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-A ImAC I OF EPI'1TAPHS. T'he following qies aro of Americai originnl were written nearly twen ty .e:.rs ago. but they are started oi a fresh routi through their 1ublic-tatione in' thc 1.onedonl 't es, in aInswer to a correspond ent' tinery : I[ee lies 1i poor wornan %who always was SI In a house w here help was not hiired Hier il l words on varti were: " )ear -rk where ther's Ito ciooking. nor washinag. -o or -vwmng:; ].ni everythilig there is exaect to lly For where they do't eat theres Ito wash ing tIp dishes. " I'l 1I w( ere. l0oud antheins will :tlways lie tnin tg. BuM havleg Ino voice- I'll g~et .in1it I,( thke jDMn't 11,111Ir for ?Ile iOn -thirit wrnl foir mie nievr, ['Il going its do)nothinitz for ever and er er. -it (1oking, wa4hit: aoi scwing ilre C,, . r V ea .:I . " e t ..I 1 ured as est r.. :1:1A he' J,!. nt "\ l I e to be revised et ie n-. les a poo. woman wh u. -in ' V }.r I. - I. ~ c ..1 3 1 lit rI .1 h aa il b - hii t~ ,llii Ii.vi r ii.1: w r e eyn. wli id a" 1' i t i .ihi o t>e- r tfhe- i i. ruountai pith t ait iteh lt hie : hr fot'tuj. TOni erei. wn \' pal yirl ithi n l we;\i'i ,etu i Vi1 leltr Iin c litr obt' or ho ,' Oi0 ( lle 's .sit iin id| hi Lhi r I ei n courin ueiih.su oieof sall tI le begbunn.' f the llv at)air who ose. t . ente l'ed fzttieredi .ulItl -y' iica - Threy luii ito won taenen (ln ra w .. the pa 8uchyhttnoy sh'tar'oeusof, emu 41 rbr, io'h cauwouald al ligra longinr hyhelug, nt ai- :.le -rng . l Suo wai.s :lt i nualne onbun roogdh Was sacke on hed slf it ehit cu Ye4ach.Wihoa like dir ' ard1for bo Qwatc3 shek rubbp the grains fro 'At h o wt h elee alo her rght tuinh tony of hr (lay, and Introduced cheer ful clanior into profound silence. She vus left very much alone durini the day. tIer father antd her fou unVcouthLi brothers wore alwayi offI a soon ats te breakfist of olack coffe id greasy bacon sho got up at (awc to prepare wats disposed of. What their business was, beyoutl the making and garnering of thie ieager crops Which seemed iever to re.uit in any betteruent, of her ow"i condition, she did not know. Nor did sh4e mutttcI clre. She was not of I1 speetlit ive t.urn. Site went ith dull round of her sor'dil titti. s lqtiietiot ing, inreping. Site had coiteitsed the Othies of the ctso With tinCol ni,4!Ous ph ilosophy, in to a :inl e aphtu P rettint' toln't do 110 o good. so whar's th use of frettin'?" U1'nder softelr condit)HionS she might, havre developed into at untcrmonig pretty girl. The first timo Bradley .\b' n saw hr., iert fae ats a- the face of at guatli'in angel to himn. Their ill trtie'%:en was a straine one. S"" f lifted h er htd to cotstlt the -, bs.The famililiari ilntheape) 11nus-t a' t t a preci.e sIia.ge of (sseli-ity be >r wo':he enlltl the wandererviS borne rI. It nightt. l-t'In the l t ile that ero:-sctl the rude Va t d fcice the mun'ii ta in footpath pp'iki pi pitittely d1owiwitrd. Thii ren'ertd approac-h to the ht.t-e lpo! n it i- hat i t n hand, whi ' t; t n other h(01 1 t10 d gri at hind - at ftroi his fit. itad. Sai i-w a heri'tt it h I r .' row it yels (n n\ h su rpr i e. i ewa io t -''t : , rV wli k '' ltt o n t -1 'i 1 - iO I i at t-t a le 'l in ii ner:t-.' mechait i t' .iy with - . ht f a ' s i i em-a. W I lic vll it.' t.\ 9 it t bt, 01 'I lk i'UtitII h 11tt P t I 111 ',1 ( as t . an I v I aidic te t a-fe - ti b 1 e o. N till ll o t' ie '. n a sox. enti \draw tint t. lir e t e- e r w n.tiltilte 1.1 1 4n3 * :W - tl -li' -s ' 'l fin, I i I i. itIi f .le i itt . i . Ith ' Iit.'fte' 1u l11 tI-ih inbaed jt i . e'iii lanl ar'I n i . L t e barl.iil n il ttr rI .tit'-itAl.i iy -0 N teLilh e'nao, 1ift w.I'i json tt,(flk Lleoa' ti p lot- hat.11 up.'c A i t t h ut~ni' <> iotdtt he lfth hayo wiplch wbr apren iwnoiai aboutt toiji-lotlibble n Ml 'Oi. IL ait. or vagut'ety abt t.hiie i rott nh' wti~t look lbh ryhtdt, umler hiaerin elifllOfatr was Ipoauin ff or atcb naeb \4.*pn porl-y. w t 'acbo im' 'o t.li Wibs ou'stop dn to the mlkw in luav ad wb-l byea twn eor. W' lookl a'for an. Seet anyho''4pa t n is ay, -I ' -" She lughe- .sturnIll to \ Von't tihe gentlemon stiay and tako a bito Y" Sue's hospitality waxot urgcnt as sho orceived hier frat,iei was bent on pushl ng forward. "Twon' taike mie mor'nI half an11,1 hou', Pop, ti . 'emsomethin' hot." "They'll haveg somlething hot Whet we ketch tihe feller that dono fur Jet Wionl : so will ho." This witticism revivi d the flagging energy of his followers, and after k hurried excu Sionl to thie spring house Sue had the satisfactioi of ieoing then inou I It. tilt)ir horses and di ia Ipear dowu the steep, stony bridlle path by whicli thev had corne. \\'hen thi last hoof beat had eensve] to souni0d .11pon the rocky "round, sIL fed hier pri-oner, anlld loading himl (owI with proviions and good aIvice. sent.hitm away in an Ipposito direccion frou that t!<'n by the horsen'eni. lie turned and' waved his hat )to her beforo the black woods sVL0lI0w'd himfl up. " , Of course, I won't liever see himli ain1i." she s'oii, r"tli dy. l I thin't know, as I care to; butt t iied.,i for iiini, r-ighlt onl toip of omaAny' Wiblan t.hat's goil to iiaLke it, hard for Ime, to 1i point, of facet., i hef fo (I nd ( it imup - Aible to forget him "out And! nit." Sehe Catlled hersevlf at meanl-spirik-ed oreature* for' t!ilig ing s-o treac(kionISly to IS memtotit)ry, butt it dId nII)ot tuend 10 he Ina, t toer at. al11. Je \.' iIson's r.'l fin r was s i, covered, It d -:1umn111iatrily i th-alt. wVitIh . i i lson hIll-w' w Is- w\.(! It foti itr gotten when Su-. ino thi slah elline, v .., she haii h) i 'in" thit e-ve(ig, liftIL h11r cy 1 !o e 1 n t h kn ' h A.s of, the familir hintscap , as :.e b li e ()n I hat ring, amtkit! sew a maneaing fenlce. :.1-:h t wa y ite htii ut. itsow sweet i l *-ar i he i: a nd a h i light it ..c lu,' h W'. \\ hat for li I wa i h her :L I in a' ew swi tr~i s. g.I'- ho dI outi hiin i to her antd ,Imlilod sow inii.Wl to herl ulifLed face. '' l'lli l. ;n 4 a I u.-U o r C otlet' Lideo of the 1) .1.'' " 1 On ou be '?" ".nl'n 1,1n' to livel ther1'." " 11:-' The tc'or eM and wen t inl thlt- sunhurnl-lt cheeks inl " hot Imr n'm t~o take myl wife to live inl p 'i'- Cwhelln it liiwi." to h lig olr1 as if thel w id h1 k 111) o0 ih iec.' oc jiupat iW forl tlh -h ha ds. 11a-atedk himiselIf bhlily o h SlahI I by -. r :i Ile l au. -, 'l and ti l 1 bi' in ld With Corn -t h I Li I'' j )-'' ,\i'a w ito t .c r somI ithi i ahbu 'the gtr I l buildin" tha hous fr Ifv,_t be anxiou-; to talk about i:'.an thle cortn from him, and tht - -'e' o N e .est giri I evr saw %7; a . 11ln d .:n fi S I of : h : e _ar.-tWown cres if -"w n aoce u onl a till) -.iC i i ttr i t , r..1 i iii, ap n i '2.. -i(~~~ i i - 1 - r:e owa us .o wi t iii U~c !.k.:tl ar. -. j t. ii a u l'gltl) >!.-' ' tio ( >/o i .: ut I ~ ik) ti I r& 'a ,Pt ' .,!. i Li al i n o fLi is a rt y Eo .'o m~$i -.'..0 wi . h:.O r : h owiIPiiLC handi I .'' 1altertb13' c ppset to ili is, i E) W'or tie IIiNratio Lc ~ f eooneyLiii Wonil Agree2 tod.'1 i l(X'i NLIMn Vre Ainciie Cirman~i~ii1i(i JLhni L.'t. thy, (2f itii~h wasi~iiiL i ~ntrinoi-i hefori' ate vony t ing h iii cottLe on he 7ho intooan tx pressedi iit hiinel rely t~o ayLt lion' oi uiiia which he are i li to rogan izid. itt rernarkiare etported 'follos by tiCoLunhia lieislt'r : ''i Th e c.thiietuion of the~ aty ex 10 pre,-sL y -statiei' w h llpa tcipt,i'tit Il s &iii'tt primary.ii letis, anly, knowgh l'2)' -mcrtii an negoes w~ih havo voWi iii~sorai ti cketti i.h~l hgo co atao!! .\s piitlo men id th is patti of togstt ion for athrt ofection inattloiiby poninr 111b1e doo s'llt't and a mllow ing tib ers ii t ~ l'pubts to pa~ticipto ig t1113 pimay leton, hopit0' wolcagr tI jenoid8 ab relnyto the prirry.an ini i'y ofe thsat nte reorgahu nitrmn of th'etpadtytong Iert lon fixe pryncipl tiflhdors mus8,th mo~t~ire caroul watcd tOhan1( ia aiw'nary ooion 1in otheri ordsi~lO i th o rnioi execo t through the )onocrattti party. A bolt or split means ,u in to tho South. If wo repeat tho maistake of i860 it will fasten upon usi the opubenl icpt arty for probably 50 yea becauso if w CaI searceiv Vin with a solid Dmoao erat ic front. how canl we hope to with I tand tile eyelonie of Ilimpblicanlian that would follow at division into two ? It looks now aIs if tii'K mly will swoop tihe iationitep l blieuni colytion in St. Louis. if the Southern farmauers leave tite party of their fathers, tho Lroldbungs of th West, Northa wejst, Noith aIdL New nglatid Stlttes will :a'taulralty go to the It .pu iblicanti eanidi date ;ad atnl overwhelaing tirilumlph will resulIt for. Nl(.Kinll'ey and a Wate: 10) for t,h e Doniotic party. This would meian, in tiditilon to the election of Ireident. a e publican ltouse. They will ,oonj htve Ite Son ate. Then would follow high t.a-rilf and high money, ot in other words high hatts, or- clothes or shoes and low otten for the SothrnC'lftw r. If wO ty in the party ilt aiC defeated for o'resident by McKinley wo may carry tho next, Ilonse, whllh would bc at check tipon t.he election of Nlckinley, w ho is tho logical catididate of tle i te ptbiltans ad bound to be tho nomineo tinless tio Hlpullean chamlpion of protection in this c ountry be repudi ated, If the Southorn fatrIter remain steadfa:-t and scnds his epresentatives o' ChIi eg inlstructed inl favor of freo s.ivi' b elio'e nlow and haive always helievedi we wiWll be able to control the conive'tion as ar as the majority is 1:in10el'rned and fore0 it free silver piate. forma, atndl prevent the ntomiatztion of at gobidhug under tihe two-thirds rule. I adlrt'e to the posit.ion taken sone timae ago that t.1 is State's Domoeracy should send delegates intstructed for free sil Ver, who will meet thelr brethron of other Statets uipont eaJal anad honiorablc toerns atael do the best that can be (lone, inl the )reselt eclergency. If they winl they will expect the opposi tiOn to atet s DeLiocrats, if they lose they shoulid not do l2s. tlaan titey ex poet of others." " WItt is your im pression of the focI n r aong lieformers atnd )elo erats on this natter ? " " T'er can b but one answer to this question. The people, both Con scrvaltives and Rl-formcr's, are not'dis Itosed to holl thel3 principles of the Dm1oc ratic palty *rspOnsible for' any an isinaterpretation or betrayal, if 1 naay be allowed to use so harsh a word as that, t t!e Vi .' f '"' .' l't hy men who lmve been xpected to t ay it out. Tha twinciples are tl sam1C am if the Ialaers have failed in the dis carge Cf lteir t duties, it is the part of widomt to discatrd them and atnia I others who w ti l carry oit tbe princi pes i of the party. Aad e'ides in t1hi State a ho't now ntcais ruin to at large: class of our citizens in view of the ftcl that the Ctimate is made, even by lieformers, thtat the ltopublicani wit; tumb r it least 75.000 tit. I knean positlivy ttat hundreds of ite.orment will not t~oit. and ovon it all bolted it Would leave .000 Conseatives, wiht have at tav's claimed to b)e the DaI)mo erats, v ht woul reor-gar.ize oi wha1 they caitder )emocratic lines. We have aboeut 51.0() to 6W.00 lI-:former, a very lar; e e-timate. withl the baree tickett in tih lt bl thej ipubli .ans twouid eithezr i;arry th: h-etion 0! ho'ld the' halint e of p).r'.; a' inl the: SI'ttt ettionl and m~uproh.y ar ..d, rai .Ioy rnd:tly su t thatI ti, -is la d :at in tof th con(Jt-ti.Aut.''an. ('i con entiur.. it vin: - p- pau of tit' rsidy. Taar<'n ati a - h an int S. th ('raroi - Ca~ andi it beh.)ove t~d I10RIDArAzAIN, anceI ll ow a.'' 'li--h i fg F'a i ' Ca W tith hr t . tiet : wai n I hot l. t lu avc:, wsir. a'-; f-a ee-(:tti. t ltugtler . tandrige:i ra fa1 t, Vn l.: 'ren atol rtn I arnfe a.- ai~ ' tI v. t fr.be cigi tt~ ot t~lia p i .the ; ': .... cc I'a CI.. tnt~ttI il tosl~ n a jwayspC" %bV oC tet : when I It' ome I t happy itt o turg ttjotla taught~ors'auc a' o e ar li plrai.r it'.ih 'it'n awit It o gial frb-. < wnit o grett d so n, luif la ier v~ert i einci5, f fortnothirlh 'elonciu 'te~c ph-. Si'utl, Ia't Im tdho.+ ataic ailre aric o tyou a '. I rece ii n t - cccflial v' saluiiattiln of fee n . I ei li T al. mjtae ltva t e, ''c 'id no I is> cotr Ci-ar f-watir, Itlir),ver, i it tg jo ie (ou tei . pgat'. , ad no lI indlc i s c l of vaio w Ihorl looit.ng iunthe b eaut01Ii prithearin .t't) lat he ritc aheir Clne . iheuw hithl'. w ircriied ty. so cra Sman oAanntacir'pofl s galeople fvisc ,a ing heei.te liler l lenpll an ti lcell , itt mso. , I annas, I ngi i l itsh t ndothier'' s 'ad 'tvln of t'r.t t hla t adH ..~t lt Cotone!tWreote tir iveso id tfua , al tc live Ic' ctt Tatla I vhot i - ound a Ichappya' hiidin palae'ito iCtegr wt.)er~.~ .clu a hicnk'.tofia (atain, lilv lowl ttstar ing heregtn( afwekr swi w ttitboutti anitngt atwoda bloto Clov otw p)1tt ol ittrie ii tDuig h isV-- stay . Tiu cll al ereicty of tI h aeat'erfaor Imfothers. atd e htambit iond ans untgodtik ~s wledtyt~ nt Iht. h to malil tu wvat ulwlud e t .afwtt sino et m , gusthn lttrs, atn erd deoae b therp' itwas lnt tuh awe is sidoa ofu I heaven ttbu Io tt im u t ha 'een itac' wihhi; itt'otltpres h it o (uJiatinand l ikoc'l It at lyatl thobadas get nei atft'er' hsrwo heo inom ut down't and it mako: aa'ic of a' t-h-ron lo.losy h speae - t3 behtt'rot anytt3thing.Iti a -yes, evost myai i stell o i. an oh imo. ' m bok lttdy who ad laiveg nsa teo fok a'~ndlt: waeot a fewi ytads ionteth ,cottsthu waten he(d goteri awro - anda let th Ais jumpt in tit. I, vas who was sO violontly opposed to tb.o dispusary law that ho would ueglect to scnd up to tho Court of Gonet.di Ses ions for trial cas< s nmado out agoinst violators of that stattto. Tho couabtitutioti says the Guovetrier 6ha11,1i have til power to ti))oilIt Cer tati ollcers, by tud with the advice and consent of the Senate. Senators contend that this confers a substantial )owrC upon! the Senate, which shoUIld be protected. The custonm hats boen for a Governor, if the Senato rejected tiny of his appointtnei-ts, to wait utttil the Sellate tdjourniett arid tht-it reap pollit the rejected appointee. Senatlo titaintailn that if this ptractico is to) b allowed to coitinu ., there Is not, a bit of usc in the Senate p)Iasiing appoit ments, for its con firnation or r.jection does not aniourit to a row of pins. They want the Senate's poweL Witth regard to iJipoinlutlentb mad" a sulb 'Stalttial reality. Oi the other hanld, the Governor claims that the con tlt.ttion lodges the appoiitingl power in his hands, untd thit passage of the provision l'ruvent ilg reappointment of an appointee rc 0 jeeted by the Seiatte really ope rates to tratnsfri that p)ower to the Senate. It Is hardly likely that the Governor Vill los the power Ie desire.i to pro set ye, for the f-1lls: will niot likely con stit to the l>tstlage of such a bill over his veto. Tito arguuent, pres.-nttd to tihe muembers of the louse is very phiusi 11 and has sorlno force. It is p'actically to this othet : You ar on titled to somo, show irnlthe matter of appointments. Tihe Goverrior Is usually guided in thie makling of appointments by the desire of the majority of the monburs of tho dlegation froI the country for which the appointmiient is to he uade. it is frequently tht. case that, the Riep resentatives favor tihe apptlititlien t of ono Inan, while the Senator watits an other to land. The Governor takes the advice of the members of the House and appoints their man, whose appoin11 tinent the Senator1 has rejected, SenatorIal courtesy opwratiog to have his con feet'os vote igai Ist 11i1y appoint mutent which does not suit hini. When the case is put in this light, t1 inom bers of the House are apt, to prot0't what, 0he0y consider their rights, even if those rights arc not speciliet; In the constitutioni. If all the Senators would examine into the inuerits of an appointinent, there woitild e some valu' in the pro vision rtquiring aplointindnhit-i to re coivo the sanction of the Senate, hit if each :enuator1, in retun rn fr like Con siderati on, siiply vokt.s aoaist an . pointmutit bicauise it is objectionab e to the Senator from the county f.>r which it )s muade, then it appears thtl the conifi'nuation p)'ovision, coupled with a law preveniting reppoititm-nt of at rej'.cted' tI UAt.e, ul oatid IM doubtlyd"( praitb't.icall. take the tlppoint inig pwerV out of the GovIeo 's ban And pist It, for each county in the hande of Ihe li, hw from 1hat, county. The eTect of the veto of this bill will bo to leave the old law governing Lrial justices of force, for the consti tution t xprvesly says that it shalI re itiu of force tittil the General As-emi Epilepsy 2Q Years. Cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine. A few year-a agfo, MIr. L,. W. Cailaber, was an~ ex t'atne,, sulccessful exper'I tituanu facittrer' of lItrober ' roiluts. A at acked with eop. iepsy', hue u a 'i ol igedl n gli eu o his bnsb. o rt unely. Oneal tb'~ ('ne i li: in hn atOM carr are', ait uother'dovntst-iltn, ad,, Iln ini the -'lt, his a ai *.-s nearl prvt; fatal. Mr. .i her t . r i M~ ilw aukee, Feb..tG,'t5 } 1 "rThero aro non) more(1110 ruuserale thanii opt tept ic's, . t i')-3:0'years I suffehred with eptiep 'tried alny nurnbter of phiy:leianus, ;;ny ing to tlt iie fora yearts bt secarch for sotntintg to help rue', antd ht:'ive talon' al th ilaintg remted!ir.<, int: n erved ntobern-tfitI. A year ago Reedl St.,~ ali iwanIt e, gav it no11 Iii. ilies' Restor'atIiv Nervine1, atnld I trtied IL wi Ii every' wihy thant I have Lten int 20 years." lIrI. 31;i . it .ttrnedies~ ate siold bty drutggists ontii ' i vo gu ranJilbe t fttt ht'l Ilt o i.>t theo lleart. atd Nt'rver., fren. Addrcos, lirt. M, i ht M..d ic a I (o., lttIckhart., Ind. Dr. Dliks' Itemed ies tore ilealt.J A$5 COOKING STOVE Sf " I i.O it'T lt len ' ('0 kin .ii 8ichpt oes 4 e ~ii ~ve eirvi eot ral ao I. I w. qi a enb in i t he oig t so ..a Ib . t , p ti- s'ttvet antd hi'n m i on b' ', V ee ,.'ii at ures.tkt (tt S'btt it, ' f - I ' t * t I. I b bs t ri ' i t r r> la . 1 n 'er. S t ie ,p . Ii , .:. r4ih4ito 'i 0e ke it4 i t i. we i t ' tak c s * alls fr.-.l . cl: i .. a I t . r parit of h 1.110th fo Ibteioy bb .. "It t.'ebind in ls SbSoven ito in w I "-- -i :0 ti *', o rn w iour y acquaintiren u i. .b I ' b s btt iiurt & * Wa~le il hip :ii.l , i 'b I k in tO v Iat I and the abotve dei :It e n A to as dpt atv Ls aFg.l PA D . - E':I.T1, a wi 846 Broad Stroot, Atugutsta, Gat. 44 bought a beautiful bay-front, with an 'Jraugo grovo attached, and asked nic to walk down and see him inuatsure t grape fruit tree. lie did it very care fully, and found it was lity-two imilees around four foot from tle ground. lie said he had measured it before, but wanted a witness. So, for fear he may bu SUspected of oxaggeration, I had just as well give the cerbtificato. That tree is seventeen inches in diameter four feet up from its base. The groves around here have pr.tty much re coverod from the frevzo and aIre now covereld with blooms. Some grovee ulfered but little, atnd neer iOSt, a crop. Mr. Bailey's grove, near Clear' iatter, gave him an average crop, tid s~o did Mrv. Marl-ey's. Oair hoino mar ket has not heon without. a supply of titne, first-class fruit, as far spioQI~rIlr to the Californiai oranmg s a an apple i to at per'simlon. 11 1 Lad tumneY, I would Invest in i grove or two on speculation, for here is too safety i ne, and lorida Oit ilgf:s and grape fruit will command high prices forI sole years to come. Yestcrday Morning our young people made upI a grouper Imrty aIld sailed out to the Coral reefs in the gre mn blue gulf. I was respectfully invited to sLay at home and looei aftor the little girl and they promised to be back by -l o'clock. I rea1 and wrote and ruI miniited anJ played with thbu ehild antid he1ped her make Stid pics, intil the sun wits iea'ing the hor:z,1. hut still there was no sail in sight.. 1.very fe'w liMinutes I scanned the distant, waters and the two pasAses between the islands. The twilights are brief down here, and whun tIh dark had spread its lonely crtain I began to be troubled, and valked the veranda with anxiety and impatiene. Then I walkedl own to the dock, and was collifort.-ed with the inlforitation that otu" boat couild not poz Wbly get in until the tide ro e aid brought thtmn, for ther.ni wa nl hot a breath or airt to move It sail. Slowly an Y sdly I eame home, and our littie household had supper and cheered the lingering hours with prose and poe!try and conversation. l'ver ind anm)n I came out and IIstenled for a song to float its melody over the wtters, for, tbey always come back singing : but there was no so und save the ominou notes of a screchb owl anl(d the plaintive song of the whip-)oor'-ill in the gen near by. At 9 o'clock we plt the little gil to bed, but shl, tot), htl b)veone exCited, and couldn't sleep. I sat I her and stroked her hair aind her hands for an hour, when at last vith a. sigh, sihe dropped asAleep. 0 leven O'Clock ealle and 12 and 12:30 clock, and I retIsoned that the boat was on a sanl bar and could not get off tilI morn ig A boat party from Duneden was straiild ed On a% har last week and had to stay ther'e al ni ght, a dthni' fam ilies and friends were great.ly almed and sent ouit searching parties for thecm. All not gold that glittteri even att, Clar waters. At half-pas'. I o'clock. while uodd ing in lily chalir, I w ausod henly alwakelle by the soundjI of voeices, an my her't boinded with gratitide an joy. The ulng suspense was &over, fm I had itagined iany d istri'e..;i n: things. Twice the littie girl had Cd in her sleep, and sighed and ai1 Oh iery ! -v daughter threw herself intO cha ir ad exelaimed, " Oh, I am tired and thankful ;" and inothi' (aughter said : " NIo w, don't scold u. one bit, but listen to ouri' tale of woe. We started back at :io'clock, but soom found ouir boat becalmed away out ii - the ''u I. and weo could not move hial f mnil.' ant hiour. W\hen n iht came11 w< iere ii'..e mlecs fromr homo11. and after we 'ot 'r to tac notLh 'eass we le]ged on we har ct and had to waiL for the id. to I ri.e ard liloat us ofT. amld the fill r. :.entlinen then got into the little boa anid lu d a lt thbe 0.n, witha ll theci m ah lt for'LIi' three1hous atnd t(Vowed the bhV boat after them. Oh, it was aw ful anid somue of the girls 'oet aw fullyse sick ati:' feed the lishes andI lo:,t ici dinner, and we had ia new pihet and los cur wiay~ and~ it was ja-,L awful 'If lie ia thoiusaind yeaLrs, I w ill never ge out I.9o i I'r Go Li)0 gul f atglinii.' WellI, of courso'5, I (lid not sOld the hut I will het $2 they gto again nex week if they ario invited. Alh-ea'd, )thiis liorn'iing they aro boast-ing of whal' a good Li 'ne they hatd at the groupoe baunks, aiie howv they caught thl~irtyL Iseven1, andh one that Miss Il'list caeuught was three foot long, anid wotlu weigh thiirty pounds. Thurlel is suchi ehalrmf aibot, these waters, thlat the: Lcannot keop awvay froim thei. 1 udt I am going home to my'~ bette and bigger' half tomolerrow and work ii m11 tzard on, and in~ liers, tooi, o l ourse for " the wvint er isI over andl gone. Thb Lime11 foer tue sinlginli of birds has comi' anid the volce o~f theO turtLlel dovei heardl iln the land." 1H1m. Aiim'. THREE VETOES BY THE UOVERNORI, i1 MAGiIST1'IIA'T4T AC~ ' D)ISAI' 4 ~ iOVI ID. Ile (Claim te ltiight,( to IItemoveC to iimnts to beC Pl'iIshei. Co'.lmhibi lhegister. There wvere 50ome2 2001 bills pat.ssedl b) -~ the Gneraul Assembii3'li t its re, oc 5m shm, and Gohvernor I,.vunsi o ly ve. t0,-d tour or Iivye of them. Onie ir t w of thetuii were' v'ettOed wivloI tile lg is. >haturue w Its in sslon and thie von han bee vet oed sinmce its adjouruni t, . Thue mi ist im91portatLii meausurie of thie t~h ree was~ tihat delaing the htwv ol tile Stteu with referenice L, the api IpoInt m)enIt. dut.ies and compnl.isittionu c1 IInw istri'"t, as trial justLiees arc cal led ( ''eror 1'.an'J' obijec't.ioIns to tile maiiYu'ate-' bill arte Live-fol. In the I-, plaui hie hiiIltenied( hiAm to 'e ~v um tiattes, evenI foir cause.O~ andi ni the stetond p'a00 it. protlhiblit.1 r'eape pol~itmlenlt by thet (Governor'el omai1 refu:-ed to ecnfirm. Ilil of t '1 puovi 1ions which ar'e oh. nox ious to the G cv -inor were pIIlac d voi'ted bothi (If the n 'dow n. Th'le hill hinally weont to) a frececonferent''. fa ilro tolt aop t wvhose rceort kills anuy bill! which they havi conislier.d.T. fr'et con1feree'd '1) commi ttee agr to 1 the Senate amllend-n'lenhts. anud. i'ather tha n kill the bliI, the I louse ntecepteL~d Llie repor't. G >v'ernor~i l'',tan. i- determuinued in ih oppollslition to Lhe i'ur!taihnient (of the power('i of tie tlie'f ex Tutive whjeb wvouldm h0 ar'Onpulii.,edI by t ,' oIf an1 ate tdepr'i'vmg hhn o1 f t e a int to, remil'vo malhg..trates. lI Isays1 t hat the knowledge oIf his pos.q,m JOf. theli miake- i tem ttend stri''!iy to thir t diuties, foer feal' of cfli i al dcat titon, int Ccerationl wh n li i I ' fr relt wer)1t magitistlrat' s h i , to (10 thiri dilly, an ci ti I? I' iih men~i ought ntot te h' -di: .e.: '' thoir (lllieesJ, bu1t ti' he Gi ut] , n~l have tbe ilOwir tee Illt ti, .- , hi hcl~d8 in his waste b)l.k~ct <01 of Itl 'h ses mantionnd was tha of , ,.rl js.i bly passos a n0ow law 'eg1itting tho d(uIt-0, etWc., of nag.tatee. I 'le tiexL ill ilu).T'1I.atc:e C f ' 'e hill Votoed by tlho 1e'.,, , '0 1) r. awlty witit w. )1l) icatoii tp nual rr Pl~ 't-s uf C -u l' '1'l-' -.-;'i "'s in the eOUIlity 1p11 31t's. 1Ile coltL :itton inl favur ,f jile, bill Wats that duchl utblli Catiois VOst t 10 taxpityer's hrge sums or I"0oony, foi ' which tbero wts no cm 1111)18111'aite p..urI . rIo G, , ILu10t c"laitasm thatt tjILI,14V110 Il i plb - Al'u tatt~~ce is yaluo lu L;be pubh ication Of t . I014.i3'r, [ax'pap .. (- I out frio theiln wh:tt has o'.1, b olm .I b t.h r P or lty a m'' . 1.! a ni kn1 th tNL'trea L-Ir, p1*-vCItir:n I ho1 (-ot1110C intk , Ove1-pi4. ynl, is til- . I . - mnts to .thinse1lves inl theI nin. Zf oth er pat~-1s. 'Th) thii'< hill VetLoed wai on IWO vitlinur fot' frc dista- 1it,iionl t e m Lbo lem vbers of the Ge'nurl-al A ,,i - f copics of vollulle One of tLh south Ca-oli oa tatutes, edited b.y Ihonuiiats Coopo:.. Th'e books at'e .o -ule ill thle Stato library aid 1,11 (;o .n,. thilk it any )i4ilttl.r wanh, o..ut:, h1 shlotlld buy it. 13esides, tihe aict p p'opIiatett no funds to pity for' mailing thw booki and there is nit fund whiei Can be dIevoted to t1at l.:-p)).. -Artnenia 4: 4"1, a .. to rohl y c il.tttail l r., s is 'Iw I ). v ho lit vod. Out-of v )x p " q' :13 :10,20: neti-ly ive-:-.x'hs aro Mob Mill eni tho exctt, nu114r er t b ing 2,!e0, -11 I to only 00).711 Cl. 'isA : -I t is a b Iy :t C eI : lot b;(). t7ho site of L'.io N n-v- ( e p-mny's fachovy. 1- u -rsis SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Osadousod chedulje t 0 E 6re IV FEBlUARtY 35rd, 180(3. 4 o- ou........................ -Tf 0 i . . . ............ ..........T 2 p n . . ...;. ... .................. 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