The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, April 16, 1886, Image 6
I m X $ JfSl 5 a - i s 3& . Jpf -"r7-,n t:,,r,,,""',5',''V,R.,,"r ,l,b lM7'r; little." He forgot hi .liflid. nr- ami .tuM-tr: not .hi- -i-ui- iv r.r i.:i.t -.moh i.nt '' gan to forget In- fear- for Aithur. its : i -viurii'-f ol yiiiHi i.i th on tin- j art ot Jiii r:tT. Will otiK oil in- -,.j.- : t n jwjm .-. He jMH'i nliiily t -I -jI in i' x jfitr mrt't--nixl ilitto itilrni Slii.l ii-rs ini-l S; un i.'nli: uiel l.-iint- VM I JJI THE ME OF TEE SEA. fly David Christie Murray, Z.UTJJCA or A H'juki. I-'atiikr, "A Lirt'B Aiokmk.st," Kio. :M.I'TP.It XII -t'oVTIMIKIl AiUiur-." h-tid Phil, "I have strange i v. ior you " "I": gurlhen glanced up, with a singi:-J-: -nuie. and Mien loohed bach at hi bit of ery-dal. Phd noticed great el- '- in liim His h:ir wan long. "ii t ;vr there v. a.-! a goott woman hi tii" or!! - if ever there wa a woman in tin; world wlio loved her hu-band if ever there wa an unhappy woman in th.-world 1 have -ecu In r Arthur; then- wa- a great mi-tak.." "Von wrote of her." said Trc g.ull. -n. with no .-aovv of feeling, "but ur. did not write iiigeiiuou-b. You iir't'!td d not to Know my fcnov. b;dge of her, and wrote of her a-, a .-f r-tirr " "."she wa- a -trangcr then." returned I'iiil. "but .-he ! anied from a friend that I ennie from Tregarlhcii, and that ton had -av-d m Hfe. .She -ent for me and tii-d to qui t ion me about ;ou a- if die had not been intc p--.... in ' you tin- lad wan moved at tl.e nniu ory of tin'- -n-eii. -1.111 -he broke down, and fonf.-sd v.ho !..- was; and. Arthur. -inc.- you hac let m av IllUfll yOU lllll-t U;l mt " o:, "j have heard tin- o,rbay pr-opE- talking "! Do I II.,' fisl.wl ..!. .!.. I Mill! Ill- lltfll ...- .-,..,.,.. ,, ,,.,. , .J I -'--- .-.-...i, sgr... vn a full beard ami niii-lac!ie. He j -"'""i von a numiieU 5, me-, and m tin ir had i-iii m thin I hat hi-eheek-hom- j '""''th-. it ;va- av.;t- you who were .it look gnat iomiiieuee. lli.s foreheu-1 'auji. i,ut I i.new butler, and ! Lmw ! mad --di-order.il' I- :.n r- .m ! of ment:il dir.in.-ment iti m.-" -j.-ak m f ool !!o'd and mi jo--.ioj: i of iii famlti.-? And do vou know iiiu ior a man of honor, who never In I 5 I in liM.ft' W..J1. lull ou tli-rcH. no irtu that would not -.11 itself. ntl ' non. that I could not buy." ( All tin- whs painful, but. murh as he -.iU'.ti d in thi. proee-.-. Phil ieiTroiueil ' ti rtntmne Treartht-n's miad xnoro t clo-H. -Yu nieftii." he a-kcii. that you your-.-lf -youjH'n-onsIIy- miht Lu .ill th" virtue in th.. world''" Tnjf:irtien iueliiu-ij his. hi-ad jravlv. "I iiii-an noliiiti eU ami nothing le?,-, than ih.it." he anweivl: -tut. ai I told Mm ju-i now, j.rWi-r and ra-spon-ibility are inM-arablt. I dr not put even the nieane-t Hreth m the world to the t-t. for t!iwij;h In- i? waiting to b- tlebauehi-d. and mum bort v. ." de-jdy lined, and Iih eyes wcr old. -You lliinl: your new- .strange, i'i, ', " he fttid. dreainilj' -laiiu at the ol'i' .-I in lii . palm. Very tr.tn;j" wtid J'liil. Uon wJ: on tin- (irft fei-liii"; of di-may wa-. jjioAhi"; fa.. I -'J In-ie i" iiojhin .drane und'-r the mil i, or new," Kiid Tji-.trthen. in an iiiv. ird WJ13". 'niiii-.-o tin ir round d. nlalk. bud, flower, fruit decay. TJe r- i- nolhinj new, uolhtnt; uue-j.i-. ;.l. yll things are inevitalle and in order. Tin- smallest i-, the Ivpe of m -realenl You know the Maeliliom, jf -,o" have i luilieil an eiblv in a ",i't- , 11 J r ' have. n-w.-. Ihouii." .saitl Phil, trying to dinpel t hi eoiufo: tles feeling thi- Miiiil.tr welcome jave him7 which will interest you deeply. Ar Jhi.r." ' " I have new-., if cared to tell il." retiiined Tieeaithcn, -whieh would ti.niNloriii the world " He I.tu!i.-d, :md aroie from hi-, seal "How oddly." lie .-aid, "the iu.ireui.ieie-, of speech elite; to us' I have been t-lliu ou in 'ib thai ihei- is no liausfoi malion jio ible for the world, and a moim-nt lat. r I prole- . l-i be aide to lian.-lorm il. I could ii-vdve human nature into it- imple eleiiieiil.s of greed and hate. Ho doubl sm-li uiwt-ti, Phil, that if J told my new., men would e:,w Mont lU.iiie with Iheir leelh from i's highe-t . k lo il.s low.-sl totimiatio:i- to et a ' jje .-iien nan- inal even hpoen- s-houid vanish in its lire. So that mv in ws would fc.ircel be go(l ,.u , (",, lb. world. PJiil, anil may as well be J.i t a M'ClTl ' He spoke lihlly. and wilh eery ap i ataiiee of -iueeiily, and. wild a'.- Jiii v.oid-. wen-, hi. manner wa ralm and u-ual. I don'l know what lo think of thi-." that ou b-lieved terrible thiujr- ubuitt on. ireannen. 1 bii. .-. them, too. but I believe them no lon.r. I I'Jiv -n her and -pok'-n to her. .iid J-he ha- told me all the v-torv. Mie dM not let ou know that -he had !.-, n upon the -taire. and when ou found it out -he thought u.ii eouid ne er for giie her deeeit." and .-he r.ui away. I hei.- wa-i .-oinethiug worse in jour own mind again--l her. or you would hae traced her and have, brought ln-r back aain. Hut that i- all her -tor.. That is all the. eonfeioii -he has lo in ike." -You tkjii'KIlvxck j;i-:ai)i:ng. TOO LATE FOR KIM. i', .('.njif (. f .r e -t : -in :. ,i'' ii- .t cs u rtid i i n' w.-r- ln-T n jr.'ii. Ii-teaj .: m i.r, : ti t J w.. irorn m.z. tti ! r fu-tl?". . r- 1 t' .f !. ., r -6 . AlTl . tl)Ati- it tel U't dwriMi 1. ; iou oo-ln t mv 'nr f mngrr: I i r.i - ir 1 n 1. a -!. 14 I jt tfl. - Xitta v (.'- ..j Uf -lory. AoiS inj iw n.i !. -m -Mn" irmd: For I f ) a X ..!i bmt' t IJK- - l Tht ,'ul turttttf Miiut fet-rrtutto. Ar-I it i rnii !! ' 'iwa l? Mturti.u rta.rtijr ae'. W-'j. t so To t.i i ry ta nn trttr i i : 1 iuuo-4'xf th-i- il n"h- r ! ! w'wn t n ounf. 9'r. Aii lthr. h- marnr-i ms n .81 I t-i. tr.m -ie.r.t--H-- trrtr. 'I b--e ii' . irtb.jr pttmr iua; . -i Mire A T ow trora tr"r- tr t- ( ulmt, 1 tir- u it n.t or 1 - in tn r r e. Mj f rttb-r fond f ff.v.1 1 v ag. .l.l ..H.-.J a xn-i icij -it 1. .J wjn : An-I ni mis. wh.-n hti n lu x.tul, lit' 1 j-j-x iii.r tf w.ii-r in iinne III tllMt trai tin- apje' tr- -r: i. Ami tiiMitt t.mo I it 1 i; walked avva. a litll.- farther. Mini th-n. -in-t Uk- .ii. titbut wntt-r. turning, -aid. -'I I.U power ha b.-. 11 w u'n l " ' u'r!'t ttie od mu - wi-el hidden from mankind, and v. hen- y,n . in thj-e ilMve. ttt iftt.nne ever u man ha found it L- ha- . u ,.Urt " '" l"-i -.; .11. f 1 i- 11 r. Moi 'iien t.K.k the r nlltvi .iu It? rerf lr. the harm of his di-eo.r. !id ha- left ..! ...,...... one -n awin.-. no record of the fatal "ift his tudii-- Wi!i. in nl 1 "nt nniHrw: ha-. . brought him. I -hall do a mv " .'". iuiMia. . - .. -.,. .. . . ... .- - .., - . It ' - , t - I . .r i f- nj :i ' 'n ""'. r 1 -. ' r j i- !. r"j ' --nt : tt :nJi !u ii. I b- t h ?'. th- - 4 the :.' r.ie jn.t !i "' "" rJi-tn- -. in Thej ..-k to ! ..r. lr.ii the curs. .V I" '. .:' . TEMPER A?.CE TEACHING. T. for no better il--tiuv. and de-ir- better, I dare not have it that he e-tn point to 111. a--ie and a : There i- the man who no on nv -oiil at tiir gr.-.it lir-' bought mv ronei-i;ee' Hit are quite -,ure -!i- i- innocent and good. Phil?" a-k,d 'JVegarthen. looking a-kance at him. -I am as -ure of her innocence and goodue a-. I am of my own heart beating at thi- moment." ".So iwii I." returned Tivgartlien 'Don't you see. Phil." he add.-d. -tint you are somewhat nidi-creel f 1'hi-i lad i- my wife, and it i- a little hard that I shoul I be a-ked oilh-r to iu- ciiiiiiiiate her or condom- her criin -. Let nn- hear no more of her Your love ecu..e-ou now. and 011r inex perience alone would be extenuation enough for -o well-meant a lolly." Phil aen pi.-.J hi-, rebiiir in .-il.-nce, but he w.ii none the le -nn- lb-it lie um- right, and that .-oine dn-.tdiul error had - jiar.it. -d Arthur and hi- wife. -1..-I us i-hauge the que-lion." -aid Tleg.ilthen. "Tell me of 011r -lu-be-Who 1-oiir friend. .Mr. M.ir-h? I am out ol the world hen-, and 1 know mulling ot him, though you speak of him as be ing t.unou-." Phil had no he.ui to talk, but he rtti swei.d TregaitJi.-n's .pie-lion-, and woiideied all the uhih- what the mad speech of an hour ago had meant. There wa- no trace of mmlnc-.- now. The ouiig-ter knew well enough ilia; In- had made a looli-h uioe 111 att mjU :.... ... :.. it... .. !-.. . 1 pieiiie.--.ir- have done. I hate ""! even 1-iuted until to-dav mv iio-e ,011 v I A tin- power I hold. It will die witn me. It i- la tier that it -hoitld. I sha'l not eVell make U-e of it to prolong IllT ov. n da;-, for -ufi.iing i- the chief g:it of man; ear-. and I ha; e borne enough t 1 a 1 read; . I'nil -aw no way of c- ajie from tle dn -id ful tiuth. lie wa- willing to be lie;, hi man; inaiv il-. but the f.tnci - winch had taken po -ion (.f Tn- rai then were the birth of m.-r iii.ul ne Kci pt that In -poke hop b-!v and like a c;nic upon all them h-; touched in the coitr-e of that al'et. noon".-, walk. Arthur- miml .-eem.'d sound i-nough ajuut from thi- one a-toundiiiir aben.ition. What with albction ai. I pit; Phil'- heart wa- Iku to break, and when at la-t Trc.irthc:i took him back to the hou-e. and -bowed him that trump, r; bis of r 1 ni-h cr; tal. a- the tali-man which could l'.vi; riche- and power and eternal xo'ith to il- po -or. tin. lad could hold in his Ami tnaJ Hti.n- tuy ni.tl ..at. twsr.a. I .. ut..-'i tliMt fat.. nl tt etr 'I h r- a tim- when u lei i.k b.-ti'a The -l m -t tn- ll I .fl ami U vii. TiiHt t.ine - w iii'n tit n-arii.-- teo; Ii - i-riin i then are nt fuiltta..!. r iiidti.T bow , t.- l.ri.uslit up; H. I'l.tik tdui he ? ai-i .; a man then. And ti rutMUi'ii jirt i-tit j.-n-urt.- ;cuj. in iv r'HTtj I Vej.t n'.l Jv'n i- f J-uor 111 .-iir-e 'na- torlt.'iJ.- 1 ton fellow, lint uli.-n a tuoti liunVi-r- f.r mIiiv Tr'Uh .loei t -tati-I tu .vh til h lnn-. I llil'l I'ieali ot fn. I:tl- KU:tk- -m.L-', .n-l ti .in. M'l-i uiaii) 11 t.jne I ic -.-.-n tti-tii - t mere itt no tal'te, .D'l -If. tik to mv tiea t.i in iu win.-. We all -u,re tnost .-tern it of fr etiNlilp; Tlie Here M.I v '.! ii tc i..W- lIKe III". .ml itt a-i ;n - ii mv tn-iii tin- nthreI W Ii. ti fiei uuut.sl -i Jut ..: jt -,.r- I'll! U I tll- tltll'' tf.llllie ln ii I-it tii', 'lii. tacii.ty "pit. !( t tie-HtiU-t. The tnv-. t.i -ae ih.-iuw l .-. -ijuealol" or llie. .:i.l m j- flat - in roltir" w.-re 5mt. Twi hImi'ii thai niti" father teiu tmtier; lie I I .tit 1 1st a,, til tt In- lull. -Veil t mi- il tt" -n th.'Hori'l. -Ir lit. iou H'iii.-r I t. iit t. ttti- taI? I cou'fSn r .. mo a 1 1. . Hat the Ui-t .11 I i -.wiw '-ilwntii" rit- ii.'itf.. ,;4-p''-I I'V ti vi . t lull 1 a. I. at. T!'-- t- nelif vnt .-lT-et-(i rgitarinctie-jUt-tioit 1 .f t. at-bing Iemp.raa-r in j'ub'ie m.-bi; 14 nt ion:ms to th. tstehi'-h b.ie fUH'UrriJ till" l'tl;C T- nip. iMtRe instruction ! Thr.ngh etlcrt m thrt i!"partm'tt th- .ibj.-.-i h.v. Ihid brought t the att. r. -si . J par. nt-. and teaeli-r aJi r ;:. . ..ou r;. and tc.i cao not belt ' m 1- n- - ! fs ; :i. for it ba -aus d an arr ; f j thong! 1 u.in aital -ul.j.- -t. andtian. j in.r t;.er on h- I ! t. r.its.l r -.iT-I I In..:- .ii.i-.. cialdr ti ar- . mgt i:- : It-mjH r nee at t . ir moth, r - kn-. . "i ' in .i. f.ittoi tfulajk, ln-au-- ta t . ? ! . I . b . dm atetl tJt en. i ii,-,. i f t bn-'.-in par. sit- along tin- im.-. lit ' hundred- o i liooi- tn- rt.-ei- o aieo i h I and lotijuci. ttpiin b-wli. mind and ' heart arirtiig taught bevaus., titrM.gh ) the ara- avne U-aelwrs he Iweti ' !!. moil that, as, etnidov of t- State. ,t whom i ititrutt-! the tru ing J it t'uturv c-.t 2en. tb. r .m !!; i"ufnl tiu-a -li tho- thirty-w ;u. . -hall guard th-m araitt-t ttu- noisi ffN threat nitig gnl citi. nshifi. In man; -ihtil u'-tde itn fa;. .red ebte 11 tales tbl-. teaching 1--V-U-II1- atnalh bne Inmi appr.v. ti u-i- IMtk-.. In other-, where the mlnnlnc- tioii of ;.-t-lM)ok- is not p.. tid . -- eeilent Work i- done through ral , -, n. for which the u-.tehi r mik,.---te.-i:il and can-ful preparafimi with th.- aid of the In ; authi.ntie- Agiin. much ha- been ai-eonipb-he.i b ic intr Iemp.rnee lHM.k- of n-f. rett.-v bt -eliiMt! hbrane-. ami t-ticourn, .-.. .... I. ... ... I ..a A I f iiei no longer, nut 1 uri; -ai oott n, itita.; uimi tn.-re a t sroi tv.-a- tn with his f:o.- in hi- hand-, ami tii d. A" ' " -;:,? :' "Ut'1 '"' to, ',HU- The ov. iii-r of tin- picciou-. tab-ti.tn An.l n.atir k time i hat., -irt then .aid Phil lo himself As .- mimIi.t ..f I ,u" " inlluem-e 'Tre.irlh 11 b; a tin 1 laci lie Knew well enough what lo think I ""l"' N ' '"- '"'ii. ami iT lie ;;a- .1-ceiiain a- ne ciitiu lie o ati;li-iug that his iinjiie--iiiii wa-; the true one IJut Arlhiir -e.-nn d iroeii into iudill'er in' . and Phil had no .-; id.-nce t o'.-r. even had his beiietaelor been eager to dcin.'iid il. The lad was an; thing but a tool, and et il had seemed to him piite natural to -uppo-e thai he should eonie down here, hot a- hew a-with Minpath;. and by a mere toiuli thaw the heart which had been fro-t-bound all tJu-se esir-5 lb- had mi-counted hi- relali;e fouvs. The fro-t had eon ipiered lite lire, ami hi. own heatt for the uioiueiil was alino-t as cold and dark a- Trcgarthen's. Tregarthen ceased to ipie-tion. and the two walked side by -ide in -il.-nce. Phil began to inu-e. :tnd while he mused the lire bee;an lt bum aain. "Aithur," he .said. siiddeiil;T "there tire things we can't prove that we are sure of all the same. I am sure I know that .-he is innocent of :,nv greater fault than that deceit. I know I give win pain. Ailhur. but I should deserve nothing ;ou h.ne done for me if I didn't -peak." Let me luing you togctlur. If ;ou could see her. if you could hear her. ;ou wouM believe her." Tregarthen looked at him, and saw that there were tear- in hi- c;e-. "It is well to have a good heart. Phil", he said. gent!;. "b.s,. as the world i-. Keep ; our beliefs in e,i ness. You aie happier, and will be happier for them, till the bitter day when yon must lo-,- them. Viitue and honor are line thins to b. lie;e in." He laughed there, ami went on. -Hope's a toothsome dish when One-and-twent; m-i;- it piping hot. Hope served hot Hope irone cold cold II(i:e iu the not - nine i!m- ..1.1 nau-eou-J mess. Phil. No reli-hin"- it. I ake it awa; . 'There wa.- a tone in this bitter badinage which was more alllictine to Phil than even the tenderness which had preceded it. Tregarthen had given him a right to love him and he w:is;oung and cnthu-uastic. and sure with the certainty of enthusiastic ;outh. "You are wrong. Arthur." he'ericd. almost with pas-ion. "Virtue and honor live after fine and twentv. You prove it yourself. You arc Virtuous and a man of honor, and do vou think that you are a rarity in atur-.J I haven't seen much of "the world, but I know its a better world than ton think it. You have had a cruel experi ence. Ailhur. You have eaten worm wood, and ever; thine; ta-tes of worm wod " "Very well. Phil." -aid Tregarthen. quietly. "The llavorwill hist nie mv lifetime. The colli n worm will -couV well if he scours it all awa; and gic mc leave to ri-e for judgment with a clean tongue " Phil sighed, and of tered no reply. -I have had -onie-tiiue- half a mind of late." said Tre garthen. -peaking -u.'.denlv. and w.th a new ;i;act;. --(,i put "tin.- invit; worm to tiie test, a- c o! 11. but In- did not date In f-.ilii.i- I,;. ov; 11 fears "1 won't be .so tliscourleous. Phil.' .-aid Tregailhen. "as lo refuse to hear your newt You shall amaze me if ;on ran. I will lock up litis valueless bit ol deviltry," he continued, with the g: -nish crystal between his linger and thumb. "Jest, any fool .should liml it. and do himself a mischief" He rio-sed the room, unlocked a fafe which .stood in one corner, and los-ied the ob ject earelcfisly into a small bt.x "I wa- always indtned lo be harmless. Thtl. but never so much inclined that wa; as now. Which .shows I fancy." Jie said, :h he filaiiuiieil the door of the Safe, "a certain hwccIiicsh of disposi lion. for which I deserve some credit 1 owe the world nothing but hatred, and I could pay the debt 21 million limes over." ifc crossed the room again, and. laying both hands on Phil's shoulders, looked into his eyiv with a profound niul mournful earnestness. "Power and responsibility are insepar iibb ." lie said. 'Tbe World . u lie in :il rcatlv. Men arc bitten by their own b -lies, and gratilied tlcsire. is despair. tAnd 1 am (nc f the dirty crowd inv elf. Phil, though 1 scarcely care to think it. and I have not the heart to give tin in what they cry for Phi! could only look back at his bcn rnt. u-lor and friend with grief and won- .lei -Yfiu sue hungiy after your journe.; ." sai i 'Tregarthen. returning lo his light or manner "(el .something to eat. -uiii in the meantime I will dress. You s-ha'l tell me your new .soul of door-, xvlieii you have Itatl luncheon Ia-I me look at y 011 again You arc honest -iv. are not changed '' 'The little bit of leaven has not leavened the whole luiiin yet? Not ycL l'tire lisutds and si f !.-an heart sue great gifts. 'They sire iTiv.ler than any one I could give you. though 1 made Ktnperors despair lo think of you. Don't throw them avvsiv. Phd. don't barter the immediate jewel of voursoul for the husks which the .swine do oat," He bail laid his lisimls sigaui upon Phil's shoulders, and his voice vvsis full of entreaty and affection, but he broke 01T abruptly and began to juice Hie room. "1011 will do what you must do. Tire will not drown, nor o'ater burn because of my beseeching-. (.Jo your wsiy. Phil. ' Kat and lnnk and be mrny -if you may." Phil opened the door. pased through it. came upon the corridor and stood there ama.ed and desolate. He could liml but one solution to the problem 'i'r. earthen's speech picseulcd 'That there vvsis much melancholy wisdom in it. and the revelation of a heart by nat ure noble, made it none the less the pi cch of 21 madman. 'The housekeeper had already pre pared a meal for him. but Phil liad no le-isv for it. and sent it away untsisted. ly ami by 'Tregarthen appeared. "Aie you re.uly?" he said. "Have you lunched? Come into the open air. then, ami let me hear vour news. Mv took no notice o tbl- otitbur-t. but -itling in tin- altitude m u bieii Phil had di-eoVf re.i him a 1 ;v hour- I f.rc, he stand at the tn ;-uic vitlh an ..!--oib.-d ami dn-sini; gae. It v; a-tmoe-!c-i to -ju-ak to him, tisi-h-s t. armie, ab-unl to dcmasid a te-i. Paj! uateii him broki-n-heat'teillv for a whib-aml then -tole avvsiy. 1 hi n- -.-. nn f? I.i his di-tiirb d heai t a threatcinnx shadow 011 the hou-e. and in tin- ehil. twi'i'hlof the loiu-h looln-i he foumj a liar he had never known bifote. 'The hiitt-ekeejnr suniiiioiutl jiini ir, dinner, but he excti-ed him-elr at lit-t. until the p. ior woman broke out anc dei I.ired tJiat then- was a blight i.pon the place. "No luncheon, sjr. and now no din ner, and .Mr. At li.ur going about like a gho-l. eating inditing for ilavs to gether. ami w easing him-clf into bi-i grave! For pilv'- -ake. .Mr Pm.ip. do eat -omefiiing. sir and a h.-alti.v V'Oling gelitlelll Ml like Will. -if. OUJitt to have an siieite. I'm -ure :..r d vou don't I -hall make up in; mmd there's -nun thing dr.-stdtul in the hou-e. I'm half afraid lo Im- in it silreadv." At this appi al he coit-.-uted. but when he went to imluce 'Ticgarlhi-11 to join him he toiind the do.ir locked agaiu-t him. and then- was tin answer to hi- summon-. HAI'IKK XIII. Phil left the islam! two days later, ft'id 'Tn gat tiien w a- ju-t sis -sine and ju-t sis iii-aue a- iie loiiud him 011 ar lival. "You sue provided for. Phil." said Tregarthen. as he -hook hands at psirt ing. "Mv will was made long -nice, and then- i- uol.odv but ; 011 to w hoiu I Il.t'f IriiiiM. aiel I tew, -'..-I ilijt I tn ctlt. Jltst 't .it v-e 1 . ti- tt kt'.fl. "T-l al Wcieotuy In -..in- t.J - h'iti. t ui- th.it ii'cht; Tor ton --e - r. t.-U.iv -. r- .one -ottie, W .th im imyi- i-M-.-.t 11 tti.t. An.l th:it - -ii -: nh M-the -.ii.Mins nro '1 he ! il - -eletitM.r- lito h-U. It Is ii'ili"- ! rif .ill i.-n- triunrtet 'I he up- ate I ti edfiuu- I t- is n throuti: Il'lt Hlietl Ii III nil t t.i- It" frtil- t Other T. an ror he thrnieht he .mil I uo. SVoni.-tni -s I il kci-ji -.t.i-i iitnl -tti.lv I r mot th- loo 1 itiu o- tr.iti .1 t tils Att'l te h I ii.tt .- e,,r .. tin- i .tl-nu 1 tn n-i kftii.s! tin- ou.--i of ml. Vii si-.-, t.ot i-rnine!!? l:r.-n- lt-tifpr3 Ti -i-ii 11-Hie ii-iiif.i. iotl t-tftt nite -hi. I 11- up hen- lti tin- prisort. IS t !n:in. in neire .Icicm- titan moil. The- -a the toe tr itiir : protcti.t I he k- j. inr -.. ii-.tj- 1-1 tii - stut.-W.-i, it,.-:. . ilii.ii-iui.ls tu i-f.in.- t"iit It wiii - M I- iSiit t. nn- it - a .if. r -re- t.i I. it. ; . " .. .1 , -1 . . in 'in iy( in- RUM AND WAGE-EARNERS. r.itrr.'-tin-; an.l lu-t ru.-t it .- I ,n-t- r.l.-;in.il trout tin- IS. 1. 11 it l Id.- N.- ,li-i-.- I'll- irttt s trirs. t.-a. it- r- ami pupil- to iw ih. in. Tit. laLt d.- te-. for intr.MiiK-.ng I.mH-r- Sttice III ptlb.h t-fiN' I OIIH s t.i - fn.in al f.irnia. I he n.tkl.in.l C. T. I". have ptilIi-h.-d 1 t i,f arith metical rj'i. -tiort- M itH'h are glVeti t. tearjier- to le i:iPorM. rated with lh-tr e!a-s .pie-tioii. U'e give si f-w from thf-- d--i. in d tor eat h grade If The; tin not teach --t i.-titifie '!' mp.-r.4ti. .-" j t .t- tfo s, t l.ii-lren th ukmg t otiecni . mg the bi so lit M practical !mti P- atr e: J Th.r- ar. !Tot -ttti..n th.- t iitil Mates. MIMt !. Oil U.) t- -, him,,, ),.. ltlU. itt. r mi Kitt iha-i !... ;- .' Th rmrt-8li.Mi!ftn .r-i!. ir !- 'i ffcis I nt-; tsf.- How ttittnt Ui-i, ... mi 11, hu .titiil- tu-h tt. tii4 Uj. -i- .ituiiK.i.t- t.rrti II H lft!- !t -m-Im- III' l.t- .1 it. t -!. ftOW tl-IN tl "lH-ll'.l.ll ...,. '. ! How iimn. ,.. i..-..t h;-. ,.. Ht I".. uiti '.f. j rtmi-l Im iMMi.ttt tor tl,.- smi.ii- hio- .- , 1 .11 . A -iiiok. r -i-n-ts. -Ji fi-it- a ;.. tor 1 -.u-. ii ikihi. i. ,dn vi t,i rt. -; 1 .! in on iihi .1 tear- I. , it. i.mto 1 W- a, ..si-. . .iiu h.. tiuv m th ttt.- nit.ii. - 'i At 4- . .-itt-ti Kin ... . li.tt t- Sttri ll I l. I for U t,4 t.lk.l)- I Mil lllitll- ,., . Il.m tnm.y ihi of St..-. t . ti f.iti. Hi tll' lli...-t iiiri till-e IS A . oiiMu limit II..W '.'f tiitr-ot ml-. l-iroi to ollt.i . -iy t-ttr- t I he ki- of It .iiul ! sm..k.-, . ,.,.t,t Moith ...t tt.. :i.m I Ii - H.-rth Jl UStli, fS.Ui.l It. lu H.Ill tt..- tiioiiey -iK.fit , ; A . or num. tent? tears of .-. - - tin Ihi ulue.i.MiM. it He -itt.. I 11m- line., -t'.-lll to; f.tttH, -, ti- In' Rtm nit t. ir-ottttr- iir .l.tirf he -j.- nt ai.ttt.-t.it,- l.t .fr'lV . . itr. ll'.M 111111,1 ..Mlfl h- tlrttl- bl.l' I - A te. totttii r Rt! a t.-K. .Ir.nk r itt l t..L- thi-r on it n.irn. s. . uli ti.tti hh.-Hit l. r-e .nut I. .jju i I ii-. tl-tttn vet-'.i' tin - tie ln.r.s i-neti trio t it- 1 ttt the r.tt of in U Pt.ROLEUM V. 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I nm 4r- w. , J. ilt unr tho -autr 'ii. -t. i k.u tin b-rstin.l trhv tf. r h.,.f -- . Htt-i. s.inet,m Lin :;tt..!! .,; v. ut tu.n. . x ithottt a lrmk I b.-v t.-.t Ute atu. Vitj; H-iu.-v. r I . an t re. it rttn pane I m it m on IU-. m f.,4t.' Uttt I ti t fV.!lihi..ult e. m plate. . t itk. the I'lir . .. ft', ilh. tie -M. Hltlte U th t'.g- hope.! f..r ttl'l tt e f.t-to lit t.i . . ..... . . .. ... . -. . ... ,.- ... -, , tIiT wti;, TJ-tO (,!, h. t p t; f a-'i ftr L.t. ttun.-v an.l tl -r-.!i . i-t, r .... n , fl .. ..fffr, ,.. lie in -n.tr.-, !(-.r - - itA e-,-.-t n.llall) a-,.J rtvistitt ami C J. .!. t aul lai.kl, - I Ih St. l im -;..-!! tu .l-.uim th. fllttHt-t IV ,.-,. 'o.,i fr. -H, i,; tJ at s, tl..- tr-- ,I.u k-.tl.. bilHm t:- .': ti. !l. t.'ie . hi. t tl . m.1i .. t s.'t.r.l t.t n . ntrv It u? ti. t.te t bjii.H-r.tiie Jt. -i.j. nt w.tti H.Hiikon a Vine.i Hi ,,... t it .nit ot .it ..'h-whei-f. . 'i-. ..,- p,.-. t ;. 1 i ,,. jt-' -o-nn I. i . .,, k i. ! ro.tntt.T r a iti-. r t !h t? up mv tt i it ti : s tti.t, V . , v, art ! ax i .- f ..- -i. i . nor km I j,- t fvr . ant iJii- f !.'... i -hip- ti.. b ! I'.- l I estriit . fi r.w i b. v ib.tt. il.-p t. g II" -. -.T'O r..f an. I in ' H-r tf Vtili.' K f. .- si,. tt . - f i ortle t! . -. C . t. i.: r i ilel - IJI-f ittk f ''..ft tt ., .,, I lKl 1. 1 1. : tt .'i --. I tie I.. .' I. I ..ft! t ti. k. Tit. r am t ant t..-tr!ai:i IbiiOM rt-, m ;;,, from a Ibne r it.t - m.ii tn. til-ill- He .V tilt. be I,,-tili-lil pi.-i-hi-n t.i f.t' in -i. ttiinn j, i nut i...i u to lb-- " st o Oil .Midi i-i t .1 lttl . a I f'n. . 'It ' .p.'! i..it nl the Sin .ii-i-.'t ISii- i ' '" "or-.--i-Ht-tt itio. it-i tt tti.-rat. or .ml.. -'. ioii i- otn o.el vt i . n t tti-tie. ol I..,1m .oi.i. Intiti- j .'.'' I,,;,,,r- "",1,,l1 ". thej..ri,. ,u ,-auht 'U it. f W.ki.I ti. tS 1 nt,- -'.lio- rti- ill itkir toptcl Itlt. I III. . t ., . ,, I .1 . t i , , lo i.t the-ai.u- ..it o. .,, s.rha.ltnni I " t WimnI tit tt I K. ! 5 -i u FiHirtet-n M-tt s ha.. J'.tifi ails of M.t- ' tf aii ' i.raio' n title, it mittttlt .-t.-m till- II..W Itiatlt lltk ll.I It ttibi- hi... I.. ii-tii s of Labor, the oMt'-t being (hat 'se the oiiitn-t ' .- m i . . . " ! Iii'.tr. linn h -t-lioli.tni- Couritv V V . - !mihI.I uf .tu Iwl nit It -t for u Litrr-: nit -t if ti.e Itel ttt .Imnh oie- tinjl it j. itt a. hit ln.u H.iitf .iii u take h m to -rt low Die tvlion- tontitt- il. A- the i otiSlt contain- iim Mt-r.--. nn I thi Mhtlk w- oi .via aeinisctts. winch, um : lit management of si -tati-in ian of ibil ami i pi rieiiee. Hon. 'aiioll ). W right, h :s contribute.! iiuuun-.l; r. the facilities for tin- -tilth ot various social ami imhisirial problem- 'The .Msi achtis. tt- T.un-siu was .-stablishct! in l'U': but the bureaus in st nt tin rolirieeii Mates ilsil.- IlfilU I--"i. stli'I ll. It i- to be impel! thai otlnri lace- v;ill establish bureaus at as essrlv. n da as po--ihlc. IL co-K- but j lilt!.- comparative!; So sii-iain rhein. ! imi .lie Iact- ami -t.iti-Sics which i he; tii.tte.l at - a nation, -vUait Hit, lit, in-r -. lrii-et"- ' ! litb- V . lit t b t. : .. ! ' 't. t.tt -t ' ; 8 I..- . . i tl - -fieit to t? I an I... ittii -I : a - it tu;.. mv .afn!-v!.. u Itn a- .. o o-Jil,.ti t know not hi n ai-iMii it. ut wto n ,i . ..in. 'Ut. I .'lKwl he tg,h.! I "t,l"y,, but T be s!i...I it in. Inr..ur Ilsi.ltfa btiioto- tfii-Hilti t.r!ifi.! -how- i t-.-rK that rt h. h. - t,. a !. foilot.t! pivM(b ut. h". at . . -t , ! i- i f. f ( i II 1. l!ow tiiMnv et'in,f.-ieitl timli. f,...t -m it, ptocj m the riH.t .. t k ,ltns, .1 atn.-ff ioi.t I. t. . r .'i.t, t.. ii.l it ink. (n it u i . e..i t . II the -r- ,,f It ,..,.., He Will v.irk tip III tltlte ! he jrt-W ti lit -ta-xfrn lV -llllie I III till l.fllti.il stju, s.yn I last tur -1 f.."rt THE OATMEAL KING. Tl. M 5lJr- i:v vx.it we ali hit!.) to i.ari i ti'ii i- a re-as-ur.ni b.i tt ti 'i - ibllti'llli g. 1 l.tti at-, that while f tf.re in ( "i il w rt i- r. fornt. .m.l -w mp that he ui!l ftrrv it out. Inn vtoyjvb!..!; wants f$i remove a :lt-bi h- fetter!! l c-. Know- '-efiiiuiaeher. I ho ja.U niake- -tt to tin-1 an .-trie..- .-; i .. II!- -a i tlii - for I tsji.t .in. .- I'rin. il- Hi- liml No (.ruin t. s, i',. tijni, Into VV tn-l,. I i .t . nhf f I ! ot mtn lift I t u- takn Sr it ne- l' thr f. litio himlf rn.iii.t . ,- t"ftt "t .-ft.pIkiM 5 mt bait If at f o-.. ' it t ; f ! I Jam' H t ' ' fa) I ui- ' l MV 1 ! i j itr . t.ir 1 4h'Mi i nn ' III t I n t illf, l ' I- ail hit i'i i all i . nil of ihiM rm iv t. 4 antie-L bolii ift!r?-1. Th JV t MNT h'jitt n -..I -or fi . iv . . ..-, f i ti o. -I 1- ,lili.- t4i; i'ltUH i VuiU otVi", '"i""""" M"5 w,"h. ''I g.th.-r. arrange an.l prrm in sv-Jiiuali meal king who h.u- ju-t lo-t 1, ic,. t.'t rk.i th- rib.U-.-tJ .raf.flv , rtt ' j- Itsatvpeot hie at large ne sobl. .1. , b.ator-. am! to ai! -t.-I. utoi-o-' . " . : , '"V. . ' l "" ' m i Ur :.-, ..r ..(, th hetVa.b .1 ' "" ' ,m"r" "" wuhamournfu snn'e ! have .pent ,-ial ami m.,ical ip,.-t,o.,s .Mud, u,,, " :,,I,,,,r U' 'U-r ,,,. ,,,, bf, f fha -t lhtt lu 6r I ...' . . llie i.e-t vear- of mv I.fe in Inn, ting i,,r ,,, ,n- l.-gi-iation which i- bem- pus ' :m- l,r a tf-.-rniitn. of ntiirv. tU. ,.-,,-, ,-,MMj Jltf ,, lllot vn , . r .t . w.,I g. . . -. RCPUBLICiW UWt ilTII I ht ft nfmt hson "" ' "" """M' ", ,s " upon the -tattite-I.ook- ileal- t-irher iii- , -m ".r M. al. Jit a- lug a, a m-t. furnit uuii'tt,. nt- r.-ls ItS.e Jt t.fR.ti '"" "" fi" ' ' " " ' . ami wor-e than wo rib.. --. I ,!, r.etlv ..r smbsvciU w ith -u.mi iptes, ,,,.,-. hopfM-r ami jtiM a--bv.-Iv. t , Ik, Ihitebt ro-tercv th- t .mtVdrnt tint.. attU , ''' I ' " ' - ..... b I, . T "11 "' ""ii :lU,i l ,,, ,,;,"M ,,a",,! MI,,,n !?- I am! writ.- the ,,. vi-.tro,,- K;,gH-h h? ' h. app.i.t.-.! i tb- V..rth tivr! -! " - -' 0.T -i t ot I.;e hope - lo aim. ,.!,;e ,.,! Uieori-raslur than ;v.I!-a-. cttauieil ,,..., H ..... j., ... ..,. " . ' "' i. a rUfvin -.am. m hrll ' ni,. ..Mv -.. .. 5t Ut e;e,-uh,ng am lha;e no . Mi to f.u.s.. N laJ). ,.., .,.,,;, a,,ip . ,B. , K il Wr si, he fr- a Jf r.. .j. ,v., r u-tr. vhf k, h r-.. . th. tl, ., ., .t. care tor. It the-c alv 'uc !. -; wonii u ubfti.r ;. Ilnr.-.m ..t t....;t;..-...t i ..i... b r. ami vvoi-k.- -ivtet-u hour- .t-fltet ...i i... u. i - .1... .... . - ,. ! - - - - - - - - - - i - -.rs fVM -1.JI. - VI IJ.llilli . HIK rB T B. BB - IHH IK r -, -- - u - TK u II ! work i- over. Here was the erae :i':iin. ibon.'bt rhil. miserabh . He vvoulti at lesu-t be -ure of that. "How won! J vou te.-t the worhl, Ar f M ii 1-3 oulf.1 !. but 1 INiil nse obedientlv". shrink from tlebam-hiu"- alto.'.-tbet- lint be asked himself what gooil eml he ! ww who may not vet be wlsollvgivon t'uu!.! serve by tolliii"; the news he had J over to the devil. "Who is vourhonest Irsivcledso far to carry. "I have of j tM man in the worhl. l'liil vour one lat-. "said Tregarthen, as thev eame incorruptible, unmirehasable?"' upon iiu raas m mo rear t tne oht hou-e--" 1 have of late, and wherefore 1 kn.iw very well, foregone all cu-tom of eeivise.s; and indeed it jroes so heavily with my disposition that this juo-J goodlv frame, the earth, seem- to me a sterile promontory: tin.- mo.-t ex cellent canopy, the air, look you. this brave o'orhangjiig firmament, this insije.-ticsil roof fretted with golden lire -why. it appesirs uo other thing to me than a fool and pestilential congre gation ef rapoiri." "lie can quote Hamlet," ssiid Phil lo himself, "and perhaps ho is no more mad thsin Hamlet after all." "Your news, Phil," said Tregarthen. "You promised to surprise me." "I hsive serious news, indeed," Phil answered. It looked harder than ever to offer it now, and he could not gness Low it might be received. "Arthur. I have met Mrs. Tregartheu." His com panion swung round upon his heel and faced him. -Well?" 1 owe you uo much said Phil. farcetiy, "tfiftt I mutt tfy ta pay a vou hear of mine vu will value them. I here is on.- tio-s,-ssiou m the world worth eovititig. and tint i- honor, thoiioh it :- solitllev.iliied thai m.-ii --il it for a ni.-s of pottage. Cheri-li Virt ue. "Ink Hie will not make a; on hap py. 'That i- a fooli-h fable." It ;ou ;vi-!i to be happy, be a tool, ami have no care for the morrow; be a hog with the rest, and keen vour feet in tii.. trough. P.ut if onh one man it the world should turn hi-s back on the world's shameful jov-. let that man be yourelf. Hood-bye." He drew Phil towards him ami kis,ed him on the cheek, am! then walked indoors. Phil went sivvsiv 'tell nigh heart-broken, and this was the first great grief of his manhood. He told Mar-h that hi- interee iot ' hsnl been u-ele--. but lie had not the . heart to -ay more about Iti- journey, ' and he loved Arthur too well to spread the sttr of the tali-man. He e.uue tu ' know more of Mr-. 'Tregarthen. and to have better ground than he bail at lir-t for hi- good opinion of her. "The worhl i- never of one complexion niv, even to the mosj profound natures. aiid neither Mr-. Tregarthen nor Phil were alvvavs shadowed by their re-ueetiv.j . sorrow- For one thing. Ms-- Lina. who had grown into a charming sprighth woman, vva-on the e,. of a briih.tnt mariiage. and was g.t from morn til! eve. Hie alone would h.nvu kept a more -elti-h creature than Iot sister from stagnation, and there were dtitie-. social and prt fe--iotal. which had to be attended to and -erved their turn in keeping the wolf from the door. It befell one dsiy that the youngster, walking in poetic ciuitdland toward the hou-e ot the great actre . wa- ,-ud denh pulled from hi-dream- bv a Ji.tnd an i ludu-trv "v have been ! mking over the sev enth annual report of the Ne r .b-r-cv Piun-siu ot ."-tati-tics ot. Labor arid In- liistr.e-. am! have been -pecu.ilv im-pr.- (! vvitli a chapter concerning tin condition ot wage-earner-, siii! how it csin U' improved. 'The chajiter i- made llp.it p.t--tge- trolll letters ijt mIi i i- iial wi.tkin.-n and oJi.-r-. ami i-t-ry inteii-ling a-well a- in-trui tive. We iplote-oliic of the -elit-iu:c-. Iir-l si.- to tll lMll-e. lettme tn.Jus tountrv a-iMier a a that ...ml ux .lrrviih,U-imth chur. h mouse, sutn.-d a Itttfe gro,-.ry ,,. -,?r.,,...t. ...f vho k, , , and be.-,- ..tl,,. m that an .. :4 ,.,, j. , fur if.. j hfV u. hm ir.rtt b "Wtti-ikj an! h.-er am tint ie-ni oh-sacle heo- then began. ui:.kse..' oaf tin- tl to i b ! null 111 Ills WoofMied. I inaUv in: -id.! his -alotiii. p.-diibsi oatm. a! :tint fari na fr'tm a han.I-tart. whn b In- vito. I. ! about town hnii-lf. and intbirtv ar. luiilt up the largest factors ol that kind in tin- v.rld. lie w...if- turv t man iu any .e.tpaeitv who drink- t Jo--kv or even be.-r. and has alniiie it.m -evt-ral !imiilf.-i .-mplov.- wJn ar- mi'stlv I mi aitttn. and. 'fringe t - v a!ous iiihrf.isioiii-:- like hini-f !t r'.V.'.'", v.-rv tmuh i,. m,,.,, brvuoht ov.r Jinm '.Hrittattv "The irr-Hi.-i et i .1 -iniiicInnV " t a Workinttii xlso w -t- ma-tcl'tl fn-w proci"--.. t.'it- in. m came ttii.lt. c si two I'otinrswi at a lat"g -atits-v. hi- utirerv -ati-rii't with .Iftft IfWr I ' y r- h r I no- -. wtc-h. t-trnm gin a b-xiitwar.- grjv- oath- JIl tK- ""tight to r tr the Vi..oiin f it h u. ..hhI ttot in tt tb" n.g. r 'I he oo".3. ji-t .t'rt.ut ft. wril z - inoitne ( o itolnt. 'Til e two rie-i. til-f'V Uf that I -e 'gtt Tin place W rh tllltdi-. lit She iu ot uv tune, jmlthni ieeiun I'.'rattit rtl, at -j, i- , r ot itt will rti.i. uuift r '. wt-ui nt ;hi- trce.itt tt fitisi-i fur S -Httitr I ,- . t K'.iflr - S'jfl'! m ' . s - Jl . H . 4ttei of or jtnlil tn f yatN tX t',. f,,ttr ,il.'t . I.' tB. I. ! I ! -r lifcltV if ti; ivn W h nti rrb - 7 -ifW -Trtv i l.vr at . tf I u If a . Vtl 'On- -I kv. rnorg igi k'.ntoSLvJ lunii fur I'V "i nit mora.- h.-re at" .o-.v u account ot mm Many of th li.tti'I- Innlc ut w k.r at I't-. 'itn' It 1U3V t- tll'Hi'Jt t (it. vear t v. t -hei gi'"bec Th- . Ihe'l .j.:fr traitie h.t- h SjuiI est.-os on our ep.-n-i--. ')(.' guarai Iei. Hi' hur3" oeint puucu iroui ui-ireani- uv a oaiui -v vi M-uy i- oumi u s "That i- mv new-. Phil, if , cn,0-e ! !V,0" Vln' :M,,i Ulniinz roJni1' Saw '"PT?'T" - :-.- h. a ir ; o tell it." Tregaithen suisw er(f. "Tell j Mtfl- - - "?. I ".-.. .j.-i- ne your honest man. and Avill buv TO BK NUKU.j .. fZ: tnele -troiii- .lrm's injur---u. t-roMS titativ of u-" "Mi-mutt .ui..t lt -'n.sl .jct'.: tor linink- nr. - 'I'o.i i ir-e a jwirsioti of mi; (ti-. -.-o to Ihe s-Iler- of run. iiih! t--r. ' I'mtiseniii i- U-.u '-iuk (if x.ie - or Vini- flrt--.-- -viittit S our men .iv.'i. vr aton'thnit Lhur tuiiuli. " "lir.rts 1- the wurV tt-aitta riir-.- " "1nlti i-.i h'i.! I .i.nr trs-a i-r-ttt nijiiry" .ti-t Sor 5--r tttitl bj-... u.. re .-rv irma. " " ! ' Itii'ii .i.v.-. ncii-h To !n-r H- ' I vv ... Mti-:-i:it-!i .IriiiX ;t,- uibi h for :h.'irwit 'Uutii mi. I ti.sir a" ur rr- at .-to-mie- " ' i .in .i.ti 1 t:mi -mu n ".s.-r ttntn it -stoiiI.! f I to- iis.i t tr"-'.mu Sn-itt ttie -of ..,ii r iiu i Iri'ia ..in. .m lmh uninoru..iy uii.-ky i- si t twt- tf.'Tl "1-rtiorance .n.l ljts-nii;-rsfiis- uri" trt- ch'ef thii- u ti t h Br...f..at. ti-lrti.n unir-.ji.- ' " lltteaiperHRce - Ilif ,-p'at t iev- ! lhi ?i titer- " A- to the remedy, the follovvttg -ttg-ge-tsoii- are nuide. . Ijo - jin.h.biUMar xbf m mi. f . i n i an-! -ale ot ittjuor u,.ji itHKiv- :i nt.rs.iir tii"n - o int. i on " Lifut .ki.a !u.- isiprotpt -nr c-w!-tion A to-oh .t-iiry lii' oum! U ii'irk tor .t iVct UfB Srast.l one tj.tv i"i-r In- f"ga'i w. -bii-ina her 'mirnti! that h- w t i i-. r drinker la two hoi.i- fiio t..-kni i-t left th- :no -. ii.v.T o.rrturn.. utiU v , a t In '-i. 3r aeariv lit n th..Wraji.'I doll t in hi.- t--V-t Ti-o- .i rite pre eh'in.iiehr had pjul fot t;ilio!.iri hi-piuicitwe- attd jtfon i.tij ki- no--ttowii,!. the ;er b tier.'' "-i.fr- vii-ek-ago.'' -af tntnintei m "I T;.id VfiMi a lit:f-?.ry :l.eit Nhi. in if h i r. tin nb: oKtiiat.' K'ng w b.ls ,ti t-ef ruif'i'd !e. fa Ln ai-rtt: in - ti1 :hoti-MJ ,itfflr rl;' ti1 a j. '.HT ak his Ttit '-f '.-fwsing to tsn p- a man wfi-. drtnijfc S.rotir. tjj I'se'i I Juive b-i r in Xr and .s Xhc ruin- of . bum.-wbt r'- rat tultt .' :"im ilavs aftr tin- 1rt men ii Viticir.nati cui-d n m hum wr 'L'V said th .: thev nsw! In-xr-l lt in 5he chars : tie- nQ- - a tasi nnu tstr id gr:if..daniiX'-"t bv -ninbi aftti it iw-r. ar I "Ji v uil -iine wttb n-U-uSion f 'nil-. - ,j Tr.e niwr taseI ot fr. aW a t.rgii, ai::..-. sirm r.. fh.- ni lit. imn ia- irv. . -uivt rnn r. i-sob n i- rh.iitu iifltr tbr roo -, be Mugwiiop. bu. , r-afMfi.r vt ' Otrie. afel th II It 'it- "i He. p -,t n i otnp..-t. Wi'taii. ("iti.irbi.t t7 tht r-Iv !. . Kis. ami ?h .lit- lisll.-- tii rf i- in it. riti He laut-gu -3d ut ttiv Liil-.7f. ltnnr. -iib't voti-t I ... I'--nhiit mli i-i.iier n, timo '.ixsit .1 - I .. ut.utS totrt :ritf.rnl lb l!iM- mtie a-rv rvM--tt,U-. kw h 1- to o-.o up t.it .m"j5 tt nth ti ! nta'r he .U kr. p..l.bsvi fit.- fulfil wrj ajrom. I b r laipr i-tt Ii.w..m U thre gT4ia.uv ..mf rt and b- i. vrt-'-. i t' Jet, ne go .. ., 1IV...J.V,. s ;.tte t It-t. In.jsfieii i-x m pUiftiir i-. :rt-h m r. th dt - t. r,'l Utrtvitf. I n , -4.tkri I HImh tttt-..m rut .uv oT -itttrxit I m.l. ;h t. imi -m b.t e; u. tw. Li j.. mv sn r.n9 1 tn r$t-t--tJ- ITit'i 1 1 V .Voar. , ilbftul) him and turn him to vvhatever creed ou like. ..I'... rlI. ...-. y i -k i - ". i nomas v. an vie. sant t'itii. biiimj- was tormerlv an auctioneer in :-l i-i.- I ;i-. ..- 1J....I. .- T.t. -xe" Uoo-l I.s .-fw-lt.l -fA-rMub i.iivv ('"in iikii i.iiiin,ii, oii-ti Ktitts .-anioiucaiiy. Kven madness if Ar thur were ivsillv mail, and had some :ri-ie.i fi -tu'A-b I' tt.fs-l - tta '... nft . .r.. V..m.i wv . k. . v-. ... .-r--.-' ....b ..'-.-. .. . .,-.. . u . . J. it III- hou-e. and a huge black t tter .rvut..aiir.n .: K. an- tr miar Albany I r m-m'.vr ouev calling on , him f-Tf !SIU IV .nit,. ititntMkf fch'.! In-w ih'ir Hirk f. r J 'fce-"r'- vh: tb Prft-H-ntii vntii. an- goir w optw- scmd r.nlnniM i into th itHnisAds nd h. rvjpal alrtif t "S Mr. Tr '. iti &utpx 'Vr C ifc I lo hat.il rt : -s-nuiM.th-r t-Vo t i. .rr v b. m.u f h. .atkrHrr i :, ,. tb.m bupp.-ir.i to rrsiurt Utaf tttr y. wk. i.",r lb -oeti mi .-r.-t t:. .i4 .- t-. ' u . "' a,J ," myK" 2-"1 1 - - t- I"r- , wur-itj out t uiat grast- most curious meaning vet uufathuii.ctl . torn cat cam- lonnetnr' into the loom e" a.v irvrs.mi ; -ms deserved no courtesy on a theme like . which Is- ailVctioi.ately and frvpientlv. u-le.'"'!! r 6..VA m"' 'U1 "' this. "How do vou propose to do it?" j addrcsed a.- 'William. I vennin-i ifc''r-r.i.-af..n mu cu pn-StiNtHMi P: Tregaithen laughed allowinglv. a- a i to remark thsv; it vv a-a .-vvell inmi tur lV i ""--, ' . , .v. man might laugh at a childish nuzle . miss, vv hereupon he ,..! m.. tW .JJ:JTtl.Vli .vtv..r...t i... ..:!. i ..n-i i - ..ii -. t :. .. . v-ok it., im . .uo.i. it uai s.iouiu it tne cat was. i:o oruiiiarv "TimaiMii loom .jfi. oi an men in tne worid. a blue bavtued and err aristix-nttc ashcu i nn. "to and lo.-e hi you offer him?" "Mv pulse as yours coth temper- -How v that?' "I gentlv inqiiircd." -Well It.ilt L-....I. f mi., .tit.t -...... .. I. ...1.-. ,: ..- s. .- " .. ... ...kV ..v r....... ...... iua.se- a ueau::- , j-iih oiii-siucliost I nave ciliisr-ii si I'.IIU ful iim-ic. said Trtgarthen. -trctch- i n.zwilli.-.m. and it -ceiiis y, reconciU out in- Hants, as i: 0 mvite Phil to test . Yi luui. Look in-: in the face. -m H-i. I a blue bbvKied and err aristoc---i? gam the vvnoie world cat. ule.V got a liner nann ihan own soul? hat could William mioth .Jo-ii. and till .x'.nr . . i - - i vour old bov to In- haviity lit-.' I v .- h.t-1 1: vv H-i nor. ha.- l-sit hti-b.-t tair wit. " -. i.m want thi- "Tain 14 Aits vvhi-Ay of?' in lutr.si -humatt-k. r. -tepp'rng tsi: ti f.-w f.-et "'Vt-.-; n-t ar.- ui-ts&er- in (JM-ia-uaU ' "'ITira. rentJem.-n. ton can mA w .vi. ;ruia o; tw. I aaTu u Ii t b aidr nt). wbisfcv. nT Jwwl'i' sraai.' a 'i"Uil n tmni 1 1 - . kn4l ei r lit e.fi l Tn - 'r ty '. Hgl .4? l..o. lwT wt ' ft. mi ti.e ,vie 1 1. rt, rmftr rt 4 't iml-rr- 1 t m - 'i 'Ui"A eg Nt'- i. t xt t tint ! 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Ik tii. tttkjrr r z t.?i , i , t1'." r-"lh r lobae' sad :jrj,N5r ' '-rare rry Iw.Hi ,K' it to t IM. 3urtK. -U Iex rr-. -A. tu- . rV, tarl 3ftir. Bq! - t B- h.'f .. .... i . CJik b .tifr to r sot tlv i. ..f itnok. "Al A- tb WvtM:,i grata O th ASw b rj ji an.1 :occo i :t :T ittljr7- -. rblUBr.i4- " t'r..n ). l.v . -h.-.. .t. , -ki. k.k.k. e t tire--fB-a lina WMI ?l-l IVkt' fm. o.-s Ilk. .'.n.... n-.. u - .... . ...I W lv-l Wtl. C ''ViVor-lK Wfi." ' b Nnlioi' CUt-.ti. fr-i U '.- .Um- s-utrfiili- .!! im.ifw.. .SnnU! ha. --av shmI 1 ak tKar m. . I Hrf- T.-. .... m. .Vka -rkCM - . -d... ... ...... i.. .4... .Ik. fc.4 ....... I a t -.-1 .L k t a' J, jiiu to imliu thai iM'.riJ. .overcome hinj. hrj. 1'uul. . wm i i'. I C tsw wat m jri I T. Trti. y Tffc t2rTt ii- . Of dbl -.v. S1 I rat w