,IBIT'I. .
‘iirr.
Rece‘t Minors of: Interest in
Murmur: Delineatel by
Yen and Penil-
Trrrr "1r“ raw
'I‘rmr'nlc “H‘l‘ :t Ilirli Woman‘s
El ill---.I;t_v Gould and “is.
Partners. 111:. Mr.
l
of $600,000 in ngernmcnt bonds some
clghlcr :1 months 'tgo. Although to date
no “Ill has Came to light, it is claimed
‘li II one was written by a lawyer of this
c ty giving rhi bulk of Inr property to
the revs run i :cntlcmzm. altlr.u it this is
not leicu‘d :er the hcirs, :is tlrc'will
h .s n»: Incn yualuccd. The yropcrty
h .s dw in. I‘cd mi in .tcriully that. :1 pretty
ht is loolxctl for to account for the
m ssizt: in" ons. since it aprcar‘s that
won if hr-r irrvestnrvnts in pain“
inc .mccptul at the vaiuc paid :.~rti:.~m.
hi " ‘ still rcmuin some two or hrcc
t‘ ‘ «ins u:.um ountul for The t‘lt' .‘y-
". ru-f. scs to s‘utc a ring :Illwll thc
cr for the Iicuctlt 7t thc l in. and
in misc :trr‘l r‘v‘rtr-zrtrncnt within
‘ ‘unt hunc, l- min the heirs and
do ail the \\ r \\ ith two
‘ :. “\czs IILIllll'H-ld. .tway at the
.. ' one :2, .prove that
\l:. ll.» ; m \\.rs mad 1.: Eusr‘. ‘c l. and
lint‘ ILIIr‘r .':ltlr':l\‘tlf.tt I” $.qu llltll .‘Il’s.
‘lw I »i 1' this r'xcltt»
’.III also Lil-0;. d z;
. .t thv prop): s r turl .Illl, the
. .i c 2'. :nc ammo: lic dcti~
rhc heirs to
rri' f -:r~ceri
ring
:tm .\‘r'rt. . , thtnl; 11m} .‘irs.
\if. ~.' m r. ,is cumin: “‘3! no nix :l of
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. . so “mum!” in etch-
mcr NEWLUUU in d curated
:1 .es rt‘ircll ’us $~i.«-‘i‘l INT :1
, lllrr'l‘ pl .tcs. That she
':\t'.‘ :l .gzmte‘r of w mil-
. - until. of (Vil‘llld‘. \\lilcll
Y _«.- s .Il :.t sin-at t: u rwr ce-nt.
. ‘- wan l..ol:rt as
3-? .r.:~ u~ \lrs.
« t>513,"”Hfut'wiuht‘tlb
'. ' , or front lo'fill. ¥I
Ui‘ .. o :.;_: her pulwr. and $11.-
0 H . le' woo-ft pun-s in: of bar hali-
Vvtay ‘Iltn ~hw spent ovcr :1 million
llz‘l :. ;. f with u riltg't ‘11‘\\cicf‘> firm :n
si\ f~ * for t3rriki> s. and how murh
mon- :.t .n \h'l ms ways is not known
to I: .: txc “10:!It‘lllill‘rialllflllllllg,
owl ore \\l..ch the 'thas are ruising
troul-Ic m er, is “the way in
whirl. 1h y claim an ccrtaiu min-
»istr -f t:..‘ «.ty yrotirrd by his tic-
qa... ncr- “1:1. the widow, not her gen-
emsr. i hi» gvrxLenmn .it one timewvas
tin p '5'”: .l stn III church in this city,
are: :. 33:“: hot of the some faith as
' T1422. he bcing a I‘rcsbyttrian
.and :Iu- :m i ;.i~cop;ilr.in. Inc had the good
nortum» tn t-h nch tie funeral sermon of
I‘hcr howl nod, and then bccnrnc acmuint-
ed \‘illl P-lrs RI. The attorneys for the
.ndrninistrotor mm th:.t by his subsc~
gm :1: mxpmiu'snee h. protitcd very ma-
ter.a‘..y. :ivin; hutch spiritual ndxice in
elfllnfgf.“ therefor. They say that his
1179-43?! Abate. on Thirty fourth street
.wtu 3.x. suited to him by Mrs. Morgan at
a cost of $.'7,‘PU\) «$32.00010r the prop
.erty :ndglgomi for the furniture—that
.obe s -il‘:.ilt'il him witn the money
.to live upon in this elegant home.
and that due at various times gnvc him
gift 0: money, the largest being I gilt
wit,
painting it is
:1 tutu h thtr-r propor-
did the \tllt‘ cf the or-
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plush \l, ;
Ilc \\.ts .tt incl Hilly .
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um: I \\lls‘tl It" said tl; .! tlm ‘ wimc m.m
\\ is :ui;lr!_\‘ uns rs'tzn.‘ t has In. on
t‘v‘» 1. and has i'ccu
>:.t'il.I\‘0II.1IIKII'C.III\IIJ‘III:I.il‘l,t,\'l twcnty -
tun lt‘III'S that :ril \\Iiu triad tn sulv ‘Illlll
11hr- ll up in ili\:{lr~!. .\t \tl'il‘ultsllith‘s
:.lmo~i cwry up Vr‘ on ('1' slicc'. has
n .l.l
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h.u' : tif'. with lulu. uan socnsr or latrr
r arhcd t'..c incvi‘ iiolc conclusion
that In: w .s 1.». sh :rp for lhctu.
and ‘h‘ mics \\I. « rc ~chi-d this
s ”1.13.“. his: tltc lc-rst limit-c), 'I‘hc only
thin-1 \\hzch hortl-I “out into that he
{Mild to :3ct u‘ll .th u: par was thv daily
.::.-\\ :H-r lttsinus“. .\ft.vr put‘ing
scum. hurrfrcd thornaud dollars into it.
buying scu-ml ncu preset-s, attl olilklllj"
rousidcrublc monrw ill- ulllntl.ll t‘t‘cnt,
he “as \cry glad to gut uzrt of it nl:v.~,
i! is mid, and stick to r.;ilmads and
\\ cold!) I EIUll.
coroner.
(‘olrnrl .‘lnpleson, the famous operatic
M \I‘IIZSUN.
mnnagcr, closed the Italian opera scason
It“!(_‘ this year several weeks before it
was supiosed he would. The colonel
has been in this business for thirty-live
yours, and has managed all the principal
singcrs during that time at one time‘or
another. and has turd perhaps as many
rows with divine primn donnas from
Patti down, as any one man is entitled
to. The German opera at the .‘letro-
politnn opera house has left Italian opcrn .
in the shade this season, however, and
Consequently the colonel bids Iarewcll to
New l'ork this time with sadness and no
great expectations for the future unless
the millionaires ag’nin take an interest in
the revival of this style of opera. If bus‘
incss gets so dull [but (‘o‘onel Mapleson
has nothing else to do, he might write a.
book descriptive of operntic life behind
the Icenes, u experiedced by himself.
Written with reference to feets, such 1
book would tint] 3 ready ale mung
.
, . of tho members of th_~ 1< orgy ninth L on; maven”, “rump,“ warmth“ “.1“, 9. Mum
lovers of music who hope to reach the
altitudes of high ., opera—there are about
5,010 in this citlkand also among a
curious public who would like to know -
if opera singers really do drink sweet oil
to give IIn-ir voices mellowncss. cut noth-
ing for four hours before the performance
lu-gins, stuti cotton in their mouths to
keep the coid out when going: to their
currizrgrs. and hate each other as cordm'ly
as it is gcncrally reported they do to the .
outside world.
The features of the hue Thomas A.
Hendricks, Vice—President of the nation,
are wcil known to the country, but
nus. Titus. .\. ntixnrtrvks‘,
those of his devoted wife, are not. Mrs.
IIcudrlcks travclcd with her Psluund
, untested
through all thc hotly
.- u}:rn:ri,_:n of last W1 which
t‘.t'.‘lr‘\l Illlll to the \icc gtl’t‘eltlt‘lh‘)’, and
. is rcp 41.x] i»: Ir ivia .-‘ tfu- politics of
the r'«|'.:t‘,t'\‘ at licr ting-r cud: through
' with v..ri~:;s linl.l!iclélll<
grim ~m.l ~*l~\'\\lli‘l‘t‘. Ilctwccu
..r:.l in r hits" .riil Ill" \\..rmcst-at
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\r \v !:..»?'r I» “.II tw‘ ’:il'_\. :l!l.I
‘lr‘ :;.. Iss l. \Illt‘ lifc so thew :.:‘.riy
i'lt 51!. .'. in- \\.l‘ I: Eli In lt‘.l'-L‘ it for
t . . s of \\'..st: tin \Izztrng h .
lli. ~c l‘l his \..r.~uis wzlirial
. I' is - nl tlri! he was so dc~
r‘ :l 1 m: tlzc lust \i~.i‘. :licy
'. .'--. ;t~ltu‘1liltl'lu‘.'urt'lll\"
. mum: .»::rc.l ll"l upon iu-r
~ i\" limits to tit.- \.:tl~~:i,‘
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1!; r . mural ily trzrtriirc gun, with its
5} - .~ ll ...1»J.\lln.'nltl dull‘ort
I ,. ‘ .ri \. \\ \r-rk Ir :tlmr, ltlltl
th . .\ ‘\ :l)ltll1t.l\‘ slmll cwutuinin: Ii“
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Tc \lt‘lhl fish rm.- t ~
. :l‘ .. ..; .n. u.l \\ .rhzrr :r mill .s of
. . ‘ tr' Vlzv slicll s‘t‘l h.
5: tit. l“ .nrls of d\
l.1ll‘l.lr‘t‘\:‘-‘\lt.l in!!! in of thc
l>l\, I 'l.l. ll‘l llu‘Vllf‘dx‘r‘. rift-w
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I|\ -'.\‘xl l‘:{\ll\t‘i win is \\..bizxto
:l»‘. I. will": ll :l‘ :1 c ltuttwm of th‘ lir)‘.
\.. ~«_; ti. ~; ;, :tt is consul ‘IK‘ usuc-
H“. :ni ms mm... o! 'Izatiu‘).
who w w t to s. t‘
‘wl IIIJI rI_\ n .m-
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to l-c rum-I ll..‘ t unrplcltun
. rush". of thc hrtiroldi sta'uc of
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z.\ of I‘..r:~ In Animicuus. 1n rutmn for
Z~l t'tzc llcttv sr‘rrt lrcrc. II will
. mu: (\\x‘tily tho .s,.u.l dollars. and
‘e. i‘ i'. is "If-RUIN lI(‘\“.l ruisnl I: Ts
pz‘wpou‘d 1‘ rais‘ " lt“l by inpu‘lar
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Iluplicutcl \uuea In (‘.\rrgr‘css,
In tic l“““ :i‘. fun was I!“ puts of
mm; s ioln .l, .\ urns. . t‘ \. \\ \ ark,
:“ I \ud' I... .\.itl‘.tr<, \«i‘ \ irlt' [31“.
2c is ti iizown fr in “hit, l‘r ttrm'rrrt;
ll, urn t our r::::\‘\l\ .123 3, II- _ .rE-lrcuu,
.:\..i mutual I «\\slt‘. fzru‘. Ind: ..-r,:
:\ ‘iitpiilui. all. Mr. .\udcr~o:t, vi Ii:|!t~:l\‘.
IIcy-zwliuru, can parrwi lt \lr \t‘nlcr'sori.
of HEM. Ilczn »= 1, cu MT: .‘rcwl ours
Imus :uolmj‘wr that ru.i;tcr. m t‘.lll John
and «C. win-c ,\xl 5mm In lltc last i ungrcss
~ .l. ncs t'-\'u;ly “:13 tlrc tum! nuuu rous.
- lw': .titt‘ Ili‘moz‘rats of that nzuuc.
tuunmrlls and 'I‘uylurs have that
It‘ll-ll. in the I'orty ninth t‘ongrcss.
I‘lzcr. is I“ -_i\t umpbcil. from Brooklyn,
and Tun t‘aiuplicll, from New York; .I.
. I“. \ urulqu-li. from “hi0, uli llcruocruts,
and .l. .\I, ( :ttrrplu‘ll, from I'cnnsylvnniu,
Ilc; uldican. Uhio and 'I‘cnucsscc furnish
four 'I‘nylors, thrcc of whom are Ilcpub~
lli‘IIIIs. I’Loridu and .\I_a‘:>n:u\ cuch fur-
III>lI :l I‘cmogrzrtic Davidson. :irrtl'.\rkan-
s‘tls‘ :in-l Kr mucky kccp uiivc thc mcruiiry
of John K‘. ilreckinridge with sons of the
Vine i‘residcnt from those Strut-s. .‘Iury-
,I:ru'l uni \Vcst Xirginizt scnd two ment-
bcis of the «Limit: fumily, Illinois Rand
Uliio c ah u Ilcnublicun Ilcndcrson.
whilc Norah t‘uz‘olina sends a llt'rrrocrat
of that r: mic. Thcloncs family is limited
to om- fr .ru.\Iub;un:I and one-from 'I‘cxns.
'l‘ltt‘t‘t‘ is :r :st. Martin from Louisiana and
:r Mr. Martin from Alabama. .\Ir. John-
son. of ch York, Republican. will have
I‘
lr rlm
Mr. Johnson, of Indiana, and Mr. .iloh‘2- -
, son, of North t‘nro inn, for companions I
on the roll. The House will have two
‘ democratic Wards~one from Illinois,
the other from Indiana. Mr. Stone, of
1 Massachusetts:- .\lr. Stone, of Kentucky.
and .\Ir. Stone, of Missouri, the lust two
i Dcmocrats. have the hardest name of any
:rcss
.\lr. \\‘urner, of ”bio, comes with his
‘ silver bill, and a democratic Warner ho
is 2!g:l’lil\l .\Ir. Warrior, 21 new member
; from Missouri. who does not agree with
his Ulrio namesake in politics or on the
'silver question. Mr. Green, of No:tb
,L‘uroliuu, has a companion from New;
EJercy of that name. and .\Ir. Ilccd. of
Maine, wizl not want his name nnd'vme
{confounded with that of the Democrat
:from North (‘arolina, who spells his'
_ name llcid. )lr. U‘Neill, from Philadel-
phia, isa Ilcpubl'cun. The other O‘Neill
is ,1er _St. Louis and a Democrat. Ile-
tween Mr. Thomas of Illinois and Mr.
Thomas of Wisconsin there need be no
. doubt as to their political views, for both\
l are republicans. .‘Ir. Millard of New
York and Mr. Miller of Texas, are of 0p-
, posite politics, the latter a Democrat.
l Iowa and Nebraska furnish two Weavers.
-()I‘ the 315 members only one will bev
Heard in the present Congress, and that
is John 'I‘., from Missouri—Jew York
Hiram.
The great Mexican volcano Po 3-
tepetl has just been rcmensured and
foundr-to be 17,800 feet above these-n.
The crater,which is completely obscured
within by oulpburons vapor, is nbout
two and one-half miles in circuit nod
1,000 feet deep. The entire center of
the top of the mountain moms to be
solid sulphur. which is deposited ot the
, rate of o ton n doy. .
, ..-.._.
ruminants. ,_
Beecher on the Laser: of Love..-
, “ Self-Culture” .- Pulpi and
i Press. 4
, Mr. Tnlmage‘s regular Sunday sermon not
' being forthcoming. “‘3 give the following
resume of sermons ; reached by three promi-
nent ministers— Revs- Henry “'nrd Beecher
and Charles 1:. Baker. ofBrooklyn, and Rev.
ll. lleber Newton. of New York:
Mr. Beecher on the Lesson cl love.
The deepest cn‘mllttll that man could one
1 ice, said Mr. timber in his surnrou. was
loving. Them wns a with ditl'crerme botwe -n
it and liking or admiring. Love was the
bright star about which all nature was re—
l wiving. ‘ At pt'csrlli we WOr‘est‘lingtho early
: morning ut‘lovc. (lilter ages would see the
lil'._':ltlllx1-SilfIIIVQH\V1I and Hi tliu noontime.
Tr... sumo oi pron-2‘ L‘Irris‘iun qurry was.
“Do )‘t'll IvVi‘ (hrs! and tho orthodox nu~
sun-was, “I Immlly bore I do “ "I humblv
: hoiievo im .I. 11"..“ said A‘Il‘. Beechd‘. Such
tnl»: “as c Ic despised the man who
signed lurnwus, " Y-irt‘s, in the It vo or t‘hrht,“
ll. w should \\I‘~II tnry men he ublu to love
('hnst' 'l'l; 1w cuuhl LU establish-I uri hlcal
of (‘lrrist by th - study of llis Iifo, \\‘lllt II
.- -uI-I be :r Irun'ml and Imol just as u..- IN“
\\z’liir' mtnt- r \r are \\‘til‘rir s trl‘cl their
Irlr‘.‘llr- in I :tsl an“. ntad . titcrusr-lv. s tntumnr
\\ itir tlr rn um-i cam-s towlrnirc an tlov.» tucui
as to ‘suttu it as,
lint tm- in; \ us orrEy tlm str.-:rut that
tur‘ru-vltlu- wires-l of \\gcmtrtxt continually.
I.n\‘v transmitted tvtu .nnduct \\ as love still,
V In: in another form I‘LVcn the ruothcr love,
at first n t! nun. changed into n CJK‘L‘IIII at
tourist-momma)the chi‘rl, amnking it. com-
I'ortnblc and Irnppv. .\‘.. it was with the lovo
of (‘ I‘hl. 'I‘ln‘ tru « w.tv to love Him was t. \
ulrcy ril.‘ tlru
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at us flltlhtd-lx \Vt‘lz‘ --:r:' dour an .--t r\ . z :1
[cu gm r..t Hrs In ‘. .‘cn tin-so ll:l\r‘ll~
ha r \‘. l-':..~ «-\c. \:.\ us u: \ur iu-tlicll ml
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Ir, \\a\ \‘l 7.1a :uwivs “:i consttrr
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[l\‘.is.::‘n mm m l:.‘ lttzu‘) nml llu‘ Illll\l‘u|ll_
tlz> tututc gm: l.:I mud‘ hill. ’Ilmt
:rt: .1 tv Inuit. u: 5 - \ r\ in ; crmt I‘ns 2r out
., u l} 1rd :ml In; x .s n.. It bus sl :6». tn the
ptu K‘\\ ‘I c it\ it moi >n‘:r‘3\‘ to put ty~
:tltl ti o grow-Huxut t- sol not} s-lr‘ th in;
\\.: :‘l l-» t vuvl it pitvd are railrcn \ 4,
my mutc In \ 21c !' Azt'c.
(‘ is an .-.vptr.~ to \\‘w rldlmws.
\‘aurty Iiazr is can ‘ . ro in New \‘vik all the
yt-srr r~ on ‘. . \\‘z‘ri \‘ 1- u it utljnuvus to Surn-
tn; I .1er \cupnrt l\ u must rice is nil luvs
flirt-rub I!» an. nth-s n. l by Its In “tbs. but. if
we would not be so iu- ml tntutnvry :n;um:.l its
ins :nzdrnns. wcmzrs: ll \\‘0 th‘or us \\‘IIEQ‘ no-
lvio arm. in whom |- ‘, high Ir; the garish
g’hu‘yw t' tho scores rilc mt.- tlicchcupI-ril-
Ilall‘tt‘ (-1 tiri‘t-l-sl .‘\\1II‘\‘.\ nrrzl shanghai
fideli-lwl‘s, us of fl Nag» \\Iti‘ll lllt~
turned out and tho d vylrglrt steals in. Hm
cannot s v the Iltll‘llts slmllowrwss and fluid
nos-s and \ulgnrity u: the court cf I‘luntmun
unless he curt look down upon it fr--ru
tho (\Iyrupirm circlc. whore llom ~r. Pluto.
l'lrfi‘ru, Duutc, mm‘wsmmrc. Ilu.\\ti.l‘d!‘\\‘ill.
Elliot‘s-m. :url tho glorious hosts of NM iruv
wortals walk the brunt. o; born: In the d= .
. courseof the unis .\ Itttlo high think :g;
‘ turd duop fol-ling will III the one-commit with
very plum liviru. S ': ‘nce, which Mr . church
donoumcd turd Ivumv I. has cumucivatcl res
ligion from the duo;- on of superstition and
has rcstorel it to thc sunshine. How has it
t‘tlllld to Vin-rss flint Ilh‘lt Imvo ceased to lulicvo
In the ghastly turnirs of medi cvnl II ‘II f Thoy
Imvn simply outgrown such a cut opti In.
‘ Th.- churvhos go on rupturing the old Itm~
gtr‘lgcalk-ut‘fnlso l'r‘llglun, claiming still a
. munowdy u." grow. but church nwmb us Iivo
_ enough in th ~ grunt \vurldof thought tokuow
gus rs
that \"IP‘IIIJ grows in India as in I-Inglarhl; ‘
that faith and hope and charity blossom in
Japan as in America.
‘1! you want to ris~ into a noble and gra-
cious religion, at scr. 3.: and sunuv futtlt. cu‘-
tivure your mind at the some time you are
1 ice ling‘yuur soul.
a mission. and thou with-n your ontIo-k in u
gencrous course of roudiru. Adjourn for ten
yours, my yonuglriend. all questions about
dogmas and sacrmucnts. and give your spare
energies to some svstrmnuc self-cultivation:
' and you will fin! thosoqfisstiom. like tho lot-
, tors which Na «Icon used to he *p fora month.
. have unswcre. themselves. You Will have
climlnsl out of the valley where men strive
. over such matters, ugwn the Irill~top. where
’ I‘m sfooplo of the “190““: hcuso is no longer
the bmnd and bunny swan) of earth, the
‘ stars shimmer and the disavcns open. Cub
_ turc has a very impremfvo hunting on one of
the prime duties 0: religion. Our, whole
inner bent: carries over. int 3 the future
. lite intake-3t as l as (\\nscienco.
; \\‘e am to capitalim inunortalitv with mind
as well as with charaetor. l'ntjl of late the
intellectual aSpcct of immortality has be.-n
! who‘ly overshadowsd by its moral aspect. A
. man may wander through the New Jerusalem
3 much as be once wandered “silos-sly through
i London or Xurernbunr, seeing in heaven lit—
tle more of its real beauty than he once sow
‘ of Switzerland’s glories. One may remember
‘ a town bv its~ hotel, another by its uracil-nun,
f each having found there the proviszou for
, what he took with him—~11 stomach r r a brain.
A man may yawn in heaven. out when he
has seen the golden struts. and the pearly
gates. think that. he has “done" the new Jeru-
salem. or those pearly 23% may open to
him an apocalypse of glory and every eta
Ilong tho gvfldon voments be buoyantwi
the rupture of delight, 'everv glimnse a some-
thing to come back and to study with an ox-
ubernnt joy that knows no ”“613; Swederr
borg‘s instructive ranching?) t point have
been well followed up by ' higher teaching
of spirit
Moral Reopen-loll!!! ol the Pro-n.
At the Church of the Messiah, Greene and
Clarmont avenues, Brookly the Rev. Charles
R. Baker, pastor, preached Inst of notation
of public Sundnyleem «We quos~
tionsottbodn.bi!lnbjo3t be! "The
Moral Responsibllityotthopm.”ng
Themmndgonflolmo book for histoxt
Phillppionu, Iv.. 8—“ . ,
convu- thing: no who-never ore
_ honest, mm on w
on on
it emmfbo any virtue and irtnero be any
miss. think on these things." The human
raw. said the preacher. had reached its man-
hood in the nineteenth century. It was re
workable that. the adv-nee had not been
carried on in one unbroken line of heredity—-
that the line in whiA-h progress first manL
tested itself did not carry it on and up to
completion. Greece gave 1:) the “'ost what
it had mceived from the East. God Gave it
to the Greek to awaken and develop
in us the instinct for beauty.
He gave it to the Greek to
awaken and develop in us the instinct for
low and order. He gave it to the Tcuton to
nwmken and develop in us the sterner sense of
responsibility—tho more sensiti vo conscience.
The advanwd humanity of bodily bad In it
these three elements combined—love of the
beautiful. respect for law and order, and the
sensitive cons deuce were combined.
In pmlucmg tum-3 clzarat‘tart'strcs, or
rather in developing these latent instincts,
there was in each age nspecial agency. There
was the drama among the Greeks and there
was the pulpit among the later Romans.
The drama had been the principal educator in
the one cuss, the pulpit had been the princi~
i pal. educatov in the otIu-r. As the drama
iug. In tho I333
Newport your inner lir‘c in 9
velopment», the Gerluanind stage. the present
stage, the special «lucnu‘vo agency was the
press The rule of the elitor of a great. news-
: paper was more r to], more absolute than
i
g the Greek drama To know the latter
; form and character of Latin life it was neces-
‘ sary to read the masterpieces of the Latin
life you must resort to the rims of the news-
papers. It was a 1m‘uliar-ity of this teachiu;
which reflected from day to day public
111- urflit and fooling: that. each rcador found,
or thought he found his own thoughts. his
own feelings If you know which of the
rlnilics a man roads you can easily goes at
his opinions.
With power comes rcsponsibilitv.
In pro-
prcss in shapin; men‘s tIr-xu;l.t.<, in mold-
‘ pulpit. So to know the character of mmlem ,
l
'susferel by the riaa of the Roman power, so -
the pulpit suffered by the invention of print~ .
mentioned stage of de- ?
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ithat. of any president. or any bishop. To;
know Greek life it. was necessary to read“?
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l dangerous position.
i
portion turbo influence oxcrcrsed by tho‘
in; men‘s cl :rrm-tcrs. so was the l‘c~rxr-!r>il~il- '
‘ itv of thaw who rnaravrgo tho prr so for :o «I
or for I'\ ii. for tituc uni rt 11:: 0 Mortal
“:‘rl-‘rs til I Illllllil.:\r> ul' Il“\\'.\}. tx-rs \vr-r‘e
itillucnvrnn' rnrliuurs of pen v. .iuo'
csuld not «_.it rid of tho r v-uszlitfi y.
mun who u -ui.I I !‘-* r h fin-i n_~cI \\.is jib”!
- caflcxl Hymn I<3t‘\.‘|lrtilh‘ Illlriu‘ll Ha tn thoro-~~
itludcuud \Itrwlliizro-ss of his InuiA‘vs. ll nv
rn-zv r m tr tho \‘dltwi'. w it - sp kn t,»
ILU : cl..;_\.i:1tr‘s 1- =' It was
:t . tli ~r lore, for :t... t..,,~ 1’s :itrl
nw tiers of l.’ .\sr\:~.; vrs to i must lcr
l:--\v er~ ll"\l :tgu \\- rli ' .- ilii‘,}'l't“\’.
\\‘c know In v. th.~ r rr-s n w“ the pul-
t-il ut tho li:\'. I‘ “as r.r.st Rho
lnlil‘il Elm! ~rl s'r'u‘dnl .Is I i I ‘Im amt
.l :rli :r‘tnru 'v In”: ' It '
It“ upwh t.»t‘:‘« tr
vutituttutwl qua. i ‘IH
but \I. .-..,.;’ . rrlt ‘imr'
tv-truldl ll. It'l \,r n
«e .
r. :I..IU’I~‘
lln\\ I!
prom mi
u?
\\m'nul
Ilill-‘(Il :rsrlt rullti..\.-‘
lit-w rt . :ert : It hind llm
i'tticr~»~rnl II \\ .s :~ : rho lul»
pi: l‘u‘ ; as: t .. . \tiu-fatrtalv
: . n. Ind
t‘ 7‘:
\ulo .xix lllsr.l‘~
u nurnt r'm rxtriyt' ul’
:l \\u-tliv- in. nth; to L...g‘ !.:1'!y‘
for :r t 1.. th' ~:r'.\l truth
,_ c,“ :u t‘ -: 4' In
If.‘ ri~z\~,-i; I‘ luv. rillrt'cnt
was tttc nun cc t--I Hun tin than
:\ ran-lilrrtu' I! was furtl,.~:-
g.,.
‘ I‘I’Ih'. ll: . yu ‘-.‘ of ti: ~ pa t that
'n \ :t.» Iril~ \\'~‘ri lilll‘lll“ :utl lint! _\‘\-l
nl\i<
rim. t:r-r In \\ :is ttw.‘ c iii no T- .n m dc m
I} o t of it n “21"" ll \\:\s.tw)u: it I t: .‘\l
lint...) s. m tlr- \. rv nrttrtx- of Il\ w r'lr.
lit-I :.- rvl Ilr‘ :‘m b u \\Iu .. r‘. . i2;l ll 3:1}-
|~.‘. \o. but {In r- \\ iv to ‘\ \ n “Incl
sti ll -~\' '1. .u‘: llo d \:.\‘ \I'. .nw. c uld
. to 22.? .ul m :\ -\\. wt tr}. rw‘. moi. t‘jl c tr tune
or it . art! It» ttxxrtcl \\ tli d. gust {uni all ~
I! Iron 0
Q "| s ‘v’ N
y .
a‘i\l dis 1',“
. on "us .x‘t sutl ho was
I u in ‘l icrst-ml IL» was
no! .urxucm ~1pr: Ills ol-L' t \\.as In
tumult I . \\‘_:l ~ and twrrmgurs or no“ spnpcr‘s
ll: rt tlr w w.u1I bu Juttgvl by ti o comm;
El;\‘»l\ tiny qulgml tho prsT. ‘l‘IJ-rc \\r‘lw
gmll rnrtr nun-u: thou: of ti .\ Inst
mun. ll “as :i n \lilc c tlzirt; ~~rint~c n ~l~‘.« r. It
was dcslrti ‘I to havc its In rt ». _.zst as t! arc
bull-ecu Ilctflt“ of the (tr-«vi. drama and
in
\. Itn.‘
II'TJ-N Ul‘ tho Lulu pul, it “at town nuld
Inorru‘udurug su'cess \\Illivlll truth and
puruy.
‘ I'Ul'l'ldll bi‘lllNl‘l'L
Traces of n prt‘lttsluri.‘ race have been
.discowmd‘ in .laturicl by Mr. It. (3.
Ilrii ‘Iurtcn. From the skulls oli'aincd
hc tr. .gcs tlml thcy \\‘rh‘ pcoplc of grcuL
Ii.tllll:|i intelligcncw. and hc t.n ls rcamn
tor Iwiuwin: that thvir hibits were
E‘K‘Ick‘fill and industrious.
.\ ttcw use is found for elrctrictiy. In
Russia, n \w, :It=~_\ blotch cotton by
VIII-9211* of it. ( o‘t v.1 rrt.inu‘[:i(‘turcrs ncur
>1 I‘cr.‘:~lv:r;_: s‘ccp thcrr rrntcriu‘: in
‘\\'.I\‘F, which is then docornposcai by
rlcctrrc curriu's. lit»: u\yg_rcn. sci frrc
in this \\‘t_\. at once :rcts on the tithes.
' inrcl‘ulcurmuucnt has d'scloscd the.
furl that :l szrrzie smluuru I'd-J: of lcuf
‘ surf-ire in tire i‘;|~'t‘ of soft. thin Icafcd
plants will, tlllIIlL!‘ fair wcttthor, 0\lr:\lc
:l ptcuus \3: or at the l‘JXL‘ of one and n
quat'cr ou-‘cv daily. .\t night the
a
A BID}: TO DEATH.
'I‘rightlt‘ll rau‘ ol‘ Sore-lean Hal-~29.
iother Too-Too, and some aquinnvcr it’
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.mit of thc sartdlc. citi-hcd Inch-“:1 It
’aud Illdors_ou a Racecourse. 4
The Australian papers give details of a ’
dreadful accident in the (‘nuliield cup. 5
The race was n handicap of 1,300 sav-
ereigns. and the distance one mile and a
half. Forty-one horses went. to the :
post. One or more of the runners fellas i
they came racing up the straight, and
no fewer than seventeen horses and jock~
eys were in n few moments - ruggling on
the ground, in a seemingly inextricuble
mass. The following extracts are taken
from the Adelaide Adar‘e‘nr:
"Suddenly a shout rent the air, a gap
was ma-lc in the centre of the living:
ranks as though a park of artillery had i
opened tire upon them; down went a
cluster of horses—of horses and riders—
on came others on top of them. and ;
shrieks, yells and criu‘ told of a sad dis 3
aster. while :rnotherscc'tron of spectaton- ,
who did not see or could not reilizc the ‘
extent of the calamity, \vere singingout—
‘Ilritishcr wins; no. Marie Louise; no,
Grace Hurling—(irate Darling ’ “1123c 3
the horses and riders were hr izcd pcil»
mcll, ready hands were quickly at work
to extricutc the 'lrour lads from their ;
No less than scvcn. ;
teen horses had been Rough! to c:rr~tl;,a~rd
the scene while it lasted was a t.-rriblc ;
one. Some say it was Torn lrown,
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was Claptmp who caused the disaster
and was thc~tirst to come down. It was
pretty certain, however, that Sardinia
was the second or third horse to fall.
poor Wyman pitching heavily on his
head. Then fell Lord Iiverernnd his
Irblcr. 'I‘hc unfortunite rider. llnald ,
Nicholson, was sin for a n:o:r.e::t to
struggle upon his fin-t, win-rt crash into I
him came l‘rincc Imperial With a sit cl;
that knocked the horse‘s tecth «inn his
on n throat, and struck X‘cwlsou Iifclcss
twtiic earth. Uri curnc .\In.':‘.r:, I’cs; or,
\\‘inchcstcr, Kingship, falliu: over :tu-l
over thcir ridcrs,who were citlmr thrown
tlrc.r ‘
. wright, or kl(‘l\t‘il by the h ‘I>C." in thcir
runmt s,
l .
-Iuc:t>t Imnc Imskcu,
urn." Ics to regain thsir feet. If‘wus in
this in. c that thc triers \ ‘ruvknvll, \\'v- 1
nun. and .‘lcliru‘h su~taincd thcir scri. .
izrfurics. .\:clrulson was pullcd out ‘
from hencutu two liorscs :i sirzipclcss
mass with fcttuscs so po lcd and mu-
t:l.ttcd us to bc uurcmiquiz: i.
iv...
.c, ind just
cough lifc within him t - breathe h‘s
f; :sp Indira): lrul a must unfor-
l‘lIl m- t‘<\‘.ll\t‘ with \\‘clcnmc .luck.
‘lmuk tlul I nurbuck :tuaiu,‘ sail the
horseman. ‘I I;\‘\\‘l‘ Incl :t ruir
roncr s print}. in my lifc.‘ It appurs
tn ll he saw two horses down on tlzc
ground in fr ' .1 of hizu, and rising \\‘.i-
come .lrrci. \ it ln-tlt spars in his xi lvs,
Irc jumi cd him right over thctu, :ttil in
Iurr litu.v cannoncd :rga'ust other 130:5(‘x‘
“'cir‘urnc .luck point; down on his nmc.
cinu‘ l.
lrzr‘. ho ultim'tI-Iv \lllml ztwuy to thci
r:, and c c rrcd further danger."
Inc pliccd ho >:‘< li ul s 1:. My I-ccn
\\‘cigh «l in what u m In; .lmly prores-
~.ou of .lc...l and wound-Al rut-:1 was car‘—
t’ic.l In Iltr‘ ‘l~\‘l\'t‘.\‘.\ fJOiII. ‘l‘ln' flux! IU
bc ivorzghl in was )I‘utnlc, th.‘ t‘idvr of
Tort Ilruwn, who aprr-rrul to be \cry
ba ily hurt, and :h rt *lrc Efc'css body 0:
p- -r ‘ittic Xi: l: Wort :i um I. anl lrc
\\ .n S‘.t‘(‘\‘t‘\lt‘tl it." t‘zackncii, thc rid: 'r of
ix'i“;;~irip. who was so y itriur’rd
:hr: hs ca~c s «mt-d :1 hopeless one.
.\I\ swath. who “us on I‘rinrc Imperial,
ml \Vymau, tlm :ir‘cr ‘ ' \\crc ~
new. and they new lm
“.\ bricf c\at:rin.ni.m rcvcahd the fat!
that Nth Ison ind lrccn dcud for sotuc .
7 uud that t rut-Luc‘l had lrs .
and ha I» li‘i“'i\‘\‘\l
ultrriotczzml irriurivs, \I‘tiradc lmd .1
broken slnuildcr and nose. and was in-
scnsddc: \\‘yrnun. who \\'._s on .‘urd us,
.uruml u frzu‘lurc of tlr.‘ skull;
\lclérsth. who rndc I‘rincc lut; criil, w
sulfur n; frutu concussion of thc b:
\\ i:lr‘ll<‘\lt‘t“s jockcy, Ilt;\trll‘lc. “as i
sensihlc. and had a nasty wound on his ‘
u.
\K\VL.\
st;
;I\‘
_ Licc; and 'I‘uorucy, who rudt‘ I Lira, \\lr-J
_ \\‘,i.\ hllh‘d, \\us \‘t‘t‘y‘ It:t\ll_\‘ ltlltl indccd.
\Ioorc. Hills, Ivcrny. Ilutchcns and .‘Ior~
who \\‘crc riding Lord \\‘iltou.
I‘cspot, lutyulsc. lountry lloy :rnl,
\irm‘co rr-syccriwly,‘ escaped with a
scvcrc shaking t‘.t\‘ll, but Fruhnr and T.
llruwu. who wctc \‘-tt t‘laptrap and Too» .
Timur
. Fun and fed in from of :.II the othcrs, i
rutcis only about I‘llc‘l‘lflll :ts rapid as '
duringv tlu~ dayand during r~ my \vcnthcr
i there is :ibsolut: Iy no cvap. :tzon.
The great .\Ic.\ic:m volcano I‘opocut
cpctl hi: just been remcasiured and
2 found to ho IRS") fcct above the sea.
The cratcr, \\ hiclr is completely ob~
scutcd within by sulphurous vapor, is
, about two and one-half miles in circuit
i and mum feet dceii. The entire center
‘ of the top of the mountain scours to be
f solid sulphur, “high is deposited at the
; rate of a ton u day. "‘
A new French experiment. consists in
: llltll‘lug two similar black paper figures
——t\vo crosses. for cxnmpl . ~quitccloscly
7 together, at about thrvc inches from the
3 eyes. When so held before a sheet of
white papcr, three separate crosses will
be i‘L‘t‘ll. The phenomenon. illustrating
l the principle of the stet'coscope. is ex«
jplaiued by the simultaneous vision of
i the two eyes. If figures of complement-
ary colors. as red and green. are used
upon a dark background, a white figure
will appear in the middle.
\\‘IiflS’it is positivelv known that
plants require carbon, by rogen, oxvgen
and nitrogen as constituents of their
food. there are several other elements
found in plants whose essential character
IS not so certainly established. Some
recent evperiments, according to Mr. 'I‘.
Jameson, an English chem’st,‘fnrnish
proof that sulphur is not ancssential.
that even lime and magnesia are of
doubtful necessity, but that phosphcrus
and tassium are indispensable. Iron
and c Iorinc occur-in plants, but have
little claim to be regarded as essentials.
Remarking upon the apparent phenom-
enon of the unusual large size of the sun
and moon, in rising or setting, Stroo~
bunt points out the common error that
intervening objects enable an observer
to better estimate the real size of the
heavenly bodies, in that the same effect
is visible at sea. and indicates the fallacy
of several other theories. There are, he
osserts, two renl causes of the phonon»
enon in‘ question, both purely physio
logical—mac, the greater sensitivenoss of
the eye to angular magnitudes near the
horizon: the other, 3 direct eflect of the
feebler light in the enlargement of the
pupil. which, it would seem, tends to
mtgnify objects, even when Artificially
produced. Thus it is shown by experi-
ments that the distance between two
luminous points within a room suffers
the same apparent change an in the con—
stellations, when, without olfering the
distance from the eye, the altitude is
gradually increased.
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Paglia now used on material for pic-
ture en. The pulp, mixed with glue.
ounndwhiting is run into moldnond
hardened, “which“ my be gilded
rhromdintbonsudwoy.
Ewns formerly
V .Icalcr in Boston, says:
‘ Is it mom-y
: :ocs into it properly, and
Nixttn‘d“..\\llltn‘.l! :\ scratch. am‘l the
to. mcr \\ou ti.c lust race on .\Icrrimtt.“
(‘attle Raisin: on the Plains. !
’I‘. W. t‘intl‘ec, gcncml manager of
:hc Ilillsdulc Lon-.1 and l‘aftlc t‘crnpuny,
if llillsdulc. \Vyotniug 'I‘crrirwrv. who .
fl wlrdcsalc drygoods
“t‘attlc l‘.:l$lllg
making business if nman
knows whom ,
No man should go;
he is dealing \\‘Illl.
‘ into it independently and alone uulws ‘
' be has a capital of at least $30.0o0, and
. it would be wcll
' \tuount.
\Ititusclf quite wealthy.
: for :| man with lirnitcd mums to do, is
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‘j $250,090. and all of it has been taken
' sold shares to the amount of $15.),000
to hu‘fi double that ,
the years he will make 5
The only way?
In
to go into a stock company that he
knows is reliable and not organized by
Our company has a capital of
but $10,000. When we first began. I
to four men in less than half an hour.
We have 64.000 acres of land fcnccd in
on the line of thc l'nion Pacific road. It
is thirteen miles long and seven and one-
lrnlf miles wide. Thirty miles of ditches
irrigate 5.00;) acres upon which hay is
raised: . We cut 400 tons this last sea.
son, and in the course of n couple of‘
years we shall have from 3,000 to 4,000
tons. of course we con‘t begin to use it:
all, but it is worth from Sit) to $15 a.
ton out there, so that it is profitable. ~It ,
required 50 miles of barbed wire to :
fence in our tract, but, in order that we '
should have no trouble with the govern~ i
merit ‘we have gates at every mile stone, 3
so that people can cross the land if‘tbcy
want to. V 0f the entire acreage we own ;
35,000 acres, and that. includes control,
of the water privileges, so that, while;
the remainder of the land is subject to,
entry, no man wants it unless he can se- »
cure irrigation, a) he must treat. with .
us.“—b‘ufilzlo Courier.
Snakes In ller Stomncl.
« The wifc'of Lem Allen, a prominent’
citizen of Churchill county. has been on -
invalid for along time. Occasionally her
sufferings were great, ind recently her
ailments were most serious, such as to
cause her friends to almost lose hum of
her surviving. \Vbile laboring under
the most uccutc pain, accompanied with
symptoms of inflammation of the atom
rich, the most heroic medicines were
used. After a time four snakes of the
water species were taken from her. One
was quite three feet in length, another
about. twenty incbu, and two about
eight. inches. The powerful medicine:
used poisoned them, nnd evidently they
retrained dead in the stomach some little
time. How they were taken into the
stomach 'and survived in o question.
For quite a while the Indy seriously com-
plnined of n peculiar sensation“ it come-
thing was creeping mood within, little
thinklntgh there was any rulity in It.
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CAPTURING A TBWN.
[row . Wcs‘cr- "TI-ml” ll...
Thing: for a “'hne—nio Semen“.
A burly form —a thick neck—face
covered with bristIcs—hands covered
with hair—a voice like the bellow of a
bull—a natural swagger to his gait—-
eyes like a. mad dog‘sumoutn no cleaner
than a bug‘s—n blustering, roaring, m-
licious brute! , '
Such was the Terror.
A mile away from the little town he
haltrd his horse and braced Ins Courage
with half a pint of whisky. It was a
fluid which would have killed a dog; he
smacked his lips over it. He pulled out:
his revolvers :rn-I saw they were loaded
and in order . He drew his bowie-knife
from its sheath and tried the keen edge.
lie was going to capture the Iowa and
run it.
This thick-necked human brute, this
swaggcring. drunken, l’onsting, fighting
beast. proposed to intimidate, met-awe,
shoot, slay and kill. The people had
never St‘cn llim'E‘hc would show himself
oil. Some of them had never heard of
him; he would see that they remembered
his name and the darn of his visit.
V In the town men \\ ere at work on the
stlcctsi~lu Shop". \Yoanen sat in their
doors or passed to and fro. From the
open windows of the school house came
the voices of the children as lessons wcr.
recital. It was an ho er of p-vuce. '
“I'll Yif Yif Shootf (rm-kl Bangl"
The 'I‘error Izod struck the town. 'In
five minutes he had captured it. Two
men lay dead in front of the store—an-
other at the door of the blacksmith shop
—two more were groaning with grievous
wounds. '
“\\‘-li..>op2 waughi (‘amc out, ya
skuhsi I‘m the only and original Ter~
ru-ri Hundreds me «no one
equals my styzr‘. \\‘i.o owrs this bloody
town: \\Vllfil‘ hev or tightin' tucn bid
away: \thopl Ilcv n‘t ye got u “union
in this town w It ) kit; auu uguu.’ \Vaugh!
ye ~et of babiesi“
'I‘licrc was a woman. Her husband
was 1h.- tirst mat: ellul, and hrr eyes were
\lt‘rt‘l‘l:iizl :5 he fell. >34.- did not scream
c'rz llr-I’ fuint away. llcr face turned
\\‘htcr than ' ilk she guts; ed for breath
two. or three tiincs‘, and thvn her teeth
s..ut hard. Tue sewing ft-ll from her
hard, and shc rose up, walked into the
bedroom, and was back in a mourrnt with.
:i ridc. Rut-cling dawn ;.t the window
rhc p'tsiiwl the.- Univ: two“ the sill, aimed
straight at the Tcrror‘s head, and pull ‘d
lilt' Ill; gar. ‘
itni: 'ilrr
"\\‘lzuipl \\'..u;;h' They call me
thm'l‘crre-ri (on); ouz'uud see me and
shake ‘
llc threw up his arms as tltr‘ rifle
crux. kul. ‘zrttl lu'cm-I n .2 of thc Suldla
toe groan-i. rim l.&.ll.r‘l raking his
I‘luvc r four nun rm to him :it
oncc, :t: d :Lzrding tint he was wounded
n .d stunncd lllc} tic i hizu 51ml! an I fnst.
“cabins-cu. ‘ h- .::Lch. as his senses
no luck. “Whit docs IIII.‘ rut-an:
I' c rnvf if vus . Ll} in f'.rr,\.mkuo\v.
ltc mu! hound {filo-v ionic \\ grid;
\\0 .. lvz‘! ll.tl‘lll :r l .kv-n.”
"l oir must ii; “
It \\.h the voice
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of th woman who
h oi find the >lll1, . .isirc still hell the
ritlcitr her hurls Tut-lit} {21". away
was the lift less It i I3: 0!" hcr husband.
She did no: cvcu look at it.
“You don‘t mean it 2" gusprd the Tel“
ror. “\ otr wouldn‘t trutldcr n.c for my
rm.- jute“ '-
"Uct a rope?"
The voice of thc .vomm hid rhc ring
of stcc‘. in it and Irv‘r Il'tl such a
stony, inc??? us lax-k that lll“ll rctreatcd
a step, A rope \\‘u‘ \\r ought.
“I“ul‘ God‘s sukci don“. murder rnc.
whincd the TK‘It‘ r. "Oh! you won‘t ~-
youc.:n‘t—~_\o .d.»n‘: dart- tot I‘m sorry
I took your town -~.v.*n‘r tzcver do such
:1 than: amini Sax f you rnny hivc my
horse and snootcrs. ‘
'I'lze wouuiu made .1
hands.
“Throw the f cc « ni one." thu‘. Iimbl"
she commanded.
“0h? have mcrcyf I‘m an inucccnt
man? This woman is cra‘y -kccp hcr
awuyl"
“hit her own hands she plated the
noose o\ cr his bcad. and thcn :tc‘ p‘d
back and said: _
“livery one Itlki‘ It Id 3“
“Uh: you ruusn‘tZ ‘X‘tn a bad man!
I want time :o rcpcnti I can‘t die
this —~~"
"I‘uil him up?
'I‘ \cnty strong: arms walked away with
the r.-r-c. and the terror w is pulmd ten
fret from the ground. He kicked»—
struggled ,- whirled ‘round and ‘round
and dicd the death of a dog.
Not until at wasnvct‘tll 1th» woman‘s
stony gaze leave his face. “her: the
body hung.r limp and lifeless she turned
away, walked over to that of h'r hns~ ,
butid. and sinking down beside it she
mourned and wept and coud not be
comforted. she was a w omzm again.
Half a mile below the town is a head-
board besi lo the hichway. Un it is en-
graved:
v it‘s
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noose with her own
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:“Ilttrnbled to thz~ lust by a “Hinton“;
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And you have the story just‘as they
told it to rue—Ileana? [fire has.
Toothache.
The man who has never had the toofh~
ache has failed to touch bottom in the
sea of useful and awful experiences.
George \\‘ashington was a "nod man and
a thoroughly moral man. but the tooth~
ache never failed to bring expressions
horn his patriotic lips which no honor-
ol-Ie journalist ever presents in type.
The rest of us, who ore inferior to the
father of his country, have what Sam
“'cllcr called “a gift 0‘ gab worry gal.
Iopin‘“ under such circumstances.
It is said by those who know that.
every man is accompanied by twonngels.
The one over his right. shoulder write.
down every good thing he says, while
the one over his left shoulder nukes o
note of everything evil. Now, whenever
a turn has the toothache these two angels
take a vacation and go fishing. Noth
inggood can be sold, which dispel!”
with the service of the angel‘over (ltd
right shoulder. The angel over the left
shoulder knows full well that the tooth-
ncbo renders 1 Into irresponsible and
that it wouldn‘t be quite foir to repeat
his remarks, on his services also are dis:
pensed with. Then. when n
wretch is oil clone, with no one to eat
what he aye. be just uncbnins his
tongue nnd talks with on utonishing do-
greo of Iicen=c. ' ‘
Teeth have their uses, but they on t
to behave themselves—Nee- York
aid
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The Longest English Word.
A correspondent of the St. Louis
Repel-liar» says the longest word in the
English language is “pronntitiansulh
Itontiationist,," which contain: twenty-
cight, letters. It is 1 good English word
derived from short and simple Latin
root, and meansono who dissents from
the doctrine, or dogml, and the 00‘
called “ml presence."
In Loo Angeles, CAL, ostrich eggs no
window ornament coon extremely pop-r
lot. Fifteen or twenty stores noxvox.
bibit than.
Norwalk Chronicler