The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, April 12, 1883, Image 1
%)EY1'1 TOVOLrIc, 3ORALI IY~ EIJlCATIUN AND TO TH~E UXN.ftR" L INVERE81I' OF' TIH COU 1THV.
Bly D. F. BRADLEY & 00. I)ICKENS, S. (-,J 'HI URSDIAY, A 111Ia 1,P~:83.VL li O
TOPICS OF TIE DAY.
I3oxTR,, the new tenor over whor
European opera-goors are in ecstaeies,
was formerly, like Wachtel, a cab driver.
THE lowest hid for placing the now
desks required in the House of Repro
sentative." at Washiugtont, is at a mod
crato figuro-only $16 25 for each,
A FromwA alligator enitdit has over
1,00 little reptiles in stook to fill spring
orders from the North, and he laughs at
men who wtnto their time in Congress
at $5,000 n year.
TTNDil merchants, many of wh(om)
.carry sta'uding credits ill the Tunit,d
States of from $75,0Ui to $10a,000, rav
they hIao fewer had (e)trl in the Unitc(
StateS than in1 Europo.
Al XANDEI It. t;r.'ctwNs, Goorgia's
deceased Governor, had longer oliitutry
ioticcs in the l.ond(:i papers the morning
S after his doath than any Ame1ricanl who
has diod in tho pait <itrter of acontury.
TrE average rate of chargo on the
American railways per ton of l:tussel; is
for a mile is $3.26; the averag, per tmil'
for a ton of f reight is $1.2t per ton p,er
mile. The profit made out of c arrying
a ton of Passengers a mile is 8i.68
cOnts; the profit out of carrying a ton
of freight a mile is 0.53 cent.
Tr1ts law library of the late ,11tice
Clifford, of the United Staten Snupr;"ne
Court, is now offered for ri4,1e at Port.
land, Me., and an effort is being niad(,
to have it purchased as a whole and 1((.pt
in that city as a public librar,. it i
said to be the largest law library in Niw
Englauvl except one in Ioston.
A CoMPAnISoN of ;tatisticv shows New
York as the third (},"rn,cu city in il,
world, coming aftn: I""riin and yiounl.
Chicago, Philadelphia, and %t. 1,-mis
rank clo5o to Frankfort, Iambn- a.1l
Dresden. Bostou is the only Ilar. e (ity
in the country where Gormans are int
found in largo nuin ers.
A LAWsUIT to determin0 the owner
ship of a largo lleteoric stone which t'll
ji Emmet, Iowa, is about. to i' f ri -1.
The owner of the land on which it f-lk
claims that it is hi.; for that reasot, :ul(
the man who saw it fall ail dg it, i p
believes tho court will hold his title irr
feet. The stone has considerl le valu1e,
for it weiglia 600 polnds.
A nA Y laborer who twas (11ployeod dig
'niig ip fr(ozen1 water pipes abhout. the
1,reet.s of D)enver, ( ol.. died re(e I
in his t.runlk were founcd a s-it of li-.a I
eloth, white1 sirlts 1a101 m1anlu." -1ip
tSTlons, antd the sto.y Snt l, ((1i4"
known that he w.as a well-kn<o,,1; th. .(,"
nlan of the Ulnited I rc-thren1) denon.ina
tioD.
IT in clatimed cii tmt ('ne r'en'in wh,ly
Merg.-ant j\la:s in, whto slitot at (litni ait,
st ill remiaitns ini prison is lhe t
"Betrly" doiesnt't. want hini to comu '.
8lbo ha-s intvested thle money $i subsi hid
to'' "Betty and thle 1hah y" verty shr i*u. I y,
nnd1( is not wiltinig to pay the feect mti
othe'.r (xiwnse5L's wvhich are neeiC'ss*a n' to
hixs release. is- linwyer wvants a wt oif
A so:11)unN.n in New York mm~
S "T.hme brotherhood (of smoerels I. hse~
never i-een mrert foircibly illuistr t dtd.
.lhto riaggedest gain presetl t ii
chIeroot for a lighit on broad wayv al i -e to
the lahorer, the lhiandio wner, ant timi
lowe-d by all with 0(11n lupr<npowtlss It
the great city one toneh of Ibhte h(i
buicco makes the w htle world kini."
Tu'nast isi it) I.oion a Poust-utljh p
* Ori,hans' Homo, w ith~ 133 inimates, the
childitretn of deCc:ased membaI ers of thet
Po'sthai service. TIhe Assoeiatjn ha~ ill
the Home inf 1 chatrgo filSis a Immhershi i
of over one thonsand. alil of whomi are
connlectedi wit h the Io s{5 ervj(ic. asII
sc(ripitionts for thein tenaneo1111(- (if hthe
T1,ome are received from the gen':eral pih
lie, hmt the dnles froma nwmhiers of thie
Associlationi aro nsually sutllb-ienit.
* lTuus are to hon ia Itunniber of I: w.,i
growinug out of thle Vianderbillt hall.
])ressmatkers, atfter in ihng sworni h>i si'
crecys, revealied thie c -sttinei iif spir
11ad1 paitrouts, so thlat dilie iii', ,.sI ini
trayed IS(iicver th' Ile treA-;hery i-f ;i
.4 fancy sulits that they hiad or I. red. It i
birtoughr lawv suits t it e.>vir thet valui.I
I th cos itnmes.
Ar thle rope walk ini I:thl, Mi'.. lihe
hemp aroundti thlem, ialih at the .sal i
two of it upion) thle bioo, atid as th.
spjinlelm~l wirls, wallki-t 2 llowl ibackunt1
dlowtn thte length, spinintg tni (hey g
and1( h,ainig b,efor-' e t a Ilang t.wi-t-i
strandis. E-vir twenit~ity miunltes theyi
dlisappearst from ii) ighit, antd are( steen as far
its the Oye einn reachti coinig inito view
down thte imily lighted wlts, ineariy v
lile away. Th'lirty ori muore (tips te ike
a wa-nd1 and every' v;and is a lhalf msi'o.
antd (very day coich spinnietr we I
fifteen ileits and( spits ssvent mile.. ut
4THEt eah-oaJhn ron, h. .
Scot whlt, hass beentI the dovt,t ed pen in
a! attendant of tho QuleenI, ill m a
an English sensation. Thlis ,John iBrown
was onte of theo most obstintate aindu fanat
ical of men, and is attendance upon the
Quteen hats lhe en so lpersistent, itnd a
times obitrusivye, that it -as beetn I-.
fensivo, anoe taken as- the b asi-s of gossi p
not worthy of mentionl. Irow w as theLIii
favorito servant of Prinice Albert, anid lbe
has been for more than twenty years
constanttly on gumard for the Queen's1
protectionl, ready to give his life at any
moment to defend her. IIis fierce de..
votion has beon like that of a noble dog
for a child. -
Tu, distltrbed %tato of affai r i in Paris
is pattly titlo to the fact that a great
1iUner of men aro out of work. Th, r
Paris correspondeit of the Irmnd"m ui ; to
oitimates tho nc mployd I Rkt"y thou 1
Na1ld, landnr' eth ci t'oustitailees it is to
be oxpected that there will ho demtst ra- e
tloirs of a threatening. chartietcr. The 1
diSsatisfactiou turns againn t -he w t"e1r- n
ment for the reastl that i large amount
of puliic work has been'i stopped.l Seriious
distttrhances have only been averted bty 11
a strong arm, which hrotughlt iervi 'es f
of the soldiery ts welt as of the polico R
iintoreclttisltion. Tho success of tile (ov- I
t'intett in thus quelling thn c1ist'i11h;auce
seemed to strenflth en il, but M. Paul de
CasPngtat, Inl his speech in the (l:mmher v
of )eputies, said that while a ri'it led I "
given the (lovernment p owi-, by , riot.
it would fall. To 1c 1ehtl'ien with sixty i
tho)Uuiiad huntit-y huon inl the titreets his at
vosrdlA were full of meaning. The con. r
tact wlic hlas linllco hen entr , c iltoi
for the erection of dwelling;j vill have r
the doul/1o c"fl'0;t of reducing riots ndit
givihngr work to ia p)rtion of those ont Of
(!"laploym "nt. It is mittch more likely to I
i tTor)i.l the Government prta'nent
strength ltan any display of soldi'rv r
'no. LIner has lately made micro
I t;o1 ical examination of the blood of the
last victim in a herd of cows owned by a d
farmer in Salem, N. JT., wh'ere thiere uud 'J
bcen several deathi. The animal was
well to appearaneO, milked as usual at
evening, and died the next morning.
The blood from the spleen was fotti d
t mting with hateric of the form known n
as hacillus anthrax. They were more c
num111erots than the blood corpuscles, i
The first thought is that milk sent to tt
market a fe . hour t before such death i
must carry the hacilli, capable of giving '
cottaaion1. to which a medical journal r
nidhTs: "If the fat from the carcassen of
such aninmls fiuds itl way to the nearest
oleomargarine natmfactory-as this su 1
Nt.nteIs nc i('rndere1 only at ia temperature 1
hilder 12t by the patent, now supreme - - t
we leave our readers to draw their own N
conc lusioin respecting the results when t
such uncooked auimial prroduce is lSed
ats al artie!c of diet--remlueblering that
the deatIl p int of lncilli is far above
I20."
Pig"letcklnc; in Morocco.
'Xhe sport par excelence, however,
of the country is pig-sticking, for which c
expeditions are poriodically organized
by Sir John Drunnond lay, the Brit
ish Minister to the Court, of Morocco;
and owing to his kindness and hospitali
tv, I was enabled to see a good <Ieal of
this pastime. The other method of
boar-hunting is by the hattute systomn,
the guns being posted in front, and the
gamo driven ip to them. This, if not I
etual to pig-stick in l, is likewise excel
lent, fun---4ho shrieking and uproar of
the heaters, accolpaniod Iby the hark. .
ing of dogs, the braying of horns, and
the <isclarze of aunts, rendering it very I
e\citing. TI'ho cnrses and imi>recations, t
mingled with the nl>st hit ieg sarca-m, I
that are showered on the uinfortunt:ite
:nimllalc, are enough to oust the mt
stu bb'>rn boar from his lair. An A ra <
rat,h is a very elabtoralt affair, heing i
sustained thIIrough a nuintie of paren
theses and subordinate phrases to an in
detinite length. ''May Alla bih hur the
ahes of your great- grand father, v li
was the miiscrahIle offspring of a brother
nde sisteor,"' etc., may serve as an itex
aimtpie. Th'ley iminen the uiitclein aniH
inalI to be die abtode of jinus, or evil
spirits, antd niaini sometimes a run
nin1g 'oniversat io n with him i, every word <
of whIiich hile is suppIos(ed to iund(erst and.
Thlere is ai cur iouis ceremony~i ' cOileit Ced
wvithI thle sport, to whIiich all succes~sful :
ntoviices arme sub ject ed . Aft er killing myIr
Iirist pig ft lt ief hunter cameti uip aitli
too k awvay, imy giuni, aiiu(, a inig becinig <
formted, the picco was pu11tiup to au(tijolt.
A ft er it luid bien biciden for a whliilot
you htave t oiy it, ini yourself at a cer
ta pr-iec, say four~ cr five Idllars. It
is a way of paying th~e beaters, who oIthI
rwWisel (contibuIlie thteir ineritces ftor
itothiung. Ii >ar-hunit ing has its dtsad
vaint ages, foir it, is miiure-tiontablly a dan
gerous' amusemntiot. Th'lere arc perils
of the piig, which, if wouiided, will tuiii
aind reimi you ; pe'rils of the genitlemn,
wvho will ride wvith his lance in rest, in
stead of carrying the point in t he air, or
of thle no les object inable indtividuial
whot shifts fronm his potsi aind tires wihtIly
dowvn thle line: of the ambntuished Muoor,
wlit> sho'ots impri;i al ly in aity (tirection ;
while, unless vou ar'e well-mounited, you
have a very tote-rable chianee of breakingr
youir nleok - .Edinuiry/h Magazi(nt.
I.ulls.
if was p, Vhicaego reporftier W,i m- -iit
'' [hey bredcc two shits at hiim fli theiht
killed lhim, bit ti';t'-til a t
fatal.'' A French writer-, mii'l n t an
I rish, made this buiil : i ie efh
(If Moieur Thiir,lFrmn-te is w
of her nloilesi; aon." Thlat was a tirst
(lass bl.ill mnadie by anl Eingl ishi Iisl 1)
who said (If somile Etne that Ihe hadju rti
notiuieed thle errtor ott P'tpery for thlitsei
(If J'rotestantisml. It avas a KCansas potli
it iitk ) who sid of hi-i pialrt,y " ft.t liey,
m.w prepared to 1burn thier shipls, an'd
with every Hail tunfiirl'd itteter bto'dly
out io the oce'ani of freectom." ''ie
and mnagiiitlenit as the image:;y is, it
dtoes inot approl-Iach thaot oif the Aiustrian i
Milnster ot ,Jiisticet whlo, ini 18.18, itt'.
clared itt Vien na, t hat "' the chaiittto(f
the llevoliutiont was rolliing arounid and
gnashiing its teeth as it rolled h"-N. N.
C~ox's * Why, Wc La.h."
---An EFnglish trnade journal 1ai sertsi
that Brit ish papern-mtker-s are comphet , d
to go to 11( he Un ited States ftr tih ie best
ehilld roblIs for glazinig calendeirs, as
both En~lglish anid Scotch egii' fai
to p)rodtme anythinig equial to the A meri
can.
-According to a Now Jersey paper a
('ormeic oin a b uiilding was so weak and
done for that it "'would soon hiave fallen
0.'. sOme passor's he0ad had it remained
f-here." That's th'e way New Jersoy
sornices kar:a of falHn..
I)o We Eat too 3tu1it
'The tttiiint of notttiIlhtnul tyielh it
ernont nt0vln gially delpeldg on his con- "i
ittitlit, htate of heatlth, hablits, andc
-ork. A sedentary manl requires lelir
iant ono whoso tluties demauld thu
xer"cigo of bis hitii)el ', ild it brai- he
orker oetAt thoro thua an idler. But c1
Illliettonably tho majorit-y of us take 11 i
ioro than wo need. Inudeed, food 111l 1n
"ork l-( iitributeIA mtt ttinluaully. ot
'ho mal of lot,;ti-o Is also the man of y
top1n, intd, accordingly fares stutiiu 1 -
lisly every day; while the laborer toils al
>r eight iours, and uhnda it diflicult. to .tt
et enough to reyir t!i Wiaste of his i
ea " it (-;hinnan or a iiengalee iu
Il ftoil undcr a tropical xlun, and Iiud 1 I
W Ili(-(! worth of rico or jowrahltl sullicient tn
sustain his streng'th. A 1r ',ehlan
-ill not eat i wh A lat, 1 nglish la1a 1r
te; In the same work will demand, 1"
dl at Spanish Ilborer, content, in on li,Iars, llh
mles with ia watet"rmlelon and a bit< of ie
hck bread, will toil in thn is ""
ntd grow fait onl a cdirtal'V- o[ oniont p(r-- u
itl;fe r tol gtiapes. It is true that Mr. !n
t:se'oy, when huilding the cont inent:llE
lilh, ".-, founiid that ono English natvy "l,
: wr,it111111th ouprof slparfe-ftd i;pwrti)1 "
hilt, on tho other howtl, then htihshl Co- fil.
]nhli:llt tn'1 Catliil"iniat T;,ll-dliggers, hi
lun Whom it mlore 1imgnlilicelt t;et, of 1n
thletes does not exist, live ill tht' rei,te dr
oultllins of the far west mainly t,unI do
eans flavored with a few ciibes (if pwk. 11
hit they also (1hit1n the best of Water
ud tho ltt of irt-, aind their outtdoor | F
fe and aetivy exerciso enable them to lt
igest every ounce of their frugal farte. 3h
'he English noldiers4, thought 1et tc(r" fed
h1a1 ti>Se of anly army except 1h1o; thl
mtietican, do not get. one-half the alnount. ti"
f solid lut'imnent 1hichl the idlest of ti
lub-lount;gers considers indispensal't" for Ill
is sustenuance. An athl"t' ;inira h'lttiili!, sl
]lowed even less feod; yet h e prospe r.; d
n the limited fare, andt prolongs his life li
,y the regiment to whilh lie has beii m
ohjeeted. King Victor E;mmn1 "e wa of
monarch of the n ost rtlost physi<eie: su
et hie only ate one meal per day, and it itt
1manife.tly absurl for any 1m:51 to to
ellire three mole or less weighuty mo ls. IlI
udl ani afteriuool up of tell, to suppo'rt.w
he exertiont of w"alLing t t,the cllb, ridin to
ni hour in the p: rk, writing a note or 11
wO, ndil d:ttuwing; Ia voulple of liils in
round at halt-rom. Th,e ancients hadl at
hei.r "amethustii,'' or "sober stonmS," h)v hi
h1ieh1 t.hoy regulate"d their indulgence at (
able. The inoderns have not even this. di
Lut they have their gout and their liver, mt
t] Wan'11 themn, wlhen it is too late, tiiat tt
ature has been overtasked.--Lnon n
itanalcrcd.
- -1
OIservat lion.ti
No lino enn 1' d1rawn httaet w r ciromlou
no t)wleI e of tlsltt: ool al i(seentifIe ilttwl
tige, niit het wvee: connllnuli reatsonlinlg and
t'it'ntil:c r'easoninglt. .In strietlless allI ae- l
11rate kn(wled;;e is science, and Jill exact
t"nsoning, is stielntific reatsoning. '.'I 1
1ethod of" obseurvation and exp,erimnit
a hich suiih gn""lt resiilts are oltained
o scnce is id1ntically the tonetil as that
hich is e'loel1d every one every i
:av of his life, I11t ret ined an d relere'd
revise. .If i chiid inltsire e a Iew tov .
e of -.erves its chara:ct ersn Ind expl'r
nnt1: up1on1 it:; prop,erties. andl We art' !
II eote antIly unahing ob,servatiuns : nti
x1ntrimet upon lp' one thinig or anoth,,r. i
;11t t ht'se who have neverl t rir"d to t1b
erve acenlr:tely, w\ill be Srprl- ised to li'utl h
1Ow litlieult " ihusiness it is. 'T'here is
"It one ,ersonl ill i ltndrel who can 1e
t"rih,e the c,ammnnest occurrencce with 1
vi n11 toaeh to avellna-y. 'hat is
o tsav. either he will minlit Romelthinl 1
hihi tliil ,lcclr and which is of illport_
nce, or hen wili iinllly or sugget"t the oe
li'rrence (f sometlhilg w"hieh he tdit not
etltally ohserve, hut which he unln-1
\lo'ii tw tr I'uthiful witne4'ses contr: aiiet
urn'fs out t Init ((ne4 or the~ oither'. ((r 1'''me-'
33i')s tin.nii win(it. 13wy sa1w with that1
vhhi('h tht e actully Va4w. Aswearts 11151
iiill hiis pockent. It inru'3s ont3 ilmt1
dll thit A\ iiiews is t imt 13w f.elt at h;uiin
nix upj to4gether' thieir infCeren'es~ from31 I
v!nit tlu-y see with tha:t wh(ichI they nel
iilly See in tilt titStwonerfublt wayUl. and1 ii
av(3 4'in constant'l dang3r of fling into)4 th I
5333) error.il Scint itO(ie observation3 is l
.33)h as1 il ait once') full, pr3ec'ia a1(3) fre' b
rom3( unconi:Hlsciu inferen'Ice'.-l'rofu .m>r h'
(ib 1/ I
A lDeiie to SIa3.e a ('hil's "dre. J
Li rit) 3r), nii m i ( in-- 5 f a,4 . lt 1 th- 'i i b
er ran ( 16-w53 da'is '3 inc. t i M rit' i
(33 by ll f'4t 441i 13c , Sii ti ll ; ' i l i- ( I t 2
ir it aa,it(,w3ar44, b(anled 1 (((3' t~ r i fo bt
Idg of' th3!'seat ii'I31h),l 1wr l l on ih' b
where was she. ?Jiii Thit was31 the3 con
c'rumi ; btiM lit was14 too4 asy a one for thi t
in 3( ihrouh Iheti, toe returned tIi
viur ;. l in', who 'Iti i l maintained33 b14 i
fn' ucmforhhh- 3111itionr, :avi3appeared f11'
muih itinterest13 d whl))h ith thSae plien
Ahuller,'l11 tlenductrtltsked wer i b
ibl was, li t only32 reptive for) an'i 1an
'P44r: s"To sunl, too 13 u ' na l l!"
fr'iving is "41133 1 Too nll1 fnser h
- Ah: to iatnvesiatrr epo thenatr aCgrl
Lieln thl'e wayu tiou sit acin her,~
set,o bound,3 tha h e l'it ir, ob uprr
m "a hoi th haornevwere shon b;i
heo obed tor k'Iep ay <lette writer,s
hiowher, was tryn to savun wher far.
Al hetmete nesiatodwsgo.
A Little Lathi.
All eff'ort s1". beismng nuallot1 to in1luc (111
fors to .;fll wiit ing their p riplti n ;i in
L.1 11iin 141' iseUihl' 1 1 Stalte':; 1tig1a1 e.
K , lii iii 1n l'Insiv'e( sick i MVl O l v
i in killtl) l by\" a lr u1)
/r, / :ui a ll t heir 1lllner1' 'it. 12lugs inu
I1.l-1 if btn ilu l ulli111 g 'tll'' I rI ltiVt '
i rlii" II sy ' t1 1quir li at I his ilnt ' f
('ar', <m ihi' La:Iti pn- siript 1i ' atphys
ili:1, 1t t a +it1 at th-(1 -'st t11'ti nll
12 tke ti, i\law421 t1 Iint ,\ i I wn 111'1 'ilan<
pit i' tt'- 1t) it. A1 a it lltal thin g thi '
p i} i :'-1;i 1iii ':t1la11'ec \'ith hig h. h'o111
(Ir:. at i^:1.t- hi',h itttntl mortlguet, dloes wot
.iI \' Ir1\ ii ll"4 't 'nt 1 I- l' ll'14 1 i11f 10 1 It l, - 2l
ti l 1:1lnit in;tir'' i he tit' ul ilrest g4o :w
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p1r. N2 2 w, 1 .2) y1 ull1'n242t' tO ii i( uch
wr1'litn : . as 11h :t init11 1t il, tol w r :I l by
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l m blIt tl ' f <1)'( a t filu i ii;ighl. ii I hIs
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ebrI e n--i ;1 :i (ll tI I^ IIintr 1 fllt" up rt"t{
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'ha't h: 1'1iJI 1t11' 1: kn w Ther I 1ty1
\ 'II:II II' t' ;1 il l l v. l tit' t lt2I2f "
l1)1le in till t is < i ileiii ill i: c<( I2 IlI y,
ho 2'i t rt;I' 1 ' or - e1" 4'I
Sl (w. br1''' an il i 'Iini i'' i,t :1 Im li ' I
th <1:2 1 l ;. tl' i w ll' be I' r n h I i"222
tlt 4' Il':1t i:I221,"ii:l; ) il I)('12 1 ': l l :i ill
ifw '' i is f a ' t'tlfil pI i h-rity. Th1
2I2 llin :1 i lI 'itk' . Ih-;tI. Itlan 1; 1 .
irt ill w ll lin u hIi il:. ! p: - l t11 , but
thi v are 1'nt2iiin t 1 '" i it. oIf pl.-w ' in t i
1g 11 aniinatIl tgs (f courae th1
l ' til:; ll'tf th < r r ( lt' w ill birin;!
(intt tr i llt) tIl iw I l av lt In tl ii r
12121 12Ili,s. 1 t iIn v iI l''e hvI thi( 1I e
(II :i1 4"t"1:.\ -It :111 \ t' i I l lll ' l 1 \ Il l -
lrs h lit -v1t. t 122 11e1 tI ' 'f lll' (nn ll
Ii11111I\2 I Ii 'ltl'42 1 2))l 'i"i 21 11 tt .22221 Irl
IIt l e< 1-t p, t in1 l I,;tlin. \\"'e wtill s lp
of a1w1i, :it ei ii' I t t l a In iIs
4it tlw t 1ita 4eb. . di tii l" isi ii tit r mI t
UI' lat. tiul>ihI i t ' ri c'tInll' (w hiI n ;
1;1;-I i' i't i'hl t '.1 w wh' t 4 -\ 4 12 im1
\'-111II ItI I'il)t 1 12 421 )'li2t ) tt iI 'I'11 4 1 :1'-f,
(1 "') ft' it slc. I t ?jr.~lt 22, 1;t) \tl22 t 01)1t 1 22.
i' i t i .:a, :IIIi the1 .ir:.t :Ibtlr au- -
itw l2r1: tht h. ha ; ,' p s'ritl',2 "/l/;//' t1, ./
1t 11/'- ', tt. i " ', w Ith. i s t 'l; t t 2 his
f 1I.h 1u ':1 l 22l : h1\'1 prw1 1 of:t;he
I1 2't"itt":I- , il lI t 5 121.'t t 421 1 14. 1tt,t:- It 1 it-4
ii'tl t ti :I 1(t till114.( I ' I2 1 i 1: 11 ! it )11 '12212
r i 'wll iy, uIi ' t II ri., l 1 t ' it' I i 4i) 1nt
2 l i l t h ha i f it: I I ' I I l t ' l l i bI i '1
a22) tim n: t-ln )1 ill' a ly)n-i),:,lo g
S\ ' ', i- l' /,//, 1 1 ' r/' . .ol, 1I .,- f- f ri ' r
rum ~ ~ ~ ~ I it nthhIbuiit rd 'uc i't"
2 li'I .: 11 2 l ll'; il 'il l 11 'u' 1 Ilr' )'.-j 111ll11 1t
1b1)2221. .2 2.4 oiol (: ib.1' i i f4g(lM tim1'1 e it
It' w'::l p; S_ il11 l. - j+: 11 ! 1 11'i t ; 1 :. , :Illlt
Itlw ith1 t 11hy:,i('jitn 1 1:t fl :p oni 1)14' I o it,
111t prth il;l iil4t Ith1 p ti n
fr i: l1 haf itltltln ;11ti (It '4 <h I1-b a ,
: ! 2I .2 I lit 1 111 '- tii tl-t i l i1 -\ :"t.if t,2 ilt :
tl ai:t-,I, noI t I+nly lth ' i"nll r:!lwl of l t hl i rl
l t i nt'I r it :lil tl w lt 11' I t1)- I I'ii It , I:1 t
Ilt ir214 1 u ; w\ l. I 1 i I It i tl i hat
tin tt-bIt'hi; i''.l y ons l n tml
to1 li.1 1i iin,: ihii I,;tt InI i;Illl" :It <l :Ip \l i ;
;iit.1I :u l llw" Itt'I r I itir l 'i l i 2211 t lt'1 it
cIi tTh c.-r'1prtfh-. Tep0r8 na
Iit l e I ' trl li u ti p hI ! . I' -'u''r ''lt n i 'l r
'':t i ; th tt r .lt: 1 'I u n II-tr t:,o 1 t h ' r1:
VOOA.
1at41o0M $.1wIk Fort D>:yw ntled 17ott1isa
lt' htatl i-'usudt, %'airr' dr eIAiI'.
'l Iges the nsectics ii nilil li havei
In aceeist4aned1 to pr"acltt whnit ther
I Toga (Pr .J(gi, 1an<l the sel))>1 of
l(u(t >hilosolwhr"1 known n11 VlkYgI. ha1s
LII' v( ,Itt ltM vi inst ru tion in th v+ \ari
H degrees of this art Th I're are t wI
t'cill arnd innv stboniiall:tte' frunls of
ga, anil 'we in:tv siiv it. is mntal
stlact io ( o I i 'i(' '+i t , lt' -
1tSn ta liiiIid to s'nu :L;ib t nl:tltri:lly\ it.
in faWt, the art of v\hlita"ily sI.sIn
Ihe circ1bittioni and rc IpiraIionl. I.t
iuloo milot1ive is to s'ecure al0sorptin
o the leity bl, this piote4't;t.
Til u\tlym llt :tll unittcri:al pr'ce;stss
1' op1enl to the interests of 0':i'ne if any
dyV canl Iliaktl any " thi :m of;t th ernlll in
at direction, i1tl(1 We stlp1os( th
Illy can. TI'I 1 1reativ;' Iifor no '
.t9 th t il this l ' I I il . e i "I.m
t 1oiso1 ted hv sak -hit, u lAe: . It
ghlt. prove Ilinit thet cin.ulationu wa1
ly tspiled, ild tlat sn llt pit
INy operales by" clnt,ring,, the c"I"irulti :I
the b(lo,dl. 1The I:'r:onsi r+ml -t i
e(40 by the cutttinii if -II I,t,Ins i n'l
ve(s nlo symp11 ins of pa;inl wi\. bl..l'L
contacl w\ith tirec. IlI ec:mt it heI
owned when(l sutil11nerged' inl wa;t,'r, nl,r
ces he dry;\ up1 w\hen exp,sntd to airl.
Ani Engu linlh 14Irge;<nl, b l . mOw 1111( t
ll regor, gives the ftolh>wig;: *.\
Itt(er" w\ho airrived( at 1,'horc cng;:l! (
hiury hinself for niy\ "-ligith Iof, tiI .,
ut III, ill at ix ail w\ithout eilher foo.1
<1lu i . linjent na:tullrall y dlisbe(liet'Ii l
111:tu'K atSHertions1, andl wa"1: deit''1n c,Iu
put them to the tet. Fr ithis iiir it,s:
( 1'aiIttlt wa\is shut. 111> in i o(~lti
x, which wais planc( ill 1 si:ll :ip:rt.
'nt uinder grouiin; thi-rle \\:"; a r.
or to hlis box, -which wa)s scenrllli :
'k andi key. ;-urrnl(uling this ::p:t
'nt twre was a ran;ulet>iiIllsp, 1i., r
w\hieil was likewise liilke, :ld ~ut
le the whole wis a high uill, ltt\ilo,i
(idooway imilt, uI with ri : l Ini!
froachiigi the ptlaee, at linec of t lttrii' :
tpIs il'p 1i11.ICIlI11 11 iV IIIP
is cee , 11i 1 rt"li('-cd at re,,,uilt ar inl
rvaln dThe tintst wat;11ciih \nst ket
) for forty <lays" andl might,, at thi 'e\
rattion oIf whiolh period thec \1;abaraIj;Ih
tenledI" y his nlalson, t;ndt vfr the
s'Sirdtars, 1'. well"1 as (htwra1:1 \"eiilt1ra
(ipt111in\:l W ad nl%"hny(lf, proccetl( b',
siltir the l'lit ler. TI Im brick n l
lid were rentn>edl from t e tltr dt1,r"
:ay; ti thoor of the ;ard -hsIIt it wsc \ ias
-xt 1unlo(ked, and1( lastly thal;t of the
hil t ha ipipngl t whi" 1 I't
_; rle of tho lln:lu i ires t 1'l iit Ii in1 a
tting 1 os;ture. ltis 11mndts andl n':s
er"e p ressewd to his videcs, and hii- 1,-:
III thighs croissed."
Another cast' is (P1titild tl hI v 1, ii -
it .Iloiletin of a votung lii1;1i wIo all i,.
imlself t(- be bi)I dtl f or weccks or t(1,(1t1la
g aytii I r on wi oiuh, 11u' p , i h1:1 i
>l y t r i'1 it. Ife was buriei t .i ni r
i Snt il hiih , 1 in g ahlti m iii v ( -'t b
ght,i bilf sto, nie. Ja th i!g.r u:
le iIbr"ei f eet lo p, t"w l :1i a h:1f,i";t
liw5 p i n ai )i sh ri ltd. Tu \ 'It h :
ab; of siti' p ix fI ii li,I.i .
ches thick and b r':i l cno11h;.4e..'
ml muouth bidf tlhe grrave, w\crc I,;l (, , r r
it , and a itlitle 1.01r1t h i -t r p t r.il ,' I l h
h i t', lii k l!g til(' .:IIii ; ' oI llt( 1 :'.I
Inatt't. The do1r ~f til hi twP' s,
111n 1111 1 lt u , ndIt p l i p t illt n1 I lt
dlc. t t ll' e it i :tlp i i l th IF wt
\n w' iu lrf,r l ,ti ni' iat' , ! I t 1, ,
is h 1 i l+l not " iwn, h :i:' h,:; i p t r'
:p d' ;:tip t'( 1h :o I;:nont . tl 1, '. r
mit iII1wy l:(1u i t be fpl rm t,i I'i hIin t t
oit il l'ilit ' ll F. h' -il l Ii ,
iltp c s is: s'Pii pl t hatV Ip of b t blrntl i p .
ile Pbilip-typ for wi b i s ;n Ipih- i b l itnig
'artiSli inti ho ig the brt ti : it :ti
'ii ii t . thcuat in oI ih bloid.
'it rkt' n-:ii P l line <b i of i Ii n ft -
1111dCin' ti:-, V th t kIhitag iwha is
4-etec tii ( p'oif -r wtiavihit
low 11wt w 11n Ft he' nis,aI ih(i it hui io-t('
(15 the ston from thite wimby;p.,.i l iol
li4n waslll' stIl on thellP sor 11.5 hel went
irliter )lCtif yoU\htil Jiluit to7. .o afe.
TT4Dtoin afet. n lea'p n f'sin hi it
iad eriinit y n sinh thi-ws, unyr:
wCottarw tmr c; flO ho ma, :andol
u.lr ru h p c .a h-n,n' if
114
- so(
Mlhampoolltg.
th
it i4 astonishin, that anyi"h<1ly 1; alive. IC
('arnloll mint(Ilcai 111n atnd! si., 'ct.4 of ii
iniitary 'ciciwo arcl c'i1n4t:ant1I discover- tIr
Ig thtllt. sonwin wh1I Iich wve have atl- <ht
avs be lievted 1I) b qutite in1 )Cllt)Ins is In
tt'l+ lt's, than deadl(ly. Tlhl; whole unti- (1h
ers( seemlll to bel! in) 1e:(e 1o poison
It' hutimni i I":('1', ad141 we In on('oit-('iI ulsly
ti:i.t, ti;s ton,l,ir;1(' y v u/ r Ini.'It lell 11l
fl,rt, to p)(rotc (ourl owvn welPl-being. i
he latet' alarnm thalt. t hl! do.uinrs have it
0111111t'd is in retrd'1 to I'sh1:11)t in;.r," 11
rali w: II(\hin i;i 11\\' (now ;"de 4h(1 to b1) dh
xlremll\ injUrliou, to the e': thl, :an1 rl
' a)Iy'(': \I Iapt tll prodle'1 1 dii;'e ' iif the it
>r:in : tthr p1 ar'tc; of tw h head. ti
'I Ill, verb1) "tt .lh:alnpoo" i.; of utncer
tinl (r'i.In. <)44 of I ur bi l. d ' i'On4:arie4';
-\ y th:t. it i 4 1 s:un' :r the Iliinlu
(' 1'tl /.v lrt4 .1wn , the lirt 1mt1':11in1'r, Of
v'it ' 1r' t, s,14 ." :11 11" 1r 44.
\ri' we., i'. -l, to) suplnm-:e th:11 thr.e iI l \1r 's a n l,. I( i( l llf i ;
t'vierl"Il "t10,n , ;nn i h1" 111(4 h n fn h41
)au t '':"Inunl tti," II: wvife. h'I' :; is
p ito inti l :ii abl". .\;: ther Il- eI ri\ationtl
'lvIn inl \ 4 hit w rth t'-i 1.- 'i arIY
vhichl is at Icl It. as in1:,1- ilu :ut .,t ide
va ii i"., :)n 11 , in d:1,1 Of "44 han4i,4 -
>4o,' arn in point of fat "shnIpoon'"
; still inl uize :Ill ' il 1rural :I):rl)er.;.
' (n:Ii )>)On", the' 11 ;111 i 1anw le xi((rigrah)el('r
irthert ;I11 uppi'; to be closely relat('(1
4 "hunpl'.0;in, '' :411(t Io !ivO the or'if'ii: l
m:l ing (of a-i :t :11'k mn ile hel!adt of thl4e
-"r,on "Ish:Inl ooon(d1." T e 'hespr, -
a;ti)n4, inl 1It1 of theiliir inter',sting)
I:iir1n ter, re.1 :1 bi o(1nly sp1)h'iati n11 ,
tul! we (':ll net fccl :Iny certainty a; to
bhe rrad origin of the verrb' " tlr sham)
lie'44 111'I'Ii' Il:tl ;ll\\' " '4 .l 1't" t '
1a; a patienl:ull.yt\ wholh o nw ,I1 '41 '. Ii
w\.1, ,s lptIH -',d IhIat it. tirl'; ':'.It'll l th,'
."'tl', ind(1i4' id I r;lll' to 4.g'ro,' inI wa':t-t.1
11:w (e"', :111(1 remIv ed,)\I!.l :4 i1 prevcenI)teC Il
,,::Ihh', h"4-;de' in('le:'-inl! the self.
r -e.:ct of the(' per-onl 11\' eiablig liin
t1) fe'lI Ithat. hi-; h(':ttl wa:(; :Inormllally
ch- all. \e (v' uo\' inf,lut'1 that, with
the ex'cept.bm 'II ' 1 144 I1.it Illentioed(1 re
still, :sh:(n11o')in1 do11 t n.,thingr but. in..
jury. t. 5 ) th(' 4r'1) wth of h:air and
pirod(uc(+, p"rtnIt,tuiri' hI) nIe . 11, we:ak
el l th sc:ly 'o t h: 1 it l1 sits vit.alit.y,
:1I44t, Ilw' m i1n': :(; a 1144 ('I'i,4 to tni rt
u e :14 :I (4in(li). ulilie', Ui)tlnce d1 i-"a ,a; of
th hon' Ie; of thIe( sl,ul. Furt-1hernm>re,
';hillpol1,," ' :l llt" <I('afne-et, :4t(1 in
mI v ;tn\' (:4ca e ; N-:. 1(. 4o i'tl:tiu m ation of Ilt4
('\:" . 1I w\"or.t Il,4) tc'( , IIowevr"' , i. in
San4i!y '. I'he( 1'r(("lage (of m444n wvih>
h1'romec insane al(ter a "I)our.-c of 1''peatd'(l
1.nt re;ul:r "lshl: ln tIin g '" i; ('nor
Int44 - 144I in f :w!, h ie exac(
p na is n1 n im:itned o1u;, of re
;:tant to tIlhe f('(lio"" tIf th pubbe1i: . Thll
:\'("ga Iit' of t I )1 I:::it w\"ho1 is ;;hIa11
1"t4'd on e'(I :I w. I' 4nl' 'hrt'' years,
:tnti the a1:1.t w e t h'' i f Ii lift ar(e
ut "uatllys3t" n : m u a crl \,'hcr(1
hI; bliinin ' : :;:1 IIh-:i' ne,- ar(' ):,her an
ad1:1t::1e' to iin, -int - thlt e :11e4 him1
frni t h(: 111 1 144 1" 44444h . 1 4 :1i 4 tul
in u e t(l!I'i a lll hi:e m umI .
'1 hi i a f. .:"nit l)1).ib inh. -t1 nnt of
".s"hi:inI i ng II!," ::lid Ier:IiI'1d aIs i1, i; by
nllt:i i;!" manu 11n.' I4 . 'ires-ly for
the perpl1 :"i, wVI c.mt Il: (! ';ubt I ih- part.1
re iIl Iit"11 '1 ',u l'- 1 I, 1 : -h I tll4n' . l bil ' l
pi :' Ill. w h ''.l4 l 14 :u ) r '' I --:un'-i
1 4) t6) 4') iv!I4 ,~ :1 1 II: iI 'll \ I"..i 4)4 4l' : 1;! Il
44)1 )"t' :1 :. 1lI' l 4444: i1444 ' 11 II .',"1.
1 t( . 4 ', .4 l , V ili, ':I ,'; ' f (hct
:" : 4 4(4 , 1 1'-til:u \ : 'I de:I+lh. It
4 ,4 )1'.. l, )t ll 1'"' 'r' , 1' -''',' ,- '4ril\" f,lllo w ,v
l) li,i 11("1 (' ) ''44444 " ',.' 4 :i 'I 444 hi'ii 44li
(141 4 1'1 i, -.4th ,+1 )! II+ :1 )I:I'";11'n i4 4. ".444 4,
': : 'ill 1 444 11 ! 4'. :i:l " '. I"4 f t t1 ;1
\\ ~ ~ 4 I' I:::\ :' f 1 11 4! 1 ) 4 44i i!' 'I ,41' '\"
44 ha4 4-- )e il4 - 1nu 4 44n- 4l 444 '4 h4m 44414
diI u 44f ' 4l 44- a1p.:i . 444 14 ap,
wa 4ra 4' 4.44ri 4444:4r 4'> t he he;44i
444)4 4b - -uffe 4)4- . 44 4 444 4f 44)
of he:44h- 44.d 4fc h w: 4r to )thie
th444 'r vi h4 4 hair44 4,. t 4i- 4 4.4))rthe-4
the 4n4 4 o4f !44 4: 4.in 4, : 4. th - br' ain444
44h)4h4 II n o4 4. by44 4oa;':n1( !4 w4ite. If 4I)
44a4 44 : )'1 1 4e 44441 4,4r 4 4 41.4p 44441
4h 444 n i4n4 b.4)44 w4 4, 4why4 d4.( 14 hev 4, not41
injur 44444w 4 r 4' 44 444 .or:w of t444 441h 1)ly
4h: n 444ing,'' m444n will44 b' ..J w4 to Iw-'
pro4 4 4 14. 4o 4h 4arb' :nov44)4 um4444i:to
e4 no 4'' w14.h. his v4 n . 4h 44 ub
! 4444 n te .4 44 4of Ih' 4w' .1h4r, 1)4h
44 4n r'444im 4)he pr i o414 f t44444 . (': we4 :,,
4.444,4 r 44t i 4n,)a iha:! in4 -anit~ y shouhi4
444e 44il4, 1now Th4< i's bII' n any444 :4
,4444i' he44 tru e 1b44 hm 44f. the444
4.44 i j,t i 444w4b 4 ) ;, 4' h: ' M4:44m}4444 4ing"
W '' 444nu1 44 p44 not h44e 4le4, 44441 the4
\\ 4 :h. 4 Ih' 1h44-44444444d wr4'4iter
Elf them44. 1het1 him4, if po(ssibh)., find( a4
(144441 barber(44, and44 then-4 note1( wiutt41 fol..
be able)4 to4 gat1.her4 4', .44w :4t, ofi st:aistice
wi,c'. w4,44'ill 4:au4'e him44 to) 4)hang4e 1444
has44 f0114ow4'I. "shm)n44 4)4)4in44'" the4 fauft)
1h1.s b1e(4n w,ith Iih44 I'rherI44 1and 40. no,4,wit
144 grea4':t exc'iIten4('4. Tin4 )4robab144lity, is
that4(, though4.~l b44444a44 i44441s wer4e4 p4lnty,
two 4n44ne box to) econom4444iz.. It 444ay
noIt havo4( bI'en4 very') good44 ftastt, 1h44) we4'
cann41ot see4 4444y reason44 to get exc44ited4 1h(
eaulso 0onr idea4.' (If propr1)ietIy diIfer froml
hoso~4 of '.'ther11 peoph:'. WVo 1hav n4(ot 4al1
oann hymwhg un m;11) 41i-C4-i'X,'8 g.n
'Iq
;M1
WIT AND WISDOM.
-A Philadelphia paper says that eof
3 s a failure in Ceylon. This i
.veling a long ways to got an item
lilh could have bcon furnished by
Iv l'hila(lplhhia boarding-house.--D&
>it Pos.
---'Tho meanest man on record is the
o who promtisocd his boy a pair of
atos if ho would not cry for a week,
d when the time was nearly up, and
UI boy felt cerlain of the skates, took
in into the shed and thrashed him.
-A poor Irishman olTered an old
neopan for sale. His children gath
td arotuntd him and inquired why ho
rtod with it. "Ah, my honeys,' an
ered he, "I would not be afther part
with it. but for a little money to buy
mlething to put In it."
Did you get any orders?" asked
e bliss ot the drummer, who had just
tulrnel from his first trip. "Any or
rs " echoed the tyro; 'that's the
ulic. thats all I did got. I was or
-rd oult of every shop I went into be
re 1 co0ld sell a thing. Oh, yes, or
enouIh. if that's all a fellow wants."
'os1.
A (allow youth asks the Philadel
,ia T'imn.iv "where ho shall put his
"S." If he could get ten dollars for
he would "put it up the spout" at
I'unele's." When a young man
-in't. know where to put. a kiss, ho
oild keep it. in his head, if it doesn't
rtke too much noiso rolling round in
v a C:uuuml. -- Norrislown, Jlcrald.
-'('n you tell mc'," sa!l a frugai
ife to the head of the family as 11ho
a led lim a pair of trousers of her
wn nanl'aitaiture, "canl you tell inc the
cien(o1 h'twen your wife and an
rihI piper?'' "(o on. dear," was the
I". ( pn-(ecd, and do your worst."
TI'he dierenc e is that (ne makes the
:ldv's pauls and the other makes the
:tliie <(lance." 'I lie man tied.-Pitts
'e, Bridmlown, '' 'u 1ulst
'.ve siltell llill"r f(l"i (tiur fair. I ' hy, even
Ik :uiel d n' handsomely. X
In't i \p1ect aNthing from him. i'
:s \4,11'ry b:el namne, yout know, bMV
-har11ity c"o'erclth at mult itude of e1lnt,
Ome1owV. wet 11all 1 put you down
or?'" Well.'' repi ed Fogg, " I guoss
don'I care to have yiv sin; covered
tl) nli hypl,ocrite about, me Day-day,
i,( boy.'".-- I u,. ' nrip~ I (iz.ic!"ij)t.
-An Austin clerk is in the habit, of
Irawviug his sall:, i for several mlontlis
a :1 h\ mice. A few m ornings ago ho
,uint down to the -!ore half an hour
:1ti r thanii usual. "\\ L:tt makes you
( late' asked the propr; tor. '-It
,"a" s4o eo(I, I didin'I like to gei ip."
", d(o11' t so,e ho \w you collie to tind it
'b r.'' ri ii 11e lhoo. C'You drow
'tr :tl:u"N.r for ne"xt rln steyClrday."
'1't.ni'u rS 1i ,1(fs.
TIlE INVENTORS.
Atnd Some of the Qnuer 'Ilingn The)
Are Uetling Up.
The latest wrinkle in gas-meters is the
pal(nt of t Norfolk man, a prieco-indi
'1(t(r sihot ilg i dollars and centt the
lait du(u t ellt for ga.l.
Ai aut((nutt ic' railroad switch signal
has I4((1n pttcented b y it IHart.ford hotel
lerk. .i so ws danulger wien a switch is
disla:c"d, i1ndl will not right itself until
the last. of the indetin ite number of
siei(s to wvl iiel it llna'y be attlial hais
(Cl oks cani now be0 made self-winding
-1ln(1it;, 2letri cIl ok oif the Cop)en
D)ain, ini claiirge~4 of theini, appljies to t-hem
ai lio-chicaiil co(lnrivi'( whtlich peri
4441i4albly ets 5 Il' thle st ream of electric
flhl4 fr4omi thie batttery, and brings anm
4111ctro-niignet11 to. hear uponi. 111 1 the relax
ing~ii uii-spring ini such' a way us to re
new( its tenis~in inistantlaneou)isly.
A younlg Niw Yorker1 11 lluipt4ented
wloi1 he4 ('nl1II water'-skites. Theli skato
is mii air vesl'5b nle4 oif zine 1and her
met1icaIly V 5al144; is iabouit, tive4 feet in
l''ngthI, teni inchesi' brmoad and14 tive inches
deep1, wit Ih vrit (ilal sides', ii tapersii oiY
fore1114 ainift, or1 at till tUe and0 144:41, like
1-u1 1.40-' 11t her i soiket in1to which the
1444t is tot, the open4iniig b4eing gulardled
by a run11 441 me' tal 14o keep1 the watter
fromii whSing inito th bsocke1(4t. The( bot
11h0 other' aft1, with Iiive bldes in e'ach
gan)ig. TJhe4 bh14l) s are0 e't 44n swivels in
41rt it'ally w4 ithI th bo411 ttonii o4f 11he skait..
As the14 Skal)t 4i whed fo)rward through
offer1 n14 res'istanice), but1 ' liwn the foot
rest 'so as to~11 44 begin a for1ward'( moi4vemfent
withI te4) ilwr foot4, the pre"ssurie bac4k
4i144nt 4 ~I t 4:4lossebals and ives a~4(5I pur
clihmse 44) th4e wa'iter111 tininiter1iallly aids
&ightI 1i41noIts, buti in the water, owiing to
its buoiyaniley, it. hias no) in:epib4Jl Io
at sor)t 44f glitding step, ini which the
skate is14 n1. Iltedl out of thle walter.
JIriri a and( N'a viigs llaniks.
" Thet facet is,'"S1 sidi oh1 Mr*s. Phiipps,
whot ii doun) i to Trisco4 on a visit. "t'
fatul is, umy dearii Mr s. Skidmil4o, I lad
i)lm irr4ow)st esca14pe Iiro:n1 binig ruined
tte 4)I(othelay you1 e'ver he4ard of.''
"Oh, 11>w nice'," said Mr's. S., ponr
jing out ano)the4r Itil. " flow was it ?'"
\ot las moth,i 1ainl ha sthe m)1'boney a(mll
re ady' 1441 'hposit in t he hainlgs ban1k the
niext mornmiiig, wilhi wias tho vermy day
'"1 14lept with miy mfone.y under my
piblow, ind the n44iext morninIg whlen I
gt read10y to starit fomr the hank the money
wats gone)4. Somel( 1buriglars 1(ad4 taken it
urhiniig thei nightl. All hour aft-erwvard
11h4 ban1 k bur4st. 1Did you1 ever 110ar of
such41 a piec4e of it ,ad luck(?
" iLlck ? 'Why, 3you lost your coin all
the s:in'.''
" es, 1u don440't you1 see they caught
the bu4irglarls, and)4, oni condlition of myl
nolt prosRecuitinlg thiem, t hey retuned1 m'o
fifty cenits 4)1 the dlollar. T1he hank
pallnitd out41 (only tweniity-two. There's
no use( talking, HI annahi, between savings
ban(iks( and rtobbe4rs, I'll take my13 channce&
with th)4 burlarIns every time."'--Ama
'I bey ('arriedl tier Uip andl Down,
A ho14ly ren'4itly appl ied for admxissioni
to t' t))ower oft he1) lighIt-hou)(se at A~tlanit:c
City, buit was too1 weV4ak to asedl the
stir411s. '[li giahit kleeper, wvho b)eari
11h4 inapproia te(t namet of Major 'Wolf, at
onc oIt ered4) 1(o carriy h1er uph 228 te'p4
thet tower' is 18.1 feet high. She glaidby
accepted )the o1)4 4er1, and thle Muijor tak ing
lit-r im Iis arm'is, 1144 star1t. was11 m iiad. Thebi
wt4nlI1m weighed4 .175 pouniidtI, anti when
114e top was41 reaclhied th hiea rer of tis
1mruldt'n (4 14s nearl) iyI pla1yedt out 14s he
coutild be 14'nd1( mailn4t4ini i's per1pend(iilar.
Whnu 1141 llinvhid was4 ready1 to c4(omle
down, Ma\jor Wotlf didil nott feel equali tc
the task of ('arryinig her1, so) a powerful
co)lored'l manIl, IL waiterl. ill 110 oif the
hiotelbS, was p)res)se.d into) eien('i4, ((ld it:
his arms the lady was~ borno down to t-h
grmunA,