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« Ui^rnilfir4^k. VOL. X 1 1 1 a BARNWELL COURT HOUSE, S. C., JANUARY 16,1890. V cn T People's Bank —OF— GRAHAMS. S- 1>. M. (iUESS, Pkeiiidkxto C. I.. WKOTKN, Cisiuek. T)opo«lu solicited, Kpecial Mtlrntion to C'ollevtioiiK made at loweat r*U‘!« of cxvImii^rM.— l^>aiu made to farmer* on go<*d iTdlat- » r alw. fjatdLJin Special Notice. •All j«de-?).tfHl to me. aith»r-Ly. lhiol« dr o|H*u amount, are requested U> tnaWn early eefflenietit, a<i louder indul- Filmic tava ft . -i • "ao ^ Cl!AKL'>S rECIIMANN. Barnwell, Sent, ft, 1HX9. J. E* Einstein, WITH A S WATER LILY. £•*• mr darllnc. what I I o tl«U tl-taer «*Uli i<n*»vr uliit^ wlnjf. That Ui«* \fut»*r. i»t<omin^. * Fluattil. fraught wiih *t ,r ' a »% tivJe dream hrjc than have It tK*rn<» t*i r •<, Itaer a. «lt»r. liiy ; Ttien Itx Wviv* airain Mroutil ti*U« O'er a «l* , ep. •ii>'Merii>iM trio. OuaiM tlie* - fn»tn the miMnunln stream; IVvitMiM ‘tin. there tiulreatn; ’Ninth Uh* mtrfaee lurfca a •.jirile, IIMih'U !•>' the lily's white (Itlbl, thy Imeoui Nthe Mtr»ofa. Ah. tis fatal there 0* «lrrjuu: K«>r lH > ta%*tt) that lily'* i»hren. Wait* a sprite with ^lancea keen. —KrvintHe Nurwe/i m »•! IlearlU linen THK voni.Kirs CALL Two pretty ;youttx *teihliic iut!»e yaril fnaitin^ ; 141 l MTKCKT, ha v ivisnsr ah. a a Wholrs.ilo I>oa)trr In Ocntit’, Boys’. Childmtr’ anti l.adice’ Mata. women, pLler*, I were an a.lol»o house in a tiiitiiiii; town of Now Mexico. One hud a |«!e. si>rniwfiil fa«*e, and her widow’s ctical Watchmaker. First door south of Hrmvn lloiii*r. Barn well C. II., S. C., offer* id* *uo lees to the |»utdie. An exprdeotre of upward* of forty Vrar* is the beat ituHrantwe that he ■^HWPPWWw^PBPII mi nm nut a ax Ibe ntolerarioit of hi* eliarjv**. Reliable lime keejiere for sale. . oteliN MMairntii" dre*< Odd t>f reeent iKTeavemcnt. TIk* other wn*bright and fair, nthl her voting faiv w n> n* y.*t itneltHi.lod by sorrows of her, own. Though plainly «1re*«v|, ttiey had an ulr of Meatiiea« und refin-ment, and it w;i* apimre it at a glance that they di<l not U* l<to tlw* ris^h niiitius wettUoiient. Al- UkhisIi it was u«ar the eml *»f iN’ceirtber.yhe . . .^ , air »va* so miM tliat tiiere was no net*i of t . \ . _ | ^ ^ ^ Tlio pipi and row s of Ujo , the stra^lin^ stnvt, ut*«l l»arefi«.t'*J eiiil- iIitii were |*J.*)'in^ in front of t’.ie a*lo'.ie bouiku und little plunk euhiiu tiiat made tin* honu ly villa^tx . rreuentlj t!i** sniuul of a honse’i* bo»*fs was hrmnl omiin^ tlowti tiw* rma I lending from the u ines half n mile ubi\t» lie.* town, rw«r whi*h tlie oClnai of the mining e<mi|»any were hs’att*!. Tu* younger w*himw»V cyi-» hri^’iteiK*! and a *imh«.*»f w* le*«nte came t*» h^d never explored tn Ihnt dircetioH. thon«L he had often look<*d mrimidy toward thn mid eol«*r**l iTTio ami wond<jr**l wbnt It nh^ht l*u Now. ustltere wen* fully tw o hours of day* li^ht renmininj. and hi* Uor** wm* fn*'l» nnd willing, he d cided to ri«L* in that dim*tion. feeling sure that he •**tthl Mtisfv hi* curio«e ity nnd rewi'u homcagifiu by ntgUtfaU. A* his kur***’* hiH»f* M»mid***l over tha gt und. «h*xens *>f prairie rul*bit* ilarted uf fr »m their haunts in tlK> sage brush nnd wont seurrying over the plain; a moccasin ’ s’ciko wrigglwl slo’-ly arrows the patli nnd slid into a hole mndo Ity tine of the burrow- I or*, a bird skimmed the air'overhead; but, so far a* he rttuld see, there was no other , sign of life u» the piuirkiwbeu the settle- im-nt httitNs**ti left iK-hind. It wa* not a lively or liiephiting view; but | AiwlrewS b«*art was light with the thought— , <4 tils ju*t etni»i4eU*l Uk-k and I.L* hoj>eful wen* in I letter shujie than lie h.ul antici|iate«l. ' Alkv and the Imby would Is* amply provided aiikl wiMwi limy ■■nai aiisi aaMh*! m « Uif el.iir.dher* 7mTi conifnrtalde New Kiiglund i'.ome, Andrew tho plain the n-*ruin: csiuM turn lii4aiteu'iou to lit* own intemli nnd ls*gin thi- prejiaration of u houv.* for luin- s*-Sf :ui*l ll*-leti. In tbe solitude of tin* plain he Imrst into singing. ninL the sound *-f hi.* strong young vui ** rolled outc.ver the prairie in Miulcbn* of college song*, (doottition n»el<r dies nnd gO'p.d hyiun*. Finally be tried tlu ringing ’‘ymiol ’ timt ha<l just l*.>*-n caught up as u enll by the cowlsiy* «»f the pluins, nnd which lie hail Ipjtrd the evening In-fore, a* u party of ihcui, win! and noi>y, rudo into the luiuing i Uhga “Ye*» b*?vie, yeo le-o-ia,' enrol f ua Aurauy yodlcr of tho Jibuti bawl given beforo; . j “Yeo t *<vli*. yeo Y**o U* o k*, y*-o h'-o, Yeolosih*, yeo k* *» Uk Yi*o k* u le-o-cK);’* They w* re waiting for him now, no d -nM. in tin* n<k*ls* Imusi*. the tea tnhlft reoily, tho curtains drawn. Helen at the d<*>r jm'haps, watching ami wondering w-hy iie *11*1 n<*t come. How riie sweet fare would |*ale and aaihhui. how the light would go out front tho (■right eyes nnd the joy front tho ymmg heart when he should !»•* given up as lost I Would it be h-Hirs ls-foro this watchii»g won Id turn to anxiet}, l*.*fore a rcamie |»nrty would start out from the village to search for the nii«*>:ng maul (>ti. long le-f«>re that time tlie shim mering sand* would have cl*Med over him, and iu treacherous surfaea would lull no Yen |e^>-U*. yen le-<vh\ Yiw I:- u k* * 1 i' Twice, thrien. f<mr times he gn\e the cry. listening between e;u'li call. Then; dh-tan^ iTne ausu’eruig Lark' wver plain the r<.-‘ruin: * *;Yeu k*-u leoj-o'” Again End again AiwTrv'w gave the y*slel, ami again the answer came liai k. Ami thru, against tin* background **f the sky, npjsured tho outline <»f u galloping jxmy and hik ridii' s{H**ling os* r th«* prairie. "Woubl thotlistaot- rider «ec hihtl C*mld- hi* voice, his strength, hold could the plaiusniuit rover A tin* of t'i© t^ewd. In the b^autitiil <*emo*--rv of Atbeni stands an idd tomhfif a family once prwupnont, ml only In th* classic cit...1»ut ia oth»-r riliea thmughout the *t*;e. f a it art* laid at riwt the boditw of several am*estnr>i w|iu or.ee played pnnuiuent |»arts in ilia history oi Athi-iis and tho *tatn Heath slights tut fam ily, though f**r a time It may paw* »t by A few years after the war. tb* dmir of the ht*t cold resting place of the family jrawn-sl for a while nnd cl*sa**l again on tha Increased dand who slept within itadark, c*>k| rt**ew*es For anme years there were no death*, and the silem** of the t*»nth wa* unbroken, save for lie* visits of loved ones w hoknclt wltlmut amt offer**! a prayer f»>r the *lra*l or |*dtl k»ving trilmta to tbeir virtues. At last death «wme once mope. The jps*d old grandmother bowed to tha will of lime, and dear one* gathered M |*ny their lost rcspwta Tlie sol ctnnjii*M*ohsioy WOWtd its alow way to the cemetery Tho door of the vault opened heavily on Its JUngi/Sua It sw ung U»e¥ to receive ils dew*b A flmil of goklen sunlight lil!«*d the tomb, dia pdling. the gloom rtml revealing a strange sight. There, creeping along the wall* and ovrr the coQlns. wa* * white vinw Pure and jiearly it stood In b <l 1 relief aguin*t the «lark liackgrouml and glistened in the sunlight, (hit what nv*»t astonkdie*! tho*<* who suw it wa* it* urn »dvi|icd wtmlnig*. There was no mistaking the rcMcnihUneo. It was almost a *mfrf. -Atek.- <4>1 < [irrfitt urn But the wotuh-r dui not stop that shortening , ii«*ru. Curling furllu-r ou. It formed a I), the ---A-Hew Tbi* country has eertnud* dooe ite part b* fumi»hing new siwrtes •*< t-^nr To the 01*1 \Y*>rld list it low* added lha eiimnimei |*:ar, ' tlte tni«* blm k Iwar, the ro.vh tAi-k tsr silver OO and. mo»t tkn-Uik* *'f all. iirau*. Ivrox (tha gmxU'i, ti»e imist formiibilda N-.ite that. , » walk* the "urfa*-e of the planet H**v«t aw c«tutrt* ffom the Alaskan Alfa* imli-ato that Amerv-a ha* eves broken its own rec*tni Two miner* who had M-t <sit from Yakntat t*> jiro*|ioet tho foothills of Mount St. I’lm> wen*omasinga valley densely wo*sled with yellow ee»Ur, dr and hemlock oo tha south easterly snte of tlir mminlaia, and kail aat down to i\***t for a.few minute* on an immense log when tlvy heanl a slight noiee at the far ♦fVl of lr, followed by a laid sniff, (ilancing in that direction titer saw an amnmi resem bling a tasar in star and other rexpucts, snva that the head acotueJ ratlw-r bn«drr, ami tlva c»dor, at a tHutnneoof a donm yanls, was th*V <if n silver gray fox or a brindled wolf. Thne Rings, <lelivcre*l In quick succession from « Winchester in the haiwi* of *nie of tlw uiitKTR, laid the animal lifeieaa iu tba thick, •oft moss betfido tlw huge log. I TOE SILASES OF •n * TWEY THINK ANO CAN THtY TALK WITH- EACH OTHCftf Cridewe That They Can 0 and anma Other Thlnp Canjtee <M»ty ITwdar tbft WatO^—H**w i What They ffewr—Twtata for A*«topa. * Hstb Green, the Notwe of Aak calturaJw America. Mieved that M talkal to other, and the idea wby homaaniaa extrav» agaut one ■* It la mnrwlal by naturalists that rertatft insects and many of the lower i tin* jower of uu|sorting me by praeeawa imkwown to aa^ Tha bxU* . hobiwdiUng with each other, the cooing dove wooing lu amte vocally,4he hfa cluHnag Ix-r l.r.K>.| uu*l«*r pnitisrting wings, are fwmlt- iar inutanre* of Vocal luterround aaroaf m- aocts and Idnls, and no owe who has watched the minnows of a draitow pool, or.Uewe In aa 1 her lip*, and even tlw widow * face- khowed a j f.iin ray pl***'Ure i»* the ti»*ns* w ith it* Lpan^ jato = ^ v « ,a a eo K- <* te, yeo k*-*\ Yen le-**-le. y«*o 1 --o-le, Yeo Up-uTe-seor*^ Th -re wa* iiothing to «*n*r Ixack nn echo In thi* Uut country; )»t Aylrew tluMight he Ik-»u'*I a ***1111*1'like an cvho of hi* vince *s» i- ing from the dntunca. Some »sm t*iy Tirmhe pl.nii must luive heard hi* call nml aiixworeil, thinking It tin* voir*) of a comrade. AbUivw StO|l)**i lit * •Hi**.*. “I .lon't know r.n I wish to aenre up any .-.xiiiM^y of |!.:»I mi-: r.-,i .rf inyridc.’* h<* s u-1 to hiiUM.-lf. ”1 think I’d better kevp qj*«*t." FiiJy three mile* lay between him end tho distance l**4.v*-cn thom. nml d«*\ im si'ioo , family initial. A.-4(mui)UK*ut,«**nsis| n->t here means of b'Ip La-foro it wa.* too latcf lie It wanunpe mystery, nml the climax has was dashing rapidly onward like a n**-kjc*a vet to lie reached. The minister offered on i..„ _ m ruler uf Aha. t«ui-wkvMdwg hu jsmy '■ ttw-prttywT-^A.xtwsTi. ashes, «lu*t l*. AmUAa xmagu. uu.> aa*. nl>out, pow and tlnn, n* if to w*o whence Tiimsi who were looking at fbo white came tku iov Lddc ymiicr's cry. Amirov hu*l ►ctll*sl in tho sand nearly to nr-nts. scattering over the coflluauf the dead. —Augusta (C»a.i Chronicle. In ! 1I ..^*ri U ;^ U ^ a . r, ‘. aijuariara. has failed to see equally sure twrt. rations that U*h,4 have a wav of tlwir oen* in ooiurnuuicatiug with seen after Thmf dart ap to oue anothar, put Utwra foyetiwr for a moment, and Uiao dart etf again with an air as much as to nay, right,’* Old iKarhy lu*. In one of his pm-ina, calN Ash “the enicelna daughter* of 'the Mi pot- luted one.*’ but many of the Mwdents aed utmU-nts testify to the uttcruncs.** of tlu.ni fouml to he a bear, but his pelage wn> made upof a thick uml*-ri'oat of far of & Mate gray color, nut of which grew a SM-ond coal of loagrr, ciorwor hair, both black ami white, giving tho licust its pi'culiar bright gray and briitilk*l tints. Tho dcin arwm*-*l to lie so fins that tlw men took it off, and mi their .return I rip, two day* later, cartful it to Yakntat, It proved to Is* a comnderabls prize, for a (rmier offtwd them fWfor It, In «h adjoin-*- OvLT aiwi ot&era tall Bewrws ttw pmyw-. -A-morrr, vu^aw t« ^ Utr wUk ^ lbo MtlTM Ud glu0> • itin —— w * 1 xa Luyh ^ss i *— _ ■_» '* ■ f w " "■ IT , i—y—- — —y ip IT" r 9 " 1 ! fh ffTJrfffT^vs V IStWeVvvvsTT, / saw it tr*-mb|e, tu**n it >book nml reU m frag. the belt. The nmlertow dragged more lieav tty. He was sinking fiivt. r an-i fnstiT. Tire d njinir of n death cry rang iu tin* next y«*U-l lliat~wcnt up fnTin hi* slruLicd throat, und it wo.> cmlut in the* piteous cull: "Here.Yili heref Help! HrfpF“ niu li-L-r Lad st.qijwd In tiu* trntcr of the i Adolph Itee^cU. The death of tbi» .celebrated pianist cannot * hr tuid to have left a void lu the iuu*jcul- workl, Heusait having l«»ng |*ivw<| th<» ng,. of active and mf1u~ijtl.il serviev iu the cause prairie, an I wua Us>khtg aUut iu perplexity. ^ ids art. Uul« esjieyi'ally rutiUcd to nr luombraiwv as forming a link lietwren the Dr. J. II. E. MILHOUS, Dental Surgeon* Dlackvillc, S. C. ; AV ill jtave regular appointnieuts a* follow s: Al Barnwell, II. from 1st. Monday * <«r *alri*-iUy j in each tuontli to Wwd- uemlay evening. Office at the I’ailn- •on Il4*ti«e. At Sally’s, B. A. A N. R, R., from Jd Monday iu eai’li month to We lne*- <lay ewnliijf. Office at I’rice’s Hotel, i Will be at iii* homeoltlj*watBiacLvilie every Friday and Saturday fmm 1st uf , February to JOth •Septemher inelu*ivr, | and every Thursday, Friday anUSatur- , day, fnuu 1st October to .list January Inclusive. Will intkeapp'Mii'inrnt* w ith patient* to meet them at either oi his offices at any Uuie. l*aiWwts « ui dud |t mora comfnrtnhle to have their work done at the oftt.T, though if d**»ired w ill call ou the^n at their residence* anywhere witliin thirty ! fia^h mr ami a bit fie va* a well built, go. I man. a picture of athletic strength,* U' , rfe,*t he.ach ami cb«*erj g.».t>l t«otrjieir- A* be euu/it *lj ; it Af tac.ivail«i ; v.mag women he lift -l tii> hat and *wungit in grvting. n*nl the p! :u*uut *niik« winch acc..uip.ini.*l the grstuiv mmlt* hi» fji*e al:n-M l*iy Lb in tls ex l<r«*>»i<>H <»f loerry g«s»l naturu. •‘Well, h«*w <kv* it go, AndrewP a*>ked the ehler <*f tb*- ►iM'-r.-s u» be reined hi* Lor?** in fror.t *-t ih<*->i.*ir *’Fain<wi4y, Ahcr,” ho rtiL*W' r *t. "1 shr.il •laid. th-M--einlu-s* m*c«>uiiU tmimnmw, upik in two .lay - after, if v.ki .-an get ri a-ly so won. g;rl», wt* can »ay p*4|-t*y to this ranch sml’start bo* New 1!ugi in J. How wail that |kl. »«>- you, Hek-nr' nml la* turned with u liright and tender smile toward the)oungcr of lla* fciNt.-r*. u Oh. I am glady" k!i«* <-xclaiai<xl. ”thdy tkuik. All sv w.- <-an <:».*ml New Year’s day, ju rliajs-. in ill*- d -ar oJ«1 home. l!o.< pleascii fall , r nml in**»her will I*. !’ 1 “We sUatl Iksl cold weather lh»*rc bv this tim-,” snggeiU»*l A0*1 reir. “You know it a m\er in New laigland ii'iwr." “I d>*n’t •■un*.” r*q*lied Helen, with energy. •’A sn -w U-uik twenty fc-t high wou’tterrify me. It will be a **ght of Ltiuty.’' Andrew tanglw*! “ Will. I d*Hi't ts-bece we dud I .tny of ns»«e -n n t** s*v home again, ikit I uin off m»w f*»r j rule ov.r tin* plain. After ising shut np iu I Ik- o.Tkv all .lay I want a l.rvmth of f cxereife. JSo d.«.» L'a;»- • 4-., -Vfkit V- h^r.T -ff/w J Oe ^ I *■ ’ ,. JSSI 5n» t 1m,king young *-^ie.l ahn.^t as fn. awntThs when he had lV ^ llki t miles of Dla**k ville. ladies Wanted AT- Mrs. Molairs New Store, tain, lu- isspHiing for a gallop.” •*Y<hi wmi’t U* gone long, Andre* P sug g’*.;e«l the one w ho Ik* Itud ealU*l Altee. Oh. no! I wrill In, l*ack iu tj-.w* (># taipper. ju*t n ri le out two **r ihnv niiV*» uti>l Uick." And w r.h another-gill * and m*l for, Ilci.«n tin* y'Aing luan turned hi* horso's head and caiitetv I away ovtr tl>c plain. “How well in* ri.les,” sal 1 Helen. “Yes, irvioc.!," r.-pl’isl A!i«*«*; “he docs everything wfll that he undertake.*. lL*n qui- ki» he Rtraightcnc*! out that dreadful hitsiiMMi muddl'v 1 don’t km.w what neever —MAIN (C.VVK S OI<D STAND). First door West of Tobin’s l>rtt^ Store, To kcc. admire and purchase the host and m«t*t tK-aitfifnl Millinery GimhIm ever hroiiffitt to Hnnutell at price* that rhallenjje approbation and defy conijie- tition.— ’ - The stock i» oomplete, emhra' , lnff ail . ^mid- in tha* millinery line tiiat are needed to adorn and make happy the fair sex and to charm ami captivate the lord* of ereatieu. Without attempting the jnipn**ible task of enumerating it* attractions Mrs. Molair rout *nu her-elf with Inviting ills ladies of all the ciutn- ty to eall and be convinced that they —* xvm h' suited with goo ** that c.\n not [ be uxcelled In more pretention* pUc‘*s’• and at prices that cau not be uudot* quoted anywhere. Dress Goods In all’the late and most popular and ap- proveaj fabrics w III he foun*l at tlie old etand which has so long been head quarters for tbi* llneof trade and w hich pledge* every effort to preserve and lit- * cfenso its well won prestige. * Beforegoingfurtlierandsurely faring • xftvr«e the ladle* are cordially invited to visit both stores, Inspect ffooda and - . - - — /l vs, Inspect go>ds ami learn* pH ccs. • MTtM. MOl,AII?. Bam well C. HfJ S. C. Injectoi*, Shafting, Beltinf, .iod Effbofr j j fehmil I iiavu «I»mi*» without him. YouYy a for tamale girl, H~lrtt. ,, -j- An Ih-len ua.*of Iho samMqvInion bIic made. ( o-t rejily. and IkhIj »Umm1 wati-hmg tk > -v*t* w -* young rid<r nx he over the pl un. Aliev retui w blow* AIGtt TT*ttt>*Tn.*.v Ij.» TadTaHHi pan «.w tier and *u*x rii»t*"i-icnt «>f the Good Will Mlver numw, v.hich h id jii't l»»-gan t>> joy px*! divnlcml* Iwfotv hi* Mid . ddi death. Six months hi*farc he had fitted ! upa*h(Nt*o in the mining vL’l.ig** wit’u the licst that the wfion of tho country c«iuld i mi poly, and t •ut^L" bii wifw, »vb<» bad «*mio from tht*wa»t. with her y sing si^ier, Ilcleii. a girl of p.i, t» In-ar her company. Kver.v thing v.*-s Mnuigv and many things ua.Mii- g-anal and iincomforiable to tin* young Now F.nglaml tuuueu; bui they made tUe G -t of ( uiutter.- in tli. ir 1 *mt»orary Invn - and |.sik.*l on the Ixiglit side of the fortune that was coining, until om* dark day wheu Albert Was br-Migut hoiue from t!u* r.iin-s where anacci dent Hu-1 lmpp-*u**i. fatuliy injur«*l. There wa> no hojsj from the tlr*t; it few hour* of rii.urp suffering, a few of urn-on- scioiisnes*. nnd then the vising wife was a widow and l»er htlle one was fntherlt^si. Tiiii weeks that followed w*-rn full of tron- ble f grief nnd anxiKf. With tne exception of hi r «fi*tor nr. 1 her littb child. Alice wa* surround**! by wt ranger*. Early in tho day s of her U-rc.n cn.nuit siio wa* tompeHol to arouse* ho-srlf to claim her rights in the min ing property whom In r htt*lmnd had inv***tc*l his labor and his money. Unfamiliar with hi* lm*ine*s olTairs, i-ho was iroubh-l aivl lw>- wil'lered by this new can*. She hail written, iu her perplexity, to her htnlwnd’s brother, a bright young lawyer, who wa* engaged in the practiev of hi.* jirtifc-wit'ii in,a New Eng land city. He bad responded very noon hi jicixni to his hlster-in-law’s apjtmJ, and in a remarkably short timo had irtrtiigbtened «mt tho tmiiWesonm bu-lne>* latigln. Ih-voting hi» quick mind, l ^al knowledge nnd energy tie* ta*k, matters ImoI |*rt'gms8e«l to tlie Alwnit k o. • n f nir j, r ^ t of Alliert HmlsonV i-hnre began in goon v ftl \ t j n *atisfartory wttleinent of lapping and faflm 0 au * . him ' waM on . bmd. ! stopped to too wte *- w Mctloo. A ing. He bad cut the hmuestring ana I AJt*<l L u ' ,,r » slnrto*!, but he wx* gra lually couiing uearv-r to it. Iiavin; truveh*l in a j r«-Uy dlr«*'t line over the prnirk-. A bill***k «rowtnsl with a cactus Uiw-kct, wlilehdi • had Ht»t ms-ii at llr-t, npj«*nred G-yond it. Slowly I'm- ime tvonme i jorv dearly d--ffnoil, and nt Li>t it* hmita •iqK-ar.*! qn!te didiiwt—a dbtnnce of nearly live tiiilea fnini his Ktnrtlug |*<*int. It wa* a lielt of odd «Mh*r**d Kind wlgnig a Ktn*ain winwe shalhi’w jwater flowial dowlv over a rari ty ticT The bordering miikI. iu fact, was «Milr a (siiitiuunti-in of tho Mn»a:n's U>i, ris ing w it!i a stlglit *!<qv- frnn the water ainl w ith no marketi line of division to Vejiarate It from the rand of the armyo. In tlie rays • >f the setting ton the |*ar1ie!r*<if rmils»v«u*l to shift mid change and glitter with a curt*-us n. ht. ^ The entire rand h^wras but a few ro l« in width, but extended f*ir a mnafck*rabb* di*- tiunv ubetg t!»' margin of tluv-treum. Alsiut n t|i»®-n Vi.nls from the tslgw where Aiulrcw tiain*l Lis liorvi thiTe wa* lyingh nectillur yeilmv stone, which had appnrvnm tk*en wa>!iel u]**»u the Knud from the aituya An drew w x* Mciifthing of an <*utiiu*iaht iu the eojj ectiim of mineral fjKa'inn tr<, nml tlie uj»- crarce*4 thi* sttuieattracted hi*ntteutioii. v) urgoil hrj lv>rM> f<jrward. I’aptniu trott>l on willingly enough until he icndw 1 the edge of tliO.*nml l**l. But thero he ktartr-l back, pulling furnni.-ly nt tho jvi.i n* he thr«-w his head upward, and Aiwln w * urging (*>u!d not indiieu biiu U> taka a sUp uver tile rand border. “ikut't Ilk" the looks, eh. CaptainT *>.'Hd A ml few. patting tho n-vk of tho n-armg horsa. “Well, it ch*** l-s>k rather soft und shifts, to lie Mire. One of u» w ill by euougU to go on, 1 reckon.’* He sli'iped fruni the horse’s Imck. L*l him backward nfew nsls'iutd fa-tem*! him ion K-rubt»y htil** tr»-o ihit w-v» mnkhig h ti;ht for life on the prairie. T!)-*ii he n-luru-d t<* the sand hue lie »<vw>;»*l up a handful of t.i- n:id ibid examined it euri ely. “Yln-a nml b-wpstone,’* he Miul. «* he threw the:substance e-way. ’’Slipprry stulP; hut it l«>»ks fol.-rubly dry, pndtal-’y Is not very deep, a:»d I have no doubt i can get .over o :..mt any *i n-jhlo.” He ti*>k a Tew quick (tcrasi the eilgi ntvtwvsawd lirl.'iiaip rttlOi vrall.i. g l»*-ame more dfTTJ ulL' IIo rt'idd hardly lift Ins l**)t.«d feet from t’.ie dinging sand. Hut the curious Stom) was alnKist wit'dn his reach, and he lund*- n few jpore stejw fi»rwar«L Tho h«*t *?.*o eau**sl him to sink so de-*ply a* to iln-ro wa* na c-m»ra<l«» scouring over the jdmn at his ow n break m-ck spctsl—w h.»< he had expected to iwx* w ben ho answered the I, lildLe* * ••aught Mght t»f tdv' tcthcfeil sinking figure, with wildly wav ing arms, struggling ia the eanA Tlicn, | wuh the *|wi*l of r.n arrow, ho spum*!. kls pony nerbss the plain, uutwifTuig aa he ca;no • a ww Imy’s lumo from his «n<klla. Never dd :m Indian |s>nv make a swifter flight urrtV* lie* western plain. on*l never did a bold rauchiuan inafco a more gn’danl ink*. Andrew’s hend, shnuklem and arms were atone % i*ihi* when he n iudi**.| a j-hu-y fn*m which the. laws* n'ailJ he* lhr**wit t)nlv cow hoy’s Lcn*u e-Je, only Lu jmu-tii*».l l»atid and Mrong arm i\>uld have p-rfonm*d the next f-at The l.-tMai elrelcd through tho air. Andrew saw it coming; felt, ratlicr titan '«w«r, it ►wiyp aUivv the «fui<‘k»aud, heard the »*ovr Ikm ’• encouraging enll: “I'atdi lw.Id there, stranger! Don’t he n*nry! Slijilt under your arm»! i'il have you out in a jiffy!" He caught il»«» lariat. tYi.h the slmgr.lj of a u; '4 ^-phtiug for hi* Itf** he rai«t*l bis arms ubnvo tlie ingulfing sand. Tiie msiee •wept over hi* head; it )K^wa*| nlmut hu shoitklers; ht* rrais wiawtled thnwigh. Tin n with a quiik jerk thoiuxwe tighteuud around hu G»ly lielow tli« arm*. With a w Iksjj»tins con Isiv st^i tt*) hi* hAr«c fi»rw:ir*l. .There was a strange "en-ntit.ii aS the lariat tightened fr<*m the rider to the rrtivl itn|M isofted man. The strain **f the |.*ntlier strap aituost x-ldj.iped bis U vain, bul it Ml! With a frenzy of j*)y he felt his body lift- lag. i.tovjtig, lw w«*drawn swiftly opwsr*l. out, throw is face downward upon tfie horri ble quicksand, then j* rki-*l violently Ahuig f«»r n few yard*. Then tls* h*>r><* Rto)i|>oil as suddenly «* it had stnrt**l, nnd. with tlw* bnaith ' nluKiKt G-atc.i from hi* lungs. Atvln w \waf laiidvd up*wi th -solid ground, ju-t oiitskle I he quicl.Hnud* vergiv Tho cow Gw ennte riding slowly laick. the lariat tr&iiing more and more on the ground. AnJr.'ft Irmt rtsen to hu fi*-v, and was try ing tO Hlldo tlw U'Ss'V ’ “Ik* you much hurt, rtrangerr n«.kwj the cowboy, in ilu* drawling tones of the south western ranger. Andrew shook hi* Inv.d in ^*eeiik*«rrnti ’ turk-aa le* i<s>k<*t up at hG<eLn*-r. It wa* a rough h}»ccliuen of th<* j»!ains—brow n a* :;n Indian, unshaven, lawles* look ing nbrff un couth;\mt Andrew could LaiJ knelt <si the sandy q>lain and ki'S»-d 111*^^111*15 l*!>oU!— Fanny 31. Johnson in Tae In.k'pL-ndent. |•lulll*:ll of the Huuiiuel scumrl and tiiat of Fraux la*zt. ll**ru in 1*11. at Hchwaljach. imTstcaebing. Tmt quickly discovered that his prwvpUw’s technique was in*uffiew-nt., und con.*cqucntly apjilied ltiai*t*lf diligently t > newer methods of finger training, with . sjin-ial devotion to tin* art of playing exteu , SIOUX In this branch of pianoforte playing he a£- The trader told the two mtncni that hLlf* this U*ar wvrv only «« <•■»»,..n dl* l>r<H»ghl in by tlwi nati«% bunter*, mi-I lltat he hod never be&rd of them ehsewhert*. He* era! Other [yrrtcrs coitUruied the stnU*uie«it that tun specie* of the ^eiius ur*n is |<*'uliur If^tlw (♦•otWtte wnd ratary*Hf tt*e Kt. Rtiie* rons*'. It is duauiguisited at Y'vkutat by the buunTs au-l trap|»*i>of tbnl regi<Hi fn>m tlie buck ami grind) by the name of Via.- lit. Ella* bear — Alaskan. Itrlvrrs at t iiuriats. the days of Old Rome oaetaffta Mi were rani to bava a regular laMyga, **tow # sweet amt fascuiatigg,” and Uie Eosparur Augustus |«w> tended to undemtf nd tbeir very words. W * bava all bewrd, or heard nC, the vanoo* sounds td the gumanta, of the Uugpring of tlie drum hah. tb* gnml of thh <-cooker weak fish and others. The grunt IbhW the Gulf of Mexico is said to eapnwe itaswudhBiik ami pom. and whea tobched with a knife fairly shriek*, an-i whea dying makes and sola disagreeably hasaaii. atcxximo rt nanca. The seb-ntist* tell aa that in many tp^lfv inTmierals—whatever that meat.- ttwrrffipanum. cavity. iBd the •iterwU parts uf tl»e ear. art entirely abarwt. that U 1 qU‘ « a *.jwciu!»y be iloe* n-1 cxj*lftiu—said ib reply to ti*.n: “A man who drives at a fanerwl is no more than tiny ordinary driver. Of nsins* Le must is-, or ought to bo, a good man w ith the rile Guts, ami when mi duty he mtnl bo M>ber. A quired luarvc-lous f »«;Uity, and ou his last kbit of «lri'«T» at a f uuem I, however, *wih- viqt to Isi.-tdon lin where be never aj* IM-ari*! in public owing to natural shyucas of di»|iosilioii, he «»tonislied ami delighted a select amlitory at Broad wood's, where he jiiriVi-d WeGv’s email in A flat, winch.'un i.i-tsii'inns are aware. %• e.tauu some aw kwnrd exietwied cbocls. Kof students bis method can mdy be advantage'muly utilized in union wUholhent. ami his studies op. !3 nnd •*> are iniMiiitabl* for any liut very advanced jdayrrs His nmcerto in K minor (snow rarely plated, nml n* a mmpurr hu i at present lie*t known by his bright Etude hi sixth*, “Al oweau j etais." In IhftM Heiuwtt settled in ttt. IVtere bur; as tsiurt piaotst and teacher, hut paid r.anual visits dnriug the vm-atina to Warm G utu, lu 8Ue-,ia, wberv be dk-d.—The Athe ■twura. A Twle of Triplets ond a C.aat, A tale of triplets and n goat comes from the cast end. Three rbiklreii w 1U1 Lot a single thought, end Hint was to <k**l<irizr the goat Usually triplets, jt-rse. do not toirvive the il!» that llvsh is beir to. One or t wo are certain to pHo.-' away. But in this enae the trio with one birthday lived ami grew nnd became ■ strong ami hearty. They own—or did ow n - a gnat, and, as their sensibilities dcvelojicd, tllry realized that th* animal, by some wise pr*>vi*f >u of ucturs, Lad G*-n undowe'l with a dkagreedhlc i<d'»r. • T-> remove ibis slijpua from their jiel L.vauio the vUtusht-J auibition of the three. l\i aivomplleh the »UsIalhetlng proeeua the garden h'**w» was iirnught into requisition. Tiiat gnat tras jdayol u|*»n as Ibmigb It wus ji burning building, reducing^In-jinforlunate nui-jal to a setui-comat*wo i-omlninn. It- was then carefully inwocted nnvilly, by a com- ndlL-c of tbo wrlinle, and, the di*-gu>t*of tho * three was gr--at a Leu it wua found that Hie gnat smelled very gouty. Tlie childreti then a*sun»ed that the trotible lay dsicpcr than its hide and Rnn tlmea prus-nt a strange stmlylon man who Knows them. Tl»e other «In.v we bad an or- 1 drT for thirty cniTiAge*. Wn always know | w Iters we mn get ail tlw drivers me want, ' but on this ota-askou we srdro a few ua*n short. 1 But the make uji was a stinnfe mixture. Tb* . man who drove the heumo team U an ftl-1 stage ilriver w ho has h»l many rough experi- e«*ces out west. - Lhi om* n**'w*Jofi he was jsit on n mule aiel grven ken minute*t*i leave tbs town. It wa* el-iiuied by the vigifirntn* tiiat be was tlw* captain of a gang of G>r*e tbievre. He la u steady man now aud never has catuixl. any cotiqilaUiL “The driver of the carriago Uiat contained tbo members of the family, t-> any oertaio In a Montano town. klK>wh>lye, dealt foTD dVftit CiSeen roar* ago. Another n*ed to drive In Bam uni's street paradn. U* luu | been with us f*<r cn j^ar*and isuneof ( tba Iswt flien ive have. Then there was onr w I10 G n teoi-her oil Sunday in a Uhineae nits sh-n humiay K-heo(. I reckon theca are th; flien on Lirj os a driver at a funernl. Therv art- no *tijici>litioii* among men in tb(* Gisi mm They don't think nny more of driving nt a funeral than t!u-y wookl If railed ajiow to take a jiarty *0 tbs park. Tls-re u one elans of men Sliat don't like to drive at a fa te-rnl. The clmj* wGi drivo hansom cehs. I don't know why it t*. fait after a man has t«-*n on a haiiMom cab for a w hik* It stems tc mifit nim for anything cieu m tho dmuig liue.’’—Now York Htar. uttiers this organ u only Imperfectly devel ojwd, and that totho mnainltii fes the shark, the shed, herriiig an i otbors, then* is an ortd eonnert km betwersi the organ cf G-ariug and iG* air bladder, \fith thews erudo (aria before him, the'iebtby*>W>gi«a Wave* the angler to work out tlie answer us tlw quewlluA ’Van flab bearT which taa ata* practicnJ one to the careful angler la bis pur- vuit of tlw e*locate*I game Ash of ear Inland water*. \Ye Mim up briefly the corscbiebme of an old Uark twee angler am tble siihjeet. Fi»b hear no ■r*Mui originating G tlw air IToce a eann-ifi upon aa ladia-rabber carnage, sufflcwully large and eUwah- ewoagH to daoiieii, when flinst, all omcaprinn upon the grourwl. ami Mr. Fkii. after thawX)4oeio«t, will be aa plaokl at bis pool aa * gourmaad aftir dinner Hut, atrp c* lightly as ono may upon tha margin of a ttroaitt. and the fish wiH scatter like shot from the •‘hal where Gey are feeding or frofjrkiag. The bwtpa the fl*h nml the Ima-r tbe ueptb of water) the greater and wilder tbe scat ter lag will La. Again, any on'w-uasiua ortgthattng to cc opnn tbe bed of tlw river, or below tlw AG. d*«« nut appear M» disfurh tbetah ’This waa \ i*ritW*i I.wthiv»-ld angler oaa day upoa a large basw wlilrb be saw lying twtkmlem wittnn n fowl uf the stake to wklc’.i' tbe camj» bnat waa tied. Tba water was ahuwt four feet deep. Me struct ^randaMuaaave bant blows apna tlw wq* Ge sfiBco, adilrb (»**• truded nb >ut two feet oat of tbo water, witlmat causia j a flirt of tba fin Id tbo ttea Glow. Our angler at once concluded that tbe base could not b~ar tb* noise made by fu»*-*>vp* anon tbe t«d of the fiver, when audiug (a the stiYam. au<). a* tlie jotfy ffns could not bear tbe oaurorsathm oeiginat tug out of the water, anglers may indulge in aerial ebat aiv*l pfvasautrfba w heiwror inrliiusL taking Little hot Crewt. A pnebri t)p*writer is shortly to lie offered to Um Britiri. iwiWto Typewriting lustru c^e, however, tu Ui always on tbe We tads, no-nle tiow in Hie murket orv of corvnki'aDv ■ « - * * -- » -* «- •• sirs and weight—ut Last, a iicixtn ooold scarcely think of rtwryUtg ou* oG>nt with him regularly. Tlie-one under notice bnot only itK-xjH'nsivo, Git is ao small that it may by not lieooailag too boisterous iu tbeir dfar cuauuo* or hilarity. • * . rutai* cast aat i - Angh r* g-m-rally agree ou (be aubjoct of tbo sense of right fb flsbea A flak cau sea iu .»■ Mr. -O. 'r. —u,. t^foSTuWgM IV. uMVir.l t LI -*nBSK& f^tunate yiuniftr* »K»uth wa* opet>e»l. tbeH nliu'*st' k»Mi l*.L* i»a!.in'-o. Ua sttai'litoic-d himself with nn effort. The wind was like lioev v weight* on hi* fivt, and leimotbin-; K-*cmKd dragging him dawnwanL He rtsu-hed Reward and su<'Ccc»li*l in grasping the \ cllow *t«MK* nn-l lifting it from iis sandy G-d. Without htojqilMg to'-xamim* it then Ik- tru-d to turn r.nd retrace his stej**. Tln-u in.- found with u shock of surpri*** that h»* was caught fast by tin* f^d a|id could not rvlcusu tiic-m from the sand. He made .a frantic effort to free himself; another, nnd another, au<l cadi tun.* found • r TYIItyd Them a Cnr*e. A i ]WiXnlK'r of y«ar* ugo. jirior to the war. 1 1’cl^ffir, u pian was esccut:sl nt Clir.rl.-sttui. H.qjjk’foC a crime which hr »l"Utly dcnic*l to tliVoiid. JQisjtrup-rty, muomiting to an in ! c**nsi*I«-r::Ue sum he left to relative*. Hi* ‘g»*r><l wi>b*s (ft he left to the Jury which tru-d him. in tl-c follow ing anathematical codicil;. “As 1 am to Ik> hung to-morrow for tho murder of —— —, of which crime 1 am in- n**eeiit. end firmly G-licving that 1 was found guilty l*y a j>iw-ki*l jury. I herelw lx*,-ic-ath to how* InafTted and the water turned on. A lUlfe of tiiat sort »»f a Itling gOP* a loug way, even with a goat, and tbo trio soon had a.life Ic * pet on tbeir bando. It d»t*l a martyr to -throe cbihlreuY conception of hat wo.* iliu*. ; friMii a g<»at, to tbo souse of saivli. —I'jttsLurg Bulk-tlx tliG jury t-ccnmldanmatioii. AJid iuorch-r that that he sank di*e|e-r and devj»*r 1 he s.mid—may W-known to jMetcrity, I w:ut nlreedy to hi* bunt top*, llicn the f*nr . |, r ivin Insert tlwai. (Tiieu f<>llow«>l tbe unmet fill fact wa* realised for the flr-<t tim-'; he 0 | lbv*forein.aii and eloven otl»ers.) , ua«« -iulvinr, sinking fast in w quii-k«.ainl Gs| '.j otd«-r utul di-eiia- that my ex~<*ut-irslicro- im'd theru>*:o* no human bemg'wtitrtu riiund of his v<itoi! The qqick'Rtmi Iras, as lx*fore stated, n jmrt of the arrovo. During this unusually dry season the water had i*eocded from the sur face for aotne diKtnnoo. Git it still iiltercxi nndernvnth; nnd -Hie «lainp saml partu h**, Rlkiiug and shifting upon each other, gave no foundation uj»ou wffiich a solid Griv <*.njld rest. Every momebt Andrew was settling deep in tho sand. Boon it w.as aU>\ye his knee*. Death, a fearful, strangling death, was facing him.here on tlw? l ately prataie. Thu Min bad already gmia doifn, auji R<»*>n night would M-ttla over tue lom-lyVosto. Ati- tlrew- strutchod his arm.* in miito despair to ward the sky—tlie far **fT, lieautiful sky that iu another lumr would I’le shut forever fr<*m ItU sight. Tbo thought of his lirigijt j.v(r< plams tbe sw eat rwL^ra, are sharp at WlHJ i, with inafter named slinll deliver my bo !v to tho mcslteal students of Cliarloston, S. C., and timt th--y nro requested to bnw my Untca l>r'ojierly cleaned ami my skeleton liiminttvl, s*< • Uut it will down n* a proof 01 Ui« Itrlbory anJ corruption used in thecouviclion of an innocent man.” In uwfulness of con cept ion this ourso all newt equals thnt pro- 1 uonneed ByOuitcen, the nssa.*Mii of I’lTsi.lent (iiu tield, after the court had given its verdict In his ea-so.—John \V. Wright iu Bt. Louis n«-publ»c. , ' * * A C’lih-wx'* Ctrl’s Od«l Lingerie. At un informal tea given Inst week the pnriy of ladle* discussed 11 very «*ommoit sub- • j-.vt—dn-ss—and of courte coiiM.leraMo ws* said. One \ Uitor toUl of a comfortable rtVft’hnew was worn by a lady dbemm-o satisfacton’l)r£*’‘ ,Tt ^‘'"•^rupher a shoUrtm. r pw* "f doont * Sis Horn H*« Nemo Year. The year 1*13 wo* very fruitful of ilc.va- I* rbusett* gtivernom, six of the inon who ha' a h<d*l that office within fvirty years having horn l>om in tiiat year Governor LTnfltn was the first to ere the light, having G**n G*r:i on the tkli of March. ISI1. A few weeks laterj «m the gist o# Jlay. John AlGun Au-- drew was G>rn. and less than a month after hi* cradle G-gan t«i lie rtK-ke«l(kx>rg»; ft. Boul- hi-U’s infant cries w .-re licarU. Hi* birth day was tho2Mthof Juno. Tho next to be governor nmi born two mouths later (.Yug. b*h. Jiml was Christcne<l Alexander II. lUce. A sturdy, thrifty jiulr o^ plain people, of IrLIi st<x-k, rejoiced ut t!ie coming of TGmt&i Tulliot to gladden their heart* eight davs Later 'Sept. 7). with little thought, probablv, that be- would cv^r l*e govyruor of Maiwachu- sotG, and tG* fah of November witucwswi tin birth of Benjamin F. Butler. Bo six babes were i*oro within seven mouth* who were to hold the highest oflli'e in tlie giftof the jieo|»lu of MasMA(.*husetta. Mr. Oafliu was G>rn in Milton, Mr. Gmtwcll in Brookline and Mr. Bice in Newton, while the other three were 1110 Imru out ef the statq—Mr.-Butler in D«*‘r- L '* field, N. H., Mx. Andrew in M indliam, Me., I bus and Mr. Talbot lu Cambridge, N^Y.—Boe- ton Herald. Tnchoi, aoJ welgbs aGml liair ounces. T Though so sntail, it i* not a iih-ro toy. The Inventor claims for it that it will turn out U-tfor r.orl and l>o fourul more tiRcful thnn 1 larger and more expensive machines, AVitb rt-feix-iice to ito,couMruetloj», all tltat can b« m-cii when superficial!) cxauiiiieil is a di>k j about Urn bi/e of the fa«x* of' n ^ent lon^i’t wjtclq la which the tyjn j, llxe-l, and on© or 1 tw-osmall roller*. It will print a Hue from an Inch t*> a yni*d long, and pajier of any size i or thkknese c;u» bo ti-cd. Any ono c^in u.-o , it. though, a* in tho cuae qf other in^u- ! incntH, pr.actux) i-* rwjuire'l to enable the op i erator to'write quickly. A ,|ol ^ cr * ,< I va •‘ l ®*^ , * i> that by mean* of duplicate typi-s tbe writer \ can G* usrtl f-ir «lilTcroiit Gii^uages. I’utcuU bavo been otitalno-l for most of tho countries in Europe, as well as for America. Canada ' aud A^trulia.—Ban rruiicuux> ArgouauL ’ I Mow t* Hypnotize. Tlie Medical Times and R»-gister says that, home the wd is traimnl how to use with a shotgun. ^ ,otter ‘ crow ing, one or With a pistol, partlculaxlv i a the banih 1 ,,f ‘ ,|a, k „ J ® ock Pl’carants inmicdlak-ly respond a beginner, sitting shots ere allowable ^ the steer Wq#. and nt tho soum time a ctuwt- and i • d ^ao<’« to meet tho adversary. A • ih« man who ahGttsat ducks Hfl.Nat need’h-vriL 1- ^ ln nut tree foil on tha Chickasaw pony aud j ■ in lla blow usually sufiV-es to lay low tlm.! no fear that bn i. r gA>? kilkxljt. Tho storm waa goiug towunl the pride of the pheasant, apd in this way half a east, and !500 yards from w here I was it lifted Juzvn birds tuay l»o token, while the poacb- off tho rough aud weigh} polee and piled tbe M bird romaius uuhurL . _ , dcliriV.aboub. U»etityyard< ftuuj tbo uxwtltigeiihwptati udffftffq tff^gjS?Tv ri* from ttro tmtiyr^ The burrica jo then enterod tho pme ridges, aUnit a mile east of there, and blowed the luntier in every directiou. Considerable damage was done iu thu vicinity.—Harrison Black in C.-wt'kaville (G Advertiser. j 3 g 3. . . f, Kt H. POOTRR, owr South C aro- •prtMMttttoilwx, will he Klad u> call _ __ •OAN In nerfl of or littondln|r io glovw. 4(ew Yurt Tcimam. — machinery. * (qu^JJ The On ecu'* O loves. Queen Victoria will wear nothing Git black gloves, wUefBor kid or nieiiia ~ H&e'laer- - trcuiely ecoiiouucal iu herglova bill, wearing aG;ut two doaen jaurs of glove*, coating < ^h» •hillings and sixpeuoweacb, in a year. There are a freak qiany fashionable women who think nothing of m glove bill if It only come* to CHftl a year. Many woosea will speud FA) on ffevexdariaf Mkssif weeks of the era- son by wearing two or three pairs a day. Tb* queen refuse* to eoofarra to fashion and baa never worn more than four buttons Vo ber ers, however, is also ouo of tho most suoccas- ful If time and opportunity offer tbero U scarcely any lixullio tue depreuations whicli it aliowa A nutulier of drK-d peas are taken # a»Kl sleetied in boiling water; a hole is then utado through th© tenter with a needlo or some siuirp instiajmcnt, and through tiiis a stiff hrfktlo is threadod. Tba et^ls are rut off Uu*h of bristle projecting at each etqL Tlie pees are fod to the birds and are greedily eatrn. In jioMUQg down the gullet, however, a violent irrltaLoo L sot up, and tb* pheas ant i* Anally choked. Iu a dying condition the birds are pteked op from beneath the bedgra to which *imji*r tl»a/ al/noat always run. The war is a q met oa* and is preferred by poachers, if brutes enough to no* it, be* ranas Is maj bo adopted is tba roada and lane* where tbs birds dost tbemseivsa, and 4mm oof. revMre ttMpase. LotxLm Spectator. in the induction of tho hypnotic, sleep, tbe fixing of the ere* upou a bras* lull or other bright object, according to Braid’s method, i* \v> logger considered necessary. Hluijtly place tbe patient in *■ !**•• " ues*. , 4 . . . . , - -v»»— .--•'-wur was again on Und, no fear tuat bo u domg cuything unsports- nut me Indians potaing on down that way he maotiko. ! wx* i>nce moro couijxttU-d to eecrete himself i hat siiortsmeu wantfrequontly togoanr.rd from their sight, which he did by crawling tho lUht tart for which riie mav bem 'lt*ft**»W'l«W)r aed ■mari’Knnie*-<a>»a>baaree<wbeb>rawd aftei waid wtumlug ffh The* WUrt.' " ued over, know* bow to make ber own clothes, and ,1 , .. ., , — vJvk again, understands bow to use ber tocoma from all tho use of ball eartrulgtM has a and m a few dare had another ff-wxi strong bar prof«M*oca—True FUz. © w.Ort«mi»n *1 l, yt ou tij« *jte of the fomiM OOS, and OJUall 7 ' ^ Conwldeewte. Mr and Mr*, Mettler went op to Chicago from their pmirlb farm Gun* in Indiana for the jturiiOMO of a loptlng an orphan hoy, p* they ba l nfR-hlldrcn nt tlieir otvu. Tlwy i'»- tamed without th© l*>y they had g«eie tuflnd, au*l on© of their neightiore questl«>ni-«l thetit “Didn’t seem to find no orplums in Chicago wanting to G* adopted, elu” “llenty,’’ repiiwl Mr*. Mettler eagerly, j “There was three 1 lik«*l at the Foundlings' ; h-ime, aud six splendid G»y* at tbe liotne for j tho Frlendlcs*^ ond two other* at”—— That’s Just it U> a T,” interrupted ber husband. N “We went to town to adopt ouo boy. Git my wif© couldn’t t^M her pick out of eleven of ’em that sho touflPHkin-; to.” “Why didn’t you take ’em allr said th* vbitor, with n entile. - “Oh, I wouldn't have objected pertlckler to bringing the wGfo lot of Vin bouie, but it would hav© G-cu thirteen at table, aud you i know wb«t that's a ei^n of. And I, forom•, , ’ with a smile, ’didn't want to be tbe means of > depriving ary orphan of me as a parent, if apd mna*^ j-,j j^.,, Ul t j, 0 c f adopting ’em. era. After ).% reason, now, don't itr—Youth’s take* herself to a theatre, ^ at once-is shown by the focTtiiat a dodblo laiTelo'l shotgun that bar a third barrel Be Death f >r large sale. Tbe sportsman with ono of tuese can kiU |>artndgea until a deer is jumped, and then he is ready for the <kx.*r. Tliu gun, how ever, w eighs ttbouUen pouuds, und that is an aw ful weight to lug. _ Bet a ©even jiom^l rifln on the riiouMrr, © on* pound pb.tol or a tw o pound pistol on tlie hip or in the baud, wuiiid by uo menu* tiro a man ax one big wrepon dooa Ami yut the num wiUi the ne- t-mary skill would fiiwl the Iwo light weight wt*aj>oQs qoite as aincieut as the one heavy w eapon. U Le had oolv mod*- orat# skill he would practice till proflapafc Iho tlung that the gentleman sportsman wunts la recrafftMO- rather than much game xud the fcaady tare* pistol k cotog tn grow in favor with tbe gnitlsimn y** York Oarv -- r as suljstantiat as tb© first. F.•rtum.U'ly tncy weie not agKin mote-sted by Indians.—Bt. Louis Globe-Democrat. trim UiuuOrt Burglars entered the Jawelry store oT'V large manufacturer to l-eiprig and made off occurrehee tb# jeweler had a Gone* iu«lai •truck, for some purpose or other, with the mwripUoa tin German;, “Learn Ur sc (Ter AAofritiraMplaini 4 ” TbeotmvHVcrate burg lar* left ou* of ibooi to a eowpicuoas (dace to his safe, bj way of cuuaatoUDa we suppcaa U k bowevsf. Uttar “to give tha* Vo re- • “ brie*,” which refer* principally to mirkr aval -• vnvdiciae.—J»wMar'» Ocular. Happy Old Xrheel Days. The com tod Incidents of tha school of oklon time* evtu now give many a hearty laugh to tbegray haired sexagenarian* Thera aUb' oierabrTe* which bring grief Mi ado w* to tbe heart and tears tbe eye* aa tbe pare oraina of buy sjui girl faces and form* pom to lbe milror of food remembraooa. We think of tba dear matea who sat dose tb oa on the old rusuc benches, conning leeaooy from the same bopka. whiafwrtog *mitt—I ini ieiKea, and can almost aaem to touch the kindly liaadsstretched out towards wiihfe ; ed, Happy eld riMl-UbliUa#, aoroes a pool will create to a Ash iba Mine skittishness es would be reused by an ele phant browsing iqx-n the heuk> A (ULatog rkviet overwshaAow end peltocid pool jwotect# tlte culler and pats an<alter flu or tw o in his creel, wbure a nmoMNtt Ijefons rvirb cart of hie drove tba fish to dexper pools or behind protecthi^ rock*. An old angling friend once arid to me that fl*h were Uk** ««triclir* to soMeof tiprir ways, notably iu that they scesaed la feci aof• when their uoees were hid behind a tuft of grass or In tlie crevices of e sunken rock. ‘ “Fish faring tbe tun, an# forget net this rule, even wbeu tbe twilight k over theera- tvrs, by casting toward the west,” was the law ynarted by his knowledge, toned upon experience, of tlie effect of shadow* upon tbe wary^tins, who are mora etortUa by oauanai np|warancee oa tbo surfeoa of a pool ttous tliry ore by Ntrange thinn below. Vision and bearing in fish being the asm as most important to the angler to tie water ►ports, tlioae next to valpe are guell aud ta»te. Tbe poetemiou of ttose by fi*h seams to lie a disputed point They bare crulentiy taste tna mqdifi>*l degree, aa they will re ject the artifllKl tore if tbe berbef tb* book is not inunedLately imbedded to tbeir flask but ot| the other band, they will take a (rath er or rublicr imltatiooof the natural ball with aa much gwto s* * five minnow or bog —heiH-e the question k a aomatf mm! flk Of courwr, auioag angling aatgraitet*. tba gift of tbe smses is, or at least they think it ►Would be, ronAned to gnmo-flm, its they can not imagine any dtap'-twetinu of PtVrtdsaow t bat j4aces the ignoble cnUtah or tba eel upon tbe seme plane with the salts trout aud be?*.—W. C Harris fa^Mature. - Orwaeseats ef Hamae Tbe fa vorit e onMRMtlt cf the was undoubtedly tb* hodtto nud pointed, widinto with tbe flgnre of Forte?* or favorite goddess. *” It rangetl to cantata Uhaq or answered tb* of a " eapou to torment tise dint tltefltHiwlp^im t Tu*£;E2?r ,,, - k ‘ ir '* nd tD© OOp)^ the true, a r t.'errt. Self FMfla. Bappy-l think 1 shall, ■twuggla'for gwaaftea Aw, | gweet, done her knowf Crusty—Ormt Sootlt bow you most her* shrunk!— - * # • •* -r “l* (be prprideot of depoaiior. _i— ** Tee, be is to $5(k00(k 1 be skipped last aAgl >■ ;* ■ <r«> r %'C