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LOTB AND CAltR.
I.Ofo fat In lila Imircr ouonummor day,
A lil Care, with liia ti oin, camo to drivo Mm
away.
"1 will not depart,' mill Lnvoj
An J ncW.iuK lib IuIp, with nilvrry wonln,
He ran his fniKtrs alt iir thn clitmls,
And iliiyi il ,u sweet, no n rani iiifi an air,
That a grim smile lit up the fucu of Cure.
"Away, away I" tul Ivo.
"Nav nav I liavo fririi Is I" grim caro ro
lto 1:
"B-lio.., l,ere Is one an.! Ii!i iiamo 'sl'il'le.'."
I care nut fur l'ritli f nu Lore.
Tlien lonr-lilng tin; Ktrini of liU li;;ht guitar,
I'ndo wioii forgot liii I'.fy air,
And i' izlng 1 1 hand of a ru tic; ijnc i n,
Laug.icd, (:aiiiM' :J an 1 liij pctl itu 'cr tin)
Kivtn-
'.li, Aha !" wiltl h',10.
"Awn with your Jen:" cried Care, "if jon
I'll f;
Hern's aiKitlur lunh, Iiaganl and pain JJj'h-f-aao
I"
"I euro not for lihn," naid fvo.
Then IoiicIkiI a strain t wli r and weak,
That a lluxli inium d oV':r Iiik ulliil clu ck,
And J)it aiio ten l tl li fioin hit couch of iain,
And ainilal and reu-liM I the hi aling strain.
"Well tluns for ilf: naid J.ovo.
''I'uhaw, l'nhaw !'' mil Cars, "lliis nj'iaH'l
one, see I
IIow liki tli'.u llio gaiinl look of Tov rty ?"
"I caro li"t for him," raid .of.
Then atnick null a aound from hiii viol's
atring,
ttiat 1'ovi rty nhoiilcd alotii, ''I r.tn I. in;; 1
Tho jcin lcd wn a'.U ro ind my ti in'li t rh .il
tivino,
Fur U'0 SJUl kling genu of Uoh'OlldU UlU
mine !" r
"Ay, ay, very trno 1" .iid I.ovo.
"Nay, IioohI not," naid Cam, "tlmo la fretful
Old Ag.'i
JJvHaiu of lii ciucthm, and Uiiijit not hi
'age !"
"1 ran- not for A:;i'," "aid I.ovc
Then nHcpt the KtungH of hn4 iii.il ii- hie,
Till lii- la. d cyu-i n iil.k.l wiili )..iitliful
lilt;
And Ago i!roivd citi'i'lu.-, and l.glit u a
fay,
Laughed, c.ix r'l and ihmoul, lil.c a chil 1 at
1 'ay,
"llravn, Kir Kid !" mi I i.,vo.
"A truci'," criid wiiidihd C or", 1 Ritli thy
gl'c!
Now look on thin lanl ono 'lis .h .i!":Uj 1"
"An mi ! nh nit '." k.i'I I."'.i
"Hit lici ii eje lir.ru Willi a iiiu ih'Ii!ii lire
"I die '. 1 ilii ! ' ThiiKilio.iin hi luc,
Lovo lh w f .r aay from hi. i-Iioi i-)i l Uni r,
Anil never n Urinil from Unit fat.it hour 1
Aha for thee, l;i;.l,t. d l.'.vo I
IIKIi AUNTS I'Al.ASOL
I1Y JOIS A. J'KrKIIH.
"You 1'ini nilviuico ns many nrMiUfiil.(
br ytm cIiimimo, riihtrrClmrity, tnwaril thu
juipi'i'prii ty id Inn rouini,' limit p,ir,iM"l,
lillt I, fur nil)', Klm!l lint listvll -lit ht.int,"
onrrcctinK liiiiwlf, "puy iiltoiitioii tn
tlli'm. When him ntnrlud fur Ki'lli'lirc
titily hIih IoM mo I liiiglit tt.io it wlii'ii
ever I niiw lit,"
"Nay, lint ho, Jlcssic," omtruiliidcil
tho t'lilrr histcr, htiuil miiiili'ii of uncer
tain ivi', with iiiii'onipri)iiiiiii:j wiiyn mid
liiiti'lu t face; "hIio b:ii; ii a fair kiiii
dliiny iln.v, wIdmi llioni wiw no iIt''" i.f
ruin mill tliiMviml diil nut ra.'o. Uliv
oivn't ynit liii icaHoiial'lii? y t hi Irivii ii
pretty Mark oim ivliicli iiii.swith i-vciy
purpoHi', inn) imiit'rt in Hindi a lii.arru
UihiK Hint it would attract nttciitinli
anywlicri!. Yim will l.i! na cnimpiiMiniis
an if you lui'l a Uiiil of Tamilian Hying
ovor your licail. All Hid rnl(irn nf tho
toinlmw Hcciii to nm tlimnuli it."
'Nfll. MO llllll fl'4 Unit f Mititi'ltr. nv.
Rggorati). Jt in rinpcrli wilii i'la rich
oolorn lili'inliiifr no lnimli'iilly; nml even
the ninht oiii'Mnry nlii-crvcr wnnhl know
that it wiw no cnnimiiii thing nml flint
Bw li;:ht in mtno fnici;n Hpnt.. Ihm't
try to ilisMimtn me; .shall Itu a jaclnlaw
on thirl occii.'iinii nml deck lnyni lf in Imr
row!l jilnuiii(!o. AuntV parasnl ia jutit
tho tiling to hliiclil my lirnncllo fucu
from iil Sol'ri fiery i yo. Ynii nhl crnak
cr I" luilliiij iihIiIu Iho Jiieo iliupery nt
tlio winilnw to I'cep out. "Thn ilay ia
ritill nml warm anil thero iH i;ciuoely n
Lit of wiiulHtiirin'."
"There) will liu HO(in,"exeaiineil (Mnir
ity Hooper, wlio oouhl pnipheHy like
Another Veiinor. "Now inaik my word I
I huvo not htndieil tho faco of iho hliy
and kopt track of tho ehatigi'H in tho at
moHplii'm for yimrs iit to lio wculhcr.
wino mid voiiHcioim of nil npproachiiig
storm. Thero ia every indication of a
storm of wind."
"Well," philosophically returned tho
younger girl, "let it cunio. It is iwcIckh
to rxpimtulatn with tho wculhcr jjoiIh,
however uupropitioim their impcct, mid
I Jiato no iiitcnlion of reliiniiinhiii,' tho
prntillcalion I uliall expcrieiico in curry,
liig a paraHol. I'll run up to tho room
now ami get it,"
8ho vatiinhcd, to return linnicdiulely
With what rihn ill lumt thought to lie tho
uioxt lieiiuliful pariLsol in tho world. It
certainly waa unique; liarliaric, Charily
formed it, IIni, Taylor'a hualiaiid, who
wan a pailur, had brought it live yearn
lieforo from sonio unpronounceable for
eigu part, mid prcricntcd it to bin wife,
who doted on ourioHiiien, mid who I reus
mod it up im a peiit'l of grout prioo and
Dover used it aava on norno rare occa
Bion. But onco had Tiopaio lind the pleunuro
ol appcuring-wilh it on tho Htroot; and
" it wan only when her aunt wuh Hiiddonly
colled away by tcli'gi'ain, to tho death
bed of an old friend, that nho hud won
from her n reluctant oonxout to wield it
on norno flno blight day.
With delight tdio unfurled it now, nml
he'd it by iIh gliftcxing hainllo aloft,
Bpieudid colors, m wiucli gold and crim
son pralomlimfed, blended together ex
quiaiteJy, and tho gill's fuco wim liku
noma beaiilifnl picture, as alio half con
cealed it under tho long gold fringe do
pending therefrom. A lovoly brunetlo
of eigliloon was ISciwie Hooper, with
lustrous cyea in which thoro wan a spico
of miseliief, nml a flguro that was as
graceful as tho white lily drooping on its
atom in its bed of glossy-veined loaves
in the jar on tho window-sill. In her
neutral-tin ted garment, unrelieved by a
bit of bright color, tho many-lined nun
shade aeemcd to Btipply the finishing
' tonoh to an othorwiao too aombro toi
lette. Vexed at the pertinaolty of lior sister
in adhering to her original intention of
carrying the parasol, Charity again
broke forth in donunoiution f tho thing.
"It ia not suitublo lor a civilized boint;
to be seen cn the street with," sho ex
claimed, "especially the Bister of ono
who is a pillar of the church. Have
you no nljamo, Ueasio Hooper? Put
.-aside the outJundinh thing ami don't at-
tonA ftttft'llA inrvfAn will, ii Tf'u r.l )U
for a dweller in IleaHion-Lnml. I'd liko
to seo mo carry it I"
"I too," Jiiiighed Hessio. " It would
1)0 too rich I Do, Charity,; hold it ovo
your red Lend and see how it would
look," and she held it temptingly forth.
v'Hut tho indignant spinster drew be-
yntid the reach of its coiifamiuatiiig;
(OUCH,
"Carry it, if you chow, lw( i
sho wag interested, was corning dow
tho street. Bessie smilod, then went t
auswer tho door-boll, which had jus
sounded.
On tho doorstep stood a stalwart,
fair-haired man llarry Qulo.
"Good-morning, licssio. I called to
accompany you to church,"
remember if anything happens to it,
Aunt Kusan will never forgivoyou. Sho
will abominate you."
"Well, let her," was the laconic reply
of tho girl, who, as tho llrst stroko of
the church-bell fell upon her car, began
to tie on her hat.
Charity, who had stationed herself a',
tho window, now hurried on hers and
left tho house. A widower, in whom
"How did yon know I waa going?"
hhf! queried, iniKchieVoiiHly.
"Oh I a little, binl told me. Ily jovo I
liessie," in they walked down the street.
"That's a gorgeous affair yoii'vo over
Tour head -a truly stunning nlTiir!
What is it? A tropical bird a-Hah I
I lack for a word to apply to it. Your
aim looks charming beneath it, though,
whenevi r 1 can rutch a glimpM of it
through that luntaliiiig dingo. Ihiln't
Charity denounce it an being too gay for
church?"
"You would huvo thought so, if you
had heard her pn on. And, indeed, if it
had been on the Kabbiith, I should never
have i tared to carry it. wonder why
Kid' r Hopkins udmiuiMers tho right ot
bapliMii to-day, instead of Sunday, at
waa hia original intention '"
"Ho was e.illed unexpecti illy to Cali
fornia, and his coiiveila will bo baplicl
by lio one else, (inicinlls ! Ilcssi.', hoW
tho people slaro at you your parasol, 1
menu," with a I'liiimis twinkle in hit
1 1 ai,k blue ryes us ho mado the correc
tion. "Xoii.icuue, Hrary "
Is a liinnl.iif;-a regular fMtercrl I
hcai'l hill! tell I,!l done that she had
eves liko the forgct-mo-not, and liuth
White that her hair wan tho color of thn
dalTyiliiwinlillv. I wonder you would
listen to his (lattery !''
"f don't sco whv. You, voursell,
have made Hue spin-lies lo mo.''
"iliit that is ililli rent," ho returned,
indignantly. "1 proposed to yon some
time since, and to-day you aro to give
mi-a deeidul answer, remember."
"I remember," in a tone of vexation.
"You needn't speak quito so loud. A
squad ol (;iri; and boys draw Hear, nml
J'oil don't want them to overhear. See
the people ahead of us I The church
will bo crowded to-day, i ynll be
lli vc in iiniiicrtiiiii, Mr. dale? Or have
you no prediii'-tion (or what Johu tho
iiap'mt il'Tiii"! indispensable?"
" belli e you to be a coquette of tho
first water," bo muttered, wiulhfully,
nnd-.r his breath, in hn miw her dispen
sing her bows mid sn.ih s indisciimi
liately rii'ht and left.
The little church wan filled to rcplo-
"Tho truth, liessiu How its ru
diant colors scintillate in the sunlight!
It nu'lv makes vmi look ten percent,
better."
",So Jii.lgo Miller's son remarked, thn
only timol i vi-rnsed it to ward nil the
miii s rajs,'1 sin- said, demurely.
"Ju.lge Milh-r's son is a ninny!" ho
r tortcil, ihai ply, biling bin lips, "Ho
lion, as I'cssic bud predicted. An excel
lent discourse, prepared carefully for Iho
conveits, followed. Then the congrega
tion tiled out of tho building and re
paired to tho hanks of a cool, deep
sironm null c en li. iwuiu a green, dan- i
delioii-staired meadow, on whose edge ,
grew willows, wit!: Iho brunches droop
iug so low that their silver-green hair
almost touched the babbling water,
l'essio tripped il.iintilv along with thn
erowd, In r limit's parasol over her head, j
Harry dale keeping persistently at her '
side.
Tho calm of thn day was broken as '
Charily had foretold. A wind that was I
strong and raw had suddenly arisen, and ,
licssjo drew instinctively toward one of .
the bending, long-tressed willows. j
'Twas an impressive scene-the banks
lined with people of all nges. lielow,
w here the water was cool and crystul
c.lenr and thero were no obstructions, the
stream had been dammed up, making
qiiilu a deep pool. Into this the minis
ter kti-pjied ami the converts were each
in turn immersed, appropriate passages
from the liiblo falling now nnd then
from the good man's lit. Ho hud just
released from t lio cool em nraco ot tho
waters a young girl clad iu snow white
garments, so iiiiblematicul of purity,
when tho wind sighed through the treeu
in the most dirctul manner conceivable.
When it cemcd its moaning voice the
minister began tho following sacred
words, iu clear, solemn tones Ilia! thrilled
through Iho crowd:
"Tho wind bloweth where it listeth
and thou hearelli Iho sound thereof, but
knowest not whenco it comclh nor
whither it"
"(Iim'IIi," ho had meant, to any but tho
word died in stillness on his lips. There
came a gust of wind, fur moro powerful
than any Hint had preceded it, and swept
along and lushed the waters of tho
stream. Hats were blown off, trees
writ lied and creaked iu Iho blast nml
some of (ho people were neurly thrown
to tho ground.
Hessio cried out, but only through
anxiety as lo tho fato of her parasol,
which hud escaped from her grasp, and,
as if it had been n thing of life.takeu un
to itself wings and flown away,
Iilko tho brilliant llird of rurndiso it
had been likened unto, it Hew curried
off by tho strong breathed wind In tho
direction of tho stream. Would it dip
its radiant plumage into tho water and
bo ruined forever ? Or would it bo torn
into shreds amongst tho branches of tho
willows ore it reached tho stream?
Hcsm'o clutched hold of narry's arm
iu her trepidation, and shouted:
"Hun for your lifo after it, narry,
and if you bring it back to me intact,
without n blemish, I'll say 'vos' to the
question you asked mo ages ago. Oh I
run I run I"
And down Iho bank Harry sped after
tho (lying thing. An good luck would
havo it, it did not go fur: its flight was
interrupted by tho swaying brauches of
a willow, which, im the wind died awny
as suddenly as it had sprung into action,
caught and held it in an unloving clasp
till Harry arrived upou tho socno ami
released it.
Anxiously ho examined it. Not a
spot of dirt upon it, not u single rent in
it, could Ik) detooted; and so ho ob
served to liessio as they wended thoir
way Blowly homeward.
Hut the girl declared piteously "that,
somehow, its colors looked less bright
than before its flight, thatreally, sho
hadn't considered tho momentous qutw
tion Biiflloiently to deoido that tiny.'1
Hut Hurry stopped her, his voice Qrm
and clear.
"Hay yos or no, Bcsslo, for I shall
never mention the subjeot to you again."
And perooiviug that he was thor
oughly (n earnest, and loving hlin sin
cerely, Uohsio dropped her pretty air of
coquetry, so natural to the majority of
women, and made answer in the ufhrrn
ative. (lodry'H Lady Jiook.
A new journal, printed on blnod-red
paper, nnd culling itself the lTudm r,f
Anarchy, has bcou started Lu rui'ia, '
TIH-: CIII.VKSE I. KEW YORK.
A Funeral la Matt Hireec
After a due season' of mourning of
from three to seven days, according to
conditions, preparations aro made for
the burial. All tho blankets and house
bold effects aro given away, the blank
ets generally to the undertaken to whom
the burial contract ia awarded, and the
wash-tub, sad-irons and other vessels
and instruments distributed among
friends. The pipo and a quantity of
opium aro pluced in the collin for solace
iu tho tomb. All the coins of the de
nomination of teu cents left by tho do
Jiarted aro gathered together nnd exam
ined by tho committee. Those without
Haw or tarnish aro neatly dotio up sep
arately in pieces of red tissuo paper,
placed in a box nnd intrusted to tho
euro of ono of tho mourners. Another
takes clmrgo of tho candles and punk,
and tho funeral cortego sets out for tho
cemetery. Tho number of carriages
fnmiing'tho train depends entirely upon
tho worth or rank of the dead man.
"Not long since," said a Uowery un
dertaker to a reporter, "tho funeral cor-ti-go
consisted only of a hearse and the
transfer omnibus to convey the mourn
trs. Hut I have seen a funeral where
seventy-live carriages huvo been found
necessary."
When tho funeral line is drawn up,
with tho hearse at the head, and the
collin and itu content aro placed in it,
one of the committee of arrangements
mounts (ho hearso box by tho sido of
(bo driver and the procession is in readi
ness. When tho start is ell ec ted tho
mini riding with tho driver of the her.rso
produces a block of whito tinsuo paper,
and, tearing off slips nt intervals of a
few seconds, throws them from tho
beirso to tho ground, never ceasi'ig
until tho cemetery is reached. It is u
Chinese tradition that the devil is in
pursuit of every corpse, nml to keep
liim from seizing tho spirit of tho dead
before tho collin is lowered into tho
grave theso strips of paper uro dropped.
The devil, tho tradition goes, is imbued
with grent curiosity, nnd suspects each
one ol tho blank slips of paper, and only
by that method is tho spirit preserved
from his clutches. All stoppages on tho
way to tho grave aro attributed to tho
evil one, and tho mourners do not rest
easy until tho remains are buried. When
tho collin is lowered by tho grave dig
gers, tho Chinese mourners draw near
and throw earth into the bole, while
half a doen of their number unload
from a basket tho dead mini's clothing,
several red caudles, a largo bunch of
slow matches and a box containing pro
vision:!. The clothing is rolled into a
bundle and burned. The candles and
slow matches are set (irmly in earth at
tho fisit of tho grave and lighted. Tho
box is then opened, and bowlu of rice,
a broiled chicken cud a pluto ol lean
meat produced therefrom. These nro
placed beside tho freshly-hcnpcd mound
that tho disembodied soul may feed
upon tln m preparatory to biking its
(light to tho realms of bliss. The chop
sticks aro never seen to move, nor is
thero any perceptible diminution in tho
quantity of the viands; yet tho China
iiicm seem to firmly boliovn that tho
spirit passes that way and partakes of
the banquet. After a mat has been
Fprcnd beside the grave, tho mourners
go up in twos ami threes, and, standing
r km.(.iMg (m nuf Kllllllo tlln (1end
i.n, l.i i;, ti... ..1i,i o.
sists of raising nnd dropping the clasped
bunds three times, accompanying each
I movement with a nod of tho bead, then
' dropping on all fours and ducking th.)
bead three times more, tho face almost
I touching the ground. I'.uch person
lifter finishing his saluto empties upon
the ground a eup of weak tea. Cumlies
ami mutches aro burin d to keep the
devil oil, nnd cigars nro distributed
among the mourners: and they re-enter
their carriages. The place is deserted a
few minutes later. Tho grave is visited
nil the anniversary of the death by tho
friends of the dead man, who observo
tho day as a holiday
Dr. Nov. man as a bunco Slcerer.
Hut I was going to describo tho occa
sional attrition down there between
goodness and badness. The llov. Dr.
Newman preaches on Coney Island
beach every Sunday. Ho is physically
big and facially beaming. When he
strolled along the shore, nfter his sermon
hut Hun. lu v, he cniild Hot possibly havo
looknl liko anything else than a Doctor
of Divinity, except for the pair of colored
eyeglasses which ho wore to protect his
eyes from tho glare of light reflected
from tho water. The fact needs to bo
stated, for a complete understanding of
I lie circumstance, that professional
nwindlers of tho three-card monto and
bunco kind commonly cover their eyes
with dark spectacles as a disguise, thau
which none is moro effective. Well,
Dr. Newman fell into conversation with
a young stranger, whoso verdancy rec
ommended him to religious considera
tion as a fellow who ought to bo saved
from thobosetniciilsof (Sabbiith-brcuking
on the Island. An invitation toiiu after
noon prayer mcoiing was what tho clergy
man begun to utter.
"My friend," ho said, "if yon will
como lo room K) in the Heaeh Hotel iu
nu hour"
At Hint point ho was briskly inter
rupted by tho alert rurulist, who based
bis estimate of Newman's character on
tho blue glasses, ami scornfully remarked
to him: "You can't steer me into no
bunco game. I'm posted, I nui."
Tho doctor told tho story once, to dud
out what tho young man meant; and ho
keeps on telling it, because he thinks it
very funuy.
A Nursery of Soldiers.
Nothing shows the warlike craving of
the French iu a stronger light that tho
enthusiasm exeiled among tho crowd
along the boulevard by tho march past
of a school battalion. Those nro twelve
in number, recruited among scholars in
the public; schools between twelve and
sixteen years of ago. Tho uniform is
that of a sailor boy, nnd the weapon a
toy musket. The guard turns out and
tho sentries on duty before tho public,
buildings, present arms when tho "hope
of Franco" march by to tho soul-stirring
sound of tho bugle. Thero are seven
thousand of theso little soldiers nnd
their equipment, furnished by tho city
of Turis, cost seven hundred thousand
francs. Bcrgennts of tho regular army
drill them, and tho battalions aro com
manded by oflloers of tho regular army
on half pay. Tho Commander-in-Chief
of tho Infant Corps, old Qeuoral Jean
ningros, is very euthusiastio in regard to
what he calls his nursery of soldiers.
In Italy. During tho present har
vest season iu Italy the reapers havo
earned a dollar and a half per day, which
they consider cx Inordinary wages.
Their work lusted fourteen hours daily,
from 4 a. in. to 8 p. ru., with intorvahi
for meals, which consisted of mush aud
oil, liologua sausage, rice, beans, cheese
and wine, taken at 7, 12 and 6 o'clock.
Outside of tho season, their bands find
little to do, and thoy sioken from. downr
rlgut etttryatioa aud Btaguntion,
GEN. ZACH. TAYLOR.
An OM Ni-xlrnn W'r'niiinlntr'rniii'
al Uncallvi-tliinaol IUiikIi nml Iti-nrtr.
When our comniuud j&incd the srmy,
Ocu. Taylor was the hero of tho duv.
Tho recent battles which ho had fought
and gained had mado him famous
throughout tho laud. We wero prepared
to see A warrior with "cold lace and
plume," of noble earriago aud fierce
countenance. Our astonishment can bo
imagined when wo beheld a plain old
farmer with not the first military insig
nia about him, wearing ft wide-brim
Mi ximn sombrero and ordinary citizen's I
clothes. There was not a subordinate
around his headquarters that was not
better dressed. Verily his name,
'"Hough and Itendy," was appropriate,
no was rather short in stature for his
size nnd apparent weight, with a face
that indicated stern decision and untir
ing energy, nis features wero not
handsomo but by no menus repulsive.
A pleasant expression seemed to dwell
there when ho was off duty. His fuco
guvo no evidence of cultivation. Hhnggy
eyebrows, rather a prominent nose, and
round face; if any landmarks of intelli
gence were cverthcrethe rough camp lifo
tho old soldier had led for so many
years had obliterated them. (len. Tay
lor was a clumsy rider, mounting and
dismounting his horse liko au old farm
er only accustomed to horseback exer
cise when ho had occasion to rido to
town oucu iu a while.
lour correspondent Is not advised as
to what wero tho religious preferences
of General Taylor. He h id fallen into
tho habits so common iu the army, aud
pointedly emphasized his remurks as
occasion required. Ilo had none of thnt
bombast about him that even some of his
lowest subordinates manifested, Iu
social conversation with his officers ho
seemed to forget his rank, und ofttimes
had a kind word for tho poor private.
On one occasion wo had to cross ono of
those swift-riiniiiiig mountain streams,
the water of which was waist deep, and
a sick and weakly-luoking soldier was
standing on the bunk, 1 suppose medita
ting whether be should take tho venture
or not. General Tu.ilor rode up aud saw
the situation, assisted tho poor soldier
up behind him and carried him over tho
water. I saw that, and heard that
soldier long nfter tho war brag that Ik
had "rode In-hind tho President."
Wen Taylor was always in tho thickest
of the buttle, aud seemed to bo as desti
tute of fear as a rock, no rodo a,milk
wuitchorsc OldWIiitcy which seemed
as clumsy as his muster, aud from long
association seemed to huvo adopted sonic
of his peculiarities, (leu. Taylor rodo
Old Whitey throughout tho battles of
Monterey and liiieiia Vista, no was
dressed very plainly; ho woro n common
soft hat ami an ohMadcd cussimeru coat,
which his soldiers informed us he had
worn for ninny years. This coat received
its first wound at liucna Vista, where two
musket balls, one about three inches
below the other, passed through both
lapels. Tho writer, though with Gen.
Taylor's command for nearly a year,
never saw him dressed in lull uniform,
except on the occasion of the departure
of the remains of our regiment for home.
Wo had struck our tents, packed our
knapsacks, and the last act of our depart
ure from Walnut Springs, was taking
leave of our old chief. Wo were formed
in line, ami ho camo out iu our front
dressed in full uniform, cap-a-pie. Ho
was visibly embarrassed, aud not n heart
iu our command but what was touched.
With some awkward schoolboy gestures
ho managed to say "that lift hoped that
iu private life wo would make as bril
liant records as wo had iu the servieo of
our country" (or something very nearly
to that elleet), and I unto us tare well.
tiii: obi) r.vNKL siohy.
dull lltiHHiiii O'llfimitiiH-'N Safin iilttthr-
lllltlh-lll l-l!lAifM,
Tt is quito a number of years siuco
this old camel story trotted along tho
sands of time, so as the circus season is
approaching, it lias been suggested that
it be started ngiiiu. This is how it hap
pened :
Abou lien Eli Mc.Uuffin, being full of
years, died, leaving to his three sons his
seventeen camels, for tho simple reasou
that ho could not take them along with
him. The will, duly attested, said the
eldest was to havo one-half, tho second
son one-third and thn youngest ono
ninth of the seventeen camels. The
boys wero a little perplexed at this, ns it
seemed to involve the cutting up of a
camel, and camels wero worth threo dol
lars a day ou tho (Sahara that season,
lint the boys, if not first-class mathe
maticians, had level heads, and did not
go to law to prove tho old mau insane,
but went instead to thn good old Cadi
Hassan O'Donohiio, who had taken A
medal nt mathematics at tho Ann Arbor
University.
"Hoys," said tho good Cadi reproach
fully, "you should not bother mo with
theso little matters. Ask mo a harder
one,"
Hut seeing that they wero troubled,
the benevolent old man asked tho hos
tler to I rot out his own dilapidated camel,
which had seen its best days traveling
with liuriiuni as tho Sacred Gnu of Per
sia.
Placing tho agod bflito with tho sov
enteen camels tho boys had brought
along, ho said :
"Thero aro eighteen camels. I shall
now give you half the eighteen, which is
nine. How does that strike you?"
"It hits where I live," said tho eldest,
who was slangy, but wit'iul pleased at
getting half of eighteen rather thau half
of seventeen.
"The next liny shall havo one-third of
eighteen, which is six. "e you there,
Moriiirity ?"
"You bet," said tho boy.
"The next will huvo one-ninth ol
eighteen, which is two," and so the
third younger collared his two camels.
Thus two and six nnd nine mado seven
teen, and still was the good Cadi's aged
nninnil left unscathed. The people mar
veled, ns tho C.uli had given each more
than the will called for, which is rathor
unusual in courts of law. Aud they
said ono to another, "That's what it is
to lie good at figures."
Mas. Lanotbt. An actor who ac
companied Mrs. Langtry in her Ameri
can tour, just concluded, says that she
is keen in business. Sho would tnko a
curtain peep at the audience nnd size it
up in dollars. Driving through a city
sho would note the bill posting and ex
press her opinion whether it was well or
111 do:. Tho manager's statements
were ooAucd over carefully, nnd objec
tions, if any, were politely mndo. In
asking questions of her business staff
and oompany she was direct and to the
point, but withal so polite, so very po
lite, that at times it was embarrassing.
Altogether Mrs. Langtry impressed her
employees aud others with whom she
camo iuto business contact as a woma)
well able to lake care of herself.
A ortf at financier is s thief who suc
ceeds, A thief is a treat flpanpjer who
FOR CURING CHILLS AND FEVER
' AND
Removing the Distressing Effects of Malaria,
R'S ACUE CURE
HAS BEEN FOUND 80
NRA11LY INFALLIBLE,
THAT
Wc Authorize Dsalers to Return (ho Money,
If tho medicine is taken according to directions, without benefiting the putfcnt.
PHEPARED BY
DR. J. C. AVER & CO., Analytical Chemists, LOWELL, MA S3.
8jM hy all DruggibU Tries X, six buttles fcr li
jAWk 3iiHalolnr tct(-( XT I J Druggists r- KXk
W Eg iv'wlll not bliirlceDoPUHITVCcommt'n1 " S S v
I Bfl ' urlaiurettieteetli. Ayy the tteu Try II If 1
Wk SUnjETIZER.SBE3T.TN0WNH
E) Will cure quickly nd complotoly Dyspepsia, Woakness,
ptl Malaria, Impure Blood, ChlUs and Fever,
S'Ca I flii '
" lr INVALUABLE - . jM
FOIt LADIES AND FOB ALL : If I I
PERSONS WHO LEAD A SEDENTARY LIFE.f J
yRELlEYEnDiGEST10Nnv 0URESDYSPEPS1A.
H!ssiircroraelrgjVlttrcnRtlicnsthe Eft
piv for illse.-ises orz( JL iJmuscles.tonMianilX Vfifi
tS. the I.tviTnnnoPUsiTYA invigorates the '
5( KWueys, Vy sjstcni. ,
llrown's Iron liittcrs com
bine.i Imn with pure vegetable tunics.
It ii compounded on thoroughly wi
entitle and nicilicinifl principles, and
cannot intoxicate.
All other preparations of Iron cause
hernial he, nnd produce roiiMipntinn.
Jlrowii's Iron Hitters is the
ONLY Iron jiicilicino that
is not injurious its use does nut
even nhuken the teeth.
It nut only cures the worst eases of j
Dyspepsia, hut insures a hearty np
petite and good digestien.
Tat.emkciius, don't let me hear you
laughing at a woman again because she
enn't sharpen n pencil. VThen you waul
something iu that lino to langh at di
yon pint contemplate a mau cutting out
a paper pattern with a pair of scissors,
by tho united efforts of his right hand,
lower jaw and two-thirds of his tongue.
Von Cnn'l Miikr S?'itt lijr It mil 1 113 Tlili,
fVi'ii if ynii Imve iliniiiic n:iil catarrh in it
wnr.-l sin-in, f.iriillhi.iih this ainoiuit nf iic
v.nr.l has fur iiiiuiv nrs liifii o'li'ivil by Iho
pn pi i-t-iiN of llr.'Si'w'M Catarrh Iteiniftv.fur
P 1 iv case of 1 1 1 11 1 i ll thi'V - 1 1 tn t cure, yi't 110:
wiihsiaii.lin;; that tii-iusaii ls in- the lteim-ily
thcviiiv -eMiim railed unilo pav the reward,
ami ivhi'li they have liei n wi i iilliil upon tliey
have universally Cuiiiil t4mt the failure tncuni
wiu n In 'II v due to some ovei lo ikeil niniplici
tii 111. Usually easily reiuoveil hy a sli-ht mi'th
Heat ion of the treatment. 'J'heivl'ore, if this
shniilil met Hie eve uf anvhixly nho has made
faithful trial of this Rieat ami world-famed
Iteineily without rci eivin- a itrrfrrt and
iimm'ii.' curetherefri t lint pei soiuvilldnwell
to eilher call or write to tho proprietors, tlm
World's l'i-jiensui'Y Miilii ul Association, of
buffalo, N. V., civin-all the particulars an 1
miiptoiiisjn the easf. by return mail til 7
fill get good actvico free "til all costs.
One half the Slate of Kentucky is under pio
liihitioii or local option law.
t'nrlifl-llnpK.
Full oft we feel the siii'hc of tears,
Yi-t joy has liht for all the years.
To all wlii.se hair is gettiiu; thin,
Our t'arlHilino will keen it in.
A Minlloivrr stnlk in (iiori;i toivn, Kentucky,
lias ma iioivcrs on 11,
.HOTIICIt,
If tho little darling is speinlinj; mich sleepless
nights and slowly und pitifully imstiitK away
hy the ihiiiiuiKu upon Ms system from the ef
fect of IitIIiiii-, procure, a bottle of Dr. big
rii'h . Soul hern liiineily and ii ml what many
other mothers have hy'its use a complete euro
cs it will in all howrl 'affections in both young
nnd old. Thin, with a Imttle of Taylor's Cher
okee It' 1111 dy of Sweet (iiiui and Mullein, com
bining tho s'iiniilating expectorant principle
of the sweet gum with the demulcent healing
one of the mullein, for the cure of croup,
whooping cough, colds and consumption, pre
sent a htllo mkiiici.sk ciilst no household
should ho without for thn speedy relief of sud
den and dangerous attacks of tho lungs anil
owvls. Ask lour druggist for them. Manu
factured hy Vi'tltcr A. Taylor, proprietor lay
lor'sPicuiium Cologne, Atlanta, (ia.
Tcnncsvec l:".s lliiitv-llnce cotton mills, with
1,101 11.11115 and 77.H77 spindles.
An 01,1 I'lelit Weetl.
Tho old field Mullein has been s steming out.
can for many tears but row it has suddenly
attracted thn attention of the medical world
win now n coRiriii H lo ho tho best luug modi
cinc yet disiMvoied. when made into a tea and
comb ned with the Sweet fiuiu presents in Tay
tor's Carroll 0 llcmidy of Sweet Onm and Mul
lein a pleasant ami effectivo euro for Croup,
Whooping Cough, Cold and Consumption.
Vrico 25i'ts and f 1.00. This with Dr. Jliggers'
.Southern ltcmedy, an equally eflicacioiis rem
edy for Cramp-Colic, Diarrhrra, Dvsontery.
- d hildren suffering from the efects of
teething presents a little Mkiwine Chkht no
household should bo without, for the speedy re
lief of sudden and dangerous attacks of the
jongs and bowels. Ask yonr druggist for them,
manufactured by Waller A. Tavlor, Atlanta,
Cv, proprietor layer's 1'renuuni Cologne.
A Tolk county. 'I'enn., fanner realized 1,022
bushels or wheat from 80 acres of land this
season.
Iho surprising success of Mrs. Ljdia E.
Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound for tho sev
eral diseases peculiar to women forcibly illus
trates tho importanco of her beneficent dis
covery and the fact that sho knows how to
cialio tho moBt of St. 1)k. Haskell,
Hcrontiy 10.000 pounds of grapes were
ohippec from ltidgeway, N. 0., in a day.
1 ,r P" t,ln'"'l rupture and fistu
las, radically cured by improved meth.sls.
Book two letter stauiN. orld's Dispensary
Medical Association, UiUtulo, N. V.
r
A threo pound tomato is tho product of Mut
calf county, Kentucky.
IIay-Fevi-b (s a type of catarrh having pecu
liar symptoms. It is attended by an inflamed
condition of tho lining membrane of the nos
trils, tear-ducla and throat, sffreting the Iniiga,
An acrid mucus is secreted, tho discharge is
sccompanied with a burning sensation. There
arc severe spasms of snecsing, frequent attacks
of headache, watery and in named eyes. Klv's
Cream llalm is a remedy founded oil a correct
diagnosis of this disease and can he depended
upon. 60 cts. at druggists; 60 cts. by mail
Sample b.ltlo by mail 10 ctB. Ely Itros.. Drua
gists, Uwc(o, N. Y, . '
Several sales of corn in the Held havo been
made in Bourbon county. Kentucky, at 2,15
M UiO per barrel, " ! y
ISrown's Iron Hitters in tlio
Best Liver Kegulator re
moves bile, clears tho nkln,
diercsts the food, CUKES
Belchiiifr, Heartburn, Heat
in the .Stomach, etc.
It h the best-known remedy for
female infirmities.
Tho genuine, has nlxivc trade mark
and crossed red lines on wrapper,
'i'ako no other. Made only ty
Brown Chemical Co.,
Baltimore, Mi
A salt fishery is to be esiihlihhtd at Punto
liussa, i'ia.
"ItoiiRti nn Pain."
Cures colic, cramps, diarrhrra; externally for
aches, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia,
rheumatism. For man or beast. 25 sad 50.
Carternt rnnlitv. V 1m s1iinni.J 1an firm
watermelons to N'ortliern markets Uns seasoi.
"Itonuli on I'aln" Piaster.
Tornns and strengthening, improved, the
best for backache, pains in chest or side, rheu
matism, neuralgia. 25c. Druggists or mail.
Hie first knives wero used iu England and
the first wheeled carriages In France in 1559.
Twrnlr-'our Hours to l.lva.
From John Kubn, Lafayette, Intl., win
annoimcoi that he is now in "perfect
health," wo havo tho following : "Onj
y nr a;o I w.is, tn nil nppcarnneo, in the la;t
staio.i of consumption. Our best physlc'ans
give my case up. I finally got so Viw tint
oiirdoct'ir si'tl I ciuUnot live twouty-fou.-hour
My frien Is tlrn purclnsetl a bott'o
of T r. Win. Hull's Balsam for tho I.ungs,
whl h henvfllid me. I continued until I took
nlno bott'o 1. I n-u now in per.'ect health,
bavins used no other niedicinn."
The city nf Richmond, Vs., is now in as good
sanitary condition as it is possible to make it.
The Hope ol the Nntlnn.
Children, slow in development, pnnv, scrawny
Hid delicate, uso "Wells' lkalth llencwer."
Tho first steam engine nn this continent was
brought from England in 1753.
Thront nml I nt( Dlornsrs
a specialty, t-'eml two letter stamps for a
targe treatise giving self. treatment Address
JV orld s Dispensary Medical Association, But
falo, Is. Y. '
Nashville, Tctin., has a colored tragedian, T.
C. sjcottron.
Nllit Rwrnts.
ITeadache. fever, chills, malaria, dyspepsia,
cured hy "Wells' Health ltenewcr." fl
Philadelphia policemen carry neat black wal-
nut cancb a present mini tno mayor.
Tho increasing sales nf Piso's Curo attests Its
claims as tho best cough remedy.
It costs tho 35,000,000 of peoplo of England
about '8H0,000 per annum to live
ITOIA E. PIMUlX'g
IBirOSITITICDll
For Female Complaints an4
iWcaltBnuH A mmmmi tm
. w ......at. u fWlTMlKtlwn.
Tt wl1 mm ntllv W . . . . , .
- - - v.j vuo nu... u 1 lit u, g .DUUO UOV
pUlnti,all Ovarian troubles, InSammaUoa sail UlMm.
Win, ralllnr and Minlitcrmtnti, and tha eonirqnmt
Cbv!gtitU?f"' " prUouUrlr lptd to tlx
It wilt dinolre ant! -tp1 tumors from tho uttrni In aa
any itaao "I di'vi loeniont. The tenilenrr to euoereui
kumore lliero la chetActl yerj lieadilj bj 111 useT
i .i?ul',u'.1"1 re'laves weatneiis of the MomKlI
"rJt UWr' S'Pl'"n'". PepreMlou and IndlKM
i,J-k.T'",1,"t.of ''ri"lown,caulnirpmln,wiiM
h.ZL ?i 1.1.il,?,',. ""ld mi" " clrcumilancee act la
aarmony with u,u l.s that govora (he t'cmala ij.teu?
tJZOZXk i?lre KI,ln'Jr Complalntt of either aex, thtl
uipoundluiijuj1iprtcol.l)aSiilHlUeifortel((
Ko family ihould be without LTDIA g. PINKHAITI
tITtS FILLS. They can coaitlpatloa, blUoumen aa4
u, uie Tor. so oenu a box at all dnurgif ta.
CATADDU
IIAY.FF.VEft.
a
e ar n raoommane
' Cream Balm to all
r.vUCIlM KUI" ai
Hay-Fovor nirTerert, II
being, In my ' oplaioa,
founded upon oinerl.
ence and a aura euro.
IwaaaffliotedwithHu-
Fever for twonly-fln
yean, and novor before
found permanent relief.
WinsriB H. HisiIKS,
MartbOeld, Vt.
Chm 1 n I I. .
mm rf. 1 . n .1 .1
' ."u''"-i va m
rlAT'rEVFP ponded upon. Ion..
aiMRM aaa oan bo do.
m.U. ip.by,t..y.it10',.?U"i,i"!,,,
BHO-s.. Iru,.i-, Qweqe, f. V.
7IRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
HTAUNTON, VIIttJINIA.
MRS. GEN. J. E B. STUART, P.incip.1.
o-Vk",'..0,1 Wpils Ua.i,l. Apply, o,
D MTCotITO nd itamp for our Ifflff Book oa
rll I t I N PolfaU. h. B1NOHAU, Pit.
" I I Y eulUwfer.WMhnlopt V, i),
HAvrrvrD'Mui
re.- .mm
a. liV.r-T.!
Blip'
ail
1TI3ASPECIFIC
roa
IT 13 RELIABLE
ia taiit,
DrtfBfa j,,
MM. hint.
Kidney tt Liver
TroubloJ,
Sladdor, Tfrlnarj
and Liror Blacaaes,
' "", Ida
arSMiaii-'
frbm or Bti.
Vropoy, Oraveland
(rsj"""!!!
Slabetca,
HIGHLY RECOMMFWntrn
It cures Olliouxnetia, Headache, Jaandito fcw
BUmKb,yapopola,CoiiUpaimu4p .
it worksTromptly
gad euro, Intomporance, Mcrvoua m
aoaeral DobllltT, Eiccena aI
. fomalo Wrakucn. f
USE IT ATONCE,
It nstorea the KIDNEYS, LIVEE and BOV.'
XUi, to a hoallhy action and CUBES wheaai '
other medicine, fall. HnndrodihaTebnioind
who havo boon given up to die by fruiadiul
phyeiclnns
I'rlretl.sa. Bond for niuatratedPainphii
Jll'XT'S ItKMKIIY CO.,ProTltlra,I.t
t SOU) HY Alt, DUIUOISTU, .,,
IIU.NT H (Kidiify and Lifer) HKHKUT
enrnnrajfea il-ep, rrtate au aiM.titn, liransaiue
y.tniu, and rfiu-wiMl lit-aUti is tl.n rm.ul.
The OLD IIELIABLE "
FAIRBANKS SCALE,
Three ami four Ton Scales at greatly rcdstel
prices. Every Cotton Oin anil Planter ihouM
have a Gkmi.nk Faiiiiuv ks Hcai.e. Write lor
prices. I'AlllB.CiKH k CO- 1
, Ktw Orleans, Li,
Paynes' Aulom.bo Engines and Siw-lil
line i.rAiint.
We offer an t I.' II. P. moimte'l Knalne villi IU,
10- n ro'.itl Sum. irfl It. b-ltina. cant-hiK.ki, riff rrapkM
forup-r.11.1n, on era, $'.10'. Ins-n- on allli ll
l-M. S nl (,r circular I H). II. W. I'AVNE
NUN, Min-ilactir raof nil iljl", Aulnmallr Efc
!lnra, from i tu 8 11 II . P. : alvi INill.',, IUnen u4
uolliw tliuira H V it..l ISoU.
AQI I IH4 WITHOI-T PAIN OR DKTM.1
( llii: (i AHATECDl
All rommunicttionn lritlti,M
HABIT
fiilonliavl. yr luuiptilflU iti
curtiticttei Uurni
ICEII- .1. BRADFORD, 1.1.
CURED
P. U. Bui 16J. t uluiubnijtil.
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TO LADIESJ
(ritft imlui finrnUir
fe n-d. Nou'i your tiro ; to it v$
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htn rptt Ttnlrl Sft, t r foil pn rtmilnni iddrm ,
TIIK ilii;AT A.IIHKU'A.N TI.A I
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mo HENDRICKS. Jxt&T,:!:
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einiiatr. tin tiik ukhti mm rrvr i ; r
tnrr. Kptvlm trnm to lb,i- oritrriim frnni ft rt !- TkM
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aOc fir i.i'i'in-iii". Mi lllnlnf A l l" rueirrt
L..D. Mill llii"? Mnrvrlou I'orLcl lunu.l. .L.tiJ
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luuan, ntwun nMt
la 1 Vol
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Itrapru. lle Ir mine r.mialk'tl ll ."".'":'.:
elhcnilotnl. trrlh lln.ii.an.1 In p- l.trh-'
mun, Sl.ftO. fill hrrmil. m Ajral". an' f "'lE' 11
pam. aiwnt, r.rn em lo r -' fl"7-
lr.ke monrr fiut Brnil lor KJtra ln. .' ,,
UAUTFUltU 1'tULIMIlMI CO, H.rlfr4,U
Itonnoko CnlloaPrfli
Tho lici .ml lionoii rm
malic. Ciml.leiwIliMl'll!.
tcr n.cr ot lr lirewi. hut
tlrt tlitili nt-mal uwil bdl
Mi-mil and linritoliiiwerffli
Unlet lH cr I ban nn, i
piflt. rl lio new improjo-
rni'iiln In in nm
icrilK il inllinnrt.iilln
... f.a In .1. Ad
.". drew Ri'AMKS Ians
i Wikid W'oaaa, Ubn
UF noHH, Tcnn., or RoiH"'"
UOTTOS rataa w.,
MORPHINB ffSi
EASILY I'ltKI). HOOK FltliB.
DR. J. C. nwm, JEFFERSON, WisconiiE,
SOLID SILVER STEM-WINDING, FULL
JEWELED GENTS' SIZE WATCH
CAS tit en
vii vjisiiiffve
FI'I.T.Y t.HAItANTKRI). Th a nffw jaaae to
podayannly. IIoikIk .tint by Hmr.'M Oi U. I)., "
jtKt to inittittiilinii ln'fnnt linruhniina.
J. 1". HTKV1..NM, iV CO., .lewelera.
Allanln, I'w
And Whisly Uabits Ciirti
IN TIlltKK Vt'KKRH.
w w h w rur rainpliieii, itooh.hu -"
ddre.e in eonflit.noe, with .let. elamp. W. C. BHe
l.A.IIY, M. I).. IH llruad rilrent, Allnala, l-a.
TEL liG HAI'IIY
An
Koiliorttl Aitents UUBlnes
tanjrjit at MOORK'S IICi-HNKSM !N1VEB
81TV, Allanln, tin. r..nrf tnriiirciilir,. -
w
OMAN'S SAFEST REGULATOR I
BELLAMY'S GOSSYI'U'M.
For nuDDhloll. UHtfmnniftlii Knii nHe.(MlvN
Ifimis W. U. ItKLLAMY, U.U.. AtUntAO
'WANTED, ACJENt
,Dl To aril or IVintMlw wl
Iranlaff Table. T
aur.l.li and rhrip. frkt
J mbmrwm )h(, Mh . .11 .. un
Junutry lit, tw4. Knrloietiwipfc"'1"
lr -infi irni iti M'tita. a'irr -
iintnobliilui'd.Wrlto for INVKN'iOH'S WW--
Hwvous Debility g;g,;.7,'ggt
RBCCURPif-i'l or orery I0 lnwted.
v.. --i. wnwi. nulnoilff. mniprnrpi!;'';'"----
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