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Montrose Democrat (Newspaper) - August 30, 1871, Montrose, Pennsylvania B. Hawley , pa., wednesday August 30,1871. Volume xxviii number 35. §u5ine�5si 4m& or. W. W. South outfit. Rooms at his dwelling nest door out of the bum can priming office. Office boars from 9 a. H. To 4 a b. Montrose May 3,1871�?tf the Barber Iii a Hal pm Raj Morris in in Barber who Casa Hartfor tees to order cats Brown Black and Frizzie hair in his a pcs join of stairs. There 70a will and him Orer Gere s store below Mckenzie so ost one door. Montrose Jane 7,1871.�?tf c. Morris. �9� b. St a a by Cooee a at toners at Law office Orer the Bank Montrose a. Montrose May 10, 1871. Of or. D. A. Lathrop has opened an office at the foot of Chest not Street near the Catholic Church where he can be Consol ted at All times. Montrose april 28, 1871. By Crossom St Baldwin attorneys at Orer the store of we. A. Mauford on Public Are Nae Montrose is. W. A. I Aux. B. L. Baldwin. Montrose Sreh 1,1971. A of. J. D. Take a Hymian a Ltd surgeon. Has permanently located himself in ., where he will promptly attend to All Calls in his profession with which he May be ter ored. Office and residence West of the court Boose near Fitch amp Watson s office. Montrose february 8,1871. Law office Fitch a Watson attorneys at Law St the old office of Bentley a Fitch. Montrose. I 1� p. Finn. Jan. It 71. W. W. A Rex. Charles n. Stoddard dealer in boots and shoes hats and Caps. Leather and findings main Street 1st door below Boyd s store. Work made to order and repairing done neatly. Moa Trose Jan. 1,1870. Littles amp Bla Kentlee Attar ners and counsellors at Law. Office the ont heretofore occupied by b. B. A q. , on main a treet Montrose a. April 30. It. A. Little. 00.1. Little. X. L. Blake9lkk. R. Mckenzie. C. C. Fat just. W. Ii. Mccaty. Mckenzie Faurot amp co. Dealers in dry goods clothing ladies and misses Das 8hoe. Also agents for the great american Tea and Coffee company. Montrose pa., up. A to forts �0ftt�. Tragedy of tie fright h0u1. By Thomas Cah Lulb. Lewis Moe a shaving and hair dressing. 8hep in the new Post office building where he will a found ready to attend All who May want an Laristine. Montrose a. Oct. 13,. O. 91. Hawley dealer in dry goods groceries. Crockery. Hardware lists. Caps , ready made clothing uts oils Etc. New Milford. A sept. 8, 62. Or. Of a. W. Dayton physician a surgeon tender Bis services to thedtis Eusoof great Bend and Vicinity. Office at his residence opposite Barnum ilo Aee g l. Bend Village. Sept. 1st, 18c9.�?tf. A. O. Warred attorney a Law. Bounty. Bach . Pension and or Etna on claims attended to. Office fir Woor below Boyd s store . An. 1, in a m. C. So Tox auctioneer and insurance agent. Aal 69tf friends Xelle a. Angl a of c. S. Gilbert Auto louer great. Bend pm. A a a Haw t. 0. Auto Lonzor. Ang. To 180. Address Brooklyn a. Obix Groves Ishio nable tailor Montrose a. Shop Over Chandler store. A orders filled in first rate style Quot noting Dene on Short notice and warranted to fit. W. W. S9iith, Cabinet and chair of Mala Street Montrose a. Ang. 1. 180. H. Burritt Alern Staple and fancy dry goods. Crockery hardware. Iron stoves do a. Oils and paint Loet and shoes hats a cans. Furs. Buffalo Bobea iroeerlea.provisions.c.,. or. B p. Hines permanently located at Friendsville forthe per the Farac timing Medicine and surgery in All it Schotl he May be found at the Jackson House les hours from 8 a. M., to 8. P. Xada vibe pa., Ang 1. Iso. Stroud St brow t and life insurance agents. At Ila est attended to promptly on Ulm terms. Office door Northop a Montrose hotel West video rile Avenue. Montrose a. Aug. 1.1869. In firmen a Ofta Anxo l. A own. V9. D. I. I Kkt to rect at Law , p. Offic. App. La in. Una a by Ibe Coort Zoub. Of. I. _ abm. , Bibb in Draco potent Hedl Cuneo. Chemical Leanoro. Falato our de staff. Voralohc., win a Loo. Uro Ertee gloss wore Wall and window to. Or. Slone Ware Lompo Kero eoe hoc leery Olio a Noveo Gneo amen Netlon Belco. Spectacle Rno Heo. Panel goods jewelry pera rry. a one of the moot no Crono . And ilex ble collections or Good. In Otabel need in 1848. Montroso a. D. W. Seared 1kset at Law office Orer the store of a. A rap. In the Brick Block. Montroe. A. Enl 09 or. W. L. By u Ardson Simian a us Bukon. Tender i. Pro Felona Rice to the citizens of Montrose Ana Vicinity be at i residence on the Corner East of Sayre a m. Ang. 1. 180. Or. L Gardver Sitlav and 8ubgeon, Montrose pm. Giva a a al attention to diseases of the heart and i and All surgical diseases. Office Over w. R. boards at is arc s hotel. . 180. Burks St Nichols is to drug. Medicines chemical. Dye Palau oils Vomish liquor. Spice. Fancy a Patent medicines perfumery and toilet a prescriptions car rally , above Searle s hotel. Moot Rose a bears a Afton urn old.180. Or. L. Hardrick Lan a surgeon respect Nuy tender his Lional services to the citizen of Frie Nasrie a i air. Get office inthe office of or. i at j. Hosford. A by. 1,18s9. Tis Placid Mlyn Fht St amp a Are keeping their Meek and tent coarse in tharan save Pale Redalse All things Are sleeping Els mind to Stador still b Given. Bat see 1 a wandering night Moth Entera allured by taper gleaming Bright awhile keeps hovering Road then ventures on Goethe s Mystic Page to ugh with Awe she views the Candle blazing a universe of fire it seems to Moth Savan with rapture gazing or fount whence life and motion streams. What passions in her Small heart whirling Hope s boundless adoration dreaded at length her tiny pinions twirling she darts and puff a the Moth b dead i the sullen flame for her scarce sparkling gives but one Hiss one flt til Glare now Bright and Busy now All darkling she snaps and fades to empty air. Her Bright Gray form that spreads so Slimy a some fan she seemed of Piggy Queen her Silken cloak that Lay so grimly Iler wee wee eyes that looked so keen. Last moment Here now gone forever. To nonfat b passed with fire pain and Ages circling round shall never give of the creature shape again. Poor Moth i near weeping i lament thee thy Glossy form thy instant woe a twas Zeal for a a things too High Quot that sent thee from cheery Earth to shades below. Short speck of boundless space was needed for Home for kingdom world to thee where passed unheeded As unheeded the slender life from sorrow fryc. Bat Syren Hopes from out thy dwelling. Enticed Tecc bade the Earth explore thy Frame so late with rapture swelling in swept from Earth for evermore poor Moth thy Fate my own resembles me too a restless asking mind has sent on far and Wear a rambles to seek the Good i Neer shall find. Like thee with common lot contented. With Humble Joys and vulgar Fate i might have lived and never lamented Moth of a larger size a longer Date a Bat natures majesty Urt vexing what seemed her wildest grandest charms eternal truth and Beauty bailing like thee i rushed into her arms. What gained we Latte Moth ? thy ashes thy one def Lamug Pang Uit of a and withering thoughts for soul that dashes from deep to deep Are but a death More slow. Flowers lax Jotter Blue eyes that opened first beneath the skies of Distant prunes spangled with their Bloom gaze in mine own with looks of Sweet Surprise and speak in smiles mysteriously be. That i should take them from their quiet Tomb. Sweet Lily cups of White with hearts of Gold half hidden by their fringes dosed in sleep a Richer fragrance in their petals hold. From being crushed and tenderly unload their perfumed secret from recesses deep. And creamy Bells with tongues of Scarlet Hue each one repeats a poem to Roy soul of love so pure devoted Ness so True. Of tender Trust that mortals never knew unto my love had found its destined goal. Bine eyes and Golden hearts and creamy belly be Cote to me As pilgrims from a shrine 1 i read the words your silent language Telby i take the Kiew from your inmost cells my love has sent me with a Joy divine s waft Back upon the wings of dewy air freighted with Odom of your dying breath. An answer full of love and fondest prayer that god May bless the love beyond compare my hearts Devotion faithful unto death. Anna r. Hall Dat. Hunt Brothers Scranton a. What Ealan a Boutall dealers he. Hardware Iron steel nails spikes shovels builders hardware miss bail. Couste hunk a t Rajab Pike Railroad a uis so supplies. Carriage 8pbik0s. Axles 8� bins an i. Boxes bolts nuts and washers plated bands. Malleable. Irons. Hubs a poems Felloes. Seat spindles. Bows. A. A evils. Vicks stocks and Dies Bellows . Files. A. A. Cd Trulab and mill8aw8, belting. Pack my tackle blocks plaster Paris it Cement. Bair a Grindstone. French window Fairbanks Scales. Cantos lure so. 13. La improved Hubbard patronize b0h3s manufacture Sneed and doable drive wheel. It a hold the great new York state notional Premium Ateo the great Ohio National premiums held at Many fee Kleim Aas the Bensyl Venlo Jat tend and. Virginia state premia Mil the rearing the simple compact removed entirely front the drive wheel and enclosed in a neat Case. La the Centre of the machine effectually a a coring it from grit and Dost. A the operatic can be changed instantly from a ugh a peed to one a third Blower without Stop thus adapt and one Patent Kaifes Tchad. It b beyond doubt the a re geat machine in the world and you can depend opon it being a Erih Cuy reliable in every Skoc Terae icy im.j3t Bato req amp Zodl Nettoy a Iio go Dinette the sly Young Beauty used to hear her grandma state that it was the Christian duty never to retaliate. A a Borgh a she d say a a the world should be of meekness not bereft spite thee. If one on the right Cheek smite thee. Straightway turn to him the left Quot in such Wise the pious lesson she d impress on go Dinette. Go Dinette ran Home one morning Rosy Cheek d her grandma sought baying a a i acc Ltd your warning. And have acted of Yon to ugh a Quot kiss d me by the Gateway but 1 no re avenged the theft. As it was the right Cheek Straightway i onto him turn d the twos Well done no Man could Stop her in this proper sort of deed. And she found her grandma counsel Well succeed. A London and 3ltiticisra5. A harmless pugilist a striking attitudes. A the Public Singer that a a draws Quot the bests a Mosquito. A what is the greatest wont of the age a want of funds. A people speak of the Sun s breaking will they account Lor the spots on its face. A what is Trio Dise Renco Between a Pill and a Hill one is hard to get up and the other is hard to get Down. A have you n sister then love and cherish her. If you have not a sister of your own then love somebody else sister. A spriggins says be prevented a severe Case of hydrophobia try simply getting on a High Fence and wailing there until the dog left. The proprietor of a Boston Bone Mill and. Yeti ser that a a persons sendin their own Bones to be ground will be attended to with Pineta laity and a Doolan at the tattle of Chance Borvice hewed Low at a Cannon Ball which whirred just six inches above his head. A Faith Quot said a a one never lows anything by being Voltea a he pips Shafram have Good Points Pisac raucous. The Nisei a a heir the hour hand of Philip acres old fashioned Silver watch was pointing to the figure eight the snug red curtains shut out the rain and darkness of the March night and the fire snapped and cracked behind the red hot bars of the grate in a most cosy and comfortable sort of Way casting a Rosy Shine into the thoughtful Brown eyes that were tracing castles and coronets in the brightly burning coals. For Philip acre was for once indulging himself in the dangerous fascination of the Day dream. A if i were Only Rich a he of leered to himself a nah if. Then goodbye to Oil these Musty old Law books goodbye to mended boots and turned Coats ail the ways and Means which turn a Many a life into wretched bondage. i revel in new books and delicious paintings Aud High stepping horses i Bay a set of jewels for Edith not Pale pearls or sickly emeralds but diamonds to Blaze like links of fire upon her Royal Throat i would it in what nonsense i am talking though a he cried suddenly to himself. A Philip acre hold your Tongue. I did sep Post Yon were a fellow of More sense. Here you Ore neither Rich nor distinguished but a simple Law student while Edith Wyllis is As far above your Moon struck aspiration As the Queen of night herself she loves me though she will wait and the time May one aay come. If Only or. Wyllis were not so distrustful of a fellow however i must prove myself worthy of the sweetest prize that every hallo come in there whoever you Are a a it was Only in serving maid of the lodging House carrying a letter in the Corner of her apron Between her Finger and thumb. Please sir the postman has just left a la a a All right Katy. Now then a he added As the door closed behind a tvs a substantial Back a let s see Liat my unknown correspondent has to say. A Black Seal he ? not having any relations to lose i am not alarmed at the lie broke the Seal Aud glanced Over the Short business Ikic communication contained within with a face varied from incredulous Surprise to a sudden gladness. A a am i dreaming a he murmured rubbing h�8 eyes Aud shaking himself As if to insure Complete Possession of his senses. A no in a wide awake and in my right mind it is no delusion a no part of my waking visions. But who could have supposed that old Thomas Mortimer whom i Haven to seen since i was a boy of sixteen and Iyo ked Hin out would die and leave me All his Money ? Why in a not the Shadow of relate do but then never heard that the old Man had any kith or Kin so i can to imagine univ harm in taking advantage of his Odd Freak. Rich am i really to be Rich ? is my Alladin vision to be an actual fact of Edith Edith a he clasped both hands Over his eyes sick and Giddy with the thought that the Lovely far off Star of his adoration would be brought up near him at last by the Magnet Gold. All those years of patient waiting were to be bridged Over by the strange old misers by quest he might claim Edith now. How full of heart Shine were the weeks that flitted Over the head of the accepted lovers brightened by Edith a smile made Beau till by the soft radiance of Edith a love. There was one alloying Shadow the most imperceptible Tonch of distrust and suspicion with which Stern old or. Wyllis regarded his future son in Law. A be feared to Trust his Only child to the keeping of any Man who had not been proved in the fiery Furnace of trial it was precisely a week before the Day appointed for the wedding and the soft lights veiled by shades of ground Glass were just lighted in or. Wyllis drawing room where Edith sat among her White roses and Heliotrope working a bit of Cambric ruffling and singing to herself she was a slender Beautiful girl with Violet eyes a Blue veined forehead and Glossy curls of that Pale Gold that old painters loved to portray. A a i wonder if Mortimer place is so very Lovely a she said to a Silver haired lady who sat opposite. A Philip is going to take me there when we return from on wedding tour aunty he says it is the sweetest place a poets fancy can devise with fountains and shrubberies and delicious copses. Of shall we not be Happy there a she started no with a Bright sudden Bias for Ever while the words were trembling on her lips Phillip acre came into the room. His handsome face was grave looking a Little troubled yet cheerful withal mrs. Willis with an Arch nod at her Niece disappeared into the perfumed perspective of the conservatory leaving the lovers to themselves. A a you Are looking grave Philip a Baid Edith As be Bent Over and kissed her Cheek. A a i am feeling so Darling. I have a very unpleasant disclosure to make tonight on marriage must be postponed a Philip for what reason a a a to enable me by diligent labor at my profession to realize sufficient Means to support you Dearest in a manner satisfactory to your fathers expectations and my a a but Philip i though to a a a you thought me heir of Thomas Mortimer a wealth ? so i was. Edith a feta hours since but i have relinquished All claims to it now. When i accepted the by quest i was under the impression that no living heir existed i Learned today that a Distant Cousin a woman is Olive although my lawyer tells me in ignorance of her relationship to Thomas Mortimer. Of course i shall Transfer the property to her a a hut Philip the will Baa made it legally yours a u legally it has but Edith could i reconcile it to my idea of truth and honesty to Avail myself of old Mortimer a fanciful Freak at this woman a expense ? i might take the hoarded wealth but i never could respect myself again could i dream of legally defrauding the rightful heir. Nay Dearest i May lose name and wealth but i would rather die than suffer a Bingle stain n my Honor As a Christian a a Yon have Dono right Phillip a said Edith with sparkling eyes. A we will wait and Hoje on Happy in Loving one another Morel Learly than Ever. But who is this Distan relative and heiress a a a a that Stu what i did no to Stop to inquire. I will write again to my lawyer to ask these que ions and to direct that a deed of conveyance to made out and then Der Liugi his lips quivered a moment yet he manfully completed tho sentence a a then i vill begin the Battle of life Over Ana Edith a Loving eyes told him what she thought of his self abnegation a Sweet testimonial. A a hem. Eye glasses son pocket _ pose the Yonng fellow lad so much Stam Lna about him a very honorable tiling to do. Edith i have never Felt exactly sure about Phil acre being worthy of you before a a papa a a a but my mind is made no now. When is he coming again a a a this evening a faltered Edith the Violet eyes softly drooping. A a Tell him Edith that he May have you next wednesday just the same As Ever. And As for the Law practising who there a time enough for that afterwards. Child done to strangle me with your kisses a keep Mem for he looked at his daughter wit i eyes strangely dim. A tried and not found wanting the muttered distinctly. The Perfumo of the Orange blossoms had died away the Glimmer of the pearls and stain were hidden in velvet caskets Aud travelling tranks and or. And mrs. Acre old married people of full a month s duration were driven along a country Road in the Amber of a glorious june Sunset. A a Hallow which Way is Thomas going a said Philip leaning from the window us the Carriage turned out of the main Road. A a i told him the direction to take a said Edith with Bright sparkling eyes. A let me Havo my own Way for once. We Are going to on new a a Are we a said Philip with a common Grimace. A it is to be love in a cottage suppose. A a a Ait until Yon see sir said mrs. Acre pursing up her Little Rose Burdof a Mouth and Philip waited patiently. A a where Are we ? he asked in astonish ent when the Carriage Drew no before a Ranj to nigh a Jorcy a uni most be Montimore place. A a should t be surprised if it was a said or. Wyllis emerging from the doorway. A walk in my boy come Edith. Well Bow do you like your new Home a a a our new Home a repeated Philip. A i do not understand Yon a a Why i mean your Little wife Ponder is tho sole surviving relative of 1 Homas Mortimer although 6he never knew it Nutil this to Ruig. Her Mother was old Mortimer a Cousin Aud some absurd quarrel bad caused a total cessation of Intercourse Between the two branches of the family. I was aware of the facts All along but i was t sorry to Avail myself of the Opportunity to so slut kind of stuff you were made of Phil acre. And now As the deed of contend since is not made out yet i done to suppose your lawyer need to Trou Bop himself Boit it. The heiress wont quarrel with you. Ill be bound. Philip acres Cheek flushed and then grew Pale with Strong hidden emotion us he looked at his wife standing beside him when the Sunset turned her Bright hair to coils of shining Gold and thought How unerringly the hand of Providence had straightened out the tangled web of Bis destiny. Out of darkness came Light a Beal lady. Going Down one of tho very Steep streets where the pavement was covered with ice i saw before me an old woman slowly and tiredly picking her was. She was one of the poor but respectable old ladies who dress in Rusty Black Wear old fashioned bonnets and carry big bags some Young folks laugh at these antiquated figures but those better bred treat them with respect and find something touching in the faded old suits the withered old faces and the knowledge that those lonely old ladies have lost youth friends and often Fortune Aud Are patiently waiting to to called away from a world that seems to have passed by and forgotten them. Well As i slipped and scuffled along i watched the Little Black Bonnet in front expecting every minute to see it go do Down Ami trying to hurry that i might offer my help. At the Corner i passed three Little school girls and heard one say to the other �?o0,1 she will do Well enough and we shall lose our coasting if we done to a but if she should Tumble and break her poor old Bonnet i should feel Soba a returned the second a pleasant faced child whose eyes followed the old lady full of a Sweet pitiful expression. A a she a such a funny looking woman i like to be seen walking with her a said the third As if she thought it would be a kind thing to do but Hadnot tho courage to try it a Well i done to care she sold and ought to be helped and in a going to do it cried the pleasant Facca Gin and running by me i saw her overtake the old lady As she stood at a crossing looking wistfully Oyer tho dangerous Glare of ice before her. A a please May am Phant i help Yon its so a Ikker a said the kind Little voice As the bands in the red mittens were helpfully a 0, thanked dear. Id no Idee the walking was so bad but i must get Home a and the old face lighted no with a grateful smile which was Worth a dozen of the Best coasts in Boston. A a tuck my Arm then ill help you Down the Street a cause in a afraid you might till a said the child offering Quot her Arm. A Yea dear so i will. Now we shall get on beautifully. In be been having dreadful time for my old Over socks Are All holes and i slip every step.�?�. A hold on May am i Shane to fall in be got rubber boots and can to Tumble Down. So chatting the two went safely across leaving me and the other girls to look after them and wish we had done the lit a i think Katy is a real Good girl done to you a said one child to the other. Quot a yes i do. Lets wait till she comes Back. No matter if we do lose some coasts a answered the child who had tried to dissuade her playmate from going to the Rescue. There i left them but i think they got a real lesson that Day in the real politeness which comes from having kindness for As they watched Little Katy dutifully supporting the old lady undaunted by the immense yellow Muff or the old socks or the queer Bonnet both their faces were full of a new respect and affection for their companion a horrible Story. Death of Ibe nerves. When a Man is wounded in Battle even slightly he is Likely to be knocked prostrate which is in fact olten the first intimation that he gets that something has happened. It is not the Force of the blow nor the wound that brings him to the ground for he May presently get up and walk away or fight again if lie is very determined but it is the Shock upon the nervous system. A similar Shock May come through a stroke of lightning. Sometimes it May to so violent that death will overtake the victim beyond recall by any reaction while there is no sufficient injury to the tissues or organs or loss of blood to cause a fatal result. A sudden death occurred recently in a prominent family where the Jung Man had no disease of any tissue that could cause alarm and no one coaids have predicted the result. Nothing could be said of it but that some violent Shock fell non an enfeebled nervous system and took life away before the trouble whatever it was could pronounce itself by Dis organizing any part of the body. Civilization and its intense activities bring a great Strain on the nervous Power physicians have to Bear this in mind and direct their counsels accordingly. A great Desideratum is to discover Bome remedy which will act promptly As a counter Shock. A a Man in Ashland a recently ordered a a a Fine Gold watch�?T1 from one of the swindling agencies in new York. Paying ten dollars express charges he received Well boxed a Beautiful a a Glass Marble clock with a note attached Reading thus a Deab Sib i the mystery in regard to this is to god the key holc by which to wind it no. Numb Ron persons have been searching for it daring to past year and have failed in finding it but we Hope that you will be successful. A respectfully William amp co. A p. fools will learn by a an Iowa Toper happened to ignite some matches Osne was awaking from a Drunken sleep and snuffing tho air be muttered something about being in the lower regions a just As i expected by Hokey v on tuesday last a French boy named Bouillon Wood Mode prisoner by the blackfeet at the Saint Clond massacre in 1864, arrived at Manistee Michigan on his Way to his Uncle at grand Haven. At this Point he a nixed the first intelligence of his relatives. He tells the following Story and from a rigid Cross examination and the fact that it is the True Story of St Cloud and Bis being Able to minutely describe Bis Uncle there can lie do doubt of his honesty. His father Peter Wood was scalped and Tom hawked. His Mother was ripped open alive her entrails taken out Aud her infant torn from her arms and impaled on the Fence. His two Sisters aged respectively 20 and 21, were nailed by their arms and feet to the Wall scalped and afterwards Tom hawked. Tho boy Bouillon then about twelve years old was compelled to witness the dying agonies of Bis Mother and fainted at the sight. On recovering he found himself and Little sister captives. The blackfeet carried them to the Western slope of the Rocky mountains and in arriving Cut off with a Tomahawk the left Arm of the boy and with a knife Cut the girls ears nearly off leaving them banging. This they did to Mark their captives. Ilene the children were separated and have never met since. He remained under close surveillance until the time of his escape subsisting for nearly seven years of raw meat and Indian fare. At first before to understood their language they abused him dreadfully but after he acquired that to some extent they treated him better. The Medicine men tried hard to cure his Arm but failed and the boy suffered with a running sore until his escape. About one year ago while the Camp was asleep to made his escape travelling along without a gun or other Means of securing game and subsisting on herbs roots Ana India potatoes unto he struck the first White settlement Pike Peak. Here he was cared for and Bis Arm by or. Bass. He made his Way by slow stages mostly on loot to this Point passing railroads and steamboats yet enable to ret passage As none by lived him. Here he met friends and was taken charge of by Charles Baggest who ascertained the truth of Biff Story raised a nurse and purchased a pass for him to grand Haven. Tho attention of senator Feny will be brought to his Caso am he will to make an Effort to have his Little sister sought for by tho government. The boy is an honest simple Frenchman and bears non his person the Marks of his terrible tortures. To wept when to described the horrible Munro or of his parents. A Milwaukee news june 27th. A a an excellent old lady is much exercised in mind to know How it is that Little quicksilver in a Glass tube can _ make such awful hot weather by just rising an Inch or two. A the confessions of a Vagabond. The London daily news prints a singular autobiography the confession of a Vagabond. A parliamentary report on Vagra Uey presented in 1848, noticed at some length the Case of George Atkins brine a famous Vagabond. A Charity society of London lately discovered that the Man was still living and continued a course of life which he had followed for nearly half a Century. This Man Lias always kept do a correspondence with his family and his letters Are described As written in an admirable hand with scarcely a single fault in the spelling and generally end with a few fines of poetry either of his own composition or a quotation irom some in hackneyed author like Quarles. When he desired to get to a particular place without walking or paying for a ride if that place happened to be the co Unity seat he would break windows along the Road and thus accomplish his object. In his own account of himself he says that lie adopted vagrancy be Canso he discovered that More Money could be got without work than with it As to the Means he adopted we had Best let him speak for himself. The a a Trador which he says he had worked at was that of a by Teller a a now i mean to make a clean breast of it i will candidly declare that i have stuck at nothing. 1 have worked but very Little of my Trade i have been a cattle drover i have been Salesman with three different cheap Jucks i have been a pot Hawker i have been a Vendor of pens paper razors Peter Pindar a spectacles lii cos Etc i have been in the employ for two years together of mau doctors fou different ones am More ashamed of this than of any other of my follies for the majority of them Are not robbers ouly tint homicides i have sold cards at All the principle prize fights i have been a shallow cover i. E., a member of the land Navy also a a Gigli Flyr f. E., a begging Fetter imposter a Lurker a Ofle who Nas forty different trades and master of none. My favorite a a Lurk was Butcher tallow Chandler or Currier and to Crown off i have been a preacher i this game pays Ell in Remote Villiage streets on sunday evenings provided you Are Well stocked with tracts but i was not fit for it my legibility is too easily tickled Aud once when i was invited to a hold Forth in a Small Chapel i was in no Little danger of grinning in the pulpit at my own Roguer. This was at Roth Bury Northumberland. I must also toll you in Short i have been a Rogne Imp poster Vagabond of Eracli Aud every denomination. I say Ali is be cans it is True and be cans i am now heartily ashamed of still 1 lath no Una a Siuai in not Little consequence further than that he gives it As his opinion that they All tend to Foster vagrancy and that of every ten tramps nine Are imposters or professional tramps. He was asked How Many a ails he Hud been imprisoned in and Here is Bis answer a a and now fourthly How Many goals ? Well Here she goes. 1 have been in a gaol More than Ono Hundred different times there Are but two countries in England that i have escaped i have also been in several in Scotland and Wales. In tho great majority of cases drunkenness has been tho canse i have never been convicted of felony or larceny but i have for obtaining Money Nuder false pretences and several times for hawking without a License Many times for vagrancy smashing windows and other offences for the whole of which i richly deserve hanging. To this i presume sir Yon Wii say professional Vagabond ism is to presume less common in1 this country than in a nope hut we have other cases of habitual offenders Whoso cases present a not less interesting problem to tho students of social science. A remarkable dream. A gentleman of the highest character a minister of the gospel related to us the following remarkable facts which were furnished him by tho Rev. I. N. Thompson a Well known methodist preacher of Southern Indiana. One of or. Thompsons parishioners had a very singular dream which ran As follows As he related it to his family the next morning lie dreamed that in walking through Ono of his pasture Fields he came upon a certain tree near the path he was following and which had an opening from rot on Ono Side. Near tho foot of this tree coiled along Side the path he saw a his dream a Large yellow Rattlesnake and this Snake his dream told him and bitten him and killed him. After relating the dream to his family next morning he concluded to go to the pasture and there beside the path at the foot of the half Rotten tree Lay coiled up a Large Rattlesnake. Seizing a Small limb from a tree lying near he truck at the Snake Bat in doing so his foot slipped and be fell non tho poisonous reptile which bit him upon the Cheek. He hastened to his Bogie nearly a Quarter of a mile Distant where two hours later to died in great agony this Story is an almost incredible one but it comes to us from such a High source that we cannot doubt its commercial. Vibration of High towers. The following illustration says prof. Henry of tho vibratory movement of matter is attested he prof Horsford of the United states. 1 he top of tho Gigli Tower which constitutes the Bunker Gilill Monument inclines towards tho West tho morning and tie North at mid Day and towards the cast in the afternoon. These movements no duo to the expanding inf Leuco of the Buu As it warms in succession the different sides of the Structure. A similar Bat More marked effect is produced on the Domo of the Capitol at Washington As indicated by tho apparent motion of tho Bob of a Long plump Lino fastened to tho under Side of too roof of the Rotonda and extending to tho pavement beneath. This Bob describes daily an Ellipsoidal came of which the longer diameter is 4 inches or 6 inches in length by molecular actions of this Hind time to slow but Sare destroyer Levels to the ground the loftiest monuments of human Pride. From the Cincinnati inquirer death of sirs. Viliam Holmin. In on telegraphic columns to Day will be found the announcement of to death of mrs. C. L. Vallandigham widow of the eminent Ohio statesman an account of Whoso Budden and tragic end it became our sad duty to chronicle not quite two months ago. Although not pm tor unexpected by those who Wero familiar with the sensitive and delicate organization of the woman and knew in consequence How certain it was that her Loving and Fieo tio Nate heart would soon succumb to to terrible blow of her husband a a death tho announcement will carry none tho less of grief and sadness to the thousands of her husbands admirers throughout the length and the breadth of the Lund of his birth and of Bis love. At the time of or. Val Landigham a death the water of this received from an old and intimate Friend of the departed statesman and his estimable wife the prophecy that the latter would not for Many Days survive tho awful tidings of her husbands Fate. The fulfilment of that prediction flashed cyst Crdal from the mountains of Maryland to every Quarter of the continent carrying with i t sadness and gloom to not Only the Many intimate friends of the deceased but to thousands of other Loyal hearts who knew her Only As the bereaved widow o him whose Banner a a Tom but flying a a they had followed through Many a hotly contested political Battle Field and who. Sudden taking off they had mourned with a sincerity of sorrow such As it is not tie portion of Many of Earth a cd Hildru however gifted or distil gnashed to create. Mrs. Vallandigham received the tidings of her idolized husbands death while standing beside the coffin of a beloved brother. Although partially paralysed by the Shock the Strong yearnings of her love lifted her above tho Felb Cosof physical and Mcnaul prostration and gave her strength to perform the Long and weary journey to her desolated Home in Dayton in time to View the inanimate body of her Lin baud of her Choice before it was consigned to its honoured resting place in Tiu Sod of his own Ohio tho state of his nativity the Commonwealth of his love Aud the scenes of his social and political Joys and sorrows trials and triumphs. For some weeks after her husband a a funeral. Mrs. Vallandigham was confined to Lier bed by prostration Spenn danced by the terrible calamity that had Tom her Heartstrings asunder and shattered her already exhausted physical strength of an originally Fec Blo and delicate organization. As soon As she had rallied a Little non tho advice of a physician she started on a trip to the Home of her girlhood in the vain Hopo that a Chango of pm Ovid i. Nun a Ftp Haj a a urn o fun dispatches from Cumberland How. Mrs. Vallard Ighile was a woman sing Clarily refined Loving and sensitive and one ill fitted by disposition to to the companion of the Man whose bold and daring nature led him to Joy in tho storms of life rather Thau to walk by the still Waters of Povee or to Lio Down in tho Green postures of ii Loness a nature that told with the eloquence of a shattered Constitution How terrible was tho Shock Given by a husbands simple an Temuco of exile might Well illustrate with a now pathos when the tragical closing Sceno came Irving Stalo of the broken Loarl. Could to Call her Back to a weary Fife by one words of ours a who As Dickens said Over the grave of a a Little Nell a a a who would speak that word a that woman jury an outraged husband at Cheyenne Wyoming territory where female Buff rage and the political and social appurtenances thereto appertaining Are. Recognized denounces to female jury business through tho Cheyenne Leador and in Mustif Catian offers a pertinent scrap from is Domestic history. His wife was summoned and Imp Annelid is a juror in an important cose. When night came the Case not being concluded the husband applied to the court to. Have his wife sent Home As there wore several Small children there requiring her attention the smog eat in fact being in a starving condition owing to the fact that it had not been habituated to tho use of the bottle. But the husbands request was denied. The judge said tie jury could not be so Para the d. Tho husband then requested permission to Send the infant to tho motor. This was also refused on tho ground that tho Law does not permit a thirteenth person in the jury room and there is no statute to show that on infant in arms is not a a a person within tho intent and caning of the Law. The desperate husband then attempted to induce the court to solid All the jurors to Bis hons for tho night but the Effort was a failure and tho husband was informed that quarters had been provided for his wife at the hotel and that if he wished to speak to her for a moment he would have to take the place of the Cook. Tho husband went time. How he got through the night is not told but when lie Learned tho next Day that tho trial was Likely to last a week lie Straightway proceeded to employ tho Best looking housekeeper and look in the county. At last accounts his wife was still on the july. A new enemy to is stated that during the Presont summer in to wheat golds of York Aud others of the god Thorn tier of counties a now wheat pest made it appearance in considerable numbers in the form of a worm Winch is very prolific. The worm deposits its Oggs in the Green roots of tho growing Grain und when hatched tho. Yonng grub cat their Way Unin the Contra of Trio stalk to the mail. Tho stalk turns White Dies and Withers. No method has been suggested for preventing tho Extension of tho now Peorl a ,. _. A the Obio Inal peach was originally a poisoned i Almond. Its Fleshy a its were used to Poison arrows and tho fruit was for this in Roposo introduced into Persia. Tho transplantation and cultivation however not Only removed its poisonous qualities but produced the do Union fruit we now enjoy. A the Cotten crop of Georgia this year will not exceed five eighths of last years crop. ,

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