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I __ - , :�� i�, - _ , - _ - __ - __ - - -.- __ - - - . � - �_ I , - - �, �;�_ -;, ____ . - , I'll � !:�� - � - I - - ". - - , - __ . . -_ -, -1-::- A 11,� ,� , . � , '. � - . - - - 1. - _ - - — . _- , - - — , F - - I - , I , I - I � — --- � — - �, I I PEBBORAL. 1 4=M - — I — _10i�--�.__-_ k` I— - 9— AW � easons let - _�_ - � AQUEERCA334 - - t�_ - _�. ;��-&�� I - I � . - __� - - . - - . 1 �_ -, Z-�_ , - , ___ ,,- , 11 H �,W. 11, - '7Q;�-�_ __ --'--'-'-'-- _'_ - li further pr , I _. .. , . - , -V - __ . � - - --V-!-J1",_ _.� W oof I,- Z " __ W�jw - �_g.,!" ____ � - ,,.-., M.j 41 YOU wis - . - � 1 -M,,W_��4VMIAT&-.',N-Or�riepass�4 0 Dec]Lares He I I � - '. � I - - � - X - . � IT, - ,*- _'�hrough Shang- ,Mr. Austin Gorbin's game preserve at A. Mum Wh WAS Born IL 0. p .- OUPP. , 4,,!Er--X_ _ - -1 .; - � . � I - VtWT �� ,.,-- 11 _R4,_11 � � J� - %t reading -was -the aii4le Newport, New Hampshire, has proved to I 1-11, I - , _._1 - �', -, . ! , & , I -, Q_ - A Remarkable One .- ,. � .'.- �_Tf-,V01ft �', 0, , � - __ _�,c .... .. 9011 �� ` ,� 1_�, __ - and tile wild a". - ,�, - I - ,� _ W.. ,�m 7� � � . -, . - I I .1 - - — , �,�;__ - -�I, - I 4- MR __ , �46 - _-�- . I � i� - PW49mut � I 0 __1 � .. 11 ��1'1.:� - �f I _( - -%Z K � - : , e—seeK US in P_akin,' but be a successful investment, . � - . ---------- � I _ - `5 , I �__ - 4i40e�--,,-- ' � - 't � f I putiaside the word,' in,' a1d am in- animals in restraint there have multiplied One of the most remarkable cues that I . . _11�_,� � . � "I-01 - 94 Y C RM GO treat - 1 �� I .- - - �� ` ' I' .�` � ' , , ky� esire tos* _ , tion. They now number ever puzzled the medical fraternity is that I I I k d _' - . _ this I us' as part of a word, beyond expecta I - A THRILLING ST -Q -R -Y OF C I .. � - - - --' . � - - - ' there- of which the lettiers on either --side are a- more than 700, and range in variety from ot Jacob Ritten, who left Minneapolis on ,7;� ! �! - � >- -, A e � a nger, since I per ' ��L�� -I?-- --r - �p �� I 00 �,__ �_, - ny 9 . .I' , - ,sagos which he has entrusted to many 9 , " Flemish rabbits to Rocky Mountain elk. Noyember 18 in charge of tw* atteud%nts To Tug RrGuT i1050RABLE TiZ F -ARL 0" rds cctenth W sa ;� ,-. -�� - me C An&often I wondered for missing. � . I _11 birdsy S,31 gather from the wo bat reason he -had been seized-: -*as it Even as I spoke, bomethirig told me that These latter ariq,als have'thrived very re- for treatment at a Bost(m psychological �� 7, .- " t I ast has reached its des- w . MY LOB]Yx I I ,,allow, one a e - because of hatred for the European raci� I had wandered into a mere conjecture. I markably in captivity, but the greatest institute. Ritten was a couple of months , * I . ]�k is *Y� Custom tb, write freoly;, and you, tination-the hand -of -a brother -man., . upon the part of the Chinese ; or had he fell into a thoughtful fit: to tell the truth, increase has- been among the buffalo, the ago adjusted insane by the Omaha Commis- - _464,044�" ns� i w I desecrated some religious rites, or -in what I had not greatly considered this point till original small berd having grown into five sinners. Dr. Clareace Miner pronounced "_�, ai4gA tbose',jilio . ould. I am young, wealthy and free, and Lac - � depn e � bus strangely anner offended his cold-blooded foes? now. I bad knowlA that Pokin was my he�ds. Eleven calves were born during the him to be in a hypnotic condition, but other - J vs�,Te� of ' ,th liberty of mlfan-' - copt the trust, that has been t in The wise in perfect health. As this has been , . . I it�u ��Tnlo - months since YOR -00"fided to given to me ; and if yon are alive, William On the day which remain6if before my destination, and I had looked upon it as year just closed, and all are thriving. . '� '_ - 6f �� , even at the - _iy,3jf takrOW h deals Norris I shall come to you, ay - --thut �06rtion- te L ----' A ` __ , pool 'y own life. of Germany have been equally prolific, and perts within the last year, A W&s det,ermin- 0" - nle_ - _ departure for the North I lessened my impossible to coniectaire a word which' wild boars imported from the Black Forest the verdict of no less than ' half a dozen ex � -- � #o y risk of in I But now for with your quest in the 193.$4 - baggage as far as poss6le, by the packing would exactly fill this apace. - _4 - :meaus I have longed for adventure, a, have become elephants, as it were, 0 a a 11 �D �, , bi , .!� ,'., - � " __ _ nd the op- on the ed by the relatives of the patient t t k - ,_ I 01 'at la I �� _ -ty _�" = Jet ,*&, _J , h of, all that I absolutely required in a a moment I began to think differently. I 1. - - �, .ft - �� _,_, t portunity has come -an opport ,--keeper's hands because of their ten- him to a psycholo ical hospital and see what - I �t, � , urg at , _ _qlu - -whic , -67 __� , �, .;; I oMP i_*1i!?1 g m. 9 - R gi , - , AkIr'-' 1. ,g 1. ; -YK�.;-_7.,�5, single portman bw , 11 Can either of you suggest a Chinese word a �� , - � 'A � % , , � 61 W � � 4 �. 9 no one could have forseen. ;- 11, dency to destroy the young of the other could be done towards restoring him tO his - , ,.- - � - V -A.- teau and the committal of the - -6 10 - , . - , li�� ,�; ___w or -We - � � , I � - -.1 J k ou � i - 0, died -of the hotel. I was ending, say, with I usi,' ar ' uss I'll, - ___-__1- ��,,. I 1 __.__7::��;- -- _��, I � remainder to the charge _�, __ , _�i�_�, __ � - , . � Brumds, April 23rd. .-IS swallow animals. former self. The peculiarity of the case '_�� __ � � __ d , ta; - '. I �� . C well armed, for I kn6w not what casualty I might go through the whole alphabet, You, m -lord, ,-' � this morning. It appeared to be an old � -in gentlemen 9" r -asked. Will Carleton surprised the people of consists in Ritten's persistent assertion that , -1 - - - bird o but whether itbe tha&i wassowhen might occur ; indeed, I may say that, and that he was �t&," 1. df I --- .. `O` I �t . � .f. Kansas City by going about the streets his name is Anem Hotoa, - , . WV % -, . . . . . . . . . I � ries re - . addition to my own revolv;r I had three But perhaps it is unnecessary to say that during the recent "cold snap " there with- born in the year 327 B.C. He says he went . InAlItI8006 �, , this man ip ChinA, attached tke.;-paipar to its � � 1, �- . I.., _ - . ' __ t 0 t I - -whether it has grown enduring others, thus allowing, in case of need, for the riddle remained unsolved. out an overcoat, and asserting that lie felt into a trance about 420 B.C., and was em - I th stu , u 114- __ I- lftqb;� or' - - c, And what, bl ine " ask - __ I �� _ , a & e years in which it has flitted over the earth one apiece for three rnen�, English or Chin lien, do you imag;, ,, comfortable. The poet, who looks quite balmed while in that condition, his relatives en aro 9 �, and though it -was probable that these ed Frederick Dicey, a little later ' t� have I . are related in hllapresiatiie-e� e as the prisoner's messenger, I cannot tell. est � I I Vy unlike one, is forty-seven years old now, believing him dead. He � wou �` b ' I � lianly tnol- , Was this message written years or months ,rove 4 agg - � 41 �t,beadthOvhigtdr'k, ofthis pape - Id- -P" � iwly# ( _ , r Q p - �o . ,�,,; W - - I � ;,,,, gleeling of -A __0 - I'Vf lt"Welltj i ,in 6 00me, t4le� , ,� . and there are noticeable traces of gray in -to , 1 ` - it wb.ft&M V - -09 th4 r�, mo�e ,�vith th IM r D e Over. th6jk j�ou see the whole' a DESCRIBES THE INCIDE'*TS - li ji�s,'Iho .-foi ago? I would give much to.learn the date. had "th eA i - � , .( - his hair. He has an athletic figure, and - . .� , , -� , , _�__ r� 'r'i I . , 1. � ;�,,_ I ... �Tnah or3dng, t - , rescue, in some place where tdlecurlo Wj�j with the idea of Brave bird I what fate br�aghb von here Ped ib�# the"r6egseqS - r than t ' -- - ' or I ntfliz* ruit an t wears a business suit, with a silk bat, and of the reign of Ptolemy V., with a minu"- I �t � , _., - I .1 an I . .- , - , - i- " A ,Jhk V � -, , n, � h0q! had t?Wo stfoD I e .. e natur I � L'b _ rkti- U_ k certain liberty, in so rw] .�Cxat D4 eyes over your e 1- � 14", .� .;-: Mr , todie? What can have brought, you to in �_ 1� __ there is a diamond pin in his tie. - ness that establishes at once his krowledge of , -�c - ! - .�e I __ . , , - unpeas d a ' a-* I that in I �`fa a Me to Pend this message. ' �_ 4 ing the ag WIP -0 I 'a 0 __ 11- . I - JM� _ r , ., 'i '_ " vink1blood, scratch - ,Q - _ �. I ' ' — -- . �_ unprep C ' �m a , -1 I r4t&,� - '. pr - YQ - -1 . -a A,� � .i9sawil � __ - f ; f come. e f � le! -4 1-1 - � �q I 0 I ' ; % D lines; --mel* ft* - , d -,- , from a land thousands of rnilea4way, Carleton's reputation, as a writer of "poerns ancient history and possession of an im&gi , _ � � ,4 ` * D4 _ �� _ U. � . __ 'I -_ M:-'::' �W,f�hsomethiug of the home,"' as be calls his "Ballads," Was -t of Rider Hag- , '�� , � � k power of the GOA above ? i I ' J , N atiou secou� not even to tha -W ,tvat'Y04 �� 'e a pin.- He has written , gag, I &Wfn 1-00-11, i�a William Norris m,e Sw . W " _ _ established fifteen years or more ago, and gard. RittEn described to The lVorld cor - - ancy am arp Outh th9Jrtd09r__1�,VQ1!!!_' " , ' come too late. , This morning I ,Xre'roe were two young I ows in Sh a a ana all , Ilk it is still sufficient to keep up an active de- respondent the personal manners of Pf olemy, - � , -,L3 ` he first evening i t E__�-�1111, " ��, - _ - a number such as this: we read it there, - ' _r�%- - - - n - . to my oldest frianol�-tbe_ very. niand for his books, He is nowafty a free � �' q Zh'; n A�_, ` - ," - hai whom I had met, upon t I& ;,,-I ,,A-1�.. ' This is acteriseL� as a "pretty shrewd , ,,,� _ - ., - 't whom lie char, - � � i VW I - literatui , . 'r " 11 . I— , to revise man to go with me on an adventure or ex of my arrival, at the house of my banker, where he says, enth swallow. re, producing stories, sortofaguy." He says thepeople who are �� - r . i � - - a -_ , and publfth y6ur- '__ I 1, !� ,,I see fit; but th I - with whom I dined. They were bLothers; only one of many. If it is in Court lance in I cursion of this kind. , h*w- llia�,qf-ply sketches, and plays as well as poems He now claiming relation6hip with him have - . 11 .''., I " fi��_-�- - . their names Frederick and J ames Dice Id ' OV4�� 1 ; - -1 ,,Wait ' - 1W 1111 y; grounds that he is � prisoner, I despair of . i*lties at present from six' pub, no right wh�tever 'to the title. The first �111 N99 - 0 - � --- ... :, it , WO&8' (If before me now. .-'I- "-.OrA 4� him; but in the mean time, I shall receives roy a ;; -�,, !�";At � - I . ektraot possible sooner. Will go t4 the -lead of and I took a liking to them from the first. rescuing lishedvolumes. At the Whittier Memorial time he ever sa,v 'them was when lie escAp, , I deeided to Dut before these men the par. say no more. Here comes the bv." the interest f work in my Own the world with you then." %Ttcan not wait . exercises held la,st week he read & Poem ed from a museum in Philadelphia tb,r('e I way ; &,zd . - - '; � _1 I � . __ art to da 8 aj�� ty �to ticulars of the expedition upon which I was A short colloquy ensued ; then Jamejq ,gypt & month. Every I � ge� - � which he had written for the occuion. yeareago. He was brought over fromE . , -* nd you a ' ' � �I 8 y - L-" engacred, and ancordingly I invited them to Dicey turned to me, "he has fou _Vaj � - dy of an - the warding 3,LLL , " - m- William Narris. hall go A4 1�ith me upon my'last evening ashore. " Julia Ward Howe, began the eta by Prof. Haggin, the Egyptologist, he s4ys, � On . �� th,you in ;.,- I dine v guide, and good man too. I . 'ampany . lompally - , I ,,,My, inter tion, thaffefor�p, iato.io,to P4kin cient Greek in her old age, but probably and was conscious from the first moment - � . -and-I-have a wherev�iir he7may -be I sent the -boy from the room as soon as We sat late that evening -my last, as 1 with no greater interest than that,---Ivith the lid was taken off the sancuplaague, Ile � in) e I . ad. to find this man,, 11 n I must confess lookedupcia', &�eirciifi,Stan es strangety --or by - -soule dinner was at an end, and then narrated to have said, in Shanghai; and stani a -OU1 ,,, either by a. prolonged search, Jiff - 1� -ears gone by. . . relieved by which Queen Victoria took up Hindu experienced neither hunger nor thir !�. Y ering, in�' the y miraculous intervention -which. shall enable the two the incident of which you have al. that my mind was not a lit2e at seventy. That was three years ago, and a desire to get out of the rags in which,his And, lastly, as the tale with which YOU me to fill in the mi.ming wor& -,-. � ready learned as the cause of my presence the conversation, and possibly chiefly so her Majesty is still bending her energies to limbs were bound, but he fou�d it impolasi, have entrusted me is familiar only to a few, Who would have thoughtt'- , � Vs ago, in Shanghai. from the knowledge that I was not merely . language foot until the * , ' . � acquirea. perfect command Of the ble to move either hand or , , 'bad haive r, . &dded-a . I he was,p�; d I shall cover your identity with the cloak that I, Herbert Vanscombi- ftmd " You are both," I concluded, " men followin- in the footsteps of Willirim Norris of her Oriental'subjects. She has Lngs were taken off, am o] , 14 You shall figure as a commoner, ew�-_' 1_51, � e whom I feel that I can trust. One has a to disappear as he had done ; or at least, if . ' _,�! wrapp 'to of fiction. made up my mind (on jown , of t , h ataffof Hindoo servants to her household under a glass case in the museum Oi �'t . ;,- X ho would follow in place of a lord ; for7" it is the custoui Of dilatory order) to set off u �� f hours' strange feeling, which is not, exactly tear, I did so there were those W to whom she gives orders in Hindustani, and Academy of Sciences. Then he began to & " "I POP M- . a novel -writer to Make a commoner 9, peer,. no. ice for the far -distant - n Nhr and still something very closely akin, upon me to lay bare his fate and mine. wh . enever a r&Jah fromlher far Eastern d6m- move a little at a time, until oug.-'ev&Mg � I � . I , , -P _qries launchin out alone oil a venture of this Four da,ys later in so 1, from perversity, take a malicions day.- I shall be on boai!d t "ee7s Jg y guide and I reached e e ,,.. Cusp - J I inions visits her palace, as in the case of the Just,before dusk 1i crawl of ouCof thec"e, _ pleasure in reversingtbe order of thingsand ,stkini�r it-Marseilleg;.-� Igid"'i I , _�jQ kind. may tell you plainly that I expect Tientsin. � - , " � �a _ and made his escape in the janitor's over- � - . i , " , ,�, h� Gaikwar of Baroda, she converses with him t%king my revenge upon you. calculate on being � in PC ia'W_Affifn�'bVO to be in Shanghai again within three months (TO BE CONTINUED.) . � - I � in his native. tongue. - I coat. When asked to account for �be I have the honor to be, my Lord months and a half from now. I accompanied by William Norris, for this I a e,n S &fee . � - An old resident of Indian"Plis who was knowledge of l9cations of dilff i it ,t Your Lordship's most obedient r whicli brought I , , "' . - - . Ir � A considerable journey fqp &,_* - rica Which helig-tra-, ' ,M -.� .,;, - cities in Ame ys, � - A -, g- "'� � tiF ooth says and �f . ,*� I � - 1, ,.. 0 A. well acquainted with the elder B �, . * _q * V p �i Al, " ge studied .y tr%veler reason, that the chain of fate, I . ,!e vent, who has never done more t*O about the swallow with its messlige across the seas SOXNAMBULISTIO PE ULI RITIES. that when that great actor lived near 13alti- his'convereation, Ritten says he has t -V.,&-U -,, ,t- - , � X 1 . �.;-, � Wr , �; . will mise a link or two if I succumb to the . . I Al V - ,� __ the Continental towns I 4� 'I , ell I � the little farm in the suburbs on which hard since his escape froyn mummyclom to - - I Well, it could not haTAAM r d ba death I ma,y have to face. But, all the same, Some Stranxe'17hings Done by People While' more, ource of much acquaint himself -with the world of to -Aly . I CHAPTER I. i k�, W e a I am prepared to die, and ready to do so, I Asleep. he raised garden- truck wa,ga 9 10 �a f more fortunat time. Irt,4, lity the .theatr& in and its usages. -The man ne,v .r become�ln � . . the city. The products of his 'ba"assed by quotlouB put ,_,-- -, . hie"Lo ilil&*h�i MiO,01jee, � It is repo ,greater intcre�t to him than the least em a ' - , . , .��- -,m I Ift-1 - ;,,..� unless I succeed in escaping from the Chin- I" ., � " I . rted that a young French clergy � farm'he would I - � . I I . � 1-1 . - - '*� � 3- _� . - I . -tli� .0 1, _ , I - I - I - rt - . . �_ , ,�_11� 7 -2�nk= -, - -'U - _'Adi o -a . I ,,i _4 is himy �,�- j"iriCu#.1%i " &c�rruoebeAfj ai-� 5a OL,;,� ese in company with �Villiam Norris." , A _ I 16- at,- -47 man frequently arose in the i(Idle of the .ns �but answersvv�ry irjp�7 V2 - i - , _�41_1�� i -A- I - - � 15 _- I 1. - L -14 �A in I himself take to town to, a4I,,,and_' _ , � I � I _4L, .. � o=�� I ,i rl� , 11 , , , , I his eyenitig. a - �, � I a " -1,c�. Neither of the two answered me. I think, . , 11,�. on. � " ... � ,.; ---Ut, -�v4�;�&,m Rlwo�,- i as Dig I i e slee% and wrote several ser"'. t4i, swy& the aged, Indiana: UIM� !- I 1-1 - - V�1: . -tre. #gm-lift"I �hing .. 11, �. #a - " Ume", ,, ,'I, tire Mirka- . � ,��--*URPRxSFNG GLM,N&54 - 't_�. (his ifT Mi'tke day I believe I should feel almost dlisappoint- men, they were touched witJ,1 somf* . compose them, but h4, hatanding � �__ 4� lit hil a n / . '. _ - _ I � � , .%t , I Mons. 3- ot only adz � � _ I � veseen Mr. Boot . . , , �� - , he spifit much ti_1,0�14 making profuse place in Baktimore " eager to sell a , I had beeb. more than usually warm for tills bol were any one toassure me now Chat the same sorrow as had fallen 4tpon -, 6. AN -, quart of The impression produced an theise whd IN - 1W . #h . ,_ - i - .� . "�,1.11 1. . �, � � season of the year, when ra� eye was at�; Wil lani X,rrii hai bech dead for Years ; or I relit my ci 14 �� .- � - : 0 - lie - otioDs oil his berries as any of his neighbors, though pir. tened to the wild talk of thismodern Egyp- ff_� �-!V'g A- -.- W rf. corre . .v;,,�,� - gr . 'Li �1 1$0 A is as crazy as a March hare, ., ' Me N I __ tracted by a little bird that alighted first !Oerson to , If you he 0 g5L 'I ,,_,,* r�e , , , , 1, , were Norris himself to arrfive fit , Vk* - 4 , r W AT " . Z , I'Ma ; _ ir ould find perfectly haps that night he would make thousands tiau is that he i � Upoir the_ pairapeb- and-. theTr111 a 'no' inform me that he had escaped. How sel- months' time,' Ida , Ing,t Y� of but there are the assertions of the medical - � - , f4t I - ., I . e elitt of dollars at the theatre where he was bille I V - 1 - Were William lighten my tonej�A" ... U6 0 - I Ritten bus a queer me,a_c�e bwa. ij,l[68t-�6t ib ". it was 9, fish is the na,tare of man 11 A rzdkn%lt� . . ,- AV ��'__ i* .to of France the men to appear. He would hang around the mar- men to the contrary. '. ". . _ � * a d. � r , - is history, which is told by Mrs. Stielhoff. fiis - - swallow, and appeared to me to be in 0, Norris not 'a prisoner of 'the Chinese n in Shanghai th , tit - 2 over the marshy ket until it was time to go to dress for h ,_ '. - t� re .. 16 -i - sorry plight, and worn either by old age or at their mercy, my journey would have lost lishmen have..' peare t thl ort?9 ground on stilts. A sleepwalker on one part, and then he would leave bis wagon in sister. She Bays that she and her two broth, I - . lengthy tra�vel; for its wing drooped upon its zest, and the spirit of adventure would Will you ma V movement, matter ' - e the children of a Russian Jew, named 'the ground, �and,'Its eyes viiire,half cl6sed in be gone. , . whether he an e dead oi aliv to seek occas'on buckled oil his stilts and crossed a somebody's charge,'returning when the per- era ar : �_ - � I swollen torrentm the dark. On awaking formance was over, perhaps to find it, per. Michael Ritten, who with his entire family . . - - 1. �ea in se. . I yea . is was driven out of Moscow in 1860. The r_.e Chect, ouk, 'my. hand, and i.1t w dilMdult for a man to be honest to us out? Will yon do something f us here he had not the courage to perform the haps not." I thp swallow, in t,bocf-lne himself in thought, I in Shangbai?"-in spite of myself, my voi elderRitten refused to join the Established I . 0A I ing nQ mwmeMea : ice same feat in daylight. -The pathway to literary success is not Church and was hustled out of the town, my Captive. - � * * * * * w%s thick. A young girl. some time ago was observed always .smooth. The greater part of Ibsen's I was endeav�ring to ascertain if it was z. -Life be- " We will," came- the answer, as with 0 n'e to be perambulating the housetops in a cer- maiden effort in literature, his tragedy of being compelled to sell his, property and . wounded, or how otherwise the bird came Ein route eastivards to Peki? voice ; and then Frederick, the. elder, in- tain street of one of our large 'town,.. Her Citiline, was sold for a trifle to a grocer to stock for a song. They moved to London, I .. to be in such a condition, when my glance comes a dull monotony at sea. There is quired, attera pause : I parents were communicated with and steps use for wrapping paper ; and even when the arriving almost penniless, but the father by I fell upon �7hat I discovered to be a fragment nothing all around but the glassy wave and "Canwanothelpyounow? Whatisit were at once taken to prevent any mishap dramatist was well started on his Career hi's per i I ut energy made enough money to b a a e I of paper, closely and firmly bound with the unchanging blue of a heaven white with you wish to -be done?" befalling her. She snecessfully walked the chief source of support was the stipend of open a curiosity shop in the Mile End Road thread %round its leg. g'at its own loveliness. Occasionally 11 I wish nothing," I replied, "until length of several houses, then returned and $226 a year he received as - theatrical This proved to be a poor location, and a I - 11 Here," I said to myself, " is an adven- fflyinng-fish or two -will rise, and as swiftly you hear from me, or until three months passed through the window into her own poet,$ at Bergen. Ibsen showed great talent move was made to the West End where the ture - this swallow does not come to me by disappear; else there is nothing but tile have passed without word. Stay, there room. as & school -boy -so much, in fact, that his family set up shopagain in Wardour Street. . chance alone ," and thus thinkin,g_fo�' I regular beat of the engines, and the motion is one thing. I wish a boy WhO will An Amsterdam banker once requested a master, supposing him guilty of plagiarism This last van ture proved to be & success, and confess I am of a somewhat romantic turn of I& screw, and the silence of repose only act as my guide, who knows pigeon- professor of mathematics to work out a very because of the maturiuy of thought exhibit- a good deal of Money was made prior to 186 1, of mind, and that curiosity at once over- beneath the awning that stretches o'er the English well (I'll manage with him intricate and puzzling problem for him, The when'the old rnah died, -and Mrs. 1163trethoff, I I ed in his school -room comp)sitions, attempt- having maxried a baker of Lonion named came me -I took my penknife mud cut the dock. somehow) and who k *news Pekin. Can professor, thinking the matter good exercise ed to chastise him. ttireadR-an operation of no small difficult either of you procure me this? Do not for the intellectual faculties of his pupils, -Renan left so small a private fortune � _y, And thus it is, day after day, till one Strelhoff, moved to this country. A couple � I , _-_ as the bird struggled till the rem4inder of grows weary of the sameness of every hour. think I ran him into danger: if he is my mentioned it to thein and requested them to that his widow is forced to sell his library, of years later she was followed by her '- - 7e -,Z---- brothers, who had closed up their business - ,', -, re- _ �_ - !, its strength evaporated, and the missive, of It is only in after yearsthat the mind _ _� '__�_, _ _ guide, that is all ; his Chinese skin protects work oat the.enigma. On� of the students, and will dispose of it at the beginning of - _" _�___ . ". -, , _ _� whatever nature it might prove, was so calls these heavily delicious hours with a him, for the rest. Can I find such a man to- . - , ___,"_,_� _ i wwv -they might -be borft`uft*Wi�� in London and sailed for America with a , _ - � . -r - - -`ftir longing that who had pondered deeply over the intricate I a Pa a n -, :,,, � closet _=&ttgW vroWd. thtff-th . next year, whi e w iting for ,-rli me t to I . _ _,__ night in Shanghai, or shall I find him at subject during the ay, retired to bed. Some deal of money, in the neighbourhood � _ __ , were d Renan's life- good - �� I will pass over t e days which provide her with a pension. 'hey engaged in . , . , ,� the greatest danger of injuring the slender h Tientsin V I timeaf terward he arose, dressed, and seating 10 f of M. Berthelot, says that the of two thousand pounds. T , I �, limb round which it had been secured. doubly, nay, trebly long to me, in that my ng rien , farming in C4ntral Nebraska, but Mrs. . ,- -, � I I The remuneration must be large," said himself at his desk worked out the problem philosopher left the World alm t, as poor trelhoff says that for the last five years ,� Having finally succeeded, I wrapped the impatience urged me on ; and I will put the � accurately, covering sheets of paper with .... 8 I a ic ecar- V��, as on the day he 'quitted St. Sulpice to ject to peculiar ha,llucin- ,, er�is nothing: he may name1is sum. " his calculations. He had no recollection in begin the struggle of life. In our land of Jacob has been sub bird in my handkerchief, that it might not aside the sense of aching p in wh h r It 10 escape; and, proceeding to examine the red to me when my mind recalled He rose, and--aammouipg 101!4- , g!�rq, ,t,hq taoro gvf having done so. I be of ations. I or a week at a time he would insist -. fragments which I had detached, I found the quest upon which I was set, and , iTy �,- � -1 I tq well-paid college professors it will - __ I -to- a "Melt g I - -:&able � e is given by Weinholt. interest to learn that Renan's salary as a that he was a priest, and a subject of King him instractio - 'fi di ei ,�'r lke' , A; ' - .�i e. ..,-,, , ,*ema 'Cas �_ that I hold in my hand what was evidently when I realized that I was power- c, Savoy ?" he -!gig incon�lusi'diii. , A_tndsicat, student was in the habit of professor in the College de France was only -4 1 1;.� Ptolemy, and then woilld as suddenly re- - - � . - -, 1-11 1, 4# " . h .21, -, - � ' - , f. a small.and torn paper, ragged and destroy- less and could do nothing for weeks 49M - -� tho" JR, - in;, J' '444le of the nig and ume his normal condition. scouting the � - �' k %� call SaV -Catfib ** 4 A lit A ,J� *,i D , __ " differ- .. _bp ��;n $2000 a year, five per cent. of which was 8 ,T_iftft&; 'T's - - I - ,- " "_ '' - --"'- ' a� - �gota the piano would arrange his deducted for a pension. Yet there was no statemen , ,.-1 ed, partly perhaps from the attempts ot -W come. A few weeks have made a cb8"pbop can �' .�" ' �-�` " '� ts attributed to him by his rela- __ I - wallow, to tear it from its limb, partly Ace to me. At the first blush,l'tdb,k 'the . �*:x� - - T " - th" � - I � � . . "Then yo h " h continued, re- musilb and sit down and play correctly other theological lecturer in the French re- tives. I . ' - 11 Will U " 3 . _. " perhip% by-tiie wear and tear of time. : � I.- swallow*s message as -it came, as a ,-coinci- seating himself, "tINCII, silence in the the piece before him. Asshewing the acute public who attracted So many listeners to - �_ - Unfolding the fragments with great dence-no more. I ,lid not realize how a \ . 9'# . , _�, ___ mean time regarding your journey. llio,ence which existed in him during his clais-roorn, or gave his college so wide a BENEATH AN AVALAN OHE- 10, C1 t, t inte , . - - ��., Lre, and piecing them together, I fellow -man a life may lie in my hands, that "I do " I hiseleeping state, some of his felIox-stud I 1. was delighted to discover that my mo- I may save him, or leave him like a dog to ' - reputation abroad. __ . �_ mx' . 11 Is it necessary? WovId it not be better ents one night watched him, and suddenly . Awl'ut Death In Montana of a Brave and I _� mentary expectation had not led me far die. I did not accept the swallow's mes- to stir the color.y nt-.w, if it is trfte, as I turned the music upside down. Thesleeper, KET. - . Much Esteemed Torontanian. � :r . �, / -astray, and that the paper was actually sage so truly and deeply as I have done have little doubt, that this man is still kept however, detected it, quietly restored the , THE CHILD 1N THE BAB - . covered with certain , wor-is written or now. . Mr. RoyGoodwin, of the Great Northern . . . C�� - a prisoner? There is many a man in Shang- sheer, to its proper position, and went on - railway, Montana has arrived in Toronto , sea -days A Story of the Babyhood of a Famons � ., :, � scratched thereon, apparently in dark red After mainy, many days, at hai who would join you." playing. On another occasion o -ie of the French Statesman, : �v . I - - . , __ ink. In all, the paper cannot have been longer to me, I suppose, than to any on with the mortal remains of the late A. L. ".�� . �:Ivl � . it, and, indeed, �. - more than an inch square, which yet con- board -I found myself at Shangliai-Shang- I I I have little doubt of , strings of the instrument being out of tune, ,,, __ - - , __ I I I ��, tained in a small and clear handwriting- hai, with its fine band and its boulevard- I have considered," was my reply, ('doing the discordant note so jarred upnn hissensi- The vigilance of an old-time customs offi. Morden, son of Capt. Morden, of 161 Dow- - - � th'at of an Euglishman-sufficient to' give the Paris ol the East ! ,.: what you suggest; and, were I to do so, bilities that be stopped playing, took down cial, it may be said, Came, perhaps, within lin� avenue, Toronto, who was one of the : �-,, , , �- Inging the course of French his- unfortunate victims of a terrible landslide , - I were I ready to ace I spent several clays there, for the chief trust me I should come to your brother a, the front of the piano and turned the of- an ace of cha _ w me a clew to follow, a mother who had been to a in the Rocky mountain, on the 31st ult. - � I �-_. 1. �_ ept, self in the first place, to as of fend One da,� I - I * the mission now strangely. brought before re -c for your ing note, before continuing his practice. tory. , �;- --% - � -- . asouthstl wasobliged to waiW-fora YOU' near Marseilles returned The circumstances attending Morden s death - - ,Z� , assistance; but it must be remembered that Another student was accustomed to trans. country house � ' ' I ' - t mer to the North ; but I did not- nt - �, � me: a message borne by a swallow a W ng a ea ' Marseilles. It was twilight. were of a peculiarly harrowing character. ,I,:_ - " -1 . � in'quiries there is nothing�to go upa as yet. It is late passageafrom Italian into French during with her son to � . � �� . , -, ___ 1'y' from far beyond the seas. � . the time as wasted, for I had f N -1 ,,, � Z 1_�__� -Wh&n I 0 ent, . I , 11. _ �;_, After, prolonged scrutiny, aitid',the at- to make as to the man in-search.,of true that I know o "Is's imprisoum his sleep. He used a dictionary and. was The child, 8 years old, had been put in a He was only 24 years of age, and had been � - __�'� I I - but I do not know. where lie i most assiduous and correct in his searches peach basket borne by a donkey and the employed on the Great Northern railway - F tempfto All in'sitch wor&44 weri� missingi had come, and of .whom I had been able-, to .3 confined : so Ald might ta�e cold - as brakesman since May last. On the day "' .... . It t .% that my journey resolves itself simplv into after the words, needed. mother, fearing the cl __,_` - I'madeout the following to be the -writing: learn nothing in,Hong Kong. wa� b� Nove'alber-had covered the body of the catastrophe, a train was sent out _ I -1 a so�arc Touebinc, the sense of sight, which is it was in . * * Godi's name rescue * * - * chance that I ciMe across his name et in .h (at any rate, in the mean'time), � rather than a hostile affair, with the Chinese brought into play during such sleep efforts with a thick brown shawl. Tired witdi run. from Ka-lispell into the mountains to clear V__ Lose no tinge _ .* * * i * ` hanghai. . � I � ing around the country all day, cozy and the track of snow, after one of the heavy I , prison 8 � - - 4p- * 0, * 1*� nil *' Mibanker's introductions, which I had as an ell ea?ily � 7 . 11 m . � Cray. Yon will understand, a remarkable case is recorded of a young �_ In the " � : �` der the thi�k shawl, tl��e child was storms which are prevalent in that district. I Pekin By the Chia * * Tdhtb� swallow received by post at Suez, were useful in ,one enough, that I do not feel justified as yet lady who would rise from her bed and write warm Un , , - , hidden by the sides of the It consisted of a heavy consolidated moun- Sas . con asleep and I Williant-Miris-Sept.-mber , * * * ` sense, but practicall-y usellis � regards the in calling for assistance , indeed, in a, word, intelligently and legibly in cornpiete dark- s I believe that one man is much more abla ness. The most Curious featn basket. When the city gates were neared, tain engine, attached to which was a kind 1. God help end in view. _'Witliclut giving Any -one the re Iin connec- -getting all about the child, of snow plough styled by tile trainmen a '. , .Drosecute the search efficiently, and tion with her efforts was that if theleast. the mother, fo:. : I Thus the Centre part, which, from clew as to the object of my, journey I made to nee behind the donkey and "dozier," and a van. Engaged in this ser- 51- � " ,; I "t � witfiout exciting suspicion, than a band of light was admitted into her room she was walked a dista . - - ,&e folding, had come to be as it were inquiries every whOrd'as't6 t 16 mall whose I- did not make him stop at the Custom House vice there were seven trainmen and about : � a comer, -andwhiell,.evidently,coutain- missivelbad so-strarigely received. No half -a -dozen." . unable to continue. .A ray from the moon besearched. Thecustom officer,seeing 25 Italian laborers. The -work of snow ' - . I I �. eknewhim,evenhy name. Thiel was I was igl� . to Z . �X,and he W -w it. A"_ _ : ed tbe laft ' Jntoimaii6d 'necessary to q2 I � _ � . " er ,windco, pping, sue- �_C_:m A -T W, . ,jqg;kn .. . w was sufficent to the donkey jog on without stO - clearing had been successfully accomp,iiW �_, "' � - - - §4ee th&P--' . I - 'L -�,*-- *u- . - " a- "��W_;, - -1 - V_ , , ,�J�per �,_ _�, e 4ouldVonly �.condnue so in - dowk .1thID a loss to under�atand, because, to reach HF, � Dw , * ,� ,. :�iafh thb,�,boli, wu want'ill But the at . . 01, 1, �� __-1 Was laden with smuggled ed, an�t the train was re=, gy I I ex 9. curioid,gy A' dk4the yoVilill er. f _qM_-_%;1 - 1�fgi as-$ ( , � -' opedin perfect obscuri. ed at h,- n- wow, 1,� Pekin rA I eon 014 �_ " ' ' _ __ - ee am 'm - �4:� � I - I I pondered 4itJ ,o i ;k - s r a - meanipg of the missive was in a seuse clear, , I �y 4-. 1 f - , , , I p of a an after him to thrust his sharp side of the mountain to '�"111�_ it was almost a necessity that he Paper k�c(0j �, on by, '� swall ell h - "d -i �. M. Z- S-1 "I - "'k I go I --.t v 4* , � Z., - although there were some points upon which ,should pus through Shangba . - � i . i, - ot�)§*n f0t ithAbincrtheir ,t,e Probe through the basket. Luckily when Morden, who wa on the topof h I was unable to form a judgment. I shall much upon the sabje.,t, and c ,,, n&v -__,red. 'hot ,through- se mass nf snaw f_ _,eP_bU5P41 �Itf -t a ,N. 11 a dut* . - rk0 ', cler I( _� � ��-., the mother observed him, ran foward and Caboose, notined an illimen �__-'' clusion that the fC,WV-ordst;wbibl1f had to I " __you. Va;_or ih4i '&v are avkiki, there - ,_ L �1, point out what I mean, ,by ,repieating the COD COu#bAsAt%W_in anwV,�,M'M- to fi I ... I 9 .� e d, $"% *0 screamed ; 11 Don't use your probe. My moving down the slope nearly two thou'Wnd i woi'ds 4ith Abc. sift�ple ten ' �, ,,, �* ' , � , �q , l'i lkfiOair a ii &-,�'*�, i te n t feet above. The sight Wa�s an_appt,IHU4�� . filling' up., �f such carefully preserved must have been writ _ I - , I *� Agin the ON box' e veg" ee�loyed , . 0 " ince no one could recolleolt r, "d"'wth, -I-- -- - - - hild is in the basket. Tile child was Should the slide stri�e tbv.Tir_vy�,it,aae&xcj , �: many y-3ars ago, 8 2 e I c gaps, as may be - mily- trbaied, ikii - . I kept it, " -here it is !" . whilst they are asleep. Not infrequently Adolphe Taiers. - . . having met -or -heard of -the writer, or that T Aeath to some, if not to,46LL-L,.2�t4dt4f . -� Z - , I , -In Cka"' Dame'4�scu_e (me c r lial I lie Might have pused, , _-, r IdIk ,y ---h The two bent over it. individuals have projected and carried to -a Morden signalled to, -the, Wgiftwo,&i &i. _hg � p� , ,_ ,�, I Lose no time (w , , 9� , ; a -a to k&i�,, no wo PA -�_ A�Vej 11 I see yoa have gummei it to a piece of successful issue projects which they were The World' 4 e or 1) (am or are) prison-, �, _ , , S X03t IfSefUl River. ,SWUkhar . not tildna-kegan, a7mm � er (or a) � - V - 5t crease the speed. a �. , . , meats behiad;;:�-lf't-lieu!'44'oujk-ed to me t6 cardboard," said Frederick. "Is there 'quite inea,pa,ble of tackling when awake. The Nile, probably, is the most wonderf a) with death. It did not last lcmg,�'-�WAh:��& . - _119111 I � in the -- --- — -- - xamiyie-ther-gaests�.-bo*---at---the- hotel. 1 nothing on the back V I No doubt because they couldn't evim if - r in the world. It has made Egypt pos- tremendous crash that rqsounddd- -throilgh �� - �ekin,A rive , _v the�_Chia (eso�Ne�itll, 0wallow ' e I I Nothing," was my answer. "I did so they wished to, dream of doing the'm unless an arid wilderness into the the canyon.' and'echoed Iomilw AinvUo ,Villigm _ .' � . - took it in my hand and opened it Casually;, to preserve it. Do either of u know asleep. . � sible by turning - , No4is Se b-- nd date I ,pt,em e; (y.pp,r,a_ �1, �. .. 11 - I � almost in despair of its proving of any avaiL yo ri,heet land in the world. It has - ovided the mountain gorges, -� : - E, t -, I -:. V.,�'., .1 I - I ! I Cr , : I star�gi , �_ el - __ __ , I Ii ,om.4L�,-It ,�--�- ,�-�k ti-.-� d5 nvoluntpily ;W , ' I - Xt w -i - � I , & M ,� Ult Pekin?" � . : 0 � ��%, at the same tillie an admirable commercial � THE MIGHTY AVAL& � HS -i � me or us) I - ; - A`- laftc- w r 11 No. I am afraid we shall be of little �-� � 4k , - jj�duingmomentam, iiVerk f6ot-lt*rv�verAad , , -1 . .. V I _Ii_ v , xi) - , J li EGYPTIAN OAV AUY WIPED 0 UT. highway and made easy the transportation I - � upon th?, - 0 _1 . I 8 t `e"� iet�jap, which 'is the most opened at a date neal�i_ a fear previ assistance to you. One moment: what is Igi sw�ooped-,down Upon Ah6arwA Iiin * . . y J DUB, - . I lies in the third � themeaning of the word us in the third I of buildin naterials. The ancient Egyp- � tink, &* I importan of the whole, and before me was this entry: I I 1h of Their Outposts and tians were thus enabled to utilize the gralifte nipiletely over antViftirlidt,V� ' '' - line, It is evident that some nami is omitL C!�M I im'e9' You have spoken as though there They Stray Far Son A of 1,U11. turning it co ii p,,Xan from Nagasaki, arrivect. '� . of a-asuan for the splendid structure --a led -far belovir. , , =� 0 , I ,gn,, Ishes Annihilate Them'. with fearful force on U the Derv- _ ge_ . . X Pekin and Great Wall, w4s -d,ed-g-ted Thebes and of Mordeu wi-salibo-Weg-*6ff'c6hi'� boose arka ted. But what name I have endeavored 4 & one man only, -this would indicate Memphis, iaiid I$ otherwise. " A Cairo telegram says: -Details of the ' � . fill up by_judging�tbe lena,QL..o� t�eJpie; 47ust. If I . . even for those of Tanis, on7the Medif6rranean liatl9d 0,d thitV�_--4669 ow.&�40'" � * _ L C , ,6 Ang I answered him at once. "You have recent fighting between dervishes and 2 of� , 4 , ., .6*6r4 " fiW'o_r ,,�seek " So there was a fair chance that I nil . . coast. At a time when the people of the any of 'tbe'_,p-ar`t91.,_1 escap6d19 s'z'fnys*kV I and by in§6ttirig th, � , -, ,I ghi 0 � . . before the -final 'f us � imlhus . ___. I � it � Ime 1- t� *�-! � formad the same opinion Eta I did upon Egyptian troops near Ambukol have just I I � � . , . British Isles were clad in �he skins of wild When the survivors recovered--*om, tin I " d_ be sti Lin - F, --�-_�- �-.,� 'm - - - 1 , . � '4 . , — . . W � - Iiiiji t in : first reading the few words. I have care- been received here. The Egyptian troops fered, huniam sacrifies upon the 8 .1� In #.he' , seek ua� in - , � .- I .- klltha,� UWaLb-b � beasts, and oC hock they found that'th�doremain. the lilat . - - ; They remembered Nprria,'in I; stone altars o MY repairer and an Italian laborer had met I Pekin ; , - - � I - otel-A fully studied the fragment since that time, numbered 120, including a body of Shag- f tile Druids, go, pt was the , I 't . � t and I shall tell you why 1 am of opinion gi.yeh irreguiare. The dervishes an � � bat beyon& thia T can not go. I iF e - - 1i were sur- . . - taliz&litieniiii. d'ail�:aiiF4 Centre of a rich and refined civilization. awful death. The two former wem,killed . My sensations, upon discovering the. mustache. Had he ever retarned I - -_� that the first thought is in this case probably prisea by the troops at daylight and re- Most of this developmenD of Egypt was due by being crushed against'vileb-aile-P 1-tead -of 7 rialture of the communication which 'had' haps ; but he might have gone to a �-I,-_-Idlj a wrong one. If we filled up this by add. treated to the hills, keeping up an incessant to the Nile, which not only watered and fer- the locomotive, and the third inah by the � I -11 - falleh into my hindi by the strangest of house or to the Club: he had not Come to� Ing the word 'seek," we decrease the space firing. A squad of the troops which follow- tilized the soil anntially, but was and is one door of th I e van bursting open and pinumi . I I - coincidenc s, are beyond-- description. --I the hotel. I which might contain a Chinese name to a ed them soon found itself cut off from the of the greatest and best natural highways in him to the floor. Morden was not to I 1� . Q, I _ � � a likely. - - _� - was at once overpowered b , , , - bikAaWk ft -%ru bh�OtV "I he was- very small capacity. Now, it I ,41tat, Marip, body by --ambushed dervish -cavalry, 7 d. From the beginning of %inter to . - y wonder and Au&J I . . W� ,p � ,, . the w seen. After 10 hours'wea,ry work, -how- - � ��aliii in S , - r e . I orl . iii - - � � in - * , e the Nile is I �, I 1. a sense ot e Anliarliattiral, and. � flamed _4�14'r -of tWe nation fo� 'who i had a-1. the writer has. in these words thii!L�t'W iijp�orted-b� opts n- -that is, whit ever, be was discovered, but the 'mmense __ - . __ b, in a prisoi the end of spring - I 1� with thq � �$ 61. twe; asire, t6'$nvesti4 �jejjcly-coifibbLvedli hstre& -of,the r,stroggest a lissing, given very fall d;rections as to A hand-to-hand fight ensued, in which navigable -the north wind blows steadily Mass of'snow had forced all bitt theLfantest I .- t, *th r -U " , � _�, - 41116wth�wmatterto ti�.an& � kind--& natien which filled me with a sense. his..wher�aboutst which he could not have the Egyptians made a gallant defence, but up stream with sufficent force to drive sail - I __ I , _ -th - I . spark of life out Of him, and- as�.he was � . - I Lookiiig-moriEf clearly upon the coinci.' of loathing, and from which my inmosm done in the space We shall leave between unsuccessfully, as they were greatly out- ing boats against the current at a fair pace - gently removed from the wreck he feeblv . - . dence, as 1 now do some- hours later, I am' nature shrank. -0ne thing was,- now made, the word I the'and the word'seek.1 Again numbered. A similar fate befell another while, on the other hand, the current I,' n) urmured : I I I am buried, " and expire(i . � ,- �: ".. ore determined to carry out my part to me -that William Norris mighV look at the -end of the second line -, you will detachment of the troops. that followed tile without sail$ Those were the last vrordsevidently, on his ;0 ,' the'In .uy- . 1i - cleat ' the paper�iiquare, as -it strong enough to carry a br,at . ......... � of _W __ -Stilliwsp%4 - - . . , 01 � . I - j� - f _ 1. _ � � q_ , - exacti ' 4 , 1* - �_ - - ofthe. chaiw�f de - I *y ,1had never doubted of his, see that if we make dervishes. The fighting continued until down against the wind except when it blows � I ; � I a) 41 ., , - � �, - � � eems-to have been, there is ,y room Capt. Pyne and a native officer fell. The gale. That is why ancient Egypt did not lips when the crash came. Morden's re. ' - . & - In - _114had not struck me,, strange' ,a-- . ly botme to Kalispell ' - V .1 - � the swallov -pe -W M � 1 a ,4, _01!�Ps` btl,n ki Vptians then retreated. Besides the - �- - _MY -z eAke � I - , *,; , - , _� I , - & � it I . I - — - 6�iha`haq-b, r us to insert I er,' making .' prisoner,' but, 'N91 - �j onij-_ k arne i I I - I believed in'his call -for' fo of steam -power nor electric moters for by his companions, and embalmed for con. _ - _- 1, : .hq - 1- - f - . W_4'___-_� �� as I , may se.em. � n for the addition of -an I s."Jos;rza mentioned, ' t-wenty-eight of the nee merce that coveted the w $"I � �etlifi '�_edf '-Usii �' id; ahO `IvAs�,`i 11 I confess - n I . : �� -one-of'm '46111 �J W'i4 � a] ight. -Bat-sha I scarcely margi the immense com veyance to Toronto, this being carried out I -, y -0, . 'V 11 . .1 _.,� � J � __ __ � i - i V� - uv'to, espair 0 , � --i6 , IWU&V��06169n,-� k4L-1had h; d ,w en, first in T buildincy - ; I &ien __ . . . I h ,h;3% and Chiefly, we have. I William Egyptians and eight Shaggiyehs were killed, Nile, nor for the barges carryin � .� - 1, - . � T _ d- by the date : no mention and fifteen wounded. The few who weie - under the direAiva of the Rrv-�erhcrod of � olief - � , � ' -1 I - st, - , - - 9 - o , - I . " _% .- _. an , r - ,,t - - _', I 11 �_, ' ' 06m A 0a �_ il - - ,X0111 iWlen in. Shanghai, I had , f,ll,we � .- a of miles. Trainnim I I Chinese, f. ��_4 " r , material for hundred � 1. � I W, -0 ' 1 - I . . 4by the 1 � ,---,-k-- - I !VP4� - ( - 91. -1 �-2 ,-,- th I � . , " I -, � � c�e of him of of other names. And finally wit out giving'I left Managed to return borth. I -,, , �_ . .. . .. . . . I. '%= ii� , v. 7:"a. _,dif I ,the Pbi,64 i " --1 aWer, 11 - " - - .- , ,_Soi�� 14 % � - W . , - - - - mablif, to I I �_�au.v tra I I . - I � , ', I_ I . _�; "I" , �, _� I - . _. . I - - - �'!!��: , � -.-� , .. '. � I.. - I I - - . - � , - , "', _ -,.-"- , 1. � .1 I "I . . . I I 11, V I . 1. _� . , �,7� ;_ � � . 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I �, 1111 thirty yean - I - - tants J to Catholief � -�,Jben it was 2" to V_ '� The Quet-11 ,, p The toward Deve vad=t laureatesh A pauper name an inniate of Law at i,ekra, bag � Con OW by the death in ISM, but She unknown until r( The British G cholera survey si 1886, with a viev dernic Dext sprin According to - b,een seriously E L,6hdon by the It pavement. A farmer of 69 has thrown up if, not make pay &I 5s an acre. � A Decu4l�siax was ihot, on the Bellefonte, Pa., i were perfectly � nected by a fles just in front of t Two English n Ing confession o street recently, obtaining moneyvi explanation that contession in th nothing. Newspaper co heard in London outrageous practi . who send insinua in which there ar in two cases the have been threate tile coldJAwded ' Th _n has ' lie" of a TI .-m la,clEa��ydis.21,.ii,' of crofters' hol Argyle, Inverness erland. Coithuess, Lord Torphiche old plate was Sol and many article per ounce,the hig rose-water dis�, dated- 163-3. The undergroun nearly completed. miles long and t track is 100 feet, over $5,00,600. Rev. Andrew - by the Seerctary the Gaelic cha,pel proved of by the Mr. R. T. Imri Oregon, found a pi size of a, pea in chickens.. He is feeding grounds of and is thinking of yard company. The story of fruit so Iii -e natur eat it froln his ca hunte?v neex the &go were huiltin Oat their decoys a. immediately a big on the decoys an claws. The hun measured seven fe wings. Tile Parliament occupied b he B y tile 13 event of Horne Rul to be % illing to all Irish Parliament t the House of Peer�� that provision wil Rule Bill for th,- co a building with sue this has. It is in contempl tional Potestant c as possible for t rnuc�: increased c city and suburbs, subscriptionq for already handed in. Ireland cannot scant justice in I say about the Unit( ernors-General in � manders-in-Chief ir re,cord-for Sir 6e( man, hailing from Owing to the rec� having been so succ a brisk demand for a great many persoi year on trial desiri high prices for then stance, Achna-sbelli taken by Mr. Hania tenant of Lord NVi years at E4500 a ye X80 per stag. The year now clo dullest experience( trade in Aberdeen f Thirteen vessels h Compared with twel nage is only about E the pre vious year, i being trawlers. T1 encouraging. . The severity of B illustrated at Nortl a trial for murder jury having been p4 lunch in their roo �rofited by the opl Z .. "Ofs in-, 13ost .A J 'A whom the act was i ��e offending juror � ' rnrn $250. He dis new one was empa A cast of the mot Obtained by Mr, Ce Museum. It incl the mystic and pet Message of which Monument haz stio ghab Art the day! � , cut was asoured it ,.A -kens th wig�nal �. ,� !"vet 0 " c � ,� - ,z',,-_,_� , ,