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if Hi'' I iiH'Ka-ti'A' ini
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tin; loiA at Uff Mai it is ii-fii'i-to ltial.c
any tnoiv laws ul.il : tiios,! it: rri.iVnc"
noM' .ai"' not (,'i.t ii'o,' I.
l'itt -iitir' has wry i-iairiy .--'itlfi Ixt
riol tli'!, t, after nearly miwii y.'ar-. It
was tia; small matter of .',7s'i,.i:J-(. hut
i. he is not jrr:ipin for any mun) of tiio
same sort of fan.
Tiiero is a i.oisonoin weed iti '..talla-
tiu coiintv, Motitana, whir i
.-lieup. When thry eat it t!
criizv.leavo Hie htuiil, :ue! n
iiilo'tlie river.
The ':!', fatin'i s of ( a. I'loriila,
nassia! an nr ;': iar,r'- f ri'o : tin : ' oiii'.-aiial
weation-. ar.'i iv.v tnrv iia'.'" a .iiiall
on ! hiio'.v wait! to 'hi
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foiv.-ii'lit is roil-
arinorv f i
with it.
Twenty vars a,ro
was riilieiilril lor on
wanll'l collie when .tilinoa
cheaper than ne'iil. in
ilav has rutne aial iii
iinix.'il.
In tin! last, four years ia Alabama,
Arkans:', I'lorida. (inir Louisiana,
Mis-ii-rii'iii, 'i'i'ii:ii'--e.', and 'I'laxas tho
inrtva-e of taxaiiii' proji'-'fly has liei'ii
JI'.il.Hiiii.hls. and tlie latent taxation
has been meanwhile reduei'd.
A pound oi' t'i"l reruvian bark, pow
dered .and :"': I'd in liiluti'd aleoho,
then ev.ao irair i ifovn to half a pint,
and jriven :,'ii,i inebriate in teaspoon
doses every lhreu hours for one or two
daws, then r 'due 1 1 r;i itialh' for ei j;ht.
or ten i!as to live drops, wiil.it is .said,
result is a permanent, detestation of liij
uor in an v form.
A C000 Year O'.d C:i.ik
"Wo want to si'e the hi.r snake.M
Stieh was tlie reipi't-t inadi' of Mr. 1'.
M. Iiii-nhtirdt in explanation of a rinj,'
tit the door-heil of his residence, No.
I.dlTi l'oplar street, yest-nlay tiiornin.
On the steps were jratlieivd ahaif-doz'-n
children beionine; in that iicie;nborh)'"l
rr.iij:iuur in ae from .1 to 1-' years, who
cautiously inquired if tlie .serpent were
lik.'iy to iiarm them. They were to!d
that "no harm would befall ilium, .and to
tiie littlo ones entered. No .sooner had
liie door closed wlii'll another tuat Hie
bell informed Mr. Lienhardt that more
ealier.s welt.' waiting lo bo tuiinilted to
satisfy their furiosity. This lime the
visitors proved to be adults, ami !-, a
steady .stream of men, women, and
children kept up till day. much to the
I (llseollllorl ol till! ol)lllrlll' owner oi i.ae
tiling which nianv had com for .-'piai'i's
around to M1". lCiiteriiu' the iiaii liv
spectators hriield a petrili"d stiak'- 12
feet ion" and '!') inches in (ireiimferei!"e
weiliin;r over Hi.i pounds.
It was found one niotith ;i'o imbedded
in ti coal vein iti one of the mines of the
Leonard Coal company, in (,'euliv
county, IV nn-ylvania. Tne miner who
rtin across the remarkable specimen of
petrifaction many hum I red feet beneath
tho earth's .surfaces was thunderstruck
at the discovery, and experienced some
thing like a cold chill down his back
for the lirst few moments after his pick
brought to lilil the serpent's head. lie
called his comrades and ihey aided him
in divine; it out. Jt had to be cut into
sixteen .sections before it was jjotteu
out of the vein. Tin; snake, was exhib
ited for several days in a hut near the
mini', and people for miles around Ilock
ed to see llie strange tiling the like of
i which, it was said, had never been seen
1 : -e ; l.i V 'I i. . .
t'a' tali .-:r.r! "I i.:.'.
'ill, I '. i ;v. aiu-:. st, :.. iii
One ilrojis into l.or- 1:
iy i. a : : 1 , l; I : i i 1 1 1' fr.::i : r In
ii::;:?:i. riei .. ii"t
a:;ain till ir t. i. hi : :
lie' otle .- u I j,-e; a ! V. a s ill , i
sl,CCi'S-l o pl'opl'ii t" a - '
into his wajnia. ':;' ;, on . : -o
and if you will p v. 1 ii 1; ;)
no limit to tin" cotir.i !.'
Vol) - tleelal','- t.'ial iio,, af'i
seen auiintils more or i we
ivnv, In' proposes to show yon
l-'ortunalt'ly, there tire many
perfection, lie may have
iior.se or colt of a cerlain a;:"
which has made tho best s!nr.i
fourth heat, or tpiartcr of a
average at till distance.-., or
stallion or brood marc, or tin
u as a
m; v. . i i
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ti pari::;
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teetivi's, 15. in
ill Atlierieati
ard iti tiie e.
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of ;'a
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v a- e liipl'-;
lit i't,:.;-, an
t i le e;) :it :
! !:r t rain wa
ut .New 1 on; A su lucti i
ear aron-eo' iiilil. a 'd to iia- c:
found that his prisoner had
ked tin' loex :! tli" '.nil tell!
i o , caiii'it. Jl" rit-tie l into iih
vittjear and in jui rf-1 of the r induetor wiicft!
ilieir : tlie hist slop iiad b-en made, lb' was
;,, r, .,l .,i ...... I., .., .i! '!., i!"im
had .-laukeiied sieed a few mile-fur! tier
on to run on a sidinir. lianas felt sure
that hi! was wide awake wtien tiie train
stopt'dl ai Fonda, and tva-oie-l that
tiie former had made a da-m for iibertv
le Irani w as stopped
'oi oil' and walked
'rS't I Til fnt'lll Si'tt!" : !(;. i-.t" idetl of
ya! i'ti'i' on w '. a i
rilli'l live ! i' ' 1.
t :,e casi l.i.i U-!"
in id-: of in-, ,a i al
a il t..e l,e o , i ;i of a i r .
! nii'in, i.e carried on hi- .1'
of j a at norit v i f a rati - iee.
"at' ; ari-toeratie ',', ,e ! ,,!i d it
lU-s i.'adiy. l' le,,',:ilv tee II .'..-! ,.''
Ull Colotlia! t','-i i'-tlee- ill I.'.'' ! l',e i-
ana- j Well." tee fo' in s- - -.;' Mam;
idiii in ( iioue- t ; i;;n , , Y i .tinia
'ittj! ! line,' ni.t'.'iiili''rir -' rue; n: e. -itu
'I an ! Carer's Cr- -k. !'-- I nat! oil" in;
liie , Vol ii r.'.M f, ! - tin il i'.v
Ih'Ii- was eotupie , o a't"!- I : - ate
U.il , .son, Mai.ii I'ti ; , .;. 17 o. eat
I .:- . eoi;-u tne, 1 ,i , . - e e; t iat . i :. at
i in 1 whir h mi v !" Ii el :, tote
'lit. ! nic'l's to' i... ti.ade .! !.!.; o.
na-' t 'ii..!,'!1; .;at; i , a 1 v.- !: ''.;
i . 1 1 : ii'opor, en ati-t . ; on ,
iearain
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tl.olll
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ll'ol-ts
W l.rll
state
n : of !i;e
.ariii he
i ii verl v
Cam! es-
ba .t 'yne
e is
una tlie ri
has super-e led ;..e ot t.iii; ,1
was Hal and co !: . ! , i; i, h
liamented witii a l.ny." ia
for li-h. Alti.oie.rn ol
meiisions. Uo-ev, ell i-i c'ti.p
ami liotwitlistaii lin ' t's nakt
treeless r-i-otiii'!-, its briei: w:
stone capping-, softened by tin'
colorings of ti.e t-1. : -i i : - for
ci'iitiirv, inak'' ti line imore-si
trace now rrmatns of
.xi i
!tlt'
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d
iiis :o.,i
bieti ;,!
oVri' a
on. No
t.lat
a Horse.
kinds of
the he-t
. the one
a heat, or
mile, or
tho bc-t latter that
out! which ! ami the di
int. Ti
'Ctive ;
has done some of these things tit privateiback to I uida. Jle api
it not puiiiio trials, j'.acn out; na?, ai
any rate, the colt which is "hi to be
the ivat horse of the world. This is
and amiable, vanity easily pardoned,
and the enthusiasm is rather catehinir
A man's stock is greatly to his credit
ami standing in tnis section while he
lives, :m I when he diesis jirinted prom
inently amontjj the list of ids virtues.
II". V." r.Uhop, in Harper's Magazine
fur Orlv'hi:
tie
by a e-rnilo-
-tiort time lie
to sleep anv
il) those parts. An otlieer of tho Leoti-
A man appeared attiie San Francisco I ard Coal company obtained possession
police station and said he had been of it, and had it on private exhibition
poisoned I",' his wife. Ho described ' for several days at his olliee, No. o7
mamlelv tne circumstances of the poi-
somnti, a.sserliii'j that the dose was put
in his c'lllre.and then, falling in spasms,
he died. Tiie wile was at once arrested,
but on examination it was discovered
thai there was no trace of poison, and
that the death was from apoplexy. drs, but his love for curiosities is
A ciirm-Kv of divorce legislation i.-i ' ;real that he womd sooner pu
Walnut place. He soon became tired
of the rusa, which included brokers and
business men, to his office to p't a
rliinpso of tin; petrilied snake, so ho
uvsetited it to its present owner. Tho
alter has also been run down bv visit-
so
tin
round in tiie act
March JX, lwtr, just
eraey collapsed, to t
vorco intiv be oraiitei
f (it'or;:ia, passed j with mic.'i
before the colifed- present.
ir cll'eet I nat a d
to loval females
annoyance than part with his
.!! a' M uirhes
:iii exceedingly
, , w.n) smolies
brands with a
d his custo
i. loses his
of intense
who, i i"i ' ., ;, s at-" in tiie service of the
Unit-'ii S: o' ; av b'eu voluatariiy
within !l.e ::ti ' i .e i ;ie;ny, ttivin
them a.d aiel eoni! ri.
A prominent I o e! m
ter.N. II., is tin' father of
bright four-year-old bo
cigars of the stroirrest
fjvmuie re! i -li. and. if dene
inary siuok... efows peevis
appetite, and shows siu'ns
physi"ai sail' i'iur. I'iiy,ieia;is have ad-
i-e l mat tne child b" e'lveti a regular
al.ow auee of tohaceo.
Jews and Christituis were never any
where more completely separated
than during the past .s 'tiion in the Cat
skills. All Jews or none wtn tiie rule
alike at ho'rls and hoarding houses.
Two hoteis were kept by brothers, and
in one rsttilili-hiu nit tiiere was no Is
raelite, while in the ..her tiiere was no
Jt'iit :!.
Tlit- New M-'xiro town of Siiakspean;
wa; ridded of scoundrels, two years sijjo,
bv hanriii-; a fi-w of ihein ami the
H'c'tit o! tiie iv-:. Russian Hill was one
of the former. lie had been a Very bail
man a horsethief, highwayman and
bumtuer. Tin! sherifl" of tho liouni v has
lately received a letter from the Amer
ican ron-iil at St. lY'ter-iburLr, makin "
it ( lear that Iii!l
Tel In in.
The horse Iliarkwood l'atrhen is an
inveterate tohaceo chewer. lit! clamors
for the weed ami is never perfectly at
case in his box stall unless masticating
ft cud. "To sou him j out of the
stable," remarked the. trainer, as he re
moved tiie wire muzzle in order to giv
1 ne .snake h
Its head, body,
well preserved,
distinct. I1 is
of a dark lead color,
and tail are wonderfully
tiie outlines heino- ipi'ite
-oiuewhat llatted on top
and I iirotl''!l the rentr,' of tin" bo I',
rid'e an inch in dcpin.
A well-informt! I naliiralis! nnerlcd
with the Aeadeniv of Natural Sciences,
examined the thin fir two hours on
Saturday last, lie said it was the best
petrilied specimen lie ever saw, and he
claims to be well up in that line. The
ridtje ho explained as beintj duo to the
wasting away of a portion of the en
trails and undigested food previous to
the timo when petrifaction set in. lie
claims that the snake was fully six
thousand years old, and belonged to a
species now found in certain portions of
Africa. i'ii'Ai'c''ii't Jtvcortl.
Divt-rcifbd Agricnlturj.
The Ccriiiantown (l'a.) Telegraph,
unlike some other eastern papers, is al
ways wiiilntj: to uive tin! west its due.
In a laic is-ue it says:
Tiie amaziii' .success in American
agriculture in tiie last quarter of a cen
tury is very irem rally attributed to the
use" of improved machinery as applied
to the cultivation of a few leading crops,
but our own impression is firm and
strong tiTal no small share of this
work of success has been caused by the
enlarged development of more diversi
fied crop.-, especially in the northern
and western state-. In New York
state the introduction into the rural
districts of establishments of an exten
sive settle for the manufacture of butter
and cheese has produced results of so
much importance that similar organi
zations are now found in New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, and mo-t of the nortn
westcrn states. On the other hand, tin)
immense ".r ain-irrowin init re-ts of the
northwest have developed on a pro
digious s(-a!e a system of h'Cai 'Tain
elevators established by .the railroad
companies for the stora'-:", purchase
and sale of trrain crops, which principle
wiil iiltiinairlv become univi r-a! in till
tlit; "Teat raiii-proiJaciuL' districts oti
the rcpuhl.e.
prui-
.1 . i . , ... i
cipai iioici m me low u vv a noi, nun
was informed that tiie house was full
all except one larjv room, with a double
bod, which was occupied
man who had arrived a
fore. rati"S was read'.
where, and triad lv acc.'t.ted tlie oiler.
He went up to t ho room and stu down
on a chair, overcome with mortifica
tion, and after arranging a mental pro
gramme for tho following day he start
ed to x to bed. Turning down tho
coverlid the detective glanced careless
ly at the sm rin;r occupant of tiie lied,
'fo his surprise and joy he beheld the
features of Imbert, the former. Creep
in'jf quietly into bed, llanos 1'can
niitlin his companion in tiie rib-. Im
bert ceased snoring, turned over, yawn
ed once or twice, and then opened his
eyes. To his intense disgust he found
lianas lyinu licside him, smiling broad
ly. The Frenchman was utterly non
plussed, and, sittintr up in bed, exclaim
ed: "Py jrar, Mistaire lianas, where in
ze h ou come from?''
After that tin deteeihe had no fur
ther trouble. His prisoner was safely
landed in New 'rk, tried, convicted
and sentenced to ten years in the state
prison. He died after serving eiht
years, and up to the day of tleat.i de
clared that nanus was in Jeain
the evi; one. tit HivU !pk in I rcss.
tiie lla ';:iu
I paved the park ii,uii"dia'.eiy in 1 ;:.
or the iron raiilti j; which sc.rroutide ! ;'..
i The broad stotte steps at each d ior
have aNo di-app"are I, tiioiiu v.-itii the
'trees which shaded ibo laun. l-'hankitit:
j tiie house on either side appear the dis
mantled porters' lodges, uuii tiie re
mains ot the wine ce.iars ailjoaiuiu,
where, altiioti u'" tie re arc suuc-iive
cobwebs in a'oitiidaiice. not even a pi v
of broken bottle is left to till one with
visions of tin; sparklinu vintage which
once stocked t.icm.
The interior arrangement of the
buildinu may be described as briuu of
three stories, whose lloor plan consists
of laru'o hails, with cross passages on
which the rooms onen. (a enterinu.
the cool ami airy effect of this arrant;e
lU'.'Ut is the tirst thinu noticed, ana is
very pleasinu. I'm! main hall on tiie
tirst lloor, which is duplicated on : he.
second, is o'Jx t i feet, with which ;ne:
cross passages comniunicate by arched
entrances, well lighted by windows, I
two of which run clear up throuuh tin!j
second story. The spacious hall forms,
one of the tinest apartments that can i
well be imauined. A peculiar feature;
Ti. tf liii' M';:-.oa !":.! Iidil tliji
i.titl i i'ji;iirii):u !s close al Jwitit!,
ittty I'l.c ii;! vltf: ci.in racts t: let ,
in (o.iii or nm; i;t I'.V. s,?ioitil c;t!l
-ii W. K. ST r:VA ?iT, CwnliiU-In:-
i'tiilih'!', f In cf "oin,s
M.is tli oi' lit- riii';,;ii :!!;!, Ot
t a 'v t! . JI.il cs . ,,t :) ; c! T;".'t
i i -!"::( i;a i .'", i fed. t'usi
H'iH'is !a!,cii !')! !');:.'; flint," or
riiiijiiic W'i-vU -i J i-;. T t- i'roiu
I'ip.il.'hii;' '()iitiic1v. I!:ti!(ii:!
i'i. ',)(; iof ;.;tc chi'itji.
GEO. JEKY1.L.
Ocntrasfor and Ml&w
CLINTON f.TR EIC'Y.
OT'!'.', WA . ll.l.l
.. j-rr; ir.s! ! arilo, r, i"r:',s..; i',,r ::':t kirn!.- 1,1
leiil i;.'!,.'-. li.i'ai ,li in.,:.', vie; i,i,;ki' 'siiriiiii'i-.
AT I.OWKST MCiniKS.
w;
as Stevens u
I farmer wtis
iiite black-bir
it'd to say tiiat a
a rarer creature
d. Illustrative of
.
a
I
it:
tor
a v.-
Eas3 in Baltimore.
The languid gracefulness of the wo
men of 15,'iltiinore, which is duo to tho
enervating climate, ami a niultitiulo of
servants, ' ami tho half torpid, sleepy
tpiiet of the city, the result of the same
cause, has an indescribable charm for
the worried and hurried Northerner.
Tho people there are linn believers in
the maxim laid down by Kmerson that
all ha-to is vulvar. They move about
leisurely ami tpiietlv, ami speak with a
slow sort of a drawl, w hicli lo a nervous
was a son t a Count l" '"ll"i i.t.io.iii,
winch is the lieiunl ol Mitiuiern cinuir'?.
Their oiieii-haiitled disposition is pro
verbial, and in no part of America is
their politeness and courtesy exceeded.
They speak adniirinuly of the energy
and" push of tho Northern ladies, but
have no ambition to emulate them.
They do not mind being told, in public
or private, that they are behind the age,
ami repeat the follow ing story, with an
I reckon it Is true." at its close, with
out anv feeling of regret that it is so.
stranger in the city asked of a native
llaltiniorcan the difl'crenco in time be
tween New York and Haltiniore. "Hy
minutes upon tho dial," was the an
swer, -ten; but in reality, 100 years."
him a clinw; which the animal received
with a neigh of delight, "you would
never ruie uetiin t tuni. lie acts so fran-!
tically, but tnu moment Ins touches tho
road hj becomes as uentlo as a lamb
and travels close to 2:)."
Iu the Arkansas Valley grows a weed
shaped liko a ball ami varies in size
from one foot or less in diameter to tivo
or six fect,somo specimens being as tall
as a man. It grows upou a tall stem,
which is, however, stout enough, to bear
the mass till it has ripened cr dried,
when a puff of wind will blow it over
and snap the slender support. Then it
is that every gust of winJ sends it roll
ing over tno prairie, bounding over
bushes and rocks witu the greatest
elasticity and lightness. lien the
wind if "strong and high these tumbling
Atlelo is a splendid cook, but it is evi
dent that sho cannot contcut everybody
and his father. The other evening Ma
dame went into the kitchen ami found
the gas stovo lighted. "Why Allele, do
you light your stove at this hour.' "inn
t have uot put it out 6incc morning."
"Why, girl, aro you crazy?" "No; but
Madame is always conip lai niug that I
use too many niatchei. l'arii I'aper.
How iV. ' ii 'V
I aro- '; , .
to th" -tiiel. v.ar
they kill, ii;' .
minute. I t!; e.i.:
titioii, but when
its performs !'.
lleve 1 lie ot leT
Toil Ih.bin-
boo.i oi a:- e i i . ", ;
gives, to a oi e,.
pork killing as carra
wh.ch is tioth :;rapi
As I caiiiiot give Mr.
of tlit! stock yards in
tense the same.
For in -tuner, we saw a
:runting and snorting in
piarreling member of a
pp.
was s'
ed iiv the lima leg ami j
small crane. This swuny
in i
a j.ig put th
went
said,
in one
,.i
Oil'
that
'. Ilier
i
i
1 can be-
charming
; 1 Saints."
rai otis i,;
a this oily.
I'iab ,rat".
Tiiad
content
than ti
the as-ertioti, he used to teli of a cer
tain fatnii' r at whose house lit! once
vi-lted. Mr. .Stevens observed that the
l'ai'iii'T's crop, which was just ripening,
was remarkable beyond anything he
had ever seen. "My friend.'"' said Mr.
Stevens to tii farmer, "this is truly
liitvtiilic'iit. There is nothing to bo
. T , .
tie.-ired in your corn vie. a iu;s eai
1 th
We.l." resiiontleil the farmer, guard
. . 1 ... ...... i I ... 1
ediy, "it is puriy la.r; puny iair. uui,
and tiiere wa
a noticeable tinge ot .sad-
ties
just
tho
s, "thar mil
. a few r.tor
CO''."
tht be
f.iune
few caancls
at the end of
ii i
i" : 1 1
iiii
, 1
on s ii
illicit
orv
laiuilv. Now, w'nat hat
porker was this; H,
pieo-lhl pig
ids pi'ii, a
oittirrelsotiie
'eiii'l to thai
S'ldd"llly seiz
rke,.l up on a
him swiftly to
the fatal tloor through which no pig ever
returns. On tre other side stood a man
with a glittering knife in his hand. One
plunge, 'of the cruel weapon iu his fair
fat neck, and the dead pig shot across a
trough and through another doorway,
and then there was a splash, lie had
fallen head lirst into a vat of boiling
water. Some unseen machinery passed
him along swiftly to t he other end of
the terrible bath! and there a water
wheel picked him up and thing him out
on a sloping counter. Hen; another
machine seize. I him. and with one rev
olution scraped him as bald as a nut.
And down the counter In! went, losing
his head as be slid past a man with a
hatchet, and then presto! ho was up
again by the heel-. In one dreadful
handful a man emptied him. ami while
another sijiiirte,'. him with fresh water,
the pig registering Iiis own weight as
he passed the teller's box shot down a
Ktecl bar from which he hung, ami
whirled around the corner into tne iee
housf. One long cut of a knife made
two "sides of pork" out of that piebald
pig. Two hacks of a hatchet brought
away bis backbone. And then in
seconds from his last grunt dirty, hot
headed noisy the pig was hanging up
in two pieces, cleaned, tnupiiicd iced.
Think of it. That poor and most un
fortunate porker, who, before hi) had
quite inatlo up his mind whether to re
sent tho lirst liberty taken with his hind
leg, was dead as a door nail, and halt
a minute later was actually ready for
tho cook. Albany Express.
In till'
A Jek: o:i leu Butl-tr.
iiOWeil tiiere
!y respected ti'.
t
. I;
I. me
()t;e
lend
was
n i,v
lay "he
a nice
It was indiscreet of Tuwin'H at tho
theater io iv:;i i;,., vhi the orchestra
plajed liie wobliiig march from "Loheu
prin." to hi friend who Lad been four
times married; "Ain't you mighty sick
of that tuue?" Uoshn l ust.
li-VH to
af mute
.e name ot "lUHiio .m:k-j.
took it into his head to at
ing which (iencral Batler
iiidrcss, as he was anxious to
catch a sight of the famous "Old Icli,'
whom it had never been his good fort
,a:e to gaz upon. Entering the hall
et.riv ai liit! evening lie secured a seat
in tin.' front row .and patiently bided his
time until tiie meeting was full and
Mutier arose to address the audience,
v. hich gieeteii him with vociferous ap
plause. "Oid Ien" cleared his throat,
began his speech ami looked around for
sympathizing faces, as is tho case with
liiost speakers. His eye caught the
steadfast gaze ami interested counten
ance of Dumb Mike. To him. there
fore, the speaker turned his attention
the whole evening, gesticulating and
nodding his head. ' Mike, vastly inter
este.l in the performance, bowed his
head every time in accompaniment to
the (ienerai's repeated nods. A part of
the audience witnessed 'his dumb play,
ami soon the whisper went around.
"Tne (Iencral is talking to lkimbMike,"
accompanied bv smiles ami winks.
Tiie Ceneral ela'ied by the favorable im
preion. be was apparently producing
upon the i bject of bis attentions, talked
faster and gesticulated more furiously.
As soon as'ite ended iiis speech he went
eagerly to shako hands with Dumb
M:kc, "who met him more than half
uav. l'.oth were shaking bauds ami
beaming with smiles as if they were obi
fr;en !s"aiiil the (Jeneral said iu an af
fable tone, "llow tlo you do? Glad
to st o von." Mike, catching tho mo
tion of" his lips, quietly put his hand to
Id i,r. nt the same time shaking his
head, (iencral l'.utier. after gazing at
him in astonishment, turned to a by
ftamlcr ami asked. "What the douce
does he mean?'' "On. that is Dumb
Mike. He is deaf as a post ami
tlie rest of the sentence was lost by the
smith n exit of the Ceneral in a tower
ing pas:on.
They ha7e a strange character in
Socorro, N. M.. a wild, unkempt bor
Jercr. wh-enamois Cn hgjhg
and who calls himself tho Kocky
Mountain Turk." Ho says he i is a na
ive of Turkey, and he looks like one.
His principal occupation is prospecting,
bunting and fighting.
i'i: i.e ni,i i!inj t'liiln.!, v, iii a..,! it ! thi'ir ml-
;..it;.,y i, t :iil 'ii Itiiu. ijav-Vl-Ivr
Meltoie Ice
Ttv iai::i :'s!l;,'.l lias ,i!ii-l;,.l nil Illti'tlu,'l!t I' Olitl'i III
lilt Prill!:'! Work, up Ml.ir-i, IH'XI (lour !r I'l-ll. Wt'1'l.s'
: ntll.v. noiili i,r itu'. Conn IIhiimv t Mtiiw.i. ill. Slum
i ti. iiis , mini ami hi'lp ii' I In ml iipiillf nils prompt
' i V ; 1 : ' I Willi ml fail. t'!i.',';!".- Iilii't. V il i'.
! April ,N, i,!-:i. i . 1.. fAt.KINS
Fare ftr Sale.
la llie town hi" joirai Una:,', tt s i T ,1 lintr i'n- nf Im
; .-"miliary, !,l'o I n Il.i- i;id III Ulna: Kami. C'alllailli
all,, ut .ii acf : lias liviiar hm'Iiii: wiili-r, i:i,n'i wrll ai
Jin'iM -: atioiil an an rs of iliuiirr. iiatuiii i, uiali'i cuilit a
lion ami 1 1 jui-iiir,'. A, oi r-s AUKI. il AlltilS. mi Pit
, p ri ii im . in hi I-nnii I.;i(M- MW!fll'.''. iiflilini,
r.iTTni aim
eastern wall. I
a parabolic'
stum! phi ne, 1
i,
is the great fireplace in tin;
The siairway. describing
curve if continued iu liie
descends into the hail w.tu a magn
cent swe.'p, and, although somewnat
mutilated, serves, w.tii its molded rail,
fluted ami carved banisters and casing,
belter to iliustr.f i! the original beauty
of the decorations than any thing except
tho doors, which, like the stair-titiirgs,
are of solid mahogany. All of the
wainscoting has been removed, and
both doors' and stair-ca.se tire marred
by a somewhat dingy paint, bestowed
by one of tiie many owners in time past.
Tho properly, containing l,')o acres,
now constitutes the Dean estate, and
was purchased for the sum of :.'o.O00.
llkhw.O'i-l '- !'' ''''
In tin- prii.it' of l.ls til",., I') llrWtif Di.-i a.-i1.
w ,r -.! ! y two 1'r: ",:l.i of a. voutiu
1 wtLa
Wt'O
i.iui, of tie- pt.n:-', 'A lio iliot :i,-l toi.L' at: Willi
t;.al iliva..tot aii'l i oi .-r r ;..u - I'.i-.'af". All'!
It. i' i'.Ij, m-c i- i rsva-.ni; ini'l ihIvichmii: l!i;c ll.i
::::i:',:i i.f a ;."' im! :iri;e.'. A;:,l tii"j;iin' ami n'.'.
la'.l vitttths 1" Il mi pyi-ry liaiiit. 11 it i;!i:n:a.-i!C
at it. ! rati' of '' ; r r !,!. ii, It: l'ni'.r.l Hani.,
l! tin - l;i p., -i'i'.v i ;, loptoi;'. to i:i.-:ili;ilis!i il.
r.a '. i i", ' ."- "i, it- U-'tn: ni'.iu arc". Ify.iu liiivc
niO t;-o'i!il .;!h y,.iir I.ivi'i' i r Ki'luy.-, (":
r-'tti'l" at nht'i' li- lori' too la;,-.
I'.r!:.'!i!' iil-'ii-'.', If t.iia.n In tln.f, fin
ri". it; .-o, il tvo'ititi-il villi K 1 1! nr L'.vir
(ii-'M-r, takr Sitiwi-l,'-
I'M 'I'.r, tli' llln't oi.-
rep)-a c M-
i 40-Acri'
1 Oil-A ere
1 llll-Al'M'
SO-A ITI
lC0-.crv
Al-'l filln'l" l a
,in-:l:l.-'"T- pi
i ttAVi't rot: -ai.:.
I'min. ." inil liiim 't-vn:
I itrni. I1 tuiiU-s friiin (lllawHi
T in, " miles frinii M.:
K.tim, A Mips (lion (iiPikvn-,
Vrni. I tnilfs I nun Oititiva;
In mi. 1 0 mi !' 1 rii nt OHnwn ;
iti rru! iih''!:i'!ii,' of It v It v.ail in al! ca.-,
n! Klo.'iry cr l.tvt'r ili-in.-c euro ".)! l'rit:e t
;T In,!
STILWELL MEDICINE CO.,
U-..I-I -1
l 1 ar.;a l:.-
n.
ti inif.t.-v. .1. wet
! I A X "t )1 ..N '.
si'..:
MOXMoffll. II.I..
SEEK
health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feci fresh and strong?
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
arc tired of that kind of life,
you can change it if you
choose.
I low ? By getting one
bottle of Brown' Ikon Bit
ters, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
MansficlJ, Ohio, Nov. ;6, iS3i.
Gentlemen : I h.ive suffered with
pain in my sitle and back ,and great
mrenesj on my breast, v ith shout
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with Treat weakness, depres
sion of spirits, and loss of appe
tite. I have taken several different
nedicincs, and v.is treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, tut 1 Rot no relief.
1 thought 1 would try llrown's Iron
ltittcrs ; I have now taken one botile
and a half and am about wcil pain
in side and back all gone soreness
all out of my breast, and I have a
pood nppclite, and am gaining in
urength and flesh. It can justly be
Called the Aing cf uudUincs. '
John K. Allender.
Brown's Iron Bitters is
composed of Iron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
THE WEEKLY
! LaSallR Co. Her
!!a-mm iin il mviili r knotvn ilM.nrtton us lb" atili'M.
i ,i- i:io.,t poivi'i'i:! nut tin' im. ft wi.lily ciriiilalcil
i (Ivriniin W's-'xlv in IIik state, otiti-lili' nf the rity "1
U'liienjp). Il i" ri --oi.-iii.o-1 lu evi rv rlas ami i-li'ini'iit
.1- Ul-I MOIIIO ' .,iO!KIH n, i-l I I'i -' i" n i ' ' ""
; i.i-titiih iiinl spirit ol' tin- llt'i :iia:i i .. ipuliit inn of Central
I'll!
i niii
i;i popu.nriiv nn-i I'ri ai i ,n-r,::io"u ai-.oio; on- o,
i.l and ir,,spi ions lirrir.ar.s lieKtiW4 upon il H vulue
:-an a-i v,r, i-i ii- iim iiiuiii -.i., n ji--, !. .-..--
i t'j oilier (.riiian jonrioil Iii ihls part f t lit; t-tmt' t'l
C. ZWANZIG, Editor.
(ittii'.Vii. III.. Man ii IT. Is-.l.
CMcj.30, Earlington and Qulncy B. K.
Oolnlier 1 tlt'.i, 1 KHI
Going South,
'! Going North
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! 7,50 :12 02
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; P.M.AB PM.AHl
I reli-'ii 1 trains rnrrvmg paMenu rR leave tlttuwa B
l'oltow: For Karl, '.MO . .: lor A uror 1, 1'l.ttj A.M.;
lor Slrentor. 5 li a. .. I.l.s p. ., anil ti.17 P. M.
! MurnliB tntin iiia'es close cohU'-ftlon al Aurora lor
I ut' polntH east and we-t.
j Pullman TalMee ik-epiiKt Citrn. C TV Q. PrnwIiB
i:,..u- i'm'h, Ilnrloii'ii llcplinlnn Clmir Cars, anil the C.
!l. t,. l'alm e Dinin Cam. Iy this route. All iHformii.
- mm uliout raie of fare, tleeiunit car eeoiiiimKlIIon
mi l time tal!e wll" brlieerf,ilfv (riven Iiv hpi1ii:r 10
VV.M 1VAL I.OWM.I,
Ceneral 1'a.sBi Hirer Agett.ClilcBKO.
i TllHS. J. I'OTTKIi. .,.,-,.
tieneral Mn:m-r. Ch'.-'acti. T. II. MA1.MN.
Aennt t ttw.
Chicaco, Rock Island & Pacific Batiroad
:,KW TIMK TABLE.
(;mf. :-.st.
:,i. i. P.-ielnc Kxprens ami Mail
1. Niitlit Kxp-i'M
ti, KnniM. City Upresa
- s 1 in. aco ami Uiivoni.rt Arcom.
" 10. I'ern Kant AeeoiiiiiiotiatluU
" 1J, St. l'sul Kjtr-f
t'iijltli Currying rntngrr.
...11.2.-1 a v
... 3.".'."l A M
... 2. HI A M
... a.? p m
... 7.tri a x
...11.55 a m
. 1K1 P x
. 5.40 P
. H .I", P M
.. 7.45 A M
,. 3. lorn
.12 Mam
. l.snn M
.. 1 .35 p M
. 7.fp a
.. 2.1 p m
,. IIS a
T nil 10 arrive in CMcfto t 10.10 a . nd lMTr
CliicaK- t 4 4-"' P- ' tSun.ly exeeptrdl.
ll .nd -. run dullv. lnclmiitu Sunday.
Si' -JS !! a m-tll hve pnwner etweh, camlEit
pawners tletwen.IlletntUBll.
V ilnil itrrry pMwn(n.'r betmec Blue lt.ntl
'"no1; cJrrle Pks-nfrc b-"" Ott in.t Bin I
land K. . Cabl. (W Manager,
r ftp .lonx C. t- Kmni i".
GDl Tkt rtt. A t. Agent at IKt.w.
GOING We-t.
Vo. 1. Atlantic Express
S, Mtht KxprriM -.
S, Chieapo and KaiiKas City LxproA
7, Iiaveiipurt AtvoiiinuHliitina
" 9 I't-ni Kat AcetiniMit"latliin
11, SI Paul Kxprew. via Alln-rt U-a
Freight Carrnlnj raK0r: