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VOL. XX. I TITS I ( ) R ), C 1 1 A T 1 1 A M roi'NTY, N. (''.. TlU'liSDA Y, MAIJfll IT. 1-s'is.
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LIFE.
life's but a troubled river, flowing on
To t"ii:i t!iu o-ian, v.b'jiu luiiu Dumo Is
Kale.
Wo flwit upon Its Fiirfaco, tlion nro gone,
I-carnlm; it le-som wlnni, alas' too lato.
Wo fjnaiTL-1 with tlio niuubtna wh:li "lis
there,
rjuf k tit the flowers that blossom all
around,
Herd am tlm l,n'itlc? In this worlj so fair,
Till c loads cl.f.) tbl"kcn, awX tbo vIsIoq's
dru'vii'il
Drowned In oiil or:c, or In our faulty reason,
Vihkn sees not what tilings are or ought
to ho,
Bo Jnrnfi'ii our l-.nowlodge truth confounds
with treason.
Atj-1 ril wo.1'1 toll us we'vo not power
to e.
Contentment I 'tis a lo-.eon past our learnlm;:
Wo fi.-uMi tin: Impplne-s thr pods do sends
Tot far-oif w..nds mil myths wo'vo always
yi'aniiiifcr.
To a'cop to noamles near our minds won't
ton. I.
flo I.!f..' Is I -tit Mi.-kins nml frultlnsii.str.ilu
i i. r
To P"l bnyon 1 what is within our rcali:
Tlio rl' cr flows mi wit limit ft moment
il' Unir:-.'
To listen to ho wisdom we would tench;
And l"uin i.s reached the, dark mid frothing
ocean,
Whl -h Ciiict" all mil w ll Its secret! keep;
Wo Mont i,l Mii; wi ll weary onward motion,
Tiil nil ! over and In 'lenth we sleep.
Charlotte. Mansfield.
own little story, anil a ilim, broken j
memory of tiio f.rst heartache and ber j n
AN AUDIENCE OF THTEE.
ITIiss Faith's Advice.
Miss 1'iii'li Ril in clce companion
ubiji.m man!, with her fnmilinr spirit,
apiece of crocheted edging. Her
Imich upon the moves of tangled
thread v.fu very front lo, even endear
in,?, anil her look of content as sho
hel l it up mid noted iis cil'ect ns n
whole seemed va-t!y out of piopoi lion
to the caare. Mis Faith was still
iretiy, villi thepnihe ie beauty hell
ns flo'.aiu fie ri the wicck of yciis.
Her hair w as p -maic-i' as cilver ihan it
had ever been ns brown, nml her eyes,
1 bough they nan I'M thou- vivid nlow
mul caornp'o. bail Ruined n kind!y
cytiijiat hy. licr teiulcrneH bad even
exteiidcil t; (ho eiocheting in her
hand and i n) ruled something to tb.it
usually very iinju'isonal obje "t that
her fancy bad frcttol into tbinki'ipr a
l eRjion.'-';. She i ascd her hand nllec
tiuii.i'ely over it now-, as the figure f
n jiiiifnj.y,',e nmeb ronvcntioiializcd,
repenting itsMf liki bi.-tory n'ain and
ncrai'i, fell in icnllo"! to the floor.
"Jt'd mo.s done,' s-he tbunfcbt. "I
ran po baeli M tlio oak leaf pretty
eouii.''
A rbatifl in the oirihet pattern was
the tbiLl' dive.'io i of Jt'itith's life, that
i an o;i mot-.r 'uiiousl v to the
rdm . cr i- tho tune of the famous
liai'ier who played upon only ono
ptiinq;. To mi nut tho comiutf f n
stii k rir a stutie may h? a pient eent.
It is not hard fo tin leistnnd bow a
I i f o tun coti-i-ts in taking infinite
piiiiii with runny little thiiifs may pet
its slips of pxritement, ini.-rest and
iiuvclty from a eliiuio in n pattern of
rnvhot. The exatiiiuatiiui of the wmk
nppent t 1 to bo S'ltisfnrtory, n-id Faith
laid it ('ii the ttldn at h-r side. This
table va d 'yto 1 t i tii nsi-s of her
ait, nor v. as (. cr irofaii',d by the
pr.T.L'U e of any irru!cvant substance.
Then? were ri'.w r. d nj ols upon it,
draw n up in lines like soldiers ready
to icceivc a;i attack, hooks of various
r izos lyint; like veni nus by their side
and vmioiu rolls of lai-e, the finished
product of their warfifo. Faith re
jjarrtcd thetii wi'b approval, but her
ba'id that had lain upon the table fell
away from the aevn.-t "ine.l ta-k, and
fdie s.it i be.vatehi ic the red coal, the
(dm lows the la updiplit threw upon tho
carpet and li'.;e-n.i.' totha clatter th.it
Mnvy, he.' maid of nil voik, ua i mak
ing ni a j ii1 1 of the dib aching
' .1 kind of juitrlery sho p,pf.s
thrimli vi:h tbos-j li dips," thought
Faith i i grclfiilly, "a sleight of band
pet foi'in:i!:ce, to ee how many tricks
she can do bol'oi o ono of them ill
bieak."
ut bar face did not cloud, for she
bad learned resignation, fiho had sur
rendei ed to Mary the dishes and all
the rest of the h iu-eb ild divinities
that sho bad servtt' so deftly and cure
fully for years that she might be mote
at leisure to while away her time in j
her own innocent fashion. i
Sue vtviHei eil, as she sat starniR
dully at the Maze, bow the crochctinp
had come to moan so much to her and
con bl not think for the instant, then
half ic:iif inhered, saddened a little,
lost the thread of me.nory n-aiti. le-covt-re
I it and fell to iuusinjr,herelbow
jctint; on thu table, her cheek in her
pubn. She could hardly believe now
that a certain few years of her life had
ever leally happened. They must
have belonged to some other anil
wandered wilfully into her own, for
there no home for them in hers or
likeness nnto anything they brought.
Wan it po? TU y bad gone so utterly,
so completely, and she wa happy now
in her own hrrudess way, far inland,
rut of a!! reach of st-rm and reef.
She was sti:l loo'ninp: vaguely, half
i?tfi'.l!y, ar tbe tlrp, when her door
bell r.r5 nu l some ono bal entered
th- roria and was hurrying to ber
eide.
"Aunt Fait!:, s.iid a girlish trcniu
bms oice, "l'u ovi.e to ask you to
h-'lp m . Mot he;- s.iid you had suffered
like tlii once and you had learned to
t'ji'2it. and I thought perhaps you
could show me tho way."
l'aith locked down ujhui the slisht
tisuro crouchcil there, sulihiucr. and
tai l her hand gently upon the luown
hea b lott fbo did lot understand
abi. tit the sutreiiti!..
"What i it race?" sho asked.
"Oh. it s Phil:'' she eiied. "He
duesn't care f r i-:c anv more. He's
taking -Ten lie TUo'iii'dh now, an 1 I
eau't loir i.. Mother said other
women bad t j lea" s n-h thiiiL's, but
he'd always b.'eu happy, end I could
come to yo i. Vol coal I h 'p ne,"
t'c said, ! ki i d r.; poaliuyly.
' V u cocli t-ai;:i t:.e t i forget.''
"Yt,'' said I'aitb, slowly.
Then it tarns back to ber, all bet
own longin'' to fonrct.
'Tour littlo gtri," v.Lipcied Fai.b,
Rtrokiug tho bta.uil'nl mass of p.iiden
hair. "How was it I learned to f i
gei? Let me think. Yes, I romomlur
now. Wait a luinule, dear. I v. ill
show yon.'
Faith slipped out ol the i oom and
toon returned, bringing three rolls of
very broad crocheted lace.
"Can you crochet, firace?"
"Not very much," Hail Grace,
wonderiiigly.
"Well, I 'will teach you. This is the
way I learned to foi get. Tho neello
slips In and out, and tho sunlight and
firelight shiueou it,andtbo laco grows
and is no prctty.nnd it bringo comfort.
When I beenn, I couldn't sec the
ncedlu b, how long ago that is!
for tho lenrs. That was when I knew
bo would never come again, and I ha. I
my wedding dress all ready it'
grown yollow in n ebpst in tho garret,
lint after nwhilo the lao took up mv
trouble drop by drop till it was gone,
and I couldn't tell you today where it j
is. So I'll teach yon, dear. There
arc the three rolls I did in tho three '
years, one for ea' b. They arp yelhiw !
now, you see." I
Faith opened or,o and npread it out. :
It was an intricate paUci n, very broad. I
"It'a hard to do," i ho said, "but that '
is all tho better for tho forgetting. If (
I'd been n man, I should have gone !
away to Afiica. I've often thourrht it :
would do a good deal tow nrl imikin j
a body forget to pee the puii falling,
down like ft ball and the dark come as .
if somebody bad blown out Iho light, j
r.nt I couldn't very well, so I learned '
to crochet. I never gave tho lace I
away, you see, becau-io I had vo:ked j
my trouble into it, and 1 was afraid, j
I thought a long time about it when j
Alice was niarriod, but I was afraid it i
would some way mako ber sad when '
she wore it. So it's all bee. This is ;
the first year'n you see I've Hum- :
bered it one and this is tho second',
and this in tho third'H. There's the I
thri e."
Faith bandied the vo'.U over and
over, lost for a minuto in tbo asr-oeia-tions
which thev rovived. Her neice
scemod to bavo forg tten ber own
grief for the time and was observing
bcrnutit curiously an sho bent over tho j
lace. I
"That's a fern pattern," said Faith.
"It's very prct v." '
Faith sat silent for a time, smooth- !
ing out tho creases of tho Lies nul '
drawing it out to its length. It scuiied
to have tho effect of an enchan.cr's 1
want, for it summoned old face? and I
r'lvnei at will, and Faith grev blind j
to the littlo room and tho needs of her
guest. At last Grace moved impa- j
tiently.
"l'es, yes," saiil Faith, liko one j
awaking, "to forget. This is the way.
Here is tho old pattern. T will teii.di i
you.
Sho bustle 1 about, finding thread
and needle, seated herself at Grace's
side, drew tho thread through her
fingers ami bojnn her work.
"There," .'he said after a minute.
"lo you see bow ii's done? It i-n'l
hard. Try it."
Grace took the needle helplessly.
"Do you think I could forget so,
aunt?" she asked hesitatingly.
'f did," said Faith.
Grace had returned to her task and
ma le one or two awkward motions
w ith the needle when there came a
i i.m at tho door.
"Jt'i Phil!" excbiime I Grace,
springing up.
"urnce!" sail the recreant lover,
s'an.lin awkward. y by the door,
after Aunt Faith had admitted him
and had retreated toward her hair.
There were shame and plea ling iu his
voice.
Grace caught her lint and went to
him without another Moid.
"We'll tiy the crocheting some
other time, Aunt Faith," said Grace.
Then seeing her aunt's half cla.ed
expression, as if sho hardly under
stood this new development of nll'.iirs,
she inn back and kissed her. Grace's
face bore no trace of sadness as she
turned to Phil, an 1 they went out
chatting mtriily.
Faith listened till tho last f..otfa!l
on the crust had died away, then care
fully rolled up the lace.
"She thinks she's baipier,"thought
Faith, "but I'm not so sure. A man's
heart is uncertain property, but a
crochet needle," as she laid hr hand
approvingly upon those on tho table,
"n always tho fame," Springfield
republican.
Ai'... ma Ward INci""'! I'mm t.i
! .twVwi.'.l I : ii oi'i.i.
I HcV.O A'.'i.il'J. V.':;;d we'it to T.ol-
i do:i, v 1.JIV t .io Fir.dii.i b !l i i b.o
i " iii: hint only tv iu- u n !.( i : i-
! tl!..' lte:itii ti . 1 1 -1 1 lii".,', I,,, bid i .1-
I lyterc.l tin? ic-pi.-1 .'.adc ! c i m f U-
'. own Co!iutiy,.,.n J,v. h:.- ipiirtit I
j kind!; 'Jriii'.r. Tho itinei iv- y id :
1 t i h. t y.il s If 1 him t ) tl t.'Wl: i.i ii-
i ir.d IViijis; haira. Jt was n'i .ut !'i ?
: mi 1 II- of January, 'flu day of iho
lie 'lure evil"1, ail with it early c in;
At tf ii.il -. J;c!"i e liiioil a Ii i"u 1 l'u
i suowsioi'ii) br.)e over ti..t' imri of
Pennsylvania and ra v.' I furi i'Miy all
day and ni;h!. There me mo oi cr
poiis yet lui ig who r.Miieiidur thai
storm, mid bow regip'.fullv. iu view of
' its si . a i; fe. o 'it , lii.yi.ave no )l;n
i lea of lii-iti Allium: M aid. All
: spc -ii'l ir.iim were a'oauilo'ii I. Wh-u
I the lei'ti'i'i' nipi lived on the sla :D
that liii'lit mil looked about him, l'l
1 all tilt; large t heal re he saw only lire.1
i men, each in liie vent his 'mpou i n'.ii !
j fjr; all tnvee, ns it lro p' tie ), beiiv:
far the r ar.
I The ilo eo men looked boo ly nndii.i
i C'lmtoi t.ible. A' one of them k;,A a!'
tern aril, they did not think there v. eie
' enough of ihom to do ji.,ti, e to Iho
ocea.ooli, and they felt I ic a , kwavd
I lic-s of the siliiuiiou a id n'nu"'d
what t he outcome W'j:ild be. Iv-i.p-j
iio;that roloa'.n lav) of hi", at it., si I
I emue.',, Ario.i.e, . a Ivaiice I bj iho Pud
liIit . and beckniiiir io the ih ce i.h
said: "(.'o:nc up, eoM-r, gciitle'iicii. I
want to spt-alc to you." Jlo ha 1 to
icpcat thii invirati.iii be .'ore hi?, audi
tors nndirptood t.iat he meant what
he said, and inisterel eoura re - ui
torward. When iney ha I (alien sea' i
together iu Ih" I ii in t low, Aiteiiius
iMid: "Ti;eie, now, Ihat'n more socia
ble.'' Ije nn-ed ii'il went tui:
"Geutloiiicu, you a. u ea;it.ed to seo
my show and hear my lecture, if you
aro i o ub.j oed. JJnt f understand that
undei iii Mih this hall there i( an excel- j
lent, cafe, and I suggest that wo spend j
the cvt-nb.jj t hoi o, you as my guc4j. " i
liiuitgh relnctiiiit to lmegothe show
OF SEA SOLDIERS.
m:v:
!i" END'NC ROUNJDOFTh:
Of A SHIP S MARINES.
Thr v Arc r.u.y Afloat or .Uhnru -1 Into
Mn.,i..iey In Tlit lr I.ir. -Uluil I liey In,
0-..I linw Tlipy Io It-" viuiinr.-" on
si!p ii'id In llan.'ici.",
T'liele Sam Lai two kinds of sea
wmiiois, the web-footed onc, who,
wcaiincr a blue eibiit with broad, roil- ,
iiicolhu', (recalled bluejuokei.-, and
the amd:ibious, who, dressed in
soldier clothes, with stripes oa their ;
trousers and sbevrons on their sleeves, ;
arc called marine?. A'hore, says the
New York Sun, tho habitat of the
fo.-ino n in bawaeUs at every navy
yard, and you'll find a semry at tho i
gate and one at eveiy turn in tho
y -I'd. Afloat y.ii fiml nenhiea at
bit come along with the ccrpm :d of i
the ;uard as he makes bis rounds of :
the ship. At the door of tho captai.i'a
cabin idanda the orderly, a b:it:y, iu-
telliceti! looking no. dicr. J'e mu-d ;
nepiis b. iu!elli (nt.for be lei. to cairy
itiany i:upiet !tit verbal inc--' ii'-e . In
spite of y mi i it he makes you a link;
m.-rvi u i l er.ieti;' es when ho mbites
cid say!', "II iijUain v ishi ( to ee
Mi'. Snath.'' No ono onleis the e.ip
tain's i re'eiii'c uutil the orderly lm-i
lirrt taken in t in liaiiic. (.Ii,;; cn'e.i
the heels topeli '. and the band l ises
1:1 salute to vol (is you enter t'.o .
c.;bi.i door, no ...utter if you are r"ing
in to get a co.i.uieiidatioii or tho ,
toughest c'.d repii iiaud there is, with 1
a Tew days i t; peiuion from duty at
tached. I.'own bclu- thaie is a littlo narrow j
space be'.wi.cu two bnlMnn'is, whe.ro ,
it'ri dmk oii.l ho', and stiul'y. There I
is a sentry down there, and hi.i duty ;
i - to guard the ..tororooms. From j
the ii.it in o of Lii surroundings ho j
can't walk, be can't whistle, he. can't
sing, and if Lo goes lo sleep on post 1
be has a court-mat tial before Lint. '
Along tho berth dock one comes
across some long bright objects, look-
will be tr.uclii'ig c
S'.r-.r. I.i. -t iii'-uii
: w u'.io t'.c s a ii . ... ;
DUTICS i i the re.-u.t ui hi.
I the Fin ).; can st
I The. e i b"! lit
ll'e ct this n ,! ii. :
tin .al fhaii"e, Tin
t in ts ami ie,l "s
i'vi vi'.i
t I"
P ! i . :
J'." i
,0'l ,
It. n ov.o'ony
a...! it i.i t o
a: I'dy w I.
i'i ui'.'U - !'
tibiexbi! i!s of Hoi United
too l'aiis il.p.e ilioii, in til ) . II ' ' 'I
i iots i:i TVtiitNylviinia, th W o-l i':.
I'liir at Chi.Mo, the (Xpe-i i n I ' t'r
Istiihii-.s o I niMiaa, at r.nval .! i'i-cm
f.om i t n to i'on a-ola, al oa d sl.ip
in every part of the woil b with
catur at Tiipoli, with Scoit in Mcxic,
with 1'araey at lilidensbui i, will
Fa.ingiit in ?loi i!e buy- nll.'iit mid
ashore, nshoro and ailoat, liii" mo
soidier of I'lii le Sam has mad" hi i
record. It is a Moiid one, an 1 in
keeping with til" III lit'l of 1:10 C1.IJI-,
''Semj er l idci : 1
PROGRESSIVE F'EDEKIIj.
Itfliintloilil" 'l'i In n Ni f. I l l el in
ilimi f . t Hi 'at inn.
'I ho I, .wa 1r.be of T i I i
Knn- n and "m ; I a l.n 1
tot on'' I a t "'itt .a a -i.i :o; to l..r
- X .V-l'.V.'' .'.-r Take 1 1:0 1 p'i:ai ll.b r i f the fowl hfl
' f! ' ' " ' I pnilly dti'.'ouii ,o; , .it ab e:i. e of that.
'' ' f'y 'X 'I a l'.T-i;ly killol aui ..al. piece of
fv:-l;!rV , biiteber'a mp,;!. nu.l :1: ,. l,t ph. c it
,"".- .""ttJi '' 1 'ill !') a lo.; to hi' li ii: ii.- mic.-; will
! X- W' likely to lea, 1 .,:,; if i.'.uv.cr i
'. jpfrt-rr'- &f, T1V, ; "iiaw ing he will find it i u 1 .vlial fox.
" " P i.-; not lni iit-ry V The f' .r v. .il not at
NVTti ii liif t be n.cepted in i 1 faith, but it
' will be Sfiiiiplid. ' . ea' tin' o :a l i 'i;
r ; 'j- ' "2. ih" sri no p n.'o rii.'.it at (' mV if. tili
;:,XC- r-t f daily (li:-npieai nlice 'nov . :i:iit hi i
" eonlidelice is iaimal l, n! t !n'l e I I 11(
1 lir drivtim nl.
loin- d-.llv 1 ire'lr. ,
1 1'. Ill
jilt
t
their li
'.la
il..,l I.
ami 'i
fun 1 1 di ti ibu 1
i" ii . i:.!. is 1. 1
A'l 1 !
I' r'i
ar'ini
r I il!"'
ibe.
ban In
I tr.-'it.
i t1
.i'p I
i ;i t i;
and leeture, ns thev saw Artemns had ! !", '"'""-' I"." i'o.s0s, tw,,e,i,iy
iii.uiiii j'i io, " iTiiiiiuiK uiiiiei ai .;r,
(ioinjclo-r.f to investigate, you ne
t.i ped oa the shoulder and the "-entry
over 1 lit: to: yo.hies'' courteous y
info, in you that tl'inntho' itii per-
no ruiud for them, tliothreo agreed to
his proposition, the lights were turned
out, nail the littlo party de-cjuded t j
the cafo, w ho. e for hoars they mado
merry, and whence o ;o of them at
ba t was most reluctant to etnrt for
ho.no. Ho sa.-. 3 ho uuvor had a tnoi-e
Ciijoyu'ole timo in his life, and that if
Artuaiu.s WurJ wui not at his be: t
tiieti bit bos; in 'is t havo beea "patt a I
whoopiag." For (ho stories bo told,
.iii il iLo way ho tuM them made theai
forget t m-j iia lt ireum-taace, and com
plo'.tly ba lislied any lingi.ring regret
for what I hey had not le.'eivod up
stnks. c v York Times.
i rpirrr Wiiy to Cnlcli Turtl.
I Iot voyagers in tropical seas aro
neiu.iiii! fd w ith a peculiar lish, F.
remoin, known generally by tho tiiv
I inl loiaie of the ".sucUer. " Tbo (lis
j tinguishiug charaid. l i-tic of this fish
is laziness. I'n ,t iliing to exert itself
j overmueh in the p ir-iiit of food, it
j has d" eloped an arraT-'e nent on tho
I back of its head exactly like the cor
I rugate I solo of a tennis shoe, and at
I artiiioial i.i appearance as if inado and
j littcd by tin.' hand of man. When the
-neker ti els itself ia the viein.t.v of
any inige Moiling body, such as a
! ship, a shark, or a piece of flotsam,
whose neighborhood sceuv. to prom
: ise nri abundance of food, it attaches
itself firmlv thereto br means of this
curious contrivance, which permits it
to eit, brea ho and perform all nei ci
nary fuii 'tions whi.e being enrrie I
about witnout any exerli .non iispart.
It can nttaeli and do;ach itself iustan
taui otily, and bold ' si, firnily thai a
ili:cet baeli'dit'l ) all cannot di'-lolu
il without injutv lo the li-h. The
Chi nose, who ha. e siicees- f illy traim d
t ho i orm a ai : 1 1 ii'id tbo otter to Ji.-di
for them, have taken the remora in
ha:d with the ha; pies results. Sev
eral good si,'"il specimens having been
caught, small iron riii". are lifted to
their tail-. to whith arc attached long,
: lead.!', but virv s ront', lines. Thus
f jtii
sous are not allo'ved t handle tlio-i
tiolieately mljUstid but dcidly in -ti u
meiit; ol wa.lV.ie.
A liille fiirth''.' along on this dock
h the "so-iiiy over tho brig," f r ine
brig is tbo sin'j.'s p-ison, where, in
roiiipb.de solitude, and on a bread mi I
water diet, uii offender can medi'nie
and seethe error of Li.: ways.
In the forecastle the sentry keeps
oiil-.r nmouz thoorew.nud nnoccad' ii
ul eye on tunt fishiag boat drifting
down with tho tide. .lack sometimes
goes fishing and iiiake.1 queer haul.
With n coin as a bait, he drops over
bis lino, gets a nibble, hauls in a little
blown bottle and doesn't show his
catch to I ho sentry.
And so the marine doe tho sentry
duty of th" ship an 1 this explains
the ill-feeling that has existed from
lime immemorial bet te.-n b!ue.;nci;et
and inai me.
However, there ate other llungs to
be tlono besides iflo 'e!diy-:;o. The
murine are a company of infantry and
form the a Ivancetl guard ia operations
ashore: tuey light a b .tteiy of gun- ns
al iilb'i is;s aboard ship, tin y eh an
ship, they coal ship, tlu-y ptii.it ship
.m l tii ir work is n-ver tluongh.
JHeatheio aro trn.blous time in
one ot our South At.,, ri'-a i neihi ors.
I ir- coir dry is ii a -t ;ie of : evol n ion,
in the eite-.s law and order are sas
jieii.ind, save tho lave of tho machete.
Ono does not. venture out on the street
unit."- i ho n iiv tinned alii witha eua 1.
1 ehil'lreii m e
itidn i Pm: a, t h;' di- i.; o u i I' Ih" :!'" ;
is tary of th i.i'e i..r, :h" 1 alanc , it ,
nay, to bo pni I to the hoi " of each oa ,
hi (lea ll, a.'to. li:o; to i; o state laws
J;0ei nillg i.ilie i';,l"'-o, j
This is a l ' lii.o ..n id s'.e, to: ward
nnd 1'iubaMv mnri. ti.e beuititi.a:' i .
a new era ia Tn ba i i i I i ')t i e:. Tlio '
I owns ai o a pi 1 1- "ive 1 1 ioo. Tut-i !
hold lli'-i'- laa 1 in t t"fi d , ntvl me j
American ei'.i.'.en '. Tin ir pet t.t.n ia
si. no I by them, not by ci o s liool.-,
but with full v. ri.'ea siuoiat ures, v, il i
the exception of y ie l.iaa, the o ,ly !
adult in the tril.e who cannot write
his own name. They all uu'lor-laa 1
L'ngli h and arc fu.iy cogiiiaii of the ,
eil'eet of their cour-e il' Con aesa lief', i
favorably iiion their petition.
Aliiio-t rll Inliini are tiino'oii j
fibf-ut a loj tiu ro.y forward plogait-i ,
t he load, e-. J In y b.iti.g bark nail al- , ,
low tho govern. ii"tit to di.ii t ' i -1 . i i i- i
to new relations v.-it h the whites and
white, oivili-aitioii. !' t! the f,o' a s
have nit the pa 'P for a iu- noi c.iieat
of olantary a ba.n '. They tl ti ,t ;
piopo--; t iat the t iba' fuiios sliaii bo 1
1,'keii out of t lie I . ea i.rv a id ha mo .1
over to 1 he ii, but imply tiia' on tie (
govei niie. nl'-' bool, ' e icii ii.c.itbcr of
tho tijliu shall h.t' c a si.p..i-.i: bi.alc :
aeonunt; ai:d t'tat io' "to la'a hare of
the inte-est )-ha.l I ; ; eat by the eov- j
ernmeat for bis indi i lual beti. tit in- j
stead of for the bom I't of the tribe n" '
a ruars,
It is boptd thai the e?:atnplo sr by '
tbo Towns will be f Howe 1 by other
citien ludia'is w ho h".ir of it, or who
witness i's goo 1 el':'c -t -. The -sa.' mid
Fox Indians ia the s e nei'.'hboi'
a 1 I
r. a
'i. m n :e Ti-,-
.f .l. li'-iir I v f- .'il,:
II II I IV IV
:.: il." I r .Mi-
:ii: Ir :. ;li-
lii- i ei,.ia
',,"1 a," i- :
An I I-.
A '. I v.
.,11 t !l .- j I I
.-iiina il I. th,
li-- a -,.'-h i
,1. ' said !.
'-. .1,1
! v si ';.!
V Hi Wl
An I Mi- .
la tli -
Whv d
dreams are dread
I. .I.'.i.o
lllj'll! l"1
' i ii t -.
i.a I tnil i,
l n I Hi i tvidovy..
I'"'- in,- S -aruin
.t-r eil:
!.ii-
lit p,
l it
tt v V,)l
ml -' o
1 ii" i.-c, ait . .o.
.,! a '. 1 i" .".
;;! i,e i"e, "It'" m-
' (.,.,, , j ,
"hi- s litis II. ai 1 I
mid the IViet'io-i I,
th" elil-'s -n b" s
Put two piec s of
l. 'i i ' slippery n.i I
.' .-ail,! (. be n! ay
pre . in e and f, ie-
" I id I i" ska'c
"i e i i lor.nc, l.iiud
' " ii l he -kutc and
l.a'el '-.i;e- lli'-i'! ily
Ot Ion i a 1 e ;ard I
-lippety a t if it had
'r' i far wi on (')n
i .-1 ir i la .'kiiiL',
' ' eeii t he s!,,il o an 1
dipplno i:iipo..sii,o.
- ! a s - lo ether w it n
II few- ill'OJ :l of Wilt T
hood linep Colisi let e 1 I he iplesl ! ,n of
seiidin,' in n f i.nilnr (dillon, but they
nrii still nfriiid lo en'ui e on what tin y
H'ganl as '-o i a ti al a c'laice. Tiny
nro not yet so ad. anee I iu th-- spiii:
of ci . ili'P ii '. a ' I he low m. ; but a lit ! I.
while hence th" will prol ab: i i t
over'hi-i.' n'a: in n" l I'oilow mnv
I1o"!on Trans"! ip.
nl
f '! d
.or f
bet w eel 1 1n in ,
they wil 'lip
Ih"!. Chicago
In. idi'i.t.
Stlollil tit
.1 'Il Hi fit 1
bat it ,1 ,
1 " ,l,-:ii
li"t "ft,. i, hap;
e. ii ay
lie fr: in
;i" v t no t a i
A 11"
This contitty
abend ia tin way
in oim i espe :t Ih
ti '.
,,i!al I ,iv.
lo I'oleli,,
'eiiietit , ii.il
- 'M-'llaC' :
- I
!'
t "I II a i:or-e
i tl.'.il l.iaaii"!
" ' "il'ltt v h !
a in ' a. .
w .-re ) a 1 v b
tmit
I. -it
laa 1.
-.!' Ill"
id "-h
'1 ho Amei icaa w onn n a ;
i.atheied lilid.-r tho lim;
S. ales coiisuluto fir !. a
i- a suhber in a blue ut.l
nt I ho ea trance; the."
t heni w it li in, sometime
the United
"li. There
rui on guard
ir: many of
hivouafUiti
.:oe. no IV
la t .
at i ba
1 1,,
d -ui
on tae patio, shaded fiom n bridling
sun, at other tone-i shivering beside a
fire in the compound. These soldiers
iir'a.n
pe I 'he li-hermea set out, and' are the same mai iae i and their ship is
Twelfth M:irliufln n Viillil.im.
At the reunion of the siuvivnrs of
the Twelfth Massachusetts in this city
Wednesday, Secretary Kimball made
the following statement:
"I am aware that it is a startling
statement to make that the loss of the
Twelfth Massachusetts ct Autiedam
was the highest in percentage of any
organization. Union or Confcde ate.
in any one battle of the civil war, and
even tho highest of any organization
in th- entire world, in modern times,
in civilized warfare, nndsr normal
conditions, but in there not good
reason to believe it to be true?
"The righting was terrific, as every
one knows. Let me simply say tlia'
a letter which I wrote to a fiiend on
the 31'tll of September, Mi2, says my
company (A' Lit I twenty-two men
killed and wounded out of thiity, mid
of the eight who escaped unhurt live
had missiles strike either their cloth
ing or equipments. Only thirty-two
marched off the field under the flag of
the reciment when relieved by the
Twelfth C'oips. One of tho Confed
erate regiments, the First Texas,
Hood's division, whi h wo eucc, al
tered in our advance through the
corntield, and which a'terward ccu
pied a position a little t our right,
aa l killed and wounded oat of
taken into action a percentage
of lots of 62.3. "-1 Boston Globe,
w hen a ba kia.; t.iitlo is --eon, two or ;
throe of thes i"ke:s are slipped over- j
board. Should they turn and stick to i
the boi'oin of tho sampan, they are ;
carefully det:i"hcd by being pushed
forward with the inevitable bamboo, J
and started on tho search again. Al '
last they atta -h themsi lcs to the su-
pint" till tie. Then tho tishermcn haul
in the lilies, against which (;eiit!o
sii.i ion the hapless Cheb.no sm ;gles i
in v.i i ii . Once on board tho lugger
tlio useful t emora is detaehed, and,
i at onco realv fr-r use again. Cham- I
bers' Ji tiriia!.
A sphi on an Ire Viirlit.
The wind is strong and steady, ami
the !oat glides faster mid faster. Sharp
pxbriu:ton of ploasnro testify that
tho j'a'f cngei s are enjoying it. The
sj eed incren-ps. I'ci .re lies a fn Id
smooth a.-) plate ghs and as level a- a
bi'li ird table, l or two miles it cx
tenos without a flaw. At i's further
edgo lies a tremendous crack, filled
w ith ground up ice and be iving black
water. The lull power of the wind
strikes Ibe white wings as the .smooth-
e. -t ice is reached, mid tin craft darts
a-.vny at a tre.iiei'd .us pace. Faster,
f. i'ter, she flies, till she is travelitg
f i-t'T than the wia 1 that drr.es ber.
Tiio air 'eems to be full of electii"j
sparks, r frosty hao bbusj tlm view,
eve v benit i throbbing wirh ilclight
at the wil l, free s) red of it all. Pc
foi e ono Las ha 1 time to think, the
crack seems to be rnshinir at the boat.
A moment of inteuse anxiety, a catch-,
ing of bria hs, a wi d pumping 4
hfiii ts, ihe'i a shriek of excited jry.
The pood boat ba-i flown the gap as a
hunter i ! nrs his fence has flung it
1'phiml In r with never a rap, an I is
tea i'i.j rway over at.otli r g"ud bit, a
.ao.p'li :.he ha' v l'.ed to turn h any-
I U.mg ni ne soii.l than the cold, sweet
aii'. Outing.
rival
inn 'i
t iie
in the haliior not fur iimiiv,
Pi eventing- looting, suppressing
lues, bu yiag tiio dead, such was their
duty into: tho bo.nb.i, diiiCat cf Alex
iiinliia. For the manner iu which they
th'l I n i:' duty look for the letter of
l.oi l ( lait ies pp'csfoul in the files of
Ine P.nti-h Admiralty ollices.
It i.ipiitn ,ui interpstingund pretty
sichi to wn'eh the ceremonies whic'i
ia..e place i.n board ship on the nr-
ii hi. -a i.iliciiil, fa,li tn an
idol', mi a I iiiral, a g o o: a!, or
'. A 1 t h cutter dashes up to
', -vi h sj'.ay ll iiitr Irom tl...
ar-, the hip'- ! ; l -1 e sounds ".o.-n.
tea. I in . ;.i boys oiler the m.m
l"i.'. a th. "t'i.n: steps on the e.i.i;;
way, an 1 la.. . ,r ;.i:n receive-- I. mi a
'.ic St.; i a In. .punter ibcl;, A-, the
t'Vovnll: at; In. liiaiinc o;"licer, in
qui. k si, i'p t'.'iie-, commands, " re
: -cut arm'." Ii t, whylo manao
gu-id, drawn up ia line on the port
si Ie of tiio qua. to-dock, bting tbei.
lilies up hi salue, while the, bugle
sounds a lluuiish and tho drum a roll,
one for a commodore, two for an r.d
mi: at, tin ee for an amba sndor, ai d
four for t.ie pie -i lent. Tho marines
on a ship n.e, collectively, called the
guard, and tho ceremony is al e 1
parading tho "iiird. It "takes place
on the arrival mid depatture of nil v
o'Mciai of rank. If the of1iri.il dot's
i.ot i isit ihc ship, it takes place when
the boat living his flap p ns.es hv,
and it abo tnke.s p'aco when twosbij.s
of war pa-s eaeli other.
Ashore tho mnrino is an it.faa'r"
lnal p 'to and simple. He do. s ,.,". f
ot I lits s. at i y duty in the iin.v v,i: i,
a.d w hen ii t in guai il ho i- i to -i
.Il i led lit on the parii le e: o:i a ! , ;
1 c I iirti -ks io- m tho taiget . Ie: -,.
'1'" i - !! 1 1" i ; a c n t nl er
ii ; ':( at t". i ,, I, ai t hi , e is in t ,.c
a;...y. Ia a b.p.tal.oa on i .i. anle. l i i-
a:e Saiitu of the New York barracks.
fn
s; on
have
en , i
i"!,t o ."II
-no', win
picked lip
hi! fie eit v
iv .1 it i u In
li'Dtn.
Avail), the car i at
pelt large c iaipmui
place to lace at certain a tons of t he
year. The interior i the ear i , dc
vide l into a main c anpart in t,t,
corridor i n one side and two ...!.
rooms at the en i.
Ibe hospital roper i- in iho larger
comr nt t uei.t ; it contain'. Iweniv loin
isolated bed t on '( .! I al e . I, a n ; f",.u
powerful spi in-.'", b.n-.i i.i'nii! I.e.
in front of two
may be o; "
bed is nro-. id,
table to h .l I
On the io
eh.i ,.b.-r the
beiieat
he f ,J.
in. iv
; 1 1 1 ". - - -1 nai
A mati
a h"i-i.
Oill j M
palling,
i . a the
due
,1,1 h'd"'
I I i
louv
I oil
ll" I.
t a
1
b:
1 .-r
'hief ill the
the Cairo'-.,
.- I hi a troa;
! ..'. he w int
' li-ld where
tinli', the
iat hi hot se
tole i go in..
I n soaio w a v
ml the boi'-e
I, a I ii pn: t mil I y for em ro , midw ni
n ii i 1 il t.i i r ii 1 1 ty its i.i te, but with a
I a 'm-i'y hat i.- a I. in t i'n-i edild -, t e
do. 1 i-.i the lue.iiH of c.btaiiiim; t:,..
I d;
li't"
it m a -i
", i -i tl
lor
friend, and
, at bis iiia -
ttleti
"tt.i
,t, ia
d lis,
.,! ir
v. 1,1,
d tor
ii
liii'-rv is
ia 1 a f.,
E.
I. I V.1,1 li
f, r
'1 be .11
raiiy inv
miiaciiloi
i a . e n '
Io
Fl 111:
XTilliclm IT. le-,-1 1 -lll-niaii.
The house t Ibdn'tiZolle; ,i j ,-s- I
sessos a fatu'ly tali -man. Si .ce thel
ti'iic "f tlio bli etor .li.hn (;..!, ., w!,.,
tl anished towatd ibe ml of the tl:'-
I teentli ceti'ny, ea -li mr h i-, w o a
j pi ssil.'lc 1 r:'oi e d. oiu: lo .,. bi.nde I to
lii-sure "-S'.r a sea'c 1 i a, l."t. 'I Ins
j contain- n rin , ia who h ts set a bla '.
: stone said to ha-, e be. a ibopp 'd by a
j hil ;p toad on t ho do. erle' of n (li'iiv -.
! of the family just is '-'chad li'iii
J bit th to n .. ii. Fi. de, !. !: i lie i i!0
I found the tiag in a i ea' e'o.,e, v id h
..I ,o l
d t" b
locaisi'
a U,:l,
v Ft
1 1 at- a
" a-, i
F.
t.t f the
filly
j cui.laiiitd it, St. Jau-gi'i Oaittte,
l.iial
.1"
ieti ia
If IN
to th" 1
Hi.
".1 ll
1 Ftriitejh:
la; oil n to
'or 'nieee'.s.
o i- jit i i b"-
O.MWltte 1
'. hi :h lit
d eiiimin..-,
if liuie ni
od w ith lits
i oveicroue
n.ahc him nil ca-v
ai i a I . ct a! v j. jt
v " 'n t In r In- ims , r
e in t i.i i a :
;a nt.r. - s
y ie- iiiiiliil
h"W I
be I
1 w:h
cvldeiu" of besiiiiacy in hi .'prroaeh.
Tbeu t-tt the trap; a strotig stiel one,
well (.take I i.nd cntir. ly conce.ibal
wi li bai vt'. He w ill . oi.ie a i il'.ual
for his sapper, end this time lie be
comes a pri ., - V.. A. 1 1 t , in
Fin a,, Field r iol Fit csiiin.
Hie 1 let H i.; T. I.
Tl.l-i cUi io.'.'" lis'i, w hich e
si.igai.'ir !:" '-i ..eii'.n t.i
ele.drio power residintr in
ma iir.l, is na i.iha'.iit.iat of
water i iter:, ami ponds of
.ni l ot her ii .i ts of Sunt a
w in re it w a
year 1 ''-;,
The pow er
Uoeli
iirst tli I.O
not nr
it.v
tl.iiue 1 1
Laa1 ,o!i Sl'SiiK.
s!i at M t?
i a' -s s'ip on ire?
north, bat yo i
'e on it. If you
' l:a,c- on a pie: ..
lather I her will
l'l:" who h r e ' .-en '!:
l'l t.';e i',,i - te ! s, - j i -.- v. '"
il have ii i,i. tiio: t . :'
:!-h gi'.i'ii to it arc, ai: . ' ;.
a .i e f th- j. p.e .,-(,
' tl li"k ilea 1, liad 1 1, en iie .-.
sp;Ti.'."a i ua'o t ui- id. I
it ha" lea' fed in u;, :: i.i tl
"! a jiaddliap ia th v ii.
t he i.nli vid'ial ho feed- i'
is scan o'y i i tho wn't r Ie f
from the eyinn a us i.ili it.
length of the pv.nn otti'i i .
feel.
( 'apt nia St 1 nan, ia hi
Snt ana a, i: i mi a c.ii
e'c lri po', w hi.'h h ', o''
many opjior'u iii -; nl' . . 1:
I anpt'.' I, bu- a t .atliiiv, w a a
a uv an. .t a- iu his ! in n i :,
iii ' to ins n word):
"i ti i, d a 'out twe".
t i.iip l a c: in p it wi'h
a. I w .tin.ii' i a'. e', re
i i I - the)
v o, Hilary
a In int;'
the lie- li
Sariuatii
Ainerieii,
!' I ia the)
a ...' i io
in order
it - p cy.
ee' i ic eel
i ei ia fed
;-. Tbo
i."0;,liie:l
i :: bint I v
ro 1. Tiii'.-i
.'.ti ', bill.
In eel ion
made hv
T. e ln;'h
a -h ek
i'ae e-uiil
,nt tin CO
t mint of
of iho
ar e, bad
l:r nl
t . in l up
! a-ol d-
y ditf
y ba nl,
Jin
tl,
li I" i In
'"( t'l" !.
lii. eit;
P: le.ii'i
d thai
n.y
t ,u -
.ad
I i
l.t.l!
e 1 meat itan.-d w
two fee! lou,.
ti l l lit i a f ill
An Huglish
down i v a
IV liol'-il
sa lor .,
ho k fr
lior diil lie re"
so. lie I inie Hit -ai lti.it l
can pajs up a taick. a.nl
1'Crson holding it. Ai i. li
n I- itnpauioii w ('( 1 ..; !i ;
pouriu" o 1' ion w ,r er ih oa
w iiich t lie eel had bcea
1 1 il iiii'oidt, in hi i
I are. " l i . e ; a ve. y mi
I on , f the method e
ia In':--,
met hod
Know i'l:
power- ,
lU!l!" t '
th"V e.o;
pen' ic I
.' elve '.
Ill, iil.
o ta,
iiia.lv Ii
tl:,
rent
but
i as
.i,ieh I folt.
ioi' er. ft
a a. list,
b f .10 il.
,.n t laho
. having
'.1 i.o
a", loiiy
1 ii.i l nr
aid havj
'.' 'llO"l,.
kat-ckod
i t he"il
ii c for
," b '!.
: '1 li'.e thu
I v.tnt a ad
;i"l. while
m f.b iu
,-,l
A , . f Nil-
I ,1. .cup.
.- I by tho
t-a' tire ii.
mid cruel.
1 ii ii t tho
e el ade
of in, I, ,,
.a", b. e.--
l"p,
i a cult- lu-.ii i .
ade i l.e po,,l, '.,.
,h. .1 .ha.. "! ' ,'.
Detroit l'l . e Pre . ,
i nr,t:el"l. ill I'
Five yen s fn.' a IP
po, t" I j II I I, .Is lo:
, nil !i I V la ' !' p'a .:
con-t t: Wii. laa, ! a :
ha- 2 'a I .o o taut tree:
iniii' of t li-iii lis I 1 1
lour v.-.n oh'.
a t lat'y
bail to ai
pla
ntia
pr.el
ll in e
-ll ..a'e
- 1 ".i'l l i t.
have .-fi 1,0.1 i w
Al, I. .a h aa
! ! o.
f"p"
in
Id. .lit 1 .io:;
1 in -P Id I e e ! ' i
i'leii ol t h" iij.i'
I w it ii li"! 'I' nil
i' foil '. in: t;oVei am .
III!'
The eoe.-.aiiai. is
mi" of I i most v
civilized man.- 11
I.i e
V,,a
in- t ho
I . O i' l
.Ve 11-
V"lh
it th"lll
.i Mill,-
1110
'a to
Mr. ',
1 aiv n-
I mi. ti. Ii.l
Hi ii' diag A'istrc -i io
'I vv o ol my b ia .1. i i v.
boine Inst oi.-iit in caiu.
I'rien.l 'j i -em, ei'- J, : i
I!- .1 di ig Mist ,v i
bn . '-ii' (i cent b it to pat
--Fuck.
Tlnr
ho',ri.
t rip ol of c
wiance.
I '.-i t'v i. a the ''i.
: , hm, Has..:;:,,.,.,
o mi r .et nod s. , u
II his ti i Mo iltiiy
'" pi oi I'.st.s on the
patience and perse-
N.it .pt I n.Mitrh.
Mr Midd' -;V - The ;, . f.
.'ay da tvipr :-iu." i;i;n a lngii'jinjj.,,1,..
air. Top. hit Well, the i'r..I...,ji ii
wtong. 'fho uightini'- li. : jm ctiuie
rests. Chicago Nt .- .,.