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!
Dre-nu an. ulna ems wno
nearl- mm IS nest-nuns. ‘
Win m .\bn-t the wan-e- .
H of.“ innit-‘0...”
~Be’eunlu- Machinery to
“he sunken M.
a The tinkivg of ib- "reg-«n {mime-.1 e
.mbrr of «template-nix to in pure int.-
the parkinzx of wrecking q-rniunics.
elu- thc meme-or xeiveg ‘nlt‘h the}
Ir ezve fur reside-mi: ~l“\h c .\ reg-“rte?
[be the la! -: -! line-u c ilcxl at the
fire of the iltgvz“ pricking .c atrium}.
“It is quit
aphi- the xyfi'em the ll :2: rllx our
ope-r fitnlnxfleazd the gentle: ear in Q ham-e.
“Il‘vicu‘t‘. I am elwxyfi u. ling to no
mi'fll the pit-i: through the
Yes. this on 12pm: on ix e iiiuxt tutti. etc
“15*! one; I' 1x xn iritrizate. in fed-
that i: one la'erui on :1 far a full decode
it " Add not be tlaornuglifv «unvwxiiii
I til 7!: tucking. lint {we sinpx :i't‘
qrau led 0!! xunk under like l‘ll’i‘tlfl’l‘
etar ind. ex e firmware-rice. ru-
15‘ :f-l at iVEEi-rraix t . a't:i';;|'c
Inn} c122 rib p'4tix in order to trek our
cadcevorx 37133:: x xxx. xrlexii t~ nuireiiuu.
It din-x Lot .elu- «,- Km: to lii' win-m thi-xe
w\ but when ‘le' put them m9»: centu—
tiie the} fee '13-’25! _t prove worthless.
The men. is flat). not adorn- [of the
l’I—l‘m that th «a Ilsa hail} vi”. lhc l:
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a A‘, 2 “7 ;. 2: j» :gn Le" the 2i .tiger . .x
elk‘. ‘erat "q- nwi T121! 5 lr—xauxc
; is of i: rilrxu‘ui “Earn ti.~- mm.
p- ‘ . rid :u'itxl px ~ mac .2: l'. bciicn .
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2;. .3, .: .'t7;u.:; . inrt. ti hf flei
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\vs flzxi 1:313": - 91 mi! min".- ‘3'."
I ‘ f-e n: l3? 1. l :6 tn um
..: ‘lnu' tell-f l.’l:‘ iv. hr! i:--\‘. - "1'3.
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T.. 1 \l l 1". garb: n. 14"“ Slur rm'f It .
- b. , z . lcattlr f -.’ «le‘u .r: the xiirt in
l" xl.“ can Jill‘fifi‘ i: the xt an lad
I ., a: all. tho! um iii. mm m»
‘3‘ :3. =0 :4 or.» lé-eri. ‘lllt mint
1-5.5: .3; the} x'lu' ' d .i 3.}: 2 .iluidm:
r :x red 5!! ge‘t : 012' aunt in .mpx “r:
h ‘ ‘ ml 1:“ :5} he“ xiir lax In '3
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t. t-rfumat'iw ear;
for He naeiv- urn-3‘
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M" ":2 S dllti’v its; Ami-I liar rejoin-1’.
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la'nr “a: The! The “one“ or un-l-r»
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3*! I' 1nd ~11 'I'tio xlnp f‘u rm] -3 g
a~laur~ at lilirtcse‘. :u :1 ‘ “f.“ ' D her
out" :..~» \ w L nu a .: huh and
if; 713k if 7-3.2:r'3'i :i af-r t'-‘*K at
hp' "‘1' ’ “v... '§.:t'~ l“ n~ out Jit'l if
'h“:- "1“} Ilnzu‘r ml fi-m‘in: lair tee
dw xv \\l21- a p e- r u‘; tor (litllih'
h . .1... h." km! ‘r .31133' :n flue! he? ‘
‘ “‘ lid k‘iid ul 1": d.. ya: :a-- ‘
‘ t. b' 't ‘luuil '. k :- mHZJlt to dc
new be uii'f“ “r erg uv‘tmn‘it
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“e 5.1T: dartir in limit-xi ." Lx p -.
tw- ~ and-l1: n p- hi' .- I’liLlllrf uf ii!!-
in: hundreds .1, at: l. in fact.
exuiildnzft .1 i . to . marina
spik- m;- ; -141» .lsni leizim r, 1h.
nun. -.‘ tar-:ri etc to: le of the inc—x!
e‘rv’ ital *l'w l§%I[-‘u\‘¥1"'4l‘h rm 3- 1 ml
in: ’n 21» dc!“ 2- bound \li the lull" h
.3. . r1 «,ic. _ 9-72“; :zxul fur the III at
per on the d ctr {I xtun led u xx- 3*
13;. re :e fan? 1 - lv-i due but? rx 1‘!"
pint-tn ;- ux-‘l Hill} b. us the «tier
In kin: 11M!¢ni—-~ brill-via: m upright
hair-h In helium will!“ ofi Iv are me.
he... um: ls“: r pr .1th of tron; :mir»
I011! r» tinllyrll'u who cin-~:mferem e.
I‘ha‘ innit :ea' w-w’h.’ l-luiz‘z know
what it I aid «‘15 but, but I bone it chq
m . f. a $4.}... one; on i can u in ‘
““1111 xxiefy do yo . pi}— near m» u "
““c have :2 dozen dixe~x who err -- uv
Emmi :23 the year ruin i. The} 2.1
m 'A ' A—g ' L.... .A 7%7 k
. It _ .
shilé‘y and rank. “in: inviting-:3 diver ix
Jane.- l'erzer'L ll: theft work I cart:
my ember: his elna lg !I-r tel: kn- we
to _v or rules to permit rel: urxel The
wrr km green» the! a month end their
lodges“ #23 You er - we inn» to pry
the-r me whether thcy work or n 4. tor
if e do 20* nth-r er». hllig ”midrib-x
I'lll :d-hli- 8“ Its. 11.?) In- the lirx'
'h the mark-t end fur that has. w-
an: it eflcwd «ta- bul- them.“
' “New doyeu a! the inf-merino of
Work vial-ling or {reading "'7
“heresy-ire it by rude-grep}: in so“?
are- immediately efler the disaster. end
‘flhfl times the Haiti-re hitching!-
farm in with the informetio I.
'1 1.x
.'?‘~ g.-
i v
A - i
crack-nee int
b not lad rake amemt-‘with the ,
ietnesed 'm the stranded or
.ke- aft.“
Origin ole lie-ens lute.
Samione-iwningxet dull and in
mmdwork. not knowing why he
“he was visible. WE. I‘M
.e mast. air-dd“! bi. when I!“
”all hie bundle. out let which
W mil favorite cat ' ' a
a bad with 1 red tenth: tad
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l'i' ii
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l
1!] [And [3.4kll: {0! our in ‘
' With your F)‘~s an the [nevi-us. your face
5 to the blext.
.
_ ' plant}.
rill-domt mtbemlizhtofprnminfuegot
. we:
‘I’bueveeyonrputbelddemmwor
_ than;
. Vernacular-strength in e uncle. rt»
l mtling.
I We all by old tonal-2 in the deck tin lung.
“eve yen unreal ll your eim‘ igltthe inerk
u xtill xhining.
Did you faint in the ruw' well. :eke bn-etli
; (or the lien ‘
Dal the vi sud»: drfie you l‘sk' wre- out yon
der their limit:
“‘en‘ y-m tempted end fell‘ let it serve for
, I telt.
As cock year hurries by let it join that pr e
\MWII
or eke eta-n stuns thet thumb down to th -
uh!» -
While fuel take your'pla-e in the line of pm» 3
weapon. -
I tell you the future can hold no tern“ I
For nay ‘l soul while the stem revolve.
If he ‘1“ but xtaud firm on the gave. of bix .
err-on. '
All mxteul
of hurril n.1. ins ~l\*c, n» it
s—dhe‘
B is never tau Int:- t \ I-e_in lr‘lltul flux, 2
Though all into ru Ii—
burial.
For Lhk' but the llglz‘ ~t :
gsl-l u:
The “0?“. nan
no: if .
. [.1 l “1.5-1. r If Lu. P. in "v“ -
u- :r hf.- see-tin
so new new ix.
fecs- or 'll' l-zin‘d old
l‘un'. New
Ladies of the White House.
Tizr Plainl pliiu 5 . .iii iii
tv-rrx: "l t '2 ti... illllt‘lt’fll worm-u
\t: .. l‘a - 3-: x.~.c . .i‘ ‘lu' “\\ lllli- llvulv
ex "lirxt Lad} u ll!“ and." \Illi‘tlll“ duix
cf l‘n x =l'< n‘. \\ gelling-tn. Saix our iii
turniarzt -
Wexl: :‘g' or. 2’. ix \\r.l known. merited
r-- ll" in: line l‘rc,x§~l Ill. ur cicii
.ai ~-: tree Arm} llc lll"l tiu- luv. l\
\\ i-l'i“ t irhx tl \\ ilfh'iixbui: d in! "
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‘lrx \\ . xliizut -:i pvrx; int
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n! -_.... :nn: 1‘: _\. \\ \n”, :l;.-:,
in t i~ . :i, nub .1 :u ui tlt’ltl --t sauna i
h .Tg.v:r hoax. an it: x - t_\ \\.ix urn
_,_ . - ,, :91}: g .‘l- r', .‘lwnx »ii .‘IA'M '
-:- .y I. w. uri lit”; and Nxth l‘. \\ ix
]_.--.r .9, Fr; é‘) «um x “err ht . l. and Th-
,ru . x \r rt \- r} ' :UT-‘llr.
”n. 1'4 gr”- .iur x “if: u ix be“: 2:
_l 3. x 1? a! ‘lir ~r until ;i ‘11 ‘li Alli
5.1.. ‘ttrun —~I’l!l" l! 3- .li. l, :ix '1! .ix i'llt‘
tin": x‘ e limrl Al 3! “.l‘ 1‘ 7:2 "‘“fll I .~
iixlxr ‘l :1: wi‘li .l‘
let‘:
‘70:. \\ 1-
s~"5..i:a drm .. :i i xi-n
. eiiiiax man: i b .x Infu-
31‘0'31'3 . h. r fella-r.
_ inn-ml: d 3 xi rm :1
"a: the Nrida} rift -r 'h- w-‘d it“: n
lui‘ntiv nil nth-xi: iii "Lye“. Sroiii tlic
it‘IS,‘ "John came n- it ll"! I‘J'le': bread
BUY drinking 1334- :nd \c xan' in bath a
.1 ii. l'lltll: Adanix L Seriiz of n 5m
"I l‘“". lllc ‘;QD\ v'n‘tl ‘l \l .0 T- Ill “I“ l“
“.l‘xlntzgtan .‘I . .‘illlll\ “Ax 'lia- ll‘~l
lad} d" the \\ lair» llntixc, bii' 'x‘i- timer
Ll. d it. :uul :ne-l therc eEt-vgrtlier but
f-Air muntlix ll-r I'lllhrl'. by Hillier!
>til‘zrt -- pnsvuix her ax :1 cheerful and
‘ln-fi 1:: i
will \\.n~ .1 .
.--:_'\ 22a 1‘
x4: ,-.
3 llllt‘lll‘ll army officer.
il-‘tit . » r .
. iii tto- lil2’11mllt‘t‘. ill“ 1 I n mum w is u rt
lll‘
and lace shawl. with e bendsomc gown.
cut far more decolli-te then Rose (‘levc-
land could pmdbly e iprove of. Mrs.
Ademsdiid in “‘52; on is buried With
her husband or Quincy. .
(icncrel .lecltwn‘x wife died before lic
went into the \Vliite House. and. it: be
had married before she was formally di‘
\‘nri‘cd. the iron«heeitcd old llcmm'l'ttl
wee. with her. nftcri the subject of pill
Icsxagmlitinel celunuiy. Shc wex'ii plimi
women. but undoubtedly pusscssr‘d lllt‘:
undivided inflection of the gin-at Presix.
dent. who never we: so linppy as when a ‘ ‘ ~ ‘
; domcstic and social head than this young .
waiving: bcr memory or defending it
fzom xliindcr. l . - .
i lliNlt‘n‘s thin the Prince of \\ ulei \ oiled
\‘en llurcn married e women who. like
liinix'clf. came of Dutch stock. Hannah
"nee. She died early in their murried‘
life at Albany. and her brilliant husband
ncicr :lftcr took smother partner. The‘
wife of M ijor Vim Bun-ii was the lady of
. thc Whiti- lluuxw- during..- her father iii»
‘ivax tenure. and ebly tilicd the place.
Ami Syiiimcx warn the wife of ticiicrnl
,llarrisoii and was a Jersey girl. burn
iieir .\lorrix‘to\\n. her father liciiigii (‘orir ‘
Slic iicvcr cntcrcd
the White lloiixc, for when the l’rcxi
dciit - :llltt‘ East in lNll to lll‘ inaugurated
licr l:c.1‘tli wax‘ pnicziriuiix and \\ oii‘d not
permit the jouriicy. llc dicd :i iiioiilli
aft ‘r be be nine Prcsidciit. while she
lived until February. HON.
President Tyler‘s tint wife was Letitia '
l‘llrlhllall, daughter of llolwr: t‘lirix't‘iui.
of New Kent county. Virginia 'l‘ylcr
w:i\‘ a! the time of liix‘ uiiirringc- ii yuung
ll“ ~_--:i imitc from tlic nllli c of the cclc
‘ brutal liuiiiiiiid Randolph, btit liix polil~
it .13 proxpcctx were bright as llll‘ xw-ii of
linvrriiur John Tyler, and to tliix liouor
lll“ x‘ri x::c-.c.-dcd, and from lllI'lM‘e to
im- l'l't'\lilr'lli‘_\ \lixx t'lir *llull \v.ix' rt
nub-«l Hihli‘rll Virgiifia lcllc. and when
her liiixl-uid bccamc l'icxiiivul :ix~li iii-d
tlic \\ liitc Iloiis‘c dnticx. llcr llt'ullll \\“\
I‘m-b‘c :it ”w tiiiic. :lsid xlic dicl lll rc in
S-‘I'l' 'iibcr. lr‘l‘: Hliml-cllz. tliird
dmgli'cr of I‘rc.x d lll 'l'flo” by tliix
uni ii. “ax ixirirricd in llll‘ \Vliilc llo'lixi‘
to a Knuth-fin gi-iitlciii in :nmcd “3‘ch
Tlircc :‘aiidcliiiolrcn ul this l'l'lnlil -m,
x‘uiix of |.i-_-bt!.~ v: .lniicx: who in lrlll d the
ride-x! dun-Em l. f~A:;l1! izi llll‘ (“nubile-r
:iniu. Ulir ~l~ llu so. Hubert. Tt‘
- ‘ivd lllT'V‘ “mm lxui 1-. .. \lHll’". “r,
I!“
[lulu 't ,‘l'ih-r. .i .lniiglih r in law nf tluv
lil‘i ~l lifl‘l. ‘ 'r l ax l' 0‘ \\ lltl ‘ "it let‘
triE-tre-xx aft-'2' lli~ wil‘c‘x’ death. \lic
vmx .l lady if :l‘v‘lt . 1lllult‘ md iiizuiinr .
f‘n d ingli‘c’ v: llr- lr.l:|“llilll ('uupcr
ll~" i‘.-l ~' A l:' ‘l. l."l.2t.t~ \\;tx burn in llii‘
\\ ll:l"' lluiixc
l'f- ad. ti'. IK‘W" 'c‘ili:~-~l t “blower;
b :l l \lintt lllll‘ - "ll: lllt‘ .loli~ix mi m.
r.-: jimcut In Lix :zrxt xg-u'i c b} “in
:i: ~_: numb-m \lixx .lul'ct Hzirdincr.
of \- 1\ Yuri.» she w .. tlic ll ill'jlllt'l‘ of
Yb: \\.- lll }' -_-- iit c z 3:: “h - none] liar
illll'" lxl.:-d t‘miiihrt to m'iiiy n:t\ l
p.» pa. ax iscar lli- \r-n-lxtra-l iii cixl ln‘nL'
lxl .zul win-r- ti.» ll no! 2-2:. tiicx "minim
\\ tli tlic .\ti:.;ip ~}:x t will tx. xi r :~l~ Hi i- b
.tx ~.il‘.ll|lt‘l -riiixiti;: ill‘l c\er.ixm:.
.\lthn~igli \li. T\Ev-r “ax lll" lirxt l'rc...
:iii-l xu ‘:r the uni) nm‘ to marry
\I' 1‘
i
n:
Injrfi-I'lllrll iii\ the “bite lluiixc bzit .t
i lltlrt h f the .\ ccrixi-Iii in New
\ n'k. .lunc l‘ll. \ftcl’ the we liliiig a
:‘m‘ d rc cptiuii wan giwn in the t‘ht‘t‘ll
livu- iiiaiixiuzi.
1 _ ‘ \Irg, I'nlk now" living at an :ulVilnil‘d
nut ‘4“allllti“ mc i-«ik ii-_- Woman cf titty. 3.... 1,, \ngiElr, “ax one of the mud
I'iili rep. :iid :irizictx of r urix “nothing “dummy,“ mi-” wow the \\ litc lluuq-
u" “L." li:i~ ever had She wax \lix~ Shrub
.letlrnnrt “cut into the “Hi t - II.» 3.1.» 3
wid u r “3’ ti ' etc-:21} an' if aidinggand
Iii—id‘s“: lac-5} pulm‘i. d l'.‘ Kuhn nag.-
«iuriicxts- c utwgui- x n l.) b “r'v azn --x~;ir\
in ‘lie in ittrr ..g ia‘nt adv 2 'n!’ 3hr \\ wt;
"1 tlrc to irxiuu :cd lli i.~-xpi:.il t;cx l|i~
lit: in .x t2.c I dun a! ll-mm .: xterm...
e \21;:xii g-ntlrmen. and tin dwigliti-r
\ "ulna. Sh' In» xabl ‘lu be :1 lwaulilltl
eumm. and .lell-"xuzi to ll:l\" “nu bur
ln- 3 other xmt ‘rx ”no “:31 lizx imixiie
\oi 1 and ability tug pint tlu- \ in? n
'L.§i)’ "‘,‘|~I|:] t.l~ usu- ul l'll‘ Ill-"l
p pa" rr nf the “‘bit. lluuv \\ smcii. if
or lw‘io xr tradition. and yr t sllt‘ ter
tein‘} wax not pn-It}. it '.llltllit‘m'llI'I-i
filiflll!._‘ :rum 1hr 'Iltlurl‘ iii iil‘rrlllx
ix 3.. lM' :5- ccptnl, with the queer turban.
phduxiuti of fl!!:le‘l~. large now, and
positive mouth. Tll-‘TF is, linwrvcr. .1
gizmpee of a cttiiy rounded arm and at
clamp: ill-cl. ‘. tough the leer and d nil-cry ‘
flat perbatw may 'll‘" co'iibiiwd with
‘ be! in- l entrain] ta k and \iv:i--it_\' to
; luv.- given 'her tln- ri-p ihti in .xli: ccrr
‘ tamly tnt05‘ all] mg tln- l‘ri-xédcm‘x
‘lfl's‘. .‘hc was an F l“. \’ , Ital-arhv
7 Payne. although burn in the Pim- Tree
Ne‘c. Alltl in cerly life ll‘ r parcntx lbcc 7
:bcn- e: d lhiiéy a t .n 25 ja-Ittvil the Si-
ciety uf Fflt‘!lll~ in tbix city. althoiidi lltl
doubt e rixing young Quak r iawycr,
one John Told. whom s‘llt'. afterward
menial. hel .x urn-thing: to do with tliix
Todd dzcd Ind left her :1 "ldon‘ with
one um. «i Dolly set it“! up for some of
the tire looking young members of tlic
' (magnets then wont to come In l'hiladcl
: phie to teens-ct the public l-iixin-zxw.
, end in I?!” married James Madison, rnc
gel the mod talent"! of the body.
l Mrs“. .‘lonrue tax the daughter of e
Enlilish um} uni." Med rune-right.
, distal n-letiols of the Pbiledelpliie
. Venn-right; who sailed in New Yr rk
letter the eve of 1:33. She was one
other (tandem-meted Inf
lice-52c, Greed fie-We to thei
SKi-uuf Deg-net: We Ir. Knox‘
of New York citv, whoa- onlv dong-liter s
lino-i. son of Alexandri- Hamilton. the’
‘SN Sermry of the fiemury: a third
lumrrEi-d Xicboias liciivel'neur of New
i
i
a
i
‘
Monroe - f Virginie. thee-ward Per
* 11c EM “bite Bonnie wed-l;
" tht of President lot-rues W
l daughter. who married cumin.
. Samuel 1.. (Suture-mean in $20- It took
g in the m "mm.“ as e hick- ,
9 for the day. A number of brilliant re~ g
3 ceptioae in Weehi were rendered to ‘
the lridal couple. endtheeerds wereout
give- up. owingtofie untimely death of i
fin-Indore Deceiur. killed by Barron '
inadueL The deal other-bed 'vena
the gluigenple e ‘lthtputy
few days before at bisowe bone. Ani
older daughter of President Indium
l men-iedJIdgeGe-tge [lay-of Richmond. e
m lley. e hutifnl girl. dengh- i
tadtkis-eteLI-uthe wifeol Lord;
m album-e. when old eoeiety i
of this eitv remember. Ltd: 5
gasoline-Kunminmi
In 1min. 1
lost
“dingo!““eld-n
“idle. ”wattle
Iii-elimin-
'cit . where she went to school.
‘ racial
faeeagswdlrmobyf‘emmodcre “Er " -
eee“Patere-dwife. when it bad to be _b¢ith lie buried. with on only denghter.
d a Eagle-he‘d Jolene. who Whehhbtlnl
“the Revolution, dun-thwbiak Ir. end Ire.
“detest-m. (1:!!!- Fannie wueebezl‘tjmet'l'bieeei’e.
‘ lid-1N“. b rii ncnr \liirfrcre‘k-ro, nud
Iiurr cl .liuii \- K. l'i-llx. then :i iiic‘iilicr
“3 l.ir l‘l‘lln‘ x~ ‘I‘ l.":l\l:.lllrt‘.
In“. xlznux lie 'lntlt‘fr‘lu milliwruuglio tlic .
l'l b r inun-
u“‘llll \t‘dl‘ llc went to t niiL'r-xx the
lulu-win: nut and for So lrlt""l xcxxiun‘
- OllliI-llt‘d llit‘li.
b in: rice! d xi cilu'r in
“‘13“ In l‘l‘.‘ ll" lN‘I‘ll'llt‘ \_'-i\t"‘ll-|," of
Ti'ltlzrxv-o’: :iml \lr‘. Fifib [it"‘blwl “llll
gm”- :it the .‘tafc cchenin- muhl in. xu
"fl-311i \\ {vi-1‘ ”I ‘1;4r,~>\ i n, . an"), ',
.:.:u when in ‘l.‘- thcy I‘rllllt' to the \Vli t»
lluuxc, ‘lr- pru\cd uln- u? lli - Iiiuxt .tgri-c-
:illlc . nil popular of llcl\ll‘\‘\". “any
inhn-au-mx. or ratlicr clmiigcx, in old t‘ll’i
t mix of r c ~.\ in: “I'lt‘ l!ll”*llllll‘l‘tl d inn:
\‘rw Polk'» n-x ilr-ti c lll ll‘c ul‘iil d.
no eb'x the one of dixpczzxing with r;-
frcx' III" ix dur'iii ,- tlic .lvnw-x
Tlic “ifc of aid liuiizli :i-‘id llc‘ul)
wux ii iii ~iii1~er of the c\tenxivc f inily of
Niiizhx \largarct Smith, :i \liiylu-zdgirl
. d:iii_-lncr of it plain farm ‘l’ of lli it
st lie. and llli‘il’ in in c~l life for our y
~\carx' “.ix llll‘ pr 9' one of an unit} could"
in tlic f «uni-r. 'l‘be tint home zhcy hrid
really wax u llt‘“ lll lklll' l‘uloiicl I‘liylur
wriil to the l'iiitcd Stile! burnt k,‘ at
lint-iii llo :gc It \\:ix “bib- xt:itiuiicl
licrc that -‘t‘9llt‘rr0!l ll:|\‘l.\ met :l“\l w -u d
chli‘x m‘ond daughter,
:1 the fetlurlis ‘Si‘filtcx. who dixlikc l
to x his clii’dr ‘tt ~u‘dvctd to flu" S’llllt“
wondering e\ieteiicc b- lml lcl liix‘
spouse ; it all emu Ilmcl‘l‘. li- iih-iiaiit
llaiix “a then a li-iiidx’cm“ yin“): xiib-
aiic n. and the x'cc-‘diic: cl «meal \\‘lI\‘ 3m
strong in him men :it that time that he
ran ewity with \liss‘ Taylor who died
.xbortly after their merr‘ezc lllld licfurc llll‘
stern old parent had become reconciled
to the clupcinctit.
Mi.“ Betty Taylor. the. youngest daugh-
tr-r. wex‘ the mls".‘\§ of the White [louse
during President Taylor‘s sh \tt iucuiu-
bency. She ll‘t‘ufltt‘ the wife of Major
ltlisx Teylor‘s Adjutant-(lexical in
X-eicn. end we! a dimming woman.
well known in her youthful days in this
The
Id at the Pro-idea: tiers received or
went out much h \Veehiiigton society.
end. like Lira. (infield, never liked the
White llonee or enjoyed the life there.
Hillard l-‘illmrwe merried it New York
school teacher. lies Abigail Powen. bc~
fore be beceme. like f‘lcvelend, n Buffelo
lawyefi
duties devolving upon her by
n-eson of her Melend‘s liticel cmix
= nenee with greet grece em intelligence.
_ “‘hcn he became l hief legixtrete Sh!"
we: not in very good hcelth. end
I few weeks efter the close of
his term. died et Willerd‘s Hotel. Wnshx
.erborker am. stylish end highxtoned iingtnn, of en illness probably. much:
hastened by her ettcntiori to the oner-
one requirements of her stetion. Pleni-
veers. dying in 1874 et Ballade. end
pleat Fillmore survived hie wife twenty-x
in the beautiful Forest Lewn Cemetery
of thet city.
Franklin Pierce—pronounced Perse
t e I up in Boston—wee e classmeto of llew- g tortured enfmflqf 1| ecur bed been run
thorne‘e at Bowdoin t‘ollege. The Prom
ident of the college then. end for meny
you-e, we: the Rev. Jane A leton.
Juev Appleton, edeughter of col-
lege Prairie-t, become Ire. Pierce. end
her Lube-d. e; theéime oftbeh-er-
‘ e 'ew em in wyer
:5” m m” M
Pruideet'of the ‘Uuiua m The
wkohve reedtbevolwiretfewyeeuofoflciellifeetthewmte
9’ Boa-In. Piano’s lifewuebedowed
know-areal. of lune" ‘ne wtth‘ w,owiqztomutbof their
tbethe
“tyne-ohm
milieu!
She perforated ell the public:
iii
the cemetery. not for from the spot
where the embattled fennel-s fired the
shot heerd round the world, in that,
pretty New England town. ‘
James Biichiinen we! ii bachelor. and
cvcrybody reenllii the presiding lady of
his‘ stormy corner in the White [looser .
lliirrict Laue. his niece—who was well
known in her youth in the society of this
city. Lmu‘imvr and Pittsbiirgr. [t was
at Redford Springs ehc not the young,
llnltiinorcaii. Johnston, who married her i
at thiitleud in 1366. The White!
llouxc never had nniorc necomplislied 5
Pennsylvania girl. It wrm while she was 2
the United States and win entertained at ,
tbc President‘s mansion. Albert Edward
birc away with him, so the story of the
day coiiicx-dowu to in. warm epprcciu- :
tiou‘ of the grace and beauty of Miss
Liiiic. ,
llf Mary Todd Lincoln. the wife of the ’
tirciit Emancipiuue, of Mrs. Johnson,
who witx Eli/ii McArdlc. and ulJuliii
[lent Grunt. the wife of the Silent t‘iip- .
tuiu llllll President who but so lailcly
piixxcd away. the public of today is fit-
milinr. Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Grant
in uh took part in the social lltlllt‘SUf
tlicir ,xieitionx. as did Mrs. Hayes and
Mn. Garfield the former Lucy Webb,
(lullqlilcr of llr. demos B. Webb. of“
t‘liiliicuthc, Hliio, the utter Lucrctia
Randolph, daughter of Zebulon ll:iii~
du'pli. oftintrcthvillcjn llic \‘:|!llt' Mule.
Lincoln lust :i xuii. liix llIVt'rlll' 'l‘:id.. lll
llll‘ “‘liih- lluuxc, Ni-llic (innit. llic fir"-
cr:il'.x'lu loved daiiiglitcr, wax iiiairricd a
brilliant \\‘t‘tlillllu‘ in tlicxuiiic plan”.
l‘rcxblcm .\l“l.ll'\ll' :ismimcd tlic ('lnvl
Magistrzicy :i widimcr, and. although
rumor w:i~x very :rc~ with liix iiamc diir~
in: liix tcrm. lll‘ did not "carry. llix do
ccuxc-l wife \vux' .i daughter of l'upliiiu ,
Ilciiidun ul lllt‘ l iiitcd Stutcx Sui}, lll'
gallzuit nlliu-r wu-i wciit down on tlic
t‘cntml Amcri. :i. Jami-x lllli‘ll‘lllAu :iud
Gran-r ( lcv- land “cre the on!) two
lulcliu'lur l‘rc ids-uh. and if lll" lutlcr
manic: .\lixx l“«|llulll this year. it \vdl
lcnacllic l'cii:1x_\1\:mi:i l‘rcxi-lcizt :il-Izic
Vin llli‘ cclllmlc lixl u: l’hlt‘f .‘lngixlmlcx.
l‘our l'rcxidi :irx \H'ri' widow-ire :it flinir
iiiaiiuiirulnu lcllcrxoii. .lie kmill. \':ui
li'ircii and Arthur Si\lcc:i were nur-
riml \\ll"l\ the} in lll into the \Vliitc
Ilo ixc. (luv ulumi. l'rcsidezil John
Tyler, iiiurriml while holding lbr l-leccu.
ll\'i‘ lllJ‘
- — v—.—— —
To .Vlatkc Timber l'lcnllful.
lic'i. I‘v fir) l'u if'c curl lll llll‘ .lm" 'i will
I“ 1'1" I’m in» Hurllmii 'lll‘ imp wicd
lumidlc piili:ixlii-d by will ~ n2 our :u‘lmri-
l lllllllln‘l x, the tollnwm: ltlzli‘llt‘Jl
:l-lVll‘t‘ by l'rnfcxxur ln/cnliy, u: t‘nriicll
l'uiici'xu}. 'l‘u "ch timln-r pbdlllllll.
lii‘ x:i_\'x. and to rciub r nlir cliiimtc tiiwrc
‘-_:--n1u.wc lll’hl r‘ t'll'llll‘ 1in ruggrd.
brag-«ii laud rind r u k) rrcxlx. lll tact.
t‘\’t"‘_\' :u rc tli-it ix not c-xllhutcdmr ii cul-
ll\;.tlc l ;ll :i li-x'x, \\ all) \ :ibub! ‘ lured tr‘ccx.
Fm! .\ll m. iiicx and sleep lllll‘ltlt“,
:i’l l:iiid lL-n r M‘k\ to li~ tli-uroiulily
\‘ii'llt‘l'tl Ul \l<‘ll" .llltl lll-‘\\i‘ll, Nllll‘illll l‘t.‘
\lxwuhul in In c»
Sccoiid l‘rulcctin: bcltx‘ iii. timber
ellf‘llltl bc phi ll”tl \\l|t‘rl'\t‘f buildings,
orclnrdx. gird ll'i. (13., are éxpriwd to
cold. \\\‘I't‘lllll‘_f wiiidx_
'l‘liird 'I‘uc banks of strenmx‘. winds.
up 11 Illirht“. eta, eho he no p nnted ‘
with lr-‘cs ilm iEn-y wil be promo-d
fio'n :ibnixiuii by tlumlx rind ripid ciirf
tciih
l-‘nurtli .\ll public Tiklilr all m;
‘lt'zll'll by u llt‘ ful, .xtiiicz} ire-w.
\\'c xli mid prcxcru‘. llll r i.c_ :lllll c\- I
tend our c\ixtiiig furrds b k~~pin1 up :i
cuiixtmit \llit‘l‘-\lllll of young urouing'
lrrt‘x‘ lll‘ llu~ lit'sl \':lrlt‘lll“: 1" ll" llll‘~ it
ix‘ iicc '\\;|r\'2
in
\l llt.‘
l-‘irx' 'I‘u :lllu\\' no xtu k to run in
“nail ”IQ for pnrp ui‘ u! forage 'l‘liixi
elm illl lic rt Tull‘ lllfit‘\l!‘il‘ :lzid rclctll~
lt“\
5c and Vnuii: groom iii forcx‘ts
~li-vuld bc tlixnncd Iii-ulcmtcl) :iiid pidi»
ciuusli. \\ «~rtli!cxx \a'ivli -.x xliwiild bc cut
wt! and lll!‘ vzi‘imblc x-irtx' «limtld ba-
triiiiiii-d up to tlm llicy “i'l grow tall,
furiningtruiik I'Illllt‘!‘ than l‘rllllt'lll‘fi.
Third Timber vlioiild be cut with in-
t‘lligcsd u-fcrcucc to future growth \':il«
u:il\li- lrccx that you wixli t \ prcpagutc
\liu‘ll l lic cm in Ilic ‘pring. Thoxc that
you wixh tn cmvrminutc should be cut in
Auguxt.
-
.\ Strike of Soldiers.
Dr. l"cli\' l.. waald sayx‘, in the t‘in-
i'lllllilll I-.'=..,--r,-rr.~~.tli:il llic pluckicst strike
on record ix certnlu 3 that of :i Prussian
llllli‘ll ,infunxry \‘uiu‘pully. who .xome tliirtvlive
St‘arx‘ :1!” took their lchx in tlicir lllllltl'l
:l‘bl d Wibcmtcly xiixpcuCi-C theiriiii’itiiry
functions in the ““1“! of provoking tlll
lll\‘i‘§lll{l|ll_tlll that would help them to
g t rid of thc prcpcsfcruux‘ tyranny ofi
tlmir comm .iiding ulllt‘ ‘1‘. lie luid liar-‘1
axscd them for veers in n way that would .
luu‘c xi-cured his minic'ion before a
«‘uliitniuion on lunacy. Lut seeing no
other l’fltltt‘si. the men agreed on ii strike
cu nuis‘xe: :iiil on lll" Ill‘Vl ptimdc day,
:it it presouccrtcd S‘gaul. crime to an
“order arms.“ gr‘mly disregarding the
(‘ii itnin‘s counter orders. ”The shrieks
and lilrtxpheiiiies of the incenscd mertiuet
failed to shake th-ir apathy. but-the
moiiiciit it superior officer nppcered on
the recur they obeyed his commands
,with cheerful igmptlt‘ude. Suspectiiig.
the motiveof t ir conduct, the "8,0!
"ordered up four additionel companies.
which their for-incl e squere eround the
,Iiiutincers end ine'rched them pit .to
aprisioii. The wusequent investigation
proved that the l‘epteiu was dcctdedly ;
more than half crazy; nevertheless. his
vii tinix‘ were sentcnced to penal servitude
for periods varying from five to fifteen
years. To a man they revived the
verdict with cheers, declerinaz that. com
pared with the misery of the l‘it two
years. it Prumian format, under e sane
‘ mmmtnder. would be e welcome herbor
of refuge. -
5 Run Virus.
i The tragic fete of Dr. Werner. the
9 Beltimore physicien who tried to bend-
ege e wounded dog end peid for his
kindness with his life, is bein escribed
to the influences of- en exeit imagine-
; tion. but the true cause may be the viru~
; lence which rege in: to the bite of
over by e street oer end we! picked up.
stunned end bleeding, but reuved in the
tundra! the kind doctor whom he prob
~ ebly mistook for the outlier of his woes.
During the lest Roasox'l‘urkish eein igii
e Russion surgeon wu bitten by e yin;
BeehixBezouk, end two days efter his
bend end wrist [repute ewell in e wey
that his colleegues decided to emputete
hieerin et the elbow. The relive vii-in
o! ‘ ed ere-tune o! the inetninel
iee hes mioneuy muted the deeth
o innocent victims, but netnre‘egrl‘ind
intention wee . robebl to her
Dr
v to .x'l ‘cp :i! l” tllt' year round.
3
children b ni. .41; guilty Maze-.-
. our}, .
“May I gowlth you. my prett meld!"
“There ‘ene too my men ml” now.“ she
set .
“ I‘m told, for the feminine quote."
“ And whet will you do there, my pretty
1
timid .' ‘
> “Oh. that was settled long since, air." she
said:
“I shell merry e wealthy young former."
“ Are you going alone there, my pi’etty
maid!“
“ There‘s e couple of thouvnnd benind me.“
5h“ said.
“ lint I‘m the chariiiiiigwx‘t charmer.“
" 0h, whyldou‘t you marry here. mv prettv
llllllt .‘“ ' '
“ ‘t‘auxe no one line asked me to. sir,“ she
said.
“ And I am it couple and twenty.“
“ l'liit, why do you hurry-so, my pretty iiiaid l“
“ ‘lh a re *e for it man, you kuuw, sit." the
said.
“And I must get there while they're
plenty."
—(‘ulum'iu.v Di‘vpnlch.
.. A. (in-at Singer‘s “'at‘.
and :fl't'ul
l-t'l‘ll‘ll health In her .xiiuplc mode of
hung. slie .x‘uyx on the .xubjeit: “In
Germany opera commcnccs lll 5 or ti
o‘clock. and l an able to get to bed and :
l TIN‘ ll!
7. winter and summer. and lll‘l‘llkf:l\‘l cu
um‘ cup Ol cullcc and :i piece of brown
brmd. l lmvc nothing lllnf'l' to c ll till ‘2
l‘. \i. Tun my dinner ix my principal
lll":ll, and l imm- mull xo'.:p:il\\‘:i_\'~ and
:l culling clxc but in wine. I walk in
lli.- :iir. |1i~icr in. ih l“ two liuurx. tlllll
x-iiiiciimcx tivc. xix. xcvcii a d i‘lulll. ll
ix tlic walking ll‘:l7 ‘b-ncfih mc. in
“run my wc \\ 1H. t - x;a\'i- iriirwlvcx, but
I linir lllill tlic .\m *th‘.«!l lulicx‘
ll'l‘nlM lu-x 2n iwl \\:\ king. l: is :i
mm u lilt'zl ..; ilicii'x."
llll§~
.-\ lb‘llc‘s Fish (‘ustuniia
.\ txli dinner li::< Lin-ii lllt‘ f:ixliiu:i:iblc
nun-1:} of thc “nu-k. <1)" 1i r v I ll! N- \v
\‘- r. lr'Ilt‘r lu lllr‘ l inciimuii Engine”.
Not on!) \\..i for mc'iu uniquc. but so
:ll~<‘ \vrixl :.- cuxtuiiir- of our 0' lll" ll ”3ch
win: ZTLKI"’l the ncc ixi -r\ The prnu'c
d Mir: rn 'lll \\:ix‘ t’iirir‘ l inti :i buwc“ i-l~
Mi: 3 :rccii. “llll .. :iw ix in prol'uxiuii
urd iilllllll ciii'rcllixfimciiis u! xlzcllx,
“lnic lmlruwcil pit-ti ‘cx n5 plx‘: ii‘zilltlr.‘
:mil \\.t2r‘r cu :1; lch-ll lll" .lipznib‘ ilt'l’Ilril’
ii in. llu\\.-\i"‘. it w in mic 1!" the
i :i |l.".llt‘ toiici‘: that :i I lcvvr comma! “.l‘
iii-«Y i'--:n:irk ibl) . .lr‘lt‘d nut. ’I‘li‘ w on r
“zh :i prctfy {ill and billing-«l b: :i Mi»
Yin-J1 ‘ll «l 13min ll- r bu. \\‘:.x‘ limx 22ml
.m-i rmb Lixliwl \\llll x::i 2 ;ixx, :i tin-k
Her and llrzu‘r-li'lx “t“.t‘ p ".tll‘ :i‘i-l niml;
lb.- x'cv \‘clcxx and l or (ill . nrijc w i~
~11 '13 :ll" pink xahn. .xlmd “gull ix.t - the
gr”: ll cf lll“lll'.'l"~ fixhi ll"l in :irtixtic
llll titimi of :i lllt'T:!::llIl .x lmxcr brilf.
'l'lic N\‘.llllll“'i if n tixli \\':ix imitutnl in
iii-‘iiiix’nf licmlwnrk. ilic x'kiit wax ll:\':<
nm, and a xli -rt tuiii was shaped like
llli‘ luli of :l ll~l|.
.<
“'at cr-l‘nmt‘ Shrundu.
The do} after the t‘\t‘:'lll:0ll l lup-
pciicl in «it: :i fuxlii illulll" Ill‘t‘\\lll:lbt'!' uri
\\ :lll ..xli :i\’c:.uc. .x:i\x :i \\ rib-r in tlic l‘lll-
(nun [#31151]: '
“1 am glad it is over."
xlic xlihcu-d and -_:r~\v pal". “l rciiicin-
lii'3‘,n \ln‘. t i-n'.lllli‘il. “\\ lli'll bllullli'l"
iii in wax lmngcd lll 2lnx city. The Shci'ifl.
‘Wll-I “ix :\ ll‘.t‘illl of my lius‘nuul ionic
lmiii~ u‘rtli llllll um- t'l‘t‘_lllll‘_'. and lll\'
liuxlmzn‘. xziiu: ‘lly ll’li‘lld. Sheiill .
is 11mm: to lmu: a man to iiinrrnw
\v.liitx you to moi-w tlic doomed
xlirnml. lf ynii w;ll do it [will
liciu‘: In lllr‘ ll liigiiig'
“l ~li‘ldili‘rc-l :tl llu‘ l‘lt‘ll. :lllil wtbl I
bid lll lilt‘ I‘\t’r.\llllllg clxc but :l xliruud.
that l bud no pattern for any xiicli
thing." 'l‘licn llll' .‘lli‘l'lll :ia‘knd llli' if 1
had our wen :i “minim "rid-gnu,r :iloiig
tliv .xt c t of a rainy do) with it wulcr-
she said. its
and
iiuix‘s
gr! :1
llrwtl' ramik about b -r and the hood
paillcd w\cr hcr licnd. 1 said I had.
Well, lli‘ mid. juSI llll:l:lilt‘ .xucli :l
woman .\\\'lllgll‘i-_: lMl\\t“ll heaven and
t‘;ll‘lll “iih lt raps round her ncck, and
_\cu will ll.‘|\"' ll .x'lirozid. '
“I tor-k :l wutcrproof cloak. ripped it
up and made tlic xlirond. And cvvrv
tune I xcc .‘l \vuin-m with one of tlicni oii
lxcc ll iimii banjo: by :i rope. They
are tlic iiioxt lllIl:'Ull\ llllllz:* to my cyc's
that a woman ever put on."
. The language of Precious Stones.
'l‘h‘ quality of tiirquuisc imparts a
“03] cr.ty in love.
l‘lil‘)‘~ulllc “at
3¥m~l cxil - "
The up d imports
sight, and is the emblem of unrealized
liupc.
(‘oiijugnl felicity was syiiibolilcd by
the .xnrdunyx, which it \VJS believed to
iiisurc.
The topaz. was thought to ironiolc
fidelity and friendship and calm iiitcriiel
pmsions. _
'l‘lic tllllllond liiix‘ the iiiyxtic symlmlisni
of light and purLty. faitlieud uprigiitiiess
of character.
The pmpcrties of the amethyst is to
calm the fislulls of the body and pr»
\‘clll driin cniicss. ‘
uxw-d :n 2m amulet
:1“!le
'l‘lic bloodstone was thought by tlie‘
eucients to impart courage. prudence.
fort itiidc end stability of character.
The moonstone wee the emblem of the
merchant rince.
directed ll’lt ustry end the arts of peace.
G arm)! or cnrbuncle represents cori-
staiicy of purpo-e and tidcldy to duty. It
is lire-eminently the soldier‘s gem.
Tue ruby was thought to guard
apprehension and iii-
\;|\'i' .
v
burst. To know One- ed Charlie. as
be we: called, from- the feet of having
lost an eye in e light with highwayincn, ‘
was to respect. end edinire him for quiet,
courageous chmcter.
Tired of stage driving. Perkhuret sought
more congeniel pursuits. end was made
time station egent for the stage com-
iany. when coaches plied between Sen
use. and Wetsonville. At one time he
Wes hit in poswsxioii of and held e dis-
pute tract of land now valued at $20.~
000. when the struggle over the property
was so bitter‘thiit. only e breve. deter-
mined man was believed equal to the
tad: of holding it.
After an eieniful career in (‘elifuruin
I’arkhurst WllS found dead lll bed at
\\'iit.xoiiville on December 29, 1329.
Then the xtartliiig fact wau revealed that
(‘ll‘ll‘llt’ l’iirkliurxt War»- it Wulllilll. Sub
sequent lllV:‘\Yl2‘l\llul‘l csliiblixlicd beyond .
doubt tin-identity of the [ammo _l“llll
wilh (‘lierlultc Piirkluimt; the elupiii:
belle of Seiidusky. A singular circziin
stance is that until recent), after the
, ;l:ipxi: of over .xi\ .\‘l':ll‘.\..ll0 cll'nrt luix‘
FrauleinLehman, :i beautiful woman?
\‘u'ulix'l. uttributm her nil-9‘
‘cnmpl-wion. fitic pll}\lilllc :izul almox‘t
bccii madc cillicr by public ofllccrx or
friciids of the \ummii tn .xeltlc up the
cxtutc. Slic left no deed. and 111 - c\:;ct
value or dcxcripiioii of “VT property his
been slirouilcd iii niyxlcry.
Fashion Notes.
Foiilard is to much worn
scasiun.
\‘cry tlh'~‘.~'y bouiicts rm.- uncle of col-
Hri'il train-S,
The Spanish comb ix :1 faVoritc adorn.
tiicut fur lane buinictx‘.
\ltllltlul'ill yellow and toe Mac are a
favorite l’urixieii t‘UllllJlllilllUll.
this
lliix’iciy fur (‘llllllh‘ll iiiuxt ci’licr cur-
ri .x'poiid with the drch or 11- lulu-k.
lininipc and tin t li~ ii drcx’x’ nrc more
\vorz: t:;:iii cvcz‘ lc -i.'c by little L'lE‘ls.
l’lextrciix ul l‘liigaixli crcpc l.;i\c .‘l ll :11
cullur itll<l :irc trimmed with Fulani ’4
(be the Heat"-
Incomprehensible end improbeble e:
the feet will neturelly scan to In men,
there ere in the community. seyi the
New York Sue. persons who desire to
become fet, who deplore their mecilent
plight, end yearn for adipose tivsuc. ‘An
eminent ph sicien, to whom this question
hes been on itted: “(‘eu lean permns
he medeffetl“ replied: "In neerly ell
cues where the pcnon is not the victim
of en enieciating disc-m.- tebce, for in-
etencc—l should my yew, and even the
sick ere curable if tlicy beve not too
much medical edvice. lint it in undeni-
eble that there are Iliuxe in whom the
leunnex‘s is hereditary. and men Now: in
whom it seems to be an iinconqucnibli-
condition without any inherited [lh‘tlle~
podtion. .
“A: e nilc. those \\‘ll . :ire obstinately
lcen erc persons of nervous. revue“ dis.
ioxition, wbusc chronic inrpiietudc is an
‘ insurrnuuntnble olxxiei Ic to their e~‘-;uisi~
tion of adipose tissue. in» matter wimt or
how much they cut or drink. Nothing
is its good it promoter of healthy fat as v
, («interned placidiiy of xwiil undcesyxcsb
.curvus is to
I'll] life. 'I‘llcmnn who worries about
things always is liable to look likc e
alarm-ling. A primary requixitc, then,
for the icen men who \vix'hes to mold
his straight lines and angle-a into sea-:uly
lake the World wily. to
‘ be guilty of nothing that will bring lull"
ruwingrcnii he. and clu-rixli no projects
1 that involve th ' fci er and anxiety of am
biticn. to sleep much and well. tobc c dm
iii wakir‘g hours wlcttm: the other 1' l-
Iow walk. if neccx‘sury and imbue hix‘
soul \\ ith ll cheerful f:.i:li tint (‘eryllllllg
, is furtlie bcit. and it ix :i very delightful
? World that he
lives in. 'l'liux faniier
'lmpx‘. tlic [nit-liclur lizix better clam-cs
; than the husband. but in then-st of the
. treatment they are up: l.
..lt‘0. l
lllllf'lllllllfit‘lt'llli.‘ “'lll-‘ll rcicli to tlic '
bottom uftlicxkirz .irc vvurii by .iimil'
gir’x.
'1‘cir:i«xntl:t :r-nindx‘ with
H‘ll'.“:l~llllg c ulnr are H: b gli tzivi-r l
Ht'él‘oll.
Pl iitcl luce- with rdgi- 3“ ux‘cl iii ~lll‘«
ccxxivc lt)\\'.\' hi covcr l'miiicx «:1 b :11 lintx
and banners.
'l‘liccurdcd zlmdzimir x-n Mix to bc :i fa-
\‘id‘lli' xilk. and cuiiicx in All the :ipprm cd
liglit xliudcxy
.\ Frt'lli li boom! is 2:;lll1t‘tl the ginifl’e
input-z and ix l!lll.!ll“il “it i two vclvci
cur‘ Hf llllt‘ pizil ll"l‘_:lli .‘lllll ~3M‘.
Main and \VIlltri‘ll xiik (0:;llllllt" iii
furor, a rd “ill bc ‘t "Yl llizx xiiiiiiiic:priii~
ell-ally .‘AS lullsl~ lu.’ t‘ll‘tlhlralt‘llf.“\t“.
Li:
Many of lll" iiiwrxt lacu- Xlltlllllt‘s are
very lung in from and without slccvcs.
Tin-y :ii'i- pufux- l». hm iii wl \\ llll lK‘ .dx.
.lrt xtruiiz: liatx :tTv' very liigli: llt'.5bt'll
with rll‘ll'll“ riiti tliri-iigh th.
in aided lattzccx; ti uvcrx :ml \'»'l-cl ii:iix'.i
llll' i)lli~lili‘.
l‘iidcis‘nirts :in- often tin-rely wide
flmuu'cx ulldt‘llt‘d tn thc foundation .xlgirt
ut‘ pcttinmt. This may be killed or
knfc pleated.
l‘xr.ipcric.x of lace tilt‘ now arranged
witlmut cutting the fabric. This will b.
good news to those priset‘\<ltlg lac - shun ls
t‘l'.i\\' ll\
tlic x‘ um: timc Wcrc unnxziiqildc lot near.
Tb» elaborate wrapper or curly murir
in: «in-xx, Will. Willi-u! doubt. lml‘l :t
liiuli pl.u'c in tni‘ictx at tlic mountain and
xc .sliorc this xuniiiicr. and apart from t .c
clalmriitiuii. which S"t‘llt§ out of piece
a! that tiinc of dsly, will be iiiuxl nppm
printc.
l-‘lnuiiccx :irc ‘till worn abroad in x‘pite
\lt“l:ll.\ nl .
' med.-
. (“how date
“The next thing to « «insider ix‘ dict.
In a general way. I .xlmuld .xuy that it
would be a good idea to :ilinox‘t Wholly
rcvcrxe the dirtwtic’xy tc-u preecribcd
fcr the reduction of n-- piiicnce. nsu'nr
in: just tlic things tli:.t fut pct-suns an-
told to aviiid. Plenty of \llL'ur and starch
would be desirable. and all the outcry
ilrinkx‘ that the put r-nt dcxirex‘. Let
him take potatoes. lsccix. turiiipx, bread.
honey. Sugar. candy. pixtry-if it ix ucll
and hie stoma: :i will .xtend it‘-
poiiltry. bccf. mutton, but little if any
pork. for. thou-4h it is izith hing meet. it
really >ll')llltl out be cub-u. I would not
ri-chmcud to thc {.11 ...». ki-r either xtmng
cothe or tea. parti; xiinrly the latter.
Wutlltl be much better, and
plenty of “etcr. or milk with a little
lime water added. the b st beveruc of
all. Oysters he ~l1< uild ezit. and stimuli
V is the best lish for him. All sweet fruits,
bananas especially. uiil dn him good.
In fact, the man who \\ i.xli~x to gain fat
can have an infinitely \arieil bill of fare,
in which respect he ix \axtly m Il‘t.‘ fortux
netc then he “bu \iixlicx lu lose fat.
whoxe diet must be limitcd to companr
tivclv fi-w things, Almost enythiiig
and .all be ten eat of it. .xo long as his
does not eat his way\ii‘iy e d)\lu‘}n‘:a,
will liclp on the gamut man's cuvetcd
rotundity.
“Of course he should ever-cixc. jux‘t
enough to keep him hieithful. to cuzri~
. vete en appetite the: he may cet more
that Wcrc tun plt‘~'li‘ll\ to rut up, but :it .
- the long. tircmme ll’ul in flaunt-la,
of :i .xtioiiiz attempt to aboudoh lllt‘dl.’
Th -_v arc put on in couples. one mcr lllt‘
other. :it the bottom of round xk rlx‘.
“'hcii of win-lap they arc liciiimcd: wlic‘n
silk they arc punched our in textnunx ind
vanglyckiiig. otliezwisc “pinkcd.”
Sonic of thc new canvas goodx- pre
sent. with llli‘ll‘ upcii lace-work path-r. x.
a very dainty mode of triiiiiiiiiiu. by run-
ning l‘lll‘l'UW ribbons through the pat-
tern, dixpieyim: new colon every day in
the Week if dexircd. an l in many cases
outlining the .xh-ipc of drcsx intend-d.
The English arc surely g “in: :i style
of tlicir own. all idczi so long cuvitcd.
What pith their rough, heavy cloth cux~
llllllt‘e‘. their own
shapes, end their harlequin slippers and
hosiery. there will bc no danger of Pro icli
imitation. and this rivalry of ymrs‘ skull
lug threitt'ciis to go out.
Dami- Fashion liiix‘ii‘t entirely forsaken
;.T.__._LI_I_JTI__‘ T1 J‘ ALA:
rious dc urtiiicnts of her realms are to
be fouii many e\'ldcn(‘t‘i of the fact that
ill] is not for show simply.
rials made for Wear. sensible shapes of
bumcts, common-xciisc boots end num-
bcrlcsx other gmmcnts warrant. a bclicf
that those who en: lo ikiiig for their
money's worth rather llt‘lll for effect may
be satisfied end yet be quit-iii fashion.
Nellie: e Recruit.
The night before the engagement at
Tici‘cllian Stetion I wee placed on picket
on it road leading through dcnx‘e
woods. or rather thick \iiiderbriivb. with
. strict ordcrs to tire without challenging
I
end signified well-’
against unfriciidlineis. and particularly'
thet form so common in antiquity—.
isoning. . ,
The sapphire stgnit‘res modesty and
charity of opinion, and was thought to
"mess the power of breaking the s ~lls ‘ 1 ixuegizied it to be
of mngic.
uplin “gluing eppmeehing from the
front. y pint was e lonely one, end
the feet of the enemy being known to be
close in our front. rendered it enything
but en qrrcceble one.
Everythingwent well until about 1!
o‘clock r. 21.. when! became coriseioue
of something moving toweid me from
the direction of where the enemy here
known to be. With bated breath. my
Ecarbine thrown forwerd at e ready, I
Waited the epproech of my supposed
enemy. Neerer end nearer it come until
ebout forty or fifty
paces from me. Then I took eivnee
The agate or chalcedony representSlatr-eight for the noise es 1 could. tired.
physical prmperity. and it is the stone of
the athlete and physician, and imports
longevity and lieeltli.
The emerald symbolizes truth, end was
believed to secure good faith and happi-
ness in friendship and home. It wes
also the appropriate emblem for e judge
or lawyer.
A Women‘s Double title.
“The epplicelion of Peter Eleheborn‘ e,
of &n J one for letters of edmiriistretion
on the estate of Charlotte Perkhurst, in
Sente Cruz County, Cel., hes mede pub-
lic e remerkahle story of e women's duel
life. Eerly in the e ingot 1848 the
people of Sendueky. 0 ‘ were etertled
y the discovery thet Mine Cherlotte
Perkhnret, only deughter ofFi-enk Perk-
hnrst, n prominent citizen, bed doped
with the town poetniestw during the
nkbt. The distrected fetber qeerelted
for hi: Lottie for months Without-Inertia,
and finelly concluded thet the bed some
to an untimely death. A few yeet'l efter
wheeled my horse end eveiled myself of
the order to fell beck to the reserve.
When I reached the reserve the men
were in line. end some of the old ’unis
curein “the Johnnies“ for disturbing
their is eep. Lieutenant NM, en old
campaigner, questioned me as to the ne-
ture of the noise. direction. etc.. and ep-
peared to be setistied that no serious
movement of the enemy wu coniemx
plated.
‘ The line we: ordered to edvence cen-
tionsly, end when they were ebont forty
paces _beyond the poet} hed fellen back
from in suchgood order, they found e
fine yenrling Fefl—deed—which turned
the leash egetiist me end supplied the
her: with e good breekfeat. They
dubbed me ever afterwud with the dis-
tinguished neme of “Veel.”~—Dat~il
'It is M150 when for mean-
fectnred butter ere ’ in
potent rice. 1
end to pmmr-tc digcxrinimlint that which
he eats may do him 2i» d. Not for him
the
ever unsatieticd hunger and thirst. the
or"5
hot bathe. steaming and vigoromx' raib- '
hing down of the pingiiid pcrxon. All
he hes to do is to study his comfort.
Ah: the man who intelligently tinder—
takes to get {at has liclurc him an exis-
tcncc that l% to be envied." ‘
Another expert seid t vtlie Sim represen—
tative: "I Would recommcn lthc Iron man
to take plenty of sleep :md t.- avoid all
worry. trouble, and severe mental exer~
cise. Physical exercise should be planned
and directed so as to gently work the
whole body and limbs, taking one s ‘t of
muscles after another in caxy. regular
order. That is the only true .xyxtem of
physical develcpziicnt. and is equally
adaptable to all. Tin-t which reduces
the fat man will put weight on the lceu
one, proper regulzatioiix of diet being up»
' plied in coch case suitable to the end in
biiiiich‘ of iiziiiii-Ecx‘i ‘
, keep the skin healthy.
Dress mute- :
‘ umd in summer than ice \vuter.
view. I would not advise Turkish or
Russian baths for e lezin men, but plain.
ordinary baths. at summer heat. say sixty-
fivc degrees to seventy dcgrccs, after ex-
ercise. followed by friction enough to
Week tee doesn‘t
do any particular harm or eiiy goo!
either in the matter of taking on flesh.
lu training, cold, week tee seems to have
A 1. ._ __- ..-¥ i 4:. .7. A. LLA mm;
sometimes. but. the usefulnes‘ of it is not
Conspicuous enough to conx'titutc it any
part of my system. I would rather see it
There is
‘ no perticulzir difl’ercnce. in training. be-
tween the effects of tee and collie. and
both. if teken et ell. should be not too
etruiig end consumed in moderation. The
use of tobecco hes a tendency to keep e
thin man thin, but the rumble ebuut it
is tl et persons addicted to its on are apt
to curry it to excess. end then it hax an
injurious etl’ect upon the heart. It is
therefore best to let it alone if one wishes
to ettein the highea pnm'ible good of
physical development.
“ln pmcticel experience. dimming u
I do the physicel training of e gnet
merry men, I find the! elmost every men
I get to put in condition. who is inclined
to be thin. in the coutu- of six or seven
months gains seven or eight pounds of
good muscle. Thet iney seem smell
when put on paper, but take e men of
185 pounds and brin him up to 132 or
138 )unds. with wefi planed muscle, end
the illerence it will make in his eppeerx
ence will be estnnishing. The leen men
hes one coneidcretion to cheer end en<
courege him in perseverance the: the int
men bee not. That is that the results of
his work continue. end ere not lost m
soon es he stops the prime by which
they here been etteinnl. The fet men
who hes worked and dietcd until he hes
got rid of his corimlenec must continue
to diet end work, or the fat is likely to
comeruslun‘ gon him much feeter then
be got rid of it; but the miracle that the
lean men gets come; to stay. end his
continuance of the treining that 'Ot‘tll'ed
itforhimieonly e wetter of ‘ ow.
choice for its increeee. Between thirty
end forty yeers ie the use et which, if e
men is ever going to teke on flesh, he is
moetlikelyto do no. ‘Wonld I recom-
mnd exorciee or long welka before
brookf. at? No; decidedly not. Thet
nouonieellefellecy. Some men mey
endure Inch treatment of theme-hoe. but
nobod‘ yielikely to be benefited by it.
Alittle light cell-thank: before bee-b
myhmieihlemud heath:
Mtredwuhwltb clingy M
fatally. “hub-den violent need.
amplitude“. . WWW
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