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MOIl'-AHD. pbophietor.
J;lo aoies tfceir eeiitR; Chie yeAr 2.00;
Urnta-i. $l..Qv- r'ub3 of ten," or-mote
ieh a ye.tr. plan ol twenty, or ifiorc
ach for ft. y,e.w. -Teacheir,.iIi&ister$,
iblo4l Confederate Seluiers cm receive
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John Stnurr iTiarri'od "invfulli
grvat cnc'e's eldest duul.tcivMclmdu ' door, IbrouU; VwilHetirtssrof ' ra;,
Byrne." Consequently I was urela' .Tjioken ' 'croekt-rvi; :ft?d -iu-wnie, "etc ,
live to .Tahn - rscittXerijaffj fluok of - beua aad- fdnsu
Jolin'ii fiunih5 had often visited at ; a 8u.ipijis.il littiu teir
our quivt country home, and .it cachj on the stops.
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vii?it;nau most, coruuiiiy
pressed us (o
A ipu ifieeti woio.in
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t i p out ueiorw i co a ui imiKe my.Ci 1
retun. the coRiplimtnt
. Ijsist .UctobiT business cuicu mo t cotuary ihqiuryi sue oneneu on me n-ue.
suddoDiv to the city 'ot ' B
cinuati in of sprfija1: books-th-at"
;t wantotJ-.'i Vliiio- tlica'e:-a litLlo ritrv
r.ei from' bia 'n-'p '-i0 boy' lt r,?ei t ATff yf avn ot'an,
" . - . jtsanie .tran-:' 'fyurwa' geography,
an answered ' V v 1 'Tl(?myi " .tttem tivas the " sales-
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x' i;iti tunc to writo- or 'appriso
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of -all iinpudent'pftKCafs- "
I ever baw.'wh beat lhn lot J
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. do thflv fost ?"
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before, r;orJ,oiie 6f ray crow; mk.
Kvi'i vlhln '"iiba'l be done to bivo it,
awl it" wb-fail it. shall nV bo IrouU
pWttcy. ve ' ibit? sofivce, aiid ' tlik-
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46.
V-'t- '
t v cod?uIsoi)' Education.
Gov. of Sevr York, has signed
' the bill paced by i.be late regislatare
jl.ompHjtaittratS.ud uai diaua oX
i'nnd Bfteen years to give Ibem in n
fccbool drj at boUie, at least fourteen
tfeeks regular -instruction every year
reading, Twriting, .xrUhraetie, English
grammar and geography.. It Vro
( bibits the eiuplbjiueot of ci!id-i
nvitbin the ages uametJ. at any labor
during the tiuio wbeu the district
' :scbooTs are opened, and school of&cere
'. - -e iven authority to see that it if
fiftreed.
la Germany they have what is called
eoaptilsory education ; but they hav-
'with it a law wnicu pays nc piem
sartheda)S woik his sou must jOse
goiug to school where the parent
t able to do without the work of
oa. Compulsory education .will
X for this couutry, there are too
who ate cut abie to do wittior.t
ildreii's labor on the farm', and
shops. Besides it is at war
e "euius aud spirit of America
ericati iusiiluious. 4- xuio w
attemot in. America at com-
lucation.
x York Herald is of the
this law will not work
jy. If it will uot w.ork
fry, there is less chance
4-veii in the couutry. It
,eomDiiIorv religion and
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thCio mj'e-lf, as the cars'set mo
ownamiu incr smoke and oustiy
of . . .
;1 inquired for my relative of the
first haekman I came across.
Ho looked at me with an iil sup
pressed "grin., vhat was the follow
laughing at? To be suro my clothes
were not of the very latest, cat, and
it is not jufct the thing for any one ot
the army to wear blue with' hriirht
buttons ; but my coat was whole, and
rur aunt Betsey had scoured the bill
tons with whiting and soft soap until
they shone like gold. 1 repealed ni)
question with dignity. , i
"Can you direct me to the residence.
of Mr. John-Smith?.'
31r. Smith?" he said slowly.
"Yes, si:-, idr. John Smith. Tie
married my father's great uncle V
eldest daughter Belinda.
John Smith seemed to be a common
noun'" with lu'm, from the peculiar
tone he used in speaking of that
individual.
. "Oh !" I remarked ; "then there is
more than one oJHhat name in the
city?" '
"1 rather think there is. , j
"Very well, then, direct me to tin
nearest.: .';
The nearest is in "West street.
6econd lefL hand corner you-will ser
the name on the door."
I passed on, congratulating .myseli
on the cordial welcome I should! re
ceivc from John'and Mclinda. ,
I soon reached tho place a hapd-
sonie l-iouse with the name on a silver
door.pIate.Xxan the, bcll-a cr vi
leave to inform von
"Oi', you need'nt beg I V o ! don't
believe in -beggars! I Vpose von
.thought 1 bh ,u!d not kuow that, biaeli
back of yours in Califoruy ? -Clear
out of my presence, or . I'il "lay my
broom handle over vou ! If there's
anything I hate, it is a peddler- e'pe--cially
a rascal, Jike you "
"Allow me rinqi.ii e," said I, "If
Mr. John Smith's wife was MelincrW
Bvrney, the eldest daughter jjt iuj
father's ."
- The broom stick was lifted I heard
it cut the air like a minuie bullet, and
sprang down the steps iulo the street,
at my best pace. ( :
Au angry man I do not fear ; but.
who can stand before an angry woman ?
I would rather face a roaring lion.
I called on two more Mr. Smiths
still umucctssful in my search'. It
was getliug near dark, and I was more
than anxious to reach my destination.
My nest Mr. Smith was loeaied in
Lenoxfitreet. It was twilight when I
rang the bell at his door.
A smiling fellow, admitted me, fairly
forcing' me into the hall before IcoulJ
utter a woid.
'VTalk liiflt In, sir : they are ex
mo.bavc
rupuy, upn: v. J7 :l Intio whilo I'J tho.
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How eaAi!v his
looked
seouieu to shriuk w'ithtu hjs ragged
clothes when the'man, not very kiudlj
told him he p;ald not!
The di.appoiiited little fellow looked
ajuey f -Aiiy
his little bright eyes
irivaiiswer, and how he
up to me, Wi
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lowed him, ;
."And w!i
'iiT anot
"ShaH I
I now ?" ,1 asked,
r place, sir."
yoa like," said he in
succeed ?"
"Oh, yc
surprise.
Four diftV-. lit stores I entered with
time he was refused.
iy again ?", I asked
shall try them all, or I
Iw whether I could iret
ptcf mg you ! The ladies will be down
inamomeut. Mis8 Hat1 is ju the
back parlor. Walk lighn, sjr."
1 was gently pushed , toward th
door of a shadowy apartment, and at
he entrance I was 'announced : ".Mr.
Henry." '
Ihe g.lswas not lighted, and the
apattment was in semi-darkness. I
iieard a .soft, quick footfall on the Then
him, and each
"Will you t
"less, sir ;
should noC'kn
one.
We entered lh
little' fellaj? w
told the 'get
wanted, and
"You want
i said the prop
Ips ;. verv
W hy do y
much;?"
10 studv, si
but 1 study,
All the boys
$ ill gel ahead
father was
learn !of tho-;i
in
a very poor attempt
left the .store. i I foi-
1 .overtook him. f
too, and see how you
.fifth store, -and the
IkSd , up manfully, ai.d
enia'n just what he
Istlliow much he had.
aiefboolc very much?"
tu) :
very
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X I I M V Villi , J I l U.i fcXl I I t
.' I wiil land you ty al the dock
in Liverpool," said hej "if you wiil be
men." -ff - j
And ho did land ns jiafelj- ; but tho
vessel eunk moored la the dock.
The captain stood on jtho deckof the.
sinking vessel, receiviig the thanks
and blessings of tho passengers, as
they passed down the igaiig-plauk. ' 1
was the last to leave.. ; I passed jcl Ste
grasped my hand and said : 'i-
"Judge 1'., Xo you recognize' mo
L told him tha.t I was pot "awuio
that I ever sav; him until .1 stepped
aboard his ship.
"Do you remember the boy in
Cincjnnali ?" - - " -.
."Very .well,-isir ; William Haverly."
"I am' hd' said ho. "God bless
vou
And God ' bless' noble Cantain
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4,,m, fu.rtwj?,
His ni. . fey wt
froiji Pore Jfclytfl
and welt sc-fT tti talk ill?
wuei4 a gnirwasw near. I to n.oiv
tetiiriud tQ. the bouse of Torn XTuX
and. ieporf;d th.it Henry' lit -rryrs Igti'n
bail gon oil'nud killed hiui.. Ii, 'wa
Btibfeequen iy ttseertai neJ, hv.e v?r.
that d:id jrun was in iiw' lianil' f;F
niea
.uiai
feai
.tie's
Haver!
The Proposed Union offhe North
cm aad Southern MeJiodisls.
asked; the 'prop i
"He is'deaJ'
wint it so very,
- a
. I can't go 1 school,
lull 1 can, at home.
jve got one, and they
oj mo. lieSides mv
tailor, and I want to
ices where he 'used to
At the session of the conference,
at Louisvill?, on Friday tho. chief
feature of the day was. the reception
of the three yommissioners , fi-ofhe
M:. E. Cliurch jSTorlh, the lie v. A, S.
Hunt, D. JX, ' the ilev. C. 11. Fowler,
andGen. Clinton. 13. Fjsk. After tho
iutXan-re of introductions and
.4 4 1 . ' ' .1 I . '-
u a i.ie-ir.ne tdo r:itij fciiojt. as
4s tho gai)- are n de.'itl th
v UdJi Qr w t to ese facts Ji;T8 n o w . p o
b abiuf teliing thtm; iirul.thid yet-
1 tu-ink, b.at became. of rheso uo-
loribus scoundrels, and the ' facts-; a.
tibiye nart.iled inty Le taken ju Iras."
A Cure for Coiisuiiipllei.,
A jcorrcupondeut.. writes as tolio.ws
about the- sanitary power ;of a1 very
we I knofii plant : I have discovered I
a remedy lor pulmonary consumption
ii was eureu a numoer
commenced plo
caAcs after
sdiiigVat the
tdready
and
they had
lungs and the hectic flush
on tno cheek. After trying this
remedy to my' own ; satisfaction. 1
ibavo ihoight philanthropy required
Ithat 1 sh6uTd lot it be known to the)
world. it is the common muljiir.
Btoepea siiiong und swoetcned With
..4"...4 Jtl.'J.!t .....I -J 1. I .in
3uaj(, aim uraiiK ireciy. li e
herb shci I-J be ga'.hered before tl
o: J ulv. '. it eon vciiiinf
plants are good if dried
Youi;g
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ffmtig, and
f it
i-
mistake,
mission. -XiOok
after' the
s over improve your
a r u 1 of y o u r d ai ly
up lor the alternooa.
y-nbt, and need not be,
fer thku calico, but with
flower, or some bit of
i cau have an air of self-
b.atisfaction. that iuvari-
s witu ueing well aressea.
ith fine sensibilities cannot
!ing embarrased and awkward
gtd, dirty dress, with her hair
jt, if a stranger or neighbor
come id. , aioreover, your seii;
t- should, demand decent ap-
rr for your body., xon should
it a point to look as well as you
even if yoa know nobody will see
u but yourself. .
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Factories and machine shops should
not bo allowed to run a day without
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. In case
of a .sadden accident, an immediate
use of it may f-ave weeks
su tiering,
stnd perhaps a limb, or even life
v 'The 'debt of St. Leuia, Mo,, amounts
Ida little under $17.OuO,u0J.
. "Mr. Smith in t
"No, sir; Mr. Smith is in the arm-."
"Mrs. Smith is; she ?'
"In the arniv ? oh no she is at the
beach."
"This is Mr. John Smith's houstv
is it?" I
"it u." .
"W as his wife's name Melinda, and
was shea Pyrne before she was mar
nod, from Squashville?"
The man reddened and responded
angrily "I'll net stand here loj.be in
suited! Make off with yourself, oi
.'J! call the police. I tii.ought that
you was an entry thief, bat you don'i
play lhat:game on me!' and banged
the door in my face.
fla thief! If I had not been in
such a. hurry to find Smith, I should
have "iven that follow a sound chas
tisiug on the spot. .
1 Inquiry elicited the fact that a John
Smith resided in Arch street. Thither
I' bent my steps. A maid servant
answered my ring. .1
"Mr. Smith in ?" I
Before the lady could reply, a big
red faced "man jumped out of the
shadows behind the ddfcr, and laid his
heavy band on my shoulder,
"Yes, sir," be cried, in a voice oi
thunder. "Mr. Smith is in. He
stayed at hbme all daj' on purpose to
catch you, and now, by Jupiter, I'll
have my revenge !"
" said I. there must be some
mistake. Allow me io inquire if you
aro.llr. John Smith?"
T1I inform you about Air. j John
th in a way that you won t relish,
don't settle damages lorthwitn.
toniuiiiU lollurs la tho very
figure,'- aiJ you rnufct leave the
ed, " What do you take me for ?
better bo careful, or you'll get
bead caved iu I"
I II cave your head in for j'ou, you
young villain, you !" cried he, spring
ing at me with his cane.
"Oh, John, dear Johni!" exclaimed
a shrill female voice, an d a tall figure
in a sea of flounces bounded
the stairway, "Ion'f;
love of Heuven don't
"Whom do you take me for?
I, niy temper rising,
"it looks Well for vou
question 1 sneered the
IiwjrpetawiA. paiv, vfJ weetest iip4
nl UCtOUS Of I m-4f ''-'
shad nave e.
a'
down
you, for tho
piurder bim."
cried
to ask that
man : "you
have won my wife's hotirt, and are
here now to plan to elope with her!
I've found it all out ; lyou need'nt
blusb.aud " "
"I beg your pardon for interrupting
you," said I; "but I have never seen
your wife before I perceive that she
is not Melinda, the eldest daughter of
my father's great uncle "
"Sir, do you deny that you aie
William Jones ? Do you deny that
you are in jove with my wife?" j
"I am not Jones; I have not that
honor, sir. My name is Pai kvvell, of
Squash ville," aud, with a bow, took
myself off.
After that I called at the residence
of three John Smiths, but none of
them. was my Mr. Smith, and nothing
occurred worthy of note.
My next Mr. Smith, resided iu Port-
f
swam r and I foit asTl I iT.id been
'sJfcWtd in honey and distil. ed. into
Lu;tns best tripple extract of roses.
0i, llfury my dearest and best !
.Why d.-'ii't yoa kiss me, Henry ? '
(":r.ed a 'voice like music. "Hive yon
ceased to care for me ?" and again tho
'vi.-s v;;s repeated.
Who could resist the temptation ?
Iain naturally a diflident man ; but I
have home human nature in me, and 1
paid her, principal and interest.
"Ob, Henri; I l;ad- to fircd that,
being in the army'' bad made o;i cold
hearted good heavens!" She fe!i
baek against tlni chafr as pale as
hath. Tho servaut had lit the gas,
..ml I stood revealed.
"1 beg your pnr.ioiy marih ," s lid I;
'there, iu evidently soihe mistake,
May I inquire if Mr. Smith's wif& was
Mblinda liyrue, tliie eldest daughter of
my father's great uicle ?"
The red "fliisb cfnme to the young
lady's cheek she Kva9 handsome as n
picture aud she replied with courtesy:
"Sho was not. You will, I hope,
excuse me for the blunder I have com
mitted? We are expecting my
brother Henry fioni the army, and
your blue clothes deceived me."
'For which I shall always wear
oliie," I replied gallantly. "Allow mo
to introduce myself I am Heniy
Park well, of Squashville," and in mak
ing my bow, I stumbled over an Otto
man, and fell smash into a 'China
closet, demolishing at least a dozen
plates and as many tumblers."
1 knocked over a man who was pass
ing at the moment, and lauded myself
on my head in the gutter. The man
(jic-Ued himself up pud wasabOUfO
make a display of muscjo, wb en Xtie
glare of the street lamp revealed t
me the well known face of my John
Smith.
"Eureka!" cried I. "Allow mo to
inquire if your", wife's name was
Melinda," tho eldest daughter of my
father's great uncle Byrne? V
"She was," said he, grasping nn'i
hand, "and I am delighted to see you 1 Lvcry beautifu
tut, conrounu it! you neodu t come
at a fellow so!"
But I must cut my story short.
tie took me home with him and I
had a good visit j I say Melinda to
my heart's content. Nay, more I
met and was properly introduced - to
Haltie Smith and well lam having
a new suit of clothes made and in due
course of time will be married, myself
in them, to the young lady just alluded
to.
to those places nowT'f
a tor
said "the boy softly.
ho adid ' k.fter awhile. "I'm
.. ' Jh.t t r in r-Hmiiii ii n ' .
gen ttetuattf aT9 nrs cy'euro ws r?
ousfy.!:-' - " ''." '; ' -
"Yes, sir, if I ;fve." T
"Weil, my luo.il will tell vou what.
I will io ; I wi:i
geography, and y.
frf4.ntri iiif ur.inn PicKnr
the visitors, thov tv ! n(.i(,i i .v' k"'1.'"-" g' urieu in u.e
the con foromo by Bishop xMcTycire I 8'1U(Je' lld. kl'I'1 ceau VWr h?
and Dr. Hunt nd'divs.-d ilm . -.. ; 'nedici.'io must be continued fuM;i
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44 vnwu jit u ing peecu. no
they ' desired nothing hut
recognition. 1 he I Wo
aiVe, hide
said
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If. is; saiil '
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1.6 Yitti'Txtiaf!
Com mo n Cv !-(:,
q-iestion of ;oi)
Octavo Tasf-;
of eosidilablii
s"uicide r eoutly i.
yeaia atiu.ua. i it
for sovcral years past?.
. A.qrtifksi'.or U ver
citiug.tt.euiwidur il ,t,
I i t ( h i . i lit ' It o v joi ft i l
to bu T'ol.i.ck With pVospcV
. In ChicagV'tb,ivo( ihv
Mm niiiir honM - h i
dayj-couailiugitily it tuX
mps. Oatriiny omu liuugmtl
tffeetiva.way of Houtllai iziij
laljv'r and reudci iilg pauperism o
A eun'jii v is hhorily io b pla
I in the OrJoatieo iMuseiim at Washing-
a r edei 1 and Cuii- J
npac ked in the "uir,
up bcroro l eteis-,
. ( -tit
e, a mm wll kno wu
th
;o-), consisii'ig of
federate buoct
which wis pick5
biirg iij lilGi
4ustiu Ilolyoa!
in K igland tor i
ihu hiiior q ie! ioi ,
,n 1) .-lialfiof tho
S Coil III v'UOU
and tar :m effort
H-.Cl.tl tli.il !!.' I T i CU 1
Ipt you. have a new
Ju. may i ay the re
mainder ot the money when yoa can,
or I will lot yon have one that is not
new for fifty con ts ' , "
"Are the leaves all in it, and just
like the others, only not new."
"Yes, jest like-the new ones."
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,d ,!m,w , n.,, h.j.,,. I ei.i eiigiiiuiM i.iu system., amt. Dnil A. . .. - . . ,
. i -i i .: 4 . ; . . w II 11 IS cn( til nkimrtiwn- f ..tl.:.4.UI - ' - .41 w -
ST Sr:r. r ,TT wish ofthawm.fr that evorv-i...rlodi.lf;c'a ivt'V tll" tU :"V";W-
ryK i,, .,.,,,,!.. !al in tho Uaitea states Canada audi , .. , ... ,
TWy3,r'il in einaiks,- re . ' , , , , , '., - p o who composed tbu ttity .stucnaoU ,
fommanv .M.h.f. of ,,,,!,., I . ! jtitl'l should ptihlnli tafs .receipt L' 1 , J . ...
,w,g .'v y . " . ,. ,. J lor the benefit of the buinan familv. " ' . o .1 -
iwoeu tiie two cm ic-i o lcirroo to - ., . , . , . h ,,,, . ... .... ... .i ,.i,,,'
V.l4;..i.;.. l ,;,,'.,,. , t. ' .-. tms up and . keep ,t in the house' . 1 H cu; u:-' 11 u t1"-- . V
the brotheriy-1 jvo felt by the 2sot
towardithie South, (lenoral .Fisk, .u !
his adilro.v-!, said d:!F.:rouees between j
us thejt'e ar.;, b'al can they not be ad-
j as ted; by brotherly love? Is there'
not .intelligence and piety sufficient
in these tuo .rreat Methodist-, bodies
.t.jJ readyir. use
rrlsd
'hrisfttii 'Adc
JL
he Uniie l S.a'.-s Conr!
it
has rcf.ised (ho
A. Ii.'.ciiwijod to L"
tic; before it. Am
cleats left to waiils
am gtad
e one at any
buying some H!icr book
they did not. lot me; hav
l' . i . .. L . i ..... i it:
oi mo oiuer places.
The j bookscI(.r looked up inquir
ingly, and I t-jfd him whai, I had soon
of. .the) little fcliuw. Ho was mtich
pleased and wbeu ho brought the
book along, I sa.v a nice, new pencil
and some clean, white paper in it.
"A present, my lad, for your perse
verence. Always, ha vTe courage dike
that, and you will make your mark,"
said the bookseller,
"Thank you, sit you aro so vciy
good." 1 V ' "
f'What is your lame ?" - ,
"William ilavcrlj', sir." H :
"Dd" y-ou want any more books ?"
I now asked h:in. -
"More than I can ever get," he' re
plied, glancing a the books that
filled the shelves, f
I-gave him a bank note. "It will
buy some for you' I said. " s .
Tears of joy came into his eyes.
' "Can I buy; -whit I want with it?"
"les, my a:d1iiything.w ;
rat . r ' .1 1 V
uy a nook lor my
"1 thank you very
&ftr,piy
vailed to
woman
)W
tl.
Ciaims
q-'i.-.sf of M:s. jjfv.i
llowcd Jo pine
.!i the oiiitions
!l;w ii'iuiiJ.-ion if h iiiatrinl
e. tiia! ii.'o precedent "wbti'd
'vit ot a lUiiLce to
iren aut iidinii uu- pii lo f.eijOo, iiajk'
laro i n 'iiS.uugton l.isi wt:.?k. . Ti.ero
i lo two hundred and ; t w chl v'niio
ti.on;U" Cuo-Uj.i, Oi Wtiuni
'.tuo pii'zod' cJuaisted uC
"I hen I will
-mopher, said he
much, uudfc.
you back.'.
He wanted
10 him. The"
the counter so,
envjeil him,
before I saw b
to vvoik out an enduring peace on.
the basis of justice to ail parties ?
Bishop Moi'yeiro then turned to the , a
commissioners, and addressing thdm. I !)cf. ro hiui.-which, woiihl . urrtatlv fr-nd
annouiicol that iu duo lime and iii ii j to con up'ibu ; that tho-law does not
formal way tho General Conference j ivcj.-nie mar; i.io a-i a parfriyishtp.
would make a response t the messalsio 1 but as-ai:itv of interest and'ptrsonal
borne by them. Meantime he cordi
ally invited them to t!o freedom of
tlioHar of the Conference, auJ toktc
cuy seats upon the platform. H
Jast year
name, and I frave it
I left him standing by
y that. I almost
many years passed
U' a train
went to Europe on one
. . i . . i
ot the llrst vcseis mat ever, plowed
There are several kinds of worms
whi'di trouble horses ; the pin-worms
(pointed at both ends) are thj most
common and most dangerous Slwri
da n' Cavalry Condition lJowder.H will in
a few days eject, the worms,- and the
horse will begin io thrive. j
"Supirintendicide" has just ;bcen
coined to express a justifiable. 'line of
conduct when a Sunday School finds
it impossible to get rid of an imbecile
and highly respectable, insane and
amiable, good and good for nothing
superintendent.
tlio waters of I
near the end
came a most
would have' sal
not been for
spar was laid,
almost use Jes.,
shown 'itself, '
ship. The cio
intr men, and 1
cal seamen oi'
after pumping
aud the wa
them, thoy gav
io Atlantic.- Wo Imd
weather "until very
f the - Voyage then
terrible'r storm, - that
k all on board, 'bad it
t!e captain. Every
v, the rudder was
and a great leak bad
t'eaten inir to fiil the
Were all strong, '.will
1 mates wero practi
the first-class ; but
I'1' One whole! night,
still gaining upoy
up in despair, and
they . might t
boat could n
prepared to;, h-' the boats though
known no srnail
s!ich a sea. The
captain, Who bait beeu below with his
charts, now c;i'4e up ; j)0 saw h0w
matters stood, ffid, with a voice that
v. tt.u
u'"cd even-'
I" heard; dispio'''1
the tomnest,
tu's pqst.
It was surp1'1
men boy bel1'
their captain,
pumps. Tie
below to eUil
roar
man
oi
to
IH'' .r ann I. n'.n I.
- - ..v uvy-.v toosvr
liui strong will of
' htirrv bardr to th..
Iptain- then ' started
tho
leak.
;A.s ho
Litlieliek! the Swindler;
Mr. Engelhardone of the Editors
of the Wilmin.gt-mDaily Journal, has
recently visited I Florida. In a letter
to his paper dafetf'ApBi. 28d, ho says:.
"J.ittlefield- still holds forth' i-.t
Jacksonville, and w;o understand en
tertains his friends in royal stylo.
He has a fine 'residence, elegant
yachts ; and' equippages, and enough
money j to purchase immunity from
arrest, land those who know what
Florida Governors are, . well under
stand how much that takes.
Ho got $1,000,000 of -rloi-ida-bonds
to complete' i the Jacksonville', Pon
sacola and Mobile Railroad, from
Qtiiney'to)PolIard3, a distance of two
Ua ad rcdtm le, , II e , A bail (.W.tw oty -miles
to Chattahoochee, and the,e Lt
ends. To be suro he did not pay his
contractors, but tjiat was a species of
financiering in which he was skilled
by his experience in Western North
Carolina. During the pendency of
the bill before tho Legislature, Little,
field's drafts in sums convenient for
commercial purposes, were in circula
tion freely on the streets of Talla
hassee. Tho members seemed to
have them to such an extent that one j
could suppose that lliei'r per diem had j
boon paid in this-script." j
. . "x . . -'- !
The action of Congress in quar,
relling over the distribution of the
Geneva fund, which should have;ljM?eu
handed over to those to whoin'it'bt.-
lon'8 twelve months ago, must strike
aci;on ; ana ium uimor the law, ns it
stamjij, a husband might be sued or
j.'Ui.i-hed for mi.-deeds of his wifo as
au attorney... Congress will probably
be applied to for a declai'iitory act or
resolution removing '.legal obstacles to
the admission of women. , r .
Mrs. Boivn A. Harris 'has been ad
mitted to practice before the Court of
Claims in WasLiuglou, "beginning with
a 810.000 .suit.
Mrs. Look woo l trave'e
the New York Tribtino in
est a ids,
v.o' ii'iw.
A iaea.';ovil gatley, has biCn,fout.d
l t tin: cxe .valiou. of the por.ot SaVona
I i i t & -If l r t .
Ai 1 9 I 1.1 CI, U.OCKS Ol SivyUt: llUd
iiuo of Uvo v. i.icli the biuioUs
irae.ic- -Admir-'. Audita Dona, sink
stiucl ihe entrance.
4 .
J.U6 is.iiiu'vii ietHiUda in v
lo be haviuj a vtry; .thy -i'S
its veeti.Ule;. cfop-wiU tipf
tuaii Li'Jl t'.ij) ttveragv..;'?'
e.irJy wgetables whiofru
ui
U S 6i!l
4- .N.t- J
l South for
the (ireelev
-campaign.
It is reported tliat the rncrch'ants
of JJaleigh aro opposed lo the IN.LC
Agricultural Society, and the Fjxir,i
because the railroads will ' take the
passengers to the Fair Grounds in
stead of "unloading" in Raleigh. JX
this bo true? We don't belii
merchants of our rap!
ci'y ate so selfish, VW
ou. A -wordtcf tft
Agricultural Journal?
iWe apprehend that su?h a p
tion will not benefit the Fair' or injure
the character of our merchants, espc
dally.. wbe"n it is remem bored . that
one of them, the grout dry-goods man,
A. Creech,' gave the society last year
$500' in' cash. . Merchants and.? all
other persons must bo allowed lo
criticize everything connected with
the fair and itmanagement. .
There has 'hecif " jo'steausc nf com
plaint at some things connected jwilliJ
the fair ;r we have declined to jmlish
several aittcles of censure upon1 this
mismanagement. '
The apifotutment Of sevi ral of its
officials who bvlon'g to the Rintr .and
engaged iu robbing the SlatJ, j was
'J -fj -- .w... . v .
uafkcls ate fiom.Beim
Th Cardiff giant hd
court' ii tiio piuintili J
iibct..y--T1ie. action it a
paper, for leaving spol
a- a fi aud, aud as b
for the ii.cohside
do laif.
,Vt Davenport,
live y ears uld fout
the contents of i
shoitlv-mfTer di
The child's bi.j
biitel the
whiskey j
rem
.V
the nations of Europe as a very pori; anything but agreeable td the ntci Lvesel was .valued at $1
example of the benefits of arbitrationbcliitnts' of ll tlcigli, and tho great U'-b ";nggier;ate .lds. $2,1
example of the benefits of arbitration'
It would bo better to follow tho sug
gestion of l-'oaator Bayaid aud return
tho money to E-ugland.
A young man i ecen'tly gave himself
up to lhopolice in Paris, saying, that
he was liochefoft, and hat die had
been ih France for several months,
having escaped from New Caledonia
on the back of a shark. Tho wtorv
I was so. fishy tpat the authorities put
the author in a lunatic asylum.
Aid. of ten comes at the.right'time;
this is not the ease when the pot; t o
someb,i.iy 's boot absisls voai in coming
dow u stairs. ,
body of its "poopio. llalziqk ,vi-nlind
eo
toite
iu ffi"e wori i iV
is (bat the, tortoise
ii-usiii' ol im all .
to break tho eoU I
It hs reported
Queen E iz.ibethn
Hit U. - I 'l ...
VJ11UI 1111,11 , IJ1U OI'
inVjstl valuable car.
Tut, - 1
V
IroiM. Ct'cnUa.
the i-AiiZO c'tainteo
iru'lniiiug $ 1X1.511,00 J Av ri
S2.jO,'dt worth of tutu.-
silk,' sltc-Ilae and othdr.
Tho epitaphs of!.. Dakotapapers are
most pathetic: i"Jim Barrett had
bosn siiQVcUiig snow, from which he
tauglil a bid odd, wliieli turned into
e.'tr. The ftver soli led Jim's mun
dane affairs ; a i d a local paper stiys
m'ost, allot tiiiiy in his obitaary : "Go
woii't have ti i-hovel snow in the
country he -has gone to."
As a proof that American induslry
is not dead, it is reporttd that a party
of men are di yiir for Kidd's treasure,
ucai -Brid-tpoi t, Couu,
.cs-.sel. an 1 oarcO
wcie
toi:ies; iMn
a.Jy S2,C00,C0'J.
"A- "
A number ? of Vtoties.
thrr inannev i:i whi 'h Indian ir
enrich tbtnif .-lvts, are' toM in "k i
ingtou-ono by Mr- Beck, of Kf-utu
hovviug bow ,n . drovrt -stf ilOJ calt!o,
was made to pass nu'.H'vt for 000, by "
having tho luid-. that.roachfcil iat
agency eonilil, d?iv.'U ardnud f hi:',
mid the brought lip.a tteotid timo bo
fore the;igent; who counted iiitm'ovir
a 4a i u, j u a : i.d ';t he . su pern n m erai idi io
t' theatio .are! made to roapptr 10-
ated!y iu peVsouuting aa anuoyM -
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