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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1899)
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'j Ç Stars in ★ — A N OTHER II«w R a l l o o n a A r c M a il» . benrg as soon as ponsihlo. Taking hard IpattBB Jt!«V B n a c d R i f • ly tim e for (Ho w riting of a letter und fo r .t> rf. in 2wvtM-.'; '.'-e pi fiuy T'dof. Balloons are manufactured of gold T e n t t w u r o n d m e n o b e y e d h i s l i g h t e s t w o r d . f b c t l o u t h a t I * * - . ' h . / a ly r«3oHUBt*E(l t la m. • “ ’ • I 80 liA v e , •— j <. ? i t about ta-. o year« with the saying of an adieu, he departed for heater's skin, which, though small toy H o ( z r e r s e d a b u t t o n u t h i s dc.-.k, u n d , l o l J w h ftt I ;• .1 c Ml* lULtt.vckn tfom lntf o n r e g u la rly that place, and gratifying his own wish d. . I s a w I d ’ tna T abulo-i a d v e rtis e d I n o u / ones had been made of it, could not be M o n w h o f o r y e a r . h u d s t r u g g h r i o n u n d o n c a c o tt - e a '_ V »2 5 iF-Xii b y (ttffe ro n i p h y a le tu n e - ; i - •> f 1 'i t h f i n a i d ire c t- M a t It w¿ * f. ;• o t ! i.i v. liie.i I u .il he went ‘hero on Bossac’s horse. produced in sullicient quantitiea for tin A w o iio 0» f in d t h e i r d r e a m s o f r i c h e a g o n o , 1 tn. r e g e w r a l. I < *ho • Hi ' x t r a r t e d , b u t th o nt A n d b o w i n g a a r v a n t u tu iw h i m c o m e u n d g o , His new grenadiers grumbled among y m o re large balloons until Colonel Tcmplcr in taokt c i i / I i; --' rf-» •» R dverthiFinentrt of th ir ty - :l.‘ il •, n . t r a b u t hu«1 n o f a ith vented and p rf eti d the process, which t i e s i- o ltc , a n d m a r k e t s r o s e f o r t h w i t h o r f i l l . thorns; Ives. “ Is it with th at plug,” •\ j .• ,r’i i... o D j c c . - a ; . h, o n ly r i y l a them, tut « ' j . i «(ncc ft f rto u d In- Ho governed all th a t m ighty weuplt will they said, “ th a t h e moans to )• ad u s t" is briefly as follows : m y r.i .Sc h u s b a n d . '*• ■ - riu-n b u t tw o o f thfi tl'icod me w> ♦ dull buy I • ;-y lB ; K lp a n i Bit mil 3-fU o f '* • V • u h i a n d h a v e b a d La Poysayo’s friends look' 1 at tho a th e »« K The gold heater’s skin is made up ai F u n i c , h o n o r , p o w e r , lio tn u g o , h o p o e sita ic d , - ■ ‘¡o tte r b u t It w ill noir lurr ..'-*C3. H a v e n e v e r g iv e n a quantities of a certain thin animal A n d y e s t e r d a y y o u w o u l d h a v e c u l l e d h i m beast critically. An ensign lifti 1 its te e tira - j ».• -t > y:.-.' ... t*-; r* , b u t th o g r v a t ¿ 0 lo n g . Y ou ? iui¡s b e e n gome tun* b le s t— :c-i X i J l« . it a s b v e n d j n e : a o lip. “ No nee,” s a il the count; “ he's c L d r . no t*3 ;■ Alik®, membrane (80,000 of these are required b u t m il li o n a tr i s m id r u a p e r a h n v o t o d io l •'iB K S , by . i u h i it’d r • to a d J m in e t o tire M r r. M at . v an old horse, and his teeth no longer for a balloon of J 0,000 cubic feet ca y o u a ji i ti le i ia h a v o tn y .-u r in uuy mark his ago. ” pacity), which is first freed from all (T ho s h o u t l n c In t h e m n r l c t s t i l l y e e s o n , p c -a a s ü iu a b v -. A. T . D b W it t . • ft n v e r ir? f r o m ’c r lr T h o u g h w h i u p e r l r .i ; e o r v u n t a t i p t o e t h r o u g h Id e tn a “ But why d idn’t yon cento on your futty substances and then soaked'in u |« N H iiw « a.ltu 2 h'I:l i. I cut h t s h a ll, •ruv, Jed r&r a r t wct * to tn /f x m thick fellow ?” solution of glycerin and water. They J I o w p o o r w o s I b e s i d e h i m y e t e r d a y l - A .*> * ; A « -» , r. ; z V ” p e ttin g a pìtaCé 5.-5 In e ro fd s o f ?. • •>y -, heat! a “ Oli, Constantine broke his leg. arid are then applied to hoards cut in the H o w r i c h t o d a y b e -id I d a p u l »1» ... « l e y ! prAlBO, OÎ lx . I M u lia fu st, t h o l i d a n i l l i t t h e c u r t a i n s f a l l . iti: ¿ i 1 *tuvo t h r i v e d f —but do not laugh, mcesleuts—poor form and to the size of the goro of the h I-.’ r fro m e n 'r i J L Z F iT S e in c L S O IE Z b T O E S _ -> I r t n a i l i T J . !', • ! ,b —S . E . I i i s o r i n C l e v o l n n d L e a d e r . R I - P - A - N ’S und old as Is this ch.urg, r he is good w aa u ru t < balloon required, Others aro then super- X’f ’/ 'f i - 1 •! ‘ ■5 I Uklr.É In t û t ; j.r t.r t . l o u â t enough for the campaign. I judged that posed, until a thi ddekness of four layers :. Mho h a d c f th e h*n t U ft!W aya f “ 04 1- ‘.¡'-f f ro m we should bo only am using ourselves ins fo u n d bra been reached, great care being taken i i t l 'j i v i Clt,; VIN DICATED . ‘.v ise d ra a t h e i r t <3 .• A l t e r quo o f m y v hue, and I did not wish to honor the T he modern stand that no air bubbles remain between the Sold W ith J • it t ’o, a n d ! to tut? Î û U B k .i y - d i f e meiny by riding too fins a horse." I.u c • ’ in g o o s in c e ekins. After this fourth layer a method r u n (h av n . u. IU !.. '. * r, n d d W ill When M. do Bossno returned to the ard Family Medi ttd v ie o (¿f 2 îr Goo. V The officers saluted smilingly, und of strengthening is resorted to in the Ci ■ . 1 . ■• com plete« e r , l ’Ji. T v! ■ ’■ :. . - y h r ; ’a c h e s . shapo of a net manufactured of skin. court in Franco be was most coldly re the colonel, wishing to seethe marshal, A ve., Jertj«*y C iry , I t cine: Cns*C3 the « I a u t . e n in o y e a r» II. de Ceigny, inquired the way to hit, T u J u îl j ; A fter this net two or threo more layers ceived. The king refused to see him, and a rr a - ’ -.uiia 5»l g r a n d r H uit*. 04 I of membranes aro applied. ' the king’s courtiers wero quite uncivil. quarters. I’eforo going thither lie left : j i . : . i t -»Im o i luL Lilfia Lu&yXX '»Vïi.Lil. > ' common every-dav : - J . CixocKM va* The whole is then allowed to dry, and At his sw eetheart’s liiniM), in tla Ituo his horse w ith his orderly, who was go ill of humanity. a solution of boiled linseed oil is need as ties Saints Peres, the door was closed in ing toward the trenches. “ Bring him tT n tb r r v .an e ro n b J rii /• WHii h o n m n .-n a ad u varnish. The fabric is then quite in his fuce. Ho was filled w ith astonish hack to me tonight,” said the count, rIorj?i«L. n. , . 1 by < - ar-rdd be? DlAßfi . . >, and the man departed w ith t.hn horse. dissoluble, and the membranes cannot ' I • ‘*'i p e in e la In '« ( «et .*»a. ¿ ¡ r »1 » ,(y > i ment and grief. Loth of which wero in Hut not moro than an hear had pass lAfi-.y yoiiCf. (>ne d.*. y by any i<o.<sih!eiiican.i bo separat' d from z lilt) ! • '. co ;t '.ipatloa Biit- n '. D.vi ■ . - . .io 1 o f h 'a ono another, but sometimes, to render creased when lie went to see his friends. ed, and La Pnysaye was jo. t ! -¡vii!," l a tl.O p jp fli’ 1R 2-Cc h û t .1 . m c o u ld n o t this homogeneity the more perfect, a so All looked askance at him, few deigned j the marshal's quurters, when an attack I l l l p n n n Xari?..’ bill) c ;; cHil.lr- a o f h is »•* 6 e rc r m liie 4 to , l i i .... d o n n d w h a t h e lution of bichromate of potash is sponged even to speak to him, and none accorded was ordered on a strong point where n v .fij r r e r . t l y ••So u.t d id n o t n< roe 1,800 men had been kill’d the night X r- t» V 4 » V -ÿ him tho explanation ho sought. r e i - e / t J Ly : h - l . u s a y ? over the fabric.—Pall Mall Magazine. u 4 h h I n . H o w an t h in f i n d n o v tn .h ti ? t h o Bd o f a raiTrott c o ’o r. Too proud to question strangers and before. The trum pets sounded and the 1’ftbtjlee re ittor ’ 'h n k o c • r t? 3 w c a rte llo R lp a n s i f F- Klin H en a t If u l V i e n n e s e W o m e n . , in T ’.jk r i .n e t R 1¿ m ; ii ; ) w ith yet sensitive enough to »¡iff. .• k.-cwly army hastened to resinond AH other . f i b u j c ; i h i b e t o n e t hoe», i l i a h « s« re tu rr. < iH.’-O I m y J n.g.-’e r, Vienna, tho capital of Austria, is under tho treatm ent he had received, tasks were abandoned ar.d, w ith tho t?I -pp C A ff-l AÍÍÍ1 •ÙO lùv . i .1 i, V .'W Ss e r e In li< i 7» h'.ob w u3 otls rs, their uniforms in order, their chiefly noted for producing three things he went to his room to brood alone. Ina of his ■ . . r. O u r w h o lo f .r:u t i y . . * b o rd et g . a rr ' ri t*y f«ict d boy. This fu n itW i.ri'iò * ! ¿ ile 3 l og’ —coffoe, music and worn. a. Tho word y . i T '- ‘ ily n i i ^ r Sf/MIlOCh. I arms in reudint ss, tho grenadiers fell j There was a m in o r here, and in this . , . : r i i . - ' ¡u è to h i p m s T a b u le s . rn o tiiv r t ago • w o n d e r f u l “ jolly" describes tho temper of tho he surveyed himself. Tho hardships of into lino. • ' y v/H ì 1 • SU -.nj e n o (fro m Oi-’d la ..•nj'ty’níí 1- e t o i li I c :n fiat Mi ; i'.-'i.i s p i t Its ; c b o . . ¿i t t t k t u ¿ wcordlim to d i reo- Viennese woman most aptly, filio lives war had deprived him of his good looks. e t* a b e T ly 1 “ .Li. ÛU viril th • c r¿ d iv i M ilty b e f o r e a h a Being ordì r 1 to. h dd his regiment E. W . V a ic i. 'took t o n U. C l a u k s x Ile u s . only for today und lots tho morrow take His lace was drawn and haggard, his in reserve, I.I. de la Puysaye ccne.ueted “We do not tako possassion of our ideas hut are possessed by them —.a. caro of itu lf. £ lie is us good a house s k in wrinkled, h is e y e s wero dull and 1 it bellied a certain embankmer.t, then They master us and force us into the arena, a :.. w ity ìe j ; t ( . .«ri- 1 • u:*-- ►i-, r ' i ., t ¿ n ( ri -.r »3 now fo r sols keeper ¡is her German slst. r, but not sad, whilo across his k i t cheek a long, sought to go after his horse. B ut his Rt s o n s lire:; r t ...-i -j --xa «.i»-. .!: h 7 3 . T . lo » j?. ■ •••;! o r . .i.tcii ¡«d fo r il.e po-.r u n i t i e econom ical. Ono quite so particular. Sho is quite as eco disfiguring scar told where a saber laid friends topped him. “ N ot now ,” tin y Where like gladiators, we must fight for them." d 'T í « of t.’ic f.' - t . . i> •. t ’k,.. • )> c a n !.-t ’ '.y • -d b / ; n ilo, ri.y . ,hf o-.nts to the R ip a n i nomical, but dresses herself more artis tu t deep. '«lid. “ Tile place Is expo.-.'di Yea would Co r ii ' al Uri».' A»x ’ o. i pino« I. > -?• Y rk -> r a U . -.( tla ta ’. : i . ? ') will '.»e .¡cnt f o r dv® cents. . i ' . t —-a o ’- ino liquor stores Such is the exalted motto of tho Arena, and th e tically. Sho is just as good a mother, He left the mirror and eat down do- : be risking your lifo needle. sly. ” but a moro loving wife. Sho is some jectedly. “ I am grown ugly,’’ bo said, La Puysaye rt i a m 1 to his j lace nnd entire contents of this m onthly magazine w hat nervous, and the quarrel with her “ and poor, and therefore they shun gave v n t to his ve.-aiiion. “ Miserable , hnsband Is ns regular ns the amen in me. " Ho thought of his life, offered to ! orderlyl” be cried. "M y horsel Sea riK /W » .’»<>.ri v lA V S - V - W V ì are upon a piano and in keepingiwith its her prayer. Tho truest and prettiest his country and to glory, of his hard wh.it he has dono w ith m yhoreel” type of the beautiful Viennese woman campaigns in America und the Indies, “ Cioll" exclaimed a captain in os- ! motto. The Arena’s gallery of ^em inent is th a t which comes from the south. In of tho fatuous battles iu which lie had tonishment. “ Why ,.ro yen;)concerned ■ r i ; K r i - r i . I r ii: ,i; “ • , .r i r i« ? common with tho m ajority of liar Euro ilono his part under Montcalm and about the beast ? From whom did you 1. í r i r i r i r i S r i - 1 - « » n l x thinkers is a group oi interesting“men and pean sisters, tho Viennese makes mar- LC? - xi. -i't ;tl Trado Marks o'diincd nn-3 d l Tat-, O FTH E ’ ■ - - ? Vnudreuil. “ But nil th is,” ho told him- j get h im f” ¿ • n t , ’ !-■,• ri 1 f .Uodc cte F ees, i ringo her goal, lait retains her girlish self, “ has been iu vain. Tho king, rny I La Pnysaye, tired of beeping his sc- I women, and their thoughts are w orthy tho C ;■.......' • < .. 1 rip l.-ío . Wc ad vif.n If ways, her Jolly spirit and much of her Oil P i*CO I) n t d ll O t i l l 1 lovo, my friends, tin y are none of them j e r e t, roventai it. “ From De Bossuo. He j consideration of ail people, Tho Arena is beauty, and oven to guess ut her ago is 1. •'» ■ n rM -it ‘'i í o w t o O b - ' was, ulus, eno of my old fra ads. ” f ’ t e r ' .m o ’ n t h o U . ß .( not only n erlmo, but an nbaurdity.— left to me. Tho only faithful ono of The news was murmured through tho ; -, t them all— tn y horse, who used to lick sold with T uf W ist . Edward A. Htoinnr In Woman's liunio uty hand and neigh gladly at my com- i rani:.“, while the ollie, rs marveled nudi- ' ? C ri A. S S W W Ä GO . Companion. ing—ho, too, is gone, for I have sold b!y. “ W hat an ideal” they said. . ■ o î i , D. C. him. No ono—nothing is left to m ol” “ Where is he, th a t we may observe U IuiiL 'ctw o f D a r k . him again f” Ono black thought was succeeded by In Ecuador, one of tho South Ameri " In th a t trench over there, which is ij cs.'-L V «a. -Ut..-sfe <ri- Xk.'SJL.-'^.'^.l can republics, tho bark o f a troo which another, and bin gloom and melancholy tjo oxposod. My orderly must have boon increased till life seemed but a burden grows on tho slopes of tho Andes Is drunk to leave him in such a place.” J Y<m < » " utilized fur the making of blankets. i to bo got rid of. Ho was a man of D A IL “ Oh,“ cried an officer. “ I havo no The blanket is over six feet long and promptitude and decision, find, having fear I Bossue’s horsel Tho horse of a taf Mall, F<i«ri*C« VaSd, i i y n Butter from a n y o f th e | over five feet wide und is as soft and ; come to th is conclusion, Ito did not pro coward I lie ’ll crouch when the bullets it’s J Pien, f'.'.-ie to th e o ld e st ch I'. cific Coast» | pliable ns though it were made of flan crastinate. His pistol lay ready to his fly. You’ll find him again safe and DK. JORDAN & CO., nel. It is about the thickness of a good hand-—ono shot and tho deed was done. sound. ” ^ 1 0 5 1 M a rto tS t K t f tf S 3 6 2 . < At court they said, “ M. do Bossno flannel blanket and can be rolled up and F o t i n g m en a n d m iddle i "A fter a ll,” said tho other, “ the had the fever." Weeks nnd mouths B S O d m e n w h o a r e suffering * p u t in u strup w ithout hurting or in ju r liO C ! 2 fro m th e effects o f y o u th fu l in d iscretio n s o r ex- I passed, and they spoko of him no moro. trench covers him. H e's satisfied to ing it. N e r i us and Physical 1 stay in it. Ho w on't come o u t.” But there remained to Bogan« tilt old D c h l i x t y 'J r : t p ( i k * u e y ?«s ir 1 This troo or bttrk blanket is merely a At th at moment a bomb came ring timo friend. Alter serving in Spain fur ■trip of hark cut from a section of tho 5 t o -s l i l ’ Ju -,i, <;•’» T lO V iTroea, <¿1 r P t , f ing through tho air, and from the • .rii’r f ' ' , ‘ ■■■'•. * - s e . i ’y a * tru n k of tho blanket or domajagua tree. I some ton years und growing discontent trench calmly, proudly, defiantly, a Greatest V/ee’dy h ths Co ntry, None who aro engaged iu any of tho inoclianical i . . r i d ¡i iri-rn :d . . , o l gp. ; cu ra tiv e p o w -s Tho Indians make a cutting around tho ed w ith his work M. Io Comte do la horso emerged. He stood nlono in tho t r , t h i 5 - . i r has a rr h is tic a tm e n t ’ v n o 4 4 “ 1 l ’uysuyo returned to Franco and to tho th a t it h i l I v a»T«»i’d inua • i..i: relief b u t s tru n k to get it, and they prepare it by pursuits can succeed w ithout reading and middle of tho field. In a great open lüiii c .. ci: . tti .- x t r d o e s n o t claim to ' «taking it in water until it is soft. It court. He gained prestige nt Mutes, place—alone. Tho eiuldle was on his ¡'crform I ’.ir.it ! ’ *t i . v. . >v.t to be a fair « ile Bonita»’, De Chauvelni’s, Do Snr- a n y p a r t o f th o U a l tc d is then pounded so th at tho rough out- studying this standard.M agazine of Sciences back, the bit in his mouth, and, though (TPClildlDK IK'btL.M-’) )» ! ‘ - V 2«*s' Pri'rih < -f i aide cun bo stripped off and tho inside goro’s und Luxembourg’s, asked now lie laid lowered his neck iu the silence B ta fo a , C'ftrcttln « n t1 M v x d ô x te d f ro m t h o ' (h o b r ig h te s t T D K W E W I a Y service of tho king, and solicited a regi n >•..’• m - j . i alone left. Tho inside is of fine fibers so and mechanical Arts. I t is illu strated 'w ith following the first bomb, he seemed a n d n t o s t o o i n p i tc W e e k l y N . ' / f . . ¡p e r ln tb o - ■ ■ , i. w ill rc - i Joined together bynaturo th at it. makes ment. He called himself a friend of w aiting only for a signal on his bridle. w o r ld , p id n tR rh * p th irty 1 C o ta n in a , o r e ix te e n c h o i i'.riio n ,s£ . o f Ida c o m p la in t. Ilfe w M ir c tn ie c a PO l I T i m . C U R B I n , pa^cH , <>t N ow b , U t e i j b ur 4 a n d G en ; i a l l u f o r - all modern cuts ¡of latest inventions in all a beautiful blanket, warm euough to Bosane. “ Poor fellow I” ho eaid. “ Tho coward’s horso!" thought tho enu-ttou; .“.Is o n n i u r n i i i i vi«t A g r i c u l t u r a l u n d • i ■ . or Cao , f bo used ns a cover and soft enough for “ Only 80 years old I W hat could huvo army. Clot t l o u l l u r u l D e i a r t m o o t. T h i a la oiu> o i th e the branches of mechanism, and its fu iid jo f made him leave ns in th a t way I” U l B rid tn t'o n > h 1 s’. ic tly p riv a te . a mattress. n ta In a n y p a p e r o n t h i a ■ ' . . • . . . ' B L & T r nt- I Ju st then tho place scouted to fill C g ro w u s io l . B t E d v u e p r a y r t t n h M His taco clouded when he heard tho l u s w r i t t e n la b a a e d o n e x - m e a t p e rso n a lly o r b y le tte r. Send fo r book. knowledge is inseparably connected with in story, for ho was a bravo man himself. ( w ith smoke, while tho city beyond p e r f e n r o In t h e ( 'o a s t S t a t e s , n o t c n r a s t e r n "T he P h ilosophy o f M arriag e/’ 4 • P o la o n H e m lo c k , • t • W ater hemlock is a deadly plant com “ A coward I” ho cried. “ Impossible I” j trembled as w ith an onrthquako shock m e n 's k n o w le d g « ) o f t h e i r o w n l o c a l it ie s . ventors and mechanics. Sold w ith T ub VISIT DB. JORDAN’S “ Bnt, yes," said his Informer. "W o I —threo more Immbs in tho ranks of SAMPLE FREE. ; j? G r e a t M ust u m o f A n a to m y | mon in most country neighborhoods. I : ’ it M i tmerf h ; k l ,d in th e Its roots nro eaten often in spring by repeat only w hat tho roperts said—re France, nnd 16 files Were c u t down like W est at clubbing rates. v f! .. w .• r id u l ly y o u mistake for stmo edible root, and death ports which wero sent to the king d i i so much grain. I U ! di: i The trum pets sounded tho attack, P W e nr*» c > :n •• a d d in r n e w sp e c! frequently results. Cuttle aro often pol- rect. M. do Bossno, it soouis, dislikisl \ C A /.L L O u l C u J J c r w rite . eoned by drinking w ater in marshes tho enemy too greatly—so much so, in nnd at that moment suddenly, magnifi >.J6< h-•' • • S!i> e t. S i n : r r.v i*co, Cal. fuct. th at lie could never bring bitnsolf cently, the last rays of the setting sun Where It grows. clothed tho horso in gold. lie raised Ids The poison hemlock from which tho to approach hltu. ” “ Bossno a coward I” cried the count, 1 le ad, ns tho bravo stei d does v. la u the Greeks made poisons Is a near relative -- ÔiiVôri’rïtVi'.WASVrïrtAiiri'riiV/AWi' to tho w ater lituulock. It stands from “ lit. must. I^ivo chanced greatly, then. battle is on and tho rider encourages v, ¿3 TY 1.I5M , R E L IA him to advance j then boldly, eagerly, May not thoao reports have been falsof” tw o to seven fet t high and has clusters p?*-7 A R T IS T IC -^ JtiyOu.dy, lm charged on tho city a t a “ Woll. tho marshal hintsclf"— and of small wl ite (lowers and large, pars Recómete,!»« by Leading leylike loaves. The stalk, lining hollow, so on. Ln Pnysaye heard tlio story re gallop. IXatf to the thunder of the can £ /J Ç1 r c“ Always t:,<i,,' r'‘ri P2?n¡»í. a j a score of times, and found (hat non, indifferent to tho shot th a t w his ihey is often made into whistles by country peated boys, and lttuny children are poisoned in the mention of B o h h u o ’ b tin mo brought tled about him, glad to sniff again tho forth only enrsoa or reproaches. He smoke of powder, to fis'l once more tho this fashion. excitement of too c ..abnt, the gallant ended by renouncing him. “ But, ” ho suid to himself ono day, horse dashed on nnd on—a sublime Mixed Dvrrlc». A young tailor named IV riy, lately “ I can’t forget him. I loved him well, spectacle for a '.. hole army to witness. W hat moved him to inch on the ene M cceettal to his father’s hiisiin -s, once and I Itelicvo I lovo him still Very . i the TTin sent In his acoonnt to Charles Matthews well. I shall allow myself this little cc my so madly, to affront death so grand new »*»' it ly? Was it tho memory of Bossuo’s ■onio’what ahead of time, whoronpon centricity—th at a t loving a dishonored 'act.To T tii: - cad Matthews, w ith virtuous r.tgo, wrote wretch Boasito remains my friend, and glorious batt.li s? Was it the force ot a Cca--t This monthly magazine is ono ot th e very habit acquired alter u score of engago- of all the world I alone shall recall him ^tiut tho following not«: Tf iix tits—tho result of a li sou learned best printed in this country, and is sold "You muRt be a goose Perry tosend with something other than disdain." Hu hung tho dead m an’s portrait on ou many fields? «no your bill -Berry, liefore it la due— to all subscribers a t rates w ithin the )rry. Your father, tho eldej -Berry, his wull once more. But tho portrait I They who followed sw iftly after him I. n. ft-1 ol- Would have had moro sense. You may was an old ono nnd no longer resow- did not know, but they swore after i’.ht“ , «o.-» cf the ability ot all to pay. I t is finely illus look very black Berry, and fisd very blod anybody. La Pnysaye, discontent ward th at they had seen a hand on his >««. <•• v m < t t - hlne—Berry, hut I don’t caro a straw — ed. wished for some other souvenir— : bridle, f> 11 pn ..big bis si ies, a shad trated aud presents the nam es of famous u '.r i * in n o th in g . Berry for you and your bill B erry."— something which Bosuno had used, lie owy fean on lii.tbsck, and for one brief thought (he horse. "W here Is ho instant n face, w ith a long scar on its 7‘CyclojuediM of Anecdotes.” authors as contributors. T hb W est now T They tell me th at he sold hint. left ( beck and a look such as «to coward D3 WAHÎ T'î*- • • I t W#t«4>al Í Jk i. r i riiririü í t a l l F o r ftmall Chnnwc. Thut horse carried jioor Bossue ter ten ever worn. aud the Cosmopolitan aro sold a t re The jioer beast at length fell, bleed • n Dmidra th© Marin Thcrv.m 17H0 dollars years 1 nm it find him. " k n ? I K 'p y i W i ï f i û ing from a score of wounds, bnt he had Onco, w Itile his ftieiid still served duced rates a t this office. .the people of Abyssinia for small change tv LOU T U l U i t u r i v X.ri. '•tu 9 m e n Ixtrof bard crystallized salt, ahmit with him, lie had seen tho horse a doin' enough. In the eyes of the army 1 '.UStl. «..a, . „ a he whe n horse this had been was vin 10 inches 1, ng and 2 ^ inches broad and curious beast, of a dark yellowish color, fkidwlrq Bit) IJakr . St. , Damlnloa « J \ij- every & ; thick, slightly tapering toward the end, tho product of n cross lietwecn a Span dicated Botwne was not a coward —• •ì* ri.’ ci Casati» a r i (fo-Bi MoxiO) , > V • five of which go to tho dollar at tho ish iiarb ami an Indian jamy lie was From tho French l'or Argonaut er t>fti I OM O N I« I R-r > capital. It is a token of affection among able to fnrnish deseviptiens of the an i a l :t » X : 1 ' o f C'oni 1 n«»d h y llo n '.n n a . tV ’T p f r f tho natives when fritnils meet to give mal to certain men whom ho s at in • 1 Hi- V*. co., IK t It is believed by ceme hi terians that • 1 4 6 W . 14H St., •w Y- • ; -Si to each other a lick their respective aearclt of it hi ¿ V A V /r.v a A V i coal was u«'d by the Romans on the The men were away threo months. bars, nnd Itt this way the m aterial val- AVA’? i* • .ri r • *?i r ;> u L I n « -» t ìli » . V e :3», Ono day 1st Puysnyo received notice continent and by the Iirie t; i on the is tie of tho wilt is also decreased, p o k in g ’ ¡jo -» » i _____________ that a b one answering to the d ■ rip- 1 t a d liefore the arrival of ( ’ ..tr As D ESC EN T O F LOVE. ", AL> U d ì D i d n ' t H ta in iu c r A ll t h e T im e . tlon given had lieett found in a field in early ns 1281 Henry 111 granted a li I L <4 ••( ~ ~ . „ E » « S I, An electrical engineer who stutters Artois. He went to tho p la c e h im ! cense to dig coal near Newcastle, but u n »tb tn • l’K 4>.l . -y d . . . b r ». F | \ > b A M 'U K X X C' e I a once endeaRired to In, cured of the Ismght the animal nt oms). It w as in few years later the use of coal was for i F - 'r v«*.* • ; A n d b h .- ’» • a «» n n r t ’i.î r- l i v u . m », - .t œ g . bidden In London, the smoke Iteing habit, and for th at pttrix m went to un deed. IJossne’s extraordinary la a t the N u t Ui « * M mì iwi» Institution near Boston. The manager, friend of his friend, old and thin, Wi.rn ' lieci it d prejudicial to public health. T b rir F f F h e — D o y o n i ) .„ ¡-a: , r t h è — ita I i.s l. ■ . r n 4 V't e c a i - u o o In 186(1 the London ¡'entry petitioned questioning him, asked: by the hard service before the plow and w« u i l « — N o c W a u ÍS R ;.w . < > ir HT .1 ’ “ Do you stammer all tho tim e t” the ill treatm ent of the farm hands the king against its use, declaring ö « x v - ~ L i t n U k l n 1 rubiti yen to d o l o r T .i! w h e u • . ' n -i t h e t i ■ k : . u “ N un-nun tiuu-no, sir; o-o-o-only There were tho white leg), still tine its ; that, in spite of his royal order, certain t u o . ' l t o ’,1 h e r w hn-w htt-w hn-w lan I t-t-t-talk, sir ” those of a racer, tho long, black t ail and mullclons persons persisted in burning tî- rit Ï » ••••*! I e - , •». 1 ,h.» R f * . B c L ’o v r i o r . À l i t i t. ‘ •’*’> U e< v .• «•• jrJ Coals !«■ ..in t o be brought fruit! X—Electrical Review u ttttte and those eyes. dark. cold, d ear if V ‘1. •• - b - « r» M ’ i-W O Newcastle to t. n d,n In 1381, during s ttil fixed, th at made ono uneasy. *în u ’ P - • t a r d « Diamonds may bo black ns well ns “ Strango an iinull" thought La Buy the r.f.gn ef Richard II By the year n t? ' > . H im ! cool was commonly burned in white, nnd some are blue, red, yellow, •«ye. la.U i Cl • « • . »- ... , tQ n-*»,-*. ' .-.-.J 1 London ns a fuck though 860 years He had it fed. groomed nnd saddled green, pink and orange, hut th. re is no H o h ( ri» \ V» b .1 .1 w »id . f h? r .«nirie» j A n ovi-» v « n violet diamond, ulthoiigb, In addition and set ont for Paris nt a rather halt later, in the reign of Charles 1. its use 3T.ÍS «t’i tn ; 1 ■ r r i ■ ■ t , • i flo t W cj 1 r u n n ú o í b n r chMjM. ntnethvsta, there are sapphires, rn- iug gallop. Much fatigued, he arrived was far from being general throughout v ' U y .- tp .ftlr nt length Bnt tirtsl ns he was there England. bies and garnets of th a t color. ^ u U i . t . ’ u . ♦' • L. » n G k-diA pcuk A r . ! C i .v . ■ y . ì A nthracite ciial, which, except the was to ho little rest for hint A Bote A n » t » »tai 1 I .,.! n e t. * < • '! , n " m o r e ! diamond. Is tho pnreart form of carbon from the bureau i f w sr aw aited him. man endowed with groat perfection Y e g , V i T h< e l .. f t - B t ^ . , : e r r u r t . ih c tr A nd i.:> • , w ithout good breeding is like ono who inform ing him that his request for a known, was first used by it Connecticut blacksmith nauit'd (lore, ln 1783, and l - i o. X » . i T ! w j h « ü »M t v tb - » m 1 1 i l . m n b t a F t ! » 1 >.l . I t t has his pockets fnll of gold, bnt always regiment had been granted; that it as a domestic fuel by Judge Jests« Fell » » o r p tta y •4 « ( M u î o Vfiriît t h r il A 4.ft Ul I A l 'd . t u u u d w ants chango for his ordinary occasions. was to he known ns the Grenadiers Buy- ’» Hi t Î L » i ■)»• M r n -1 While*. K ». »»I 1 I hj H •. of Wilkcsharte, Pa., in Icdtk saye, and that he must join it uear t’ri- UfMeele. And The THE ÄHENÄ. SIC« H ££ Scientific American. ? THE EnSM nPnLITA N / of Í 'S of LOOK OVER THIS GROUP. M A KE YO UR S E L E C T IO N . THE WEST. V) A U FLORENCE. OR.