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sssss thas TAsS VIII Neither Fay fsv nsv
Wear Juss Amer che Makssg.

sssss sAaa ThAy viii Neither Fay fsr nss
Wear Juss Amer che Making.
"Mislts are partly fact, partly an adver-
tisement." remarked the clothing dealer. 1T
isn't very original idea. We tailora borrowing
II from tho carpet men with whom IL has been
o feature for many years. There arc insists
and misfts. Sometimes a cutter makes a 40.
rious mistake. and coat or trousers cannot be
used by the customer: but the mistake must
be very bad one which good tailor can't ix
up. Misnts Of this sort are hard things to dis
pose Of. as you have to wait long time before
you'll got buyer to suit. A much commoner
misht Il whore follow. a stranger. orders q
suit. pays deposit. and goes away and never
comes back. The courts say you've got to hold
II . reasonable time. and then sell IL for what
II will bring. This happens much oitener than
you think. Bometimes it's u man who 10 tight.
%sSs wS.; IT, srooE whS
spent nearly al his money and has just got
th fs'n Win come S make Clean
and XSnt to divide the deposit"
back and pays t6s balance our PROFIT Is. ssy. 90.
ont dss hs sn1 Or ana shss
s sHsa to n n 90 BACK and ss
and they are chiefly gamblers who arc out OF
luck. and have got TO have some money"
Why are SO many insists OK queer colors p
That's another point. Every year there are
some enterprising tallors or manufacturing
houses that will start new styles. Sometimes
they make . hit and do very we'll. One Broad
way house last year got hold OF neat plaid
pattern and sold don't know how. much Of 1t.
After an article catches the public fancy. espe;
house to get the same mads-up goods into the
market. But just az often tho venture fais.
and then we misiit dealers buy IN the unsal:
able stock. Now there's good green and red
suit which cost $1S to manufacture. The colors
were too loud and nobody would buy II. ! got
II very low and am selling II for SIS. And so
far as style and quality go it's as good as a S25
suit. Sometimes. too. we buy at auctions and
nssgnees' sales. only We don't often get good
chances for bargains"
Then insists are all now clothes2"
some dealers buy second hand clothes slightly
worn. fix them up and then sell them as new.
There are great many swells who wear suit
only a short time and then give II to one OF
their servants. A suit like that is almost as
good "a now. Clean them. sponge and press
them, and only a tailor can toll them from
brand new article.
There's one particular about 'misflts.' They
demorallze q customer. II he can't get some-
thing already made to suit him. he won't order
anything substantial. but wants a bargain.
into misilts had number Of customers that
bought fine imported goods. But nowadays it's
all changed. and all they care for Is q cheap
article. There amt 80 much money In the
deal livelier."
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COLORED REGIMENTS POPULAR.
West Point Cadets Guessing Them for Their
Good Chances Of Promotion.


WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The report Of the
Academic Board OF the United States Military
Academy has been approved by the Secretary
OF War. and the Adjutant- General will issue an
order assigning the recently graduated cadets
to their regiments. They are divided among
the engineers artillery. cavalry. and infantry.
according to their standing In scholarship and
the boys know very we'll before graduation to
which branch Of the service they will bs assign
cd. The Engineer Corps IL the most popular.
but only those who reach certain standing
are appointed it: The artillery and cavalry
are next IN order OF preference. and the infantry
Is HobsoE's choice.
Knowing which branch OF the service they
will enter tho cadets before graduation apply
for assignment to regiments. being governed
in thcir performances by associations and locn-
tions. This wear II happens. for tho first time
in history every man will got the regiment he
asks for. The class Is so small. and the num-
Dor Of vacancies 30 large. that all can be ac-
commodated
Several have applied for assignment to the
four colored regiments. The reason for this is
that the chance OF promotion Ia better In the
colored regiments thnn In tho white. for vacan-
cos occur IN them by resignation more fire..
quentiy. There nre Captains in the four COL
0red regiments whose classmates arc still Sec
ond Licutenants elsewhere.
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FASHION NOTES.

With lace toilet n lady is always well dressed.
The summer number Of Ridevs Fashion Magazine IL
The evening shoe for little girls is the hve.srsp Patti
tie or slipper.
yokes are immensely fashionable both for young
ladies and little girls,
Lac. rufles should trim light summer silks fouiards
all India silSen stuffs and Surahs
TrGoNed backs seem to be tsshonahle this SIMMER,
High hd,toned boots in French DongolA kid are the
correct day wear for little women.
Point der or pin head dotted net 10 the Of the
new imitation ChantiI!y piece lace,
Fedora front redngotes aud garments for little girls
are rs popular rs for grown.up women.
Little girls carry rArnsOs ornamented with one or
more Kate Greenaway figures on tho cores.
% "a . YIN =. of
capes made entirely Of loops OF chenille and beads
The largest numhsr Of wash goods dresses made up In
Incorrectly Gated Mother H"Lbards '''" Vi """' are
Some Jersey. cost a hundred dollars. but they are
few dollars. ''
III; :" as9 .o s% r; sss
90 ths coming Presidential election but how to Keep the
The printed Inds foulara: selling for q, tho yard at
st * % @ %nro WIN rs1., are sI. FOR
lace spencer waists
The fancy Of wearing a velve, hnsque with whit. or
muslin SPENCER Win ,.s e nfs1sd
or black silk or wool skirt.
'crN, WHO hShts ARE again IN vogue. They
around the waist aud are tied IN bg bow in the back
They are specially pretty with full tuck ed skirts ami
full waist, with or without Jokes
The cirrasan jacket quite short at the waist square
cut IN front opening over Russian wsscont and belt
and worn with full trimmed or nntrnned skirt comes
tn ns s,ions other Partisan novelties
La Hnie E,'anr sad Lshon Tan for July or. and
contain illustrations and reading that will prOve
OF interest tn indy aintrcs artistic and
ionaD" dress "a worn IN Paris. London anI Hrw YORK
The latest costume NJ hi2 ceremony brought out from
Paris hy p"nnns consists of pal" blue thany lace
irntire) dress worn over n ynirhlu, Surah slip The
blue net on wh'c, ~, white Nm.ta,ionj Chai,ly dow.
ers are applique Il nne silk tHlr.
Lace lamb eTuin draprrirs ~ burden lace, nlsced
hoind the botoG ~ the bodice lace ellrw sleeves aud
u TN lace yoke strapped WITH rihhOh matching the
tacta .iar ar surah ~ the - the costume
are The features of some 81 the dr-ssicst toilets
When GhrntiIly Is quoted as one u the fashionable
laces The old tsck, r"nl lHre ~ chantll H. uirpnt
ny an imitation OF Vi. flowers Of that "a lace, onv
white not BLACK n' applique ns rule, on colored tuc
or colored net, Thcsr are wonderfully effective and
beRutfu! mutations
Very old - the notion Of sehshi. hat the NEPTUNE
the fancy NJ Paris n,,!iner 10 larve rApIie Of
gray green PUSHES bnrirr- around the brn with gray
green plush nni on side sn aquatic miniature Iani
scape compos.d ~ water plant, and weria pretty
pink lined shell AMI nnail frog dressed IN green
looking NJ you through the rushcs
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Coon Ia a cat. large and pure white. He has
been terror 10 the rats In the basement OF the Douglas
Flats l03 East sixteenth street. and pet OF the jan
tors family. One day last week he disappeared. 1t is
supposed that he got peep through the window the
outside world. nni conceived sudden scurn for tho
basement, where he had been kept petied and con.
tented prisoner since he opened his eyes year ago
Coon remark rhe cgt said the janior yester.
day " His mother was also pure white cat with very
long FUR. The day before 'ODn born his mother
tried TO through door Just hrfor. II shut hut
the door shut Just before she got through We found
her next day with ak white kittens Four Of them
dead smother was AT deaths door and had to he brought
with a,oon. and 10 living at sisters In This
city but IL not in rude health. Coon grew up n n-,
sturdy cnt. with one blue and one yellow eye Anybnhy
who brings Coon back can carry away u greenbaek IL
hc w. tn
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A ssGL rnAr wy.E xor rAsa
Evisssss which Ksssks The Dssssa 0ua Z
Csps. Osilager's C1aass. ~ ef


Csps. Osiisser's C1ssss. !.
WASHINGTON. June 2l.--Thete is bill upcG
the calender Of the House Of Representative
on which action will not bc demanded. II y.
accompanied BY an elaborate report ffom ~
Committee on Naval Affairs. presented by tn
Hon. N. Goff Of West Virginia. and IL for ~
reliefof Capt. Douglass Ottinger OF the Revenue
Marine Service. Both Ottinger and Coz pro6os
bly, wish that tho matter had never boon insros
duced In Congress. and would DO willing ~
have milestone tied to II and dropped into e.
middle Of tho sea- And all this because OF esx4i
tain evidence that the Hon. Sunset Cox Of MsUt,
II. nas s 81 the HG .sy: Capt oss
Is nov over N years Of age. with q efaipilq1s
s scGSs ssSs Sss s and i !, ss
ceived no, compensation: Therefore q q ~,
during ih 1Gs @ n' q II se. '0o
The report L. long. and recttos tAak O4Dn{
Hno.n the sur s%r Which Sss saSsd
sands OF lives. but which was never p4teat6 ~
and we e. given I, by Capt ottinssr 70 the Cow
ny reference to psgs 44s of the eighth sdft3eg
OF the "EncyclopodIa Britannica. sp svSll
tina. nat Cart; s0ttnssrs INVENTOR wss In -
viii sSew Sss e cap anpsa ~
ent and was refused because the aprasl661t
was not Of his invention. 49,
Volume II. Of the Statutes at LARGE pAge W.
scented to the Government for public uso. IT.
that Capt Ottinger received 410. 600 for e 6
bill having been passed In 1859 for that plICss
pose. on the motion OF +. D. Washbuyn. Ell
upon the recommendation Of Howell Co..
Secretary Of the Treasury. '77
The report further alleges that Capt OttSnn6lt
was the originator OF tho life- saving servi1k1nk
this country. and IL to he credited With IL co49s
Treasury show that ths Captains eouneQse9q'
with the service was az superintendent Of 49,
construction OF seven life saving stations haHss
Ing been detailed for that purpose from IT,
revenue marine corps. risl,d
Viz GSp Ss onFs Hs9 credited Il hs
Day on the Pacific coast In 1S49 whereas Cart
Winahip discovered IL In 1906. and the reco{00t
Of the Coast Survey OF 1848 contain dekAiAo1.
description OF the place. - 81
These are Q few samples Of the satsmeqe&.
contained In the report, and Of the reasons wkIl
Capt. Ottingsr should receive . pensloo SIi
425 900 a year = y ~;
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DEMOCRACY ILLUSTRlTED,
The Greater Part OF the Country Under Den.
ocratic Control Already.

ocrat,c Control Already.
From the 81 Louis Republican
An interesting question In the Republican
camp lust now is: Can the Democratic party
be trusted !" y"
The occasion for asking this question ia a
downright conviction among a large BODY OF
Rspublicans themselyes that the Kopublican
party cannot bs trusted While the officinl hon
esty of the Democracy. therefore, liz, in the
minds of its opponents a oueetion and an ex-
periment. the ofiicial Dishonesty OF Repubii.
canism has passed beyond the realm OF problem
and become an established and deplorable fact.
trustworthl ness Of the Democracy Is that they
this fact OF itself shows what they think of the
party heretofore their own,
1t Ia the custom OF tho adherents OF every DOW
erful party that has been dominant for twenty
years to apprehend that the country might not
Be safe In the hands of its opponents. and to
fear that a change would be attended by inca.
Iacty IaXity and disorder. But there are a
few facts baarng on the subject that may serve
to soOthe the tremors OF nervous ReDublicana
at this time,
First-The country IA already Dam ocratic and
has been ever since 1875 when Tiiden recoiyod
1876 600 more popuIar votes than Hayes Of the
thirty eight States twenty.hye have Demo-
cratic Governors at this time. and tsn OF these
twenty-five are Northern States: and ali the
twenty five are quiet. TRANQUIL. and we'll adj
ministered.
Second-The Democrats have had control of
the House In threa Conurnssns In tbs iaat tan
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In Cottage aud Palace

r. NE cottage and the palace,
Everywhere tiiAt health u pttSsd.
.,a VIII iHd the choicest 0iinn
human skill has yet devised.
s3'adont, ~ all viii witness
70 buun i.y,.ul compare,
u III" dNecr IN the courage
~ within the pilac. TAR,
Yang and old alike demand ~:
II enhances Lenity's ChArns
Age pOsipones aud ChilGhood brightens;
Helps them all and never harms
4 me thing for he teeth, fragrant sozodont 10
coisi,Dn OF ms rurpsI and choicest ingrcditDis Of
the uTieuth vegetable Kingdom Every ingredient ~
well SHOWN 4" have benencial eject on the teeth or
gums. Its ebaimiiK or uhtisrptic property nhu arc
matte Fragrance ma Is u, q toilet inknry sozodoni
By cAtsrrh had teeth Ac 10 sAively Tres from the
jurone and ucr prorsri'es Of tsoih ea.ss n,d pow.
ders whioh destroy the shhAs Que koltls viii .aat sx
InealsEA -AAe
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CARrER-McCRACKAN.-On Thursdsy June 10 -
tho Church Of t'ie Messiah Brooklyn by the Rev 9. ~
smith, assisted by the Rev. o. II. Baker, rsct0v. 49,
Sanford McCrncknn TO Edward Rass Little Carter.
COOGAN-LfNCH.-on Thursday. June IN ct ~;
Edward y, Goognn to Evelyn r. Lynch. daaghsss ~
ffRRIs-HlLLs.-On Thursdny June 10 II 20. Pes6eN'
Church, Delaware, ONO by the Rev. William HOWNys
Newton Ferris ". D. Of Flatbusl, L. L., TO ksthaES
May DAUGHTER e Gha,ncey Hills, Eco. NJ
JACkSON-BRANDT--At the residence of the bytdeA0,
parents June H. by the Rev. r. H. Day Richard r. JactS
to Anna. daughter OF Louis Brandt all OF this ett
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Lightning $50. the Hat.
From the Charlotte O,ssrrer.

Mr.. J; ": MeWhirter WAS leaning ngaln the
new telephone pole tue corner Of Trade mud College
streets Yesterday morning. during the storm when
there came Hash OF iivtDsns aud he felt his lat Jerk
sharply lie pulled II from his head and found the rim
n blaze which he quickly sxtinsulshet Tn. electric
nuid burned small hnle In his hat thai l0pked AZ N II
had been made by pistol shot, lie says that he felt
no shock whatever, and that seemed az II one
had caught his hat and gave II n quick jerk
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Business A1tists.


M OOhusVuHh1 HDV 1sOWefyt n n
Headquarters for duplicate wedding pressatn q
BARGAINS THIs WEEK IN SOLID SILVIA. aS
oa fashioned sio Tea Set pieces 100 ysass %
SIPS; Magnificent Gorhan set pieces, and sls1s
case, s4l5; would cost new 1900; never ussd HS(lB
nome ls s ss nssS osnSr
500; nnother s,25 cost $500. PiIcher., e4e y az
silverware fully 80 per cent, below cost = q
WATCHES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Fine old mine Diamonds . specially. + rs 1{:
j. Il. JOHNSTON, 100 Dovssys
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.ast It's aQin the law to shoot"


Queen Vic-This will never dot never dot You must
manage In some way 10 pay your debts.
Prince ~ Wnie.-But have no money.
Queen vic-You must raise II.
Prince Of wAl.s-But In Whist wayi don't know any.
thing about business
Queen vic-IIl tell yOs what Write a recommp nds.
ton for some good article Of trade. and sell II the
manufacturer
Prince Of wales-My ious never thought Of that
While there's life there's soap.
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Gov. Cleveland has signed the bill author.
king the opening OF u channel canal between the
waters Of Shnneoock Ray and those OF Peconc Bay In
suffolk county. The bill provides that the snperintend.
cut OF Public Works shall let the contract for the digging
10 the lowest bidder The NJ ~ ~
carry the into effect The canal when finished 10
IL to he maintained st the expense OF suffolk county.
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Hts or Fun.
Hts er Fun.
From the Philadelphia Gait
BERNHARDT IN MACBETH.
Macbeth-Is this dagger see before me2
Voice from the Pit-No, it's Sarah,


FORGOT HIMSELF.
alike to me -,
Eastern frend-Thnt. I suppose 10 caused BY the
similarity OF cOsume but you should observe faces
more closely can tell any noted man at glance.
IAN that Is needed IL little study OF physiovn
BY the way. there goes the author OF over tile isrdun
WALL"
"Wherc-wheref"
Right over there"
by GEORGE what chance! Quick let me-oh hang
It, forgot ~ "'
rF0Igot whatw
THAT IN the East It's agin the law to shoot"
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g. c. Shayne. wholesale mun ufnciurer of sealskn and
all leading fashionable retailing during the su.
mler at lowest cash Wholesale priors Intending pur.
GhAserr can save money by buying now, uarnrnts
purchased wiz be kept On storage FREQ desired Sales
going on every day Garments nnnnfscnredi 10 order.
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Craving rsr s,,.~sisnss

Destroyed forever .nd tone restored to atom
bid cgavnG for stinuants Which one bottle only Of ''br
PsckhApy vegrs0ie bubsttats far Sfimuissts" fsiis
Asenk llS Fultoa st.-AxS = 800 's'-nt' -
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Yo. win b. clad Z. Give y,

the odfashioned mustard poutce aftsf you have so6
used senbnry &John sons Ready Mustard Piasos
as the latter are better handler. and chespsftArsSyo
tai ponts OF superiority How poor and cl1msy the ~
is made Of the best materials and on dipping s6sa
or in travelling you will md them just Whist yua WeoE.
Put up In Is 25 and 35c tin boxes, In which thp1 go
nitely. - n NJ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALSAyAc-ruis BAv. 4efT
sun risss.. 20 Sun sets. - Mooa risea... ~
BIGu wArRa-rHH DAY IN
Sandy Hook. II Gov. Island 81 Hell Gate -. -
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Arrlve0-SArURDAv. June -. 1919
Sc Britannia Perry. Liverpool June IL, and QueenDa
town 18th. ~ = ~,
town nth. Ng1Islls
IS cry Of Montreal Redford Liverpool June 10. -
Queenstown nth. -I8l
Ss Denmark. Rigby, London June6 sft3e
ss Jersey City, Horlor. Bristol. s6sFS
SIS Leerdam, Siierendrext Rotterdam June q, ,Si
So New York. Quick, Galveston n f7yytsss
s. Richmond. Crossinan, Newport News Fsf
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Congress Water.

Superior to all. Cathartic, alternative specific ~
disorder. OF the stomach liver kiineya ssnA meleS
waters native and forciyn Such arc postllV0
rritants. and impair the digestive orsans aud kidnsyA y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-22

Home journal. out next Wednesd ~. with extra sheet
hs fourth edition of the summer iicsort dude, giving
pisces prices. dsinnces ana all rculars Sold every
where, cents. Morris Philips Co, Park place
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Light High Hats, o2.0O and 03.0Os Elnos
where s. and So Straws i'll CantDns, MArkinaws Nor
ilas. &c. soc. to 81 saved. McCANN'S .IS Bowers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-22

How people ruin their stomnchs by swallowinR
cold drinks on hot summer day when they could Ayql
all danger by adding 10 drops Of ANGOSfuRA BIZ
TERS besides nparinR delicious flavor to their sntD.
mer beverages. 1900
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MIRRIED.

C"conine softens the hnir when harsh aud dry snG
soo,hos the irrated scalp skin. S3ysd
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K-nnsdy'. Hats. go C"rtiandt st.-Maekinsw,
straws 81 10 81 o. aud So 20 elsewhere - 10 s.; coe1
Derbys. 81 ~ 81 s. S29O saving u on each has, IA
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x you are falling brokep worn out and nervous uss
" wsl,s hsaih xsasSsT" w. DWyysa-1as
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Iyons' Poisosed Cheese
Cleans rats, mice roachea water bugs bsdbugs ants
y,rmiu. Perfest extsrminai0r l5c. DruygsIs-Adp
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j. w. JshHstsu,

j. w. JshnsteR, 80
geo GRAND ST., NEW YORK. Ht5E
SUMNER UNDERNEAR-POPULAR PhIC1x .gsN
Gauze Meruo Uniershirts 25c $40, 6Oc,, 7sc. ~ 3
Peppereii Jean Drawers "a tn ~ inch. 5fc. psir
French BalbriRgan und-rshirtr full fashi0ned a. -
Dress shirts own make. 81, 81 n, 81. so each. ~
BaIDriggan, Lawn Tennis. and Boating shirtA I
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1eAksgs, Hltes.
Files, reaches. anna bedbass. rata mice, gophsra
ehipmsatA cleared Sss b. "hduSh - ksts- iSs-l1s
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-05-08
From MIddleburg.

Wild strawberries are beginning to ripen.
If such exhuberent quantities of rain had
continued much longer to debar farmers
from planting cotton, they would certainly
have had something similar to hypochon-
dria'
Mrs. Christine, of Palestine, Ark, former
Iy of Middleburg, arrived here few DAYS
ago with the remainder of her family. Her
husband Capt. NJ Christine, died about
month ago. She has taken charge of the
school here.
Miss Jennie Mathews, is visiting relatives
near Somerviue She expects to stay sew
eral we ks.
The energetic gentlemen, w. c. Bozeman
who has beer engaged some time in erecting
wire fences along the 1. G. Railroad has
/ reached his destination, which is but a short
distance above here
J. II. Spencer, sg'eUt few days IN the
community on his way home He has re-
signed his position on the road as Section
Supervisor. Sickness preventing a oontin-
uance.
Dr. Clcpton, of Milan has Of late made
several trips down to see an invilid sister
not far distant.
| Ga he 18th ult., early in the morning
there wss quite smash-up near the depot,
with Az engine and two cars. No one hurt
-several made their escape by jumping of,
Mr. Rufus Parker, a gentleman from
Al,beville, Miss, st aged few days with us
and during his brief sojourn, he was accom-
panied in one Of his cCepuscular walks by
zsa eniicing young lady. While Ianguish-
ing IN this lovely stroll, his eyes either grew
din, from the effects 81 the dazzling ard
seraphical beauty Of his companion, or from
tee increasing nocturnal shade For he
thought de esFied a a'ake in his path, and
eager to display his indomitable courage
ne lcapcd upon it with stick in hand beat
ing and kicking it simultaneously until ht
thought life vas extinct. To his misfortune.
and grave modification it vas DISCOVERIES
next morning to be piece OF grape vine
Nay Sd, 1854. GEERY BALD.