... nnnntion-on the strensrtb of this, and he Atl. lotti.r wnitpn on the iih of
Ir Gladstone at cousistenco 01 mm cream: mo muo wunt, o ' - - -
tll Za1 .leaving the nuro and; clean lime water on awA that fifty thousand dollars April, and received at the tune, stated
" ' . . m I tt-ranlil wf mnrn I lion rnrtv Tin fiklll nnil I i ? 1.- j i.n I t 1 'i r t
1 1 a . . , a 1 . ao j 1 n ohim " w " e' w -- 1 iini no 11:111 ihtii illi. ulick. r i-nui
r
kml'seut for Mr.
1 to take office.
remodeled and r Southern Gold. There was qnito a
ar lomrer until breeze 111 Atlanta the other dav over the
lame tho sudden news received by Mr. Hemphill of the
fa I election, fol- Constitution, of j the finding iu the Ocoo
tvo defeat. Mr. chio valley. White" couuty, of nuggets of
j re-elected, bnt pure gold, weighing all tlio way from five
fu the llouso of perny-weights to 440 pennyweights The
l vear ho imb- iridd.it seems, lis found in tho vegetable
Granville, his ganlea of a farjner named Lumsden, who,
tLU
lihed, in a letter toll I
1 ... , 1 1 1 ; r T ?.i .... 1 IL ,.f .-.n AO u Ulitw
iormai renunciatiou f. ae leauersnip 01 wim iwo uauor, ui. m.piMiu 1 -1. lf4, , r.i. .l;,,,, ,.,,,1
tho Libt-ral party. U .be gods dispose took out of tlm garden four pounds of wUll it ame the fiftli.,,one. Hve
in.these matters. ll,.t adstouo no more pure ore or 9G0 pennyweights V a 8i.l, ad look of. relief, and solemnly
could resign Lis Kl( p than Le could 1 hat the cultivation of garden; truck n t0ttards nio said : "Doctor, I
r ssing 11 oy iu iUiiaauu.ra..u...cu7 ... UOuldn't have thnT'lUuirr
art .required to extricate the unwelcome ,natter was in the hands of the American
intruder. I smiled and proceeded to iu- rjncnl a Jerusalem -and tbe Atnericau
troduce the forceps, but after several at-1 Minister at Constantinople, w ho w as prcs
teniDts failed to grasp the lone. Uis n :n TWns.-ilem at the time. Little I f ; o
fears again induced him to mention a fabu
lous sum ns the meed of the service that
would expel tho object of his terrors. I
then gave Lim tho emetic, its depressing
effect causing his generosity to rise again,
barometer-like, to a very liigu pressure.
In a little while the emetic disburdened
?J (Ml tprtnined. however, of recovciin:
lost articles.
The party consists of Rev. Dr. Ilo-e,
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Pemberton, lie v. Mr.
llolcorabe and wife, niissionarit'S to In. lia,
and Miss Spaulding, of New York. They
were all in excellent health and spirits, and
were to have left for Damascus in a fc r
davs. ' .
e restrain I inun r ' issing it iy mo line conniy uas sumemy given r . , t...
1 .V. - . k 1 . I . .. A ... i.tnP. I . .
-IITJTtOJl T VI
1
uer'sonal auimosi.
i Jg-vw-f '
ilyTT
eo eventually" re
Attempteii Si:iUK of A LADY
School TE.icnE,4-A Cincinnati in
quircr special, from fittsburg, April 2C,
. . a a
says Eva Ernest, awning teacher in le
third w ard sclnxds o -tU-gUany, attempted
to drow n herself thi rruing by taking a
the mora nrot,
ug-p nuggetsH nun, goiu is not. re- - iseir into tho "valuable experience"
lo.nrklihlo- and we shall not l surprised I , . ., . . , . , lr-.r.r.
i . . . . -i i i inai ine occasion auoiucu uu:. u j.vi n,
t.. rtoi. a stauiTiode for that section similar
ti. t Ii.it w liic bl took olice in 1849. when
w "- I . r . .
InTVTTTVlT lf'J I
rl tmt ill iau
u:i.i l
at a ref
It drive
, f
that the occasion afforded me.
Medical Record.
' - a .1
there' was a grand rusli Mr tue anruerous
Khnres of California. The mountains of
Northern Geornia have long beeu known
fearful lean from tli idin
street bridge, whicl
IU....- ''PI... l.trl tl
river is nlniut forty
ed to 'the top of tl"'
alwoit the middle ol
head downward I"'
In an instant loat-1
side of tho
j. t t0 rich in gold, and tho only Wonder is
Does Haxgixg Haxc
nentsif hanging have a new
that hanging does .not hang. .
-The oppo-argnmeut-r-After
num-
digestion than there is t
would arrest perspiration;
the stomach its natural heat, suspends t
flow of gastric juice, and shocks and wen
ens the delicate organs with which it con
in contact. An nMe writer on human C
eases savs: Habitual ico water tin
ers
are usually very
of the stomach.
flabby alout tbe ri--.
Thev comnlain that tiif
.1 IT
Z tI I.IO I.1.IIIO
t-p . . rav av-ir iii i viit-?tra ii.'mii.i i i u i rAi).iiiuvuio -
.. a & k a ai...a o iijvi ii fi 1 1 1 1 1. iiaiif a ' u in nuit i -,--..-...m- . - -
nestlieAl egbany - operation of banging has food lies heavy on that patient organ
f the bridge from the these mines bicU m e no mi y pr , perfornl htheCn resuscitated. After They taste their dinners for boars after i
let. riie .nrl climt- out. f . ......u '"'V. . . .i" ...., n., ,;i ti. ..branti nrononuced is bolted. Thev cultivate the use ol s'-i;..".
railing, at, a, point tl,e farU est - rT- auX subjected lants to aid digestion. ,If they are iutc.
"Oliver, ami plunged ngg.- --',-;. " " T" , " , ' ' tn nn tralvanio current for several gent they read , upon food and wi.at i
lUe sw ft torrent, tue Lmustien gau.e.., --.;;vv - - - c , P . ... , :,rtw nr i:r I nhvsiibirist has to s;iv abiut it bow i
iliril . f ..III... I tuin lv as nnrei sneciuiens ol g
11CI1 ,1 1 I I II II rilllCt I K i a ' a a
river ainl-pkled towards the ever came from earth. J .hat there will
ruin icvci iiiiw uui v
tirnre, which floated e4ily, evidently sus- be a sudden spread of gold I
tained by the abuunauce of woman's cloth- Georgia bat in adjacent -.
xt. i ....r n nt j I il,-..:r. f rr:ird ns a certaintv. and tue
1 II IT. 1MH, uc.'i-"T" ut mill miiicui f,--; . . . . i '1 tl..
. .... ., . ,!......! .i. t ... nr.ri. mnr vet vicbl as abundautlv as
iau Ciimen um nsu,v f -"a. j ju varus ue- "w o'" .- . " , .
low the bridge did a -tliff reach it. She those of California All that -ems to
i i... .t: ....in., i I t.A ia r:itiital and lalMir. 1 ue lat-
was piaceti in mo auu lanueu jusi. r-i . ,
..i-il. .,tmlou HridA .n,l fl;,.r ter is on baud in abundance.
lllfl'f V HIV CUlj". O f V-LAW I .
Hugh Bovle procured ih -express wagon,
and the woman, in her Irenched clothing,
was conveyed to the J lleghany Mayor's
office end soon after. to the homo of ber
parents, on Sandusky f reet, j Tho young
woman is supposed tu iave been led t
fornicr will niw, no doubt, beforthcouiin
We "ive elsewhere two communications
uroin" the nomination
R. Cobb for Snperiuten
strnction. A iieiwrwiwu.
a i;-. . . . . , -ii e
by rising and vigorously assaulting the lt.takes cauunga, and pora ami u n -medical
men w hose interest in science was potatoes, and other meats and esculents t
tiein' manifeste.1 for his leneht. Slr- s-o through the process of assmuUt a
"old fields of sequent! v ho diel, but from congestion of 1 bey roat at new i.reaa, uoi caa.e, t.
the br.no, and not Irorn stranguiauon. meat, nuui.m iuc-o -
Had be lived ho would have raised the cause of their maladies. But the ice watL
very nice question whether a man can be goes down all the same, and finally ,n. n
twice hanged for tho same offence;. but are called iu to take a farewell b.oi at o
bv dvin" be relieved tho Hungarian nu whom a mysterious Providence bas c:.
.r .? ' :.....'.. l...t iuii.it tn n 1iiiiiIh wbpre. A TAT as is Siliown, i .
tiioruies irom anv aiiAieiv uni ...... - - - .
'I'bfl next case, however, may
ami the
a
raise the water is not used. The number of i
on of Uex'j NeXm question in such sh.lpe that it will have to mortal beings who go Lenee to return
temlent of Poldio In- bo decided ; and the possibility that it more, on aeconot of an injiidicions use
w5 U wMH ba mar 1 decided adversely to the best in- ice water, can hardly bo estimated .-B
woman is snpposeu iU nave been led l strnction. rr, - - - - - f detv on,ri,t to i,e stroug argn-
take tLe tLrilliag pUage on account of difficult to make. Mr. Cobb is a ripe f.! .altitntio-r some snrer
timorc Sun.
v with a prom- scLolar, full of energyj so much needed i.j inc "r
'of Education, tLe office, and Is every way well qualified .Jeatb . for that
some trouble io Ler intimacy !
inent member of the Uftard
i.a f.ir rtina time bivon o.,..,.f .l r 1 till tb noWition. He -enjoys nn exten-
flsingthe power of. iis offic to induce sive acquaintance throughout the State
voang women tosntiuittnfaruniaritieslHf- and bis popularity would d.mMIesa add
fore Le will lend LU influence to secure strength to 'tho ticket. GoWOoro Mcs-
favor of sabstitutiug some surer
t.v rone. Detroit Ircc
Jeilerson
A wnter savs wucn
President he carrie.1 his situpl
aud tastes into official life,
lota of men like Jefferson : they
tLcif oppoiutmeut as teachers.
scrgcr.
T - l ... n 1,innrA.l pnctnni III O 111 llTV.
Al la tl. liiucruuuuitw . ... l . . - . a: ' I I T
Fla.,to Palate a uevv. taarrica couple by "---uauuv,
'iiriiiftiifii
bec.i!
tn an ; u
i
. . ; e :
irrv l'.
but tbev taste i..
filing a cannon.
I