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TIIEE ••MES
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Capt. Joseph bP'igaatiue
•Carribbeltn,' arrived fro *rho ►`'Neat
Tudiee at HHalifit;c and ro •th ,t ,ou
the outward passage, acini'eigli•'yixittes'
south, south-west of Cape Sable, he was
a aeutseven miles,off etli,ioh o;ypettred to
Ila a great rook, bat knowing there Are
uo roosts iu that vicinity they ran to-
ward i„t•,ta diiseievot$.>;yti e •.w s. Ay.
they Approached e-ektill c►tptaiii':.
thought it was a eau buay, wliislla heti
reoeutly get adrift, dud, getting still
uearere, i hail, tire -app raucdtof 'a
1ltrge wreok bottom up. They Bailee
nu until_ alm:+)at Within :?OI oat of what I
they et Ias,t made met tobeau *itneetee
devil fish. .Both °Apt, Hall P.>,El- Capt.;
llLCray* give'tbe following tis what they 1
thtuk tie be the di,u,ausiens of the huge
monster ; • Its length was ninety feet,
width twenty feet, while it was about
twelve foot above the surface of the
water, Its eyes, which were not very I
large, were utidtir wetter, white neer its
head was a large balloon about 18 feet
across whioli looked as though made of
silk. Its viler was a pinkish grey,
while the main body of the fish was a
dark grey, and around it seemed to be
a fringe, which also had a reddish ap-
pearance. By guiug up the rigging a
short distance they could see its aria-'
or feelers, which were ten in flambee,
float twelve to eigbteen feet long
These, whets' the balloon connected
with the main body of the fish, seemed
to be about the thickness of a man's
leg. They had a good view of the
strange creature as they approached it
brt:adeide, and Lhou ran across its pows.
It appeared to be going. though the
water about four miles au hour, and
provelliug itself with the arms above
described.
SOUND ADVICE.
We advise all yGuug..pebp
Vire, , early in life., the habit of using
god,�e,Iu nage, beth ;in,•, ping anti
r�vritikin, ltn9i Mao 'to abannoothe use of
Wang words auel phrases. The longer
they live, the More difioult.ttrliti tttisi
tion of good langa'tge will be and if
the golden age of youth, the proper
ti ttSor,theaegnisitiou of latiguage.'-foo
potation ieiit lnee, the unfortunate victim
of•uegleeted education is very probably
doomed to talk slang for tire.
i 1lioneyis,not•neoessary to secure this
edlteetieu., Every tont has it in his
power, He lass to tieo tile :language
which he reads, instead of. slang which
he hears ; to form tastes from the best
speakers and poets of the country ; to
treasure up choice purities in his mem-
ory, and habituate himself to their nee,
avoiding at the same tirne, that pedan-
tic precision and bombs►«t, which alio w
ratlior.tbo weakness of vain am bition
than the polish of au edacatod mind.
teeeseees
A WONDERFUL STONE. •
There is a wonderful Irish story about
a stone on which the ancient hinge of
Munster were crowned after a primitive
bat not unoommon fashion. If any sat
thereon, with no blood.right to the
throne, it gave no sign: but when the
true heir preeselt it, a rniracul,,ns sound
of approval was heord. O'Fieliery.telle
ns: 'Siuee the incarnation of ours bies.-
ed Lord, it bap produced' Its suet
souuda.t We are mot inf'rrned of the
oonuection between the Babe of Bath
Iebem and the Lie •F+tit:; The reputrcl
travelling advoutures of this atone c.)n•
statute a greater marvel than it.: speak-
ing powers. It was the stone set UP
by J...cub for his pillow. He or et rn.e
body else took the trouble, some butltl
red years after, to hunt it up, awl elrry�
it to Egypt. 1<Vheu the Irish i4lileat►1)
eoiouistd left that. land with Pleira' h',•
deugbter, it came along to Troland
Ages afterwards some one took it t.
Seotiand. It was the Scottish ootona
Holt et0ne. It )vas t,tolen from Senile
by Edward L It is now known a• tile'
etoronation attlne of S 'esttlituister A.bb''r
All this, and inure, was honestly be
Heaved by writers and hietet huts nett!
lately. Now several ia'tcinlutsare givei;
that throw more thou a shade cf 'lone
upon the romance. iIr. Jennie Masco
1 t prepared to show that the cant,•
Scots eubniitted a roegh baillflt'g stile
fur the &nniue article when nederod tr•
tend it to London. Ilett Dr. P: irie.
the learned and well ice;timer;, i$ con
vinced that the f'e'el tiLone never went
to Scone set all, but that the Lia
still in Irel,Lni1 staudiiig oa the eirt-
uf Tetra's Hills.
Semepeopho have cnmfortab'i' noti.m-
t'f where other ;void., go when the...
die. Tlie Rev. J. S. b'nrnis, a P,esbv
lei Lim, is reported by the Philad'•lphi,t
Throe- aw inf.'ri:.in'g life eotigrega•.inu
that bell is in thio bl yin; eentre of Ilse
earth. 'Dowu in title tic's,' be eei.7,
hui.riblu noise. • I.,f,ten to the
ti, inen'L'u•t, the horrible upr,tite n'
reoeie.nd c'f tgtl .r,n 11 (1 oieatnree, Dhoti
e;:it tbo fit(,, of tee!! 1 Olt! the ...cream's
,.f rear, the groans of h )rcor, the y:ah -
r i,1,nre, Lite erre.,. of pain and the M11.'u"
:'%;' ry, the ,tt is ke~ '.t deepalr, front
iS;L •1 t , and Fnt'hiotti 1 'I'iieie }(Nl till►'
ti. E.tll ru:tl iii„ litre lietetit h iesi.;g
l+tirt,er.t'+, l,10% tttg 111x„ doge, anti waili
Hite drngonei 'I't,tire t'o't) hear the gnct. h
illie of ie tit and t.bo fearful pleepb' mite,
of the Elcvile, Abuvi all you hear the
tlinr,tl.r of God's anger, whiel1 Eiiah.
l.t•.ii to its fotitii :tiiut:.' lie deslhribed
1, e inutates of title hull puff'. ring, .with.
tett a Iit01t1:ettt'e Cessittif�},, the rhos'
1rigbtful tonere The fu11'ttvilig it a
t,itstistf%P frolO the stamen :---The roof
Fi reel flat:. The floor iy the s. red h 1t.
See, on the, middle of th'tt r d-
liut iron iI or attends it girl. She has
trt:itber shoes nor Rt;oktn„rs on her feet.
Ioteteul- She speaks. 1tilte• sap: • '1
bttve been standing .tti•tli my bars feet
nu. this red hut iloot for years. Sleep
.tit+ver came on. for tis for a • zlL"tneut.
S, iik at. my ,burnt feet.. Let me go off}
tbie bnrtiiltg done. for one rnorru'nt—
only f••r'. a e i,t„ t moment. 0 1 three,'
ill ttaag andlv�+ etertety of- years Il
oria!it Gorget '1)e peril only. for onei
single iii norit.' The .devil answered
f,G•t. t111i',w1 ion ; it tlr. not for • a blit it H �.
mnti,eut, rlit►l!.}°. u r vt r leal,ve this. re(1-.i
INDIAN D1;PUEDATIONS.
The fair reader shudders when she
thitcks of the settler's wife watoliing,
from the floor of her rude lint, the re-
treating forth of her llasband going out.
to his daily tabor—going out perllapii
to return not again, for before night-
fall a savage haud m,ty lay him loo'
smug the prarie grasses. Or it mat
be a child, a blight -eyed ileu titer, is
snatched away in an ungarded molnent.
to grace the neat war dance. When
we read tits heart rending details of
these savage depredittion, we are apt to
blame tate government for not saltine
more strict precautions to assure the
settlers protection: But we daily reap
of the depredations of that arch lend,
consumption, with scarcely a thought
of the terrible inroads it id waking' in
human life.. Tens of thousands of
homes are aelnntally desolated by 0011-
sunz.lttiou to one by Indiau outrage.'
Like •t.be Indian, consumption o tteneet
comes stealthily, and no danger is ap •
preheu'ieil nntil the victim su'itlenit.
flzldY himself hopelessly ensnared, and
death's f.tt.t1 arrow gilds tri? scene. Dr.
Pierce:0 Golden 'dedio:tl Diecoverv, a
potverftll alterative, tot bl sod.pnriii-r•,
and tonic, has restored thonsandi of
consnmpfivei who bits tried every'
other remedy reooaltnenit'd to thein,
without obtaini'•g any reticf, anti' a.re
willing to ttstif y to its remedy powers.
111rw.tun or (l,>1NTF'arrr•rs ANn (MiTtTto?ts:
rlie high reputation guiu.'3 nykI.ti;rArv's Pee-
r, tri I3ALgt:a for the aura of Coughs, COM -
:mil all disease.; of the 'Titro tt and Lungs ?las
;.,ttu ri-'t: to al urit•'t4 itnitn•een'n, the genu-
ine PRO:WHAL 33ALsstr hats Cita carne of P. C.
Hatzyar.i blown iii the hottie watch fa of the
large size and. sells at 85 ors. ZG c think it
proem• to warn the uu=;uspecttti against I3.LL-
-A is bsariag other names, or remedies off, -r,•'1
l; n subatitnte. Look carefully to thi::,nd
teas no other than Il.iiwT3.w's PLctonAL
Few people !lave any ilea of the care
with which tub:teco lies to be atteteled
after it 1, grown. It will iethibe rd'lrs
,f almost. any kind 1f placed Bear the
.nnlce of them. A. pig stye, for 1n-1
.tit);e0, near the 1 dais wh t' a the pia!).
ters(oro. bit Crops will impart-, n die-
v:reeehl) Haver, ishil'h 'to care after-
tittr,ls Will div';;t it CIF. .1.Iun:1;
teeny Ineeeti'i•,ue taken to n1talu a
fitulllets leaf for the '•itivrtle Navy -
brand, iR tt) rtvl't,t t 1 1 CA, Ptf111V tli, m'a•
this:+ which Pvery fernier ttclt)ptS with
tli°i erop5 in the•sew:Ions '.f Virginia
where the '' 1il rile N:►vy" leaf is ,
g• YOWL
ouewPreto1 E q;. io
s71itiigin£0L35Of A
sultwgitt ' oosof hielpoty
%:-I iage groat dofsros , s
fort. iii d Uv ciiu ev
trail, soouroiy ee , i ooeipto
Itxr Vorit►i ltitsctte "rinexr ih(ttteo
I�U14 2 WORKS.
sale-.LTMAN It G
antes re•
s()ddlneuts to
75c par box: 4
here. Whole.
to. Sent •h r
ice. Address
0« Tenon o
G L TO 1 PROPR TIF.
T:at fog added to my mond. mayyt�utnerv, noel 1',ru
onre l 1t 1 tt ;e quantity of i1V$t.elBoa pump lots, 1
HMI pre.itrca'.uu.tot art article ..
Su, erior to t.ny Facttiiy in blit County,.
and atprices that ctery competition, Rolls and
Uistnrtta dugott the nisortest notice.
Bolero purchasing can tt the Flan' Pump Works. `
r.^,,'3hop--Ono-quarto utile unit of ginner,
T,outlott Road. Huy )
GREAT BARGAINS
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MISS GARLICK'S
Tho reulaining stook of t+ununnr Rats and
Trimming., Panthers, Flowers and Ornaments
tvi11 h e .;cid at greatly uttiucacl prices
'fir (400(.1F4.
Rnniton,tnd. Point Braids, Berlin and 'Maley
Wools, Ottrnti ins and Slippers, Theca (smut ,s anti
Braid Pius, Oar,ll,oarii, Iliottoes, ere., etc, These
(;noels nOvit be cleared not, lilts will be sold cheap-
er than they a -11 be got anywhere else in town
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If ''tai v�
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ONE OF' THE OLDEST AND MOST BELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOP.
THE CURE 07
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, ^ere
Throat, Bronchitis, lnfiuenza,
Croup, Whooping Ccu h,
Asthma, and every
affection of the
Throat, Lungs, and tom, ezt,
including
CONSUMPTION,
VWELL-KNOWNPHHYS.IICIAN WP7T7.: •
" It does not dry up a cough, and 'tsarre t;r,: err s•..r
behind, as in' ate case with most Aral:.ra n�u
but loosens it, cleanses the lungs avid aide y.e is ;
talion, tiros removing the -cause of cos aplr..ia f."
DO NOT Et DECEIVED by arti:di a
bearing a similar name. Be surd you g t
WISTAR'S BALSAM OI+ WILD CiI.EItli;ii ,
with the signature of "L BUTTS " u:: ilea
wrapper. • 50 Cents and .$1.00 a 1::L1tle. Pet,.
pared by SsTR W. PONTI,L &
14Iase. Sold by druggists and dual'tngen
:redly.
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A Protected Solution la t%8.lroto, i2e of iron, t
Is as Gasify digested .and aseirnilated with t1'.
blood as the simplest food. When the. blond
does not contain the usual quantity of Iron, tho
deficiency can be supplied by the use of the. •
PLT UVTAN 8 IR b',', It eases a " ticoitean,l
ills" simply by TONItre Ur, Y3,1,TOO .•,ATINe, aIisl ;
VITAi.IZIivo the systotu.. The enriched • and:
Vitalized blood peruse test .every Ilam ret" the
body, repairing damages nn:1 waste, searching
out morbid socret)o-•y ' ' citing f ;r•
disease to feed nom,. arta is toe. , eerett ail the
wond.erfnt success of this remedy in curia;;
Dyspepsia, Liver Cor;t.plaint,' :`t ifs, .
Dropsy, , Chronic • l l•artrhina,"
Nervous Affections, r'era1al8 ,
Complaints,
Anti all"dibeascs originating in a bird 'state n£ :
the blond, :or accompanied by debility, or a low ,
state of the system.
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