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&l)c Cl)rttl)am Hccorb. II. A. I-OIS'XOI, EDlTull AND rKOFIUETOK. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, One copy, "no yciir One copy, six nut it I li , On': ropy, t hr months $ 1.00 . 50j Si I oug Apo, TIlOJ stOOil lipoil lli vwl's deck To ciite-'i cmr fin one I lo k and b."c!s. Die gil l sli figure- fair mid f i nil Hovering against (i great white s-iil Liko spirit sh ip i i eliiivl-iig nir; I K"em to sc then stand iij; l lif. Always together, always so Twas long n.go. t, loiignge! Hie east nns bright wilh yellow nom Tim flying vi'-s ! v in s i d so m Flashes f juli lint whiles sp ii y Heokoncsl im I p iinte-d lir I lip my, A leseeiiiiig speck sln nut ward Sadly we tm ned, hut b: ill we ai I : They will come back Hgnm no know" Twas long ago, y In j; ngo! Those f i ps sweet, thosn Imppy eye 1, Hiked npvor mure on Weiem skies; hero the hot siinl t'nim weave their net Tier cdiii--eiowiii.. s:nl O ivet, Ihey who had sh.ir.il their lives. shired dentil. fa ting at one th ' ths! St' nope b. ra'h :if thus i)ii . k nils (or mills that flow So Ion ago. so !o i ae, i! In vain we p;ct;tie to mil eves l'lie convent piav. tliofti I b in skips. 1 1 1 1 ' ; l ii t n 1 1 with I s borilnting woih! lill d i III stand as tlim they stood, Uovii-mg hi." spirit-, fair and frail Aignin-t III - ila.v'o of the sail; Ihe lei l,p- art, the faces (glow. As lone; ngn, so long ago' Sii-nii I'.oh.l-e, ii Jnd netil'iit. AFTER TWELVE YEARS. 11 iw do von I lie !n r, .In 1;'' . oung I .i. lor ( ialbrnitho looked up it his cuiisin a sic m l before a iswcring. "If she were wntli a liundrel thou (anil 1 would marry her to-morrow, she is u girl w ho, ten years from now, .vill .1 honor even to a (talbraitho." Allen was a. lent, it m 1 outside the pcn dour, in pie bail, Carinie hud come ill unheal 1 in htr s'ipperi.l feel, I u' not Inhearing, and stood silent also. Sin was not vain, so b 1: a strange delight in this man's words, cimd and hearties? in they were; but -In- was proud and sensi Iive niul her eyes ll inhcil, nnd lioinethiii"; )f tin! sup -i b p iwer th it .I i lui i (i al I -rail lie prophesied for ten years henre llirilled her iw she itooil there; then, nothing but a )irl, slej fdiivcred us she Iliouoht how cnily she could have been won by thU hainNotne, careless man had iliu been vv ult ny wen, but not loved; kiiil she crept MlcnCy away, wondering f she Coi 1 I lie iinvihiiiij to be prou 1 f anything but a pmir, pai 1 overue-s. "Thirty to- lay ! nee 1 sboiil l have ronsidered myself o'.d at this ne, with the 1 est of my life jvuse 1, au-l little be foro mc to ei'j y ; but now 1 am very happy, thankful, and content." Carmic lirownell was looking nc tws the blue sea waters, her hands resting :ipontho railing of the balcony, her culm, sweet face rave at.fl tluiuglitful. The climbing ivy nu t tbo rose threw fiutterin leaf shadows and sunshine upon her in ', ht'ie form; nnd people on th'! beach I: 1 r.v turned to look oil the uiKOMscioi!-. ti-jure f a a sit imd time. "Wlin is she, 1. ic -stei?'' "Mi s llmwii. II." "Is Ih.ii all th- ro is tj say of hei r ' "No; 1 liiiejit tab; ft day or two ol her, and you Would be liltlo in -ununited.'1 "Von are unusui'.lly rttic-nt. She mu t hare incurred your lordship's d.s-p'ea-uie, and you punish by i3'iii'ii:ii; her." "We are oood fi end-; but I kne v that your ipicsti' us were pixmpte-l by idle i uriosiiy, a id thought 1 wi uid wait lint ll you met le r. She lias won a fair lame and e msidci able ivenllli, 1 believe, by iiiitiiinji j.atiinte anil labor. She has tiiumplicd i-veriv- ry obstacle, met tn ll '-' e nil I disappointui-.nt tint Would have ciiisiieil a woman lc-s brave, nn 1 now, fi' i.i t ill she brings, insti-alofn c viiii a', si iii-.i iiature, one so tie. roughly pure lii. it in u ar; m i le le tter for 1 1 i living." "Si.e is wealthy, famous, but still un married i" "Yes; even an old in. .id, if you like. I! it no one evi rthinki of that.-' l'uii.ip Leicester frowned, and there was a r. tij of rlispleasuie in his sweet, slron ; vn ce. It ancro I him to hear this cool ipi.-stiouiiii;, v.-n from a ll lend. 1 1 ji toi ! dlu lit'ie, at bis side, hand ti-nie, fa-eiu din,', w nl'lly-wi-e, and a trill'e woi idly-wild, turned again to 'ook nt the w hii- r ih d lijjiire. They sauntered back an hour later, jllst lis Miss lb wii"'l tightened the leins over her hioh-st'-ppin blacks. "Thoie arj liiaejiiillcent iiniin i's, by Jove!'' cxelaini' d tialbr.nthe. "Yes; she handles them perfectly, lo." An! Philip's dark eye, ll idled, nnd n won Icrfu! li:;ht swept over his face, with the sinilo ind b iw he gave C'.irmie Hrownell; while she .ravo a glance nt both, but u suiilo to only one, ns she ilnshcd by. And the second time that day the fas tidious .In lson (1 ilbrni'he turne 1 to look nt a woman. lie had quite foig.itten her, however, unt. The taw lu r Hint evening in a little crowd in the li rr draw in r mm. I.i.ip Leicester was one of the crowd, niul (ialliiaitho made hi way towards them to w introduced. tsliD rse, smi'.ine;, ijracious, thoroughly n la iy, wilh no pretence to girlishucss, yiioie were valley lilies nt her belt, v.d- VOL. IX. Icy lilies iu the soft lace nt lu rlhroat, nnd valley lilies in the loose, low-coiled hair. H r eyei were clear, brnv", ti nder; In f face one that i hanoed with iveiy thought, I'll! was ever pure an I till . 'I he summer passed, as nil Milium is In v a way of lining, and one nigh', wh'ii the reason was alni'-s'. ended, C'nrinie Hrownell stool up.-n the ten. ( l i the inoonlielit, listening to the mir nnd moan of lie- v. at. is. .In Is. n I .ill'i :ii I lit' found her there, look i'i like some s! ill, restful picture; but she Im ned w ith her i-l I unile as he asked, ' 1) d you cm; to escape I he crow d :'' "No; for hud the i rowd liecii le re I shou'd have staved, 1 love the sen si much. I never dance, you knew, nn 1 shall not be mise l." "1 mi.sst'.l you, and fearche 1 until I found you dn aniiii;.'. "Perhaps 1 inn given to dieaiuino; but to-ni:dit 1 was thinking of my -ast life." ' Yoiit pn1-', like yiun pvisent, is gued to remember." lie spoke w ith a shido of bitterness, foi what did hers make his ow n can I -ss, world y one npp il "I was only thinkm.; of the st ilting point. Shall we return : ' "Not unless y .u wish il, f..r I have wante 1 to sec you alone, Im! have not biciinbleto do so. You must know what it is 1 have to tell, lor no man can be with you w ithout learning to Inv alid respect you. My bf" is not woithy to elTer, but you can mak-; me what y-u will. (Ih, Carinie, 1 love you. I b'Ve y u! AYillyou say that yu love lie and will l e my wifi :'' His face was pale with the great jiis sion that tlirillcl hi s. ul, hi -eyes m re burning and bright a; they s niche 1 her face for one tender look, and his ban Is closed upon hei-s with a li ie, nYi mas tering grasp; but sl.f was looking away fioiii his face, b yond the line of harbor liohts and the very bi aitseif, as she an swered slowly, 1 Is it myself or my hun dred thousand that you won d marry.''' A I the scorn and subdii'l feelings of those twelve years ring out in the clear, proud voice. " Yourself ! What do 1 inie for your wealth; Ci'iiio to me p liuile-s; but for your love. 1 wi I work for both; only tell nut I I II ., .1. a c-'." "Wait i li ll I i pcai mi n wo il of Iw. he years ;igo. J.e! tu li v m low will I iciiiciiiber. You said of t'atn ie lhowi i l , a p. in ; ll I f. ielld ss ii!, 'Wen; sh wo th a hlllld e 1 tln.u s ill 1 lwoud n atry her tinmiiow.' 1 am worth it now, i nd y. u c ui saying that yo i l-nc inc. II el you s i I s i then, tic oil ! ('arm e won il have believe I with a f aiih the wo nan hi s u t. I am gli il yon didn't siy tliis; ll c.i, even if you caie If r in ; ymi did me a i.r atcr ser- ic -, for .liter hating your i o-iiioii of im- I crept iiuii.-. and after ill li v. out luc k I ib li in in d to make my life v.. rih l.v ng, i vi n if it might not b; a ! illnai li ;' and Ih" W 'ids that v.etiid d s- uii'ly at liist proved the iec ntive nil wab hw. I 1 t i tll"tbillg bi lie.- thins 1 th- n d i e I die mi. Years ago 1 sin ii d have considered jour niler to me t. n Lh! the b-st of ail, nnd would have thought myself avengid; hut now 1 am i lily smry that any one should -nir r thioiigli inc." I he sweet, eiuin st nice was silent1, th - wavis iiio.ined and fobbed on the sands below like some doomed, hop. less soil1, and the music limited i lit to them v. iid nnd sweet dying in a crash and wail of anguish. "Is tin re no hope, if you have forgiven my foolish, nn leenary words' Oh, Carinie, h-t me live for you, and prove my love by that !" She turned with a fac as w hile n.s his in the moonlight, nnd n look of pain in h -r grave eyes; then, very softly, with a v.oild of saddened tenderness in her v.-ic , "I ii in engaged to marry Philip I, iefstci ; we have caied for each other a long tiin "." And then Leicsbr's tall bum came il,.. .n the tcll.ii.--. lb: took C'nriiiie's hand upon his nun, an I drew her soft shawl around her with a prou 1 nir of P'1-scssion ; while Carinie, ever thought ful for (his slrong man's passion and the sorrow that had settled like darkness upon him, led Philip down the steps nnd away under the great calm stars nnd tbo moonlight to walk in the glory of per fect love togelhci-. A (ioinl Pen I lire. Sanlonicu', Jr., (who is lovingly cn-res-ing the down on his upper lip) "What do you think of my mustache, SanloniriH, Sr.--"There is one par ticularly good feature about it." "And what is that, itscolor?'' "No, it is that you can neglect -.having for u month, nnd none but n close observer would noticu it!-' Detroit Fieel'res. Hihhj's Utile Tongue. "And don't you know why, Hobby-i'1 said the minister, w li was dining with tho family, "your mamma doesn't want you to cat a fccon I piece of piri'' "Yes, sir," replied Hobby. "Sho said that if you didn't t. k ; nny thero would b: enough left over for to-nior-row." (New York Sun, I lrin ins ami Ib'V.ls. j Moncure I). Conway, the only modem ; writer who lii's iittemptc l anything like 1 a history of devils, snya that demons are ' older than the devil. The word demon : (damonl signified a div.nity originally" ; and hns been degraded, even ns the char- nclers of demons nnd devils have degen ' crated. Thus in heathen ceiriliies there j sprang up demons of lire, hunger, thirst, cold, fever, darkness, etc.; ghoil s, I which fed upon the dead, nnd v.impyres, j returning from the dead to feed up in the j living. The demons of evil became so much more numerous than the good I spirits that the word at last came to .-ig-I nify only what was bad. The serpent is the most commonly ac I n ir.ed Ivpe of a devil in both Christina and heathen rouiitrio. Tin re are, how ever, scarcely nny living animals, birds or fishes, whose charai tci islics are well known, to which some tribe or people lias not attributed nt some time or ether demoniacal nature. The ( aucisiaus paint the devil black; the Afiican ne groes paint him white, and in the M i . imliiipi'! language Ins nam' siguili'S The Wielv-d White Mm." It uiblless, the slave trade lias something lo do with Ih" origin of this term. Th" number and multipl cily of devils, dcniMis, dragons, hydras, Titans an I inonsti is of cverv sort that ln-v .- c-M-U-d, from the earl ii s' timci down to mil own, 's astonishing. Ke'i couiliy l.as ill levil or devils slill, and il' en" prince el darkness presidi s over id', aiic'cnt and .nodirii nlike, one would think lew. mid have his hands full, an 1 n i tune to mtd- He in the alT.i rs of this wmld. Tner nee devil worship rs, di vil ihaimer and mag;cian, whom devi'said n then feats in the world to lay, a. tln r-hav fllwnys li rli. f-itvii ;cs belli ve i very death to b- can e l by ib in ns oi their in fluence. "Let Mississippi On!." In one of (he licreest Initl. s foug'it by the Army of the West, a clebra'.e-l Tcti ne'see regiment, which had noti renown on many bloody ti d Is, nnd never re. roiled exc-pt from a lir which (hi st inchest veterans would consider i valid excu e for such conduct, found itself in a situation which fully justified, in the opinion of i llicers and m n, a ".etrogade inovenient." Su I lealv, wh le driving a Y inkee I i e ii f -i- il, t c ,ni no -a a h.i! - b en but li -swh'i.h opi- ie at i-Iioit i.- ng wilh grape, ivhile three or more regi ments io-e en the lluil.s, ai.d "mid: things hum." The Tennpssi ans found il bes", undei the ciri iniist ani'i s, to fall l ack to r. lidge some two hundlid yards in tin rear, and, leaving nearly twu-thir Is of their number de id and wounded on the ground, they sought this fii-.-ndiy shelter to r.-f jrm. At this juncture a M Ssii.pi regime 1 1 of capiat celebrity nii-lvcl. lis ga'lanl Cilonel, anioiii b r the bay, and not altogether apprised of the nature of the situation, shouted to the Tenncs-eans, "Make way there, and I t Mississippi in." W y was promptly ma 1 -, and (he brave boys from ' (lid J. IPs" Plate rushed unhesitatingly at tie fort. lint when they reached the sini" poin' win T" the Tc-nues'-eans ha 1 n-c.-ived the ilesnue'ive "bli. ir-l ." a similar greeting was fji veil them. Lutli and air seem -d i;htcd with the lires and resonant with tic roar of the infernal regions, and l hey r. t ie I lur k lis their pre lect'S' s h il done. Seeing Ihrin return, the Tenuesseaus rose and yelled, "Make wi.y here, and let Mi-siss ppi out 1" Chicago L-dgcr. The Origin of II iii IimhI. The well-known and oft-tol I t a'e of Hluebeard is not wholly a faiiy tale, but has, liku other stoiies of that class, soni-; foundation on fai t. In an old Pu nch magazine publishe I in the beginning of the present century, ii an account of which tho following is a translation: "The peasants in the department of the Loire lufirieure, point out the ruins of the Chateau de la Venicie on the Krdre as the castle of I! u be I! eu of whom our children iniglitdelight l i h-ur. This terrible inun was in rcah'y t i b's de l ;!.. whose life was pas e 1 in the reign of Charles YU. He was attache I to John Y. liukedo Hal.igie. II; w.h triul by court at N antes, on su-picion of having slain a number of children, who were seen to enter the chateau an 1 were never heard of afteiwanl. The b.diis of many of thesj little children wer.1 after ward found. The monster had slain them that he mi ;ht make net of their blood in the writing of ch ums an I p'ot tin:r incantations to raise up infernal spirits, by whil e a sist.iae,; he might, as he believed, iliscovi r the hi ling plae,' of buried treasures. When his trial took p'.icc, (ides ib: Ib-t. confessed the most terrifying nets of atrocity, nu. I was con demned to he burnt at thu stake. The execution took place at Nantes, Decern ber U5, in the year II l'and the account may be still found in the an hives of the town preserved in m inuscript." Tho Kirth. Tlir Noise 11 o lie n il. Irate old gentleman Mary, w hat was that noise I heard in the kitchen; M iry Faith! an' lit le oi know, un ie ycz heard Mike's cmi itename dhrop w -i oi relu-cl dim a K ss nt pu tiu', ITiXas rjiiliugi. Win II II A II II II O ITITSBOl.O CHATHAM CO., N. t IIILHKEX'S ( tLlM. Kolr WcKllifr. Young M ister liobin leirly II nl And Su-y S- iiil-t Kea'her, Whu'er the day was warm nrnl fail, W iul 1 tak - n walk together; lie t ok nlong his poHll" small, And sho her three black kitten;, Thev were not those three naughty oiips That iis-l to wash Hi nr in tt-ni. "I .' in not ipi to pel sua I" ni vs lf," Said young Miss Seal U t IVaUier. "That kittens should remain indoors And mis this cliarming w.-ulh' -r." .M. I. Fenner. in St. Nieholis. Ilosr to J iiiiiii I'riirrs A p(.uy is told of Dr. Thomas Young, nn Knglish scientist wh- was well know n fifty years ago, which ' li sri i'n s his first attemol at clearing a fence on hnrse- j back. j -Not being an experience I (piestrhin, i the dx tor fell fT his h irsc. Without I 1 saying a word ho lemounlel, nnd went I at the fence again, lit was again un i seated, but escaped a fall bv ti nging to i tin: horse's neck. Snil he was not salis- li "1, and a! a thiol tii iLhe su -cord 1 in I clearing tin' fence in first-rate style, j "l i as 1 hav done," said Itcorgc Slc ! pheiison, the inv utor of railroads, J "per.-ev r--'. ' I'. 'iiy one Ins a goi.d m i ii y fences to get over in the cuiise ol his lib', and it is w 'll not to tumble ovci them, but toiiuive on the other side coo1, collected an I rca ly for furl ler i progre-s. Vrscv"-r.ineo will sliuw how this ciin be done. I I A Sritsll.tr Monkrv. ' Dogs and other p-ts are often k ily ; alive t-. praise an I blame, and seem to . know almost inf i: i:.y whether tiny aie 1 being wcil or il'. spoken n'. T in' ex : trem -st e is.; of which we ever r ad wai i that of u e mai l wi.i, h li-'d from grief at ! being hat-hly a I - i i s'd by ils mistress. Ib re is an ancc loie which show s that monkeys are not wanting in scuibiiity of the same intercsl in g nnd niniable sorl. It is quoted from Mr. Ilites's "Natural ist on the Ainu, uis." lie calls the crci-.turo "most ridiculously tame" and adds; "It was an old fein ile, which accom panied ils owner, a traleron (ho river, in all his voyages, liy way of giving me a specimen of its inle l-o.'iicu and feel ing, ils ma-terset to and rated it sound ly, calling it s.-.uup, heathen, thief, and so forth, a'l tbinng'i 'lie copious Por tuguese vi c duilaiy of v.l'ip.'ialion. "Tiie poor monkey. a'a-tly seated on the ground, seemed to b- in sore trouble nt this disp! iy f anger. It Ivgin by looking cariie t y nt hiin.tli 'ii it whine I an 1 lastly roc iscd its leidy to an I fro with cm -tion, rrying pitunusly, an 1 passing its Ion g gaunt arini (.'.intinu illy over ils for. hea I. for iliis wis its habit when excited. At length ils mister altered his tone. "It'.i all a li". my old worn in, you're nn angel, a ll nver, a good, affectionate old creature." ' iinm 'd.ateiy the p .or monkey c 'ase I its wailing and soon alter came over to when: the man sat." A f.ililil I'Xt-iisi-, (ieoige and Sun thought it great fun to run awav to the mill and watch the j bu..ino saws tear their w iy thioiigli the dry bolts, nnd although tin y were ready I to obey generally, they would steal away j from iiia iini i nu I nn to the mill i veiy chance they could get, "Hoys," sai 1 pip'l one mulling, "if , you don't slay ft'.vay from that mill, j something 'il m l you stir '." H it as no in as papa went t i his work, a id mamma i went upstairs, they ran afier him as fan lis they could. Sure enough, ju -t as tiny c line to the ! great shingle null at the f ) it of the hill j something ran out nt them. Tiny didn't know it w i, pap i with tin- gray wolf skin loin; over his hen I. "Tin re 'ti i, Sun! Papa sai l 'twoiiM com"!" yelle I (i.-orge as he. tinned and un - di, how he did run ! "I'm going to liud out what it is," said I lave Sun, standing ipnte slid till it was within ten feet. Hut the awful iibj-ct was too much f T even sturdy S un, and he bo iu.le I up the hill iilt.r (jeerge, shouting at the top of his voiee-- "Ifiin, ti'orgi", mi! Let's go and lake ; are of malum i. She'll be scared. Women always are. It i i, (tenrgi-, inn!" They never visited the m 11 again without, pei in s-ion. Youth's Com panion. Sol villi; tin Mystery, Tic "range" or ".-now-fed" beef of Colorado has the n pulation of being rather ton h at certain seasons. A new comer in that country was greatly puz zb d at first by this strange peculiarity of th bv f. II s iiiud was enl glilem-d, to his own satisla -lion, when he took the bran I for the date i f the cn-al urr's birth. He was a tender fool, and was riding out with a friend, when they chnnccd to come upon a bunch of cuttle. The young man's nl tent ion seemed to bo nttiacted, nnd ns (he idea dawned ii)io,i hori he fac .1 hi i companion, and I uniting to an animal which bore the brand, "H. C. ."i," savagely exclaimed, ' Look there! How n i you expect those .ii.ieui uvians tit b- anything but tough Why don't you kill your cattle before lin y get two or three times as old nt M -.hu;e'ah:" iUrrai C., MAY 2-i, ss7. TWO AT O.NCI:. Tlio Straiirtr' Story Tc I'd tiy a Federal Corpornl, A Gun That Was Diwliargi'il hy r.iUing Killi Two Men in Ainhiisli. tn the night before Crn. p.lur.t nl- ! tacked M unia luke al Cape u p, Ark., j and nflcr a day's inaich of Iwriily-si v.-n i miles, the company in which 1 was then I a private, snys "Cmpornl .laikson," in the D droit Free Press, was plac d on I outpost duly. Wc weie w illnn tln i e . r . four miles nf Crane Hill and as far as we knew had not yet b -.-n d. si oven-1 by i the i iiriiiv, Marmii'lnke h el a strong body .f cavalry uii.b r him, and his foi. c ,,!, :,. t r i his i-i-e, and tin r was in advanc of a bo ly ,,l 'jo, infan- I f.,,,. r.. ., . .,,) ,i- fail..!. tiy under (i.n. 1 1 1 mini an. II. i, linen was yet two days away when we came up, it being H um's plan ... fall upm Mu luadiike before he iieill nuive supports. Win n we fame to be .-tali iii-'l I r tic night two ur n wn- nllowid on inch nut-pot, and a spot wl.cie a cniua.ie mid myself were stat ion. .1 win a'ong-ide the hi-jhway lending lo t 'l ane Hill, and Ire in half to three ipi irleis ol a mil - Ir-m our camp. Time was n heavy ic- si i ve picket a ipiaili r o a mile In Ion I Us, l ilt as soon a- we h id m rli b ft a'.onc and night had -i t I led dow n w e .lis. oV cicl that we had a vi ry Ion. Iy p e-itioii. It was at a brlid of ll." l-ad, and ju-t h.rewasa en-, k and a iimr-is- while; the for. st i.i" nt in was .bli- an I ::ln..my. It sr, tned as if , v- ry U ing thingkuown to nigh.li, . .-,,-. lo g.v- us a Muctiade. A lug owl to ik pesiti.n ill Ih- in e above our h ads an 1 k-pt up l'i -liW. 1 is for an 1,..,,,. w iole wlnpponrwil... frogs and various in-.-, is ,l,l. ..I I',...- ...,i .i.. led (ne t not- s. My c miiad w is a bu I lig fi nn in, having little setitiment aii-l no fear about hiin, nnd being tiled of the b.ng m a:i h he soon began to drows--. I pitched into linn tooth nnd toenail when li aught him as'ieji, for notlur.g was Minrtliau (he knowledge that Marinnd ilk ' would fend stents and Spi.-s along .-i;r fruit and into cur camp if he knew of our plesence. Toe man loused up for aw hie-, but by and by ship ov.ic, nn hnii again, nnd he sat down with his Li, k to nine ,d m..l" ,. f'.rio-r att-mpt to k.-p awa!c. VI,. n I found thai ., . : rg.i n, nl of mine w.-uid ke.phis eyes my only rec u-e was to keep doi.l.'e wa'cli, and so made sere that the rein f di 1 n-t liud him a-lccp when it caiin-up. Iw.is o tho n uglily tired out that I could not have slept even in camp. After the lir-t hour lal passed aw -iy nnd I bad be come a custcim. l t- tin iinises nnd the l.-n- lini ss, 1 1. i was nothing s very disagreeable in the situ- at inn. My conn a b- had gr.i in illy fallen over, until nt last h- w.i- llat on the glnlllid. 1 'at with my leu k lo the (ice, facing (he b nd in tin- mil and the luiilge, and, though tie- night w is without a moon. I c u! I have ..-a-.'y . .. (ccted anyone s.-i king t-. cross thest.-,m by the highway. An Imr and a half had passed wlnu th - sil-uce was luokrii by a stitl-d my. It acted on lue like an electric-sin c nnd I spi.ing up, wi-hiny In ait in my nioinii. I c oi'd n il t. li from wh c'l direction it c line, an I as ih r: had been on'y . m- ciy, I s ...n m i b' myself bcli. ve that il ha I I i -n uttered by Rome 1'iid er animal. N v.-itlic-l. as, my nerves were all -vi e lg.-. and the 1 . n-1 : - n.-ss grew so oppressive lh.it I ibtM- inincd to aieiis,' my conn . -id-. A I moved over (o I'm tor this purpo-..- my font stiuci, hs inuiket, which was leaning against the ;i.'.-, and it b 11 iloivn and was di-chargo I. The sharp report was f-iilow.-l by an "Oh; ,,li 1 ' close nt hand, mil tie- -I.-. p.-r at my feet was awake an I on his feet in ti. - fec.lll,. We stood tli.ee, looking ll.is way an 1 that, and Is'.-ning as only men can wh. n pet. I iirnans, until lin- C-.ip uai's guard cam Hoitng up P. ascutiiii the ci'l-e of tin !' in;. Then what d. i ymi su-p -e we di- covered.' Not cv. r twenty b -t fi.uu lie- tree, in the w Is by the loadsi.le, lay the bo.li"S of 1-.V I of Ihe toughest I,,,,;-. ing l ushwhai k.-i s one ever saw. t a.- was r.ght b -hin 1 the other, and tiie ounce ball from th. clc t I had kliiicke-I dow n had passed through both their bodi.s j.-l below ihe III. a-t bon1. p. eh had a I own -knife, and each kt.i'i' was stained with Ir. -h I'loo I, nnd when we investigated fin Ihcr wc found that both nn n ,-. ttt. I c. ill post to our right h i I In n ass 1 I I. I., i.i.. ....11... I ... i ' . " , I four i. aces. Yoiiniav .all il I'. ,,v I I clence. ni ciele-nt. cr whatever von w.li I ' e . 1 .nn only giving you tin; fails in tin case, and fac ts that nil he substantial! d by scores of men still living. Moonstruck. The new moon at fault : "How lovely the new moon is to-night, Mr. s mpsiin," I she said; "it looks like a crevice in the sky!' I "Ye ," I e replie d, tteeniilous'y, ",unl I I fust saw it over my right should, r. Perhaps tin re is some (. rent good foil line in store for mi-!'' A little later he aske d her to mairy him and she c oniprf iiiiscd on the l'll-bi - n siste r to-y. il basis, and what litlh' sa- perstilion Mr. Simpson had in him was knocked out. Iriey Tiui.s. ) ; Almost u 11 ntli-.Miisk. The honor of having one's features . , prcs.n-ed to prosperity m enduring bronze is so in tim s x IT -el by the dangei to life nt Ii ti I nig the i-li in i ". nri- s to tin: e .mp'iiiieut. 'Me- Helen l. idg. t tells the s(, iy of how 'J ii. nils .1. tf i-oii -i- place I 'in a v.-rv - ri-.us pn-dii ann nt wln-i, n on- ...lon Ml Ihowre, a ...... . , . u loil; s, n I tor, ntteiiipted I -J tike a p.nstu ,.,-t of in-, head. J he family o! toe c pn -eb nt Wei-. opposed to H, l.ut l.e liual'y c.-iisci't" ! s lying ll al he M'libi let tin-1 it in lis liei.ll to r. fuse a III. Mi ii ll thug a lav- 1 w ho ha I coin- -o far. 11: wisp!. 1 .ii lii - lend ii, ,,r, ,i,. ,,l 1, I., mis gnssping a el,, i.i ,v!i i 'i spit, j in trout. Ill . iein I-. c olid no be ir to s. e in; Hurw. I1, his colored body s, n.i it, un til" only p.-r on, b -:d lb- aili-t, in tlo i o..m. T r- process began, I ut th, ... w i dell. in tile el 1 allgl III- ll' - 111 eb to p I III t hi; b.eal! nig. and Mr. .1 ll ! cam lieu- -nil i ..ting. !'' v.. i '., w.i.k to ri-u or I" iein v- h ui-cif, -,:i 1 llisir.e stl lgg!'-s Ulle .lUllotl. , I "I llllheede I by 1,1s Palrhll-i'is. 'i' a nil' r r li i il v bi tiioti.-'it hill.- ll , , ,. , h lil ,. liS , , ..,..,. J J,. i .ii-, 1 1 i ' a- l. as le w.i- able. a I stru. H on 1 be ll,.. r. Hui.m.I I.i in,. coii-ct. us ot his -ituaii..!, an I -plan. fiiiioiisly (..iwarl. lie .:!.-: -Intlci. 1 ,,, ,. , , , u, ,, 1 he f-,iniv n..w i. a lo '. ll lo '"'I , :,..,. ,,. , :,., a, th. n -h I..- thoiigi.i an . v , i i ,.pp , t one, (.., tie -1 ,;,,.,! . ,:1.,, ltU ,,,.,,-r i, l.i - i!. f, ., ..l-i-e ..f the inc ii . "Is ,11.11-, l.e II 11 gl... ol 1,1. .Mil. II , , . i ,,.). , ,, p,,,u,r, ,,, ,m , ,. ,, . :rk hiJ ,,..,. 1;1 ,,, , ,.,.,,,,1 ,.... K, j, ,.ul ui(, ,).,. ) ! ' , . , vr !,, h :),. , t,, ,, .,.N, . j,. .i ,.,,., :.,. , ., ... -, , J, ,c i , :,t :in In ,)...,, t. js ,, ' known. -- " .imiiig the Piules.of. I i -in r.i' 11 N i ;.o's -n, in the S I.-ei - (il.'be It. in ii..i, r -laics that n Wi!.. w sa li-no-, r ..! Ya'e Cdl.-gi p -ill ...i wh:.-'. I'i ! ---or . C. M .-l to.-k m-ioss the pan-. On- p-1 iiit.u tj ; of t'r- p:et-.-r w I- th d I.' was Very i v . . e.-.d r ,-i , i -m m. ' v -. ir'lv : , k :i : '.. b' b- i . :. I. i, g t .id , . ,.e ; ",M.-.a wiee.l'n l-al t..,-. A.t-r ', li.i I b-e,, , , .. ,. f , ',!,, w- I-l! j. ' H. ' :n ti.- o'y i il -, n- of w ;o n w e l.ii.-d : s , : . I ! - -s,.r had i t-'i . '! aiiil.it ! i t iei ,- ., th-.r , '.iblivi . f the wild I..--. i: -i w. kir w thai in-:!, eg i hi p'-a c iii-n . nnich as ti n-c-.v -"in u .u tr-i-i t!;-m i idn-ativ; i t tie chai n'i-r "! bi- pur-nit. Tin Italians c r. i nly w. r- impiessed by him : .ut nt tti th w av ii - -u cte-1 aid d - j -ned. i(:-d.i. n m mi r of our p irty 1 ,-,tin-to th p -i-e . .. a i I -t:l: "l'.-- les..r ,M ., -!-, Iel;.u .1-,; I, is giv.nyn ; ., nun ." M o -!i -1 1 w h in -.- I up, and, w ilh a go -1 .1- il i.i mi., p.. ... d eo'i-r- j , ss, a-k-d whit it a- "p-ctin" t. j ln-ai -ojn-lei-. I I. tie- "U lei.- (Ii i I' j , ; , , , ,. ,,, ,., . i (, i , ,, j, c,, f,.-.i: if, i .,u , pii-nls. ! '-.Imi r 1' wrh -, u ve-t-rlav :r, I I ,,,,, j, , , ,1,,. n.,v v, , ,.,.., ,j , i. . .,.!,,.,, . ,. , . .. , . ,. i..l. j .,: ,p W.1...1 M. 1 -pj,, . p, ,. , .. , , , ,w, N. , ; duou h tin-.1 -y pie- rv- I ,c in -t n-. in.. e pp d a in i .-nut ing Lt many railroad ,., ,,,. , ( , . ,,, , , , I a. id. ills, m i i,,. peculiaily applicable to i ,).. ,, ,". ,.,4 ,v' .,,', ,. ,xl ' th'- fall of the- liu-scy bridge. Ydua- . ,. , , ,.. ,, ,i, v j,,.'. j . , ,!'j . : - and l.-ui.ui. r blows would s cm to J ;lllM ,. w,..,., ,;,,, ' Inn.- iiy-lai d seine portion of tho j . , , Inn till.- and pi i pan I il lor a fall when j I he Skin ci One's 'le-eli. al last the ",i.."cfa g-mbr had been I ll m iy be ntei. : ing to in.-. tV.t t!.i- ivhau-t.d, nud it bloke beneath tin) j e-pi. ion, v.-locii bv in -.in. n i .en .. '-neie's Ihtiinou; .iriing wheels. as vu'gai -'.i'i:. i..s icly the , ( 'i,, la-b I phi i I.' ' el..-e.! i.ut!...i itv ..I lie- H.l.'e. It i- J .1 . .. ,..-.' ii wb.il x. a ,!,. i la-an -ui-li. 1 A Prcccimls I'iiiancii r. I "I am e c p- I will, lb- -km ,1 n:v le' t Ic .' I.i" w as paid by her mother ,' !..tli." Snne , ..n-n.-.n s h, , I, ! en,-cent ad.-'-n f i -pins picked up from ' I . . I Mil .. e - i li wi-,1 p, i- ..!,,,,' t '..' i al p' I t . k i o I l.e baby from getting l.mib." ' I'.e.i in- ell . n ll.- 1. u- b d ! '!-"- "N'"-i-," f-'1'"l N''"'1' ;1'' cr 'wain-." -'ihe . I,,., -.-nts ihe'-b.k "f p ni.ies iinrca-el, ".biyoil : I Ulle fr ,u -.In," i ic. Me s..-....-,-.! kn- wl a: 1 ain g. 'lig to do when I have b-i i tin- ll , t. u.h i t -o. li lt ' ' '-!"- ' "'''"''' '"ir'. "I ,1,,,,,, ..,. . , ,.,. w,...iu u .( the i x-, --t ' '' I'-'I'-f of !' ni111 j pr.'s-i..,, ,.f I, .u .-b'.g -n b, ing s ,v, 1 ! "' lli-in v r tie- lb..,r, and then j 1 .y ihe "..I. i i . I I u, ii l-i !,. " kin.w L.-'l'-' "!'" '""'""' 1 ,,,u -v""" j authority f -r its it-. jlinm. Lr, wl... was barely live yeaM old. j I 'I Ile Musi Nurllieily Kiilnay Tin iv is now in . -ii--. ol b-i in ed a r.ii.wiv wi i.-n t- i. h. ill lie p . it . f 1 . l.-il-a. in Sv. den, (..ill- b"i I ii..t.-, Ui Not way. A'lvaly b-i ly li v III !.- ..f ' read u.Mll.u.ii 1 from t i i b iv - 1 ' . i .i . ., ,.i laid, s., il, ,t lbs i , n h n -w i lit i tied -t noMln-iiv t t . 1 . i - 1 1 a; I I .u l w iy in Hi" w u .1. I . i- . ..ni w i.l, however. I in- in. r- fu.ly . labl.sh.-.l w.i'il the wines- line is tinish.il, f..r Oiotell lies e -i lerall V to the north (if the Arctic C r I - A Parisian's Appetile. ! The .inutility eaten a. id drunk by a' Pari im di. r. n g i'!i" year, ac ding t 1 tin-r. p. r; el' ib-i hn . ..I the p .lice, is I a, m ir v as i os il.ie 1 '., .' o i u Is of -,m,i.-. !'.:'. pounds i.t ineal, I' p.. nnd-. of I s'i, j pain Is ol 'game, I T p.. ends of in n .-, , 1 -g pounds id i l.ee-e and l "i-S e g.,', ; '. m liie ii--oi ts id pi'-vii iis years, I s-. iu.lhat lie- average l'.vi.ohm ni's un- p, lite has brconie iTadual y 1. s cacu j year. Spic Cljntljnm ttccoi& KATES ; ADVERTISING Otic s :i Tf . flic in Hon- fl.00 One ninirc, two insert ions - - 1.50 One HUari , month - -VX) Fr l:iiL'i r :iilv. iti-cnn nts liberal con tract will lc iiisul"'. ' Joy ned Sorrow. joy is y,. u.i., Veil a vo.ee lik di" clonic --f silver I ells; A, ,, w, ,.,.,.,,,.. ta ,., its n,,!,,,!.,-(. IN. .. , . t j i,,.,,,!, i, , hallowed nells ( if l.e ninl song, Sorrow i- o'd- W ,1 h a ... lile- I he .-ml emn wind it menu-, i.d 'ell- i'h lnles m Us w.-iilmg tones V,-I, . leak th-fu I hea, Is of to,ng ,.,, I it'"! and '-.. I. .toy. nil (llltll, ; ;,..K, , ,, ,Mv (.loun, ,; ;u I eg i-.-r 1 re m s . .f sun ieithe I brow n, lei Int.---i lnr I a I lit lit l"-,i I lain- down I'. i nal i ill h. nil ;,-n s VVi'h -1--;.:-s irle tl." wnyf.rp.loom, i"li . r on I w. li a 'I,-,. v,.,: and i lunie. .n l ..i..ws a In- i-.--e l.l.e loilo ing .loom i 'I hi onh endless year-. .1.. v on II III ll " d'-II.e I ii l;t or IVi"d t "el', U fold h-r po.i ii wnie in i II oi.-r. AnJ -!... (. lil.ealei-1 in a win!-n.-e b..v. -r, A s--a. -fie s .-I-. H u-i let :-iii ,-ei iii th" uri-nt, ill MOIHU S. Tin- glow ing p illy. Tie' I aby. T!-i I lie oil, ni -t I lol,. -i in -i 'i -1 -I' in'-. To f''l Willi a I. e ,.,!!- I ..th ll S'illg mg lebuk". Hanging is to" ! . i a painting t!"'! " ' v ' '"' ' All the d III lelll e 11 th- 1- Tne 1 1 ll I cue- b-t w. . u 1 In Nu ill ami South I - i.l'a Wheilu ..is Ih - wnid has lost lis nas-nei. W.l.ht'i- ii- n t Pie-i'b li till el. c-iii, 1' i . Al n,. J -nlv , .-" .hat ,vr , . ,ar,,,, ,u.n , . !,..ril u 1. ihl'lsl. 1.1 l llll Am.;, w.ueh M. , is no hap- I'1'.' -iS'oai i win. , nn v o - c i i alw.-n-i causihap- - ' l'nil '- 1.-t a woman nad all the advutisp- meiils and p. ciry in a iii w-p p. r nnd sin-d -i.'t i u - what tiny ;.ui in the ,.ws ,,, i.,,nitaiv "lii- r i-f Paris says (line up. in'v ',' ..'.I i, con rats in iha'. r IV. Still Auief.c ,:i -u c. are not allai-ltogu f the 1'iei .- li iapil.il. . .. , sjr .. ). , mphat'Ca! y "I h.iV,. ,',,,v.',,. f, nv years o'n the , ,,;l,lt ;ln I I u -v-r yet went lluoii,.li nn .,, ,.Jllv , vml unt for j .. ... .. :, jl!R t lIlillk j,-,, ; l ,,,-ver happened to get on a ' ,,..it w w,,,,.k,. ! - ' . . 1 lie Lib' of Il'.i". Th" s'r. tigth -f tue Tay luidge at the , time of il - I e,i',.i in ..; w a- -'icli tint It was j prm.. mil id " . i l.aps t he n-i s! n iii.u ka- blc structure in the -ild." L-igiiieer- ing, a Hiiti-li magi. tic, speahing ul its tc-l, when lire i iigini -, Weighing li'iO ' t"'-. weie plac d on a -ingic span, said: ! ' Tlie result is lh' i stabli-lnnt M if this : Im I " imp. 1 1 ,t,l to tl.e public j that (he hi i I::' i - t . o ; c in of all jit-por- ' lion t" ll - p .--:b'e n . . - nn s. I iic load whi.h tl.e .-tin in c is c ill ulat.-d to cany is si tiin-- gi,-i!.r than that to wlmhit w a- su! , l .1." And y. t this -r.-.ii b. id .. , which co-t I , t "U. H al, ceilip.-.-l within : few luoiilb-alt- r it was tini-ln d, (he i.cci- ! nt b-ing tie only oin- m all inihoad h:sloi uiwhnh no mrvivor lived to , , l. ll the lal- ; Th.- tia -ty of . i y-i.,! ation, now ac:- i sr. I l-ou-onm-in ..... ,ou . .,.. ...,. H.gley la-l n.gl.i; I 1-1 M gi. . : . . ... .1 tl, .1..... .. . .1 ll.., IS.. t .1 i.i i ini'l a '"' , l" ! " ""' '' ,'"1" '- was cot. I to Veil : "Uli li." vi l ; warm; but her father " !-"-!.! cine down slain as I w:,s "'" "- "" .'.-' j J'lulade'p i.a ( ad. i I .i. ...! ..... I.. ., .1. ....... ti.-i'ilt III inkers. "The base ball clilbi must bo com posed of great drinkers,'' remarked Lighihead. "I l-'W do yell 111 ike that out ?" asked li -bin-on. "W.v, Ih.y in-vr go on the field jwilhou' having two or time pitchcri ' aiuoiig th in." :N Y. Sill. I l l 1 1 IT) . il What aie you thinking of ? She N-.tiiin '. !', i tb-eiit-iiii; dediy) You Hitler. -Yicl-Bts.
The Chatham Record (Pittsboro, N.C.)
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May 26, 1887, edition 1
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