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0n the night of the 30th of June, 1863,
Pickett‘s division bivouacked in the
Woods about two miles south of Cham-
bepil-urgh. The men wcrc footsorc and
weary, and went into camp from on
.ulmost continuoua march of more than a
thousand miles.
On Friday morning, July 3d, l’ickctt‘s
division left its bivouac at dawn. of day,
and moving around to the right, reached
tho position assigned in tho ruvino behind
Cemetery Ridge soon after six o‘clock.
Long. dark lines of infantry were massed
along the bottoms, concmlcd from the
enemy‘s view, and ordcrs wcrc given, "to
lie down and keep still, toavold attracting
thouttcution of the out my.“ About 8
o'clock Gena Lee, Lougutl'cct 11nd Pic‘u-t,
in company, rodc slowly along up and
down the front of the lines of pros.rat‘
infantry, viewing them closcly and critic—
ally as they r0113 along. 'l‘hcy wcrc not
grcctcd with the usuul cbccrs, as ordcm
haul pct-coded them foiblddlng this; but
thc 111cn voluntarily rose up and atom! in
linc, with uncovcrcd bonds and but» l11ld
nluft while their chicftains rode by. This
rcvicw ovcs, throng dcluchmcnts wcrc
thrown forward to support thc utlillcry
utnlioncd along the crest of Oak llidgc and
t‘cmctcry ltidgc, composed of about 1‘20
canons, and strctchtng along thc brow of
th ridgcs for a 1 llc. Th1 mpportlng d
tachmcnts worc placed about a bundrcd
yards in thc rcur of this line of buttctic
und lny down in the full grass, with a
cluudlcsa sky and 11 bright, July sun pour-
ing its scuurching rays alum“. vcltically
upon thcm for live long weary hours,
while tbcy listcncd hnd watched in pain-
ful suspcnsc for some sound or some
muvcmcnl to brcuk that profound $11111-
"1‘38 which r1‘stcd ovcr the v.1~‘t buttlcf‘wld
and dcprcsscd the spirits like a dreadful
nightmare. At 1111c o‘clock this awful
si‘l‘m wrs suddenly broken and tho
Itlcu startled by the tli~1clm";.;c of u t‘Juplc
of signal guns iircd in quick Mict ssuion,
follmvcd by 11 silcncc of hclf u minutc,
11nd lhcn whilc thcit' 1 ‘huu wot-1.1 ycl roll-
ing along thc di~1t11nl dcllcs and mountain
gnrgcs, 1111 .upruur bcgiln m- wnndcrful as
had bccu lbc prcvlnua silt-11cc. l '5 1‘30
guns. upcuo-d ut uncc with 11 crab and
thundcr sound that 1-11th thc bills for
Inilcs around from crcxt 111 busc 11rd \vcrc
instantly tcplicd to by about .“0 guns
rungcd by (lcnciul Mcndc ulung tllc trout
11l‘L‘1‘1nctnry llidgc, about onc nnlc in
f rant.
Aflcr twu hours thc tiring suddcnly
ccuscd, and silcnc ‘ again rcelcd for half
an hour 11vcrthc buttlcilcld, during which
tiulc thc cunl'cdcmf :1 wcrc rapidly form-
ing an attacking column just bclnw [ho
hum of Scmluury liidgc. Long doublc
lincs of infantry camc pouring out of tho
woods and bottoms, across ruviucm 11nd
lilllc vulloys, hurrying on In tho posit‘nn
albelgllI‘Kl thcgn in tho culwnn. 'lflvo scp~
urttlc llncs of double ranks \vcrc‘formcd u
hundrcd yards apart, and in thc ccntro of
thccolumu was pluccd thc division of
l‘lckct, said to 111.1 "the llowcr of l c‘s mu
tny"—‘.,~i.\‘l privnlw‘, 24-1 company oiliccm
3‘: Hold oiliccrs and 4 gcncrul oiliccl‘s—
making 4,761 all told. in tho front liuc
was pluccd Kcmpcr and (lurrctt‘s brigudc
aidc by chic, by .-\rtnistcud‘s
brigudc in thc sccund linc.
The column of attack, composcd of
“'ilcux‘a brigade, l’ickclt's and llculh's
divisions, and ncvcru‘ othcr commucds,
dctucht d for this duty, h 1 [Xt‘ll various-
ly cstiuuttcd, but probably numbcriug 11b-
uut 13,000 troops. The command of the
whulc line was givcn to (icncrnl l‘ickct,
riding out in front ho made 11 bricf 1111i-
nmtcd spccch to the troops, tmd closud by
saying to his own division: “Clint-go the
oncmy and remember old Virginia.“ Thou
cznuc the command in 11 strong clmor‘
vuicc, “Forward! Guido ccutrc! Mill-‘1
twd lhc column, with a. front of half 3
1111111, movcd up tho slopc, Mcude‘s guns
upcncd upon thc column asit appcurcd
1111mm tho crcst of thc ridge, but it neithcr
pullewl nor fuhcrrd, Round-shot, hound—
ingulung thu plain, turc through thcir
m1 sand ricochet . around them, she‘ a
explodcd incessantly in blinding, dazzling
flushes bc’orc them, behind them, ovc1~
hcud and among them, Frightful gaps
were made from centre to flunk, yet on
swept the column, and as it advanced the
men steadily closed up the wide rents
madoalong thollueiu a huudrvd places
at eveiy dischargoof the murderous but.
tcrics in front. A 16113 hue of skirmish
ore pecatrate in tho tc‘l gmss, firing at
the column 119 it came within view, rose
up within fifty yank, fircd a volley into
its fruct, than trotted on before it, turn-
ing and firing back as fast. as they could
reload, The column movcd on at a quick
atop with 11l111uldercd arms, and the file
of tho skirmish line was not returned,
Half way over the field an ordorran down
the line, “Left oblique," which was
promptly obeyed, and the dim: ‘on was
changed forty-fivo degu‘m from the front
to the left. Men looking away far off to-
waid the left flank saw that the support-
ing-columns there wem crumbling and
melting away, General Pickett sent his
brother, Major Chm-lea Pickett, galloping
swiftly to rally, if possible, the waving
lines, saying, “Unless they support. us on
(‘1 i \‘ t‘l‘t‘d
, the left my division will be cut to pieces,“
Major ‘Plckett and other officers rode
among the breaking battalions and vainly
attampted to restore order; but hundreds
and thousands of the fugatives from the
front could be soon fleeing from the field
and went tusbiug pollmell town!!! the
rear like dry leaves bofom a gale. Order
was not restored upon the loft and Pickett‘s
support there was gone, excepting some
bravo Tenessroans and North Carolina
who hover wavered in the storm, but
closing up by the side of Piokott’. Virgin-
gians. went on for, fought its-long, bled
ufrooly, and foil.“ thick at Pickett}.
men.
The command now woo along the line,
“Front, forward?” ond the column resum-
ed its oimction atmjght down upon the
centre of the enemy‘s petition. Some
me.) now looking to the right uw tint
the troop-bad entirely disappemd. but
howorwhon they left was not known.
The my in front occupying an elevated
petition, ond watching clonal: «or,
1:10th of the odvouoing columns. no:
"the rights-1o In first... then tho loft
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on“. ’
Pickett‘s veterans of iron nerve, wouudod
in scores of battles, were coming sternly
on.“ Guns hitherto employed in firing at
the troops on the right and loft sent a
shower of shells after the fleeing fugu-
tives, and than trained upon the centre,
where the storm burst in ton-fold fury, as
converging batteries sent a. concentrated
fire of shot and shell in, through and
around the heroic column. The destruction
of life in the ranks of that advanciwg
host was fearful beyond precedent, om.
ccrs going down by dozens, and the men
by scores and fifties. Kcmpcr had gone
down tcrribly mangled, but (iurnctt still
towcrcd unhurt, and rode up and down
the from. lino saying in u atroug calm
voicc: “Faster menl faster! Close up
and stop out ‘fustcr, but don‘t double
quick!“ The column was 'approaching
the Emltlsburg road, where a. lino of in-
fantry, stutioncd bchind a stone fence,
was pouring in a heavy fire of muskctty.
A scattering fire was opened along the
front of the divisson upon this line, when
Gurnctt gallopcd along the line and called
out, “Ccam firing,“ and his conunuud was
promptly obcycd, showing the wonderful
d‘sciplinc 11f lhc mcu, who rclnudcd tbcir
guns. shouldcrcd nuns and kcpl on with-
out uluckcning their pucc, which was still
a "quick stop.“
The stone. {once was curricd without a
snuggle, thc infantry and the skirmish
lincywcpt uwny bcforo. the divixnon like
trash bofore the broom. Two-thirds of
thc distance was behind, and the 100 com
non in the roar Were dumb and did not rt»
ply lo the hotly worked guns in 0"“
front. “'5 were now 400 yards from the
foul of Ucmetevy llill, when away off to
tho right nearly a half a milu. \hcrc ap-
pcurcd in the opn field a lino of men at
right auglc' with our own—u long dark
mass, dressed in blue, and coming down
at a double quick upon the uuprotcctol
right flank of Pickett‘s men, with their
muskcts “upon tho right shoulder shift,“
theirbuulo flags dancing 11nd fluttering in
thc brcczc crcatcd by their own rapid
motion, 11nd thcir l1111‘11i1l1 l buyoucts
glistcning above lhcir hcuds liko forest
twigs covert d with shccm of sparkling
icc when shaken by :1 blast. (luraett
gullupt-d along the line saying, “l“:tstcr
tucn! fuslcr.“ and thc front line broke
forward into udoublc quick, \vltcn (inr-
nctt cu‘lud out, “Stcudy, 1111111! sli'iitlyl
Don't double quick. Savc your wind and
your umnunitiuu for the limd chargc!“ and
lhcu \vcnt down umung ihc dead and his
clarion voicc was no morc hcm'd ubovc the
war of bulllc. The cncniy Wcrt‘ now
sccn slrcugthcning their lines whom the
blow \vau expected to strikc by hurryng
up 1‘ ct v1 s from thc right 11nd left, the
culutnns from opposite dirccilons ptuxxcd
cuch other doublc along our from. like \hc
fingers of a man's two hands locking in-
gcthcr. 'l‘hc distance had again shortcu-
cd, and utilccrs in tho cncmy‘s linm could
bc distinguished by thcir uniforms from
thc privulcs. Tbcu was hoard behind
that heavy thud of a muillwd lrcud of
urnv d nun, that roar and rush of trtunp~
litr; fccl; 11-1 Armistcud‘s column from the
roar closed up bchind lhc front, line hc,
(thc lust brigudicr) hmkicommlnd, stcpp d
out in from. with:his but uplifted on the
point of his sword, and lcd the division,
now foul ranks dccp. rapidly and gradu-
ally across the valley of dcath, covered
with clover m1 soft as a Turkish cnrpct.
Thcrc it wcs rgain! and aga‘u—a sound
liliiugihc l‘l‘ ubovc, below, umut‘d us.
like thc blmt Unough the top of u d 1y cc-
1lm‘ or ,hc whirring 11.011111 mudc by thc
suddcn flight of u flock of quail, ll. was
grape and canister, and the column bxoku
.‘u .11 into a double quick and rashcd Lo-
wurd the stone wall, wbcrc 40 cannon
were liclccing forth grape and caniwtcr
twice and “nice 11 micute, A hundrcd
yards from the slouc wall the flanking
putty on tho ~“mitt, 1 cmlng down or a
heavy run, habcd suddenly, wllhiu filly
yard? and poured it dead 1 y storm of mus»
kct balls into I’ickctl‘s men, doublcquicku
cuing across 11111111110111. and ‘under this
to ti‘olc c‘css f‘uc the men n‘ alcd and sing-
gcrcd between fall‘og comrades acd the
right ccmc prcstiug down upon the centre
crowding the company i'uo con .‘ussiou,
Dutill know the purpose to c. .y 1l1c
heights in from, and the mingled must,
fromfi‘tccu to thirty drop, uxhcd toward
the alone wall, while a few hundred 1111-.)
w. bout ordeis faocd to the right and
fought the flocking pat 11y them, cithough
fifty to one, and for a time held them at
by. Muskcts were seen crosscd as some
mom fired to t‘ie right and 0‘1‘9918 to the
f rout, (Pd the lightening was teritfic—fev
beyond all other oxpoviencccved of Pick-
ott‘s men, who for once mind :10 chcer,
\vhi‘o the walkin mug around them with
the “Union tviple hum“ The old vows-
am 81.1w the fearful odds against them,
and other hosts gathering darker and
dtcpcrstill.
The time qu too prccious, too mucus,
for a chm ‘; they buckled down to the
heavy task in silence, and fought with a
foo ling like despcir. The enemy woo
falling bcok in front, while officers \vcvc
seen among their bvcakiug lines at *iving
.o maintain their ground. Picke‘ub men
were within a few .‘eet of tho stone wall
when t 1e r ‘lillery delive 11d flu": lrst filo
fro a 5111‘s 141on to the mc“ .‘e. A
b‘r so filly feet long went through the
ob» gins. surging host with a gaping
mm to the m", but the qurvivocs mount-
ed 1119 wa‘l, than over and ouvm‘d rushed
up the hill close after the gunners, who
vwevrd their rammera in the face of Pick-
ett‘s men, and sent up cheer ufctr cheer
as they felt admiration for the
gallant charge. On swept ti 9 coin ‘u'i ov~
or ground oovercd with dead and dying
me 1, where the rartb oeemod to boon fire
the quake dense and auflccatiug. the can
shut out. flrmea hitting on every (do,
friend could hardly be dialiuguishod
mm foo: but the diviuiou, in the shape of
an inverted V with the point amended,
pushed fotwmd, fighting. {11111115 and
melting away, till half way up they won
met by n powerful body of, fmh troops
charging down upon them, and this rem-
nant of about a thouoond moo, woo hurled
book into the clam Bold. Bravo Armlap
tad was down among the enemy’g gum,
mortally wounded. but was last seen loon-
inx upon ono elbow, clothing at tho 31m-
new to prevent them from living othio ro-
treotiuxmon. Oath: frontof the boom
work the men thawed a disposition to re-
form for Wyhuzo, cod on om:
looking up it the frowning flights, wilh
thohloodtriokliogdown the tide of his*
mammmwwm " 4
which ‘
But no reinforcements came, none were
in sight, and about a thousand men fled
to the rear over dead, wounded, mangled,
groaning, dying men, scattered thick, fr ‘
aud wide, while shot and shell tore up
the earth and Minie balls flow around
them for more than a thousacd yards.
An attempt was made on the brow of
Compton-y Hill, the front of the confeder-
ata batteri’x by a couple of offices to
rally the fugatives, but the effort (under
a hcavy cross-fire from both sides now)
failed, and then commenced the rout that
soon increased to u stampede acd nlmmt
demoralization of all the smvivors 6f th'w
noted charge, without dist' lotion of regi-
ments or commands. ‘
A few hundred yards behind the con.
federatc batteries there is 11 ravine along
which runs a country road that mak' “ at
one place an abrupt angle by turning or
bendng to the left. At this point there
is a bluff on one side and 11 slight swamp
on the other, creating a narrow pass
though which the. fugmives, without dis-
tinction of rack, officers and privates side
by side, pushed, poured and rushed in a
continuous strcum, throwing away guns,
blankets and haversacks as they hurried
on in confusion toward the rear. Herc
another cfl'ort woe mode to rally the luck-
en troops, and :1“ sort»: of appccls and
threats made in the officers and men.
who turned a deaf ear and hurried on,
some of the ciliccrs cvcn jerking loose
with an oath from tbc hand laid on their
shoulders to attract atlcntitm. At last a
few pt‘lvulcs, hmkcning to the apptals,
halted and formed, a nucleus around
which about thirty others soon rallied,
and with these a picket war formed across
the road as a harder to further retreat.
and the stream of st rugglers dammed up
several hundred strong,
General Pickett came down from the
ditcctiou of the battlefied weeping bitter-
ly, twd said to the officer commanding
lhc picket. “Don‘t Stop :Hiy of my men.
Tell them to come to die camp they occu-
pied last night,“ and passed on alone to-
ward the rcur. Ullit'l‘ oliic: s pnscd by,
but the pickct was rctaincd at this point
until Major C‘mrlcs Marshall came gallop-
ing up from tho rear and inquind “\Vhat
this guard was for and who placed it
l‘crcz“ and lb ding lllt‘ oliiccr without or-
dcri, hc moved i‘uc pichcl luck :1 fcw hun-
dred yards and cxtcndcd the line along
the strcum or littic cr1ck found tltcrc.
Herc lhc guard did duly until sundown,
urrcsling 11" 8411:31ch from thc buttlc~
dicld, 11nd Coloncl Numb: ‘ it .11; thcm back
to (icncral L c.
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Fashion l‘anclcs.
Dollcd mull bCll‘TS am much word.
Ilcd ptu'uso‘s am 5'1 :‘Fkiug novcltivs.
The fushiuunblc p9": sol iv vcry lzv‘gc.
Thcm is a rage fov tau-columti gloves.
Thc c‘ucllsk l3: :1 t‘ovcl.y in mcgh straw
huts.
All slccvcs arc half short and all glows
vc.y long.
l‘wd abounds in summcr drcsws, hats
and l)<|ll|)9l§_
l‘.ox~pl:1it l and shirxcd t‘ul‘Sflgt s grow
in pnpului‘ily.
’l‘bc ulh‘llek but l1:1s_ a lull, tupcring
crown and u widc' brim.
l’lain black gn-t‘ud‘ncs, lrimnn‘d with
black luccs, will be much \vmn.
Corsago boqucts of pure white iiowcss
arc thc fancy of the passing mumc N.
Tbcrc is u dccidcd icndcucy in wake
skirts fullcr and thclr drupct :12; more
boull‘unt.
he «cm-lug of 11 Trill of lace around
thc cdgc of thc brim of huts and bouncls
is rcvlvcd.
Obelisk hats are trimmed profusely
around the crown with long, rich, heavy
o ltich plumcs.
'l‘hcrc is u i‘cvivul of black and while
strippcd sills for parts of costumes and
for undcmkirN.
Fancy brccclcls and necklaces and pins,
mounted with insects and odd dcaignsmrc
much worn.
Pale tintcd mull musl‘us arc as much
we 1 as white and crec: n, and make
mom drc. 1y toilets.
\Vhitc jonquds and stock gillyflowers
ave worn .‘o- cmsagc bcqucti by ladies in
accond or half mourning,
New scrap bags are shap d l“.c a great
vase, and trimmed with acorns, bows and
balls of many 00l01S.
'Palo rose, blue and cream while seaside
:ophyr 1:10.111 wl‘i be again us1d for gar“
den-party dresses.
Chair stripes, sofa pillows, mantel lam-
brequius. and tidios of blue satin, worked
in bright colors in silk and wool, suit any
kind of furniture.
Decorative nrcdlework designs on table
scarfs. piano cm‘crs, curtains, valauccs,
tidios and mats is the favorite fancy work
of women of Leisure for the summer,
Pretty and cosy fancy work for summer
afternoons is that done on linen duylies,
or lincn or mcmie cloth strips and squares
in outline dewigns. stitched w‘th b1 ‘ght
red or black or varicolored silks.
Au eccentric fashions is to put white
and black osuich plumes on opposite
sides of the brim of a b‘cok chip hat, sep-
arated by a bow of white. satin over white
Spanish lace, while the brim is lined with
white satin and white Spanish lace (tilled
in and held down with a tow of large out
jot bonds.
Striped gcod are used by the best dress-
mokera a: “hunting rather than to form
any impoxtant part of the dress. They
make the flouuces, which to half con.
cooled by the‘Greek fret on the border of
the overskirt. they form the plaitinggbo‘“
the neck and sometimes the cuff, but they
do not make the dress too gay.
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The men employed in the hot factory of
Sparrow, Venino a: (30., Orange Volley
have caught three snakes, which they in-
tend to have fight on the Fourth of July.
One of the preptileo is o obpperbood. on-
other a flat-hooded addervond tho tbifii 3
black snake. Th'oy our confined in
posteboard hat boxes, in which on until
holes admitting air. In paler to mako
them osvige from hunger their captors
give them nothing to out. 1110'ka
snake is olreody very ugly. and it won
thought that hobo: notuten anything for
months. The men in tho Ihopou'making
uppoolaontbofixht. and fokeopinfonn-
od of thooonditton of their maven“
A Quiet Boarding House.
"I have come in. answer to your udver
tibement for board," said a nervous old lady
tonpcrt miss of thi m, as the latter
Show :l he: intoa parlor of r ' the com-
forts of abomc eetablishment on Ben _'
strcct. “And I won‘t come hero uulr- a
your home ‘1: perfectly quiet, now to
mcm‘ or that."
"Quiet! well you may sm‘c," replicd
the Miss. “Thatnoisc you in" ‘ now is
tooth, but he‘ll gct it out if it to]:
him a month. How much can you afford
to pay F" .
"I think I hear some one up stairs
shouting," said the old lady.
"That‘s only a young lawyer practic-
ing a cusc. You'll get used to him at first
but \vc‘vc all got us 11 to if,- and don't
mind it now. Got any children? We
don‘t take children because our babi‘s
fight ”cm so."
“N01 haven‘t.
be next room ?"
“That‘s the landlord trying to coiled;
lhc rcnt, You know pa is very deaf and.
you‘ve got to bowl ht him. You'll have
to pay in advancc if you come here.”
"Guud gracious! \Vhat‘s that '1'" ejacu-
latcd the old lady. as 11 furious din swept
through ibc lower rcgions.
"1 guns the cock is driving gtv‘tdma
out of thc kitchen with the clothc’pole.
She oflcn docs that. Have you got much
baggage
“8:1ch alive 2 Somebody is being mur-
dcred upstairs ! “'ho is it? '
“Oh, that‘s a literary fellow on the top
floor. Whenever he writes anything he
squeals like a pig. But he genera“y
w. itcs at night, and you 119 111‘: pay any
attention to 111m.“ C
“\V‘hat are your terms ?———good heavens,
the roof has tumbled in 2“
"No. it hasn‘t: that‘s acollcge profezsor,
and that‘s 11111 way he gocs up and down
stairs. If you listen you may hear him
break hi~ 11cc): 1 Can you give any ref-
crcnccs‘.‘ Anybody know you ?"
“Certainly: if I—was that a gun I”
"I 10.111»: 1.0. My cousin 11311 got a prai-
rlc down collar where he hunts indians
and buffaloes and things. Sometimes he‘s
a road agent, and then he robs us on the
stairs. “'1: always allow for it in the
board so it cvens up. Got any money of
your own
“chcr mind whether I have or not; I
don‘t think I want a room here, on) way.
Lot me out plcc 10."
“Couldn‘t let you have one,1\nyhow;”
rctortcd miss. preparing to slide down the
balustmde. “Thcre‘s only cuc empty one,
and that‘s too high-ptic d for you; b
sidcs. you don‘t wcar very good clotlt' ‘,
and we prefer not 10 have you around.”
And down the slide she wont “ 2th a whiz
while thc old lady paucrcd 011‘ after an-
othcr lmma dike homo—Emoklyn Eagle.
1 .. c.
Scr. ‘ 1.
Thi Lying to cparatc p' ocpt from
example and prcccrve :1 good average 0 1
Who‘s that yelling in
not be dunc.
l‘ulltenc 1s 1 at lent one of the mcdium
virtu , but the man who stands up to
milk :1 cow rulhcr overdo ‘1: the matter.
Thcrc is no govmamcnt so g.cvious as
no government at a“. Dcspoti: 111 may le
ict‘riblc but :111:: cy is diabolic; ‘.
Brains :u‘c p‘hat count. They w"‘ tell
own in adog light.
Somctimcs a is nd hcarf is put into the
body of 1m uvaricious 1mm, and then the
the contest bet ween thc pascion border on
the ridiculous; but av: "ice gcncr. "y wins
the battle.
The bung-holc of an untbrifly man‘s
barrel is always wbcrc the spigot ought
to be,
Faith and patience are twins, and are
always found together.
Prcphclq arc geucraily alazy set of
croukcrs, who have discover 1] that it is
cheaper to gucw than to work.
llc who attempts to be perfect in all
things \vi‘l be weak in many, and thus
fall on 1111piti1 d sacrifice. to each one of
thaw who have made themselves pcrfcot
in one thing.
W
“'lld Flower-u in Colorado.
From xhc Dnmum 1011.1 1111-0111, May as.
Tho whole country is abloom with wild
flowers. Perfect oceans of color flood
hills and 111mm and valley, The gror 11!
itself is covered, and the trces and vines
and shrubs are alive with white and yel-
low ahd para-calculi butterflies of bril-
liant hues—stationmy flower butterflies.
There are legions of flowers on every hand
including many of the welbkaowu East'-
ern varieties, and hosts of the pretty chil-
dren of these Western wilds, as debate
and beautiful as their more civilizcd ail-
tezs, but to us, as yet, nameless. Then
are lr‘l‘vbc‘ls, buttexcups and daim, and
the white blossoms of the service bury,
and pretty white. tassels, made up of little
bell-shaped flowers, almost like the lilly
of the valley, but growing on shrubs, and
pretty yrllow blossoms, like the flowering
current, lmwtbox 1 blossoms, shaded M
white 310 pink, and beautiful white bah
of the Yuca, and wild sweet peas and col-
umbine. In fact, there is no and of oz-
quisite flowers of all shapes and hues.
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invading, (Po) Times and Dispatch.)
A" And on.
The Norfcrk Virginian of January .8.
ifSl, refc ‘s to 11m remarkable euro effect
l by St. Jacob‘s (H in the case 01PM.
h "1 mrgriflcmt An ll‘ustraiions—whohad
s1 ii'e rd (xt .uc’atlnsz torment fmm then-
be my: wem mg‘cal.
ortiot painted a picture of bunting having
crlt‘ 11 pmuounced it o fine copy of m
net‘s guest painting, “The Slave Ship‘—
Bosfon Post.
MIG! Aim! Kept a 00.3
,in his house. Had he lured now he wand
er Cure. .
W ’
“ I do believe, Mr. Heftehpin." void his
wife, “tint you ma tokili motifs: 3K“
ever-looting oncoming; Why in. hilt
sitting up straight . Xingu-o , 1
know I couldn‘t goes: it.” _" We“. 1‘ wfl
tell you,” rejoined Heflskpmz "m
lop e‘ :M—Q-i- ‘ ,
the dentist in the ho. cmcnt, pu“iug out a .
C.omwe“.—kuown the country cm for .
mat? ~11, until he trit ,i the Oil wheeaetm 1,
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Some men hove hard look. A Booms ,
aspz‘xmin upot of red paint, nod “If
11on kept Warren‘s Sofa Kidney rd Liv- _ ' '
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