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He Was Not a Veteran.

An aged man came into our sanctum
yesterday, Deep-eyed sadness sat on his
eyebrows, like frog on the shore Of a
mill-pond. His attire was faultless in re-
gard to ventilation; in fact, he looked
as if be was a model for some house that
manufactured ventilators. His shoes
showed two long Sits for admitting air,
which could come out at his knee, elbow
or hat, the whole system of ventilation
being perfect and complete. He hung
his hat up on the third hook from the
door, being the one set in diamonds, and
drawing our new morocco footstool up to
our feet, sat down and opened fire.
81 am probably the only survivor of
one Of the most desperate charges at Get
tysburg," said he. ~ was on the very
spot which the rebels and the Union
soldiers charged over ten times, and
never stirred out Of my tracks I was
right Where fifteen cannon-balls tore up
the earth in every direction, tearing men
to pieces, and finally hinging back the
torn armies in confusion" III .tsgs,F@ss
Sid you escaped" we asked. i. 4 g.
81 did, a2.', l...Es. 5al5ff s b
"You escaped9 But you were
woundeda''ag3 sf &a8ah qaH aT
ssNo, sir; II was not touched $50
"You were not even wounded2nE a
l.sNot much" 'a..@ as5 q
Shut certainly your clothes were
pierced with bulets9' ;.. : s1 '3555 4. :. !.
"Not a bit,ofit. Nary a bullet. as
Sand yetyou want money! No, sir!
Had your head been shot of, ior a can
non -bulli tornoyou in bits, or, 800 bullets
been lodged in your body, we might
have given you ten cents; but as it is,
charity must begin at home John, bring
us tive-ccnt cigar"
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And so the rose bush had done more
tor Millicent than she could have dreamed;
and to this day it is the most cherished
treasure in the little home where the old
man lives with his two daughters; and
when once month it's blossoms fill the
air with their fragrance, they crowd
about itas the shrine Of some sainted
thing, and whisper: ss.
"But for this we should still be parted"
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History Of the Alphabet.

A lecture in London, giving these
facts on the History Of the Alphabet
Was delivered by H. g.. Seth Smith:
Writing was that which made paper
speak, and without it we should have no
such thing as history, unless what was
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-06-18

Never paper over old paper or on white
washed walls or dirty walls. Wash them
thoroughly and wipe them, and then wash
them in water in which you have put am
monia, vinegar, strong borax or soda. Let
them be perfectly clean.
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marry" the matron thought. - %
But Hester, bordering over it all, ac-
copied the pain as one more sorrow in her
Swallowed life, and made no moan, look
ed for no sympathy. .--.-5-1
1t was hard to see the face that had
been ever full of sympathy and tender
ness turned coldly ava y; hard to hearth
children wonder "why Uncle Alfred new
or came to see them any more;' but the
routine of duty filled each day and there
was certainty soon of release from the
monotony Of teaching. .'.~" z'7ta..tzt. y
October was midway on her golden
tinted journey across the earth when Mrs.
Evans was called upon to find new
governess. In vain she scolded and even
wept Hester gave no reason, but she
must CO. -, .s-s w.. ..| >...% ~ ", 81.
1t was not to spy upon her movements
that Alfred, finding the governess leav-
ing the hose, followed her in the train
that took her to London. 1t was only in
his deep, mistaken affection, the fear for
her future, the anxiety to be. sure all was
toabe we'll with her in her new life. y
She did not dream she was watched as
she took cab, and, followed still, drove
tota small house on the outskirts of Ken
tish Town, where an elderly woman met
her at the door and led her in, weeping
bitterly 1.5@'a', 's'.-. - : q
That was all Alfred saw; but the face Of
hould years Of sorrow and tears set theil
seal upon it. .. ~ ..e.-. 80
Restless and curious. in spite Of him
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LITERARY NOTES.

Political journalism in Portugal ia absorbing
all the literary talent in the country. In poetry and
bele.ettrcs the historian OF the year finds little TO no.
tice.
Victor Hugo intends to publish near the end
OF January poem with the title la Pt6 Supr6ne."
and near the end Of February, two volumes with the
title " TOute la Lyre"
A new edition Of Schliemann's "TrOy and
its Remains" which Will have scientific FORM and be
very different from the first" Is TO be published in
London. Dr. schlemann Is about to begin the p!cpara
ton Of IT,
A new dictionary of English dramatic liter
AZURE las exhaustive as Golfers, but more crlca"is
I'm preparation In London 1t will when completed
as book OF reference OF TIE great dramatiss long
elaborate notices will be given
Mrs. Grote, widow of the historian of Greece,
who lately died in London, wrote life OF her hus-
band in which the mcnta; qualities shown consd-
cred of high order. Her letters and conversations
said 10 have been better than her books
Jules Verne, assisted by an expert and
popular Paris playwright. has recently produced a
Christmas drama which is described BY correspondent
os wonderful" and brimfu OF incidents and adven-
lures" He calls II "Le. Enfans dn Capiianc Grant"
An intimate friend of the late Mgr. Dupan-
loup Mgr de- Falloux hs, begun to publish in French
periodical series OF " Memoirs which 1t is thought
will throw considerable hight the stormy career OF
| the famous Bishop OF Orleans
The George Eliot Birthday has
| EouIledge have published n L1nRfcllOw Birthday
Book" Samuel Tnsey Il Co. a"ByrOn Birthday Book"
and from another London house a " Birthday Book Of
German Literature has, 1t is said just been Issued
Mr.. Curtis's address before the Historical
Society 10 the Academy Of Music on the Life aud
Character Bryant makes in the new form issued by
| ihe scribners, an exceedingly attractive octave
pamphle in large type heavy paper in the shape OF
memorial which all admirers Of the dead poet VIII be
| glad 10 preserve.
Stanley's Through the Dark Continent" :"
has been published In French by Iachette In two large
octave volumes, with maps and plates 1t IA said that
staneys Journey excited ia Frauce moro interest than
the experience Of any former traveller IL Is believed
that his book will hsve many readers there as 1t has
| had IN England.
The manager Of the Stuttgart Court Thea
tire has given his appreciation to series OF
| and improvements OF Shakespeare's plays. we'll
known German critic has attacked him severely for this
in the Sttgarier TdgGdH, and his articles have re-
| ceycd 8 much approval that movement Is on foot
| for demanding the mauager's removal
The works of Henry Kingsley, brother OF
Charles Kingsley. lave Just been published by ar H.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
BOOKS or THE WEEK.

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worthngton In uniform edition for the nrst umc III
this country Mr. worthingon will have ready on sat
urday an entirely and enlarged edition OF Cham
bcrs's Mathematical Tables" 1t Will contain ABOUT
twice az nuca matter a. the old edition. In three
weeks he will have ready a new EDITION oi 'no "'''
Own Book"
Mr.. J. A. SymoDds has lately published In
London book Of poems which he calls "Many Moods; t;
A Volume OF Verse" Ia the dedication, which Is 10
friend he dsclains for his the sacredname OF
poetry. at has always seemed to me-" he says "that
there are thoughts which writer who dares not
claim the sacred name OF poet may cypress neter IN IN
rhyme and metre than IN prose ana thAt the VERSES ~
produced have a certain value
The Outcry against the proposed destruction
OF historic welt-walk at Hampstead, England promises
TO succeed that this famous resort OF poets ana men
OF letters will spared the dcsecraton that threatened
IT, II is SAID that out OF 629 honseholders who were
asked to sign remonstrance 54S did so while forty
two could not he OF the remaining thirty-nlne
there were seven who legally debarred from sign
ing there were many who hdd no Wlsh IN tne nn.Ic.
and only six expressed desire that tho noble trees
should come down.
Eugene Schuyler SAYS the death last year OF
the Russian poet Nekrasof has left the nation without
a poet There age remaining who write poetry IN
their way, but Nekrasof &" was inspired" " lie had
caught the idea OF his generation, had expressed IL as
none but n real poet can. and had mstllcd 1t into
others" 50 great the feeling toward " this last
great poet" that he followed to the grave by
coucoursc uneyampcd I'm recent times in Russia
Strange TO say this poet Of the people grew rich by
literature"
Sir David Dundas, an eminent and ardent
English bibophc, dead. was accustomed 70 raise
the question his friends to which book after
the Bible had gone through the largest number OF ed
tious After many debates he to the conclusion
that decision lay between three books, the "De
ImtatiOue Christi" commonly ascribed to Thomas n
Kempis the Pilgrims Progress" OF John Bunyon and
the Uncle Toms Cabin" OF Harriet Bcecher stowe. 1t
was mary years ngo that writer in an English maga
zine estimated that more than five million copies OF
Mrs Stoves book had been sold In the library OF the
Brlsh Museum there thirtY-ive editions ol this
book, aud eight abftdgmcnts or adaptations. whc OF
trauslaons there nineteen. Besides TINS olnhale
showing there existence about d"lch tIatSi"
tInns not by the British Museum IN us dram
atZPd form the " CahaDc de POure rom mas Ioiud III
France favor such never before. IT II sali ac
corded 10 "A play OF English or American origin.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
YOUNG SALMON BROUGHT EAST.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF THEM PLACED IN PENNsYLvA-
MA STREAMS.

A LARGE SUPPLY OF THEM PLACED IN PENNsYLVA-
MA STREAMS.
IrRON ASOCCAsIOSAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE rRIBCSE'I
TROrT Run, Penn, Jan. 13.-J. =. Crcvel-
ing, of the State Hachng House at Marietta Penn has
sent n goodly supply OF young California salmon to
stock our waters On the llth instant SIX galvanized
iron cans each holding probably twenty gallons or
wafer in which countless numbers OF "small Try "
were swimming arrived here, accompanied by MT
Creyelng who supernendcd the distribution Into our
small streams. The FISH were from one ana bali 10
twoiuchcs length and about six weeks old The eggs
had been sent from California where they were npreg
uoted and we're ten days the way to Marietta. Geo
II Austin had been previously informed OF the expected
ARRIVAL Of the venture and had enlisted the services OF
several citizens to assign the new corners
TO their future Matching grounds or IL Is hoptd,
a least such they Will prove 20 be- A NeyhnIt took
three Of the cans few miles up Trout Run, ana DIS
bp,od fine contents carefully into tho pure waters Of
that stream. T. II. Caldwell TOOK the remaining three
cans n few miles up Grays Run md distributed the
hsA IN separate suitable places, putting Few Into
small dam on that stream that had been built some
wears since props eating trout but since abandoned
for tna purpose The fsh in excellent condition.
notwithstanding their confinement IN the cans, and
when introduced to their streams scGtered away
In all directions Both streams above named arc trbu-
iarg 10 LyCOmn2 Creek, which emptles ibtO the west
branch OF susquehanna, at Wliamspori Ihey nave
remarkably pure water and have been noted Tor Cir
for trout nshing but alas their nOOriety has proved
n disadvantage to our citizens IL being unclt now 10
catcn duzen trout the whole length Of both streams
The California salmOn said To grow about SIX inches
IN year, and at maturity weigh sometimes twenty
ponpds. They jump at q fly with great cnorgy while
growing aud tho descendants OF walton are hntcpal.
ING Inucn sport The habits Of the salmon Ike those or
te shad nnd herring 10 travel down stream toward
sst Water returning annually to their Original starting
DOlut for spawning.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
NAXX ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Surgeon Thomas Hi
land l. ordered TO the Lackswanna Passed and Ass ant
Surgeon George c. Lppncot to the Navy Yard at New
York Passed AssstantSurGeon NJ. C. brennan IL
,dered IN the naval station at NewIOndOn and Chief
Enplneer A. H. Able To duty board the receiving shlp
Dsrhf Die giDsou is detached from the Naval Hospital
~ Chelsea and ordered the Adams Passed Assistant
Engineer A. G. EngaId from the receiving 81 Louis
aud placed Oh waiting oders
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHISGToN, Feb II, 1879.
Dispatches to the Navy Department from Commo-
dore Shufed the arrival of the Tconderoga
ut Sierra Leone on the 18th of January after having
touched at Porto Praya on her way from Porto
Grande. The commissioners appointed by Great
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