' ' '? '??? ? l(<" ' . " ??'?.
M:: . ; . no: ??
mmmm
m?.
%?,?*??
^Ktetidh noiontiflt,
3d year, hud never
iHHfiohu
rak
look to th? hllli for ??t;
.Bn.tSt,?,tSf 'Z%ll, ,
Big now a*
mkj ^
S^pohtkeroot
IWfti
i^thefttmoa?
.... >#Mmj
?e fcltcTiea %|n
rtojf^Caiona}i;fc.(
aasho weni^bout
"But *11 the preparation* wero com
liirt; ?*en 'lown to tho couttloR
of the hnbibMy flddle-?i*pea ?poon?J
th?t vtitt en hdrloom from Xmio'*
'|i*|?mothof^ And the Old eaa
Sl?t?V #0i*i4Vblu*M#?a, and tome coy
?redifltfa Imp^ible JaiK^chpet, in *he
nf> nn<l gutf him," ?ho ?M to
i^Fripir Wttoo^SosptlX ?t iiM
\F-Wr$!
mk*mM
Id the Captain <
$&? from the i
fl;?fce jajs sho
coming to a
mW'-M?
[rowinsM
wvuiio oi cnioKcn-piQ, "II I martoT*ptTW
mind to spond tho winter here, ana
finish my silk curtains. ' rm.a-mftkin'
*iik curtains, Elizabeth Anir-sewin*
strips pf sftk together, just like ydu sew
c^rpot-rags? and when It's all done, I'm
mfm
mpi
?ar;
obstinate ^MfinSSfi
^te^starkw;
[Inner,
thejt^ew
pbnderi]
..U?_ t
>, ma'am! but we>
packages that wo put
"p rr'i""'
"pa9?o?n5i
there ?r <ione ti
/ll&nd so on, ft
U dUtincuPui
the collector
avoidod.'
par?dd?i"j
Wt'&mx
A Duilo's I(lnn <>r Rad frftPW. * <
h^rJMz &?> ch?pi.i?.
Shu wasn't a bit nice, dOh't you know. j.
caught her flirtiug with a follah. yoir
Know.' I was real mad, quite desperate,'
yon know, *tfd I was going to aUpi. bim,
5id ****' and d0 you ho
Freddy? ??Couldn't imagiao, :?pop
?Jwobr.*''- ? ; ? ?>*.?<
IJarry~uOb, he was ayft&liy rude,
don't you know; he aotuaily'doubled tip
3*li flstf.it mo I'Ma . V Wjf ?,
Froddy? "Vou don't moan i fc t It i
makes me feel faint Jo think of such fe
rocity."' V- ??? ; ? - 1
^>Harry ? MRonlly, I .'tnl'nkX should hav?
fiwooncd myself, but Miss Tiddiwink
actually laughed! ~ It caved ,me from
faintingfit I was so annoyed, \dOu't
JOU know,, that I gave her ono of my
terrible glances, BUq understood it sfrji a
all ovor betwebn us. A fellah
til^ ifon't XAjjrk bow, or the girls would
never, e.pect Mm.-fe.to, Truncal.
Bai<* ihe ybuthJ
ijk S<f<ty^frid. ^tneeUatiJ Wvoinbra
it does," thocity oaitbr ox
? ?nthlisidaiiir.- ' no ft
'order/that may hoi"' bo vulga
Wll .to i|i; do wu in thip- clea n a
mantle baskot.>' (
, VWftat,- arn't-ybu going to uso itl*?
./'P-1? ?>?? H. *OuTd be ft tfcirad to'
allow Vtho smutty-fingored pr in tors to
thumh such ; beautiful wrHlu#" r
Hiuvllio Coi?nootlo>>.
"Is that cheek goed for any ^hthg?"
asked a passenger on the . ake Bhore
Hoad of tuo policeman, at tlio Detroit &
Milwaukee depot yesterday, . .
? !'?No, sir,'' replied the oilieor, after ah .
Inspection. "That's* eonfldenco mrtn'a |
chock. Ho^; much did you' let him
have?" ' V ' :}*
'?Thirty dollars. '*
"Will, you haVO been dwindled.
Didn't you'everread of their game*i"
"1 Ota of tlfnes * , : <
'?And yet you were toped In?"
">cs;.'r
'.'Ioati't help you any." ,
"I don't want you to. I want you to
look at this." . ^ ? f
Ho handed iho' officer a parcel which,
upon bojng opeho I, was found to Con
tain a largo bunch Of human hair which
had beon pulled out by the roots, and a
pteco of a man's oar.
--^And count this." added the man, a<?
ho held out a roll of money.
?'Hero aro sJO, and what does it all
meaAf" aafcod the oJHcer.
'Vm the man that was swindled.
Th's truck belonged to tlio chap who
thought he had < aught a nicker. Bee
the connection? ' '( losely obsorvo my
left eyo. foe arty squaxhin thoro? leel
ol my he.?d. Any soft spots anywtioro
around { Tra la, old boy, and toll 'om
nob to woep for yours truly!" ? Detroit
l WKmv p
??'. ' 1 ^ . 1 ~ 1 r 1 1 r j ?
Wnltlrix for a Railway Collision.
?'Ouw it a profession that tries men's
soul," m d a train deipatcher. "Not
withstanding that in lato years the
different railways, havo adopted rules
Whioh thoroughly fcystomati/o the busi<
ness, oven with alt the safeguards a I. tt lo
bit of carelessness or dereliotiort of duty
iiMiiablo to cau*o troubo, and not only
loss of propo/ty, but in many instances
ll attended with lost of tife.
, "1 remember somo years ago when 1
had charge of traint ohm Southern road,
whore te ograph o^jces Wero fow and far
botween, of giving i\u oirdqr to thb
operator at a certaiu station to ly^!d the
north bound p.weugcr train forordort.
so that 1 might help ; Ihe south bound
passenger ti'ain to make it? morning
point, the Ult?r beisg somewhat latdr
I ho opciratrtf popeaUd the holding otder,
for' wh ch I gave Mm 'J. K * j then
gave the southbound trtkln art Order to
use some of fhe north bound train's time
to make the meeting point. / Instead of
holding tho north'boiimi train for or<iortt
the opnrator lfit it go by h rfil The foad
Waa orooked, and as notartralrtfi wore
Utwmn telegraph stations. 1 started to
2? CT
iJSfhtt ?h? ?nt t,?l? NaolnKl 5
t imt m
> tarjlWi An^fiy jiervaa
I -Mm '
JM
ST9
?A to dttok, and as Temj
b S:1 [A ':? 5f '?*?> ? V ?,
tilli!
Bw^teht w^U, , v
5u will And it toll
k,*tbe nation, ;V^
^ %e,think?j| |^ the I
-,- . * \?j "*'5^' '"V ' h
'help and power: |a y
W ^ lftroj^, they.
?MW.
$&}&}>
Mpr* :
. b to
Vmh
p Wjr iiro
picturtfp
meaty tb
ihade trees, and gartfcns' and8con&
y are flllnd wlfchr?ha?&Sfcf? flaWte Hut V
?VW? ?M? kUlMVUJ ?1|V? VVtM
ledwlth chol&est flojwef* Bui
charm ii tbo genial, energetic, Chris
MpOT boau^lful ohil
row., ?ne mrgB mi%iti?a<jtt>riis ' across tht -v
r-'?ay or?. tbe fountains of bis wealth, and he
has atfchtued the highest honors in the ?*IW
the citizens of his. native State, yet never fpr
tlan master, vy tti Ii h
dreu. | The .large '"
tne citizens 01 msnauve oia*o, yes never ioc ?<<
gets that by Industry, economy, integrity
and the blessing 61 God, HeWaa ffottt \nrni) *
xo hiHf>n viable position, The^brjght happy
litdMn aro carofuUy trtiln&d In tbo waysof
isdon>, while thoy enjoy all the advantagei
to b
chli ,
whlcbTabundant wealth affords,
econd picture is taken
idg sbadpws proclaim
The second ^i>ict.uro *6 taken when
sAme iflotf am( are looking upon the origi
lS8!
oven
'? proclaim, v that life
We Btdnd in th
g shadows . p
apDtwhm*.
, ana are lookir,
[cture drawn sq many years
. ? '^ ' -?vet-Ilk
Tbo lawn is green dtid.Velvet-lt1w.as befcrr
tho trooip, moro beautiful, and the mansic
handsome nnd well-preserved, but thp eoi
servatorj ip fliletl with farming imple? ~*
instead of ?-N? "? ? ?
^
,ilon?, ?nd Portitgal. 61(( gaIlonk. German* .
ef?foi"d.J*bwnds laoije princeps in the woflc
rr.m w'* wip ucmmu i*
Hamburg and JJren
what that implies.; ,Tt
to be. occasion ally use
,w" *9 ?*i^?w-irorn
and we all, know. ??
~ ^"n-and rum are said .
. , ,, _ _ ? t rT ? pfrlntei/s, for tur- '
It flr rSboHod that a gorilla, which '
?>*?? b?en procured at tho Gaboon; Hiver,
di?td on ths Way.sjnd in order td preserve the.
j>W PWrlv lhat it was placed in a cASkof'
tr^do tHit when the. cask -w<w
Ht Liverpool ' it -was found that the
T ? , ?? vuqv VHO
air and shin of tho gorilla had been burned
j?. if by vitriol and that the body was in. a
terrible stato of putrefaction.
JPerlla of iravellng in Kngland.
?Tho English' railway compartment car?,
isolated, without any contipuous passage
way, and without tbe presonco of the conduce
tot* or brakeinan While tho train is-ih motion,
are sometimes placed of great exposure and '
teril to paesengers who are so fortunate as to
avo bad ooibpany. ' The lYiU Malt Uazetto
mentions the recent. journal from London to
Liverp<K>l of a gentleman aCM bis niece, nnd
Snothor gentleman, ???fihi wife and two chd
ren, wheb three forbidding-looking men
Entered their compartment at Willesden for'
tug by.- All three had bte'ii drinking, and
opo was obviously drunk, with a Injttle from
1 which be contihued to drink, until he bo
caine quite Cra/ed. He "stripped himself to .
tho waist and struck one of nis companions
in the face, drawing blood." The children
were prossed into, a corner, the writer of tho
account and the othei1 gentleman standing
giard; whereat tho thaniao ''called for the
key of his l ag, so that ho might get his knife
out and make a clean sweep of tho whole
carriage. M Ju?t then tho train steamed into
JElugbv a tat ton, and they wero rescued from
What threatened speedily to culminate in a
fenfftjl trsgedy. Liquor-drinking, both on
the land and tne sea, adds groatly to the peril '
of travel.
Tompnranoo Now ? And Notes.
Albany hae 1200 plnoes where liquor i* sold
?one to every ninety inhabitants.
An Iowa man is arretted artil flue ) ? 10)
and costs for troating a- friend to a drink of
wjit sky.
Father Clears, of Wisconsin, last year de
livered 174 address* and lecture* in behalf
of the Catholic Total Abntinence Union, and
Administered the pledge to over 100,000 per
sona. . ; ?
M. Rtnilede Lavelyo, tho distinguished po
litical economist, says there ?is a ''cabaret"
for every ten families iu-Be)glura,and within
the 1Mb fourteen yeafa the consumption of
drink tutt doubled*' ' v. .
The Woman'* (Jhristlan Tonvperanco Onion
of New Hampshire are making arrangement*
to open a home for intemperate women. The
Htate legislature has granted the sum of
$.VW0 to start the work. /
"I'll do better tiext time," said a man who
had been drunk wheA it wai feecewtary for
htm to besober. "Oh, not" said hie employ*
of; "von will not do at all. Some one else
will be doing in your place."
He ven drunken men, taking with then* a
keg of Inter, recently, lit night, crowded ittto
* littlo'akltf, at liOuuvillo, R.y. Soon a cry
fctt bfclp was heart!, and four of the men
ruhore by reee-uers, The other three
fefeajgattl
song*