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tpl$H {!a,, R<p1stsf. -
hre, and Olulstuad went down 10 death, q nohle
Ess 9at ip ySass q ag" Was watSa1'nx ;'' @ ana py
e tho raj ra,lroad ii % tSe % fearful, % stossa. t Kats @
reaA sesss yeass a9u, lives With hes usothes
plunge and = Mnonahuo 9ud QtmsteaI lost thctr
lives. stss Shelley and bur iaother hcHrd tho
the duuGo oc voter. tho !tecssant Klsre ef
IT, sh ~. Bs" wtsot !" ts s1 sss Sat
soon went ot.t,. but Hho felt her, WY. through
tho . woods aaa fallun ti.nbers 10 The edge
i" s spss hs s VT" S os es asss esuear saa t
sae To rsrsss exe M',h P w. kew s @
.lanYSr: sho. young .slr!, was tao oulS il.
@F ssx "aS %ao ' sssx4ps eo y %
sSS easia aStity y ths s!'ssss; IS ,!asss wa. ays
IT. @ s Ga L.
ss! s asss a oeseas ss wss s nfs Ss. s.;
llslttxv, ttty tset Heova sas rash!uK watets, shs
tnK hut tho ties and rails, thu WIi,d blowing
Ealo a:'a th9 81 @soAMinR, eoeth,Mg. muddy watsFs
sss Sssh .hruk ~ !as NJ os ss ~. II
i.ny circumstances. Hut this bfnve, nnblo Etrl,
with The nerve ot . glant, Rathered about
aSs e. ass .x ser th aa osw o. ss1 sSat
bridge. Tic utter tie WINS PASSED, Il was
tln,0 for tne expFoss. ttHll to potne ,dnshing
doath alatl the dark mud muddy .watora Vt tito
.fnpr!ry. .EMsh!ng G!!yes, Tho h!oOl FROM har
laoeratcd kI,ocs haa stalnet! her drc$s, but sho
loea not fAlter.. She r8aUhVs the shore, aud
tns Remaining kho iiles, almost. 10 Iha
Telegraph n'isee. nseashtsss4 as.d In broxeM Ao<
tim, ard 9asntA N the arms ot tho hystnndvsa*
Jho wircs wUro a0t as work aud moro horrible
ltsaAtpF Ayprt0d. -.
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NexFaplaubla In tho lIoosler County or
EEaWIosN-EHeet Produced BY tlAa Al.
Yauk af Il EaW Husky LRhQreFxs

~, ntRat<h g tY"ela"Aa N, ERYS1tty I s sa1sA.5: FL: -.
co!Ye1 hero roevutly from Crawford County 10
the otIees that tr0ue'ts was .utlclpatel tleEe
bptwpon cis,zers as,d nsxst,et ?;npostsl 20 work
tion. Ii sevins that tho ponstE4otors rln-
plVyed u construct Thy Louisville. Now Al.
Louls Air Line. wpFe uuable 10 PROCURE wbtta
lahuFeEs. apd wcre e1lptetcl 70 a9Raka negroes.
Knowing lint c0nstueta bio prejudice extstca in
thoritles wvre appealed to Is the contractors ~
psoseet their dlsky lahorcra. The shcrln, who
lus-hsal puFsuasoi rspiIsnl that hs would not bo
responsible for tho sesult II ne9s0e9 wpsv brought
into the county, And It was keatEnllY supposed II
day tho EHQuhtr ruportuT uet Nr: Charles Il.
bvuhAu. 4 G!tiseu Of Crawford County. Who
, 1881-08-01
1RIsu "sKIRsrIsuEI.s.v

4 MEETING OF TIE TRUSTEES AND sun
sCkilEtM TO THE "sKiIistISII1Na FUND
TO IsE HELD IN AUGUST.
Speetal Utapatch to The CHICAGO Tttbnn4.
NEW YoNK. July i}l.-A meeting Of tho Trust
ces OF the original discriminating" Fund aud
tho subscribers and tlotr representatives will ho
held Ia August, at which ODonoyun-lsossa or
pects, or ut least has asked, to be hcnrd. Tho
old criminations mud recrlminauons aro likely
to bo tudupcd Ia on both sldca, md the result,
as rar ns O'Dunoynn~ltossa Is oouccrnol, is a
noitaor bo ndmit,eii to tho mootin9 I,or Wit lis
claims Or demands recolvo any recognition. Tho
meeting Of tho Subscribers to tho fund viii i,p
large Diio, as.d thH results will hAse s,,oat t.l..
pottant benring upon tho Ir!sh revolutionary
fnQypmcpt
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OTHER LAKE PORTS.

FtJHT l4El3OSt
POM iiunos, Mich, July 31-o:;D p. H.
Pissed up-rrnpetlers Nynck. Wiasahlckon. AT
lantic, John 1'r1Ggcon 1r., milwaukee,. Osco4'a,
atartscca, u. W. Powers, With schooner Gaiatfn.
tborcorn and harges. James Dawson. with
schooncfs II. C. Richards, Fonokeo. John X.
Soycs. West Side, Egyptian aud consort, jessie
farweli md consort, William 1iadolph and con-
sort, II. II. Howard, TenpGst and bargcs:
achnoncrs Harvey t}!sscll, James plntt, Emma
Sqt @ina sonshwesE., III sEt f9esa. weathor cloudy.
nUfYAtIO,
Special Dhpatth 10 The Chttaao Tribune.
13urYALD, N. r.. july misunderstanding
Vanderbilt and Philadelphia and schooner u. F.
Truce, grain, chlcaao; propeller Jnpan. whontt
un1.tib.
Cteared-propcllors wavcsty. James Fisk. md
Rnanoke. for ChitAVu: propclers chnilnty tIutl.
but and Potomac, and sohponers Annie FouKht
and Jatncs 7; sawyer. con,, Mtlwn4kee ,,u..u
Agents Ut coal companies nre Unable to bill
contracts owing to tho scarcity Of Etssols. and
hnvo hecn Obliged to pAy advanced rAtes: Char
tors Of vessels to urrtyc nro rcportctl at $l per
tnn to Chicago and Milwaukee. THIS bAfRe
Cyclone takes takes coal to Duluth at el.s. md
brings lumber back from Whlsky Hay ut {atl
per ITO foot on tho rail-.
Sptetat Dt1paseh 10 Ihs Cateaeo Ee;!tune.
ERIE, pn.. July 3t.-Enterod-f'ropelicr Alas
kh, grain chEcaE,; propeller China, IncrohHa'
MILWAUKEE.
Special Dtspa.eh 10 7as Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, july N.--arrivea from below
steanl bargo Valentine and consort A. D.
hlQOr4s
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7 . N 1kJe
TIE MOVEMENTS OF TItOorS,

TILE MOVEMENTS OF TItO0rS.
haia July 3i.-An otiicfat dispatch from Ad-
hsal Cnnraa reports that battalion OF In
hasy aad detachment Of artillery aro ex.
petcd from Sfax to replace tho marines who
@aoceup!cd tho Capital Of tho Island ard Djerba.
1aehland Is sollthward OF Sfax, and c0nRldera-
@heaEct tho Trlpoli frontier. Admtrnl Con-
~ thlnks tho appearanco Of a squadron before
A'aaa will be necessary III order to form d cor
Esl - op'uIon OF tho stato OF affairs On this part
u no seaboard, tho Inhabitants OF which a0eul
vi! hostile. This will bring tho French still
sAts Tr!poll.
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ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE,

At about. O'CLOCK Yesterday hff0fbo61 Mlt6
Honrtotta Schroeder. young woman living Mt
No. II Kansns street, was accosted, whlle wntl-
Ing In Douglas p,lrk, by two young mou, who tn-
duoed hur to accompany thom outaldo of the
park territory. Thau they attempted to ravlsh
her porsnn. Miss Schroeder, being d ttcaf mute,
was unable to mako my uutory, bur rc4stcd SO
strongly TINT before h1r 1saallnnts had Accotn.
pl!spel tApIr design pArk- officer John Wlltssc
happened nlonE mud took ono OF tho mon, john
N0T0nncll+ In low. Tho othur niaa left 40 hur-
redly that he escaped Irroat. Justico lngcrsoll
will Inquire Into tho cnac to-day.
, 1881-08-01

MtUHAT pAHIlA.
NssfAarlSorIE, July Dl.-Opinlon Ratna
s"aa that tho o1ties, Mtdhat rasha md fellow
Esoaefs, will receive full pardon IN few
aooths.
A NDSI4EM Conspiracy,
1AMa July 1l.-The Consul at Coustantinople
tsasea khcikh 3lahmoud, whose fathor WIS
.sse wv u AiRters at tho tlmo OF tho conquest,
ssaopon hm WAS discovered documents SHOW
..',l e@s e1lstonce Ut vast Moalom conspiracy
9aast tho French 10 Africa.
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A Law Of the United States That
Should and viii Re En-.
forced.
Tho lrugo Advertising Sigma undcr Wells
Street 1irflgo Ncar1y Cause
a I)tsastcr.
Around tho Lakes-Arivals and Depart
observation-disclosures The
Docks
HOME GATHERINGS.

CaptAlns Of steam crAft SHOULD Mnke a soto Of
It, TINT uulcas they display tho lrhts ut night
required by law they make themselves liable 10
heavy hnc. W!thH tho past gew t5nys Il IL said,
a propeller and tu1 hhvo run Il. tho hnrt,or at
night without bulng propnrly furnished With
lights. a collision n,d ioss Of iifo II itubte 10
occur any night by neg1ectiuG to comply With
THO United Statcs laws. Thu United States off,
c'ats hero arc lnon rho will sec TINT tho law is
strictly enforced, and masters Of ntoam crnft.
both little aud big, should at once SEQ that thero
bo m reason for compiulnt on this score. Under
the 1sulaa aud Regulations TOT tho Government
Of fflots, Hulo VII. applies to casos above mcn-
TONED. Ths concluding lines Of tho ruIe apply
to steam craft Ia general. Tho fulo Is as fol-
lows:
+ HULK vIL-Ait steamers rpgci for carrying
Will Willie vht oa fron the n,,ss an III
othor steamers tuust carry bright white light
on tho stem Or near the ouw, and hnothpr On n
tton Of at Ioast twenty feet aboye all other
i!ghta upon the steamer; Al steasnef: must
rcd light on tho port aldB.
THOSE AnvKtsr1sISn slHNs AuAtx.
Some tlno since We called attention to the
danger created by tho imnlcnso advertising
signs on tho pifluK underneath tho bridges. FRI
day ovantng, Just bet0re dark. tho stca1n.yacht
Pot, with load Of e1curaEonIsts, came very henr
being run down By tho Constitution. owing to tho
sxns unasrneat Wuiis W strnet SriagO: III Il @ sasI
that tho city derives 4 revenuu OF sl01 n year
tar Sn ns'age ier tne rEs!eKs accocsd shs
may bu 80, the 1act stu rotnnns that they oh
atr4et q c1enr view OF tho river and will IN.
Incident, mud ti1ot,. wheti TOO late. tho n1ihorj.
authorities viii not scmovo Them, 10 one would
parties whose iiyos ars most jcopardizea tho
tugmon) should dctnolsh them.
DOCK NOTES.
The excursion boats did a rushing business
yesterday.
Tho Iuulbor market was crowded With cargocs
yesterday.
Tho sal!ors' Union holds its rcgular weekly
meeting Tomorrow oyen(n9,
1'hB big steam. b1rpC IJtCF-0ceau left yeStcr.
day for EscanAbu to load iron-ore.
Tho hg steatn. barge kctchum loft for Buffalo
yesterday afternoon. laden 10 hur full capacity.
Tho schooner J. O. Moss has been sold to Chi.
cage pnrty: Capt. William Davis ts to command
The yacht Countess Of DuGcrin has beer,
Haltltcd white troiu bow to stern aud now looks
like white pigeon.
Inv smiled yesterday for Escanaba, thore to load
/ lrun-ore for Cleveland.
Yesterday was IN exceedingly qulet day in the
| tago Of It to both 60 to church.
a couple Of sailors broke tho Sabbath ssiI1ncs.
atoug tho docks yesterday afternoon by engag.
| Ing iii rough and tumble light.
tho 5soaa s prarles @ u' q Sa sa Far We.t Wero fbes
future.
sailors and tuancn Respectfully eomo tuginouj
| mnrkot-
i has been suggceted that these young mon
walt TIL 1t is dark.
, 1881-08-01
KnnRRroos In Australia,

a correspondent Ut the ayduay. Mad, Of Nay
Il, Wsttea. ~ huye boon travelling through co4l,
try In the uelxhnoFhuqd Of !anwoeth, new
jlsit10t la) miIca BY l1 III 8xtent consider the
kan4Aruos Il, la 10 nutreEoua talat theto " NOW
settivrs llovp tn give slpln the countrYi and yGt
no quo seems II tho least 70 Eeallzs tho 1nmosis'
~ Ut the evil"
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SPAIN.

1, 4 HEMOS8TItANCE4
1 b, .sS' July 3ls-Tho spanish Goyarnmeut
ln,sa S@sesssti an energetic remonstrnnco to
lam. '.,ceFnlng ". tho alleged plundcrIng nt tho
saasa slec Consulate Oh tho occasion OF tho
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h,, KING KA14AKAuA.
| b III saly N.--kiug Kalakaua has arrived.
ao" uastcln 10 moot tho Emperor.
Il. .ssCccEssFuI NEGOTIATIONS.
lAiur sesnaaons " Instituted by EIsmarck at
ts,|t.ss 'os peace with tho Vatican have beeu
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AUSTRIA.

A. .NAaa. JnEy 3l.-Tho fliuoral Services over
.s"alna OF Duke AuRllato Ernest Ut SAxe-
sms. uesha wore bell to-day at Ebonthal.
ran,a rMsut fFanola Joseph, Duo d'Aumalo, and
heue hs.rsse rarla woro present. Tho body will be
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TT 4 T.V,

pn CHIEF or I.QI.IcE DI8MIsSEp.
nu..a. July al.-Tho Chlof Of Polloo was dIs.
h. !os aa.' Neglect ot duty ia oonnooston with
Nv satoanccs ~ on tho occasion Of tho trans.
"NW lae remains Of Plus TX.
, 1881-08-01

TIE AA3fK IN EACH CASE
Some k,nds ot ssplRht nru taken "a lnw al lex
c0I,ts hundred on sotio ronde, which ls twN
md utc- hnlf cent1 lower than tho tourth:olass
rntu announced iy tho Grand Trunk. Thcrc
ciri 10 tho ct'ntcst. Tho Grand Trunk. IAno
has now carried Tue var !n.o al 4:
hepnrttnents.-frnsght, Hna s nnts1en3esTon.s. ~
making tin,o. contraotx fnr onrrying .frofght Mt
its praaent sttnb, extending into tho winter
entered lie tight TO stay. and they nvilentIy ex-
t,ect, before they. change tustti0n. TO sec tho
othnr rhnttA ncoedo 10 Whatever ter;as thcy
chEoeo 10 dictate.
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SPO1stIINH.
BASEBALL,

13AS1:-DAIL. a..
satuttlny's 3 EcaEn0 games resulted rs follows:
Ch'oaKoS+ ctcsolanl 0; netro!l I, 1luIrnlo o;
Providence y. Worcester 2: Iias.on 4 Troy0.
Following IA Tho Rtandfng 1T tito different
1cngne clubs in Tho championship rnce:
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Writo to Ars, Lydia Z. Plnkham, No. "a
Western syenuo, Lynn, Nass. to-. pamphlets
relative to tho curative properties Or her Vu9e-
table QQHpqunu " Rl female COMPLAINTS
, 1881-08-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,

.Areud.. Reet, Iron, aud Wine, WIN
Cinchona, tho standard medicinal tontc OF th1
progressive aao. It enriohcs tho blood, prompt
Improves digestion, cto Hns,,t: 4 rnltri form,
bright eyes, happy state at mind. Arand's drug
store, coruer Madison street nlld Fifth avenue.
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Rmck &c izayncr,e Moth Powder In ttie .
sl,rcst insect killer. It makes short work ut
roachcs, iens, ftlea. and bcdbuus. AIso preserves
valuable f,tra ami w0otcns from tho rhvaEcs ot
moths Luck haynur, tnnkefs Of tho Mass"
COTDHue.
, 1881-08-01
l1orsford,s Asid phosphRte-A Nsrve
Food.

lido os1tain.y consider that Il not only acts q
tonic to tho n0EYou& systeua, but ~ food.
Hxa1ndylklDs ~ i. B. AILLxa. ~ 2.
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FenesoS, sceretary OF tho American Lega-
You, has gono to 1Iavrn to meot Minister
horton, who will present bis credentials bfou-
ty. Morton's FIRST task will DO to persuade tho
EluLiet Of Commerce that American pork Ia
he from trichitac, md try TO got tho decroe
Prohibition against fts Importation With
lnxn.
ALGERIAN 3fAttAUnEIls.
News from various parts Of Algeria leads to
the tupposttlon that thu rnarnulors havo rptlrod
!ao lhs Interior.
TIE SOCIALISTS
Hso.incndcd 10 holtl their Congress at Zurich
have detcrmluct 10 mcut ut Tho Hague.
, 1881-08-01

4 TIMELY WNINlS0.
Plar, July 31.-Tho MinEstor OF tho 1nt0rfot
kas Issued Circular to Irefccts enjotning the1n
10 pfcscsye tho etrIctcst neutrality during the
eectldu
, 1881-08-01

THE OAR.
TORONTO, July 31.-WaIlRco 1loss hnB again
challenged 1lanlan To a rowing mntch fors f1. LOO
4 slide, tertns Unconditional, and saying TINT IN.
iess tho match IL ncccrtcd, he i1toss} viii clnnl
tito championship Of tho world.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
ROSANNA.

..You really do not seem to know" said
Mrs. Moore to her husband. "how ugly
that little one is. Is she not, William y
And Mr.. Moore graveIy answered his
wife:
But, my dear, you have already said
it 100 times. and We're you to say 1T 100
tines more Rose would not become less
ugly for your saying So
Posanna was little girl of abont IA.
She was their only child, and, to do her
mother justice, was really very ugly
nay, Almost revoiting-with her little
gray eyes, fat nose, largo mouth, thick,
pro,rnding lips. red hair, and, above all,
Il form remarkably awry.
Rose was, then very ugly; hnt she was
] a sweet rill. nevertheless. Kind and in
| t.lligeut, she possessed mind OF the
| highest order. Nature seemed to have
! COMPENSATED her with every good quallty
of the heart for the want of every beauty
of person.
The poor little thing was profoundly
hurt, as she listened to her mothers OBJ
servation. "Oh, you little fright, You will
never get a husband"
| Eight o'clock stuck. Mrs. Moore was
snrely Yexed.
600 to bed, Rosanna."
Trembl.ngly the little girl approached
her mother to give her the kiss of Gooc
night. :.
.rTis useless, yon little monster sai'
her mother.
A tear rolled from the little ones eye
She hastily wiped it away, and turnin!
to her father, presented him theyet hum
check. He kissed her tendcrly.
II am not altogether miserable sh
murmered, leaving the room.
Re, irrd 10 her chamber, sh" co'nmc"c
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
JOURNALISM AS A BUSINESS

We clip the following from
the Baltimore Type Guide, and
find in it more truth than poe.
try:
In commenting upon the fail
ure of q newspaper manager.
the ST. Lonis Globe tells a plain
truth in the following wor s
"The business of Journalism will
continue to be an inviting field
Of experiments to those who
have a large amount of ego,ism.
A man, who, having edited a
newspaper until he was forty,
shnn,ld srddenl,r 3rnonnce him
self as a lawyer, would be re-
garded as a fool by the laeal
profession; apd yet we often
hear Of lawyers of forty max
ing sudden pretentions to jour-
nalism. There is an idea that
the business of editing requires
no apprenticeship; that editors
come forth from law Offices and
colleges fully armed for the
profession, like Pallas from the
brow of JoEe. It is a mistake;
there is not in America to-day
a single Journalist of national
ed more time and more hard
work to his profession than,
with equal fitness and applica-
ton, would have lnade him a
great lawyer or a good doctor:
And, yet ninety out OF every
! hundred men you meet on the
lshh- gres. TiSrttate about car:
" ..f.srPit am yer. made ~. tT4 I
=. HEA.k esa.5. .ssp44 arr.y o"siakd at
nf G,n Dlad other kin'!sof wood.
VI OR Nk4ftk the. store of MIR. j: +.
probs, lryyopS'ne-oae II. "iio on'
dred who can't according to bis
own judgment edit any news
6 paper in the country better thar
= it is edited, no matter in VIVA
a manner or by whom
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
ather's, as it lay
IAN pride could resist
.enated parents rose at
/ and cardially embrac-

Ell each other.
From that hour Rose was the idol of
them both.
Six years after this, Eosanna, the ugly
R"sarin.i, was the ornament of every So
ciety to which her mother presented her.
Amiable, witty and observing, her coh.
versation was universally conrted.
One summer evening, the sun, which
during the day, had shed over nature an
Intense hrat, had just disappeared, leav-
ing the horizon covered with long wide
braids of red-clolds more aud more
| dark were hcaping themselves o1Athe
| eastern sky-tle atmosphere was suffo-
eating, and one would daaSntbe earth
! was returning to the sun the heat she
| had been receiving from the latter dur
ing the day. All was heavy and weary
the air inhaled seemed rather to sutfo
cate than nourish. \ diowsy languor
overcame every one.
In saloon, whose every window was
thrown Open hight be seer gliding here
and there in the darken ed light, groups
| of young females, whose white dressas,
slightly agi.ated by the Using breeze "I
the evening, offered something mysteri'
Gus and poetical wherein the imagination
loved to dwell. A low, languishing whis'
per was then heard, like the soothing
murmur of some distant rivnlet. A young
woman, seated before piano, was ex-
pressing her hearts sentiments by an eX'
traordinary melody, now smooth and ten
der, now deep aud trembling.
No more Whispering. but a general 81
lence, took place, for hers was celestla
symphony, a -eraph's song.
| Lord Melton, a fine, handsome young
nobleman, was 50 deeply uu"ciiu@ hv titt
melody that his frame seemed agitated b!
n momentary convulsinn. H, listened t
the angels voice. so softly hnrmoriZ'n'
with the sweet tones of tho Instrument
and felt an indescrible sensation thrlI
through his frame.
The music ceased, bnt the swee. vo'c'
ibrated on Melton's ear. and there wa
a charm in the witty and original trim
tn which he listened that transhNed h't
where he stood.
elbow beautiful must that young gil
be-" thought Melton. Happy the man o
| whom may fall her choice" and he invo
unfairly sighed.
Suddenly lights are brought in. Th
young woman was the ugly Rosanna.
Lord Melton was stupitied-he close
. his ewes; but the charm of that vol1
! baunted his memory He gazed on her
second time, and he found her ugly. III
e beauties of her mind seemed transferre
to her person, and her grey eyes as the
J.. were. EXPRESSED wonderfully her intern
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
THE AGUE

Once upon an evening hleary,
While | sat me dreaming dreary,
In the sunshine, thinking over.
Things that passed in days of yere,
While nodded, nearly sleeping,
Gently came a something creeping,
Creeping upward fr",n he floor.
.'Tis cooling hreez,," hut5ered,
"From the religions meath the floor:
Only this, and nothing more"
All distinctly I remember
1t was in that wet September,
When the earth, aud every member
OF crea ton that it bore,
Had for weeks and months Ueen soaking
In the mcanest. most prove king,
Foggy rain that. without joking,
We had ever seen before;
So knew it must he very
Coli and damp beneath the floor
Very cold bcneai h the aosr
So sat me, nearly mapping,
In the sunshine, stretching, gaping,
With a feeling quite delighted
With the breezes meath the door,
Till felt me growing colder,
And the stretching waxing bolder,
And my self row fe: e:ling older,
Older than felt before,
Feeling that my joints were SITTER
Thrs tLs1 in day. of yore,
Sitter than they'd been before.
All along my back the creeping
Soon gave place to rust!ing, leaping;
| As if countless frozen demons
Had concluded to explore
| All the cavities-ihe variunts--
'TwiXt Inc and my neither garments,
Through my boots into the tloo:;
Then I fonnd myself a shaking,
Gently shaking more and more,
Every moment more and more.
'Tis the a!.ue and it shook inc
Into heavy clothes, aud took me
Sinking to the kitchen, every
Place where there was warmth in stor,
Shaking till the china ratified,
Shaking till the morals battlcd;
Shaking, and, with all my warming,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
THE PRESENT SENATE.

The Senate is now complete
aid it is quite interestiQS 70
"Sok on The list, and note tng Is,
pSo,','ar1tIcs. oldest man
ia the Senate is Justin s. Nor
rill, of Vermont, who is Il; sen
ators David Davis and Antho-
ny, each 66, come next. The
youngest man in the Senate is
43, and there are three of that
age, senators Groome and Cor
man, Of Maryland, and Mitchell,
of Pennsylvania. It is noticea-
bic the both Of the senators
! from Maryland are Of the same
age, and that they are tie
Youngest men in the body,
Thirteen States are represented
only by natives It is noticea-
ble that both the senators from
each of the States of indiana
and Iowa are natives of Ohio.
both the Mississippi senators
were born in Georgia, and both
the senators from Colorado are
natives of New York. Nine
senators IT, all are natives OF
the Empire State, seven owe
their birth to Ohio and seven
to Kentucky. One State, Ne.
vada, is represented by senators
both born in foreign lands.
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Day which shall long remember
1t has made diurnal visits,
Shaking, shaking: oh, 50 sore!
Shaking off my boots, and shaking
Me to bed, if nothing more,
Fully this, if nothing moe.
And to day the swallows fitting
Round my cottage see me sitting,
MJoGify within the sunshine,
Just outside my silent door,
Waiting for the ague, seeming
Like man forever drea ming;
Aud the sunli q, =; - streaming
Casts no shanow on the floor,
For a,n too thin and sallow
To make shadows on the floor,
Naught of shadow any more. Amor
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For pure and cold soda usJ
ter go to Friends

-nivine services at the
Methodist Church on the ID
Sabbath in each month at II.
a. M, and 1880, p. m. Also on
4th Sabbath at $50, p. M. Pray
err meeting every Wednesday
IL Cht. RUFFIN T. DAVIS.
Pastor,
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sensations.

Lord Melton wed,sed Rosanna, and be-
ca ne the happsest of men in the posses.
sih Of the kindest aud most loving Of
wa"en.
1eanty deserts MS; but virtue and tai.
ens, the faithful o,mpanions of our lives,
acOmpany us even to the grave.