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EXCITEMENT OF A CHASE AFTER
THE MONSTERS OF THE SEA.
Itl 11.." Middle- of i 1 tn-k of (.Itlltl til
tlit '-.I n I tioriutiua Itl. if While
"I nil ! t .1 Mm .mI t" shot it tin
4. tint V Ui.lonnl Uli tie.
W e ate id the mid Hi of i tWk of i inN
f tltf mm ill tti rmo is hrmti and I u
Itit I IMS. II - Ollt Of tlie Mil th hit ., is it it
Ujar I, it Uus 1 . tli. Uiit m of n ip
1 ol ship IT llsnfiirs hut the U
oiiie atin 't tahu Iht tht while wi nt
d'ttu i iij t r il mum elap b ln tho
Mi i if a le t ct i ii r the enlm. From
lime to time de -lull tnrts an h ml
thuii i in. an I tr m ltn,;. a- if th de. p.-st
4.1 n,s , a ! t ii dotildt lia s w re I m
pU Mil tltiun UUm ml at othii h si arp
twi4nii t tin t, like an ri'Tiu n Ntuni.iin
sit 1 1. n l ft t" pta an 1 a oiuiiiii f
rtit I sjh i n"ihU Minn- tliirt fii into
thf mr Tht f,tinti li tt n it ' i,
I ir tt i tli ir it tli Ui I- Intat u
v ii I a . u t iiikI it ipun 1h.j irs It
l U- t if tin vt'i tit u i wa 111 Hllil Ml
f Mtal If t ! ij.;h t it Mti at i, to n, 1 xk
m -t M pLivs pi wiutU in u d il u
st am i.(i -. fiotn it liliti instills an I it
m tiio lik n in in t ti i iii n
refifsh n
inomiti; lix I urm tlif last ti irter ol
itii btHir h. -,.! sonif fort whiles
lait n 41 Ii tt ti tit ithin nmn 1 1m
l?uii Ii iioiittnt linn Ii Ixtml tl irt
hmU, s tli it tl wl tt niUNt s uart
itinifi th slnpF.ut lit ii tiling
. tt T H UN I- I MIss
- w huhi 1 Imt-vin, at tliH uuiiutli t m
y t H 1 tli w it t lw aiDiui i th h p
-ii Itl nt Ihhoiim- 1 jiht nnin tl r iul
miii ulnttulni 1 ho u u tit p hfnt thun
tli r th. Hhtp tn inliles from -ttm 1 t v i
git-tit tl ini't tif tLimptif-vs i shttt tut th
ni di chiit im all .t dull -ii rt an 1 m
i or ittt tft Ii u m htle rino out ol tht - t i
f t vanl n hut ot-irU rl ti i Now tin
tl t tin uill tirn f thitiU. lit In i t inl
lMlim, in tn ilio in r in,; hut I n
Ma lid- h hi-4 mi vwtttotit ini-iiu tht If it
iiiti.ttn ni ai tl thf in t s,-oti nl th w i tlf
a tin 1-mii U inti us u tii rv Ii 'ina 1 h
ritit tupi t'-a 1 int i , i. 1 1 out
it luiim'fs lit r thf s,iuif thin id' r lh
nuna - iitiim lit Mill itluuii at il Hi
Kim on. rt it'in i mi ili aptar-i on ill
jtirt si i. ib lapLuu tunis iuh un m) iU
m at h wil'i Ititui httarts llw iuoi
IU II ts lf tlM alJlllll Is M II US III ovn
itfry -'ii I ttfib an 1 1 rnit lit la sjs
th'un, amis Alts a ha hii -trikts too
fsxl 1h ! tier ttti thtt fc,llll is lowiie-l
hut the whijf is ine Hi sit in .i 1 tu
liau tlLsaj pwir A hum. nut u putT to N
f stm 1 antl t.ilV. al out thf in 1 1 nl
nnl stun. 1 u i sii.et-to o aft ml n
.1 siim f hn snldtiiU two wluiles ro
Mtli tHlie t ti(ttl, n w oiitx i 1 l'v
Mile u Itehintl tvi h oth r Ihe Im'Iiii i
turn , iikI vt r low tli-in in h t hist
thriMih w. n 1 an 1 w its. i oinp u
silent reikis oil Uianl liurmx th-i pur-mt
til now an I then hrL n Itv th.t fipLiiu &
stioi I worls of com n Lai 1 1, who Uiu Is al nl
wit hin the amtniis. Now the w.
litlsti r liie wii.il s are wiihui rme
tp " soHiuis in t u ttiiitu r-KJiiL Hut
ttie Kttt w s to .jreit antl we sliot p t
tiwin. "I uli st-tl th itl, 4iti uls n. nit
lxoini it thf In in Ihe wsI tu i
swiftly, ami we serurite the t tupKi I dt
wliaU - .Iwipp i tfoioit tlHttnx tun
iih are ta in,; and lin. i Inile U to
tut sen lwfoiius em raid trreoit.
a a 11 ih istl ii4it.s snw forw ird,
antl Ltio ulialt leatilioars weut V lids ol
lstop, shou ti t iptaiiL
I.M T l I . s Till. ' Uu
TIh jtin is tu ne 1 rtistsl an I inin low
ere-i iui a -mu 1 is liour 1 on l .utl ih
wliale has u.Ted ih Imck is U n tmj; thf
-?ttiUn .tnuai at d a Uiundi ri Krejoil lxnds )
th air md link
th .fl tr mhlf
tt e 1 uul V
In e w it litsl jill t i-.
witn erj 11 re s ram tl, and luir ll tx.i
tin it l.itn of th s a which I us lew-, tin
c -. an 1 Unmnls the Uiu K
titl ou hit hi ai we sliout to tb- cap
tain.
iMi't know, is the 1 ironic answer A1
nist i.l su tl t att nipt it 111 u h 1 j'i on.
n-W- lotan the 0ear an I I right niu tht
whal
In Ute inoantim ill the en w are 1 u
cJ ai in ; tiin ine of the harpot) 1 nu I m an
iil la loubt wheth r u luive hit hi a. hui
tie HiiMn tl fs n it las long, ns until sli
it. 1 a loo 011I is sht.u olhy the capUun
and lit li le nii.s tint with ternll e o il in 1
a ,;r4t noi '"uH s.ed ahenl " is sh uta i
U I w hut the ship is nuttilti tl ai if hi 1
hi IhtI s,.ettl sii h is tie strength of the
.. hilt w 11 1 lias her in tow I Ih atiim 1 1-.
ll.s in,, at the top of it sjiefd and r follow
riut thrtHigli tl e I niacin ; -ein. f 11 1 iin
i'Us pass 1 th sem ten hours wh n
mid lent) a hi !-. ntkei oolum 1 of w tt 1
ft seen on the hon? n. It n our whd
Atictlter 111 uncut ah I a o ear on is s n.
ft is his lOipanon win h ful'- hr
w omitted ma H ta K" W1 tlK ,l '
tliot 11 t run so fis the wojulel win).
apats til e r twice llhro, wtieu I.O sinks
Iin whale isiUad fter a winle tin IluiI
im 11 Uvins ory carefully, an I I nalh
the ,vat l 1 rises t tin ii-faro tht
hip Is ling titer f:ra few hours haul
irk in st ti 11 g the iiion-t r to tht ;-
with chains and ro, th course l bha,!
for h iin .
Uuatdoou think of it, csiptain' I a A
Nt had, heanswe-slamplj Mmn I
gie the cxw i tlrink all aroun 1 And 1 t
lis hao ouiutliinr; to eat
Ih wlialo uifa-ui-vd 111 re llia.n tiht
fttut in ! ugth.
'in-e more his wulnwisl mate take 1
turn tojttd tlie ship whu sh stands out tt
sea while we with our noh.e -i 111 to .,
sIowl niak- for the wl i!e stition in .South
iraii;tr -thinilnrs J.uraiL
A sini!iiii(. lor a lirlnk.
It is a little Mpuigt tint we bae 110
otlipraiiiiiMMiicfit for our frit nds hut to
tik tin 111 In a drink m ml t irs 1. 1 1
tsirned a li f MMtllitz ptt and it ii
in h lhit at 1 siitnim r hot 1 to w ikt uii
Mincin liiouthclloorniidrom-Kl hi in, 111 a
frit mil .i. to hae a iidlit pmw rwilli '
me NoUd was nlltiwttl to rtfiis- f iml
the inl naj lie oml le pernuttetl to go '
sUep a.UU was tti take .1 eulli'z powdir
hi .1 little while all the hu 11 in the hoti-e j
Unatne pNl looking Coinplt ioiis uu
prmnl but at list I nn out of -eMllt7
pt.u.hr- r-nmithat time onward n.k
tails liefore hrc ikfast, whisk) mid ler
lalt at duhl and the usii il forms ol f dh
r.iimwl sw.i (.for 'i Alfretl'It.wiis. n t
Dame lloiirns for a ( 011 nt.
Tliest.ir runs In I'am that when the
(Vttnte the ChatnlKinl dieil a o rtam .lame
of the soft brained Hotirboii e noluitt of
France 4 irnitl her ostt atattous sonow so
far as to lite bir liwn tenuis tut and
nuiutttosdjed Id t 1 I Imago Journal
Hi.- nI1111tf ati.l In tniiuittf In a In.
TLret nights art Mr Israel Sw t iei ner,
a South L"I irk stre t .iwii broke w us
nw-akenetl hj the mii 11 of siiiok. He and
his wife and three hildten suep l 1 the nar
of his store 1
an instant he was out ui
11 tlrng'in his vift a ter Iiuil
"Ittr hU5f is burning oopt Rachol
ho
sh mtetL
I r sclnllreii tier shildi.n I'ring dor
p. till Iron oudt iui'k' -creiml Mrs. owit
ht un r.
-ikr b luldr n jt le.1 Switzlieim r,
ngba-st, "iK-r s. hil Inn cam alk. in t
quirk tier a h 's ou It of der fchow cases,
lfjnii.L Clncago .Nti
A Motlor for the Miulftrr.
Steimlioit Frank a Modoc In ban who
wis cstptuntl at th t 111 or the Modoc war,
n 1 1 who is still a priso ter of tins I nited
SUUts, is att tiling l pTinit of the gov
eminent, th t lik hrvi s. miliar 111 Maine
He now calls him-oif rr-uik Motl . t an 1 is
stud ing for the immtr He U miking
gol progress m Ins stulies uid is appir
t utl) a tlev out Christian. He is proud of
his descent from a long line of Modoc chit f
tain, and eon lu ts hitn-s'If with true In
liaa Jignity -cheapo Herald.
' what ., fEM,n,ne beautv
CtHitrorer tut! IMsittt int lit lit If ri of
Inn Die ilrloktrit I J.'..
Hut tht n tiuitt alw y le tin ti r-t
and i-it . ut ,itii nut ft t tvvhtti hi
s it in -I illinium Ut it j In ni in v ifsj-s t-.
as wa-n s,o I hv Ma 1 line tl- St-itl with r
j;ar 1 to it iim it i a tvia hi al us
li i W luit i iluif in out ait ol th
worl to. m-t in e the utsaviti itl m of
'lit s its piifllts I, th hi, lit-; III t f
I pu-tt hi tun ther ti avtrv iou 1 woutu
HI Tnidni t i am ii ; the 1 , ii ut
w 'ulJ 1 i l, i ile I is ihn iihi.I hi tu.sof
ft k'll, h M ih r I-1 th n nu 1 ht
1 1 nt it s mii on ns ! a w ts tt
I fr mi ti i 1 r- int m d t it Ih ho l uititt
a liiuitsh 1 w i i 14 n1 ml st.
llnri aii tifvt th lo-is jut is i tt dif
fei n f opmi n n to k th i ill t ! m 1
le n i uttf-. M ,ii) tn u th it I it an 1
jroluts all lhui4 cni lti.nl th nittst
U hi i nl worn? i I tt ii iiurd lift th a hi
str nih nr ni lr i in tht ir favor I ii
tlier tt tueii o the (lll ui-. tho do litil
a . t Hi i tit ss ti' -i 4 i, .i tht nit iei
itwtrvl ut ll, hut wii piefiir the ttll r
of ft i in an 1 o in i tit i an irU t h
f j;rt-tiifet o 1 1 ift&iiontl l nit . tin -u.; t it
an it til w t- w i'utii II lei of Ti t
h.t it ik sin 1 tli.it lit r no f inn in a n nt e
and uwu Jin fiom In i tor htt 1, uul 1 1 it
tl t e was nt I real, at the ti al oi it !
tvt.is.il ti o .s Ihia w is i ii 1 1 i. I h I
I leutf t mirk o lthms vhil now su h
a Imturew uIJ U.t kxjol upo i n u tie
ftinuttj
lheastr 1 )3l il ulai it tint trli.l s
Hpioarin f i-tn u lHif-lan 1 1 en IcUiimn 1
t the m- tions of th plan U in 1 th
o-liat at ontpii u and afttrwar I at hii iIl
lit saiiio sin i, ,i t ris U Hi ii tti
t r-t itul sh tin 1 I h hi n t uit pio-lu it
tin puiet tnd Ut t m of IcMiitv uKilru
1 ht It itur-s n t e j i-.it 1) in ltd i an
j I lo 101 fur t h men hlu tla hurt. r wu
i he tiuit in 1 th li uit tit II ipiiri s
oiiies n vL. In or this p ner UU tti
, i son i i mo t iti o in sl hi uide no I th
toi ii slo 1 r fier t .i. it 1 a. I i ii i
I tin It i wltihtith r I it or tit L po on-
ni i IiUiil li.ntrtll liny hae Jiu
nit tauui il tjj h, sitotiii i re.it d nl '
Ih white
N tl .i t. I in Nome woiue i in int
th woill in' u n tsl b i an t r wtnl
I Is tt- p mIu s the i o( fr iirtt ,f
m rilt-tl in I i. ii n I u in h in 's nif I ,
tnd is i il U il i r tid V h 1 1 i s
tht 1 i i ti st w m n vm Ur i uu it i v nus
I Thm tiixo spir 1 u; yr an 1 liiu 1 nj.
win ait I nru no. I1114I3 attiutne m
th ir in uni' rx Thf Mo-n als. ,nm tto.iut
an 1 int, ftvpit!iti d 1 s J11 n.t . L nd
j M in then is n huhoo 1 11 thnniiv
has u nili i l)ll 1 ar l,o I I o
un 1 1 M n ir, in I 11 u uu kr "latui 11.
t
- ..oh c L Mail iuiJ 1 prea--.
Whtt ll.niUh.iI il.- oiuii; Mm.
I ui 1 tlo Hniei an 1 uu artui in ' nn
iluii i an !ivutoi , sai 1 1 y o iti m in
who -t fvl on (lie ronior of .taie a 1 d 1 li
s- n ti fLs 01 sunny after mxjii 1 Lst wo,
an 1 1 uiu f tun ttr 1 the it Msittilf
tifs in arrm enieiit ?md toniliuitioi n
or and h r ik Hut or 11 thf ovhi' it n
of ario 1 ucr n that t-ik. s the li.11 U olT
ti tni In versiwr ui ihui like IL l-tir
a 1 evt 11 hour 1 hue -eu -Uindin; ht.n lost
1 1 ntna tn nt.
Vhat do jou mviu" tmpilro 1 tht re
i-o or
Vij the wounii's t outlets. Hit I Iliio
tn Ut.'Oi wo noil jns, thi- corner this
afterno n, nnd not o 10 of t'lem won a Ixni
net or hit or hei 1 ilns of anj soi t like
aii titht r wti tniL 1 hie a niitk for
mu ti nijs mid i tla r hitlhsn my two
i alike ! sIkmi! 1 fott.iiuU liave notitsl t umi.
Mi -e in awhile dni k ouo thit 111 smn
resp.i ts iomi le tunii tithr on hut ujion
I I t tnpirisoii jtMi 1 ml tint tin.., an
. iputu uiihkti. Thf imi.l to un i as tt
III it U to any one who true thf suhjoct a
i"'" nt's thought, how o nuiuy Unties
,1 as in si 01 th "s h nnets an can l
11 1 tt wnh -urn in ilesn uritti hat
1 gu r tUsi ! in tet huilders imis U -won
lerul, Uuly wondrfuL Chi iiAo
I HrrtlL
stjinpttln Witn't Hut lilt kt ti-s.iiip. j
Siimiol d la akoi i.rmiion to nad a
1 t'er whkh he 1 al rts il fnun a c ore-1
w do in Itun-s-to. sim sta el tint tier
hjs n I wi on his wa to t it iisttiiht-o ti I
an hu Hjip 1 ati 11 fo memUrdiip wli,u
ad Ml over a rlilT m 1 wo killeL She had
t u advi.l tt I nag 8 ut atrun'tt tl o cm '
f r 'tn.tj tluuitti, but after du nttUs.
tioa 1 ul ch Utsl to -mproinisa on t n ugli
c-is t to lu ji luule and a mourning Injinift
and ae mm ilt tlincnoti. o-s to how thj
moii ) h uid h s ut Js-i nut 1 tuts rved
th it his s it ptthi -s hit Us it leeply
Ui u htsl an t h w ullnnti tnat thesam of
15 he iiiuu liatelv iorw inl-l
HrnJ t r Miin h w much cash am ou 1
Aihi 1 to .nt 1 ihute fnm )ou ovu jmcktt
a fd tin. pit 1 I lit '
' 1 d 011 11 recko 1 I kin jnit up nulln , sih " j
"liit s th) wi I rec komtl HiuHerhin
(misitliy am night ions hu m 1 ast of
wuoof a t u u out it wont l u thUaen
yup 1 1-. l nun am too fur feu htl, an
will lo 1 istel 11 orallv an 1 leg illy lrtp
duw 11, tiiinnjl, an' d i x tun our fe- lias
am tlp tu htl I unt a oun y our hk kt t
for a nit kel to I act 'em. Iain 'kiln Llah (
I let r ttlttii of Pail'iail shop Iti.tou . I
larisiin dry goolsd-olrs dtxorato tho
interior of tht ir shojis with as mil h skill
' as iu'loel hen. upon the windows an 1 dt
riv tnoie profit then from than u ti l?
ajnttl In hi h k tdin the ti lewats-H. Ju.st 1
t now turtmiis nre ustl a diaperii-s f ir walls )
I au 1 co mvf an I mis o lluttsl n i knis an
v.t U-limd the tl ttn light as lelletto s. A '
' n juian who get inside to) tho -p U lo '
r aim t sine to luty a woman wh Mt,s '
j v lo.il. at a win low pntuvgots on m a
I tmrrv erv t f 11 with no fts-ling so stnng j
ith fsli gtliitsli I is lost her pocktt
Uxik. It is tnit that in smw f our reat
! simp the colo 111 of tiie w tlU is to goo-1
1 fovtr, hut in almost all of themthor am
I vt titms tl at rould Ui improved b artful
Jrapmg IJtHt.i 1 Transc-ipt j
The It Itlwr Prefer to T tke Fttiirt en.
I am thoroag'tiy cm InroJ that there is
such a thing in this world a siijentition.
sail n 1 In t jgiapler ror mmy jears I
hive 1 otieel thtt busine- was dull 01 rn
Jajs, but tint is nothing coinpan.! to the
immlier of jioople wlio nfu to take thir
teen ph MgrapU. The yl", nouiLiji.,
you know is a doien photos form muih,
with a iaiitI thrown 111 Nwirl e erj lKly
wants the pane-!, I ut full on- tenth ounui
tnmo s 1 ao ono of the photis her . that
th. v ma u 01 i taking tie uinuln numlr
uf thutn home with them. More women
than mei are aff rte 1 in this waj though
the. u uill want ui to jut in another one
so as to make it fourteen. " Chicago Herald.
ltuod-loUoud fruiu th Caro.
Tl e death of a sea captain recently was
astnlksi by medical authorities to blii
poisoning, caud by his vessel carrj ltg a
cargo of nitrate at sodt. The Bailors erb
alKctisl with what Uiay callel rheumitism.
I1k .apt un l-oin in the aitor cabin, suf
fe -ud the full force of thi eaporation of th
nitrnte. It ia k&ld ttiat four car tain, in
the .molov of a leadimr eastern huti.ii'
turn have died within a few ycani Irooi Uiu
SA1H9 causo. Chicago Herald.
V Hroite Ite int In the S) ulrile.
The Diuui ss il I .t-d U in ksp dr Tht
(Miipnssof u tria i gret n withjt iloiis
lage Wh)" Un lust tluir fame a-s the
greatest fptetn ui wonun in Kutoik i-
aUmt to fide 1 lie Printers Hirgish
"mil JMtdlid is here. And who is she;
Ihe sistt r of the sultan of Zmihir
Whit, 1 iitgro JNut quite, and Afrtuin
of 40iirs but her loinplexion is out)
tr n d 1 1 it I she is r. ill) a Ik .int If ul and
(iiiiur. 1 until in Uul in the saddle' h
slit is a ( list, mtsl to riding out to idnnit
Ii ns and sh. i.in outdoo nil) circus jn r
ft.imi r in tin world ho has too.I entt
tinth. Ko k of 1 gillop'tig horse and with
h 1 Mile shot running anttlupts Whit
m our I'm opt in iqutstriLUb to htrl
1 it is tor L lut ago lribune, ,
SKILL IN VIOI.IN-MAKIXG.
A LESSON IN CONSTRUCTION BV A
MASTER OF THE ART
n I xpl 111 ttioii .if l'rlnrlples Iellrate
N tture of th liitruiiit lit hat tin
WtiotN 11I11 thtt rtete tit Spruif
trillstl, Ntlllll Hlltl Itow.
Mr I Josephs a io'ii miker of San
Iran i-4s was ii-iitlv iil.rvi wtsl b) a
tejiorier '-tirliiig at th i-'mniug fie n
i. it r asktsl tin lirst inn 1 j 1 -. of the lua
nt-
U oil sir n plied Mr .Tos.jhs 'lean
s.i(. I) siiv att rfmv t irs of exprune,
tint the hist thing I s) ould hu revs upon
1 two I tint lid It m kin,; is a tride ail 1
t uit v lolm m tkitu 1- ui art ou an make
a titldle In ma. hine and Use 1 nm
iltest to inol I it but 1 violin imut It mate
v liaii I an 1 mud-d from m l-turo as
t 11 fultv as tloigh it wee n si i-hal lo
a tu 1 It is the ino't si us tivo of all in
ti urn tits f sitim I a id th. 01 h pi fe t
. 11 It 1 sii ri r it. 1 1 mo or an oran
Itt-ati tht rui not ! p rf th tun tL
N. itiiei pet litlln It 11 r p rf. 1 1 hftlis .an
WwiMiiiu.sl an 1 if sui h nstruui. nts are
in r . th tune 1 th y mu t 1 ont pjentl) le
o it W in 1 11 strum nts do not eutet 111U1
th. t imp till n at all, as the. t an 1m Ukj
ash bl mu slmrp or tint b) tho jur
I. tint r j
an ri 1 NTinvo I KI( II'LkS. 1
ThewiINof a biitii g " Mr Jon 'phi
Hint on tt sii) , itntn'l ts a oust ic proper
t '- do tin ) tot "is well it is the samo
with a violin 1M 111s f r a io in in do
t mm lb) the rule ti( t. e vib ation of tho
woihtioli us d thstii. an 1 si e of the
an . hainU r, an I the . 1 li is g. nt nlh aro
all dritn eat on t ifs vibritiuiis. the
u iIh put in n t lamp an 1 -sted for iu
rt -ni mt pi ill "s an 1 if 1' d not eouu
up to tli inaik of our4 no ah r it wa t I
in sh iping it lit n the p Kh tif th. wok!
ir dee miutsl tht 11 th on ulati his tome
in 1 veu th f htd -s in the U 11 v .1 j n. 1 on
ihl- test In th tal lllitlolis, rilst n u t en
tti mil 1 of th violin win. tils tli. amount
ol e uc ml) and m. vitj put into the
Uo k and If I) lhsi-the tiasim that a
mer pv isi nt v riuis.-sii pe fMt violin.
t 't 1 1 .r if Ii w r sun thai h- hid ex
a tlv th same m ilet lat is tla old ma ter
ti at h eiith avors to imitate, nn i tint th
A.Ht.1 was tif tlit ttaiiu r -stun 1 , his violin
iingh 's h r ol a t e.opv 1 ut thet con
hti lis no iiiMOs-.i! It ( ouufquontl , an
a list in vt r nn -s two i 1 uis vatl)
aak lhev mihtletht sate to all n.tnl
01 t veil 1 lost o s rve s tho t vp.rt will see
the IilT nii.N at a gUm o
H w tlnou mold the an ho m tho Kick
ami I tribes
Tin) am nrt molJetl but cut out with
oives nn 1 tin) pan . Tlie arches run
iohwa)s fi out do to si ! aid e dt
oil a id the wt r. towanl t o lmih s
titiii'l) do 1 cite hath Uit k an I tub
I elh t tmsist of two lises .bled togt the
mi 1 nativ as to give t npp. uan t. of a
so 1 1 s ah.
In si p irt of hi- nss rti n Mr Josoj h
hi! lted Mjvt nl pie es o ne 1 as ho s atol
nn l so ailisti. ilh t1 at the jnnct 011 vtnt
c:i ci I) dw rnihle and pn UiM) woai 1
not be when the varmdi was put on over it '
Iv.r) tiling aUmt the Ito-I) ot the uislru
111 ut is fastened wIh glue not n tai k tr i
st ling tut ling into tli ctiinKiti iu torn ,
111 1 ting ti'i ttio tleiiei e niture of the 111
strum nt. Mr. Jost phs vu.l tint the re
sine j iodu-e-1 bv th t 1 si n of the st t il
of moil ni violins inoutl to n n t)
jsnin Is, and th f ul sh II would not tone
tiivwhn 1 oar su-anming sik h a w ight
tut for tit. fut of nnb an 1 thepns ne
td the I as Ur md the siiuud-lt.st whuh
an eonc lie I fr m i w in tho int- nor ol
tl t air-t 'i uiilsr
A 4 IIT N Wil lis, IlMsl!T m
lb chit on w -ods thi" cam. 11 t wis n
er 111b n -ting art the u.t. rview ih
Uu k net k, si les, an 1 t n 1 of a good lohn
iro of miplo and tlie oundu g hoard, or
t. p is of spruct. There is iieti of a r at
amount of expLrtniss in the st.lect.on of
woo-i, an 1 wIku 1 uiiik r se tin s a tine stick
ht g nr s it as he would u child or favotiu
j WfL
Mr Jos-jhswis hippv in tin pos ssion
of a 1 le 1 or spruit tint ho had "."ositive in
formation In 1 Ut-n ut over eight) h
vears. Ttostukwas found tl mg m r leu
as a Uim in a bun wnv up mth no thorn ,
part of Maine, The two wo.hU are stlecttl
lor tlieir mutu il rev n ince, and to develop
this the moat itr o t .onditioas are notes
S 11
riuroare stvtnl kin's of spiiee," went
on the attivt, "l ut o dv 0110 will do and
ien tht 11 the on litmus mu t leac ly so.
Tin tn-o niU't grow in a certain Lttitud
an I in a out uti soil and tin a a son in, 14 a
it alt r ot tin r a test importance. In
t titling the tr tl o nx m st le 1 ud in the
spring wh. 11 all th snp is at the top, going
to fotsl the ) ung shoots at tho t.stnme enl
of tue tiunk Ihe nasous fur this a e
several, the mint ones lengt at the wail
is u ft tlrar and U t - r s.ason.vl ant tho
ast nsi m 1 f the sap ciniis'vith it dl the
miliuiitio 11 the tiUrs, such as grit, foi
lustiu e having tho wo,l at its KanesL
This bran, h f the subje. t was 'eft with tht
assertion 1 lb- hot that Aiuoi inn wood l
was the In st 111 the w il 1 for lolm-m iking
Ihe a 11 sh was tne next I ranch of th. .
t-ulvtt, antl a p.ukage of I nina t tel gum
was txhibit-tl as the coloring m.tter for
the liu.st liistiumoits It wiu genuine
dragons blttod, now out of lommont and
tht little pit kigi wis all that Mi Josephs
was abl. to procure in n, jtars search of
tLe shop of raio-e The miking of tlie
fann Us Crnnona varnish dt not ajijsar to
liave lieen a sint, but the knowle.ige of its
m tiiufatturi apitars to rave U-vn 1 t tor
aUmt a (tiitui,and then on.) that ha-
U-on (.p ut 111 sockiuj; t rcsurnxt it wou d
ma e stvt ral he.i) fortunes.
Hni .eiutiitin erior pievails in regflr 1 to
tin sirups tistift h t run d "tat gut by the
1 ljir hi 10 tht) th ) are inn le fr uu the
enl nil s of Kuroptau sh ip, an I thj tntrail ;
of a si it i Ott r si. 1110 it lis .11 tan not Le
to ivnted into i s;nugs The shep in
tos.ouit do not innluce go.nl strings,
an I onh cirtam ;vuts. ot Furtipe p odtuo
tht . rv ln?st IheUiws were the last sub
jtiU of 1 01 s dt ntioti and 1 1 rnim! u
woa.n1 was tin ir si tho world o ir It is
the toughest and stl ett wotxl of its wt gh.
intbdword and is rather a valuable arti
tl It is a nitural d)owool, an I rvqunes
1 o coloring The I n whit hairs tl at en '
ttr into th 'tun s ti in to uj 1mm trance
the coars. r bla k one- U nig fit for nothing
txiepl double b.is bows Alta Calif or uian.
I't ruv Ian n 1110 omliif; Into M irk t.
1 ht re is lppireutlv a xinMbibl that
I't ruv t m gu mo ui.i) again come into gt u
4 ml Use from which Us high price has for
a hiiig tunc c lude 1 it Ihe IVruM in
pivtrnnit nt. nnd Mib-iqueiitl) the t hu
1 ii govt riunent itisiste 1 for a number of
war ou kit ping up 'be price of gu mo
notwithst Hiding th it ill competing m in
tins hid filled so low .ts to render the
purch 1st of gu mo for 1 1 st crops and ou
most stnls an etraag me in .vhich most
t ir'iurs totild not in iiilge It is s tin
fiUtorv tin tt fore to 1. iru that undtr n
contract with the ( hi! in go. runic nt
gu iiio ts now to Ik consigned to the
I mi tsl kingdom on terms thtt will 1 nablc
it to bt sold it prices whuh will place it
1 11 a footing with other artPtti il m mures
'-svtril irgcHshae ali.ilv arnvtd tn I
l.ul md under the new irrangt ment, auJ
will short h bt. il ice i 111 tho riarktt
( hif igoTinn s
M liat n "I h inner" s ivs of n ikrs. I
'I he bii ike, though so agile or fmtasth
is the ery tmlMKliiuent of tbgiiit), and he
cm be injured b) nn lndigint) as readtl)
as ilo.lv pun uul all snake tb irnu rs
nftt r once st 1 l)tug tin ldios)uuu.s.cs ol j
theii jut sniko-s, nre careful ik v. r, limit r
an) circuin-tantoi, to excite their antl ,
pith) b disturbing tin ir lignit of pos '
or st utim. ut know tug well th it if the
d tht ) w ill sun 1 p i) the h unit) in tin
p-iwirofth. n ptib to stmg tirciush, ;u
the cise in i) be Chicago Ledger I
NEOLA.
tnc:ark green t s.sts o.d and shndowed
deep.
Half hid in wive of Iillies tall and nl
Net da lies ht r soft t)ts dmvvst.1 b)
sb. p
One Uire, white nnindetl inn iKUcath
her ht id
A raWshed bir of golden stmhino sle ps
Athwart tin clIow glor of her h itr
And all his soft entangled bed be stt eps
In d)ts ot dicper col ir rich an 1 nn
The tips of 1 ushes kiss each w inn. Hushed
chttk
The bosom, full and white, moves soft
and slow,
The wt t red lips are parted as to speak
While dniws) smiles enchanted come
ami go
One loose hand holds n scarlet poppy bud,
Fit emblem of eoti . fatal power.
To lull the stir ami actions of nun's blood.
And 1 1) them swooning at her feet on
hour
Intoxic itt .1 bj her close embrace,
forgetful of the world of chit, care
Till smiling cold she t irns iwi) her fate.
And the) awake to ui uIiicsm and de
spair hui ih Kngsdate in Times IVmocrat
MS.ni()WLKSGIIOST.
My sister Deborah hail nlwajs hart a
fancy for the house n Rnlile roofed,
braid portlcoed old slono house, ininlui
bark from the houe in the midst of a
square garden and fruit trte And bo
when, in dritint; past onti daj, e sau the j
notiLO "To let" postid uixm the front
Kate, we alighted and utt'kwl up to the
Kraeleil pnthuii to iiiaJ.e inijuiries I
An old nero woman opened the door j
and shun nl us into tho tiar'or, when the
ladj of the house noon appenred bhe was
a tall, slender and rather handsome
woman, with briuht, jet hLick ejesandl
hair, and a jierfectly clear and colorless i
complexion She explained that she was
the ou tier of the house, and had lied here
alone with one hctv mit ulute her husbind's
dtath, about two jean previous The '
house w as too Lime for her use nnd she
deslrtnl to let the main portion of It, re
taimni; the wing of three rooms fur her (
use The arrangement and terms suiting
u, we soon came to mi a'eement, and tn '
Uss thin two wteks thireafter, Delnirah
and I were quietly itnbli-.hed in our new
nliode, a contcntwl old maid nnd bachelor
Deliorah was ten ea s older than nt
Relf, and had ever "inc. my motherless In-
fancy ncted tow anLs if e a maternal part.
We were in what is called independent
circuiUbUmces 1 hail a good business in
thecitj, and, (hiding my comfort well
carnd for at home, had lieen ery well
contented, and reached my fortieth year
without having thought much upon the
subject of changing my bachelor condi
tion Nor did such a thought seriously
present itself until I may as well confess
it until I had known our landlady, Mrs
Araliella Crovvle, long enough to come
uniler the influence of her fascinations
l nder other circumstances, porh ips, it
might have been ditiercut, but being
thrown so frequently into her presence
seeing her at tirst nearly ev try day. In con
nection with certain proposed arrange
ments nnd improvement of the place, and
nfterwanls so often 1 leeting her about tin
light accidently in the grouuds, which by
mutual agreement rcmiitied open to Iwth
fcndlles it was not strange, I thought,
that we should have tiecn unconsciously
drawn into a closer mutu il interest than
might have been the cvsj umler ordinary
circumstances. She was not over JO at
mast, was clexer and agree ible, and hail
many little liew itching ways and express
ions, snini tunes lively mid sarcastic some
times pathetic anil tender, which ever
else over inn a peculiar fascination, i.lmost
in spite of my own wnlL Ami so it came
to piss that one evening in the twilight,
after supper, I with some embarrassment
ventured to broach to my sister the subject
of my marry iug the nlQW Crovvle
Deborah hid never pirtieulnrly fancio.1
her, and she now sw ept her pet tortoise
shell tabbj cat out of her lap. and looked I
at me aghast.
"Uracious goodness, Oliver' You don't
mean to say that you really that site
that you are edgaged to marry that
womnn?"
"Xot exactly engaged, that Is, I have
never directly inked her to marry me, but
she knows ahem' there ls whatmaibe
called un understanding between us "
"Understanding1" exclaimed Deborah,
Indignantly "In in) opinion you've no
understanding whatever in the matter
You don't understand that she's an artful,
designing woman, who has probably from
the xery first lieen planning and manu'uv
nng to get you hi her power You don't
understand what her temper or dipositlon
or history may be Now I have heard
things from the neighbors concerning all
this which I scared) cared to repeat to
ou. but which, under present circum
stances. It Is of course my bounden duty to
lnfom you of "
"Whnt things'" I inquired, faintly
"First about her temper She's a termn
gant! Look at her eyes' nnd if ) ou could
hear her some days scolding that old black
woman, you'd know her better A nice
henpecked husband you'd make' Why,
neigh liors say it ls more than suspected
that her huslnnd committed suicide oy
voluntarily taking thedoseof morphine of
llUlta UC UIC11 til I, UII lui. "J .uc .t.u au
led him And she's quarreled with all her
relations which Is the reason she huppens
to 1 living so solitary and nlone."
I pondereil Deborah's wonts I came
to the conclusion Hint 1 had bceu hasty
and imprudent, and had made a nirrow
escape And thenceforth avoided Am
liella Crovvle
Hut she didn't avoid me Oh, no. On
the contrary, she sought me assiduonsly.
She met me around street corners, she
w a) laid me in the garden alle)s, and fin
ally she went to my office, and directing
the cltrk to say that a lad) wished to see
me on business, follow eel htm into in) in
ncr oflice room and there majestically de
rianded to know the meaning of my late
conduct
b sug gest Uiarsheliad misundets. I
...) intentions Onl) hint that though It ,
w ould delight me to remain her gool and
What could I say or do Only deli
deeoteil friend, )et th it a closer and more
Intimate tie would scarcely contribute to
the happiness of either, and that Hut
here she interrupted me
-Do I understand," she enlil, looking
straight at me with her black and glitter
lng eyes, "that. In so many words, In short,
after all thit has lieen said, after all our
plans and arrangements In regard to the
future, )ou now decline to keep jour
promise to marr) me?"
"Pardon me, but there w as no promise,
no positive proposal, on my part. A little
flirtation such ns ours "
And then she interrupted me again, and
startled and appalled me witli an exliibi
tion of that temper which my prudent anil
penetrating sister hail attributed to her
I wilt not describe the scene, I will not
repeat what she said except the last
vvonls
"ion will find that I am not one to bo
trilled with, or to tamely submit to an in
sult I will lie revenged' As long as I
live I will haunt jour life, and make jou
feel the lutluenoo of n w ronged. ud in
suited woman " Hero I must htive
smiled, (or sot added with n concentrated
Intensity of patslon "And evonKIdie
ltefnro you do, I will hauut you then1 He
member m) words, and tie sure of itl"
Then she left the office, and I never
again saw her alive.
I saw her, however. In her coffin the diy
of her funeral two dais after she had
(Implied dead of heart tlisin.se at a public
concert Deborah and I, with a few
nebhbors, rode to the cemetery and saw
! m ivc ftnil tti.
ttu 11 tin u 1111; nf
1 lie house 111 uti i )i t
1 li ul n st Nil wits
t iii itpttil only liy
until hs uo mult r
s 1 oitlil come from
afti r th proiKrt
It ft shut tip tin! ! 1
till "Id IHUT I l III
IimmI 1 ri lutn nl In
11 ilitaiit -tatt In Iim k
1 llstsl to think ot hi r si mi units u nk
ing in tin gild u liMiut twilight lint
! alw ijs with a grat fill tn mbling senst
I of tin fit' whii 11 I hail es apid And If the
thought of ht r last thrtat tvtrcrosstsl m
i 1111111 ltUllsotll) toll llltt uttli a HIIlllL
, fi r its c hildishiit ss and al surdity
I So a wtskur two passed quietly IV
Inirah lnd ihscltargi d our last s riant,
and us iibsorlw d in the trying nnd dilh
uit task of Hinting a new one who would
.suit And one morning 1 r turned home
wonilirmg w lather ttte girl just now n
trill would have my f ivonte ally 1. 1 m
' pniperly cfmktd or servtsl tis her pr i
lessor lui 1 done i mass of he.ivy 1I0111.M
I To inj surprise on my opening ne
'front door Hridgtt thitwLs her nun ,
and the name titsH.aks hT nationalitv
iiame hastttung up tht kitchen stain 1
mtet me
"A ye plaze, there s a ledily waitin 11
the libiey to tj t
I -A lady ' h it 1 id "
I "Shure she ilidii t tt 11 ine her name It
uare," bhe aildtsl in a lower lone, glaiu
lug toward the library door, "but missus
vv.es gone out an I jist thought I heerd a
little bit of a noise uulwhtnl come up,
there she was n standin' 111 the hall wid
her tionntt ou he said she wiiuttsl to sesj
yi and woulil wait awhile She s 111 there
now "
I opened the libnrj door but tie n.im
wa-s empty I turneil to Hrnlget, vho was
lingeniu in the hall
"There Is no one here," I said Tht girl
emu forward, and after staring around
and moving the curtains and opening a
txiokrast exilatimd
"liowly Misses but vv h it s come o the
leildy , at all? slit was in here tlve mln
utes ago, and "hi cnuldii t a got out at the
front door wulotit my stein, her"
"W h.it ill 1 she look like?" I inquired
"Knit she was a tall slim, nice-looking
leildy, wid black eyes an black hair, an
a white f ice wid no uure red in it than
chalk "
.My own face must ha;e lost Its coloi
for I felt .1 sudden nero ts sl ock, and the
blood chilled, as it were, in m eins
"Hovv was she dress hI" I inquired
"Hlack all ovtr an a long crape veil "
This was Mrs I ro vlt s dress She had
tte'tn still in widow s wecils when I knew
her
"Hridget," 1 said don t iutntion this to
your mistress It might disturb her
And though If mud the sally I.unn
done to jierfeet on and Deborah aitne
home in an uncommonly good humor,
from making ertain dry gcxls bargains
down town. 1 could not enjoy my
ten and went to bed moody and buwlld
erw
I could not doubt that Hridget hail seen,
or fincied she had seiu, what she de
scribed ami yet what did it all mean?
It ui'ght indeed have lieen some other
lady than Arnliell 1 ("rovvle but why
should a i-tniige 1 idy call to see me at my
home, and hovv did she enter and leave
the huiis-
Three iLivs after this ou entering my
ni) olllce one uiurniug, iny clerk stud,
brlskl)
'1 he re vv its a lady to see you last even
lng after you left, bhesaidshe would call
again "
"tt hat 1 uly '" I Inquired
"Well I think it wis the lidy in a crape
nil who came about a month ago on busl
ness, and w is so excited w hen she left. In
fact I m prettv certain it was the same."
I suddenly sit down in my ofllcc chair,
feeling ver) faint
"tt'lmt did she s-iy" I asked, wiping
the starling moisture from my fore
held
"Only thit she'd call agiin I didn't sc
her till 1 looked up, and there she was
standing ins.de the glass door She was
was xery paloiindq net," continued Gibbs
reilectixily as if mer.tilly contrasting
this state with the visitor's former "excOe
meiiL" "she lookel aud moved like a
' i1II!)t
I ...., ,,,,
ol Cibbs " I exclaimed wit 1
mi,(,en 1(, .,,, ,rritlltlna -Then
ire not uch things as ghosts " I
"I don't kno.i," he ansvvred, with 1
doubtful shake of his frizzly red hi ail 1
"lvc htartl if strmge things happening 1
now and then My gi.indmother "
Your grandmother tie- -hinged'" In.j
tered under my bre ith, as I slanu d '
down the lid of my ties;, as If by ncclde t
but Mob ntly enough to nuke (Iibbs st -t I
and forget tils ghostly reminiscences. Aud
all that di) I vv is so nervous andexcit. I
wlih vvatclii-ig the oihee d.sir, and listen
lng to the footsteps and voices of the io- (
pie In the outer room, that I found It im 1
possible to properly attend to business
That evening, after tea, to quiet my ex '
cited nervts, I walkid with Deborih in
the gardtn up mid doiv ti a liovver) walk,
which was n sort of tioundiry line tie
tvvten our part of the house and that
lately occupied by Mrs. t'rowle It was a
warm, delicious summer evening, aud the
scent of rusts and j isniine tllliil the air
with fragri'ite whin the cool white lilies
gleimeil like silver in the moonlight Gen
er illy I enjoy tlies-things, but to-night I
had no thought for them A horrible In
cubus si eined bunging over m) life Could
it Ik.' inhibit that Arabelli Crowle's vin
dictive threat vv is being fulfilled, olid
that the ret of in) life wis doomed to be
h , , , ,,er ,,1(t- or )lnti or appar
ltlon. or what event might lie, which
now 'eemeil dogging ui) dally steps? Hut
ghosts' How weak and foolish I was be
eomiiig' Of course I knew that, though I
could notexpl iin to m self the m)stenous
visits which had lately occurred, there
could l 110 such tilings as ghosts. And
with this thought I, with a contemptuous
smile, lifted my ej es from the ground
and saw looking over a rose-ledge, ex
actly f icing methe ghost of Arabella
Crow le'
It was only a momentary glimpse, for
the next iiistint the apparition had van
Lslnsl tint 111 tlwt moment I saw it plainly
in the moonlight There were the hvrge
black eyes tiled upon me, the white, mar
ble-like complexion, the well formed
features, the tall, slen ler figure, all in
". ' ' '
ft '?,' 'SS
'" ' 'f l u lUai1 and burled' or eUc
her ghost
Dorath) s exclamation aroused me
I -What was thai I thought I saw
I something white just there' Did you'"
' "Yes, I I saw the ghost of Arabella
Crovvle'"
I "fioo.1 gracious, Oliver! What do yon
mean'"
And then I told her all that I had hither
to withheld from her knowledge She
said nothing, but took my arm, and all In
a tiutttr of agitation hurried back to the
house, and. on entering, locked and
I birred the door nfter us As if anything
amid hi n. after keep out Arabella Crow le's
ghost
I w is sitting 111 my room, unwilling to
retire, gl incing about and starting nt
every slight sound, when I heird my sis
ter s voice from the top of the stiirs
I "Oliver' I don't behove a word of if
That ls, I don't believe Its a ghost! I'll
find out to-murruw "
I She nut mo the next evening with a
couutuiiaiuo of portentous solemuiti
seiting herself opposite me In the parlor
while Hridget arranged, with more than
usual elalioratenesj, tho tea table in the
next room
"Oliver" she commenced, "I 've seen
that ghost agiUn."
"Where?" I inquired, staring around
I She patted me lightly and soothingly on
the shoulder
I "Over in the next house Mrs. Crovvle s
wing"
"11 iv e you lieen there'"
"Ve. I resoKfsl to co over and Inquire
tfjt rtinn n rou mio
s(m1 Till. t U. !l it An I
ofoldAils.1 s,np Bhovved ine into virs
Crowle's pirlor an I tli. re .finding ill
white right under Vr iU lln ( r.l.
trut on the u ill I sti 1 gh .r
hat did .11 do vv huh it I l
My iter stride l ht r chin i I
with her foreflng r
"I lntrtnltictsl mys If md sul I i
' !
il. 1
Moodshc vvishe I tiisie my broth r i
bllsilH-ss Iouhlthsh tss lit l III
formed ine th it she wes Kits ll 1 tr ui
"Vjii nu an Anlxlli "
I mean Is.il. II 1 Miss fs.il 1 ( r. w
'uin sister of Mrs Arabella Lrowl. vi
11 itrled hi r cousin Id h ird m v I 1 I
died in this house si weeks ag 1 " s kn n
sister, with gre it emphiisLs and di 1 u.
tion
I drew a long breath of surpris th
rill f. though ,es yet but half realizing tl
truth
"She u, tuts to see you alf.tit the h tis.
continued Dilmrih. in her most 111 ir t. 1
fact tone and manner "she wish s j. 1
purchase it "she is htr sister's hi in ss
though I havean idea tint Ar dull il r nv .
was 110 kludtr to htr than to in .st Her
people The lad) seems a very in
and sensible woman and I noun h w f,
interested in lit r poor thing ln s 1m
supporting herself by tencludg in a v n
l.uhes' seiiiin try to w hlch she pro r
turning after vacation "
"Hut how did she get into the h is
that day "
"I had gone out, an 1 Ilruigtt f .rg t t
lock the hall dour Miss tow le rung tu it
and feiling taint with standing 111 tin .in
stt piied inside Ami as to her leaving sin
would have to do that after wilting 1
half hour md no one apeariug Hn Iget
isii t accustomed to visitors anil will n
quire some ta lung s,jlt. ls (-,ing to take
tea with us this evt 111114 'added Iluriihy
with a brisk glance toward the table in the
next room
" Take tea with us Ilridget'"
"Miss ( niwle of course I asked 1 er in
a friendly, informal manner for sh
seemed so lonesome and we are undi r the
same roof, you know ami h.id pan! her no
attention she s much bettt r lo king
tli in her ulster, though so wonderfully
like her repression makes all the ditltr
ence, you know I tlnuk you will like
her "
I diil like her Iliktd her so well that I
purehiestil the house which she vv is m
dtsirous to sell, md, after that, my likmg
increased so much that I installed htr
therein as its mistress. Neither Delmrah
nor I have ever regn tied the step but we
never allude to either Arabella truvvle or
her ghost, tiur is m wife to this day
aware th it on her first moonlight rimble
in theold gardtn. attireil in a cool white
dress, she was taktn for the apiarition of
her sister S A W eiss in Frank I.c-sue.
LIFE ON THE LOCOMOTIVE.
Tht. A.plr itluii. ,f 1 dreen remiin
Juiiiiltit; from n Xlotlnj Trtln.
As 11 1 las. I icniiiotiv o engineers are not to
l tnvie-L Th ir i.itioi L. one of gn-at
dinger an 1 rt.p nilul ty, an 1 is 01 Caiinsl
only by ytars of hant tin t exhius iv train
lng Th 'lours ni e i ug an 1 irrguaranl
ttte duties so .xotting that a t 1 hug trroc
my undo tne work of u hfet in Th
tra It or n.fesn rt of an , ngin o 'i f rs in
rii rb.ij.1.. mini tn other in las an I pro.
fessions, in thit tlie hrst 1-2 oils, ,.r pre
paratory sti'. must lie u.t as thoroughly
mastered. Of iou"so thj nrst step 1. to
learn to kee up st 1111 an I to Ls-oin'''
famthariztsl w th th uvs of tho different
1 arts of the lo OMiotive Many a g e n
rtman espaungly toll, hu ees t mr Is
tlie steam gauge an I won lets if the tinv
will ever cotnu wh 11 it will U an ea y ta.k
to keep tltat slender nesdls abo.e tin
century point
It comes tj h.m, ho vovir, with practic,
I ut not a. quitUly jrLapsa. nsth km k
of jumping from a mo. ng trim wit nut
detriment to t Iothe or t..ly Mos men
stand on th stirrup with ttie fo.t far It t
from the tn it to I st.nl ht out Th s is
n ither tlm a nor th. e-isy wiy If yon
wisti to junqi from say the ii, lit llan I s d
let your ri ht foot ru .am on ttte stirrup
an 1 swinging well lta. put out your It fr
ffsjt fiom un I r'le.iih. tt hen you stme
the gruuu 1 y ur feet are in such p- st'i n as
to I. reaily for th, ne t st p or if y u do
fall it will invar, .blv t away from tti
timn, and 1 ot under tli w,.s Is.
Kngiue'rs who iiave luvo.'hid an it i
dent, an t hive alwuys l.on notl fti th. 1
carefnl running, h.iv tsen Ln wu t, 1 s,n
tinently throw ov r rrsls for g-e ns an 111 si
a ba-l fadu o in c nerul. showing by nil
doubt Uiotr toui uui ll ty to dtst n uh
colors. et these sau men vvoul I never
run ja-it a rod ight 1 r f il t sto, w , n th
proper signal eoto w 13 shown. Th ex
Ianitiin jrenflial'y pife'i an 1 ivcptod ts
tltat, iilthoitgh n nui lht may 11 it look nsi
tt It m yit he is trame.1, nnd ep. riems
has taught hitn th it t at particular shad
of light or lag signi.it s laug'r It is with
a fielin akin t d s ip, ointment, to vs. 111
unatounto 1 terrible railroad to lis 011
that the engineer its aioil m ur) I,y juni'i
ing. It taki s very httld tune for an en
gincer to do all in his ower toward-,
stopping the tnun, an 1 hat mg dot e this
there is uo val d re-uou why he -h mid stay
on ttte engine any longer 0.d runners
however, say that no fearof is.rs.mal .langi 1
titters the mind wh n an acci lent is 1111
uunent, but the one thought of stopping thu
train at ah ha ards ibrbs thettt, eve t m
til tho crash tomes, an i it ts only at duos:
the last instint that afo'y u sought 111
flight Ctev elan 1 Lta ler.
Tlie rrartlre of Swearing in rnlinil.
In Knslml thj Mreann of the? Iowtr
classed U brutal in tho o tremt It is n di
gUstiug, reo tir rt of pi of iruty 1 hore
is no pk-.t-.uro m lumn to it 1 h ilu
tato.1 cla-s os do i r liulo sw. arin Tht
reason Uno. hocai -o tht th nk. it wion
but Itvauso th think it l-ad form. 'itlis
aro out vt as'non. Tht. use of tutm Ls on
s.deroiasu Ot ill Lreotlin. Wheno-l
Kin, iUrt Edwnrtl comosi toihjthroie
the fa h on will pro a dy clianta. 1 mie
wo, un 1 r irious Rtoil kin i and qiut il-,
wheutosWdr U.e a p-Utiiuian na con
hidenxl an at i o nplishment.
I 'vas rn o m the ot'cn room of ttv
NoMlty th atio. in I ondon which st n 1
jiist oir hncon Inn Melds, na.irWY.orl
stre t talking t Lion! I trough, Ih coins
ilmn, wh n an old military ptntenian tame
in who wis cvilently a loor of the ootl
liquors whi h Ilrou h ke'ps for his f ru iuW
Tho old k,i n U n in was i major or sonifthni
of that "Ort, and msto id of wairinj ho pjj
k.rod hi.sicuivt rsuti mi withtut phra stiih
ni vital" It aiisw rol all tho puriKa-kw of
w.ai1n;, anil wh.iikiI ,-To.itly to reluvt th
maj ir's mink It had i teruuii tlavor ot
o'd Urn com ily al-ou it w m h ss iut-l it
cu'iarl npphrnh'o tt t'ip paco and th. kind
of a t-trukjht b.ick -d, antl m it tl rum thu Old
major wa. Co. Dt t o t Kr t Irtsv
"Why Ni Tmo IV ri. hi- Sot Mike,
Dr Jeffries ays that twenty thre-3 out if
rery twentj li t, ioisons have umimt d
s, if thU bo tru- aui no tw person Me
aake. tht.ro i acto ntm for tli' tact that
no tvTO writ rs of fashion soe alike m a
visit tu some modiste who has tecom nn
authority uim matt rs of drt-is, nn i tleir
itottuips are taken as i key iott to fmur
fashions. On one siv.b, cotasion, t ter u
every evidence thit tho wntcr U tolor
llmd, st utt rly d hs sh ignore all men
tion of th many cola s aivl &hados of toe
same wtult another looks only tt thu
bhapu, cuts, stj l aiu- I roiKsti -ate en I
Uai o iviitriuiiei lato vvnitU thi mliittS
"fad" hue 11 lir wue proclaims an ut
ter rwt from all drapdr, o tlreies, at the
same time anno ineing a perfect avilancho
of new uiatemU winch "will drapo ex
imU'iteh w TTiore is eidently a misunder
stan linrct'etne n uuiuuf icturer and m -dite
whi h niUst be torretteil Im for th hilltiis
oi Uio tu klo court tif fashion oau lo luted
out for tho (Oiinn; 4Usoil Hut let's cou
aider the fcits. ilutluiil JourrLik
Th mertcjii Cnt holier are to rtntibllsh
a uiihcraity at Wiwhln-ttm
Ioiu IVdro ls to found a bl line arts
acoUcuiy at lUu.
Br, BIGGER' S
ORDIAL
The Great Southern Remedy for all
BOWEL TROUBLES
AND CHILDREN TEETHINC.
"" r rp rrv fw who do tMt know of il I
-r ; a k- I. f 1 r 11 1 rt s
r I t 1 t it t-rv f.-w rt tii f m 1 1 Mt
1 f 1 r p irp f rr wl i h irt manv f ut
li itf jtfii in t to tfirv fthai th-n c u 1 n
l if 111 ll tutviiitc a u. utVrful ftT-rt t lit
y xtl-v Dr Uufrs Ilnrklflrrt. I nl at Is
li - I MT MtTIOR Itl.Mt.IiY ttlfcl rfslt 1. t
ti- u or tft-itilfic hik! lurcn iHntiHfw
o try an II runitt tiltr
v
11 it w onsi 1 ro.1 tt m at thli pntn-n ttf
ur t 1 Itl. 11 mu I dm t r ti- ttiiu k-. f )
t itr -o fr- ju nt anl vtf lirar tif mi tuanv
is t. iirriii,: t ( rt a ihltuoi tin lw
I f 1 ll u imp rtant tlilrtrr) liitu--
llllll
1 nt l'r " .list 1 ., w un tttnit
r 1 f n d sv 1 f tf ) i, h Mill r-lt-- II
Ik.i t' I it n nil m u' llr i:U.ru'
liirklrtrrr onllnl .sii sinilor-uitt wbub
fti v Ml s 1 I. itv I I Ink.
Ir ts a I- . Manufacturr. hy
milM IWLlil AtUma.l.a.
I nv Ittr i hrrokrt- itrnirsj, of wrri lajin
and ftitVln will . nr i tiur ( nnip hi.I l t
R. n t t u it 1 rt. , 1- ai llwlMifi-
Prompt and Effective.
Ctjstivi n--s, Ih id win tnd tnanr kin
irt tl fornix of di-..., an among the
n.iiunl n-uih of a th.nl. n d oiitluioii
of tht - ni u h. I iv 1 r. an 1 IJtvvt 1. antl
run he uiml hv ttu ut t.f rN TilU.
W.U Mnur. Mihil i. I't wntf- I
ut tntiihli d with Intlutstion. Constii
ii ju. mt Ht tilitm . for )car. A few
bot s of
Ayer's Pills
restonil me to hi ilth. I line alw it.
found tin in prompt and ilTtetive in tbiir
attuin" Oliver lirlm (.nsnville.
Tutu . vvntts "I luv. ! rn til great
Ihh, St fmm the tie of Aver's 1'iIIs.
rin v ,unsl ine of -;iuuiath and l.ir
in tt'.' .-hi ' htilatlli tid me for years."
In-'(l sirtittiuiirth. ISatli, Me., vvntts-
I was ppMraleil Willi a sivtre ISiIhiiis
ompltit.t. Aftirxmilv trviuga Iiiinilie
f r. in Ins I vv es nnillv liitiurisl to ii-u
ot' Pills, .nil hid t iki n st tr, elv two
ttx swlnn I was (oinpltt Iv ciirtsl."
Ayer's Pills.
1 1 t i'ii.m- ni
Dr. .1. ( . jer A. ( ., Ixvill. Xft.ss.
.' d bl ail Int'st.
Ladies
Do you want a pure, blooni
nm Coinjilexion I If so, a
Kmv nimliratioiis of Hasan's
MAGNOLIA IJALM vlllgrat
ify j ou to your heart's con
tent. It does aw ay w ith Sal
Ion ness, KedneNS, 1'iiuples,
Jtlotches, and all diseases and
imperfeetionsoftheskiin It
overcomest he Hushed apnea r
ftiico of heat, fatigue and e
ilteinent. It makes a lady of
TH I HTY appear hut TWEN
TY ; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect aro its effects,
that it is impossible to detect
ib application.
, COKTAGIOUS
Diseases are Prevalmt ad Over the World.
I am int'Te of hjinl nn 1 while I a ln
thit counirv I c sirai tsl tcrnb e b.ood p. iso t,
and for two jart a. un lr irfntiunt an out-
j dot r pati-rnt a Noitici ham Hutiiit-I Ki KUnd.
but was not t urfd 1 jL.tt-ftsl the uiot oifonUinif
I (mIos Id my lon9, and Wtit 4-ote.nM I h mm all
vr mj lioly fod limto. I hst Trfi nl .Ual
j neM, with paitut imuttd titht. atrven ouatn
I mr head and - u which nearly rn iu
i crazy I toi all hoi- in that country, and iittsl
i ir tiufn a a i was Trtaisi at Ko-Tru in ini
rtty, t il a tiv a pr imicrDt hon an n New
i rK h n no ctinnet tAn with the ho pit I s-
I uw ttit Atlv rtiriutttt ftwuts jpeeifit.antl
I dftrrmnitsi i(Ktr it a trial as a iai riHirt. I
hil Kivin up a'l hoj if 'flDicurt) ma I had
kCiie thrtiaijh the hnc.tl ol lhelstt mdiral men
In Nottingham and New rk. I ttmk nli NuiIm
of si -4 s an 1 I can nar vith reat joy that ther
haTf rurtl r e entire t lam at Mtun.l and wall
as 1 ertr was in hit life
L. FKbl 1MLF0KD.
New ork City, June 12, l(vx.
BLOOD
Is the lift, and he Is wt who remember ft. Eat
in M-trthuf lat year I !"! I contracted Mowl
(tiiHtii, iml le ui in Sa-jnnah, Oa , at the unit),
1 wi nt i t the b.iUl there for treattnenL 1
.mlf red vt-rv luiut b In mi rtivuniaiism at the same
tune I diJ eot grt well under tae treatment
thf re n ir w w 1 1 urel by any of the usua means
I hare nt t ken teveii tattles ol bwifi's ie.inc
. a ul am sun 1 and well It drove the poison out
. throiu-b U.i.sou the , iin 1AX Ur.AHY.
Jersey tur, J , Au-; 7. lv5
Two years ?o I et nt-actel blond pol-ton After
taVlnc jtrt-tonpiions from lh best pnyiciant here
and at Hal as I cum in led to n-.it Hut -price,
an I mi reat ItitiTexaiknna a .I.h trrreotiinnnidd
me to trv ivifl s sptitjr nsjxiirioi; tae that It
woil 1 icne&i me more than Uot spring- Al
though tho
POISON
hil pr-lnretl crt-at holes in my bat k and chest,
and had reniottd 11 the hair oil u; he I, yet I
he;an to lupruve in a week's :ime, and the tre
I t ?in to heal, an-i eie entirely none incl.le of
eUht weeks UUI JONM,
Porter lrnion 1'ana iH-jsit.
Osv, Tests, Wy 13, IvsS.
TreatlHon Hk-o.1 and stinrieesraaned free.
The swlit Hprcitlc Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ca
ELECTRO
GOLD. SILVER AND NICKEL JOB PLATER,
3') VV ii.lmiKl",, s..s,rliii;llrl,l,0.
. Heptilingof t.ibte and teauirt a specialty
1 AU work warranted ta irive aatistictlsa.
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