“I OOUI‘I'IMIGI.
Mmtmmam.uuan
mmmummto:
mmmuitpascdthenom
Sttenchuclwmnx “sully:
mmuo-mmudm.
nmmmntwmnm.
mummuummamnfi
MWHHwensIt-eptng.
now to and on tho entry paced.
"in musket on MI shoulder,
Butnotntmntotomhorwu
Wu with the brave young sum.
Anna! mmrtwutnrnwny
When. on a. Western prune
A rose-twin!!! oaths! stood. ”flint night
The mutt-raga was “ Inn."
And there his own true love he saw.
Her blue as kindly beaming :
About than. on her sandman: brow,
Err curls like sunshine gleaming,
And heard her singing, no she churned,
Ber butter In the dairy,
no son . he loved the best. That night
The munterstgn was “ Hairy.“
' uh. for one im- I'rom her I" no when,
When up the lone road glancing.
1k- spied u siendur little term,
With fnlturing stops advancing;
And In it new him stinntly
no turd it It In wondrr:
Then around his musket to his hand,
And chuflengrd. *- Who com-a yonder 1"
Suit on It ran-Io. " Not one step mom
Bo you man, child, or Inlry.
this: you gum the t‘ountersla'n.
Bait: Who goes there r" " “Tin nary."
A swat volu- cried. and In his arm:
The gm he left behind him
Uni! hunting toll. O'vr many miles
She‘d bravely tolled to find him.
" 1 henna that you wore woundut. dour,"
She mob-H1; “ my heart was hruxthlug ;
l mold not stay a moment. but.
All other ties tarsal-ting,
l Iran-led. by my grief mndv stninfl.
Kind heaven watching o‘rr me,
Cnu-I—unhurt and well‘" “ You, lore.
—-At last you stood before me.
N The: told me that I could not pm
The tints to find my Iowr
Borer-o do: thirty can)»: but I
l'rtnau‘d on or! night was own
And In I mm my name I qund
Tho way free :13 our prairie."
“ Bunny. thank God! to-night," ho MM,
‘The counterslgn u ‘ lm’.‘ “
-—M:u-.::Irrt mung;
————oo~—~—-
GRAVE DECORATION IN CHINA-
flow the MongolI-n- Adorn Hu- Ruth.
Pin-co of Thelr "canned Olen.
Respect for superiors is-I the foundation
stnno for the Chinese 50¢th wtnicture. Rev-
cronco for parents is the highest stylo of
virtue while parents live. It becomes _wor-
ship nfter they are dead. One of tho idol-
llll’lt‘s of the Chinese from which it is hanlto
on 1 them. and which, indeed. it lg‘ quite
iIIIInnsilIlc- for missionaries 0: Christianity
totally to eradicate, is what is called “nnco-I.
tml worship "-reverence. carried to tho bor-
ders. if not for into the domain, of artunl
religious worship and venemtion for axiom.
tors. such as on Christian mun believes to be
due or allowable from one warm! to nnothvr.
One mode in which this reverence shown
itself is the care which the inhabitants of the
Celestial Empire bestow upon their cemowr-
ies and the nbodea of the dead. Instond of
suspending business to decorate with iron-
sient oflerings of flowers the graves of a
given ohms. us we honored tho heroes of our
rcocnt war. the notion molten It religious foa-
timl of n cemin day in the early spring, just
before the grass and leaves begin to sprout,
when whole populations, inhabitant»- of city
and country. nrni themsvlvos with implm
monts and repair to the hills to spend tho
day»- :I national holiday in attention to tho
dead. Iii-urns nro rchillockml and roturfed,
fallen or niclining gmwstonos nro riglllvd
up, Ilowors nro fil‘fllll‘ffi‘d or pluntul. gmhl
lhliigx' offered, incense burned IInIl ovary-
thinkv IlonI‘ to show ilIo (lt‘fld that tiny nro
not forgotten. “'bile the living populntiou
iv. often found on low grounds. nlluvinl IluIs
annually dclugml by riwr floods, IInII nub.
jm‘t at all times to ill&ll\!‘ll\l influencm, CI-Iu.
curries Are located on hill sides in tho lili‘m'.
beautiful places nt vouunand. Tho soul flu“
is suppose-d to flit about the gmva wants a
cIII-crf-II phlhpt‘t‘l, a line lookout, and tho
furtuuu trllnr in onusultml to learn or tind
out the most bountiful site. Some nook on
a breezy hillside is aulurtod nIIIl tho I'olllu
placed so In: to fuoo the host viI‘w, without
burying. us our dead are buried, with tho
feet to the cast. The tomb t'rl‘t‘li'il or tho
grave made it in tho rrligious duty of poster.
ity to hot-p it in repair. Till the I't‘t‘l‘lll
adoption of tho lnndsvupc coIIIvtoI-y nyntrui
nothing wax Inoro common and tllrit‘nulllzh
til-I to I‘iviliznd society or morn hooking to
(‘lIriIiti-In sunnibility than tho wuy in which
our gruwyurdn were nuglocted. ludvod,
old burial ground-I. in countrypluoes,
and oftou in t‘lllt‘i and \‘illngru. lIIy
toully neglected and nncnml for, and this in
n good deal so to the prx‘svnt Ihy. 'I‘lm tree:
rcrnnin from your to year; nutrimod flllt‘kt‘bi
oi tangled unIlvrlIruI-Ih and IIriIIru grow III
luxurinntly : jungle pnivheq of weapon mu!
vines [who individual family Iota unsightly
grows lu’t‘ sunken : the gmvn hluilefi full
into the settled graves ; monuments lean
worm than the tower of Plan: brick and
muble tnth tumble into hvupu; slabs ure
crucial nnd broken in twuiu; marbles orig.
My white: and lustrous become black and
Notched; atone hnlustoru and posts of iron
nnd woodon picket foncmi urn alike broken,
rusty. (hamloml 3nd ruiuml ! 01d farm
funily gravaynrds and burial I‘m-mm M't
left to tuneful neglvot utter the family that
owned the pinch originally has rotnowd or
mud nwny. The Eton-m urn mrriad away
to lay neighboring walls and the gmwa fro
qnontly ploughed on: to mnko pusturo land
or grow lndinn corn. This kind of IIIwzooru.
lien or kids not apart for the dam] Is «an.
ntnntly going on.' What in ovnrylumly‘n IIIIIII.
has is nobody‘l. Unless worm pllltllt‘ aplr.
ited individual given personal nIIeIItqu to It
no one feel: called to contributo of hit tium
or money to keep that: rural onvlmurws in
repnir. and they soon phnu‘ui It I' IIIIfIII pio-
turo of utter desolation. 7— Tiny ‘I‘I‘IIIr...
« «over-~-
GBRIAN ARMY STATlSTlCS
A return presented A few days ago to the
German Federnl Council respecting the ctnto
of recruiting in the imperial my in the our
1581 shows thnt in nil (lemony, excllnivo
of Mark, the total number of young men
linble for service was 1.151.137. Of this
number 481.296 were in their twentieth
you, SITASS in their twenty-first your, and
271,060 in their twenty-second your; the
remainder, H.398, being of higher :ge.
Outdthegnnd total there were 287,082
«drown fermion. of whom law;- were vol-
ateen; “5,334 were phced in the supple.
negtnry reserves. while the numbar of re-
cn'llwhohnd to enter the regular army
for three yenn’ service under the colors was
123,366. The number at men who on on
riou groundi, including physiml muslin.
undon- And others, were wholly or tempor-
Irily excused from letting was 723,633.
The: m in Addition 13,804 superhuman
orienlinhktobeennodnp ntnny moment to
me under the colon. One or the most
Mag point: in the oat-id reports in tho:
rotating to Multan or silent“. lt up:
pou- tlnt hot you than wet-a nltogtther
Show 188,“ men who, being Bible
and to report themselvel what:
'I'h'l'u equal to fully illper
tutti. Conxpnrnd with
torti- rqnlu throo yous'
tho colon (128,336), tho Ib-
(189583) new; mm
in tho proportion of 105 to 100. An-
hut not pally kunn in eons-c-
h with the “nodal-rinydthowodd'
i
we
I it“
If
Ayer‘a Aguo Cur! is npurely vegetable
bitter and n powerful tonic. free from
quinine or any mineral substance, and
always cum the sex-mt oases.
“woo.—
Wnnled an l'udcntnudlna.
An Illinois merchant who was hiking
balling powder in built from a Chicago
firm called at headquarters the other
day to say that there 'wan something
wrong with the goods.
"I don't think so," was the rrply: “wo
make the best article sold in tho “'mu.“
“1 think “‘0 ought to haw n more pet‘-
feI-t understanding.“ Continued tho
Ilralor. "Now, then. you udultorutII ho~
fore you St‘llil to mo, then I adulII-ruto
bvforo l ship, then tho retailer adulter-
ntes before he sells nnd the consumer
can‘t be blamed for growling. l wuntml
to son if we couldn‘t agree on mm» sclII-~
Ilulu to be folloval."
"\Vhy. supposv you put in too per
cent of c-Inlk. then i put in twenty pnr
omit of whiting then lllt‘ roiullvr puts in
thirty per canto! Iluur; tlInt givI-s the
consutnvr forty per cent, of linking-pow-
der. and unless III-'II u born hug III-‘Il III-
perfectly sIItII-fiml. You one, if you IIIIIII~
tvrutu fifty pvr cum on the start, and l
mlulteruto nu Illllt‘ll more and the lt-lall
orndultmntus an Hillt‘li us both lt‘flt'lllf!‘
it‘s mighty hard for the Immunwr III toll
whetht‘r lio‘s investing III liltkllIg-IIIIW'
dor. or putty, “0 must give him thlllt‘
thing for his mom-y, if its only I'lIIIlk."
~l'l'ull Sf. Nt‘u'y.
._, , ...
A GOOD TIME.
“ Well. I‘ve had It goml tIIIII_ llllIl l I"-
pact to pay for it," rI-Innrkcd Ii young {Imu-
er In ho was brought bofnro tIIn lilll‘ of tin-
Control Station yesterday morning.
liu win; all once tucklI-Il by l\ ropnrh 1' In
findout what he considorml I\ good ll’ll",
and horn it in : Ho wulkml right milm SII.
urdny vvuniug to rrIiulI IIII- I-Ity. llv Ilr.IIIk
fiVIa glnsmn oflnwr, now thI tightn. llll'l .1
little wrimnmgt‘ hllII§UlfI pluyml tluuv guIIII‘x’
of words, drunk two whith-yfi, ploy-ml IIIIIII
for half an hour, lost (In ('I‘th' on It th that
ho ooulIl jump right {t‘t't‘ \mi rnllIA-Il in IIIII
nm-l. lost n $12 bill, Itud “'lll‘ll tlIn ptlllt‘l!
found llllil llt‘ wns sleeping ofl his drunk on
n Inns»; of mainly: in nu nllvy.
“ Do you cull that n good lllllt" 1'“ IIII-r
it-Il tlm ropIIrtI-r :Iftvr lllt‘ priwIII-r lmIl IIIIIIi
his flow of $5.
“ You lwt! \Vhyl Ill‘i‘t‘l’ had so llIllI'lI
fun in my file! The only tll“.\\\'ll.‘h‘lt mm III
forgvttiug to bring along my tin-hung III-I4
and rovulvcr I"~lh(ru1‘l Fr” 1’)" -~
00.
Tl‘xl‘l't‘I‘lilltll)'ill1:ltllllllIII\vII lI\ I: :
bllllrlh‘tllll'llllll'ihIllllt‘l\\lllll\llll.1’)liif
I'II‘IIIIy. \\‘ll!t'll Ii IIII- IIIII~I III'IIIIIiI' :IIIII
IlIIHg' I‘I'Ih I‘.III~I~ Inf :Ill lllFt‘iI‘I‘.
II ”VIII of II--~-l ! I ll I\‘.- :III)‘ r‘lilll III I; ;-|
lulu ll I-I'I'zhiIiIIIIll}.
.0. '
(Illflii ED BY A TOOTH.
ln lll"l El?“
.‘ll’. N .‘llllt I‘ I‘I'I‘IIi‘Iln “IliI III‘HlHWiIII‘IlI)‘
ruIIIIIIr II FILII .\I' i»‘.- I.I III.II III'I‘IIrrI-II
Own .\ nirnug lIIItlIby
lit‘l\\l“'ll II II IIllIl i‘l' \‘I II Illllr‘s III :I :w,
l2I~
III
pIIII‘IIIm In»); III"
\\ll\
brought to ltllll {III' Ilu- Ixtm. tiIIII of m \I ml
leIIpIImry IIIIlI IIlII~~II urrv Illmll'llx'llll'r: :lm
rugulnr Iruptmn Inf tIII- purn-uanA Ian».
'l‘llt' {IIIlII'I‘ III llll‘ lIlIl I‘IIIIIlev‘Il Ilml lII’
might llll\t‘ IIItrIIIh owl“ on. 'l‘III- 1m) IIIIII.
lll(‘ “II-s ll‘l't‘l)’, IIIIIl lll'\'§l|llt‘ llllt‘tilltlltll\ Ill
from If- to :0 Mounds, IIIIIi h|'\I'lI ll'lI:IH‘I'.tI‘_\'
tI-I-th u‘I-ru llll‘ll rurm'II-Il,
lrf! luu'I-r IIII>lIIr "'l‘IIInII'Ila
Ringo of tho Ullt‘rllllllll tlII~ gnu hllpiuwl IIIIIl
tlII~ IIIIIIIIII ohm-II: tlII~ [hillt‘lll lM'I'illlIt‘ IIIH‘ll)’
I‘IIImI'iIqu, IIsnIIIui'Ig It II:ItIIrIIl I-IIII-r. \I'IIIII
lII' tIIIIk I1 tlt‘t‘ll lllhlill'Illltvll, inunmlintvly
nib-r “'lllt‘ll lio |'\llllillt‘tl u-yIIIpIIIIIH II! l|h~
Imvmplml In I: III' Invuy his g:II'IIII-III.»I. though
thI-y \n-rv loam-3‘ .\lr. Mill-r pluvml tlII‘ pm
tiout‘s lIeIIIl norms hi» lilk‘l‘. g'un llllll mum
uhurp hhpn on his lIIII-k. and told him to
cough; llt‘ IIII-II mm In III-I IIII- IIIIIIII, lIIll
I‘ould not. lIt‘lt‘Iing tlm lIrIy IIIIII III~I faith":
and tin Ihhlrilillll, Mr. .\IIIII :‘ “I III for I\ IIII-Il-
(‘lll InIuI, nuIl ruturuml In IIIIIIIII M‘YI'II min-
Illl‘fi lu lllul lllt‘ lIII)‘ lll’llil- Vl‘l‘lll'llt‘lllt‘lll)‘
wnxut tillt‘t‘ prI-I‘III‘IIIIIII, I-III \VlllIIllll :Iv;III.
At tho uvvnipsy Ill“- IIIlI-Inllli,‘ lnww IIIIIlIu
was found IirIIIly tIiI-II in tho luryniy with
tho fought uppvrniost. This ll‘Iigle‘ \‘IlNI‘ I.
full of lllhlfllt‘lltlll. III fillt‘ll Ullt‘l‘dlltllh“ .p
this nppmlrn to ltlth' been, llII‘l‘v is II ngIII
teudI-nt‘y to think only of InpiIlIty, l\llIl III
getting tho tor-III oxtmvtud butoro mnwiuuh.
noon in rogniuul, and it i.» wry Hwy to omit
precautions which nllUIlltl prmvnt any such
{Incident nu this. An mtruvlml IIIIIIII hllitlllll
never b8 loft In Ill“ IIIIIIIIII, \‘I I‘IIIIIly IIIII III
Ii closed month. “III III II?! from this, IIII r:
is theoonsldomtion IKI' l.'l-l IlI - II ‘\":~ II':I:lII~II
boon opunml at one», instwnl of Iiih‘i‘ uI-I'nu
minutes, his lilo would in all pl‘t‘lllll‘llll)
have been suwml. 'l‘IIo rune, then-forts,
foam n very strong orguinsnt in tumor oi
tho View that dantiutn should ba surgeon!
Int nnd dentist-i nttorwnrda.—Laua¢t
-——~o»«—-
AN EXILE‘S PET PIGEON-
A ‘I'nm‘liluu lllt‘ltli‘l" lll Ilw Lllb of linu-
turf-k) In titlwrluu
.\ wrllx‘r in lllt‘ journal [\"W'ill'cl l’! I lll‘h I\
InuI‘lIlug incident in llmtovfxliy‘s I‘xilv lilo
in Nilwrirt. In tho IInIleInIIl of l\ t‘I‘l‘lillll
Dillon, to wlIosI‘ I‘lInl‘gu tlm IIIIVI'lIxI IIIIIl UlllI
orprimnom ware ut ouo tiIIIn t‘illlllllllltltl,
was II govorums, to whom lll‘lllugl‘ll u num—
lmrnt' lMIIt‘ Iilgvtltlu. 'I‘IIII gnvvl‘nvu In“
voumlrrctl to have m‘I-nt llllllll‘llt‘I‘ m‘vr tlIII
IIII‘I or. nml tho oxilos .tnwl July in now of
iII-r, though muting III In
~Imkvu of M “Nyctku” I.I tllril‘l‘l‘llt'Clllll
diminutive of Anna). "Nyotku‘n pigmuu
mod often to fly into our ynnl," Buys tlm
nnrmtor, “ and many of un lookod at them
witu oovetous eyes. The wurtlors, however.
III-pt a sharp Iaokout that we did not ontoh
any of them.“ One young pigmn grow
lv-N aha \\‘Z\i
it rogulnrly with bread. so that It omno to
him every day for its dole. At first the
warden were for preventing this, but seeing
that Dostoofnky mount tho bird no harm
they winked as the slight indulgence. One
tiny thI- prisoners, on account of some un-
munlly laborious work upon which they had
been employed during the day. ware brought
[molt to the prison a little earlier than the
wanted hour. It happened that they passed
by the ofliccr‘a house just us the governeso
was feeding her pigeons. A madcap
thought come into Dostoefsky‘s head. He
yielded to it, and whintlod his favorite to
him. The birds all rose in the air, and the
prisoner‘s pet flew up to him nod begun cir-
cling round his hand. The gavel-nos, on.
aged nt thin, rushed Itrnight up to Dostoef-
aky——“h it you, you mandrel,‘ who calico
sway my pigeons?" You shall pay for
this!" Th5 nnrrntor could not each the
words of Dostoefsky't uply; they seamed,
however, to main some impremiva rebuke.
Country to axpoetntion, Dostoetnky was not
Winn, way for his boldnem. A
Might but the prisoner- lenrnod that
Hyatt- lnd gone book to Bit-in, inking ha!
pigeon- wlth her. But the bird tint the
new!“ Ind W to hixusclfoontinned to
can. to his hood. What»: it had escaped
rd m at its own more, or who").
w. W 191: an the [norm
h It. “a. but paring- M
Tlrt'll' I~
llt\ III IIIIllII_\' IIIIIIIIIw If II III II I'II~:II*I-
IIt I;‘.llljliv‘r0f1lIIi I). ”f.” n,- .y-d
llll‘ but bring: II
lllt‘ lIIttI-r
lIlIinu, Iilltl. I':Ii.>iII;: lIir-‘I lIIIIIIl in his Hock. llt‘
particularly attached to Dostoofsky, who fcd q
.uaary ...
Good Word- From Brunt-ts.
"link 3mm are the boat bitten."
“They promotv Moe and nllny nervousnI-m.“
“Bun Liver nod Ki ey modiolnu we null .“
“'l‘hey knock the chills «wry limo.“
"Con-unuptlvo people, gain flush on them.“
"Malt ““10” have no rival! in this town.“
"HM thing for hunting Innihun we burn.“
“We Min to recommend Malt Bitters.
Hr.“
lllaluy Eutocmod.
Tho youthful color and rich lustre mo
matured to faded or gray hair by the use
of Parker‘s llnir Balsam, a harmless
among highly esteemed for in. perfume
and purity.
._._....~__..
The Height of I’ully.
Tn “‘llll until you fll'i‘ in bud with dis-
I‘uso you may not got ni‘I‘r {or months.
is lllt‘ III-igIII of fully. when you might
be vusily t‘lll‘t'll during tho I-IIrIy IIyIII I-
tI-IIIs by l'ul‘kvr‘n HIIIgI r Tunic. \\ t‘
have known sickly filllllllt‘ri IIIItIlI~ IIII-
llt‘fllllllt‘fil, by It timely llSi‘ of this pIII‘v
llll'llll‘lllt‘.——(MMV'1‘1V’O'I
<*
The Cmumnmlvr—III-(Shier.
of ”I“ Grand Army of tho RIIpulIIII‘,
Major George S. MI‘I‘I'III. Few llI‘lIIoIlII'n
Im- llt‘llt‘r known III this \‘lt'lllllV thun
Sulphur liittvrs. llII-iI' Milo has llt‘t‘ll very
gvnvrul throughout IIIII; sI-I‘IIIIII, IIIIIl lllt‘
nIIIIIlII-r «If rleulIlo nnIl wrll nttI‘stI-Il cus-
t'i IIHIImI-Iit‘iul I‘I'sultu IIIIII rt‘(‘fi\'l'l‘y by
tlII-Ir “so, In hour and l‘t'ytllltl Ilisputn.
<>
RiLENT l‘mrrzns. «The deaf and dumb
asylum nt Flint, Mini)” has n bum lillll club.
\Vbcn the game is in progress the portioi.
punts don't my llllll‘ll, but thov buvo All the
bad words in IIIIIl out oftho dictionary Iit tlm
t‘llIlS of their tints-rs, and don‘t lll‘HllllIL‘ to
sling them around, I-ithI'r.
Sacl .AEidént.
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Ilv'. KI-IIIII-II_I'- L’I‘II' ‘lll I-I-~- ~ -I
L""' II» III IIw -I
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l'l‘II)’.‘ l‘ll‘lll'llt' lI'IIIIIlliH full ».I'-
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llovuuxu Ilwy llll\'t‘ III‘Iwml
lllt‘lllSt‘th‘h‘ lllt‘ llml lCNII-IIIIII
livmmly (-vm‘ llth‘IIlI‘Il. 'l‘livy
will vuro ilfillllllll, I‘IIlIls. I-IIIIIJIs,
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l’lng‘crfi lll't‘ lllllllll‘rirx. l'I'.
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One SKELETON WAGON, by
first class city maker. Also
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high favor and profuse perspiration.
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the basis of most. of tho “ Favor and Agile
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malarial and their own drug mlaon in
the system, producing: ulnlsm, I Izzlnesa,
ringing In the ears. bun acne. vertigo. and.
other disorders more formidable than
the disease they were intended to cure.
Arm’s Anon Coma thoroughly eradication
them noxioul poisons from tho: system.
and always cure: the severest cases. It
contains no quinine. mineral. or any thing
that could hjure the most delicate po-
tieut: and its crowning excellence. nbova
ltl certainty to euro, is that it leave» the
lyric? on free from disease as bolero the
nttnc .
For Liver Complaints, Arm's Anon
Conn. by direct action on the liver and
biliary apparatus. driven out the poisons
, which not: these complaints, and
alum the syntax: to n vigoroun.
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