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TIE XOATMT OVEE, She left the crowded, hustling street, And led the way with eaer feet, Into a cool and sti retro A libriy, with books re ete, 0 thoughtful brow I and tyesso sweot, What dainty book for you to meet? It was-the latest novell Around her throng a goodly train; The poet sings a lofty strat, The oritin makes his meaning plaia, The traveler tells Whe tale again The grave philosopher woud faM. Attract her notice -all in vain; She wants-the latest novel. No glance the lore of ages draws, No thought for Nature or her laws; For Art she does not care two straws; Of History not a single clause Has power to make the maiden pause; She has no tine for these-because She reads the latest novel. -14terary lNews. TWO NOVELTIES. A TALE OF THE ORIENT. Many years ago there lived a certain Caliph of Bagdad who was a misogynist, and lie hated the women with an ex ceediug great hatred, so much so that the harem of the commander of the faithful, filled though it was with dark eyed houris, looked not 'upon man's face from the rising of the sun to the going down thereof. For the Caliph said that all the evil which Allah permitted to desolate this fair world was caused by women. And he was wont to say, when ought of evil was brought to his knowl edge, " fBring me the woman." Now the Grand Vizier liked it not, for asmuch as womankind, to him, was fair to look upon, and he loved them till with an exceeding great affection. And he was wont to seek for incidents and acci dents wherein figured not women, wherewith to regale his royal master's ears. And he found them not, and lo he was cast down in spirit. But it came to pass a certain day that the Grand Vizier entered in unto the presence of the -Caliph, and he lifted up his voice, saying: " 0 mighty Caliph, Ruler of the World, King of Kings, Sword of the Faith, Favored of Allah, and of Mo. hammed his Prophet, a hod-carrier has tmnbled oft'n a scaffold in the next 'look, and has busted his cocoanut." " By the beard of the proplhet-mash allah 1" said the Caliph. "Even so, mighty Caliph," said the Vizier ; "he is mashed all up." * "But what matteth the fall of this artificer to me ?" said the Caliph; "is he not a Giaour ?" " Even so, your highness--from Yrre land ; but there ain't no woman in it," said the Vizier, with an ill-repressed chuckle. "Dog and son of a dog, thou hst ?' roared ti Caliph. " But there hain't," said the Vizier. "Bring hither the remains," said the Caliph. " We wvill initerrogato them." The remains were brought in on a stretcher. .Son of 'an unbeliev. ing mother," said the ('*aliphi, "' wi y d >st thon fl'i inss up the streets of Thagdad ? Speak andtruyGmour, or on thy head be gems knwthat I was a carrying of iehd up the Jaddhers, and when I reached the scafforldin' I stopped and tuk a look bel~ow, and the prettiest cray thur I ever se-in, wid eyes l ike sloes, and an. iligant ankle. And I followed her wid rme eyes, and when she reached the dhree-goods store at the corner, she turned and looked at me, and dro>pped her veil; and it upset me so, your higlmeiss, that I lost me balance and tmnbiledu off, and I'm afeard I've luck me back." ''Slave," mnu.sed the Caliph, " life seemethi dark to thee, but perhaps it is not black. Hlast thou a wife?" ' ivil a wau, your highness." "Go in peace, 0 Giaour--thou art fr-ee, and shiouldlst be happy. I "--and theo miserable man turned his face aside to oncalhis emotion. "I have three A TArm~ OF THE~ OCCIDENT. "And you'll always be tr'ue T' "Miranda, T swear it I" " Truly true ?" "Fair girl, doubt that the stars are fire, but never doubt ie, love. Dost thou trust me ?" "Aye, Algernon, trust thee will I for.. ever !" It was more than his tailor wvould have doiie, but we digress. "'And you, Miranda," said lhe, "' will you he true ? To-morrow I sail far away over the trackless ocean, over the bosom of the broad Pacific, toward the rising sun toward the cradle of mankind, to Asiai !" [This was not original with Algernon. Heo had been reading it in a Ch/ronirele editorial, and just slung it in to show he was no slouch on style. However, Mi randi dlid not knowv this.] "'Whien T am far away," he went on, "mid the tempIles of antiquity, anid the ---the---ad-a..nd-and-OI~.h ! iMirand! wilt thou then be true ?" .'"Algernon," said shte, in low yet pa~s sionate toneis, as her great, glowing, gor geonis eyes gleamned thronigl the gloom, "Algernoin, I should smile." Algernion pressed the fair girl fondly to is heart ; then, as lhe kissed her pas sionately, hoe murmured: "Farewell, my own, my Miranda--I must skip."' * * * * * The mighty ship moved out of the harbor. As she passed, a form might have been seen hanging over the rail, gazing with straining eyes at the hill where stood the Bullion mansions. It was the form of Algernon B~oggs. As lie gazed upon the houso which held the form of his Miran', ho moaneid in agony. The ship has passed the Golden Gate. She is out upon the ocean. Still thme same form might have been seen hang ing over the rail. Still does it moan. "Oh," groaned Algernon, " why did I want to go to Japan ? I wish If was dead. If I had had any sense Invould have gone to--E-u-r-o-.p-e." .Let us draw a scene over this p~aiinful ail. * * * * * " Avast there I Belay your foksl amid ships!I Haul taut your studdins 1 " thus' roared the captain. But it was late. The mighty ship struck a sunken rock, andi adjoiuped. But OneC man escaped. He swam to the nearest shore. This shore was the Farallone Islands. This man was Algenon Boggs. Months rolled by. To the lonely exile upon the rocky isleo they seemed yvears. He was slowly growing old. His mus toohe had grown so he could catch hold of it. Where was Miranda then ? * * * * * One day lie concluded to go to tho other end of the island. As he t:icd painfully over the rocks where the h and of man had never pressed its foot, what did he 1e ? A light house. And some men. And some nboats. After fiften or twenty minutes' con versation, it suddenly flaehed across Al genon's mind that he had been livi Vg on en inhabited island. With a scream of joy he fell senseless to the ground. He had tumbled. * * * * * * * All is dazzle and glitter in the Bullion mansion. The fair Miranda, though long she wept her absent lover, had at last yielded to her father's wishes, and hid bestowed her hand upon John Gub hml"s, a prosperous dealer in butter, eggs, clho-eew. The fairest of Sain Francisco's fair thronged the mnsion of Nob Hill. The most renowned eaters of the upper crust were getting their work in. No m11:m with any respect for his stomach over eats the under crust. Suddenly a knock was heard. Why did a chill pervade that brilliant gather ing ? Who can- tell? Perhaps it was because they [ad just tackled the ice croam. A stalwart form pushed it.-$ way through the throng. It reached the room whore stood tho newly-wedded couple. An arm of iron gripped the bride around tho waist ; with the other a way was made through the guests. As she felt herself borne toward the door whuat did Miranda do? Alas ! she kicked. "Fly with me, Miranda ?" Algeruon passioniat ely muIIrmurd, as he bore her toward the door ; "'yonder standIs a Cali iforinia Sre. t dummy. We will lie us' to the wilds of ti Western Division, where none dare follow ! Let us " He stopped and trmbled. A mortal weakuess seized him. His lovely bnrdeii !lipped from his grasp. He staggered and fell to the floor. As he did so John Gublbins emnerged from the doorwaV laughing harshly, applied his dreadful we:ipon to the prostrati man's head. Tlero was a shudder, a quiver, and all was over. John Guhbins had slain himi with a Ltimberger cheeso.-an Francisco Ar .gonaut. IT woult be supposed from its popu larity that only one substance is now known to the world for the relief of rheumatism, and that is St. Jacobs Oil. St. Louis (Mto.) Jispcitch. He Was for the Mani. A transcript of the evidence in a "woman case" wvhich was appealed to the Supreme Court of Indiana from a county near by contains the following paragraphs. It seems thme woman was giving her testimony, and the clerk thus records it: Question-" Was the defendant pres ent at the time ?" Answer-" No." Hero the witness be gan to sob and cry bitterly. Q uestion-."Did you see him about that time ?" Answer-" No." Here the witness throw herself down on the floor, yelled, bellowed and walloped herself around until she had to be carried out oif the room. When the Jjmdges read tis trani script it is said one of them remarked ''if that clerik wants to see a woman wallop herself around and raiso the ceil.. nhg off the house he ought to catch a sight of my wife when she is in one of her tantrums. Gentlemen, I'm not fit to pass on this case. I'm for the m-, upfandl down, in spite "of the devil. " ntrOcean. Mn. E. PInoCrar, No. 11 Ann street, New York, used St. Jacobs Oil for~ rheumatism with entire relief-writes a New York journal.-.-Richmnd~ ( Va.) Christian Advocate. What She Called Him. A well-known educationalist vouches for the truth of the following : A teacher mn a lower grade in one of our public schools received a new pupil-a little miss of 6 or 7. years, named, say, Mattie Brown. After taking her name for the school-rolls, according to the cus tom, tho teacher said : " What is your papa's name, Mattie ?" " Mr. Brown." "Yes, but what is his first name ?" "Don't know-his name is just Mr. Brown." ." Yes, yes-I know ;" then, as a bright idea struck her, "What does your mam ma call him ?" " Oh! Ii know what you mean now," the innocent chuild relhied; "ma callIs him a (larned old fool I" It is safe to conclude that the teacher did not register the child's father as ID 0. F. Brown.--Rochester Union. Not so fast, my friend ; if you could see the strong, healthy, bloomning men, women and chiilren that have been raisedi from beds of sielk ness, suffering and almost death, by the use oif HI on Blitters, y on would say "'Glorious aInl mnvaluablIe remedy.'' Se (other (columin. -Philadelpia Press. WHNa traveler goes to Europe does ho generally complete the Turin, Italy? --Yonkers iMtateSmaUn. Not always. 'I in summer, a Marseilles suit may bring him to Fralnce.-Richmond Baton. Aund if it is Tou-louse and he sees Nancy he goes to Botuen.--Stenbeni ic Iluead. But lie will surely have a ni'e time, no doubt, if he goes to visit Fiorence. He will certninly not Sienna hland~somer girl, for there Arno women in all Europe who will bear com-Parison with her.-Ra/ti more .Every Saturday. But she would hardly be suited with a Bologna dhinnsw. -('ha/T. And if the Paris is not too nice, they might visit Germany and take in Cologne. - Trre Ilaute Naturday Nig/l. Suppose lie prefers not to Havr'o accompany' him, would he then be at liberty to Rome without her ?-Elevxa/ed R~ailw'ay .Journual. Yes, if he didn't go to Lap land. Theinking Menu. Should take Warner's Safe 1Kidney and Live, Cure. " Do io play the piano ?" " No!i I don't p lay the piano; but my sister Hannah, who is in Savannah, she plays thme gianio in the most charming manm nah. MR. E. MYEns, of Joplin, Mo., has made two inventions for the protection of life and property in railroad travel which are of the highest importance. One of these is the construction of clasps, which are attached to either end of the car, near the wheies, mildingakong on either side of the rai as in a groove, and preventing the cars from jumping lA track. He also does away with the fish bar by the adoption of a new method of holding the rails together, which does away with pins and bolts. The second inventioh is a switch which ren ders the use of the death-dealing frog unnecessary. The railroad men in Missouri who have ex amined them pronounce them to be en tirely practicable, Mr. Myers is on his way to the .East to give his inventions a thorough test. Beautifers. Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy cheeks and spaikling eyes with all the cosietics of France, o: beautifiers of the world, while in poor health, and nothing will give you such good health, strength, bouyant spirits and beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof. See another column.-Telegraph. WHE'N may two people be said to be half-witted? When they have an under standing between them. KIDNEY-WORT ouros piles. It has 6 soothing and healing action t4at is very potent. IN Texas about 2,000 miles of new roads have been completed since the spring of 1880. A company has been chartered to build a road from Sabine pass northwesterly 200 miles to the In ternational and Great Northern. Notice. From the 10th of October, 1881, tc the 1st of July, 1882, genuine Rocx SPmTNG WATER will be supplied to cus tomer. by Ellis & Co., of Bailey Springs, Ala., at the following rates: Ten gallons in anti-corrosive can..$5.00 Same can refilled at............. 4.0( Five gallons in anti-corrosive can.. 3.24 Same can refilled at.............. 2 5( Nine gallons in glass bottles....... 7.5) Reasonable freight and ex press rate are given by all railroads. Tiis watei has been known for nearly fifty yeari as a sure cure for Dyspepsia, a sure curi for diseases of the Kidney and Bladder a sure cue for all curable cases of Dropsy, a sure cure for Scrofulous cases of tne Bones or Skin, and a certain de stroyer of the terrible thirst for intoxi cating drink that overcomes so mnn worthy resolutions. Deprive a dIrunk ard of his diam for three days and meanwhile give him plenty of Rock S pring Water, and he won't want the whisky. Don't you think it's worth trying ? If you do, drop a pofstal to Ellis & Co. It will cost only a cent.' Film and Meequnees. 15o. box M'Bough on Bats" kees a house free from Ales. bed-bugs. rach..,rat. mies, &c. iNDIGEsTrON, dyspep81a, nertons prostration and all forms of general debil ity relieved by taking ME.NSMAN's PEPTONIZED B3EEF ToNio, th'e only preparation of beef containig its entire nutritious propeorties. It contains blood-miak ing, force-generating and life-sustaining p'rop erties.; is mnvaluable in all enfeebled conuditions, whether the result of exhaustion, nervous pros trat ion, overwork, or acute disease , particul iarlf if resulting from pulmonary coinpiinits, (Caa well, Hazard & Co., proprietors, New York. 11OW TO MECUR lE IKEALTIE. Ic isastrange any one will sufrer from darangementsg brought on by impure blood, when ROSADA LIS will re store health to the phxysical organir illon. RoSADAIJIS is a ntrengthenijng ayrup, ple.aant to takec, anlld he EwT BLOOD PITIIIFIR evex discovered, ourbu rorofuja, iy ph'liticlistorders, 'Weakasa of the 342'dneya, Erriaipe. knm, Malaria, Nervous diseyder., JMbilhy, ,iilious com-. plaint, and Diseases of the 32e$ds YAver, KidJaeys% stomach, skin, eta. BAKEWS PAIl PANAoEsa em to~ Man and D5. ROGER'S WoadBhs~a~deiy PERRY DAVIS~ A SAFE AND SURE REMEDY FOR Cramps, Cholera, Diarrhoea, Dypuntery, ~ Sprains ME A D1AND Hi!H Bruises, ~(i Burns AND i LS Scalds, ((~ '/Toothache Headache, FOR 8 ALE BYALL DRUGGISTS. $225"sa mr lac Isa1EP9 b esS Addrean Jlay Bruoneon, ih'troit~ Mich. DARn C eAW(eU TO MAmel MONEY. AIAny one sending as their address will receuve by returra mall full partieulara of a new business by whieh ayperson, male er female, can ears in an honeist way, adwithout traveltag or peddling, orq 8100 a month No capit al required i No bhunbug! Ad aswRT E RN BUPPLY co., Look box 63, Columbus Janetion, ow. " Ai OLD THING AND) A GO0es TUE ING." aada selin my lod Medione. 11l Irust . N0 S druggisIs.) Dr. Fairchild, New Blrunsiwick. N. .1. A I l'riemi~ n iav. a sp -e a.y . .i a'. a aa t? wavy hair. sen for iustrated ollge HAIR auavTrvxu Zyracue, w. Y r rE8nu T iit)RN W A'i'Ea Wais . ,. i n. best and cheapest in (lie worbi. semi for cilroa ias..Ad'J. ayne, oilersvle~totso . .Y. 12irrcvWrat n (ARDs for 253 fo tr 90h 1l(1 A TOUGH HORSE STORY. i The Cincinnati Enquirer lately published I the following horse story, which we give R" just as it appeared: "A curious isto, g of sagacity in the horse occurred recently .h in the stalfles of Mr. A. Tougbmanjultua . on North ELn street. -Mr. T bWiW ilp time been in the habit of usi ST. JAcOmeW , Geqrman e ' is x te ' v sta le. 'A mn g m any horsesis agreat, powerful Canadian draght horse. Tnis an al in course of tihie ot so that that he knew the ST. JAo'Ds IL bottle very well; so well, in fact, that one duy recently ot 'Mr. T.'s retewn -ftsn business, upon entering the stables ho.caught him 4 licking the sore shoulder of a beast which stood beside him; the animal, giving awise 2 E survey to his licking work, turned his bead i and caught up with li's teeth from the box used as its receptable a bottle of ST. JACOBS OIL. He threw the bottle on the floor with violence enough to break it, and then deliberately licked up the ST. JACOils OIL and applied it to the cut. Readers, we have k seen the laws of association belied by beings with less sense than Toughmn's horse. A The word has passed among us, and.when S we see a man who won't try the Oil,we say, 'He is worse than Toughman's horse.' To many this any appear as a very "tough" story; and were there not proofs innunier able ot the efficacy of the Great German Remedy they would he justified in so designat ing it. The testimony, however, is plentitul ind pointed, and is from people whose long experience in matters aipper taining to horsetlesh cntitles theiropinions to prot'ouid consideratioi and respect. are sent aw on r A to opa a:,t ngu lost all otl har PresRes. the custtim er kerplag the one tht it sits best. No onoe has ever ilured allow vii P 0 vy 91 hQr m D Jedctt.k rosa to known to bo beyond Competition, lnad will bale with twVleo th( 1rapilty of tin y other. Tfhe ontly Wy .. u ernor maciiines can be Sol( Is to decelvo t In experOncedbrilculondly false statee, and thus sell withoute. htorsaelng, and ewlndethe purchaseer. Working any o the r Press alonagsldeof Dederlek's al-. * Wnvlb aells the purcheser a Ieialertek Prees and all know It too wa-li to show uli~. Address for cirenlar P. K. DEDERtIC & CO., (pr Order through your Mecat.A s N. . An Open Secret.~. The fact is well understood that the M EXIC AN KUS TANU LINIMENT is by fair the best external known for man or beast. The reason why becomes an "open secret " when we explain that " Mustang " penetrates skin, flesh and muscle to the very bone, removin all disease and soreness. No othor linh ment does this, none thris so large1 O does st worlds 0good, ' a Patonatedi July, 1881. Steel PosS far ~ Wir, or lioardi Fences wilt last a life tme. If yoU wllustold sae cuoney or desire employ Address A. TODD. Psltyv~e. . Y. 5 "-T e,.EOfqE'M U AL WOR BOYSU Relater.. L town, Marylandl. Thle Icaing Marylanj BoardIng Bchool. 8276 a year. Unsur asued. PAQF. J. V. K NEA R, A. Mripopal, One Dollan oftornmlande-looelyalt raigmgr 48tu upon rg.plain type. 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Cotton in or Corn MWl should have a s much better and cheaper than horse powur. L9EE OUR~ LOW P'RICES: ower Engine, . . . 24 a' - -g 4 an ufactuire for descrip' Ive pamplnt. ,JA as :a I. aI ssE. & 4-0'