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Select iHisceUaniK.
Sclioolmaster of Russian k Bar.
" When is he expected ?"
" They said he was coming in to-night's
stage."
. lie taught in Frisco, didn't he ?'
" Yes, I guess he was in the depart
ment." The Doctor's wife was an authority on
all matters in Russian Bar, arid on this
last ser.satibn the coming of a schoolmas
lor she freely enlightened her neighbor,
Mrs. Blunt, a plump widow, whose miner
hnsbaud had dred a- few Tnoilths before.
There was not much gossip about in that
quiet village.'- The arrival and departure
Sf the stage brought the people to their
" doors three times a week, and it a stranger
was noticed, envoys wore immediately dis
patched to the hotel to learn his name aud
business, and the probable length of hi si
stay. But now Russian Bar was to have
a now schoolmaster, and the folks wonder
ed m uct if ho wouldi have any trouble
with Sam Seymour, the butcher's boy, or
Ike Walker, an unruly spirit, who had
knocked down and puinnielcd the last pre
ceptor, who undertook lo teach him school-
" discipline. The trustees were powerless in
these Tij alters and declared that if a school-
'master was not able to "get awaj-" with
Uie'bOys in a square stand-up right, he
might as well pick up his tracks and leave
' Ktissian Bar.
Ori'lhe verj- evening of the expected ar
rival, Seymour and Walker, the leading
spirits of the mutinous school-boy6, met at
a' pool, from which both were endeavoring
to coax a Jew speckled trout lor supper.
" Have you heard what the now chap is
like, Sam T said Ike, as he impaled a wiig-
glo worm on his hook.
" No ; have you ?''
Father told Juke, the barkeeper, that
Le was very young."
And small 7'
" Yes."
'Guess he won't stav long in town,
Ike?" ,
I. guess not, Sam. School ain't good
for us, such tine weather as this."
The worthies sat and fished in silcnco
' fjr some lime, and then Ike produced a
bunch of cigarettes and passed the no to
his friend. At last, rinding that the fih
would not bite, they shouldered their poles
and straggled up towards the village, paus
ing for a moment to stone a Chiuaman's
rooster which had strayed too far from 1 he
protecting wash house.
THE SCHOOLMASTER.
Philip Houghton was a schoolmaster
from necessity, and not taste. Like many
who have been educated as gentlemen in
one sense of ihe word, that is, without the
acquaintance with any special pursuit that
might be lurried to good account in the
struggle for bread, he found himself adrift
in California, with nothing to fall back on.
Seeingfau advertisement in a city paper
for a competent teacher to take charge of
the school at Russian Bar, he auswered it,
and was accepted at a venture. Pullinr
his few movables together a pair of old
tons and a set ot well-worn boxing gloves,
for Houghton was an accomplished boxer
aud fencer he bought his ticket for Itus
. sian Bar.
He found the stage driver a communica
tive, pleasant fellow, who, at his request
described the charade, ialics of his future
home. Indeed, his descriptions of the
class of boys whom Houghton was to take
cnarge of, was not very encou
41 lou II nnd them a hard lot," haid he
"and they're all on the muscle, loo.
" What is nboul.ihu weight of my old-
. AS t I TT 1 .. l.
to Mrsi Blunt. Meanwhile Houghton bad
washed off the red dust of the road, and
took his scat at the supper table The
driver had introduced him to about a doz
en of the leading citizens during tho few
minutes that intervened between their
arrival and ibo evening meal.
How do you like our town, Mr. Hough
ton?" asked tho landlord, graciously," as he
helped his new guest to a pi ceo of steak.
" Well, il seems a pretty place."
" When jou get acquainted you'll find
yourself pleasantly situated; .but you'll
have a hard time with the boys."
"So they all tell me. Anyhow, 1 am"
not unprepared, said Houghton choir
fully. After supper tho landlord remarked con
fidentially to tho Doctor, "that the young
man had grit in him, and, he thought he'd
be able to make tho . rifllo with tho
boy s." , , j
TI1E FIRST DAT.
, jWhcu Houghton arose next morning'and
opened' hi window 'to the" fresh' breeze,
odorous with tho perfume of the climbing
honey -suckles, ho felt that after all. a resi
dence in a remoto village, even with a
a parcel of rough boya to tako care of,was
preferable lo tho dusty, unfamiliar streets
of San Francisco. lie smiled as he unpack-1
ed his foiU and boxing-gloves, a little sad-'
lv, loo, for they were linked wilb many
pleasing associations of his under-graduale
days.
" Well," he soliloquized, as bo straight
ened his arm , and looked at tho finely de
veloped muscles, "I ought to.be able to
hold my own in a stand up fight with;
iheso troublesome pupils ot mine. This is
my day of trial, however, and before noon
we shall probably havo had our battle
out."
The school-house, a raw unfinished look
ing frame building, stood hard by ihe river
at about half a mile from the town. When
Houghlon opened ihe rickety wooden gate
that led into the school lot, ho found a
group of some twenty boys already as
sembled. Among them were Sam Sey
mour and Ike Walker. The lallcr's sister
a pretty girl of 1G, was leaning against
ihe fence with half a dozen of her friends,
for the llusaian Bar scltool-housc was ar
ranged for the accommodation of both
sexes.
Houghton handed the key to the nearest
boy, and asked him to open the door. With
a look at tho others, and a half grin on his
face, he obeyed.
"Now, boys, muster in," said Houghton,
cheerfully, to the boys.
They all passed in Seymour and Walk
er Iat. The lalter took a good look at
the schoolmaster as he' went by. When
thoy were scaled, Houghlon stood at his
tlesk and laid a heavy ruler on ihe books
before nun.
"Now, bovs," he said, 1 hope we shall
get along pleasantly together. You treat
mo fairlyand vou-kbuli havo no rou&on i
complain, I promlso yoa. snenre and obe
dience is what I require, and a strict atten
tion to tho mailer ul our instruction.
Giving ihem a portion of the grammar
lo prepare for recitation, he walked quietly
. t T
up and uown mo room, occasionally ftanu-
ing at the windows, but appearing to keep
no survcilaiico on l he uoyt. ruddcnly Ihe
crack ot a match was heard, lol lowed by
a general tiller.
Houghlon turned quietly from tho win
dow, and raw ihe blue smoke irom a cigar
cite arising from whero Seymour sal. .
"What is your name, boy?" he asked
in a stern tone. ;
"My name is Seymour," replied tho mu
lineer, insolently.
" And are vou smoking?
" I gUCaS SO." J
'Leave tho room."
evening with him, and told hit advenfrcs
in early California to a patioul lis Iter,
whilo Gypy dutifully mended her lailr's
socks on the veranda. k
Mrs. Lane,' when Gypsy was but a 'j
The Grotto at Lonrdes. IlilleitU Gins.
All Franco it in excitement over the I
miracles laid to be lur formed al a l.ralin- t-fT L1K l! Tttt rtlAl fr C4KLT I.HVt.
fountain at Lourdca. which is itnalcd on ! Tn a tw MtCOVtmr.
tho norihcrn lopDuf the l'yrvnnc moan.
Mill I V ... 1 ...... 1 f A . Hm f
ry '-7 ' , " 'V 7"u -".mm ;iainNinihcouihwrtlernpartorihttuo.
before Lane thought of settling al 1 usa.: , lry. A, ,
Bar. Seymour and alkcr were tlHttFcbruary ncs ficrnaiclUj s,bt. an
master bad, and werv happy when atfcn
panying him on his fishing cxcurionsJ(o
aot, all agroeJ 111 devlaring thai lho!o
calional-deparlnieut in the village i a
thriving MicctfKN.
Uuo iiJMiut evening ir. June, (ttr
Lune, twirling her . ctraw hat thuiighllly",
ncked her way -airos Ibo tmnJ uclUnlal
IV Oetwccn iter uousc ana lite null, tm
stream was a wirtdin; one, and as1
placed her liny foot on tho lirt slept
sione, sho saw a straw bat on tho g
which she knew wclU
IIow is Miss Luna tli rewmtr'-
Houghlon, lazily, from bcncalh a man
its feu ah, where ho bad been enjoy 1
boos and a pi no.
Well, lliankyou. How is Mr. IIou
ton ?" replied Gvpy, ahyly.
Warm, but not uncomforlabU. A
you going lo tho tmll?"
'le, 1 have a letler that lias just con
for father."
May I accompany you?"
"Certainly, if you chouse.. .
Houghton put on lib hail and hclnci
..... . 1
oypy across ino-orooK.
I had 1 letter from New York a fe4
days ngo',w'saici he,' after thtn- haS Mt tl
ursi uenu 01 111c Tivrr ocninu.
"A pleasant one?"
jj cf the cort. It Jfrdr skc-e lit itjce-
I lion Li ai rtrsrt.t, a4 cJm'.s
. j on tL IVijcvI h":at- MKjJ to LkVe p:4
K Wannoib !rUtrv(rom tJr.
One of the ari, ilih s.iU ar..l Tt UJr !! Usn ca"1 cttra ioa
cicnic luc fr hut.crrds e4cr , by ll j ((
dmdion
tu ri rc Iicotct. i the ytx
ouiftvr ; t.l a ic.'ief are
rr.iin iMv.!wa lo liUMtLttil1
ill r. lv al ! ta f.l in lL Szi.Ift.tat-
lionrd by m.tny antictil writrr, ercia!Iy Ttu afli(e 1 tl tal i!a(c. TTfcO
ly Tiiny, who cak o( il basin- l-eu I l! n'.xjkn c J4tlt lr Uotcrr of Lo-
invalul pca-ant gul, fourteen years cSJ,
with two companions, went oul to rather
slicks for fuel. When al tho entrance Of
hm1 known m tho GrUo do Ma-tid. dtiirJ h-n ibro n on a Kara I ittai.a A u t.ltm V. K".Ue sow Ur.;J
le, ihe maiden saw a woman tf angvlic j ltjcr, a4 hcu hamtarrrd iiio Kijsj.Sm(i'.r, snj w. 1 ir
bcauly, wearing .1 while drcs whU a blue l'c Ir, The woii'I v a tAi?y Jol.n 4c!cfjr f-t lf.c ttt. !nrx
bill. She ai Urrifu-l al firl, but cein grraicr inunt of (jUw ho hxn il jtin Kellr- w HI il a nrrto! bl
that the lady was only engaged in prayer, Ihe e3Hy art I Ml Um nter hn al4 i. ; IW.itxtnr Cy. lit lrri4ni Uvlatr
she i in i la led her. Paring ibis time the overcnic lis briat!enr-. That (tnpUb- u '.at, m L c!r.te4 t. S. staler,
companion of the girl did noi eo the vi- and il o!.J cnler ila t... run r. I ;utrft.r Warn, 31b aiaUt lt
ion, but did noluo that IWrnadclle toon- ! r.w, u i pruujr Ci-4ie with , it tm u lh l.,t tttkci tf int tc4.
lenance changed, j he vision UiapicarcJ. I r"" "Jpretpjicy a an a i 1
' w v I a
civiuzai'un. , n!ier in n uti
ha rvcrnily ma le a Joery that i.ay
&n l the child coming to her ehe, rvlurh
C'J home and'told what she Lad seen. No
ono believed her, though she bad always
.T"o n truthful pirU Tho nest day she
Htt to. the KTotipSiinwbcn tUa "
p pea led as LeruroTand ahe was atTv! to
Vrrp-al her vision for fifteen day.
In the meantime, the story of her vUion
wi noised aloiil and t aucd a great com
motio!:. The 'i(Vitcrs of the law and the
parish priest endeavored lo make her own
that theru wai no truth in tho tlury, and
being uutucveffdul had her arretted at an
impoftior.' For all lhi, many f the poor
pe.if.miry believed the giil a atory, and
great crowds followed her when ahe cnl
lo ihogrutia. iJLlksgUU hJln:h day
arrived, and Bernadeile went lo the grot
to lo deplore her Lard fato lo the beautiful
I! lady, who thcreut-on bade her co upon her
"Well, although 'in one senso it bronchi' knee on the rock wLtm she w till ho
good news, still I can hardly ca.I il a plcav toulJ go no lurlltcr. s ben there she loo
ant letter." I up hiiuo of '.he scanty earth about ibe
They tvalked on, and Gypsy swung herl focks kneaded il, and carried il to her
hat pensively, longing, wilh a womarTiVT- 1 uc, Uv Uu B mi, lo wun i.er
the Ncwl uanu a,,u prveniiy waier oegan 10 coucci
in IU one uiptM'u up onie 01 litis in her
hand, drank it and nenl away. Frum
that lime ibe stream InvreaovJ in nic lul
the walvr flowed with conaiderable
leal to lb 1 ret ot cry of the iol link in Ibe
chain of early invention. Ho is rnatufat
turir. a thrra J of Ibis maltf.! grcr than
tbe'CMe f ib iilV.wu'ioi, bi 1 enter
ing largely into ihe mancfatiorv tf a ra-
riely of nc fabric v uth m cabift, at
pel, table tlaib, ahawU. octkiie. (Trr Iptci anJ isctvt rlnJt; tt tLcre
in brocade! velvet and i!-". emtroidcfy ,J ii for) car la ctne Int any raove:
lapelrj, lace, and a molmcd of other
ihingv ll is a ft as fet wool.
strongvr than s!k ibrra I ; and Is
a . - . m a y m
. piiy kcui 01 ir-ocT-J. m ap
J iber-is terr hit grosfei amcti
j a-rv al Lol pu la iW p tt,
i(nrlai.( iLk! gait-s tL taXcty. IUl
lb Ii Tr lo Ibe t jmulry hy
at h Kiir.r otrr ilr yL cor CJ
ivr t- Toe J. TLe cae il aJI tie
i Mr f ib cu!-ii t-!aa 13 a!l itvu!U
I'.l
i-rrja iK trmtxs'(ai etiL 1X
Umc i jm corr-pV, aa J its l.lkat are
ioj r-iatb jJJc! lo iLnr 1 nra; ataU-
.
changed by beau bgbi, m it ort? or aci Is, i lo rW ibir t 2rctt. at-J ibtlr co
nor ltat! to fide. imriat is ibe ' er-u as.J tt.ftnce ls Ibo cae cf critT
matter dcemcl, ibal wbl ibo r rtcc 1 sM law a& J lb- trosio.4a of Ibe lrs
curia'!!-, lo hear moro about
lork letter.
I am going to leave Russian Bar." said
Houghton, abruptly.
soon
"Indeed : ho'w
"I don't know, yet; po$5ibly withiu a
week.
Tho hat Was swayed from fide to side
with increased energy.
"Do you care much, Mi Line?'
This question was ukcd with an earn
est,, look into the hazel eyes that were
1. ...
kepi sieAUU) oen 1 on the brown parched
gra.s byncalh their feel.
"Yes, of coitrM) we shall all be orry to
lose you," returned Gypsy, cvaively.
"It 1 como haek in a few months with
something for my ful.no itV, shall I ec
ihisringon her finger?" w h K-red Hough-
ion, c-Nplurmir Ihe little baiul lhal held
the hat, and "lipping a poail ring on ihe
oelicate finger.
(tvpy said nothing; but her eyes lurrw
eu lor
Vlv-
kepl a profound ret, the Aetinan Min
ister of Com merv has a! reals r-aftUr J
school for glass pinhirg in varioas 4scc
in Ikibcmia, and a variety cf raanuJacior
cd arlul'-s are now for sa!e and will no
doubt xii reach Araenrx Ifll sbs'denJ
O'ny aovj osr cf lie t-a'.iaa.
Clocif Wcxk la nlU.
Al K-i-stul, a a 3k all Lsts!cl ttxx lie
So4ibfu lvrdr of tbts cosaly, a Umlli
o thai it cao l-e rv?-j -hi r rxUe 4 into I t
.beet, ttw.d rcru , much of k j ,u mm i;4 at,4
wurlls irdostry. In -K-cJ. o or J . .
afelv predict to bl :. il rn.-hl rl lc 1 , t(i ,
at f I.ust ; TLfv tal tti ibil fcr
appliexl, al ibe materia! is p!eMijiI 10 all
liiunii iii ii niu rii'HiismnMT ii., ....1.. 1 ......
earnest face. and in ihe Uoraufl cbvJc. a
....mt k in. iiii.iiiii 1 . .
" " " v " - " " mm & A Jnfltk ' It itlilV 1.
Jtll!9iail i.II, ill
icnce.
It was soon discovered that the alcr
ot the stream potccd healing jower,
aid many reported lo the groiiu lor Ibe
pirjKe of gelling relief from Iheir bo-lily
11-Lrinilicf. Mill the trin ha4 omy a
l4al celebrity till some of the local aa
t fori ties iried lo slop wbal ibey conider
eO a great auiwrslilion. Tins, Luter,
sit prevented by the Kmiiror, a bo tele
graphed that no coercive measures should
ho ucd to keep the peasantry from ibe
forvat. About Ibi lino M. Henri Lasaerr,
an editor in 1'ari, visited Ibo aprmg and
prufeacd to bo CUrvd il blindncs. H?
wrolo a bouk on Ibe ubjeel, liom ibo pro
fit of whub fCU.OOd uasrvalUid. fivtii
ibis lime ibo spring let amo a great fator
lie, and invali-; and cripple rumc lo H.
all palta ol franco, but
r nit nine. Muiui.
. 'rinei l fitly u 1111
lands.
IatI us
great a
Mankind bate
Lope
Ion sra tJ for it.
Ihe itk near
n5 l-e Tuacb
-iss Ttufi
I ai m I 1 rm. m 1 cr a m sk m . A C a (aji
. Z faifl a4 Jaa ll.tix, frvsa ml tb caore
a.Jf.J lo thro. ljtU tMf rrwt 1 (!; Lai Uo ctrt-
tl. On IL al'.erv i cf iL? isy r. atari
lal-, lt.ati: Cfv:i, . pa te4 Vy
Whit It Ecj'itltrn 1 L- trv:l.r Wi..am aI ts ttj4t.erHitw
I.I AAA.. ..I lmth i tf I " " .-w .. .
t
profess to be il? Ubuss, iLii i.rai i
ordtcile of Uu'J lha to ar Um.rj . .
m u aeets orloiS. ho orthra 4 , . , ,
.... ... . - i. . I I. a bU -. a Isfvosa osarrsl srra-
Sqibern ; ib IluJdhisi c-i IhiVci, i,, Ci.i Cartel a L tfollH
iba. Mancbur.a. Ch'ma aaf Js;a toi , ..
Tlll M.th ibo former. anJ ih Si ' U ,lc- ,W lU X9
.. t , , ,. . .. , :s:c iiavr i rt at a rr. ir ti
I 11. Ik Iii .... w fil.ti . I-il iL.m uLti J -
1
hitii.U I, l.v U
fallowed tim d rotumiin l I" iir- !:
creed. wip l l ttl i i
"luuf iclltlt as i..juMi IM
Lull are : (1.) SatTftnn- ei:v i
it3UK-l lr Uttiir. 3 ) Il ui U
l ,ntat.A. ill iiu'. can l-a oil a
vl l-y mit.)i g ll. j-...ws
i . ft-l i((iial
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u bnt -IW mS srf4 s l f f 1 ia.1
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!it..6lo I
mUiX, lt-riaU(l
(IlS l I lb
rrflHrrCi ttwn. Thrrv are cTrf tP'-J. M"!"". Vr J a i I . " . , V
wish Philip Houghton f.odsprel on ibe ,itf.c kuUU and a greal imn.Ur t f l.rd- P ' "" "l thi w tr J .sirtat Ut t V mt7ZJ7wJ
morning be took his p, ue by the driver ; i(liT ,IOU. TilV rg,ttr pa..e.ger rc - I 4 t cf lITIvl uCl
xx ho one year before had m-i bun don 1, at ; c.,pta al ibe ra:wa stalu.n am..l .,ic4loil il.ai ulc.ro.r m,h.( 1 lt !. j ik,url. h.
iVrkinn Hotel. They knew h j Was on j SJ.ojj er uaj. A ihureh il.ng iitJ.oJ repjs-. ll ,s svtctl, sssiLiIv.,.., U,, .7.7
his way to New York, and that h. bad ' tiant, i being creel, 4 ovir U.e ---4 V. . 5lt 1 clt
been left some money, and ibe g-.p ..j .....neroi, i....ve..ls and LaiIa arv . l-ul "A H r&ctb .,e -!.. , . ., t . ' 1 n . t tfc
mo.o Ihanau.pecled thai there was .,mo. u j,,.. l,ui . .. il.c lull, around. To pro ! Ldal.-n Ibal l-a4- lisllktai r ( 1 i S ulZ k sL t iL lit
Ihing belween Gypsy Lane and Iheir Ta-! Irvl . of the gn-tta from I J , t W Lc lua.n:.....-! lhal .UalUJa.. . . ail,rjl ?l! . Jlr
voritc. At all event-, her eyes were red i c .rril avsav a rail.n - has ken bu ll f-reier ce-sd i lv as ,.v.y ..4 ; -'" W
fora week after his departurv. Vl vl " truly as ,he l-l.X .1 a la-,. ..a 'l u ' Jl " 4t
Winter had come; Ihe river was iwol-
len and rapid, and many a lofty tree from
the pino forest bad found its way to ibe j
hearths al luian IJar. One delirious
morning.
est?" asked Houghton, good humordiy.
' You see, if I have got to exercise some
thing moro than moral suasion, I want
to get posted on the physique of my men."
' " Well, Sam Seymour is about the
strongest."
But what is about the size of tho re
doubtable Ike?"
' Well, I guess ho tops you by half a
head.". '
uO, I expect we'll get along well enough
together," said Houghton,-" and I suppose
this is the first glimpso of liussian Bar,"
ho added, as a turn in the road brought
them in view of that picturesque village.
Tho stayo bowled along the smooth road,
and past the great white-oak under whose
friendly branches tno teamsters wuru ac
customed to make their noon-time halt.
I'll set you down at the hotel," said
the driver. " There s i'crkins the pro
nriMrir? that fat man smokinjr on tho
j .
stoop."
Houghton confessed to himself that tho
" I guess not."
There was a dead silence :n ihe school
room now, and Houghlon felt lhal the
hour of trial was al hand.
4 Seymour," ho said1 again, very qnicily.
"What?" J
" Come here." 1
Seymour, putting his hands in his pock
ets, sauntered from his desk, 6tood within
a yard of tho schoolmaster and looked
sneerin;lv in his face.-
" Leavo ihe room," 8ai 1 II otighton,again,
in a lower voice.
The lilho "nrm staightcned out liko a
flash of lightning, and ihe rebel measured
his length on ihe floor, whilst the blood
gushed from bis nostrils. In a moment he
sprang to his feet, and rushed furiously at
ihe sehbolmaster, but went down again
like a reed before that well aimed blow.
The second lime ho fell, Houghlon stoop
ed down and lifting him up as if ho had
uecn a emu r;.u. Uiut him outs do the
door. Seymour, confused and amazeu.
staggered down lo the brook to wash his
face aud reflect on the wonderful force of
that slight arm. Aud Houghlon, turning
to the school, without a word of comment
on tho scene, commenced tho recitations.
Walker was mum. Scvmour's fato bud
appalled him, andjin fact tho entire muti-
. 1 1. i e t
nous spirit 01 tuo scuoiart 01 juim;iii liar
was 111 a fairway ot being totally sub
dued. J
When ibo trustees heard of tho affair.
the unanimously commended tho school
master s pluck.
" I tell yoa what, bovs," said Perkins lo
crowd who were earnestly cngagejt in ihe
game of old sledge in his bar-room, that
Houghton knows a thing or two about
managing boys. He'll fix 'cm off, or my
name's not Perkins."
crip ami eoni, alter a mglii a
rain, the stage pn"-eI ly Ihe large hile
oak and, Milaahcd with mud, halted before
Perk in?' Hotel. 1 1 had been all 1 ight or.
the way, for ibo roads were very heavy.
Tho wor'.by proprietor of lhal excellent
house wn in the act of tossing bis hrt
it comptelely c.Ver-l uithlhc t rl he """" J" ,.
.,r ul,.'. I. ... . Other balo Lj44i.s titi.y
with ibe uh' of ibur buil-v
Ihe i'ulho'.ic tlergt bate
lagc of ibe excitement it.iv
it...
w eil a a i
I
It
I "I "
taen a
an.
I I v li e
rl ibal ll IS ha', a J.Kw:i',iji,4I;c . I kf
lit idaa'.it . l---l ply u (tt t ra fj-.m a
T at -
or Imaginary el!eri i ii.ss spring o in. j ' " I
augurale a revival ol rcl g.on as esell a a Nrta.f ly lh or e m l.s U'1. j
rctival of palri..ti.rn. llarli j ntoiKr ll-- llj-i4Li. i.e. Kl.cs i.
or Imaginary eilerls f 11.x
r
I
a day xx as ael br pilgrims m a! parts i
rr.ii.eu lo iil Lonrde. ll i estimate j
inai 'j.vuj ie-rsoiis nrrc ireia at r.e
l.iUlhe grral U
rill !.: ( al
I. m'cl I as I
III tbo e I 4
;al f t.;Mf, .i'.
! I-a pA-r a 8 - "
1 ftievio e-t-" . i
cocktail, when a heavy hand .u laid un limr, including cigbl llisbopa m4 2 Ool ; trry ab! ; .1 I rve fro dceay ; il i.
his shoulder, and Philip lloug'.ou about
cd-
"Perkins, old boy, hoxv are you ?"
The landlord returned the shake-hand,
dived behind the bar, and had a second
cocktail mixed in a moment.
And noxv," said he, as he pledged ihe
ex-st hoolmasicr, ' xvbeii will the wedding
lake place ?
Six weeks afterxrards the old mill was
bun-
f.
priest. Appeal were made lo ll.c mull:. ,rrc ,ron Ui uorw.j.oii
ludea to lead a brller life, lo oUcno ih I'" . 'I lra.Had , il is :a . l
Sabbalb more alrutlx, an 1 lo
re!!.
ay
ffJs f a." " ' v il vni - a a -
attention lo mailers ul
of ihe cxercie of ihe occasion cor i
i
A pari ut "f-" r
rr .'fti. ' from e-!ranl : il
a!ral , it s ltx
i lrs Ilra .rv , it
sap.T
rr
I'ws 4- lw'e i.
t 1 - h sir I. f Ik".! In-lb
a n f f I - S t Hl ((1. !
i K ir l .. I p :4 t t , tft.r U xhty
;-ct atJ. m !. i ra 1 1 ! J -s'. ,tmm '
;'rl Ift 5-l4 .m 1 rj ly U'm.
a- I I-I t og-iiiT, ttA4 lt- jr
lliX'l. i.tm.f j at 4 si, l!- s i;4
.'.vt ihf S.M lalf'fli 1 tkff l
i ! I at. 4 t!r i la avast
K;..t4. sLa. 4 i-li-4f-4
a a f l ftSj iLe I.r- svl cf slcr-a
aa fff. ts t., I lly t-l,l
tr fnore saf"' -L xrj. "1 Vy ljer-
las,
. .. . . . ".V I .... . . . .1 . . . . - -t ... , "tn-va
ill hlessmg the lannrrso! Trance, u,iii "re nuni iuc ex.. n cin.i.'. t i.,r -
xsero seni for ll.at purj.se fium eccry dc I'brae ls la n..i .;..., I , fc ,
parlmenl. Alsace and Lorame vr.l their fui4,,,,5 oi4-ulUv;y i li e c a . i r
Ihe urtl i'ia'. t i . .
ll.xtl.u rxaeb Nsisa f-fr. II
iii mourning, burn- ly girl drecd in
x bite. The banner of Nat- a ssas r.n.lii.
ed so lieavy by go!4 and embroiders thai ! ,f n? r'c a'.la-f iho S.
airong men o carry il. i p'ir io w
auner sxero ran-eI in a i rra ny 1 rio ,
inng with evergreen xvieall.s, and n grand J ti rrqUirr. ,
estival was held at Kusian Bar. Gypsy i..,,,.., tli
l.ano was a lovc.y urme, anowneti iiuugn. ,:r, i.. nrillllll tt!f. ,. ... , . .
ton took charge f the mill and invesud hW A lUclt all., nl ' htn , . be pract.e
!l liic S nrk mrrt- ll,n .-Tl ..... I.. ... . .
i. .. -r J. lJ al
it I.? . ar s ih.
. ' ... .."V 1 ...I. , ... II .... .1 - I . .. . ..
i ... , . . i " ,,M i,ii sin vx io ri'vise Hi.'
" o r..-.uuv in xne eo,,s trnrHiili.,1. fr,r,i iK- ,..f
everyiiiing scemcu to mKu a iresli itarl.
Through all. his warmest ami mot devoted
lh prx-lsle. xx ho
stretched ihe.r bands over Ihe inuUiluJvs
ij I c ftee
ll.al xxf.uli i lL ca-- 4
I . . .. . . . I . . V . . . . . a
S.i.a xsi J lv fthft-c vI.
e
. a. J sr
t I" f
m i- a l tl ft,.--vi Juhtt Tt lL a
i f tfuat lr aJ Jatat ia lbs
Ti. I tti i rr t .i.f a 1
I lfl - " j s. I- l a t L i fx tb
b- I. He a "f .! b
l f ..:. it. -I. it .4. a f.tiit
i J ca I i-a ig rvc iij i...-j a li p
' '.y I i J : Marsl-aU I o km
T !' s . f a osai rvl
;. b--t i-4 1L- larf"
friond was bam Seymour, once ihe lerror
of Hussian Bar schoolmaster, nnd noxv
lo holder of that important josiiion.
Iletal Faper-Hanslnss.-vaaa-
Papcr-hangings for walls are known to
everybody. It is noxv proposed lo uo
hanging made of metal; and an account
of this new invention, which cornea to us
from Paris, has beet; read before ihe So
ciel3' of Arts. Tho melal employed is
tinfoil, in sheds about sixteen feel long.
r, rn l7,Perf,. ' Tkc i!.rsrr ital . l-ra, -al -ar iLI. .
Ibe following is what Ibe Ci:u im.alli . w. il.... -i. lLii.. ..i iaiw: La
f I t a a i r . i a 9 . . a
i rauo i.iai iiiibiis oi inoe cuaracier x no . j.cry i.a .p'. u.c
com rbi a of their county paper, and mteaJ , lo s.al isib.' mr
MutI4 in a r. J ie as
ontf.ot to support il, send otT for large
cily papers aod lha help i ...r,t ibem ?
"A genlt3.an wrile us ibat hi county
ispu psKir tnai ,0 ha uppcd lak
ing ii. increioro o..u u il.rrc .iUar f jr
ino ira.JO l.il. c repeat thai
want subactiUrrs on ihuo Urn..
j r 1 1.? ft,. ar i -f ;
Ul i- as
Li -ste i a
p.v. at.4 ,1 a l-s raii e l It?
. ftJ,.T6.jSfc-y : U J.ur Uartr at ibe lits.- ii
a il!f i.iJ t t t-im -.l cf ll.o
. Alt I .r r two I! fi ibo
s l - ,t S Urtx4s, W.tiTS'o tJsb l
a r- -v r tam4j J(4it, al I'rxjsi.
a '. - a - - ...
.o it, i .f j t ij. ii iso ea.a
v ijai inai to joa
A man's
. . a . . . .
lie iracvaclHa tbcrt. J.ti r. , base vwraoi; w.uu,,
a suit of thing m LkU ibt IVdcr! Got. n" grcr. a tract a
trnaiisl batacn a irlia. 4 ia wb.el. ftr -s,-. a-s. nuuarrv.
ib order is givalunrxxr tbJas. Tk. i c.jrt-Iy tt t xUf t:j at.!
It appears thai that pn or rafTwt.b w lJ Ilr.
ii appcara M I . .ac u a r. sift llm i to tt J'r
causer a . -i . . . . . . , ..-,
A NEW l't'RSUIT.
Houghton svas hospilably treated by the
folks of Russian Bar. They felt him to bo
I f .... . . . -t t' I IHtllkl t I.MI... k. ..I
ana irom tuirty to roriy inciies wiue. i lie i -.pi i nn re to i.,,.i than
high n i.er pajwr in u.o xaorld. r if
a III I. I.i. ... . I . t.
paj-r i
sheets nro painted, and dried al a high r paper in ll.o xaorld. r if u i i,..i
lempcralure, aud arc then Urt-oraicw. wilh ' " vm" iawu. n u.e counts
jiu'itin'i iftii i x'mi.ij patM-r i
many rlilferent pattern, such as loliage, rvcrij vnomragci, u may r, ;,c 4 u.
1 a . ars ririi i..n..i.... .1 b a -
, imitation u 1 " ...' iu-ic eaiue . tl.c 1-
..f. .1 a-
- , tX.'a.tftftllVI V", ...."', i ' ' ' - - . 4 ft.,. l, ,
wood, or landscape. When decorated, l,,u w 'eft ll i ii.e!, U.,, , j,,
the sheets are vnmUbed, and again dried, 1 1" lu ,,,, l Ue c ly pnp-rr n, n,v f
anu are then ready for i-au 1 nih il i in
Cffvi
' s b- is oppr4t4 i men ei-'ly as ra-ca"x s
a ..ft.s.I. l r.l small. I .llis i
l, f..rm a Mat lel-..g 1-j.ar J. l is
givn ibe nhifii f 1 1. r i.l f t- . to
ll,e L.WtaS I.-pit".- sfir. "T -
ii.g I4var4. bi U t l.f lis wf L - a,
(oil l jf ibo t . -' -4 ( ..-..
II
,ig I - ir. :.pr-r ,
vb'to l -xr a 4 lal at xr.
Im . -1''p xaat Is rf ift-eal ,;.'.
r.- r li-a i at-i a L"f lst
t..tacl yfts ratb tt'l. fof lb. f
prospect beforo him was anything but a
. prepossessing o e. - - - r y ft mfti of rcfinemcn bro ht down jn lho
coraDauve natu.e, luuugu . ft. - ..-.v. 4-orid, but showing no offensivo superior
danger for lho excitement ; but a game of . inlcIeoursc wilh Ihem The
' fisticuff with-a dirty, mutinous boy, had ,vife rrOROuntcd him lo bo lLo
nolthftr .rlorv nor honor for a man that . v v-,l-- -i. v.-,i . 1
had been ono of tho hardest hitters in his lho inj?inualcJ ,hat Mrs. B'lJnl"
college.). the widow, was selling her can for him.
The folks were all at tlioir doors when Gipsv Lano, tho daughter of a leading
tho stage clattered up tne smgio sutci, man ln Kussian Bar, and made wealthy, by
and tho slender, goou-iooking iuuu8 iu.o a aw-miii, which all-day long groaned and
by the driver was measurea anu cans asseu screamed somo distance doxvn the river,
beforo that worthy had passed tho mail lo did not express her opinion as to Hoogh-
tho doctor, who, wilh his medical avoca- lon's merits, but iri tho summer evenings,
tions. also found time to "run" the post when tho school-masicr, rod in hand.wan-
offico. . dered along tho stream, nnd threw his line
. Ti. Tinntnra wlPix was at her window, across tho mill-dam, Gypsy svas seldom
4nd after a long survey of tho school-mas- far away. Lane, a bluff, hearty old fellow,
' ter, haatened io coirmanicato her opinions frequently asked Houghton lo spend lho
iiself nalurall- tough ; and the coals bid
upon il in preparing il for the market in
creaso ihe toughness. The banging of
tbeso mclalie iliroi is similar to apcr
hangiog, except lhat'tlib svall is varnished
wilh a weak kind of varnish, aud Iben
applied thereto. Thus in this way a room
or a houso may be nuwly painted, without
any smell of paint lo annoy or barm the
inmates. Moreover, lho tinfoil keep out
the damp; and aa.hc varnish is a damp
resisicr. the protection to the room is 10
fold. Kipcriente has td.own, nlo, lhal
cornices, moiiMiugs, and irregular surface
may ho covered will. ih untoil as readily
as aflat surface: bci.io there is no pari
of a dwelling-house or public building
which may not bo decorated with these
new sheets ; and, as regards aiylo and fin
ish, all who saxv ihe specimens exhibited
at the reading of the paper were made
awaro that tho highest artistic effects
. . at.
could bo achieved at pleasure. Ltery &it
xirday.
In. I 4V .. . Jftr .
'. ,IU III.1M (Jll (Ih ,..,.,. .
apcr Ibal pvibiiftl.es ibe opaxial aix.r
ruenlt of bis lonnty, the pubi.e a!e. mar.
ket, conrl nexs and other b-al mu;;,.
gencr. ll the patr is i-r. the t-...-,
it, , !. rSa-"4 "
stc. il,r.j(r I
il li.M 1.
a. 1 f j'
lc ...
t r t r -
I I '
f ILr
Jr. tke '
z :
.kr'.r-l c f f4-S 1
mm,4 tvo hiv l tew p. . i .f-f
c.r lray -4ri-a i- a t arr X'l a-4
M.-....I.UM-1,.. ..0,1., . 1 ... I tiifv. TL, ftJ.Scf-. -
r-..i cja:.j -irrxr c-tj.sl...e.- I- .-... 1 1 w A : Ti- lUaprtr at. I
rrfcor
other
i Aimoili. at. I .t m
Lo Lai I if J"l
''.V.ftfttft -'v 1
ivm rf Alra tale tL.r rt al .
en. Ur lf', Sllh 1 1- va 4ft.
... . . .....ft . -
are more at faull than Ibe publisher f..r ,,'?r' 1 r t J 1 .1 V 1 trir- 4 esHt. 4 it ptffcl
liberal palrooagc iloxscr .wr ' uV "f" "ln",lttiu,b ,J ' t -'iliU? sfll-sr urtss Wi. itllal
county paper may be, il i .lajx s.tU I l"T; ? 'fj ' " Y V ' " 1 ,h- fUos a..r asi.
moro than 11 co.i to ibo inierc.lc4 in ' T " lh , Ul ITlx n . r ; " . IU IW rvV t4r .f ia lirtar
the affaiia of Ita localily. ! !rjr1 !mA Kc nmc ,Lr ,'r4- fe..;s. U fad lt-al U4i S rrs
I The G.seroor. y a jwi.-,. .l'V ly .u,!f ,4raal day ,!....
rr thai Ibe IUbmo..4 CbtC. S txZ --ff -m-jsH
,.any. about four jn,:e frm lhal c.iy. La . .V L L.lll I - t lL:ir , " -f f -f fcalUr
just m,; le one of .L, largest blat rc. j f -, , U a, u4rJ ... I-'J 1 '-'V:f lU f
IM1M. S IL I IIC liliniUUV 111 a-..r..l . .. .. . . t ... t .1 1H". 1'f.- vmn.mg r.
Iftt- .1 I Ii rfft liiinh.iiil I . . . . ,
a.-l ..I piece of alone, ol etcellei.i tpatilv.
aixiy leel long, lillj- feel deep ar.J
six feet wide, measuring I li.Oj J cubic feci
M mm.
then trim taol iituU"H It
J M J 11 rI All ll fitl 4 It .-.m-.-a
. . . 1 . ... --! fin lifter IL Lcf lSft'ftJr ii l.:.
nml xs pi'-V.m- I 1 '.Oil ... rir. . ' .... j ... .
- - rft -t -,vw,wit ,hioll Wftrisotli iorl U w;.tJi, " - .i- u.S Krpj.r. iwi. Itt lc;.j
...... . ..w ft vi v u - uia ft, . a airqoftl i .
enualcd by Ibo aame
wnen a block of granilo
000 poucds was obta
any raore luccoifol blasts aro recorded.
sblal sxas lnoi i u0 d.ul(JH. tc lutil i.i 1- xsi.cca aa a rctsa-Jy; T itul
company in j ahl lf s oOm vi v. On Ibe oil er Lat-4 f p S !r. fu al f ff ) U1 .
o weighing lSuOO.. j xt9 l,ytnU iWard U.selUir r alcr asl.l a try um- 4rKi;;-a a
incd. War doatt if Ulon riving ibe rtarn lo th otber t.Je. 11 Ibe Crvr.k. sst.cii wilj soca tZtxl
Warmotb, LaTifd-nriiica the erJcr cs.