South “man.
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equally‘good withtanhard or .
Anoltllriendohnlne. who mutilation»
uty (or halt a gallon in the United
httagonerous, lull twoqnartadoldfing;
llah atandahl, perhapatnnal toalnodern
New Yorkgnllon. lnsldethlanohlacnplaa
rowd eight moneahoye the other.
Thegraudoldcustolu was thateachennr‘
potatorwhen drinking ahooid emptythe
enactspaee between peg and pea. lfhe
ad the measured quantity he was
' omnpeIledtodrinkdowntothe next peg-'
acondltlonhiglllyapvpt'ovcdttlblY0“!old
.toper.
How the word “peg" reached lndlo and
:hadowahvvskapart.
Andallthowurld‘slnsunshlne
mwltha'lhoss W'W
who were
alt. Heloidhiu'erewthathswnuldnever
surrenderjo the H pirate that we-
chuinghinn lfshecarneupwlthhimhe
. Beam, warm-m hm. {mangelwfu ”rem”... I; l.“3‘.1.‘.’l“i.’.‘l§.3f'aim”"“:. $3.3 mmmwmmrlowumm.
mfiwflww cord u» cm. which ‘mu “new... stringer than my "actuation” bum in mm“ “g“; m fi
would»? will? to an antiquarian» and philolortau 3. mm ' t '1, Wm' ' I,
liar-minaret“; tarsal know it has never beforeheen chwfidlhwkwmudmbm your Jill“, not, In
I at thesnnny momenta printed. n was told me hya Pundit in save him time cm W Mall-Mr-
-‘ thehourotetovmlshere. Paidicherry. ~ Preaently the Alabama came within Bewdnlwhatyond. MW
Aadthadertutttmmrcomndut Pardonthisgnrrulouadigresalon. When: M80 and W “1'!- m M fell live in hoarding honaoa Ihonld py
Will ll!“ “5M“ cheer. ‘averl get my jaw: wagging I never know MI!“ W “lb" "d‘ ‘5me ‘5' nodal attention to “It
. Aflmfimd? when to stop. lwan telling you of the union Md,- amfm with the W0 Bowmlwhatyouwar Wearpod
”I.“ 4 Blue Rocket in the harbor of Singapore in cook. in which the old all who spun Inc _
nlmfllmhllufm . m, “had-[Wm m warnclothesifyoahavethela. Other
TI!“ when“ fir Ivar. me' 1863. 1' d") ”a "'h m“ m y as ' whewear what you have and tell people
#3, W in Detroit mm. hotel aboard the few but extremely vnlu- It won concluded "I“ W! VIM ill.
able halea cargo that filled the ahip up
toherha ‘, at All hoods got liberty and
spent a couple of days whore in the native
quorum—the morn picturesque in the
world, nhounding in Buddhist jouhonsee,
flumlman mosques and ll indoo temples.
I no not sure that the Blue Rocket boy:
were sumciently aesthetic to enjoy the
architectural wonders of the town. My
private opinion is that they spent most of
the time in n hostelry hearing the follow-
his reign swinging over the veranda, evi-
dently painted by a sailor:
..............................................
“ i A STERN CHASE.
m in these days of steamboat
tom musket
. For helit‘ve me, the old
“I" no "I! “.1”! Hum. Rum, Rum.
THE JACK TAll'n‘ DELIGHT.
Square meal 3* unmet.
Ald ltAthL'uulZli. landlord.
Bean brandy one noun 5 peg.
so graphically de-
Siuhad. which has run-
d the earth, leaving
ale-the or a tragrnent or egg
ulttholoulsts to ponder over.
cruising down South street the
l was fortunate enough to cross
at an ancient mariner—not one at
ymutilldal kind. but one at old Xep
Warhol: stuck. Ila savored o! the
inn-ltuawnchanextwtthat lverily
“hath“! hadtawad himwith a
hath North Carolina tarwonld haven-
tdad horn the wound and not hlootl.
Bawuhaekingand dlling,hoondtothe
w, lune three streets in the wind.
willarlwnletof tohaccojuioe running
«Irw- hh oath-like hard. As I got
Mt his hawn l hailed him.
“Ahoy yourself," he replied. "you can’t
anytrlchon an old sailorrnnn like
to. We got nothing to give to your
longshore mil-ions, neither can
you shanghai me. he traveled."
I walked hill! in a nautical fashion, con.
winced him that l was nelthera missionary
macfimnaod madehim epinmeayarn.
Heloidmeofthetimehiaahipwaachued
give a good deal
in the quaint
wayd theold Ina dog. but unfortunately
lhaven’tthe faculty.» l ranst tell itin
' own feeble way.
ahlp was the Blue Rockenone of
Donald lchny’a Meat clippers. hailing
hullNewYorltand engaged in the East
lndiauaodChintsetrade. Sherman-
and her
optaln need to boast that nothing that
allied canvas could pans her, while the
culinary steamship at those days wasn't in
with her. In the fillies and
we had a dental merchant nhipa
thallneat in theworld. The Yankee clip
pranlhorslnartollurswereaeenin
any port. no matter how distant. and the
a“ between them and the alovenly
Brit“: cargo carriers was as great an that
hum a yacht and a snow. The Yankee
”when” hrightasa new pin and
u pvsttyas puttyand paint could make
Ch. Myarth were always "quarts"
CHI-in port. their running gear swayed
nutantas hamstring: and no "Iriuh
Ms” wtreeverto he loentrniling
mthaaldert It naedtohe the pride-of
Within the matted walls of this "girl
Inill"sniloraof all nations lured to meet.
They led on thiut provoking curry, hot as
dame. They tried to cool their burning
tongues with the fragrant fruit mango
atom. the most luscious cornutihle in the
world. and ended up by gettingglorlously
drunk on the Chime been brandy, which
is as fiery as it in cheap. The choicest
brand coats tally eight soon: a quart, and
it has aplayhl wayd ampllehing its
vilepurpuna that b ahrolutely appalling.
Nnrylund peach brandy and New Jersey
applejach are mild as new milk compared
with this hellish fluid. '
Theday alter the Blue Rocket's crew
hideohered up otter their cruise ashore,
the mate came lorwartl and shouted, "Mon
the windbnsl" The levers were shipped,
and at the top at his voice the favorite
ohmlymuu begun to lilt out that lnmoos
old son melody. “Hurrah, my boys, we're
homeward bound." After the anchor wan
have short the blue peter was hoisted and
the lorcwpmil hustled, signifying that the
ship was going to put to arm shortly.
The captain came aboard in his gig.
pulled by loursmnrt apprentices. Thesis
was hoisted up to the tilVill The gang
way ladder wits unsliipped and the nkxpper
was just about to give orders to nlieet
homennd hoist the top-tails when he no
ticod n suspicions looking croft limiting tor
the harbor. He took hi» telescope. and
filer u brie! observation, exclaimed:
“The Alabama. by thunder."
The famous Conledernte cmft had been
an accurately described by her victims that
there was no mihility ol a mistake.
"llaul down that blue peter; furl (he
loretopeail and pay out forty-live lathoms
of chain. [gum I won‘t go to sea minty.”
continued the skipper.
0! course the Alabama wouldn't dare to
attack the Blue Rocket or any other north.
ern tune] in a British port, so the shipwlut
as sale an though ohewuarnoored miter
dock in the blast river, . York.
The Alabama anc clone alongside
the Blue Rocket. which was the only
El
i
nails heat. It was evident that the Ain-
hama had made up her mind to watch her
ante! .
Cap’taia Betntnea had his boat lowered
and went ashore. Captain Randall lol»
lowed hlasxample. The British merchnnu
at film had begun to"aonr"ontho
Conlsdarate nose; they were harming
convinced that the northerner-s were some
at vietoryio the end.» Senate-outline
uncer- were not treated ”they expected
by the swell aoclety of Si
Captatnllandallhowraultouuetarhorv
theonwain ol Captain Semmu' sis. a
nrlnld man with whom he had hrs-ship
matcwhenayonngmanaodwhowu
under millenni- obllgntlon to hint.
lletnohthe mew-tin to his hotel and
~wavlttglnlorelgnporta. hntthereare
“o mentorin- connected with
that whourshlpsmmanded the
“like“ had takenontaeargo
darnfyeverything noderthe
'!
l
.. and his squeals were drowned in the thun-
, der at a gun whose projectile whittled
E ominously near the Blue Rocket.
scuppevand reachedthe mamddenpnl
2 smote the ship. it war: aostrnng thatthe
American ship in the harbor that had her ‘
aa good-guest saw-ton heard; hat
thattheymwarrn.
Becheerl'ul. Allyonhavetodotohe
cheerfulistotry. ftisoeasy.
Beardulwlutyouhreathe. lfpw
ihlo havetheairyouhreathe analyzed
Moreyon hreatheit. Atany rate
breatheulittleupouihle.
Donut Mme-thanclghthonrsa
day. You will hveplantyof timeto
deepafteryoumdead.’ ltiathprefore
awaatedtime.
Becmtulwhatyondrinh. ltlayonr
duty to drink something. however. an
the governwt tnnst have a revenue.
ltyouareinvitedtodrink hyafriand,
drinkautnre expedvedrinkthanyon
wouldunderothacircumatanoes. m
willhelpyontohoehecrlnl.
ln myonahonld dieyon need not
sendthaeditorol’thispaperyonrchaugo
of addreea.» that ia onethingle. to
worryahont. loch asthsinlubitante
shipto he taken and horned lrytkAla
homo. Such a contingency would heape-
cially hard on the lumen, who would he
snreto lose thelrdnnugennd theirwagea.
The sailors determined to take the matter
into their own howlsand settle it by an
old superstition of the sea. ‘
The cool: obeyed the hehuts ofhls ship
mate. lie sharpened his knife on his
steel. Twool the sailors caught hold of a
razor hacked hog that war in the plgnty
and bottled him out on deck. The cook
stuck him alter the moat approved way
Anthchhiodolthepigvandownthe
topgnllont stnnmil humus snapped ofl
short like pipmternn.
"lee main time!" yelled the skipper. as
he tnirly danced with glee on the ramp.
The yunla were trimmed tor the wind
aheam. which won the little Rocket's heat
had no much veriaimilitrtdethatl oeiaedan
early opportunity of looking up my Rb
“Housman"rqlliedthelittlefel-
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where he tin-4th! an (tritium on: (J half
an inheritance."
”Yea; I heard of that.”
entitled "The (Tmi‘w of the Mahatma, by
One "(the Crew." rm page lid, l funnel the
following. which man» to me to he a atrikn
lug continuation ol the yarn a! my South
street friend:
"We were not out more than two hour»
when we took a hark. andon the filth of
Domini-er. lam. captured two more and
burned them all. On the ntterrmrmot the ‘
33th. about eight hello, our lookout hailed
‘Ship uhoyl' nnrl we now in a My minutes
from the (let-i: the, topmosth of u large ship.
She had the wind ointment! her flugxhich
was unusually large, wan “sliding not flat
II it hoard, allowing lb! Maid Klimt!“
bright star: 01 the American emigre.
orsontotsnwtunonry.”
"Soles-told.”
to hie More to gut the insurance."
”lknowtiut has been rumored. but
then Shillnher'w ‘
"Yer. Shilluher has but more apart.
once with him than any one else.”
"Well. Shillaher speaks highly of
"We were on the northern point of no. hint.”
metro and fairly out at the lee ot the land ”Who my! to?"
and the wind was blowing from the turtle “Why, | M hint gnu,"
coast. We were oothestarlmorrl tack-rat ”Whatdid helay’l’
the taller on the port. and we hadthe
weather gauge. We went abounand with
the American flag flying went uraight tor
the chnae. lint the Yankee was evidently
tiled, and changing her 03er so an to
briogthe win-t abut!!! our! on the starboard
made her more due went. She was about
dve miles mvay and evitlrntly aellpprr.
"She wmt splendidly handled nod it made
our old square rigged tailors stamp with
approval to seehow quickly she sheeted
hotnelier tanvat. Ont went herwealhrv
stochllngaails up to royals. Now these
loot are troublesome to handle, with a deal
at genv and overhwl, hot it use "bluntly
no trouble to the Yankees. lav in about
five minutes their whip waea piled on»
van trout gnnwole lotrneh.
"For a time our old hath. with all sails
utthat woulddrawmveatad to gala.“
when we were nhotrt four alike 0‘ the
avderwes given to ’elenr away' the pivot
no. I was captain,“ the m
came: ‘ l’ 1an that? 'lla her
home? 'tlive her lull elevation? Bow.
wan surewewm out ot magenta-l was
”on. it ”Map-hymen.
ahtllinrdhall.”—Chlcago1’rlhune.
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Paddlerlm ”splay-l an In—
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”Washington 8t- 80. Iorwall .
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93 llSllllliillll SlREEl 33
and have now a lull llm- uf
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
ALSO
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Planting it all its Branches.
Elli Sim l’lIIIBEllS Slll’PllES
T. S. llllNA.‘.llSflN,
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Invite! the public to hit new store, Ill) Wash.
street at. wherea lull linen! Ilmtr,
all Behhsr (lends will In round.
list-class Button lion lute.
Imlrlu lettly om.
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