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 mother jj/^Wi 6 from WeUi^fc ' the body "iinhfa rderedtoj5n7L °» «PP0rt««i^ • brothwTMH w«nt with him y «r oar hero, h»J ^^"^1 **y (S w). was audbto] heard, amid»d,' *tory ofhUdtrt ined property eid '=°'^p»y- itc.J i" to the surpi|„1 •cdy present he J 3 man who gtoUtlJ om Waterloo app^ been more aiuil^ 18 hind, with"A| le poor surgeon qaij the "hero- onght" Id. The watch, nded down with I on, and may beged gualu3' ooUectioal Bridge Project, dge acroee tbe le "Engineerirg Ula a scheme of 1] entyyeiU'aapo,beiii one appears ti ing to an old vols ?," the French Enp epired by M Uhirl| i an engineer. Bob £8.000 000, t»l iaa of 9846 feet loaded trains at 1 lere were to be fi{ 98 feet deep at tere, each tniu fa y composed of ntal iron wires 2 in :al plane. After b«i^ )aa ropes they we h enormous leiiitf ,8 rigid beams, ere lo be flMted 1 enormous set i ruled on and boa sand by scren (lent screws ot Ir aving Dock. British Goveranie •ntribute to thei ring deck at E« The amount o^ canatrnction ot I now another $50.(1 needed for thei leen discovered I 430 feet in le enough for the i knadian Pacifiol :actinK. wd ai greately inter it is though tbstj aid in the impr y .Times. •. told of the boyhood of the Wales by the " Mhnohei. Jl^.»„ .xiellent authority ^fcce stood one day ifhi«room sf*»« "^T Windsor at the window, the •»P^.\ reached to the floor. He «'«""*„ learn by heart, but instead i I l*"\i 'wif by loolilng oat into the gisof?,, ' inc with his fingers on the »*l£erne«,Mi.8Hilly«d. an 'â-  rilonB person, obierved this, and •"Km to think of getting his W "" .Z Pricoe faid, " I don'w r" *• «t von in a corner " 1 won't rf ^jredtbeMttle fellow, resdntely, 't stand in cf Walea ""'r,^and in the corner, for I am "°"'f Wales." As he said tnfa "f^mt one of the window panes ^« t At this Mi?s Hilyard rose J bii "â-  J ,M. "Sir, yon must learn, 'C nn the corner." "I won't." IfSZ out a second pane. The ' r.n race, and told the servant "" /to .ay to Prince Albert that 'CdtheVe"e"^«"« his Royal ' 1 tomediately on a presdn? matter with his eon. The devoted father Tones and heard the ataoement of 'Imstter, after which he turned to tJa^d'said. pointing to an otto- Sown there and wait till I return." PtiBce Albert went to his room and i, Bible. "Listen, now," he said to tU of Wales, " to wh*t the Holy Paul »»y« to you and othsr children flereuDou he read Gala- ' 1 and 2:-"Now,l cay that ling Tours- ling to Italy in M« y pay a visit to t In order that she L I Frederick at Cr Id herM»jestyw«« V by the EmP* td would attend 1 Cnt mausoleum wn Jho reception ,oti Iderick.wbichuH lane 15, the •»» [th. Tbe Jnttriot anditUlwhe- inlaid witl»^' [ruth. U for Tobacco- L annually tap" Vdom is batfca." Le sort or anoU land when »• " land coat cft^ lokers, we i»»r â-  the BfitW Jj poo. being »»rtrj Kdalt inal«P' IgdoiD* fcroninVeraictJ L with the 2*^ the f»B f le has been •«, the U-iof J,8" I little bo*«»*"l of jo't^ iliBh. [destrato 1^ \rB be« fSi!, blitarv »*• ot. .,ir .oloDgasheis a child, differeth Lioma eervant, though le be the i ti »11, bnt is under tutors and gov- u in i'the time appointed to the fath- "It la true," continued Prince Al- (â- tttt yon are the Prince of Wales and tconduot yonraelf properly you may J nan of hign position and even, Ue death of your mother, may become Loi England. Bat now you are a little |ibo mMl obey his tutors and governors. Lji I mnat impress upon yon another of the wise Solomon, in Proverbs, [H: 'He that spareth the rod hateth tint be that loveth his bob cbasteneth lietimM." Hereupon the father took Iriid and gave the heir to the throne of liiglitiest Empire in Christendom a very itle iwitcl'ing, and then placed him in jtinier laying " Yon will stand here litndy yonr lessons until Miss Hillyard l;on leave to come out, and never for Vit yon are now under tutors and {oon, and that hereafter yon will be fthe law given by God " •^ Tie Bone of Oontention- jiFrencbare gradually receding from liituable position in regard to Egypt. Itt of tbe fact that France withdraw lEjjptwhen the rebellion cccnrred, and d{lani to ecaept the responsibility and iwotk of firmly rstablishing Tenfik ^Esgland allowed France to retain of the control oi the adminis- â-  of pnblin affairs. France has taken age of this to blcck and hinder ad- ntive riforms in order to compel Enjr li withdraw altogether from Egypt. lidliaB steadily and firmly refneed to |a;e the country until all danger overthrow of the present Gov- KtwBpaet. That she was jus- in doing to was made piain ludo^er s(;ain by tbe calls trade npon itiocps to prevent the capture of Saa- wj\ie rebels aad the invasion of Upper niiiy the way of t he Nile. France now n her mistake and wishes to com- « by requiring a withdrawal only of a i the Briti'h trocps. Erg'snd will Mat to this. She is responsible for iKpillty of Egypt and mtist be allow- liicide jaet how many British troops Psaaryto preserve tbe peace. The j»liichBifzed not only the natives of tEnropeaDs when the last serions l»« made upon the Nile by the der- ^!tow« how little confidence is felt in 'troops by anybody. The native itrongly cfficered by Eaglish â„¢ tendered confident by the "' a British force in reserve fliackB, totally defeated the Mah- i««. bnt had the Egyptians been nMidhad there ben i:o British troops 1 orell back the tide of war it would Mlyhave spread all over Egvpt and »ly at Akxicdria. The Mahdist kJ-u"" '"" °f 'â- "« *° enerpy, "i.tidrawal of British troops would Brazil aB««: ' ,. .. *_ p."'^p'"«i»tivitatioQ to the dervishes Hk c ?â- " "^^^ financial proDosals •"Jtac'als are desirable, as France trench GDverrment cannot, „ continue to bring in jury np- j .oy c^pcsiD^ the proper adminif itliv'v "" """'y because she Pi. r!j Pow" whose presence there r««dnction of interest possible. NHnetobeTbaakfuUfor. nri** "°|' ^«*' madam, abont 8 boy which pleases me -^ » visitor, who had patient- '^kl ;*7i°'5 " °°"" trampled """n polled out by young hope- i'^y«r' smilH. [.Sj«,thal-^, At Hi mamma. is not a twin." â€" 'Piraleled Case. L"^^*"8^ ;aso. that of the Stth skipped with a ery ordinary. I il^nid6"",,D* bappeni"g eVery â-  »«hi,wife."""y dearfeUow, fiisUotes. ««tli«.„ ^* "^-"" man, "we r B^" goods on fanr months' Bote. £,?" y*" "y °°'*-' ^^^ sell on -the street " iiuisi^ ' ""^^^^ Po bom« and "Wofclodlng." '»aeb3moii /iSi*^^"' "uppreesed and *»• UbTJ? f "tnam'i Palnleee I "*« "P^^' ""'J'nal discomfort A MT8T£RI0irs POWBB. Marrelm sMry TeW .r* utile C»i«rc« The dtUens of Samter an «ezdtid mod pnzzlei by the .txange maniwK*" f Mcae hUd«a feme which mmu to^M-, Daisy RoWbmb. » UKfe ooloi«i gW*abo5 child, and htm » lauffuld look in Imt m!? She ^Idom imilarid gsS. lLu2£ around at the crowd, of pSoplo wh?^ »«»«-?^y IPdng to «• h.rSfb,^SotS is dead. s^diiM Uvea with her imTtoi house in the baoit yard of F. A. Tradewll. where she u employed as a servant. As an iUostratiwi of what doaens ol emin- ently respeotable and trustworthy people of Sumter t«t«y to. Policeman Eppe^^ who was detaUed to inveatigate the mitt«. makes the following sUtement "I went la! to the room where the girl and her sister were and turned everybody else out. and sat on the bed, facing ihe flreplaoewith my lf°i!?? i? "y ^*^- " "â- â€¢ «other Ught in the room and a fire in the firepUce. The girl sat on the rlgho of the chimney, facing me, her chair leaning back aaainat the chinmey, her hands in ber lap. "I waited awhile and nothing occurring I was about to leave, when a dinner plate that was on the top of the bureau to my left and agaiiMt the wall and several feet away from the girl came sailing out into the air and f eU right side up on the floor, breaking into pieces. A two quart bucket on the mantel shelf then sprang out and fell to the fl)or at my feet. Immediately after a trivet weigh- mg five or six pounds, that stood by the fire, dashed out and across to where I was. strikbg on one of it s feet and spinning around until it came to a rest. "Mr. Tradewell came in to ask what all that noise was, and just then a shovel which was back in the corner to the right of the girl, came prancing out aod fell with a clat- ter, striking Mr. Tradewell on the foot, who left without staying to see anything more. All this time, as it seemed to me, the girl was sitting perfectly quiet and there was no way for the things to ba thrown in from the outside. Besides, I saw the missiles as tliey were coming thrLui{h the air and they came from juat where they had been lying all the while and Ism satisfied that no one in or out of the room mjved or threw tbem." Ihe room was afterwards examined and found to he jlosely sealed above and all round. The floor Is tight and a careful ex- amination from the outside failed to reveal a crack that even a ten-cent piece could have been thrown through. Similar occurrences manifest themselves in every house or room where Daisy goes, so that she is not a desirable visitor. Her aunt says she can not afford such costly en- tertainment for the public and does not know what to do In the matter, as she can not turn her out of doors. She says that this morninp, while Ddkisy was eating her bieak fast, the beadstead in her room was act- tually wrenched to pieces by an unseen power. The Bixunatick- B hold my rotund wealth of mtat. With all its juices, rich and sweet I How firm, how solid, are my parts, And bow 1 go straight to the hearts Of children, with distended jaws, In wait to hide me in their mawa. Ah how I love to lie in state Upon the table, while you wait With eager eyes and teeth that burn. Until it comes to be yonr turn. How crisp my skin, oh 1 bow brown. And how I tickle going down And, then, my bone, oh I what delight. To pick it till it's clean and white. How would you Use, on Cbristmas day. To tramp till noon and then, we'll say. To come back home, well almost starved. And find me waiting, nicely carved Between yonr finger and your thumb Yon bold me up. thusâ€" yum, yum, yum 1 1 tickle every nerve, I thrill Your stomachs, and I fill the bill. And with all men 1 nothing leek â€" In fact. I have the inside track I AI Chinese Punt ral Procession. A remarkable funeral procession paraded the streets of Peking a few weeks ago. It was tbe formal public celebration of the buri- al of Tacbing Tscbu, a grand chamberlain and brother-in law of Prinoe Kung. The bier was carried by eighty man, ir seeded by forty-eight flag-bearers, eight a nels, and twenty- four white horses. One hundred and sixtj men followed bearing sixteen red planks, on which were painted in many coloured letters the name and titles of the dead nobleman. The whole precession was a mile and a half long.â€" [Ex. w"p«tr"""'iâ„¢"'"""Mort w»^sr'*fT*_w ^»t«»Mn's,' and take none fnVk* iohmf V jU,if7M-' Justifiable Envy- Managing editor " You say here that you have cultivated hot-house lilac bushes ^at have attained • Jf»8bt„o« J^" AJ*?: feet ?•' HortioulturJ editor ' Yes. Why» Manaing editor (musingly): "Nothing, only fwish I could Uiao that." 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