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RIERRY NOXONTS, A TXIRIL NV , Illed,00me, terrible wood demon, or
LI ,, EXPAIRIENCE. had k . F0=01 No rES, A little Illusion Necessgry.
I , A��TJRRTLLING STORY. . I I � 1�1 11 It WAS glint from 4 boat In PA oubmerg- . — I 11 I
. . the inuiliky - A Ink craser-A pasperate F4�ht for 14re in it z1glith Ouse an 'eolblo"' It IS, pigulflompt of � 4 . lie, extebt to which � ,Oa the danger of disillusionment after ,
Alccouit% al . . ogL:the fraxk N colored jockey. I ad rests and two abate from %,, Maynard I I I �
. . . Tkayer. � Very "to -king" in Its Way -smallpox, tba cult of Mexico. rifle brought the great Ape dowp from his boycotting bad been carrigil In Ireland th%* mstriag6, sk writer o4ya .It to human 10
The mutlily-and argon oft board bho,ohip � tree, Three baby orange were captured, a midwife Aeolfued t attend the wife of 4 have,an idea which we are -always strug.
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. Friuli N, Thayer, command 11 I I �oeple who 44went South forthe winter" A startling story comes fzcin 'Mergan -two of which refused to live In captivity, proscribed Man, 113 As long an A. wifo to ideal -
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, lWbett X. Clark of Oyster Bay, to thus do. I . � butthe third was a mild And tractable 147 -` ThoopenlAy by Qaeo.tk Vlatorlo, of the I 0 Is7el'oved, , when she ceased to be
City, L%., and to ;old by Third Assistant 'h
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I ' Keeper Keeoh, qf the Ship Shoal Station .
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cribed In 4, amble deept4oh from Lbndou : I Money dg,coq'Ibmaketile man ; and it jon!f; . � I faipt, which beo�mo a tp,me and affectionate , I (deal she is either simply balers
. . DfMaxico. He says ; eleventh: PArl ament. cAler,rafga. Is a. air. I . ted or,
. .0- 'arnian, � every man who makes the money; either. Lighthouse on the Gulf I , M r. Hornaday's 00100tMut com. cumat . 1 W.9 seek to clothe ovkrything
Who Union ompa;ny's steamer G 11 I was third And Mi. Dull" Was px.iuoipo.l amoo. a parallel, to which cannot be. deripl-I - . . I I �
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� from the OApe, arrival here with I 411 par- Love 14, @6 pesel0a which,. f"qlaently comes ,. g an, he remained to Borneo. jounit he �f Henry VI, ung
'k�eper of the lighthouse, �Wqrhad itaxted 'S',,and W:1111 I mince th witha captivating ideality', The *a
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� tioulars, * The. steamer touching at St- � No know not how,. and It quits up. just in the the rat and sEcond assistant keep6ro up . . had Many human t alto, one of which ,No wonder thaktth AllIffs Intel refused, girl who lg�)es forth for a huab4n;l In. ideal.
Helena, the cAwers Interviewed Capt. Rob. game Mannar. � '.. .. I I . WAS that like human b3fants, it could not " I I � .
the Atchafol,vaya Bayou for provisions, . . . to serve 500 ejeotmoul Doticce on Zird Car� $ho hides' the realities of her existence ' �
.art K. Clark bf tho burned ship. who had � , swim, but ounk helplessly when put In the bery'o o3tpte in ' chre. She '4 '
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. - ,pr , avlously I arrived o6t Jamestown,S b. Helena, If Japhot Is Still in Search of his fothor we They did not come back, and after waltJng water, The fall grown orang to enormous . ly , Cork, of WOO thae. ,Qome Qj with scrupulcus and innate
at that he look in the front row of o;mt,4 five. days for their return-thb dietanqe won . I , their Walborn, heive actually � basic made to sa . . I
In,aA open boat with his wife and child and q1gg6 . that muscular and Active, and would proba,bly I -lie Along In the clouds, 'Peops. out half .
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. I %lie opera botiffe. . only A�out fifty mlles�we concluded - eat'nuch notices. rave4led from themist. risen like's n
. i - the ion survivors of his crew, four of whom 'At something serious I h I Ad happened to them, ,easily overpower Any. imp.romed man. . , I ymph ..
. [ by, wo"dd. -much benevolence a I . -_ Ball fighting for theexport must be very oub of the sea, Stage like the nightlngalo � '
. were diei4bled It seerner that It don't matter how I — Z I . _ I
11 . the Ship had been w000neof iwhat,the no.uti- train prPf eopos� unless he pixie ashem on, bid The morning of the fifth days while we were I . . prolats,ble. The, �chlef espmda Of Madrid, ulTow �cff, arrays herself like the fl. aware,
� . tarring outside, we noticed a boat becalmed 1. 909,CUS FUL FACTS. I . Lartijo, In ampleyod duriv I - I , . I 11
oat novelist, Clark--1�:uaa 1glit make'a sidewalk In toy weather , , I . I I � I . .E I � � . . . . g the summor And in as gentle aid oomlforbi�g *As th "
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I . . 69 . � . Beambn for 160,000i-anil Imat winter in the brisath of spring, - From this l6ft. pin, .
terrible tale of the is&. - All iften. are born free and oquo,l,", but came to the coneluslon that it -was the hold- A cubit Is two feet. . . . provinoost he made $10,000� He killed 340 .
I The Captain and his crew had just finish- the difficulty Is tkat some men are born ,,, . . sale she coquats with all the worlds which
. I ' . �t boat belonging to ear station, , Sol 11 pace is three fee t� - . , . bulls without a mingtq itooident to himself. I -she
� ad o6lebratlug Now Year's Day when, at equal to a half a dozen others. . .1 . . means that' she conceals more 't�an
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. . midnight, when the ship was 700 miles I I . � . too thodIng6y.aud.puIle&outto her. 04 A lathom in nix feet. , � A high mass was oelebraWen Chrlotmas reveal - a. I It in blifs half Id -II hat real . I
When a mat dies In the Social Ioland, getting alongside I found in bar only oile A open Is 101 Inches, 1, . I iol . � I I f .
. "GoutfieAst of St. 131elems; two Indian 000lioes y I I . Eve In the6hopel. I'Mirla of the Black Like Sort of thing tUt ke 74ole race on
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, they paint his b Qd'y, -but !a ,this ooluntry h IS man, an -asked him . A palm Is tbroo-Inobou. - ' . at the foot, of the Matterhorns fully 8, 000
. who where walking along the deck, Sudden. 11 14 he was vi stranger. I I . 4. . - the tiptoe of interembland excite ent. It
. . a armoter.iiihot�ingtb�t.is-!r�iia6ed. where he was szoing,Ath our boat., Heoald . 'L am
I ly. turned and Stabbed the firdt'and second To � . . I I � I � A great cubit to -13 feet. . feet above the level of the sea. It is rarely
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; nivites.' The second Mate fell down dead . In. scherof Bible-olmse-IlIn *,hat book of he was going to Pascagoula, and ailred In A league in three miles. . In the something Irk art that. the artiab I
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I . I I on founds sh return what light that was, I told him It There ax a 2,750 languages. I There was never ,
� , .stoutly, and his follow officer died 'three the Bible is the expresel 'Alt fie . . - ntrapld chamois hunter vontcres to Ascend' always trying to gVgsP-
I Sbudeftt�"&-Timolbhy." was the Ship Shoal, and asked wheire he had Oass, 35. pounds Pei bushel. - L . L eat picture that did not have about it
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� . hours later, . . . Is gross?? " gotten the. b9a.t from. He oaldhahad bought . I . so high.. . I . . a I
. . . Capt. Clark wain In the cabin at the time, First Patrisa-I'Do �ou know.where Bs,r- . Brans 35 pounds per bushel, . . . . . An Inguest on Sir Haw Pollak, Bart, lost Merahimmor and gleam. of a r1oh idealit�.
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. I but, heorhog himself called, r" up the. oom. bar Jenkins gets his 66avornational powers V tier of three iften near Morgan City for $100, A day's journey Is 33i miles. - . . I I Tht ra wom nQVorL a great poem. that did not
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. I - I L . I told him our first and second assistaub I , I mouth brought to light that he died from burn, and throb- . w L J,th ideality. There'la xn'* ' .
pantonway, o6nd, on reaobiilg the top, was 'Second Patron-' 'From his *11e, I fiellove.. I I . . . Barley, 48 pounds pei bustrel, intemperance, and since then the son � .
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4 in the heitil and seized' by the . . A recent son - following rofrala �, We ha nit seen t . of I eat In architecture towards whichAvery
. . . stabba . keepers had gone up the bayou In her; that 'I woL periisna illia every second. . � well-known, Duke has died suddenly fr,g,m d .
, . q has the d ho,in since, and that I pro- Squad moves 743'rallea per.hour. . . . �
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threat. He. otraok oat with all his might, . hug me closer, closer Still." Of course he station, He m%de , a Airallar cause; *yet hard drinking [a tin. anolittecti. strdggles. , The Sculptor Is al.
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eyes, , are paged to'take him to, t We . Common' L I
an the 2h freqnent, rests, to give a fellow' a DOL real a a g the lit her classes in Hug, way a trying to got away from the cold ind
.. hitting him assailant ,betwe t er stanoe. blo, �6 miles per.hour', Lin n 19 ,
. T , 1.1 ntinudd. he Aiij at th6 Captain . A $*arm . .
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. h low,00 chance to comply. . 11 Fortlirse days we fed and watched him, , Buokwheat '52 poundA per bushel. _ . . land. . ., lifeless marble tio the contemplation of .
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�, . with a knife, Said In the struggle � t. a two . Dr. Hammond predicts that a thousand hearing nothing from the missing keepers, . coarse, malt", 85 pounds per bushel. � The King of -Spoiln. for a couple of years Some apt-iblual intent and meaning that is
� I U, adually want . down the staiii, when the - ", . . . . . - . L L' � above and beyond 0. ' Even tho'gardener I
I A In the blood which. Stream- year, henoo allpar6ns will. be bald, And, yet The fourth isightDainn wmalluthe wAtcht0dift, A tub of butkor*w6igha, 84 pounds. before him death, in said to'have kept a lArge . . I
I . 4 - I ppe L . some folks think Mormonism to already gakup � and I Jay asleep below In my own room. I 'The aver&Ro ' L . . insuranop on-lito life of, a conditionril Sort -, Striven to. find a now and prattler flower, .
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. . �Ptala f a pde, and fell headlong into, the L . . . . . . human life is 3 L years.
. . 0� from . T Ing for breath, , was awakened by a terrible polo in my head, ' . A barral 'of rice weighs -000 poundw. the sums not to be, paid it the sovereign the like of which he carries. Ip. him Immiln.
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cabi ; . .... a calla evidently. thotight his . . I I 'An g6ro.00ntalne 4,840 squire yards., I Mid as hing of Spain I , ation, and the p4nult of which is one of
. . I vi u. L . The olergymanhaving remarked that fliers and found myself bleeding mad the stranger . , . . And in any oblier than
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1 . OtIm 70.0 dead I and left him. . : ouldbe a fine nave iaAhe ob,uroh, an old Standing over me with a. h atehet, giving It . , A firkin of butter ,prefgho 56 pound a. L a y1olon k or acaidentat way.!J . , I the enj, yments of lif . a. There in an Ideal
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I Clark ' at once aimed himself with a ratol L ' I yelled . A barrel of flourwelgho 196 pounds, -to which every other hormLe to com.
ver F.nd looked himself in big cabin, so ao to lady whieperedthat she'Unew the party to, - to me As fast as he ever a - ould, .
., 1. , � ., - 'Murderl murder il.jampedup,-oalled again - L There in no diminution In, musical product, h0rO8, L . . .
I � protect himo6lfs his.wifo, andL childl,ftoln whom he roVerrod. A barrel of parkw.alglia 200L pounds. , of G,rm%dy,.'5,473 distinct pieces having pared ; and bhe,aq,tual horse In beautiful -
I - to Dunft to come down and. help me) and had 8 . IS, fi,w fi" Miles an b L been pub) I Imbed I In, . . .ZL:-. I I
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. what ho,concelved to be a Sudden mutiny Narde (to young hualiand��III .am glad I MYL rivers out. ! . that country last yeore and valuab!e lu'pr6poitloft to his similar.
. I . . no.soonor gotLthewords out Of mouth. Timothy seed:45 pounds Wr bushel. - L � -1-
* to aftuounoe,. air, that you have a beautiful, L . Among the nev.,opara composers who, ,have ity to the. one we can thijilt a
amongthelorbw, He heard a 'mad flounder. . than the stranger. out with a revolver and A hurrica,ne moves 80 mi) . , I., � JL but never , - I �
. lug on the. stairs and opened the 'door, ex- bouncing aoni!' Young husband (exalted)- began firing. Three balls strack me and I I .6 flow seven U sp.pr hzur,., Uken high rank In Robert. Schwalm, who III nee. Why not live, in, quare houses - of
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L pecting to get a shot Wit a coolie, bat gaw a . !'Er -bo or g -girl I" : , I. � � : Ripld rivex . saidto lisire o.inght something of the spirit. Stone, like the Egyptians did, when .thiy . ..
y fell in a is I at. Dann In the meantime had' A d'( orse.meaiura) �i.-If�.6an.rRaLthlos., ,,, of Wagner.. I I . .
., white mark instead. He covered him'with She'""So you are writing Q. novell". HO hurried down and Mined hiiiiself, but when L I . � .:.. . I is Z
, a revolver, demanding, "What in the .. A . e 11 moves -I 0 miloa per hour, � . . . had come but ar little way 'from cavern . , . L
. s�"Yoa." She -"And *hat will'it coat0n 2" he,got to the foot of the stairway'all ,w , miles per lion" L . M. Gambetta damarvad, .at leant; iL grave. 'Why have .*gr.bles and turrets and things .
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. - . matte V - The poor panicatrickeft man criiii -, He�-�41Pour divorced L W6raen ' and A 60016ty quietL as El a 10 Dip"s � L #1 . I I . . .
I I and dark iio�my room, and he eould osono ; but France has hot given. him one, - AM are-ziot actually naeful and needful?
. L I ;Oh,,,hide -me, Capt�in I hide me, Captain I" I T h , fii rro ucifir in��t I wAs'niade in'184$. hy Tub up tip - -W .
I . . . scandal." She-44Won't that be lovely.!" - not'heai anything. He crept cautiotialy Ttk;D first* horse r Iroad wax *built in and him reqtfng-plaaa in In a quite shameful roe on 61iui� Eas L KyVR6-t--�
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ear og treacharyo and.now unable to itand ... ,. .- . - I . . . .. states unweeded, unfenced, and wltlx -the . rIL, gas, � I , ..
I . . '. . . irom-the l6is of bloodi the Captain sat'down. .*jdA little girl *69 'abated - at the, tablo op Into the Small room where the small 14mpa J,tl26-7, . - . ride in unpa,inted car a 9nd-why bla6k ..
I alto 6, gentleman With a- WgiX. we kept, past a skillght'that caught the A rallela. 5,280 feet,: Pvering- -rainoov,ked_azid -rooWd.- .6lai..ili anyL- . . L .
on the mat In tfie corner of him cibin, ad hioustimho, WC or 1,760 yards in wooden Oc L oes-7 -hyLadornand-ornainorib . ___ '-
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I I Whenc . e he could command both doore with After gazic�g At him for naveral moments, she glea&.of the big lantern, 'Xho stranger was le I . . . . . Whyare.the Ptirialan politicians, and, pa-, 1hin ,.if not to please and cultivate the I 1. �
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uge4 awe I - �6 pounds, par, tri0tO SO fOrgdtf I ? - " - I " � 'b a Sense ? The Ns%etlo-sehee to the , - :
� - mad 01, Oro watohing for him, and bs, -y ab him 11J.1,h; I .a . � . . I �
, . . . .1 My kitty 'hag got small . rye and. flaxseed . . I
I his revolver, And Mrs. 01mrk, v�ho tbrough- c=I'VII - ? 'through my windoi 1. ' . . . 94
; I 00 ' '' . ... . . . � w, fil.�T,ing hini. In ,the bushel.' . . . '. . . . There Is a .good do4l' of. religion In na. Ideal sense, and oeithatiolam' is, Idealiby. - . . �
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I I out-:bab lived .with 6dmirablii odurago,.begau It P lirod. bioli Into. the rdeen
tostualihiswounds. ,Thetwocooliesnow - 1. . I In the L . . ... The girl With her fans And perfainibsi ber, . .
� Wlfe,'b�tora a Ilon'o'cage� to husband- right shoulder. .' Dunn :
i L The first.ativamboat piled the Hudson in ture solemnly remarked a, young A
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. .Ltkt I "What would you say If the -bare were' to darjknes.-3, L � diiddtlonof the fittab, and 1807a ' ' ,'� ' ** .. . . . I . . . . clergymen OM11ing'ap6nL a lady of � him con nun . ny . smiles, her swea mayings, her fair�,,L.,
�- .appeared. thia,pabin window and broke it ranger.slipt him 6,wios more,'agmirk in 'A nv6derato wlud.blows seven Miles per, gregaslon recently. "There 'is," was, th'. SL 6
. . . In. C%pt.,Clark-fitod two . shots and both PvLdd6nly break and the lion to ,bat me up V the at � . L. . I . dres andfier dlspomlt1oX1L to be happy an - � .
y 'I 4hould say ho bad h the Aght aliduldir and In the right side, .'hour I . I 'F Ply. 'L"Wo'should never for', t that L
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. the coolies bemi a retreat, dohlotless ,:uoh. Husband (ddl ), 1. I '. I Dann fail over, boo al . � � " I - . �d, 60- pdnnd�s q- tro a sermon in every � ge . -
� . . . b up d"nca,.,and Wheat, behins �nd�olover 26 ,here 6 blade of green. " ,make everybody eliehappy, lathe re,sPhetlow. .
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. artrprised at finding the C.-pt'imin alive. - - gPOd-4PP9hte-" - � ... . just then'l Caine to.L?.d called him. . I . .. . L ideal creikture of the race. - .. L . . � .
'. ' ' ' �Acertadn'actora WO per bushel. , ., - - '* ' ' I lit also xemember . . . ... I
I � . TotheCa ainandbi .wife -i air child, ,pearect Id a iointonilme ' , , , ..'Qlaitb, true.. - We shs�u .�. . L L I . ., L .
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. . .pt S . b . . . p . a heard :ftothlng-more� bf the stranger for some The firtit use of & lobon�otivo In. �he Stiiaa- that VasA is cut very short Sometimes." I .. . . . I .. I . ; � I . I I
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. . . was happily slpeping�the, minutes seemed upon all All fours, performing the r6la'of iwi�vered,that` I'm had "was in 1829, ` L ' . . . � . . . . . .. . . '! - �r�ophoiTlx Sweare' .
. I . is minates AnIthen d ) I . .- The Itididn Xediaal Gazatte devoribes the C a The Jxy . I .
. . houis, It Is - Imposilble tar. conceive a donk'ey, . "For the fl.rst t1mig" - B�id.'h gone aloft Into the whichro(ra-1. WO NXTV ,Xha firat alm n%o was. priftted., .N . . The.-fitab that hydrophobla Is one,'of thel' - 1.
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L . I I I more terrible situation. Shortly afterward- urittai "Mr. X. has failed to present wortha 'ead6d -the a . . by Gao death Item by4roplabbia'df EL man who had
� . . . . 6 .. - tairway, .covered the skylight, Vop- Parbach in 1640. 7 .. I . .
I , � L o, shrlok-siniaoulip6d the. murder of the man Ily phe character .i an ass I", . � �.. 1. L . damagia. I . never been bitten: by a-mma dog. His Attend- moeb terrible maladies, that can afEL(ch a .
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'.. afid'thea turned to efltiMate Until 1776 ootton spinning 'was -pdrfoian� in beings has So affected the pfibli .
� wits res 'faint agaia from loss of blood.. I 'Ing physician a4ated that the. man, 'I
. I - I �t the-whael. Another. -Shriek shomod the "Wil yowever think what �you would. do ,. I . I . . . being a 1111141 1. 0 .�* -
. I , . � Jy to edbythe hand spinning wheel. I I , to mind,thab ovary snapping, worbitleamanx, ' .
I loarpentef Pad Shared a� similar fafe:. Of this' U you had the. Doke of W - Hali'my -face was gone, i not as you iebj and - The '&'t Steam 'engine: on this cant. L mot Brahin , had riever had anything
. . . , I , estminster's iii - a . Inout 0 - �', , inW, and eveiyanimal at.
. the opok, a Chinarnan, was a trembling and comd.?" Village Fastor-"No ; 'but I have I J;ad'thico -pistol ahob watinU - Poor.Duun . _ - - , do with do a 1but the 6ymptommof 'his - .did - In regarded SOL] �
I . � helpless eyewitness., Abont6o'clookin'th was brought f rqm.Euglb�d in 1,7A ,. esio.were ,I I pbra6n bib by it, me likely to break. oub ...
0 Sameliip s,w6nd4red ,�vhat the bake would - . , I enticid with th000-ot iables, A :1 -
. ,9 was Suffering princlpall�'fram the two. but - �__ _ - . . �
� - . moraink andthbr death yell was heard* by do -If 1;e had mine." .'� ' . n" his 6oulder. - E �oh of no -had . -, I . L I . . . . . . . Similar - ome occurred In' NAN some Weeks 'with the � . .
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I thegl,00roy ocou )ants of the cabip, thq�twq --- I Toa I --K1amiiAf-I miy. th-e-fathei- -tomlse theleft'haudin -IiIndin . I . h .. arsh&1.Bazaiae'81if&_ la., '--- -91gOr --- ,--- , _._,.__ by -h�ydropliidbla, ,which .
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� I . . . ' . u blessed nis,six ohildrenviii that active,or w000iiId,thbbth�r's.w6und6, Thenextdsy B'sz&ine has boon" living In Madrid lor -,Th, Ki,ij of the Belgians. ham-,Pffered An ql�llled phyriletano regard as entirely duo .-. . ,., , I .
. . . �� been their bhum all the voyagoi th is leaving . %soivel" "That iopdtive.11 1'Q6rreot,'mnd: we took our$riscner to Morka�n City., and he mmay'years, In .comfoitaiiia, clicumetaii0b5p annuikl.'prize of twenty-five thousand fro,ii's -to the imagination. of .the p4tlent. , In .
�. � I I . no'one alive on dock but Wo'Chin'aman, who Pr . � . I .. * -. -.
V , I ' !ihatispassive'?" "The father Was blabbed is now In-jall there. He gives his Dime m With the income of Mbxioe6n property. Mine. for. the -purpose of encourAging Works of thi. times like the present, when the public
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I ,. nar&tes that. the murderers had bar; icaded ith Six child' � ` . persons -in mirid th excited concerning hydrophoblai :-, -
. . I I W r,cn, 11-1. � - -Davy;16nes. He is a hIdFoub looking Man, llaz�ine inherited from her mother, *he dI64 �
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I the foracasltlejr6m outside Within wcre � . onplas In ,all the'lower side of his ,face bavi.og -been a Abort time ago, add she herabli b�dioln h tons ourem, foi this Aread disease are , -, - -1
I . the ten men whb iizilved' at Jamestown in A. ciergyr�an. who mairled four a , . . . 0 Lill parts ofthe world. Althong a compsr- var .1
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. I .1 . . e,hour the other evening, remarked to A. phobped away in .the encoiinter, " .. . I I .. Do r S a 6 �mj . .
the boat. .. ,, * r - '- .-1. .0 . on I.. I I property in Mexico.' Nlmei, Bamine :has atively�small' lientAs this Belgian King adie'bi ad. . As � no cure bf ' w 11 rked : .
I 'pretty foot work." � "IN 6 . 7 .. I ___ . . and � . f - .
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hour.", . , . . .. , with Mv.drid Society t .an a 'proseA I .
.. � man who ran to him foi &obection, the two liftots-an . : . � - When Ffof I eager W . ard, of Rochester, so- � was to be Seen, often SOOGIDPOAied . by � B,%- ' � . . . MI I . .. . Pastiur'oprevaila. Anantmal Supposed � . . ,
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.. � . . made a recopnajsso�uce and found the two . Th6manwhoAhawsbinamelf-out with. a leo'ted-Wmi F. Hbrne6day am I a call . actor of Who himself, in balls [hyaAreceptions of the � =,The Pape considers that Huglaisd. has not to be madi..bitem a Person ; he appliep t : . . . :
I -, Tom and Jerzy wfien the . thermometer to' 26 1 .
coolies armed -with knives I"hed to the end Wild animals in In dii, for him iniiaeum; he Castilism nobility, and they were both'until behaved well 6 him in the matter. of astab alleged.. remodiess'and hydra�hobla do f . ... � _�
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*, I . I . of long sticks to hurl at any one who a&eared hlaggin-gt6 z6r6 notch,.Brother Beecher says, made a happy choice, Few. men�are to be very ate oyal Opera'Holume In lishing d1ploinatio.relationswith the Vatican, notfollow. Thi3oxaeIsfokbhwIbhheraId-.. . . I
. � A the skylights, which,iiere the only p6ints to .a; better eltizin than the prohibitionist who mad- thb* beldg-no, dead not, there Is re-ABOA ad as. a. I I cars. " -� . , . I
� . . . I found who so well'unito the ,qualifications two .orchestra atalls�bubiioas, id they - mra . � I . I . . . .., .. .�. I
,ervation from ,'the caW� ter sev- e'a'c6ld . I I . . . ibelleve,-nov interfeye'with the friend y . 1. .1 I . 7 .. I
,of obL . At .goeld,16 b -and shovewhis wife'Ofeet ' oallod-over.y four days. � tc I . . .: THE XA,Dr STONE. - I
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� .. araIM"bompti they andeeeded.in shooting out of their warm place . ' '8' wf6a roacived inMadr1d. society on atititiad mealmed by lihe RaMA,u Catholic � i
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I I � � � 'ad to collect oucoeoof qlly. for a gribat ' az%lne Iii tnany'communitied, a Person or it .
* , , , , I'll, . I pro la,tea - i , , � 1he 'Home mily 'im noted so, posuessing, a � I I mad. " .-' �
. . one 000l!6 dead and wounding 'the other, I Mrs. Otufry Win A guest ,f,&rs'. GooAiell, musei;m, .o. man Should: be all � th.soo. . -Be' acoonnt. of his wife's connections and f r1ohda mu.1 clergy toward 0V I
. vtho, geeing the -game w04 up., jumped-"'bato ' physical.. ,and. on a bf Rulera-�,in i1fort,does*-'not, ilateriordht all f
. . � I I One morning Mrm. Goodsell ea,ir Mrs, Grugy sides theoej courage, . trength and the houses where they . stono. " If, any one is bitten by a, dog sup. � .: . - .1
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. . .the sea. X.-whe than. dis6overaa "that the' ahing the wrong 'toothbrush. .' "Blen me ' . olthar:' a wa I . .
. I . . . . I ondurance-knduationi, Skill iA watia E g atant V146 a vias that -of tha last'Maitcau - . 9A y9Ftheothur , ._ ___`�-�— -P*etd�bs'mad Or, by-&-nuak I o'supposbil I . ,
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.----a 1p-was-ola-fir-0_-�,�the-coolie'o bol 14ha4a'-9�ffy�-Yffu"Aro U94ng my ud'o-th "ru h7- -men and s%vages are all required - � . � Gen. orena. the very , a I . � ".
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� I . � . W I wild . a Minister, offi6er ,v�hii Dr Ka6h ilie' emlhent micromooplat,: I to be venomous,. this stone -to Sent for.' It , i
. I .. � . , no moti��-Ia' firing the slitp,':thQ Captain "Am. I? , wu�ml, now, you'll exquac Me; I � h4nterMi.- Horhaday attacked the t1ge in r0ooLved, the EmporDi Maximilian a award at denor, lbed sed'inedi, * tun-ilz,33, Sle I 1. I . d .i - �
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. . .. . 1-1 thinks It wke-Ane ro'eoma carel6sneiia - oif thought it was the -oligimber . msid a.'! : ,, ' thd . . . ader, me.A. fiCopplied by the bellev Ing to the woull , �: � .
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. .. . . , . I Jungle, thq.�.wjld'Ao '''d in Qaorot4ro, by. the' by,__.The �remgnae Of. with,an on,rneiti -110 quiring� oounteaanoe'�'and, -ifflowbil - dift' th6re ' lai- a carts n .
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. - ihalre._S_c�igo othemp had,been _ta;kea_'0' * r='IT6iii Dania r son- their nativi f or -eat In India, ind this .on foot, k4z&1ue,in Madrid' drawing.. rooms led'to whiteting; but not .white,, hAIr, wh6h maleem length of .
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. . '.. ad, h6And' for'New Yoik, on Qaii 31. - 'r"HenrY." Judie!'Theit's your. Chriga � ear him appear older. than him Age, 'Urty-ooe. drawn on I 6 all the vir no, It In �plaoe*ct in'the ,1 :' '1- '''
. . , tian name. What'o your. family name?" �ouKaoy 'of Min, and-th6 ocrtainty- of his Ambassador, Admiral Jaures, who midis it. He. studied microscopy under.Cahn, In: Sres- , , -I' I . �,
� . .. I X � . y'fathor wad a Pole. ' I 'have weapon. ."Bealdea thtie�'l Ing. .any,.�recdjtfon . . . l- . �
AM the" �dleomppea4anw of t" SaooD4' P.risoner-99M' ords of the forest a point of instantly Ioa�v � lau, and .,earnad' hii. 'Atst' profetsorship' '*a��er, properlywAxIied and'dried, cb,re.*
. . co6lie the Captain liberated ilia men fko"- � ever. I been able to pronounce his' ftwme�rp Mr. Hbrnaday brought to bat the bea . - met the ex-Marahs.t."' fully wrapped in various" cloths . ,.an& in. . . . !
. ... . the forsoastle, They found it impossible to. , n . I . , r, the wberebe . , A ScOfte Of through his Investigations Into wound infee. I I ' �
.-..-- ------- V . putting name Mi. Fogg (res6ding fiern mbihing papdr)�- Wild boai, crocodiles, and many ipeoies.of .1hib. Sort causing .muOh* obastition one . night. tion and aplenlo faver, .. .1� ready for the nexb �osae, , So strongly Is., .1 . . . .1
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. . . . pub'out the fire, and hastil. tdW4y, my dear, . -this ii very Sudden, Our door And monkeys In.the foreA of Bengal. at a ball -fit Dake Fetnan X unez'se . ,' , - . .. . � � I I . . � � I . the beflef In the . nisid-abodne esta%ishbd, � I . 1, ;
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. . weather.. Mrs. Clirk . the child, and the . . . . � . . I � In the fiesh." so.M 46 spying. After her ;
. I � . tar fishes. of. that island, with other curt u v6s.In poverty. or has obporated. . I
. .1 .. wounded- ,were as Ivell oardd for as.. they ."Mrs; Smith ? You agn't say*ao I Hj%r very a a. Bmalne'lf 1 eattors'. one that had descended in a finitly'through. � , i
. . -i'i - - marine, forms -of life'.:_The jumping flih, frobailita wife; but she Is, on the. contrbry, Severe discipline tot rboiallatic asdiiin . . . . . .
. .,dould be under the oircurnstan-ces. The glad I arn: we had'her'to tea last week I I , and decided rotrievilai of bar obaraoter'and mauy� generations. .No'doubt that any
- . __ - I which comes, asharb .,and feeds on the roblis , ver u6h iftied ia`MadrId,beoauae she" I . ius-abone,'likea bit.43(mand-sto '. . .
I . . . . b al-w-a-ga-Tar-e-d-fowr -St., Hel-mo-6.- �-Thw-gam�- `Lidy (to . app4int)-4 �Whst-wages w1lF -6-1-Rhi I 'y in . * I maddenly''pori . .— __ - has if -
I . . . two officers Mile& on deck yo ' irli-no,—rii6iiiblliig'browfi7saus—ageo'ifi for har-ohildren's Sake, ovailooks-muoh Of public Intereat,-aulse'Mio.hol,has a -
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. � . . . m n U ex as Dtirse?"" Applicant-IlHow Inches . long,covered the beach, and much which She has goodso reasons to. complain. deola,re4 that sibs intends. to hurrr. back to dry, would,� when placed ,upon a woun I I . .
. . . . � "wore left behind.' The survivori bad Z an PIC"' bg.by,.mum?'� Lady-I'Seven I . . � .
. : Id to No - Russia and make herself Re mischievous As absorb blood, IV.mph, ebb., but- It o,)uld be . .,.
, I doubb,'from their havini - seen the ftmes 'nionths.!! . Applicant-' 1WId6ut laudinum, piIEedInChInAunA0.rphon9me of-beche 4 The Bonapartlass and the Empress Eugenia. the can to the . Government. Sher. will pro. suffi,slently active iP6 absorb the ,Arus from - * . . ,
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. . hours after they left the ship,'tba,.t the ves- mum, W6.dollars,an'. a half a wake - wid . nee has much altered, b%bly p%w the border me isooretl.y as is-yosible the bite of a mad dog; lffitterii Improbis- . I
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. . Sol was totally destroyed. The Captain Is. landalanin, two dollato.". - I . methe giest devil figh (Hanla),of our Poutfi. and heis I sp mg,;d,. no stout and bloated,� as It hs'a'beea muoh - 4DIWil bf 106 years'. to Me, ' If bitben by's dog, do not wait never. ' ' I . .
I f . puzzled to know what.possibh -obj'edt there. There Is a Singular Incongruity rkbDUt the orn coaisb.� 'Spectmensi however, of this gi; . neglectful of his attire and outward o;ppear- what a remarkable degree of promln�noa al days', for a mad -stone, but go. to , the .". .1
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. . . . . . was for the murderana mutiny, , . . hummnra�a, AusanwillboVdr9fre4pauc. gantio r . my %to not wanting in'theme I a . gas 1 , fo . r . &nee, that be Is a wretalled eight m ho.-ohnf- members of the Jewish race heretofore almost usavemb'phyalolan. R3oolleolb that. Tory ,,, ' ,
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. . I � . L&ter deapp.tolies state that C%pt. Clark,, tionegi unless he is continually 11 knocking- the writer saw one in, the Indian Ocean fleg'&I*4 the R000litap promenade or a aide- exclusively occupied in money getting and few 'dogs bre mad, and if bition, do not .,; I
� . . his Wife and daughter, who 6 a bright little '40wn,jp. but a cl6rk that does th� same thing which would ha,fe measured at leatittwenty walk In the Rstiro, and this leads many musid, ha�,e atUtned In other lines of ide,in 40i the, imagination dwell. upon the poxal- ..' - �
girl 9 yeara old, hame'just; arrived In London . Ig-digoliatged. . I . . . . ' - . . ... I . .
� .. . five, feet from tip to.tip of the bat -like win people to %&Day he Is hi worst cirdumstain' theme were -spa . . .
I .--. -from Ply month. ' He re maina there a little - . I . go. . I .00 Engl&ndea'soon as nod to blo evil results.' .
. 11 . "Why didn't you come when I rang?"- aid - Oar traveler. also Procured a spiolmen of the sba�i In resllty�. ' thenu Anion , is afforded in, the . I . . . oo� . . ..,
. � . whife for m4dical'Asairitance, and then pro- . . fAnce, in point . . . 11* -� .. 'i
. I a Texas lady to her servant. 41 BoaAnia.' I tiger -shark (Stigostonia) six foot long, tawny Him Ixot'afforia at Intellectual work wore .raw Pr6feis6i ....... of Poeia;y'atOxford� whose . ` I Shouting)Prov'erbs. ' - .. - . . ..
. oeedo tc� Newyork to report to his owners I , �. , I MI and a Ismi '. . A---.- ....
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I - k 1-didn!ti.-h�ah d� bell.' Hereafter when you* in color - and,-opotted-blaak, .. Thh--apeoles.. a book on. his Mexican cono , fa;ther was by -birth a HebTews by name - I weary biaJilis a 1. .
. . He asyi't'h-e-t*d-tfftif-ddfdiirW-efe taken oi ' st a -iLpon which . A capital gsftie- foe- __'
, loii't)ieattheb�il.you:muot,co�.'-o vaid6ll growls to an enormous o1ze1n tropleal'seaq, defence of, him oondii6l I "NO - Cohen, but who ahan ad his � "nia too �Phl
board st.the la3t.moment, They were real !. of OC Yeb,ni'vo I . ., . .1 0 - I - OU14 teogg- . I . . " .9 � . �, .. Shunting lsroverbm�aano #fforbAsrequlied. _ . .
. me 00. I ''. . . no played abbut our ship when begalmeid be worked far years. Wo6nsw grove. I �. 11 . I
. types ;CMplays.' He says the crew were , * * . I . . - naVibbat of. the-langs. 'Same 040 Is sent , �
awards. -They opuld of iouiglit-at the time ' paid seventy-five canto. � in the Indian-Oobaft, which wa�e longerthan niz* -in thla.atiinge wrebk the once-upoh-a- ' tb�olii oomirlse a virlety I . I . I .
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1. � a . Sawing g1rio,aro, ' rgff roind timb, I f the second' empirb. a, A prove . . .
I I . dozen for m1king nhirte,. and yet a married our ship's bArn (26 foot) and-aq.la brilliant Soldier a qual iog that of the evarsia mooban1p; - The (seoin the room and some famill rb . ,
I of the onslaught. The carpenter who 'Wan . by ih6se Within; f or
. . killed , ar long hout, a formidable looking ojes. The present income of Mine. Bw,%Ane Was- That oj the as exhibit the .is Selected I or*. example, - I - .
wag named. Booth, the first mate woman ,won t, now a butt6n on one until she 066 01 common ,working b 44 . .- .
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I Holme . holook. has boon �torftlseda pair of diamond earrings ttirO, and pey.haps the largest o aV1,400's year., Her oldest SOD .00mbla6tlon of wbasket,,& brush and a pair Moke hay while the sun ,shin6s. " Bee 4. �
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1i the second, tMite Davien,J. . I . I . moot. pe6ple ii6W know that the whale Is not in a vslankedr In a avtok "Cacadare" bati&l- of pinchers The brush, the hairs of whiah ginning in 4ne bornei each player Is fiven . . .
. out. in arran, while th . an&o, sealskin oacque.. . . . . �. . 6, In I
I I . aw1r, 1 a man at the . . -by'lUk. Ion in Madrid garrison, and 'she herself hag a -in synimptrical rowo. 16 only a word In order�ths firbb I ske,' - the - -
I wvoel al3amed Ma!one a fish. Another rare fish colleotqd axe ,rr ugall . ,".
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I . . I yi The Captain It ' George Washington offered himself to Hornaday was. ii shark -ray (hamphobatia) still retained! muoii of fiat dashing Mexican t :be seen with the mlorOOOO.pe, - With thif .oe6o.nd "hay, 1� bto.. , I . - . I . I
a in'the breast so that his left -ho,was noocopted,".Well, � and good looks. Rhzaifte in no 74 lb'ra,h of fairy, delicacy the W6 brushed Its .
was wounde , I five *omen'befbie . ,
y lung protruded, H� days that b.o'oould not DW.Wonder'-pt go't out that he never. told a oeven'feet long, which has a spin 6reat like U%Yl� o it. ' ' I I . w When the-, guenobr 19 'called back, he ., ' '
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., 1, . . get the men out, -of their oowaidly retreat life, And the women, of course, thought, hem . . . . . I volvet* robe is remove the potion *dust w staudi in tho -centie of the L room aud, - ; . � '
� I tinill the. smoke came out of the hold,, He wasn't quitii right. in the upper story. bat, wore so abundant that fortyfour were .-- ----- * , , whlohitbecomeSloAded while backing ol' o6nnts.three. Whereupon the.eprapanyo . , ,,.
temodnedin eight of the ship until'ohe wis . . . - not )iilled In five ah6to, as they -hang In clustere . ' I 0106e 0al6lation. 1, the ndaimr* Another artlold hollowed like *
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. . fully consumed, The wounded men are AD h, or ; they ... cau,not-understand a joke," crocodile to abunddiati and unlike their rola;- ba ontimatod v obordiAg to the pounds avair, a the hIva. - . -I.' , . I . verb, and Yrom this confusion of tobgues� .
I . .1 a hospital at St. Hblan&, and the others arc Thmis'expliGowhy the Chln�amen got mad Weis the gavialo, are bltcn dangerous, The dup agine the re,pim - the one In the contra must discover order, . .
I . In ,charge of the American Consul, L when hoodlums smash tbeluwiftdowo. . old belonging to thFmt im . A Londoii.cortedpbndo�i of the San Fran and guess the proverb I . .L . �
. . . _. — . We largest specimen Wag twel�e fast . long, of figures to beset down spindt the named almoo Argonaut writes that all otheX, corr I am- . ' .1 . . �
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� .1.. , I have -always , had a suspicion that John though many laiger aaeo Wt:ro'hoard al, 6 at dortedn health-giviag eummet'resorts I pond6ntm,Who-a .1 I , it is inipera,t(Vo Lthab .,.all ohout lit, the), .
I L ,lie in rich whose iho6me I . couldn't understand a joke. ' '. . . peak of the Prince 6f - Wales I oflier Ise, otinglo . .
. a more than him I . in Florida we hear of dixteen taotulligators, " Ara you A native of this pmrbh?" Asked as "Tafti-Ttim" or 44Tum." only Show their Nulis moment,, for# W
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. expf noes , hose * . .butthey seldom meaquied more than ten a Sootoh sheriff of a Wilmeas who Was Sam. deplorable Ignorance, sgNowo ns a Matter wordowill soon give"& ofew.to that whraii '
I � exceed his income. - [Bruyere. .� Minor. Vattl'o Illness I'd OnanciallY InOP' fiiot'whon killed. . I . maiied to testify In d . . f-faots," he, -says, lithe Priftee IS called is bp * L � . .
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. 1 3 had to keep quiet for & A moot interesting PartL'of the, wofId In . Mjtfstly, yet Honors" wax the sonie�hit 044:Ttionnyll-that IS the pot name he goes by. , - Thire in a haimleon little prAotical 'Joks ,
. A,phybiolom have that -o, Sealskin macqUo I . . . I
,. caneeb more colds than It pre�enta. .Tale I monilh We will have to forfeit, her _cngagd. the Island of Borneo, 'Many touristo And' enigmatic replyk- I The name, In not, a chance appellation, ap- whtch may be* played. upon name member. . �
I mant to give ,,three couberts at the' Edan sportsmen visit ,British Indle. and Ceylono 46 1 means were you born In thin parish ?" plied without either rhymes - rosson, or of the company uiidei pretense of oonbin- .
physician kaowg'vory little of faft166IO hU- Theatre, PArls, on February 3, 6 and 9, for* -but the Interior of tho'great Island of Borneo ,IN& or Hanar; I wanDmi born In this meaning, It Is a childish And playful r6fer- uIng this 2Ame game of � I 'Shouting Prova . I
ing6ti,nature It he atipposso that a womaulo a too of . I P 6h, V
. . I .$2,50Oe.aoh., � Is almost a. terra Incognita, The Principal art at I'm mt6tot a nattva, tier a' that " his 16yal Highneam's RAOIDA011o' etb4. " Instead of sending the guesser
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ov,joct In wiaring a Sealskin sacque In to object of Mt,'Ho,rnaday'a visit *as to Pro. f f YOU eSm Q here when you ,were it, child. the rotundity of which is' Ono of big 'most oub of the room, lot hfus. romikin. 'while. I
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her less fortunate lady trionds dead wi I . some one cotelisibly oaloobs & proverb, and '
� - of tlkq,pld house in which he was Worried an,antmal little known, ='Whloh stroutr4o Iff, ;', I thinks that the mi. goes aboutthe circle whimpering into the * .
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. . Prof, Huxley, who It only four years old--- Which with Its astoolAtIoze was one of.th6 Its home to Inllotw�o, about which, even in ndo,"O , .. . ... Dignity with which man, of'oppe4he .political ear of'"ch the word to be Shouted. � The - I .
. a 0 be ' I views regard - asolf other Is out alf all propo.r- trick eountate In telling all but one to raw - - '-'
. . or thin the oldest steam rallwo.y, 19 Am-' pleagmteit horuou of tt6lifteo.: - . Slogapord, & meeting P1400 of all moon of 11 Then how, do you tioma t next y a I* data Interest; in the qudm-
. � bounded when he rc floats that he lived whaft men, the gtonoot I�noranoo proialls, ai.wo native of the pariah V . Alan to their Ind vi -MA n,
he could not travel faster than horses could There Is som6thing �ktrorftaly wNing In K tions an which they differ; &ad, tha I perfectly Went. This one imeep.
fashion that makes a lady at a Nill carry a are told by Mr. Horn4iiay, and me Borhoo in "Wocl,y6 too, when I akin' hero, xvA the mental tion I; given some Word which will bound - . I
trabs ,him, and on had no advantage 16ag, useleog trail of a 850 milde 16ng, and 625 wide, there is .a 146 r sin's I j Ist'we!9hed eight stone, an' I'm are reasons foe thinking that " t ridiculous irlien at the oDunt of ends I .1
over O'b It's but dean not reflect that the dress In her hand rgol 60, d6turbsoce hat up by pilitloal excitement nice
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I means of In ,vldllAl locomotion 118.0 mob when she to actually ne6dIvg so othing to full Ina boxoppolfied disease," ,iElootion.faq. tw6l three, he �hoftts Itforbli In aten�borla I . . .
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I ", cover the nakddftesi of hat Shoulders. The oralng-'utau'la arboraml In hablts,' and xiboot nind atone 6'mo belongs to *111111 Pat . 'lid 14polliloo,maniall &ro it prAent,our. tones, amid a general Silence,.
. I , provedin5,000denturleff, ox0aptillipol. . -rely qouico to tbe grotmd, where it le ish, ant tha Ither olght comas fra:0 Oamr . I I 11:.
.. . I , I #gly I, going upou.two feet llnatda�l of 4i �11. You may gay what you will about pictures ra � . rent tdrmo In the English maoical press. I mg4,"..i. .
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I foiiro,�, , I . I of astonishment, but you just ought to Soo a weak And,olow, but It to at holtne in the lofty 14ohie." .. . . I Beer and brandy in Hogtand, and whiskey Alftatori Staod .the Free2e; - :�,
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Wife (reading the papar)-11 Well I do, .branches, These krost In this o0antryi are the cauself of 0, good doal . W. Clark had forty. I
olam�, frozen ovbrf a don't any ravch ; a mro swArapy and of thla: 14clection favor,' thong ungIng from one to three feet In longth, -
If that lon't the quoweat'thing I over he does say &n't; he rellod upon' - not *,aSiLly4ravorgod, either on foot or In a house Isn't in good condition, and that the much truth In th'WvIa*o of the Lancet. - '
I heard of," lluoliana-11 What's ihal;10 " , I i I boat y4 this Indefatigable American hunter location lan't the best, but you'll hive sPldn-` a I Ina shallow pool lat,ok of him store. When -
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; I Wtfa-" Why here In 11ho pap�r is an a,aw There lit on the, way from Ale�sk% to Wash- 0olieloted finty-threa Ppeoiniong of both taxes, dlcl neighbors here," . " Indeed." YIBA'm� - the cold * wove oo6me the Pool Irezo solid � . , .. ,
I UOUCOMOnt Of & Wadding' Up in Mo&SR- IVgtOU 06 0400 f Or Preftlilant dleveland, It and of all ages, mven of which oxdeod4 the Babb neighborhoodintho world; Kindo,nd The lreptcooed, and unhappy are in tonfola had the, nillgai:,ora were Imbedded fit the �
. chosetta, and among the wedding presents was Dick, the hative policeman of mAximuin ollz3 of'orargi ad given 1) wp.l. gemroqu, votthefintsixtriomthayoti'llbe more danger from te'raptation that thnso Ida for four dayff, Every ofto who saw . I
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, . oll.knotival,'loglialinatura t, ]Nrr. able to borrow anything from thems from 11 n the bite re.ptilos p6iouneca them , dooder 1.
I fathcr," Humb6nd-411 don't bee omythinj cd. 4�1hM0146,114tvitig ropropentg the history and fforrvid%j"A,larAcat speoltriGn, tan,anur.a four ftv.Wron to tes mad ingAr. Why, the last good. The stroam that daft not flow I than 11cobov, but when' the i0o thAwed - ..
- , odd about that; eho wrio the old � man's titadlilona of the bear famlIV,, tho6i aftimaj foot six.Anaboa fro tove,of junthino seeks a subtorre.notin channal; In
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1 '1'7� that oOnstitutd the Pf,pulatlbn of 8106 tt wax the largest that th4 native hunters their own. use, Ohj It's the bent neighbor- 06 - or" 0 � I bt,016 in"Olo ontel'"', k1ext Summer. Ngllohasoeo (Pla.) Tal. .
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