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VOL. IX. CAPE MAY CITY, N. J., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, J877. NO. 36.

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< BOBIJIBB CARDB. A- l> 1ATWI A OO.. Or TIM W ARK, Ata DtAuutt tirwrvrm. ukatm*m. KB IWB ^mw mi.ru OOODM.4C «^8P»CU»_T^1 Stores. Tin war*, Hlidvin, C*«r nr., i i^'lyiuinn V. F. BKMTKOK, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, CAMMAT CSTT.ir.J. ■tiCKinn, , Wsrchant Tailor A Duur In Gentr ' ' Furnishing Goods. masMajOix. L4DJMT, es-rrTtSlSe-a 4KB am, • uuartaoon. sworn * ia man COW^actow"A'^UILDKR», ' CO— May PIT. »■ J. , HOTELS. WESH IWGT ok ~H0TELi PHILADELPHIA. PA GEO. J. BOLTON rnomixroa BOLTOMA HOTEL, Hkrrfaborg , Fa. IWF ATLANTIC TlOTEL CAM MAT CRT. M. A mwt oa Wat** bath, — *>— beattyW * IW DA*m P. HATTT, MM B. ■LPPMAK, Attorney and Counsaltor At Law (MtlvOMUwaXI. . *:•££?— , M. r. DfMUt-llr*. ATTORNEY AT LAWANDMA*. ' TKH IM CHANCKRY. Pa»fi| — aaa. Oa— Map aw. *#w BEATTYS DANIEL F. BEATTT, TiAAlfca. Mate towp, P. B- A. KHTTSSS DAJTUL r. BEATTY, W *B|| I . Ntam Ar.ia. I. m A. MATTTSo^. DANIEL P. MATTY. Mfici ^4r I I mV U "wa»^Va«»aiAA^». m* fa raa A THE DAILY STAB.

POITH A NIXON. *tto«»its-atAaw, DABEL r BEATfTS Pianos & Organs! ' m'sri facm,"—,..... ri ir/faB*-SatmI , Sgfegs^.-CaB: ( ~ III u*- 'MBB P. bbmit. BEATTY-^^2.' ; Oiaal Ifwa aad. Upright. DAMIKL P. BKATTV. HUBT BWAEB. i MASTER IN CHANCKRT, Caorayaaatag. Deads. ■ende.Moi-t- ! ;s-g^gg^5-'- ; BEATTY P1AM°' ■ ^areadtgoaee and OyUfcl. ' D AKIEL It BEATTT. Wah ngtoo. Brwlmo. U. * A. ] BEATTY-^^ ! G ELAND IQUAU aad UPEIOHT. r =r--»^r.vr.s.w: ! "n» Ji* '' wmTwnr, Widtat.i..VwVy.g-«.A.J, , ! J^BW ILLUKTHATKD BIBLE ~ ™ YOUNG. BMTTfS^S. : SSSBSS?.! Sas D1HIXL T. BEATTT. jffiHfrlilli pact oat BTwmn a m BOSDTBBB TESTIlfOKIAIA .OVOa.iH.iilii.iA ■ ?■ »l M ,ttm fr^r rrr.-jrarv^r: KeSHySSrSSS SgjpS^Sil HAN IKL ^ HKATTy .

^OfcuTiaM.-. E^Wfal to— a *W— o^aAMliBnA— yl—aA. Wh|iaBa|»>.(rtlAa»h.»OrtX 1 I^SSSes : Tawtaaamatoagftrtril'mto,. I TW RaaTa ta TQ., 0. yrtm It afah. ; 7V tad fay.apM.f.'"' Aagp^AatatawtAaaanrk— A. I Taa aaaa oar InUm ryl ul groaned- i Ttat MU. Jwaiy'i fan Ike Had OfAtagevAatoka-v| fault. |, "ma"* "f. The Younj Wile's Confusion. ■ Nell — you an, by Jot# I and I'm paood I of you. Ooma wbaa I may I Bad (ba I wife aa fresh aa a n I like Uiat, NalL rnahraya tboa«bt tbal if aayIhiof aooM pot ma ool of Uapn with (ba ommm I lorad tt ooald b. to noma . and Bad tba boaaa tofmy-tarry aad , my wit. ia a aoilad otippac aadoilh a I roach brad. LUUa aomaa. yua n a tnaaan. aad I'm pnod of yuA I" i Aad Bdvaid liaatiaaa luaaad hia pntty , rad Jttoe itaea oat in the aaaaWaa. , Sha aaa my. wry happy, tary marb ; piaaaad aad Battand at bar baafaaad'a i Tbay bad bcaa manwd jaat mx ; mnatba, aad RrQ w a pattara for all ■ tb^onto ia Ibr crral appl. Inc. ual I ■ did bar boaaaoork ia tba oariy moraiac I Ooma whaa ba mi«U. bar htaabaod 1 alwaya foaad hia liMlr boor la order, j : coad to art, aad bit wifr ibamal ia a ' tab wrapprr, aitb a Boon ia bar hair ^ tod a inula of wrkoma aa bar fair fact. "If Ibm oar Ibiac mon likaly V. I rroraka a friloa Urna anotbrr," ba oaet ; my imcrnoK a momnt ia lb. aoony I portmu, bra arm naad bar waiat, "Ha i la bring a Maad boaaa la diaaar a* ji laaahaua aad flad rrarytbing ml of •rta. Now Ibara'a (iraraalay ; bit ' wifa'a a Baa otaaaa wban yoa aaa bw 1 ' oat— a abowy »iau. alwaya wall 1 traaaad. W. II. Otawalay mritaj ma tH •wot. bat I waa aorry awwgh lor it. Socb ' tad I caagbl tight of tba miatrwaa, lmppaanng ap aha in ariyapa. i tad abppara. Sba aaa iadiapnaad, aad i ooald But aaa aa, tba girl aaid. Wa < 'aatbari « bnad aad rbaaaa, aad Oramley, poor WVrw, Iboagb ba aaid 1 ' I aboabl haw baaa aagiy. I tWak a I wifaahmld maka .1 har dnty lo ka^. > ba may, ma f Bad bw raady to oalaowa ' " Bo da I. " aaad Ndl. aauliac wp into ; to invito a triaod boaaa with yoa. Nad. NomaMaa if I doa't kaow, I .ball ba ' raady to naan yoa." Nad raw bar a raging km. -TwytrnfLMMa^— ^ I MmB My I ™. Oood-bya." """ Bba watohad hm. oat of mabl wtA ' happy ayda aad thaa mat ba* ta bw > pntty mtaap-rama aad baa and labia. I mrbaabaad, "I ban }aM lubkad'at lha ' arraala aad Ibay an qaita ripa. Wa . aaat makwoar yaUy al ooaa. No. Mr. dataaga ml ba boaaa MH kato W>day. I waat to aptad tba day with motharto- ■ Job off my bataZk^day. What ' Jojtaagyr I " I aaa tooaptoHbaoai itato.na'aa." " AN righd; aappm. yoa bagto. Wa ' atomd. Aaagh* it i. dnadfally oat of . mdw. Pwtap. .* may Bad Mwa to - biiglliii ap wbaa wa (to On frwdl ■ mm aaaaaptaad Oka frrat toapa WW ^--OtaltZ-dlltodZ'^i^! • ba^jLTT WtoaTbTIinU^ » Aa« W.1.1 mmb «to ka*M • " TJUT- >*r -*

maka tba JaUy, bat I wa aanlaaold do H myaalf." Tba attorning kattla boOad aootbar aummit of tba popta ra. , "Manly it wiU ba jaUy am. Jaaa," | aaid tba waary bmaaaifa, poariag aona j | of tba bol, rad liqaid iato aoU wator. Bat jnieo it mnainad, for all lha ooob- , Oh, I dT»"»taHly tba ' •toff mmd ba bewilebed. Vr, a gnat | ouad to poor it aU away," oriad poor . NaU. nady to my wifh Tazatioa. "I WD J"", ma'am, yoo pat aoo» , thing tm to maka tt jally.- 1 w.i.li I Ima "Oh. Jaoc, hoab I Too know aotbm* about it I tail yoa doa't pal aay- i Uiiag ia. What maat I do 7 Oooi tt man? II ia bowing to tba kattla bow, i aad I'm waatad anr an mnrb aogarl Jane montk motW'a aad nk Hao , nab to atop orar. win yoa I BbaD , know ia a minute what to da Do pray, . ba quick ; U ia dnadfnUy lata." , Jowe departed. •• If rooking arflldo.ru maka ially of i it baton Baaaab goto ban, "aba aaid. | Batiaataadof boiliac to {ally tba oar- ■ not jaiot boiled oar ia gnal foamy, i red warn. The fln hiaaad, mal a dcoua amokeand j . paagnto arm t of bnrniag awatoa Blind , . ap.rt.rod from bead to foot with tba i I liqald, ooa hand aoaldad. bar patoty , > boooaaaiad, NaU ntnaird to tba , • door ia ottor daapair. i " Oh, I with I had acrar ] > Sba toLl da^btothboaror, for am | • lag liliaiolj aloag tba aaaay garden - I path aba to. bar baabaad aad hia par- , ' tiealar friend, Mr. Warbortoa. , > "Ha baa iaritod him boms to dla- : oar I" aba gaapad. darting bark into tba r .moky kitchen. " Oh, what ahall I do T' ' Two or lima barrowiag miaatoa of ' aad har baabaad entered. , I "Hall, an yoa ban? And what ia , > tba matter? Ia tba kitchen uo flre? ; The whole plan ia ia a !<*." t NaU came forward, looking mon lika , I tattooed Iadiaa tliaa tba pretty Woman , , "Fto making enrraat jePy, ami I ] I tboogbt yoa woaldaT ba home till lata, r Ned." "Don it nqnin raeh a meat aa tbia I maka oonaat jelly? Aad what a ' fright yoa an, NaU I I'w braaght ' .. Tbere'a not a moatbfal of diaoer, r Nad." "What? Didn't I aaad a hua aad a , pair of obirkaoa ?" I "I tad ao tbaa to ooob; I'm bam r making j^ly aU d^r." , " Ooaloood tb. H*7 ' Ooma, NaU, r | yoa maat gto ap am ahow <d diaaar. " r " I mat. Had I I'm toad to daalb, ) invited Mr. Warbarton witboot let! I I me kaoa." pt^ Now, jaat bear thatl" cried tbapao- , often to being a friend wbanrew I likad I , Imaonnla.datyoa.HaUr NaU mak barb into a aaat, aad oorar- . tag her baa with bar otiaby gna, bant I into lean, while tba JaUy bogaa to Mmm 1 with the klaaiag'noim aad hia owa wm- . Una, made a dm at lha kattla, aad. ia > hia oNato to gal it off tba oaora,apaat it, . 'Trn gkadof B l Toa'm ao bamaam ! ^haa'yoa'dnTta^t' » uTIrihtoham ^ ni'jo • miadfal of tba maamhaiag rwd rirar at " Why, daaria, what truoble yooV. la, r to ba aan ! aad all yoar Jelly waatad I « Bal aeewr mind; wwU bam tba aaxt katUa aU right." ■ ' IfoUtpnagap aad threw banaU Into r h.oM amm'. ama 0 "Taa, ha -m dmrto, jm, ha wflS- • doaT yoa tret 1 reaamttham oew to • yoor mother', tor a iaaah. And now let • ma ton yoa what to Ba- Pat aU IWa • jMlw—km, by tm to mono. ..Tt ■ bagta bright and oariy in tba moranog. " aad"— » " Oh. yaa. it wiT. whm wa add a liMla " DidaY I taU yoa.ma'am r mattorad ' J— Atoopptagap thandrfew. | "Nnm atol ta ^ J^'mTI • woafc nd (at ap a aim UMla nppm, aad t toka down yoor aorto aad pat aa yaa » k^rtta"lmh - Had wa maat to cat lata a postal ; a ha know I aoakdaT help it," aha aobbod. OUBmmbpmta.hdL • ptoda to y^wpatom; ywo aaaT adtawd to .-wjWW-a-w.e. :=J™=rE k ■■■ *a B ■*! I' I ■ A — - 1 SMSSWM iUl>r IU - A to. m wto. *

I TtWl UBOWTH 11 TEXAN. A ooanapoSaat* tarmUps A Tnm ' > wrilm: Tort W«wth i. . yam* mty. ■ QoBa a fair pnportion of tba people am ' ' from tba North. It may he i kofle nUwayfta anoe Urn road taaob- ' - ad it tba population baa groan awifUy, i • TD» nroly aad"af>TuTito>ia imire!- ■ t mot market lor . mry rich aMtton. The I r annoondiag load iaaaady loam, and pro- I doom aU tba naaal cropa ia gnat abond- I ■ aaoa Tmginnil farma may ba boaghl ' ■ near tba town for bom no to B» par • ' *c7;."""prOT*i. ^ ** »«T j t patienea aad wma iininti, it ia a'oploo- ' . djdiamtoimtI Fort Worth ia boilt oa a tigb piataaa i I owriooking a baaatifal ooantry. It hm I . luiiaa-aiz'cbubbmaadMbooK baaka nulla, pobUa baUa-la fart it it a fnlly • eqnipped city ud ia aebotonUaUy ImUt, I I tba faeorite materiab being atone aad ' - there wm thai air of " boamem " about " . the people which wa gmtolyiag to a I Northerner who hm aaau ao raoaatly tba I > of the Meztoaaa. Fort Worth 1 > ia the aootbwato aagka of a grant railroad I parallelogram A northern branch of • tba Tama aad Pacifie mat nptoShar- < r tbaaoa mat to Tmarkaaa. The ! • main Una ram mat from Fort Worth to ' tbiaplaaa, tbaaoa antotomort in a tonight ' Una to Sbmraport. Tba pamllalacram ia oomplatod by tba baaaab from Maratal - to Tararkana From Fort Worth to • DoUm tba ridiag ia n|dd aad comlott- - able. The rolling stock of tbia Bootbara picaaar road ia m goad m aay oo which - ewr joorneyed. > Dalian ■> not ao new a Iowa aa Fort I it. popoUtnm being upward at • claim twenty thousand. Immigration ia ? rapidly apnadiag tba burden of tba city on r what waa a few yann ago tba grmt ' fanaa, aad if H baa not twenty Ibooeaml > today it ■ booad to have it ray nooa tell ma that Bw yean ago tba total 1 did not exceed three thonoand, at a low • miaul? Tba Tram PaeiBc baa, Ihcaw fqn, iraaam.J ita iabaUtoata flreban- ' diwd par mat la Bra yean. Then la I **toy rtma to anppoac that tbia iaaraam meat aoahaaa for a long time to coma, for the country ia oaa of Urn meal dmir- ' able ia Uie Stair, and Aa railroad fasUl1 tiat bring araaytbing to market qaiekly a good ratora. Dallas hm amnl lines of Hortbmmm Vm ' and aorroaading — -intlrr kcapa six flop • miUa boay, and Dadlm b ooa of Uw boat " Boar market, wool of tba Miaaimippi. Trinity rirar, which ia no small help to "o tlie oommarcial cmraaiaDoa. u spanned ' A Harmaa Cniebratiea. Tba gnal faatiral of the Morn* ma is . caiabntod oa tba Iwaoty foorth of ' am rial ia Ball lake raBay A 9 1817 ; aad oar madam will wa from the • following programme thai the canmociea of Aa day, at laaat ia oaa cf tba J wania of Salt Imka CUy, am rwAar 1 cariom :

- Grand Jnbilee aad OatabraSoe of Aa 4 TweaboA W^ 18TL- " plaaoanin aaaooociag to IberamdaoM * of tba Twentieth aadTwoaly-Brri Wards 'j ami matrymakiac wUl iiaaiui at ^ toil jTLiTita' 0 nadir (ba dinetioa of Walter Worthrai Al two r. a., Aa ainaiHy wffl gather » aadar Aa Bowmy. Aflm waging and ■ prayiag the following pr=B«mm..wai * ba mmd oat, far which pad prima wfll ba awarded to the r mpaMk. ■ : Bart aaaay jm Aa UmlyfcaiA of ° JilT. by any lady or gi ilium aadar ■ gitl*aad bwratdaU agwa. . aad(kfcaf.U.S«rt Bmt piayer cm parlor argao, yoaag * ladim hat. am twafra mi dSHH i ■ d prtehiag boys' pacta, making [baa, ml' 1 E-a-iSgLm. J Abrtcf Aa paiamwiBbmoatoa Aa 1 Aa HHi I t matin of I iidii aad ' Q.'Sb"!^ It'thT ""'' ^ ^a.^" M OAf:_ W-.BM- * maw, G. M. Ottiapm, M. Haaaptoa, St., m ammtEIgA.awtl P«aAr. a ayt A — afmm.Mli IWAamrtB- „ a AaaM pA aBBA wtamral in Aa •

' material whiA eomm rradtort to hand. h i Tba kiagBahar nam Aa BA boors which ., an Aa iiail.i of its faart; room aad , , flbamlma Aaaartcf Ae flakl-haoauag f, , roA; while it. aoaria, A. mow, whiA . . a suitable malarial in fur aad wool A t nasi at cbat-flaA tokaa A As neighbor- ( . hood of a boaaa won abown at a meeting (, . of tba Zoological Society, which bad boon fc . partly omrtrarted oat of blotting paper, , . fragments of rioitiaf oarda aad mnttoca , . from crackers, aad a natanlirt cf ami- A ! ana^n.laarr of a alal being taUt with f! , tba win tram aodmwwtoa bottlaa. The l delicately* woren neat of Urn wrao ia aa- d , aoeialed with long lags aad a alaadar , I bank, while others, heary of body bat , , wank of fool aad btU, content tbcmaelTaa j , with manly arranging atiek. oo a waU- , r Aaa braacb, bat the bra-owl, with r far cfamatcr Inula, mart part oeoe lay agga n | on Aa ban ground. It appear* that « I than fa a natural law which connects, or L t aarafalaa. the mode of neat building with j , Aa color of the female bird. Whan the I , neat oaoenla tba attiag bird, aa a rala, I , aexes an adorned with gay colors, * 1 whau the male only fa ennapirnoaa, t f while the fecaala ia obaoora in hna, the . . neat fa opto, so at to npoaa Aa aitting I B A new Aa color fa awn rcriahle I , Aaa atractan or habit, it fa gwaarmUy , I As character which hm bean modified. L 1 though aometimea Ae modification of 1 , ] Ae neat and of Aa color art and react , , o oaa another. The and of aU this fa ) . tba praaerraiioo of tba fetaala, npoo , , whom safety Aa fntoxe well-being of Ae I 1 young depends. This "protectire re- , t H may be witnessed A insert, aad i , a animal. A bird builder wbo cooatracb ! f DC* for mere ooqaatry. bol for Ae mora | ■ aerioaa hoaAam of Ufa » 'he nd lwraat i a bora hill. SpaeAietia at tbia lord are to ' j ba seen A Aa Zoological Gardens, bat i t as far as we kaow, it hm oarer exhibited I 1 ita peculiar powers m a neat builder Aan. ■ t A fact tba female can scarcely be aaid to i 1 build, bat to baild ap. Ita aert ia gaa- ■ r trail} c -attracted A Ae bollow of a true, I . and Auaedmtely Ae period at men be ! . Am hegiM. Ae mala bird daUlmataly I a seta to work to eraU op Ae spartan A ' I a Aa tree, hating Ae female bird only a I «, small slit tbroagh whieb It ma reeexre 1 1 - air and nourishment, which Aa male bird ' aoppliea A Aia confinement it mnaina . y until Ae yoaag birds an Bl to take wing, i a wbaa the opening is broken away by Ae < f powerful beek of the lord and master, . t and hia mate and ycmng ones liberated. ' y Mr. Wood. Ae aatnrmliat, my. Aat the I y bum-bill of Africa aad America beharc . a A tbfa particular A exactly tba aaabc < r manner, although Aay are widely die- - g Mart A Aa aootogtcal gyateaa la J antra Baaaril UweU. J Mr. Jamm EloaaaU Lowell, Ae wcU , h known author, when writing diacanla the table, bat seating himself midway ba- , L twecn it aad Ae flre- place A a brand may chair, be amptoya for the purpurea < of a daak a .tiff piece of paatodnard. , rrating it ooorteiicoUy npoo llir knee. , ' Hia many oa poem fa alwaya mappr.1 out , clearly A hia head baton ba reducer any 1 of it to writing. Ha pato U together, ao ; to apeak, joint by JoAt, antil be hm Ac H ba fllfa it out His wntiag fa character r fatie, aad his " copy " ia napopolar w,A •he „ rin ten Iwcanaa <* the rhaena Ae Aa prAlara

, AtartAaaAamaaderaaonahaoooatontly | fair and uniform. Ha goat through Lis ' ■*'" ""7 *^ oftoo gewrwaj coane- ' praofa of bis matter after Aapfatm wen , mat, bol be made each haroc wiA hia " Bmtow Papan " bara baao rary araeb ; altared and cocractrtl siaoa their original pabtabaa. Ha ia a hard nadsr, aad , wiA bim Ail manna a profound book A Had Mary. A i .iimynlinl of As New lork ' Xrmfagftrt, writAg fro. latfg Island 1 beaab, mya : A aad rtory , haeAg A tt a aotira of Aa town, the otbar day. Of oa barn am araa famed of A Aia part of ' yean ago Aa good Imam aim baggto but ccmMoWaA ao daw to Aa tbfal ■ for a certaA purpose, he saw a neighbor 1 —aaa who had aiwwye baaa rasper tod m ' hamknAaT'bar" anT" >>Ba"a!aimd'lMr* I in,,,! km of Aa many ttafto. ■ scsi "Ha; iaaamat pamrna ham ham - Ham. I far yuarhmtt. A Aa muratog - Sba wal away w.^ifag Bmiy the II I Hinhgapartyaf 1 1 lltm In mfh 1 1 ' a i I it iSn Hug aa Aa brack acam MtamaalaAiNaadtoh athm faat ; Am._ ....amiig all W - mama, aad wm aaam baaadrt mma'^* ■' A g Mhrt af BBm Mam. I bhmjrtmll I itoAapa- ! hahbmAaAa • lahmtoh-to

TV AeaMaat that Caaaad a Farm. A Ae drawing-room of a ImgwLoaAw aim a yoaag lady, bba hm a - pretty, piqoaate fare, bat Aa moat 1 striking of bar charm, ia a pnfaaioa of fair hair, two or Arm riadpta of whieh, I according to Aa fashion of Aa day, haag ' down bar back. 8ba fa dotag V? bmt I V A Arreted A a garden of olkeu ■ Erai^Bmr and Aaa, < bm rosy mouA ia drttortad by what fa eery like a mppaaaaad 1 Little wonder-that abe Bade it It b a rainy afternoon, aad aha cannot go oal: few m ywt not arm a foreshadowing of auab a garment aa a water proof hm appeared A Aa lead. Sba hm no fmay for imdlng. because II fa not a thing Aat fa often by a yoaag geatlaarmdTi. aad Ala embnadery grows somewhat weary work when one Bits orar it from breakfast to dinner and from draner to supper. By-end-bye, a taU, well built, manly flgnra down Ae street part Aa window. fa life enough A IV young lady's ryre now, and biw cheek, arc redder Ae Bilk A her wcrk-baakst Aa after, a young man wiA a free, ] bold, joyous air, ia bowing orar har Ha aria down braids bar, aad a volley of lively talk begins between them. Compliments coma from hia iipa 1 i aa quickly m agga from a conjurer's bat Aay wrangle a little, too. After a while Aa young gentleman's begin to fix Animal na mora upon Ae lady's hair Aan npoo her face, but she goa. on chatting merrily aad doc. m* notice AA A pair of artmcre are 1 lying oo bar work-table; ba takes them > and plays wiA Arm, m it aaaum to I carelessly. Ha now almost iaper- - ceptibly elides hia chair a little behind > 1 here. The movement fa so alight and gradual Aat aba does not observe it i is bending again orar Vr work, I ! ia not looking at him. Talking all Aa • ! while mora busily Aan aver, and wiA 1 awes taa words npon hia lipa Aan cere I before, ba raiser the etemnte which lie still bold. A hia hand m if V meant to . we see ngbtly ? Ym; slowly. alcalAir Aa aciaaon are advancing toward a i devoted lock, and aa instant after i Ac prise 1a acre red from Aa little head I | ami warm triumphantly A hia grasp. I ' word, can tall Aa shrillness of har ■ I arttam ? What color, paint the wrath , | her eyes ? He makm hia way m > qaiekly m be can ont of Ae boom, bnt , next day be romm to try to mahs peace. , is no more peace, however, bei Lend Petre sad Arabella Farmer. ■ or between Ae moat petrified maiden • snots aad distant country tout Urn nu . either aide. The families will never apeak to each other again. On this incident A real life Pope founded " The Bape at Ae Lock. " Ita mil Are of 1 drlicmte fairy work wiA commau life— of " guod-ktunored satire wiA thai whole - some teaching which fa embodied A 1 Elaama'a apeeeh. made the poem at tmor ' into public favor. It waul through • threw editions. This may atom a small anccem to oar modem ideas, but it ra 1 a gnat our A Aat day. r - — , Naval Criticism. > TV Boston Globe hm a new way of i writAg book notices by means at aap- - pnaed conversations brie sen Mrs. Bornm • and bar husband, sometime, letting Ae e reel of Ae familv have a Utile to av on family Vra a little to oa

r Aa aabjert, although Mrs. Bornm ■ monopolises Ae talk to acme extent. A • spanking of a lata work aba toys : j 1 "How, if yoa will knap quirt Aug ■ 1 eoougk aad lartau tba top of your head 1 - down by soma patent proeem, yoo ahall I i baar Aa plot of -Hetty'. Strange Ba* ■ a tory.' Hatty fa thirty-Bra ysars old, ' " Tbrt^Twhal aOe-d a child cf art* 1 - wbo -aaa cam brought Ato the Oratnl 1 1 station, Detroit," twied Hm.ki.li. w«k j 1 asm m Boon aa V aaw a aba -aw to ridi1 onto hi. wife. k " She wm m orphan," went ou Mm. ? Bornm, "ml wm about to my ; aad 1 . nay looaly bemuse Aa had always ' mother Aat their dmA left bar Ufa al- | J moat void of Atarart aadc^aay object. 1 wtth>fmra'tVt beoocldrartlara bar V 1 ■ momabawm growing old aad losing bar ' < beauty. After a whils abe found a ape- 1 1 ctfia sabjart far jeakmay, redly thought ] ® Am V would marry oaa of bfa p.lhrta < ■ if Aa wars out of Aa way, sad obliging- ' - ly took baraatf to OamA. fawatag Am | r "Would Aat ^ wiras were Am ma ■ • hfa"eywa. "^TvJ'whrt^i JZ ; As Owsa MaradiA mya." "Taa aaaai.to aaad aaathaa a^," , . uawvred Mrs. Buram, briaog bar N|m I t " Hatty 1 . mil Aa lag aagal - a af Aa vBhsa to which aha pa, ami I •toys than fcr too yaan; Aaa Dr. a Khan Ma Vt. Aay are matrtod.aad I jmaaaal ly Bra happy aw after a Than; wbatduyua AAkof Aatr a "Haail kAf of a aevrt." drawia aini nllili. aha hoi aaia^irt thai a aeaahabhwHa'a iian.mllm.lFwwaaa MhMML Bvory man hm hfa ldml af mme mrt; r ilart'eMAto vLlTT I yiAamolmA..— — rt AApmmm kiB H I ' r i hlm^*i>MkBAllAk^ABJ^>A r aoh* to Aa , r taaA Xaf

Tarkhh Imowiar Cavalry , TV corrcapoodaal of Aa Londno , DaUg Xe we wntiag from Aa band quay „ I tan of Mnkhtar Pasha A Asia, mya . j A couple of days ago a regiment of MO mounted Cireaauana tad a aqaadrou , cf fifty Kurd boawamea wen dupalcVd f I from Erteroum by way of mauling met , tan to eotoe extent. Bat Arm new '* . troupe are essentially irTegn!ars,refuaAg 1 aVulntoly to anbmit to Ae proper mill. 'r tary ocganiaatian sad discipline, aad, a 1 mid IV general- A^hief, "every ooa a t know, what aaeh troops are worth." , Tbrtr main, Admd Asir only am is for , i reooun (Usance aad vidatto intv II a ( i regular combat lhay would le mora A ; . A. iray ^^mbmsrim.^Bmtdc, tVy , a property at a friend oa foe equally wal- . coma booty. I A odour of Arm mcuntaioaeas hm D been eatab Wsl on Aa froutisr of ' . Orvfcw, aad Ae aaltaa'a aabjecta there ] f complain that Aay are pUfagesL butli Moaaalmaa and Chriatian, wiA Ac ^ * Whatever other qimlitiea Aey may lark. vitnewerd their entry into Ac camp. ' r A bstestit— wiA aiilitary tnoatr ana k turned out to receive them. TVy a come BUng two deep A lengthy column . orar Aa hill-aide, each of Aa Bra . a colored red aad whiu banner borne at i . ita head, bUaoned wiA white creacaot . ° The'h'oraca ware tolerably fair, but cf * long Ciiramlan taaie, reaching *o Ae „ middle calf, and confined at IV wairt by p aa ambiwdared hall, ropporting Aa .. uaual gnazdlam aaymitar and long dagj gwr wiA jwimiUee leaf -shaped blade, d beside Aa aaeuatom.d supply of highly ; boxes, ato. Tba tunica were mostly j black or dark olive, though Aire was a r sprinkling of bright aaffrou, green and h crimaou, twperially among t V ebtafa and „ the nanal Circassian hra-Ulrewa, a ml or k white tall rep surrounded by a mop-like M covering of black or browc Astrachan L for, concealing all Intt Ac top of Ac j. inner rep. Both aides of IV breast are , covered by double bornon la] rows of e wooden or silver cartridge tabes, areanld ing to the aocul position at tV Adt- > idaaL Each man carried at hia back a m six term -shouting Winchester rifle, aad h many, k*h to part wiA Aatr ancestral „ weapona, carried A addition Aa quaAt- * looking, straight-stocked, ailrar-ringcd s. flAt-lock of his aatiea nxmntaina. Aa ». a rala Ae phyatognomire. repeeAlly of r> Aa older, while- bearded men, were B handsome and dignified; bat there wm a also a fair share of long upper lipa, w prognathous jaws, and lowering, murj. dermis brow, and eyes They are com,e manded by Monam Pasha (not Znln yt klonaaa, Aa brigand), and Vra bean jt seat an two hours A *1 ranee J IV uut- , Next day rem Ae Kurds, still mora h their ^nigc bright till led tnrlans, and jl mmaonard blue flowing garmcnUAowm ing A rough light mualA aad silk mantles Extravagantly wide trnuacrs and red leather boots turned up at Aa toe complete Aa attire. Tba armament xf oooairted of Aa Winchester rifle, curved y- acymitar aad leug read-like lance, which n Aay shook and brand iaVd till it qaiv- „ ered like, vibrating airing.

Dags A Harare*. The Tartars oaa dogs to carry packs Ae far north Aay do Aa chief work j, , A palling Aa aladgaa, though Aa Imp- „ I landers chiefly am Aa reindeer for Aia u ! TV Eskimo atodgattjlog. are b- . Sws. strong animals, marly allied to Ae , wolf, aad Miaat, Lord aad Balnea give own. .mnaing hiota about Acer manage- u neoL TV alcdgw driver most never Irera „ , hia airdge without aseoriag it to a apaar „ drirau Ato Aa mow, or Aa dogs will, ^ part-jpa, atari off of thair own accord . aad dfataaca all puraatt. TVy are rary j, qaarrelaome, but gaairally in ovary u team there iaooc maatewdog, with a vary a , determined will and strong, sharp lartb, „ . and win si V nam Aa others fighting V „ I will dmh A amrmg them and vigoaoaaly v When roagfa fan fa to V Irararaed, Aa b dogs' pwaa are protected by liUle bag. k ; or mnnnaatnv of hide. TVy are not fad r, . Ull IV day', weak ia orar sod great can b hm to V taken Aat aach (sta hia propm [ fal and conning Aat Aay do Ml A thru ) that inotaad of Vring Aair full " . allowaoea tt fa yrt to ooma." TV Imp- p . taaxfara alad c* karrm fa dilfaaemt hum A. low, Art Eaqwimanx dog afadge- It ■ . fa Aapad acaartkAg Ukaa bifMikoaaad J | kAeom A Abasia, and also for J ridiag ami rerrymg packs U many J countries summer Moda are aareL Oaa ■ forked branch wfth ptooaaaf wood nailed [ • aoromlVtoak. Aahcxaaor mafabaiag [ . Vrnaaaad to As pointed ami. Tkfafa ■ ! toeda otMl tatdalrr* laral'gTOMA ' I 1 Omar M. > Albany, M. T., hm Jart 'hot a qaaar I Bah A Mr. Am Ffak wfalaf a few I . day. ritam.fa-vA« - -am. rt ftfty. t " Ama.jra-1 cutting off hh wife wiA. dri- I faatf la fniriktaB kfauaaia.rrt I ■nAMh cam aaid: "I boy. • .; shook af beaf from tVhqkrirta. wtoek ■ ? Zdhw'hlJtata! "l"wf'|Aa'va^ld I a m wIZktoHW vTkTZ < a A>kd to V II ikl aaakto* k Tkm ta aa torn tolnatorift 1

TV Dnak are. or German ll |lllll. number absut 100.000 A this reentry. Whaa dom a farmer art wttb gnat radmam toward hfa cote? Whaa V polfata cars. A newspaper proprietor ia odd to V hewer of wood; from Aa Art Art V . by hia adaa. What'. Aa difference between a girt aad a night-cap ? One fa Van to wad. and tV other fa wont to bad. Mark Twain my. Aat nothing arema pleam a fly ao mark m to V mfatokan a huckleberry, and if it can V hakod 1 A a cake and pabasd at cm Aa unwary ' m a currant, it dim happy. " Allow ma to V your Vs." mad a lady A a 'ahoww. "Thank you. IV J plchty of fair-weather Vans, a(t I supI mart call yon my rein Van," rhe | replied archly. 1 What ia more delicately pretly Aaaa golden butterfly balancing on a black - berry.— Hmrnld. A fmtira fly halaaring i on a gin blossom at Aa extremity of a Hbnloua individual s proboscis ia a mare , entrancing sight. r On a California ranch, recently, wheat ■ which wm standing A Aa ear at a > quarter before Bra A the morning was . eaten m biscuit at a quarter before t aad baked A two hours. , Surgeon: "Tour polar ia still very 1 high, my friend. IMd yo. ire* Am. ' leeches Ml right I mat Ae day bafom [ yesterday ?" Prtient : "Yaa, air, I got ' 'em right enough. But mightn't I Vra Soma geuina hm discovered a remedy ' for destroying Ac Colorado beetle. It J fa to hunt up every individual insert, and, m each ia found, to explode a [ torpedo under him. " Tlifa," mya IV Ha told tV editor that V ad read r proof for twenty .rears, aad V obtained , a situation. Whan V .polled "Introe J action " wiA a big " I " and wiA a , " k." and "Jehovah "wiA a little "g," e Aa editor dipped liim A IV ink barrel, a wrung him out between Ae rollers at I the pram, and hung him ont A Ac alloy |. at dry. " Did yoa my I wm tV biggest liar a yon ever knew I" B woeJy asked a ruffian i at a counsel, wbo had bean skinning him J in hia address to tV jury. "Tea, I did," c replied As counsel, and tV crowd eagsrJ ly watched foe Aegtpeded light. "Wall, a Aon," mid Aa reman. "Ml I've got to t aay ia Aat yoo could 'a never knowed * my brother Jim." * There fa a world foe contemplation A b observing a young girl gaxAg npoo Ac r" tender petals of As rose her hirer hm " just given Vr, and then looking at Ao II same woman five years after, m she " stands beside a linckateerart and tails p Ae owner she wouldn't give Bra cents. for aneli a head of cabbage if aV had to * do without it all Vr life 1 ,, Mr. Robert Bunletla, of Ae BnMAg ,. ton 1/ovtryr, who writ— newspaper witticisms, wane at which are truly wit,1 ty, mya that hfa humor came of trilmla- „ lim Hfa wife bring an Aralid, lrefelt |( it hfa duty "to be as lively m possible j about Aa boaaa, aad wm Mwmya making S fun for her benefit." She aakesl him why V didn't write ofl for pubUeation aoma of hfa merry-making, aad at *art V followed har aaggertiou. A colour of anartowa Aa ulhar .Uy dfa

placed a squirrel in Albany Aat waa (Ally accustomed lo feed ^ from Ac Ian or fifteen sparrows and driven op tree, wham, after jumping from limb to limb, V wm compelled to leave and take up anotbrr position. Here V wan agaA attacked by re-enforoemaata and completely routed. Ha hm ant smile an " I hare jart bought a dog," mya comfort than fa A a dog. Ha fa always kind and genii' and gtad to aeo urn. WV* I go heme V always jump, up CO me ami looks ao pleased. Whan I go gloomy and aad— V nararaaka that „ cutting qaarthm: 'Where Vra yon Ml Aia lima?'" • Braia Lobar. TV following baaatifal passage „ by v Bar. J. ?. Ooraiag. UwiUbe apr"" W^a.bI Mt at*ra^ atudr tabfa wiA ®y pa® Ahaod, Aa Bagava xaoviag wiA Vd, p—a at A. btakoo of brain. I bear right below my wAdow. A Aaad- - jareat Bald, Aa aaamtoooaa ring of a laborer 'a hoe opoa As eon hOfa. While V boas, V whistles hour fay luv until Aa efaek rtrihea twelra, md Aaa wiA ^J^Thm to,! mid tuiXHsl .gam to my pan and Ak, I asked myself how it ns Art Aa am wttb Aa boa will fabca right oa Mm hour, a -far -with fam fllfa ■ i Aaa Aapan wttb hfa pan will tod hfa Area or four. thattawl and |IA ■ ri I Vra mode a goeri Vad A Ae afaBa qmwiy , A gmdiog a nMroad o* dfagAg a cauaL Hoe right, myua kaow. V Aat hamrif. A a Bl ri aan— Break What wot As ■Ana., fcataaaa Aa gaari g. lifa i md A. man wttb A. ta. wtorttag riAAaVahgdmuhmk.t .ifaJZ a3-:-?-3S£5