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no,-,, art u I.- in the .'" ' The
ritU- h i: I. w i'h-.'.t eJ.nrs (he hill til
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I If ! tth t the l'oJ- h Ifell sni
in ne-r i'iI hy the (".?!,. i!ir ht;ri h and
i. f i. s (.f tj,i, , jiy jth ,;rt at .ihpand
-lln;.! The 1.11,1k 111 Mt l( l'
rt.. at t IStri. k . Ca'hedral. Mi-
l.ii.iitriti r, tin t".r.liii.J. n.. pri w nt
II- Kit i.r Koine ou the nin:i instant, to
'- r - i.t at il.. t 'in !.e . th-f.tr.li
li Mi d (MTture the ( ain f.r
iiiiiii. ii-. turn n; i:t ) the Catholic
I tl. it to wi.li th.ir Tenerafje Prt lite
;..l ; 1. 1 on his Journey In the il n f
I l .ir -li'nal M. hi-kty. Hi-hop liuhlin
'' ! '" l-r-in' of the m.'iss . Vi-.ir ' on- '
rl titnn a. us.i.uni ee! -hraM . Father
Kl ne. ih.tion . F'ather Mri. nh deacon ;
f .ttl-r Il -tn. iitit.r of i r in .nil s.
I . -1.. I I. n h nnln-l t j:Ioin; . ijl..
jli'itli o;i the.h- td Politir!" Tin-liin.M- w
i y. pf toii.iHy r;.n.
Jude P.rd hi. jrmnte.1 a motion lr
fo tri tl in the ,m-.- ..f I)r Thoin.i. A.
It?u! rt. . ii it t d e presMeiii of the
Aiiiiri.aM Popular I. if. In. irHiK e ( oni
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The hui! oempi.-d t r -mie time
jtt l y the w Am.tt r! tin Lit. f.ni-
pn hi jit l.rn -!! to the ii mi hi t
llmk. t.r .". w hit h UaUtut one -third
! tti- a!'l . as i .t.iuittt'd in the1 m ho y ft;
I is. . 1. 1 t fi uer It only .how s
low t i.ili ..ne iniy - .!...i., v the
, of h O'liip-my
Tie- ti. t tit: tise Vitioii.tl I. ii-. rnNc
t !t. i . w h . h vt 4 . f,, h ,i.. ! , d
tl.e ".,.'!i. in.t.lPt. h is fa , !1 l'l.. .1
iirri! the twi-rity i
;e)i.n I ;n,n ri-e
nd .if May This
to Con-idem'-'e I.t Ik
in ! .i ;i i.- t r. '.
i ii .ittirdiy. the ariruiiit nts .r tlie
...i i rnm. n' w ill t- In at. I tt for.-.In !.-
p.! i. hf.-rd, in tlf mi'terof K .ov. rn..r
TM' it b f k il t otne ta .Iu !.-e l.v. n t!.
oin.l f.r the !. f. ii -. le.l hi. aiu
run! ! atiirdii l.i-t...
I:-.' - Tl I,, r.ise, the venerable K Pi. i
.! ( I of tie- "'.ur,y Life Iti-siran.e i in
I Hi v. ari I who wis ..-nii.tid .tin- tint-
n tr ir;ininii o.r,d:it while pus.
id- ft of the a'-.l ' lite nt ion. si ..r . i tt i at i. n
w i. i-l'ii T!.. to I. til in ?-''... t'V .lu !e
I--n thne th- . ther day
At the r i nt on'. r n e of railroad to an
aji'M tt w t proj'sed that a low i r !edi'e
on the - ii i ty tile ia tit ! i.i- should Co
ii!-.. i.prr.i' ion. ppiidd all the r-std.. in
. 1 ; !.e.g tl.e toi.r lUt-b-n I. tie-, wo'i'dgiie
..vr tie ir adhe.i..n It i. n-.t n t j-i
t.i.ly known wh.it may !- the jii.i'e (
the a,riir. but the lil. ri hall's aln a.l i n
criTnltte th. r- In. 1 1 "things will I-righti-d
now ,'" .
Tlie pr .i !-ri'. of tl tn.unint t and tre.t
la-nijan ie. it would m arr for tin- mo-t
rt im ij.' !. of Itoiie.ti. Add another
i.i tin- n-iiii. nlreadi nirntion.-d l-triu
It Minimi, foim.rly the Pr.id.M '
ti e Na'ion il Tn-t t "ompany. w admitted
to f.'o.i"! bail yesterday l: the Judge of
tt,.- Court of i.enrral s.-.ion.. serious
harden It uig It-en pn f. rt-il ain.t him.
CHOIR SINGING.
Tbo w b. b le f.-r earn Ui tl inein-.
' U rs of iPage choirs, as well as i huicli
'g.rs bai ing a ear for uiuie, w ill find
their lueli.ories somewhat retcshcd
'iujmii leading t ! following fio.ii the
, .? - It may not I a out
id place to note sotne of the I ijeln isht-s
and det.at' of rh-ur stnusng as tln
I.aieUu s..nietitiii- 1'iitifully naliisl
tl. tough a lotig and artoii emir-
,. M ri at ioti. It is ti.n a. matter s..
to .l.UI He the ptld- a I id 1 1 1" 1 1 1-1 1 1.1 1 1 1 of
!;olt -s.ltgi s as t induce tlie! 1 1 to blelld
their o.e.-s togfther. Ka h. in -..me
iiisj iti. a s, -. tils inclined to make hi.
palt paiate.ltid ilnb-Ja lldelit tr.'lii all
tl.e let ; and s.. it . minis not liki-'g"
oi. .-s t!..v ntg intooto' I'otiiiiioti leslllt.
but voices with-J" independent i-
si;lts. Th'' '' . ii'.' of till' i hoir
aiid eongn g.it ion oit s is a prime es-
tit ia! for si:p i lorcotigri gat nuial song.
V bt-ti all the voi.es mingle and unite
in producing !. strain of S4iund the
ltitoii.lt ioti pel feet. The individual
oi. i s s! id gi .- ii., .ting to the whole,
but tlf itidiv idu.il distinctness is not
dfttim-tit.il totbe uitei mingling. This
tv.i'.'.ei.t elf.a t cannot. ! pr-Mlucial
without stud and pt.utice. Tlf sing
i r- s!,..uM try to sing into each other's
oi.ts-. that title to.ix ! unity and
suid"th of tone. There are ehotr
siiig. t s who itti.igine that this unity
i-oiues as a tu.itter of cur'. They do
..t pr.i In tog. th-r, they are Ind ll s
to t.l.ll other's olees. iltl" I wli.-tl they
jm.s into the -r formatter of their tnu-ic
ti the s.,.Kith their rendering of it ii
to ll ked. Hot b the b'elidllig alld lliter
tll.lotl ot Voices, but bV that llllll t it lid 1-
ti.e. and p i rate i iniiii i.it ioti of s.utid
wliiib Hi.ik s th" true musician feel
t...t tl rg.m is vainly tr ing to blend
a iitititU r of im oh-sivr. tef-w iJSnl.
ai d aitt.igoni.tic notes. Vry often in
.oiu.tiv choirs and congregations ..ne
.r t W oi'ig-r- apjt .11 to l-.!et.rilll lied to
t up for tb in- Iv t-s. They are anxious
that tl ir oi. should If lie.ipl sepa
rate' from all the rd; and tfits thev
r.isiH .na. oinpii.lt if their voice is.it all
.Hong. TbeV g!e thelf Voice what is
ra'.l.sl "a -ut ..f twang or "unu.iial
t'.avor."" t" the il.iightl of their own
vatiitv. attd to tbedisgust otall r.ucats
luu.n tatii. This unenviable distinc
tion n geti-rallv gamed by purisely
;nit.g out of tune, either too :lat or
thf t Jiatj. an th' tase may It ; or 'T
lu,,oU,il, in turn, for a d..u.tfH. Tl..
tiliai twan;: " art- out of Uvv
worsliij., ami whatevn- ratiliratiou
iri.livi.lu.il vatiitv tliv in.iv laincr. they
mjlit to l- j.ut .ii fr tli saki of
art atnl n-r in ' ' v.,-,,.; J".a-'.-
QUE EN ESTHER.
F.-tiir Kaiiih nt tjn th- -l.i him!
.'. il in. H'y into ihr rI nntU in t lie
kTi'?, :in l mmli ii ! wh .lit- lhinl Vm
wi.i l l viy tfi tJ !r In r tli"- ttorM nint !
rsl!-l it'll li- ; for if liml !ito Iw-t
-v.-.i,.ii. Mi- h.-t. I youth, litillh,
Unuiy nl w".iltli Sin- had no father,
inotln r. .!t r. lrotli. r. or any one on.
l iirtd u !in i ai ! f..r h. r. a- :t li- muu
tner I'riin.I. ho iiii!v! nnl ( tlc.l In r
l-t-.u- ".In- w 4 ri ti
.-in I. 'l m w f. i tit oi ;iiiM'ls inn no
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i..r... toi -tic ....I ........ i... nt .i.
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w ith nt i m. nt upon th. ir hps Iie Up(
Ihnii alar oil. in. I slave Hour h. r hand. qUIsheil it. he4.hlcke1lahudtrol11lhc f.il
iioi t.-n in fri nd.hip he threw open , hetioii and pre.s--d it t. hi. lijs. Mi. U nt
iter .loor., an. 1 .nnnon iiiem ! nu In
irnnd silmn. tn uv. rllnwitii ; !ul .inly
. she Ndmitte.l no nru-. II. r hall, and ie,
i eption. win- tin talk of the town; hut
in. one coitl.l Krti.t of mii acii:tint inec In-.
Voiltl the (It
P rh.ijw it w is this w hich in.ide hf r life
so .lull .ind mi rthle ; nnd sminj; ihi re
tint wiiiUr". ni.-ht. she won.h red il there
w n. ..in-.n !itlh wh.t..iil. love her nnd
l-Tp t her mney.
"Ah. the H..rld is an . ltish and mr
eniry, that no one could forget it and
Ime me for in pi.or It "
She looked arotllld her lljill thejuxuries
wirh whi.li In r dwi llimr w;i. rwied.
and sihcd
tin thiiit;
Il was ph-asant t hai. all
and money alone inuld hriiitr
tin in . hut it mil. I al-i lie pl a-.uit to h.txe
loe and ilear ftieuds near to comfort, mid
make life Worth the h.iiilik. he could
look H i hat k into the p.tst and reun iii
! r the happy hour, within the shadow of
her dear old home, where there w reto
mil.leed. loving si-ters and a gr-at
coii.-n'' i it raid, for play matrs. and when
time p.. -.1 on L'old. n wings, and when'
he was happy and hopeful
That w a. ear. ao. Now the two.j.
t. r. were in the . hnrth ard. and i-eml l a
wanderer in foreign lauds. It was odd
that .he shoukl think of him that night of
all other ; bill somehow he seemed' to
o.iih- I m ..re h. r n in the ! ! days, and -it
wirh hi- hand upon her head, railing h. r
hi. " pretty F.t'i.T."'
Ib r hau ls were folded It-fore her, and
her load lowed upon th m. when there
came a rattling ai the door and a ln av
-b p Utl I he -;rt-t
die ..kis up A man wi'liabroned
vi t hand tine lace, lighted u by a pair of
.Ink, earnct iys. .o.ki Ih tore her. She
knew h ui when he run his tin g. r-through
the luster of dark hair and, .iniled . and
.he rose. r ached out. her hand .aving,
"..eralil. w eh oine lioiin-
"llaie you no other greeting f.r me
a HiT all t he-c v ears of a b lice ' he a-ked,
U tiding o vi r her.
Must I ki you in or.h r to convince
yo i ti. i' I am glad to see y.-u
You nnM. indi a d . 3
k l?'':t't',y..?'"d bini and livvept back his bn!r.
' Y'.oii have oiiV."' it...... m i w Hole 7
Y.s' I do not fancy foreign l td.es It
would be a sin to bring one In re w Inn our
...in d-rir Pitiie land i. filled with lovely
women. Voii have grown beautiful be
yond tnei.ure. K.tlnr. I would hardly
hue ilt earned of Mich a change. You
were a putty child when I went away.
aid now vou are a glorious woman
Mie .bad heard althi- fa-f..re. and it
1 -r-o i g 1 iT no .h-ejs r color to her I u . and
no suii'e to h. r She w. glad to wa 1
i-onie him back, and happy, w hen he pn m
i .1 t make her hoii hi. home t.u the
pr. .. nt.
" ou will not fa- dull, lierald." she
ai.l. a she aro to go to her chandler.
I k ' oM-n hoii . and receive the fash
ionable world within mv -.fa r rooms very
oft.n Tomorrow nLht I give a re cp
ti.-ti. You w ill jtae aiioppoitunity of fa
holding niie of our youth and faauiy
"And do you admit th- gay world
within your quiet home Perhaps that
aiioiints for the wcarines. I e in yoyr
fire"
F.-tle r sigh.d. but went on "Yes. 1
admit Hu m I should grow old and hag
gard if I .bd not Ho I look world
wean ?"
"Ye. "
Hem' I -innot understand v-m. I
inu.t bid you g.l night. ..r it is long j.a.t
mv ii.ual hour of retiring."
' lo.-l night, and pl. a.ant dreanis '" '
Sin went slowly up the broad staircase,
and her footstejts mule no noise ujion the
rii hrarj t . y et she fancied that her tread
was heavy and uneven . ami ere .he
nnc le d the top. hc f.-und herself count
ing the steps and listening to the even
tin auP' of her fa ating heart.
What a world of joy and -.rrow. alm.t
forgotten, bad the coming ot this inaii
brought to the lonely woman ' When : In y
hud Jtirted. he was but a faV, with a ft re
as fair as a girl's , and now he wa a man.
browned and sun marked. She looked
down into h.r 1m art. and wondered il hi.
'inning bid stirri-d the wat. rs there. He
w as -i h ind-ine and manly, midthegtti
t'e touch of hi hand had thrilled In r. and
brought the hl...d up to her found i he.-k
and new light in her tla.hing eyas.
She came into leT draw ing room o:i the
follow ing evening, and he .p-pped back
. 1 1 hi. with admiration Her dress
was a pale gold color, d -a! in. with fe.b.Ms
of rare black lace, rails: lit here and then-,
and the firm, while shoulders and round
anus wete fatre and sparkling with dia
monds. All the wealth of heavy hair was
.wept bnik from her face, and confine! in
wndious puffs, plaid, bands, and roll-,
with one or two curls creeping out and
clinging to the white throat. Afave nil
Ihi-. .he wore a little coronet of goM and
diamond. ; and coining down ihe long
room to greet him. tJerald thought. " She
i a queen " And when sh reached him
he said. " Mv pc rless coUMIl IIIV t)ileeil
F.-ther!"
She he! 1 out her hand, and with iu.k k
bout ige he sank upon.oiie knee and kis-ed
the daintV fjiigers.
How'this world ot yoursninst worship
Voii
"I am no comparison to some ot our
fa autie. Wait until you see tin m. Pray
don't lni.'nke tn- f..r their queen."
The arrival of several gu .t. checked
the reply wltiih he won Id 111 ve gi v i ll. and
F.-th" r moved away to rec ive them.
An hour later -lie came up. and laving
her gloved b in.! iiti hi arm. .aid. " n
w i-h to - e our fa natic.. I.o k yonder,
p.. yen see the blonde near the piano f
She is one of the reigning queen.."
He ti.oowi-d If r eye. a .he sj.ke. until
his own n -'ed upon" the lady designated.
Hf wa much younger than F.-tln r. and
tor a. a lily. " H.r face wa. ilear and
faautifully rli'inded ; and down low upon
lh- .now' wh'te forehead lav rins ot
golden h lit. She wa looking at -nn' pi''
lure in a rt ! lio. an.l he could not e
her eve. ; but presently she raised them,
and in was startled at "their b! ackiie and
inten-' ' r
I ;..!... n hair and bi t. k ey. Rither
o.!d " hi ..aid. '"Who is she. F.stluT '"
"Mi lbrtha Liscomli. I ome ana i"
t'onie and I"
introduced to h-r. I s-e at otic-
111. I VOU
are inter.-st-d
'lie gjve him no
- hf "' ! followeil her throueh the .'rowd
ill H"1 n a inoi,,cnt was ifore -the lovelr
of Kirl- . -
i.i-tomlr had en the hamUmie
lormrn l..km- i-rvoiiHje almost u.- .--in
HYlH-cntf ivil Mi, Rlu.j,h- rN,m. ; nd
when she had h-nrned hi name she was
KriMo.i t0 know him ronqllt.llllv
' K-ther api.nmrhe.1. she M.til.'d
."! tl v and wel.med Mr. Wrm-r Hitha
grucetul H, . i
T" mv that he w-ms n.t plead. would
as nn-.-sil.l.- s for anv man with h
Iirt in the least dt-irrte suseel.til.le I., so
Ht 3a--ide a heautiful woman and not let-1
Pleasant. n,. WW chartne,l ; and K toif
lnteninS ended he ws more than half
m 1-ne with M.-rtha Liromh.
OiH-e or twi.-e the cold roloreil lre4
.io,ii., i ,hm, ami ttie dark eyes oujrht his
.... . .ui
otherwise (ln.-..i. Pil....- 1...I
.v.. . .. . . : . ""'
.. (.iviivus.uniuui- waun.
IHUHI IW lll'f thld nt.irniiL 1. I
Me escorted her to hi
. .... ill- IW'IIU III I laill
)"iet in hi. hand, and U-ti.re he relin
r ' on r lite tiarant How er. and -mi
a sie, t iM niiiht."
vn. rthe saloons were cleared, he sought
r-sther. he whs in the library-
h.r
li'ad Mas fa-lit upon her hands.
' Voi fa re tired. Esther, Raul he.
"." wh5 the languid resmnse. "I
m hi. k of parties How .Jid vou likf Mi..
I.iscoinh?" ;
"she if. lieautiftil. nl
ing'" j
" -Ve. s.he is Ixautiful. '
very intiTesi
Sce. you h:ive
uroppi ti n ros. t.ud
, Her eyes were ujMin his fice. nnd h. '
blusheil at his own weakni-s.
' Did 1 droii it? Oh. yes - I tookitfi-om
j M i-i I.tscmih a bouquet. ' w is hie carele-s
I reply. Anl he to etl it uimn h table near
nini. i
Don't. (icraliV: You took it as though
it was woith a fortune. .Vow that Mie i "
gone, you throw it aside, t '
I&ab, such little aett. of common gal
la'ntry signify nothing. You aurelv would
tie er heed tiieru f" i "
'No; no one ever presume" to take
Mich ,lilM rties. To me they signify noth
inr .(but I am unlike Rertlia LWoinh. "
"As tinlike as darkness to diy light, as
shadow to sunshine, " he f-aid to himself.
. he gathered the rich folds of lu r dress
around her. and again went up the great
staircase, listening to thelbeating of her
troubled heart. !
lie picked the discarded rosebud from
the ia!J!e. and hid it in the ca.-e of his
watch, jand went to his hiiniber, with
I5eih l.isminh's golden curls floating in
a misty veil lefore hiseves.-
Nitiiehou lt. t.tund himself frequently
i-alljng at Lisiitnb's hoii-e; and met Miss
l.elijii in Her elegant ttres.es. l ieen
K. ther and her dark face were forirotten.
and. in.tead. he lives only in the lit; lit of
l'.crtiia . snides.
At home. Kstht r gave her parties, invi
ted IVrtha on every o-ca.ion, and paved
the way to tit raid'- happiness, clashing
back all hope-or thought of Ion-, and liv
ing its .ht' had before he came. Love
.make, men m .-ltish, and' he saw nothing
when .he tlid all this to bring him nearer
to l'.eriha. only thinking her a dear, good
nttui'd ..ml. and nevei dreamed of the
At length he toiind word, to express niR
passion ; and one night he held llcrtha".
jewe-isl hand, and told lUT the old. old
.torv. The great black eye. Hashed, the
seal "let lip w i-n- drawn down to a Miiile,
and Ihe, golden hair drooped to hide the
liioincnfarv ll.ish upon In r cluck.
" Ah.' sinelv. Mr. Vcrner." exclaimed
the young lady. I am startled ! I)i.!ii't
you know v"
AikT fhe held up her left hand, showing
a ting of great value on a certain ringer.
Who placed it there" he a.ked.
Lord U tv niond." wms the calm reply.
And ani l to understand that you ar-
' Engaged.' !
He- dropped her hand and went out,
fa.iling at the thought that he had knelt at
het lii't t fa- treated like a fa'.v. a play
thing, and ihrough the cold streets he lied
until he u-.n hoi Esther.
lb- iat un an ottoman at lu-r to t, and
told lu-r th. whole .ad sf.ry? and .he laid
bt rcool hands upon his .head until tie
fever dejiaited
T-hcdiv-s that followed were dreary,
ones to the proud man but Est her sought
to bin! the wound, and succeeded so wed
that it was -ion. forgot ten-' And. while
with gentle words she "as -N.ihing Ihe
troubled heart, she touched a chord w 111'. I
vibrated and woke to life a holier feeling
than ever had before existed tin re.
Hue evening, similar to the one when'
he had told hi love to Bertha Liscoinb. In
leaned over E-tlier and ;tld the same
storv She turned a fane radiant with
h it."pu.e-s. and. With a heart faating r.p
turoudy, gave him fa.th her hand, w ithout
a word i ,.. .
Mv fa aiitiful my 2'io n Esther In-
tnuininred .
nd through theloud which had dark
enid her M.iing life canie this loo- to
arouse her." and bring bet jov and hope.
Bertha I.iscotub mariied Lord Lay
mond. a weabhv old nobleman, and lived
., to m-c Herald and hi4 m-en Esther
pa
fa fore h. r in their Happiness, aim .
env ytlietil
for the love and Joy she lia.l iom.
EMILY GEIGER. j
t the tiiin-to-neral (.recti retreated
fafore Lord Hawdon from Ninety-M.
vvhei. he bad l-assed Bro;,d riveiihe was
. .... ,!...ii-,His to SCIld at Older to trejl-
" ;
... .i s.,,1,,1,1- who was ml
tlie W.ltet.te.
i..iii him. t hat they !
might attack
Haw. Ion. who had divided his t,,tve.
But the general could find no man in
tint part of tin' state i who was faild
enoitgii
to undertaKe so uani;e,o.,.- .
inissioti.
Tlie colltltrvi to I e p.lssen
i ..II .
thiongli, for
many nines, was nm .
tories. wbi. on every c-
hi 1-thiisty
. ,v 1 ; .. . 1 . 1 1... I t beir haiKfa
C.lsloll lliMlOlieie...o..o. -
in the
.o.M of the WlllgS. .VI leilHio
Eiui!v
el presented hefsell to i.en-
er.d tirc.ii. and pr .n.sii, l P. . t ..- ...
' -md the general, faith' sut-
prised and deli:
1 '" " . . . ..I.I. I., .r-
Idol, Closol woo u' 1
,-il lleaccofil
dinglv wr-'te a lem-i
and delivered it. and at, -the same t ...ie
comiHiuii. atol tbecontfnts -d it m-i-ballv
to fa- told to Sumter Hi; case oi
accidents. Emily wasLvoi.ng. but as
to her --rson ..r adyei.tmes on the way
we have 1,0 turtl.er .information, except
that
she was liiouillol on 1,0,.....
day of her journey she was intercepted
bv .Lord Bawdon's scouts. ( uming
ujM.ti a
i,l,-S.lddle. ami "It ll,e on.
from the direction ot i.ieen s.,i.......
u . not 1-dng able to jell an untruth
without blushing'. Emily was suited.
:,,1 continol to a r o, : and as the
iillitrr iii command had thetnodest v not
to M-arch her at the time, he sent or
an old torv matron a n.-ne litting l..i
that ,,ir,s.se. Emily wa not wanting
i,, rx U-lieiit. and a.
was closol. and t he bust h; a ll t.le s.ifa
1 1 1 ,1. f'i I piece l.y pli ce.
sidol.she'' ii'i ' . f ,
V tier a while the matron armed, and
'd
iii st-an i.ing care.u.iy ..o,.,...T
to 1
found ot a suspicious o.v": .'": "
the prisoner, ami
i. MvT,irion fadn
ItotlllllK. " I
the ortieer ronmiaiMl
liflg the scouts sllt-
V h,n'1H"
r ""'
r,,'te to av( f
r.tnilvTto ilennrf f,
.,1... . . i. . -. i r
she took a circuitbui
further detention "awl-
o'U alter sWm,.L- ti, ... lL..
. . xj 1,1,7 l,,'u iu ouui
,. ' viv vie siie arrived in safetvi
ANECDOTE
Th.
p.lllltefV ail Vernet. the father
f . i ,, . . - ""'m:
i Hit- i;iuiif.:v Horace." of that ill-
tl
.ud. himsHr i.utatii.n l,v his cele
; ateu i.aU!.-A.en,.s, hm he excelled
il-' in a less .Jgvated hut more piquant?
'laiich ol aVt--jhat of caricature. ' j
arle Verneiwhile one day passinl
lon-r th,. HutJ haimii . Paris- Btit
, r.. : r'iuK
i liiUy "il, l'arw a street:
n.-.i,. 1 14- MM"1 ter. jommnI the' office, near the Market ' In si7e it u
wit,' . 1; ,N "Mr lw . Mr- Ther-: mg- ktar" of to-dav, and eontaio,
....... i ii 1 1 I'rjjuer in ii te I oi i7aree.
er t arriare.. and l,K',;u-V UOt-? tvr ita toy-shops Jiadl ns.-onspninr vlth' tnv own wishes, The enlarReineik of (ierman for
r. ,m ........en... "':Xtf-- rr flt'frXWUed nje a Roii5i.lerable t ime nrn ! t-! 011 the Kasferft froi, ii,.r U ranidlv
V'4 C "i "i 11(1111 1 III -
- 'ti who v;is fLkiticr tutrcliases hi one'
1 in iitt i ,i hr'P 111 :i u: inv mti.'
en who was T2ikinjr purchases in one IerifTs ollice, at the ensuing election
of t l. sho, iuuestiou. . 1 I now be have, in this jHiblie manner
A modest li'etlecoiator was at thefto solicit your rotes and inllnence -
hl moment on his Ider. engaged in pjiint' -
" ',-lwi'1 imiieau-r in toys,
and recogni.iniiis cillustiious tiro!bei3
ud iccogiaiiiiJiiscillustrious brother;
1 1 the f.i ush. hi-tune with alacrity to
is assist a u'ce al helped to set to rights
o
. i .i ... i. ... i ir ... . .
h
a ' . nenestot his
r . I ,' ! -
n,' 7? M,nPn,f!'ffe'-1 bim
P, , .. d gotd bvay of recompense..
rli. M.tag. eiclajnieilthehou.
est lellow, ref ut tg the protTeieil coin,
1 i . . . ... . "
Uils miisl Uiff t : .von won. I
imiiiiliate a tuofeAei artist V
----- , ,
Pardon.- ini-2- friend," answered
ernet. toiiehe.fH.v the man's trait f
pride, "hut Vf n?2 have rendeml me a
.rr.f iu.wi,.u - . ;4. s v. ...
I may repav vo,r i
-Xothtng easftr," replied! the- sign-
painter. " Youa e an hour to spare
while your Carrie is being meudetl;
devote that hottjo me, and sketch out
the tigures J mii iitit fr this sign
"re."- ;
The great arl39- smiled, and casta
. ii r , i.t! i. iv ill mini IIIHIIlier
glam e upward ahe Uiard-ataive tlie
window. .
While ierha')sj'sitating whether or
not to grant tip. man's ri-quest, he
found himself aat nnce, and to his
if rent aiinovanceliuiToiinded bv t hree '
inrsons. wlio b!a..sl made their a p-
Penance. ThesMere the own.-r of the
unit ins iiie aij .seraui. i.ne ror-
tuer at once U gaio covet 'ernet with -
reproaches on accent of one of hiscar-
ialtl. I.;.. . . : I.. . . .-iA -! i . a " ' r
'in m i nt- air nam. i. up ror-
ria.o. fa...,.- ini-ii ! ii..n r.i'ioi..,. 1 :.t fi...
-.;,,t i-ii-l al,,lii;nat si,,,,, -ovf r
the. trio, and iii.W.ir that thev would
-. . i r'
11 Til I' ll T 'I . ,. I.T Ti.l- ."ll-,..iTlll-.A.
thin declared hansel f ready to iir-
' i'ntu .sii i.f.-, i is .i.t . ill l.itllll r
HillO.
dciniiitv the propfitoi of the damaged
i .. . -f I
1,1 1 1 1 1
Taking in his uid the workman's
palette .and brasl;e;, he lightly sprung
up the ladder, aniViiew his adversaries'
thn-e figures in t Iff form; of three clogs,
but di'lilieatjng yvb TiiV'l ity their dress
and trappings.
A -t-..;,t bursL-jtliijiu-hter aree ip. the
nals of X'enieHi design, Willi Uieir
.list itiguished trai't of dress and man
ner, a. well as t h-o s even wit h which
t he amazed seryatj? vyas loaded.
Encouraged byllhat mark of appro
bat ion, Carle ; preceded - with - and
finished his worlvjlShd alter descending
amid , renewed j ;lause, said, to the
gentleman. " Ai-ll von Nitistied. mon
sieur '?" !f . .
That individuapeechless with rage,
re-entered the slnjif.. and as soon as he"
onld collect himself -commeiiceil' to
mutter threats aviiiist the
irtist. and
proUibly thinking to intimidate him
siMike in a nianuisuggest ive of a dial
h uge, to follow! ,4
lie was ignoraisl. however, that Ver
net was not less fSiuaster ot the sword
tn. in oi me ihumo.
t'at'Ie answeieujhe '. r.eots by eye
ing him from li.-3 to foot, and then
said totln' toy-ihler :
" What ii the ijjeeof this large glass
window here whii ffi ligfit your shop?"
What do youVXant to do witli it V".
tn.. t i".i.K?iii:in iii his turn.
. . 4 4 I 1 ... .
-I wish to tfeleh this gentleman
.!... 1. it "-.jji,fi.rni.t toilo. iketl-fol'
1111011,11 11, ""'-ii-' , "
rcph , Ind K fot doing so I am de
sirous to -knovvtf '-be Hs worth tlie
pi ici-. " .. ."Di
'.,h hoiwifis vxted to hear 110 more,
but made a prejitate exit, together
wit h his w iti-aii'4ei vant.
The workmatcik-ept .as relics the
palette and lunsl hicii the great pain
ter had made sue good ii- if. and the
sign-faiard paintfby Car 'erllet long
leTnainol an objetof public admiration
in t he Hue ( b:ij'
KEEM.
It is an inteiesrgfact that there are
very few persoiisft the World nisses
sing a peculiar '.."eniiess "of vision en-;
ahling them toN.4 certain planets wiui
the unaided ey
..r.linarv imwer '
M P..,. i.Im with the
V '---.. - -
.Iglll usually -see si v
. . 1 1 ..
of the stats ot ll- Pleiades; Kepler
nieulioiis one pfson.cwho.' with the
naked eye, coijS8 see fourteen, and
1 1 :'.n..t lio Mlm saw sixteen. Ir.
t.,,v..s an EiiL'Jitc 'clergy man .and as-
t role .iiier..
f i iiiai kable t
. .1- 1 1 1 j
.tl.sltVgUlslllim e. oo, i
. . M- W . . . . .
poyieis o
i . . . .1. ... ;. 1.
Iteu eal
UIMilivillll I" ne.,.-!'
.plest ioll-
re
atiL? to these star.
BOOT? THIEVES
reporter wfe lias been intei vewing
thi- librarians .the Philadelphia and
Mereaiil il
that, altli.
Ln&trics. nas uiscoveic.,
:h:f . former institution
ha- only
I ei 111 il es
....... .f'-Vts .milk cases 11 rn. i.
faiok cases oH-n. it
...... t:.!' watchfulness to. pre-
' . '. 4
thefts .rHfd inutilation.
( ine
VcIIl
- , . i....i.t..
vomme 01 iier..hMy. 1..... -7 ;
- 1 . . ..... -i v.. I one I I ei suue one
pjanrs. 00.0 ...- , tio
J'
l' .. .!. . ....I c,W ut
. -
l.,,,,. I ri., I Vt illltif i'.S.
I IF 1 ' .
T.M,Z:i , Sc ., : ineniiiion-v the
repoVter the ilective has arrested a-' I
doell
i.;.L.t i:i-s. inn- vv mow
V" 1-
aiurrestol in Franklin
;.,i,tr...i, volumes.
mini. bo w
s.jii.irc. had
I ft." O ' I-"' .
Thes.
VISION
i. it 1 it 1 1 "lit -' Van I .n 1 . j. .'i . ' ! ". w . ..... 11, . 1 ... iini u 1 ui. ' r-- .tr 7 ... 1
t n in, te, u ilmiHT in th. North frigates and ten mil lion., .rubles-. A us- .,,., ,, , rade. bad fa-,, j-educed; .,. V. i .,
i i n is kMJ ; . nong. si ientilie . Irian. 2h..hk. ,, ti n Lm. cannon, and (.rcnXiiU(, accepted t he ju U;.a
r, V. Hvu.'wo two of the four ;ivc ndUion nv-doilars . , tiofl ,f warehouseman at Mr. Jiic-.b . :; .
I .fa of VrailF. wi h so small and ' -MMans have fa-en laid in I urkey for rnjU .. ,,ad receivol a pre tv- u -
! . ll.L s4- fouMuch telescope. ;ommunicatng;the plague to the Aa.s.- Hucafi.n. and was well ' read jri , 1 :
u" I , trfiNI " V Ibnulm!.,. Irian and K.issi.n a,,, ues and also , her , HljKj(Vts. ; ,Ifvvould listen att.0. - f
'i-'e, . s ,.drn.n-:n;ticul:H-lv.'tiM'it--'' , . : .;, '. " hivelv to Mr. Bi ight. who, in. some , - .;,'
ot oil ago. is liiS-l U ' , ,,,,, ;; "The accon.H.t.Hlatlon which itl ,. ((f his speech, wound hi'audiioR-"" !J
aeutrxision whi7rcye..lstol ml. k.,Whi the . BusMan. :' ".V .1' f eveitement that7 1
stars. '1't.oMie.so , e, a , s Tki-articularlyoMructedby;! ,- ruWt in, -.i-apital
1
d.S t' s,,,4 m... , .- - . , PYf' ir. IlIIUIiL !I 7- I ?
..J'iii.-iT k ll'r 1 .1 . 1 IO Mill IlliMii 11 i'if. aj - 1 - - I " m - . 1 . . 1 I . . t - t
- T 7-3 - 1 . . I 1 14 I. 1 - ..,.,nt I. , . 1 ..iv Ills. 1 14 A I 1 I I M 1 . I I 1
TJ . , . ; .. L 1 1 fe ....... . luiiltrr tti. cnli I yff IV1T II -III I I M I " IrtH- r. a ; - - -4-. t
, 'if , wed tlni I. .out h the nuscular curtain fa-gins to rmild and gentleasa woman. . lie.-- r.is C-J ;
- An I.is!..;..-";- - lira e"'K And this istlW,a,pular form :v never )n known to drink ai.ydii.nd of, ... , , U
IHlle-stones J."'. the !Sman d.Vsn't keep bis motitb shut I liq',;r. .t smoke, a Pi a ,mt m. ; -'i
your quest.onsa. out g.y.tfa . w-,lf.n asWp, he will snore. V '-" i ")'.. . ,J ,, ; .,': t-;. . ;,- "j-
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THE NEWS OF 1783.
'rinantown 44 Telefia
king:
- Ti.n fi. i.,.'' ,; .. k '
th-f tt"..'"1- " '..nas.
V Germntown ladv favors us .with'
twelve Wide ro1nnm nine nf u-li.K
If Idled with advert iseinents. Some of
4 these'
W'llO are anxioilStb serve -their i-oiinl n-
- in on c a uositioiv for i,vi, n,
- ; . " v...- lun im.it i vum i
- l . P"pt of voters is asked! Thefollowinfr
re samples of the efforts thus 'made-
"To the Freemen of the ?itv- LiUr-
ties and (lountvof Ih!lalelpbia! (;en -
tlcmen : The encouragement -. which I
receive.1 tronv i.i;iiv' f fii.
t
received lrom inanv of mv fellow-citi-
J, UUIUUIC itlf mr
Itfrifl's oflfce, at the eiisuiitiir' ehctinn
iu mi i in vrii - x nnn mnrp tat t ha
J at the ensiung election.- and to assure
mai nui ana every ottier mark of
f "tr
R'ate
f your
your kindness-and annrobation wilt w
'it . r . : . r . "
4iiiii.v M-uiowiMigMI ly. imitlnnni,
-am' V"rv l""","e
- . -- .
nant im m Kee. . - ;
The aKwe appeal for .support woM. :
r the .present genera-
tlon. A restdenj of Chester county,';
however, makes h more elaborate effort
fimilnr direct ion, of which thefol-
3 OWlIlir is a eoitv " Tn 1 In. lv.i,.i,i
------ t .-. . - . iii. 4 i ireii..ni-
iters and other Fleet
V bester : Gentjeijien
t he call of rnv
?the arniv at the
it.4f.'.ii.t;..n .....i Ai.t; in : ;
S '.s-iw. unui; nini iuuuii Lie. I inei i nil i ll .
the war was hazily Jterminated hv an
fhonorahle peace 1 noV retire Jnto Vri-
-vate hfe, pleased with the reflection
Stbat my services have not been iii,vaiu,
inspired with boes t hat-af grateful, i
fcountry wili enable me again toassume
l,ie character of la citizen, at least with ,
few emhiirrassinents as when I laid
'1 aside. Impressed with' this idea,
Nina encouraged bv uiv friends; I hereby
ake the lilierty of solicit i.ng your votes-
trre ensuing election for the ()tfice of -
Sheriff, and 1 flatter myself that should
i & succeed, you will not have occasion to !
! SJa.ne yourself fn making me the oi. i
t ot your choiJ-e. I am, gentlemen,
.fe;'71.'
$ Here
'fpatheti
w 1 . " iwiu, , hiii r ninev. v
i.iniiLb. ..owi.ii T': : i.
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Jiere is another specimen of a more
.t
- lo the rreemen.
. Electors in fho r;tv l iK..,.f;0. 4. ..4, :
-4 avnig 1 ?S, a Military Officer In ;
4 lie (. oiitttiental Army, durinc the war. '
ij ..i,ti :.. r, . J i . ' ., ' '
I 41 III i ll'l. Ullk. l'141-l m TT-y.l TII4.'.
f- 1 i .... ill.. ,.y,i, u.ir
sf -',
I'eld of victory into the faisoni of jieace.
'n,l to the character of a private citi
i..,i v...: . 1 .
fen. And being encouraged bva trreat
iutnlir of my' fellow inhabitants to
5
ffer invse'f a candidate for the Sher-
.'Iffs Olfn'-e
I do most earnestly solicit
liuin votes and interest at fhe ensuing -
llecti.on, which, sliouid I . lie- so happv
lito obtain, it' will 'enable me to' look
c with pleasui-e oh the dangers "of
9 n 1 1 . 1
fejsiiect and . estofin
fiiost oliedientand vt rv bumble servant,
Iv'ndrw Porter, i.t. Colonel ( 'omnia nd
Int. Pennsylvania Kecriment of Arti!
Irv.'
I We are told thrft "on Friday last the
Honorable, the. fa enera I Assembly of
flrts i 'oinmonvVeHlth rose. '; .si'ie ic.
anioiig the laws passed during tlie ses
sion were the following :
I An act for .building' market-houses
Mm keening. a public market on lioth
iles of ('allowliill street and New
flarkef street, in trie uorinerii i.ioer-
fies of thecitvof Philadelphia.
I "An act to -em
on rage the speedy ap-
prebend ing and
bringing tO J"Ht i
fivers robliers. b.frglars and felons." ,
3 " An act tor erecting tne town 01
4eading,ii, the ountyof Berks, into ;
LMlloIlgll. MM, legitl.lliHK tne i mi ei oifr..-
preventing nuisances- ftnu encioacn-
11111 1 S 011 i ne sipiaies., .si 1 -e( s, mu.-
Ind alleys of. thH
samer and for other
mses therein
mentinied. "
An act tor
incof-iH crating the St.
fatjl's church.
ill the citv of Philadel-
.Pllia.
4Y11 act to establish a ferry over the
a o: .1 ... il,.. Cn'ii nf I i 1 1
V 1 leg in 11. 1. 1 1 . 1 -1.1 to !-. ... 4
b'urg. " " I
I "-Au act for ineorjoratiug the Bap- i
Cist church, in the township of Mont- ;
oniery and county of Philadelphia..'
Itl is announced in another portion of
ci. L o.iu.r "fhe honorable Alexan-
- :ill,... Ks.1l has resigned his corn-
mission as Lieutenant-fiovernor of the ;
4i..i.. of si.i.-.th ritroliiia bit; trreat com-
IWcial and other concerns not permit-
Mieic
ring 1
ft ali
him to coiiftinue in that elevated
.More than a. Column of the- a-
fctlte
is devoteil lo foreign news: in :
I
orsinthe Conntvof .72 .. lV iU,n,nV",;
nnnitry, by enterine into ' . UtVm .
to nmeiim.ie.'it of H.e l2"LZ:l.y,rAArm . . 1 .X!
S-l ich we are told "" the ilague rages so !; He .was in more than iweiuv engag. -injcliin
Turkey that-not only the Bus- , I ments and was' only yyoumWd once,
ii..... i..;.4. a.,.t"im all heir noits but : Fie lias'iust ilietl at Iloosick Iyalls." i
)f - F:mieror onthe side of Hungary is
forming a line K troops to prevent the.
Infection from spreading Jo his-doniin- ;
fills'.".
i - A war 1 on the evp'nf breaking out
tctw.eeii HiNsia: and Austria on one
,1 n 1 ilir .-.inn-- 1 ' in, . -. - -
'de and TnVke.y.on the other. I he re-
.'urce o .the. two tirst-nameo coun-
rtes'are' giveh as follows : Uussian.
a L a.,il i.fCtlir-liMe
HI
Cham of Crimea having surren-j
flered.bis dominions " t the Empress.; j,i;J;r)jjuj al some, 'amusing expression
luid retired to Hussia,.wl,ereheliyes in'; t'hal t itkh-.l liis ears, but he was never
i firivate character. The ( Irani is j f;(r (.Hrrj,Mj ;ruav as to forget" to poiiit
libliged "to bring out EKM"".) men- into ,;.out .. ,..,", f the speech. - ;
fiie field when the Sjguior goes to war., i ... -. . ..-:i'
I.. 1 1.. news from Paris we are' told 1 The) e is -a harmless old lunatic ab.,
In the news
I hat " that a bi'
a hd i A gen ions veteran . !
I)r. Frankliti
il prepaiing toleaVf this
. , 1
31ty iwliere lie
has resided, live -years ;,
t to hiiiiseit and prol.it
iw it h great en
a..
his count rvi.; to return to . mei i a
:h . ;...Mi irt'hi.s nnblic cbar-
Si 1 - I J ,.-1- ,-,-,-...l tlilii
511' ." . ....
1,1 M
J.ieter liV All. J4.1lliens. 'IU"llli"i
-r - " .
lav at the American hotel, and will fa
Ihortly introduf:ed at Cimrt.
DIFFERENT WAYS OF PUTTING IT.
1 v - . .
This is a sci.fntilic way : "II a man
Sfails asleeo inthe sitting in istiii e, yy it h
, - - 1.
Varieties.
IVrsia is the lahd of roses.'
The coffee free is a trative of Xf
n ea.
-Uquorice is the extract of the juUt
of a rot cnltiysite?r; in the .Kast.
-pThe(Tiveniorof ( alifornia ie etKs
the liighpst salary lainonff: f'iovernors, :
.,u ' ,, - j. .j V ;
' Can't be UKU'Eir.i.ealitv teems.
!- I. ,1 ..... . . . 1 . . , - ,
..cs,.r Miuuieni, aim you inay-.iia e
a HniH- often Uirns, out a j
r s t
. N" lla,v nre jfimnd i within the
- . ,ltaritH' fire:lv. wIiU-Avit liin the -
""''jfious almut StK speis have iH'en
collected. j i - f
i'i ' iiir tTrt ninirr prrrrp in wr
war ,1''l,;,rtmeiH. I .1 ;
The citv of Floret u-e Italy islutr"-
' dened .with so large a deht as to Ih oil
C O i iiiiiu , i ( in ji i, 1 III IU IX
'' departnjeirt. . I .1 -
theeveof bankruptcy. llefriclicitieirW
nave renirrved to .Home.
tlie liwiul f lnisi Imw ilst- .
' 4 1-
t- 1 1-i a leiuai Kaiue co iiewienee r iv
ductive ofi mild winters, Which act
renders it ilsible that s. syitetn
istsWhiclstronomershav ot M
Up, Theyvinter of 1K7H hai so fa. co,
responded '
.ri-. ,r.VAr J " J' '
" " ' K'T 11 r- n 11 o ,. n s.
iarriai?e oi- n is. sovereign-.
. i - 1 . ... .
. rK h rI'r se.t. and mqx uci
,,m ,s; m of the couh-
-,1 i' -
Smetime ago there whs a female
lecturer who.wett aHut siniiking whom I
sbe might conviiice tliat eatiij potatoes :
produced a thirst fir aIcohl;'c drinks. 1
Xow conie an ' Knglish soilhtisfrf wIicl I
declares that a vegetable ljet; is a re--.-V
markable help to I he-cure of drtinTTeur
"ess. There js: always a pte;
riety of informaflon to tie jia
progressive world.
... . . ., . . ,
asing ;va
ullin this
J W,7rZovZTX Z
r xj it
in the ,
oi -t t.w.i,...! t ..... t . i .
an niiui in ti iiirti i a.a 1 u ci'i 1 i hmp' i
i.:i. .... .1... 1.1 ....
"iiiiii vioss 1 nr. noies, aim 'ii ve or six
... ...i.;,.i. i ...... .. 1 1 . . . ..t
"l "'., i.iu uemieo,io i.y-.oin
n',', ZCA
i .. i... i
iim.iT-iii.. i'iiiiiuj in t tie- noies. i .-"iiii
. i 1
0j tlll'Setl'i
out weigh six jHuinds eacli1. ;
Rifssian cottonspiiiUei;s"willolit'ain,
in time, a very important posit ion in the ,
man ufact urine w orld. .More t ban m i. -
nxi jiluiiuls tif cotton now come yearly 4
to uussia from Central. Asia, chiefly by
the Orenburg I iail way-to Nijni
eorod and .Moscow, from Bokhara aid
Khii. . Large quantities also begin-to
eonw from I urlan, and- of a quality
was fegari led as an-exit rn ii d i na ry event .
, i ' i . - - -
LfViEVjf Y OK tifK (.ooK. (f all .
domestic fowls, the goise is the longest 'S
lived". One died :a Jew days' ago, near
Baltimore, that vas hatched in isgd.
on the day that Eiifajette Visited that
city,ii'nd during t he fty -three years of .
Its life, its owneri now rKing,id-an ad- ;
vanced age'.' lielteyed that she has real
ized fnni fea fliers and goslins fa t ween
live and six h ihuJ&.-'iI dollars. Alt hniigli .
irs specimen w;ik not the fowl that
1..: 1 It'...' ....1.1.... ...jr.. 1... I II 111, 1 fill' ' :
lain ine kohicu ;;. -.. ......---.
her -owner a pecuniary
reward nearly
e.ual to her weight in gold.! -ExrhuiKjc
xtt. ..' '... ; iti.it the -State
7 ; ; () Ul ' ,lt
ft ... . 1 1 iiti.iliilii . I 1 t tff 1 1 ll'W I 1 11 SI
" ' . . ,.,.a .,t
- j VsaU f l-.t 1 king.
Kalakua, look -a' hand 'at -the "brakes tM -
encourage, his subjects to do their fa-st
to drown the-- tire-fiend. Such a sove
reign is worth having.' lie is'not stuck:
up fa-cause of his royal blood, but is ,
willing to make himself useful, and. is
not afraid of' soiling Ids kingly hands. g;
If Kalakua Jiveiin this State the work- -ingnikti
would nbrninate him for goV""V
. .', .1: . i- J. 1.1 . ...i.t. .......4 i.. I
ciuor. notAvivnsi.amiiirg los.msi.s i.n.i.
lineag'.
Probably the only horse that Served
Ihroiigb tin" "late1 war anil-wound tip his
campaign with a visit in duty to the
plains, was Old Bill, the 'roan cliarger of ,
Col. Will. TibbittSvOf the Second New
Y'ork Cavalry. In . camp or on the
niaVch he was sluggish but -once lllidel-
fire he ulwyed-the sljgliest toucluof the
rem. vvonld jump iiHid ning. pai-i . iio
"attention to .pistol tiring fiu 111s nacK-.
and cout.i fat nirneu -i.oose .wun -1... .
certainty iitiai ne wontu uoisn
' 'iWhe'ii .llihn Bright lirft fagan his V
public career lie used to dravv upsasbid't r
synopsis of Ids ubje-ts. t lien .wpe out
tlie peroration ill fi ll, and first deljv- .
erol bis si-eches in the warehouse jo L V
his father's mill,, before Mr.N i hol;i- .
Nntfall. a workman: so tnatnc migiw-
riii.i.i. t belli and tmint-OUt ahVlieleclS.
, . fa 'or-he. vvotild IV M-fMV
i he f V,mst ick.M i ne. .who is possessed of V
the hallucination tlntt lie is the watch-'
,lian appointol lotaKe cnarge 01 .10.
fauianza. Tlieiiiinei'sl"H4anfij'"lothe hiirj."-
.4, .l vCbat lift e.time he loeK 1101 sfauni ;
011 his j m is t 'isgiyieii to slo'p at; th--engine
house, ile.js a loan who' AvouTd any-;
where "fa set doWii as a "cliiu-acter" at
tlie lirsf glance:- II is hair is itlw
whiteassnow.and hangsin ktSii'-k in'a-s-
far down uiM'ii his shoulders; ami an.
w hite fa-ard isdfpiitriarchapength.' He
is a man -medium Iieiglit.is robust iu
to.-.,, and his face nreseaits 1 ruddy and
Thfl Wnnti .el. M;.-..'..4 ... II'.. .1. -J . .
, Havu.tr .dievetl il A- ...r 1 Tm mVusl
1 1 he m in-
Mr. Nuttall. in earlvJile, wm a nain.ei .; .,
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