j zsztzvrSsL E;- ~ jjBBCTHgfct j OMrrtl arth..,. ■■. rtmfetartlmm. j OrersE i I III I Slllliaailbafete. knR.MkHkr^ (; CMdnaaiMnCm. oil I OrMt|tt>MtaiaiUlob<a>n I] ■ aej£ aIUs. m 1 1 ' 1 '" 1 j> THE TJIOBPETER'S HORSE. |j I was aaeriy forty yearn of age. real < Wt mjmll ae aelalv anchored is Ae < I I bi talilii harm of a bachelor's life that oeAAg mid indue. aa to n» the - riak of dbtorbing it by marriage. Bat ' I had recfioned without the trumpeter'. • It wm a< Um end of Heptember, lft?4, i that I arrived at hib from Badaa, in t tending only to remain foor-end-twerty « boon. I bad inTiiad foot or fir* friends Id ilia na in Poitoo for th. banting <! season, aid aa Aoy ware to arrive at tba I beginning of October, I had only aJ- . lowed ayaaU a weak at la Buehe Targe i to prepare far Aeir raeeprion. A letter c from boom awaited Ay arrival at Pari., r Ate out at twelve homes five, had fallen * ill a feme daring ay atay at Badaa. ao that I 'van under tha nau.mfly of re- c mounting ay oa Tally baton I lad Paris. a I aaada tba round of all tba bona- J lalaa of tba Champa Eyaeae, «ban 1 > aaamaB prion of vUab waa XI JO. hot I t: throw away my money apaB aaob naaltai a baaata. It waa a Wadaaaday, tba dar o of Cbafa autumn aala ; I want to tba b Boa da Parthian, and pnrrbaaad at a n altoeatba <*». "Oat cf tba fight," ■aid I to myself, " there will be surely four or five whfefc will go." whir*. I aoafeaa, I bought principally u oa aaaoaat of Ida eoah Tba eatalogaa did not aanlga to him aay apaeial qnaliUflbrofel?"' Hwaa l l^Tda^i T gray bona, bnt aaaaa had I aaao ooa dappled over with flno black apota ao mgaferiy diatribe trei. Tba aaat morning I left lor la Boeha a Targe, and ADAdlowAg day ay borem 1 Thfe gray hoar had baan miking for U tha laat Torty-a%bl bonra bt mj bead, a and I waa aaxrona lo try his paoaa, aad t] aaa what ha Waa good far. Ho had long a Unhand wall; bat what I wLtldmbad p ia Bmtna waa tba way ia whfeh ha b looked at aaa. lollowiag ..wy anwal w with bin attaatiaa, iaMligant, inquire c thw aya. Etna my wotda lilr I In I internet him; he leaned Idabaadca one el aadeaa iitn bear ma. aad wbaa I had a. finished speaking, replied with a marry ii neigh. Tba other aaaaa bomaa war. & Uonghl oatto me Mmcomeiiiii. bat f< alL I wm^iaxLas to tako a littl. ride u ia the nana by, in ordar to maka bin a ' widiad. and mounted aa a'w^bo 1 know bin work, aad wa started qafelly p. tagatkar, dm ^hahp»i«.^S. feT!*tagufbrt^ bST^al* ting lhaa tall with tba regnlarity of a pi . abort gallop, bat whan iVmght lo g, lalib.a kia pane ha began to amHe la it la; I baan bought an old hams oat of w *r m tofibfe.' " fax oMA .fed ba ll mid. «»p ba la front my wtfa, I waa tba aaailly tB tba a *•** T f7*7,y f *"* T JJ able. Aftar tba brilliaat miliUnMidn^a- I. lioa I an am it ba bad rassirad ia hi. - youth, ba amat ba wall anaaati imil v. a lb* raport Of a gas. I pmaasd my dt . re, bad Brataa would notrttr. I triad " Jobaakhba, to maka him lam to tba H rigid ar to tha laft. bat tawnim. lamde to htm feel my rid.^- whip, bat atOI ha wm immombl.. ^Brahm om^ tebadA d to 'mom ^Um" 'braue* turret M u =ari =rr.sjft=; aaght ta fe • and pa m d .lim ■ amid, p ri hanaatd v pan aaa in h. prrmmd t. r * 1 ta raU * ' " bmahTead "

isssi—- . 1 iriaj to rdmwjuM, bat I artad and thagraamL lf«a7.Wbna mubLgbmy wA lag. tba hart did I ad praaa awioa. tba aaapffeg d aaa ofdaaaaall tmlma bat ad Ad lam patafaL I aaoaaadad, bonvaar, la tara- | lag myself, aad asl dawn; bat wUfe I . wm rafabtag my ayaa. wUab wan Uad ' | wife mad. I aaw Aa gnad torn at a bom | daaoad gmtly ape. my hmd. and agaSa i ^fead-aaa my baA. IAgafebgab. i la thafaaa. I*^pa!md aay ay« aad aaw i Bratua tii rowing np tha daat with both | lota aad Wad fea^ trying to baryma. i apparaatly tbiakiag ma aaAOmrt^ in- ■ torrwd, Bmtna kaait by my giaaa, aad I than gailopad roaad ma. daaoribing a I part art rinde. I oaBad oat to him to ' atop. Ba appaarad to ba ambanaaaad; I bnt amiag my bat, wbidt had baoi mpa- : ralad from ma In my fall, ba took it baI | bio taatb. and gailopad down oaa , I of tba graaa patba oat of my light i I waa lafl akmn. I shook off tba mod , which oorarad ma. aad witt aay arm aad I right lag — my lafl I ooa id not mora— I dragged myaalf to a boaby bank, where I aaatad myaalf, and abontad with all my i tba woods waa perfectly ailent and dei I ramaiord alooa in tbi.wretrbad renabont half aa boor, wbaa I aaw i Brataa in lAdialaaea, returning by tba read by wbiob ha wait, anrelopwl > a cloud of daat Oradaally. aa it riaaiwd away, I aaw a little carriage ap-pony-obaiaa a lady, who drera it with a A few insUota after Bmtna arrirwd ooremi with foam. Ha stopped before let faU my hat at hk laat, aad ad•'reaaed mawHb a naigb. re mnofa re to any : "I hare dona my duty. I bare brooght yon help." Bnt I did not treobfemrealf about Bmtna and bin explanations ; I had no tbongbt or look for tba baaatifnl fairy who bad noma to my aid. aad who, jumping front little rentage, tripped lightly opto Uttered at tba aama moment : - " Monaiem da la Roahe Targe f" myaalf my nanjlng ia a aoares of oootiuual dispute. M Many,'* aba would my. " I will not," wan my aanwnr. •'Wonld you bare a young lady f are Hire A, Mire B, Mire C." "Bat I woal marry." "Than tabs a widow; lhareare Mm D, Ifra. E, Mre. F." ale. "But marry I will not"' Madame da Koriolia waa alao ia tba tall ma aba wre rich, lirely, aad pretty wm nnnwwamuy ; bnt aflar relwoald take from baraaowlary a map of tba district where aba Bred, red point oat how the saUtre of llceiolis aad Im Boebe Tmrga Jotnml, aad aba bad tared a red lias upon the magi uniting tha two propretiaa, which aba i m latently obliged ma to look at But I would abut my aad repeat re baton : " I will new marry." l'.-t, arrienaly rpreking, wre afraid cf Madaare ta horialk, red 1 rewbre band saoirrisd with aa ' auraolo of my aaat'a red Baa. Charm- 1 aanribla, talented, aad eight bus- 1 your misty If yoa wm not marry. Aad I always did recap. ; but Ala • time retewet wre tmp milla. I lay extended oa tba tnrf, maul wttb mad, ' hair In dlaotdar. my otolbaa la teMara. real my lag Miff. "What are you doing barer1 Inquired ' da Karlolia. " What baa hap- ' "Bat yoa are not maaii liurtT" " Mo ; bat I hare pal aomalhtng oat ! "Aad where ia Aa brere whiab hm ' pUywdyoalbiatricAr gramug upon tba abealaof tba brooat. ' "Bowl it ta Wat Aa good boreal Hehm a^ly repaired We -tongs, re I wm ratal, lo yoa later. But yoa What bom. directly. " "How? I cannot mow. a atep." "Bat I m gatag todrfew yon boree. Aad caBiag bar tittle greoai^Bob, Aa toabAaaArey aa iT*! Arearethatetea ware mowing ia tba dinaAm of la Bocbe Aa holding Aa raiaaaaddriatag poay wttb . light load; I loaUagst bar, roof need, aatlAiamit, atapid. ndieated. |Bob wm cbargnd lo land " Extend roar lag qatla atralgbt," said Mi If I da RoaioUa, "red I will yoa amy greatly taremld Jolting ' Wbaa A. aaw re. nrebateklj MaAlted. " Tallre^" An mil. "haw pan ware red I win anphrta bow I rerea niirtiu-i." llagre my rtrey. bnt wbaa I apnk. of Aaaftate of Brataa to are ret are rftor AatwnjMa, "1 reirertred^il "Tea, Aataxplaiaa BalL Ion hare acre many aaaaa A Aa Ctrqaa A l'lmperntrioa, tba parfortreaaw cd tbotrum^tere A. jrere apre jMp^hore. ; aad ha ia wrreitil aad feAr; red. ■ won did not fen. Aabnrea.topart to tba piaoa, threw ran down. What dU he do next r T retread tba Bttla astarept of Brwtw Ba mm tea maator bat tba Aiak^na^retrea aadhffl^fea. re wtot •^ThW t. ay bat whfeb Aatre ma.lad "AjiftP. lap. tolktAa S3HsiS ;

• -bTtelta S r^relireaDT a MaJaW ptered btefce. feto apea A. to apaa'htehiad lap At^B^Trerfeteg'h! a- rata to replaaalrtm apre fear. Madam t» Battalia wre an ftighlaaad •d Arid tba wire reap, hm tor bred. m red aaak f am ting in my ana VIA te my lafl band I mnoreawd Aa nlan, wHb la my right arm I auppoatod Madam, da 1 Etotelk, mj lag all Aa Oma reattog ma a. moat trighttal tortrea. m made bar Ait entry Into Im Boeh. J' Tmrg.-. Wbaa aba returned than rtx a waaha later aha had breoow my wife. •. "Booh, indeed, ia Ufa." aba axI- claimed. " TWa wnold Barer hare ooaw d tx pare if yea bad not bought the tram pater's boas." — Znmdoa Sodtlg. m — ■ I; The tnan af Aa Dag. *■ Tha.Maaferertb.Ctertwrybreanaitmle *- oa " Hydrophobia and Babire," byBir f altaation alike of Aa frieoda and fore of J batiares that by jndioioaa lagialaiion all ~ laager from mad dogs might be haniahad • from England, and. of oonree, from the y gnat dtiaa of tbia and other ooonlnea. phLbuT"m w phobia ia often emmiouaiy applied to • boA disease*, bnt rehire in Aa dog ia d entirely different (ram htdropbobia in it num. Tba rabid dog in nnrer hjdra- >- phobia. Than would be no hydrophobia a wan there no rebim. aad there euuld be a rabid reimah Among doaa. rehire can d prapogme rehire, but bydrepbobia nerer |. interest in Aa artieie ia whether rebie. o baa aay other aourea Ann contagion; a that ia. inoculation by Aa *padfle riraa. it IWe the writer ampbabrally daniem a Many cuarea bare been aaaignad for it* d caaaaa. Thua, nUm baa baan aaoribad a to axtrema beat d Aa waatlnr. and it la 0 t bought by many to be especially likely a to occur during Ae dug days. But Tba disease occur, at all *enooT£ differently. It hm bean attributed to 1 Want of wafer in bat weather, and aotac - times to want of food, bnt Aa theory ia not barm oat by experiment. The apparent aaaaa of apoataoaoaa origin, like ? thorough examination. If. then, it be admitted, argum Sir Thome* Walaou. mat. it followa'tbet with the extinction of rebim bydrepbobia would aaoeaaaiily ! baa uTmrerel months, to whicb'aU the i dogs in tba country should beaabjretod. , t death. q ! tfliaailc and MsaaUrbre , Tha British Jtfnffcaf Journal mya ; 1 French in the blto^nJdCtar'ta th. , fact that, with tba aid of spedachw, | r rtmet-aigbtod aoldien oaa figlit re wrtl [ ' Aa lapimHabim of Dr. Prrrin, ooa of j i Aa profaaaora of Tal-dwOreer. a minis , ferial circular aa Aorixra tbe^ rank and ^ | aary. Tha aaaaaqaaam ia that myopic aatqacta, who aaad fermarry to ba re- I , j acted, erenow anliatod in tba French I ' appeared. Tha latter a to he in the I lam of 0 monad*, coourting of only s . mmll tail under Aa lower Up — Aa rtyle of Ac Boyalmta. TUa wm mtpoaadml , malar Aa Empire by a falter board called Aa "imperial;- bat thorn in Aa colooie* bare Ae option a Dot of -car , ing Aa full brerd; Ml uffUmre and ml- • dtere lo bare Aair hair cot quite Hoar , F^^'lkd.'todLrir oawx '«rmy^ I i mmaala la Alif Wbaa will Aa , iirtelhgcot bataga, and aJhnMbem p, ' . Tcartam Uaailm. ' "ttf^J^toLTrt^'wtfer'ah- ' areas d Mam amid Aa taaama. What- ; arer A. Sm uf m tam*. man are 1 apathy U J"iadLiT[ J hurtle ^ B-toftd htteaaa.it I truly Inaaae. wtite^bmlly insane pi .tirete appear to hare loat the power of J which aaa am aire aaloom Aa ioamMob toUag amis ttoridhmgaagw how ' Mm hm bare Jeprired of bar childrwa. ■■mmm ' UM^lZ^ mm* tbm_iama gare r»- ' of reaaoatobaahla'^am^r'ta^d! A* mfearyof tha tearea Aay are Bad I ao retted te team • te^T Om,LM A* rtgmte af* tm'^L L " ""h^M MAT", U>k* ^ rtlT" tauhl'tnt "tLT" i. hum Ail by Aair p ■■■ . and only • toooghl to fight mrtmaa; like Ac prea- • mh. d uUte aseaaaity. 8am. cf d tend, wfigliig asm Mi am ao# a I hrtf. fMrtM Iba Igbl tbimAb.aart • .!■■» I it gi I ia AM; afea a tapes riaal- : 5 • Uaart Baaml mat, A. af y tba mi ga i mil af h mat aaltad A. • >^a*fiH Dl It,' tofead at

mya* Bra TagTmrw ' ia ITfitT Aa wtAa yam. Vrerilg Am yarft'la* Dmtafa ngii lit r.irtil AAaey by The Winters of 17KV41, I7M-M, lTJfe SO, red IMO-n. famed Aafem mart esware A aaa hundred years, and Aa ualy anm daring whfeb Aa BcwA rirer could ba etwoaed ao Aa solid tea. Oa A. KAof Jarnmry, 1H1, A. AarmcreMm faU to aaaaa dagrem to*m m. amd lower Aaa any fenaar faDraaordad. Danag January, int. H feO toalx below aaao. Mr. Jaam Bamrl la hi* wbaa ha wm a boy. he aad tea unci* ware Aa ffret pereooe arer known to cram Aa East Hear cm the fee at or near Hall (fete. "eoldaet day known at Albany for Aa last half notary." Ia Genera! Van Rreamlaar a manfeoo. " Tha Pairaoa'e," Is Ac mercury fsU to thirty two degrare •area a. a., it stood at thirty-two degrees. This wm a most aarme day. At Boston tba mercury stood fifteen degrees below aara; at Portsmouth at twenty; at Zfaw Harcn it wm twantyArm; at Hartford taraaty-0ra;al Goabre (X. X.) thirty-two; at Newark (X. J) •area, and at Phil^telphU Arer balow The "cold wlater " emphatically wm 177#J*1 Two immanaa cake* of ice cload op the North rirer from Paulas Hook (Jareey City) to Cortlandt .treat dock, aad daily buudrmla Jf pedeetn- j an* cromad ore*. This wm then tba j Borne years ago tba remarkable Mr. , Lcycrafi, of Williamsburg, wm asked if I ha remembered it " Remember it?"; lie replied, "that I do, fa so sunt of | mine dying in Maiden lone, her body had to remain at bar rerideuce unburied ' and impamalite anow. Neighbors fur days could only visit each other's buasaa by narrow la am ant through tbr cou- ' grated barrier. There wm gnat suffer ' ing fa fuel, and old chair., table, and i other furniture ware cat up aad used in the place of Brewood." At that time it , must ba remembered, there were no j ranges or stores, and llre-placm took ' their place a in d waitings and cburrbea. But Ibey ware m large again m tbcwr now used, ual MtJ comfortable with plenty of wall aaianuad wood. Dr. Praokliu first invented Aa "open stove" 1 called after himsHf ; next came A. mora severe winter Aa poa were nut the only to crowd together for the licoefit of ooa fire. lash tea Nates. Snow-ball, are Aa most atyllah Sowar lot half-mooipfng. Flowers are bunched for the throat, I Gold nacklnem ia CsaArf* dreigaa fit closely, like dog collars. Tba new finger rings are separated like tiny beagtea, and banded together. Hie—re bottom,, enameled Is represent white linen, are worn for evening dreea. The Japanese doll wiA its almond shaped ayaa, fe tba faabtooabto doll of Aa period^ Tba "htole" lea novelty this season in fur ; those ia white fax are Aa most ' match Ae ooatume, art vary rtylaah for young tedfea. The mora fartnonable evening brmseta I fa the mason are crown lam, and com ptetoly covered with fiowrva. favor ; and olAfeAiooad curbnJlreTr dalieatety set A pate ywllow gohL White ailk nocbat hamltewobiafa wiA initial, are As chafes fa gmdWa. New beak eoaebs are antiqua A daaign ; ' bappy fertra who bm treasured kergrrat , grendmotbev'a comb, far .he will b. the envy of alL j ohcdwtth*- fringe, are a novelty to ba worn over aUrta d black a dart colored •ilk. The new mafia an vary aomil, and aoma srsns-^rt. ; Poekai-paaom made from two doable wanlly tbay appear like a single, aoltl ooin. ______ Cater BtAiai i. Color bUadaam fe a aobjact of Aveati•alfeaA employing amo oo the grate Freorb railroads, WiA resells Aa* indfeata Ate it; fe daeadadly dangerous to Mfetfetgofefi oatocT fTOo"ar road^ia Ida.. yoDo*; red. Of 1,040. aAMyrtght a nearly ten pm cast., aafetouk at tea-a-rt- — "i f Twenty- aina of Aa unnW gwva eormifete^teimamrfe, aodcoiy rtareu of ZZ tt^Tto'^S^* idS£Zd2 tfegoiah red fe afeaa abudatily required afan ■ 1 1 1 j i ii a*|tiiql ollm ap A. DMmmm riraT^a feara*Afe«AM.«^r QoahAfe - ; ■

! nw* ■fftaudrr. ; sa-gsggtrapfgli : SES - 2t=£K'Sdsrw. MS. karte. to—, k ara. sac ; SretpM.it*.. - ; 1M*T *"*- Iratyrtfe total ■ ffirT rr J*ciw J j * ^ ■ ■ „ rrr aaw-4— — . | , Ootmy. ate^towm'»i» ;|85S5S5£wSg\ ,- | Bttb to^tefer^b fe rT teL^°uw' ' j "fr rjr- 0<| fra ^areert^m^hl. ' o I tea an xorccui.— ol la loo complaa aod th. I k (Wbaa Arertrnact te aapaartrr. L putoteou^ houaa^ot Braftitcu a Ou.. Can, r - ' a lacrv twrt uf tha t'alauarr mm) u at ta. " I -fOuAc MamtKhf, aiwl a large quantity of at— Ca Uluoglug to other work* the total lore u * j about *10 Am j d 1 Is cefanlte.n. with a rarailOan of the heel y '' ^tetute?* teLffe 1 b*"k' m ^oeTpyila?laySxte°M a2l! "25" ! , 1 r 11 1 !K3^rLir.^r."re^ I d TttoB aa i?*mi!*Oc '"""bsS?" ■ '.SS, H | piahka ta Iha plwfere. f.re. q— dy cremo). , I H'£rtl?22L^J-2,rCd' j j | : t j t adiSSSSSS ; asr?BTff*5,gSg"j . aaKigJs r-— wSa reOfe. top? ■rt^pofemd'A Ma*. U EASfeSiZSlMtoX zxttxEE. ■ r Tto BMtdfea d Pre PaaMbmre teTteg. lera^ tSsrur^^r1^ i at saasf'KfaKs ; tS^SIT^IZT 1 SJStJJfela'USU^.'SS?" "*"■ SSgSsg-sasaa : ;ajSEf»Si£ .rSSSjSrSTare

; . Jfia toMtom md Wtojmfe J . ■ ' J tefe7ta'SIrt?°rt" " """ 1-1 ; ' Tram Waahiagtoa. ; Tteaa am a adteq^ag d^Mtfel) la tea 1 A r-rocr -HI La red* by tha Hoaaa mtbtars ' 1 l { wis i Baa la fever of reaaoog the rtag e< tea j j foreign Ian for aV00.»jirj!l!u. ^ 1 ! J j *CT1« I raol te. ^ at ^ ^ | A cab Ivuha IhoiurL lb. -a at Halltsc. N ' krebv^u^lfeu^™riilar^»™5!b.,*vr''' 1 j ^""aatruteL*^ Jl^ " P*" I II Wm Hb First. d He wa. young, ami it wa. bl. fin p mustache. And yet, aoch waa tbc '( , that be brel cxpeodad upoo it, that be bad w I IrttrtMa! to rcgaol it m of Cydopaon - | proportion*, n. went into a croekcrv , I store, real mid to. the propraeto r 1 be prefarr ' d°~ • " It'e tor myaalf," returned Ae young I j man. frowning aUghtly. | " Eh ?" exclaimed the proprietor, A ! s I great xsrpriaa, ataring at tbc cnit.--.ru or. J "I want It fa myself. " repeated the r- 1 young man, sharply. J , The proprietor turned away A a daaad • | nent banded down a gilt-relgad cop J | bearing tba inscription. "To my obOd. " I b , Tba young man looked at it A a too. of i 1 I aperchlms aatnofebmaot. and shot out 1 , Ac door.— Kooklaml nmricr. Bath*. • A correspondent of Saturr dmeribm | J aoma i -iterating experiments upon ; 7 moths to teat their areiae of rear I and J bearing. Certain moths wbaa rwptnred ' a feign deaA. While they are Ana J free ion I am. if a sharp aound ba made audi m ia produced by striking a plan of glare. Aay will ba aotktenly rowaad , aad will attempt to fiy. On Aa other !j corked close to motba, baa ao affect A y driving Am away ; Aay do aot seem • to small it, aad uoly move a any from . Ae funara rtowly when oppraaaad by | . the uLre of oartadMMcim will eotaa . from gnat dfeturtV to visit a faomfe f kept A captivity, aad it bra been - hitherto supposed that Aay wire ■ guided A Aair qaaat by As olfectory i I BmbTOoka Pordy. a young maa of good family, bat dlsatpatod babite, who I ia ohargad wi A haviag atolaa, wiA Aa. > aid of other pareooa. fiB0,<»0 worth of ' hi. offwocw. Aftar eooOy deacribbAtti ■ way ba anaagrd Aa fire* aalaaf Ae 1 property, ba want oa to fell bow, oa o mooad vfelt tothe AoMnmno, fie pad fife • I Iirliln broke apaa Aa tanks aad • rr;" afLid* """w64* to^d" ao lastly obtafaad. ao ao Jail Alvmeil ' Aopobtefe wrtfi.mrww-dnvar, aod Am "h'.fe.l Ao Mhar. Boya.' aald I. f -Ati fe AOrtrr, bat we're A fee B am.'

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