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DEAR LITTLE HANDS.
Hoar J!ttli htind-i. I Jove them no!
-n.l now thev f lyinjr umliirllif innw
1 i.iJ'-r tin- -now, m coi mill wh.i..
J tan not mi ihi'Mi. or touch them to.tiijr'it.
lay n'.in,.t imii j,u!l ai l..t ah me
llow li:iri ami rcstlcs thev u-'l to he!
Jhit now tlwy win never txlaclt up tliruuxhlhu
mow:
Dear l.tth hatnl-, I lovc.l them so.
Hear little bum!- 1 mls lle-m Fnl
All tltruiicii th"iliij. wlieiewr I so
-11 through tin illicit, how lonuty It com.
J'or no little limit! wiiku nie out of tnj
lrc:nni.
J nls tlniii nil thnnu'li thi weary hours
J ml- tln-ni an othort nil- rinil:liie and
t'liifcr;
liny tiin. or iiirlit time, wlnTover I o,
Ih'Hr link IniiHla, 1 mlii tlioin .
Jlottr Utile tmuils, iltcyhuvo koiio fmm mn
now.
." M.it!i v-in ting rt on my brow
Kt'iiTiipi ii Miiooth hr -orrow Jul fur.-,
INevtr tl; in" in a clnbl Mi embrace.
And now ny J,rc!ic.i uiow nT.n&ml -.villi
cire.
'riiliiiciinr of I'ttle Int'ids oiiee re-Unx then;
Itut 1 Uiioh in ii Ilili!--. Hcuvcnlicr dune.
iJcwr l.t'le liHtiils. 1 u 111 t )h you i-oineUtne.
li'-iir 1 ttle li'iiel. when the Master "hall cnll.
I'll tulcomc tlie summon- tlatt com to in
Hll-
Wliin nir feet touch tin trident so ilurlc uti'l
o euhl
Ami I ii It my llrat j'l.mp-o of the lly of
i.ohl
If I Mtij :nv c,es tleil on tin H'-iiil suite,
liter tin- tidn where tin wlnte-nihul one-
v.ait
.-hull I luiov? you, 1 wonder, union:; tin- lirii;ht
Itiui'l-.
"Will j on li'fkon me over, oli! di-nr little
JlHI.'l-.'
Isntter'tUe ( Vno Irri'tiTlfU.
C(LQLTKItKI) AT LAST.
A School-Touclior "Who Vaa Too
Mucli for tho Boys.
I think the woi4 -et of !ms I eer
heard of wen the Hiekory l'nint bo-.
'1'eaelnT after teacher liatl end -avored
to t-aeh the ditrie' school lhre. only
ti b- either whijijied orlia Igen'd to that
each was readv to iriv up lein' i
lMOtiilis had p:t-ed. Tin; b(y fought
or ii:t!:n:datetl the male tei-her-i. ati'l
aittiovi'tl th femali teachers, until, un-
ncrved atid utterly broken down, the;
1-iok their deparl ure, shaking the du-,1
ol the 1 k 1 1 1 ::om their feeL The tla;
arrived when no teacher made applica
tion for the ;ac:tnt school, tttni the
Ilickor; 1'oint parent-; were aavioit-.
and di-lut ! d at the state of thing-.
1 dtuil know what we are going to
do ;ilh 1 iiiii boys of otirn," Deacon
done- -a:d to Deacon i-aaie "Tucy
aint bail lojisfor work, ntr for play
ing, but the moment they ".et on them
cnool beiiche-, with book- in thc.r
hand-, the very evil one seeni-i to gel
inter Yin. All the Point boy- pattern
after them, and a ;ery bad pattern it i-.
r a- you know. Ptol.er Savage. They
eein to be de'ermined not to le in any
school, and I'm worn out pun -hinir
Zaeh. It don't seem to do him ai;
I
That is so. P.rother .lone-. I'm -or-ry
tor it. but it's -o. Didn't I puni-h
my Abe ftir whipping; young Winter,
and d.l that make him anv better? No.
dust think what lie did to that list
s'iiool-maam - that Id maid. M:--.
rov, ii.
Deacon Jones, if he was a deacon,
had a keen -en-e of the ltidictou-. and
be laughed aloud. 1 declare. 1 can't
help i(!" be said. "I laugh ever, time
1 th.idv ot how that poor woman earn
into iii. hoii-e. with her false lro.it all
MUgedsoyou oiild e bald spots un
derneath, and the hair behind er:-ped
ami -niellij g like burned leather-.
Ju-t look at me, .Mr. .lone-" sJk
cried. Ju-t see the work of that ini--a
Ide Abe Saageand your -on! They
came pretty nigh burning me up. -ir.
M back hair wa- all in a blae bi-t'oie I
knew that it wa-on lire. And t u ju-t
laughed. in.-Sea I of putting it out- 1
demand -alb-faction, s.r. for the out
rag. Well, we did have to pay well for
that frolic," Mr. S:tage an-wered.
dolefully. "lJut ic was too iiigit
lemt'ered and tc!tabie to be a -i hool
te:.c'her. I'olk- that arc alway - thing
into piece- can't manage boy-, any
way ."
We've had all kinds of teacher-,
lirother Sa;age. It i-n't the teac'.er-.
but the ;i kedues-of the boy- Miem-.sehe-.
Why. you know we've had good
and bad-tenipere 1 t aeher-. young and
old. mild ..nd ro . and how long did
:t'iy of l:. em -t i; ? I'm di-cour:igcd,
and -hall not try to gi t another t tch-
mr cr.umu.iuay.aj.iUout an eitueiuou,
apf nnu 1 11 glvWlfecariS Und a plow. 1
he don't work. 1 11 wlin mm, and that . a reputation, and -till m.ue sorrv to he ; bee ed tostrt .slipper or the -en-ible ; it i. c;iilent from r.ll ti a I ectihl learn. , ntrtr.,tsi th.tt I . ..! irj... t . i i ... fntbtl to re-iMnt! U h t are-:b, ami ' , - ww -.. ."
all I can di." ' ! obliged to belevc th.tt you de-trvc it. j walking -.iocs of the l-'ngli-h and Am. r-1 t. at -h- wa- a superior wni:iii. ! !nn; data.oa tbai oTrrfcaa a
Most, of the pa.Toits at the Point : Now !e tne -av here, at the tart. that ie.uis. proclaim their n.ttionahtv to the po e-sing all the trait- of a true and uinne. nnn.-:tiic t a-pr. iwiv ninth" torn, me in tb lUce strain for tbrer da. , 7. rTfH! ' r1,
adop'.cd this plan. lV boy- were -et I am going to exaet ob.d'enee from tyr.i. An amateur might not leadily m bl im ther. and that -he left an im-. """J 'm .'V,V Vjlf lh" '"' i,,n-t sny a won! to bim a.oit ray , j1-" rM . ,f" ?IJ. tfr u
to woik in the lield.s, tim "harn-and the j you in cvcrylh ng, even in trihc-. and recognie the characteristics of didef- rc '.on for good upon her young son 3" vrnuiii7. r'V ' " i'rr fient. l hr- ! re.olutina"on the whky qneta j jV. iT ?i v """"w A."
stables, and kept ste.nl bjVtSt it. The; ' the lir-t act of in-ubordinat'o:i I .-hall I ent di-trict- within a -ingie nation, hir v. inch l.e never threw oil". not th. ktii ot.js: . m z wnj to jotir "All that dav I tmokel iucfwnnUv. j . V r"",. l, ,
were allowed no holida. tMid no rcciv-I pun'-h. I wouhl much ratlier deal the practiced .le-'.gner mu-t kno.v tbat Thomas Lincoln and wife were o ' ' n MI twfe. f mm &i.;nal
ttions. and before six weckslind ti . e 1,
they b.'gan to look back vvtth r.-gn t to
their dete-tetl school-da; . ul to w i-!t
them back again. Even tlieir ringleatl
i'rs tlid not hestitale toct nfe.-- th s.
I .lon't have a moinc; tlor anv kind
ot tun. ADe ravage gnrnmeti. -fa - ,
always at mv heels: and wken he t.sn't I
there, ma's just like a W: tck-do.:. It
Abe, do this.' or Abe, v& tlo that.'
until I fairly despise ii iyitwn i.auie.
Why, even Sunday, if I v-alk down the
road. I'm called back." pt
"They're treating us ii tSis way just
1o pay lis for making it;infomfort,tble
lor the teachers," Zaeh 3kl. gloom lv.
say
in
.said
ins:
tre
JH 14 11.1 1 U Utt.l IIU1U UU... 4TM-1-.. " .II.VHII
hnt..r..i -.. -i:.i i.o.s. s-iai-...v i
i.
linli.in.-. " " &t
"l's-nY.l nn teiol,ne shSd stav l.er..
that couldn't lick me!1 aih 'cried.
frnwnmo-. in. l". ..,f-. ri.r hi,i ....
xkuow ns iitu. mom. ". " i ..ll " u-:., t'e un omnrom-inir re. lv. ! l lt rn-s n-in,y cio.ii ami i'".v . . "" . -- ''"- 7"'-l- r ' ." "':r-. T:.,',: i tvcovf.7 a wwc . ,.. ... .,,,
o. 1 Jut I don't care M m not go : , ,.. , i.,.1 c, ... i thn::!: mine-, furnaei-and forirc.s com- - hrM::in !a:tti. the nope oi tne ; nn-- r ;""' 'V" ' "" ." :: " : .r', ' . Dh1 mt xonreraTinir fir Hmior con- "'""' -, r -., .-..
S back to school." ' ii ...... ,.' ;.,',...,' i..s .'..Vi.' .i:;s , bine to furni3!i nail or wire. A hundre I tian life, and ibe joys of the Heavenly rio n.ti-Jnff -ut the nwttcr I-O...I4. a t.aue for oAic tme" Jmurnnt tnere at te.t ,r an ryx
" I'd rather have the U :er.s." Abe 1 :".:,, "..,;" i ', '',.,! of i '-'ii i'- have been invented, one of , Kingdt in to wheh .-he xvas go:ng. The ?,mJu ia -I think not. It wi. a moral , w-cH . rno,l ""! Uf lfe". S'rt lo "
: "for if thev keen th iSip. I'm go- , ; '' . '?T Z V. ..ii " V. " xt" ! wh c i has th tn-e.l the whole cour-e of . en i was at hand, f.utl.tul wa:. ..-rs at - "" 'JIV '-,. a nhv-ieal ovtirturnin- m mv ca ' ? swa nary xrom inraf-iwe. ,n
to rim away. Xow.?if-oii hadn't 1".... . ":V L.u . ! ' ' :v great industry :.nd prtv,luced lar-e the bedside of t e dying woman felt the -I --nt nr. cncasln? tut-rHr in the That ; the t-ett-r condition to w-hch I r annr I. IW ca- l rtniakieii
ated Mr. Jam) in the w vou did. '"" M-. . CIt!KS. Throu-I, .-core- of moc-e-. sh.i low creeping upon t..ew.;!is - it was J??i'J?': Ulrom,-). fflciM.0! nin. were trX ur ntm.nai. D-Me
mi !.... i Si.i tf ...t ....i "Ul couise vou nave learned i.iue or .,...,..., .-. , . ... . " t .,... , ...t ,. -f ,i,. .,' ,,.. i ., , ,.f ,i, ':rj:'"Z'r"" r:..lr. ... ". '-'tr ." ,... i t.i .. .,..: over IJ conrv-uon- trro irtm-
- ------ --. . w ,. y- . "'.
juy word. Jto man shniWteohi ami
ferule me who isn't strotip -if ' 1 am.
if 1 can help it. You am slmw the
white feather if you chooSi fj.tt 1 reckon
I ban hold my own and dr "em away .
if all the boys do play cojvaAl-"
Zachariah Jones was thh. rmader in the
Tevoulof the boys against St'ol authori
ty. Ijie was a stoutly-bui pov.trful
Jad, nearly eighteen yen tm old, who
xuletl'the scholars with s Al of iron.
Kanfly a boy dared to opplN him. for
ie wasas -ready with his Ihttias he w:is
"with his words. " I-
let he lud some mther. twerous mi-
inilses. Ij xvas a stnuncl'lpriend, and
if he whiprvd the weaker! Ip's himself,
lie would allow no one -cmc to touch
them. ' t
In strength and boldness be Savage
nearly mat
him, so t.
re xv:us an
-ofl'ensive a:
efeiish'e alii i
j between
tho two
was uk-l
mared for
-A-be's defec
ana wax m
- m
!;nant at it. J
"I never thought you'd be the one to
give .n
he aid.
l)'u I fay I'd give in?" Abe sji-
swered. shan.lv. I aid I'd inn
away, and I reckon it will cora to thr.t j
at Ja-U
" I'd ai koo:i o to .ea as anything
el-e," returned Zaeh. "I don't fx-lieve
a .ailor has to work harder than i do.
Ixjt'i go. Abe."
Now Abe could not even ;ail orer the
lake without beini .M'a-icl;, and that
Ttlan tlwl not meet his noproxnl. He-
.-ide-,. he was a prudent or. and i
though he 2ri:uibld and lhri-atenvd. i
had really no id-a of running av.ay. i
l..n-ii li fri.f nrl ; 111.. in.ffir. ti .
throwiiijr'iiiiilf upon the world! " j
" We hiiven't a c-nt of rnoncv now," '
he -aid. "ami we'd bettor put oil run-!
niiir awav for awhile. The folk-'ll get '
t?rel of being o strict after awhile. '
gui. it.ties. a tnooi-iiaciiir mav .
come, and ha In't we better let him tav j
a -u-Wf'1 j
If he can whip m. ye." Zaeh -aid.
"If he can't -no! 1 ain't fond of !
st-idv. anyhow, and if work get-i too ,
hard, I II run away.
A few weeks after that there was a
meeting of th" school director at Hiek
ory Point. A young man with high J
recommendation-, a college graduate.
appueii lor Hie vacant H-itiou. Hie ,
farm-r-i of that ne.ghlwrho'Hi were !
wealthy cuo :gh to pay an excellent !-1
arv, -o the school was only nominally a
public one, each head of a family con-
tribuliug to th fund. 1
Mr. Allan Winters, the young man
who wished to become teacher a IInk- j
ory Point, was a thin, wiry-looking
;oung fellow, with verv -mail hand-. I
..... . .. .... i
bright black eye-, and a urmth entirely
concealeil b; a hea;y black niti-ta'-he.
If you could have looked beneath it.
you would have -fi-u that the Hp-. were
thin, and compre.-ed and clo-ed a- if
with an iron clamp.
in- attiire-s was ;ery jiieasant. I otn ;
ouiet ami courteous. He was at once en
gaged, though he not it .5 tJje directors
looked at him in a pit; ing maimer. ' stri-t discipline. Zaeh. sitting inouni-
"We are willing a-id glad to ive you ' fu'Jv at an ojten window with his head
the place. Mr. Wintei-." s nil Dea'-on ( buzing. and feeling -traiucly con
Jones, "but tie que-, ion i-. ho.v Jong j fused, pondered iiruinifully over dec-t
will you be willing to keep it? I'll i fill app.-urauce . Mr. Win'' :- called
frank, and tell ;ou we've got a bad lot J him in and told him to rereaui aft -r :ht
n 1 ... .
ol Hoys at me romt. ll win UtK a
jihieky man to conqtier them, and you
..1 . a. .
.iroiig. I :n air.tiil it
will be 1 low do ou do?' and -Cood- i
b;e!" with vou b"fore two weeks have '
pa,-e 1.;
Mr. Winter-1 -mile was an
but he -ad. in a ouiet ;oiee:
nl 1 one. ;
Perhaps .
my looks deceive you. r.ut 1 -uppo-eii j
brain- were needed in a .school more ,
titan muscle." I
"You have not taught at the Po'ut.
young man." Mr. lavage sahl. -hak ng
id-head. "My boy i-. 1 am son; to,
-av. one of the wor-t: but it's oir duty i
to tell ;ou that oii have a hard tow to
ho..' "
Mr. Winters laughed, and his bright
eves danced tin rrih.
r.o .rlo! w.-i
warned me. though ;ou imts n't think '
lin a lamb le I to the -acriliee. The
truth i- I heard of the character f mr!
bo;s liefor I applied lor the situation, i
I know all aooiit litem,
pared for peace or war,
ami am
as th ;
pre- f
ma;
cho -e.
No weapons, ;oiing man.
aid i
Deacon Jones. nervou-Iy. "Wo can't
have any doing-, of that sort in our
;ou don't look :i, if vou until vou
"must do it with the 'switch, or such
-eiiool. ii u loti'iuer tlie i o;s - ami
agc'ieic- :ts u dure ha - g ven vou. You
ca-i make them oi edieiit in that wav if
;o:i can not in anv other.
u anv oilier, and we will
uphold ;ou Jut uoweacons. sir."
, , . i , i- ...-
I und'T-tand. laughing. "i ou
, . , , . . , ,7 .,
need not b afr:rd I shall ,..,,; other
agem.ie.s than tho-e ualure ln.s given
me. fee (itnte .-ure 1 am th verv
...,.',,., , ,
man tor ties school. At anv ta'e I
scent to be your torlorn hope, and it you f
can not keep me. you will not !. likely i
.i ..J .'
1 .
to have anv one cNe.
. ... . . ... ,
l oic on; iFiiii i.. on. iii in... i, -.mi
1 . -. ..
Deacon Jones, approving!;'
let.
with a -igli. "one or two of the teachers
had pluck as well as your-elf. 1 wi-h
;ou better luck, mv ;o.mg friend b t-
Iterluck."
Willi lii- ii.il".it" tutli AI Witili-j-s i
.i ,- t " ' .. . i ... .t.
ma.ie tin' mi; i r " i" :i.io ,:;
.. ., .ii- l,-.
the -atne -mile, presented hmisclt to
his asscmblcil
scholars the ftdlowing
..ii....-;...-
-
day.
"lie's got no more strength than a
cat." Zaeh whi-pcrcd to Abe. con-teiiiptuoii-1;.
"Ju-t look at tln-s.
woman'- hands, will you? There won t
be anv fun licking him. or driving him
awav. I guess I 11 let him have hisowu
wa. for a day or two."
"P.ov-." .-aitl Mr. Winter-, tapping
hi- desk, "before we begin work. I wish
to -ay a word or two. I have heard
from good authority that you are the
most lawless, unmanageable -et of 1 oys
1 . in f'.i. stit. I -Mil siirrv Vo!l !i;i i slicll ! il:iiiiii"-s'in. of tne ijlll-ll the llitrii- t 1 .. 1 u.ici.n.l in ti.-O loittilili -Jihcre .. . .. u. ..- . .w..w i ..Imnuit l ll inanm.- vrVir4. I W.I
j. i -
"Whew! hear the bantam crow!
muttered nst.uii-hcd Zaeh. his eyes
bla.ing with anger. "Talking to us a
if we were niggT.s! I did intend to
leave him a day t r two in pea.-e. but I
reckon I -hall have to bring h;m down
from hi- high hor-e th:- v. ry morning."
"Zneh. this is b-tter than" working in
the lield." wh spered Ab anii u-ly.
"Let him stay till the fodd r is pulled:
th:its -ueh hot. hateful work."
Then he's got to whip me. tha s
,. .,. ..-. 1-
noth.ng. with tne school in t .e comli-
tion it has been in. I'.l begin with s.m-
pie WOnls-Siie'.l Kl"phatlt."
! v"'h .:l sigirlieant look down tht-
ei:i-s wtucii w.i.- ,.er.ve:iv un-ier-iouu
Zaeh. who was
"K-1-e-f-a-n-t."
at the head, .-pelle.l
The word parsed on. each loy tran
sposing a letter in a :no-t -killful man
ner. The "Point" bovs were adepts at
th's game, and the observant teacher
1 with his keen eves tixe ! upon each
sch lar a the word came to him. -aw
that it wo. :; tr.ek that had ev idently
been played before, lie re.aini.it las
quiet, imperturbable demeanor ana
smiled, saying calmly:
"You are reallv greater dunces than I i
expeeted. Excuse my plain words, but
before I've done with" you. you will con
clude you have seen the animal himself.
Do vou think x-ou can manage to snell
whip?"'
" Oh'." screamed the boy next to
Zaeh. he's piuchin me. sir." point
ing to the one below him.
'Twa'n't me, teacher, it wa, him,"
pointing to his nearest neighbor.
" "Twa'n't tne, it was "bini," each
If. . i".. .. . UtbUt "1 - ll'l- v tl J - Am-m.
kindly w.th you it you will allow nit ioi m tii" i nite i Males. ior in-imce. your
do-o. but if you pre.cr a different j North ruer wat.-t-h's -hoc conifort.tbl .
course, d.'pendttpon it I -hall maint:iin I neat an 1 .-tyli-h: the Southerner a-k-discipline
no matter whi still'ers. for -om 'thing f-uiev and handsome; the
boy shouted in tnrn, iml'cattn tlic one
next hhn. and this .aid by very toy
ftnttl It vr rtojl flti Vvkftrvvv r-.f flirt stl.
ich W x?rearntn2 and shouiin' 3. ,
. llll,M',4 kiW AiVUi tuv vin.-?! ;
the vurv toj of his voice. In the mil.t
ot all the no-e. Mr. m'er flat vnUt- '
Ut. moving a muo!e. Hi bright wen
hs-i ntthr an amud look ai thy '
pa'd from fac to face. Ttiei when '
the noi-e abated a little, he ajKAe in hi
suir.i 'ju!vt. eeu Utm-. f
I think you have all ben picrfcer--.
-o I'll nitui-h the v.hole cUn.t " He
quietly '.'.k. oft" hit coat, aa! tJwa iook. I
op a larv -witch that wa-t oi his d.;.L ;
Vo;
Znch doneJ. ouii'i
me
lr, i
fv ..
7 - mnvlu no with an fetokaS '
iauirh and a deliaut wagr"r. Mr.
Winter- rai-ol tin switch, his k..e
oi ,'txed watchfullr oon lh Ikit. li-
f,r it defended. Za-h aiuied a Move j
at htf lac. 11 vll K. aau the nei
,.-
moment th voting tMig.lK wa .'
, j
" i
in an iron grn-p WJmh it relaxed.
Zaeh. blinded Sy rage, (.truck out rihl
a:.d left: lt what wa- hU brute foref
against the trained skill of th utoi
t i iitiitMi fitkli.i.. wxf imf Ctitri
l illllt lit fcifi a ui iaiui ,'
Throe times Zaeh went down like :
lor. Tlii"! fourtti tim. bruieI
;. Hie fourtti tim-. bnI j
jy. he could not rs- to hu feei. .
Hu;e you hmi enough? Mr. U in
d'uy
. .-.. ... ii
ter-jl-jKwI mm. .siemiy; -areyouwui
ing to oli!y?"
" Vo t're the k'H man." Za"h .-aid,
faintly, "and I atippo-e I'm bound to
give in."
"Ye.-. I suppo-e you arc." aid Mr.
Winter-. "If' not "now. you oon will
Ik. Help him up. some of you, and let
him go to the well and wash his face.
Now. voting gentlemen. I'll settle with
you.
The awe-stricken boy- looked at him.
forone terri'Yd into gojd behavior.
There he -tood. :t- cool and quiet a
beforc the light. He .-aw they wen.
con-pten'd. He ptmi-hetleach ot them,
b'tt made the putd-hm-'tit as light a-io-s'b!..
The; took it as demurely ft-
if -!
school had t.e.n alwav-uniie:
-thoid w;ii dismissed.
"You fore 'd me to
rc'rt to sti"'j
harsh measuie-; thi- morning: 1
at
srrv tod -o.' he-a:d: but you know
there wa- no help f r it.
I could no'
do an; thing el- and rem tin te teller c '
this school, as I propose to do. T'U
skill ami streiigfi I acquire! in tin
! . '.. - ...it
gyninasmm ai coii-g i am in i.iiiv
a-hamed to u-e a a prie-lighvr wou'd
us. them No geullet:: m would d it
miles-, forced to in self-defen-e. Thi 1
ha;e done t .-day Now i-t me ta
you into my contideiie-. I heard il
th:i school it otic re I a good retnuiie i-
I lion -and I am a poor man
and n d
lac .-alary I can honorably get Here.
As -oon a I -aw vou I knew what wi-
i before me. In! I thought I -aw. t -.
' " .v,' 5!,:u ,,:i" ,,'
i--I' command your respect- u
wtiuld b niagcatimioas enough t-. g'.;e
j me :i. more troitoie. imi-ed. l wi-r tci
be Miur triced if vou will allow nn- to
DC. in
hand.
yen5" and he held out
ns
1 Zaeh took
it franklv. for he
liked
the -pir't of the teacher. "I am
not mean cio'igh. Mr Winter-." he
said, "not P tcknowl dge when I'm
"'hippe I. am! I don't b -ar ill-will, i.u
j ' I.''" ''' ;. how vou can giv
ut
o
stiea ii ts witi mat mil natui oi yours,
lltoik me so bv .stirpris that I went
:.,i,i ,....!.... "
. .-"'.. " , , , ,
: -Mi- u mi".s laugnct ami pm.c.i up
'his sleeve. ll:s arm. though m.t large
( . ,, , . 7
was a liundle of iron mu-c.e-.
J ... . . , :M.S(,.. Z:lrh ,.
, . ' ,,
.. ,. .. , , , -. -. ,.
ttvat o:iot brute firca one i-them-an
, , ,. . , , .
e-i o ;.iu .i i his .s i ii.it' .li.i.k ii
intiiuat'd. 1 -hould have preferril in-
I .... ......r .!.;. . ..1.....1 I..- ll,.... .....I I. t..r
I ... till. ....". . II'HM . "'I... t .....I ...
'..... i ... :. : .i ; . . .- . i i. .
means, oiu u is in ia-1 line- i ooin-.
. .1. ... . . . i
: he s:ilil s!llll:!li- 'licit I shrill have
" '. -; ..-.-
to
use me Ktiocit-uowu argumeni
Mr. Winter's victory wa- thorough.
The Uiekorv Po'ut -ciioo! lo-t it- bad
reputation from that day. The scholar-
miiiii leurne
1 th u'ough'v to
rt'-pei
and
' love their teacher
i.
for his kindness of v
( , . , , , . . , , .
heart and for hi-gent em.inlv ipiai.t.e-.
.,.,..... . . , .7. , ... , - ..,. ' ,... .
I ltllII' "I s. lll-ll !-. Ill ! ,11 SI'IIIII II
...... ....- ....... ..... ..... ... .... -,. ..,,..
ind Mr. Winter- m?.de the nio.l of :L--
JoMfi' Cvntpatr'o).
f
A PAIR OF SHOES.
I o ,f t:st. .xi..st Tm.Ic.1 i'rinlnrt nfliul
em tielustrt.
.. mI . .... .... I ...... '... 1.11. .1
scale, 1 11 draw the lish."' Had lie been
a shoemaker he might ha; e -aid. "Show
V l1-.l.tt H.lf lf.l''. ..'It. I st.f.11- 111.. . '
me a -ho. I'll tell the wearer." The!"
sandal of the Arab, the tinv -ho,, of tbr
high-lire 1 woman of China, the wooden
t . .... .
agricultural We.-t dein mds -olidity.
futlne-s. and an articl- stott' to break
th html f0j n coming population
A jiatr of -hoe- i- one ot the nin!
.'.--' - -----. .--. - - ; . . . . .. .- ........ j .... . niHMIlK IU'- -.n..-ll-il ..- "" M .s-ct. . i ,.- a- .!. ir. . .. .....-. ... w .. - .L. . . I .-.. I. t.-t T.. .!.
tvp'.ca! prod ids of m idem indu-trv. j ened ujon her. and her life was slowly , u.ent thai it ral-ht !- 1 fee tdrfon in , wa, ft hopeful u,ilinu At nton 1 ate
To make them the asrmal kingdom j wasting away. Day bv day young- juH-n. . M
eontr.butes fr m the herd- roaming t-r. ; Al rah a in sat by her bcds.de and read Uiat niiioinonim ?ht arr vein a wisvr t J night I stowed awav a veil ma-d!n-We-tern
plaius or South American to her for hours such jfrtipiis of the when tuincni uuzbt tmt.r awHunr -e n That vra. b-t of all; for when a
paiiipt-. or from the barn-yard ne.u j Pdhle as -he de-iretl to hear. During " " WB1' ,1. .ntj f wrjor i ilnmkanl can eat you may conclude
at h.im : the ;e:-e:abic. from tlotted . the intervals in reading -he talked to u m a ba;v. undatc) noun. rami. im written ! .hut h U r.t h- In tnrr dav
gnve- of heniloi
f hemlock and oak or from the
est- -t 11 left to us. (Jrea. tex-
" "'I.
great tor
I'll . - 1.4 .. ir.111 "l -111-.'
icijinrc 10 or ug itiein loge.ucr ins (M
operation of ttfiy men. women and chi'
d;on. the div.s-on of 1 ilsor i- nttr-ned to
the ut:not, demamling in turn for its
suc'essful maintenance he dt-per-ion
of jrodiict the world over; until, a- a
re--tlt. you. well-shod reader, can buy
for three dollars what would have eo-t
your forefather i.x.
A- the reader buys a pair of -hoc- hi
next pair mav at t e -ame moment b
tlolg ng the la-s j of the vowoo; " on
sonic far-away plan, or perhaps lv its
. proce of -laughter :.t Chic-go. The
pt n-haole b.et promptly reaetirs Un.
market, and one dav -oon vou d tie
! from a fat, itticv roa.-t" little thinking
as you smack your lipsatter dinner that
the line, pliable kin which once pro
tected the delicate morsel may at some
time contribute to your outward com
fort. Stranger things have h:r.pene.L
The skius or hides meantime are salt
ed. and the buyer of sal'e 1 lude- send
part of them. say. to Peabody. Mas.,
to be tinned for upp. r leather, and th
re-t to central New York, to be tannc
for sole-leather. . M. Xcwhali.
Jlarptrs Magazine
"" ii i .-iuui im--i-- iii a ll.lll oi -in v , "" -. v. ..v..... .... .j. - ... ... u ;h; wi: liai ai en n-."s i .irni'i -uij ljl-3.,t.' ajMl V.ailarauOU ItJ ta? IBAII ... . ..
LLXCOLVS B0VI700D.
4 - r
iawnx.unu oew:a o. xiss -
hi Indiana.
III Jlnttirr' Hrrp tlrSW.a. IWU1 fl tJ
m (;rrt I r Ur tiflnz Mlli
to Cert tiltrr I'mtxti tivi jrrr
IVing oa & train ot- di. la.t twuimn
i
(,q the nUlwity Jraim; mm J0fv Ut0rm
.kpfct, in Soutaw.:cm 1 ml tuna, a ! ,,rv x,
, eai-ual trTfUaKcttaisttsce r-'tcd ;
lktit woftW " I"11 o1rr,, l
farm. ta vking iurthtr information
be iaforanl me that H r ta-j farm
oH'uotl ami ftccufded by Tbmn- Iu
tolu. the fntbr of Preid'mt Umxdo.
m -.
an-l wbrrc in. latter -: m: ot bn
. . .
; uthlul ear: to: arrotl mr site-1
tioa and decided me to !U at 1 Jncnln
SlJttJAtt f wbtcb lakes it n.-ime (pimm the
farm) and it a f-w lwor, ami.1 tJ.e
scenes
1 MUPWHIE WOH-nilMl lR
Ihar to the m rl.P-d Pr-irnt.
l 1 LI . t. 1
-o :atn
Tlic piice t in Carmen To
.s.H.Ilct.r ( OIJMiv. Iaeol .-utk
hl liir nter of the Li-d:
rahip.
-latum 1- k-
s'criI. and is now
dozen liui'ding" nr
a xuit,e oi a
o. havinvr the
. w
tt-aal onconntunt- of a t.tor. black
..
smith -imp and saloon Into th
then wild and rough rfgi-n. alrr.oot
literal'.;- in the w l.k-rae-, Thomas Un-.
co'n moved hi- family. coiujs-I of his
w.fe and two t-hi d.-c-a. nanus! Abraham
ami .-'ran. in ii-. jte uin i.i cau.n
o a km-11 soinr t'fu-en rod fniin when
the ib'pot i.. now hK-at-'d Yi-unif Mn
eola at thi- tiuii w.is in hi ighth year,
and fr the tct fourteen y ir- thi wa.s
to be hi- home. Here he i to pn-
through the form dive jwrMnl of hi-
ejiani tcr. 11
r. Here, m ex ream poverty
ant :i.m rmgh 1 fe he wa, lead-
.it wild -ceuery . coming in cm-
in the ha
ing in th
tat with iiiture in it- mid t form
without Itooks or iiiear.s of -tudv. and
tin r fore left more fu !v ? the .tudy of
ii I'-tir. without M-c-al udtntJg r
-chools. but under th t -..ching of n
good (''.ristian. di-Tt lM mollier. the
foundation- of that character were laid
which wi re to dev lop ft.c'i remarkable
pr-eictl common micc. -ueh Miuml
r a oaitig and iuilgment, and such
niiai taoil.ty ami m.ivcri;. -Ktn in U.-it-
mgvvith.tn ;h.pr:g the great even l
win wi'icii m- on me was ;o no it rcver
afterwatds as oiiatitl.
Tl I I t I 1
ine com nr.s oeen r-.i;cu, ami
no:hmg remains i mirk tw spot
where it -'ood nut the par;iall;-ltled
cellar, and a .solitary ecdnr inn. nearby,
phinte 1 by vicing Abraham.
I .OUllll illl .111 111.111 111 111- kit Jllllt
who wa- Ab"-pl tymat.. and ft tun him
learned much that wa- int re-ting in
re 'ar.l to his earlv hab't-. h - earnest
.......... ............. ........ ......
de-ire to learn, and hi- pa-sum lor
book- wh'ch he was not able to obtain,
He icad c;er; thim: lie couM litid in all
the region "about: it mav have be -n
tlcit tli-s ilei.rivMtiori of IimiL -iTid tin
I . pilMllcauoii ill" M'iiovi;i; -iniciiiciiu
iiiean-of learniii" thri vv him uoon h:- .,, . ... , !
nn .ins in ii .iiinii mil un. i iintu ii. s I Jnti Ncii m enll tle.i" lilt. rv-il.
ov; ii rc-ourc s and led him into tho-e peHuil. -ulnn h .lav. ts-iM-cniii.: tin -.tt.
modes of thoit"ht of iiu'iint mid apt ne :s ik1 ljensnin" l tae m-uunH-r n I
illii.lr.it:on:imM..:i!nl?pUtSj;VM
culiar to him. lie wa- alniiit tlie oulv ' entis to tin- utt.t el. r l'niJnt Arthur ii
one in tilt'
tlie vii:itv who cmM rend niil
. . .
vv;ite. he was noieil tor hi- kiidiies, to,
. ...... .-...-..-......-.-.
c.erv otn and hi- service, were fre- i
quent.v draw:, upon bv the .-cities to .
vvr'Je tlu-r let er-. a kimlne-s he al-
wivs checrfullv ret d -red .a d the old
....... v in i ii...... hi.. . "
man: "Abe wa- all r- mu -h g.vcn to!
latnn . uhenc.-. r the court was m I
.ssion he wa- a fn quent nttetidnut. as .
often a- he could be -pared f.om the 1 1-bor-
of t!ic farm, and e-pcciallv
when a lawyer of the name of
John A. P.reckenridge wa- to ap-'
p ar in any case, ltreekctiridgc was i
the foremo-t lavvver in all that legion.
and was widely fitncda- an ntlvocate
in criminal ca-e-. lanroln wtt.- tlnn'
sure to be pte-ent. Doing hi- "chore-" I
in tlie morning, he would walk to
Ilooueville. the county .-'eat of War-1
wick (Jotintv. seventeen miles awav, i
and then home again in time t do it
"chores" at ni,rht. re e it ti" thi- d.iv
fterdtiy. TheTawy.-rcauie to k:'
im. Years afterwards, when Lincoln
ras President, a ;en r.iblc get.tl -man
...... -i ..
ii .i: :.. , l. . tim :. .
cut tel Irs olii-e in the V. hit
I 9 II" 11.1 .
lions", and. .t.indmg b fore him. -aid:
Mr Presiih-it vou tion't know til" "
.ill' i.mcolii eye-i lum -narpiy nr a
mitneiit. then "tpticklv lcidatl w.th :i
... - ' ..
stum: l e-
. --S 1 I ... .1
.... - . .. i .ii.- t f hi .ri .I'iriii j
Pirtvkenridge.
- .- .... .
I lt-".l to walk lliirt; -
was i.j his j-ower. of t.ie can
bttnl ii.s of ti ir h:ird life.
Although
tronirlv marked religious citaracter.
in. I v..r.. ni..mlii.r. of the l'.n..tist f:t:tli.
.... i 1 l :. .1 1
tic.enever servite- wiiejit-uiiu ne ioj;
building a mi'e di-tant wnit h passe ! tor
r. cliur n. uiey ani uictr two ctruiren
were mere, hut tne w.ie ami moner
w.is not on"- to tie with thetll. 1 he
fat il d -eae of con-utnnion hatl ftvst-
him of goodness and truth, and urged
J him to walk in the wa;- thereof, she
. . ."- .
liiviK cfiliin went .ln.vlv out the
four miles :i dav to heir vou nlead law i "' ' leioK-i.i
! P..,.. ... .ll.i- 'il.il l....n-n ! ill" ... .. - . J ' u . nn.nn.l n ill I km. I tst nrialHaMi a
...... ...... .. . .. . ..i. ...... . . .... .. ........ i .......... i
... . . ,.., -.. ..... . tryuiMii ktii'w- in. t ar- m opinion- in : " " - i- --"'- , ..ti tvj l..-. .. i
siHce'cs at the bar lir-t m-pire 1 me nlv ilnulit.ui r-o.t t m aUer it i- 1 1 Ine. aXThcn I fullr re4l -d what a ml . , . . . r
.. :.i. .i... ... I I ,.-' ai y t.se to si itu ttvia . ih mNt l h '. ... ..,.i. i" ,,.... nl d lbr cuHnred
It I III I ill I1V.-1I'. Ill.ll.ll '! I" " l. . .... , . - ......I ! in tt-.w llin IV..... '. ' '- -. ' ' !" v"t .. .
... , . i .. ' tjM'ii It r xntii.ti i. in m. r iie i rem . ,,,.,,,, , " jmrifecv. w bwe ki
... . ..iv..... .... ...... !.: ...... 1... .....I iir-.ii" mi i.i.im r-i ii t l4lcti:i tHelf im irbt i ... 'i ....i.i t.. l..l ... I Iff a iIM HtHl 3 ttt.
.. . ..-. i. .....t. ... temi.t j ihm.mii .o . v.i. vfiat f Hi v;i,.. ; - . - . To tbe jrioHU' -u
.-..-. -i w.i .v .. ... . ..-. ... -i ii n 'linur lo in ini!rri - nut i am it. i .' n..-. ..... .-.. t .-
s :imi
rao.htrIutl7c.-L. Abra.iam gae wax an,nr,,i,.rM&. j rc-t--f!:5 ubit n :i
to rrief that could no! lx Co J-oIed- e-m a ! r-er m'sx-frii an nt irmQAi.
Thev laid I.e.- tenderlv awav in an r en-
mgin t.ie timber an eighth of a mile
Jr. tn
No minister could le
pro.
last
iro.c.rvt ..t tn- t.iiis- iu rv..o ...
i ... .u. .-... ... ......... .. .
au
iites. out
inpatni.-Tg
?rienii- ofTeni! up -irct re pravvrs o-r
me dead. Th-simple -rvitv did not
seem to the father ami ?oti tt Ire a -urn-
cient tribute to the memory of the true
exemplary w te and motner whtrse
lo they so rtm ly fell, -o w en -,.r.r.g- . - .
t.m came the Wv wrote to Elder Elkin. i Jupiter hi.- ben the -unligh: cen
wholivetl nearthe family wh:; the.-wer. lcr 0( :i f,inily of worlis 'iradarto the
in Kentucky. apjK-aling to him to come -olir -systetn." Hm jdanet .-how a
and preach" a funeral sermon over h cloud-like snrface. Lcnenth which the
mother's grave, adding tnat granting surface of the pi met s hidden. Jupiter
th:s requc-t would hi to him and r.is j one thon-and two hundred and fifty
father and sister a lasting favor. The tizn s as large as the earth, bnt only
good man cneerfnlly complksl with the weighs three hundreti and ten tirnts
re.iiest. thougii it involved a journey of a- much, and the enter L tilled with as
over one hundred miles oa iior chuck: , intense, fit ry hea
and a lovely day the people came from J " -
all the country around and sathcrt.nl A Philadelphia, man hs s. mania
about the grave, and the minister dis- j for .-rax-hing looking gl2-es, and haj
cottr-ed to them the xirtues and t-sti- j broken 2.iJ ia the last year and paid
mahle qualities of the departed, and 1 uamages in f ulL Pfeifafftrfpnia rYcss.
coranwtifM h?r mrtiy et vd !-. !,
emulation of all A t ,'vt frsrrr
a. ael tb vrV 4ec MS tw
Jnr koe on tJr rvva4 arosJ ib
ST!. imI lki. :h iftiij Mrv -- tK
berUl of th" 'tb-r. wa rwid. 'fV
jrm - i-arli-l witha aljfa inw fo.
and at :t kri tnti a K-uil whil
ftiVjrtBr " Naa-r ItstvL Uw -I
Khn 4iwi OrtoivT 5. IsIa. gwd X r
Ertv-rl in I7 by a fnm4 trf iwr raaar
tyrrrl q " Jla iriroa. I to
foratwd. t m tb wWfr bnb-
t ,'
utMit waua uu4fctw.rr at
.n.oUi itrtsd. lad.
i mm -tJiao'B; or ia mnmrr- zr- j
ia tbc forc4. tb tUo-igal enA-4s4 ;t.S 4
mm t mxmti br ikUe ttal wbo '
dmt m lytaj: tWfr nuaqrtiJkff w-u
t-mrxb, rraltsr wh m IU tfeat bi
bnmgbl tnU Mat 8ti' Urn '
luuNi t iPi uanu lAruura ui L,iumra
j & xitm re$u ciunern ol
I... " .
, ,-, -."
mtxierti bi4orr.
a coopV ot vwtr "
1 " xure (
tbet ca to Um ealtt a mw motarr.
f wh" "" J f ;
J... - . -.
, .J Jy t,, a tflts-i ,M
i .....j. ri.. .. i ir- -x..
,..- -. . .. -.... .- . ,s...
w, Pn ,1- n: I the ritsj ma e.
Im 1-v. KlclUI.s d.wJit V1 '
nbomtvjtjA rtj,, t4 rongf, ,4 hrarmr
fmoraLhni-'rttvt tbe prsure laad i
m:... .t- , i. . ...
I Mllt'. - i'Uil lTHKl v ,-li
th re. Mr. ittacoin M!d b iantt and
the prrjiarnii.n wa made for la
-liKM.r. AhrkliMMiutir.1 sll tkt fwttrli
,M. .. .,.. .um .i!..-i...n.i.
0,wj.i,;r
ftT jj.
v. Wben tbr mutruing ol th.
bieh bad be.o m b-Wl for tbe.l
dejmrtHfe urmed hr wa found siUuitf
upon hi.- tnotlter jfrave a --p.uir, w totth
er he h.td rtne at an ir.rlv ittuir in th
:no-n':nx- " 1 n" "--ld m i-"r tlt
tb night of .-a. in g hi- rtK'tber lMbitMi
The ;ew bfMiieb'dd god and ttlfn-d
were put tin the farm hjihi, the oxet
; lok ,,, Um !v nu ,bon!.
,, UmH,ln n,,k hf- place bv Oh
;tK, , ,ht. Urtm .4,, dnMf. HWR lv j
old in -in to whom I ha;e allude 1 -aa i
he wH renu-mb red wheu AU tart:
that moniing tmn-fiaittl. -Aith bit tnt i
i-otniug down only half way 1
twcn hit kn , jtnd nU feet, and addrd
"I.ittJe tl.d I think he'd ei r W Prvi
dent of the I'trteil Slates. " In that un- j
gai d; ix-fKt-fimr youth by th" U oi
the ox-team went forth eckiag a n--w )
home In the countn to tbi w. oi i
th,.m Uu. fUir,. p.Jent. the lllus
;nH ,,.a(,(.r ,,H. immrUi vWtanc
pttor onewhotir-l opei.tsl hUeye- it ,
ine vine oi miiun.ui in n nce i.ni'
,. j,v ,.nbin. fMK. ubo-e lie went
' .. ..,.,, v .t fo- murni.r.
amJ nn Kn '.-and Kmperor, tv.deritia .
i i,,,,,. Ul jt;, t m ,rv. What a cm
j . ., M . .., ;uth ltlkl. vtMVmi.K
. .'
ami boj e? - Cr ('urnjo '1 n'tunt
STATEf.ENT BY AUTHORITY.
i Tin ,iui.-tirti' -.-iniior 2t.tto. i'ni.ii
i m inttrn with rr-iiinnt .Vrttoo
i,,"'",k i'mp-isi.
Senator Hawlev has furnished f,,i
' ...i i- .-.-..... r'n... :... !
the litte CMiiiimistl. nn l .til .smoriHi in in- -i
....-! !. u.fi. ( I.lmaMr. 14 t 1 f j t . I i
I.HKM 11 in'tn !.. if Hlli.n. I .-Mi".fl. !
,. nii. ,,,.,, ,.ll.,s.i.4eri.iiiats.rtHin mi. it .
tfttuil lb i'
ittr ' pott i ut oli i
v.t!i ,"ln- r-tntl cluerriilu. . i. ih-
!l 'rZr:,
nv m nrL mii) m AtKiet 'hi -l lwe
'" '-'i-l uwa the i.r.sl-.. .lu hirtiur n
tiillVer-H U 11 1 's-n e r'a.ll liieittlor.i.f tin
,:i:tts. his.i iit-.-:r MMrthi wrt i.i
nlMiiit the n.- t "ti ot !'ri- ileiit . rlluir tun'
the i.-ittil.i lt of oMhih.iu -oiNif Hiltltlonsi
lllHICle-tiition of illttttht Hinl tsi i.;Knil"
tmiit him. totli fur lire Mtke of U ri.e.-il i t
t-et Httl il- IihmI mrluent ii)n t ie litt
dent - t i"-nsil Iremis unl iH.! l t eU n
"i-il a l -.ni I uu-iiiiH- w.i h: in .U4i u. I
.iK'ikti in ..eu ; i-rk In r -T" ti- t t.. j
llllll illIUl 11 K 111." I.r-. .i)iniiiiii.ii. ...!
ilitl -MMtn ulii-runnl- Ht the Mlth Aioiu-llnl.-l.
u hen he H-tli"n -tilling llu aji
-eiel ti.n.kl. nfl c i liMilr In .mi tHH'
I etui iMi'h j.nii pUn-e. in lt rewjM'v"
thi tr.i" ltt'tit ii ik I sjttrt of m hut In- V.
w IliCI HU ll- tollews;
i erat ii . I :t ii wlltlnv to Io or sr
thinx t i.it n ..-on mimI thi- iirt'iietii-s f m-.
jh- t'fin mat j'entiit I jMrt'e ui?l in U.
i ..... ... tii.. '
oriiui ul.oil ft tie H w l.i mi j-i.'t. nti i
have Iwen an ucllvc. 2 Jiii, aiifl .ler.it. 1 j
-hikI.- mime mi the i:.-ii.i.-uii ts tit t :w 1
, ;"ir.ei.3l',:rr.rfKi "" w.".11.
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' t c! r.sht lint., taat.-t.ti t r. .
I'litMifMii ever ik ll I eti-r urn c.c. i
oi inrni. r. o c i- ihi. mm n wn , .r j
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! we. mih! tir4lttt.i th --irne I tniei.t ut
i.ir- th.- wiMitrntinn hMnr ihmim-. h .
' vnh.ur.lut mw ltuntl. np4 . . . . . J
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j.irtr w-mIi. l it er
f
! t huvt th..-jjtrOo t ex j-tltu7 to ta.
ll4Mtm,mmnvnM.,natMtht.i.ruMmmt.tM t4ie bii-in.-. managr that I wa
.........n.. w.,j .- . .. - - .- ... ..-.
tmlc
' "1 liaUlr wrtt it br ef tfttim: .nnrconl
,
mice w in un iticu. aii out i ns.'i"ii -oj
. ... .1.1 . .. .. .i... .. t... ..'
'fiiat i-tntire'v viti-ftu-or.
l murac! to ih- h. . l imwf" .-: n Ions
, ; - - - - N tm , M.aM ; wU,;
whom a c Hit Mr K.-i
er ir i hac.
It tr. iMknOl
it.eii.aner wa nicu-si
niist uiai uifp' wa- I'ircein wnm ! rrvi-
. . . .
lent ai.l niiout tisextlieocj- anl hi- tate-
,---- --. -i e . -
en "w -a tno .ouctn. .
miY Vni-sinr.-rr. I har0 h4 a piin.tnt
ata-uai rrfi. tT-oc : ta.l- m th- fubW-t
T- Kcpab! trnn .e: (,n..;tee irn.i
,imito: ,t u bKialrri mt ttn-
to d ciiK-tl tat rli'ht tbitirala ChJ-
i-r it
;b fl'Oeu'.ti-- tat Ucri-r.psr thcuv
,. , .MHli rfmoa'tra
t ooof tt-v.tahtv ci - UrsuUcm tttrtt
sxm after Ar-.aur -cct
JSSO
-e..ta is tae I'ni-
oote- ac"-tair i--ev-
Wr -a.u 'IIU'lrUK I
tto mntn x Jo. l xca tr wiVe utot f.r
' ISC LaV V7iTtl
, have ucaoc
J. K. H.LrT."
TEirrERA.VCE.
OAUS FOR THA.NKFULKCSS,
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D. R. LOCKE'S REFORMATION.
it.at i:ihi.i i:-irokMt.i -i .41. hwm u
;;. itr..eai .;wt-Na-hv
ba rvfrtuei. fhere bi
hmX'f b h.uluw wsl dMi! abui u
He was in D lrit ;r-UTilaT, and wt
r f n fonM.r f,.,,.,. wh
., .... . .
cx
that
ut aWlineiM'.. ba wnmeJit in tb iv
now net 1 hnmonit
"I know it is alraMt ImrwUble
nttl
NM.by. "bl U im fari tbat l barw not
ta-tetl alcohol in ar irm fr dgiteea
month. I'm rumii'letvlT reftirm-tl."
How AH I bni.n to u tlcmkitaK
I.U-IH'
AbtHrtlbe Urn- 1 nUaHHl
mv
ln ami Urn! me bat twenty per cat.
of the stil-4-nitaiii of wit w eekh itr
i .
were to cj,ire In a week uml H wn
. ,
mtinn lr . t jump into tbe
Itrcat-h ntitl treftl a Mrianenl drop-
' Wrertnl the -erw..n
of the .ituatMn nd wrn I woukl jj t
rk 111 earn.-t He atd be tnttt bVe
. I.LI .
two iir three nal f4tns (.! the let
j Nabv letler that I efwild w tile, bit
I '' " ' '-her Pmler
j "I had been a hard dnnker for tbinr
j Vi.ai-s Hnd Umd lt tnr tHiwer of mtej-
jt . . , , , ,.
! 1 ctnal anl pby.itftl tecitperntajn.
"I p to alxMi IriV .e-.r- ol age I had
been able U p to ld n-brtoolr drunk
even niTchi ainlatlend to bime-t w tlb
rea-oiinl.bi iiolnstrv ever; da; Wba
thi- rii- came of whtrh I rk Um;
.-w.nllowinir more than Jortv drink- I
ii-tiiiinte tbe iii4itlltv m rns nt two
gallon- of raw vthuky morv twimty-
lotir hHir.
"I coiddn't work. Aplbalbm vr
out nt tbe qu-tift. 1 Huuki h in bed
until tdrven o'clock in tbe morning.
and on awakrninir uel m eoteitiiale
my !, bn.f an hour at a tim with
not enough
encruy to tmii ijkmh on.
1 Hab'.tnalhr drank ttve or !v w
j ,,",wrl, br,'kfrf "W1 tben at bf.
t would take anotbir nip. witb a
, ,,f ..t-iotk-d izg- no appetite
vrniftktr
iit (ajit
Mitl
ol -hi-i oiMti e;3f- apiieme r aw-
r t. . !l I .. . -. .
b:tion. Wbrti I tried to writ I couUla't
mike it jo bran -lujrjd'b. d.r rt-
f.'cided. and anal dit.vructkm nuar at
ha"Well. .ir I w.e u jel rn,t tbe
w.k that wis .te,4UIf ntf.lmt
I tl ke,q, i: off. nenel... MfAr ami- -
'i -i-v i .i -
no. n( btqteb. ITie lal daj name
eobd. I dreed.w'eni thw n to tbmc.
... .l
wnlkinr barebeatlcd vtjth mv farr
' 3fiint the breee The wotbT wa;
i ;v arm. anil 1 wa. lull tt IeTr: owl I i
; M.hl imi and a; elpten o'clock went to
bed. Next morning to nn great r-
' pn-e 1 wa- alae in eat a tnail pie- oi ;
I ., l.... .1- t.-.?-. f,l,l ; -
wuiici in Jratf' a'.avew twrnw a -.-' - mm ,
t ,. . , -r-i .
ureakinti ocittrv in iweniy yenr. i nai
- - - - -
. Uf . an1 ofi.l
. fttl had a flavor that wra., delkn'oa.
anv quantity ol alcohol etiuM mate
1oVdie. Isimplr didn't afTonl to
; maltha: rationally happy cotv
tlitSon "
"Dir vtM nerer feci a dVHrc U drink
at tht- -We of the fi-bj?
"IW Mv I do. Aflea-t and at mwt,
along yn for o'clock m the after-
m-oa: I fel a deep depression -ncrt for
wan? of a nip much ai l-an I am
tTi-M ilH wrn-L- Tit, naiiinl 2mr.tl-
then is to stimulate. mi I h-at it down
withrmt rest efTort, and in a Utile while
'"Im aholitrfy certain that L' I
were to take one d'rink I honld tjii
fortv. Alcohol runs through my reini
llke'qnlcIcstlTcr.
No, 1 do not beheTe I .hall ever ro-
tome. I inherited a cat-iron contito-
tion ought lo hv on hundred and
thirty yeart in all. hut I threw away
thirty "year by dissipation, and I
s hall live to be ontr one hundred.
rnn? WelL no. Can't ay that a
uiber rrein ba.- nnch of the rt of fsn
that the drinker ha: and it mar be
doubted whether many reformed drank-
rdi ever eny mere physical exuteae
y1
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mw. H wai ta tmalt fcr chA lmiU
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mmmrrmm fmmm mwm mm t9mm Ik
immnii cwafc viiaii tar WfU'
t4tx.a4 la-tt MJatotrs rf gtvtt
xboHtay Ui4 aif bcaMl cacfcm
sj -c rafata m it infiwawi UbaA III
aa Jtarr rwiMn m Ke aa4 dbMi
felit tanMMi-f i
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tithaea. wluia
wttb ibi if anw. !
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mi wal I imaf! MHMf
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tam. W.so tmmm lbs, ta it rwywn
tbe Am-Ni. M hiMU W.U awt-ti
i tlnen' t tW Udl ivm a
f ' rbe nrmrtU e4 tb . ml AMkMC
' f DfrantiaMfta lpor trtag a fcrNl
tt-mi-er lab eVt. eSanr tme
4 tfattr lata, of tbe bearl ! trtteur
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, fu. ..v.. JL- . ' - " -
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I emiairy M urprt". aiad t mt.
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m1v irxptanliMi i Ibat a nmlnrtV
! nl tbf il mtai have a Naamey
lnu.r4 ,a lb- trae rbeb .
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' Lb.mi ! iMftonl. Tba4a4mrl bt
i kll . . I .
th p Iw hm I a cainut) agaat
tH4.aaihnpT. etc . Mtcb a m ataaat
Owtotntan tnrtb c- m rnmra m la
U-mi al refnln'ra atwar ll I
l Mr a MtUtor of -mryrimm tbai lite
... . ,. . " . .,
i uua.il wld permH ieb a rrmmtl U
In- wot Ut ta AwaMi ! tM
j imnt mmtb ba ! r a'Umr-l !
. by inc tbat Urn .tba, attbtec
'. fai-tber being brant ar-m tbr tMiHleet.
Tb" afftialkMi ia urn rttaMitrt t mmk
, m tm uetiNtifM marh (or tb tuiatr. 'Im
utn iaoiiUJnr iPa(ei antaat !
j figbt aatn!. bttt tbe ptuM aHaaibo
i ha Wen v tboittj;blj mtraix'd u bit
the to tier ret. n tiHyb trb m&
! Inlioa a tbe rrl 1 tbr VK Wlr
b tbe nowrr vKiea bie to W nwt
, ami trvervuat. TtWm mmm.
Let th? Parlor ffa ArMtI.
Jtwpk (' feacbed tbe beact
t
tiimea i a ur pfeal. ta i. a um n
! a m ..m.- - I .. &. - - ' Jt
t .w.----.t-w , . . ,-.. s
antaua" Ami Un only ta like -ove
j f .j,,., bt,a mmm4 d
im j j. MgtlT. ,. ,kmn ,
w J ,l,!aiT
" t' fT 7l! l!
PlVr '' UJl1k?,?kl,r,if 2t
btlitle rmiUiiiet la lb etai-fUt 4t-
, ,. . . . . . ...
cmnirr mr f-ji rn' ii
ibe jertvaio
fntkMm
friemi. 4etr In
.tad a 4riw-.
;UtiK- aal lmlt
baahle baas tbt ace cr-pan wnr
tb firrt f Ufca ra bbibrriij at
Umnx bHttOft UylMT w lUt U Wtw-l.
TEMPERANCE ITEMS.
Tltr. ( athoJb lal AJii-anear t'nlon
i of Awnca I h larEi Tntivrxnm
aK-.a:K,n In tb I nttI Svat.
Titn average j-ki of hVT, fr
which tn or aft'en miiU paw!. cot
one-ix:h of a cnt si !! ditH,r7
, Tlirur. ar alont l.Mfl a!xn In thi
city They mnk an oniraj'ou pr0t
tm what they kL tacTf jtrt growing
rfch rnpitHT at tbe rxin-- tf tb work
ing di-". cbe-Sy, w-bUc tb trudging
, taxpT-r ntaln the tjn. wbtah
z.-a
'
.,
trtnirnanitr r.-mhl utt bare Vn itr
w-Jtnoit tbm J'itcaii' SmiinH.
tr" 7 7 - ?. it T".
ten" lk J $ -- lfc
l? rV "?' raoIc fa
their pay for drasfcetan--.
A ownxm- awl at f
meeting; MA fn4 5 mJjv b U a
. tf?c ;!jw-rT. Jt oa A hi .hip :
- ' ' ' ??.hc arth bia.
the km ameanl u K.t). WlVn X
Y " l f rpt-d rer mlml
" J -r Ut 1 aaOther
. fto& !-. "Jlfcot feefcn-h m&jh;
-vPlaS sf crawwc-rc-m Hoar
bHplijta-aiuM.f 1 wd4 rrmcdr
. thi I arooU give all 1 ha ia the arorW.f
"What make tfccr? Jum-5 (pi Ltm-
'1) o hornhle? I r.a,vrT jh drf-
talnty. and with the eonidrac? of oc
who know- -drink I jn te KatJoa
with cafidence. foo3icd oa 'xperixaen
tnat taere ww ?a so r-mdy till n
ave thee oatcx! IxotBtifiUgSf
oi anas, iwtti; e ur
, buiU theta palacta la
1 drink, and before the.
palaces woqW t reek!
j squalor, wxh Hixmr as
I Kn tsrrmr.
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