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Going iTnnip,
Txi-s inn when my spool flies;
l.t tln be inly of your eves
Renin alntt ; the w vi of death
Wh e I draw my p nting limnth,
Ami nm Lnrnpto yonder shorn
Where t ho billons lnt no more.
And llir iintei of endless spring
Through th crovfv. immortal riiiR.
I nm ko'iir home to-niKiit,
Out of blindness into sight,
Out of weakness, war ami prim,
Tn'o power, pennx mi l pain.
Out of winter cl anl glnnm
tnto snneuer li e ith nml bloom.
l"rom til wanderings i f III" pit
I .ill! u"!"- bene. nMii-t.
Kl- my lip. and lei ni-go.
Nem-ei' swells tlli -n'.clml llliv
Of ilio wonilroii st roum thiil roll
Py lli( boi-.l.-i l nnl of sntils,
? i'hii eiitoh sweet strains of sons
In 'Hi iiKliut ii from ilistant throiiK,
And eiin f.s.l lite tmi Ii of hand.-
Hn' hinj ie.it finni angel hands.
Ane Xrown mil l.uvy's thrust,
l ii l-ttipili ll.'l by eo ,listnit,
Me"j.le-- mgltt mi I wn-try morn,
Top in f i n ' In s Intel forlorn,
A liir,; IhmiI ii n I l"f'aking Imnrt,
I e,l-t ,.., ,x si in It'., .1 ill
H. .ftii -g .h . :m I .1 rl..'ii... mm.
Ho p thel" Mil I .lil.-l In.
Kit Cson's Wild Ride.
l . I I kn..n Kit ( ttNi.ii?" repeated
that i-.fi J....11. pr, Mr. V. M. Hoggs
of N;i.;i, lo i ( ii -lion tonoiliiing the
f uncus piiiiii.il. i in anil iiilt. "Welt,
-lightly, I r t l.i. n. I wintered and sun.
nn-iol wi'hlniii :i ii. I V ii k (lenity in llie
o. tinili":: .1 iv of 'Hi a id IT - the
I in -, yon know, of the overland trade
in the Smti ('. r. : 1 . I t o 1 1 St. I. mi's
and N iv M x . Ii took live or six
months I in th 'tiip l.v w agon -in I
bam .nor tli t 'iuurmn r 'lite, n- H n,
i.tl'ol. Vie'; fl. mm t when I w.i with
linn ii 1II, p i -i . I out to me many
. l s where I I Hii U ( lli olllltt'l llfl l
iJlki'il p! lee I' tweentliP whito tr.itler
mi 1 t!i- Mie-iMny mi 1 liliitj-l i hii t y
I'-wii.c. Kiow.-.s, ( iirinrlir, aii.l
A I n"!n
"I! I. nli. .lit t'ir- .'i. What s irt of .i
man Was tlic n!l iui le all I tiapier.''
"lc liuil mill y In lian i iiaiatli l i-tit
owin.' t'. lh fai l that his life lial Ii en
largely ieii! .itima.r the Pava'e. Me
wa ret. Ma.', m i l.-,t ton ileuiec anions
his white IVII iw .-, resi-te l any atteinpt t .
lu-iiig him into nulir , in.) iv.o ulnislie.l
ill. I i v. ii iu it i!i't wlieii he p. reeivi .1 a
ilispii.itiun lo Ii.. ill him. He felt ill
fit ( aiii"iff white men, lull win n
iiinoii the In lian-. li.ul no .-ucli lei lin.'.
l arson sp ike ow ly an. I us one li ivin
aullioiity. 1! s jii l-iie nt in all 1 i f -In
u'lit j (.LTuninir mi a man h or iiiesti.,n,
au.-in' in e mini was never ipu'stiuneil.
Mis h iluls wei.- iiiipli-, his fair plain. I
have kn.'wn him yn (or ilays without
fool, an. I a' lit" s line lime feel no yreat
ineonw iii. ii . . A hiiulful of 1 1 i I
I iili.i'.o me it, '.r a ill!!.' paivheil c.iru,
whiili in i iiie,l in a -.it of pouch be
l.iml Ins .-a l lie, w at hi . only rations fur
U. i Us s lllli'iillios. II" iv;n tt lllp late,
'oo, nml stlili tii. ii" ever, iniliiliil in
-Ir.iiie; iliink. t'ii...n was a ioti-ly lonit
II in, of m t I stntuir. ail.l ' I II. .t tvt iu'li
OV.'I i. I p .lluil-. s lllple h llllt lol lif,
li-ol hi t "llie - t on I ii ituie lo him-. If an I
Inn .i.S'M ia'e . "ii lh" plain.. T.e
lu Mirks "f lile .nil the i ..iil.ieiii"iit t.
towns, when t!i. v h.ipiem"l in the tvhil"
(.'.ttleliieills, so. hi 'il i I mi h. III. uirl in
a liltiu while th y went oil In th'ir
liuiitiny 'roiiii l ih" simple hi of the
pi lire, ati'i tin1 p in- wa i r of lh
tin. mil . i i ii -lie fii.. Ves," t'ontinii'il
Mr. J3'4-, "(aiMii wa a ino.lcl
plain-in in. II' was cautious in all his
inoveiiifiitsoii tic man It, hill ilaiin ;in
tillie- t.'f em 'l';elli y, iI:i a to pflceiW
any n'lv.iiil.tc to In: t ike:i, whether
rmr the wily sav i,'e or in coinljal ill"; the
t leiiietil-. It is ii inece-sary to spittk of
his l.(lVer, I'ti in nil't t vpeiiencci heal
te' tiinonv t ) Ih-it. 1 1' ivi lereil valuable
H'l vice to the liiile.l Slabs ovt I uiin-iil
(lining the Mexican war, an. I nfl.-i In
ha. I t.ilFreiiii.nt, was 'iiitle an I scout
lorohlli n. Stephen Y. K-nruy. II
wiisinthi liai-. lijlit al Sin r.iseha!,
win re K in nv was il.b. it.il by Am lie.
I'ico. "
"What wuc ih-j cin uiu-lani p nltenil
inv; l .irwn's dc.ith . '
"It wiw caiiscil by an ni c.tleiit. lie
l-rokp an aitcrv lv falling from his mule,
mi'l breathed his last at my brother's
resilience, o:i t!io I. is Animus, not far
I rum the silo of oi l Fort li.-nt, where
llie two h:t I pi(.-.l m in happy tlay
iinil pas-,. I tliioiijh many exciting
n- lies of front il l life.
"Yes, yes," -till Mi. li'i",,'", slowly
mi'l in a lower voice, as il communing
with lnin-ielf, "the Ii icky .Mountain he
roes have all pas-e I away. Ciivmi, Sub
lette, Walker, Williams, (Jrejnwoo.i,
B'aik Mirri, 1Vj-I,' Sunlh -all one
to the happy limiting onmn Is."
H covi-rinjj biimelf ihogenlUman con
tin tied :
"Snciikiiijj ul'C'irson's bravi-ry, let me
rc-lato an incident that w.ll illu-trate liis
rimr.-top. It win a in t-t horribl : an 1
fli-trossiiii ouo, an ! to k pine! on t'n
Santa Fo 1! ;id, near tin I'liniii-oii
inoiiiilaiiis, in l-i'.. A iiii'ich.int lia bi
named .lames Wlnte, from Indep n lot ro
Mo., w.lli his w fe, seivnnt ami . liil I
was ruptured, tooeth. r, with his iner
climrlisi' tra'i", by the (' mi inches, w'.io
nfler the A pari v-, are tit -rot cruel of
Utile .N nth Aunrj. n;i lii'liau tnbs
White and h11 his mon worn immediately
tomahawked and scalped, and the
women and eliil I earned t lT prisoners.
Mews if this: nlTair reached the New
; Mexican seltleinenl, wler: Kit t'ltrsoii
happened 'o be (he lived near Taos in
i New M"xicnl, and he imnie l ialely s-tarl -ed,
joining a parly of I'niled Stale
I dragoons, in purs-uit of the miinlt reus
j inaiaii'lers. The troopers were too slow
' for the netivo p'.a'n-nnn. Kit, with his
knowledge of Indian tricks and manners,
-oon struck (he Comanche trail, and, in
advance of the dragoons, pnr-m-d it
until nihlfa'l, when lie lies. id tin
savages rueaiiiped. It' liiiiiino to t'ul.
Siimnrr afti r lone; and weary ni-jht ride
' he urged him to make a forced march
an I surprise the I'omanelips. Il was
the only way, Carson argued, to rescue
the prisoners nlivo, for it is n well
known fact among old Indian lighters
that when the cruel redskins, when not
taken by suaprise, will retaliate on the
attacking parly by killing the prisoners
nought to be it.sctieil, in order b hup
llit ir x.llps, as every i nctny's fcalp
-.On llier of man, woman or ' ln'd, count
une '( i,' as it is tailed, ii; thisf.nl,"
i I'b-.l Mr. 5o:j-s, " , mv-, f awai. .
I it :i tic I it while li ing with tin- t ii'v
i tun s mi l i ipaho. -t in s ' ,,.
Sieux mill Coinatifhes, n'- w II as !ie
sneaking I'-niiii'is and Ki'ovt, all
I liki wi-'. Tlieii habits are ,imi
lar, roaming a- the-, do i.i-rr
!li( same region "f country mi the great
plains of Colorado and Northwester. i
Texis, up to the Yellowstone and the
Mi-s iiiri liivi i mi the iiorlh. Hut toi"
till n lo C tr-Hii an 1 the ( ' .inain hes. lie.
f.'re -riling out in pmsuit he vUite 1 , t
Iip t.. I me him a l! i the -ceae of the
While ma .siii re, wlibh had bun ili
t "i i red by a M' t in. I'l.ou ihe iy
in wha h lh. guild- and oilier tnat'ilal
lav m ill. t-.'.l ai-'it-i I he knew il wa- the
work of Com no !n -, an I this f i. aid. I
him in tiailiiig. Wli-ii he ict'iincd t.'
C ii. Miuiiit r an I lh'- dragoon-, mil
nig. d him, a- 1 s.iid In fore, to make n
font-I m an h so as to reach ihe Indian
village b. f ire 1 1 avl i ghl , t he Colonel risk
ed him:
" "'.w 111 iiiy Indians are there in
tamp.''
"'From -I'll to inn,' replied Cai-o.;
'all lighting 111" i, with tin ir families.'
" ' Too in my for me to handle,' sa d
tie- ( olone1. havj only sixiv lighting
r gnl ir- an I nli ml twenty live voi,.
iters gather. d in from .siirioiiiiling
ranches. Icinnot risk th.'ir lives agaiu-t
so large a parly.'
' Cii-on grew impalienl. 'Tin le i
nol a monieiit In be lost, ( ibun l, if y -u
would surprise tin- Iad'an- and n- -n-Ihe
wont"!).'
" I p '-iliv. Iy refuse In giv lh" or b r
In advance," Stunner a d, illi to ild"
termination.
" Then ( n -i-a's kind heart and d 11111:
courage as-eii. tlnm- Ives. t ' rn - - I
from lint i iva'r,- Colonel wilh it slighi
g s'uie of t utili nip', and rni-ing hiin-el;
III hi- t (llllla-, while lh- tire t.f l.oi-lll
lll li d li'oiil h's cjes, cilled out in a
loil I i leal voice .
' ' Y iliiiiteer-'. 1 want vo!mitt . r-!
Wliowiil li le null me In a" w'nte
n n. 1 .1 and thilli n fioin Itirlnt .' an I
.;. alii:'
' I 11 knew a I. w of lh I! kv
M "iiiila 11 b..y.s in Tie pn l v, w ;in, ol
i-'iir-e, w 1 teal hi.-i.l" in ,t iii'.iii" 1 1, and
a numb r of lb soldi"!', a'-n ell 'i."l to
go. "e ( o S lllltiel illlt I ,1 IV I.
" Cars Mi, -ail In-, 'I will bill you te
p ll-ibl" for the lives of my lllell.'
"Allrighl C .lon.-l,' replied Hi t gal
Inn! K I, waving hi hand, as al lh"
In a l of a parly of thiity he dashed oil into
llie d itkne.Ss nil his mission of venge
ance and pns-iblv of rescue.
The aelioii of C .1. Siiinni 1 as that of
a tinned and tareful solditi, biave
nil-1 -1 all Ii inii'lain I it tin- ait of
war had taught hiie. tin.' . ll of u-.i l s'v
t xpo-in llie I:i s of in n fm whniu he
was it pon-ilile, a- he would h iv.' done
had he pilte.l HO sol. lit is against 1'.i
of 11 warlike, desperate, all 1 tleteriiiine l
tribe of Indian-, such as the foma'irlit s
were known to be. C ii-smi. of eom-e.
wa-irre-poiisible, and liis aelioii wat
eharactcri-tii , ta'.ing all t haneps, and
Iru-iiiig to his Indian know ledge in be it
llie savages at their own game. Wu call
his rM .-reckless, 1 ul at llio same tim.
admire, lh coinage that pronipte 1 it.
' They rode all n'l day ninl night,
; leaihing tint Indian village a little niter
daylight, but unfoitunatcly were dis
covered by (he C ..mailt lies, so that the
Indians had time to make a bleak, mid
st v ia! of Ihein got into the ravines and
Inii-h. Carson's pari-; wt lit to work
wilh a wiM, killing indiscriminately
bin ks, npiaws, and papoose-. O.ie of
the avengers, DicK- ed, singled out the
Indian w ho was tiragging oil the cap
tive .Mrs. White by the hair of the hi nd,
in a direction different from that the
other ridskius were taking, thinking,
doubtless, he might be nble to p-cape
unseen with his victim. The hapless
woman's b idy was terrib y bruised as
well as bli-lere l by sunburns. Com
pletely nt Ihe mercy of the lir.lwiny sav
age, she, m Inuring 111'! yell of the
while men, as tiny dashed in to the nt
latk, fell dow n mid was being tliaggel
IT in the iiruiner do-ciibetl. W hen
'ed tlist overed the situation, he
whet l"d his hors- and sptirretl him to
ward the Indian, who shot nu arrow in-
lo the fleshy part of the rider's back a '
lii:i horse, being somewhat un
nmiiageable, passed him. Hut
reining him up ti i iily, ninl
ju-l as the Comanche was aboiil lo lit
s ip another arrow at him, l! e ldr va(
-leady It -ad on him w ilh a large Colt's
revolver, and, ult. ringa piereing deiilh
yell, the .savage fell on the ground with
a bullet in his brain. I! " I lol l in the
Indian's yell rang in hit ear- lor months
aflerwnr 1, His killing the Comanche,
however, prompt as it wa-, did not, tin
fortunately, save tin- captive, Mr-.
White. Hastily di-tinunting, I! e 1 nil
to where she lav, only to I'm I ln r gasp
ing in death, Inn- b"-. mi piercd by sev
eral iirrows. A more pitiable -ight had
never been lot ke I on III all lh" lnuri'l
seeiies of lnd an warfaie. II ilt the s i
vital girl and the child w t n: cai I ied til
by sum" Indians who were forlunale
enough lo escape nml were found the
year following in Ihe h inds nl a friendly
Iribe, who had punha-'d tin in from the
Com inches and hrmi dit tin nt I t a II cl
ing po-t on the H d Ii ver. M -. White
was buried ll' ar the pi lee w In re -lie di. I,
Carxin'H men i n t ting a i iii a nv -r the
grave (o pit vent llu olv s an 1 t ny.-les
fi.un di vouriiig the r, u, , M. Ii il w i .
a leinble Win n I.- 'i d di. tie-
anew from liis bat k, al'l-r liinli ig On
woman he had periled hi- life In re-, n
as pa-t all hop", he t ill' 1 to Hi
t oinradc.s to give up the chase i flh" Il v
ing Indians. S"iii" oltlnm return. I
with bootly Inuds, til l of it . 1-1. in-'
ealps. Many of Cu-ou's men w-l.'
half breed.-, a to-. b I. Men French and
Indian, a n I iUito a--avagf a- tin In
dians they w tired again-l, lal.iit' a .-o
the .sain" pleasure in glia-Ov tioplii. s .. ;
their cneina-s did. ; -ill' of IlieC"
nimche s.piaw- thn v tin il pap"n-i -into
tin - ravines and bi.i-h, loping to
tn ike tln ire-cip" and In return an I re
gain their olT-pring . bid the half-breeds
caught thc-c papoose.- up by tin heel,
and da-hod their br.iui- out against 'he
slones. They consilient 1 litis it nit r. i
fill ni l, in a way. The children would
have starved to death or been eaten In
die cynics, so they concluded il xv is
better to put tilt-in out of misery at one -.
Or, perhaps, they thought wilh the old
Indian tighliT, Hen. Ivm ny, w din favored
a policy of exlerm aiimi. Such was Ihe
daiing bill mis. n c s-lV i! tempt by Car
sou p. le-eii" tin- ix 1 1 t ' ciptives. Th
i IT. t r is ;tii. fn -Ii in tin- m iiioi y of tin
od nu n, xv ho can v ae'i for lb- truth
fulness of the story of K .1 t'ti iou's ri b
and lh- vengeance he took on Ihe C
in-mches. Il is only otic of lliousau Is of
in l.-inees of Car-ou's voluntary b avt: al
templs to aid lice whose itu-X p rieiice
a ini-f o tun had bioughl tin in into the
power of the nn ieil' -s sav ag. -."' - -Sfa
'.V,H,.-i i C-.V.
A Mexican linn t.
A M. Alt illl dillll' l l-. l'lllllv -l i ved
N -w Y'nik city is tle-ci ibed by the Nt'v
Ymk '.( :
Tne room was ii'l nned xxi'li Ihe Ita
linnal coIoih of Mexico, and the table!
linen and tableware, which were hand j
stunt: ii color tmd pa tent, came fn in
. itO. The colll-e- wi fe selveti ill the l
il-iial M'-x i ill old I. l-'ir-t tame ''I'm '
ehcio Mi j:c ino," tl l lit iolls sotli, ai d
ill. -n "picadio con loililla-," or eopp". '
meal, w ilh .i x t nr. t akt -, this wa- I !- I
lowed bv "chili-cniic,iru-y fii.;ola-," a ,
dish of highly seasoned meat tut in!..
-mali pieces in the Chin, -e la-hion, wilh
M.-xitau beans. Next t tine "chiles
n'llenos," or egg-, and after t In .t "tor- i
li.l.t-," or little Mexican takes, thin
"In nt h lades," or iiu at lolled in "tor-lii-las."
The nexl di-h wa- the inn.t
novel one of the dinner. ll consisted
of hashed meat rolled in a ibuji made
of coriliiical and cooked and s. i vt tl in a
corn husk, so thai ll had the ll ivm ef
the torn. Tint .ornnn-al was made in
lln- r staui.iiil, being gioim 1 by ban I
I between two stones by the Mexican cook.
The meal dosed w ith colli e, ihncol tc,
.Mexican pu Id ing, or "Cipirolada Mi-ii-cami,"
Mexican cigart lies mid Mexican
cordials. A brown, l!afk-cyod, Link
haired Mexican girl xxailed on the table,
and the other waiters w Te young Mexi
cans in claw hammer coats and high
. (liars. All the.tlishes were l xeellellt,
and everybody said that the chin .date,
made in the Mexican way from chocolate
imporled ft cm Mexico, was superior to
any they had ever drank before.
llflVcl uf Imagination,
Thomas Fuller relates a cm ions im i
dcntxxliiili is tiu'y haiat (eristic ; A
gentleman, he say-, Inning b d a com
pany of t'hil'lien beyond theil IIMial
jotnney, they begin; lo In; weary, and
jointly cried to him to cany them,
which, beeau-e of their multitude, l.o
toiild not do; but he told them lh.it lie
woiiltl provide them horses to ride on.
Then, cutting little wands out of the
hedge, as nags for theni, and a larger
one for himself, they mounted, and
those xvho eould scarce stand before,
now full of ni'ifh, bounded cheerfully
home. tVii'i-..o Ti itii(.
Now hp re.
"Maria," Raid lonipklns to his wife, I
"can you tell me wheic lovers never like
to lll 'i l I"
'No; where P
"How did you jjue-s it;" and the lietid
chuckled.
uiHiiiKKX'sttH.r.MX. ?
A Hroi for Slni'lliig.
I'.ei Ilia wii- n bt'le ninnl
Wnippi'd in l.biidnes." awful slin l ,
Yei her faee was all slight
With a miiiIo fiirpa-.-ing l.nglil.
I "it I ta. tell,' I sail "ii" iln.
' hv y.-u look so pl.i'l ninl finv--lli
iinming full ' f lmi p n.'-' )
Wliu. s ho joy '. I eanii'.l i;iie-:'
iti a tone of HniiiI'M-ing.
S;..ik ng llionglilful! ami -lo .
Win ," said she "I 'Ii' In I know
J lifie had lt.i.jiene.l iiiiviliing: '
II th -1 tnliter rii i."l ..ut -
"To be I . okiiijj nl it', "il'. '
, v. .VicWim.
The i orrr ol llnhll.
'I hrre xva- once a h"i .( ili.il n.i d to
pull .ntinid a sweep win- Ii lifted tlirt
finiu Ihe depths of the until, lie was
k. pt nt the business fw nearly 211 years,
until lie Ih cani't old, blind, ninl too still
in the j lints In I." of fuither Use. So he
was tui tied into a pa-lure, or left to i vnp '
'he gra-s without an v one to di.-tuib or
i.'.llnr him. I!ul lln- liinnv thing about
th- old ln-i.se wa-, that every liieinoig,
nil-I graitig ,iw htl", he would slarl on i
turnip, going roiin I and roiin.l in a t licit-,
just a1 he ha I l" in at i-u-l. lined lo 1
do for so many xe.ir o w. ii'.d keep
il up for hour.-, an I people often slopped
o iook and Hiin-ii ii hat had g. t into
liie head of lln- ncriible lili'li'nl t"
make him wa'k .ii.oind in such a soleinn
way when iheie wasim t-iii t lily ii'i d o ;
it. llul il w.i, th" f nt e of Inbll. An I j
children xx tin f.ni, ion I or good hahils in :
Ihe. I yolilli will I" I.. I by tlnm when
liiey b"come ol I, ml ti' be iiiiti il..-- j
ji happy at in id in:; i v.
I Is Ml II whit III l'ftlllt II.
pin Iy of -uitrin-i t s I us it I. Ih inn ,
N. J , w refni" d-.y very iiiiuh ur-
pris -I al lite -ag.,- .ty ef a 11 ek of li-lt '
hawks. due n th. s bird - li.- ng ;. ,
tak.-n for ii butiv ud lo'diei was -hot nl,
while p iclii'ig on ti,.- t,,, br un Ii of a i
tr.e. The lull -tinek the bud on In- !
v i ig. and he 'liopp d, llutleiiug and !
from bo'igli to b nigh, uiit.
he connived lo t In eli at a stnui
f-rxetl
blanch and teste I lh ne. A l da,
he .-.it, uttering piet-ci'ig s.-reani
tint in xl limiiiiug w :is I un I lo have
gathered round him a latg" circle ol
hawks, prnb ihly In- friends a:i 1 rein
I've-, who se-'iiie. In be Imldin a roiin
il. I' tell in I in n (haltered lei-ily, n
i! gtvmg a Iv.e o: ,i'.:io,ed pi tn , of n j
!!. I, -viii;.- tin- i wounded in ilin i j
st-em d to listen a o-i'y, and j,,w and ,
lie u pu' in a word. Tn- aopto.teh of a '
human b' ing pro liievd gre.it tou-teiiia- '
I aiming the birds bill they di I not '
lly .nv ay an 1 desert tie- di- ili e I imp, I
1 1 sp rt-mi-i cani :i g-1 i ii intn t'c
nu on I illt the inlei.i ,:, ,,f pulling an
in I t tic p lor cr iit tve - 'in-.-ry with
an in I b:i;l but It: was ea-'iv peisiiadetl
to wail and see -x tii th" ierls would
tlo. An immediate ie-u't of the meet
ing wa- the fi:e ling of ill' pl-i.oli'.'l, sev
i la' In inlier- i f llie le-t uiug party living
p. i he ... i-aii an I I '-I.i; ,iin w il Is a li-h i n
I lull claws, ll tv. is easily -e,n however,
I i..i I 'le inniiicss of lie lien to tin I
Loll--, a. id lh' lowi!''-- ol th" l.iaiieh on j
.lll'eli the wettll led if! I i l oiicll." 1. I
caused thf great' -t in.xi' t . , and even !
nil. i lln- iir aiid's Inm on ,n sa!i.-ii". j
the othei it: I, kept 1. hi., atv iy ill par j
If-, -.vill i' elht I- still p. l. In"! "ll the :
lice. ..ltd .siiined to' be niail'iig llir I
lot s-eitgi i's return. Il -a i -o
I bat -otne plan ha t - ma b
evident j
Ilia a!
IiiiiiiIh i- "I 1. 1 lie- biou hi their needle
woik oil inln lln: orchil. I, nml staid
wailing In -ee what was going to l.e
done. The hawks wi very ipiiel
all day, x.cpt ihal lh" -..ib iei uttered
nil t i fii-i . n il sound, as it move I un
ca-ily in lis leafy betl, xx 'mi- I lot w .-itch-ers
replied in low, soothing tones, as il
x ith xvonls of pity oi cut oiinigem.int.
Tow ards siinscl n singl" ha.k itpp.-tire 1
on Ihe m' 'lie. then anotll", a i l anothe' ;
a chattering began mid the excitement .
increased as Ihe in-ssi ng. rs kept return :
nig in twos and llni't's. The v.oiiiided
bird raised its -If n- nnub as pos-ibh
fit. m ihe branih and sceuie.l juyfully ex j
pcelniil. while the fiber 11 'w ri.und ii
gaily. Sony, a Imi i Hipping overhend .
xx as In aid, a dot k .f haxxks iippeiired,
and in tlu-ir midst a giant hawk -a bird
much larger and si longer than any ol
the rest. For a box moments it p lclicd
upon the topmo-t b .mill of the Dec. j
then started up ninl began circling aboiil
coinirg bnxei, ii an r to its Vto.ridtd'
brother, until suddenly swooping, it
grasp . I the ':.,. r m its c law s, an '. ,
raising linn gently from 1'ie bough,
soari d itw.ty wilh him Iriiiinphanllv.
Tin other hawk- loU.nxvd, having the
spectalois tut rxx In !n. d xxilh a-loiiish-
in. lit. l in y did m l doubt that. thi
hawk was being ( niied to stun ,-nfp,
r.-t iicd spot w bete he . ..iild be fed .lnd
xxailed upon iinlil his xvoiind healed.
O'lf Animal's ''"'''.
Inleresliiig Itihle Mnlistic-.
The books in th" Old Testament,.";.
Chapb is m the Oltl Testamei.', ,".i.
Verses in the u d Tesliiment, '.'d.'.Ml.
Words in the Hit) Testament, :, , .cut.
lh" letters in the old Testament,
2 .;-.'s, inn.
Tne bonks in the New- Testament,
Chnpti rs in the N. xv Testament, giit.
Vei-es in the N'eiv TcstamsK't, T, .-, I
Words in the New Testament, I M . ?);'..
Tie h Iters in '. xv l'eslat ten,
)l.,.
AXIM.LTK.IMNr,.
Kxporimonts With H jr.fi-,
Dog's, PiO'-. nnrl Elopliou ts.
Tin Hors tho Hard ift .ml tho Kieplnnt
the Easiest, Animal to Tiniii.
I'eople w ho go to tin' (iuui nil I sit
hor-es, elephants, monkeys nnd (he like
perform wonderful tricks, nm-t olleii
a-k themselves how tin: atiimils are
t .night to do 1 1n tn. A w ii. a- in t'n
l.i'o, having inl -rvie-.v -d -. v ril eii'-u-celebrities,
nndeita'ies to sali-fy the r
curiosity. M. I.oyal, who liar, been ling
niaslt it of the le nlmg I'ali- circus f"l
years supplies iulere-l iug informal imi
t oin tilling li'ir-i s. " I h hols"," be
says, "contrary In general belief is th.
most stupi I annual on cailh lb- has
only one faculty, iii'-moiy. n nm-l
leseh him li s ext rc se-i w , i!i lh- caves
son and tin long whip II ixing Ion d
them into his head, on inu-t n '. 'le
' fle.rl whip when In-resist.' and g:ve h;m
a i .irrot wln-n lo obey -. W hips and
; t iimts form tin-si . n I of lln train.-i.
Toe hois- lli'l-t ! 1 1 mil 'i to i yeais n'.d
In ton thai a In- i, ton -pi rile 1, all" r ll
. l.is iiiiisi h -
ll"l el I -I il I 11' II dl. Tin'
i o 1.1 at eu ..iii y.'ir
til l thin - to d i
Inil-e to tin- r.n
r"iiiid r gii'.-.rly, ;
given signal.
Inm nm
-lop al :i
a. compli-h
IllOtg'.lt
I r i i ii. r
r, w hie'i i -
lll' il I
To
ll i
this
III"
into tl,' ling. Tit
holds in hi- left li in 1 a I' '.In
. is- I inl" the cave son, a I.
-on, a k.n I of in. n
i I. -t i lit iiini -d witii -h up points lix d
oil the ins' of the Inn.. , in his light
hand he holds a long whip. R hind llie
niiimal an aistaiit, with a -tout sin 1 1
whip, isp.-ti-l, Ihe train, r "ills en
tin hoi-e to -tar!, an I, pulling h
tothi-r and .-in at king hi- long wii p
fore s him lo gallop l inn I. If he re
lilsp., the a i-t.iut tl-e- hi. whip also, il
he is ibditnl. he is rewarded with:,
cirmt. To ma.ve him stop short, tin
I trainri eiin ks his long whin again,
while the n-si-l i'it wilh his short wliip
; throws hiin-elf mi bieiilv in from of the
i aniniiil, .in. I tin result i- obtained." M.
I I.oyal tills us thai "llie ltta-e has a
gnat objettioii lo kneeling or lying
j down nt any m .iic ut. This feal i
! lailghl by means of iron bracelets placed
, on his ankles an i all aene. I to a ttlni
held by the Itain r, who, b. -u 1 1. tt
j.nks or pu.ls ;is In- i- moving in. ikes him
tail or kilt.:!. The iiiiinal nun mini
th" less. ins ,'cid, by dull of whip an t
i carrot, ultima!" !v perfotni- tlnm at lln
mere in nm in I of lh- irainer. Tin
, hois- i- Cm -lit to dance to inu-ic in the
I Minn- x..y xv i ii lie font bracelets." A-
regal Is tin leann l hoi-t, who o..iis
bexi sand takes iii iic.es out of I hem. In !'
i is In. xv the animal istralin l to do .t: '-
j lit'st get a e nr.. I," says M I.oyal. "
( pi ice il in a box. I then lead ihe ho:-.
I to the box. II- smell, the carrot, lift
j up the lid of lh - box wilh hi- in- and
. lake- out llie vegetable, xx I ii t 1 1 li-t i- al
I loud lo eil. Tin- n -xl d iv, b for" bi
ting tin hor-e f.i'f, I s'niw him a hand
k'-ii hi' l full of loan. II" lake- il an. I
liie; t-i eat ii. I then I t him In lb
Pills to th box, bill hittiT deception--
il is t inp'y. The day alter I ft -nun- I lc
cxirci-e, but tins tone tic h"i -e tin-1 -Ihe
b in Ik rehi'-f xxilh lh' b'i.niiti tin
b-'X. lb take- it mil, an I I retv n 1 him
H ith a c iriot. I ,. cie.t-e ill amount ,,
l. i ll. . I,,,.L ,.r. hi. f . ver. ,1 ,'. ,,',.
til iii lh" end 1 pill tie n Iy tin 111 i i K t -chief
in the box, 1 h lior-e brings it
to me, ami gi Is hi- carrot. I then if
iluce the si of th" carrot i v. iy day,
until nt last I give linn imihing. Tin
li'ir.-t ntintits tn perform xxiih lh
handkerehief in tin- hope - f gelling tin
t a n ot "
With respect to dogs, M ( hang, ux.
who is lioxv exhibiting a lioiip-of tin in
at llie Noiixiitu Aniue, says theil cliii t-
tioii is a woi k of I im
Soiin linn s it lakes t
neither sugar or whip,"
"1 take my dog in my
him, and try l make
Illl I pall, tn e
years. "I ti-e
la- infoiin- u-.
hand-, talk I
him n in I . t si i .i . i
xxh-il he is to d ". Ipe f uin the trick-iny-elf
and the dogs follow , and i n: i t it.
Inc." Al present he is slum
ing a i iniage dog wh i i
performs on the single xvire.
'T will till you lioxx I taught him to
In. come all t ipnlibi i-t. I made him lir-l
of it'l w a'k on' a plank which was l-a!
anced to and fm. Ihe plank wa
gradual!) ndui d ill widlh i very day,
a id the iin.vi mi ul net t it rati d. Al
I iiglh Ihe plunk dwindled down ton
1 narroiv slip; this xva- replaced by a long
! round slick, and utimatclv the dog found
j himself on Ihe single win-. Strange lo
I '", "It's dog is blind. M. Chang. ux
say-scent is lh" great ipiality wbi. li
! 'll.tbh s tlogs to pel hum some tiick-.
l'.. 'example, the .ooll s who play nl
d'-iniuoes nre taught by their scent. The
tr. liner touches the dominoes which th.
dog has to play, and the animal, smil ing
them, pick them out from the r. -l
and plays them.
The pig is said to be the tno-l . 1 1 1 1 -cult
animal b train. Tony I J rice, lln
clown, tints not believe in liailnd nijs.
They are to be taught only bythtir
weak point iheir gluttony. ''When I
have pot my young pig," he says, "I
lit gin on the principle that I shall obt ain
ii .thing from Inm without satisfying his
apptlile. I ford him inv-eif, and during
ii lew days J vary his food ill order to lind
out w tint ho likes best. A- soon a I
,. , . .
have ih-cnvei-. d Inn favoi lle dish,
I d.-privc him of il i ompli le'y.
This di-h i- my gn at t.ibsmin. The
thief pg I ,i now pet forming; .th
prefer-bet I lai. 1 put a pi.ee iii my
pock. l. I jump ov.-r hut. lies nml the
pig follows me. doing bkt xvi-e. In this
xv.'y he 1. arils in- ,M .. -,- and gets his
f,t. I ,b i ti i-e the pii t of fat ivcly
lav, and at last 1 give him nothing.
sii'.tii'l he refu." lo xx. ik I Ihra-li him
llii If ti . tnd. hax ing t . nt : ! !"d li iJ
p. : i"! ili tt.ee-, 1 I- i' inpeii ii ill xx illl
h:s I'ix-.ii:!'- in- il."
l h el. phaiil, on lln t nntci .-. is very
inl. I ig. n', an I hi-cl-ie it i'ti xvowll It-
:i -v ! Mil f"i- bis t u'hIm r-oiii" xveighl,
xvlni ll li.rocs the llaiin l to have !ct olll-e
tn cruel mean-. Fm' m l fie", tn make
him raise mid hold out hi. iool, mi oon
ring wilh .dial n point i- pln-id mi il.
and ''. ing dinxn by a i"p. Id' p"!nl
"ller til" ll I I e!. p'lttl'l feeling
tile p lill .lit 'I)' h' lo I .01 I ie p- 1"
lln ait till tie paitt i a-- . A ! r a f. e
l pi til ioll- In I , .in I t' . ! .. I le ..i'. a'el
al lii. ight of t;... ,1- hi- looi.
Ill - it -I i ml ion, til i . i. I" li. inl' ill-
gel!! e, I- ii'i'll e -llip ! I
pit mis ale I iiigl.t i
tii i t l"i luighl
lo plitc op adi n -,i, ', t '. t
beg on t'n I il ti I ' -.
.1' -
killing a hull Ilk
i',"in an ;.i. iiil of a hunting rip in
tile Si 11. i t he 111 tilt, t . I ' -, i'X 1'llllk
Wlii.e.oll III lh" .. IX .1 I, eo.V wr
.pi a . f.i.nn . . ite III lie alt.'lll 'on
I . a -hi. I tie wo i b. I p lint le it xxhii h
tin- di i l ha I I" en kdi. d in til in .riling.
I xxasexc I'im.'ly tire I. I n.ik.d -loiviy
up tie l:;'l I . .1. top, ul, . ll," tmib i
xx a i ul". 'p n to si Ihrough fm
I VI y.u I . Tie le I a' .bovn b !..!! I I
i.ll-gi I" i. ! r I i !' -t .and I ' -llioke.
U'inli s'l.okiiig I In aid a u 'i-e behin I
M'.ok' 1 n roll i 1 lln I". ul I. r an I
-axv a larg", h ni l-oin bud ink I tn l:ng
inolloii" ' , .x.lh h:- h ' el higlt in the
nr. IT'S aim .,! i o.il It it ! in in ' w ,iv d
briskly in lh" lne -. My h-ul spring
into my i ! it. an 1 there lriixg'.- l and
lluStfl.-d. I dl xv my r ll armiti I nnd
pointed It al til" e'k, lei' I coil!. I II 't
I. .1 1 it mi l.i e. Tr -s, ro. ks, bu-li. -lill.
I lh .l.'hC, a-id n f.v and t!n-:i lh"
e k won' I -j..': ig r l'e -:.;lil- in a
in '-t in n .'i .! life :n i in r. S I
. i mi- :. I I - x i an i w nt I ii i' i! T got
ho .l n!' nix n i :c;d li.e.i again
I I In n-t the 1 1 tl.- o nnd lh, in. k. The
!k wa.- -I I! linne. inoking liir nigh
I org , b nilf'i! . y s il lh I. it tn el I
laiiis In y.t id tl. e II xv t , not
timre tli ni -v. uty tie- yuls fr nu
hip. I ' .v -I-" I Id- ft ha I, .a-id xva
I t-l go.ii ; '" p T i -i : . i : xx lien lc-
otli. k v 'Irn', 1 I. t.i i '.' :iliiins t
lilt gn nti, die v ni a i-.tg I'l-.-.i'di, and
tor. -,v I;:. In i I h."h in III" ail ,
neulh sightiy ,.p ii. hi. w.de -pr.a I
aittli r- re-, ing -i lo. In i.. ail I ti g : t
oving. x fo: .. mile t- t ;u to him.
II 1 , ! .. . l.e tt,. ,,-.' i . I. .! ii - SM'.-i-t
a- wh"ii il is in-Ho.i 1 I..- di-lauee.
Afl.-I- bugling, lie bail -to . I ii, ,::,. lie..,
iippan ut Iy li-tt inn ; itit-i'i'. Ag tin In-bligh-d.
I -,x i- ti I m . 1 i ag, r to kill
loin, but w -x I-. -h- : in in-- it, on lln
- lie of ' hi' h mi e 1 -inl i I i i 1 1,:- family
depi adi d for tin ii w :;:! :'- pr.-vi-ioli .,
si I in nr. u i ii 1 in mi, r . ' W . 1'. tin a I I
iii" it. I -.x ill hax ' . l' ith- r y mi in ."
and lh- ll 1 'i-.i hon llii .n -ii lie head
I .Ins ed Iii. ii, and lln . x hi- I x,r and
In ait ei-l lit l .- oil I in' ground, xx hi li
the p unit e . 1 1 : I g. ! th ill to ' il.
tlelall.c I'cil-.
Ihe ilngel li-, 'teix ,1 a I. ion- -in
penal A-. la. wo'i'd inl:. il ill . t tin-
K .man . u-id t -.'! I . I i in I a ' p. -i b. yond
. 1 1 - -fx lu:. 'Ill- lii ! un. . n--t imi' d. 'It I'
ii 1 1 1 ' 1'. f . leli. to a lin lal p. n I-:n a liu'.cti
pitmt beck, of Illl. Al-ut! lln same
tim tin-p .. i I' .p , ri . -I .-I bis ...I,-,
refei's to a st, , I ,0 g d, p -n. Tiie tii'-t
l'.agii.b pen- xx, i, ma le in ( t .niii-haui,
by Mr. Harris.)! mil l . I'i i. -tic. d.ont
a Inm lri-1 ve.ti- "it.;.-. M- tnllic le nt
xvcit t xp. ii-ixe an 1 I til. u-. 1 until the
i-.x mil '.loll in lli luaii'ila. lure about
-ixty years ago, i aiis -d by th- invent ton
of tli- liniid i le'.x pi-'ss, llie m tv mi
chine pi. . I ii,,- p. i.- tioiii .-ie . I -le. '
I'levioti-ly lleyht-l b.iu mil.' fioin
sicci r.'lle-l int.. lulu -, t... i mt I. .ruling
the -in. Tie' I. -t an: leu in., irnne
.loiin M I. In li .,- lin ml:-" l.n . i ..: pi, -s.
male pens, 1 1 - 1 1 : ; i th I Inm o ha- been
a, voided I., both .1 . I di M ,- ni an I
.1,,-, pb Oil ,01. - ' -..,'.- .1 ' .' -e
.l.ihll (.1 iiill's llon-c.
.lobti Oin a' i- said to havt -. in. fr.-m
II .lln. id I.. I a thness, s. ot ni, I m 1 .i;t.
wilh In in i.Miiie his bii'ili, I-. liny
owned land in Ciithrn and in. it. is.. I
ind iiinilipl .d until th-i- xxm tight
I undies, i in, e a y, in lin y nil met iti
the lirst hoii-e llu y had built. At. cii
in 't-iing tin .pn siimi id pr. t t'lciiee xvas
raised, ami hue was almost a light.
.lohn o'liroais, as ihe S. i.li h t idied him,
who seem- to have had th- most lev. I
head of th. m a I. -.-tiled the matl.r
t. nil i.-u i'v tin n, nnd mid that mxl
year be w. old -. li t- it liiinily. W hen
the time Im lin- m xt iii.-cting came:
.1 .Im o'Cro its had built an t ight-s ded
In u-c xxilli eight tlo. is and xviiuloxxs; in
the middle of the house he put a round
table. Ity this means nil struggles for
! n . il.'ii.- were tivi u ie I. -.V JV.e
.
A man in his e ti-nagn was rnlnig nlnng.
A ginlv- b-esseil xxil'e bv his side.
, -m,, , lacs--h -looked like a queen.
At,. h hk n king in his prido.
Av , .1.v,., ,,,, ,,, sllvpt as they
p,s.,..
Tl i . n r age ind emiple lie eyed,
An I -in I a- Ii worked xvilii liissnxv on a log.
' '' ' '"'":' atnl- iild rid-. '"
Iii" tiiaii in lite can iage r. niaike I tolls
"i I ie tlllll g I XX null give if I eoti'il
I I iv nix- ee-tltli f m- th" str.ngth nn1 tli
l.ntliit
' if llie iiciii who j -aw iug the xvciod.''
, p ."iy yo ce: tit,. nl with a l utidle of wotk.
Who-e la t- lh" morning w-ns fair.
x . lit Iii;ioi; nl nig "I'll a smile ol tit light
W Inl" lia'iiniing n love It eathing nit.
:-i.e ;.i .ke I on th ti ring". Ihe lady she ax,
Ai iax. il in nppati'l sn line,
Aii.l .ii.l t-t a xvln.-p...-. ' I xvii.h ft-.tn tnv
li ail
'' I ..,. --il in and lae "ere mine. '
I ii- I ,.. I.ml.e I ,,it
.' i !:.
.'S I lll- III . el . ,'
1 lh" inn nl wilh l"'i
.. .li-.
-In.. itu -h I'.-iIimi and
tl I
I I
.Hi
1 1' i I . am y att'l vat h lo .. 1 ."
I '.u ,1 i in lh" v ..i l I, n : ,i'i tee our Inxv,
' on- in iii t- nnd our t nie we employ
In ! ng i'g !'i 'I Mi-huig f"i- x.h-tl x'.. hax
ngl nt' I ul ' of vx h tl xx e en ..v
III UniiOl s.
l'in' tin ii w ii i iit.t n v iimst ft'opti-nlly
!"- ne 'in y ni e tin mini t. r-.
"Voii'i".' Irying lo m il." game of me,"
,. . th" d. ei ai I to the poi l-inaii.
.'ii Igc I will give ymi l'-n (h'llnri in
lln-e .1 iy- rri-on. r .bdge I'll take tin
l"ll .l.-ll.ti s.
The l ip 'of luxury The t al's inb r
v w xxilh tin' milk. A svx.,11 affair
." x.l una n i:i" '.- lit a-1.
I In r isaina:! nut in Illinois xx lit .S"
latue i- .b-eph Oolol" d II; is said t-
! f I a x . iy i. t irin g d :.-p t-it imi.
l"n i" i-room f n- t v.rybody in this
lug world. Id ti linn come- fi.un the hi t
thai loo in any want the front room.
A- i. ili-l says that a man xxl-.nhn?
In. u -I ni. k by lightning cannot swim,
lb- might have- added that b" never tries
Hi-id ti shipb . n-.i nt seal "I feel
-o -iek, my dear, and if I should die and
they bury me In re won't you soini.tinn s
..one and plant flowers over my crave?"
F.ngli-h milliners are said to have tlis
t ivi red a xv, ty of making bonnets of
li sn.- paper so that the bonnet will not,
i -' ovi r l.tt coil-. Il ibis is true
lining ne n cm I" gin lo marry- on ordi -Iiaiy
salaries.
A beggar, I" all appearance slightly
befogged, thus at i osted a pitscr-hy:
"Sir, would you please g,v: tne a little
( "rm'' to on, a on m orfint. nu inm
so dreadfully thir-ty that- I don't know
j xx here I am to gel a nighlVs lodging."
How lo Athli cs lite I'rc'siilenl.
I'..r ninety seven years the country
in-grown in iiigiiny, xvc-aitn and powei
i tiinb-r I In -imple t t.n-litiitioiial title of
lln Cliiel llxttulive of the American
li public, until il rclip-es all the high--,'iimloig
designations of lank known lo
the x oc titulary "f unman hial institutions.
All cllicial t oiiiiiiuni. alioiis or from
strangers sh 'tld th-rcfore be addie.s' d
"To the I'resi b nl, Washington,!). ('.
A lilt"!' f i , mii a pi r-"ii il Irifinl should
I..' a Idres-cd : ' I . lev, r CI, vcland, Wash
iiigl'.n, l. I .," xx i I lii.tit title.
l ie I'l.-i.b iii lo all Vomniunii ations,
whithei illitial or per-onal. simiilv
-igii- liis name, xxilhoiil the usual com
I'liiieiilary t lo-ing as "yours truly," or
t io-ing if r -peel , as "very rcspectful-
Ix , " u-ed by all t llieials.
'I'he disctis-ion of Ihe sitbi"cl of titles
wa co . indiced ill CongrcxK before the
ainvalof Washington in Nexv York. In
i ! ll' i' ol .Inly, ls!, to a friend in Vir-
ginii, 'lit first president expressed his
oppn-il ton to an additional title. It was
nig.. I thai 'Hi- High Mightiness" thn
Clle of Ihe Stiullliolilcrs of Holland, was
his ( !i"l' ; 'ml there is nothing to shoxv
that h" ever ( xpf.----d -m h nil opinion,
".''. ''.( i Timn.
The Wonl lltiri'iili."
W hai xx is the origin of the extilama
tioii "II ni .ill" .' There nr..' few xxords
Illl in n-t xxltieh t n no.i-l siith a re
in. .le and wnbly exlfinl.tl j.r. valence as
tin-. Il is nm of those Intel jet lions in
w h n h sound ?o et ht.es -cusp that men
i-eiu lo have ndopled it almost instinct
velv. In India ami C-vIdii the mahouts
nnl iitti'iidants oi baggage elephanls
hi t r iln ni on by .eipitiial repetitions
.1 "in-re-re!"' l ln- arabs iud came.l-ilri
m Turkey, I'alestine, and Kgypt
"in outage their animals to speed by
hoiiting "iir-re, .ai r. !" The Moors in
n Spain tlrive their mules ami horses
-villi t ries of ,.rre.', In Fram e tho
-porlsimni t x. ites th" hounds by his
' limits of "hare, hare!'' nnd wagoners
'urn their hm-es by crying "harluiut!"
The herdsmen of Ireland and Scotland
-htnil "hurrish! lnnrish:" tothorattlo
'hey arc driving. It is t videtttiy an cv-
anialion common to many nations, nml
-probably a corruption of "Tur aie"
! Tlnr null, a liallle t ty of the ancient
Norsemen, though some authorities (In-
I ix" it from the .1 wish Hosannah."
j I'I"' word is very often, and was form-
i riy invarinbly spelt "hu..i,"' audits
rouunciatioa was "hurray.''
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