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Richards =. Ectzer. Erfor TO Champaign. Kc-
Fear Pesrce W :. Town Of Gtmer. appeal from Adj
tailtra ct ii =. People. Error to Champaign.
Kmi'ree V. Embrce. Appeal from sangan'ou.
AthrMcd.
sanealnon. Reversed and Temande.L
Adams Y. Funk. Appeal from Mclean. AZ
Crant1ee ct al, '. Ley.uga. Error to Edgar. Re-
ycrscl aud retnon,ietl-
Morsan. administrator, Y. Sherwood. Appeal
| ttnm Will Affirmed.
Willie q Il. executors, =. Dance. Arreal from
Mclean. Affirmed.
ID !. Raroaa Compsny y. MURPHY, as'mtnts-
c. Railroad Company '. Mcclellan. Appeal
from Mclean On rche:lfaag. Reversed aud Fc-
!. 9. railroad Company =. Ashmcad. Appeal
| ftn1. Dewitt. Reversed autf retnantlttl.
Wilh;r1 y. Ilaincs. Appeal ffom Sanganlon.
Ioyt i al y. swan; Appeal from Masou. 1;c'
!. s;rawn {, n. :. St1awu. Appeal IRON Morgan
Affirmed. -
Z !adatns y. cu,rsehr, Appeal from Coles. At
+ Galb1eash '. Fullerton. Anreaa from Mont
= gomery. Affirmed.
Piaux. Reynol'ls. Appeal from a'iams Al
Don,cll J: Bowman. Appeal from Jerssy. Re
| veIsed and re&nanncs1. -..
sssly esal, y. Wells. Error to Greene. Al
r., ". 1 ". Railway Campany Y. Dallely. Ar
lW1l from champaign. Affirmed.
q. Ratlrcad Company =. Sutton. Appeal frou
l. Ford. Affirmed
!" Low ct vi i. snaslcr ct al. Erso' to Champaign
= | AtlsEuett.
re Burnett ct al, :. Lester ct al Error to Cham
~ paigu. Affirmed.
n Thurman '. Bart Error to Champaign. Nt
II setstss aNsl getnanded.
~ Misllkrn :. TAYLOR. Error 10 Macon. Antt1ne,
1t Fetrow =. Mrrriwctsicr. Appeal from Naeot
>c Affirmed. r.. -.
10 shirley Y. lso~a1L Appeal from SAngamol
Us Us shlrley y. wec,l ct Al. Appeal from sanFamo1
Of G.esclta =, People, Error to Superior couF. {
r | Chicago. At,rmeti
- Rafrcy ct A. '. Sanre ct al Appeal fro
| Menasa Reversed and remR1lcd.
ee Sears ct nj :. Crozicr. Appeal from ST Clai
OF Reversed and re1nanied. ..
d. Bor,ncI :. Smith ct Al. Erro. to Alton ci
nj Court. Affirmed. -.-,-
u Flanagan '. Grail. Appeal from Calhoun. A
a, archibald Y. Argasl Appeal ftoua Ford, 4
r.. Mallonee, admir-, ct al. Y. Seaman. Ezror
~ ! Hancock. Reversed and reminded .
s.. 3tay1e1d y. Moose- Appeal from Msrgah- tt
hu reTscu and -emanact.
he Davis :. Rider, Ct al Error to Macourin.
al | frme1l. =
ne Jones =. People. Appeal from Alexander. H
~ versets and renanae<s. ,,..
ot Robbins =. Bum, ct NJ Appeal from DeNl
Reversed and rcmanded.
10, Toledo, Wabash i Western Railroad EoMra
ne r. zeito. Error to Macon. Affirmed.
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win low The scene OF the disaster
wa4 near the depot, in the town Of
Sullivan and report had it that u
man. notorious for his di>l,yal scn'i-
m.nts. NJ II late hour ol the night, a'
, low d,iukn. house in the town, had
said several companions:
Now, bays. lets take u drink, mud
then 90 to the depot anl knock HI
out or this id abolition Govrrnu
that's coming dawn the road tonight. y
Another mIn was arrested and FRI
u Tor The offence, Lut the ulal
m mutcd to nothing, aud he was Nc
quilted.
scut for the Telegraph operation
bat hr could no, get n dispatch through
d" indianapolis until eight O'Clock in
bc morning. | studied in what word,
| ShOnli break the dreadful news t.
the father The first dispatch ! tore
a. then the Ssc,rpl then the third, ant
Il 'allv communicated with NV private
secretary, with instruction to couvcN
,hc awful intelligence 10 the iatAcraat
family a. best he conld.
IL the nfrrnopn | sent the corpse
by special train t. Grccura-tlr, aud
procuring another locomotive. started
on my way To the army. For many
day ihr horrible scene was present in
NV mind ard ! was ilIlrd w.th npprc-
h U.iun of d,,a ter whIch | had never
hc'orc experienced aud it was not
until my i,tun home, S me five week,
Afterwards, that the spell was broken.
,nd was able t. rut away Cor time
the tcrrihI" impression Of that night
" J Lrdger.
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There Is n story of an 'ilpr of Christs
ministers who denied Him; who Ia tho
hour OF bis bittcrcst need, cursed and
,wprc. saying: II know DOT the man.
His reproof was but look and Peter
af erwards was one Of the pures, of his
apostles. There is a story too Of a
woman who was bronebt before Christ
himself taken in adultery, in the very
act, aud of His words 10 her-wordj
not Of rebukc, but healing aud for.iy.
ness "Ncithor do ! condemn thee
20 ani sin no more" Would that all
Iii. ministers coud read tho words
which he stopped oud wrote upon TIE
ground hat Il cy could better ihter-
prct the atty ot Christian charity
under lhr snn. ~ Y 7r,bmc.
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
~ OR,
THE UNWRI TEN WORD.

By DANIEL MARos, ID. p, author of the popu.
lar "Night scenes" This muster In thnurht
and language shows us untold Riches and beau.
ties IN the u ear House, With It's Hi,oming flow.
ers, singing birds. waving paiius. RnlIiDx
clouds. Beautiful bow, Sacred mountains, DE.
livhitu rivers, Mighty oceans, Tnuode Ing vol.
ces Blszing heavens and vast unlver,e with
counti-ss beiDss ~ millions of worlds. and reads
10 us In eacn the UDwriiIen word. Nose tinted
paper. ornate rDsravDus and superb binding =
"hich aud varied In thought" e, hnsie n"tHsy
AMI gtncelul In stylen torrect. pure elev.tinx
In its tendency" "B@antinl aud good ~ "a
boU' ehuln treasure - Comnendn tions like the
alnve from College Presidents and Pr fessnrs,
min ssers Of all denominations; and the religious
and secular press all over the country Its fresh.
ness, purity Of isnguige with cls.r 'opcn type,
hpe steel engrHvings. substantial b,nding, aud
low price nake IL the book for ihe masses. Agents
are selling from 6i.to l50 per week.
We want ClervyineD, School Teaeerrs smart
youDu men shd Ladies' u introduce the work TOR
Us In every TOW Dship and W. will pay literally.
No intell'sent man or woman need bs without a
paying bntiness.
send Tor circular, full description and terms.
Ad'iress
zIEdLER a McCURDY. 10 :. 9Th st. phiia.
l3O Race 1t. Cin. q.
% Monroe ~. chi
6Y3 \. 9th -. Louis
octi.-4m or io2 Main st Springfield Mass.
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HAVING sVME fuN.-Our boat
mad stopped to tax. in wood. On
he shore am N, the crowd, was n
remarkably stupid lo"kins irlov, with
h hand, 10 hi. pockets AL his ua-
dor lip hangus dawn,
A dandy, ripe tor scrhpe, mods
aud wink, all around, ,ayirs;
"Now, IN have some fun, III
fighien the preenhorn."
lie jump"d ashore With a drawn
howie, brandi,hing 10 the iacs oil the
" grcea 'un, ''xclaiming;
Now III puni'h you've been
ookin. Tor you Tor week.
The fellow stared siuI idly at his
as,aIaut; evidently dad not know
enough To be scared. hut NJ the hosie
kn fe cume near hi- inco PIE OF his hugo
i,,s sudiroly vaa,'d his 10 'ket aud
fell hard aud h'ovy b'twsen the
yes Of The dandy, and The poor TEL
low was rundrring in The Ohio
Greeny mped On beard our boat
pu, hi. hand, in his packets, and
lookiug around said; ''f
"Msyb. ihsr's somebody else that's
been looking for ne for . ussk."
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EADING RAILROAD
NJ Wine"r Arrangement, Monday
Nov II 1870.

Great Trunk Line from the North and
North west for Philadelphia. New York.
Reading. Poltsvlle. Tamaqua. Ashland.
Shnmokin. Lebanon. Allentown. EaSton,
E;Lrma. Liiiz. Lancaster. Columbia sc.
Traius lcnvc ilrrisburp for New York. ns
follows NJ $40. Slr. 81 a. m.
and 200 =. M. cInnecring with similar
trains on the the pennsylyrnin Railroad.
md arriving nj New York 1T lO.lUa. ~.
$50. 900 and lu,Oop M. respectively.
Sleeping cars accompany the 3 lU a N.
train. without ,baugc.
peiuruing Leave New York nj 900n m,
1900 Noon and 300 Pun. Philadelphia AZ
<. 10 M and $3.50 pm; Sleeping cars ac-
ompany the 300 = N trains from
New York. without change.
Leave Harrisburg Tor Reading. Pottsvlle
Tamnqua Miueisville. Ashland Shamokiu.
Allentown and Ph de r b "a. NJ
$40 N, $50 and 1 % p NJ, stopping at
Lebanon and principal way stations: the
4.u5 p m tram connecting tor Philadelphia.
PoiIsville aud Columbia Only. For Potts.
vile, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via
Schuylkill nnd SusIuehnnna Railroad,
Leave Harrisburg AZ 3. ~ IN
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave
Rending for Allentown, Enstun aud New
York NJ 800. 1913 In.m.. 40 noon. n i.l5
pm. Returning, leave New York NJ q ul n.
M, l2uO noon aud 5th y. III. nnd Allen
town nt 80 am. l2.-o NOcn 800 4.2O and
:. 10 p. m.
Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia
A. $50 NJ. connecting with similar Irnin
Oh East renna. Railroad. returning from
Rondng Al $50 p IN. stopping NJ all stntlons
Leave Potisvillc at 300 n, M. nnI
3.lOp M: iIerndon at lO.lj II m Sha'
mokin NJ 30 aud ! 20 u. M; Ashland nj
100 n m. aud l2.0O noon. MnhnnJy Guy
~ '1l n. m. aud i.3j p. NJ, Tnmnqna NJ
N.d3 ~. and 2.4h p M Tor thi'hdrlrhia
New York. Reading. lInrrishnrg, &c.
Leave Pnusvillc. via Schuylkill AMI Nus.
quehnnna X X at So n m for Harrisburg,
aud l2p5 noon for linrprove nna fremont.
Reading Accommodation irnlL: Leaves
Poi'svl.ie NJ 5.lO m. passes Reading AZ
80 m. arriving NJ Philadelphia ai lO.2O
n. IN. Returning. leaves Ihil"de plin NJ
i.i1 = N. passing Recalling NJ ,.2j = m,
arriving nj Poiisvllis ~ 9.lU IN.
lot,town Accommodation rrain Leaves
plhlndcl lhln at i.Un p m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading
at 30 n m. and e. + IN Tor IpnInta.
Liiil. L'ncrsicr. Columbia. 81.
Frrk ki"men Raiiond Trains leave rerNi.
omen Junction nj 7.ij, 9n5 m. 500. aud
5.3O p m: returning lenv"Schwcnksvillc NJ
40 and S.2Oa N. l2..U Noon. nni i.3u
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American rim.

One OF The most aucicntly know
and commonly USED OF all metals, aud
one whose arca; utility aud chrapnc,s
are such ~ t. give il an ever incrca-.
Ins market. sinsularlv encu.h ha>
never been found within our lim, :.
rich in pluoSt every metal AMI miner
n, IN quantities to pay for workinL.
A lew specimen, uG tia haze been
I, und IN Nv Jersey, New lIanshirc
New York, Virginia. aud M,ssnchu-
,clt>, AMI n,urt recently in California !;
but chiefly IN mnucrir iron az auri!"r-
ons orc>aud in such minute amount,
thar ia" deposits were merely marirr-
for curiosity. England in the first
hall of this century carried her urodur.
rioo, principally in Devor,h re and
Cornwall, from 900 tons up tn 1000 .
selling ior $500 ln $500 PER ton. The
SUPP lyc, oi Banca rin have been stead
ity dlmlnlslnL; though the annual pro-
duet "i all the \lalayan iridt IL worth
uot far from 81 30 ,UO). Germany
aud Spain. France aud Swc'cu all"
produce some amounts. but not ~ulii-
rient to coumani great cpmmcrcInl
importlnc,. Australia iurnishc~ sc,-
cral hun'lrcd, pcrnlp.n n thousand ,on-
annually; and the South Anrrcau
r. publ cs aud M"Nicu ~ welt aS Green.
la"d hnvs snppi'd variable qu,n,i
lies The product # R"livia is about
1000 tons year. Oar importation
rom al he quarters, chiefly in sheets
aud plates, nest in pig and tar', ha,
been steady anemcuriu., until it will
reach $1,000 900, aud some times
more, annually,
These general fact. attach more i'm
portnncc ;hau it would Otherwise have
In the current controversy over IL q
TIA miucs of San Bornardlno, il C.h
frula Tbs Is the most south RI
connty Of the Sac except San Dir.",
A. bong ago u 1893 tn was found
ar the Coast l,uugc, ia the suu,h'
western part "l the county aud wr,I
"f the n.uultlins, that yielded siNtN
per c'nt oi pure metal. This i, qu t
equal 10 the he,i reluru> ia Eng aud
AMI compare. ii,v"rah'y " tn any il
Is said rhrt properly pros, cul,d / hcsc
MINES promise to furnish meta
every way equal 10 the I est stream
| b. mines are nj much over twrn'y-
| tvr mi'cS from thc sca aud tiud a porl
.n San Pedro. below Los Angclns
! fifty mites west The whole ma trr
has been in conrt ir'm the day III,
'lisconvcy was madc--beiore lho Land
commissioner, the Unitci States Di,.
lrict aud Supreme Courts. IL is nol
set a1judiralel. aud until il is moth
ing, of ceurse. will lie done toward
Development. We are not at all IN
crested IN the course h. decision
may take, snve hope that the rish
.wurr may come 10y his "wn, whclhrl
iiScoveror ~ grant claimant. Bat W.
are interested lhit the t,tlr should l.,
settled as arIy ms it ran b, carr'cll y
~ iha, we may aid To "nr wealth ao'
l"drpendcnce AMI Industry this nr'
item. Then the manniactur" of,i
plates will undoubtedly he added t
our Phila ie'phia industries anI Of
IN will excl anoIber English opposi
tion,-TPhiladclphia North Amer
can.
ARE ru,s COOL Ia e,t mother = &c
lsntlrsa fhav uro--mv aQn UO0I 10 Oh
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An EinpaicnIcnt la Java.

An knpaicnIcnt Ia Java.
The criminal was led IN the morn
ill., to the pace OF execution aud lsil
upon a,s belly. briul held 10y four men.
The cxccutiuncr then made irans-
verse inCi>iOn at the lower part OF tho
body; lie then ,u,rUiuced the sharp
point of the spike. wb ch was ubopt
six feet long, and made OF polished
iron, into tho wound, 80 that it
passed between the back bone nuI tho
skin. Two men drove It furribly up
along the spine. while the oNccutiOn,r
held the end and gave il proper d.
rcction, ,iIi it came out between his
neck aud shoulders. The lower end
was then put up lna wooden post and
uvitcd iost aud thus impaled,
the suiicrer was lifted up, anl
the psf stuck 10 the ,roiud At
tie top of the p"st, about ten feet
irOH the ground. there WAS kind oi I
itttle bench, upon which the body
rested. The iusrns hiity or im,it do
Ji the miserable sufferer was incredi-
be. He did not utter the least COM
pInint except when rb, spikc was rlv-
e'cd into the plilcr the himmcrlng
aud shaklns occa>inuci ~ u seemed
IA lc Iu,Olsrahlc I, him. aud b, thon
b"IlOwei with pain b.; aDl liEcwiss
once again when hc wns liied up and
set on the ground He set IN this
'itua'lon Till death put IN end t. bis
turcmcnis.wLich i"rIunIlcIy happened
he n"Nt Jay, about three o'clock in
thc altcrnonU He owcl this SPEEDY
icrnlnu,iun al his mi,ery 60 II lrsht
shaver Of rain, which continued for
thout an hour, AMI h. gave mp the
ghost half an hour Afterwards. There
have been instances in Batnvi, Of crim-
'rnaI- who have been impIled in the dry
~pG>"u, aud have rhm ,in'd al ve for
eight az more day, without any food
or drink, which i prevented u b. Civ
IN them hy guard, WIN i stationed
nt the place Of execution for tha, pur-
pose One ol the surgeons OF the city
assured me that none "f ths parts inl-
mcd,a'ely necessary 20 lil" are inju cl
by implement, which makes tho
vunishmcul NJ rrc cruc aud ntc abls;
hui that ~ >o' nS any wa'er g'is into
he wound il mort irs an | occasions n
gnngrcne. which biin.- on death al
most ;mm diateIv. This miserable
,u.Irer comp u,nrd continually OF IN
soillnhlr thirst, which il probably in
rldcnral to this t RI be punishment.
The criminals nrr expose / during tho
Mhole day To the burning rays Of the
-un and are unccIsn.ly turmcntr by
uunherle> singing insects. went TO
see him again three hours before hc
dird, snd found him cunvrr-iug with
his hy stan lrrs. Ilo rclat'd 10 them
the manner IN which he Lad murd, rod
hi, 4 md ueNer, uud expressed bls ab-
hUranre %. the rlimc he had committed.
This he did with the greutrst conf
uu,ure. get n moment afterwards no
burst into the bltieTe>t c"n.paints Of
uuquc nchallc thirst, und rlvcd for
Id,ink, while no one was all wed 10 al
leviatc the excruciating tormeois hs
unIrrw,
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CABINET ORGAN AND MELODEON
y MANUfACT0kY.
Ware Room aud Store on Fine Street,
Factory on Snyder Street,
Selinsgroye. Pa.

II you want 10 hear and see hns toned and
beautiful Orgsns and Melodc,ns Gail at our
ware roam nnd store. We use o ns but The
hest material In making iDstIu Iumeuts. Try one
oi them aud you will be a,ishei.
Every instrument ID warranted for i've years
Dealers. agents aud Ministers OF the Gospel,
are Invited 20 c0rresl ond with US and ,ebd Ef
price list. We are als0 agents tor the beet New
York and Phiiade phia pianos.
violins aud AccOrdsons from t3 to tib Violin
strin.s, sheet Music, Picture Frames, So, 10
always on baud.
Pisnns AID Aeeordsops correctly tuned and
repaired. ~ F.IIa ~
6sll on. or address by letter ~, . ,o
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CHARLES HOVER,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Sclinsgrove Pa,
Offers hi. professional services 10 the pub.
nc. Collections and all other profess ora
business entrusted TO his care will re
eeive prompt attention. Office Two door
north oi The Keystone Hotel. Jan D, q
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SAMUEL AILEMAN,
~ A11UENLY AT LAW,

SclInsgro,e PA
Offers his Professional services to the
public. All business entrusted to his
care will he promptly attended to. Col.
l.ciions made IN nll parts of the Safe
lie can speak The English and Ge,mnn
language fuenlly. Office between HALL
and the Post office.
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WIN. Van GEZER.
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ICWlSDUfE Pu.,
ofers his professional service to The pub
lie. Collections and all other Trof, sion
al business entrusted to his care will re-
ceive prompt attention.
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n =. 81 NTSON,
a. ATTORNEY At LAW,

Sclinsgr"vc Pa,
Offers his professional scrvire to the pub
10. All business entrusted to his care
will be promptly attended 10.
IJan. l., G1u
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7 7. CRONMILLER,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,

MiddIUbnrg, Ia.
Offers his professional Services to the pub
lie. Collections and all other professional
prvmpt attention. Jan Q, 'O1f
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GEO. F. MILLER,
~ ATTORNEY At LAW,

EeWlsburC Ia.
Offers bis Professional service TO tie Iuh
lie. Collect ciious and sll other profession
all business entrusted 10 his care will We.
eeiye prompt attention. Jan. 3, 'OIlf.
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Advertising Rates.

One column one year $4,000.
One half column, one yeaf. 5000.
Orc.fourth column. one year. 1900.
One square 90 lines) one insertion &c.
Every additional insertion 90.
Professional snd Bu.incss cards Of
not more than ave lines. per year. 500.
Auditor. Executor. Administrator
and Assgnes Notices $50.
Editorial notices per line is.
All advertisements for shorter period
than one year are payable al the Tine
they are ordered. aud II not paid the per-
son ordering hem will be held responsible
tor the money
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~ (Successors To j. y. j VI. 1.inn,)
AT1OENtlS Al LAW. Lewishmg. Pa
ofer their professional services to the
puhlic. Collections and all other pro-
fessional business entrusted To their cnre
will receiveprompia attention. Jan. 3, 'GNr
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4 signigCnnt story.


lion oi theological ,ubjcc,s, which is
'ruc enough. Apostolic succession OF
immersion versus sprinklug arc rot
matters To mix proti'ably with pro
tertiyc tariff or the f'h'ry question.
Bu; the great truths of Christianity,
left for the cinobling and Strengthen
/ ing of humanity, are the Inheritance
OF US all-oi the poorest politician n.
o' priest and rrela;c. Doctrines oi
Wc.ley. Calvin, or Rome belong to
heir discil les but the gcrm Of Chri,
rruuitv-the pure morality. the spirit
III liberty, Of inGui'c charity AMI broth
erhori, the levvn which - to IL, the
world to higher social lrvcls-should
b. defend d hv the secular press u,
we'll Il. srcturian teachers. Paul plants
AMI ArulIo- waters, but the seed came
from God Auy error oi doctrina,
teachers, 10y which Christianity is mad"
t" appear les Christian, i, belongs to
ccety man ,u expose.
We ;r- lrd TO say this hy the end If
a riufnl story of u Christian minister
y wbr,r name lately was mnde h,wori
N every mans mouth through the
length aud irradth of the coIntry
Oar own Old fashioned idea of the
Christian Church WIS. that it resembles
an hospital under the care Of the Grcat
Physician. into which these who knew
Il m.cl,c> t" be- SEX or suffering came
to bc cured. lis ministers were a,
sureily not immaculate saints, bur
mrnt who. like their founder. were IN
every point tempted as uu selves. aud
by the strength ni their own teilSpta-
ton. and kuow.rdgc ui the help given
them to resist it. we're the het'cr able
To Guide aud s,rcrythcn uther,.
\ few months AGO the pastor Of u
church in this clty. lcins man like
other men, fell into temptations; or TO
.Icnk after the ordinary m.hion a
,bou.h married man and the father
81 II family, h. conceived n sJdlon md
passion for II Young rirl, one ot hi.
rarishiuuer>. ANA allowed his iniatua-
lirn to get the better ol him 81 far as
rn ran away with her to hllaGrli hu.
/ or hi. sin we have dot II word To say
in cxr,uua,ion 1t was u arrviop,
auIt. and urirvou~lv hc answered it
: Having reached h,IJdc 'pha. the man
conscience hr.nn to work with him,
he appear, To have been Of weak im
puls,,c temperament, with little jude
ucnt and srrnng emotions. Or. one
hand was hi, passion We, uu.rpr,iird,
the consciousness, that hy his rash acr
hc had dcs,rnycd his hamcblo-t hl~
honest name aud position forever.
The prr,s had ulrra Ip opened on him
in iul, cry. There harpcned to he NO
ct her scns,rluu at the Iimr. Th" story
of his crime aud 'hr airl's d,,h,uur
we've bla2 ned in every paper in y "
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Spallanzi found that the swallow can
fy at the rate Of 90 miles an hour, and he
computes the rapidity Of the swift to be
no. less than $50 miles an hour. II il
can move at this rate even for a short
distance the swallow must be ranked ss the
swiftekt Of blrds. Tbs common crew can
make cbout25 miles, the cider duck 30
miles, the eagle 40 miles, the hawk and
many other birds $50 miles per hour.
The fight Of migratory birds does not
probably exceed so miles within the hour.
4 falcon belonging to Henry w Ct
France sscspei from Fontaineblesu, and
was found at Malta. haying made ct least
1880 miles within "a hours. Sir John
Ross, on the 6.h of October, 1850, dis
patched from Assistance Bay two young
carrier pigeons, and on the l3sh of Octo-
Der one OF them reached it's dovecoie in
Ayrshire, Scotland. The dirept distance
being about 1000 miles. their speed vas
comparatively slow. Birds whose flights
have excited astonishment, have been, in
most instances, assisted BY arial currents
moving in the same direction.