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* ■ :* ■ C T m t -U ■~r T fit Ptopit rmlid- / *3ff» twnn Lmii., Mrn-Hiitil^ ar.tl miv- —:—cfllaiifwa*—:— dob Printing KitPigM’urOnii^y »ith1 In tht i bt.i itjrleBuU tb« rKornit*ie»a \K \ 'V- •». I \\r nr>- u< >l v ftn , iIk? vU*w« < r; «-*t , v'onyaponrteatfi All ^ 'nirail artv* j •niuii Imk to* 1 ^ S-> mKrr»f*i mcnt VOL. XVI. BARNWELL COURT HOUSE, S. C., JANUARY 26, 1803. ■C No.*22 AlHanee Department. \ ini; full (•<>lle^»( work, and it might bo Of all the wonts of Brief anil woe where mis- tlnvf T WotMU OTt'n roAlini IJ TO A f^lllur f . cry doth dwell « 1 conrse. 8o at the begiiniing of tho ^-.-Jhe^hlcat luuy.th^^^ witLin that oq»- I tftBd’Bfmontef 1 pnterfcti M a topwiui.‘’ Adopted as the Coutrty Organ by the Court- . farewell. ' . ' , . ,. ty Alliance Xulv orii, iSWt. .* It nerves to »ev*r aouln for aye, for Who. is ther» u | D ATK AshocIaTK KDITOR’,’ ran tell • - 1 • * Tt. M whiin l tll (Shtmunh ations ou Alliance , U. hefts trlUertr meet a«aln when once they Mattrts shoold be aildm.saed. ^ | J| carries not a tone utikind; no wratlijlceB It , compel: ' *TW Lrcnlhcd from'nut the ho: om’s depth, that decp.'that Ions farewjdJ. Themhlns heart is rent in twain and lies shattered shell; , ' , ■ ' 1 . . , , , Then, with a lomrlnf, anguLhed cry. it iays its cTcii snr sober nmuted ami church go- BEAUtY’S METEMPSYCHOSIS. “ RhawLoVer her head and went down bi - -■ ■ f»tlyer'jt- t'oi lind il ihey, had iluidl d ten ter. IS. 'iMU.-ll 0Hirers af the Coaaty Alllaara. W. IT, Dunmn, President. L. ih Toole. Vice President. \V. ?. HHini'nrB, Secretary. A. F. Free, Treasurer. W, U llritton, t.ImpUin. T. 8. Weeks, Conatj i.ei turer. ~ W. A. Allv 8tewar<i or Assistant l-coturcr. Ed was now allowed,' conditionally^ br attend lectures, and so on both sides our tinje^r walking'And scientific iuvesti-. gatioh was much Curtailed. AN e still -foTind titflo, bowever^for a short daily i h, that tramp, and as sprMg camh 'oit for fre- ... queift longer excursions. Tho'ltcauty of *f A , MaV days was wholly irresistible, sothat | Wet farewell. . 1 Walter Scott. W. F.. Sadler-, Door Keeper. H. K. Uarlev. Assistant IKHKheapoft 1) W. Bodifor.1, Sergeaul-Rt Arms. ( K. 11. Creectt, Business Ageut. . Jlxeeutlve Crtmmittee—C. hree, w. Patrick, WV A.raust. „ , w •„ Tra<le ('omniittee—G. AL Hunter, K. H. 1 fhiwibiyr&~My4 : lt««>*t : W7 A. AIL AX IXDEXTOE. Tom .Barrett aiid 1 had been chums \ Con- *ittee on Good of the Order—J. G. Me^ MUlau, .t;. M. Kdenfleld, W.T. Care, J. K Anelllhg, K. B. (tucaa. ' ... . — alpiost na long its wo- had been consiijs, qrhiab 1 >wn>t i-oiifi..s \v:iViit';irl,y I v.ojl.y-. ing Orpha was induced to spend png pep | feet Sunday tHfjruing with n« in a quiet • \yootl strewn tTdek with sitring beauties : a-id udder tongue. < She conf* ssed after- | ward that at first'sho thought it was wickeil, hutwhen wc got there she knew j it—Ui.'sii't. . .—_ I , Well, with Isithnizing and tennis and j. ■oa-mo)nstions the liUitoa.wu^thisbli'.-wtrd , j.Thatl.eauty Burh us thlua — Cun die indeed YVera CfSluancetOo wantotsty mrellBnl No wit limy ret-oneile so elihl ;i creed . v' With be-nuty sui li us thiiie. \ From wave and star and (lower Sonic etUoenrc rare Wn* lent thee, ti divine lint transient dower; Thou wiehkl it hack from eye* and ly* and * hair Ul__ ; 3 Tty wave and star and flower. Shouldst ,lhou,loinorrow die. Thou (.till shaft lie Found la.the r<tse a'hd’met In all the sky, And’from the oj-yan s heart skalt slna to me, , Shouldst thou tomorrow die. t ' N , William Watson. T MAT'S Ii rsfi VAT). »’• ■ - 1 bHVthing of Sum. The old follow was sUugUug In the drs>rtry talkiiTgTSa coupIci.f sffrahgers. ••No,” lie was saying, ‘They, haiu't la-'n no js-rson’long \ ci lav' fc\v d;i> •> hut what U'lotigs yerik AM* Mi*-, though, t he niout. 'u' Is-'n seed o very ere t,' Bacon's. Ecu thur? v No? Wnnl, my laiy's co'win in.fm thnr ptuty •s<c-u+ T iHt iiea-’w ktdtyv. L Come in an feed; .lack'll lie yere rigiit Boon. Mat staid to help hef mother with ! the supper, and during the course of the meal learned- that the two strangers . were ofiicefV trailing n horse thief, who irad, stolen a vulnuble horse at u rittieli - fol ly miles east and sold it at I’icket r station, and who was believed^ to have ciiiip‘ this'wavn - ’ play. 'I l .-rud lu rc'iT r Low In the aight- Fiom out her< ie. m* ni so si niwiy, .•Nj>r lluiiiL-til It Wrong To sp-nku sight Ofiit-i- 'm^l lo! stic. ktuU 1 1 -111- Tiic:u'1 Llf fiij: . ■•''t. - “l-oiglvi him, Ivordt F i'-h ns In* -• cur- he cunnot - 1-'Tiniid niui'y, , r.' | *1 1 ( IdiTi-ll'i > d - Flrrprnye.1 —«n4, )e! .-!.<• i.r«;> , d f ,* e e. —T. W. HVilTn .MniHs v'k Ma-ii..ili«.’ • y~' ... . E-iJ’t. r» » concu. too Hand that * ^hunp tonelied him on tSe shoulder. *0(1 t sTTd-mlsery .risi NKUVF, While Murat was in ifadt id lie v. qy nnxious to conmiuniciite with dntiot id 1 ‘ortngal. but all tULiTtjiatLi.HlLll.isl.on a .■ v i'e( .sTTrl-^nttiTy -Tisn'w-'O wo vr.'.cr- a»ked him, • Ugyoji wanteoii'’ Tih young Bole, awakened MiddenlF by Ilyp.gTnre of t:'ie~Pin»p, by Jh« touch and w. s.ds of ta..: female, rose upon hip :£(4ldb and w iili cye:-: only half opened said ia (bsmni;, ‘kW^lut do y<m ymSitt** •‘(biie (lie man sobu.thing, to eA at once." said Castanoa, when he iiwanl the result of the first experimeut, ‘’awl let Idol i. lie is not a FrenchuiiU). Hoes could be have l* en s,o fur master of him- Bi-ir? The thi.'.g islmpossible." lint tie Leekiimki \r«i» supplied with food he whs' detained a prisoner. The next uiondng he wastaken tosspot where he could mutilated corps* •if the I’n ncliuuui, who had lieeu. eruel- y maaftn reil by the peasantry pf Trtmfl* :>*- ; President Loncks Talks. 1 she listened to the c.-uiver-al-.ivi a four years. Tom was six months younger year sllpis-d past.j ’ "Vt for marrying him. \That kind of reason, . sudileli namele.-s f*ui eumo upon her, . than I, and I rulrd "hrm with a rod of s Tlie ^Saturday l*oforo icommonceinent mav not sathlfv other people, but it is in- 1 making ly;r fuel ill and faint. Aa soon Aft-on. . But yne day—the day when I • Ed-and l went iip.ihe river for orchids, "vaviahlv suliii-ieht for the feminine.rea- ; “ snupr-r was over she t.,-,k lu-r shawl iKH-.amo twentyifonr years old—tho. Wr found onlv a . few yellow ones, but sn,ier. " L .g- " I hip! hurried lioine, At every sesshiri' of the Allianc* w* must expect that difiegates wtil have . tlivy- favoritesi. fur offic.e4- In tho pa>t in ohr Order it. lias invariably been true that the candidate for office ha* been beaten. 1 impe in the J[uuue that.it will always prove trin^ then the office will seek the man, and thitre will he no worm turned. Ho told me that he loved j onuld not fed much disappointed. The i Sam Toms was. what is called “wnth- IdBill tion, but as a wife. •'Tom Barrett,’ I sawl sternly, "do. yoir'think I would ever marry a.man , xix months vounger thqrimysdf? I have | heart burnings thi oiighiib«aimointment. y©nitp,nlS«l yon know it. If 1 tVe cannot a (Toni to'pennit ifo jjffand an jj Ui fry nnvlxxly it will bo a iHaturc, j Order, with such noble ohjeets in view, made man, who will gtiide and | to be u«ed 19 aid any individual,In his control and make me ’"ff'spect him! personal ainbitions. Where the attempt ; Don’t yon rivr say another word tome 1 s made it. is onr dirty to prevent it by , fbont this us long as yon live.”. i-eky-wnd-tho nvwr wbnld. have made up : ip^" i, v hia T'exam neighbors. ' We dffffed r B»„ n ,his father-in-law, himsc your relation; I gue^s. ..-You’ve got to.’ back almost in silence. ii.-Jeinng lo th.e i. v^'imergotte'rir. naofubsdii^ni. nnd.-to And tlu-b he hur'st out with a lot of soft pliish of the wafer hgalnst 1 he b<>at, ; on thestips at the crossroads stor iinff (ibout his not loving measarela- • tho dreary whisp'crilig bf thc trees tuyttiq ! Somehow she y/ii^ie tip* door' open. ~p >t surprised to find Shu entered .Im-tilv. svyumieibwlth guerrill is* and ^vvith .'the |y ( Hl „i tlit. dimed with the.sum* I'-iug.k.i. iiinu.i.'.iQiuA'j,,—dtault. ..ihitiui.; Luiilc; w;uli kuel. t-rum- ^ fie a.ked-.ivie.siu-ki. the i-omi^iiiiidaut j^ed not to fidl, fud not a word^ not an of the hinceis, br-find himirhrave .^wl.i m < .-nt; i,ot a feature or look betrayed -inlelligeirt yomig man. Two daf.> ufL'i- pj,,,.. f • ward the-eiiuiliiandiiyil'V brnyght the i-v,. J> ekinsbi. When taken Eack to hi* all honorable means. If the tone should ever come when the majority of our delegate* at irtiy session should con*TJ- cr the election of any particular person Ami I went nphUiirsnird criedliecause my old Tom was gone. One of my birthday present,s had hpe;v a olMvk for twenty-live dollars witli whuih "to take a little trip," my blessed bank and at intervals tho faroff cry of a hawk. ( rresently E'J interrupted it, (ill. "1 want to givo you somothing l>e- fore t<n go,” he announced suddenly. "May I?” ' ' ' c "Why, yes, if it isn't too valnahle," I answered priggisbly ina desperate at- teurpt to be proper. ‘T.a.-sure yon it is absolutely worth- less'unless yon-care for it," and he dex- teronsly tossnba long, folded jiajM-r into my lap. Anothcrof the legnl.jokes he Jin had evidently h drinkiiig. as his clothes wi re scatti and pnbliclvlRiwail Ifissad lot in havingi'l w^hit-/the tuKir, iupI Mat. looking out Kam for a memlier of his family. Bilk the kick iloor, could see l.is puny st.md- had a dramatic style of delivery that ingjpaticntly where Kam had left him was very fetehing, and invariuhly im- , wairiii^ for si nm^ne to come and feed pressed straugers as being very much in “’ ,lU earnest. ' "— - n w;ts Jii bed, a.-leep and In euthrng asb-rtorously. Hu bad evidently leyn -IVll prmee wluiin xia. you fig iiiiiti of* Ins Ivis: lidr. Lnkmaki*. always' laljoriously perpetrating! -a deed this time, carcfu+lv tilled He would r,it on the steps, silently chewing, an enorjiious inoiithful of to- haeci> and appnrently listening to the conversation of his coloafers. If Sam’s name was mentiom d he would gi ve vent to fonr'or five little falsetto squeaks, which found egress through his nose; then he would draw in a long breath, puff out lik fat cheeks, purse his month, and givo a heavy, whistling s’^h; this down t<> Ann-Arbor on that excuse and i top ydur/elf~to oe side-tracked on minor ii|«ues or personalties. A. 1.. Houcks, Talmage T*lk. DeWilt Talmage closed bis fy* v . aiblr#** An "Big Hlumlers" In Columbia ( wiih ilii* eloquent perofMion-K , - j In a world where God lets Hi* lamb* ^ frisk - , and Hi» t.rex-s r.oss, and Ilia brook* j leap, and Mi* star* twinkle, and Hi* ; flower* make love to each otiier, 1 kno*- Hr"intetided mao a-t li-mes-to laugh and ' sing and sport. Belter wear mil than rust out. Recreation is re-creation. Ainusemeiit i« li arm less which dou't in- stay iui long n* I wanted to with my old friend, Orpha Reynolds. I might join some elasaes or do some reading and lie eonbmted there for a long time—until Torn had forgotten. And with a tclcfc ■ gram to Oypha the next afternoon i was i iff. . , OrplfA was delighted to roe rue. "1 am so frlnd you camo jn;.t now,” she said oa wo sat together in the half dark after supper.* "1 shall need you to help me manage Ed." - "Ed who?'' I inquired with some sur prise, , woiid *ring if Orpha had been adopting an infant. Aly friend seemed i woi ‘JoT’Tobacrii jniee. eari-fntly---aHst*-4- at some object in the vicinity. Thesn pre- to !• If ice a necessity for our Order, then old uncle said, and 1 decided just.to rnjj. out. except a short blank space near ttte vvoulil Is- followed by*« large quantity we will -have n-aeiied our zenith. Men wre notliing in this movement. Sucees* for onr principles, everything.. Too much space ha*.already been coiisumed fur or against Thitividual*. Rusli our lieuiAiid* to the front. Train yonrjfttns on the ppposyli ,>H i himI do not peniiit Tills indrntnrp. mails this IPlb day nf Juno in ilio mr ..f our Lmrd one thmnysj rlyht |i u , inav i t . s aceomplish.al. Bill would rise hmnirrtl rtttI c’ivhty-nr<*, miwrrn hrliNr»rti , . , . i — .Mills Ktcr;i :o iy..nla. Iir ? trnrr. and 1 to Ins feet, thrust oiie. fat. dirty hand —.of tlif Mcniiit part, u.ii n- c-itli iliat tlio into his shirt front, lyave the other ina sni.l lin^of 111.- llrst jar!, forniutini-iiu'siili-r- sweeping ge t tur- J:s h»* lowered his eyes r.lion of love in:<l iifferlion to him la IhoiiI pufil , , , ■ , , t.. i . , . .. . .. i , anti rolled Ins head fjadlv from side to bv the.Mini parly of Uio second <saH, tho re •win •• - - , uhvnid Is.lu nby lonfiUdiil amt * •. *iude. and ili liver buiiself profoundly afl- Mat lec.nhiEovevAkJtyh-ypiiig man and kissed him gently, her eyes lull of love. Tlii-n she tiirneiKto pick up his elm lies and'put them awnys. The trons. i/s were l-.eavy, and mmrTinngs jingled in oile of the juK-kets. IiistimtiVely lTiit thrust her hand into it-aiidVhVw it forth, e.lasp- ing several gold pieces. Avadie did so her eyes ojiened wtd»*, au.4 sUfi XUiod ,Tf 1 slnrn- d fur n time, hew Veers old. . '' 1 * v Murat was mov, h ^rre-eing soyouiu,'a -iiiiin coni t /o ininiinei.it a danger, fyr if he wi i-^ ih-ti rU'd hip ‘iIimiiu was sei.ded. Murat eould not tii ii> remarking to tTm Buie the risk he was about to run. The you! h sniih'd. '\ - :"LiT your imperial highnesa give me irry in-. np-tions.” iniswered^ie n*si»ei-t- fully, "aitd i will give a pood aeeouut of the mission 1 have been honored wm.,- Thoyoung prined angnred favorably from the young mr.ii'a misb-st resolu- lion. "The Regain itnharsaitrT gave w»'l«- r 4 pi isdn, hailed- it with a nortHif jojr»_- For twe lie lemrs l-e drrnl -had ttotbing im* gibbeiH ami ih-eiu m ita most horrid forms br■ ‘ ore his eyekMUKhibited to hint by men with the look* and the passion* of depiou-i. He slept, however, after the harra. ring i xi^emeut of the day, and eouiully, too, \vb,m iu the midst of hi* ! deep and deathlike shiinls-is the door i ojH-iii d gently, sonie one drew no«r bitt eaueli,.Hiid the Kiuue voice whispered ilk his ear: - ‘‘AiinO and eome with me. We vqpiU ti> sav«- ,yonr life.- Y'onr horse is ready. - And klie waive yoitwg num, haatily awakened 1^- tji’e words, “We wish to I save your life; come," answered Btill iu <M»* - ^ . .. COJpt I.I’dwlisftnl, dors by t lux- pi,»-e:its Krnul, Im•. gnia. s<dl, rrfui-s. n h uso, alii n imrt'eimflrip unlit tbi-said party uf llvi- his-ni.d jiivrt ami to her heir* and a. -imis fen-Vi r irll llml certain liieienr parj-1 of liibn.taily-sitviulcanil Is-iiig nt pn-s'-nt in tin- tiiy nf Ann Arbur, ennnty of Wiiidjii nnw anil stale- of Mb lilgrui, ami d-.-- ter " pk-i-n mod(Tiitrly a ll li.xi.il; t weulj -tlirfs- years old a trifle Ohllwrrnssed. "* j and fpiilt* al ir.c in lin. ivorld.'willi no ej us to '"Why. Ed Bice,” she answered slowl v. •b "' id ^ least two )-«*r* rrimlinK ./» '-'ii* ■>. . i i i . i ■ ‘ yet ahead, lop-Hjcr with nil'i-.ud singular, tho ^ guess I hr.vent toll you about htin, hcro , litalllou „ n n.t •p,mrttmu,cc tsl,.u B ln« have I. No, I guessed she had not. or in anywise r.pjie:laluing, to bavo aiid to “He fit n young Ifliy in the law‘depart- hoUl iln- said mont,” she went on wilh a coi^eions.■air, “who rooms next doer. His eyesliUvo given out temporarily, po that Dr. Car- nny has forbidden all college work, and u-rf*-re with borne di.iies. >Vben a malt l i haye jmd: been trying -to amuse him or the fidlowinit fijsliion: -‘ "Ah—hum! That Sam Tidns is th’ l-iziestj inos' shifless,. o'ue-ry, triflih cuks 1 ever seed—an yerc I’ve diujoi.got Tjn f’r as-m-'u-lawr. Hm-liiH-hm!'.' Amdhet ... , - , whistling sigh would close ihisperwa- rili d as 0-1. i.wf. tov. it: Aivtirdlnarv eneiigli . , , . K.»fo <if 4 r«\^ona1i|>v \v» !K e4ucmed iHid tit'U, HUtl v)r«l Bill lOf'Ulllo ills , still shaking his lb-ad sorrowfully. And Bill-was more tha.n half right. Nominally Sam was a cowlioy, hut most of the 1 ini'* he would tell you be was “jes'layiti off aspcll, i'n;st itplike." He had Always lieeu just sis—distin- • gui-hed for liwiut’sh-in an easy gojug community—and noliody exTpected him i ever to be otherwise, and it puzzled .peo ple immensely when energetic, capable Mattie Brinn,•accepted- him for “n-g'lar .with tin- sume slrangc.fi .stricken l.t r awhile ago and to harry hT-me.’ She rushed to the Ix-it and shook Kam ninthly. “M-iru! Kam!, wake up! she alim -st ereami iTk The Kinn turiH-d o-.'i'r and I mk -d at her stupidly. "IlTo, 'M-Mal!' Yerc, tie (iimme kii s," he s.iid-ttr;; dull tone. tells me-w luir ye stiillC f;it'ttv vui^c yr 1 readTio further. "Ed, why don’t you givo this to Or pha?’’ _ „V * ‘ Orpha!" he echoed. "She wouldn’t havo it; you know sho wouldn’t. And I. “Not 1 twill A ( got thi s© yero 1 hne. - ! ’ Mai's vi i +,i4mih i] broken and shrill. ! iKain sat up ail’d nibbed his hend.joo& 1 - j ing at Iji-i- in druiiken wonder. “W-w-y, I them - tliem llir.ivhipiey?’’ Klu* rdiuok him"tieveejy ami said in a | low* r tone—a tpnqtif i^i-ifest for*—: j “Tell me, V.ini Ifoitjs, vvliar y* done got tl’.i i e yO’e coins! Oni- k nbw!" Her tone iw.rti.'Jly soln-red the man, whose eyes iqs-ned .wider us ho asked j juerulor.tly: | “Wliat ’n h -11 y- so all fired fussy l.TioiK? I hain’t done- nothin."-niid ho laughed iu a. half drunkeu, luilf nervous way. v, “Kam, wliar did yc git Vm?” ! H - sal duiiililv staring at her. ar that Tqel l The first,twiMbn-s passed ovt>rquietly, impelled In|, u t on Mi«- aft«‘r»H«oH-**f lh« tiiird h»**lr- Hiski v.-;'vfuTToUTuiei 1 In- a IhmI v of Kpan- nivds, who di-airiiiisl him aiid itr igv;* d liini Tiefore (heir cininnuiidiiig oftterrv Lnikily\fiir the galkifit youth it was , Castanos hhiiM If. Ee* kimkiwa , aware that he win lost if . he were ilisXiyercd to be a Frepeli- . man; cpnseun-ntry. he lUle^jnined on.I !*ieinstant pol lo fxt a sitiglu word'ol’ [■ FreiK-h" ncupu diiin, and _t<> sjicak but Rn -.-iuii.uiul (ie'.'inuii. wideh lie spoko . vMfh equal fluency. *ThQ efies of rage [ tit mnu, “What do yon wimt?” Ckn.lantto-whffittd** 1 heard of this experi- ui-ijf gbd i's n suit, said tl»« Russian of hi: captors adiiouncjed tl:c fati- which awai;i *1 Tim, and tho luu-rihlc ninjdefL of (leii’eralTti ne, who had 'jMsislpd^i.r tho iMi'l. ilB-adful torthres lint a f. weeks before 7ns iu- Was going 1" J"-* Jmied, was hulheient- to. fi eezo the very hloisl. N- “Who are you?" raid X’-asianos in French, which language he rpokc [s-r- fietly v.'l-ll,. having been educalcii *n FraTq-e. * * Lei kinski looked (ft the qm-stiom r, begin- to like, any place on earth better | and keep him out of misehi'd.” AH this ; beside*’’ in 1, led, I he audacious youth, oomti’nv, ” to suv ncthingof the seiiiia- tli hi IfUowu hoide, brntnut. Yet, how ! vtAscurtninB- very nice and philanthropic j.“she . osu’t paid me thd‘consideration’ tion ( . r J ; ired bytfieir wd-dding. and guile like Qrplia but what on earth | nm. IDned thiiyin.” , Mat, us liHs;i?« *m Miggested, probably was she blushing ala at? I waited ** .Yfflt, go.Jgi.',.A knows 1 didn’t run- i .a......... r.vau.,i, f^p pi nw n,.. Sam, but Isu- next words. She spoko very fast pore I had, either, Ed. But—whatslgill j s qnp,, certain that she never told’ and wo>ld rot look at me. j I do with thi*?’’ - . ! any oho what that reasoT was. Sam "I wish’ yon would take him off my “You mjgiit just write your name in WR3 { ;l ]i an d big. and handsome in his' yon won’t have nr.icii tlio s;>aeo 1 1 -ft for it." he suggested. Vai elf-s::, Floncliy wav; he had alitays in suv men sei-rirniii.m no apptuclalioii of wfu'it a guild ’home i*. Only a few vs.ii * ago tlist twain stood at th* .-tltar and promised lideliiy njuil death. In thy mid.iigal liou~ 1 *e<i him coni ing han'ls for a while 1 I hoaio staggering: hi* door op(*tis, and 1 ” secon that face in«i«le the door *h*dows of the soi-rotv*of tlie,past and shadow* v of iorrows to come. At anotlier^inn- 1 *»s- her going ro-rhrrphfP^'wliere lie was ruined, openiHv tin* door and swinging |ier di rive Ic’d arm froi|i under iier ; faded «haw 1,crying out, with aiinost •upur- natural eliMjiieiic*, “liive hiui hack to ins, him of the nobl* brow and great • heart, give him back to m*.'* T lie inieer. able wretches w ho are -sitting around • the table of.the restaurant look at her. ^ * * - \ One of them comes forward, vt ith his __ bloated hand wiping ftlie Intoxicant from his Jlip, >avs,^**l > ut ;hi-ri JtvwUJ- Tip-n come with me and w.atcli her as ■bIic at.nids on the abutment of the, bridge lookingdowrt on the river, glassy in the riYiV)>onlight,;wom1ering ifaomCw here un- . <lCr the gba-sN^nrfacc of that tiver there is not a place o.f rest fora broken heart. - i I idler home a* a preventative, a* an inspiration, as a reefiairif. Breakaway from tint! Beware! npmef (Tutrifled word. Through that word thrills untold melody ; laugh ing children; the sound of well-known, footsteps ; the voices of undying affec, tion. Home! I hear in that word the ripple of niea:ln\v brooka-in which we - knee-deep \vaded;ijhe lowing of cat tle a* they como from the pasture; Um —'‘irtmrt F^jythe cutting the thickening grass; the breaking of th* hay rack when we trampled down the load. Home! I pou that wordjthc aunghineof boyhood and girlhood audjHhe tender sorrows and reflections of t‘n thousand foml inemoriescluster. When 1 *ee that word in book or newspaper the word * r eems to arise aiid sparkle, and leap Mild thfill, and whisper and chant, and phty and weep. It glitter* like a uhielffpxU spring* up like a fountain; it thrills likwa song; It twinkle* like- a star; it leaps like a flame; it glows like a sunset; ifsiiig* nkstati a/igel,- and il .>^’w||p.,r- nly.oi (jq Py a spirit from iieneath. sh7>rn7>T(flwk.to*i-ft*t fortii that M ind from onr l.ingii;lgPxthn ylsc to do. I hato to 1*> with him much myt*lf, ho lias been acting so for a week or two/ I'm afraid 11e 'iT-br'glrmtnjfTn- think bo cMiWTqr mo—o^piviaUv, yoii know. 11“ doesn’t of course—such a kid!" with scornful emphasis and an al- ti.gi.-ther unjiriH-islenti'd lapse into slang. "How old? ’ 1 inquired, com ise.lv, wiHr mental visiops of-a big headed, owl eyed .......... . —-I • - any one coma oast infant prodigy bcaiing v law tolit> under wcuhtna and inconsistent! RefusnTom . ]j„ w Mat and Si 1. . " ' \ 1 ..'t ..1.1 1. ..1 * , shaking wag lism^Lj form tain.pentnf^t-d in round deliberate •n snowing all day— chai-actcrs nycoss thdfpaco he had left— child re it would eome forth and liang with a garland of flowers, the wealthy each arm. “(ih, twenty-two, or may lie twenty three," she n turned nonchaliutly. “But tlwit for a mau is mere infancy. Non- a woman'*—!— But this valuable philosophical disqui sition was abruptly eat short. A sub- . lined Rtiuiip’cg ami butside—it Iwd ls-en snowing all day and vve nat listening until some one iianged tin- street door behind.him and started up stairs three steps at a time', whistling under bis breath. “That's Ed,” saiiT (3fjihTTaind roiie to light the lamp hut sho. had only just scratched the match when there was a faint knock. The sitting tooip jlo9f wi* Ut* slowly pushed open, and a clear, boyish voice exchtiined: "Just lighting up? Yon\re late, aren't you?" \ “Yes," said Orpha, turning up the wick. “Just wait till we havo some light- on the\fml)ject nmd I’ll intrivluce you to an old 'friend of mine who can i this nfternoon from Oratid Rapids. Miss* Barrett. Mr. Rice,’’ she concluded. He bowed stiffly and murmured tho conventional happiness; then, with a sudden, frank impulse, walked over and shook hands heartily, shmving_as he smiled two unmistakable dimples' In a sensitive, extremely attractive face. He had btgm there an hour, though it did -riot seeui half that, when Orpha sent him home.' Kho had to holm out a FrencTi grammar lesson for an eight and a quarter the next morning, so I went to bed and left her swearing at-Dupy m a pious sort of a way. Really I did not mean to relieve Orpha of her young mission. Tint how could 1 help it.' Under Orpha’s orifers he cheer fully pointed out to me the\prufessionnl residences, the frathonses and all the other inevitalfles; conducted me over Jhe museum, the library, the art gallery an7nV4aiiorati>rK-s ; d ragged me around the ’’bunlevimi' 1 didn't quite dare to. 1 leaned mychin upon my hand, looked into the water .-rmt thonglit.—Btrt Ed's- face floated-perststT-ttily between me ami all prudential coiisidcrafions. “He is a year younger than you. What about the mature ‘ready mpdb man’ whom yon as sured Totii yoif.should marry? What will Tom say? And how supremely ri- ; made a sign and answeri l in birr.mn. . _ , T'Vi ♦lo pot luidw'staml yon,'!*'; - ■ • . •t'.uu"- !.i-r voicc-w.va full of Imn'or— . r.-.; : ,i.,.v sp. k.- < ici n.an, but lie did “(IM yrn Ptrat t nit uriir . u. \ to af^KSir [StS ni Ijj im iTic* No answer; hut Math-saw by his eyes niatii r and sirnunoni-iloneof.the oliicers sh‘> lui<l guessed the,truth. Slowly the j „f gis staff, wlhs Weirt on—vylth Hie Turnur-full fnniT her ,l..'i"l to tta«-4hKa.:. • , sloNvly her head Ix-nt forward until Jut face touched the pillow. EVr minutes <ihc did not movn^nut until' liam. who had bycn rtariirg- at Just .wohdcnngly, reached out- bis big hand and’ laid it Hi'aia; Ci- ■Nilb aiixt ehd in Russian br (terman, but never li-t a single syllaole of l-iinoli escaiK) him. tie might. Itavcver, cayilv have forgut- Kiiiannged, no one knew how, to wear I had Jycn rtarnrg. at Jnsf Avointenngiy, ten liiHisclf, siuroumh-d us he v.aio-by a 'good clothes too. These _facts and his reached out- bis big hand and laid it crowd’ eager for -liis, blood, and who percmTiaK. gooit* nntirre amb friendly > carcs.iinglyivn hei bcad. Then she sprang waited with savage jmputteiii-e to have ways were the onl|Ms)inta in his favor. ! to her feet, her hot eyes glaring and her 'Against him were the jniints so forcibly form tremhlhig vv|iili anger and lioiro.. ! taken hy.bis fntl ) iqrjn-lavv, ahdalso that j ^‘d not speak,-but fixed her on he’got drunk wliT-never he could possi- ! hf+facc for a fet.’ seconds. Io-aid hot because-he wasn't old enough and'mafrv he'got drunk whenever hiTcbuld p? bly do so, and was mornlljs so weak that any one could easily lead him astray. iiiiu got’along no one but Mat knew. Once iu a great while Kam would' do some work and earn a meet lp.-r look, and p.escntly she turiicii and ran out of the door. > him, declared'griilty—that is, a Frerich- uinn—to fall iiimui him and murderin’ But their fury was raised to a lioight which the g'H- ral himself could not con trol, by an incident which seemed toci t off tiie* unhappy priaouer fiom every Kam, almost sober now, c^lod after ; lioix; <7f esi njHn One of Castanos’ aids a man six months younger than hi* and tMice as boyishJookmg! But, if 1 ch/s>se ; f ew dollars. If he got home with- it to lx) inconsistent, whose bumimns it Thvithout stopping at the iuUouit, well and " o'M't not n-asoii. 1 would i>.„t oftener than not he would iinhow.' not “consiih r.” I shot a swift sinile u > into Ed’s anxious face and then with mv i gisxl. But oftener than i I “drap in jes’^t' tal><* a nij that would K-ttle it. At sr .-. i ...... .....7 I..... Kate Marion Barrett. 1 havo the old deoil yet. Since our marriage it has lain iu state, the sole oo- nip 'r tivo,” and i such times he would stay and 1 buy drinks for every- j body present while Ins innip-y lasted. | 'Phen hh would come home in a maudlin, tearful state of intoxication, and invent ! sonic tale to account for his condition her, but she did not au.siyjr. He got out of bed slowly ami started todre-ssJiii’n- self. Ile had almost finished when JIat, nccompanied by l.—i' father ambt-Uo twe- *t rangers, returned. “1’iiar ho is—an thar's th' money,” shr Qamp, one of the- fanatically patriotie who wcr'e.so numerous in t’ is war, and wlio from the first had denounced Lcck- iiT'ki ;:s a l' : iTrirlrspv;-lmfst in said, and passed* on out through the back do<>r without looking nt Kam. • «'<--*■ «• as « .There was a rjfiil at tlid crossroads: it Was a primitive affair, but solid ami sole stunt ial. It‘was a dngont in the side hill, cupant of a convenient pigeonhole in inj_> aiH j t ] ie disapm-amneo of his-money, ar(l ha ' 1 a 1 ' <, -i v y oak dour and great st -cl willing desk. Hero 1 often run across - winding' up with the promise never to ' hinges and lock _ it and smile as i wonder whether hi j ^ itlia'inen a train. | j eneugh to hold a dozen meii. a-11 anxicns do ¥ u1,1 A * ri witlrthytT ’^ U(1 “^; lt W onH pretend that ihq,!**- ;, to escape-’—and Kam Toms did'not try to ■inory of. count lisa student romances, , jpvt , (1 him, an d vould ittroko hit curl v ‘‘ s ‘’ a l a ’- Ho only sat still in tho low, st ,■>:r.rfTOTrtrmh "«««*«». •“*- n „ 1 n | !C f.'H asleep.‘1 Thi ii sJm. ’ damp, darksouio ropiu amr tried to, uu- wonld look nt, tin handsome scamp for. derstand how il all hapiK-ned. a few minutes with love u nut tellable in U must be a drunken di'-am but, no, Tier eye*—tlie tired eyes liack of ‘ which f hf AV-'is almost sober, and know where i were a world of unshed tears. I?ut she he - was ami hqw_ajwd wny he was tnorc. never ^complained—not tho first word; j But—he comliPjad unih-rsUud.- Had the firm set mouth and 1 weary look» '- a ' : ’wns it really»,3Iat. wno had^givon TnigUt. indicate eytff no much, hut Inn- | him up? TljcTismust Is: soine mj>ial:jj. tlie! I’notmuitous question was ever 'lie- fore or since asked and answered in snch unioetic fashion. But Ed and l. don’t carp.. We harp had our poetry since.— Kitty Carew in Detroit Nows. I’i* 1 * room. dragging wi.li him a man wearing tlit brbwn jaek. t, tall hat and red plume of a iipauish peasant. The cFH’Cr confronted him, with the Bole and said:, L ‘.‘Look at t.his m m, ar,d then.nay jf it j is trae that ho ia a (icriuaa or ;v Bus I skin. Ti'- j. a spy; IV.wear by’my soul.t’ | The pi asaut mean while was eying t, e It \vas plenty siruug , pffoqtt-rtdoM-ly. BrcscnUy lii.iiiiark e-\u , lighted unwith the iiie of hatrciT. ‘1 “Ks Frances, ho Taal’n-tH hllian!” cx- j claimed h<- clipping 14s. t hamls. And , hiy.-tiile-t that having been in'iladriT a ! few weeks before he limt been pul in - wa*. a noble- young mau; ho saw Uie troe rtatc- of TiirTU^. — The "next moraing cnrly four mm caiiie to tuke hi in In-fore a sort >tl oonre tmmial, composed qf officer* of C.iBtanot staff. During tho walk they uttered the mo-t horrible threnit* against Fiini, but true t< In-t dctciiihmitiou lie* praU-nded iioi to rfmwdand them. \Y hen IoJa ..ijn* Im-: r« hi* judge* h# o ratln-r what wa* going ou fvKiui the mrangciuenta of tiie txibuual mid net from wbAtlff* heard said around, him, anij he in,kill iu German where hut irU-i jricier wm>? Ho was sent for, md<1 liie fxiimiBstlon conilbcm ed. It tum-d nt liirt upon Uio motive of his journey front >Lwlrul to LislNiu. Hu iiBWvrcd by showing his dispatch** to iiiral Kiiiiaviu and his passport. pitXpf the presence mid tho vehemm* •assort i-ais of li+e peHSHUf;dm persisted iu tlie s :i:ia st'iry and did not contradict hum-el foficP. "Ask nihi,” laiFi lira prer!di**g officer at hi t, “if heriove* tho Spaniards, oa he iiTiiig a Frrm-hnnui?" “( eilai'ily,'' said Iwi-kinski, “l l|ka the KprmisTr imtiou, r, ! I e-.-teem it for its nohlo elurai'ter. I wish our twqgni- tiolis We-l e f - ieuds.” . ‘tfc’olout l. ” said-ttiF interpreter to ttuf luisideiit. • the* prisoner say* that h* iuteTTT'.s fieciin^ dr* ■-ir* iiH hflftr dltti; that Be despises us, and that bia uuly regret is that he ciirfpot nwKsytho whole nation in one m:ni, t<> Aid this odious war at a single blow." • Vi’iiile he-was Baying this, the eyc« of the wha'.u tribunal were attentively Ayatching Uut-filightost Uiovemeot of the prisoner's countemmeo, in order to •*# what clTect the interpreter's treachery Would have upon him. But I^eekiuski had i xjiect id to bo put ia the le*t in some* w:.y, .* ;id was determinod to baf fle nil tie jr n.ttcmpt*. “tiei.t'n-men."raid Castano*, "itseems to me that, this ymiug man cannot be ■ ?;‘tturpctiFantTwraEt be deceived. .The prii.oi:* r may pursue l.is journey, • and \\ Lea ho reflects on the hazard of our i iMiibu .In will find the severity we* l.iiveTs on obliged to ur-e excn.-iable. - i Letkinki.i s Hi nis ami dispatches wero retprued, lj« received a fnsi jsiss. and thus this nobl*- youth came victorious outof the H vcn.*>llrial t'.iat tli* human spirit can bo put to.—li. IC. iu Now Yoil: Lews. , £*%- «■ I Spltlrr^’ XVcbs for Telescopes. Tlio astronomers of tho naval oliserva* tory havo looked all over the world fer spiders’ webs,. Such gossamer filaments spun by industrious araclyiids arc util- , izi-d in telescopes for cross liiics oxleinled ' at right angles with each other acroi-s tho field of view, so as to divide tho lat ter into mathematical spaces. Threads of cobweb are employed for the puri>ose because they arfe wonderfully strong for ttb pay the their exe'eedin reason that they moisture or temperature, neither ex panding nor contracting under any .con ditions. j Kjiecimcns were obtained fiom.China iM-causc itrxfjyi imagined that’tho large spiders._y.f that country would perlfiips 1 ()W 111*1' 11* I/.IIP lit i , ^ t it. And Sam gra<I-’>^*' 10 hig^s^-ong man finally Ixgtiii to lips never expressed ro and mofe useless ,ATi _ , Shiftless, trusting to VHaiyife’s rpafty wit aJ1 '^ c-ried hiui.self to.tleop like ually grew more nhd inojfo nseli-ss^jwfff realize it all. ^ He lay down on the bui;l; Wit i if resource tcwcarry them _would come forth and cover it with their duinond* and pearls, kings would liidot** it Hiulor tbetr thmnea anij coronet*, and some bright day it would flash from uudar the gem* and breathe from under the flowers'ami come from ; know — we among the coronet*,'THnl the - word 1 senroh-of i cliild. s • * • • • must have, .been about 1 o’clock and fertility both over the bad places.' There were lob< of had places 'too.T*” I’* 10 t» or > 1 h.)g when some one silently Twice Sam raifinto debt several dollars entered the house of old Bill Bniin. t on- atthe salooii and Maf found some mea^is stable. 1 hiJ some one entered by the - to paw.the debts—only herself knew back iloor, went stealliuly into the r<Kmi g fincneirand also for the ' how. But the second time slio inforim 1 ! where Bill and Iris wife slept*, rummaged hey are‘dot affected by i the saloon man that ho must trust Sara alsmt a few miiiutes, anti then cinci gf 1 •no more. And, lieeides these things, tiy*. from the house. ^It was a woman, and live-how did thev do it? NoVkxIv cofl 1 *he had soinertvng in her hand, gnosa. Perhaps even Mat hei-self coi 1 8am Tjmw was awakeffedalittleaf- not have told^yet live they did—or rather tlX-tUi*. by a i.aftling, jurying sound. existiM^-and for the most part kept out -prang up just as the big oaken ‘' 1 * ’-l. the fig requisition do carry forage lo the F/em-Ji -bairack, and, said he, “I recollect that ibis is tbo mau who Wok my keyd of forage atffl'glite mo.-.a receipt I was near, him an hour and recollect hi... When we caught him Ftold my conirmh* tin,. is the 1 rcnch oflicer I.delivered my forage to.”; . — ‘ 'This w:is correct. L’citanoJ .probably j diwovcrvT the ti hib state of the i i.st*, but Pi-cut.ir.i’Iiii * tf Nerx-olis Women. Ku> a a physician who is n specialist in Ticrvouaslis) nse*: “Th« vaguries of nerv- ous*wi'Uen would fj’l a volume. I bav“, Imw'-ver', a pngoovd respect for tho* • si nee rily at.-d a ihaji syuipathy wifi* their v.ctin;-. aj,-!u .of my patients, a- fine bio’.:Li:; r woman, with a splendid physique, is i !‘.ued to ii condition boi- (I«iK:g cu in:.iii 1 tv by a high-wind. If sire i.T.ont in.it .Iier misery in ■heigTitesed. ! Khcsaia-m - has n dazatl, confined feel ing tin? ava-aint.-. to bevvihlcment, and Ills as if.iitn nuiPicnt she would h‘‘ was a gfiierotl* foe. He ilfiffy^M <«* i linn, fi,/liobFon Fe»-ou and (**11*0. of debt. . • . ' j doors swung hack anil H'VCal 1 ^roduce.a particuliuTy excellent quality j- ,-g. llU pol^etimw worked, hut never for ,n, ' s of a '”«"‘ a " 'Uid two sa<LlleTiors***, of wehr'Howoyer, it was found that the vpr .. alway* found some ex- 1 f r > 1 ’' Sam,” sai l the woimm liest webirspurf by spiders of the United f . URC f ()r h-avinir a tflace within a few with a sob., “1 done bring Isirii jioiiies , , , , . cusc for leaving a place within ,a few . bUitea,anch as are pleuUtuljP theneshx; 4aVH . He cunhi almost-alwaysJimlAiL- an ou < : 1 . oe8 ‘ . V 1 ’ “ 5 a,, ' : wfe _ c n borTTood of-Washington. Aecordingly oth(T j 0 b casilv enough, for h* was an crost th rivah liefo irtawilln. Coiue!" ' _ . excellent “hand" when he,chose to 1 *, J ^ Hcg.l.isped Imr in his atm*, and riiey ^Tfflrto gm-fiintf'lllfTflJCia- ^fW’lMrtlk’nmre Tfiy’^-t^Trar^ rltwig en Him,, utkiw a httU whds. h-t him pur; uc his journey, for L* ckitMr'ki s‘ill iuisted he wasa Rns.-ian, and could not Is- iiunle fo understand a word of French.But tho moincuf he ventured a hint of the kind, n tkousntid thpeau n- ing voices were raised against him’ and lie saw fhat'^fctin ticy was inqiossi'ole. saisl he-, “will yon then risk a quarrel with llus.-ia, whose neiiUality \v)c.'are'so*Mnxiou: !y asking for?" “No,” saUl the oflicer, “bid let us try flifa m.ni.” K Lw-kim ki undorstood uih. for be WaA a<Mjria,hit,ed with Spanish. He was re- motcil ai*l thrown itdo a room worthy to have la-cn one oT the dungeons of tho -cxjiediturusjirt: maiit* early in June each TPT-ft-vnn the TMm: la^tmricccoous owthe nig “tur- 1 llt . vv j,, n wln-n he had given one tip: jiot “Ahotlisrof ir.y patients can uot endure to hear to.c*: crunchisl between thateeth of am thcr j» r^oti. She call eat it her- s df. but has to leave the table if Another • dec . MJ great i.i her distress. Iu other I respects slw is a woman of strong cbmr* i artcix ft would la.* interesting to Iractr the m il in «.f such Apparently causeletM conditions."—New York Times.' Tbc Zltiicr. The zither is a stringed iustrutnenk vchk-inias nqf «,^yci-a.vcry great follow ing iu N'j\y ; Yo. k v It has the swec-Uiaa of. fhc-guitar Ttfnr mandolin, with tho depth nisi ijchnaKs of the harp. In tlio *liatii's of an cxj**rt j)crforui« v r. wiiothor- abe ami bthodl- g'rrls'.glcn, hi Lovers’ r»*fre‘5T.”iViiT n 1 laT- ly evCndp the sable fortune teller's on the QbtierYutory road. In return I im parted to. HilKall my little l>othmeul j round ami round, though there arehlpil lore and ullowechhitn to join my daily | to l>e some .breaks in it where Mutress constitutionals, so that^very day, wet I Kpjdcr left off work for a lime. i- th* hiiek" spiimT*r-~-TkiQhcoi. , <>oii8 is com posed of h “iit| IrUiHiuTTPiinsiil ymuni or dry—generally wet in AhiiArbor, yon sallieil forth thor in would read out as brilliant mnd f»rr iraij (wqnamtcd with Ed very fast ^ ^ Ti these davs, and as I camo to know him beautiful and resonant a* beforej j’grew infinitely disgusted and Home! home!’! home!M -* enrageil wRh Orpha for failing *0 eu- | tirely to appreciate him, but I dared Wit miv a word.for fear of. ruining wlmt Rt- rmnrH—— —— Mexieo.- Buflaon to Nogales is $8 miles and the •chedule time is eight hour (I The. fare U fflgiO or 10 cenu a mile. - 1 — ” . tie chunee.EdUiightriiirFaye vfitlllieV Before a month had passed Ann Ar bor had laid her spell ujion me. 1 deter- mined tb stay out the yodr.anyhow, do- 'ligxipt. AttcniptiT have lieen made to usd the cocoon* of until they ..wore reduced to the very la*t stfaits could Mat get him to hunting One day K:>nr~TpfrriTmao~Jnr a ranch jut thirty-five mile* distant, wTicr? heard they wanted help. Twy days inquisition 1.1 its best days. , ll1 ’ 'w prigogn ; ungWy anderstwndi thewwflrf the Hi ^ \ ’ !’ g i’T*****, .* I-** 1 ,r, ‘ r ^ < Vru,’,,r-ti't.-—'msic-cnOF^'IKff': cions. It i< Mum-what difficult to leurn, is pliyed with ls>th hamls. a shield bei..ff worn 011 tint thumb uf the right baiiiL Mat saifi,more tt adilr; i eveniiig,' aiid when his dubgenn d*>o? “Come. Sjhii. Le s go ovah t’Mexico Was dosed on him he had Listed for —an mebbo we c’n try an do betler.ovali eighteen hoars. No Wonder .then w hat And they rode forf§ fiiViie bright, free fll a j;,',,'iy „f his dr-udftil rttiaiiifli’ that • ^ 1,a * ^' rtU tl,lrr - v '° ,,,J *»> forty-four moonliglit dovvn toward the J tjo (iran^e n, e unhappy prisoiict fell almost sense- 1^,*..„ 1, „ nil liirt iiilid co,tch._ .NnHff sc-ou —info -string*.—New York Press. Hetclyiui'iu Argouat dosed in and- Seft him to realize •J-'ine ( >utbrs. -«l , > *. , :—. -T —•— awav ror two.week* nt a time With nut thetfiitk&tryi a poiuutercuil sticcess. ow- ^ ndillK Word t(( fier. But this time it mg to tb^tKqnbative imffiuarionof these was .uffeVent; tlud-c was no Pfe-twe fi,r togethiT tney his not semling a messoge, a* the stage ch other up hi a. game by tl)e rafich.he hjd gone to three , , . , , . 1 Times a week. If he-had fonmt worV gle \er) laige_iiijd fak sjaib-r aisl one there, a* he expected; lit* could easily loeoon.—W ashmgfon ter. BorioU^Tau- { hare h^.. So, late jn the after- * noon fi tiic liftb day, the threw bet tinjc creature*, will always SRorftli kept gloom the full horror of hta- lio.iidl<r» ! '. !V ^ ! ’V.^ » .. .... .... situation. He was brave, of oau4. but “ nn * ive ^f?**?**** - t« die at eighteen - tis su.ldcn ^ But a ««* w * SO »«id«.tully dropped ft ! Toiu Sloore’s Old Harp. Air. George W. Chibls has tho very harp that Rpe piople of Lunerick i<r fl sented to-Tolu Moore—Ktlieqiritle of all circles uuil the hkil of his own.’’ M001 e's wido^- gave the iRUgi to an English carl, „„„ .„ I ,. ^^ v _„ who hr turn premitM -it ut - thwdoor of tiis -dnngerm -upwred- stowffy - .. . Child*. Upon one occasion lie lent it to and Some ope entered with caution* 1 Mis* Morgan, and she u-ed it in New stt-pa.Aiiiiing with hi* hand tho light of York Atoucof hwiyucGU.—E-*ha::gc. ^ lanip. The* viritor bent ov<a Uo ptij- , of ipatches in liis field diaciwered routii and fatigue finally yielded t<» the t v _ approach of sleep tn.il he,was soon btmed J ^ n ( in profound e!amber. 1 # .iu * He bad slept perhaps two hours frlton nu " e 0 ’ J< • 1 . . L a..