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News janioille dealer ;HA8. C. MORSE,' Publisher. A Weeklj Journal of local tad General Newi t Derotcd to tne Interests of Lamoille Count j. TER M S n 1 u if .i i u IIYIJK IA1K, LA5IOIIXE COUNT!', VKUMOKT, WKI)MAY, AUOUHT r. 1HT.1. Number -I 1 Lamoillo Newsdealer: ADVERTISING RATES. I lava, aaa rw. tlt esoeUis, $i Ufa VntlAmMtamU.dS. j-eeatama.aaa raae.wi all bmUm, (Xi, Ihraa aoatk. IA aaaamnU. US. M aa -. reax. ik all awatka, yUiraa neathe, l.Oi await., IV IJ ealeaa,eae jraw. MI soatBe,IOl larva alh. l a aaeaaotilh, si Ra.Maeaa aM a IrM par, II par Ilea, a year, . chart lea, Uiaa fx . Natia of Libaratiaaa aad Batraye.ll.0eeea. L.rl notiaa, ItaaaM aarlhM fcr aaa, Iwa a tare Ineamoaa. , OMtaary aaUaea.tee eaaw-per lie. Knalnaa Onritn. altera)!. t. . rifl.l. , ' Cewhrldto. VI., ATrolVSKT n roCHSaXOaVATLAW. ImiMM ! la U.e Cwf" VIneriaa-iilf. Vt. OollaaUonr and all Win", tnwt.d W, v. ..nnil ttanHri to. Itinaranra l all Sinus fy, Ofliaa witliUQT. Ilrwuaa. a. i. anna1" Ofloe ATTORN KY AN l COUNSELLOR AT LAW la P.at-Ofllce Building. North TdPk,VI. Chancer)' Aa WTB1. Poetry. A HtAhT-SOKG. Hut I ho a aong, O singer of bum, A little snog to (baer tlx heart; Like weTl-wrung drops of the ehoioeat via. Proaard la a Yinryard far apart ? On that was eaaghl is fl;iag by A little song to eharr the krt ; Like the Tuioe of a bird, oaj brand high, Darp la a brcat tar apart. One that aaa earn like atomlng air A little aong ta sheer the heart ; Like the breath of kia M tba brow of ear, Bleating a life thai J walla apart. 8!ng me that song, 0 ringer of miae, That little aong to cheer the heart; Whixper it light ai word divine Unto a watcher far apart. Sam.tl W. Dufitld, ia Stpltwthtr Keribntr, mm a WITKItMlX. Attorney at Law and Solicitor In .. .......... iAn i.,thaeillectlono(all lalnn again the Uov.rnment, w.dow'a, luralld aad otltar panaious, eounuas, uec-pj iiln aaiaaaa. - ' W'Aaory 'at Lawand Rollcllr ta Chaneerr, MnrrUrilla, Vt- OBiea orar U. P. llanl ' atora. ,W.?.!f ?.L.E!!;. ..d Bollcltor, In Cl.ane.ry, Anntafor uroareutliig all c'.almi i for penaione, .-..ir ararrearaof na7f""" v- ,i"-,fn-?-il,lTSnUfoMl.eVt. Mutual Fire In- .T.r.niti. Co .Ktnalna. Co., Home, Hiornix ami othirM-nle.. renting ISO.UOO.UIO. ilarriarllla, Vt. OHee aoeoad it .ry of l'ow. r (ileed'a Kloek.enr )Iain A Portland bta ni f Atwraoy at Law and Solinlter In Chancery, : Jolinron. Vt. Alio warelaim Agaat. Physicians. ,"T,:H'" I1.HYSICIAN ANDRIRGEKN Stowe - - Vennout. All ealli will reeclre prompt atenti. 13 . ft. I 1 1 I o n i f . -"-- ' WolraiU, Vt. Phriioian and Surgeun, Ilyne I am, VI. .. . i - .. t ufn H I'uir. irm HINDU,!.. "'ifiuw AnsunoKON . tt.,1.,., II, .ti.l. Main itrect. Will practice In Hyde Park and riciulty. " ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON llfdo Park, Vt., Office at l.i retidonco.-twodoom from the Church Dentisti. k. a. A MIDSUMMER IDYL. IT P. w. aaowxn.L. Within the ihvlc b; willowa mvle, la eoftert aurnmor weather, We eat beatile the rippling ti.le Mr lore and I together. Through clou.U of white, with wftenod TiRht, Thc;hnfcat moonbeam shimmered ; And on the stream a silver lieam With diamond luster glimmered. ' Pie summer brcese, from fragrant Ireee, Delicious odor brought us; While sounds from o'er the farther shore In blended sweetness sought us. Aed so we, too, as in us grew Tho sense of peace so gentle Attuneil our song to Nature's throng, Beneath the eveping's mantle. We walked not much, but the soft touch Of hundx, and eyes oft meeting. Told more by far than words declare, As heart te heart gvrc greeting. Then, midnight come, we h.itered home, Like brother now and sister, "To chest surprise and prying eyes" Till at the gate I kissed her. Scribner'i for September. liia lenplem, l- roM-fiiuh ia dU pret- lj beirt. It had doo Tat him what nei tj cbta, hU Btnds who aver Bngr ther his father nor wother eoaM kire eewte4 to protest ijmiost work, the fa- dote. Iher eould not ta bis heirt find the eor.fi. . Ta it ha owed a aod-lirth, which but draca to wk a sailor or wista of hi. come fross the eoa(at af the attempered No," said he, ' be U cat-footed aad spirit with the dear tonrh ,ef mothcr-a.- njost stick to dry Uod." ' Aad so,' afer Urrt . many delays, ha was oonsignad toaotore t Ha loVed arery Vit of it, the Hoheaod of a friend, who told the freight o( tha aad reioed rock, within nackUca of wild other eoisling-sohoonerw, ( flewert ; the brook fhich chattered aad Tha young gentleman tried to snake sparkled at its ft;et tha oolumoar treca, msclf at home ia this trim retreat on un whose straw hi fancy mounted and ona of war whirre. It was very bard gambled with tha actairreli ; and a:ar be for him. Ilwaimoit eheerlosa to look yond to the loft the erowdaU blue l tbe about film, and see no one thing that po ' distaaoa, whose rast crest mingled and in- rased charm and iarttatioc. No flower ( terlackad ia eTer-iaijiag auggeatiTeaesa bloomed there. At timet, he could scarce- and beauty. ly repress hit tears; and with loagiagj Us promised himself, tome day, ta tuv evet would ha watch from an attic-win- it these, whoa tha vacation time came, dow the while tails of the craft, touched and his lifo should fall off satiated and with rake color in tha liirht of the witit- full from the Dourutbinff scenery now drawing sun, tnd sigh to think what lands' aronsd him. of enchantment thoy might be visiting. One evening, after a release from the His eyes moistened aad the throe little humiliating smells oMb farm-yard, and arl-studs which adorned his narrow, even escaping the milky glimmer of the pc chest seemed three tesrs which had rolled from his eyes of longing and regret. The shock of return down stairs after these flights of dreaming mado the squalid, fa miliar room more rcpulsivo than before. The placo scemod tho bed of tho ocean, But was ha aopreveke J t No, Gentle men. Da foucd at hia work a man com mituag far greater oat rages thaa his own. ' "That Nature which wo posseas ia its grander paangea, tha comraoa property of tha nation, he found outraged, insuld, and desecrated, as only no devoid of feeling could aocompliah. Shall a sordid wretoh, vhea wa come for sou'.-siedicine to tha hills, wound every better instinct, aad recr.ll us to the baser forms of human intercourse, tha juack and hia vfctim, the poisoa-seller, anJ drunkard who makes hi rich? 1 am credibly informed that evea women, mora keen to this wicked pes thai ourselves, have beca seen, brush ia hand, obliterating tho foul traces of these vermin, and so inciting ss by aa ex aropls we should not bo slow to follow, llemeraber the sensibilities of the accus ed, and how he charged himself with a duty we all neglect ; and, whilo you con sider the gravity of tho assault, I counsel yoa not to fail to give tho sufferer suffic ient damages for his terror and annoy- fsir dairymaid's moving arms, ho sped with a -mail book of very uamuscular poems which 1.3 loved to his dear retreat Already at a distance, bis spirit pre dicted disaster. A malevolent power was abroad, and ha . felt i it. All the where, as in a eup, had settled its most more quickly did be fly to his dear cas searching and pungent essence. Tho sail cado and rock. Whilo, afsr off, he be ef the deep was tliero magnified as if the , held aa iutrudcr, ,ild.h'i trnrvnv Tlfc-VTIHT DL nuriu.i ...... - .... Murrls'ltle, Vanaoiit. .... . i nPb wilt I, rurnlahod at reftpon- ahlo price. acn l obtained an) aliare In the Maw. -And "Lai I hereiilter ''XJ"l,f'S'':SXi " during the FIUST TEN DAYS Or" KlU MONt , ItuUl.all t away iroio numo -ren.aindar of tl.a time. . ' hv. ALL the Modern Improvements, and wnr ra.it entire saliifsctioa in all ciuios. or no pay will aa reqnirad. r. W. i. PKCa', DENTIST, Johnson, Vermont. Natural tetcli put in the host ntiitj of presrTti tlen,dUa of the gu.as .sueeemrully treated i artificial teeth made in erory style known to the prefnon. M . Deputy Sheriffs'snd Auctioneers. V. C m t nhr " . Dainty bhoriff, Auctioneer and Llrory Keeper, ( .ullln. Vnrtnont. Prompt attention to tmsiaessls guaranteed .(7yl) multitudinous kos has shrunk to a pool And around him lay the monsters of the deep, salt with the intensity o( their death, in this crutor of a vanished ocean, and stretching on shelves iu such a perspeotivo of drie"d ccd-fiah, that it seemed their judgement-day, and so there they were, answering tlio fiili-horn of some angel of tho deep. Unalle to bear the bitterness of his life, and his stifled longing for somo freshnoss and beauty, ho. entreated his father to. al low him to try the ejui.tiy. Tho good-nntured parent consented, Yes." ho laid to lnmselt ; "no tar, no salt, sticks to that nature lie is like a flower ; let him go nnd try tho country." He placed Lim with a cousin of his mother, in tho pretty village of II , t the loot of a spur of the Green Mountains. There ho was happy. After running in to his patent-leather boots a pitchfork, getting ignomiiiiouly thrown in an une qual encounter with a cow. whoso nature he failed to apprehend; after getting used in vain to tha condition! of country meats (which soemcd to him to como from fowls The jury retired, and brought in a vcr diet of damages one cent. Willoughby that evening was a hero ; and something in the face of his fair cousin was to him encouragement and comfort. er sister, and lcast-dowried, of the hoav- enlv sisterhood. He owed this ser.sibility to his mother. who was one of those abortivo natures, stunted growths, so often the result of our country habits of unventilated. anthracite rooms, and tho lonff imprisonment ot win ter. If, in Carlisle Castle, a hundred Hichlanders were devitalized and killed bybadnir after one night, what wonder jOMHoM HOI'mk. vt nu.t rol.iminn-snrinir so often sees our eoun- U. li. UAA.UI , rrepripwr, " or- o Stages stop at this house, btrict attention paia to the wnaUofgueita. I. C. "DJl',;!,'T(,nEIUFF nd AUCTIONEER, - Ilydo Park, Vorinont. , Faithful attention will be paid to all buslaew f this nature. ' A' '"lienutr'Ahoriff, Auctioneer and Dotcotlre, JlydPrk, Vermont. All calls promptly attended te. . . . ' Dapnty Sheriff andAuotionoer, North nyde Park, Vermont. Hotels.' 3Iiscellany. The Iconoclast of Sensibility. Mr. Willoughby Aspen was a young man of'delicate organisation. His sensi bility to nil forms of hemeliness was mor bid ; is detestation of the brutish and loathsomo was a passion. Not that he was of passionate nature ; his tenuer frame was too delicate to be shaken by eruptions from within, even of tho mildeM description. His repulsions wore more nnj ,n;nia, Ofroora robust and muscular energetic than his attractions; for they B008t;tutipns thati those which. the town seem to protest against the disturbance of . . j,e fiU fcite-$ down to the full that sacred beauty ia whoso atmospnoro bowl of delicious milk, so strong to his he only really existed. c;t- st0mach, that it made up for tho loss Beauty is, perhaps, ft strong wora ior f , jg meftt y; tl)1B an 8n occaMonal so cosmetic a nature as his ; pretty, let , hnut ho gun;cod . . .a i o us say.-the dilution of beauty, the young- ho do.;nau!; try of tho day, tho hiild snperrislon of his cousin's tough boys mjgetting the cat tlo to field and home, his charge ( being the last, generally) to too tha Darn-aoor fast aud tight; the sympathetic adhesion he gave to their sister, ft her white arras moved with aa energy' he envied above tho coagulating butter, after those were over, his dolight was to repose from his labors in a nook of bii own near the moun tains. That was bliss to him; and no woudor. rUKDWIOK HOTKL, . HIIENNAN BROS., Proprietors, Ilnrdwlck, Vt. The houso has heou thorouKhly refitted, ton Teyaaoe to any part of tho eouutry at short notice. Miscellaneous. 8. A. HOWARD, . ninonnK 1IAKF.H. Wolcott Vt. AH k Inds of Carrlago work done cheap for ready py- !w Hyde Park, Vt. Bouse, Carriage and Sign Painter, Paper.Hang r, and Glaler( has l.od seToral years eiporienoe. and willgire all orders careful attentflon. hop .a Church St. . D1SIKL tlll.BERT, Dealer In Furniture, Coffins and Cask cts. Morrisrllle, Vt. IBCIAJI aCOTT, - JEWELEri, Tnlinawin. Vnrmnnt. Keepi ft full htock of Jowelcr'iOoo! and U rr pared to do all ropairingin tliallnoof Watolios, 40 Jlooks. Jowelry and Speetacles. m . t ii It I V 1 1 ' STENCIL CUTTER, WatorTille. Vermont, Xxecutes them lu al I Stylos at reasonable ratos, Send for Circular. 4 8. PAGE! v Has on hand at his lumber yard in HYDE P A R X .. . A ' . ; - A largt ttnrk of thorowjhly ttatoned PLANED Is ROUGH SPRUCE, HEMLOCK, POPLAR, PINE, HAS a, , ASH L U M E 4Lso SHINGLES, CLAPUOAKPS, " " AND ?" w' CEDAR POSTS!. GTCASII I'AIB FOR LUMBER t try matrons emorge from kiln-like cottages, spectral and wan, and in pitiable contrast with the bloom and freshness or too re Another had discovered her, and was wooing his sylvan goddess. A rival, one more devoted and fuithful than him self it may.be. He sighed to think of sharing whift till now had been so wholly his.. Ho ndvaned with caution, hiding himself as he advanced, beyond field and bush, till, breathless and on tip-toe, he atood silently behind the iutrudcr. Gracious heavens, what did he discovor ! A lover, a rival this ! A little ignoble fellow in a thread-bare blouse was seated on what he had called his tnrono, and was compUccntly contemplating the work on ... . x .. a his hands, un ono siue oi mm was aa ignoblo hand-bag opes, anl showing fold- j ed paper of various sites and colors. It . , i im . t - - 1 I'. .1. lOOaCU Ilk a loaa wiiu ins niouin upcu, and revealing its polluted and venomous interior. On the other side of tho igno ble figure) wan a vast pail or caa" wllh ' a long stick projecting from it, and a ladder. But. horror of horrors ! On looking npward to see what mado tha ignoble fig ure rock and undulate with such unex plained satisfaction, ko lifted his eyes and w a .i. Ti'ii . .f saw "Use uoosots mis, "yuncs. s Vermifugs. "Pettinwortb's Kidnoygills." Willoughby Aspen did not pau.o or de lay an instant. His timidity, his droop ing, flower-like tenderness, convulsed by the insult, fell from him like a gJrmont. With a cry of rage and exultation, he rushed forward, nnd before the ignoble figur could rise, er recognize tho nature of the attack, tho dar'mg Willoughby had bonnetted him with his own paint-pot. ( ' The stick caught under his chin, and he could not cxtrlcato himself. His moons and imprecations from within his head gear but sent tho paint streaming" down his face and blouse tho mora. No dog with his bead in a stone pitcher too small in tho neck for hiin ever was more uncom fortable. He got to the neighboring inn in a state which need not bo described. No water, no soap, no turpontinei could for long re- rrcsldcnt Grant. President Giant, accompanied by his daughter Miss Ncllio Grant ; his younger sons, U.S.Grant, Jr.. and Josso H. Grant; Gen. Orvillo E. Babcock, nnd ex-Gov. Stearni and wifeof Concord, N. II., orriv- ed ly special train from tho Twin Moun tain House at twenty minutes past seven Wednesday morning, aud wore met at the depot by Mayor Dodge and Gen's. Wells, Foster and Henry, and other members of the Committco of Arrangements and dnv. en to the American Hotel, whero a hand some breakfast was served by the propri etors of that excellent hoiuo. Carriages were then provided and the Presidential party, accompanied by Mayor Dodjjc, Judge Smallcy, Gov. Underwood, Lieut. Gov. Taft, Gen's Wells, Foster and Hen ry, E. J. Phelps, Esq., Col. L. B. Pratt, Hon. Jo D. Hatch, Hon. J. L. Maw. of Richmond, Hon. James N.BufTinan. May or of Lnn, Massachusetts, Judg-j Tyler, Alderman James A. Rhedd, aad other prominent citizens, rodo about the city on hour or so. visiting the Ethan Allen mon ument and other points of interest. Up on his return to the American, the Presi dent was honored with a federal rrnlute Bred from his numcsako, the gun "Gen. Grant," on the park. He th-w recicved tho citizens of Burlington, and the ladies aud children, who were introduced by C.nv. Underwood, in tho parlors of the American, and whom the Presides- cordi ally erected. , " 1 At 10:45 seven companies of tho First Regiment National Guard of Vermont, Col. Peck conimauding, including the Ransom Guards, and Barlow Grays of St Albnns, nnd tbe Middlebury, Bradford, Brandon. Winooski and Burlington com panies, massed in front of tho hotel nnd paid the President tho compliment of a marching salute, and then, headed by the Queen City Band, escorted to Central wharf, where, amid the hearty oncers ot tho crowd assembled, ho took tho ateamer Adirondack for Ticonderaga and Lake Goorgc. free Press. ' ',, . How Graphic rictires are Made. A correspondent of tha Bostoa Trait' trript describes a visit ta the Grcjhic es tablishment. The art department, ia which exists tbe peculiar excellent of tha Graphic, is especially worthy of note, Of thit the writer tajt : "Some of the sketches that appear ia tha Graphic are firskdrawa by hand an paper with a pen and ink. They are finished ap just ihe are to annear in the ttpcr. Tha t , , . . sketch ia tbco copied upoa a glass plate through the instrumentality or a earner. Thit plate it called a negative, and from it, by tha aid of the tun, or a powerful artificial light, a copy of. tho. picture is obtained on transfer paper. Tho transfer paper is very thin, and to mado that it it will readily yield mk to tho lilhosra phic stone. After having been properly prepared, the transfer paper U placed faee down upon the ttone. from which the CrnnhSr. is to be orintcd. and a transfer it mado. The result it, thepicturo whrch was originally drawn with a pen, appears upon the surface of the lithographic stone, and is an exact fnc simile of tho orignal. It louks as if printed on the stone, and to all intents and purposes is so printed iu what is known as lithographic ink. The transfer, as all lithographers know, is made in a hand press. Thus it will bo seen that the engraver's tool has eheen en tirely dispensed with. Having once got a cony of the picture, the rest of the pro- ces is mechanical. Tho whole outside of the Graphic or that part which is illustra ted. is printed from a lithographic stone as large as the newspaper. Tho letter priss is lithographed as well as the pic uroa. ti tho aid of tho camera and the transler proccRS. The stone is placed in I flat-bed steam prer-s, aud printed from ex tlv as if ft was so much tYPe, wilh this difference : tho surfsco of tho stono perfectly smooth, the ink from the rollers adhering onlly le the inked surface of the stones, which represents tho pictures and type. Tho blank spaces of tho stone appear white on the paper, aro kept wet by boys who'spongo over tho surface ; this prevents tho ink from sticking, and the ro suit is exactly as if tho paper had been printed from tho type nnd cuts dug out by the IooIh of an artist. After a lithogra phio stone has been used for ono edition of the Graphic, tho pictures on its sur face aro rubbed off, aad it i ready have others transferred for the next day paper. Thirty thousand impressions can be taken from one stono, and six to eight, ton or as many presses as desired cno be running at the same timo with duplicate sUme. Tha Taris tigaro it jaat now creat ing cocfiJerable amusement among Amer ican rcstdeutt of Ihe French me trope! it y its cxtravsgsntly drawn picturet of American life. Receally it sketched tha operations of a band of assassins ia New Hampshire, which would astonish the den izens of that rural of commonwealth wba happened to read it. All their tlotissl bad the same mark,' the severing of tha carotid artery. Once the police cam suddenly upon the band, but the members fled tod raa through the Iowa at full speed, passing a photograph gallery ia iheir flight. The phogrtphcr at onoe turned the lens upon them aad had all their photographs in a twinkling. - Tha next morning they were recognised as residents cf the town, and were all arrest ed. Another story told by this veracious t'i'jaro was about an American millionaire who packed his father in a pork barrel ia order to send him homo at freight, aad saro the price of passage demanded for a corpse.. Tho American Pomologies! Society, wfcich meets once in four years, will hold its next session at Ilortucultural Hall ia Boston, on the 10th.- 11th, and 12th days of September next, boing the week after the New England Agricultural Fair, to b held in '.bo same city. Committees orr fruit havo been appointed in every State? in the union. Barlett Bryant of Derby has been appointed the Committee from this State, and it is expeotcd that ho will inako a report of tho varieties of fxait best adapted to Vermont, and collect specimens to be shown at the meeting. Ia hat telcctod, as his assistants, Z. IS. Jameson of Irasburgh C. G. Pringlo of Charlotto, J. II. Putnam of Grafton, aad II. L. Hurlbut of Grand Isle. It it de sired that any one having hardy kinds of apples will make it known to some of tho committee. This will be a most impor tant meeting, and we should suppose that many from this section would avail them selves of this opportunity to see speci mens of fruit gathoiod from all sections of tho country. Nature, finding herself hero encouraged to show her powers, was lavish of them. She move" from his person, the marks of the lTtitr seemed to gather herself together to en- vengeance ; ot wuiougnDy Aspen. nor iov nnd to bewiUcr. before she mode with would the aggressor nave Decn suspccicu, . . .. . ... . -i the pines tho stoep asocnt to eloudland unseen as He wa Dy ms antagonist, uu and the skies. Tho smallest thing here that he oame forward nimseii to rooaesuj was emphasized. The feet of tho moun- avow an act which he thougni am mm fizure-heftd of h own rewcU. . . . - Jupiter had, porehaaoe, granteu some tea-nymph't prtyer, and converted it into a man. It was bracing and good tor you i to meet this man in your walk, so ronghly quarried and yot so gentle withal. He looked well on a pier, II ! LA1II, ot turning year. Not so his father. He was a 11 a m, m ,1 amnari TMfl nV and small raercnam, anu unuou ....v schoone rs plying for fish between Ne England and the British Provinces. n n.l ,i if hPWn oquare. rugg - - i . , . , . ... . .i .l. inirAi lama were inoccusunu'i , in .iv" i . mmu.. with an axe, no seomoa tuu . ,,,w . .,.,,, ,nli tr;e,t for aatllt inev wore oi itibut uwuio, v. i no n denthof meaning which only the, lone of and battery. The court-room wat crowd tha mountains, and the sea, can give. Tbe d. Desolate tor the time was mo coun- trecs moved their boughs with majesty: try bar-room; its loafers and story-tellers, and their roots 'sought every excuse of and the gentlemen who took their stimu- notch or ledge fog twists and surprises lasts below in nler.ee and privacy, in a ri.;i' nf like those of a conjuror. . Tho little brook crypt, as if it were a religious exercise, 1 I . . i ' i i .j r ' ' :J. i I ii L.j j J r, AVAr.flriivinri Aiinrr. i i . wniirvh and incrrT um - a lanoscspe, aoU, ... .-6- - . , , , w.wnr(lne.,. m ather, towered a no.p aou ... - . , 5u duration short. At its close, the judge ... J j 1 a TPniurwmB uuiiu. iua uujuio i iiuarvwou i" jj You could imagine Dim roiling t . , . . v..' V. aad a burner- . ... (a. a am 1 w 11 ere our aero una iuunu nuu umvvw , x vi iuh-'j t " torrirZZZU throne for himself , .;..,...' .v:. ist; and neither Cokojnor Little to- had cutintwaayasnara, , . . . . .. aff60lionate na. ... am n nod of sickness, or r. . istretcnea mere wivn , nanua ","",'f - . luscn 10 bco an. v r - , . . i , , .. ... ... . 1 ..! mmA bu Son mind wholly unbent, ture. I languishing aHer any,. sa JT 'W-'t. doinc After a sly look at tha jury-bo,, he heconsciout 01 numan - - .,,-, ,nj Wmod unon the .1 :j t.t. limha of Ions noth ne. hi waa no lonccr a man trouoieu aaoua -" man tne roeiuuuiu ... o. .-c - -:.u.. with wind and weather, by cows and salt fish, , Ho was Shelley 1 multitude a It. -' I .kAnrktiiriSIal I BTtiriC 1)1 linnill au UODV U.J awwaaK vw , and whion na oonsw.rou .uDu.n.... , . : .nnr . mbmit'to ii- iA-A nnn his noeticttl lor as a the eternal loveliness, ana a porwuu .... 6.. ... r-r - - ' . ' r . . , j s. Il.raVa nn ' the rio-ort Ot the law . : av iinin rnn i so nnuraiiin. ma a. rt itn us aaaaiaa mmw w --an duck must at W, - - , - , M . tbe r . a. t . a? nnH timoi rnilA tmiTI Infl COnHlCllU WalUllIUU BUUUOMi a,w..a 0 mistaken i.te. .or a ,ove , r - " V ' . ' h. ,Qn rf th, ' .trttlDeDl. rf the arsisf. profession, i and "Es'IlSr i o the adoration of the Wuti.luging him in eo.ot, it wf like teeth- goodmanwhatto do w thbim V , would , ing a kid in its mother's milk, And that, . A,h 6.MaKB. B.T." " " T V-L'Jir J. ' If tio. - ositlomen. we know, wamrlplurally fon. him. an flower-UkO 10 bit drooping conai- in "iiinii a-a... ' (?.: ' - - !(. r. - hi. lioht delicate hair moulded up-1 Well he knew this spot ot hu ueoiumi uiaaon Tub Inklbkncb of ki'ssks. The kiss has been a powerful agonf in the annnlsof the humaa raco. There have been kisses like those of Antony and Cleopatra, of Henry VIII- and Anne Boleyn, which have shak-1 en an empire or destroyed a religion. If we knew tho secret history of Courts, wo should probably learn that nations have been created or erased by the magio touch es of a woman's lips. : A great problem, therefore lies before us. Has this discov ery proved an affliction or blessing to mankind?' Probably the latter r tor t has increased the influenoe of women, and tho influence of women is employed more for good than ill. Boloved, tendor-henrted woman, companions and consolers ot our life 1 With a kiss you welcome tht in lent to the world; with a kiss you bestow oa'soft-cheekod youths the raptures of first love ; with a kiss you alleviate the agony of death. ' ' '! ;i UIU1UUV, "Thi offence, of battery being 'proved An Oriental Fancy. A writer in the Overland Monthly relates the follow ing ; "This tradition which I tell you," said lleis Hassan, 'is many centuries old. It Btates thero was in parad'.So a temple built up of precious .stones. Men dare not utter its splendors. Deep in the midst of Eden it stoodangle built a dazzling sancuarj. , Uur parents tang muir ti-ppui soii"s in tho twilight shadows of its courU: for there were pillared hulls and cloisters of emerald and pearl, where fountains sprang aloft in the silent noon ; and along, luminous vistas, where, hand in hand, these two lovers walled in tho sinless beauty. Then there wero pinnacles ORd domes of Sapphire, blazing in the sunlight by day, . aud glitte ring in tho starlight by night. . From court. and terrace, wa ters welled out, and the iris crested cas cades fell down to eool shady dells et' os- phodel belo w : for the rem pie was placed far within the privacics.of that valey ot Eden whence the four rivers flowed east ward. However, sad to" rclato, upon the day Adam fell, this glorious templo was scattered into a million of fragments, aod sown- broadcast ' "over the earth. These fragment we tow' light upon, nnd gather up with cost and care, and call them ru bies, emeralds, 'sopphlrei, and diamonds ; but thoy aro, after all, only that primeval palaes. The sunset splendors and the di adem of rrinces, tho milky way in the heavens, and tho spray that sparkles in the entanglements of a maiden's hair, are alike but the costly dust of that lost sanc tuarythe sad rememberaaoes of a do parted Eden." : ; '" J "! The following from Vicksburg HeorW Uhows how much geuius can be thrown in to a murder report : ''despoiled of hia wife and children, his homo made .deso late, he shouldered his rifle and sought out tho destroyer of his happjness. A quick motion of the hand, a ebarp report. an'l Edward Gaines was never more to mar the sanctity of a happy home. He bad gone, 'with all his sins broad blown aa fresh as hell,' to bis maker. To-night Wm. Robinson sleeps ia the county jail, and when tho Circuit Court meets again ha will be called upon to answer why ho should violato that Divine comrnandmoat which says " thou shall not commit murder." Pretty girls have niouths which tura up at tho corners, thus , Pouting, mop pingi naughty girlt have mouths drawn dawn at tha outer corners, thus -- . Those having roeutbs out straight about,.' taut--; are what dp.jfott, think-T , ... , . "'VwtwitUbiing the ' : anticipated popularity of the p'oslal ' carcft Vno " in stance d'asyet cpuio to lighl inhere''' they havo beon used in arranging the' fcKs$ni- . - . " ' 'V ; uf-.i iii'i-'' Bancs of aa elopement, s-An axperieneed husband ia Lafay ette, Ind., Ben wo switches home to his wife, from which tha was to make a selec tion, but before doing so ha changed the tags, putting tho twoaty-jve dollar one on the tea dollar switch and ttce versa. Af ter a critical examination by herself and il Viands, tha choice foil upon that la t,llnd twentv-five dollars, and she decided to keep it, notwithstanding her husband's plaintive protest that he could not afford to pity out more than tea dollars for tuoh an article, " ; ' A .,..', ' . ; I : Hartford, Conn., has a young gentle man operator,, who after repeated calls for a young lady operator in . another of fice, at last got a response, and then, 'click, click; click, click," (fortissimo) h telegraphed back to her vehemently t "I have been trying to get you for the , last half hour ?" In a moment the following fpicy reply caino tripping back to him over the wires from the tolegraphio maid- tn. That's nothing, iaere is a young man here been trying to do that same- thing, for tho last two years and hehasn I got me yet." ' I can't abide to see men throw away their to6ls i that way the minute tbe clock begins to strike, as if thoy took no pleasuie T their work, and was afraid of doing a stroko too much. I hate to see ft man's arm drop down as if bo was shot, before tho dock's fairly struck, just as if he'd never a bit o' pride aud dolight in work, ' The tory grindstone ull go on tam ing a bit after you loose it. Adam Bed. Iowa grasshoppers not only cat Lias beans, but pull up tbe poles, nnd twallow them too. Rail fences and grind-ttonei are also favorita articles of diet with thet. So soys a Western itemixer, but wa think ho must have been misinformed. An erudite insurance agent tent tha following dispitoh to a Western office just after the Boston fire : '.. "Our oompanies ara all as sound as a nut. Loss will net exoced 8100,000. Advanoe rates 25 per cent, and go -ahead. Our motto it still, 'Socet tuem."' . j .i A promising studient af nature ia New Orleans amuses hiaiwlf with a stuffed rat, which from his plaoo of on oealmcnt he draws aorosg the sidewalk when peopla are parting. . Women shriek when they see the rat, and men violently attack it with sticks aud umbrellas. . .!; '! : ,:Jf. ,;,: . i iivue -0 - i,t,'t ' .!.' .it