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THE OGLETHORPE ECHO. *ub*eri©tlo« R*t*« ; Ti ff*S _sji L* * fW«S» OsfA »» JiMMM. >fww» S-Ttu* firm mrti mtbosnbwr two tutor* tht * splr*t job of Sir tiv. *c4 if nhwcrtfXkm m not Kof pmrom who wiQ *m& u»w of tn IWW iwtewrthsr*, •** *10 -**tu trfli M re«t#d to o>e fflrt Ht'nvrtpiZoa trow. So ci»b ntm. Tbe Heaehawa. »r soma OBiaaajur tHimw. Mr Wl» her mortda# round. Mr i*dTV p*ge ber fl*v* grerbotad. M * lady’s batr th* toad winds stir, And ifi the biri» make songs for her. H^r thrastwNs n g tu fUthbors hovers, And ftsUkbnm 4<fc is get with flowers; Bat oe’et Uk* hfcrw, in flower or bird, ~W»9 beenty »een or momc heerd. T fit disUnoe of tbe «ts » is hern; Tlie leeet of si) her worshippen. The dost benestb her dsiaty heel, HI r knows not tb*t I see or feet O proud sod calm '—she cmaot know WXe»e’er she go«» with her l go ; X> told snd fsir T—she esaaot guewe . 1 kneel to ft urt- her hotrod's esrese!- • - ftif knight beside ber hot snd hswk, ! rob their ears of bef sweet t-Uk ; Her smtors cottie from «wt end west, i -1 e»l hw -•‘mile ftooi etery guest. Iftiijekrd of her, i» loYiDg words, ] gr*et hf-r wifla the *oug of birds, I rt'Shb h*?r with her grewr-sraed bowers, I kid* her w.tk lk*hp» of flowers. The hound snd I ere on ber trsil, Tbe wind so 11 nphft her veil ; An if the calm, cold moon she were, And I the tide, I follow her. A» QnreboJted %* t toy, l ehsre The licence of the iron snd sir, Aud in s oominon bomsge bide My worship from her scorn snd pride. h‘«w look nor sign betrsyeth BW> ; I were* her iu my low degree, Ct otent in Irotnble wsyn to prove He Nerve*h well who serves for love. And still to ber my wr\\t# brings The reverence doe to holy things . Her marden pride, her fcsaghty nsme My dumb devotion #troll not shsme. ^-Independent. The Express Train. v m s;;,Sis:;,::;'Sr zssrz Without looking sue live* lost," the long white up. slip, winch we seized mei »* b ^ WMlmi “ he “ fut, •< Infamous!" “ Nolwdy to blame, of conrae. “1 tell yon the officer* a road such an accident m possible ahouhl be tned for murder I’toned Fen-tot. Smitley shoved, hia eo»tothw boy, and hghtolhiB eigar. • I think you re wrong, Ferrer s. Iniste ai l of towS bei ng stalllnd on » railway M a uA that e yyltiw. I am not Innvto am**«l at the securityof them. Just think of it. fhoasands of trams running yearly be- on cseli, with but a detraction, minute to spue safety tween safety and depending oonductora, tbe »f the train* on te'egrapli clerks, brakesmen, men of «very grade of mtelhgenee, the brama snhjvetto eveN' kind of mood, diaeaae nnd temper. The engineer take* a glare >,t hpior; the conductor set* ln» watch half a minute too fast; the flagman fall* asleep, and the train is dsahed into mm! It is not the accident that ut to lie won detBil at, it is the eacape that is miraeo loua!" -■—- ------- —-—~~ We had all dropped into seats by this time. Thenightwaa young, and after another told some atory of adven taro or danger. Prewntly which Kanttoy said, “ There was an incident on the Erie toad a few yew* ago, whnfii made me feel a* 1 do m the matter—I happened to be an eye-wiluesa to the whole affair." “What waa it, Ben?" “Its rather along *tory~ “Noiuatter. Goon. Ton can. t go home until yonr proof comes in any how/* “No Well, to make bad yon understand, ba.1 about five yrars ago I a down—night_work, hack-writing and_ l>oor pay. Ton know how fast it all >■ ears out the machinery. Tbe tdfcwl of diseases of the gray waiter of lie brain, etc., and prescribed, and change instead ■ f medicine, absolute rest of >-ene. I would have swallowe,l all the lewtrams in a drag shop rather than have left- tbe office U* a week. “ ‘ I'll take country board and send in /• Utoria’,’ said niastdrop I. office and work “• No; yon utterly out of your t|iink life lor a month, at last. Talk and of planting jwta >«*»,.or embroillery.. cpyteteetot- papers and politics.’ obeyed. I started ‘ Well, I Pemisylvarua, on a ped /•driui tour through stud i -rd oil stock' in Alleghany Berks. connty, FinaHy ami -ate sonr-krant hr l relight up-lr«tsore and bored Vmaring—m Williamsport. While Met! iuto the habit attidying of lounging the the railway station, ootre - ‘ ruction of the'engines, The «nd making with triends with the men. man ivhom I alwaTa mechanic. fratefnize He most rewlilyw •degree tlie skOleil Iw« of oomraon-eense a store of certain f*cts which your lack/ young doctor or politician ia »>tto Beddes standing be is absolutely « tre of hi« social ground, and Gas » grave self-teepect which teaches him to reapecryou. started his The professional is 1 »d in^t of his ou position; career be uneafcy, tries ♦ ,f>t sure •i“k»b perpetually. X tell you this plain my intim^ road/especially wiH> many of the offi vials on the with an gtnaar named Biakrfey. This man attracted roe information first by ft’ditty wanted to in give few me direct the sharp words, a F^ike most reticent men he knew weight and value of words. I soon revmo pcrsonsllymucli interested in him. ,«lT^y.toth litetea youth s^elra ot haril-hip and at a to toTupl'sSs 1 atlSLSr 1 9 »r- H /. and go.,1 md the was, I found, hteh in tbe Of company tin one oecreion. ing a Snndayoff.lie took me up to tylore, where hie wife and child lived. T'e »a* «n exceptionally silent insii, .rt.cn With them was garrulous and hearted the as wisest a boy. In his eyes - re aud fairest Of ■id the boy a wonder of intellect . r«*t retiree of trouble to him was, b* round, that he was able to see them -.ace in three week*. It was ■rthe child’s health to keep them afford country air. and, indeed, he u A to have them elsewhere; > d* separated' him from them (/tally June waa in the habit of o/g with Charley down to a pimtof the road every day. that yught see them as he .lashed by. "And wheu I found out this habit, • jcnrrel to rue that I eonld Xn give /. great ptewr.re, .How . ursed iny metUlmg kindness fannarv 25th wa* the child’s birthday i !<top«ed to Mrs. Blakeley i 'barley shonH Award the train i c*4 :X ajjrbau.l-daov«,ua known to ran up *« Harri»Wg wh« Oglethorpe Echo. By T, L. GANTT, bad the night off. There waa to be a l little supper atTB tochtd House, Charley wo* Of to appear in a new suit, eto., etc. coqree tbe whole affair wa* at my expense—a mere trifle, _ i but _^. on af¬ fair of grande fairly innocent, took -~iri moot sappy creature; one of those wotaest who are wive* and mother* in the cradle. Wb«s ' Bljikeiey ‘ found her she w*» a thin, d, paJe pale little little tailoreea taUoree* —a machine to grind jriud oat oat badly-made badly-made ahoddy clothes. Bat But three three Charley Charier veer* vears of of marriage made and petting tting tiamp of of had lunl her may and t ifwl plump and and pretty. prettr, “The little Highland suit suitwas was brought br ui complete, and to the the tiny ny dirt dirk and and feather, feather, wiJ in it, very pretty down . littlafellow looked I wrote to order a scanning etnuniug supper to be ready at eight. Jane Jane and ami : the Jersey boy Shore, were to go aboard little the hill train at ; which they a queer lived. Blakeley village the near ran train burg from that day. Witttgmsport<townto His wife being Harris¬ in the passenger ear, before be took charge of Hhe engine, of course he would see and know notidng qf her until we landed at Harrieburgh at seven, I had intended to go down in tbe amoking-car as usual, by bnt the another origioster fancy, /^t suggested aSivih 'aafaai: I sup pone s me. No need to faugh. Satan, I believe, ha* 1 quite as ranch to do with accidents and misery not? However, and death, as fancy, with diabolical sin. Why down my tbe engine with or not, was to go on Blakeley. I hunted up the fireman ami talked to him for an hour. Then I went to the engineer. •if Blakeley, ’ I said, * Jons* (the fire¬ man j wants to-night doubt off.’ He’s taking " * Off t O, no ! to drink, Jones. Tie must have been ! drinking when be talked of t’at. It's j imposaible.’ ' i bad “I asick explained to Blakeley sweetheart that Joue* thing,and finally wife, ora owned that btn! or some I an tin ] conquerable engine, desire and to that run down knowing tiie rtwul on toe toy j only place, —4 ehanee —--------- had bribed wan to - him take -—~ to giTC the —------- fireman's it-Wine. jssfais-tsrjssVE SfA^ssWiscJSi ■w-s-»wa. engine. fSkhtm, If* different h -re from on the you’ll remember. I've got to S&SwSS&tt?* iU tlltre ' “ * Oh, Squired I understand,’ said I.-thtoking' effort th*t it tittle moral to . obey in the matter of ahoveimg ft«l. If wtutt that shovel ing «**! waa thinking to cost me 1 But all day ride I went about of the fiery through the iron horse. the hills, mounted hteraity on ■* It was in the middl e of the af ternoon *aw»«nto into the station. I eaaght a glimpse with Charley, of Jane magnificent on the pas- in seuger oar, plaid, beside her. She red green owM-d a -loaeo timre aud laughed, and tben'hid behind tbe window, fearing her It hnaband should ace her. Poor girl! wm the aecond great holiday of ber life, 8l)e j,ad tohl me, the flrat being her aiding “The day. stopped miuntos. It train ten was neither an express Dor an acoommo dation train, hut one which stopped at f},e principal stations on the route—Sel insgrove, I had Simbary, old patched etc. snit fit, “ an on, as T snppcwof, for the service irf coai heaver; bnt Blakeley, lian/ls when 1 came nip, eyed it and my aardonicany. lie waa in no better than temper, had evidently, with amateur firemen he been in the morning, ‘Ton •■‘Allaboard !’ bosaid, grnffiv. tA You'll ke yonr place coal jusi there, I Mr, call Saotley. for it, put in aa it : yon plrese, and not trust to yonr own jndpnent.- His annoyed It cannot p tone mo. ' : require Slier much jndgmont A to keep up a fire a boiling and not make it too | kok Arty woman Him >\o that iu her own kitchen.’ "H« male on reply, but took his p l >ce on the little square box where the g rea ter part of ha life was passed. I nutiosd that his lace waa flushed, and his irri tst, on at my foolish whim was' ccr tainiy more than the keen o-easion curiosity, repaired. j watched him with won haveW dering if it were possible -that he accused could drinking*# u he had poor Joae*ot doiug* “It strikes meas.odd," should interrupted ‘only Ferre rs, “that yon not made fttrtBtfmatecomjsinioaor ffiisfeT i QW _ Santley, box taken so keen aa in tercet in his tamper iEkdy'to and drinking b/mts. Yd« uonhl not Itote/tiWy -------f ol fi, with . • •« No. t have something else to do. I was absolute!* idle then. made Blakeley and liis family for the time up w^ my ' world. exceptional As for tne friendship, aatoiotegrity this , an man, both * 0 d miuwive hard sense. The knowb e,lg« that comes from book* count* with me bnt for little, compared with the ex ; perisnee fa*. and contort mth fact* friemlaluji for tortv ^ I was honored tiv the «j»«» jorriour. * Bat tbe qaw* tioa of hissobriety that dav at wm h *erio«* with one haSdreda^f A uw.u loaf” iu charge JL*J> a train J felt outfit to be sober, iiarticukrlv wbeu t w«w shut tip in the engine with him. “ J.-wt an we surfed a slip he of readTaml paper ‘ . handed to him, which threw down. , s “* Do you run tbia tram h? telegraph T • f awke.1, beginning to corf/ shovel vigorously, " . «*• Yea. Ko more j i “«Isn’t that nnnsnrf V Yea. There are two special trains ' «>n tbe road this afternoon, ’ “ * la'it difficult to ran a train by tele graph T I said presently, simply to ; make conversation. Star »g in ’ eilencf R t the narrow slit in tbe gh>omv furnace I or out at the village street, through * - N^MiS^TSfSZ the which I receive to obey mstraet. .ns 8t “n -Bntxf should happen to think to think'at all I When tbe train* run by telegraph the engineers are ao many , mrehino/in the hands of one controller, j who directs them allfrouiaoentral point, He baa the whole road under his eye. If thev don’t obe* to tbe least title their | orders, “• Yon it is dretraetun. to think silent to the obedience whole.’ 1 seem the first and last merit in a railway man?’ ‘“Yes.’dryly. Lint and dumb. “ I h«k the was “ AV’e are outof town now. Blakelev qnickened Id the sperii of the engine. I not speak 10 him again. There little for me to do sail I was landscape. occupied in looking out at the flying fall The fields were- ooverel with a deep of snow, and gisnrt-d whitelv strange, ttureal shimmer. ‘The air keen and cutting. Still the ride tame. I was disappointed. The -S» meal would bv no means be^ eoual a *a{.ixit«l6.,recto I tothink I h.id little to pay tor my grimv ' and irat^ la/v when Ouf we tWo^reJiaere s owed at the next fa ; .board tbe train. Thereiro* the i 4*3* THE ONLY PAPER IN-ONE - I O ftBA t & ENT AHP WEALTHIEST COUNTIES IN GEORGIA I was craning my neck to hearj wnen the boy ran alongside with the telegram. " Thenext moment I hranl a siaother ed exclamation from Blakely, “Tlie boy dashed off, and Blakely sat waiting, eooBy twfor. polishing bis. a Back bit of the sbiniag bov. bnuis c«o« the tbe W •• ‘Had it repeated. there’a tber^a Baade mistake, ia raging and at at yon. eon. Saw bay* no no a^onJ you’d voi d best beat get get on,’ thrnstmg tbe ‘mes«age npT read liesitating ‘‘Blakeley it, and stool for for half half a a minute. minute. I 1 never newt shall shall target forget ,c. the dismay, r the ntter perplexity that gathered in hr# lean Tsce as lie looked at the telegram, and -,a..«a.«a - Hia then at moved t he long if - train behind him. lips as he wore calculating chances, and his eye* soddeniv theendidtheoalculafon. quailed, as if he saw death at going IlirtolVTaSS"' .vngtodo? to do ?’ I Iaske.1 asked. Whatareyou “‘Obey.’ “£***-. , , ’rk *| ‘*y n *. gBf< * !r , horror error, that 1 made; wjtsrt aa if it were rSSwjT-T Blakeley’sown voice. ThcDeitinstnntwe . tbe l.^dying T»rm, at .ape*! which W ! seemed dangerous l,n Lt/l"nlakelev to dBUk me fn ’ y ‘ “ ‘‘•Weare ?We Ire miinJverv going very fast, fast Rlake'lev Blakelry, • I ventured fliil nntanfiin-r Hi» pvp vra« fir ed oq on the the steam steam gang*; gauge; his his lips lips closely closely at, “ ‘More coal!’ ” I --------- threw It in. T , „ . “ The fields and houses We Iwgsit nearing to fly past but half seen. were Nunbury. Blakeley’s eye went from and tbe gauge to the fa* of the timepiece *>«<*• ff* 1,k « ttB automaton, There was little more moaning mto * at ‘ e ' • . S w?L .krl^^w-a-1 We r „ *< • B^hkelcy ni the We rate re of gmpg ft T«ry miles fast* , re gomg at Him aa *4v7*=! vlslsi „ »& l 8~ g»ra .,, g “EsS“ of I»fW» wail.si,*udpa*tod omgbtn it with <><>t '!>“ W* «< •» stent. 1 wSTciowd Ew ZZ to toe field* again, "B» »!*' btojttto, gtered Ittotolly hot. , hrea hiess; «*e } n mace red The best, the vetoed?,.the -tcmhle ner vous strain of the man.tecode me, wemed to weight tiie wi. I found tnyscif like draw >>*« l»og atentonoiia breaths one drowning. I heaped m the coal at inter- 3**S, *< ‘rdtaveWone mvhe ^de n»A netting ------ ofBkilmd — n I , interrupted . .me of the listeners. -The man was mad. “ I did it because of duty, I which was oppnwnni I had by an old sense never in ray ordinary brain work. I taken this mechanical task on in* self, and t felt a stricture upon me to go through with it at any ooai, Iknowno. how it is fliat dull, ignorant men without a spark of enthusiasm, show such heroism sometimes, as soldiers. engineers, captains of wrecked ve»»l*. ft is this overpowering sense of routine Inty. It is a finer thing tIorever,T than wheer hraVElj—la iny juntion, began to be of yonr mind, Wright, that Blakeley waa mad, laboring under some sodden frenzy from drink, though I had o.'v/'r ?- ’i Imn touch liquor. “Hu did not move hand or foot, ex cept in the mechanical Control of the engine, hts eye going from the range to the timepiece with a steadiness that was more terrible and threatening than any gleam of glanoed insanity Wk would have long been. train Once he at the speeding after the engine, with a head long speeil *Von tlmt rocked it from aide to aide. would catch glimpre* taiking, <>f hundreds of men and women re.nl,ng, smoking: nnrimreions that their lives were all m the hold of one m&u, whom I now strongly anspected to be mad. I knew by hia look that here membered their lives were in ilia hand, He glanced at tbe clock. '“Twenty miles,’ he mattered. ‘Throw on the coal, Jones. The fire is going "f out.’ did it. Yes, I did it. There was «om«thiiig in the lace of that man that I eonld not resist. Then I climbed for ward and shook him by the shoulder. “ ‘BluieleyT T shohled, L^yon are running this train into the jaws of death!’ ‘ I aff ii,’ and unloiiy. child it.’ . wv T wif * are on “‘MyGodl’ He staggered hi* fort. ^ Bui " to even then he did not move hia eye from the . gauge. In rninato-’ “ • a ’“Make op the fire,’ he said, and pushe.1 F in the throttle valve. “‘I will not’ ., ‘“Make /jnietly, np the fire, Mr. Santley,' , very *1 will not You majmitfder,your •* mil and yonr wile and bov, hut you sl»»ll uot murder roe. “He like looked those nt ol me. wild His beam. kindly eyes But glared controlled himaelf a in momeiit. he a *“ I xsouW throw vou out of tins door, »nd make short work ot. of it. it. But-look Bnt—look here ; do you see the station yonder onder?’ ?* “ I saw a tiiin whiap of of aosoke smoke against against tbe akv, about five'miles in advance. “‘Iwaatold to reach the station meeting by six o’clock. The express train n» ia due now. I ought to have laid by for it at Banbury. I whs told to come on. The track is a single one. Hulees I can make the' aiding at the station in three mtnatea, we will meet it yonder in the hollow.” “ ‘ blanJereil 1’ “ ‘ AnJ you olioril ?' ' ■ “He said sotlung. X threw ««A patitS/ Birtf^vw smTcStoar to Blakelev pushed in the valve atil! farther. The engine began to strange panting sound Fareiff to south f eoald see the bitaminoua smoke of a tram. nodded, “I looked at Blakeley inquiringly- . , „ ft was the express. “ I stooped to the fire. “‘ No m«e,’ hesatd. “ Hooked serose the clear, pesoefullittle wintry at the gray smoke of tbe village, and closer, beyond, that the Mack sky. line Then com mg closer, acroos I turncl to the watch. “ In one minute more “ (Gentlemen, I confes*; 1 sot down • and buried mv face in my bauds. .think I tried to. pray. I had a tboaght of a mare of mungle.1, ami men and women, mother* batiire, and. vsgnelv, of a merciful Goti. Little Charley with his curia and ini— “There was a terrified shriek from engine, against which I leaned. in mv face. A hot tempest swept me “ I looked ttp. Weerm on tbe hfai»o**s*ta had «oaa paMfaf by. tmriradfa LEXINGTON, GEORGIA. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1878. *1 1 TiiUikOod! You’we done it, Blake tort Bhritefeyrf tfied; 5 ^--r tSSI 3 Sa 55 :r in “ bis An I engineer came away, named r Fred Hkh* at the atatom ran the tnun mto barg. Blakeley down earn and terribly bad «b<Uten. little fiut we went enr joraJ feast, after alt. Charier, ’ at leant, en it.” -What waa the explanation Sr ? A blander of the director, the telegraph operator?” operator *7. ?” “ r.i™, I .lon’t •**„„„ know,. Blakeley made light ti^,» of it afterward, i .«‘s..-, and kept the secret, These ».a», railway 1 enprit <f. < or//*. Blakeley’s salary “411,1 know is that wo* raised soon after, ami he received tto tbot Ch.iatm,. Christmas a » very very handouts haudome »fti- * te«ti moutal for ^rr,o« rendered.-from th " oompeny. -*= Interesting farta and «*»***, ^Wfe^ A ton of coal yield, stioat 8,000 feet _ r ^‘ , Vl " ^ 100 _ le * t *” ^ New Orleans chima a population of dOO.OOB. 11,009 tbe London There are men on ]ioafor ^ Ecaaciar > has about 100 gam bU i, lJ ? Eagland led 606,392 oufc-door paa perelaa .T#MJ tygar. waWaake'dlO Slates Q . ■ e<jcial ^ m Size to Rho.le Island. There were 1,594 biuldmg# ^ erected in SanFraneiacolaatyear. TeaQesseOR tobacco estimated crop is at ftO.tkia,000 pounds. I One Uioutuvud m'Ufah polygamous 1D77. marriage* place \u x*,brwikft raised this year ‘26,000*000 "s-xs s2. 5 ssl ** mU “’ *3Sa°tttSiWf •««, jbs —. - <**», -* b^v.LVwhmh people eat. each 1LTestpne sear about ojft ,W0 nmrey were ?»ued’ last year^tortv. Dnnugthe AmerhL year18T6 B*.T711taliiinB JrajJLSfdSm eame to Of thi* uiunher, as temporary P» >7 tour J , u!rttion of AatMa ^ M (fae to ( . 1 , )1 l „, wa , 1,741494. The pops, te [7^000 | n Hmi oto tbr-rcipitah ^ MclhouTn,', ^-j.',,,, B hir.vsr,l« of Maine have turned , m t * tounsge of 76,»t!8 toil* fur lire lH77 w iVich is an increase of ’1,734 «#,* over 1H7IS jMjerear* cslimoted to be about 880 “Hml«W(h <or!« 7tnt UsitWacka, 100 sweep 'i,u”v mworiite dahv miduighte 7 on yin-te toNewYork w i, rx strrets stree ts. The l.unihm IMi-d-Han. TTere are more than 300,000 inhabit *] houses in London, oonanwiBg more and ; than 3,500,001 tons of coal a year, towhkv, the«*he*fo»m this gre»t*!»»ire tity of fuel, the dnst-man gathers the other refuse of the honasa. He it e»* ployed by a contractor, who agrees with she eorponitioa to remove theaahea, „tc out of the load’ city, into and the contractor divides every eix parts, re fob lows : Soil, or finediiat, which ia sold uz briek-makers for making bricks, and to farmers for'manure ; briezp, or eitt dors, sold to brick-makers for burning brick ; rags, bones, and old metals, sold to marine store dealers; old tin aud iron vessels, sold to trnuk-makers for clamps ; bricks, oyater nud other shells, «f>ld for fonn-Ldions an«I' roadwbnildin^; , m(| <ll(1 boots ami shoes aoll to the manafacturetti of I’raashui bins. Home , t,mea.much more valuable things Uian these are found, anil the readers may remember the romance that Charles Dickens made out of a London dust m/in—Dtir Mutual Friend. Itisinsifb iug the different part* 'and of ihe load that the me.., women children are rare : p i„ve,l; they wriukled aie busy,as damm ante; take mere tebiett and oil a ; Vcred part iii the labor, and all gf th«un are so ! with dust aud ashes that they are auyihiug lint pleasant to oontem plate, though, as « rule, they member* are nee- of fnl. honest, and indnstrions sociM*. LusHe: is what ihe fcCT dbneti familiarly nil! tbe dust-man, umorancL an,1 only a few know in wh.it snd poverty he lives One would think that he would work hi/hself into a bet ter occupation, but hia family have been dust-mentor generati.ms, and the gen c ra tioaa after Xt&SSm. him are u<d likely change.-W. •' — ' ' A , baussge ^ Proee-aton. U wm formerlj 1iie. eusfcom of the i draw butcher* through of Kaoigsbrn tbe street# .ipVtm**, of the town on to : Sew Yoar’e Day/to the nonud of U*m+ • ! pets and keUledntms, length. Oa« «f of tbe i hundreds of elU in moat remarkable of these professions is thus thus thttcrihed described byaa by sn .1601, eye-witaesB-: eye-witness: the batchers . “On : the flrat of January, <>f K migsbnrg marcbcAl gloriously, with drums beating, fifes whistling, and banners of green ami white fluttering hand : gaily. Thrfr leader carriml in hi* j a spit, decorated with feathers aad^ ribbons. One hundred and three j journeymen dragged the noble sausage, which meacqred 1,006ells ; on each side ran gnarde to protect it. When they ! reached the rt>yal castle, hia princely grace wss ptreratol w«l. 130 ell*, rrre,*t msny hwi/.rel.y the itekere, and detain tbJ'mZZ*!‘Z/ZT day sag* hums, weighed the g«S poffikl. t eightv-oue intestines of forty-five hog*, one ton and * half of salt, aud eighteen poumls it, snd .t of cost pepper two were hays'work required to to make three master botehare and eighty-seveu journeymen. ———-— - _ ’ ^ p 9 » „ • •“• “Grease the Griddle, Birdie, Oar ling,” a beautiful new song and chorus by the author of “ Bang my Scalp Locks I O'er my ForelKwd,” will have a greater I ran than anv pieoe since “Darling, am Growing Old.” Arranged The melody is barber simple and plaintive. for shop guitars and French harp*, thirty five cents; ; ooreMstkegriMlr Bird!*, d*.lh« (h-rase it o>r * t btahient lard. p olir the *' hockwhtot “*• kwhrsl t»tt« tettar on.it aa it ■ Fma , th e te wl »°t« own and h ard. knd .a order tty t te barkwte ^s. ■ Be not burned snd voorcbed and »n>, Om» tea .riddJ. to prahafan Oraaa . t te .gtete. Krdto . dy j Wrt a?all natfa rtmi-h. Emit JmnmK fIKDDIXG GIFTS, " aneli ** f<aT ® d ’ * ad - weroutbt In * atari «jdd-eip^^ m mariwd life eertmn n«ei» aanes m tbe way of fnnutme, naperr, er.«kerr, ud woo, ware feodal alw... ao oeptable. would object, Bteb pet>|de^and the bridal lorde not on of their daughters, to receive A presents from their fasaats idea which in Wilkie ... g.reiarjSfin.1 Xmesric accurate one of d his hi, painting., peculiar. Invited guest* . _ , are make ctm djWtM trilmtieoa » is ww v. (One ahiUing waling * lx « Ta^ oti vLSLfnt Lat.SS3 ,,a JLU «?; I ^Siw^liowant tarF *** * tmfte’f^Ttnrah ? % ~ the weddings of the poorer eW* ™ jSora th^n^reBir raau mav be liw on?mv r.niie revolte ^orh l ^here of n bow* n occvsion l .r ”* is a collection "v‘£,Lu; f j?»ntlimao the defival who “ ba» tied the knot/’aad io tb» house of a ricl farmer tbia mnA-up to a gnod ro uadenni. in Wale*. Cmnere and trailers, the eosigm prevaiia tofthr ( i av wtole <* bidding tomZ, ” not w”,^ mirurfo onoAht 8 “C, tea s »rh nn »mlwb?n »»vi>nt to eome ^v ^ertlSl nff *itb th>> where ^;rb^pirsv”wn in & e AimiSr an.l Lniom Be-mides inT^alirniB tbim nftrtinnUr and i D g iLSS tu»r^my»inrv Smwhold on whom feasts:. Em j^raaafSf^-S ^zgg li*- T ., S£*feSS!5 rfsrSpf J^L^JSS^Sr £ ftSSLSaflS’ , ,t ,i many the rale is that the expen*e» . 5,^?* ‘ 2em^ ~T?£ “ M,“ ”,^ Mtendf I? ,-m ? 1 .rented rererei reli^i d*ya,«id Ule^oiaagoan^e ill c«tWI vTmaul rtottM *. "triZ fa in 1 hte iw, imSm m*i« m othTi^^t -h rea£Ilt to “gA^KKlwto rmr^H Ukwi iwKi!f ^ot nw-IoZ.' rewarded ,Zi as elurihlc *"5,,. 1.1, for double-Wtoeainsas untfii *“® ha. to" *»”>»« tor mttta lber tMU I ah ni a ttejf“jg/oou»m*ni r^v accompanying hi.,. .JZSTfVZ propitiated with twoor three blmbfera , to, of mincemeat, made by the hantto of >he ■ 'bat !*,**?.*’* counter •»*“ , Mn*«*te made «“•** /, n dmg occasions supplies-wtli|aat the ““der among lieasautry aid attessns. 1 wcddingprcaeBtehaTeoomeinto In high life tn England, of late years, fashion. Wte Bari ofAberfren. a S tottuffi nnhle n > a “ °* immense &! wealth, «*£*%£* recently mar rmd * ^ jH5,O0O«f otre«ottey,wndihe teat new* J teas ram careless Logland other mentions s poils, that hadtaken this ciran m to ffi t t-to f to ftraffinrof I B ^ OW ,~ Inving wltb l to ' Br . lose ou sight JJP^SS ‘dtoe journey, chert which oon the jewel<M«,.and ?®^ totof, 5 180 r0l ‘‘SfAASSSi with the treasure. ** and eacapeil ' V. ' ' ' f.wa Brutes, Wo _ Imd . ... t hiaafory , . m ■ a , Me , number . of r the , /.enrfer. terrible Obey'enne, fight Wjx^ng Tor r 'tory : A occurred yester d».T afternoon at the tortisrof Ferguson 8,xteentli rireete betweenCrazy ch «»».htonght ftnday*)tmgb«U this kKr»wir. city ® to f rom Fort L«n»f« a <l»yor two ago, At the fort it bW learned to deepwe In ttey, when ttie <1<W m -**5* to ramble*_._ahon< to toa y a c re - rerexy “ ora f * «R»*. been in the city abont a , !*«, snd .e to be found at the corner named qnamipj^^days, tli f t ® J*eT >tatM n.ot w*y to the ^aren^ ' At «>e mimient of atteck thebeautiful Indian widow waa Isan'ng against a post, ert^who tedinglangiad^ arerearttag upoa u> lar^ ,M» and AForit’a , T "*****^ .7“ dogand he sprang at her leg, with fury. H I^rhtniag*Uk«tttemoveme®t»^rth^ter- o. TOK pgcted was the.stUck . and .so , < r »*y HorRe oouU turn *^5^* ^possible tfcaalto that tlw «B»*w was about to mjo» the dog, ftpraug upoa her and grasped b^th arms, hoWing them wiDi a n**hke grip which h«r ttautac esiorte^ to getfree. the tomer was biny, apd tor full fifteen minutes it was allowed to tear and rend her hapless squaw, even spnoging into faoei mting ontoaej;heek and tear* ofr tbe nndar lip. Japfcwned at last, the pale fHcereieaaeuthe squaw, mount* his horse, and a soriU whiatle, diaappearwl, followed by bis dog. Dm. Breahaw acdFrtttto were-at-onc»“Knnr tooned by Mr. M. B. Altman, and « "■ W™» the to^ of Wood -is •»««> «A - Sl»»ley‘* Early JwrariLtle Mark. re a jSontoliat that was heiwitneaaed sit ae«mnt of a naval engagement frmnthe masthead—tine of the earlier ones of Hie war. He sent it to the New York and Herald, liberally It !»id was for, accepted, and Stanley published re eeire I. flattering tatter fcom Mr. Ben nett, re Stanlev’e tbe waa the only account Thi. so fired hoy’a ambition that he applied himself to reading and stndy as rigorously tlie as resolntioo he oould, and the form ation of to travel and write. An acauoiuiuuee says of him in i the Gineinnsti Commercial ■■ “ His powers of tabor were immense, and he never, tired nor lost his temper. I have : known him, after remain riding all .lay the in the ambnlonce, to up entire night, wrapped fa an overcoat and j blanket, tiUow and on hi* kneea, by the aid «f •» candle, write, the Uveioog night, several letters to different papers, Wo»«e ou tt, e RW1 „. sohjac**, changing ImrSiiy t^Xorier *»d ideas, so as to -tor who /darted at tireak of dav, m&tafae and then trust to the jolting of the i tor ha no/ls of repose, 00 the n a rr o w w a ds -- to rep as t t bs gp s ra t im i i !Skaowfaraeofert teftev « M**)* » DEAD LETTERS. ___ chires tor««r« teil/ns, ^eSThl^hld^n great a t^»»r in thane .lava •Mjgamr* an arnanaiee f.gg* | to2?Lo*hfa?S fffgWSS? tug to whtttte ”_yf out yfflir *”*??*“-?* own ptai from j tba ^ ,11 We^e who the y««r«go «»giu.tiou have picture erttmble.1 into dust from which they eame. FriwaHorember, 177,. to DeoemW IWH all the Irttore that went ari ray are markS^trST^^ident wtoTit U ^““wn that for the year 187“ more, than four milli,*, if of dead letters were re **» past offiee^depsrtnieBt. f °* «>e handling of tbi* immense nnia J >er ami twenty-cine let£^ of ^^s^W^ected wia returned and to the the writer, maionty toe “^UwteSoi lf not appreciated. When m letter is , 1»* P«tege has DC* been sfigwtfseasg: tbe ^ entipro f n mt nt * nn M table* rir the large 'heerfnl roota. If anyDiiog contained in them they are ^AzMSrs&srz sssssrsytijrjssffs ssrsi=sasss«rs SE»£S lm ^winded noon receipt of ««• neeto To «U* tiroular the de Surly ’rested U "madewfthfn «Wr. dava it is u* an ordinals ' The great aim,nut of tuouey mails pas*mg Van wntinually imagined when tlrrough the the dead be out of tettera peroentege, over *50,000 i*> money and niore thah #1,500,000 in d “ ft »“ a commercial paper w * a'data ttt wtthio the last been v«r. .*,u InKAtewl fio.OOO of this has ret.ime,! to the writers A great share of tbi* cornea *° mia ur noa-directod loiters, People seem the letter to pe that ao. intent forget on what die goe* into they »apci«ciipti«u. It isa tb sad Mtougbt when of ODe „p,, n e vast amount *, lBwi i. g i u mimv *-«k cases that cornea frem illoatratloi., thi * <«*>«*• exact f«r instanee, of letter is an the an re tong W since a re ceived at office n„t : y* My dear Mag—I received it ydnrverry wilkim tetter yeatnday gave me grate eaeof mind to 1,^;,; that yon are well os thi a l ea v evme-in at ore se n t, fbsok The writer then adds a aadator* of dis ^ ttv i ,ij 9as t,.f ami finishes by 8njin „. ..; w .i)d von ten dollars f,\ r ^ vo u jjL, xxwwxi it rm>r». iliatt t *!»>. ” kuZ toSwtUid , Tkefen wSltd dollarefot ta? gS^ which tote Uncle Ham's rich purse - irot from ^ , uecessitv Foreign are ZHrain treated in a very Ss diplomatic SfiSl aH ’ i n ,,, no> w/.m* tp tic a perfect guograp!. i yn „j raft * 0 foreigwrs wbeu they di a ii tlie Slates and cities np iu oaff Vruud amount of the mixture on each tetter. For inatance. one address reads a# tol lows “Ole inderson, Bockawv citi p* "£147^,1™^ North America New York," ft*! Iete“ Who , ,,4 dweller* across the sea : j!v „ iake „ )>0 ,ore mistakes ”"dw“^.y of this ‘L n LU L*” J^SSTSlthe»Z«S«! of 0 .- the minwr aud yroy . , BnT 0 rSwedcn } or ’ intect ' jT ,_ milerv there are seated fiMtv or flftvhnhe* ierter*'m whore- busines* itis tore ; . i* their^ddreZTraTto otnimi eawtopesio gjg * f div the hn^StTwhuffi ' uj! r ’: ^,,f work which . ()ne jjandsome young adyta Ml «^.d*I “ »“nip K-- lt itl tixut tbette ; iB M , ! to“££ ?**> rantora « ™*}T . an,nt 1 is Z JoLeoSiL ’te^towom !^5*^S3w ^oo probably P funo/for triH tmy&feg'-to be reaiiiOK « otMitmuivUv other JSS£» people’s ' *. . u-Urfiius it is with reed . .. foike’ letteir? wheu it has to the rate of w from irom fweutv W J to h , y W 1 r ^ * ■ few months application . A ago an wes . j received for a letter which bad » famous history. destination Forty-two. and landed yearn ago it mwsetl d«aw , its in we letter office. No «»il was matte tor it, and there it remained m the aremvee till fee descendants of t he w riter, ^isn* it»g to pf©ve tnety ‘ngnt wdjs - rtlS’ obtained from old ijonmaw the ’ Lti ttaa thm^-that their su^riseinust ««»had been muled over forty years »?»• the great , Many will rememtver aenag tion caused by the recount ol toe mar riage King " of fictitious Don Cabral, character th« “ created V, jmoud by 1 a Albany Mr. William H. AlcElroy. of the AVrairlff J««r«ari. Pajaira all over the country published toe scoonnt, an,Ire a oonse.pience Unndre/ls of letteraad dressed to him «uoe to the dead lettto office, snd were afterward re.urnssi to Mr. McElroy re the only living repre- Don. eentative of the aloresaid fictitious In hia apphration for thra, be rays . “ I do not ,vi*h these letters f<» publication, file but would value them ho in my scrapbook* os illustrating m » of .Ihe and nttigne tnanner the anccess , Braxdian Wedding, an tollies of modem reeted *t flue of the life?" I'll* wntersof these tette: ^*ix rsaouted every degree of life, and i all , ; with Americmv directness reked dona : tiona purpose. or loans Some from even him uicloaad formal a stomp ora photograph .*!? to have ate rk a wle . i a lBln «.l i htes i s tt a r* "w i •* *}>alr mraduUto. '■ tha i *«»,day tha*. rente* with VOL. TV. NO. 24. from Philadelphia * letter mclowd in r, m?&qpe aaA'Tuttramerf every day toW aeBJin* a letter oatusto tie «»U tortfover, reach m tbe lita rm u band*. twy e She that does aotae day know it may hi* whereabout*, not ao ehe send, bar letter out, directed any where, nowhere, reaching hoping ret despairing of it* ever him. Aa the coLidn’t reporter <eft this mtereatiog sL'^tSsvssis letters D i apl t.. ilXl baud, belli thinkinn Pat did when how in « !»&*. 1WJtoZ “ d fcM- H aahow " m KcpuUtran. The Watery «t Skating. . It «u, onjv tie pn^TbuT oonjeettnred it when ^SoVo7 »krting w« first Siilfnavme ^^l wa, Jj^nJ^AIi Jrgenda known'as ^described the “ EddA^Tlter tsUiS Ito pceatwaor Mapair of Tt skate*. r !&m « thou sahtl Tears old, Jt it Englabd aoppos^l to L v, l>eea introducetl into about the twelfth ceniary mod into the central carious parte of Europe that vltbough somewhat all earlier. northern Itis nationa possessed the sletlge. thoati of whilTThe’,*l-VStd Arnerioa knew nothing The of the of skater *^ . S t « JiS course ^mie, in* on ZL - «ncii'i>^Kl.o.-s . i woDortionateTT 'Ut» snow h?u-bime* TJi*. n&rt* not Iwgf him/ but fe irfoxeii ur oHier anb »i£rssws jfe*rvssjs a^r,£t"cs-.K.* ESSrS»rS SSEEgx# j * * »Z' ^ „i h..l reme vrere Musenm.* -»u be seen in the Hritiai. S5j'*5^’7JZ|?^XZr- .jil ‘emI*S!3"to ‘^iwnSriiStoi'lff SSt; J„, . L , ! 2L „ L.A like * d* »' <m f T ,,,;* m'.t wilv * nred^ u ,,,. emn trv but were ivelv bv all ‘.[[.‘ elMW* TtZJ?: of “S its ^yb^ -*i^gnr„ iaasunetiiiuS ^ c ouilral Zncwhe re sutinn f ‘ uf.Z m tre tiisu Z a bast "“f', 1; ‘ 5”h"j'’ ’ .tovet^hv d s resold of toe itol wStoeMeemtei “E it ftoiffera aver* . , , .., lniVe ] o. winter tl „ . „_, K ,in. m i entirelv s fyFJLf „ nn ,„ nlais. o! reals in tiu. Land of S ,‘i I, skate I row, farm to »“/',• ’’..“l". totomteJ ofter«Trvii« to , *W C't ' ^ The ' Bn«lim» Xv! ,• ,, , , r , locomotive with ,| rlv i nu w|,,v1h to lu\ hold , ,f tbealihuerv _W ahHww :' o',,ij and it has proved i» ' ! . m .Jf „i every man , ■ iZ . M Bwrv B l ’i,„. ........„ ,... i, in^oUand i„„„ town ,.n*inmnrvtor £> ls,l>e*to »k„re nulil reerat-’ • .hereaa stknnmatrie, re this most ex<vltont of out-d/sw exer ,.',se* Vh,. lor them have been almos- taismeil first skrters in onv part of toe woridof * the „rovih«, of \ieiiw Tfederiaiidln “who .tonbtle** be/mcht *Llnhrntnl their skat/ s with y ia t atotSll v(MH >i the ,^1,” i)|,« SXki iv “had one hundred fw in the beam Due one gggf hundred feet Z Z' in the tL keel iSLmM aud ”he «tprmi<ist «rtm?Tv<te*erve to tin* htgUionortor t ifl>rel ” Tltff Batch ^rednLl Christmas haring skating and presents !,ul into kmerica, if for nothing »h ihev did m> the worth* St Yirhjiten #^£,^1^ n-m -it In i iticmid the ‘^' , rnt— ** n f all American kabr». -. ■ . a War Scene. « , ii.d with ghaath an rt^RffCir .^^^ 18t i 1^.^*. hke o,‘*{t^A„imorn Loudon//a .^. A ^' mg of the year, tho wttou B ° nt (”“Fretfflti^fjir ?atenmn m - “* m : -ij - LJt imi 5 ke/Jo-> iri *? h **V T J TWkteh F j“'f» utmmro tmuchure-Ute the flower of Uie RosaUnaray '^.i^ild at b »y" an*nud. 11 nrm u many m,*t ^ with faver hnrarng m thrir eyes - *** the brave tr« y wto nrado the a T °f 0Hnift A.- 5 > t hwlsrff l>rey whirled remnd.rad.settled fqtktWiBg m fra n t and n-ar . aiway* th .. w??S<%ied' 'iS5h l![S , SSSf/iTrSer SSw f on & body ol ftQotheifd<ed inJ TnA Ti nk AtrinnM \>v compomems for - bad J Jh«-r«5« % be wore* X crow ^ s elen^hi'd hrnud. md 1 the shakinground their not». At night a star sud the creseout moou^ the only signs in the clear sky, black fbine line briUiBntiy. wending There is the ominous up the valley—more wretohed pneoners footsore and weary, with their - cadaver oua faces and ice-iaden beards. A llt made at the. little bridge, to dole out to each their frozen loal of bread. A few pqoy fellows throw themselves do n. ou thesaow »mr fervently pray • atter their fashion. H*»w the heav^nff, t ttteir ......... Wsrld-sBarrevriil*. wmn.> *» * U «’» 975 non U /,/vj®to S~>5 ’lK75 000 000 “of in IS76 and *330;00u,<W0 in 1875 W this tom enor euor mow«“ roved by^otemtsen, > “J* «tt«d “““ftSK exS«Jof T m the ' TOrl ? * prevtons year* wa* uraiu to - Tbe Fteniffi }**?* Imtfflt J* bare ‘ — ^,,1 to $375,000,9(«, iver two- -hich hiav« been >«mal ny^dway , trial <»a >p ant«a. money whsth tlie government 1 “sued. CuaiTt . i'» Care iK o«a Jt ’,, -It would seem LmLtot ^ ^-Hthatirrain ,,. ,.t^. to„.> growing so ct.,1 that grain cannot cannot but tW: of &^hnavra wwttwn yere. Thi* Europe is dfi m fcA* » aup^oae-t, aorth-O^t tl>«,«fc*» U abcgte_of_IgatoU^ wwtliaw«»«« tfireatoSar ft*# »»prwffitt rar : ENTERTAINING IKK* STORIES, W»» led " Ve aaU ' “to’make “n unl the h, ,0 !rSS S f tT * all>ti>f ** »L.ch Mr. Darwvn obearredto > **.{?* fff™ t.paraaoi asit w » moved ti aag the lawn by the w ind—ao prewenting the »PP«H»uee of amraahon. Tbe dog on which I expentnented was a formed ■^ssss’tssfT the rahjertof several ^sns ™m»uun ^Fowly ~ I Ration onr. The tc SSd W " MU.^ hS. 1 ?’mS die in Kir _ throwittg Uiem to a tance, and generally ^viug them the ap neareuee of auuaation, in order to give t>E~,On »*«nl P>«w«re of worrying «■;. Qeyton., K pk7^h to After he bad tcwseil it about for a short time I took an opportunity, when it had <»R«n a * * distance fnan him and while ^ be s-m toliowmg frcJm him h bv up, of gently «>f the drawing Jong away we*nn whole inv,flihle demeanor thre changed. *^ Ina^^r ^ which hehad prencnsly .look pretended >^Ry to be ahve now lirgsn to Mil tt were »hve. ami b» a ataninhmep t knew oobouods. He first upproached gT^nr it with .^ ndmm..cantian, »eni»fi«, but the a* sloir receding woto as . «ntiime.l, an J he became quite certain ““sss ra» br c oufl C a l him aelf umler some arti cries of furniture* there to behold- atm distam-e the ‘ uuemuay' spectacle of a sssssrrft.TSs’as ffJaBAvrjaaSsi sSssssssssaasss him to examine the bubble more cbSw, be MnkMhed it with ears erect and tad ^ ‘^"/t SToveU »«iun retreated. Alter a time, however, ‘/it during 8«uch I always kept at least bubble in the eaipet, and he began togain spirit more ooumg?, the cueutitle myaterZma, OMWomtog bia aenae of the be eventually las',,we >s*ld enough slowly to anwoc h one of the bnhWes and ner i*y to I'-ucli it with hia paw. The bnbhw, «>f ««usc, immediately asloniahment vanished; aud I strougly eertninijr depicted. never saw On then blow more bnhbSe persuade i»g another I could not him tospproach it for a good extend- while; hitt at last tie came sodoarefnlly hi* tmw te Wtore with the same re * u,t - l,ut alter this second trial nothing would iudnre him again to approach » bubble, rAro. ami on wide), ..teasing him he r*u -nt of the coaxing wonld persiiwle him other to example re-miter, will suffice to -‘One developed the abtiw ho* strongly myaterimw in this was animal, sense of the uithid® Whennlonr in a room: J OUce purposely trici tlie effset oij him ot midnifg s aeries of horrible grimaces, tt first he thought 1 was only making f»n; but as f perxiateutly while iliarepinied his uuvaaea and whining, /liatort Icon fea tinueii unnaturally alarmed to and my slunk »««#. he became nuder some iumitiire, shivering hkes frightened child. He reiniunisl in comUtKm till some other member of «*c family happ-ned to enter the room, when he. fnanbi. biding place to srit-at joy at seeing me again m my right mimh fu this experiment, of course, I teiraine,! from making any sonu.U gertieiilaDwia, lent might thmk I w«e WI His actions therefore, can only be explained by las, horrified snrpriae at my apparently irrational lielmvior-lhat is, by the violation of hw ideas of nm hirfflitv in matteis )>*ychologl0*l. It iu.tet' VsTmliteil, tewrven-thnt lesaiutelli- I hare trieil the same experiment op with gent and les- aenmble terrier* no other e,Vert then ,a„ring them to bark st me. : 'v “ I will oulv imW that I btdieve the j '■<'* sense «*e of d««ul'wf.ich the mysterions mniy to animals be the oanse whow of thunder. I am ted to thifik this l» (W1W0 T offiv bwl» setter which »■ v.o i,e * r,( tounuer till t/e was months old, and on then first hearing d t thought he was about' to die. of 3<. frigid, I tore the.-animals itmh-r T<n „ u , circumstance*. Aud so strong '»'«* ‘he impression which his extreme terror left behind that whenever utter ANBtdhe hear j t lie haomof lery ^, practice, mistaking it tor thunder, ‘ piHab le object to hek at, he b ftm „ , immediately «n<l,ifont shooting, would , , t , IU(US _ ))f „ », „ great distance ^ tr|)m iioffil . wouJd endeavor to bury hlnMtelf * AfWr KsmtghMg&tml der. o» *dread two of the dmtant cauuoQB HiOUH that thnu .v^r, «> eveu though he keenly■ enjoyed «port, hta notbmg would iadwee him to leave fennel, lest the pracUce might begin ; . wto he ^ a difttaace from home. g* Jt keeper, who had a large experi e)oee j u the traimng of dogs, assured tne that if I alloweil this one to be taken to the batterv, in order that be might learn : canse.of the thander-iike noise* j ie wou y. ft gAin Ijecomc serviceable in the The aui Dial, however, died before experiment was made.” • . •'■-- |l aiivimr to the Howling Winds. Th- St TAml THmiT Pi one are free. &T ^SotSTS^ ^U. ail rS tofufSX tom another verv reeri! ^ nt|? retutXf'te DeSh oi.-lp inSattro IP to" without tacilitie* for rtart ami finding'it /^Mhc impossible to SjTi*’i?.'nightTSK i/Hndiiigs torn, . StrK«te*y».l ^ ^ freezing or po* ‘ mrat^ • Z ^Mns.deTOl Stefort its Xaant amuse 1 ieriiuis to follow*! rnty and ® n««v-«>rv „„J biisinww f , n „ IS ! . ' . -" Merelouit # .Shippia# oTtbr Warld. , ,:i. .S5Sfts£*“ bo. os •’-t ’ i*4 7.' “ to ■'< "2 ‘ U j».’3S «• iSS S“ :‘SS5Lto * “ ftjg S !«»' “re*“' Lt aa* „ re.re , l ! ,to'« i».»» |«^h.. |. lie -«£»•'to ,» mm gg^ret m tr«* y §K Big 1^2”* .Sa t ¥S^ ti Ti gg 8& fe * ^ ' 1 i«=Ek. JBBto. .. *j ™ f THE OOLEPPE SGBL Antes SrM.it . i> * { «* .~aTj»TsgT v i>,i) r. . . i «*«* ’’.: ft .u ,**mMmTw lii.w ifaclMM. £S . lie f.*e ** *ft» ofltm !*• - V~ !■« *«* •-?* Tie A*** *-Mft ‘-.-I* VvW HoA-hM* 3V*» of; subs. 4 te «. 1». *„•»’ t*» * iira jB.fir ar<t* *5 «* **«* *7t«*» ts.vfeM.tw t*%% asm ia«* : obi vaas. iXW> »e^C-3SuUu . Lev»I Advertisements. , * si«t.a it**, p«» >*7, *«*. iro«*...... *0 . Etoca or*', 4iiaji*«tniter»’ «h) vwuwtwtt'* *'-*• L flvf**. *d4itSohaf rmr epwirwr..'.. xl~-> ... i.«* K» Vortli) iMhtntw ari-i 4 mtUHc**, tstfif tjsv* NotMSof l*T> to SeU. Jjfcirtf dm: - . VS iMtet* of . Huffy 4»-y» o! Jtjjataaaarfc, tfcr*# mostf-g. i f>{ /Ux* of In*. »*»s»r*fertj»it»j|>, forty d*>* 5M* SiMkiw, tbtt* ««efc rawrttona.... U» K-Tie wr *caw*. tMMrttoe..... Item* ot hfifmt. -----IxuAL ia tiro f-w wrfi-made t>oot, su ictai - Smt M The »-rtl, Cok>t«lo of «<.U mine* and ilw pro<bieedfr,«t»,- Iffl. we 10 rt males are ■ me* toKtm ant to be delawi ,h * n b T *' Tere n<a **‘ - eaat atoms. It i» abaurd to aoppoee that an*aoa« speak abore Ins brealn, since his mouth hss nose. j^KgwraaaS otW by falling from a six-atory bmldvng, IrritaM* ariTlmarier-- So. then, wupid, whafs the next word? What oosm* after cheese ?" Doll boy—“A moaae, rir.” gjAJfSSL k traveler met io Japan * woman who ^ ^°L' ,,iieU " b0<r ” ‘ amusing. r~V tnre ThelTmtodBtatcnuUlmesuiagneul; ten per mint, of ito area; Great Britmn, fiftv«gh» pM_ient„ snd H ! laml, seveulT. Of sawdust nineteen per cent.and of R&nd fourteen per cent, was what wru? fonndinaaampleof Russian army bread reoeniiy aaslyssed. my* ^ 1 blackamitha, who make a living Httle . . rt ,wlm ^ do a ” u men who ««“ »“« «««> for * lmn « , ? Jsl1 'K>r find everything aDOTii aim. What the Rochester. Erpre** calif' - a lUachme to save sweariag *’ ba*Jbeen at m ^ •«*-»• ■ ,„?;ss;r.Si,‘S"issr,i z&arsts&ssrsm •* “' *%*»*. men nght here^am on^ n« wte. Sl-MVvn^v *£ “tit lto*? u P pjr /Vest* A woman will face a Stowumg world .md cling to the mau she loves tWongh the most bitter adversity, but she woul, In t wear a hat three weeks behind theatyletosavethegoyeriimeat.—Oa- ,■/„««/< Hreal:fa»i fat,It . At Uttle Willie was saying the u a n aln w ytonk l iia m ,. tl i e i te • hiyn . «aih having got W far «* “ if I fore f wake,” hesitated. “WelhwhM “Well, next?" asked his mother. s'poee.the next thing would lie a tone ml.” -'Hu, strong Preneh annv is ' ,^-mv (live classes 1 gfg. ■’£■1™.’ < LS2&'52L ^„e . riny tSrisi i E£L SgS^ao. of (WitZil * trained men ' ’ „ the , ,ve,^ . 915 000 'and in <hni*te, ?*’t,lW, tonreai to * • Hritei n **?," . , ., her they ootoote*; number 607otwL^ 4,.SH3,S83. ............. lay membeo- fm IS/ / .....-a, ■ ■ - world ia given a* .11,309. The fallowing bnsineaa in the Vnitwl statre ia seen in the following 1,130 : brewers, Uiaiil teriea, 4,99* : rectifiers, 4,fi94~, ; ; wlwlcaale deafer*, ; .re¬ c-ensed saloons, 134,898. On a bam* ol ^ 3£?to fiofi.aop sSpewon*. people there »«no legalized “ Hrfden a wirveyor. of fVrry . yjisw. has dug np a treasure of iog g ( xj hj^it j, t w iin to .7 which own' he was in*la«<m. guided to • unmev was duriug Sid tbe war quarrelled kflled , )tll , T oil', leaving neighborliood only general where i« pj^uctiona as to the . eoucealed. A huff reshleat of Boyertiwu to ,, ti* other night hBd a dotgierate fight finally, with a having mail <hw hurled m her a AIW< bedr/’om-^mc -t”< te> teeth at him. was pleas^l to «e h m to appear. Hho ftwakeoeilto find that f , that he was »!l a horrid nightumre, hut nrom was wrecked and her teeth shat tered beyond redemption, .... , u; . _ of AY/: torn T-:: Zt «ith-gan»-erel»e-- h<5 SrfS-W re year it tocome a» . 7^ wS'reTl Ufeffiffi- Loufify. pounds (jfuuidi in Itexar (1II J more ted worn that .md tbe Zd , <rb „ m exfi,ides from the stem branriics *^ ,f the meennite, V a mimosa, o f w h lBb p W r in Texas -New Mexico Mexico aud auu Arizona. r» - drivsateth. j, ' : »!>«*-?« Mo reatalurcm./ttAaL--- * And r'm not avert mwn ***«*»**" &*t?»y> wbMt \ ZT$$ton*b» uotMaKt(j-d*y for tc-njorryw'* treat iuwi», th.t never com^ past; jj^jyiSSfSwUa^L- Oi^igh Iia tr»or f *h*t ... «go«te»ti ^„ that ? Hot S|>rmg». ; Persons alx>«t to go to ^,*1^ following for health,, item may from be > jat«£e^ed local neWK m p aper j “On Thursday Jameff Coop* Head r, ! the merchant, mortally wofindod OilHs, a well-known citizen. Oiilw defied and bnlldoaod the civil author) • . and tbveateoetl the life of C'<wp , ' f > who, seeing biro coroe up the hdl a* though to^rry tmi Gillie* his-pttrjffff^, the reu out and fired into perwm tents of two don'ble-barretod BhotgiiDff* Ma xm',<, »to '< 'sin,., tore luster teifot '• SSSHf’ rt,Is«ter *t ZuZuxZith, V< '' ^ to mTi »* 5’t?i tetermlto, to tro' ftbm the 24th“i M«v t. tie (,11/ ot t> ! ‘temljet ^toehffiTtte there were exlnm.-Hr-o-' telli.*?«»: 1V*. k ’ W ’ - fatal d,,.. . A recent ,/ ' coiled .rutin the Southern r.-n. «M*uore of all the famous on. * pf to; last half century. 4“ rei/rarks......... as any was MM. that a**a f.mgni Hbateon at lo/■;#•!.• hint’* ■’ Ky., at' sou t,«ry were arrayed again*, > a* “ Kingshnry knew >r are ; thOttghtitwrerefli.Th.*-.; the wire. gat.* *P the fiist tire, ). «‘->t array an ; “Sri" behind* k>r Kmtsbu/j a - 0 Hbriton. got >he mua/tte ••*. ».-■ • . Such 1 his bead and fire.1. a ■#- '■ was never wen m Kes.iu where ; s/.ft r./o .riverod ■ «• • , |„ n.,.ti*i eg' n' h -" claimed:_ bis'hand, “Gto gets handfnt.of aoapsftl « blsis*? Finally .eajz.rg oL, .poor ^T*'■* ^ pr*Aa»i*f*tHi»