Nassau County Review 19000525

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A   KAMII.T    NEWSPAPER    OF   LOCAL.   A.VD   tiENKRAL,   IXTKI.I.KJENt K.
TESIIS:  tLIO  TIASLT  IWaBrAl!.!
FREEPOKT,   N.   Y.,   FRIDAY,   MAY   2.-|,    11)00.
NO. 30.
The timber anpply of Georgia bas f>e«a estimated by lumbermen of tbs Btata as enlHeiant to last only nine years at the present rale of tawing, 3,600,000 feet daily.
' The Utah mine exploaion, ranaing the loM ofbearly three hnndred lives ia oil*awful minnte, ia aremindo- cf ths feebleuesB of Itelligerent man a.', a destroyer eompare.1 with tho elc- Hfsntal forces uf natnre.
From the fresh life of the rural dia. triets yonng men and women arc still drawn to ths Behools, the colleges and -tho batiness opportunities of tho city, aad aow, ai always, take tbeir places aaiODg the best clenieiils tbat enter into eity life. Let na uot croak loo mneh abont thc degeneracy uf mral Ufa, tnggetta the Christian   Itogister.
All the heroes in Iha world do not wear military nuiform.a. There aro Soldieri of Boienoe not less brnre. Aa witness thc caaoa of Drs. Stmbon nud Low, two eminent physicians who hava roluuteerod to risk their liven iu the deadly swamps of Iho Ilomann Oampsgnaiu the service of the British Oovernnient, an,1 inci.loutally of the whole elvilized world.
The Hnpreiue Court of Minnesota' lia* decide'1 that it ii n legitimate po¬ lice prerogative of thu State to compel barber* to submit to an oxaiuiuation ai to their proQcieuoy in their trade and to re.iniro them to provo lhat Ihey are freo from oonta^iouj diseaao an.l have tnlHoiont kuowlod't conenrning common diaenaos ot tho face and akiu 'ta satitle the.n to a cortilbato to ply their voeatlou.
A writer for McCInre's Magazloo hat been at pains to discover that the imporlations of for,ii;;u bonnets and millinery to Ibo Uuite.l Hlntea for the year 1893 a.uonnlod In ti2G,41,000. Thia was an iucreane pf $100,000 over ISM and of 853;i,t>00 over IHOT. Lit- erally tbo American girl carriea a feather in her hat for tho commercial aad indnttrial tri.i.nplia uf the laud thai lovea her.
Makers of rounlerfeit paper money and spufionn coin nro koupiug thu Heoret Hervioo oRloer.'. very liuay juat BOW, nnd thc dilllcullioi of dotealiuu an.l arrest nea.u to ..lulliply in a con¬ Btantly inoruaaiug ratio an tbe couuter. feiters booumo moro uumeroua aud Tentnritaomo. Hifcgnnrds onoe doomed adeqnato bare failod to protect tho pablie from tbe plagueof bogus money, and additional inoaaurjs an.l regnla- tlont to iuauro nccurity ivonbl ha geu eraily welcomed and appreoiilod.
 Kew Toik lias co.ue nearer Ui.iii nuy
other Htato iu aolving tho .|uoslion ol pritoaltbor by enipUiyinr; priwners in the prodnclion of supplies fortbe malntunauco uf Slab-, co.mty und uiu- Biei|>tl iustitnlions, and for the sup- port uf tbe Inuinlcai.f Ibo sa.ne, Ihi.iki ihe Fhilndc'Iphia Proas. Thn Indus. trial ronimisaiou iu ila report nn prison labjr urges this plan, wliieli has worked ro hiicccKafuily iu New York, and wbioli in the only ncheme evsr proposed which nvoidi eompeti- tion witb free Ubor nnd ret keeps Ihe priioueia fro.u lhe de.noializution of idlenetl. New York haa its prianua ander one central Htata management.
United Htales Commiaaiuuer of .Xdaeation Willinm T. Harris aayntbnl eivilizatiou has two iiuportnul ..bjecls: The oue is to place uuder Ihe com¬ mand of the individual au.l the a.icial whole the ttrvicat of nature, an.l Ihn other function is tke makiiig availnbb. ta saoh individual thc lives of his fel- low-meu, BO far aa their oxporieuou is sonesrned an.t their ub.servatious up- ' M natnre, their relluotioua upon tbe faala of nature, aud thoir insi,;ht into Hte laws by wbicb nature is governud. Mot only ibis oxperionoo regiu-diug aatare, bnt ibe experieuoe rogardiug tbo hnman life, the Iaw4 which make Booial (lombinatiouB potaible, inBights whioh underlie morality, religiou aud ih* philotophioal view of the world.
Word come* from the Aaatraliiu eoloaiet, aud partioularly New Sontb Walea, that tu cITort baa beeu begun to induce youug women to ciuigrate to that couniry aud ultimately innrry the meu who are iu a surplus iu thoae colonies. II ia estimited that there are abont twenty-two meu In every one hundred men iu Nuw Soulh Wale* alone wbo in the preaent aitaa- tioa har* no proapecta of marrying ou aeeonal of ibc lack of womeu. Mat- tart are alto beoomiug worse iuatead oIlMitar, aa tba gold minoa iu lhat aaigbborhoo'l are altraailiHR large aambert of minera very fuw uf whum ar* aoeompaiiied by amigraiiuu i» iucreaBing the prop tion of unmarried males is roustaully ta«r*a*ioR.
Pown the canon of tho street, H.inr the muflled marching feel Hear tho thouann.l.H.ronlu.l bu Aa tho aoldlera nenrer co.tel Eagerly tbe people crowd; faintly now, nn.l uow moro lon.l, While we listen, breatl,lea8, du... Coiues tbe droning ot tbe dru,n.
Marching down tbe western llgbt, Bnrata the column ou our alght! Through tho myriad golden m-itcs Splendidly our bnnuor a,iatal Theu tbo sudden.swolllng chuer, Voicing all ape hold most d.inr, Wondrous, welling wavo of soun.l. Till the whirring drum la drowucil
Now lhe raorcliing men hn. Viw Imvo watcbcl them l.i tbo'In Tli! tho column .llsappears lu ll mist of su.I.len tear... Loves nndhntea iiefor,. iiuffues... Tromlilnlii Hie trouble I brenal; L.ivei nn.l bates nud hop.'s and Waklni; from thu sleuj, of year-.
TO <*   SPAF?-m:T^*
T was io the early part of the war, in the summer of 'Cl, that .Tack Hillis en¬ listed. There wns n recruiting oflice at Lake City. Infrout ,\ of thia office a baud was playing patriot¬ ic airs; abuve its , -^-jr , ""^f "'o Stars and Vni..*^, Stripe* were Hying. '^'il'Y/ An,l there Major .s*\(tj) i/-.' Souly harangued t ..fS/'t • the young men. \^ii' ¦ ' ¦''Ok Hillis was levenieeu and a month, but he wns tall and large and lookeil twenty. So he signed his name aud was accepted. It wa't a poesibility tbat bit mother bad never imagined. She was patri- }tic, though she averred ahf belonged to the petae party. Sbe did not be¬ lieve in war. And now, not forty miles from tbo farm, was this loud¬ mouthed, nboulder-atrapped fellow inveigling her boy and othorB iuto signing uis papers. Sho would see about it.
Of Mrs. Hillis' fonr sous Jack waa her favorite. Simon, the eldest was iu busiuess, and married. He wua already miking great gains uu hia morchandiEe becnuao of the state of tbe couutry au3 the fears of tho fu¬ ture. Ho would most assuredly not culist.
Kben had recently gradnale.l from t medioal college. Ho talked loftily about going into tho field aa a snrgeon if Uncle Ham needed him. But as a common soldier?—"no, thank yon."
Next there was Joo, It was tbe general opinion iu tho family and the neighborhood lhat Joe wns good be¬ cause he lacked strength of character to tie otherwise. No ouo knew hia dc- flcioncy bettor than did his mother. He had always been the etupid ouo of tho family. Ho wan tho drudge for hia mother and brothers.
Jack, the youngest of thc .innrteito of sous, WRS tbo darling uf the houso. He wns the brightest of the fumily, Aud nuw ho bad enlisted!
On the eveuiug of tho day Hint Major Seely bad released Jack, J..o waa coming homo from the lU.viior farm-liouae. The Hillis and tho Itny- nor farms joiucd. Jenuie liayn.ir .iiit Joe iu tho shadow of n liedg.', (If nil tho girls ill tbe ncighborliuod Jeuni,. waa the only one who hnd been kin.l to Joe,    On  thia   ovening, nfter talk-
keep your wits aliout   you, and try t,i understand what's said   to   you,  an.l
not   briug   any "   ahe   beaitotod,
came   near   Baying  "more,"   bul   fin¬ ished, "any .liscredit on us,"
"I'll do my bost, mother, as I nl¬ wnya llo,"
After Joe was gone he was missed by tho b.imo folks because of tho work bo bad done. Ilis older brothers found it a ciutinual joku that Joo hid gone to be a aoblier.
Thero were letlcra, .Jutifnl nnd kindly, from Joo lo hia father and mother. Aflcr a time he meutioned skirmishes aud battles he bad been in. Once ho was wounded, and wrote from a hospital. Hia nnme wns in tlio newspaper list.s. After seeing his Dume in print Joe's family knew that ho wns uo longer   a privaie.    He was
tho gate,  draped with  the Stars and Stripea.
".\a.l did ho remember us? Did he send auy message?" Mra. Hillis sol.Led.
"Yes, hercmemharedihe mentioued yoil especially. He aai.l I ahonid tell yoil tlmt he was glad il was himself instead of cither gue ol the other boys; that ho was sure ho coubl bo beat spare.I.   But Joe al»-cya wan modest."
Host spare,!! Mra. Ilillis recalle,! her owu wor,ls. He could be spared al Hie time he went nway, and tho others were so precious. Uut never , to see llilll ngnin! This patieul, silout, unappreciated aoul
Tbe mnnuer of Joe's death was told ovor bis remains, an,l each year as Memorinl Day ciues little cbiblren boa.- the atory of Hie youug soldier whose grave b. mnrke.l by a tnll monu¬ ment nud a flnnsluir ivhera tho colora mo nlnoys Hyii.g.
EARLY MORNING NAPS, THE   NEWS    EPITOMIZED, ; TIIE    SABBATH    .SCilOOr,
lies   .if Hk !
Yon may tnlk  nl.'iut  tbe I,
gl,,rloua m..ruing suo Whon  "nlght'.s  can.lies  have burnt  out
nnd the '-jo-u„d .lay - begu
Wnahlnrton Itnina,
I     St. Loula EipoaliIon   ninnagnrs will  nsk
[ Congreas  for »,'i,(iOO,OO0,   giving tbe O.v.
V.u may sing lli words po'etl..  ol  tbe io->    ernmeut  one-balf the   proceeds ns   i,.|;u.
robe ol morn, Luraemenl.
Flnsbliig golden  gli'nms of   glory nl  tht       Fresh    InalnicHoua   worn   sen;   t.i   Hie
brenklng of Hm.Inwu: Americnn  Charge .rAfralr.-s In  Conalantl-
Iiul t,, mn there-s nothing sweeter, or mort    nople to press the Sublime Port" t.i nu hn.
bnnulilifl—i.erbnps -- mediate nnswer to  the demnird  for Ipav-
Thnn thn vlstons that 1 cherish lu ray.jnrl.v    luent of tbe  Amatlcnn mlaslounry claims.
morning nnj.s.
Y.IU mny s|i..nk ol  how Hm dnw,lr.i|.s  gll3
ten nn the moruiug ros.- Ifo-T the very  brentb of   unl:ire  lin-aihe.
Willi perfume ns it blows; How tbures lunslc lu tbo buinuilug  ol tht
iicetb's nnd tbe bees, An.l Ihe whls|.erlug of nug"la In   the   ru.si
ling of lhe trees, Dut r.u sure tbat all Ibis sweuluc.s:.   Is   lu'
Irotbv ft,Mm a,,.I sap To H,e c„,nforl thul Is gathered   from  nu
early inornlu.; ua|..
The Hunnte
p When ib Anliebm     | I   Was M Witl] Blood. |
oniLY  rncrod to tho benrta of mnuy West¬ ern families  nre   ihe j ivnters   of   .\utietnm, I because thoae wnters . ivirc    criuiaouc.l    by Iho blood of falhers, | brothers,      husbauda niid sons duriug ono of tue most sauguiu- nry     bnttlea   of    the Civil War.    Tbe pict- ^ ures   herewith   giveu will bo of special in¬ torost to tbo veteruns of thc Eighth llliuois Cavalry,    the   First,  Second,   Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixteenth, Seventeeutb, Twentieth ou.l Twenty-fourth  Michi¬ gan   Infantry;    tho   Seventh,    Fonr- | teenlh. Nineteenth and Tivet ieth In- - diana   Voluuteers,  and   the  Second, ' Third, Sixth   nud Seventh fl iacouaiu  ! Volunteer Infantry, for they were   all ', raoat terribly mixc.l np in   lhe mauy [ bloody   cncouutera  of   ilio   Uith   nu.l :
Mis
lo-ated In Htatnnry Hall of the Capitol.
The Preaident aent Hm following nomlnn. Hon Io tbo Sennte: Wllllnm IL Hunt, of .Moutnun. to I.o Hncretary of Porto Illco,
Tlie Ilonse passnl n niv..r and Harbor bill npproprlntlng JI00,ilO) for Iniprovu- meiits.
Wharton Ilarlmr. Ui - Mi.Mln-of.tbe.Roa.I Popnlist cnn.il.Inle for tlm prealdenev, cnllo.l on Presi.leut .M-Klnlcy nt Iho While House. i,y A nnvnl court nl Iniulry Is to hn-.-stlg,!!.- Il.oBliootlng of n FIII;,lno liy Cai.iain M.'. Oowau. of the Monn.lnocit, nn 1 bis ullcg..,l fnllure t.. rniiort tho Incl.lenI,
n l.lll   |ir.i-
All thu trnuscendonlni glorl-w that to early ' nnv dairy or food products which  imoonie in. rn lieiong; ! articles of foreign or Inlerntnto commerce.
Bitiiivcupo(j,.ylarulioal-andnsla»tlu„-, !     The Poslofll.-e has   dnlmrmd   fxo.n Ihu
IVI ,„."'i'.''.'"'''".'TiT ,, ,    I "nulls tho   Welfmer   lalih-curu   schooi ut
\Nhuu 1 ,irea,n of WIsa supernal lu my carly , Xevadn   Ho luornlug uaiis.
By
may lell mo of tUo bonulles I f.ir
vuars bavo inlsse.l ni Ihn mell.iw ravs of annllght flrst 11;
dew.lroi.s s.iltly kissed, :ot  rialni; witl,  the skylark  to salnl
will.
Y.,,1 may i.r.-acii  your w.ir.l-  of   ivnrulni
l,...v ihnl thuv «•;,., early ris.. Aru Hi, M t.i wl,.„n   -lis gr.iulod   I.i  I.
w.'allhv, halu, an.l wise. Hut Ive u.illce.l that tlm   poor.-.-l   ar.'   Hi
aoonust al tlieir w.irk, Aud Hio wisest nn.l   the   linlcat    oft   Hies
early bur.Inns shirk. And wliun oocu the drowsy godd.
i Hpcretnry  Hoot  male  nu   n
I .\rmy   rei.rganiz .Hon   l.,'for>
'' rom,nltleoon Mllltnry Afl-alr..
Thn Mnprnme Court  .l.-.-l.lel  ibe  Inli
: Ilance tnx  law consilt,i,l.i„,il,   l„ii    h
, Ihnt It n|.piled lo Hm n,uo,:„t of the l,.g
j and uol ot tho ostat.i ns a wliol...
„,l  for House
Onr A.laiileil   Uln
Oeneral Hn.ltl,, formerly C.ilonnI of il,.
INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENT.' FOR   May  27.
Sel.Jert: ramble, of (ha King.lom. Mnll <lll„ 14.33—nol.len Tea,: M,i.l. Till. ,-18—IWetnorv Veraea, 31, :l,-._Coiniiieu Inry on the ll.y-a I.eaa.in, 24, "Another parable.-- In nil there ar. nily-threo parabt..s apoken bv our L-.r. r.'c'ordod In tho Oospels. ' Tim klnj.|.':i of heaven." This expr.isal.in aometlin.', slgnlfloa "roni rellgl.in,- but here It hni reference to tbo visil.l.i church ot (:hrlst Tbis pnrnble ev|.Inlns Oo.la ni.'tlio I o mnnngliig tbn nIT.iIra of Ills churcli In Ihl, W.irM, In II Jesua sho.TS tbat |..'rsous ,. v,ir'ous cl,ara.-ters w..iil.i | r.ir.'ss to re.'elv. Ih.'Ooap.'l, nu.I bn ncc..uiile.l inemb.ira o the Christian clinrch: but that th.Tc wonl. bu a flnni aeparall.in Imtwceii Himn In tbt rtber worl'l, bowuv-r I hey might be lilouilc'! t.igelher In this. •".V,,lcl, ajwcl good 3..e,l.' Cle.iu whent, r.-pr.'acnting tbn truilia ol Ibo Ooap..! nu.I ,nlso tb.isn wh.i embra't tb.iso truth-. In Ihn parable of th.i sow.-i Jususl.-nl.l tlio seed nas Hm wor 1 ..f 0 .Llu IhiaHesnld, The „-oo.l see,! arc Hin cbl! dronot thn kingdom, V, :i(. Ood sow. nothing but trulb; His clill.Iron nre cou verted through tbo truth. In Ills fluid,' He thnt towetli tbu g..o I seed Is .lm M.in .il Man, Tim llui.l Is the world. V». 87, 3-1 riiu world Is "Hia- fl..|.l. Wheu (-hrlal -oine.s to lak.-p.i.seasl.in Hn will comn lc takn possesion   'f Hint wb!.-'i is Ills own.
2.i. "Rut Willie men slept.-- I„ Ibc „i^|,t Khun uvi|..lls|..,se.l pers.ms woul.l Iry II injure Iho pr..|.ertv .if tli.'ir neighbors. Wben professors were l,ikevvar;n i,„ I pas. tors In.lolent. -'His cn.',nv caam.'- T ,e nneniv Hial sowed them is .1... .luvil. V. 3-J Notice tbat J.'SUS n-f.-rj t.. bim as "His' onoray. The devil Is n.il only Ilmenoinvol I Christ but ..fall who follow Christ,
SUPPOSE
SUPPOSE
)..ur II..US.- ia on Are, wb«l I. ll.e e..i.-l..sl way tti nuii.inon,.be Kir.-l..'|.«rl..,.n. f
SUPPOSE
n ...e.iiN.r of y.iur bousebnld la lr-«*.blenli n„,l dnngrronsly III, immciial.'all.'..'lnn.-e ..f.phy- si.'lani„.'n,,s l,ir.-or Lrnlh. bow ,',.is. .|„.. kli   ol.lain Ibal allcn-
rnonanioN.ii.
SUPPOSE
'.ine.if ,!,.' inanvciiergenrlea .'„ I'..ll.c nil 1-,l,.»lr«ble or lll> n.'.e.ssry. h.i.v ninv -e guar,l,a„s of life nn.l l«-ru   l«-  losiantl) nolllled .'
rau lu bor slumliur trill [ CUf iri,T,   v .1,,,,.,..r" u  i,,   Vl...i .,  r,,.-..   ' Christ bul..I all who follow Christ. -'.Sowed
woul.1 part with any eomlort sooner thau ,,,„,, ,,,„       '„';"„pcrls   ..ondllioii; I,  11,"^': "'™-"    Liter,,lly ".larunl,--tho w,.n I thnt
myniornlng n,,|,, lalnn.I of Nugros ,la snlIsfactory.                     ' grows nmong !hu wlieiit     It ha, a near re-
-Merai.hls Coramcr'lnl-Ai.|.ual,  ^               ' _..„.... »"mblnncu   to  tbe stalks  ol   wh.-.il.    The
HUVIO,'^   OF   THE   DAY.
Tho Vnlled Hlntns Oovornmeul will ou Juno 11 nnxt tnko chnrge of tho postnl nl- f,ilrs  of   Hawnll, nn.l tw.i   l„s|,..clo,s bnvn
                                I I.nnn sont I here 17  l„slr,i.-t postiuaat.-rs ns
".>^pe.ik to mc,'' he begi^e I,   liilencn \ '*' "'" """'hods lo bo naed.
—broken   only   by   n   grim,    rasping ! Tl'"   Mnr.-oni  system  of wir.desa   lei...
,      ,„,      -'.     -          ^              1         ' graphv will soon   connect  nil   Hi..   I«lai,,ls
Boiiii.l.     1 ho wires were crossed ngaiu. ^f the Hnwnllun group ivIili ll.inol.ilu.
- Ualtimore .'Vmcri.uiii.                                 | T|,of„ „„„  rejoicing  In ll.ih.ilnlu wheu
IJiiiun-"That French beanlv bas n I the unws r,.aclie.| llmrn .,l  the   llnnl  i„„-
benrt   of   hIcuI "     Dc Konle-    ''V,-   I *¦'«""'tbe Hnivnllnn  bill  an.l   ..f the a|..
iirari   Ol   HRti.       iioi'.inie        i'   .i] poinlnmnt of Prnal.lunt lioln bv Pre.l.lent
notice she npcnki   with * gjl-,I .Ical ol , J,K,Klnlcv as thn Orsi whll,,  (l.ivernor ..f
irony."—Chicag.i New.s.                              ! Hm now Terrliory of Hawaii.
Honx-".She g.it   tli.at   liltle   Ciuiil i Walter P, Daib-y,.if Peacba-n   Vl.,wl,.i is . ,           •         .              ,            ,,                   , wnnle,!   for  forgeries   nmounting   I.,   be¬ at bargain rntea, au.I uo.v th.-y say sh.,' ,„„„„  j;,noo .nnd ¦»! i.(K)0, was nrr,.sln.i nl beata him,"    Jonx —"Well, tliero'H uo Hnvann, Cubn.
law against airikiug a bargain."               I Tlm revised Cuban InrllT, wbi'li g.i..s lu¬ ll ma.le tl... voung r...-rull .lallo .„j|,       ' to elTucI on Juuo 15, w,.s made i.ubli
g,l..»ls I.
iUlsl ...1, will. Il.l
of
r H,i eienlng to do hun- H-.'nst.,uorn friend,iiuw iv.'nirnll) .'onilnuniialc ,n nn,l re.-elve thrlr nc I or rcifn'Is!
»re Interesl.-.! In Ihc »..ick id ur .'..mn.er<-lnl nia.U-r ny s.irl. but .lesire lu slop mr .'.inntrv h.iuse f..r n few '.M.    lu
seats for the play, n l.e ,>i..'rn, a .'arrlage , to engage plat'ce nt it, how In Incredibly nrrang.. it nil 1
Tim fo
Righ
.11.1"
afl.ir I,
young r...'rull .lalm boi, ' li.' «„- I! ust nre I. |.,'|,'.er,..l hi.n  wllh sli.it
.as n,,|sloru I.
-Pl,ll„.|.'l| l,ia rr..ss.
erIy
V.,III
All.ert   L.ineaslcr. f. c.n.lncl.ir nt   ('liicIn, i>.«i„.. (1 , .,,ii  ,.i .„i. , „.i»l,.,u I . I,,. ' "Warded iimn .ln,nag,is fro,n II ,rry II, „. Doe or (lo pati-'ut who iMsbca l„b.,     u.irg.'r, who complaluud agalu.t   l.l,,, an.l trentcl    f,)r   an    liupe'luieiit    ui    hi, | losi bIra his Job, npeech) —''Do   yo,i   alway.a   sliillcr.'-' i     Junms c. Keougb,   former tax  .'.,11..dor
ratient —"D—o -only    wIilU    1—I-      .,f H.lv.ikn.  Mass., chnrgn.l wlili  b.ir-
tulk."-Judge. I fll"K' *300,000  wna »unten.:o.l to L.n y.-ar--
° 1,1,1,rlson,lielil,
Frank Fosselt, ou Irlal for i,,nr.l.'r al f..ri W.irlh, Tex., walked un.r..s..rvd ..„i ..f 11,0 Court Houso nu.I esca|,n.l.
lly n Fu.lnral Inju.ieilon Ht. Louis (Mo.i slr....l ear atrlkurs w,.r.« r.-slraln.-.l fr.im Interb.ring with Hie oi,cratl.,a ol n,all.'ars. O.ivemor H„,iH',of M'.„t,i„a, signn.l H.n e.immlsslonof Marl!,, M iglunis ns fnlt,..! Htnli's Senal.ir, Tlm Supreme Co,irl of Maasaclinsells.l...
that   gifts   I..    Harvar.l   (^.ll.'g	
a.-hohirsh1|is   arn   vull.l,   auslaining
holarshli.s.
A. c. ll.Tgu,,,, ,1 „,l,llarv |,,is„i,er nl 11,.-
I'real.llo, H'll, Francis...1. li-aa sb.it   an.l  !„-
sinnlly kllle,! while trying to uiak.i hi- .'.s-
cap'u wllh olbor prisonurs.
¦Mrs.    Greene—"I    au|i| iiuclu   is   very f.iu'l of niiiKic.'       M,-s dray—"Oh, ,lo,i:-, ii,i.     lie liua a lli.ir- ..ilgli kn.iivlo.lge   ..f il, you   kumv." — lliiatoii Transcript.
"Women arc .[ii.-.r." 'Wl.iit d. you meau, sir'^" '-r..'f..i.. we w.re marrie.l you .li.lnt like it if I boui^bl .roll cut-rnlo prusonts; nii,I ii,,w .v.i,i acobi nie if 1 liun'l." -In iiaunpiilis | f,',',','n'"i Journal. : fouriuc,
"Have y,.:i ,i fa,nily it,','.- ' 11,.'y nsked. Sbo biiigliu I i,i ii cnliu, super- ciliona wny.     ".t family tree!      Why.
wo have just boHRlit n i.hiiilatb.u tlinl j a iocomollvo ou an Illlncila ( ll.is uo fewer than oii'bt orchar.ls."- rongnr train bin.v up Insll.! Ilm Cbicago Tost. I ,2lI>ul..>is,Ili.,kllllugil
l.v limits
-, Tl.juin^
n Wrighi,   both
, nn I of
TO MY SONS WHO DIED FOR Me
tOA'a FABBWaLL  TO TUE  OIRL HE LEFT
naiiiNP.
mentioueil ns Liculcuaut Joseph Ilillis. Tbere was n geueral pause iu tho family conversation.
The moth.-r sai.l, ".Since he w,'i8 tbo only one th;it coul.I bo spared, I'm glud he's doing so ivcll,"
11 WHS .Siindn.T uficruoiin, an.l all tho Hillis family were al Ihe fnrm, Tliere was a st,:]! on ilie por,-li. Mr. Hillis arose nud luut nt the door n lunii iu sol.lier blue. His fiico was pnle nu.I tliiu nml his ri^ht arm nns iu a aiiug.
"Yun don't know mo?" he anid, smiling; and tl.cu Mr. Hillis recog¬ nize.1 Jiiil Hiiiulley, who ha.l p.me iuto the army wilh Jo.'. Uo was warmly wolooiue.l, but hu rcspoudod coldly.
Jnck said, "Well, I aay, Jim, isn't our J.10 coming out iu thie feather? Vou aee bim uiieu in awhile, eveu if he ia nn ollicer, dou'l you? "
"Yes, yes, I sec him soiueliiiics."
"Uo you tbiuk he'll be a briL'a.lier- gcncral before long?" li^beu aske.I, Iniighing.
".S'.I, I guess not," Hinnlli-y nu- nwcre.l. "11,it he's g,it ili-j tiile of bero it ever n innn git il, bii,1 he'll keep it, too. Futuro hisl,,ries will mention bow I.ionteuant Hillis', when oflicer nftcr nlTlcer was shot .b.nn, atendily kept tlie meu un.ler cuitrol. prevented a rclrcal, nu.I nt Inst Iu.l tbem, bearing the c.ibrs bnuself, nml iloing
ITtb ot September, ISIi'J, along tho .\ntictam from Hngerstown to Sharps, burg,
(..id aloue knows who owned the good right arm, the photograph ot which ia above, Imt it probably be. longed to oue ol Geueral Sedgn-iek's commands, who mnde their famous clinrgo Ihrough the corn Held juat north aud east of tliu historic Dnuker Cbureb, for it wns pl.lived np in thia j Iili.l live ycurs after tlin buttle, an.l I has l.eeu aince that tiuiu iu the oflioe ot Drs. 1). Faluuey and hou, of Ilugcrstonn, Md. Its wonderful ntnta ot preservation cauuot   bo acoonute.l
ing over Jack for some time, Jpe said:
"If I Bhould enlist I d.m't believe mother woubl tr.v to get me oir."
Jennie heaitated.    SIro felt that Joe , capture 1 tl.e balleny  lhat Bpoke the truth,     .\fter   a pause   she i ao much barm contiuued,   "But   you   won't   enlist, Joe? "
"I don't know; 1,1 ratlier vnlunUer Ihau be drafte.l. I .l.m't like llie idea of  beiug .Iriveu out  to   lie  shot
I'ben bo'il be capljiu ur something
.  /
,    I Prickult, nud Fir.'iu
iMiatreaa —"I'ho luaal -r f.iuiil fniilt , of Cuutrnlln. with your coki..;? ti-.lay, .fan'." C.iok-*"I ,lo,i-t l.alio nuy ii.ili.'.! ..f'i.u, iiiuui, II .. bis 111.. ISO.r.il! uro t,, li„,l fault. .\i„'t 1,0 iiUvay.s limlin' fault Wllh you.'"—Tit I'.its.
Little W iliie ".-i.iy, |.a, what's n rc.liiiidniK'y .it cX|iru«.siiiuV ' I'u -'I'.s ing more wor.ls ibnu a.-o .iei-ea;.ttry !,, eipress ,,no':i i,ic:iiiiu..;. S,i,-li ns 'Wi-aliliy i,-eu,nn,' '.v,'allliy plii,iil,er,' etc."- Now Vork We.kl.v.
"Daughters aro u great ,.,,xieiy. ' "Ilow HO, Mrs, \.„>.-b?" "If .vm .b.u't .Iress Ihoiii Iint|ilsoi.i.,-ly ilu-v uro : J"l'" H.V"". niale ol Hi., a
no.   nllrii,'.ive; an,l   ii   y....   .1..  .irons  ^Zl:'!,^''.!!,^: =   „,
tbem linii.lH..iuely   iu.::i   aro  uirai.l  to marry llieiu."—I'liica':; i Kecor.l.
Tbo Ouo —"N'ow, yju Umnv woll enough all women arc ariiileinl. Tli.'y aro uever natural." The Otli.!r—'Ibit you must reiiiuiaber lhat it is natural for them to'bo nrtiilcial, ao your as. aerliou does not hobl." —lu.liauapolij Tress,
Mr, (^iiinn —"l.iicy, why ,1., yon persist in sen,ling b,r Hint |,lii,,ili,'r il lie .^linrges luore Ilinn tlic resi V" Mn.
(,>uiuii—"liecniiso,   .Vrcbibibi,   bo nl- . to Adiulrui Furriignt ways leaves euoitgh scr,ip .-.iiU' t.. ta,'J(|^   Tbo trnusp.irl over tbe rat holes  iu  tho kiU-li.'ii."  -     Fram'lsco after i,
..        ,..   ,   ,,.     , , fro,,, .ilnnlln.      .^:,,'...k i"*- i...s....i,m.
New Vork Weekly. llrlgn.lier.O.'ueml Th.'0'!..re Hchwnn.
Mr. Meeker's s]i,Hise lia,I given lliiil        Tl,e   De,uocr,ils   of   (iuorgla.   nl    Ibo! n   curtain   lecture   ten   luin.iteN loiij^, ' prlmarl.
aud stopped n in.iuiont l.i rest, s,',^',!"!!',!!,,,",','/ "' "' "'"¦ '" "" "Well," sai.l Mr. Meeker, sliriiggino -riio-un- M.'i)cr,uoii n |. tint bis ah,lui.lera nu.I apeakiii;; uu.ler  l,is    I'awt'u'ckei,'11.   L, l..irfr.,-n Ht.   I'alrl.-k':
A svn.llcntn of N..w V.irk.i.ai l.v H.n NuHonal Clly l|...,k has 000,0(10 lo tho Uank .,f Francu.
Mrs. Pbnnl... A. P..HS.,„, s|. gr.'ssman Allinrl .1. Ilopkln- S..II at her homu In Mh|,I,. I l,.,.l I.e.,,. lu III h.-allli for som. l.ile l,,|.| been .leap lent.
Tl,.'liev. Wllll„.n  AIM,.,!.,   of   Mi.l.ll... l..,rl, Ohio, C.„,,„,lssl.i„ur  I.l   II,..   Preshy.
terian (1 ral Ass..,ul,lv al St.  L.iuls, Mi.,
fr.im Iho Alliens Pr...l.vl..rv of Hm Kvn.i.l el (llilo, .lie! H„.l.|.„,ly ,.f liuarl .lls..„'s., al ..,....,! lb,-s,..ssl„n-.
('r.ieltyon tbu high suns brougbl n line o[
tl'lOdaad  two in.mlhs-  l,uprls.in.„e„t  f.,r
hip Ht. Jam..., „l
Ml-s llinnal, C.illlna, of J.-rsoy Cltv, N. I., so.'ur'.I u ver.llet ol *|-J,5llO a.,.al„st I „., (-e„tr,il llalinn,! ol Sew J,.rs..y f.ir Inlurl.-a lhat erl|,plnd linr fot 111.'.
llr. Cbarl.is Woodwar.l, Jr., of Mount 11.illy, N, J,, wns charge! by bis father wllh sollliig lire to Ibu family real.leu.....
tares nru thocliiidren of tbu wl 'ke.lo nlso rulers to tbe stnte of tlm JewisI, I
j for they lind linomo utterly ,i'.g*i„er,i!,' and were nbout  to   bu  ,lestr'oy...!.   "Went
, Ills wnv.-'    Altliougli n   frle,,,!   In  n|.|„.i,r.
I nuce, tills enemy Is doccltlnl, vigilant, .s.-.
¦ cr.'t. Hncuiuos 1.1'-evil Hlouglits, uiili.ily .leslies, lUlIerblg wor.ls, ba I hoolis,- a„.|, lu bid. In a liiindru.l ways,
t     'Hi. "And  brouglil   fortli   fruit.--     -i'li.-ii renl dllTurenco waa aoeu waan Hm fruit a,.. I pnared.   Com|.are Matt. 7:I<1 2-1.   T.,..r.'  I,; a grent ,le,il of s...'ret  wl.-k.. l„..ss  i,,  ii,.. i hnarls of men, wlilch   Is   |.,„g i,i.| ,i„,|,., „ 1 ' cloak of profession, bul br.'-iks ..,it „t l,,si. | I When tbn seeds   begin to gr..w It   Is  l,a,.| : to   diallngulsh   Hicii,   but   when  ,i Irving j , timo comes, wl.o .  fruit  is  to be lir..„g!,t ; forth, Hinn It Is easy  to dls,.,.Tli b.'tw.'eu Hm w!,nnt nnd th,. turus.
•27. "Tho survnnts of tbo !,o,iae!,..|.l..r.-' 1 The fnlthl.,1 nil.! vigllai,: „,li,isi..rs ..f : Ihrlst. --.-laid unto Him.- Ihev .!is,..,v. ; ,.r,..i thu .l.'Vic.s of tl,n ,levil an.l e„:„., ' with griuf t.i lull Ib.l L.ir.I ab.i,,! I; an.l In- i ,|,lIro Into tbn enus... --Wli.'nce th,.,, bath ! It tares," 0„ly g'lu.i se,>,l wa, soiv,,, nn.l i wo mny well nsk how liavu tlmso tares . come-^ j
2s. "An enemy bnth .loiio this.-'   A plain ' nnswer to Ibo great qnnstlon cjiic.'rnlii.g thn origin uf evil,   (Io.l ma.le nmn, as llo .11.1 nngel.a, lutolllguut crualnr.'s, a;,.!  c.m. i a.,.|.i..illlv Iree, eilher  to clio.s..  g...i.l   or i'Vll; l.ut II.. l,n|,lu„tu.I uo   ,.v,l In  tho l,u- i mnn soul.    Au ,'uuuiy, n-lHi iii,i„-s ,...,,..,ir. I rencc,   hull,   done   this.     I.an,.-I   ii,   tho church Is pri|...riv hyp .cril.'. „„.! ivi.-l:...l poraous   whlcl,   H,lau   Intro I,,.-.-s lulo r.,. iigl.iua  soclntl.'d   lu   orb'r  I. .le-iniy Iho : work of (io.l ai,,l (lius furilu-r his .,w„ ,1... elgns.   "(lather ll,.-,u up. -    A rasl, -L.-ni I, • ns much lobn (..nrodna inx .l!«.-i|.l!im.
'i'i.  "Hut He sal.I. Xnv.--   (io.|-a (lio„g!,ls
arn  not our  H,oug!,ls:  wn ,ilI,.nH,n,.s a.-t
verv unwisely wl,..„   w.i .|.i  n..l  n|.i.ly  lo
Christ f.,r ,llrecll..„.    --L'sl v., r.,'.l ,i,i also
tl,u wheat.'-    The   vlsll.!..  ,'i,„rc',  will   in.
cludu In It until tbn last .l:iv, many wh.i a,.,
uot Iruu niuml.ers.     To sei.arain Hi,',n  is
not tbu pnrt of ninu, Imt ..i'llie J.i.lge,
I      30. '-Let both grow logeiher.'  lloli, will
I grow together,   nn 1   il   Is (l.i,i   onlv   wl,.,
; knowptb the hearts ..f  mou an.l would l,.i
j nblo to Sep,irate tbn rlghl.'Oils Ir.iiu tlm n...
' righleoua; nnd  yet  It   Is Ihu ,luty of II,.,
cburcli to try, nilli  exp..I, ii,,w.,rHiy niem.
!,era-.tl,os,. wbo n-., opunly  wickl'.i, n„.|
n.it snlTur l!,e,n to !„,l!.lu|.on  n fals., b.ipo
l.y   nll.iwbig   then   to in„,nlr.   will,In   lis
pales.    Mnny Ictis provo t!i!seo„,.|nslvuly.
! "By   Ihelr  fruLa   vo   s.,a!l   kn.iw   lhe,,,.'
¦ Malt. 7:20. Note from 11,1- a!-., tl,at (l.i.|-s 1 cliurch la a growing cli,irob. "I'nll! 11,e I hnrv.ial." The bnivesl Is (bn en.l of the ' worbli    v..'Ill    Tbu ju.lg,nent   lav; Ihetl.,,.!
of 8u,nralug up H,e nc.iuuls of tho w.irl.l. A linal an.l .-..mpleln s,'|.arnH.i„ shall i-.T. laiiily b.l ma.iu.it ib.a, time, --lah-kitr.., lo Ihn reai„'rs.-- Tlm angnls are iTin r,.ai,- ura (v. 3',.), l.ut thevaro under the .lire..tl.,u
' nf Christ, liili, Whdsu ban,ls nil II,logs hnvo been glvun. "In bun.ll.w,-- Homu wrlt.-rs Hiluk Hint there la nn Intimullon liere H.al in  elernlly sinners  will  bn  |.,il  logAtl,,-.
I "accor.liug lo Ihuir ninfu! propenallbia.' "To burn tbu,n," Tbo wick,..! will be |„iu. Isbud as surely ns thn right,'..,is wlil I,.* rc.
I warded.   T'lo tnros .shnll I... ciai Into --a furunco of lire; t'lnre s!,,ill  bu wnlllng an.l gnnablug cl luoth."    V. 42.    Tlm   wl.'..e 1 , will   be   dostroyud,   liut   not   annlhlb,!,'.!.
y.ui are olillge.l to trnvel, lenv. big a muinber nf yonr fanilly ill
news at any s.ntlon from Ikiston . . .¦...aha, fr..iu M.intrenl tu K.-y West •
\.n, are wurrl.-d an.l flurried HU.I l..,r.sl I.) ll.e in-lly detnlla of Iilli,g-tt,e iiinrketing, Itie hl,..|.l„u an! thn annn)n.ice nf tl,.. I.nslliiig ^lr.-ela, bow ..It In \..„r olll.'e .ir lllirnry nud prem a I...II..U whl.'h shnll do It nil for 1 on ;
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S(ale (I. A. It. K..ra.npm.nl. Orand Army Kncnmpment, Uepnrlmant of Now York, which wus held lllls year tn L'll.-n, o!..cio,l H,n following officers:   Po- |.,irl„,.<„t   C.,,uninu.ler,   Nnthnn 1).  Pond, lliuhnster;   H.iulor   Vlco.Co,n,nnuder,   Ed- wnr.i   J,   Mllchell,   Poat   (i5,   Westchester Couuty: Jnub.r VlcA.(;ommander, Phllo II. C.inklln,   Punn     Vnn;   Medlcni   Director, Oe.irgulLTnrlinll.Hchaghllcoke; Chaplain, Charl..s   L,   Kbiirgor,  Canton; Council ol A.bninlslrutlon, Mnrtlu  Hhorl, Anaelor J. K,nlHi, Wlullel.l H. Nowninn, L. V.  H.  Mat. lesou nn.l Jnui'is Owens; Uelegnte-at-I.nrg. to Nntionni  i:ncn,upmeut, Nonh Tiblielta Amoug   H,n   nisoluHnns ndoptsd were tha following: Favoring the  passage ot a bill by Congress grniiling  permission  for th. nrectlon 111 Wnsblngtou uf a monument tc the memory ,if the Into  Mrs,   Anule  Whit teu„,,'y,-r, n   lios|,lial nurse;   favoring Ihi passage l.y (!oiig.-css ol a Joint  reaolutloc pr..vl.Iing for the erecHon of a memorial tc H..iij,l„ilu     F.    Htephnnson,     M,    D.,   tht , fouu.ler uf HmOrniid Army ot the  Uepub 11.';   that It Istbesenaeof this encampinnni | thnt tbe rules nn.l regulations of theO, A  { It. sh.i.il.11... amen.Icl so ns to ndmit tht | H.111S of Vi,lnr,iiis na visitors to tho encnmp lueiii l.l Hi., 0. A. It., uii.l.ir suoh  reatrlo tloiis as  tb.. wls.loiu  of 11,0 National Ku ca„,|,„,e„t „,av   .i,.nm   n,ivlanble,    Tbe  la   I .lleaof tbu (I. A.   It. ,.n,l   II,u Women's Ua I lief c.irpsmut in conjunollon wllh the vei I erniis,    Tbu  former orgnnlzntiou elected Hm following  oni,','r?: Department Preal ib'nl, Mrs. i.'lia,ni,erlal„,  of   Albany; Hon- I l..r    Vi..e.l'r..s|.|ui,I,    Mra.    Prltobar.l,   ol ! Uibn; ,lniilor-VI.'e-Pr....ldonI, Mra, Howie) 1
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Tbs ouo buudre.l principal tra.le auiouB of iirvat llritaiu, wiilia luem lisrahip iu Itli^M uf l,(il.l,l7i'>, ur aboul sialy |>er cent, of Iho total member ship of all tbe uuious, apent during iha laveii yeara, ItfJ^i ISii.H, inclusive, lor frisniily and benevolent piirpoaea, flftjr-niue per cent, of th9ir total ex- peaaes, wbile an..Iher vigbleen pei east, waa devoted to workiug vx paases ut Tarioua kinds, au.l onlj twenty-three per e«ul. to dispute bvu- lla, American trade uuiou. are much joaager, an.l these a.l.ui.alile beuetil Isalarea oome wilU age. -slali-a I'm feasor Gdaard W. ticiuia iu lhe New York Indepeu.b-ut. Leas tbau oue aiKth of nnr trade uuioua were in ex ialvaes iu l!<!aii, au.l they iUtu em bracad laaa tban oue-lenili o! the vx iatiag BiaaiberBbip, of |«rhapa one HBtlliou, ol all Anieriean nnioiia, while oac-lbird of Ihu preseut UritiaU auiuna wera iu exitlcuce tweuty Ttars ago, au>l iu Ihosv uxiona lu-day araacer sixty p«rc«al. olall IU< Dril- stls afiaaiatB.
"Do you thiuk  ll Iaat loug?"
"I   dou't  kuow. going."
"Oh, Joe,"' an.l Jcuuie'H very white. _        Joe,   walcbing   her.  felt
vea." and aaThe I f?"* * ?"*' '*»'';,'"' '^,':"  V,*" ',"'', I Could It bepoasiblo'     Ile. the sl,i|i: I
of  tbe   family, the bloekluail  of   ibu
neighborlioo.l. au.l she,  the prettiest,
the brightcat uud Lhe best   girl iu tbe
world!
There wna a aileu.-c lor a niiuu.ii then Jennie sai.l ahe niuat g., l,oiiie. Joo delaine.I her by the ve.y sYigiil.-t touch on hei sleeve. --Woul.l y.i.i care, lenuie'' If I g" '<> <''." *'"' or il I stay it home, .b. .vou care.-"
"Yea. Joe. I caiO very miicli." Jennie answere.l, wiih Huahiugclieeka and dowm-ast ey.s
She lifte.l her eyes. J le's fa.-e was very n»<»r her oivu. The twilight w,»a deepeuiug.     Their lips  met. nu.I ea.'h
for, as a chemical analyais of the soil iu which it wua fouud shows no pja- Kcrviug or mummifying .|iinlitiea.
The other picture is of the ..I.I mill nn.l fnlls just nbovo the st.mo bri,Ige wbu-b was tbe scene of a bloody cou- lliol between the Federals, wbo wero .lefeudiug Hagerstowu, and tbe Con- fe.Urntea, who were eu.leavoriug to gaiu possession ot tbe towu. It is sni.l the slaughter of h..rse an.l men was such Bt this cavalry light that tbe .\uiictaiu ran blood for several h.iurs below these falls. Tbe groun.l in thia locality, especially along Ihu banks of the siieaiu, ia ..liuoai suli,I r.ick, and the blood ran rapi.ily lnt'.  tbe  creek,
'rii,»re is n geiitleniau ill Chicago, baving an .iflico in the H. ar.I of Tralc l!;iil.liug, who woa a maj ,r iu the 1'. leral ar,i.y an.l provost marshal of Ilascrstown at tliat time.
Just over the bill back of Ihe lillle bnok house sh.iwn lu tbe picture i« a female aca.leiuy, fr.nn the balcony ol which the Confe.lerate sliarpsh.iotera were tiriug npou tb.' l'ui.iu ..fficeri' ,Iowu in the city, aul there are to tbi. day uinny musket balls belled ia thi
 I walls aroaii.l tbe public s-juBre at the
hither: ' Jack exclaime.l, eBgcrly, au.i crossing of Washiugtou aol I'otomac streets.
Tbe Kighth lllin..la ('avalry waacu gage 1 IU lbe«e  skiriuisliea, aul mau.v
,£^-'-
I.iKlTKN \M
THF.   , l^LOB.S
anytbiog," asked.
memb.
f Ibat ..rganilnH.iu, whicb C.I,moan I ..f Cilonel W, (ramble, will call to miul Ihe hottim. iu that old town.
fell lhat thia waa llivir i.elr.l!. il. ^ apringiug from hii cliair.
.Vu.l a.l il came  to  pass  Il.ai nilhiu        '-N'..,    be     woii'i      be
leaa tbaii«ix monlha  from lb.- I.jne ..I    S.U4lley aaid. anllv.
the chance meel.u,'   in  Ibo aha.low l.t,      -Hm    why?'    Mrs.    11,11
the hedge Joe lIillis came home from    ibarply.
Bradley l.v.king very iLougutful. Alter :      "Kccausc,   Mra.   Hillis.  I came   to
jupper he a«i.I                                             | tell y.iu -oe Ihonght it woubl In. bet- -•I  enliated  to-day, aud   I'm R..iug   ter—au.I   I    g.t   a   fuil.-ugh—buJ—I , . into camp the  tirst   of   uext week.     1 , brunght J..c home with lae, and "j Thn Pnrp<».» or a»^r.ta.
lieiong to Terrv's cavaii,v." |     There was tbe  e.uu.l ol   alow-mov-|     Secret, were invente.i by womeu Ic
'       "/oe, why bave you iloue th.a'f" hia   ing nb. e|. at thc gate.       Tho father,    give   themaelvea    au    excuse   lo   talk '  father asked. fr.'j)   where   be  aat.   looked   through   »i,ont   uet   telling    aomethiug —Nf«
"For   the   aaoie   rt-ason that   other   the ..peu door.     There na. a hcarae at , York Preaa.
meu   are   doiu^   the  aame Ibing: bo-
sidea, il loi^ka t.i me aa   if   a family oi
five men ought t..]iro.luce a. least ..ue
soldier." I      Yea.   It  doea   lo..k   that   way. "   bis I mother   aai.l,   in   a   bni.f.    uuualural
Iitiaa; "aud I Joa't a«» bow atiy of Ihc taalfoalit bs >pat6<L    I hop* .you'll
I
.V young mnn from a wli,,lesule house down ou ill,- river fron! i>re- aentcd a elicck ut niieof tbe buiii.a tlie other day, ami n-liilo llie money was being coiiutel out aiu.isel hi.iis.lf by liabiUciug cuius on tbe narr iw .'.U'e .il tbe paying teller's wiiiil.in. Kinally he purf.iriiie.l un asl.iuisbing feat. Ho lirst balauce.l a silv..r .I..linr h.i it atoo.l lip ou   clge, then   pin.-e.l n  hall
dollar clge  t,. clg i t.ip .'f il.   nn.l
completed the iiyrami.l witli a 1.right new qunrter. His manipiilati..ii na be deii.isile.l the coins line Oil ilic oth.-i was beautifully delicate, au.l the spi-c- tacle of all tiiree stanliUi,' ivitli,,,it siiiiport ma.le the teller's eye.i pr.i tru.le from thei. sockets.
"Why, tiiat's perfecily amazing'" he exebiinie.l, ''I w.iul.lu'l have be¬ lieve.I it Cliil.l be .louel " The other attaclies looke.l aul luarvclb-.l.
"Il takes a atea.ly uerve 1., d.. ll," aai.l the y.niUf; uiau .'arelessly, an.l sa-eci.in..; Ul.' .-..ms with a ,l..jt.'r.,it- p,al. he .Ir.ippel iheui into lus pocket, picke.l up liis money aul "tr .He I .,,il, Il was n.it a busy ii.iur, a.i'l after be was g.iii.. all liau.ls Ii.'/an balniiciu.^ hiivi.r, ..r rntb.-r lr.viii„' i-.. Tli'- Uii,ij< wns as insciuatiiiR as the oil '-|.U'* lu ci..v.>l " puzzle, l.e.'ause ..U. .'..llbl c..iu.. s.1 near withiiui d..,iiK.il. \..n,lj everybo.ly siiccee.lo.l iu baUuciug tlu ttrsl',1.illar, aul a f.'w manage.lt,, ji.iise the liflv ceut piece f.ir an in- tlniteaimnl, lireatbless inslnnt, but ll nlways fell .l.iwu agaiu, nud that na.. as fir abiiig as nny ..ne coubl get. F.u an b.iur or s.i tlier.'waa mlvei all ovei the ll.ioi, nu.I the bo.ikkeeper ha.l Ui make g 1...I a -l.lUr tlial rolle.I lut.T n crack. Nexl .:».Tlli.-'IeTter..u» y.iuug man sauntere.l in with nii..|lier che.-k.
-'We Were nil trying tlint balauriog trick of yi.nra yeater I»y, ' remarkcl the teller as be'liau.le.I i.ver ine bills, 'but n.me of ua .'..ul.l .11 it. Ymre rlgbt wnen y.u i'ay u takes slealv nerves."
"Ye-». " repliel the y.'Ung man, grinuing. "an.l it's also facilitate.1 by a little ah.>emaker'a wax ..n Ibc edg. ,.I the .v.ina.' — Boaton   Heribl.
A l.u.kr I'o... .K kansas p..et made "Winter put t.i ron! " rhyme nith ' llada begin 1. abiot He i.la.Tel lu mighty li^ luck it the editor l;i wb.im be snb mitW.l the linea didu'I emillale lb« exaiaple ol thebaJ>.—Denver Poll.     |
,, ,,,,,, ,   ,  , Oather  tbe  wheat.'   Thu rlgl,le„.,„ „,,,
ollce,nan_(.oakle_y, ,lolng gnar.l .luly ou     ,,„ g„,|,ufo,i ,rom nil .|„arturs of Ihu earlli,
from all cinssus  an,l   cou.lltl.,iis,     "into
My bnru,"   Into l,oav,.n.    What ,in a«s,',„.
Jose|il,   McOratb,  11,roc years   ol.l, f,.i|     biy of saints this will l"-l
81, --A grnlu of mnstar.l s !.-   (.„..„!
tbo smallest of nil sue.ls. -phl- p„r:,l.b> rnp resent 8 the  i.rogrn.s wht.-h the (i...i.,.l
A.l,nirai Oewey nnv,.|l.,.l Ih.l monumeul woald.nnke. The buglunlng- w.„,lll.o smnll but It won! 1 lu-reaso, nni Its ii,i|„- unen wonhl bn.'oinn ext.',,slvn nn.l p..^v..r- ful, It also i-eprnsenls Iho g,o«-ll, of Hi., grace of Oo.l In tb.- h.-arl.
32. "Thn lenst of all s.'...!s.-- The kiug. dom olthn Mosalab lua.l.' l.ut a s„„,ll n,.. penrance; Christ au.l His n|...a.|..s, .•.,;„. paro.iwilb  thn great   au.l   „,lg!,ty of th..
worbl, were like a grain   ..f  mu-lnr.!   s I.
Thuv wer.-thn wnnk an.l f.iollsl, H,l„...s lhat wnru ,lca|,lse,l nn.l r..j...'te I ,.l ,„.'„. "Wl,..,, It la grown.-' Ther.. Is Illn a„,l p.,wer In tbu Oospcl t., sus.nl,, lis. If a„ I make r,.|.i.l ...Ivauue.nent. The sl.iii,. I bal l.,in|..l a ,w la ,l„sllnu,l 10 nil III,- Who!., er.rlli. -.Vn.l I.ecometl, a lr.....-- In Ihat .-...iiilrv Ih.l inualnrl growa n.ucli larger than In Ihls, nud ao,netl,n.'s s|,rlngs up ... .he ,!i„,..„. aloua ot n amall tree. Thn blr.ls lo.lg.,.1 lu lla l,raucl,..s, an.l a.i tbu gr.-a. (l.,.p..l ire., will shelter nil Who cone nn.l.'r lis pr .1...'- ilou. i
shut   In   Ihu
Irom a Thir.l av.-nu, -vnlcl  t
street In New York ruv nud i-scarnl pra Il-nlly uuburl.
xvlllo, l-.-nn,
,,ia   nrrlv.'.l   i.t   Snu
f twenly-ninn  .lays
was
BOARD or DIRECTrOBSt
Tealhi, Ih. Flat, nnd «..n. Law.. ^'if/nf""'^ S!f„""^A''wf.?'**~
An ncllon bringing up n  qncalion  as t.    f,??,'^:'^,^ .^r*?°„'"""-
1 im conelltntlonnlll? of the HInto Flal. au<    Zi^ S' ^!^' ,i     ,'    "".S' '^'°••
(lame laws, was argued  lioforo the (iour, ' "»».«» H. Oomir.ll,   (Lwrge Walloon nf Apiionls at  Albany,    Tho peopio brl nj    rhoma. D, Sntllk. OoIm I'ettit,
Hio ncliou to recover from the Duffalo Fill : Augnst laainki, Uomy H, Hmlth,
Co.npnny i,enaltles provided lor under thi ! Obarlw L. Wallaoo,     OMrge M. Fish nn,l Oninn net lor having la lla noa WllUam 8. Ball.
susalou pike, plclinre), bnss nnd musknl Linage duriug thn nliisn soason. Ths flal ivnrn eaughl nnd killed In Cauada durlni tl... .ipnn sens.Ill tliere nud wure purcbnaec l.y tbu.lef.iii.lant aud brought to Dullala
Thu.lule..dant holds that .leiillng In flah 1. | New'Y7a;rirB;^l!i",r tonCTS'T^^IiS:
regiilnlo.l  i.y  Hio  DIugloy TarifT not, nn,! | ,,anln«, and erery a«»nioi.KlaU<m aStW aa Is
hal».|.lent L.iwell, Mass., n .llsin f ITS |.'..|, nn.l was iusiaiilly kille.l.
in N'.'.v Y .rk
...illl...! iu Ih.-
. l...rs.
Lxperlraenllng wlih a --1 lr. Itiistlucuf, of I'ar.s, Fr, "tber aii.l l,l,ns,'ll
klllod both
Hiill nftor Hie |,r,p"r ,lutlo« had lieeu pnlt' it hnd Ibu right to sell Hmsn Ilsb. Thi I'len Is inn.ln tbat tbu problbillon agnlna Ihn |,ossnaaloii of llsh, cuugbt nml kllio. in I'nnn.ln, is ^outrnry to tbu {.rovlalona o the Fulled Hlntns Constitution, which do Clares that no citizen shnll bn de|>rlyed n his |.ro|.erty without duo process ol Inw nn.l thnt Ibu Hint,. Inw liifrlngn, tbe Intur -.tale cuinnieren provla|.,ua „I tbo Couatitu i..n,
r'our Iteinnrk.ble Nlslera, Tbre hnn.irel and Ihirly-f.iur years art Ibu cm,!,ine.l agns of Hio four dnughteri of Sol,onon nn,l llniinnh Hnunders, of Lit '.In Fnlls. Tliu eldest of tho <|uartett. ll Mrf. Ib'Isy WIIbou, ninety.three yenra old thu next Is Mra, Lavlnia Fingg, eighty Ihree years ol.l; thn tl,!r,l,  Mrs. Ellaabett
The Tmnavnai (i.vernmnat anuoun.'ea thai Johannesburg w,il bn .lefen.1,,.1. Thn consuls ollhe „..,ilrnl powers hnve been n.lvl..i.| lo l'...k after lliuir ..Itlznns, as tho (i.ivernm.'Ui will not hol.l Iis.'lf rnapons|. ble f.,r Injury to pers..ns ..r .lamagu to |.ro|.eriv.
The "n.'X-rs ¦ ngllatlon In China is gr',wlng „,..r.' .Ia„g,.r..us: (ier.uau troopa are protecting .V'n.-ricnu mls.|..narles at Hhang-luug.
Vellow fever I-..polemic luSnn Hnlvad.ir. Th" morlnlily is very ....usl.lerable. N.i f.;r.-lgner haa "o fa, l,.-e„ niia-knl, :lie dls- v»,.ae appareully |..'lng c..nlin.-.1 to nntlvea ..! Central Airerb-a.
Sli.ldi,. wli.-, lire I at II,.- I'>,,ice ..! Wai... ll Br.iaael-. Ib-lgluu,. I» .-barg.-l. with ihrn.. frle.,.!.. lu lb.- I„.|,.'t,nn„l wllb d". ill.eratc.c.usi.lracy |.. kill in.' I'rin.'-
Tlie youngest B..n ..( I'm Huk.- ..f '.'..rk «-aa .-brlst.'Unl n' Wiu.lai.r .-.alln. il.g. ,n„.l. tl,n n.m.. bn.,i..wel .,n ,,l,u being Henry Wiiil,i,u Fre|..rl-k Ali.nrt.
Tbe dlapnle ..v-.r lerrll.iry In il,e c.„g., Freo Stnte belnne,, .ler.uauv an I Il.-ii,'lu,n Will probably I..--.lb,nilinl i, an.!, r ill.,..
There It no |o„gei any I.u'.t Ihal I'ml,,- :eu(|.,n..f Ibn Transvai. ,i:,i-, .r,t|... ,- |.. 'ra'ialer Ibe anal ..I g..v.'rn'n..„: fr I'u l're- t.,riaI..Lydeuburg"
Au.irnllaii. d.-'iare t ,ni lhe inai.inncu ,1 ;!,n Brlinh il'.ver„,n-ui i„ nmou.ling t!,n fe.l .ration I.UI ,nay Weakn,, lh'- aeulla, ent r  r ,irnnl liriiain In Ihn c ,1 .,ii..a.
T'l.. i.o,ler .-¦! n t .ri.i..| . .. .at ex,,|., [e I ul -.1. I'..|"r.burg. P.l...la, killing six peraou..
In >|.ile ..f grn.i au'nsauli«.:r|.ied nud ei- |.-u.|,..| In lu Il.l. the (.imlue slill .|.re I.ls.
to pervn.l.
eneu here to Ibn fact thai tl,.-(i .«|."l has power to transform thn whole man-l,.,.lv, soul an.llplrlt. "O/m.-al.- Th" .-..„ be.l b ..,1, gr.tun.1 .1,1.1 pr..|,,irn.l S.I th.. le.iven could Chang.. I.I lis owu nature (bat will, which It was n.lx.'.l. In 11... fame way tb.'M must l,e n prcnratlou l.ir li.isi.el Irulli.
•AHUdERS    TAKE     FORTUNES   WEST,
Iowa Acrlrnliurial.  Knriel.r.i  hy lh. Sri.   '
loading part It H.n cloilr, I l'n
Fir
Ily II,. d.illa     ~
ettle
Maihn
ent  ol   tlie   balf-inllll..
tinte
i.g   III
hnir.
Cbnrl.-a ll-.e. of Arlluglon, lown, aod C.rry Atwood, ol strawberry Point, l.iwa, b.iiii lnr,ner. of m.idnat circu„,alnncea, hinrte.l from VIneUnI N. J., lor their home, rn- jolcluga Inw ,layB ago end, wilh over tlo 1,- )nOin,-n«l,,   .'b.-i.ks  nn.l   »"curltles  In   bis
Thn farmers unar Uocklan.l, H,illlvnn .-.oiiily, !i„v..siilY..re,l adualilernblelost oi property tlir..ugh tlm work ot Incnodlnrina An .inkiiown mnn set llr.. to tho wooda ou both ables .1 tho rond leading to Bnahl P.....I, nnd ttin flnmea deatr.iye.l Hie farm. nnl n li.indre.l ncrea uf wno,Ilnu.I belong Ing to Daulel Fnilh and Jul,n Hulpp, A inan wm dnt«ctn,l, while sotting lire to Iba Wo.I,la on tbu niountalu nuar Itockiau.l. nn.l I,., wna chased by a crow.l for aeveral ,nlles, l.ut lii,nliv eacipe,!. The people ol lhat .-oiuinuully nre nroused with ludlgnr 'Ion,
uunalalimt trlih oonasrvalivo laanasetiwlil,
InteroHi at the rat. of Ihree per rent, paid am lime deiiodta, throe month, or mom.
Draft. iMQail on oil partaol Europe.
Doe. B seneriU tianking ItnelnMB.
AncnnnU nf nnrporallon., aouipiuilM. aoal» Um. els., Killeileil.
Entire aatUfactlon saaranlMd.
Inqnlrlen will redve prampi atleatloB aat bu cheerfully answOTwl.
The Kr41|iae Can.M a Buleid.,
fie.-.rg" T. Ferrlu, ol Oullf.ird, la dead by his own band been..a.l  bn fenro.l Hie ootn .   , iug eclipse woul.l rulu hia cr.Ipt,     Ile wa'
(...ckeia r.-pre-enilng H.e aharea .if th-lr „„ |„ie|i,g„„t, ruapncted Inrmnr, bul hi w ve,, nl.ic... . f the laie H. 1.. Maxham. read an.| thought ao mueu about tht ¦ot.iukov..r»l(lO,i)(Ki(or , ,,,,|l|,„„ ,l,„t It nlTeetn.l blamlnd. Ile be of SIrawb..rry Point, B    ||ev...l the aalrou..inlcBl event woul.l hrlnt
ng t..
.,(  th.- pap.
Il.-ate   I.,,.   I,ews|.ai.e|    |.ul.,|»
m.uy  l,a»" ngr. el  lo er..-:   a p.p.
Ih-m-elVes.
Tb. N .rw.-g,an v-.e, .1 .,.,„..",, i: An.l-'."". 'r ..n r .n.i"-rg. Ner .a i'snala. i.oa le«-u wt-v-ke I ..ff Hi.. Ul ..-eel, la the Iin.,.'.    HI   I.er mw ..|
In
Tw . huu lre.1 all I tbirtv=wm-.-4«.. ,1 the. I.ul.'iul" I'ingun laN"" H iilih Wale- „avn been reported olC-,ally Of tlimr aevculy- nine have provmt falni.
lirencehna IncJdnl I , .etiln th" " mir .- leray wllh -farkel ,.y an npi.eal t-. o,il.l.|.. 1- wers f .r arl.lttaii .u.
Th. Lnlle.l Males Minl-ler .1 .M.inl. K..r«.. ia trying P. ..'t.iug . I inlulug - n .-eeal.-»r,. ..n .*haif of an Aainrl.;ao.
Tbe Jnpaneae Oireromeui 1- lak.ug i.t-. .¦ron* measurnii ... rewind umigraii'... lo America, wh|.-!i baa recently beeu aaau:n- Ing altrinliig |.r.?i .rtpine.
I.a..lel s. Maxham
brolber   of   the   .1
1). H. Mathau, was a fa.nona fnr.. gn'ohler .,: i:,e Wn-t .luring Ibn early -liilea. nu.I wbo finnkly n.bnlltul ft Vlu..- inn.ler. buving inndn bia weaith nl the gnralug lnl.l..a ..f VirgInU Cilv aul Frl-co. Hn can.e En-t, fira.iok hi. ..hi way., )..lu.i.l Iha cbuich aud i.e..nma n phllnulbroplsl.
CROINTH   Of   THt  GERMAN   EMPIRE.
1.  Ilaa Oul..ri|>nr.i  Ils  Kl vala in I'rogreu ¦ nil l'o|,.ilaiion.
- A rep,,rt .n lie economic i....lt|on of the lierman F,np,r.. In r.KIO ..v Mr. Oaatrnll, cin;mnrcl..l a..a.-be ... the llritiab K'nb»-.y at llerl.n. hn- been l.a,ie I l.yth" P.irnign OIBc". After nllu.liug to the lm|..irlanl p. sill .n tb" .i-r.u.n Emplr.- bold-to-lay, .'.- r"| ..rl p .Inl. ..ui ll.nl, na -i(.-onlln..ulal p'.wer. ll I,,- .,..w fnr «urp.»..."l the .xpnc. .at, .... . f lla f' under. Ihlrly yeara ..g.,.
1 !ie base. ...I wh!--!. lf(a,n.iu)-a powar KUeda arn primarily 11- triiU. aud, lu a .n.lnor d..grer.. It. agrb-nllurnl r.-.our.-ea, 1 bn po| uiaii'iu of Oernin,.]. i.,..|ay ,. rrob- nl.ly larg»r (hau (,.«( ./ (imat IJrltalu ly • .me i3,UflU,'iUl. ni..l greater Ib.u that of Fran, e l.y ui..,ui 17.000,000.
How. for Agwl Lake tallura. Tbe WIII of Captain Tho,.n> W.l.on, th. wealthr VM»H .iwoer, wbi-h luujual bne.: tiled lu the Probate lour: at (levelaod, Okl., I ruT|.|.,ih.l m.-ball of the e.tata Ib.ll l.e u.ed to .-a.al.li.ta a homu for  ag«.|
Job
Printing
At
This
Office.
Scene in   the Valley  de* Mcndl«, Portugal.
Gratty   •(   Ulrla   rarrrlttg    «r.labl»
¦anh.tn   Vtill   af  Uraitea  •• tha
Wlaarr   ••   Ao  (Iriiniiea   aaa
¦•aa tmf Wlae.
a killing fro-t tbnt woubt reauil In dettrny : ing  thn cr.'pa ol tbo farmnra all over th* Slut..,  nu.I   kllbvl   LImaell   lo   avoid   lb. .rnu.l-.d 'lalu.uity.
Kin.. HuM.lny-Hihool   Cunv.nllnn. ¦«»• #a
Thn f..rly-l!ltb annual convnnli.m of  Ihl ThS Speef Wifle COlIipOnyB i New Vork Hlnio Hnndny-.-bool Aaaoclallot l>«aa.a.J.»   HI     I
la to be held lu  the Central   Preahylerlai rmiHOIt.   1%, J.y
;iryi;-u,fi!:r.';n".:un',Yn7..!.L.!? w^rU*.   ''••'^•«' their vineyar.l. .locked of th.
will lake parfciutbne.crclaoa.   treayHun    f^.nmc Rr.ipe, thc only Vineyard ot
day.aehooi la eipnetn.i to aeud at least on<    tlic kind in this cotintry,thc vines
^Ti:3reg't"e"-M'!ru"gV''''"''"*'"'•    w.-rc iTiportetl  .nn.l planted I,er.
  '.,v.r f.irty year.i .-ICO.   Thc  Sneer
VIrll.n or Anlolnobll.   Arrid.nl  D.nd. ,,      . '   '     ,   li..„..„,!..   .......<v.»
Fre.|er|.-k Ilnnn..tt, . pr.onln.nt r«.l ! » "^' ^'""^ ""^ HurRlindy arc ll.>W lent ol liiaghamt'.u, wi..> waa ibruwi - rcoarded the liiicst in thc world, frimnnau...m.iblle, ,lind nl I4» hom. with  ; thcir   rich,   full    body   and    high
":"t::^o"ZT::ti:riJ\i..^\^^^^t(toicr i.h unexcelled,   i...
the nrat mayor ./t Blugha.ul'ju. from wboo. vril.iU, WClWly persons, especially hn l.ihem..l a larg.. fortune Ha wat ' fr,„al,.s, .tn.l the .IL'ed are ni.lde al.oul    firiy   yenra  ot ngn   »nd   l..v.i   » '     , " ,
wil.w, two daughter. .Ldna..n, j '.Ir.mj; an'l   viRoroili by Its USC, a»
fo.tmo.i.. miier R.ii.d. i  ' »"''icina' w'ne it has no c(|.ial;
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