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Asdweito 'Jsre * eiafere^ note.
Awatet istky. eataf* reesl and dear
WVet keref stew of «=n«r s °ri
Atersn; Wrelte til
I *»tte assw rilkvtrd go,
ThXMtttitel ate store ike mO,
d -jtetefcrffereitetresnbeto*!
get telte ewe doy<* tat ta
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te .teted.Mfsu tat dreeciiijr ttrills:
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WISE AND POUND
FOOLISH. —
“W.-iilermwa, ,r ^ trank* heir I ran
P°f?- kneea
pmg were bruised »aid baggage. with the tiU etram-’-we her U tie ^oR^r* wUl
express our trunke, sherepwted, inindR and
haremothing npon tranks, our Am?.* what
Express l I onr *"#***&* *&
■to^tgpip non-use
*??¥ ^ch we ^ shonld T? dcsems !' Lr* ft a ^biitatton visih^ m of of
i'wideti.'e, lye travded n^b-a anl
M^rn^ rrmrrt tn rifi
*•3* **-rf t T m W e ^o */tli<. wb^flbK- lUa
^t^^heTS^vras and’he^nnt ,i toltow^'o^Tnot „ ona short Amy
an d her a nnt followed arrivtog
iS»ntonta urXthThte&ay" W«S shav’’aud rom
BthTOoB topay^a Awl
toSorXma Jr quarter masculine on
toTOnv^thetrutasintoltooBta- o of
S^rt/SdlmytJngsappBedwitha u°* ams fsiutaiiiiDpr sand
ttH fliiTAlnnfl box
vri^e ^aw ater-proof in m , 1,
“ We might as well have taken a oar
ring© SS^d ” iT^eVtylMf suggestea Amy, “and have
only ,y ‘ for the
«wfeahw«l OTPiuviMm_v«w t’m eeHjeu nrightaw. ovn^ inv» even
SZitow^Amirntb^M loin.
pear to be the^mUo/ affected by this SZtag -vonmnical
Of her £
en ff ,ged at that moment Upon the
nundrnm whether she should be obliged
to buy a new wheelbarrow for Neighbor
Cramp, or if tbe old one oould be re
^sem
rfM^SftaUh- s^sssdi^ mid the rigged
,0 W^?eTntrt “tide Auut Hitty rtaty^ was manwnvrlng entrance
tato ^«tadhej tee U Bw^h>iili>™rainrAmv trouCZd smashed her re
•SlTcaaSrAk pvrirlttKfi^ in tbe atteiiipt. At tbe next
Hitty dignity .trans- and
Mteil the husiness with
eomvmsnre taS'started. but found, after the train
tbit she had left ” The
Last Davs of Pompeii” behind her.
“ And'it belonged to yonr book clnb,
too ” viehed Amv.
iiffed A* ak-w *ui-i ^-tutics rhcrc they
to change Amv Kocnred tbe
chetas without any mish’ap. road “to* to taing Bos
new fairly Unnohed on the
too. thev disposed themselves to dine
from the enyelope tar, and Auut which Hitty
produced th -silvei cup from she
had eiten her bread and milk when she
was in pinafores, her. and her grandmother*
‘Tingled I bronght it," she said; “it
doesn'teost anymore to driuk from sil
ver than from glass, when it s an heir
loom. How anyone can nse that
mirenons tumbler passes me.'
“Tbeaw’s live. Dorset Oil, Travis, I do wish Annt he Hitty, wonW
sure as you
look “I this would way rather 1” whispered shonldn’t Amy. let 1
People you apt te get
yonsawhim. fntia,a journey,” are so
reinnicd her
annt. “Read year novel, child, A Vano
wasting a thought upon a Travis! Bucli
a thing was never knowasn Borrowdale;
itStald their make all In yOur anecBtors great-grand- groan
m graves. yonr
fatbsr's day there was theTravia Amis
and tbe-Vane Hall, We were of the
best htad in the o,,unty; nolwly knows
if they had any ancestry; their family
tree U an acorn yet, for all I know,
When your forebears were living in
clover and hmng sumptuously every
day, bnyhmiself old Martin second Travis suit” was too poor
a
“And now the tables are tamed. We
have _ the poverty, and they have the
mon ^i '
“But ■ „ Vsnnaj VhUfc thev will
wa arA tothe eta- J
taenly Travises k ^
bZb°“L 1 trA^^f- erraoh
SdnXwMi^fi ttenertMognl. I’m^sure
woe-n.ut, ta*i; you cet.^ It Jnd von’d onlv 7
your Aunt Hitty took a t
lum, guise? you’d say hewas a him?“ prince in diB
Did yon ever see
“Never. The idea of old Martin
•vis's grandson aapirinp Whv.lie to an equal
‘5 with your the great-grandfather’s Vanre! has b<»te^
I know 1"
“ Leant help it if he has blacked my
great-grandfather's eye. I wish his
grands->u would come and-talk-tons
/tad how he can talk! I don’t believe hS* a
Yane ccmld hold a candle to
There he goes into a smoking car l So
my prospective pleasure WmbmwhoC^v emls in smoke ”
And “Amy then Vane,
Aunt Hitty they relapsed into silent, and
took a nap, vririto Amy
wricked the gay aatumu world write
prether-the the fields where cattle glased
br/ktin wall* festooned with the wild
SS 6 * ^ ***T over tt® _ pSbWtte
TOh vista,. a( woodland, like glimpses
and afe.srepe inlaid with cathedral jewels; crusted the *snov»t“ .its Spj
* vfopmnak, darting movmg theiiM-trre,
’irtisT w«et-'i*^ ^bii e ri Ii ' <i ,"" "tapods !J * s “ u,ao,! of 8 UleiI the mild- ufier
M “tJ* M oi purple
asters and
s^sasaSsturss
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THE ONLY PAPEP j^f ONE OP THE largest, most IGENT AND WEALTOEOBT* CO ! r “ TIRs GEORGIA.
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By T. L. GANTT^
umbrella Kid my tag
“e
a^ say
jms U Ler eltai tera *&*?£* gaA’s * wom “
did! tread on yoarekiit*”
Mr “R’s ^sx-zLi;.,- Z
ftRW.l.haTtog Hear fork finally lfs joined Amy that in the
train. •' a pity some
of the pfcple cant stayat home. I
ahonld think it was a Bedonin comma
city.’ 1
" Ticketa l' 1 demanded Uie eonduetor,
onhistonnd?
Aunt Hetty plunged her hand into her
d«a» pocket, into the pocket of her
oyer-ekirt, into the pocket of her aacqne,
into her bag, and ->e«t!ed with, all its
contente. ■‘Goodness eave u«!" she
f^iT^^Xtldy CMptt i “ mt pocket—has been—pick- had token
Misa Hitty
the precantion of secreting the balk of
her funds about her person, and the
pogketbook & had oontained only ten del
in money, a recipe tor mock mince
pie*, aud a scrap of poetry, the tickets
being fll, in Amy's charge, as it crowd happened, ih the
„ w there was such a
depot> that j w mder I-eaga» «ww -So with
»*f S.WolwMnj, f»e&aea,'’ «»plw»ed. I’m dry get
aa
a fish, *iich from excitement ” (though should be.il!- why a
fish, is always wet, Hitty didn’t
ed dry, Is a paradox Mica
reflect nponV “The cup is in my bag
No? Amy Vane, how would lielplee* bite yon Give
If it was a bear, it you.
tne the tag!’’ Bnt alas 1 Miss Hitty’.
b <ig was unlikehttle Benjamin a sack:
the silver cap was not to be found in it 1
“ Yon don't suppose I left it m the cars
in ton ?” she quretioned-’ that enp,
has been m tbe family for gener
ationsf
., Wo ran telegraph to Boston from
the next station,” feeling suggested the Amy, after who
had a family primps recover for cup,
aH, “ and it Dou’fcyou
want to speak te the conductor abont a
1”
“ A mad?of!" stoeninK-oar! What do yon think
I’m
“ Yon wUl have an attack of your
asthma. Annt Hi^; yon aren’t ns«l to
aittingup “I ll make
the experiment bs anyway;
two dollars area t to anoezed at in my
sasssf- woufdZherw'tweCty - ApraBT r* “ *
't&z my pertj '2$S :—w dol
r
; STma;»K«=3 It retail to it^nil thenightwere
wishtal with ail her heart that Mr. Trav
is had been at hand to help her kill
time; as for Aunt Hitty, she improvised and
a pillow of her water-proof, instead of got and a
j crick in her neck a nap; the
when everybodyhad about abandoned
hope of overtaking the morning, go at
lighte what lightning began to look weed likq they su&lyghoata would^he at
I cock-crow, tbe eastern sky blushing hke a
; rose, unfolding petal after petal tlntter of light
ami color, birds began to aloug
from
and bash in their flight, and presently Central
the train rolled into the Grand
Depot, aud Stopped panting and
tng.
“Give me your pnrse, Amy,” look com
nianded Miss Hitty, “while yon up i
the baggage; it isn’t worth while to risk
anything. Ell go and buy the tickets,
and keep a seat for yon iu the Hudson ;
Biver train.” Miss Kitty's- voice waa
husky, and her eyes werefnU <rf meta
phoncal sticks. . ' York
Amy had never been in N«w be- 1
fore—indeed, her traveling had chiefly
been ooaflned to a trip to Boston confusion, onoe a
year—and the crowd and the
the rush snS hurry every one seemed to
be in, the shackling and shnnting of
os- adiled r-It; to the f., stupid lialf-awoke slgld,
•• conidenco
gave her a nervous lack of in j
herself. It appeared an eternity before •
her tmnks before eame to light, finally and an cheeked; won or ■
two they were thr l* he
then »lw iiieked Iter way- . .ng t
throng as speedilv as possible, moving only out to ,
see the Hudson Biker train
dthedepot. She stood like one para
lyzed, and watched it go, letting the
crowd snrge around her. Borne oneout; !
of the human vortex paused and looked
at her, turned back, and held out a re
assuring hand.
“ Miss Vane.T believe ?” Said Dorset
Travis. “ Are yonwaiting for any one?
Can I be Mr. of service Travis, to you?” I have lost
“Oh, cried Amy. my
train!”
voaMgtSy? »*» 1 **”**“**
te te«jfarta«3 p
fc «it»
eSt.T
& tare. «llerrai-d yo“do^t”tae^” L„ ol P ^
«
“Oh tbanlrv™ eSS uv.vi. t ttn..*
aiv??^ . MVihSJSn, ^?ii r t iS™ JS?° me ot
nleaa^t^^ ■ 7 -'.^ ttaWniabt^fto^ “r taZ
Jtttbm a7,r*»Vfc?ftw T?
J?L Wtat ? ?*i? y ia f S* Dchuoip
m Z^UntonS.i'Zi.'^n^ * u „ ^ d P bon, “f- *“A
AM»#pthepi^re-g»lieiy vSS ®?f oro
*ta tad known tarn frem
.tobrnZ?’ «,* *y m P®*tietic *?*
in
tekfn^to^in theuik w 7 -5*t
train n* ° 086 ? m ° De i! h
rea^S,? te ‘ b 5! wa * th *? r "* tu tb ^ i
h« IS' * m T*- *J®* Am7, y ,h wbeu ? k
taev Jtbe^listi^Jt were a ^ the Wa7
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•‘on l* **'* 8, *F^*i. h *! t Jf'
ne*t
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LEXIXGTON, GEORGIA, FRI Y, SEPTEMBER 0 , 1878 .
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BamftW
4 _ “ ^y° a r °W to the term ?" ....
K-AK^Siis: £'”" elr< ' e » an rtn^wTa «£?
agara, ahe f oii rid Aniit
a*ay,” ahe groaned. „Z *• I shall ••«»™ bo rained
if we don't begin M ecaaomiao some
where.
- I’m afraid thia trip uabad begin
uing," eaid Amy.
•■ And who wae the friend you met m
New York, eh ?’
“Only “DoreelTravi.l Doreet Trayia.” oUMariin’a grand
son! Who neat? X do hope, Amy,
that yon held ynaieelf ahttlc distant -
thatyou didn't oondeecend too
“Oh, I had each a splendid time,
anntyl” Travis for
" A splendid Ton time, degenerating, with a Amy.
company! Whatwould are great-grandfather have
thought of your ^
yon ?”
“In sure I don t know; bntwc dined
it Dermomco s, we drove in the
we looked at picturee.’t
“ With the grandson of Martin Travis
-Httid I lying here fcryiag to catch mj
breath!".
“Yon must have a doctor, Annt .
Hitty."
“ Indeed plrnmai no; doctors cost a fortune in
8ach a thia; they’re not like Dr.
o ra b, at borne, with his seventy-five
wa ts a visit. Yon must remember that
is an expensive torn and w. must
save where we can.” Bat by the fol
lowing day Aunt Hitty found that her
na ual remedies failed of slleviation,
lhat , in fact, *If she was only only growing
vrorse. there were some
young doctor just settled, glad of a Bing pa
to-ntat tall, any Amy.” price,” she gasped. “
the
“Doyou know any yonng doctor,*
she asked of the chamber-maid-” any
one who is reasonable in his charges,
who hasn’t gotten into much practice!” “there’s
“ That I do,” replied the girl;
one in the house this, blessed minute.
Shall I be sending him np /oesn^t to von ?’’
“YonVe sure he charge
bi f “Charge, b ’. . it? It’s himself who _ car
wboie is
nod a family through with the
on ‘Jrin1t wo™ kdf ^suy^rato:”
** m '* ™
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andtad met Dorset Travis on her
*sfts~e.t-w„.- r
He love^not says he took np the profes- which
f or for money, didn’t
BrgB es well. Shows ho spring
fron) ewmnim shs-k. Yon can see. in :
a t» glance, K that he« a born aria
tocrat .»
“ Isn’t laughed yonr eyesight improving,
nnn ty?" Amy. near-sighted that I
“ I waa never so
couldn’t tell a man of-.gentle blood He and bs*
1 . i 0I1 g hfld d«scent Ilia from a plebeian. wifcUin the last six
only degree te ihc
t though know.’* he
i
Ba t j n spite of her dootor's virtues, .
m Hitty grew worse rather than tat-;
ter. Amy might a swell have been a
nurse in a hospital ward, only she was
never off duty. All day ahe was shut in
with the invalid, all night she was np
and down, arranging pillows, the measuring neighbor
doses; she had forgotteri
of the Falls, so to speak, or the
object of the journey; the doctor caine
twlee a day, buio. the attack was pale stab- ami
bom; she herself was growing
hollow-eyed and one day she dropjHd
at the bedside in the act of administer
ingadose. “-niissnU do,’raid the . doctor,
newt
“Yon must have a Bnrso, Miss Vane.”
“A nurse!” cried Aunt Hitty.
licit? I never had such ui
article in my life. I don’t own Goloou
ila, and! haven’t a olaim in El Dorado,
A nurse, indeed I I tell you what,
Amy,” she, aildedas “i soon as they p-enough were
.uc i a c ag ain, r inu s t pi e k end; ti Ivejnst
to jog home by the week’s
money enough left to pay my bills and
liny onr tickets.”
“Aud we haven't seen the Falls yet!
“Iwishthe Falls had been in the
Red sea 1 It they hadn t existed, it
would have been money in my pnrse and
health in my bones.”
“Miss Amy must see the lions first, Aunt
said the doefor, next day, when of
Hitty had announced her intention
leaving Niagara. “My carriage is at
the door; I ^liall eeteom it a privileg 1 © if
.’fjkii ‘«S*T^irrt A *0* »
ancestors didnt come onrintheMay
MASS'S th ?.SSr An ^ 1 *
mlStf**"' ** *** . ' ^ *" 7 '
r i-j ,, . myhrert, , . . Aimt . .
^if reU 7 ' 1 8ib mind vegnfertirhke-him his of
! ; en ® 1 wmit a
-amiiy tree, tamrase Ive promised
f d S otor 1 T
eVet .. 4 ,>een .§* ; ? y
good aow — hiutoand. ^f el1 . How «tay‘h» do vcti ak know me abont 'c 1 “
tas.«Bce^x«, m%y ? By-the-way, child,
* **“ «*ad 1 to» • »^e
Im sure I don t know it any more than
if he were the pre-Adamite man, if there
everwaa auoha being. When yon’re
Poking and panting with the ai^ma, a
rose would smell as sweet with any
othw n9me ' * hope its a plesBante
somidmg ,. ope, at any rate.” ^ Doreet
* Y«*» it Uverypleasant-it ia
bnt kn<™ Oh, aunty, ta^^waaa I couldn’t help born it;
yon 1 you
1 4»dnt asMto deoe^ryea
bnt you.neyer asked, and-and-rt was
but rf
JBfe .sad yonwonhl _?? *,, have sent him
*°“*A, b ?; T6 **4’ “•d. ^\ 7 1 met
a< a
^WAoaKJSaa rgfci3'iSrW;
afeSisjauft:
her “ U» «ecloiiioii of home,
&ggS*aSjSfer ™*-,
¥*dri>«. 9lw “Liv»iirfl«ani."-jaixr5a>e
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ananffTmen. of eonme deaeend to men
oaa the and '^?f very e T^S ^erenJ ; to ( «' 1
^ wy rererendJotd ^ Dy Avin^TSTn^ mAdawnd 1
JSj?? tnona and A**to^a ma^-honored lori,^ ■
dock*, "the virtuous and eicelient.
Aud from oar own (**t day. muy be
aided Bichea^E of wgta^toma lower rmdMW, oT»l; the
right Worshij*!, tofcrghto toengtt r»d uoble, wme
tun« to eKiairee;"
the honorable-minded, used to gen
tlemen; and, even to aldermen and mm
addressed M Mr., such laudatory pre
fixes aa *Uie worthy and worshipful, and
the wondiipful, virtaous^ moat
there-spread worthy.” AJtagmth flat b nea fla^rmg m ore mvolved emtheto m
f«im, especially rdmerreldeni the East,
where boUi are extreme. On a Cluuese
nmtato-u care the comphment, gia»g To
addressed^to what an eleyabon an ortljaarr of splendorwiltyonr pers^m, i%
presence assist us to nse l Tavernier, »b™>«
from whom I have quoted ‘b*
‘ b ® ren nm« ^e oeoole-’^ JZr{, iw' to
®“* ^moorrf ,?.!
X'wShl'toemle „rera^STS ^
..’.uf\f a
.. , - .l r
are mil* ..y, two wSto can do^auvthinn J f for
^l C A°? 18 . tho tb M » t n | r n iSStUlft. ar the
n r'eadh
Un nn reading s that mat in m Tavernier’s tavern ter s time time a a
yu* 1 expression in the East w»s— Let
parelleletpresa'on-LetQod k . |‘‘< ! *"jlL^ ^Eet God'swdl MriU b« bo
to
kings are identical with those addressed
to deities. Where the militant typo is
hiohlv JeveloDed an J where divinity is
^f a ™’ ^.nlts thnUhe wo“to
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Bab «tantial identity Urns initiated con-
Hmr Digger-Wasps MiLSrir Htaf<
■asa2t — *ite^
srafsHSI^® WWrres-r I whirr.~. - wtA «qfc
i, Le nhada of a frieotiwlflne, wfchmn tin
tenained to mate their aej mKtiMtx* n.
Hardly ■'tLe had I eettled approved.
of waapa sewehSg »a«
eaemed to be aniforth not
for ghe flew rapldlT b.ok
.idrhtiDir f * f<» a reoment—nSw darting
the aw -^oad 1U- cloee A t Umt to ghe draped arJbeg» to
\ me
b(tB he ettrtll with heap her lay strong betore jaw*,
whcn " it<! » uttle her
s fi it to one eide with her hind
xtTflre aatd then returned to her digging.
teinutoa ahe had Hi opening big
t , BOa(f j, to g6 t into; every timeahe ap
ahe tacked up out of it pushing
J^Tsoott j^d of sand as big aa baweU be
«U arowl Urn hole was
a (jpge ^_ t >M ,k „f earth, and she found
|lttCes h to make apath that acroaa Two it, hours' and
Lrd pus tw loads over
«v,rk. and the house waafBualied.
imw very ^«imd5<4at simply planned. the^end Mid had
i »
j ^’t^UUteTrefture 0 . narrow paseage. But bad simple do., aa it
e more
vorif in the two hours than *
<i« i-* >Kv- That is, of course, taking
her sixe into ooasidemrtnn. And she
did not even now step to rest Not
she! With one last look leaving in^h. all house, it
<° msk « KO,t ' 8he w “ aa
«*onld be, she fiewaway. In a moment
bor strong wings had H,ken tar qmte
^he re-aupeared. sight, but it Back waa notio^ «Jd forth before the
..astenS; grape-arbor, at one moment the next flying wheeling throueu.
the at
above the cabbage-bed. All this time
the object of her s earch, > fa t
post, quite Luj, tta{ta forgetting, us tocasts some
had an enemy ia the
«here ErertlMMlf _ . , Tattoos. _
At the mention of Mtooing, the Ei«- the
HrU reader will be disposed te th* lower level of
B«rman in his estimation te
the Bed Indian wild offshoot or South ol humanity. Sea Islqpder, Yet,
or other
it is no mark ot any such want ofciil
turo. From the educated native judge the
who taw sits England, on the bench who to speaks adquuister smd writes
of
me English language, drive* in his
buronohe, and attends the u (vial gather
mgs of English lsSies and gentlemen,
to the humblest laborer in the field,
every man of tjie population is tattooed,
not at pleasure and witiriu the limits he
himself may draw, bnt by a rigid custom the
which devotea to the tattooer s art
body of every man from the waist to be
low the knees. Within this area every
Burmaote brwidud with aelosc tapestry
of lfons.. griffins, and other fabtfous
m«d«, in deep Noe pigment, forced
under Red tattooing the skin eonflneil by a pawfnl-P* to ‘ k 0 ^
» « »M«
part of the body. This necessary
ration is begun at ancsrlyage, aiul
presentad surface is only gradnaUy the
covered, bnt the seventy of treat
ment in the case of venr lllneaa, young biyre is
the cause id no Utile aud twine
times even of doeth* l k*ve myself met
only one Barman who was notttun
deoorated, and he was a kind of piml
eged mountebank to whom the license
a clown rtr a s a llowed, and wta wta
The thegood-nsturedbottofhisaompanions. tattooer ta proud to exeente his
‘play most artistic scroll deigns like (which tailor he patterns) will dis
o,^ on a a a
arms who of English served officers, Bar- and
among those have m
mah tlie samples of this shown art to are admiring among
the commonest retire
friends at home. Whatever mny have
been the origin of this strange custom,
it is considered an essential mark of
manliness, and the Burmese youth who
shrank from the ordeal wool* be regard
j^freatM»s»‘'miltap;' , ina,bojr.
of ^ Banne "
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ffhe Slmnress f Fnccnip
m To-day, fa her abode at Chisellmret,
the widow of Napoleon IH. attsacts
scarcely less of she the aid world’s interest and
; attention than as throned cm
queen of fashion. Unfortu
; nately, distinguished the snpreme tact that once was
; her quality seems to have
j deserted her m the days of her deoa
dence. She, the most graceful of
: women, has not learned the art of
, i part os old of gracefully. taanty and She the leader had played fash- the
a of
ion tor years. Now that she ia
fifty ble that her. character Bat she is no might longer bavVas- possi
: to
j BTme a another- less showy, perhaps,
but; surely far more touching. With
: her whitening hairs she might
; worthily widowhootl, worn her the maternity, triple dignity of
j and her
tefortnue. She has chosen instead,
with a weakness unworthy of the
- thatshe has playe,! cn the wide stags of
.contemporary «ft„ the ffeeting history.to tfluaUrf- clutch vainly
cd charms. A bead ioSJed with fake
yetiow hair, a face covered with paint
«»d powder, a mincing gait, and the
airs and grates of an antiquated coquette
si M^SMSjgiafa wows as
A moment later and tbe wisp’s IL sharp
^ {oluJ(! ^ ^ then,
sung. When the l.xmst .’ft Mfa*W>eriy
still, the wasp seized tom aLpflew off.
^ ° Bu^tar’tadZou
sssSrE «“» "**■ ? ff afl-'to |
raS=!SSSSS
ogect ot theirtoils.
Blowlyhe slid IwaaglJjdia..UasMinlter. aowAei.rw-i. sjght, and
she who had
Ml* tad » MW «1«« *> torn to her
houRe; then, harrying np, had beg*n More te
oarr.v baek- ^ earth she
taken ont, and in a shorttmie the door
was securely elos»l- ThAs she sentpod
ttm, «o4_ tatted dawn all Uietoosa
earth, till she had ma.0 it qmto unpiMsir
ble for any evil-mindej creature to hnd
anv truces of her ho tin.
The wajp ka*w xm w<UI that her
egg little wontd white J^n grub, tat#***, ^im^- would that Uie at
once begin to i«d*« the locnst,
whieh wonM supply f Ail tdl the young
one was full-grown.—;*. J\tohola«.
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.
HU Sto Recollectfcn Recollecti*n of of It. It
“Now, Leamler; Leader- mvk’ar, myflear, I I want want you yon
t0 b g and m* fota-t £S%me to bring these
* J ta to
SSI^s'Sd ^|tad-lw‘ n , wif «,w before
Lo„q nLningfaa at the sunmer
^ * 1 ^{-L inriie B the gentlemen
w p iol tlie et v,- e
fee ve ."
And ttusistaewmrnieumran. list ran:
*• xwd y»res 01 oiue ego. .
» ' • -.y., ' te2df^*« SsirstOTe!'
§• 5 • dollar’s worii of nainsook
* j-j ? t^j- ** ^ nnuer P c
-
\ i„, m Lorina’s ®
_
toiiraiy. | about
_
ta wnulnt una sm in f hiKooeketa- iwmcien,
'V or-*ta *!i .Sd
Hus is what i he lfl 'bfminht bronght home fiome to to his usex ex
it. „# mua 'bandaome ca.,1Mee.
®L®5£? o *"&■ r .^ netting *
-
ri™ ?• a T“tot.v_ . ,*
doll \ *
■ ' ■
6 P 'Bo* of swflt ^iVigwt ■ a.
Bulletin. I
---—■ .
. « r . f v .
There exists . an aniiual whieh seS
be trained to render us great
that is the seal, which is slaughtered so
mercilessly for the sake of ite oil
skin. Intelligent and affectionate, it
SdmSi possesses all the qualities mutablefor a
j stafte. The director of tha
mosenm at Dijon had so skillfully
tamed one some years ago, that though
by habits natare changed, amjHiibioqs, its primitive
i were and it rarely went
into the water, placing itself during the
winter close to its master in the warm
comer of the fireside, pais stretched on the
wood-ashes. If were become^to tsk®
fisherman teach the stal, what it might the
; the dog is to the hunter restat’
Nor need we despair 5f such a
1 for the Obfasta teain the
sucking-fiah catch remora or
; Ld to tnrtlep, citow“fisfi^, and the
j heron cortnorant to
The places coasts tor the of education England of would tafii
the seal. The
valne when wetbb* of such help 4e maybe grit aolHufe imatoned
. tff timeflarger
- the *ea-so many than the
space ally, coveredhy and only land—where man has
no can count upon those
who dread him. What eu interest tor
sr-j-S^as’ as.sisps.tsss:
FARM, «UM3 ASM HOUSEHOLD. !
dK^xsireSSss
iwo" ka.mfi—i~
*
Qotwa— Soft tinted maalma
aaasffi
■'"••'
iS J ¥ mt ** prerented from aeon*ing, ^
S*^»B 38 ^ P™***! aimw
« <™P o» »»^rm the
«««. Tha atearn generated not only :
P re J en ^** coroJllo 8i oat makes the meat
«»* ”«* r -
To Oumi flaroiar Q _ ^lan „ aun.—Btnah , , a I
of Hmeand water over
entoe antfaee. G«»ae apoto ean be
removed from marble by murdrum; a
this P“t« °- f era 't' 3 POt»t> whiUug in
manner.
A lamp of t bread abont the ante of a
billiard-ball, tici up in a linen bag and
placed %»■“?• m Wli the absorb pot in the which gaaeca greens which are
oftentimes ^ the send regions such an insupportable
to above,
TorenioTe tie smoke large pieoebfcleanwhite and dust from wall- [
paper, a 1
cloth over a broom, and bm»h toe wail
down well. Then take a stale loaf of ,
bread, all cut it open, pap^r. and rrxb the soft aide
over the Be sure and rub
downward. It will also remove spots of
lime or whitewash. '
Deodoeeebs.—A pad Wm of cleai waver
in a newlypamted will remove
the sickening odor or paint Coffee
wvnmted C in a mortar and roasted on an
and plate, sugar boiled towed with on myrrh hot coals,
vinegar and
sprinkled sick on the floor and furniture on
the room are excellent deodorisers,
Wasnma Gnovns-The cheap Ana
trinn STbf ffiovm wlrih^d which adowtAesH look as well ne?d^ aa kid
Putthem onandrerebthem thorough
j- w jtli borax and water. Bub them
Kaoff v >th » <mu *ih y gioi fa xu*. t^ing
teainsinthem.
Then. thlTtore. ■!»»>•^ tb.t
oosts °°r^ so little rfaliZaT that pays so JviZ well as i
which is in flower to that which is older
or has cone to seed -
... . .
^ w^forgrete-slZksstod
tecton for
-ftrs § s
* 8 ^ rt ±Zr mi: !
stx^£fvas^&^5£; of the ro tate W w
dead wdhnyisds o f tiny lioe Clinging ,
to them to showHhe cause, ---——; i
“WrlCtWHi atant ^*tme
«v«rybodv know thte;t*bm.a are
m a Sn post, and that the beating of all
the pans in two centres would not
restoaiu a departing swarm. His way is
to throw among the flying of mass water,
or the *un Brays liy means known “ *° j
The latter plan he has never
.
fail.
YrM«»i «• oow*t6ii iu«lko nlunlv wludi
there is usually flte an obstruction, dmease; A ;
mAj Jj pel re«ult of j
go( way milking b) rem0 , !y the trodblj and is to
^1,^0 with patienoe care
j,, dr a W 8 ;i the milk. In addition to
carefnl milking, it is well to mb the
affected parts thoroughly with salt
water.
The 1m , s1 ti mn .to kiU a weed is before
; it it U is bom. bom. Bbr Stir tbe the soil soil in in sdvsnc® advnnce and and
! the germ Is nipped prematurely. Many hard
a ganleu would bereme almost as
i and d fy as the public road bat fox the
I despised and'pervas.ye wee.1, which but for its the'hoe quiet
presence suggests immediately
or rake. Stirring the soU
after grain is worae than useless; wiicn
i parthtily immaiiy dry ury it does ooes inoalcalable inwiou good, gva~.
,
i 9 aaEn Hs "*Z ~ 0uk P. lUt ”
1 “K^***® 8 * ^.P
: ' gor inecu and P one o{ batter, tecspoac.u. tableepoonfuhof s. ecd-v.^solved
i : Mix ?My .i,?K.ta£ thick with Bout ana .!i toll KII; tiiem
va7 th,n '
To Bou. Potatoes.—L et the . potatoes
; be be of of nsixe; a size; do do not not pnt put them them iuto into the the
^ ua til the water ami boils; when the dene,
i’ 0 ® off the water remove cover
notil 1111 tbe stottm 19 K one i • heB ' *»**“
- u # teaspoonful of salt and cover the
'PotWithaeowel. potatoes will be mealy.
< P**n watery
i Staso* Case DoDDp«t,^-One three teacup
onpofflonmhJb of fine white sugar, nZoeg7«towpoon eggs, one tea
: ol csrbonZ Likirut powder, one ea^poon eS bi
of soda, dissolvedinto two
GanuiyPre ingZgn2ta^mixinr&Vste*rmm Soup.-PTepare a thick
See e n
qttadTkto onnees of sifted i flour, with one
h another
stewpau boil wtoehstStta np two quarts of chicken
broth, little into
»dd a salt and sugar and one quart
of fresh shelled peas previously well
washeii; souptails^then^rimmer continue Wtoing with a spoon
till the tifl tae
peas are done; skim, pour tbe soup in half a
tareeo. and stir iu an wmee and a
‘-of butter.
. ........- .....—
Buried Cftles In Asia.
From recant of°tac researches made on the
Iwrders it?nn*axs ereat desert of O'>bi in
Central im^^ Asia nE?Zutoii that crest tTe cities “
i of nowZ^l^bv WrSf^tes^of
v^^tateEB^l^W^gdiSW- The de^-rt «anil« swent onwari ard <>m
: J^red tamrel h^heir^^ «v7r inm^si mi
accnmnlatior, ^ ^re^e Tim inhahitAnt* ^S^inSadw of the
1 ^ ^n?^tarirehare
i”? B ,^r inr .tot 7 Svetaie
[ tKtas ^ exuWs am writ!
rf
toy whfeh showWtarot ^treremre
1 onlv tSe?were people intele
iud those cities but that ait/ not
uimcouainte 1 with toe In soma
sasrajjasss^ass: ^ss%* &s
YOL. IV. NO. 48 .
<S*»»8..
Wien
{ °SL
Umirform, foliage, the and, Snxnrianec »bo« at all, their the spicy e,er- j
green which they perfamethi
air, adds a wonderful beauty to their
growth Eaetern in the ArebipeUgo. et«r, light atmaepbeae Thia elegant of
tree growa S w^f.om gpontaneS.lv in the Moloo- to^^ 1
<»,, aa d thence carried
Maaritiag and Bonrlxm, French Guiana
and thsWest fed**, Gkrtee, ae w«I
»» nntmega rVitest and other coaUy productions
of toe ielea of the Indian
Ocean, Wore were known the countries in Europe where for they een
tones
grew bud been heard of. Arabian navi
gators brought them to Egypt, wncre
they were ptnh based enormSns by the Venetians,
wild « an profit to the
uatloca of the We«L lint t h e disco v ery
by the Portuguese East Indies, of the round new the maritime Cape
to the
of Good Hope, in 149b, nn-t tiie aubjec
of the Moluccas in lnll, i^ce gave them
a monopoly of the whole trade,
which, however, they were soon obliged
to ytold to their stronger rivals, the
Dutch, who in the seventeenth century,
by themselves dint of enterprise of ami the Indian courage Ocean, m»<ie
masters
The flowgjf-bnds teriJnri or cloves are arranged
on the flower-stelk.; obtained they «e
either gathered by hand or by
beating with bandies ot reeds, m which
otse cloth, are sprt*d beneath the trees
“f®** cloves tto are “’ prepared After for to-.ng shipment gather^ In
them in hurdles eoveml witt
near a alow wood fire, togve
Ihera father a brown dryd |n the spa. ®hjch Theyn^y they
wilIbetonnd tota pnrple<»lored
and fit to be packed places m bales they for ; :
“'‘i-ket. In some are
in liot water previons'to being
ndk ? d ’ b “* “ “ f.VT’f, «* aeni
^' doves By.repoate! Will produce distdlatinn, from seventeen gen
ilT twentvtwo ' l.i J ner Z.Z r oent. cent, -'Jl.!. of of oil. oil Clove
Jthough very inferior contain
of ^d“tovre shoTld tat ^k
- s ^
ts
“tro^iced about 1890, The
nwZmS^TwSed .mantitv nroduced-iaatkiat •
at
1863 tta crop was an entire failure,
j the following year it was yeaSs abpve the
)”", or five since
^ ic a n6 devastated Zanxibar, de
etr ™ n g , arge proportion of the clove
trees on the iriand. In 1874 there were
J90.OOO clove trees in Java, of whh* J
161,280 were in bearing. Great Britain
annually >mporuj an averaj so vi
j ooo.OOO pound* bf doves. Fraace, j
Germany and the United State* are also
, - tmtMirtera and oonsomers of this
,niee Owing to the materially increased proilnction during the
prices i, have fallen doves 1
£ere a «t twenty-five years. In 1329
sold il in England at The 360 per pound, price
17)9 at per pound. the average of the
in Holland, prwdons to war
French revolution, was about 82 per
pound, being about 2500 per cent ail
vance on the reol cost of the Modem commodity
in theplnce improyod aftts grotrlh. facilities of culture com- j
merce aud
and clovesTnto transportation enable the importer
of this country to sell them
now at from thirty to ' forty cents per
pound. ou. . , .....
.
_ |
ImllMt Origin - ■ . of . - Mosq»lt*es.
i
The Red River Indians have a canons
]e(rt , n j rW pecting the origin of mosqni
j bey gg- taat onoe nuon a time
there was a famine, and the Indians
M m(S . Unndreds hsd died
from hunger, and desolation filled their
,, onn try. All kinds of offerings without without avail, avail, wrre
maiJe u^jo to tbe the Gi eat Sp Spirit i ri t
^ unti i one iolverme.. day two hnnters came anW upon a
a very rare ----
Upon Open Jj shooting shooting the the white white wolverine, wolverine, ,L1U an an
i oJ sprang ont 1 nf ' the skin, ‘ and ^
woni an
g a T £ D gttat8hewasa“Mamto,”prom- with the Indians,.
to gd and live
promising them plenty of game os tongas the
iSst“S they treated her well and gave her
of all the game that was
bteught in. The two Indians assented
to this, and took the old woman home
the old woman took to herself the chafe*
: bits; notwithstanding end tins feeling her tac*me warning so iuteuse tiial if
: that
they violated tturir premise the a Indians,
calamity they day would killed come her upon she w«
as s«*
! tag her Share of a reindeer which tbe
hunter had consternation brought in. iramedUtely struck
Great the In
i the witnesses of the predirted deed, and
diaus, to escape tbe and moved relamity, ; f
bodily struck their tents to a
great distance. Tmie past on without
Itmv catastrophe oeenrring, and game
becoming even more plentiful, the In- .
: tagan to laugh at their being deeeivwl
f, y the old woman. Finally, of a ieindeer, hunting
psrtv on a long ebase a
whtoh had led ftem tack to the place j
wtare the old woman bad been killed, |
came upon her skeleton, and one of them
in ««*&». ««**d the skull with his
'foot. 1 In an instant B. small* the spiral, and
vapor-like ea£ bo»ly bo^/w.bicli arose from eyen
of the proved to be in- *
that attacked the hunters with
(treat Inry. and drove them to the rivei
for protection. The skull continued to ;
ite MO*****, ami
becalm full of avengers of the old
woman'sdeath. The hnntera,on retm-n
ingtocamp, found the Indians miffer
in g terribly from the plague, and ever
.. ^sastssass
st
TIMELY Trifles.
■Hie cotton crop will ao* the United
States thia jeer ffMO.OOO^OflO,
■4 8500
Ct nrivi
jja -*''!:
••’* wXtavw- W wjy waB Strata
^*’1“
iumaRy I® MO 0®! bari2i of floor *
J>te Torit relief paper. that had been sent to a New
^.The Wot Bock, ooortw Oregon, from oror Otma ^ueh City the In te ,
to?* w'*®* 1 ? •?<$*’ *» d *5 oU ?*“ te
Not "i?« a-bntiding oolt watanding^ wh hn n ®?,*“ dred e
" u »^T 2} 1 y in 8 be I eir
dead ^Uma; all the cattle werekiiledfor ,
the i-teof ttar arm She Irwian*
have chopped off jnet beloan the knew
the catch. forelegs of every aheep they could
-
A convict at Aubnm, N. T., escaped
bard work during bis confinement of
two and a half years saocessfnEn by feigning the*tauJ paral
yais. He was so
that he waa li ft ed alwut byatoendantr,
and on h» release had to be carried to
the depot in a chair and plaoed in the
oar*. An hour afterward he visited the
prison kis officials and aatouuded them by J
speedy and fall recovery.
-
Lockjaw« which one of the most terrible
diseases to mortals we exposed,
A Californm exchange asserts that no
need be m danger of suchan attack
wounds caused by ruaty iron. The
worst case, of mflamod wounds may be
ta smoking the injured part with
wool or woolen cloth. Any
that prodnoe* safety from such a
d.aeasem worth recordmg.
~~
At tbe Missouri State prison, at Jef
C.ty, dnnng the lret six mmdhs of
term, are prisoners allowetlto that go have.been rmt and work well
the mtywia teamsters, laborers etc.
notnn
any supervision they by gnarda. Of
at night have to return to
penitentiary. While in the city they
not *S d S5 this regulation 40 is infringed, *SS p !L5 r
are Atteropta immediately confined while to thus the
at escape
____from from oil surveillance have been
rare, for, should they be reetptared
have to serve a double term, nuder
stringent rules.
ae
oomwienturnsnesa
for entrain and[precision, and that
itcreated great enthnsiawn _aion« the
The Pari /. -‘rnal confirms
this appreciation and says their success
was immeuae*
lander Bata few called years the sinoe Grsm Isaacs King .Fried of a
was
California. Ho eoutrolled a ginin fleet
of *)0or400 sailing vessels, while his
operations involved the use of J40,000,
eapiiot. Itw imim— ww-petent slope, i**
the grain districhf of the Pacific
in the oorn exchange of Ban Francisco,
while even Mark Lane wag anxious to
eoucilliate so powerful an element m
the price of breadstuff's. Two years
ago he faile<l in his gigantic undertak
ings, and liis name was no longer m
people's months. Beccntly hedied, and
a two-line telegram was considered snffi
cient to announce the demise of the
great Grain King, Bhovmig the way hard
times boildown obituaries. -
'
—
Amenoan girls will team with interest .
that the value of a Freuob girli 81.0W. s nose
has jnstlieen judicially valued at
Some time ago a Pans ommbuskorse
became frisky, there wia collision, a
,, ,
a voitng demoiselle-reeeived It some 0 at
the broken glass in her face. was and
ft ra t thought the harts were tnfi’ng,
her parents doolh^d the proffered doctor, ser
vice of the omnibus company held s they
But the scratches did not as >
were expected to, and the girl s father
brought suit ogaiust theoompany, permanently
j n g that her nose had been diminish¬
mirre.1, marred, and and that that this this seriously seriously diminish
ed „! her her prospect prospect of of establishment establishment in in life life
-in otter other words, words, of of getting getting a a husband. hnstano.
jEte obtained obUined §200 8200 3n » the tbe first first trial trial and ana
'$1,000 — on the “ seeond. ------’
TBo T8e Indian ® Ponnlatloa. .'J.
• ari
The losses of the Indians in . „ tne _ vari
one contests with the wlutes have always
been overstated. -Tnl>eH that have
beentoonght to be dteteoyed tave p»to
while, Pon«L. on the other hand, tbe Omahae,
and Miraonri.have taeorce
feebler. The Hianx have absorbed the
and Yanktonnyis. The Dels
wares have been absorbed by
tribes.
The Pawnees are greatlv depleted,
The Six Nations have remained
the same for several centimes. Ctflonel
places t*e total number of Indians
kiltol by the whites since 1789 at 8,000.
of in the these defeat perhaps by 400 Wayne,.and warriors perished
no more
than that in the Seminole war, which
lasted seven years, and involved the
expenditure How of 830,000,600 much United of national Stetee
treasure.
officials have ever known about the
m^ter 1, shown by the fotiowing
government estimates :-Inl 8*J the
national statistics showed that there
were 457.00ft .in 18S0. 318.000; in 1840,
tt-o/tOO; and in 1855, 850,000. tbst By
this *in7ular table i« will he seen
1822 and 1890 the decrease was
144,000, and that the increase When between the
18 3& and 1840 was 87,000.
government, weslesriltita in 1822, began ^Sber to move the
of those
cart of the Mississippi probably, wee-plated had et
120,000-aa roamed many, as time
.the same region at any
after the first settlement of tbe conntry
pa»ggsffaa as*« ssas ,,
V » [jS'S^al ■ «• !S> S£ i£, -
S V» 12 .* zsSm&S!
it
S5?^iSi2ys?ii- , ^ --7
m --*- *•»»-»..,rt
-rrii fiiWiri*Ti •••■•-■ .
a
Itew •( latere..;.
As a twig is beat the hew is in*a«l
k^lhS^ *° «rita,
A visible
toti’ -*55 e X.' i ^ ,a * -fi-sy-id
Thf
................ ^ '*
r ,
j ^ qaitoes titied Mirery-dore *• Smile netri y tap 14
:
! T-mresee edit ■heC:
...... liWeitSS”?.!! 1 l.,M ow
ft«a.“-'sfcS *rr.r|«*
a hd on it”
The boy who goaa a-fiahiog LmoSond?, on Son
day, whe£ he hLheee ^&f
, ^Tgeto y h^e. na rfiy goea a-thaffig *
t when rianua^a L. ,
-
“ “'
And wa,
«h w bad. n a 0 with warn, e, r»
Anrajr,«pr«.iour«lfao.l>.
T be Bible Wna^orthrbeneflt^ haa been printed in thirty
; different aboriSnea a-Vi
1 aienhmHritiah the of An^rST.uZv^u? this country of
The thermometer tatTt^in^rdlr l.»s tor- inrenf^
it i, true. Lrt^if
gBg? aoenraev odj^ .j aa L*m*gtfl a gjtt25.fr ^
“
t W) P *
,. b**m , dlscoverej ,, thkt the' ______
1 by peuw
i,*' * i! caai J t '~ / [".' /Ver!
7 w he« they ,r use a
Cincinnati Commercial. r honograph._
Hants live directly on the lifelee,
products cd «wth; and we live directly ammafe
on the prodneta of. plants or on
which Uve on them. The vegetable
comes, as it were, between ns and the
earth.
There are many things which discon- •
oert the average whilTreidmg young Is.lv, and one of
them ia, an mtensely in
teresting novel, to discover that ih the
most exciting part there is n chapter ‘
torn out,
.. Alld nerM mm . m , a th , ^
VuLinint year boaai* bn-l«!"
“Aye, never more,” m»de Jack reply
meo*A*1wmte.
“ For without you, aorote the wsves
l oould not go At alt.
Since That yen nraat misty know, my t” love,
}on are now ray yawl
According to Dr. Fitch, there are not
less than sixty different insect* that
prey upon the apple, twelve npon the
pear, sixteen on the peach, the seventeen
on the plnm, thirty-fire on cherry
and thirty on the grajre.
The first steam engine was set in mo¬
tion in Germany on August 25, 1785.
Hnrkort established the first engineer!
ing woika in that country at Frriheit
Wetter in 1819. He t.L ntefl BtalWh _
workmen to go to Wetter, and ttiey
■TltettMtitaigUlM ai'prenth'es.
ern «- X
st&ssssswsrsr ___ __
road, inn i iing the to ntva l CT c l os e i i »
lid nrtMMkM s, and fi wtmgteej ‘itowim tere.of wh& wyide
terrible African sira blow*
8 .leath
and devastation in its track,
catcs. ----
Sweet is my lovely,—looking girt when »h» to lookiag down,
^d id heu I Be# a willful, pet up; grimace 4
hf . ...hn,.. nmaa.
jvit <m ne.r ups a aiww faeuo me rrown,
i think, wbiis fullher rare grace I «up,
Sw6 *X*5LSh? W w*ln? v£P king downy
And ia fkribner.
>»»bl? to shift ... !«* . rtta" . ..
A mouse
when abont a fortnight old^and by »e
time it is six week* owitreqnratiy m
cornea a parent. Mice have gen y
between litter, sometimes Bix ^nd^ as ten many young w onre 1 « ^ a
*2r_^fSfSdite* ..
<*<? w 7* J iatorelist dS«
; m Sfihmtol tobmtefl tata re g rtoegte", *3* ttat ^ riie
off8 F^ 0 ‘ n8 '^.
months ro ‘«'*‘ time. r ”” v ”'
Both the body ^ and mind are » eon-
8t itated that ttiey require constant but
■
bodyor mind, unless thty , be in a.more
o, Je*, diseased But harmfnl state, is not the e only;un- xtern ^,
aeoessary, m
it ia a habit which, the individual. onoe indalged_>n, Lhs g*
will grow npon
of oeeapatita tm the the *V*,!!^' brai, ;«
the entrent of thought for
what will promote the »»< *“**“j*»
healthfnldevelopmentrf both— Uaf- r.
x lucawd pair of vary chubby leg*,
ArniromtasteWwh^. in srawlci^ i
bite ..
Al.tucku, i
I The future « •* coming m*n<
, A pair of ton|hiflg, desp Was
W»fii ftir <ff>quettich »n * qneen,
The belle of all the town; «ANsk»
A dimpled chin anil blushing pearl,
taipe red and teeth of
Beat tie Tfcem*a»tep.
Wednesday massesducoTaredtb.TBetocrm.m- when the toitag, perspr
iug down town marked plnmp 100
; eters wiped off ttrew
degree.in the shade thev
chins having and lived congratulated to such aperad. each ptbOT About on
see
the time that eveybody was happiest,
along oamo a small boy whose facevsgs shone
j as red as a beet and whose eye*
j like “Where’S glsss. doctor! - he _ retied ont t SB
a
; be entered » crowd. . r
"Here, Itoy—what s toe m9{fc r *7 . .
plied one of the men as he reached , oat
to detain the lad. deaiii at the
“ Hnlifam’iy to <*J!tn to
honse. 1” be explained. ‘ Ikwi is ® the
down stair bedroom, shzkm and ctat
term’ and collin’ on me to.bringtamred Mam
1 hot tea and put bricks to his fret.
she's np-st-urs, with four qmti« her rinver end *
carpet over her, but 1 beard Uj
dear down lief to feet the in the BenMto cook-atoyc mg*
I and- is .writing, an to winter,
tanttar Bill; he adyta in the >m on the
shtewalk an’ axin’ evwjtady to lend tom
. M m« Kyami pepper to help start a e.r
cnlation. "
“Is timt-so? ’ alowly quensd ac.i
x-o. o i J ,towh <townhr lawo -
"Coarse it »• is! , B&mt m. ?_I
after a doctor an some soft real -
•®as&, gsaay s jas«; - s -. faB
, ttau*