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stood, rs the noveiists sAy, .'ros<ad 10 tAs
spot" The whole scens seemed unreal. I,
who few moments before wes fu,, Of joyful
slsticipatfou, row fonDi nyself ent.agsd -
marry woman whom did not love, aud
hsssiing the woman did love tell rse that shs
vas sooa 70 marry one Of my rivshl AZ Arse
coald not understand what Alma meant I
thought that she and Laura wex,s enjoying
some Joke toe obscure for ne At last tAs
bea,ning look In LAurat eyes enlightened M.
She. being somewhat deaf. bad mistaken my
warm greeting for n deciasstIoa Of love. and
responded atasTnativeiy.
With Laura's arm stili witAin mins
walked to sofa and sat dawn, she BY my
side bad Eot uttercd word siree mt
Alma Speech had utterly forsaksn M. Ard,
indsed, what couh I says Gould see tie
trusting creature by my side shss u was all 9
mStako; that ste had misunderstood M:
that did nos love her; that l bved her
beautiful eonsini No; was too sAoched and
dazsd 10 do anything but sit thers in s1AneB,
With the preparation standing In cold drops
on my face and my eyes staring vacnnfay
ahead Of me. ! think could have
spoken had it not been that Alma stoed
before me looking placid and even happy ia
telling of her engagement to Mr.. Carey. /
accepted the situation in desperation Ths
whole face Of life had been suddenly changed
for No and saw nothing but gloom ahead
l thought myself q strong man, but l. Il
any wonder that ssept Ike any child On my
pillow that uightf What New Years that
was Whittier had my expected good iuck
gonei
put the beat possible face on my misery
and went on In the dismal path fate had
marked out for me- Sinos could not have
Alma. what did it matter whom I married.
Ugly little Laura would do as we'll AZ any
woman. y was Fortunate that she expected
np extzaordiuary dexnoustratiep os affection
ssen ma Trsly could mot kavs given it.
: Nv heeaf eesuad- froxAn or dead YaA
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: s'1hcre are now . number of meu,"
remarked the head of a big printing
Eonse Yesterday who scfuaiiy make
living otF the society girls Whether
II , Legitimate living or not the pub
lic'can judya Tt.s girls don't know
snythinE shout il but they arc .
D@ree - PROD, a1avheA.ne. TO b.
yia with. these arc the scursy scah
hiars - the sociay pagers who sgai
their paragraphs aAmss New Yorhs
pretty wosnca ~ . cent . wSrd. aAl
wAO manage 10 ehe q moro Or kns
twisted aud unsatisfactory living cot
q tlsc pasahns Then there arc Ne
G0oenpl,c.s and sotxsOo nd soap
eoa dcossa;o0, whD ts;se tire facsss Of
the rsee1y woaaen a New Yoak, colos
them iss4o allsgosisal shape, a>d s~ve
them up 10 the bqssndissi miliiors cd
the eosoatry Cor ths ,,urrose Of de0-
raetng Aeir vareA The insoant ore
of Meso girls bcocnes al eil nssorious,
hss the Duchess OF Marlborough,
tAsly Randolph Churchill, Mrs. Pot
ter er nay one 81 the others who have
jumped into fame. The cigarette manu-
facs,rers send "A counterfeit pre- eSent-
mont of their faces broadcast .thrnurh h
the world. Then there Is the sale of
their photographs by the shoplsecpe;-s
along B,oadway.. \ further illests-l-
ton OF The profit 10 seen IN our week. :
papers, which devote u great d, III II
space and some msghty gyod en- .rsi =
ings 10 describing the beauties of New
York. so that there is good side after
all TO the society gossip OF the Aine;'i-
can press, since it puts bread inio tie
mouths OF 50 many Woodworking ard
industrious dealers in PERSONAL hes. :
Nav Sork. Bun.
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Not Eale aAlity is nsesled to be .
dude. Is takes considerable force ef
el,EncHs Ito - willing 10 paw Eur .
fool rather thADI 10 give up ores ccn.
victi0na A s6thtn9 Aius4sStieR Of Che
tsst H what ssA3e Eaay DO u A,s-
nisispd by FRINGE Feniinsnd Of Co
burg. When hs sEcendkd tas mpch
disputed throne Of Bulgaria the world
laughed at the hses that fop should
for q rGnent tLi:L I'd holding thal
vexed sea. Nov it is dawning un the
public that Prince ferdinand l,as
Gs good u grip OF his scspter as he had
on The f.asi,ioIa aforetime. and that to
get him oR the Bulgarian throne moth
ing short of general European war
would suffice. He BIAS gone quietly
and dctertnineily forward. and, with
the persistence and concentration hs
learned as dude, he has made him.
self master Of the situation, He may
he regarded ss type, and, while there
must sill po those who consider the
energies OF one Of these elegant crs.ar
+ t,sos as alisaprliod, in tho face Of
facts it seems foolish 10 deny their ex-
isterca. - Boston Courier.
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1hs wsAer which @rowus ~, . ausnt
stsasIn. can be watsd upon -. ise.
TAc batlek which chou tired frnna Q
rassskA& eGrTiSs doStA, wv he hossnlQs
If GyoEnl to1ust hoforS h1na fir11.
The cpyatauiaed part OF tAe oil d sosny,
10 grAofSi IL It's fsagrancs-s solid ~
ordinary Temperatures. tAougl. readily y
vSlssile--is : compound substances,
containing esact!y the san,e clan esIs.
asd in ssreay tho same pro7ertioes,
a. the Gs.s with which we light oar
Streets The IT,. which We daily drink
with grea: benefit and pleasure, i'ro-
duces pa!pitat,on., nervous trr,n-
olings, and even paralysis, il takaM III
excess; yet the .e"e.iar organic sgent
cAlls.! tbe!ne, 50 Which lea owcs its
qualities. u,ay be taken by Itself las
theme. not as sfal without any apIae-
c!sble effect
The water which will aIley oar
burning thirst sug,nents when con
geaJcd into Snow; 20 that il is St..e.i
BY explorers Of the Arctic regions '.,a !.
the natives 'nrefef enduring tho utr: ani
extremity Of thirst rather than aste,npt
TO remove il by eating SNOW" Itt II
the Sow be melted it becomes drink.
able water Nevertheless, although II
n,s!te2 te:ofs i cuters .he utou.l. il
aSsuascs thirst l;l;c otll0 water. w!ici,
melted IN ahe month il has the opposite
effect. To render this paradox u.oru
striking. we have only 10 remember
ul4t ,ce. which ;.iclts no,e slowly in
the ,nouth. Is yer: efficient in ullaying
thi1s4, !s!ackv oo,!s Magazine
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Can Animals COUNT

Houzeau de la Hnio tells OF q p, licsn
living in a iishernan's family at an 10
Domingo that was fed upon the efuse
OF the Rsh cleaning. Looking FIR its
food, it went TO the shore every d4v
cad waited for the boats to come ba, K.
The fishermen rested on Sunday. a..d
The bird acquired Sd clear notion of
the return of that day, whom il ad 10
fast, that il would not stir fror.i t'le
tree on which il was accustomed 10
spend its time. 1t IS not necessary 10
suppose that the pelican had learned
to count the six days al the cad OF
which its masters would not ga fish-
ing; bat, while it really estimated
daily the time when IL must
make its excursion 10 the ho.e,
it was informed OF the rctucn OF
Sunday by observation OF what was
going ON in the house, as, FIR IN
stance, by the fisheriaen putting on
thAir Sunday clothes; in She same ay
al the dog knew when its mast, = vas
going 70 hunt by seeing him with !lis
gSn and game bag. Ia such ms. snces
asAmals show that they have u 0 {Gc-
ulty OF associating ideas, Of obs, rv;ng
consecutive facts and establishing a
corse!auve connection between tl,oan
things which have been pro- ed by
abundance OF other evidence, and
which demonstrate not loss lat. HI
gence than acquaintance with The ten
signs exposing the 6rs, ten numb rs,
Or the use of "a system of numt ration
to express larger numbers Nine.
Cemence Rcyer in Science Monthly.
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shs dropped the Z

4 few DAYS ago an English actor had
occasion 10 visit Wsl kR0Un ynsn2
physisian, in this city wAem b had
known quite . uhls Hs vas accom-
paniei by his wife, a thorough Briton,
Who in her convensstaon dropped and
supplied her his as many dwellaEs on
tils issc do. The physoan introduced
tho lady TO his mother, vino prioes
herself 90 hes knowledge OF ancient
history ars: who had also been ac-
qua;nted with ths husband. While
the gcntlel:aon were teansactinG their
business, the ladies carried ON ivel =
chat. The actors wife told in her ow u
way Of an instance where her husbaLd
bad displayed great bravery, end by Q
happy speech had avcrted panic i4
Nihos garden. Ending her story shs
said: = AIRY his quite an 'aro."
80" replied the doctors rpother,
arpArontly graeuy y sstonishsd, iknev
Ee played . groai many parts, but
neyas heard that hs had played che
iadtl.o."
II took several minutes before ell
coud appreciate the loilt OF her 70,
ply, hut the dortar said that she bad
rocn.!y read grni deal sboss Nqo,
the t.cnlRn Emperor Cinoin1sV kaS
aui!Ng.
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DO YoC REALLY EzAN IT. pR. aAsoGfS
being once more 80 near the little ho:re ci.c!o
which bald lay happisEss, rushed up TO keT
aad held cut both nay hands. soI ing: Il TIA
50 glad 70 seo you. shall be eratnsui#is ycu
dre Ealf ~ glad TO ss4s rrc.p IS H#
Her eyes opeuesl wide, With loot that wss
par. pleasure aad part astouishnsut, t.a.idcd
with aeyae@stian. .She lad tic appea;ir.g
eyes which 70 cttnu belong to the young WHO
arc atlscte<i With dnainess, osne.h:nS IN
ltr look told cle thai SEQ had not really ua-
derssood nay words. tus WIS horestiy gini 70
scc re. 30 ratified on telling her how r,u,
Llaa though. OF all Of them white had teen
away, s.iI boldiag eoth hor bands il a
hearty clasp s8
| Il wish you Happy New Year and many
Happy Now Fsars,7 saii finally. " our
welcome uiakes u,s very, eesy hapgy- sMs7.
let ns 80 aud tind Aiian-" m VI
'.Do yoa rouly n,cal t., Dv Masanf" an!
sho booked up 1T mo with strange, ys4ra-
t.tg expression oa hes plain face, W hish . as
flushing with red, Tho ar sariy morning sky.
.ti.eaa IL. Mean !t every word, witl eg
~. lear.," md hel3 Ter tasds sishces L.a
sgr4 Ia my eu.hvGasas, Now let Us IL i
I Alma, tol Yhont have What i hope iaSv 10
siaa tijMse7
Esae ssuiied, a,:i her smile was very S~st.
s.tbergh slse was ss s,ia4a. noticed, t,'o,
...ns her eyes ilad . straii.s light Ia tneD,
w!Iiel fasde saezo resemble the eyes vre sos.1s.
, times sec y drssU'z, snich epsAk ;, Is1.'ss
,lor,. fnearingIr ;aas. il .aioss we see 10 or
! liking bears 5rt;'s it;h. wss tbe light 0!
| sv and sothin: So, oue does not see u
osien Il woaou's eN4s, SeznssiDes sn'y
eice u iifc time.
s,ha slipped her al Il is ,alne asd @s wasas<s
i.y.o she house dow the wide, old fssh!"nel
/ E,!tso me sitting reon..
"Alnas, dss-,, saif staavs. ~ We eptcetl
the door ant eae ,tsif, dairy eyed Soadss4 q
my hsart arose and carss sovayds us, srr.
| AIasoa says have n,asio hisn very harry,
ausi pc wants 10 toll yoa OF ID as cnec, srd %
/ dol,H stts
! Tne goddess, glanced a. both Of us. Q falpl
! yils ae.or coming lnto her white cheat. aac
! sui!ei OF us o. she would bare smiled At sws
| chilfreu. while was longing 10 take her n
! my arms and tell her that adorc1 har. ~
stead of greeting ne, or giving me ehnna
| =, greet heY, she bent and kiDed Laura, aad
| fa~r sarned TO me, saying!
"Yev hsvs won ths sweetest bears N III
/. world, DR.. AAaans eousrssulsts yen
4 kuu.x thas you viii rstnra ~ equal aEDoun'
| Of good Wishes whsn seu yea that hAs
i urcanised 10 marry Mr. caxsy. We w44 II
: nsay,isd psxt month cd g - Ssw YosA Il
+ EI - = - g
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Wonderful tales are told cf the
amazing leaps which the s,2rticd
cbamos will ma4sc. From twenty TO
thirty feet are affirmed by the hunters
10 be net an unconmon jump down
ward. tho animal managing 10 break
i6 klil by throwing itself forward ,.iag-
onally. and striking its feet s.ver;,l
tisrcs against tho side OF the PR cipies
before landing et the bottom. of,en on
. spot a few fee! square. Henco, 10
kill any nunber. even In thr best
stocked distvets, !. 10 necessary tp hunt
the animal by surrounding All eIsa
where they are Known 70 be feeding
by circle OF oeaters as the cor
don gradually agstcns. the alarmed
clianiois. seeing danger 10 windward,
fly in tho opposite direction. whore the
Sportsunen are posted on tho chance of
getting u passing shot. London Stan
dnrl.
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4 GGN Lind of 0.nilnnA

Tbs strange circumstance II u taan
tpdiay kis ''o,phaus "a: the Ohio :iol-
diers siA Sailors uS;.,.a1 iions. where
tAeir S,osk-r iuti IsracxTvi ueii ad-
missioal. ilappGusd hesv teceuuy 4
rsaln raw4.l kca.i,w, claiming to 10 a
1ucoo tlastspr fsou, Ecwpexi. NY,
..Sn,s Lssc snd found bis tllrt ehil.
Lren--a girl IA ysa:s old. u,d two
hcya ysunyy-s. lie bore tie de-
o,ailded t!,li they ~ turned oyer to
hi,n. ~ be WIS sbk 10 AuY,ns, uAsnl
and they wcre Dot entitled 10 tp Ll,ere
any way. - they Se,~ Kcutu,ky chill.
irc1. Nut she bsard would no, Pe-
isa~e u,s,n. - they sid they did not
want W g. with hira ksa,ing claims
his vito got tll. ,l.ildreE iacel u tle
home fiaa,lulently. and las employed
Hon John Little te :gsrt t,,cin 'eut for
him. Orphans with father and tao.'ser
ts,tl, living anc . lew variety. - ~ ;'ia
;Q) Cor. Cincinnati Enquire.
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lencr4 OF DREAMS.


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ow. nxv.rs..e..
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csr4a;n $1,000 m TIA ,.s s.;.n
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ss,a. L,.i - =, ~ .,a.,h 80
- :. a1u
ps.sa = ~ - :hs ls...,;a.' 80 | ac.s :
/ }on,a ,,,r~..if On tLa h;,l, a., ~ -,
ho.na = raii fr.-.. ain a..a..;.s -.
yo',,,a and storI 40 IL. Lol,oa,
Ill ihc roar ~ tie o., .sr ,,.l .,;.,
cl,,Au a,..s.si s,~,- a -. - -
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= y ys~S T Iono @ i'm. M I'm he -. 80.
chanca., was +, fhe .r.,n,rv al
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b., a. ,sa a,,ss :: = ,r<,nrs.,.,.i i -. ~.
o"a a. .sl0 ~ '.,s" y, ~ ,r ss'
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EiChty-tNo and Stili Has / rr4y e 90 p

Mr.. Alfred Daniel. Of D5uQlaa CO IA.
ty, father of Mrs. J. G. Ncaas, OF
Newton county. is - yc2r3 o. |. ,.as
never sick a day in his liz. W.. never
in bed at sun up, never iut q +, IN.
has been 10 six ios roliin.s1Li ysr..
lifts more than most mDi, usial nl.
dulges in coon aud 'noss,nl mll,!ar.
has been deacon ia U,>l,"lii i've
Baptist church for ffty. iol yt. rs.
was never drunk IN his lp, M op
oath has never esoai icd hi. luns. i,,i4
the father Of twenty y-six chi!.t ~ ia
teen now living, has soy n.r - i.
children and Il nunboroi ere gr...l
children. Mrs Nelms his IA ri .pg
has ofiiciated at over l,C09 biit s, ana
has never lost mother cr ch ii ~ q
single case. -Covingtcn lSa.) hnic..
prise.
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There is one phssc of ssear, boating
that it will be interesting to torch on
bAcfiy. and that 10 the racing. There
weE coed deal of this and s.,mo Of
the centests were decidsdly hut as,d
esc;sing. George Hn=r>rd saya he has
saMed eood like . steam n.4l by the
bes,r 70 feed the fUrnacn of a .fcasn-
beat il rscs, and do,lbslAss o.Aep
steaInheat raAp remember Gpisr sx-
P0ienos. xher was y greaA race ~
tYsen the tascA from Peai.;is Vi,
CHEN. snd the GSsy H>gic, hcn p.-
hoQue. ~ The time the Syiax II the
Alaaas eaAn w9 cou9let2 Esch
beat HSs tho toanr al disIatchss se-
lsGpg h the mates, asA ths t.usain
Of each was anxious 10 got chc kows
ss6oro 0et AL The beasl jlst lss!0w
the city the E~o txats were ncrk and
neck, 0eir esgin3 groaning III tIeiy
stacks helchisg fosth clsids of n ,kc.
They came up the river "a-Huiiag,
spd there is ST Il question as 70 Hhich
landed first. /: was probably oi,o of
tho most exciting contests th; ever
occurred on u,c uprcr rivcr. 81 Paul
Pioneer Press
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Come let us shake hands ami say goodAy
tThefe II no nes,d to cg5,
Al tke OLD woaeds are fxa,si. these are hisseass
let the uertd;sns raas kkr iron osGs
sxrwixi the fr-,d captive and his Prison cell
fhss he he'd almost leerned 10 lova too Nc.l
'Tw3n size bis frcexsorl cSN
- tie ess wfn 60. II ven go ~esiI
1hrungh various sceoee. In s,eria ard sun
wOeher,
We've heea tocctios;
-. nov - srst tart aud tAs~e tlsnsS seen
ne fragments o6 dioAci
which comes a& da~1a vivid sei Ear1i. cuaGilt
onesAx 0s pa(pcnase pulses III sttrA
kuA AsA - Sw Nnas' -;
~ - aDa6 h0ns IL . lep ~,
ve loyeA. or tSDstrt vsirek> "NS ~ tire sosF
rhges aoheGy 70 tkins.
Chr wasan tealo Sa h1ny wofsa wEe
Osr sEhs ou: sscp'y air
Al was ~ 0ie . twise told eaiL
Asd woeds of vairo or uLaa n,,ao, ssau.
or iWfiigloa riass
y wcs-h ts-fviii stiil H. . r,sStf} e.
Clara l. ,,aoi..n N sue Conpo.sa'"r
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Ia alaiabtc inuocps naE,..! !,
jules luhs IS il sppsass, 9uts san:
i.,ipe boat his ncpv method Of a,sta
leconodos, by means OF boats worked
ca something like the "sysit:hbaek
railway" system. These marvellous
rata are, Il Is said, TO transport peo-
pie from Paris TO ST. Petersburg in
eight hours. unless the aeronaut's in.
:antion is making game Of him. ~
srlbs is working at his wonderful u
vention in the Rue &c TraEur, oH The
Avenue Victor Hugo, but people viii
have TO woit a. little before they can
put any trust in his promises on such
unprecedented velocity Of loco,not:on-
-Paris Coz. London Daily Telegraph.
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There docs poi appear 10 es any
decrease Il smakipg :;ixars and cigar
cites. e:.id an old tobaccouist to Ga
Evening Sun reporter. Here are
son.o 1sures about the manufacture Of
these goods In this city. Tie cigars
manufactured siisco Jan. last we're
"a. .G23, 7:9; the cigarettes. <9i, ,97',e2o.
Ii Cctoba-, this year, tbs uumtsf os
cigars manufactured here was Il, csc. 4.
$50. snd ike nurlber of cigarettes ~.
si5, ,e0. against 81 7t7. 200 for ta,s sams
period in 1857.
Sire cigars maDls.e;u;Sd this yesS
eye little sssp,isN; thsn ip s.,ru,ev
years. continued The speSker. ThiD
10 Of course due u ths fak4 Unt tho
leaves eto stronger dpd Tia: The
t;aaics1iy Of ssackeTs psfet sax-ag -
nicdiuna eiSs< hecanse they ss9,,taip
,sDrs ilav1 end psGues ssassss
smoke"
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the bes. colleges. After that tDox . msdt-
cal course and went 70 what Vas shsa Con-
sidered tho far west, Indiana, 20 practics
Patients cane slowly, but ! expected good
irck, as had learned TO do. and had
patience. IL no patients.
! was just beginning 10 be little known
When ! fell In love. Tbs young lady who
tad effected this state Of my emotions was
Miss Alma Adams. Shs was very handsome
She had the dark eyes arm 30 fond Of, and q
placid, unemotio0al naanneS that l Keat,y
admired. She was not rich, and was rather
Gtad Of II, bscauas wanted to win her and 10
do ever thing Tor hsr myself. think . man
who Is q man ought TO feel that way. was
very much in love with her, and thought
that she felt more than kindly TO me But
want sure. Shs was q queer girl OAe
could never tell Of what she was thinking.
rslk OF Learning the actual staks Of her heart
until saw my way char to q. decent prac-
tico. IN short. till put some money in my
psuss
y Misa -Adsms paronts bad In the tsmiiy :
niece about Ainaa's age. plain little L0dy,
.gao wassosnew hat deaf aid, therefore, some
.h0g % o bore to o selfish yoaax foo, like
tae- Hho had oaly eyes acd ears for the gnl
a,s ndosed. hut. Laura, THIS cousin, was
goodaf she was sxeeediisly pluin, asa Ia
Gis!s, we're very fotd Of each .,:hes.
AT inst nv aIspokss, love tss:ame almost q
sdar,iaa. t.son:hs of but little eie th2z
Alma Rivals bad, To DO su.e, bat noa.
ulSo,l ! really, fsared. Young Wt,eox. sos
Of ths richest snnp ia the growisg yoins
,owh, hung around her constantly; aac
: tieorrcs Carey, q middle aged swell froia t-th.
exst,' was also devoted 20 kss. Ea. ws.
not afraid
Oiso evening ~ parted from hef nag man
ne? betrayed rDoss tenderness ti.au iiat
f.s9ans 20 express. though not more tl,as
felt. In thinking Of it afterwards ! wa
happy in remembering that Alma had no
scetacd surprised On annoyed at my expires
siA,i Of feeling. "And she must have uades
STOOD" said to myse!t Az walked to my
lodgings ! determinod 20 teif her outright
thatI bowed her, and AJAX hss 10 .r.arry 70,
the very next moath. Tho usxt day we.
called away so tbe besis;.is of my dyni
: father, and did not return soF tao zuoas ns
TAen ~ss comparatively rich man. viii
Z nay Share Of iiis estate That is, ifh fort hal
tine ~. for the present.
] returned to Crestiiei. .n New FEARS !,
lost iso time In geing 70 see Aims. visa:.
Of this monislt Of bappissess had Glad ~.
ma,d for days. I inet Laura just coming o'
Of tue house Full o. childish del;1sa q
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Gootlc tic1 cas.. ~. .ir 4i =. s'uy
yesterday morMra n.i ,Jih - r.
publican about tla lcss tu.f .'rA
for tho sG,son. 4 negro ijy.e n.iia
plantation in leo F'Gs is.lug e.. ftk-
ers III Kinchafcoaee creek .N,Niy
evening, when all I "nc9 hcf.f ..uss.
thing heavy tussins aw"y"t h lnoE-
Ho drew hD iiLo IN slowly lui' a. tEt
bauk, and was surprised tu 80 ~ aj
immense tul1.p he'd swallow i tao
bait Ho ~as drawn fluv.i5 ~ laa
bank, when hoe Nsa ta7i}t tnGer
him and b. was dfGWn oUt "a tie
water and Eili.d. Ills tn.rl.a.iu YVES
rs large Gs tlae top 81 al ord!ps >ilcd'
trunk and weighed "7p0Unds NW.r
icus GA Republican.
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Lxhnaaation which Should BE ST. ,se.I.

Vicrna is said 10 be undergoing q
cssxe Of eXhumation. Lately v; 81 pits
os bodies of those shot in l3as curing
the revolution heye been opsne |, and
the rotten masses have been removed
10 other pits, TO be honored will iion-
utnen:s. This sort ot business ibould
be stopped. both Gu the small Gale
anti the largo scale. There is d sthly
poison enough frDm our prest.d sys-
tenn Of burying, without opening the
graves md moving the contents. The
one important matter for the living is
70 escape icing slain by tho tcsd
English clergynen are ngitati, z Tie
need Of burying in light boxes, With
out e:skets, 10 hasten decomposition
In This country The contents Of c>me-
terios arc frequently moved. i is i
useless and dctcStab!o act. II /. high
time that civilized and ChriSial peo-
pies gave over reverence for bones
The description OF affairs Gt Vienna is
purely revolving. II is neither poet
for the dead nor regard for the living
that governs our treatment of Il coy
Ing corpaes.-St. Louis Globe-Drmo.
as~
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An OK ,eam ON the streo,s nf r.
Paul is aaid 10 b. quite an unus, al
sight, but the resident oF Nlipncape l.
who cares 10 bc reminded cl b.. l5i
New Eogianti fHria days With tee
sight Of II yc.lo Of oNea ing, ye NJ "a
service IN FROST of . was a BEE 5 "a
10 go down Ia Inc vicinity o. thsc.ty
mal1et OF ovs. totlle ciiE hay ~ nj n
LynGale avcnCo and is viii t. IKE v
sure TO Elsd uue tAcrc o. almo "a ~
pleasant day. The farm rs wha IL ga
horned s;e0fs Into ;l,e ! etnN38 = rs
usually Of the regalatioa dow 4
pattern. typical Yankees : wAa re
slow III ahandoniHg III eusia ms or
their early day.s MGny of rtAe
farmers and gardeners absal the he rs
of Minnetonka eV old settlers ii m
way back. for years a.;et I'll, i q.
vent in the territory OF f'nues, n ,lc
OK team was the old s;a.d by N u
the various details of farm nio. 81
for many year was ever the fSro !o
mode OF locomotiop. Til e cid Ga 80
ers in later days h2ve beyams =
3eners as we'll. and either out uf ac T.
ence 70 old traditions or tecags, i ~
And him profitable, they I'LL co tsY1e
To make use OF the patient ok. o Il "re
NOT 10 be deferred by any metro, ol; ~
customs or hifaiu,jn notions & m
hauling thoir produce int the ~ tc
hind their faithful OK tea.s. ST sul
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