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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-20

New York City has ono millionaire "a
every 1900 people.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-20
The Civil War In Chill.

LONDON, [Cablegram. 1T is said tl,.,,
Hamburg merchants havo private Mo,
nation That President Balmaceda =,
Chill, has been murdered.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-20

The Indian office in washington has
decided to introduce kindergarten train
ing and materials as part of its school
avntaNn
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-20
The Arkansaw Travellers Land.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Especial. ]-Prof.
John G. Branner, the State geologist of
Arkansas and the head of the recent pe
ologic survey in the State, tells the Kan
sas City Star of some of the undevelop-
ed and neglected resources between the
Ozarks and Texas: "The recent survey
disclosed the fact that coal, marble and
zinc exists in enormous quantities in the
northwestern part of the State, while
marble, sandstone, manganese, glass, sand
and limestone abound in the northeast
quarter. Some Brown coal and potter's
clay are found near the low portion OF
the State, in the southeast quarter. In
the southwest kaolin, antimony, whet-
stone, some brown coal and chalk, said
to be the first to be discovered in the
United States, are the mineral produc-
tions. None of these vast provisions of
. nature have been advertised, ana un-
til recently very little has been done to-
ward developing them. The general i'm
preston about Arkansas has been that
the State contained Hot Springs, Little
Rock and vast area of swamp lands,
while it is really one of the richest States
in the Union. There are but five of the
33 million acres of land in cultivation :;
10 million acres of fine timber remain un.
touched, as we'll rs the vast mineral de
posits, and, in fact, Arkansas offers 4:
better and a more diversified field than
any State in the Union" Prof Branner
believes that his State is on the eve of an
era of rapid progress and development,
and soon ia Ike her place among the great
er States, W hose inducements have been
heralded to the world, and attracted the
attention of multitudes of people and
millions of money to settle upon the un-
claimed lands, build great cities and
utilize the things that are under the earth.
The forces are already at work, and Prof.
Branner believes that the future of Ar
| kansas is assured
" ma sc 2s.sass{Ra,.
"Brotherly love and friendship is that
affection OF Masons one towards another
which Is born at our inhalation and grows
and strengthens with every degree; which
is ever ready to defend the fame of a
brother, which will protect the innocence
OF his family, and prompt him to pur-
sue the way he should go, where dangers
beset his path; will caution him against
his enemy, and often against the worst
OF enemies, himself, will apprise him of
his dcviations from the lines laid down
upon the Trcstle Board. by which he
might derangc the harmony and glory of
the Temple, and cease to deserve wages
| of the Great Grand Master above.
Brotherly love and friendship is that
sense of duty combined with zeal which
would hazard property, liberty anu life
to serve an injured and suffering brother.
1t does not consist in that pecuniary
assistance, which may be rendered to a
member of the Craft, to give an impetus
to his affairs in life, or to rear for him
an establishment WIN. S. Cogdell,
Grand Master, A. F. and A. NJ, of South
Carolina. 1921.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-20
GEORGIA.

]. The young men Of Savannah propose
TO establish an sTnformation Bureau"
for eligible young women who are will
ling to marry on 800 . month.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-20

The purchase of Is, 200 acres of pine
and oak lands in Livingston parish,
Louisiana, by Chas. III. Henry, OF
Pennsylvania, is another evidence that
capitalists who hay6 heretofore made
their Investments Id tho West are look
ing to the South.
The Southern marble-producing States
stand on the general list, as compared
nessee, second Geore3 fourth; Mary.
land, fifth; Virginia, seventh. In cap
ital invested these rank relatively as fol.
lows: Georgia, $2.378, ,827; Tennessee.
ss15, 500; Maryland, s57e, ,904; Virginia,
not stated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-01
a PRETTY ROMANCE.
How q San Francisco Girl Became
an Artist.

an Artist.
from the San Francisco Examiner.
People who noticed in the Ecdminer win
dow recently splendid cast of the head of
Sitting Bull will be interested to hear the
pretty romance Of the young artist whose
work it was.
1t was modelled by Miss Alice Rideout, a
young lady of less than IS years Of age,
VINO has already shown such talent that she
bids fair to take front rank among the host
Of artists that the Pacific slope can claim as
its own.
Her first start in her chosen profession
can De directly traced to a large English
mastitf owned by her family, although her
artistic aspirations date back to her early
childhood. One day while accompanied by
the mastif she passed the open door of a
sculptor's studio. The mastiff rushed in
and, with apparent elaboration, knocked
over the pedestal upon which was placed for
exhibition the artists latest work. An arm
and leg were shattered, and the piece lay a
seeming wreck on the floor. The attendant
was wild. The girl endeavored to make ex-
cuses for the Coz, but nothing would ans yer.
Offers were made to pay for the damage,
but TO no avail. The man, dreading that
upon the artists return be would lose his
position, was inconsolable The girl begged
to be allowed to repair the piece, aud after
repeated entreaties the man consented, with
the remark that while he did not believe 1t
could be liked, be was very certain she could
not injure it. lie mixed the
clay for her and watched with
interest the impractical fingers
doing the work that the accomplished artist
had SO lately finished and taken so much
pride in. An hour passed with most grati-
flying results; the arm was restored, and
was perfect; the attendant was happy
Another hour the leg approached compile
ton. when 10, the artist appeared on the
scene He took in the situation at glance,
and, unnoticed by the occupants Of the
room, watched the work Finished, ex-
plantations are in order and given. The
artist is charmed, declares the work Of
restoration has added new cha ms to the
piece, and having heard from the girl the
great ambition of her life, went with her to
her home aud insisted that her parents should
allow her aaopportunisy to learn the art for
which she mad evidently so much inherent
talent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-01
Il attracts Al Haads

Perhaps you think it is a compare
lively easy thing to produce suit of
clothes that will be attractive to every
body. Nothing could be farther from
the truth. Since the world began
there we're never two noses exactly
alike. and there is just as much diff
ference in taste as there is In noses
The successful clothier constantly has
his fingers on the pulse of popular
taste. IL is his business to discover in
what direction the tide OF popular
preference is flowing. Then and then
only can he hope to DO Ia a position to
offer something that is certain to at
tract all hands. OF course, In making
up our spring stock we could not have
the pleasure Of consulting you person.
ally, but you will admit that we have
been successful in anticipating your
desire if you will call and look at our
line of Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-01
THE oABBY WAS CAREFUL.

Gen. Porter has the sinfinite Jest
backed by capacious fund of aneciote to
make him one among the best equipped of
after-dinuer speakers. A presiding officer
said of him, introducing him to an audience:
"All you have to do is to drop dinner in
the slot and up comes a speech" This is
one of the generals ready hits in his own
styles
New England speakers have said that the
Puritans were always reformers and mis-
sionaries among the people with whom they
came in contact | noticed recently an item
in the public PRESS an evident reference to
this disposition of the Pilgrim wherever he
ran up against anybody to attempt to show
him just how near he was TO the borders Of
the hereafter. The item referred to an
nounced that the Puritan had oollided with
He'll Gate. Whenever the modern New
Highlander gets a man just on that
border edge, and it Is seen that some
one is going over the precipice, he always
takes care that he is not the person. He is
as conservative In this respect as was the
night cab driver standing in front of a
house in which there was a dinner party
A man came out of the house, staggered
across the sidewalk, laying out more zig
Gags than did our patriotic sires at the
siege OF Yorktown, opened the door Of the
cab and threw him elf on the seat. The
driver inquired: Nv here will go, sorg'
$40 hell!n muttered the man inside.
/ After cabby had driven along for some
time, not being yet intimately acquainted
with the Topography of the torrid country
mentioned. inquired again:
where am | to take you, sorN
ITO helin mumbied the passenger.
Coachy scratched his head, pondered over
the situation and finally said:
81 beg your pardon, sor, but can l back
up when land you7n
Gen. Porter tells good story about his
going to Europe for the first time.
I "As soon as | landed IN Ireland | at
tempted to look for traces of some of my
ancestors, who came from the extreme
north Of Ireland. Meeting an intelligent
looking freshman. | informed him of my
mission, saying that my a lcestors emigrated
from about that spot 100 years ago, and
was there trying to look them up. He
answered: ''Ye say your ancestors migrated
from our town to Ameriky about 100 years
agos Thin why are yez looking for thin
herew
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-30
ratben fQnnte. Wie bift 9u in iolde
&aierei geratben24

ratben fQunte. Wie biit Du in iol@e
&aierei geratben91
Der gDIlem bat fiumm, aber bebeu.
tenb nod bem 59rante ge3eigt.
uMDa. bas bdite i1 benfen lollen,
@tllem S@nee, Du piffitus, f6nutei i
Ou HE Nrbeit mad meinen pldnen nod
einmal fsriig ma9ens1
sSas fann i'd, .grceGen3, unb pro.
per, In Dier3ebn Sasen ioll bas game
Ding uieber complet fein."
Run probire's WiGem, uno i9ueige
bon Der fatalen @el1i9te.
Damn DerlieB Der quite General in aes
brttdter Gemitbsifimmung ben Gaal
unb ber WiQem bat aornig bic 66naps.
faf9e On bic Wano sei6leuoert. Wenn
er He aud w6@entli9 ftir ieinen @enes
raj bat fiillen lafen, ct ielbif bat teiuen
Sropfen mebr getrunten, bis bic ser.
ft6rte Geifung tDieber aufeebaut mar.
uno als ber CUTE @eneral bos fertig.
geftelte Wert inipi3irt unb fHr funifaes
re1t befunben bate, ba iagte er: ,Wils
LEM e1nee, 0u bif elm un{1GBbarer
2erl. bier f9enfe i'd Dir einen groben
Sbaler unb weroe Dir berbelfen, wenn
Su ausgebient baft, bab Ou bic Sns
tanbbaltune ber 2aiernen unb Maga-
aire bier erbdltftl"
llnb Der General bat iein Wort aes
balten, aber Der Wiaem S9nee lit, mie
iein Bruber i'm befen MannssaIter On
Der e@wiuofu6t ssaorbeu. gs sebt
bort tn ber Gegenb bic Sage, baB bic
3immerpolierer unb WeiBer ni9t alt
nerhen, neil He 10 biel Branntwein
eoniumiren, UNI bas 2admus In Der
Siiu6e auf3ulbien.
Sd babe ben Willem e6nee nod nit
81 @rabe geleitet.
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xn hem hefonrter Mro,es 50

Sn benz befannten proseb bes
9srrn @arftenn 2idierfelbe segsn ben
Wtilit6rfisfus bot Der 4. 9enat bes
3ammergeri@ts nunmebr bas a9te l1rs
tbeil erlanen. Sn bemfelben tpirb ber
Gisfns oerurtbeiIt. 6errn b. @arFeen III
auBer Der bereits bur@ frhbere urtbeile
auertannten &ente bon 7740 so. eine
meitere bon 81 1896 "a so. fur bas Setr
lett %. Mdr3 1887, bic riidlfdnoigen
NIT 143. .535.78 30. tlebfi 3inien iofo,t,
bic larfenbeu in pierteIidbrli1en 0or.
ausbe3ablungen au sablen. Wegen bes
Wertbes Der WaterialientranAportb
bon 10000 M. 1T geueisaufuabme
bei9loRen.
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= NeuIi9 eri9ien in Berlin elm Sc.
ri6tsbOll3ieber bel ben in Der NenbeIs.
fobnftraBe tDobnenoen Gaufmann
p'f6en @beleIten, I'm 3u pfdnben.
Gtau 3. 6ffnete bic 3bar unb ftibrte
ben geamten In bas Wobn3imnler.
Sort bemerfte er auf benz Slide amei
3wau3igmartfide. gbe er fe be.
i6lagnebmeu founte. fprane Grau g.
auf bic 5eioen @olbfhde 3u unb ber.
fdludte He. Die GoIsen ma6ten Rd
balb bemertbar; es itellten Rd 10 Def.
tiae S9mer3en i'm Magen elm, baB bic
patientin ins 2ranteubaus muBte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-30

et9enen Sortbeile 5u opfern; lie bate
aud ben friiber in ibr aufgetau6ten
@eoanfen elmer ebcli6en 8erbinouns
auf9eseben. aber porldufi9 tparen ibre
beiOerleiti9en Snterellen bielelbeu, anb
eS fonute nihtS 56aben, ipenn iie in
ieiner Ndbe mar. um nit ibu iu beras
then unb i'm 5u iiberipaher.
90 mar fie am 80. Gpril nit ibren
9abielisfeiten nadb Der DeibitraBe
iiberseiieoelt, in baflelbe 6aus, tpel6es
ibr peritorbener Wtann belellen, uno
bas er in Dem 9roseb nit Steenbuien
perloren bate.
Wartba Brinfmann mar ni6t lentis
mental, aber iie befaB eine tltht 9ertn9e
Doiis gberslauben, unb es i9ittelte
fie bod Elm bis1en, al8 iie 5uns eriten
Wfale our9 ben 9em0lbten Tborlpeg
iAritt, nm I'm 9ofe Die neue @obnnng
gu be3ieben.
Solepb Sperber bate auBer feinem
s8ureanA nod swei 3immer; bas cine
bennste er als Sblafsema6, oas an.
bere itano porlduit9 leer, ltnb bort
iDollte Srau Wtartba bauien uno ibr
@eltnoepermietbun9sbureau auflhlas
gen.
Die ueu an9elangten Wf0hel ftanoen
nod tpirr bur6einanber, uno bas wiir>
oige paar iaB in Sperber's Romptoir
iiber einem 8riefe, tpel1en Der Yoftbote
loeben fir Wtartba ab9egeten bate.
@s mar oaS Sdreiben Gmalo 9teen>
bnien's.
sd babe es mir 9leif gebadt, q
lagte Wfartba eifris, ubaB mein 8fief
gar feiue Wirfuns baben lpiirbe. 9olhe
9errsn muB man nidt nit 6anolduben
anfaiien. ionoern slei9 nit 6em gtaats.
anDalt fommen. 9(ber ibr Snrilten
ipollt immer 70 fein uno flug iein, bier
ein Bebenfen unb ba elm Paragrapb =
uno i9lieBli9 bebalten mir bod Hed1t.
WaS faglt Du benn nun?
Sperber wie9te ben grosen Sopf uno
traste it'd butter ben Sbren.
.@s lit oumn. Sd bacbte, er miiroe
Wnglt befommen uno anbei6en. Wfit
oem Staatsanmalt lit bas aud lest
nod 10 me Sade. Der Brief Deines
Wfannes lit freili1 oils Beipeismittel
oa, uno 6aS bleibt Die 6auptiade, aber
mir miiiien aud baS 3ensnib BON
Sturm babeu, bab er bielsn Brief tpirf.
lid am gornlittas bes 80. september
benz Seuator iiberseben bat. llno
Sturm itano nidt allein In Steenbu.
len's Uroo, ionoern er bat na9 beitan,
oenem @ramen aud Iusiidt, fir ibn
als Steuermann, piellei1t ais &apitan
5u fabren. ST mdre i66u ounlm.
penn er onrd iein 3eugni6 bieie 6offs
nung gu S9anoen nla6te. Gr brauGt
ia bios 3u iasen, oaB er li9 bes Cages
niht mebr entfanne, o6er 6aB es aud,
gabuittags 9epelen lein fam, bann
iisen mir 6a.
aber er muB bod fdp6ren, mari
Wfartba elm.
Sperbsr la@te. Sci bod nidt 10
onnm, Martbal @as beiBt ihw6ren /
Drei Singer IN bic 66be un6 bamit
baifal Gin Wieineib lit nur aefdbrfid,
ipenn man be1elbsn iiberiiibrt nerben
tanll - ober bift Du nod 70 aberaldu.
btl4 3n oenfen, oab Der ba oben, menn
eS iiberbaupt einen oa oben gibt, iid)
um Die trei Singer fiimmert? Dummies
3eu9l@
(Grnrtfehunn FoInfN y
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Das Weroieaft ffeat!

9Bt mini@en unieren WttbirSern nlit5utbeilen, bab
trtr Dr. atnss nenes S4winbuat8 5etlmtttel beretS
lett ener &etbe BON Sabren perfaufen, ebenIo Or.
9tnss Neue eeter 9ilen, 4udlens @rnted Saibe une
Electric Stters, unb bab MIR nemals SeiImittel perz
fault baben, BITE 70 gut rseben1 ober BITE 70 ausemein
befrtebtst babeu, te oiee Wtr 5bsern fenen Guaens
Bid, BITE Garantie fur beie Mitte eber 3eit 3n ber<
rebmen unb inb es beteit, baS rerausgabte elb au.
rd5n3ahlen, renn ibrem @ebrau@e tenc befriebtasrz
ben &eiultate sefplst ub. Diee Del perbanten ibre
srobe Popnlaritdt ttren eiSenen gerbtenifen. Bum
Sanbluns BON abplpb Dreib, Gbpmpion 60.
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Cite ll,to Jlutb,
3sman aus BEN Samburser 9sben.
Bon stiesrsA Saeobiea.
(Scrtietuns).


llnb unter bielen lpirren @eoanfen
fGlief fie enblih elm uno trdumte lid)
felbit anf Der ro[lenbeu Giienbahn, uu6
balb laB 9turm nit ieinem auten chr.
li1en @eli1t neben ibr, balb iiberrielel.
ten Die onnflen Nueen Nffreo @ananefs
fa's lie nit einem ionoerbareu unheiu,
Iiben Shauer.
Beirn Sriibltiid iaste Qalien su ieinsr
gti6te: On, Ratbe. idl mns Old, auf
einiae Gtun6en ailein la5ien. Wenti
Raufer fommen lollten = Die Siltdaen
nit gigarren ,ti flint HfenniQ 6os
Gtiid ltebeu auf BEN Vaoentiid1 red,ts:
anoere meroen fdwerlid3 qebolt.A
,Wohin tpiuff Du, SRsim p
vg9a ia, i'd lam Dir's aud fuaen.
Define Gtiefmutter muR bod, ,piiien
no On llnterfuuft oefuuben fait
.Die p eutoeanete oos W}dbd,eu fit.
ter. Die tpfr6 iid, mobl blut,penia
oarum fiimmsru Of ID, iebe o6er fnbff
bin. Den Weo fqnnff On Dir mirfs
lid5 iparen. Sheim.a
.Bapperlapapp. -Riub. Das broudit
Oh mir nid,t III iooen ID, fenne Sie
Martho. N6er Srbnuro mnf iein In
allen Dinaen. Wenn es ibr einfdut
Did, Quf Der Bofi,ei ~ reffomiren e.
mare bas etne id50ns @efd,ihte Cd,
babe qeuua an Gilter BON Ser Sie QeIts
foaen. tofs iie burd,oeoonoen lei
lSs mar BOD, eitt fr6iflihss @efiibl
fir 3dthe. Sak lie ioh nit meltbei1,
Grnft Ser Ofefm lie an ieiuer NomiIie
rehnete: un6 70 lieR lie i'm ,iehsn
Sir ben y.adlmtttao erbot lie }ifb' eRem.
faas auf einiae gtlinoeu llrlaub. Die
auflareu @ebanfen Ser perffoiienen
gaad1t tottsn lid, i'm Sooesfiht IN feitem
6ormen aeftaltet.
Qofieu beoah iid ,unahst uoh n,r
Sifdsritrase unS lam S' por cine inc psrs srs
fdiolIene Ebiir. gber Wfartha Nrinf,
mann bate elm 0ebens,eid1en hinterIai.
fen; In Der Ebiiriiiuuna ftanO mit
3retoe aeidlriebe1t
.Nonl /. W1oi ob per,ooen mad,
DeidffrQee is. Sof porteprs
Qaiien Sdaiittelte araerlih ben 9onf.
oos NOR nod, cine bibime @trrfs,
Weas. llno er fonnfe nlir nm Elm Ment.
aes au lpdt oefpmmen iein Senn belte
mar ia Ser Grite.
Wdhreub er unlfliffio SoftonS
bffnete lid, cine observation-disclosures Thiirr
unb cine dltlid,e Nrau blidte hinons'
.Gie iud)erl lpofl bie Worfba. ioote
Sic Nrall. Der woftbote mar bsa5ts sSts
fritz aud Sdacn bo IA iie n oe,cosn
au bem $erl, oem Qinfsanpalt. BIZ
iSperSen I'D, ia lpobl nddifens beiratben
.Wsn irlleeiusn Sie 81 frmo aaiien. ''
Sra BEN @perber in Ser beidffrase.
ST idimpft fid3 Wolfsanpalt, aber Vr sr
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(6ortietuns fo!st.)
Gtne fidere @elt.9lmlaae

tt eine fce, peIer Sbnen unite, Garoutie ,uae,
&ert erben fam, BAT ite bsrtebtsenbe Reiultas es
tsr pterseataas bas an5esse Geb suradsesabt pirb.
tfnen Mpptbeter eiue TlafHe ron Or. atnss Reuem
S@ptnbfu4ts eetlmitel faufen. GS ptrb sarantirt,
tab baffeIbe uuter alien nmfdnben Grlet@teruna aes
rdtrt, wenn man es sesen trsenb pelGe 2etben ber
aeble, ber @rut rber ber 2nnsen anrenbet wie
S&wtnh5nGt, 9unseuentShnbuns, BrcE@itis, Gfbma,
9eu@tufen, Drdure &c. &c. Gstft argene1m eniuueb.
men nnt i@me6t gut, t pbfts itber nnb man fam rs
immer bararf peria1eu'
grcbeaai4en fret In allen Gpotbefen. @bclefale Bet
GhcIph Dretb, Tbcmpfpn Il Go.
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: Dem beutlben Raifer fol- aeeens
ipdrtia eine sdabsrif i6wierise" Sraae
3ur gnti6eibung porIiegen, ndmlid,
bic. Oh bic gerliner poli3ei @e9t botte,
als he Samen perbot, i'm vMdnnerRba
auf pferben aus3ureiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-30

= auf oem Gair plobe In Sir.
mingbom. AIabama, IieB H6 In @ss
eenwart pieler taufenbe BON 3uidauern
elm funges paor trauen unb trat bann
In 8esleituug bes 2uftf6iffers Balbmin
ieine 0o95eiis Reife IN eiuem 2afts
ballon anl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-30

AZ Weun Sic cine Ndb Maldine
brau9en, 10 geben Sic gu @rps, 4O8
Noe. E unb faufen sic eine Domestic.
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1W Die beaen California Rotbs uub
WeiBs sWeine bel 8. GunteI,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-02-21
oREEs taYrHcLoeY.
\ school whsrr 49, a--sian iIcroc. wcr,
EE4~HtH

\ School whrrr $50 t-rcian !icrur. Were
Tarrhi.
In the iiolin;s ia5 81 Greece there was
q greet cave. sud IN that cHyc lived a
mal who wH. hslf homo. lie had the
head aai l,.,a ~ man. hat a horses
holy and lego. lie was famed. vriiCs
Aflrow Land ia 50. Nicholas. for know.
int morn alSout every thing than any
ono o!sc Ia all Greece. lie knew abou,
the g:ara, and The plants uf Garth. which
wcrc rorl for medicine. and which were
rui4arous. lie was tho best archer with
the bow. and the ipcst player OF the
harp. be know most sonsrs aud stories
of old times. for he was the last Of u
people half-liorsc and Mailman. who
had d,yclt In arcien' times on the hills.
Therefore. ric Kings in Greece sent
,hcir soma to- him 10 b. taught shooting.
sit. ring. aud t'uin1 the truth. and tina,
YVES all TIE tCnchinr they had then. cx.
ccp; that tbsy learned t. hunt, and ash.
and fight. and throw spsAr,. and toss
the hammer aud tho stone. Many Of
the boys tar-u' by Chiran became ia
nous. hiaDH them was prphrus. " ho
played the harp 80 swcriiy that wild
beasts followed hiH in'u.;rslsy. and even
the trccs dlnccl after him. ard settled
where he stprr-i playing; aud there
wns Mop1us. who could understand what
the birds any II each other. aud there
wns Hu'cs, the hanisomcst OF men: and
Tiphys, the best s;ccrsmln Of q ship;
and Castor. with his brother Poly
dcuccs the boxer; and iicraclcs. the
strongest moo in the whole world. was
there; and Lynccus. whom they call
keen-cyc. because he could sec so far.
and h. could SOC the dead men in their
graves under the cath; and there was
Euphcnus. 50 swift and light-foo,cd
that he could run upon tho gray sea,
and never wet his feet; and there were
Calais and Ietcs, the two sons of the
North Wind. with golden wines upon
their feet; and many others were there
whose names it would bc too long 70
tell. They ell grew up together in the
the hills, good friends, healthy. and
brave. md etrunr.