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InniunherHl (.ram,
!«• .......*•"*«■ --‘I '■■■■! geoming white,
tatmxl in the glory ot the setting an.
H,ld. many a grave where. hidden from oar
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gome loved , one .lept tif,. to u «kI iahor
do a t.
Botttwaaare grao .•••«■ . duabanng
mooid
Thaso are tbs grav.a (teep down within ‘our
hearta,
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c*r*sare and heartache to tbs tatter arid.
Bht 'twa* w»t wia^y done and so we draw
Before t»M Pvathety of theaoulin*ej«
A ht»\y veil. Tfas cM world il it »v f
W.uil proffer T ,ay la a OnwandUs..
Bobfegoeaoo. Wa lay tU fimi* a»aj
Of Utfoga-wwIovaAnot wisely bettoomU
Aadintlw lapse Ot yrara-s* learn to atajr
The fretful d.vnUuK of tt.ir fmwral kosll.
Weieara to amih-.'iefore the smUmg throng,
Although tin. adder's fings to d«i»!v wt;
And jotn. perhaps uur.vaiesa to-the «a*,.
To aoothe the p,m mm vMoau forget r
And thus we learn to envy the calm rest
Of thowe wbo sleep beneath the aileiit aod
Bound with life* gsllmg chsnu, we know us
\*r*
To bend our head, and p.« hemsthihe rod
And ikataM wauApoansrs taavy clad'
la robes of- black, haggard, with tsar
dimmed eye,
We know their llvee would be more bright sod
g Ud
Could tiiuy but ^ w life to die.
•
Monrii „ . t the ..'uuihent.* „i but ra:h«r
»»>•,
Bleat are the .leepers. Vests may come «ud
*«•
Head, that .re brown an 1 gold may turn to
gray,
But they are dene with earth and tears and
woe,
flwaewlwre, • we know, beyond the world of
ittra
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****■ Uream
A LOVERS MISTAKE.
vhow ftfwitity &e was uaturally nncongeuial
to* man of world 1 Why, il it were
not because lie had seen Margaret on
—hia-flxst ".sit to look a ft w- 4 * pt n w h wa i
of the mill, anilhad diue.1 at her grand
J o h n yitaat- 1 ^ gere-yi ? U t - women A a^ j
that oM-“^km«“e.‘raerof HiT^rth
straug.fr. ■menfidy^r wan ever known to stay a mo
thaa-fircnn^tmices pblige«i
*?“.• !‘; S ^ .1 ,
ever aiooe he was ft t»oy in jatrktdB, felt
as if he had estabUshecla claim noon her
auectious, and wna aggrieved to fiml her
•mused by Strathley—walking of sitting with liira
in season aud out season; iu
the farmvbons" porch in ophfldontial
converse, psalter or Sunday singing from evenings. the same It hid]
on was
surely enough .to enrage any lover, and
especially one who TeU so pertain of his
case the chains, that he. and had delayed hat taken about everything rivetiug
SSSIES
SSS::1J-“':;.U3::::! BwfvHS’:
ttriaiHsis.'sus ■'
he ha*l taken her piet at school, «hen
fad bronght bis grandlather'i- nose to tlie
mmmm *m
And , served ^ to nght. «taf •-.
«r«m
Providence hail seen fit to admimster—
“served him right for edieatiag Ben be*
yond tookeidown hi* betters, till he was kU!i that imi proud l:iu
he un hi,-i own
and ran awuvtosea.whereall the scamps
go, when there aint no more money
to make way with. And it wa’n't no
great When loss, neither,’’ with they hands declared,
“ he went down all on
board, off the coast somewhere, and no
dead.”
All at once Lorrimer began to look at
himself as if he were somebody .else,
andthe view failed to satisfy bis soul,
Crossing the brook that flowed throngh
the meadow, one evening, he met Mar
garet alone.
“ Well met,” said she, gaily, show
ing him ft handful of water-lilies. “See;
I Ashed ’these out of the bottomless
pond, in an the ohl, abort'. leaky wherry Will that have was
rotting on you
Home?”
“ Why didn’t yon Ask me t/> get them
for been' you* Margaret? You might have
at the bottom of the pond by this
time."
“ It is bottomless, you know.”
“ Why didn’t you ask Mr Strathley
to. get thoiiBhf.” teem toryou?" .f; beaded, as an
after
Tlie sudden csolor reddened upon
garefa cheek.
“ Mr. Strathley • has something else to
"do.” ' '
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I have nothing , else
“ But tp do that I
should like half aa well, Margaret—we
used to be each frieuds—I used t. think
-but no matter whit-yon find Strath
ley more to your mind, no donbt, I
don’t friends!" blame yon, only we were such old
There was a look of tronble growing
kteMygereFwtoer steij. T hone, sne sat.1. , “ - f rie
“Arc a. That fellow wite Ms fine
1 *«f
Echo.
By T. L. SANTT,
air* and bold eyen baa bewitched you;
j .....re hap?* enough before he came,
Do yon know what they say in the vil
Sage?
„
r ' P \^ her eyea that WHel her words, -
^.'V h»: r.ght have tliey to apeak of me?
SV..T J ? yon; listen, yqnj
"*g
'lake.-are.John; dou t *.y anything
aga net Mr. Strathlcy, You might be
!
1 tents waacast away, andthe last chance
of forgiving Ben with it Bnt thoagh
Grandfather Bevia ha.1; aged since then,
and bad began stoop to m hayeshault his sbotdders, in. his imd step to
a
grow a fresh crop of wnnkles, yet even
grim Death bod failed to obliterate Ben a
mi».ieeds—their impoverished condition
wa8 a copatant reminder, Mr, Bevia
saw his more fortnuato neighbors cleare.1 enjoy
jng the fruits of lands he had
with the horny hand of toil, sitting down
to bountoonsly-suppUed tlie bank tables, fo with a
Rood ba lance i n r rainy
"Weather. wEISIie andlna
and hardly dared to look the fat ire in
theface Ben had been the apple of bis
eye, and to have suffered from his sel
flshnees added another sting to poverty,
“WhenMr. graodfather Strathley groaned first mentioarf ^d twl
dlSd Bmi. jnst The next tune be
mil of the room.
shut bis eves do and made believe hanga o Bleep;
but now, yon know? Jie upon
Mr. Strathley s words, John, But though.he the day
never asks a question.
will comewhen lie will pardon poor Beu,
itwill •
“ And 8trath»y, having . done mission
iry work, will demand his reward?
said John, bitterly. “ fairly Margaret, do
von believe he means by yon?
J™ ' « l usl a 8Baflon R Amusement to
h.m?
,
« r -Strathley niiaiff 1 ^ was . 0t , at otiri Ford, on nnd off,
all summer. . •
“The mill needs a eight of looking
after,’ they sniffed ; “ ft might run
away^ fcyis,_ttd be liad token a mTglity?.».,y to
Meg p^raps she expecte.1 to
be a fine lady, anon, and nde m her
carri but ageandhave servants nnder; her ;
bttt l^kqueer, vt»toh the gang-saw 8 l That didn t
did it ? And wasn’t Strati,.
lev's team stabled in Berts’ barn?.
aud didn ’ t Me g use it w hoa teo.mo almpl e w w
Rnd a mighty Aad-Bha-auahl: smart team, WIl one-. -why
he'd tsmgl.t the Dean meadow of Bev.s
sr.sstA'isrTy^
^L^!'Vr >k “’ W ‘*®" W “* *
organ never achedbefore, darkened the; Ho
fay # u d enibittered l.ife for him.
drcinlwl .to meet friend ur for fear of I
5sssr=v’TA=s , a
j le feft very hard toward the haodsomo,
WeU-todJo geatlemau poed
|, e tween him aud happiness—^who slipped which
„„ easily into the position for
Jo bu had served twice seven years.
He c«*pUV sc uscely bear the sight of
him dawdling about Bevia’ farm—as
though to the manor born—but he was
obliged K to own that Strathley showed a
fturp a8 sing good nature, an indifference
p, his rudeness that was provoking; and
that he was just-as ready to be civil and
^Ssjsgsft-Ks-
5S.cLS3a.W- feS
asuKAagsfws 1 >,lB»,t*lktog of the proa
peete of lumbering the coming winter,
ready life, Lorrimer conld not deny Imt
“ I mean to have a tawte ol this camp- t£a
life mvmfll this winter, he said, bv
to become brave enough not to heed
5X*. poor fate, a hard ©ouch, or howling
M
“You wou't find it aa easy as lying, I
reckon,” saidLorrimer; id Lorrimer; “a ------- little of —
that kind of thing ——■ goesajjeat “< *"-• wav,”
“I dare saw.' Are you going to join
my gang?” No, thank
‘‘I ? you,
a chance to sell out.
‘‘Ah, diLppointmeot going to leave for good and all ?
An* yJm.ehl” ? She hasn’t gone
beolion
“Who do yon mean T asked John,
fiercely. girl going to be
“ The you " are eave
hind you."
“l have no sweetheart." said John,
evasively. More's the pity—it’s love that makes
“
the world go round*' M .
“ No, it isn’t—it’s money.’ boy, let
“If yon want money, my me
help von.” ___
You ! No, thank yon, I want, no
man’s money.” did not find purchaser .for
.Lorrimer a cold
Ms farm before the winter set in,
ftn d bitter, with angry storms and biting
tote He waa atel waiting for one
when Mr. vStrathkv came from town on
' ri^ a dark ~ Decemher to^bhe (fav, and meeting m<mee? Lor
tomld
throngh the woods to "tlie camp. the^
. ** I suppose yon know woods a«
well as your own face ?” he said.
“Yes,” said Lorrimer; “only.ifit
should come on to storm as it threatens,
we may lose oor reckoning. Hadn’t yon
. better wait till the weather clears ?”
“ How far do yon call it ?’’
“Xear six ndles; bnt it isn’t like
walking on to— a concrete pavement you
| , “No. I'm incline! ...... to push on to-day,
if yon'ka -willing."
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THE ONLY PAPER IN ONE OP THE LARGEST, MOST AND WEALTHIEST COUNTIES IN GEORGIA
j Thev set out not bfaS long after 10011;
-an w a ne n e t and ed at them ;
by the tima they tia-l
deep wota.s had thought better of
ley. confidently. UJow^am*, atl hn'li «
"Or maybe we 11 ( marrip the
ft' ijsaas&B ... ^
fl-ke*, obliterating landmarks, and mak
jug tl.e woods murkv- and liewtidenng:
2 s»—
t was prone upon l :SSS^ the ground in s dead
faint. " Wbst if he never esme-to .‘if,
ng.dn?" torrimer asketi himself. What
would MargaTel himself? f Mould"Nt oc hap
pier for
« Where have I b«u ?” asked Strath
lay, saddenly. sitting npnght and trying
to look through the darkness.
"Thafs more than I can teU yon,”
answered Lorrimer. “Yon had a fall
that knocked the breath out of you a
spell. Do yon fed better? Canid yon
walk, he There
"Certamly. Let a I'm jogging trifle
—give me your hand. a stiB
fH, m the full yet. It’s deuced cold,
seem* to me.'
“ That s so; ifs left off snowing a
mile back, and the wind has stiffened,
Its going to bo a rongh night. H e
haven t any tupo to lose; you see, we
must have nuMed the path some time
ago; that.rascally snow pelted a fellow s
face so fast and Illicit. Eh ? wlmt s the
tronble now ? ’
can’t “I keep must ait with down V(>n.’ again r for a spell; I
up
“But you mnst, v?m know.
“I couldn t wills another i.«l pist
now if death himself were at my heels.”
“Nonew.se: colder Trudge along; it's
growing every mo meat.
death to give up.
paces,.with Strathley staggered Lornmer along for a few
h ^™ a aid, but soon
“I 1 ? ‘Ln tell yon, Lornmer, its no 8W „
youllbi.ve to leave me, and push
ahead.
“]i -Timt ll car^Arab . —— ;
:
out of me. I might Hud courage to
erawl if I were sure it wusn t a tomfool
errand-,f we were on the nght track
to be sore. I must wake—an effort—
fellow. I couldn’t, walk just yet to
saTe myself from penKtion, Fm so ;
t umusi Lornmer B^*bt*ar®i=jI=.'e<iuWiV leaned against the nearest
tm-i
bitter cold, he ownoi, and his powers of
wtaftaid' stetnil ‘udwoon him^hf ami
aodhooould hriug help.. Butwhat was
he he .doing leave ? Wrstlih-y I>^-lviopr behind ? Wonld ? lie
and he turned back to Htrathley : nl
»«iuW blippiug iuio eteruaV simnber
>md half UtaggOvl jiml half c-irrmd him
forward. Sometimes he rested and t. H .k
breath; sometimes his sluggish burden
slipped -firoitt hisholdawhilr ;-m uhetimm
he shouted for help mock mu! the howling
wolves seemed to him.
•* For God’* sake, lav me down i,nd
let me die 1” groaned Strathley. 1 m
tween fainting and sleeping. ** Mar- who
garet-cac explain—everything ^
JsSrt’SSfJSS'JrtBSS
mit sf/MSSSS rote tjie night closed the rnde camp
door behind him, and shut them oqt mto
ing with liis burden within a yard of the
bitten smev bonahs. to lift «mb« himself the trom «mp tbe^oj afforded
have stepped of out last night. life, too! Aud Greater it was
at the risk tL voir own ‘
love than
thought I was Margaret's loverall the
_______ while? ssSsZt'dTs _____ Tliati-whatf Call heroic. I’m
goiiigTb'put Look IZpiife&SS/giZ J
at roe,
S5 tal^b£Sart SSLTS
fam Ben* Bevra—Margaret’s brother.
It w» hardly worth while been being whining jealous
of me, was it? I have my
grandlateer's heart; that's all of my
deep-laid without plans. disguise If I bad appeared to he
fore him of any sort,
wonld uever bale bebeved in my refer
mation; never have profited by a stiver
of my money—well-gotten I had chance gains, of too.
As a stranger some earn
ing my>av I left into bis good grade* step
see, ling, with nere flaxen twenty hair aUiWieardless years ago, a fac^,
an d F nU bronged and w enthc r b e a t ep - he
yond recognition. When I refcnrn to
Ford wc will have it out with Grand
father Bevia, and know the worst or Mar- the
best. Aiid you, Lorrimer, there’s
| garet. Perhaps I shall dance at your
: wedding in spite of a rough night in the
, backwo ods."
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to Aa 'OM «««e.
Of all domestic fowls, the goose is the
longest lived. One died a few days ago,
near Baltimore, that was hatched
1821, on the day that Lafayette visited
that city, and, dining the fifty-three
year* of ita life, its owner, now living at
an advanced age, believes that she has
-realized, from feathers flflflft and goslings, this
J between *500 and Although la U
Igtlden sjccimen was not tin- f -wl th at ii
egg, it prodheed for its owner a
I pecuniary freight gold. jnwstd-aearly equal to it*
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LEXINGTON, GEORGIA. AY, JUNE 21, 1878.
A. tqmriia.
-—•XjraoiiariHm tiding -SffileB Tr^Tbam n-« t
^ver amusement to the»emt>era
of . household, can be ewrilv made. Ia
tact, Ualfg euy gtarn jar that wUl hotd from a
a M a n to a gstion of wb« wilt
swer fora child - * aonaiinm. The tani*
»;rh gat d.le. nfe #a.ra« .n. h.ttrr lei ,
mneh larger
: a? a'5,“5 ysSg
^ C 1 p l, n te will both do nicely for a
w hile withont changing the water Any
ssssfiSras.TdS ,
s s?S^ f
■ aE ,i a coupled small fish. If, after a
w j,ile thefleh come tothe sorfaoeoften.
to Ureatl.e, there are too many animals
for the plants. The anaBawin crawl
along the sides and eat off the
: eenm which forms gm«noV apon »«aiiA the ST^To glass, thiw, and
if »hArA nA t
1 tie a hit' of nntlT^t sponge to a stick and rob
gi^g is clear the Tadpoles changes
develop be very slowly, Lizards and
j can watched. are very amw
, nK to have in an aqnarinm. They are
of flies if thrown upon the surface
: of the water while living. Small Iteah
water lobsters can be found in most
rivers, and also look very pretty, A few
white pebbles and pretty shells may Roth be
instruction piacd j u the and bottom of the jar. lie de
amusement may
1 rived from this easily contrived aqua
rium in miniature.
. A little boy asked hia mother to talk
t „ him, and say something funny.
“ Hoi can I T she asked, " don't you
sw 1 am busy baking these pice ?"
•• Well, von might say, «Charley, won't
you liave a pie? That would beltm ny.
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The ** Hk ^ Tree-* *>'of California' f*
/luru * 4 < Wiforman ,,f ^#*^a«swtrf*here«dtocrf IMamst 1 *. tomwttojie
J ' h«», m»d a laborious oowsitof enmhfpf
J j***- ’ Father of the Jorjat w ,r # il5!t kwuMR wtid tS
iflwh^S „l h n^in ^his his shat
K that full age at
„ n ,l tin
cim-nennt where was once aknot
’"'**> do S^ , .Jj^i!!y e i?{ !^? *«p?
I tero^ ihe^m^ over^ ovjri^ tatoE
f
; ; en Ha * ®“® e * ^^^ro ^-awtnaona — V181 ^ R -sisss above auother is perfectly monster
tape-lmc, “held at the other sad by a
master bmlder from Boston, and the
sas^ssssssttcsn
23 sonte P-S Park" 5 Grove contain, 500 trees,
» a'rost
’ Livery Stable,’ which has rewived
twenty-two horse.M;• tame mte ita hoi
lowed base, m eighty-four feet m ctr
co* ■
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JTVrfze. _____
“ I will say hut -me tiling in praise of
my daughter." said a happy f »‘her
at that daughter's thorough wedding-breakfast, practical
“ She is a and house
keeper.’* - Conld any compliment have
been higher? the What an indorsement it
was of good sense and prospective
w qftttt' of heF~lmsban(t 1 For a man
has so much of tht? animal in his nature
that he cares more for a good dinner
than he does—so long as his appetite is
unappeased—to listen to the music of
the spheres. Heavy bread has made many
heavy hearts, give Loompanying^■‘torment*, rise to dyspepsia an-i
ita herd of
Girls who desire that their husbands
shtafid be amiable and kind ah on! d
'learn how bf to make light bread. A store
: is told a happy wife wlta. when aake.1
c*ssfnlly, how she .managed her husband so sne
dear. replied, with him a roguish smile,
■■ My deal I feed teat. Those well." Tb-re is
a great m wive, who
are make entirely dependent show upon hired cooks
a sorry performs at homtehteepiug. impute,
The stomach a very A
who tfa^economy forgetful of of hnmanii.v; ern 1
those me
mil a een ona mistake: Even the
may be tamed by keeping him well fed
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Emp 0 -
'l Tim foi la rrernr-----■»f-» rriigion theOawwo »08Mi
ta*d,the P*Ptoj pgUte^n^ub^rewu
ma n aeatona . ^e ltaima WMtw,
the dpsnard towd- W«^ Uersoaa is
1 In heepiag taa
frttifti! t l if *fa i *h»
: rrenchman ta g:-lo:. Haltan cam
fT agss taga? wfea
lard ctreumapeet. the
I In ertemal aj-.pearsDoe tnaman js
t
} Italma : is S^^S dose, the Sraniardmywtoi
i ons.
In vanity tig. Gerun,-, boasts Uttla, the
Englishman dmpaesaB ev^ybody, dttlltWM the
French man flatters
I Italian lnjiff^K»nt. estimates cawioasly, the 8pa»>
,
! ianl is
In offending imetiU and dpag AflUAmaa good the Gor
i man is ttw doee
both without considentton, the Preach
man is estrerae, the Itdian » prompt in
; benefioenee, but vimiictivej Uic Span
j iard indifferent
i In speaking the German and French
man speak badly, lint write well; the
, Englishman Italian apeak* well, aud writes writes much well; and the
well; the speaks Bpaniard apeaka little, writes
: little, Servants bnt well. in Germany,
are England, eompagiotui in France,
obedient in masters
respectful The women in Italy, are siamissive h.nsewives in m B^m. Oer
many, queens in EiglanJ, ladies m
Fnuice, captives in Italy, slaves la
Spain. Xn tlie German, b l
bear, oonrage the EngUshraau lion, /efieg the French- c s a
1
man an eagle, the Mian a fox, the
Spaniard In an elephant Gmaan ina,
the scieooe* a peuaut,
thB Frenchman Englishman a philosopher, the Italian Ihe
a saatteer, a
professor and the tpaniard a grave
O*™**^® P»“<^ >” , .
tke ships, in France inSpaii ihe the court, armories, in Italy
the oharohe*,
magnificent, .
. "■•aa* 11 ;
________Snails as an AUcle of Foad.
Hnniln roltotS abnnnd fh^ iuffrl
g£i^2SSta& 1 fiwub 2?lo2 to
connotMeur. .
Ij-tbe.ylnsyK.ls of FA»ce, the ,
S^t^SfX^th^remain nlmt )/mSrttnwSrm
5 P ?j ar<Tni^<*haS^v u!. ..rt WW Sn>a i»5ll l '
the confectioners, kSb W
iHSHESiSis l„ Beiginm the snails arc fedonlet
J fj^vorite disli. The ani»ai m* is drawn
SSaffiSSasft ,, t of !ts slie u wa jj j,, , clean
mdmaijy aw b tug P
ward of 5.WKI. suadu • . ’ . ■
Wehave occjliuiiii j ^
rants m New U E^L York, M-have wa^ed
fureigu. looking Cnrtomeri who
!° brought to this country rrn
4®- me uttnn S 1 ie
'
months. •
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HttW Wrinkles.
ss’wsrfss&ssr eonataiit presatire of tee pHlotr on one
or both sidescif thehead while sleeping.
crow'I^Mt^are prerS^
mdli^Ltog^ ^T^nre &t£%STj* temples *W»
upon tee
ners :st?i3^“^ ana cheeks ana underneat leaves i
become H a pp aa g - ^ fl*ed it ^ ‘hat ne11i«r_hours ____ nor
so
nblntiona will sasSW^ftyS
sss
wonld =£■=« arrive at 3 middle We without
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phUistoy miiosepny tl m Kai*.
To ttuderetod the philosophy «*ust ^ to, be
*.few.fadnobservate» »»
remembered. Were the
all t roes of s uniform t. uperatnr, we
should never have anv ram or Ua.il, or
snow. The water absorbed -by it m
evaporation from the ao<i
:-would descend itt- au at»*^b«d the
vapor, or cease.-to be oy
a ; r when it was once tolly ftltnosphere,
i The absorbing power of tUe to retain
and humi^la coOTeqnentiy woporttouatetY ite cap^nty grater
m
warm than cold air. The air tor the
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surface of the earth <douds.:Th» is warmer halter
i the region ot the the
we ascend frotn the earth ^^
find tee atmosphere. Hence in
petual l snow on very high mountains
, )ie hottest climate, N„w *heu from
continued evaporation, the air »
saturated
. invisible and the sky bv ^
temperature ia sudden^ alsjveor nish.
enrreuta JeseendiDg from
ing from a higher to motstore a is drain
capacity to retain g %
. ’is ished. doudu are formoi ,
rain. Air with wMer and
slid, like a S}>ooge fiBc
\ cannot hoET W6w.» : .P**« ram. 5 ..
simple the-philosophy of
A Strange Career.
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.J throne, ^ few domeetic
tveI) m3 .j e , DtlUon iu ,Ue
;, 3p o- tg and pertodicaked the day that.
the advenfearw aril fate of a sea captain
oamed Qeorae Glass esiiccianvin cod
■ ■ ■u .i nui •mi r y ' w.n t - h. hiv.i.th...w>
Earl of Sandwich. This remarkable
stts^sxrj»
graduating in the medical profeaeion, he
.. nf .
: ^‘^- iaiS i 1 phraseology
: that which is called in«a of”an
a round robin (a corruption
military term, the ntbnn nrui,
‘or. round ribbon), in which hence they wrote
thoir names in a circle; none
abnM V-ow who was the leader. cutlass and
Arminff himself with his
niatola feStfe Glass came on deck and offered
conceivisl ItentMo hand, any man who
himself to bo wronged his ia any
gorial p„t the crew, knowing resolntiou, per
strength, his skill abd
declined the challenge. He and
i n pacifying them by fair words; the
captoreof a valuable French
man a few Java after, put them all in ex
cellent faumof. This gleam of good for
time was soon after clouded frigate, by an which cn
counter with an enemy’s of his privateer,
though twice the «ize
Glass resolved to engage: M.d for two
hours they fought broadside, to
vide, till another French vessel Imre
down on him. and be was compelled to
strike his colors, after half his crew had
been killed and he bad received a mus
ket shot m the shoulder. -
He remained for some time * French
OTj snncr of war in the Antilles, where
lie wiu. treated with excessive severity resolvS
bnt embark upon being the remainder cxcliauged, of he his fortune
p,
^ Mot h er privateer, and “ have it out,"
^ he mid with t b e French and Dons,
But he was again taken in action, and
lost nbm^ everything he had in the world.
0 release.1 naeaend time, lie
mta employed byLcmdon i merehanta in
ms nr at' yoW i i ' In’ t lir TT ci b fndiea. in
command of ships that fought their way
without convoy; t^Anmaqt and according to a
statement in
was captured no less than seven times,
But after various fluctuations of for
Senega!1.1^fed n * Tn^tho Lioiifion miTstatemeKi und other pa
i
u£ T ut-“r---' trade'ammi^others, 4 ^” ) wpv-“f •'o.wnintr Bp . .
BR a strange
l ^ battle «*T oathat. «r‘
he was taken-prisoner in. a he ’'cross
coast, si aud that when escaping
is
In theinterests of Ihianow company
SiSSySSSis
tuilea Sllr and earn hmVgoId! wbods
palm oil and sneuees' ivory, waX :
Flatcd with hia he returned to
matety ^• 1 {V o right Of
tradingtg' hw' 0 “ w twentT
In « r chantH-thf
fitted luj ship ami * v to the
hrtmided .. sh<m-n
man who knew tiiec f.^v.frTT ^y ireB ,
.
who put him to death A n the Q moment moment they tu^r
^Hndtownrftired o^JoSndmeans' bv thin event 1!.comma, Captain
SS5 SS=k to open up
sasf’-AwJrsa £5T
The kins then attempted to poisonthe
prertoS 6 medical
^ ShrthTwirtSfr aa rii *£% “5to^SS SpaniLls.
on, the
musketry fire _ opene.} reonmea them py ^ •» ly ygg- the
olthe upon who, losing heart
remainder atisssusss^Ast crew,
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. .
af
°®^’Tnto. cruelly threw him i ntoa tark^d dark and.tamp T.mn
dungeoo, and kept tom there wt.taut
pen, mfc or I«P*r.
• i?? withont 11 ®, memisof w ”*^' * TZ'.ktet'i,?. making hi casekiiowii ’
he oontnyed omotlier
, eating with _the: x ^ * ^
i a<»cmxit h§A ^Jt that IJi.tehfell ^ a pen .
nib* jthe hapds of the tl British consnI;
ano^i^^b^JhatjGi^ of ... y ^
; the captain of a 1*.^
to and who
that with mucbdiSbn. ^ Jto
i-pnwneillgmse ,j ’ o{
■- | \>
Qiiun: ®?i£ L ^ i^ ne< v
; *^ter B]l who who had hadoome ooinc m iu
^s i^e «d r
17^, on boar the mer-h,nt brig Eari
-
'’^^^’S^r^ . _
1 _
imttto^kniwlfttae l l
that
i ^^-e^orehundre fto 1 11! ouSndVjun is
'"taring:to others , was on boar-lm- ’
‘ ^ X a
gT to an-l reire
tee ato. Th« « ?SSg^L7rSv
t of Engtalfd^ ini'"* ’sSeker- Ptot
; Irishman
* H
: Quintan, ••. Londoner, o un n three area dif- «u
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VOL. IY. NO. 37.
'ferent nights they are st *ted to
b- "--- - t- b to --' -w-re- l wdS ... i
PL. h “ XwSl atmah”
“M"®, * " Lnwn^at 3 S^telW
’, b,Kie ® 1 48 mown iaj.a.... at their^ tnat, trial
!^,^ ■‘** 1 1 r d had ^hijatther
n 5U.V V?v
spike), ? . “ and w . threw V~ him (probably overboard, a marlin
2
,,7; JgiTS*;
tangl^i 8 andGlirwasalain wl^at lc^g“wr,'!fch ?
f crt *aho* b bT repeat
. 8 0 f w^re^tonrdbwbiswife owu vw«x*n
dvW criM W U ^. RM ■ 1
da0 f l:h,i< T twl * 5 , '.‘f’ 1 “j
,y throy,u - - ’ ra od
: T e Jl "i th,e , “ °' r ‘ t ,< * *
pm™! ,S*5il 1 tl.^mTte th „„, ’ three^thers .i. m ^ „»
fiL’Thr, and .ihLi!i
B,
3 * m T*,.„Y then jtT™ ,1,1
Srfl'rehmd Bntsna^^n o m, roeS!
LLjlS? 0" ttl.emthov eonSni fhe were smro P
■ j erim<.s of
'which w.rer'b-.d y <Wto?KiS-a he™ oniliv ni> were tri«,l
S* andstnton^ed «.« TheV nch Dnb- w!re
aroordhiSta M^ted todwth.
Gr^u “S lOth^fOoto^r inBt
ttwu * m the * Ue 1Ut “ of Ootowr ' 1760
Sot a Jelat . in His „ Body.
“It’s a remarkable case," J. H.
Elierle, of Buffalo, said in the rotunda
of the Astor Honw... • ‘but it’s a fact, tlm t
Jonathan E. Bass, of Cambria, Niagara
Co, N.Y., hasn't a joiniin his body. He
went to b.d in 1857, and has never bo--n
out^^of it since. He can’t move even a
finger. I remember when he ran as
captain of a canal boat between
and Rochester, iu 1850. He was- get
ting stiff then, and conUlnT do any
work. He had to quit eanaling, and
then b- w«»ot *-» Wv.b-k-er.im- TTi«
joints kept getting stiffer and stiffer.
Doctors couldn’t do him say good. At
larhe had to gi v e up, and for t w e n ty
one years he has been abed at the farm
homestead of his family, between Lock
having his h«ad, lift him up like a stick
of *.«>•»• His arms are »» fast toj.'is
1 tar^----*' ,
^ ^ wreto^"
\ * T tGr^awb h h
^Eu £ an lin WnS are aaira
TOW h *
Fsv^tTii imltance to wait for liimi
w " t "~ s "’
How Italians Learn English.
The Russbmi ffiBthod of aefjuirmg
foreign language is more methodical
chil'dren r? 5« ot the Engliah Sro'' and French
V n Russia at iJ a premium.
LiS h the^ioHcla^^o •» revul-fv practice them *o
Eian^Ibil i^^ B^idel eefotes ptoSw! of
uffoc£ tte
trio into the interior them,
return bovV home laden
! ^ sharp grainmatifal enough
to 0 be be able able to to add practiw^^» a little ™wnv2*
sationatkt ” ho mav pick \he up enough
rx eket • money t-> bst remainder of
SI“"jfi’si
!csr™:sfsii , s , s7s
esteem by the HoMiims.
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A correspondent desires to add the
^ * 9°', *?
gg g tlT 5 biTme^nt mate
.. s~
mVsebievous^yaahd inteV the hostile
« 0ae , lav laat w eat was
aeri.msir ill thatit was thought logos body'
as-^sj®. "*
wa*s thrown in the dock. b^tnt .
after ii,, .n^WW^ht for
course the dead body was not welooeed
as the living eat had been- Thl " fa f‘
was ap ,,arent to Vige, wlm, , taking .
hnU , hr -nearest taU, buried it
i„ the snow. lasted, - I lgemaile .
As long as the snow
,i daily v.sit t.> th.- grave of Ins friend,
When the warm weather, bv melting
the kuovf. um^vered the .«»»*>, Tige
h.H»k it to souk* place, known only, -to
!iil08 ® lf - -
-
r
Il ofcfe-a
You cannot dream yourself into a
character «l ; yoamust hammer and forge
• yitoelf are' without
,, , ., ,, principles
Sindenr . the height of station and worldly
wUi ts ^oon add a cubic to a
re! What “ is 1 even poverty ^taelf ♦ that a
11 T *
bnt ** } le P*? 11 vt P !e r cm 8*“ <
ear, andyen^ h*ng pre^oas jewels m
™nhd.
We cannot stadv mir hearts too
.,„.-titlv Jew or Uxi olosely. Everyday
i^on n t- bv learned, and -ce
mwTLer surprise if not coafounu n».
No nrosta->c■' In tee w-rld
who did not kuoa: • me bin* of
-h iman heart It is a knowledge at- •—
rery to, sml o d de .1 to p e rs
indastrv, n is the key to success in life,
t ARM, GARDES AS i>
.......tol .—... cohered
Pruning wounds ahoald be
^ » the sap oea^ flowing.
w.« applied h.t, will make a good
ermg. and will avoid farther
f>„nltrv roosts ahoiiM neve r be
in borne or cow stables. Hen lice
H F
. *
,,
^ yhcre ro PP0<l too ranch Plaster hen w good matrare 1 to has ma been
•
. *“ JSf ■!»«jraleT ^ Baht foil. n 6 ™ Trttette “J e ° Iramd P°?J
after the manure is well Hoaked and »p
ply it when needed. Be anre to nae
soit water; nun waterisbest. -Famtr'e
/Vl * nd -
A lady of Michigan has been very stuy
ce “ ,nl obtaining two flowers instead
. ot one from every floweiteg abeatb
thp "» lla Uj- Her method is as follow*;
As soon as the joint flower is cut, or be
*?“* ‘hr,.ugh ® wither the ’ P" 11 aneath the el- Btalk to ' ,own the
tmtt open ar
', , ! n - At 1 he bottom wi l be found
8ta ’’U'L ndmg, ineiosed dose to the stalk, another
m a delicate oovenng.
pnt witoout the old stalk injunm? away Ihe as close tod, and as possi- if it
bm. not been kept back too long, .t will
grow up very quickly.
Coal Twv fer aieeh
I lgive made a discovery in the heal
ing art which I will give to the readers
of to the practice Tribune, it, and provided do mb-mnary they will agree work
a
by trying that to enforce the Bible injnnc
t.on “ a merciful man is
hw beast. ” It m. now the common cus
tom among, fanners, whenever they cas
trate anv animal, unless it be a horse or
« large bull, to apply either salt asl.es,
or the spirit* of tnrpentms.to the raw
flesh. All of these applications are
so much torture, and if any one don’t
it. flesh, apply eitlteeof them to your
own raw and if you don’t hop and
dance and cry out with the pain, then I
am mistaken. I have seeu young pigs
run around and squeal piteously on ac- ;
count of the pain these cruel things
* * » air and thu*
±"5 . ,°° t the t ^ii"y glr”
'* 1 ™ i ,> i,,^ !t
f i .- fl : t i? i,o «n,i ta
n f ... n
antiseptic, prevSi that growth cl of eansing, proudiflesh. and will It
the ml
ia the cheaixst, most healing * best aud
•' Keution we have ever used,
>'bfh ff complete proteSmn. An an.
m! 1 ports of cuts and sores with 'the most
gratTfringi and snceemf»l rmnltt.. U..1
was ail expert mebt at first, but now it is
w*lh*iiU<>cal Oil-of eucal> anesthetic ptus _ is said A ^ drop ^J**
" u ' ,r wo,d iuid m t, ‘ f
-v:ty will relieve the toothache
Substitute lemonade, strawberries and
the like fruits in their 'season, for Balts,
sulphur, saasafraa tea, and the like pop
ular physic, to purify the blood. I-ar
take of fruits without stint, ftud M throw
physic to the dogs. ”
A house too closely shaded by
will bo ant to suffer from dampness. In
.....
wsrysssaasa the aubieot,
: i has been experimenting underclothing on by four
took the worn
. ctuaialfiur of hisfimf children to wear
iSde^sTthe cont^gioas &liS pnncipl. of
^ ,M <*•“
j ■ SZZ7ZZ
The Empress Elizabeth of Rassia,
i 1 daughter of Peter tee Great, has been
: styled .“ihelnmmne Elizabeth,” liecanse
InflXo^S Sh^ o?
, great, f r ' m ™ Wo^ttad. \™ Z„ Imfef
he, yet t r AIM w th
; '.stiff- rera many ° , J lh ®“t u ?
damp. °‘ ..ow.-d-tami d S Tl“
state in.pi committee
,q , ■oiiit d to pnlge pirej , j ,,;
'.tindf.rwer’t a
. daring-ii£*r reign, many . • the '
. 1
.krout, Bnt. jSsLctioh which
mflicti-i. the **'*&*-'■
,
idLtrt* _
t the jmbhe.
reign court was ladies, the v«untesse.. ptJ™
ro,d h**.' I otrokea fP «oto of each.^ the knout whom^oed m ■ V -
of out, St P^rslmrg, and tue y . .8^ ,
: into M<uJ ^ Siberia. One of these ta^s.
1 woman m Ii.issi», was . ,
,
with tlie French ambaasa tor,
crime- was her
t-r • fre*-. v ot» Aie-arnonrs^t
Even tfie b .re recita, of btait .
mg ~ ■ i.c a-tl .. •■. • ^ j
! I.igo ■ > A
t»'t .‘wurgy' .....
ms of horror, andtartotora
tne memory A i P»' “ to, ,'; ^
idte- Hta, .'•kM
i such urbarou Sera.
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Leaal Advertisements.
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. t,*e
Creditor*,’ tiinj . 5.00
te Bebton aod di li
of L»r* to 941, tinny 4»y*.......
of Atmi&mmfrm. tuirty dags
of MwaMtott, thn* monti *. ... A.uQ
Ln-.rs 1
H9UW!»*d SeOf^l. •‘it*# «2*Prt?OJS»......
5x1 *** *»*!*•»«, «*di
Itea» of Interest.
A stiah - h o Idar-Th c g r idi ro n. ----
: A righting book—The Dictionary.
Overdn.wn~Eiaggen.ted accounts.
; Net «eafc~The feUrnman’. prW* 1
Sharp practre^— a subjeo4
F:*'L CTpittaptoT TT L iSpTIeil— V~,
0 D
w 2 “—•—*"
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|L„ Hairy sjnieth.ag»—ffesBes nt and «at mat
Molasses candy would taste just as
. sweet by any other name- '------------
There are over 1,650 conrieta in the
Stag Sing CN. y. i prison.
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Now digf the boy the garden plot
With energy intease,
Uatii he beg* a tribe of worms.
And then be ekips the fence.
- A barking dog of«»«<taw» never bites, but the
• “““ «****• isn't to be
. placed in a backw&nls. tmning bee, even if hedoas
i® go to war
.
There , this disparity between 43,5fid
is
Kinarefeetotwindowglaesan.l»troul)le- molar^ One of
some is an acre panes;
{other, pains of an aefaer.
A man who is uncertain about amag.
term Wtyifle apeaka of tbemw
“ those Hungs, you know, that they nde
on and look into socond-story w.udows
with -”
The German emperor shoots. keeps 1819 a diary
0 f everything he In Ids
gnn was discharged bv accident, and li«
-had to enter up, “Forefinger right
hand.”
Mffl(wrtoirilP Retrain , shouted the brakemau, station.!
slowed up to the
“Fi«» ve«™ for refresfiments 1'* veiled
a cassengcr who said his son had grown
. n prinMihe train started.
What 4 did the pnsoner first , stnko ...
the Jon oomplaiimnt tm f easmdly with askeit bandage the judge or .
a over
“ He first struck mefor a five
dollar bill, your honor, was the f.■cling
reply
“ Sales by candle" was the method of
sale during the seventeenth wmtaiy. A
wax candle, alwnisu inch m length, was
set on the edge pf a knife, mid he that
bid most before the Candle was out, was
the buyer.
There are in this country abont 70(>
carpet-making establishments, and they
represent a permanent investment
3l3 ^ts. 000 ,000. The annual market, production is iu the
of with a good
ft„«-V one-half nr k oily, oenfs to
and
cm cideTy ftle sad b^ r » wonM ! the
tr«w itgLtlLO(»dl!» P.LT atmnm, ,
Ifs all very well to talk aliout econo
my , hut the jifflcu lty is to get unythiag
^economize. The little baby who puts
hia toes in bis month is almost the only
person who in these hard time* man
...........
aa a^JSss-ssw5£ , oml t *150,000,000 is in o .wa, *900^
Aecordmg h« the 0 ?ls,^rfv- e^Rn4;^HK
‘’
i , „ ,1 Hun,lav schools of ihe
fallen through the ice ou a lake, rushed
jSril j . the WJ » te r, and at the imminent
Siildreii. of her own i*.?o i-.-mm!.:-.! - the
The King decided that this
, unrmvar.b
ftct of ^avery should not piiss
Tbewomau was sent- up to town
-from the country; a room was prcparetl
f or her in the royal palace, where she
staved a couple of days to see thesights
Copenhagen, and she received from
dbe Kmg, in-the .presence
of the royal family,) he medal antLn be
SSSKco........ an, more substantial
TSL-a.-sai.ta Pern, the eaptato diacovwed 5 t*o -
Oallko, Ixard and put them in
a i OKawa y e on
uffnarter of th'fship where the
nis of Chilian
a
sssM^ 8trnck f 6 «asir Profit
sfS SSSJSSSS ssns
fix-si U, the bridge o’>d
upon he hacked away at it < v
. infleh*
.piecemeal Syt^r -'ipt« 'f„Xi'c an
‘M «-4 m “ l^ -
&■“
Straoge Remedy fer. R H.umaM-in.
A foreign peperoontaius the following
in regardto the core of rheumatism by
thc ,,j bee sting*. To- c„rri-s
pnmbnt savs; “ That his wife having
suffered so 'much as to Ik> 'onablc to en
... v auv stop or rest tar the spare of six,
mr-otbo. the right arm being very faun*
preventing her from, doing any hous'
l () u m , r u making her unable even to
dress or undrt -s "aer^lf, and having
heard that a farmer, quite incapacitated -»o'i Vnt Uy
I?„rl^ , , . \ „ , . »
hv bees and thereby got en Oils
. .■ rMlu ,b'«l wib- 'to try
( .
in rein the ateg of
.
^ lw ;. s „ ra ij Wlt ),,, great-r than that
alreudv suffered. Three pressed bees were the
tbetefore Laid and coniiilerabte upon
fur „ ■ rime, in
' enter that the r .«w.n Wa-Uer of the in
f SttoroSac«l ^nt-.n-iy emntv itself. Tlie
waiT toto.hmg, as the
- ootUe first night, wss enabled
^ ™w V-p. the first rime
IC ,,
{m J htx ^-.mths, thv tat‘kmg pam of
|„-:d« 'entirel* gone.' The arm whs,
.lien gr. ally in coiiaeqnence
r.l .....’ .trogtoB, but Hie awellmg die
aWH .stnaI gradually M»f upro tlU'application All pain
,* rerovemTite was
ihelzme txm the least pro-. of
X“u,JSi',/h« vioua rigor, aud eineetahown'ttaett:”'- not mm,
: