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i~l. ArgAM
TrkfEs uoiE0 nhsr.
No O. Mail. dtiiy Arrives ~ lartsYa g. % p. ui.
Leave Nafrhrr 3 90 D. m
800, Freight. daily storrt sunday Leaves Match
sx1i1G q ~. anir-s 20 akspu $40 O.. o..
IuAfNH sufHs Wnsfs
No A Nall dally Leaves jackson g 10 a. o..
Arrives ID Nathef % 80 a. in.
NJ. g. freight. daily except SUNDAY Leaves
o.
D. H. n1sI, Cent -upt
&. q. 1uuasu O.. o. Agt
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Strike at the fountain head the coarse Of
all evil Il is the worms that has destroyed
the health Of your child. Give Shriner's
Indian Vermifuge before it is too late
Only % cents a bottle
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TRAINS HniNn NNHths
~ I-frPrcss strives . tj-icaves - 3 in.
t-Ms0 arrir-s ~ Il-le4vrs o. ~ a. mi.
s-Nlsst Train. arrives ..i-ietve' go y ui
oufTl aurru
NJ t-Espr-ss arrives % lg-i0ases q. 30 p o..
I. sHslii sTlse. o lg-lssiS' ~ ?, 20. =, 4, n,
q. r. HrDp, Agrnf
e. " smHtFr Gen. -upt
MnaafE W. ttkHEF, Acting Dir. -upt
J W CutEuAs, A. %. r. AIt
q CLARKE. rreat aud ten Mdu ~.
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The State Fair Association oaer s25 for
thu best registered Jer. g bull ealf- Dr. v.
Z. Oates d Vicksburg adds so 70 this Is
: special premiums.
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Capt. 7. T. Persons wishes to call stten-
ton te his new Hats. He has just received
a large assortment Of the latest styles Of
Hats, bought at very low figures for the
cash aud csu be sold accordingly.
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Tx water. Of CastiIian springs are tEnly
wondesful for the cure Of most chronic dis
sasea. and sueh - are hroushs absat By
malaria
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Z. Watkins oEen special RlsniHm !;
One Grand Charter. Oak sasge for the best
sponge cake ana loaf q bread cooked On =
Charter Oak Stove By one person
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Miss JOSIE wax Hook has engaged Pro-
fessOr HamPel % give mnsie lessons at her
fathers residence to any of her pupils who
may desire it during school hours
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$1,000 Reward!

WIN be paid to any Chemist who will find, on an
alysis OF 100 bottles Of s. s. S. one particle Of
Mercury, Iodide Of Potassium or any Mineral sub
stance THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer g. ATLANTA, Ca
Bs-write for the little Book, which will be mailed
free.
Price: Small size, 81 90 per bottle. large size
Jholding double quantity Sis bottle. All Drug
gists sell it.
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CAsrIL1Ax SPxIsGs, under the excellent
management Of Col D. A. OUTLAW has be.
came srsf-eIarg resort.
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w. J. Bradshaw offers sack 81 the
choice Rio coffee for The best Loaf Of light
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The State Fair Association offer SIS for
the best registered Jersey heller bred in the
Gulf States. Dr. " E Oates Of Vieksburg
adds SO to this As special premium
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Public Speaking.

Senator J. q. George wi address his fel
low-citizsns at the following times and
places:
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HUNTSVILLE
FEMALE COLLEGE,
Huns-vilIr. AIabams,

1,HIRrY-FoURTH SESSION BEGINS SEP
TEMBEK 5, lS48. No College in The south ~
increased . rapidly in the i4zf three yearE Pre-
p1red 70 efse instruction IN AL Departments q Fe-
male EdurNtion. Chrisfian home fSr nnuiIz.
For Cat1Iognes With SPECIAL INDrcEnrnIs AZ
drpM REV. A. B. JONES. A. NJ,
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Jackson, Sept. 10Th, 1888.

Mr.. l.. G. MAssENGALE, of Floyd,
La, spent the latter of last week in
the city. He met his daughter, Miss
Lille who has been visiting relatives
in Pickens county, Ala They left Sun
day via Natchez, for the convent OF
the Sacred Heart which is situated 30
miles above New Orleans on the river
His daughter will remain there at
school. Mr.. Massengale reports the cot
ton crop of West Carroll "a somewhat
damaged, averaging little more than 8
half crop. Last year the cotton of this
parish averaged bale, while this veal
it will probably make half bale. Tn,
gathering season has been very fine and
about one-third is already harvested
The corn crop is very fine, averaging
about 20 bushels per acre. The acreage
in corn is larger than before since the
war Small crops, such as potatoes and
peas, and oats are general, though cut
very short by the drouth. This year
he estimates will bring the people
pretty well out of debt. The country i.
generally healthy.
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Cometary PhenOmsna.

Mr.. j. NJ. Lewis. Summit Pike county,
Miss, SAYS: 1.-Two bottles of Browns Iron
BitterS completely cured me OF dyspepsia.
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LETTER LIST.

Forbid drunken nOstrnms in your family.
Parker's Ginger Tonic is an inTigorsRt that
never intoxicates
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Fine Marc for Sale.

FURNISHED ROOMS, NEAR THE BUSINESS
L portion Of Jackson for Gentlemen. Inquire
at CLARION OFFICE.
sep.19, 'S}-Sws.
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A COlOred Congregational Church

Indigestion. nervousness. rheumatism
and weakness disappear with the use Of
Psrker's Ginger Tonic.
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Now is the time to 90 to castilian
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List OF letters remaining in the Post
Office at jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for
the week ending September 20. 1888
~. :.
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FOR Sale

A FINE YOUNG MARE.-Fine saddle animal
n aud Brood Mare Apply to
g. d. BtSTAMANTE, Agent.
Jackson, Miss. sept r. 's3-4w
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THE CLERGY
pA1sruL cAsE OF rErrER.
Bronchitis and Ministers Sore Throat
cUREDI

I was laid low BY an attack Of Bronchitis and
Ministers Sure Throat, aud my life was almost de-
SPARED Of when my doctor said try ; :. ;. hest
tated for some time but was afraid OF being per
manently laid aside from the active duties Of my
ministry, decided 10 give the preparation iaif
trial and after pei sevefing in its use found COM
plete relief and am enjoying excellent health
ana clearly OF the opinion that Swiff's Specific j.
one of the hest Alternatives aad Blood Purifiers In
existence and take pleasure in recommending it,
fne curative qualities to Others afflicted as
II. Z. HORSADl.
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For fac Hat. go to T. r.4Per.on.-

A vigorous growth of hair is promoted
and youthful color restored BY applying
Parker's Hair Balsam
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AL classes Of invzlids are cured or
greatly benefited by the watcrof CastiIian
SnrinVx
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

FINDER 4 DECREE OF THE cHANCERY
" Court for the First District OF Kinds County,
Missi ssppi, rendered March oath, 1882 in the case
of c. A. Lyon vs. Catherine Spencer Il ri. No. 47s.
l, the undersigned Commissioner, authorized by
said decree, will, on MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY cF
OcToBER 1883, at the front, eastern door Of the
City Hall, in Jackson, Mississippi, sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash the follow ing
land and premises in said county aud District viz
the mel swA and nwl< sel+ and nell sell and swl.
SCI and SCI seZ of Section 8. Township T. Range
l, vest nw14 ne14 and swl neL and sell nell and
mel nwl and nwlf nw1z and sell nw1{ and sw1z
nw14 and nel4 sw14 aud sell Sw14 less 20 acres %
east side on e1s Of swl+ Section i6, Township 1.
Range l, west. The me- nell and nwl< nell and
SCI nsA4 and IS acres in nwl section IL, Township
1, Range west. Dover interest in nell nell Sec
ton l6 and swl nell and neL SELL and is acres in
sWl OF Section IL, all in Township 4, Range
weSt all in Kinds county, Mississippi
A q. MOORE, Commissioner
Jackson, Miss. Sept. %, 1Sss-4w.
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StarkVIIIe Female institute.

18th AnnuE SsssiOa begins S,pt- Il, 1883.
rTlH1s INSTITUTION OFFERS EXCELLENT
i adEaniazes & fhose seekinE % claeaie their
dauehterz- Situated On : hranch q he n a. o.
n 4 and also On The c. A. a =. = r.. = accetsl-
BE 10 every portion Of he STATE. The FncuItT Is
eomp1ete CONSISTING " = corps of exraricnc11
learhers 6re Ct Who's are Spending the Summer IN
one q the besi Normal Sehnola in the United 1t411a
Eumber q Students lazf Ses1ian-I7a
Fer furlhl ini1Iul alton, send for catalogue.
T. @. sELLEEs, President.
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49,

CAPT PUT DARDES, Master of the
state Grange will address the farmers
and others, at Union Church, miles
southwest Of Jackson on the Natchez
Railroad q. y o'clock on Friday the
18th, aud Raymond Saturday the 18th
day Of October. All are invited to come
and bring their baskets.
l.. F. Afford.
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Situation Wanted.
Physician Wanted.

rT.HEcTTfzESs OF alEADEyILAE, Mss, ARE
i desirous Of having = Physician locate il thsir
slidst- For further particulars, address
II. c. MAYER,
sep.12 'eS-1m Mezdesille- Miss
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KINDS COUNTY BONDS, ISSUED TO y, J.
IL c. r. X. Company, at
sep.5, 's3-3w. GREENS BANK.
A FIRST-cLAss BURGLAR AND FIRE-PROoF
IA SAFE, as good as new. Original cost, 500.
Price $500. Apply TO SMYLIE STEWART
jan17, 's3-u Jackson, Miss.
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The Trotting-B Stallion
EDGEWOOD.

WILL STAND AT BROWNSVILLE FOR THE
w Fall Season, commencing SEPTEMBER l.,
and ending NOVEMBER /, lSs3
PRIcE-Si5.00 for Season. cash at time Of ser
vice, or 5000 10 insure foal. Edgewooa is blood
bay, Is hands high, fine bone and muscle, and
years old
PEDIGREE-Sire, Todd, Hunters Mambrino, by
Marion, whose sire and dam were both by the great
Mambrino Chief dam, Dixie, BY Little Arthur.
For further particulars, address A IL. a A. l..
BRADLEY, BOLTON, Miss.
Registered In BTuees American stud Book IN
der his Dam.
sen 70 49,
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FOR SALE!

"A OFFIcE.-Well established in one OF the best
localities in the State, and just the opening for
live, energetic Type and presses new and
suitable for job work. Office building and lot in
eluded in sale. Reason for selling-bad health and
desire to change vocation. Terms easy. For par
tieulars, address y. F." Box 81, Jackson, Miss
sep.5, s3-4w".
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TOR 6ALE-Business House on State Street.
Il with dwelling above and garden lot 10 rear.
mar2l ,'ss-tf Apply 70 4 X JArNE.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
L House and Lot, North jackson, c0nsistingof ave
acres of ground with substantial buildings csterns
pasturase, fruit trees and all appurteHanees for
venicnce and comfort
TERMs-Raas3nable. f. BARKSDALE.
In
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Go 70 castilian Springs At any season Of
the year and Be cured.
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FOR RENT

EOR SAI-E-Two nice Dwellings and Lots
i one President Street, the other ON North
Jefferson.
mAr21, 's3-tf. Apply to Z. X JAYNE.
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FACULTY.
RKv- IN wADDEL, D. D. Ii D., Ch1n-
Rxv. J. B. sHEARER. ID.
$ J. cOFFMAN, A. n
J. W CALDWELL A. n. n D.
E 3. NASSIE, A. n.
G. T. EICHOLASSEN, Pm D.
REV ROBERT PRICE, D. D.
Courses fun snd terms reasonable. seud Tor .
Catalogue.
jansz7, 'ss-3n-
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FOR SALE.

100 ACRES OF LAND-FoRTY IN WOOD,
wv and sixty in eultivation--good fence; COM
portable dwelling good tenant and houses. Sit
uated about E1ile northwest OF Clinton. eOnye-
nient 10 Mississippi College and Central sFenzle
Institute" Apply to
DR. WM. WHITEHEAD,
seP.5,S 3w. Clinton, Miss.
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SOUTHWESTERN
Presbyterian University,
cLARksvILLE. TENN.

sEs..os or isss-st.----BroIss sErrl4sEa lsr.
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NaIly.iFlusll Institute,
sfaum6on, Virginia.

OFExs sEPrEsrsrz 2orH, lsss- oae Of he FIEs1
Schools FoE Yorxg LADIES II TIE UNITED
$780, <s1-rs7lrdfn1s beaufiful- Climate nnsar-
uasseI One bnndrsd aid zixty barring pzP.ls
frnra efehfsen state TERMS ANO%G IhE
RTs7T RI sIITE UNION BozTd. Washing. English
fS-r-e TsIfn Frsueh. German. Instrumental Nus
- &C. for Scholastic year from september 70 Jane.
oz4o. Fer czf1l1e1es, write %
kEr WI A HARRIS. D. D., President
juIylI, 'ss-5m- srArsrox, yIRsIsIA-
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New Advertisements.
DIR. STRONG'S PILLS F.!
The Old, Well Tried, Wonderful
Health Renewing Remedies.

sTRoSG's SASATTvE Pills Tos Tx LsvER
A sresiy cure sox Liver Complaint Eegelsiing The
BoVess Parifyinx the Blood, Sles1si1S ro1 A2la-
RAJ Taiat A perfect care ioE SICK hEA0Acak
CoSS-rFArroS. AND DrsPxrS-A-
STRONGsS PICTORIAL PILLS insure healthy
aupe<ise rood digestion, regularity q the ecseis
4 - y..-,ssiv Tor Colds and Rheumatism PIX
cIors RcaS TO DElEcArE fENkLKS. SccintnE and
hrscua the nervoHs system, and giving ytgor ana
health 10 every fhre Of the oodx Sota y lI,'e
Ca Bax ga Nsx York CITY.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Wa. L. HKNISewAT,
Chairman State Dem. Ex, Com
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From the Reading EdgL

MUNcIE. Ind. June 25.-Last winter Seth NJ.
Written, an eccentric attorney of Union City. came
here on behalf of remonsrantY In certain liquor cases
sppened from that county to this. He took up his
abode 1T the NGdly House, and he aud y fair fellow
bosrdsr. Miss MAude Macarthur. damseI Of some 81
summers contracted to become Written lives. he
claims in higher moral and religious atmosphere than
common, everyday mortss; and he induced his fair
smorats sxn with him written contract which
forth their belief in the sacredness Of promise each
other aud its being the only TRUE marriage ceremony
They agree that they shall each before God and the
world take tie other for his her lawful sud welded
husband and wife, to love- to cherish and to protect in
sickness or ~ health till death competent legal
thority shall them part, the being made binding
their heirs executors. and asaGns forever.
THIS novel dncu,neut signed by both the parties
vsb A. but It has only just leaked out. under the
pressure Of threats Of prosecution Ter viz together
suiawfuiiy. Under the they legally married
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puTity and 70 make Il availabls for irrigation.
Now you must come and ace the d0noeon.
said. and away 70 went 70 the aertSess Tern ss'
tremity Of the great quadrangle which over
%Sss the Ssse
portion has been demolished From the hnr-
Ia sncse oss S G
down TO a hugo. yawning. dArksome po.-
lie eSs Wsss as S oS"s stones I'll We ssoed
made the portal In absolute darkness. They
s " !s s '1S ss Ses Sr sw
Win .s ,.ssS ,s1 ~. ss: X
vera once chained. There Is . lover and more
S.ssnas v:r We al ses sxsS IL
the . pleasant sun. We paused Z m9ment on the
times . boat Was constantly moored. This
rocks t6ss snsloss L could only sress s The
r..srts Lord Of Monte Rssi he, been e
ss ~sS se EpeE;b 81 Dnes
and krs and srsspins pIsni.. which VI! Tue sss
sSHs s ,s ssrfcts q nature sst - fSrEstfHincss
with its stairs hewn II the bosom Of the rock.
s end w d sns.a. assa Ss asx
tied BY the biessed light and unreiieved by the
pity OF any human soul
The day passed all too rapidly. A we drove
back to vlgo In tho late evening. and paused on
the lofty alOpo above the eastern trenity OF the
Bay. Of Bayona. to look back on the town. on the
peninsula with its long lines Of battiemented
wills. and the white castle In It's midst, the
that We could not restrain our EXPLANATIONS OF
wonder and delight Tho sun was about to set
light which Turner so loved to put in his mic
lures. The lofty hill above Bayona seemed q
It's feot nestled tbs pretty Old town with It's ter
raced vinea, rank nbove rank. creeping up the
slope. The bay, amid its dazzling circle of sand
seemed bluer than over. with reflections OF the
golden splen,ors overhead. Beyond tho PENN
sula and its Notifications stretched the inn
rated crests Of the Clos Islands. tho great
luminary was slowly sinking. IA though point:
ing out path Of golden light to 3 blissful
world beyond the seas. BERNARD O'REILLY.
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In my last letter spoke Of the discom-
forts Of life on the roundup. In u roundup
some careful enough in their living. Z though
the liyeiiness and dash Of the work may make
sa ns sssa 5Gkss IN s.s there sss
this year are good many tenderfeet. some 81
sight into tho stock business. with n view 10
following it. Besides several young Engiish-
there were e with one Of Tie roundup parties
spent fey days with: q son OF prominent
New !e,, York Judge two graduates Of the Chicago
eighteen months. in Roscoe Conklins's oiiies.
and Texas gambler after the boys money.
full to get their creature comforts even in
country where It was raining every day andthe
Who sce%ed have best Of t. and not s
mind the h1 I ! saw they did II because
his daily t lie seot Oh hs raessr
ns H hs w tss his me sa es s d.v
slss yoro lsssipss:, Il ths sssni6x. Ss
had rained ali day He was espeeisliy caro-.
iul 70 keep ms feet dry. His bedding
S S sxh mYps sa. esa
with them heavy covsI!ets. and sven mako up
t knd w 81 hs nSa
bed al nisIt, he srIsad tho rubber bianEst on
t!Ar siVuIiu IiiSt iNeht us iulu n!S l1TVNulu 10
blanket; Then he stretched the tnrraulin out
nat and !, was psrhrrs twenty feet long and
double blanket down over the rubber and tar
pauiin: leaving the lower half OF tho blanket roll
b!anket linen the half q the Other two "i blank.
the rest In this way bag bottom WAS was made made
ct the foot Of the bed protsctns ths feet The
hal f.,nf uhnu
the sloepcr's head Last Of ali. the sides OF tho
tarpauiir we're doubled under the bed. The
should add that Ssf6rsu nskinx his bcd he dug
the body and he said It made him t us e cemiortt
able MS II he were In q feather bed.
canned & served ii. sS q
Of the food s, fresh men, bacon. dried fruit.
thought the race Of bad cooks then ut work
But some OF the same scl,oo! are on thnroundup
this this su iIn, | smoke T. the careful chap
fine steaks wore spoiled by being cut M in lit
S SoSa Sc u;I 4. as .o easily IIs.d sSd
steak was. but that II steaks were broiled a
cowboy might walk on with whole STEAK. eat
Just as. when loaves Of bread are baked he
Pre- 81 quarter Hn 81 loi mance; por.
head; This man said he always ksrta piccs
OF wire about the wagon and cooked his own
steaks on the end o! 1t over the Goals
SODA biscuits are, perhaps. n necessity Of
camp lie. according to the din, light let in on
cooks minds. but they are unwho!esome
Common critck would prove In time better
Tor tho stomach. and would taste quite as good
TO one having healthy. appstto. From tho
sight OF fried bacon good Lord deliver u.s. The
canned fruit Is often good but occasionally it
tastes Of the can. ! have no doubt that II an
ehterprising firm Of fruit cannors were TO paste
ht. ef,n Mt
put in It, a hungry public would not only for.
give them II they were to do away with the
fruit cans. but would buy up those dated within
year. The. subject Of fruit absorbing the
solder and tin OF cans has alrendy rsceivoi
attention in some OF the Eastern States where
there Is an anti .adulteration law, Wyoming is
fruit n fact attested by the piles OF sm pty
cans that fringe every camp ground.
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from Wc HJsfon transcript.
Mark how tile golden sunbcnins culver
$50 they shone in the days xOneby
When arm In arm by In. quiet river
We wandered at sunset, she and !.
Oh what \ beauty WAS In I'll. island,
OIL what glow on the distant sea;
What u halo of glory o'er vale and highland,
That summer evening she walked with mel
The sky WAS bright, for II siion- above her;
The earth was fair that she walked upon;
And life WAS swret-cOuld aught but love her
Has she forgotten that golden glory,
That path W light on the distant sea,
Aud tile waves that murmured their lasting story
That summer evening SHE walked with me I
All, well rerhaps-'ns the Old recital
% love unlocked for and uhb,!e, ed!
Was size to blame for Its nuii.r.tiuitalf
Was she to blame that my heart ,rrciv-df
Her love was fr,ndnhp-hy friendship loving,
That deerened still as the dayn went by,
TN II wOrshhpped, as there by tile river rowing,
We wandered Al sunset. sie and !.
Well, well, God bless herl Tia mine forever
see II still by the quiet river,
IL walks by my side on the peaceful shore.
hear her voice In the low, son signing,
As comes the tile from the rolling sea-
Like Her Whispered words to my words rrp,ying,
Tia: Summer evening she walked with me.
God bless her cvcrl I pray unceasing
In memory sin Of The luva gone Nv
For that love remains. kno wing no Decreasing
We'rr friends forever. both she and |.
MAY her pain still sliitie Ike the gOdt cleaning
That Hlauced 81 far on The distant sea,
AMI her HE he sweet IA my avn fond dreaming,
That summer evening slie walked with me.
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TALES FROM ROUND ABOUE

bill nsh speared by J. L. Decker Of Baldwinsv!e N
Y. In the canal near his mtli measured twsntyssvsn
inches. The bill Was six inches long.
An immense trout hooked by very small boy at
Soath Fork. n O.. jsrked him Into the water He held
on to the pole and Yelled mud his mother pulled boy
and nsh both out
Tho seventeen old chnd Of William Oprsnhsu,,
OF Lancaster Pa, fell from thrdsto window into
ths basket Of no passing IN the street. and
not hurt mech
A Long Island farmer who has raised great numbers
OF sels calls them feei by OF bell. He gives
them chopped food, princpsliy hcrseshoe ernbs The
nrst sound OF the bell brings them all to the surface
Charles Lawis Of I.oskpurt. n. ", fourteen years
ago had the intis q his rwsetheay eugsvsd on two
ten cent ptvcsa whck were msAe tnt0 sasrinxs They
did please the young woman. and she broke Oh the
hooks and spsDt the money In Chicago few days sxo
b. his sisssr who 10 new xn- Lewis 70 euspsasssn
Bridge, with laugatssD 81 heg 0va.
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a New I.vs.,,s. for N.v., Warfare,
Prom TIE ran Nall Ga,ss,e

I'm. Irajan U.odoresco" Is not vomancer
NE whole ar OF naval syfare will Speedily 10 rsvoin
uoniked Zurich rrin 10 constructing for the Ron.
nanan Government Gn underwater boat the invcntior
~ the atoveamcd gentleman This alarming craft r.
10 carry sufficient snppy NJ air for twelve homyrS
r,s o.ow The surface VIII he lighted ny ~isctrcIty
ana sucres.h VIII he able to d~ilish every yesssi
~ the navy The i1rpvdn 10 nothing ia this nex sns,Sv
~ the ironcind. Got BesHnont has been Al worE "a
s.ne 'lle upon H,nilar invention. b, his mi,dsr watSe
u. . h.s 10, YET taken practical shaye II woh sers
r~ntIs INs th- naval battirs " the i,itur: MAJ
fought t,ntsth tie ,ufsee " tie SEA- ~ -
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After Twenty Years.

No doubt She ir;ed-all girls do;
But then. you know. she didn't mean IL;
To mo In all things size WAS true
blind man even could have seen IL.
But ihorin are found near every rose,
ANA after some few nioIths we parted;
A teartr0p Klisiened on her nose.
And for days was brokeG.heartsd.
A score Of years have passed away
since then; I lately hrarl about her
Her hair lad turned tribe gray,
Her ngure grown great deal stouter.
And sincs then have married twice.
Ny heart NO longer reaches toward hers,
For she has been . widow thrice
And lately gone u taking bosr'lers.
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