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TttE Patriot. GREENSBORO, N. C. !, lie G r eens bo p. f. Uf f If, Paithtr J Proprietor. OTTR COTJ1TTRT FIRST 3STID 1.4 i Established in 1021. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1878. " " 0 : --I: . I X i '.V- 7 t3 j v.''-- 11'" ' . ji-n :i'& : "i ' 1 : nr w- I f " ' ' : i5- : I " ' ' - - ' . f & . " .. .. ...L... - ; ': ' . i ' . : i '8 hates ox lurrEiiTistyo' Trnlriit.!vprtlriiiintsirl,Iln itatir ; yriy "ajTrtieaiiits quarterly in aUrauc. 1 irk. 1 mo. S mo. j 3 uk 1. a iin).. lr. 1 In. - - I 1. hi , r.S J..i 2 " - - 1 .i' K ti.00 3 4 5 - 4 ol. - i 3Ji -MA 7.i tt.nl ll.m 1.VBO Jl'.llO 10. HI 1V'1 H.Hi Jit.HI 3,'i.im I5.' fK.HI-l H.oo'; j o. - .' 11.(1' lvuo ; --i : 1 1, ' 10. HI 1-t.HI 4 ,., I - j i i 12. to 2o.ii m' :. I i I i . I Is. HI is:ni art.tri , I. i I ; 9'i.HI i.im fai iye ' h 1 a'.Hi So.ni-1 so en . 1 Ml.HI .Mi. HI 11. HI j ' : " 1 ' T higher. twenty -flV, and uV.lu" flfty t f.-nt. t New Series No. 542. 0.iirt.rrt..r ,l,w.ks,r . 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Mil- t i s i n . c i mi'l .tnifii. t-l iii.tuiK r, mt, i t!.. m a !t I lil in Ik r an 1 ,t ' f"Mh I'N'it-urr wil In r I-nt'ly i In t k ia In. ti Iter i-i-n ni'ri lli,n ti-u-i!!yi ti... i nu, tit,.,. j I li i nt tit ii;in t i -r !! -r thi -try ! ' y I.i iu. s niy l f n.- ; I ii. ay .! ' i ih i lii. ui'f Mr. r i:: r ;n l nv .-;. r !. ! h at !'ir-t -i.I.t Tin r I ... wi!, in-!'-! iii'i in- ..t 1 1 . i r l;ri i;ii.n. ai.-l IU- &:!nl;i. i wli ' ti linn ;.r .1. ml-' !.! in- .1 i..rii i:li v. ry i-iv. I h rt- h r-iia ixTiotii n!;.ii t i. -ii tl.i it:rriU fin.r il.niWri i! ii. ,.:. ran -III'". : li .Ml lillnl' ttnl 4 tf.:. r-t'l !li"- In I tl..'. All."' w i- rt 1 1 1 i ...Hi .iii) th if i. 'ju t r i . t n i- , l.. I A. i:i-t !! IH4t L itx Irin- li fl ii. U,:ii i.i i:r--. a 1 1.- y.u!i' iiiin" i t lni' . i li !'. i r. .il. ! I-.'U1:h- u n- all In- ; .i'l - i!i- - u,i d ul tin ir - li 4i . all 1 tin- t-"r t-.4 iiil il ilr;iliii, il. i t t- rii ' iK-tt. oil vlii r i . i i !iir', e I .-r nn-. I nt to Mht.t'y tin- ! i r .i'!. r r'"t'i ln-u I conii".. ! ;i !iii.t " . I i Iui,r t. ij r:.ti .ti ill tl. IiutttT. Tin- .ii.'n!.ir t m-i;t!it.t!M A !- iiinl-uiu iin-r tti.Tit In-iiii. -ti ki i.Iy un-l j l in k! p'it(:i J'Tih - !" I i!' I n. lit. uoiiM j j r - ii! it-. .1 t Im- in tin- a-'ji't t ui" a t. , ;..'.. : n.i.i.i-vloliii.li an. I i!i i-f -,!.,! in . !"lt li 1i!k j!.i:n ii . tiii.i ) :i .:i. .ir.- I.'it l-ii:n." i Sin- - ifiniii I't'int.i I-it .i!4.i h !ru' ? An-: thr- ll' l. li.y tin tf li"t !ll -li 1 i-Hi- i in'i 1! :i i.ti wl.ii li. uL n .Mir lT ' 4-r J - n ii- I.k--1 i.i' 'iiiiiN r. Iia- tl.r.r-! r ( i' iiuiiiiii.oii i li l.i.iu ui - ..ii!. alii (fi.iil.i- lliUl fill . .1m j .l.-Ili-. III.- !::: r tin iijli'. th- .us r in ti-i:., tin liri r kinA loi.-.-. .! tin ,r? ; MMMMMMMMMMMMMMilMMMMMMMililMMMMMM . - j I J . ..,.,., n ! H t WHU.-ti U. ' I " t 1 tin-in WfTy thiii I rmilil think of him, it ii' I pr.ii.-. him to tln-ir -ii!i'iii tin- cixxl li-lluw ilrscres It w in iu.W I.itv win u I t.irtcil lo ... --- . , ...... iv-.nM nuum rir m ilium Iiavt- jwi.l f,r his nisi, Uct if J V' :ur,,,,;it toul.l only have had one I'lO ut liiin .... 1 .. :.u nktotln-ti.wii. Tliccv.nin- as , .11....." "''V'"1 "llu l."e K- tl...t 1 ii !t i.. .... iiurrv t.. n,I i, ..n i 1,1 "l 's "macular arm - ..... - . . .. .. .... . 1 1(1 ..I. - - ' . ..11 ; it ii i n a 1- mt In .!!' ii ill. ! w.ilk I !i 'i- li-'til. ami I Ktro'lcl al'.nj "I'li't-rc: irilli-ji i ! tin-way. I 'n 4 i in 4 r to it p.Ht!; s lii li i iinl lo ltal throng li Mllif It-u.illt : lit i i- to a I .rook. 1 It II I In- 111. nil Toinl to i -j..n- ii. Wln it- 1 wt-nt I urn urv 1 i nn , n -i ttl. rlia you, wli know tin ! .:.: ran l.ittn a i'u". 1 know ! lb.it I iti-M il through ti tin 1 1 lom ly irlt-n f Imni . i.i Hn- lr. k iMHl, mi" I loliow- ill.' tin- uiinlui- of Ihi; stri-alll. li:i"l jtl'l n t .! . iii iii.ikin my jiy iliniu;i a : .-ii- thiikit of oM thorn tri--, w Inn I was -i.uti. il I v tin- ijhtot'; f ln:i!t- figure lliii' on tin- :l;n. I iln'W in ur and lind a xoiai iriil. ' not iliad. hut lit-pin; n t!y. What hroulii h r tin re ut ftu li a tiiin- wa a litvxti ry. Tin- ili lii-.iti t-- ! e snail noL.scribe thejoyith j which the parent who had watched I lD my. sustse cthe acrobat '4at j tt-iui.t to rescue tlir cliildren. recede,! niit-iiKiu ui ins muscular arm tln-m l.o.i VT-i"-y'TA s,si.ran- u,k,u the acrokit and j refined H,e r. , LJll.1 - and tin- uh-ain of a ln-avv t on our of In r round arms dm wa not jiroli.ihly uri'h-r y of rliin-sini; mh h a l-d-If I h id r nn nil nil what tun- ot hi r ir ...;d l.rni! ii"Ve-l th.i tin in i i li.iiii'x r. Iii-'Sit : tin- ar it w :i tin 4 Imx 11 lnur j ol I In- J- o.'i- in ;iiril I -lnnild roliahly n.'t have aMrilMiii-dtohi raiiioit.il har a d r at ill!, hilt -hotild haxi- Ml"iti-d that -In- h id im-ii ly arrived too soon at Hn- r-ndctoti-, and was waiting Tor In r -i-ti -ts to U-in the rrrcnwooil rcvi-1. Win ih. r uii"l. r u h a Miijoitiii 1 j-lmuld hue . nti;i. d to tike the liln rty 1 did I d ir init iy ; Ii .t a- it w is. I iliink my mil had nn - t mi itin in iiiiil..n-i 1 In- d. -wy nd lips throtijh wliili the Mtc-l hre.it h calm nxillh '. - w hy il was m! in human nature to re.-i-t the tenipia lii.il" loii-hiii- to the soul for the ile i iity of my r.i4-. I .nlniit my i liine.' ""Voiir loiitrition i, -i.iiii uJiat tardy, ir." npln-.I tin- h'u-irui AH-, trxiiu; li.iii ! liowu. "I ra, how Hoiij; wi-re i rushed hound inteicejit.il his attack U wn, I-o, down ! cried Sir W'il liaui, and the do sprang away from the man and sat down l.y his liiiister's side. "Now put him oiit," said the luronet, as he turned away and walkitl utT towanlthe hall. "It's no use making any more fuss alut it,'' H.iid the K'Hl-tiatureil Kame-K-eier, as Duval sprang upon his feet, h 4 lace and hands toveretl with dust and MoikI. " Vmi were w rong in the Ugmning. lie advjsed and go your way quietly." And Duval was advised ; the more easily U-4-ause of the appealing look his wife gave him as she gently wiped the I li mm from his face. He clenched his hand, and lilting it toward heaven, cried out, in the agonv of his hert, "My mm1! I ask only this favor of thee that I may one day U venge.1 ! regained tlie loa.Pind was tmrsuinnlhi. journey with alight step and l&ht heart, for he had'-?! no in fe ll. two years passed, and a Uaiitiful lady lay reclining! uj-oii a sofa ih the rtirge and richly furnished drawing riMun of a count : luausitui. Sudih-nly the luxurious silence of the room was' disturbed b a' loud clamor in the hall.' William and Lady Wind us ', not all vtmi Sir William .oner missed rjfft than he set oul Iursuit ot hun. JM 1 5 "Here," exOmed the banket, when at hist he iie up with hinr.fen deavoring to jina well-tillel pifise into DuvalVharitfT Vou have s;i)k1 my children, anUire entitled iSay entitleil to a nvSSrd."-' . Duval drew b his hand. ' I 4 "I have liad, ft'.' he said quidlv, and turning. f,.;3r hiin,, pursued i'is journey. - ....- i"e prou.j Viaronet stiMMtlooki alter him, rebulytiaud humbled. I matter ?" demanded i ln-en more than li v It w.i. : in in-"f n i n j in Juui', t 4t tfi'Iii tin p I .! W in 11 till-l.i-try lolntin lite.-. Ill thei hi is U-1. loom f" my !-t-r. Mr. t ir iri..T. liMi"--rt-d a p if tin- on Ii ' HD'-frt ol" tin h" ) ! Old. and in I had j . i . nil! Z i !. li 1 !! tr .hi Al.'f ! irin; tin- . t !.!! i: -l -line In r m.irrt ii-. - . l.i HIV Ilrll.'- In t.lli oi r 1 1.- iiiorn'n.' w i- wiirn..' . -it ih. r.-. r. Jr mi r i ..ii :i i i 1 1 . !l I -I.I. I I ' I . - :i 4- 4 : - I ! s l i iti-m r i n r li it . !- i..f.- f i ':.- .- .- ' ii . i ! ti i ;t .-,1 . I- I ' . . I . I ' .-. , . -".! !. 1 . 11... f .ii! I- f 5 In- 4 ;;. d. ' . r. -ii -i(e !. i.i V a a . i.n r- t-... ir-i Ui - w h,!.- hi- ri id x in. low. I had lt' "f" n !! a ii Mill i . 1 in, i!i..:i iii V a'!i ii' i I. 4 4-1 5 i :i : ri w in i .tie t-wh.r- I ! ! . 11 hn .1 -In-Tin ttlTi- ! u w .nd, Ji ri in z im d I. i jit-i r. ; f.s ioj.!Si t;i I't'-"lli U. .uiiii-t-d h t . urn iit lit tln'ttl. Win III w I.i- j-art !-'- Ir.-ni r itidm nu h i I I- i n in i k i i. r i ;' . ' W;!h tin iln ni.- Inv lii- - o? -k ! I.i 4 ' 1 ill iu !. .1 '! ! . I- n 1 U-1 . ir, on ;!.- t i'i'.-. an i I. : i J. -h in- :t 1 1 1 1 1 1 d -! ou iht re ? I ' It 4-oil'.d inH have minute at iii'i-i. I w .t revolving the ' i h tm of u tJing. anoi ln-r ki-s wtihout f wakim; vou.- when I heard ftNit-tes. and j had jsi-i tinn- to train the cover f the tr It f..r-"t h irl. .tie appeared. I huriicd j avtay a-ro the li. -I.N, and n at In d my J h."1. j aU.iit m.dni.-l.t. Next day I Marled I ! r !. I.oiii-. w h in i I li.i l ju-t returned i vv In ti I Ir it le d Voiir li"U-.e." I And did on I hell reeognie AliCe" I '.o. J n im iiilh-r that at first si-iht ln-r l la-e -i i lued slightly f.Uililiu. but the illl pre pa-.-1-d away, (."ill il today ! never for an in-taut .i-mk iated her with ; tin- heroine of my a!lii'"-t forgotlrli aiv t n. i tun- In l li.il umertaili liiin'lin' ot t vv i . hht and -t.irii'hl. f. at im- vv i re not at r iti-lv .ii-iin.-ui-li.thle. Tin-only womh r 1- ho.v -In- mall i.'i d. lilldi tet Ii d. to get x ' u.n' a l. vv o in, lie." "N'ovt, K Ivv ar-i." t rie. I Ali. e, in a tone I of la! iii-ttt--. "nii -uri ly do lni be. hi v e -' ' II - -t."pjd the Ii proaeh with a ki--.. "".No. "Ill I 1 1 JT . of iiiiil'-e I ! Iiol 1-elieVe aiiv;hi"' ot the kind I'.Ul. t harlo'tc." In a.l h d. v ha a -IMtl.'i tiling it is, this !". ui. !.'..! i i nt- a. 1 . oiy pa in tr around ii- -v ,'li ih- l.mta-tit innji -s o ourdreani-! Wi.i! I ii t : t v ot the lllin.l U it whith n as was i i I.oUki in ! In- oiv li , .. ill. lii'n i .) j i ," In- -aid. "'vv In I.i t .ike o.ii,aii. e of thinis I which herbalies Wen M i VI I "I- . i . . , t. . , il W oU.. ee In 1 all-Were I, vvun .1 I ..ii!.I a nine. "Ib.t l . II xl I ui v r - it io vi . I dr. vt Ironi im lie V I lllll' It lllio-l till I.-.. ti.-ni .. 1 1. i j t ! . . l i- jei iili.tr to tin- dream ( Ii i- an il 1 thin. i i t-i. mill" r ev i-. II IW.trd Liil.ln d .iiiv ay." d l he. j Hunk it '-Id inv-el: but it i- tun th. ! i-? i REVENGE. in i.i. I h, 1.1. (HI I In i ".m- I hal ifl: '.'.t ilin r W h it t -ry :. b. r ' I v .! hi! 1 1 ' v i r u Hif , No II t .114 pn ti.re of Vo I '. f I a n V i .- y , -. e " j - W l.tt !- -In- ii,. hi. la. I . . t : S 1 i . ! lit! till U . n iiiy-"!j or in v ! .': j . ;-e!y. It w.i- yoijr kn - thil . will jif. i liu. j H . . you ltdn- pS."j- rj hiv l-r.'lii. r in Saw. 'hf..w in S hi in" w him-ie.ll J- rpn t V . j A' e ! i I "Vo l W ill ! I in !- i.un. -ii i .1 I. -li k it .-I h. r 1 .r: ;t--- on Wh.-ii -In- ui" w h it ' ot 1 In- '. p- w hi- Il -hi-tr .! M r In -i-oid h i 1.'" -he -ai l. -i .ttll In r-t If 1 i . ti !! lin- I .r all !. it." i tin- -!..ry tray ly. hut a if pro p.rtif toin- !-i im - - ri i i-. v evi 1 eye dei -j'i. .I w itii an I i iinivrii- ari l vvo-i-Nt i-i-d. it w .t- wi h h i In-i k tl. aii-S a -4-ii-itiv e ouiver i .ui. 1 no; ; i t - t-i n 1 !.-!el.e it :.r-t w it It -sii,,.!!; iitt'-n -'. but Ih!- - a , ..;:,::i .- j ( ij.' a s t w In n ll -i -ry W i- hi; I Ui.i "'lit; ,. i'.. the " ii - i a im We t!i.. Ui.t In in' n ii i- v iy to r iti d t'r.ii ; v . 'I. he !.!- l--i.t. r 1b iliT.i hi- ey e- . Vld "!-Ii"-. he Ir I- 15 it ivi n'-.f" -- n: w i.i a I- ai 1 uij.ol l;i :i.-l vvln'Il i4'.'n-n!y -t.,irt-d .. jiain. ttn I.tuhed I ill 4- ttn-d. Ali.e an-t I jini-d in the tuittii. ! t in v -i t. r if vi ry heartily. My d ar litih- trii I" 1 1 i 1 I Id .ml. a- In I i.i. Id (. ik. ' d- V o hoj lo h r-U ide II :e tl.it oi ready dti. uin-d all thai almul the en. n !adv -li.it it i- tnn- K in ..rd j . Iw aid V4 II' otf .1' on. Ami t il dare itVtT til.' oi vtere I atu loiitidi nt yu pi m.1 " Hn;. n im ill tiy liiiii a lv. in pt j -i ii g. w In n you win um Mill- t' IV loll .lid n..t t a-p , ",1 1 1 in tint.. l. i voi i pr. kii" v I til re "W h il ! y w i m. i'i K lwar lr'' "T im in That iny iiniil. i ilm of that k -- i- t vi. i ! a- your ow n. mly I do m-I pi. ti lid to Uiv e Im Il i-! ri "j Mi d ir K d ward, at ihi! lime 1...1. m I'e ot Itn At", ilitl. . a Wee's -a.l or l,i-.e In. til I.-. t.e I II war I. it .1 iy - it'ter the eve ..f t John that y ou n a. In I our h.-u-e, in ! v on h id o- !v an i v i d i he d iv l I - -r.."" "My d. -f child, vv ho toJ.J y on ih .1 ll.i l j - .rrivi ! ir -in In I. . j No j-ihij. bru w e t'ipj. "I -o. ! ... i N. v. r?! i . on th it ni.'lfc of l!.e -.'1.1 I .lune I I ii" ir i iHMi.li in .-. t lux I:rt ' j- l l4 lll.f I l l.'l I mv Urn i.'h I h i ! j .-I lime . r of. tin- I',.. u 'r. e- Ih-r-.i d t',. ,-.ir.l v .t l " t r . d . I ' iii ui, ie .i.i your par; ,n thi. u, It r - I i i. -t. - ; i :. - i t t.r.. , . - r ! '.- 4 ' f ! r. ; .1 I r tr I h Iri.-nd Ml i n n f. Bl"! I rt ! i-rl o.ity U .ji. t h- sail !.. i n.;. : e ;.' i;iv -..,!,! . 1 iht , h t-h .t :tu i t. -.-n : m h r -ti n!r l y . I t tt.i. r j r. i a w -si ! t-y one .1 pi rp fi-.f.i tri.-ml lii w hn h I- tv e n, e ,' I" I. mi w i r I i. r U !.;. tuv -?. ry .d-vut mx part 'Mil I S. it w h. ii Ki i iik li il 1 1 in I- I; t 1 1 I . ? l I W 4- IH' l I II.' t-l I ..lite l.otl.e j; I),. -as"..!l !"'! .! Vt itii !l Ja'io'i l o'lT Una Ii it. a- I to.md it Monlil In- m - --try l.r in l '.' o Fraini- any w n, I t'-k the- ilm-l route i'l llnf 1 -t h'm U- of lid w ,- hi AI ir- s7 I- t -re .il.. 1 -, " had p .- d ! lie i i jn- of I i.n. I ..pe I . i I 111 I t: i m uri! w k-. t r- ior K.n.-' in I. and !---k Iii- . i umi Ir -m I. in IJ1..S t . 1 1 . !, . nrrii in- u the "I' l-.M.- Ilhlpj- 'l- th l one ot o ir i rk 1:1 a! W a I i t hp 1 . m nt f. 1 low . h i i.i r .ii 1 -5. r- living on a fi-M n-' tit tr. .i i S . an I w . t!.e 1. ir r of h r-r- tml r tr 'tn him to i I iii-.-iit I: .v.- . nt ih.-Ihin - I'V t , . , - -. I I.i..iiI,I "1.- tt t;n ill ti d ti -t 1 .44 tv I -r - -!ii. rf -it I I" Ah. "dr.'-tiii . ol . .. tr-.-. hut I l! !,! ,;,r iiii 1 t'ii h i' Ii -..nn- . v li'i In I i i "lie ;,.ii Fr ! . -o. l,av in p'. f.tv ot lii I- at inv d'.--nt-.tl. I ioj.il ;.1.,J t v i- i t!n in my - Is. ..ii"M-it n !) in N York km- of my af rii .!, or i p i !-.! nn-f..r tortnt.'lii. i m id.- 14 .! t .ur. ar. l ii tie rn.nifi of il f .! Inntr- with Fred I ii- itlil! '-I. f A TERRIBLE I. The -lit! wa- s tting ln llilld the hills ot M.i'.doii one dune veiling. wn.i an aeiob.it with Ins wile was seen p!o.l- I ; 1 1 r ahuur i be road. . 1 i ev were weary ami s.id. The ai lolut him-i-If wan. i luanaltoiit thirty, of il.uk toiiij.Iei.'ii, with raven black bin curling our his forehead. II is i yes wi le b!.i k and piercing, and there was something in his look which ln-.-i"ke a nature almie that of a mounte- i M 1 1 k. Ih- wite way some years younger, and tarried an inlaid child at ln-r breast. h I. i, had tin' apjn-aiaiice t a j- r-ou siijn nor to h r lot, and ln-r ta v as roiiieiv to look upon. Almost opposite .to him was the lod;e and gateway of a gentleman pai k. As he came nearer and l'ihed thloiigh the gale he s;iv litweell twi-uti and thirty hihlreti, in holiday a!! in-, play ing upon the lawn In fore an nd and spat imis mansion. The acioUit's eyes kindled as he 1-Miktsl in at the U-y of holiday-iiiak- is. Here was a grand chance for him. - ; Had there U-eii any one thefe whose -i niissioii he could have a-ked he would have done mi. liut then was no lie but the children themselves ; and then-tore, addressing one of the oldest, he a.-k'ti her if theV Would like to see son I his feats. The girl smilingly replied that they Would. . - Alnl HOW the eyes of Wonder o4-li-4l as w ide as tln-y could go. And so in tent iv.is the little audience in watch ing the atioKit, and so intent w.is Duval in c.itihing his brass balls, that none ol tln ni pen t ivtl that Sir Wil li, im W indus vvasappioaching with his UMUIt ke jn r. lie came toiward with rapid s'lnhs, and when within a few pu es o Ibiv.il he calltsl out to him ill a Voire of t huinh r. I " Vagal "tid ! how dared you enter belt-? ' ' ! I'oi a moment Duval sttMn astounded aiidduiubat thi-sudden interruption, lie saw U-fore him a gentleman much t.u'ir thin himself, in sli-mting coat and l'ts. with a felt hat ; nairow sliou'dei i-., his Inaring that ol .in ii i-to- r.it , with a sitting dash of a billlv. i i , p.n k up your trumpery, and In-, .lie, S.I."! the barofiet. i I nn ant in dT use, your honor; n.r t" I i.n in any one or anything 1 --i i 1 1 1 r I to you. I Miv the children and mad.- I nil. I to enter, thinking ,it would pica-- tin m to s-e my "' !i. that's ;i very old story, sa d the baron, t. W hen thieves and rspsj.-s ptovv I aU.ut ceutleineirs pal fcs We ill know that tln ir intentions ;tfe j- i bt't Iv iriim .--it ! .. I H. ' ..ii call me a thief. sirVr iii.uidi-d Duial. his dark t hi t k cnoj i , and hi- l i-s ila-hing lire. -n Will:. mi aw th- in rce spirit th. vr.i -t i n i!ii ' in t he iici obat "s bre.l.- II- lei: that In- could le t N-ar tin' Sti.l lv t' l'e he lived oil him. and th.lt hi- i'l "U I and oet In-ai ing natiiieh.ul lin t it match, llisb'ood lil'd with r.i.". ' Irupudt nt illain !" he at last t-v t laiim-d. stamping on the trrotmd. " l'. oi due'to Um. I Hie, t brow 1 tat 1 1 with your.iiiso'.ent look 'i Takethat V And iit: ing his arm If hroiight "doivn' hi whip withathud upon the aerobat's1 Un k that et-ul'I ! heard as far otf as the lodge. M id with ratr-, frenzied with insult, D iva!. w it it a tiger spring, rushed at sir started up. " What is the the Uiroiiet. j "Oh, Sir William 1 oh, my la.jy I (. i on, my tteargotMl lady ' And then J.mily shrieked three or four times, and, turning whit death, fell back in a chair. Though Kmily's information neither copious nor distinct, it veyed forcibly enough that the dren were in danger, and that a had something to do with it. The truth was, that Kmily and tMiss .loan had 1-eeii sent out in the mhj' phaeton, iindei- the charge of the page, toratlrive; that William, seeing the ! equipage, run his lat inshore ; and ! that, as Kmily declined to venture on j account of her tendency to bile, and I her dislike to sharks, he ttMik his sister I of his own lordly will ami authority, I jiinli r his protect ion. The I mat struck, I ami went down ; and, b" the greatest J goiMl fortune, William, with .loan in his arms, was able to reach the Miint" j of rock on which he now stood, j What w'c re the feelings off -up. W'in ! tins when she reached the shore, and In-held her children on a small siMit of j rock, with the sea all around them siiitMith almost as glass, it is true- but vfith the tide Mowing, and even minute covering a fresh jMiftioii of the rock on danding. t could HothiiiL' lie done sir uilaiii novv iippeaien on nn road which ran along the shore. He was followed by the old gantekeeler ; by Kmily ( aider, who had recoveml ; bv the hoiisekeeiiei', and the stable-Uiv. Well, was there no one could swim ? I'nhappilv Sir William nor the gamekeeper. The tide was rising. SniiMith as glass smooth, specious, and smiling as a lying hypocrite it was rising, and l-uly W'indus could sit that already it was licking the feet of her children. " Look, look, William!" she ex claimed, at the same time directing her husband's attention to the rock; "he lilts her up. The water is at their fe t ! My 'm1 ! can we do nothing y Yes, it w;is true. The water was at their feet" William had raised .loan in his arms, ! and ;is he saw his mother direct the baronet s attention to them, he called out, though she couldn't hear him ' " All right, mamma ; there's plenty of time Vet." rietity of time ! The sea was (lowing in. Often as the party on the shore turned their eyes in the direction in - which the stable-boy had ridden to procure a boat, there was nothing in sight. 1-idv W indus had fainted. sir William stiMitl, the picture of beware; lightning. HOW TO AVOlb-ANGKR IH'KINtlU Till Nlll STOKM. 3 ( 'hutnhrr-'s J'nirtreinai ks : - I'lifler What conditions .g- dalnage from lijtt ning .possible, an"i'what are the meSns by which the ri.-4 mav Ih- h'ssem-.Eor avoided y An L-4ated tree, standing either uion a wqle plain-or upoufan einiiieiu-e, is obibjiislv likely to deter mine a light niiiitUscharge, to "attract the lightning,";. use a common Ex pression. Tne t? .of the tree isihe nearest oiut 'toWhe cloud, and silce the tree is a l'tfeg conductor than he atr, a line drawn Vertically throUgli it to tly cloud mils the shortest "and easiest cuirse ;ilcifll(K which the elect fei ties may i-ass. ,1. when the charged cloud arrives dilly over this poijit, the ten-ioii Is trident to ovemflne the resistance altig. that line, a fis charge will take'pViice and the tree vlill 1- struck, ftut the tension be ot ullicient, the cluiiU will pass hai nil.s.s- h' tver. ilentjjtijf.it appears that a iH-rsiin stancTih;tduring a thuner storm beneath - aj-Lee so situate is fx-lHst-d to some ri. On. no accoufit, therefore, '. should ht he traveller t4jke refuge tinder ai" 9siaated trei- ; gen erally he will tlbwjfg fo avoid lj8 neih iKirhtMMl altogetlitp-; 1 ut should hcbe overtaken by a st0m when on a pliin with no shelter mr, Wle tree may sijl be made to atl'ord Ttin some protection. If he takes up ft j jisition near it, frut not under its lT-tjche-s, he will jo bably escape unliiit should the ligifit ring descend lxijt. The safmst ins tance from the tlNjj is that whicltjis equal to its hetg. ,t." I To approtlch much nearer thaifi his is to incur the risk of In-ing withdhtinrliienceof fiie stroke; to reinaiifat a much grciier distance away is .tit place one's selffin the same condititj of isolation a Hie i a his i a to to tree itself. bv all that It w-iflrave Ih'cii reinarfeed r I r. . , . . , - nolllel'll psfe has U'en stne k tTt'scriTiing' 'ts ie Il-tli8ervers ii" the phenou w henever a rU5e has lieen s -1 - i-;nV an isolatei 1 positi!ili In there who could Hot, , . , - . . : . .. I : i i ... .. agoiiv, looking ai ins cuinuen. " Are those your children V asketl a man w ho stood at Sir William's side, but whose approach had not leh noticed. The liaronet did not turn to look at the .speaker. It was some .seconds, indeed, before he recognized that any one had ad dressed him; hut when he did so, he replied, in a deep whisper of despair . "They are.'' The loan's gaet was fixed upotnthe children. Sir William's was tixed uimui him. He thought he remembered him, and mi he did, it was the acrobat. , It was Duval ! Duval, who had prayed for vengeance as the m1 favor for which he would trouble Heaven. It was Duval, at whose' door, if he could U' said eve-r to' have had one, all the miseries of like had knocked, and at whose hearth they had seated them selves. - 1'or lid not she, w hom he had loved more than himself Martha did not he lie in her cold grave, with her Imby bv ln-r side, in the same paiq-cr's collin y And now what wa-sh-ft to Duval i k s,lv to wait for death. Nay. something more to live lor rnv t-li ge ! For no Uiat made its appearance; the tide had risen six im lies nioie, ami iNisition as one ofirsolation, hover. it is not meant tl. th tree is nccfts sarily standing al-, but that it is iot one of a liuiiieroujiioup. When thi'e are Thiany tiers tbthe their collec tive conductivity fjoftin s'uIlicientS o cause iin indest ruv e discharge of ie elect ricity. ' This-ri5esicially likely! o happen when thf iri-es are wet wljh rain. lor then theirCjirfai es are coveiSid w ith a lilni of wi-r, which is a gid conductor. For thrason. the dan-r from litrhtning is; aiich less after r;Jn has legun to i'ali&han Ud'ore, wld n everything is dryiH ajH'ars, there fore, that t he safeMituatioii during a thundej?' storm i-jti. - the inilstwla wood, particulaiij Ijvthq.neiglilioihi-d of tire tallest treesi-NliVhided. In Sig h a plhce of shelteilgthe traveller iiy bike refuge- in fuljissur-tnee that ie will there le elTeihaU" shielded fn.u harm. The greatesrisk of injury frcm lightning is undifiig'tedly incurred f 'y jtersons travelling at:ross a wide ;d very tlat plain. leta$Ue iy such a sitii tion they are the ojy elevated objeefs. To lessen the risti-hich may heree somewhat seriouSjTgtvantage shouldjie taken of whatevep tgndulatioiis of sur face may exist, to'kV'p upMn the lo-v'4t' ground." No doulSo the prostrate i sition would i tpse circumstaii(s atlunl greater $ecjitj-'tJi:nt4,the erejt. It hapiens not! ujiAiui-ntiy that af i nials are diilletj bvf-lighfning undefia. rtrecto which tiiev'd lietaken thei selves for shelter.J tljeseJ cases tjie tree is struck partg in i-otisequencelif its isolation, and jRitly' on account f. the presence of the-tilmals U-neath t. I'siwlly there am 'eral, and oftjn many of them asseeeil together, higl tlletl prokibly by rror into coiibsL-t one with another. 0 'lie air, heated -hy their bodies, rises tjdove them iad.n with moisture, l.ived ; mainly frii. their breath. W 13; has not nqtid the cloud of vapjithat in the eafily. morning and in i -tain states of tie weather hangs nviii tlock of siieep-?r a herd of kine y 'iHe column of mot air ascending thresh the branehes'f the tree toward tf cloud-oilers, ?fii consequence of tht$omparitlvely hif h couductivitv of wafer," a favorable pjs, s-ine for the elecJtficitv. A herd if , .If her aunt's cousin is going to le married, and she is going to t lie wed .ding, she is sure not to have time to get- ready for so grand and ' particular an cK-casion, and so ymi are uskedTo ransack your lnixes and , drawers for scmiething That will! setoff her I old dress ami make her a (ittiilg wedding guest. She w ill remind ytii while you are doing this that her eo'ntplexion land'' style of features are ltec-nlia;, and (hat Ally certain things, which she men tions, and w hich Uhe knows you ms sess will U'coine her. ''". You have lieen years it may lie, jet ting the conveniences of housekeeping alntut you, and yoiii- neighlMir, who h;u been too slack or thriftless to do the same for herself, ities them. She lii-ts her. tub fall to pieces in the sun, and then does 'jrier washing in yours. Mhe runs her candles in: your molds, tw-ij-ts her stockiiig yami On the wheel rnr grandmother left you, sifts her pukip kins through your inlander, and grinds he spices in your 'mill, .and vou iijav count yourself furtunate if, when these tilings are wanted bv yourself, you! d not iniie lo go atter tltem. , "I 'lea.se iiia'am, w ill vou lend m little salve y Toiiimv has cut thumb." ; i'-jioiner. would. : like to imrroW little kerosene, if; you have it spare." ' . ;"I'a has lanfed his back so he ca'n't work, and ma wants hini to read her;-coull you lend him a naiK i V" ; v e want to go visiting this after noon, and would you please let us bike tlie-dtahy's carriage'. This is the way you are jK-stered, al most daily, if you fling to the gH-at army of lenders and! are so unfortun ate a ito live next neighbor to-a chronic lorrower. Yoii ln-ar it with a meek submissiveiiess that; has become habit ual with you, until Mrs. Slack comes hi some day and requests the loan of y)ur switch, as she js going West on a visit to her dear mother, and her hai which is getting thin "couldn't have Ik-cm nearer the color of yours if it 1 an grown on one head," and she is there and thiiiks of it, slu take a line-tooth coihb if you have one handy." " An ominous llu-lh leaps into your face at 't lis, and yojur- neigHlmr 'goes home empty-handed, doubtless to dill you the meanest -woman alive, but she tomes back next morning for yojur traveling-bag, and yju lend it, "thankful that the woman has a mother out WeKt, aiid hoping that her visit w ill be a long one. i ' 'i . j ! Ni'ovv some of these trouile.soiiie ple will read this nrtichi They yill Imukiw the paper toj read it and. so spongelioth on tlie publisher and sitb-scrilKo- who- has paid for it, and unless the heading should provoke their ire as suggesting something "personal,'' t hey will want to see whether some woman they know of "cat elites it.'' I; My dear friend, if vIdu are an habitiial neighbor is better than what you send back! Don't you know that yon don't alvvays return quite- as much as you ge'fr And don't yo!u know, too, that it is possible for the.! neighbor to get out of tea while she is waiting for you to pay -what you owe! her! jAnd don't you sometimes forget to pay it at all? Don't voir kiiovv that you burn her brass kettle every time vou have it to Varieties, Since ls.v. Australia h:is .coined: !,! KHU mi trold sovereigns.--. -. ; The death-U-d hat h ineki-ener phng than remorse over lost opiMufunities. - Over-one-third of the rul. prodnrr-d in Fennsylvania conies from I McKeaii ciruntv. ! -' ? :- ' hi year's experiencii,- of .-Elopement, lnaiTiage, twinsMind nvorce is the one an Indiana girl. ' Newspapers are used in iniiny pnl lic schools of the .West instead ofin-oks for rettding lessons. ' v - The superiorit y of some men is ! merely local. They are great ln-cluse 1 . neir associates are lit tle. - sj . -r'A -single linn ill tie. of Shl'tliel. 44 1, , Kiig.. tj, O h) doen of has this year ordered. Ainericaii hay rakers. Senator Anthony; of Rhode Island,' has no family. Iielives geiienuisly,. and is very social. in his; fasten. jft Over in' lioheiui i4?' is consi.lered unlucky .for a lover to visit his sweet heart, except on Thursdays ! and StuT; tlays. - - -. .. ; t " j '..., A good man' douliles t httlengTfi of. ills existence-; to have heil look bai'lc -with pleasure on existence is to live twice. j so as! to. our "put -Thei e-are .shiploads ol'; IhioH shoes lving at Uk shi)jK'd thither by calculatetl -.ou the east. war prospect ad Itel.il.. tf llflO, w In order to save coal, thi svlviinia Ihiilroad. Loudon w ti iiiericans vvl o inis- 11 id irve.s. n, Trie K ( 'ol 111 till IV 1 'i i i n its ill carries aloiiu w ith is resieetel by the ll.-breediug invites I'aihili.ti ifV.; of t he. "!"' ' i-"' ' greatness, of mi'ifl goiid turn! as iiTt In! wv .must j no in ore. of season t han lie-r relief i. of the .inning, thus saved to t he sufferers by Hie famine. ' A piece qf a marble slab from tlm w reck, of a sipip sunk.t.wenty years rig oil Long Island has j nut been recovered"' and 'found' to have been . compli-lely, lioneycoinlied by sea vjoitns. ! .( ' f-'IVes firemen one-half the coal they savtiout-i ot a specilied amoiiut tur rui'Hiiii'' I n trains, , .. ' ''!. ':---.-- V; . ( ioodr) u'eed i ng it a dignity that, most 'K'tulaht. and authorizes tin most timid. a here is much in the -owning of a doing' of it ; aud it rce a requital i.u wanting; in it. One of-the Chinese censors 7fi:U memorialized the einpoi'er to Ntop-frH. the arsenals for1" a year -and apMy thti lied by sea vjior 'asA- it is blr i "make up your preserves.-'" vou thill the knives of the cattle under an isj ix. . i .-i i i. eXlMisiti to.a ooui'iv dent that these aif country less seciir hiiniau ln-ings, wh atiifosphefe jn a Ii - i ated tree is tlis isk ; also it is ejji ils are ih the oj'Sn from .in iucy tlifln cannot affect tlie U-gree. female Growers i KEVV SKSIIU.!l:KMAi:K TrtM In Ihe fist lilllllt"&.of tTie Jtn,'il A-fir- A li f T and that s;i i isa 're- grinder and then faibto shiupeii themy Have you never thoiight what t rouble you cause your iieghlRif when you oblige her to send toj your j house, for the flat irons every time sie wants to use themy Anil has St never occurred to you that you are doing her an injury, not only in the wearing ftut'of the vari ous conveniences which her forethought has provided, but. in (appropriating to your own service tiine which belongs to her and to her family, and to which vou haviMio manner of right y : How ensA it IS for one betir olelit-- Iwitig to'diliuse pleasiut'; aitmnd him ; ainl how t inly is ;t kind heart a foun tain of gl, nlness, making everJtlinigjW its vicinity to fri-sljen ijiito siniles ! J r - ). ' L ."'' I '- ! .-Kvervt-h-ing in -g!it tloutn to I he iisfriiands', aivt l fsspm iViaVinif ihVjc-u catjon of the Khedive Would . ha li 1 lvlie lioliccd if. he should get ' out sonje In in. i-i.v. . ' K?. . , ;t; ( lie of IJisijiarek'S 1 Ml He alilllie ineiits is to keep as H Mi Veil il s t le: pistols ami ot!ier-; vveajHins with vvhiefi Ids jiissassinat inn has beeii afti'iiiipi-d. He has quite a large amfYai red colli -ii-t it hi. - : - ' 'j.-.- A r.iiighaiiiloh.-N..-; Y,, - wife, thi' other -day; f-uind a let ter . in -Jit,' hu-!-baiid's old clothes givt-n hini to . m'.i fl. -, Ni .- i eleven veiirs ago, the i h i i -which has estrange since. -' leeejpl " oil 1 two f-iinili'es ever nil ted info. GREAT GUNS. of trials wiil A series of trials w'lll lje begun towards the ei.nl of the present month on the artillery range! at Zie-sen with a monster piece of ordnance, the con struction of which has just been com- Out'of J'.i-l.:'.: men ad the- French "Tin iry in 1 -77 , only T.lV.iii'1 I.i . 1. i .... i li .. 'IT. : . li. Ill .lll'i VV I lie. I ins lf .st ronj.. proof .of thi1;' has made in -1 li.it Ml i- l-known gun fac- statedi, is to form bf the new ar- YrlkfC lovvin rowe now they saw the In.v kneel down in i heartily appreciate'-- pleted in Krupp's vye torv, and which, it is the armament of out moretl run vessels of thefiernian navy The nun has, according to a descrip tion of it given in a (iermafi military paper, a calibre of 3"-j ceiitmityres, or 13 o inches, its bore "being. therefore, nearly two inches larger than that of the !8-ton guns' with which h; Thun derer is armed ; w hile the length f the piece is 10 metres, or nearly .".; fee ti the gun being, therefore, longer Ithan ; the SU-ton ,guns which are to form the arinament ot the lutle-xinie. i ne jtro jectile tired by it - weighs 11, centners, or rather more than l,-0 pounds; tin charge consists of l:io kilogrammes, or J('i4 pounds of powder ; the bursting charge of the shell of 30 pounds of now-diir : and it is .extM-cted that the. extreme ran-e of. the gun will, not l far short of two (iernian or over nine Kn dish miles. Altogether,! then fore. the new gun is a far more powerful! weapon than tin- .30 . ce.hlimetre, the1 heaviest piecei of ordnance hitherto i x isjting in the Cerman navy , the w eight of the jirojectlle thrown by this latter Itc-ing 74(1 pounds, and charge l.V. pou nl s . I ! . n e wet I e x pe r i me n t s ti re a'l so about to be undertaken with (the Krupp armored, gun,; several important modi fications having lten introduced into its construction sime the trials which were iStadewith it last year at Itredrlar, alteralions" which will, it i- conl'nlt ntly auticipateth Im- fi.untl to have e'Ueet uaily retnetlied the weak iK-ints In 'the design the water, and ImiK lip Jls u ne nric prav ing. And only Duval could save him and his. sister -onlv Duval. He alone, of all Who st.l there, could breast the Hood to the rock, and Uiek again with the loy. Whv not tell ir William so 'i W hy not, in. hit I y Is not revenge sweet ? Ami still the tide was rising. I.ady Wimius, r.-storeil for a moment to consciousness, opened her yes ; but .... ...oto.r realized htT Intsitioll th.'ill ;tf Mrs. A. K.tory has the t!- remedied the weak iK,mts in (he de-ign ig sensible renjtks on female br- which i prevented thi: first exjM riinent- rs, which niarj rural readers wll frum lieing entirely siicc-sstiil.; ilyappreciate:f - j m ." ' I " .TTT !w TTcTTM were unable to i t regardetl as a ver stritle etlucat ion country. . 4 . - H It is a grt'al thing, w hen our .ieThp. seinane hours come, vv hen the iMifr-of bitterness is pressed to our "lips, and when.we pray !thaC it. may ikiss Jiway"j to feel that it is in-t fate, thai it-js imf 'necessity, bid tlivint-"loVe for good'eud- "' working umiii us. - . '" A large liutnlier of Jloinaii cuius . have lieen found at lin-oiist ho'rp jieai:j; llolt, Norfolk, 'laigland. "The .liscov; cry was accideiitally made by a abvrt-r-w li ile at work.! The coins,, -of which there are some thousands, Were found eiicloseil in a broken; urn. They are. in k an excellent state of preservat ion, blh observe and reyersjiUHdng perfeetly "dis-1 tinct. ; ' "- j v.., .- , . v' t!" : -,." A large nuiiill-r of IJoin;iiiir-oiiiS5 have lieen .found aVlku oitliot pk "n -II, .It N in-folk. KiiL'land.. The 'iliseov-fr- ery was acei'lt-nt ally made by :i lalxu 1 r . -while, at work. The coins, of whieli there-"are some thousands, weri--f'"Hind5 i encl'V-st-d in biolo;n urns. They are iu . an excellent state of preservat ion, hot h obverse ami reverse. 1-eing iti in t ! . tlistiuet. ' ' -; ; 4v. A A Bavarian m'yslery has 1-n .j j-; cleare.1 up thirty-nine' years after Us ! -V ( oceurreilee hy tli'e tliseove'ry of akei'- v ton at V urzbug- which a s.ni has V- i tifietl bva tit feet in the teeth and by; '; the -pect.K-les found with it as that -oV- his father, a Jew ish j'H-dtller. who ..tin ar-c-orintalily tlisapi-eatftl in lsi'. wflh consiileiable tnoiiey . on his "" t-rsoir. SubKetpieiit, invesl igai ion has shown tha-tV a -servant in the stable' under whieh the remains Wert- found, who has since .lied, knew of the nmiii-y the Jew carried, entiee'l him into t in' hie, killed, ro'l.-'l and buried It i rif . ..- Tin-1 '1 incessof Wales has sent hr weddillg Ik iU" 1 1 nit-ln b b 1" to tlie. I'.U is t vliihil ion -The Princess Alice's tall is I already there." The. latter was U-rj" gift of his " Highne-s ihe .M-aliaraj.i-i Tlnleen Siiedi. and is all ohji-ct of great 1 iii ;'!' Does it ever entei into the miiiuju, f the woman who. cJ.pIains of thti.l-ff- rowing proiteiisitpy! of her neighl-; ; that Hn- lenders) themselves iia : .Mi nt measun' resi"njsible for the 1-sr-! rowingy Certain. iii wotihl stM.n "cease fy oiil the lalnl there were no onfX-:und to em-oiir.e the thriftless habitfrhe habit of r rowing grows uiMbint?a habits gi ,.r..iiv,i whi-rheri 5oil or lititl. ami fsie ri ,10 . '1 - - - - : U. by is that irorrow-isrs ?if WHAT W NEED; J We need able ami 'educated men in a-M-ieu'lt ure and man u fact 11 re, ami Hn-ie is not a department under those titles that may not le elevated, not aloi ie in "name; but in its peniianent Vi.il net as it factor in its1 well U-ing by suii'i rec'ruits as oiiir colleges might furnish Students fresh from the umvt rsity in, tmi at it to toiL't-t that; there is lieauty. It was .designed and inauir fact 1 1 red bv I r i l"i 1 -V Kyder, or .evv lioml utrH-t, ami is formed of; crista! ' ile rot: he stu'ihled with pink c Mala ml ; I Indian gems, the ring for the- finger and chain attached being ornamented f large .size. 11: is made w it Ii pear! hie! lMirrow 'ingv m tea. or a hank he relats.il into m-ipi""".'' . ... " 1 1 .. -1 it......i i ; latest magazine, a2.d th.it ,r dam . . L;lV,s a,e Imnlly ot, or your 1-st reiueiinni me. ...- - - , l.i.i.. coiuli. For two long . oie-cioL,. --''-; , - d for Voll for re veil ire Ulill Voll vt-art I thirsted for it. and prayt it. Ih-a veil has sent it to me . A bright light shot from his eyes as he .said this, ami then he slowly walked down to within a few iaces of. the water. He undressed, he waded mt the.M-a until it came up to his breast, ami then throwing himself forward, struck out for the rtck. 1 1 . woman- wno ne .. .-.. il 11 1 llii Ai of thread, will soonTsk you tor y.Jir ne I ore cite t ii y, $is coolly as though shthought you mast bi-l it a privilege -.Ten. tm-in. ier r il.teclot hs ;ire alvi vs "in iw- w - t - - . at such times. Sinvl ts alwavs f.trgjft- tin ' t send to the ore tor tea, sug-r, staich, ami a dozer ther such tlimS-, 1 and the reason knows you have i them to her. ; f. irirt-t is lie Ueui and-will ltnl ' something practical in life to which their education is only an ihtfo.iu. jt i-n. and that if it helps them m law, m ...lieiiis mid in 1 heolo 'V: it will also lie an aid to them in those -other suits w hich are equally associated hational'progress ami prosjierity. A fewmatter-f-fact- sermons lr. IValmdv tieliveied, just at the when voiing men's ' mimls ami feelings are the most receptive might lead them to indulge less in thoughts of ling carried through ' life on t-eds of llowery e;ise, and mole of following avocations which w ill in the end., yield i not oulv pleasure, but prolit. ; pur- with like time i to 0111 , with a seciei spi.iugr ! throws'oilt foiir supports tost and npoTr.. the table, "or it can U carrieil in. tin?' ; haml. 1 ; ' .-"Mr. (Jrattan: (i'eary, clitor Wf T!f : : 7V .'.-- 'f IniV't, ha -arrivetl in Fans ; 'front Bombay, -having proceeded- over, .. land through the .-ultah's Asiatic ter: ' ritorvas far as t In Mediterranean, lb i was oblize.l to fi-te on hoisehaik ..ver I a thousand miles through a w-ild coutw ! try touching the line of the retreat nf the Ten Thousand, now inleieil by -1 invinir Kurds. In order to catch -.. Steamer at A lexiunlretta, lie travel t' '' a 'hundred l.niles iit the saddle without j rest. He visited tlahyloii oil tli way ! and fouml a native engaged, in tliggiiig ' up the remains of ancient, -palaces to I sell ok siH'culation as bid bricks, : -. - a: i , ' - n;'V7 ; 1 fvlv!:-7 A--" "" ! , ? f-J' " ' 1 ( - i: - f "-"!'U:'-"; Jl-"; 1 U' H ,.tiT'-r.lif"'' !'' 1 1 JT -:. '' H----T'-1jS j, U- rt.i.?;i ':-:i ; i - - ;. A.- . ill i I h- 1
The Greensboro Patriot (Greensboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 28, 1878, edition 1
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