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vr..b-v-:-' if .h-.'.i1".'. . : '. r i urn f -. i '-m , " i . r :.: v b l N-,.r-l- , K. - Vbv-l -: . - l ,,l If,--., h-:j::.j-.:fc4V:M--b';v- klk" 1 8 ,i y , - ' ...... i , , , I ii tL ' ii -. . ' ' ' ' iii ? - fr. f . 7s ..v X 4 P - The Golden Sonset. Th golden eca its mirror spreads : Beneath the goldea fckies. , ?l t:4. And bat a narrow trip between Of earth and shadow Ilea. . Tbo clood-like rock, the rock-like cloud, , pisuolTedift glory float, . L A i i'i An midway of the radiant flood f I Hanga eflentiy the boat. .! fl Th sea bat seems anothejr sky, ; ' The sky a sea as we.il ; '- V J . And which is earth and which is heaven Tie eye can scarcely teU ;. So when from us life's evening hour y . Soft fading fchaU descend,' May gloryborn otearth and hearen, - J i . ine earth and heaven blend ; Flooded with peace, the parting soul f -With silent Wnfit"lL.: .'.) - ' V f, " T w luw, ; v . . Till where e&rth ad8 and hearen begins j.uo epirii ccaree can kuowv U X A .'j ri For the first time in my life-nearly BeTenteen years ftd A quaiterI was aione 'itt'thb wide. wid worT,!. I precise, in tnat bit of it which lies be- ,- tween thp Paddfntrton station and Bath I had all but missed the train,' so that I my uncle had only time to hurrv me into a first-class carriage, wherein a sol- Itary lady was , already iseated, and to ve ,mVa 6lenin injunctioh to get Aunt Margery to telegraph when I "turned . up all right," before ILe train . dashed .away.,--..-'' I ; - "All right!" Of course !l should be all righti .1 should think, at seventeen and nearly a duaiter. I micrht riA fmsf ed .to take care of inyself; during" three hours journey; the more so as my uncle had Vput me in" at one end,w and my , aunt wpuld "take me out at the; other.'" . As slpn as I had arrauged myself and ; my belbnginga comfortably in' iay cqr ner I took a survey of-'my fellow-passenger a grim; iron-gray old wpm'ah . exasperating bonnet, who rwas looking, not daggers- that is much too pointed and brilliant a simile but rus ty nails oflhe j aggedest, description at my poor little hat; such an attractive on as.'it'.was.fob. witlithn . little wax-wing imaginable brooding over it with outstretched iwings. For mJ part, l think,' when one has a pretty ' la' Jf is tvicked to spoil it by a dowdy nat; I should have - attracted tauch. xnore attention if J had worn aa exasn perating-r extinguisher likef ray fellow traveler's, with an ft5graalgT5S'vr,atr .thb topj.and, Resides, Tom would not havelikedit. y ;f , iV K .1 was rapidly, losing -fny temper it Avns too provoking, Here was 'some body evidently just as i ready . to find fauU'and take care of me as anybody at ihome;- My onry comfort ' was. a hope that she might get out at the next sta tion, or at all events a t Bome distance ! from Bath. Ah, how little I knewwhat was coming, or I should I have felt glad .. to have had ner glaring twice as grimly irom tne opposite seau "Traveling alone?" i ., "Yes." - wnat - an unnecessary, thougbt: ( I question; , ' " You are much too young and too pretty to be permitted to do 6o." ' I meekly answered that my youth and prettiness were ' faults " oyer ;which I had no control, and hinted "at 'the pos sibility that timevmight be expected to 1 cure;, both, if only I lived long enough. She smiled yes,, really ; not a bad mile, eiier. ; : '.While waiting for that, you should ; have somebody to take care of you.?' . " Take care of . me I ' " JL exclaimed, with a .little shudder o( disgust, ; " I am quite able to take care of myBelf . , indeed, JE Am tired of being taken care ' of. I am almost worn" out. f Besides, I ?havo been at two garden parties; and hare long left the - school-room " (with dignity). . L r ' r "-My dear, the school-room would be the best place, for you for the next half dozen years. I must leave you' at J the next station, jbut I will tell the guarxl to look after yon. Ton" will learn in time how good a thing it is to be cared 'for. , Una without her bion ; would never get safely through this world." i 1 ' . " Tlie train stopped ; I! helped her ' to gather all her bags and rugs.-; ;! . " CJood-by,'my . clear V your little face . has made the day look I brighter id an old woman ; so you. have : my leare' to ; keep it unchanged as long as vou can," and she actually patted mj cheek ivith a kind old hand as she passed ont.'-1 . I watched her take her place in a lit ' T tie basket carriage that was waiting for , herr-watched .the 'old ; bald-headed man . servant stand, :hat in hand, evidently giving her all the story of life at home in. her absence and felt sorry, as I re- . , turned per good-by nod, when the car oved out of sight clown a shady . country road. . I followed her in fancy ; to a flowery country home, where t ft-ft sure that she lived ooauly witblold ei vauU, qnaiot iuraitore. iuvd told h.-x dogs, cat, and birdal -How lit 1 tln t ; thought that ont day I should. But , ' J. lorget ; ws 5 muat not intiefpat as . ircc auiuors say mat must come in its pwn place I, had not ert n -Torn, ,. then. f r -V-j; '. Tho trmin it stoprWfat ft quiet little station and was JuM Winning to move on past the rocs and ndljhocks, . when tle door suddenly swung open, - and-a man jumped )n Que clan re . satisfied me thit he would not iirove on acquaintance. Tonx Lks ioU-zne eiui.iu joo. was-a .ycaa ; ana, u a '&ifli1tftymiT&&, red-haired person,, with unwashed hands covered 'will. Vuum. w.' ' i i .m wun tugs, m saj-yne pajin lie, and an overpowering o4or of badlo- 1 know the i' difference fquiM neck of a black bbUle WchUuck out hAp r . m t.lii. . i4i. r.J. hhfJl 'y It U--r'TikU Fftift-Iw. "i - K '.. U ' pftodo 1 know the ' difference" quite weu, ior JLom nerer smolres any out the tTAi-n Kt "r M JI T -X ' IV Ji .7 w;sii iuiuiuas, auu x quite enjoy me( Biucii iiren moss aeciaecuy ne wai ncrhtlf designated. I L .1 sair an iinis at a smcrie glance, a 11 it i ,!i - r one does sometimes,, and bent steadil over ray. book., wishincri that Uhd.hou kwbich( wpuhl brings me to, dear ' aunt Margery 'was over. - 'Presently I was reading something, so amusing that had forgotten everything besidel Thi train had left the. little , station far liind, and was goings at full spead, wh'erl Buaueniy a norria voice close to my ear; made me. start, and I looked up to see' i tv4 a uxucuuo iituc dusts vj mine -j5nch a vricked leering face ! ' Take off that Teil miss : I'm sure a whiflf of fresh- air will do you good This! carriage-iff awfuljnuggy')U.thai was" the creature a -verv pTrrKinrti nxuggy !" V !Besides.t's desoerati bad for your eyes ,to read through thai specK.iea stun. . j - - , ji Without replviner. T bent mv head lower over my book, but the letters1 ??nsed, and my heart was " Poor little thine: ! 1 Deaf, is she ?t and he took the seat opposite and -le'anjf ed across, so that I had to shrink intdi ay comer :tO i avoid hia touch. Poor little Uha needed her lion now. 1 T?l 'it. Jf m i , V mi ine eyta, iliish. ana sncn shiners as yours are ;too good :to be wasted on that stunid book. Give fellow aV:neeD at them.T Aird a .great red hand advanced jto wards my veil. j- 4- :. . '; I could 'nly cower into mr cbrnef with a great cry of "terror-one helpless call on. -"Uncle,", knowing theNhild1 now iar away ne - was, an-a- now; unconn scions , of his r poor. little - Polly's trouble. - In putting up his hand to my ; veil,! the man touched me; and the touch, slight as it was, roused a . fury of ; anger such as I nad never, felt before, arid nope; never to ieei , again; it gave m oact my .voice. ,.t t "You shall not X How dare You must not touch me-u'ricle will kil jo.u 1" 1 :.: - , . -. f ; The man laughed at iny puny rage. VKill me for takinar care of vou L I he does riot wish others to fill his place he should look after not let you out alone. you better and You vhad bettet be civil, or He drew out a large clasp knife as he spoke, and began deliberately - to - open it, looking at me all the while. It was come at last ; I should never., never sea home . Main J. - . Ojoo flash of thonch t j I wb.von unit uok jMtftiMtfulr T.o.Ra 3mo! I thy Past, withrits-'littlettiscorilfntsl paughtiness, and great happinessm ing dead ; uncle's opening of ' theftele grarn which would bring the news-jj-the darkened home,' the broken hearts which would surely carry till theydied the. remembrance , of the dreadful.fae of their wilful but oh ! their loving darling-rail this occurred so vividly to me.! that with a - great cry for help to Heaven, I fell at trie man s leet, ana en treated him not to kill me. , 'A f Kill vou ! .. . I thought it was yotir uncle .who was to kill me ! Bless your little heart, I am going to take care bf T 1 .1 1 . -KT . J.'Ji.'iAr, you. 1 ou iook paie. liowr, uiuu jyu come on in too greax time ! for breakfast ? a, purry to nave Have a bit jof to take a . blapk luncheon "--stooping bag from under the seat. I always feo about provided with sometlung goqa. m a soft-hearted boy, I am, and never see a line young woman, suuer, n x help it. Peck a bit now do; you have a hungry look." I - I What shotvld I must I do ? I at choking-back the tears for I would not cry before fiim: ; - $1 . I am no; hungry ; x wiu not eai. Do not speak to me any more, i X on must not I, am a lady. , p Ii f'A ladyl I know that- Do you think I'd be so good to you if I you were not? I know a lady when I' see her and a hungry lady, too I knewyou was., Come, peck a -bit. Don't "be bashful.": J-J V, t ; v,-. By this time he had unlocked, the bag and taken from it yes, it mayj ap pear improbable, but, oh! It is dread ful true a turnip a great unboiled turnip a turnip still, covered withjhe soil of the field from which the vrretch had taken it! He began to scrape jand pare it while I looked on. f I Was, he mad ?, I w6uld try to please him, and - do as he wished, , and then perhaps he would not hurt me: I should soon.. be with aunt now, and at-that thought I felt the tears . coming again, but opened my eyes widely, and bit my lips hard the tears must not faLV I crushed them backhand sat watching my cumpuu , r w - till, having peeledthe turnip to His aiiiuciauj, no .vuw v v.--i.r.i:.-.- itinmn Haw .nrnini tnhpo by those finders! ! - Come, take it. my beauty a peach ripe and downy as your own. cheek. P?5M iii dfar. too. this season : but I give noheed to that; If so be as Ifirid a prt-tty girl to eat emj I don't grudgl the money. Come, peck away ; or do (jyou want me- to feed vou r No, you shan't Lata it without Thank vou. - Alter all mr tronUe, that 'ain't manners a iirmificaut look at the knife. m 1' I j Thank voul" T said, eagerly took: the slice of turnip and began, to eat it yes, I ate it all, every moutalul making me feel more ilL Another slice was offered; I Ltook it arid began to eat, butmy throat seemed to J0j osinorT rrn Id not swallow. L I ; ."fionw. finish iL Good ". isn't it ? The ladjes are always fond of a bifcof fruit. Don't be , bashful Pve eerie-, thing here for 1 you to 4 wash it . down. Nothing like a drop of brandy to nvke it agree with you," and ne toucnea yie e -which out of his pocket. Whatrwonld become of me ? I had once seen a dreadful woman for a few I moments at home a new cook she! was n WAD SlTk'f .'.'Mvf told; me she had taken brandy and 7 was arunxi i naa thought her mad. If ne had made me1, drink it, and if, when Aunt jMargery fotihd me, I but no, this I would riot do j; he might kill me first, II went on eatng the turnip, -and all thewhile j Iprbyed earnestly 3 for rescuer ;Ya; ray I prayer . answered? The.train began to slackeri ;its speed it stopped; butthere was'nbrstationin sight. I thiak it was a sliding or some thing of that kin4. . f At the side of the carriage where I was; sitting there was a steep 5 bank which j shut out "all Ihope ; at) the other sidejwpBe several jlies of rail'; beyond was the open country. In an instant my torturer was at my window. I '' With u uatn ne commanded me to be stUJ, and stay where II was." I heard some one pass, and, in j reply to a question, I suppo$e, say that; we had been shunted to allow a special train to go by it neck of a black bott would pass in three minutes. ! I tsalleSrt, but very faintly, I am afraid,yfor no one ianswered. land the " nad " ttiiowcAcu, ;uu me i caa turnea on me so fiercely that X, dare not try again I The! special train sweDt bv. but 1 harlyijsaitrreyes sole, were lastenea oaf the .rigure of a Iman writf just then 'came down the !green rjan wriicri was at some distance, s i presseo; my lace to the glass. Which war: wbuld he take? He stood ud for u momenc, ana menisiowiy, lazily saun - A. 1 11 i 1 1 - . - tered, towards me.r The "glass was ixtjp myoniy nope was tnat.ne would , pass close and see me, fori was past calling or moving now. Jl noted every trifling detail of his figure and dress ; hdfwas Stall;! broad-shouldered gentleman, ressedj in light gray ;. young, and with a long, golden beard ; even the carna tion in ( his b.utton-lhqle I observed, and the strength and .careless ease of; his figure ais he lounged along.- ? He stopped to whistle to his dogs, and then again strolled on, idly twirling his cane.1-' ; I do riot know what kind of f acewas pressed to the glass on my aide it was a wild land, scared .one,' I am sure jbut in . another minute ajriair of "great merry blue eys carelessly jglatfc'e'd up infiass ing, and were startled into earnestness by the eyes thy ( encountered the whistljfl sounded btit, even as t 4d, a strong hand was! on the doqr-haridle, the dojor was wreriched open, the Itirain moved pn -he was, beside .me, I:waa safer .- - ' ' , : . s r i iitb.iiti . - - -, v. i.- en one Of ; his hands .tight in botn o mints but that 1 d6nrt.bflieve. " Ih the .first place, we had never been, introduced, and, iri the second, two of his fingers are abbut as much as my twp hands can contairi at once. Iiknow, wlieri 1 grew calnjer, that I fopnl him taking care of me; and that I didn't dislike it as much as 'might hive1 expected. I don't remfember how I told him all';' I; sup post the turnip and knife, which still lay bn! the seat, helped me a little j but I dd know that lie told me "not to be frightened, fpr he would not .thrpw,the scoundrel from hcj window, as hev de served" and that j he looked so fierce and so strong that I could quite imagine it was a habit of iis to throw scounr drels from windows, and that he rather likeiiit,:, JWhath4 did was. to take the creature by the! cqllar, and' force t hid down' on . his 'knees, .in spite fhi4 piteous protestations that 4 'he never, mPftrit to Lnrt tne ?lady it Vas only a lark ii he -would! not have done it fora ten-bun riote, notjif he had knowm;' Hold vbprl tongue. Swallow this; and think yourself lucky to escape six months on the trekdmill. For the lady's sakej I will not prosecute you, andI'll not break every hone in your body, as I should like to do, as it might annoy her trt.RPfl it done. 1 But vou'll eat this; to the last :mersel mud and all I I should say it is not the only dirt you will have to &wallow in ybnt life !- Down with it 1" Ajnd when "the j. last atom had disap--peared, my deliverer," with .parting shake, flung the creature into a corner, whAr be lav till the train stopped," and tnrrifd to "take care" of me again. j II lalmost shrank from thet stern face to which I riow jraised my eyes, but it softened in a moment, and I lay back' iri a corner and rested silently and thank fnllv while he A interposed his broad . I , 1 'J.. .! Xll -3 At-- ' snouiaers Detween me auu , ;uw end! of the carriage, till trie train again stobped, and. I j saw w aunt Margery dear old face on the platform. I lam sure she (Wondered at the eager ness of my clasp ! and at mv face, wnic n I felt was stall Lwhite and scared. mod a little motion towards my deli Vplr V.nt on3d not soeak a word. H said a few wdrds and gave his card "T - ho anted it and the ait .i , , atirtn as cracibuslv as she does eve thing, and lobked rather annous.to gf mel; safely to the carriage W bome,ar I in five nunutqs.Yg 3fetearryinJiiw, "; .What did' he do for you, darling h Oh f he was so strong ana sog to ine and he made him eat the wl turnip, auntiei H. ''. ' ' ? i 4TnA wholri trirnip f You are ill, lyj Come, we on't talk or think of now.". -. - , -Ii And she Quieted and petted me, deritly thinking ithat 1 riaa lost mr TtnKI T n-n Ivintr on the Sofa m driwing-roorri, able to tell her alL Well, that was my first and only tAmrit at ' taiinir care' of mi BC-Z r nu-ar vo t-i f rAr en fTQ 1 T"l lOUl it, care of me no w-i-of course, yott tu: ' A J S ii- - i J 1.W' wmA ft1 siana .inat ix was ne wuu deliverance." Aunt wrote to hint j ye7 evening, Irbm Jjondon and my father came Mxt morning on pui to thank him; then TomlcaUedi ax : And so the ena ox mysgwxt i -d say -the real betrinnincr v am his wife now K unmKit a THtTthafc mv hen at least 1 l a'-'ii merely jjfoi- tiJjW lithujk Tom the frhost t$ Kimthe world, and would I Wli i&J U)1J LnnS. y. - thadisagreeable w, ana BheSs one of the iind kindest ploHwcilnen.inlEng- i O ha-found 'her LionClshe : I Wfe am litehjna: ?ijf mm ,un,diFHar;i and, as he can growl ; i a,vo. uuiiiv iiiiiiini7 n im i nr waitmt foWlon Ihbjtterfe f OpniB Lion4"-i-f ondon Maga- zinc. ' ti V, rl' Tint Temple of Diana. U The feiJle iof j Diana, about which mere f as ?een so much contention amohghe learned for - so many gexiera- tiphs, i3' now proved to be octastyle, that !isf Kafingi eighi columns'in frbnV iia tcjKiiteen commns on ina siaes. I the miumriiations of the hitter ghifeaiam the temple OmtyleL ., The , statemerit ot Pliny as ttita havrng had 106' cojninns (externallyi (ifebWet, and as maiiV as twenty-sen of ITipra nTiorht have been the coatrlhntiona of kinffs.'? Of theo- sition of tt thirtywx columndi ctelaice tsuuitur colunansy. rmav obtain iur ther prodf beforethe excavationflfare complete Allowing for the'proieption of the which, ntrlrdi on';these 1 coluians, the fragments lately found, is mu ith irt sen inches, the diamet4 the 'jc m: ins .waa about , o? W inches, -giveifih; .Tie 'dlnlerisidns of the temple PHiryVizJr 1220 feet :byi425 eet, -wer videritiv "intended5 WappTy to the jrJfttforn '"tlnofe which ith Pi.builtitThaactual.widti:9 trie platijrriieasuredatthelowerriost step. i 7s 'jaH leet 3ii incnes juukuw. i-he PVK foaAo its lencth is rit.-at' present T-rr,lHiv -and the dirieri sions gijL . itjx -rov liAVA tci be era pie if- 4- irom pliri o Pinrtn. ftii; out,1 a:e' 1631 f eeU9j r'ticl '4 inehe0 The&ei!df v'richesby 30atfeejt the platform pears t havje beM'jdvrred withiwo tiers" eilipticj uMsLATjnna, lomo; and gonntjian, iragmeajrasoi ptese raying been h ind near fhe'wlsA-! the. cella.' ;i-4it .-'ij-.-,' v-.:,-lv ii:??', rhA h Tasbionrotes. j J .'jrera'co box- pie 'e. ruff behind ia ape1ish way of fiii; Sg the necbf lllfaaqus, andiin- pn: or the'ruahdrttheentleman's - l! i A Tfctty d d&iinr" totytHi' "Idresses-is a C: 4lebre&tejockeR:i 6que et5teiQckefc:; :ftsqu"e with an rim over-s'twU, Fe back to tha blt, andtwoaii&At pleating oathJlowerskirVgi M ioltveless jackets vspein.Gly those of bkdlor dark-colpreUyfelvMrill be agausbioriabh ,arid!.ar wilfiehalirie,rd sildjisses, accOm- paiuu Dy sasns orvelvet., : fr .ilk or woolen ruff is now as uni- riI!for finishing. thft riflAV of dresses h haA bands haye fceen- bithrto.: .. . :. ','. icartif ii suits rfor mor-iirig either ffinouse or streef,'are made of the new Oit calicoes. . -,. ii . : i: t i rtists in' gloves haye prepared; kid ores of invisible colors .tomatch the pfc costumes with, which they are to rhort gloves, with' bnt one button at U wrisi aro $1 65 ; with two buttons, $ the sylishf loneer irloves fastened b three buttons are $2 50 and with fir buttons. S2 75. 4: Sanshlne as, a force. 1 good iiltistratio.n'ofrnannabifity st It SAir snmv.t ;;fUf n. lAif,AaA fcne, is afforded bythe followirig cal- myon :;; -t . ,: L Ihe mechanical equivalent of the Yer- ai! sunshine upon ; a ; 69Urd mile t of e farth's surface is computed to' be 321,000,000 pounds raised a foot high : a second. 4 TJnder the most favorable J rcamstances, a squard mile of .terres- 1f "Vf receivjLngi this amrantt ttun 4 una, if planted Jrifif bananas, would 1 iSKWiSiESSK- .Uth appears ta i be capable, ? But th lantity of food would suffice on ii j il:. i is only l 30,000 men, whose voited mechariical -troS would riot irais'.morerfthani 10, 00,000 pounds a fodhhigh jtn a seoond.- Si irouia, therefore, not be possible for I tiy number of men. by - their mechan- - italJforce, to procure annhing like a af5fiien light and wceat in the absenee '.yrinshine to raise frtrm the: soil, the .1 t.ri . H V . a ... .. . ,?o fi"uca ti8 neeoiui ,xors tneir own n Id B. Parker, a " Kch triiLdelTibian: lid? his wife Uiroughv. jealousy, infltct ound, andlh?shoJ hH- baps,' 4 In hi address at tbe Worcester uounf- Jl t . i .IT . AL I ty. Agncnirai,sx axr, , nen.w Botltyell saidf I d not vnagine ina between theaniraal andiregetabU king Massachusetti farmers, are generally ii dpinv; '-i "H ' ,f ' 1 doht but I ain omte sure tnat some or vV w4va' rJnlied their annual carrl- their annual ." tr r- .-jii. :-f . : - . ings toJthe payment of mortgages, wh the money rotua nare neen more pron ablv used for? the improvement , of ' tt . K i - . . . a ably XLsed fori farms; r It m iv seem strange that should suggefe ; that it is not wise ways, and n m. . t - a Ler aa circumsrances, rar debts. with any foundation In but whetne truth, l can dt say that in 4 speech ila. on a festive, occasiok 1 at Philadel when Pennivlvania was i embarrassed Si it. li: inaiatiirl I that; her Wannjed nnhlin. debt; must be. DA by! the occasion land subje ne sam 4 The debt of Pennsyl roust bdtoaid :l it shall be paid if it rhvselfi" lArid then, after a little lav: be added J "but as to 'private? debteness, fthiat is a different thin Private indebtedness, arentlemen, rat. er some circumstances is, a auiereni. uxipx from jfrdm la pnbho debt. 1 do,, sot spealc of the obligation, but of the wis dom of delay with tne consent . oi;iue creditor. ' Puhlie debtri usually repre sent the cost of wars, of public buid- irigs,of enterprises too vast for private undertaking. II 'mere' are no avanapie asset! except. ,the. private property the producing power . of the peo Everr delaV shifts something of t . if .m ' - r - 'J 1 1 V. A.JL. Duraen irqm accumuiawju . weivi -v wealih.Tjroducinar classes., Theinte on the Tjubllc debt of JEngland "can wrnrtcr larcreiv irom mo ihuuiiuk but ithe DrinolDal could only be paid iromjtneaccamuiateu,wcaii-xi m hvud jricotneof f the accumulated wealth of the Icountfy 1 The logics which ' forms the jbase f British policy on this tub iertts clear ' The wealthy men, of Ithe country receive from the laboring classes jrnc Vt 11 IV, LI nnd rtftid With Hvnfleast rnossible delay: ifebtearfesjunder -ome 'cirfilm - etaifes, mer nas nan. ,;tne. sum 01 juyejw- sarv'to bhTa farm5 suited " to bi :4tea ject onlf to the chance of rise or failin Alt" 1? . . . 1 . M T1 't i-4 I me vaiue or tne estate, juvery rim prevemefatislfbr his benefit.' Th4 debt is an anrifual charge to the extent at the interest-f-notrimgr more. ,.lf the farmer merit of his farm.! in the increase df .his pro quctsi ne aaas to jiis weaitn rabidly than he would by the pa' f d4bt- J ' T ia Ax. prf ducts he adds to his wealth u fhte V-f lP8 t is certainly value of I the estate . to diminish the incumbrance whi 1' k I : j 1 owner nas not ail tne means in. m iness that he desires. -H Do? Stealing Story, j: Ilie wife of a London attorney rorite poodle dog, and in her diAtrees invoked $the aid of rier liege lora flo xe- CO er the pe. He knew the he id of doff-stealing fraternity profi sibn- th alllr, so hesefat for him and told hinS of i 1 . L 1 - : 1 . . I -"I nis loss.j . is . j . ,,. . ... f Well, 3Xr. Q. C.,M was the iepl V knows your dorg well, and I thinks I Knows now to ere t it. ; jljui ii s a very Azvt ! .t " mqneyn r I ,; '..-." 'A fHolmuchW ; ' i- RuhbisbJ" ; " ' :' ' f.: But'aiter a! deal of altercation, GL'Ct teed; give Ji, wnerepn nis inena saia. r orire a gen eiman, and trie bargain as ptruck, "But," wa the addendt Myou; can t riave lam for a few days. fWht not ' inquired Q. 0, UJ f Writ, yer-.sees, i. yer uorjrwaa ifi i i f..1.-iiK t.TJ Only BO1!1 las iJlUuua; w a uum 16" forf twenty guineas, and as he's gbt lto.be iafnAdlond df him, ve feels bourid-rto let him h ave $ fewvdays afore we take him back again ; hemust have sumtfhinir tt"-lf iorj nis muurji ii The dbg canie back in due cours4 The Keivrard of Kindness, FThefSocietVcfor the Prevention of Crrieltj- p Animajis nas awaruea im wi null primiums,r' says a Paris cbrre: sinindeniiSPAe gentleman reeerreti edalfcrmrthasingan oia- nprsfrijv -e , i -' - i . if "r fiTMMwii-M -Sf another fprizei nmiucr unto - r- being bforied! alive by us owneri; an arcnitecl obUfneda medal for plurJging inti) th Seirie last ISovember doff.-lAn kgrienltnrist AVlDg a e mention for- extend in noporao nttnre df coat's beardi jft phint p, enabling them thus to rear Xff. ; fPerbrps that farmer ; x dcorer a plant to increase the supply of milk among the .ws nerds,! and tniU enable people to escape from: as. ries-ot tern om umta-wiw. . . : One liennsyivanoa? coznpazry icbktr? IBO collieries. if vania I pay rde p,c inrpe per csiii.. upvu j"-" i tress saiu, ., iu)b, j .t F.",x wi . . UocVsa nntrlif. fo i ttAV.' I .. ' V.i -r-n'ti fall all IOSO nOtll- iiicv 1.UCU10C1 vu.. 4. c - sorry jo juu, - j , , . . We policy of areat Britainidic- ing byy staying athomeJ. I promise that .Ute&jbvithe Healtbytses-jin pur- T0 shall go to the first party f" pIuTfn6rie, nSpaymehtof tfiepMblia by i-yoot fflends, nd stay debt.--Her example teaches that TMhlio u ; nht ilong.l.TiBost:i tossing 'her .debts-ought to be paia msdom of the purchase. The deb is 5f. x 13iarmln, anM L , ' j He eajbys the use of the Iandrnpin thtfL'-, TTTT navment bf"a certain aAnnai: renft'shbL uvw " J-. ff". .M4'."C4 J ithari Bethe I bU8r lost a and received ihthe which k In light x;e drftaa trousers With on lex - , . . . connecting Unk i vViUtoriAa weixrhinir- thirteen f'nonnds are f otznJ in iara of butter from pounds are found in c ...i; ia ! i pruibrierln'at iSuluth got out by falUng in; love witH " tne jauor s daugbterprl, The banquet to Ex-Oov. Oopke, which aVa nl(uJat WlDiard'i - Hotel. suggestion. V4 4 :;f . -ilr-Iw--;f , iNed Q'Baldwixvthe pugilist; Haa been sentenced in,PUaddphia, tq two jars in the PeniUntiary lor Jsggravatea aa- ,H KoHonr I i . t One enterrsuinoviauMno was Tioirtin to make a run "on a fcew York . - .4. . ..if.'' m-'-v m. . i mniK flw into trie ear oi a-young ! ttiddlttJbrt: Niagara nonntv .andeould not be dislodged for several hours, i Finally a surgeon auc- ceeded in, removing itj alive. r , , - . The Rochester Jtewocrat remarKs, as, a sample of unequal iassessmenta, tthat " in Whitestone, in .Oneida county, a, Birigle calf was soldHhe pther. day at a. sum greater than j' the whole .aasess-l . i. nAMMial tiroDertv1 Of the uivui. v : w x r towri.'if- -r.'', V. .. '' rt ' II- . w It is a singular colnoidence"' that the gold corner of . September, 1SQ0, when so many person iwere ruined, .and the v pulminition of, the piriic of 1,813, ben : the finances of the entire country have . been placed' in tho in,bst danroris con-. , dition nappenea upon mo bhui-j r the week and in theame month; ,f A lady was mneh beset by her negTO cook s for permiesionf toi attend the fu neral of some relative; but, to compen sate her for jthe depirvatwunr m- 1 i Ljx - i J 4,-.T.i. Vitmm. fmm g TI fiOl i but pilvatelTZo,,: 1 like dat ?"! lop .know 1 1 aou, 8et w-raim Jitr'pWiesk ? r oiry M-fSfX one corp r pue .;'T i ...rrwP iJU L''IW Ml vju" v mers. icoauettrsriir'Wigflrie-waggiea to I 1 III' k 1 1 4 the pianaand ianjcH -' '' When ttr nUo-lioon M raiiblW-lj be-ehmliig . O er tbex c-tialm uyJsi-bMeut B e--e, Its ra-dytinc so-hof tlv utt e-beato-ing,' 7- J at, Hofindfe-toCB, , r I tl-hiak. I thfte-he-he-lifeheheliaJhinic Oifif tnee---r Beautiful, Misi! ulit f, Beautiful !" and we. all clapped, our .hands. Do please, sing ahothet veTfee-lt's perfectly . ; divine, Miss Julia said Eugene Augus- . tus. , iThenj Julia! m raised.! her .golden (dfed) head, touched' VS .white ivory , with her jewelled flngirsj auq warbled : u er tne se-nena mo ae-ner uj bw,. Arid twe-het iha re-hiud l blo-bo-iog, Oh! 4 1 tbwe-wnic' llofth-b, lthe-blak, ' i tbebink'f ' Itbe-be-be-be-be-hfr'be-bink bo-bo-bo-bo-bo- - oh-hof th The Swan as n'J as A'JLoiaer. The .female swari, , if one may ludge i . . a l anytriing irbm ner conduct, makes a most careful and excellent mother. The hnman mother is an in comparisoni To see the Y wan .with her gray cygnets sailing abbai is not mush more iir itself than1 if ahperej a : goose and goslings ; but ' when-j ha stakes a mind to give jthe Ujtle. things a ritle, then we' see riding pic-a-back 'eleva ed," as thai new'spjspersf 'say of circus ridings . to. the ranlfi $1 m't Jfhae Ati," She assists I the youngsters to mount her back either by1 lowering her tail into the water and thus) teaebig: their . infant minds tbei use of,' anw' ioclined V1 DP f1"1 lut7 fc V7 T 5 or ihe tkks out illss black. fut of plane, up which tbey straightway walk. her." (as we! orioe heard the performance of protruding her j web-footed.." limb al luded to by a low person next: -ns) and makes . a convenient- step. : She then raises ner wing, ana arcnes paca ner neck, and thus makes a most comforta ble cradle lined with t wan's-down. ' im- pervibur to' theind,inw which -the babies sif ak theTr' ease.'rtir 'sleep, or out on toe ttnorrjspg? .-rit.' AOaMBiSso StOBT. It ..was some time? s'ge thaili) marrat M of -the gsmb- A ling tables in New iTort fit n after play.' ing a tundgbt np"brekV, Ifelt in his pocket f jurrwajr' money that might Tetnaiii thert; bixiihirciwas none. -and he drew; forth bxxr a cough lozenge. He was about patting it into his month whn he was strtJt-'with' the similarity c of its appekuance to an" split,, and part.' ly in jest thirew.it -Upon the table.' j It won and 'wis paiaV try "the dealer, who did not notice the; deception! and with this amount he coritiaoed to, play un til he left thf Uble amrerrbf- more thaa $10,000, and wita thi (ftnnVh estab- V lished himself in busiaess as A. druggist and apothecarr. Never after could i he be induced to pet on a card. . . i: 1 n s h v . : i i ... i f j VfW -v.rivy-.ci
The Clinton Reporter (Clinton, N.C.)
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Oct. 2, 1873, edition 1
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