»_- ■_ _. 1 1888. we sat to rest mit of om» t f the mouut*3j3 behind th" city, gi ving some order to his men. (toad to foot with slime, clown i. I REVENGE. -1 which r'' T-! view. With considerable ex- the water, w Inch was becoming iv.tl er rough, Is grasp then firm and hard? sleeping world, tiling thy as which we had felt in the rui:is HaHI'Bk sVUc.az.nl il "iiogioof ertion wo uncovered the object, which proved tho breaeo i.-o.-rcs* Her soft fell the waters, a Wc mu : have sive thought Ku.l m<>von :• it « vet .:*• But the closer thy clutch of the blade. light upon making to be a skeleton. steadily grew in strength. .»rt- The deadlier blow thou would'st silver acres., the ocean, the road for tho to rac t >f tile Besides oi:« stttr*.<■•' deal, glittering pathway Ned wr.s f >r leaving the place at once, but lost again, way began it wound in hand is while the stars twinkled about their -. will contain, dun lit >rHp Deeper thy made— merrily I determine! to further, in the grow rougher, eliciting groan ruin the poor g .mioK r...«ir- It investigate tsnt is thy blood reddens the steel. radiant queen. It was a glorious night and uniclti, superbly Du iiau-.f on na hope of finding some clasp or ornament captai... not a sound broke the silent air. Even on ahead to ler-1 hut scarce- Orest Wist ; article! i.n American s for- And when thou hast dealt the blow— upon tinning about the boues, aud so, throwing Nixl started us, tho breakers were nor could wo wo lost si ht of him in tho eign industry: tmutilu It il.usira'. t era ; When the blade from thy hand lias flown— silenced, ly a minute after off the of which the first on s*j ziia.ui t Instead of the heart of the foe find a trace of tnem. The force of the vast feeling repulsion, darkness ho I e nm to halloo for help. Fol- Scotland, Norway i..r§ the remains sent over I and the West I'd ms; e vve,it>. Thou raay'st find it sheathed in thine own! wave as it struck the shore must have caused sight of gristly me, lowing the sound of hLs \\>ioo we discovered Wi.liak was I for Bi.ack and D \V. Dowells i,ov. I. tr —Charles Henry Webb in The Century. the roar that seemed to foretell our doom. set to work; nor disappointed, him in a quit k -nd, into which he uih struggling a and his men had about tho neck n cord, which remold, in 8ngl u ,hr i|, While I slept, Capt. Jack hanging by was rapidly sinking. AVo lugged and straineil I found a Ja ks t.Arit-nio Hk.rss ml been busy freeing the vessel from the mass of crumbled into pieces at tny touch, with all our might to release him, but 1 \uklia iv«a; of a curious sltoit At'iOt-S Miss 'V ooLftoN m -jf sea weed with which it was surrounded, and small engraved amulet or medal by Pf we never could. At last, with a wr amt |. ai < had cleared it so that there would be no red metal, not unlike gold, and lying near it, thought papular lets; u-d -,te of herculean we him with the "rustic tmrt lit. r.in |nt>-rp in to sea when the breeze a small bronze dagger. effort, got free, ..ptcml The • difficulty putting We Are Ned and and have been a of oricbal- loss of his 1 *x>ts. but it must havo cost, poor hiutorial are .-on lit-ted Guo. chums, I, that was to carry us sprang up, for the calm I believe the medal was bit Department! by from Ned was Jack an awful for he ceased Tho only brand of Lnundry Soap William Cchtib Willia '>kan boyhood. quite unwell from still continued. cum, that precious red metal of tho ancients Capt. pang, IJowh.h, ■. at and sat exhausted. av.ii'li'd a da. modal the ud t'UAHLLS Ditolkt >V ARNRU. overwork and the doctors prescribed a com- are which Plato tells of. It was swearing down, utterly “Where wef’ asked Ned. badly chipped v.- in a few Orlo.in; Exposition. Guaran- plete rest, a sea and of exer- but we could sec that it bore a de- We started on again, and moments voyage plenty answered and ■ “Can't say, sir," Capt. Jack; worn, • ; oh ilntoly pure, and for ponora! cise, advising him to go to a warmer climate. in that there similar to that the the welcome sight of tho cliff greeted our HAPER’S PERIODICALS. “teetotally lost my reckonin’ sign upon gate, Neptuno hxiiM-ia id pur]H)so3 is tlio very best Ned didn't like the idea of his it. wo rounded the pro leaving storm an’ can’t make no observation by tho and the sun figuring prominently upon eyes. Hurrying on, I'KR YRAR. but was talked around to it. and con- montorv, but stood when we found studios, finally moon. We’re off some big island or other, The dagger had a small handle, aghast Elis father the w es ist its further side HARPER S placed his pretty little yacht, tho judgin’ from them mountains, but what, is tained no ornamentation whatever, except, a beating agai MAGAZINE.$ 4 00 at our n where t lio stone wharf had tieen before. The HARPER'S 4 Swift, disposal, insisting upon my more’n I can tell.” small spiral at tho top of the hilt. It had WEEKLY. oO liis son the en: ■■ vision that as far as we could HARPERS 4 accompanying upon forthcoming “Were we in the of land broad, short blade, with a rounded point, side, BAZAR, 00 neighborhood any tU vacation. I the and we save that it six', had been swallowed the sea. PKR’S YOUNG PKOt> 2 00 accepted invitation, when you last took your reckoning?’ I asked. and was in jeerfect preservation, by It dt/t' to (itl su’r,e,ritt ... in tty* spent a very busy week in getting ready, “Nearest was the coast, of was covered with rust. This find encouraged ‘‘Where's the Swift?” said Ned. free place Portugal, t’niietl and after which we cruised the coast of heart stood still at the of what Staten, Camufa Afcxieo. along in’ we can’t lie there, 'cos that was to the us to search further, but we only succeeded My thought a to we were France and Portugal for while, until Neil sast’ard of us an’ we’ve been druv wes’ most in ourselves more than ever, if might have happened her, but begriming The volumes of the u auazinb began with declared himself tired of amateur yachting, o’ that were relieved by the sight of a flash followed by the time.” possible. Numbers for June.tad Dei’.’, .".t of each of can- yew. ind expressed a desire to get out sight of “What was the nearest land to the west c< While we wero through tho the "spang” of the yacht's little brass wandering Wtl-n no time ia -pecitied ...bscnpuouu will land again. He named tho Azores as our then?” Ned. ruins a wind had for which tho non. our position queried sprung up, Mexican War Veteran. oegin with the N urn he irront nt the time and the bow of our his sincere since it shouted Jack. destination, accordingly “Tho Azores was wes’-sow-wes’,” said Capt captain expressed thanks, “Ahoy!" Capt. .( receipt of order. boat w; m westward one fine 1 would soon take us out of thut “infernal No answer. (Hiintod morning Jack, “an’ if we're there, which bet my Bound Vo.uinesot Hasplr s MaOlzinr for ” Tho wonderful of Swift's as a in we then wo've done we all shouted efficacy Smclflc j February. bottom dollar ain’t, place. “Ahoy!’’ together. three years back, iu neat en.in bin tin will We sailed before a breeze of I ever heard Like all Jack had his super- Still no answer. remedy and euro for rheumatism and all hlood dis- | along spanking about the fastest bit travelin’ sailors, Capt. oe tent by mail, post paid, on receipt of $3 00 for some the sea and there was no braver man We felt another ominous tremor bo- leagues, enjoying bracing tell of. The seven league boots was a infant stitions, though eases, has never had a more conspicuous Illustration per voiutue. Oloth Cases, for binding, 50 until the became the I believe ho was nenth us. air, sky gradually overcast, to it.” upon sea, yet really than this case affords. Tho candid, unsolicited and .cuts each—by mail, post paid. at what I can- to a l haze shutting out the sun, and, last, be- wo row and find afraid in that city of tho dead, of The wind was rapidly rising gale, and I del to IIahfkr h mao “Well, suppose ashore emphatic testimony given by the venerable gentle- */..n Alpi.Hit >»l, black and mak- not toll: but there is an a wo th« tho doleful sound seemed like a tou coming impenetrably thick, out,” said Ned. inspired by dirge Analytical, tuid Classified, for Volumes 1 to dark while tho silence of tho sad unbroken Jack man must bo accepted as convincing nml conclusive. ing everything about us, “It’ll be a all that there great ruins, Suddenly Capt. said, "Gim’mo yer 70, inclusive, from June, to Jnne tough pull through The U 1850, 1885, wind died our vessel motionless. silence attendant their and this haukerehers.” writer a prominent ell Ir.en of Mississippi. The out, leaving sea weed,” said the captain, “but if you want upon decay, one vol 8vo, Cloth, $4 00. Jack said it looked and have worked at he W- did anil a match he gentleman to whom Mr. Martin refers, and to whom Capt. “nasty,” to go I'll try it. I must say I’m a bit curious may upon him; any rate, so, producing ig- Remittances should be made by Post-office once he first saw the wv ordered his men to take in sail. While they about it myself.” wanted to go at when nited them. Grasping his idea at once, ho Is Indebted for tho advice to which ho owes his Money Order or Draft, to avoid chau of were at work the to flash breeze the sea weed to and tore tho from our coals, and used toss lightning began Shortly after we were laboriously working swaying draperies lining final relief from years of suffering. Is Mr. King, far with vividness and accom- fixi, and of moisture from combustible article we could find on are not to this great rapidity, a passage through the mass of sea weed lying shaking drops every many years tho popular night clerk of tho Lawrence Mt'Newppnpers copy ad“ in the moon- \V> panied by thunder of a most terrific descrip- the water and after half an hour of them that looked like diamonds our persons for the improvised beacon. ’.ertiS' ment without ss order of Hab- upon House, at Jackson. theeApu so and drawn that tho as fell. would have burned our but I'Kil.V Brothib. tion, deafening long bard work succeeded in reaching a rocky light they coats, too, they * us Xu of the we so sea peals seemed never ending. The seaabout point that jutted into the water. spite captain’s protestations, were wet from contact witli the weed JacKRCih, Miss., April T9. 1887. Address was as smooth as glass—hardly a ripple dis- decided to ascend tho walls of tho city and that it would have been useless to attempt it. Tint Swift BnctFIc Compart, Atlanta, On.: Leaving tho men in charge of the boat HARPER* Now York. turbed its while the air seemed overlook our before As it our was Keen, and in a few Oentkmrn—l havo lieen an Invalid pensioner for BROTHERS, surface, heavy Jack and I our surroundings leaving, was, signal Ned, Capt. proceeded upon contracted and other as \\ an and our ascent at a where we wore on board forty years, having pulmonary ind close, if ith ominous foreboding. to come began place they moments snugly ensconced trip of exploration, fully expecting diseases In tho Mexican hut not 111) tho lstof IsM. ‘When she said “she'll wero Our foothold was the out to sea, the vol- War, comes,” Capt. Jack, some hut at but crumbling away. Swift, putting leaving upon fisherman’s every step, March, 1875, did I feel any symptoms of rheumatism. j oe a ripper, an’ no mistake. 1 never seen it not sure for a moment, between the slippery cano in full over t he doomed city die place was deserted. eruption On that day I was suddenly stricken with that dis- : sea but wo succeeded 'ike this unless it blew great guns after,” and our- weed and loose stones, behind us. Not a living thing appeared besides ease In both hips and ankles. For twenty days I Harper’s he leaned “to listen to the he in the of tho wall, and wero Jack, at threw tho Weekly, forward, wind,” selves, either human or of the brute creation. reaching top Capt. my request, log walked on crutches. Then the pain vu lest violent, : said, but no wind came. The unnatural well paid for our toil. and as true un account as It shifted from to For weeks I ILLUSTRATED. deadly, The island, or whatever it was, appeared continually, kept but Joint Joint. would We soo tho extent of was our usix'r- lie totally disabled, either on one side of my or ?nlrn upon the water was undisturbed by the was cov- could not, however, h» able of course, in order to body to be of n rocky formation, and it the other. The pain never left me a moment for 11 A R f Kit'S W KKKI.V hlM a Well-••s’ahlUhed IUI I lift on stretched as as p|*i*.e brer th of while the flash and tho ruins; away tain near tho location of the eleven and seven months—that Is from illustrated m Anno mt (oil ness ilightest air, ered in all directions with a thick carjiet of pile pile they possiblo years March 1, leading newspaper flit* s»f when 1 was first to October iu comment* »• rti. jooni of heav o’s heaviest artillery reflected as far as the eyo could see, apparently end island of ruins, lie placed it somewhere 1875, attacked, 1, 1886, edito.itul on cu* rent pot lies has <1 for 1$ tangled sea weed, but we law no vegetation when I wascured. During these eleven years of In- h« lonpoctanrl confidence of*11 impartial readers, umlth# and reverberated over its surface. leas—and was that about. -10 N. and 20 but tense I tried 3pon if kind. everywhere glittering degs. (legs. W., upon suffering Innumerable prescriptions variety ami excellenceof us M.-ruiy ut'iuoui*, wo *h- any from various nml tried without the the wo found no land iud1- physicians, everything sng- oludo serial and short stories the tio*t and mutt po ular Suddenly, slightest warning, of iar our green covering. consulting map Inr If ever by Hugo jxxils water peded progress, friends, but 1 received tho lea writers, fit it for the |H*ru*al r.f people of the widest rango sither sound of wind or of a the mountain side wo could discern a eated there. r;estedicneflt front modlotna taken or e by splash water, and the land wher > it was not of bed- Upon any Internally of taste* mid pursuits, Supplement* arc pro* itself, 1 am not awnro of It. about tl frequently like tho a we ternally, Finally, vided, and no expense is to the older gigantic wave, as high, I verily believe, as huge pile, formed Egyptian pyra- On reaching civilized country again first of I spared bring highest rock, seemed to be one mass of oozy mud. Beptemtier, made arrangements to go to tl f mti*tlo ability to hear the illustration .,f ih« Mount from the before but and in heard of tho terrible that oc- Arkansas, of ever upon Illane, emerged gloom there wo obse rved dead fish mids, larger grander every way. earthquake HotSprlngsof having despaired changeful piteeee of homo an.1 foreign histn y. In ail lie Hero and upon other when I met an old a onward with incredible Had we been able to reach 1 do not doubt curred in southern our ab- remedy, accidentally features Haki-km’* Wkkki.yIh to be a us, rushing rapidity live ones in tho it, Europe during tpialntanee. Mr. now of tho l.nwrence Hous admirably adapted the ground, and swimming King, wulcoinu guest in every household. that wo should have found it to lie the work and which to Feb. of this Ho had oneo been a great sufferer froi ind force. of water. sence, had, from Feb. 33 city. larger pools rheumatism, anil, as 1 supposed, had ticcn curt* For the I we were lost. of but we did not make tho attempt, fillod one in that with moment, thought We walked some distance along the shore man, 3d, 1887, every vicinity by a visit to Dot Springs. Hut wr.cn I met him he on the told me that his visit to the Hot was In vala HARPER’S PERIODICALS. It seemed ns if tho mighty mass of water of note. for wo noticed dark clouds gathering terror. Springs without observing anything worthy —he found no relief. On Ills return Crum UotSprlngs must us, but in the excite- horizon and forward. I have this to offer for our PRB THAN. inevitably swamp Just before us rose a cliff, shutting out tho moving rapidly explanation he heard, for the first time, of ihoS. S. S. ns a remedy for rheumatism. He tried It and six bottles made a ment of the moment we failed to notice what Fearing they would soon obscure tho moon, marvelous adventure, it occurred when tho harper’s curve of the coast from our anew. complete cure. Several years have passed sluce, but magazine,. $400 we saw was our whose we to find our was at its afterward clearly salvation. Wc decided to walk round this obstruction, upon light depended earthquake height. Consequently, bo has had no return of the dlsense. HARPER’S WEEKLY. 4 B0 I returned to It. In Tho wave was not one of those foam way, wo set out at once to return to the yacb t. 1 argue, the earthquake must havo lieen the Immediately try Septembor I HARPER’S 4 00 capped hoping to find some clew to our whereabouts took four bottles, and by the first of October I was BAZAR. On tho road we heard a curious cause of w monsters formed by the shrieking winds as tho other side. rumbling it. I believe the ruins were those of well—as far as the rheumatism as concerned. All HARPER’S YOUNG PEOPLE,. 2 00 upon pain had und I have rot felt a twisu* themselves the noise and felt a of tho earth, somo lost which had been for disappeared, to ail Slates Can- they disport upon angry Not far from the cliff we discovered a stone slight trembling long city, OF IT EIHCE. I’outage'free subscribers in the United ada or Mexico. so in that we were at first in- the s no In waters; on tlie contrary, it was perfectly with iron or bronzo slight, fact, centuries submerged in ocean depths, I have Interest making this statement other pier, solidly built, large than the that It direct other to our own but another hope may some sufferer smooth; no white froth formed a crown iqxin h clined doubt senses, and the great convulsion of nature cast it rings for mooring vessels to, but no sign of to a sure source of relief, und If It lias this result I The volumes of the Wkkkkly begin with the first N urn- in its stead was a of tremor soon and tb » fall of a tot- forth from its tho sea n am well rewarded for trouble. I am re- In its crest, but film mud or man. tho which im occurred, resting place in for my very horn for /annary of each year When no time mention- ship Rounding point spectfully and truly your friend. sub* will with the huiutwr -urrent at ind debris. with tering piece of masonry con vbleed us that we few hours, only to submerge it again, |>er- ed, rlptieu begin peded our view, we were struck dumb J. M. H. Maktir. time of ..ij.t of order as if some were not mistaken. than and hide from man- It rolled along smoothly, giant astonishment at tho sight which met our eyes nnps deeper before, Hound Volumes of HAiraa'ti Wkkki.y, for throe years reach the For sale by all Treatise on Blood and h»< k, ia neat cloth binding, w.il U* mmlby mail, posted* tiad formed it by casting a huge rock into above on a We made all haste to gate by kind the relics of antiquity it contained. druggists. Some five hundred yards us, l>nid, or by express, (provided the freight uoe* not exceed we had desirous of Skin Diseases mulled free. the ocean. We were lifted bodily upon its the ruins of an which entered, escaping The lost island of Atlantis is said to be at one dollar per volume), for $7 UOper volume gently rising slope, lay Tub Bwift Breanc as as Co., Cloth cMc*. for each volume, suitable for binding, will broad shoulders, rising up, up, up, until it ancient bathed in and backed from such precarious quarters quickly about the same spot where Capt. Juck placed city, moonlight Drawer 3, Atlanta, Oa. he went by mail, postpaid, on receipt of $1.00 each teemed as if we had but to reach out over our but the task of finding it was not our ious island. It lie that wo be made or- by the dark slopes of a rugged mountain possible, niyste may llemittances should t»y Post-offloe money sends to touch the sullen clouds that lowered such an easy ono as we anticipated. had seen the ruins of a part of that fabled der or draft, to avoid chance of loss. range. Newspapers are not o copy tins advertisement with- above flashes of at each Wo retraced our as we until Who knows?—H. B. Alexander in us, darting lightning Mere again wo saw rue raexpucaoio musses steps, supposed, place. out the express order of Harper k B«others. wo reached the where tho should Tho Address HA HP It It A BROTHERS, Now York. Dther. of sea weed, not only upon the ground, but spot gate Argonaut. oeneam ami wo have to our but it i nen it passed along us, averywhere, even upon the ruins themselves, been, according reckoning, It is to describe that was not then it dawned us that What tho 1888. went down. iinpossihlo hanging in festoons from pillar to pillar, there, ujkjii Eplmru Knows. iwful sensation of and wo were lost amid the ruins. sinking deeper deeper forming in places a roof instead of the one Tho epicure knows a great many things what seemed a bottomless of black Our was Into pit which had long since gone to decay, or mak- danger heightened by continually about living which commonplace people Harper’s Bazar. see a dozen before us tremors and in the water, unable to yards ing curtains for doorways through which no recurring rumblings ought to learn. IIow many people know lave a flash us a mo which threatened to overthrow ILLUSTRATED. when lightning gave human foot had passed for centuries. earth, now to drink beer? Very few. The proper of some moss of stone and crush us all mentary glimpse our surroundings. The scene was weird to tho drops mighty way to enjoy a glass of lager is to extreme; gulp Habpkk'm Babas In a home It comb nop choice After what to us an endless beneath it. We looked at each other in blank down Journal. apfieared timo, of moisture upon tho sea wood rclleeted the it quickly before tho exhilarating liter'MtucM ami flueilluotratinu* with tboluteal tut lltgcuow were wo to do? clever **-rial we once more reached tho sea level, wliioh here and there, giving tho ruins dismay. What gas escapes, Tho epicure will not talk over regarding th« fashion* Each number hi* moonlight ami alien * lot ie«, practical uml time y oaaayw, bright poems, was almost as smooth as lieforo the great of a idea occurred to mo, his nor will he allow tho to the effect of being illuminated by millions Suddenly bright qlass, barkeej»er Iminoroua sketch**, etc It* pattern-wbeet and laahiOQ wave had but we were no mo ot will alone ladiea to ave tuunf passed, longer It was grand, it was sublime, it and I clambered up to the top of the pile fill it by holding tlr.) gins; far below the plate HUpplamentM help fairy lamps. iinea the uowt ofttlOBubacriptiou, a d p person o-oilci!- the of the wave hud been to take an and sure as in this the tionless, impetus was beyond description. masonry observation, f'.ueet, way you get foam, quelle, decorative art, hou»c-kc**plng in all it* branch#*, wo .ml a xmimunicated to tlio whole sea, and When the first met our wo stood enough, not fifty yards away I saw the great /rhile the carbonic gas escapes. wine cookery, etc., make it useful In weiy huu*hoM sight eyes ‘Now, of lu edllonulH are marked eastward with no uue pioiuotsr economy. by found ourselves it, circus or race course, which we had should not be and in small * rushing awestruck. open only stpjxxl slowly good scnim, and not a line is ad »l»od to Its column that item foremost. it we ouldoif'end the moat fiiatldloua taste. “Do you know the place?” asked Ned of the tioednsar tho gate; hurrying across quantities, but also should Ixj smelled while do but to tho bul- wo We could nothing cling captain. soon found the path by which had come. drinking. Tho olfactory nerves play a mo. warks and into each other’- of gaze helplessly “1 never see it before,” was the response; Occasionally wo couul hear the crash Important part in the enjoyment of eating HARPER’S PERiOHIOALS. blanched faces. In a few moments wo were we some mass as it over- and Wine has a delicious and without further questioning rrexx-eded falling toppled down, drinking. odor, I*KR YKAU. overtaken by a second wave, not so largo as the of tiff dead thrown the e.u tii. but this only which makes it far more to the to approach majestic city by trembling agreeable : 4 00 but us to HARPER’ MAGAZINE.$ tho first, perhaps, causing go Ned was on tho wav a served tv heighten our fears and accelerate drinker if hi' will avail himself of the badly frightened by only lARPKU'S WEEKLY, 4 00 through the same sensations. in a our Tioce. knowledge of the fact. largo porpoise, lying partly submerged l| aRPKK'P HAZAH, 4 00 A third and still smaller one followed, but and alxnii All the or our surrounuings, Tho also knows a or t .v. shallow pool, that jumped flapped pocuc lieauty epicure thing HARPER’* VOUNG PEOPLE. 2 (10 while wo were its so seemed to have dancing upon crest, ready os he was passing, thereby treating him to a which ha/1 impressed us, about meats. Ho always chooses tho dark The Volumes of the Babas he .gin with the first '•um- to take that awful downward plunge again, shower bath. (lid the moment the danger of remaining be- ports of a fowl, which liavo the best flux or very respectable ber lor January of each year. When no time i« mention* mother and wave from the di larger opposite We tried to think of some reason why this came apparent. and juices. The white meats he leaves to the e l. Hulmci ipliou will .begin witn tbo Number current at met with it. The tunu of of order reetion and combined lish was so far from its native element When wo reached the wo discovered In too, the receipt huge gate unsophisticated. eating, eplcuri t ouud Volumes of II a seat's Babaas, for 3 ye ti* i>ack iwirl of waters caused their tho shock of its fall by meeting and in a position which it was clearly unabl<- that It had fallen, and understands the value of order, and freely in neat cloth binding, will be went by mail, postage paid, twisted our little boat about liko Should bo used a few months before confinement or tree of expense the freight does turned and to reach but gave tho had badly jarred tho surroundings, causing exercises tho olfactory nerves. This cun be by express, (provided by itself, up problem not exceed one dollar per volume), tor 70oper vo'um# a straw'. and com- Send for book To Mothers," mailed free. l'*r and pushed on through mud and rlimo to tho the overthrow of several pillars done (lain'.ily and without offense to good Cloth i^uies for each volume, wultabte binding, will Sometimes wo were spun rapidly around The seemed that mode of egress. or taste. As to BitADPtKLo Regulator Co., Atlanta, G» enent by mail, post paid, on receipt oi each mysterious city. way very long pletely blocking up breeding smoking, every Remittance* should be mude PohI-oAcs money or- wo were by tike a then carried about was in a moro man a it*. teetotum, until by go-t *t figure '•homo comfort’’ was antagonistic t t hob-i .ries, Dimly tho idea dawned upon our minds, tho arch of tho gate was a rude carv- through tho same performance. it ii In. *'in i,i. t, m tie -■ hjet-u and Upon principles is now a relic of the jmst. It 1 i., benumbed as they were by terror and giddi- in which Tho was quite smooth, and, being i-hmI h,Hi'fu-i-i and >;-h' | ing, relief, undoubtedly represented pillar been proved that as much retirement, sketches, that some terrible convulsion of nature were covered with Just rn athletic .. i-rr. > i « ness, tho sun, and on either side five stars. seaweed, very slippery. much independence, is to bo found under the- (iii.eis g-i.ua, irring was taking but wo hal not energy odd or with how times wo almost reached the top, pi-e-us, e'r mi trihl.tl-'l hr iIh- h-i-. hteSt ana place, Some looking sliq* galleys, many reof of the largest hostelry as in the abode- to it. W< tho to slide back I haven’t the mo,l fatuous writer.. ? -liu-n umo ia are enough remaining speculate upon queerly shaped sails, completed design, only ugain, where families are to dwell in single supposed f • held on to our and waited, while with no mean skill. idea, hut it veas more than once. numerous and excellent, »i-hI merely posts which was executed slightest and It on Supple- ■ peace quietness. depends wholly to and we were whirled along over the deathly quiet wo saw row on row of Wo reached the top of th wall only ments ot especial interest Parents Entering, pillars finally tho individual, whether it is to be a narrow of the sea. wails in various states of to come to a stand still as a mode of Teachtrs will be a feature of the forthcoming and preservation, regards surface existence, or the “intimo” freedom I heard Jack “Not a from them in descent the other side. I was volume, which will ermpri e fifty-three Capt. mutter, capful with seaweed dangling every upon fully reserved for those who know how to live o’ and listlessly observed that the at- wo cama twenty-five foot high at the lowest [mint, and THE JOHNSC'.T BEV0LVIN3 BOOH CASE. numbers. wind,” conceivable way. Walking along, But every year develops the American capa was still and of an oval a of feet is not a tv it ii lNDBra«i'SNT^ r.nLVKS to Hooks mosphere jjerfeotly intensely to a large open space shaix-, paved drop twenty-five pleasant for tho best out of uud in Adjustable city getting life, or ANv Hbight. An of th*' is attractive oppressive. After we had been hurried along carefully throughout, os we observed by prospect. epitome everything this xrery hotel patronage, which is a nationa A SUPERB PRESENT. and deeiraole in literature—Boston for—I cannot say how many minutes, or away tho mud and debris that cov- At Capt. Jack’s suggestion we removed our juvenile scraping characteristic, it has shown exceedingly good INVALUABLE TO Courier hours, it seemed a century—wo felt tho wave ered it. coats, and, knotting tho sleeves together, Some time hence this country I.nwyrrs, Clergymen, Physlrlan*. A least ot to til* a held this while Ned judgment. we-kly good things boys beneath us rising to still higher altitude, At one end were the remains of a Lugo formed a short rope. Ho Editor*. Bankers, Teachers, may weary of this mode of living, but now end girls in every which it visits.— until wo were shot downward into the entire which and I from it and but then Mer< Rants, Students, family suddenly stand, overlooking spaco, hung dropped, others a people who have tried turn xvith feel- amt all who read Hook*. Brooklyn Union. the darkness. Then we could hear the roar led us to believe ft have once formed a came the question, how was he to get down. might of content to the mid luxurious It is wonderful in its wealth ot a ing expensive CHEAPEST! STRONGEST! pictures, and of water before us; the first sound race course. It could not have been an Ned and I scraped together lot of sea- BEST! splash of these modern caravansaries. Ira and interest.— Christ an Advo- a sort liberty Ma le of Iron, finished in black, with beautiful gilt Information, that fell ujxm our ears during that awful arena, since there was nothing to wild weed and piled it up, making of cush- keep from is the secret of ts ornamentation, it cannot warp, check, get out of N. Y. tho thunder and tiie of him to fail Ho and mur.ity housekeeping split, cate, calm, except lapping beasts from leaping among the spectators or ion for u[iou. jumped order, or wear r> it. Kach shelf, 10 in. will hold popularity. While housekeeping grows daily square, tho water under our bow. running into the city itself. landed upon the stuff, but managed to turn 16 vols. size of Appleton's Cyclopaedia, Holds more moro difficult, tho hotel becomes more of u l>ooks in less than other device. TYhme: Postage I*r. pa l’-r Y r. “Breakers!” roared Capt. Jack, and wo Wo wandered about among tho ruins his ankle, so that ho beguiled tho rest of our space any h"me, and rnoro of tho refinre No. 1, I or to hold 1 tier for our doom. with and but it must exemplifies Table, of books,...910.00 Vot. November 1, 1S87. waited, breathless, searching for traces of the past, and, were it way groans profanity, 44 IXbegin* elements of private life.—Boston Herald. 2a,.. 2 tiers ... 12.00 we not reach tho breakers. Our for cloak of seaweed have been for he was laid up 44 44 44 But did not the thick covering very painful, 2. Moor, 2 ... 12.00 44 44 44 44 “ and slowed we would doubtless have suc- l'or u fortnight with it afterward. 3, 3 ...' 15.00 S' c in.n Copy sent on receipt o1' it two little craft gradually gently up everything, 44 44 44 44 4, 4 ... 18,00 and stood anchored fast in a mass ceeded iu runny interesting ob- Wo tried to support him as wo went along, cent stamp. finally still, unearthing Bucklens Arnica Salve. The best sire for use is No. 3. for general >n.-_ie FiveCer.ts each. of sea weed. but as it was, our search was fruitless and managed tolerably well, we were .numbers, tangled jects; on of 4 w I or ei:\« Shipped, carefully packed, receipt price. be made our wo decided to bo seen but that endless fortunate to come upon tho road Tun Bsst Salts in »h» ir! K-mittances should by Post-office After examining position —nothing was enough SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. which wo first that there was for us to do but wait. of ruins with its glittering leading to ths cliff, from had 8ore». Dicer, Rheum Ferrr, Or'.er or Draft, to avoid chance of nothing monotony drap- Bruist-s, Descriptive price li*.t containing testimonials Fre*, Money had ceased, and and about tho stones of the ruins. Wo expected to lose Tho thunder and lightning eries, coiling clinging caught sight Sores Tetter, Hands, Chilblains, lllust rnted CutAlogus of Stationery au ia • i wtpupers our rather but on \ ho that had been obscured tho Comssnd vessel by tho waves affected between two fallen pillars, approach- clomis rising AME&ZO'!i EP.UM STATI01TEB7 CO., ti3**tuent w ithout tl- uxpr-.a ord» r of Harper US in almost total darkness. cures or no r»-! l! i* severely taxed nerves ns a narcotic, and I ! lag it was only too glad to retreat again, for moon, leaving ly Pile®, pay re«| 7 Bon;! C'ruct. Now York, N. Y. A Brothers. to the interest of our unenviable ot yielded myself unquestioningly to ie and fell wo discovered a hideous devilfish, or octo- To add guaranteed to give perfect si 'setton Address of volcanic stono and | in there, and I narrowly fragments • box. Np;.: T. HARPER rilSR New York. asleep. pus, hiding escaped i none; refunded. Pric-i c-n tSlEiTR Hfc FOR THE 1 NDKUl j , Just how long I slept I cannot toll, but I * the embrace of one of his long arms. lava began dropping about us, and, looking wo see a red the sum- was awake; xl by the voico of Capt. Jack, Tired with our exertions uud covered from back, could glow upon