but Mr. Hithei also, who w*o Di -k Aa Hrir*- R^tsre r»—.rt to these evtr»'mi X SptiWh by Fre*J4*at brant. •zh- Cii-r i: * - v:. : 4,*»t Ui ..in but they find w ii&tibey terrific race on horseback "* - Oct We nert )«<i «/rcr a farm nrar »ti< f**k f»>». About a vear since some £>"1.'**) An effect of the widening use of steam the object being to run it down. f)L ; Stir'.T twr«tT vr*n up- a \TK:lh of a machinery is that :t tends to raise up a the race the road runner took v 4t tl»e roceni n»:*t in# at Des Moines, nv«. «•«. - ** -toi f.«a north of ancnt diamonds were l'-und on multitude of men who—trusting rather to low-limbed trees frequently, jumping * frnra of the Socktir ot U*e Am* of <*»*' i grkpEK-! tor*- through two fmc** an- - - y the person of a passenger from Europe, ! Km op, «natf tml **4 off t«ro. rf^iirotwr v«k 11» 1 T<-fi»«jww:»\ loud call* were made for and the v-nore probably ruined him. Atd that familiarity that breeds contempt branch to branch, making it decided'** i ran trite* % *ht*v 4nd ripped it »o W. wlti** u oo ^ Pr»*.dert' Grant Aft*r a few humorous vet. DO oouitf. it was in«ib<retion that was than to the practical knowledge of the na­ u-re-;ting as well as hot for the pur>nt" i ar.dXn «• n^th:n? wouldM>uld h"tdM Lcr.hw. we M4e. »-i oo» on k:» »mn ture and properties of steam which every as Mr. Tully had to climb and drive it)' (ttiivkx in r> irrmce to the call* for bim- ! lue tc*'. T AU«K of fa:* mi-tonune. Ha«l he !u .'1. > V (Ml«. wher^a h» r» we : into iW br ^i and ostr^ w-^ld tt, tru-tworthy engineer must have—are ever It was finally run down and cantumri J «iiif -M2<i ' jeu Sherm#n, in which be *aid ixir %a-l kept his owcoiinsei be wouhi iiiive \<e* n ' krao, he* i hi* fortane He h*J raised !, by Mr. Tully, but soon ii?i «j been ':ii*v>taary at the reunion*'<f this I plump atriin«t a tree. The eni i»d to p*.-« his diauii"') is un-cathed. willing, if not eager, to step into the en- thereafter I *k;riri*d '» far*. n»*&r!y put oct }i fjtfft it-ifU-r'.r. VfiJif «a <-f amiy to i- ill upon hiui just becaune he al­ The informers in these c*>ie- are paid one- , giDeer's berth. They kave *eeo an en- from the }*>x, and before it could i,. ^ i, ft cvf. and k».^k«K} four W-tfe out of |w**lthj pvtsU hit eitnrw,^ »*-»« down again it was caught by the doe! ways made tin* tJiorte*t spei-rh.'he I'rwi- third of the *-»iue of the seizures thus| gine rnn, day in and day out. Perbaj* they I4-'»b » twxith. It was tli« eiritinz j were sratifl«i. mud Dt^hw eflrrt ®of unfortunately killed. In Southern (• <leijik «*id he had con* luded to di>ap{.oint fr ,aou ru-wie, and it may b« well under*t«»d that have occasionally heljied to run one. At any rormp-* " 1 ever t«*A in• my life,--- and• !• f ^ iteui vii %|»mi to pf>»T*rly rnU;. thev have worked alK»ut an engine a fornia, w here the character of th*.,, tiu.tb thi* time. and he had, therefere^ jolted Lim for ti»e :«ter walks of ,:U. bat *t U bt r-ne iiuie hat;! like the one mentioned 1 JUM t*2i«ning to take nn inten-#t in it— good deal; and as the engineer does not runner is better known, the Mexican*'- tknrn What he wished to aay, when he WSM mtt happy or cotiU-rsted. Wrtbo«! w ould set a steward up in pocket for some jn*l f ttir.g wjntif! up and prep*rinz t. • impress tlieui as a man of remarkable Indians never kill it. They say that rwl a* follow*: making any preparation for a aad time lake met/ or«>h>gM:al oi-»#*rvatiori*—but no5» obilitv they do not see why anyb<*ly can­ the deadly enemy to the rattlesnake •• It always afford* me pfdonge*} "ytixmry. or :t:f.-nnisg cither Laces, diamonds, silka. satin*, velvets he w,t» <i very sntio<3« tocjuit that I dida t not do as well as he. At least they are mode of warfare is one of judgment much gratification to meet my comrades irien<t<t or rela!iot3 ct !•«» iateati»n>-. at and ail manner ot clothing are the articles like to refuse, although I hated to give tip confident that they can. and, in case of favorite mode of attack being when' in arm* of t* n and fourteen year* ago. to qnietlv left hi* h"ROE, S'IEC-Whai uninten­ most commonly »miig_'led from Kuroj«-. and iJiandon my ientifii inv«sffgatif»n. snake is asleep: it then gather* r i Idi over ag;titi tin* trial* ai>d hardship# of tionally perf'»niiing a •fi_v»teTxru* difcap- Immense quantities of laces arc annually emergency, are willing v> put their ac " Ho I threw out my coat and \nxAa and knowledge (or their lack of it) to a test. and, after circling the reptile within those days—hardship# \tuy*MA for the [*arajK-e. Ihiy« rolled a* ay into w«*ks, flisst-d thrr>ugh without seizure. The made the othtr fellow* do the -ainc. ^r-A writer knew of one ra»e last year where When the emergency arises employer* thorny ring, wake* him up with a pick i>r»'4*-rvfttif>ri and jierpctuation of our free we row: alK^vc the trees and waited ssong wttk> into month*, and ii«'»rtii« into yr*r±. institution*. We b< li< v«-<5 then, and we It* two la-iies- succeeded in smuggling are too apt to give such amateur engineers by dropping one of the tnornv thin r* •blcndidly until we struck 'he river, when an'l the cru*h>-'j heart* the parents' *«r»- lievc now. that we haft * Government n'4 relieved by any ?lini»'.iue ij<iing.» from Uirotirh some $!0 iS»0 worth of Irish iitces a chance to try their hand. The actual him. The snake will not cross the eaci ohe .Hiiddenly d<»lg»-'l down and the ed engineer is called off suddenly, is sick, or and he is sooner or later aggravated i,j: worth fighting for and, If nwl 1*.*, their bor. They Variy rav*- way t,> dt- They Vere 10 !« -f:d for the Iw-nefit ot a of the car caught 'in the water, and the spring, when he falls upon the thorn- dying for. How many of our com­ »-{X.0'lew-y. and, while»ett;ingd«iwn tothe charitable institution down S<>uth, and otherwise kept from his po>t. Sometyxiy wind i^'k her, and we went wudding death ensues by nightfall.—f%. wA rade* jmid the latter price for our l»elief thai he * a» dead and wrer niore this made the thing justifiable in their mu.-t take his place or everybody must along like lightning, nearly dr»r*ned. mind-, the poor getting the benefit tjefore sum work. What shall lie done? (Cat.) Star. preserved Union! I>et their beroi«m M/zncuian was washed <jveriK»ar<l, how- would return. #tiM. hoping aftain»t hope, and »acrrfioc he ever grwn in onr fce Government. On« of the lailies ha<i Die k i* handy. Not a regular engineer, ever, and that lightened her *o »Ue went tliev li-^.d all exertion* to Je-ari> ffrmething memory; let not 'he result* of their ksu> fully M) worth of these laces in a to l>e sure, still a bright feliow who Know* Candy for Children. up again, ftt.d I wa> for hUving up . but of him and hi* wh«-real«ou'a. but all t^> no r\f:u- U- destroyed. The Union and the bustle And they served the purpose ex- an engine well enough to keep it running Hob »aid he'd die if h»-didn't g»:t out wi»in. avail. No word, no newa, no lettrr.no free in«ti»ytioiiA f<»r which they fell «bouid C'triingiy well The meth<*l of smng- if all goes rijiht; and tlie particiiar en­ • prominent and skillful and, fx uHe*, he thought we ought to look answer to their ?»ddre«.«*d inquiries to all Cincinnati has recently published a n In- h'lti more dear for th**ir >aerifice* part^ of the world tame to solve the aayt- giing from Havana ha* been resorti-d to now gine. the engineer says, is in such good a W» will not deny to any of tho»*-who utter .Stoneman. Hut I Raid Htoneman |or many years—the throwing india-rub- condition that it wii'l almost run itself. phiet on "Our Teeth and Their Pn*str wait probably drowned anyhow , there terv which v. burb-ned tlieir hearts A f'tutrJH againstwr any privilege under the l*-r bags into the bay, they being picked So Dick i* called in and the gap is filled. tion," in which he declares sugar to wa« no u*e of »*i rifn ir,% our exi^-rimcnt* ft-w vear* ago the father paswl away in <io*erntnrtti which we f laim for oar u{> by small boats Nor is this plan by Sometimes the engineer i- away longer "not only not injurious to the teeth j for him, and I told Mob a man of hi* in­ dealii, and the recoliwtionof hi* waywanl mrivt'M.