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TIN 16 1871.
A CHANCE COMPANION.
BY L YIN 0. TEES.
" A. rolling stone gathers no
moss, is a saying as true es it is
trite. It is not a very pleasant tic-
ation to disparage one's self, but
I am afraid I roust admit that I am
a, rolling stone, and, if moss means
money, the h finely old saying well
applies to me. 3
Well, l have seen a great deal of
the world, and a great deal of life.
It has cost me many years that no
doubt could have been more po-
fltably spent, it has deprived me •of
reftrieg a numerous family to com-
fort me in my old age, though I gru
ain't say I mourn much on that ae- not
count, and my travels have often coni ;any,"
been the cause of my troubles. To " Ah 1 Do you thin
illustrate this latter circumstance in he 's only your bad
some measure will be the occupation shal see."
of this article, • e pushed ast the , ervant, and,
It has been near] th rt ears telli. g me to ollow him led the
y y y
since I, a young and inexperienced . way
tapering the oor,
,
w
;entered
, aback thro igh d• kharid,
youth, gathered. alll possessed of
au(! it fitted i t tables
good solid dollars into `my money g Y p " room
belt, and strapped said belt around at e -ery wind w, whey. *ere seated
risen .and�-wvo en air •ed in the
nay waist, keeping it well concealed � �
under my clothing, determined on
height of faShi n, and 1 i1y epgE g-
seeing some of the world I hacl ed • t the po ular ga a of cards.
e were in a gambliu + ell ut I
'peen but little of the world before J
b �'.
ver did . of know lit they. was from
•Duntry, a d had n r heard of
four storey brick house, and was en-
terecl by a high flight .f stone steps
lead ng to • the 'door .fro the pave -
men . The door had a large brass
kno •ker appended;, • wit 1 which my
cote anion gave a viole • t rap.
servant came to th.: door. I My
frie d might have bee the masher
ou hilt w
of• t e house, b t if � h a§
he
had not much respect ,s own' him
ill 1.
'Pell, Dallis," he it}d to .the
seri• int in a friend y I tortilla
tory manner, " yob I ` have re
turned, old boy. H w is :your
mist•ess 2r,
" Well enoug n h,` I gal • s's " wars the
>
answer, but 1 reckon she's
particular about aving your
so 1 Ma>!y-
zimor. We
made this decision, hating ne
p® laces. a maJ ) y of those
bit now I hsur
:ad money, and • would
damage my character of a stay -at- at t e table were too b with tae
horse to that of , fly -about. game to atter . to us, a di not
It was winter, tirne, and [ deter_ lift their hea s at ou, • qntr .ncle
rained . to see the South, first resew-- but one or twc of, them ne ed ate�l y
ing my visit to the Western States ret. dnzecl 'm companio �
until warmer weather. In those "$alloo ! you've 3q btck !
good old days travelling had to be said one, in astonish', lit, start -
done either in stages, steamboats, or .mg ; lI' i " do ou want tb bi ng tae
allips. As I was bcund for Charles- lioli'e'"
`sc
ton first, I found. it most convenient Hush !" aid m y P anion,
to choose a -ship, From Charleston "w eat are _yo talking t
I began to travel over towards ° ` Then, takin the m ho had
New Orleans; then I found the spo:: en aside, he whi ei&d some-
`stages and steamboats the most th' e g in his ar I h:ic lig rt
convenient It was while riding enmisR iving tha they wr . taking
alae of these stages that the cir- w'e, for I s'lw both .E of -them
ahi e cing furl• vel at and.
thimstanees forming the interest of b ' g Y y
story commenced. Susi icions wet'. slightly ousel.
rayWe were nearing New Orleans. . "ou must not think ythiztg of
We were taco—a gentleman fellow- a'h I said, to my old l in, here,"
passenger and myself. If was a .
said the man, ad'dressin me " ' f
dull time of the year, and passengers com se it wee . my my f Charly
were not numerous on any • part of say you and he have galled 1 a
the journey. My fellow passenger goo( ways, ani are bot : s hungry
was a tall, dignified gentleman, well as oIves , so if you .cep' back
dressed and bearing many marks of into the dining' room -e'll soon
good breeding, affable, courteous, hay °a comfoirtable sop for von.
and easily approached. It is not I was pot reassur- by this
necessary to give a detailed account apol. y fio lumsily mad but I did
of his personal appearance, but there not -now what else to . than to
was . enough about him to ` denote accet. t the blunt' hospital' of 'urine
to the South. host -I felt that I hadb. into bad
that be belonged b
Being a Yankee, of course, I was Com any, but then non • 1 of hem
the first to, begin the conversation, kne v I had money on y person,
by asking a question. for had corninunicated at feet to
" Do . you know how far we nobdy.
have got to go to reach New Or- T t.e supper was a very :ood one,
loans:, and after it they broug t on smile
He had got out a newspaper, and win , _ 1 had never in the
was preparing to read, but instantly. habi ' of using spiritu : liquors,
gave nue his attention with the ut- havi, g been taught by 1' ClIrisi-
ian mother not to taste t accursed
most courtesy.
" The distance is not much over thin but on this occ ' • i • n I was
thirty miles from this place, I °term ted to take 'one' gl as my
" con anion pleaded so ha • with me
chink, he answered.. I know the
thirty-seventh mile -board was to t• ke it, I foolishly E amed of
placed at the last station where I n.o d anger in doing so, lift . thinning
got in." one lass would affect m brain > +
" It struck me as rather' a
had lever heard of absin e.
drel,try shot," said I referring to the AN el], one glass led tri, wo or E .
e;,ation. Afte • that I don't know 11i w many
" It is not the most pictt�,resque. I cls nk. I have but • a light re-
place in the world, certainly," he colle Eton of being takltr back -to
answered .with a smile. " But I. the zoom where they :w gaming,
step there lune. I came and being asked, to . I re-
did nots 1 P
crown fzoi°it. one of the. upper cowl- >xrezuber ti[ze i. tan e about
tries." my 'raving no; money, and my :diS-
" Are you going to in New stop cave •ing myl belt to show them
Orleans 1'I inui eta, had. • After that all . ie indistinct
T propose doing so. Doyou stopecce it a motley reme brance of
r 1
oath., . and the. grinning aces of the
" Well, yes," I answered, after the hum to devils as they gathered aT' un11l
fashion of 111 countrymen, " I rather cher} liiey: j
think I shall." It was late next mo 'sing ere 1
"t 1 should not tlairtk you were a -
in
I found myself' lying in bed
native there," he said . iticltzil ingly. in a • iaLndsonaely furnish. d chamber,
�` A total stranger there 'perhaps `?" and outs oi_e lying be ide me• I
11z15crc1°ed iu the ;alive -ire.
raise 1 myself up to look at' him. It
He then told methat alt] ;ugh he was ay chance°companion, Charley'
was not a regular " resident of the Truman, as he called himself:_ I
city lie lied bttsinese that compelled had a clreaclfttl lain in ee,y: head, and
bat to live there off and on. He this was heightened• m n d
h Y l
` had an establish-wentthere that cut . over what had ha penecl the
before. It; seer red like . a.
I had - had ins ezd of the
y. 1 felt hurriedly . t my waist
high, e (1ecia'ily in the -winter; and 1 for my money belt. - .It was . gene.
he concluded by inviting me to bel 1 has, had no dream, it as all real-
llis guest during my visit to- the -1 ity, sill, sad reality -
t retie n t City. I I accused my coxa pan' on- of sav-
I thought rdthee. strange of this ` in brought' ine to that house and
hos llitc,cble ofie r,-ceoming ,to it did ! dnnz ing inc for the purpose of
from an entire strauger whom an 1 i•ol f.lt ryr. He vehemently genie all
Hour before I had never .land eves ! such action, -and. furth . r ' deal: red
on ; but, as. 1' sztid, I was' s pung and than le had been "clean ,d oat him
uneespecting of guilt,, and could ser: I self U the same parties.'- After A
no harm in his ,offer. . 1 attributed i tor•reut of condolence which I did
it to the famed ho:pit:r.lity- of i clot )etie\'e 'al, 1io d o . he. paid
Southerners, and accepted his invi-- he _NN ould not see me want, for
tatioI. - - I it he could only rake up enough, to
In due time WO reached N'ecv Or- I give 1 iln a start'ai gain at the .gatnicg
hams. Neither idler of us held much table he would soon win enough to
Lageage to trouble us, so we ilii; pay oth our expense .• If we'
mediately •ly stau t. (1 fur in' coneatnioe's i could get enough atone we could
domicile.' lie put 11 t al in -through go to Tacksrnr, Miss., wh:re he bad i lou:
inline in a f riend l sr ne,is' we ! rc.lati es,rand where- hs .said,: sr..e agar
welked throttel1 the sere •t-, explatl- ; woulcl make out 's ell e iugh.
irtg to UI( tIR' ,diffet ut objects we d- "Oil, you need -not be fraid," he
met. -1 found his conversation very s>iid i 1 conclusion , " yo will never
agrc'ezzble, and titiitai- e l my st.u:s fpi /'t.aarve while you have me for a
f,uc1i1FT ;u Icica:t4.tnt at companion. 1 if •rit�nd 1 will show you 'low to live
f:3ztucl his hawse, when we l(ached it; + ori \ 0111 hits."
to be 1'oee t& 11 in at sae y teak(rta(,le I 1 Jit ` was l �:• eor,Solace f r the oss
sate t1011 of il:s rite . edging fre111 tilt! - of my,'money, blit it was the be.!
e. t 1
bun/Mak/lin oUiltilli l'tll:t iIng:-. It was, a .' could ret.,, 1 wa.s too i
served Ilim for a hv°ni.e v; Bile in the nigh
city v ithout his troubling the ho- ; dreaar
tell, where board was scandalously
t e ways of the N
a magistrate and gi
o what had occurred
of getting my n
e len enough to pay
nses. , I was left
P
to
m
hE
st
st
w
st
_had wo
t e da
h.dmo
h>s frie
We
res w
pi t,
ree
se gers
w o ha
inn sla
e sla
a str
turn
Lnge city, an
to money but
companion was e
said. it was my on
rvatilon.
That day we went
amen lying at Ne
s d
rich
orld t
e info
so I
oney b
necess
one, p
had
my clo
a
ne'
ck,
ry
to
ion
no
or
ex -
nil es,
oth ng
hes. If
rnest
>nwat
y chance from.
on board c
Orleans t
fa
rat
stirred for Vicksburg, from
lace they would take the
ge fdr Jackson.
. tt
si
tl
t
b ing carried to 'plan
si •siphi and Arka
t ese there • were No
w re ging to St. Lou
shame , and from the
Iy companion
considerable money' during
and he assur d me that he
'e than enoug .to see us to•
ds at Jacksob
et with, the usual
ile passing up the
Vicksburg, a dist
undred mile... T
were mostly Soutberne
been to New
es or on othe
es themselv
ia
advert-
Mi is
of
as -
vs,
Orleans b ty-
business, . nd
s, who w re
nce
e '1
b
ti
w
fr
a
tc
fr
bi
fo
st
th
th
ar.
a
ti
be
ti
al
rail.
My
me at
na
m a
ing t
n. I
nds 1
arri
In d
i'g-
nd
rted
ere would not be another u> til
t day. Sc I went to .a .II
aged rooms for the night.
supper, .t:s I was very tir
to . bed . leaving Tru an
e stairs, he baying he Evan ed
a few dollars before he
I had mit ` been in bed long
was aroused by a knock at
of my room. I opened it,
the landlord:
ng man," he said to e
and his. face as seen by he
held was s white and agit�at-
clviseyto leave—b the u y
.r would 'be the best. I Pee
I -I
t
ations in 1lr,l.s-
as. i3esi
•therners, s
s, by -Way
ceto theE
mpanion. spent most of
the card Utile, where
onsiderable sum . of mo
young merchant who'
Peyton, Miss., to buy
am afraid he had not m
ft to transact business w
ed there.
te time we reached Vic
When we gotthere ve •
he stage for • Jackson . ad
a short time before, ud
es
ho
of
st
is
he
ey
as
ot-
eh
en
e ne
d en
Atte
went
wn t
earn
pt.
fore
e doo
d sa
"Yo
seriousl
lamp h.
ed, " I
brick d
tel
d,
y u are a green youngster and in
b• d company, and you may et
your ne •k twisted bofore you are a
• y old r."
I;ask him what be meant.
" Th man you have been travel'
in wit , and whose dupe yen are,
cc mit ed a murder in thio State
n t lon since, but has managed to
el de the officers of the law till co
night, when they captured him: in
my hou e. If they I nd y have
been in his compare ' you ill be
ely o be served in th 'sable
y
But I am inncent' o a y
crme," .I declared, vehemently,
" and ti 1 aro arrest ,d I will be
clelared again by t e judge and
Ju -Ty.”
' Hush," said the 1 ndlord, " do
not spea - so loud. T. ke my advice
and fly i mediately: If you are ar-
rested t e only judge • ou are likely
to meet Judge-Lyn.h, and yo r
chances for life wit him wo 't
be strop . The lynch rs are Treacly
ga herin and before n hou they
N • s�oi m the priso e, and f tI�ze
oft}cers place you t ere yo , .will
slat re th same fate as Truma o will.
So take this money, if yo have
no e o your own, and scape
se retly rom the ho e, and go to
th wha ; there will be a s'eamer
along be ore morning chat wi.l take
yo to S Louis. On e they: you
wi 1 be . fe."
coul only thank the la e dlord
fo his k'ndness, and romis:d him
1 s ould repay the mo ey he oared
m on reaching my friend He
toll me not to menti n . tha , but
es pe quickly, or ni chances for
' lif were few.
got safely from the hotel and
r- ched the wharf. The steamer
arrived alt the time the landlord said
it would; and I embarked f r St.
Louis, which place I reach d in
safety after a pleasant ride ov r the
father of waters." While t ere'I
received , intelligence that hiugs
• had occurred just as the la ctlor,d.
had indicated they would. Ti uinan
had been taken from jail and ynch-
ed by a and of masked men, . red it
is robalble if I had Leen th re. I
should have shared the sane f. te.
. ' file tabid -hearted _andlor had
sill plied °me s ith • enough mo ey, I
foal d, to, reach East Haddam, i
wh re ilny father. reided.
mo e safe in the bosom of my f
I o itain4d the means to repa
generous Southerner who had
W
lily life, while_ at the sante
res lved that,' no matter whet
-gee-nags might be, I- would
ntrust a cbance comnani.o
.M [ADNE FOR Tyro Ss
whi h tie
use/ in
machines
a
Once
wily;
the
ved
eI
nay
ever
Perry, of Perth. A boy,
has. patented, a tub hilIe
s•a square k not. It n be
cot ection with re tpirg
ant f;: will tie the s rulers
around sle sheaves as they are Mede',
ade',
norant of.)i Ulna erarel>iing jthe fareeer to dilense
with the services of one man and
relieve the team of his weight. The
nearest approach previously made
to_ accomplish tying by machinery
consisted, we believe, int isting the
ends of the string or wife together
and tucking them under the band.
A. reaping machine may now be
made . `to deliver sheaves ready
tied up.
At a mee
Association
since, Dr. I
ing remark
its effects
He did
matically, i
fer his opin
experience,
decide upon
mony he col
Tobacco.
ting, of the Young Men's
of London, ; not long
>fysclale made the follow-
in
ollowin regard to tobacco, and.
not wish to speak clog-
nd only ventured to of -
ions as based upon long
leaving the meeting to
the value of the testi
ild bear as to the effects
of smoking.,He then gave a short
account of he history of smoking,
and said that. the substance contain-
ed in tobacco injurious to the ]urban
constitution was termed nicotine,
after M. Nico, cne of the introducers
of the customintoFrance. About
seven ounces of nicotine were con-
tained in 100 ounces of common. Vir-
ginia shag. This szicotine was a
deadly poison, possessing about the
same quali les as prussic acid. A
few drops placed upcn the tongue of
a dog or cat would kill it almost im-
mediately. he human system might
be divided i to fout divisions ; first
that of nut ition, or .; the power of
converting food into nutriment
secondly, t e circulatory system ;
thirdly, the nervous system and
lastly, that of reproduction. The
Doctor, -in an able and lucid manner,
explained the evil effects produced
by tobacco upon these divisions' of
the human 'body, illustrating his ar-
guments with facts 'from' his own
experience.` Many diseases • were
clearly attr-butable to the habit of.
smoking., a ong them cancer of the
lip, paralysis, and blindness,, It was
the opinion of a large number of
medical men that the smoking of
parents was the cause of so many
children bei g deformed and idiotic.
The Doc&ot concluded by compli-
menting h r. Reynolds ippon' the
stand he had taken with 'regard to
this questioj., and affirmed the anti -
tobacco crusade:to be one of the
noblest ever undertaken. 1
Trapping an .Audience.
Some yeas ago, an eccentric ge-
nius, Rev. Thomas P. Hunt, treed to
give temperance lectures. bne`nght
he announced that he world lecture
in' -Easton. Now, temperance was
n
of that burnot in favorkairongthe ma e portion
g. The wo -
„ ti , how
ever, were 411 in for the' "pledge;"
and, consequently, on H nt's first
night, not a man showed iniself in
the hall. Tjie benches were pretty
well filled wlith women, though, and
Hunt com enced; hub. i stead of
temperance$ e put them trough on
the vanities' of dress e c. They
wore great !stuffed feat] r .sleeves
then. They --the sleeve -caught
it, then their• tight lacing, nc1 so on,
through the; whole catalog e of fe
ale follies 1 not a word a ;out tem-
perance.
m-
perance. And the ladies as eut home
hopping fim41, told their husbands
about it, and voted old H e t down
to the lowest notch.
He had amounted that
lecture at th
night. Lon.
pointed the commenced
and when Hjint hobbled
aisle, the btailding was co
well filled With men. T
low looked I about, churl
muttered : `i Hogs, I've
now !" The !audience star
hogs, I've got you now !"
After the crowd had go
little, the lecturer said :
Friends,' you wanted
what I meant by saying,'
got you now,' and I'll tell
Waast, the hogs run wild ;
• folis get out of Meat the
young pig, , put a strap tinder his
-ba-ly and hitch him to a y ung sap--
im from
wise he
when all
o see
en they
•e. Last
hurt it a
old hogs
1 see the
d so he
rite vice
same - place
before the
• e -would
he next
tiro ap-
o come,
own the
ortably
e old fel-
led and
got you
1d, "Aha,
quiet a
to know
[ogs, I've
oi. Out
nal when
catch a
ling that will just swing
the ground nicely. Of c
squeals and raises a rumpus
the old hogs gather roun
what is the matter, and t
shoot them at their leisu.
night I hung a pig up ; I
little, and it squealed.. The
have turned out to -night t
fun, and 1'11 roast you," a
did, pitching into their fav
ith a relish and a gusto.
The Climate on the ' acifc
Coast.
It was given me to say that the
t tan of human life in t1 e Great
lain of the Coluni-bia was( a hun-
dred years, and that it too- whisky
or the 'revolver, and genet. Illy both
to shorten that term. Wh n I was
fill Walla Walla 1 was told that= no
Man, woman or child had died a nat-
ural death in that town since it was
founde, . I
"But there are forty-three graves
in your cemetry 7" I demurred.
" Them died in their boots."
As I said it took the revolver to
thwart the plan of Pr•ovi lenee to
prolong man's life in Walla Walla.
to a plump . century.-•.Scrraucl 1F il-
•
Fresli Arrivals
BEAtTY &
BEG to announce to
has 'u
s st returned f
of New and Seasonable
to the enormous reducti
offer at prices which mu
fact of thei
0
heir friends and the public,
oro the Eastern Alarlket, w
RY GOODS ever . importe
p in the price of goads thi
t ensure a ready sale. Th
stock being all zie, and
Arrivals
ANY
tha1b their Mr. McMULKIN -
_th ne of the choicest Stocks
d in o Seaforth, hich, owing
a se on, they ar enabled tt
ey ti ould say that from the
bought since the
GREATFLL D
and on the very best terse s, that they are it
goods at ns'niinuni price They are not en
GOOD, bought at pric •s THIRTY 1.'ER
'MARKET VALUE. ' T e ey would also say t]
ods
RYGOPS,
a most favorable 1>osi
:utnbered with any P1L
1E.NT ABOVE TRUE
tat they have, facilities `
ion to offer
'S OF OL
i'RESif
buying both
possessed by no other House in Seaforth, ha ing intimate connections with some
of the largest Wholesale Houses in the Doni pion a id athorough knowledge of
the Wholesale Trace. "hey would res.nctmute inspection of their stock.,
which will be found repl te with all the „N velties in the Market this Season.
• Pticular at ention is directed t; the fo lines viz.
� owing
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Their LIQUOR D c PAR-TMENT is v ell
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gef+
ENT
BEA TY
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H MERINOS,
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RTMENT
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Seaforth, ,Nov. 3,
e of Argyle.
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GE, (Brewer)
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'ORDA1 CE.
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REPUBLIC:
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EN GLAND.
RY OF
ENGLAND,
ice and cheap
IBRA RIES,
OKS, ETC.
PAPER,
BILL
R,
Begs to stat
KID
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ere a -r
and. xeelle
itors and p
A tendan
soma le ho
166 tf
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COLL N§
that he has ope ed
the hall FOUR TA-
ey & May's Alanufaeture,)
wal be on Jinxic at .all mea-
s.
W. COLLINS,
the
we are now
(Sundays e.
Leaving Se
ing tiain93,
Walkerton nd
mid
nts
ILD
rsigned, beg. to inform
of Seaforth, ..Ainleyville,
mg a
AILY STACIE,
Ling ,',IiNtisIaetrahrfoisi:0:111thStr.&atneSd. °Cove:-
. l'} eaasndt faall mti'L:ns •': al sLisaco wirthy
ROSS JOHN'
BRIEF NOT,
ti-eryltsbodfy°1twisst'li.c"k- t
—ale Pa§toflice
an increase of ifevenue
Tear of over :$1,000,00
at it will soon bs se
—A "Virginia editor
she knows ebont baptb-1
--A desk 13enjamill
supp(ved to have learno
N14113 put up at .auction
princely sum of ten ces
1 ----It is said that tbel
w ring places are.
la* with niosqn itoeR,
fore were they so thoro
iz4d and eonfident of Na
:--sThe editor of the 31
Thoinson„, Ga, hal
Small hranch 'broken f
tree, containing forty a
a 'Space of fourineheS.
!—The San Antonio'
mates t:ie amountof mo.
in: the cattle trade of AV
during the last three m
minion dollars in go,1
Promotion. by inewit.
00tario, are ''dying b
lying along the - s
Fave Press attributes t
to noxious - drainage fa
ks.
of modern times is vac(
cause He alWaye in
al ys' thought 0.11.
;ra
—A pious ion it
has manifested his reve
father's memory by
pike zet of furniture m
tree on which the di
hang
----ak Peekskill Ian:
Gator ef the local Ace
yo* paper that my- y
fell swoop is enough t
"---atecruitee for the Bri
of I the line muet now e
years, neither ;iniare noi
is aoondition of the 1-1-1.Y,1
84 years of We peris
paaSsect with the Colom -4
the Reserve. , Atter th
of the eecond !term of
scildier will have no ti,
ow continuous engags
'' lat, nor will be have
*on, uniess by easi
-coarse of duty.:
t ---The early commeno
hot. seaeon reminds us (4
-of 'sma-stroke and the
be used. Leaves in the
mended for thos'e who
-wet handkerch4ef,
pose, while thOse W 40
" carry bricks in. their1
sures' t to succvinb,
appears to be on. the it
writer in the A't. Paul
sayis that there ale now
soh:same-aged in the trad
flights of eloquence are
but the 6.,(iin-artv supply:
(lower terms, 41veragiarl-
sermons a week at thiS
Idvocfldarss' galalZotlidsusemeni
try parson all, it e
. 'without any we4r or te
Fronde,'" whiehI we ez
know, hot. 1 lnay
-one care not if it be --ti
trieed through Ian lista',
to some glutinous jx-11,
is nothing. to Me hOw t
me has been pleased to s
or nized substance min
Th intellectual spiriJ
eassenee, we believe to be'
—.The Rimini'
irunTing on their pm
the campaign against /
Klaiva. The soldiers
rapidly- 'practised in- ell
breech -loading rifles on
.45caIntort a8TNiaveelivanstrilli'l
Ruisian army is the t
Troops are being desa
of U-stm7bas and 'other
exatement prevails 110
—e- Various personal ;
are thought ta be
eharaater. The color ;
al' the hair, the shape 0