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Taric balanced jungle (damage-
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Since the last patch Taric's rol has changed with the new passive and the armor scaling W habilitie. The patch's day I was forced to jungle and I took Taric coz of despair, but when i was ingame I realized of Taric's jungle habilities. Since then I have used this character as jungle in some other games and I wanted to share with other players my gamestyle,
I also came here to see other Taric jungle guides and I saw some similarities as well as diferent orientation items.
I think my build is more defensive, since i wanted to benefit of the new passive and the armor scaling W.
The maestries are mainly the same as an other guide I saw, the reason is that I agree totaly with that person :P
In addition, explain that taric is a suport champion, doesn't matter the lane you play, so I also have chosen items that can work well with the team, mainly armor.
The most useful spells for taric and any jungler are
because gives you movement, which is essential for ganking. They also give you scape ways of a fight.
Other options are: teleport can be used for backdoor, as taric have a great ultimate that works in minions and can kill a tower easily.
don't recomend Heal, it doesn't help in ganking and taric already have a heal skill. It can only be useful in mid-late game in teamfights.
Don't recomend any other spell.
Pros / Cons
Coz of taric is a situational champion, you can really counter a team in the good situation.
He is totally balanced, 364 armor and 305 damage(ad+passive) per hit! On lvl 18.
He is so good in late game.
His stun is perfect against ultimates as Katarina's, nunu's...
He can make great combos with his habilities.
With this build you provide good defense to your team mates.
Taric and this guide are situational, take taric if the other team have great AD damage, if you think you don't need so much armor, then take more AP or Atk Speed.
He can be seriously damaged with AP.
He is slow. (for that reason I take speed runes)
He doesn't do a lot of dmg per second. When he uses his habilities, his defense/atk power decrease quite a bit.


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Day 2 for MBFWA started off with a lot of rain, I think everyone that headed to Carriageworks was secretly hoping Mother Nature would stop being a sour puss and get her 'farshun' on. Luckily I've been keeping a close eye on the daily weather forecast and had this reserve outfit ready to go....and yes, it was an all-black ensemble! Black has never bored me when it comes to fashion, there's something reassuring about it which when worn right, you begin to question the existence of the colour wheel. I've always been a fan of a head-to-toe black look, being a small part of why I attained the nickname and hence blog name, 'black swan'! Here I have pulled out a prized wardrobe piece, being this asymmetrical, one-sleeve turtle neck which I fell smitten over during my part-time stint working at GUESS? years ago. These high-waisted, skinny jeans are by Dr Denim and fit so well, I can even do slut-drops in them! haha (definition here) To complete the look, these sexy heels by Wittner that I featured earlier in my Night Panther Lust List. So pleased to say this outfit received a lot of compliments throughout the day, I could not help but to feel like Catwoman, however when the heels were off I may have just passed off as a stage-hand. Ha!
On a different note, I've literally just got back from the Vanishing Elephant after party and hump-day drinks, I really should be catching up on some Zs! Day 4 is going to be busy morning followed by more after party festivities in the night! Catch my live updates here on Instagram and Twitter, I have a feeling things may get a tad messy as it nears the end of fashion week!
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Kurt, a twenty-four-year-old Arizona man with HPV, lives in the kind of community where everybody knows everybody — a fact that makes dating with a sexually transmitted infection difficult. "Women have been interested in me, but I've just blown them off, even when I've been extremely interested," he says. "These women are always within my circles, and the possibility of people close to me finding out scares me to no end."
So he turned to dating websites that cater specifically to people with STIs. "It gets the monkey off your back right away," he says. "I can feel comfortable getting to know someone and not be thinking, 'How am I going to tell her?"
Problem is, Kurt hasn't experienced this liberation. He hasn't met anyone he likes through these services, and hasn't had sex — or even a date — in several years.
Dating websites for people with the same STI seem like a natural niche, one that includes PositiveSingles.com, H-Date.com and the genre's warhorse, MPwH.net (Meet People with Herpes), which was founded in 1997 and has more than 70,000 active members. Newcomer PositiveFriends.com has a photo-editing application that allows you to upload photos which obscure your identity, zooming in on just your tattoo or your eyes. Another new site, VDdate.com, feels a bit rickety with its use of outdated terminology like "venereal disease," but its presence reinforces the point: many STI sufferers are opting out of the general singles population and sticking to their own private dating pool.
Or ghetto, depending on who you're talking to. "Creating specific internet-dating sites for persons with STDs tends to perpetuate stigma by separating them from the general population," says Jeffrey D. Klausner, M.D., director of STD Prevention and Control Services at the San Francisco Department of Public Health. "This isolation suggests that those persons are different and not normal, requiring exceptional means to meet other partners."
"Your self-worth is taken the minute you sign up for one of those sites. You're reduced to believing that you're confined to finding a mate afflicted with the same STI as you," says John Jackson, who co-founded the social-networking site Club462.com as an alternative to the dating-by-niche approach; it is openly inclusive of people with STIs. "The reality is that most people will accept you the way you are, once they know you," he adds, citing three cases of negative-positive romance sparked on his site.
This is not always the case. Jackson recalls showing his brother an STI-dating site as an example of what he didn't want to create. His brother's response: "I guess infected skanks need a place to go, too."
We're supposedly living in an era of sexual enlightenment — BDSM has become pedestrian, furries garner yawns. Yet many people with sexually transmitted infections still feel like members of a second-class citizenry. Blame it on our obsession with health and cleanliness: for many people, a significant other with herpes doesn't mesh with the ideal yoga-and-pomegranate lifestyle. Unlike most other illnesses, STIs are regarded as distasteful, even disgraceful.
This, even though STIs are more common than ever. Calling their spread a "hidden epidemic," the CDC estimates there are 18.9 million new infections each year. At least half of the sexually active population will contract HPV at some point; eighty percent of women will have it by age fifty. Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) is at 1.6 million new cases a year: one in five adults, whether they know it or not, has herpes right now. After a precipitous drop, HIV diagnoses have been climbing slightly since 2001. It's estimated that nearly half a million Americans are living with HIV or AIDS.
And these are just the people who know what they've got — viral STIs are sometimes asymptomatic and frequently go undiagnosed. Statistically, your date is more likely to carry a sexually transmitted infection than to share your astrological sign.
You'd think the sheer magnitude of the epidemic would serve to defuse the associated shame, but the stigma surrounding STIs remains virulent and pervasive. They are, after all, about sex — stereotypically, about casual, unprotected sex. They're also, stereotypically, about hideous sores that bloom where the sun doesn't shine. In a survey conducted for Novartis Pharmaceuticals, a majority of respondents said they wouldn't date someone with herpes, and more than a quarter said herpes held more stigma than HIV.
"If someone I met online told me they had an STD, I'd be like, 'Yuck,'" says Katie, thirty-seven, of Austin, Texas. "And I have herpes."
So it's not hard to see why, for many people, STI-dating sites are a godsend. "You already know that that person has herpes, so no fretting over when to bring it up," says Betsy O'Rourke, thirty-nine, a pediatric nurse and herpes-patient advocate who is herself a herpes carrier and user of both STI and mainstream dating sites. "There's no wondering if it's going to be a dealbreaker for them. You can relax about that part and focus instead on finding out what's wrong with them," she laughs. That big reveal is a big, big issue, judging from the message-board topics at H-Date.com: "When should I tell?"; "Will they flip and run away?"; "What are your chances with a non-herpster?"
Those community features can inject a sense of normalcy into the dating process. "There are people there who understand," says Jodi Matthews, owner of Antopia, the parent company of MPwH.net and its sister sites. "You see normal, everyday people. They have herpes, and they're having fun. You realize, 'My diagnosis is manageable. I can have fun, I can have a meaningful, productive, loving life.' It's a place where herpes is not an issue anymore. It's home."
But do these dating services imply, as Dr. Klausner believes, that people with STIs should date only amongst themselves? Or at least, that they're destined to be seen as attractive only to other people with an illness?
"We talked about this long before we launched," says Michael Hummell, founder of PositiveFriends.com. "We decided that it's very similar to JDate. Is JDate relegating Jews to only date other Jews? No. It's a place where people have something in common and are able to relate to each other."
Jodi Matthews, the owner of Antopia, uses a similar analogy: "If someone goes to a dating site for people with dogs, does that reinforce the thought that people with dogs should only date other people with dogs? No. It's just a common denominator."
But there's an obvious difference. HPV is not a hobby; JDate isn't thriving because of anti-Semitism. Jews and dog owners don't hesitate to put their photos on their profiles — or if they do, it's not because they observe Passover or own a puggle. "I have tried using almost every STD-dating site I could find, but with no success," says Kurt from Arizona. "I don't post a picture for fear of being recognized, though I know how foolish that is. If I posted a picture, I could probably get a date. But the fear stops me." In other words, most niche dating sites aren't seen as shelters from shame and persecution.
At least they're not in New York, where a Gentile dating a Jew is as controversial as an American professing a love of French culture. Hummel points out that in certain sections of the Heartland, JDate might be used similarly to the STI-dating sites — as a way to avoid an awkward conversation. "I would suggest that outside of the major U.S. cities there still exists a stigma for being Jewish. Even here in Michigan, I've had to explain what it means to be a Jew, and why I'm 'not wearing the funny little hat,'" she says. If we don't chastise Jews in small-minded communities for using JDate, why should we look down upon the notion of an isolated online dating world for STI sufferers?
Not everyone buys this argument. "I've heard many people say they think they're only 'allowed' to date within their STD. Many say that before they got infected, they wouldn't have thought of dating someone with an STD, so why would they expect someone else to date them now?" says thirty-nine-year-old A.J. from Portland, Maine, a moderator at The Original Herpes Home Page. "They're buying into the stigma, and I think STD-dating sites contribute to these feelings. When someone gets diagnosed with HSV, HPV, or another STD, they go home and start searching the internet for information. One of the first things they see in the search results are all of the STD-dating sites. Right away, that can give the idea that a person with an STD is only supposed to date within that STD."
On a bad day, so can the community itself.
One reply to that H-Date query, "What are your chances with a non-herpster?" generated this blunt response: "THERE ARE NO CHANCES WITH A NON-HERPSTER." (For his part, A.J. thinks the chances are pretty good. "Having allergies affects my life more than herpes does. I have never been rejected because of herpes. One guy I told said, 'Okay, great. Now can we go get pizza?'")
There's also the danger that misconception can lead to additional infection. Epidemiologically speaking, just because you can skip The Talk doesn't necessarily mean you can toss the condoms. Two HPV-positive partners still need to talk about which of the numerous strains each of them carries; if they're not careful, one of them could wind up contracting something new. "Forgoing condoms because a couple is already infected with one STD will not protect from others," says Dr. Klausner of the San Francisco Department of Public Health. Fortunately, as common as herpes is, transmission is relatively rare under certain easily met conditions (anti-viral meds, condoms, no sex during outbreaks).
But perhaps the most mundane danger of using STI dating sites exclusively is not meeting anyone at all — at least, no one near your zip code. "Some people will be rejected because of their STI — that's reality," says Terri Warren, a registered nurse and medical advisor for MPwH.com. "But you're really narrowing the pool when you're looking for someone who will both like your characteristics and tolerate your herpes. You can be mad at society for putting you in this 'inferior' category, but you have to be careful not to do the same thing to yourself."
To be fair, nowhere do these sites explicitly tell users that intra-STI dating is — or should be — their only option. Instead, they offer a "friendly place where a 'private issue' becomes a non-issue," says Matthews. "When someone walks into the chess club meeting in high school, they don't have to say, 'Hey, I'm interested in chess.' In the same way, MPwH sets up the common ground. Instead of providing a 'stigma-free zone,' we focus on showing people that they're not unusual or bad because they have a virus. Ninety percent of the discussion on our message boards is identical to what you'd see on a mainstream site — what do men think, what do women think, and other water-cooler conversations. People tell us all the time that herpes was the best thing that happened to them, because of the people they've met on MPwH."
For this reason, Terri Warren thinks STI dating services are ideal for newbies. "It can be very useful to put a profile in a place like MPwH.com when you're still pretty fragile," she says. "But the longer you have herpes, the less focused you are on that as the characteristic that defines you. And then maybe you begin to date a wider range of people. I see it as a great way to build up your nerve and then step back into the general population."
It's also worth debunking a final stereotype: not every STI sufferer is hunched miserably over a computer bemoaning his or her fate. For everyone with a string of rejection horror stories or a history of twice-shy celibacy, there's someone with a healthy dose of antiviral perspective (someone like the numerous people I interviewed for this article who shrugged and said "yes" when asked if I could identify them by their full name).
Or someone like Melanie, thirty-nine, of Nashville: "If every person felt like they had to choose a dating site based on their 'issue' or shortcoming, can you imagine how ridiculous the online dating world would be?" she says. "It's silly to think that people with low credit scores would be ushered to the 'bad-credit dating site,' or folks in recovery to the 'former-addict dating site.'"
Melanie uses mainstream dating sites, where, she notes, she's probably a much "safer" bet than people who say they're disease-free but don't get regular, comprehensive STI tests. "Bottom line: dating with an STD is not a big deal," she says. "At my age and with my life experience, herpes is nothing compared to relationship killers like debt, train-wreck ex-wives, infidelities, addictions and man boobs." n°
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Sometimes, taking out student loans is a necessary evil to ensure that you will be able to get the best educational experience possible. Scholarships and grants are hard to find when you are drowning in a sea of tuition costs, rent, and meal planning. Student loans exist simply to throw you a life jacket and to bridge the gap between what you can afford and what you cannot afford.
When it comes to taking out student loans, you want the best of the best of the best, right? You need to know that your student loan plan is not going to break you after you graduate. Several banks and other types of lenders can make deals and offers of loans for school, but which one is the best for you? The best thing that you can do is do your research and find the best student loan rates. How do you do that? Keep reading and find out!
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Lenders look at applicants to determine whether or not they seem that they can pay off their loans in the future. Lenders will look at the cosigner's credit score, income, and other factors to determine whether or not to approve your application, so choose your cosigner wisely! Often, students will choose their family members to be a cosigner on their loan application.
As an added, exceptional bonus, applying for a loan with a cosigner typically means that you will receive a fantastic student loan rate! Getting a cosigner is definitely something you need to consider when looking for the best rates.
Weigh your options
When you are hunting for the best student loan rates, you should absolutely do your research. If you put all of your eggs into one basket, or all of your hope into one application, you could be missing out on some excellent rates. With that being said, it is possible and appropriate to apply for more than one loan program.
Your credit score, or your cosigner's credit score, will not be harmed in the process, but you must apply within a month to be safe. You need to apply within a short amount of time because you will make it more obvious that you are shopping for the best rate, rather than trying to create multiple lines of credit, which is not something you want to do!
There are many factors to keep into consideration when hunting for the best student loan rates. You want to look at the monthly payments, the length of the loan term, the total end cost, and APR rates. A helpful tool to make these comparisons is Unigo's eStudentLoan system. By using it, you will be able to compare rates from different banks and lenders to determine what you are eligible for and which program will best suit your needs.
Keep your repayment plan in mind
Student loan programs will typically offer three methods of repaying your student loans. These methods are: paying off the loans (both principal and interest) right away, paying exclusively the interest while you are still in school, and deferring the payment of both your principal and your interest until after graduation (typically six months afterward).
Keep in mind that the longer you wait to repay the loans, the more you will have to pay off in the future. Also, lenders often offer lower rates if you pay off your loans sooner rather than later. Some may even offer lower rates if you make some sort of payment while you are in school. It might be a good idea for you to start paying the interest rates on your student loans in order to knock down your debt by the time you graduate.
When you are looking at student loan programs, be sure to pay close attention to the repayment plans before you apply. Doing so may save you a ton of money in the end.
Take a breath
I know. Hunting for student loans is extremely stressful and scary, especially when you have no idea what your income is going to be post-graduation. As someone who is taking out student loans, I understand your qualms but relax. Take a breath. Only take out the funds that you absolutely need in order to keep your interest rates low. Try your best to keep as many scholarships and grants coming in as possible.
If you keep this advice in consideration, you will be able to find the best student loan rates possible. Good luck and happy hunting!
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- Bogart Lake (7.7km)
- Hutchens Lake (8.4km)
- Cranberry Lake (8.6km)
- Lime Lakes (8.8km)
- Elbow Lake (9km)
- Goose Lake (9km)
- Skyhawk Lake (9km)
- Lilly Lake (9.2km)
- Mohney Lake (9.8km)
- Pickerel Lake (10km)
- Little Wood Lake (10.1km)
- Spatterdock Lake (10.2km)
- Wood Lake (10.3km)
- Buck Lake (10.6km)
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Corey Lake School (0.9km)
- Lake Section Community School (4.7km)
- Pleasant Hill School (5km)
- Norton School (5.5km)
- Poe School (6.1km)
- Bald Hill School (6.2km)
- Laneville School (6.8km)
- North Porter School (7.2km)
- Bucher School (8.7km)
- Pemberton School (10.3km)
- Chapman School (10.4km)
- Johnnycake School (10.4km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Sand Hill Cemetery (5km)
- Morrison Cemetery (8.4km)
- Knobhill Cemetery (9km)
- Brick Chapel Cemetery (9.6km)
- Lilly Lake Cemetery (9.8km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Camp Eberhardt (0km)
- Camp Wakeshma (1.7km)
- Latvian Garezers Camp (4.1km)
- Saint Gregorys Priory (7.2km)
Accommodation around Camp Eberhardt
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Newberg, Township of (5.3km)
- Fabius, Township of (5.6km)
- swamp;
- a wetland dominated by tree vegetation.
- Forked Lake (8.4km)
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Saint Peters Church (11.1km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Profile Lake Drain (8.4km)
- canal;
- an artificial watercourse.
- Hassinger Drain (11.1km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Misery, Mount (3.2km)
Wikipedia entries close to
Camp Eberhardt
- Calvin crater landmark impact crate
- Bristol, Indiana city city o
- Simonton Lake, Indiana city city o
- Middlebury, Indiana city city o
- Shipshewana, Indiana city o
- Elkhart, Indiana city city o
- Dunlap, Indiana city city o
- Kalamazoo-Battle Creek International Airport airport airport
- Paw Paw River river
- Granger, Indiana city city o
- Goshen, Indiana city o
- Osceola, Indiana city city o
- Kalamazoo, Michigan city city o
- Berrien Center, Michigan city o
- LaGrange, Indiana city o
- Dowagiac River river
Airports close to Camp Eberhardt
Gerald r ford international(GRR), Grand rapids, Usa (127.1km)
Capital city(LAN), Lansing, Usa (160km)
Grissom arb(GUS), Peru, Usa (175.3km)
Chicago midway international(MDW), Chicago, Usa (198.2km)


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Need more paranormal movies? THE PARANORMAL DIARIES: CLOPHILL to be available on DVD this fall. Check out the info below.
From the makers of The Zombie Diaries comes a brand new, chilling hit British horror The Paranormal Diaries: Clophill.
In March 1963 a black mass was held within the ruins of a church in the small English village of Clophill. Tombs were desecrated and animals sacrificed during the macabre ritual.
Fifty years on, following numerous reports of strange apparitions since that infamous ceremony, an investigative film crew was assembled to interview eyewitnesses and set up camp within the church ruins. During the long night ahead they hoped to capture some kind of paranormal presence. Nothing however could prepare them for the terrifying scenes they were about to witness and the events that followed.
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Video Symphony Awarded New Subsidized Training ContractTo continue providing subsidized training for entertainment post production workers in Burbank (June 01, 2005)
A new two-year contract to provide subsidized upgrade digital media training to professionals employed by California studios and production companies has been awarded by the California Employment Training Panel (ETP) to Video Symphony Institute of Post Production.
Employees working as video and sound editors, motion graphics artists, compositors and DVD specialists will find many courses available to help them upgrade the digital skills used at their companies. Avid, Pro Tools, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, Maya and DVD Studio Pro are some of the highlights of the training.
Eligible employers and their employees who enroll at Video Symphony can obtain from 24 to 56 hours of subsidized training per student. They can choose from approximately 70 different courses based on the needs of their workplaces. Class times are flexible and may take place on weekdays, weekends and evenings in order to accommodate busy production schedules.
Several hundred companies and several thousand of their employees have received over 111,000 hours of cutting-edge digital training through ETP contracts with Video Symphony since 1998.
The State of California allocates funds to ETP for distribution to select training centers. The purpose of Video Symphony's ETP contract is to help keep post-production and digital media companies competitive in the technological marketplace, and to help diminish the flow of production work to other states and nations.
Video Symphony's president, Mike Flanagan, said, "Despite a recent reduction of ETP's resources due to California budget cutbacks, we have been awarded this new contract because of our successful seven-year track record with ETP and the Hollywood industry. Video Symphony has trained thousands of California film and video editors, sound editors, motion graphics artists and DVD specialists for industry employers large and small since its founding in the mid-90s.
"Now, with this new award, our present ETP clients can remain up-to-date with evolving technology, and additional companies can afford to provide upgrade training for their employees. Even with budget cutbacks, ETP support still provides an unparalleled value that encourages industry employers to provide high-level professional training for their employees at exceptionally low cost.
"ETP-funded training continues to yield significant benefits to participating businesses, in terms of improved product quality and greater competitiveness," according to a recent independent evaluation of ETP. The evaluators also found that "ETP training generated substantial earnings gains and employment stability for trainees." (http://www.etp.ca.gov)
For more information about ETP, please call Video Symphony's ETP Specialist, Jocelyn Horvath, at 818-557-7200, or visit the Video Symphony website at http://www.videosymphony.com/etp. For information about Video Symphony, please contact Mike Flanagan, President, or Sally O�Steen, Director of Program Development, at 818.557.7200.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – The home of former President Andrew Jackson sits on more than 1,100 acres in the middle of Hermitage.
Inside, French wallpaper chosen by Jackson's wife Rachel still covers the walls.
Some of the president's handwritten notes lay on a table in the library with furniture dating back to the early 1800s in every room.
Many historians consider this to be the most well-preserved early U.S. presidential home.
Thousands of people visit The Hermitage, but when the crowds leave, you never know what you might see.
"I was working late one evening and all the lights were off. At that time, Jackson's carriage was down the hall. All of a sudden in my peripheral, I saw this white flash. I didn't think anything of it," Jason Nelson said.
"The next day I got an email from a guest of ours and they sent me a picture of the carriage from the day before, and in the paint, you saw the outline of what looked like Rachel's face," he continued.
Rachel Jackson died right after her husband won the presidential election in 1828. He had a tomb built in her garden and is buried beside her.
But legend has it, General Jackson came back to check on his home years after he died in 1845.
"One of my favorite stories is from the late 19th century, late 1890s, when a couple of board members came out here to kind of watch out for the house," CEO Howard Kittel said. "Spending the night here, they're sleeping in the parlor on their pallets, and the house is empty."
"All of a sudden in the middle of the night, they heard this loud sound coming from the pantry, and it sounded like dishes breaking, one after another, over and over. They got up startled and ran into the pantry, but nothing had happened," Nelson continued.
"Legend says that the plates started breaking again, it started getting really loud, and then they heard the sound of horse's hooves. And it got louder and louder and louder. And all of a sudden, the front door and the back door of the hallway burst open and they could hear the voice of Andrew Jackson saying, 'What are you doing in my home?'' Nelson said.
"Then the next night, the same thing happens, and there's no one else here but them. They see things all turned over in the kitchen and what had gone on and they were sure that the spirits of people past were here," he concluded.
Some of them are children.
"One of our guides was working in Tulip Grove, which is another mansion on site, and he was closing up for the night, and he called security because they come and lock the place up," the CEO recalled. "He was standing in the doorway and he was watching the security truck drive up and all of a sudden behind him he could hear a child's laughter."
Kittell said "this stuff happens all the time."
Now you've heard a lot of the stories, so come see for yourself, but not just because it's October—because this part of Nashville's rich history.
You can hear more of the legends of The Hermitage when you take a "Hermitage Ghost Tour." Your guide will tell you about Andrew Jackson's role in the Battle of New Orleans and his involvement with the Bell Witch.
The lantern-led tours are going on through Halloween. Click here to check out the events.


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Brilliant Neymar inspires Barcelona to brush aside PSG and reach Champions League semi-final
Barcelona reached the Champions League semi-finals for the seventh time in eight years after comfortably brushing aside the challenge of Paris St Germain.
Barca did most of the damage in the first leg with a 3-1 win in Paris and they finished the job off with relative ease at the Nou Camp, with two first-half Neymar goals earning a 2-0 win.
The Brazilian superstar was on target on 14 and 34 minutes.
Luis Enrique's in-form side will now go into Friday's mouthwatering draw for the last four along with Bayern Munich, with one of last season's two finalists - Atletico and Real Madrid - joining them, as well as either Juventus or Monaco.
The 5-1 aggregate victory also keeps Barca firmly on course for the treble, having already reached the final of the Copa del Rey - they face Athletic Bilbao on May 30 - and boasting a two-point lead over Real Madrid in La Liga with six games to go.
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Sit Dp and HI wilh me if YOIl boin'l bad Dompper. u ., "I haTen", II "... my· rep),.; 'and presenlly the old lad, and 1 wer. dio· _Dg har hom.I, b. t Ioolboom. .opper, and doing U ample juatioe in the wa'1 uf tuting its qualitiee; at IMIt I dfcL' "K,. hUlb~d heltone to town, It femarked m, hoel_ "and if,ou badD't oomo I abould a bOD b.r • .u alon. ~ Dijrbl. " ·-Would you have been afraid to Ipend ~o aigbt alono?" !'Oh. DO I BDI to·nighl I f.ol .:if· '.rant. for, 70U eee. at lut we're ready 10 lilt tb. mortgage. It·s two hUD-ad thirty-~hree dollars ani one oeDI. Tbat 1 .. 1 .... 1 I got b, OBmng an ais'," .he £aid wUh a happy laugh, .cad DOW U'I .. ]together 'twixt the ~raw bed and feather bed in iny room; and,bDlbaud. b.'. gODt.r pa, it all to. moner-if be liv8£l, u · sbe added, with lb. HTereD08 'felt b, lh. old who hove 00 ...... 7, hopea fad. and fri.Ddo that they Dever dare t~ Ipeak. even of almost oertaiDtiel wUhoat an "If!' "Bal are you not unwise to apeak. of yoar money to a stranger?" I uked 8S a wuuing. I ''Ob,-Dol''.ahe..-id.laughing pleaa· aU" "I bo • . aa,boneft man when I ... bim. ond I..... glad lh. minDte 1 Me ,our face and kD.owed that you .... ~ted to .tay an Digbt. , 'Taint likely &D,budd, would okll from m. btil maggIe". One has been seen 'round ud I feel a little m ite une~,.. If ' M, boote .. aud I .p.nt a·pl.uaDl '~OIllDg logelher. She wowed m. ""1IWI1 an heirloom which had been Ja.aaded througb Jlv. geDeralions 'Tom Evidentl, the firot word bad rous.d me, for IS I eat up iu bed, wide awake iu an iDOt.nt, I b.ard the old lady,';',. in a matter-of·fact tone- "Good·evenin'. .Bet up to the atove and warm ,.e." PEeping tbrougb the register. I SAW a ragged. unkempt man creep toward the stove~ blinking uneasily. He had oome up the oellar stairs, not through the outside door, which suraoiently evidenced his predatory intentions. However, had tbe old ladv's viaitors always macfe their entr&nc~ through the cellar ebe oould not have been more at eMe than ahe appeared now 8.8 ehe busUed about, setting him a obair, potting woot\ into tbe atove, and otherwi ... myoli',iDg \lor midDight con.r b;r her carele88, friendly manner. .A.dmir~ble aa W88 her acting, I knew that she bad not dared to retire; and whil. r.gr.lling Ibat I hod not 8US' pected her intentions, it ltOW eoomed wisest to remain where I was unless she Rould need u.,. auist&noe. as she probably would Tery Boon, I reasoned. Cooking my pistol and otherwise preparing m,self for the emergenoy. I eat nownon the floor, where I could watob Ih. coupl. wilboul · myself beiDg .een. "U's. turrible eold out for " fall night, ain'~ itt" , uY88, it ia, II said the mau. '.'WaU, jeet eat here by \be ·etove wbile I set the teapot for'ard and git 10U 8Om~thiD' kinder warmin'. ldeblJe you're hungry'.· too," she added. ''Mebbs I be." "WalI tb.n. I'U OBI 'oDlo lb. tabla to eat, II sbe said, mQIVing about room with a pleasant, bus'ling movement whioh mUllt have mled ~he ·burgle.r with wonder, 88 it did me. "There now," ahe remarked at; l~ngth, Ueet right up And mnke yourself to bome. Mobb. ,ou'd lik. '~o wasb. though. I'll Sit you some warm water onter the teakittle.;' U 'Twould · eeem good. ' l bin't washed for a week. n he replied. "I wanter know I llen trav'lin' And hain't had no ohance, most like. !I~re's the eoft eo .. p. and there's a oake 0' hard I keep for oomp'oy." "I'll uee the comp'I1Y soap, II aid the mau with a sardonio laugh. And then he .. I down 10 Ibe \abl •• He muat ha"fe eaten raTenow.,., for where I sat I could Eee hie elbowlJ working -ra.pidly, wh;ile his ' hostess remarked ·voluntari1y.- "Poor cretur t Bow hungry you be!" un's the firat square meal I've had for sis. week!!', II he said witb his mouth fuJI. "I wante: know ~" And risi~g. his h08te .. brougbt from the panlry • pl.t. of oold meat and sol it b.ror. him. B.t at Ion tb. meal ........ d.d. aud the couple Eat dow.ll by the stova on opposite sides, she wi ~h her knitting, anJ: he fingering unea!i1y}lis old hat-. flSay I" he broke forth at Jut in tbe midst of 60me friendly inquiry reo garding the state of ihe roads. 'IQnit your foolin" You know what I've come for. It's that .money you've got hid in yoar bed." , "lIow do ;rou know I've got any there?" she aaked, without a quaver in her Toice. "I see you paqk it away jUlt before your husband leCt. .rheu I orept into the cellar .hen you WEnt to see him off, and here I be oome·for it. I've beD hid, there six hours. Come. huat1e :rouDd. old lad,. and f.teb il .. ut, or I oball bav. 10 gil II m, •• lf." , "I know better. II "Know better?" "Yes. I kn.ow yon aiu't no leoh kind of a man E18 to deal from au old woman like me. You are too much of a man." ttl be, be I? Wall, I guess Dati You won't never milS it, and it would be the malting of me. " . "How Jong you sp'03e m~ nud Josiah's ben gittin'that together to lift tho mortgage 1" . "I don't know. Ain't rour plaae paid forf" dOD·{lik. to sp.ak ilriRbI out. ··d.. ' I _ ..... ,a... . {'IA·UP. L.nd Telsg,.ph .nil C,bl. R.I ... we caU·it 'siok money.' I ooul4 lend' - . V; JJl you tho'-" • ! , .. > .' Tel.graph ratea var, greal1, iD this Th. maD did DOt r.pl, at JI~ bl!l 'JlGIIIi~""TOr ocH.UCl'arU , counlr, owiDg to th. immeDBO dis· I . ,' .-"p~ roa .. T'~'\. \ono... In maD, oLtbe amall.r COUD' ato tneer: a whi!. ..i d iD a .trIDa.l" ."'. .e el . " . .' ... ...::. '' . ... .. tries of tbe old world a uniform rate "Do .you" really mean lhlt you W~~a/ Oatt8ft.:Altoi ... Tb:roq:ll ~'lUdo"'for any point within thQ given Id I d •• ' ••• r Oro._ ...... MOttI,,-. OOIJDtry. b.ul it would be manifeott:. wou .nd. m. thaI-mOD., wifb,$ he ex. l eratS. .. Proe.'. ....... IDol ..f ak to ". American telegraph oom'J· pootatiol> of g.tling it baokr' .'" . 011"- Yl~4 ~ ... ftiM. ''Yes. I woulc. I thilllk if you GaD p.lII .. if lbey ..... r •• 0mp.Ued to OBDd get work you will pa,. iibaok lUl'e." ,- , • a mHUpi hom. New York to San ~ "Maybe you'd like a lnot for it." IN l~O tbe maple nagar pi_ .H'.' FraDoisco f'F the _me rAte that t.hev "Of oourse t I 'mon 10rgot tbat. . otVermoatw .. 6,849,83:rJlll'lDdl. eharge for a 1D.eDag~ hom. New York lIer •••. '"". iDk boUI. aDd.Josiab'. p.D ' and 5997 gcillon. or sirup. n. ·to J.ney City or from Ohioago 10 and a half sheet of paper that'. 8Ouroe. produotion eteadil,.' increaaed, Evanlton. Iy. got a matk on't. Set right here." untilin'18b9 it Amounted tQ 14.123,921 As a 'rul., the mlnlDlum rate for a And the old loa, push.d 'lb. dioh.. pouDds .aD,d 218,252 gaJloDB of sirup. day m_. of teD word. iD lbio aoUD' back iDIo the middl. of tb. labl. lo .alued 'at 81.2'8.856. Th. illfprov.· try i. 25 .. DU., A me .. agd from Chi·. give him a better oha.noe'to write. mentji. quality haa been mOB; marked I cago to BOlton · eosta 50 oenb, while "You know, don'~ yeu, that I could .Iao, Ax, though there is a great deal N~w York,PbUadelphiAlnd Ba1timon take the whole of t.hat money you'Te I-.O,,,,f ,ed.,,,u,,,lterated mAplesugar,.the makers I hive a 40·cent rate .. Th' hi&beet rate! got hid between the etraw bed and :fu'tintaiu t·hat it ie adulterated!j from Cbicago Brd lila", fo.r ,points in feather be·d if ~ wanted?" by dealers. There are nearly 15,000 Southern Flori:la-85 eiDIf. It costa ·~Yes. but you wcn't, beoause Y01lare too muoh of . ,man to eteal from two poor aIel oretarB when you oan borry it." "That's 80, I be. You shall have Ibat mODOY back if I Ii.e. old lad;. and int'rest too, I promi&e,e. 1 feel like a man ag'iil, and it'. yoa that made me. " ' -- UOb,·nol you ...... a mlUlafore. but kinder unfortunate, that's all. II ' "Well. here'e ,.our aote. I've wrote it to pay iu a ,.ear's tim.e, if that will " ··It will, 'less one of u.s should die, and then ·twouldn'~ be as if we hadn't got that Dote to ehow." Th. m"'; I.ugh.d a laDgh oi amu .. • ment and l'elief. I watohed him 88 he went to ~he door, and this time his head was up and his shQalders wer square. In liokDing to lb. OOUoqD, I had. eDtlr.I,.!orgoU.D or ov.rlooked lh. facl lbal I h!"i ooD81iluHd m,s.1f tb. guardian of Ih. old Iad,·8:slaud.r forIuD.. W,.~I to do I did 'Dol kDOW. The man seemed anxioua to pay the borrowed money, and she "Was ready to \rucI.1 bim. P.rhaps I would belH. I.t l,Ii~: "'ih.r' r.st .. it ...... aDd in OMe he did not return to pa, it in • year pay it myeelf as ~a fine for, m, negligence, ,whioh would then ha", be.D pro ... d oDlpable. When I d •••• Dded. whi.h I did .. BOOD .. tbe m.n had be.D gone eev.ra! minules. I fouud tbo old Jad, to ,b. very nervous. c"Why I" ahe said. Aiarting to her (eet in alarm it my entrance, "I olean forgol there was aJiybudd, iD lb. house but me. II "So you wish I had come dOWD be· fore and prevented , the loan TOU made?" "No, I pitied tbe poor cretur' so. lIe'l1 ps, it back il h. ""D. and if nol it'll be jed another orphan we've holp.d. MOBt lik. b.in· BO old. botb of ua up'arda of seventy, we shan't do for no more a. we have done, and we sball git butied somA ~ay." · "Don't worFY. If he doesn'~ pa, it I will," was my reply. . "You needn't think nothin' about it. I 've saved tbe mortgage money aud given .. man a lift on the road to heaveD, and I'd oughter be satisfied. I be satisfied, tI ebe said fervently: 'IAnd you have reason to be, It Iaaid . We did not go to bed, either of us, and in the morning I returned to the cit,. But I did npt forg.t tlio old lad, Dor lb. bUTslar. I felt cOllvinoocllbat would return the money on the ~xact date when the note was given. if at all, . and acoordinsly, in just one year. I m&de it oonvenient to vi.it the old lady at ber residE-nce. This time I was so fortunate 88 to a~ her husband, and I immediately discovered that he W88 just suoh anoth. r guil.le .. p.rBO ... berae11. Th.i were expeating tbe man to pay the note. and U lay ready for him (lU the mantel when I entered. ' Sur~ enougb, .t ten o'olook a firml stalwatt mAn walked up to the door. wh.r. the old lady met him with • oordial gr ... p of Ih. hondo "Yon did Sit work." ehe mid. uYeEl, I did, and it was you that e~ved me from erime. I had tried every way to find somethiDg to do untillhal Dight. aDa lh. lift, doUa .. , put me on my feet square and firm. I got a chanco in a shop where I got good pay. and here'a the money and the interest . ., "Tl1e in~rest I I didn't aak you no interest. n "But I mean. to pay it. II mgar makers iD V.rmonl alon •• aud oDly 75 c.llls to t.l.gr.pb 10 aDY point there are probably as many inl the in Oaiifornia 01' O'regon, ud the rWe other States, in whioh maple sagar is for New Orleana is 50 oents. made. The industry. therefore. is one . Cable ratea are 80 much per ,word. ~f very respeotable -dimenaion& instead of per meseage of . ten wora.. A prop.rl, .onduoled mapl. BUgar Rnd \1>. figures are ver, mu.h high ... eamp in Vermont is weU wortb see. Meseft8eS to England, Franoo and Ger· ing. Many impro,ementa have been many eost 81 cents per word from introduced during the Jast few yeal'9. Chicago. Belgium's rate is S6 <\ents; In the dentre of the "orohard," or Hollaud Bud I~lily, S8 oents; Aust;riaJ "bush, n A' it used . to be called, is a 40 oen ~s; Greeoe, 4! cent!! i Egypt, 62, oommodious and well-equipped sugar oents; Switzerland, 86 oents; SWedeD, house, in whioh the utensile are stored 45 cent!; Turkey, 43 cents and 53 when not in UlJe. The p;oceea of sugar cents; Russia,. 49 oente. making, 88 now coodQ.cted. is pracU. The Cuba.n war bas-greatly increaepa oaUy as follows: Firet. two or three the volume of telegraphic busineas in men "tap" the treea. Oue goea ahead, the Weat Ingies. The lowest ratc is and with a three.eighths.inch _ hit 4:0 cents per wo~d lor messages in makee an inoision abod an inch .deep Havona. Other Caban poinb are on the1ee side of the bee. A. second higher, and no townjn the West Inman iD8erU a rountl. do~lJle tin spite dies outside of Cuba CIIU be reached or epont, abo~t 'bree inohea long, in for lese than 81.05 per word lb. ap.rlDre. Tb. opou' DOt' ODly Me ... gee to Porlo Rico 00.1 $1. 85 per oonduote the sap, but has au ' Hrange- woreL · ment for suspending ·the bucket be. Central Amorioan rates range from D.ath it. Lutl, A maD bang. tb. 50 o.nto (G.ut.mala) 10 75 c.nla (C.ot. buokets,: whioh at:e eUher of wood or Rica a,n d Nioaragua.l . South Amer'ioan tin. rat·sa take,. big jump lJpwtrrd. Bra· GalheriDg the sap b .. b •• D mu.h .i1ianm .... g .. oo.t Irom 81.35 1081.87 simplifi.d. Th. old wa, was to hiloh por word; Brilioh GUiOD' poiD\o coot a kam of rioul hora .. to a .borl ol.d 82.17. carrying the "holder, U a large wooden Communioation with Australia is tub, holding several barrels, ill whioh expensive. Qaeenaland re&Obea the tbo aap iD th. bu.k.19 ",as pour.a. higheol figuro. 82.62 por word. wbil. Now leaders,· or WoodeD gutters, are South and West Australia rate. are rUD.11 Ihrougb Ihe or.hard •• mpIY. 81.47. Meo",g.s to Ohina ·co.1 $2.02 ina into a large storage taut at tbe p'er word, and the same ftgaree apply lingar house. In a brick framework to CoreB. , Jap9.neae rates ore 82.27 in tbe sugar bouse is eet an iron arch per· word ; Ja~a,81.53; Formoaa.82.27; with a square, iron chimney. For a India, 81.29; MaaBgascar.$1. 70; New larg. orohard of 2000 frae. lh. ar.h io ZealoDd. &1.58 ;- Pbilipplne I.lands. aboul Jlv. by l .... DI' feel in area, l"o $2.51, 'Siam. SI.tt. aid' on'e·half fee6 ' deep in front, and AJge-ria "Clln be reaohed (or~8 oents ten inobes deep at the ohimney end. per word, tbe minimum rate ·for the In this arch &ore eet the evaporators, Q Da.rk Oontinent. East Arrioa rates are de.p boiliDg pau in front aud four SI.M 10 SI. 6!, wbil. Soulb A"ican oman.r aDd .haUower pOD! fartber poiDts rang. b.~w .. " 81.58 and 81.70 . back. The bottoDl;Softhe evaporators West Arrica? pointe, as:a rule, raDge are deeply corrugated, nearly doub. above 82, while it coste ,9.02 ~ eend. liDg tl?-e lorlaoe exposod to the heat. a word tt) M08881p.edes from Chioago The boiling is done rapidly, as ~opid -moru tb:m to reach any otber tele· boiling improves the qnaliiy of the graph station in tho' world :-direct sugar. -The eap 110w8 fr~m the tank However, a message to llaeid~re or through· a hose with a strain8l' at- Lingah costs t·he Chicago sender ,1.-19 taohed.into a rego.lator. whioh allOWi per word tc J ask, Peraia, and 8U. 'i6 only a certain quantity to 'flow into extra for apeeial dispatob. · boat line the evaporator. At.a certain point the Irom tho.t point-Ohioago Timeseap is drawn by a siphon from tho Herald. large evapolator into one of the smo.Jl OD", tho BeDm IiDd •• ttlings beiDg I.ri b.biDd. ID tbe la,1 paD Ibe liquid is ovaporated to the sirup of commeroe weighing eleven pounels to the gallon: The 'moat in~ereatiDg proce88 is U~~ng 06. n The birnp w slowly boiled In A ]&rliCe pan until the experienoed sa"ar'maker knows it is i'uone. " lh. pall ia theD lill.d OII.'Dd Ih. m .... is turned into tub •• holding from teo . 10 • hUDdred pouDd.. If it is to b. made iDto oakes it is stirred longer ~ill d beoomee dry enongh to retai~ its ebape. The whiteness of maple sugar dOD not uetermine ita price • It i. due 80mewhat to the differE:noe of loil a~d the amount of rai~ that has fallen into the sap. Pure maple sngar is a browish amber in oolor, with a tine grain, If the grain is not fine and if there are airholes in it, it ha.: p~ob. abJy b_ee~ adult91'ated b.y C&"!le sug4r. glucolO or olay-by lOme wioked deal. er, says the maker. . '.rhe averago yield per tree is abont two pounds per aeRson, the seas:on lasti~g from four to &ix weeks, until froriy DigbM c .... ODd tb. bud. h •• gin to aweU, when the sap t~tes strong aud oe .... to Jlo".-N." York Led. ger. .Wid,)W; of RevolutiO:llry S;!dien. Seveu women ure still drllwing pensione as the widow. 01 men who eaw &oUve service in the war of the Rna· InUon; women who!e husbands served' under Washington more than 120 years ago. The eldest of tbe!e surviving widows of ·the Bov-aldion is li.,ing at Los ADgele.. Cat. She ia Mr.. Lov., Adricb, now - in the ninety~ighth yen of her age. Her )Iuaband was Privata Oalt!b Aldrioh, who was born in the year 176~, and served as a Bol· dier boy in the Nl!w England' 0&ID.~ palgns of the Wl:I.i. Mre. Nanoy J cDep, of Jones~orough, TenD., whose hur .. Land WBS Darling Jones, 0. private in one 01 the North Carolina. regiments. is the youugest 01 the Revolational'y widows. being now nbout eighty.three years of age. The other five are Nan.cy Oloud, who is living at Chum, Va., Bod is the widow of Sergeant Willi&m Olond, of Captain Christian'3 Virginia line j Esther S. DtlmoD. of Plymo'utb Union, Vt. ; whose husi:.and wr.s Pri· va.te Noah DamoD, of Massachusetts; .Mary Snead, living at Parksley. Va.. widow of Private Bowdoin Snead; Nancy A. WeatbermBD, who lives at Elk Mills, Tenn., and who~e first hus· 'Stepping Siones ·1, Succus. bond was Robert Glnscook, a. fifer in Leo.rn your business thoroughly. ODe of tbe Virgiui" regiments, and· O!le to·dal:' is worth two to-morrow. Rebeec" Mayo; living at N~wbern, K ••p al 0•. . • ' tb,·U-g1·n n'ow. iseV·a ., 'widow o. f .S t.e. phen MBYO~ a sol· change. dler from VllgfIlla.. At b' That these women oan be tho !,_-lI:~iorlio'i- .do!!IiI-.J ... _r ,!ho bad beon a great mau I'Mr"'lon"~da,... There W&8 a enver "No, Bnd we'n ben twenty yen .. lIOI'apin' together two huudred .and tbiriy-three dollara !"ond one oent. You Bee JOliah'slame and can', earn muoh. and I ain't 80 smart &s I once, and we hat to Jive. The times got hard jest tbe wrong time for· UPo We used to have 8noogb, and so we used to take a child froUl the poorhouse every fivo vears and feteh him up. Four of 'em ~ve got' statted, aDd all lIDart children, everyone, and I do not know whether be ever heard tbat I wos iD til. hou •• that' nighl or not. It doesn't matter. I saw him leveral timee afterward, aad he seemed bot~ prosperous and honeat, and I don't doubt that he was. The faot did not. tend to make me negleot my hobby, WL1Ch was tho.t arime, when it is not a clisease, is either tLe resuU of inherit. ed evil tendenoies or of misfortune. and that aircnm8tances keep and make some men honest and othera dishonest. -Waverley Magazine • hurr;~l'S e In haste, but never in ~ I widows of Revolutionary soldiers is· • . reD.chly understood in view or ~he faat Wbate~er is worth doing at aU' is . that their hnabands wefS well on in bowl and a gold snut!' bO,K. eilhei .... tDrthmorc than the sam treas- K).:::~~~~.ill the owner's bed; .. would . havo pftded "ilb her lif. :a with either of Ibom. !:tood to me and Josiah. It "Why 'don't they help you?" "Thev're jest beginnin' to do for th~irselves, Rnd we don't want 'em to. James is in Chiny, Eben's work in' his way througb colloge, Philaster'~ "They are .-ill be whe hal band clerkin' down to the Cnrl:ier, and , Bonee's jest married and come in with 'hem. James i. my D.iII ... ,. b . • debl lor a littl. pIa.. 01 hi. OWD. ,'I OD~ ~ ChiD, now. He's 'D .... .ounICan't you get no work?" , of p1l11backs, James has. or he'd "No, ......a... can't. l'"fe tried for weeks "~nBdulet, ,..o.n look tired, Mr.-" ' II , tramped milee; bnt nobody wanta when there's them t.hey know "}ir. Bradley, 10U look zif yon r,,""k tn worko" ~ ....... 10 bed. I'l1li!lhl you up." I ... ho ... ·Iis. I ... iob AMeadia, the ah01t l1ight of llltaiff. TOU, but I don't see how I IIMIIed fut ID~ . • oom ..... exaet)y I mighlleud you our 0,.. 11M 4lad,". "eet'in'! ' roo~m, u .... .u..lI. Tber."as 0 eorl ol .. g' worlh d01Dg. ".n. ' Iy ears wb en tbey ma'O 'r,l e:f. As, for ex- Never faIt to keop yonr appoint- amplt'( when Esthor Sumner m,nriell ments. Dor 10 b. puo.taal to the miD' i Noab nomon iD the ye.r 1895-filty. ate. I two yents ofter the c!o;e of the warBe seU·reliant; do not bko too she was but twenty·one, while he was much advice. but rath!r depznd on ~ seventy·six. yourllelf. I . The lad Revolutionnry willow pen· A Dishonest Beadle. ' h British ins~itutions bave reeeived 0 Never be idle. but keep your hands · sloner W 0 had mll.rrieli prior to the severe shock by the conviotion of 0 or mind nSftfnlty omployed except i close of t~e war. a~d hrW therefora "hen sleeping. la.otuBlIy hve~ .darmg revoln:tionary b •• dl. 01 Iho pank ' of England 01 I '· laroeny. He had boen thirteen Toartt He that aacends a ladder must take .,me.s, was NlIouoy Serena. Widow of • tb. loweol rouDd 'II h b I DaDI.I F. B.k.mo~. She died about in tIh e sde rvioe of tpe bank, and wa!' were once below.• . A W 0 are a av!) It we n I" ,·8e..,en years ago, onI y a year or emp aye regularly at the banquets of two arter her husband, who was the th~ lord mayor and tbeoity companieJ!l. Make no baste to be rioh; remember last of the Revolutionary soldiers wb.re ,1 !. filobed pIal. aDd.leckd. Ihal smaU aDd .at.ad, gaiDS giv. ' oom . I the penl!1. 0n ro II . UDfGrlutoat.I, h. sloopod 10 _liDg. peHD.] aDd IroDquilJil, 01 miud. I . from the army And na?,. etores" when rb"~k all ),OU '~Ir:, but apeak Ilot nil ),ou . In Greece teaohers IN wu clught, and ill. keaau. tblD,kl ~ ~ . I .' h. bad/ .. U .... cI ·4urfa; Di>\llIbI. a .. 1 •• r 0., 10": words au I ~or ceDt. aD lb •.•• I~I'" liII_f.IO.·. a. Ilia ....; . . __ ..:. ' . '; _ , i nnell ~~.r:;~::~~~r,,:~~~ ~~~~~~~ WISE SA1U{Sl'. Th. heert g.b ... eery. bul Dey.r gels old. Trifles make p.fectioD. but perfec· tion is no triBe, 'Ve stand in our o·woo. sunshine ofteDer thAn o~hers do. As every thread. of gold is vainable, so is eTery moment of time, He is a great man who can noriBcs evel1thinQ' and say nothing. If a maD io rigM he oaD·t be 100 radical; if wrong. he oan't be too ~on · servative. , It is muoh easier lor an ill· natured IDIUl than for a kind one to be BJDart &ad ... iU,. ,Wan on yourself pleasantl!" and TOU wW b. 'l'aitcd OD b, lb. mosl re· liable _.,...1. Croed • _110 t.U OD GODducl. Ohoraot .. ia Ibo·Jut oul.om. aDd lesl of doo~rine. II 18 ouly whOll • oollgr.gntion is "lIIt.d in heart aDel m hand that il h .. prooperil, • The .antiment 9f crediters is, tbat to on • Uman, to pay di ?ine, BJ: d JiOt 10 .. y fi.Ddish. Every ~an who observes vigilantly, ,and resolvea steadlaatly, gron uncon· Beiou), into geniul. A gooJ word is an easy obligaHon, but not to .peak ill requires only our sileDee, which costs ~ nothing. (Jan man or woman ohoose do.'i. No more tban they can ohoose their birthplace .or their father and motber. Politios and religion are the ewest things in the lForld to talk about, and the mo.t diffi.ult thiDgs in the world to understand. Nothing ooste 80 liUle ILS" po~iteness, and nothiDg pa.,s so well as being polito; it causes ~ sunbeam' in the most hardened couutenllnoe. Deceive no G.ne by yoar aa~iona, ue he Jew or Gentile; quarrel with no ono, be he of your creed or not; be h9neat in your deBlinga. The gold.D beams of trulh aDd tb. silken cords of love, t"isted togethu, will draw men on with a aweet vio· lenoe, whether they will or no~ Do •• an, man wouDd thee? Nol oDI, forgive, bul work into. \by lbougbl iutellig.D .. of lh. klDcJ 01 paiD. that thou mayest Dever infllot it on another 8'p'uit. A good maD la' I~. b .. 1 friend, and. therefore, is lhe first to be OhOseD. longed 'to be retained, and. indeed, never to be parted witb, unl81111 he ' c ..... to b. thai for "bi.h b. " .. ohosen. Enthuuasm beget.s enihtuiaam. elo· quence produce. oonviotion tor the mom.Dl; bul il i. oDI, b, mlb 10 nature and the everlastIng iD.Jtituuoll! of mo;'kiDd thai thoe. abiding iutl;'. enc,es are won that,enlarge from~en '" eration to geneiation. To be a prinoe among ptinces and a le'ader among leaden, you must not 001,. exert the the power or your in· tellect, but you must also be a aineere worker· for the 08U!'3 you ad'fooate. True. BiDoerilT is a j.,..1 greal1, prized by aU good m.n. ----- Tr •• Clla.all Its Quarters. Au' unusual feal iu lb. trauapw.l· ing lin. .... aooompliBbed r_U, h.re, .. 's lb. PitlBburg }>lIPCOIeb. AD elm tr.. Jlff, feel high aud willr a trUnk eighteen inches in diamehr • with ~oob and all, was moved fifty feel. Th. tre. Is the properl, of Mr.!. William Thaw, and stood on the liDe of the Beechwood Boulevard. where it UaV8%888 Mra. Thaw's property at Fifth aTenue, n.,ear Shady avenul. MrL ';rhaw d'?lired to II&Te the tree, and Conductor John Eichl.,. undertook to move it. A oiroulaf trenoh was dog round the tree at a didance of lau 'f •• t Irom lh. trunk. Ai a depU. of six feet the workmen excavated un· der tho tree, bracing tbe earth above wilb limbers. The m... of earlh, twenty feet aoroS! ana sis feet deep, ' in wbioh w.r. imbedd.d tb. trae and its rooUt, W&9 then boxed in witb plank& Screws were pll1ced beneatb. the whole mass raised and plaoed on 'roJl ... and moved lifl! fe.11o "her. • greal hoi. had be.n propared for it, reception. U .. u lowered into place, earth filled in as the screwl were reo moved. Rnd it stood u 'firm as if it ha(l grown there. The treo waa maintained ii1 ~ up' righl pooi lioD by the w.ight 01 .arlb at the roots. The whole mass weighed seventy tons. The work oocupied' about tbree weeks and a number of photograph. ollh. Ir.!> while iD trAD' sit were tdken. Great Place fo;' Frogs. IIIn Obiokahominy and oontiguo'U swamps," Elays the Richmond Dispatch, "VirgiDia raises bigger frogs, fiDer frogs, fatter froSl8 and prettier frogl than OD, ,Iher Slate m lh. UDion. Moreo?er, these !rogs1 cau jump higher, jump further. splash more water wben they do jump, And emit" greater variety. of notes in tbei r conoerts tban any other Irogs on the lace ?f the globe. It is a poor speoimen, lndeed, "Of the Ohioahominy froR thd oould not. even after a dinner of abot, have be,\en Mark Twain's jumper and had a few feet to spare. U According to ofllcial sta1iniM the Ropul~tioD 'of German,. aambered 62,- 279.901 aD Dec.mber 2. 1895. or 1.801.'81 mo •• \boa ... *h. pftTlov _'lat_ lBIOE THREE CElTS. NO. 28. AS IT ROLLS ALONo.. Great old world .. It rou. alo ... From wJnt .. tim. till..,; ~ 80, slgb your sigh and ... JOUlIOII;Jt ~ ADd liTe Jour Ute to--dar. Great old world M it rolls alo.a.g, 'Neath goldera atl. or gray; But life ~t bett 11 a sweet-noiet lOllS - And the rote that make. the .y! _AU&DIil CoIIotUQ,""" FUN OF THE DAY. Finl C.t-"Whal ia ~our opiaioa aboul booliaok.1" SecoDd Cot-"Coa', YOD. see rm OD the lenoet';-PDOk. "What's tbe row in the WhMlm .. ', Olub?" "They'.re llg!W~g .bollt wlao 0'"'" thallo.mg-oop lbeir raaiDa'" 1Fon."-P, aok. Totlr~-uHcnr IODg will U ake •• to reach the ferry, me good maD" Policeman~I'I ain't DO miDd·reedv; I'm B police maD'. "-Detroit Pne Pre&!. Firol Kid-"I Hll you IbM iucJia. rubber man is. fake." SMond K.id" What do 10u mHo. 1" Fird XiduWhen ~e goee out: in U1e raia be wean a mackiDtoeb. "-Jadge.. • FI, PlaDDiga"-:"Will,er lI.lp .... dooced pnll.mau dat~s 011' at de kD .... 1M,r'- Lad,-"Ho" _,011 to lio .od .. -tho heea?" F. F." Pn,W Ie ..... lad,. "-Loudoa Figaro. . Par.uI-........ ;.. gel a!o .. "itb ,our IIfAlI It, ~ to.cl8y. Jobnny?" P.pil-·~. 'l1li.","",,_ .... BO pl .... d lbat'" W afler aobool ODIt repeat It again oDly j.sl to bel' •• ,-l .... ~ TranscripL Mr. YouDgb"~Dd (aompJaoeuIlD -III Repose you know Ula* tJ:aere .... r. aann1yolUIg lodi .. diappomlecl when 1 mar.ried TOU'" .Mn.. Yomaa· husband-uSeTeral. _ deal' J . Why, ... ., girl iD rq ... ~ V_ Ud prophesi.d a b~ for mol" -Pu.k. lIfuo ~Iderl, ter~ aea' in ~C) ... ,~.~liIii "Thauk you, my Ull ... ' ..... baeD taugh~ 10 be poliH. .... Did ,our m"'ber tell ".Y.-giTe lip yOUI' ... to Polite B01-;uNo'm.; not all oDI, old lodi ... "-Tid·BiIL - "lIfuo CaYeD,.. eomplim ..... ,., ery higbl, after YOll told $hal '*-T d the di.n.nu table," rem.ar..,. young maD. ''8.he liked, tha~ did _r ''110; bU ... ~=: i111181ra1ec1 • YW7 adatnIIIe rae ... I." It ...... D.ver go back all ... old fri ... t--:...II"I! WaobiDgtoD Sier. MrI. KirIlOlld-"ADd ... b, cIo,. Ibiulo, Mr. D1lD111. IbaIlIoe ....... '" better DOW and JDOI'e beaati.ful .... . ..... lbm,·Jlve ,ean ago 1" 1&. J>oaI. I., ("bo ia afle> b. neat a ..... "'l , . . .,.·'&oa11S8-beea1UeYOU wen ...... it then." {Papa Kir~&Ddtlobj .. :fTa. 10 lb. yODDS D\6Il bave beu _ ri<\d .... )-Clne1aud Leader. Orip of DrBggistI' Sb ....... An iDter .. lmg _lory is Iold fiy ... C\iicago Groeer iD OOWleotima "'* .. familiar red. ;roUo" and __ lbo~ brigh\oD lbe "iDdo". or ... aiorea. The CUltom of pi.oe;.c ... Ultre oriRiuMd wiUt _ lpan . J .. wbo found bimJe1fJlliMe U!"-~ wilb .. hich lrad _ olbio .... aoeusIomed .to ............ 1 lIMR .... frOn"_ To mobllp 11M ..... d ._ g ... a bcnlle of reel JiqDid ..a ..... caDdl. beliiDd iI. Th. ~~:-t=:~~ him .0 •• 11 lbat he a.iaided it b, pl~iug a oeeoud rod Hab' ia lie wUido .... witb Iba aid of ....... ~ 11. of red mUm. 0Ild.. -'<II I .. ...,dl.. Tbio sip made ........... .howiDg lbal .u .D";O_ riYiI ' .. about for mHI1.I of jmprtma8' Oa .ign. H. hil DpoD tb. plaebg a boUle aolored wilb ,.Il0l .. fimd basid.lb. rea ODO. auel .... paaoed hia pr.";oDl .frorl'" --iii oil b.lor. bim b, plaein, ..... U. beside lhe ,TOlley. The tIane • aigu lbat .. ugbt Illo to ..... oK t"e dnggiBte qui.k1, foil illtq l'h. bollles .. ere r.p~ "'* handsome ?uea at pr ... t iD ..... Ibe druggia'·. iigD " .. berelo lnigbt.D the diDg;r co&r.u 01;'_ ..... village. C.pUIli1l •• " ca ..... ~ . Two i~terMliDg qU8lUou pe.,,( Ihemsel.ee coDeeruing the leaal1l II lim. dllriDg wbi.b \b. pigooa __ 01l •• l : tb. pI... of ,bia bom • ..a .... dislaDc. from "bieb ho ia able '" ... bis "., beck 10 it. So .... bi_ ... found \b.ir "., bomo af'" tift ,..., abseD .. ; and it iageDen1J,OO t' iii tbat good bird. can 'be ~cIed ... · lor six montha. Wh.D pigeoDO ".r. 10 be _,-'-*. and forlh. it h .. beeD uoaal 10 ... two aelB, witb their r_lift. __ al eilber .Dd of lh. 001\118; ........ lb.,. bav. reaebed Ibeir bo.a;, to..,. thom back 10 \bo pl_ fro ........ Ihe, are 10 diepatebod. Tbo7 b-.a in theicoutse of time familiR triUa .... Dew hom. and ib ohoioe diab-. WIaa eel alliberli Ibe,atut oIt at _ .. Paria, "ilboul forl\'O\1Iug lhtDga lb., .DjO,.ed aI IlL WbOll,tb., aro 10 be .... , are macle"10 foot • little "bile;, -:::::~ tbeD let I ... aI.boat ...... t '81. Delli&. 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|Connecticut eastern news, 1897-03-23
|Niantic (Conn.) -- Newspapers; East Lyme (Conn.) -- Newspapers
|Frequency: Weekly; Publication dates: Began Sept. 18, 1894. Ceased in 1898.
|Newspapers of Connecticut
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|Connecticut State Library microfilm, AN104.E3 S73
|Succeeding title: Sound breeze (Old Lyme, Conn.); Sound breeze and Connecticut eastern news
|Chas. A. Kirtland
|Digital Image © Connecticut State Library. All rights reserved. Images may be used for personal research or non-profit educational uses without prior permission. For permission to publish or exhibit, see Reproduction and Publication of State Library Collections, http://ctstatelibrary.org/reproduction-publication/
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