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iliUL1 "RPTI PTilTm flTTTrTF I tin t,icn nearer, and com- the huge mass seemed to tower directly
Jlijymyylb, w . a I t-g fl- wtU L. puMUg tMII-r mm .""lytKMMIiffl. UTPAIB-j
.- ! riMii raait.w liWnricrlit nf tk stinatinn I knew not. Twlth a roar like the roth of Slightly
Tl,...Btf3feJjE'i - j 1 L iliMi .nP" wu pulling on vigorously, and hi
BlBIMHHmHdAHAMAiillaco wore an expression I had learned
-.. i
SON&S
?T FJtOSTS
gJMf,
the orUpretf wind
ltlSAMIfifiM' MKi
sTiiijiseesfeg Hilt L
i
'SSIivte
i
a interpret aap IkHM'Jfci . J&J
v . r. w.. m. inop
. btti m uatoojtte.
tibn. W M &
Dob would diaf hard.
sewf
the wake of the flying
Wesaw them Hasitate turn and flee
rposite Olfaction, uuimeywcre
1 he gigantic levtatnan 01 wcj
Would dio harTlew; ln4;morthaalr dowl upon tfc'm, and whether any
live! to escape tfce terrible consequences
of seh an experience I am unable to
aay, for we never saw them more.
With the rush of wind as the tempesx,
wouMi fail to be in wt th
of our hUr.BwtalHI I aa., aa
ono tuvace
15ftim'-il
et. not much experience in the strata-
,-, ,. .- ,
geius of the wil y too. I n alter years wo
X work in the dark f?Jfcc Mack nlht,
And mtfbJjmmmiitSi,
"What tTWra?nirWflun rfuutSntwm(S9W"llKQmr
IHlfgMpMilbcBiAjain., x.&'d
I drwTai,Tpliaa:tfanJntegttay.,,rvi:
Ol femwitu lu feathery Kraro,
And if mmtmimeiA. M'UiMhul'iri
i put a niheinUA plate, y.: "r
S" ''WAS1 utMnp.
U tUtUs oalvjziy ntcaflant slay.
jAMBMtfiHWUllB'mad dt
For I clasp nrmyAimac cli
The UiroM
tmz. .
M ... rim ' "TTO"nn
cpt tho enemy at bay with our long
raniii rifles.
We hesf tw eew three m3im)m&
whoop on our left caused usto glance in
DiatdirtctioB. where wo lchcld another
Jr4aolavaf,AlthyelUaud gcsticur
Iations, Bearing swnuy-uown uijoh ,
and not more than a quarter of a mil
away
rt;ai3iiftraitiarttfri
SEEfclKU MIS FOKTCkli
g-jft. c-
A boy aat whittling on a fence. He
was a lad of 12 years, and worked at all
Mrt of odd chore on the river farm,
wklut unt mtuit cJ ttM noulnM down to
fteconewce.whIcl one kHE
the Hudson Ilfibr, :ibeadei. by liWe
stearif tugs, fedfewhichraro co-
t'monlf called tow.i." Tlus Mf.
loat- van tvck, was m- -fww:
boy, and worked bard ; he did not much
care for the beautiful hills which en-
xaiiKijawuLi jrladiiigzfMmicgtiTgrrt
inij the parctJCdarUt aim our parcnoi norJbe lair jinu Jeruic iiejos beyonQ,
-Xka tiduM. cleared beautifully, behind spirit, which just sow was working up
the departing storm, and the Mm wenr. fr thejnanner ox yeast when iris pttfit-
down in golden pprend
glad leave ol: our
land Transcript.
still (tA
Lr litaffj. Affrni tx
nit r. u W "Wi n
yfoy;9tiLixim&Fir hour. A
tumble tkatecca, na UU tbaifmlaf
lTroin wlferolt He in tlKffcrtil r
rtiiich Uic itfwr. K UMV Wt.o gain
jrjMjk-tnread by.Aluiir.UAlly ioll. -
DitHihch Spring days come I change my
mind,
For I am n ficklo souL.. .
Bo I nioBCK,1MIaflB oiJMue tnxtliwcat
irtnil " - v
llll Mill IliWIMI aqpW iK' JH V
tn hajfeirH BKcnfc aBdv ilHM onBB
fv Hf iYhBL)ut euHeed HVltcw yKHc
aliBfcrcaiBB tktfB inflKhlonfllK
f -uilt BL-B it iroBnot M Wltte Avmm
wmtrmmsui wmm oVMt is ewniuatcn
vrind.
And ride to tho Arctic pole
-Truth.
OUR SHIPS AT
8FJA.
eft
ut
IV
U
SnfrfetIiih('Ri!MvTUn
to be done, and at once. Two ol the
Indians were outstripping the rest, and
rapidly neariog uwltoKand Iji'erc of,
ono mind, tor, VIthoot;ijeaTdge
slackened ourace. Alter, gctibigour.
breath a little, wo" agreed ou a plan of
action.
Thn two foremost savages were now
within range, one leading the, oUnNCby.
two or three rods, and suaueniy coming
to a halt, I faced them and delivered
endor as wc took ocrUng its way thmugb tke mass f ua
jotiyjrefugc. J&rfe. baiaaLbread. AUjsoris. of bubblw were
bothering hts brain, and lorcmost was
the wiih-to;JeT:hbcoMrtrTjwfBe. mvk
go wthe gre3t4rcity, of1 whefcheteu
nearu so iuuch, uui auuui iutu uc
knew little. AiRt IWria, hsau Mire,
FkiB Plates.
ll.el
How many of us have fdilps at sea,
Freighted wh -wWH ndXpeiiandfor,
Tossing about on tho vaveu'.whrlere ' ' "
Llnscrnnd wait on the nhoro for years,
Giutinr :ifur through the dlMtaBCCilim
Awl siglilng,
) uvcr atfMilpii uuiao in?
away with laugluer and pong,
Mill
lie wills were
"We.Bcntthe:
3Tfot4ecki
new,
MiMWBtbreczca borelbcni along, fc,,
Thcsea was calm and tbo weio Bne,
And wo thought, aa -wo wawtoed?.tbeiu ball
uway. t. .
Of thesjoyttcy wea!4 bffag aaoBio futuro
Long have wevakM Iwstdo the fehorc
-TOAUtch the gleam'of a coining nail,
Bat wc only hear the breakers' rtmr
- Orrltewt:uiug"lKht wind's dismaljvail,
TiU oureheekfl grew pale, and our eyes grow
dim. - , ,
And we tadly uigh. will they ever come In?
Ohlfpoor, sad "heart, with Its burden of cares,
t ltl!i4feate(LitHwortldeHt life
Tliat has garnered only'thc thorns and tho
tares,
Tliat is neared and tint lahe pi t uul strife,
Afar on the heavenly golden horo
Thy HhiM uMttnebored feruver more.
Florence Orover, in the ChrUtian Union.
my shot, with the best aim l was capa
ble, 6frat;the'm!RTesr. It?.niisscd him,
lntftho ?ocoml Indian, chancinir to be
j cuir.
o tninfi:
W?" '"T
ve HMne ianai
nlmt Ihe i)res
j-t-. -
that eTerv Ante
ggss
m
rfern aivd pegped away with tk oyrtrr
kaife. It took htm a wng waue to
fttefct taarto CH
cdi?eo( the shell, to pry IrilBthe
valve without Injury to the lttclo aaor
cl wtrhio. and then to slip U into tiw
kig tin pail at hand. He got a bad cut
In the pah &. he did it, but he boaMtifc
up with Mi handkerchief, fimkd hto
u-nrf -kfti the man for ki dia
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m
rcos
rAr TO JiWATOR.
Matr rartl-A
tke JMet.
With h Wf4 h fpw li!-" ,i ?
sf4jr
I tk Uf wf AHNf r. 0rwt,
it atM.
la golg U tk? I aited iUU- NfUUf
Mr Crorman iU have tb triumph of
returning to Lkat ni-toir a m-
bcr yktch he erw mexta a a pae, .j i.'y jj, j.mM, tww eafwriauwi
(nrn, .r arrrt Wlon ia ffr.jL.fc- flJiiAW t
the hisrv of theHMtc lie l-utu n-c Uk tmMkatWfc W tA
in Howard Coenty-whwh W rw rrp- thit liwrl WkHrt ewr
i .
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b tofttt? &l ir wl
ljui
ti ; titu smx m.
l.5- i. ik. U,n taUM awr for 1
Vpktf a ckr pa pee i & f
prvxiMM
T. iU
L. ftmsK. &rVH t M . - -e - f-.
Cwnttr
Umi jgiH1r. & UM p
aal a wt iwe try f U-U.jU -
tX elrt hi t VSr ! l Kt!
fcortamk W JkMLUL. '
saUy I. iwffS 15 fh. !
Wo n t rj iBmUe Jfe IT
wiili her r! "4m &rn far.
rtrrwtn.HA'A h
Tipi
tv'A,
;? "fTvt VW
CCf."v..v t Mt n ,n r,tii nrJ reeatfc the State SoatMareh It. J- tUcel k are VdMwi
rork at the ov?htrs, und here
bktti7.M u,lMi-hatL:o.Uke.
T.. rvit.?rit It nn ttm Tllxr
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T . V . .-4-1J AIUriHU. A.AA.21
jm mmeaTw& mux v & i - . -. - .. .,. r". vr: .. - - t, fe, ik
before he a;amtartc;i on Ks trafTO. T"",T!Tr: J"w I .w". ., '. "-T "L I ." !,!.!
imi , .... -, t i-:..- i uu: uj luiuaiuic sn - -- - -...- -.. ..., -. - . ,....... .-, , T v .- . ...
inexoou revvHi iu urwimi iuiiij.i- ct . ,..,., .. - f ; - - tv, :-".. .,. . . . n m - """'
.iv .... w.j .,. v ;.. . ..a- no n utwnuw Jro i .-., - - Uron twreSV opw w v -r i--- -' .,i. ,t ..,.-
" """' rvrr w - w r v-.,?;u m,i k.i i : a .. ..t w- ji rfa ifiu ht i mr wvu sfr- .,-
t - - - v -- B- (in i - &.r -. j j- -- . a i IP w -'S- A .. w
k .. - y .. . , ... 4Y--r .. --m ' nvimtuff
Wrf'f lATTm js.rws-ajfc-"-
, -r
(rf-'fiJ -
t '. . . - r i , -i- Ti- -x&l lk
. irnHr. 1 i--...-w,. t?T their aaJrmtee wi n , --. :
to. wHker-. M4e a'l WC Hi Ue-t ,1? 14t,Xrw
to
would never say "yes" to his project.
She looked tiiioaihu ciivas Ajrnext den
of thieves, anWsM JUlfM wTeirtu.
go there ; but he was tired of bciiijf-A
voman consumes an average quantity of I farm hand, and thought' it would be hne
satwIiIa: SAKDSTOBX.
" An Adrentnre in Ttew Mexico.
Theinciaent Iem aboutte relate took
place on tho Jornada Desert, tho route
across which is called, in the 'language
of the'iountry,3Journakvdel Meurte
jourriey ofdejw. r - - '
.t'is a barren, treeless. rastoj stretch-
inglor 90 miles along the Kio tiranue
Jlivcriraactcstendlngtjastward to the
gyhitetM6uutaias,'. unwatered by a sin
gle stream, and only one spot for ob
taining a -supply of nature's precious
beverageknowu also by? the ominous
'title 'of Ojotiel Meurte (spring of death)
is found inlhe whole -kpgth of tho
passage.
Scant vegetation exists in a fewfa
"orod loealitics, but the greater part is
a gntssless plain, alternating with vast
fields of white sand, which, blown hith
er Mid thitherdiy the fierce winds that
in summer sweep ovor the torrid ex
panse, look like bi'lowy seas on the hor
izon. Thus tract would also be devoid
of all animal life, but for the ceaseless
ly roaming red man, and tho occasional
herds of antelopo thatspeed fleetly from
Tange to range of tho widely separated
mountains. - -
It was-oH an Qccasien such jvsl. have
juet noed, thatlVas'led "into the per
ilous situation, from the dangers of
which ono of "Nature's wild and sin
gular phenomena interposed to save
me. Wearied bythe inactivities of a
halt iriadc early in the day, Bob and I
had wandered forth to stretch our legs,
and look for antelope. ' The quest prov
ing fruitless, tvc noif" stood for a mo
ment looking over the "dreary prospect,
within whose desert 'sweep we seemed
to be the only living creatures. The
sun, still some hours iiigh, beat down
with unabated real upon tho "gleaming
waste, and'not a breath of air stirred to
fan our heated brows. Long, filmy,
spiral-likeclouds stood high infthe azure
Mavens; as indiMfettKifvtotwhirlwind
sjih those: latitudes, we both knew; and
.Bob, eyeihg.tHeih, temarkecV: ,-..
f "A good day for. whfrlvrrhds: ihere goes
oaeiww, -porafaBgjmtJio me.! a;ht
cleud of dust risingaboTe ff'swcll'oX.the
.plain faato ourcjnghi'tiNo JtliWo's
somerlm-inovingjthere'Hejidded; as
eerwtr-okriclijeelslamort'is
rbobl4mg up aml'djowri-beygud 1Q$SQ-
y ' Antelope 1- :not :tEey? Vnlefope
would show more- white. Bj; 'George,
, xve are.in forit! " JbeliCTneUiwej are
Indians," returned jny fnead,iStcaduy
lU. j:ni.i.rAlnAfct -
" T?-
!n lh line of fire, fell howling and kick
ing on the sand. The Indian m the leadj
retreated to his fallen ""comrade, and T
instantly reloaded and turned toward
L Bob, who, in continuation ol our plan
of operations, was to lire in his turn.
Bob was a cool, true shot, and dropping
on one knee, he sighted at the Indian
who, seeing the motion, began dancing
about at a great rate, at the same time
making off toward his companions.
After following his movements a. mo
mentBobJired, imd the savuge fell
backward iiever to rfceagiln. K v
" Tierlfoel better," said Bpb,rie
vac ihd6k)ytef. oe a . tcartrkhev
Those tw6rwonTt; be iikcly totrouWe
us again. Oh, if we only had some
rocks or trees to get behind now! But
there isn't as much as a twig for a bird
to light upon on these accursed sand
heapsi'Mic continued,- emphasizing his
remarks by a contemptuous thrust of a
United States army No. 9 brogan into
aid soil. .
While Bob was talking, mj eyes had
been on the Indians, but my thoughts
were traveling over the route we liad
come that afternoon from camp. I re
membered that we had passed a small,
fclry JieiaMiK ii;bythe: washing
of.lheiitft soU!rdWA;ledge once wholly.
covcroa Dy cann; was ieavmg pxptweu
a-,ridge'6l bfilan, crumbling sandstone.
Where was this ledge? Might we not
yet gain tho protection of these jagged
spurs?
"BobP'Ishoufcedrat length, a,wc
again moved briskly on, "did? you
notice tho rocky ridge wo passed com
ing out?"
,nIIa"! yes; I remember itr Just the
placeVe want. Butr'where was it?"I
couldn't tell to save me from yon tier
howling imps. I wonder what's tho
matter with them now?" replied Bob,
glancing over his shoulder at the Indi
ans. " They have joined their forcoj;
just what I thought; they'll be after is
tierce now," he added.
" Well, let them corao! We are sure
to reach the ledge. Follow me ; I kiow
exactly whore it lies," I cried, taking
tho lead.
Our pursuers, now increased to the
number of twenty-five or thirty, Jwere
five fashion plates and 17 paper patterns
per annum.The latter arc as (Jreek to
tlie unlearned al; aad foolishness to
the widest of hkV sex. r Theyre, in ap
pearance, large sheets of thin brown pa
per, covered with scores of intricate and
interlacing curves, and full of straight
liaeeaBd.aagieaiatersecttng one anotn
er in the most confusing and madden
ing way. But in these mysterious
hieroglyphics lie hidden the secrets of
skirts and the promise awl potency of;
waists and talmas and gussets of the ut
most magnificence. Woman can read
them vdth an, case Uiat would put Cham
polfion niuf hisanlet disciples to the
blush. She can translate them into silk
and poplin and calico without making a j a smig little home, and his
single tirrur. nf scisaonai svmax. ami
to staudibehind aeounter, to wear kid
gloves oti a. Sunday, to be able to buy
good broadcloth anil shilling boots in
deed, with one bound to be a merchant
pdace" whose- grandeur steakl hthe
town talk.
He had not very clear ideas as to how
all tide waa tobejttleined, butjheaew
he could work hard ; he had read how
muayipMr. boy had fctruggid,up.U
fairfeV'andhe meant to trylmyhow.
And now, as he sat on the fence
whistling, he w:.s eonidoring a plan of
action. There was no use in lieinir too
tender-hearted. He would have Joleave
Aunt Maria without asking pcruiisrion.
True, the little rcdhousebythe hill was
aunt toiled.
hard to make it so; bulwould he not
come home 'to her with silks and dia-
aim no utauxv uun iu . wir I''Y w. .-, ,j v'.i:.U
m ' , O 1 - iL.T. L J J . fUUUTI UiVKHi v ...-
lorworK. nc mk i".: , .Ucj tn Ui wuntry Wfon the Kcro-
wunoui a worn ; ?ornc tsiu, " ? ,J'.. ,. - "1 ,. .,
,.'..,, t i.t-.i. ..t . ..., .-.! 1 Intion, and tool part tn tlr war
rrfat ri -m l iiiii ma i i in im a. a iai a .. 11- . . -
, - : ?vt. !.,-. "ti !., ,. i.i CJorman' fatbrr, IVter Lorman, w4 a
lump come m lit throat - other, told cuatctor cm the
lUm Ft .?t & SbSSll-2 ' IlSioni d Ohio lUltntad when
evil spirit an.! otfiey ff wlsbuSng. was morravcr. an actht
him and parsed on. lhi- wm nevf nr ? , . , ,-,,.1.,,,,--
Jt U w -.-laV lathe day F? ZJgLZT-' TlMTSenaiV wheft a
and he was lar i ine -Mn, , . 6al iwch cducatkvnal ad-
innnmi' iim &.urt uuuiKit. hum . "---i
lust
the night.
Atmiv' bv a .ltUixn strap over
....,!;..?.. .i.i i.i it.. ..... u
infciiii-iir- uiki iimi iiiiii i i ; :i i iiiit-ii
ouwuu.a4 m - -. r-r- -tti tNliy-r-4 UtuinuifHl. tbfM ariit'U.
! I. . ... 1. I , ...... .-.. ... 1. A..A K U S " - .--..- --"
uur, anoui ui; un, uw . . .. .,. ir-nUv,.
. ..vi i....,
m . k&.. 1A VrVM 1 S S&XCA MXK'
iU t l"l -""' -"" --r - -j
numbcriiu: 61. la U. who prti wtr
luck a Utile U tV Wft half ay a
t, t.nire. Wteen th axHlUa ItH
&rA tW Urn ialy ditr.l. whJeb bv
the war, i lh unc prtrnt v?
1 m ot yramtry a aUttniy wwt
hr etW ?
Wr. ! Uw M
pll'Je iKr,
i ruJrdMwhU rxus i ' -
it, r Jmed rly aJ V 4
bvth' Uwr U a U nti.
. " " .t.-T.'i.it .i t i 1 1,... I T. v '.. t.i.- .iuV.1 mi. .
wondering where he should pas "r:" 7.':. IZIV: V.1 w!&Fi,ZZrML i
when a bov with a bov vm. UB1WTV .-.. -j -: .us arr, wm Vm.VrA I ... " -1
it, of I" he wa- appoSotni a p' 4ivlKia gradually to the Vft U "
,,,h the Srnate throegh tho intiueiicc of & x9 enrcbf! ymttvftr Uial
bail wi'wJ U attaM(tib5 in U ue i
K ni!i!! Iln. Oalv rT-hattlt
.mboldcned .r' ol
without: the sliffhtesriifcsHaroa MhthS
intricate svstem'of miactuimSoninwhicli tmwir which. 6hould so otOfkine
uiathers'' and,'vokSi" and "tucksl? liest alpaca that it wouh
taice'ths ninco
j
eait
aav4a
I only do for
of "commas and oeriods: common use? Often down at the dock
Willi the help of these patterns, the ' he had talked with the men on the boats,
Oshkosh woman clothes herself in a stylo , but he knew none of them other than as
materially different from that prevailing I Jack and Bill. His proposed plan was
among the lilies of the field, but much to leavol some flight quietly, getona
more satisfactory to ner peron;u uarge, go to me cuy, ami uuiu wuiKi
. - " - 1 I a. A .V .1
then write home to aunt iana, aim
make his pe:tco with her. Perhaps if
Aunt Maria had known all these
might have been les
scolded about farm
a iwmme m u eye wnicn viiiDoiucnru , ., ,..., .,!-. ,Mii ntM
Tom to speak to him 1 - JJJ ' ' j
"Do you know where I can get any A" !KullWi of niTn,L-. who eventually
work to do?" ' made him his jn-crrtarv aud ceatUMUil
The boy put his fingers aside of hu .. , y fiunuan livl in the
nose. wiuKt'ti viuieiiuv " iuu
grimace, but said' nothing.
man," ay
a. .. ilI -ffl
a CtirttHt wwnri ,.'
nbcnoct" rr pru hl &"lviMi
rihl Wi?," an.!. In wrUkation u! thb
obxsnTtUou. wK
, pun-ly
nit ai
allv tarrunU HH ldc
r r
l4rd iUct UpN tog
k-urrtmb New Vtwk HVU ta. d.
crits.U lifU Heete -v , t
.nletUU tadtllt. bti hH
tr4lh IniAkiStaxluLuhl la lA
ri
flimrtrwIiSfe rltr eeer4 a
U a corrret but Iranxswk tne wi bw"E''"""
i i i - ii i fT..ii iiti in rfi"!io- irizar t i"! " "ii
i i . . - nvt law. . ' - ------ . .. u
. i ,'.j --"- . . . 1... . ' I.- .. 1 iri.v xna lur " lAa
i .. ..u... i.w.. ...., ivitnn4iurti .- ., j-i.. &.M.I.I luMitfii sii vrartia k - - iiwi j ---- . --- -
Ti. tll.f. -U...fAl im In-". X. .. .1.1.' Tk, .uiii Ik mintB f ihUJjn' t
mill in ail HI5 I'HMiuHti ink v- -. - , ii. iirr'iviuu irii vii" -. -- ,. - -. . .
" I'm in earnest," said Tom. "I want eluding the famou dumping lmr rra H y. ln cdUxHhjn of eftlrS pniej: uj n iV '.
woric uadiy." ' ngnmn Lincoln whfn xney were co- aiUIHUr ua leOtnriy ail omt-r mm n u-n rj.". ' ; : .. .
"k'ei.iumyeye!" was tho rc,pon.se, tcftntr lhe lllinoU Snatmhlp. Mr. ,m,luUr thlflth Un ineiuMy l. U, rtfeWiyv ainJhmUj- ta
regarding Tom's more decent apparel. , (;onnn Wai familiar with all tho politi- IwanlthnJeii a rily advanerd, U ; iwifih Ktk 4 the u "''T"mi
"Oh. Cut I do. What U jour trade?" cal mtrigue of that day; hU rcmlnU- a u, uraOTe In penerat Wiy. J The Un 4Ut!!rfljri
"Now see here, feller-eltizen, if you've rani90f tj, Mrt hUrr of the pltt -t;ni, eompeteat MatotiUiNl obwrwr comfDrUJarm. i"" ?
an- idea of eomin' on my Wat, I jUt between Douglas and Hrcck-nridgv ' nI no, j- jm,E Ja vafti for the for theUwl iVifr' .TS"'ii''
ur rn p ini'"-" - - i- -
innmjjji - nnm
tUtr tMt4r
ttHtnrn k4
e4oiineni oi wut it-it .....,...-. ? "-""V7r..rag:- fc
. . i :.. ... . v.o ni mr in i iii uminarv. rucwiuvpak " -. - -.
j a niiriT u . -am a . a- w t - m - - - -- - -
k LalU alt -" J ' " " - . . a
warn vc ye d better git at once, aim oe . WOuIl makf an interesting eoninouuon - imm . uf tht nppn-nny in-
shook Lus Hat in Tom's face to make tin? ,n ,i, i.Ut.in- ni ntional iHHtc.--a.'- i . .t- ..Uminonuii. With nwl kAtr a thr? wm
Knlv iiuiri' finnliHtiL . f..-.. J A.s,im I i Uv. rlrfkL.hfMulil the ilf the UHU. tvnilHltTfVteil
.ill... f ..... n. It .,T.l Tnn Htiv. a i f . . J .. . .. l......iikM iU.. .ft ranli lt!bl ut, tit
-um, U.I.V- uu., .--... .-..., . .,v
't
cheered bv the antiftftion of shelter-
near at hand, we hoaFour' ownjlau-tke
race for some time, j Then anotlrier;ell
directed shot frouaBob checkjtEeir
speed until, nmidilfic mostfeariaPhoop
from the baffled foe, we gained the ledge
and took refuge among its crumbling
ninnaoles. SN
The disappointed savages, after halt?
ing a moment, evidently for "cohsujtiv-
tion, spread thcmselvescout, com
encircling our ntuoioiMis,
wild veils Tnado
.. . - , - jij : m
eaargng saowerf oi
ttortec taeir
ahrt they were
ipoit-M .at teace, and
wiehejt. Shallow ululosonhcrs have
often wonderetl how it is that
new bonnet which breaks out in New
York on a given day will be found in
St. Louis three days later, and will
speed over the whole country with a ra
pidity., tliat leaves tho best timeiuade by
a cholera epidemic far in the 'rear? It
is the enormous circulation of paper pat
terns which works this seeming miraele,
and toitalone is due the uniformity of
dress wliictfeharactcrizes our 20,000,000
of women.
In spite of the benefits which paper
patterns have conferred upon women,
these benefits have not becn unalloyed
with evil. At least such is the opinion
oftho wife and daughters of a newly
electedupresentative from pneof our
western Territories. When this gentle
man who may be called Smith re
ceived his certificate of election, his
family announced, that they intended to
go to Washington with him, and to that
und must have some new and fashiona
ble clothes. Accordingly, they wrote to
a cousin residing in .New lork, and
asked for a supply of paper patterns of
the latest fashion. The cousin was an
estimable lady, who had kept with reli
gious care nearly all the patterns that
had been issued fee tho last 20 years,
and she instantly complied with the re
quest. The Smitih family made their
new clothing in accordance with tho
patterns received, and were somewhat
surprised to lind how materially they
differed in style from the dresses worn
by the ladies at Fort Tecumseh. Liko
prudent women, they wore their usual
clothes on' the journey to Washington,
iously. " I only want work of nunc j
sort and a decent lodging. I'm just from ;
the country, and don't know a soul in
this town; boides, I've hurt my hand,
and it pains a good deal." , j
Let's see. I'm a crack doctor on j
all the fellers' cuts."
An Artful IMper.
1 iincn l-iwur nil filtl follow. IIHlV
who confined himlf to a particular
... 1 ...,- nf a.?w-
n.ifi wj.-.-". --. ....., 1 J-... .
ai b a - .. i a. - a m in ..i n a ca-a. aa ru a aavz. a as air
. - . a .-.11. ..tit.i. aniira wiimniTi ' lLaire. uu4iMf - ---- -
VlItU'X, W1LII HW4ll''i raa. - r - - - - - - - - .
WL..i.i. n.,.t.ir,L. more ratddllv than re Umlr of llw HfcMva!
. - T ...... X. .-...- --- " - , .. . . ..
!.... ...! I,. itiinlltWl It Obi li.WIHIC Ult" "'"
.(ik, " "' - - .-'..'. .. , l . ..!
Iltinctlvoiv6wm,ri a it tHut K.-.
nuniDer oi iweni.v-uu ui imLu,icnji" r ---' v. . , , .
again coming on at a swift pace,' bujRvhe they arrived on Saturday night.
3? -i i... Ji nnr.r.iiAnn f aiiil The next morning they dressed them.
upon us, ujs
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aaaaaaaaaaaVe
raac ee
wavujBUBUf vu uiiwiui.yyjcma.
fcJ-'-Xes. adUiere2s:'mof.ftaea!?itoo
to saII eatr-Mvas as di
Bat they were only amaeiag in get even with that v
lve,ortynBjrto,atouraKense; aie ior it. j.nus me
V m -L Al- .- aV. m.j-.rm,i araaM .ran eA
mMa one. ventariBc wuuin rauiie, to w
Mbk peculiar aalica, presiv of ee-
Uettpt for wi.awafeaalryTreccived
V compliment in return, from Bob's
SKUllui nana, inac roiieu ninwupuu luu
sand, and caused tho whole party to
withdraw to a more secure distance.
Then there ensued a scene characteristic
of all the Swtfwisrtr IndianeTA cir
cle was formed around the body of the
fallen bravcf andvabrawny savage,
probably the Chief, began harranpmg
the cowardly crowd, eliciting; yells of
rago and jnef as hepointcd alternately
7f ,, tM i 5 tT-iSeemr'WfeoroKatlbe;deaApra
',ti!' I elaiiaeflr.as aozen or niorel5ff-:"g ilrw ;v
tvafforTrLsSifteT'! SsSli?. J; &. ,
ana jnei
ir'airlSic
aavagetf orms ustered'tbeiiiet -tm th
&owl3; ledhltSepSatttlbfQubt
aa??a?'trhalnamnafl'f:tnir"nl fTr Ha.
uoatapwhiil.mBriACrafaininiAl iriAV hf
av ii3fcv , asTT:Ta.. j ,
T&S' T rfn-ia?RrtM5f aw atwr Wow.
TheTSLre' Iro uTSd5 W see" fts'MrT'
Thoysee5us'ros7Jut fc!U fllrotm a
long'chaser Come on," cried Bob, lop-
uyr off at a great jatc ashe spoke. t
takmg one more looK-atihe Indians,
(ftnwvthat Ihev jwere j(tBtkere: and
Yiniinltlii. iaoreXamwftlhatlwhich por-
sterida:Tet rreter3yror'to us. A
alendeir columriaBbf?sm6lewas slowly
iirjag its wayjiV). the aill air A sig
(feal ewH)kc?-rhea.ahere were inore of
-the'fed Bends-aronnd, whom these were
notU(ySnjftthJeceiyf outpres
eaoeraad how Juuclvjaoral could only
conjecture:- - - - r
TJeinj; a jpod rmmerin" those days; I
waTsoon alongside' .d'Bjobhouting
wnat l naa seen to mm as we ran,
14 1 know the game.
He was, douMess, cnu!eavoringtto in
cite his timid audience to braver deeds
than they had yet exhibited, and &we
nno;atxeey; nae
'selves withgreat care, andaccompaniel
Jlr. Smith to the Third Baptist Church.
& They went back .to the hotel in tears,
and no sooner had" they reached their
rooms than Mrs. Smith, in the presenco
of her astonished husband, tore her
new dress instantly from her respect a
ilo person, and trampled with fury on
heacw haW She then asserted that
in Mary was, bevond all contro-
the most wicked and unfeeling
ad ever lived. "What
fashions that were twen-
r? Sho wantedjus to
f ourselves by wearing
ulous bonnets, when not
'n.Washington wears tlcm !
woman yeW" l
indignant and
wronged woman eased her mind, while
she hurriedly packed her tntaavind by
tnoeany xuonaay tram ueu WPIU uul
daughters back to, the secreey of their
frontier home-3- & r s
It was all due to an error on the part
of the well meaning cousin, who had
accidentally sent the fashion plates of
'lcTneadof thoee of 1878. The
misery wrought by t this mistake was
deep and lasting, and the incident,
painful as it was, is worth relating,
since it may warn other cousiii3 U be
more careful, and.incitc other temtoriaT
women to first Make sure of the date of
thcyrfpaiterns' before putting implicit'
trust in them.
piefeivafcfotts
i c. Maaar-
.urui.-
MC . - ,
rUSaaaaaaWAW HOm;m llliaaai
atfgflfei Btfihc seiaflrus
manaVMHaV' ly Tears (iihbij
golm:Mo .aoake fooPt.
disneeed Jweos and cuuc
eariTae aaothersoill
watched, with ofMrl
result of his efbfcsi iSii(lJ, "'at. this
juncture, our attention was called to the
unnatural darkness which.in a moment's
time, asiWseemed to us, so absorbed had
- vpweheania observiiig-the movements of
rtha eneiny, fell like; agreat black paU
over the gloomy plain.
A vast cloud extended from west to
.. watching our traiifand have seen usiaU
iihe'tiine.'rhey-haveliet a trap for us
.WDaeiijus and i reckon we are in a
yelleolob, glancing suspiciously
aoniia to ijMfaaiLnemv
r6lievefiBrrJ1Plr8r feet.
HaThigiotfilrqrfogJcwft run, I held
mypeBeatthat. The
uxsewajroai erjeuoaw one, justyielt
' ingelS61iSojjouji!Hiefee1fndwe
were u6SeBwBft. for the race,
iraimng: m
months.
esfrbm
ers of
length
endur-
conaS
sition
should
Ijv bring
aanstance
eeoJd oTer-
"MfwifMaSgitgAon the sig
nal smdaPKftlrand I waruy
iiilihiil inii'ffiiliall.' mi far as possible,
the eceasieaal oae11owjafaa left by sme
They have beeni? Hoperitntrbloik yenier red fiends
cleafacrosstke;4esert,1thea," Boh" tf
pliedi lookingWound. "But look therej
What is that? A sandspout, by heavens'!
a monstoMptw: I'ever.sw aalhing
Uke that b5r," d!edB6, stertfagnp
in excitement.
Nor had I ever seen the like. Ap-
T"f w- i- -aa -i .-a.
nayoHtejasMWiaE
UamfHaaMEWaaaaalaipaitTir
aaUWr 'Ja-Waa -'-ioJ
'riiiMpni'-iriTMrriaBrr
W 1". .JBT. w S- - A - - . ,- ..KSBBBBBt-aVb
smmmm-m u i fm
t aaaaaaaaaW-'1aaaaaav MB B ItWi0
S .---. j,. . - -. r-iM --0-; -iT-
V. U1JL i -a'! "JS?"?-
-t Elft aaaaar !Ja"eaaaaa'ald. JaaaaVKl
-eeetheaaeiV'
fwerKHaMBaWmaiaVbir Whi
,,Molher-wtDh!pia Iadla.
9 Mother-worshif In some form or other
is the popular worship of India. In the
first place, every living mother is vene
rated as a kind of deity, by her children.
Then almost every village has its own
special guardian Mother, called Mata or
Amb'a, or, in tho south of India, Vm-man.
There are about 140 distinct Mothers
thoughts,- she
harsli when Tom
work, and called it drudgery; but she
hadf a scornful May of mulling at hiiu,
and his ideas, which made Tom more
and more close and reserved. On
this very day, when the momentous
project was ripening, she had said
lie was lazy, that " a rolling stone gath
ered no moss," that the "boy was
father to the mau,"aud that if "all he
could do was to whistle and whittle, he
had better go over to Squire Green's
and help them shuck their corn.
"Shuck com! In a week.', or a
month's timo he'd show her what he
could do." r
It wa3 a clear October night, calm and
beautiful, and Tom rose softly, tied Jus
best suit up iiva bundle with zi couple of
shirts, took off his shoes he had not
undressedslipped down., stairs, un
fastened the door, which, however, was
only latched, and crept out into the
mobnlightt He paused to count thqfew
suver pieces in nismuo wuu-oru iuuai;,
took one long look at the red house,
anil especially- at -the window where
little Jane's 'yellow head was of ten-
est to be semi tor Aunt Ma
ria was mother 'as well' as
aunt to these two motherless children
and away he went. If he had any
qualms of conscience, they were soon
forgotten in the excitement of the mo;
ment. The walk was not a longone to
the riverside, and ho had made a right
guess as to the time the night boat
would Jaud.- "One by one a sleepy head
appeared from the sheds as. the boat
neared the wharfjlmt deitalaa moon
light, no one noticed him particularly as
he slipped stealthily -'onjionrd, and to
his great relief the truck was soon ship
ped, tho gang-plank drawn up, and the
steamboat making its white furrow
through the sparkling water. He was
too wide awake now to think of sleeping,
and after paying his fare, sat down to
watch the progress of the boat. Bv-and-by
the moon sank, and it was dark; the
chilly dawn, soon came, and then long
rows of sparkling lights appeared ;.t ho
tall spires of the town; the masts of the
shipping; the flitting ferry-boats, each
with its green or scarlet blaze of lan
tern; rows of house tops; docks;
wharves: flag-staffs; sheds. This, then,
wa?the great city of his hopes,
"fow there was a stirring and calling;
a rush oCmen to the work of unloading ;
a heaving of ropes, wiinlihg of cables,
shouts, curses, .the 'rattling of carts on
thQTpiers, the tinklojgf bells omthe cars,,
the roar of escaping steaui, the scream
,-wKsreSfaiaiCfabl'nell8 of gar
bage and-bilge-water. He watched the
nnSfat tlnair.work. he saw ike passen-
gefflcomowithcriccjry eyes and sod-
den'faces,- ana uiKectneir.an!priure.
He too must go butwhere.' lie wan
dered off the pier in a maze. Where
shiali herorrWhafc skould he do in all
th&?crowffstaage;iacei ;,ne-was
hringry,xs1opi)e4'atnvawh5:widj
where a woman ma huge capjrod plaid
nawt. som mm uu ajm; ""-'1"
ot-n Tin nit-Si hnr if shVkhew where
that of the
species of trickery for many years, tin- aro correspondingly more dUt
til, indctd, ho retired from active life to markrl and more clearly drtlii
tako the command ol a louging-uouMi ... ,i,- atiatomUt.
mi. unbound his hand, .and the of hi, own. He was a little tight-limbed ' ,fIrt .iift.ninc.' In wrlcl
--- . . ..... ..... ...,-- .... .- 7-, ...
iliiltlon of the con volution.
a a
I o of
uUmi Hi
Ti
youthful .K-culapitW g:ufil at 11 with fellow, with a fnco tH'rfectiy innocent oi ttmi jn t lrt Kt
irreal fnferr?st. whisker. Iookhig at him hi hi ru . t4 ..riiarallv not very tnalrrial.
Tli!ii'll knock vou uu vet." wa- the i niin-attiri'.whenthtnlav'swork wasovnr, n,liri mnMiiktue.'tho two i
... m- , - . .- - ... ,.........------,--..
nosin. witn a wine musu thi'rn win no uiiunir ms az', iin . ,i, i,..i ar- .vininoiriwi. sirn wi"
eleaxlr !rdtirl t the hp tan Iks W !. sdrant.
,t At ?.Vxr dd the Ut. w?.tre, aj kwnr' pfPK "Wr;
weljrht aud vulumo, if admiring and ' pPWt . J Ht
lad v i-.ta twirl THHl pin
At.. iUhndr t ragfckr
rrl. wrtv vrrv mueh the
oamfortmir diair
t .1... !.....! .4 lt.t.1 ti1-ifi. tn frit l lllt.
0 UIU lltJUtl. t.in i.-v. .- j,.- -..-. ,
Otll-
. . a- .f--- .
Jim .Jones had one jit in that bpot, and t thirty and sixty for atig
it festered, and hurt him so ho had to seeiu Billy would go (
go o the hospiwl"
"I'shaw!" said Tom.
" Ye'd better get yer granny to
ticoit.'' .
"I tell vou I don't know a human bo
iurr in this citv. and I haven't an idea
where I am going to sleep to-night
Tho Ikiv surveye
" Vou might go
lialr ilaiMly, tHnittth HW" '
" . . ' "- : .... ...-. i . . i -i.iir ..... i
anv where wiwren -,, iM, ..rt..! in u,o middio wun pwnt ' ami onjp, w pm "
. .,.. i.i i... I . . . .... .i . ... i
artUlc retnlt. At , on the contrary,
.i . .. .1.. 1..ft I........ tilt. tr.v nlitl
I tlU! VUIUIUW til Mir """'"r" .-...-.
Wtitt.t
b.L.4
(n)l. &4
A f4
ehrtfMliwr rM
t mil kin. iwl iH th rUarm -4 w
asaiitlei. But the WUjrgntir tfc
fun of th evening. m p
ar- a. a . t t !.. . t . .. L I aa J k. a. I
oi the loll aiiie oi in rraniuui, w-' i " '" " " ' ; v "u , " J . f
lll.l altbL 1151 IffWAl ItwrmiL' MWt" wmmmw rw,
...-- , .-.-, .-- r-
114 ruw of I "iim
inii'ht have Wen
lit that couiti in.'
out about ten la
the morning, drc-ved in a suit of fhahby
I.1....1- 1.uliiiif lli. i iii-funi of 'lltiHtl t ...1 1... .... ...t n,nlui until
'"l l'"rv.ltj ' ,:-' n - , lUlIVilTli " Mt'..... V.. ... r -. ... " - --- - - ' , . .tJ-
,u.t..rtv t:.'ttin'Intoa bUHV nuarterne ' ....i.. n-,.,M., u .vTtimrtrieal wiiu tne l!ni imww otui .-.-...
would "involve him.-elf in a crowd of ,,ar aivid.Ml along the median !in, and, ddwfldtkiwn VljarW wU m
nnhiitg vehicles, and tumble under the j wjti, lnt, prt-;rT ol hl vmmetry, the trev, with the tnl gire of ta .
wheels and hor-.ts' feet as if knoeked lhe t)W-ner Inen-IWynUlfu "t!m line, firuto light up the marry i
( .L.ivM Ua w!t. little and lithe, and io i..r; i... Uti hl of ltx tmtifral weight , much Comi'rerd but UeehlMt: MtMaMtl-
o o'---i . r.. ; v. "7. ---- .,.., ,., ." . : . .. i.i. ... , t.-1 i.i i.-r -Lit .i,,.k
Tho bov surveyed him doubtfully. adroit in this penoriuiiiiee in.u ue vwum of h;ur aml urging It towam ine ngni, ; j. ". '" "'" -"' y " "T"
i to the stalioii-house." , anu urn n uumwuu nun--. .... . lo eoinjw;iu;c ior uic com jni ' ,i -............. ..- -- ,
-. .." . a a 1 rr 1 , . ...iil.i.. rt aaa'i Itr.iU li It aaV HOHI nidllllll . ..... U.. .... .. a. I.Tka l VMIIlairn III I ftltllUI. VVIII1 I BKiaialB icnai mm , m mwrm vm t -.-,- w
" AOt 11 1 Know 11, IU IOUI, miiv.-'u ,iuiii . . .- - ui tniimnnj uu nw. .mv. ......... , . - . j.
,.:,:..... ,.f rr..mlonr. flmiifh dimmer. ! without sustaining any morn damage , (Mvnional eao of laldm, wlierw 1 gmwl, whleh tb Mvunnr
were not to Tio brought down so low. : than he waided, an a bleeding no, a : tia.rc j,, Mi exttianlc n-avin for combing ! ).llr lanimg of the mt
"Then there's the Newsboys' Lodg- cnished hnl and a lew rem in nis gar- tno hajr yver, obscnatlon uiutean- verjMH wiiur jhw. . ,.
- "- ' " -' I a-. 1 r . .. I. . ; , . m .1 . . ........ i -- .lu v.. a
menis. moo insi, n miij w . clearly thai lew men who ciiiimeiu- rin, mm
markel, were prepared ieiore wJth parting In tho middles ever Mini i
hand, so that a certain itumoer tj. ,no ,y nudden tmpul-o. Ut tne
if .xeams were always Mint to he ' contnirr. "thu result obtalnnl at f U
open on very .Might provocation indeed, j nerally a gradual one, brought about
gtt
east across the heavens. The sun had
gone behind its -aeUVstingmgUo; Guiaat,oclaredby the Brahmins
. 7 . . . r, . 7 7. T j "jw
Dngntest gold, termmaung witn a aeep
fringe of amber; while earthward, a
wildi lurid appearance betokened 4 the
fierce strife of winds. ' ")r'
"We are going to have a tempest,
Bob," 1 observed
different forms of Siva's consort.
These are really the representatives of
ancient local deities (Urania devatas;,
worshiped by the inhabitants from time
immemorial. I visited. ar small village,'
near Kaira presided over by a Mother
worshiped under the name of .Khodiyar
soaaibsed
iarJra4attK, fft puM iwrve; as. .afnyLUie revotymg mass
TfcviiW MTrfinscaJiteftnirAiotecablo HiJUBmkA Hl-Mt
") -V- ittat& tm aa- I 4aaaVQaav1atKdrn&aa1rn
i it V Mnnkmirat reuiaYTlie Tirltrr irreMOTble deserf moast
a " aaw- C ". T' !
liiiMj iiaia BWeppear je:esper-
rBet--'
ormdlfaTtJbabli
i.aTluastit
tcome. Bat
,Hrerefat'tW
twonld be
bones be
towkiten on the desert aaads.
Sock thongats as these filled my
rmiadmal glaacedljackeTery few mo
SSi at tae-porMing band of redskins,
fTWlrPTf"!
aaaaalaaa TT llaaaaHl i BQattOCWIQIlH
&KiW&5vdto&ib.
SLa. airjed. and ou
n ounHaattrao
rlwimVjPkkod.
reachmgfrom the darkened earth to
the pall-like cloud above, wheeling" and
eddying in vast circles as-it lapped upl
in us rapaciouaiuiu iwiiUguiijaweaHpraxiu;
aridplam. "
The advance of the terrible visitant
was extremely grand and sublime. Its
Drppprjions were massive and awe-in-atriag
ntacMreft.JaEsteadg' aadJrj
sistless as the onward sweep of coumv
less bison, but far more swift. The up
per portion was as clearly cut and de
fineA aavhe4rartiad doraes- ol jthe Coldr
adoraridwc4ad;i7ifflowisa e2
the whole heavens being now of the
unearthly .color. .Close to the
verted tunnel; and
recesses opened in
huge, cavern-like
rapid succession
A dull roar,
rus
proac
or Sww
The Indians, on their discovery of the
na, had ea
r moaMnts.
ffastaslkhei:
would carry them, leaving their
d a most unusual cir-
savages. They were flee
ing from the path of the vast approach
ing whirlwind, Uiey thought but they
were destined to become involved in its
resistless vortex. For many seconds
YMisalfcn.. because she is
whenJfS aniirIetauehTrom
harm? Uor issheuaseTVibg ef her
name, for she will turn mischievous
whenJieiytemperis ruffled by neglect.
IfsMfeplleiajeibreakB out among the
villagers, aiuiuer aiisuuiei ia ireucicu u
be offended, and must be appeased u;
offerings, andipetetams
i- s. i.a rrz. -'
s
cake.' He askctl her if sKolaiew where
hecorfd'getwork.." .
"Shure an' I don't-. It is hard enough
to find it for my b"oy Jim, lettin1 alone
sthranjers' M .?
HeSwent up to a man pitching boxes
on a cart, and asked him the same ques
tion.; "
"Be off, now! none of your nonsense
with me," was the reply, j- ,
Tea dozen Ik spoJi, anianth little
variety in the repliei! t
This was somewhat disheartening
but of coursenS15 could not expect suc
ess at once. He must keep up a stout
artrakwitosl. 1 t-.wae a-fine.
;.'' :.'il.,;
Another Mother itt a neighboring vil
lage is worshiped under the name of of'sausagesC and a juKyaTta of pes,
'. . - .. at m . . aa--r- - - a. fL J ia.L. .aBaaJaK. 4SV ft "
Untai. She nas the special luncuon oi lie went nnanaasaa wrpioe w
pre?ating or Producing cough in chiP dirmer'fFrttT'cents;" was the repgi
drenr Another, named Berai, prevents of a persJHllw9e -woVMr ,
cholera: another, called Maraki fpopu- naltce anrlweH 6l!Wleck!M leeked
larlyMarki), causes cholera; another,- Ubus. fcf
TTaiinlmi. vinrmls marl rlrxrs and aire- Tom danced ab-'Hs" but 90' fi
'"' r-r . o v ; t --- rrja-,-5- . . .
itlts hjarqafcofcia; anfcafc ajpaafan It'wasanrhe JlWiwea; ee nm i
represented bVtwo TBbS;:aaM tW awSy A;iitBefttTther3n;wB
linnas rt virac litr crftnntr rWlilrpn. Th vnnHnar nf th samR SOlt. OnlvJ
offErinc of coat's Stood to some of theses ToVitrW.aiHetrfcmArJ
Molhera is supposed to be veryeffectuaT; 'ano1, asarhiaaiuMyiaikeelhy
adiualiaj'iotlali killed A
story fa told of a clever Hindoo doctor
-who cured a whole village oi influenza
same unearthly XQlox. (Uiose to tne I who curea a wnow vuiage oi iuuueiii
ground it bulgedShixln hi-l:Tgt:srsembUng fte inhabitante
ana solemnly letting loose a pair of
scape-goats mto a neighbonng wooi
tested by demons.
Jt5SS5sl
lOraaBBBaaaanaaK -mmTmmmm
'immnH9mT
riKi
) aw. 1 1 uu ii i. "rf-w, r i-
clear nhguktheai seemed te
Tiihi hoavv with-THd odots, andae had
ncvetseen-such filth as lay in the streets
before him. The children looicea wan
ni1 wizi?rf'amf bld?-lMI grown peoplo
cross and careworn ; but by-and-by the
Safi)aaaKJSafaojvi.5Mt h "t?.1".
of shops, where it was somewnat ciean-
MAw&mmt bw
a...Traare..waa so mucn to iook atr
'awar m m i i a -. - -
iat heorgofliimself untd hunger
oow waj
tnr
W
er
most lavpljiig
their sheflsT W)1
aOYi
"i. v.t "
luea egg
salad,
eame
tf"P
aawmacriE
aw
;e Ttm
er I
SHel
bottles. waaoeir; dwarfish:
TTiVrf. Tftatf6f emOtr orttejwaells.
Ui-,:o iKtanaL-'aial: aaaakeA
HaTry? that a mMhouWd at himin 1
mariner tBKiras wiia un-
in? Icirlrfut'wmcir slatlitiii-n-ich1
rrn lot fow teuiei nmBBimmTuau.
: ycJfbffeTi pyshttfjf fe faMnbrn
tuapenfnu w
oai- one supper here
Among a very lpiF-
om-
to-m
ir
. r, - l-lr it.Himi nil
en after ckdldbirth. Among a very lp WHSr -."A?fffl3I tPa?iSaZSlWr?1
af-malrAlaa rftTuMl aPaltrli XWL'mfZ VflR WkllmmW faalWPaHBiWMNreiP. I GO WVJ1 Vi5L? 'Fl"' - aaM
klSracticeof a wife to meal' Tom hardly undehtef tfe f Mm ?T2Zi
- ? a:aaaLja .. . -. .. .aa. ar ill .a .a - aw..a.da. r.ijai aaawi mf i im. mil mnnniw inenrwicinavav
il-Baar wtaaawmmeaiatery aneriow "' . . fi?"j't" W JMi"'?srr-J?.ri-.-A ' -- -t Lnm: ite
.-,- . w-.arasis. i m. . i- ,- , 11 i -- - inami niirin ragrrTiar rnimaar rawr-aw Tnn i-t a r
.immmmt mw aaban aaaaiaBhaBBBiaBBm aaat rm w aa atiuiBicm aa. a. hi aa a a aaaar ai a a nimaaaaE aLaaLaaaa BBaaar aaBBBBBBBBaaaa BBBBBaaaa m-mm. aaaaaar .a bbb-' - a . v m a a
iTcry, o u. uuuuorumi u,.i. c r"rrt. T l -TTi.l'I J,iaMK--ir fiaaa - - - -ri
PremgMatoltktobewred ?51I. JR TiOWe
bandwho takes Ttcm becTmdias to sweeVpctoberair they were gRrinfWBXflliWtff,rMilPa-eecf-Kpwrtedfor
several days withnour- apples for the cider-pfess Uday. To- Jeetualtrap.chproasuwese
bhmg KrJSUrWKna,, remembered well what wound have been ful-h, the shape of a fine old tom-cat.-
the Mhcneum. his portion, as ne sat on we uiny cwumt wrj utn.w.mi..
p " 1 OC IJ1U1V VIIU .itnauuiu """O
ing-house." t
"Could I get in merer nut i oon i
know the way."
" Come along with me: in snow yer. i
I sleep there most o' the time." .
This w;u, imlecd, unforseen good for- j
tnnc, anl Tom embraced it heartily.
As they walked along, Tim got out of i
him his whole story; and when it was !
finished, ho said: "You were a big
fool to leave your home and try vour (
luck here. For ono that swims a hun
dred sinks. Why, half the time I'm t
hungry, and the way wo fellers
i :i.T..i ..i.n... : j sSct oil-fill i
MlllChfU IUAIUI.1.1 Jl.'l ......... I
They reachel the lodging-house, and j
Tom, with his companion am, regis
tered his name, got his ticket, and se
eunfd a bed. IIo waS so tired ho could
hardly speak, and tho pain in his hand
was increasing. In tlyj morning his
friend had gone. The matron seeing
his suffering dressed his hand, and led
him on to tell her who he was and what
was his errand to the city. Kindly and
patiently, she pointed out to him the
great wrong of his beginning, the wick
edness of leaving his aunt in ignorance
of his whereabouts, tho mistake of Mip
po3ingthat it was an easy matter to
work one's way up from obscurity to
places of trust and honor; that if his
endeavors were sanctioned by thoso in
authority over him, and kind friends'
were " willing to assist him and
procure him occupation, nu et
would find that it would only be by pa
tient labor and constant
could maintain himself,
rcady cooked no longer dropped into
onen months. All tins anu more came
Itillv would 1m hauled out of his pre
dicament quite-exhausted and hclplc"
a pitiable looking object in fact and
be carried to the nearest tnyorn. Hero
he would receive a rostorativc, and re
vive when the crowd was thickest to tell
some affecting story of family distress
tho thought of which urging him along
tho streets oblivious of their peril, had
brought about his accident. Sympathy
being thus excited, a collection would
bo made, and Hilly would limp off, when
not sent homo in a cab. Three hours
later he would repeat the performance
somewhere else, this time in the guise of
nn elderlv woman; and once again, a
nb'ht irrmv dark, in the character of a
tmwsycnder, or something of that sort, j
His "make ups " indeed were infinite,
and included all sorts ol jmltiiiums, irom
that of the seedy preacher down to the
shoe-black and llower girl. Itntlnn
Standard.
m a
A Mule Who Knew What He Wai Do-ing.
On Christinas Day, an old, bench-
AM Moat
onpttvnUvg
att4it, Mi
the fato were kt4 .
iJi'ht. a. Utd would WV HIWIT l
aldo to Jde for a htotiieflt'rH '"air.
the tennm.tn Whiad wndd give a -
f.irttiimlt, touch !K tUllelt tu rWl
ifiy the increasing development of the left, and, prmtonll the Klrwj
rwat nr
hctnlphere, "nnd the pngrealvn j and all tho King man nM wi
I..O
.........Im- 4,.t- r..fi.rin.. flu, aviitiuulrv iif ! vent a iliing InUl tlui Mhw, nt a
the nie-it! and face ns ntrt advarwiw. and-ooy roll down thtehtM0' lk
With woini.il. whonu nctlvitlet nr ! , Hut wi one wm hurt, and it llnrf
of the motor and mmeular, and morn of .
ihe sentimontal type, than those of men,
fC
I
the median lino irencrally continue dun
Ing life to be the lino of nyuimelry.
A'. I'. Timis.
. i a
Stutex.
Frequent allusion1 occur In the old
Northern joclrv which prove that pro
ficiency in skating was one of the mot
highly esteemed accomplishment of the
Northern heroes. One of them, named
Kol.-on, lwats that he Is matar of nine
accotnpliliments, nkntiug being one f
them; while the hero Harold bitterly
complains, though he could fight, ride,
swim, glide along the ice onkatc,dart
the lance and row, " yet a Italian mahl
disdain me." In the Rlda ,f thU
accomplishment is "inglrd out for ne
cial praise ; " Then the King askeil what
that voting man could do who accent.
I I her. 1 hlalle ntuwureu mat
i 1 ....l.-wl ...,rt. .-jm. to T hotnsin patlieu 1 nor. a uiauu nmwureu umi. hi
ii"-uii miun.i I' V --' -- -.-... i " . .-.... I .....1.1 It.......
----' .. t ,.. ...1.1..1. i... : i-iirtritni. mifin RKnif.it nit ..laiiiii fiiKiiiii.
ro irrav imiie. wuiih uv i ....w.. . - - t...
. .. a . .1... ...... ....... n.... ... ..... .W.. .V....
.UU IMI.I. llll ill, ' .11.7 WUHHI'
on :i non-eari:
i..f. i.:.,.tw..i ,.. tl. , -.i.Mir. in.L- nn Main the prize with any
li.ll. inn m i "- t"-"" . ! n... L-J.... .....I .IT-. !... .,!... !..... .L..
Street, while he wcut down in town to , J rvn. u ..:, ...k ... .-. ..-,-.
IS..1U, .j;iiiu".
inpter on the
. !.. .t-...
brick-bat abouUtho size ol a goose-egg, oiibkvb u iwaixi, yt.- - .v-
.. .i .1? t : i i... t.1,1 .,., j ami.' weru maueoi pousneu iron, oroi in ?
die In alnnit an hour he returned, ! hank-lone of a deer or sheep, about a "uUt )c,.nomi nnle they hare
i i ' i V . Street, while he wcut down in town to , 4 .- umic. ...... ... .
uld only be by pa- J , Chri,tnlM jr(Hd for his family. In of wa- a viry fliuionc. Ola
ant effort that he ( hia,)toncc, n .d f bad boy got a I theanthor of the famoui clin
If, and that larks . brf k.liat abouuthe iize of a goose-egg. : Snakes of Iceland, t;lls tw
thing more than nthr nhiek UmU
make thing pltanit m Uii waia
It U tho lain entnnrnd(htp wMlr4
liv a giMnl upt.
la Hr
Why a t'ockroarb l Kntlllrd
pert.
I am often akHl whether Uu
roach can hare any reletnlinr
with regard to It relaHonjhlp W -itt-led
man, or whether It h1 aw
mlligatod pest whWh inight In ln et
tertuinaleil wherever It I fKml TUftt
it U a iiuUatw U HnltilnW. Iet ti
it ought to be exterudtwiwl ts
doubtful. Ill the fli-l lo., H V hVu
the acwer rat. an Invaluable rtjjf
eating ubUinee whtrh might ali. "
hreeilfever, If idbmed U dwy. it U
never seen in Iry d jMirft) rtwui ,
places when It can fiMd n fwd. and a
von preenep I n ign that It l mIhJ.
rerhnps people may any that they e
put up with cockroaches ln kitebia .
out-houw, but when they come lirt U
nxun It U time thy nhull almij
ished. I very much doubt tththrtT
should bedeatroyrd rVrnurKlfelirr.
rumsUncr). fVekreeelH are w h.-
ly to take the inaible of going up ajwr
Mttmm
homeM the sorrowful Tom with great , ', j ,jown w;t), bundles and papor fwt long,-filed down on one Ide, and obJ..trt U It, and that objwt U gtrr
force, for the dirt and jargon of the city , . j boxcSt nn,i his hide full of greased with hog' lard lo repel the 5 the flitter and smaller la-ets wkh
were to him vcrv distasteful. His castles j ' " ' ,.... otwi inoS,.t Hn tried to I wot." These rough-and-ready boee " ,,r,.f,,r beii-nKmi to kitchens SW
! i pepper-sauce and boncset. He tried to wot."
were crumbling as no wenueu 1 " J Uk Signified and solier,
gam to the docks. It was a wean time ...,, e...., ,
l.". . ..,.,.- t . ...L!..i .1 .... ailimuii" "" ....,....-..-
tne natt to nnu me out nmun uum w-
ry him back, and it was with a grieved
spirit that he found himself again at the
little red house by the hill. Grieved and
weary and hungry, Aunt Maria, whose
eyes were red with weeping, perceived
him to be, and with wonderful wisdom
she kept clown her questions, and silent
ly made him comfortable. Little Jane
was full of curiosity, and more than one
nefghbor'put their heads in to have a
word to say. -
A year afterward,, as Tom, Ned
Green, and Jonas were busy husking
corn in the" calm stillness' of the1 fall,
when the stacks were all about them,
liko Indian wigwams, and the stubble
only of the golden pumpkins was left in
the field, and the beautiful rivfcr wound
itself away in the distance, hairing all
kinds of craft, Tom told them about his
jiay in the ciiy, and said he had con
cluded that the country was good enough
for hiniTafid he-mcaBr'to- be a" farmer
jSHthedays of Ms Wlmz-MrsAV.J-Bayts,
in Harper's Young. People.
but when he skate were the
rough-and-ready boee " prt.f,,r jj.
kind find adopted by j nrv, Wcji ftW
- "Trajfdn Bats.
.
A Wisconsin correspondent of thVNew
YOTlisTTfanrgtve3 thefollowing mode
Whichlie has sucees(atty adopted ;
F Hasfingrlared trJdestreioB many old
SolomoBS among rats, I .will detail my
'ptofr Takea pan nearly full oi. brab
sef afanall steel-tra-s wkhoat aay bait;
piikaSHght wad eftow.or cetton under
the nan of the trap. awhicJi wressadown
as I so kis just ready to spring; put the trap
innrbranf makmgj!r pace' with the
nana, so uiai- nuiaf - rcv .. c
lacofwhen leyelj lastly; staler a few
"rai-noTa- nf- ortrn mi tlfc bran fvanakin
I seedVare better), anyoaratready for
te-1 ronr Ticum. l- naraij"awer twwiwi
agjfome 'tU rflfgle-ideTsn ItMr.war,
nWKrjtfegeF.oneS lWesiry;caght.
If ftf ,"P-" catr not tufciiweat that
hjndffcrind-sjeWe; "1 wUi
ffUnB IUTpiJinWKHFirjCBUBraiJ, iiiu.u
swift mh Hta'arwMi aaefsj.
rcW6naelfcflfc.ramVrWe
l m ... -m... ..
cannot cut tnniat uwwejuiiiii iwj
ottf thre afewt half strwlse ar caamsg J
2a rnjvm nan -:ne0arMred at' the
'XastSome years af?ta. ralamace
Wa nafoc in ow eeBar, m we rewired
WSiie eeacjof nasa4Taa It
ms m&i Hfte ft tsawO, -Jarfjrell
covered-alia Kdlenwil Hra?avwre
aons inan tue uki: swutw i re
: berge st)r1 mmm a bdM-Ti
ifet
ntm to kitchen
aware oi this tact. Rs! -i
meat block, tH- , the Kngllsh ; fdr Ffutfttephcn. irt hb do- j .. Nnfu!k "Howard' and tivktimrh
a " . ?. .1 1. . ,...a...a.e .f t. f . . ' ! . . ' 4 . . 1
escoped a cow on the corner, and i KriJiiu ui me mjim:w m m-,-1 u- CJn pot MUi la uie name snip. !
-.. . a 1 -IT-.AI 11 .. ... 1. . -B Hfinrra in inm ai-x.,- 1 iimiiii. iii'iir . a ,. i.. ar . . . .., ta wmt-mmmmma
m.m9tr a.a . .j ..-w...... .....- sy luriinii liiniI11 k.UlCAihHm. " t " -" -s
Narrmht; of ulr3 yf
hantlcleftr CcJrrracJM. tys
t hii. aro plentiful at S k
Helena, and yel, bail as they StfyV?
am more endurable tnan iog. i fr
vioui to Mir arrival liere"" In W'ChvV
tlcleer we hm sufficed great )
venience from the latter, bet th e'k-
roachr no omer ml thir aopea
hrnmih 11,1 Willi lll nCJMl in I III" I1.IIIN Ol
ks- ..i kw ntf,.n lM..ran to look sus- . telU i that " when that great lea that , . JMt "
,,!, He steadied him.-elf. however, , washes Mootfieldj at the lorth wall of ulc (
f.r n.i ti, hr?,ll. nn.! climbed into the eity is frozen over, great eonipanfea nultKin
.1 ... ..-.,n i iimn trouhtn Imwmi. 1 of voting men went to stort upon the
The mule walked outa few steps, then'' Ice. Some, tndinga, w d an they may,
stopped, switched hi.tail, made a rain- do slide swiftly; wrne. better r.ractlce.1
bow of his spine and tridl to .-land on f to the ice, bind to their .hoes bones, as
his head. The next fnstanta pair of .the legs of some beatji, and hold
".lj? v-. . w. ,n -rinfr f stikes In' their . hands, headed wrth
c .-. ;. . ti,.n thn old fi-ntlenian sharp ana. wWc semcMmes taer strike l ance than the bo? entirely dWsPtHwrwf.
..1 ..i' fn...;n.i, tnrrnw through ' against the ice: these men go as swiftly t , aet is. tho corkmiirh nrmrj on
iUOUKiii-u .b.-...v... -r -- .,.. , . , .. f .. 1...1. .. . I ."- . . ' .." .-
arou"ii i-.w " ..., ...la ...v.. .v ." v s lite j
. ... 1 -. 1 i . . 1 ,. m . 1 . . .. r- .
a. mnd-hole. with his nose as a coulter t as uovn a oiro iniou air wj uoii. irtnm 1 them, and leaves na gn Of Yestlgf ai
- a awaam favaaaaBBui aar-.aaalM.a t a a-Aasr- a. r. aarai4 i in anr T I
v ncn r - T-wwt- - M a;--' -ua ... .j t wticre
... - .. . ...
.l !;, ..nnnr- lin Inr ft StIOWllIPr. 11 IH.'Il .-
.nm ua ll- "f " , . I ,!,. , Imll.iln, thn ftihtnn r.1 tS.
snowcr oi cneve i - '.-, " -- -""-" ""
lie eot nn he met 3
r . - . iM
and crackers, ana peppcnnin e4iu,
and tobacco, and two bottles, and forac
soap and stuff coming down, but he
didn't stop to pick them up. He didn't
nrv nnr rn bnt he rubbed the bridle
and tried to kick a hole through tho j
north aidtvof the old gray, but made a
miserable, failure. Then he crawled up
on the animal, locked 'his arras around
they bftvebeeru far U i a awt
valualJfj lascu' (toed Wvnlt.
of them fall, and noUsitkout some loIi
ly hurt." Specimens of tbe old bone
skates are occasionally dog up In fenny
parts of the country. There are some
in the Hritish Museum, In the Mncum
lib neck and-deg his heels into his rib. of the Scottish AnUqtur asd jrob..
The male reaected-for a moment, and bly in other collection, lheik.priiaiM
be, was some oi tne nnos" are not neany a
oiu as E"sepnea ry, lerinere M:crs
The mnle reflected, for
.!..... .1.. .... f l.rt wif trtr
worth, and the last seen of him he was ,
. T -. ' . nt .,., 1I
all
wa w
his I
County (Qa.) Journal.
SwIatUiBS Sfeelr Ojeratiea.
tournament, would start In jfull career
agaiast one anotlier, armi?.! with poles; j A Ciikistma irfft ha eauM-d hsisf
" they meet, ekvata their peto', attack ( band- arret and a wife' leaw fa &n
and striKe each other, wnerrono or ootn Krancweo. The young man. who wa.
poor rojclanie bjul rnarricl n" W
station, hot Ifrpl happily with his wU.
In an evil hour he aw a salkbi iurft
hangiflg In front of a store. Nsdy
vrxa near: It was after dark, and 1mj
it. Oa Chrbtmayl'ay he jrtrsntr4 iS
U feU wife. She wm a,mewhat tw
pTft! at thlf espenstve gift, li tbwsxht
nothing more of It. The Nw Vwr
arllfl
Jtthl
vie!! a oavaaMk'Hi and offered tho
ucqae. The pawnbroker Iof-risijhc
police, am! maa amlwife e arrl.
The scene at the Hailon a
nvwt affecting oKfc. The wife atr
u her hastwnd. and at first rein.
a a a a.. .. -M . . . . a a -- , . i . m .1
Mtl '. . Wtm fall I1MMI MVllIInri X SJIaVZ. aWi fll III I M llltlllfl . .. V. . . r . . I.i
turnin" the corner at macc on m ?, r f"rrr -: - .- , wwe, ano iqb toomh hti&i
likeatreakof brihclle lightning, with 1 the pntaitfre Iwue akatc w pot entire- J m th5Meetmng Iier 1j w
thernVeadwf the old darky topping JPrleil,lryjmpPrmeo j, wbf, thm vanti ..
.. 5 t . .. .? iri,&r the Latter part ef Jasf m-atarr. Mr. witMtwit. ti .w-,. ij.
ICoach Smith. F. S. A., decribtoe one
M-'-i-i:.- fieta u. - ..
AiniUiA .Jii 1W7 ra .vwfAv, neat
Finsbufy'GrctH, In the Txjgjqr oil p-ajfrfrto-thsfdiatrictr
a-wat "k l
. .u: f.tr neenla-1 lormed oi tne bone or mtmmmzi.
rrJ-ourlBvU as madesmooib one ride, with a hole
foiiowsT'- '' S2S2f.erv.!!L?!S!, W i wui-11
ri.- . innVar-tthAhiid "iRsde'op-i ' ""r'f. . ""m ""' " I roeviscimr tbaaVaiaer lattn was 35-
oortunities te turn ten dollars iato a , drilled feenzoatsjiy tot&e dejith of 3fee feUaTneck and wept bitu?.
handred witboaUrisfcwonkhkeep his se
cret to himself,, and would make the
money for himself.
acond,rtherefe'noiirsrami easy way
trifortuae bysick?rfcea!an, aaltbc
kecaest specuIatoa,;ia very maay case.
,beggar 4hensvcs bgiore tney ge.
tnrougn witn u. ,
TiurdJ vosTaTTromi-ed a cfcance
te-makeiOt ar sH.900 wkhoat rule, be
sraHhatiJrisrle, - , Si. ,
i-onrtlvbe scre.that he firm Vfcica
makes fie promse-i3 a swindling coa-
Fht, de't be a io-
inches, waxh mint receiTe
with anothsir cortT to xersre
three
plug.
npre etfectuany."--jri(ar.,
n is-. ii m
!
' , A aaWAaraViaMUBMlsW.
mumps . rmmmWrn t
yOmmmmXm 1HaaWWflMra
&!
Xoadoa
be so nntrersal aa lamMafna
terbarass races, when k ia.aavaatdemi
how senowdy ia some cJaKsBthtMhsad
ledges his fbrtaae Sot Ur te ki wife.
I
A Gr.KXAX krarnaTpa&ihcs a -V
owi Use of the dcradBfe eonfrr -
oa I'risee ItHiijsrckjlJ Ta IscsaW.
Aasotg them ssy be awskSonI tivr stsr
I of the Grand CafesMeW of tk- H
Ho
aotwse.8SaMr cauav
r, relatives as wefi.
vesMsr ca
yorth Aastirkaa
a
9m0mja (cross of
"iwdfrof
Hii.itk
Zd:Ue
order miQ
tfieKadHHrSc.
rHleTtigrXM
briiCaaiiiaswi a
7rajiaVflaBBBaBBBaBBaJtaaWr"l
'fKIsMMar
imaaaV flvHapa v .
iUnMims
yatSjaaaal mMmmVVOL
tbe - -' sw
ant t
Joss ia
thirhyf
(hsis -ar-
1 St 'A
0:och fttMta-vsa3ade.paible43U,
by stewing genuy tor two
nnpr ami .sail. iaaUBr uto
'""----r- - --- j i
mBronW HTBTlr7raBaf'aBtnc,,
alltthwthsnsaa.t kaaii. t Hh Sii at,
.MakarajQ Jl
faTcu.
Uv-4 "SSFS Tal'r -i .m mt M
aS..'
' m 1 w "S 'aayaaw-
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