Lakes and Islands, Times Past

Athens Reporter and County of Leeds Advertiser (18920112), 24 Dec 1889, p. 1

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And sweet lIvournecn It ovum. All mingling the marrow's and mum Wllh those of the wonder o dreslns. 'f‘lm Hutu.“ world com- with Rut! cm! view See how the greet prone-ton swells . Beer the music to whtch it moves. The children's payment! the evening bells. it climbs the slopes of the fIr AIoreI. At lest it reschns our western shores. And where an it go It these sxtremcc But into the wonderinnd of dream 'I Burning. seempuin . if 1. slow. Ab. whet I pstter of l ttls ti b‘. slide been It flowers with bees. es ever Inytbing hell so sweet? Out of the tender svenin, blueâ€" I do believe it lies come or you To be of! to the wonderlsnd of dreems. Where nothing It Ill is just whet it seems! «Harriet Prescott Spolcrd. in St. Nicholas/or ()i‘fobcr. â€"_â€"_â€"Iâ€".â€"â€" WAS SIIB IN BABIBBT? _._..â€"_â€" " Bulimia-Inger l might you be looking u- for somebody ‘I" The men who lied been Iddreseedâ€"I good-looking young fellow. weering Icostly . , overcast. Ind beering in his bend I trsvel- ing-bIgâ€"turned es the words were spoken. Ind sew behind him I hesvilybuilt, elderly men of the fermer sort. who esrried in his bend I long whip. end were I breed- brimmcd felt bet well pulled over his eye- l 31.4 brows. “ Am I looking for somebody?" he re- peated. ” Yes. sir. I’m looking for Mr. Mark Mellish. He ties to meet me here and teke me down to his plecc. I’ve been talking thet station pletform for I full hour, end Is the sun is going down end I heve no ides where I Im. end I â€"â€"â€"â€"-" Here he penned. evidently thinking it best not to utter the remeinder of his sen- tenoe. “ Mellish hlll good reasons for wentiug to meet me." he Idded. " l‘m beginning to think thet he never got my telegrem. Heve you I hotel or tevern horeebont 1’" .. Nothing but the boerding house It the mines," ssid the fermer ; ‘- end when you've got there you era It Mellish’s. But .3 you're Mr. Nelson Noble, then â€"-â€"-" " I em.” interposed the young men. " Then." proceeded the fencer. ’ l’va come to fetch you. end you heven“. $37 i need of I hotel." 1 " florid," cried young Noble. " this grant. grend. stony country of yours. with its bIld hills Iml nothing growing. gives e men from Connecticut I feeling of heving gut into the gisnt’s country Is Jock-of-the. " Fteenstelk did. Your depoLmnster trotted home I while ego. ssying that there Wore no more trains until tomorrow, end it is going to be e doucedly gloomy night. Thu ides of spending it here wes nopleessntw in feet 1 Win getting nervous over it when you spoke to ma." " Ani yet you couldn't be Imong honester pcopio,” ind the former; “ 'tisn’t like your big cities. where there is rob- bers, end buuco men. d piokpookcts. Is I've hesrd tell. and us not for you every where. You’d find every men I brother here." “ Very likely.“ replied Noble. with I lsugh ; " however, l’ro glad you cems for me. Mr. “w” “ Smith. you may cull me." seid the old men, " cud. we might as well be off ; my wcggon is in the boiler there. The horse is acting queer end I wouldn‘t give him the: pull up hill. Any beggege. Mr. Noble ?" .. Only this.“ Inewered Kohl's, with I swing of the "Welling-beg. " I‘m only log to stay over night,” end he followed r. Smith over the rocky reed Ind down Istecp slog»; rotil they reached the spot where .1 1Q“:- vr «:1 wrguon. drewu by I bony old white home. mood wniting. " You sit lfrl.;6 out of the drenght." neidlimilh. “ scein‘ you’ve got chilled It the depot. The wind is hinder keen." " Thank you." Noble Inswercd, Ind shortly finding the 01'! men indisposed to tells, he mall asleep under the dingy osnopy. Ind slept until the sudden stopping of the weggon Ind loud shoots from the driver sroused him. " Whet's the mutter 2 " he cried. thrust- ing his heed through I rift in the Iwning. end from the sheriovvs beyondâ€"Jar night hed fallen while he clept â€"â€"Smith's rough voice. replied : “ lJIrn it Ili. the horns has done it It lest. He's (lend us I door nail, end you csn't got to the mines tonight. stronger, nohow you csn fix it." " Let me look at the snimel." ind Noble. “ Paths-.913. 333's not deId." 1 km: .v more about horses thet you do.” seid 8min!“ " if you'll excuse my ssying it. I‘ll have in oak you to stey It my piece to. night. I‘ll borrow I teem tomorrow and tske on up to ll'lellish‘s." ‘- \on are very good." seid Noble, 7‘ Pei:- sonelly. I’m not in heste. but Mr. Melilch hsd good mesons for wishing “ Oh. that's my horse." seid the fermer. lnughing. " Ile geve me the job to fetch on. “was he hId reesous for not sending olks fro :2 his piece. Well. losses In to be expected. I In so. This wey. strenger ; I‘l bilikfi hold 0 you. i know the way in the amt" And she rtly Noble found himself emerg. ing from the derknese of the sterless night into I little use of yellow light thet fell from I lantern swinging before the porch 9?. g. shehhydooking house. ‘ As smith. with the freedom of the owns. of the caught sight of the figure of I girl of 17. who set crouched upon the besrih before I blszing fire. The girl wet I hendsome oreeture. Ind II she I rung lightly Ind Ilertly to her feet. Nob e sew tht she owed nothing to the Isslstence of dress. I‘ler beir wes cut short like I boy‘s; her dress wee I feded eelloo. mede without regerd to the fIIbion ; end her shoes were the roughest specimens of the cobbler's Irt. She stood in the bless of the firefight end looked It them with greet. derk eyes abet reminded Noble of those of I sing It ey. “ Brought borne oompeny. Iiddy." Ieid the men. with In Iir of joliit . “ 8st supper II soon II ye III. or we're stsrved. Mighty plIlu doin'e you'll find :tere. strenger ; but you'll have to stend .Itv Then he mercbed out ci' th» more. Noble set down upon I lint-bottomed cbelr user the fire. Ind ice at the girl. Sheetccd Itering st him. Evidently the sdvent of I etrenger bed Ilermcd her A certcee feeltsg cf Iwkwerdeees cums ever the young men. Kidd . us her fcther bed celled her. wet tee to be m“ to and-sly. es w is were I . end too uninformed te greetbim Isewemse smiling-.leretIs-Ifiefseweel. "IIeielrIIcliItreIs."mfl tbsyeeng mil. " sfl’setdthegtrlflfllmtblstebe a?! ’twc: bu'e. $91ng on “I M meme-g 'P tewefilt. I 'deI Jessie-ppm [fl yIIIIw ”mt mil 0' 't ts-Iesuw.IIIy.”ks "’ J """'".. ”ml muslin-w.“ I O. “ ' sue-bisects. sis-II x it . . a. 5 ‘0 '00 “Mi .. Thet'sMelllsh's." ma the girl. tO-niuht: he‘sbould 11"" "3‘ ‘ better l and ring the bell,end get in Is quick es horse for me. ‘ l i would. Be W the metter by. ughuhgflflflm. . ‘7‘ «,‘i";i"‘i;l.h\‘ii I ”’Vl" J“ m v, ‘ , v.1 .09 mm CH ”a be u I M .0 m :ibffififll‘ttfim. ' tslkwcefnlthee. eel “chum .r" . . .c , is} metis iceseutsscloudsof‘dowu inwavuu “mpg-g. 35“" WM .. All right. stones-s is an to be lees Ildlt. while mm.» music the good for folks." rsmerbsd tbs ellermse. tee. nsligbtedscendheedpeesedsdbis mdfmll: muslin.“ of .33: 9'“ “Wu"- A m "W 5" tweeu two besms; Iceuplsel bleebets cud Itlllweetwerd tbeesutle canteen. I cwwerserrsnged in it. Tbebsoksn m the Vikiwvsiofi 3.3.?“qu ieIp. of berb'llrndh m dgnm. fi‘lad-m i=3 lie-"“33 msh'rx‘lt'um'“ the booksin 23...... “BleepwelL’ssld the old msn.endde- Ioended the stsirs Igeln. portmeuteeu under the pillow-u ~f ihw hammock and. set down on In old box. [is wee vexed by not beving' resulted the mines thet night. for his mis- Iion wIs to bring I sum of money. which Mellieb bed borrowed It my interest. to tide over I lesson of trouble. Itwseinsmell bills. end themsnwere to bsvs been from it It sunset. Its defey might oeues something like I riot. It as net bis feult. but it wIs ennoying. Ill tbe Isms. “ The beet thing I csu do it to sleep Ind forget it." be IIid. Ind bed pulled off his crevet Ind coller. when I whisper fell upon his cer: “0ch here." uh! I voiceâ€""come to the window!" end he sew. Ip m steri- ously It the broken pens. the girl's rown fece Ind greet deer-like eyes. ”Come softly,“ she seidâ€"“ come quick! " He went to her. She bed climbed u n I shed benceth the window Iud stood wit her chin on I level with the Iill. "Well, Middy." he ind. feucying this only Inother outcome of I luck of good «use. “ there you ere. eh? " “ Yes. I'm here. ssid the girl in I whic- p‘er. “ Lift the cesh Ind put your heed out." He obeyed. “I went you to come down end a with me «I'Ilshow you where the Mall shes live. Comeâ€"I went you to." “ I'll go in the morning Middy." ind Noble. “ Morning." ssid the girl. “ will be too isle. I‘m not foolish ; I'm telklng muse. Your news is Noble. isn’t it ’I " “ Yes." IIid the young men. “ You've got I lot of money in thet beg," said the girl. “ Whet mekes you think so?" Isked . Nublr’. " I've heerd them telking about you." seid the girlm” uncle Ind Benn." “ Uh. they're misteken, Middy." seid Noble. csreleesly. " Mr. Noble.” seid the girl. “ I‘m risking my life to tell you this. Uncle Ind Elem Ire .«ll l'vc got. and meny e dishontst thing l’vc heerd, thet mekes me sick to think of, I've held my tongue about. But this is the first murder they've plIuned to do." " Murder 7" gssped Noble. " They know Ill shoot you." sold Middy. " Lest week they robbed the meil; they've done that before; but this time they got I letter from you. end know just whet you‘ ve got therc”~eud she nemed the sum cor- rmtly. ” Then uncle got your telegrem. offering to take it to the Mellishec. Ho ho knew when you were coming~â€"Mr. Mellish didn't. There wee no Incident; the horse isn‘t dued; thet wss Ill 0. trick; Ssm took him home. It Wes just to get you bore. After Iwhile uncle will come up to give you some hot drinkâ€"it's .full of lsudsnum- don’t take itâ€"â€"pretend to. When you ere sound Isleep Sum Ind uncle meeu to kill you, end bury you. end keep the money. There! I sweer it." .. Greet beevenl is it possible ?" gespcd Noble. " Oh. my God. it is l" sighed liliddy. " Pretend to drink the stud ; then. when he is gone. climb out of the window; I'll welt for you below. Will you '3" “ Yes." said Noble. [Ila stersd It her. helf believing her. hell fencylog her med. end. with a motion of her head. the dissppeered from no window. A moment more Ind Smith ueme up the Iteirs. with I steaming glen in his bond. "A night-cop, stronger." he seld. " ‘I‘hcnk you.“ asid Noble. " Just whet I we: wishing for. Ccn you give me some- thing to meke my pillow higher '1 I cen't sleep with my hand low.” Smith grunted Ind went to the further cornur. where some old germcnts hung. As he turned his beck Noble emptied the gloss out of the window. " The right kind of stuff," he seid. " Thuuk you." Then Smith went down the Iteirs. end on the instant Noble. with his pcrimeuteeu slung ova? bin shoulder. wee out upon the shed, m: be dropped to the ground as girl’s bend coughs his wrist. end he was hurried sty towsrd I roed which ley like a grey ribbon mold the darkness of rock Ind stunted bush Not I word wee spoken. not ts moment wes lost. At lest the rceriug of e rs id streern wes heerd. end they cross I bridge. After thet the stunted pines grew thicker. the reed seconded. I few houses Ippesred ; I huge one of some pretentious. in the windows of which lights were glowing. wss visible upon In eleveiion. " Go you cen. She uttered this between quick gesps. for the peas bed been too rspid for I women. end she wes spent. “ And yumâ€"you must come with meâ€" you can‘t go beck to them wretches l" Noble sold. “ Wreiohes ‘3" rcpested the girl i" “ Why they‘re not wretches. Unclc’s an honest men. Bern's another. l've been sir-{Yin you with lies. stren er. to get rid of you. I didn‘t went you thering round. I've . mode I fool of youâ€"I just like to fool city 'l‘ellows. Nobody weegoing to hurt you. place. flu“ 09°" “1° door. “oh?“ Good night. vou goosygender l" She vies all. leugning cs sbs ran, end Noble welked up to the hours in s, Mote of utter bewilderment. Wes the girl Ipesklng the truth now, or bed she spoken it beneetb his window 7 The surprise of the Mellieb‘s It bis Ir- rivel. end the feet thet they bed not re. oelved either letter or telegrem mede him lesn to the letter ecnolusisn, but thet night he held his pesos. Time enough. he thought. to tell his tIle in the morning. Thet night he drcsmcd of Ilddy. Her deer-like gene wee upon him. her bends up- lifted in supplicetion: end he swekened to think of her. The tickle of the breek- fsst bell took him downstelrs with his mind still full of her. Ind through the hv which he spent in the mines she still beuutsd hint It wee 8 o'clock when I horsemen rode uptotbelsllisb door witbbcrrcrin his fecs. " Terrible work over yonder I" be sell. pointi tcerd the vsllcy. " Tbet girl It the 3m “I'mâ€"ll“ his nieceâ€"wee mer- . found her on the kitchen fiber. I horrible lied with IIIxe.tbsyst-â€"sndcid itb endle- ere nowhere to be found." " They bevs murdered her I" cried Noble. checwbekuewtbetobaweril: bed been II beesst III. M the pet! fcsee Its lite with be ewe 3 III sew be tel! b tIII. Jew-Euchre!“ iIthtIIIllutb. leys. the veepeees If mess wbe eeegkt III reuse he sedans see 33%.. we: . the nemrs of the victims. cfsefif wbobcvt III these-em Iieee'l’ksyfeel fellewtksm O the neu-ps meet of tbe lst of August 211,000 thI bee-received from Constell- uuu 'I In. it» nun-intone»... of 255,000 sold I in Crete coerrncucs or us excesses. Mssnwbtle Ill sorts of excesses continue to be ted in the islend. end the sewed y received here from the district of Rstbymo is elermlng. Prisoners in betcha- Ire delly brought lute the prisons. end the iii-treetment continues. All churches within mesh of the troops beve been dessereted Ind demeged seme- iimes in I most brute! menner. The fi stuffs. on which fisgs rspseeenti 2's . vs men Isints were hitherto bole ukcncffbycrder of Obeklr PeshI. who her Ibciished thet old religious cus- tom. Busting is still in full prsctiee. end in order to nueke it more inful. weter is often poured over the of the victim before the cruel p begins. The prisoners Ire not only beetee herd on their wsy to the fortress. but within the risons they Ire periodlcell scourgcd till floor is often covered wit spots of blood unused by the whip. The risons Ire full of such victims. Ind, especie ly in the district of Rsthymo, Ire reported to be pecked with them. 'lhc terror of the knout is felt not only by the riconers but by the entire populetion. eesents Ire whipped on the slightest pre- text. I witnes I few dIyI I30 I lieuten- eut-oclonel hosting I peeseut Iimpl be- ceuse he did not meke the “much-«’{urh ish selutcâ€"to him. curators on woxnn. This regime. never heard of previousl . is espeoislly felt by theromcn. They 0 not venture to go . :"s in order to get weter. or to collect their olives, now in mean. They Ire fellen upon or herd pursued by the soldiers or gendermes. who run Iftcr them with crimiuel intentions. A greet number of cescs of violetion of women might be given, if it did not expose to danger or compromise the victims or the accuser-s. It is obvious thet Iuy oflioiel inquiry on the subject would expose them to greet risks. the more so es the compro- mised euthcrities would heve to osrry out the investigetions. Moreover. the question is so delicete thet it is I point of honor with soy injured women to avoid meking public I soendsl reflecting not only on her. but else on her hushend end the whole fem- ily. For these consideretionu no women or men will ever permit the name of the violeted person to be known to the public. I know personslly of several oescs. but I em threetened with personel injury if I publish A entlemen of the highest Itsnding ooufest to me some deys ego thet his own sister. with two other young women. while returning from soldiers. end lied. only Ifter I dering ex- pedient, I nerrow esoepe. But I em also pertlculerly requested to Ivoid compromis- ing his sister. I repent then. it would be wrong to give definite Ind precise fee“. The situetion is Iggrsvsted by the feet that the Christieu puletiou is subjected to forced lebor. T as the inhebitente of Sstinr were invited by the Kelmeken Ali Kim. on the 16th cit. to lebor It the erec- tion of blockhouses intended, no the authorities ironically pretend.tc secure pub- lic pence. SUEKIN SHIPS. How They Are Beltedâ€"Pumping Out Weter not! Pumping in Air. The recent reising of the Bulteu mey the eroused curiosity Is to how this kind of work is done. The whole ert Ind pro- cess seems to depend on the two feats, thet things seem lighter in the weter then out of it. end thet Iir is lighter bulk for bulk then wster. The following process is one used cnly'iu pcculier circumstenocs. Is in e river or on I slo lug shore. The first operetion is for ivers to go down Incl inspect the demege through which the ship hes sunk. They mekc II minute In exem- inetion II possible. leerning which side is demeged. Ind how the ship lies.endlf send bee ecoumulcted eronnd her. no thet mIkeI the work more dimcult. W hen the divers the reported. they tske the cm step towerds reising. Two or more go down with long iron rods. These they endesvor to piece underneath the ship. forcing them through. and then working them beckwerds sud forwards so es to en- lerge the holes mode. Next thicker rods are set down 9.5. worked in like msnner. till I hole is mede lergn enough to show I lergo chein to be pessed under. This pro- cess goes on in shout hell I dozen diflerent pieces. so thet the tents number of cheins Ire pessed under the vessel's bottom. Escb end of the. cheius is osrried to the surreoe qul festsned on boerd I keel or 'hopper. Then It low tide the hoppers Ire lnncd down~thet is. the chef!" ere cl ed Is tight Is possible without overturn ng them. Now. when the tide rises the hoppers rise with the weter. Ind II they rise. they lift the cheins with them. end so relse the ship. Tug-beets ere sttecbsd to the hoppers. cud they no moved into shellower wetcr until the ship grounds. The seme process goes on It the next tide. end so on. until the vessel is left neIrl dry It low weter. The ship is then heel over so II to expocc the demeged side. From tho divers‘ reports the Imount of demcgc is kmcvtnmnd pletee hevs been propered. These ere riveted on end the ship mm!» water-tight. The water rsmeining in her is pumped cut. end It the next tide she fleets by her own buc Incy. She is then towel into dry dock In over- beuled. In Inotbcr process. divers. II before. 0 down Ind exemine the demegs. Bbeepa ins Ire rendered we roof end well terrsd. These ere tekcu own Ind pieced over the holes in the sidce. The sets ere bettcned down end every orifice plugged up. en II to meke the vessel wItIr. tight. Then tubes In fitted into the vessel Ind ettched to pumps worked on besrd I Iteembcst. The vessel is pumped dry: but. besides pumping the went out. other reps In It wcrk {limping tbs Iir in. is neoeesery. or first set If pest would not week. Thewcrkfceseed hveeeelbeinggreduellyw wtb I . Ind. censsuusne. gred y . When ones reised to the nurse-.13“. Itteebcd. the veesel is moved to Indeed repeirus bqle wcrk upon her. -‘p Mitten-m In A“ According to ”mutlm meet- Hill! is void-N h “I in western I1 tr to “I “amusement-eminent is - - i 5 Louucb of peerls, the link invisible forming their olive gsrdcns. were fellen upon oy \‘. odd scIrf-pin device. . strong opium Is the II sin I detest tbcee ethods of suicide. such It shoot- ing. t t-cutting. drew Ind Ill the rest; but. of course. I em ewers thet Ill forms ofsulcldeIre bedenougb. But I now think thet this style of destroying life is the best. as ltlItbsmoItdecsnt. clsenest Ind quickest style thet I know of. Now. hsving I fair knowledge of this mighty drug Ind its effects. 1 the swellowed the contents of this box. conteining 870 of those opium pellets. minus 85. which I em well ewercismorethententlmee the sunset required to kill In edult person. But to be. doubly sure of my end. I here teken this extrsordlnery emouut of opium. If motive for teking this emcuut is to lull e pein. Io. Is you an understend. I will MinnelliI die with Ipoplexy. leeving the world I sleep of pesos. without psin. who or si b. New. to Insist the coroner In his 'ury to give their verdict. I beve te In these meens. namely : I hsve put I temple of the opium that I hevc Ilreedy teksnwl hsve put thet into two tin boxes. enclosed in two wooden boxes. I heve posted them It two different offices in London for my lod lngs It t9 Dcvonsblrc reed. Eest Greenwi . l beve tekcn this promotion in order thet the Jury may see thet no other perty bed euy bundling of this dru but myself. Now. the coroner's jury will Ive very little doubt in this wetterâ€"thet is. I think so. thet Frencis Sumner Rose did kill himself by swallowing an overdose of strong Tur- key opium with his own bend end free will, knowmg the semeio be fer more then doubly sufficient to cease deeth.â€"-Signed this 6th dey of November. 1889. - FRANCIS Scions Roux." Dr. Adams mid death was due to Ipo~ plexy following opium poisoning. Such opium Is that produced (crude) could not be bought in Englend. A verdict of suicide while inseue was returned by the jury. M £11er Commodition. A crystelvineigrcttc. in the most delicate of wine colors. is new. the cover inossing it ‘ being of filigree gold, over which rough sapphires Ire strewn effectively. .fii‘endent from I golden pipe is seen I In Peril one of the [Meet feetures of evening dress. oetered to by dcelers in novglties, is the crescent of unburnisbed gel . As tests runs towerd the fenciful. a green tree-frog forms In expensive brooch. the rfiects being obtsined by the appro- priate use of emerelds. the eyes being of - rubies. A glistening lizard hes the neturel oolbrt effected by mecns of emerelds blending ed to the diemond Ind ruby. while I reclinin- lcekinp see-turtle is I flushing mess of cancers ds. the bordering of the shell being of dismcnds. the eyes of rubies. A smell brush. with bendls of classed gold Ind bristles of fine silver wire. is e lets Queen chein pendent. A new brooch simulstee I lsrgs Geins~ borough bet. one side being turned up. forming the ground for I number of (tubing diemonds. An opel. in the shops of I heert. fremed with I equere of rubies cud sapphires, is I novel brooch. - Among the new Queen ‘uin psndents. so fashionable. I domino. with the spots of different jewels. is unique. in silver bookmsrks. I pretty oddity is s flIg-steff. from which files I pennent; It the bottom is I smell clip to insert between the leeves of the bookâ€"Ar: Station". no Beproeehed Her. of mild reprcech which broke I silence which wes becoming oppressive. " when i ceme up the steps lIst night I did not welk with the firmness thet is one of my cher- ecteristics when I em-srâ€"«in perfect bsclth," " No," wet the coolly spoken reply ; “ you did not." " And 1 nemcrked just before entering the house. 'Mrs. Lushly. the moon is full.‘ " " Yes. you did." “ And you didn't sey I wordJ’ “ Not I wor’ ." “ Permit ms to rsmerk. Mrs. Lusbl . thet you lent the opportunity of your 1 I for re pence." W Buicrtionlste. " Why do on cell thet colored men I blenkmeiler “ " Bseeuse he is employed It the post- 0510;; ?And thet elu't the worst of it." s. o If " No. sir; his wife tekes bush money." i “ You don't sey sol " jl, " I do. She‘s I child nurse." wnJETwIm. "Give me free ore." end the spsIkIr, " Ind I'll sell pig iron in Liverpool Ind send std reilsto London. Whet Ameri- csu industries most went is free opportu- nity. end not lcglIlItive tron nos rcstrictlcn."-Imniew with the President at the Pennsylvania Steel (lo-peep. .._.._.___. Ills VII-clo- Would III 00... “Young men." eeid tbs tempereece oretormiftbsrswesncliqecrietbewcrid you would not be stending corners. cut of work." gellery. ctredmetenees Alter Ones. Ionsybegs to H II -Bee bets. Iceupl he'll bevewtgcdt down your 7.: '1.‘.'.‘.."'l"'m' “"332. ‘ x'f.‘ ' '° 3 u - 's ; I fumes end you bedu’t. '0 â€"â€".â€"oâ€" PersceOeIrcmu. tbsâ€"eldest eeucftbe ‘OrewePrieeeefD-merk.wbc lest ~ scat his is the tsetse tbs comm The tellsst Priuoeie kssbectbhbeeerfiet Prices m. Iswessisesvssedserteg tbeOmr'sr-se ”kiwi-Ml...” I month’s notice before lesviug. The mis~ tress must give similer ncttcsbefcrse 'rcund en the " Bet you would.” cease votes from the In Germeny the few mebss servente give diseb . Plttsbu beretsbeers were rdueed I berter of incorpcrstlcn on the thet the union m to replete w . etc. Detroit's Grocers Union the v- w of presents hurts business. end I discontinue the preetiee. Chinese tenners It See Frenclscc get from It to $1.96 per dsy. while union men It their sides get from a to ”.50. Olevclsnd unions ere Ilreedy plenui to get ”meet their Idvccstes cted I the spring election, New York hes I Working Girls’ Venetian Society. It sends sick Ind destitute girls on I vscstiou. The Amslgemeted Society of Bellwey Servents of Englend descends shorter hours end no Sundey work. Ohio's Lebor Commissioner seys girls under 18 Ire employed in I rotory thet deels in obscene litereture. Detroit berbers went shorter hours. They work twelve end fourteen hours for from 90 to 98 per week. English toilicse do Ill the express busipess. be everege cost of psroels is 11 con . The Liberel Ind RIdicIl Unions fsvor the Eight Hour DIy Bill before the Bug- lish I’Irliement. In Chins when the westhsr predictions Ire wrong the men who mekes them is killed. At New York the Frenolsccn Sisters of St. Mery rout rooms to poor can. {for 01.50 per week. The South is sciisfied to loan its negroes to- the North. They prefer Northern whites. In Icelend there In no prisons end no police. Only two thefts in 1.000 yesrs. Norfolk (Conn) women prevented the druggiste from getting I liquor license. At Peorie, “1., the street reilroeds must he“? the whole street in re ir. . ew York women bookbmders get .8 to 89 I week. They Ire orgeuicing. Cincinnsti ectors Ire Irrested every Sun- dva for plsyiug on the Sebbsth. At Findley. 0.. 300 goblet workers struck Igeinst In obnoxious boss. W The Veiled Widow. Visitors to the ruins of D fermlius Abbey, so long the buriel piece of B :ottish , royelt from the dIyI of hit. it! rgsret Ind Melon :1: Cenmore. will not fell to remem- ber In exquisite piece of stetusry by Foley in the modern church Idjnining. which re- presents I veiled widow w oping over the corpse If Gen. Robert hm. Jo. brother to I former English Minister It Weshlugton. and himself celebrsted II the governor of the Prince of Weles. It is one of the love. liest productions of modern sculpture Ind is reached new by the incident of the end- den deetb in I reilwey Itstion of Mrs. Bruce. the widow depicted on the tomb. She wes I greet fIvorite of the Queen sud held Iposltiou in the royel household to the lest: Curiously enough she will be buried in London insteed of It Dunferm- line. where her edigy is the most striking thing in even thet historic town. .._...___._......_._.-â€"â€"â€" A Hint [or Your Lover's Christmas. The new oeues which ere ooceeionelly seen in the bends of men uptown combine I good msny velueble points under the cruel Ind out looking exterior. seys the New York Sun. The cone gencrslly hes I silver bundle of the ordinery right Ingle shops. with I smell wetcb set in one cor- ncr ; the lower end of the bundle iI Irrsng~ ed to thet it will hold it duller in five-cent pieces. I spring pushing the coins up so thet one mey drewn out It the top by I gloved thumb or finger. The other end of the " My deer." told Mr. Lushly. in I tone hendle h“ . 'Pfinlir top. “d " fitted ‘0 cerry metehes. hcc equip . I good msny of the unnecesscrisc of If e In “Old- ed. rticulerly in the winter when unbut- tong); two or three cents to get etI wstob. s match. or I pocket book involves every- thing. including chills Ind profenity. oâ€"-â€"-â€"â€"â€"- Sleep is NeceIsIs-y. In this ego of hurry end worry. with its consequent nervous exheustlon. of which so much is now heerd. the necessity of teking sumclent sleep ceunot he insisted upon too forcibly. seys the London Hotpltal News. paper. Tole down my herd Ind fest rule for its regs Iticu is not possible. for. usturelly. the brein workers require more then the ' drones of society ; in feet. svory brein worker. if he wishes his power: to isst. should ts“ from eight to nine hours' sleep out of ever twsnt -fcur. Cberlee mb d not think. eight hours enough. wherees Ber-sh Bernherdt finds six hours I «mum quentum of sleep. testing I Spring Melon. Young Husbandâ€"Seems to me. my deer. this chicken is pretty tough. Young Wife-«l know it is. end I cIn't underused it It Iii. I picked it out myself. “ Did you IxImiII it 2 " " Indeed I did. I looked n its mouth the first thing. end I could see it bedn't even cut its first teeth yet."â€"â€"Nsw York Weekly. new to III in comps-y. The knife should behold by the beedlc only. Do not touch the blede with your finger. The fork should not be held with the whole bend except when eettieg. In "Maths food to the lips hold the fork It the of the bendle. prunes upwssd. be- tween the first finger III thumb. the needle rusting cstbe Ieeesd m.-Dfi- volt hrs Prue. II Vcefl Evbfilwuye. A men wbcwesdeeply indebtweeslek eete dcetk. "Ab.” be ."If I could eIlyIvI unflilbed 0.3“" “'“fil” ~WIM, “ysszItteltvefersvcr.Ieycef" use-y ' wesdswlll be .3133...“ mg...“ cram-mm- vslsr like the ”I‘voefitbyputflegwee-z , Ask intcbueiecesf Generellytc feds? Wbydctbsybuysndsellgcodsf c Iccumelete from thepscfi tbs trenseeticns. ow (to these profits erisef Ocumenly tbs merehente' will 0 Iriseietbtswe :Tbedeelereeters wentecftbe u . He studied censtttueeey seeks out sourcssof supply is the required lines end by anon °.£.l".""‘" m... i. “WWW” u I It I west I such Is’tock Is he deems will mess the requirements of his trsde. Sup y Ind demend ulets . of course. at it is Ilso true t It cheepuess increase the cen- ters: ion of say giveselees ofgccds; so the perks buys Its more be me count on ' It I moderete profit. eving bought his goods Ind leld them down It his sbcpolhe :01" “at: hie invoices the Imount pt: I Igsnte’ expenses. freight. customs duties. certsgs Ind incl- dentels. such II ,demsge to It his own risk, end (if he hes been fortuuete Inc to be Ibis to pe spot cesh Ind Isve t), beving deducted h cesh discount. he muss his prices en Is to lesve him I rcssonsble. mergin of profit Ifter Iying the expenses of running his store. hortl stetsd: He goes into business to III goods ; he sells goods to meke money. TB! moron. rustic. Here the Idvertisement comes in. The merchent leesee I shop. engegu I stefl of clerks Ind bookkeepsrs Ind puts in I stock. BI is reedy for work. If every men in his employ is worked It herd Is I rIIIoneble employer wents to see him worked the expense of the merchent for rent. fuel. light. texes. ineurencc end help will be little over whet it would be if things dregged slung in scmiidleness for three or four dIyI every week, while the deteriors- tion of stockâ€"Jesus by shelf-weer. Ind Iccnmuletions of out~of~etylc goods »- will be very much less. flow is he to get this Iddltionel trIde ? He must Idvertise ! He wents more people to visit his store. He wents more people to know thet he hes whet they went end thet he steuds ready to sell to them It prices thet will be good news t l them. Is it unreasonable thet he should invite people to do business with him ‘2 Isn't it neturcl that people should be interested in Inythiug rclsting to theirl, weuts and Idvnntogecus methods Ind meens of supplying them? And isn't it I feet. proven by the experience of thouseeds upon thousends, thet self-interest is thus served to the mutuel edventege of both pertles ? ruu's noun IN 11. Does it pey ? a Let us mekc I cIlcclItion ! Mr. Jones hes been in business for some time. He hes done I fIlr business. but in these deys only I lerge trsde csu scours mercentile prosperity in say brenoh. Ons- tomcrs must be promptly Ittended to end to do so I good end of clerks is necessery. The freshest end best goods must be kept in full lines end the stock must be up with the menu. If goods In not sold in mean they no IIcrifloed without profit, if not even It I discount ofi' net cost. to the de- tiroretlon of the tredc. Bow hes business been going: He pIyI rent of etc 92.000 00 “ “ texes.............. ......... 676 00 " " light. fuel. of can 00 ” “ insurence Ind sundry expenses 800 00 " " clerks. bookkecpcrs. etc. 6.400 00 Clo.” CO Now to this ought to be Idded I very ccnsidsreble sum for intcsest on invest- ment. deterioretiou of stock. etc. We find he bee been selling Ibont 6130.000 worth of goods I eer. which. It ‘10 per cent. net profit(‘ he hes no bed debts) will leeve hims smell. but fairly heslth . msrgin. But he hes the store. the stoc end the stefl to do twice the business. He reflects: va shouldl not increese my nice when by doing so I will not meterislly increus my outlsy? Every new customer I get. every old one whose purchases ere inoreesed. will Ill-.1 to my profits by the sum of the net profit on such tredo lens the sum I em obliged to spend to get such trsde. His rceeonlng i: sound I He drswe on hic resources for I few hundred (toilets in advertising spece. He uses the fund judiciously. end he finds tbet It the end of the your his treds hes grown to 075,000. The extre Isles lesve him I profit of $3.76!. out of which to y his ether-tiring bi'l. III finds be bee rswn I better tiers of customers; he does not Iccumulete old smk. bis reputstion II I mercbent hes risen Ind his nsme bee be- come I household word. You cen’t bury this merchent Igsin emong tbs cobwebe Ind loneliness of I non-Idvertising store. He hes cut his business eye-teeth Tn IOIIICI 0" ADVIITIIINO. You will Idvertissl Good enough : but how? Keny men smberk in business enter- prises Ind less money. lieu men squendcr money in their pfiorts to I vertise and yet derive but little benefit from the cutie . Advertisieglse science; it uires to be e ctherlnveetmsutit re. s litter then they Ire; it will not ernisb tbs reedsrscftt "'.'.‘a"‘°'...i.’.°a 't'u'l‘ ”f‘d’c “ " ' I use Isectl'. ywbettlsmerfisltnwisbse to tell them. Tbstb itecbjeet; tbemcscheet's cfiers end the qeelity cf forth-selves. . illi'i l g. i i l i l ‘i museum-Illu- Tbeeswspe i , Oseef sell-lune“ i. l g E l clsss tbet is unllbel eumstences to yisd petrcII. is I peer medium. The reepeetebls. oer-fully cos- ducisd as per gees lets the bosom of tbsfunil :lntbcusendscf bemIIitis Ideily or weeklyvleiter sud hum of tbsfemilyeirele. It rIiItIIIblstcry of the de ’I or week's events end its Icvestts- ing ' IImeI grow so femllbr to the ere thet they nuts. with them. to the exclusive position of the business men in their respective lines. When they cfier something speciel thet strikes the fency the reeds: does not the lutotown to meke I tour of the stores of news: Ind Robinson Ind D'Bmltb. but IIvss time. trouble Ind money by going directly thencI. on the mum; (em:I :d very sound oneéltoc. 3:; sot ere I g wcr 0 they would vaI aim Ittention ef the public to it. Circulers f They ens silvery well in their we . but they ere expensive. A hundred ollers spent judiciously in piecing testefnl. well- written Idverusements in I good psper will go further then four times the Istanbul in circulers Ind postege. end will bevs better results. Circulers Ind dodgers heve their uses, but then uses Ire merely supplemen- tIry Ind oennot teke ihsplececf legltlmete newspIper Idvertising. A FEW POINTIII. Be libersl? Your Idvertleing bill is Is much In in- vestment Is your rent. If it is well done. you should spend us much in edvertisin es in rent. The experiences of the wor d'e most successful men werreut thet observe- tion. Get I good, clesn medium; see thet it reIcheI the pepple you would induce to trede 'tb you rite your Idvertissments in I style. or get them so written. Don‘ wesry your readers. Don't try to is worth of your money by crowding your specs. or you will defeet your own obj t. Don’t lrt your Id. grow Itele. Heve so vericty shoot you. Don’t romenos; bes rupulous shout cerrying out Ill you repnt tion for strict Idvertising probity ink you can Idvertise enough in e week or mouth to do Ill your. for you nels- -' Lunch-c: too has. not lb will-wt slwe I be thus. 1 Im “ l... £l°"’if."‘lz“,' " I; m... ‘ terru ecu- tinned: "?will work. my“: items fa my . end it on eeob sueeedvs reugeu the of fume. until wmtth III Ire mine. For you Iâ€"-â€"-" “ to see. OlIrIncs " and there wss I cold, steel hm cye~“ .I Inked ygu I questLIm bra-utâ€" I every Iy quest t “hooray Ind school irl in the helm hove current! with air eyes shutâ€" stercd It me in bleak Imus-sent. on number it. do you not! ” " Yes." he flelrrsdh'finremembm. “I: wes whether ever or Broth: rhcod f ” M “ And on told meâ€"â€"tcld me without the Ibedcw eject. but in deed eIrnsst. thet cu never beerd of the or Brother- Ind did not know whet they meIIt. Is it not so 7 " OlIreIcs bowed his heed. Re couldnct ek. “ And you Ix meto men cu." continued the 112:? thoroughly {rinsed women. “You! A men w confeesu himself IctuIlly ignorent of thecxistenee of the Leegus or Brotherhood. You mun think I’m s chump." And they pelted lemonâ€"Pam, Dispatch. A Woodstock Armless III. The following Itstcrnent mede by Ber- num's “ Armless Men " to In interviewer. mey be of interest : ” I wIs born Irmlees Ind Ilthougb I em devoid of those useful Idjuncts to the bumen frsme. the erase. I Im not helpless. for by diligent prectice I the become Iblc to perform Ill the neces- sery offices of life Is eesil Ind rcIdily Is those who no blessed wit crms. Heving been born Irmless I the not lost them. therefore. I suffer no loss whatever. end to em quite Is independent as any one. Why. I cen wesh, dress. shave myself. prepers my own food. end while seated It In or- dinery teble upon I common choir cen ced myself Is eesily Ind reedily Is I - son csu with bends. l hevc been trsvel in. pro 'se ; it is worth gomathing to b.“ g for the pest eighteen yeIrs Ind beve never employed Icy sssistence whetever. but heve performed Ill the ueoessery offices of life for myself. I was born in Woodstock. cIn’s do it. my more then you can 9“ County of Oxford.Proviuoc of Outedoflen. enough t I meal to do you I month. Keep your on before your renders and don't let themf you've been queued out. And when you get your « :gy reedy put it . into t t 's bends Baldy. " JIM t printer I ohsnoe. Unlsse you Ire e printer don't try to run eds. on the 6th of July. 1865. so therefore Im new 34 yeers old." W Wbet Edltlng I Perus- ll. Editing I pspsr is plesssnt businessâ€"if you like it. If the type is lsrge it doesn't oontein the composing room ; if you do you’ll very much resding mutter. likely mekc I botch of it. even if you don’t know it. Of course he will try to help out your ideee. Is he ought; but the generel If we omit jokes folks sey we Ire nothing but fossils. If we publish ori lnIl mettcr they blems " build " cf the Id. is much refer in his at for not giving Ie actions. hends then in yours. A uywey he would only . leugh if you Isked him to set displey lines in Igste .Ind body metter in four line plan. If we give selections people sey we Ire buy for not writing more Ind giving them whet they hers not reed in some other Msny e good Id. is spelled by limiting the p- 1’. tsete of the compoeitor in its displey. When tell I p I one It thet. thin . eftcr I good medium is tenured. is to bee waI It it. A iced jouruel works every dey or every wee . end it is lergel to the reguler. scientific Ind liberel use a such thet our modern mercbent princes on; their Itendiug in the business world to- 8y. More] : Begin now i sin. business story end not too long Mucusns. Forth Ind Clyde ship Genet. It is prgmsed thet this route should Itert from the .. orth It I suitsble point shove Grengemeuth. pessing Btirling. Ind fol- lowing the direction of the Forth Ind Clyde J unctioo Bellwey to within I short distence of the Wster of Endrick. where it would brencb of! end enter the loci: nee:- the mouth of that streern. Upto this int c cuttic of about 32 miles would req aired. w thout tsking the deepening of the Forth from Grengemouth into so. count. fic‘rom the loch itself IeVerIl routes ere prizciioeble. A cutting could be mede norm: the nerrow neck of the lend It Ter- bcr‘i. or the velley of the Levon could be converted into I cInIl. Looking It it merely from the “endpoint of I weter-wev be- tween the Forth Bse end the Atlentic Ooesn. the route pessing through Loch Lomond hes I number of lots in its fever. The loch is ehout feet ebovs see-level. while the ground from Btlrlingto within I few miles from the loch is lees then 50 feet Ibove see-level. being can- Ilderebly lower then the ground on the direct route between Meryhill Ind Felkirk. Near Loch Lomoud. how. ever. the ground rises considerebly.end I very deep cutting would be uired. The suppiyc weter franc Loch omond for looks would be greotly superior to soy thet could be obtained on the direct route. One or two look: so each end would be sum- cient, wherecs if the ordinesy system of looks were cdopted on the direct route ro- bsbly eight or ten would be requi It IIeb end. On this route tbere Irsfewsr reilwoyn sud reeds crossing the line then on the dirt-ct routs. i-‘urtbsr. On this route vesselc could enter or lcsve the and It the western end in deeper wster then by the direct route. As the outline required on this route in my cute wouldbe very greet. it is estimeted thet the cost would prcbsbly beIevInor eight millions. From I netionel stendpolnt tbs distences of the respective route mey be teksn from Greenoek to Grengsmoutb. By the direct route tbedis- tencs would be sheet 48 miles; by the Led! Inmond route. vie VIII of stsn. Ibcut Camila. end b the sense route. vie Tsrbert. sheet 75 m From the greet ermenicnts which Europeeu countries Ire building up. there is In increeslng risk tbet Greet Brltein mey sooner or leter be involved in wet. Were two or more first- Iless powers to combine in meklng II It It country would. beyond doubt. been to serious dengsr. The In- mense extent cf the re. seettercd globe. would tIx Ives pest rsecums cf the fieet to guerd it. I compete- tively smell number If ships of wer would bsevethble to pretest the IMOmlles If The Government bevs seltbs teeeedthcr seg- fiu Mousse“ eceewy. III besvctedesu-debest settle in deteebed {535“ ever the 001! f we give I ocmplimentery notice we m on send reedlng notices let them censured for being pertiel. If we don’t every one seys we ere on But 3h. most imp€"f"7‘t i just. If we remein in our adios Ittcuding to our business folks II we Ire too proud to mingle with other fel ows. If we go out they sey we don't Ittend to our butlnees.â€"-Iruuvceoe Obuvwr. London. t m 4 A 'l‘elkieg Berber. No one nowedeys cIn put I joke on them Is I gerrulous tribe. The “telklu bsrber ’ hes diseppesred. No den 0 srtisens teik less. unless it be boiler- makers. In none of our first-clue shops does I beer speck until heir s ken to by customer. If the customer I cbetty end the bsrber responds be is soon brcu bt to quietude by some cited from c propris‘tc; :I’ohe‘I berii-ber lam evidently Itcrmn Ip ve t I new wits of use joke. It lsest.â€"- Warm Capital. The Power of Ink. “Asmsll drop of ink. fellin .like dew. upon I thought. proclelms thet w icb mekse tbcusends. perbeps millions. think." wrote Byron. Theius iretion of his pen in bt givc tb dusky uid such I fer-reecb n1 power. 4! we wish we were possessed n such In ins iretion. tbei we might. through I like med um. bring into such pxtsnded notice the mstchless virtues of Dr. Pierce’s Pleesent Purgetlvc Pellets. those tiny. sngsrcoeted grenules which coniein in I ccnoeutrsted form. the Ictlve princl s of , vegeteble extrects thet Deme Nsture de- cigucd es ielly to promote I besltby notion of t e liver. stomech Ind bowels. A It {I term. Recently the Duke of Fife sold I fem to two of his tenents Under highly interest clrcumstences. Messrs. A. Ind G. She Ire the occupiers of I holding user Meodufl. end they represent the oldest fsmlly an the octets. the Isms term heving descended h ‘ cuoeess'ion from fsthcr to son for over 000 are. It is now their freehold. I run: the Duke. together with the Id] crefts. It the rete of 28 vsers' purcbsse. M Don't hswk. bewk. blow spit. Ind dis. gust everybody with your ofienelve brsI ct new Dr. flsge'sflutunb Remedy In. ll. 50 cents. by druggiets. k“...â€" RIM Luck. Aunt Busen Turner (lust returning from I visltlan‘ye meeu ter II thet “ llIl Simpecn's died 'n' been bu ed since I b. no? Well. I never! It lest beets the nick bow luck runs egin me i I wee sick. 'n' lost Decoreticn Dey. Jens Thompson sent for me to rinse her when Isrler bed her quiltin’. Fourth 0‘ July it up '- reined: ’I' now I've lost'llsil’s funersl 'I’ f elweys set sscb store by burin's tee __â€".â€"-. Poor 'flo' mt ls. ms to write love m to tbe lessee. end could frems only- " Afltetteu sore no” tilt. I MI." lies! the lone clusters used Dr. Pfsres’s l'evcritc Proscrl onmtbceere remedy f. the weekcesscs pecufler tiles-ts d ber espâ€"Ibo m t vas ere tbs IIIIeI'I fevcrby cheerful d kervertts. a-â€"â€".â€"-. “IIOMWMOOOI. _. t I ems Mr, .....- '- mm IIs u:- 117'. seems- i m I f fevyeef M Young lady-d-‘l'ket wee't Is It II. Ibcwme wlthIeIsewhln. Outta vees)-- less. I bevel-If. L‘ my azmzcoo: x: \, _J ' mnmozcc

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