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9
LAFAYETTE! OREGON, AUGUST 18, 1876.
VOL. XL-NO. 26.
A
I
PRICE TEN CENTS
BACH INIKBTIOX.
' ffl
%
The True Basis.
Hints té
Girls Concerning
keeping.
House­
*
M’Donald Clarke, the J’Mad Poet.”
Benjamin Franklin’s R^Mons for Rec­
- I, — ■
*
1
■
f.
The Massacre of Caster.
l,obo feet thick, lie alternate strata of'
ommending the Use of Bows
hardened lava and scoriae or ashes, in- j
In 1825 Josep i Bonaparte, the ex-King
DESCRIPTION OF A MICHIGAN SOLDIER
and Arrows in War.
Yes, my heart is sad and lonely.
dined outward by the loose nature of' The movement which was started in
Don
’
t
Keep
going
to
your
mother.
You
of
Spain,
who,
v
ith
a
numerous
retinue,
- WHO SAW THE FIELD OF BATTLE.
;
the
Boston
schools
this
year
to
introduce
While 1 sit and muse of thee,
these materials when deposited, at an
A very small blue-book was published
have evefy one of you probably some lit­ was stopping at the “Uuited States, ” was
a
plainer
dress
at
the
graduating
exer
­
For I love thee, fondly, only.
angle of 30 deg. to 40 deg. in the upper ,
Lieut. John Carland, a Michigan man,
tle independence of money, or some pos­ present at a dinner party given in his in New York over fifty vear^ ago, called:
And thy form lhong to see;
part. This is the slope of the cental , cises of the girls’ school is a sensible one, sibility of economizing. Buy your own honor by Mr. Henry Walton, He was k'Thx Life and Essays of Benjamin Frank­ writes to the Corunna American, under
cone; but the lower parts, where the lava, but it does not strike quite deep enough. utensils;(jset up your own establishment, accompanied by ris sister,Carolir*
Cease, oh cease, my heart, tliyheatin <r
irat, lin, written by himself." One of the date of “Mouth of Little Horn, ^ne
having cooled in its descent, was less It is not merely at the graduations, but if only lw y slow degrees. You will know and his two dau ighters.
Silent let my bfisotu be;
essays is a letter to Major Gen. Lee, and 29th,” the following vivid account of^hs-
Though
a
king,
u
fluid, show a more gradual incline, and during the entire school session, that the the goodgo of it
Joyous yet will bq our meeting,'
in
it Mr. Fraqjplin says some things that ter’s battle with the Sioux. This narra­
” then;’and you will be set­ he looked very much like other mortals.
in some places are neafly level. Such is I dress in our schools need reform. And ting up tbur character at the same time. His ¡manners, < ress ^nd equipage’were will interest you in this Centennial year. tive of Lieutenant Carland is doubtless
For I still am true to thee.
the general description of Vesuvius; we the lady teachers, we are sorry to say, iy'e There wwlbe no sudden violent resolution wholly unassuming, quiet and unpreten­ Remember that B. F. ^iludes to the fire­ the most correct Btory that has been pub­
Bright and happy were thole moments
now give a few particulars of what a vis­ to blame. There is nothing more easy and undertaking, which drafts aid ,and tious, as was thi i case with the ladies of arms of 1776:
lished of the massacre of Custer and his
'••
than for the lady teachers in any school
Long since buried with the past,
itor may,see there.
men.
The letter proceeds thus:
P
hiladelphia
,
Feb.
11,1776.
encourgefinent from everybody about you, his family. The rank was there, and
But the inetn'ry of those moments,
Starting from Naples, the train takes to produce a sentiment among, the pupils getting ‘tip prospective virtue by sub­ needed no déme nstration. In the course
D
ear S ir
At
the
mouth of the Rosebud, on ths '
Fresh within mi heart shall last;
you to Portici or Resina. At the latter on the subject of dress which shall make scription! and upsetting half the current of the dinner B< ñaparte suddenly turned They still talk big ¡ d England, and 22d of June, we struck a large Indian trail
"Tis thy voice methinks I hear now.
place is an office where horses and guides the whole thing right. But as long as order of |the household for an uncertain deadly pale, an I, with the perspiration threaten ha?d; but their language is leading up the Rosebud Valley. Gen.
Borne upon the evenin g’s blast.
may be hired. Ladies who cannot ride the teachers teach in dresses dverloaded- experiment. Be in earnest enough to standing on h s forehead, turned im­ someSyhat civiller, at leqst not quite so Custer from there took command of the
or walk must here g< t chairs to be carried witli ornamental trimming, in lace col­ make yotir own way, and before you or ploringly to lii i host, gasping out, LiTr
Rich and sweet, yet s »ft and mellow.
“Un
~ disrespectful t> us. (By degrees they twelve companies of cavalry and pushed
in; but all who cmi ride mount their lars, anj with their hair arranged as if anybodj^else thinks about it, you will chvt ! un chat! ’
As I heard it in the past.
come to their set ies, tfut (oo late, I fancy, on after the Sioux. He followed them to
horses or donkeys and start. The way is ! from the hands of a French hair-dresser, have bedpaie a recognized force in the
for their interest.
the foot of the mountains and found by
“
John,
”
said
£lr.
Walton
to
hi^waiter,
While within my liedrt I cherish
at first through the narrow back streets the committees can do no good., ’ . " domestic community; you will have risen ‘itake ifway the Cat; it disturbs thiÿ gen-
We
have
got
a
large
¡quantity
of
salt
­
scouting
the vallet that they were en­
Words and acts of long ago,
7 he true rationale of a refu/rn move­
of Resina. Going out of the town, gar­
petre,
one
hundred
and
twenty
tons,
and
camped
on
a branch of the Little Horn.
into yoi»; altitude without assumption, tieman.”
Do you think my love could perish?
den! and country-houses are passed, and ment in this matter should be, not that just as _ ytiu aregrowing,
thirty more expected. Powder mills are This was on the night of the 24th. On *
by
invisible
hair
­
“
Cat,
sir?
”
ei
hoed
John;
“
I
can
see
no
_
No! 'twill ever stronger grow ;
theAineyards from which the Lacluyma the times are hard aud ,that economy' breadth!
parries and fol*
now wanting; I believe we must set to the 251If he took five comp-
I
breadth^ into your womanly stature.
cat.”
Am I still the dearly loved one?
lowed
the
stream
down
on
o' side while
Christi wine is produced. All'the grouud should be practiced, but that the dress
work
and
make
it
by
Hand.
But
still
I
i
ohe
Then.'
V
The other mt mbers of the family no^f
ThenJsome day, you may say to your
Ah, 'tis thia I'd like to know,
beneath is formed by volcanic eruptious ^f the worker should always be suited to mother- ^Let me have charge of the china- joined in the search, and at last, sure wish, with you, that pikes could be in- Maj. Renqj with seven companies, went
If, when all nfy wanderings be done.
t
of Vesuvius; it consists of beds of lava nis work.
trodqced, and I would add bows and down on the other. Maj. Reno was to
j
In
the
school
room, whether in the closet ajjd pantry, please;” and you may enough, crouc led, under the sideboard arrows; these were good weapons, and
You’ll still love me! say 'tis so! ,
and ashes. The town of Resina itself is
enter up|>n a new realm, having fairly was discovered a little frightened kitten,
att A ck the enemy in the rear ,
separated from ancient Herculaneum by daily session or the annual examinations, conquered your ownqueendom. Andi can But it was not intil Bonaparte had lain not wiselyjlaid aside:
May the richest joys of heaven.
While
Custer fought them in front. This
a layer of lava 80 feet deep. That is the both teacher and pupil are or ought to tell you this new one will be a pretty and down for some hours that he recovered
1. Because a man may shoot as truly
Ever be my darling's lot;
would
have worked all right, as Reno had
l»e
at
work,
and
therefore
shouWi
fie
at
­
depth of the stream of liquid fire which
a pleasant realm to queen in; an epitome from tlie prostration into which tfie pres­ with a bow as with a common musket.
May all the joys to her be given,
came and covered the old city, and tilled tired in working costume. The dress of the |whole housework practiced in ence of the feli i#had thrown him. •
2. lie can discharge four arrows in got in their rear. But General Cpster,
And all sorrows be forgot,
in every street and house, burning up should be of the most convenient aud dainty, easy little ways. Shelves to be
the time of charging and discharging one marching down «n the other side, saw
i
Waft, ye winds, this message to her,
as
followed
in
the
evening
The
dinner
v
what he supposed was the front of the
¡simpler
description,
of
the
kind
least
fit
­
eyery4hing that would burn. Since then
bullet.
kept nice, wiped do‘wn with a soft wet by a brilliant jarty.
Among
other
lit-
_
_
Tell hereto forget me not.
camp
and
made
a
charge
on
them,
the.In-
ted
to
make
a
noise
or
hold
dust,
and
it
a fertile soil has been formed over it; trees
3. His object is not taken from his
cjoth w|ung from the suds that cups and
dians giving way and letting him right in
Bay thé heart which once Fgave her
I and gardens, flowers and vines are grow- should be made so as not to impede move* silver h«Ve come out bright from; cups erary gentleme 1 present were Theodore view by the smoke of his own side.
S.
Fay,
Percivi
1,
Paulding,
Irving,
Ver
­
the gap. The brave man rode in with his
Loves her still and doubts her not.
ment,
so
that
every
faculty
be
left
free
to
1 inghere; houses, streets, and churches are
and silvpr, plates and dishes, to be ranged planck and Joseph R. Chandler, M’Don- > 4; A flight of arrows seen coming upon three hundred men and would have killed
work.
i built here, perhaps in their turn to become
them terrifies and disturbs the enemy’s
lief »re the Bari ier.
the whole 2,000 Sioux, I believe, if there"
It is by the idea of fitness that its* ma­ in prettijest lines and piles and groups on (he aid Clarke, tL e “mad poet,” Was also attention from his business.
underground by some future catastrophe.
fresh
shelves;
cupboards
to
be
regulated
The stroi^ mau stood before the door of
5. An arrow sticking in any part of a had been no enemy behind him. But in­
After two or three miles ascent, which terial and construction should I mj dictated. with light daily touches and replacements; among the gu u ists. Clarke did not re­
main long, nor did he circulate among mau, puts him hors du combat till it is stead of charging the front he was right,
The movement in Boston is-right, but
is very gentle and pleasant, the Observa­
. heaven;
‘
yesterday’s cake aud cake-basket, fruit
in the center of between 8,000 and 4,000
There, iu the glowing light which fell upon tory begins to seem nearer, and the scehe it should be pushed farther, and set on or jelly/custards or blanc-mange, to be the company. Most of the time he stood extracted.
*
1
6. Bows and arrows are more easily Sioux. Those that were behind him kept
of the great eruption of 1859 is ap­ the right basis.— American Journal of overlooked and newly dished for the. next by the door, his pose and style the famil­
him,
iar attitude of the classic Napoleon, with
concealed until he was right in their
•
Showed, deep and Jark, the scars'"of earthly proached. That eruption, which contin­ Education.
table-sdttino; the nice remnant of morn­ arms folded, His head rested, not upon provided everywhere than muskets and midst and then, when it was too late, he
ammunition.
ued six months, took place high up, and
battle.
ing crefm fb,be transferred to a fresh jug his breast, but hfis eyes looked up to the
Doni Pedro as a Diligent Traveler.
B. F. then quotes a Latin account of a made a bold dash, trying to cut through
on the north side of the mountain, where
With giant hand upon the massive barrier.
and pqt in a cool clean corner; to-day's oeiling, while >n one foot was a jack-boot
them, but the enemy were too many. He
there «were but few houses. As yet, the
He stood as stands the conquerer, awaiting
parcels^ pethaps, to be bestowed; and and on the ot ier a large, clumsy shoe. battle in King Edward the Third’s reign, fell about the first one and the horses be­
and adds:
His Majesty Dom* Pedro, who has just the doojrs ^closed, with a feeling of plenty After he had " left, Col.
The just reward of long: and worthy service. lava is uncovered with soil or vegetation,
~ Stone related to
If so much execution was done by ar­ coming unmanageable, the poor soldiers
Strange music from within rose slowly over and is now hard, and of a dirty purplish sailed away, has impressed every one who and'coijhfort that only the thrifty, deli­ the company the history of the stanza by
were cut down in less time than it (akes
The awful battlements, and roused his spirit brown. It looks as if it had come out has watched his movements as being one cate laAisewife—who knows and utilizes Clarke that bi d lately appeared in the rows when men wore some defensive to tell it.
armour, how much more might be done
liquid, but pasty—¡not a liquid stream, of the most rapid travelers of his time. the resources that are but uncomfortable
To the full magnitude of manly grandeur.
t seems that Lang, in his now that it is out of use I
THE SIOUX
out
like
thick matter squeezed out of a He would go around the world in eighty odds anti ends to the disorderly, heedless, Commercial.
Then mightily upon the bolt he lifted—
New
York
Gazette,
had
alluded
to
I am glad you are come to New York, Then turned with all their force on Maj.
wound. It now covers a space about a days if he set out to, and though it was procrastinating one—ever has the pleas­ u’
All vainly. It were as none had touched it.
mile in length, and of irregular width— thought that his plans would necessitate ure of.TAB this is, cosily aud in miniature M’Donald Cl irke, that fellow with zig- but I also wish you could be in Canada. Reno. He charged them with one com­
perhaps a quarter of a mile in lateral ex­ a very superficial inspection of this to the ' farger care of kitchen and larder, zag brains.” The insulted poet rushed There is a kind of suspense in men’s pany and returned with only eleven men.
Now gfcntly from the lower air.
tent. It is curiously contorted, somo of country, he has probably seen more in what tl je. little girl’s baby-house has been into the sanct im of the Commercial, blaz- minds here at present, waiting to see He then retreated a short distance, plac­ ♦
Like an embodiment of prayer,
what terms will be offered from England. ing bis men on a bluff. He kept them off
it like coils of rope; but to an
accus­ the time he hits been with us than the (if she began, like a true woman-child, to ing with fury,
Arose, and lighted at his feet;
“Do you see, colonel,” said he, “what I expert none that we can accept; and till the night of the 27th, his men
tomed to battlefields, there is a look as of •average traveler would in ten times as “spin s nd weave” for her womanly.va-
A child with face unspoken sweet;
fragments of bodies, as if some dreadful long. His last day in New York was as cation ] rto the “hpuse' of her own” that Johnny Lang says of me? He calls me when that is generally seefi, we shall be GOING WITHOUT WATER FORTY-EIGHT
She gazed on ^im with wondering eyes
morh unanimous and more decisive ;<then
struggle had taken place. Even Milton's industriously spent as the first, and devot­ she—t jiu—-began to talk of then, aud 'a fellow with zigzag brains.” ,
HOURS.
Of those that are born for paradise;
“Well, and so you are,” said the colo- your proposed solemn league and cove­
fallen
angels
come
into
one
’
s
head,
and
ed
principally
to
the'
newspaper
offices.
bu
are
earning
a
right
to
now.
that y
He was relieved by Gens. Terry and
One steadfast look of the love of God—
nel. “.I thipk it is a very happy descrip- nant will go better down, and perhaps
Gibbons, who saw the smoke from where
The door was touched with an angel's rod. the fancy that this was the spot where The Empress remained at her hotel to en­ And (fretty soou this daily care—this tion of yoii.”
most of our other strong measures be they were on the Little Horn, and think­
they fell bright easily be credited, for joy a complimentary concert given Iler. daily ¡pleasure
pleasure —will have become a ’ .“Oh, that’s very
And through the walls as of solid sun
...j well
..
for you to say,” adopted. ,
here are the fragments all squashed and His Majesty's travels virtually ended facile filing,
a thing
(hi
„ easily slipped inter
ing it a signal of the Sioux, marched tffat
The warrior followed Christ’s “little one!”
_ “I’ll take a joke
I am always glad to hear from you, way just in time to save the last handful
Uruised into each <Aher by concussion of July 5th. The actual number of miles; the day’s programme?, and never to be a retorted MHlouald.
from'you;
b
it
Johnny
Lang
shall
not
—John Vance Cheney, in Appletons' Journal.
but 1 do not deserve your favours, being of the Seventh cavalry. Out of the whole
the fall. At ordinary times, eyen vtfty a traveled by him from Rio Janeiro to Nek mountain or a bugbear any more, either
little-smoke may be seen coming out of York and through this country, makjng to do fir to teach; because you “know destroy my well-earned reputation. Zig­ so bad a correspondent. My eyes will regiment only 328 men are left,jind forty
brains, orsooth! Zigzag brains— now hardly serve me to write by night,
Mount Vesuvius.
an allowance of five huudred miles for every twist and turn of it,” and it is not zag
the mass. -
think
of it cclon_.
cqldnel _ ! __________________
I must have a chance and these short days have been all taken’ of them are badly wounded. It makes
The Observatory stands upon a lung short trips between different points, is ‘a prodess of conscious detail, but a sim­
one heart-sick to look over the battle
As all the world knows, this fatuous
ti hi in in your paper.”
to reply to
up by such variety of business that I sel­ ground and see the poor fellows, some of
volcano mountain is situated near the ridge extending from south to north. By 19,505. This does not include distances ple wljblp that you can dispose of with
“
How
much
space
would
you
want?
”
in
­
dom sit down ten minutes without inter­ them with
shore of the Btfy of Naples, eight miles the use of instruments, the scientific meu he has traveled by carriage, etc., in vk- a singe thought and its quick mechani­ quired (he co onel.
.
ruption. God give you success!
can
tell
when
an
eruption
of
the
moun
­
rious
places,
which
would
make
out
the
cal execution.
due east of the city, but a little farther
THEIR
ENTRAILS
CUT
OUT,
“I think I :ould use him up in a col­
I am, with the greatest esteem, yours
In lfke manner, again, you can take up umn and a lit If,” said M’Donald.
by road or railway. Along the coast tain is imminent. There was, previous 20,000 miles. From March 26th, when
Others with their eyes dug out and hearts
affectionately,
*
B. F ranklin .
to
1859,
a
carriage
drive
as
far
as
the
Ob
­
the
Emperor
left
Brazil,
until
July
5th,
cooking.
You
can
learn
to
make
bread,
road, With which the railway is nearly
“A column and a half!” said the col-
—St. Nicholas for August. laid across their faces. They even stopped
parallel, are the towns of Portici, with servatory, but tlie lava carried it away. when he ended his travels, is 101 days. until the fifteen minutes’ labor that it onel. ‘‘Stuff You shall havp no such
to cut their pockets to get their money
Resina adjacent, Torre del Greco, and The path goes along the crest of the ridge The average number of miles traveled by wilblx» for you to toss up the dough for space. I’ll give you just four lines, and if
and watches. The most fearful sight
Torre dell’ Annunziata, on the way either from the Observatory, and then slightly him daily is 103 12-100. He has been to-mofrow’s baking will not seem to you that will answer, fire awqy, but not one A Wedding in the Centennial Expo- was Col. Cook.
He was a splendid
descends
as
it
opprotyches
the
base
of
the
up
every
day
at
6
a
.
M.,
and
never
retires,
.
sition.
a terrible infliction, when it happens that lino
to Castellamare or to Nocera and the
line mnrfl
more." ”
looking
man
with
long dark whiskers.
except when traveling, at night, before you nfiiy have it to do, any more than - The poet, thus driven into a corner,
southern provinces. These are towns cone.
They
dug
his
face
all
out, so as to get his
Norway
and
Sweden
crossed
the
ocean
Here, the horses must be left, and one 11 p. m . He has worked, on an average, the mending of a pair of gloves for to- instantly write off tjiie following neat
with from 10,000 to 16,000 inhabitants in
fine beard, it is supposed. They
to
meet
and
fail
in
love
with
each
other
must
either
use
oue
’
s
legs,
or
be
carried
sixteen hours a day.
morro* ^ wearing; simply because it will epigram: "A
each. The seaward declivities of Vesu­
DID~ NOT DISFIGURE GEN. CUSTER
_______ --------------------
<
be an old accustomed thing that you “I can tell Jo mny Laug, in the way of a in Philadelphia. Bertha, the fair daugh­
vius come down to these places, or very in a chair with poles, or employ some of
ter
of
Mr.
Daunfelt,
of
the
Swedish
In any way, but his brother, Tom Custer,
near them. Resina, just beyond Portici, the men who attend to give helping hand
laugh,
T he F irst B arrels .—The charm know the beginning and the end of—not
Commission, was married on the 29th of was opened and his heart taken .out. The
In reply to I Is rude an|d unmannerly scrawl,
is actually built upon the volcanic tufa to the visitor by placing a rope round which attaches itself to the theory of a vagije, uutried toil looming in indefinite
June to Mr. Christorpbessen, of the Nor­
** .
and lava which still cover part of the an­ one’s waist and going on before in the “evolution” seems to have exttnded its proportions, that are always the awful That, in my h imble sense, it is better by half wegian Commission.' They had never following are the
To
have
bri
ins
that
are
zigzag
than
no
character
of
a
tug.
But
any
one
with
an
Nicholas.
NAMES OF THE OFFICERS
cient Herculaneum; and Pompeii is
influence beyond the ranks of the strict- vnes.-ASt.
brains a t all.”
met during all the years they had lived
I ——------------ ■■
scarcely a mile beyond Torre dell’ An­ ordinary amount of leg power may easily ly scieutific observers. A recent writer
And
citizens
who were killed:
“There, colonel,” jsaid he, “let Johnny so near each other, but comiug to Amer­
nunziata, ten or eleven miles from Naples. cdimb the cone; even ladies need have ¿o has made extended research into the laws
Gen.
Custer,
Capt, Tom Custer and
R
emedy
for
S
leeplessness
.
—
Many
ica
the
two
came
together
and
fell
des
­
Both Herculaneum and Pompeii, flour* difficulty, if they take a rest Cnee |»r of dress as considered in the light of an persols, .from nervousness, fatigue, or Lang put th it iq his pipe and smoke it.” perately in love. They were married in Boston Custer, brothers of the General;
—
Harper's
a
lagazine
for
August.
V
ishing cities of the Romau Empire, were twice. The cone is simply formed of oie 'évolution, and now we find so practical a ment 3 taj
excitement, are unable to sleep.
the judges’ pavilion, on the 'Centennial First Lieut. Calhoun, brother-in-law of
destroyed by the memorable eruption of ashes, dust, and stones thrown out of the journal as the American Grocer engaged Mr. ] Iftank Bucklaud, an English nat­
grounds
in the evening, when all was the General, and A. H; Reed, the General's
Feeding .Colorado.
August 24, A. D. 70, in the reign of Titus. crater; its slope is nearly the same asf a iu discussing the questiôn, “Who made uralist prescribes a very simple remedy
F
quiet
as
a private park. The pavilion nephew, who came to Fort Lincoln with
Herculaneum was overwhelmed with railway embankment. At the top is a' the first barrelΔ and in answer to it pre­ for insomnia, or sleeplessness. Tlie fact
has a large, beatitiful hall, intended for me (these five brave men all fell within
burning lava and Pompeii with showers 16vel place, Whence it slopes gently up to senting certain facts * and suggestions that ¿piates, in any lorm, leave traces of
When I returned to Pueblo after a receptions, and is attractively decorated. jteu feet of each other); Adjutant-Getferal *
of ashes. This eruption caused the death the ctater on the eastern side. This is all àfike curious and interesting. The Egyp­ their influence the next morning, induced week's visit among these notable rocks, The Speaker's platform, as it happens, \¥. W. Cook; Mark Kellogg, reporter for
of Pliny, the naturalist, who was then in of a peautiful primrose color, from sul1 tians are recorded as having first adopted him, be says, to prescribe for himself, I was asked I what 1 thought of Colorado. resembles an altar, was beautifully deco­ the New York Herald and Harper's;
command of the Roman fleet in the bay; phur; many jets of stjeam of various sizes the hooped cask, which use is credited to as hpfhas also frequently prescribed for Not wishing to waste any of the admira­ rated with Swedish and Norwegian flags, Capt. Smith, married; First Lieut. Btur-
it is described by his nephew, Pliny the issue out of it.
tion which was saving for this article,
a probable accidental discovery. Hollow
gis; Capt. Yates, married; Second Lieut.
The sulphurous vapors oblige you to tree-trunks, it is suggested, were most others—onions; simply common raw I replied tbiat I could not for the life of aud with masses of blossoming plants in Van Riley; Second Lieut.Crittenden, son
younger, who was there to see it. Lord
onicMfc.
The
well-known
tlste
of
onions
pots.
A
turkish
rug,
with
two
cushions
Lyttou’s fine historical romance has made approach the lip of the crater from the likely the first tubs or buckets. These is du« to a peculiar essential oil contained me see ho it WRs going to feed itself,
of CoL Crittenden; Second Lieut. Har­
it familiar to English readers. Its effect windward side, and it is uot easy to tell would naturally split in progress of time in tfi^m, aud this oil has highly soporific It is true, said, Pueblo and other towns on it, stood before the &ltar for the bride rington; First Lieut. Porter, married;
and
groom
to
kueel
on.
The
bride
came,
was to break down the steep rampart on tits size when you stand looking at an im­ and then the ingenuity ot man would powuj/s, which, in his own case, Mr. Buck- have availed themselves of the streams of
Keough, married; First Lieut. McIntosh,
all that side of the mountain nearest to penetrable mass of rolling white smoke, suggest the girding of them with wooden land^vers, never fails, if much pressed the mountains to supply irrigation, but on her father's arm, followed by the Indian; First Lieut. Hogan; Drs. Lord
the sea, leaving a comparatively eaSy as­ which, if you get too near, is quite suffo­ withes or hoops, thus furnishing to the with y-ork, and feeling ^ji inability to that plan, picturesque as it is, will not do groom and her mother, and four brides­ and DeWolf, and Chas-. Reynolds, chief
cent from Resina to the central cone; the cating. But the dimensions of the crater world the first barrel.' What follows is slee|i, his practice is to eat two or three tor wJieat-nelds. Besides, the country maids and groomsmen. She was so pale scout.
north and east sides of the mountain still 'at the upper part, round its lip, may be in regular sequence—the supply of nat­ small onions^the effect of which is magic­ will be equally divided between pleasure and weak that she bad to pit down a mo­
• THE WOUNDED
ment before standing to be married. The
thirty or forty feet in diameter. When
remain high and steep as before.
seekers from all parts of the worlds— who ceremony was iu Norwegian, but so pre­ flre now op the boat and will start for
ural
tubs
or
hollow
trunk»}
being
limited
al
introducing
the
desired
repose,
budli
It will be understood that the ancient the smoke is wafted a little aside; you the idea of constructing them of pieces a refiaedy has a great advantage over the are notoriously the most voracious eaters
cisely like our Episcopal service in all its Fort Buford to-morrow. We estimate the
form of Vesuvius, taken altogether, was see cones of sulphur standing up, of a artificially split and fitted is a simple oqe, stupefying drugs commonly resorted to —and the 1 Diners.
forms that"we seemed to follow it easily. ldssof the enemy at 509,though it is hard to
a teircular rampart, inclosing an elevated bright yellow color, but showing browns, aud from this as a germ has sprang in «for (j|is purpose.
“Without a large tillable area or a large As soon as the ceremony was over the tell how many were killed, as they carried
pinks,
and
clear
ashen
grays,
mixed
with
flat space, three or four miles in diameter,
agriculturtl population, it seems to me bride’s father, whose ruddy face had beeu most of them away. -• Some of our men
these later days all that astouuding array
J . '
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the centre of which was the cone that the sulphur tint. The word .crater sug-• of complicated and ingenious mechanical
that you will hot be self-supporting.'
alL aglow with feeling, clasped her in his claim that Sitting Bull was killed, as he
U tilizing *O ld W oolens .—Old wool­
holds the grand crater. Monte Somma, gjsts a hole; but the impression produced devices for splitting, beveljug, matching,
The
Colorado
gentleman
knocked
his
arms, regardless of wedding veil aud is known by some, and an Indian an­
by
looking
at
it
is
rather
that
the
smoke
ens, ¿ripped, washed aud pressed, make
the northern part of this natural wall of
heading, etc.— Appletons' Journal.’
pipe
out
on
the
heel
of
his
boot,
wiped
filters
upwards
through
the
loose
mate
­
most inter-linings for all manner of win­ bis mouth ' ' ■ • • -..................... tiuery, and gave her a right fatherly kiss, swering his description was found dead.
circumvariation, Is 3,747 feet high, and
with the back of his hand aud aud then put both arms arouud bis new But no doubt this is false, as they would
ter (fiothiDg; no matter how old and torn
the Punta del Palo, the highest point of rials, just as it does on thp outside of the
- ,
replied
:
son and kissed him affectionately; then have tried to carry him along.
How
O
pinions
aiie
F
ormed
.
—
There
the Material, or how small the bits, the
the central-eminence, is 3,949 feet; but crater, where no actual Infle caii be de­
General Terry and the remaining offi­
“
You
’re precisely correct; we ain’t followed the family congratulations, so
is
probably
nothing
that
so
obstinately
fined.
It
is
the
custom
for
visitors
to
clotjfi
can
be
tacked
upon
the
lining,
like
the edge of the crater has been much al­
cers are
hankerin’ liter agriculture. It wouldn't
tered by successive eruptions; its height bring up eggs and other articles of food, stands in the way of all sorts of progress cotun batting, in as many thicknesses as do us much good if we was, with that air .liearty and informal it ¿lid one's heart
FEELING VERY BADLY.
good
to
see
them.
The
bridegroom's
friends
desired.
I"
1 of
" course never seeD, wheq
It is
is usually about 4,000 feet. Between this which they will cook at the hot places as pride of opinion, while there is noth­ desijed.
*
paster
lay
n
’
out
there
”
—
(sweeping
his
put
thqir
arms
arounff
him
aud
patted
I
was
standing
by Gen. Custer, when
ing
so
foolish
and
so
baseless
as
that
same
where
the
fumes
come
out;
so
their
maife up, being hidden between the lin­
middle eminence of Vesuvius and the
hand broadly so as to indicate the whole him jovially on the back, or kissed him; Gen. Terry came up, and as he looked
breakfast
or
lunch
can
be
taken
hot,
anil
pride.
If
men
will
look
up
the
history
ing
and
the
outside.
Calicoes
furnished
Monte Somma is a deep hollow or valley,
called the Atrio del Cavallo, extending is,generally enjoyed after the long climb of their opinions, learn where they came wills flannel interlinings do up well and of Kansai .) “Hev you been over that and the pretty bride, all alive with excite­ down upon the noble General the tears
ment aud rosy as ever, was charmingly coursed down his face as he said
from, why they were adopted, and why malic inexpensive aqd very comfortable patch?”
from west to east, on the ndrth side, the all tlie way from Resina.
4
nodded
my
head,
affirmatively.
cordial
in her greetings. She did not
they
are
maintained
and
defended,
they
working
ing suits, for winter. Basques,
.“THE FLOWER OF THE ARMY
farthest from the usual ascent by Resina.
“Then you've been iu the garden of stand in one place to receive, but moved
will
find,
nine
times
in
ten,
that
their
sacl^,
boy
’
s
pants,
and
baby
’
s
bed-gowns,
),
How
tiie
T
urks
D
ishonor
a
D
ead
The unbroken raDge of those outer cliffs,
Is
gone
a£ last.” Custer was supposed
men. W h ain't got nothin’ but God's
north and east of the active volcanic cen­ S ultan .—The idea embodied in the old opinions are not theirs at all—that they are all improved by a few layers of old gardens to show. But, I calculate, when about to speak to one or another, or to be the first one who died, but though
tre, protects the inland country on thete English formula employed on the decease have no property in them, save as gilts women ^tuff, tacked in as above described. we git tht| gold out of nature’s bowels promeuade on her husband's arm. The he fell first we found seventeen cartridge
bride was dressed simply iu white silk,
sides from the overflow of lava, Ahough of a monarch, “The King is dead! Long of parents, education and circumstances.
shells by his side, where he had kept
C
anned R aspberries .—They may be into our _ pockets,
tn<
sockets,
there
won't
much
of
not from the fall of ashes. But the lava live the King!” appears to be even more In short, they will learn that they did canned quickly, like any other fruit, by the milk k' and honey r o’ that country go with a long veil. The only peculiar thing them off till the last moment.
about her costume .was the high, small
streams have on several occasions—nota­ thoroughly carried out in Turkish prac­ not form their own opinions—that they steifing a few minutes, and dipping into East. No,
There can no blame be attached to any
sir; it’ 'll
l climb this way. crown of myrtle, in imitation of a royal
!
were
formed
for
them,
and
in
them,
by
a
tice
wheu
the
days
of
one
of
the
line
of
bly in 1737, in 1767, in 1794, and in 1806
one
for this fearful slaughter. If Custer
the
hot
cans
and
sealing
at
once.
Another
Why, Coljuel, you ken talk about your
that surmounted her veil. She had*hud
—poured down in vast volume to the Othman are ended. “Dead Sultans.” series of influences, unmodified by their way which mukes them much richer, es­ gardens— that State’s a reg’ler comicupio, crown,
the whole regiment it would
neighborhood of Torre del Greco, Resina,, said an old resident of^Constantinopje own reason and knowledge. A young pecially if they are not to be sweetened, with the >ig end turned this way. In wore no flowers, and her bridesmaids only have been worse, as the Sioux were
and Pq^tici, destroying vineyards, farms, to a correspondent, “have always be^n man grows up to adult age in a Repub­ is t<5 fill the cans with the fresh berries, ten years ; you’ll find the human race com- wore none, but each bridesmaid aud too many. Of course there will be some
cottages, and villages, to the great dis­ buried like dogs.” As soon as the bream lican or Democratic family, and he be-, set ¿hem in cool Water in a boiler, let it ing out t<’Colorado to live, and expectin groomsman wore on the left shoulder a blamed by Eastern papers.. But as an
myrtle wreath tied with red, or eye-witness of the whole battle I cannot
tress of the people. At the western end has left the body the venal attendants comes Republican or Democratic in ac­ boitt and as fast as the berries settle add Kansas t< help 'em through. All we can small
white,
or blue, or green. The bridegroom
cordance
with
the
ruling
influences
of
hasten
to
pay
their
obeisance
to
the
rising
of the Atrio del Cavallo, nearest to Na­
mope, till the juice reaches the top of the do is to give 'em their lungs full and was in full dress, with gold lace, epaulets, censure any one. There is one
the
household.
Ninety-nine
times
in
a
sun.
The
corpse
is
neglected."
One
or
ples, is a ravine called the Fossa Grande,
caa>; then seal as usual. These have more their pot lets full. The people of that
. POOR CROW INDIAN
though which the flood of molten lava, two old servants roll it up in straw mat­ hundred the rule holds.— Dr. J. G. Hol­ or the flavor of the natural berry, being valley down there will fill their bellies. sword aud cocked hat.
On the boat who has five shots through
--- -
during an eruption, gets an outlet from ting and place it out of sight, and when land.
undiluted with water.
You bet.’’— Scribner's Magazine.
T
he carrier-pigeon is lively to come him, yet he is happy because he has nine
night
falls
it
is
taken
away
and
buried
the basin of the Atrio del Cavallo.
into favor again. Tegtmeier, the cele­ scalps at his side.
B lack R aspberry D essert .—T o one
I t may not be generally known that
Here, overlooking those hollow recesses vefy quietly. No long procession or
This is a true statement of Gen. Cus­
pint
of
black
raspberries,
looked
over
T he Ji ew York Eoening Post gives an brated pigeon trainer, has perfected a
of the mountain, is the hill of the Her­ trains of mourning coaches , follow it to the eagle, raven, swan, and parrot’ are
ter
’s brave charge. These Sioux were all
plan
for
employing
them
to
establish
an4
rounded
up
in
a
glass
dish,
add
one
the
tomb.
There
is
no
lying
in
state
to
interesting account of the preparation of
mitage, 2,080 feet high, where is erected
each centenarians. An eagle kept in
from
some agency, as we found camp
communications
between
light
ships
and
~
two
a meteorological observatory, under the allow his former subjects to take a last Vienna died after a confibemeiit of one gil(of clean large red currants, scatter­ Appletoi s’ Cyclopwdia. Besides
equipments
that had never been used.
the
shore
iu
case
of
shipwrecks.
By
ing
them
mostly
over
the
top.
Then
editors-i i-chief, there were six associate
charge of Professor Palmieri. The geo­ look at the pale features. Any display of hundred and fourteen years, and iq & d
Also
blankets
that were new and branded
using
the
marine
code
of
signs
be
is
math
anotlier
gill
of
currants,
add
one
sorrow
would
be
considered
incongruous
editors, t wenty-four revisers and five hun­
logical composition of the mountain is
ancient oak iu Shelborne, England, still
U.
S.
Indian
Department.
confident
that
information
as
to
the
need
gilf
of
water,
strain
through
a
hair
sieve,
with
the
rejoicing
demanded
by
the
ac
­
dred
contributors.
It
has
given
steady
such as to lead to the supposition that it
known as the “raven tree,” the same
There is very little more to aay, and as
assistance can be conveyed from
was formed by volcanic action under the cession of the new rulerand would excite pair of ravens are believed to have fixed sweeten to the taste, and pour it over the employment to seven, hundred pei srsons. of
the
scout starts for Lincoln with the mail
points
which
would
otherwise
be
cut
off
fruit
in
the
dish.
Let
it
stand
half
an
Three hi ndred million pounds of [ paper
sea before the upheaval of its site by the his displeasure, so that the remains of one their residence for a series of more than
in
a
few moments I will close.
from
all
communication.
hogr
in
a
cool
place
and
serve.
who
in
his
lifetime
had
absolute
power
have
hern
used,
and
the
sales
have
al
­
same mighty force. The lower rocks con­
ninety years. Swans upon the river
tch P uijfs .—One quart of sweet ready amounted to four millions of dol­
sist of a whitish tufa, made of pumice over the lives of millions are interred Thames, about whose age there can be no
T he bights of earthly promotion lift
T he British man-of-war Inflexible has
, three well beaten eggs, two and a- lars. Mjost publishing houses would find us no wbit nearer heaven. It is easier
stone and ashes, with shells of some ma­ without so much respect as the tribute of mistake—since they are annually picked
enps of oat meal, one abd a-half all their capital and courage absorbed to .step there ftorn the lowly vale of hu- the thickest armor of any ship yet con­
rine species yet living in the Mediterra­ a hollow and formal hypocrisy.
by the Vintners’ Company, under whose
of Graham flour, and a little salt, in one ^gantic enterprise, but it is only miliation and sorrow.
structed. Her turrets will be protected
nean, and with erratic blocks of limestone
keeping they have been for five centur-
by armor eighteen inches thick, and th«
It is less dangerous ta have a prudent ies—have been known to survive one
a medium-sized cup. Heat and oil a part of the vast operations of this
often crvstalized by intense beat. Upon
enemy xv
than an —
indiscreet
J-
friend.
hundred and fifty years and inure.
P aris has 250 fortune-tellers.
citadel by no less than twenty-four inches
gem irons, and» bake in a quick oven. great fiem.
these beds of tufa, which are more
Musings.
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