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H. A. LONDON, Jr.,
roiToit asi rimniiFTOR.
or
AJJ VEIITIHINO.
On square, one Hwrtlon,
Uuewuaro,twiiiiPLirtluiis,
Onotijnnm.oiio iiimiih, . .
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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VOL. VI.
I,ITTSr()I() CHATHAM CO.. X. ( .. )(TO!U:i is, iss:;.
no. ;.
For larger ailviri Ih'iiiciiIh Ukontl contracts will
.it
Walling.
Sweet i liil.lliooil wjili ihy puinlnil toy,
Oi,livi,.nsnl those Ik'Hlingjiivs,
O, fin;; mi I -i in, hiipil, 1 1 ll t -
'I li we lu ilit Mini imiiis ilii.V) i-.
Hill iiiii.( lioii knnwlhy Intent imivi'I,
Thill ..Iihi.Ii ! Ilii.in;;li I ho-"' illin Im ll".
In vhiii Hum r-litt It iiiiiiiui til I ilc.
I ull uiiiiiv ii jt'iirrl limn linel unit.
Anihiiii.ii youth willi mcer eyi-n,
IrfMlk fill Wlllil ill 111, Mil lull, 1,111 it iv
To limri'lt luihi hi In in lin,
Hill Iihik ho hIiiiIi h lui' in v illi ;
l.iko niiliicn nit 1 i.,,,.u hisi'vo,
Ai cm Hit. gnnl mill envied nic;
II "till pur .lie., tint iillniin,- huii,
llnl I'll' Im (jm.-jis it oii; tniMt wiiil.
M ill in i'il iniiiiliiinil with liUu . 'il,
I'm ill's In-. I'liiiiu.iiii will) thi' lint;
It'll willi nun i, iili.lncli'j Im mn',,
I Innijjli nut li si itl .lent inn hi hnii".
AiIviiiu in yi'iiia iimv Hiiil In Inn,
While iiMri' uni', hi, mml him iling,
Wilh 1 iff til, urn ihi'w t, iniin itr,
Hill Im' ili'liviM'iini'i' lip must n.nt,
at nj;i, with ..unity links, iiin-iii.i,
Itt'iii'iilh his weight life u.,,1 vu.tni
Siihihii"! inn iinw niiiliiliiiti'.N tin",
Anil higher linpii Iim snul iii-,ii".
Almost u 1 1 Ii i ii his i-iijfi'i- "; y.i
Ait' ilu?. lulu "In uus nl lii'ii mill tills;
Ami i'i.' In, hi'ih llir "li.iMrii li itn "
Hi' li'illl lint mm Iniifj In ivml .
- .! ... i.
A MISUNDERSTANDING.
"Why don't In icV" said Lillian
Itiunni', peeping earnestly between t'ii'
houghs nf the minister lil.i !'i'.-li.
whose purple plumes waved I'i ,i:n I en
in thi' i filing hive i'. "i lit, vv liv ll nl I
hecoine'.' I can't possibly be mistaken
He said mi Tin sdav ev i mug a' sev i n
mid it's twenty minutes pad.Hy gramh
lather's big clui K ; .nnl. nh, il ,n !" u:i!i
a sifjh lli.it Miri-H fin- lniu !i i( ,au--ii s
illl'll nil llir h'H ;. il, 'i. 'Hi.!,,
isn't ii s.iiil in silif"
liy all tin1 siirn aii'l .milium-.
Mlliin's 1 if I It iiii! r.ii' s'hi'iIiI have
l iinii'il t ! nit cvi-iiiiiu'. I'll' ttu'v Mi'ii-ali
lalKi: k al'niit Im t a' M;4 l..n in.la
l.firkin.i' ti'a-iailv in Dnvi r irnt.
"I 'Ii, slm'sa Imni i n i'Ii'U'-!" sii.l Mis.,
' l.nriinU. Tun Iiiiiijvs nl Mi'ar il:,
vnii say, nr mi", r.-t.o v iin'
ln' ' uii'l help it. li in lu i- iialuii"
Mi'll't Villi IVIIIeliilii'r, Mi-.s. I'i ,., I'tn ,i
vvli.U a Milt liei'iiiiit!i.'i ,i,.. I ,,, , i .
I'.iit she'll never play la.,l ami l.ni.e
with liill'tTt haw-Mii ,'i-.'ii that I'll
i;" hall!"
"(Hi .1,1 tell us all almiil it. Miss
l.arkiiis!" sai, tl.c w I'ealmily.
with her iikhhIi lull ot hi. Ki m sahhl.
'Well, il ymi wnii't repeat it "
'),' .it it' We! Never, as ln ih
' e" w a i Im- I'.-j y tlia' i n'
. l l the le.'l-ta'i I- HI eiie ie . elit.
't . 'i i' i . s, , ' a.lile.1 M,-s l.erinila.
''. all ipiile private ami l oiniiliMitial,
i i I ween imiNelwi. lint il wasatthe
M I" i-iV" parly. Wli.il I'UMiiesS the
Meil 'iiryV hjie tn n'ive parties, with
ffht lee ei. ain .i'i.I t , inlins ami
harp. 1 iI'.ii'i Uimw. I'.veiy mu' ii
p -fleetly aw.uetlial then-'.-, a imn-t,Mi,'i
n the plaiv, an. I that her ilre.-auaker's
;"li ain't pai'l Ihit that ain't neither
I'e Ifil Iheiv. I w li t!nre. in hi v
" I piei ll ;:ev. n. t ri,iiiiie, with Aunt
I i'hly's el, I t nli 'h lai e aii'l I was a-
"kin' at the h nian ;e tree in the
enseivntery that's an.-thi'i' of Mrs.
Meilliiiry's sinful ext raa.raiire.s when
I ;(; J.ily Ilmini', in her whito fmek.
n Dienther si.le ef the hank nf llnw ers,
a i.'rylin' ami a-whisperin' withSipiire
I ii I us harlin::'"
"M; !" ejai ulate.l the ether ladies,
u ith npen iniMitlis.
"Ami up raine Mrs. Meilhitry, nil in
i smile she siii'lei twi.e as nften as
1 i fere, sinee .she jrnl tliein ' civ false
n th aiul wli'spe! i iii her ear. Ami
ays Lily, nut Imnl, says she, ( h, 1
;an"! I'm nnageil to .Mr. Darling"'
"n," erieil Mrs. I'epperlieltl.
1 hearil it with these wry ears,"
nh unity answereil Miss lan itula.
laii;a;;eil!' shriekeil Mrs. Vnitng,
whtise own ilitapleil neiiu was even
Ihoii .ayiii(f sii'ffe to Mr. Darling's
i L.tnantine he.at.
"F.n, -ii;ei;" rejieated .Miss 1 .or itn I a
l.arkins.
Ami she keeping eonipany with
t.ili crt Dawson!" ei laiineil ihe wido.v
I'rahiMly hreathlessly.
"lint she woti't never trille with him
tin innre," aihleil Miss l,ul inila, with
ill tliKgnisnl ailmiiatinii. "For I met
.iilhert. yesterday afternoon, ami I
,e-K'il hint ahont his iimlher's lheiima.
tism, ami what tho New York doetor
ai l 4l'ont it ; ami In- never took no
notice nf my iiiestiins. You know
that al'sent way ounjjr men have wlu.-n
ihey're in love. 'lAeiise me, Mis.i
arkins' says he, 'hut I'm a little in a
l urry,' tt-le kin' riht over the top of
in v head, as if I wasn't there at all.
If you're iroin' to Miss I'mume's,' says
', there ain't no such terrible hurry.'
S. "4 fif, 'What do yon tneanV Ami
hr hmked at ine hharp enough this
tine. 'Ilain't yon lu'erdi' he's en.
1 ed to Sipiire I i.irluij;,' sa s 1. Atld
nh; i Iip, It an't 1 e pnssili.e" Siyt I
'I heerd il f-oiu her own Hps ; and all
i ikasset's tali.in' i'l'.'iit it,' says I.
J ho idoa i a ymiii meter like that
M'llin' herself fur money and a line
house. Fur even Imilv knows,' savs I
'that that's all thai liille Darlinn's ii"t
In rei'iiiumeiid him ; and he's ll
enough to he her father into the har
ra:ii,' sa . I. AimI he jual turned his
In use and kerriile arniind, without
ever having the politeness to say
'y, I by.' innl druv' off like .leliu in
the opposite ilireetiou."
"Yoiunr men ain't aeeniuitalle when
they're in love," sighed Miss I'nlonia
Johnson, u ho u as sii-.pi i li il rf lieiu
the poetess who w rote the love sonnets
ill the IVkasset I I'i ,'' ihiuh.
"I aili'l one that meddles with oilier
folks' nlfairs," said Miss l.oiinila,
Vii'iol,y hitilii,' nil' a pi nf .soihl-
hiseuil ami Imtler; "hut I shall never
eneiiiira'e llirliiifr with any mail,
while Mni're emja'-'ed to another. It's
i lean njj'in my prim iple.s!"
And hefore the nel day's sun had
:.et. everyhoily in I'ekasset knevx all
aliollt Miss lloiiine's enau'elueut In
.s'jiliie 1,'nl'iis liarlini,'.
"Don'l mind it. liilliert." :aid old
Mrs. Davon. "Do imt let a fill's
silly caprices hn ak your heart."
lie lay on the sofa in Hie pretty
little "kcepuii,'-ro:iiii," where the floor
was i ai'pi le I wilh hlue, lui- lll.se hliln
was Lillian limirne's lavorite color,
and the wall; were papered wilh
hunches of white-amMirold lilies,
hecan.se the lily was her m lower.
Fringe, of pale mii.'iM'lietti' hun mi
Hie w imlow-lioM's, and a i .inary chiip
el l'Ii i hilly in He ain .Umh-. tor liilln i I
had made his hoiue he iiitiiiil I . 1 1 1 -
he wauled Lillian to like il.
"Mother," saiil the vomit; man, with
a treinhle in his Voice, "I loved her!"
"lint you were never actually be
trothed." spoke ll Id knit, pitiinlh
"Not in words, mother ; but wc im-
ili'i'loiiil eai h other, and No matter;
it's user ail I pa a How," ,,ii. (lilliell,
sadly.
Mis. Dawson pn d hi-, hand Willi
tl mati rna! ;- mp ithy.
"My poor Im." he w hi-.pereil
Try and nr;;et In r "
' I cau'l dotliat, mother, lint." w il'i
a sudden n live, "III ;;,i aw.iy llnln
le'i e. I'll a' ej I my I m :, 111, , ii
i'liin's 'ii-. Ha'i.'ii ; woli 1 , 1 1 , i I,,
thosi ild Mii, an ci us. where he is
to sketch and paint. I'm not una hoi
an artist myself, hut I can luana;;e to
while the time away s eliow. At all
events, I can't --lay here and Lillian
married to l li.it pompon, lellow, Dai
Inn;:" lie had not heili i;,iue tell minutes
to the vill i.,-, an-r t'ia! ninu eiitoiis
i onv eisat ii n, Vice. i tin re i aim' the
tiniest nf knnih.-. to the door, and in re.
spouse io Mr.;. Daw -on "loine in!"
there eiilered M, s I . i M i . . 1 1 ISoiuiie
herself.
I'resli ',i,i (he .pi Woods, w Uh a
basket nf the pale pink, tiaiiin,; arlml us
she herself I ad Kalheied, in her hand.
Hut she paused nil the threshold as
she saw the narilciiiie; lines .nvund Hie
mouth of ( olb- il's mother.
"Am I in lie; way Y'
timidly. 'Tlave I come at
line ';"
"Fray walk in," said .Mr
he a-k-.
1 lie w loiiy;
Dawson
trying to aiiiiiilale the tordiaiit which
her soul refused to offer 'othegirl who
had broken her s it's heart.
"I fa a ml these arbutus stars in the
woods," said she. "I knew you were,
fond of ihein. May 1 ,u t tin in in a
saucer of water for you? '
".Mrs. Dawson absented, still without
much w .I'ltith oi i. aiiii ".
"1 am Mich obliged to you." said
she, cnldh.
"1 hope (iilberi is well," said Lillian,
the color flaming ..i'ly up into her
clti ek.
"tjuite well, I thank yon!" said Mrs.
Dawson. "Me is going to Mexico with
my brntaer, Mr. Ii'avtiibuiu, nest
week, and is censeipiently very busy,
because Why, what is the matter
Miss liotirue'r"
For Lillian had grown deadly pale,
and uttered a little cry.
"Its its my tooth," she faltered
"It has been tilled; and sometimes the
cold air makes it jump so dreadfully;
1 think Fll go home and put a little oil
of peppermint on it."
And so Lily slipped aw ay, ami cried
all the wav home, behind her veil.
Hut by the time she readied her ow it
little riHiin, Imwevcr, sorrow had given
place to auger.
"What have I done that he should
t reat me so V" she asked herself, wilh
indignant heart-beats.
And then she gathered up all his
presents-the bunch of withered rose
buds, lied with the faded blue ribbon
the little agate cross, the copy nf
"Ahlrich's Poems," the peach-stone
basnet that he had carved himself, and
the glittering crystals which hi: had j
brought her from Diamond Island, and j
the two or three letters and notes he
had written her at one time and another. !
"I will send them I aok!" she declar-
ed. 'Me may take them to Mexico if j
he likes. 1 ilmi't want them any j
longer. I
l',y a Mranj,'" eoineideiiee, however,
ashe was setting forth to tin; village
p"ft olliee with (he neal ly-t ii d pa- M l.
.-he lint Mr. Daw son himself. lb'
stopped. She slaved her font .tep
also. They 1ml h coloiiil, n h .Hal
n sy-red.
"I am very glad I met yon before
yon wenl (0 Mexico!" said Mi-:'
lloiiriiii, haughtily.
"Are youV" said liilUil Daw -.011,
trying his best to appear like a statue
nf ice.
"I wish to return yon the.se thing',''
said Lillian, "(if course, they are ol
tin coliseipieuce, hut I thought perhaps
you would like them back again."
"Thanks!" said (.ilhert. stillh.
"You were rigid. 1', was exactly
what I w as going to ask you for."
"li s a pity von ever gave iiieni m
lue, since they meant so IHIIc, -.In I
Lily, w ith a ,iii ci iug lip.
"It's hardly woith while to discuss
thai ipic.slion now," observed (iilbeit,
"I can 1 nly hop'1 that yon will he very
happy wilh ipiire D:irlin;j. And "
"IV" cried Lily wilh Niiire Dar
ling'.' Why, what mi earth have I got
to do w il h Njiiire I .ii liiig ."
" Vi'eii'l yoii engaged to him ." ad .
ed (.illicit.
"I V" echoed I .ily. mice again.
"Lily, dun'! trill" with me," sternly
iiHcred Dawson. "I am in earm -a.
Have voll promised to be li'iil'us Dar
ling's wife, or have y nit imt v"
I if eniii.se I hav eu'l," : aid Lily, be
twecn l"ais ami laughter. 'Mnw
could I. when he never a-I.eil neJ
And if he had "
"Yes"' 1 lied lilll'llt,
wilh I-indliug
eves, "And if In- had "
' I should have s;ii, No'" whi p' led
Lily.
"Why " demanded (oll'eil, im'
perioiisly.
Lily hung down her pretty head.
"Iiecau.se. ' s,,. faltered "1'i iailsel
dmi't like him IVcause I love smiio
biHly 1 s."'
Soiiii thing there wis in her l"ok and
lone thai i t liill'i rt Dawson". ul is
to le.ipim: madly throiigh It. . iin-.
"I liv "' he 1 lied "HIV l.ll.v tell III"
w hoiii it 1 . that yen I ,'"
lid lie .III w 1 cl 111 .1 j .0 , 1 an ,,
blllshc;
"N oil, iliP'ert !"
Miss Loiinda l.aiknis titd her friends
wet tterly ama.'ed when liny heard
that (lili'iit ami Lily were to In mar
lied as soon as Mis, iVckham 1 miM
get (he Wedding dress ready.
VS. II." Mi I "thida .'lied. -thi..
'!"Cs I , ,,l .11 . ;,! ,'p.,.,',, ., . ,
a, could be, that you ,, lo be Mrs
Npiire Dai ling."
"Hli. yes," raid Lillian, calmly, "I
heard ; I thai -illy rumor. Some
gos-iji heard lue iv at Ml . Meilhlirv's
parly that I was engaged to Sipiire
Darling. So I was, but it was for a
'piardrilh' only. It's surprising how :
ht1 le ll takes ti) set the silly loin-iic- ,.
I'ekassi t, wagging."
Miss I.nrinda tiiiui'il very red h"
would have liked to box Lillian
lioiirne's ears, but sin- dared net.
All she could sav was;
"Oh, indeed! Well, fnlks will lalk!"
ti'i 11 l-'unut linu'i.-.
"tjiiiil Times."
The bov reached the liuhicoii of tin-
watermelon patch, cucuiuiis cit ruins, ,
and long and earnestly he looked up ;
am! down the dusty road, stn tching
away in a long perspective of dusky
yellow down the long avenues of maple
and walnut ( juglans nigra i. lie peer,
ed between the weather-beaten raid, of
the old worm fence, and bant his eager
ga'.e upon the held nl corn, and saw
between its emerald row . the yellow
pumpkins shine. "T' e poiiipion," hi'
muttered, "ciicni bil i pi po, a i nlinary
vegetable ol tin' order cm urbitacea ;
Ulltl'iciolis, but Dot lav i.s'niugly edible
in a slate of nat me." lie listened for
the sou ml of a hunian voiec.the baying ,
of a dog. the echo of a loot tall. No
sound Cell nil his listening cars. He I
wasalonein the world, tar from m- !
man ga 'e or uuiiiiiii aid. I he awlul
sense of utter loneliness, of voiceless,
lifeless solitude that brooded over him,
rather pleased him. It was what he
had waited fnr. One mme swift glance
up and down the road, ami he said.
" The die is east. Heaven helps those
w ho help theliiselv es."
And lightly springing over the fence
he stiirted to hi ln himself without wait
ing lor heaven to ask him which he
preferred. I. co t nr rind. I'.ut his rnir
lidem c w a . not suilcie 1 to go mire,
wardid, lor while heaven Would not
come itscll. it m id its last, best gilt, a
noble woman, w it! an arm as big as a
churn, and a v nice as big as Imt h her
arms to help him. Ami she helped thi- 1
lad ov cr the feme so swittly that long' !
long alter he had stopped running, he :
was still wondering how, iu the brief
space of interval that had elapsed
between her coining ami his going, shn
lonnd time to raise eleven distinct and '
w ell-deiined w cits on his badv and logs
willi a cmss-i ut hiaek-snake whip. '
VOI.fMMC M IM'ltlSKS.
'I I'. I III IM 1 I'fll
tils) III IMIO s
Million, Hot, lltl'V
lill'.tll ll.l .'Hllll,
IT , l, Oil I'll III I'I
For a v oh alio mice . iimhi 1
inactive, esilV III has pu p 11 ei souie
lively surprise. Im Hie iveor in its
neighborhood. It , lal c I :.'i-pt lse has
been to 'hake up a railroad and destroy
several hoiisi s. The people of I leicu-
1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 and I'ompi'ii thought 'eii-
viiucxtiiu'l mil il one day il proved in
a very thorough in niin i-1 li.il il cmild
still be loused t livily. Since then
Ho one has been deceived by its
iplietude.
M lu i- volcano - besides Ycsuviiis
have froiii tine !., time indulged in
W hill SCI Ills to lie I he general Volcano
propensity of creating rairprises. Thus
110 one wmild expei I ! hav e a mass of
yiu. n.
me d.llllii cubic led silibb III V
' descend upon them from th" sky. lint
1 people liv ing nine miles from Cotn
! paxi were oil mie ncea iloli t rial ed to
I such a .surprise. 'he ( art ha riiiiiins,
i when they set nut again I "Vl'll' lise,
! Were not prepared loelos, th" liery
', riv 1 r w hi' h, lo tlnir surprise, inter
I i i'i'tcl Hieir man It a Mount I'.lna.
j They h id l i boats Willi which l,n"-s
; ii.
I The gi" al ei iiplioii o Toinboro s'ir-
pri id p.'..," ,,- '.1711 miles
j iirmind, tin- 1 1 -t n t - at which the
lon e oi th" 1 i!i -01 washeaid. They
v.miiei I what w.is I he mat'er until
they h a.'iie l .a the crupi ion from one
ol llu twenty -si pei'.ons who were
.',iv, , ., t ,a ,, population I .'.oimi.
.'Hi'H-e ol another kind, I'eai'lul
hlugc.. ,oc the III t llidiiat iollS ill
many niih incne.in district.! that
V oil , 1 1 1 , s w hose peaks ,11 e 111 tin re
gioli ill perpi t ual .siiovv have aiililciily
become ii'live, the ill I il bene; -.- (
ed by the ni'll im; ol gi eal masei n
sliow .
. ll inn l a!-.o be a .'.iirpi i -.e nf a bean
j tiful, though fearful kind, to see a
I liciy loiintaiii play to a height nf Von
. bet from the ..iiie oi a I'loimtaiti.
: siii li a l Mitl .11:1 mi Manna I. "a in
; Is'' ! w a . a magiinii ' id ill-i -t : .itimi id
: v oh anie ii -iii , the ii -sii.' oi lava
il! the 1 1 ill r b.-iiig icln Veil by thi,
; in w e;i' i' I he ei.i' ks oil. 11 .ecu nil
, volciiii". .. v, Iii, Ii I, 'im liil.e. i.nha'ing
jlronithe icnt r. are cic.ileil in this
: manner. -mall extra craters, volca
noes. ,n nl anoes, w hich gradually l-
ioluecolie sh,i,."l, al'c loiind along
t Ill's!' lissllIVs,
Another .an pi 1 .,
ill Volcanic erupt,, !
I'i preselileil most
ill i-. Th'.
, aiesiiiiply a rel'i , 1 ,.
I he cloud of a.-ln s .11
'lu ll' is no Ihnne
as j;: generally
graph) 'ally in
- i. 'li s llaiues
I lie lava on
ill'l"'S.
I'll i
ii'ids w hi' h have oceasioualh
surprised the mh aiii.'mls along the
i'"il -t of thi' M c i 1 1 1 1 1 .1 in a 11 by iippear
ing stuhh'uly 11 1 "! 1 I heir v i ry eyes are
tin' result of v oh . mi' action. I'.ut
pmbably thegn at- i an pri ,e ooinioct-
i'd w ith this .'.nl.;,
volcanoes.
nothing bit! a li 'h
cl otteii at no 1 1,
ing and break in
' i.. 1 he lormat ion of
. Ir.iiio is originally
in iin' gi'iumd, lei'iii-
Ut.."i by the sWi II-
1 an cnth biibble.
Tin' Hiouiitani vvh'h spungs up:
ainiind this e.i iiai : i l"i in, d by a. cti-
Hinliitinns nl , , -..ii,. crnptii'iis, ,
The great age el -U ..u.u w Inch, like
Manna I.n;i ami Moani i'lna. are 1 I,- j
Oi'H atld I I.OOil let high. iaii be readi- I
lv j,,,,,,.,.,-!;,!,.,! ,,,,, this fait, and i
rrin the furtlter f.i'tthat Ftmt dad j
iit;uiit'-l
illlll'st Its present height
when il was obsci vcd by (ireek writers
,"i"ii years ago.
volcano is a Iiiiii.ii e mi a magnifi
cent siiile. the lava v hich it ejects
being molten rock. I his rock is so
thoroughly liist',1 by mne Volcanoes
that th" lav a is a tieii as hmiey, ami
llnwswitha vcloiiiy ol lilteen mile
an hour, si net lines it is spun out in
l"iig, glassy threads by the ad inn of
hurst iug giis Iambics.
Inle there iiii' tv.o kinds of erup
ti,,,, th,
met and the explosive,
there arc mai i.v thcorii
(,.,, hi,., t use, the ,
Manv think that the
s l eg, ll ding t bl
ocks into 1,-iva
inii rinr ol the
: lartli is iii a liipii l omlit ion, but the
belter opinion seeics to be that the
lava occurs in siibtcrraucn lakes, lint
the theorists agree that proiinati
cause id' volcanic crept ion is the eon-
'tact of water with iiioltcn mck.
IVaniil Fl uir.
The desp-scl peai.nl prmnises In In -mine
a Very important pn-dnct nf the
ennntry. ii yields a return already nf
over fd.t'i'ii.oi'ii per annum, and its
growth is rapidly incn a -iug. It is i
not only eaten in Iiie sh,. mast oil, and
fed to hngs. but it iccclillv has be, n j
grnuml int.-a limn w hu h makes a pc- I
, ul arly palatable biscuit. It is a'so 1
being used iu past r v. where ii lakes i
the place ni cncnaiiut. ami immt nnlv I
,.jlv and richer, but In althie.- and bet ;
tereverv way. The peanut is ea-ilV'
grown, produces ait immense crop, ami '
jH destined to tie vvnlelv consumed, m i '
,,nlv for ca'tle, but in H e inm- ,
ilour and pastry for human lu inos,
Til k iuvimm; iioil
SonirlliUiu On I In .i l.lilli.s Tin- MiiB"
llir liii-l ol III.' Mxili nsr.
"The lime is 1 oiniie.'." said Mr
( hai'lcs Lal iiuer. w hi n sejent iiie gen
I lellllil alld oilier, will be compelled
lo recognize the sixth .ense. I read
viiur article mi orcein, and desire to
j add another instance which I can
s vouihfor. I have an aunt living in
j (ieoigctow 11, D. ( , A short tiun'siiu" .
While engaged ill knitting. : he il
asleep 111 her chair, -die awoke slid
ileiily, iind, turning lo a relative, said.
'Mrs.Ahln.lt has I n throw n from her
carriage at liladciishni :r, i"id has had
both her arms broken.' Mu. Abbott,
is a very intimate friend ol my aunt
but is imt ii relative. Two hours
later ;i messenger aiinoumoil to my
aunl's hou..eh"hl that Mrs. Abbott had
been thrown liom her arriage at lila
ih iishurg iind tiiiit both nl In r arms
had ben bi"l'i ii. N'n. sir. I believe -vis,
1 know that I can go to I'.r.mk-
; lyn illage, exainiue tin blood nf the
I burglar who attempted to rob Mayor
I ,bin s and vv limn tin' mayor winilidid.
I and. by t he ai I nf the .1 v 111 sense, dis-
ever tin' thief I have a bonk, piib
i lihi'din I'liinicovi r two hundred years
I ago, in which i- related th" discovery
ol a murderer, who, dining his crinn
; WilS W lililldl'd. Hid V. Insebl Istilill'd
i the ground where tie' .-haggle "our
! led A d'tei liv, vv Im had di-cover. d
j what I term tin-.-Dlh sense. I'vamile'd
; the hi I and by in .sins el I he elctri
1 cil 1 ui it lit tr.e e I the I'l'ir leicr to a
; prison. Me ent"ii d the jail, h'oked
1 n'.el thi'M' clilllie I Iheiciii. and, pi le,
i ing hisliaiid upon Hn dmuM i "f a burly
IVllovv, . ai l: ' t his is tin- 01,111 ' I he
deleil.'.c l,,.,k Hie piis,,i. i .,e k In the
! si flic cl the I Hue and Hi'' I' I' 11 I ' ll-
; lessed.
"Th" div iimig rod nonly aiiothei I'V
; emplihi at ifii "I He exi-tern 1, 1 a
1 power not yet n-cgni e,. With a
piei e of w ih li ha 1 I I disi ov 11 ed I he
; 1 oal mine, which bear that name. I
i told the nimber ol l. i t a shall would
have to 1 1 -uni, in order lo rem li Hie
coal alld even gave Hie thi' klless ol
1 III" Vi lli. cl pep',. :.;iy Hn 'c I.
Iiolhlligln it and t'l.i1 (' div ining rod
. is a sn ,1-tii 1 1 I hav 1 .111 e!e,i
: th;:l brings 1 ie in money, then the
public jiioiioiiii' c ii a good one.
1 M'liny is the foiiiio alii 11 upmi which
: people base their ih-clarat mus. I g.-t
s;,iiiiii f,,r locjiliug the Wit'h lla el
, mini's, and alii paid besides twelve and
a half cents for ev cry ton olCn! taken
out oi ihein. ti 1 11 fin!' iidcii' White
law, ol tin Walol Well. .. d,d lint ci'cilil
my ability to ..,a'i water pipe, lie
1 eametoinv residence one cv enm
I went with him through s
streets, and with the aid nl the divin
ing mil i"ld him exactly where the
pipes weie located. I nllered to make
' it map of all the pipe, in the 1 ity,
! giv ing their connect inns ami branches,
i Filially he asked me to go with him to
; the Public spiaie I traced several
! pipes fm him there, when he asked ine
: to liml the big one. 1 not only lound
I it, but told him how far it was below
! the surface "f the i ill Hi. 1 have a
elter in my possession Irmu Mr.
Whiiclaw verifying my experiments-
1 ome went t" the residence iif a not ml
scientist in Philadelphia w here 1 made
illlofher test of the power of the ibvili-
ing rod. I walked ;icr,.ss hi.s library .
Hour and traced a pipe.- lie said I was
mistaken, as there wen- no pipes o
any description beneath the ilonr. I
insisted that there wa- one ill hast,
ami told li i in I should be compelled to
leave his house w ith the hrin ennvi.
tion that he wa, wrong ami I right.
Finally he made an examination in the
cellar beneath and discovered a tin
pipe iip.coM inches bem ath the liom.
i the exi -ti'tice ot vvhnh be had forgot
ten. The divining rod shows the su-
pcl ioi ity nl luind nv er luattel I sland
. ov cr a vein of iron ore. and the rod
turns. My sixth .ens- realizes the
I i ti sem e id a mineral, and the r. ali a
l 1
I tioil moves the switch. lb re Is it leel
j ing that must sooner nr later be rci og
ni.ed. Men cry hand and snnersti
: lion, hut I kuovv what I know. I
know that the switch turns when I
walk above a metal, that it i.. imhspu
table, and to me sat isf;c tniy. The
saim-sense comes into play when pen
pie dream of certain things vvhh h arc
i happening lo friends, or are about !"
I I pmve the cnriii tm s nl my theories
i to men. They say yes, and l"ok mys
tified. If I at) h t lu in iu public they
throw their heads back and dei line to
believe, simply because they are tear
till nt 'their Ii ien.ls' ridicule, lint the
1 1 1 ut- i. coming when all must believe.''
fi (''"' I "' i
M. Paul I'lasenter. of Liege. g.Vc.
i the pi" Im I loll nl , ,.,il in t in' world m
I lsj ii, b'H'ivvs, in inctii, ;d toils,
j (ilea! P.litaiU, I'.s.snil.tHln. I luted
i states. -s. imi.ii'i ; t iiiany, r.:..iNi,-
: (.HI': Frail' I. Jll.SI'H 11,111; Ih 'l'illlil,
I T..'ii ii ', M h , Ausir.i lli'i,g.i:y. Is. I'm'
i t'lK'.
THIS AMI THAT.
New York iii similiter hm", iron
f,,iiiiu (,, Iihiiiii t,,ns of ie" a day.
Cleat aHciiti'ili hits 1 II bestowed
ill ( ieriiiiiiiy wit bin the hist two year
Upoli th" cultivation "f the comiiiol
licit le. I'rmn i! an ininn li-e nuiebei
nl articles an- ma e, and there i.
scHi-cely a bram h m t.vlde indu-try
,11 Which it i-aliliol be ll-el. 'lie
glowing of net 1 1", his become part ol
the bii. imss nft very small fanner
The crop m ver fails, hm weather af
feels il, and :ist rcpii I e . plautiim "id y
iiin e in every t'ii or I i It ei ii vcars, tin
labor of cultivation i - small, and ih it
Heeds but llin e or fmir inches of earl h
inuiy a picic of iinpiiititalilc laud
even nld ipi irries ami gravi I pit . nn
thus tlirmil to a.-iininl. A in, inula,
turerin Di' s I- ii h.n .m i ee,ci in ob
tainiiig liom ii lie lines! thread know i
in the trade. liii" I li.it iio,ii me
Ires ol it ii'i rather ncro than . -i v I
miles ..f h ierthi i 1 v 1 1 "nly two am
a half pound .
i iiri"Hs kind of weed w hich grow
hi the Aikiinsa, valley ha. olleii
proved misleading to .pnt'tsliieli. II i-
shaped like a hail and ari a in :-i 'c fmn
one fm a in less in diaiiietif to i c or si
teet, SI'lll" .-pel illll'llS I'l'i',!! iis tali its i!
man. M grows upon a .mall item
vvhiili is, however, smut cuonuh t'
bear the mass till it has rip, le d iiie
dried, when a pull ,,( v ni l w ill hh-w
il over ami snap the lender . uppnrt
Then il is th;it every gust "I wind
;CIKls it. fellng over the prairie,
bounding ever hushes and folks w il h
the great. t i,i ,. ity .md lightness.
Win !i tli" w iml I .-Imug and hurl:
I he.e t iimlihnu vv ed . I'l'cseiit a luesl
peculiar ; j . .'. , l. Ill' " ,s thc.V 1'OUInl
from loci, to i" k. and in lie-re than
Mill' ill. I. nice liiiiit, r- have mistal.cn
them l-.r bi "H . aid b ll oli-.idciab!
ii ritai i"ii al t be imp.' -si bi lit v nf briiig
iug I hem vv it Ii i'i i an go ol t heir gun,.
Do. Im-- are kuovv u t" diller. and a
a rcsilh d -. in. I .ine- M . ais ; ii-1 ,1
well for iicliv i-i ii.i 1 s I., cusnil tl.e.r
own i "iiv eaieii, , in -t a I of tli. ir ph ,
ician I'.'i" i xaioph'. m the matter
I shi'p.Mi''. - , I", tors say lie w ill.
ll"- hes.i I,, iiie leitli, ellici.s h"!'!
a contrary opmioii, and lew that
l"lig journeys are made by rail i'
i. amusing I" liml two ennm
antlii'i it n s ilillci'ing as to the sal. ..'
way to pa.s the li ght. A Hernia l
doctor llsscl ts that to lie W ith the leel
to the engine draws the I 1 1 1 1- - -. -
the brain to Hi" I el and p- 'dm
i en bra' ae m .i l'. e"W, .l i ,
whereas ii tl'e tiavi'ller lies with
md lead in that positi.-u. ioi'l",i! by pi
ral acini. i i the result and sleep is imp"s
sible. An A mei'can ant h"iity , on the
ether hand, holds a dm ctly cmil rary
opinion, ai'd urge Ins paticiiN to take
till il' po-itlnlis Inr the night Willi tl "
In ad towards the I", muni ,v e and
.slumber in nlicc deeping m a
railw ay i ar is iliim nl! nudi r any e:i-cuiii-taiices.
one might as will try boil,
iii, ih, ,N
For many y i ai a club exist. -d an 1
llmirishu! in a sie,,: Lnglish town m
LauCiishire. known as the (ivst.i and
Parched Pea I bi!-. Among th" stall
j ol nili, r . was mie kimw n a , ly dn r
ens, wlin-c duly it was lo onh r ami
look allcr the ."Mcls. vvhnh Hull
came by th d I mm n. The club
rcjoiu-d in a i it laureate or rhv me-
smith, and a i 'inriiis. w Im 1,.,'kcd af'er
I!, e wim . Aim ::g th" rides and aiii
cles ol l c i 1 1 1 1 , w as i in- , n oining that
"a barrel of cy..tc;s '. pro nh-l iv.iy
Monday n;"V ipir n ; tl.e winter, ai
the cil'.al Xpcilse ,-i t,c mi lil'.ei ,. t
1"- c. . m d i .,. tlv a' 7 !" ..', I.-, !, '
l v i i v ie, lo1 . r "'i h i ing :l -mi !" l .
was t" pay a railmi. Im ;i ilaught-'
had ii ga'l.". . ! pert to Ins brelhicii 1
tin dub vv il'nu a m 'li'!i i.t the birth
ol sm h ' lul l
,U
public linns., I
should eh '
I he V.llllc - I Ii' i
aively I,, i xag"' rat'
an el'lciii e agat list I hi
a city . a
In Italy it :
to Clit t hel
ib 'X n. a
"I level
l! Is ti'iuiil thai ill) nut break
u-i.a'.ly follow s anv clea'-ing
away el the tmcs. Vn 1 apart I mm
this, how mu, !i tiny add to the beauty
of any i it v. I'lnre seems to be an in
separable col, lie ti. n bet vv ecll the trees
: and ill' llklllg !"iili!,lllis in the numb"
1 pal lined, a be t !, on win, h the pub
lu- are at " in be congratulated. In
l'.i""klvu. whe,, very littl" is dntie
I -1 ti: . My by th. aii'Jiont ies, a pri
at, a-s." la! i mi i x-d - loi the imprn c
luciit nt the city . ii.,.1 gn at iitlet'timi is
i paid by Hie lilcliib, ! s tn the .jlicsti, n nl
the planting .a tin s. t j, , tn,. shult
nt a i Time t" allow handsome trees to
be mutilated and destroyed, ami yet it
is it'i i' ivuy day. (,'nite iccently a
telegraph company, muling the trees in
a certa.-.i i oiti. u oi I'.i'onklyn an oh
a.h !.' th. s'j, t,hiiio ,, their w ire.
! ad tr mpum thai vv h.'itcv cr iu de
capitating several of them, rutting
thci.- beads mi in the most reckless
i, .m:ii. i. Iiistnn, e nl this kind are
j i "letant ly niiiiri ing. and ought tube
lii bidden by law.
Lire.
I.iha know not vvlmt thou nrt,
llnl kimw Unit thou mi l I muni 'rl;
i wl or how, or whiim wo met
I invii In inn's ll secret yet.
II il lliis bi", w, wlicn I linn nil Huii,
XX lo i i-'i r lin y liiytliiise Innti?, tins hou1,
N 1 1 lu i .jii viiliii'lcss shnll Im
V . nil thnl ll n iniiiiH of ni".
ii, wliiilici, vvhilhi'l-dn-t thou Ity,
A li, ii l.i lid iiilsceii thy llild.li'ss c.nuisl,
n,l in tin-' -tiling" 'liviav-u,
l,. n il inn vi heiu I mini wek lhi com-
id I .'
I, , t lie vi, -I "''i in "I ciiii', rinl ll:)i))i',
I i, nn win i,' i ll v i s-ciii i' ciiuir,
I I. . -i ii."i lli ll it I-HISIII-. when lipnt
I I, ,111 III llll l '-I .1 ,'. eilCllllllHII'illg VVI'D'l?
i M .lea lii.Mi, Ic l hum si.hi,
Wi,u. I I ,.iii" pi-: lio'ind kniulil,
ll,i,'ii.ii V.ii.l,, .! Iivioiis yiiiis thn np)iinti"l
Ii
I
i.i'-.il. Ho li'iuic ii'i, I iciissiniin Ihy powoi 7
i . t
.1 iiuli'i'il ihoiihl or lectins 1)07
nn ih" i when im moro thon'iit
. li i
I. lie we've ! "II ll II.: I'l'tlll'l'.
t lii'invii .".: nn' mid lliniiiidieloiiity wcHtl)'i ;
li- Imnl I i ('iiii wlicn tiicnilBie iluar
l'el!il'.s 'ittiil en, I I, si;;ll II li-iir;
Then l'-nl mviiv. give lillle iviuning,
i )i',-i' lln'ie own lime;
Snv iml eislii -.Iml in sumo In lhler cliin
1.. I ii'i- .iii'l ini't iitiig.
-.1 .. lUrbautil.
Ill I(II(FS.
A b;iby eirriil'. e is siilllet illie.S called
a mycyl".
- I know- many distingiiishcil per--"ii
."say., a liiotioiis business man:
nearly all my debtor's are nu-n nf
llnl. ."
P i a iiieni wretch who will slyly
b op a hair ,w il, h in a car loaded with
v. "lin n, .md then smile as he sees
every woman make a grab for the
hack nf In r head w hen she notices it
A n pol ler vv Im had just done his
Iii t boat-race was rebuked by the city
editor or not .iiieiilioning anywhere
!,,ii Hi" ".n -im u "look water." and
i'i plied I li.ll uoiicofthelil took water.
'I In;, ill! took gill.
"-,,' here!" exclaimed the irate
aci ni to the dan- ing-liuisli'i- whohircd
iiie hall, "an- y.-u going to pay nu- any
c;i! any t inie I his yciirV" "Well," re
pii.d the Prof- ssor." "1 haven't any
b. aiey Hist now, but I'm taking Steps
i i ra'se some"
Nothing iiioie d sguMs a juirty nf
N. wpmM lox hunlci's Ih. in to have an
"Id cow gel ahead of them and go rac
ing and snorting along, with her tail
.ti the air and terror iu Iit soul. It
!'-. as tl gh they were chasing tin'
i"W, and that's mu an Fngiish eiistoiii.
The r.riiish .1. . .Imi rna, in
li-, us ing blushing and its scipntil'u
,:ii: -e. has bcc'inc sillily uiixfid on reil
' c.'l.s and red noses. They are two
v.ry ihlb iciil re Is. One is a charni
ii..: Indication nf confusion or inno
1 1 in e, .md He other means something
. : I I, .- I'.i'ilish medical editor
ii 'iil I andy young girls more and his
a . . .ft moat of tonics less.
ali base merchant sold an In
d a i an opera class, ami as he lied up
Hn- pnnha-c i ongrat ulatt-d his dusky
i est.. mm on the rapid progress he was
making toward i iv ilizal imi. A few
neiiuic, later the gentle savage threw
l he glass l ,e k upon the merchant's
hands. I, bad discover.-1 thai they
veil' iml a double-barrclcil ilask, out ol
vv hch In- i on Id take two drinks at tin
same lllni
A. T. Steivarl's Callicilral.
'I he great Cathedral of the Incarna
tion and si. Paul's school at tiarden
t ily, I.. I., have been completed. Thi
'alhc 'ial ha - I i cn live years in course
ol i reel mu and the ihool nearly three
yi ar-. Tlte est. defrayed by the Stew,
art estate, has been m arly S:,,tNHi,iiiHl.
I'hi' interior of the cathedral p'vsimt:
a beautiful appearance. The altai
w a moil le in Antwerp, l.elgium. It is
composed of statuary, marble and eight
panels. 'I he windows of stained glass
were mad" iu Lmiio'ii. They ropre--i
ut 1 1 ii' incarnation nr the childhood
oi l lil isl. 'I he glass in tin' windows
,. the iiiausiilmmi was also made in
London. These w indows represent the
passimi, deal i, resurrect inn ami aj
pcaraucc nl Christ iu his last days.
li e ilc; ill's seat is nf carved mahog
any, and was made in Philadelphia.
The pulpit and l' l tmii are nf bronze.
The organ nt 1 1 " V 1. It is iu livi
parts, and each part is played from the
"ingle key boatd, by which the chimes
in the towi r are also played from the
organ by electrical attachment. The
iugiiii cases an- of mahogany, carved
in harmony. 'Iin- cases and stalls to
gether cost s.'ii i.i mil. The crypt is id
marble, ami every i niiutry is represent
ed in its enlist i net ii m. It dues not con
lain the imnaiiis nf the late A. T. Stew
,tit. The basement is fitted up with a
mii'lav chapel. Thi- staircases are all
-I irmi. Ihe walls and steeple nf the
athcdi'al an-of P.ellevue ( V. .1.) stone'.
He- interior columns are nrnnniented
with br .ii'e Inliage, s(. Paul's school
,s 1 clii-v ed t i he the I'mcst pducat ional
.trie t'll'e i'i the Wnrhl. It has aci.nl':
inndatlouj lor pupils.