The Huron Signal, 1885-6-5, Page 31
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The arae bra Tibbs were, without
doubt, in • fever ut delight. tltmpl� en
mens wan a,t�evugshoot to happen, wht]
it My inure then toes in a v.mu a Id.,
en its Sr.. happewi.g is eeeeially Iris alit
wNh .a.ttement.
0.. of the Maws Tibb, the eldest,
Janie, • very pretty Meed* of tweety-
two, was about to he married, mad natu-
rally the taJk sd thQ.ghs aY is. to
matters aiatnasolltsL
The three Maser Tebbe were very
busy, intensely su, alt really taaktug up
the toseewee., for that ienyoctee matter
had bees ewtrumed to the Wads of
Madams Lollipop, the ewtinent modiste
of Fifth avenue and Twenty third street,
bet in eveleiag the hundred little sloth -
legs that ate supposed to appertain to a
weddirpr, .rad abet must, is the majority
of oases, *starts from the borne mode
ur near Ic
At tars employment the three mime*
were busy, s.sisted by Aunt Jane, who,
as far see surname went, might as well
have bed none, for Aunt Jane she was
to everybody, even those who euied tot
eves Maim a uin.ty-.inth a,ueiwebrp.
Comet' really, Aunt Jsne s emu* was
Hopkinson.
The three girls -Jennie, the eld.st,
named after her aunt; Josephine, the
1W1,, IMITAVTAIWIMVIktAi
iidtbit BMW M e, .ss.
ie melee' that dug shall .lea,* M I3e bad been a pn
pour, Irbil* masa snook easeh, sail hevtug at use time bed r
Immure, net o.1y washeet Awl, bet with t, a alba haat[ ; belt, a
punitively .varytktwt aita.mmt them.'
Nall, I demi shiark 1 surer made say
g ent 0&I to flet my Toes,' Laid Jessie,
theogbefelly, 'sod, er1{, tache. I atoms
b thtak shoes st, I duos dusk he mew
&eked me eight M. I bine it ren
enderstaod .s psalmody before
anything wee amid on the a►jest, ad
w hen we did talk about it 1 took u as •
matter of course.' •
1 befieve that is the wy is • etrsjwity
of oras,' said Aeaet Jose, ,
that otythival idea of pi,ppi. ohm q.osatu•
le woo ithtag that very rarely oue.la Aa
Jennie says, its all e*Mestood with..t
tt Now, fur myself, I've been the same
as meowed three or hour tors, and yet I
received but one forma oar is
eve life.'
'Oh ' telt w ell about it. auntie,' maid
the three Misses Tibbs, h.tohiag their
chain up s little *lour to Aunt Jana
Well, it's hardly aiything to tell,
girls, but if you desire to hear it, I must
tett it. But to *sprain what 1 wy about
being engaged withoet rev tvieg seforeed
oiler, I will site • sass or two within wy
.own eapertenee. My Het was wheel I
was seventeen. and, w I then thought.
as much • woman as i ata sow. I was
✓ peudiug the sumeuer en the seashore
with my Aunt Margaret, and Ault
Margaret, having made • aaossafsl
marriage, financially epsski. g, herself,'
was intent on hareem bar nieces do the
same, for she bad no chillier., and so
he Ind Wee ruined by a bed w tEs. t♦u
would not best with by little twbles,eile
of which was his ouarivielity, and t 0 •
left Aim, he became a wanderer.
'(N ammo I sympatkiaed with lies ie
his troubles. sad under tits and the
stimulation of the oodles, as woo e• he
meld eat no noire, I found him to his
knees before me, poring out him admin
butt- Olt, if he had but such • wife an I
was, whet a diftereat man he .au M maw
been. A minim:wire, perhaia---fib, vie
that girl, Kari, ever niters t—bot it Irma
not too lata yet His wife wen wet dead
but he was not afraid of her. Would I
carry hies,
I don't knew how I found words, in
my fright, but i sew that i mum tem-
porise. abed I told him that the offer was
too sudden, that [ was unable to decide
at ones ; that at any element mer father
or brothers might ovine down stairs, and
I would rather keep it a secret fres them
11 be would go away new and rotere the
poet day at the mate hour Ito devoid
have my eta.er. He prowdsed he weeld,
and very candidly e'nfeseed that be
did net know when, he should slap that
night, whereat [ took out my perm and
gate him what money 1 had, abrwt .ere
dollars, and he departed. and that's the
only direct offer, girl*. I have ever re-
ceived in tray hid.'
'Oh, Auntie !' went up in chorea tepee
the three girls. 'How brittle ! Did be
erne Welt r
k nes f
mit
mwn,nd, aged twenty, named atter her Discos• ery sa idmevery wer Wm inter to au the n I)did net knew vhis er mname. yww him tktwa
Uccle Joseph, sod Maud, the 'bnb], and pasties.
�. =mrIi, I could not hone Ain up•
W►M
need aisteen, •mil named lifter neb.dy' 'This partiesimr summit viae' Mary came haek mux irwnJ meu mtretahenj
had often dtsouaed Aunt Jane's ,learn the mssshur., tied there l met- Harrhy spm the kitchen floor, where 1 ked
babe quslsnes and how prett, mew mumu Gray, who, though seven years my awe ohn.en to drmp in a faint, and after she
.*nem hare beet, ; bat st had never Decor- ior, and who had been traveling f..r three had brought me boon to lite, the wanted
evil to skink of why sant Jane, mall at years in Europe. wan, rally, es inaocept A. send one. of the hired men after my
the $gs of fifty, rotwned s msda, with as a child. We fell in love, as it is ou I- visitor. but I refused to allow bati
, •'v
ne apps, nut asptrstwis tuw&rds "en" d at first might, end were infatuated what had the mw done? Nothing ! He
isse that condition. But nue, brought with each other. Of coarse, out of tits was civil and quiet, and went away at
my request, and had left it to my power
4e ray nkat I had received one oger d
least in eiy kh.'
forth by what was soon to happen to one
of the trio, veerythi.:g that hon apes
the subject came prominently forward,
and every ac9e.totance of the female
persuasion becsne subject 4o discussion.
'Do you know,' said Josie, 'what was
the reason that Tillie breath did nut mar-
ry John Penn I'
'No r wan Jeoaii s rserose.
always wondered, bet never blew.'
'I'll tell eau. It was bestatas waver
grew the usual sweet onsintunings, tsaia-
light walks, boating, (imitating. Maging,
said all the inevitable things appertain-
ing to lovers, everelnoe the world began.
'Aent Margaret n°.gtriwid the matter,
and k suited her—too well as I OW -
treed thoemht. Gray was rich, Melly
connected, haml.ome and of irrep o -
able character. therefore a very desirable
match. I esy it all suited Auct Margaret
John eyelet oil, u he did atter hu a too well, ...Ira al .zgol•in that by esya.g Aame Jan. 20. —Perhaps the mad
merit, t•. Ckitsgo nth b*sses*, and, vt
that whole awn are :arrays rowdy teethe
interesting spot in ode world to those
assns,, bad to write Tessu ss'let4aci, a t eaveeteg* d beintg left by lb. past."." deeply under the indurece a that charm
oke lrst liana aha di Tillie
that hoc and gordiaw of the girl *key are an whtclmaasoctaUon lends to pisco hall.,.'•
rite itood _ love with alone mad uninterrupted In
didonlyhe
t krunwoh•. to rase the capital let• Founder
tr. btu heir weniwg, rot tear, is such a tkinag the 1 f • Chrut(auuity ti to be found the nainistratiou of in a desert
overdoing this. so as t.. rather turn his;
ter., and w ahe broke off the engejgll- tuck strewn prum,otury on the north-
jc strabatt It. He wooed tally be Mlfer
meat You k.ow Tillie is very puri u• plemed with • 1,511.. prritioa- I think west shore of the Lee of Tiberias ; for
lar and teaches in a public school.' Aunt Margaret .tightly orsdid it among tease piles of hewn heloses of
'Why, how aosurd !' said Jinni.. 'I gown ver, the wormer paused, mad war black basalt still remain the ruing of a
don't thin,- m Tum is perfect in hie war, nappy, and i felt u much owned great synagogue, withi.i whose walls, the
letters, but 1 love 'em, and Cm as *tad to Haney as thoughthe actual words foundations of which may be distinistiy
to get 'am w tb••lgh thewen rlassicf►11y had been"pokes, grid I am an etre w we „anon. were oalected the multitudes
Correct 1 thirk it was a fortunate ram be of anything in the life that wbu ducked W hear the tri is re of
ismer for Mr. Pena' y K Chtat. While modern tourists roreort
'Se de 1,' said Maud. `I'il never put Hervey felt the sem* way. Ia fast wo is crowds w Jerusalem to visit the mythi-
talke,l freely ',f what wo were — do in
oo such now
nnsicel airs "s"14 nub the feature, and there was sothi ng want- s whish arecue supposed,supposed, open the
anybody. You know I'm ton iufantik— ing bet the settle, of the day, when vague bb which
of ecclesiastical tradition, 4,
so you ail say—to think of getting mu- Aunt Margaest steppes in, which I have be identified with episodes ►n the life of
rad, .rad I I teem w myself, but I asst always thought Ira" u,mlortunsta, b the great Tescher,scareely one ever fords
help it if I dumb t like everybody that the F t relit, for tort: a derided advocate ha way t'° this remote Iooa)it Ding jet
Lkgu me. Now, yuu know, y.•u wanted „[ early marriages.Well, we were .m. out ut the beaten track along which
wee to explain why it was that i wnulde't start for the city early the next morning, C"r'k loads his herds uE sgr.sightseers ; acrd
armee down stairs the other evening and for what occurred the ptevbous yet it u probsele that the greeter part
the. tang Charley Keeler Baled of that bud in the life of Christ the
itemise i ant indebted to Aunt Ila,
1, 111 tell u. It was beoau.e when prat's own rer,ta'. [ was detained an ora+rd o which is contained ;n oke Isar
b. lees .dnsday ewen.ng, 4116‘," a my room packing, but was to taut Har -
the
was spent "t Cali/erasure, which
ale 'W. today, 1ie feane,l bre\ m is rty on the piaRrs at 9 rt, clime. He was the most careful Investigation,1*eaby the
ewer gainst tiie wall, over in that corn- to go with us to the city the next day, huglseu math ithi.s in ancb ,natters, free
et, sed bo left that grease *put that you moil I left him after dinner pmmesadine' i.datai6d with te. ,JInt W ata Hom,
sae theee from the back of head. Now, amid wbieh I Ira. just tow !t•sding.
girls. if I was tee ears odder. 1 wouldn't o'clWitock,
my aunt. Wha I returned at t Hers it wee that Christ curd Peter's
R !1 o'clock, he was not then, and Aunt
want au aiming 4, see , me that cable er•in•la e , cu red lbs paralytic,
anybody Jlargaret made his apologies by raying called Matthew, cured aha etaturioa *
ttr9ard his has{ w as to kat° w'Put "11that he was indisposed and lei rented.
the new wall paper.' The next day when he did not appear to servant, reused Jami dwfgiibr from,
'Weil, i don't know, Msudie, but *hat too with us 4t the city. Aunt b[argwret the dead, and oMaissd a tnbwtof
you ay be right,' amid Jennie, th9ugti- I was toned to an explanation- She had money from the mouth et a kith. It
was
fully, 'but I don't tiinpk I would send my i asked Han*► what his intention" mere, I Knistares, *the treasure bidthe poinibka of �
see-
the tretreasuren the
Ind he had revolted. field, the merchant seeking goodly pearls,
'[ thought my heart was broken, but and the net cut sato the sea, S.c
Anna Nevem awed site had dao* right. Charles u
Winson, whose researches s this
and that Heiman who after three months ▪ him to identify it as being the
of unlimited courtship. se looked aked ▪ of the city of Caperuaum, believes
upon it, who irould not explain hu hen- this ue was. 'volume doabt, the
M-
ess it that you never awned 1 ! tsniinou bed better be t rid of. I y°ag�
*Pone was berate I had nu one built by the (Leman centurion sLuke
ham never taw Harvey again until he wee
offer ' mid the* •1d maid with • emi1y ,reed, three years after, when we met, ort-' b i mend, therefore, one of the most
1.
'Otic, that's impnssibii; said the three mooed spots on earth. It was in this
Mimeo Tebbe is chorea as they say in ranee, with •elevated building if that be the cage, that the
Wh tmpomibk, my dal" girls t �liteoe.a He married one of the great well-known discourse, sustained hen the
lbw of titmice,. sad in two Kars ,he
Eieerpthing is pde.tl 11. replied Mie" j wan living $ b.cheler life in Paris and Sixth chapter of John was delivered ;
Hutrktnaon, gravely. I.lee was lining ir. ties Yart City- P.rbapp.� and it was not without a omega feeling,
'Yee, auntie, but I know that you had Adnt Ma ret was in the •right ; 1 do mea the same etplerstr, that ..n turning
everyaiag attractive about you to draw i not know. over a lame block we found the put of
the beet of offers. Mamma tttsye thatIammonia engraved un id farm, and remote -
red the three busses Tibhs declared _
that f
you worsen* of the most chsesning gins that she war not right. hut emphatically Your fathers did ant manna Mm
she ever knew,' wrong,"rad after discussingthe matter a
'Your minima, my dear, is very kind, t, wilderness and are dead."
bat you mat remember that .her *peaks w 'Bt Maud said ,This a was probably the
'But, auntie, yuu haven't told uselseut' very synagogue p y
with the prejudice of • sister, and be the rase offer Mat you dud have.' scene of the healing of the demoniac and
f the deltvery el of these divine
edea tba k • eo..•n dues not look upon 'Very well,' amid Aunt Jane, laughing, "lecteres on uli,�kumility brotherly
love, and formality in worship, an we
rend at the end of one of them : "There
things said He in the synagogue an He
Inlet in Capematm." Porlsops it wee
in the little creek where • bat wee now
siding at anchor only a few feet from the
shore, that Christ taegbt the people from
the boat toes to avoid the crush of the
multitude. It was doubles. in one of
these inlets that James, the son of Zebe•
deme and John, hie brother, were mend. I
t them nets, when, being tiled, they
WHICB.IE JESUS TAUGHT.
*miss et the araagegte at t••1evM,-me
where t*r41 tmreeig•t letrarere.
Tom away fur that I d try and dein
the stat, and if I cnsldn t I'd show it te
him, and tell hint he meat be careful the
nest time.'
'Aunt Jane,' said Jennie, impatiently,
is if the idea had dust reached her, 'hew
these things with the *vee of • mw. 'I.11 skip the offers i didn't have, then,
'Oh, but, auntie, I know for myself. and tell of the une I did have. if you my
I sae o** vow van Patty you have tier, so. Yon all remeltber Underwood, of
mod i can see dist you here not lost it course- Your grand(sthsr bnaght het,
ket One can grow felly obi. and Jennie. when you were a h.by, and we
eep all their sued oaks to these who ails nit our summer there. Thi►t'a
love them, even though they be • little twenty east. ago, and [ Was then what
Mudd by age.' society cal', —in fact 1 had wade
Yes" Fut to Josephine, and tbedea u my mind t.�as lite of old -maidism '
one thing ordained by Providence on
up
day 1 had taken a fancy to go into
that pnitit, which is that we dm not Mw the kitchen and make a cake. i did this
those we an with every day getting old.
because everyb..iy except the hired men
We never notice age creeping to teem the ha
unless our attention u particularly called
to it.'
'I think that may be moi in tome came.'
said aunt Jan*, smiling, 'but it could
hardly be in your cases with ens.
i have watnk*d you from the cradle
and could almost count every dM__ �t
may held god with those who awe
the same age w yourself. Now, 1 con-
fess that I have never thought of see se
regards your mother, and yet I ant seven
years olden than she ia.'t
'Oh, no ; mama is jest as young sad
beautiful an ever' said 'The Baby.' en-
thusiastically, 'and I remember her for
twelve years. No. I think we notice
the advances of ante epos o.rwelma mora
than we do no others. I know that I
4ltiitk d terry da 1 leek in the gla.M
and rewrite* that I'am getting old.
They affkeghd at this, an 1 Maud
had to laugh • little herself, but she
turned it off with :
'Well, this isn't what we were talking
about, girl*. Janie, yon jest asked
auntie how k was that she never gm
honied. Let's hear about that.'
'Weil, girls,' said Aunt Janet, slowly,
'that seems an nnanswerable .jeestins,
bet I'll try to reply to it even if T dns't
steer! ft ?wimps it was *,pen the
emu prinetple that con men Meer get
OA se aSIWe' bow 'took they try, it
and one of c mbezmuda had gone left their !hip and fellowd Him ; and it
to the city, even the cook being &wap Ira! un this cesid that Andrew and Peter
for tate day, the hired mer. ni in the wan eantiui, their net* when they were
fields, anJ Mary and I the only itch atmmoned to become 6ahrn mf men. It
parts of the house. I had heaven my hate higher claim to be mike the belie
rake *akin,; when I discovered the want place of the religion which has !ince
of certain spices, and Maacryy vcldateered revolutionized the world than any rather
to gni to aha sten end ebtaia��g�, She Vet J r, it : mad it is a matter of some
had hardly rut away erhw I Tmtrd a ( mnrprima to me that neat her the Greek nor
step. and reused my era to see • man the Romeo Catholic churches, in their
h anding et the kitchen door, whish i real to discover holy place!. eaten' may '
opened esus, the path that lead to the serve se levergfur pslstieel intrieue,hava
reed. yet thought o1 •erupying that one, which i
My heart was in my throat in the would seem the hotitet of all. Perhaps
instant, std I sem*mhsred hew wttarlr I it would lead w • eomp•ri.on between
alone I wan. R e wan, not afraid �,j !
tramps in those days as now, but 1 thins their pr.etses and the teething of which
• better specimen of that genas 1 raver al wail the scene, which might give cion
Mew. A* was dilapidati•,n itself. and as
to home i&°.nrooient reflections. iso,
1 looked at him in • dazed, frightened and of Protestant churches, t me
way, b• whined : Apart from their aseo-utuWm,the ruins
themselves are sot particularly striking.
'Lady, i m eery hungry. Won't you The, .over ►s arm of stenion half a toile
giro ms Something to est }. in length by a quarter in breadth, and
'A* soared as I was 1 tesonnel i *o.aut chiefly oil the black biotite of
would feed him and talk to Mot until basaltic stones which formed the walk of
Mary Married. mad 1 would then send the hoofs*. The traces ..f the Grasper,
her for the hired inert, and an 1 bade however, reweave sufaciewtly for the
him cn,-ve in and 1 set before bun the bedding to M planned. Beilt of while
eest.nta of the kitebsn natter. With an litesatene btaek., it must have formed
ahwndane. 01 farm arses from the eon.ptuoue object amid the Meek husk
Mee'. He ate rhe one who had not by which it was •unswuedod. it was t,6
assn fog foe muss • month, and ea he Iset by 57, beak n,.rth and tenth and et
ate poured forth the tale of his troubles. the southern end had three entreaties.
ifie Itlbmn. and sapient, lave
O
sleds be the went plea
.td .p b
got be ale". . meters aro od ekte
Ourtt sblss ardor, and "me water opts,
tyke which rend epee theigaim ars wed
tosdns waltee .
m ala ui a heavy estrous
nod triers. . The .ai.ran terse probably
dsewwthd with a staalm d ple.ters.
Two miles snob d O.pswasm meths
evens of Chemsia. Ther is ase diimeky
is wieettfejeg the site, Omsk Bray be
d.termtipertly by the itis upnes ver
scrip tseeekses, red prftlyif the.inu-
lenty of the wwdeue •aww, Rime h, 'Ph.
path k' them lasts up the dupla; rocky
hillside, hitt *wise to the peculiar altar -
actor of tate ww.o•ry, whisk s Gately to
be dsatingutehsd at 100 yards from the
nook.* which surround it, the satout sat,
rmpurtauw of these rums have bre
overlooked wool quite remedy. They
Dover an area as large se, if not larger
than, those of Csperosum, and are
situated partly in a shallow ralley,partly
us a rocky .yet formed by • sharp bend
in the Wady Creech, hen • wild gorge
80 feeg deep. ?nos this spot thee* is •
Weariful view of the lake of Tiberias to
its southern end , .ud here, too, are
gathered the most interesting ruing —a
eyniagugu. with f.'o rinthtan capitals and
nicbehads out, tet an at Cappeernaum in
limestone, but in herd black basslt.
The dimensions of this building are sbuut
the same as those of the one at Ceper-
Mem, but the interior, Is a mass et
alias. Two pedestals still remain in
situ, and a portion of the wall. The
ettarac'.erietic of this synagogue u an ex-
cess of ornamentation ..1 rather a debas-
ed kind. The niches almost etabe.rste,
and remain as sharp as when they were
cwt in the hard material used. The
mouldings of the door pasts are similar
to those used in other rynarngues, and
there are many stomas out with deep
moulding* and pieces of classwal wrnices
strewn among tee ruins.
litany of the dwelti-g leases aro in a
tolerably retest state, the walls being
in same eases six feet high ; and, ea they
are probably of the same claw of houses
as that in whish (imrist dwelt, a descrip-
tion of them may be tet.resting. They
are generally square, of different saes,
the largest, however, not over 30 feet
square, and have or or two columns
dove the center to support the roof,
which appears t.. hare been fat, as is
the modern Avab houses. The walla
are .bout two feet thick, balk of mw,n-
ry or o1 looms blocks of basalt. There is
• low doevwey in the center of one ut
the wens, and each Moate has windows
twelve iechee hire and six wide- Le
one of tees, eases the house ens divided
into four chambers,
i11.1NOONVIDHNCR.
earn $.eslMe •doves se a Bey newer
setemiassm.
silt-*wivese u a (sue titteR, my buy,
.baleso don't emelt tee week of 11, easegh
d tything s• eoueeh, and no m►ttdr how
fiend a thee a, toe meek u ewe then
yea seed, sod WI -esteem is uu earo.pthos
to toe rule.
Its all well *sough f.er a man to hold
his Mad up, and step around with an sir
d oousiderable imprtena, if he is really
doiog any good in the world by hsing is
'it- But if be has sever dc.e uytkieg
to be greed of, ur anything to win the
esteem of others, he *hues a want of
dense in bN,g too proud of himself. Of
°nurse, a neem wants to pewees self eunfi
ds•st. ata he weeks In Clunk tart he is
feat espied- as mmybet•r, . het be don't
seed se Iheek that the welfare of men
kind Maras on his mouses, or that the
weer rants on hu shoulder. That Is toe
muck rd a iffpuWibhty for euy one .use
to assume, and bade* utter people
would 'taut a say in the matter. and
everything might not go on peecerably.
While it ie all well enough fora man
to have • gout opiuiun of himself, and
kat that be is able to go it alone, he
ossbtseldm beim
carefulmnot to go ton tar Self
wlike ioo/ Pie,
at right in
moderate quantities, but *even or eight
slices are all one should indulge in at a
time. A man has 4, assume an lir of
Dome lrpnrtanee in this world to get
along, but the trouble u, tnu many slop
"This is • big world, my boy, and pQ
mat u. itep.ratively ne^ese•ry to iia Wei
cess. Presidents, kings and echoed di.-
betora may die, tins esti! cite odd world
goes round, Governors nuy vmig., toed
overseers stat move away, bet the grist
mass of mankind never stop to weep
Mary Walker, Iseult Dudley, Ben But-
ler and other ranted men may paw away,
but the old world will still swing around
the circle as though nothu.g had happen-
e d. %ken you mail I pass utf this stato
of preen, my boy, there will to setetal
peoj k, perhaps, who will not lois. us.
The man wise has self-confidence, • and
who starts out in life confident of his
ability to perform great deeds, and alio
lies the nerve to try, and keep trying,
will eventually succeed. But before he
achieve* success he is apt to get a great
deal ..f self-conceit knocked out of him
There are young. men who have an idea
that the world is very much in nerd
Met: serrtees, and grand pospons are
standing open just ready for them to step
right in, and that all they will hare to
du will be to reach forth, and grasp greet
Mme, honor and riches at one fell swoop.
Hut in the course of lime they are pretty
sure t' wake up te all cold kncwtsdge
that thing. are not so.
Many a young teen, my hey, her an
idea that the eyes of the world ate bred
admiringly on him, when in reality his
aeighbore are keeping a lookout to pre-
vent his getting in debt to them. Many
a women immense the eyes of her sex are
gaging wilt envy on her beauty, when in
troth they are oily looking at the mole
ea her ,nose. Jtanklod'spieer, my boy,
and appearances are deceiving. When
you think p.ople ars apptau
w►adoea thug may Duly b* gte►ng ydiugaw yt tsffyer
and laugher/ .t your igeoreno..
Don t bask tee much on your sent -am -
penance. Remember that the dignified
citizen is just as liable as any other to
slip up on the banana peel, and that i
dog with a can tied to hu 4th u just as
apt to sum hetween the legs 01 the omit
pompous indivtduat as any. Have faith
in yousee:ft and have ountideace and
self -pride, Out at the same time keep a
lookout for sharpen. Remember that
there are plenty a( ether men who know
as much as you do, and some .1 them
may know mors.
It is not well to debate in your mind
whether or net you will accept a sat un
Congress, when you do out know that
your tooted secure w nomiratton for jus-
tice of the peace. If you do you are
liable to be disappointed. And this re-
minds us that much of our disappointment
ootnes of our expecting tom much of our.
sautes.
The world is fell of young men wise
rate themselves at about fear hundred
I omits on the dollar, when they are not
Iactually worth over W. cents on the dol-
lar. Such men have got to come te s
knowledge of their tree earth, but at
takes them a long tines to do it. They
have to be keockd doers a great many
1 times before thee will stay down- There
fur his bsvery in not being uvermme by ars teen who feel vary tmpertaat, and
his too visible terror. The num made • ` who teem to ►*lise. that the world sways
brave Duldier and died in the front d a 1st their oornmand, who attract attention
desperate fight —St. Louie Globe -Dem- by the aroma of their feet and the smell
ocst.
l'aeteetag IrlipMaI Te,vN,
1f it be certain that the terror ut death
is must potent mating the strung and
vigorous, thou whose life blared recede
at the merest threat a d•uger, it fol-
lows then that thus* who conquer nate-
rid fear are the true heroes, and net
those who never felt it. There is a story
ourreet, applied to many different cir-
cumstances, from the battles of the r -
bel.ion back to Waterloo, of a temple et
young ut'6cers, who had beim selected by
the consumed*? to carry • messes. to •
distant part of the field. The danger
of the m►ssiun was &Serest that two uses
were sent on the eapeiition that nae
might possibly escape the dying bullets -
Their charges had hardly taken a dozen
strides when one, a ruddy faced, stal-
wart fellow, noticed that his companion
was gheatiy white, the beads of perspi-
ration rolling down his forehead and
his bridle hand shaking with terror.
"Why, you're afraid," cried he of the
ruddy oounteuance with an air of tou-
tempt. "I know I am," was th. answer,
''and if you were hall as much afraid u
I, you woad nut go at alit."
One instance of for dimenat a man can
feel at Lis own irregres•ible symptoms
of fear s related by a veteran. He was
at Shiloh, in command of • battery of
light guns. For his Lieutenant hu had
• young soldier who had recently joined.
They were in • hot corner near when
Albert Sidney Jobuaton fell. sod the
bullets were fling thiole and fast. An
impatient cry front the young Lunge
next attracted his chief!. attention.
"What is it 3' "Oh, d—n it' look at
my feet—I can't seep them still." And,
sure enough, they were rattling in his
stirrups with unc.no u.reble physical
terror, ',The jout�q fellow was in de-
spelt,for he though himself a hopeless
coward, until the veteran praised him
SPIT UPON.
• terra seams. Harem wale• le met
te.adda edea Maidl/ater.
Must people eoamder it oat& of the
w oret of usdigeitess to be spit epos, sad
yet, serrates to Ur. T►onteut„ spitting
has • very di/vee a .,u,hc.ti,.0 with tho
Masa •d t]satsal Apia hem that which
is di•en to it sue.trerm tt,th the MIAMI
it empresses am sweetest goodwill and
the best art wishes
�t takes the plies of the 0 anplfinents
of the sessa•, aid nes had better ape
epee a etudes then aims her. Yoe spit
*ben you meet, and you do the setae era
6tanug. Yuu seal year b.r�gsiu to a
smear master. As I was • lyteni (mod
lain• man, of the first water, the Maw
looked to I.i0 as devotees ',Quid do to
springs o,t baling imides. east with the
.id of occasiusal draughts d water 1 was
eq•iwl to the demand.
"The more impiously 1 .pat upr.n
than, the creator was their deisght ; mud
with pride they would relate to their
bleeds hew the white we (icing man
honored theta, end wouid point with the
greatest utietaction to the •.cular proof
of the agreeable fact. It was certainly
rather drying work f..r m. when I had
a large number to operate upon. and I
required the aid of bullets and sones In
my mouth to stimulate the i.evduction
'rf the precious duid.
•'however, tear supple faith in tho
efficacy of it made ine supreme my feel
Ings, and give thea pleascre How
erold 1, (oar instance, resat tuts upturnee'
fan of • Ment anted ; and abet better
Sward .mule 1 lure data Tar delighted
aad grate(ul elet.es when I expectorated
open the tittle snub war w eaiger y pre-
a.ntd ! —(Youth a C.niqueuuu.
sewn ie awe -
The wife .•f fir. J. Kennedy, Dixie,
P. a) , was cared .•1 a chronic a ugh by
Haityatd'. Pectoral gnosia. The beet
throat and lung healer known. 2
Few efforts are more unsuccessful, few
labor* are more unavailing than those of
the reformer who 1uan not reformed Mei-
sea, of the liberal giver wl.udoe, wet pay
his debts, ut use matt who, without any
special direction in life, is occupied ui
guidiug and directing others.
fasters rrrvestaslve.
In ntder to withstand Cholera and
each Lee epidemics a perfect purity of
bl.a,d, and the proper einem of the stom-
ach are required. To anaur* that end,
in the cheapest, most available and com
Wine manner, use McGregor• y
Cure for Dyspepsia mei Impure Iuod.
There is no purer, safer or more reliable
remedy to existence for L,digmsiion•
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, etc. As your
neigyinar or any person who has awl it.
Sold by George Rhyne. Trial bottles
given free. im
Out oil tl Senators appointed by Sir
John Macdonald since 1878, eighteen
v.ted for the .mendnnent. Jude by ale
Senate to the Scott Act smendmeat bill,
pernutttag the sale of hear sad light
wines in counties whore the: Act hasb.tea
put in forte.
u( their breath.
My bey, remember that this is a big
Them i,t. i world, and that spread yourself as you
Th. beet blood cleanser known to r will -gain all tete name and fame posed
medical sa a Burdock Blood&t- i ble--reae:u w far to the frost as you can.
ten It puri the bussed ut all Mel `and still you kava Mueee,adei to ett+tet•
humors aid gives strengthto the weak. Y t blue the attention of but fan. And when
you die mullioned sew will never sated a
A man poled Wale Irma beans with `tar, mad "11.11°"01 "nomas will nee"common, four foot laths, the
one foot ape•\ your tram.. Your duldren will
into the ground, and when e vines had i quarrel "sae your wealth, the Lowrie,
climbed the three foot poles they were, wall gobble it, and the world will loon
pinched heck. Result, mere and earlier f•ulgnt you. -{;h mast C. h) oaf -'. ►n
Ic
Pec 'a un.
bans than ever before-
S
Oerersaea. aur.lae,-. 1 The continued use of How:eerie'..
When your horse s galled, •cratebel Piroretnrunitan Etutslov invariably
or cut, or has an ugly sere, bathe twice cleanses the blood frees ail impurities
daily, and apply McGregor & Parka's. and tedoeee the system to a state of
Carbolic Cerate. It is undoubtedly the ( headthfwlness, that u manifested in in-
finite!, haling mad eleassing application I groomed constitutional vigor. mental sett -
for A. Be Serie jibe get Milregot oR vie, acrd lightning, end bonyawel .,f
Parkes Sold for 25c. per hos, at Drug) epeits. Always es« for FL) BIN «.t't
Store. I I rnesrttoatzttn E.rrr.etrw, and to gun
you get It
Wrists • Tim.e r.eq,-e.a.
i N SPRING THE WANT 0? A
1 resterssive to tese up the gew,ral health.
Y i eamarua eeperteeoee, waeeebny amerat '
t\.4 111 01itt.am impaired by ye or Ae-
amMfiPeeio4tsadS.sfddlneea. tIhnear„ wtanM t vofnloyt
'Manila* the red gtetrotes of the \l.qd awl
biter, net oke sutrttSou of 'het Issues. NJ pro
anise Algitlow •qq4 aseireilatlwn o1 term and
ermine Iserea•eef Darr, Imre and semester
oaeety, t\e mese W be.Mr'. P►spp\atre and '
ey will bees op enaetltutbesl ,Igor to
aer.nal p4ss.
For rough cnnditione •.f the Win,'
Shampooing the head, Pumplet Erupt.
andSkim Diseases, w Prof.: how's
Iph or Reap. 1 m
PAY emu rein. Dverseler.---Perreety
tp health a rather to be chosen
fi1No stud dyspepsia& Try the
ne a dnll•, halt!. of F.)t ryas,'
t1�
Right -dense is tint hare. then easy.
then delight(nl. much a the hste•ry of
each virtue in the race and in the in
divideal. It. beauty may be budder in
the roe.' of self-denial and e,Tert. Int it
comes int, full bloom when at length the
effort hes grown into s ptes.ure thst we
would not willingly forego,
Pietd LtdataWag-
All sufferers Ir •m t hat terrible torment.
N.unlgia, ran b. made hsopy in ane
moment by a single appiioati'e r.f Fool
i.iehtning Weekly rubbed on painful
I part.. and without tieing any diagmattng
medicine del after day with little or n.
result Fluid i.tg litnint ale, aures as
mleet.all Tnothsake, Lumlimun tea
etatista. Headache. mad is nn'l f IU
I rents
per b ote'e at the drug were
MEAL o a' g3
Vegetable Sicilian 1
was Melba p'garailos pettedly aAapMd to
sen dues ee et the *•alp, as tee stet sae-
esnhl restorer tut faded or gray kali le Re
am.r.1 anew, growth, mad Malia.l beauty.
It her lard may tamtedeith bet ague Ise as
tally set all the rNNremeas wee& for
the pear tmestms&t et the lair mW aealp.
Mau.'. Nat. a.aswnm Ira* steadily green
5a wee, eel epee.d Its tame sad oedal.ase
to every "tarter of the globe. Its newel-
lobed .seem eta be attributed to bet ore
casae the .tier, J'W t►taret et/ .0 pn.i.a.
11e preemptors ear. *Ma buss anyrIsed
M the. meets at orders tree ramete so.a-
trso, veer* they Sad arm aid. a Wert tar 1
to atzed&sash
The em for • .bort tin of Hat.t•m Hary
I..awas weeesef.11y t•wvev s the per -
awe spec.,-... It ei.e sea the help from
all taparnim, ears, all \foots. tear, sad
dry...• amid tree entreats beldame. It
etintrm.M• tae we.k...d soma see enable.
Mas te pi toeward • mw and vfgere.”
greet► The Weed of this arttet..n wet
ar...M,-t, Nile theme of elaoioue preMre-
ubw,bet r.m.ia • long atm., which rah*
w wen a mater d •eoaomy.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
Ma Tea
WHISKERS
till new* the Immo to a manna brown,
or hark, as dtatred. it prndst.a a petsaa..t
ebbe that will Dot wash away. Cweletleget
a sum* eresersuoe, ,i is wood "tomes
Ue4Me.
PztrAatn ray
R. P. Rill,& CO., Nadia 1
bid by all DeaWs in Me1M5. a.
FOR ALL TIC FORKS
nr 1
'i.-retatlwna, atare.irrat. and
ahead ninnret.re.
tete beet ewaet. baran.w 11e
bloat purabehmgt amid ilerofdi
bluo.t.q.ridv, u
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
bid by all Draggles, gl,.5. beta,, R
t3O D E R t alt
PLANING MILL
R+' A NI,IMit kti IAt1.
Baca%aaa1Laawsen : Ninon
aa`e i;rM h'RRM M •
Sash, Doors 6' Blinds
I Pall vita 1. al 1. Kira IW
Lltlliber, Lri1Ji, Shingles
•14 A nld.r'e rve,in? of row-) Aaseript'ew.:
S: • g K YUllttdAti aaint:ure
slur 51 Ur lent pro n p t Itlatree led le.
Uo t •:ire A':.t t. hr3. MN Is
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