The Nazareth Item

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VOL. I.
NAZARETH. PA., FBIDAY MORKIKG, JULY 22,1892.
NO. ^4
The wealth of the oolored  population I    Bome Paris sugar reflben not long ago of Abboma b eatimated at $20,000,000. j alUgad that their loot ot aqgar by thefU
Ont of the flfty-oae deaeandanta of the King and Queen  of Denmark,   bat
i.tha Duke of Clariapce, ia dead. ^'^""%   im--- 'III,
Ih fannen ara aakiag tbair  Oot-
nomit to'take 4^apa to proteet  tbem
1 the fleld-mioe, which are invading
Mka country,  partioulariy Sootlaad,   la
gtaat   aumbers,   and derattating   the
cropa. _
Foitaarly aaarly eraty man wore boota,
—jM'    ^'^ a«v ibem ara the pnToBiag etyle of
W^pe ^otgear.     Tba ehai^ ha; had a graat
r y^aOect oa die leather market.   ° The onr-
tailmaat lUa eeaaon will anonii;t to  one
million fidaa of finished leather.
M baaa amounted to |80,000 per annnm.
According to the San Francisco ChMoide theitaady influx of Japaaeae into* the United States is not Ttoarod wUh pleasure by Ote working chuse*.
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' The Saa Praaoleoo Chroniole avers that "taad any prophet twenty years ago pre¬ dicted that Oeraua beat would take tha pkwe mt Frenoh wine a«^e popalar drink of Paris, be would hire bsea re- Igaidad aa a candidate for aa insane asy- Iob; /at this change has oome to pass."
In the Soathem industrial to be lost sight of, the fWaahtagte* Btar remarks, ia the failore «C laOiaad ataaagameat to pay. Klavaa with a mileage of - over a ¦tiles of cbspleta j road hava |fe laat «wi two yon gofu into t^ n- aUvaidhamik.     'T'
At tbe beginning of tbe prasant oen- tury there were in the United State* flve millionaires. Now there are more than 7000. How maay will tbera be flfty years henoel
The oflloiai statistias ot Francs hava sbowa that in 1891 about 78,000 persons died of Btarvatioit in that country, and the noniber of thoae wbo became laaana from mitary atoounted to 75,UOO.
A gentleman of Concord, Mass., bold-
t.«VB« FI.lTTINa»
Whsa Ziove Is opmliiK ooming,
Msal bha wltb aonc* oad joy, adHmailgktaMlMitw,
nsttsr aad-fbast the bor; Crown him wltb cam* and ro*e%
Cbana Mm wltb winning wlla*, Bind him with lovelj garlands,
Aa« Maaaa, aad amilaa,
tfbaii Iiota la gcing, goings
Iiaavlag yoa all alon*. Craving, the llokle trrooli
Bome newer alave and throng Btaidar him nol^ bot qalekly,
¦van tboogb yoor haart may Mead, Baddlea horaafar hte iamrmiy,
AadbUhimeod-apaeill —Kllaab*th Akera, ln~th* Ceutnry.
'fl£N HAWK'S" I10MANC£.
TmAtlaala Joomal admits thai thi litbtg gonentloB in the Indian Terri¬ tory hm raaehad the frotat rank in tbe narA of dviUaation, and are keeping klgfat Of with tha piocasslon. The youni; ladiaa ml tha foaaala aamlnary at Tale- ipgb,tlbe Ohemkm aapital,have atranged to gtn a leap yaar ball, and the youag ¦en of Eafaula, in the Creak Natlon,ara otganiaiiig a oomet band.
I A strfkiag faot abont the OhiMta itie M tea, whioh ia told on the authority ot '• Ohinese offloer, it  that it is employed
fcpreeerTing tiie badies of the dead. _ jorpae plaaad in tha oontre of a bhest W tea, he aaya, wlU "keep" for years. 'Ba further aaiarts that taa which hss jbaan employed in (bis capacity is often lexpottad for foreign coasnmption, tbe ,boi«a beifag iQMtiil ia fvmy baawaoaly ¦¦'^tigtUm amUrm:^^^
r. O: Libby, of Borahaa,  Ma., whe
haa hirgo eattle latarsahi ia Mantaoa,
aaya tkat if the far .nara of Miiine would
Um ia ahaoha, as they da  iu   Uootar.a,
1 ao famiture to spetk ol aad   tho
', ot food, BO Snodays, oo boiled
I'ae top carriages, ao
' article*.of lanayfthay
¦ just si (att at it is made  in the
Wast.    Mr. Libby.tMlics thota faar fa
M^rqnld tAo a Maine  f ar Jier of
lil^ at his aatira State.
=g ¦ 'ni'im I
ly aaatrta that pie of varioui kinds is a brain Btranlator, and be oitei Bmereon, CHadatone, Oarlyla, MoUere and others as giants wbo thrived on pie.
The United Statm is mivking tapld atridee In aocumalatiag wealth. The revised censat flirts give the wealth of the Nation ai iNl3,648,000,000, or about $1000 each for erery mia, w>>.nan and child. Populatioa hai a*>}ut doubled sinoe 18C0, oad ao has tha per capita wealth, which was thea only $314. The wealth of Oraat Britain is estimtted at $M,0M,00e,O0O. Uncte Sam is ahead ia tba r^oe, and yet he bai only com- mmoeat th* real detelopment ot hif vast raaahiees. Within twenty-flre years, pradiali the Botton Oaltivator, New York Oity will be the money eeatre of the world, a poaitioa now held by Laa-
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In a elose atMy qf the problem ol domeatic aervioe Mrt. C. H. Stone aayt: ••I do not wiah to imply that intolligent women ara to blame for tha pretent oon¬ dltioa of things. Thera Is a dlSereaoa between being the cnuse ot n oon iitl oa aad'being to blame for it. Womea hate had a trying tiiae in thit century. The rapidity with whioh oor aas hat been imiaad from the position of heal co>k to that of tbe most raaponiible of huoawi beiaga—withoat adequite preparaUoa at that—makes one dtszy to think of. A ematUry ia a ahort tim* in wMch to pa« eras tha ballaf tbat etjen AnowMga of writing may be superfluous for jJ-(^ wooan of to-day's indilorfmiaat* ttmAy, j Aad Mr. Ha' tt»t laatoa ut *o little tima to thlak." <<V
••Boya," *aid he, ia a muflled Toiea, by th* preeenoe ol  a knifa-load I af potataaa ta hia moatb,   ••I'm goin' back t* th' Btat«at"
Opaa-ayad attoalshmeatan around the breokfaat table.
••That's what, boys.   I'm gain' right after lliaafcBglvin', tew.*"
Ml a.u KBTomm.
BB HAWK waa ia great apirita. Ha had beea fair¬ ly babbling over with good hamor for two weeka, and every day added to his 0heerfulneaa. Only ten daya more and than tor "tiba Statea."
Wa, of the ••L bar," who bad known him for two years, almoet, were at a loea to oeooimt for this sadden rise in Hen's moatal temperatare, and probably ahowed It Indeed,' Oara wera eevaial of tha boya who hinted that an explaaa- Maa trom him would be gratefally le- oUrmA by hU ciirioslty-beeet oo-labor«ts; btit Hen would merely grin a broad, biioad grin, oad say nothing. Bat Jost tan days batosa Thank^viag ha lot tha
"na4oaea,*a aayl Maat'aalosta tieh t%mm V k^aa doin' a MMfefusUin' Ok tb' Utt. How I thufc att % tb«y- •mat ,oiM¦^ak "hoot thar boia' aofBe in- ride 'siatonce t' th' Boldy SUtat gaag w'an tbey honomd tbis byar vidnity wi' th r 'taatioas« tet year." voluatoetod •>Jtad" Poaey.
Hen, hating joined liberally ih the amllea that followed thi* rnaiarl, want on: r
••I caat tb' insinerations baek tVtaetto'th' rad«airt-«irwr ftagrniU&ae.    No, sir.    Taint a^thet OIM a'r t'other.    Mabbb 'faea I go I'U mebbe^
:pt
%ha mBlet are in the Majority in t^ Dafted Stat«s.   The Oeosos Boreau hai tooeatly completed   ita uUsttflcaUoo of tba popolatioa by aex aad nativity, aai teds  ttaat  in   1S»0  there i«|re in the Uattad SUtes 32,067,8S0 maltllad SO,- Ml,870 feouius.    In the decade the In iBsaase   of   males   was 31.6S  per oeat., while   that   of   females wu U.02 per eo^     Of  tbf ti,6it,ttO in^taati aaaasaratad  t9,tH>,70S  wtra  bora ia mm United Statei.   The oolored people, iaelodiag   in "ihat^ category   Ojioate, Jiyaaeia,and civiliaad~ia41aiiB,a]iBaSarad 7^tgt,t»0.
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.^ )~ la aadeavoring to find osuioi deplorable conlition   of
I'.*-
fortba attain
asiating in that portioa of R isiia oom- ¦MNily known aB "the ramiae diatriet," ooe almoat iaatttobly conotudai, after aven a alight ezaminstion, writes W. 0. Kdgar ia tha Forwa, that other ^d Btora weighty aoei than that uauoi^y givea ^ha uafavttrabla weather of lart yeai) aia at tbe bottom of it. The longer the iavoatigBtion le coatiauod, the Srmsr p««a tha impreaaion that fuDdaiaeatally of communal owaarihip ml i* respooaibla forth* altuition. The '*aiir" or oommanity has almply exi- hM*MniteU,aod the thirty yean whioh ttmm tmttUt tlamt the emaacipstlon of thaaOfc IJ|Ma beea OMia thaa (ulBs^ to demoiiflita tbst the aatii»foaadatioa u^«a wWahjIaiKwiiailealtare h batal waak, aoH that the practiaal retldt tt heicHng (laad in common, at leaet hi BoaaiA, i* a ^oiplata anl utter lalhua.
Ualtei Btate*  is
bat it was  a   han-
|h perhape a   llttla
tell us tbst  tbe
moving  south—
' the eaploren  of
the> aborigines of
fha ttaato of
ionahthaaame mgU drad yaars ago, luilder, for astri North PoU U which is good newa *a futare—aad yat Aaaariaa Uted t»a good ait aga bebm "aaaitary wooleoa** were iateotad, or •taiaoats had oobm ta atyla. Io faot, if wa ara to bditva the hbtorlans, thay war* leggina, Bsooigaalona and buntiag ahirt e( dear akin witb tbo hairy aida tnraail toward the body, oad capi aaade af tha far of aoimaU, and that wat all thay at wear. Whea theae garosaata a<%wat tbrsugh, tmr you koow nticklti- toilWiaadi
r ambrMas am tita piadacU of
«WblU it is true," stataa Ooorge R. Kaapp, of New Jersey, ia the Ami Agrioultarist,J^thjy|g|||^^l iaoorpora - laws oompeUlag tha build- iag ot aUajrallnt and ragalatiag their width, malMrial, etc., U it not at evidaat thatthe aaeaaaity foraoue aide walk ia tha eoaatry ia aottoiaattr great to War- nat tha citation  of tha  aubjeett   I would not, for a momaat, advocate aay law which would compel the building aad aaalataaaaae oi plaak, flag, or even giivel walka in the country, bat a  w*U 4afln«d path or aldaw^ might ba had witboat injury to any mam.   It ia true that the atetaja pathmaater would he of UttU use ia carrying out a plan of thb aaAggg, hut certainly it it poaaible to bo uuuatniet a tow that the panimoaioo* u^ oaa be auide to fall in with hU moi« pMiMpiritad MUw citlaens.   I ramam¬ bar wall a New Tork (arm I worked some yoaia ago whioh had a frontage of aeariy flve haadrad faet an the road.    At an oxpaoae-of lata thna tea dollars ia labor a pottl four faat wide was ooaatmcted ohmg that whoU front.    The work con- Bisted aiB|tly ia atarkiag ont, by means «f Uaaa, tha iai|nired width, using an .  *d|ga oattar to looaaa the aod aaxt to the Uaat, aad a horse, with a light pUw, to Uoaen ap the earth and sod between the Uaea; tbe iron scraper was then brought lata iilay,  aod the work of makiag a path was done, with the eaoeption of the triaamlhg ap, whicih was parfbtuwd with a hoe.   Near NawTork aaaay of   th* towaa ara au elota together that thara ia fiyilhiBliy aa divkioa line which ia to ba aam bf tha oaBual obearver.   In most oeaaa thoaa ara macadaatiaad roads run¬ niag tlta wbola diataaoa throagh to tha city.    Oertaialy than is aothiag which wfll pratant the path I speak of belnj ooaatmctad at the side of *och s road. In aoma plaoaa it ia done, and the ezpenie it 80 Bintf and tbe improtanaat ao graat that, froiB a paonnlnry ataadpolat aolely, it has boon ooatidarad a good intest- ment.   Pabllc spirit is aU very well in iu plaen, but we oU kaow thtt it is poi- aU>U for thrae or foar oloie-ittod msn fai a towa to prevent improraoMnti which ara plalaly for tbe gool ot tbe whoU ooffiannlty.    Bome  way ot converting thaaa BhoitHrightad peopU k srhat we waiST  Oratai paths ara used ia Ohio, aad odanaly lifted coal asha •xoaUaat ootering for aidasraUi*,
would   (offlar   Im- I they koew whence came which ha wa* going
. IVaitday, hnBoadhMy after breakfaat, Haa rode off ia tha dbvctlon of Browns- TiDe, the neereot towo on tlie weet, about thirty milee away, and we raw nothing Of him nntil Friday, wben he raturned, whiotUng cbeerfntly. Tbe boys wera wy keen to knowwhat hi* Mraad had baen, for they wera sore he had not goaa ¦lerely to get a few things from tha grocer's and baraaaniakat'i, but Haa did aot eallgbten tham.
Tbat night, ^wafor, in tbe boaa'a roog^ be told tho atory to a select au- diaoee, oonsletiag of ttw boas aad tha aorUw.
I b'en   kinder holdin'
eMBinott'ptoee affair, t don't know what you think of li, bttt I think it dc cidodly romAntiO, and I'm glad it's tarn' ing out to weUi Hen's an honest chap, and deiarfH gU the ^uck Itt the world, tlia girt JiMt ha a platky aoe, too. Haal fctutt" And the boaa looked at the oriUng and blew smoke ring* in a pensive way he some tlmee bsd.
Then waan't a man on tbe ranch who didn't hate to see Hen go, aad who waan't honiitly gUd at hb good fortune. Bten the misanthropic Poaey evino^d not a little regrat as he said good-hy to him, wlwn, tbe moraing after Thonki* gitiag. Hen aat on hb bronao all ready to start for Jeraay, the railroad town to tho aaat of m.
It was a beautiful moraing, almoat Uke s^ag, aad Hen eoaldn't have wiahed lor a better day to start on. I'he lart good-by aald, he atralghUned up, sniitod the cool breeae, looked to see that ovarything waas all r^ht, and with an "Adioa, boya," was off, waving hta hand in acknowledgment of tbe roonag cheer we gara blm aa he reached the top of the hUl acroBB th* croak.
Jersey traa only twenty odd miles away, and Hea expected to arrive Iben at nooa, in time to get his dinner, db- poee of hb bronco and make the t o'olook tnin Bart. Then waa plenty of tfaae, so he let hta horse take iU own gait, and gata hhaaalf up to hta thoaghta.
Oolng home I Home I How sweet the word soanded I Five years—only flve, but tbey seemed twice aa many. Ha woadatad how he had ever managed to ttte thioagh thaai. The flrrt two had AOt been so hard. He had been full of hope and vigor and bad told hinuelf it was only a lltUa while—only a UttU whiia. Thaa when the raward for aU hta toll eaeiBed to be no Uss distant than at Ant, It was hard. Sometimos ha hod tboaght he would give it ap and go home to oonfeas himself beaton; then uie pictura of the UttU brown eyed girl who had oried eo hard that day iatbe meadow lot—the Httie girl who, through her tears, hod told him to be brave tad pa¬ tient and all would be well—would come befora him end he would aat Ml tooth hard and ••pltoh" la agtfa: ihylM it had aourad him a bit. He wondered if soffletimea be had not
poor oompany for hta
tha honaa btbka looaa, aomahow, and we'ra afanoat franea."
Han oonld aaa her now. t! It waa a yonng, * good-looking woaaan, and aha held, tight otosped to her braMt,a ohild Bbc>nt thraa yoon otd. Neitber waa dad for suoh awful waathar.
Hen's heirt stood atill for a moment. If that womaa aod child ramalned hera it WBB almjat oertaia death. It might be di^ befora help oould raaoh liim,aad. even if aid ooald coma to them to-mor¬ row, they would bate fraian, mean- whUe.   On tbe othar hand—
"Oanyourlda, mioataf"
K^faidead."
••Wai, oome, then, qaiokl"
In aootber niinata—>
••Ride atraddto—ao. Naow. hold th* kid 'n let th' hoaa taka 'ta own rood. Mfai', naow I"
••Bat wbat ara you going to—"
Hen waa fastening the drivar's robaa abont har.
•'I'm aU right. Naow, haag oa aa' kaep hoK o' th' Ud. Oo on Poknyl Oood-l7, mtaaaal"
He was alooe on tha ptairU In a dO' sorted stage ooaeh, with the storm howl* ing about him, and hta thoogbts wara of otber things for a long time befora he nmamberad that aU hta aouay sras in hta saddla-baga.
"Wo-ai. chances ta party nigh agin my ever needin' it," he mnttarao, in hto quaint way. '"Taint Hke I had a atota an' a hall lot o' grab. Bhe'U aata it fur me, Ukely, auybaow."
It waa two days totar that the atage, eomlag down from Janey with aataral SamatTtans aboard, found him. It waa two weeks and mon befora be eama to himself in the hotel whera he taad hod every poaaible attantloa. He waa, aa ha himaalf ramarked, "Qhid to be aUta, aa' fln' I bodnl ioa* BO hm'a a'r iaat."
But thelwooMa and cbild hod gonn— tfaeyhoAjift Jaraay the vaiy' day that Hen'a halt dead form waa brought lu by tbe wUef parti|r-aad wMh tham west Hen'a moaey; for\tha aaddWbaga had been taken to the traputa'a room by tba boatlor, and no ooe Aa had bad pnaaaa Btmrof tbadi, beildtf whieh, mooh to the taadllud'a aiwMiaJ. aha hnd paid har
THfi IfifiRY SID£ OF LIFJg.
UToasgg VBA* Ama toij> bt thb ov Tsa PBnM.
Roi^gh oa tbe Oaadldataa—After a the Storm—No Doubt About It— Hopofnl—Bto., Kto.
Now campaign banaen woo tbe breese, Bat eb. tbagr give «a each a ahockl
Por the portBaltaot th* aomio*** Ara tough •noni^ to *top a einok. do**lhe artuk, when be draw*
portrait*^   give    tb*m
Whi
ipalgo "mnga.''
With slgaag eheeks aad JUabar Jaws, Whtoh makes tham took Ilk* bandit thogsl —NewTork Joarnal.
thera
Arm nm stobm.
Voice From the Dugout—"I* aaything left, jackt"
Jock—•'I think tbe  waU ta safe.". New Torfc Herald.
mn 11:4B.
Amelie—<• Am I yoor •btlj^tpartlcalar Itor.' Dickf"
Dick—«»TaB, daar.'*
Amelie—"Am I the ataning slarP*
Dick—••Tes, prt."
AmeU(!~"The etening atar ta not the same as tbe morning star, ta it, Dtok."
Dick (gtonoing at bta watch>- •••I think I moai go now, angel."—Naw Tork Herald.
A HTBTBBtOlrB BBOIFTACLB.
8b»—"Who do you think could piokad my podletr*
Ha—"Nobody iu the world but dnaamakar."-Life.
hate
THE rmkvrt ov wbai.tb. | A lady who was lookiug aboot II) a bric-a-brac shop, with a tiew to purcbaa- ing something odd, notioed a qoainit figure, the bead and shoidden of which appeared above tbe oounter.
•'What ta that Japaneee idol otbt tiiera worth!" she Inqolrad.
The saleeman's nply was given in a subdued tooe: ••Worth about half a milUoq, madam; it's the propitotbr."
, THE HEWB EPtTOl
'     UmrnkmenamAmaMmt
j4mkax*a PAaaom, agad i
he Dnr, twdt*. aad Saa	
tot bt^oad Chfir depth whtto New Portlaad, M*. and war*  ' f ora aarfstoiio* ooold be i
BCLBCT 8IRINQ8.
LaaUa,
oompaniona, and ooaoiadad b* had
Hta thonghtt turaed again to Molly. How pratty and aad ahe hod looked witb the lean on her pink oheeks that day (for aomahow ha couldn't for the Ufe of him .think of her es»ept as she looked whehjie saw her lart). Re rememberad h»t«l baan thil Bhe was wfg(( |own.1ha road; Mtuah tMt for faar Jmmu. Add imU to law dayt more,  and—
thin
ikTonly a
^'BllllflL Ttt:al.ri' bnJoitQmaiAgg:Ji^....ff^
inifi%t-g
•¦a ijrin- «rt well jMve
¦•w Hn BaaAikt AatUeanakna.
Dr. mng, tha OUaase eom doetor, i* purchaaiag all the Ura rotttesaakos be eoa obtain, wbioh he uses to make med¬ lclnea. Aa Indlaa brooght him one toat Saturday la a tghtly saottred cap. Tha doetar bad a fbiltad aiiek aad as soon as hiB soakariilp was ralaaaad be was held ia each a a|ana*r with ,tha sttok that he ooald not Wto; tbao Wiag took him to bta toft bond lioMtov hbn flrmly about aa iaah baak of tiia head and then pro- edmd to aaw the snake's mouth up. He »a ntooed it to a bottle eonUiaing ainehel aod eapfbaaad himaalf
•Raa|»
good; alb  sam '—Aituraa i
thuely two trae day
    off,  ye aee,
'aauae a feUer ao wayaaart'n 'boat aavln' "ta milk t'U he gito tiie pall out fm un¬ dar the oaow; but now, beln'a I'ra got h O. K., I may*B weU tell ye, aa'y I doa't want Ihe boys to knaow.
"Te eee, 'tw— thta away* 'Bout flra yaar ago, back h Maine, I e'nchidod t' coaie oi|t fayar aa' grow up wi' the ken- try a hull lot. Twan't 'cause I waated t' dew it, but ya aao, I aort o' bed tub." ••Ab, yea," obaervad tbe boas, dryly, ••IbaUetethaloto Mr. iMtas bagaa hta fafiUiaat earaer la soosawhat the eame way- Was your dUBculty about a borae, tool*
Henb langh otar, ha piooaedad, aonta- wbat bloahtogly:
"No, 'twaa't that, hardly. But tbay won't no chance tbar for a poor ea**,an' ao I pall*d out. T* *ae, me'a MoUy Ho|dilBa bed bout made up aour min's t' git spliced, an' ev'rrtlila' was goia' on smooth's smooth,w'en in stepe ol Oeoige Bopkfaa aa' takes a boa' htaself. Ol' Bop waa a high-toned ol' duck, an' put on haa|ia o' ain, cause ha was th' beet flzed aaan in taowa on' hed be'a S'lect- aaa an' member of th' Legistoter, w'ito I was on'y a carpeater an' hada't ary red. Tk' ol' egiot jol^'te mw haow thiaga waa goin' oo—^I Mekaa he did—but be BBTor tot on t'u one night he come home fm taowa an' haand ma'a Molly tatUn' iBth'mtltoi'-toaak
"Thea he j[oi'waded in bnsh. Ooshl how he did go far met Weat on t* give me th' dt^eae fer my 'daoity in per- aooBsin' t* 4lt' hnn' o' Ida, Oaorga Hop- kioa', darter. 'Tb* tdml I want ye t' nadantan', yonag man,' soys he, •th't I hat battar ptoaa fer har th'a lattin' 'or many a pannitom earpeatarl' 'N he want on nu' tem aroon' fer awhile that atyto: but I atood my groun', t'll fln'lly ha mya: 'Toung man, whan you o'a ¦how a baak 'umat o'.tao thaoaaaa' dol¬ lara, ihaVi jnar'n, an' not b'fora.' Then ba griaa a htill k^ ttiiakin' haow I'd hov r hnatto a naMU'hla ^aU'rora I got It.
"Wa-al, ma'n MoUy talked it over » tot, 'a flaaUy ooncludad th't I'd her t' go suMMMn else, af I atar got tora- handed; oo, ooa dny. we mys good-bye, daawB In the naaddar tot, aa* I pulled nut fer OaUfony.
•'Baao* thaa I'ta ba'n kaookia' 'rouad an otar the th' kaafry, tryia' one thing > 'jiather. Party hard laok, mort o' tV ttoa*. taw—but jaB"fon I eome hyar. I located a otoim, ma'n 'nother feller, orer ksOotorado, aa' worked it aoam. It dida't paa out bmm, bo wa had t' try aoai'tUh' etoa, au' hyar I ooma, toatto^ Patom t' ka^ ag woik.oa th' ctolm. him batta'aJobeluBbt. Wa<al, th' other day, Mtom he sold a*ht tow a Boston aoau'nyfar tweaty-flvV thaouson'—«a' my hairawhatl want t' BrauwnstiUs far. ThaTaan."
Haa UtodMpBfapn, aatf ••Oood night," and waAJIIfiniltHurBoftly.
to  hear
gonad I
The wfad had ahitlod arouad iato tha nortb; duU gny atodda hid the blue aad gold that had made tha early day eo fair; two or three flokm of saow wera visibto aow aod thaa. It was one of Iheee striking Hen on the cheek that caused him to rein up hta horse so suddenly aad make the abora ioetogant raaurk.
Not a liviag crmtura wm la sight oa all the btoad ptoln. Hea and bta horm wera M mueh aloae m if they kad been on the open aea. Humaa habitatloa, be- twaan the "L Imr" and Jermy, thera wera aone. Hen diamounted oad told hta ear to the ground, and Itatened In¬ tently for a few seoood*. Tm—thora H waa—that dull, whispering, indiattoct roar, which  the plainsman  knows and
left.    Ben^ money hod baea moatly in bllta of that deaomiaatioa.
no DOUBT ABOOT rr. Jagga—••! heard of a young lady who
gato a great many peopio into trouble." Ooggs—"Tou did; what's her name!" Jagga — '•Htas    Representation." —,
TBith.
soraFOL.
Jartto—'^Do you kaow wbat Pm go¬ ing to do with the flrrt huadred dollan Imrnr
Jemnp—'•Pay your eatraaee fee to a hom* for agad aien probably."—Naw Tork Herald.
¦ATtTBAi, anLBcnoK.
Tad—"i BuppoM you intaad to apand yoor vacatioa far from tha buay haunto of ment"
Nad—"Ton brt your life, old fellow. I waat to go whera tha womeu an,"— Naw Tock Sua.
Hen ••kept a stiff upper Up" oud mid little, wben be got baok to tha raaoh, wbioh he <Ud la a ahoit tuaa maeh to oar aorprtae.
•' 'TwB* aU oo 'oaouat o' tham blame aaddlebaf," said he. ••Bf I'd let now, (sogtod notfoui aio«>r—•w' eOnaa th' rtuff an' otber things in my cto'w, Pd heanU right."—Sau Frnvotoaa
0"'' «—'   ¦' . ''    -
sciBM'nnu Aii» iNMrtniAii.
nmianriD wim wiaKOir. Who toil that gaatmmm all knowl- aakad the Baaday-aohoot teacher, plied a dimin¬ utive papgj ••he'a jiJR*^'"*  ^"^ ««•'¦ lege—Aooklyn Life.
I masmgtwm worka la Anatrto oaator roltod-ptoto glam.
feam—the voice <t the coming bliaaard. The hone beard it, or felt it, and turaed hta head toward hta master, whinnyiug softly.
••Tas, al' boy, it's oomia' all right 'nough," said Hen, u he roM fram the grouad, ••on' ma'n you'* got t' hustto a huU tot, Mtatar Pokey, Let 'er slide, ol' chap I   I reckoa we c'a moke it."
Oaly twelvM mito* oi* *o, aad yet Ren koew that tbe bliaaard might overtake bim befon be had tnveM four. He urgnd hto horse faster, knowing tbe faith¬ fal aolnml could easiiv atand the work. It was growing rapidly colder, and the few flakm of snow wera being foUowed by coimtlsm thousands. Tbe wind ww increasing in velooity, aad Hen, bead¬ ing low ower bta horse's neck, could hear tbo vicioui "swUh—swish I" of the snow as it was hurled tbrough the gram and aloag tba ground. . Very aoon it was impoaaiUii to soe mora than a huudred yards or so ahead, but Han knew the gaoaral directioa, and for safety's sake WM beading for the stage road leadtog into Jermy from the southwest.
On aad oo tbey went. Pokey, aiive to the aituattoa, naaadiag along at hta top traveling apasa, steady as a clook. On sod oo oome the sturm, covering bon* and lider with snow as flae a* flour, until they looked IUm ghoeta. Hea, ieaoiag back to get bta overooat, lort tba diraotion, but bo hod fuU faith in Pokey, and knew that the Uttle animal would do better without any piloting.
How oold it WM I Hen's handa and tom wero Uke lampa of tea—worm, they had hardly any fading laft in them. Hta ear and cheek on tha^side exposed to tha atorm, wen grttlng nipped. WeU, ba would aoon rtrike the atage road, aad thao, it be had not miaoatoutoted, than would ba a«iy flva or aix mitoa—" 'Oraat^nottl"
For Pom* hod gitea a auddan high leap and i^oM ami, panting. AlmOat under hta fart toy a anow-covetad ob¬ ject, with a atraaga look about it. Hen leaned down from the aaddto aad turoad it over. It ww a dead man, ho(diag tight, to tha *aff right hand, a whip soeh aa abige-dritan uw.
"Stage-Driver, deader'n Tom Jeflw- son. Druak, likalj, an' fell off; poor ouml'^ Bot thaiiMWMt a* tima to atop and lataatigato. Ia aaother aeeond Pokey trw taraad to tha toftand pound- faig aloBg up tha lta||a road.
A dark oojoot Inamad upaoddanly w tbey shot part, aad a, auddea ohill lent the' ili^cgtab blood ' couiaing tbrough Han's trtos. Ete haitad and turned Pokey's uawiUiag bead oa the btiek courm. '
San aaoagh, H wok the atage; but tbara wart am haraw attaobad. Hen fait arond and naehed tbedoor-hnnala. A ory-Aa ehild'a ai7—oam* Bwmwtohto. Hen tied Pokay flraaly to a wbaai, fotiad tbmtitot *g*ia, oad aatoand. "Thank OodI"
It wst a woaiuu's vufce. and  i muat t iU
Tlie roatdto obtaiaod fMm oaing aol- phato of ooppar dnaaiog to pratant tha growth of HM faagua oa pobitow ara daoidadly mttotootory.
Tha amra rafldly ao anloml ta fattoned tha tom quantity of food U neoessary to aiMtain ito vitollty, so that Uberal w abundant feeding ta the most eeonom- toal.
Tha oil fuel oaad in a oopper-ameltlog worka at Kedabeii in the Oaueasaa to pampad to on eletation of SU fert throuf flfteea milw of foor-inoh steal pipe.
Abota the length ot nioetaao or twen¬ ty feot, anakm in the PhllUptoe Islands Innrmai greatly ia bulk for etery foot of iaagth, ao that a aaake niaeteen feet loog looKB aaaall baaida oae tweaty-two faal long.
In ordar to kaap aaa poiglm tbrongh tbe * uaamar, the flafaerman of Rhode Islaad bara aeto ao arraafad that tha passing sehoota ara laid op iato mtt-wotar ponda and tha nhanaata ooaoeotiiig with the ocean ora eloaed.
In one of tbe Comstook mlnm a naa wator-wheel ta to be placed whtoh ta to run 116U revoluttons a mlnuta, and hate a speed rt lto paiiphory of 10,80S fert per minuto. A ffrfatw haad of watw than has evar befon Wm appUod to s wheel WiU ba uaad.
Plans ara beiog exaaiiaad fw tha con¬ struction of a railroad acrom tha maio chain of tha Oaocaeus MoimtaiiM. The line wiU have a length of 100 atUaa, aad wiU prmsnt graat eaginaatiag d' Tbara ara to ba two tuaoMa, and a tWrd aad tha atbm ri* amt quartan mUm long.
Pear growen ara oompUialag af tha deprada^Bs of a aouU aiiotoriN inmet, somewhat reeembilag ia aiaa and to lto tranaparaot, ateap itopiag winga the typ¬ ical plant louw, but it ta raadlly dta- tingutabad from that ia ito bring a jumping iaaact, wheooe It hw raealtad tbe name Psylla, meaalag to greek a
nn roiimcai,
wkeft
UJ uol
^hnny,  when  people   tn^i, caodidato   the/   bolt him aU."—Pittaburg Ohrooide.
ao ORATim.
"Did yoa eter make a spaaobf'
't-v^Xl.
"Waalt wall rac*»tadl*p5fvW"''?:^>
"No.", -^^-M^S'^^.
"WhatdH youmyl"   .,7- ''*:    ,>t
"NotgidHy."-Truth.    ^       -    *f
 '. 'ttvft-f-fH-if^: '¦.
toa i*aox OP PbttS'''" Fhat Smiide Olrl—"Tbera's a  grwt Mting shwk dowo  oa tha  beach, daad.     Whrt do you suppow   killed himr
Beeoad Saaaide Oirl — "StartaUoa, piabably, U ha wwa man-aatiag ahark." —LUe.
praaeat.   O It mart be
oan faiv
A FAOHOX vom TSa kMTtgVA
Urbea—"I wbh to  boy  my wib -i Oaa't you gira ma anT idmt ^fometbiag tery oid; ahe ta dead oraay j'urt now on the antique."
VaUatine—"How would a oioe ai- aortowot ot the Utert jokw answer!"— Jawalw't Oireolar. v.   -
mm wm, Ptmttrt. Offlca Boy—••Tbera's a womaa oataida
waato to aae you." BiMloam Man—"Book agoatf* Ofltoe   Boy—••No. sbe  ato't  polito
aaough for that.    She   acta w if slie
owned  the bull building,    Ouew she's
aome retotion."—Oood Newa.
A horw WH killad by bam at yoar   Q,.^ racanUy.
Tbere ara aaid to be S,800,000 bee- hivM in the Unitad Statea.
The deepert parpeadicalar ahaft ta ia the Kuttenbarg mum to Bobemto, 8778 fert daap.
The«apaoity of the largart flouring miU to MtoneapoUa, Mtoa., ta .U.SOO borreta a day.
The torgort Maaooto librae buUdbig nad tbe oniy Maaonie library to tha world era at Oedar Rapids, Iowa.
Japaa ta aoid to have apple trem only four inehw io height whtoh produce frait obobt the siae of ourranto.
The Friends' School of Providence, R. I., ta aow over a century old. This aehool held a reunion on Juae 29.
The flrrt regutor passenger nilroad built in tbe world wm the soathern portion of the Baltimon aad Ohio, buUt to 1827.
The Itallan Prime MIntator, OiolottI, drwiw to rurty, old-fubioned clothw, witb an otter disragard of the demaad* of dram.
The canal system of New Tork ta now a century old. A oonvention of canal men will celebrato tha evaat some time ia the fall.
Fraaoe hwaa orgaoioatton kaown w the  "Society of  the Friends of Traw," object of whtoh ta to rwtora  the lod forests.
pany bw been orgaoiaed in New
Jifg latlHiut cranberries into jam
aad waning themS<|{t U lik-jy to buUd
up a aocoamfal bti
Presideatial Boadidatw won natod by Coagrswioaal caocaaw, and Utor by Btato LmiaUturs*. Tbe era of oonvention* began in 1892.
Jamw Richard Oocke, jart graduated from the Boaton UaiversUy School of Medicine, bk* been blind from infancy, and ta the flrst person thus afflicted to reeeira the degno of medieal doetor.
An Bnglish carpet firm, aaid to be over two huadred yean old, hw bought an acre of ground in Bllaabetb, N. J,, and propoaw building a factory for tha manufaotura ot A roil nater and WUton corpata aad ruga.'
The original "kiekar," to a meta¬ phorical aaow, ta mantioaad to th* flrrt book of 8ama*l, aaooad ohaptw, tweoty- a^th ratm, wbarL a mna of Oq4 unto EU, ••Wherafore ktok ya a* aacriflce and at ndna offeriagf*
On one of the talanda ofl tha eoart af Maine Uvw a man, now flfty yeom old, who WW born thera, end bw aaver hwn off the ialand. He hw aocumutated a fortune to the grocery bartiiem, and ta oootont to lite and dto oa the tow aeagirt
Ug..lABtrtmkgt Oovn, tioomo, of New Londonl Horttord a f*w daya aga.V^ liroM', Conn., April 9, 1S1%
TaxacBA BuaaaiKo, Heany. foartaaa, bo drowaed whU* oatl R.I.
OaoBoa H. Wb Bapartotaodaat oC tluTl Pl^w Box Manutaetary,! employM aod  then ahootiiig.
Maa. Hamuooir oontfanm to trnprore la haalth at Loco Lake, B.Y. Uentenaot Partiar reaehed there ftem Wartriagtea oad ¦old th* Preaidant would ratarn to Jhe amaatolne w aooo aa Oamgttm adjaotmmti   ^
Tm Congrew Conualttat flnished Its to- qairr toto the trouldw atOomeataad, Faan.
A Tioi.8«T tcnmdo atrOok th* towh lA Anborn. N. H., daabroring Irew end grow¬ tog oropa.
Tsa National ^Bdooatfonar Aa<< aadad tta aaMtan to BmatoM. 8..X-
NoB-lrinoai MgmUta
dtanto      	
flrw wera Undlcd again fi adin< aaew. The noa-niiion man - oam* to porttoa aftar tfa* atrlkanT aorattoz at maw MTivata WW atoppwl by OaaarnI Bae^ten. Tha entira foroe ot aaaiataBta to the elvtt angtoaara ta tba anudoy of the Oaraagto BtitI Companv atna^ oat o( sympathy for
Taa body of Orrw W. Flahl ww baried baald* that of hta wife, in tb* ma4>y plot It- th* 8tookfaridg*(Ma«.) C     ¦*^"
¦owth avU Wea*. AT   Fhdaaah.  By.,. ookrwl m*B had a feaKot wltli I tb*  lattar ' wonadad.
BratxiRa ohaMi at Oosur d'. btow Up a hridge to prevent th* Fadaral troopa.
81XTBBI1 llvw wan kMt by the . oC th* plwanra atoam ir Frankie Fob F«orto,UI.
Two paraona SNra fatally hart I aambar oC balldfaga daatroyM by at 8prtagfl*ld, Ohio.   At li%aansrraeh*d,   Tae Zion Owa •oa Oharoh ww attaok by light aaort totoUy daetroyad.
Boo MABTBaoow, adomarado,   shot J omundad Sharlfl Bowlw at 1 atan. aad wm hlm**tf *hot 1
by
Tn:
totall;
eaautota Btam ttota* at Topal J. O. Pldurtog for Ootamor.
tbm Uamt. BkMBgT, ot B*iiir*i ^ X. Xa,. WW attoaked oad killed bynj
whfla paaatog throoi^ bw wag home.
a atrip of
»"T*
V-ii-
wkwtmo k kkakawiKBtU^
Hungry  Higgins—"Plea**,    Mb4r,
kiayaagimBM toa oaote to  halp buy
••Drinkr». -Zy^ ,j..^^MM'::^
"Naw. A kMMnJMhv, ~ T Wii Iha pauen that a good locoraotire earns $100 a oay."—ladianapolta Journal,
ItaUaa toborsra,
of
aralgBBl
to aNgtodar, aad I dwMpMmttoa.   r
tflamaJ-taw wa OeaatrtUah&    f .111* Coord'Alaaa I lalaara osmmad a mora |
Tn* Btoto Oonventtan porw at Bll Paul, Mtaa., aatlaa Daaaally for Oovamor.
TaaOavanMraf tnm «rtowvlO*^ r tkmbmtmuigartt
aiMmhtoatoappaa!l to Coognml
HUH UigdktMMAMm   00l<
itottoijrti yawltoj
at
atoay-aa'^a to Wao,
It
Tbe myaterioua aubjart of hypootto laflueaoe hw been agltattog ooototy to Oaientta, India. A youag Ooteromaot elerk nude wtnral attampto raoantly to grt aaantod to thVgfarl of hta eboiot, but eaoh time ha waa myatation4y otaroonm at the altar and throwa iato a trance of atapor. He hw aande no iam than aix attompta, falUng mch tima.
Papar manutootara ta ona of tha land¬ ing indttstrim of Ooaaa. Boaidw ito am for writlag pa^, it ta aoipioyad to a grwt diverarty of waya, aueh w atnng, aad in tha nmking of laotama, hato, ataoe solw, eoaU aod boxaa. It ta mada from the buiil of the mulberry order, whioh ta todigaaons, growiag to maay parta of tha iatoad, but tiwiting bart to the motat, warm climato of tha South.
In walking to tbe Oantral Park, Naw Tork Olty, one day a Bostoa natnralirt WM surprtaad by boom of tha traaa, sbniba aad flowan im mw tban. He mys be^oiind atan aogar maptoa, Norway maplw and swamp omplaa. Ha fouud moss ptoka,. Aalatte oMgnoUaa, lilnoa, the fonythto, tbe ooanaUau ihiirij, and other oharmtog thinga that are tomitiar to Naw Torlian who atroU throqgh tha paria.
Who would ftink ttat aatoann ooold deviw an oppnratw or inatruauat fm teuatfaig tha oumber of <iurt motw thnt danoe in a Imr of aunlightt No ona wooU imagine tbat auoh aa unhamd of feat oatM he oarriad out with aay da- ureti it intaraoy, hot, if we 1^ to baliata ' OBorta, that and muck mora hM T TMSen a
oanvmAToa am pap: Boy—''Do newapapan tell tb* trutht"
Mr. Oraatuuum (unauccawful oaadi-' dato)—••No. they don't. Utey neter publiah anything bot Uw."
Smali Boy—"Tbrta wot I thort. Thto paperaayB yon ta a gtaat atateamaa."— G«Dd Noara.    .f       ¦,.
LBBBona or biookapht.
Father—"My aoo, do yoa not know thst all tta rioh maa ol tmdtf. JMgan poorf"
Soiall Son-••Temlr,"
FMhar—"Aad yot, instead of mtiag your peoniw, you spend them."
SmaU Son-••Taadr. Wan I start out I wanter begto poor."—Qood^Newi.
Bhorta—••The papon miiatated aoma detaita of thotaocideot to-day."
Longa—"How aol"
Bhorta—••Thur stated ttat tha tramp who Btoto a ride on a mudsoow wm waahed otorboard—ba waaat, I Hit him whea they pulled bim oat and he WM juat M dirty h when he left the boat."—Ufa.
AB aMBABRAmUfa dblat.
••I—ar—I d—dida't bring tba ring to-aight," ha mid, to an embatsad tone,
••Why, Honry I Whyaott" aba aaked, te a aetan Uma, tti intt~» rapronohfal leek. / \
"Watt—ar-^tlM faot ik-or—thn other—tba othw giri wbtMrer—wiw hnd it hant—<ir—howt aant tthaok."
VxAJnONAL  HABIT. \
Baid an' tatelligapt foraiguar u tba procwaion paaaed: ••I had no idw you bad aiwh aa araiy ia tba United Statw; but why do you gaaarata go afooti"
••Thow an aot ganarnb,'' expiaiaad
hta Amerioan hoat.
t ita  eani
•Thta ta tha aanoal
lent Order of the
larmody.    Then
Thn Indinayi of Now Tart.
appeata by tha roaeot Btato oaaaua of New Tork tbat thara an about 4000 Indiaaa Hring on wtaa raaarvattooa ia the Stato, atill awtaly to thair tribal re- faUiona aad aU under the jutiadtotioa of tte State. Tha Oeneral Oovernmeat bw had nothing to do witt ttem for a hun¬ drad ywn. Very few of ttem ar( otber tbaa nni ladtona of unmixed blood. The Oatttnugus raaarvattoa ta the mort populoua, oontafaring 1280. In tte pub¬ Uo sehool system of the Stato are thirty Indian schools, having 11 Ofl enrolled pupita. Among ttew Indiana, iadud- tog that pwt of the Cnjuga tribe Uviag m Canada, an oil thrt remato of tho potent aadhiatoric '•Six Natloaa" oi " ""     ilotioaary timaa.—Picay uaa.
fllaeplaaa Oaw, Trr'-Tkbl
An excellant way to can insomata ta to bandage tto eyw wltt a hondkarohtof before retirtog. The romprem saams to drira away ttw blood from tha eyw and so to cora, or, rt Uaat, totaoaporarily ra- Ueve that faidtog ao often experienced by inaomniam of tryiag to aw ia tha dark. Perwna of a wakaf nl habit an ofton greatly annoyed by the atrato oa tte eyw consequent upon the effort to see somettlng to tte darkaem by whtoh they ara aorroanded. Tha hoadkerobief pravento ttta, and mon thaa ona tufferer from iasoaanto bw baan aorpriaad to flad that after bwidagiag hta eym he caa go to sleep M   eettly   m a  thr*e-year-<4d
child.      .—-..»___
Hah of Bafllans Torloty.
PUny, tha great aatoraUat, who Uved tboat the time of Christ, rackoaed the whole nag&bar of kaowa apeotw of flah at ninety-four. Lteaaas, the grmt Swedtah tetertigator of tba aighteaott century, oould otoaaify 476, and he ta kaowa to have bwa the greatert iehttt- otogirt of tha aga in vrhich ha Utad. The progrew made in that partionlar braaeh since tbe time of Lfauuaua aeama all tte more wonderful, for now, afaiea the expeditiooa of tha Cballengw and othan, J8,000 apoeiw i^ow ap io the oatatoguMof tha tttt apontaltato ebaator Unioo.
¦
dagrartnaih to hia Sathtiw bara toi
Wmt to ian.
QOABABTmB hw been ordared BMaTwaahhwtaa, agalart Brtttah I jtomiaaeoaatangfwHiiox praea vletmla.
Tn Ma-oaiM aaan wara aeoortai the adow at Wontow, Idaho, t^a tormatyadarrttroaiia.   Taarawwi tu* ilimmrtrallBO apaa thalr arriral
Waalttawaoib
OAPCAm Hoato hw raportad OwartBMnt tha tftoaidME of erEmtr aaok, N. l_^a tAgi toidi rSe waa ltgairt»er-^^
jUMmmaCf Foonm ha* tasMoa of mote* ftaa Mm *r Otml far vtotottag th* JL .
'to Hoodara*.
mth* Xti th* m
tromal
**rvto*. Tob Erarttet bw atonod tha 1 mogtktIAm. hill tme, tae ftlvw 1
the Warid'* PgAti
at uSgmm to tourtem.
Toal
lU^T^foi^ltkm ttort lk|*>r^> O** gUtmSaP^giomait, aadMr. Qaay<| prntmy mmtm tmmAmmi~mm adopiKl,
iSowAhwamaptadth* tovltattoaof ttarv Ualttd Btotw to oaittolpatohtth* latai^ owd MaMtBCrOMfaraae*. The mattw aowbataMI
Tam npabmliaaiait Idrntiiapt BaAual O. iMly, tom|od«M4raaam«ta*aral ot tha Ibv^ hwhBaOMtt«,>*ia|afln
Tm Prwidwt hw atoaed th| •%'%fflL '^l>- proprtottaa bUl; atao lb* F pirSttonUU.
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Tbb President hw withdrawa aotloa at   William D. Cram peatmaalw of Ohartaatoa, 8. C.
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A OABUI OBAH from Loadon WUUam Waldorf Astor is not dead, ropert that b* had expired waa oabM to 1 New Tatfc agent by aome malMeii* | tar tlo pmaw, tall though^ of
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