University of South Carolina Libraries
_ «M/. t.W»» 4 Idea At; n.li- • N —>—ccIiRmoii'- .— dob Printing Kxi'cutcl [>rnmj?tly r*i<1 in ih. \ k'.^on tin >i'i i. Pro? It MOODURD. ATTOUNtY-AT-LAW. ir.rawVincT.' 1 \fost« t<» lrt»d on farina.— Town U>t« »n<l uiiprovnl farm -iatofa for aak*. WIU W'Ko'iato •ak-a <*f <:1«*ar»<1 and tknta?r iamhi and mrjt iM?h«x>I and ct/un t j claim*. ' ;.j;; ‘ . Yol. XIV. BARNWELL COURT HOUSE, S. C.,' JULY 2, 1 891. No. 44 £ V W I3y RIO. GILMER SPERD.. (Copyri^lit by Aiporican Pros Association.^ QILU’TEU L [< si dp rod him a model of sturdy manhood, j Ilis ambition at that tima was to savo ; pnoujth inoiu'y to t^nu'blo him Jo ro to j one of the law schools iv’id qualify Jhm- i vlf for the pra'ctice of tho law. In this i )<» had her warm sympatby and site did ' ill that sht? could to lualce hi a work I aleasant. Late one afternoon in mid- j winter, when darkness st-tlles down lorioj I before supper fiiluy a man called oh the j roltaa 1 and paid to him in gold, j The imuiey was in a canvas bag. origi nally made for ‘holding shot, and the -olonel. after putting the money awity ind giving a receipt for it, railed John Carlisle and instructed him to.make the pfopT entry in the books, lie 'rfmn dosed up the strong, box. put .on his fur •n;l‘t and went home, leaving. Carlisle to dose the store before supper. ‘‘And .they tell against me jnyat damn ably. r.i::; i grant all* that. But, sir, I foci that, it is dlio to tuy^ejf" and to thfi cop fid eu c»> that you,.have oil ways pla -fd' ■in pie to say that l have not taken, tho money. For tb‘< past t wo h'onmj Ivive which h<tv.e\ .r hard He t:; -1 to con ceal whs*, always appai e.-h It ? rsiad ' friends, hut he'was'pef'ig i. inn to y. i h any one. Tib •. pnpiejon h; hi -, jab rity ind cha:: ;.'! him in many ways, but he nevi-r s .tied to giv 1 pp the’hopo Etrong hex and in the clock than in any thing el? e. He Openi I thedtoxTor Tut and <"f|ikiine.l how half a >-entury before •Itfwas ns' 1 f.»r tin; storage of gold- and silver. Ho <d>-) i p nc 1 the door offhe i Id i lock, and ? he watehbl the dignifi *d. Inx-n trying tu-live i/v.-r in i/iy mthd the .kthat the loone; yviyald Ik? f>or its brass pendulum move to an i fr s 'Hire foolc mv grandfather’s sin k aiid in a whole of t!ie »iiiterval bet woe:i Josh Jones’, visit and now, and 1 think lean recall evert* 1ftlie circumstanee. but l c annot recall ever to haVe seen tub l>ag at all.” “Possibly .Tones - did not ji-iy me the money?” said the colonel, wjtb stern sar casm. » “I intimate nothing of that kind, sir; all 1 know is that 1 never stole your money, and I don't bdieve I- ever saw the bag t;hat held it. j in v.it;*rji>n -‘bsn, p’aran -o eipl.-.iaed be fore the d‘atu oT his <>11 eitrph-y. r, Vears anti-years p-isse l by. a l John Carlisle st'e.a lily rose in the regard of those with whom ha .came’in oiafaet. He had ability beyond that of the ordn nary lawyer, an 1 managed, his own at fairs v.nth such skill and te g that ns time went by he grew rich, d bn j wed the esteem > f timmcial as v. !i as legal cin-les. i'.'fore h > left Seotl vi 1 Carlisle whim pokednbtwu into the eh elc. - .“Why, r<Jorieh 1 * 1 'sWbsaid aaphe j>oked about th>‘ botfpni <3»f the, ehxik—aetse, “thbre is f-oinethmg ip the Wdlmn i f the < lock. ' J • . “i)h, 1 farn y not; ].ut your Iiaud in. d. to me 'and mu. William,” whut Lois h:isj'i, 1 <li 1 jvscAJfcau bid. and pud >1 out an jdtld canvas bag inarky.l "J. J.” in fade<l lia<l a sw :;ieart there, and Th <>se'nice questions had better be f his caiistnnt hop- dnri: w letters. A*- -aw the ha■ Si him, a. his faC 1 * tig* < ,11 gentleman h '.am** nal * an 1 he "Nor di<l I know that she was your gratnlilanghter, John/! the rqh>uc], said; “but I* cifli'gratuhvto her on being of sUeh gisxl stock.. And you, pir,” said ho tumihg to me, “I hope that as long .os ! you live ghat you. will remember the debt 1 owe Jo your wj/.-'s -grandfather, and as reamioL liv>* long enmigh to pay' c venTd small p^trt'of- it, yon imt t try to ‘ make it up in romo wav to her atid her children.” ’ And,' please (TWl—saH Dr. Curtis as he took o<T his liat and l;m eked the aches from his pipe I hop* tha^ 1 shall. As Dr. C'urtvs finished Ids ftory the musicnkbidl < f tho old clock struck 0. “Every time. J hear the old cloek . strike,” the «li« lor adJe l,'“l renew my vow to make up as best I can to John Carlisle a -grainlcl.ill- hud gn -at graml- ARADIAN H0RSE3. Th r rntowl, fhr moarif mm'’ mtij ijiviwj it rcvvipt,rullr>l John In a very quiet village in the hills of Kew Jersey |>r. William (hirti of New York, has i^ade a summer home for him- Tind lit' famd>. whicii is incr>*a.Miig in a wav unhtfppily out of fas him now, when a man with two ur thri «* ehtldreu thinks he has a quiver Tull and is c«»n- tent with that imKilirr inst< ;t*l of the linker’s dozen of youngsters which :is a nil** jti the olden time came t.» tnako the Ihuim-s glad .and left no ri**nrat tIw lirv- M<Jes f.»r pampred p"h.»1i**s and snarling pugs. I fouiri tlie d'»'tor sitting on his lawn the other day, an 1 hi-, children |J.ave,| ali. .ut hiiu in the gru-’-. he >uck* 1 c*>nt<*fite*llv itp.n an ell («<nnt:i pijie ^UitLlyykiaL^gOL-little like t’**** pna'i e l*r. r^tis wliow broiiglianl is |oTl?^?Tn , nfl winter l.*ng lufrr* mg through Fifth jiii-l Madi«oit aviiuns in the n* i Jib^r- IrmhI kite writ ■'»•* Murmy 1L1I. Wii**n I I. ive met l>r. furti* in S’w Yerk, « :i I lie street* < r m the dub Ins manner has alw»\s sts-nusl to me very f> rni.al and fold, and I w a- ino-t egrts (TIAPTER II. A day or two after this tho colfinel r was to take a trip in a sleigh to Albany, i the business center of that section, and 1 lie meant totake.awvcral thousand dollars to deposit in the hank. At flu* bre.ak- 4 fast hy rrmdle ligirt the colonel directed Carlisle to g4*t out of the strong box the ] bags containing the gold be w is. to. car- ■ ry to Albany, and among the .-unis itidi- cnled was that in th • bag lie had fyceiit- Iv ri eeived. Carlisl>> did not pTurn to tag bouse at once, as he was exp “c?ed to , d«>, and the colon. 1 went over to the store to sie what detained him. H foiunl Carlisle on lh> -tend v. respondpil ('.irlisli you an l I.' said th** I’obitu “Very good, sir.’ My grand r .u h.*r - -coni in in-1 1 >r.( 'art: when lie-had lined and lights l ids Mer man pi i>e b-re turtle 1 t'lhis-lionse in muelY trouble. II ■ wish • 1 t i consult liis wife about the missing m* n *y. lie found h*ir in rhe sitting room, waiting to li<>ar why tlie visjt to Albajiy had been post- pmed. He tol l her a’.» »ut it*, an l slu- ;;n 1 fell li ;r ajr ing ’.din ‘-If to rest truul >le -to )*at it, but he Id. d > t fii - ” Tins was by unable i<> sjii he n ^ saw that Citrlisle had st r 3 ‘‘William,” she so •infi’t f *r an-instant isp s*t<*,i that John K* money. wry gravely, “I relieve th ;r J din plainly to her from whom he should liav • nad no secrets. Lint he u ver uu-u tinned any mystery until he was aide to sayjo her that he would gohacic t<>S- *d land an 1 marry her it she still wish* lit He .aiip-are 1—said Dr. Curtis ‘ to !r:ve more diflienlty in telling Miwy C a stroim b »x with tin n*n f** kn«s*s U'fi.r** the tok - and papT.s all .\*-J from it. an l nervously - ing for S'lmething. ili. f,»co w.vs him! his hands tr erf >1* 1. “What’s tlie matter, John/ :i- tlu colo- ,1. ('.arlish • t.N.k ih at IM on ry L-.U r* ham abu tit his mi: -a Ive Utu re th *1 ”^1 n ertaiuly *1 1 l!l l III. !u we Jfi a b.*iit * l*>ln ihv < urn t; ua tn Ills Ur , Ji! . mvs»lf, . but 1c TIT fit Im •!p it . H)XV ean 1 at hist lie nt tl us It.* tier t O t.1 y gi 1 and g.-t .ar** uni Jk*H* V iiy ; it ? \V ”ay dun t you mot her. Llieve it?” And Dr . (’ urliN i. h ax ing s eut hi> - son “1 d •m’t kn*. W XV hv, , b at l feel tl nt lie to the Im tls* • for a I** .nfol |o. pro* did rot *1. it: 1 I a im • ir*' 4 1 it lie cc.il 1 this U ■tier '. XI 'hie! 1 xv: is most ;■ fj] l*le 1 • ard let *1*. it; I kn > *v lit * *1 * 1 m * t *lu it.’ l*otv II| |«>II it-* 1 tia* f !r 14 ind * V s* *in* nt in "Hiddel* ’Stltuhlons.’ When wbi, reaelie*! thiTe w ■ fo.m 1 tievt mvwif vha 1 op**n 1 the bag aud tak<* i from it 2 )0 t.*n dollar gold pieces. My grandfatlier said lJ his wife when she enb*red: “Maria, lh<*re is th; Joshua Jones hag of gold with the two thou in 1 dollars in it. Lois .found it in-thy butto n of the old clock. I feuietulier’now perfectly that when ohl Josh Jones paid it to me 1 put it myself in t he bottom i f the ejocli Gl-«<1«to:i'‘ f M ponutar IJuuctit<*r. A private letter received in Poston from a lady who hm. bcen studying the .life at Newnbam college, in Cambridge, England, gives an interesting sketch of one of the most noteworthy women in England today, Mi.;s Helen (fb'>lstone l ila.ighier of the statesman and-vice presi dent of Si Igw ick hall. Saw the writer: “Mies (iladstoiie is an exceeilinglv original p**rson. In looks flirlr rimr»rt«*ri*llrH .Compared with Tlio****- of Auirririiii Tmtt«*r». Tl^re aro hundreds of horses called Arab iti'America which have no right to tho name. Almost every spitted hor> i or “cal,ici/' dmrrM* is said to l>o more oc less Arab, wFile it is stated as a positiv.i fact by no., less an authority than John H. Wallace Uiat an Arab may be of any color in tho world biut spitted. No Arab is a calico in color. ' It is an exceedingly difficult thing to get apuro bre«] Arab. The P : Jojiui chief will not sell one afc any prit-f*, and the only ones proenred are secnre-1 by raids on the tribes ot tho Euphrates valley. " j In the whole United States there a%l only three strictly pure bred Arabian horses. Two Of these aro the stallion* Of the two Grant stallions Leopard i* n^t at all a prepotent horse and ts a get ter of few fails, and Linden Tree is th i possessor of quo of the ugliest tempers of any living horse. He is said to be a fiend incarnate, though his colts are gentle and kind enough when properly treated. It is a p cuharity of tin# Aral* that if use*] kindly and treated with considera tion they are gentle and lovable. “To one that has gained the confidence of an Arab burs'* there is the pleasure of morning. Until this mom**tit ■ill about puPingit th**re; n >w b i it p-rfiTtlv.” M\ •rianiliuotlu v 'tiaHv r were whiti* ih»>v a • ? b * c. d:- i: I f* rgot 1 remiriii- vl la\ • x i< i he •II. »w ■ r * -ukl s .i' II .4 -— •Jo! ham. AU*rdet a I fat! Th ir. r f r nit' v 1 'No. d 1* <>J » him if you were ahl< at w it a a t k Wlftl no. but as \i in in to co mid invite »»ii U .WAVU' he r'-'- inbli ^ Ic r la'ther, and she hah, I ftnoytrng that ho associates with a brute endowed with a soul." Abnso one of them, and yifu have aroosetl a devil that can nevr Ih: Mil><lu**<l t for «»f ^heir cour age, there is no limit, and they will re* hid abuse while they have life. Oenrral (rranCs stallion Linden Tree is said to have IssTi made x icioos l»e<*ause the man in charge of him did not gain his coufi- de'ico and abii'C l him. There is a great deal of foolish senti ment existing ahont tho Arab borsr, li >tx-i ver. He has many rooil qualities, is highly Intelligent, quii lt to learn, has 7?iTe ts-tiiiv ,>rr,rm ilnd rieh qtumy, u fam y. b;< vitality. .‘”i<*isalwaxs laugh ing, ji l:in r. tilling dories. She keeps the hirrh table in a roar indeed. Wheii- cv> r 1 hear any ci.ruim ti<>ii 1 turn to see '• if Mi i < ikulstone is not al*»ut, and she* g.*n rally is. She is utterly r*‘gardli*ss of ilr> s, ei.iiM s down to T o’clock dinner m ,*r! i.-im; an s ;m l gar > 1. <k lilto x\ ifo of a 1 f«*r lunchi li s. gets li* fMlf up t: ng nduded, {»racticaJ minister. se* ms frank, sx mpathetic. kindly, great iiiagm tism,"eoiititiu>..t the ••R{n !ims.ot piweF !l«ov our oV ^ff-rTr-'fYi i i J i ihinh usharui Im i nlilhi it. 1 I b, ):L. v f*J And u."t W te ti i Li th d f! i. it i* il Jiock rje would be tofnany Hurt on p*<i pie. It irii>. wero’ intro»liKssl as ’.Misa Iti ivru, « t. Chicago,’ they ^ pr.e uoun<*«* l»« r ‘nhiN king/ a p-rsoii who must Is* sat up m a.i*! mU-iimsI at all cost**; but her big nature an>! splendid! vit dity would drown their crithuHius. and when tli«*y found h< r to bo Misn tiladst mo tin*)' would pronounce her a gloi ioita i ri ature.’"—Chtcu p* Herald. I.KMillnt. it Wdlli Itt-alrtirep. “What shall l do with my fur cap*?” an anxksits ilatiH* xvjm overheard inquir ing of a druggist lately. **l have Ims*h away on a \i<*it. and then* have, been moths iirtny fre-Md s wardr« ls*. for fintt I f..1111*1 one little bare place in mr rape when* there ought Li have L***n fur. and Now tlu-io u *au >tluT and 1 am in de -A"a » IJeyi, •r I had Tot tl \ I. Ilitl Ing la it t 1 rd a er* it «x< ia i iu>t I'.iC mil u i* •t niv A.* iV • 1. till. <*f ca’Hnet woik. tiHi. and tlr* ri* h c ! >: * gloten.-d with melli w !• r, an*l t*. • brass trimmings and eagle cluivfist filione in brilliant liaim.**iv. Tin* full, round face at the t* p iielic.itisl tin* liar vest niiHMi whieh was then making the Mimmer eveiimgs glorious with , a tl in s 1 < f silver hgl t. That clerk xvas made for my {rrcat grandf.ath'*r so I Dr. Curti mi l f->r one liundied at: 1 th.rtx -niiu y ar? it has bs-en rn the faintly »UMne eoiitimu-u.s M iyice. p xx-as* i.rst s . t up,in mv gf> at- gruriilt.itIn i's |j* ti?r> in (iermatifowti. there it stacl ld**st sop, mv place in n< irth- it stai.l till 1 ks ago. c \ eiits of it s al i'itt tuxtv ve.tTs ago. an ! then again while >• < 11 » •* f »- 1 .t" iituu us tht* 1* it i ^ f.if ^,i)<2 (•] ra| l»li. Tins 1; tigh. ’ ■• • r tfid'-it' 4-*t to A ' ,i • hft v, mid wr* I. 1 1XJ** >■ ,M ' xv if • i* ty.ii ♦I'l lo'l . t 1 «! i • tiM (mt l ,li: In r • f 111 1 l.ltioil. w.* Ut p*| 4 f tiling xv'n* 'i * ,... t,j„, VV U f hhtMiM J , \ Wo xvent »*Mf • f i.*i i|«' J ‘ '* the old * Dur '’“ T!1 i*« trrie we 1 .. * In- h ”‘ l % 1 • ii r, » . to vn:1 ' ■ evilent ly 1 intil *t ' t"’*! 1. At Dm hi ^ j W ‘ l 1 n* rv.^u am ■ giv* .1 aii t 1 j lilv. • b t I , mon %,iti O'J fur . •go xi'ittn *!<•« t i try to find moths in a wa* it i# ilf-ug-pst * Answer; ;i big ImUl * of gas »iiiic nud turiuipj jiritUil Tu u rdl it er for a flay or t wii, ami you a more buerp.ii < iinb .%s you r and hang u in tho batui quick an l :u tivu in hia movements, and of mueh i mlumoce; hut wlH*n corn parrs l with tho thoroughbred race horse or tho AuMTimn trotter heruiffen tmirU by tho coiiit-»ris in. lid* tack* tho *ize and sp*ed of thu tlioron .dil»r«sl, and what a apectncle a Maud S. a Jay-Exe See, a Staiuboul, a Nel.vni won hi make of the grentwt trot* ting Arab that fever lived could they meet on a trotting truck! As a raco they are ban*Isomer than 11m Atiienc.au trotter*, marfy id which ivavo inhertl'fd Uotnati head«i and cat hains from tlie gn*at pnwetntor, Uxatrlvkh Hambletoiiiau. If it (vnld lie done with out a h*ss of sin and speed, for the pnr- p«w of giving Lmuty on 1 finish to Um Ameriean trotter, it might bu well hi add inore>f the Arab bluol to the cotU' pMite afticle whicii gofa to make up the American trotter, but the t xp riui**nt in*, ln.t*u trieil and not found unconwful. No Arab known to civilised man t* s*i handsome as Mambriao King.—Huston L'ourier. * * ** *'• XV.I! • It 1 c*. it e iti tl tint i; •i* (i it 1 Ik main •f ii til! II ixe b**r. Vv .I ( r hi J'i't •1 iiul atid •Iv ;o t*» . Jbanv this id have t!nshoi>i-s i g.*::i* i u make and s<k* if you can't find <n to all r. !1<* for tin* disagreeable tUOlllUig. iucidciils 1'imiity of the Ovf th'* * t II* nn- tliat his \ isjt to Al a little while. lot (.’IIALTER IIL *tale b>* ha 1 In •com said m <Hm* i*l !ti> at ataif.'.fe.th* i t iiat b* the lie i.ry w’ui .. •lisapp an* 1, l»at t so as he liad u t I,h en the chiet sullt-i anyhow Fifty \<*a ('ol. ( urt is ion 1 M: I 1 a: I im *u was at after eaeli I lie Cfilofufl Iiegg** say noVbmg mob -44-e e*—U'-t-b—ot—14+ m-ti -yway l '.u It- !•* !H*v< r ne t tfer troimcfue I,: wj < i bout it I hinng t ills 1' I * * * <■ * I1.1—> £ I * * S , 11—t * . ir*»-«* fiMtu diu- TiMI JiJt . t » the it nu<lsai l tn his wife • pip r, “John w ill be Miria.” S!ie smiled h • began to bei gilt• 'll t > my wif-• aa l hit I. »• fio l t iii- morning. u: hi hauvl'emi h . ! I r lifty ;,g alt that whil ■ one of . f \ vy t:i.* w<>rhl h is l»* .*n m .i<* near' I’lcil cLlp!* i, an till his death, w1m*ii liis jgraiidtHther, took it t<>liis ern New York. ’i’h< brought it li' fe a few wei ] Th<* two most inter* .stilt^ libtiJV' h;ii)pf-ne<l be cuntir.ue l th. at geiven •m 1 he snt ’down Ix f. ir<* th< tire in the dining room and smoke.I three pip's of tobacco beb re n tuiHiug to the store. He has told me. that he could not i rmg himself t*» believe (hat ('arlish* lm<l st* leu tlie monei', but'he could see-no my wife and- myself were spending our honeyin'nin at my grandfathers place idNuit ten years sineOv* My had a large estate, ami K*si«les being en gaged in converting Ins vast forests .into lumber ho had a general store, in which was kept a very miscellaneous stociL sui?-/ able for the iii*<>d.«f f the primitive rn-op!* 1 who dw< It th<*reabon1 s. -To fln ni he sold his goods, but much of the trade was in barter. Sugar and cutiee he ex changed for furs .and skins, qud so oir He w,-is also something of a banker, and iu th pied the back part of the store, from which it was separated by a partition, the most notable objects were this el 1 clock and a strong box m.tdo of heavy oak and strongly bound with iron >strai»s. Tliis box was neither fire nor burglar proof, but it answered the purpuse in th<* absence of any thing diet ter. ami in it >vere kiqit money and valuable pipers. In' continued Dr. Curtis —my graTulfather had in hfs. employ a voting . Scotchman.^KsmCarlisle, who had boon in Aimaica three or four years, and dur ing all of that time in the service of ('ol-. (’urtis. CkirFisle was a man of g Kxl edu- cyti<>n, having studie<l iu the l niversity of Eilruburgli, but-he was entirely with- ont fortune. lie "had <•< >nio to America to make his way ami was Jtu lying law while eanung liis living as H« rk an*l Ixvtkkeep-r for my.-grandfather. He lived iu the famd> of 1ms employer ami wxx tbafed vrrth nmrh'-kin.lm .tM co's: htafi u. ID V. ua par. i-’ d *r fa v n:<* w.’.L mv ,i x aa >vU- other wa v frofu tlie si (‘arlish* had f it. lie staid away i long time, so tint if !! the m’> >!K V lie \V ouhl -y have a elianee to r* j kice it. lie had a raridfatlii rTj , ‘'fi I d:e*diking for the y< 4 Scotchman, and it hurt him dread; wily c > diink' that tire young fellow was il: honest. At !<*ncth lie* went back to the store, in which were now t he other clerks behind tin* long eoun'er and seVeral Hoantry- inen about the big 'I)ut4*li stove. Fj.* walked tbn ugh the store into theVomit- ing nsna. Ju’m Carli'-le. pale a> a ghost, knelt befo'rHtlie strong box still search ing in the empty c »mpariment.s' ior the old eoiinting room, 'which oceu- I tmlucky bag <‘f .gohl. \ “I can't find it, sir;” sai 1 he, as he rose from bis knees and faced his cm plover. “That is unfortunate,” :uy grandfather replied wifi 1 curt severity. \ ! “It is evi<l‘*iit, sir.”, said ('arlisle, straightening linnsi If to his full six feet and for the first time looking unexcited and -calm, "that you suspgnt ma of having robbed }ou,4 - !' j- “Jiav*.* your legal studied sir, taught you that it i> a’xvise thing for a man to ! he his own aceusi % ’ asked Col. Curtis. “i do not accuse myself, sir.” said Carlisle with dignity; “tli - lircum-. , stan<'4*8 d<> that, and your manner ? trays your suspicion.*’ *^“Th. n* is no use for us t*' <pnl>U|e over mythrij at tins »itne. 'fji^ve trusted v.ni inifiUcitly. Tbis iumev was paid to me, ami 1 placed it in dha-SFrong b . c. Y<»u am. I are the only p*-n*ons xvh • hax e i< ces-. to th*- l*ox. The l*ox Iris u-»* Ih-ch ins. 1 *11 an 1 :..a oaous * ij < om.. 1 .-• , ( * X JLLxS iiic iiiw t*xc i 'TT*' ' * 4 J o!<l, ami encCri .1 1 grau-hdii’dreii, who had Jieeomg nu n ami w<*im t. I ha<l been away from the <»1>I p!.*-e a Ion- time. an<l from 1 ho time when I went otl to collcgi* ?ih i got imirrie 1 ten years after i nad vHdy-p.iid > tWv> >->r ltji>'.e*\» r\ short \i'stt>- t<> tiie sturdy (>!>! couple who still !iveil iu t he homeef tin ir vogtli an*l x marvele:! that'their ehildreo and graml«*hildi en t-onhClinil eon?iM;1 irt th.' grb.'tt and busy eiTies of New York tlnd i 1 r ii 11 udeipliia. A. hen I ln e:inn> 1 <igagt•</ t>* he 1 named 1 promised ItuTpaid my honex nmon -wfth t h<; .<>hl~e* ( ii:.!e, am! than If I. *1 hy in** <>f having g at Id > \x ife, h 1 ad<l- 1, “My ( ‘ >d! h cw eor.M 1 have forgot- ■11 that 1 placed it then*.-’’ “Wil l i • it all aboil!, sir?” I a.'ked. The th* a ml l th* COHSIH inuch a.s 1 h ive t-'11 it nev< r tol l i!; wh if w 11 the young iSeotchmntt spoke of hinT as John. d t > you, out lie ti. ttili nam • of , tot he .always lie we* much rnTthri 1 1 y graid- pee; nde.i ma ay im>i->i urt> that ul the t.arlh'* Mot inf*. Take a ko«»1 w*»h1 howl, fill it twarly full of water and pltco it tipoti the fi<mr «>f tho room which it not expieel to shaking «»r jarring from tlw 8trw«*u Spriuklo fiver the aitrfaeu of tho water a coating of Iycopo<limn povrd**r--a whit** sill obi 1 icti which ii eomctiiiica ua**} by Indie* in making their toilet, and whicii can Im ptmdu»M.*il of any druggist Next •i|*on the surface of thisc«x»tipgof whito IHivvder make with p-iwdered charcoal ;» straight bhwk line, nay an inch or two in length. Having rnado tins littlo. black* mark on4)1 a surface of the r»»ntentH of the ImovI, lav down upm tin* Moor clos j to the Im>wI a Mick or itotqeother straight uhjoct, no tliat it will he exactly imrallel with tho charcoal mark. If tho lino happetu \ 1 b 1 t*araTlel xx ; i(Ti a crack iu r*' L hearTV •'*cf lT'*ltferg (in*, tlwofe <r xval!i aay.sf((iLionary objvcf m tho room thi^ will M*rve a« well. L* ave the IkiwI undisturbed for a few hours, an 1 then olwcrvo tlie pomtion of the black mark with reference to the ob ject it was para 1 ltd with. It will bu found .tu h iv<* move*! about, an*l to havo shifted its iioxition from east to west—* that is to say. iu that direeUon oppasito to that of tho movement of the earth, upon its axis. The earth in simply ra ve living has carried tho water and every thing cl.sc* in tho bowl around with it. but tlie powder upon the surface has lieen fi ft b liiii'l .a-httle. The lino will alwnyx Ihi found to have moved from east t • west, which is perfectly good proof tha; everything else contained in the 1k>w1 has moved the ot.her way.—Et. Louit ReiHiblic. in so afraid of ’axoliur.- 1 • ihmg.rbus win a us»*«l can* t if xou treat V'Uir e«*»M to its Kith in a i«*oni without fire and u wind *\vs, x >u am ••ntirely •pt from the odor; tln ro h tm that for u lew UuutfL at 1 *tx*«t.” a.-dine soems'to tie u!salt tin only !* dy xvhieh <• hi 1*»* .qiplit l with di> **li in 1 cert in • fiWt xv!i**u ni'dh.s are ■o>a rq l iiiv'M hug a xaluabl'i fur gar it. au l in tin*. ?, as ri of fur it i.i well b> I h 'a r i hi! remedy iu miud.—IhUaLurg t’hroni» !e. - When Sales Am llcavirnt. A -uq-crmtenibait uf a retail, ihoe il-g • urteient in a big ilown town slim* savs- i >ur hu'*s a tl»* lit ten days in a month. if you , xv.mt t » shop leisurely and avoid the , < rush come iu tlie last dax . of the , nionth. You a !c mo why? In thi? d<*- , p.irtnwnt, f*»r instance, the tnaj >rity of our rustoinem at .* thirty d^y jN-ople- i tie.s'* xvho buy on thirty days’ lima. I Human nature is pretty much the kuiho 1 j’lttern. <>ur <*u>t**in *rs are f*»r Iho 1 iii"*>t part xvell to do. Iiut they wait utr ! til tne tir.-'t weekiif the month to buy. ) •A \v< ilthy xxotnan, who lives on Rusli ! ’-eel, .'.tine in x\ it!i her dangliti r one EL 1 ’ ; f i took mv ? V/ 1 W4 & there I deyght ■*•, you know of tlie army. My grandfather, who 'ears idd.rieli cOuq the old’ young .wife, who is a of (ieu. Harford 1:1 o111 > r took oil h;'4:—1 tinies to r< :n *ve the tlimm*'<l tls* glasses.''•‘gTl^i.norriixv/' he ad<ied, “you ?h.iM meet' This man ami h**lp tn*.* to in.iki* Tiumnds for the'dread- day. They selected goods to the amount of sriT.bo and as I we.., aiwnit to take th* a hires-, mab rfamilias askeil, “What day >>f ill'* month is today?” I said it w.os t!ied.’ofh. JSlie tifen replied: “1 bhall not iie at h*im** nntii ii“.\t Monday; so that rheio is n 1 u? : of my making, the piny efiaise today, come to f’.tink of if.” H kii ;\v what was the rn liter. 1 sai l' tliat 1 woul i send <>ver tho go<><ls Mon day and d;it<* tie 1 purchase' are*•filingly. “A’eryWell; that will do,” she replied in a manner that only .11 rained yvoiuaii knoxyc.—-Cliic Tribune • ful xvrom XV mv forgetfulneso has x\ as ben 80 love with J pn telydn my wife,-a k n>i made a gn at to do ovei lie cou!<I not anil imuld not he (t ranJi thiic. ~~ T’u* next, moniing after these exciting myvdents mv gran lfath**r.stTirte 1 for Al bany, ,-rid lid m»t . get back jor a \'.vrk, VVh**u Ik* r-tunmi in* foun 1 th.it>Jo!in Unjlisle had gone awqy, leaving :al* tt* r nd.crating L;. d 'nial of ;oiy krioxvh'.lge cf the hag of money and recording a pr. if nice to keep Uol. Curti., informed of his whereabouts, lie .also said that be would return, xvhenever he should !»>> nee.h**l. /\'**.ar by year xx*ent by, and tha dis-inpAarai)'-*' of the two tiedisnml dol lars xvonld have boon f *rgott ’n but Ih it klohti Carlisle regularly r**purre 1 by let-- tor on tho first day Of every Janu irx*. He could m v- r f.irget th** sna low which in his youth fell across • his path, nor xvn.T he willing to' .break 1 is jiar**!**. Wb 'i !.*■ 1* ft* my grand fa hers John Carlisle xveut to-Al- uauy anl then t«» New Y*>rk. He stud tod la.Vjpinl lauglig m*1 J, bat tl *' > • • g> n *l yoi n k> *ahn. i.f xx.i., no » , . ,u r 4--.fi. - 4 a.• e v* .* j . x.fc d - .vw ** w ^. .; in the < no Ion, her. i I is favorite seat was •counting room, which was -used as such, as the old’ gentleman 1.ad long since given up active bin-in*- 'Liu old click ticked away m the rainu c*»r .tier, nml t ** otron l»ouu*l oak strong oo.x xvas in its a.-cu.-tola-al place and was still ust d-to liuld valuable p.i|» rs. nut' the money w.r now kept in the n.mk 111 4lie hit! • nty winch had gtown up a fexv. liules a .vny We- xv* re in;irn» v *l a few da> s aff*rr t !hnsti*as; ami iu v xvite’s first vtsh to the, ohl. counting room was On Nexv Years il,iv*> of ]NSJ Th* re she fonml tuy; gramlfatlier just as 'his laorning’s nn-d^ an l 1.; \V'p.ip*T.>J:.e: reached him lb; put ttna.i aside at once t>) itifev*.' li.'i an I | !;r,;e-t* ir tier a com fortable >*at before the huge blazing logs whie|» In rued ami erseked. iuJl.e g >*sl ol*l fireplace. • >- The uuaiut and old fa&hioiu 1 *! I urml ,; V*s .... r mightily, and titv totbei x\a» *1* ligirt' 1 that-fi tlmi. : U** sill pll'OM *1 a*! b « [ vfn- 1 * E I don*' him.” The colonel's bkigh xVas sent to tin* -tat: *ii the next. n. uniing to meet the Nexv York train. - Refurning, it xvas drixam rapidly to the counting room, mi l there (’ol. ami Mrs. (.’nit’s m**t the man from whom .lacy had parted fifty ve.irs before under such jH-culiarly pam Ttd r ircmnd a m. es. The i n Ua v te\x st;e 111 < si t > he a long one to u-. xx h >,xver»* waiting, but it laailly had last*. I itnly. alsuit half an Lour when the Vv-ll v.is run man xv ho au^wx-red it was directed to iu- vitens to g'i ovrrdirThe counting room. We weri.* suipri-v d when xv;*. 1 ojuaicl tho *l*Kir t*> find with my grandfather ami grandmother Al^r, -J-bau. Carlisle, th.* fath.-r ' f my \v1ft : 's niotTk* r. ib* was a-* astonished ta see U; ;e-> wo were to StV* him! "Tins i- the >omi,g 1 ;*lx who found the mv gi.r..Jim *! li* r s n l-. Wi: it, L .. ?” 'Mr. C h le * •. laim.d h-M- .ia - f r'w * 1 and put lu- arms mt Tier ami k*>S' blu r. TTk ii turning -V-grandfather ?k- • .1 I uf»h hi - anus TaLmtinx v If. . “I did l ot know till v, < 1 'urt!n. 1 • grali.Miughf r-ii.sist ii on iuutrying Sp.jnglnsi a I’ntient, Win n s;H.>ii;png the-whole Ik**!y do, not expos*; more of the surface ’of the body, A Survival of tlie Fittest. Wdiil.: hunting antelope 0:1 the prairie*? ;>f Colora.lo 1 xvas the xvitue.es of a very interesting chase lx;t\v*s'n fin f agio and a jack rabbit. The various circles and downward sweeps of the eagle attracted my atteiifion, ami t resolved to ascertain the reason." I put spur to my horse and succeeded in gaining an elevation from which a good view of the chase cotild Im had. The rabbit, to all appearances, xvat very much bewildered, and xvonld rnu at ou'e tnne than can Ik* quickly gone 1 first in one direction and then another, over, rapidly dried and at once r**cov-Jam! sometiines in circles, its - pursuer, •Tod. If the sponging has been ordered tlie eagle, following its every turn. ' to reduce temperature, it should lx* done ! Finally'the eagle,'as if tins l of thit. with water at 100 degs., and' ontaining sport, with downward swooj some aleohol t«> aid exuj»oration. The and a stroke of the wing laid the rabbi; sj» iiiging must lx: done under cover of out lifeless on the prairie, At this mo* a slioct, ami th** spong*.* must not be xv<*t nient I gave a tremendous yell, and a; enough to danqien the covering. Do the same fime rode rapidly toward . r uni j ' not dry, but allow the moi ".are to evaji- them, xvhieh had tlid desired effect o\ orate. Such a HjKinging ut stated times frightening the eagle away, leaving itt is patient sire*l reffuR—a reduced temperature quiet nerves and refreshing sleep.—Ar kausaw Traveler. X x. aui'st refn-shing to a burning (over | victim in' my ^xvisessiou, which turn**! tu nt, and never fails to bring the *le- out to be the only game {, bagged that "Forest and Stream. liag. Ap I'xprt-»«ki«iu Seven Cent uric* fM*l. “li«uhng-uver the coals” dates six or seven centuries ; ti.i* k. when feudal bar- »!M I'lte.i US'. I hai'il Uletho'ls of e.\.ict- ing goltl from Hi*; rich Jews by susjn*nd- ing tiuir victims ojiove slow fires until rh* y paid randan or dj.^l. There is a if t* •rt in “Ivanhre, m which o ertort money of Uvb.-ca. .r en*i»*. uc of Y rk, tatav it F: c ( Miltifttis, but Ucatouahle. Mrs. i’riimw—I svw you riding in tht nark with Willie Rosa and Ja<'k Bolton. 1 lidi.i t know your |Ni{>a xvonld let yol rid** alone xvith gentlemen. Miss Swcunda—He doesn’t object 1! the gentleineu aro nx'al lovers.—Mol* o* y's Weekly. Tb»' c**t >f war ships is as follows pit ton: Englam 1, $1»; France, LMG. Rot* *i.r. flii. Tlie price |»er indicated hnctf power ts: LugUnd, flofi; FTance, and Uto ^rr- —