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.*?W fl;ajt .H t^b?Citrs Rato^o/ Transient
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*^ ***v?y**g?rTi*t< ^Doatders ?ecei*e?j afV iteoaonaWo
0 BniKS.
bur. l > .f. \'<l i.'.IrrmA') jfMmjlQ} t>mmp%*i
*toeiresipnpi?^ea/amjne^jtv???t3
ffiiWWtrttjUtfcSft&H on bis father's knee,
"Why ?re those eggs that you see me hold
bofoVed'siSliely vVUn^raeVntf***?
lAnd^h^s/JujkbeauUfi|Lbird that lays
|toucn$es?lrf*^A* #l?r days T"
^Yo?ihbTe.'hv?ri, Wobpi, ef,4&e^e^wth
died, .a'l'^/I UOOU
|rfWSW# rV*t fhnxyyind ctpoified ;
[IltffeoV jM?py.i? Mlw:*hoin Go*
? reward?
Car od for the'corpse of hlBtaartyr'd fioikU
And piously tombed it within the rock,
And closed the 'gate with a mighty block.
Now obssa by the tomb a fair, tree grew, j
W i st h pendulous leaves and blossoms of blue;
And deep in the green tree's shadowy breast
A beautiful singing bird sat on. her nest.
Which was bordered with mosses like mall
'.ekitf/p 1
And held four eggs of ivory white.
Now, when the bird from her dim recess
Ana looked on the n cam my race-so pmc,
And the dear feet pierced with the: c/uM nail,
iigh.Broke'v4t| I JkjJno\^ng.
Her heart nij
And eui of the depth of her sorrow she sang.
AU night long, till the morn was up,
She sat and sang in her moss-wreathed cu
A song of sorrow as wild ind shrill
As the homeless wind when it
So full at'tears, so loud ana loi
That the grief of the world
to a song.
But soon there came, through the weepiag
night,
A glimmering nngol olothcJ *^J^l?piTT
And he rolled lhe stell* from tlte tlsatMLay.
Where the Lord of the heavens sad the earth
lay,
f And*Christ arose in the cavern's gloom,
And in living lustre came from the tomb.. !
"Now ttirbird that sat in
Ikdield the celestial mystery
|A&<fits keas} frfslUVfff1 ff"f ot flight,
gAmdjit pouredja sfMg fajthajirotliiiig night,
?Notes, climbifeg if tes-^ifi fi|J, higher,
tThey. shoot W Vd[rl^*A4#f0re. |
?#S hen^TV^^^'ngJFyV^^ angel heard
?hc WrrOwji^6ong-4(AftU%riering bird,
And heard the following chant of mirth ?
$hn{f failed ChrTsJPTlscn (Vom the earth, j
cet liird, bo forever blest;
'ggs. and tby ojo.'s-wreathed
ne.-t.
ft't -f^-'
lie naid: 'S\vei
Hyselfi thy ?
And ever, my child, since that biassed night.
Where death- bo wool ktih tattle Lord of
The eggs of that sweetIsfcdQft?heir
-And h^aith rrof^a^d aa!
BY MUS M. A. DENInON. j
'Yes,' said the girl pn<4tr>nit?ly, Inly:
'Ute in twrmrreir, ?ow fees mit f siiy cares.
ftyti B Wanfc AffiWiff waT^
you? Tuu dun t know wnufy^u ask ;
you don't knoW whai an unh tppy, dis
satisfied girl I am; how tired of every
thing aboat .nie.""' From Monday morn
ing tijl j^aturday uiglit,, I must p/rfnrui
tho aanje tuoiomo duties "lhaj) tftora
lie always the rehearsal Satgrdajf.'aqd
the singing di) 8un<Jiy. My father
reeds bis sermon f.o ujc iu tho middle of
the week, so that is nothing new ?ou't
ask me to bo your wife, Louis; you
would be sorry in * yw if I said jus.'
?I thought you loved m^fojd the
young man, sadly.
?So I do; ?at least I think I d>,' she
a44e4 w?tn a ennous ingeuuuusn-:s3.
'I am sure, Louis, I lore no one better
than you; but I tell you this kind ot
life don't su'.t me.'
w l\YJtet would suit you, dear Vn
'I hardly dare soy; bui:l snbUld like
to bo something groat?to bo looked up
fn^ ndmired?.annknn of with enthusias
tio praise. I should prefer to live in a
city where I could see great people and
art galleries and go to conoerts-l-ycs,
and to the theatre, though father thinks
it so wicked.'
'Ah, Alice, dear, your bead is turned,
not your heart; pray God not your j
heart. Going to the great city hat
changed you; and yet, if I remember,
you did not like your rLeJi relA^es.'
'No, nor they mo ; but they fmi?d me
very handy. I could mako over their ?
dresses and embroider dainty little necjei- i
ties, and serve them in a thousand'ways;
yet, filave-lilo though It was, In one
sense, they have invited me, nud [ am
g ing there again, to stay six weeks.'
H>h AI roc 4' :
?And then, when I conre baok?\fjr\
do'?she- paused: a aionjepf, /or Ld\na*T
?face had eviangcd, airs, alter aH. she did
love hint better than she know?-1 wil
give you your answor.'
'If you coma kyfai Goodbye, Alloc.
?Are you going r
'Why should I stay ? You will not
come back, Alice. Good-night, auc
good-bye.'
'Good-byo, then/ she answered, proud-j
ly, and hurried into the porob of ttv >
parsonage, hot tcara crowding up to ho *
eyes.
?I don't oare for him at all; wh; r
should I cry V she asked horself angriff
as ahe enterestA<9fpjfeto ae
'Alice,' tfsWtfUlM1 'brin? ,n0
my Church-Ilistory.*?rhank you, child;;
but what makes you so pale, birdio V \
?Nothing, father, only I'm tlretj
Good-night,' and Alice sought her ovrjr
, room.
Ooe week more and Alic* was on her.,
way, to the city, to livo over again what
had been before a life of torture?rend
ered endurable, however, by one cher
ished, underlying purpose. Her mind j
?jflMelNfl Y??l tfRfrrtflo had"
praised, had once aaid that ho fenrd lor j
his poor little motherless girl, because
she had genius. j
Madame Lo Muir had just given audi
ence to an importunate woman, whose
story of wretchedness had drawn largely
upon her sympathies. Indeed, she had
several calls that morning, none of the
pleasant} but sho seldom permitted t
poor to leave her empty-handed, an
she wWA&it?lo 4aVtWtluch poop
were bettor worth studying than all h
bonks. From their voices, gestun
their pathos aud their pleuding, aj
learned much.
There was a knock at the door of 1:
?Auother applicant? uskeJ"Thc
a me.
'Yes, but perhaps it is not best tl
mndame see* her, though she is e;
different from the.ro?t.'
'What is she like, Marie?' -
'Liko a rose, madamo ? the duinti
flower of a??Wltr?-juaid,' said tho g
'with a face po sweet that I almost b<
you will sec hor. After those sorrowful
ones, I think it would do you good^;
madame.'
?Perhaps it would. Ask her ujv; *1
am rested tiow.'
cQitCre^Who^teieu^ho-f a?* a mom
nut afterward. Her dress \* is of pure
white, as fresh and delicate as itcoubl
well bo. Upon her head was a prcUty
hat, edged with a single fail cf lace. A
capo as simple iu its fashion us her kmc
Was pure aud innocent, tell to her waist.
tftnooth, though well-worn, gloves lith .l
tltf D^?T*?ifC??ldi ir*^NkJ|^rV,^#,?:l?d
had *M|Vj. jVJjU^a&Yf 4aT *' "'>I""><"J I" A
beauty.
For soiue moments tho great artiste
gazed delightedly upon this vision) of
natural grace?so pure, so rofiiiecj, so
.1 i .Wirb
artless.
'What did you wish of me, my dear*?lm
irlcsV lyiik tjBciukluJ a little.
Isl'w?** jr>i?|ai_|itli blushes
as she said, lifting her blue dyes reVert
ently :
?1 saw you last, night-' <
'Weil,and what did you thiak of mo ?'
asked tho woman, ?wiljng. b>j
'I thought?oh, I thought that tp be
as gifted aud as grcaleajayeuf eV would
rse^A)9eVMost--life itself.'
- .\rrii'pere?p rurjaent'
The womfti'a^eyaiJiljHfaircd. Her
voice was very low^ aodwahadieJLs fffi?
SdAilVrnm between closed teeth. ' toSejef i
are you ?*&e'fafte& a momont after M<*1
'My name l3^fi<#^rfa$inme. I.A6fi
only a country-girl, but [ feel thcr(efjL-p
that within mo would raise mo to great*
ue8s. I have a talent for tho 6tage.lSrt4 N
can recite for you jf you wiah it. (>l*y
uindame, yooj have influence; yuur'posi
tion is gieat; your name is written
among the stars?will you let tue pour*
where you ureP Will you find rnc
e t e you
'Like m?'-=?to be liko mo ! Poor bhi!d,
are you mu4-?%?.
Alien looked at her, startled byjtbff
hollow ring of her voice.
you want nie lo be your mend. I wllbj
bo tho best friend ever you had ' Oh,
yon are ho liko what 1 was I fleaven
keep you from becoming what jr*$mv*'
You ?hiink from me. That is ojQi;
^yo^<5all?ly??r!3K p3rirtf^u#di^m^
Listen : My fathor was a clerejnjtws-erl
i
Perjiepi h\
of reading and rrrp^rkri'tirdiff Nighl
after night I ta* seJsrdsstetog thi
> thr pirn ien* BjtcevBd ig? ?s^^ajfeft (M
?*(le*m,11RM tft fetfet -ttocfyao* enlc^l
upon the theatrical proretaioH0.! Ij
had no ?ofT.? ^J^!^? M
duceesytfqrncd my head?flattery ruined
Uli. TU ?liy I Bill 1 lUWtwMWee^hfrywrfo;
tlie namo'of ftlo mother iwsW^Ne^r&fe'
Alice was weeping. ?>" a -l?>'j
'You are youpg^qj j^t^
you ask to come heroyott cinn?t dream
mo, you may live to cry out, 11 am lost!'
iLike' me, you may hear that your father
has ffotpi trokenOaaertesl to tWarravc ;
thaSBeWSei w? IrJ^ftJlfiwhom
you loved?if thorn bo such?is the
husband of a. happy i w*wiiwYqu- may
f$f'$!fl'W* P'rice-ess l<a^yo1l'*i1lrcw
from 'you',* Tor a 'lifeT ^pnTry,^-^^^'''
*bnc'cW,,knr tonrcful splendor: *>?rhere,t
"o^riX ,lI T;^i)V,rVf?q to. nVnap you cry;
but I do say, that willingly would I die
f?ttioji/^,,$"iJ<J, I] bring,.p^clt^jr tnno
ccnt youth {Jo homo, young girl ; and
wlfrjp j^on arc tempted to bo grtajt, think
of tho 'star'you saw laat.njght, blazing'
with a false lustre; and remernbor" how
;eViatJWJiifloO oi *oitoVl
rrenoO Hswaielf ?xvedssflll ? : jptif>?i
V;^Vc'ii.vo4i^Vt aa K'ftbvious, taken a
M^olyiirtercwt in Mr, Hutnaerlo Civil
Kight* project. Whatever its 'essential
merits. .We kit J not approve the policy of
engrafting ?uch a measure on general
amnesty. ' Wo Want universal amnesty"
unpurchnscd, unqualified, unbalanced
bf aif?olufJ,(M^ wcjoitai ied im-?
p?r?ill .^JsTrngJL \Ye lifvel^upporte'H
each from the outset^ not as a make-*'
height to something else, butVo'c?uso it
Now that the BChetuo of attaching
d'ivil rights W amnesty has resulted Ihi
the .tejijporan' di-featuof both, we ask the1
Souicfimif* nnsfocnicy *f? tue ?South -to
Jo.?k. at civil (jf you please social) fights
in tho ligbtof those accomplirlud aud
uudouiahla facts'.
?neariy'ljVu millions ol tl;uiy??and are
not going away. A handful may go
f<o)^t|.i^t?/i||.^,|j?t* ?t ^Ifaftj uinoty
uiue of^rW'WiJ'fJ'jdivd vill stay. It is
ftfyci that tboy arc tree, au4 caauof, be
re-pus^vejj. You might as wefl attoinpl
to rcco^'ijr.iji/i ejovv of last Fourth of July
morning as to re-ansluve those five mil
f,09gf.^(1-f'i,-.iafll., di noku '
It is a fact that they vote, ns others
dornetare* ^eligible to oflioe. Sit or
eightSdftbero arc now members of Co:i- |
grtss, as more will be. nince a majority
of the voters are:black iu ut least twenty
districts.
i)o':you supfioe?-. oan you hn ?"?{?,'.no, rh?t
theso ' colored members of Cungre?s are
always to journey to and from
Washing
too iu ? sinnkiug cars i Can . you really
afford to insist that they shall''1
We saw a Uioat rcspectod minister Of
the Gospel driven-out of a Philadelphia
|i^fc'J^s|^oui|>^llcdjj^ staud^)ilhe front
platform or get off altogether?about the'
timeJrtbnt Philadelphia gave several
tomwi Majorityt#t liwfio's ns-ejec
tiou. Of cou?-*h, wy knew that eouhj'nt
last, and it did'ntL ?
hk% Southerucr born, of wl^junpp South
will yet hjjve. ihv ?ol)e proud?w:
returning from a uiwt important mission
W^i-0eV6fli}||#iii eunipu'ny with iSeha
kWr>Vt?ir}$f**)*r WWW** ou 1 l,:lL
wiuwi^^j^aaeaesifttgMe Virgiuia ateam
was
feoj- d|nae||^fa^frt^
went forward, wJrt'ltetf^BWWa^mMy
AopVfetf ^HrfeMlblrtMitf wW* a'J?%gc r
^fYrcf^ftnH^pfeW^e **M*>#t <WtOtK{ w.ftit i
\ WitoerJ^e^M^^^4tet'v%*itir?94?' <t,
ktrfl'Virginia ??4 nir* Wrong* fa* 1 tiet- ?
ty*burg and Appumnttbx.
ff rf'Are *#? men' or ehirdren Wtaf lay fefcco.
illrll^a1ne^aa<>eKi8fdJ ?d beteototq ?ic :
,T ^pWe^^tto^'-'frie^ttWiipil^f ' Jfrfytii
should become important to us ?and the
1l^rig,TjTteTi r/a?e''h^i^h^i!w*8jk ) as
Tr,!tTfo^a? eitruj^
' t?l$gr?pn HrfyitFtd BeStf* a special' envoy
td'W^sntfhgten; atld1 tSi'ttlti&a ono who
lands'afc51 NeV ^OrleanshMflr lBaifenuaui-j-<
'sm?li: we'or?ef'him^?tWttet^?'
refuse, to let him eat till lie reaches
''Washington? ^rrot; Why treat -Kim
better th'ab' the member1 froth 4?lor4d? k*r
thwbbrf?tdr fr?ur Mississippi f iUol .
:it A'few days ? Since,' a ? white family,
^ItaSring hired a pirate ?ox)k'*V%' 'theatre,
'wcbrthUnerie dttei time, antreidatinglj
an evening of pleasure, hut their child's
uurse was yellow; and eould not be ad
mit ted; so the family went 'homo .and
sulked thrrjtfgh the1 eveaiqgw odWdio
proGted by their lossf, > 1 .auB rfVlilw
Men of the South ! you were once
accounted Shrewd politicians. iDoes
this look like it? Arc you not allowing
y6ur women to ruie youi" Wo entreat .you
to heed the Englishman a exhortation
to his departing friend. ''Ho good to
yourself, John." We ;noed co civil
rights bill if you will only evince a little
houicIy~"cbn:TlT?ln *sARQ. Jftilt shoving
your representatives in Congress- and
their Wives into nlthy smoking-cars,
while you compel them to pay first class
fare, is a folly which you will surciy be
ashamed of whenever your h cuds''? re |
i
mm ---?s
A Sctysiji jot Humor. '
i ?d f
* von* ob I ii Ar .77?#;. F .-f.uui.-.i.iifc ! 1
If you tell a man that he has no
poetical faculty, no talent lor'ni'ailaciiia
'?Kn?.r?. 'Hf l.fj.;;i ?'L.t.M.j til* i
for
.,*e
even aditiit, thu?gTi that'is Jess common,
that bis logic is not remark,'abie,'fur
clearness or precision, nnd he w!I very
ofiqu. consent. Witt) surprising readiness
to be pronoMitcfl 4sfiyfinjj Lb anj ?i" lbo
Christian s\H%t%. ot! JJqt wc have ucver
knowu anybody who would fraukly con
fess that ha was without a sense of
humor. Wo hav? boon acrjuninufl with
senior wranglers, with professors of
political economy, with members of
Parliament possessed by a morbid appe
tite, for useful inlLrmatiuOjneteu/Witfi
contributors to comio newspapers, and J
'we have never mot arty oue candid
enough oc BufficieiiUy.aCqUsirfMed with
his own powers to admit, what; is at
worst rattler a misfortune than a fault
On the oth - r hand, if we were to apply
to people for their Opinion of their
rieighborw, we should como.to the con
clusion that the faculty was more likely
to be nun-existent titan otunipresci)f.
No l'renehriiah, . wo are soinctimes told,
has a real sense of humor; the Gbf man
article is of' Hie "humblest kind;
Sc?tchiiian nan only b6'' qssuiled by
means of a surgical operation ;'und, in
short, jf we except a few Englishmen
Irishmen, and Americans, the whole
world is in a stale of utter darkness
the faet probably is that' tbo word
??humor," though We flatter ourselves
Hint we attach a ?ieiiaei meaning tu it,
has as shifting and indefinite a s'gnifiea
tton: -a.-* 'nibsV dther words which imply
that our emotion? have been accurately
analyzed. in some meanings .of the
term, anyl.ody'WAods'capablewf4*10?*^
lungh limy Hatter hiiutadf that J>a has a
? %n^ioo'| itf>mhers,'iL?uir lies a
very rate ?tfd -"dclicat* Isculty indeed.
We rrtiiy j.crhiips vonture to assume that'
humor Innil 4ls souse* implies a der tain
delight in strange contrasts of mood,?a
pleasure tu ex trusting, langhte*. from
tears, or etile tw?; a moro er less de
cided lovO of the bizarre nod creentric ;
and therefore, in its creative shapes, a,
power of blending together the most
diverging lines of sentiment, so us to
produce buruionious or at least agree
able olhcts. ; That which is specially
ant lpathutie to the hUuiuroUS mau id the
prolonged harping upon ono 'airing,
w he tits? of ntutmtice or sentiment, nnd ,
he longs te intruduca some mrlety. even
ill the cost at logic or of reverence. It
mitural)y I fuPbwa I that a Iforjj large
proviuoe of the humorous i8/ubsuiu?.ely
iuterdieted to wimcu. .Jtlany/ >of jbst
most Amusing c-4lsrn%m3itW/ever Ws?o
>* * ? cii Loi. ,1 visrui i
??jfc ^Wori&?t^^an^^
inWfffgwOBui^airftrfftlr P^nJ?P&lb^I^ *
Shakespeare by. tjje, potor^ua^wder
Cicero said with respect (o^ t?e dod
trinn nf thn immortality of the Vouf: '''ffj
e
'hWor^?er ^e^i^^^nbWiji I
0117 ,hea<l J^at-Saut^ (jMsa^pals a^ great
place, and ?*^fjnjr^i ^ytjmatcly to bb<
greater. It may.that wo' are prejudicea
'? fWl^iv^T^^fiJ^trk^ therf1
is R ?wj Ja^ips.:00* t;KiDR.Hwr
know there are many things in South:
> tfaroiimttfa at? ftr? aoty> q?dvire&l$|iiT*be
Staie?ioyiQ*n|ue?^,b4F,^,e^e|^uta cjP
all political creeds, is acknowledged to
um> tri r-aaS llgycmjjapr / UWt jSfoftrjiuay ?
be said of the government of South Car
olina wJl^^fti^tB^yjcrjlgS'fat extent,
tovcvery State in tho Union. Corruption
is We ftleVof thrflayr-W'Clit*rom
wnrmflr miy pnHiaiiua ftn tiiu geumai
degrada<!ib?trthe >tfnlc8';rf K\re deplore
it. Corrupt and partisan as is the goV
eminent of South Carolina, it would bv
very difficult to find a spot on i UU globe
which makes a more pleasant ho?*?-. The
soil in Squtli Carolina is not {so ?jich as
is tho soil of SQino other localities; but
??'III,- 1 I -? ?<( '?. . u( ; CjJ.liio', t -t ,
there aro tew spots in the State of South
Carolina where an'ihiust'rl'?u3rni'dn cau
not make a good liv'rbg. The simple fact]
that Sou ih Carolina lias not been preetra
t.'d beyond l^opo of recovery by her, own
riders, is qn evidence of Ijcr^^w.crs of
endurance." The'rccupcra'tivo power of
tho.State of South Carolina is demon
g&atetl by tlic fact that l)cr' people1, as a
general ? thing, co^menced^tlie^'World
oder'the war>poor,?andf many-. d& them'
worse,thsn,;poofrHlo^Jjf ,in,I4cbt. -?fot
wiihstauding. the continual pressure ami
drainage to which the inhabitants, of
South Carolina "have, for' tlio last six1
feMNe^'W^
portion of them have increased iu wealth.
If ttfe ?iai? ?"fPtfatH'Carulluu-rras boon1
able to ?g?*rW'tfnde?^Rtf'>lUvy burdcos
which have been itnpoiod upon her, whaf
wotf? af/e^iU'tnc'erentahesn btfrdens
^'re'TtlmoTeVlP'" ?"! -?i 8?"? b (a?n>JsUt ! -1!
?)If-!we ate aftkedhfofniQuh Reasons fbf'
believing that those onerous and Cf.yhl
our sun pic reply is that night aua darfp.'
ness must be followed by day and 'tight.
Whcfi or fibW-'a^rrge'wiir IsA^^pW?
^butn Cm?oHna,?dfr not -paetaoa jto7"
know. We confidently expect a elw?gc?K
sometime..; When, this ^qn^o ..cpmes,0
tw.e:.?"fc JPi^ty mistaken if South Caroli
na is n ranked as one of tne first States11
iu the Union. If alt iTiifl' is a dream,
w^deslre ?0 dreanron. tt hi plbasant.
Tt may be-nn air castle- If so, the fall
trill i nj uro uo on0. ? 1 ~urk<1 ti c fjnunirer., j
III *i'J ..? 1\l-y-.X*m*;~-'PFl {!<* 9W1
;iiiRr-, flqs^eto,1R ^i?^;8,uOT0 fig]
Edinburgh^ Drofcssea^o njare otscovcre,^
a sovereign oure Tor the sorerd h^daeb.^
to wTiioh so mHrTy^'narVoui' wohicni a?j^
subject, ant) tho-Ola?*^^o]mcroas in
all Ameriuati cities, consider it obligatory
to give cimulation to the d.octyr/e pr?v^
criptiou,. without ! vouching, bowcvgrjJ
for its efficiency. It is a very sitbrJe,!
one, as follows: ' ,s^s
x urpeuiiae, iu do^es or twenty oi l
shirty drops, given at intervals .fejf an^
hour or two, will not only jromove the
bi-adatdiC, but produce in a wonderful
'*} wjig ttet jiHMw*r?*)npat; tunuj1,
A Sun Francisco paper ia put out of
jcncvolenco by a \\it\n fus at its ex
pense, anil Mays (1 'We regard the atro
cious cerrcspoftdont aartn infernal fiend, J
a false-tongued/- rm?digb?:writer,^a*|
rod-handed assosstu, a thief,* Ht*acho(4
?arm, n fr'a?d, a ghott, and any unpleas
ant per*cm. We enteem -him ai peat
greuu demon of the steaming pit with a
cotton-wood ssi.r, nyea Id hts aides, and a j
cork nock s'tiddcd with hot door-knobs !
If there is aoything wurse th?t this, wc
think liim thwL' . ? ? .* ?
A story is {old-of a soldier who was
frown iu Siberia, Uia last remark was,
'It ia e<?' \l? then ?V../.? as stiff ss
upcblo. Iu the sumrnor of 1H?0 some
physicians found him, sftcrJjajriog laiu
j'roaea fo?-,one liun^ra^^^ ?t'tcen yepp.
tfhUto g^>i^ljM[fcTPfdj<|^| unonj
^IwskWjjtrlio^ies^^p^, rh^^nclu^oy
his gWrO^.w^t^'^cd^l^ oold .'
*>c*d Wo*$4q ^hJPl?m^iW^i
hpfcrstddnwcdsjh ^ly^l*,!
|d*atkr&ing l??ii*^^,f;lr|J)
i^t^enou^ Ifcrtughv, 04tt^??re
protests o?j^l)fMJH4^^f#lDpli>f
ab? -?u-A*ff'kTf ti;""flri||ijtt[r
aftboryear uMil ^ -^?f, hf" ^ft, JHj*
unwemL'o SHie^tjf^vP^f l^t^^D^l
hKirifr- ^^Hrnjrir*> 7 iTTitaTlft|jtf %
of thwtiBkv^th^wjh srffe yjWlW^J0
stsnds'alonp i^Miiaiaapect antonginjgi
c4l irrifitrslfe A^^i^ rW^atkwt
<i?*&en/t?bxip ?ajAo feflr^a?W&JlWP'
thss descants up*?oUf WbW&rfS UfA^1'
cosily illustrated by thuso^jfc^ T?jmft
?their uro oX it witl^fha^o^of^in?
oesniion: ) ? i-iijjc mjr'i !a?aao? Mb
So raucl?V and ofionn*flo(JW?fiV??#|P*
tiencc is prutod about tb^vj^f^pb^o
Hin* ita virtues jraaeAyi.get a;&cArjp^nd.
yet tbelatteeak^iusrfiyi T^nff iT^jwiT"
?<filic??cwvo,u?i?n?eatj tq soy^fhe^a JgjQp
te^r^tfoiasor? Mm b^lWWfttf1
ctoud^iafcdiafuaftf? oyarffprjrfSdjo^rW0
counteract I he efiueta of r^f'^rf IJ&jli*'
tk*od4i*o%e are iUs|o(tKe'>w^N9i7Slir
totftfteooehs^aoi ;g;* "^T/utflff*
We^'.*irclyv^^
??r~;?- ,ji it i,m|, .jfTAW| |MFHIj liUMi.
i vA^.^ipo^cou^^ry.jpaper ^j?jesTo
ihiufc. that as thpjwajjuilwpa^he^ a^u^
xk* h0Pptha*lAhc Illino'w tfe^gr
will adjourn must bo.strengthened,^ bc
,cause.fwhen,nuda'ryt, begins tb( s^nnc up
from the miastip, .b^gs of tliogaogWn
the uiombcra wHjjfoeJ tba^^riogWgw
?nopLtCc fur^tcm,:, {S^j^^Sj^
ius wVaRd ^f^ns.^ 00 $$2*
read jly, as on.ft .,b^laforrOsha^lTBy
bis. efforts to ri,yV,,peffpst^eor^ ^
Au ^xchangft; says:
invented a pitcnt bug Uu?Uiv:A>ro>^ ??
?wi^&AfcjW> P.Wfr Ali tl^.^pc?^*^1?
AireW^are, fc??P/&?^Si'
the deadly b.ug-bustcr is placed. Tlj
baasUog Jj^feaeivc^a ?^"jgj 0
ycrnunlWt <$ the roon^ tbrou
JWfi.riB^i*^a%n%c5a0,a
afriKiJtifj ilWQ$^*cT
and ?t-bbed^^^w^
wni- ?-i,a., ix>o^ jfit jdo. (? (ir.o
'!o??in <j il.3w??/?T*'irT^TTT"
, The ?peoplo of Nashville.afts.
arJ?^rf^n^nce AW#
?^^^jra rfes5j
he res,d^iHpurjpe^Roo.
? W HO?, Jo'rii To/ew!liKw>t
^A^yottng A W J.jjd j in^onuecffcut
weighing four hundred and twentyfeve
pounds. The coffin proved too big to
go into the"Tpu?c/lor'' into the "hearse?
and finally the grave was too sma'l for
\tl pttk %ras. hardly fair fftefe person of
iHeee ?iinKmstaMaitardia^lhajt Mltajf He
^honKl ? bavw 1*9iod *bj>.jiolph^iifm^tfo?
cf^HWtyi/?o'*> adi ol }n?<afcd?s?#
Smith and Jo^s.^ei^^ jffBage.
rid, andnih* oeayersatinn jjHinejI^j^Dar
;win's tl?CQry<.irffjAjo^, aTr**^trflM^?jr/
said Smith; .. ^int pf a^noda^jgoped
hurtMm 1' ....'Il*I?tta*> t'?nuirj Jout ZZT.'
ta^iptuOtisV, n^iuj^^aa 1
>r.rfi ntcel ?? .b^vi^ ^
,ff .jj. ||} MV^fmlK imjtfu .
A pubhsbpr sent ,to a.Ngrr^totrjj edi
tor the other da^y, a new. ?Benc. entitled
^Vhat Shal} Bdy r^ve;Mear^* The
Norristowu mau, regarded, the question
'(f^utlo|?en j^f ^ jpry^ /?l^^)*1?"
deriag.caijns^.jn a suit
hogs, 'iherp were juat ^biftjy^ hogs in
the drove-..:; Pl^asCj jo. .remember that
?ict^tjtirt.y^a rfW^ilPll^f?1***
as many ss in that jury ^r^ge^t{amen!'
Tha coauacl dtd'nt gajn.his.casa^
An English writer.r
di'i8 to look .f?vp'rabiy.upho
gagod in agricultoral purju^Tmng as
? reason thaaAncsr motlier ^rMe mtrrioi
a H?'d:^.'.yll^loSalt^ atfJ.^'woror
that tho gardouer^ost hy^fuVtiou iu
w i^^S^Sr^^^0*^ ****
cause sn^^ivi^lfp^rfor^