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THE JOURN
. . ami.
1XW BXaE. N. C. MAK
un4 il t f-i .-( v.w
Labor st ,ke
Xorth and We..
ttnately (rrr fp;
s re r yr p
Tilt' S.
:i i:ri, T'
Senator van.-e aanoaue. '
h will apeak npon fd - ' " -
repeal of the is-. ..
near future. The peopl f s
to hear linn on this subject.
THS death of M
Califorin i will i v lc::
Senator tctnpora dy from ' :i v.
tha Governor who appo.'if.
tbc vacancy Ueiug a lfimxT.i:.
It is rior:ed 'hat t ho Presi
is seriously thinking f H'P"'-"
x-Senator Bki k as -i.e lb ; ;
can memK'r of the ' v.
Commta-siou . Hon-
r :oe
rn drnraf's of th: gr.it h tint bog
take to tbisf
THR Democratic ('entral If
tire Committee his issued
far the St;U Committee to ii'.ee
Kalelgh on the l"'h of Apr-.'
i-a 1 1
t a"
Wo
Mippos the Republi nn w:i! h.rd
hold a State Convention for th
jear1 mpaijrD, as they heid t wo
at one time in 13-34.
THB battle between the President
aai ta Seoate is do- f.iirly ragiDZ.
The a?anft on tbe Presuiont's p,
auwain wunnw.i.nK l""
lU OJ oeoacor tu. ",r
defense to led by Senator Pioh.
4. tbe war of word will probably
use lor evermi aay.
reported as
OCfXSiX Br el i. is
tfTiag in a paper contributed tOaw
tbe Mreh number of the Oufnry
n iu Kttlw. of Shihih.
tbt eteo time io tbe wJr did the ! would hve ended by h mitati
metier foroa defeat the Urger. It ! liut to return to Pre-.den'
- n.Miisi)j'srac''' tn'f hi views
Va IU1UJU w a uu ji ticuT-i -
BtTaXT'S information cau make
mb .Utent, knowing be'
that it m not true. ,
" " !
THIN. Y. Sum, in some psrt1Cu i
. lara,.ia sot a favorite with the ,
. JOVtSil. l oerer loses on op orU..c.. , . ... . r -tneboaaand
nii-repreent 'X
r Stmtbera hm-d of prominencj-. d ! fbe member of ibn Ex-f
It oerer loos an op
4hia fact alone orerbalanct." many
cfiU good .jaalitiea. Uot for logi
"cariorw, eleameM of epreion
, I .. , .., rv.v.4
d eondensatioa of niew, D
taa bat few An article
-wkiak appeared is a recent iaoe of
tVatnaneron "Clevelaad and De-
MOCracr" paU the matter so plainly
, ji .i. . - -
wIpoiBtedfy that we copy .t en-
tire. Tbe cJoeing sentenfe is sig -
nmcann "ABT euemps io ouiiu up
personal, or "a'ao-called people'to tbe heads of the departments,
-in n.lc n, r.tim nf
"- "J - ---'J
a. . . . a . .1
,:WW)er nnaeruHS 10 '7
, xpertaaet." . Having- done iu
Utmost to baild ap a people's party
faJ Wt RTTTT.-gR pro&ident. 'be
k aneaks adriaedlv on tbia sub
. peas aaTisedlj on tnu anu
jert. It U jast from tbe lool
. where it is said that fools learn,
and i a full graduate.
THK Stat Cir&nicle believes that
" T, vi" i i i :
-wvery-. XMjpuiHo ,u
"Saxih jCaroliua baa been removed
and a Democrat appointed instead.
Tbe Chronicle is not well informed,
It sboQld aeod oat letters of inquiry.
"It ahoald remember also that there
:. are a faw Democrats in North Caro
line woo are aware of the fact that
there are remunerative public po-
j eitiona- onUide of the State, to j
erbich tbey ere entitled to a share.
Bat U is the false pretense set up
"tiy-tbeaTil Service Humbug"
; tbat renders it objectionable.
taaa shall .be removed from orLce
m aeeowni oT his politics alone."
, 3Ttf EepaWicaa abaU be removed
fnoroffiee bat for ease.M "All
Beevblieeas bar been removed,
kMitulu war nWrmiirf rv.ir t i -
' W , Would it not have ben
... . . ,
aora eonaiacent, more oonorao-e,
, obare aaia to tuese ltepuoncan
. offiee-boldera, 'a Democratic ad
. miaiatration has now taken charge
f .tbe affairs of tbe government,
aad wauls subordinates fully in ac
cord with its head; get thee hence!"
Doiee tbe Chronicle believe iu re
taiatag Republicans in office under
m Democratic administration?
WHEBTE ARE WE DRIFTING!
It is aaqawtiooable tht in the six
a lie on to oorta aide or Aibemirlf
ia4 taara is ao utriordmar? itrmi
mf ta noiwr. It aoprecetieoted id
razpwieeee aod of all with whom I
w haw osovcraed. What m the cauae
Mitf Itenrlr atenbed to hort
e ui aad low pric- But that cause.
wfejca operatm to some extent, does not
watwljaoccaforthepreot.cArcitT
C aosar aaa aeprwoa eonaition ot
filiating ranir Price urelj are lo
aad erap aaort. bat ii money were
cfraapar time would not be so hard. It
im aaaialr owing, we believe, to the price
as atrrtiTy aad the mpacin ol money
lawaars. By vaxiou cuBtrinno- nd
aacaaioaa device for evUiug the iecal :
f tion opoa exoroitant extortions,
caa pcica oi moaer w ith u it at the x -rbitaat
rata ol inteext of 20 per ceo:
lias a aifh rata of interest anj thee a
boaaa aad then the Shy lock of money
bava damned their Tictim bejond ih
BWWT of rerurrecticn. In the centres
w. trada money can be obt&med at toiir
per cent and producer are able
ta pa thnrngh a period of short crops
mmS low price with but little detriment
Bat Kara tk extortionate rates of inter
bring abaoI( destruction If th
aril is not checke.1 in some way. either
by Iflilii eniotmeat -r f y th-' f. roe
v paMIe sentiment the f, '.- :; ::t
o ths country will be in the lun-li of
actorUoaLa money chan-'r-
Tae six eoanties on the north side
C aJbeeaarle sound are :.ot : in
valj owes in Xorth I'aroLna where
extertioaate rate.s of iut-rei: are
briacwg abwlute destruction to the
fanning and business ;u:-re,:.,.
The Shylocks aud money lIml.to
are not alone responsible f-T ::. P
is tae resut: oi un :.
legislation that has
destroyed confidence
and man; legislation
e s . .1 . . i
a u..-a-1'.i
t -a t e a a. -.
Ion s i ; !
the interest of the debtor
araiea aaa M t Ueai
1 1 .1 rii.i
Ii a:
rtak:r. ,
TIIK I'KKMUKM v Mi ! II r s i , t
While
fns, ', of
taia pi;
! -.-om ti
..ive bo
d '-I
v.' :
a -e
v:.,r .
Pre, .
seeiv.
S
I'r.-i
a i
o,d.
( remov.
I il
men'.
: 1 e ri
v a i
a' l?.i:ik :
w v g r ,iv e
ii:.- ; ' J i ,
d. ato. .'
er e ao i,
ttio Sen a'
, don t.s tiit-ri
1 o
o m s
touch
and 1
appear ti.a
deoiand e
.demand everything
reasons for doing s
obli
twu to furui-h the .4 . e would
. m (o Hhn,, mMrrttu e. Uu
j he iTf!..t c 1?( : lin:v , reference
to the remova; ot
an officer whose
' term had expired b-fore tbe Senate
okc to the gre.; nnporianco 01
ui, removal
t few months
v I, -eh to, k ! d ii e on -y a
lefore his otlici.il care r
oi .
I At. K
l:i !: i-
own words. Ho wrote as follows:
WismsaTo, Iec IJ lU
l kare ftttcI1J1Vl j, Cou.nlere.l th.
resolution of the Senate of the lltl
lnst .requiring tha i'renlent ot tli.
("nited tate to commnnicatr to t In
innate a copy 01 uiepiy
-Di-ii, itnn w ii ;t n j u i
by b: in t
IfPUtltc l'o
' u irtruent. dxtod the lSrh tlav o
! September la--r, relating to t tie re
j moval of the P.!. .f the .'ubl,.
mouey from the Lank ot the 1 uitei
Suu., and ir omct.a. Tbe execu
j tjre ordinate ami indepen
dent branch of th government
etiunlly with the Senale, )ml I ha
i r
y to 'rn omier what special au
. tliorlty ma orancn in mt- icpmi
j (hp rjght to ot n.
, an accOQDt of any communication.
, euner veroai or in wrmug. mnue
"'"B '-""'f
, " :
lt rrir-t I K in i rifniptail'i. .. .1 ;r...... ., i.. ...1 t, , r
i "ID p. ' - " 1 " "
!totke8eDa,erte free and private
conversation I held with tboe ofli
cers on any subject relating to their
dntiea and my own. Feeling my re -
' pooibilify to the American people.
m w,in(r opoll aIl occasions to
i spJain w them the groands of my
condnct; and I am willing upon all
j proper ocvaious to give to either
brancn Ol tue legisiarnre ar.y inior -
p3"01 o n'J possesion iD-.m c..n
proper dutiefl confided to tbem
Knowing the constitntional rights
' of tbe Senate, I shall be tbe last
man amjer any circninstauces to iu- i Coverumeut should be parried
terfere with them. Knowing those throughout; and to do that etlec
of the Executive. I shall at all times t ively it was imperatively necessary
endeavor to maintain them, agree that the incompetent, faithless, and
ably to the provisions of the Const i dishonest should be turned out. and
tation anil my solemn oath to sup ( j t ne va8t partisan prepoud.r
port and deleutl it. . am const raiutl, I AnCM sljoujd U- transferred to tae
therefore, by a power sense of my Lide of the winning party. Keform
rwn ielfres: -ef . and ot the rights ' .1 n-'itl, .,r..,,-
I 8Curcj bv ti,e Constitution to the ;
; exrcutn e branch of the government,
, to tlecdne a compliance with jour;
,- request. amelw JirhM.
Mr. CLETKL1SD closes In.-rctusai
null this paragraph.
. . . i. - . ,..
. riu nor the allurements con -
t.uUy offered of continuations of
I hD join tees -onditioucd upon the
' a V O wal CDS t SUSUeOSl 0US b a VC bee I)
i u.ade. on party grounds alone,
: sufficient to discourage or deter me
. (VQ1 following ,a tue way whl,:)
am convinced leads me to letter
governmeut for tbe people."
Ik)th of these gentlemen seem to
frel their obligation to the people
paramount to that rtio !
ate in matters wh.cti by
Infcu very properly left o
cretiou of the executive.
tile en
law bavt
1 1
o .lis
Kimirli'iln Recuperation.
D. M. Kerry - Co.. the wc-11 know n
seedsmen, ol Detroit. Mich., an
nouncj that ti.ey are on their teet
again, and ready and anxious to ic
ceive oiders lor tc?ds from ew-r
one of their ohl eu-touit-i . and
' ir m ax many new ones n-oi
I kir.dlv rl'.spos-etl toward them. They
: ,ire m eofiditi'fi to
,Vt oriit... Wi;ji I;t.w
till p,"o:np'i
sCeils t't the
n January 1st. i hei r i m me use
warehouse was de.-troed 1 ti ic
. I ; filled with probably the larg
est Stock Ol assorted seeds i-lef
gathered under one roof. Tiieir
books anil papers were al -aed.
and every person who had ordeit-ii
seeiis of t noai w::; :-e s-jppiied 'ii
1:1- u.-ual stock. The had 1 i-gr
ipiantlties of seed- in their w.u---bouses
ou their seed larrn. .:. :!.e
h aiitls ol '. '..e ; r tt: o , e i , andioe
delivered, .tloi oil loo a l; :n
Kurope, iiicb toge'i er w i h '': i
lil'dy ,'ockod Or Ho a Sf ed N"l c I'.
ind.-or. ( ::'ar. .. . '., -c a !-. i:..!.
a htl the Ii ee and -. o '. on , i; -e 1 ' i
telegraph .itld f..'.-'.e . : .'..led In.:: ,
-eOQIe t IlfW Civ .1. a ! e !! . a : f . i . .
short tune.
He fore the tiro -. a- .;: hied : ;
ii.ul m-ciiii .I ne-A ,j. and u,:e
lei'tit :ng all 'he.! e:.. :'e, 'o ;;,r.:
o-.-toinor-' interest- In .o d c'. -
!.-om ' ': o r '- ' bet :-i-; :. '
working ' - d.-r .ig ii".
U I.e 1. '.- i . I -.del the ::. ,.I. ' . '
Chaitt-I v.. t
.or sale at to a oifi-
( 1. s ,
a n J The Democrat
': weei! l lie 1 '.'"0
Pep.ibbc.n ::... ..r:
o : .io
sinks m:o
;:i pared '-s i '
Il-lgl.
r t) nee sv
ii reno,
ho pat ;
port ho
,in'i'
Tho h
gt.-et:.. :
n bo' "i :
. s ; ; e . 1 , ; .
bv 'iio -t
ho roo-
i i 1 1 I ho
ss ln'-e l
one:
I'M' Ii '
:i ' H i-oa s ilr
n'o ss.igp.
,;. 1 tU!
p.i-.vu:' "t
id h i o
ll
-I v
1 :
dofeod.
' . i .. : . . ti m i I "
, :. at- --itS 'v.:
vr r-.-.e fr ::i '. . y
h I i - ruin 'i ;
r-r ni-i t for the J"
leveland is la-rtck'
U'-O
lv hone:
M :
ehef ; h i' --ii s pub
a.ieil. ;- Oc
ap
: n o .- i i, -
'ir.so;i was
.:;. ir boh
i : 'i .
i pi 1 1
n:
. e i unt r t wen ty e ir, agi
IL
. t. : ded : oor--ii- to i.e ( p!c
1 t- Mr. ("levelaiul I'o-a doe-, '-o
oari.es'.ly protested th.tt all !.;- -lorts
were exerted iu then ii i.a.:
: alone.
' Af er a tune, however. Mr. John
i sun disrnvered t hat t
e e - pit' k I o :
own :ntei ot-
I how to protect their
and to put a true value on his -ei -vices.
They were not at nil nn-b d
by the ardor ol his energetic and
self confident real, nor did they
mistake in an degree the p!.t:n
ouestious that were raise. 1 t r them
I to decide. The attemi
to mike ,
diversion anil to create a new party
j failed a nignally wht n, tif' eon ears
before. Mr. Fillmore tiled a si mi
j lar experiment iu auoTier form dur
nig more peaceful times.
Kndowcd with strong na'ural
'parts, upright in'entions, and tho
j habit oi entire -1 ! I r t li.i'u-e. M r.
( ".eveLind's Ii t :: .i.- a -1 1 1 t.-s In .t n
f is more e: rca inscrii oti thin lie
! willing to atl-nif. In believing that
1 he can eon t rol n party of tie mil
lli'lisot vi tors 'oeyoioi if- own w;L
and ctin.-eLt, and dictate a policy to
whi-a it has nevi r snKscn bed. and
will net-r acept. ho has tallen into
an error t hat ha overtaken even
' greater men than he is. M : . Web
ster, ir. nil his immense strength,
'fell like a tower undermined, wlien
, np trIe1 t ttirn ;,. ,.nrrt..,
f
pu b-
ic opiuion.
Guyt.nilJ t t u(- 1Mr(V-
aIuj tn,, parly that is auoostul h
. entitled to put its own
I friends on guard over the
' fpiitnil j rr mviril ..i lli frils.r t.if
wtiicl) U IS resi.ti 11 si lae .
rPHLMHl Nlhlf. 1 MIS ll ! S
I'Vttl I Iir HUH"! HI IUM . nun " n.u-
1 ever ,em,H)rarv vagaries mav pro
iVailfortbc moment, it nil! ,i!-.i;s
j Iem ,u the rule.
I (r. Cleveland was elected iu
vj ,a nf tha t.t that the K.-pnbb
. call. during sii successive terms ,,
, t(,e presidency, had earned the
I proscription of their opponents to au
I exceis never Itelore known in our
ttoliticnl bist-orv. o one tlesired
that he should imitiite tins prosor:;--tion,
or assume toward the Kept;'; -Leans
tilth an altitude a they h,nl
occupied toward tbe Democracy.
The iieoole onlv demanded tbat the
who ar? opposed to the do, red
Tbe President does ho: take tl.i-
! view. He believes that woik can
j fe aecomplislieil by retaining be
. f ubliean in their places. ,m.l ':::-
, i rr - i T v ! iT - .i i : -1 - r 1 1 i " i ... i . ,
1 'ablhm.-nt ,.: h -a own pa: : m ti
d.epart merits ot ' he (iovei n i n u t
a question ot mh.u importance .
1 ni 1I1,S
iheorv has Ilece-sal
''lends rt it
discontent ot pa
erred t o i n t ho in Oss.i;
ind it has led to much alienata
which can no longer be conceal
A hope was eheri-hed t h at fhi
, Iteling might be removed by
tiank aud manly I n t erch i nge
opinions U'tweeu Mr. ( :oeia
and eminent Demo.Taf- w
uo selfish aspiratioii-
gratny lno 1'resiuen: -j
sage may J;e said to
.closed this tloor at the vers
l!',e-
ha '
'vlieii r -houid have bten kept u:..
;.:). He has large p .w. r
r- ro ' t va.-t patiouage. I'.;. ..
:.er:iig to this present po,.::oii i.
a. ay impei.l the next lloii-c . I i;, ;
lest-ntatires and tho President-;.
Lot he cannot change the opinio
nor weaken the purpose of the I
niocra- : and any attempt :
J ao ii pf r.-on d'. or a so e ,;,,'! : ,
! e's ;i rt i , w : il iLii-r ei i in iso i :
inn of w ho, oi-ii r u ii'ler : o... 1 ':
l'o ex;-.-: oi:, i. ' . .V. .
Hydo Couuty Items.
L. Yo!;a.
"a e i-i-k, a :
i:t oi.
g : i ' 1
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d
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Mi
IP
M
11
M --
Me-.
leW
l.eechv I
M r
l: ,
ell 'er f In- I. ill:
l he s,,u i
Marl ' a '- r
he S : r i s . .
w ir'cil -I
c 'I, tines
. ic
a I
a
in
I o. o f . ii"-:.- inch Dow
and 'on e' - a Ii m g: I ' ' !1 ceo
lion, ic lac' s. be:-. ; ,-d id loll ol
tan il t h a ' c! -e- i : in Pen n
- I v ,t 1 1 1 a opei -mo 1 i So i : I h , "
coii'iatie- i-iii a gg r. -,-:-. e coirein
ne -' . t g : . ' e : o : g : - g: p on a
t rt: h a huh S it. t a. gressineli
now and then p :- - . mi; speeilily
lorgef again. The -(thorn !ur
n it they art- now able to
under-ell Piigisii a- tr.akei s, w d .
be ,.s -oon a- rapi'.i. goes treely
so 1 r h v ad. ddie gloat i-'i'.ivie to
! e d.ei lopment nl tin hot m
H.f. of Virginia. Tev.!-os( e and
.i i'- una Lt s in ' ': e nr. : - "t er
- ' , u !:o !; H i ; .. ' in d . ion s into
ir.e. making pi in ' in S ' a ' - here
iron making is xoos,;v.-lv expen--:
ve f o k ee ' tin' i ron i n d i: -' i y t here,
and n't- hue- their 1 Uit I brown
oil' i f u-e. S "iio of the Penn
-i...n;a tinnact -. lor ex imple.
have to haul their or" from points
m Virginia, hundred
of miles
away, their coke from, tho ontieds
vdle legion, and their limestone
fro in ;i thud quartern! t ho com pa.-s.
the bonus of ". d. 7' -a cured by the
far.;! going to correc' '!-., d is dva n
rage of t in r !. .' :.:;. Looa'ed
close to t , ore. i d and limestone
lied, s, as t h ey would e 1 1 t r a n sfei red
fo the South, the-e furnaces with
!h"i-at'iral now Lai-king them and
svithotit a tar ll bonus, o ul.l ileis
COll )0 "li aillli:eie. ill none I'l
abroad. i lie owners ol iron lantls
in t he Sou' h should. 1 herefore. seek
a!"-ea!l tloi'gs to so modify tho
f a : I tl tiiaf :ro" shall be i;i nil- hen-Hit"-
i.nlv svheie if can be made
cheapest,
protnot : n g t
n
hoi !) g t lies sx 1 1
ie
the goner 1 1 i n ' et e-f a
ir own. .'.or o-.
U I
1 1
(ioi ns t ii the l'e I o
P n gi n oc r 'Mels i 1 o. ol
at
re put a' lull . recently d 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 a lec
tin e on tie s , tloi ii g, t i.e A r ex
pli : el's lias o fo endure. , !i ' in
1 1 i I .-; 1 1 ii 'elliig aioi.toi zero the
1 1 a : d udo ot ; Lose m o i, i, m ou- lead
lis Ulni.-I -too 1. f ile addiess wa
in ad e a t llu1 i. mil- o i -he I ; i : ' ei 1
t-.-i s a ( in in and the lefe.rer si as
surrounded by many d ; ,; ; g u i -in-d
i : in s aid nas y officer-.
In o; -e u i n g h .s loot m , ( n a-1 Mid
side -aid: " lie tl 1 rol II : !: ed 1 1 o :n
S. . .ei . i I pro :n :-e 1 i: '. - . t and ; la
ss 1, 1 s. oild that 1 ss ou'.d lies ! ioc
ii i no trial a i. tl -u;l
d
exp
II
I lr
ss ef
OS If l
1 hat.
( i ee. S
ri -' .
s eat .
A IC .
SS l IIIIUFL I, ( 1.0( K.
f. :; ami eal fl '
ilrai c iic'Siini-.m sv.i-
i !(! ' i i 1 1 S' rn-sb-
I'oin SS . 1 I' Oil ' don e '
, ii ; no
the I IV, ll
I'g O I I H Kl
, ' l.o olio
: i 1 T 'i .
-'.i: thug
- ; ' en 1
s .1 sv.u ii-
.-. com ;l el c 1
m via- :- most
; 1 1 ', '. I i ' . : i : . '
- '!;;' '!. ip.HMM'es ot
: mo. and -it a ceitain
. . o i. . i 'e i 1 1 e usr
!.-'. ;: i:i o. T::e i.-llg
! the r.csancoii clock.
11 ! '
, I i :
I-' Ol II !
1 1 a c 1 1 ' i . i '- ;
i i. rough i :: r
urrect ion s c
a 1 1. 1 ;
Lords
regain
ioa- !
i
i i in
-1,-dlal
pa - - e
was
the
e
1 r llu
i w I:
audi
was born.
the Ho-
:n, dat-
palace.
'-of y
oi M 'i.
: i : t
wer.
e
Ii i ' ei 1 11 -
0 in the tower
I in her hai:
1 'li be O U 1;
1 a i . u hied
. -.old "Pen
::'. I a small
. io ii ul a little
!'.' With.
' ' 'll : n a
-. . ! ' af -he
. i.
'i g , " ' . - n 'in- I ; n i 1 1 - i : : e - - ! ,
1 do I: : : I e 1 1 in e ! .i ken lol :S coi
s: i o. : i oi wis I b: ee years, and t he!
oe I 1 o rt y t h "i . - ,i ii d piece , id S ' et
i:i, .opel r , : i ie in ac h . ln-o . a ::
i i 1 1 ! 1 1 1 ee ii, 1 1 . I h e i .' e . g 1 1 1 1
- i , I ds. 1 :.e ; cad I il t v a rd
,, Io i I ni'iitv I "'i i : eh es tin- , t e ;
, l:e yatd.'
liieio ale se-.t-nfetll tlial- .11
i .: !: g- d a. r"i -, i r i - fen ' i al one."
-in- i o i ' 1 ; 1 1 i e d . : i i i : 1 1 : g with bet
Lite i'li! an to t ne i : a N below
iock tace. Ihe inidi'.loono
h - das - oi he in on; h and the
iar
: i
-..I ti..- year. laght small
you on,. -is. . mi I'd tin.-,
one indicate- ; he e. illation
I I-.
1
li n: e: t h : - one at tbe loll show.-
i-leiig'li ot the day --; t n.it at the
r ght t ne u-ngfti o. ; no nignts; in-
'....s ii.e-e the loin
t:si f . t li e I sc ( Is . sign
... : i ui- one t ho day s
Lie- oilier the signet-
iimn which tin
t Ken.; anil t he los e.-t
seasons: the
olie gl .t
dale oi the year.
i lie eight larger dial.-, -how tirst
1 c .ccond-i t h.-n i.e-o on the leltjin her lap
; line the .-uu i i-e- ha ts ery t.as
i tin-yean ; heie on t i.e t igiu, t in-
our tbat it sets. The first on t ie
giV-es ;i,0 golden nuinbei: the
,-eeoiid the Sol a (.'sen: the t hii d
the Ppaei: the fourihthe Domini-'
cai Lei lor. and tin liitli the Roman'
Lidictioii.
On the light and left we see
aoove four di, ils larger thin tbe
sixteen oeiow.
v. Two .-how tue pel l-1 from the trees. lean tell you the j Lang pulled a pistol, aud holding I Italian girl who sold Mowers on the Little boy, don't you wantto joitt -s
ot tin sun and moon, j story : s we jog on.-' i Mabel, so as to shield himself, he j streets ot Pompeii, and who was in-j the Sunday school .aud grow op tO'";
coinmou and bissextile! The clump of trees, with the blue tired. ' Put he wasn't quick enough, j volved in the terrible destruction j be a good inaut - "I "V
ami two tho coinmou and uissexii,e
so. us. the common iind bissextile
citinies. 1'he sixteen sm a Her
dial.- ,inni the time at Paris. Lome.
I umvi -.t '.. t .. I in i o- N...e Ol-U-
Algiers. London, Patavia, ,1 erusa
b in. Pekiu. Taiii, Ss dney, Cayene.
Madrid. ( oi: st ,i n ; i iiopie and ( al
ciKta."
Pin' No si Voi k dial had a home
book. We took advantage of a
-!ioi t ,-di to e. tlui in g sv hic'n thesvo
mati paused to take bn-ath. to com
p..Ie the titne svpii tliat at P.es.in
con . We ton lid t ho New
o: k 1 1 1 1 1 1
ticni Is f: c
, ,
louts eati.t r. aiai :eii
Us
, 1 '
1 1 '
; I Ii k ! h a w h I le we sf ooil
i.ett-a- nub noon, some 01 our
iiu-iiils at yen orl; svere not yet
iscikol
The l.irg" cen'i.i! d: i! -urn
li.g a'.! s 1 1 o ss - the ; : : ! i a I 1
con." resumed the cii. rot;,',
tho t ss elsf a pi -st les an- : nclo
the 1 d t 'e ale oses : x I II each.
I'll-
-an -
and
d in
At
eS el y no :1 1 f M O let lie ,'. I
er- f alve ! h , : r I dal e- , i
Hour on Lfd- bells.
-'! :ke ss ltd the 1 1 1 - ' r ', , 1 1 1
it, .it ' ;. ; .',"tn oi 'do - y ad
Mill..
s-.o oth
r . i iv. .
ho tpiart
o - c . . . i . . . .
Its Pi : li ' .' :s
.lil i ach, o'
; . i 1 1 t !.t s : i :
d ( I,
- I he halo i-
ss ol e ss ide-
:r ,;1 !! ''''' '
!
Led
hei
i et
.-: : S.ivioui
si !. I le -ss ee!
a Iio.sical box
. a i :: . Io i y . The
elve died assay,
ie. oxcej'ting that
I . I I I 1 e 11! .1 . lied
Hilled
t;'0
: u i
.- to tl
s-er iiiiii. ; hi
ii glial ti. a 1. 1
.,ad. but
dosvn to young Podd's father, ai.d' 's'.'iiat -' o; y '" laughed the cap
' : at i ho s de, i,,. SiUd.: 1 tain.
-'al. !'- ILle alt I -P.il goitlg tf ( Ttl 1 Vest Oil f V a. ' "All t'l' t!-e g! ! file !. lilt'
M -:.' S-. Ma ind. . (,.w days, and Mabel will bo !.-.. !y Gi.ni ! Pr :." 1 p::..-!.
- P--i' Las. : .x:i, ; i ,. j,!..j- -etsaufs. I'd bi.ye-l I.--' nu- -ee. Where
: ' -' ( '-oi ve :, : l-,,!;k s..;!. Sim. i: s.-n t-uild go up d :d 1 st o -1, ed t ii c gu aio. a- ho
'' s'aMis :n nao., n. day.' unsvounil in- 'ni: -taela-s lioin tlie
. s s' ,; n.s .-!,,:: :.g o;in,.iy be snte oung Io'dd b Pay's linger-.
: '-'a -i'l'! .-''- sv.i- more anx'oi;- thin evei:thci "In the sv !- :."!- '. -...!."!
'- ".s.:.: 1 1 and "Iif. ,dd go;;' letnatl to keep Mabel lli'Ui 1 .::.-sv-led.
a:--i ta.! tctls -i j bi.;:;g loiie'v. IL- .-ai t he'd ,!ih ' ( )d. that's about a.'!. 1 stayed
lino I e: I eseir oil. I ,,Ver pretts i'IIi-ii and 00 tl. it ' I oie ss r 1, Mabel a u d t io- lightened
I- - ".-' i- 'i.es ev, :y 1::: g' ss en- I -h-: and then f he j -ei v.o.-- td! ilayilgiif. When the
1 i.e 'i.i : il I.- ( ' i : o a ; a r. de .ai . - an t '-. . ( , I a u 1 1 1 'rn 1 1 e 1 . i r as i he
:-: ' ..-..fails. '-!; :. g P '11 ss , n - over ti.it cs e c .'id -ee '.ia- as black as ink,
' .a-hedi d. foss , r atleniooi -. ai.d ho faind that ad A h"lo :n tin- giouini shosved svheie
I ig'- d: il-. si dad: i,,. id.a-k n: -:: sv,-r, i th liording and the e ip:a:ii'- house had been. Kver.v
' 1 ::..:.u'es. 1 , Ul..o i. -. . (v dl in t day. and thing e' sv - --.sap- tioin the face
'1 ay - "l ' he i. . - j ,. , -. sv : ; h M a be ' i-.iil!-. sdo-n t he t a ot an: c.l n:e
: :-.e n:o"ii. ssen- '' ' d ''s o::'..-:.. They did:,' .-...m.- :,. :::. i d ib,d ,i; my lath-
: "I'tT.i'ug s,-etn -. i. i flii-. (Land Pr.,:r:e et's a::d mi.,: .titer tla-ie svas a
' : s. I 1 all sg: 1 ' s ,,..,;;. 1: d oa. ;I. d ' vers ot.e -,s . dd I- g. II : I e bit : d i.e I e . "
dials;,.:,. .:: -;. - !o.,.-v M ,'d,d pitref svotdd -Aid ! ... 1. . . . '
' ' t - ' 'I . ,1 ! U i.ol . ' la ed 1 - - . e'L !.. SS .- Io -Vet .-et !l i.p
K. .:..-
tho third in the court of the citadel,
tho fourth in the archbbishop'is 1
palace.
One hundred and twenty-two
indioations are given, from a second
of ; iino to ten thousand years. And
that is all.'' continued the woman,
except about the working of the
machinery, which I do not evnlain.
Alter going Helmut the clock, ana
looking well at the working, we--
;!,,. worn it: her tee ami loft.
tooling solemnly impressed with the
va'.no olt i mo. t ho wonders ot science.
and tho boatitv ot the Psalmist's
prayer: "So teach us to number our
days, that we may apply our hearts
i o o w ' si 1 1 m
V.i i it I i i;kw 'i ii.
ill K KIKl ( I.K INK IMLVIItll
1 io
...y spi
o. i ; g ii t be loi t- on." .-aid
o. ii- we in ged oi;r hor-c-
tliioiign rhe tangled undergrowth
ol ihe Sibiiiu bottom "there's j
lil. Hid Piairie." lleleined ill. mil'
(i.oU oil hi- hat a- no sjioke: ami
lliele w a- a look ol pride and in -'pllis
in in.- broil e d lace, as one
u ii,i u oi ; , d ask: I o y ou -enou-l.v
ti.i..k a i, "I , iel -1 g Ii I :n tin- world
all a ah c Uipale w I f i i that Indole
lull!"
My guide I hiil engagi d iillii
liie day l.eloie a! ((range was
:i"i :i. and had lived all hi- life on
(iiand l'r.i.iie. iind -o had rea-oii
to think it the most tw-antiinl place
ui ea: tl I and I Uill-t colilo-s. aiS 1
i-ioked over the emerald expanse. I
ii Id -i e good reason lor t lie you a g
1,-xaii s entlm-.a-ni lie suit
iiiceo liom too t,mi oi .Mexico,
hirty miles to tho south, rippled
'he grass, and so heightened tin-
' remarkiible rose m blance to water.
lamps of trees, in the far distance,
looked like ships under sad. and
i way on the horizon's rim thedaik.
.ndistinct tree-line along the Ti ; u
fy gase ihe effect of a distant
-Lore. The thousands of cattle and
i hundreds of deer, half bidden in the
men grass, re.-emoieu so many st-a
moMMt,-, u,, ,, a Duumup.
"-""V"
i i i. ne spring oi oournein iexas.
h At
IT feet, and scattered 111 bill
Iiant patches, far as the eye could
leach, were masses ol variegated
tb.wers. that tor luxuriance oP
growth and s.leridor of coloring
. ,l..,rf...l a,-tl,ltlir 1 lo.wl ..T-..r
, ........ v i ...... v . v . ......
i u t he grandest parks of more tem
perate climes.
-Aint t lull pietry nai.i romatcn.
a-ked the guide, as lie waved his
hand svith a proprietary gesture at
i lie in agn i neon t prospect.
1 confessed it was very fine in-
la.-,,.
i,i ui.
"bi.K aoout your mountains a. io
; ,d the ..nil i valleys, your oceans and rocky ( time ia tliis Statei tbe recorii is iost. : admirably preserved. Not long ago
,.f the week: : shores, continued the guide, apos- but it Wil3 a race tbat ,..0st the brave i a painfiug svas brought to light rep
ot the plan trophi.mg the level expanse before , le!!inv bitJ jfe. When Pedd leaped , resenting the judgment of Solomon,
ir i. ames aie him rather than addressing me. ; rom bi(. lj0 se al tl e ,iouI. , the, and which is now iu the Naples
u- -.M.ne oi iiiern can tuue eometi rauch the tire was not tsvjt, minutes i 31'iseum. It contains nineteen fig
to Grand Prairie. Hosv beautiful . t,pi,inii tl,,.,,,. Wit bunt miv cere I nres. iimnnir whieli aw Mm bitut
ho sits tneie, witn an tnem nowe.s
. i ii ai i. i ,
urn an tuem ueius n
. o .- , , ,i nei gietu nu. i on
i i)
"ointi ne.oi uhiik, sn, iinin tu.ii
lt before you. th. t ever Grand
' Prairie wore tbe blackest kind of
! morning."
Von surprise me.
-It's true ns you're a sitting on
that mustang. Put let us ride on
' to mv ranch: it's away yonder, .foivr
m lies off, svhere t he smoke rises up
1 he clump ol trees, witu tue blue
I smoke rising from it, looked like a
j steamer bound south. I told the
cuide 1 should be clad to hear him.
i U ,t h t ... hrnl ao I'llininiT nnio rm '
! our horses' necks, we went on at a
I walk, svbile the guide related the
follosving. svbich I give as nearly as 1 10 tbe inugs.
lean lecallit, in bis picturesque j -JJtdd took iNiabil iu his arms.
but not always accurate language. : aml placing her "on bis hiu-.e, uJ
"They called the tellow jllacki!,,,;! ul, i;eh;IHt; ;;Ilii as the horse
l.ang. no ssasosei uuiis, icij
stout, and h ad onl v one es e, and h;s
face was trailed svith scratches and
sta'os. .No ono knesv where he came
, . l,., 1.. ,.,,1 t-. 1 .l.T
' o.. . no. ,,, ';. '-u ' "-"
tin viiaiiu iianie. 111.11 wasnsc
. eat s ., u ,M i a. .. c;ai n t 1 1 t
cave 15 a CK Lui a lob ri t tie
g.nt x)i.n..v i.-nip .t .1 ",r
indtls Olson
.'
'"lllO Captain S ranch svas Up tbe
Sabine, six miles from here: it aint
there nosv, aud you couldn't tell
that ever a house"had stood there ill
you svas to rule over the place tins
minute. ( aptam l.urnea was rich,
(diptain Purnett was rich,
,
-omul 'no and a latcu string as long as a j the glare, aud seeing tbe animal
I. a h they lariat hung out for stranger aud i ear by, they mounted b-ra and
:.' ot i heir friend. He was a widowi-i: and yet . made lor satefs: now thev were veil
I id ;i:e:r there was no place on Gratul Piairie u1t .AUi pdniging their heels 'into
so popular svith young and old as bis side.'
m,.. i.e X-..H ,.,
lie bail a
; daughter an only ehf
and it sva s alioss cd , on al
Mi'. del:
,nii t hat
I- a inivi i she sva, the ) a e 1 1 lest gi i I sve.-t ot , botton.. but lledd olteti reckolis it
lepre sent 1 the Sabine. Put a big point about , sa as i ho loiige-t hall nii.e no ever
'-Wo n i nei svas that she ssasi.'t i.:h .;r,!,., though he made it 1:1 about
Hope ; pit'ty a- she was good. t i.e - ho; teit time. i I.e ins: ;;it ihe
La.thd'' ho j --P unit in nature lor such a giil , danger was ever the gallant horse
ng a clial a.- Mabel liurue!'. not to liave a d- j dropped dead: a nil 1 f' t here's 1 tit ure
hen po.-i- iinrer.-: but she wa.-n't a cotpiette. 1 for 10r.,.s. ;is 1 ,i hope there is.
I There was asoiiug man named i that animal is iu iierpotual clovet
bold is ( Pedd. svho lived 11e.11 Ura!ii:e. t hat . jn t l,e land of green pasture- .,nd
sso a : 11; ed ! she seemed t o 1 ee 1 k 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 to than , the (juiet sva'.ers,
Tu('!v,'!t" a".v il'cothoi-yoiingmeii. The, '..j.,,. ,et?: tlu",e-s v , ;lIlrh, Alil!.
. siiiteb unloiliiii.ro chaos didn t take r to ,,,s n,(.. tlier,.-s !V -,. ,p,.
heart, lor tin s nked fvodd. anil I
, hi i'.giiei i -.shell they said tin'. '. be
, . -n hand at t in- u etl.img.
" P v : -: 1 1 1 1 g won Id b iv e gone on
o
; l;
V
l i. idi.'r iit-cn lor ' his
.n
JI .-lid he! i
M .:. ! sh
: i hi- is , i s
. now i
ties el
bed
niti.: . ui ' . ; a
i ,
; i mcI lid l-'l: . I " t her. and h ed j m ;
sv.itci.H.g iici svth his one eye 'di
she telf as ti a i,feni d its a svood
ili.vi' in the t.ei o h : mt hood t ;' a rat
ile-uake.
At length ( aptaiu PuriH-t'hc
sasv how things was going, and he
-eiit P.l.a-k Pang off; but it appeal.-
; in didn't leave the neighborhood.
idle day in the fall, svhen t he
glass was high and yellow, and a
teadv as ti.o.vder to tl"l-h Up at Un
toiicii ot tiro. ( diptain Purnett wen
ss a -
P.. hi
! ss , d sa
I d.-ta
.:;;, ii.o.n.ga' ss neti
f .11 "el f.r h:.- tatllot 's
n. lb .: is. i s Liu t ti.at
i Ill t lilsjlali'l. IlO'Ie
ll a : in lias a gooi i
.-::.. !! bad Ilddet!
; ; ..- 1. ;n. a -iioi t
1 le ss as heading lor
Burnett's ranch, and this naturally
excited Redd's .-.tispieion. He called
to the man to stop, but he didn't
do it. He was thinking about
turning back and following him,
when all of a sudden . ho saw a pillar
ol tiaine, about ten feet high, shoot
up from the ground. The man that
started t he ti re leaned on lbs horse
again, ami as lie uul so young Kedd i
recognized the
I Hack L .!:-'.
ta-e and torm ot :
'-A prairie lire never .stands still,
1 1 surges this wiiy and that till
struck bv the wind then besrins a
race, with the tire invariably in the
lead.
It was six miles bark to Captain
lbiinett's. with the wind blowing
lor that point, and between lledd
ami the woman In- loved the liie
w. i-ii-mg into a great rolling wa 11
"i tlame-.
"The cattle and deer s av the
glare in t ho hea: t ot (Paini Prawn.
and knew- what it inciio. for they
st arteii wit l-i tnghtened cries for t he
damp Sabine bottom. And the
bud- rose iiji .troni tiieir testing-
places, and wheeled and screamed ,
aboe;i.o il.m.es. ,.s il lli".v wi-ic
!i,.ii,ied iiy tin iieico l.ght ami
u. died :iv tin- heat.
'Led.; dain't slop to s-je all ibis,
leu it lia-hed acioss ins eyi a- he
n heeled bis horse and started ioi
Cap-a;n Purnett'.- ranch. The wail
o! !..e t etweeu him and tae place
win-ii' Ins heart had gone to clear
oui of ins mouth was getting
h'gaei and widen anil he knew i hat
111 a slioit tune lt must .-rn.ee i no
,,,ile in v, hieh Mabel and ihe two
i.l, ,ck women were asleep.
lie bad as good a hor.-e under
him its ever carried a man across
the prairie, aud he let the auimal
out: his tirst point being to set be-
tweeti mo nro ami i. aptaui i-ui-
neii'.-.
Alter a iideof twenty ujinute..
Huh! looked back, iiml .saw he was
a'i mt three buutiied yards auead
ill tin. it i .... I ... ti L- of (1 1 th.it e i ii . e
,,,, iliu.r Lim. i;llrning tm;..- ,,l
ipia::a- grass, like tieiv birds, losi'
int.. i he air, and m-liu,;; hi ii.uniu
.i,..i ... i,,. .,,,,i
Homls.-.t eoi.u.-i-.eoloiil sn.okp rolled
tl(. Uv blotted out tbe
,.iSf '
Tijtf alr ,.NV in). ;l a mrnace.
al!li .i,Ha,, :, ,-!,,.. ,1 from
. . .. . . .. .
ti... .in li, ..I i.e lor e 1 Li. iilll-
mal gave otu. or even led. a tew
micutes svouiii nave seen Keiiti s
bnii v a charred lumti in the rear ot
(llt. (-re 1;al tiie iarsu Ijever iet
,,o. t i,h , ml, ie fellow seemed ronn-
' d.-rsfand what svas wanted, and to
ft.0l t hat he svas now racing to save
Ma be Purnett.
..if ever a horse made ou inker
,.. rf knoc.kine he fluuer himself
: -
F:,jnst , he , door, and bust it n. As
, leaned into tue ball shouting,
, .iabel, the prairie s on hie. Ue
! iu,ar,i A ery that made his blood
ruil col j bo; a, it was outside.
' --it was as lisrht as day in the
. ball, aud he saw the white form of
, Mabel Puruett in the arms of Black
; Lancr. who was trvinff to carry her
off.
( luickei'n I cau tell vou. Black
tired lint bo wasn't onick pnonch
AUOther shot ran"- out a second be -
j-re bjs. i(. tell and yia'oel tore
i l.rcit iv.-.m i,; ..r,,,j
'The lire svas nearly up. and the
air svas so hot that every breath
seemed like nnm i-o' moltpii load in-
i snraUfawav a Wave ol llame Mir"e(l
nn a-, jj, i.t ii,,-. ,ou-c and blo'ted u
out
It was only three h tun! red yards
, to the river bottom, but
swept in i otsveen the timber and
. tJje houst. sf) t,u, onh. cours ,eft
i , , ...
w;is n nrfi' mi the horse svil i bis
0 -
(biublo burden til! the fire could be
'HiinL-eil and . linn m i.b- for th..
oreen trees.
.. s i,.jf'i rode on be overtook
Ml .T.i- l v.. i , ',.:,!, .n.. f
x i n. t. xj i n j - in', -'t , " i . 11 iiit. v
; biaei- W(.uueii on his back. It seems
1
the women had bt
i the women had lioen worked nn bv
- . . --t
, .. ;
t ss a s on,
t i.e hoii.-e
Pu.nd sr
,i it a had ini.e
o tiie idace ss heie
iter in the Sabine
: f, ,
rh"e
baby in Lor ai n si
el le. 1
-hour
And it-fote 1 ci'iil
tiuish the s foi ; I
interested n.e, he
hoise. at. d lias
pretty w:ii- i-.r di ;.
'y -headed b . lv,
-Thi s i s ni ' SS ; I
ts i. on
no ;: :.
a s 1 1 1 1
1 ho! ii.l.l.
ol this.
i I . ! 1 1 .
1 h'J '
s . 1 ;.-;. f :,-!:: a
''1st eoll.e i 'lit oi he hi
my fal h'.T-in law. (.'apta
iiuri;:.
1 ack'tioss leu.
the iioroiiui-f
and gl oldened t he s out)
mo; tier s
heal " by coin.
ii : :
sva
:ig tue
b.,' v
an i
kissing it-r
i a most kiss
I .-aid to mv
Tnis di
- v rn
lim
I e-
i ke another step
( ,:
ia
n :
i, e
,;.
l :.
so ; s
; llg neil
J sv.
christened Samuel Redd, but every
one calls me Sam liedd for short.
But come in; you will enjoy dinner
none the worse, I hope, lor my
story."
Years have sped since that hoau
tiful evening, but 1 aluas.- r, call
with dellg.t ii '. i-ii
o Or i ml !
-toi s isas I
iiiin! t liat i
Prnrin ml ii..- ,,.
so otren i uu thioimii m
l write it d'. n liopi:.;- ..tnei.-. ina,
tied in t a p. n t : ; h.- inteio -t :t i
tils' lecit
me N.
V.
I i.i w ; i I ei riiii j cii
I Pighteeti hundred years a-o ilie
'i:y 1 on.;e,i w.-s iKiiai! beiu-atb j
the a.-,.. - ot Vesuvius. At i hat
tune i' w.is a prosperous place, !
car!'.' n g on , u, extensive commerce j
witii tin- C..ii,,.;ini,ui towi,-. and in-1
ii.ibitetl by a en P i va : ed a u d in '. elii-:
gent pt op'.e. ,
Suddenly, uit bout raining, the .
b.i-y limn ot industiy was stilled .
foiever. and Pomieii uas swept .
from. sight. A dark eloud was seen j
hovei mg ei 'esu .iu . b. ml sub-
t arraiiean thunders ere heard; j
I hen I h e tiel y st re.i ;n s - d 1 a a, j ioni ed !
down ihe sides of i mountain.
in-l. tailing ii poii 1 i e ; cul a n t urn .
buried if deep bene i;Ji t he feartu!
tlood. Lava, ashes ami cinders j
tell. too. up..n I'ouipe i. ami mi trace I
of the bu-.y city re , r: .". to ell
win-re it had li o:-i L'or .
eighteen hundred eai - the otuied j
city n-mained unknown, shrouded 1
in tb-,-p mystery. i
n a! ion-t-xoa vai . a-!: a ve tu o:: gli t
tolignt much of
n a i?y.
ami tut- i.-itor can va!:,- .n'ol the
ruins and see how the 'Cmpelans
lived, and tho indu-nie- m which
they w eic engaged w .. n : hei. busy
hand.- were arie.-tt d. Pn-vt r. Here j
can oe seen me lent ::n - oi numuer-
less fountains tim-iy .-cuiptured,
beautiful temples, showing exquisite
carving, well executed fresco pnint-
mgs. the rums ot tine houses and I
theaters, and stables where ! he i
wealths kepi their hursts.
Prom whi-.thi
Prom what has been unearthed j
is easy to see that the Pompeiaus
1 1 is easy ; o see that t be 1 oiupeiaus
n-..t.. t-..r ....ti-iiivnrin,,, ..i ni.
U'e lovit... i.eoi.le. bnt rliaf thee leoP
attained considerable skill in the
a. ts ami manufactures. The tables
. and chai.s Iduntl are of carved
br..iize: neaiirifnl v.s-.-ina. rliQhpa
,. d I , ' T" ' " " . '
;ll,;i nit i' n ini pspput ff a.Q lino r
chased gold jeweiry, some set with
gems, aim exquisite cameo rings.
can be seen, aud attest to the skill
of ,, ,uakeis.
Tbe artist finds much to internet.
. hiiu in these relics of the nast nnrl
of especial interest to him are tbe
old paint lues on the walls and else
where, the colors of nmnv hointr
i holdiner a sceoter. a councilor, sol. i
' c 7 1 ' 1 i
dien
s, two women, an infant, and ai
srroun ot spectators. 1 houadi not
; particulaily well drawn, the figures;
i are effective, and the coloring ad-
i mirably preserved.
i Among the painters svho have
j made a study of the ancient life of :
i Pompeii is Joseph Coomaus. "The
i Flower Girl of Pompeii'' is one of'
i his happiest efforts, and brings
vividly before us tbe daik-eyedi
! tuat; lb" upon tbe unfortunate city
I stands beside one of ' the numer -
I ous fountains that adorned Pomneii
attired in the dress of the times, ;
! wltn tu r band raised to shade her
brow from the burning sun, as she
seems to be looking for a purchaser
' ro 'essen her stock of llosvers.
: Jh morosfs Monthly.
-
St) JJay seed corn.
Dear Editor: I have a limited amount
of a very superior quality of extremely
, large field corn which hag recently been
! originated and which will matur in I
trom cUtoyaclas-s . tara are from 10 to
"J?cj" J ?
ic. i iiutr kcxLgc i.u-. is a. uiai ici in.
, oeauty ih dusdsis oi tine'iea corn nas
j t :
i ueeu i ai-isu pei atii. i am vmy anxitiub l
i to know what this corn svill do in other!
1 rlimatos. before ail vi-rriaincr it for sale
and will send a large sample package
fret: to any farnHM" w ho take Kood
car? and report hi3 Fuceess yyith it and
- ri - i lfiTi!loi-M'.'i"trirairi ci Pror iar
i - vi-v-. -.f v-.: '-' t"-J
! pos-tatre. packing, etc.. on same. Ad-
dr.
F. RfST. Snringfied. Ohio.
l'e lid 2 in wit.
Pbm1 naialanaJlllaa
Sill tflll B II II M a4idl cure (or Pjawepalav
WB uaf WB WIIMI M V V HIHI CoiuUpsti. Dose, uu to t
uenuine crab Orchard Salts in sealed pnclrafres
rt r unnWKU WM I Elt OU., KrupTS.
SaE HONEY BY
in ( kkvi-: nisi) i aiTiLiiia sinvEii. it . uuiiiir-n.ied hy w.c. w iw t.
. -. j . : .. K ; is. - ss,. .. i...,: :.: ... oii.Jr. MUUTucUua goacaai l.
J. C. WHITTY,
Iron Ki n i.t. Crtrea street. New- Bern, . C.
i . .v.- .until i I.TC ll IL I'lPLEMESTi and H1CBIIRT
s : . i; j, ... M ll;..
-c a lks.
'
iSuper-P
Is LTgirlvj-.iL-a for ail Fertilizing Pu poses, and especiaJlj,
ctuaptcd to tig- ..i'ovvtb of EARLY TRUCKS.
cms i i -o
o ure tie'
.i-iJj J sV : OC i
LMAN, l.l.OVb,
The Sili How it Succeeds in Stik ,
County. - l"" V ,,
I put up my first ensilage in the "
falloflSS3. I took t he com from
the field just beiore the ears heguu ,'
to get hard. I used a Baldwiu cut- ii.
ter and a Samlvsidi Horsepower,
Cut it in three-fourth jncb lenglbf,
As I tilled my silo, I had it well
trampled down. After I trot, it. f nil
I weifflite.l it uiwn -with roekc 1
filled my silo iu the liiontb of Aaa.
and commenced to use it first of
i December. 1 put up that year
I sixty-seven two horse loads of corn,
land it ted I'd head of cattle all tbe
win'er. 1 t bank lt gave out in ApriL
L...sr fall 1 put up, about the same
amount in t he same manner and at
about, the same time of year, except
that 1 did not pack and stamp it.
This caused me to lose about one-
f .tu t li of t he ensilage. I found on
opening it that all around tbe wall
it had rotted and a vacant apace
existed large enough far a person
to i a 1 around it, and the ensilage
here was rotten, though in aide of
t he bulk it was sweet and sound,
On account of losing this amount
1 1 has only led -JO head of cattle
from the first of December up to
;i 1), ,u t t his time. I feel sensibly the
loss of it on account of my milk'-Mld
butter supply running short, and pt
inferior quality. I have two ftilos
made -t lock aud cement. Dimen-
-ions ol each are twelve feet wide,
fourteen feet long, and thirteen feet
deep, built under ground. Have a
drain pipe to carry off-'the water
ami keen lt drv. I have nntnr nsml
but one of the silos beo.insft nnj nf
;i hem will hold as uiucb as I need to
: run nie through the winter, and in '
t he summer my habit has been to
pasture niv cattle. 1 have- never
tried anything lint corn, except the
first year I put iu ou top of I he corn :
t loaus oi grass wnicn made good ,
ensilage. I am satisfied from jmy
experieuee with it that IrraAs. Tea
vines, weeds or anything that,1 -
green, if pronerly Dufe no" in i wll- '
constructed silo, will oat. '; jfTiare . ,
occasionally fed my horses p , ,1 ;
they liko it and it is good as a 'V
they liko it and it is kOOtT :
:u.... .... r...j- . j;
tntnt- o 1,t.-.1.I i, l. -v.
it il worked regnlarlv ' -
i Very respectfiillr.
! WtLlSH.r
' p.-i,.....;m P J."-"
. - ..'iiio.inwiira.
A Man's Best FEiENpgShrtke '
speare said truly that onauelrOf "
nature makes the w hoi eWorld iuna r
The letters of Jefferson Davia to -
his wife, vrritten just after the col
lapse of (Ipneral Poa's armrl hnrn
softened all hearts. towards the
. laden chief. He told infer that hn
felt himself able to leariie very pos
sible consequence of the failure of '
the Confederacy except ;Chi $gn0
dation of bis wife and children." lie
advised her to make the best of her V
way to Mississippi1, and i, here await -the
issue of eveuts. iL';tl" ,
' Dear Wife;'he wrote,: Uh la ia ' ,
not the late-to wnleh I invited yon
: wiien the luture was rose-colored tar
us both, but 1 kwoQvyilUlritxr
even better than 'iu'vaelf.''atfA,tha1r-
of us two I alone willever look-back
: reproachfully on my' Dast "cAreeK." -
There is no friend like a'faithful -
wife w ben a man is reduced $o ex- ' .c.
tremify. -' --li.-T-ef-wf 7r s-
Old Lady (to
Little Boy What .Sunday-school
: is itf
itf "
Old Lady The MeOiodrgi fM f 4 i -Little
Boy No, I tried lieSltil f -
ouises ids year, an1 didn't ge .notli- v
in' but a stick of brokenvcatfchri',an
: apple. I'm goin' to try the 'Pisco-r
'jial this year !'' --
" ' -
"Doctor " said a lawyer to an .
.u.uu, .
and Satan were to go to law , whfeh ; 1
do you think would winV;-1 VSatan,jd
sir, by all odd-?," answered the rev-., "
erend doctor, "Why sol" asked the-
, .Ran-tA all thA.lawrara'
wnnld bo on hi IntiAthi
., " ' s- . r". V .
would be on his side,SBd tbf
clergyman. . " : i G V
l u- - r. ' f
The Major's Message. Hay we hei
I narrloneil for rpniinui-.iticr t.hn Mntr fta sl---
! incorporate in his next message the act o -r :-
that many of our most promioapt ctti- '
i zens have beeeuiaoT ItievmatiBlB,
ncni I nin a riti tmHaail anannlalnM Kw j,"
I mcui ajtGi auui as vuiHaMUiDt vj -
Salvation Oil, and that be recommend " Us
this valuable medicine to be kept in
every family. - -.-.g'f-
LS LU5S
DYSPEPSIA, I
SICX HEADACHE, I
CONSTIPATION, -1
- fia.
A RcTBtH.7 for all Dtwawt of tlk U
neyi, Htomefn ma
at 10 and ifitcts. fo genoiBS i
BIJiMfl i,. jwweb, jb
SOWIKQ YOUR GUAflQ
i M
i.s. ii.v.,1 I i l-A 1KB A Mis' 8TASDARO
buitSiB'
hosphate
;uiy one of th? unrivalled excellence of
planter of ti, id section, as well as our
: : ! 'ot t ii leg- years on my truck farm, aiu
i u !.- tei uli.er, nmre especially when used
: ti fei'ii itin1. ou tlif next crap.
V : in:!;- M', DUI'N.
:' - p'laa.l-to the acre, giving U a
. .ii ..!.. iiciion of 1'ocomokk vaatne
! . . sM n-s, Zunl stfttlon, Va,
'ion siilli several of the beat
'."ii imy I ever used. It hasten!
: " I used, consequently hare very
r- I.l'HN, Krankllnton, N. C.
o ... ': h.to 1 niake one And one
; .o . . ,.- shock ou ihe same land
II.'! GRAY, Bmlttaneld, Va.
A,nts, New Berne, N. C.
- S A- IUJY1JEN, Mfr.,
NorfolU,ZVaj
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