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VUHLISUEU.
TEKMs of suiisciurriox
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Bli.ivc ral'. SM'i iul miticH -Jj jht cut'uiu:
rf pillar ailvi't lUcinriilH. v, '
i Limber nHirlUt!in'iitM rlint'iit fuji
Home (HrdeV;
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Hume Lj the Baitrcl'.r'u
life... ,
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t 'W hen lhnatio llrpper an irii id bosom
f 1 t 1 ni 1 ' ... ,
Hie id, Jonah Clnnmeu on the same dayr.
in t.. same cnn.cn, marned Augusta Luv-
nhn
and her learcst friend, AnatUnsia
Mcakin, a contract was nmde between tb'ei
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Uieuikdveri that if one . family had a son
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Ji"iptvf L in. tllt'V I K 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I
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. nriived at the proper ago they should be I
nun i in 111 iii'i 1 :iii 1 1 1 ii ir 1 1 1 i.i u n 1 I uvtr I
husband and wile.
Flipper and Clemuiens bad died full of
.year, and gout ami rheumatism, and left
acli l large fortune to bis wife. Thev
liad each left ns well a. child Flipper a
(langl)ter namcl Kiltv, " Clemuiens a son
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children had now reached therr inaionty,
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nami-M Jlielianl, oUierwise Dick. The
it ml the mothers were anxious for the con
Hnmmatton of their plan. '
j '-Mother," said Dick, at tbe breakfast
table,1 "there ia no use urging that girl
ittv"i Knit, for I will never marry her."
j "llinv do you know, my son? You
have not' seen 'her for twelve year?, and
you tiirigbt be delighted with her," returned
"Mr. Olennnens, coaxinrlv.
j "1 jiiiow I-hboubln," Dick said.' "She
was :i led-headed abomination when a
'liild,nnd I'm certain she's the .panic uc.vi.
Kveu jf she wits as bandsome as Ili bo I
Wouldn't marry her. I'd feel disgusted
the moment I met her, rfrtd. so would slit1,
if she bad a'uv seiue. We'd be introduced,
we'd look at e ich other, and say to onr
liilvesi: And. ijiis is the persiu I've got to
inurryand then we would hale each other."
j "Well, it see. 11s to nif, );ek, that yojn
inight at lea ft .wait until yon see- each nth-.
ej la Tore yon make up your iiiiinl. This
is too dad, just lien 1 thought I had sncli
news for vou." i
"What is the news?" j
"She's eomiii2r."r
"Who, Kiltv Flipper f
1 m b.tt-.r tbi niiriiinfr
from her anther,-, saving Kitlv would start
in a day or to." I
j "(), mv!" groaned Dick. "You must
Ktti.
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Oil ' IF ill I a
her," he said seriousb
"If she
tomert I go. I know what she'll be: a lit-
tie stiiick:up minx, full of. French airs she
ncipiired by studying abroad for twelve
years.; I shan't see her; t hat's settled.
Write to Mrs. Flipper and say we are go
yi on a visit, and don't know when we
will return; or, better, go to town, to see
Mr. Flipper, explain openly that I will
never inarry a Fienchilied wax doll, but 1
want a wife who knows liOw to keep a
bouse n order, can cook, preserve, sweep,
Make, darn, pcw, mend, dust, and, as the
.ndvertjv'uients say, make herself general
ly nsctful. " In sli.'ut, a woman like my re-
ppecled nin.' And, so that you may kill
tvjn birds with 0110 sdotie, liud a cook and
f.-tch her back with vu." 1
I An idea sceuu'd to etrike Mrs. Clem
uiens, nnd slie answered gaily, "Well,
Dick, everything is for the best. If you
won't many her, you won't. So I'll do as
yon say.','
j A ft el-break fast sbe-made a hurried toi
let, and took the first train for the city.
'I'oward evening she returned with as
pretty a little girl as Dick had ever seen.
The dainty; curly-haired little woman
Hfi'iighitwaV went to the kitchen, and then
Mrs. Cleminens informed her son that she
had made matters all light with Mrs,
Flipper, and that the pretty girl was a new
c,ook she bad engaged.
With 1 he advent of the new cook came
such -luxuries as had never been seen on the
(Jlen'imeus table before. " Au'd, Richard's
(jtockings were mended so neatly that an
dd pair of socks were better than a new
jmir. (lis shirts, too, Were washed arid
ironed 0 perfectly, that their whiteness
tnd gloss caused envy in the bos'oins of his
male friends. i
j lint j another change had been effected
by tho 'cook. The pink and white, vonn"
ludy," whotn tbo hottest fire never made
red, was accustomed to take a seat in the
Ulllin iTr .I'AAtn in 1 1 1 ,x ! .1 L 4 1 i -
T"'"n "'"U1 eeuiug :iuu aueim to
ber sewing the kitcben being locked uj
to save gas, as .Mrs. U., said, and 'Dick re
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iiiaiiu-ii 5ui UUlilC 1M" UI, BOmClUHIiJ H!1U
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sfnal fur him. In fact. Dick was in love
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yiiu umiix; uiim.uo nmiii a ininurcd
excuses a day to go the kitchen and have
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vi .w iinu nit uuny-ueaocu nine
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bun, but gradually, as she saw his respect
" r- una vi-iv linn to
t ' ' " t r'ff" ' V 1
j;;rvo began' to mtdt with the warmth of
bis passion, and the young man was cor-
iuuii.-.iu wiiii ins i
: rcsimnumirlv hannr.
rcspondinojv hannv.
1 At lenirtb Dick found bimself ro mi Inn
glcrl in tbo net of lovVthat nothing but
luarria're would free him. so lm int.r.il ib
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kitchen one afternoon, and proposed mar-
rinsrc. 5 '
"W illyoit m.irry mcf paid he.' ' .
"Xm, I will not," she answered." ;
'Whyr ;;; "'.; . ; .:
"You're a ladv as well ns a e.onir nnrl
,it to o a geiijtU'man's wife."
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f 'K A
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a cook, nJi iimiuof
iftn mean vour mrtf hfr
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vliO can't sun ivrt liiumr-lF
without Uelpfrmti ln'tP inotber. "I un lcr
staM you, Dick, ami I admit thst love
' "My Jarling!' lie cried, tulpciii; her.
, "There now, stop. Yon wtwirln't inairy
a 'wax-doll of ; girl; win couldn't krop a
uoubc in OHier, took, carve, prest'rvej Uju ti j
mend, Bew, dust and sweep. I heard voii
say so.' "r:v A - '
anil vou
"Well, I will..v-icp-
.rrnot BmmCjm bggX
'-JtirwVrPiiU f-trtrCo--ir t.,,"..f;.
iy-mitrrt)firK-iety lor n husband; I want
real man, who cay knock down a giant
t- iiisMii me. -d-WKM honest son of
toil one who-n Pit i?,Li i I
nu, one w iio.n 1 11 lie promt to point out
as mv hnshaud," 1
ne insults me. A- ijrood. honest son nf
t.Wllslt do vol. W:lllt ;lllf. tn
Iin'?" . , ' ' v
"Learn a trade; be. a man, an independent
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uiaii. u iieu oii nave earned. enon-li
monev f !- , ,t r ,..;, 1' a'
montr to t.uy .1 t,et ot, iHrniture, and can
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now me that you. aro able to snonoi-t. mo
m vours."
"I'll do it P cried Dick.
Next day, without a word of . opposition
from bis mother, which be thought rather
strange, he left home, went t" the citv,
and made arrangements with ax friend of
his, a carpenter and builder, to h-vm n
ti.i.n.-. iictv a 11 niuurai mecliauic. JNo
other work m-m n-.i :. ...... i i .1
ututi oik man was ever needed at home;
trade. Dick was a!' natural merlmni.- K
he mended evervthiiiir. There w as no tool
tie couldn't use, and, therefore, at the end
ot sis moiitlrs :theie was not a jouruevman
in the shop tli.it could compare with him
for elegant woik. Then he rented a little
shop, ami set up fur himself. -
fei range to say, hi& first order came from"
the widow Flipper to thoroughly repair
three of het housesj Mrs. .'I'lipjier recom
inended him to all her property-owning
iriends". liis business increased wonder
fully because bis Avork was always well
done. - At the end of the year he had a
really good basinci's. .':.. i
Tnen he went ho'me one Saturday nibt
with a bank bonk ami a plain gold ring in
his pocket. He went in the kitchen wav;
there was ho one tluu'e. , !
Oil his way up stairs lie (met bis mother.
Embraces lo!!oweH and he as!;ed:
"Where's Kale?j' , j
iWt' have liiihcrio neglected to mention
that the cook's name was Kate.
"Not in," answered Mfsl Clemmeus:
;"but Kilty Fiipper'-is up stairs; come 'up
iind be- presented." j
"Hang Kittv Flipper T said Ik
I - I here need be no eui.barras'siufnf , Di
she s engaged. p
' "Oh, 'she is, eb? "Veil
eonie
nlonir."
I "Miss Flipper, i niv
son
said Mrs.
Clenimens, presenting him
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' Dick looked up'. 1 i '
- y What"!'" he cried, looking at the lady.
"Kate, by Jupiter 1 what does this mean'?'
"1 am Kitt wFlipper arid Kate the cook,
ioo. I trier! von, m y dear, and you stoix
the. test nobly. - You've- .proved - yourself
.my ideal of a man.j Take ine, if you will,
my darling." ' ' " ; '" "; ; " " '(
And he did take her, while the obi lad v
discreetly looked oiit "of the "w indow anil
tbmight of her voatb.
"And. you w ere all in the . plot against
me. eb V' asked be.'
"Yes," exclaimed the ladies, half fright
ened now they were found out.'
; "Well, I'm glad .of it. '..Kate, you've
made, a man of -me. I insisted , on my" 'wife's
being -a worker, and it's a poor rule tliat
won't work both wavy." -
Concerning Caleb Cashing it-is chroni
cled that w hen iirst as an imbiiions v'oung
lawyer he entered the Massachusetts Leg
islature; he was eager to exhibit his abili
ties iir 'speeches. - One day he elaborately
ridiculed aunt her inembei, a rongh, 'uncui-fivat-el,
logriiiH;io "old farmer, to wbose
ipiaintness un;m!.ers generally were dis
posed to defer." ' The 'obi 'gentleman w as
amazed and-angry at Cusbing's attack,
but kept his seat until the young man got
through. Then he rose,- walked over to
Cashing, shook his hand- in his face, and
said : "What do you mean, young man,
by abasing me in this way ! if yon don't
look out, we won't hare yow here speaking
your ixkccs !'?; ; These last three j'words
"were so nalnable a" hit nnon Mr. Cnsh
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m!s. oratorical st vie," and were spoken so
contemptuouslv, that the whole house
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angtieil, and the old farmer s triumph was-
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Oinineie. ... -
was an employe in the bouse of A. T.
L i t O f. ". r . .
ote.wart ec Uo. tJn Uiinstmas np'-ht he
) I toos tne.JMevatert ltailroad, with his arms
lull ot bundles lor his children. The gate
was open, he walked through and came
d ("VVM Oil tLw njirimiiint' tli farm rif' lmmnn!
v i'"' vV IWiiil OI lltllll.lUl
iv was masiied .out ot tnm.
Judge Hilton
gave an order to -the familv to nut them
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selves into complete moiirniiv.at Ins store
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uiiuouL cost. .uionj? tlie clerks ISilnini.
Dane' of vrmnr men- who nn v,.i.li,.nt
oiuciB. iuv- UitVViU 01 melt OWI
ami furnish music fur festive occasions an,
for funerals. The choir pro nosed to fnrn
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- One of the companV bad a vitui &erv mncli
.en uiu iniioi .ii u;e uuiiat 01 (lieu menu.
t like Mr, Stephensois. sinnino- tenor verri'C "What are you thenl'S - r
3 purely. As bis .voice was beard in life
stillness and solemuiiv of the einireb fl
little boy cried -Out as ho couldn't see the
singer: "Oh mamma! that's Nny paf a; he
isn't dead;; he'll gojiome with iis to-night!"
bathing the entire audience iiv tears. ,
A dealer in extracts The Dentist.
IgVPublisjgl. 'HJyier,
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-'rit r,.u.Tlk ANClIOIt OF COLUMBUS?'
f' . . .
The Oldest Uellc in Existence f tlie Discovery
of America.
-iu fi.Ki -teycii.: iiitu, u;iy ior, tne nrgt time
'BeiaL'1 on lQrd f liiKldn " envi Vfh
higton Irvin-rTrH his liistrtrv of the great
navigator (Vol. II, Book H, pager 123),
"late arlitj lept awake by painful ill
ness and alt ' anxious hikI wattlifnl (spirit,'
he he.ir.l a terrihle roaring from tlie'south,
and tteheld the sea heaped up, as it 'were,
Jnfrv i..,t ..:.f.- r i,:i r '.t .. i.'-i:"f .i .
e.1 1 u'lyo ui inn, ine ntiiiiiu iuf
f't'f u f(l o tu ; Ktai'V
n'riV fin i 'i,d '. 1 ', MnTilO became aggressive." . Follv not un
uuuuiaupToar.. As frequently rued bei-in,pertlneneC l,v bein
LlTtii1" l,UUUJ "I"-oa'--: .
W-S. " r"e aPFoached rendered
more teinble in appearance bv tbil.smiv-
ty ot: the uightl he trembled for the safety
of his vessels. II is own shin iil.b.C-
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lifted up to such a heiirlit that he dread-
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l lest It suouhl tie overtni-neil nr f-.t nn
the rocks, while another of the ships was
'iu vjoienii v irom Per anclioiir"-.. eavino-.
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It
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was hardly necessary lor Jlr. rv n" to
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.niv..... i . iicuiuii nci . ne news
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.a ting they should be swallowed up, but
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lie inountainous snr-ro nnssed oi
" . "" 111 yn-ub euuMei naiion,
the inountainous snv,(. imssed oi 'nml
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gradually subsided, after a violent contest
t . . .:"- i
with the eounter-eurrent of the strait.
ti n.,ii. i r . i i
1 his sudden rush of water, it n sinmnuJ
was caused bv the swelling of onu f ilu
rivers which Bow into the Gulf of Paria, ti
anu wincU were as yet. unknown . to Uo-1
luinbus.
far ..Washington Irving, wbo of
course lounds his teit nnon that nf tbnnbl
authoriiies, and especially upon the "Vita"
of Ferdinand Columbus, the son of the
great Admiral. The words of Ferdinand,
in reference to the loss of the anchor afore
said, in the original Italian, aro as follows:
"Ma piacqne a Dio che passo' di sot to, o
per dir miglio die gli levo in alto, seuza
fargli dauno, ancorcftc ad nn nnriflio Icras
se Ic (incorclie di term" "although one of
the ships left her anchor behind tier!"
" The anchor thus lost on the night of
August 2nd, 1493 nearly four hundred
years ago from one of the ships of Co
luinbns, off the southwest extremity of the
island of Trinidad Point Arena t as Co
lumbus named the spot, 'chic Irving has
recently, been recovered by S-.-nor Arns
tino, the gentleman who now owns the
point of land in question. It has the rare
au'.d thrilling mciirof being the oldest rel-
ie. .staut f the great navigator and of the
discovery -of America. "'.I'
As would be esp-'eted from 'the age of
tl'.is relic, it is an anehrrr in its simplest
form f ex pressuin;'; The' shaft . is round
and eight feet nine inches in. length.- At
the head of the shaft is a round rinr uear-
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Iv a foot in diameti
t- wbUdi the eablo
was fastened.
The tinker .have a spread
ve a sp
of about live feet. Its
eleven hundred pounds.
total
weight is
lint tbe strangest part is to come. This
anchor was dug up by Scnor Argos:inoiu
his garden, from a depth of six feet, at the
distance of three hundred and twentv-sev-eu
feet from the nearest beach of the sea.
His first supposition was that he bad stum
bled upon a relic of the Phoenicians, or of
the ancient nations who have been sup
posed by .'many to have visiled the coasts
of America thousands of years ago. lint
atr attentive exfinination of local facts and
authorities soon convinced biui that a por
tion of his garden now occupies the very
spot at which the ships of Columbus lav
at anchor on the night of August 2n,
1498. The land ijs constantly rising from
the sea and encroaching' upon it nlong.this
entire coast, as has been shown by Hum
boldt, Fiudlay, and scores of Others Who
have written upon this subject, and the
rate of this ercroachment is known to have
been quite sufficient to turn , in 400 vears
the anchorage of the. great fleet into the
garden of a private citizen. ..There ,is ucr
doubt, therefore, at' the. end of. the rigid
inquiry that has been 'made, that the an
chor recently found? by Seuor Argostino
is really hud truly the lost anchor of Oo
lilinbus. ' '. - " ' ? ." :' -
A Tuou.cnTFiTL, Philosopher. A
good story is told of- King George III. of
England who, on eating apple dumplings
in a peasant's house,, was puzzled to know
how' the ' apples got inside. Virginia
philosopher had a similar difficulty in un
derstanding a. tanner's sign, on which a
calf's tail hrinir through an ano-m- bnlp
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After a while the tanner noticed a irrav-
looking personage standing near the door,
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w it n uis spectacles, gazing intently on tue
ign. And tiiere -lie--coutiuned to stand,
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dumidy absorbed, gazing and gabnsr, un-
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in iutj cunoeiLv oi iue uiue-ueiiier was
gieauy excueu ln.iurn.-
lie stepped out and addressoil tbo iudi
vidua!; '-; u r.. -ttrk- '-V '
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"Good ruorninsr." said be1.
"Morning," said the other, 'without raov
i n? bis eves from the snrn"' ''' . :
"Yon want, to buy leather?" said the
storekeeper. - . --
. ;Xo.;' .. - ' : :. ;.'
i" Do vou w ant to sel I hides P -.
Xo. : .' r ' -
""Ferhn'ps Vou' are a farmer ?"
' "Xo." . :'. ' ' -;
"A merchant, niavbef'r ; ,"
., "Xo." . . .." -j.' , . .
"AreTon a dtlctor?,, ' 1 .
"Xo.'" ,
; -'idiili
losopbeiv - Lluivo been stand
ing here lor an lionr trviuir to see: if
in . ..
could, ascertain, bow: that calf got throu"
(Irat auger hole !" ' ' ' '
. "-'t a W atcb, O Lord, before ray month;
keep the door of my lips." Incline not mv
beart'to'any evil thing."'
Corjibr -Aadefsbtr and Old
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TMUHSDAl:,. MARGE m
A PAKUOrk PIETY. ) i DrTII 01 i:ViTrcv. I . . ' T .
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oapAam James Ladlbergcr vonches for Jluurnin? in a flowery Theitre over a favorite
the follnwiii" l.ii-d 1'uriu.Mtr Mr. FlAndrm , kUI.i
AUut thirty yrar8 o, Avhen in Hondu- " ISfe"
ras, in
ttiie , men ncccmipanym- hmi was pre-
r Li - - - . .
emeM ,, a panot u spng.Hly u.nl and
h flucht cl.scourser .a the Spanish lan-
SiS3.!.ni .ft i-M in"M I1"!11!1
cUy, xjhe e after t,eng dom.e.led in the
nonse oi oi tne aptaiu'. family, soon ac-
qmrea knowlelge:of the Engl.,h t, ngue.
1 he nest door nciglr of the family wa3
a gairulons wonmn.Hut ecold, forev-
er qnarrtMng with some one or .n,etb.ng.
, o,. v, uemg anoveu uoer y was
eased to take nn nnii fr or. ui vm-il fi. I
t;: , i - .
neasea to uiKe an anu 5: on the van! fence.
and nuhnrad
iw,u4io..iH-umi0n, an.i
frequently rued be,- impertinence l,v being
kn off: the fence with a luoomS
mm ,i . . .. MK" -''Wuiit-K.
This brought forth a torrent of abuse from
her l hi a red feelings, nnon the h..'id
nssau-jnt. iinallv, t ie Inrd s-. lan-na-'o
i.. L ' i : '.. . A ft"J"
sail-lnt. Finallv. the bird's-, l.iiirni.i
wecaiue to aousive mat tue UaVtaiu was
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" niiiific-i ri-u 10 a f oni i jnrisiinii i-m.iiv
in unci couuuv, w Here, in the ponre of
Li r ' I , i
time, she reforuicfl and became to some
i ...
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yAlc,Ml a ln' 01 ".vii? piety.
omiie nine ago, while sunning herse f in
the nV.b.n n i i "-im
111(5 gai'icn, a large haw k swooped down
i .i ! ,. . 1
c i ... .
ami iore me uij.tresse.1 parrot oil as a
irP r(,0, t r, 1; 1 '
pi'e. iter recent lei gous training came
Li.J...:.. . . "'"'"o
and bore the diti-esse.1 parrot off as
iu in. i jiis-siMa nee, as ai me ion oi tier voice
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:liO SlilieUec . "(). Lord. R-ivi i r-
-ord, pivc me!" The hawk became so
rrilic'tl at the uuexneeted crv tb.it b.
dropped his intended dinner ami soared a-
ay ii) the tlistanee. l'olly still survives
er attempted abduction.
A Peautifll Story. A touebin.r
besnrinjr store with .i o-n.ul t.i.n-.l ?j .,i'i
o jO . - 3 ...... ...... , i . o k i ' i i
by the Pittsbnrr TchrmnJt: "A vnn-.o-
maii who had been on a thuee dav's' de
bauch j wandered into the reading-room of
a botej, where he. was well known, sat
down, and stared moodily into the street.
Prcsei tly a little girl of about ten years
came in and looked . timidly about the
room. She was dressed in rags, but she
had a 'sweet, intelligent faee tloif pnnl.l
j ' "3 7
scarcely fail to excite sympathy. There
were i ve persons in the room, and she
went Co each lier,.;.i,r (,,n ilr...n..
; ;j V " V V li I I V. HI .1 II
gave her a live cent piece, and the then
went to the genllemaii sp.iktn of and ask
eil hi:i for a penny, addiu: "1 haven't
had ailytbing to eat for a whole day."
The gpntleman was out of Inimor, and he
said cijossly: "Dnn't botbet me; go away!
. .....v,.. i ii. i, i .iiiiiinj :.i eat ior turee
davs." 'Tbe e'uild oiieneil tier ivii iiln-
w ondcr anil h'ared at l,i;ut f jr, "pjoaii
then walked sTTTTiy'KTwi'tc iioorl " biie
liiriiedj the knob, and then aficr hesitating
a few Fcconds sl,e w alked up to him, and
gent lyi l iving the five cents she bad re
ceived) mi his knee, sai l, with a tone of
true girjish pity in her 'voice: lf you
haven't had anything to eat for three days,
you take this au4 go and 1ny you smiie
brcad.l Perhaps 1 can get "some mare
somewhere.' The young "fellow blushed
to the 'roots of his hair, and, lifting the
little sister of charity in bis arms, kissed
her in jdelight. Then he took her to the
person's in tbe room and to those in the
corridors and the otlice, telling-the ttorv
and asSving contributions, giving himseif
all the money ho' had with him. Over
$40 wt-re raised, and the little one tent on
her way rejoicing."
t , - -
A Minister's Dilemma. The great
Hanger ot using Slips of papi r to aid the
mcuioiy in punim sjiealiing is illustrated
in thcicasc. of a Scotch minister wbo had a
custom of writing; the heads of, his dis
coursejo'.i b ts of paper put into bis Bible.
On one occasion he was explaining the
Second! head. and. 'o-cttitin- n littl m -h-.,.
came down with such a "thump upon the
iuoie iiiai me ensuing slip fell over the
edge of the pulpit unperceived. On reach
ing thj- end of the second bead be looked
for tbo next, but it .mil.! ..' I... r.....l.
and ex'claiming -"Thirdly" several times.
got .quite .bewildered, ami , could not ultcr
another word. At tliis point, while the
i.iTHrt'iJiroli..n ........ ......tl.. ... : .I.?..?
v ' '.-?",, ' ' j'.ii i ly Mvmpai nixing in
his grtfat distress, w hile'others were of an
. . : T L i .. 'i '
oppoMie moon, an old woman rose uji
and addressed the' minister: "If I'm no
'.L..' T .i:..ii n . r. .
mioi.iyi, mi i fcaw iiiiruiy nee oot at tue
east wiudow a wee while Fvue."
Tf . .. r. ... I X
at was fcwiuy-iwo years on iev lear s
day siueo the prefent Germiin emperor re
ceived.his lust coiinnission in the Pnisshi
o,-..,,- J ti ... i T
aj my, .1 here is onlv one ease of pnn-ilK-
. - , , j .'
lo.,fcivi.oo.Ul,e nail of.a mcmWr of
modern nistorv. I'lincn V.t:..J r
i -.1 ' . - """"
Wa tho 'youngest brother of King
rre.ler.cfe ihe Great, .who died in 1813,
nan served about tho sami nnriori k;.,.i
1 Frederick William tL . f.
it. ---
peror's father rould l,nni V,vf....lnJ
. ,i v ' k " w" V- V .vv
; years service, but ho was raised to the
rliriinA- cir o inm .o i-n 1 1 ....1 ...... I . . . ;
........v. u. 4. ii.iu I'uiniiiciv caiiv nine.
I' I'll' .1 . .. . J I
wueii uoiaing tue rank ot major-general
viL ut..Mu&. in ia4 tnero uied
at Treleavan, Cornwall, England, nt tbe
age oi so, a most learnetl but ccceutnc di
vine, Mr. lyne, ior tiftv vears. vicar of that
pansIiJ His chief peculiarity was ulrea
ot contamination; He scrupulously avoid
ed not'ouly-direct contact with the Unman
species, but anything that bad been toncbei1
l.r. All..... TT .. 11..... I ... J . , ,
' yiueij.. iie aiioucii no one. to approach
qnjte close -to .'btmr nor ' would' be put on
airy clothes until he had fumigated them
II 1 4." .1.1 - .-l13.. 1 . .
" loncueu. uionev until it usM been
washed or brushed. In the coldest Weath
. U 1. .. 1. . . TW? . . .-
i uc ijcvcr uiui a nre. ills ucaltli was
excel Unit.- ' . .'
We
health
pre not so sensible of the greatest
as oi inc least Bickncss.- .. .. ,
command of tha hark Khh,y,,.U A " l ,,v,,,u- .
Streets, ; Fayette ville,
1 -rrr
lSO.
There was grief in tU American Muse
utu in tlic 0I, ,:st Monday; over
,iia death of M. Fndrau, MV
W0,1' tt vonn-lady uto was known on
,he lulls as "The Mor.Ln (Hani (iirl."
Sll0 dit,l at hvr residence, Xo. GG Wit
1Wth Ktrcet at lialf-paltV.M.r o'clock in
th0 afternoon, after the Jrdi.mrv illne, to
all appearances, of .omo weeki. Xo one
anticipated . th j ddcn and dreadful
change, and when. it cano it plungea boll,
i i j i .t i
wmr, uu wnen.
tt. i.,......i -...1 1 1
in the ".bow"
woUUulo the depths ol .u.ouTrmor
0X'J T n
I , u rTU
wide as a "cnnosif v." th
In quest of facts" anc it the detniso of
known far and
U'Hcmis a "curiosity," thfe Herahl ropirter
k . -
r:uicu nnon Mr. liiimw-iii .r t . i..n,A..m
lie was aeconleil all ladiluics and mk-iiI
i-onsiueraiiie nmo m 1 1... i.wti.1 ..... ... i
. : ii . j .....
Iccting facts, whicb are
like this:
- ... ... . c.'iiiiiijvIII. 1.111
about souiethiug
Miss Annie Wood wad born in ltr.vi.1.
iead, is., a httlo over eighteen years
igo. At an earlv aire she ben-an to mm.
. . . j ; -r - .......
llest that SUSCCPtibilitV to tbi neen-lmn .if
fat which was her distijigilishing profes-
.-.v...... iiMiaiunMn; auii evcniuauy iicr
doom, dentil leiviii.T 1 .4..H l.nAn.1 1... f . 4 ..
I ..vv .i va.i.-v'l t l.llll
itegeneration or tlm l.nrirf ft fll til f Ail !.
kidnev troubles. Tuoi vn.ir t..x
Wood C11110 to (V irfc Y till tiff i itrv f I.
in the old "American Museum" in tin
J'i'. near uraim sireet. no wna
i r i l
then a very prettv-giil,
lespite the f.icl of
II and vei 'hiii"
I'Hll" a most his feel I-.
10 pounds. .She was il.iiiieu'atlv mil!.
phiisant and even tei'Tpeiid, and was al-
wavs noted for her (tl f I tr ii lii i a alia, ru
. . - I
Iter generositv, her WilliiiTrueivf to do anvl
thing in her power to ai4 I ho cnii.iii'es
about ber, whether the scene n-.i a hall
in a large city or a wimbswayed tent in a
eonutry circus. .She wad out all l.-t w.v
sn with l.irinoiiH f-iii-iiKL cii.rui.
lion both to the public ijud ihe manage
ment. It in.iv sound strini'le. I.nt it i
evertheless true, that oJtsi le'of the fact
Oi iCl:irr a fellir-il fill. lit. ti ill. li......
-J . ....... . .'...'...V 441,44 4 1 1 . ' f-V
about her, she was also the reeii.ient of
honorable matrimonial ratentions on the
part of gentlemen in pvrrv i.li.-i r,f
ncss life. Many oirers ijf inaniuge were
uni'le bet, in'mc of wl.icl( were necrj te-l,
until 1:1 I aeiHt.er last, when, while liar
niiui's show wai at tbe 1 lipimdromr. s!n
became the wife of Mr. John FLmdmii
then engaged as lickil seller fr the com
binatioii.
cuikf or Titn rt
RIOSITIE5.
" X in r.ti.-i-f it kt.-iS 1 1 ' . . . . ' 1 It
,...- 4-i-.4. 4 'V &44H1CVTU , .Mir-
ing an on nour, nail a chance ly talk to
the living cutWiiics nijd tu leurn that
grief for tho death of a! companion and
friend is just as genuine in tbe myMie
realms of what is known as tho .bb,
show" os in tho most oithodox branches
of society. The Oirrasnau e-irl. Zoo M.-1-
eke, w. us in tears, hn l when asked almut
it she was free to vonfesJ that her agita
tion was due to the loss of 0:10 who had
become endeared t her. Mile. Z h sjxike
feelingly of the "Morium i int 1 . r...
ealling many "of ber mlod iiuafitiei nu.l
dwelling pailicula'ily npiin la-r habit when
iraveung oi insisting upoli all iu the hotel
coming to her room en LSuudav and i n.
joying ber bospitalilv.
"les,' said the Albino. "b! was n
good girl. .She used to iv, 'Xow let 1L-
I .4 1. I I ' -
nave a. picnic. " 1
There was no n'iestii)ninf the Mooni
tliatbung over tbe museum. Kvtn the
Arab Oiant, towenug over the others like
a palm tree, seemed deieeted. II14 ,i,il.
feelingly of the eycut, atid, with a frMi
propoitionate to bis sizk reuiirked-that
death was the common lot of all. The
little people, iu their miniature, i hairs.
wen-also oppressed, and ilid not attempt
to sell their photographs. Yo Fee lenv
ills,' said one of tho attendants, "thev
weic all verv foml f Aimi.. nu.l
- ---- - ......, 4411.4 11 l VII
one of these eople dio it 4s not like as if
it was outside, in the big loild."
'; THE 1EA1 IATE-5S.
No. GG West Fpurth ttrcet is opposite
Washington square. Mr. and Mrs. Flan-
drau lived on tho econt flior. Y'rster
day afternoon the rrpor.er ifonnd Mr.'Flan
dla n watching ovfr his dead wife, whose
presence wan too plainly . iuibcate ,y n
huge cofliii. covered with a nail that tn.il.
ed to the Uoor. It : was against the ball
bedroom door, wit.i I he bead to lie .Ueelu.
Mr. Flnndrau was deeply iiffectcd by
.1 . r .. .i . i i i .
tue miMoiiuiic inai nan kvcrtaken linn
.. i .. .
ami cipicsseu it most iiuuiirtakably. lie
L1.1...1.. Jl. , ,,iJi
. . . . . . i 'vutj "
temoon sue tnrnea 111 tiel, anil bo remon
Llratcd ith her for th rl n',, of .i,5!
Sho replied that the doctor! Lad -l,:
i , ..... . . . : :
5.",tt "C l11 ,l
on irri u i r mil. it i a. mm ....a
,"7 V ,,VM MW. V"?
uieiiy making no wgn, no strngg e, uttci
ng u0 word?-A't,? York W,7. ' '
I ,
IIaxxau 1 Gould AxnCALEnCisn
1XO. Miss II. F. Oolll.L the nmliH.
7. . '
once wrote an epigrammatic 'epitaph, as
uiiunai , i
, Ly axi.lK all ye ib'ail
For in llie i.exl ll
Ki'poic the body of t'iihiii;
lli Ii:ih -itvi!l hi. Way
Tliniugh the world, tfcry ay.
And, even though dead, will be Mtliing
Mr. Cnshing replied, on the. spur of ihe
moment, inns :
1 1-!-. 11' one x ho? wit.
. Willi. mf nri.flii.liat.r a.,1.1 I.i
-And greiMi grawtf llif gm tli.il ubuve ber:
I.,.. i
'I'u 1 lie rej,'in!W U-liiw,
tsli4 ha timm ll.mii hi-nflf fur a lorrr,
C Mirage would figbf,
won't let him. !
lut discretion
i
H.C
. Lit J IVJIj j :l . '
A prettier i-iU than the Knglib giil
dresjicil for the morning promenade ran not
be imagined. Their frisb, blooming fart s
and fiiuple, tasteful tuilct funn a t!iot,t
tbarming picture, and make one ondcr
sh-!hcr they can l.o the Mincnlio tic-re at
the cpera lat t.iglt, or whether ihey are a
liirerent race n bo only appear in tbo"nirrn
ing. It semis ns if it iuiut be m, for the pirl
at the opera in those monstrous toilet?, tht
only Knglisb taste and Knglib drew niak
ers could invent are plain and unattractive,
bigb-shonlderetl, tborl-waistel tbe ork
of the modi.-te with their luxonsnt lair
covered by caps entirely the fize of lon
nets. Xo wonder 'wc call F.ngli.b pirk
t-if-aotmjjr.fec tlicin in what u tilled
fill I dress. The Mii.btte.gc l uUci, tot
as seen in the innrning proinrnade, arc to
tally unlike tbo IbiuMi matrons k fr.ur
ically suggested by the pens of our witty
friends, the French. The view near the
btatuc of Achilles is ilazzling in the
treme; there the Kow, with it aveinicn
of stately trees in all their fri-tdmc, fi.b-1
with riders, the walks at the m'.Ic rrowded
with pedestri.in, nnd others seated on tbe
rows or chairs placed under the trees, and
the drive, the other tide of tbe tide, where
ladies who do not care b tide or walk
drive themselves a sight vT ilself !e.vi.
tifal pairs of horpes or ponies, won Utfullv
tonsinicted phaetons, and certainly cverr
kind of woman. As 2 o'clock draws urur
the throng gets very dense, virrnlation i
alulot impoibIr; htlhu grct!s fiAh.ii
in rapid bandrbakes and noJs, ctkbrated
K-op!e pass by nlmo.t nnn-.tier l in tLe
crowd, utul a continued bum of criticism i
kept up. Kverybo ly is on the l.ok m
for cvcryboily tl, eager fir nvvtltr and
ready f..r any eicitmirnt that may turn
up. On his 'articular June i ii.rning their
craving was mUi-Ik-I. A le.je bas'falb u
nii'Url.is ti U r, who i p . . :L. r ll an tbr
rrinccs c.r Wale; a rr-ti m mv1 f..r tbe
p't, but bifeie a crowd cm crdbt t t-bc i
up and m hi tiled again. V..v is p.-.le .it
laihuilnn l ffe, greatly ta the rdbff.f
the jK-ople. The Fiiuccfs l.ks jftfx-t
an borst back; blT figure is lith ti;L
nu lgraccfal, but in pite of Ur
I jK-jranec, d,c i a limid rid.-r. .herodc
lowly cir af:i r her uUhsp, amid lie te-
fjK-elfnl l.omnge ;.f tbf c.iy crl. T u
ii.iniitrs r:ir'lLis .itci i. i".t ibe lid., i.
cleared no. I r.i;.:,,.,iix t. IJ-im-o n, ign ovir
tic late hiii.Mut ocne. "
Kkki inc. Faiih. -Sir Wi.liaiu Natter
....... I... ..I!. . . I ' ..
.in? i..iiv i ay laniug a I ng ounliy ttalk,
I when be mrt witb a little riil at.t fu-i.
years obi. i-d bisg bi.wlv v.; i r,A.
-"ii - "iij-iti au( i irnni ii in i
ringing it bnrk fiwn the field 'to ntuljj
ic iia.i taken Lcr r.ithers diuner, and oid
ic would Ire beaten on tar uluin f..r
liaving broken it. As idie sail this a sn 1-
leu gleam r.f bopo m-ciih-1 t cheer ber.
lie innocently looked up v.o ,";r "t.
i.i iu face and Mid: "It. it von -. I
ib can't yoar Ho explained that lc
oui.i easily, i.y U:c pill i a MKH-ncc,
uy another. HancvVr, on opening Ids
urse, it was empty of silver, nnd be
rouiiM.'. iu meet I.i Incu.l on Ibe sp.t at
he same boar next dav. and to l.riii n
tb
sixpence with lim, bidding ber tueai-
l : i . . i i. . a.
wnue io ten tier; inotiiir hv lad mtii a
gentleman wbo would Lting tar the unev
f.r tbe IhuvI next day. The child, i n.
tirely trustiug Lim. went on ber tV.31 C salts.
farted.. On his n turn Lome Sir Will in.
found an invitation awailiii? Lim ta t'ine
in 1'ath oil the following cvi.ieg, to iJi((l
t-mic one w i.om ne especially oi-Mred !
sec. He hesitated f.r som liiita lin...
trying to calculate the p iibilitv .f meet
ing his friend of the l r..liu U,f :,.
still be in time for tbo dinner patty at
uaiii; out, nmiing this cml I ni 1, he
w role-a letter declining tbe invitation mi
the plea of "a previous engagement,"" kh-
;.....f i . . . ..
ing: "i canrot .f.ij.p .mtiur, tbe tiutcd
Correspondence.
ra ins tiuitt.
ECOTLAND. .
Mil. KniTot:: After Laving scn tbo
plain, unprctt ndiiig room where Mary gate
birth to ber lirct and only child, I bad
some cutioMir we llerH.ui la ahich
Mary herself was born. Knowing from
i : .. .i ... r.-. .i . i .
Iitbgo.v Palace, ! I went Ihrre to Kilhfr
The wells of I-nliilfow -.
alwaysfpokeii of, ever since I can rcmem.
I . 4.
ier, ns foinc-jiung -pranil, lt wLen I
reached them I was disappointed to find
me ancieiu news nai iccn rcmo.c!, atii
new ouc orcctcd in their stxaJ. The ptcs
ent structure is after tbo dcMgn of tbe
lotintain crcctcl a lew years since in front
of Holyrood. I'alace, iu IMinbargb, tbongU
not quite m large, but is a very line, tub
design tbe material sand-sionc tbe sculp
ture and carting tnot claUnatc and wc-il-cxeculed.
I drank of their waters, and
they arc clear, cold and of pleasant tate.
I rrad some tomtatonrs in tLe rLurrb
yard, mine of them very old; but. Laving
neglected to note their ngc, I will not now
say w hat was tbrir age; Lot manr gener-
atims have paf H-d aaay s'neo litv ncie
creciea w uerr incy yi-t maii-i. l'.ut the
palace and the rKim in which i tcn Mary
was Ikmii was the point I moht ilr-rired to
routb. The walls of the palace are stand
ing, but tbe roof is entirely gonr, and r
ale tbe floors of all the n:u.; indeol. the
whole of tlie wood r. oik bas dapptrsred,
1..1 4. . I'- '
I i ...
lit l he s.
i oi i he s:.me Ani i.4 yet cnlwe. U Leo
we reached ibo gate the ent!i inan in
, t l - n -
charge lunuc Li pe.aranre (al in ihd
f.ii'nii. I nlcl l im u lifl.i. ,4 , 1 I
, . - - - ...... 4.a,a 44V..I. H"
I permitted in the interior. He told us
la..
' a v. it-i't p.-
j lL.it it was not uoce.ary that he .!iinl l
criu;.atiy us, that c could c im u
we doireJ, that every imui si laU :.
contticnlly, c onbl know eacb a--.
turnt e nonb! tcatb tbttn. 'lie ,
ace Las at racli corpcr cu1r torr, i.
circling in tie interior a iiamclr of o . i
b feet, will v.inditig ntc Hm'h n.il . . '
U tl e top, petlnp .V) fttl. 'Ii f .?
wall are n.t le c feet ll.irk. V.V
found the kitcben, diiiieg.jkH in, .3t q rt j
in room and many oibr, ami la tl ..
roeia I fought f..r, the toMn in ti'.ul v.
Ufn tl.o iiifoi1nnt'j M&ry. Tl e t,,.( i
pethajis three lime IsigVr iljin the n. n
in wbicb ta bom Lrr only chil l iu K I : -ImrgU
C-tle. Tbe iAmna.ij.uing i I ,.
Wiled q'be (VinfrobiU" I iaitM ,.1.
mrpiiived to liud that tbe lomu in l
her son was tani is tl j.tewt t 3a 1 5 c ; ,
prewvation, hi!e that in 11 m ! v
tani (only -iu,e tnctitv vcar Jiff, -t"t . e Ii,
tmie) Las lu.tbii.g It ft in it b it lU b-c .'
'.one u all,,, ticiibcr fl-4.r, , c il.?.g, t-t -at '
'ik at all. Fiou! tbe l. f tt'
wall I ben U a fine and !i:t.t pi.-c :.
Ix-iiliibgow has within (fi4.i i tbe u
anee .f ll.e tet-nt cnui,,,, ,.f t.ifiipj. .
a very l.itc date tUj, b J i- 1, .IJti,l. il
t leil limeK Le tJtr ij w,4fi -y t , -4
as all low an 1 ilhg niu ...jVu. i bat
incre.aM.. Tb te It a V. ry Hue fa ,
f nairr tb-M t ibe unt i'- f i :. t '
arc. I f.tip.i.iM. il.e
K-tb (I.AiJ.
Mtilitl.g..w Isnh, i it L-. m , , .!
by nlKiut bair lb.it i:t Ti e -
1 . 4 t 4. .
... .
iv4cvii me IvhIi Ktt i j.ii.ii-iK-antif
ally tbe b
and cuni as p.iii.1, iud tlie ij
and Laid u a Uft tf iu,:,,
t i.l to t'.e .;.i:;..ti in : n t'
Kdii,biir-b; anl, ta , !,,
liii.c, I "Xi.,i:,e. i;,(. f:A:;.( I,, -;
.-: . ;
''':iim
,; .t.ji i: .
4
4 4
; : :i t
', . i
tbiur. I ba l .1
luatc-tV bUf is 1 !
:i it- ,.tu-
;id 4,4.;
on ibe vctt Ji!
!i...
Hey cic p:c:iy mm,!, ,f tf. : t t .m!,
ne I t j.i t ; o ta..,l 1 -,uUi
. .... . .
, . 4 - - - .
Lthr r. ii d..v-j,:..i v 4n tbf tij.iii'4
iualet by tl tsaUt nb- r :h, 4
it a f.dunlaTv t( cubiv!c 5 n-.i. but
fecltati a uik.h t40iiU lbl44lKM.lv
-Ha
La-l i n '1 : : 1 1 pb.ls f gTot,j,. 1! M. ,. ,.
I ii ... tie t.tt.ie .f 1 be jj;b.n j :'... . ;,
ny lji-e I-t:. f ite t.
Jb.ncJS i ti;i..ttt utile t ti.n I... .
ILe l.ame cflbtir iJi.ni ptinl. J .i -,
hint t lie rtw.fit mf. I ..? j.,t ma
11 cf lie fUli.."! t.44l. i'ltle ?'W
tbe Utci utamtan.t s 1 ri mu ,V.
lat'-a u iXits I 1 ,1
tn.lm p!:' f
l,tlKi'l I
.. i
ii nn ' r iii..ji.,Tri; iii, jrri
a ' A.
. : 4 , u
l0- IMtlB? tUt
lull C3t go l. ta.jb !., l t
Vrty JiTtJe. Tbe c 4e f K iia ol e .
tta.H ta-anlifij and Mpje.in-1 ,1 c l.U
hi cf:ni we.ria Si4.:lan I, ata uieon-f i ,
all tbe iait.sic &ii ii- of t .
aool and watnfJJ. Tl e C"lp 1 J F
Ilti, tt..f!,ie in ft ir, i J(e tu: I .1 t ,,t't ,
dccolatc l j ifii.icii f ili.i.l j.k1. . .. ,
lol,cr-n. A pillar in Sir CI-m.J. 1: i
ibe pin.im pii!ar, i p .i : ..Li i i u
of pplemlH uiktn:.ii'..p. Tbfie i ,-,-
l fx f ii.ibi. ii,i.. jt.e r:..ij. i . r .
hilling, flu .-M.ii.lay it fn-r, il.re J.- .
log p:l-!ic U '!'. ip iJic-n. ll.-rhu t ..
now iu i"it,, t yet mby tf a ti.;i. .
Las lar-:e triple Una f iaull; ii .u.,
tijon a '!'oj -1ia ftftla:ii.; .
( i.-tntT-..pie s ten of lb l!ii V.. Ai ,
leaving l.'i!;a we pi. il r.t-fli
pni.g l!i.nl t-rr-urrv t'z;- :
isatei .l I cmle bv a f t Pii'. i! ,t I
its
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al it s otr five Lwndird
that King IIU it Ilrocc La lV.it on " i
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tao Luti bcl tea' mg. L'aJrr il L.1(.
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f.r-t entered I ley wic Iaik i Mult
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