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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1896)
Get Your Christmas Gifts Free 1 * X erv o a S S tra ta o f H a llw a y W o r k . 1 rxliAQdi^d Roll, So C alled , I t is a common way of speaking of tho roils of abandoned farm s, and of ct hors t h u t y ield only unprofitable t l-ops, th a t they arc w orn out, exhausted and alm ost vnluelesa for the purposes of c u l tivation. T h ia condition of barrenness is more app aren t th an i cal and h a ilx e n produced by a treatm en t as sup, rficiul as th e view of those- so ready to re micron th e coil. In the early days cf m in in g in C alifo rn ia tho im p atien t gold seekers, w ith rudo apparatus und prim itiv e m ethods, collected such q u an tities of tho precious m etal us cam e easily to h and und forsook th eir claim s, leaving behind in tho earth f ,r more gold than they carried away. In a fter years others m ore sk illfu l have gathered abundant W ealth from those forsaken fields, bome- th in g of the sam e uaturo w ill y et be ac com plished upon thousands of acres of N ew E ngland soil now ligh tly valued. Ail acre of soil, going dow n n foot deep, contains approxim ately 8, “CO tons in its 40,000 or more cubic fret, or about 124 pounds to the cubic feet. Chem ical analysis dem onstrates th at th is q u a n tity c f surface earth , ill an or din ary averego soil, coutuius about 4,000 pounds cf phosphoric acid, 8,000 pounds of potash und Hi, COO pounds of nitrogen. These ingredients, if p u r chased n t usual m arket prices, m ig h t cost 4 cents a pound for th e potash, 7 confs for tho phosphoric) acid, 10 cents for the nitrogen. A t theso rates, tho aggregate value of tliCHO three substances in a thill surface ucre, o n ly » single foot 111 depth, w ould be $2,000. As the gold held in q u artz w as beyond th e rcacli of tho unskilled m iner, the fabulous wenll h of the soil is largely u navailable to tho unskilled fan n er. B ut tho treasure is there, to he secured by tho farm er ct tho future. The sum t f $800,000 would ho th o u g h t n p retty liberal valu atio n cf an erdi: ary ICO ucre farm T here tiro m any such farm s in Connect icutehcapiy T h e T h u n d e r ’» L o n g R o ll. valued by ow ners w ho littlo appreciate T he prolonged roll of th u n d er is read the w onderful cap ab ilities <f tho soil ily explained by com parison w ith n vol they call exhausted.—H artfo rd Times. ley fired along a lino c f troops. Suppose I r is h H u m o r. troops to bo d raw n up on a line in such n d ’ubers as to extend for u m ile and o r “ Yon should get your cars lopped, dered hv a signal th a t all could sec to tiro B ria n ,” »aid n " s m a rt” to u rist to an ut enec. One stan d in g «t the end of the Irish peasant whom ho w as quizzing. Ain* w ould h ear tb e report of the m us •‘T h ey ’re too large fcr a m an. " ‘‘An. ket n earest him instan tly . Jle would h ed ad ," replied the H ibernian, " I was h ear th e o th ers successively. T hus a re j.'.st tiiiu k iu your« w ould w a n t to ho port 550 fre t aw ay w ould come to him m ade la r » ;rl Sure th e y ’re too sm all for fn h a lf a second, and he w ould not hear an ass!" tho last report for five o r six seconds Barney w as a noted car drivt r ut a after the gun had licen fired. T h is w ould w ell known Irish w aterin g place. Iio produc» a sort of roll, w hich w ould held th a t the ‘‘salt vvathcr" wav vastly g rad u ally Inrreasc in inten sity . If the im proved by m ix tu re With u "t! p of listener stood exactly m idw ay between th e craythur, ” hut would not c t intuit till! t w o ends of tho line, the reports him self to the opinion th at th e la tte r fro m liotli ends w onld reach him ut clem ent gained anything by the com . one*, and the sound w ould lx' h u t half bination. H e som etim es cran k more of us long in reach in g him as if ho stisxl it " lic a t” th an w as wise or w ell fcr the nt one i xin inity. Il the soldiers formed fath e r c f his weak fam ily. O.ie 1 ot a circle. Mu re w ould le one sharp ex day, after a long d n v o and a lib; . 1 plosion. F lashes of lig h tn in g may he fare, Barney tu rn ed into tint I - b ar in .•considered us representing tim e liues of tow n uud asked te r a ‘’sprinkle, j n t to troops along Which th e explosions oc- keep dow n the dust. ’’ The proprietor, • c u r at the sam e time. C onsider tlio v a w ho w ould ra th e r l.nvc o th er cestom -rs riety of distune« and position o f the lis tlinn poor B arney, cam e in ns t . > la tte r tener, aud w e account for th e v ariety of w as raisin g tho glass. '■‘B ir n e y ," ho hi , aud iu thunder. In m ountainous re said, ’’ I'd rath cry o -i w ou ld n 't bo d rin k gion:! the ro llin g is augm ented by rever- ing, tny -boy You kt-ovv you w ere sorry .'beratieins or echoes.— Boston T raveller. for it before, und 1 suppose y e a 'll bo s o n y for th is te a ” "B cgtiirn, I m ig h t," A lie-all«»*" Kflbrk. replied Barney, “ tu t, sure, i t ’n safer A t th e thud reh earsal of M ozart’s to be sorry for ta k ’n it th an fc r n o t tak- „opcrR. '• ’Don * «iovanni, ” tho exon poser in it I” — W es,m inster C a s-lte . w a s di-watistied w ith the efforts of the V a lu e d K eK cloua I 'e l lea. y o u u g lady to whom tho p art of Zeldina T he c<\ lee lieu «f r< li*ricv» re!ion to w as sssignvd. Z erlinu is frig h ten ed ut Dull G io v an n i's tqo pronounced love- lx, rn-eui iu tho church i t t ‘ v Corsican sh ak in g and erics for assistance behind village of Eisco is am ioubt-dly n: .q to. jb e even*«. M ozart was unable to infuse T he in h ab itan ts of t is p retty littlo sufficient force in to th e poor g ir l’s place tiro « ue/cdingly «‘event and very serenms, uut.il at last, losing nil pn- .vimple. w hich probably accountv le r t he ’ tieuee, he clam bered from tin' conduct- posscasion of sncii a rem arkable ct lire- u r’s desk on to the boards. A t th at p< ri- tion. A w rite r in E Indopenucix c B- .’go tid a few tallow candles dim ly g lim give» tho follow ing lis t of tlio principal mered am ong the desks of th e nilisi- item »: irians, but over the stuge and the rest T ho h c ru used by M<*ca to c e ll to «J tin house alm ost u tter darkness gether th e ch ild ren of I r a d v\ h:le in reigned. M oxart’S sudden appearance tho d esert; a tu f t of th a t i d Irlirvv loch ou tiie stage w as therefore not suspeetrel w as tho pride of E sau und tho d- -, ir by pen» Z erlinu, who, a t the niomi nt of Jaco b ; a pioco i t tho u u ;l i t tho I.t- when »he o u g h t to liuve uttered the cry, tie too of tlio le ft foot— Ilia i t it m in t received from th e com poser a sharp 1« very precise—o f Kunch, th e p a tr .a r lij p inch Mt th e arm , em ittin g iu conn- tho bib worn by the in fan t .1 su s; the a)«enc« a »brick w hich caused him to curb and ornpper c f the n>s th a t t, v « lalm t ••A dm irable I Mimi you scream the holy fam ily in to Egypt, r 11 '•< .d "like th a t to n ig h t!” relics of various iiuiuta.— P ittsb u rg D.a- patch. _____ .'There is rfXaon to believe th a t a t all tim es then» are men on the line w ho are working very near to th e ir breaking »train. We m ay in regard to th is men- tien th ree Well known instances w hich at the least show the tension under Whi-'H w ork is often carried on. A sta- ,b»n m aster, s trin g a m an run ever on th e line, him self fell down <!• ul upon the p latform . H ere was u »hoc k w hich u, rinuix -utly made his h eart stand s till; lint how ra-.inv tim es had not th a t m ail’s h eart stood still before? Wo limy feel jarfeetl.r c e rta in th a t if the m ajo r shock i-eulel k ill, tlie m inor daily recu rrin g sliocks of u railw ay life m u st have greatly dam aged a h eart so under tho influence of th e ne n o u s system. Tw o tra in s collided a t a junction. It Was c ith er the fa u lt e f the drivers or of th e rails, certain ly not of tlio sig n al man. T he sig n als were rig h t; y et w hen the h o i w as cate red tho sig n alm an w as found to have gone mad. and hud to bo taken to un neyluiu. w here he rem ained t i r long. H e w as broken u tterly by the ho rro r of th e d ilem m a; hut w h at shall w* say about tho sm aller dilem m as w hich every hour of his w orking life ho had to solve? D id they n o t also have nil effect, alth o u g h u lesser one, u p m his b rain? A few years ago i t w as found th at tho sickness rn te am ong the signalm en of certain lines w as becom ing excessive, and i t w as d eterm ined to do aw ay w ith tlio system of leaving to one m an the w hole responsibility of tak in g charge of a signnl hoi. At gTeat expense every box along tlio line w as supplied w ith tw o men. G reat evils w ere prophesied; i t w as th o u g h t the men w ould talk, and lark , and m-gleet th e ir duties. T his did n o t happen, hut th e sickness stopped. U n d er tho shared responsibility they no louger broke dow n.— B ritish Medical ________ Jo u rn al. W e s t h r th e K ipre»«. I ah u r ba U R esident— So» h re, siri u fold ras th a t country place 1 boivdit roa w as only 84 m inutisi from tiu< r. dty A gent— Yes, sir, 8fi m inutes ly geaa, Ton rem ember, w hen we went to look n t it, the tim e w as 84 uuu s exactly. ■But, ronfouud it. Fir, th e rxpres» Ins d o n 't sto p th u re, not ouu of them , I the acrom m ixlatinn taken about an ir and a h a lf!” •You and 1 w en t by express, ami it ¡ipesl for us, you k n o w .” 'Yes, 1 k n o w ; hut it h a s n 't stoppid ne,” 'I t w ill stop if you h ire a mini nt » statio n to buy a thro u g h ticket for irwtaerc. T h a t’s tho w ay I d id th e w e w ent out. ” — New York Wee-zly VV'sita In M » k ln ( H »». The loss ot hay in th is co u n try f a failu re on the p art of fninv is to i.- sort to the one of proper nnpl m e n 's is ainiuully very large. Hay is a r n ;i tb it m ost he mowed, cured m il stort d an. r many disadvantages and < ftqn i t * v< r f short period of time. Such w ork caJll'i'f alw ays be d< lie unless every appliance necc.sary tor harvesting the m p is nvailsble On farm s w here larp - on ; * uro grow n the mover, te d d e r slid take arid to th e value cf tho i . y l e u - ’ to euro it in a m at uer to t iwwrvo the whole of its nu tritio u sin u tt-1 P epetly cured hay is not found <>u . il t. .urn C ust s f n O osk I R b .U tn n , ITMMtiu S I S Sr he.Aj -U,l one coupon inside each genuine X ■J“ X IURHAM nt’ Tebaeeo L T .R .E : h o S A R T ’S a n d S O IE 3 S T C H ÌS . Sold W ith SB On two «toi" ’.r»u h oel 'iy I'lii'iiae'• n FI it-nt'! -w it;i Lit 5!) x W a t. r lia m ly . 1”»'» f -t. If i sc Ì» T H E W E S T - « Ei;;lit rooms l> sielcs ban ir lit for $1100. ( ’lie lioitM witl. lot 50 x 142 and Ife-usc is w. II finii lie«’. fo. $000. Onl h'ltck: ;aitli s!.«>| with let. bbiokrmill: i-l.op in l lormce. Both Blacl f initli shop sold sc. crately i;' ies'.rctl. Oil.- quart, r .-ection of land, d rily timber d 2V miles from store a n d p o st ollie and 2 ude.i f-o n >eii > d '.l in e , F ir $300. A n im a l W a r fa r e, T he conditions of tho I.ft < f the mon- k ty s in A frica are sufficiently curious w ith o u t reference to their ucqnirtd habits, though these are undoubtedly due Io the dungt rs to w hich the uaturo cf th e country in w hich tin y live ex poses them . The different species of bab oons, w hich aro found commonly over the w hole A frican continent, arc all by n atu re dw ellers in the open country They find th eir food on the ground, aud w hether th is be insects or vegeta bles it is usually in places w hich att't rd little shelter or pi-ottiliou. T!.< ugh strong and well aim ed w ith tic th , they are slow anim als, w ith little < f tho usual monkey ag ility when < i tho ground and i ot piir"'uularly active even w h in t lim bing amt ng locks. In a locky ‘‘kopjes” of the sen !u er the c. ffs and r v tr sides of Al.ys i and tliv N ile in b u ti.rit s. they ere cut nah- B u t t ie . y often a ia u e h u tl , en tirely to iutadetl*c low country Dur iu g the Aby •siiiianexix'oi. io u rn id u t le d by Lord N apier of M ag.jil i tlx.y reg u larly camped l i e u o u r < u n .r n iu c iit s e ll the coast and stole the grain on w hich thocavulry horses iui.1 transport anim als were fed. When on expcditioii« o f this kind, they oft, u leave the ir stronghold for days together, and th e m eans of jo in t defense h u m tncm ies in tint open country art» then carefully organized. Tlx ir n atu ral enem ies t hen thus ex posed are the leopard, tlic lion, and iu South A frica the Cape w ild dogs. To tho attack of tlio leopard they oppewc num bers and d iscipline.— London bpco- ta'.cr. One btindrcd aud sixty acres of Agricultural land 12 miles from Scientific American. FI rent- lor $300. Noni- who are engaged in any of the mechanical DON'T “ If I do not havo the exact che.’-ge, I have invariably to pay 16 cents lo r a d rin k even iu a 10 cent saloon," said a man w ho h abitually w ears a high liat, w hich never ¡ippoiir» to he new, "Y es terday, for example, I offered a qu arter iu paym ont for a ooektail for w hich I had paid 10 cents a tew days before, rs usual. 1 g< t tiaek b u t a dime. W hen 1 nieutioued the price of my previous rock tail, the saloon keeper said: •• ‘You ask id to r the best w hisky, d id n 't you?' **I h a d n 't, but. there was r.o uso in kicking. Wlieu 1 told my grocer, who knows the saloon keeper, c t the episode, he Siad it w as because of my high liat th a t I wasoverehargexl A lthough I sunt tlio hat was too old to give» an impies- sion th a t its w eaier w as w ealthy, lie in sisted th at he was right. " ‘E ith er wear a derby, or alw ays can y » dim e w ith you when you go for a d r i n k ,' hese-d. ‘I t '« the high liat that decs it. ’ I intend to take his advice as to tlie dim e or patronize a 15 re n t sa loon. What 1 object to is paying 15 cci, i a for a 10 cent drink. " — New York Suu. ______ Meet tat« Hi« Senate. Jam es Shiclels w as rice ted to tho sen a te iu 1848, defeating his predecessor, Senator Breese, bhirlets hud distiu- guishcd htuise-if ill the Jli xienn w ar auel ut the b attle of f e r r o G ordo lie was shot through the lungs, the hall passing o u t a t ins back. H is recoveíy w as cue of th e marve ls of the day S h ield 's w ar rreo td is delie-ved to h a v r seem ed to linn b it trium ph over Breese. When the new s of bhields' »lection was nceivexi, a law yer nam ed B nttertl, Id w,.a »peak ing of tt to a group of frie n d s w lieu cue of them rem arkrd, “ It w as that Mexican bullet th a t diet the bunue-as. ’ "Y ea,” retorted B utterfield, " t h u t was a g reat shot. T he ball went cleat through hide let« w ithout h u rtin g him and k illed Hruene l.tXM) tuiica ata ay. Son F rancisco Argouaut. MISS I uiMiit.-ear; fic iiu ? v i l l i n i nadir«, « r è • 1 t '.I g i : 'f • T h e se ' . » i i < Xi « g i'/l. « i »•-.■,*■ . ■ 1 •»• •. :•.. d v ith O P P O R T U N IT IE S H e r J a w W a» Sot. A C eu rtin g E pisode, O a the hill beyond th e creek w as the cabin of a Fquattcr, and as I elrew ne-.-ir a man about 50 y earscld , w ho had hem seated ou a »lump, rose up and salu u d me- and queried; “ Strang r, how fn r up the road hcv yo’ cum tin s uiaw niu?" "Ere-ui H ir p r r ’s C crncrs,” I r yJied " A n d did ..o' m eet up w ith a woman on tiie w ay''” “ Y oh . A bout five m iles back I m et a little old woman going tlio other v, ..y. ’’ “ V,'as Rlie wcepiu?” " N ix ” “ W as her jaw Ret?" "Y es, i thii k il v .-s .’’ " W a s b r j w act like n ire w l when he is date ■ n. el r r t to i u A young couple, evidently from thn ?cniitry, were w alking down Regent street- one day, apparently looking for something very much in particular. A t last they stopjxd before it large jew el ler’s window, iu w hich were displayed u num ber cf wedding rings They stood by the window for u few moments, eiis- cussing Romo urgent question, the big, clumsy looking fellow, w ho me asured ab o u t'0 feet, apparently hesitating, “ G oon. G eorge,” sa d the girl, who scarcely reached his elbow. "W h a t's the use of bite-king out, now you’ve got to far?” ‘‘I don’t h alf like to, M ary,” be re- I lied. " T h a t slick looki: g fellow in there is sure to grin nt me. ” “ W hat difference dex-s it make e helix r he laughs or cries?” exclaimed t e p rl. “ If you haven’t thepiuck. I 'll go m yself." " T h a t's it, M ary,” was the response. " I f y e n 'll do the asking, I 'l l come w ith you unit ioi k o n ." Ecllcv.e d by I • r bashful lover, the lit tle woma’i mai 1 he Idly in and chose the w tiding m g, w hile her sw;:’ii tw irled h s hat, blushed i.: d looked eat As they left, the si.cpmau g az.,1 af i r them w ith a thoughtful a ir uud re m arked : “ 1 ndm iro M ary’s j luck, hut t shouldn’t c. :c to le G errge ten years from now " — Pearson's Weekly. '«"•‘è*-'" Ä ,3 ' H at» au d Prteaa. Skeletons? They am p r-p n n -l f r the use of physician* nod in, u .ia l . .'u dents, aud Hi# best ccmo frm a Parix aud cost from t,41 to t',0. A Im m edical A Jaaaaty. profession p n fi re them to tlie A iaeiieau ’i rh sp s some one can now inform u» m ake, w hich can be had f r r $a e;-$ ld . r tb s w ord "J e m m y " camo to lx for the F renchm an l..is m osterw l th> sc re rsally applied, as it is now, Io n c»ot of treatin g th e to n es so th a t they J1 crow bar. I t is incorporated inti are slioru ef a ll sffcnsive ts lrr a The lan g u ag e and is no lunger a thieves A m erican h as no t yet disc«v«n'd tlio A vt.ii«, «< h «« i «« m rrasiou. T he earliest in stan ce of its »ects-t, and tin» dem and for In s H'odu-1 “ W etnot are so lucousrqm a t .” corn w ith w h ich I am acquainted (xvurs is devoted solely to th e pcx-rer classes of " N » il O ook,” iu " T h e Ingolusby students and dix'tors, mere* o rg an isa platued V h o li« "W hat has happened bow ?’ askcel nids,’* pu hi id i. st o rig in ally iu U rut tio n s aud art is« . —K ansas C ity World. tlir man to whom Gbolli» is a specimen s M iscellany, about 1841: to be< thoug h tfu lly «ta<li»d A m MM mm . ' rail for crow luir» - “ l. iu n d f." Is t b . "1 w as saytug to M ns Kean t h a t ! uinet.ru M in » M» Z bnar. •‘l)ur new oook has gone already. ” bar»* th r o u th W k s a il 1*4» and bar w ished 1 knew af seme way iu w hich 1 ’’What was tho »latter?” b u t u b a * • « i» b t I» there I " W hen she found we bad a gas stove nould be- of usv te» rite world, and she —N otes an d Q nrrioa. she went* Eho had burned a tel* c t coal s broke rig h t in on my wetuawka to tell W«ek In each o f h er form er places, mid me th at they were m aking pocketbook» she said she had to he w here she rsmld emt of uioukey «tuna uowadayx It wa* rite most ooutrary man I «“▼*» liv o u p » » h e r tw x ird .''—P h ilad elp h ia paw si lively wude. " — Indianapolis Jo u r r ” imid Mr. Nixstllngton. "was » Iteocnk nal. _ ___ so contrary that ho hud Genuine Durham To bacco. You will fiud two ounce bag, and two coupons inside each four ounce bag of Blackwell’s Durham. Buy a bag of this celebrated tobacco i and read the coupon— which gives a list of val uable presents and how to get them. A m e r ica n S n u ff F or th e Fop«. Pepe Leo K ill sncf^scs just as eth er m ortals do, and lie udherea to u custom still practiced in th is country by gen- tlem t il i.t llic old school—th u t of nsiug snuff to tickle his olfactories. I t is not generally known th a t the snuff used by the liead of the R om an C atholic church is m ade iu Biittimorc espcciilly fo r his use. T his p articu lar snuff goes direct fom prosaic C antón to the sacred pre cincts of the Vatican. It is tho highest priced snuff made anyw here in the w orld, nml itsv u la c is increased several tim es above the o rig in al cost after the custom s duty has been puid to the Ita l ian governm ent. The snuff for the prince of Romo is m anufactured frciu the pick of the finest V irg in ia and K entucky tobacco, the B altim ore firm w hich m akes tlio snuff being careful th a t every vestige of stem is removed from the tobacco before it undergoes the process which changes the leaf to a sneeze provoker. Before it is packed the snuff is flavored w ith the costly a tta r of roses. One hundred pounds were first ordered for the Vatican. T ins w as packed ill cue pound and five pound jars, euch ja r be ing placed in a leather case lined w ith caru iu al sutin. The jars wci-e of the sam e color, and each was tied w ith cai-dinal ribbon. In honor of C ardinal Gibtxms, through w hom tho B altim ore firm si cult d its first order, tlio snuff w as culled “ C ardinal snuff.” I t is supposed th a t the five pound jars found a resting place in the private ap artm en ts of Ids holiness. T he one pound jars were used as presents from the pope to various cardinals aud to o th ers of his frie re s fo rd of a good B altim ore sneeze.— Bal im oic Ecu. ¿Uree Many thousand dollars worth of valuable articles suitable for Christmas gifts for the young aud old, are to lie given to smokers of Blackwell s 11 Ì I c r i p - J ÌHE CUSiViüPDLITAN. 1 hi- tiiee.tliiy magazine in out« ot' the vart be-sl |,riiiL-tl in thi« country, and is soli to ail cub; crilieM-.s ut rate* within th® ability of all to pay . I t is fin. ly ill«*- trate-d and prc:-eiit.s the naini Bo! iainotEi authors a.-, contributors. T hk \ \ w and the ( 'osinojxilitiiii are sold stf®- diieed ratex at this office. C lianffr« Vo P ron u n ciation . It requires no very p-efe.unil know l edge ef English literature to ascertain that the preuniie.afieii ef tlie luugungo has undergone a vast change during tho I; t three c< n tn riea The shrewd con TOK WOMAN ItAb HER JAWS T ll.ll I f jee tore has. indeed, mere t hull once been “ the' l :.d h rr teeth hard shut nil huzaie.ed thut the we iks ef tlie Eliza- looked pretty ngly. ” brtkun dram atist would be unintelligi " A n d wh it did th e say?" ble to a m ex.ini audience if the native "N o th in g . We sim ply low . to < nnel original pronunciation were sdhrrrd other os we pa. eel. Do you kr."-- to, anil certain, at all eveuts, it is th at w oman?” in ninny w ell known passages of Shnkes- "Reekeui I orter, ns »lie’s in r w if peure the very rhythm of tlie line im "O h I Th; a she’s gone to t ’- “We do not take possession of our ideas but are posses perative ly demand« a strange aud unae- " K a We lu.d a fu«.« t!-i< t .:in, ctis'emed aeeentuation cf cettuin words. “ hey master ns and force ns into the arena and she’s lif t no. J iet p a t <«i bun With the pectiliuritii h cf n h.ti r period u it and said she'd never rum ba k. " here like gladiators, we must fight for t l most people are rufllriently lie quainted. ’ " B u t she w ill, of course?" T hat gold w a«gocldand th at rb iu n was -utl is the exalted n.otto of tIle Arena, and the " I axed yo’ if she w a« weepiu, c d chancy durii g the A ugnstau era is n u t- yo’ said she wa n 't If she'd 11 n v i ; ' »‘¡■'v content,, of this montllly tere tceuinion knowledge. And e boron in, th a t w ould mean th a t »!- 'el tab - a w alk dow n to tlx- C< rm rs am. i. ! forget Pope's dcicription c f A ttictu : upon a plane and in keeping w ill, its Pri adli e i vi n foci», fcy C-tte-rcr» b<«i, grj. make up w ith me 1 u x 'd yi ' If le i And fo »blei'Blr.a that h.- n . ' .r obln-gi-Uf jaw w as sot, and yo' snjel it ' " ' at ,n'.,UO' TIU‘ Arcna’8 E llery of vluinvnt The last m entioned mode, a» well as n.euus «he'll keep r: :h t ou t< her the tv o ethers, lingered on well into tlunkiis I- n group of interesting men and Jim 's, and that I 'l l l -. v to fi ; in ter her aud beg h r p a rd ttp nil x> the pre-rent century mid was habitual will» Lord John Uuaarll, tlieugh thee w-mcn, and tl.eir thoughts are worthy the her n new k a l i k r e.r. »« lx '• ... .le a r n are nil, pre.babiy, by this tim e ns rare hue k. ’’ ns Ko-whia Tor Russia r.ud rarer than c n s ie le r a t io n o f « ,,,^ ^ Th<. "T h en she’s left yc.i befe.re?" " Bout 100 tim e s sail, a d it alius Spaw fer t-pa.—C ham bers' Jeu n ial. ««1<1 with T uk W est . w orks th at way If she weeps, sl-e'11 be A H u«>a«cx<” B Story. b:x k bein' B ight; if h: r j, w is sot. I l ev Till’ story ef the plot to capture W il to go a rter her and k <, k um .er As th is is a rase of seane-ss I might as well liam 1*11111 first spp eam l in the Uniteel git aloug acet try to overtake her hor S tates m ine than 25 yew s ago, It has sy I c a n 't nx yo' to step, hut ytl’ sex* how been eontrndieted over and ever again, , it is. ftoine«» is sctiK-ss, and yo’ c a n 't but it still reappears periodically in unsot it aud must th arfo ’ Make tlie best newspapers. It is teoihing less than a m iseralle forgery, intended to deceivu of i t . ” kl. Q i ab . the> pul lie either for the purpose of Faltar«. p u ttin g its credulity to a test or of " Marriage,*’ rxelaimeel the fat wom rieeetirg a prejudice against I be early founelei.e ef New England. The name an, “ ia a fui lure ” Upou the tabla brfor» her w ere a of Mr. Jui.k.g« is entirely nnkuowu at No such chest of old pa Qraauiun er st m.d n p i n el quarter, thi« library her »bare e.f the gate* to tv ip iso f her per, aa is alleged to have been deposited four kaadredtb feme uir pc U ic wedding in the archives e f the seeiety has eve» been received and no such |s r s r u «« to the b rin g skeietou. O v era ll the trembhug ga’light cast the one suiil to have made thceb pewit is known to the- me rnbrrs. A t th* date ef its garish gleaui.— IX ito it Tribuna the drcnnieut Colton M s 'tx r w _s mily n . w™» 10 years old. w hich f a r t alone would be presum ptive cvielenee tb,. , u, , THE ARENA look over this croup * make your selection .