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bic philosopher. He did not come the
next day or the next but | thought moth
ing of that. The philosopher is often lost
in his meditatiOns, and Judged such was
the case with him. Finally, last night
came. He always used to come on Tues
day afternoon, last week being the only
occasion he had not done 50 since l had
known him. So the idea occurred to me,
he may be sick. Immediately was con
WINGED such must be the case. l upbraid-
ed myself for not having thought of that
before. | thought, Henri, you ought to
be ashamed of yourself Here your friend
and pupil is probably ILL., and you do not
even inquire regarding him ! knew he
was a bachelor and my mind was filled
with thoughts of the terrible things that
might happen to a sick man all alone in
his room, and perhaps too weak to sum
mon assistance. l could hardly wait for
the hour when my shop would close. As
soon as that time came | rushed up town,
not even waiting for my dinner, although
/ was hungry. / knew his address, a
house near Columbus avenue, on Eighty
fifth street, where he had a furnished
room. | rang the bell, trembling with
apprehension. A servant came to the
door.
50 I wish to see Prof Jamse, said I.
Huh, said she, my mistress would
like to see him too, but l guess
he won't come around here very
much
''What do you mean woman said l,
angry beyond bounds, at her disrespect-
full language in speaking of the profess
sor How dare you talk so of gentle
MANI
Gentlemanp she replied with scorn.
"A fine gentleman he Is, running away
without paying his board, and borrowing
money from the poor widow, too. Sure,
he left nothing but a lot of soiled clothes
we had to throw away. And here I've
had to answer the bell dozen times a day,
telling the people he swindled what
scoundrel he was
Monsieur, it seemed as though my
heart would break My knees trembled,
and the perspiration stood out on my
forehead. | tottered down those steps,
dazed and Inundated. How got home l
know not. l left my dinner untasted All
last night tossed and moaned, so that
my wife wanted to know if had the
stomach ache. Only toward morning |
fell into an uneasy slumber, disturbed by
dreams of grinning devils, who were
dancing about me in a horribly fantastic
way, and pointing fingers at me scorn-
fully. 1t will be long before l am myself
again"
A look of hopeless pain came into the
BARRIERS face, and he settled into silent
melancholy He worked at his customer
almost mechanically, and with a PARKWAY
look in his eyes The doctor was also
silent. but pressed the BARRIERS hand
sympathetically.
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but it was that or die. So heretreat was
ordered. inspected each man personally
to see that his equipment was all right,
but owing TO my ineXperience and the eX
Citement of the moment forgot the ra-
tiOns Only one man IN the command
took his rations. 1t was an hour or so
before the indians discovered. that we had
fed. BY that time we were up in tho
mountains in places so steep that one man
had to help the other up. Horses could
not follow us. So, for the time being, the
Sioux would not strike US. GrOuard took
a mountain trail, which we followed on
foot for fifty hours without mOuthful TO
eat. Such fca-fully vigorous exercise
without food nearly killed us. Toward
the end of the perilous march VIC all be
came so weakened that we marched for
ten minutes and then would lie down and
rest. Several of the most robust men be-
came insane, and one or two never re-
gained their wits. When we reached
Crooks camp | slept for twenty-fOur
hours without waking, and during that
time the camp was sharply attacked by
the Indians. Even the roar Of the mus
kerry did not disturb my sleep in the
least. Not single man was lost on this
trip
Remarl1ing on the peculiarities ofplain
life. Captain Sibley said that il seemed
wonderful TO him what remarkable in
StlnctS halfbreed scout possessed. a
scout had led him across a trackless waste
on a dark night when the snow was fall
ing and the wind blowing. There was
not a landmark to guide the scout. The
horses were continually drifting 10 wind
ward as it were, in the effort to get their
faces away from the cutting blast. Yet,
in the face of all these difficulties the
scout would lead the troopers, after
marching all night, to the exact spot for
which they started, and he never failed
A surprising popularity of Indians is
their carelessness about posting sentinels
when they go into camp, even when they
know that an enemy is near Captain
Sibley has seen large village completely
surrounded by soldiers in the early morn
ing without an alarm being given. In
fact the only movement in the Indian
camp as late as O'Clock in the morning
was the appearance of an old squaw, who
came out of wigwam TO change the po-
sition of a tethered horse.
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West for the Summer.

Many of our readers will 90 to the
worlds fair this summer While in the
west why not visit some of its leading re-
sorts-see the Yellowstone, the Yosemite,
the Grand Canon of the Colorado. Hot
Springs, s. D., Helena, Mont, or take a
trip TO Alaska, the Great Salt Lake or
60 to Banff, visit the resorts Of Lake Min
netOnka, Mimi, Excelsior Springs, Mo,
Colorado Springs, Pixies Peak and Mani
tou, the California mountain summer re-
sorts, picturesque Macknac and the
various Michigan resorts, or the lake re-
sorts Of Wisconsin, We will gladly send
you full printed information in regard to
these resorts or any others, with the ways
of reaching them via any point, and help
you lay out any tour or route you may
think of taking. Write, asking for what
you want. BY special arrangements with
the recreation department, the Christian
Union, New York Address the Morning
News, Savannah, Ga.-ad.
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..... Work july 15-Arrived.. schrs Lizzie
NrN 'r5,... savannah; Three Sisters,
N ..-.ru4h. Napoleon BroughtOn,
.-.rI.-tJn. Warren Farren, Turner,
lres.gg'- steamer Macedonia lBr]. Leisk,
4--s.ra. Dark b Rabel, Mitchell, Fer
aaa5 steamer Colorado, Evans Brunswick
b fe-a- INV 12-Arrived. banks Cormo-
ham, luramichi; 18th, NincenzinO
q. IAN HIN l3-Arrived, bark Elvira LItall,
l sgIr. savannah. o..,, -.-.r.
ray. iI5aIra- July 12-Sailed, steamer Leven
/ y. Fo'. III. ARRIVED bark J f Pust
~, peters Pensacola.
i5Sa5-,s-.Irl June 26-Sailed, bark Asia lNorl,
Fl i. ( tr.e . " l. June 30-Arrived, schr
- pr' Lent Bar River, to sail about
Ir-. for Ftruaud1na.
lu1 +r JfIy ARRIVED, sChr Jennie Lock
WI poland. Apalachicola.
yl'",.. i,.ir, .Tulv l4-Cleared, schr Mary S
-bag. Facemire. Charleston.
/ ! 'r--.,,f..- July I4-ArriVed, Schrs Susan b
ID, n Iir,nbv Baltimore; Robert G McQutllen,
s New York. Fannie L Child, Fuller
BF9 Es.r.5 schr Forest Fairy lBrl, Oliyiera,
,1.8 AZ Verde Island.
l5t ai 5ir.r : G. July 14-Arrived, schr Chas
| s-6ru Cuoo New York.
f,r,5riq--aa July l4-Sailed, schrs Mary A
III vr4gir and Frank Nauderherchen, Mil
10 ,'' Nsy York Mary e Morris, Smith, and
r,,r, u knowles. Mayhem Philadelphia.
| ii--.''-.-r.uI|na. July l3-Arrived, Schr Flora
pa,4-- Warren. Boston,
'irh-saiIed, schr Normandy, Rivers, New
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* I'm t1aaIeV II SoI0non (. Som innynaI
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w b s,im,ig,. Reunard : Az 90 Fills = a 90
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lh',.t-.... ,'-.,,l.Cg 4 n " NIcNatt & NJ
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Per Central Railroad. July 15-H n Cohen.
Wood, C. & 20 D,ycle 4 n II Fcl,rnnn 4 v n
BarteI~ II II LIVINGSTON. + A Wheeler T. I
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CITY Pharmacy mos ANDERSON I r Tag,,art
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Grady az Son. ! : Jaines T,ndden e r r. 7
Otarma LovoII &, l. TinnraaT, RIOS ~ r.anT
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Savannah frnit,Ira 70 ~ SoInl,1on e Snn -
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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC vICTo.
RIOUS.
"viohy'' q Trade Mark.

The French Republic, who is the owner
of the celebrated Vichy Springs, sued
Carl II. Schultz, of New York, for manu-
featuring an imitation Of these waters.
Judge William X. Townsend. of the
United States circuit court, in a very ex-
haustive decision on a demurrer. decided
that the name "Nichy' is commercial
name, and, as such is protected under the
Industrial property treaty.
The genuine Vichy waters, exported by
the French Republic, have a neck label
on every bottle with the name Of Eisner
& MeDdelsou Co.. Sole Agents, printed
thcrcOn.-ad.
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Exports.

Per steamship Dessoug for Philadelphia
ii1r.les upland cotton 10000 feet lumber, 81
.gIa, damcstics and warns - bales wool, 43S
-I> ru,iu. lO7 bbls spirits turpentine, loo
sS5 shingles, 14O casks clay. 500
Jse, fruit. 42G tons pig iron, 295 empty beer
key, l75 pkES mdse
Per steamship Kansas City for New York
.Otala- upland cotton s0bags sea island cot
1u As bales domestics, 43,S54 watermelOns,
Jis bals ro,in. 42S bbls spirits turpentine. 800
bars. los OOD feet lumber, l25 sacks rice chat,
Ing hbIs fruit. 2,846 boxes fruit 76G pkgs vege-
aar, I75 tons pig iron. 2GS pkgs mdse.
Per schr Margaret A May for baltimore
Z, 900 feet lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.
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Meteor .GcrI Mcuiaun. Fleetwood -ll tay
Agtoorat rNorl Altrethsou. Malaga. sid
june r.
Nacuc Nor. Sorcuscn. Tansner- s.l Jures
A~yalou nor. HJiaer.u Harhur.. Sod Man 30
, dun lNOrh Olsen. Bergen. ~id May 1l
North star NOR, Scheou. Liverpool sid
june 10.
p % Petersen Nor, stoescn, st Nazaire. sid
June g.
Willis and sohn LGerl PROM, Waterford.
sid june 8.
sinTsfjord Nor, Andrcasen, Rotterdam. Sid
June O.
Linden INorI. Aauonsen. Flushing sid Ju5elS.
LOYAL Nor. Gregersen, Bamburg. sldJWne27.
Patton Nor. Andersen. Arendal. sid June y.
Norukap INOrI Olsen. COrunna. sid june ~
Kristen Nor. HaagensCn, Hamburg, sid June
%
Sirrah [NorI. Andersen. Havre. sid June 20.
II l. R0uth, Kirby, Santos, sid May 30.
Loyspring Nor, Schiye, Algoa Bay, dune
10.
Harold Mort, Christensen, Hamburg, sid
July 8.
Aurora [Norl, Koss London sid July 8.
sCHOONERS.
Mary A Hall. Ncazie New Bedford sid June TO-
j = HOSklns Bennett, Baltimore sid Jnue 30.
Annie Bliss ODOnnell, at Baltimore July s.
Island City, Voorhees,, at Baltimore July >.
Robert c McQuillen, Blake, New York, sid
July 4.
A Lamson Smith, Baltimore. up July7.
NJ Hoge - Norfolk sid July ;
Horace p Shares; Mount, Baltimore via Nor
folk, sid July 10.
Emma c Middleton, Somers. Charleston. sid
July 10.
Annie Bliss, ODonnell, Charleston SD July TO-
Ida Lawrence, South Amboy via New York,
sid July 10,
Henry Crosby, Brooks, Philadelphia sid July s.
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LIST OF VESSELS.

w. Cleared and sai lied for This Port
p.... STEAMSHIPS.
Yar Sears, Darion, sid July via New
Penarth, sid July Il.
Arr. SHIPS.
Nsy9. NOR Cornelinsen. Rotterdam, Sid
Ca- BARES
.Jl.ai.. .italL Criscuolo. Trieste, sid
,'9rFcusen, Barbados, sid March
-a-a.. Aiartinouch. Girgenti. sid Mayo
Ssla. '. Raoiet Barcelona. sid April 10.
Aa.a .NofI. Andersen, Rotterdam, sid
--'o'l' Nielsen, London, sid May 20.
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The A. o. Wright Publishing

The A. o. Wright Publishing Com
pany, of Jacksonville, announces in an at
tractive prospectus that on September 5
they win issue the first number of a mag
azlne TO be called Florida Life" 1t
viii be about the size of the Century
magazine and viii be published monthly
Tor Sl.O0 per year, 10 cents per copy.
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Forrest City, Ark, April 6, 1872
Messrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah. Ca:
Dear Sirs-We take great pleasure to
We can truthfully say that Prickly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium Compound,
=. p p, is one Of the best sellers that
we have ever set on our shelves since We
have been in business, and every person
we have sold p. =. p. to says it is the
best blood purifier known. Yours truly,
Winthrop ~ Cad
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Edward Everett Hale tells a curious story
Of Tenuysons appointment TO the laureate
ship. The honor was first offered tdSamuel
hO5ers by Prince Albert ana the banker-poeJ
in declining it. he, ausc Of age, recommended
Tpnnvson Tor the place The prime minister
wrote in reply: We are not acquainted with
the works Of this gentleman. and viii YOU q
good enough TO let me know whether he has
eGer written ANYTHING which Hoald make 1t
improper for u woman to name him for this
poStY- Mr.. Hale says that this story Is as
true as IL is funny, for he saw the original
correspondence with his own eyes
Col Bob Ingersoll is said to have more
Young men friends Than any man in tie couu-
try. He says witty things t. the young fel-
lows pats them on the shoulder ana makes
',,tnr,,lies of them. Occasionally he viii i'm
dulq. in "a night OK conversational oratory that
tulrly captlyates his hearers.
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Nnrice to Mariners.

pilat charts and all nautical information
.'Hf. furnished masters of vessels free Of
har,e m United states Hydrogfaphlc once
a. The custom house. Captains are requested
B call at the Office.
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III YOUR BACK ACHES,
OPyou are all worn out really good fof notFir
ing, 1t is general debility. Try
BROWE'S IRON BITTERS.
It Will cure you, cleanse your liver, and 9iva
good appetite
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Per steamship City of Savannah from Bos-
OH W Johnson. Mrs Mason, Mrs 5 + Rus
eL W o Todd, d G Todd, Ii Morey, r Nc
.agghIn coll Mrs Kramer, Mrs Cunningham
90. and Steerage.
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They say" said Spriggins. that it takes
three generations to make a gentleman"
THAT, " replied Virgins. "Opens up pleas
ant prospect for your grandson. Life
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MRS. WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhpa. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tle.-Ad.
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Mems Night Shirts and Handkerchief
In variety, at LaF'ar's Broughton street.
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In boys straw hats, at LaFar's, Brough.
ton street.-ad
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Cheaper than ever, pretty patterns, at
LaFar,s, Broughton street.-ad.
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For over FIFTY Years.

Silk belts and leather for men or boys,
1t LaFar's, Broughton street.-ad.
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...u.re 'Nor.. Sorenseen Rotter-
R-s ..et iu ballast l. Minis q Co.
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Summer Underwear
For men, at bottom prices, at LaFar's
ad
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,,.-.-., A May, Jarvis, Baltimore
5.r-.- s. Go.
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Distinction without Difference.-AIaude
Did he marry her for her money?
Lelia-No; for her father Skate Fields
Washington.
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Bathing and Athletic Suits

Tennis Shoes and Gymnasium Shoes
0 cents upward, at LaF'ar's Sad.
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White and Fancy Vests
Great Reduction

In variety, at LaFar's, Broughton street
ad
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Nice Sun Umbrellas
All sizes, at LaE'ars, Broughton street
ad
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Arrived Yesterday.
.+ quarantine Yesterday.

...v of savannah. Sayase Bos.
..-ul
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BOOK NOTICES.

"The Story of a Telegraph Operator"
by Mr.. r. T. S. Ogilvie publisher, 81 Rose
street, New York paper % cents.
Money. Silver and Finance" by J.
Howard Cowperthwait c. p Putnam's
Sons, 81 West Twenty-third street, New
York, cloth 81 Those who desire to
study financial questions, particularly as
to their relations to silver, will find this
volume an interesting one.
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The July New England Magazine is q
bright summary number, the very thing
to while away the tedium Of railroad
travel or TO complete the luxury of recra-
alton at the seashOre or in the mountains.
The editors have put il together with due
regard to the season, ana it is one Of the
best of the midsummer magazines.
There is more fiction than usual, and it is
of the highest quality, and deals with un-
hackncyed subjects. Among the contrib
utors are Rev. julius II. Ward, writing
on the White Mountains; Price Collier on
"A Frontier Army POST" Henry Lam
berton on Forests and Forestry" Wal
ter Blackburn Harte on "rhe Common
and Human in Literature:' Oscar Fay
Adams. Sin the Footsteps Of Jane Aus
ten" a description of the homes and
haunts of the author of Pride and Pre-
judice' and "Northanger Abbey;n and
Zitella Cooke, ''The Mocking Bird" New
acknowledgements Corporation, 23l Column
bns avenue, Boston.
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Summer Underwear
for men, at bottom prices, at LaFar's.-
ad
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SEQ. 1 $1,000 bic Gonne, l1plan6 9rairie
Sc, 00(@$12.50.
&a~rtOffe1n: @isconiiner auf Ser
8a6n 67o070, 6ebron 65o(067c, 8urbanf
67o@7Oc, &oie 68o(@70c, BearleB 5000
Csc.
@efIii9eI, gei6GabtetcS Surfep 1876
@15c; 6ibner: 6ennen leo, 6Gbne
7c08c; @nten 120@13c; @Gnie 8c(013c,
l~ebenotge nit ben 9an5en Sebern $4,000
$500 per 9ubenb.
@emiiie : neueS MetBfraut aus Sloriba
$2.250$2,50 Ser vGrate", un6 aus 0outlts
n $2.750$3.00 rotbe o6er gelbe t3tpte7
beln 75c9$1.0 90 Ser 8ui9el; Stedriiben 30
@40c Ser 8ui6eL auf ser 8a6n; peiBe
&iiben $1.O0@$1,25 bas SaB, @urfen
81. 25@$1 80 baS 0Bb., SeQerte 25c(04Oc
baS 9B0., iunge 3wiebeln 5O@75c bas
&iit3en BON J 8uicbeG, Salat i'm Sab $4.OO
@$5.50, gieplant baS 9bb. 85c(0$1. 90,
&abteS9en 25o(03Oc bas 0Bo., Spinat
81. O0@$1.25 bas 8oB, iun9e rotbe &iiben
4Oc@50c, 8eteriilie 20c@25c, &reiie 4Oc
@50c.
8btSfeD $1.14.
&ObIen: SIM &Ieinen, er0Bere v@gg"
$7.25 Die Gonne, tleinere unb r9tut" ober
yGan9e" $3.50.
, 1893-04-22
2lnf Ser 86rfe

linb 6te @eitenpreiie beute pieoer in 6te 666e
gegan9en. Ser Maitermin itieg auf 72c
@73c, S~ulitpet5en bracbte 74@745.
@orn mar felt; Otai 8u 4O2@41, Suit gu
42&043.
9ofer feft gu 75@28 per Msat, unb
28B@288 per SuIt.
S9peinef leti6tpaaren tpeicben6. Weatz
Sort H.25@17.10, Suit II, 5O(017. 40.
S6mal5: Suit 10,05@9.9 80, September
1918. &tppen: Weat 9.85, Suit 9.75.
, 1893-04-22
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Office: POI G. &lnrf Gtr.

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80 Dliu. Mtoroens, ausoenomnten Sonntogs. 8on!nleH
OIL um $40 0turc. uu6 1910 Abbs. ausaeH. SOn1taos.
, 1893-04-22
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gallagher epartements, OSer on 5. .. CALLAHAN, SeHI'
AQent, 70 GIarf ctr.