Ochoco review., July 02, 1892, Image 4

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Time. ;
Ah ne. a.rtn.1 fri'tiis .if turn. I,.
Vim Will
h'wwt l.ivtt. w lio i-itiii l" nit' on "hunti,; ins,
And pave titr (o ,u Kims Iht li,w. h.-r lnvmu
And All hrr RaMi'it nlLk-l.'(H' al-li'rii'k-;
And Vuilf, ttlto im lA I" '"'.
lli'lTiivo mi-ml. urn ..In""' i.l hi' .-,''
tip look my Ion' nn.l I. ft mi' Lunvi. I.--'-
U-nrv Mil line. I ("'" - i in' "-'
Tlifre lvmli u ;li .ml I In" ' ,hl "
an IX'ulli. I!.' "' M.'l"
rm.inv
Ami nl-'m, imv In' ilif ll' H'l'Uli
Oh, tntiv ii'.-ul mr llmmj:!i il'
Thou rii(l 1'iiiiii. ill'!' ni.-i
initio -
, li.irt-ott ti.iv,
-.t f.-i.yt.i of
Ah met. (, l-.'o i" v"Ih 1
, l..t e- nl.in'
1 iv.L-n.-k UvLiT
ox tji i: r.iiiii orn:ss.
Thr oilier d;v 1 saw a not-,
LOVE, DE.ATH AND
I ivonwl iviiHT I.i tlun-itivt that the ii;iiint'.i; iimni ui.i.'i-i-ni in'"
r . . r , . . . i .... ..... i. ...... ..i ............ i.. .....1 r I. ..l I .i.l n. il
courts liail tlit-nli
'.I I.I h- i: r I 11' t-iy
if Mrs. Allan W)m ilaulitor of .
t.'pt. Thomas of tlii lri l 'oiiutoss. To
t;ie poior-al n-aiier i!iom lino infant
iiiUiiinir. 1 Jo not siij'Hise lin'ivaw
fifty jhhmiIi' in nil Kiit'inn.l loony who
can rwall tin' oaso of uie Count- vs. !
tliouh lht urtii'ular 'iw puiihsluxl
far ami wnle. nn.l Hui.liy appo.-irtsi in
Uio'k form, it is thirty oars sauce tin' ,
i-irvumstaiicos oA'ifi ivti, fui.i as 1 was
tlie soli? survivor of tin' riviv. ;nnl the
i'ue Wno pavo ail lae paruouiai-s in
tli Knplisii pivss. Hrhaw I can toil
Hit" advoiilurv in a way loiuU'ri'sl you.
l'he Con n loss was a Untnl i.riir,
I'KiH'd in juirt ami ooniiuainll Oy
lapl. Tlio'uas, ho w as not iiiiiy ft '
thorough ainan imt a man of t vool
lent ln-art. We won- 'wmiul out to
Itvorpvtown, in iiiiusii i.iiiiiic;i. with
onl""v to i'ail at .laiuaioa. Tiiis was
i,. . ri vovaire iMiii t.';ipt. riiomas,
liiOoliuT two extending onl ti ports
in Spain ainl n-turn. 1 was an appren
tice, or shii's tny. iiavuii; notiiiusf to
ilo with iheoalun hut living with tin)
iivn in the fo'i-Msiio ami it armnfr to
he a sailor. On the day we left Hristol
1 was 11 years of aire, ami stoat and
ruhust for a ikiy of my ste. Wo car
ried two mates, a coo, and mwi men
In-fore the iual Tins was verv full ,
handtsii for a brig of her sio. ul it
was one uf the invuiiarities of t lie i-:ui
tain nevi r to put to st-.i short h.iiiiU-tl. .
H-itiier than hso lie would ourry one .
hand e!ra. He .ts often huii.'iied at '
lor t'uis, Imt lie contended that it paid '
in the louj,' run. and o H did.
After we left port and cot thiiift
sinp liae I had oppoi-tiiim v to lonii
iiver thtJ crew and st what they were
made of, and I was not UhijI ill luak- ;
ms up my mind, boy as I is, that
we had shipix-d a hari iot. There 1
nl,vas : IckIit in the fo'eastiv and ill
tin! Ua it was the U-sl lighter
Smiiiaiiship und educitinn li.ul to Im.v
to tu-uto sti-n-th. We iinln.it
thrve li.iys U-forv a huriy '-i t'-ilnw ,
who win! iiy the nam- of ' lirit.il
Ixb," hut hose n'al n. one w.is Ha
vens, had eI.ilii-ii-.i luti .- If us .
"boss." 1 lie had had the o. i of tiie
brijr io vie "his would have ieu for
her heiielit. hat it vmn transpnt-d thai
he had plans . if i.is n n. At s-'.i the
t'ust mate stands his i o u '.latch, w tiiie '
the sTond mate st.imi-i i' -r tlt cap
Lain. Oar S"i'.tiiil iiiati- was uauitil
Mizner, am! 1 mil In his .i.itoh, as
was ais l'-si.)i l-i aini a tuujiie of
his cliuu.s. i'ii iirst ma:" was tt miisl I
Parker, and it soon t r; 1 1 1 -', , i-. -1 i tnal lie .
was a pd s-atuan lei I a man of little
tact or judgment. V ; the c.iptaiu I
was t. ieni-ul he w a t-o har-. i, and
we had nut U-en at a rnvk i'fure
the ysfniil did not k-i-ui to le clear ki
to whether he shi.uid side with the
men or the ..dicers.
Before reaching Jani.tn-i Tuerieiv
Lad Iki-ii i"i tin- ;.int ' in itsr.y half
a doeii tiine Tliers itad ieeu hlowi
and kicks and cult's, the iirst mate had
been kn'k-d lui-u; the rat.iiu had
called tilt ei-ew alt and made the in a
fcpecch ; tne s C"iid uia'e iiad given
tn men to understand that he- bided
with them, mi reachm Janian'a every
one of tiie cre.n -.v.ui'i have .1,-serled
hut for tiie plans of the ringleader.
He had aii-e.eiy sown s.ed whi'-u
.fere tak.n n.t. i'hi- captain did
expect Hie men to out sticks, and was
mrpr.sed that uoi.e left, I heard him
bay As much to Mr. Parker. When '
tuelatterfoui.il that tiie men were to
U.y by he tin-eiiti-in-d to po ashore
hiuiseif, c'ia,miiiif that such nn.-u could
oniy b haiiioed oy eiifurein these
-erest d:s. iiiine, but the ea;Liin siiuie
Low stncKitned it over with hi in. and
ivheil we left the Uland we sliil had
every man aWird w ho had siupie-d at
iirisloi. Un several i.'i-asioii . 1 had
een Bristol bob and his churns in
eli.se conversation, and mi several
uti.er cxasiotif tiie cook h.ni slipjd
into the fore..atii". 'a 'h.-r.- i,; had no
business to bo. W ii'nd cilfal. 1
could s-e plain euouzh that somethin''
kuspirioui was in tin; wind, and I ,
Uiink Mr. lJai-Ker 1 siisfK-.-t.-d the ,
plotting, ni we had no sooner hit ;
Kingston tfian 1 su'.v hiin i-los-l) i
watching aii the men. In s.-ttni'' the
wa'ches anew, lioh and two of his
friends mid tn vv-.f w en; placeii in his
watch. i
tor the first three days out nothini,' 1
unusual occurred. The men did tueir ,
work a-s well as Could if ask.-d for,
and wcifsu r-s-'tf ui as to create ur- ;
j.rise. Kverytiims; was on tiie snrfai'",
liowever. When out of si'ht in tiie
focaslie the men we.-., idw lijijf and 1
cursing worse tiian i-fon-. Din.- afb-r- i
iifX.il-- it was on the fourth day, 1 be-
lieve J was armiv-d from my sli-e. !
during my al li i ,.,v hy a i-onver- ;
hatiou U-twe.-n lloi. and a man iiaineil
Jackvm. They Knew I was in the
bunk, hut b-iievei m,i. to )xt sleeping i
Aouinl, v
This is t io plan as 1 have thought
It out." lioh was savin.:. "After we
have got ti.e brig we w i,l erui . U? t nft ,
eastward V r a U'hile leant!
ilioot tiio sua or ligure uji and get our
latitude ami longtiiU'le. lean . a '
chart un w.i as any one, and the log I
will tell us how far we have run. We
know tiiat ail tin- islands arc to tim
liortheast. livery one is dow n on till
chart. 1 oinl tin-m is the Atlantic.
The island 1 am after is nut dow n on
the chart. It is northeast of Trinidad,
and maybe if'W miles away.
"Don t i-.ner know i' a-ked ihe
other.
"Never beard of it, mil this is bis
firkt trip tins way,'
"Is he agreed!
"Certain. lie jut., tH. .uh.o
oud." "Hut all are to live ; I;ki ("
"Correct. 'e are just olJioers in
mime. We all tat in the cabin. sb"!i
where we pleas.' and sliare ami sian)
bhke, Nolxly is n. set hissed f up as
betu-r than uuylmdy els. .''
'That's fair. Au'd the eaptm u and
mate are to go,'"'
"Of cour-e."
"Well, we'll have it all understood,
and the man who gives it away dies: '
"Til warrant you that I cut his
throat with my own hands
The men presently went about their 1
feuii!s, liuade lb fcrcieuw of
liy until ioil tii IV
t .ii.'ii. I w .is all ill n
il 1 li.ul li.'.trtl, ami n
i n 1
ll.lt 1'iUIIO 1
H m'. . i.-.l I ''
1 I . If .'.till
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,,t . , 1 ".' ill, 111 III
i. hi 1.1 Inn ' m op
il li Mr Kt'f
l l-.m iij( I t.!
.v iiini in- iliii va ii
.-il , 1 1. nl .inly
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li.ul n. -I tnkt'i
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iiii i iil.i tln ii'i.Hi
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mill Hi ii
luvoiltll. lull ll'llirt lia.l .UI.V vINpiflon
Hint I hnii n.-ki-il up iiifornsalinii llit'.v
wouiil walrh ir.t i-inM-lv I'linii'li. 1
i.n- i.i h.iiii i'i "un. """
nut the latter on hisi-uait washisow n
t.iuit, thio niclit during our watch lie
cai I'-d to me to briiii: him something
from his -taiei-ooni. l!oh and his frieinis
en' forwail at the heel of ihe Imu
jii'i-it. and as 1 c, inie out of the cabin
Nlr. ParKi'i-was at the wut, i-cask. As
I reached him I w hisi-isHi .
"1 should very much like tos-aK
to on or the captain, sir."
"If oti don't p't forward 1 11 speak
to mi in a way you'll is-niemlHT tora
year to come I" in' crow U'.i ii n'l'i '. .-
.No doubt he iue'liu-ol that 1 iuid
Rome comnl.uiii tu hum'; hut had he
IM'i-tiiitusJ me to S"'ak the onls it
itiiht have prevented the trairedy
w Inch followed. His rt-half discinir
a-ivl me from upproachui him airam.
or from seeking iipjHii-t.uiity to sp'aK
to the Ciipiain. and fiMin t tint time oil
1 fe.t qiuie positive th.il some of the
iih'ii weiv always waichmij me.
We had favorim; imis and a fair
p.vsssie up t'i' I'ai-iliiH'.in. and one
liiefht 1 heani Mr, I'lu kcr say to tlio
captain, as that ntlici.it was about to
leave the dis k, that Trinidad would bo
on our starboard ipaartcr by daylie'ut.
We were not to call three, but round
tiio island and head to tiie soiitiieast.
This was soon utter 12 o'clock, and
shortly after my watch had come on
dit-k. It was a tine, starlight niirnt.
with a live knot breeze, ami then' was
little work for tne waleii to do. 1 was
at the whei'l. for 1 could lake my trick
in tine weather with any of tiieni.
AtKiut t o'cloi-k laistol lUi'o. who was
in las ban- fool, came aft to the fore
mast and s,in out, tluui:ii unl over
loud, iiiui in a very iss if'ul Voice:
"Mr. rarker. tiie line, vs'ius to
have picked up a iot uf th sittintr wis-i'k
slu "f across In r iiows Will you please
come lorn ail f"
The mate i; row led nutv iueiiiin and
iti.ip)i'ared i nun my vie w . Kiveiuin
nt.-s later lUibaiiil the oiitire remain
der of the crew oameaft lualxHlv, all
in tin ir hits, fes't, 1 c-mldn't make,
out yet what was fnmj on, and leb
t'ik the w iieci fi-ont me andsiiid,
' ll.iv, run down am! t-ii the capt.nn
tii.it Mr. Tarki r has Uh-ii t''k very
si. k on his w at.-'u. "
Some of the men rh, lekici a hit over
tins ieech. and then 1 iiiitnitcd that
tiie mate had i-eti kiiiesi 'n th- in
stant 1 made up my innul tn warn ti.e
captain 1 fminu lutu s. und asl.- p.
bill half lils .-d. ami as smui Us 1'"
was on ills fist 1 lulu h::i. what I li..d
overheard in tn- f...-alie. and what I
suiet"d had j'ii iii-i-i rn-.i .md-s-k.
It was a oiiderf il I hnw c,ihy in' tin. is
tiie exciting new,,
"Arevou miis- b"th .il. b's iiri' mi
dock i"' he aked.
"V.'S, si-,'
"And tin- tn.-ii have i-.niie aft in a
body ; '
"N i s. sir "
"Is Mr. Mizuer witU t
"I uin .sure 1 saw him
"And Mr. l'arker is i
em?"
i .vhels' tO ie
"-i'i! :"
"No, sir."
'Then I fear you are ri-ht. Go and
Uit tiie di.rs of the conipiiiiioiiway
for me while I get my pistols."
Thenien sto"l at th" eiitraiiee to the
rem (.anion, and as iney e.tui,dit siht
of me tle'y stepped liai-K a little, sup
posing tie- captain was following. I
-,.i i ; d and oohed the- swine doors,
but not a moment too soin, ainl I w as
Uj.tii.r the dix.r at the foot of the
steps when I heard lin-iu cryiiuf out
tiiat tiiey were U.trayed. Tiie cuptaitl
now joined me, unit in addition to tine
boil e pulled a lot of i-abiii furniture
ov -r against tne tinor and rut a brace
against it as well,
Tne men on deck tfere verv ipiiet for
the next half hour, no dount hiildiiijf
a council of w ar as to .viiai should b:
done. Tne first tiling tio-y did was t-
alter tiie course of tiie brio- to d ie east,
and Hie next luin w.is to usk for a
.arl'-y witn the captain. fie said not
a woid until one of tiient smashed u
pane of glass in ti.e skylight, and thvii
i.e demalnl-d to klloov .'.hat was
w in led.
"T'ne ease is this." ropln-d Bristol
1J..I iii his eru lfet voice : "Mr. barker
has U.s-11 given a lift over tiie rail, and
ia now holding his trii k at the botni. i
of tin sea. If you will come up anit
surrender like a gentleman .veil turn
imi adi-ift in the yawl to s,.d youi--if
h-ihore. If you n.-fuv, we II inake an
end of you."
' Are ail tiie crew m tdis.'" asked me
c.t plain.
"All of them."
"1 doll t belie VM Mr. Ml.lier IS With
' "Aye, hut 1 am!" answered that
: wiirtuy, "and i U uiK est: .... to do out
' W" asi;, if you cure for your iife."
"'Tney'd inunier me tne rnnment I
i Hi pped on deck," w hisiH-i-i-d the cap
j ton tome. "Ill be kiii'-d anvhow.
id 1 might as well die
an."
like a game
J(J tin-tl Called to tlo-n, thi.t he'd
never a.iirendiT, and that he'd fdioot
i..wii an v tnaii he culd bring within
r:,,,.f,. Tin' b-ilows eurs.-d and veiled
io 1'esj.oiise, ami tu'iuu wio-oiiiij hear
tut-in moviiii al.ut the d'-cks from
tnal lone till day light, they liia'le no
lie-.v move. Wiii'll day broke lilistoi
J.b nain demanded a su rreuder, but
received tiie same ans-.v.-r. We e.v
pootcl them I'iMii.-i.ii in th; rest of the
sic v light, bat this tin y In--aland to do,
lis tiny would have no means of re-
pl.ll-lll It w hen the e;,pt;,jj -;ls dj
j.oed of. 'I tji-l-e was ll"t -vt-u a pistol
among tin in. while the -. .plain iiad a
revolver, a double barrel d pistol and
a inn-lot., lb a : -o iiiui a sword in his
Uliiti'i'-iiii, w he-i, .'. n'lld prove an ugly
weapon at eios.. quarters. While i
w;is only a Uiy, I iiad botii pliu-k and
rn-rve, and 1 could hand It a pistol to
do an enemy damage.
liny light was not two hours old be
fore tiie mutineers had lis -M-overed tiiat
they bad captured the w roiii end of
tin; brig first. Tiny bad the deck
and the fo'eastle, but the captain held
the cabin. By listening at the n-rn
ports and under theskvlight we heard
much of w hat w as said".
i lie brig was
holding due east, and we heard word
drooued about a uij steriou inland
I tnu-Ksl jiol.l living- like naUihs nod so
'on. How lo e.iino at us was a pule, I
I bill in-t lung was tbuie until niidafiei- ;
: ttix.il . Tllell Hie d.H'l-s of Hie coilll'ali
j ion wins- burst in, and Hie men eiicour
' !iLr,.,i cucli other to altacls the cabin
'or, F.ich hung back, however, as
' tneis' was a hit of entry at the fool of
the staii-s, with a turn toinoi-niM to,
reach the door. t n account of this!
i they could not bruie. a U'aiii to bear, j
' nor could more than one work at a ;
j tune. Roaluiug tlii'irdisadvaiigo, and i
' nisluiig to come at their end the salest j
I .iv. tiiev weis' ivadv to make any
pronnse to hum: 'ho captain out. Ilei
oetie.l ihem. iiiui thus two days mid -tw
o night'. pavsiMt
The brig li.ul im-anw iule U-en inak ,
in;; giHxl sH'ed t the .-11, and we.
liuw he ird the moil growling U'clilse
lie island had not been sighted I hi
I e 1'oreinHiii of tiie thiisi day theis.
wen- several violent iuarivls ainong
tili'ltl. and in one of these the second
III. it.' "as stablie. I to death and his
Usly ll.ing overboaisi I'ne captain
had' treated me very kindly, and w e
had not sulleis-d for foo.1 or drink,
tie iv Ix-ing a full cis'h-r of water in
the cabin when the row liogan. lie
had i'-;u-kei-s, sardint s and other line
provisions in his own pantry, and ,
while 1 sto.nl watch llins" houi-s he
stiS'd six. He said the end would N' ;
t!) l! J 0 h (l ts w ould U kiiic.i, and
he w as inipalieiil tor me muiineei-s m
U gm their work so that he might
have a shot at 1,'n-iii. On ibis third
day Mrtslol Ixih st.ssl on tin' )i'i I
iHiarter. while haraneuin us thismgh '
tiie skyiiirht, and tne captain located
linn, brought his musket la b'ur uml
shot hull dead WekiVw this from I
what was Mid on deck. )
Half an hour later, as we heard on.i
of them at the cabin disir. tiio captain j
made is-ady to lin a bullet through It,
and. by some carelessness, discharee.1 ;
the weapon prematurely and received
the hall in Ins this vat. and he died in ;
live minutes I w as so overcome that
I hid away ill Ins stateroom, and tlai
iiiutims'i-j no longer ha.l -any one to ;
IS'sist ihem. The tirsl tiling I knew it
was night, and It was so very ipnel '
that I knew there could Ik' no wind I
outside. 1 crept out into the cabin, but '
everything remained as I had left it.
For two hours L listened for souiuis
from tiie deck, but heard nothing from .
the mutineers, ami tinaiiy fell asleep
It was morning when 1 was aroused,
and then by men dropping into the
cabin through the skylight. They In-
ioiiu-O'l t the S' 'teh whaler !nn-, ,
whi.-it w. is lying m-o- by, and winch
had had us in view ever since dav
light. The mutineers had taken tne
long boat and aUimloued the brig,
which w as driving al her , n sweet :
will, and to this day not one of tint '
men has i'ver Ihs-ii heard of NodouU
they met w ith some accident in which
all "perished at sea. - New York Sun
Am Allot Afslnl Ills IX.lt.
Tin- walls of th" forui'-r pulue of
; Ihe I y of I'liiistautine ,u-e adorned
' with x i r.iordiiiary fresces . .f the
rudest and must murtistic .h-ignsi
Tin- story of tm-ir origin is c ifious
i i i ' i ' i ' , ; , Ah. ned, tu- 1 ist i-y "1
K'-nti n i il ' Histamine! -a as an x'i"iis to
have the Wal-l. of his palace .1 r-.ti'd
with oil p. ii, mug's bill ., W llhst.uiil-
liuloi lie is! diligent search ill tin-city
I and ii- :gSiioriiis.i, ie native artist
f iial !' found win. was captide of
; - iiiying nut ins w tsh. s. In th1 ,ii
'I nin, a i; is cii-n.'ii to him t.iiul' is;
I lie e,.1-:lti,in (. this dltH.'llU task to
a l-rs'ii.-U prtsoii.'r, a s'l'M-inak'-r h
t-ade, w iio was em pi" eii as a slave in
t u pa. ice la proinisei) to n store
bun t" iim-rtv
Th' p.ir wretch, who kn.-w w.'ii
how lo ply tiie a vi and th'- "un
end." icit bait not the taintest iioltou
hiov mix colors or ban. lie a brush,
humbly and pite.risiy declared . .-r
and over again tb,.t he was utterly u a
worthy of ttie great honor. It .nailed
him nothing, for ti.e ly exclaimed.
"An t rung! Frenchmen cm paint so
1 am tool; g-t to w .u-i. no- instant or
I wiil have y.i'ir b.-:d iopi-d oil . In
t'"iir and tn-iii'iiitig oar new fledge I
artist i. Nik un tin- brush and paint pot,
and spurred un by mortal terror his
labort ii fancy produced those truly
wuuuerful fresei.es.. S ith auxiousex
Ictation he now wuiied to hear what
his master won id say lo his perform
ance. The bey came, lie saw and ap
proved. Tim fellow wanted to de
ceive me," he said, "hut I knew that
ail Krangi were liars." And true to
his word, he set tin; hond cohluer
free L'elw r Lmii und Me.-r.
I llii- Y1..KHllt..e if flt-rll...
! Tieriin is t ..lav one of tin-most sj.l'-n
d..l eapitals uf Kio-"ie, hardly sur
.a.sv-d even o' I'aris in grauth-ur, and.
Willi It-s poniiiati'tll of 1 , .'.ijti.i N ), is ti...
second city ol tne continent in si. and
the tirsit in industrial ruiili It is gro w
lug w itli the pact- of a I 'hicago. iiiui
t.'Very e;.r U-iioid enormous areas of '
tin; surrounding hand plains covered
densely with tin; U'-.v houses of tin; I
expiimiing city.
; Tiie prnu-iiial s.is-ets of I'e rliu are i
nearly all paved with asphalt, and
tliev art; such marvels of cieanmi'-ss
and smoothie ss that oni- feels tu- same
respect for theui as for a nice drawing
room, uml scruples to litter tle-m even I
. with a he rap of (Mii-r "The most fo- ;
queiiled ones are literally wasiie.l uud I
KTubU-d every night, Afn-r U-ing
'' w.t down a few men or livs priM'.-.-d I
along ti.e ro.nl, piisliing f-fore theui j
j.ieces t.f U.ard net diagonally on a
piile, with a strip of rublwr on the
, lower side. Tne mud is thua trans- '
ferrt-d fr'.m the .-..urseof one man to
another and tin-illy l-ft in the fuller,
: ivhetic.; it is remo', t-d. The con seipient
freedom of the ufy from dn.st is very
'marked, -f.'or, Mexican Kinancier.
A 1'iilnt Inr (. h i-i'Miiliclst.
"Ioy 'iu noti'-e. M queries a reader of
The Hreukf.xst Tahie, "h nv prevalent
the idea is, even among newspaper
men, tt.at wo are in the last decade of
tin- century ("
It hi a common error to which the
correspondent ul holes, but a moment s
thougiit cannot fail lo s-t one right.
Trom the o-nirig of tne Clhristiau
era to the year 10 ('i tainly formed the
tiie Iirst d'-e;ide of modern elironology,
and the w;cond df-ade U-gan with the
year Jl. Tin-r os-t cenliiiy ended with
tile !; of the y t-:r Inn, and tiie (sec
ond century M-gan with the opening
of the year 101. So the Nin'-n..'utli -centurv
l-gan with .January 1. lHJil,
and ill cbise witii Ieeeml-r KM).
The latt d'x-ade of the Niiietcmli cen
tury will not begin, then, until Jan
nary 1, Nvi-rlhei, i-ople for
the rent of this year w ill insist that wo
have entered upon the last decaili; of ,
tho century. - liostou Advertiser.
To oj;ij an umhridla in a houae hi
wild U bring bad luck; ho, too, do i
the i)i'3;ntution of a pair of Heinaoi-H,
uuIi.ssm a crooked pin ia also iiicludod
Ul tho (rift
llltsit.ru Hull). Ill II"''"".
A H Ik.sloll lioii.0 fill' l,H k'"'"
north the other I'v.'uing ltl i young
ladv iiiui mi old eulh'iuai as ol.
pavMUievrs. the maiden ovhilitl'M
ynipiouis of imp; ,'iencti at tin' slow
i.'isinis.ss iita.lo, I he car had to ImH
lor a leimi on the track, mid ho woidu
have t"t otV Imt for the g.'Ot leiniiii,
who .siinl: "Us oniy fk" half ' ""
lite don't be, iinpaticnl " Tlieil tin'
car waited two minutes on wilvli,
ml she put her bend out of tlio will
liow, then got out, walked up auddmi
und was oil the plat form when Iiesaul.
"TTieis' comes tho oilier ear. Vm
neeiii so impatient that I inn h'd to Is'
hevt' liitil soine of your family are
nek. Is it so;"
"They ms nil innisiuilly w 'H,'
replied,' as she look her scat niftttn.
Oni hhvck inme and the ear h'l'l I"
track. She wailed hull a tninul.' to
ee if it culd U Intiilc.l on mtiun
right awav, and then she start, d tnii.
It w i U' all right in minute,"
protested t be old gonlleiii.nl.
' I an t set' it." she cnrtiV is'plied.
"Then on w ill e;ol"
"1 will","
"And it isn't sickness''
"See hen','-site s.n.1, siiuuhii on the
lower step, "if you aiciiwng to know
tiio cause of inv hurry I will ti ll '"i
My Is-au is lo !l !, iO.Us at ...
; ,,1
ami i in not goiUi; io run mo n-
losing a gin! oiler for ail the old nu n
and ail the .strict i-ac in tin' world
Then'! Ink s that ma..e ii tfl any
Ih'Ui.". t" New oe Ait.l ver.
. . Jit mer ruu.,.
V tr-lll' .
A costly ring, in , '.a itetl liy ;hiii'
or sptH-iaTw atcliinaii. Iiaiiits suss'inlisl
bv a silken cord around the neck of
statue of ihe Maid of Aimodciiu, tin'
patron saint ol Madrid, in om of the
beautiful so-i.s of IbeSjunisli capital.
It is set w ilh tliaiuondsaiiil -ai-is, not
withstanding which lueis' is no danger
lif 1'S is'iu g stolen.
Tiie grvulosi tin. f in Madrid nnuld
lot touch 11 any quicker than h" wnuld
the plate on his own mnliier's cullin.
Its history is curious and lot. ivsiuig
and equal' to any thing found ill tin'
induct al folk ion-. The ring u
mailt' for King Alfonso XII, who
gave it to ins t ousni. the pis'tty Mer
cedes, on the day of their l Unllial.
She woi't il during her short married
life. On lu-r ileatli the king present
ed It to his grandmother, Oue. it (.'litis
tiu.i. -siio tlieil sss.u, and On king
siss.-d Un deadly little cir.-le. tn Ins !
sister, bitaiita del 1'ilar, w ho ilu-d ;
w ilhiii in. month.
Again it sl.n tctl on Usdi'aiily rollllils,
next Hutting ,1 place on tiie linger of
Christ. a. ine yoiutgesl tla.igutcr uf
, tiie dil..e of M"llti'lisler. bill in less
tilall three Otoliths she also .'is di'ilil.
Aiphiaiso 1 1 la I put. the ring in 1 1 is ow n
casket ami imd b-ss liiaii a tar alter
so doing' No non.b r it safely liaiq;
on it statue in an unguarded square.
61. louis li. puiiiic,
I ttl,.tl' lHllltt..l 'tMllfSi.
H.ttt'.u I, iili-il'-ll conn l pretty hear
U-lllg 111" diamond felllei- of lh
; wurld and ueter w.is mi uuiortaiil
business tiolie III SO l.-Clliiar il 1 1 Ulllicr .
i.t is ine diamond biistui s in tins
ittis'el uo a n as I l.ti ton liaob it. Tiie
aiuounl in vaiue of th niionti s w lucil
changes bauds ui a d i V in ll.tt ton Gar
den IS some! illllg mal-M-l'ills. T ilt) t'-
cuii ir ft .tture of tins business here 1
that the ouia of it is done in too street
and on the Milewals. lb r x oil int-i t
a joliiug mwd ol Toli-ii iiiiil t ierm.ui
J.-ws, ineu wiioso (.flats are uml' r
tueir hills ami ft 'i f stoi'k of trade is
tu their p's lsiis. 1 C yini st. unl und
va'cu their trailing lli.oieu v IS J'nll
will see tiieni draw out t -'el largo
(.lack H Ketli..k ami uiftiy open a
bit of tisstn; u-r inn! display t. their
brother Inert iiants a il itetl or lifli't-ll
stones of a cerlain M,.e tiicii as ipuruiy
til.) pit T folds over its I'HI-IO, IS Cult j
tent-s and disa'itnt. witliin mm of the I
Capacious l-m'kel.s of IIIC Im k, Ulld j
another tissue paiw-r is pr.i'icwl to s
ShoW stol.es oi ho g'-r si.., uloi, lll.lV' i
U, tlitr.-.-t-i l quaiisy , I'or. New Or i
leans l'lcayi-ine. -
(Itlgitl Uf IlllllU.
Of the thousands w ho siy quinine
is "good for every tiling," few are
awaro tiiat its intrisi.e lion into the
phariiiacoxi ia is of cniiiiarat is ely re
cent date, (limine) is one of tiitimosl
common of iioiuo- ipathic tlrngit ami is
used for all ailments It .s an nlka
loid obtain' il from the . aii h.oot hark,
w host.' wt.mlerful j.rop-rtit s a.s a tunic
ix-cumo known aiee.il H'..'l7. At Unit
tiiui) the countess of I iiii io.li, lice
qut'irn of I'eril, was terv ill with a
lingering fever, and the best metlicai
men of rymth America were in ulti'inl
ancu ami ha.1 aim. ml despairetl of the
countess recovery. Oin: day u wash
erwoinan iiii aretj ul tin- palace and
gave tiie countess' u.aiil a Mn-K wlili h
she directed tu le; given lo ii-r mis
trt-s. 'i'h; counters ralhi-d, und in a
short tin." recovered, Tne nlnui,,
bark was then cniied cihci.oiia bark,
wbtKO praises the vice queen wutal
ways singing. Chicago 'I'litiot.
Iu.prt.v.l l.lf Smsmiii t.rlu.).
A Vuliiahie iiiM.tioii la Iht; nnsli rn
devices for till- saving of lilt ( -t .11 sisU uf
a pistol, two lilies. Hu h 1 tM feet ill
length, 5 hols of iii i'iiii ulnl 'i" car
tridgi-s, which am all jm in tl in a Imx
II inches long and si iin lp-s vs idti uml
weighing complete oidy(jj joumls.
The pistol IS of gre 3"s,ll Ttglll Ulld U)
Saul to tiii-n'' its pr'ijei 'lie as far as a
rille. T he line is .f rile Is St M-li'i'loJ
materhil, warrant.-d not lo kink or
part iii tiring the Mint, while, by n
special svsl.-ui of w Hiding, it can Isi
rewound inslanllv and math to lire
again, m i-.w of .aiiui" to rcacli tli
desired place. It can readily in; ojieral.
ed bv one man, the left hand liolilmg
the line and the right Iniinl liuiiluig
tin) pistol. New York ( 'oni mi-reia)
Advertiser.
(I. Of lli ll.l . Il.i.li Set.
I!ig H"ad, one of the le.ulinjg chief
tains of tin; Sioui Indians, has made li
desperate attempt nt Alliclde, I le hung
himvlf to a tren and was) neiirlv
strangled lo death when cut (lwri, ft
is AiiiU that no Sioux ludiiiii was ever
before known to attempt to taku lii
ow n hie Chicago i lennd.
( ..rr.-e-l .
A l v, rsiji'i alll lolTt-t- tenlsaniioiiiiinl.
It is an Infil-ion nf leaves from be i-elltlt
plant exactly as lea Is riiitfle from tlmlrnf
of the tea plant. The oilfe leaves r
drie.1, plii. li nit In a Ki nd with bell
ln water the coffee U-H Is lirewcd. New
Vurk 'riutes.
tfli"K il im Out.
Iiiiiif Did 'n n i l HM uitHiK tlffwn
ori your itttoppiiiK -tM-ifi Oil iiionth, n
I rt-fjtifnUMt?
Mm. MiiiuoOii. iruli'l. lr. Von
know ttiHL iiU-9 woottj, uii(iurwrur yuu
Wttiitwlf Well, i gft
much chtiip?r, Clo
,.,. ",Utllll,U fl Ultlfltl
Now Meat -Market.
I'HI M IIII, '
SAM C. CLINE, Proprietor.
CHOICE BEEF,
button, Veal and Pork
. os AMI ON II Wit
THE HIC.HtSr I'KlCk IN CASH
i tin n u
All Kinds of Country Product'
oil
Sohl at h Littoral Comml!.lon.
0 ...i . it !.! ! t- ill t-H ,.t.i'
.11 I i I INK
CITY MARKET,
rirl l't Nuiih 'fim m.
I'KINLVll It, OH.
Palmer oiooo, Props.,!
Beef, Mutton and Pork,
Spring Chickens,
Fruit and All Kinds of Produce.
, .'l. i, I ,.i. il Hii-I" .t(
Hit PRJHUCE. BUTTfcH AND HGOS.
G. L. SALOMON.
n ti 1 i: is
Stoves, Tinware
HARDWARE,
Pumps, Pipe and Fixtures
11... I" t - 111 kISI'Olt
Blacksmithing and Wagon Work.
General Kepiililno; Work Dunn
on Short Notice.
Full Slink of Iron tod Wjoo Mlriii
Cunsunily on H411J.
GEORGEO'NEIL
st'iKol ll'...r li.rth .( I'n.li'in. ,
111 1 s 1 1 1 1 r, 0111 1. n. !
I
1 . 1 1 1 i, k : n I
Fine Wines,!
LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC. j
A Thoroughly Flrst-Cliiss House j
In Every Re&ect. j
tllll,.,,l ..ul IfOfii ll.ll l-'iiil talil.. Iu
lo.. ,1 Hrl'.lr. j
-I. 1.1 i ..it in rtiinm . i.uiiii. ,.r-n m
The Celebrated Frcncl? Cur3,
"Aphrooitine" r.r(.T,;n
J C'JARANTH
' i i on iii-B i (
C v .W,
s V,... icuns.il .'iilii-r . ,. Sf7r
7 st i.!,.'ll.'f ri. ait. jj
I' Ull'-... l " ll' ' 1
t 1 A, r 't.lllt', IT thf.Hlll ,i il j.fii j I '(M,
ti'fti, fivr Ir.'ii.,.. in i', .ti' , t(, Ii u. l.,, ,t I' 1 -i 11
I" .f. n ' I'i! li. li. k'lliK n J'Mtu lni:.
t'lt' lt . -h-m : mm! im t . H "t-t in, Mr . mn frn.
t : nt -'rfi. -" t irri nl t nt i .. ,i , i rr)i. . (i
fcttt'-M, W nil MKtMfV( (.ii t,( I'lMt iff (lll'l
t ri'-r, Hii fi ii ri- i'li rti"ic.'f( J. lto .'-mn:i. o
I it 1 tii'ttlii! I'rl' n 1 1 tut n tif, II Irji.
f,, : . (ll -4tit I'f inn ' m r.- i' I t 01 iif !i-f'
A MIlldFV lil UtMK. 1 given f r
- nry I . : t ifvr r-''i,i'., t. n-fMinl II10 iintur 1
it I'rrm uiril Ik not r ;!.(. d W Im'
t ' . u n r f'f iitioiHuU I'niiiiiii r'hI yt'tnir,
f-i ,(i f 14 (m i.m t ' M-(tn-'iilly cur. !
. ttiiMiFMf VI'I.'.hIHiih-, 4 in uUr rt-. A'1-lf
THf APHHO Mf DICINE CO.
V -iU'll itrdilf r, l''Hill.M, UK.
---nil.il MY -
H. A. BELKNAP & 80N8,
DruKKiats,
I IUNH II I I'., (HIS.
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
Th iticraii of IliU (irrnt Cotih (Miro )
without t parallel In th hlntory of ittftlit lim,
All flrtiKK'it r ftiithoriifd tn mill It (in (rim
Hive gnat mitt, m lif tlmt no o'liffcurit .mi
aiitTCVKHfiilly iHiift. '1'iiMt It iiiay ln-t.tnue
known, tli lroirli torn, at mi rtiorniou ex
penNA, urn pttulny Haiiilu lloltlo lfn Into
very borne In I'm I'nili 'l Ml h fin und ( HiimU,
If von havn f'ouuh. HurB Thruut, or liit'ii
fthitl, titfl It, for It will tiri you. If your
chlll Iim tho Croup, or Whm.plnK oiiKb, ih
It pro.nnllv, ftrnl n-lli-f (n mir. If you rlrrwl
Ihftt lllHl'IIOflft lliM-auB CofttlMl)Ptlfl, UNB It,
Auk you 1 iniKiKl fr MMIUXI'H Ci HIS,
(rlL' I0ct. . M t:tM. ft ml II .wi. If yuur I.uiiki
raxiruor Hark tuma, ti Hhitoli' fntmt
fUUr. ltlr- 'ifl ct. Kur nlii ly Ml Uruf
gUU tad lftlr.
Ca !
LINNW.WOODS'IC. S. SMITH
SALOON,
llMltl slii'i'l. I'i Ittt' i llle. lit,
KI I I's n II OH I III t llolt I si
FANCY MIXfcD DHINK3
I',.., hi. .1 lo " Hl'iili n. .a l'Vi'l"i I fin
Hlllliiil Tdlile md r.hul Club Rooms
let Iii. m ii lull. .il ul inn .tin i -I' 'l"l
Sllfllllnll II' IIUlllB I'I'l' l '.' lllU
S c ifnt i flo Aniniian
Agency fur
4& TA(f MARKS.
ft ltif'tltt alt.t ftfs t il'illM'k Wl lie In
Ml t O l tt.i.. ten M, X "im
ttt.U-at ltttwwU t't Mtllii l'tfl.l Hi IHvl.
o ml'Ui Ul. it mil t ! Iis"bIiI I i
t b 1U(1U I'l lift lt vtl ItKtff tit vlIV lit llt
icirntific American
H rtr,-.,l.M'il' 1 .-trlilt.t.- lt-t'f lt
-i-.M i.i.ju t'ht.iHt, I .. lt..( :.-.tt
fv (ti m . I I-.- iillnut H.'.A'. , (Ml a
1 t li i tl,. t'lthi'." til A lH.
t HlUUtbs, Hi lti4.ii s .'l
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AJ 1 r.v.M.
new uisuuvery auuident
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SPECIAL ...... . ... . .... on., i". ... '-
MBM Jl.ll.:, . . - ".I-. !.- .IM i.M. W
THECHINESE BAZAR.
Quont;, Hin;; &. Co., Proprietors.
I'm i a s a tiio lim "I - II1 '!! in,-t !. . .lit - t I fr. in tho. Kttnl
I'll" I -.-I l! m-r. . I I I. A in h.i ., , I'foi.i (him
CAM '1 1 in . ml,. s oil. t .
l-'r.u-i ml 1 1 1 ,...i. l rli.. MI
AN.. It III.. i ,',;.' l.l ( ! - ,,. J l. tl.,-'.' ti...U.
; PR I N E VI L LE BOOT
I. L. KETCHUM, Proprietor.
All himls ..t I:., .t. ti'l ln's ii,,,,!.- tu "i.i. 1 . a 1 .I ,1 j-'t f. . I hi ho: ar
iii. -I L it tla I- s! . U n- ,1 in ni'rt oi k li' inirint; n.-atlf
lolii' at r. asiinai In n'i. i's 1 it .lor n . i .-'I hv 11. n.1 .roili't l v dltrioh-tl
t... -l,.-p 1.1, M till -tn t I'i in.-t ilh-, I i;
Ahh: WS :
bedrooom sets,
Lounges, Chairs, Mirrors, Paints,
Oils. Putty and Class.
ALSO V Alib V KINDS V OF V LUMBER V FOR V SALE.
The Oregon Land Co.,
Willi
Home Office
is mi: i.u v v
I branch office
I
I MaVn n .,i , lit It .,( am It III,
t 1 t miii 1 1 tin it fur in .
j nit iti.-l u tut it. mt i!..j riy. ."fii.l ..r
H. A. BELKNAP 4 SONS,
Sn.'.-.i.i'i. I.. .1, W. ti Alil'l
DRUGS AND" CHEMICALS.
EiiHt Sldo of Main Struct, Prlnovlllo, Or.
Standard Patent Medicines. I'ulnts. Oils und Varnliihos. DyeSlulli
and Soaps. Toilet Articles and Perfumery, Hair and
Tooth Brushes. Bird Sued and Cuos.
A Kt'iii ritl tiiiii-lt nl liini'L-n-li.' y Iri.'h. Mill ioiiitv, l'.o.il,i, (.'imn, T.ilniri'n !"'
I'nif Viiii' uml l.iiiini fin inoli, nl
TEMPLETON & SON,
viiii,i: i.i,
Druggists,
Prinevlllo, Oregon.
m:.vi.i:us in--
Ferliiiiifrjf, Hair and Tooth Bruslins, Patmil Mudklues, Tuilnl and Sliavlng Soaps, Faucy
Goads, Glass, Fully, Palms, Oils, Etc,
Also a Fino Lino of Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry,
All oriltT. Inr uootln nii.iniitlv II 11m. I l'livui,,i.,i.u' .UM,.ri..ii....u ,..,v..r,il)u ..out
- - i - I-
ponnilu'j ut nil liuuia,
U till
Gary House Bar .
PI 111 IS
Cutter Whisky,
III s mi is , r
( 1 1 1 V 1 ) (
- A I so
KeyWestand ImportcdGigars
Ntl rid CuiutoruHt! Club Ruum.
i t'ftiu prst t unit- t,-itiiiiii r tt(rt
yrv. .ja:ani;si-3
xa? CURE
t i.rni aiol I 'Mil rl I ,-'tli. nl Til ( ,4.
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a. I'm, ii I' miuk m ft.t t it. ti.i i nt
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t M t , N I I h 1 I. M " It It ft
l 'i i i' 1 1 . t - t is( i , i il,. . i
n 'i ijuriii' . l I In 1 1 If I' - -
AND SHOE SHOP.
OF :FURm
v
at Saljrn, Or.,
r.i 11 i.... imi
in Portland.
nii 1 I i- I'M jt I.- j,-1 nin a 1 1-1 k trtiiu
..in, I.I. t. pti,-i. l.t iU'.
m . ni l tn.
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