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Ami Savail anti tit two Yeats Ali l i Chi Sci s will tur Liimol. Sex Klov Anil within the limit i Clit Ott eted. The Unis ii ind sold at and Lim Al uvula and Mist Al Hawril it id no Milit in in Lily of Date of this Ives tree pass Over Clivle the land is to Eali d. To Onihan i1rst sooty of thu. ult ii Liui Lutvak. Where i i sons Van Stop m Lulu la Ecol my lol la mall. Town a i a is. Aji ply to i Adf less Uko. It. Land Jim Iowa. For apply Tooi ugh press to . in. N Elaska. M. Oll i am Ohio. Irb Llull in ti1k Roukat Domestic Wool Market. In. Flook. in it Rimini in. C in i s Mill i a 6 sol til 1 i Lua. S till la Neil i l eel Elu Orjie. Pm Lesui Gimli Ali e in tul. In i l Vail Lottie Market Al i eel to Liy till n i i d it nil i m t to tit Williim 11 it Shriet. Mhz by i Tumi Mich null a 111 a . and mall the Olio. Shoemaker s daughter. Yavitt Uriley night i with old frit nil of mine. In ills ill buy to ally Over our looking out on Tiu in the i of a Lully whose shoe showed sumo ripping it thu looks like a Shoemaker s i Silil her shoo Law a rip at the mishap of the lady s a Bride. That reminds nit of and Here As we if you la listen with i la spin you a bit of yarn of a shot maker s daughter. 1 was a Milf n Century Ilow one s seems to Wlliet a Ueal Little girl went to school with me a i sit in my Arm Chur i see Kitty the tie Lei full Usi in the Man nor j Slu Hudnot from Tern mount Mother nor Hiil Woi King flail. No that besides it most Beautiful 1 lie Thylil had and not at All use Suhuei Yukers dress was of six Penny but to Lam be Lull i her like All Shoemakers were mean her Bonnet a but whatever she the Uli of a Damsel of Breeding she nut unit of u of the when she entered tile i uni Heil eau a then Tutti i i in and Stur i la Iii her till e. Shi1 Tiei Deil no no not ice she took jul i Julely settled her Eye to her Mie meant that Shoemaker s jeered at by idler and Dull head and a Heimell Essihe in the crowd there was when it soon came to pass that a a i Ico Kitty was head of the . What Kitty v Thal shoe Nikci s wealing the same failed aril Calm As Teloiv in Ului Prelc of her Vanlier the Sou and Rollini in. she Seemel in with each Ich lil hand in thu by bit All to i to Ledolce in her he proud in her la de. Nil 1 Anill the Felt elderly Loi 1 Mil. Millie the was but ten so t Pettil Lii slide Mutrix Ilau Slitor. Nit Bee that 11 111 time her but Liiv usual Lier Oil notice Tho nun that hush when Mil Ami the Honor no Point Eilly 11 e i n vex Akk and Tui f. W9i. Of ii i i Liy i 1 ii in inc. Ohio h. Loii ii Ilc and a Tail a ruler in Urot Erie. Prov i tobacco stud lamp. 4tc. F ago in stat i to him be Iliili i am now Prepis of Eimm Wisinki Celivo instruction can at my i or by mail. M. I. i n the to re we. Berrlott h1 t. K. 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Ivor Ali for the old reliable companies of i. I. Agent. Tickets toned from Ireland Aini Weot Liimol of l at this Allee. Limits on countries. Xtot1ce to Cam l saturday. Third Matt Lily. August. U n Cert flutes of inti my it Nedlin will to required i nil promptly will j Oit Lini i value men ii i to Hilt nowhere is i limn i the be h la of it will Del my it 0111 j Una he i id 11 ii Ulm ii lends Iliin x tin i it will show von nil Ltd my of Iii i i intone Sai ions kinds in Ive. It is of . to ti1k k in Inse Eis Ulii ii prey upon his 1 lie Pivir of ii Siml so simple in in Coll i Ion that a Ell nil can it with appreciation. A Lii Ait Lent i i amusing and cheap. Over sixty thou Sand Liming tin six Jesus us Worth has lit Enli Hli Eil in by silent i men. of and poll. 9. no i Viln 111 ill Ali no is boxed and a d Tel la Lull Din Cal oils Liu use. e been sent by mall. Addicts . A monthly Fostir Nal of Iii Foi million pm tin. 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Yii me was Trinid in und Liliu lint cars c Vireil us Antic i a Ali or Euins wire Able to linux Hack so Long a and on the incl ii Iii of Tiu Lulli to nude to ecu ii ii Home not Wilh 3 Una who had a Couie Enchant cd Willi the wild scenes and Wilder sports. To him it was to now of which lie had often but had now become a living actor in its fascination. To the left of the Riv and beyond the skirt of Limber in which tin Hunters were encamp cd. Stretched the unbroken j within Sanije of qui Coly grazed u Small Herd of and and tin re scattered groups of ainu Lopp. At this sight our Votino Hunter Benatre Rind Only More before do patting was insisted on. Sotil tiring his Gnu he started and lost to View As picked his was quietly along the Xvi r bunk Anil Limber. Nothing further was of the Young Man s whim by the Fullier Mil his who were Monk Iii for the return and Peirce Lilly smoking tin in pipes. Yui Iii Wilson found the twin tune to the game Ucli further than lie but on a to lug within lung Range his Isicc was j and a if neral scamper j was the result. Nothing in continued the Lully deter Mizied on the last shot and a dead Batih Ulo. Onward he wont Over the through Wood Anil regardless of All but four legs could wander further than and he was left far in the rear. Time had unheeded by night was upon for the first time lie realized that he Wam alone upon the vast his game beyond his and companions he knew not whither his reclining was lost and to stood bewildered. To add to his Oneal fierce so com i Moil in that came and with it a blinding i transforming him into a walking highest Eimi Menees in Hopes of attracting his but All in Tiiu. Morning Jet with no boy. Trio Day elapsed in fruitless followed by another night of demonstrations similar to those of the first. T in anguish of the Parent in this extremity was almost unbearable. To go Back without his son he could for was an anxious Mother fondly awaiting their return from the bunt. On the third after fully de liberating on tie parly concluded to return com pan ions of their and make a grand search for the boy on the Plains Awakening from his thro a feeling of Young son looked out upon the dreary waste before Luton. The wind still but the sleet had subsided. His Frozen clothes chunked about his Hody As he Rose and picked up j his gun. He now fully compre bended his and his thoughts were of he fiends and j some Thimig to eat. To choose his course puzzled yet no time was to be lost. He plucked irom j one of the Bushes a sat it on in Liis Boyish Way resolved i on going in the direction it fall. As the result will show it fell j in the opposite direction to that in which his friends Anil he wandered further and further away f now his Only and Asho trudged u Sharp Lookout was kept up for Niue. The first Day nothing in tile game line presented hut on the second a Small Herd of on which he passed him. His shot was Short of the arid were soon away. So passed the third and fourth Days. Weakened by hunger ail kept up Good and hoped that if he did not find he at least might tall in with other Hunters and in Friendly or he did not care much so Long As his Scalp was Safe and a Prospect of his vacant stomach o 111 red. On the morning of the fifth Day he came to a Small skirted by a scattering Trees. Here he gathered some broken Anil pulled out from beneath the j Kotb dry grass Enugu a to Start a Lite. This he dial by firing Oil his gun and blowing the Wail into a filch s. On grew into a warm ing which his Frozen clothes were thawed out and himself warm Liy i his time to was too Hun Gry to proceed much and he resolved on keeping up his fire Day Ord night. While so late in the he suddenly startled by a Gruff Battle of Chippewa. Scold s narrow escape from thur Low Weed s autobiography. One evening after our rubber i said to the is one question i have often wished to Asu but have been restrained by the fear that it might be in the general Drew him self up and said in his emphatic you Are incapable of asking an improper i Are very kind but if by inquiry is indiscreet i am sure you will allow it to pass hear he replied. Did anything remark Able happen to you on the morn ing of the Battle of after a Brief but impressive silence something did happen to very remarkable. I will Tor the third time in Iny life relate the 4lh Day of was one of extreme heat. On Liat Day my Force skirmishes with a British Force commanded by general Riall from an Early hour in the morning till late in the afternoon. We had driven the enemy Down the River some twelve Miles to Street s near where we encamped for the our Truay occupying the while that of the enemy r procuring his gun was i was encamped on the East Side of the Creek. After our tents had been pitched i observed a borne by a Man in peasant s approach ing my marquee. He brought a letter from a lady who occupied a Large mansion on the opposite Stife of Tho informing me that she was wife of a member of Parlia who was then at that her and a Young lady Friend were alone Wilh her in the that general Riall had placed a Sentinel before her and that she with Arhat doubts of the propriety of Tiu to ask that i would place a Sentinel upon the Bridge to protect her from stragglers from our Camp. I assured the Messen Ger that this Laily s request should to complied Wilh. Early the next morning the same Bear ing a White reappeared with a note from the biome la Thanki Nir me for the Protection she had in adding in acknowledge ment of my she begged that i with such members of my staff As i Schuse to bring with accept the Hospital ties of Henhouse at a breakfast which had been prepared with considerable at Ami was quite ready. Act Upo ii an impulse which i have never been Able to Analyse or com i called two of my above. I saw in the lower room the Young lady whom i had met in the morning at the breakfast her White dress All sprinkled with blood. She had been attending to the British wounded. On the Sec Ond just is i was turning in to the room whore our Ollices were i met my hostess. Glance at her was quite sufficient to answer the question i had been asking myself All Day. She Fiad intended to betray and nothing but the Accident of my Aid rising for h is handkerchief saved us from capture in reflecting upon this 1 was led to doubt whether i had not misconstrued her startled manner As i encountered her. The unexpected meeting would have occasioned in either contingency and it is so difficult to believe a lady of cultivation and refinement capable of such an that i am nearly half a Century after the disposed to give my hostess the Benefit of that double. Added Tho Gen is the third time in Rny life that i have told this Story. I do not remember to have been spoken to before on this subject for Many he looked at and seemed to he considering with himself a few and then said your intimacy with general j need not inquire How you came to a knowl Edge of our i have kept the secret faithfully for More than forty always hop ing to obtain your own version of struck me As a most remarkable incident in your Uii Litany Imperial life. How the emperor William lives and moves and has uis being. Us have during Tho Early years of the War the radicals declared them selves on every occasion a German the sol Dier s gives the following account of the emperor William v majesty usually rises at 7 in summer frequently much in Winter later. He never sleeps but in his own Campaign which is carried to All military Raan oeuvres which he attends if there is already a bed in the room where he it is taken on and the Campaign bed substituted. The latter consists of an Iron it is Only a foot and has but Little furniture. In raw weather the King wears his cloak. Only a Small pocket watch is Hung up by the Wail near this simple this being a favorite souvenir a Viii w Lich the King was presented in on ing his Royal father in a journey to neuf chattel and through Switzer land. At a previously or otherwise at the Ordinary if the King has not already two attendants enter the room. On Days when there is to be a this occurs at a very Liotier. At where Wansaw nyc n1 4 a. And at whip he was awoke it for the King likes to be present at the marching out of the troops. If this is not Are Aid on the table where the King drinks so that they come immediately into his hands. The King As soon a he rises dresses from head to and remains dressed the whole Cerely unbuttoning his overcoat it he is alone in Hia room or receives Only persons on his suite. When other persons Are wherein i received he always appears with an expression of opinion was Poa buttoned As also when he in favor of restoring the i Union of the states on the same and a dirty Indian stood before with a gun on his Back and the hindquarters of an Antelope replied As he i ushered us into sprang to Bis feet and i where breakfast and he gazed in astonishment at the intruder. The in Dian comprehended the proffered him a portion of his and they sat Down roasted and ate ravenously of ii. The Worth and and returned with the messenger to the mansion already indicated. We met our hostess at the who the awaited and where the Young Lary previously referred to was already seated by the Coffee urn. Our asking to be excused for a few an l the Young lady immediately served our Coffee. Before heat at d food livened him and we had broken our lieutenant Watts Rose from the table to feet his being before the Days of which he had left in his Cap on a Side table by the glancing through which he saw indians approaching the House on one Side and red Coats approaching it on the with an evident purpose of surrounding it and and instantly we Are betrayed springing from the table and Clearing the i Law our and remembering lord Chesterfield had what Ever is proper to is proper to do and As we had to and my lugs were longer than those of i soon outstripped them. As we made our escape we were but got across the Bridge in safety. Felt so much shame and mortification at Lun Ingao nearly fallen into a trap that i could scarcely fix my mind upon the duties which now demanded my undivided at Tention. I knew that i had committed a great indiscretion in accepting that singular i hat if any disaster resulted from it 1 richly deserved to lose both my commission and my character. I constantly found myself wondering whether the lady really intended to betray 01 whether we had Chen accidentally observed. The ques he soon ascertained that a band of Friendly indians were encamped a Lew Miles below to this Camp the two and Wilson was welcomed kindly and fed for three when enough provisions Weic Given to reach the. Settlements. His course was pointed and he by irked on his homeward lie travelled three when pm Tell in with ids father and his who were returning to re new tie search for him. The Matt ing was a joyous and Young Wilson is Content with one More Jilin key Williams and the Jiing Gage smasher. Barney Williams Bays thut the irume Dous amount of baggage he is obliged to carry on Liis professional Tours always has a de pressing influence upon him. While gaming askance at his in just before starting on ins reel it trip to was accosted by one no jerking his head toward the Pyramid of asked trunks is Thini answered Barney in his richest Brogue. Are yes Goin said the sponged Barney be want i another i Down re Bye to i Ivor help will no up lie peril Tod to join Trio of Nix i k. 8. Framk. L q. B. F h top sk1htsi Powk of Tiik it tits in All Hie intent veil jus. We Oiler them As c old and benumbed he As he Tor the Wood along the travelled from now Slack ening his Pace As tie cold affected him. At length he came upon a Small clump of which he took sat Anil wits soon asleep and lost to his lonely position. The boy not returning in a reasonable time to the his father and companions became uneasy and set out in search of him guns the to link i could t Rise and he made a dash at a big parked Lull of manuscript music and solid As pig and attempted to give it a professional toss to his raised it a few dropped it on his fell Over and briskly rubbing his rasped inquired fail have in them Nice Little said Barney with twinkling eyes. Begora i think they be bombshells to Era. I m a eared i d be Renkin pm. I la give the other byes a Chance at with a Wink to the saw Tion he left in lighter employment. Search of a Man in near Louis Iti seventy nine years Corn were Indian whoops and yells i milled suicide the other Lay by m to the full entert of loading a pistol with water instead in of a Bull tining the muzzle in the same was Contin Bis and Pullin the the ni8ht i the whole head above the Mol Fth Largo fires were kindled on the waa literally blown to atom. Would recur even amidst the excitement of Battle. Fortunately my Prus Euce and services in the fit id were quire until Guner Porter and Ripley bad been in ii god at intervals for several so that when Ray with Towson s Art were or dered to Cross Street s Creek my nerves and Confidence had become measurably quieted and restored. I need not describe the Battle of Chippewa. That belongs to and is a part of the history of our country. It is sufficient to say that at the close of the Day we were masters of the and that Pur arms were in no Way discredited. The British army had Fallt a leaving their wounded in our Possession. The mansion which i had visited in the morning was the largest House near and to that the wounded officers in both armies were carried for Surgi Cal treatment. As soon As i leave the Field i went Over to look after my wounded. I found the English officers lying on the first i and our own on Tho floor footing enjoyed by them prior to the inauguration of the War of be or in other the War was to to end As soon is the South would cease its armed hostility. The idea that the War was prosecuted for the purus so of subjugation or revenge was scouted at on All and Congress even went to the trouble of making a Flat denial j of this proposition in a Resolution which received almost tie unanimous approval of both the Senate and the House of representatives. The War was to be conducted on purely constitutional Tho Hgt to of Uio states were declared to be apart from the to. Bellio Nofa faction of the pop secession was d dared a political and the ordinances without any effect whatever. The democracy of the North sustained the proposition that the states were still in the and on this principle they stood and fought and won the Battles of the War. As As armed hostility the radicals declared that secession was not an idea that it was possible for slates to withdraw from the Federal and not Only but that certain states had actually severed their connection with the general and were not Only out of the Union in fact but in Law. When the democrats reminded them of their former they retorted by would you have those who have been engaged in rebellion against the government go Scot but the democracy cried out. Amount to was the Are going to punish the South we now declare that the Southern states have been out of the and in order to insure the Success of our party for All time to come we Are going to reconstruct the states Al act a fashion of our then a Host of unconstitutional of of and of Dis run All clothed with the characteristic appellation of reconstruction in the interest of loyalty. By virtue of these and those of Virginia was denied representation in Congress and the enjoy in on t of All her former right for eight years and eight North Carolina for seven years and two Mississippi for nine years one month and fourteen Texas for nine years and Georgia for ten years and Twenty five Days. The War Only lasted four years and a few therefore the states named suffered on an average four years of exile for the offence of secession. In View of this fact the demand for additional Lor More congressional is Little less than barbarous and is sufficient to bring the Blush of shame to any the desperate fortunes of make such de Mauds necessary. The South has suffered enough for its the time for peace and reconciliation has surely and we Hope the smelling committee at washing ton will disband at and the country be allowed a Little respite from Domestic and sectional strife. A Man who waa told by a Clerfy remember lot s replied that be had trouble enough with his without remembering other men s wives. Steps up to a window to watch troops marching or if he knows that military persons can see him on returning from journeys and or from a he changes his but entirely dresses again. A dressing or any other Domestic luxury which almost every in dependent Man allows himself at the King has never even during indisposition or sick Ness. The King opens All his let without exception even during serious illness Tivey must be opened in his presence. He ports them. On a first perusal he makes signs or marginal comments on them. These signs hive a fixed Ana Itie whose hands they come know How to Deal with them. All letters destined for the Berlin ministry go Back otherwise Thev Are sent to the authorities at Headquarters. Everything goes on Accord no to a regular and the King has really Only one that of crossing the red sea. The mos ii description is the translation we have in out of the departure of the children of Israel out of is rather a meager affair. It gives the facts but few particulars. In their journey they had already passed by the red on the when they camped in but to show them that they were and protected by an All Wise provi Dence. Hoses took them Back through a passage in the Moun and leading them halted for the night on the Banks of sea where the ridges of tie by their makes it impossible for people to Cross. Thus chining them in on the North Aud by the mountains and the while the egyptians came upon them from the East and Southeast. When hoses stretched out his Rod Over Tho sea and it the hebrews were afraid to but slopes led tue going Down into the sea and bidding them to follow him along that divine Road. The egyptians looked after them with wonder and for they supposed that the hebrews were distracted and rashly going upon Manifest destruction. How the hebrews crossed Over very considering that it was in the night time. But when the exp Titus saw that no harm befell them they made ready and went in likewise. As soon As the the whole egyptian army was within the it canc Down upon them with a raised by storms of wind. To add to the tumult and and to make the destruction showers of rain fell from the Anil dreadful thunders and with flashes of fire. Great Thunder bolts darted upon their nor was there anything which used to be sent by got upon As indications of his divine did not happen tue in at this for a dark and dismal night oppressed them. So Thoy were All so much As one escaping to not believe that a Man the name of pharaoh was the Leader of the at this because we Are told by Learned ancient authors that the word pharaoh indicated a King and it is not clearly stated that a King went into but simply pharaoh s j or the King s basis a Good this word by the is an immense Clastic and fit tins itself to Many substantive of various and even opposite qualities. Who Are Only class of people in the world who know nothing of declare that the use of words is to Espesa our whereas every one knows that the real use of words Isio con ceal oar ideas. In like manner these silly language Pedr Lewcon tend that the adjectives used to express or to show the Quality of the actually the substantive is used to express the Quality of the for what in the name of common sense is the meaning of the word As it stands by clap a sub Shin live to and have a meaning at once. For in the Case of Good the Ivord fellow shows the meaning of the word Good. There is a wide difference be tween a Good fellow and a Clever Lellow. A Clever fellow is far being a Good fellow he is rather a Good for nothing fellow. A Clever fellow is always bustling continually on the liked a parched pea on a hot but a Good fellow is As quiet As a and As easy an old shoe. A Clever fellow has bib eyes about but a Good fellow never gels them More three quarters open he the world pretty much As he Lim s and considers it on the whole a Tolp Rable fair sort of a he never meditates tearing it to pieces to make it so a nervous babies do with watches a Clever fellow be sure to contradict no matter what you while a Good fellow will a certainly agree with you in what Ever you May Tell a Good fellow is a kind of a tame Bear Clumsy but you May Lead him anywhere. He will Tell you Good stories if you will listen to and if not he will to your bad ones. He will hush at your and pity your grief he will eat at any or drink at any tavern. He will Grin and chirp Over his and Praise the Nastiest wine that Over was bottled. He never will be the first to break up a but he will Sif beyond kindly oblivious of his wife and lie has any. If to i Liivi you May make him him your and if you have May p a stupidity upon hell Trike it for he must care for but be at everybody s service. He bears no and he is obliged try ill Ilio no rail 3ll b own of whose existence be seems scarcely aware. His like Liis body. Appears to Tave acquired a habit of sitting quietly and like the Memora ble creation of calmly waiting for something to turn up. He looks As though he had forgot ten and had u thought for to Morrow. He has no mental or moral character be is a Complete nose of to be squeezed or twisted into any imaginable shape. He is not a nor a bad but he is a Good he has neither wit nor but he is a Good be has done nothing Thutt any one can he has filled no heart wit no Tongue with his he is a Good fellow. If he fall into trouble he is pretty sure to he Don t trouble himself to out of his friends pity it but they have a very queer Way of doing they laugh at with tears in thu in they will not him a but with a. Knowing shake of Tho head will say that it s a Pill of that he is fat and tax you too fat eat less with larger proportion of Rise Early in the morning and exercise much. This will reduce your weight even diminishing the Quantity of food without any other will be sure to do it it is impossible that excessive fat. Either in horse or can hold out against a term sent reduction in the Quantity of food. And if the reduction be gradual and Judic ious the strength is not but is steadily until the excess in fat is All gone. And i will that after two or three Days there will be a sense of hunger until the excess been removed Are you too thin sleep by going to bed do. Not1. Eat Frueh of Graham Erae Keu and Corn and ail with milk and Quirar cultivate temper. Low neck and Short sleeves. Contains its proportion of the re lined women of the coup. Irv. We have Here a few of the old inheriting Cathyn and who can take rank with the Best. A Matron knows their assures me that she never St a member of one of these families in Beok Short a Rahmek at West left Bis team under a tree we lift in Cut it Down. He would Bare enjoyed the walk Home had. It not been so Muddy. 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