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A DESERT ISLE. MY H EIJ5N D. BEOWK.ii 11 was 10 o'olock of a July morning and the larger fraction|;<bf humanity, 1 •had bffii some hours earning It bread. Tlia idleraliad just risen from tlie breakfast table. To this latter- class belonged the yodng man leaned lazily over the piazza railing and looked absently out on the| lake. Beside him, in a huge chatt,4ut a little woman rocking to and firo, * with bn untiring movement, and with deft fingers playing In and,.OV»t among bright silks and crewels. She was Idle' too, In tier woman's laborious way, buttheifrwaa a Tack ofrejmse in' her) indolence ffafigtfudff t reafih! again to her brother, who stood statuesque InlMWtr.’todltWff ttM^OA still water below: ■ . JTjnRr TroR, •'What are you itiug the little womui \?tta “Nothing.’*-' * **; • a^.Ct “There's a great deal gwtogua^renffl very nice sortofpeopie.tqoC'Bpyoit see that petty girl down there at ■ the landing?*’" vT, •Theone with red?" ty “Yes: don't-yon think she’s pret- , •>»» ■" ‘ r*4* ie*i I hadn’t liMUgbtof it. Well, she is—remarkably. Wouldn’t you like to meet her? I could easily manage it." >» wi»■» “I’m not particular. Is site worth while?" “Ben., you exasperate me. Do you take an interest in anything ?" “I don’t do anything else In Wall street. I’m off-duty-now. I believe in resting In a plillosophieal sort way." •'* y “Well, I suppose you are tired, poor fellow! I know how you Ml. Tara tired myself, most of the time.’’' “Tired! I look like It,’! laughed the young men. “I’ll tell you how; It is: I simply went my llliertyi It doesn’t jsiy—this daneing attendance on half a dozen girls whom you never see again.” “Oh, welll, don’t then." , ,... Ben. Adams at twenty-one lied per^ formed his social duties with great zest. Four years later he was stUl heart-whole, and beginning to take a purely fraternal Interest in blushing debutautes. He danced leas and went to the opera alone or with his friend Hutliland, a confirmed bachelor of twenty-eight. With entire resigna tion young Adams acted as usher §| many fashionable weddings, and without a sigh saw Katherine, Kate and Kitty led down the aisle by other men. And so he approached his thir ties, and within a year of them leaned idly over the piazza railing at tbfe lake and declared to his sister ttwt Rol son Crusoe was the luckiest fellow his acquaintance. “Give uie a desert isle for a summer sojourn.' What would refresh a man like geing back to savagery?” - * "I don’t think it would be enough of a change to benefit some I know," laughed bis sister. “Well, Ben., all I euu say is, you are very different from what you used to be." in tlie meanwhile, the boat below pushed oS, and Adams followed it with his eyes chiefly because It would luive been more trouble to look anoth- er way. The young; lady in the sterh was Miss JoseplilAc Vail, and the boy at the oars was her twelve-year-ol brother. J osepliiue was a young lady <?r views, supported by more or less logic and by what some* plainly thought belter, an extremely pretty face. Her enemies—but she'bkd none —would have said that while she ,-dee* PNoMtlUIfiaiStt ilk he should see me here. It' ally more titan I can endure.” girl looked wfttHenVy on the to] which slipped jjasil' CUE gmtyn lie'll hav iwebei uldn't tl hope, straight turned ,n interns lore. intei [Uired some recognition of ig boat. Tlie young man wasjKp-ing now as if lie had a renew ed tytergp; in life. He was sopn at ,filWerlf rereUUrrato I .'tiled ll cjH SHzU T head will era J^Pralm tESmeht Hut A T nlwi from r Wt da; spol ‘Why, I wi ing, if you will It took us part of a secohi ‘ went, dy creek bi try somewhat about oiMpsigteenth to make upourpiind, road ifed Jar tlie through -a coun cil but boasling of If r cannot ent a- cause an ! »>■*•_.« “I beg your pardon," he said, aa he raised his hat; “can I be of any assis- for an X A ilon? My cousin? II* offer* li A $ 2 of ~ some fine lands. Crops JyerdTfener- ally looking well, and we saW'-some "’nice lota of both corn and cotton. We noticed one field ofeorh that was moling About waist high.' *V “That," remkibed Mr. “fe^west- , and will hardly Tiay ipgath- farmers will persist in might be captu&d ifi sufficient num bers. They positively-refused to be enticed iiito a net, 1 arid owing to their lightning-like movements cannot be QH8!' ashore aha abandoned by my cruel !.,,, " — ^ * by my cruel tyrant of a brother. To tell you the truth, sir, I am the .victim of a practi cal joke. My little brother has left me here while he goes fur. her up the lake to>U10some. friends- v who are camping there." It “I beg you will make use of my boat then, to return. I will come up to you in one moment.” ' pyi- Leaping hut 6t MS boat before Mfss Vail could say a word, he drew it up on a low shelf of the rock and quickly reached hei) side. ‘ ! I33H2 “Let me help you," the young man said, with, such a firm assurance of gotti breeding that she made no re sistance or attempt at independence, but accepted the proffered aid In '-coprse way. JF boat! your’bOa:, sir!" s f wiyp he l V’re vtr 2 on* mu IXLSWX All other* in hl> r A- ito not burn In FI 0 My ypiuir and wayward muse. planting sacked corn, wittflCitJgjioth- ing less than throwing away their la bor." * About 2 o’clock we jteacluKT the home ot our friend, which}* a.pleas- ant cottage embowered iff** delight ful grove. The large ’burns*. flue fen ' ' J m ■ 1 ' - • of O Sow fare V well, dear K T J; I trust that U It true: When thl» II O then U can nay bei prosperity. 1th the raro.sight corn,and all the surroundings enterprise, progress 1 and An S A I O U. NEV^WATPfeS ' Macon TcUgmpK After resting a few moments^ which Mr. Hudson employed tw afranging his tackle, he led us to h£L CARP PONIJ^*w which la a lovely and cirer shfeet of water of an acre, only a few-yards from Bnt then most statesmen do not carry oi» extensive and affectionate correspond* his residence, yoi windows akJtglist- ’he Not onef of the new coalition organs has shown any dispoaition to account (nr the wonderfully frail character of the memory of Mr. Stephens, as illustrated by his publicly admitting to Speer what he publicly denied to Richard From ifici; . In a secluded valet :y fish til know me, “so watch when I (each ' hill how they will rush plkee around the mound^wlHah was sand thrown up ’romdttt bank and i«n •lied; of the ing - cried. i too late. idge.|m ly accredit OOt eyes, fifty yards.distant you great commotio] more atfnoycfl gunl them; tliut while she resented tlie protecting limitations of her sex, she was quite willing to accept the attentions based on tlie theory of their existence. Her father had said on* day, “Nothing would take the kinks out of our Josephine like settling down with a good husband." Thb young lady took it lu high dudgeon, und went away meekly to wonder if it were true. On this particular July morning Josephine accepted her broth er Tom’s services as oarsman, not be cause she was not perfectly well able to row herself, hut because It would keep Tom out of mischief. “Don’t rook the boat; Tom. doesn’t frighten me’, hut 1 can’t read.” There was a pause. . “Row near the hank in tlie shade, Tom.” ... — . * Auotlier. longer pause. "Say, sis,” said Tom, at length, “now we’re off I'll tell you where we’re going,". •/■•<.> ,!0 J ,U1 ’ "Where you're going? Why, you’re going to take uie out fora row." "Not uiueli. I’m going two miles up above to see some fellows who are cuinpiugout.” “And going to take me? I think you’re mistaken, sir. Give me those oars." “No, you don’t. Leave’em'alone and sit still.” “Tom, turn this boat instantly or I’ll—" “What’U you do? Come, noW; you sit still or I’ll—’’ V thought seemed to strike Tom. “Conte, keep cool, Jo. We’ll go up a piece further, anyway. 1 won’t take you up to the cauip If you don’t waut to go. You lion’t want to go back yet nwliile, do you ?" “Tom, tlicre’e the Desert Isle just ahead. Don’t run into it. Be care ful ; your going straight toward B." “We might land there,’’ said Tom, blandly* 1 ■■ «> l L "To lie sure we might," saldhla sis ter, glad or anything to divert him fnun tlie firsraciMinbJ ■ - such force against the took as to dis lodge tlie boat, and before Adams eouRrgra8j^Tt,' j 'a“Iii,ir73ozftr~ySHUT awayf. I H I -:0J I r;0IVi > j .The two looked at hen si' iniotiou ln the pond, tniOLE SCHOOLS OV.FJSH darkening the wq^r in tlieir can you both were eoh'seious of Its tionable taste. vtlJ "Jf j Adams adhered atidsaid, ever forgive me, Miss r* r, , , "MissWall. I aimMiss AW.” “And Mr- Adams. ^Can yoo. l>e magnanimous enough to forgive me?" :h the goal where aer. These sclioois uds rushing over m every nook and s forth by the thou- for theexprepp pay/or cau at his pond, without perceptibly dimin ishing the stock, say one hundred | h o ? h, ^?*Jtfn TB.v THoi’SAKJi fiOttcMig ’AM acrk, and at but little less expei^e thuu it would ‘require to cultivate the same afea'lHd^nir<0'1 As we said, the young carp is a shy ,1 perfectly level land lying on the wa ters of Sandy creek, and touch of'it now ready to harvest. J « "How Wheh tshfi ybti'ln’fcwHi?” we asked. .sviihqii-milqtini »’**1I<0 . * “Besides myoieadoaaf • I have.eighty- five acre* in hay crops, and every .foot of JtM tlie richest kind, of .bottom,: land. Then I havn.ju* SOWn,tiK»lilmNita( ,ent\ plant IredsT^BTe caught in this way we believe a thousand at a time, when they are carefully dipped tip sfUii.uete. Helias justgiven ous a large qotifracf for shipping cans, and tiiiuks he will be able to stock every fm toiTlxW’y Ml. tfthk’y AotAtuUe to increase as heretofore. “German carp and rust proof oats ion -of -tt»e the day is not far distant wheu "jatSBmH WllA KKEHTHE PEOtlR. “There is on nearly every farm a suit- WRCTWm’aBMrTMffitirtTOTTBB sfiar'boT keep’ a cross J "’between Durham and Jerseys that I find apleni Aflkertt’*i tl) liils «i Sli -tSJiBOfl Mai ter to divide his com and hay from-the ^ ^giapses, on i^Wch grazed beau- cattle, it large ffoct of goats an^ '.ig fat mules and horses as we ca^e to see.' .PreT»nts .ttvofe 1I1 SsttVe„nnd K9f&9, trm mxading 5our,]gTa»ses>tJM»l (,!Jl bitM xli t i.un «k( “The steep banks begp„^ft .cows .and horses in bounds, while that peg driven In thBitaiiidle of: tlie fdot-logiis sny /gqat )jt -You know goats Wui’t take to ttatbr^ff nd-while theytconalmodtsciimb a tree.they Vad’tpass a .peg.i-'Gbats owe system.- ; --VfHhiii.'tha.pps»j howeverr.xyft,,' m - —d^gthftn"'th09e»Rb<>vtt dfet lu illn il| anil iinlnll ill miIiiiiiu M I given, up.by. H who hayi ’ Mi)** . ....... ..... - lUtu-; n’tyou sowg^^qgr}^^’ . <4 Ob, no., It won’t do In onr^unt^ Ltvuncure^niahufacturediin, tw. ‘ " ’this-eflll oKlduiejcand As ! a 1 iiMultyiitvil»«nnra Tlie summers are too li while flourLhTng well grass is killed ont by tlie hot suns TaVer hi' the season. I have ode' bl* the few farms hi this section aiTapfetl t6‘ ’^rrifes culture. ’AS you see tlitf laWi’"!*'^^ low and the bed of the creek but a short distance from the surface. : This i keeps up a moisture, which is necessary fos the Successful production jof ■ hay. And then, my land being as rich as nec essary, I never use auy kind of fertilir *era. Two or three times a year thiajen- tire bottom of about two hundred acres is under water, and when it.subside? there is left a sediment often nearly ,ep inch thick," Then stooping 4qwn : Mm Hudson cut with hia knife a square clod from a grass field that had been un touched by the plow for six or eight years, anil pointed out to ns. settlements yon j ve-ears ot corn tnrri tWltft In my meifdoK^ aft nighV aid -tft Kc*tlierif.’* Our visit to Mr. Budson was certain* iy’UfWf'Mli?V<> , Kcription, .oi hB* farm we . feel thMMe’ 4ire •WpehliIg , 'W I dfii' ! rai , ifiert many facts of wbicli they are not Await*. H-ctmoluflvelyutofivathut tjbere.is.HWre money in grasses than cotton. ,. Just liefore our departure for the dcjsit bur departure for the depot nqst reiWtreethi" iVcdi. aiquwr is,,ready ytottriiixrvisit wilf 1 ^^ you dp sonic cnrp.’Y.iMr. U. has ft pleasant and in teresting family, and we soon felt .at, liome among these friends. see jiq* ,lai»d don’t- need piauuitoAfor with die stubble from my grasses it'gets richer each year. The bottom is just, one thousand yaids wide at this point, and fora depth of six feet or more it. ii made earth." ‘ During ..this conversation strolling over the grass tbhls, aad it took but a little stretch of tlie imagina- i for one to believe I the blue : Tl! 'fill • trOolden Knit. 1 tu-Sii 1/ ■ ! - Mtteh apprehensinnhas been ■ occn- mcricu, from, the ie .by l’rolesspr turii in nineiccii veurs of tlie great comet of hisksuitl- liter will eause the destruction ef tlie -earth. ■»-But(while. people, are: becom- JFffSft-ftf’Migtij/ exorciaed qyer tiii* puuounctiUieuK an event of far more fftan^ Vhlcli'lPthkln^ place to- secins to. be almost wholly- over looked. The uatunhof this most v ital subject can he best experienced by re- Jatiiig the. following experiences: tl JSe built at but little cost, ajhfij one-quarter of an acre; i^;lwo time,.enough fish can be raised _ ply thu uelghborhood. My pond <mst '■250, and I con supply Ath- ‘ enough to feed the pity ‘ in’t pro] itot I dm’ • fow.auariu. propose to. raw smHto.tttosSHMlk i I’M you.” “Ah, you evade mine. At any *rete, I sfiatt never forgive myself. A imed bit of bungling, I, never.?)aw r ~ .Miss Vi hove little experience fn rescuing-f truth Ji very S«l»i dies. You are the first whose life I have tried to save. * I am «w hero, you see.” , ; Tlie genuine annoyance of hei com panion roused the compassion of JoAjine'V miihliUL»nii *ii*W.s taititJmJltth with a desperate dbMifhlneM and sck 1 * 1 ^' tween him and •' sit * Jfnm * wwpk ’ 'The iiettirn'Af Senator BUI to Georgia, wan, sorrowful, and dejected, is one of "esto events that we have led'npon to chronicle. That enroiselew dwuuyei sbouhf user lay its bonds npbhtmfc so truly great and 1 langi his mercy when he comes back. How are you going to / account 'wr'mdf' Consider me your man Friday.” fJmMih their light ttikren an dercurrent of moreprless Ditter medl- tati shuddei this adventure would make for circu lation among her friends, while Ad ama foresaw how it would add to the conviviality of his olub. He began With the fervent wish that he was out of this confounded scrape, but be non forgot to be annoyed, and what is more to be indifferent. He ended, I obliged to confess, by ceasing to envy Robinson Crusoe his desert isle, and considering his own for preferable. There was a breeziness about this girl forget the mounting thermometer. She had away of ge ls him whj at oul, usefulness. '-XJie great T juan,. I the _uusur- pussed statesman, the nnequzled orator. tbeipeeticM jurist, tlie unsullied patriot. the true and hoine-loving Georgian, has returned to breathe the pore air, and look odt Upon the hills and valleys of his . —ruwr mm aww me forms and Cates-Of tiiose that have long been dear to him, before be lies down to Lle^|fl|iMi^t4^>tfj(ftostatc; loved with a patriouo tenderness 'that knew “neither variableness or shadow the lit a prettier ■ less army feeding.. They were < the young'fellow scarce!; a pin, apparently just ha ones that made ti^eir first on the 7th day of May last, and ^ to " ish inches a month, i te!(8 us they will aver more m' month utytil(th| full size, which is said I teen pounds up. The 1 he put in his pond ‘ February was a year urea over fifteen inche overt have pojjdt” we ask« guess somev sand and ure I think nearer cor We ttiHnkt Mr. Hud ponds.j f; ;i /.A.l.i i Ms 11/. “Won’t you enlarge, if your order come. I have a small pond above this one; now drawn oft, that I intend to use as a breeding place. I think it best to separate the young from the old carp. But I was telling you about the profit in raisingthemfor market..I tbinkthey^rd wMqialfy ftdapt^tto the southern portion of this state, where there ate natural iakeu and lagoons covering acres. By throwings few in them, after seining out tlie natlve fish, ‘‘CARP CAN 1 mi RAISED WITHOUT A ■to baa .'•! CBSTOP'tJtWT, 1 *“‘ i ^ the miiitm.’*..;—'^" I'dii. no pest hefe to contend with in your pond?” we inquired. see rs. Per aps they diet on a few of my lit xey di tie fellows,'bnt I can’t - miss them. “This section is my favorite forage— herds gm*« and B«»<nhy'w|xfA'aud]n yields immensely. But it will be about ten days before KOX grasses.wjll aitigtto their best ailvantsge. 0iisi iispipewQtt like oats—if looks worst just as it begins to head. harvest you will see a thick mat of -verdue here waist Wgti. ;lj4rsV’t4_o.f blue grass. Iti is a littlebaeiiwam tola year, aud 1 can raise it as IdxnriSottjrMsM to tUeyiidh in Keuthcky. f But if doait moke ids much, loregaMtobeftklndsi toJffinlto at the. smwaifcwses purposes. ' Tliat yellow field, there is or- chard gross, a^d if ^ jye^-.for tlie mower. It is a coarse, grass and don’t make as good bay as iny other varietic- Hero is a mixture of herd, grass, clou and timothy. This will out yield any crop l have and makes a splendid feed for stock. I get several crops of this, butUftor ^4tttU^{c)j0eaViU salivate horses and,,mules, but does splendidly for cattle, sec sown This lea you litcb Is a wild gsaas l found in the swamp and BRESfiUTiMEMTS. An Invoatlffntlon ol .t^fi Cttusea ofTboso J Forebodings which links Powerful Men We widely usedi am! tttoftiouff .‘ ' SSi&intfiM.'.. ehtire latid : latid. ! Vh«re .lt iianUot-b* found:. ! »)H .b**)->«rl» )*i ore at pH j-sTelidh’ ! iik“ the- ddrgcat. cittes-. ure not able to recognize,- jm. UiCTOMU m kind, and those fe with the'did <itlier nAme, it sbbulffwaga.il and yet-unknown .to.-Jf «wnn> are sufi'eriHg j) ally Brlglittsciltoass^dndsintoieftaaw it. .This temWd .pjeqrprPpeuqiunia, source. Most cases of-pataiysls • from theisaiuU-dUtlqulty^^wi nftilhbS 4 'ofMititCk fikvfi* Mrilbr dtM- front ’ complaints conur n Hti) 1 •ast d«kti omplaints common ..to theiraexcelled, ileriiaps, mnyfal, ijer bilijyj when, could tlie reajqap^e had been Known, it would tiavebeehfound to be Rrlkht^fe disease, mayquCradlng under anothbr • tname* oi-lni• marked Contrast to tiro^saa eases tWMfifr Ato¥f beqp abOfFP dwMhed.^re toe exjwrfl euces of masiy proinTuent-peopterymb Were ai' lbw ak Hiiy of the ^persons mentioned,Unit who were remarkaaly restored to health, auA-tis Col! JiSnPCYV fhltiSf/’AtiUrftiii'Gaii B. F. Laraliee, Boston',. A!as. ; ,^Uen. jay awake untll nioruing; His mind seemed unusually autivoi,aud he, not only reviewed hia past life, which had ‘ l.ope, but.'ttid-exton- for th4 future: He did not ly’' 1 fllv’bilt" ebuitl hdt ac- the unusual, activity ■ ofbis lur fer. the restlesshes which e'appetit^SiU wm well inothi *' t EUUIl,*, <JUi J/., IHJVII.nVI ,’H-J ' Y.; J. Bi Matthews, Portland: Oifcb; W.Eastwoodv New ,Yprk,iiJ ’ * waa r *l bhwevhf; beSefeah'to fee'i ,nd morbid, altoough ha tried feeling j|p . ..... u stoW«r lie was conscious of a griidual sinking aud wasting away of all his physical faculties. He,,had been an earnest add'diligent Workei*, amt Id his zeal frequently overtaxed bis strength, ,-and;being, absorbed in,his duties fail- ‘ ^Vieeommopjymptoqs e was afflicted, thus ser- fc ’Ark’ of desf ruction to go But tbeiuud-fiuaily Dr. S. P. Jones, Marienette,Hffld^f >kt. TV< Ingraham; .'Cldveland;. itir;! Henry It!Ft others. .aottoas imtlt V> ■iqo-si ,1. flk> att candid raibA». Wte/MS? of promptnesif y Vha ,ll i first symptoms of! d ’Witting the on unheeded. „ rs Wliich awaU ! negleo»ealviAfily • With difficulty bb.remdvodl guifiiow B. came in a most peremptory manner. Mhortjy Aietoreibwi idemU bfl wrpte t fe wp r 4idiJtoa^rip are two fields of the ifillion. But a turtle must be pretty quick to capture a carp." At this Instant one of these intruders swarm toward the feeding plftoe, but as «oon,as his coo- tership hove in sight the' little carp wgreoff inaflash." , “I didn’t know a carp would bite at a hai>k,”- Are remarked, as a silvery beauty, Us broad as your two hands and fifteen iuches long,- fluttered <on the bank. »'*.-• . “Oh,jes: I never have to wait but a few moments”for tho'cdHkto go un- ^sdi^gs 80 often tosee how they are going that wSS^'arolgaittng sity.,, !Bdt won't ! jqtff® time Wljen^wy yonog ..*d,uL \wu ateSnts(x named in honor of myself, afidf a better forage X,never saw. Some'people calf it hroomsedge,” iiecontinueiL . , , K “Will tlie common brooinsedge. death is ntear’affecta difr ilUtirently; hut-; probably all wlttMure in a faircondiUon otphy-' end mental strengtir... inktincu from it with an indefinable dAead - .horror. A dying mau is no more able I| of himself to tori*& hlii oWtT destroy th* destiny of those he leaves . than befuto bUibwaa todjp,”,. For 'Cldfktob’N'.i'Pdtfei-is ontfdf ! serious ; wa?didgb ever given the long list of iimumerable leases of fatal neglect. It is not sufficient to several years 1 fought it as an enemy. It gradually took possession of some of fiay best grass fields adit grew -so luxu riantly that I decided to mow it, which I didapd,found tl)at X hadas fine a lot nf bay asLcare. .to see« r At-CUrtetwas, say that many other brilliant men, in ti hiding - 1 Everett; Suroder; * Chase, g*b9n ;i* fiBMafcNunri. “All *Vn”* dll Tom ti$ g ** the P° ,nt ’ foofeoVer, \she great njA AubMh ^ a itoil^ hUA, Mug* which Beq. out or tht* water. the Desert Xsis; for It* few square feet of surface supported noi so much as a blade of grans ifftP btl pf moss. “Hop nut.” said Tom. ^ “I’ve got to seethe boat. I guess you can climb up to tlie top easy enough*** “Of coarse lean,” aadd Iptotom: “as if I needed your.h«l|^ yam little monkeyP ',.*£2H*?xa* In a moment she stood St thb topr of tlie rock, and in another momenta derisive laugh came'frdni below. “Goral-liy, Joe;T hope you’ll enjoy youraelf. Pllaeeyou later." Plato wye; “A -buy)iaifBe moat vi cious or all wild beast*.’’ Plato and Mlaa Vail wertfWdne Otdhlhn'i&i.tbat pofntt’ tthc Waked «hofftH«f im^took in tlie sitoaUaa. Hhewas monarch of gray nw*. p,j altnipUv to liigh oii this imUslve pedestajv'Jfor figure stood out against the sky in bMff relief* Abti*9h<fparlsol!>itok* py. inaplqi^n^e^ji^ip^n^S theM. The *un was high in tije htoVW*. bui; by, Stott bww ■j9*^ln*totfod,femK. qWfepr Wf9», A»^ fiP e,K ‘ a ber bqeijt, ijh# faced the probability tliat at least two hours of noonday solitude .were liefore her. The only philosophical course of slant .The umaut that he has built for himself will be "more enduring than brass.’’ Through all the vicissitudes of triumph sail defeati that have marked his bril liant career, bebashorae himself ilk* a knight of the olden lime. He has never d turfiedhis lias ne- W. _ or years to •I Adams told his sister he appreciated in a woman. -•*«■ * • • itifi] In short, by dint of making the best of it, Miss Vail and Adams were both able to express an honest surprise When a boat appeared In the distant^; and on taking out his watch, Adams fouud It to tie ff o’clock. Now!” waa all Josephine said, but there were conflicUng emotions in the nwaasyliaUs. 1.1 u u ,,’ii ’ "** I Hallo-o,” slioufed a shrill voice across the water. . ., • ,r^V “SaBteO,” Adattfe . Blank aatonfohnient wiped til ex- ptesaten out of Tam’s face at flnt, tiat a\broad grU»'flmtfly made |M appear* OnCe.; ■ !; - -- •' v .*.«, «avy<ia’fo« grototow,* tov’f -' he twit tered. “I’d like to know when ybi htottTA.'jrsti ng the ac- ng scapegrace. hable, wading him. to go fishing the next day, • "•• rttfr*r| .05 .1 •-.-»,»« !•>,:« When they, were-home at last Jose phine took hei- young brother,Into her ■DonisaHhtnrned the k«y. ‘ j .< "Tom, you’ve treated me veiy badly hWlay. What would you prif ff I 1 or forsaken the Ue- •I and untiring service, God tonor to tlie great man that sits now amid thtfitohflilf' shadows, await ing his summons. Business la Business. tioa Walked aroi ing with us a threw crumbs ous points, great land the bread would the water before it would be^ alive with youno cabp; and in their gqsjLtjgy tffluid pile up on one suother stMttftegJ}irow them selves entirely bin^f tliswater. The carp, however, is a tiinlihgsh, and at the slightest wave of the hand would be off like lightning, bdQb return in an iustdnt. They soonjt^wever, be come accustomed to ww presence; ntly holding t&jtircad over r. they will gt^ie?}round r—*v s- v . ecapture<eXn(nq]ber of couli themselves out o vtis, in quest of« vnii'pvprt water at inter- Wood;) \Viiaon. and Carpenter, were -Mtoy.by Jhe same fetal tmWp- s,were thesa men sufficiently their health, ahcl Could they 1 saved? The AlbOn^Argus, in speaking of Mri-Putter’s sudden, itt- ness and-death, says: ' ‘ jiUgsIC^ns who ath r nere was Interviewed '•He sta’^rthat Mr. Pot- ‘tottbilfty’ - to "converse - had for ffdme time served to buttle tlie physi- Mft ‘to* otfiis jjtuesa. It seems) however, MA’Wttefi' yearir ago, >red a slight attack of kidney dia- Unwise -dependence upon a ror deSpised'native liow to nee aad J -biltoConstttottWandMatWtaUy perfect i ^th, W d»iuglm,*t of proper qlottoiug ,t : n«edea ! ’but Cbifie such personal lect as that of Tuesday morning; to develop.« From the symptoms at tout shown, it was thought tliat his only trouble was.nervous prostration; jitat his long continuancein a semi-uncc sefqus state' led'to -tne belief that his Ifiaff’dNUfilNltM In’ a • ChrdMC dlffi tty inbre mysterious and dangerous. thatdiey vided tlicv could he ^ difct to jail. ' 'rtfey ! «rbr4 Afc „ lynched;' THey tfe.fetetf'ltt’ik «WfJ» fi4il. Aftef- a ’cCWSrttaAbHi ’fftt ‘M/fiTOn- notfneed th‘af ! tfie tcfms of Ihel? ’ptoprtM- tioh were dCfepterf/anattifej* ttfl.1 to dtiiroh'diK a rtp “on alfuiites When the tbwttof Boker Vslfoy, Ne vada, seid one' of the boys op Wit6 Ne braska to find mm), hire a preacher, he had liis instructions, and he asked: “Can yen give Utouuti* tight from the -he tbooght he could.. »1 ; a “ And iWydfe piny a fair game of sCVeh- up s" "Mercy, no!” Mu waa horriOed at 17*11 --<l-n.C! ,UA V I’t know," repifoff 'dM rnn a sweat-board the salary would only thislnanqftt They attilaUie ool : a few as who sqi a claim amhearuatil staked off. nadal [i^tt'^liig aoiwP. jh«y’d mdkb tt'<^p>t Huhilml iinii tlirow in the rent of- acub- in,- . ItV amattej- o’business with yon-see. Waare bound to get 3» some' Che who can out-howl andout- preach that fellow at Davis Hill if we hare to go up to a thousand a year and furnish,him a mulo anda bar’l of whis ky!” U ‘ • - A , ■ ; t in a few by he bel breed ev^y month through the sum mer season, and they lay their eggi by the thousand. To-be successful Paused In s tea Houis ssd-Ousr^al s* UisZt- *:H to’KAihffireriV; d««e fWfn Brookfield vkyd?'’ WP-toiiyi teffiffUtofr 1SkfiJ!!fiktiTJtltroi« 11 - -til fatal utii4. BiticoTncTBiti was maae on in<r ontiK MVlf tfierdb'Wfihfeert?&8t‘ i s^glit!*V>fG.by tiiclf piirsucft,‘ fend then «H#*«MiptowUi quKkly'found' agdfti tonoWdftHn ‘Hfe’bahdits were forictl'in«6”arigiI»V»h. ”tife depth of'the ‘fSfett’, 'tefthP'-OfiftMi If MSg ‘toatWA : est '6f IttHflBWB.^ASMr b cOilnt^'Were khey'fortificiP tHW^lvto, h ''dmiiTuuIc loopholes'lit thfewWis^”fflc hob so’ iry tnofekfrig oiit The'pltB<ef‘Bfe- tWeon the 16^.' rttiPlo^swfere’VfaWril ovfer” and- excellently adltpfed , ’toi' 'ffe- ttii'ce. -Tlffe tobWrto 3^ehfed tlicil* bTdfekaderd, dM) thMWtmmtke shot and two men hit, one through Ids haniF. Thfe sdUidMiaff ton- bodilwl itself in tlie stock of hii lfllfr ’ • An rtifchtifeftjnhl-fxWse Jthe fibuk'ckMlhKttietoentoitoiltohlWrih foflitkWy i (jdtWsSfeMl have bfeeA i fAfidto ,! fh^ moonlight every house was plaint; fthS xfo fhickiy'" captors toehrfe^y'h'iffRH' era in the hut. The d fe^toi #f&P«* .... 'fWrfl'tfiV Hh- about the hiill, and threats madettf kill the •<fteedijrs. The ehtire p^lijfe folce '.fom been putougu^rd. X A souili Carolina * tjyjachiajg.- ; •fttoxntti,^C./juie H'.^Yestoi^Ly morning Alice McDowell, a white glrl of with carp you must fish to remain in thej will feed upon the spay before it hatches. He, for several years stocke it no other or they of the can. bis pom -ith brand morning Alice McDowell,a whitegtriof **? These )>y JohnJJbbjpsqh, tolone'd’, a^ed^T. ,^er companions fled and gave the .alarm. companions id Johnson was # ~ lytiChed this gave confessed, *ttd was HjjjCHViP/AO average me |G0 an acre and has- gond as high as |80. X have but to prepare wy: lot thoroughly, and tiaveppjthlng'f to do for fire or eight yeara blit gathe —— ,7 --n-—■.* ■ • .jjonpowy' June *n.—jiw *nanwm STfflSrtSS^to?.a V T&nte£ ^toloU'aseehffedWroffi)M«*ro ytotth- i continued ‘‘ay landed n«ar Arms? i»««n<»euTIt discolored, traversed a distance of 17* ftitosc Sir !ion, Claude de Crespfgny, -Whd fell?Mt of orae *tou car and broke his leg wbeiA'lhe cau- diedin .making satisfactory, pupgre^ tqw^sd. his face anil body "-’'■-*“‘^“’ WJ itnc»mein short, r . He grew constantly .bstandtng the utmost p: Ous bf his friends and fin .AftoF' 1 toi* death rocovery» mmi