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, 1870-02-06

.uo4op,.or, re haze oolJ 70 ~ that ~ ,..'s a1s
a,,an - sahere 10 tnt u afler taeY lre pao1lsa-
3D. Parish any sTo'sop q,tSe: - 'a,1s ~
sns n,c11 d,J,Ance Ct TONE nundte - Of q !5A
A. ps ,s 100 fsr q for ~ to kcf h'tp. We cS'so.
onr nant 10 DO Il tcr a.. The Jour'4lh ~ta t.Rs
w, orr Iutr eIous ,hsn i utll'oedet. srd loasI
enards AZ al t3at1ef Of distAtceA
rood ~, penee.ss amaats,a 1ss 'are'.sF psFy "
tini1e q ouuper Of them viii have 10 go 70 sc'oo'
before they eau do tast' .,,,, ara
cnnEeanle I'D c4u.tog them. 4 prosperous VII
"Ttefr sfe nu odtea oo!i..cst qu.'t:1ns, vntca.
re pfesume, viii ne ti~d 1oss about = s2oa -
he long t.stttuR t,sputes between 1ce MY oAns
II the EAsY .d:dEt+."
"Tne Pa,lAds phia L,dgtr says thAt C!sy' ast- M
hopu. 1ud Wehslef arc remind s1e age. inc
sac must re tai toseNcst l.,
"A brave uAu cares bis marx OF co7r12e IN
eye znd IN bis ~nole department, but Lac polttoon
"rne - nnrounees that John Tyler will
play no aaror1s!la;e past. but viii oe either
Cesar or notn'n1.' lie has a1Tats been CE43f
cr nctaiuc but he has neset pcea CR,ar.'
, 1870-02-06
Women I.obhyR& in Washing ton.

From TIE -Ne1r York Foffl
A feminine lobby ,st magnificent In 1Eure, ana
dftta II velvet AID ern!Ie- Her lace Is famN!at
10 tue balls, Atd en- The cas-: SIDE OF the senate.
which enc prefers 10 the noloEtous reccplon
pslloi. ne % Grad 2: M,,. all xo,Ha9 11!0'@ea i
tne huess looking Of all inst haunt me
place. Rouna :a ngore, Eosd is.TFs saa ,a1a
c1ifped hNt, and eyes With 4 commanding s,afe,
are ver attractive sddea ne art Ct toei ~ snsn nsn
co!ors Ct black and White Inls sonaa,
8 sne Ike nt,' "a ~ ,lea sea' comp,pi @ 80 70
oosx;s their large cain for coal 1arn!sae3 ne
roverunert during the wAt. Ihrse women es os.
ope,a.,ou,, so7 they sse ne no,t nd md,
rrcsaIts ,hst he has refused the Sane
ns: T. ns .,aa.d a., fof ospsia: snSe ,ss
sres m nntstde the Capitol among women Who
aaSe psesuurrye rtsns t. tni1e ws1 ,ss Of 9sa =.
sorrrsee 81 oue ColErrtsMan By regularly send.
!pg him bouquet cvcs1 morning: me nowesi
rom the Csp;tal gardens procured through tao
order OF another y. =.
, 1870-02-06
uu.,,nnC Conrt News.

uYes,cro4y Nla lmper4al AlltltJ detgned 70
xste y; e, nnd II er a trueAi ofeAkfAat, wn
rrattoutiy p!eAseA TO 70 foH ttaI.hunt. On en-
narenllY by \ nappy instloct to IecreAte tue mind
ef inc fsihes Of holy Rnsa,s Inn edlately came 70
the tptt where HIS NsjeatJ Tad potted htnself
bt,r e. VINO dotxed him. The oeat stood still, an1
Il va observed tnAt, icstead Of the dtrce aspect
py Wh.cn snts ariual Il usuA , characterized. nia
pslop. u II he were locGrg forward, nte 4 10y
ii subject, to the tspptless OF being pot 70
ten-n by hlA xrscons sose1e'Eu. On returning
nom Le chase, aus Majesty caught cold but lne
utDal nj ed'es hAytnE been applied 70 hin', be
eeaped 10 Ieel better. He vent 10 bed. aud neIs
nnIrnR te uN g1acouaiy ple1s1d 70 b QUITE
WeL,-T9moof Gasette
, 1870-02-06

Of ita asEooaatona. leads III fc<vtrNy 70 say:
" Tnapf God that our Iorefatners went before
us!" II would b decidedly unplsasAn,t 70 DC re-
duoed 10 our Ion fathers. They stopped u metz
tavssn1, nc crest deal OF Rrrsay a.syy. drank
pe1aalert1 Ct, probably, vone spu4a InAu VIC
nake tox.eotys, tpdo tn boz ataxe4 orer the
wos7s 1osds In The world. took to ferry bo III lke
EAese Vsnetlsnsto eondo!as, and Sub 1ttted TO
nueh ca'to torpaty, scrubs eoods, Small 70 Hns,
atd ire efhc1etttcWfpspe1s. To 70 over their gross
srut Z Ugh road cow IL 70 plunge lnte barnart+n
Equivalent TO that Of FIetcn Canada or the Up2es
Rid River. GATH
, 1870-02-06
The Walls Of Constnntluoples

1--WE s.e TO otliere tne larets inten.seoee rnm
rosnrtrs one EoIe Of the great suosst.nX rellc1
~ - . r,Nrtrnr nf ttUes atd n1uona goue oY "a
dcou "a 10 dtstract1on. The Naiio Consan!t'
repie ste 10 te demolished. Or are aLs1d1 N PIT pro
,;Al san nav ci lorg trsct OK h's:ory-nve OF n1
vcirn e. q Gio:on a .eass-tnst a,sno 4nn no1, 81
double I'D triple rampaIt si;h liz, r. nqGers t3a@ r.
Goten Hsrn 10 The Propo: t,e-'he "iorG ,ot
sais ttas Tue.ch iron tea 10 ses, - cssI1s' ls'
KueFeJ teIrrees them in one q nli EOS. 'qnTs n.s,
eou 3 tiop nrter Theodos1rs on1u tte ap1pMlt NJ
b. lie Tc5ls, intJ had terved - ostnss oe.
fTfeu eEenmA.e wealth within and Ispassooa IN n
hartlm xttnout. Fer no lnvaoes nao
sWceeded IN penet1aurE lnetn. Tne lAEo
, 1870-02-06
The Old proJeasoFs

fFE|R tHG Il III 2SA A1AtpNAtS$
TIE old professor tap9ht Eo more.
But fingered round The college walk;
EteF1ee OF him we boys told DER,
Before the nfe, In esen1ng tAlk6.
I'll Ec'er forget now he cAMe ID
TO recitation, oEe March Might
And asked our tut1r to bfCtp;-
:" And let me hear these BOYS recite.
A We passed out, We heArd him SAY.
nPfny leave NE here awhile, alone.
Ucse ii uy old place let nc say
JEst a. did IN 3eats locG t1o*n.
Our tutor SMILED, and bowed cohsent,
Ksxe courteous from his htah-hscSeu cha
And Gov the Gardening Stars nc went
lenslhg the old professor toe1e-
From out tho shadows faces seemed
TO ,ook on him IN his old place.
Yrekh ftces that with fadlauce oeaned-
RaI!iaEce OF boylsa hope and grace;
Ard faces that had LOST their you.b,
Alsr opRn 10 years they ssn were youeE'
The funeral anthem Ind been sung.
"Tnese arc NJ oo,f," he musmu1ed then,
any ooJs. ~ In 5eats long past;
Thopgh some arc angels, others men,
stuI ~ my boys hol1 them fast
There's one dcpt Know hIi Lesson now,
mat cue OF nc Is fnaeinR fun,
Ard tnst ones cheatinR:-2a See-
see and love them every oce-
"Ard d,sit then 10 lore ago
Tlis chapter IN E.y LIE WAS tod
Do all OF them thuG come and 20.
And have really crown 50 oil
No! Here aIs U! OLD pIts and I2Is'
Ay book oEce Eo1e Il 10 ny tahd,
Once Il o&e neaE lncfe very boys,
Ard eee1 their heaItA to 1nlerAtaad-'
They fourd tin there with open b3ok.
rfkr zzN tr1fH h ~ ~
, 1870-02-06

GhFaAtlan fFamo o. '
There EAs orcc = Colonial BlahoP, whose see
Wss on the coast OF AsIlca
blJ. accoroitg to his views. and no nan Ralnsaid
hin. ,.,.. 49,.
10 hs isssha lhe ii e
You u ~ hare peatd OF them.
Tnty weia idolltoIr- n
1EeJ were simple race, with primitive ee..
e!on Ih.y wsIs hsImon1 na n2d 1i Ses anosseE
TIE Bisaep s.,I and very. p,oper,!l,, "t Will
convert These poor psnEatsd aesSncns ,,n
ne ettsIcd saopG ias; a1u w ,seg eI tesestnu
sGtra szof ne t ,as ,noe Pch ~ 10 s DAY Is served
ste a.hss a.n ape ssewsa w,n
St Il ieand taem out lille p;eoaIea i listen e sne
beauties Of the tehSioa nc "as e'oHt ~ u1'o'' :"
them. ~ .r,s,,r, INN conversation with
tht,r ch5n,, of lllah Priest. r..n :, n,.,
1ne BnFop aeatnea ',e.n e snoane' t9s ,nnIrhta
,.,ss. nt1as'' sDs DeS0' - '1'
Ne tonta tna5 ~ eaa,ne o,,ne inm.:om Ike
70 PIayss ~ tne beaocs " - Son'''" VI sAe
nlo1hk - ~. ~. ,.,Ja ,be churp
oots pot EAttst wv y, ~nna @ ~ ~ aoss ,n+
" How = Eis; ealo Inc o'snop' aoea wv
nssiet Which ,.a,,., u,s,ber !, Ia
ton tom or horn.' said the cn1m- ""h5
thould ..,, .,h,. IL a ,.-.4,,. .,,,e
Of ,birgs.'' and he thought to hin,en, ,,.ts "n y
Useless, ;ust 1t presenL 70 eLae4sot ~ i1cu1 nant
tie beahl4 q Sn!istlsu'G. ~ tastt ttr.1s
State Of utL they VIII 5ot AVpIecate Mnat .a,T M
TO teis them. VIII be91n ~ eaoeaIol1nR ~ .asti
hesFhlt1 mora! Loue. 70 WI .nGS ans Go1T -
II. afpi ebeId the dcct1ne that shall tneo a5 DC
| lore theu."
With ihe permission OF 1ne1 c1lei. ne euH'
Ucut tie trlte, !Ec! cane !lAe ~ AoA
| "pn. Cancod.e. uuMmels, sAM ", ~
/ whether ton-ton or hoso u osea 10 s2nmon
| you % .tbr devctiohe
| eAie Iul.G .s.sn w. - ..tr ~ nnaS 1'~'t "
"But,' said the Bishop, "o2sesve' no.u oaI
! ID right. q to1o-ton nutt Re Wlooa- 80. Ehs-
| wise, " = tolo'top0 - s+h4~ y ""iA - "s ~ ~
| quept!or."
| "But, Why: sA3o tne Canooaie-
"Wby: echoed the oAnop, lna'gEana4'
| "Why. Of cotfte.
"Itte. as!h each Canooole' iSHmes, taoasn., M ~
tn!'J. Ard tne H2taneTs o. ne tl1pe souze s1.'
10 rxtchfGr
ALIA ~ A~N -. ,nn %v,,,s rs. ttr1dad tote
/ Aua lne LeAt uAy VIZ .a.ns .nn .,eat -.
two mighty religious factons, taese VINO s.ooe
, 1870-02-06
stltlllstl

= tbh*
From The Oesrlant Asntht3.
Say there. Pfbps
SoJue on yOu chApa
Mi3nt kno = Jim Wild 7
ell-ro offence;
Tkaf STINT no sen1s
In gttItn' rteo!
jim WI my cnun
Up on tho baf:
That's why come
Down EIOM up Jsfs
Looklo' for i'm.
Thank Jo. air! You
Aln'I OF that cte*-
Dleat II you atel
Money mot much:
TnAt Aiar ny kluds
lssu't no socn.
Ruu IL don't mine.
Seein'ttt you
Well, this yer jim.
Did you kboW HIN =
Jess bout your tt1ei
Same Kind Of eJ % 3
Well. IcAt Is strAnRes
Why, IT'S tWo year
Siuco &c Game hero
Sex, for q tnAngt.
Well, bere'a to usl
En-:
Tho h-Jou sa{t
Dead
That lIElle cuss
What r1skes you stN-
Yuu Over th1ff
Can't Ean drop
i glass III yer snop
Bat Joa Must IM'
Ii wouidn't taxa
D. much TO hSe&k
You and Jour bar.
Dead:
Fc0t-little-jlN!
Why. tnar nAs me-
JoEes. tLd ltoo Los
HAIRY and Bet
No.nccount Iotu:
Then 10 take h1Nt
Well, thar-Good.o5-
No me- re, alF-l-
En-:
What's that you tAJ =
Why, dem il !-ano -
Nos Yes. UJ 10!
Sod.
Sold. Why, Jon limb,
You oIuety,
prlp'd old
LocG.ieGgei jim!
, 1870-02-06

TIE Ear Il queer. Sometimes u hesrs tae fatas-
tnnrnernIc not e. Jo1rg Iady hsa1a Al tnvl-
taton 10 70 10 sae opera evsn II e.seu oolJ IA
Thupers: tut sne ttnesn'l the s'eusottao eau ef
het mptnel to sNeeP the NtslnE-seon-
, 1870-02-06

fcrtrnes Of tie oar, OF e-s~le the soau,srd. -
hurt ID semy whom thr7 could BOT toach ~
tie rest OF tho Eoeiah dret coming cut Of INC
nsr or. Medina SioonIa s1eLhl ed to make eaI
ppt baLLel MsrtIpK de Il calde coT91E1 Sae
te4k win tho Auutdfou OK B1scsy
, 1870-02-06

Thc North American Indiana.
Mr. Laws r. Morgan, 10 An in'ste.tSg aFse.e
n tne Jsnpaly ppmnef Of tho North AhA<rie1n Rs-
, 1870-02-06

ctuts for every pssteuItr; over Ridley Greek aud
| Saanan Cfsek. two sn1kN hIidGed streams be-
| loK Philadelphia, the rates were = cents for
| every 1our.x hteled carnage with fonr hostea,
aid is cents for every stage; oyer the Delaware
| Al Trenton zach ttagc AID four horses paid 80
| cent?: each private coach and Two horses -
| ceu,s: ever man and holae IS cents aEd COWS
md lone. In t1oyts 6 cents q heal: over the
| pnssa.c bridge at Sewsrk, New Jersey. each
coach ard tour paid - ctuts, Atd over the Uacl-
ensack ss cents; even over the SeshamlnE Greek
| two hone vehicle rad 2s cents
cosT or LAND, TnAssroRrA11os, ETC
| From the books Of those esr!y travail
1e1k the so!e cuttodiara Of the coud1'ton
OF our to.efathers In the 11sk aa-
uinisua,lo1s, waesey, Janfen, Coopes' DAVIS,
Weld, ard o,hers, We derive soHe roston OF tae
price OF transportation and lsnd- In the oe41es
p.tss Ct MxrJ Land ard Perusy1saria oze eould pus
good laid Tor slaoe tso'dl an acre
1t cost - Cd barrel to transport 1oui from ne
Loxtr soerarcoah Valley, by wagon. 70 Ale1an'
u,tn, in l.9a, and the nour then orousns guinea
. atAlrel. -...
Land on the suoeequeEt blttie-neld OF Anae'
Tan, hs!f c!earsd, was then ceiling II from w u
"a an acre, aud 1t cost sl.s5 TO Fend oa1rel q
{ roor to Baltimore. Field lAbortss wero paid =
10 &c moth "snd fourd."
"Tbo Price Of Land carriage from Lsncatter t
L Philadelphia, "a doll1r Tor 4 barrel OF rour o
. one and three qcartef hundred weight Twelvt
! such bairels OF nour vas load, over bad roads
J.. fer 3 lour. bore wseon.'
:. Cooper sdvfca the lsods be bought II thre.
hall cIowrs to half EulreA m ACRE, in out-otthc
: war p)seef, rathSf shxn dear lAtds, a. e. OF e
| zter,ipg, by tie acfe. There waa, even In thos
!. ca.a competition for due salley farms, An
l.nd In tie Shenandoah Valley xas sa:d 10 b
y df.r Ard chiefly tA1cu up By Germans An
Is mitch. the p.oeenito1s Of LanJ futul
mlitaIy leader III the rerclt OF the slavehoidet
= 70, toe rttt. Old Maryland ard !old StFstnsaxas
-. even h,r, u gnp 10 snow weafresS cooper WEo
- during Wuht1 g,ous adniulstfsuon. II
Eaate,u states arc ,ne hire Of tne counu5, =
- DO ,neute.vcs yearly furnish tefs eon,,ae.ae
=. uuuee1 Of en.graEu 10 the Aladle s"a "s7se
re rtQtons." o,e xou
~ thIns II wa written IN 1850 rather than u ~"
~ "raere certainly Is want o. inossMus :
~ psttor,l ete,eJ in the Southern States Fnea ,
At % 20, end IN The others: The style Of ia!n.ns
or. mere syo,ep,y The lrdiv,dush sfe more ta.s
ou d,e..pa,ed, md the prosrsss OF pubic imp.o'
t,h renta IN general more sloW tnAn II TIC o'~""
Lhc The Northern aide"
she yINu.
oet Tho passage OF th!s old tosd.-oTef wn1oe
tne alrn!es Of the Revolution pR1sed.-And tae 1e'
, 1870-02-06

I
TEE Er Sii.n ships 1t once weighed. hus showed
themselves a. ,,1lie a toey could. The cfeulnE
xas saondy. xish tne wltd eacssn9 70 !ne 1ad lano
Pynoutn; aud tren, Tor tie rtst time, Medina
S,iopia yetccyed thai Ho~a1d Wa ptenssed for
tne p .cuIi Without a. Action. Tnese was 10, lieat
| etepsh tor him 10 measure Inc etcu! strength.
tas nv. passing con1ua 3.ct,s KS n;s e
5f.rC: but col nden1 IN his oyeEpo* e1tng force,
be lent up s,srals to tie 10 Tor the night atd 70
nlenare for general 8crop al cayost1k-
anou, oSiocK the nooa rose with clear
. | skv-h C7tpocs ucop, no n1ore tnan half.crce,
J ns gS. q ,ps nsa oue
sd wtre horettpG at tter rear 1as& oat ot eannoa
lhct ..-.r.. { o.c,orr the
tresIc f1eantred ron the vets Tne AttnaaA
| made raj and atteu pied to elcse- To Medina
n1es.r1e Of Inc Eugl.sn 10 iesye n.!n. o. ALLOW
bin to approach tren, as they chose: Ihs niSn. ~
ioVtnd, oroAa.nossl Ealieons 3a Inosea e .haIe te
\ low Erclsh .aied Il orcc Two teet 70 tne
Srapuro1 ore, and thot away as oy ua0c
!, sles@ uees w.s eEesaed with = squadron Of ne
. o1oi iasrionea tntce~deckefa, tnoostcg lheI OWE
7 d,t,sIce. aEd lighting or not nsaras' a suited
'rfa Tne se;,oa opened With the Ark R.1eiea: c.y
ue nov nse,, aud tnree o.ne1 haansa s1Ir..
sitnr ihcT ep,ut rear nre, nt1ng snecessveiy lnts
Z eacn caliron a. they passed, Then gearing ro9ao
sna Sset us sIs Na Is ss !; sse
T,t.rr thcrr 10 eosId, but they gaze hef Haea
e h,osSttdes 1 second time xnd rasteI On.
G. Aa.oLnhep and coLioorded, - HeN " 1ae nA1 :,
ornrrtr a. py tue rapidly Of TIC nfc tue
i. ntnct1s could not refuse tneir aomfauou; re ~
~ IrcK inat they were InFtt1or u 1t4, o1t Gos ~
70 frrur they had not realized: Ins EoENsp Hel
a0 ey4p me gA,leAkses could not toaen men sue
n antlfYy practice and ships 10 ha-d.eo nao pn.
- zen sGep Alorzo d. LeJtA IL ihe nnEn -.
rs rs uterp;ed to c1ots the are RIesGe uoMs
w. kept away as II to meek hin, oot ffn ~, ". -
'ts q!ed INTO toe san Matteo, WHICH vas 5inS nGs
be TO Wild unable 10 move, and swept On upon y
I'd WY.
Ma The reat Of The English thlra were nov ensase
~. | on The sane eondis1onA The 2erou co1Hnae M
III SfIorEh the whole forenoon. the soaoia.us uA.
irE tcr1s 70 close, aud A!waJs fAlnE. touse ~
old Of tcen dnadysntsRe, .neJ sil 'onsnt nlAsel
"Eo tax a We ~, - wrole Df1kr, - tGey 80!
.. sell 1helr n,es win blows" Bok they bad eee
ma hurried ard kursI,fed. Beng to lesvard, ~
Iou leapl1R over to the wird, tho soots hAd 40
IA high, and bad acarcely topchtd the Erg'isn SUI
"a II al. while they had Themselves SUE ered co
'u1 RtdtraolJ. Tue UscAJAn nag-thtp, the San !1a
se" hsd her U1Itenu at Act through In two place
OF many spars carried Asay. The Capts1n Wonnde
AID eileen men Killed Oquet tto h2d spcc:A
dIstit Ruuhed E1ntelI, f<icr p1escbt wtereTer
tSrr1rvss xrea,ea, ,dsvtnt big = II action tefss
Lns Whtp were i1cinel TO to dlrch: bat - the VIZ
,a eeld neither he moi Ary one could cnAtSo
, 1870-02-06

naItso, III their sore clothes, h'led rse.. and
ta,.n wAtseoau. with lots Of pTcr.sen ana wolS,
I hrn,tr tskin pro vticu !l,o the nounttcgi with
him Is the greatest notion eTer heern on Afoft
t:ey camp a,1,sat ;s:y !oad tne'1 me- esse
doL1 o.:rF tie deer within nile OF 20 Of camp.
sss 70 ssme W sreoo,i. They tnen late tea drnfs
iney beflu tuueshtn' aoout tne d45n leG.
line Iet! sot hungry. ard 20 tack 10 s.mp, aud
aiose there lurpeI 4 oyer, ~ daEk; They sasn
H'd 4 sdaq S1%e Csc. Sc ~ wnea ''' ia about
uue icr them to 50 TO hum. ! tsa en- "a
% ua sea sea .soss 81 az eau s 81 some
10 chow tntn neJ 50 bae. ,o The ls teitiemsns s -
.h, stoosn .bey .sn~eas Pc p,ssn ,5,. psFsi sna,
a. wtlL Then tney dtn1 wsaS 1netr faces Tor
cay. tear their clothes ~. AID go back 70 tns
teIilt euIA II hR ~ = DOG win IN IAI' aLo
istj a.oS{ u nal'ral-iA1u '.M."
DaLSe IN nis dt1 had endured EauJ bardsalpA
lie Esd t1ade nseA.b on many anonaious thtoee
raI pI old uoessttns, ssRe srulh leaves, grass
onee eaten bis hoste nom uEde. s'1n: 70 !:
noe1 uIpa ataale article be ever dtned on: 1n
Ieittetce 10 tbs <tsd the rarsse be also a2alsa
e 5sa' ,es ssSs e M ,o e
| Cxr'p; bet darn re, e{ banker Aftet II -,
| me iali OF btaset sounded The death Iaeu o.
tfe Old nee ,r1pper. O7e DAY pe.ulent iel'
low ducoyered sEk % oe substitute !of Tue
naprias :. "oeaver hats" asd = eeaEer rs,, "a
"qnosel' AZ 1edaeed nsafe- Iaas
Ctapse arroareemert, ample - va,
msy be sud 10 hare ecnoeo talonaa
re RecEy Mount TAD reg:on, md 70 hare Gssdoysa
csats OF zen who, WITH NJ toe;5 isaNa sete 7 !
ntIly Ard \ sctc1ous race Beaver pa 70 +"
laTen 10 aboct nve shllllpcs rer pound. anu =
fs1dir worth s11pptrg. TIE naa!1tss 81 ZAP,
fEs bas fallen almost eattsel. Into tae n.2ds q q
talss1eeds ard Indians, who p11ne u AEI t9S, 7,n
| so ID and lazy ilsa,on- 4 few uee tsapses nNs
| battle, SIN pursre the busttest, more. nosessl
! HON CID eaeit than Ior a1J real pIo.t lnet assNs
! fIon Il Most Of theU Nc sessseteGr ol oatt
| tskcr up soue OF The e1plo! mects ENea tat
| tptesd OF lie white settlements nave otouso
| 10 3netr Iodgedoor.. TeeJ hare oecon'
srall uaaer1 Or store Keeper, farmers on q
| bcrrtrs OF c.y7l.z1tidp, OF nArgeTEon 81 uaa.
por1s lyirg on the memories Of The pss:; II, ~
Iew ia petus given to civilization VII eoou cea
them al entirely, ard the p ace which oncc fne
| tctm VII klow them 70 more
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anxious to be enrolled for that evening. As
q rule the first thing the chef de ctaQtte looks
at is the dress of the candidates. He accepts
no blouses and no slovens. If he sees a man
well-arrayed, hearty Hooking, and forid of
countenance, endowed with good broad
shoulders and fine big hands, he generally
enlists him st once. The terms of admis-
sion to the cIGQUe vary. Sometimes (espe-
cially in summer). if there is dull piece
being performed it is difficult to find claqSteurs,
and the chef presses every one he can get,
accepting eight sous, six sous, and even as
little as four sous from each of his troupe.
Should the piece be SO hopelessly dull or the
weather so hot that no one will volunteer to
pay even twopence, the chef must then have
recourse to what ragamuffins he can find and
pay his troupe instead of being paid by them.
When there is popular piece, however, the
chef de cldgao sometimes has several hundred
candidates to choose from, and on such occa-
sions he can make his own terms. On the
nights of first performance of Augier, Sar-
dou, or Alexandra Dumas fills, the seats in the
cldque fetch five or ten francs apiece. If
row is expected, as at the revival of Er7ldIt
three years ago, and that of LucrecG Borgid
last January, the places fetch quite fancy
prices.
In addition to the income he derives from
selling seats at profit, the contractor of the
CtUYuC bJlll uuuh0S u uuo JULIUS Dy l6Ny1ug
tribute upon the actors and actresses. 1t
is always easy for spectator to guess which
of the performers pays the cIdQuo and which
does not. No matter how slight may be the
part which an actor or actress has to play, he
or she Is sure to be warmly applauded if the
chef dc cLaque has been well paid. For
de6utdnt to refuse payment would be folly
almost amounting to artistic suicide. Some
of the more popular dramatists, Alexandra
Dumas among them, have, at different times,
endeavored to abolish the cLGqu6, at least so
far as their own works were concerned; but
the attempt has always failed. AS in the days
of Napoleon and under the Restoration, so
now, the cl0Que is in too good odor with the
police to be easily superseded. Before the
noisy bands of applauders can be safely dis
pensed with, French playgoers must become
different to what they are now. So long as
the French mind evinces, as it now
does, a sly relish for furtive Kisses, and
takes overt pleasure in downright dramatic
rows, so long will the bluff chef de cldque be
at his post, crying in stage whisper to his
honorable troupe, Gallons, les enfans, tous
ensemble; chaudement ct bas las cabale !"
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SONGS WITH REFRAINS.
BY JEAN INGELOw.
IA Winter Song.

IA winter Song.
Came the dread Archer up yonder lawn
(Night is the time for the old to die),
But woe for an arrow that smote the fawn,
When the hind that was sick unscathed
went by.
Father lay moaning, "Her fault was sore
(Night is the time when the old must die),
Yet ah, to bless her, my child, once more,
For heart is failing: the end is nigh"
Daughter, my daughter, my girl, 1 cried
"(Night is the time for the old to die),
Woe for the wish if till morn ye bide"-
Dark was the welkin and wild the sky.
Heavily plunged from the roof the snow
(Night is the time when the old will die.)
She answered, ''My mother, tits well, CO."
Spanked the north star, the wrack flew
high
First at his head, and last at his feet
Night is the time when the old should
die),
Kneeling watched till his soul did fleet,
None else that loved him, none else were
nigh.
] wept in the night as the desolate weep
(Night is the time for the old to die),
Cometh my daughter? the drifts are deep,
Across the cold hollows how white they lie.
I sought her afar through the spectral trees
Might is the time when the old must die),
The fells were all muffled, the floods did
freeze,
And a wrathful moon hung red in the sky.
BY night found her where pent waves steal
might is the time when the old should die),
But she lay stiff by the locked mill wheel,
And the old stars lived in their homes on
high.
Ia Cleaning Song.
''Whither away, thou little careless rover:
(Kind Rogers true),
Whittier away across yon bents and clover,
Wet, wet with dew"
''Roger here, Roger there
Roger-O, he sighed,
Yet let me CLEAN among the wheat,
Nor sit kind Rogers bride"
e'What wilt thou do when all the gleaning's
ended,
What wilt thou do
The cold will come, and fog and frost-work
blended
(Kind Rogers true)."
''Sleet and rain, cloud and storm,
When they cease to frown
I'll bind the primrose punches sweet,
And cry them up the town."
s'What if at last thy careless heart awaking
This day thou rue p
s'Tll cry my flowers, and think for all its
breaking,
Kind Rogers trae;
Roger here, Roger there,
o, my true love sighed,
Sigh once, once more, I'll stay my feet
And rest kind Rogers bride"
From Good Words for May.