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VOL. XIII.
IMTTSIHK( CHATHAM CO., N. C, FKIHS17AI5Y 12. I8HI.
NO. ;.
For l-irg-iT ad or' tscini n!; Iibcinl vci '
tacts '. ill He ill ido.
sCI El
VLfff
Ei II ft II II II II
o
Human Hiitt.tr'.
To all who :i!k Hie ays of carta,
Of noble or of ImmMr birth.
Helotips power oflpriivli s worth,
Hit inily given,
ltcloual of I. cat en.
A POV'IT, ItcllUtiflll illillT.I.
To help their fe'lmts iu their need,
Tlit' hunger ot l heir souls b- fee I,
And make lrs dreary.
Lives Mi'l ami weary :
1W lilllr tiling iwl not imir'.l -A
kind y wiril. a look, n toiirh
1 liu n;iuy c loams to brill'; li such
A lack life's stfi!lie3
III it- I'l'lllp'l tfllfsl.
Yd o'er earth's pathtMiy. h-jdl iiipI low.
Ho in -tut- h nigiy, i.iiiitin ; g .
r-'i.r v.liat tln lr fellows might lirstow
Ttn-ir hearts in Ihdit.-n,
I tn-ir t'ltys to brighten.
Not pit it. -s nrr all, tiortii'd.
Yet til uiithinkiiii:iy withhold
Much tin y tni ;lit civo mure dear than ,'1.1,
To p.rit weary,
Willi burdens ilivnry.
Si ni c his fellow's lirurt in ay road.
Hr kt.ow tl i' im a-unc of his nerd,
Or iiuni'ii r t.i is? who inly nln' I,
Y t .liulm,' I'uvrr
Tin ir hcnrtw o amis me-;
Ai'.l moiii' I'irre sre of ail Unit lite,
I'h.it live ii"t heiier. t i r .-. i.e
Tin' I'Yasant tliiii th.it all may i;ir
'f liclpf il pott it.
I.I i-icry li.iur.
'I lie kindly word ami limk ami milt'.
How uii.-lnj an-tin y to In kohI--.
An. I make fart li s often wc.irv whit
N.. wholly cheerless.
Though inter ttarit ss.
! ! tin- many that n in i n
!n 'I't.l li in;:, r mi'l ill pain.
Ami noil ami l"i- ami piiif In fn
I'";- m li r. t filing
til' fi l!o-. . 'IIIL'.
li, mortal, trecly uitc of mn-li
I II.1 i In i riir.' w ill I. tlif inilf. tlif touch
That imlliiii' i i-t, tint hi ' ' niU' li
.i. In nt- t.i li.l ,
1 1 1 : h'iur to :ru!il.':i.
- .I'i' iii' .'- A I'i'i'i v. ill lh T.c.l jtrr.
Oiigiu of a Masterpiece.
"Wliit a In ar !" i . !:iiiiii'. tlic ymini;
lii'ttti'ii lot, .. In1 j i:o'.l ,t ffrmtp roil
ii:i.iir of si v. ; al i tit vr m.tl two
la.li v. In ui-iv c iii il on .li'i k, no.
ti'i lf l ly u iolit li'nii tin- miii'-t hot
V.l
tf ii'iin aio
ii."ir ! I'.'i 'j ':"
)!' out' injii:
Tin- 1 .-Ml I1ll"i
.'If M:l il u i', . n; n
iiiilir.ilo.l In lii -
i;i t.;'iikitiir. Mutt-
.f. V:.n:.l."
H'IHM, tlli' Collllr
"I in in- iiir.Tl ion
iil'"i i-ii iv. ami s:iiv
111 all ni m-rii. i!r, :il a !:li!i' a 1 1 l:ii i .-, a
II! Ill Willi ri. .. I'M , o lii.'f ;, -loop or
j 1 1 ' 1 1-1 1 1 i i 1 1 r 1. 1 I"- -'. for tin" puipiwi'
of 'm':ii!ii ; !" roiix iv at ion of tin
m op!i roiiinl I 'Mi.
I'.fl'.'ii' o.iin.' fii.'u. f, r oitoli! to
explain to I Ju tra h r Unit this linl
m'i no niviii'i oil in irr!, on the forf
ilo. k of a tin.' vi'-i I w hii-li wai .iiiiiiy
from tin- I last In tin- Niaiiil of Mailu-
ta
"llo U n. it my I'nuiii'' ",',' saiil Mon
MOW iIl' Mainlavf, willi n sniiii', "fo
I h.nl no flioi in th' niaili !. Mo i
nii'lif ilo 1'fii- in. Ministi'f tit Hi Maj.
I'sly, I.onis 1 h'iu'h'Ii. iiillii-fil this
ii'isoi iiji ni in.- wlioii ho soul mo In
take iissi'ssion ol tin- i-oinnv, with t lit
lil'i' of ( 'oiiiinnn.lrr for t ho Kill.'
Voti nil know iliat in' aro .i i to
ti'.U'll llio M.iihija-.aMs to low i f.-un'.' ;
v it - foinu, with only lifly sohlifff
inn) li itiliy tiny mm-, noi t.i ioiiiiii'r.
inn to n'l mi.-oii'. I
'I'lio man v ho mki' so i t " . 1 1 1 1
if siilislitntin'j r-ii',ii n I'm- gnu
fclmlx Wiii Mil : i lv iki s h 1 1-i'.i I'ritiiv
("hanniii. a pi'i fo.-t i po of tho rhiv
niloiiJ, ffallan! an I In illian! i.tli. i f.
Mi 1 1 ii. 1 anUi'.l an.! ohiaini'il pi'tniissioii
of j;o I'fiiini'nl io j.'.i nnil siiliilno with
pai iti.' tni'a ni l tho li. ani i f nl ishinil
hii li w is fa-t o-i ij.iii:. iioin I'Vi-iirli
iloiniiiiiliiin. M .n i i n i. I.o of
kiiivi'ss iht ho was lifininvj ii'rli him !
Iii I'liariu'u.i;' yoiiii'; i:'o.:n wcllas
In r liiollirr, who was tin' :i lio ami
Inli'lliirciit willow of u l.ovi'tnor of
tho K.isl Ill.li.'s.
'lh' pff hciioo of iho'i' lailio hco;nili'il
the liiliiitn of tho vovao w arom
iug tin' f Mllnntt y of tho In llliunt ami
ariatiiiTiilii' olll.,"r", all of whom wrrc
aoon-loiiifil lo tic maii:iii of I lie
I'toiirli I'oiiri mill wli.'. in .spit" of (ho
iltlVrifiii'p in thfir ranks, n .v mi-t in
jrcnial iiitofi'Dii-f, hv virlnn of thoir
ripriliiy of liiilh. ami tin piosjiooi of
the (l:uiL:i'f to In- Inav. .I in I'oininon
tlitrinir their ha n is . :. j ( 1 i inn.
I lie yomi"; nifjinri r ahn kept en
tirely aloof from this fl. oant and
filial ciicle, ciniti to live a Kepa.
Kilo fxisleneo w ilhi:i the narrow limi k
of ItiP ship, lie win ii's.'i veil iin.l
siloilt rVCII to Hllit'lllie.s. Hllll yp
sCCIIIPlI Jlossi's-i , of tile , HU I of
'li'iisini, lirinir n'aiffly i hifly year
old, Willi a IihiiiI-oiiip fare a.nl foim,
thoiih ppfliaps :i trifle clleinii h:i, and
very rletjant iiiaiim i s. Thp .kTiiriniit
and rli.iriiiin: ( -s,- do Maii lave
had I'Xfrti'il ln-i -ell to I nno tin- sav,;i'.
but in vain; he 'rui?d l euv for
fiotli i lif? hnl malleoli. ,ii. '4 an.l x;poine
try, and wa aiw ay . i t io piol.-
h'lliv llll'l il'!l,.l. io Is
Ua thi uccitaiuM, the C'oloticl, jui,-
okfd by Mimsiem do l'oilly'a r
mark, iiiviioiiihtiI u very iinllattiT.
inj; pant'gj rio upon the yoitn' pny'u
neor.
"lie is it fool of tho woisl kind, for
so much conceit eoinhined willi nti
Mtrd m iisitiyt,iirs e ntld never pxi- t in
nn t ' i i i i;a r in i ii l. He has u hail dis
position, mid hi parents, who come
from Havre, eonfessod to me that
they had despaired of his making a
Miccoss of any thine;, lie does not
know w hul ho wants; w hen he was
quite n child ho ran away front home
to he n hermit; laler ha went to Mar
tiniijue, lmvitio; resolved to he a trav
eler after reading 'Koliiuson I 'rtisoe."
lie enlisted, and fought with e.ivat
courage; he hits been to Holland, and
in Kussin, Monsieur Io Chevalier, us hi)
chose to ho railed, was st fortunate ni
lo win thu jirolei'lioti of the latipiesn
Cutherine. Everywhere liis w iid, re.
pellant nature bronchi him to tnisei x ;
n short time nyo bo was slurvi ttjr in
l'aiis in a miseialile loline; in Iho
Maeons Safboiine, iviny le-so .k in
mathematics, when he eotild lind pu
pils, and tho minister, Mon-ienf ilo
rraslin, boinjr petitioned in his heha f,
appointed him to aceoiiipanv ino to
Madagascar to repair the walls of I". ft
laitphin. where we are to install our.
sehes."
"I think. eaid M i l i'ite d M.i t
da o ifi'titly, "that peril ip he is one
of llioso straiine eenuises w ho ran be
inatiaefd like a child "
"No one can nianaee hini."
'Yon think not ? I'or my pari, I
believe his character in -;.ilo of his
foolish pride, contains a rieat deal of
sweetness it is 1 nobility. I have often
surprised I im wrapt in revery."
"That fellow? Theie is not a naiu
of sentiment in bis nature. If he
seems thoughtful, il is only beeau-e
he is plotting to escape Jrom the work
expected of him without t'poitij; his
ienorance. Ilo due not know bis
Inisiiicss, and niis have oh:a;:ii d hi
commission IlirouiiU fat or only. Wail
a minute yon hail bate a pi-oof lli .t
he know s milhiie; of science 't will
be amusing."
Tlic Colonel then told one of the
ai!oin to eo in. I call the engineer,
who seemed to have falh-ii a-ieei in
his chair. The yo.iii; man ro e, ami
and in compliant' w iih the order ie
ceived, :iti u lc red, w il h an air of a .'iir
ance, I'l'A.iids the C'imiiiaiidcr.
Madame do Man lave looked al bint
and whispered,
"lli eves are w i.le open, be doe
not look IK if h" had ju-t been
wiikelied sud'buly. What a Soft,'
drcauiv expression llicy have! I tell
you he is more a poet than a mathe
matician." Iler husband liiitge.l his sboul
ders. and then a idie-ed the eiig'ueer,
who had now approached li e group.
Pardon mo. .Monsieur !c Chevalier,
for disturbing t on, but we want the
aid of 'ttr learn. ng io decido a unc
tion upon which we cannot agree.
!)iip of these gentlemen i'ii-n that it
is possible to iguiie ojlil-pow der by
ineans of a sunbeam passing through
a Irtts."
Thai i- absurd," i aid the umpire
pet euiiitori'y t i 1 1 1 : i : an instant's re
flection. I li.- oIVh ei s e. iiaii- t I sialic. s with
each oilier, and the .oiiiig cngiueer,
iiiiuoyed by their cvi'.cht inci e.lulity,
lidded,
li is von i as to piotc it. I'.ring
tile a little powder." A minute later,
he had boldly p. ace. I tho po'tdor in
tie' hollow o.' his h.'Mid, and ploeecded
lo catch n smil.taiu Willi a h us taken
from a telc-iopc. .: w as in t cin that
ihe others 1 1 i'l to tli-uad" him; he
was obstinalo. and in a few seconds a
llame burst on! in bis n ! -n . His self
love enabled him to s'llle the cry of
pain w hich rose t t his lip-, hut a n r
ribie grimace told that bis fool. hardi
ness was puiii-hei'. ai.il a laii'. h broko
front the least ehji itnii e of the si.eela
tors. I'roiit Ilia! d i; bo was liar, liy ever
seen by hi-fel Hw -Vomi;;.'! . Wounded
to the quick Hi bat ing been niaile
ridiciiious hefi te two ladies, in' could
not pardon lit' Con:;e ! Maiolav,
and refused vs v iii.tiu under his eoin-
111 14 II ' 1 .
When the vessel touched a! li e l-'e
of Franco he went on shore and insist
ed on s!iiinu there. lie bought a
miserable e, bin in the 1 'ainpl' i:ioiissis
iptailo', aid lived on il.e fruit of tho
country, which ill that hie I ciiimitci.s
In be had inmost for the gaibei ing.
Here be remained mvci.i! mom li, and
at the tirst opp.ii timity leiiiriu d to his
own co niiy.
Iuiiii) his retirement the iin-u, epss
f il I engiiioi r had ilicoveiei his lino
vocal i for he biou:h; hack willi
h'tn the m is! poel.e ton: nice ever
Wlitlen. Ill" M.ok wa- - . n d H
Iiariliii de S.ii:it P ei e," celiti'd
"Paul and V i. -i . i i . . !"-' 'i in the
Pieiich. i'i v, .' .
i k pfUieo.lt- IllC OII I III' 1 . 1 1 '0UL'.
Dr. Koch's Ibilly Life.
lr. Koch, says the P.crlin eorrc
iipoudcnt of the 1. union lhiiiy News,
is no early riser ; on the contruy, ho
lily gets up at '.' o'clock, unless Ihcro
be some particular reason for com
mencing his day earlier. Ho lakes a
long time to dn;ss, s he is very par
ticular, and makes Lis toilet at once
for theday. Instead of drinking eolleo
for breakfast, r, Koch lakes a thick
soup made of ll iir. into which be
breaki nn enormous ipianti y of to.isl
rd black bread. After Ibis simple
meal bo repair to bis laboratory,
which ho does not leave till 'J oMock.
At this hour dinner is sort ed. It con
sists of soup, roast meat, nnd n light
pnddiii'.". On tho ttttoke of Ihieo si
while horse from the livery stable
lands he fore his door. (Iiilhis ani
mal Co professor trots briskly off to
tho ThiiTgarlou. This ride, forwhio'i
ho wears a rather peeular riding suit
ami nn enormous slouch hat, lasts
about att hour.
The rest of his lime till t in the
evening is detoted solely to study. At
tho supper, as sumptuous as the dinner
is simple, there must always be three
or four sons of meal. lr. Koeli
drinks during his meal largo iuantt
tica of soda water. Alter his supper,
nud sometimes dm i i i tr bis supper, l o
receives tho visits of friends nnd ac
quaint inccs, with whom he remains
in lively eonvei falion till midnight.
Then ho goes (. bed. but when thorn
leads all sui ts of poliiieal mid scieutiliit
magazines and paper , as he has not
Hitliotriit leisure time during the day.
Ilo receives the t iits of physicians
and other ii-oim in tho nfteruoou.
lie is said t complain hiltcily to his
intimate friends of tho way ho is dis
turbed nnd bothered by visits from
persons w ho an' perfect strangers to
him.
Put to lite Test.
Travel's I want to nk you a
question. Siippos,; ihat live tears
from now I should be walking tint
street clothed literal!)' in fags, wear
ing a battere.1 old hat and shoes full
of holes. Would you think nntigh
of nn then lo take uie by th ' hand,
buy me a new intllil, give me a balh,
put live dollars in tny hand and send
mi' away wi h your blessing?
Ilashaway Why, of course 1
would. H 'W absurd.
Travel's Then bring the scene a
little iiciit r. Suppose that in four
years from now t on hmi d meet mo
as I have ih eribed myself, w ith this
exception- -thai I had on a good hat.
Would you 'id .It the square thing;'
lbishaway Why certainly. What
Travels Make il siill nearer. Call
il three years and say I didn't need a
baih. Throw oil' the hle-sing and
in iko it two veil! s.
l'asliaw.iy if;tcc!iouiy)--Makc it a
year, with a go ) p; ir of shoes, eh?
Substitute a new suit iiinl i.i great
light dawning on him) O-li
Travels And. if toll are a man of
tour wetd, lei me have live dollar.!
The Clothier.
To Obtain Oil friuii flaxseed.
There are two processes used in
making linseed oil from lla, the cold
process and Ihat in w hich heat is used,
lit the lir-' ihe seed is ground in its
lint slate, and the ocal oblaiued is
siibjoeled lo powerful hydrauM" pl'e
sitie, which eiracts the oil ihat it
contains. In the second process the
seed is lirs! rousted llll'l then ground
in a mill in the --.iinr manner, and is
pressed at a sieam I. oat of LO" deg i -pes.
Tic icsuliin; oiis from the-e two
proc's-cs have very ditlerent qualities.
Tin c hl-pl Csscil oil is of a golden
yell "iv co, or, almost liisu Ic-s, and
quite sticky. It docs not keep tery
well, hut turns d.u k colored, and be
comes rancid, even if exposed lo tho
ir. The roasii 'g process destroys
the gummy matter in tho inner coat,
ing' of Iho seeds, nnd Iho oil obtained
is less mucilaginous, but it is darker
colored and In-a more nei id taste than
Iho fresh co il-pressod oil. The heal
proeess oil is th" kind most generally
Used. .' I tstoii 'ulliv.itor.
Key t a Fortune.
The heirs of lavton Ib-ilv, an elder
ly I ii'-hclor, w ho died a few days ago
at his home in PemberlOii, N. have
discovered . ii."i'0 in gill-edged se
em itics bidden s f.'ly away in Iho
vault-cf a Pii ladel diitt liust compa
ny. Iicily had always lived in a very
unostentatious manner, and his ex
penses were sin ail. No one supposed
lie bad any money, and be left no will
or aiivthiug to show Ihat be was worth
a dollar. The discovery of a finall
safe key finally gave the clew, nnd n
he often t isiied Philadelphia, inquiries
were made among tho trust companies,
with the re-tilt of the discovery of tho
securities. The estate w ill be divided
among bis twt brothers and h iister,
whn livfi in lVinbet'Uin. Philads.'
jilim Ledger.
( IIILDKEVS (01,1 MX.
Nor HfiOKKS, BI T CUM Ki ll.
'Ttvas a set of resolutions.
As line as line could Is',
And si-nol in lulii'takiiu fashion,
I'.y Nettie, iiinl .lot' ami Hec;
Ami Inst in ihe list was hi ttcn,
In letters Inini l nti'l ilark
( To look as grand as the others1, ;
"Miss llaliy l ; race, In r mark !" j
"We'll try a'l ways to help mother, '
We w on't he sellisli to , a 'h ntlu r;
We II say kind words to cery one;
We won't tie pussy's fe. t for fun ; '
We won't he cross an.) snarly, too; 1
Ami all the good we can we'll do."
Jl's jn-t as easy to keep thcin.'
The e li 1 1,1 re n gnyly cried ; I
but uiainiii.i. with ii smile, math? answer, j
"Wait dariiiis. till you're tried."
I Ami truly, the glad, bright New Year
j Wasn't hi- hirth liiy old, i
1 When three little sorrow fill faces
A sorrowful story told.
"And how .ire your resolutions?"' I
We aki I or Hie l!aty irace,
Who stood With a smile of wonder '
tn her dear litl '. thuiplcd face.
Quick came I lie merry answer i
Hie lift er an iit:inl lacked - j
1 don't link mil h of 'nn's hlokeii. j
Hut I dess "fin's situ ml at! era kel." ,
Tinif-I'cinncrnt.
in'ii ftritt Ttiti.r.
The po'ice of St. Paul, Minn., rr
ee.uly diseoveicd thai n gan of hood- ,
linns had bu n mi 'ccssfiioy I'lirlniuiug
newspapers front doorsteps with lb .
aid of a big Newfoundland dog, w hich
bad been carefully trained to grab the
paper in his m. mill and earrv it oil' to
tho tombs .'iro'iud thu ctriier, w n )
would take ih" paper from the ibg
anl.liiect him It auotlief tlooryaril.
After c iliceliiig tile ptipi i's they look
Ihi'tn Iioin lo tli"ir mothers, had tho
creases cai el'iii1;. ironed out, nud sold
llieiii on the st. cots. pYiishinglon
Star. .
si t KN TIIIK-TV H I. I'll IMS.
Oiip lay a circus ami ineiiageiio
train bait d a! Ihe lailwnv slaliou on
its way ihi'oiigh a town. Of course
there was glial curiosity am. nig the
railroad men t inspect this queer
special train, nnd among others tho
engineer and Ihe iirem in of one of the
loeom "i t s in the Mi 'd left their pos;s j
for u sh ot lima to see Ihe dilli reiit
ineiliigel io e., s.
When they came hie'; and were
reailv to move their i m live, iliey
noticed I'rit Ih" e r of I lie water
tank was i.peu. I'mile r. i lir-y Iuckiiy
di-eover. l that tli" lank Was nearly
pnipl) - .i 1 1 1 1. hi ;h it na I been full In
the brim flicii Ih "y l"i I il.
Such an i xtraoi ilinat y tiling had
never happened In fore! No wonder
there was great surpri-e on all sites;
every one knew the tank was full
w I en the men had left it; iu fact,
some of the "hands" had seen it filled,
neither was there a leak in it, and tit,
the lank was empty. The qinsiiou
w s. where 'lad the water gone?
'set ell thirsty elephants, shut up all
night iu a car that gave them hard y
room lo mote; tin ir warm bodies
fairly touching or.p nnoiher, a paltry
allow .'inco of tvn'cf to quench their
tiers!, ami then, to be left standing on
the hot railroad-U ack. Ih ' mil's
nivs pouring tlow ti upon the roof of
the car, :id without) -neb air nscould
come thrcugli Hie sin ill open windows!
Was it any wonder, ul en their keen
scent told th iu w n er was near, that
tliey sh ul'l search I'm it ' How were
Iliey to kuovv ihal il was not there for
their convenience. At any rule, no
8 toner iter." the men gone, w hen
through a -m ,' i v.'iih-w of the ele
phant eat 'hcihis'.t Intnl. of nn ele
phant lo' ale its e.av. -inuouslv out.
Another followed il- t ;aiuplo. then
uuothcr.miii! s 'ten trunks had fell and
fiintled iiioiind. over eogiuc. lend T
and coai. Whal they sought was not.
there: but iliey ill kept moving
about, and, coming to the water-tank,
one of thein s,ii'i-d. felt ail over tin
cover, ami til la-r managed to gel the
linger-like end under Hip edge of the
rover. Th n sent ly nud carefully il
was opeiu d : when, behold! Ih -ro w is
what the elei'iaals wanted water,
nnd pii'iil y of i'. T ie owner of ihat
particular tinea l-t.ik a long draught,
its companion, uie.aiiw bile shoving and
pushing one atioiner in their atixioly
to think. O :e iifier iiii'uliei they
tilled the r l ci i i!.. with the i I water
and jtoure I it down their dry, parched
throat-. II -tv gtiiefnl! ll.nv tp.
flPshiug! A'fer 'tie I -eg, dusty ridn
tti ll tvii.ll I e li eiii i) no nt they s,jui t
ed 111'' w ler oter their tired, hot
bodies, iinii! tin y tt i re cool and coni
foi table.
Tho in) .Icry of Hie em.itt 'auk was
a mystery hut a short lime. I ho keep
er of the elfph in s on visiting the enr
hail foiniil it ii ml tho elephant, del.
ugcil Willi water. A few inquiries,
and the miti-er was i -plained to
everyone's satisfaction St. Nicho
las. To love i to i s
loved is tu invite it.
NATIONAL MiS.
All
EX eilSiVO Collt'Ctifll by tllC ,
Marine Daiul LciuI t.
Many Curious F. els Brought
Out in a Lout; Search.
One of the most remarkable Works
etc,' published under iho aulhoiiiy of
the govei'lllll.'lit is I he book ju-t out by
Mr. dohii I'hiiip N.u-ii, eonduclof of
llic Cnbtd Mates Marino ltaiul, which
contain- the national and pilriotic
fongs of nearly every nation in the
world. The prepanr ion of this boot,
occupied about two years of fairly
close hibo;-, allll"l'gh even before Wol k
was commenced in earne-l Mr Sousa
bad been gradually gathering materia!
since lTii. It was tacit that the idea
lirs t suggested it -ol f to him, when
i amis from foreign eouii'ries c.iiuo to
Philadelphia at the Cent niiial l'. po
sition. "-oiiie curious facts mo brought to
light by ti I ex imin.itioii of liii-e )I
leetion. which includes ah r.u 'J'"' airs.
Turkey f iiruislies on tviiicii is full ol
minor chords of wild, discordant har
mony, w hich is supposed to lie charac
teristic of a people e'o-cd ic from con
tact willi tu no culigl li lied and cul
tured people, and nis i nnolhef song
w ith a siiri inu theme and broad, full
haruionv, w hlen indicates that the
composer hail bad tic ndvaiil go of a
musical education ju (.eiiiiauy. The
airs of the Spanish I sj.ind- are dreainv
and soft, as mt. ,i hi
c'.o'l, while i
a sin pri-e is lotiti i in an l. qti.ni
an li qtiimo In- ;
nan air llitit i- ten ler an.l swet am
would do ei ,1;; 1. 1 any nation. The
lienuly of th'-, howeter, is broughl
out iu the hat uiouy b. Mr. Sou- i. The
ait' which v. e know n- " Ann t ii a,"
but which is th" liagiish "t. id Sate
the (jhicen," holiitius to i n less than
seven dilleient 'laiion-. and even the
music of ihe "S,ar spatial' d lianner,"
Yankee M.t.nl! " ami "Columbia, the
Ceiii of tii" Ocean." have be. n appro
priated from air. sung in liurope long
lictore Ihe I 1 1 I "va'es w is a nation. I
After Mr. S,n;.;i had commenced hi- j
work oflicially ih. ie tv. re lliree na-
lion- lha: ehiii;'ed their liali 'l.al iis
(III Iiee.-Ulli I f ch.lege ot euvernniell! I
or ruler. Ilia I ot t-ri lu-.-tv th" em- j
per if Mid l.e -iiue a repi;...ie, and the j
pre-ete natioia! nir w a-i he re-ult of a j
cittnpi tilivc ciitcMt in ,d" l:,-t .lime- ;
Port ii'.'.il a.lop'f-l a lew air when the!
young Itinj t'arli wis pi oelaimed, I
and Nit .ii igiii . leete.l a in w one
when she c'ecled a new presj leii!. 1
So'ieofthe airs from ont-of t'oe-w ay '
places were tt 'dstled or snug to Mr. I
Soii-a, ami Ic noted thein dow u nud i
then harnionie 1 tl;e n af.crwa.'d.
Austria's na'ionai lit inn wn writ- j
ten by Hatdeu, who wa proiitp'ed to i
bis task by hearing - Cod -tv- Ihe'
King" sung in I'ltiglaud, while in New ,
Zealand the national amlcm was eom
posed in an i II n . I t -eeure a l-n.-e of
Ion guineas i lb-re I by .i iiew-paper. J
ll iln-inia's national air form" a p:om
inenl part of II. life's ovorlnio l-i The
liohcinian l.irl." and Nicaragua's state
i byinn w
men be a member of the
Kert nt band. One siuguiar la. I
i i deveioped. name!), lli.t Hie smallest
' republic in iho world, that of i-aii
Marino, lias the Imii.
Hal I. ma. si tu;
Il consists of twelve ver-i's etieli willi
it tlillereul lime t Wa-hiugdoii v t.r.
1 he Ways of Ciiine I-.
If an) ot her animal gates out it is
still possible to make it travel a few
mi o by a judicious use of pilieme
nud a chili: but not so willi a enniel.
When be lies down lie w ill get up unit
xv I t'll he f 'i Is like doing so; yi u mat
drag nt the l ing w hich i- listened to
Ihe .tick throuih his uosiriis till you
tenr it out. be wiil only groan ami
spit. It w as my lit -I i x p-ri lice w ith
camels, tii'-l I t oved lha! i; s.muid be
in) la-t; Im-, lakii.g theltl abogelher.
Iliey are the mo-t tiiesoiii" nmt
lloublesoiiie animals I have etc:' s-en,
and are suiied only to Asiatic-, the
most patient and biig--nlb i iug of
human beings.
Ilcsidps their inlirniiiies of temper,
re. tilling, I believe, from heiediiai)
ity.pepsm. as . t i-ienc. ,, ,0 Ml 'ttcatf..
lollgU.s, i.uellsue !U, all, s j, ,. fill,"-
ling stoma. If 1 ii.tte si 1 11 WMIi no
1. i.i" I.-, li..'. .in- te o. .1. .1.
IllC CXIII lilt". 1 lif t Call W "I K I IIH HI
tbo tt i r moo ' I01 a-so , as ;he:
Wool begins lo fait. ai,i ii,,.., lie n
Mreiigh iili.iiiloiis lie an.
Tltct can travel o-ily of. r a conii'ry
where there are I'.o stone-, for the
pa.ls of their feet wear mil ami. hen
they have, to bo ptit h .l. ,t most
Ir.tilbiesttme oper,iii".i. Inet am-l is
thrown and a piece of lealaer slit -hed
on over Iho foot, ihe slit, h. s b, intr
Liken through the oft part of if in
Ibis totidilion it inav travei till the
i kin lias Ihickened : g on: or, whit i- The ,tm. tt illiout 'tnv scn-c he kiq 1 nil
ennui; lobe more likely, until il refuse. K lAit a !.,,-, nrn-.l ft- a help :., his wife -tep.
Ctoitury. 1 j A bunt (O.cgon) Iieuiocral.
Piqnilar Soii;s.
Al ffery I. ui'loii iiulsie ,al litiai
twenty to ;,iiriy songs, or even iiim-p.
'ung i.i the course of the even-
ami ol all these perhaps I wo or
e in a t ear w ill catch the pi ptilar
, tin.
i .
ifivor, be pla ed on !iaife!-oi gall-,
whistled bystreet bo)-, adapted f-r
burlesques and piinioiiiiines, and over
run tho en'ire country in a marvellous
ly short time, until il palls upon
vol y t il tigei s. Some ti I t. on years ago,
for example, it tva iintios-iulo to go
nil) w here iu the I uiled h i undo in w ab
out bearing n ceiiain Tommy I'ciug
vocally adjured to make toon. I .r Ids
It would be em iiiiis to rcsiis ita'c
Toiiiiny i lid his uncle now and see
how m leh siiece-s iliey wo iid ohtaiu
w i 1 1 1 iho public of to.hiy. 'Ih' tune
was irresistibly catching ; but il would
probably fa'l on ilea! eais ii"W. No
Sliperalilimited thing is i inieily dead
ami f "luotten as a once popular inu-ic-ball
song, eoinpnred to which douiii's
gour 1 w tis a h ud.' iinnutil. Who c uit
pos, the eph iiieral tiiii s.' Their
names selitoui or n-vor app .''. any
mora than do those of tho '!"ii h im ti
who write ihe song-, tho.ijh il is s.ite
to conclude from inti rnai vid ii 'e iti
ciitiei case
of exailei
tint they
inus'c il
ir
11 't p T-e
liler.ir,
i -1 1 -H
i
ncnee.
Ami what ai
Ihe
silllg. Ilk.
the.' show nn- .lap',
power, tiny command
and huiicr w ii , h ap;
i.l'.c or .ltlilie.il
the pathos
to p ipuiar
l:ise. 'i I Ino w amid 1
Mat-
i an -wit
iliies are
"iu thev
1 Ml I"
loil.i'-e a
iu Ihe nog live, since the
f''nnd aceeplahle by tit -
nileiiilci to iie.i-hi.
i i hear or read : ln'in i- ap'
! emit ict.cn that the mu-i-i pub i''
j is enter; lined w i'h I'n' :.iie la -..ilt a"
! e.'i'('d Mr. I'i. kw i k's e n ill the
; e:ie of dr. P. o r Maginis li i. i.d-.
! II.il p." '- M ig.liuc.
Mi iiM'ii )icws of ( iin-inii; lien.
Two things ale now believed to be
lieees.. i y for the pi iebiel:oli of eioi
sulilplhiii the Inhere 'e I.: ciiiu- tiu-1 a
di o d. : "d -late of the lot, -n h as
to fat ir ii giM.;!i in other iimil-,
seed ai d a fer: ilo s-.i , ; an-1 if t-ii her i -walili'.'tr.
the ili.ea- " i- n : piolue d.
We lieVet know w l.t u U't mat lake in
the genu- on ion- f .id o." i'i lii' air,
le-nc.' we -! ai -I -t'' l.t i. .h.r v.e .it)
n-'t git -' ih 'to i f' Cii.e s..;i. -It is i.f
piima! eioi-eqiieiico," r. i . S. .
Hurl, in a paper n-eeot t i-in i-ie- ! in
liio New "tori, NI. di ai II- 'id."'o
clevaio lie' tone of t e' ii--ie - titn! lie
lluids ihal b i;he )h-im I" i sa lit a,-.
pi'eb. W iiere I lie ,- Ihiii-ili-'- ..re tY
best f g,. iniei'lcs. Il o-te; a d li"'
thrive upon sii- h not' i i-ltmeut ."
While it i- aim eci-iatn Ihal lie
di-e:i.e itself i noi !iili"i i "I, il i- well
established that a th-ha o ! qitality of
blood and tissue, ii .1 Inch the gerin-i
ttf e iiisuuipl ion lit d lln ir r. per food,
is Iran. milled lieiii pui.-.u lo child.
I f hot ii pal ciil conn' li.-in .-011-11111:1-lito
families Iheii- i-!ii!-l:--.i bite iiiile
clitllo'p of p.capi ig tin' ill.':ei', but "a
child w it'.i good I lit. 1 1 f ir .t 1. gat , .
even from one . trout." -.its lr. I', tit,
"ha--every rca-ou tu expect iiiiinuii:1)'
froi.i the discne.if lie i rear. I ml-. I!',-L'oiiil-,
. s-iieh ci'tldi 0.1 noi : I e ,-i -'pei l v
elo be I, tt-rv ca:if:!i,) i d. iiinl eii
coiirageil los.icu-l l ie- cater pari of
their daily fe in the ope:, nic." -Popular
ielice M ml b!
Heroic Trent 111 id -or a I n.il.
nil In: re taken a sev-n- ...ill."
said the o' I famy doctor, "and il
seems to have .cite d in t -1 r Cr at
t-Yes. doclor, t "II se I .-in I. .; ,1. v
speak." .-aid the t:i lent. :: tit a.
bright-e) fit young w ninaa
"Cull -i ll sland heioie Ireaiiei lit, lo
ton thiol.' '" tisked ih" tlocor.
Try me '. '
t- Are tun sure ':"
Yes, anything ton bkc; meib.-'iae,
lllllstlird, pi slers. lie. ' lie ', a...
thiiii; !" said he in n b.
"And-ioit want to lc: hack vmi
Yc!"
"It's a heroi
tl lll- HI. Ill II I VOI!
"Ail 1 iiit - t bat i i
1 oil tiiiisin'i I ilk :
davs. "- - Piltsh'ir : I 'i -
II.
A ( ousel, -'it iotis 1,,-ti.,,,,
I;.,;u- s, III tllil,
. I!'.
,,( -cienc--. l a
Kl, :II i, ly ( :,-l',"k. -a
. , litlv lie il a' W I ie ' in t
,(. : ( ,,;.,. -,
, 1. . .. ,h ., . ,.k ,
wit.s. Of con-e ll.aiw 11 .1 n.ii !"
f,,r ;, , hurch memhei. tin. I he had to
,, ,,V(, f t irm ,,. W hich he
- ,,,!, k. 1 t w as a ri'.iis ma . Ouo
1H,l a child. .1110 b id no sen-e, and the
, iir.l be loved beM. She wa-ehii.lie-
t)llt f " (i y he kept ihe one
tvilh liie ehihl. and ihe one be h.ved
ll0Bt .., ,. , .., an-.tb-r ma i.
...1.:. 1. t, y..i ,. ... ,,,,,. ,,,,, , 1
I nele William's Pieluro.
Cii William. I..SI .la y.
Hail hi- picture look.
llutc it tloiif. of loiirse." says I,
-If- I he w at ).IU look 1"
I til i!:cs-f.l up. he was. fer tho
P. il . ecu. and jili'i't e
I I., l lei s. ll.er- ht'tl.i S-i l.e
l.a-l l,e hud It !""!.
I. 1,1. she'.l c axed ai d l c-'cl a .d plead,
- nee hi r ni.'llirr went :
Itul he'd coiiah a i I -h ilo hi- heal
At a'l nr . nn in t
M. W. fit ar t!"-..al nn-l M" .
" lia.'s my l.k.-iitss 'nc'iuii i . key.
Now. Willi iii'i'le r 'Hie a.v..y
l''roli 'I", like le en! '
S - w e ! .i i j . k d rum !. ti I! e
(oil it I 1.1 d" a
II. ," we'i. git Ii i in. I.i If :oei ni"',
I M i ia' ado t'ovn.
Hi ai if. I 1 "V x . ; I l.e I.H.k.d. ai,.l iV'sH' I
I'p ai.'iiii" I " aid Ir lad
uli ihe ii t. ' i t it : -lei hr- sited
111- i,:tt i ai n.
AH... Of '..! !' !.
Sew ),i '- ih I . all I l 'lie.
Picture .if ... ! ! I
W :n,t t" -tart l.t n
Thelll eld Iv,- he ll-t 1 ' tell
And .. .1 talk-. cia'de.
.tleinld -.li'.- i.i Ml., -.. well
'Fore hi- v.-i v'.i- ."m l
1 ace I- .a 1 I" I i ie, and He t's
"err. l.t Ol I l.e I
It -. s it s..l:;, tiuii-s I : ys
i att ay .. 1 1 1 t - ,
I mm, . tli .1",. a her i. V'. ai..; .. .
II. i- h i'i'V. an In ie. ,
It. M I 1 a e It t' III'.! Ie I:."'.
Mini. ni,. I i;' in iii-
' .1 S Mil' v . i i
..tavy.
ill mo;mi s.
rr..fe-s-ir: -Wui.-ii b
l:i.? I'-n.iit-Tt e I'.il
A man i- leod't' ie
mood" when hi- l' t" 1 e
1:. : 1 ti
- In ing
iriet.
S 1 .-lU'e t.i -a- . lb : - ..f il.M-s not
relish the id a I ' .ill fe re i- alttats
oim-li ..i, ;.. I..!,. I.,. ,1 '
N ."to." Itoct -r: -I pr -cioifd for
tut lit -I patient te-ar-lav. oiiug
l.atvtef ( anxioiisiy j : Ha- ho liitulo
his x 1! 1 y.-:.'
Mi-. in-1 -An- th.-e ! -. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -t
nal ? .l.-v. " 1 1 :. t s We can
Kiiaiailteo lie m. (at -eutit) for they
are fill' mi 11 make.
1 in all. I i fin-on e ' - I' i t me, doetur,
w li it I'.-at ir e la , ( - - 1 . -, aail d 1 you
I'. ,tt :! !.:l ii-' I I-- ic.t.oe? I n tor
- That It,' ! i'i :ii, . I
"Y. .. I ...,. !:. I-l f.. a hiiii. Iced
thte.-.ill.1." Ie Ill 1'k '. "N "01 see,
the wa- v.-olb ti,at in her otvtl
t ig III lltel I el il-e-l lie-."
I Ii- I'I I b" ! lis. a new ttttltl this
lii"l liio-.-. Wai.e i.iioil-iv) Do
t till fe. i an- tbii..: ii. e ihe kind of a
mail t at n aid be apt lo pay a debt
of .' ': lb ; , .' ;.
Ar ilie: I eti-nanl by wav of
Colli'!' He'll! , - h. Ill' tie I' tt'llllg
hi'l) . i n' ttr '".-k-. tour ijl.iufi , go
lijlil I. oa . l.Vciy fin-', a hull'. -eye.
Wid-'tv -st t Ah. Mr. 1 i .lan,
w he:: my mild man di-'d. it left a big
bole in mt I. call. Mr. I "Ian M i s.
Casey, t'oiihl ye lii"'nid j "l t iilit it
W id - bi! out ft liiim
.'tie Mr ami Mr- (ueeuat n iiie'r''
w as asked of the llfle gill w lit !ill
sweia-d the be!:. "ti-." "Are they
ei'.ga-ied :" The Mioill g l l looked
hoi r. tied a. she ait-wercl: "Why,
they are luairieil."
Hie I'lephant's IHtle iu ntiiiner) e.
Toe t ; 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1: of i ,1 I'lollll'- hides in
t'oniparatrt t ly a new industry. Tint
lneil t.i enr-l otd i- pia. i ,;tiit tin)
sane- as iu I he i.-iuiiing ol' cm -hides,
exiipi !':'.' a -tr'.tii'er e.im'ttiua: ion of
ihe tauiiic in-ia -ben's i- ice-.'ri-d ami
It gi.i alt I' leimli: ol I Hi.', a In III MX"
noiith-. i- no, es.ary I - ei f t in tint
tv o k. Win li Co h ,lc is taken nut of
the tat it i- a!-,"i.; .-':- tii' I i-ba!f
im In-- thi-'k. Artfles mil ie of elephant'-
lit'!-! .no expulsive luxuries.
A small pockcl-b-'tik of elephanll
leather, w ii In n! ;nn go'tl or siit ip
ornameiila em, t'"-!s alniet .-pi.
A sill. 1,1 -atcln'l III id.' of lae saurn
lealhei co-is iiiiywbei,- Ir-nu "i'H to
"fl"'1. Cigar ea.fs. can! : - anil
situ i I.i i' iuli l-'s fart from '.'.. !.. v till,
l'loof t'ii'js are a!-"i ina-l f 1 1 tit
leather. In linishiog the h"ie n . at
tempt is made to ghif ft t""'i-!i it.
It c r y i hi n " is ti.. up i'i I'ti'-nt" im
n a til i a! e ;..r and -t - 1 eat It i' It
t'l I t I-:, tllll .! I". Oil' I - t. I ll i el-is"
wear h it iog b,' iii: ..- . tl'eel i...oi it.
'ihe -cii'' alt ! ei. pb-.nt .n-il tin L'f--iti
'Xp"-ii-f Plil-n, d io li.- tain tog' of
their hides pice ud - -I. ;a --it' of?
b'ph.inl 'eat her eve. l.-e-heie: ,i lliingi
of p p alar and ;: n.-i al o-e.
I lis hi uc t-'.iii.
1 'ltb-r-Pi-as. . in am. In, si! in'
po!i-!i to eh n i .i! t r.
t ll iil-i keeper i-hai p' )-l' ot't WHIit
nolle.
Pe Idler Ycrv ton v. no. in hut f
' St'O t If lil'i.-bb'il s tla- li'hl. I hot
; iitid .here was mi u-e iniini' betf,
'cause ton didn't have no silver.
I I'lltsi-ket p( I ( w il 1 y) liiiiiint! bX,
I bone. New York Weekly. '