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Or XVXBY JTAlttLT IX WZSTEnX MOUTH CAROLINA !
NO. 51.
SATFKDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1877.
realm of Marrlaae.
Tell me not. In Idle Jingle,
" Marriage is an empty dream !
Por the gkl U dead that's single,
And girls are not what they seen:.
Life is real ! Life is earnest
j Single blessedness a fib !
Man thou art; to man returneat,"
s lias been spoken of the rib.
Life is long and youth is fleeting.
And our hearts, though light and gay,
' ' " Still like pleasant dreams are beating
t Wedding marches all the way.
In the world's broad field of battle,
. In the bivouac of life,
tBe not lite dixmb-driven cattle ;
six cartas r. tou is rv: ttraat.
TT W1U. Z StaTt.Tr AUOMTT.
lf sxtxvrt ar ta otrtm
. Or TBI
Piedmont Press.
At BtiKrgilJt Sates.
y$ hex 'ine a wife t
THE MUSIC TEACHEE.
The funeral was over; her father was
buried, and Letty Westinghouse stood
in the parlor which was to be hers no
longer.
Her trunks were already in the hall,
and she only -waited for tl.o carriage
wbieb. was to bear her away.
Letty waa not quite alone.
Walter Webster, her father'n former
f
clerk, who had long made this house hit
home, had stood" by her in all her trou
ble, and it was to Walter she even owed
the situation as musio teacher which
awaited her hi Madame DeVrai's "select
establishment for young ladies," for it
had been filled by his own cousin, who
'was leaving it to be married, and, through
Walter's intercession, had recommended
Letty as her successor.
Gladly would Walter have taken
Letty to a home of his own ; but this
she had declined, so gently, yet firmly
that he felt there was no hope for him,
while he remained as much her faithful
friend us ever.
, Walter thought', and so did others,
mat the twice-removed cousin into whose
hands, aa the heaviest creditor, all Mr,
Westingbouse's property was about to
pass, should at least have offered the
daughter a home; but he did not, and
Letty was so proud and independent
he would hardly have accepted it if he
had. i
' She would depend upon herself, .not
anyone else, and very gladly accepted
the situation at Madame De Vrai's until
ah, Let;'
had pro, ',' '
...he camf ..-. I a she would be happy.
She had not told Walter of luni before;
but as he stood beside her now, while
vshe took her last far.ewell of her old
Jdiome, and onoe more ventured an et
treaty that at some time, if not now, he
might hope to win her, she judged it
V, best to let him know.
now, Letty, and a&k him to take you.
You can make him like you well enough
to give you a marriage portion. We can't
marry on air, Letty."
"But we have hands to work with,"
she declared, earnestly, blushing as she
spoke.
" Bother wort 1 I don't like work ;
I must have money and I tell you,
Letty.if I marry against the wishes of my
folks I'll get nothing from them noth
ing." "They oppose it, then?" queried
Letty, with a sparkling eye.
"Not yet. They don't know the
change in your position ; but, Letty, I
tU you it they And out yon are her,
mere teacher, I vbuldn't even get them
to call on you, much less receive you into
the family as an equal ; I couldn't, in
deed, Letty."
' .'ear York GnmllUnj Dx.
a! i-v si ee tr-
It is true that many d
all LLe
ea
llr JTmtckem sre Jtmde. !
I. .....I
xarge plan as are rut cp :nto blocks. " SHi 74 22-1 EG lCno f TL. t
double the leogth of the match, and pot ! Uat word rings cut harply on the cloe-e J worl-l ovr, arie from eatia Uo mofb.
one at a time upon the cutting machine. air of m gaalit, oUj.carprtM rwm Doi Bat it i p. Milne, ou the other UnJ t.
1 - .f.K "
a wo laxgn anives, con verging at ht ! a thousand miles from PrioUeg IIoQa
points, are driven back and forth upon I Square. Boms fortunate flgbt-er, of the
tue block, anil numerous little clamps " tiger has "struck a row,, or, in
other words, is ths viaaer of a tstake.
On raised p!st2ona or talJe is the
dealer, whirling t-j&hl and round an
obloog, hollow vesvoj hung upon a pivot.
through a hols la tOi end of which are dertake the p?-l en! alien.
oonatanUy faUinf uoall ivory balls with
numbers tharecn. A crowd f mec and
beneath, wide enough apart to pass one
match between, are pressed up, each
taking off a match at evtry paaaag of
the knives, at the raU of sixty a minute.
The particles are packed in square frames
and placed in a kiln dryer, over the
furnace, where they rema.n twenty-four
hours. They are taken out, and by
means of curious machines are coiled
upon an ordinary cotton baxuL On each
obi! there Is a gioc. or I4, iOU mate bis
and the band is between each layer. A
urious arrangement of the machine is,
that it will coil nothicg but a perfect
beardieasycutle ar
watching his c.vn
v-
Led " the table
.t, but still
ilar row of
mU tx little; and doubt whether
many omld maintain a healthy etiaUo
on the taevjre dist of each mtcmJ
phiUupheTS as the celebrated Comro.
How lonf oos eoull ccctrire to live
without eating aaythinx at aU Is a q?
won of Lich few wdl be inclined e ea-
tunately, it has bvo o4vl over and
over again In the rase of macy a am
deut anJ many a deed of cruelty. With
out something to eat or drink ems will
not live beyuod a few days, or at naost
ibe d-lerwiLh
Letty rose to her feet and slowly drew match, and throws the defective ones
off her engagement ring. . aside. Tlie oiling is slow, and one man
She was pale, and her eye flittered. I can tend five machines, whioh will
but her voice was quite firm.
"You need not try, Mr. Sever stoee. !
They will never be called upon to receive
me into the family, for I will never enter
it. Here. I return vou thieriaar. I mar
be a teacher, but I am honored and re
spected here, and a thousand times hap
pier than I could ever be as your wife,
now I really know your. nature."
" Well, I I'm very sorry, you kuow.
Letty,":, ttanimered Valentine, shame
facedly, but taking the ring ; " I wiah
this had not happened, but I dou't see
how we oaii marry if vou oersist in
this."
"I shall persist I tell y-u Mr.
Severance, I am honored aud happy
here, and I hhall stay here; that is all.
You wanted ynr release, and now you
have it, aud 1 am glad I know you before
it is too late. Farewell Mr. Severance,
now and forever."
ordinarily coil about a hundred and tifty
gross per day. After the coil is made up,
the ends are planed down even and put
upon a hot iron, which oena the pores
of the wood. Both ends are then dipped
into melted brimstone, into a composi
tion of phosphorus, glue and other ma
terials, and hung upon racks for ten
miuuten, at the nd of which they are
dry. Tho coils Are then unrolled, the
matches put in the square frnm", cut in
two iu the middle, boxed aud pocked
to become ouuipteU.
his heavy -dyed mustaolidiamond jewel
ry anil "flashy" shirt bunom. still
keeps the vessel wbirliag. repeating the .
lncky numbers in a sing-song too a. He
has called oat fifty numbers ainos the
fortunate winner made hi coup, but,
alas ! for the weary eye- and trembling
fingers that are tracing up the winning
figures, the luck is all 04 the aids of U.e
"gme,
ilere are some men of buaina, who
have hurried away from hrp or torr,
the bank and insurance cWk, and youth
fnl, beardless lad.
Li another room, just off the one
described, is a long, gT0-Maited table.
at one end of which a "lo l-eppriEg,
A French Itst. W. VL Veodal, who
reorutly visited N wthero Hwedn to a
the " mwlauht sin as it arMLra r
the 24lh rf Jane, gives the following a
emnt cf the evuatry sad iu peof'e: 1
the Late dewrr th pmlRa cf as !
afnooa; all the inhalnUbU nf old Earvt,
their country is aars!!y the twl
frightful of our eictiaesU Hcwrrw is iu
special characteriaUe ; etooy tdains sae
Cl dried up taarml.es, th aul ly
a bows 1 1 1 tatrra'. c-vetwl with a
blackish taca. Yet we are rrMs
Corwets, Imt the firs coejposirT theta do
not pes three feet la W4ht, The sro i
o dwarf tree sr.vede thai of rlfubi
te
U
The AUbaau pcsuUctLary fas
aavw earaej f3S.no atwe exi
oaJ ef ewe svtnJa," h c ensured, aad
ahe said Le was a gsy Vale.
Maryland Wvle, forty years OJ
west oJ la 1 epasa jas as the Us
portaat wvwaIs were to be epcXea. s&J
was Ukns fruca the rhsrch to an Is ns
arylsss e ravisg fsaxLar.
rWtaVoff Horlua's full Lssne wwe OUwr
naaard rVrry TLrurk Mwtoa, aa4 he
need to be food ef rwecliiaaT ail these tai-
l a . m . . ai
Z ' VV- ,eOWrT' Lar? -d rVMadAaWaas.
taakes a great d tfrreorw. - f . 1 . .
m a w w w a . vk ssi sasi srw w w ars:i 1 in vv a a
.v.i t I . . - ' ' -1 ' .
m j tia.a v ke eesae. Il was Us Usral ps
( cwt4. Jaa Newraaa, wfco 1
wellkn-wac-eof an Ayrshire ai brings te to U..: , ye ao-lwlrirww
V4. "8y-re- ys. ned in ia fy dayS an-1 tlh au aatl ac
cvel mine, without ewallowinaT asv
thing but small quantities of a chaly
beate water earked through a Uaw.
sun aiquire a etratv and rapad d-t j
rnect. Ia the north. vra ataIVs are
cflet talW than trr Kucactua.es s
ready for shipment. The boxiag is bejeweled, daxkdi.tured tma is maaipu
ruobtly done by boys and girls, and the I lating an oblong silver box, from which,
smell of the brimbti ne is said to effect j ou either aide there steadily springs s
their health somewhat. ' card, face up.
M . end opposite
I ihv?w1 with nrJt tn I tliM im nrrvr rhl
with white, red aud bios checks. A
IT- . t v. I
J" . -,01 mafisaisp fewlvwly lUwera Urr the hiHaOe With
wu,u n.Mjjurir, wnK, Uj v, rrnerv. errJv La!1
i-.a.t. a 1
"7 . ' ""'T' " W' a U ll foa-.tive atnra!re. do no4
Berard quotes the example U a , U.t-li dert UK-,ne ca.n. . TaxaUe.
vict who died uf sUryatHxi afUr auty-. lU,wtJ ttXin ,n whKhth.caitle are ahul
three daya, bnt ia this erne water waa j n ta lfiW t ,
taken, Caaes of alleged faetieg lotirrt J , , Uocrt Ihr
than th are cta;nly due to exposure, j nuooa mrtnagm ta the Uy d 1
The insane .rPer to beer f aet.ng WtUr j. j., I
than those , a their sober eeuaee. an.1 in I DrT,rtl.cI u b A wllbMil iabaUUnU: I
some mutrnd o.udlra cf the bv!y , t.rrm rt . wM ,v.. ,
ears eat aoaac c these
f.TVUcav. a? gjit la the reeta"
onw not eca t tie alxBCae a fa
at BaHatst, AaUla, evra now, X
hiUe g-ixl rwUy pkked ap a fee ri
qaartt which ecatsiaMl Dace than tw
ouars 4 f 4d. .
A voca fell isto aa ova wal-hls
by d.nunuhing nervoua M-u.iUhty I . , . m ! v rv..-1 i. frowt ci e Lm st
i Rhavw3d. led.. th eahes da v. ax-1 ta
falhasT thraa her head thr4th a
wiadow. The hkertee helped her
oat and rLat-1 her ca dclar and forty
eesU tt the brpksa f Use,
out for a aurpriit)g lu!h of time.
' roi-rMe builhngs astUreI aluag the ;
Kroup of player are watching the to ru
ing up of the cards; and as the dealer
civile eff the winning and losing aides,
smiles or frowns bgtten and darken the
1 wrapt facva surrounding the table. Aa
! the last card is called off, the player
steii up to purchase uiure checks or
i gather in their winunga. A sumptuous
4 a new itv tfzsi Tfto
e for her, and when
I thank you so mueli, dear Walter,"
the said, "but it can never be. If I
were free I don't know but I am not,
. Walter ; I am engaged to Valentine
Severance." . . '
" Tlien since I cannot win you, I am
glad thero iB something else," said noble
hearted Walter. "Ho is traveling abroad
now, I believe. "
" Yes," said Letty.
"You have written lum since"
" Yes- everything' answered ; Letty,
understanding why Walter hesitated.
' ' Then it all right, for if he is a true
man, he will hasten home at once to take
care of yon. I congratulate yon witlyill
mv henxr..' -dear Lettv I You will not
j ,
pt.iy at madam's very long.'
"Thank you; perhaps not," was the
reply, with a blush and a smile.
And then, as the hack had come, she
let Walter lead her ontto it.
lie did not cease his caro then, but
t with her to the station and found
her a comfortable seat.
" Oood-by," he said, as she gave him
her hand; "good-by, Letty. If you
ever need a friend, remember Walter.
j One kin, dear sister, for farewell ; Mr.
' Severance will not caro, for I have been
like a brother to fou so long."
He stooped, and kissed her cheek
once, and was gone, and Letty was on
her way to face the world alone.
Three mouths later, as Letty was trip
ping up stairs to her rootnAt madar's,
-demons over for the day, a.oi ut haad
, ed her a ttud. sayinp- Um en111 w8Ji
waiting in the small back parlor. !
Lotty glanced at the card.
It bore the name of Valentine Sever
ance. Her young heart gave the gladdest
bound it had known for long months, as
she thought :
""Walter was right He has come
back to me. Oh, how glad I am !'
And, without waiting to go to her
room, sho hastened into he parlor, and,
in her innocent joy, would have thrown
but his
Ihr Itenuty mf thr JliewaMrefc.
j There is a pretty legend in connection
with the Bismarck family which goes to
i show how the oak leaves adorning the
Bismarck shield, were added to the clover
She turned and swept proudly out of j and the nettle leaves. It runs as follows:
the room, leaving him with the ring in , Mauv years aco there was a lovely
his hand, in doubt whether to call her maiden Oer trade Von Biamarck. Nuni-1
back or. let her go ; but selfishness j bers of noble knighU and courtiers
trinrmihfvd. ' nt. l,n 1..1 ,,.! 1,4 ln iVa wo
X . nuuuub U& UUUV IKIUt. w ruv wo, ... . . . . 11 1 v
He coild not marry a poor girl, and ! l,v her own consent and her father. wUh. nnvn-,
sohekft Letty Westinghouse lo fight ' betrothed to a coun, a noble and I "W bct . tme etc, 1.
the world, alone, whi'e he went back U, princely youth. One day there came to rtrouur o-vaaioaall.T by U.e gsm
finish his travels. T tlie castle where tho Wutiful Oertrude ete"-
T-ftW, Utr ATr WltinA Knvor. ! K-. i ,.t ti. mta York, is i lU of the-e gsmbhug
- ' - " . in CW.l B J 1UV.C u. auT 11 si, asa aaf " a. vaa-a.
ance came home again, heavily in debt, hundred horsemen, to try and win. She
and not having forgotten. Letty quite as courteously, but firmly, refused him.
enureiy i o.I have wtied, lor e 1 -rv rit.Ji m gr2?V-T SHr"fi.cd, and, in-
Ud care as much lor her as he OCuld I rito.1 hv her creat lovelinc. determmeif
to gain her ; so he called his warriors
and said he would break the clover-leaf
(Gertrude) with his own hand. On tlie
name day he aiwsiled the castle, which
was but weakly defended. Tlie castellan
y waa Boon overcome, anil enaen enter
ed the caMle, and then tho Maiden's
chamber. "I cume to break yon in.
a,Iaa am s eat aw i ttilssaw'a
Animals have an advantage c.yer taa. ' , ... . . '
A tainted annaxw un ths t.t . 1 1 1 rTrl4xl 00 oucaa 01 attfii in .
inuxj Tlrt9 00 U1 far as living willx-ut fl is coucerned. , ,, ,. .
rVir V,- iA i. t. ..i . ialer rtetetKi U.sca anunat lie aiait.l
mere uie jeaier aita is 1 TtAitlrtnAt irm? n.tKa v. ....
out esting anything, and reUin all their j nAa .ve!.rf . . . rr alstA ! ..
vigor and nerceue.; and many crvtarew , Jwaat :if , t vtxAt
stt t.1 is as t a 1 ? e t-tAt.l Iifie flee a m
moctbs in every year wimoalesung or. riiWn, v, u (fU.
dnnlung. torvie, brer, ihirmouee, I ... . r ?u tv.
I ! ia t br lh ades whch were
! ned vesUrdav and wUl b uaI axvin
uurrw. On the Uirhod half.
for anyone.
It was too hot to htay iu the city, and
in three days he was down in the country
with a party of friends.'
The morning after their arrival, as he
stood with two of his companions, a lady
ind gentleman passed them, and . some
thing made Valentine turn and look
ifter her.
"Who is that ?" he asked. !
"The- greatest catch of the season,"
replied one of his friends. "Sho came
;ifter we did, last night. That is Miss
Westinghouse, the great heiress."
"Westinghouse! I knew a Mi3
Westinghouse once, but she was not an
heiress."
" Waa she tLe daughter of the whole
sale merchaut who died in London two
or three years ago ?"
" Yes; she was."
"It ia the same lady, then. If you
renumber, her father's property all w ent
to a sooou 1 cousin, who did not offer
to do anything for the girl until he found
out what kiLd. of tuff she whs. She
went off somewhere teaching, and he let
her tea h for a year, all the while keep
ing an eye ou her; and then he went to
her, and told hr that he had already
settled half her father's property on her;
and that he was alone and lonely, and if I
dens, which exut in many caees almoat
under the eyrs the police, and within
sight of tlie pr Tinct statioo.
and other animals retire at their
to their r-epetive cell, and hide theca
selves ane in caverns of rwka, and j
others dig bole nndergronn-l, while '
esnne g t into woods an 1 ley tbeowlve 1
up in the clrfu cf trees. fneer:
j SUtimm tll Telle ie (Mifrr ll. '
A correronU nt of the ew 1 otk
Herald lias ).a.l au interview with. St-
iu e y3. )ara mt aar.
Jr ef eci4 basa.
Jar af a iwaiil, a ef at".
J aeaatr M araaa 'a ts.
iara mi txaix a3 saa s-ialw .
Y4 tLe mj )aa wee U 1 1 1
aVkfc wm u Umr
The VircvtA tNrv.) CrrUU esys:
Tt UsaWr sa-1 ta the Ocaiatstock
suinee ola l?.iU s dsy ; the rrwo-d(
taxaCy cC.3d t-y the aiesxt esne,
$5.l; randl barad ia tie saiaes,
tlO.OLal ;thsquvkadrer loU, ttCCO.and
the Ww tdd to e4 the aiew foe
dnelit.- ia the Wt lower leWLa, ll.COO
! a day. The CoaejCUaUd Virrtaa ahaae
caked chillren frare at us as we pe ; v Xa.ly wwOl TaUew than
their yellow hair thrown hke s pcLim two tnaa d baIavo, eceiUiab&c feety j
nimbus roana thu hM.!a. Hoaa I tw rx.tara m asloe ! fuJ, are odaead
Ull men ank thr pipes gravely be- dally, raltaed at from 11 V1,C0 le tlIX
f.re tl.rtr door, !! ianc( red fiano! 1 000."
ahirte. r-M.rt rep- and a ki-d of sleeve
Ua vet in ouw w.4Uu aiaff. tlark or
tiug Bull, who, u. dcribing the flht filler a aky wnleit bgLt, ia a
J! .Veerfiee.
- Nelh? r.re lade of ;!eel wire. The
wire ia first ut by ahears from coils,
into the leng"i 1 the needlee to be
mnde. After 1 Kttc.h of such bits of
wire have beei cot off, they are phwvd
iu a hot fnrnac't ud then takeii out and
rolled back war I and forward on a table
till thev are sturht. Thev are now to
ith Cnater. was aked when he
I The Indian reluil :
"Well. I have uudcitod thai there
wereKil 'uiv ori;t xutn in
you golden clover-leaf, li.n don t sting ground. Jhe needle point-r then
hke stinging nettles. Clover does not Ukes uu two Joz.-n or so of the wires
feU. J c'4 h"ma coutry. the Fiona hsve a psa-
Si-t. i-?r Hum i ni.l nava axl ugu
Umes cf color which nature denies theca.
The WYCoeo warvwui atnpl blue and
thai
la
sting, ".he said, and with that he put hia
arm around her. A moment more and
he withdrew it, crying out, . " Mercy !
Oertrude held a dagger over him, then
struck it into his heart, saying : "The
nettle stings hard whoever will break or
j touch Bismaicks golden clover." Since
then the Bismarck shield wears the oak
j leaves as a sign and crown of victory.
! London Truth.
Tlie Type Fie ml.
The Burlington Haickcye man had
hit funny column thrown into a wild
muddle by eouiebody iu the comjKieing
room the other day. But he is a philoso
pher, and thus he tenches 0 lessou to
the impatient:
" It is thee little beauties of his pro
fession that the csreleis world cannot
understand or comprehend that makes
the journalist love his profession like a
This ia the
f.
aTiA wrmlsl pnmu anil lix-n witli liim anil
1 Ma ,lnnff, l. wnnl.l V a -urill ,loK i4iH Wckorj club.
, , , r . . . ; laat time we are ever gmng to complain,
giving her all her father s property, and 1 ... ,. . . . . -
1- 1 1 1 t c-i ., . . publicly. When in future the American
his own added to it. Sho went, of 1 J ... ...
course, and people say they are much Ple 'f JPftment
attached to each other. It's a fortune "7 twderstand they neexln t ptter
a. i.- t 1.11 ... I us with letters of inquiry. Tliere are
wiiriii 1 nvn ir 1 ih 1 Tin. 1 1 -
- ' r J
" I should think so !" said Valentine,
wondering what lucky chance had
. i have hi ask the lynx-eyeAl proof-reader.
and if it were quite too late. ,t , ' . . ...
No it could not be.
thousands of things in it that we don't
j understand, either. We are amazed,
bewildered and enraged. They will
and rolls them between his thumb and
fingers, with t)ir ends on the grind
atone, first one ?ud and then the othea
Next is a uiaciine wh'ch flattens end
gutters the hd of ten thonaand
needles in an aour. Next comes the
punching of tlr eye by a boy, so fast
that the eye on hardly keep pace with
him. The spitting follows, whih is
running a fine wire through a dozen.
perhaps, of t)ee twin needlea, A
woman with a little anvil before her,
files between Uo heads, and sepi rat ea
them. They ar? now complete neoll-e;
but they are rough and maty, and easily
beut, The hard Tung comes next. Thy
are heated in batches in a furnace, and
when red hot ae thrown into a pan of
cold water. Nextthey must be tempered,
and this is done J rolling them back wrd
and forward on L hot metal plate. The
polishing atill r.snains to be ilone. Oo
a very iare, cth, neodloe are spread
to the number o forty or fifty thousand.
Emery dust is s'rewed over them, oil is
sprinkled, and a-ft soap ia daubod over; .
me cican is rou up, mivu , " Whv 7"'
a sort of wah pot, to roll to and fro ; .. ha- . u. WM ft grvill rulcl.
I ( a a .at aw
fight, an 1 tht from time to tamo, while I reu snu psn-o.Mwi iuuca.
itwssniifr on. thev werw alo d.xwn 1 The a-ghtrf Jnae 21 ia rttaled
Ukepiga. They mrtU not help them- J N Hwe.lo by s festival which
arlves. One by one the officers Ml. "rpetoaiI itlf frois paaa tt-a.
Ant wav. it waa aaid thai un there where 1 1 Finland il is pe,Ul by a anivsral
. w - - - 1
the tat flsht to)k nlace. where the laet 1 I
ktuid was made, th- Long Hair (Carter) ,
ntood Uke s ehesi ol corn with all the ,
t ars fallen around hun.
"Not wounded P ;
" No. :
" How any atool by Lira ?"
"A few."
" When did he Ml ?"
" He killed a man when
UugheaTL"
" You taeau be'eriod ont.'
" No, he laagl.ed ; he hd tirr.1 has j
last shot."
From a carbine f
"No. a piatol."
Did he stand au rfter be rirt fell ? '
"He roanponhis hands and txM ulplii.S I Uy alaaisini.
another shot, but hia pistol wonM n I ', "I -"'0 ia ray pail wi-J, a very
gooff." - dear fnvl, Mr. Ih II. whan ia
Was any one else sUnding np when srxlked I'ayn Tl-1 lUr a.) lrrd in
he fell down " ' o.T calro bed-r'": Whd" we wete
"One man was kneeling ; tot wasall. laub ag at lb slKure he cut, th
Hut he died before the Long Hair. All " servant threw rr the d-., and an
this wa far up on O r bluffa. fir away . uonuce! O --eral at! Mr. Washington,
from the Sioux encararian.U. I did ol ! What t . with that dree.lfal buy I
. . " .. a a a M ...II
. eeeit It is told to me. Hut it 1 true." 1 uua anw. ue mni
" TL.. L.nr Hair was not -li-e.4 T" . Ire-i-;ot in Uat gaiu.
I iVn f mmiU .lul iMt wai l
... - - - - -
The et.m OooUcct of Karrpe o
ttnm 19.VC.CJ00 u rut S3.
000.000 ia the Catted KJado. bat the
eaesamieg power of the CucUact
spiad is greaur than Dr.uia'e, They
take fifty poaak pr piAd, while
Hrvt-iVi rale spvwa te W oedy thirty
thrwe pxala. TW United testes have
1 ?.COCi) spindles, and their espsAty
is fTeatsc std", rssrhinet aitty-three
pcauvls per sp-.r-I'e. I a eveksevjaeoew
of thie. the ananal eoasnsaiSea ta the
Uaited Butrs rearh'S CD.'Xri.0O0
poaods. thai 4 ths Craatiaeat 1.0C3,
OA000 pxjQada, araizt l,3Ca,tW,C01
for Oreat BnUin,
s.a-a a aa.a
;i a r tl. warn uy pmooi rota
rie 1 mil a'. The day -f lha -4lh
i rhMi by g 11 ka ft I heir te
Uvthal on 1! tit.t Asxs. On the Crt
; iiin of the acn, a bvnia sung by
w.Htnen. A dm it f ull'diak appers
I sre ..Cir. I,n. atrirgs of danr atrrsra j eapposM to be the
I al jr.g the ,u' of t:- rnd-1 plaUwa i 4is4 retualascf ChriaUhel Cc4a&bos,
, of He mouutain, and U ifires tux the.f dveret of Atarvaa, wetw traas
' piebald with the .uaarwa. with greet pocsp trota the ealhedral
' " Kaa !Xio4rlolhestLedral4' Usvaaa.
' l..t...at-t I. t-
llfcw If mmlktftmm MummKed. j iimory nwnwi im ur wj w wmw
A cheerful vw of Wsah:ufV ia "r prt
given in a at.rv otne U41 hv Mrs. i Oawat of Hi. Franks, wheviee it was
Mad. n o. a bltle girl. .Ih, nw rwst. tWrrre.1 a few year. I.Urlo the CW
it in dsyia ItuU- ! inA,
IteevsUy e aruekcaea caakiag rsf irs
ia the riAthedral st Haa Doraiigo de
crrrr a we!ld urVa enitaAainT a
be, Urn eaee with an inrTip4ioa ehowiasT
ooorjncwly thai tiv- roateU were the
boce tf ChrieUpIW CJabus. The
case was afterward eaaxained by ererral
g.vrrannt ofS rials, b etste their
WtUf UuU the retLAins were thre of the
N.ithrr cooU f
hi. ' he leave !.e room Witbat tnwiag Iheta. " , , ' " .
OV va ia M I mm ...
1 .t 1. - TT- 1 .1: . - .
would take him back.
twelve hours or more. They come out
dirty enough, but after rinsing in clean, ,
hot water, and Uing in aawduat they
Umt bright,' and are ready to be
" i .. . . . 1. 1
Dou't ak us. We are not going to talk eerUai and put up ior aaie. 1
And so he watched for Letty 's return
j from her ramble, and when she came
near, with her esccrt, he tprang to meet
her with eager hand. V
" Miss Westinghouse ! Lettv is it
possible ? Do you remember me ?
bution. We can le calm. We believe
' a; -a a a a
in me laiureex aina or lurure pumsn- j t t
ment. w e are froing to take things that ; Mlt.T are filled
we write just ss the compositor and
proof-reader get them up for us, and
we are going hi do our growling and
- swearing privately."
feJre 'Were.
Nothing contribute more U the
beauty of the skin than the rhoace of
A Lmm n"rm TWe. J ought to wear the r.ret white; U.ey
Any person 1 n l 1 Kal J rba'"J, an1 brilliant cu'or.
ui d uxiuer u "hh , "ri iki. -. . v -, - -
ith oi! I Women c f a Uik cimplexi'u wuo lre
aud ought h Q abundant light, ! ! cxilof. a- thry often d... co.
neveTthelee mar? avr woodeml why I their skin to lo-A black, dnU.aiid tarred.
a . a . a 1 T1 .1.1 A . . m.A I mWIIa e.l m . I
t). ni nn 1 -rerv nieut aioai uau- aueTviu v -
" '..: t . ..!.JiI.MiImU
; uuly one. I made him craw! qvtly - I - -
I , . . . 7 . . IfATsna ran be stetlajl ta rUa Ho
, ruU, a I,- bn-l cnwbirh I , 01BleV4ared that the
was a, tuu. I Ud jaa lie- Vi imte, . 8!- the
lb drapery whq aahtngUAs s " . , . L.
SCI
ll.. ti Anil nnnlimALU f the
1 eralea u oes of tae sraaa aavaaior.
the i t" r'1 rrePrr
ratodv ia lh larsA of lieftaa aa-
Ctlma antd sraagvreaU
lUred. Af Ur the courtly grestm. sd f LSTJI
... 1 themaelvra and their rVIrel Ue wea-
1
ilt-rrraxuft irra unuer the tu a Lesvy
sivh. w'ifh erlrVr attrarUd
Oeneral'a ootkw. Ilnwwver, I only
talked a d laughed a Uttle loa Ur hv)-u.f
t Jivert hi attti.a hi -A, ta!
1 here nae an ouWry avl a kick that'
cotild iv -t l iffnorl. Ho 1 t-jd d jwn
an 1 .baffl I'ayn o.tt by the Ug.
She accepted his baud with a smile,
saying, easily
Mr. Severance I Oh, yes, I remem- j
ber you well, and am glad to meet you :
again. But I am not Miss Wetingbonse
any longer Mrs. Webster since th
before yesterday. This is my husband.
sre bewt suited
A rhymielmn'm Eeeeutrle ll lll.
The will 'of Martyn Paine, M.D.,
LL.D., lat Ir)fessor in the University
p,'t eight. Air puxxled persons roee-e.kr aa
1 Ka-t. tK- rJioe. who have watche in parUcuIar,
f . th secret. Whenever the . grom, violet, purpl- ; and
lamplighter was pohen to about it he :. Urkne-a wliich waa only th
11 iv-. the fault was not Lis. i too haMi a clra-t wiU
Hl'lUt BkAVC mMd I
roekr tad light bine rihboua These. J (ueral Waahingtoa'a djrsity Irft h.a
to them : , f'r Tce Lugh ! A by he fairly rosreO :
then that He neaalv went into canli The
ffect of ' siht of t'ist by in tht own. all o ' baj ehl. aad
to er a niUaf aaavetx ewer l us
retsaiaa,
ftH ff War.
He 4.-l ahivsring aroaa.1 the CtraJ
taarket, a dr"p ra.a nadicg its way
down ls epK-al ecjama now and
He rw-rE.rJ the fart that Xhs
aader
d see thnselvr, the 1 disapjar, as if by enchantment ; their j frun undr tuy at, it was l
herself into her lover s arms,
cliillintr face and manner instantly check- Walter, dear, let me ictrodueo
d her and she received his cold kiss I friend Mr. Valentine Severance,
with a sinking heart, only saying :
" Oh, Valentine, I am so glad !"
"Well, I am not glad!" he said im
patiently. " What did vou do this for,
Letty?"
"Do what for? she asked, m
. . . . i . . . ir ... m - ,
01 rw luu. iioA wru on mil in me r..r aa ir vn.
i w 1 - j
? t .. ... ... .. hi 1 m 1 ,n.i MifflOiriKn wiu leraate iiveiv
nirn ii.'iftj m mni ri iir iiniiu uti. 1 1 a ratnn. w r. wft - w -
M ilHT t C - " I'-- , I - w . . , - . ft-.-.
. ... . . ... .1 1 T-l .1 ' inimftU Afv.1 nil 111 thait anrii
1 twTumc uioimuvu, 1 ui w nir- 1 oe exunxujsneu 1 j - - .. .. , . .
' 1. 1. ... . I . . . . i : . l..li- aa n!l nal thoee of the fairret of
an old t y 1 " ,ue uight. However, a i" "4 ;
1 ftrinninff. that it ix due t hia inter an.l .l.i.il iK. iTtt of the doxLre. His 1 fair.
1
u-hlenv i UU lprrlel. (VUltST wt-d ru- Cft
I "
! frin undr tif a!. it was lo tvli
in
tense surpnse-
"Come here disgraofd yourself and J his early love.
it
me.
' "Disgrace Valentine 1
" Yea ; but what are you here but a
hired servant a mere nobody a working
girl? Isn't that enough, Letty?" ;
"But I could not beg. nor starve, nor
What could I do ?" she asked.
could have stayed with your
I .i 1. ; .... .1 .
.. . .. . , r 1 uuier ruiUTrn to 1 .1 L u.ii iiia iniviirin 1
I Walter BtepptM lorwara, ana aien- Al -
: tine lowed to Letty. hnsban.L of whom WQulJ hve rrtmpte,l him to ,
i the was so prcud, and went his way, bestow his property on them, only that
I sadder and wiser, and wishing he hi k, T7 ?
been a better man, and thus not lost " . t " '"V
what Walter had won, when it might so b hit? " the cf hu
1 ancils li.ir Kvn his noii liM rMVn tnii tit ' . .wUft '"'1 o
! the advancement of public int-reets :
and to show that his son's life was ucn
fioed through no fsult of his own, but
! thst he was a victim of temporary in. ,
sanity, inherited from a mat.roaf an
cestor He thsrefore beqn.S sll i
rhartos ' Th- friecd that is tie hArdw( to f.. t
the irie ia L wh We!a ;t to h tia dsty to 1
be your faithful rnlw, aad tell yoa f "
In a veurd, the fair rann le too rare. ' !! your faults. H a- no drnent ;
. . ... I 1 . 1 1 1 I f I . . . 1 M It,. - f .1 . IV. . . . - . . - . m.m . T
. .. . J)(l mo lie reeOiVeU lo ll B cnrft, iiavvi, u I ,VU . mi H.
o on, 1 .... - i.i 1 ... .... 1.
We
steal.
"You
"Valentin, he never invited i me to leave the room.
"Bafctolobt he would if he had
kpOwnyon vanUd to. WriU hia
When the Empress Eugenie visited i
Queen' Viotoria flrttt after her flight
from France, she threw her elf in the
.'. arme ftn.l rift.t An-iM fiArsi an.l
u .. ru . .11 ' fAnlt-Tvni. ! P0Prty a PrwideBt an 1 Ft iloss of
didnet want the war but I would have Collie to be by them uni
if" The Prinoe of Wale, felt so thir snooeesor. ditnbuUxl in pruca 10
touched by her grief that he had to ml
hammv m wvva ava aaau V 1st I a U tfiV"U VJJ
-i these prises when the income nrinic
i
Th price of fresh oysters in Ana tin. . frora hi perty anouuta j ,CK a
Kr. , is twelve' and a half cents c ach, ijwr,
lantern went out .n roonnt
ficieaCT
.,,- . i;it- J, from a street lamp.
... . mA waa nn in(.n.1in VOtniO. t'V tT'-UlfeT CU)r. th
wnicn ne ooeerr M , -
. . im u At ik MrWi what velhfW tint of t..eir cartatMo.
ii ciiune, to re i i - .
opportunity W clamWnJ up the nwt not orait a very impotUx.1 o-r-u
' . ;.LariDe the sie.iscle I) and ! tijn rsperting thr chanr of colors
. ... , .i-i V. lt.ll Tl.fi. 1 m-mn il ill rmtr aA m
m.i utm umn oikT main oi am". x - - - -
. ...
tHe ct und. He then haxvls.nte st nigni. wnea u msy
f the supposes! od into sabUtuted foe roe-oolor.
caaUJeLgtit
doa4 this be stt
U at sli7-ixir
aiaed hsd t-eea soli ackd tob(4oao,
re r to lay wut rUus foe tha
wiaUr, he was hard aacAinCas he dove
utohte empty pecs. eta " I'av kiadsr
frail the abbe are sirk ef graswhafwr
aad f re suSerers, and 1 know they are
p to eaaff oa the dlr of the rlergy.
ir.sx. driven oat of Arksaaaaw by the Xa
KHx.
LrVa sew? I cJM bs a Prasafsfl e
Turkish exd". bat I raa't talk the Ua-
a ... ... i . . . A
ruaar. 1 ra.trt.1 ne s sesuer unrrsi c-at caj
It
htch
; bat
be
LArf
Us
pen
ways mcmnf. He see otah- odd
aivat ymr drew, wothiag akwrJ in
frf-.r rcAjr n u7&rthiflf oiLr rmtntoalicad
in your sfv-h, sj 1 yo wilier what I Maim by the !ajee,but war laaaUd.
there faa alut yoa that he hke. Hs U Ail thraa ken weoe aad jrar powder and-
itv than sa aroasi ermcinr. and
in your lti! Wjcs js rail Lia to or
der. " Prdca tae f-r By exitcifjs,
he ey, for thy sre well inUnhooed,
axl faithfcl are th woaodeof a friend."
having remo
down again to
rvmred enough o
v.;. i. -rerlv
..l I ft. . .ft. . aaa.. . W- A mm a-wi"a I --I'm
mpteu v ugm ne nuw - - -
I ft 1. n. M1 ..mmIa t.-M . .v W-.l .- k .!..
i . anwever. were nis ' i"iuk.n.M.'iuj ivu , u-'viw. - -
r ideavor so to ' LMt 1 cor3I l57 ,lnP 11 ' "ii U ,ur ' r1 T00 ' hat psrdca haa t
covered that the .r-PP , Pale y.Uow. oa the contrary, i.
ir ti.n aerret of the lamr'. often very handaocae by day, aad is. ja Iowa City a gra.ieaie cf a la
beanK extiaffuished lighter would perfectly suited to persons who have a i boot, who revived terrible ia juries at cloihee all g-ooe !
m fi.. i nearly full of water . fise earnation : but at n ghi it en-ears J a fire, in enaseqtea? of wi he has; MXt W4s aa if the day
. . , Ji m the tec to sake ' dirty, an 1 tarmthes the laarrs f Ue rrw anrw bern paralyaed fr-ra ths oeck whaa well isws te go to
il- -nil a kuii i ..... .. .. . . . ..iv -ft-A-i t it . i ..I
Sol UOur Or . O . COri L). r Jl-a. lO wiiH-il it . ubaj FViiywa. ht-. I iimI mim r - - - - - 9
I iS4 the psa bstwsss his teeth.
th ' nn Inn. fi uour or s-s oT. co.-ip:exi;n.
; JWUUV. ii) riktV. v.briAliacy.
S'-cta ar old, the pahl dt eare ary
taor wbo gs hart oo ths mlrosds, and
ray eyes sre too good ta p-ay off bload.
"Noth-w kad-cxaa wKVdal psy,
ths che4cat laatmse is too cold, sad
folks woa t bay say awwe toeth-eche
ears, nf it, all the dodges are r4Jd
aod here X aa ae bargry as a anif J
1 Ucfl
aad
cnr-e uewa To
I
vis" 2rAt Yaw Vra.