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" CALM IS TIBE NIGHT." Cahm is the night, and the city is sleeping Onco in this house dwelt a lady fair, Long, long ago, sh left it, weeping; But still the ol houro is standing there. louder a mnan at tiho hicavena is staring, Wrin;diug his hands as in sorr"owful ease; UP turns to the mou)onlight, hiw eolntenanee b.lring 0. heaven ! ho shows mn my own sad face I shndowy form with my own agreeing! Why mockest thou thus. in tho moonlight cold, The sorrows which here once "cxe1 my being, 3Many a night in the days of old ? 11Enar ileNr.. Peek's Had Boy. 'Pa went to the theatro the other nlight,' said the had boy. "I don't thmik it is right for it manui to go to the tleatres andcl x(,t take his little boy. So, my chum and me toneluded to burgle pa. We agreed to lay on the stairs, and when he callle up1) il, clhlut was to hit, him on the head with a dried bladder, and I was to stab him on the breast pocket with a tiek aid 1break the lini iaent lottle whiich le had in his picket and iake him think he was killed. It. couldin't la,o worked better if we had rehearsed it. We had talk(d al)ollt 1bulrglars at supper time, and got pa ner vius, so when he e:nie up stairs and was hit on the heml with the bladder, I he first thing he said was ' Jlrglars, by uglhty ' and Ie starteld to go back, and len 1 hit himin on the breast where the bottie wias, and thei we ri1>ied by himu owln stairs, itnd I said in a stage whis J,er: ' I guess he's a dead man,' and went d1,win cclhr iiid ilp tho 1baek stairs to my roi :a aiid unldressed. Pia hollered to m11a that he was murdered, and ma called ne, and I came down in my night-shirt. and the hired girl she anmo down, an; p. W1':m Ou the 1,1n111. 11al he said his il2-blood Was fast. cling awily. He ht !, his hand1 ((, the wout, and said lie e, luld feel tt(- warm hih,id trickling clear down to his loots. I told pa to stulT onme tar into hile wo01und, such as Ie s~i lme to pit, on my lip to make my )m.aihtaehe( grow, and pit said: My 1iisy, this is no time for trilling. .our pa is on his List legs. Winu, I w .up stairs I litet six u1mrgla1r, and I wtlchedt them, aini forcetd four of them "loawn, and waois t(,inug to hold them and ,n1 for the p llee, when t wo m1or), Imut T did not know albutt, jlml ( on '', and I was getting the best of theml, uhCn one of then struck me over' the h1 ad with i crow har, nod the other ",tabbed imie to the lieart with a hIteln-r 1; ife. I have received my death wound, my ho', iandi( my1X hot soihiern blood, i h1t I of'ereil up so freely for my coun Irv, im her time of itted, is liiesing from y. hO1ly, and so0n yO1ur pa will be only ;a 1i. of p)or clay. 01t r(me ice and l''t Oln ll\y htanlthli, and all the w\ay t,(1a, for i ami bu'tr'niing uip.' I wt"'it to !' \;er pitelwPr andl got a chunk of we and pit it inside pa's shirt, ani while nma uas tearinIIg up tim old skirt. to siop ie flow of blood, I asked pa if he felt 1better, and if lie cold deseribe the' vil lauts who had nmurdered hini. Pit gasped iinid mo1u'ed his legs to get theml cool from iho clotted blood, he said, aid he went , o af them was six foot high, anl had a sandy lnunstnche. I got him 11o\wni and hit him it Ilie nose, amd if the -oliee find him, his nIse' will be lroke. The secolnd one w\as thick set, anid weighed abount two . t(tlured. . I .ail intnl I wias knotintg twoe morie tdown', whlen I was hit. Th2le t hick set one willI inive t h' mairk of' 1bot t eels1 oni hiis t hioat. Tte11ltthe litilie, whe in I amn gonle, iaiout the bti't heil miia'ks.' "B]y tis timeii ma haid got. thle skhlt 'ite up, niid she stuitfed it undter' pai's shirt, right whiere hie saoid he wa~s hit, ~ad pa( was5 telling us wlinitI tto d1( to set - Cehis estate, wuhien unt betgan Io smell he liinimt'nt, anid she fttund lie btrtikt'n bottle in his poctket, and searchied pa ftir tIhe plane where lhe was stabbelitd, mandt thln she begun to lanigh,. anid pa gt mantd and said lit tidin't sea' as a dheathi bl. ,aentt was snehi iti ahiiighity fiunnyi tiatTir, anid thlen she tihl himn hue was nt Ihoyt, liut Itt' Itaol ta llna tan the -liris ini little his bitttle. and that rie a n bllotod atn hhn, uad lit saidi, 'Do yon mmea'i toi tell lilt myi body and as are' nul halted in hiimaon gitre,' antd the im t got uil anid taiiniil it was tily thio inimen'nt. Il I t n unillind aishlo wlhy slit ihi't fly artoundii iam get at ti. t himg to take thait linimena'it t tI his legs, ns it was eating themi right titroughi to his li:atl ini tIhe tdiior, with one gallus I mma altown, an'd p~a lot ked at lmlt iind thena Ia s:0 '~tLtok a-her', if I' foindtiut it wuas you 1boys thIni 1put up tius jtob on mTt, I'll imalm it so lit f"r yto'ua that you pariion.'i . tl pa it din' t ltok rt'eiiou a- aat lilt'nmd my' t'teiin nild liei btu's, six ft't hiih, ua\dh our' netws' and pa the sid ftor u~s tot go to Ibedi all. tired (itk, mal give him ia chaince' to wash off' that hininunt, and wie r'etiired." They'~ teer for the Water. "Jii,t look~ at that fillaow !'" Said an ould shlip wvatlhmani, addrtletm~ing a reporter anid pottinig toi it tdrunikeni man iealinio altong thle titk i oatn Mitli ah siret. " Thert' he goes, cloeat hauled'i, with at long lt'g and a shitit leg, workiinig awiay as neuai its he cman get to the wat'er. But that is thea way t hey' all go. Th'le wuate r set'ms tot have a myi~steious atttr'actioni for tdruniken men. Theo plico milonlg 1hitre w'ill te'll you tIle samie thin g. I Ihiave r'eniiuiked' it for several years. WVatch a druiik'n man comimg out of one (if those grtigeri'es on the other sidea of the street. lie wil stagger along the sidlewitlk for a shoriit distance; then hue wuill colle iabioiutitnd reach over hlere. A polhicemnani may possibly runll him o)verl to the other sid' ind start him again. K(eep your eye ont him, and after awhile you wuill see him conie back. A drunken man is never so happy ast w'hen he is in sonie dangi'ro na place near the water. There is ai popUuar notion that most of the dead men found floating in the North and( East Rliveis, (especiallhy inl the summer time, are the victims of foul play. This is a great mistake; they are all, or nearly all, the victims8 of foul whisky. Peoplte in great trouble or anxiety also appear to bie attracted by the water. Jusut like the drinkatrda, they mope aloig the docks apparently without knowing where they are going or what they are about, and very often they atre accidentally drowned wbu.n their friends think that they comn mitted suicide. t'JDrmiikardsa are the enemies of water, and certainly water is no friend of drunkards. A great manydrunken sailors tumble overboard rom their vessels. Some drunken men, when they fal'- into the water, become quite sober immediately, and strike out boldly for their Uves if they are swimmers; but mest of thiem drown very quickly. If the ghosts of the East River could be jnateriallzed, the material -would be uu to the temperance c,ause"-NVew SCHOOL BOY DAYS. A DUBY SCHOOL ROO,I. The Paper Wad-Its Aim and End nnd What wn More to Follow. There were two-handed, double and twisted giants in the land in those. days, says Burdette, but when a boy got ins licking at school that was the end of it, [f he was of ft revengeful disposition, he itolc chalk from the schoo!. house and rew fearful and wondei ful pictures of lis teacher on the neighboring fences, to the great wrath of the residents and property-owners. Ad that there might be no mistake, he wrote the teach Dr's name under the photograph, or on the nose of it, the length of the nose being proportioned to the pupil's hate mud merciless vengeance. And no i mat ter how young the teacher was, if he was only a boy from college, twenty-two years old, the indignant. pupil always elled him " old" so-and-so. But ill the same, the boy got licked ionietimes when he needed it, rarely yhen lie didn't and never when he wanted it. And he rubbed his stripes mi showed his welts to his cheerful and :lelighted fellows, for we were always well pleased to see anotther boy "licked," an1 he grinned rat her rue fully over them himtself, but lie didn't go whining into court with them. (reat Scotland, somec Thursday afternoon in Tune, when the day was warm, and the room was close, and the flies buzzed Against the dingy window panes, and a storm was in the air, and i spirit of mis ahief pervaded the atnosphere, whent there was a. hoy doing penane beind each blaekboard and another one at .al. ing on the clndk bonx. inl another sat on the hong front h e14h1, softly weeping into a dog--ear'-d W,"b iter's spelling. hook and d,"lie,"ly ruhl,ing the place of the slate fraum ; whtet the nionotonous buz-z-z-z of study was timed oft on the girl's side of the rooni as iliose augels in pantalcts beat their breasts in rapid syt copation, as they c'onmed over the pages of United Staten history or 1uzzrd dtown the column of worls of three syllab ble"t ending in " ih le " and " able;'' whe' ohld Hlinmatt sat watchful and ttuspiecou; with the trust' slate frame in his hantd, worryilg some drowsy, stupil nirelin w%.ith " tltree-fourthlIs of twelve is what part. of seventy-two." Stuldeidly, somle dle boy, supllied wit Ii work lhy the usual contractor, WWoulld tire a paper w,tt clear across the room " spot !" on t Ihe old mtant's bald headl. houl oIf tho temtpe:t, huo(w the cloud wonl lhtist ! Before the hov that shot, that wadl luatl timne to vell ." never doneo it !" m1- thian once, he would be collured and yanked over the lesks and benches, 1back ns the floor, heels in the air and the sl ite' fraie fly ing like( the sails of a mttiil, and thio shriek of " I never done it !" clianges to " I'll never d(o it avaint !" " Oh, you youl won'I !" m.ays the tld m:tt, withI sav. age sarc'ausm, "it you diditla't do it this titne how are you nevi'er going to (1o it again ?" And the slate Sramte whaks away like a trip-hammer, the Iy rols on the floor and 1uds at v'igorouts tiatton with his angutishl-striken heels, tihe cht'irs go over, the dti,t flies inl eloids, tle boy on the chalk box gets lpset in the meleo, the prisoners bh'hind tlhe bickbo ards come ouit to se' the eire'ns, smiling away tilir owNN-1 disgnitee, til culprit, on tile bench forgets his owl welts ill his joy it beholdlinig new onE shrill tonles oft fr'ight anid pity', covin'''il the(ir' faces wvithl their apironms op~ wr1inginlg tir pleading Inis1d, the boys on1 thei tlhe gyra'ltiolns and1 con)ltortionls of the ho(4 who11 is r''eeirsinig his parit in the greii ilite' innue act;hu n15 (Itot as i Il imnazi is a genleral subduedh'i " Ow-w !11 aloe, I:l ii biys' side. ixpr)lessiv'e l i.m II tiii keenest appre1'cialtionl olf the nieatneiss o tii' reeiver', and1( all the t iine t hat 441 shite frame keepls ging like a mad, wih4 thlig, unitil thle curltamt goes dlown ini gl:ii'e of red tIre liid the low miittini (of distanit thunider ini the minlitajin TIlt was an old-timne lieking in bl Ilini iinto the matter, eithier. TlII h wo Mtsers. AN OLD HI1:nnlF.w ..l.li:ND). A miiser living ini lKufa huil hIeiinl timtn in tustsora alsol theredwlt1 aiimiser mi o miely tvtum himseilfC, ito whoml lo mihtlearnl inn11 h.I li is(rthw si joui ityedillither.ltil tpresii'ented hilt '1-great miivhasters. alnbecnune rU'nl, andt t il he imi to eere.sn "MWerom !" isa red iid t he miser asoa we1lI 1wjill gt ito theimarket toii mak( Ii i They went t the tmke ttrni " hitt uiihlsei I houubr l ?"0.1Iilt "Good ib-ed, my111i~o''1t m1tes and i "Mark this, alien, sad te iser tof 14omiepared wieto bread ast beinvte''t TInEdl qatity of(l tha,ioil lob theol 'idi. ''hIele,'nd woo shall threoe?c"mr s;t' isfie wth u tter" asIle e Theyr tlywt, tosid the butteri mir 1 isi41t the ns oe ol, wua; thy answ "l Mar tis, losi the het ot ut hii Iuest, 'lolith 'ill 4i 'tard i th tho . bAs iibutle, d terret iiiti muchii h v'to be teferrd to thed tlat." rW~ Tety nth wonitoth oil e hndler ")tc Thettery tean qualit,whtan trodspae aswaer," sd the mirely " arka, t'LIono," sahijid th isr oiif~ ora to lthe . tlis of f;o"y tis rle way fiihis thh et ow,i athm mounain anaiful,ind amost theodspib thertwnhiily antrkin foru." ma Aoor, hitnaed 1:n this r'etun,t ann hiher wther hishespl agebeforehiinguhs beentas,he had hearnd thmat water mat iete thn city woi "eetted than butter h"gr God 80e pasd b!" sih mior thf ma, "hs Iae hl not jovednhi lor distane At van hefudsoeo"i houste laofv Stephens of GeorgAn i wo " odcatesn pooi ho0 " Ti A MALARIAL V1( TIM. Time Trylneg x 1eric Ef'n Prolaiuut,nt lisia ter lu tie Vroplem tn1d at tlie North. To Tui Eirron: The following circinstanlces, dr.lwn from ily personal oxporionce, nre so important and really remiarkalo that I have felt talled upon to imiake thot public. Their trtl cai be !amni.IV verilied: I1 18 t I moved from Canton, tt. .aw o'Ico county, N. Y., to Florida, which tia:t" I in-i teliled to nalko iuiy futuro iesi,1(lnce. I pr -h da ithome on tho bainksof tie St. 3 hn' river and settled down, as I tlouli, for life. The ummer following the first wil,ter 1 I was cons'o .is of most peculiar s'ns it'o: , n hieh scolnet td be t.e accom)panimlentil t a ( hange of climate. I folt a sinking at the Iit of the stoimah, ncoinpanied by OCc:asional di.'zme(ss lintli nu'ca. \lyH heal heled. MIy limbs)n pained e mito ind 1 Iad lint opI'rossivo Fenl.-e of w'ar'ine.s. I id a thirst for ittls in I iii: appetite Wts weak mtitd uncertaii . Ay tligestion wit imt 'aii''d aimd my f!oti diti not nssimililte. At liist I imnagineti it 'vas tlho Clfort of natue to bec"nte accliiatol, and so I thought little of it. But my trotih!es inereasetl until I be C une r'stle.-s and toerish, aid thI physi t"i;ns irlorlned1 m-, I \was:sulfeini fl om lnt l:1 i'ial f eer. 'Ih , oint inieud in spit!' of ill he b .-t phy-ie e tcoilI till, amtid I ecIt .rt'\win:! r"emilily wr;s;. Inl tiwl year 1 -0 'yi, llhl it'ial.i ii4-t 111("11 ioe it eti1111;: of cliiatt. wa-s a1b' O:utely ni t es-ary- --t t I coul not suirv'i\, :no:her : Iil+ntr inl ti o olh lt'tioIt i 11 u t,b South. I dtieericnialto returni Nothi, but o. to the e\tr(emet' portiol.nd s:) . I o0l up I hio. 1i'.t chain1g did not w ork th dlet;in, di r'e itini 1 again tosuilsei .113 S e:lits. I fu tl they wel(- unlel to eiltctta I'crium t'"t cur"e, antd whenl the Ui!.eino w\".rml we; t her if smnnier e(:ino on J t; o.% !-o inllt"h1 wors- that I 1.ve ul all ho, o. At tatt time I wits sufetiing; terribly. Ilow i; (Ily, only those eani at'ie 1"int e ut ho halve e<mt I:acte'd matrmiatl liiece inl rul,ic'al ru~ionls. It scomlo. n.a; if death ntu it' he at re;ief g:retet'r tlhuil any other blce:inig. ]lipt no)t\uithst.:uting alli this, 1 illn hatppy to -t'ite thatt I anll to tl:ly :t perfectly welanl huu leaiulthiv luun. Ilow I tuno to re t o\er 0 r"enuarkahhl c.rln ho under4.1tuu(I fromt ih following card )lnitairily pubiili-Ilwe by like inl till: ullu::l;y (ii(t hiuo) Reptui. ic , utitled: 1i')N!'1 re waHOM 110lt.\ 1;; nv':. EAWIOrm' I la'e n.t'i .'e. : U1 )r ' :ni ry rI-ceiit vi-t to) Ii ("l r l ati ntit shy, :-) Inatuy intuiri" wtr e li'ato\ln11(k010ornrro of treatmnlt lt:ul brough;;t su1ch a ti:arlketil (clu11 'i ll lln uy 1-y:-It!m, J. hurl it tto bet Ine o tht I 'rI ri t's ant III fll t thou public to '.lato that. Waurnur's Sifu eIitt y and Liver ('ure nCOomIishit' r me what \r1;; t erI m dltiite c:ines andl ph -co h-!,1 fnililI, till1. 'ht,m u l i i1 I-ui l i t lc t 'n h h Al Wr o . it- v.1 s ' ! hi1rouigh1\ly'Rn::bl rIy: 1.nt ""i dll, i'lg Iny Iike ta ; ' t ilent' l i ';t' i:.. l' 1iih- hw itiu :ht iio Il tlh - vert;! Of t '1 1 t'' rn . ;1) I.h1 i eIi:. Iad 1i1: 1 u. m il' lt I . t'i 'r- inl''lll'an31 t : : 11- ! is not Ilit \' I) r t "; l :. s it e. ; ulndou)bttily 0:1c of the W1t:: uln recond. Ilu h ll oth r. of . rityl' tt, calle 1 iny :! 1.111tion t') tho w:e ti'"il- r'fe rre:I I.-, :all in - .t'"O I e t hoiy ., tox r 'tl . So' 1ir,1l t \.:n4 the teb I'a : lf t r f n u et ' l r 1iatt Ihat iIt tuottiot t it(' , i 1113 . al nd1 tw :ft' r thre'I mt'ilh-, tihi ti l t i tc!pl', t . ITl i; i nut t tst i for h: b'it alit ( i o I W aIler ! I)., bit i for:Ile u1' bl' '. a 'I < I iIly tI r any Ir t j 1 i : I l 1w ih w ilri ot I,:: I :ri tetr : I; -it , k :'."' Iuch is the :";1t mn t 1 l 1 )ttrb-1l . u. tli li .t' . !it t;On, after my recover}, :ntt -teht I hI;andl by It the -'tet it ieent. t ;ill' c n in no;'t W'arnt"r'": . tf1' ('ur1 -: i al it is ( l in I) to b :.m1i't :ii t :thl l h 1- 1"' ith 1-'t f,-).S - it h: ril : l A.lt \ r, nu ; tl} whilb ian cur' th, :",c c: e-:'" of trol'ial t:Il: i;t u; I\e uc:i t' amlin 1 r ainly )' n: nuut fat;l to<u I lhue niniu r i ah tr;ial Iroubtlles btilt':ich .su p1rev l ient 1)wl11 yet s> cIio:'s. Ai1. :I H 'D A Y, t 1. :l' Ui" t'niv"ersChurch. W1oon'sTI'e:. + . ' . ay 10, 1 ri:.! A Secret P'rinting Ot1lec in Runia. Th a-'l tluh115ss of "' tUndl'rr!nl,l lthtssiat" tays:v " went over a1 h"ri)tiil\Iil lr \oko )"ll thlu trxtrein ly simph A f(w ens r wit iva;lrions klil s of tlp , a littll' ylililr tliumevi cita~losely l 1)10 rsm li a carpnters I'l ilu, : i Isom lwhtilt p leant, t smel a I 'larget heavy eylllinder l1'nveed ith 'ltu'l' jas f I inIting ' inklt.Itt,vl rythI'n ntt51 a lrgt lIlo),th-pess ) stning tin tI 'tme Clit le'I' artit is which3 t he tmploval N-.(j) Thle syt:lot di\fs.lntii,o was noti th11 not111s a'llhmiail i tt hi Itloi ftr l'lti)lt prli- I eie the everse.u Under vaio us pn. hlb.vthe utMnuht'd N.m ie. lhe whleg the roomstas of aposi', onivh iry r(la>vtd velhing which o onr mxcit susiie o Whae ofhe rtgx oied othver f w,n- a inotetd.O ein* tanly falo hi:1, h rc IVERNMENT PROFIT ON COINAGE. "1 Ionis Curious Facts Relatug to Usr. deemed Obligations of the Voveruwent. than local A considerable source of profit to the Jnited S3tatesi Government is the amount 1 >f paper money an(1 coin which is neve a >resented for redemption. Much of this s destroyed by fire. Some of it is buried . >r hid in places known to no person ..me I live. A large quantity of the coin is oustt nelted to make sterling silverware.' Co- dor:e iderable amounts of both paper money The] md ain are exported, never to return. and cn 1ot long ago ia United States bond, is- I ued ab1out 1819, was prescinted at the iam inh-Treasury in N. Y. City. The interest cover( In it had ceased over fifty years. It had for ki oto back from Europe through Baring d*nt 1 rothers. The The outstanding prineipal of the pub- hot ie debt of the United States last year vias nerarly two billionis (4 dollars, chiefly -e1resen ted 1by b)onds and Treasury ;: totes. It would he, of course, imlp>ssible to The ;ay how nutch of this will never be pre- "-rk wited' for rtd"imnptiotn, but soein idea n:1y ho formed from the fact that $57,- ''he ;> of it was issu1 (d so long ago that the Eye ' late is not recordd(. It appears in the 'ooiat eport, as "ol delt" that may safely he hatr i tut down as profit. There is an iten of $82,525 of Treas- p:ic mry notes issued prior to 1816. Some of Ihell wtere issued nearly fifty years ago, It_ Inl will ntot, iml all probability, ever he nt' e pisented for redemption. One thousand rv 11e1 llittlrel and f;ur dollais of the Mex- " ian inlemnity of 181; has never been 1 -iaimled. The llst of the fractional cur- nl , "("lVv was issued under the act of June i, 181i1, yet, althongh neatly twent.y Lrd Veirs havo~ (chipsed, 87,077,2N1 has notoe neit. presunt(d for re denptios. Somio oA if this is held as a curiosity. Some of it iayi A still used by banlks atnd ntlerchants for it tol r:iinmit tiing small sums by tr il. 5ev- to a I ial New York banks havo considerable for ti Mimls of new fractiomal eurrency which ly di:;t.ributi' for I le accomluodation of Wh heir custunots, your As to the (oinl the Governmentt de- out -ives a lol.idrtlabl,' profit frlomu it. 'Ti' 'Ih ;ilver in one th:usntid silver dollars iino -03t5, ( n anl averyei a ;bot.03.75. The " -(iiage of at silv, r dlha1rl costs about 1 1 -enats. T1h, tot;;l e(,st of 1,000 silver vr 1(111urs to the (lIvernment is therefor 8111.23.1.w Sitce the ani' iizationl of the Miti, in y 793, 127,190,118 silver dollars hayc, h i1 -('ine; oil which the (lovernnweut has "I ret er,eiv(edi a prolit of over twenty-thr o[ 1LI uilli,ns of d ((illars. I In tit. san'e pwriou S1'22,78,510 was I(1si,:te "ined into h:ilf dlll!lrs. At the samine at11t of ('ost for Ci the (overnmiient F r"(Itit(d .1,:i9.,7i;t 'n these. The total spirit ilver tohieof the (lovernlettt since for 791 is 317,7l(,792. Estimating the ro - ntit on i lthlves, quan:rters, and sub - -y Ca ,hary tcins at the Smnl' rate as on ile .old I :(la;lrs, the toI ii profit received hv fhe for pi ;r( 1lnlnt nt its1 silvecr coinag( lo. .iekn Y.n ;1l",tt ixt y-fourt " nilliomis of dollar:. 1-(n lI the eolulge of tlhe tive-"e1nt ielsl. lLn tt Ite (1overnntiit reserved to itself the ih eral prrofit of ni(:trly 5) per cent. Hl'is gavo to tlhe (oiveui'inent List. yetr t lie lanltdsomte revl"nntte of over $100,01) r(mt niekels : lonie. T1he Vlide mr'int (,t: ,-t wSeen the itit te value of the tive. ti 'ut nickel ild its face value led to ox- 1 r t lcoutnf11 it r iig. I . Several year ai.mgo nt assaiy'was mude nii:. ,: ycrmI o el. g 11nsywsmd Ir11'(f the c~iunterfeit Ickels, and it r1':t c, N dei'cov r( (1 tlit the cotunterfeiters 1 i Im lia tie (ilvermnillent 'uses in mali og th geiinle coius, co(i ... happ.v. Thle .laltosion of the P'eace-Makier. The 28th oi(f Febhruarty, .1811, was a sil hiave l iey Wahington. 'Capitain Stotonh for th uawvhe navy andi commanlderi of tefarus 11ni teid Sta tes war--steamenir Princetoin, fout lie onustrucutioni oft whichl lhe had supt-r- tioni 1. ittlemk., brou sghit huet to W iniigtoii, toi PouiO how what lie had accol 1diJhed. For 'h hi ~ is los hi invited1 th e Precsident~i unl i his (Ct ainet, C~ongressmten) i ind l 1 itrangers of dtiist inction11 to witn thein Dr. 'u iring o(f flu b ig guni called1( thie "' Peace- for ti ni lo r" wiih wais imade oif wrouught ao on :til (aried'l a hallI weigh ing 2in (Ir iiii 'iials. Ab out a hnudred of thle inv ited - *nu'ts went abioardl, jicludinig minv) iii--, tonl the vesse-l steainie,d don th, 1J ' itimtt ais fitr as Moiiun t Ve rnon. The it au--r wvorked adimiably, :tti tihe I -I i'iV-make "' wasu* fired threet timeIs. 44-d )in her rttun trip, as tlie tiompattivy limd iti i litishted a sumitpttuous ~ollattiii ai sl :1r still ait the tabh le, wtord wits passed owna that the "'Poeae-(-ker" wats to iredi aigain,i andt] tose who( wishedt toi t inessi it nus-t comte Oin ditelk. Forittitehly for Mr. Tyler and~ manyi ' tlu -as, b efoire t hwy couiildi get (li tdeck t h'e in was ired and explodk-d. 'VT reporit I the exlosuion wasM deafening iind~ rente hd great itaam amonilg the laudie -low. As tho smo(ke blew awayit a 'lmre lay numtgletd and ded AbeI1 tIil P. 'isinir, Secretttary o.f State; Thlomans W. I iwr, Seetaryi-~ of the Navy; Coi.n Fax'ey-, lute 3linister- to the IH1gue, andi '2 ilmeitl ( hardner, whose5i diaughiter Pre-si i. -nt Tyler- afterwamrtdiui taried.-i Besi<be 115e,- tw 11( a enl wvere ki Illed and elteve-i 'irs.a 'uiuer ad t. wvives ;uin g ill'hiers of isome oIf thei other vittte. l lit oni board, anud tllwir fetelings ein ill1 n 'rt-easily imatiginted tharn d1'escril 'd. A Man's Castle. it Coanetieut t-her-e aro limifs to thte ghfs (of strteet wires to otccup1y priv-ate rI per . ty ogaiinsft lie COn sent o(f its ownier. t enet ly ia te-lephonae comptian y atsked1 a . uti ford lima-nerission toi pit fits wie rt a ftew dmays out hti toof. Het was very hl to ob lige thle conmpauny, but 8oo'n siicvered that it was disposed to repe at w m iarale of theo cameul that got its enad into thle tent. After a month hail ,-~ issitd the owner noiuttited the ctompanv to~ m1k- off its wilts, anti when it ineglet'ed >ll io i, aifler watfitig at fur-thear reasonta-O hthiie, het tooik his ax and( out thorm n ny. 'IIi b -tiicomany su edi him for nuihionis m.ilury-, lbut thie judlge chuarged , it Jiuy thliat theo tinler- of the house iat as mat-h right to thei us'- of his ro of AGEl a to the uso of his parlo]'r, anid in a very nd w'1 minuttes thue juryv bruught int a vtt-iit uet for ft- d feiidia't. - t would there-iiOi ro alpp:. that iin Conn'ctienit house n:ner-s have sotw ri iglihs Whieb ev'-rhtadl ires aire bounad to r yspe. F-or Twenuty-dive Venra.0 Ev-en before tho war Hon. Kenneth . saer-, Solicitor- of Ithe reaurv-, w rote: - 'I havm~e foundtt it, t be I mo L ttst emapital emed-iy in howael atTe>etins. It has at-- 13 fiii' on e-xtenisive .popuiirity, Ito mucth p.a to- have~ -hioctmei a regular family t ne~dic-ine." For a qptarter of a centur'v tith the mDost astoutndinga. results, Dr. KArthington's Oholera and D)iarrho-a feicino has been a s:andard euro for )iarrmhoca, D)ysentery, Cholera, Cram2pst, - .ud pains of the Stomach and Bowels, O )yspepsia, Sick Stomach, Indigestion, .s e utmmer Comnplaint, Colie, etc. Dr. Levi o ~. Yates, of North Carolina, also endor- L es it. Sold( for 25 and 50) centta a bottle, ~)Aj T is BEITER to have love and lost," idvortised for the missing article to have never patronized a good paper. -0 is not so much danger fit a known foe spected one. t. W. lietu>n's C'elery nnd ('lrtmnontu 're- palsred exprn"(8'ly to uuro,and will lead:ihe of till kintds, Neuralgia, Ner t"s mand Dyspepsia. Proved and in I by physicians. eis always hope in a tan that actually rnestly worktt. umatine-Oontalino, Dr. Elmore's 105 Wil t. N. Y., is tho only real curative ever dis d for rheumat ism, and best remedy known Iney, liver and stotmach diseases. Abun >roofs. Sond for circulars. usual fortuno of coinplaint. is to excite ipt more than pity. .itno'S " l:inr (''rt r r"udlicafed mty p1) mt T/wfe /usr<l to /~"rck ote on(int(c(lly." T. IlIatri=ot. ltot'hestter, N. Y. $1. fittur destitny of the chiltb is alwyt%s the f the ntother. t,olonel t4elleron 1;! a 1'nter. Colonel novter ntade :i suecess of t'to ator btsine<, but Carholino struck a za, witi I 't ro'eut as it l'utse. If your tlhin t l falling; out, try it. < delight tore inl giving o' prtaetets than their diebts. o.1 feel dentrn.es in mind and body, or tr t:uch of general debility or nutlariat, sTrtN'. It gives t,ntte to the stomnot rontttes I lorougl dliget(o. )ruggi"t t. ttttl ntin is kinder to hi. enleintv tlout 1ad it to Itetir friends. les & childron's boots & shoes can't run ' Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffeners are used. JANID: m1inin1g cOmpllnty iS about to ta first divi<leml. A Cottrt orderod )e done. The money, $2,500, goes nan who got hurt whilo working te company. en your wife's health is bad, when nhi1ilren rire sicklv. when you feel worn ,e 11 tn's 1 on Ili Itern. t "r in bltsiness thiee things n tt ary. vledlge, (ct)),r a1114 timt,. .tFSvIi,1, N. C. )'. I. C. McLaugh "I ttsetl Brown's Iron llitters for :o nndl niow( fin Ikc. a n'\w man." et"rtain way to he 1 heatc<d is to fanev It mo' itre tning than others. T.. Ky. )e. F. 11. Wtathers sa's ir- I -n it's Iron l tters as a medicine I ItII wt"nr it." 11d tt,,ire f'tr a frieinI tht." sntil who tever l the tttrs of his tn itht-r. t dyspep'Ia, indigestion, depression of ant geeal debility, in their variout i so as a ltt eventiive against fever antd rind other i terittent tevt r, the 'Fer. Iosphorate I l;ixir of ('alsava " made awell. 1I z:irt & Co., New \'ork, at d oy al! i) ut gir ts is the best tontf; and Itients I ecovt rin,c from fever anti other ess, it has no equal. mta tlcptul upotn it thuit he im a gcatd httse intimuate 1'rit n<l. are. aill goodi. ON Tilth:T''V DAVS' TiIAL. r \ ,.: e I .. t Mt\1: rsh1:1l. M ie., I t'>r . 1 i , (' e lt -rtt. Ialt: trt i. I ; ::t iF. tt-ii A\ :lidnners ou - \itl t f\ 1 n ( . lt; lelti - t . :a iciindr(" 1 trotlti c:. I i .tlt t'sitpoinpte n-tstu h :t m t . l Ittnm s" vi ,or. .1<1 ca . isi i eittr St y l.thin a:llowed. tWrio tureTH rI y make N'.n ~, ai n nk hi rthd AnTHEr GRe aved . ry f1:1 lleT.,wERsAs:" >rl. .\ly :nAthES A Voniin to COMPANY, erkswitha cngh.a)n h:l,i e atton CvIRAE asgorlihse:n atere arinttttl tow Sgot one bottlftur' your Dr. Wn. lAnd' - -'r h'1un s she began it ttu< ri t i c n sy i tith tt i,tt as t . rcns in nrlf. Ik o f Ititi ae tint Itt it. ni al' .ls t has eure<l ii i t Ii.v ent years."rstl hy l e nlflt:1awsh iis ao <lnt aan pitythat wil not fofaketus THEl GREAT' IIITHUJRJ STWAN O butca re efr t'htter. Ornm.nttt u airrhf t..n,' cry,ig nmer conspnjt, fauiypep in.n for rrcl it the rt.'tiarttt' . twe . int r ciri'tikin t e tn .l' 'rt'-<nt t '.l it hit.tntN M<e. PJrrIr-< e N t i it O-tt eianro. N 'ritr 9 i . o iit '011: 4 i tt1. ir- i t.f w {itft.d 1,111 .e,t Tnr CHARLESwA.VOEE COeM ANY on roe. Adress I. IIALUTT ar. ot..d Me8. be lonf te ('tom-rrae 't a ch, live ('ttnat.l how a<lop' 'ct the sureta rem-tt t <he , Hosette's.tiolii IT 4tt tSdit ich !i tt anrd8 Di anriiwaTnw I h orgn' fanar mor tissedrih ' ad anth idela if th ornfora lR )i W ni, (.iver aomplain. STnn lTa RhenuKtntwigen tntLIa'ei.B V.O:kIng Arina bodil ma ad ilrtI.lh'a tri. n hin if ile with. IJO e l h V e ns ie. m sin D ugg r aa < NEW IMPROVED Largest Stock, finot Time Keepers., lowrest prioa SEN1) YUn UATALOuUS J. P. STEVENS WATCH CO. 4 WHTEUALL STr.T:r. - - ATLANTA. OA. . * " .. -& - e * o r-7Dt o5-T O N Rold n t . W r.ant.a , r.u. A,' 44e3 s Lo . JONES Of BINCHST, ~ILL & FACTORY SUPPUES OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE and PACKING, ILSE PUMPS AL KINDS, IPOM. E, A aPI iTING, BRASS GOODS, STEAM eAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS, &o. Send for Prio-list. W. H. DILLINGH AM & 00 421 Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY. CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. an VAKINg, OILS, P S r AgLL -r cutlIi. . H DiL INH:&Co,Augn , M0 . ce Bet algAL P upnN . t laua,G a. Credc P inlessly.r Thn 2Oheine la ab! o . S a le s w.v- or t fe S ' to i__ t:E . __a ___er__0 Ad.dS. 8,8CO Nso. LaU. Portan, !ne. HosPom i af . 0 1 m lull acH A L L'Stt ~a a- i Hiorsenoe sTHana, HErSa bo o Or ae t sothsan ea olss II a neIamp thougts pro(.0nMonalleeid,fOils. COUPIOCAN B SCLE 0 FORES,TTLS,&c LING .IJA tiIS AMi iIS J re C n s a e . a n yelra a,e ia Is en a T Juon 1WI PDIUc.. WIl.C i e , iteT/hiil., gi .e lin D. lA.tm afN E, aoi annger. disese,urn4 team,lnd Ah in<t Power.e Sand *iul(nes a ro es ch gar whih rka ing HAJ.I.rontIs, willn aili ye, eveck ~ OI E &-~)SCL O io use ngmeo no, a c P T oit H41) It am (. .cutat med fro dit, Sel OO ,an require orAdu tets,)1Kr il o 111?eor,~i 1 bA.~Ioat~i foid Ia Ise lis&e n a' 4ia nai7l.aatntlJa~ i :he17rc ' lO . ua. at(i a .r aI "shout the Uad Tidings." Mrs. Tuosa ATKINSON, of No. 29 Ring Street, Providence, R. I. Joins the exultant multitude in glad praise and thanksgiving. Mrs. A. says: *A few months ago I was taken seriously ill and obliged to give up my accustomed household dutioy. and teceive medical treatment, and gror worse continually ant!l I was confined to my bed. in spite of the doctor's preacriptions and the best advice that I could get. My SuNerings were ver severe from the excruciating pains 6l ny back, and my legs were very badly swollen, at tended with severe pains, which were supposed to be caused by the rheumatism. A Iriend of mine who ci lei b see me urged me to try Hunt's Romedy, stating that be know of the wonderful cures of several parties who bad taken this nodioine, in cases which seemed very nuch like mine, ecepting that they wore in much worse condition than I was. I consented to try the Remedy, and begun to take it as directed, and before I had tin shed taking one bottle the improvement in me was great, and it continued constantly, so that after I had taken loss than three bottles I was able to resume my household duties and do my work easily, although I had been confinod to the bed several weeks. The swelling of my limbs has disappeared, and the lamueness and pains in my back ar.' gone, all gone. For all of which, under the bilensing of a kind 'rovideoe, I an indobto4l to tlunt',. Rtumiy, and I beliovo that it is my duty aud privilego to inform all 'i ho aro Fufforing in.liko inannem 6t tho remarkablu curatico and restorative powers of ibis remedy, which I cheerfully recommend to all who are afflicted with Kidney Diso, and Dropsy." "Never Known to 1'all." This motto was adopted a uno years ago for the won derful Kidney medlcine, I unt's Remedy. It was a bold banner tocarry, for Ilunt's ltemuedyis rocomnended for some of the most fatal mnaladies -Iiright's dlisease and a 1l kidney, bladder, liver a'd urinary cotnpl tints. iluuti' ltenedy, ti great. kidney and liter imedicinte, int ni,J a positi- i cure, and realiy is 'never know n to fail." tpeakinig lchlui is t sign of vanity, for li thiat is avishi inl w01on in is a lulggatd ill thecl. A Great Problem. TAKE ALL THE Kidney& Liver Medicines, BLOOD PURIFIERS, RHEUMATIC Remedies. Dyspepsia And Indigestion Cures. Ague, Fever, And Bilious Specifics. Brain Nerve Force Revivers, Great Health Restorers. IN SIIODUT, TAKE ALL TIlE BEST quall ties of sall these, and the hest qtualltics of all the best .lledcines of time WorId. nnd you will find lhut 114)1' BITTEts hnave the best cnra tiae quanlit les mind piowem of ill concicetrated in tens, and thant timey wsill cuiro walmen on ' eor stil of tisese, singly or c.oanbinud, Qnil. A thmor ough 1 rinl wvill give poitive poof of ths.__ Ti) I'bAN.TEic. 'TMi is thes PerfcetUon of my fort y year, Numetteel Exper'ience and Situdy." Israel F. liown, Pesident. THE IMPROVED (COTTON GIN) FrEEDER & CONDENSER, FULLY (WA.R .ANTE ED Strong, Simple, Durable, not Complicated, eently snanaged,1l1ght running with steady inotion. --LOW PRICI:S. BreeneedetP fhi'd y. TnCaamto-Gin Co.a . IfewLondon,Ct.4 1 UPThme Brush Is driveni by belt.s at b>oth emns..Jj The cyliinde'rs are irm and stiff with caust steel becartogs ruanning in anti-friction sncial boxes. -b H h'flit i suh i' Thin'.11rt oi&111. tim i'stI will tnt bend, brio.ak off, or turn la.. 11ron puslleyst hroughost, b.ruish sironichynmade', witb -uljustale boxes and cmast i-teel joull nas. 'ihe machine in all pnrts 1-4 well l'eprtmned strong i;in framIme, filuromrio'r wo-rktasip, bist mllnterial, ani. mine finish adjusmted t o pr-moco be.t posible remuc.. lotwIithsitaniding the m;.nv niambldimi i 5rinv(eetn I'inere l'IIlCES will be kept at heretonfore putillied, I lzs IPri-eso it h eltlm~l. i lth slf. tiIcs. os Pei-de.r or Frede. r nil 1 - Condienser. Coddniier. :o sawe $ ';5 i) *i00 00 (-l-'5 ( 35" 87(~ 11.1id0') 1i 1.0 (-0 " 130 00 132 00 190 0 45 1,0') 1 0o00 l a0f0 (- " 12 0 l;oo on no I,) "' 10)07 32000 3-0 00 I "ifo!r. llr'o' nt Oins hmave15 b nini tinuinCt h11 'a tourmca.tonms ihan a.ny oilier two *makiei- combtinedi N. B. Outi manuf(actur!mt anIl ipinmg fneilities aro uinequalledi. ).nil di sa.ip tivo circulamr with. humn treds ->)f p1laters tetinmonmlain sent oni appilication. 0orremponidcnco Solleited, oddress, '.20WN COTTON (.IN Co., New London,00b EEMendl to MOOMEU'Ul flUNENEMSe U NIVERN8ITY4 ''rIutri tr . i I -'u r " Ii year. The Westingi Either .Automan 4 to 2?C(O 11 CANNOT hEAT, POUND OR CUT. Ench no Keying Uk Speclially adafpted to COTTON MILLS, ROLLING MILLS PL ANING MILL,, BA W MIL LS, FLOO R MILTS8 .PAPER MILLSB 00OVT ON GIN'NINiG, MINING, ELEOTRIO LIGHTING, jg- Se,ed fmor Iduustrated Ciretdar. 1|Q The WE~STI %fIiLiE MUti!E 00., P'ITTNBURGII, PA, General State Agenoiea DAmr. A. TrOMPLINS, Charlotte, N. c, Ar.' ANTA EEGINEERtING Co., 88 MarIetta Street, A'lanta, Ga. *aONTGOMERRY [ROlt WORIU, Montgos. ery. A.l*aalR.