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THEAVACOXDA STANDARD: SUNDAY MORXIXG, SEPTEMBER 5. 1897.
TESTEDBY THE CODE DUELLO
Wen'sHonor Was Once Upheld, by Sword and Pistol^ease Where Repentcncc Was Too Late^Clay^Respected the Code^Tragedies^of Historic Note.
Tlxcelebrated encountet uf 1^fsfcggri d'Orleens and llM Canal at Tin in^has draw n public all' ntion am w io t lc^horror* and the humors of du
IsI be pcrsistrnt lit* ol thIt al '
orIn spile of moral:!v i^vigilant I ^ f anthorlty. Im Una^I .a. k tl.i if..^t'hrifUaii ^iu to ihow i .1 'in^nunis of for. ^ against f'^ ' ^ hen ' ' '^awl prowess saved a nation or a i^- -^pit and ihe hand 1^ tutnd ^ ^^victory to an army. i^a\ !^! . ^ ^ ^^the Philistines with a slungsllot II^Beer's warriors fought their enemies^nilfly The etruggl '^ ' e :| H -^^M and Curiatl was a triple du'l. All.^eon-in-la* of Mohammed, challenged^Ma opponent ' to appeal t^ tlx dei Is Ion^of Ood ^ From the personal encounter^1n defense of national rights to tli '^sonal encounter in sup|h^n of pr'va't^honor was an easy stretching foi thi^las martial Ian a of early mm ^ Knight^errantry vindicated murder alth tli^'^clamour of It* chivalry, and the eeje.^braied challenge of Pram la I of Pi ^ n^^\o the Kmperor ('hath* V. rave rmal^sanction to the duel, and masked tka^dawn of the modern practice of i -^Inn; to arm* to manifest the tru'.li i^falsity of a private judgnictr
Inthe proceedings of thai famous^court of honor held In She. r lane an !^presided over by Isaac Btckerstaffe,^esq . of raou* fflfmory. the crmi '^of the Brit Is n kingdom promulgated his^decree again*', that mischievous word^of three letter* which serves a* the^primal cause underdoing every en^^counter of honor. The occasion ^'a^^momentous Major I'unto had been in^^dicted by Richard Newman for hav.ng^In dispute made use of the cautious^expression. ^Perhaps it nay be
phrasewhich in tin ^',t of Ike Bery
majornot only uuestioned his veracity,^but was an indiret i maun r of giving^Mm the lie Mr. Newman In return let^silence plead In hi* defense and lan a^himself upon the mercy of the court.^Then did the honorable Blekerataffe,^e*^|.. In the fitMM of the court, Bl I^In the pomp of his judu u'.l BBaJaetg,^and. having ^ as; I'..- eve- ^ic ilf^whole assembly and hemmed thrice,^proceeded to proclaim his dogma of of^^fice ' I mean.^ *aid he. 1 m v t i to al-^low of the lie bclns given b) construc^^tion. Implication or Induction, but by
thesole use or tli ward itself ^ Pen-
tintiing.he detailed tin avtht resultlM^to the nation and individual- from tka^promiscuous use n' the harmful mono-^BgBahlr. and announced th^^ future pub^^lication of an sdlct rnv thf enure ban^^ishment and snrlaalon of it . ut of the^discourses and conversation af aff d 1
S'Slet msb.
Ifthe v ill of Isaac ItH ki rstafTt^had had its Bang in the practical Bark^^ings of the life of persons and rommu-^nltiee, tie length] list of m taoi ^'1^duels that disflguf the annals of evet .^civilised country would not have yi al ly^added to its fory ree orda. la ;h. rtka^tory of dueling ths retori dlefoui^has bi-n magnified invaiiaM) i*m^lie direct, and men ha^e thru.-^^honor at the tip of a sword and ihelr^ropatattoa at the mouth of a pistol, and
with1 lie guilt oi .;^ e|. ^! ;i^ii u^
InIhelr hrart- ha ^ sought the IK- ^^*Hotli*r la humanity ofi a f^r no^veightier reason than th^i ^^ w hi' li i a used the unc ^^ m .in party^victim of the punctilious ^ ode, ^ h' n the^present wan.ug ^ ^ n^ur^ v a.- ^ cms.
OVERAN OHTKICH KKATHKR
^Thatwas a vi ry haaatrfUi ^strieh^plume which Miss Smitii WW ai tin^race ball last night.' said I.
*I thought .1 the ugliest thing I ever^saw.' remarked t'aptain Brown.
'It certainly was not ugly. I replied,^'but of course there mux he differ, iv
opinion!as to it* beauty. I. for ln-^^tancr. thought it very beautiful.
'And I thought It very ugly.^ re^^sponded Captain Mrown, its ti^ly a^^Mies Hmlth herself.'
'Mis* Hmith Is not exactly hand^^some. Fallow.' ^^ my unswi r. Icjt a^lady may not be handsome, and yet aol^ugb
'Everyoneto his taste - said ^^ap^tain Broa*n. with what I raaaMetred an^insulting air. atnl thi n added. ICvm.v^Jack haa hia GUI
Miss Hmith is no dill of n.ine,' I^replied.
^I did not say she was,' raid Cap^^tain Brow n. and laugh^d.
'And1 am no Jack.' I continued,^^nettled by his laugh.
'I did not say you w^ re' said Cap^^tain Brown fiercely, 'but if ^^i^ araal^to make a ^juarrcj of it. yea may. I^say again, and I have as much right to^say what I say. as you havi to Bay^what you say. that Ml^s Hmith'* i' h^plume wa* ugl^. as iikI^ as M .- ^^hemelf.'
'Mince you put It thus offensively.^^^aptain Brown.' I retorted, I aea^maintain there was nothing ugly, tnc^r.oi anything ugly at all. either in Mr -^Hmiths f. a then . r Miss sm.tii in ^ m^I'll not 1m- brow-heal-n l^y any man.^Captain Brown
^Sir. you arc IneoUnl^ scelalrned^Captain Brown, looking as scarlet as^hi* ow n Jacket
'VeryMket) but 1 alway* make It^a rule to conduct Myaeff toward per^^son* a* they deserve,' and I turned^upon my heel to (|uit tin- tu.iin i'ap-^tain Brown followed m^ to I hi dooi
'You ahal! hear from un- in an Inuit,^aald he
'In half an hour, if v.,n llki ' aald I^and walked aua^. boiling with Indig^^nation.
MKMTBMCBTOO LATE.^^Before I heard from Captain Bros n^I wa* as cool as a ^ u^ unihct I -.^the folly of my situation, i had
pukento M4*s Hli.-th 111 it1'. I 1. \^ i ^^.^was It tome. then, sheth i I^plume wa* Is-autiful or ugl)^heraelf handsome or a fright'.' i ro-^solved to treat the matter silh ridlcuh^It would be prepiisteriius in^such a cause W^- should In- tin- i .^lug atock of all our frli ml-^quaintance* These were ni^^thoughts when my mind was call^enough for thoucht to take tin | I.,^feeHng. Besides, I might be shot^through the body: and all tor srkat^^a Silly dispute about Miss Smnii and^her feathers! I did not llki tie Idea^I determined I would not make an ..'^fair of honor of it. But what would^the world say tr faptam Bros n ^^roe as a 4*oward. or kot^whipped me,^or If I sere pointed at as a man who^had sneaked out of a duel by ^ \ lun^taUT apologyT These were my second^t hough la. They carried tin day, after^a sharp struggle with n,^ Aral I de-^tartansed I would make an arfan of^honor of It. 1 did so. I met ^^Brown the next morning at sunrise,^and 1 sacrificed one of my Miik' i
psraaaaliii Ituvdi uf
si.i.:th, tisk of s... uf. 'ii; tny life. In^d. ft its of Ml** Hnulh ^^^ekarraa ami tke dkMted MM^hi om t it-It piuaae
JIHTIKIKI* I V A VI' TIM.^Thai chivalrous con: mud ore of th.-^1'altsd fstataa navi srka fsdl ^ rieUgi to^tin shot of Commodore Karros] eraa not^oni\ u ktMfrn in ifce ^ Un a ic^ of tke^^pel la sett* private i'oputes. hut^strseaPh tdiiaai I it-- advaaMsalssi in
Hieadjustment of public different -x^Mam nun s mi iIn- Meter} ^ t Ins plciui-^setar HI St ph n Ueoatai cluMetsKed^thi saeeay io p.g'it skip againsi skip,^and Irs |m rsoiial ^ in ouuler* on th, lleld^of hat i ^ likrr a.-' urlw Ipal in tin Dsea
butor at lielllgitent ^ t ut ' v. re in -
Inrksaa.nakting.^ i^e us i ta say.^^v.us his profe*^kin. uml H would be^Imporsibie for him la ksap hie .it BM^and picHet ve his I^ s|^-otal'l!it V w tthoui^shoeing himself t.-idv hi i in n t,i^snsw11 the i all cl un\^^ne \. h,i ooi^ the^^ lain of a gt-ntli in^'
Withsuch iMr) i'-lions ii Is ^ a^i-y up-^pan,,; that Ik-catui's III.- w a^ one sNM^set it s of milllai.; engnteiin-tt*. ticol-^iug close tl|Nin taili other's In -Is. and^that tin battles upon tlie n as wi;.^supplemented on laid by aiduous ^ :i-^MMlen of u private chaia' ter. But^nevt r was opporent on the rldd tt hon^^or So gallantly chivalrous to Ike Me-^mciit's fee. His preliminary affair was^performed in tke ssTTssa ^f 'r's ostUstry,^w In n a vouthful lieul-tistii attached to^th. frigate Halted stetea, Whlb sta^^tion, d.n Pkiladetphia in tht rerrattlug^st rv i' e a party of scanit n pledged to^him w t n t'l'.lccd on 1m liicil :. 'a |. mint^ship hatsssl f^i linlii . tin liis i.^ t -1i . 1^request for a reluiN ^^' 11^ t|.-vi rtt-t^Ike oflh t-r in i hate^ ISaBtssted the ^.ntni;^Auni nan. who Isassesllal l| deataaded^rciia. iion ami apasogy or a duel. Tin- '^challenge was accepted .. ^ I a meeting ,^arranged on the Itanka of the IMtusii. J^IK-eatur lAsasag at Use ^^ltl i s hip a - |^cording to his pi' iit i' rtiiiin d Inlt nl ini^io intlici ii^ mortal injur' u|^t^n hi* an- .^lacmist Tin- wetHM wae not MsfiatBBi !^while 11, tatur himself escaped un J^touched. The seressl altesags of the)^Hery sailor la setts* pal li' dMPereac^with larstirvil enc'iuntei t-v:i voialt tl n i^smoke. Whll^ o:: Istartl I'n 'ii(.no i;--^st \ n tin- Metlitcrrai.t an tin oi|i, r of^a Spanish slop of war. umlei pun i^of | atroiing the pori ^f I Ian ^ iotia. Bred^^pea the boaii ef ih. Bsaea while tear*^t ling to nntl from shore. Iri vain l^e-^oatur resaeaatrated with the Hpanlsh^oflic.r. A challenge on th^ following^day failed m rein h the ft ivtit* ii^-^l nv-^mat'. wka was not to b fatMsd M sl-.io^or shore, finally tin- HfTnii' terminal d^in ioaetioii owing to tin aniteai ,,f the^^paaksk captain general to the com^^mander of the K^St
IWtIflHTssTl in htkifi:.
Againtin linuttuoiiM I^et atur cm-^brollt I In th' t'.isas;. n of an eat QUI It t
thoritl'stlemanded the arrest of De-^catui. who llctl tti America in the Ches^^apeake.
lhinngthe war of IxlJ th - militant^. gptaln propoead to Sir Tin mas Hatdy^to match the I'nited Slates and the^Mmman .iKamsi tke British frigates
RialIra and Kndymlon, a double iaet^^m tli sea, which would Involve ant^tml.v ii - Falsi ef tin ship*, but the Mtrts)^t,f I .^.trfi men. Hut the Kurdish mm-^tuaini^ i dt i lined tie- ' hallenge. offering^in plate to match tin- Hlatlra against^Un Ma^ ^'Ionian, h plan lit .-atur. not^ma i r of the frigate. Im|^eralive|v it^Jetted, and Iks naval duel was frus-^trated
Hutiln martial commodore fill at^la.-i a victim to his rashness, h'or tin^ratal tiiii.ii'itci of March T2. W'u. \ nil
Barronhistory furaiakea but slight ex-
tus. The , Kptapatksa which \Id
havepr.v t illed thf eiigagenien: wi^given on the BrM w In n li looked a* if^death had laevitaMy i He I seed both m
Urns. Iii i atur ' dlst lineicd nil person.ii
animosity U^werd OsesvaaeaVsre Barron,
iinlKarroii was tile dii|s i f exam.,^nntl report. Tln^ dsssl look plate g|^Itleaenaburg, gad was rour.in wltk pis^^tols lit cighl p.l i s. us otl^ of lile |h lilt 1-^jials was Heal-stylried. Hinl A wa* slip-^nlalcd In the u^.i eciuctit tliat iinn^i h uiltl tak^ dellb rat- aim al Ihe otker^is ion ill. vm rd la lire was pioiioiun t tl.^It' felt- lleglnniag the muriletoti* o|s la-^itt n. Hitr :oii I n ' untii^oi.ist 1'i.ti
iii'hope.i till m^'t . lug ill the I It Hi i World
Ikey wt.iii,i in- better frl ads Ike si in^this^ a'kereapua Deratar reepeadad^i-i'Ui'tcoUsly. 'I huvt uevtr l^et u ^out^t in niy. Kir.
Ai |in last shot find both ft* tin n
sunkto ihe ground, the reparta of tin^11\., on t -l- i in -in*: nut s miillaliet u- iv.
sVarcetylap feat apart lay tke wetead-^ed dtMstMs, sassartss] t^iiat spek reek-
toietia tl. all: itgonv. I: was lik^ th,^closing scene of u tragedy the slruggh^of Haial i and Uaet lea, aad a bite hoi ne^fran th^ fatal BeM each S'oeiadedcaea-
saadore^ex. hang'tl I'oi'gtvt-nc.-s with^the oilier Hut no forgivcaeas roald^eliif Ihc pntlel stinke or brim; In., k
lifela Ike geJJaal (rame ol Btepkt n U -^tatur.
Stnit i ild lin k.ii v A mil, .. .1 n I. ^^ n
1lied i larl ^ i mi kiai a In ^ dat i^foiiii'ii n Tcnins-i le-i ause the lalti r^bad Mperaed tke set lal alaadlag ef Un-^ferasei * sateead wife, itoih m 'i were^notoriously aklllfal in tin us. of in ^-^arms. I)i. k'ti-on oa the read la the^-in, ting platf nmiisttl his t ompan.oiis^with his prowess alth the pistol. Ai a^tiisti'Ticc of ;t teet kt shot foui kaHa^into ^ spare taslly cover d by a rdver^dollar anil st veral limes ai the satin-^raaaje in eeeered .^ strimr w iih a hatV ;.
I'outsling the wayfarers ^If QetssSaJ^J.i k-.or. ct nits along th s load he kiml^el 'Ugh lo show bjM thai.
itag i : ej J o BBM eann along th t ^.nl.^hut v,as its, lough a v tt ri'.n to h -^risgktsaed. In the ci.t ouiu. r Mrklaaap^^red Bret ami his saooad suu tks u n-
tr.il place band ligitil^ agairsl hi.-.^bruun ami v.ith deWkerate ataa inill Ike^; Hi. i' i ef his pisiol. I.ill tin wegfaM
tii ,| r, reepeaal, ui^1 taking aim a gap*^end lime ut i urately In- shot th- usaall-
eiulof hi* wife through the body below^: the tios after the aaef i^ was dtaeai^^ i reti thai Dlcfctaena's had I had psarred^j the breaal n OM Hickory, in al:ksg
l.o lis., aiel .:.'Ij. ;Iru: p u-i'iil Inju-iee
BatHi ii ' ii w ill of Ike rt selete paaavaj^cont|UiriH| all IsiiPi' s.ifTerhag and^i would dnultVss hav \^ t liir.i surviv,
jto kill ate aataajoahM etrea if. h
i*;i iiuly said ;ift^ : ward. In had in-t: ahtit^| Ikrotsjh th^ hi. i .
tlay mi in im thi: emu:.
Thatchulet'lc ^iatt small of Ihe pictur-^: i ^U. South. II' my Clay. \v..s .in hero
h.
healedafler the later^tt. vlndieada the honor of lw
gentlemeaof the old t^ hot^counter itHik place oa the b^hlalurk I'olomu,, and .m^in.i '\ act laeatai iiisi ha ^ -^dolph's atatai, fortunai'^mu/.rlc down, the ssgnel '^given with the result lha^^tin fi^ t lively and Band i s
hisw i a|m,n ill Ihe ail A ''^I^111itt It^ ii in wounded I
He
fc.
otherhair
patal|*^Vou owe nie a aaal
Bandolph.^^i am glad th' ^!^ lit -
promptlyn s|,.,i,,|, | Ct| ^^, Tin- dttaj was ajvtaaaed t
Tkefollowing Moiida.t lh^I I. u lna li t ^ Kchanged t
iiin un^- ami friemlsli11
aajalagBaaspJ to spaaa*
rtaatedaaaa se.^i thai i:ihi;h up Hi.-Tf^Aaaoaaj ihe early Meter!
|ill Kill ope la found iii'
Istory uf tka death affheu^in l i- meat by \\ liilam
ail^ i a harmless dl.-pu
dlniKr uboti: tke aaaaili)
tail ' f the 8- pi'iale ill, i
Uvinn w as the fifth of tin^gri .ti -hi i it of i he : .mi^^B hlli- liis rank sari I In. i^i linn nl. til ttue |miwi lb-si
-of shot*^. courteous
Theen-
nkaof ihe^,t pretka-^.^r Baa-^ttith tka^a Ira wa*^^ |g] Bhat^- hataaaj
 tin pro-^... 11 met^way. shaking haada af-
Br.Ciay.^ said
nogreater.
orSaluttliiy.^ii iHgeraata
iidseektd in-^w ere oni*e^tlit-lr int'T-
BIONviTK
oflilt- duel
Melancholyf t h. siakkad^I...-.I tajrran,^u^ ii awktlc
tg.'.tm ^ii
i'*tatalse^i,n ..mi th^^is part, uml^rruna mt'iis-
-'|tiu c tile
gtin ml von f of . omit RUVUIien.
Narlt i-'.iiy i I1 ii.'.lsliiiian
orIrishman ef past gent nttlona was^j ^ i^-..gtt| a: l'i-i in a Btngle a''^alr of^\ hcaor I he li ishin:fl'^s readlrreaa Io
.lajM is a* prptetMal as lib v it. ami^... i.i.tiHh asaakboi of former days^i st teintd c^iuall^ al ' to prove his rep-^, atattoa at tka tajoalh ' i ^ gnu. Tin
1Path of Wi lliimieii wai tin piitit ipal^I in a duel ae.ti.n-' the Hart ol Wlnt he|-^, :-ta. alan^' IU;ccn years iiftcr th' m -m-^orabic battle that m ult I, - natce lllus-
IIrsaaa ami pat a daal Map io the praa-^I reea ^f Bapetaoa. Win in ssas siMik-^slsgktiaaty la paiiianniii the pom-
ilion of the iron dajki ^^^^ tin- t'aiiiolit^gueailsn.^ A cfcallenge s as issued gad^iiii! diackargt .1 his |dsi ^l m iire air.
1proaTertng expressions nl regret gad^ai^.og^ tor tin- i a eats ekkk had led
Ito tke iin tksg.
Anotfceitlut I arising from i*ditical
Iilifftn nc^* t .ol. i i.n e in Kn^laud In^I'^:' i ^ 'v ^ en i leorgt I'ani aaal I a a I^Caatierraajk. Tke farmer, soeat aeoatki^prevluaa to tin rngageaxni.-hanged a
Iletter to the chief of ihe admlaietratlea
iin which he aaaxMinccd In mi ntion al
itsigning Ike a(H^; Foreign uralajT
ifU rd CkMk^*eaajk eaptinaed aa hold^his pie:iion us j . i i^ry ^I win. When^the new* of ih.. atiiatad Haall) raprkad
tint are of Cast!, n agli be pi omptl.v 1s-
'aaed a ckalleaajr Ut Canning, sksrh was^! at nine ait .pi^,i. Tn (nenvatar look^pho t on Putin y hratl ^i -igiu of tke^i aaaa in arksah PHI died. The firing^was done bv- signals, th ^ Ilrsl -h ^t faM-^' lug eltker murk. Tke se uad trlul was^more t fT. ciuai. Caattaeaack'i hadiei^gemt!aaj ^ annina'* tatgk aa ike outer^^ dpi i ' Ika Imip... The third attempt^^ as Irusitiittd by tile sect,id*. In a
politicalaaaaa the tiu-i ttUh Uf rapt^roaaeaacaee. laraaiealBC aa ,t did Un^^til- afvtloa or the atiajatrp. Beaa tka^'. prinn- Bstniatar ef^wa - tempt fieri t!,. t hallenge of Ih^^dpetlai. When w; llaaj PJU ta-. paled^that anked position be wns tart d l(l
dfend himsi If in an affair of horn .^aga'nst ib urge Tl tt '.iitlistiiiguisli. il^ajeaiker if partlarrant. a in isurer of^I th.-nav v. oreshi nt of tka kaard air eoa-^tr..| iiini master of ike mint. In a if -^bat ^ on ti; ^ near ef partlaiarai Pitt luui^proetalaaed la tiv .^ midv that tke^, .,,;^, ,,' Tleiaey tavared of ^intem-
ffkaaaasaaaaasaa issssaMasaa ajajAeag^aaaaa A^^BAeta^^Ba^sal^B^sMalBdBkBa^aadMs^BalBaaBB aa
MAIDEN,WIFE AND MOTHER |
TOTHEl MAIDEN 3
Cro*8intrthf liircsliolil of wo^i^uln^od, whoss life has hecD darkened by the^result.-, of ignorance of tiie laws of nature : who 1 oed^ the sympathy and ad-
viceof a phymvieu. but who hesitates to expose her bufferiugs to her fatnity^fje
doctorbecause of the einbarraasment it would cause.asB
TOTHR WIKEl |
ssaSaMatfk]to feel her inaptitude for tin- position she is called upon by nature ~S^to till, feelino; the eiieroaehiiieiit--of disease ii|^ou her deli^ate ooustitutiou and^knowing not how to regain hir wasted health.
TOTHE MOTHER 3
(iodbless^who has exhausted the best of her life in the care and nourish-^nu nt of her children, and who well knows the impotciicy of drug.* for her ^3^^many complaints; to those who feel the loss of nervous strength, whose^vi'ality is wasted in the cn^es and worries of life and .^(dniir sensations, pains in the back, nervous headache^and the thousand other signs of exhausted vitality.
hohave weak, trem-^beaiing dotin paint
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fellnvstudent at coiiec^^ arka had vto-^lt nils atiaek'tl !ii- Illustrious father ^^an bnprocapta israttea on the ISearth^Knaiaud w ns not ^i-1 of July. Hamilton, from tke keajlnaiag.
Is. ^ mt .1 to bare had premoaltion of the^disastrous i isaaitiaini re ^^( his sneoaa-^: tn alth taroa Bare, Tke latter'e 'pre-^j tit o i mint ^i lio-diiiiy^ Imnreaaod his aa-^^ ^ :th ill kaewtsdaje ef tke via-^dlcilvi .'bararter of hie fee. Death aad^dt atb ^i. ^^ ivoiild satlsfv Barr. ' i s*aa^.1. oi in lag gkte la kill hini.^ be sai l^i gr i are gft^ re ird la Jeremy B nth-^i.ni '^ Uondaaj, Bad Hamilton yield d^t. tke vltable In accept lag tki chal-
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la^^ert^er Ert^ifiej iVJucl] Larger and ^tron^er T\\an ^999'M
Tie-iht.-c Met:- st nm! - i-'crest pa ^-^st :;r r hstasBtttsM in tli^ vvl'o! ^ world^will be placed In sei ,ii Ihtl full by^the Month ra railvvav. Soim Idea of^fkelr slieiigth may ti. ^.iih.ntl from^tin- fact that tail, la fully livk-e us^strong as tka cekthaaled '^'W.^ win. h^bajgajaja ba tka Now Vork t'entral rail^^way n:'d halt!^ tli Ct'iiiit staif t ^.-^prcsr. neatly tlitc tines as strong as^the i nplnc vvhi h hauls tl.^ i'lyins
Hitiii i oulil pull it t'l
BP! ear on a piece ^^Hack no less llia.i ;:;^widghlng tn tons each.
rat
,it v ^ i t ra i,: 1.1
Pultaare
s-'ucha Haiti
rolest st i'll in.
v.o|t|^l Ii.- more :hau tun-fil th- iif a mil ^^I' ^.
Theaht-oaaaard drHrksi aksihi of
ll'tseciigiiit's in iiich si^ ft-it In tli-^a:..t tt r. and the worklng ileum prea^^sun- is j'Hi aaajafa la tka aattars lark.^The iviind^rs pre of Ika mdlaai^ slm-^ate type, aaefe :'t lackea iii dkua^with a piston stiok. . : :.. ii . Th's
witha probabts aaaa; dnep be-^iweea statkaei This talsvatrapke la Bet^libel} to baept a lo uae ef tkaae i t.Kin
i'sI. -ij. as ii. i or I i 'ids ^^ui ' ^ 111
rebag M r el long ami r,i, leet a m.-.^with a toiul Keatiag -infate of ltd^stftii.fi' fe i. while ike beBar B ^^^ feet I^inch s in fuaaaeter, with tubes uklek^givi g beat tag sumaf aa I ss tiian
2.SWniuare foil. Soft ^^^ al. of v.h --h^I ul^ tit ekjtM tons will be mil on lie^tt nder at atari inc. ^ II' bt th^ fin I.
wetg'eather and slippery rails. The
t^ i^.lit ft |^| Ions BB each pair of^di Idas e alio unparalleled in tile his--^i rj .'. rallli ads. To .air iln- weight
withsafety am! without hceliac, tka^kipraali ol each ^xlt are 1^ lackea In^dlant ter bf u inches in leajftk. Fancy^i eonsatlve ksatpajla are I feet uml i'j^^' la v in i'lrvPMfereaee!^Tke t. adera attached ta tt^a ill i ^ tv i i t by of 11-., in.^^ t ry 4. :.^^^^ gallons of a al
At.epakte ma; also have great poser I loaded lo its full rapacity
i^^ readme^Back vviii^ami arkep^will arebjh
Tin:BTfioi st ( mi
Kcotchmanfrom l^on^lon i ^ tallnliur ;ii.^and more tluiu liiic tmn-s as Btreaaj
usHie msBh arkeak brings tin ajaUa^fniin Uaaaksi la li Jykaad. T-. pal lb^gsPtear bt aaatla r w uy. one af tfeaja aa*
BjBssatool.I haul as much a- pi onli-^nuiy elev.i.d lad . a v inuiins. ,^^^ l..ur
oftke averaaji paaaeaaMr bjcaaaotli s
us't| in lhis i ouiii11
Oavaaedalth Beeir satraardapary^strength thtse engines huve a remark-^akte eaaeteM] faralak apead One af
\.\T
'\^^^ i t; in live fort e. oi^of ti.eai poapasa .-uilit^irajp load ^ r '.::;:t ttms.^it of tka '.. im at loaded
diawbur I'lill^fill to ha ill a
'aaal io shoal^fit mhi earn at
slow spI oil a b'Vel timk. No loco-
tnotlVCI now tuiiniliK huve so laTBB^coaaktard ivlitulir an a ami staaat^praaapre us thi s, m-w Uotiatka.^Von mat raaki the aaevMbj aaitt af a
I^olllotlve lis powerful iis sou please.
hutunless tin-re is a fire box BPd a
boilerbin em mill to ajatcfi tin iMPalag^gear ravr aaajka win soon be ibaii ef
aadv t^in uffl
Vin . H^li'.
abl 'i
willell'.
.anted^from.
thetad at om
driversare gi t
tlie unable to atNtge It. owing to i^^I nt aretpkl i u the drtrlas^Tin- total aelafM at aw af^locoinotivcs will pa 7^t ions, of^H lopa w dl n *| on ihe tlrlv inn^. ihe reaaalalag it tons being
b t in i ,. bt' I 11 in k in
Reckoningthe idte ef grip aa^fourth ih weight on tke^an adht si.m of It'., t his.
t:1
orL'li.miii poiiini-. .tin. ti i:. i.mo pounds^Mere tkaa tke iraetlvi fan af tka en^^gine, thus lea , lug a goad luurgln for
'finsvv ill lu It;; up the
.ii^me and lender la
total
117';
tons,a. sin of
tollS.
Tkeekjeei af bar lag stub Bearer-^tul 'uniuts in aol aa much ta atakr^^ l on tl^ Ii v I as to maintain it on^Ihe guides. Tin- maximum unities, of^whtrp iker are eeveral from lata hi^font mil^.- long, vary feats B) to xj lact
toHie mile irouglih sp.akinK front Hi
tii per eeat.i ami the carvaa oa tbeee.
frontthree to six degrees.
K.II MI I.1.IN
ofhonor, si rv iiik ii^ sml to a y.niu
tiuniiymun. BBdaklpman Joseph Bala-^brltige. who had become Involved lu a^serious tliflieuliy wiiii tin- aecretary of^So ABaaadar Ball, gnifiiaei al Maitu.
fo.hian. tin-aggn ssoi mmsuii iiii.iIIi-^ble BssM at leu pin ea and bore u famoaa^retold a-- u tlu.'lisi. flii.iuii knew Ills^friend was Bjafetf B Imviii- |fl the use^of firearms, aud he accordingly ar^^ranged Hit fmins ol tk me. ting so Hs
ittplace tin aatapnahsis Daly four put aa^a|mrt Wilt ^ the aarretary'i st t uml^ext'laiintil thitt tht tl -mi,, , v niur-
fBjreaa,Daeatw roarteousl) prapoaed^to beeonie a print ipal bknaetf, an on | -^tun- that was ^peedlli daeliaed. Tka^duelists accepted tke conditions, uml^I'otliran was klll'tl. Thi British uu-
of
oftare affaire af honor, laoklly bath^happy laraahsgtsaa, in each ihe Ken^^tucky geaileaaaa araa tin . baBttbaer.
11ii in |-t 11 ^ v M ii -hall w a a i ^ it. w in. n. -
barin the state IcpisUtuit . ami op-
pose.ilo fiuv in debate bom peraaaaU
tleniimliitions on the Baoi ,,f Ih^ ii^-
semidydraw foith ihe t han, age of his^antagonist, ami the nit . ling resulted^in two or three shots inflicting slight^scratches. Tkf m i olid dud ol t'la;. was^his celebiatetl uTnIr with John Kan-
dolphaf Boaaoke. tke net ami bm n tart^of slate and the bit tar senator from^Viratakv Both ktved tke other with^leader affectloa, sack mioatilai'd tke^force iif tka mill ra geaiaa: m Itker vt a-^1'iwolvotl to a(lack his opponent The^difference was a political one easily
neratiraahness rather tkaa aeraeaal
comin.'. li, bm .it om f t t|ucstitl
ladefead kkaarlf, aad lam shots were^Bred on I'utmy commoa, a hit h in theii
liltffl . tlV t It. ss left the SitaatfcM ill lis
ininit -1 -tat ^ oi Inti i latuti.
Thehlatari ol daHiag In Aaaark a^iin.nnlis in its bmmsratal recarda t1'^ins- . i a faattngassbi .i nav al i aaaaaaad-
i|-andihe ilea th ol tin aid si eK|K^UBd-
erof the problems of finance that has^ever naked bai nam. to tke aaaatetan^systems of tin wt.'ii Til,. fnie nf^sVleaajader Hamilton |g th.- apdaVsl^atari la tka aaaa hi ef ike dart. Bear i
lyIhret vout- In ton in. iat.il met img
withAaroa Ban*at v\, baerkea aa th.-^Jeree) short his eldsai sop had vtekted^his lit^ In an alTan i ; honor with a
Itng^ tit mantled in expiation of m^ put-^tlcular wrong, but which rove red tin-
tnufflld i. si 'Unit tit of fifteen years dm -^tli- ^Inch, publicly ami privately. Ihc^I'.iMticI r denounced the isilltlcal tneth-^di ..nd principles of his aatagoalat.^un tke Koutih of Jui^. lxot. the tare
deadl) foeint n of the Dili met at the
bapan1 Df tke Ctaeaaaatl in New Ymk.^Tht arrangements for the duel h ul beep^eompleted, aad while Hurt, tt undent af^'-int i ss. was ^affeatt gloomy and smii.
Hamilton,presaging dlsaater, entered
wiiligt. Into nil the miyeu of a con^^vivial oartv. ami even sung an old ml!l-^iat.v song ' The laliil \\ in. -day
ti'oiningaf tka due' foaad Bart itrst^upon ihe spot, eager fug ike earotmter.^He devotea his iftsui, to rksMtag ,T\vaj
branchesof trees anil other obstruc^^tion-. W hen Oeaaral Hamilton arrived^afler an ititerehange of salutations the^assailants took thatr r -p Mre stations^tn pact.- apart, the thoici af poaithm
Bawell as Ih word ol t .nniiiHlid falling |^to tke lot ^f Hamilton. Ai tke notice^to ^Fke^ both pistols wt re i mtvety^lis, barged, ami Hamilton sank imt-ie-^dlat Iv to lie ground, liurr . nibarke.i i
inthe Brest lag barge, ins gaaapjli Van^.Ness, eaveerap bla peraoa w ith nn um-^bniia. ta itiarral bla steatlty from the
suit-...nsummoned to the it lief of til^^B/uaadtd gtatfal Slowly sinking.
Hamiltonaaa conveyed acroas the riv^^er into tka beeps af his atrlokea file a I,^Bayara. when ai l' o'clock oa tka hat*^lowing daj kla soul left bbi Materia*1^i.o.it ii whs HamlhVaa'i Inteatkm,^roaflrmed ta ihc ^'orda af ins preMm* 1^inary Itt marks.^ ami in tin egpteaaaag^aaed to hia aecood, Peadletoa, ^thai be I^km a i did not latsad to Bra hi him.^^a'klle recroaakM Ika river aeartally^m'oaad di ^ta reeervt ami throw away^tn;, first lire and i bad IBUBghtB BVBP^of maarvinT my second lire, ami thus^giving a doiibl^ opportunity to t'olonel^Barr la pause ami to refract.
IIis hard ba determine whether in Ike^haa! of a deadly atraajpte Hamilton s^m t w as as i ont iliatory as his Inten- i^lloti. but the muss af evidence Is^statu lily true to his support. The pis- i^tols weie Bead in rapid sin . Man,^liurr v.iiit unhurried. Hamilton fill in ;^death, and not only crossing tin^stream, but again in tin presence ^f i^his bishop, he reiterated his convict.cn^that he bore ^no III w ill to I'olonel Iturr. i^and met Bfm with a llxetl determlnu- ,^Hag to do him no lisim.' The death^of Alt xaiuler Hamilton. Vltk tkree
ri3is still left him la aaaaatete tka hair-^t Irch of Bt Mrtkdajra, praved an Irre^^parable loss to state and country, and^added its bloodictit record lo the dm IV^^aagainary ckroalelaa,
O'ltlNXHI.I.'H(INK AI-T'Allt.
inike ''i^tH\ dud w hit h reaalted In^I tke t' it h of VBalerre, HeahH o*Oap^^; mil egperleaced a sorrow which ba ear*^I rted throaak ihe rapahhadar af his in .^1 'There is btoad ea mi hands.^ ba ag^^i claim d ovei ami ever again, ami the^stigma nf tke stain braaded the great^llheratcr in ins own spag farever.^O'PnaaeM in ope af kla famoaa ^peackaa^denoaared the corporation of DakHa us^a baaajgrly tatporution.^ which LVBa-^terra as a mem be i of thai body took as
apersonal gRiant. It whs in vain
thai1''^'. BPetl proteated thai h^ Inti ml -^i.i aotklag perannal to D'Baterre. Tim^la11 r penlated in tetatlng tke gsairal
lemarkinto u pernonul d 'ScriptIon of^iis ini mbers and so acted that a met i-^ing was iBlVltBldr The oppoat nts ni^'^ai 'lishop's court w ltli pistols al larelve^paces. Before h. ginning hostilities^il'i'onnell said tn one of tin witness's.^'This seems hi BM not a personal but B^political affair,. I am obnogloui to a
party,ami they adopt n fals^ pit tense^to cut me oft. I shall not submit to it.^Tli y huve rerhoaed without their boat,^I prom lee v.u 1 nm ape af Ike best
slimsi^ lieitind at n mi.tit. 'i.iviug as^I public mail considered It a duly to
pitpur. for my aa/a protect Ion i pHnet^each unpmvoli .1 aggieaatna us haa
present. D'Kstet also dellv red a
hartspe. a dleclaimlag all boatlllty to
Illsi'm noli' euintrv num. II ^ also ua-^an unerring marksman, ami. taking his^paattlcn. croaaed tit;- pistols upon I is^boaom i iieiitri. ally At the wore ^ffln^both weapons a ere dbsrkarged almul-^tam .usiy. tiTotitnii went unharmed,^wiiiie Dakrtem f II Ip death. Babee-^oaently O'Connell was t kg Hi agi d by^Mr Bakerl Peel, afterward prime mln*^Bier, but at th^ tiag seer start for tit -^land, becaaat af ^ Blppaai remark^niatle by the liberator coniernlng Ihe^origin of BbbL The affair BgajM ba Ike^eats of ike authorities, hew ear, arka^prompt Iv ilistui'ltetl the arningemt nts.^ii'i'onm ll in later ycais Invaruiblv dc-^rttPed dm ling having reglsiercd a vow^in heaven )^ eathtc of the hhaaj upon his^I haada.
Henryilroltau was n famous dls-^itutunt. bin i scupc.l without the usual^fatal peppHy. His Invective* hnrted at^niood in the Irish Barlbunent reawttad
Iin un urrangt-meiit for u meeting, but
uladlrlal aarrani terminated the at^^tempt. Iii the cl islne years of his^lieat caret i. however, h^ eajeyad tka^satisfaction if wounding tn tht arm Ike
adveraaryarka attacked ins aeetlvei^i ami ^ haraotar in Ik* memorable BOMB)^I in Ike haiHamiIII In Dnklin In tke de-^i bate .ui its abasalatioa. laaac Parry^] was the rush speaker arka called dow n^, gang his head a torrent at ateejnattt
akaaa,a daat w as laeviiable. Botk^oppt.n nts went directly from purlin-^mt tit to tin- Hold, and in the darkening^twlllgkl ^^rattan w.iuntbd the arm of^In- assailant.
rtXTOfBTKllITt ANTAtii i.VISTS^John Pkdhaei wtis BBsshkar kaBbjarenl
tnhm.in who had his share in tke f n-^lama ^^ t' boa r. He played his part as^tke in it. af tour eAeeia, the tirst aemr-^ring ut (he outs' t af his professional^rareei St. Ledger, an utliiif. had in^^sulted a clergyman who employed ^'nr-^ran ta dafeM hint. The lawyer Bjgshn^in termt' d biting sarcasm of the mar-^i ial ai;-;i ^ :^ .r v Ii^. in cialia i ion. is-^sued Mm a cliall. nge tke following day.^At ike em mnter BarraB Ballad ta fa
tarntke lif baa antagonist and th
gffalrlermlaati I
Itwas not ne-essary.^ said the wit^^ty Irishman, ^for me to fire a: him: ho^died three areata after tiie duel, af the^r Hi ^f his ov ii pls'ol.''
Carrap'aether duels arm fought^against Uard bmehtnataaaumlre. Lord^I'liin . ami thai famous bully. John^Bgaa, w ho iumplahud bttterly that his^Immense size gave his antagonist un^unfair advantage
Imight us well lire at n razor's edge^ns ut him.^ said BgaP. ^and he may^hit in as easily as n turf stack.
Itt'i vou what. Air. Repa,^ replied^CarrgP, pastel at hand. ^I w ish ta take
boadvantage af you arkataver: lei my
sizeba chalked out upon y uir side, ami^I am i|uiie content that every shot thai^hits outside that mark shall go for
nothing.
Aftersin h a dialogue shooting was^ineffectual, and Kean became one of^Cumin's ft ti mis. and his second nt the^Baal duel with Lord Hucklnghamshire
Amongtke tluels of modern France^arc th aa til Qamhcttu and l^.- Port on.^neither of whom was wound^.!, and^Boulanger and Mr. Fiouuet, tka former^bm ..nisi.-. Ininred.
TheMlnatlioi.
I'l'inii I'in k.
Tpaymi a^til conBdence^^Vcs. and w
tilprosperltv
cmt have
-mataeaaV'
tant have^^ restored.'
BPaaparByun-
confldenceun-
OTHERS
recoeariajjkam
llic li'.'.ie-s ul-^teti'litiK child*^birth, at nkp suf.^I'ler (rotn tlte ef-^kjctaai ii-ottler^.,
iltrangamagtiagg Blaplaca*
mentsoi the wo^^manly nrgflna.^will iinl ic!ieC^and a ^ l'ttanctit cure in Dr, I'ietret
FavoritePraacrintlon, Taken during^pragaaacyi the rYeaerlptlon ^^il XKHS CHILDBIRTH HA5Y
kjrm sparlflg Bat ireUgi tor Bartaftltag,
tlitis assuslinjf Nuliivr ami flailenim'
lulior.^ The palnml oti!r.-,i of eWla^^birth it; roltlieil ti its tennis, and Itte^dgaffera tlarrexaf graatljr btaaaaap), io liotii^Bjotntt and cbikL 'i ba peftad of oanipe*^niont is n!-o greatly tiiorteaad, tlte
niotlierittftiirtlietteil ami !nii!t up, and nn
ai.iin,;tkM t,; BoariahpaHat for
thecbild promoted. If
THI:MARMEO WOMAN^apaVlstate, nm ipian. or aeeramrfcad, it^ami im l.vr In ihatri M pell ai hgrmlf,^T la hi tits aaantt t:t:if la I did up bee^Mrength ami ram ikoae Biakntiati, or^ailmeata, which crc the caum af iter^trouble. Dr. I lerc**! Kaenrite heacrin.^ttnn draptsiarhmami aghm, BstkMsekai*
gadBgetmagagap, bringl ii lie'litug sleeji^and make:' a new BPJtPaN of her.
tanaMt.rmf.aftmn ^^^ kderamCb .v.
f.,writes ^ ^ l had iisee^mat i Ins riant stcetaisM^si. i f.,II ill* sfthi nrnniU^foi^^veti.t vrsrs ol stnc*
thri nth I iiivreasurna^, I ceesatted atTtha^^.he lant iraaad btr*^rvgstre wt ujo.. ^!^Sa 1 tht it was no help^for mr
vi -^ ^!^ ^^t i am
tK*'1t agaa laklaaj ft..
|*iKTt'^ PnvHtrtie t-e-
icriotioaaad took lee^h itles !t h Ibraf | ^^i
g-v- .vnd 1 Itjtrr tun ttvd
saymora at tin tnapiU^1 Ipel vsrv f lalttu' mid^in li,tt o^e v a, mv'lf-^t i .1 not ihtah i
UI ast. iittltL.u)a i aicdl ist.'
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