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COPIAH SIGNAL.
V(I|.. II.—NO. «. HAZLKHURtrr. MI88IHHIPPI, THOTWDAY, OCTOBER II, imv*. 12 00 A TEAB,
THE SNAKE S DILEMMA
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AN KXrKU.KNT I'l.VX.
A Om* ofTltf F« v**r nnd How It
W «in (*ur*-«l
Tin work *»f th* f»in 1 oti«f «a
t»%t i f«i< t|i« «h«\ tin «li «n n ith
tl»fi rkM jiihm of tli* oi«4 m\ **iii, * h*»
h*‘l *f«Mn totli* % 11 l«/« • «*rr in Uii
•ti«l in tlo* t»ijf iiiaiNiMbIi • Uti lii'ii
I Ml III*-1 Mr* . Ml MM I | • i, f. I,. I till
kiitn Ml !»»****• m*m ant I In /
•round m irnM «m*>Ii IU* forwri
• mm M*4Mill a .III Ik I It I. li |M|M I, h»
• if* mm- •».itt it/ • |M*ti I **n ihi kit*«
Ilf till I. II «ri > - iiiMi imti %■«» Wm* k* r
|**(« kl 1 «. Mi <i \| I.IHM MM* I Kk hl't
In/ m I immI tif hj«M mim! m hit* /**|t|i \ r fo
il »iuhIi tiiif'
Tliwr n ,* -iii'in in th* kit« Vn
*•*•* Im tli* *t«M|»|i||i|f *»f tlo* fiir in lit*
•t«i\*. 11«« ti« kit./ of tin *»i/ i »/ht dm
rim k in tIm ihhiht, tm»i Ihr m«ti*> of
th* ft.r«n* i • t.«*w *|* i|M*r. mhI n h«-n
M.* II mm m«m*| »l„li *1 *|« ’filji» h«*th
►trt aUt i mm* lu.ahond *| u|> l
•ur|>t i—
"W Hal - t . m ■ Rmi| .......
Ihr lallet t hat • .h a a. tt>. I.n.d
rat I flu heard )wi gnr II*- am
•hi** gott. kpiif.'' | .HI l.k.fc aa l!
)>•*> had i lug loud o*» tint mind **
"I t».ni . ' li - k l* at Ida \ i|« 'li.tl
|t la (, t*'-ut ald( It ) ttti ni«i*l khan*. I. |
I l>« 1 •• taut** t atone a* Mug a* I C'(H
lavar It | Here i. .’real trouble in ifarc
f»»i in li'iklatid *omtfn a |iai<| ta
iea.t th* fa* in
Thr Mraafmfarr Ml |o ihr Ihaw, ant
l«»» a tnonio.it thr farm*', haikod at hta
• He. tia. inotl, kuriiriead to otter a
• oral
‘liadng to b-.tr thr *artn'* hr u>
t—*nl«d. at t •'•aiah. tun iiut-t I*
dream i *u
M»* ll.ir* a inn! -I.ink lu>r lo-ed
null)
I e i*li | k i a kfi. «io tin
I i ’ • 1
I'1* **d t** h-rfik ok I hair n«ift<*fd
lor month. |....i thnt lie aamad die
•**'laticd ami fke*U*r«, and kin**- too
aolil \ m n h* hak grunthlt-d a great
d. at at-xil tin work and thr dullm-M
• ti|k 111. tnil t*k-dat I ok .Hoard
him e\ to Ja-1- r } Hat that h*' would
tod la tun a uomtli hem (tor that
lo had had of.otigh of farm life ami
tn'en.l.al to lonve and if r r rvfaeal
«» u ifMiM «** toil li. vtiiiiid run b« A),
•n*l Ink* hi* « M
tt A- II W4W M*»Mit fha»t * a«ui tk*
faMuor. engril) "t.inanot to It! I
ratter llillit lull' | e mi t iai)ik|.|.-r It
foi a m»ni( nt W hat would l>« la
eortli a tear fi-om »« if I let Mm go*
He'd fall in with all aorta of rearala la
Ihr .lit, and get «e all Into trontdr
Netidi . | icoi him hen It || la. ten
.eara at ».t tmhire llarrt i an take
Ilia ftlart . J.ftd br a got Ui «l«t |f |
hake to th tom down '
WIm don t you makr Mm aaal to
eta), hit,* arked th. gentle min ,,(
hia atater-tiolaw
■ If to a got th*- .*lt) f.-< ei on him
all th. I ..Ik Hg ia Ihe world woutdn I
do an. ir*«(d " r. joined ti e (aimer.
*’Hr e ontdr t Italm to a word *
Ihmt talk Hart |«( him over
o.iapert that you are aware of hie dr
ain* to Wave you Tn a are ptnn.
IUI. a f>laa I hare hrra thinking id all
da) "
•Tin- '»»< i-aa i km** of t» to u-ii
***•" a.y mind fteely. without Mgr brak
ing ahoul IS# buah. and lit* am*. r H’k
del* Ik* hotltr "
• Horn HI. dra’t hr abort- taking a
woman • advice Ijh aw- rail you bo*
to deal with treorg* I kata bora
hrrv thro.- month* now, and ho»»
taken a day latereat la lk«- kny I
Itatr *• «-« hi. ill»-ai i-fio t um and r*.v
ogwtroal llit i*u-r I havr u\erbrard
klai talking to 4a»|»r flint not* than
am.-, and oah yr.t.ru.y I brard him
ray that If kr oral to tkr city whakbr
named would ba hi. own. aad that
her* hr worked lr>-oi da*a to dark,
and «a» no hotter off at Ike end of
tkr yrar than at the beginning He
•aid that Tom Hlythr who la la a gno
ne* ) dan- la the city. get. ladt* dot
lar* a work, aad Tam la only art m
tern Mo*. If you want tieorgr to
•lay oa th. farm, giro him an later
rat la It Kll H- la rlghteam yrar.
aid aad kaa aonkeu faithfully for you
r«- r aim* hr mnild talk ydain Hr kaa
bad hla bad aad lodging, aad two
awila of rlotkra a year, to ha aure hot
all hr actually rarar la that rally dog
which la aiwnya at hla krala. You
•ton raid I hr only kora* you had tkal
waa tt for tkr aaddiv Aad George
War a*traordlaarlly fond of Viaea "
"It naadk |dly U kwy a horar
that ao oat hut ftoorga a»*r roar."
raid tkr farmer, "aadah* waa taw light
lor work. Id a poor man. Hratrr. aad
ma t afford piaythlaga Ur my akU
-Tau ca« kaltar afford to kaop u
agtra bor o 'kaa to Mara par raa irara
you til- VTkom QknM )r» gad ofco
would tar* Ik Utotwat la tka work
that Omwgr 4uM* tut ka*a thought
|| rnu; light that truwgy abvwki do
I hi* *l.nre tna ard running the fan*, and
*>•»* wa»i4md )«»ir dntj linin' la
I gii Ing liini a heat- Vnu are dl*|m*ed
•<> think him ungrateful hniuni kn
a ant. Ill bain you. nun that i tery )nr
miakoa lii. M'rilnw noire valuable Itul
! the tnu !• aniluiimi* and it nut *at ta
li- d In liait-l in a i itvle lie nnnta to
make nun. b-»-lnatt And It la only
natural
I In fai nn-r l» -n--d hi* head *ui hta
lianu a l«»-k <•( Mi « |i llio-ighl on lib
rial "I tmaten fa . Ilka gen
Ib tidvr la '«« • |ilain >|a-nking had
gi'i'ii it-e In thought* a hii h bad nev
« la-fore . at- red hi* 1111ml
I Iw-ltr-Vr )om e more a half light.
II- *ter (.« *muI at la*i • I'll think It
all aver to night, and mahe uji my
llund It hat to do |'d la- bait liera
a Ithoul trm.i'g- . .mu l-a *ha u 1 leave
i the farm If I r an belu H."
' Imw wo*'I keep him Ml t* iu* luhar
lli.tt, ami %|r» lot* aa. foehug that ah*
IumI aid enough, folded up her work
nnd taking a tamp from a -heIf by the
-lot. a< at op dalrt lo her own naan
•I -I 11 ilaihr.uk -he aa* rtmaed
• ■ u a •• . nd . p It) IIm> -onml of a
hoi*. - h*--?- n the t ard and looking
• lli. Klin .a -In am Kll trolling
a« at on old K<aoi
" 'o le r til he lie going ni Ihia
hour a he llittoghl
When ahe amt dona -lair- at *n
• o . Ita-k. ttrge aa* *tandiag hr the
kll. h. n tattle, hat ing Junt i **me ia
• <h I (tail* of milk Ilia fnra
»•**■» d ~oiil.-oi.-d unhappy look.
|| lo merely it.*1d«*d In return for hi*
noi.t *i'ln*r) ttiad morning"
t a iteni. later lit* father ra
il '< •! htil (teoi-gw, a ho liml gone to
• •111 of 111. a.adoa* Iiul ana haiking
oil. • i It .111. did not • t ea g tan* • up
1 Mi *ntil Mr*
I ■ I heard tow ride aaa) al
iiul k»r>-nk
1 I .'"*nl to I' ii* d tp oa a
mailer ol III.-In- ** ""
I .ti • alter* you *old Vilen papa
I " • it tt-a.tl Utile llarryr. and Mra
. I. • ... *aa a .juster jut*, ntef l.eorga •
fat e aa the I hi id *|atke
1 - !*.(. | aold Vixen la lata
I yer Ulan ley 1 leorge ‘ turning to hta
—M I** Otade up my mind to |mrt
• ilh liml fifty-aver lot hy the river
W hat do you think t*f liml*"
*tlf etHtr* you are to get a pad
prh e f.o it. Mr,' -aid the toting Bout
"<■ d. n ml; It * the heat pteer of
land ymi have
• llul I haven't *nld it I ni going to
gi 11- H an ay.
loti ll aaay*' repealed tieorgn.
iwintl out of hi* I mi liter. nee and alar
In .ll III* falhel aa |f he thought ha
hull not heard aright
I.— d****d It ov er, every Im Ii of It.
lo anmt* one I Hunk a great deal id. and
1 a lot daerVaa |»,‘ laying hi* hand on
Id* •*•« • *h<mlder . nml hia vatra break
ing a Utile • I am g->’ng lo giva it t*i
•lit am Itenrge llarewood. In have and
i lo hold ii- h* Hi atthoul «jue*Uon
*>r ltd \ n*e ”
Ton*-’ You nit nd to give that
fifty aeraa lo m* fnlher*"
*Vo* mt boy. and a ilk it. t a hole
h* -ail You'Ve 1 *•-1, a greet atm.
*te* -gt- so l | only alah I a* it- able t«
do in* irt* for y mi Hut I m Bad a rich
man. a* ymi knot, and I hate your
1 moth* r and Ihi thn-e llllle ..nee u>
prot |.' foi to* **tvtl. | aanl you to
hate Mart and thl* kfly arre lot alii
yield you a handatuue profit. You eaa
| hart day* In tin • *—k Ut rail your
itan nml that a III give ymi • ha nee to
wmb ll. and If you . hinaa* to hraak In
Ihul pill of ywiiii) ."ten | latughl the
oth.i day from Hngley, you .an hnve
llo in t *r y our Iruiibie
• I hi* Ikla —-eOt* be* mueh. air.”
*lamtm<red to-»ege * I don I know
lion I** 1 nank y on '
“Tim mueh1 Then I don t know
• l*nl Vial'll aay to tkla." and the
farm* i lm*k Ida —in hy the arm and led
him mat on I he pott-h “ Thera a
another pie—-ni for you, my hoy.”
• Viiea*" The aord ram* from
liwrp 'i lip* • ith a long nigh of yoy.
and a ith on* laaind he aaa nt I be aide of
Ik* little biark mare he had never
thought to nee again, and had both
arm* about he* neek •■Oh father. Id
rathei hate \ li-a Utati an) thing elae
IB the a wi ld'
Ami be hurled hi* faee ia the pretty
• venture a Btam , and in aplta of hta
< ight.* n tear*, fairly broke Joan, and
M.bbmf aloud
Thai end'd bmifa’i deaira to ,eavs
i he farm. Hr aaa navar agaia heard
in amotion Urn aabyaet. aad ha
grumbled an more about Ike bard
warh. aad Ike moootimy of kia Ilia,
but la avapy nay triad to abort Ida |f>
prta-iatkm of hla faMu r'a kladneaa
la hart. Ml llarawrad »a* trfmt to
aay art aaioa*lly la < otMaioa to bla
wife I bat he bad reaeaa to blaae hia
• i» ter-la- la a fur her grind advfea. and
that be ( wed it to bar that be bad a
aUtlwart arm to l«ma up ia kia advanc
ing year*
H'.l lieopge never knew to what be
••wed Ike i hang* ia kia fortuaaa.—
Ilaaya Miatanf.
•park* an<| Ftaaba*
Thr n»<-e>|iilu> l* • kua kuf
A Hay \V. . hlrofodlal baa dubbed
htiu»lf "Willi**. Ikr cora rurrr *
If Tied lb* girl* will Imartably br
fou nd a anting t<<*-p*cam
No* often day • lawyer * rhargua
ha meatlnwed a* burdartag oa th* laa
aooiaal
Mint hievmi* youth May aa wall
•land frwM uadar * be* rboierie old
age r* lace* a doatea Ua ratae raaw.
I •‘Ah. yaa. all mim! taha though* bar
th* Murnau. MuaadaahahMIy drwaaad
UMther «af had pun*. a* with 'madia
under kW tr*. ha anal ted hi* turu a*
•ay uaa laV* 'Thar* • th* aoataa
a* the cowatar. hr laataara ahe'*
paa a'd-'er-rtag l*r*rml trm /Vwt
- MartrtM ' Na. data ywuf fte
leaaa M* or ITJ erruaa* ' Theda* a*a.
fair ■ ■Ida* 1 dtd hut try U> that you
boa i hay ara gtdgg t# aaarwta artel*
■ala hy alaatrtaMs. I h**a doaa
wroag. far*wall I aaii tor th* PhU*
upurL* I wood thi* aftaraoaa a* thru*"
••Htav J did not uadarMaad Th* mm
■atw«, ia an* altagethar diaagr* ah I*
Alagadra*.
fMMCNSl FOftTUNCS.
I I
To obol M oilml Amwrtna boo to
M« IbbiMl of fmiaiM tu mm of oo
tocyn—, offering tbno grantor poaat
btllUoo of wooltb tboa ooy ntbrr <-»ua
trj. onto* ||uno mowtty gi»**n of tbo
gmatoot prtrotr fwrtuooo to tbo world
•bow. It to stak'd that tbo fltro rttfboot
l—rson* to lb« world oro Mr Jot
•hold Mr J It Mo tif. I*<«d |nlh>
nblld. tbo bood «f tbr Kngiisb broarb
of tbo bHMT of Kotharblld. Mr liourr»
Voodortdlt on4 MmnWr J P Jooon.
Of tltooo. oil but Lord Kolhnrbitd oro
Aorrliwm. oio< ttn-lr fortuooo woro oo
OuwulnU'U In tblo ruuotry
Mr fiould Im(u til* ooraor oa a pd
dlrr of mapa. nod arqulrwd bta tm
iioumo hmuoo to roil way* oad apo**ulo
tion* ronaootnd with lh*m Tbo Voo
dorbtlt fort I too was also r ho* fit or
quiml in railway*. whlko Mraoro.
! Mart at and Jimmw a*-q a trod thoira. lor
; tbr luuat port, la mining
Ths It. .1 bach ild Wealth a a* accumu
late*! »‘>ca aloaljr than war* theee
colossal American fortunes Th*
Krrtl.- hild family has banklng-h<*.*«..*
la Iterwtaay. Austria. Frwaoa and i n
tf'au*. All its tueiulwrs of ths name
ara descended from Anaelm Mow*
Hauer, a Jew tab dealer ta curtoallle*
and old medal*, a bo kept * shop la
ths Jtidrngasea. or Jewish quarter, of
Fraukfort For a stf* ho used a red
tablet, or shield, and from this hts
houae derived the name of Rothsohlld.
which m. an* red shield
Anaelm Mosea aoa. Mayor Anselm,
who was law n la the yea* 1741. a as in
tended for the Jewish priesthood but
became a hanker and broker Inatead.
He was Intrusted with great sinus of
money. and while taking care of them
faithfully, used h I* .qiport unities to ac
•tutre a great fortune for that lime
One of In* five son*. Nathan, aenl to
Iroadon establish**! a housr them, and
Iss-ame the leader of l.ug lah finance
The Court of Austria made him a
Maron. but ho never made uae of th*
till# On on* os-aslon. however h*
used It a* the subjsd of a Jest lisp
pen inf to meet the i rench Maron de
Montmorency, who. on account of the
antiquity of his title, was cal lad th*
"And Christian Har*>n,‘ Rothschild
said to him
“I aoppuaa, air. that I am juat your
equal '
■ H**w la that, pray* asked tha
French nobleman
IV* a use you an- the ’Aral I Ttristiaa
Karon, and I am pcaltirely th* Aral
Jewish Haron'"
The present besd of tha house. laird
Koiha* Mid ta tsmlly the Arwt person
of the Jewish faith who was ennobled
by the British (iorerumaiit lie was
ole*steal to tha Peerage la IM1 by Mr
Ulan stow*
Haron Nathan s bearing Inward tha
mtamtale* who waated to borrow
money of him was the reverse of
obeequlou*. th* .Mm occasion a Prince,
led., aging V* sum* petty tserman reifw
mg family, who celled upon him. was
astoBlahed to see Rtdhs* Mid fu on
w* lung a letter after be had e ilia red
the loom
* Ihryou know. sir. who I »mr asked
the Prims'
•‘Van. I Lava just Imew told I will
b* at your service la a moment la
th* meant I am. |.rwy taka a chair "
"Hut. air. I am tha Prince ro* X
w_ r
Very well Take two chair* than' ’
The Rothschild a I* nut by aav mean*
th* only vast fortune la Kuglawd
Thme Fnglisb noblemen, the lluka of
butherland. the Duke of Northumber
land and the Marquis of Mute are la
eluded la the list of tha twelve richest
mwn la th* world Two other Kngtish
noblemen th* IKilte of Ru. .'laugh and
the Marquis uf Hreadalhane. (makes*
landed cetatc* of vast rilt.nt — IrWii
Cksyusnis.
— -
CURIOUS OLD TOWN
* 4»wt««»iu t Ute(< *k>n twi
•»"4« Talks rtsfc u4 I M* Ttsh
I'ntrlnslHta dnsi oa t ape C«4, la
4 funny-Inoli u>0 Itttls plus built oa a
iwst of •aad drrt< bmf out Into tba1
gray n«a* TTir low wondsa build
lag* ara grouped around la a wild aad
I distort*si aansrr. ss|aratsd by narrow
aad orawllag laaaa aad allsya Tba
paopli wsar quaint aad prlwo-v II garbs
aad tba whole Iowa la bsflrt by fall*
yards wblab "swaMaa" tba air far
ieayuaa around Tba tolfbty powar
that yiraa Ufa » as ary thing aad
paabaa tba wbaala ad tadaalry aioay Is
and all irad* oowld b*> laralyind aad
pirsrly would stalk abroad Tbs Mala
bualnsaa strwsd Is parad with toab aad.
Tbs wuatoa uas tbs bind Sa od tba
yual halibut for bnsiaa; thay arw
aarusad to a pots, aad swasp as i-laan
aa tba boat mn bruoow la tbs aarkrt
Awalaya abadlay stors fronts arw lands
fna tba abta ad tbs spartlva perpolaa
•hillfully torbsd aiwuas llybl araatUaya
I bars apaat throe days at Tiorlaow
tawa. aad waa awad away by tba arar
laatiay display od Sab. Sunday l auuyht
iwaplts fro* ay to nasals la tbs 1 litis
gray cburrb oa tbs rttlays aaad lot
Aa I oatorod tba bouos I was atrasb by
tba peculiar appaaraaiw ad tJba bell
rwpo swlayiny la tba sotry | aa
atolaad It. h waa toads ad tab aaa
alayly baatlad by aetoa add sailor,
probably Orwr tba altar was tba
ptsturs ad a wbala. uwdsr wblab waa
iba Irywad ad Jutak't aaa rayaya. wrlv
taa la ladlaa tab Tba y—arktr dla
aauraad loay aad laod aa lbs tayai aad
Chrlsttaa Saba—a ad balUar At tba
yokbarwd. aad tba ■ooaptasiy paaaad
aroiwd wa. tba lap abali -rf a turn#
wHb a wbala bans baadia After tba
Hi that* mouths are smpH around
Iks otothea-tlua support lug Dm
washing and secured
and hold la b» tho
■harp daw of a crah fly lagtsh ara
as plentiful around tho tillage as Ka
fIlah sparrows an Hnstaa < ommoa
That roust la tho Hram-hea of apple
lots aad raw Ilka crows |h>g fishes
afton lie around the shorn at loa title
aad hark and h»n I ta a frightful man
"«r Whoa neighbors meal on tha
at roots they any "Ahoy p Tnuag man
• ear oiled suit* of course, heavy
drilling to church when tho a sat her
Is “heavy.* th»e loams a great many
nautical phrases la that paradise of
hshermon
Utalra Bulk a lnt.rmitleul Incur
Sluus II '">4fc the lanes of ths town
bias of thorn are latalllgowt. aad
l«am ta follow children ataag the
dusty roads to scliaol I naked an aid
•ottler one day a ky the streets warn
so narrow, and he told as when the
town was trst settled Iho roads worn
laid out narrow lor tho purpose of sup
porting bomag-Sticks which ran aertsm
tho street from the spin.ad story win
dow to the wmdaw on the .|>i«wtoa
■Ida. Aad so the custom has lean
kept up. and during certain - aeons
Iho plate Is dark«aad by strings af
red herring hanging a-ar the thorough
(area, forming n dripping canopy,
which smells tiadty — Use. ths rays
TYtha as. __
tfffUK 9 KinuniH.
€ MrtMf IVlikli H» Tr»»i»4«rv«Ml
»*•»!* M«rtN| Ik* WM
Th«% VWrlta lk>r*+* Ctturwr prints s
latter from a lady at VrrsnIUos. la
whoa* house the late tapwar
Friedrich lived durtnr the • later of
1*r«»-71 "These were indeed had
llmea." she nays, "but we thought our
•elias happy to he uadet the protection
of that -lately and friendly i-etUaw.
w bo appart to us. as we boo think of
him. to have lava • good r-utlun. who
warded off title htef from our house
hold Although, ac.-ordingloth* laws
of war be waa our maeter. and tha
owner tor the Uar of all that w* had.
h* behaved himself always aa if he
a as our goaat 1 ran never forget the
gentleness with which ha used to aak
for any thing, a hoth-r for himself or
his adjutant, amMog icing for giving
us troubla. tearful ef eaustag
any laeoaveaiemw. ami inquiring
whether this or that would interfere
with our own arrangement* ” On
t'hristiaaa Eve. when a huge rhast nr
rived front Herlln h»r the Crown
Prince He larltod hie hostess sod her
family to partake v> his Christmas
cake "This rake, said he. as he cut
off alters tor the Fr-neb ladles "whs
**aknd by my wife and I must oblige
you V* taste It." lie then chatted to
them ahout the I In idao festival la
hla own happy household. and Iran*
latau paaeag.a taolu 1b- letter nf tha
frown 1’rtn.sa a»d the letters «f hla
tws eldest .■hildr-u — W tlhelnt, the
l*rnawnt Emperor, and Charlotte. "la
those fateful days," she continued
iearned to kaow the whole gwed aad
open heart of your late Kmpeear Tha
terrible lath of January. 1071. ahan
there aaa fighting at M-hiI Tnierten,
Hougival and HA Cloud aad
our troop* war# driven hark upoa
Part* man) thousand* of aty
fallow -country men werw Ultra
prisoners At ail or loch la the
even lag the frown Prtae* had learned
that among them weew several m*a
who werw not professional sold lees
lawyer*, artist*, teacher*, merchants
and other* It* naked the French off
oers who wars taken prisoners to noti
fy then* civilians that if they gave
'hair names to bigg h« would place ••*
•■ora* at their service an that they
might return to their homes and work.
Hi la generous noblaoaw la your Prtaou
mad# a deep impression upon the
Preach mind It has never born for
gotten and I know with what pro
found reaped the knightly rouqueruv
was spohaw of at that time. Tha alder
folk in Fraaoe. la whom the rreoltwr
Ibm of (hone days must always abide,
hold the armory of the aobte Emper
or Friedrich la the greatael i-atoem *
KILLED BY LAUDANUM
Tk* dll* —a« dtlylim
la liAart.
M..< at that* u«l tag Um Manna a*rn
lag* •Kk* ara *u tra^iu-aUj ultra i>t
tk« danger to Uaa employ meat to
optataa la Infancy Um aoutklag Inlu
omb Mill claim* its toarln aad It*
1» tto Into earn ahi. h to*
drop* to
by tto
tliMi la mk to snhaaqnaat into
JMM. tto ailiM dtad tKaalip*
'VatoM t/ptoa! Tto Add Had torn*
•rtiBUaffly tod froMtfa masks odd. *mL
•to It to ram ■ Vary itHttola.
•Plata aaa tgaaraatly gtrea wtitom
•ay mad Inal adrlen It la kigkly proto !
tto that tod tto otikd too* properly
attended M. a lar slight arror to dial
or digestion nm»td Karr town dta>
corarod. aad tto litr *a*ad ky judicious
landing aad eomparaUrtoy trirtaJ treat* j
omai Only aftor lot toura aad •
half, oa toenmlag alarmad toy tto!
•ooad stoop. did tto mattor rail la
help Tto rnrdirt, aa i lad
only to *1 (to
ro
gar to optatao to tofaary ara wirtwl
ly appro atoiad ky tto prnln—Ina. tot a
Itagertog toadaaa* for aoutMag pokkiaa
lurks to tto aitoda of a*aay to tto atm <
asms* to tto poorer ilwsai. I'tUI
tkta Is arailsalsd. or atoll f untog n>
*
to
. —Tto li y a
•amor y«*p *«aad la Jfsa Tark is
ato oaly usad tort il*»plag ptaaato
tto thrifty ItaUaa otraar, tot ‘-"j —
I
I
-Uas torn Wtyysan sga ito*» aa*
■to » photograph kkft 1a tto
•arid taday to* a. a IMOO ptoto
graph* ■■tasiahmauis. to tay htohtog
Jl ’
BABY S GRIEVANCfS
|m •/«%• 1 rt»»« (.4 THMMbM •* Ub
tb I mmt—f ( >u
Tow* r Cat#, agrd oo*. hat tag auf.
•arad a* l«ag No > »n ataod It. wi-Hr# to
ua la o«Ur that Ikia frlatawaa bring
kaawn totba pnblMv way ituairdiatrly j
b* tard
I objart, Ha any a la Ik* «mt plara.
to batag focwad taadopt Karwrr Jon®#
brtaAiaoow (or a (o#trr wot bar
I abjrt alao to tba aitatrara of a
Ilka rrbnoaal.ip brtwrra wy#rlf nod j
tba aali-mrtl wllk fartorjr or tba torn
•larch will.
• w hi iag nv luinw ii siun-o
as a re***«dy fur a mosquito bit* <u> my
Uttl* U» or a nasty pit ia my back
I objret ta yenotat lag a chare I
prefer te take my butter after tb*
rturauf protwee is completed
1 abject ta being kiaeed by alt lb«
wowma. aid aad young, who raae aeat
m* I prater la wait a tew yearn, at
a* treat aatll 1 eball be old eavugb W
make my aae eelertuei
I object ta baetag people ask about
my age. It in an impertinence Be
sides. groan p>epir new-timm remem
ber, aad af age* tbey are seportally
apt ta beapiag a secord
I abject to ban ng to go hungry un
til dnmpawy ia earned gar my part I
don't nee • bat (snipis want company
for « ompaay ta » nuisance Momma
and papa have naid an hundreds uf
Un« ta my heart, g
1 object tO being obliged to go about
with my neck and arms hare W hen
it la hot the Pise and mos.pi Hies hnthn
me awfully, and ehen the air is chilly
I foal as though I were fries tug tt
death.
I object, when I gw out to ride In my
perambulator, to has.tg myself left
alone la the sue while my maid spuria
with that long-legged chap with Ike
yellow mustache and ready made
ciathlng
1 objm-t ta bring sect to bed eben I
am not sleepy, and to bating n nnstr
rubber tube stuck into my mouth *t- I
ery time I turn aver ta the night
I object to her tag stranger. mak«
faces at am. They g.re me an awful
start sometimes when they think »b«y
ere amusing me
I abject to being »|tokce ♦« by per
pie uith wbtim I am not wquaial'd
Why don t they watt for aa tatrod
tionf
I object ta being the roly eh* id n
the lemlty. It e an fully unsworn- not
ta hat e nay brothers or sisters I s isb
I bad been bora when it was (tabUma
bla to have large families
I object tn bning <wlted Tam. just
because my papa one col led Tom ubea
be was a hoy. Because bis papa gars I
him a items bn didn't (the eaa no nw
son ter gi< ng rue a name I detest |
should think a boy ought lobe allowed
to rboons bis own name
I ehjwd to wearing dr-ssc and har
ing mj f hair ,-uiiod. Mali the Mb.
think Ira a girl
I object tn hr ng bossed by e woman
A n.sn uughM^o hi- »en master I'm '
just stall of pm Wurat gorrrnm-nt
I ubjoad ta fofng taught baby talk.
" hat good Urns It du met After 1 have
... pre4r'ri:' in it I bare to go to |
work and wabnr- It and leara grown
folks' league*! Why don't they tas k
m# that is Ik first piece*
I ok jest taker leg Mks hoes me with
their tally efede* ehh-h I bare beard
so atony llan that tbey are rentable
‘hestauta.
I object bn baring people humbug
me nil tb# tide They loll me what I
should da awl w bat i should not do I
notiae they are not given to taking
• heir oWW Wed trine. tt bet dunces
th-y are ant to know that I learn more ]
from what I see than from what they
tell as
! Wo*s late of other things to which '
I objoet, but this will do for n starter '
- histsd ytasn-np
PACT* ABOUT PIOCONS
»■— ita* iiftkif ■( ri.i«« rare*
TtMIMt Him la Vaa* liar*
Viduhgg tail* that pigeon*' power of
Bight w—jili > them, when la ami. to
•array and paa* otar aa aetosUhlag
aataat of eouatry in a tar; abort lime
Pip«N, lor aiample. hate been hilled
la tba aglgkburhtad of Sew York w It h
their <*»»• Blind with rtre. collected
hjr them la Iht- Arid* of Ireurgta aad
I 'arwlkia. the aaareat polat at which
lb It aaffiiy could pnaelble liar a been
obtained Aad aa it la wall known
Skat, awing ta their great power of 41
gwetwia they will dacruapoa* food aa
ttrwiy k lwait* hour*, that muat kata
INSM between three hundred aad
four hgndrad mile* la ala hours, atak
iMytShn tpned at aa ataraga about
ftwaaa Fenlmore ( neper, la writing
>pn* this, plaaeaatiy any* * ltl**wp
| tka bird* wars oaly a lew hour*
. breakfw*‘lag ua the
on the liudaon At
calculated that
might go to
Ik re* day*. indeed,
to hat* baas actually
He that whale ter
to the rival mar
the Northman. It
American pigeon*
Europe long before tka
gkt. it la
it a power
»m. wktl*
I rmir. lo
IN NOWNII SCOTLAND.
sasstag 1441 SiHw.
Nut Um rutUfn ■tii’k to Um right
of our road straggled down to a rooky
stream kotow bod on redeeming white
wash no vinos about their doora Tbo
turf around them was worn oway.
Home warn rklaincy less; on others the
that* h where weeds did not bold It
together, bad broken through, leaving
grant holes In the roof (hi a ben- U
tilted up against the walls of tbo
lowest of these nottagea sot an old
gray bn I red man In lam o' Shan tar,
bis hem) ba-nt low. bis clasped hands
falltag between bl> knees. It was a
picturesque plain urwJ wa ramped out
• Wkl-e under an oidunrt near the rood
• Ida Perhaps It would barn been
• law If. like Mr llamerton. we could
bare seen only the ptctureejlienee* of
the Highland dachas. ugly (be color
and sublimity of the huts, only the
Bar women lbat lire « ithta them Rut
bow could ww ail there and not *<«»
that the pi**turewquen*-sa was that of
misery, that w luster»r color and *ub
limlty there might bn and to Ui«
sublimity I must confess we were blind
- wer- (i'll miiasnl signs of poverty
»n<l squalor. and that the huts sheltered
aot uai.t •trou* young women. but
feeble U d m<-n Ilk- that pathetic t*ui«
with the clasped hands and to ut
hand* We have sen tha old
age of the poor when we thought
it bet a peso tul rent after
the work of years In Knglieh alms
houses wa hava found it la our hearts
to navy the old wen and women their
horn— But here despair and sadness
scem—l tha portion of old age I do
not snow why It wae.hut as we watched
that gray haired luaa, though th-rw
waa a spa><e of blue sky just above him.
aid the day was warm and the air
saewt. It was of the winter he mad- is
think, of the tune soon to come a hen
the cold winds would roar thruugh tha
pass, and snow would lie oa the hills,
and he would shiver alone ia the chim
ney Ices cottage with Its one tiny win
dow A few miles away, men la a
fortnight throw away on their Ashing
more than these people can make in
ears hootch landlords rent their
wild uncultivated acres for fabulous
•urns, while vlllng-a I ke this grow
d«- -elate If when mnj are ia lh- High
lands you would still see them as th-y
are hi the roman « of Huott or ia tha
sickly soot i meal of I-and suer, or as a
mere pleasure ground for tourists and
s| -Isom a. you must get the people out
of your mind, just as the laird get*
them off his estate Oo every w here,
by stag* and steam boat, ami whea
you coma to a ctachaa or la a Iwae.y
cottage, shut your eyre and pass oa
Kisa you must realise aa w« did and
more strongly aa wa went further —
that this land, which holiday makers
Wave some tu took wyud aa their own.
n be iMiot oa <->d « sartl- • • •
After Tliicurenan tha road crossed
the mourtaod. B* n I'rwKan lowering
far to our right We came to another
wretched village down by Loch hwve.
Ilerw again la the sunshine waa aa old
man lie waa walking slowly and
feebly up and down, and there Wes
a look la hta face as If hope had long
gone from him. la haglaad scarce a
town or village is without Its chart*
tiaa But la the llighlaada. while
deer and grouse are protected by law.
men are -baaed from their homes, the
aged and la Arm are loft to shift for
themselves I think the misery of
th.ee villages la made to seam hut the
greeter because of the large house
which so often stands close by. -Mr*.
tn*n*U. ta War; vr'i Vi/aitwr.
FORTV-TWO YEARS.
Tha TnHilai »l«rt •*# a Fm> N«mIu
< •»«#*•'• rvetsaetsd I wnatlr
A correspond'd of an English pa
per writing from Moscow. tolls 'bo
•torjr of two Russian [wasants who
hare waited fort jr-t wo years to ha mar
ried Ihay mat when tha man waa
twenty and the woman seventeen. hit,
being »*rf« sod miaerably poor, art
themselves to work and Mira, to warn
money enough to wad Evan after
serfdom was a holla had. so slow was
thatr progress that, after these forty
two years, thay only won between
them n assail wooden house and three
hundred roubles. With this foriUBS
thay think it safe U> marry llow
mans Amerteans would persevere for
nearly half a —atury la laying penny
to penny hafor* vsaturtng an mar
riage*
A clergyman who haa married hun
dreds "I couple* among tha fashion
able alrrlaa of our anal nard cities, said
lately "The criticism may seam un
charitable hut It la matter of so her
fart that la half of tha marriages which
raw under my obeervetkm there was
reaaaa to suppose that tha motive of
either brld* or bridegroom waa to bet
ter bar or hla worldly condition ’
Tha reason of this la. not that tha
young American la lass capable of
deep, unset Esh feeling than the yooag
man of other nation*, hut that he haa
learned to attach more importance
than thay do to tha luxuries and dis
play of Ufa lie haa not tha money to
pro*Ida aa comfortable or splendid
a home for hla wits as his father haa
given hint, banns b# looks out fur n
"girl with mowny," who will and « aa
provide It far herself
Tha number of diver—s aad unhap
py marring— la our elites haa in
creased of lata year* to such an alarm
ing dagr—. that tha different Christian
churches have sad—vo—d to ihrovsr
It la simply a part of tha rant pois
onous outgrowth from the love of lag.
ary aad show, which has struck It*
root* as deep late our do-tic and ao
atal Ufa Every ana or woman, wary
hoy or girl who trim to bring Ufa bach
la it* simple, healthy renditions will
baip to tear up a raot of thia Ppea
growth. — rmft'i Ownpawlxa.
^tftSONAL AND IMPtltftONAL.
— A •■anna d.nii.t la rtilladalphta
la r<-pi'hH| to have a priurtlw of 111,.
«*# % f,„r
tatbi< uf .olinlni-lmtloa nf the
parwitl f.laif of I ha lain Ikan <>|
Jftw) Mr. Langtry a fatlanr, • Iwa.ti
th« value to ho £.1
Moody the evaagollat. la Ufty-one,
and hla avotlo-r la .1111 living at an
vilramaly avlvatxxl ago. I hoy nault
at Sortbllrlil M ■ "
• Our of tk< ntoal loving ivaipliv In
I'nglvml |> Mr ami Mr. l>la<laU>na.
Tbrj have aimllar 1n»lo« ami la all
matter. tlo-y have aifkwl together a*
awb
The wife of • llnffnln physlrlnn
has h i I«tl) lea n adjudged Uiaanu te
en -« »f i strange i <nia for fans. M.r
a is meustiui'. l alien i> it shopping,
to pun liase ini rj fan she saw. regard
1 ass uHinlaW-d a mag
ttlflts-nl eidlietiuw
The rteh. -l mini In all Iowa Is said
to l« l ain M inning, a ho lives in tlia
loan of h-- i-Hjii i in »r K >>kuk II.
has III ,in ini 11 inns, and Ills Interests
tin hole all sorts of tntarpriae* hr
tween the tan great riva-ra and the
Missouri and M -•>(« | m«.
» The female is! it or id a U-ntpcram-e
paper at l.ftlitg I, i m, I . |niM|«liss
er> nioiilh a li -I of I he in* u s*sndrunk
In Uni etre* I. of i|o- loan A > itisa n
» Inis- name tapp. and n the Its! dentes)
that h** a as drunk mm siod the
Woman alio waa fi-.il five dollars by
a Just Uv ah. a|i|a . il
- *1 he summer eottags and a Intel
house are |mmit* of tnuuiaeraie*
Ann • lean*. laa t base have Ion lately
added the ls-l a is n-lto -I-as,in■ house
A Sea Tm 4 aililtuuairc hus r«aeetly
la-ught sonu .It,.I lor the |,ur|H>ae id
e-lab isli ng . t. -orl able!, ha ran m
joy during thi stormy muni h* of Mure I
and April
Ttiomas K It,ills r. a ho n-aently
dli d la Knginnd in his ninety-ltr*l year,
before the time of railrsiails eondu* till
the bullion »i , ns la lais n Iboerand
la,niton Ills tmoks shoa that over
twenty million- of spa fie hail taeer un
der his i are The a-f eunsigmnent ol
wbiah lie had a lunge *a> l»„ and a
half tuns of -11 v• ■ r a It route fr«>m I.on
alon to thi l.aai Indies.
A .on. .|M,ii.ieat. anting from fhr
Indian lerrllorjr. -ays that the a i.loa
of m i ll - .. rut.iu has t h>-rok.i
hi.sal in ' T Veins A. . ..riling ta.
thissn'.-' fathe foil, t il K-,, her.
th.n tie .I.-a.'it Kiu-ker, while sta
1104 S-. I at fort t alias..it. t Helokeo N a
• .am i, at i la d a Ml-* I »M«ly. «rbias,
mother was n daughter of a sister ol
tho • lo-rokee el ef. John Koss, whk
ruled ..war the Nation for n period ol
fort) yarn* Thas a-slebllshaaatlt ol
this I'heraaes right hr khard. which is
required .if ail t'herohowa who haw*
Several tha-ir eaanni-rtuan With theNm
ties he; u«Ml a year. a. and *01111* Mia
bheridan to uae eight. <>n-thou*andth
undividasl share in i l,t«s'.t**i acres of
load, and a like share in fd.isit.is*
of funds ha-!d in trust by fhe I'niiaal
btataas, .an a nl. h an annual intereat of
# I HI ,1**1 is j.aiai to the I to poke**.
“A LITTLE NONSENSE."
An Irishman rs.-sntly spok* of ■
Itu.it wha* tria-d every any. but couldn t
mmait sun t.le to save his life Aui
A uiothei «tiai aloe* not want her
haay ta. run • ft la. sea shaauid use her
spanker sparingly nn.l bar moaomieal
with her smacks -IhMA
A little gin who liad often been
smused by her father* aatch laid her
-and on his breast ami suddenly look
up said -Oh. mamma, pnpa goes tick,
tick, too”
l.tttte Bess "Trad. I’m to writ#
a compos,turn on dog- Tell me »,m.
thing ntMiail dogs. “ Krvd "Well,
Sena are always about dugs."— ffhtar
hd Uasaiie.
— The niNtsrat pun ever made in the
world was wh. n < .alone I 1*1 timfuii naked
Hsffaby what tuaa.|a> him saa horse, anal
he saiai that he b»<I .-aught rolL —
Uc«r,;M iy»-irr
K-telle " W hat dor* 'Kismet'
mean?' Hugh "It Is Turkish and
suaiis ‘kiss me 1 lie *t’ is n typie
gmphia'nl error * ( they .-.immune in
Turkish )— 7W
— *A an sarnie little may toil me what
animals lie in weight for their tuault”
said the t. artier, amt little Johnny
Hinks pi peat out "piaaw. teacher. the
run! denier* " Mm Huilrhn
- Prol Haldpatr (at I ha Philoso
phical t’luii < ontlauiag Iba srgumaa t)
•"Now, take away lb* women, and
• bat would follow»’’ female Vote# -
"TV men. of lawM.'-IW* 7Y>pw*
-' llarry, ynti ought not to throw
away now broad like that you may
waal it vim day ” "Wall. motbar,
•hould I •land aay lot U r cham-e of
gwtltag It then If 1 ata It mwf-li*
ahaagU
—‘■Can you tall me.” naked a pun
dit. "why a i-uaundrum I hat nobody
ran gueaa la like lha ghoatf'*' "Khali
I Ml you now or seat monthT’ "Now,
If you plena* ’ "Wall, air, aouaer or
latar, arnryhndy must giva It up."
- f ather "Boy. I’ve a good notion
to pay you that whipping I owo you.”
boa- Now, look boro. pop. you aovor
pay aay body ola* la town what you
owo them and I don’t ano why you
a hould make an aooepUoa la my earn. ”
- fiMdta ftay*.
-Pb— "What would you Ilka to ba
whoa you grow up. Johnny P" John
ny-"I think Ml ba a aoldiar " "Tup
might gat killed'* "Who byr "By
tka roomy, of rourro ’ Wall. than.
I^ gueaa^had bottar ba tka aaarny"
1
i
I or GENERAL intirkst.
—The nryrnM of l ieorgla are mM *•
»*• mure than twelve lull lion dollar*
worth of property,
— I'.i< at Ml ion« mail*- la Tllntiontraa,
Yaralaa, Mi'ihn, lu aearohof It * tuoiro.
are aaid to hat w revealed n mngnilicwiii
palai'n which la an arcbu-ologleal won
der
I r*'Bi h economy la vory a* Ideal
la the marketing of fowla. Not only
| half bird* can tm porehaaetl. but Inga*
wing* and Orea-t* areofferod *eparatw
, 11 Thu carcaaa I* U*«d for aoup. and
»vnn the bit aid la aold
Mother llubbinl. U haa bean do*
| elded. bad a aaiatly origin bha t*
identified With bl. Hubert, tha patron
of dog* a ad the rhaaa. who t* reprw
•cnt»-d In a long robe, a veritable
Mother liiihbaril gown, and who had
■ucreaefullj appca.«d to tho imagina
tion of the itort taller
-TV »lde»l w.inuin'i Huh In tha
I 'lilted 'ilalm la the Worrell • Khyai**
logical In>tliute of Ho* ton Forty-one
Jfwov ago It waa organised with the
piirpiHH) of pruriiiiting tho tnorw perfect
lu-alt h of women. Then* la ona tor
vicing i-hurti-r rm-tnlier. a Mra llobba.
| and *bi- U eighty year* old.
1I lu*t rat loti* of thw loagwet ratal
I -'ni l- of Amerii in lalliillaa awm t« t*e
, III order Among wlhera who Wt of
a long p**tigree. the owner of tb«
Farnawerth houae in Ibrdhnm. Mann,.
• h.-uld not be forgotten. bervu grn
i .ration* of the *uine fuinlly have been
lairn and i>n-d In tho old inaneion a
' record nut ofti n •* pialed in thla coun
! ,rF
According ♦«* .Viiti-i ear# (Jnerirt
the lunge.t word in the Fngllah Ian
. i.-i i o i i.i i m-« i* ' dirpro|Nirtlou
alili-nraa. ' with twenty-one letter*,
eluarly followed by tncomprehraai
biro •-a* " t tm - of the longi-at of med
ical terma I* • tm thy|ta nauiliethoay
cthy llctrali) drii|iyridlni* iu la»») late , "
which ia the chemical term for corn
U*
tnicrh.in women will tie iuti-rvateii
to kuoa that in Hurmah vthpu-tlu ini
(Mirati* ciy forhut* lailh men and womoli
to betray in any way the fai l that they
I*....... feet and that It haa thua be
mine the invariable rule for all glided
Horno-ee to mi dovetail anal fold up
tlr-ir lower nalrnmitlea aa to preaent a
•ingularly fore-aborteord app*-arance
when they ait down to ronverae.
Four hundred men are rwjuii ed to
take till- great ( ity of New York acroea
the Atlantic and attend to tha want*
of her pe»aeligera l he engine de
part merit claim* the attention of l*h>
of Uie»c worker*. Including twenty
»i* na*t«tant engtnuwr*. thirty Bremen
and flfty-four <wal paeavr*. In tha
sailing department thurw are *|gty
no n and iu the poc-ngur d- |*artmrnl
14** meu
A man recently dl.-d in Waahtng
toa Territory and left a Will. Ut which
hia father la madwboir Pu a watch and
chtdn. Itla mother to a hone- and lot,
and hia dog. Fit/noodle K l|u*trlck.
caiue hi for a l>*H|ue*l of If.UHl.
Truatee* were named to hold thla aunt
for the Im nuB.-tary, ami to furntah him
with provtaion*. to con*Wt of all the
dclicaclca of the wa-m. he.idea chow
lug gum. Ili|uiir> and cigar*.
Admiral Torter. of the navy, la
•evenly-errrn year* of age and blda
fair lo live for many year* lo come.
I he *ocret of hta wonderful pr«*«rra
tion ia that he haa lived plainly. Ha
aeldom drink* U*n or coffee, but la a
moderate -moker "Saamr got wet”
ia a rule for preoerviag the health
that he haa *trtcti) adhered to all hta
life. Keen during hia aervtoe in tba
ear. it la aald. he never got wet no
matter how hard It rained
An Albany boy having been bitten
bp a dog. the neighbor* wanted to put
court plaater over tho wound aad*atu
rate It with vinegar An agwd colored
woman recommended aa a aur* pre
ventive of hydrophobia that the hoy
ahouid ba**k three Umea around an
electrtr light pole with hia eyea Hoaed
ami then bite a piece out of the left
ear of the flrat dog that he apled on
opening hia eyes. The Injured hoy
went home with n light heart and no
fear of hydrophobia.
- An laankito In the NWia'i KWM
•kusi (he all nude in liaraujr tow art!
woman • part in public Interest* At
n . nil made by an Kngllah couple upon
a Herman of eminence and bta wife,
talk ants* upon the public question of
the hour The Kngltehman. pervetv
leg that the Herman lady was being
left out at the discussion. asked "And
wbnl la your opinion, madamf* Ho
for* ah* could reply her Herman lord
mad* abort worb of II: “Lear* tb#
room, eteiae Leo be. thee* matters can
be of so Interval to you,”
- Ur Hey. an Kngltah r hem la I with
e loaning toward ghastliness, has la*
vented n substitute for er*melton. He
would pound aad pul Torino the corpse
la a mortar, breaking tba bones to Ut
il* MU Dm resulting urn be would
put through * prodigious aeuaage ma
rble* aad make It Into mincemeat
I tried by meaaa of steam beet ete Urn
peratur* of Off degrees, tb* maar
would attain e • ..mmerctal value as a
fertiliser Nbould thU method flail to
suit, be auggeoU either tb* boiling of
the body and tbs conversion of the re
sulting oU into a I o hr leant or for soap,
or else tbs placing of tba body lata a
gas retort nod converting || into Illu
minating gsa. water, ammonia, tar,
animal charcoal. ralphaUof *tn
aniline color* aad carbolic acid.

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