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$0*t wrtt timttt '^Ma^ERnTHmsDAt, By A. C. H. LIVINGSTON, BOOK AND /O B fMINTING I M eTe ry description executed with prompt- |e M and at low prices. VOL. 32. .DEVOTED TO P0UTI08, SOtENOE, AQRIOULTURE, AND WHOLE INTERESTS Of THE PEOPLE. ELliABETHTOWN, ESSEX COUNTY, N. Y., THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1884. NO. 41, Reading notice*, among reading matter, 8 cent* per line. Busineu cards (not occupying more than one inch space) $8 per rear. Legaladrertlelngat rates prescribed by law. Other advertising rates made known on i, marriage and death notices are tree. Correspondence of public interest solicited from all fjarts of the county. The subscription price of the Post AXD GAZBTTB ii 91.60 per year, payable strict* ly in advance. BUSINESS CABDS. Attorney aai CotmBellor at Law, 1 niubtthHtoh B»*ez County, JV. F. Attorney and Counselor at Law, Moriah. Essex County, iV. F. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Attorney and.'Counsellor at Law, 54 Wall St. New York. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, KenetiUe. N. Y. mTB . yBANKLIK A. BOW. JEDEBICK C HAtE, ' I Attorney and Counsellor at Law, « 2 XcCorviick Block, Chicago, IU. n w.SMITH, Attorney and Councilor at Law, Upper Jav, Essex Co.. JV. Y. TTJIRKY HALB, Attorney and Counsello r a t Law , EKzabethtoim. Estey, County, JV. Y. TTIHAM Bint , Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ?37 Mddison Ave., Albany, N. T. ublicianfi Pension Notary. Detective Service and Tax Land Business a Speciality. Branch Office Crown Point. N. Y. pox. (D <fc BKOVVN, I X Attorney* and Counsellor* at Law, BluabeOdoicn. Essex County. JV. Y. JTIOK POND. - - W..BCOTT BBOWN. •niCHARD L . HAND , Counsellor at Lav, Eli'abethtown. JV. Y. OHLAND C. KELIiOOO, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Elizabethtoirn. Essex County. JV. Y. VTTALDO <fc O ROVER, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Port Henry. Essex County', N. Y. '. WALDO. - - - M. D. OBOVEB. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Tp M. JOHNSON, PHOTOGBAPHEB, Croicn Point. Essex, County. If. Y. HOTELS. THE BERKELEY, R...Z WOODRUFF, - Proprietor. Saranae Lake Tillage, Franklin Co., X. T. ALLEN HOUSE, Proprietor. Lake Placid, X. T. Oneofthe most desirable sii mm or the AdirondfW.ks. WINDSOR, (ADlItONDACKS.J 0. KELLOGG, - - Proprieto Ellzabethtoicn, Essex Co., X. ¥. , Th« Windsor and ooitBgos accommodate ovo 200guests; flnoluwn tcnnlHund croquet (rounds. MANSION HOUSE, WILLIAM SIMONDS, - Proprietor. EUxabethtottm, X. I . llCHARDS HOUSE, -ftEHRIT A. CLABK, - Proimttm Went port, If. T. Livery (•onriwtod with houao. WEED HOUSE, M0NTFORT WEED, - Proprktoi Wettport, X. ¥. Espial attention paid to locnl and oommot cialtrAvol. *J\Flrftt-cliW8 LIvory. ^HERMANHOUSE, 0 I. BVTTERFIELD. - Froprltlm Zforiali, Essex County, X. r. °«Xl, Plonannt and airy rooms' 2 ( t mllu from Tort Henry, am! a mil™ from tho oelebratml Oro B«1H of Mlnnvllln. *ine carriage driven, croquet _ lawn and llvfry. BANKS. First National M OF PORT HENRY, N. Y. ^e are desirous of extending; our relation* *ifo the people of Emex county, and take W8 occasion to invite the opening of de- Pomt accounts, the purchase nm f nalo of wtign and domestic bills of exchange, the ™\«tion of coupons, and the iraiumcUon °'»ll general banking imelneflH. p «mori.Au ATTENTION OIVKN TO flun»LY- INO INVKHTOKH WITH UHITKU STATKH BONDM, A\ also the Exchange or Purchase of name. »«Ke and ltailr<x<Bond« bought and sold. F. 8. ATWELL , Cashier. EUZABETHTOWN UNION FREE SCHOOL EMZtBKTHTOWN. E«« « Oo , N Y. rr »/ W. 11. COATKS, . /VfarJ|«t, ThcF\i.i.TEHM, lR8:»,of thJHHohool.wUI wmmnnre S«'pt.<Mnl.er tilth. There will be » ijarlKTN (\lus« during tl»U termn«.l thour *»>\nj[ to JolnHMii»iil,Upi»lv hnmedlatelv. w lk ti Onil< ,, n i r(UlU , ; ,,; t f u ,, U(ll l prui .jt J»n«i Ihorouxh. 'lYnn» u» reft.o.ml.lo M in RDV HltnlUr M'limil la Northern Nrw t°. r u rcu l* r \ '-«nuinlnic further j>»rtlcu. nler of B,» h I . NJOHOUWH, POETRY. A B.*1U Who Kepi H«r BtilM la TMla. Soe bad no wealth of flowing tnmmi - Ihe bad no wondroui More ot tin; Her balr and purw, the bard oostelm, Were rUber UUn. She had no •out-enuiMinK grlanoet. And. In her obaek WM ne'er a dimple t She •tarred no poet't errant fanolaa. And lookod hair Umple. But yet ah* won the hearts of all men, And had more affam to-* week, From {food and bad, from short and tall men, Tnan Fame can speak. You wonder, then, what was her dower T WeU; I wiu try to teu rou iirteflf: It was her taffy-flying power, Foremost and onlefly. —Harvard Lampoon MISCELLANY. A BOX OF DIAMONDS, When Etfrida (ferals maiHed WUUaai Warloak sho brought btna her •ftrtune in a box of diamonds. Bar father, a vary rioh old man and a widower, had don* a most eocentrio thing. After his daughter's en- gagement he had bought himself a lit* an- nuity, allowing himself am pi* means (or ivery possible expense and luxury a singl* aaan oould have, and had put the rest of hi! fortune into splendid diamonds, each with a history—diamonds known to fame in th* jewellors' world. Thee* he gave to his daughter aa a present on her marriage day. \ Whenever you want a larg* sum of money you can sell one of them, my (War,\ he said. \ Meanwhile, your fortune la in portable form, and you will be able to show it when you like. Robbers won't steal thoso diamonds; they oould do nothing with them. They are too large—too splendid ! They would be known at ontHi, and you oan keep them In the safe in your house as well )* not.\ Elfridtt did this. In a year sh* sold two of the jewels beoause she dwrirod to hav* money of her own ; but as her husband was prosperous she sold no more. Years passed; the little family were rich without the dia- monds ; but the wife began to fool glad that her fortune was in such a form, for h«ur hus- band dipped deeply into speculation. Old Mr. Garnls died, and the first gri«f fall upon the happy liUl* oirole. B e waa terri- bly missed by all, and was La every way a loss to the household. It was long before they wore th* semblance of gayety again t long before the diamond* war* worn ouoo more. Before this day oame anothar kad sold, but still the value of th* gams was immense. rag for a wsdding that Mrs. Warloak first put them on again. Bhe wore blaok, but it was blaok velvet, and Mhibited tha oiems to great advantage. They glowed In far black hair and lay on her White arm* and throat like drops of d*w on otaam ros*s. T^iere wore *von buoklos for her slippers. The day had boon ait molting on*. In looking ovor her possessions, Mrs. Wariook had discovered that a drou of bars had been worn by her maid to several balls. It was pale bine, trimmed with oostly lao* Tha mitid, a Preach woman, had admitted th* fact, but had pleaded in d«f«no« that aha thought madnme Would nflver w«ar it again. It is now almost out of fashion., an-l. be- sides, it is not aoilnd in the least. I have not injured it,\ sho said ; \ and nay waist is aallor than madarao's.\ \ Do you »uppone I wonl<l «v«>r again wnnr a (irons a servant had put on 1\ oriml Mrs. Wariook. At this Eatelle bad niiahod In ileap of 'enwt. \ I am as ol«an as mailama,\ site had an iwered ; \ and 1 hnv* Hvnd with U.lloa who gave mo hondsonio things.\ Irs. Wariook had replied that tha girl might go whon her mouth was np, and bad been v«ry. vory angry. Whon Mrs. Wariook rntumod frotn tha wedding she r*plao*d lha ]ow»l« In th . naaa Bofor* alie had sat th* boi la tha a»f. a nry >f flro arose. It oaina from Uia nuraary. Tho mother, with h*r splendid <1r«a» liaJf off, flow up the sUlrs. pi a fathar waa thars already. Servants followed, stranger, ran in, firemen were summoned. It was only • irtain that had oaugbt Ar*, a wall thai is burnt No ona waa hurt, tmt It WM nearly dawn b*»for« the nonfnalon waa over, and Mrs. Wariook FeturDal to bar bedroom. Bho undressed In haste, and though after safe in her warm bad aha eakad bar solfifsh* had really looked up lha <1i* ula, she waa too waaxy to rise aud aaa about it. • In tbe morning thar* was a »»n » Th . safe door stood opan, aud the houas, cam. in a \>ody >1«lrln, to ba oh«d. Tha Frwioh maid. EaUlle, parlionlarly anrions. Tha dateolitss had strong ntiapinion* <rf har honesty. Tfaay hired a parson who ha<l baan a e*er«i..r la Ihe oustpni hous* to do th* work thorough ly. Mademoiselle's drMM, shoes, wer* almost ripped to pieoaa. liar ah«>ai 'ere examined, bar bair, av<*» bar teath, ha* trunks, and har band-boi lnvestigste<!; th* boards Ir taken up, th* wall* tapped. When ah* departed from tba howea. ah* M followed and \ shadowed \ for month*, but nothing Mr. Wariook «mld no* balp r»p hia wlf* for bar neglbj*«a*. Wt* f.lt thai Sb* wa* the groataat .nff.rar Wh».. at HM • lorn in U fortuna,\ but away from U i whan man who had fait ttia* b* |M M the e|*oulet.i!« loaa -!«•» again , grew bewtWtare.1j gve« pa.nlo-atriokcmtt.oo th* household waa bn»kat> 11 tour bo* of .lUuww.U wtmM lv«»o eato.1 i,\ aeJ<1 th* >>u«l«u><1 ,«*». H«l father was out (if bla ml«4 to U» n M •mill a f»rm that a Ha<1 my fortasva 1,1 have g**»l>l*1 tt away Uutg egv,' wife retorted \ My know y»m vary wall.\ of her partnt, In a massive, ittpytm,! of all f-sried the man. \I'll out tha plo- tort Into fjagmenU I BeUing . oajrrlng knlf*, hs Jump^l upon liable, and Mrs. Wariook, rushing aaross lbs room, ssisad bin by the Isg. The UbU *ook, toppled, and w u overturned. La. Tolunbarily the man oaught at th* piotur* fraias, and all WM down together, with aa awful Mrs. Wariook sat up at last and began to wwp. \ Ax« you araofa hart, dewT the asked. •\ Tss,\ replied her spouse, \ I think P * klllsd. Hs remftlned prostnU a wblU, and 0MB arose, looking vary whit*. \ Forgiv. ma, dear,\ sobbed Mr. Wa»- took. M IlMJps, daar pa's pietore Is not d*> ttroyad.\ \I hops not. I respected your fathar aad valusd hts portrait,\ replied bar husband He lifted the heavy frame to an ereot po- sition. Bis wife oame to help him. \ The ptotors is not hurt,\ she said ; and going behind It, she stooped, and orled out > \ WlMt Is this r \What Is what r aobo<»d b*r huabuid and ran to sse. •> Hanging from the large hooks on stthaf tide of the frame, supported by tha oonj. sad tied to them by smaller on as, ws large flat paroal. They dlsangaged sad unwrapped Ii big red velvat box mat their ayas. With a shriek, Mrs. Wariook seiaeA a kay that bong on her watch ohaln It fitted Uis look. Tb« long-lost Jewel oaskat was fUannvared ; with In it lay ths dlamomls, unUracluxi. The plotura hung at an angls frtrm th« wall and 1UM1 forjsed a sort of caa* for ths box. Tied to Its brass hurxiloa wu a mrta, writ Un In rrenoh. It ran as follows : \ DBAS MIIUM* W*m/,.t« It im+xmnhU thai you may flu'1 lliaaa <]lamrm>ta As a sarvanL <1latniaaa«1 for ormtamlnatlng bar lady's draasaa. I eannot sUy to halp y<m b>oii for tham. I hava atolan iw>th»n« as you saa j Injl why should I cry, If J<m can- not play ' Hot butler blaa haans ' sun««aa- fntly f I may avon lauuh. if you ant, aa tha children nay, 'cold coM mild.' y, \ It will b« a llttlo J«>ko U> mv, narhapa. l my life~--parhaps all yonra linwaver, should you find <hani, I k h d h all my life- perhaps all ' ' • \ild Ilka y.ro U, who oared for Ihom so kindly whon V'\i loft th«m nareloaaly oipoawi tipim yonr bureau. It WM your maid I .Inwat y h«pa ery long ago. Fjmn.tM.\ Ratelle ! Tha woman hl.l thorn, than I' orlnd Mr. Warltmk spltoful wroUib !\ «rl«1 Mr. War. look. \ Hut, »li I how B la,1 t am U. Ami im -bow gUn 1 I l>aar father, UiU la y-m» Ing. Hbw ktaami tha portrait, ami I W (Intlfnlly hnng it up affaln tn tU [ilar* And, iiwiea.1, .h« hn.1 r«aaot> to nJ.Hr* U.at was fmiii'1,;r»r it* n<Wl*nfai roiriora.1 Hi* faJWsn fortnnra. of Ir- Warl<^ka. »t<t anjls thia atom hapiJly «.M > KfU 'Wi « AMBRIOAN HOTS. While tha Amarlnan faUior la jaa>*«l«l With what b> rto wlU. bla I». T >. <ho Ar,»=H oan mniufnMijror la (vrtnpolU.1 l>, jf<, t., snggaaia that, o.nijUo.1 with >>U>OT rirmm n aToryfiaf nttarik^ter, <rtti America* tx.j. ar« <inwlllttt 8 tr. g., U,,.m«fc tb* drudgery •* aitpronUnaahlp < )f «mra> .vary <m» wlU» rwwr.mon aanao ao«i O.«i w« ara making a groat mlataka in not irte^af Ing onraalvea Vi fill O>o ranka <4 akilU4 ialxir la arary 4or<Artment >h m M U no^tUA from UM mnka ,4 tntf <rmn l«w T l*>, ntW than ha o)>»«a4 W) 4«patw1 afm <m» Um :lln« iw4«lirKW. wm Ut* mm hia of tha baj»afol ramlw< .4 Ut. Am*aC nan \*rj grmrtng tip lnl» I4«.n*aa a*w} mt U.a format!Ta parU^I nt Ma nWn.. , U =nt U) ail, *nA na«ta •<> atat-mttt.* V, T aiampU. Tba fimna man wtx> k«M t>a*» tatl«ht t*t naa U>« h**v\ and >f* : »Wi turn ho<U with Angara *nA biota, iimi « hia » liT.llho.-1, an<t anol. a .« * kaa a ,»<«« ,TOf him who wanta tn *a>n hfc by Ukina \flJ«>. ho^Jn^ !-»,. . , w •alllnft wa»oa. l>«i«a Ih* ekllU.1 a*i tn Uio Ufl»kln|| at Hoctan Tit* ln<l>»et*<al Har* KB4 Tim, 81i sswmlUs In Minnesota bop* to eat 100,000,000 fort of lamber this year. A K*w York man has shot Wm**lf b*ea«M h* otmldn't »U*p. H* aboald have shot the oat.— Bo$ton Port. From a letter from Oermany an exohanf* toarns lhat \th * Enperor has grown ten y*ars older during the las* d**ad«. A Washington Territory woman, named Johnson, and k*r two ohildrm, a eon and a daughter, were all married on th* Am * •vralng a short Um* ago. » Th* motto ot a great many Congi lasuim ahottld ba, '• M* *srv*s his oountry b**t who «*te th* Miami approprUtloo. for hi* dl» Wot. H — NorrUtovn Harold, A Oap* Ood bri4*fToom adopted hi* wife's family name of AMngton th* day of his vaarrtag*. Thar* I* no question a* to who wears tk« trotiMn In that family. It m*y not b* generally known, but th* fa«t Is n«verth«l*ss tm*. that th* man who will beat a oarpM tn th* baok yard Is greater Uian ha who steya Atrwn trrwa until ruH- nlghl talking pollUo.. I'MiaiUtpMa Pail. ProfaaMnr Prootor *ay* that whati * dog hoars a German band playing in th* street H will sit up r>n Its hind lag. ami howl. It Is n/it surivislnfl, thmtgh M Is a wmxiar lha animal d'Mwn't bite a ptan* nut of aanh mam- bar of tha band. JVVrfc<r»»n JIiraiA. K» oti* has eyar yet t>aan able aatiafaA- toriljr lo oiplain why a man get. up In hav Ut time In tha morning whan h* sate hi* nl»ok haaf an ho«r faat UM evening before This I* ona of th* mysteHas of tha dark and snfarmanted bminanaas of tha whltbarwar<l. An f>M Kngllahman mat with a <jne*r Aaalh mtmm Amym ago. H . ha/1 h-rna In tha h»Ml rif nalng .jtilnkalltav mnA a/jna frrrti* mlia/I »ogaO>*t aa an >Hntm*nt fo» rbattrn*. Barn Tha )-H<U mmtainlng U>* tnlitnr* atpl'»1a4 In hia t w*ka4 a«vl h* waa lmrn*4 audaalh In tba town >4 1'ea.la, namo>1 »ft*» th* •*, ft*tiat<ir from nilntfiti vmntj, I'a , Ih* Aret ImllrilDg was HagTtn In Jnn*. 1R03 K--w thara are all hnri'lro/I InhaMtanta, atoraa and rhur^hoa and all nKKiorn nmonlnrw , and Uio town la still growing with t>h*r>r,m .„») r«(r)-1lt r iK.wn In !mn>1r ~\I»»T V» , (),* rttior day a )>lg avalanrK* aUrtwi down a *4{«f> mmmt.lt. tfUr Jim MoH.aa Jim rnndo * daah Tor a tnnnel «rv1 aa h* want In 0,o alido wna ao \loao n^rrt him that It rak«1 o»rh J,,lnll.i hia iHir.lKrtv. and look off th* toll ,4 his n.»l. In riamden. H O , ih.y bat* a nrnea l « IWMM tt n>| arid a ralil.il which will oat an j Uilng Th* forward j»rt U n«t, th* hltel** t«H ra)>Mt A narfMmt»T who waa working on an old mahogany Imroatt th* otha? day dla«v ( iror«4l a oroaa Mwcn * raVilHt ar>,l » doTcUtl. tt Uko* rth*) rait* n. o moa« oi(M>nalv<> fl*». m>ta Wi th* vmM .,. thoa* ,,««1 l,jr ar, po * ,4 Ow A laaka In dlan* '\hoao r>«^.l* .r* aai'1 Ui hnf» t>»*4 In mr»ki., H tholr umln»>n note l|,« hnlk r rf KK) milo- <rf Ulog,«,,,h wlro, whWh waa laid -,y tho rtvotland Totograph 'kmjan j many T«w. Kg., ai a «« t ,4 fj.1,«Kl,fXjf» A Florida »rti« | » ( T 1 .Unt wrlUt F1/irida ormld bxAmj •ur-r.ly B.cno M^ng moti ^ »'\\\> •»• orni.lrfr»n*nl. mnA lh*n ««ll fnf fOTiltO IN MBXI0O. flaw ss«p-7 my be sa!4 to be ft bUh l b d I y, y VD*», b«t utbo&y rotoa. bt. I r Uw, sil p y everybody Is sntitUd to rotoa. That If, mln **id*t p, , Indiana, nafinss. mulaMoss, mestUoes and ftaaboe*—san vote oa arriving at twenty- one yean of age. Thsre la no seortt ballot, IN* ea*k on* must be signed with the voter*! In tft* eountry U»trs U a Toting plao* nsaw tvery hasianda. In ih* oity there are Hrentr^vs of th*** predncts—on* for *M « . 10,100 wf a>* population. Th* votlof oilt aw at* saiUd eacUla. sUtotoral*, (Mttl* iMMaw fo» alMtloa). EMh prvoinct la prs- 44* 4 ova* by a Judge and two olsrks. Just Wor e davtion day th* supervisor send* ae«*> qoaJlAad voter a paper oallad tks boiste, ttelinf that a Prwldmt I* l« b* akwanand tnstrootlnf th* r*oipi*nt how sa4 w%m» to vote. Tha latter writes on th* ba** of tha bolate two name* of fentlsmen who a k* thus designates as aUotora frops kit Mate, alajn* hi* nams, goes to th* polls an4 *rf M In th* boi . This Is wliat b* may 4e, I BW, tmt It Is aW., what he, doesn't 4o. Probably not on* man In a b*b4f*4, la Mailno, rasJIy votes t»r Prasi. Ami. II go** by <M*ull, hit sow* raasrm khM I b*ve M( yat dlsUnotly aaoarUlnad. If rvsrybody <114 vote, aoeordlng to his honest fmfaraoaa*, I iWl know what might hap. pan. Bumattmaa, thay ssy, tba distant hMt««4a4o, m tha alwant hv>!«ml*4u'» mafis«a*, wtehln« to aUnd wall In tha syaa nt tha ensnlnf PrsaMant, and m/»ra*l by thai Nrrsstt raarro/U whUh U a Hvsly MM of fwvon Mpaoted, nrfllaota tha rotates whlok ha-va haa*> r*aatva<1 hy tha nnroarmta (w,ni wfao work Ms lordly »nraa, and ganormialy ««•*• tn lha md\U and d-^w-IU than. B-ima- Hsm, wha« Ota Indlffaranna nt a Hky la too ,^ wall tn lha ra4urns a ragt irnhad I/, (Ha realt, •V4Ha*, H fa *»M, and r, . la. wa**e lX*r wiUmnly I r mn'1 r>ol*te, whlrh A« il^MAjn* <V»« (Jv° Kill rrf 'Jr»l .^ Mufdlng; tha vail krw-wfi nrt>f*f Dn h«a« A TAMKRK III BUl> fAIMT. Th* «mi«>1la i mrm\hammi <4 \trwn woi Vhm nm nt nnn*n*i r*Ht»n)*tit a fo- I day. ainaa II wa* e*HdonUjlT ^la« f v*f. ! l>,.l r W r4 fH* h**d a^l,«n*, wHn h* I IIT-! nt, th* W.lko* ftiT.f roa^TAtl^, f, j T*a*«, waa a whll* m*t> Itrrw t>i* dl*«iTot j waa ma/1* I* M *mi~\ Th* r»>i|e»a J m wr«1i*r1 np \rot (H* dtawr»o»y U.at r*n*gaH*. faicfing t'i hia llf*. earn* lo U,wi f'[»w h«4ng lni»rrt»»«l fry a r«pf^' aiUd It* waa a n*«T. a/ Maawa^Koaetl «s OapU«< OaiUrtes. II WM la ordw to llmtt th* rps«* whl* loafsrs of • most obJeotUmsa character u**d lailytoflll la «k* BOM* ptbrj asvsral f aftn ago lhat th* Boos* of B«pr*Mntettv*f fooM*4 to •*« apart «rrtein portions of tfu fslUr/ to b* re-rr*d for those who bad sard* of admission Ovtrato, (tvan thsxa by tbamsmbers. Onf^ falUry to «xdu*iT«ly < b ^pp.r tboM whom tb*y and th«ir wives ragard as vooh. Som* of tb«m b**om« nrooh absorbed ir wKoblng th* fate of tb* btn* i s which th*ii bnsbanda tak* tpwHsJ Mmt, and thMi fMM ahow th«ir oha«r{n or trtemph tn to* eours* of th* 4*b»te. On* of th«a, whoM btuband had b« n st>ff*ring asrswly with bronobitk whan b« was for**d to go to th* House to look after s bill of fT*at Import- ano* In hU dtotrlot, wa d to g« th*r» daily at few week* ago whil* th*r* was a proapaot ft>r th* Mil oomlnf op, and aarrUd with hn ft boi of quinin* pill*, and ragularly sent from h*r ***i In tha \ owmb***' gaJUry- an affectlonaU note and a doss of lha m*di. ein* to her bns>>*nd on tha floor of th« House whan tba llm* arrived for him to Uka it. Thus abs strove to brao* him up for tfa* oontaat in th* asm* spirit as BparUn wives equipped thair bnsbands for battl*. Th* day hi. bill was voted down ah* had waiUd for s*v«r*J hours with a satoh*! oon- telnlng th* pillbo i In hand, and as soon as tha vote was anaonn**4, whloh was against har husband, aba aroa* lndignaatly, pa«k*d up Ui. madlotns and went boo * with lessen, ad faith In IU brAeing afforte. / Ilia wiras, of «rurs*. do not fail to watok from the galUwy th* daroaaoor of theii ra. •(Motlvs bttsbanda is thair seats balow, •*• paoially *b*n aardt ar* brought to th« Utter. Ona Udy will *ay to another \ \ Tliara gnm a nard to jtrtu husband j won- 4av If It la a lady of g«t>U*maa wanta to so* him Ther. ha go«a out ; Ut's as* bow Umg ha atari, axtd UMO wall know wb*tb*i (I was a RWQ or wont) . Thar* h* ootnas tn NI*ln. an It must hava baas a man who was waiting for him , ba'd hav* steyod I'.ng.r If It had baan a woman, oarUlnly.\ Whlla ar«n* nt tha Incidant* lo this gal. W y ara hiabiy MDoainf. nthars ar* often v*»y annojrlnt Vtm lnsta»M, laUly, a lov- Ing wife, who w«a He4**iln« Intantly to bat h»a>«nd'a tp-wh , h«ard a Udy behind, who waa avidastly HM»W. of b*r frasaan*, say : \ la tha* Amith a{M»kiim a«aJa, m>w t II aaarna U> m* h* is «1W«T» Ulklng, and Jt* r>av.f baa aarUiin^ to aay.\ An *U nif ht aaaai«n of tha United Rtetes H'ma- of H*pv«a«t,teli»as, arpaoUliy wb*B | Unclad in a mil* whan ha waa »l a htc^n , yo«i* 'iM, and, rvnnlnf *»*y t'\*n h'trvo. abMnteaa, H omUid* U>> hail, aa w«il aa ar«t* p»o<1o«tiri «>f an- rv.yann* tr. tfc« fawiiiaa of »*«»h4wm of tb* Mrmmm mm m**h *a to U>*r»wlvas. Ihiring »n'*» a aight asaainn. a^4 Umg ago, (b* wife n*n FranHa«>, A* Hr»*-1 '>>• '\•>> *\ ! tnlna. AflM a pro*t r r'Tigh atperiarxM | Ing ff«r> *»mp if tmrnp h* Anally, efto* ; «41»t«o »# lh« *f**4»W lAk* h«rm, jol i th« T'tatoa *4 th* Jfr«mi'l H^*crT«ti<n | roma4n«1 U>-f. <mtil h* h*d fnlly mart.«or1 th* Un^-ti^t >nd Habits \f hi* dnalrT trU I ar^i th*n Minting Mmaelf %n<1 Mann 1 th* g*»t. 'rf th* »*«1 nw*, aam* lo W» i r*vkc wKots, in «wUr>li\r > of hi* | **TI«O in UM an«*«ila •>/ Ih* ttil«. h* 1 eU.t«4 a *t>iW a*v4 «lln« 4 fh»M> wlioa tb* tKo lne-1 iker • hU He kt*Hon», hil ' U>7 Haii»g U oifihi. fBw <v I M h^*>*«Ki, ^ A u «^a w1»o Hnw waa k'haH wi te«* K« kr< aa a «*ii rrf UM i,, « f *tH ' kali. R--* \*i) r-T».Sa»w» nt m*. . If r * an 1 • w> » fr* tha I >on]h*r.' J* or*^p»«ta > UM auly CK4 go brxrw> wws ' « tha In. ao ha ormM It Is th# <m ll.ry ooUl • rrf that g*L p*rt of tb* aloTta, ajut floor of the m 4 leave w<otn aa soon oaw la <wUr*<l to loak all iru»~ to U riT«T»»t t^ n^mm. >-Bt i»* UguiaUi* oaa DMesban w*y wtOioat *i*0 W> pra- n ttwy rfn, n«*af Uta nf f>w a day ai^n-t In Ov. mav>4y o* tha A.-rj wbo k*. V>aa« -»4*r»d b» arrast iham aa 1 \r>*+ tHam •„ maJra U«ri» nnaw at tha t-r - / li^i Hw It WM nn4 until lh> t<««awnl«liT* «mld W r»m l In oh f r >n»a] iait . ,rf UM IkmM to r i %-•«.. wiO> l>ia wif. 'and H* pvania^i b> r»- te.s M •« » M H* >»d dv**\. thai ha ntm\A ;• *fc >.«» t» ifea g*Uarr dt.^* ! ,Ww» « t -a . baJr a <Va<e <4 wa a« DM *\ U ^ Rl>.«> M.nu* aavd a«|>lal»*4 U»*« KU •*.»»«« | — lg not done as they agrwd. T g of poor people paid tb* debt with what; better tian gold, lt»re was DO ,old or diamonds **» , bat I h lfltUtedbilI That Httle group what} w»» gmtet of SbotlhavenodOTbt party 0»aa 0«aral Orant *ver did with ail 1 ' ' *)dTedwhQ.heini,ta j A RAC1 WITH A WHIrTLWIBIV A maarkahl* and thrilling incid«it of { T«ed«/s storm was related to tb* refwrter | ky.* party who was traveling on a train o*-J •M d'-wn brwn *nA watitaH aa (••«.!. •*<•.« fitf th« ohiTalry \ ' U.o AottUt. tn Ho pHan. and (Meant.! m In rranna. young rn^r. •f l*a#ning atm.o kinda » rtng Uiolr **)Hro Unu f« yo«r* U> U>al» employers. In ihla rantniry It* rieaa *a/ly and aiwar* U> Hia wiUlary grrw* and ali(» (wka'rwii V, UM W»MV- n. !% »— tw . w ^ t - ,^» I . 4 . ^» 1 *• I-wtete*-» - W wUla-« , aa,' «e W will b •*•»«, ! -*•—« ••*•. Boma of tha e«nraa In lha annual r of Mr. J II Itcwtwioh. l't.lt«t »U«aa OnatosM. <m tha f ftult tnbia ar thair barring cm (be mari«!n»a l»U>«aat Tha lw.i~.rl l from lha M<xtlUjvnu»wMi during 1»M funtlaha4 IN riausM «»*«**• and M aallta. **^ ahli* Tha »•» la Ih- Burner <rf alaanxw o^r r< M w«a 11 ; <h« falitng «.« tn tha numUas of ssiltn^ vaaa.1 «« r - « waa 1 th On W«( tn.t(a and tha CWtflU Amarioan and PmHh imai«M te«4a tn at i In iKo »inl« i <rf aai aa. a«4 .rf S3 i a<n«a Th« (Jn«n T l» Uxt* r«.jn nawl aufna) *JM1 S ataaMtav <«M«<HSI \ And naxt ttnw ymm maa< «a ;.-»'l! • JM as m-m aa «« kia *^aa Aa *** • to **• Tfc4 * to * \ r«n4a ». hmj H ! I'a. Haa* ••* » *•)•' r-« i • * h •\• ** •» ait wld a r«*U« Sfwit MUM, * . M mi • A Ti.ww.il M M gtvaa mm Am toil***** ' pXH — Byroad at tb*tfaeth*lndd«nt ooomwd. T»« train had paaee^ th* db •na n k* a*M U1U4 fc» a* at RaahvttU, UM I i t i •< «« • - | - n it IhaA. V r M I.; tt a»4 .rf aailln by ? U th# «<««*«ai InxU thava WOKKIMO A MINI AIX ALONB. «UrtU rUntoci U of U* Hat of wtd*» Wfaae. U- k.*. «« IWUuttllM «|a* ttM i —» . —* «~»M W«s*« MMii t *M*i« ofth* k«taa«k**7saw -» «N«4ty MWad ttw .train at i Mift\|lM.,af»wy«r. flf o wttboot m Mmm, m&, taking up th* D«*d Brota D- I 1 aba *1 . Vt | - r— « WOM* •< <Ut«^ l I^M %fc . 1— » M ratfer* IIlas . » I •• Mt»,waJ b*. V, a . -I*-.J«- . -^v «Ml to work ftlotM. Ha baa *»pioy- and dwtaf all Uw Is mtaad <>• UM waft. UM ,taah»al Uaa had U« daJvtng tn Ih* aarth tte •V-0 4 W 4<*M tu n li t MU la, ; *»<*«* W, hMtta. U. a , Iki M w*4b TW (Mto k*r»)«« IMM «« . «a« last rwo y*»M U •«*, twtitM. »-m l *P**to«B 4,100 «w«, aa4 k. test at finally thmf kn.w thai tha )*>«a* AN AVALAMOHE IN THB ROOKIIS. H*w 0*l*r*4* I* Octihic V» a K*psl«tte> a* a Rival f «wUaarU.«. On* of th* grander suowiUdes that svsi «»<mmdiaOolo«dotookpl»«»ftf«r day* igo ju t back of th* Upp« Twin lake*. Judge Httlan, an •j^mitnm, sajs it wai Uwmortmbllm* right he rrer witneased. Just back of th*Twia lak*. » « Pomeroy, Oordon »«d PrftnoU gnlob^., on aaoh aid* erf wbioh tk* mountains ris* thousands of feet. Tb* Hd** of th**e giants of th* Eookie* had b*en oovered during th* heavy and protracted rtorms with an tnoratmi depth of raow, ontil th* weight had become nob that it oould be tustalntd no longer. Th* Judg. uy i that, a* it happened, b* wu standing wh«r»h* oould •* • UM » T alanohe p*rf*etly. All at onoe he heard a low rumbling sound, that s«*in*d like th. roar of a distant .torn, and almost simultaneously an imm*n** volum* of snow began to more down th* mountain sid* in on* of th* gulob*. toward ths road. Th* agitation seemed to break loos* the snow from it* moorings in th* other two guloh**, and almost before on* had Urn* to think hundred* of acre* of mow wer* oomlng down th* mountain with a roar Ilk* Urondsr and filling th* air with •pray a* they tor* through tb* trees »nd oarrtad everything before th*m. As they d**o*nded their velocity inor*a**d, until th* rapidity with whloh tb* great field of snow and debris oame down was something ter- riflo. The distanos, h* says, must havs bsen a mile from wher* th* avalanoh* itarted to the valley where It stopped. Bo deep was the snow that a grove of quaking asp, whose trees were from twenty to forty feet high, was oompletely burl*d from sight. Logs a foot and a half in thioknas* that lay in th* way of th* slid* wer*>napped in two like .trawi. Tre*g that wer* too tall to b* covered up war* torn from tbtir rooted plaoe* in the moun- tain side* and carried Ilk* leaves with th* avalanoh*. Th* velocity of air produo*d l>y th* avalanoh* blew down trees that wei» olear outside of the traok of the slid*.— Dmoer N-rv>$. DYSPEPSIA AND SYNCOPE. \ Uyspepsla may be indnood in various ways. During digestion the stomach require* tnunh nerve Coro«, and draws it from ths brain and other organs. Aotivs exeraise ot body or mind interfere* with ..Tie prooes* by diverting the nervous influonoe to other part*. I knew a merohant who waa ember, nmsod In business, and who fell into the habit of gulping down his meals very hasti- ly and then rushing into the financial strng- glo. This practice was kept up for several months, until be had to surrender to bis creditor*. Meanwhlls his appetite and digosUoo aud health were all gone, and he died litnrally from starvation. I knew a gnntlaman who was attached to a club of morohant* who dined together daily. They had a rule that whoever introduced busine** during Uio meal should pay a fine. Thair physiology was sound and practical. Lux- urious living and prolonged abuse of th* stomach sometime* result in hypochondria, a rwiimtlons phase of insanity. A man will Imagine that his nose la growing crooked, or that bis ears urg out of place, or that he has awalknred a frog or a snake.' Disease »f Willy organs and suspeotibility of mind iggravate each other. Disease* of the heart wluin known to the patient are very apt to nroatci anxiety and despondency. The tarn* *ff«a«f,,IIows a belief that such disease « . tsufciv«m whon there is no disease. In the groat majority of parsons who suffer from this apprehension, there h no real disease— nothing btit functional disturbance or ptd- iHUHon due V, disorder of the stomach. The m.Hrt fr«<iu«nt aaat of pain Is near the point «t the. h«»rt on tha loft side. Doubtless the iwoullAr arrangarmmt* of the nerve* leads to Uita r««nIt w» oan seldom be certain that Um nttiM frf pain is at the point wher* the [,*b, i. f«|t. In hip disesM th* pain la in tha kna«. '' ftynnopa or fainting la due to a dimin- ialiwl 'luanUtj of blood in th* brain. A wrtaln dagrwn nf precsnr* on the brain by ho hlood rlrouting through It Is required for U>a haalthy aotion of that organ. Los* -.f )>1<MM1 trttm w.mnds act* meobanioally In .lt.ntnUhl.m tha pressure. But that th* sight .rf liliiod altnuUl bavs the sam* sff*ot is euri- •ua. Tn rates th* haad In Uiase oa*«* U th« •<>rwi thing poaalbl*. Tha parson should reat with tha bead as low as th* body, ox •roti lower. Thar* atlata a kind provision lhat Uw t a*j of daath should not disturb ths UM mumanta nt oonaolousaass. Di*qui*t and »lars» may attetul sudden and transient a4la«ka of dlaaaaa, but they ar* asldom lha and is nigh, lot th* iaUl- ar mor* nlaar. This la rsmarka- bly UM eaa* la *pilamio cholera. Som* diUon of th* brain, oon- with th* rapid drainag* of U« watery portion of th* blood, destroys th* tostinotivs love of Ufa without impair- b»g UM gwMral faoulUes of th* mental or- g*&. Navar but ono* did I obaarv* any toliU of satiety for th* futur*. I nrvar saw a ohoUra patient who would r*- frmla fron taking • draught of oold water if b* oo«U f*t H, *v*n when aavurwd tha* it b* fatel to him. A patknt rwaovaring from • *»v*f* altook askad for a basin at whlea b* might dip hla bands, hi* davign, th* nun* gar* bioh had b Tba patUnt drained its aod to a f.w hoar. 41*d.\ I [• j cute slblamVoonttaryr Ic«vnttJHnkofaDrtHlD« \ , only me and Mary I - Me and Mary t» all the time, \Me and Mary t\ like aftjyme, Keeps a-dlngin 1 on tiU I'm Slolc of \Me and Mary i» \MeaadMaryt Ktostw. Only was together • PUyin' Uke we used to do Itt the April weather 1\ All the mgbt and.au the day I keep wlshnv tnataway, Till rm fittto'old and gray Jest on « Me and Mary I\ ' Muddy yit along the pike Sence the wintert freezln' And the orchard's baok'ard-ltte Bloomin' out this season; onir heard one biuewrd yit - KaryroDlnnortomOt; What's the how and wny o» ltT 8'pect its \ Me and Mary i- Me and Mary liked the blrds- thatla.Marysorto' T Liked em first, «Qd afteniards W'ylthougrhiiorta ,i And them Wrds-ef Marr sW Right here with me like she should* They'd be ring-in', them birds wouM, Ail for me and Mary. ;j Birds or not, I'm hopln' som* • I cuatflt to plowln'.l\ If the iun'11 only oome And the Lord allowln' Otieas to-morry III turn in And gft down to work agin ; This Uere loaferln' won't win - Mot for me and Mary i For a man that loves like me Anil's afeared to name it, Till sdme other feller he Oit^theglrl-~dioV«hame-itI I Wet or dry, or clouds or sun, j wtnwr (rone or Jest begun, ' Out-aojrworkformeornone- ! No wore \ Me and Mary I\ I -Ja/muWhltoonto JHMR SKTH OREEN'S EARLY DAYS. Bis Fight vrltk Ftihermen wfco Endeav*r« •4 to Prevent tb* Increase of Fish. In conversation with Mr. 8eth Green, tki 8Ute Pish Commissioner, he said, concern. Ing the opposition he had often met with at tne hands of flahermen: \ They ar. against our work because we advocate making :, laws to stop fishing during the spawning season of the diff erent kinds of fish. TJief i. have been in the habit of taking them c these spawning beds and do not like 1. quit. They would take the last fish if they oould. They have got about all of therd in some localities, I have often been told by fisherman that they did, not want tbe fish made any more plenty. They said if josh ' was scarce they could make as much money and won|d not have to handle half as infny fish. But, I Bald to them, it will be a g. help to the mass of the people. They < me to ' I f the mass take care of t —we have to.' When I went to ]_„„ _,_ , on the qmnecticnt Biver, in the year 1867 and made the discovery of hatching shad artificially, ahad was selling for 0 hundred wholesale, ajud retail from seventy- five cents; to $1 each. While I was I many mechanics told me that they bought one ahad ia year just to say they had a shad that yew, and many of the poor peopl* told me that they had not tasted shad for yean. II told the fishermen' that X was going toi make shad plenty and cheap. They told me they diet not want fish any more plenty nor any cheaper, and did their level best to keep me from making a sue- oese. They broke my experimental boxes to pieces When they oould iDnd them, and one night they tore the nei-they thought so that it oould not be usedifany more. Bat I took a needle and mended, it intwo hours, which astonished them raj much, as they had told : a« there was but one 0 there thai oould mend square mesh, and ha would net be founfl. He left the town soonaftei t • net was torn. Bat the-net was mended, and we fished that night and oaugbt the fish that I took the spawn frjnn that mad4 the suooesf which was the means of having shad plenty forever. The f<ra* New England State* did not pay me ai much money—#154.64—as I had expended. I visited tbe old flab hatching ground again in the year 1874. I* was soon noised about that I wa| there, and the men, women and children oame Hooking down to shake binds and aay l God blees yon I' They would aay it with each an honest expression on tbefr faces thai there oould be no doubt of their They would bring their UWe obildrennp torn* and aay to them: 'That, is Mr. Green. Take a good look at him so that you'will rememjtar him when you «M grownup. That lawma n tbat made the shad thai are so plenty hare now that we have all we-waot.' Then they aU knelt d rwn , in a oiroU around ale, and I never heaii a prayer that affected m.a*tha prayer, did from that little gxoojp surrounding me with fjaoattuned up toward heaven. m* ao happy tbat I forgave *verybody % bad miaojed me, including the 0 ep-dtegtn l wb*n a i on board w»r* startled by a roaK | tba* AMld be diednctly, beard { iisiiiiiii
