w

Kidrmice

rehased.of Sixth

houndariesBical region on

.'reek known asthe Italian seav- -

Kue lminenional de- -

its of their carls, andand decaying masses

is 01 oiu iron aim othercommerce, as well as the

imvs 01 piate nenevoienuy droppediilo the ash-barr- el bv careless servants.lis.s'on (.'reek, at high tide, is

for a considerable distance a navigable I

stream, and il was generally conceded 1

ll,Mt Itr.nvcO.r c hrouli ir.1 a'.i .

shrewd venture, ami would toon 'turnthe tide of trallie from the crowded thor-oughfare of St euarl street. The Princeof lied wood himself had felt all theglow of a prudent man's eomplaccncvover this evidence of his own sagaeitv.but a Mcrmy interview in the under--writer omce 111:11

i noon had disturbedthe serenity will! wlreh heJiad hitherto i

viewed liis new acquisition. Meeting.some old comrades, meu of his ownregiment, who had fought side by side i

wiiu niiu uiiougu me lum vcars oi meCivil war. ho cast aside the perplexitiesof the day and plunged with eager zcM.into the animated discussion of past.campaigns, iu the course of which hemade the inquiry that heads tlrs chap-ter. The question was repeated by anechoing chorus.

Lenoir?" The speaker who volun-teered a reply was a member ot thatvery agreeable and highly entertainingclass of individuals who are commonlyaccredited with the possession of uni-versal knowledge, and whose informa-tion is about as diffuse and inexact asthe average encyclopaedia of biography.

Lenoir's wlfo died just before he wasmustered out in '65. llrokc him all upfor awhile, but he rallied and wentdown to Florida, invested in an oraugegrove, and lived on the fat of the land."

He was an odd fellow Lenoir,"remarked a gray-beard- ed veteranwho endeavored to 'reconcile his predi-lection for powder and cold steel by.keeping a gun shop in Dush street .

Odd! there wasn' t a nobler fellow 1

ever .

'

' drivehail created, and exchanged ent.iu-.sias- m

for a dry, argumentative tone. ,

I was a mere boy when Iof folks

lenoir; my mother him the--day we well, could tellyou thing or two Colonel

none of vou ever I'm notsoxnz to over the man, but xou .

1 J. , r ,...,-- .mav mierestea to near ot a little incident happened

aEastern ...nessee. lou remember .in v.

we the mount--and camped m a delile

liev Kattlesnake f:iss? By .

corge, I shall never iorget the placethe day mv shut in

'green

seen, a scant greenbordering starveling

that Jckled along side. 1 noticed 'sucn and cared more themPan e men. When I joined j

thi) arv I wis inst. tnrn.-- rorrhfoen., I

. V "" jwr ..Uv..ChoV.fiill lvitrint-i- lirp rsvinffover thestjce of our cause, ambitious

5V? 'nct:on, for5Joded. One year had cooled

ma i:t wonderful wav, themight tiitv. to thunder. for--. I.-..-. .W W..MV -

fluidlicr.

was

v. 1

doncl(doomlO'-ii-

Vr ofLleeii--

awithLln't

US.

myfinin

iihII ...

5cs. uuiinto any re- -

icrience. lie.r'ni'i'i uodde I

0rue score or more oiwas soon d riving at a

up Market and outFor the first few blocks t he well--

!aved street was with hnnd-oui- c

buildings and presented appearanceof an important thoroughfare; but.he progressed, the buildings dwindledin Mature and were occasionally al-

ternated with a handsome, comfortableresidence, and the pavement grow un-

even. Half a mile further the streetabandoned pretense at smartness,trailed humbly between one-storie- d

warehouses, leaped a railroad track,lost in a maze of switches, andresumed existence in the guise ofwagon terminating with a dismalwooden structure, standing in a deso-late region and Hanked on onetall lumber The and d.ivlaborers were tiling away, and thenight-watchma- n, a quiet-mannere- d

man. with an unlit lantern in his hand,bl00t.0!! th?

'Well, Martin, sueees-?- "gave them warning, sir, clear

out, early this morning, ami kickedtheir hou-e- s over after thev for

d be ,:ick again to-nig- like

1S' but",."Great man! Don't"s :u ,):d a- - a dozen? I can t get a

" lsir ! II1S nrinei.- - oti.. tlin --:t.w"L- wiMi- -".. ,

"1. uuul1, I: u Ul lsausiv me coiupauv uiai uie wnoietribe is

The tribe referred to by lirewstcrconsisted of a floating population ofdisreputable vagabonds, alliedcharacter the hoodlums andcriminals commonly known as "wharf--rat- s'

aud hay-bunke- rs, "' whohad squatted on "dump,"and utilized the cans plenti-fully scattered over the ground in theconstruction of a miniature village. Themembers of this peculiar sub-stratu- m

of society were fabled to eke out theirsustenance by diligent grubbing in theheaps by w Inch they were surrounded.They were looked "upon by the policeand the public as a dangerous ofcitizens, and the underwriters verywisely refused to insure property in

proximity at the ordinary rates.Martin, meanwhile, advanced "a lameself-defens- e.

It was early, and hadn't shownhimself, sir. I didn't (mite like tothis his care. You.

Mr. Brewster, he's different likelrom tnc rest -- mute himself

to the house and inform hi, wifehe would be detained a couple ofhours.

The two men. left alone, stool at thewindow and looked in the direction ofthe raed village, to detect some sign oflife: but saw only a uogWhowandered disconsolately amid rums.snifliug heaps of garbage with adisdainful a:r. Ihe light waned

"

andthe serried ranks of mist that been

If ". ! .&iving in wait am:a me lullsand the stmits. closetl upouthe cicy. l lie merchant grew impatientuud-i- r lhe long delav

'I uuders'and, Martin,vou ilsun t getnd ot the man along

trol niy property?" ,'Whv, vou see, sir. I didn't like to

speak rough to tb old I'dto say he ktsn't alwavs been

what he now. iV I didn't sneakto him direct, T

ught take thehint and leave..

"Mv soul!" man shrank fromthe indignat: it Hkornst exnressedin his employ--! W.nn liiitenpnto smooth awavbl'fv,.. ;ri;rna.

in the service. He was a if abov tuera- - J'011 kow-on-e

existed." Brewster spoke with This stammering communicationsuch unwonted energy that the others Brewster. A notion en-look- ed

at him in surprise, for he was tered his head. He would confront thegenerally regarded as phlegmatic in usurper himself aud see what mannersociety and cold-bloode- d in his business of ereature he was. II called to therelations. He cooled a little as otlice-bo- y who was walking downhe observed the sensation his remark the road, bidding him up

his

'You knowenlisted. Some our knew

spoke tomarched, and I

a about thethat knew.

gushue

that in Ten18- h-

iirhen marched throughams uarrow

called

of death: bv

a

left,

you

in

that

had

in

. rocKV walls, loose sand with the rest. Did lie toa leaf or of tion authority, or my right to con- -

outside ofthe brookone

ings aboutolder

mSUX nf

greedv carnage

andCaWSC mmn

ruber

street,

linedthe

as

all

itself

road,

side bypiles. clerks

s!?Iywhat

"1 to

lciev one."guns, know

,:i--T' ,c"

gone."

to

the

class

their

heknock

house down aboutsee,

carries

they straythe

the

westernaeross

can't why

chap.venture

is Fpthe'd

tknn

hero,

amused queer

down

under- - venture ques-n- ot

blade grass

tiou with a nPFfcfitethourhLt""-- n

Jrowiiiugti. l'Iea!Fsuggun hi3 own land, not forty rods awdead man was lying, who had per-- T

:ips perched from lack ot proper iojUnd care: I hen a uetter sentimeirred his heart. He ws a narrowniled man, but not hard-hearte- d

"Take your lan'ern and come ahea.lartin; no morgue on my promises, il

I can help it--"

They stepped out into the chill anudarkness, carefully locking the door be- -.

hind them as a precaution against law J

Ium mtruuers. ,va they lett oehmdthem uie laii iiimoei-iiii- e uu i.-ie-ir ,

scent of the wood, and ap-- jthe border of --MiSsioii Creek,

malaria! poisons tilled the air, and ahost of unsavory otiors assailed themKeeking vajiors seemed to arise fromthe putrid heaps and clutch at their I

throats with phantom linger--- . Their

nrew-te- r and p.it to iht hi-abs- urd much mvsterv :u-- ever i:ntncies. ,0re was noth ng lr king or u.liS. The cudit.on eleo-.-we- et

uncommon the iigure. the small, are di-nro- ached

old face with it-b- ot .r.. .....i .i. i ..i i....

lire.

th.

'-

hislir-- t

his

saiiK , to the leftBack

first this his .

mind it was a j nil Jpoor a a a his in

such pa-- iany dead a

total out to

up step, , pic rescuer.

a7,dover a and ,

tmr-- iu,t, his arm . ;

,He ju-- t ob- - !,.,.

acro-- s the tr.,v.. .1 .nmtv .

iauieruspot for his

Here are, I

leaned anda low. not i

the at its '

ilis of the slvlcin ine-- e i

wereneat shin- -'

rows oi uu cans, rising uponiinio aUure, he a rude

coveredJl- - .anL

wind and li.etor a He had .

but a ata weak voice Horn

ior the8

anHe not him-- ,

It for his wasHe to

not to give you a moreho-- t, but as m

ripe to if 11

Ind to slip oiir billooor

was ItIvas erv well him, tiie

and I I

to a joke to the whoon cnair and con-ca- l

white

in" ofed-'- e thi- -

!

i bv.u.e 1

tru1 ,f ,

I ea-- y

inner- - li.uuii,

him. was '

He the. andthe

now, this do! Clet outaw:iv with vnii!". .t i

to be to with...".l:. : i ... i .i. . .iioiue icmicM, 1 1 ;

I

want you tothat you on

my'hit in two

or I'll havehad into

line rage, and that waswith

a the I

The I

of was thin I

a r t inauu, a erectthe like

box. than Uie j

nature offall with tart. as if!

had a He wa--but ,

the themoonof .

with I..... .

backand was in the pens of j

'from ato thin

his side intothe lad's a cru.--t brea. aved

his puti that ex- -

his butit left r withlonarv otand

byMich out incase had one

oath. had if everhe from that hole,

he and had it hisnever fail to feed a

all thecareer and the

his life hadkept this as a

andstreet could

had into aand into He

sir; this will you ameal the

street, ahe had his

it in hishand to that he was no

a by

Do that if Ivou. . . -- 1 1 1

I be inu--until reluse gar- - ;

a ... .a

ling,

under whirhparfc-- .

they

',,,,.overcoat

imitin.n- -

nently

forehead

friend

wood,

lectsuppeu templefestering decay. Brewster's memories

again!acquired the) niciou- - afternoon'- -

lions. Well,would deny Only young

tatters, crazed fever, crawlingother grounds stronguiilittie.-- s bullet

occupancy. Suddenly Martin leaving bloody tem-broug- ht

short swinging along

-- cirecn.w? Brev,-,e- r ,t.,.,ed pomts disappear ."rTlj,"iirewo.d high add.ag 4tlullooni-- t t..,,.,. 2E

rag.ng -- vLlll.,ivi. u?1Id oppor- -

temple

uiumiiiaieemployer's inspection.

wrewsier lorwnrd descriedirregular structure,

.above ground highest point.preconceived notions

milding jiursuedimilive dwellings completelyUrturned, Instead

pretentiousbeheld framework

niiieneciijstrips humble

ipology coveringcur,ory glance

kails,hailed

there?hesitated instant l.;fore

could announcefriend,

icndly. resolved jiresentstrictly neutral grounds

liningiiardly

companyenough under

I'.rew-ter- 's dignity offended.

property position, coude.scemaddress vagabond

domain; guestpresume .ocular ttoiiling

recorded theang-tla- r uualitv.teud.iig

observer- -eertain

providedworthh-- n

would

?.....,

toward inloleiable!thought underwriter- -increased premium, interruptedfellow angrily:

won't

Sorry unable comply

couldHumbug: under-

stand ground,Iv.ery moment endangerspropelminutes, under

Brewster worked him-c- !f

acquit-ting him-e- lf

meditationsrupted movement withintramp's domicile. highest -- ection

pushedpgure

anertiireSomething

pected apparitionBrewst-- r

1.1111.1111101.01, uncanny locality.smells wreaths

vapor, struggling pierceoverhead, eouided.

peniaus.niscences. earnedyears, Ander--

waking troubledLenoir stealing

pocketscanty rations.

collection wretchedresolutely mind,impression.plans riotous

gluttonou indulgence commonplanned

extremities, earnedrelease, sol-

emn vowedescaped wretched

loug powerwould hungry

human being. Through tluctua-tion- s

businessmanifold duties busy

pledge manydrunken loafer bum-mer Steuart lie-sol- ve

principle ac-

tion, principle re-

called customHere, round

yonder," nodding di-

rection cheap entuig-hou.-e- s

nftended quarterextracted trousers'

pocket, earefuily weighing

danger giving goldmistake.

think wantedoccupying paiauai

man.-io-.i fa-ti- ng

bage King?

twiceThe fn0

'

Qn watch trrriiitf tbittB

1. ... .... t . rh ......lirewsier iecaiieu u;t o..v.

and drew his well-mea- nt

fering with a sense ot muin. ,

i.. ...t i:-- .. ., ....1u:i, now. u.fel'ow, and more

The lumberman wasbring close, stilllingered the ph.ee uneasy

.1 k ti-- to !.&sense thai wouiu oe mt-- ov

ession a The rai--- ul

1 C lv.-l- l1 ?l aa.-w.- -

lauereu nai. wiui a wim". "--- "'

and e-- s veil thehis legs proved too

the succes-fu- l-- nt" his purpose- - He

and downrasped and a

mai chorus.meaning the

many had seensome poor reduced lastlimits of inanition, and fall by theway forced march. reflections

in two words, eachthree and followed by

The wasthe second only

the syllable, andvetv essential faith

creed. He theremarks with an order

who forthwith seized oi

r ? " vt- a-

rA.' s -

,

l L S& --SMr

vagrant's arm. Half I;--a half

njrt.ng him. ignoring his faint pro--

iin

.1

s. they took him the to tince. and placed him a clia.r tefure

eon their slimv

Brewster incon-- e recallede battle hil h. wh.-- Lenoir,oun and thrown from tief a dviug hor-- e. had lxen lel the

protestiug and lighting ev rv stepfof the wav. he came into the 1 "ht,01 n vouir.e

,--.

Ifce sensation the di-cne- rv thewow a cheap milda-- r

loth cut. the -- t.nrun u.n.itlvueceu u. "itay-bunKr- -.

,nH.rnlatt..lhimin,.u.,i...i........ w.iv. ,,,v,Tfir there af live, his with it battered

drawn dowti over eve- - and parliailvface. Tlw glance

the stranger the horn -t li-h- t of theollice lamp in a inen-ur- e rea-ur- ed

II w as a very an emi- -prosa'c face, he ur.tl hims.-lf- ;

same as ten thoustnd otiiersin the city, but he could ie- - st acray de-ir- e to the bare I.

And why had -- .ght the galhint old soul all the-- e vears? oii- -found it! Lenoir iust the onsneak from hi-- -

. ihim in in a uugoui .i.lidine on v1" V"1 es, to est and ila-,- h out with I

i

uaunue-,--.pir.- t m a moment ot humil- -

shame ttiat held terrorto a prmid soul than the brave-- t -- oi-

uier laeeu on P.illie-neK- l.

ould poverty, de-mr- r. andhealth, relu c the high so il d gentle- - '

man somici to iik m s n

and through the -- t.ar-e grty hair, thenwith bra n in whiil. secured thestick of it c.irefulh tinblaze, took out pencil and note book j

anu inw uie ma.-se- s look, at andIt was Bah! to those old of

visit to choice portion ot the war So much for th per-recent- ly

possessions, and effect of thecame to his that wha' wa- - it. after

man who fel-ow- . blue -- nitfellow-creatur- e the hospitality of withan accursed snot, on the line, hand slrek bedthan that of ita tor -- ave him, a dulfieport. ahuman a tra.-- k a. n-- s the

with a the --rain of the

mi- - atewdark o!l , ibT

b:u-h- -he !,,

oil itshe-ita- ed

....

nis arouiui

we sir.

four feet

of andner

and

iii.--u ooanis,ty o tin de-- ,

a.nst

whenvisitors.

ion

minerec 'ive

ofto

disreputable

progressed

to

an

scnuoie.i in- - .thought

warm cher

Ins to.- - troin Insto to tone liim

oxen

u-- cl

intollw

nig ,urthe the

iter

far

7jii,

for man

i.ee, tir-- t.

fa-'e- .

urem-iiin-

of 'lti:,,,!,,s",--iiiik,

s fruita-- is

a;i- - 10

......;.,- - lisappearance are i

inof

he"Come

and

.oui Ml, oiil mmthink walk far

Iare my sir.

ou staytv. this place

vou arrest!"a

felt hecredit. His self

were inter--bv

the root away by aami ro-- e

i:iek-in-tli- e-

une- -

the cau-e- d

to back a

thenoisome curliti""

of the tothe thick ..the

him tw,,,ly

sleep

to at to

from own Heof

fromits vis- -

menbe

of taKenHe

soas lived in

he

of hishe

inof

now.get

inin

Fourth hefrom

sure inpiece

ltvand

lor .r.

prprtT

fact

Hl.rtbTr-- W.!!.

.0.0 .oback

come -- um.

impatientto

silver anu uei m

ofn.s

to ofabode: but

of

wn

the ofaction. How times

thefalter

aexploded possessed

syllables,exclamation point.

aarticle of the

thewatchman,

22r3?e4 JIja.-- .

of

ofiice u.n-lo'.vs- . he :rof

and ofuie

sat vm- -fell hat

a":

inhad

ordinary

of the tvpe

see

he

mioil

ill uie

and

theill-- l

anu uie iu.ii ...

iJT

lire loom. thep. a of

as-un- ie a wi'.li a

,tH

,,..,,, a

oiiuii.ov

turn,

here,

mist

Aion"

that

char--

bK- -t,. bat

tjthelhp

to

'"l theprrfei;ion

"ner lrt

saal. of--

thewith

man

hisfor

his ownch iu dis- -

he

first

first

led

As

anubr.m

his

face,

u-- ed

lution uor-- e

everand

upon

the

the

the lightning spee.l. '

called v.atehinaii amihim the note, ting tin- - iuan" I

look lh ot tein ! -ci-io- n. the door closed behind theme. enger. ami in- - tnnri.tig ioo:.-ic- p-

echoed lainter and faintertauce, iind hi- - comnul-or- y

The diou-e- ? I'll die lir-t- !"

"A'i r whilr I lm Lnir!"uttered nit asat staring hi- - old friend

through a mi-- t of tears. The old man i

an-wer- ed .- .,.--

the s'om-- h hat over hisj'lim I'liiivnl.i v.dr I- .'

Old and tiiin ami ,.irriv w"xiivitrf'i ..11.. bv I

cru-he- d mi-fortu- ne I

Colonel wa-- , found out. ban c.

jnglcsttle.'

A1

That .M.il-a- :itlif Vc4rT V:ilh.

watch that winds it-e- lf thelimi tlu viv.ir.-- r i, tiie wnmlur '

'he motieved touri-;- -'.., '. ,', . .

abroatl probably come Lome the.... .... ,. , , . ,t iiiiihiiia-i- i kitii iiii-ii- i :iiiiiiiif

their st.n-at-hoil- ie frit The fo.low- -

arm. the end withhammer-lik- e attachment themoves wheneverfrom a po-iti- on of ab-olr.- te heforce of a spnng thearm furnis.ies the and the

every -- K'rtaken the wearer.

. -J his tran- -

nutted to the lock the mainspringbarrel bv wheel, the circumference

which is adapted to clutch ofdo-t- hat "holds fast it gets." andthe most ordinary walking exert

the par: of wearer serve, to;

it up The watch when u-- ed

for th- - lir.--l t.me isnever after is a key if the .

watch regt.larl.bv any ,

the most moderate hab ts peregr ;.na.The s.juare - .s-n- tiai tc !

U-- t .tiooo.ftil ontmn fri mitinirforhe that im, .

w;,..miir- - o o-- n...1 .. i".... .,..- - ..1 ..:.

.111- - ,..&.. .111 .iiri iru.it.ij. - - Ithe iioeket- -L'pou the face watch :- - ihf.

small dial winchindicates tiie which

the spring is wound, bv a glan-- et, ;iie vvat inav Ml for

m.iuv hotiri lhe watchTi.e running.. capacity the .jiari.i,Ct" wnen lullv -

hottKm : the mauom-- -

Jor j,ami ,)t,in to t,. nt,nib-- r

the top dial.u to wind full u--

re.-ent- etl bv mdes' walking The- a

advantage urgd autonintcw-.n-- :

iue- - is absence o;hazard tniins and -- owingioe,i, 0f in the familv

arrival a: d.nner beau--- 'org.lfulness ne--! -- ence m the matter t

the watch. The ab-ea- cv a.--.?tv for anv human i

w.th th .nterlor the 1- - nrgelargumen loreursoi

and it-- shape, wh nr--t -- eeaui- - better to r ch and

t c decora: on. Theis a watch, and

a model erfec-tio-n

the the expensewhich is the chief barrier tointrodnction 10

Star.

General Kobert Toombs, whonow totally blind, is at hi

Ga.. fromra Washingtonwhence fond sending out h

friends occasional religioussuit hii fane.

THUNDER-STORM-S,

J'om'-thir.-Ai.o- ctin .mnifrom ISalltxtp Iiiv-:ict- i-.

Tlie form of theiuud-:na- - a w ee' Hiey t uy their egei.I

from the gr-ua- o no; well shown; ?"" or lu. w5l"V lh '

bat as descnbi"! or tc the . rnaut.. .from h n .sgo :mvio uunr orforty igo. has som-wha- l thf ,

shape of a grn: hoor gifts . lh d.irl;- -

clouds catenas: 5t r-- !

form at the ba-- e. and pr-t- i imnblr rissag '

tlmn,h h central cuii-t- n:

p'.v l,c white, it tiia.. th i? i

in" at tiip wilh the mtnenrancuv,... -- nnu- ..!...,.-

-."

.. . ; " .. 1." . " T:" vTIi" uiil: .iituiiiui iiiuunu. ii- - i,.. .ri...k,; ......i..- -. ., ,J...4.k..... " " .- -

to another, or bLtze out in thuhf'wrn the cloud- - anI erlh '

or eveu tla-- h frm the cloiaU into th .

" lt1... t'itlfltV,.-- .. k; but e orgin of ,

violent elect r.cal man.tetatitti.-- i- -

fUltimate origin of atmo-pher- ie

citv - :t fjiie-t.o- n whiHi phy--tf,cia. Hre lot u--t ii"r .'.1 When' a '

'liirhtnin"-:!a-l- i i- - viewed at n.-- h:

'uarr-i- radial -- lit in a rai- -

idly-revolvi- ng dr-k.- it i- - tosmd to.ver.tl ihselisiri'e-- M'nursiii! lv m- - i

t :i!most a a

spare or lr:C large orn;.. i i

of

'

thrust

down

badly

ne

'

other,

" f-- i -

AND

...Kfc .-

:

ji.opaatic fcrti!iar...

:'""'"."' 'n

j,.,

thoroughly

o.vuir

us

.r....rK..disappear.

too tne hi; Wu, Vnrk WOUnim iLunaided this "'" !

uKUm Imae. Un- - Ume--meni b -- lit j

It u-- el to Ihi though oah Jnmi- -, -- eeu in -- eend tLfl'er- - suitable garden nad Ceorjff

oi alj ? ctyisingle. imuq-s- o n,snrn

lla-- h. The atparatus ma le J ar.' good ilra:n-l- . andeasily I and anv high ! -- otiie pr.wi.enl j;anlewer- - an- -

-- chool or and the it tcritnl bulk of their laterremarkable one in big.--. A. 1. HtraUl

of need-- , j Canada thiIha- - vet to -- mother TImI i- - al To

ceived. 1'hotoirr inhiii ' liirhtuin'- - them t. oiv.

...,t .....i ...,.. l

old ,,,v..r im.U ?.faint- -r tiber- - .kl, .,,

ehun .wardiv ,ky. cloud of green pea-- , wai!--r ulW .J

and hat.5U1V

vortex,w.a.

iAlti t. L XT1

th..

me

aU

you

all

very

not

reun-- I

this

would

mess

make

knew

up

tha"

not

lost

ami

laid

and

ami lew wne. ,i,ul j. U(.uldiu bed fr ra.n-- a

dinner: neil Led o.l iro. (..UIM. current

tne an-e- n

more

He

As

dihe

alms

this iirance.at

.'ro,.

and

all

full.

lion.

rea-o- n

,v..Li.i. 1

and

bv

rep--

thm:

of

its

ialiving

he is

on

con-i- -t

It

thatmore

iv iiiii ii Jiti'i as i a .,,,

1; ot tot

! wto !

to;,.- - ., .

ur- -

u

mi'- - iv

ata it i,

air

ra

i

I

i...

it

ii

n, i tnv.jR., at night l, anoth.-- r interest ng

nun in i oe u ,eu to iiu..!..l.. ..1. I . ..i:iiM- - in iiii'-t- - iiioiiriii o:i oi :iin:ii-ii- i"i- - .rV,oroTJt hv n.,,,.. v.. r Jit..-...in- i ,..vi. lu...n ,

t:lK,., houin' a comj-.-it- . ila-- h to...,, ..f -- ....on:.- H..- - h.'hi.,,. on.. !,. irr..,r!.,r for ill eio-ei- y

,rl"jiel one another; ti . thread.....iLi lir-iticn- ;ir." oil .- -

' ;

that been a- - to the '

'iirehau -- in of the storm.Mm bold enough to begin hi-a-e- ent

j,.r tjK. of -- t it i- - proba

f.rt. wnieh retard upwardtli;r,t: (.,ir,.,.t, chllod the rain,, nio-- t .ihe on'in cool gust

umil th:it nree.de- - u,,j, heal v ra.nf.ill il nu

well into the.'Joild- -, iunl.er a- -i would theptX' aided the current, towhich the format of the cloud amidorm is thought to due. Only

drop- - oi can throughan a- -i ending cm rent; the liner

.vater art.ch-- s may be earned highermt il are troen into Jia I- -

of which melt re.w'i- -

,.i ... .- n ... ,.i.. !111! I 1.111 kl I Mill mi- -

jttj. ".! i"t il happen- - that'

.1. '... i 1.1.. ...ine "lov.ioa foii-iiicraii- ie ;n-- .

,'f.M,. f II..I' MI'll .f til....r."iili.. 11. onto. ... x. (l..'iTiir , .

that is at the-- o '

greater bititude-- -. where I

ture even iu mid-uniin- er i- - blov fr.--z--

tig. form- - Miow iiake-- . of the-eli- iu ,

ho of Ill .ireto I'mhi-t- . height to

"hieh the-- e clouds ascend .s ;

""l uo11 but it is I

ov-- r miles, maj u j

r a observation will..). ,ltl'r- - u,r Liko a pii t ...,i ,..,. ii1

r 1 10111 oir to 11 .jaT !' j,..--,--- v uii.i o

Allington. Medford ast.i t .i 1 1 ... '

ti calculate the height. But it 11111

tune ihe -. the din- - -(

lion of the w.nd -- o on. inie oJ.-er- ve' by any nite'l.gent '

vvni?'other

exmm-n- t

form

leasts

attest,

make

MH-nt'- v

made

--

foVmty

jaVe

select

look.

ioi'Liil

rever-e- -,

la'ist

whvn

sing

hand

home

boy

them.

enter.

arger

l.i.rli..!

little

it.-'r- u-

that

lrgh..

ilhnf n-.- i.1;--

-

11

tn know cimditu.n

lsm-- 4 gre.t.-- t

willthese

most 10volunteer

well-re- , ndedpucants teing preterm

number apply piaee

Right,

A g-'-ri about fiurt'-e- n yenrs

wa-- tiie Centralday

-- ,tr!...lt:i llAa.

console your mothermarrvd j

" mnrriCsl up- -

po-- e'

"Vni."--urn!

have, eh? lAar. dear, bcrrv.

tor.-- For 0t1T!

jnot eve! first

rith to gutwith

ciuh. in agin

o:tv bog later-nei- o.

tcW And havewith"ot lt. ma'am. I'm right, j

thaukto wrep o soon h

so town' tras.

FARM RDEU.-

i u-- Mirar Wcp'tn the

t arm.

A . . ... U-- r

.;th v !el V,,, Un th-- T

nre aackiJ cb.ler. a fvrthy bocoiM 4rk act!

oiby Mrm fararr

u i;h oj. j. j

m.r;- -........... .w. t. ....k. ..- -

irW,,--f- c

uamatrii graa tneir lowia.L.,iir-.'- . .hn ivrtt.KJtxi9 ..,,?,.

v. t,.!lw vrw Farmer

........ . o. v,

vry deep m nh ! fMl tUry oUIV 9t.O llHU M W

diu-- e tod i- - iarrea-l- . ami brtmpthtHl --ertnag tht rnwih I tw

drain land and puJwtrUcthe od u !!. hieham.

BKe.l Curr ami para,i,'u" I'ut thrm ia .halliw earthea,hh- - h- - with jfnr uilwith grw-- d U ittott run!:coer lioUotn thr 4sh Bak- - iu.. .i, ,

f .jearly the pnng aud rep.-n- r j

tn- -i ll- - JH'IU--,

I iioi ar- - -

-- hoot M.i-- r A thev ani- -,,,. ther 5003

j

a

tenal- - a ; uuira ,.but w,tn

eper the fact that the that aal j,iak,, i--a tor OU-e- nt

tude- -

"""- - wt'a. h-- a well

con-iruc- te by rethat ! for Uie

i- - a thephy-i- o Tne U- -t way kill

than it re J i

low Plow them nn

j bv

lbi.iiiii a.11 fr . . . . .! a. .

and u,dfor . M.im,U Is lf th(. II

.

j I

"t.

to

I

aud

a

io

his

nn- -

m

oil

rlieuiiieii.

andi..-- c

.llll.T.-n- i

have

rm,

would hii

the,f anil

the

entby

fall

tueybefore

. uy..IKhltfMl

I

the

andbug the

The

live ami

lo. . .

and

ranwm.

oF.1...

wno

than here

Jcntrna'.

.,.i

and

And

vay

reak

imp

tn

hi?

the.

m

PERSOMAL

nmcbi 0iMtiUaJK-b- a

Ttfr4an

putl.hMl

aatuBoiu--a

umnmiu.vrnp.Bojr Va.JwagtHi'l"hom.i

commonlye.nriWorc.gsnr

appareniiv

p.a:.l-discovc- rs

thunder--tor:n- -

explanation

Mewed Ijtmb- - the naek majria-- a tWinto and c10 hotUm hjr

tep.tii w.tu thr.ly aalt miblua-t.- ey divide U iZTlipul-.vc- ly foruard. "XTirtTrkJlh,:t.jlirilill!r the ma-- s

knockingrangers ,,,.,,, a-- llw;.Brv lbu aaic

enough 'TJJZhTLT SCl.--V'r

seneawh.tetr.uk mi.i.i,i.

operations

tanciliil

weather;

mi-.-io- n

landlord."

the

the

hungry

habit.

cIom-carriag- fallingdownward

trespas-c- d

.Mounting

:if: but

j:heva;ortempera- -

det.-rinin--

ten:

Maiden,

through

iM.rtaot adrnn- -

tage- - larnirn have ia m.rk. t

'X'AND

yaar

York

(Wr.Duaa

when ilium

renter

when

TaJto IKkj,jsmnll

-- herd Imu,..r niona

,:UIlU.r

long

bk.dv

minute

settle

wh.chTardea 1 bine aa.l. aleir ,jer-i..- ul. iuiHwin htheyesn prt j, Aiarnraafrom their own -- table and ardx IW ft, i,, ,'h tf ""Jiba winveeond tf ner enough lo or nlr .,,... Utit iwsell dim Uy .,,;" to. t..hl awU rva-- i

suiuer-am- i thu-g- e,-ft-

,,,,, whi h thl. ftw.o .. ,Jin (tr krf fUrt, Bu,,.aft,lfolbge.l largely to .ell piodo..--

m 4vtW9mat very amnl! marg.a oi f--

w, a, tf( Aiarrk-a- . .tvpro t. I.unil Atu j.pp,,,,! mFarmer- -' Xk thr.ap gn.d. Iat h. aakl aiatarr l

cup-- dried uppV- - overnight ia warm ; I thiak aho nrtild writ aw.ter. -- bghtly morning ntv! !. m

then nr. or n.of, , toiaat irrl i itwt' lot I uoh ran

irfifr ltii I rtiiifaexplanation the new tor will, woum oy run' bv and inferior theilWi'ver take off the

'" .,, ...J.,,"r.,-o?..- ,s

of could be strain to and vtabiuinug bieu- -

. ., . towns i ..1..1 fnil,iaom.un. .11 1 ( j hours- jt(.ri:imj where il invented.! . v--

h.-- ,01 redneitifor 111 the plan 1 n- - I

jie .i:l,el,e..Marche." watch - ..,,' aimo-- t a. market;

an then it be I fruit littlo.110111

. i

'

l

.

t."

of

con-gratulatory

inntbiomrh

he

veilafternoons

he

see ofmidnight,

of I

ly

he

of

grown

of theas

of away

f

seems

I

w:J

Itfth

ftfcHj

abu

aanl

(new

law

aaom

mum tln-tre- e, Iia ct-- e

, wi ,i.n.'t U, af,..inin watch ar.d i- - with Hul . trth. mr

,i,.sl.r,i,Bli n tail.t-- f.ir lhl. n

uI,at that .are .: tllf. au,. r,. irum ,tt,t nU

, ffB , "lon , j 'iw Mr

side that the ; a WI.. i vv-r- tbr

barrel ex sinijde a.s K,.u nol

...

personalie trouble, '

a tie1- -

step overun-

steady

rce'ed sat roof-

top, clasheda

His

of

inin

supplemented

2Kftfe-f- c

As

JBTiir,

a

of

a

a

.Meteorological

Earning

Jf

vaualoud.

stumbled,

orthodox

att'.e he

withwondering

!

inturned

j

Hedrew eye- -. Hi- -;

L...i.bv

Francis

NOVEL

An W.ilrli WInil ',

lirlf :u j

mo- -

()f

in;

r- -nd- -.

:i

downward disturbed'I

adjusted

oscillation is repeated with.

- -

J

the a

the

woundbut lequ.red

one

ca.--c

tf .) f--i'

apparatus; il!...,:,- - i

.. i. ..11. Til.

manometer,to

of

5.

The amouate.xerci-- c

:x !

inmechanize tt.e

bv

late

contact ofof waVh j

as additional

adapted aru"Marcne-Marche- "

entirely hand-mad- e

consequently ofcbronometric an. ol

A.Sunday

Couatv.of

tracts wh:cr

happen

t,.ir

!

baJiyears it

thr

tn:l.

'

..- -ma-.- -

tiiese

throu--h"- i

-- ou.in'

i Kairlik.For

att. Hrraltlan

girl,

to

n .a.

l

i

;iu- -

ate

of

., to'.viii :il

'onsSuppo-m-g

hs

coiupaiite-- ,

upward

be therain

.tl..,...-.- , ,....

IIWIIIIII-I--

'

I. ..ll til.It... .... fiil

coudenvd

Ilia-- e

Mtperb

l,ro,,:i"'yv

wm 101 .u

t.ieand

p.-r-o-

smaller

tblafc

without meteorological alMWlnt InJjt ,f Mtthe :s thus , nml KO ul,,rolw Mi nn-w.th- ui

rea large cl:t,, othl.r Ia flavor xnd oual.tv. a w.-!- l

, k a

"

population inter- - 'd.

w enoii"h to civn--. .

ance rioi

it is .....r1 . 1 .i

aiit 1 fin

"n? ot.h"r id mmentionel .

va but -- iiiii.le on- - are thv-es-ent- ial aecou.ph-- n t:i-d- -

or.-erv- er nrr trI ,' Vbe appointed m N.- - Lnglandthe earl er. omm.

a given fa

All Thank

the other wb-- o

Mn'ui t,k.lillla,fl t a ! -

. tbins. wb Va o I

e-- in. i

eat man.i"

Ah

, i. . 1v ma am.

truatetl. eee: ,

chil"I not thi The

was a$

ro and ' of fmger a ,

et me I

burned the deed to taeiarm leilhe ,

von don'tjp

a allvou. It the

cr asFree

-

nit gnnJenx

t A,,,-w-"HMt 'Un

and

- In too ru!::flioa vrrlaMeth It

our --um

. .- WW..W.Jv

"- - "J

u n- -. i .

. .iW.-- w..

It"UVJF ,l , U l'l'

forthe

Apple- -a

"Uaddunixr u

of. ..: i .

.., plow- -

Mil; inev -- nM..t... ' fniitiiv nv .tni.i' "r t

to ttot I

will

j

'

ous

i

mt

;h we min

Uat

tv .M

.,premm is' u tau

a Mtn moathlv th Atriiiiiivii ii .

in anaw

he ,whl.

'

to

nf

of

uir

,Ut

bv

mo-- t

1

-- to!

vi-r- v

i',,

our are

ag

bv

."

tor

a. 1J tbia

ia large i.,.,.,1,,.. ,, u

e tv ,wcan to ,..,,.

I.. t.N-- r t .can the comi.iervtn! gnrdeth-r- . ,,1 ,1

hi- - to , . n , ofmiddlemen a , Mlto,

JorA.r.( t M.ia.-tim- -. ot ouwraa

uke. i Atim;

chop in t:n I u.1.1 lu-- r nmm iand two h I ver

ti it! friiifmeoftri--

ti. ,

.. in- ,,was ow. - val- -

.I he..

ciioug!, (

of

jen

J

-.

tj

,i.

oie

n,,.i..

-

use.

c

avti.rtll

pv.-- n; t uatbin-Hint-- ;

brougi.t

aMien

aganT'

1

'

.... -

(

step-fath- er

gardca- -

I,

...

clip- - ino!.n.e- - untilpie- - c.troii Makr a itwo I'Xi:. mil' cup oneritoit. ilk. three-fourth-cu- p butter. rw andoiie-h.il- f tea-poo- ii- ftoda. U

a rather thick batter, -p ph'tity.put in the.... tipt'I-- . and bike ui n iiutrkoV,," lms "'" nt'. l lhtt$&- -

Mill.

THINNING FHUIT.

A I'rorr Tllllt .Mll.t Itr- - Itr..rt.'.l to III'r.xllli'l IIr - t ..lirlf.r. .

Tin- - operation in e Jwith pruning or attent.oti U the oil;

v- how fi-v- avtute audsMll dlspti-- e I to pii'ft.ci U

t to - the cut doun, amitank profMirtaoi to

,.n t derived if dlh(,n- - u any rMt; ,,.,, Xtirr miM.j,

doubted. . the tree ura

. with ri inrli. tie, or evett

fourth i- -5 remov.nl. theirjl, fnut ,Nll.tiiv ed

,j lr,.(.--,,. r,:,lU Wj

, whjch wljl u. Urf.0 or ,wt .......

t tlio & large a i: ien uniii:nue. cor--

..,.1 1 among 111 ti? .oinad growing

should be donA well known. th-r- o ia a t

difference in tal t) 4tre.-- : and iind thi Unlnri -t-hat

-- by b-n- rer la.--C XruiU. . ,

d the iinaii. It t " alefor t,r ja:l.r u, yro-.- r tbotr uume roo

;,, t, (ru.t?p-im-

n-t

Jormer I'ul if taaaol ooi 10 ;

the other l:tnbutoa. vbrwill be morh ! djfl'faro .a the t ,

thf fmi1,.- - .w j i. .i..? fn. rr,v .'

b-- earn.! u. rt. - .

--...nt of raaanar iarbaraci'rr frwi. rak;a vt powvar.etr a eoiapara.Uely g"vu, osnt. aot j

--T !T5 .??

l9ctm BrgltrJ . bicb ,

sot gaaera.'iT 4io io r;rv.iaiokaai sh-.- i a arv bra- - itl. lluoiratt htprord far taat A?fonorr n.uaUr "cawi w-a- tnv at aikanlL

hblr triw ,

lo 2rw ih-- Jnm . ;

tnttml t umplj Voo ad lb Uxti-- aortlal Ue. trte. . oa-- . aaaiair

s -toe eaort l grv' aat Biatart--

i:, e--t TT- - l d fad- - Asltbb coac-aatio- n apoo tbe --ri i ki ;

the nrmaiadcrfruiu ffcct.ng ir aai --jtsalUT Th- -

rfv wdl tench ame- - ,

here ,1 lreaej. wmchi)il by the Uc auratcr j

or fnut. thf '

jtraci f0rc of the tree cplotrd. anions other imag. ra growing j

tbe"tlch and Vic flavor aod j

qua. :y cf t .t frai .ng the l

isc same xa a bcaithy coodit:o- -. G., iu Country Gcallcvutx.

'LITERARY.

tar 4 rr mpi.K. lnw, a

Trraarr. ialra4 h tmtmtahw oU bom M.tfpL

Ttok Uw tuI.-1I-L nsXyol-- L aal Mlar !

xr rvaacrt d6,Vyear.

I'Wwinnal cinulatmo i jwrlom la la4a to 1.017.-iJ- M

ip. l.l.iaO0covm". in aad !lnAiiiK

-- horttobe not.cedeye.

pitrpu-- - ;,imormtturf

ia

naelnng

throughSIIIirmil

that

.i;pp,i

--ind

vtninu.no Vonagla.lv

,

pra.Htl.au!w

I,

ba.-- utiiner

unrrlfivd

Wl.(,'i',aii(why

inviolate,

wl..irt.P

iuak

OUT

U

ottfoMai

I ilX"i Hut ?v' v aad Itrooa- -l mtttl. Oo ..

rwUiir-- K . -- mt rvr- - . much Mt9- -i .lr a Ua.foa 0h Kag'nad Vts

i m Krmitk. ' ay urrtnL.....AttW Kotn Uray W wywr ay

Ll-- r Anw l. da4rlrhnsl llalcarr. vt

. voTrtl,brr js. i;; aod at mtw

lWBlrwomi laarfka Sr Wnltrr 'is wtf

all tlio luiMfrM (orka m PhUa' t .1. J a. -

wave aati loffruwr irHn -

TheocnUM d.mawani " Ciif Amr-uti- L

TK-x-t sprrinl jal;thv. r otitinlto lhf d mania- - fc nhoanhy hr nimh of

who f.nilil to rjiritnrnt- - include-- , fhailt HofiWaa.

Mr. Irr. Wl u'.ty--x- n

rnr. t ttl! InintT nt I'Jwwrs, N. Y.Wltra sh and teubl thai vinatty?ta rmtlawl cmlf H fanmirewand aaiiualt iwdr,oi' to part (

the rn:I NnJr. wire faad tnrranttibrr--. Mrv lrrrrmarkabh nomso hr p. Ilt5',r. frvW Um,v n llilral rahd,

U- -r ..t,., t.. n voia!rftel ilpcnH"Hnjfl tfjprejtt.Anirriraa tnnsraala 1T iOT

calr- - praf fr -- hort uri Tavuni .- - lil or !' lor a romobrhr Mtrv.

j .. iati;la.ui. ililinraAaWd,.,, ,.!,.--.. -- l Utorarv

j to ar m in urh a wny tJaatt(MniUln't mtad it "

HUMOROUS.I- - lanrr.agu aaM ajii

echnage No. it jr?urai?r auiajf. HttrlittijUm t'rr V.A lTc4it aior irroiaMnar baMi

a UUr --rhoi.I iprl "Viuai'r!," aboiHrtl. "i idarai "Wb

j aoa i: tnke uaiik uot " XI a.tUitt.j lltth Tatatajr. Hl tthe.l iajttux own raJlrMa "N. aay; oa." -- W-ll. tbr m cu4 aoaaHJaiaj lo do W.lb Ihrnt e on aava b hoajrbl

nifl icuei 01 acijMr 1 twrr-tum- .

A wihl Tetaa r rrtf aYork man aj;aint tuqim wail tboother day. I h- - mm aaid brtwtanigaij thai bo ar tiairr3iaj ibaworkiugot a Kidlo k prM hmtur.V. .Vi.

Hnaband I oklagU) "0 I'aa tbiuniaat ike tml Wuaaiol the ) li otn. and Lbu aa4 tbo

Small fY ir'm " pa.nr- -

"And the apaaer. V4. ainaasa.liwin t'virur.

Mowv ao bi o. Krvoirt raatft'i laridkrd a oow rMMrt boal)U hat ar "Ut prrnuU"a amnt ai'

tdlrnuai iJ,aa Bi4l "Oh, tut.Mr Hot worthy a coii,Siatto jm a ainj; lad"" Hotwar&lty(). I w.Hibla't it yoa,

know -- lfarrmt lstuji't(ramluta " Inm. do too thak rJir

M nfai' 9t ut' ' lara r.tiwlt4a.

Urm;; m boi a anurk?;r"l v.kaad Jht hroatrbt rt htmw taxiny.a ait a

wfnK u, rtfMamlK,r Hufl taiaBVo,' . . ..thtU ,.,.----

.4ilMMI.- A acwminr wrlwr n UkU to eHf.

rojr bow no iawt !- -. "tatavar. a Thp or a uorna-J.- " H

aa-i-ia wll. bat bs,fl cmh ika w, or a biijat. 'I"a w.

W"P aoraxn m

2K.S,'l2 iS!Swnsa'oi; - a?. .i" itb Ua iavc xtm. rttvr imlaaini ittni ekxr.o t .to4.-s.Ur

niaat rtsucrnm&mlymrr0Utm htruitt.

Ht a Cent.Two '.fee larga& si:.? t

Yea. matjlt .. L 'I!'' haw Tfcprkst tmAdr lauatJlMi a:i atf ibubows? rt rilbag baii ai - carat aw". . wmt ..ba4 ruavi !.-- - a." - .w w.- -i luc a rt-- . TWj lka ,& uV irtnfoor iJ'j". a bMf&. a ntJfi that

ajric ctator eoald puraba.tbaa a 4aglu r:at' worth bat,vmo barp op-ir- i, j oato tbirc.rt and ot lhjr iMirs couitaad &mu a to while ta. jtxatktri.

ctovra. Aa result tht--v hudOOiif a tock. which ther art w4H- -

tr. otarr girl a: x haadomo protH

W couxvr tla for a ewet batbroke ap competition short order.acd taat a.unag prtt did not rezaaialoaz ya tojju. .V. T. UtroJUL

)rol(.c.tl.(i hv sou ire iu-te- ul of in.u tie ep an.-uioi-i part id which no J landlord Inraa'r It vnt bigj. ''f I,,IW tnTln' i--'"

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