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home. Knowing the prejudice against country, dissenters are punished for hold-cards, which, perhaps, from the bad com- ing services during the hours of Sunday zens named C. C. Paine a mand perished Ar- "Then they don't allow women In your miserable old tavern!" "It is they who refuse to come. At sacred to the Lutheran Church.

pany they are often associated with, is least, that was the way of It when I was not very unreasonable, we do not venture to commend absolutely their uso. Chil dren, however, we must say, take, accord bmcSe3fe and without any careei Captain Goodenough went through the "infernal fire" of Waterloo, and escaped unharmed; which was good enough, too. But, after all these years, the old veteran fell into a pond the other day in East Devon, England, and was morning, a post-chase carried M. Jean Bernard on his way back to France. At the same hour Weisch and Buggler carried to Martha the inanimate corpse of her husband killed without having had the time ever to put on his major's un.form.

"My uncle," continued the young man who told me this sad story, "whose good heart and fair dealing you know as well as any one, learned only too lute that he whom be had insulted had a mother, a wife, a child, and was no longer a captain. He has never ceased to think of the Ing lo our experience, a greater and more constant interest in these "de'il's books," as the scotch minister terms them, than in almost any other game, and this with drowned; and that was certainly too bad, THE MAX WIIO XETEB LAUGHED. I iwd an old friend. If fate should ever lead you to the graveyard at Rheims, you might read his name on a slab that is neighborly with the tomb of Abbe Castel, an amiable poet, who has received credit for some things which were produced by somebody else. It is as much as ten years that my old friend has laid under the cypress trees that his grand-children planted over him.

The wind has gradually filled with earth the inscription which was intended to inform the public: "Here lies Jean Bernard." Moss has crept over the specimen of lapidary caligraphy until the letters of the epitaph have become a velvet green of the most pictur- out the stimulus of gain. Their aspect, which is ordinarilv brurht and eheerful. The collar of the Order of the Golden At Manteno. Ill fA A T.Robson. a bfenif-l death by the discharge 'ot breech of which, it is suddo9 aced in his forge for tl Tl' hM a lieutenant.

Since then, Martha, I have been with you so much that I don't know whether there has been any change or or not." "Then go quick, so that you can come back nil the sooner," said the young wife, as she disengaged herself from her husband's arm. Major llasner, who had now reached his thirty-fourth year, was one of the most promising officers of the Prussian army. His character was mild, and his regular features carried an expression that was rather melancholy than otherwise. He threw his great army coat about him, buttoned it up. looked" out of the Fleece, which was sent by King Ama-deus of Spain to the Comte de Flanders, entices the youthful eye, and the various r-ie ot ei.

ploding the load. changes and combinations the card admit of are unceasing provocations to their is the identical collar which was worn by Christopher Columbus, and with which doctor fn a orphan. And now you know why he never laughs. Spring Cleaning. curiosity.

Without carets, however, there are draughts, chess, dominoes, and home billiards, to which, we believe, the most scrupulous do not now object. Now, when Mother Earth has summon Parents and guardians should be careful to supply these games and whatever else limy conduce lo the innocent amusement esque appearance. jlyold friend, like a goodly number of fringe Wlio siecu uuuui mm, was buhid' of children. liarjier lituar. ed the winds to sweeo away the dead leaves and all the winter litter, that she may have clear space for the sweet, clean flowers and buds, her daughters feel an intense sympathy with her, and within he was invested with the Order by Ferdinand and Isabella, in honor of the discovery of America.

Heretofore, only persons liable to military service have been taxed in Russia, so that the nobles have shifted the burden of taxation upon the peasantry; but now this discrimination is to bedone, away, and taxation will become universal and military service very nearly so. The secret expenses of the Austrian Ambassador in Paris, from 1859 till 1871, amounted to thirteen million, francs. Employes at the Tuilleries, even valets and thine besides a tender spouse and excel window, and then came back and sat down opposite his mother, and beside his wife. Martha had in her hand one of Mile. Charlotte's little ribbons, which that young lady was probably dreaming of at that very moment.

"Come, go on, now, and let me have this sofa all alone," said his wife, who lent Wher for whose soul prayers are offered up. He was brave and adventurous- he had traveled extensively, had CURRENT PARAGRAPHS. eu 10 get on top of a car, fell beW cars and was run over and so 'he jured that he lived but an k' -M. L. Phillips, of Greenville lit accidentally shot himself with a near Troy, while on his way wesVH1 party a few days since.

The ball 7 drowned at that place recently. tie fellow was watering a horse, when animal became frightened and threw over his head into the river the bosom of every housekeeper is stirring the thought, When shall I begin the spring lieen shipwrecked half a dozen times, Personal and Literary. and was 'he possessor of a worldly expert saw his hesitation, and wished to help him Down among the orange groves, the Mark Twain got $10,503, in one week, ence well worth consulting. It was a Tiinxt singular thing, however, that, in out of it. She received another kiss, and the ma' by simply JCouglung it.

palmettos, and the su cur-canes, perhaps, the grand army of brooms and scrubbing- Alexandre Dumas, is said to have chambermaids of the Empress of the French, were on the secret pay-list of the Austrian legation. spite of his amiable and often jolly humor, Iih never laughed. brushes has finished the regular spring jor, after having traversed the room three or four times, with atueasu red tread, bade laid up more money than any other writer campaign; uut we would eouuu a note of in ranco. A letter from Pt. Petersburg says his mother "good night with a sigh, warning to our housekeepers of more Bernard was fond of telling pleasant storios, but, while all around him were convulsed with laughter, ho alone retained his impassibility.

His features It has been proposed to hold a public -Two boys named Kiddenbaugh ini Whitaker, twelve and thirteen "Tho position of the Siberian exiles is much talked here Just now. The total northern latitudes. JDou begin too soon. stopped a moment before the door of the bed chamber to hour the regular breathing meeting la honor ot tne late rrolessoi Uou trust entirely to nature, and, be Morse, in the City of Mexico. while planting corn in Magnolia Town ship, a day or two sin, at ot his child, and then went away.

would become animated, his forehead number of those persons, many of whom have been banished by administrative de cause we have a few warm days, and the maple-buds have a show of red, imagine Wendell Phillips says his lecture 'of wrinkled, bis eyes would sparkle, and en tity of wild parsnips, which theymC 1 he i.ost Arts has never been written, Both died. cree without a trial, amount to so that, taking the whole of the population at there is one exile for a faitblul memory only preserving its out joyment was plainly visible; but, as to liis )i, 'hoy did not seem to be alio to exnress even that silent grimace that hour and a half, and the other in line. hours. that we will not have any more cold weather. Even Nature makes a mistake sometimes, and clothes the fruit trees with blossoms in the first "warm spell," when she ought to know by experience that we every 200 Russians." The daughter of General Thomas, A few days since.

w)iil Fontenelle tolerated the smile. Duo evening it was on board the En The Empress of Russia Is suffering United btates army. Is the fiancee ot Mr. l'arker, one of the American students at are almost certain to have late Irosts. miners were descending into the 8kn of a mine in a skip car," in the Lak6 Superior region, the ronn wl.

from gout and dropsy of the heart. The Empress of Austria is consumptive. The the Berlin University. cli9h steamer Solent a nephew of my old friend was sitting by my sido. "Toll me," I said, suddenly, to the So, if you are tempted to clean house early, call to mind the long rains we Mr.

II. V. Longfellow, with an ap. Empress of Germany is rheumatic. The Queen of Denmark is deaf.

The Queen usually have in May. when, in vour fire. cipitating them to the bottom with gLt violence. Nine of the number were killed instantly, and others were serious- young man "why is it that your uncle never laughs?" penrnnce more venerable than his years seem to warrant, is quietly engaged in lit of Holland is subject to frequent tits of less rooms, you will shiver in a shawl, and hysterics, the Queen of t'ortugitl is a erary pursuits at his home in Cambridge. the children will be fractious, and your IV.

There was still a fine and drizzling rain outsido. It was quite a distance between the major's house, and the cafe "Aux Armes do Brandenburg," which was situated near the cathedral. Devil take Buggler and Weisch for breaking In upon my habits, such weather as this muttered the otllcer, as he felt the rain in his face. There was a time when the rain would not have made much ditl'erence to him and then he would have been equally indifferent hew late he remained at the tavern. But that was when he was a lieutenant, when he was in France, when his mother was fur away, and before he knew Martha.

The mnjor was late In arriving, and his appearance was received with the nioht respectful salutation from his subordinates, and a hearty shake of the hand from What Have you also remarked that peculiarity? It is on old story, that dates confirmed Invalid. The Queen of Spain is the only crowned lady on the European nusoand will grumble, and witn reason. (To be sure, last May was very warm, but It is a noteworthy fact that during the hist thirty years New York has never away back to the days ot ins boyhood, "t'an'iyou tell me about it continent who enjoys good health re-elected a Lnited Mates (senator, with The Paris papers tell us that a deaf one solitary exception, William II. Sew and dumb young lady, educated according ard. "Yes; on condition, however, that you -will bo careful never to make any allusion to it in my uncle's presence." I promised, but, now that my old friend to the system oi iu.

Urosselin, has recent (Jaritialdi Is said to show his years sadly. He can only walk by the aid of lv passed an examination at the Hotel de that was an exception.) therefore, in the name of health, comfort, and good temper, we counsel you not to remove your stoves and lay down matting until you can feel asxured that the WHrin weather is actually at your door. The last of May is early enough for the spring cleaning, over at least hulf of our country. And wo would also beg of you not to upset all the house at onc and drive the is dead, lean lane my mm ana leu wuy tile, which otitained tor her the position crutches, and bis hands are drawn togctu it was that he never laughed. of directress of the asylum, and that in er with rheumatism.

ith all theie in the course oi the examination she rjniiitii-s he is cheerful and hopeful. culled upon to read aloud, which she did IJ. 1UJUIU11, Mrs. Engels and daughter were ex-tirpating bed-bugs in Green Bay, Wis. recently, by pouring kerosene over the vermin and setting it on fire.

The oil hi the can took fire and exploded, and Mrs Engels and her daughter were fatally burned. Her husband also received very severe bums, but would possibly recover! A man was found in Skunk River Jasper County, Iowa, recently, with bullet hole in his head. He had evidently been murdered and chucked under the ice. He had not been identified, and no resident of the vicinity is missing. Some stranger has been foully dealt with.

A few days ago a young man about twenty-one, named Lewis M. Lcydcn, from Wheeling, an employe in the woolen mills at New Albany, got his ana caught between a loose belt and a revolving shaft, and his arm was torn from the William Cullen Bryant Is in his sev II. In 1814, during the great war la France, Jean Bernard had reached his fiftieth his friends, in a manner that not only astonished all present, but even excited their admiration enty eighth year, and does not relish solicitous inquiries after bis health. He is The veteran Buggler, who had been the first to arrive, had taken the largest table in the room. He broke out in hurrahs year.

He was living in Nancy with his by the felicity of her intonation. vigorous enough to consider such tender- gentlemen distracted and the children to the neighbors. By doing only one or two rooms at a time, with a little womanly tai For the first time In the history of nes as a doubtful eomolluient when he saw his companion enter the -Believing In the proverb. "Never too u'. nasiy, a rnnce oi me oioou open- room.

llasner had served under ins com .1 a mi eiu.l Ilia ullwilt liiir nn1 it mam old to meiul." 1 rof. W. L. Mitchcl of mand, and ho was delighted at his pro Prince Arthur. After the addresses, the Georgia I'niversity Law School, has motion.

As to Weisch, he arose, spread prayers, an ornamental spade was just commenced the study of liettrew, out bis mouth, and his great porcelain pipe vibrated in the air as it hung for a ageu seventy. it may lie oi service to handed the youth, and he was requested to turn the first sod into a silver wheelbarrow, all in a fiirurative ard symbolic him as he grows up. moment between his teeth, a post it never and management, the hole house can be renovated, and not a man a whit the wiser, until it Is all finished. (And, ten to one, he won't know it then unless you tell him.) This is the time to brighten up old furniture, and perhaps all voung housekeeper do uot know that if their oiled walnut looks dingy, kerosene oil, rubbed well into it, will make It look as fretth a new. After the floors have leen scrubbed and shoulder, making a sickening spectacle.

The Rev. O. B. Frothlncham says of left except to be tilled again. way, you know, lie pitched in, however, Mazrini: "tie wat a patriot with princi Although Mavence in 1323 contained The wife and son of the Rev.

Wesley Lattin. of Fort Scott. Kansas, wen like a gardener, and broke the ornamental pies so broad, with idea so far-reaching, spade handle at the tirst stroke. Nothing .1.. i t.t.

i Federal garrison, the ris An Armes de Brandenburg was frequented only hy drowned recently at a ford of the Marais with conceptions so brilliant, with hope so mngnitlt'cnt, that Italy only Honied like mother, His lamer had been killed at Litipsie, and his elder brother, a captain in the young guards, was one of the heroes who disputed, step by step, the march of the allies on the soil of Prance, whose success lay in their numbers alone. It was rainy day at the end ot February. The Prusidans, beaten the night before by Napoleon, lied toward Nancy, and traversed hastily the almost deserted streets of the town. AVorn out and covered with mud, they formed on the rublic place in front ot the walls of the lotel tie Ville. Suddenly there was heurd the gallop of a score of horses; the soldiers, hurrying on, and turning their lieads to look back, loaded their guns.

They fe" that tbey were pursued by the terrible cuirassiers who had passed their lines on the night before. They are afraid 1" cried a young boy, who was oue of a small crowd of citizens looking on. A hurly captain, with a grizzly mus unuiiiru. we oui in uiuveu ultima nioi 1110 l41 turf and soon laudeda clod into -was aged fitv- Prussian ollieer. The Jokes of His two a gem In the ocean of hi humanity.

friends and the congratulations or every. the barrow, tbiee jears, and her son nineteen. Warn the body of the young man was found, he A. S. AIk-1, editor and proprie body soon drove away the major's bad Some Yankee-like Frenchman haa humor.

They all went o.vk to the battle tor of the Baltimore it stated to have aniawd a fortune of He produced a new edition of the Cardiff field. The recollections of the paist were statue. His ingenuity has made it a great revived while the punch was brewing had hold or the bridle reins near the horse's mouth, with the reins wrapped around his arm two or three times. Union City, a few days since was visited by a fierce tornado which did much damage. Two houses were blown Improvement ou the original, ll waa dug commenced life a a Journeyman printer, forty year ago, and is reputed to be the under the personal superintendence of dried, have them washed ilh salt water (so salt that the boiling-water used In making in ill hold no more in solution), and this will carry certain death to any inserts that may be lurking lathe cratks.

Take your bedstead piece and saturate every crevice with brine, aid you ill find it good fur the leea-r and bad for the bugs, if there are any. Paint Is easiest cleaned in damp weath out of a stratum of aand in a cavern, in weaiihiet man in iluitlinore. captain who had very willingly taken hich many relics of the stone ago have charge of this feature of the evening Mr. Lew-U Downing, wife of the oecn discovered, then, too, it Is lite size, entertainment. principal chief of the Cherokee Nation, mi that the pretense of us being a Petri down, others injured, and horses, cattle and men were lifted otf the ground ind carried some distance.

The danism is Suddenly the door opened as if It had died at lahleiiiiah reecntly. Mie waa a Mel man can made with some show of Mis Eyre, a white lady of Philadelphia. estimated at No lives were lost, truth. The face is nicely tatooed, and bear a petrltied wreath of pebbles and been bunt in by the wind, and a gust of damp air agitated the dense cloud of smoke from the piins, and male the er, we are jierpetitally told which I Mie conceived a romantic pasaion for the tache and an athletic form, heard the re though In many cases bouses were blown true; but, hether thl is the liest kind of weather in bit to have open win shell. 1 wo arrow hiaiis are sticking in flin an.

I was married lo Mill but a few month since, after the dratn of bis first to ruins over their inmates. lumps inrker. A young man, wrapped mark, looked Hie boy in the face, and ad -vanned toward him. Sly friend the bov the temples, and a choice assortment of in a cloak, entered the room lit eyes wile. A few davs ago three men were sees I mean-turned very pain, but doubled of a sombre grey, took a rapid sweep all If the two colored Cadet at West mic lUnoout curiotitics waa dug up around the body.

Ingenious antiquarians are already deputing the precise age of no hi li'l and awaited his coming. The dow and doors and wet floor, another matter. Have a'l the hou cleaning wetpnn prepared and in good order bfor the work begins. If you are unlortunaie around him. lie seemed to hesitate as lo struggling in the rapids betetn the American shore and Coat Island.

No help could lie given them, and 11 went Point, Ninth ihe original bone ofconten colloswl Prussian stepped up, seized the lion, stand tenth in hi la, which i Ixiy by the throat, slapped hi face, and here he should sit down first went to ward Iwo old mustaches that were cn gaged in a game of he, then, by a mid the world in which this petrified mortal lived; and it bid fair to have a good a run a iu kindred humbug on this side over iagara Falls. It is supposed tliry were mm Chippewa, Ontario, and were hruw linn to tno ground. I Ins revenue an appreciable gain month by month, wlilla young Napier, fr whom a better accomplished, lie Irngthened out his step as to have only hard water, a gallon of he to a barrel "of It ill make it at soft as rain water. feeling hn Iwen entertained, in Con. the water, den change of resolution, took Ins place at the little table where Major HaMter on a tlHlilng excursion, and, wing cameo down by the current while attempting to land at the head of Goat Idand, the b.l struck a rock and was davhed to pind to regain hn already retreating company.

The young Frenchman jumped tpiiekry to llis feet livid, breathless, mad with 3 item of a franker and more amiable isiMisition, atand at the fail of atlas Have a regular plan of oteration was. Incident and Accident. of uty ix nieinliera. The citizen of Msyenee very randy visited the zui Anne de Ilrandeii- maraeu out a system lltal yon think I likely to give tha tmt trouble and an rairc-lhrew himself upon one of the re tra iiecd, a Mormon, was recently Near Venice. 111., recently, the dead truck by lightning and killed, at Salt Dr.

Edward T. Perkln, formerly of noyance, and Ihen wa that It I earned nnrg unless accompanied by an omrcr, treating grenadiers with an effort to disarm him. 1 1 was quickly thrown to the Lake. Ann ArtM.r, iti died in Itio, Itraztl, There waa a silence at all the table for nut. body of an unknown man was found be-sitlo the Chouteau Slouiru road.

He hi a stab through hU heart, which must have irrcmiiil, hIhiiiiu'iI under feet, and woundi'd Tlie lightning melted the rod off from And, whatever el yurt be sure to Mar. hit. lie had lived anevrnllul life: wa a printer, a book keein-r. in ihphrcHfl with a sabre. The curious a Nevada church recently, but did no keen your temtter.

Thl artirl is more caused instant death. He lay upon ka haleman In th 1'arlfit-, a member of further damage, crowd that had gathered had fled in a tints of consternation when the trouble back, ith a bundle in his arms, hn theryl bonaehold of ihe King of the easily misplaei-d at thl lin lhaa at any ttbr season, and ther I no na-ion whi it I more Oeedcl, Urnrtk and I-rwis E. Bam. of Menomonee. bcL'aii, and the enemy wa already out of Wis as accidentally slmt and killed by the purpote of Inspecting the new-comer, who threw back the wet collar of hi chmk and let it fall upon the chair.

Light complt xioned, pale, anil with a new liorn mustache covering his uper lilt, he said curtly lo the waller who asked him hat he would have Brandy, beer, anything you like." The conversation, ihus for town, when the young Bernard, In his at his feet. Fresh buggy tracks were tier Ihe Itody, and it wa supposed the dead man had been brmight to the place in the vehicle that made the tracks. til brother, while hunting a few days paroxysm of rage, was hi ill lighting in ago. Ins own blood with an Imaginary h. Aamsemrat far Hit Vomit's The houe of Frederick Treble.

In The wife of a tradcsmsn.at Plymouti, 1 lo was nicked up and carried home. A beatland Township, 111., wa burned re. lirulu fever placed his davs and his reann ceuily, ud hi mother perished In the The liiimrtanee of nrrnnnding th a moment, was taken up again, and the waiter plai ed a gla Iwfore the siranjer. England, recently met with an accident, hich caused two of the fingers of tut hacd to be lent over her palm. She hid frootientlv declared that she would Wlhrt in danger, and it took all a mot tier's cire to bring hi in back to life, lie never flame.

"Uentleinan. said the latter, a be A few days sine. Mr. F.dson Pit kle. yong wittt cheerful ol l.i I mfiicicntly reeogniwd.

How often i the nursery th dullest rxm In the hmis upoko of this adventure, which he ncemrd to have forgotten, and everybody was Island, a rouitiilHion mer-cbant, a Caltf irnl miner, author of a book of travel, medleal student, and urgeon on the stratut of the I allforttia and I lint mail line, Prlnee Kamehamrha, the heir lo the throne of Ihe (sandwich Islands arrived at Fram I- a few day ago, on hi wsvio I ilea. New York, whither I to be rdiH'aied at the J. suil Cd-lege II I dawritieil a a young man of alsait twenty Iwo, about live feel eight Im he la b. iK-til, lib very drk copier-colored rompletlon, and a phifuson of btaik, tri(hl hair. He Wa baptised at Fram Is, o.

John M. Hart lay, th Journsl Clerk of lb liwer Hons i.f Congress. turned to the officer who were ati biiif the progress of the punch, "whhbime of you si.euka French of II. nover. knocked over a kero-vne lamp, whit betidoded, and she was ll should ls the most cheerful.

kn. h. joso her hand altogether than be thsj crippled, and, a surgeon havinu refusal to amputate it, she went to the rail! careful not In recall It Mis character Ix. Hi literally and figuratively, sunny fatally burned. was visibly affected from rankm-M and 1 know wiine'liiiig of the language," All It rottleoU should bases and laid her arm oa the rail.

As Daniel Heller, a prominent citizen of if fly air. Th Wall should be oi Med vancing train, more complaisant tka answered Major llfiier, at he inw i "in what ay ran I be of servh to you Joyouini'uho had become taciturn, and when lie was particularly happy he con-tented hliiwlf with simply smiling. rtotitii M. Unii, aecldenlally cruhetl of a bright rolor. and the carpet i.f on of Ida loe I other day, and died surgeon, cut off the hnd very clr7 at the wrist, woman then notheatile by diiim tnr of 1 he Voting man looked at tic calm I art fore nim for a rnoitH ni, then nul hi After tin year Jean Bernard was wnib after of Im Jaw.

it figure or ihe warrn'h of it iint. A man named Maine was thrown eye and pressed one nf hi band to hi cab to tho Infirmary and had her wisnw bound up. breast, as if he wa In pain. from a hand car the other day. Den.

Little llarrv Milblirn. of ksnnvnl'. "I le a your pardon," he added. In a er. and badly Injured that he held that position rr over thirty year.

Colored phtitre of bright o'ljeellv rli trailer, large of an I nils dogs, horse and arm rd, and group of rtiddy ly and girls, rlephvnt cheerful serrtesii'f lb Held and 111., goi Ured of draw ing his baby hMbrf lived nut a lew hour. trembling voire, a moment after, "but are not these'' and he pointed lo the epaulet on the nia.if'l shoulder "are not Rev. H. Freeman wa accidentally around a few day ago, ami Ihoiichl would utilize the old nmre. who Ing about tho yard.

Ho acconlinirlT tchd Ihecarriiureto Fan's tail II lath author of "Hafelay Plgest," wbli considered lit bet parliamentary manual rr published, and ha been the prop and mainstay of lit Masker for many ll lb delther! opinion of run over t.y a irvight rar at lnwooii Ma- ni merry mnmtig, snoui.i i to hung on tlieae the lnlgnla of a captain tn the ion, in.i a tew tiv since, and so badly Prussian iniiire.i mat tie uvvti inn an hour. rope, and requested her to start ieor jo tlri.liston. a Phmilnent clllen llasner had scarnly answered In the riiniiiillvr, when, iflionl having noticed couldn't nee it, and remained ante a altract th slht and animal the piri'f lilt! inhabiting of the unisery. Tli'lr rrrs an I ear In-old be, far rsMe, rp rbwd to all srenr and tpiii- of horror end rtietiy, of the turl of Louisville, Ky had hi skull fra.iure.1 llurrv iiruiil her with a slick. n.i,- the rapid movement of lite ymmg man's by belli; thrown from a buggy, the oilier urtetl on a gentle trot, the nnttsud lh rpeakrr n.

rt s-oeaker of lb otie thai the pas fifWn or twenty yrsts Ur. lay baa not had hise-jttal a a patUnontarian. I'orelga arm, be felt a blow In the fare. ad dy, and died a dy or Iwo afterward. sure iiMtn her tail, however, soon ran All Ibe ofllrer lnmtd tin ImmedtnMr.

her to bes-ome interested, and her An aeeldent (ernrre.I on th Hi. J. placed In a bank, while III brother renounced the profession of arm and ImmiuIiI him sfariu In the neighborhood of hi II. III. Tlirrfwiw a heavy storm In Mavencc on thi'UI'l of November, raining rem ll o'clock in the morning till midnight.

Toward o'clm on the evening of tlntdiy MnJ.tr II tsiier, of the I'rua-Inn army, waa dancing Ida little girl on ltiskticr its muni, giving her his mustard to pull, anil listening to the recital Iirr pruviT', After receiving several of those childlike kl' that resound charm-initly, lie Uhl her down In her little cradle, Mile, Charlotte hid hef lunlher rM klnif lirr and nlmlng ft'flly one of Hume little lull-tiles that run he traced even to the savages, the officer went Into the parlor, where lilt mother sat waiting for him. He kissed her forehead In sincere filial attention, then walked up and down the long room sews! lime, hailing finally before window lo look out upon I lie (ilea in of llifht hat slretehcd from the parlor anil fuirroiinded the Frenchman, wboheid A Conn. II Kltitr lUilroad, recently. The Tit Frew Academy hmrs that hlmseir at bay against the wall. I U-iter was alxi'it lo fall upon hilll, when hi gradually Increasctl In rntlitlsiam.

won flying around lit fifM llgblniitg gait with lh bbv-frtof whirling through the air behind Irain fi ll through a bridge, killing the en fiiterr, and fatally injuring the fireman. dmnkarii hU I ilUtrani i Ills-, friend VVcls and Ibll'ilcr seized It 1 1 it and held him oil. Then a IhHIIo was hurled at the head of lite stranger by one tlenrge Wldrn, frtim Mnsratlne, low, a newsboy en the Honthweaiern ltof ur ll hMd darkne and tad most las rri fully avoided, no threat of summoning ghost, Ingles, old wit-tr or other instef, to fearfnl to Hi biiajlsialH.fi, should Rf I permitted. ith lm -lnf ynta finds In the companionship of it ftlow th pty will, Is essential to It tiaitins and acquire Dial knnwledg of lb traditionary game of boyhood and girlhood whi. a i endle -mf.

of rje1y and pleaMir. baby wa pit ked tip with man? rat-'i-and ralthe. but Harry think wa fatally hltired by a railroad the ontcpr, and broae into a crash upon Hie wall. wound. Inflicted by thn parent! arc worse than the fiaby'a netiilrnt near Trenton, a few days -Thanew fnnlflrallon at ifhoNfjf, art lo ci seven million sterling, Tli often Inftrmitie of I I'rince of Wslis ar pre.lieie.1 prove fatal.

Therw ate In tit runny Mwren snd thre hmdnd r.tn that can fbieniiy 'ak the an. ient Urcek Un ef. "iioiii. rentiemen," rried llasner. "thl ago.

aflair mine." Rev. Fatbrr nryan, pastor of the flrookneld. Catholic Chtirch, wa -An Irishman, name.1 a ready-willed wag, who l'l'! II then stepped In front of lh man who had insulted hi in, if traced thai onl for evryllv. let It hit wnn- int. a amwnrsi, a rrw dv ago, while attempting lor rek, having missed the latter was going to run away.

way It fulfill "I do not know Vott." Mid, after eery store ti. racily wem no- ndvl buy rer tdayT" haske.lftl;f.,f foil'. on oij i'-' smart im iii iop, eat, niart.r-s, lag, Hapftof. bar and h'n Is, Kn, ms)f Hhff amtiseirwnt of th tming, iiMbelr ril In l.M iwM ta'aHiv trfi js (lf l.ely and ftlinir laflti enr-e nn th n'ml pini, ki looking at tli Frenchman a mon.int. Ial yer" enn gvi ili yy-r tl.l.0 Inhabitant, inofe Ihsn half ih (seopi la the I nited foer lloatMad fotl teat Ireland vt? foeeign "tl, twrt new ens no-r who wa on ol lltoa over in iori.

A loy named ten tear of ee, living In Vlg t'ouniy, In.I who teldenly in Ida peeyh elchl month a id lenty ret ivertal It a few dais sine. I.ubv. at nnw I'addy," replied lb clerk. "fM year ago," fcpllrd the other, "on of your nwihtrymen, a raptain like yn, lapped my fate on lh Imldie niv n.iilve town. I Iriej to enl- myself, and thrown In lh ground lieaten.

and woiin.led by hi ol.Fier. always felt that blow till moment iri, ntwn iwo or three ymini i i la in" tain lolHerhild proved by t(tjM. em of time and all c-intrk, tV terrel, tnwnr, lo lfw thai they In tol ferta a roiighenin nd I r'ttng .) bo.l. Vning t( lit far, and ll I Mated that flhtimwar Ihe atn. cuslonier who hapene Ider and nh.i waa kille.1 lately 1 1 raiKtv, on lh Northeryi IViflc.

burled with 'S lhmn. atone tmimrking at (j.teen. I.iata. Acbtvenrnf, lSfamnn l5bh facie mar, i.l-d. Ilef wtnninga, in stake a ton, a I tnf old and thn nxnt'l lo -Th t'ceof t4 Itetmany row-HtMtel l.l Ibaire fw his hrtiat m.

and I only awntl lh death of mv nvtb itisheveltni of ll.e bs.r, n. nmiiestiof. hi fe downward and a of card In rAtrira. to drmand s.ij.f,,f lion for H. I arrived 1.1 rr and tear of lb rldhe, mnr of a small l.iWtl in ftiddicl himlf on whisky.

M'l rdto mah rrotkery. houa. until wa about 'ZZ hner fof lh pn.lieti nf a 1 ienltflc (larrftra itirmntennras inesn. Tli't Arw demmasl by lh over reflanl th g)n of ih ciiiidr! of a rn-t ar. and n.

tTleel for In nirr off'i r'ttf mUm via, Ihrt ttw f0 lh )i Sttawlal etriirnwiil sk.I candles upon the wet sidewalk. A griurful young woman, one finger nn Iter rips, ind stepping lightly out of the room win-re her little girl hud Jnt fallen nlccp, ni'l'tost bed the dreamer. who, I hough lie had Jul Itecn promoted to a majority, Hill wore his captain's uniform. "fflml sre yon dreaming of, Frederlct" fhe kwl, she leaned her head against lief liiishand'i shoulder. "Of foil, Martha," he answered, as he Tcuchcd mil hit arm todiawhrr toward ll lh raltl Which tnskc ton ad'" but the roe of passing my rvcnlnjt M' Inn, when ll wmtld be tiunlipli issnlcr for metoiuyiii home With volt." "Tl'ietl why dt jroil go" "Yon forget, my deaf, Hint mr old frlcntk Vseh and Unggler, hnvet.irerpd site iunili for night, which we are to lrlnk In hnr of my promotion." "('iin'llruwithvoiif" "Mo." answered Hip MJer, who cotlltln I keep frem Uttirhlng at the Idea of leeltig hi) -Maitha enter the bar room of an Inn, fvpoft Ih lt AfetlC rtsMlilioK.

of 'b lai rivnt nts nan.i. John Ree.1. t'nptainof th lifk Jolm Hrvalen. of I ai, wa aeeldenlally Irotne-I In tbiflalo Creek fvaenlly De-reed one of lbs ldrt captain on lb lake. Iwotraf old of of W.

P. Itsil-bao, r.f Marseilles 111., lb other dV Onllnl over WMI himaelf a pi.ler full of K'sJ and ws fy badiy a lar. poorer, When hi to anc tl iMH-am rollecUMl. he iweM tW ritre'f In Hni. n.

i.nly I .,.1 1 1.. 1 rirsH si ks t'-w la lr ikt in itu town im pteninir. ami, le cowardly I hart ymir cnmlrM, I blfr-wl mysi lf to ymi iti.i in man and im child." A tmifvtmf arm among lh oTWr, but major suppressed It. "I am Innocent of lh nntrnff thai committed upon aid. on raxing his head, tradlyi "I wntibl have mrm rhiM any more than tnn, believe Von hv'noonrit -Iso iwii tl th fa lter, of Jfo ortibr th eeily of killing yrai.

My friends dd5 turning lo Weisr and kavo lh arrang. men! of lo 1 iw .1 MrrZTl i fat in fom WhK I "i n-l stMill rf.t. i i-l4nM'C atabiff Will In l.oay at fh rli I.f lh fr-r-srul tat. CeCaiw fsn.mattf waterier ill thea trc ti? lo rU pf wi'h''l rn-nh liesi'a'ow, in lh flt yW-altky aM ttaprv rli. drv.

leatiet lb fa rlosfe. as ih yes believe, eo ag." aaloon kreMer wno itau ,,) liquor, and obtained from ra sulli. ient lo meet all minHf'''1 Havana cluar down In Will never forget your dear 1 itlt gon Wfofw, who, when rrr, fmt rniUigf alwayitutitea. iw aiiss- uis LWeelte, ftd.wf III nl rarlie arid I do Mr. A.

V. Vi'l-worth a ij.iii lh pai Mr. V. died In alaml a Week, having swallowed of the faon. Th reey.nl fir In tnfrnll, t'ansd.

very swrpl away Ihe ilrre r.t th town. Tan citl-1 r-eearfier na lW. try) Parent aesil. i e'y wmff tt cif r1n.lTl r-ay ISe-aa fa-emw saro I n. 'ef" for levw rml of itooew, wi nk ahne.l.ei In ndf-vyln rnn f.T their tbihlrtu i kl Uaifiloj.

tkt Tin next day, mt o'tloih I th.