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TARBORO', N. C, -THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1898.
ICE FiyETCRN-i'S
ii 1 1 i 1 1 i . i w 1 1 1 r i in I .ii i lit
i
micM IstltcUaf. -r - ,
. But k a coh. Oo col4
no sooner passe ff before
mother eats. But . Vn t!j
same old covgh alt the time.
.am irvJB:aam:aU
too. Thera U"4hrst.5tJi col
men taa caocu, wen paear :
, monia ar toostaptio vita tber
long sickness, aad life tremb
ling in the balaace.
1 If it vu
Mr
PERSONALITIES.
HORSE TALK.
r
1 11 II 1 1 1 I Tl IT .Li VV to 1
L--- " "
loosens tha grasp, atrourcoatk.
The congestloa ei fte tbraft
tnd hinfs iavNiart4; aU to
flmmtioa is subdaed ; iba i
parts are p porfnalf at rtac
ud the coach dropa away. U
bis. no oiaoaaca
which to
nr.
Plaster
draws out tnasiDBHttoa of ' tita
lungs., - ' :
mt tint Mra kMl
T
i
"What
ia 'womaiv1
part of Spaetb.
".Woman knvf aDart of speeeb, taal
ion,' ahe'a tbe whola gpnacti." Tor
' I
."'J .Has ftwMfc ; :
; "Pnahpen ia aroa4r"r. in't
"Ym; be -wxitea readily enoach, but
the trouble ia he can't think. " Chica
Jkcoiti. ;- i s - '
I ' All im .
IiAtnla Tutirl O T rodal Bear to
; atf iUk
And iwia aaa aoU had
etaasAfeavoald
ofthwarl
IM Ma Mooy UaaMorr of as
rrom too flraaaian tba
To taa aaaa ml today I
Yanltrl Oh. I
TK lntrtcato :
Tie i
Jo I
b it ool tba
and dutffaa the B aad
MUMT
I ia ni, black aad blaa
i U rte taetsa .
for airlaf
tbateHbv.'
the aa '-. .
McUatttadMiUa'
Tba yonnf EarL of 8haftebiiry is to
ttMty fair Atiatraliaa., an exceedingly
MtbT yoxing woman, a Mias Mary
Oarke.. .. .-. ; ... , ...
A1?ed Money.. tbe xoveroot
"w iionanraa, baa been appointed.
vwwu os. ueoxge. one of tba Wind
Ptinee Kroat too WindiscbirTata.
'robbed br Oonican hricanrt- .
VMBtflt or tmaoo. died KocntlT of arm
wnrtV a Ajaookx ,
the new RnaRiav
aaiaiatar of foreign aSaira, ia tbe grand
of the Mnaxal ho atf banhiT .
tba Fipligbigtutlon of 18C&. I
wfiai
wuiian u. Jaanaan. jtba amllflp
aaaorar on bU back nt
va avga oCKev Orleans died at his
iter, J4e., tbe last cf Janoary,
teaaa Henrietta bf jaewwiek-Hol.
tba Gazntan eenrjrpea' avst -who
anarried bet. doctor, rrofetar was a-
BfKfl. laabootito oelebrata Yjh ail-rer
ajaddinic '-. ' " f - a '
c&na years ago the .Ber. Dr. Crane,
ftber Eij Craoe. the novel
1st,' roto -ft tiaot etT. popnlar amnae
to;il l ccrsnned novel
nat.aawjao tbTleeaf tbe age.
'AgttnflgjQaiti, the LondW caterei
who died MoavOy, was a tnillionaire.
Eajwalant bora .and. lived aa a
peaaaatjthiK) Wlre,to cq Into at-;
eiety. I4 Ute? yeaaa ba owned tbe Adel
pbi theater. - f v. .
i ; fipnraor Ixrwndra ,rf Mary lard, ad-
jJtsCja. MtaJLfanncr bf,haa tax-n a-
complete jurore. Unlike juo. ttusoo
cwfnl farmers,. be save, it Asaa eut lhn
Cattlt of tba farjaijbot becaam Lj uocaat
nnderatand tbe wimneas.
" Profeaaor Levis Swift of Rocbvarer
has been awarded tbe Jackson gold medal
by the Royal Astronomical Society cf
England in recognition cf his aerriow
to tbecaoae of science. Benowhaafonr
fold, one sHver and four tjonre madalA
Dr. Lydia Eabinoritch. a Bnatiaa
iewas,: baa taken charge of tbe new
bacteriological laboratory in tbe Wom
an's Medical college, rbiladelphla. Dr.
&abiaoVitch.por8Bd tba coomtcf stody
St Praxeaaor Ko6hra -laboratory ia Be
tin. ; . -
- .Joan Mark j cioneer of Wasbinar
ton; wfio cast his first vote for Jackson.
wed on the day before ChriaUsas at
Oakdale, in that state, at tbe age of 9
and left directiona that bis. body t
wrapped in a.cAding sheet and put in
a plain, pine C&n aa bad tceai tbe wo
al way in his early Ufa.
' Tbe tallest man in tbe English arif
toOTacyV with the possible exception of
t pakeb4nerBet.is the yomng
Duke of Leeds, known , as 'England's
gin duke," from tbe fact that be is ar.
act! to member of tbe firm of Holland &
Co., makers of the famoas gin. Be if
aid to be tbe wittk st man in tbe boose
cf lords.
AMONG THE DRAMATISTS.
Hla Bands WaaM Ba Diuab.
' "Con you keep a secretr' asked
Arst deaf mnte. -
Vgnr al. m . !
unfortunate. TeU me. and rur f.n e '
waf1 . . w I
wuaawver anmncb aaireathe a wan!
tt to a living eouL" Now York
A CAR'S ESCAPADE
T 8TARTED A NEW BREED OF CAT. j
TLE IN THE DELAWARE VALLEY.
XxplaaatlM Oflterwt
"It isn
J. H. ic.':tn" in)'. ovrna Morriaoo. I
1 -yv:jr-oiil oiure Bobinal. b !
f'Ukea, rci utly di vl from pueomonia.
Beoluh. tbe dain of DetizrSta, l:0flt.
will be bred to Onward, the sire or
Benzetta. !
J. R. Tindle of Pittsburg baa pur
chased tbe fast chestnut trotting mag
Mocking Bird. ,
The fine corcred track at Meadvillr.
Pa.", recently destroyed by a windstorm.
wui be rebuilt. ... -j
I imuv-u . nu. iuo liiimugeT ami a;
I olied to tba Jrrltp-r i-ln ttrr C--Vv'.
Co. uui. ruu vod uw nt rnw4 t J and rraiaeTti lkMa. I
ro Javrsa. I Trainer E. Cochran of Monnt Pvl
Fr the Cart 1 ant, Pa., has charge of the pacer liar
dan, S:13X, by Artillery. x j
Tba pacer Clifford, S:18J. -will b
atabla companion to Roan WCkea,
the -ruing season.
'.John k tieutry, i:00, and Roberi
J, 2 :WH. uow wintering at Somerrille,
N.vJ., weigh 086 and 830 pounds each,
rhvi fast mare Straight Line, caxn-
Ciigned through the north by Roy 'Mil
r. is owned by Mr. R. IL Plant oi
Macon.' ...... .. ... j
. . Maurtca W. B. Barriek'a BmaH,t
Handicap candidate, ia voted to be on
of the best looking horses at the Brook
JLn track.; N , ' " H
If TreTiUian.' :08J4Y and Gharlea
Solan's Falkland, 8:11, are trained
in Europe this year. W. B. McDonald
will handle them. j
; C. IL.Pratt, an oil magnate af Kew
York, baa bought several farms neat
PheailxTille and will, it is said, estab
lish a large stock farm.
Stamhoul, t-Miyi,' champion of the
laat national horse show, is seen often
cai Seventh avenue. New York. It it
laid be can spetMl a two minute gait j
The California racing clnba bavt
a,rieed that there" shall benosunuaei
racing and that daring this-season of
the aourtrorting mectium shall be given.
Thetforeagn book hi sbolisbcd.
mffms
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baatmtbT
Look tx tba aeatlar, tbi aota ta kta.
Kept or Oneea a Bona dtwtoac
purplaa aad sasfwaaa ai
Oa a naaoalta tbtsfl
Vk at Urn ma aC oar owi dark 1
H'roea, teo. m tbalr cloth of fold.
1U ywata wm thick mm tbo dota eoald boU. .
: Om taa kaihto mm& 1
r tale batrt Oar mm
Bat M i Dot so kwx. Mm.
wrerj ieaUeaiaa aaavad hta aaaa
j Aad wore a wta.
Madeleipe LoceMe Bylcy has outlined
a new comedy.
Broneon Howard i completing a new
American drama.-
William Gillette has a new light
eomedy under way.
Charles T, Daney is in France writ
ing a new southern play.
Charles Klein is potting finishing
touches to a new ccmedy.
Franklyn Fylea has announeed a new
nvl-xrranu for next ami
. a i xraaaa
See -here, young manv said tta
teratathezV.Vif you-dont conie' bi&ns
awUer after this I'll know the reaeca
toaat He oar feet d I wl
f tacH
i hit
Vd Ux toe otkia akoa to tba waaly
. Ia, aad na aia wu-
.
Glad to hear it, governor; that will
are all explanattone onmy part,"
Detroit Free Preaa.
. Dad anA taafft Ou mmm locka bolder.'
!' VMak of tka Uub a a bvaa fUM
bunch , fi I e ' -
UtOt m eiiabHkeatfemaa look ttko raneaw
-Bat raat of him ahoolder.
P rntals vmalty I sodaf Bark to tbaai
a en I
Vuie 'i wide aa tba warld ta wkU.
at tba paaooek la aka (rtda. ; r . -
: Isltaeasf , .f ;.s : '..J.
-CWlotSa Parkiaa Btalaoa te Boaioa Oloba.
Glv the Vatloas Llgkt and Air.
is his letter on tbe grand viwiaingfif
the Greeks to protect the ChisatiajMwt
Crete Gladstone comtJalnj that toe peo-
are shot off from anylpartfcipatioo,
is public matters; that their wish weighs
- for liothing.-1 Zlm says: ;.A C
"Lfet it be borne in 'mind that In this
uappy business all along, under the
erof the concert of EafOpVjpOvejr
wd speech have beeai tbe moaopol7K
governments and their organ, whfle
" people have beeai shut VtC , Otvese
" kngth both light and air: " S.-.-f -
That is the orr of the nations today.
nhackles of oriental despetiia cf
U B O. era are bard to break, almost
toted tbrouah thoujrh, they are. ; la
ciriUxation of freedom it is the peo-
rie who mqit rule, and alt tbtf peopla.
Dcutt-wrell how do yoa feel today,
Msa Brownr-- ' "
' Mrs. R Oh. doctks; I feel like a new
Doctor Hat Has the trouble rcaD j
gone to your beadf New York Sunday
JoarnaL
i .t
Cruel Knife!
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fviaaai aaaiava
try
bot kn mMm I raa to Stow n
Laws that am mAa and tntamstinnal I eVUaawitaeQt ssV.
grments touch directly the" people
fcore than their ruler L The JWlflrtneaf'
hnd consequent owwdtotof-pticaaad-'1
dipiomau blind them the lar$e
tuman aspects of natlcciel sjd Interna
Jjisl qnestiohs. Gladtce .says well.
'Tbe nations of Europe ae In varloqs
: "agw iof their tralnhnldb o W
"ove there Is a European freople whote
lodgment, could it be had. would ordain
07 tolerate the lhflioCton of paniahaent
IQ Oreeoe for the food W 'she has
"-utly neeformad. ...
people,' just the common dtrnans,
It-ts abaolntoly ttesi
-1 .1 naiaainn tn
iTheTbTood 4iaaJhsroalt;
t.a.tmrnt ia lUrwtTsfad in th
ing .-wnbjaTf":
Vinei tinaeT jitttr Jf to sorgew! 1
knife only . hastens deatttV
tka iawaaaf
ear reaaroed, aa
rr a.
5?!: - i.H.atca
as4sauaa.i
tarn.
AbsiirW
lir'x "'".OXaa. W- : -w
. .11
uiionnation be ; spread
us- Let them anmai thatr coinioa. :
' a - - ' " ' aasa n.-aaS -TTfinr
lsteiB-iwWa-3
fnt iihnnLi ! r r ; I -111 aU-a, of ahw disease.
o diplcmatio secret, from .hem. Let ci.& 8 4 P?Z2Sv
llittM...4 a a ..il .af AAflUlIll IMI ajwajaaseai a -
la an aAarasa IV
t likely that there hi rnv of
the Coe Little breed Seattle left in the
dipper UsUware valley' said a veteran
railroad man, "beoaese, by this time,
thelx identity mast have. been destroyed
tltcmgh mixture with other breeds, ' it
dossnt mauer, for fhere was nothing
of particular note about thaf breed of
oettkv except the way theyhtppened ta
U introdnoed into that looaVity.
- "In those day live stocks tru muta
tion was one of the Erie's big Items of
arama. iTfans bnU a mUaUonfJoaded
'with horned Cattle, hesaaal abaan nt
og. used to pasa over tbekoad two or
taros times a day. , Such a Lthina Is al-
oort a curiosity nowadays. Coe Little
was oocdnotor; of one of these stock
trains between iSuaquehanjia and Port
rvis, Be left fensqnehenrta one night,
Jathoaa good cd days of railroading,
'vrith a kxui train ef eattWrarv. TSnaa
mum ww uwaa w ranwengor trains in
Jeassnd wre run over the road 'a-hum-
Mhia IVxIuto T Iu4. -" - - 1.1.
! train atfPort Jervis onetime, and hand
ed overfhia way bills, which he had re
oarvea tot Sosquebsnna. and on-which
UttaurftbBr, character and contents -of
wverr car m kis train wera reobrdad.
I When fheageift at Port Jerrii compared
xdsue e : aeon on tnis woncner. one oar
Was mbadrsr. Tbe car was entered on the
rway bOl astbavtng left tSusqaehanna all
irtaht,but waaut lntthe train. Its
ding .to tbo!bilL was aboo
ln-theanidCe of the trefin. . .
! "Wl, here was a situation. Cow
little declared that every ear was in
the train wben.be left Susquehanna! or
jke had checked the number of each on
cn the way bill himself, Ha (certainly
hadn't delivered thn misstng oar to an
one on the way. and1 bo ooaldirtoee how
any one oould have ' sneaked in and sto
leaiit, especially aMthe train md been
on the move pretty much all- the time
SuSQuebanrat and Post Jarrta.
A takgram was aaut to tba agent as 8ns-
quahanna. asking for information vabout
the missing car. . The reply, waai that
nothins: was known there thatscoBld
throw any light on the subject; quite
thaeontraryy, tot tbe agent ocarotjceated
Little's report. Tbe car was in tbe train
When it left Etasquebaona. -
"During the efforts of i the puzzled
railroad many at Port Jervis to solve tbe
mystery of the lost car. some one dis-
eovered that the car .- that e boa Id . bav
been Just 'behind the missing onev was
oonpled to the one that should have
been juat ahead of it Mtbout tbe aid cl
coupling pin, tbe link, being broken in
such srwev that it hadlbeoome a book.
which was fast in tbe (pinhole in tbe
coupler of the other car. lots oiou 1
help matters little bit, and rather
deepened the. mystery. w.
'rxhey were still cep in . efBbrts to
olve the rjayttery, and a car tracer was
about to be sent beck;over be road tc
if be oooid find thenar, when ai tele
gram camejtrom Sholtola, a statftin lfl
miles' westtoz "ort jervis. i.De agent at
that station 'said in .effect that some
body's cattfle car waq astray in a Veld
along the Dalaware tiver jost bervod
Shobola station, and tbnt someBOdynaa
better. com- and took ; after it The
wrecking ..feang was sent up from ;Poi t
Jervis, god, -sure enough, in the mtaaja
ef a field, 100 feet or more trom lb
railroad, stood . the mhving cattle car,
Tight as a trivet, except teat its aoon
. . ... m .
were open ana its casta gont 10 get
-where it was the car bad run down a
-ten foot embankment, across a wagon
road and through a stoat rail fence.
- 'There was only one way to explain
tb4 freak of the ear in uittinif its train
so tmoeremonioualy. 'Joing east iBoog
that part ef the Eristthe track is db a
heavy down grade. Joat before reacBlng
.Shobola the coupling pin that held the
car to the one ahead of it most have
'broken. Thki divided the train in two
-parta, -The head oar of tbe rear part
'romped the trade, and breaking the link
ithaf held it to tbe ear behind it, west
on down the bank, sotting out of tbe
way of the oars fouowikig on the track.
MWben Jthe leading section of the di
Mdad train sot to tbe foot of tbe grade.
4ta speed slackened. The nina secuon
foaoght up with it, and ran into the
oar, Dtrs not wim xarce iBiuouun w
6o any damage or attract atxeniion.
The broken link, then a book, happened
to fall into the pinhole of tbe coupler
laheed of it Tbe train was thus reotra
pled and went on to Port Jervis without
the Joss of a oar right out of its very
icenteV having been discovered by any
one. t There is no parallel to tnis one in
tbe record of mishaps to railroad trains,
and; U has never ceaaed to be a wonder
to ail old time railroad men.. '.
' : "WelL whether the doors of the fugi
tive car were broken by the Jsx and jolt
of its trip down the bank, through the
feneev end across the lot, oc whether the
cattle inside kicked them open, I can t
eay.n They were open, and the cattle
Jumped out It was winter, and the
TVJaware river, only a few feet away.
was filled with running iceTbe cattle
mnst have beea.ln a panic, or must have
known-that thenr were ,iu Pike ocenty.
Pa,, or Boxnethtog of that sort, for they
plnnged Into that lay nooa ana
their way acrose the river into Sollivan
county, N. Y. Bearcners, acconr
by tbe drover who owned them, found
and recovered them all. una oow, a
deep red animal witn a wnita
bar forehead, took tbe fancy of a farmer
an whose premises some of the catt,e
were, found, and he bought bar. She.
had twin calves in the spring, acb
nwrked. exactly like tbe mother; Tae
was ft bull calf, one a heifer. Because
of the wsy in which the stock happened
to be there it was ca&ed the Coe Little
teeedYDd for some years w
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My house opened od August 4th and haa
sold a large quantity of Tobacco at Rricea
exceedingly pleasing to the Sellers.' Below
I give a "few of my sales for Primirigs sold
in
August:
IL B. Avers one Vo4 125 lbe. at 8.50, 45 lbs. at 27.50, 56 bit. et 25.00
lUU lot. at JOAaJ, lo IDA. M b. 70.
B Pecmlea one lot 22 lbe. at C75. 40 lbs. at laOO. U lbs. at 15.00, 12
Ibs.afSOOO, IDJbe. tt2500, lOlbi. ataGO. ' .
;
Tsvlor A llAbinaoa one lot 82 lbs. at 13.60. 12b lbs. at 7.t0. 8 lbe. tt
29 .(. 24 lbe. at 260, 70 lb, at 15.50. 100 lb, tt 12 1$-
WHAT WOMEN WEAR.
Extrtmes iu color, violent contrasts.
Hurtling ffecta,' are frrquratly seeat is
dresHca made specially for wear at places
Of anxuavnient j
A new capo is made of velvet and
moire. Xbe round yoke is fitted smoothly
ever the .shoulders. From this tbe cape
proper extends below tbe waist line. 1
A stylitdi walking costume of clotb
aas satin sibbnn put on in scallops all
around the . lower edge of the skirt.
These scallop are about tbe sine of s
small tea plate. - " j
- In making up waists of India silk tt
Is the sheerest waste of time and ma
terial to buy cheap qualities. They
scarcely pay for the time expended on
them and are never satisfactory. - J .
Collarettes and neck dresnmg cavari
ous sorts are universally worn. Tbe np
to date woman has a variety of them
and uses all bor npare change in supply
ing hersntf with all of tbe joveltiee ia
thin line.; - . 1
A prrtry wont Cei'Ji is a bolero jacket
trimnicilroQuI -atid round with rows cl
giii p, from wbsrh fall tiny taiwlW c
tt qnina. Tbe rows are jurt far enobgb
apart so that the drops clesr tbe nppei
tg' of thrt next row.
. A fawrite the Jter headgear is ntade
vrtr a ikelerou lrunn rud is a sort cf
noj Utwn n a hrnd tresa and a bonnet
Thtie is a litod vrr the front also ovrff
tbe back. em,h on'nvered with flower.
ribl on or rloFoly curled plumea, j
A novelty in a.cape is made of black
velvet lined with ivory and pale blue
brerade.-- Tho jtcck flnitih is made of
locj tlsclc ni Set ribbon so c Wly
set tit.t thvy touch each other at the
er tc r J!t. forn-iug a enpt' cf Jeep Up
aroaiKl ho iwrk atand other loops, mak
tsg w ra bi New Vcrk Lrdprr.
J. IL Bobetson one lot
86 lb, at 19 CKX
116 lbs. at 11.60, 80 lbs. tt 13.60, 110 ti.l5.75
aaakaSnobottW ef er CAXB?. k'
an toiUaa doa t U al oeeara. ao
wail aaul U acxt eak. Wl anaUoa
um aaiar. w a lart aaraa a mniim 1
aklaa- a e treaa. ear finite for Caaoeo-fc . Oaarri.- X f
taaa uaAl ht a ..) ar.. , . 1
ilti
apraarat aa ay taae ta farm ef a f
t Iropemd a. a4 aaaas leapva .
tow yeara aso Caaeov
a eoro. ail a anaa thmm
ml Ilaan H aaao-rad a to aba.
affoenta say alcbt. Pooia aatd 1 bad laa
A boat that UM a eUaU, una Janaa lion tba luu.
tmOartj aSMcted. aaat worn abotOa GJLATBAJtD atttaaf aaa tv
taaott. iuwtMwar(raMyirHMtr.
ywtiva baprtrrod. I rot ivnutr aad c&acar hmt aa. Aad tt
m. uaaiinwuitataTtf. .
JpiBmrmmt. TbaWrbWy, C.
SI a bottle torts.- If jrm &rwra b at mmr OXA " '"
r atraet, SeSawlas SoaoaSt vorU M mmi yea fay freteka.
Z. D. Respcea Dnsg Cew, Atlanta,
r m, .B
mm tmw-
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a
i
( Aw
B7 buying
w one. Bant frj;:i-j:!,s.'." v"M
wu apprOAp0CC6t,Ti:i3;4 ..4 Ui
G. F. Robarson one lot 88 Ua. at 13.75, 221b. l -M 94 lb
I2.50, 118 tt I4.50, 102 lb, tt 12.00 220 lb, tt 14-sO, 30 lb, tt 40.00,
lb. 14.75, 48 lb, tt 1175, 88 lbs, tt V.75.
Farmer Friends, I have order for Tobacco from all the European
markets tad 1 am obliged to btve a large emouxt to keep my steam plant
at work. Oar bey en arc very anxious for all grades and are not getting
enough to fill their orders. .
We HaYfl . Plenty of : Honey and want. Mated
and are billing, to pay Good Prices for it,
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- ! Trj JEFFRESS ABEHOUSE with your next lot and yx o will be
rare'to aell tha balance of your crop with me. -1 will expect joa op soon.
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U. 0. JEFFEESS,
. Propriettr Jeffress VVarehoove, Tarboro, N. C.
!!!! BL-"S
Luna tbM ty
"Youalon't mean to say that tbst
ttaogyold spinster bas given 70a 10
marks for tolling her fortune?" j '
:"lndecd.Ido. I told her she would
aaet with an accident before she was
14 years old. " Fliegeade Blatter. ;
. ratnfolly Tt aatai lal
'Undo Hiram, did you find the New
York people inee&igentr' (
''Weal, they knew a heap 'bout New
Tk. bat tbedidn't . know a blame
thxas"bout tha-resto'
Duaroit Free Press.
Tbe fact - is that the revolution
never be really conquered and, being
providentkd and 'absolutely fatal, it
eoastantly reappears. If yon wish to
understand what revolution is, call it
pi ogress, and if yon wish' to understand
What progress is call it tomorrow. To
morrow ever does its work irresistibly
and does tt today, and it ever attains
its object. Such is the process of prog
ress.' and .that workman ha no bad
tools. It fits to its divine work the man
whoheatrode the. Alps aad the old tot
tering patient of the Per Elysse. Tba
ambers bare fnV. and the turn of the
thinkers arrive Victor Hugo la "Lea
MIssfsTilas "
S LITERARY INDUSTRY.
THE FAIRY Win.
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from a broaat kka
Kotrara to hl oa year swktoa
-ba an auaoi are;;
froaa tba iatrr reat
itve lUw that t
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you savo mo oorrow aad aoba
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wtah you bad Slvwa
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GETT5WG READVi
. Every erpoatanS tnother bet
tryii ordeal to face. If abedosn not
a - '
W Mm ' I i r T4f IU .
Samuel Butler required S), years to
gniah his M HtidibraA. "
Boatbey is said to have written ,Tha
laba, tbe Destroyer iu aix months.
Hallam consumed 13years in eollecv
ug tbe tnatesials for bis "Lltevatare f
Europe." . : , ,
Hawthorne -spent frfjsn i months
a year in the compoaitioa of each of bi
romance...
V! Rkhardsorii - tbe novelist, generally
devoted two or three yoaas to. the com
poaitioa ef a ansaL ; '; '
fMcatotaaaVr the f antooa hymn writ,
er, required Vot ft .aiaga. jateraooote
prepare one of h magnificent para-
phrases of tbe Psalm
; Hssnah More Is said to have wrifteu
and of ber.''Easaf on Female Edoca
tin",Ln twa weeks. She did not spend
much, time la reviaioa. ;
! 'Coleridge required a week to prodocs
each one of his 1 remarkable lectures on
SbakespeaVa Like many other authors
be consumed more time in revision than
in actual cotaposition, ... '
BhcDey spent between one snd two
years on 'Qnee Mab." Be wrote very
slowly and was particular In tbe choice
of words, hissnsauseript' "showing fre
quent eraeu.'V and sobMitaUoaa.
Hood wrote "The Bridge of Sighs
in.' M is said, a single afternoon, Ah-
Otber fcf-ccant declares it to here been
writrrn in a day 'and "that much time
vubsequeutly was spent in revising It -Thomas
Moore often wrote, a short
poem nimoat impromptu. He consumed
aver twt years in reading and preparing
material ' lor "Lallah Bookb" and two
yi u.ure in writing that inimitable
out fct Loei4 Globe-Democrat
What win I do the loe- days throw ed
ycaxa that you know aot, saaebraaT
VI r fairy birth la trnaeid with earth, aai
my klndred'e mirth ta etraasw ta Baa,
Tha Uushfer wild of aty raJry chnd. thai
never emlted ta her lathers faoa
Prtcka thcouf h my heart whUo I walk
part wbre ahadowa brood ta bis
aleeplnc placa.
Why would you slvu ana. that twoes TSve
. a . - A HL. JL
Uir wrwiy ffmi v mm mimw www.
Tba sift to know earth' e )oy and woa, bat
GO TO
(irt to know earth' e )oy and woe.
not to ao ta tha a-raee with roT
rlUI mar, your way IWw far by Sx
a etar Cbt p-fH Bar tr Lfe
e ltd-but.Hhidfbta eta krs Cm i
tlrt Wat w
Merk, Uopyar
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laftkaCe
It WxeaA C-oogthe fmersoltnat pari
ta
tget iwauj-;-
there is no.teOn
what may latppenj
Oxild-birth is fall
' r nnnertarntke ii
Rsture is not gjvenl psOper sssisfanne.
Moth6rS Friend
is th best hrfp,yotJctna3 at this time,
It is a liniment. anf wheTAragularly ap
plied several nnthsiefore' baby comes.
Ifcic aires the adwent ) sy anamo--
less. It reaewes aadurvant morning
etofrncas-Telaxea tha overstrntDed mus
cl, rtliewea the dlaten ded feeling, short
ens labor, makas.reoovt ary
tain witliout any dang rout
. MotWs rrieod is gtwd fot emlj COi
purpose, vis.. w wt''' I - ra
canger ana psm. - capitalist--How fast can
One dollar pec botUs tJJJ tMa gun be dieTAsTfedf
r.7a'iSco I Inventor-it caa be rad alao-t as
tioa tor wutnetaTwiTwaTeaa ta mmAnm i M tba-varage Small boy
WaPPikUcat. J .iabtlse hi bsdUats pray at on ft ould
Within a short time tbe eid fa of
Jefferson Davis' In Richmond wVl be I
thrown open to the public as a Confad
rata nvma.- The "White House of
the Confederacy." as It has bean called.
has been tbe property of the etty for
many years and has rseently been used
aa aauboolbooae, A room ta the bowse
will be assigned to each of the stats
thai seceded for a collection of ralica.
aad ia addition there will be large I
room for a general museum and one for
a library. Tbe first of the state eoUso-
tions that of Georgia has
eelved. It was ttreawntad to the
tee by Mr. Da Beuneoa the slgbcy-aixth
btrtbdsy of Pteaideat Davta. Jmxmv, 1814.
Among the relies are the cape, gsant lata
J and sword of Owval Las ; Jhe piames
from General Stuarts bat. the spy
aktne used by General Beauregard at ,
the battle of Manssass. and tbe collso-1
tlons - trom the various p Idlers laoanes
eXabiiahed throughoat the sooth. In- 1
chidiog the Lee Camp 8ol4lrs home
collection, which oon tains, la addition
to many rare and urerestlng relics, the
skin of Stonewall Jackson - charter.
There are also a number of manuscripts
add private paper Saw York Trth
as a.
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atru SW II ita awr
Xkaployer (.aaatily rasnming his die
ts ting aa axnabcdy occoes into the oOce)
What was any last wordf
Typewriter Girl (somewhat rattled)
Your last word was ''darling."--
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your m
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Friend Doesn't the journey to and
from the country every -day seam very
long?
Mr. Suburb Lobgf It's too short
R" ben I take tbe train la tba morula. I
know I've got to placa In and wtk bke
horse the moment tbe train reaches t
City. Tbst makes the tosrney seem U
short, doesn't lit
I presume It doe. Bot how aboo
the tourney tocir
."Well. X always reatwanber after a
start that I've forgot tee something nay
wife wantod nartioalaily. so that ride
Is always over too
Wakly..
StateNormal aad Industf i
4 . i
Offer tbe yoQug women of the EUie Ihoroc.V ptotttiociMl Jir.
try, cJawcai, tcteatiae, tnd lad as trial edacatiocT Atioal cx.
pene $o0 to tla F-ruUj of -ti.tt tvaatbers. Mot Ihaa 400
r'gul.r ita-Jet Is. IJt rnslrWslsd alxnt 100 sisdanta, rtpfe
teo'irg evety eour.tt i . tl tai- icepi two. Pretle aad Ob
srvation S ool .f ai o-t 2 0 pi.i Is. To Kecur board to dorttU
tofie-, al fre tottkn appl eHoo iwiot he made b-fir Aegnat
Corm pond'i ce mv.lej tr m those dftainkg conrtwe4 trained
teacher.
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