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A PALACE OF EVIL.
he Greet (in-ban. flare «Sui-ope.
The injury contained by Momma; Nice.
dance and especially Henlene, from the
neighborhood of Monte Carlo end its gum
lug tables are the cabinet of on eerneet or.
dt‘lfi by Edmond Pinochet. in the current
number of the. Ream: «in: lira-z .Vonda
The»: citirs, he says. mil not com thoh
pmtentu until anre. for the sake of moral
:luunlmwx, and Italy, {or rcpulution‘n sake,
smut that the hut public gambling establish-
ment in Europe be abolished. Petition.
signed by a great number of persons were
5m: in the From-h Chambers. De hyd-
uct “will! not entertain the subject end the
motion \vmlaid on the able. In spite of
the Minister‘s smasitlon the Senate sent
him the petition: a month later. In the!
abort time the rt':l\ll0l15 between France and
ltaly had changed. “If it were true,“
flinch“ goes on to say. “that gambling
estnblishmnntn have the power to enrich u
people? inqmd of making fortunes for in
dn<:riail nso ' the Principality oi
Monaco woull long ago have been whit!
with marble palm‘t‘s and have distanced the
rs: ofttm coust in luxury and prosperity.
Not so. 83-inch»: shows in the faces of the
misemble inhabitants and more wretched
ucldiery. Saddest of all is the contrast be-
tween the beauty of nature and the uglinefi
of vice. The gambling fever has extended
from Monaco to the ‘ Mmenu' end ‘ Med.
itermnean' clubs at Nice. All clones oi
society are inflected by it. Smell tradesmen
ruin themselves at ploy end on gels day: the
roulette flourishes in the open lit. Sodety
is demonliud Wanna-emu. At
Montana the cottage- built to uocoxnuedute
therieh English and Bullion invalid: are
empty. The doetors untied than: ogninst
the excitement of gambling end the chill ll!
of the Mtemneen thut pierces their lung!
when they leave the overheated room at
night.”
Of the many pictures that hove been
imwn of the beauties and the horror: of
Monte Carlo there is none more touching
than is given in a letter from George Send.
“ Strange contrast," she writes. “ We leave
tbs magnificence of nature to and ourselves,
dden, amid the filth of modern civil-
; from the pills my: cfthe new moon,
the great rock sleeping in the shadow end
the odor of orange groves, to the fetid odor
of fever nnd the rattle of the roulette.
Young married women gamble while nut-nee
zuokie their children on the sofas. A pretty
little girl of five drags herself to one of than
an! falls asleep, overcome with fatigue, hen!
: l ennui. Doe»: her unnatural mother
‘1. go to win her a mcrringe portion! A!
32-9. foreign lady aim at the gambling table
«Lilla little led of twelve, who cull! he!
rather. She SIEI‘JHS iudileront chant losing
or Winning. The child plays, too, with the
marinara: n grown person. He in need to
it.
“ Booth-$1 or frightened shadows wonder
mead the cafe in the “at unphithentre
{nailed by the niouutnin’n steep ides. They
lack chilly ; perbnps they only look dud lone
fertile slight "(rudiment they no We!
here the xneanl to purchase. Borne go cl
with empty pockets. Other: neecetyeu end
time-z beg for a out in your ante. book
in Rice. Suicide- m not rue. no welt-
uunthehdel teen to have e pm
When one at
JIM,
menace A newer.
no «use.
ltbchunuue, Incl-both on well in-
ctructed. they on be M together,
end drilled tin perfected in booking.
Three things, no nbeve outed. must be
strictlyrcrved: Pint, to piece the hem
with his book down deleendlu ground;
mound, when honoured. let it be to u light».
empty wagon, which require: the lent per.
tibia (1803 to book it; third, be perfectly
kind to the horse, speak gently, put it on
the neck, stroke down in face with the hand,
And on no nceount Itrike it.
As noon on the horde under-atomic what. is
wanted of blua. he will do it with nlncrity.
It in not from ill-temper or stubbornnes-
tbntchoru doe- not beck ct once wk:
spoken to; it in from sneer ignorance; he
does not know whet is wanted, or how to do
it until gently taught.
A leeend method in to harness the horse
alongside of unotber well broken to buck,
ind net the hind end of the wegon on u
slaving piece of ground, and follow the
dirwtiann above, or jump into the wagon
And take the reins in band; but it in better
to discipline alone at first, an above.
To tenchnhornetoleod, letutnunerbey
take the end of the bridle in bond and gaudy
pull unit, while mother holds out I dish
with groin or wool in it.
The horse will then ndvnnce to it. Now
let him nibble n small quantity, then move
with the dish 3. little further in front, end I!)
keep on till he is taught to lend well.
He can else be taught by putting him
alongside of nnother horse which lends
easily. Kc ought to be rather hungry when
than drilled, on he will come up cegerly to
the dish of groin—Rural New- Yorker.
———-—-«o--—~——-
THE MISSISSIPPI ROUSTABOUT:
Header, hebituclly, n revolver. 'm
nudkeenknife. thelettcrcf which he no.
rklllfully to out the pocket: of sleeping deck
penengeru. In 3 "ruler fight“ the route-
beut—cnd, I believe, most of his race—nee
the weapon in an original fashion. They
double buck the bundle on the thick part of
the blade, then, grouping the whole tightly,
clue the finger: and bell of the bend hull-
wny down the blade, IO u to leevc its whole
length exposed to n depth of, any, half on
inch. mm the weapon thus cilpceed they
do not club, but chop. inflicting dozen: of
very ghastly. but superficinl woundc. A
combatant, after a ruler fight, looks, clothee
and nil, n: if he had been through c cutting
machine. But, innwcek, hie wound: are
heeled, and he in randy for Another my.
During the busy neuron the :13th on
the river simmers gets from .80 to .100 e
month, end four mall at day; lull bi- work
in bundling the hoovy freight and eurrylng
it up the slippery river bank in a terrible
drain, nude doubly severe by the fact thut
his only rest, night or duy, comes in nape
between the landings. The recumbent
wenrahleolothaefrcrnthedoytheynre
bought until they drop o! in rep. without
lemming than: once. Be it on inveterete
tumbler, with two dice pinyin: on original
seine celled “ crops.” the tunic feature of
which in throwing the number seven. or In
neural possible to it. though the game bun
other reducxncntn. 'l‘ spectacle of I group
of runabout: mend the f'cxup“ bard.
betting lurce eumu. yelling. Mlculutlug.
cud invoking the old of Ill the “porn-l and
infernal powcu. on they whirl the diet-be:
highlanlrladwnrlbedteueuone of the
meet coating of hum night;
fill lull twosome: ATWRR.
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patinferbnetk. the brelu reeling, to:
tkehhewemunudingeuuuetbowo
where it clouds up two feet out of the rock
end where it is ever twcfect. wide. Oh, how
thebcertbeetlulwoehlpofithednt plea
and then mother end mother, until in the
centerefthe “ lend“ eleomel u piece that
aim and glinteuu in the Inn! A moment
ofbrcethle- suspense, whilst the piece in be.
lng examined under the glans, and than u
chant of triumph, the pick l'lll'l, and place
utter piece ll knocked off, and every lump
chines like diver. “Eureka! I‘ve struck
it, and struck it big! Two feet of grey cop
per and onions.“ That moment in nlnieul
\verth linug for, even if it: hopes are never
realized. After the first excitement. in ever,
m, 1111- prolpeotor cite down to rent and
dream, and which shape those dreams take
every man must imagine for himself. But
it in clreedy put neon, and there remains
plenty to be done even if we go no further
up the gulch today, so our prmpector takes
I leaf from hi: pocket-book and inscribe: on
it the following legend:
“Eureka Lode"—I.ocntion Notice.-—!. the
undersigned, do hereby claim 1,500 feet of
thin mineral bearing lead. lode, vein or deposit
as follows: Five hundred feet northocxt
l.006 feet southwest. and 150 feet on each
side of the vein flN‘ surface ground.
.__.-—, 1882. n. n G.
A little mound of rock name two feet high
ll now built up, the paper placed under the
top etrne. end the claim in accurrd fore few
days at least.
”9.9——
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“ Kn. Rooney,” the Mule chimpan-
et the Zoologicel Gordon, up the PHI-del-
pble Record, bu u ‘very bud cold to kc
heed,endhubeeu taught to use e held.
hemhiofwithcll the one and gm of e
well-bred human being. rm: she and
“ Pot Rooney,” her husband, were a usual
nttrnctlug u great doel of attention from the
holiday visitors to the Gordon, but of II the
vurled enortment of tricks end grannie-
with which they furored .ueir uudlence none
erected on much «atonement II when Mu.
Rooney would «(lately produce a uncll
ramp of linen from a corner of the once end
proceed to gracefully blew her nose.
“ How did you teach her tbet trick ?" elk-
ed :1 lady of the keeper, who won genius
fondly at bk pets from outside the burn. .
“ Oh! my enough,” we! the reply ; “ she
end Pot coercely need any touching, for they
urn no smart that if you simply do come-
thiug before them once or twice end hold
up it hit of anger It the lune time they will
imitate your action st once, and in 1 day or
so an be taught a new trick perfectly.“
“Do they get along well together P“ naked
another byutnuder.
“ Yes, very well," add the keeper.
" They are ubeut the only pulr in the Garden
that don't aqunbble together, more or let;
haunt, theonlypulrctell, when. Ikuow
«do! even the turtle-dove- overlu the birth
hence materially peck ct each other a:
fiercely on e couple of guano-mks. Still,
humbly tint Mr. Rooney elu‘t u
politteblwwlfeahcmluhtbqeudif Ihe
wan‘tble-edwlththe temper of on ungel
—l! there are my monkey couch—why,
rented“ there would be war even in thin
I
“glutamatealu the ehluipeu.
“theta-dinner. which 9911de of cell
Millennium-tram Inloeu‘ey
wdh‘d until hill wile we. helped
(“Ithekuneodwhllehtveck bin that.”
with” More). nod the deck
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course Oil“ whence.
uauiu cud aid the dlonloud bneelet we: in
the box and wanted it went home. The
jeweler cent round to the ludy‘c ante deposit
coupnuy, and found the bracelet there.
She he probably taken out the he: and
cent it to the store without even looking in.
to it. After it was toned the uncut aid“
“ I hured lived with MN. “for seventeen
young but I Inqu the slightest doubt tbutlt
that bracelet hndu‘t been found she would
tum thought i took it. A lady wen looking
ct some diemond riugu and one foil. The
«Iceman saw it full. but the ring could not
be found. Eight your: nfterwnrd her dress
meter was ripping up the draw and the
ring wu found in one of the pleats. The
dude bud been worn n good deal during the
time. A lady one evening pulled ell her
glove: in her parlor, went up unit-n, and
found tbut the atone in her ring was mine.
lug. She had the room- uhc bud been in of.
ter taking ed her gloves! uwept thoroughly.
There was no diamond to be found. The
next spring it was found under u very heavy
wardrobe in n trout lull bedroom. She won
positive that she did not so into that room
tbct evening, and the wardrobe wu no huvy
that it was never moved except in home
aluminu- _......-...-
THE BEAUTY OF IAPLBS.
" ace Naples und die,“ we- the epitome of
ancient. ndmlrntiou for the city, situated on
the meet glorioun reuse of wnter-wuhcd
hill-in the whole world. Let “you. who
he- ever ‘ New York harbor on a nun.
ny any 11 its emeruld umplthcntre wee
bathed in the shimmering hue thut comes
of the transparent ctmonphere of con and
Iky cemmlugled, inn-clue n more compress-
ed mile on mono, where, by e single coup
d‘oail, on it were, the tt-uneccndcut beauty of
the cohabitation comes at a glance. Some
idea of the terrectlnl glory of Naples will
noting confident :th’gt u w
50. 10,10“, 11,713,.3'50; 13 50. -
“1mm m1 ism a» felicvifii ‘
g.
' . 1550,16, 1650,1150,
Youths’ Suits,
84 75, 5 75, 6 75, 7 50, 8 50', 9 50, 10, 10 50, 11, 12 50.7 13 50,
14,15, 16, 16 50,19,
21.
Boys’ Suits
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Age 12 to 16.
$3 95, 4, 5, 675, 750, s, 850, 9, 950, 10, 10 50, 11,, 12,
l3, 13 50.
‘ Childrens’
Suits, f
Age 4 to lQmShor-t Pants,
0
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$1 50, 1 75,
2 50, 2 75, 3. 3 50, 3 75, 4. 4 50, 5, 5 50. 6,
7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.
then be reclined—but not nil, by any nouns. '
For, to lmnginc ell. you must have the pun.
puns us, with its tillage-like creation: lul-
pendedover thatch-cf Minced My
you outta-with they." um '- .. “
syn-trial pm t‘ct‘ewe'ep'ln gm.-
tulmundthcrhuddfinplu.‘ Her in
this a. least. Gil-toning in the-oft enu-
shin-the eye eureka glimpse of segue-ten
ed heralds, of pelican grouped cm the
tragic.) foliage, ounce groves, coder: of
lab? ellvee. rune plentatlom end all
menu of someone growing things that
lure the eye cud lull the con-ea to upon.
The trenfilueeul sir, laden with the odor of
million! of frugmut blossoms, ctcepe the
numlnedmniylnnguor. Thepictuneque
convicts of the Contndlnc (lunch punch)
and the not lou- striking red. blue and gold
of theacbermcu and vineyard laborerl an
in u picture that mekm more decor-1pm!
porertyqtrickuu and buvloaqua.
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A F138? RAILWAY 8103.
A young lady, well known on Wood river,
whewubomundrnludin Idem end had
never Iron a utcenibout or rullwny our, tw-
oeutly left for a trip South, and much litters
at w expressed here by her Mandi M to
her an: impression of the outer world.
She ulwuyu evinced each on even dunner
that any friend- bclleved ch- would put
e- se old truvoler. but: letter just received
«calmly-moral!“ wlld Indian en the
Millennium-met cola.
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the eveulea lichtulusupremwlthlum
bull‘I-eye’hndlkht. Indemnity.
whentbetnlnucued the depot end
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From $2 to $6
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Spring 0116121503138,
$475, 650, 7, 750, 850, 950, 10, 1950,- 11, 1250,
17 50,- 18, 22."
The» Price- dance beg-tn to convey 3,311an
of our Immense Stock. on we hit
. emu tour to eight. Moreno
north. same price. ,
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hbker coul- «in nun.
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No. 9 West Aveuup,
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ll. lawman
5!. Wakingteu Street."
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