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7m. Gotham Sharla. Silas Remapâ€"Back from N00 York, eels? How did’yeou like the town, HI? “Bone veers no en old men vith silvery hair was led into the cyclo- rsm of Gettysburg by e briqn- -iheed littlesirl. Modendhehle. heat down. while the child described to him the features oi the picture. Oe- caeienxfly heated her I queetion u in mm of the accuracy oi her se- eouni. She had deecribed the eherge oi the ‘eoniederete columns and the struggle It the stone wall. when he hiked: ‘But where's the artillery. Key? ‘Do you mean the his (not? They’re over there on the hill in e r0vv.’ ‘All in a row?" he asked. ‘Yee,’ uhe nid; ‘there are some more down here. but they are an upset. l thigh they are bunted.’ ‘le that where the men are coming over the hill?’ ‘Yes. grnndpe.’ ‘le there‘e grove oi trees?- ‘Yes, it eeeme to be full of men. but the smoke in lo thick you can not see them! ‘Oh. I seethom.‘ he cried. “It was then noticed by some of the party near him that he was blind. The little girl answered: '0. no. grandpa, you can’t see ..them’ ‘Yea, I can; said the old soldier ‘I can see the men, the grove, and the broken cannon ly- ing about." _The child looked at him in innocent surprise, and said: 'You are joking. grandpa.‘ ‘Ne, my dear,’ answered the old man. ‘No, that was the last thing I ‘ever saw? There was a caisson expieded there just this side of the stone wall. and that was the last terrible picture I ever saw, for Paint“! by a Little am Mr Her I». dlor Brandt-than it was then that I lost my eyesight. um! I have never got the picture out or- my mind!" ‘ Hiram Hardappleâ€"Got bun ', be gosh! Some smart chap 9a.! 'for a quarter he'd direct me to the Elam-m1 building, Where: they~ n'mde nun-ans. and when I got thar I couldn‘t buy a dauron to :3an my, life. be josh! » Tho Hummus" ..:- unorda under the conditions 0! A fisherman kmad 9.": r..- '-.. .. mental constitution but slender yesterday. 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And when we do edopt Inch e breed-nus“! plea of e:- pedlency we shell find the! petrlotlezn end eentlmentel regerd for name lees rlllcee end Sunder ell go well to- gether. end the people llaemeelvee know It and feel lt.â€"â€"St. Albnne lee- eenger. Men grow old more quickly from having nothing to do than from over- work A running machine will keep bright for 'years An Idle one will‘ soon rust out “Anon. ' A' placer clalm ln‘Calavem county, Callfqrnla, yleldgd in 1857 a lump in which there wu qunrtz, that, when pounded up. gave a return of 181' pounds of gold, valued at $38,920. No day can mind or go without an. riching III to the fun pxtent to Which We hlve developed our capacity to m «Iver-Chum: B.. Newcomb. ‘ Mutt Facile. the Right. Toibe engaged In opposing wron affords, under the cohdiuons of our manta! mafltution. but slender guar-~ THE WAR-7| M E PHOTOGRAPH. Mound-l Day on Madly. Immense Nugget of Gold. Dally Thought. 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