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Ths Somerset Herald
l, rj litul every Wetlnoteay Mimln at $2
,.r annum, ir palJ In a.lranre othcrwlke 1 40
,.i L-iearUhly be charxe.1.
n eul-ripUuo will be, difxmtiriueu until u i
fc4cnrji5ef arc pall up. Poetmattert nenlectlntr j
! , twill u when tubtCTlben do not take out ;
is Ir iu!t will! keltltiahle ftirthesutttcTiptitio. j
v.i!-forii r t-ib ving rroo. one Pottut8ceto u- j
,.,hT hoaIJgitIie nam of the furmer
in '.l M Hit prcteut office. Ailrv j
Somerset Printing Company, j
JUHN 1. fed LX,
llattnert Ma&afrer.
Uutfiitcm Card.
U nisaKTH AITE. ATTtiAt.Nl-A
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.picuiiii) auiuMc- anti puut.-ioai.j attend-
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A- S-iiuenwU Penna.
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JtUIN RILLS,
'dentist.
C'tfiee In fotlnh . NeC'i new uil.'.inic.
Main 'rw Street.
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s.)ii.i:s:t. r..,
And Kcal KsUte Brokers.
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fen. t.. Jt,reK. t.ll-NJ twrlSt tr.ee prt
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tarm. mi l-r i.e. a. wt literal 'tin. hmt kit.
ke . Uiaiaereui pan. " . ! iajrtreeitil
rttiea nitanb vt acre t tt- Luut a rtra. Tt
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VOL. XXV. XO. 2G.
Ilanls.
! JOHNSTOWN SAVINGS BAM,
120 CLINTON STREET,
JlHINSTUWX, PA.
' rale wi uiitrrv?; tit iK-r cm. iuu-rvi in tium in
: llir ru .Bins ot June iu! l.(uiM-r, and if nut
! lilMiruwn . ktc ict; vloil mu (viuiuq-
U r to cuii -T well tu trrrfAt lite 0-Ht( toak. j
j .i.tnv loitiit-.i a rt-iil fsuiic. lrtrU rrm-e. with
ltU rul ra;- d I nc ttio. jtiven lo trTwen ol- m
trniiat orsi mnaic;e u laruii rib ttur ur mre :
tiui: l ue aiU'rtiut tl Umb uirvil. t i tvirr- !
, eur eneci utir , rt,uirv4. j
j ruuArWraAi..nucswuvlj SaTrickBiink.; BlM, L rBn, Bad Bresi,l-re-b t lcr
mate. No Iohuh . n-l Mumv. j AHT!ptl.wuf are frmrdUWe .j the
jroU-P, ti-ia ai.i n-ial taw nrUuog lo tt j .A,. Tuaiiein mrure bal ls u ytaier
!taDktvmianva40rrrr.ittMl. W il,e tM ul the wuunU together! a Mlv;
u KR? Tk?rl 'mKrB "T'rlt - 1 u honl,t uie fiilD uniu... a b..tctf J diw-l cuui-
; H.. Uli. A.J. Hawv.(. M.II.t. Jhn ilwiuan. : tliai rt.IIillU)I, uniKniaih t- hrcak i.ul aith ten-
1. . iiiKiv, iami iiniittim, 11. j. Ai.-m-ii, t
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t,'oraa uii. uw.
W. W. VV l rr.
iinifl J. Murrrlt. J'ni ti nt: Frak IUert,
TrM.urcr, Oru t.Mtr, Nii'-itur. novJ4.
J. 0. K 1 31 31 EL & SOMS,
Sarr,e??.r? to
Schell & Kimmel,
SOMERSET, PA.
Accounts of Merchants and oth-
er Business People Solicited. Drafts !
I nCEOtiablC IU 811 pa.riS Of tllO COUU-I
I try
for sale. Money loaned and
j Collections made.
1 jjli
Cambria County
BANK,
M AV. KELM CO.,
XO. S MAM MKLI I,
JOHNSTOWN.PA.,
Henry Schnile Mrtck Hui .tn!.
i A timrral Hanking Iluim,sTiattfted.
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' !!! I'arta.i. lultTiitt a
i i-rrt-vrl. iMTaniimi;, I! I
ilicr tuiih' Biiil f.-M.
-u. -f Uie 1 !jiie.i se
iMi .1 th ritt l 9ix
wul .irrrif-iiii-n; lua H- liiwiunmoo
oltirr" ih" rt.'l.i lui.-iiti' in :rut.
lirlll?T3.
JOHN D1BERT. JOHN 3. ROBERTS.
JOHN DIEERT & CO.,
BANKERS,
IVTr-lKi T r.TK IS.
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
1 itf mutt of Mrrehanto hji1
lli-r liutnw - ttolicll
ed. Irall. i-so ' "
! part of Hie wunir for a".
! l.oatitl mikI ( ulU-4-lioiK
1 JikIo. Iiittr'l at the rale of
. fe. 1 . . ....... ...... .. .. ul.
ial.
1 loKeil on 'l'iui IM'powitK.
1
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S.-iiii-MiitiiiHll t aitAt'li teirMl.
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. I '. t tr, j (,! ai t
Trli. t- u;t the :
Cook & Beerits'
FAMILY GROCERY
Flour and Feed
STORE.
ri;c:)u -v jiiij aae t ur ;
:u- ifffH rj I v . ii. i:i- tu anJ f
frirn-t? is i II. .
; ririniix ( S--g.i-!
: New;.-re
MA IX CItOSS STHEE1
An.! ic a itlP.lnc ! o full line i! the ttt
' t oiirAM'tloiierlr. otioni.
Tot;ato. Ocar. At,
I
I We will"
i ton.ere fc.i
le-tT'T 31
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RES T O U A L T Y
O F
FAMILY FLOUR,
L'VirS-MLAL,
OATS, ULLI,i:i CO.'-V,
GA'iH CiitiX CHOP,
nr. AX. HI DDL IX Ob
An:vry:ii!t iar:'nl:. ta IE Teed Kepart
u.ent at tne
casj OXL Y.
Altu a weU telertel tt.-k of
Ijiajiware: Stuaeware. Wx1enwar, Brattet M
ai kla.it. aatl
W tti we a ul eU a cka. p a tae .Mtt.
Pie:,- call, eiacui w a -i -if ail alifcla. aad
h aatuartl rrvaa ttar own ja..et-
Iwnt l em where we fiat
M A I" l'KtSS Strert, S-marteA. Pa.
NAUGLE
aWb. i W.a W-
HOUSE !
Pi.
FHi:i) NAICLE. Pro (
Ti e t'e-ei'T aaj lately pureatje.? act atvatly
IL' pr re., it l tittirain. jr-,. . turui.n.t.K i
ti '.n-pea turr rare t i. u..i.u: At w v ea j
:j."c .leesrw M i it UJ leWUMeat t
.4 -. ..eit: . vi- it. t- t, . .
Ta'. let are alwtyt ,wa ill wHk the cbntrea! j
Tv.n,:trl.erkei 8 . .,,.121 Ww4 Stiwt, Cwm. r riflJl ATfBOft,
L.rwe ami rttunv-'nH tt.Mlr.x tt at laches !
aau lai. I ial aJ attentive htmlert a.Wtjt In al-j
Bonier. Lakea hy Ike week, day, ar meal. j
PT TSBURGil.
Bar .Iw.jt ti plied wkk the ea,rw Btiuorr. - ' '
Jar. It.
JVVtc AdcertitemenU.
Mil THESE FACTS!
THE TESTIMONY OF THE
WHOLE WOULD.
HOI. LOW AY'S OINTMENT
llir. tn . tk- Mir
.u..i--ri1t irftuini in n.-ate.: !v naiur id to
retut'edie mrldinamm la ani atn-ut thu wtmml
ana .umkIic the DeuhlKiiiu iwrts tiy rutMiuiriu
I'i'-ntv i iheH umiariit as aii if UMTt-a ltitu tueat.
1 tit: Will ruuxe thr inaltnant humor t tw tlraio
U i' It Imtu ttio liara. iw.li'U, unit if lKiltred
!;! nuul ain-ai tbr wunt. nrr. r uuvr. and
a tit-n ttu-M huin.tr are r tnuvctl. the wouuUsthtia
c will ft k a utu : Witrui titai nl Hdtcr ul
rf.j.!n' 1 Ncr ttie ;it!t.-'ifl irta. n!tr the
; H:iitii4 ji Imp Ewen mU ru'irl 111. will muthe anJ
i 5-ifa tli' !4in-an-l nn ai l itsrt 1 lit vurv. I iirre
; i a it"4t-npiia tt u!.-t-r. rr awI fwrltiti, lik h
j n "t 1- Q4iotM bt're. wtifii'tutit ujkii th t.
; lit ji.t T'utti. anl lir wiiii-ii tins itiniiiK-ta 1 ur
j Kirlv r'X'UiUi' ti'Uil ut a uvTtlci r-nilT. iu
j rurinlr ?u -h i(of! ju t n- it &rr tain 10 rn
t'rv tlir v:tin U a !hmU hy slate il tlie Pills
iUavou ucoriUtiK to the riutVti luttructiuus.
Olpttarri. I !rer;rl Nor Throat. ml
Srnrlet nutl other ft evem.
An f tlie at"ve 'lira.f utJt It enrt hy well
ru'd'itik liit. Oiuiuu'iit three uiuve a u iuu the
r!i'Ct. uir-mt. Hii-t iu-tk tt the jtaiu-ni r u wiil
jH-iietratt. iiu t ive liuiiie.uiv reili f. .Ueui -:ue
1.1.. it i- I l.i. 11 ) .(1 : h tl'l! -l 11IM Tdle Uih U I it )hiIP
i-n.-iiiireumaaei.etuu In Itn m auy Ik-uI
. 1 Mi .m. t.t .1,4 t- u.rk ut
w tum.vt iru nu- uhicacn. tuihe atve
tuitiiuer i"f 1 le (Hm: 11:1 uic. vr am :ii;ilar mi-
I ir.ici rtii.;fUiiH Hie i-ucfi ar.ii tliriijt. win hii.l ,
I tiifintt-tv? inievi-.l a ! a rliariu. All cultt-rrr J
! Irt'in ili.-M: t-iiiiii:tl:il!t pii.-iilil eiiVtli'liv l i lltruat j
i at tteiUllu Ml a larat lirt-'ail au i waUr .tnit-e, al- I
' u-r il.c 4::ti!tK-tu l.a twu wcil ru:tWtl iu : Il will j
' Ktv..?; v 11.1?. !! the rule nl uie tlirual aiui clit-M.
I i u aiiiiy ilif l. v.-r uii'l l.-fpvli Hit iiitl-irniainn, 1
eialt; t.r leu l'iii. uli.'Ula im; taWen 11UI11 auu J
j ui.-rimiir. I lie I Imlltlt-ul wi.l liruilut-t, lel)iira
' li'tu. lite ruua estti.nl ui a.l cm.-. ui levers.
1 re tlir.i;i. ttr w lit-rt' mere miht In; ao itreit
ittu (Ut t iiet-L, euliiT irum aitthia viner
caueii.
filrw, I llnla. Slrlrlnrro j
i T!ie a'tter cLimioI ettniitlaiuts wlil le rem'iveil !
' ittt$!ity ifiiKuiina liiejir.s with warta water. !
jini mU tiv uiiiM t-llet-tual niitntiK Ul ihe 11 ui- '
lut ui. 1'it"Ii iiatlerntir Irt.iu tlieM? tilreiul et.m-i
iuiin fi.oiiM life lift a ui.-iiieril 111 arrei.lii.a-
lit.it liri-rt!.. Ir Mfiu'.-l (ti'uielerii!i..l lliul 11 l j
XI. .t ii!tl' telil merely tu plllear Hie I llll. Illelil olilite
ten lur.J. l iu 1. litu.l In- well ra'tlt.l in Ma
l-teriil le timeiwuwr three tiuiet a Uny. thai it
. It- taken lulu me ttttcnu wl.enee II will re-
any l.iil.i. ll t. rem WttuiLi at elleetanllr a.
liu
1 w.tur i -uitKt-. am-r thr ruNum m t!
t Mu' u.vM ill ! irr- Ht wr ice. I Mr . thr obij
fur.- treat uit-lil itir it-u.. le.. eafft wl canter in Ibe
: t;i'ii:4. h. ttr wnere Kit re may lie iretier.il bearinic
I " jery she had in ber bauds, she open-
I iiuitHt-rrtion r Toath i-tortt n,jtd"ibe wtcket, and ran to meet bim
j llcrrw. ()ij j,ap8j papal" she cried, catth-
! in..;, int. j aifitweiiu.'.. ran iih ter.'ainty. ! ag Lim bv bolb bands, 'T BUI so
1 Ik- r.i':l turel II tlie (Jitilmetil It. u.l ireelt, t , , ,.,
i an -i il.c l-.ii, uk. u iiht ami wruiiiK. at reo.ui- glad JOU Lave Ci'Dlf.
' Ut. i-n . in he pni,t.-.i n,!tru,--l..u. W hen treat- f tbulbnot beUtdoWn and
; e.i .11 ant other av il.ev ..u:y dr. up in ene piaee I .
t.. i rt.ta. ui an ji'ii. r :" wiiere.i mit omtineiii j kissed the excited young face, bbe
;ii leli,.. ve I lie I u- r Irt.m tile FV-lem. ab'l leave ; t - i j t , t fc ..,..k..
lrp.1ii,r1lat,'..u,a,ilhealtl,)l.ein. Il will! was V1' daUPl),tr. lte daughter
.mire time wuii tin- uset t tne puis t.t inure a
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SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER b 1S76.
OLD HAT ISA..
A puor t a eharrli mcniw
At thin urn rail ;
At tat a a poriuiK.
A ruogh u a gale :
At bran u a liun.
At tpry at a cat :
At bela-lit at a fiirnc.
At weak at a rat.
At rtroud at a iwaroek.
At tiy at a U,x,
At mad at a Man-h hare,
At ttmog at an ox :
At fair at a Uly.
At empty at air;
As rl"h at a Cru-tut.
At cm! at a lcar,
A pure at au anirel.
A' scat at a pin ;
At mart as a tteaMrap.
At nylya tin;
AtJeaJ atadour-nalt.
At white at a theet ;
A t flat at a paurake.
At red at a fleet.
At maml at an apple.
Ait Maek at y mr hut :
A bruwn at a l.crry.
At Mintl aa lat:
As mean at a miter.
At lull at a tit t ;
A plump at a itartritltfe,
Aa.-hirp as a tik.
At clean at a enny,
Attlark at a iall :
Ashanlata mlil?Ctine,
At biittr as rail:
At tine at a lUIr,
As clear at a bell ;
A ,lry at a Lerrinir,
As tieep at a Well.
At liirlit at a feather.
At hard at a rt-k :
At mill at a p. ker.
At eul-n as a i-hick ;
A.irroen at a ffiliuy,
At brink as a bee :
Ami nnw let me ttttp,
Lett y..o wear ol me.
I'MS IIIKtl.t.
Janet stood iu the gluw of the Sjp
ember sunset, and watched the baud
some carriage as it rolled avtav, ber
bruwn eve.i like stars, it (lih io
ber
the
the
i be ks as viv id as ibe bean in
uulaler rot-es that grew along
In di
I'own the lit? ie, wiydiDg footpatb,
, leaaiug !rom tDe Dol l Miur ou wbicb
' . . . . , . , ,
IDC pttricU CUUrcu S'.OOU, Came Her
j fd,ttr reelOr of St. UeS. The
' tfiri aw U1IU, BuU ILe
iiieiiv earua-
, 1 11
t, u iu uv Hi aa
dteit'ned. Toss
iug aide
the ddin'v bit of etubroid-
ot tte lair, vouncr wile, wdo bad died
in the bloum of ber sweet woman
bocd, acd Uy buried up there in the
little churchyard, on tie green slope
ibat looked westward to the Riue
Ridge; for our story ia a story of the
Old I."minion.
"Well, mr little one, wLat has
lt'iurbing and dimpling, Janet point
1 ed to. rd the carriage, which was
jurt entering the park gate, at Hard
wicke Hail, the great place of the
neighborhood.
' They've gone ouly a few minutes
oioce, papa," sbe said, ber voice
: tremulous witb bappv excitement.
Eugene Hardwicke and Lillian.
Tbey made me a long visit, and
brought me some lovely, bol-bouse
timers. And, oh, papa, Mrs. llard
ukegtvesa ball on tbe 10th, and
Llil.au came to invite me. Mav I
Tte old rector sighed, as he caress
td tbe bright, young bead. If only
be could .ee bis way clearly! Eueue
Hardwicke was a Cue, handsome,
touog fellow, and for some time bad
been ui;e devoted to JaueL Every
other uigbl f juud Lim at the ouiet
old Rectory, aid Jauct was growing
lutt resied in hiu,' aud learned to
a a'.cb eagerly fur b's coming. If tbe
vouug lu.ii was aiucte io his atieu
iious, u would be a tioe matcb for
Jauet; but youug men, as a rule
at-re tickle! aud tbe matcb was really
loo greai a out: to b ipe for, even for
.Jauet.
Papa, may I go "
".My liu.e girl, I'm a; a loss what
to say. ltruicke Hall's a grand
place, aud tbere'li be a grtstt Uiany
fjraaJ folks el lbs place. Hadn't
my liV'.ltJ tiroU-bair'itd wren Ge.ler
eiav at Lome lu ber aecure eet?"
jb, papa, ouly for once ! 1 never
was al a bail iu my life. Rut 1 tttu
dauce quite well, lor Mrs. HardAKke
raid so berelt vt Leu 1 dauced at tbe
Mav pariv. And, papa, I've saved
ever so uiuch moue trom embroid-!
try. Wiiy, Margery's got tne silver
pjucli-bjwl alausi of change:
aud 1 bare earned every peu
uy. May 1 get u niCe, white musiij,
and irtru l wtb mamma's MOliUertUl
old lace? And ob, papa, may I gel
ibal ?el ut piuk corals we saw al
Doffrafield'a in tcwn, tbe other day?"
.Mr. Arbuibuol bad uever denied
bis da'igbur a pleasure in ber li!e,
aud be couid boi deny ber now.
' Yes, Jauet you may get the pink
corals, and jou may 50 to t&e bail."
heoaid- "YoU are aood, Industrie
ous'ebild, and i cau'i bud it ra my
Lean to rpoil your pleasure.'
Janet kissed bim an rapturous de
lifcht, aud Dew back ju ILe bouse, to
iell Margery ibe good news, and to
cuuut over ber precious bard earn
ings. "There's jUit enough. Miss Janet,"
said' the' urd woman bo was a
fanblul reitaut and lender foster
mother in oue wbeo tbe coo tenia of
ibeeilver U.l Lad been counted:
"jut enough u buy a nice niusliu,
auJ some rose ribtons; auft tbe pink
coral. " AVe'ii go do n on Wednes
day and get tbeui; aud I'll get Mrs.
IVuigrtw to come and belp us with
tbe ttouuees And won't my bairniej
i look sweet! There'll not be a grand
! lady at tne Hail one-balf fo pretty.''
qauej couid almost Bafe cnea in
Ler lunoceot deliebt. ben the tun j
was down, and twilight tell over tbe
uuaint. old bouse. sLe Weill up tie
! Lill to tLe tburen-vard, as was
ber
custom. Midway tbe ainrent, a tail
i ogure aojuiutu utr.
! -Is it vou, Janel?"
! "Yes, Mr. Hardwicke, it is I."
He tovk ber bau'J ui drew it un
der bia arm.
"1 came down io know what jour
set
ESTABLISHED, 18
father said, Jaaet. Are you to come
to the ball?"
"Yes, Mr. Hardwicke, be says I
roar."
"Ah, that's delightful! Lillian
want's yon, bod so does my mother;
and I'm sure you'll eDj'oy it, Jaaet."
"Oh, yes, I know I sball."8be an
bwered, simply and fraokly.
The young man looked down at
the sweet, girlish face, ber eyes full
of tender admiration.
"Sbe is such a simple; unpretend
ing im.'e thin?," be thought; I'd
sooner win ber for my wife than the
grandest lady in the worid."
"I'm sura yau'll have a nice even
ing," be said aiond: "and I shall
couie for you early; so be ready in
gooa time; and, Jenet," be added,
bis voice a triSe unsteady, "one of
these days I want you to go to the
Mail ror good. I love yu. dear, and
I want you to be my ; wife. Will
you:
The band on his arm
trembled,
tbe bright bead dropped."
Have you no answer for me
Jan-
el?" i
'You must ask papa, Mr. Hard
w icke." ;
"And if papa says yes, what then?
Oh, Janet, do you care fur me, at all?
Look up, and let rue read my answer
in your' eyes." '
Tbe soft brown eyes looked up at
bim in tbe autumn moonlight, he
read his answer, and was content.
Janet tvent home with tbe first Jove
kiss of her pure life, warm upon ber
lip-.
fcbe was too happy to sleep. She
sat on the steps watching tbe moon
sinking down toward tbe dim, west
ern bills, and 1 siening to ibe mur
mur of tbe pine trees, ling after ber
fai her aud Margery were in bed A
step on tbe gravel starlled ber. Sbe
leaped to her feet with a suppressed
cry. i
"Hui-h ! Jane, bu?b ! It is me
Ralph"
"Oh, Ralph. you?"
The intruder was pale, bagzard
and wild-eyed, and bis garments
! threadbare. He was Janet's broth
ier, Mr. Arbiifhoi.t's only son; the
Isou who had hroku bis father's heart.
and made himself an alien and an
outlaw. Yet. despite hi evil ways,
Janet's tender heart loved and pitied
him Sbe put ber arms about bis
neck and kissed bis haggard face.
"Poor Ralph, bow ill you look!
Lat is tbe trouble now:"
He laughed a bard sort of laueb
"The old trouble. I've had awful
ill luck, Janet Tbe cards have gone
against roe of late too. I'm done for.
I mut get out of the country before
this week ends."
'Ob, Ralph! a:id you will not
give over cards? And voa want mon
ey?" "That's it, Janet. I'm a eeoudrel
to come to you in my trouble but I
couldn't see anotberjfaj," .
"You shall have all l've"got,
Ralph,"
"You're a good girl. Janet; you
always were. I shan't firget you
But voa won't tell the Governor that
I'm in another scrape?"
"No. II '; 1 ; it would break poor
papa's heart. Wait here, and I'll
get the money."
He sat down under the rose vines;
a nun whose feet bad trod the down
ward way for years: a son wboe
name was a forbidden word in bis
father's bouse. Janet brought the
contents of the silver bowl, and put
it iu bis bands
"This is every cent I posses
Ralph."
Tt won't do; I want at leasttwen
ty dnilars more."
Sbe looked at bim in dire distress.
"I can't a-k papa, Ralph, without
telling him you were here."
"No, no; you mustn't go to him:
Cau't v'U get ii somehow; Janet? i
You were al wavs clever. !
Her troubled eves brightened. j
'Can vou come again? On Friday)
I rhali get ibe nmnev for tbe altar,
... ....... 1
ClO'o I am embroii.enng. !
a. X' I 'll T' - V I. 1
a es a win come on rr.u ay mgnr. ,
ou are a good cn.ld and I am .ri-
cal to take vour earning iood
cai to take your earnings, t.oou ,
r.T.ti.r .untT
'
Mie clung to b:m ber taers
verv fast.
falling I
..Vlt Tt 1.1, i 1. ... J . !
tta, ita:p!. look up yooiier at ;
poor mamma s grave,
won't vou do beiteri'
Il y t I
laaillfl 1 1 n 1 1 1 j) .
1 ' 1 ' 'f
I
I'll try, Jauei: I wili. n honor," j
be rejilied, wi.b emotion. "Good-
uiybt "
Through the rest of the week Jan
et worked steadily at her altar cloth.
Silent aud tbougbifui.
"I shan't gel the pick corals, or
go to ibe ball. papa. Please dou'l
t , t, I . . : J
ask me wuv, was an sue saiu
Aud,su,Vectiug ber trouble, and !
perhaps su.-pecung her secret,
father ased no ijuestioc-
TLeaij:btt.f tbe bail came.
t . .
A
glorious uiui, tue fk nae sauuuire, t
a lu.l m.on haaging "over tbe Biuel
w . : bkT .t .ti,
I .: t. . L . . I. lit. - L ' I
Jlouu.aiua. o.uci u.u uuisucu iuc
altar cloib, aud had ibe money in
ber
.try S
n....k..t S.I.A ihttii-.ht r.t the rtrpttv
nTck colors, and tbocgb she was ii 1
bug to give
lt..m ..n r.-k eT..I- '
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Mt"uun.' "m" "i" ""f- kuc
of carriage w heels and ibe murmur 1
of voices grew incessant. Just es
tbe first sounds of th; Irass' band
bt.o tLe euiame'r air, Mr. Hard
wick appeared, a bunch of bot-hoase
flow ers iu i ms band. 1 told you. I
should coaie early; and Lillian says'
vou mast wear some of those qow;'rs j
ia vour bair." then be stopped bs-
wifil.-red.' and stasimered; "Dut. !
Janes Joa ire not dressed."
"No, Mr. Hardwicke; 1 am not go
ing." "Not going? Why noi?
"There are reasons wbicb hare
caused me to change, mj iiad.
1, ans Trj sorry, bm ;'
SLeaiouned sCort. unable to keep
ter voie steady, Tbeyounj man's
Color biased up.
"iijt you gave me your word that
you wouid go," be cried indignantly;
'and you kuow 1 bad my bean set
on it."
"I cannot belp it."sbe faltered.
...... , ' - 'VI
At iLe Iai i?ocjel rod change
your'ttiiud aiid disappoint me." he
went on, angry ibal sue did not ex
plain. "1 wouI a oot have believed
k. Thtre is sotse mystery here.
3 7.
She made no answer. His anger
increased.
"If you can change so easily in one
thing, you can in another, be con
tinLed excitedly. "1 don't feel safe
in trusting you."
"Withdraw your trust, then, Mr.
Hardwicke."
The quiet answer cut him like a
keen blade. He threw the bot-house
blossoms at ber feet, and turning on
bia heel, strode away.
"I was an an idiot to act as I did.
Sbe looked in trouble, poor tbing!
Sbe bas some reason sbe cannot tell,
perhaps. I'll go back."
And back be started. On tbe
edge of tbe thicket wbicb intervened
between the Hall and the Cectorr,
the sound of voices arrested bim: lie j
turned in tbe direction of tbe sound,
and, clearly recognizable in the white
moonlight, be saw Janet. Sbe was
banging fondly on tbe arm of a tall,
beamed man, and speaking witb tear
ful eagerness.
'tlood-by, Ralph, darling. Don't
forget my last words."
,-l won't Janet."
lie cIl sped ber close, kissed ber
again and again, and was gone.
All tbe blood in Eugene Hard
wick's body went seething to bis
brain. He leaped forward like a
madman,
"This is why you changed your
mind, is it." be cried, seising the
frightened girl by tbe arm. "You
wanted to meet another lover. Rut
I won't be trifled wUb. No woman
livinir shall plav fast or loose witb
me. Our engagement bad belter end j
ai one.;."
A little flush lit up Janet' usually
dove l;ke eyes. Sbe drew her figure
np with dignity.
"You have said quite enough, Mr.
Hardwicke. Our engagement ends
this miuute. Here is your riug, and
1 bid you good evening."
Tbe following morning dawned
cheerless and stormv: but (testiite the
bad weather, at an early hour Lillian
Hardwicke drove down to tbe Rec-
lorv.
"What is it, Janet?" e.be a--ked; en
tering the little room
where Janet!
sat at her erabroiderv.
"What is tbe
trouble between y. u aud Eugeue?
He bas gone off tbis m.r.iiuz, we
don't know where. To India hi says;
. t..UU. u.u... .. u-. . .
has happened, dear?"
"Xotbing thai I can explain,
Miss
Liihan. Mr Hardwicke could
trust me, ibat was all.
not.
And Mi-s Hardwicke was forced to
return as she came, whollr unsatis
fied. After tbat the slow years drifted
by. dull and uueventful. What a flat
affair life is wben some cruel blight
bas swept away all the bloom and
dew sparkle, and left ouly tb dull,
bare field?! Rut Jauet did not repine.
Like the little brown birds in tbe
hedges wbicb chirp, and flutter, and
keep heart, in tbe midst of ibe winter
fronts, she was always cheerful, and
ber w iiling bands never tired of work
Aud w
k . . . An
i a Inii (T rt- tt t nana ft-A 1 1 1 It 1 1
human ills.
-,,
The summer roses bloomed and;.
fell aud winter snows whitened the
blue hills, and nothing happened w
break tbe quiet monotony of Vh at
tbeoldKectorv.
One autumn" tigU wben it was
cold enough to have a blaze in the
cbimnev, Janet sat sewiug, while
ber father wrote out his sermon k
tbe coming Sabbaib. A sharp rap
resound d through the quiet bouse.
"Wn can it be tbat raps so loud
and no late?" said ibe Rector, laying
down bis pen and going to the door.
A tall figure pushed forward.
"Father ! Father!"
For an instant tbe old man
lated, and then he opened his
and sobbed 001:
".MysonV
besi
arms Janet flew to join tbem
"Ob, Ralph! Have you eome.' ;
"I've come, little one; I've come I
a1 r'nt tme- 1 couldn't for-1
..... .: i . . i I
gei jour paruuif wirti. i u.icm
t,,nrii.J a .aprl aimaa " I t vi awl tl A - '
j .r
"er and I ra a good b.i on
rigbt rode, 1 bope. but bere s an
n .-'V ,:.;
inu i ruu. , . . it t. ,t,uautj.vu.ui...
... .. . .-. ..
Esther, Mr. Hardwire."
Mr. Hardwicke entered.
r 1 . .
Ue.a-
l-.e, r.tt ,;ttl t cl.a m.l kiert
";i, .
't h ea .-..iPfinAk t .a .A A n I d1l i '
nun a eviAUC lott; auu i. rti wi v ww . i
' He knows all." cried Ralph im-
.. . . '
petuously,; "and be is come for your;
. i'oi u. i etc iuicw un iv.A7iuvi,vw
there in Iudia; be caught tbe fever I
i t- . i
auu a nurseu mm, anu one nigoi
when be fancied be was dying, be
told me the whole siorv of his trou
ble.
! t,r.,;r m J.nof " aa ,1 Tncor,-. ,
Forgive me Janet." s-id Eu?en;..
I takimr her band bin fcendson:. eyes !
telling ber tUt bis Lean was loyal.
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1 ! . . .. . . .. . .
i . r , ncr. a nttinmi, T.t lArtrir.
.Mr. Hardwicke, audio anotber min
ute she was sobbing on bis bosom.
I aid, li.a cnea full avr.I.na 1 1
1 "ttm .t... JK.t.t.t,t.
"You can't tell how ii grieved me
cc ..,K Kail" ar.r.M .'1 , K.
e.' -p - ., ...
pent uo pain flowing out ol ber:."" .--j
wounds, "but I bad nothing to wear. 1 k.0,JWC liim3li co.ald ridf f ach
1 intended to buy a nice tires and f
. i i a r i tu t!
I Ii P lit Y I PUT CO' ft I 1 II la I F a I in ;
... li.Ma'li'r. ir i,ri..M m. in
itvinir ,.f iVitm ik.e wr i.t inr..l
...... . . . ... . a - .v.
Iv: btit vou set?. I had to let oour !
rjjf '
. !
i v' r
Krili.h haw th m.miT
.
,. mn !... ...
T . . r Z 1
never Lave cououa you.
"ever doubt me again, dear,"1 sbe
said softly.
On ibe nrrrow when E.ugeqe
came again, bringing bia s'u.t-l witfc
bim, be put a preuey jewel case ia
Janet'a band, he opened t and
at; of pink corals.
"Tbe aiiiy boy traveled all night
to obtaia tbem, Janet," laughed Lil-
lian.
but bsr eves'
Janel said nothing.
bri nmed over; and a month later,
w hen tbe bappy w edding day came,
a'ttoujb Mr. Hardwicke insisted
tbat pearls were proper ornaments
for a bride, Janet insisted upon wear
ing ker pink corals. Hmnii Garri-
i""! Jtne;PcUTtn's Mijazin.
A Day ton mau wbo received ao
invitation frotu friends ia 1'hilade'
pbia to come oo ana v-n rue t eiv
tennia! wrots l-Aciv, You are very
j.ini. bat since 1 married and became
familiar with tbe mysteries of a
woman's wardrobe, variety shows
Lare lost tbeir charms for me."
San at Ivoaim Bo8 Twettl
era
Clear tiri.
About thirty years ago, Said Judge
P , I stepped into a book
store in Cincinnati io search of some
books ibat I wanted. While there a
little ragged boy not over twelve
years of age, came in and inquired
for a geography.
'Tienty of them," was tbe sales
man's reply
1. 1 1 n.k A: lit.. Mist v.
"One dollar, my lad""
"I did not know tbev were so
much."
He turned to go out. and even
opened tbe door, but closed it again,
and came back
"I have got sixty-one cents," said
be ; could yoa let me have a geogra
phy, and wait a little while for the
rent of the money ?"
How eagerly bia little bright eyes
looked for an ansver, and bow be
seemed to shrink within bis rarged
clothes, when tbe man, not very kind
ly, told bim he could not. Tha dis
appointed little fellow looked up to
me, witb a very poor attempt to smile,
and left tbe store. I followed him,
and overtook him.
"And what now ?" I asked.
"Try another place, sir."
"Shall I go. too, and see how you
succeed?"
"0 yes, if you like," said he, in sur
prise. Four different stores I entered
witb bim, and each time be was re
fused,
"U il! you try again :" I aeked.
ies, sir; i suau try mem an, or
I should not know whetbe" I could
get one. '
We entered tbe fifth store, and tbe
liitle fellow walked up manfully, and
told the gentleman jurt what be want-
eo, anu now mucn ne naa.
"You want the book verr mucn ?"'
said tre proprietor.
Yes very much?"
I V UJ u" J "01
. . 1 1 -1 j. .
it so very
! mutJ? ". .... . ,
. "To stiidy sir. I can t go to school;
I our. i siuuy, wnen i can ai Dome, .au
! tbe bova have irot one. and tbev will
! iikI ahead ot uie. Resides mv father
w as a sailor, and I want to learn of
,
i luc --u uu w go.
j ; be g to these places, now?"
! Z'l , .
i iao ic ncnu, oaiti tuc iVj 1 A l j y
j tnen be added alter a wbile ; "J am
:-D!t to fj sai'"r, too "
Are vou, mougn : ' asiea tne
i gentleman raising bis eyebrows curi-
ouciy.
'Yes, sir, if I live."
"Weil, my lad, I will tell you what
I will do. I will let vou have a new
geography, and you may par tbe re
mainder of the money wben you can,
or I wiil let you Lave one tbat is not
quite new for fifty cents."
"Are the leaves all in it; aid just
like tbe otber, only not new?"
"Yes, just like tbe new one."
"It w-.il do just as well, tben, and
I wiil have eleven Cents left towards
buying some other book. I am glad
. mr? u u uui itrt lire uave ODe at bdv
- I
d not let me have one
i of the other places."
1 be bookseller looked up innuir-
; M ,l , u U,UJ UBU
j of tbe little fellow. He was much
'V- J. be brought the
Hook along i saw a nice, new pencil.
clean white paper n. il
Pre?eD m7 ior jourperse-
"rfDCe; tave courage like
1 M ." 7"' -uur
said tbe bookseller.
"Thank you sir
good"
you are verr
. . .
"What it your name ?"'
"William Haverly, sir."
Do yoa want any more
books
I now asked bim.
"More tban I can ever get," he re
plied, glancing at tbe books tbat filled
the shelves.
I kave bim a bank-cote "It will
buy some for voa," I said.
Tears of joy came to his eyes.
"Can 1 bur what I want with it '
'Yes, my lad, anything."
"Tben I will boy a book for moth-
; er, said be. "I thank vou very much,
and s..me day hop, I c,a pay you
, , .
He wanted my name, and I gave
it to Lira 1 hen I left him stnnrlin3
. .
T lue counter. r oauov. mat 1 ai-
I ... V . . t . t T t
J k . I
U'OBl ru
aivsi ciiiitu uuu : auu niaiiv vears
. . , .
.
.
. L.MV"' 1 We" l? Eat0
i.T thA n nu.t rujcclj that ava r.lt.nnl.
" "V.T;; u".
, , . . . . . . .
OBU T"-T weamer nnt.A very
near tbe end of the vovare . ttac
. . .. , - 7
came a most ler'ioe Siorm4 taat jtiemen, i remarkea, ei ice corners
would have sunk. a'U on board btvl it is to be overowred by tbe mioyuns
nr.t Jior, r..- tta k'c.ci.,,!!.! rtrtursr " "
- Y , . W V" ptt.ll., K..t.t,C-tl.litt I' ' ' '
1 : 1 I . 1 ..11 l .1 i.:.. .. .
"? U? .'J.? .m0'li
" a ' " . " WIUIOSI
ud reat ,eik bd shown
Ft Jclf ri.FatiiAinn Ia K'l iti.ak n Tt
- rSZ
: . . 1 a a . : rn .1 .l t- t
!An:lt r.A r. nr pa vtrt rtr. ipal itiitmn
' ,
i of the firs: class ; but after pumping;
; lorone wnoie mgnt, ana tDe wate
, ., . . - . ,
i suU. 'I1 DP S -P-
" despair, and prepared, ta take to
. . ,. . h..
? "P'? a wbo bd
WILD Ells CDbiU. DOW CbQIB DD.
'I He saw bow matters stood, and witb
r
....
voice tnat 1 beard distinctly a,Lofe
.A.
the ruar ot lbe P Xitl eve.
- -
.tr man ar Atia nytl
. . ta.o psih,
It we aurprweje to see Uom bo
.'
"pl-'O. utj bmct U t-e pumps,
The caDkwia then aUrted kIov to ex.-
Tbe capkaia then started bo low to ex
amine ibe leak. As be passed me I
asked if there was any hopes. He
looked wt uib, and then at tbe other
passengers, wbo crowded opto bear
the reply, and said, rebukingly :
"Yea, sir, there is bope as long as
one inch of this deck remains above i
water; wben I see none of it, tbea I j
j shall abandon tbe vessel, and not be
! fore : nor one q! far erew, sir. Eve-
fT?11'82 "51 duM to wt "' od
Al wc ltt, il wui boa oe irom mac
tioa. Rear a band, every one of you,
at the r.unips.
Thriri linrmtT tht, dar did wa tie-I
spair; but tbe captain's dauntless
eoorage, peraeveraoce. and powerful
,n ., i . k. .rA
j ...
win, aianteiTU t- t-1 , waatt. ,
.nrl . want t .I.rV ,aa
Z. .7,V" T".V:r7ka
. .-ma juM , .tvj .-w . - - -
in Viverpool," said ke, "if yon
rill be
sueo."
And be did land as safely :
but 1
.AtA . a.1 a.tnk fttnt.li fT I Ktt drifk-l
The epiaia stood on ike deck of liv
i
sinking vessel receiving the thanks;
ud biewinga of tbe passengers, as;
tbj passed idowD the gan plaDk.l
WHOLE XO. 13211.
As I passed be grasped my band, and
said :
"Judge P , do you recog-
ni,. mw
I told him that I
was not aware
that I ever saw him until I stepped luneral, wbi b took place during tbe
aboard bis ship. i forenoon. Rut few, however, we o
"Do you remember the boy in Cin- prepared to witness such an ef.ra .r-
cinnatif" " j dinary display and the heatheai-b
"Very well, sir; William Haverly." j file '"at celebrated the eve-.t. At
"I am he," said he. "God bless. al earlj hour the near relatites and
you !" friends of tbe deceased asemUed at
"And
(iod bless noble
Captain
Haverly V'Ba.litt I'm..,).
'ASHY STAGGERED.
He Orf tal.ea tkt UA t.ai.rt" I Pre.
desk llae.
Nasby writes the Toledo Hiatl? as
to bow tbe "C rners', received the
announcement tbat tbe electoral rote
of South Carolina was for Hayes.
He describes tbe conduct of the De
mocracy when they realized that
Hayes was to be President. Tbey
met at Raom's for consultation :
Captain M'Pelter remarked tnat be
bad not felt so sad sence be wuz cap
tured by tbe fedrels at Atlanty.
Tber wuz, he believed, no further
bnpe uv the yoonyun of ail tbe
Matea,
Issaker Gavitt, bein uv a more fiery
spirit, assertid that be did not per -
pose to submit. He bed killed four
j niggers bisseir, and bed perventid
twenty more from vot:n, ez bis eleck
soon precinct wiwu uow, uuu ne
j didn't perpose to lose tbe result uv
; nig laoor ny iromiieni returns in i.io-
isiaana
"Wat are we standin here for?"
wuz his elokent remark. "Are we
'slaves? Let us show tba: we kin at
i leest die in defence uv our ri'.es, let
, us organize and prevent tbe inogger-1
asnen uv tne yoosurper. naze:,' tbare feel, md. eating bis t.t:r. i.i.r
"I will pledge this frate arm," sed i T?i and wue.and from bmb of wL n
Deekin Pogram. "aud this frale body, emanated ttie most disinul bj.ik
in sich a boly coz " ! Xbe Chinee band, con.-istiu.' of t. :u-
Andtbewar spirit li'.ed up the ; t.jni.fulille. castaaet aud fljte, ke-.: no
tace uv evury man in tbe room with 'tbe mo-t doleful strains ami .-..rii'.,.
a demoniac glare. I never saw sichL,! crowds of tM-ouIe t. wirn,-., ,
yoonammity, nor sicb a seli-sacrincin i
sperit. "War! war! agin tbe yoos
urper!" wuz the cry uv every one of
em, and ez if by one impulse tbev
marched cut uv hascom s to the;Leavvaud disagreeaole ra n v.l-h
meetin bouse, and organized : feI! throughout' tbe wh.:.- p.:-" r
meetin. 'mance. Wiib a proper r'i'i! for
"No compermise! No yeeldin !"! tbe stauding of dereaid an-i w.tu
shouted the entire meetin, "we will i ike detern.iuation to give bim a j.rt-
'die rite here, or anywhere, in defence
of our rites." jaud every carriage and bat-k "nul
"Gentlemen," said I, iu my ca- could be "obtained were e i.- 4-'..
passity of perpetual chairtnao. "Is ; Hutlliy, having conclu i-: l tif : -it
yor.r purpus to march to-wunst on-! r8rv f,"ri;)jHj .he? ta!i!es wne .l-
to Wasbinton, aid lay down yerlives j tbe'e ..fliu placed in the hear-i, e; J
there, or will you devastate tbeiedbv tae band pUviotr faii.TuI '
ablirbn party ov Iujeany and Obio, j airs, such as "Yankee Doodle," " A' p
till sicb time ez the Dimocrisy nv the g.s tbe Weasel," etc., the pr ce-.-i ;n
other States abel jine us?" u,, ju jiue 0f march through tbe?
"To Washington !" sbontid Nsa-1 principld thoroughfares in tbe Mow
ker, "tbe Treasury is there!" jjDi, order. Hearse, mournera, witb
"lojeany and Ohio !" said McPel-; tbe widow aad sou on f.ot, suataiu. d
ter, "ibem States is rich in bosses and i 0n either side by friends of tbe U:tii
'A'b -" j Iv. Cousins lo tbe number of Cf; v in
"And in tbe suthern part uv em ! d'ouble tile and a regiment of ("ele-
mer is diztiiienes . said I'eefcen I
gram, quietly, but determinedly.
The others sboutid tbat tbev didn't
care where they wuz taken, but they :
demandid to be led agin the enemies
uv tbe country, and tbat to-wunst.
They wnz a.l z thirsty fer gore ez a .5orjgyliaa neighbors were do'ib;!-
Dimekralic country editor, and I . proud of their apoearance and satis
can't say anythiog more tban tbat. j fied thaubcy had made an iudci.b e
Tbe war spirit wuz 30 terribly ' jnipres-ion upon tbe minds of tbe r
aroused that it wuz w ith diff.kilty ; American brethren. We p-e itiie 11
tbat tbe biznis cood he done in any particular larm was done hv't nir
order, but finelly 1 did get a roll pre-; id.jlations and hetben sb perf iruian
parcd, and ihe entire meetin bed tber tea Do real tienetii can l a tu
names put lo il ex members uv the ' vprtd to ibe m:nds of our pe. pie by
First Ratialyun uv Kentucky Aven-!SiJth scents. O'lservaoces ui iLn
gers, for immejit servis. j D4lure j-bouid be prohibited if w tbi
.list at this critkicle moment Joe ' province tf the authorities
! . , .L .1 1'
iiigier aprieereu at toe uoor, anu '
I whispered to 5ouire .Utdratb that'
j hostilities Piite commence to wunst,
1 and a glorious begianin mite be bed,
for a Yoonired States Marshal, which
wda in tbe viefnitv looking
seme crookid whisky, bed beerd uv
I tbe proceedins, and wuz on bis way
there to arrest tbe entire metin,
treasonable proceeding and in a
, . ,,
! ut tLe intalhgence war. all over
for
ni in-
all over the
. . ..
; hniiwp 1 he A ventrers out tLeir r li
I 1 ' . L I.I'.. . ..1. .1. . .
voivers, in tuer iij.kiit. uuu a i.iiies -
l,.,l . 1 .. .
iu Miuuesa utntucu iiig loetriiu.
Silence wuz bron, Ly Issaker Ga-
: Vitt.
l'urioa,1 sed be, woodent it ke
weU enuff to destroy tbat roll ?"
j . . . . ,
. aiu u prompi.T.
ciLd don often for
My presence uv
.ra.to mo ' :it.
i , .. . , , .. e.u
. - . " '
I J ' f,r reP!-T-
! I ' er n . i n r 1 1 n r . r- tinlftf
so
i
Dut 1 spo.-e ther ain't 1
oiecL-bun
in . mtit.t i n m I tl i i-iMern to rori-tiil.
er tbe rressnt eoudisbun uv afftirs, u
there ."
1 sbood say not,"' sed Josef.
"And if amiavun uv pjwir kin
..' . .
prevent . nuiteun u. .r. .
! trm dyia in defecc. ut ther rit
toraers
riles. Le
! Pre".Dt m UK
OLYIN,
i k,. I hut ur niAru ivti'i
tban
. IIU UC Z A mi V aa-a . -
one ut luakin tyrauts tremb.e.''
And a committee wui appintej
. i t . j .l. . it...; n ... ... 1 ! ..
; wuica .fuiriru ibe I'lienu p. ' t".t
. . t .
'ana resoiotsaeos
uaas. Tbe Corners bleeves tbat
iH.ye. and Wheeler, tbe Radklecau-
didatea. are beia counted iu by
fro-i
.. .w- "... . ;
01 ICC iiiosi at.iuiiu ' , t.
1 . L . - .y ..n.t.. ta.c.r. artt
W ahas Notwitbaatndin tbe eleck-
ahnn in I.tr01iian&.
Fioridv aad South
Keriinywuzav tbe luo.t peectful
character, owia V ike precausLen
takin bv the Dimocrisy not to aliow.
1 .... ..j Coa,e neer tbe pollia '
.t to iDaaaie em and
.,,: .k, .hii,hnis:3 are
pruToae; m
determined
to ibrow oat sich t reciaks and de-
.-. ... r . Il 1 I
clare tnem eiaies ior
Wheeler, wben we need em for TUd
and Reform, and
. , .
that the Digger be natural rite to
. i !1. ti.l.r h a dn tat-
Wabas, We bleeve, ao
mm a mwrnt
i n .. ., i . 1. ..t n .t.t.
i , . tti u itep aDd ten -m the
!ceea;a' B tBe word stain-) is con-
t , i
oaiioi, av-.iituw, "
I ..rttil .nn
l,r 1 . .u. - ,k- .Wk.i
. nl" :"," i ' " l..: "Z
.ao nv liayea ice power uv
,an.rtB in tK fiaiisidle
i. , a ;..k a..e
tana uv tne .oriuetis.a, -
.z enable -7 weservia the Yooo-
n at at lk.a liKrtUM 1 Vtafe-lif and
... . ,
Wa.is. lbe Corners, with its
- 200,i0warclamea will be bank-
ruptef Tilden and Reform .s bceteo.
therefore be it
PcAd, That tbe Corners
Ieevcsth.it TiWeo -n-4 Itof-r-n i
' elected, aad tb .t we will rosl-r ar.'
: attempt uv Le Radikels nr the N.V;",,
t inogeratc Hayes to tbe
I wuz goiug to say 'deaib.'' I,:...
'Joe Bigier seni, audible, "Here bo is."
iandlssaker Gavitt sejested it wool
t be better to insert "by ail e.r:tn-
tional means," wbicb I did.
j I then attempted to put the qu. 3.
i lion uv the adopshen or the rcsoloo-
.,1 1 . . .. .1 . . .
3UCB9, our, me m?ei:a seerued so ant
urns 10 gii .way teat rv tne time
waz reddy to annoncce the mushen
they bed all disappeared. Them rev
olusbens wuz never ad pted.
Am lnpMlai(n.(..
Tbe announcement in ye-terdat's
fr-y.tM of tbe death of O'niu
Wa, one of the oldest and m '.-i in
fluential Chinese residents, appris d
ibe community tbat that iirtposinir
: ceremonies were on ILe tapis tor im
the intersection of Alder and Sec.iU'l
ftreeis and ioiuated thepreparaiin:!-,
w hicb Were decidedly superior to i ,v
ibingof the like character beretfi.re
seen in the city for some year Sev
eral temporary tables, formed of
rough, unplaned pine boards, were
erected and decorated in the iu ot
fanciful and characteristic ft?liitm.
The interval between wer- filled
with banners inscribed witb nutto".
and prayers to Joss, interceding for
a favorable reception for tb depart
ed. Tbe tables were bouutCtiiily
supplied with every Chinese d ip'acv,
tbe names of which we ackn-. v!eit.-H
our entire ignorance, and g:iii.thfi!
roast pigs, browned to a turn. Solids
and liquids were abundant, and de
lighted Ibe sensitive olfactorim i f
ihc assembled Celestials w b were
present by hundreds, ao'.iiipithiir
tbe feast wbicb would enue at the
i conclusion of tbe ceremonie.-. The
j wbole was surrounded wiib matiiug.
, Unon which were the high ir.e.-.t and
relatives, clothed from bead foot
! ja sooiless white. At tbe bead
- ' ihe uisplav, enclosed bv a gue.rJ
juvenile Cbiuese, Isr the reiTui.is
j ii,iafJ.. "a ia full state, wui' U bv i
way, emitted a most overp
stench, preventing too near
pr oacb for the gratification
curioritv Conspicuous in iLe
nil an.
r i.;
tbr '!'
Oi' llo
te- I ti
were the recu:nteni Blurt s
! reiict aud sou of tbe defunct.
ter evelotied iu sackcloth atii wi b
outre pa.'eaM. Tbe offcri tg .f vi-
cense, tbe burmuir of praver a ri I
witch-like; cuilations continued f
rrat Kultra nt.I ttf it I..: in.il lit r th.
! i-u.-rA futier il. the Northwe-ter-i I'.j.. i
tials w it b carriages lu tbe rear cirri-
pieted thf imposing corteire After
; marching aoout tbe streets tor soine
j time, ite pro-eRii)n beaded ir the
ceme'.erv wnere tne mortai r-iua.us
;of Ouang Wa were laid torosr thr
,f
b.l let mm
j
There are undoubtedly seas 12 sa
S leriods when it is wi-e l wn :
w ten it is n t wise to cou:tr h-h r
uclertaking, great cr nr. :'.
Tliere are studies wLic .s
not Worth, a man's while to laic
ptire jit.a w hich is no: worth L i. '
lo follow. aiiuiiles arid hours w:.kb a e
not worth while ! fill with ai mv-.i-
No doubt we have tti, t,r
; y."""
r..,;:.e rt..:i..na,.n tl.ia l.n.i
jt-uit-, uvv.j. v,- ---
I.
not seem to us w
jf.ii w L .e
re.
'J
dinctr-t.oie, or outer door-, .
one s self to learn a language
, curring spare moments ; t hi
i eome under tbe came valeg. ry
I tllP W It h t Old boU.-e W ilv S t
..:.. t :..i. .....v. l,.
ioi nmr uu u m.. .. ..... .... -t,
in led and knit stv k;og.i ;n '.f. .ia
or re-tbread ber heedle. at an ic'i'.
' .
...... r-.u tr-t. anil ve; sl
I T.V ... " T. .Z ,
u. I .utu w. . ...... . - "
..,:toa.
, ur.iiibtrs of
mall ir.dttr.e .a, .1
nol worth the wii le of a n. i;i .'j
ione Settled occupation wLicn e'.i'J."
; a fair prtit.n of kis time. We fck'
not mucn fa. ;b ia the a a.ev ai-X
done ia odd miou'.ea. H'e l,.eie
tlal itere ia Usiiaiiv more lo- ll.a'i
,gaia by ttem, and that manr.er- aid
: conservation bolb sufier where t'r,i-r
is tbis trick of thinking it
1 "' ao pu.i ou. vuie i" p- -
Jab.r pec, reneil, or ueeU.e at t.a
wteo Ailher people a;e to tt to
seem unemployed, aid areoi.iv bi.-v
iu be. ng agreeable acd piac.ng .Lehi--ehes
attbe eervice of tteir c'Dr';y
Xuibir auioi-ter so uifi 8 to ''ni
pa'teare as tbe-e Labita. I: is ...
eviiteoewof thorough eit Mi-un
. .1., br..,. h..T
. ' ' .
, ianeu.-e w.o.. ; ;-
' t!SV !s D'jl
I'jiia lasiua, tij -
cstnsib.'e wav.
A IvaisAr yoiilk ol weLty-e.gr.t.
who wanted lo Barry a w:..o -f
thirty -six. witb mix children, was 1 -terre'd
i.erefrom by the lady's fr.. r;
wi- viai-edhim one nigbifcrriitd wita
, . , nill.r.t,rl4 ,nii ru.si
'1' .tun .o.
1 II. rMirnl tofa town w ber l v r. .
. mil ce force and bas wriittn :o t.-.e
oa M4briBT.:i tie
"I JJ ' v
,- ., i
iiuin-tut.
r.r
A TeiA aawrpaper avers
bal a
i
CiAi -o deliberately rratjf.aJ
infant at Lbe christening, was .rTi.t-
- - wri k. M -i ;ba:
irti " m j j . .
the Heed Was
eomaitud
WLlie L9
d.-scovtrv
a, oi her
, ,
crau j
thai Ma f-r.:ai rurtmuicti tt
in law.
. aometia-e
Jk man J .
, . . wowaa.'4 bad c-i3i
be-idmaex tiafta woman.
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