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' Weekly adtv4ergis e a $ i lueert The unknown shore, th unknown shore I see it in tny dreatn; And in my blhssial walng hours So beiutiful it seems I' I faiin would launch myearthly bark Upon the open sea, s To renbi that distant uoknown shore, t So radiant to me. t 1 O lower bedecked ! O ,w begemmod! The wondrous.n unkn61n shore I Anil they who stand n pn its baunks, r Nor weep nor sorrowt tore. Green pnstures lie thil intire way, The water by it flowe. And -acred lily-blossomo grow Beide tho Sharon rose. The yellow flood comes siputkering.down, Pailin trees are bnthed in light ; Ont from among tho branchestlit. Firange birds with pju matge bright. Bird-notes are hearl il rustling leaves; 1I'irp-tones are float g o'er: Sernphic songs by seraph suug, Ecuho on that fair shore. I see no spectre on thos'hore; The hving Chljat is t.4erol Ile beokons mo *th o a hands, -. l istenstto my . 0 sonl, go forth with a fMr, To find the unknow shore, And all tihy dread an - 1 thy doubts Thy darkness, all 4 der, b. The Thun Storm, BIY OR~otO RENTlCuK. Ifiever was a m (f feeblt courage. Tiere are but few ties of either hit ian or elrtieetal MI fe, uptlon which I have not, looked wit .a brow of darin. 1 Jinve stood iitbatu. v. when the whirl. vind was rentdingoA from.tlheir rocky clills, atnd scatteringibwemn to the clouds. I have -cen. thesw Ings with a Iwel hn.g soul thaV ne bt of danger; but there i4 somehmng n the thunder's voice t hat. makes e t', Lremble like a child. I have tri o overcome this unman!v wikneess. have called-pride to my aid; I lia yen ought to lit1t11titlieti ily 1110lO r tr h urain lessona ycl-ud, tiy e hi 1 + quiveran dmeswithin mie. . My dread of.tlhunntlr had its origiti in an incident, that occurred whe' I was a' boy of ten years. I had a cousin. a girl of the s'ame age as myself, who had belii the cutistant.* Companion of my .childiood. Strange that after the lapse of so . many year, that countenance should bo fainiliar to ume I cati see the bilight young creature, her eyes f1ashi tg like a beautiful gut, her free loc-s streaming as with joy upon 'the rising gtle ; itr cleek .glowing like. a ruby throtigh 'transparent snow. - Her'voice iad the iuelody and joyousness of a bird'f antd wnIt 14ho boiatded over the wiodlm *d, hill. or freslh greet valley, shou ing a glad anawer to every* voico (f ntitturk-, and clapping her little hatnds, ii tlwu very ecstacy of her y'oung exis. tence', she looked as if breukimg away, a .freo nighnLigale frotm the earth, and go. ing oil wthero all things are beautiful aid happy like her. It was in the niiddle of August. he little girl had been raosing some days at my father's hotse', and site was now to return home. Her path lay across the fields, and .1 gladly bcitme the compan. ion of her. walk. Lnever knew a sum. nier morning tmore beautiful and still. But one -cloud . wa visible, and ihat seemned as pure aw, white, peaceful. as if it h1ad beun the -it -ense amoke of some burning censer of tlb skies.. The leaves hutng silent in the - oods. the wAters in teto bay forgot theirundu.atiig, the flow. era were'.bendinig tahir heads as if dream. ing of thie raiubom anud dew",'and the at. moatphere fas of juth a soft , und luxuri ous sweetess th4 it seemned a .cloud of toaes? adittered Jowvn by the hand of a :.zeri frohi the faroffgarsdin of Paradise. Thio' ~reek eart~ atnd bhtse. Eater lay abrt - .in thueir Imndleseas, ald he peaceful aky' iig 'dver thenm. The. r butupp h nii-as oft " sh some"'s.t~~l fio~~~r ho w ndde~a h *naw before, and there - was not even a quiver npon the sleeping waters .o iel1 of the hurricane. The temp. esL wai oinevitable. As the only resort, we fled to a mighty oak that stood at the foot of the precipice. ' Here we re. lke bloody giants in the.sky. -The maied and gazed breathlesly upon the clouds , martialitg.. themselvbs thunder was not freguent, but every burst was so -fearful t6 i the young creature who stood beside me, shult her eyes convulively, ch11g with Oes perate strength to my arm, shrieki'ng as if her he" rt would break. Ii a few minutes the storm was uponmis. .}Pir. sng the height of its fairy the little girl Iited her fingers towards the preecice which towered above us- looked, and saw an , athystine pe4k--the-text moment udo opened and the moun tain tot. o its foundtaion; a roar like the' oof the universe filled the air, and I felt myself blinjed and thrown I knew not whither. -How long I remained insensible I cannot tell g but when consciousness re. -turned, the violence of the tenpest was abating, the roaring of iinds was dving on the tree-tops, and the deep tones of thunder cloud came .in faint mirmhars froth the eastern hills. I rose and look ed trenilngly and almoisly deliriouAv around. *ho was there the dear idol of ,lly infait -loe, strbtched ont on 'the earth. * After' w moment of irresolutioi, I went and looked upon her. - The handkerehil, 4upon her neck was slight. ly -rent.' A 'single -red and dark spot upon her bosom .told where the pathway of death had been. At first .[ clasped her to my breast with a cryof agony, and thaen laid her down and daze.e tp4 her face with al most ft-elings of calmness. Her bright -disheveled rin'glis., prond her brow; the lookof teror 'hiad faded from her hips, and infai swiles were pictured thero; the rd rosa.tinga upoil her cheek Its yll jlife bl esd it to ed, and*I not my Iemrt wRSt' ret I have but,- a dim recllectioh of what followed ; I * kn%' thanti remaained we,.p. imye atad nmotioldlss'. till the coiing twilight, And I Weas taken tenderly by th' hand and ledaO'-y where I saw the Coiunii e~aniace, of padhJts and sisters. - Many'year lavo gone by on the wings. of' lihat.and .hndows but the scn I have portrayed stili come over me with a. terrikle' distinctness. The oak yitt sitanda Ot the botioi of the [pre cipices, but its.limbs are black anid dead, and tlie hollow trunk looks upward to the sky. as if cnlling to the clouds for drink, is an enibleip,of decay. 0nevyear ago * tihited the spot, and the thonglts. of fy-gon yenra came mqirfniftlly' to ,me. I tbought-.of tie little iIago(ent-being who fell by my side hke some beantiful tr*' ofispring,'rent by tho' whirlwind in the inidst of its bloSsoming. But I remmbered-and oh 1-1hera wiasjoy ih th'e nemny--that she had gotewhors no tighitnings slum' her in ihe rainbow eloud, and where'thi, sunlight wat'rs re brekeil only by Pse form breath o'f Omhipntence. My readers will' imderetand' why I shrink in terror fryim thunder. Even the consciousness oT security is no relief. to me-mv fears have assuinied the na.. tnre of an inis' iuct, and seem indeed part of my existence. ' A NKODOTI. o aDNR JotNsTot.-,"M. W. M."-&ays a;d exchainge, seyda us the following anecdote df .the-later Gene Sid. meyomm ina : . , *"WhileSidney sfohris'on -reqided. on Oyster~ creek. in T1etas,. he kept a'tare Mexican li'on, 'of whchb h6- wva very fond, and which fonloived nnm. evry ivhere-like a dog. -On? day'..whileat .dinner With a&nieral Lamar hatd Rev, Mr. F'ontaine, he was'feeding hliiWy Wgrv peices. of tfnear, and happeheng to grive' 'him a rare nihoe, wthkboddr froma in, th4k Ilin seizedthaad a held it, cruahhig it and Arowlng'WirmW. fr, with adi yfes 4xed on jaia basten' en. Johnp ,without a cry'of pain -i A68 sjeb 4 otlookced utea;dily as bhge d geld uietl,* several iihe.,- k l -6)a. , Anq~ ima.j ,only growlq$ m; Jahad hit Iwhen, turning * tdhe - hiof to'lhat~ hind, blew out the ri.;~ ~h lnd *~a~~~~~d h:. e. 9 he HoNy. A CONDUCTon SAyPD A yO'oU LADY FROM J IgNG OoKEC:D TO DEA'r H. --Not long since C6nductor Cawlev had the blesed orivilege of carrying ot a loving couple, who assmhffned the postbtn of "Lord Ullin's Dkighter" and her be trothed, so affectingly described in the Teache' Instittit'iast week: "One lovely hand wa4stretched for aid, And one was round her'lover"-- . Only in this csse instead of one hand be. ing "stretched'for'aid," it was whtere the other wats, encircling his inamorata. Thmey' had evidently been up. or at least awake, very late'the eve:ing before, for the traimi had not reached Early till the fematlo member of the firm was sotind asleep-nothing to. be wondered at, for the position she hid asumed was in every way favorable to calm and sweet repose. TfNI(, bysitters were simply antused - but oonductor. Cawley, more exjper ienced, foresaw serious. if not fatal re stilts. A pproachintg tte sleeping mal. den,'he took -no wrist in his hand. antl 'oyking at his watch wih a professional air, after a few monents addrestsed the young man. "My dear sir, ;lo you not see-you are iling your ladv ?" "What?" exelaimed lte youth itn opeimoithed astonisliment "Don't yot sen you are killing that young lady? Her pulse,is only eigh tuengo the minute.no'w, and.uness ?o'u let go your hold ground neck, yont will have hter chokt-d .to death inl ten min. nites !'' ' H -let go. There was laughter among observers. htl CA wley passed demurely otn.-..buhuque Thuaes. - Household ald other Receipes. Recent. Iron M.tmild, or Ink spots on linett, n'y be removed, by pilowintg a a drop of tallow fron a candle to fall on the spot. before sending the article to the latulress. chlorideof lime. dissolhed in water, and washmtinit il cold water afterwards. - Ink st. in may he removed from books liy innistenittg them with a solo. tion oftartaric acid. Faded ribijohn may hoe rrestored to tIheir original color by pntting theiij itt a drawer with a battle of smelling salts uncorked. Te remove marking' ink stains front limen-soak tI phrt in a strong solution of corrosive subliniate, and afterwards W1ash wall in water. - GoLrw, ' VAxNISt-tIPtlverize- one drachm of sal'ron nnd half a drachm of dragon's bl1od. and put thtn into otto pint. 6f spirits of wihe. ' Add two oiiees of gtutn shell.llfe and two drachms. of socatr,ane aloes - divolve the-whole by a gentle - ieat. Yellow -paintted wood varnisied with the mixt.are, Avill appear almiost eqtal to gold. , . Ti-.rs TO LANDUxn j t Gtx..NEAL SitxaR'AN S Onoxi:t-We observe, inl the proceedings of the Setnate, ott the 1911h16 the ahthendmenit conifrming the titlks of lunds issued by General Sher. man, making them vahd for. three years instepd of forever itas een a4opted. In, this shape.tlbe bill'ivili donibtless become a law. ,, Aiond tn apprehension on this poimg.be realzed, wo shall have only'to express our"eget that'the State abonid be deprived of'the full benefits whicl ' mtight be -ecured from sthe'vast extent of valuable territory known as the~ sea. isla id. -)Ve are infprmed thtat i gentle. mafoof-p1uthinence and titznonce left ths-diy two days ag> fpr the purpose of rttiy- re aentog to those parties, who teem t ..tave-it mii themi poweor to pass mthj mstfr tJieitnumeruble eviIf that .J d ' t pent taje of f'airs, the - S oNl ufet to alincalculable extet, b~y pot hating, for the sext three years, a *et~n an1indins Wich might bit ecued~rog's ogs. o ecton antd ~l r~~lik'e such, theo ati~s.14it:e lh ge -attd au hei o perk thte plan. , oer )yn method, will ~pnIing at.rd So'ste ly their :iat itnois lbses tasa~tijnal fro 'iesg E&dit *o94opt7 to ~IthIeir grain athbexen to that oiin, it adof sen#hi 4 by tS Mooa~suIes oS, re way ch