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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

The proceedings /, { the BeriOs ses arb
irsios are rapidly drawing towards 'h'
,l.se vhsrs ihe court takes The pspeu'
.ud ietimsies thai speedy decision may
bc expected. Mr. Phelps made the elos
,us Argument for the uolitd States and !
We. ~ nish, 10 expected, = mastery pre-
,sutsilos OF our aide, The English eounl
eel h.ys su,sgobiEsd our contention with
a proposition that there stall he Close
time season. aud ihs. the husl preserve oil
The tut seals tball be within ten miles o.
the i.lsnds 10 which they resort.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
STATE NEWS.

Allow me TO add my tribute 10 the ell.
cscy OF Ey's Cream Balm, | WIS suffer-
ing from severe stack Of iuhnenz, and
catsri h aud wss induced to try yonr RENE
DIV. The respl, VS. marvellous ! could
hardly srtieulste, and 10 lees than "A
honrs the catarrhal symptoms and my
boarsepess disappeared snd was sble to
sing a heavy roe 10 Graud Opera with
voice uoimpsired. strongly recommend
il to all siugs rs WIN Il. Hamilton, Lead
ing b.. 81 o. the c. ID Hess Grand Opers
Co.
IL IL estimated that Vermont's shsre in
the maple sugar hountywill be held 10 the
neis hborhoo l Il $40. 900. or within sbou,
81 900 Of the total for HlI New England.
Over 100 srsdutes OF the Kelley instn
tate celebrated their first anniversary and
renbioa at Montpelier, jane q. After the
psr.de. headed by the military band thers
was a bspque, at the Pavilion.
Richsrd NJ Hunt, Of New York, who 10
Gently received the Queens gold medal 1T
the Royal In titaie Of British Architects
10 London. IL nsiivs Of Bplilsboro. He
is The first American 10 be thus distini
suished.
n, Eanatay EfmnaAn and family are Al
Northeast Bay, Me, wbere tbey sill re
msIn nuiil September
Tue Windsor eoub : institute for tcachi
srs add summer school Of methods will To
held 10 Windsor. beginning Monday, Aug
net IA, and continuing tvo weeks. under
the direction Of N 3 Stone, state super III
tender, Of schools
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
VIVA, wosld Bring No =. a..idsm,s 10
Mmaehsn.s


M Eiiior. : The JouRsAt. 10 its always
ple..a, ords To the new conner, express
ed. las. week, its "wonder that city people
do not securs the many dne iocsiions 10
mi. vicinity Tor snmmsr bones" Mao
chester needs . better railroad service,
more trains st bali present rates from
Boston aud New York. Such al arrange
IN eut would qnsdruple i,s snmm,r resi-
dents in ole year aud eorrespondinely
,silio,d diyi lends. II the csis from Troy
10 Manchester we're ~ pleasant as the
gen,iemsply conductors this, too, would
induce more travel
Seeoud. better msil service. Rutland
over 20 miles beyond n., gets Ses fork
papers Eve horrs ahead Of us. Sarstogs,
lust the sane distance from Troy ~ Man
chester. get. Sew York papers seven
hours b. fore we do.
Third, xsier 10 the town soald eost
5000, mstIGs 40 interest Of $50 per
anuum. The town pov pays 500 Tor
watering i,s streets. rather iev blocks OF
The streets. No. necessary II The tosa
bad water. Hence The interest would be
only $3.50. 10 be divided over The whole
village, giving abundance Of pure water
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

10 bis speech q, Harvard commence
men,, Hon. Robert T. Lincon said The
politlcsl and financial heresies Of the
couutry must be met. Our currency must
not he debssed, snHchy must not be en-
coursged. see that the governor OF my
state be. just psrdoped two strocious an
srohists II was not an set OF mercy. The
chief reason the governor gives is lhst the
snatchists were tried before 9 Judge OF
malicious ierooity. That Judge IL one Of
she most able and honest on the bench.
He tried the cases ~ duty aud vas 10
danger Of being killed every day OF that
trial. This act Of dema2osic governor
viihs lille Temporary power, this Islander
upou justice, | must denounce. aud II !
did not would consider myself 90 sposl
tate TO my own state OF Illinois.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
AIYlea 20 MN ars.

Are you disturbed ut night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth9 II so,
sendst once and get bottle Of Mrs. Win,
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery, disrrhoes, reyu
iates TIT. stomach end bowels. cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces siiuhsm
ton, and gives tone AMI energy TO the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's soothing
syrup for Children Teetbing is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and is for
sale by ell druggists throug hout the world
Price 25 cts bottle.
- -
uaplava Rvaad Wipnaro ~ ont waa 20 a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

Attorney General olney decides that the
oongres, ionsl appropriations 10 aid ~ tbs
Worlds lair have not been invalidated by
the Sundsy opening OF the gates. H''
contention is that tho appropriations were
not made conditional upon Sunday clos
ing. The exposition managers agreed to
closr, and thereby met the demands oil
congress and were en- titled 10 the money.
The fact that they sftervard broke the
agreement is. in the attorney generals
opinion, no argument against the paying
over Of the balance OF the cash. This dis
tinction between agreeing to do = thing
and doing 1t 10 . foe one, but doubles,
holds good in law.IThe moral aspect OF il
10 cute another matter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
nAX SALE.

TAX SALE.
4 The pon.losidanl propriston Of the Town
al Dorset Ia the County 0f Bennington are
hereby notified that the Arps assessed by said
town OF Dorset within three years neIt proceed
Inc sAis date remain In whole on IN part unpaid
unap the following described lsnds situated IN
said town TO wit
an about 10 acres Of land, more or less, stu.
on Dorset Hill, 80 called, northerly Of The school
house In District No. . in said Dorset. Assessed
and taIed to John N. Btuarts estate.
Taxes due thereon to date, tiGlg
On about IL acres OF land more or less, with
bouse and barn thereon, situated on West road.
80 called, IN Dorset, northeriy Of Wilson Ladd's
place. Assessed and taxed 10 VIM, J. Towsley.
Taxes due thereon W date, ti6 90
On abont acre OF land, be tho same more or
less, with house and barn thereon. situated In
bst part Of Dorset known AS West Dorset. aud
i, the same land conveyed by Susan LAthrop aud
Asa Jath,op, October 9Th, 1883. Assessed aud
'''' Isres due thereon 70 date, t2soe.
On Abo " one acre OF land be the same more
ar less with house and earn thereon, situated IN
East Dorset, and IL the same conveyed TO Mary
A. Hector by Timothy Hector. May 2sih, lssJ.
Asses,ed and IA ed TO Mary A. Hector
Taxes ,ne N, NTeon for the year 1890 t276
On about II acres II land, be the same mora
or Iess nov occupied W Wilson Ladd aud vile.
located an the West fon 4 leading from Vim. NJ !,
Kelloqgs 10 East Rupert sad formerly owned w
Richard scDnett. Assessed ,snd taxed to wilson
LAdd and wife.
Taxes due thereon, $40 "a.
Vermont Manganese Co embracing certain
ore bed rights. sand bed rights rights Tor wssh-
ing orc And rights Of way aud ali other rights
leiouging 10 said Vermont MAng aness Co. As
ss~sed aud taxed TO Vermont Manganese 90.
m Taxes due thereon, 81 ".
On one fourth OF 80 rod quarry lot and Al In
terest In Ledge Quarry LOT, said interest being
now conveyed TO Il. y. Prince by deed recorded
Aug 2sth, 1889, containing seven acres Of Irpd
more or less. Assessed and taxed TO Duncan
MoDonald's estate,
FlgHtsf Tsses due thereon, 81 10.
And 80 much Of said lands VIII be sold 81
public suction At The Warrington Hotel In
Dorset on the Goth day OF July A b.. 1881 al 10
clock IN the forenoon, ~ shall be requisite 10
dischArge said iaIes with costs unless previously
paid.
Dated al Dorset, Bennington County. YER
mont this 27th day OF June A D., 1883.
s3w N. hoWAYHE. Cole ct0r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

IL npret.bis The. II 600 m 10 The
ppsr pea iniuls d Michigan aud no'tb'
srn whcoEsin are cot Of vori by rss'on
81 The clio leg o. the iron ninss, Mines,
10 rnsey insisnces. were The sole support
q the io.n.. Some 81 the mines are 80
eonpldsly hat down that the pumps
t.ve bssr taken ont and the niSss sill he
silowtd 10 Oh wiih vslcr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
COMMISSIONERS, NOTION.

" Estate OF gsAssIs ID. Coos.
The undersigned haeing been appointed b,
the Hon Probate Court for the Distict Of han.
chester Commissioners, 10 receive ,aaAmlns aud
sdinst all claims and demands OF al parsons
against the estate 81
Erasmus D. Cook. late Of Mancbsster
in ssid District, deceased, and ali claims exhibit
cd In Offset thereto hsrebygive notice thst -
aill meet for the purposes aforessid ~ The
Uolbuin House. o. Manchester Contre Ia SAID
town OF Manchester on the 18th
day OF Deeembey, Den from oeioet
A. N. until o'clock =, N. on said day, aud that
.ir months from the 18th day OF Jupe
A b. 1893, 10 the time limited by said Court Tor
said creditors TO present their claims TO Ne foi
examination aud allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 18th day OF June
A. p, 1898.
JOHN O. BLACKMRR, co,,.
l03S WILLIAM II sMfrH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
APPLICATION OF GUARDIANTO
SELL REAL ESTATE

SELL REAL LsIAIE
srATr or VERMONT. District Of Manchester, -.
Be II remembered. that Al session OF the
Probate Court, holden II Manchester, within
and for said District. on the 9th day Of July
A. d 1888
Percent. Hos, n. X. Fowlsa, Judge.
whereas Albert H. Burton OF Rupert In said
District, 0aardisn Of William Henry Leafs 81
said Rupert q minor. has this day made applica.
lion 10 said Court Tor license 10 seil the real
estate Of said ward. to witt his right title aud
inter Get ~ the equity OF redemption OF tho raj
es,Ats which mary v. Lewis lste OF Rupert died
seized and possessed ia SAID towB u rupert
II IL ordered. That al parsons istsrssisd 10
the estate Of rsid deceased bs Doiihsd 10 ~.
gear before said Court. ~ the Ir0bsie Once 10
Manchester, in ssid District on tre IN day ~
August A. ID. 1898, ~ 10 o'clock IN the forenoon.
by publication Of this order, three weshs suo'
cessvely previous thereto. In the Manchester
JouasAI newspaper printed a hAnchsstfr
Aforesaid, to show canss. II any they may have,
Why said license should not be grantsd.
l03w J. Y. FENS, hsrtegis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

Soms 1900 deisss," o. the J fs y 4
ne. 10 cosveSiion Mouiresl Last week SOD
hss On Interesting Esstias Some o. ihs
.ps.las ssAa harsh ihiSss about The ho'
u.s Catholics asd ss te,uli The French
catholic. u the city nsde fioloas dsDoS
.uslions. No srsops barn vas dose y
The police succeeded 10 restoring or'ef.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

The strengthening oi the artillery fore'
OF the German army will amount to iisii'
IL the French adopt the invention oil NJ
Turpin, the inyenter Of that tremendous
erpionve. meliulle. Turpin's latest inven
ton is lish, gun and carriage drawn by
two horses, which throws $1,000 bullets
over ssurfsce Of q. 900 square yards, With
. range Of two miles. The gun can be
nred four times 10 fifteen minutes. II Is I
ssiliag m,gnifed snd woull seem to bs
.n sffcc,usl preventive OF war.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
ghfl uan(lIfsifI JDnfpnl
THURSDAY. JULY u. isas.
DIX gIK0KDs. Edsisr and rre7ris' OF,

A Gre Musssy sissrneor destroyed Tho
C,osanbsas ware togfe si The Cticsso
Tar s,osna.. lsfss Eve siory bailsins.
.nd ihsussee5 ibs desifneilon Of sil tbs
IA, teadiEs, boszs forty frnsn los'
their lssa.. q. NE bsii3ins VA . more
hail .ss bnfsed lac tisser. The less
v.s $50. 900. 20 10 nrspee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
| IN CHANCERY.
fTEE TEBM 1 ID. lssa,
| - sra oy vsss oHgs Bss nins "a County ~.
faAkK EEos eSAB ~ n

TAcosIc MARIE co.
Ata Court " Chsncsry holden al Manchester,
within and for the County II Bennington, ON
DE nrst Tuesday 81 June A. ~ is2e, FGnnk EDos
d Brookiyp, Ia Ne Comfy u naeA IN the
stsis o. Nov York.. prsfsrs4 ~ petition
s. is.sa 70: ss. n msssa s1a.. deed
given snd e,ecpisd ~ aid fseouis \ .rbls Co.
"a certain lands, nghts, privileges snd Lease
hold sstsiss in ssid Manchester, And In bundsr
and 10 said County Of bennington, 10 the Hoi.
>pd Trust GO. Of the cry q Nov fo,t. 70 -.
ssse tbs pAymspi Of ssrtaln boads. issasd BY
ssld Taeonic n srbls Co, 10 the bearer or reg
stored owners ihsrsot That said 1seonie
MsrbIe Go. issnsd bonds 10 tbs amount 81 tso
hundred and my ibou'sEd dolarsi that said
R,nh Etos - ibs bearer q registered o.nsr
III NJ shortly thereof, snd the rect aye held BY
divers Other parties TO him unknown.
And whereas 81 said Court. snsh proceedings
.,eye had that 4 Decree ~ f0ftAJsuf vas
grsnted 10 favor u said Frank knns. agsiDst
saa Tsoone y .,t|f So and y. Esrssf Va.
y I'D boaas, srd amsrisin ihs value Of ID.
p,oyeytv rights and estates covered Ivy said
trust deed, aud make report thereof 70 SAID
Court
said Court, thst sad 9, NJ Barber Elss s.hos
" ,bs non resident holders 81 ssd bossis. 81 the
TINE and place, when and where be viii attend
10 tbs business Of his sid sppoiniassi. ~
publl.hing the sane lbrss wsess soeessfissy
lo die MsnabA ester JaurnAi. a pubAc newspaper
printsd II ssld MaLelsstar. tho last Of which
pubilesiious 70 b. al lss4t twelve days prior 70
he halr OF bssfihg, bA-M
hs~. hsrsfss, pursaAaa V so peersA .nd
~ osiass Of ny aid sPg ntnsgs ] esr.1y
rive notice 70 AL non-fssidsnt botnsrs On We
bonds "A ssld Tlsonlc Msrbis o.. thai ] win
az. an looonpt u said boDds, and sstsnd W The
businsss Of my ssid appointment. q ths Court
Han,x In N.reh,sisr In aid county ef Ben
ninston 90 the tenth day o. Augus A. u. lsss.
At tan o'eloek IN the fofsDccn.
Dztsd Al Manchester 10 said eoanty tbs 7ih
day u Jaiy, A. y. 1879.
o n. BAfBIB, sfeeisi Master.
F0wLfx s Eor, koiscsion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of kigA n.tpwIs
The pndsrsigusd, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the Dastrist oi Man.
chester Comsuis si0nnrs. " re@iye y namins, aud
dust all claims and densnjs OF all persons
az sipst the estsfc ~
EhsA Baldwin lsta Of sAndsAis
In said District, deceased and ali claims exhibit. .
cd IN oifsot thereto, hereby give notice that ws
| will meet TOT the purposes Aforesaid Al the late
dwsliing house OF the deceased in said sand
gate on the sth day Of January noit, from y
clock until O'Clock r.M on said day and
that sin months from the 7,h day Of Jely
A. ID. ls9a 10 tho time limited by said Court
Tor .aid creditors 10 present their elaine 10 Ne
for examination and allowance,
Dated al sssedsste this 7th day OF July
A. u. 1898.
lUsw EvI l. HuRD, ''"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

Tags a sleeirie rsll.,Y siect sasti 70 Do
with its sse viik vbsst this iTeilsy oom'
pssy lss ssisss pssse~ass q ibs ussiys'
bats hsitls 6eldf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

Congressman Stewart In speaking oil
the huancial situation said 10 Rutland
Herald reporter The present fosncisi
crisis uss caused largely by two things -
the pnrchsse clause OF the Sherman silver
Las snd uncertainty and fear shout Mr..
Clsvelspd's policy, especially his tariff
policy. The Sherman Law may be the
leading cause. bat IT 10 no. the only one,
snd matters are 80 complicated that 10
oue remedy will be sufficient Bepeslins
the silver Law viii help materially, oil
course, bat Other things must be done,
FOR instance. business men - and they ere
intelliseu, men do DO. ino~ what plsns
10 make Tor the future. simply becsuse
the standardization hiss noi mapped on, It's
policy. Business men are. In . measure, 10
The DARK and they have done the wise
thing stopped going ahead. As resnl,
there ~ depression and the worker Is ou,
81 work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

The N. Y Tribune says that, In hi,
srsumen, before the Boring sea sribun
on Thursday, Mr.. Phelps made . state
mont which will probably be receive.
with some surprise by the overlesrned
person who have been arguing the British
case in Democratic and Mugwump news
pspers. He said that the so.called three
mile limit Was the minimum and not u 4
msrimum line OF national self defence.
He said that jurisdiction might extend
much farther than the three mile limit
when II vss necessary to protect speci.l
national interests. those Americans ~hc
are 20 fond OF thinking that their country
10 always wrong and their statesmen al
ways inferior will do we'll to pause awhile
10 confederation OF this statement Of law
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
WANTS.
Millinery Goods
SEyMopR nARwo0p,s Er.r.

SEYMOUR HARwo0D'S Rsrars
- sHkis 90 NsssaSf, pi.tlici ~ Manchester ,ss
he ntemami,eesa, that ale s~~sioa " tbs
Probate Caafi holden 81 Manchester. ~iihin sad
lot said p,sl Iiel, Oh The s.lk asy o; iaas A. u.
t-as
prs sent, Hos u, X fowIrs, Judge.
where's 4 ceftsiu insh nmsat in vnnag. an.
dor seal. parpettng 10 be The last will sea toe
i,mtpi u Ssy near nnveoa. late 81 Rupert In
said District. deceased. having te.n this day
presented 20 said UauH ~ Probate and aaly al.
"a 10 the hexissers ofsne: Thevssufe. u n o,
dsred that al persons Interested ia the estate
Of said deceased he nolsh.d 70 appear before
said Court. Al tie Probate ufoe 10 Manchester,
10 said D.suics, on ,hs is,A dss 81 Jaly A u.
1855, 81 ten eclook An The forenoon by publics
lion Of this order. thiee vseks soeeessivelf PIE.
vions thereto, In The AAaohsstsr JouAsAn, .
newspaper printed al Manchester Aforesaid. 10
show cause, II sur they may have, vhy said In
strn nlent in writing should not be pfpsss aad
Aiow, a. the last Win aud testament u The sasd
deoes ssd,
sw JE fkNN, Register,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
FOR SALE /!

On account Of other business which demands
my attention elsewhere offer for sale, at once,
NV
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

4 Mere hoass are hsing bull Ia bshnins
100 this scssnihsn dutins sny rccsns one'
Ons esGtrscur b building n~s. - sv'
~ 40 sAsfess be 0plsyed s = sosk
|xcsst evefys,rs1s .ksvs Gsas q ~ -
hvfsy. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-17

The old tars in the naval home have
. new scheme for obtaining at least a
part each year Of the pension to which
they would be entitled IL they were
not inmates of the government institu-
ton on Gray's Ferry road. by a Pc
culiar twist in the law when an old
man-o-warsman accepts the benefits OF
the home he is obliged to surrender his
pension. A few knowing ones among
the veteran salts have found out that
this law does not apply to soldiers and
sailors homes in other parts Of the
country, and they occasionally obtain
leave Of absence from the naval home
and obtain admittauce TO the home al
Hampton, Va, where they remain for
q few months at n time. During this
period they receive their pension
money, and after accommodating fifty
dollars or one hundred dollars they re-
turn to the Gray's Ferry establishment,
whore they stay until they have spent
the cash, and then take another profit.
able leave Of absence. philadelphia
Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-17
HUMOROUS.
trade"

"A few million years hence the sun
will give ont no more heat" s.Well.
most of us won't be in need of heat
Life.
-Mamma-"Harry. I want YOU "a
come in now and amuse the BABY
Harry aged 5)-"You'll have to excuse
me, mother; I'm not in the ~low-comedv
line."-Boston Transcript.
-She-"What swell turnouts Maud's
new beau always has" Hc-"Yes.
have just found out about them-he
gets three dollars a day for exercising
the horses. Detroit Tribune.
English rs il is UnJcrstood.-sIin in
sist upon your leaving the house, She
said, angrily. Certainly" he replied.
blandly; II have no intention Of taking
it with me. Detroit Free Press.
-"How Is it your little baby sister
goes to sleep as soon as your father
takes hero" Littlc-four-year old-"I
spec it's cause shed rather do thai
than stay awake and hear him sing
Beau Monde.
-Gcorgc-"May ! hope. dearest. that
at some future time | may have tho
happiness of making you my wife?"
Mamie-"Well, ! hope SO, I'm sure.
I'm just tired of suing fellows for
breach Of PROMISE - Raymond's
Monthly.
-Jiggcrs-"Young Justwed saws his
wife is a very magnetic woman" jag.
~gers-"You bet she is. He asked her
to allow him to go downtown with
me the other night and she showed
both negative and positive qualities in
lcss'n half a minute. "--Buffal Courier.
-"When ] die, dear" murmured the
fashionable but delicate wife to her
doting husband, II want you 10 have
my portrait painted every year, max.
ing IL look a little older each year,
THAT would be very natural, nv
replied the husband. sVhat
would be natural?' '.The-ah-paint.
-Customcr-"Why do you take the
trouble Of sending the gloves, a small
away with the money? I might
BE- putting them on while waiting Tor
my change" Salesman--"Yes, and
have them half worn out. W. don't do
business In that way. We mean that
III goods shall leave he store In arr.
ssts order. "-Bostoa Transcript
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-17
A IMPLICATION OF AUGUST
rhis Month Il the Pleasant Undertlmc NJ
the Year.

the Year.
IL 1T were required 10 typify August
would suggest the month he likened
to an oriental merchant, dealer in ali
manner OF incense and perfume. In
these still warm nights, the wandering
merchant has traffic with woody slash,
ings and thickets where grow black.
berry brambles, frewood and milk.
weed, and wild lettuce. Cominc
straight from these, and gathering d
1.-THE from popped and lillied gardens,
such as the country still loves TO cult.
vate, the merchant brings to town a
sachet OF rural sweetness potent to
wake delicious memories. August
might be portrayed as swinging a CEN
ser in which are turning fragrant
leaves and blossoms. Furthermore. the
month might be characterized as the
month for butterflies: for il is at this
point in the season that the most
splendid specimens of the butterfly
tribe make their appearance. The
white and yellow rovers are every.
where present-the butterfly
atty. Here and there is seen a creature
OF such brilliant dyes, texture SO ex.
quisite, as TO suggest that it could
scarcely have had an earthly origin.
What spirit clothes itself in the jetty
darkness Of night. relieved only by the
patch OF bright daytime azure at the
base of its wings? One with colors of
lire or OF sunset ! saw, lowering about
the dusky sidewalk in a sort Of a fatu-
Gus fascination; | could have caught il
easily, 81 absorbed was the foolish
insect Another. vivid as an autumn
and as helpless a yag was
seen floating down the stream. A but
terfly might he said to be a winged
scroll of mystic picture-writing. There
Is one point Of likeness to the bird; a
butterfly has plumage. but all of down
or feathery dust instead of true
feathers.
With the white and yellow butter.
dies, everywhere Pickering in this still
sunshiny world, go their botanic coun-
terparts, the white thistle-balls. lumi-
nous, slowly drifting, like some Kind
large diurnal freely with white fire
aden." These rise at the least whis-
Der OF the air from many a sleepy, OBJ
ivious field mistily brushed over with
'histle-down soft and fine as the wool
# the lambs in spring born in the
'ough pasture. AS if anticipating the
leciduous time and fashion Of the
caves certain myriads of the insect
world shed the corporal habit that
vas theirs. -Atlantic.