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I he Veuad the fetvice of .oaie
'1 raeehanic, ndjwUl he pre-
j pred ti d snjjkin l of
Sniithinir or W?od Work,
PA1NTIKO jind TIMMIKO. -
I 1 Ifse very Utet ntjlejand ft s rea
fhalle prirti a ""t work can tt
dune any w hjre.
I !.all enlt avr l uf l taatertal
it throuv. and hve the work done
e!l, o a to oMain thtt. -t reult.
t wt ill ! ri rinih tine Furniture of
:t Vn I. Would t '!ee I to hae a
irHl fr-.m any who net? worW.
My sl."P i In th lla" huil iinjt
oil IAi Mrttt. :
Hei ertfully,
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. H. HABRIS.
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Saviour, Have Pity.
It V t . K. M.
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U tnfn!.h-, faii.t, anj falter in the
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We t ar the !3t if n.nrtii f, oto and
all.
Vt ti.f, lur-(l fi 5y :i-iwn' mjMIc
trt ; r.
tn tiar!r!, LStr. !!, in the tt nrj.! r"
hji:r
Leap frtsi lluir iiiu.u-N
hts-rlj!
Mill (IV
iMtn th s!j-i .f ui !ark, awful
nSIil.
l, r. t h.
In t!rfi-" Mi'14c-r than tht r!ouui of
I.Ike L'fi'-i lul t.i.w m tn r Uucliiii 111
th. t.r..-
t'. if .! n Jo 1 ar:!i hy fury uf the t.'at.
U hat j.itr bt!i tl w.rl l, doar Lord.
Ii'r Hirst ;
1 h, 1 in tinr. tay, in iihtcv stay
I he .'i.rnf ul iiM- kiiij; and tbe taunt
wliirli !ay.
Iftlp u. d.ar hfit, no crutl stones
to i x-l
T lake th- life ! w ! ti.li d. Lit !!
lin ttie oi;e t'r.k. n, irk,and ore.
Our warm Mjnhin-, vin
r v. ''. U t ri"
Fr..:u ..nt tht- i!u-t and ruin where it
AnJ I. 1 ihc falK-n titeha.-W to thy feet,
I h. n. liryt lti -u ian, J.-t ll.y won!
f-.rt
And lei and ! n.S r. altli an.l life;
rt;i.'r
"Ntitlii rd.i I iii.f tun Hire, in
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TEN COMMANDMENTS.
n 0
jbancis and
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Or.? Snnday Tal!"t for Hu
Another for Wive
I I'-rr. from ' rjitfj,
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is a uiHav "trimr ot i.-w cur
man Imrr.t' for hu!iir.d
,ii;.t,
I on f I ...nr.-.. if iti'..f -ih nr I
happv marria-e." the mihtv
dollar, therefore, halt ihou make
r.iu tally fati-factory arrar.enu nt
with thy nife concerning her pecu-
fni.iry allowance, immediately upon
ntvrij; : th niatrimoni.il rank.
rii'M.
TI.- -; h;lt i;d ir.ake thv wifeV
d:j?is I inlrn-oinu lv
l.y - "I' - rn -
ou.eho.d man -
hT t -.ki::r: and h
a n.ent to thv mother. f-T everv
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trt:- wife il.tth the best that he
po--ib!y can.
THiia.
Thou .-halt nd take thy wife to
aerount for -hortcomings, but over
look slight failings and bear pa
tiently with faults, as thou wonhlst
t 1 it th" Lord thy Cod did unto
thine o a n weakne-s.
lol'UJII.
lit iu ruber that thy wife is as-
i -1 i r; tl;.e very materially (finan
cially) by bein maid of all work,
houst'k eper, ea metres. nure antl
cook, six days fhalt thou over
look unavoidable delays antl mis-
Stakes (which annoy thy good wife
as much as 1 hey th thee), antl every
s. entfi ti.iy thou shall allow her to
r t from arduous household duties
.in! ti:jy thy cheerful companion
ship. ItlTII.
Ilon .r thy wife with thy implicit
ennlidvi.ee in nl! things, that she
mav coun-.-I and advice thee, and
lemi ht-r aita:iee over hanl places
in time of trouble. t
-IXTII.
Thou fhalt ri"t kill thy wife's
rt -j" e! for thee by thin4 those
things which would grieve tl.ee if
done hy her.
-tVI.NTH.
Thou halt not commit the great
error of being ashamed to apojn-
gic to thy wife, ami thou sjjalt al-
w ivsdountn her as thtu wouhUt
that
ie .oUItl tin uni' nice
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NINTH.
Thou .-halt not bear ill will
against thy wife w ithout just cnue,
but -halt at all times permit her
to tlefetal her- If.
ti nth.
T!:'".! "halt not cover the pleas
ures of the club, nor any other ni
tertaiumt nt where thy wife must
be ixeluiletl. but find comfort and
njovmvnt in the bo mm of thine
own'familv, whom it is thy duty to
IbuV. cherish anl make happy.
For the Wife.
ni;-r.
-I ..m 1 -ri.it barrier In Iierfcct
matrimonial h irmonv." siy sliick
.Ttmper; th'.u shall, therefore,
rithef make every etfort to get me
thoroughly under control, or be
fciire thy husband doth not jiossess
the same unfortunate trait. (
ltNt.
Thou "halt not 'make unto thee
any evil imaginations concerning
tht- bu .band f being jealous
,) for Ih-ai canst neer !
appy witho'ut pl-.cing im- !
idence and iru-t in him. t
upiciou
be truly bar
pi ic it confide
TltlKP
Tbi n .: :. ,. r tt...l
ii... i.ii -titl of
I ol KTH.
. her phvsicians are somewnai an- ; , red. and his Id 1 ml m;. , railed
Ihvushalt no! te:,l happy mo- a , ;cr C()ndition. 1 !,,;iVa- he explaihtd v.ai
rnent- from thy wife l.y parting ; , t - , U.r J.uMn't
from her in nr-'cr. but -forgive and ,l""u'1 1 , s 'f 1 1 ' l i '
Ind avoid the parrels, Michael I, ivitt think that x- ! t that 3
h.cl. are the greatest ddtroyer, ton or Dilhu, ill be rh.,,n leader ; :,nal.y " n-t d 'r"'1 it ?u ;
of matrimonial bli.-. f of the Irish movement. Sexton ng on l. n - - -
wouhl prt.bablv be the man. UutMh; the u ho.e , ci o d. 1 Kt pt
wman's exi-tence, and thu re- t ro..a leadin- from the city and ver, gamming is ruu . ... . a tree-trunk an u -w,
woman s exi lenct, the ro.iU tat,IP- f . thc tirgt floor, anu keptn at all ; saVg he llas wulked over the knobs,
''t1' f" .l'1 tht Hev WiO.!ti.ne,. If you are a cat&Jl player, j an;, never a ,ign of any smoke nris
iTZTou -volver you ,fd eo , in ouia X .een It; there- K
intere. ingtopiV; .nd en.IeUor in was found that one llg Cut winner, as the gam i Jre v- wollKl he. above his head, an.l.ng
every wav to retain thy hu-band' ! rokVa above the knee, an.! 1 e ty pUyed with revolvers fl he man in a rigid coluinn. Over one hun
eery way iu ict . wasurtotta ....... ,i..r . -ets out his irun tfu-'tiuickest . ,ir..,i lieiin e .saw this gnjoke last
lull Biiii"i"i ' - r.PpntMi, rvinii : i . " .i- :.... :. . .... , . ,ii..... o. ....
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- -i .1... f..- ftrt : l""i "". . . 1 ,. . A la.rr, with at I
j lltmemuer. . i. ur-...-..... wn ,w bfo' rn, and tne ntse K'-r game " 'i " The De Beers Diamond Company!
(duty to p eatte -er hsb,nd S.x ,iCerat,d fearfully. Pes.je, fu 1 revolve r take t 1 . rlv reports a protit for las
day shall thm, lab-r u g--J l)avi, Uve L , tAdl nearly alla .. ; ontT mlion pounds sterl
jcok, tidy h'usfiie ' r t y v .. J.,. bruised and cut in !cv-: pass the time, you kn.v. India- tar oi n
jful cmpanion. to t-tify thy i.u-, -. . ee SaliBburv iitrUl.l napolis i. $ i1"- 1 ;
tdialt strive to inako the happiest
in In existence.
- HIT!!.
I Honor thev htisbau.l ami tpentl
in over Jits tault?, but ryunt up
h i poJ iUalitif, ami tte .what
blessing lu will Ihthdio to t hr.aii!
what h cotiti-ntctl wife timij h.-ir 1
be.
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i Thiii !: It not kill hnailV.-t
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I I'V Im.-wii iiti !n-itiu;:iMr i:i
trou!!t.
Io-i:!:ii:.
.K:rii.
j Thou phult not commit the -rrr
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'own home. Let him tlo as he pi-
I f1, and do thou t hy utmost to muki
' home tfu iut phanair)' Mint mi
earth, where he will forget huMne-s entirely on the farriier, an A fur
carr and worldly troubles, and nirhes one w it h a wonderf rJ fpsight
where he uill find comfort, peace jn0 tie t l.aractcristicif.V the
anI genuine happine. hiornev-handed tons of l'er-
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KHiiiTii.
Thou. hlt tifd steal from th y
r.r tl-ni. I...
coming li- attentive to ilresA nml
j manner than during eourtship
i NINTH.
Thoti i-lialt not U ar tales to
1 others concern in-; thv IniKhandV
(action and family alTair. nor un
veil tn ftliorteotnings to a tliinl
person.
TENTH.
Thou slial not covet luxuries,
j which may l.rinjr thy husband to tt). If it had. Waterbufyvorks
tinant.ia .linieultu,,, or perhaps j aI1 u, ,,late.l ease, and wL'-?worth
! ruin; nor social p!casurcn, whidii,,!, ,,,t I could sell it t(3i Tinner
j thy
thv hufibnnd doth not enjoy; nor
mi-ion work, which causeth thee
lo neglect t!iy household duties.
lor home is woman (t puere, anu
In r blissful communion and happi
i n , w"
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itiiouiio .urn i iiuuiiii
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THE IRISH LEADER DEAD.
Charles Stewart Parnell Died Late
Tuesday Night.
I.oMuN, Oct. 7. Charlc Stew
art r.irntl!. the Irih leader, iicl
. U h((lU(, ,a ilit:liton Tuesdav
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rm: ni ws ix 1 omm.n.
!
L..M-.N, Oct. . Great Iintain
an.I Ireland were
startled thi
morning hy the utterly unmoved-
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riv 11 n hi
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that Charles
Stewart 1'arnHl, the noted Irir!i
1. j t:. t it... 1.. .. t 1 .'o t..t
leaner, uieti mjuuchij
night, at his home in Urighton. No
lor announccmeni niai ' ""(inhlii-other as he m
o.ie in i.oauun appear? it. oate j , , lh lIVt. smile, "I have with
known that the Irish leader was ; Ul itfortune, and;im obllgdl
even slightly ill. His death is said ., j,.,;,,-, Jtt Ilo monevltv give
to have been .indirectly duo to a , .,!., v- iJit. rrs,I)ted the fajnlir.
chill whkh he caught last week.j j-j do not ask for charf;C;' con
and which at first was not regard- ti,a,ed th' voting man. ij.jj.-ivea
ed as being of a serious nature. :ltc iierewhich I pi,4'oVe to
Mr. Parnell arrived at his home at n,iri... f,',r e;,sh to r'tjivc my
Hrightwn from Ireland on Thurs-1 u.llV,,r:trr i iuliarrassmer".w
day and complained of sutferifig I ..j) ,, wa.:r u o vifh.A -r
from u chill, and was compelled to 1 .,..jt Jt.t I!M. t.Xplain. Jfgre is a
take his bed. On Friday, n medical 'v !r!l wnrtj, i;,o. 1 uMlell it
consultation Vas Im Id. On Sunday
the physicians again came together
in consultation, and it was then
a-.'reeti that the tli-t inguihed pati-
ent had been attack-.l by acute '
rhcumati-m. At that time Mr. :
Parnell was mi tier in- great pain 1
and w.!. growing perceptibly Keak- '
tr. Several hours before his death.
he became unconscious and nt re-
uiained until t!;e end.
Mrs. l'arncll and the physicians :
were the only ones at the bedside
when the dying man passed away.
Mrs. l'arncll believed up to the mo
ment when death came to thorough
ly disabuse her. that her husband
would recover. Mrs. Parnell, who
j been completely devoted to heruj WorhI." "ft
husband, refusing to leave his btd- j' hen the coltish " yor Af ' 1:1:111
side for even an hour's rest, is ut-
terly prostrated by the shock ami
party.
ind words
Mr. Darilt had onlv kin
for Mr. Parnell. ami he and tht
others interviewed hoped that ; the 1
Irish faction! would now be Uhiud. :
ji tin mVaktiit intfkmi wi i.
LonVon. Oct. 7. In an interview
this morning Mr. Justin McCarthy
expressed himself as deeply all'ec
ted by the death of Mr. parnell
Mr. McCarthy hoped that those
who had followed the dead leader
would return to the party and, so
end dis-ension. The speaker's tone
.....1 ..,..,, ..r wire eMires-lve anu
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indicative of sincere sorrow.
All Broken Up-
Mr H. F. Davis, an Ashevillej
man. who is between fifty antl sixtyj
years old. went out with two youn J
to f.tther chestnuts. IU
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1 . i. n.t n- 11 iroceen
Climoeu ine iivc " 1
ing to -hake the fruit down, when a
limb broke and shook him down
The scjuel is related by iboOh.-M
.. '.. t i..i,i, i.nt thfr
.-lie .
great as tb
js. Mi
to OUI llll
force nl I lie in.it n.
' niWt blm onccciou.. MI
-iil.aa iUnt. mn &V
Lnw-rallt CUt M
il...r broken ne ir tlie atikb
Oae
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no leader will ever be given the III- !el,f an. I t he yiq: man
power that Parnell had. The rial . rirom V. ' U will have ;A rmf,,i
leader-hip will be through the ex-..f s.-rr.ov to hug for a y e.,.v e.(!i,. .
CCUtive council of the Federath.r, ! lie .b i'l k-.-wt l..t . ..j - rt he
I 1 ,.r h IrUb t.:irli:imetarv ; ".v .rer-. h iving ht .i.Tof the
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TTIZ DRUMMER FROM u3T0N
Has aa Armtul of Sorroii' fj Hug;
for Hi5 Smartness - i
Among the p.wenr 1 I'hil
adeljdiia train com ins; :rr!i the
other day were eeral York
drummers. One of the l.tliSr wag
-It ii-li omi man, wlt prided
.'elf on beinp: a gtudtii! ft" f hu
.11 nature. Where a nwLler of
dj niiiir.ers are atheredt.ether
t Urv nu will hear boaiii: and
i,-zin, and eaeh and tfev one
a 111 j. :t f1.rw.7M his priicular
fpeeu.hv t!ir- Lest joke'.ofj irick
of! li e ?eaM.t:. The von m Oman's
-I . i v wns iiv anu oy u.iy ex
; . ..!. Said lie : r
; "lien tit men, I have J.'y little
e icme which I have n;nd the
John Ilenrv scheme. It 1 f orL-frl
' n-sps you (linn t know fiit the
j : Miner naturally the iiH eus-
1 fMcious T)t rson in exist en AavV.:ilh5t
j "( ofV..ru t maile the-jim of
M:arier!.' ,
Two ir three of the crolIoubt
jtl olibted the truth of the &Kt':rsion,
wlieh was just what thfi foltish
yopni; man deireil, and ciilnnued :
I propose to prove wh.i'jl have
aijd. I hae made a stiuv the
farmer, and I know him fplr head
to iheel. You all pee thiiatchV
It Is a hin;-up timepiece tJ cost
f,,f fi:t art easy as rolling a Ic.
; J jt ftrai'ht fjoods ,'tl'wouhl
' M4r- a fHrmer to deatli t.3 .f'er it
, htm for ten
i - think he'd
snnp it up iiserv-
.r .1
. i rue n I Jit'
Iiov
I hat on an'n
1 lo re 1 - prooaoiy ar, sv;mi one
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! falnier in the co teh nli (T. I'll
t Let you an even .f 10 li.f; I will
j oiler him this u
1 1 -!i for
L and
ih
will fa e 1 ne for a fakif :tjiid re-
in ft to in v-t. t t;
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After some hesitation tettakes
were put up. and, followed J?v two
of
f d
the p trfy, the yunx mirenter-
t Ui a i lay coaen. ;v imosi i :jv nrs
prissenger in sight was iniddle
i it. t i ... - ,1
1 ilav coaen. A I III OS I l nrst
ngi d fanner.- He had oir. 'Jn old
st flaw -hat. was. without u-trollar.
t m. f
,,,)(. lf ,; cowhide bo Crested
! otjier -at as he iufrested
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' lu n.0if jri ;l newspnptr. v V
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! t-.lv Irienil, oetran tie t OUIiil
,.!, .,s j,,. smiJ,,i a MahiaAid se-
f,,f I0. Take it arid I00W i&avcr."
' t ji(. f;trl;H.r hesitated f '.-V 4
'k A w hile
ear.
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...h ,i., ,. ,..,, jr. i,,., jt
ok i! 1. nee !" wive an
(....iia ,,, h,-. .rpest
, . n ia llU . Mt h:j, j , .,. ,
1.. t-.L. -i for a ina-eed." t fc
..N ,.,. I;tk,.. w,u-..r fvsecd,
u . li(,a, ivliow. " I siiupifer to
dear fellow. I simp,- '3ihi
1 y o 1 111 y -i' 1 0 H.-iich Ci F 1 0.
Oh, th.,!
!:
v.U1 gui
take ;t !
2
lie dropped t he
I"
ekt, fished up a ten -Ldi',ir bill,
arid continued : 'J I
"Half the wheels muybj gone
icn I cony to examine i'.? but a
lb-r mu-t take !ome cfaLices in
w
. , ,lrlM.,i rfM aid w hite aniW'jjic and
j j, .. niiled and stuttered JJdl sia
Ill-
1 trick anu t xp- cii.j.
jt, had that f;.naer
x ii- el iio he w int wo
rk
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post-" iau an
nil
;our in nuvni.-e. 11 j;
If
did it
vould break .i- miSig i.V'Pcoiihil
ng heart.i M.
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Thev Ecat Any Hand in abWashins-1
ton Tokcr Gamt-. .
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Sergt". Steele t f ) A -fy i tMl V; I
State is in t'wa ..:t a fo'.-, uotith- ,
vacat un
Mr. Site
w.t" fannect-
ed with the recruiting sf,.teti here
during ls.sl and tSS2 H?.l''this is
th.. iirt time he has beeA i5 India-
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napolis sinc then.
How do. the people in Washing
ton tand for President t; Risked a
1 reporter.
-Harrison is goml Jtsigu itr
them. KverV I5epilblicsj.'-qhere is
for Harrison. The Dem its.want
Cleveland." - ' v
-Wh.ii is the chief oejariatioii of
the citi.eiis of Vancouver rf' '
"li.lU.Oill.rf
teems t'0?Ke 'tie
! lead there
The pcopU:;4" India-
! napolis don't know whajM
in although they have ii f -w
nal,Iis don't know whav;j:rahling j
. . ... 1 tl
.."Uougn ,u y .e 4,
cami's iicre, ivmu. jr".'
wins the jacK poi. hin 'i'.iip'
. 1 . 4 ... s... ... ,,. ,.
t!u-h or lours are uowinrgiu a
i i . jt : .. ....
Names of the Months Etc.
t ! r roni an idol of l!:e sun enmps
I Sunday ; .or, in other words, upon
the day we now hold sacred ; a the
the Sahbath, the arieients worship
ped the sun. . ;
On the second day of the -wc'k
the old Saxons worshipped the
moon, 'calling it .Moondav.'" V"c
drop one "o" and call it MornWy.
Tiiiseo, from which t i to word
Tuesday is derived, wsts orn-oif the
most ancient and 'popular jfotN of
aucitnc uermain:-ine tniru nay
of t!ie week whs dedicated to hi
lay
worshin. i 1
Woden from wTiom we have the
name Wednesday; was a. Pritice of
high standing among the Saxons.
His image was prayed to for victo
ry. On the third day after eaeh
succeeding sun worship .the old
Saxons spent hours- invoking the
blessings of Woden.' !
- Thbr was god of the chase and
was represented as being seated on
a couch of skins with 12 stars over
his head and a sceptre in his hand.
Thursday or 44 Thor's day v was the
day Thor was worshipped. ;
Frigga, from whom Kddaj is de
rived, was either a god ojr a god
dess, according to time andj coun
try. As a m m he was si! great
hunter and warior, alwa3-s I repre
sented with a drawn s'word iu one
hand and a bow in the other. In
the Scandinavian countries Krigga
was called the ''Venus of the
North, " and the sixth day of the
week was consecrated to her wor
ship. --
Saturday is usually said to-have
taken its name from Saturn, and to
literally mean " Saturn's Dav."
Saturn, in mythology, is one of the
oldest' and principal deities. The
t-eventh day of the .week-; was re
served for his worship. As a Saxon
deviuity Sater occupies a similar
position. He was represented as a
thin-vis, iged, long-haired indivi
dual whose looks bespoke one thor
oughly wretched. I
In looking up the peculiar names
given to ea!i of the 1'2 months of
the year, it becomes necessary for
us to go back to the time of the
old Iloman., who have imposed
upon us a set ot "names for the
months equally as absurd as those
the Norsemen, the Scandinavians
and Saxons applied to ;the days of
the week.
January. is from Janus, the god
of doors and gates;' his ..month
opened the year; some say that lie
was two-faced and could look back
on the past year and forward to
the coming. !
February is from -'VV'o, to
purify, j j
March was originally the first
month of the year, and jnamed for
Mars, the god of war. j
April is from "yfvVe, to open,
and is so called beeausej it is the
month t)f opening buds.
May is usually said to have been
so called in honor of Main, the
mother of Mercury, bu: this' ap
pears to b- erroneous:. Modern
lexicographers concur irj the fopin-
! ,hi,t ,he r"ot l'1 1S "
j c.nti action of the'Ldtin word
u,.,;s, and that if simply, means
Z"w or f,,e h",n'h t!''"''f'' I
V" lro,n -li'"'-'. thfc patron d
marriage, ami is, inejeiure, me
favorite month fto" weddings.
July W!is nameJ for J 4.1 1 i 11 s Ca-sar
and August for Augustus Ca-sar.
Originally, so the story, goes, Au
gust bad but oO days and February j
". in the common yean and .10 iu i
a .
tine tiay limn itijiiuh ' ;
!l In A il.riut ' 1.
11 1- . Jiuj,u...
September, October,. November
and December are hi ca lied because
'thev were .originally the seventh,
.eighth, ninth and tenth' months of
the yeat. 'The names are inappro
priate and rank misnomers as now
applied. Iiljo-I'Ik-.
TFIE BLUE RIDGE SMOKES.
1 .
I Pillars of Smoke P.ising From the
j Mountains in Buncombe. -
j Watch Knob, in Huncombe coun
jtv, not far .from' Cooper's; is still
i sen d i ng ; fort h its columns of smoke.
Not only Watch Knob, but more
j than half a dozen other Small peaks
in that vicinity vie with each other
fin the j amount, of smoke and the
i regularity of the phenomenon.- Tin?
people 01 mat iciiiu .uc
interest; in these smoking peaks.
Last year there were only two or"
three peaks from which the smoke
.... 1 : .... 1. : -.
cou hi bt- seen a se
v,.;ir all is ehange(
cciming. inn mis
fhe knobs be-
gati sniOKing a coupie or moie 01
w eeks ago. .
Mr. Oregg says he Mrst discov
ered the phenomenon on Watch
Knob. It whs shortly after the
earthquake at "Charleston several
years ago. Since that time the
smoking has begun, in the fall each
year, continuing a month or more,
andean be witnessed almost any
clear day, and even on cloudy days,
when the fog is not too near the
earth, j The smoking begins at
from to 11 o'clock in the morn
in , and ends about d in the after
noon. :At uuics, Mr. Grtggsays,
. 1 ... . . r
a; maUV as eight .columns can
he
. . , 1- ti......
uttB anting :
lareonui jwku mp", -
. , II l... 1 w. 1 I ... .
week', anu an woo Vna-u. ;
. . it M'.i
Aslieviile Ltczto.
leap years. Augustus wa- je.-uou i
that Julius' month had inre tlavsj
than his own. Therefore he "JU,,
::2W5 ALL OVEE THE COUNTRY
Uiiltimore Democrats yesterday
nominated F. C. Latrot'e for a sixth
term as Mayor. 1 !
iC; fond allowed to sailors in the
American navy is better than that
furnished in any other navy in the
wo
I.
(
gar manufacturers have form-
td a $2.",. 000.000 Tmct ,J,h -;n'
erufli union workmen whenever
possihle. ' j
; Fixe at Washington, Ind., de-
Ktrov
tit ine court-house, torether
fill the records.. Loss
on the
buililintrLf 135000
ld dogs never bark : thev sinin-
ly wiii pe land hov,. Wise men say
that larking, i.- hut an effort to
speak on the part of the animal.
Most men are wiilincr tn m?il.-
any sacrifice for their wives except
to gt hp and lind an extra bed
covering when it turns cold in the
nigh.
i Professor, II. W. S. Clevehmd, of
Minneapolis has an a'utogragh let
ter of IJcnjamin Franklin inform -ing
tli postmaster in'Uoston that
he should not exempt Governors
from paying postage. .
! Mr Paul Kat, of New York, has
begun suit for divorce against his
wife, to whom he was married in
December last, she having! refused
to live with him on discovering
j j v. ii4M , ;iir3 t KTt
In Chili a lady's' -: board costs
from .0 to .f 1,000; dress silk from
f' to .20 the yard, and the modiste
will charge you from .f.'iO to 50
for making it. As much as $12 a
dozeiji has to be paid' for linen
handkerchiefs and .f Ls for a pair
of boots. . - 1 ,
The oil excitement at McDonald,
Pa., las poured wealth into the
laps )f ' several poor peojile. The
luckiest so far iieard from is Mrs.
Uertie McCallum, wLn frum a small
piece! of land she once tried to sell
for fj"0 has already received $-15,-000
in rentals.
It is now claimed that a majority
of thb committee (o twenty-live old
friends of Jefferson Davis anroin't-
1 1 1 -
ed to pass upon the Jackson statue
"I
of the Confederate President favor
accepting, it as' a good hkcr.c.
m1. Otto Kramer is suing a Phil
adelphia street car company for
.f2,0C0 damages, because he sat
down on a tack which' had become
detached from the unholsterv of
i - r
the ciar. What made it exception
ally distressing was the fact: that
his ht'st girl jvitnessed the painful
il - I'll 1 -
uiienia in w incn he was piaccu anu
jilte(l him in conseijence of the bad
v(rdk he used to express his disap-
rob
ition of the tack.
Mri
s. Jcll'erson Davis soon" after
as married sought to lighten
usliand's labors by acting as
she
her 1
his
imanuensis, but her girlish
writing did not please Jam, and
seeing this sue resolved to imitate
his okvn hand.. To do this she-got
tracijng paper and put it over some
of--Mr. I)avis manuscript and
copied and recopied them, until by
cons ant antl laborious practice-she
was'ible to reproduce I them iu fac
simile. This accomplishment 'de
lighted him very much, and there
after she was able.not onlv to serve
Jam
but
kery acceptably as amanuensis
o undertake "without - any jaid
him to answer many letters
from
that
j
mun
came to him. cry often corn
ea t ions that were handed her
fo answer were
written, signature
til, wholly by her, and in such
tent imitation of Mr. Davis's
uscripr that he was hardly able
to t(f
11 whether he Wrote them or
r.ot.
j
Con
.'ersation Bet'.vsen; a Man and
a $5 Bill. I
Man No. what shall I do
1 he
with you -.' ; ,
! The Pill Kee) me.i I'm pretty
neaj-lv worn out. Let me have a
rest!. ' ' . ' i
The Man Not
ni.ucii.
That's
hot what I i got you for.1 I think
i
Fli buy. a new hat with you. H.ow
does tli.at strike you?: j ,t .
T!ie !ill Don't. Yo;i don't need
one.
Tile Man Well, how ; about a
coupie of theatre tickets and a
dozen rosesV
i The'liill- You wouldn't only be
nicking a fool of yourself. She
uoesn t care a Miaw 101 u, ;
?i ittj, un 1 1 1 1 r i u nn m pn iv r
self. . ':.:; -r
I'he Pill Can't you enjoy keep
in
;ing me."
The Man Don t know -never
tried it.
The Ii ill Well, try it nmv. :
The Man I believe I will that
, I'll -keep part of you ; most.ol
u. I'll justnake one drink, and
The Pill fin doomed now.
Dakota Wheat Spoiling.
Minnk.m-oi.is, Minn..
Colonel C. A. Mortori, a:
Oct. ; S.
extensive
irrain dealer, say.; that 10 per cent,
of North Dakota's wheat is still in
shock, and niucli of it i- sprouting.
I'raiiC he to him, w hose w -ondrous swill
lias couiuered every huiiiau ill :
And now'ahm:', n- Cu-tor :;.!; i-
The '(jollen' e(.ni;....ii!.! of his hatid-.
so spakp a in
(if lr. Tier. .
Whose Mei
with 1 1 1 :e.:
i .....
ill;. V. -!
;il ibsi-t.yerr "' " ' :
Had vaii'iuislied pain. :n
1 -et hiki fre
One can but spe.-.K'UH Srat
remedy so t ll c. i.;.
as Dr. Piei ce's.(i'.i
covery. Act;:.g
thoroughly it p -
cures, Consuai
Stares, scroti;
tlisoruers, a
are within th
eil success.
' ' . .- ' ' ' -
-e or i -
1 linn' uiiiaiiiii-.', i i- .
r.'T-iii1 1:1 i i t lit" t ii - r i fi.- ; . . ' m i i
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;.. l.VtT ail'l. K!U::e ; - T 31 1 ,S r. ,1.1 A
. I I'M. ..... ...... I'M1 I J
' t '' :' " - i i
li'll of US U.lb MM- I- ttur
c. carry one 'ot t hv
most cninplfMo a(rUi!i'!!l
tnlorwiar it
.i
M0 MHU 'ht a !
ills pcl'ltr!
( J owns.
. simiT sKirt
- 1
Ladies aiu
1 ion, also
$1500
Wbrth of
II Mli lil
Hundreds-of" v
on large tahles
.uy goods at nun
ut OCR
would be glad to
of 1MI-2 Tstvles.
Spring, but as '.yir
fact urers-ot' whom
FRESH from tiie
the nli
i -
5000 rolls in S
but going fast. ;
ockj
A l'. '.Vi pattcrisjs
EPFS
1 .S(JtJTH I-LA
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ID
Patent
JsLhfi- j-G ine,
NEW CJ
:op
i;i;m!' sEi:n
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Bracks
Trusses
From our Largi-
Sf
tJiiidi'ciis M islin I
inaitM'ia can
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(.'Iiih
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I Jo he k- iisi'd imr n-.r- r,l!,J,i1 I t V I l" ! i. ...
h less than 'their" .- Hi i imnl u th. t i im 1- iV.l 1 1... n!......
STOIJF. " VI casts nolhilib 'to Limine the i IkAd ' Anil w-ri-' :
fhtnv (ui through out limt ' - . .id ; 'C ' J ' -'
RAYMOND' & POWELL,
NATIONAL HANk . IJUf LHINljt (HH-:KNSl ;oi()f N. - -;
Fire . 'IimiMaM&y
totai AssKrs "of C( m ixi r;s4 KFdMH'SK wTryi:
OVER TWTILLIOfi DOliLAilS. " 1
r ; (;im:!:xsiu!;). x. c- . r.;:L - j
r"" i - .f, r - - -1- . ij, ng ninri- ttii i himi wnt , r i i' iJ j'
1892. NEW PATTERNS ! r 1892.
'We have .jsjst rej-oivei! tu t In u -and-lbills 'j '; -":' :
1 I ' ! " I' - " -4 ! i ' if i " .A 1
i'lJoe go mJs :;n ji.o: ii-i:;i ! v .!,t ! ..jthet radc MliHut c jVYinter or 1
arg.j. r-:i!i's Vibli.e I u.s I n rest o.-i. In-t:ro t Iciffj hn'o t lul inaiiii- !. . . f
we j-'-Ji.iM- h.-'.s sent us iLjeirt if wr nrt; yj ar order, -. x j
ll(i .S. Tlie pa-Ueiirs VreK'FW, Ni IatJ and ClIFAI'. i '
(i;l!l:aliil !see the lib it" VOU V;!ht -J I j. -- I j I
' - i . ' i - - . f ' - ! . f r ' ,
k v.e (fan supiiilv Phy
( ouijt ry at .shx'irl .not
,"I j;Njby iaii- tilled hi
Orders and Plh
SCI!
Assetts, .f I l.Cjp.r,
POLK 'I LS IN
I he contr.iJ t o t hi
incontestable, u n rest r
If you will , iv rite V
ctel ;i to re
ur liaiiic, date
1 I : . ' ' ' 1
form and seieSl it to.-tl
aisin-i-ss ic(
you,
Dot an
:'i 1.M4TK hurt, a STJ
in cash and ?
hid up
insurance w'nh
at your age.
I was horn in. flu
'5'
of
My name is. . .
MvaiMr
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1851 j Sj i'iMsfirflVillis, Vm.::: i
I ' January ist$yi."fl.-.';, n -y. .j-
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Dress ' Goods :,
if
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frthe
c-.-jit; g'jods l'tjft,
& HACKETT,
liFKNSliOTlO, N.H"
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QUABTBKS lOiB
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CIVIiio - r?iiX 'mT'i hers
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Jb-taalj;
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the'
'bl'orv al
le-.l
by next train!
arris;
Poller.
I'OIJO, NJ. V.
I'b .tbi'.,.i,7i
JTeeo Jii-4'non forfeitable.. -'
'iC'riilbat ion: ' ! I '
re-.-, in. t fie blank
is 1 1 re, in
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deuce, t H'ide I 'l- r
1 I ill
birihJ ianl aoilJ
A, we tx if. i takep
MfKMTlNT showifi
g the t-xact value
woulc
pear iriMi policy IsrKued
in the fin.r.
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&! ROGERS,
i'lioi'ul Agijiits,i N. ('.
ZffiDL. MWL, i
EQ 1ST, O
raclioii Giutniiittvd.
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IFNXIXO TI
KIH
n:u powtn.
I'trst nal Atttviitien. JSCX
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and eery oe vent n tuy uou j i - j ' m
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