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f 7.?I Of'nttn.entienH lor 'Ms
is)ioiii lie urcititip.u I'-l In ..i-iihii.c o
author: not lurcF.'ir.lv tor put (ict.n. .
s an fivU):i:i-i -J k'! fji tli on x j pa.-
tlif write r. U ri'i' onU on e". sh!'- -j .
paper. He pmti uJar'x -nriI ir: i'
IllllM Jltl'l iliit s to Inive the iMerh uiel I,
ur 'nin .mil .'-ic I
THE VEERY.
-A tip the mountain -!'! I pre-'-.!
I hfKPl tlio very s ve-per -outr.
1'oiinMl warm Irom out Ins flowing lra?t.
.Ati'l crlmlm lli" jrlii'I. jiltiiiir :
Tir If-. ui-U. tri-i'e. tlio strain.
1'oinJ loxc, iiml h'ip' ail ion ler pain.
3"h' evenr-reiis tli'-sr o-lors ;-av
Tui.ii'l Uie Jrfflfu n.f Vftra breeze,
.And. !'1 irom man' a ino'jutaJiicare.
Tb- liriHih aped donuw.tttl through Uie
tr":
T r-f. tn lee, 'ri-c-f I'jf -j:j:
Afi'i i . i":.'l Ij.iii'I li ! loiirT-
Tlif fci'-iMlfi Wrcli"3 X''nUy w;iyel:
Th:ir in. Sky hN-ms ro-o -ji-ctrjil Julr;
.ruiiiHl tln-ir ronn, iviib vim artnyfl.
Gr-w t-j iippoi! mo- ami msl!pii-ij;tlr;
wJ ir-.i If, in ! Han t'Otirctl
. ;iiuJ stiwnn til soil at-ojnl.
Iwrk ri" Jin- -e lar'- piral form
i Jhnt pi'llund Northern k,
A v'var cipnii" of flor "horn,
A lake or-llj-r if t!j" ;;
Ami. ijk- llml fl-anies, lir-n-ice
.'am,' tii" lo:f linl noii Um iruv.
zlc-Iraz7.If of the falling rain on th"
iiUHJc.il old tin roof, jrnnliially th"-.f
jihotognijihs rn'U" largor ami xviiler.
lfng'r ami tlui-krr through, until In
aw at onct- that lie roiiM ii-.vr jr-t
POTENT FACTOR.
iins :m . llfim f rui I nl r ; fxl .
I'Hn- III lt I !!': Mi'ua.bc.
r
th.-M t;
ri.-1.
j th rubi'in "f :i
nioth-r ari. ft..!ii li -r .i i ai.1
pa .! -lowly out of tii room in the
Jin.fnion of her chimfxr. 'Hie bov
-.tw itia- with ..i,.iit pleasure: the nrh,n,- ;., - ifh-lp h a luramn- ' : f vt. boj ir ,:
" muio WHL'oi n-MM lwit.ltr :o i.r. v.nf IU,r frt.uKi. . ami 1 nun! iiml ,-.-f
them back into the box. ami o with- in hi-s he.trt ku.K ..k...i :.u .v.; '...... . '
.. :r -". i.- iruitjni ,i larjre nu.t lr "1. t'si- , p., A
41. It i.lf.l ( III. fll'l. it tltl MOll I.. B V A... V . r I
"Jill -t-II IJIJI. JIIJ .- H lljF 4tl'4 JI-
tin; rain ami the picture- earry him
b.ifk ;ear- ami year- ago. to thoc
lays in a uian- life never forgotten,
yet hanle.-t to recall to tho- day s
when -chool wa- hi- ino-t terrible bug
bear, work his -worn and bitter en-1
y ir t prvlu-t f t.
ii ' rr rt. 1 :
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f.V
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Inolin.
-f : n
oteerv.! the !y. Khett jUj boaiI h.Jp Iab.,r to .taM ..: .ne. i u- ..n pr . !.!,, ,t ;- i
tJwi
the iJfK.r cljl U-himI her torm. Under UU head th Jetinit. -n ..ft,,. , .- I of lv f..t O r.g t.. t:.- r .: ,t -. r
'w. I 11 hve m. fun. 1 sever jti;,t bv Smi!-. a, "iu r. . ..,. r... '.n. xa thrhn-of f.t it :ItmiM.,i.'
do have any fun when mother is nut nd all he i,-.- :-mi- f-r .. rt . :.. r . . r ::.. .,.r. .. . f
d
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1 " j.-tant. liv psntv-.f r. , .,i.
o -.img he parked his UcK-ks it" d '3wV ar .m
ttr .ii wwir uix sou tnaile active ,-J tk- ,,.,: Itf-.'. ..f ....
B.':e. I j,
einy: when play wh, hi fnly objei-t in preparations for turning things op-ide iwr
life: v, hen his mother wa- hi- one ad-
vi-er, hii coun-eilor in and the .nharer
of his yiy-, and hi.s -ole comfort ia his
woes. For he had leen left faiherlev
when he was wry outig. 'While he
ivas pondering over the pa-t. one of
tin; photographs "jKike to the other.
lie wns not ritiriirised. though, lie
- ,. r ' "-
ft ...
ifmn. ue collected the furnit jre int
one part of the room, where he built
it into th? shape ,i a train of cars,
with the great lunbofrany rocker for
the lK-omtiv.". beating him. If
therein he ptiffc! and chewed, wl.i-t !
ana uin-je'i wita a rattle ami ia!t r H (iiaJl-r
ana tang. uealeiung out enjovalu.-.
are pnmo-d y ii ii-in l.J orer-
to. becme caj.it.'.Is-J" Ht- "1 p--ehanic
m r r ... j- ., in. n
rank-. li ai;-' t:i re r h.i-- ii-i, gh
ready nj"ti ti' lu-.:-..-. f.-r
thein-"i.-. Th-moment a ui.a h.
a reaf;ialIe iri"-: aiifid tf -tjh
the f,,t.
I irn h
vv' t. TI..
v tit :...
Sti'TjIit "t ". -, 1 .
t t:t the I , : r .; .
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Ttei1 .In-ky Ri.'iiiK of lofty pin.
Ai-epai-i".i v..tj vihiou-o! the hilLi:
IJJu- hitrmonien m meiiinif lms
At winding' al" the jiftir'? !lll-:
Aii'lsull Uie llnl note -"cms to tirav
IJieom' whc 3-eki tie narrow way!
fle-rnttlf h.J ii.!i-ttJ tje!'-i
Wade deeji ll;rjt;li iuak and Jewy
imi!'.
Aiul t.ti.lin'K !ro:n lli'-.i :.;i oil li"-i
.xiiin-i i" ih i.-:iil tli" lak;
Hut ii jr'i'T -l.l. We- .- w lay
J"IoaH .)! .i el'iij.. .' in-'o'ly.
sliHjmiti iMiift. oi A. V liulsjfii'l'-iV.
; TOO LATH,"
I.lo.inod tho Piiotointpii. tho Boy
unci t::o 1.1 an.
1'erhaps it w.i- the r tin t'utt hail been
dri!liug and p.tll -rjiig on the old tin
roof all the iimriutig, . may be it wa
that desire whieh e-isii"- into the heart-
of ever; one. jint Oli-e in -o olt"ii:to
turn thing- over, look inlo the old
drar.er-, pore it oil j.ij -r tear up
:iucient i-orn-iioiideit"e ;unl reread 'li
would not have Im-cii one bit amazed orineinalic the man blti-he I t u.lm.r
hail the originaU -teppiNl out of their j berau-e it was ff.rbelden. After a
eards in tl!eir frm- .if long ago. -o en- j brief pau-e at the lir-t -topping place
tirely wrapped tip w.t he in what they to j- hether . m.,ter would r
werc speakingof.aud thu it hapHneiI j apjar. h contiuu.-d hi-i rioting with
that they talked to .ach other beion non. noi-e and abandon than b.f.
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iff- prvwnl c.ty ! Jli!'
!er m"j hae m4 "'
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CLARA BELLE.
The lt.ri.Mi I ,h .-Writer rm;K at
if All lirlav t Mb tlft.t
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his fac ffjr a full half hour or more
Ui't- from ini-rruptjon a- if he him-eif
had been the photograph of a deaf
mute.
.Mother' ob-eried thelioy. Strange
ho;v little hi- voire had changed in all
the-t; ear-! There it w;t- the -ame
pure, childi-h treble a r.hen it
chanted the p-alm- in the -tirjdiced
ehoir in the village church.
Ve-. my -on," replied the other.
With all hi- compo-uiv th; man wa.--tartled.
Wa- it a voice from the
grave, or was h" merely iln-aming?
Had the .-ight of those old photograph
put him t .-leep? So: he was awake,
and the couveisalion wa- real, a- real
a- that dear, patient, tender, .-wvet-toned
Vfiiee it -elf, which had now b.-el
.-tilled in death almo-t a M'orr of ear-.
It wa- b-tter than a dream, thought he.
.Mother.' eontinued the elnld. -it
rains to-day." Here a tear of petu
lance came into the voice of that old
i familiar petulance which the man now
remembered, to hi--haine. -"and 1 can't
go oir and play. Ain't it a .-haute.
ore.
r. . ' . . '
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He i- not i.mw -. !ik- '..'. a f i "t
o labor tro'i.'. - 'I . n: -. i.:-i
a daj. ( jinTiitij :it tw-jttu
'..- of :. '.. put fills, r into a -.i.nir-
baiik or :t:i n.!om- ui .if- .-..rite - I . f
t: ... t . ......
poncy. wofi;j gne t i'ie . .t. .t: ir;v i.r.:i
year- iure ntotte;. i:i 1j 4ril th.n u."-' ..-.
ucce--mj nten h.ie i. ti t-r a -:art m
the world. The dritw and to- . j..
bill- of any w of hundred- if t!.u- 1
an!s .f me h ittN-i WouM .i-:l arrt ! t e,tj,. Vv , -n-a .
through -uch a -chcni to -e, ur.- w.ri- t .;li r r.d ti i 1 h
ing capital. During the l.i-t half c.-nt- of the tnp. fo-. mark ..u. I .j.
ur thi- Mliev among Itna-ii null Uli. ,-u h:t I -. in th-- tt-
er3ties ha ronte much in gue. Iwc tu-' I t.nd tiii t r.!i! i ..
(ne wht is laying his cour-e thu- tmd- thou-and t" .. !... !.. r ?.. .
....- .. . itwi .'" n i--;.. m. i. j wort- Oi lllottl.'t III J.l-!,,.i!, .
felt t-r
found m -hoiud.-r- -4. .,!
for
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' mother, run! thi- i- SMtiir.l:i ...' Is
Tetter-, or perchanc." the rain ma;, hate i ... V:n. . on ;ljlir(. ,v ' '
No. nn boy. not alwa-," rcpiiel
the other, mildly. She never -poke
other than mildly, he remembered now.
Ve-. it doe-. K-pccially when 1
"" want to go out and play. We were
j going to hac a circu- to-dav at Willie
ati- dthle-iv ju-t a-the rain in tho-e
oM day-, iweiil ttld c.tr- agj. u-ed
ti make t.e -lor.-ro.'un ni the attic
the ideas-tnl,e-t ro.im in th. whole
liii-i. I loii I pri-teinl io know what
di.l cau-e it, all I ku w i- that on t
1
Fame a- a Writer'
pride wa- toimi
of the etrcuill-taii!
read that mv nam"
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Ittie : ii-
particular day. -oiuewher."
two o'clock and four in ihe
between i
cost
Willi
alteruoon. ...... , i... t ,- ,i ,
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... .. .... ..,.,.-, .- ,,ei ,.,,.,- iiiinn ii .oI. -jjj Sl.(U
iii- ieg4n-o e..f;ial (Jut on top of
hisde-k ju-L beomi tin- reach of the
cott. another nietn-
. .Miol i iv llie imlian
llie ear after he left
ftffice lilt's du-tcr -an old tin l.o.
tdented. battered and worn, -ipiar-where
it -houhl not have been -o, and
bulged out where it .-hollld have been
-juare, like some men we meet in this
'.rld of di-aipniiitments and coutra-dicSion-.
I'lirLlieruiore, I know that
tacti and there, in spite of the neat,
white paper which had been put on the
de-k that very day. he 1 i I take out of
th - -.line bo and .-trew oer the nr
face of hi- ile.sk in haple-- coufu-iou
i on the plain-
We-S l'oint.
"Well, uiy dear. 1 think we can
arrange for a circu- herein the hoit-e "
Thi-. with a -mile, tender a- only a
mother's smile can be. Don't oii
think we can?"
"Of cour-e weeau't! Who ever heard
of a chcus in a hou-e? Where can we
hae our tent'.'"
Well. ui -on. iiii needn't hae a
circu- if oii dvi't want to. If u
don't want to pla that wav get our
book- and I will read to oit."
in r things I am .-ure than he ever got
into it in the first place unle he u-ed i ,!. .., ,,- .., .. .;,,.. -,. ... ,,.
.r.f. " Hilt II It Itil If all " 'PI l I""
ippointmetit. ! a!w.i- play on at-
miraeuloiis power-, or unle. mon
improbable .-till, like Top-y "tlie
growed" during their i-outinemeut.
They were the trea-ureil accumulation-of
e.irs. There was a li-liing
reel, a book of trout llie-. with here and
there a sturdy and sub-tantial b.i-s Hy,
with it- .-trong hook, heavv .-nood and
gaml wings, some ii-h line, a jiaekagc
of letters dim and yellow with age.
lied up with a blue ribbon, -ome re
ceipted bills ivmini-cence- of college
da- two or lluee unfinished diarie
- other callow reminders a lran-la-tion
of Sallu-t. -uitable for surrepti
tious cla -room use. and two photograph-.
It was thii-e that made our inve-ti-g.'tor
pau-e thc-e two old-fa.-hioneii
photographs of a woman and a box
and changed the look ol idle uitere-t
ami rurjo-ity upon hi- face to one more
akin to -adue Tnex xvere very old
lxle thc-e two and -mall. Age had
colored them yellow and drab ami the
fact'- had lo-t their -harpnes- of out
line, xvhieh xva- not in the lea-t -oft-en.'d
by t!ie alteration. (.tin photo
graph r.'pre.-ented a bov impii-itive a
an interrogation point. re-tle.- a- the
wind, talkative when others xvantcd
him to be Mill, and -ilent a- the tomb
ax hen called upon to talk. In fact he
xx-a- a boy of ten -an average buy of
ten and who doe.-n't kuoxv xvhat that
implies? The other was the portrait
of a woman, whose .-xveetne-s the
photographer xvas unable to li-gui.e.
llutograph he ever so mdu-triou-ly.
Her face was carexvorn and sad a-ino-t
mothers' face- arc apt to be when
their boys are fatherle.--. On her
patient forehead there were faint line.
which age had not brought thither un
aided, and around her tender face
there was a frame of ,-noxv-white hair
coiled back of the neck in a knot
xx hich a goddess might have enxied -for
this patient, lender, xvidowed
mother had been a fatnou- belle in her
youth, and the fre.-h beauty of her
early days had been folloxved by ihe
210 le-s radiant charms of Iter maturity.
They xvere mother and -on. the-e
txvo that is, they hail been year- ago
when he was .-till a boy. but for the
pa-t .-core of years or more all that had
remained of her were a picture or two.
a hat-box in the attic containing a
moth-eaten bonnet, black with crepe
ami white with dust the lat she had
over worn a little mound in the fam
ily lot in the cemetery under the
shadow of the tall marble -haft be
neath whieh he peacefully re-t-. and.-.
liook or so with her tiar.iehalf indelibly
inscribed therein, so circle. i- Old
Time and cruel too hi hi.- thoughtles
defacement. Somehow it wa ea.-ier to take these
things out of the bo than to put them
back again on thi- drow-y, rainy after
noon. hecaiiM as the young man
leaned backward on hi.- chair resting
the back of his head on a very -quare
piece of hoard ami half eloing hi
eye to lite:: to the pittcr-paiter, driz-
xou lead to me on Sumlax.
an-xvered the patient x.itce
urdax an
- Well.
of the mother. if my little ho do
not xvant nn' to read to him he can !
ainu-e him-elf any way he xvant- to. I '
don t care onh -o he i- happx " And
-he diiln't. 1'iut he duln't realize it
' Thi-." he cried to him-c!f. i
sport. Nov,' if 1 only had a real M.-ani
engine. 1 wondr.'' he contiuued, as
a bright thought weurreil to him.
whether I couldn't budd a lire in the
chair."
No -ooner -ugge-ti'il than carried
out. The coal -cuttle was procured
and placed on top of the chair for the
furnace. Into thi- - me paper wa-
fill! t 11411 WJklll.i L- It. ft 1 t,8 .i.aai Itttl.' lilt. f .. . I . t I
' - - ' -. iiriouj. oj Mtorieiy ami oi -axing icai , .s., t n,, .utitari'v
-ime coai. ami uieii no: without some 'he carpenter or the tut-on to -tii-h
I...!.. ..........l : ...i. . .. ... . , ..
... ii).jH.-.-UN.i, a jiiau-H .va- ap- the Jugtier l.ranchr- oi hi- trade, and and then I kmw
plied and the train Marled out right lo aileiiti ,n and apfdieation. hich , :lrt atl an.r,.i.
merrily. Three Mations were made w.ron. higher wag.- and les lo f ' hadn't got to" th
one after the other in rapid .-ucfe-ioii. t:IUl. ,,n .pr,..s. So he gain- abihtt to . ither. Fir tlv.
when, to his di-may. the engineer dis- double th- ratitof hi- fund, and p.dw .rv,. to atl1 ".,v
eoveredthat the bottom of the fur- ably ha-. U-ide-, ail estra dollar a dax u-happ a, a -.r
nace wa-burning a hole in tit.- loco- . v. it h which to Iniy a home and better f ai jdiitv aro
iintie. The iuMfiu already lilieil xvith Amn!. fnntitttre and clothing. Liiti fli-pi'tvei 1
-moke wa- lighted up witn the llam.-s j h h;m f u. . t um af ' iorv..ud.'nt:'
oi burning furniture Then terror carry .mt -,-t.-ai iuVehen,. - for -..v ing. ( IMle HiilU. M;--.
;B"77 "' a ",'x UU I,M" Nat'iraHv a per-ou not acu-tomef! t.,
lowed the IMttie and clatter of the ,: -,.,.,,. .,,:,, .. tt ,?1
train The chamber door wa- ha-td M. ,niilljj .,..,', tl:it Uxiui, hy .,;
opened, and through the blinding . .... fl.m ; ., n s, t .;, v, j.
-moke tiie f ..itng mechanic -aw I.,.- . ,,,.. tu.M trtutti , p krow m, fu iu u-jf a i:( r ua n
,, .. .' . , '. . tin-connection; to know tu it -axusg- ' r.r! th. horror tl. .t !;,.
. "'" "" J, - a'ar j l'"k record- -how the 1 ir;r. -, dej.o-it- ,r- old. I am gntef:,!. i
box. where are oii? ,,;IV. ,ot b( n n tiM . (f i,,. J, f, .( , ? (
-Ibre. iu.it her." he aii.-wcred. ; The pres-re of low wage- i. f..u:id t . .,id ol me. and 1 -h ill n. .
"JI,r'"- J le id to provident plan-and habit- tin l..ik of lh- o!-;;uar art . -
Through the -moke and Uam.s -he th. other hand, the abandon lm of a ; pouring in to im thro,, , t .
.ia-h-d ami bore him iu h-r ann- from j ,H riod of high fric. - for w..rk hai the j but one page of th n x.. 'u,,,. a
the ro-.m. but iu h-r exit herdre- was op,M-ite clT. , t. Further, the larg.-t a deep. b!.. k bonier, w.'.. -.
i"liil.d Ir-ofn lilt- il.-Jliii'- niiil wlun lli..v , ..,......, .. .t . :. .. . . ! . .
- - i 'u.-- . i.-M-,H- are uoi aiuiig ; cro- i.om- at the eortie -.
rea-hed the oiiterair -he wa- cuxel- ,u,. pdd the highe-t wa?.; the j that frb'htfuiexa""' rate.ii
open m a piramiii oi isaim-. l he principal d.-jM-itors in Man. h.-ter j And there will 1M
man noxv c.ti.i -ee iter angiu-ii. -aving-baitk-. tor example. U ing do- ; tikin in
hear h.-r moan ami xvitn. her agony nie-tk- -ratit-. on--.pieittix. the of th
a- -he ro.I.d h.-r-ell m the b d clothe- p,.ple wittit reminding that th. y n.-d He's got to die. I -h.dl hud I.
while the servant- emptied p.teher aft- not wail for -otne time of highwage- , eil ,(t Infore I am a- ..,
er pitcher of water on her burning in the dim future to begin -v-tem.uic j declare- me t.. be. but or.
garment-. He could -ee all tin- sax ing-.
through hi- tear-, and could a'-o -c
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"" ',l4,, "" ""- '" ;'- " - ilon- Oi poor people frolU Where th. V I -nppo-e thev'll hatlg Ml". Ittif I do ft
floor watching the re-ult of hi-disobe. UuUid ev.r be able ex.n to begin to fan-. There are wrog- w hie J, ..,.-
dicnce. Soon all xva- o.-r. Tragi- r,v m. the Mxie aimed at. Thi- trou- j Mund to rex, ngc. ifg.trdb - of h,i
die-, lorsuuately. cine to an end a- ble is great tu the old World, but far erang cot,-, ,pi. nr--. fntd th. u I
wen a- coiiiciie-. ror ueeu- llie .,t.T in i". piii.lcau America. The
mother's life hung in the balance. In vlh,vl ,lf t!l lll:t,., , jlVl. H.Votl,
a dark room .-he xva- kept axxax from ti,..ir .n...... i... ....i .1 '.
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-tilting in m my a l.ilwtr upne.txa!.
'fhere i- no independence, in a -cellar
S"tl-e. Without libertX and compe
te!. t,V. Keeping out of ilelit and ad-
ing -omethiug. little though it he. t
taxing-, are the kex-to libertx. Th.
in.ut xvith one htindp-d dollars a'tead. ; In the t.w of t'.xttnr. X Y . titer,
and gaming tiftx dollar- ax ear. though I i- a large -. tilmtii! ..f l!..!i.id. r-. tie
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hum ( t iliiM ai i III ilk ill
and came axvay n tip-toe-, and -poke
in whi-jM-r-. xx hich -truck axve to hi
heart and tilled hi.- -oul xvith agoiii.ing
reinor-e. At la-t it xva- ended. One
bright. -unn afternoon, as the .-nn
xx a- --tting it-el- to re-; behind the tall
building on the other side of the -trecL
he xva- called into her room she lir-l
mean t -ii-ta:n tux ineogtut'i. iu .i.
of all temptation- to rexe.d m - !t. I
ma -n. in all candor, that no gu -
ha- et C'.ni" auxwh. re w ar the trute.
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VOODEN SHOES.
Tli ti.ttrlt "-'.aifr.n.-ot in Nut rU. XVIirtt
'I'liry Are Xln.iulii. t.irnL
time -.incc the lire. She lav on the bed.
then. I'idn t reah.e it tor xcar-alter-1 ,. ,,-t.:.. .....t .1.:.. 1... 1 a: !
1 -' .. IJIil ,tl.4 4tl.ll 111 ll.OOIV W.MOli
xvard- until it xxa- too late to appreci
ate it a- he -aould have done the xvax
earning onh ten dollar- a xc k. 1- b. I- ( older tii'-mbcr- of wlneli brouut fioei
er oil' than one earning lift dollar-a j their fatherland th- i tit pie m inn. r-
xxeek. but iix ing up t lii- l;e .111-. Th-
ciitoll'.-hort toher head and around
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we ii.xer rca.t.e tue mc-ings w,j nan , h.r m-ck once -., -oft and while there
without the a-king. I w ,s a j,.ul:iir,.. 1 1,.,. h.iniU w,,,v a,MI
Thu- the morning p.i ed. A little , covered with protecting cloths The
unhappy hoy xx ho wander, d aiinie ly ! nur-e I,d him iut the room. A- th.
011 -n-d the mother turned her
What J heui -lightly in that direction, and hex
' eve- fell upon her child.
; -Mother!" he -obbed. -.Mother:
money enough iu the world to half pay Speak to me. m .thcr."
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have know u her Her longhair i;,,,;.,,,,,,,,,;,,,,, , ho,,,., the f..r-i wax- been eh ,r... tert,e of th.-,?
liter m vx do -o. ..,-; M'i'i 1 jifi U. ! plil. ntatie race N -irlx without -lh
,.'. j c. pt on the are -ng.tg d in g.-n. r..l
; fa-iiiing and diiryin;'. and ! -uppe
nn nt their farm !alr th-v make the
LECTURE Oil CORNS.
about the hou-e. djf contented wilhhiui- ! door
-elf and all th- xvorld In Mile
xvould he gixe to be there again oit!x
for one morning? What? There i-nt
Tln came dinner, and !
1'eital .l!li'tioii iin.l It'. N isiueru Prttn-
lui .oui ::ii i:.--iiii-.
(orns and biuiiui- ar of courw
troui!"-onic and pun ul. You m iy
v.oiibti -ho. - ir ."I'lg w bt'dt are -o
!- ;v allied lo the typic d !it inn tn.
In let oft.-r pi tee pi the n;otl is tl.i-
i-: iu-!rv carried on - g. n.rallx or to
Mrixe i v.-r .-o hard lo appear bright and the -ante extent. Ihi.-rig th- o!d.-t
hapjix when x our com- ,w at their lL, dax- and the long v. rung of the win-
mx .-:,: my poor little orphan but you can not keep the furtixe froxvn t.-r the Hollander-ply their kntv.-.s :utd
from settling on vur brow. I hen is -have- almo-t xvithou? ation. TIm-
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: re idy tor the m.-tri..
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lie, ot -orroxv, di-appotntmeiit and ' 'i..ti,.,. " ?. r.i.;...i .. - i... t ....i i... . i . . t . ' o . tu..taalltf.
. . i o , i . ! xuhPi. he ctieti a- he Miett in no tlotibt whatexvr that many a gooil buMtiess i- r tiix a m tioj..!, and d .
wieu-iicoue-. u an came .kick to uie ; ,... h t -, . .a...,,..! ,. of ,.,... ..,.,.,,,. , i.i . k.. L... ;. I.... .........I ,..! ,.., .1 . !. ' Ke-wfWcr nt
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ye-terdax. At length the boy poke Will XillI forgive me? 1 didn't mean to
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-.Mother. ni .-aid thi- morniugthat
you xxotiid read to me."
"Sa 1 did. mx boy." .-he aiHxvereti.
-but 1 am tired now and my head
ache-. My eye-pain me and 1 thought
uo 11. i -aily 1 Ui.lii t.
-My po r. dear boy. What will you
do.-" -he cried a- -he placed her hand
gone?
match ha- be-n broken off bv corns ' late it ha proved rith r t rohtable. the '
and bunions, t tit.id has none, and : demand for the -h.- for d.c.rat:ve a " :1& f4, nt ph.-pnrt..
seen- tohaveno-xmpathv with thoeipurp.s enhati' ing tie ,r v.due and h-tf thtl. tiiit an.! trengtbr. 'mr. !
who have. Urn- r. al. Iix. fv com will , largely imrea-ing the demand. Ha :tt n' lh' n ' l "
drive all the love and -ucetne-out of ! w.mI and ru umber are the wwd- ! ! r tnU -f arbwn. Tlur p.roiri
t',e b-t-h.arted individual alive, u-ed. and each fin- i- bur d and . ut I ""'"'r prre., r ti.it tie
cn.ryo. id:, on. et . are r-m-f !?
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You arc not going to die." he painful corn 1- alwav- regarded as a i weil-nih inde-trtietilib- . onlinarv . ,r
'What will vou ilo whfii shroud a vt-it far with a our mnk irm a sinirlf hl k. anI lh v b.cm.e
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I xvould he down on the -ota and j ....j 5n ,t.rn.r. ' -Vou imiMi't die. suilicient excu-e f.,r indulging in mild j u-c The Holland, rs in their c-ltb- " h '- mnt tnr, Utl, il t btar-,.V,
take a nap. Can't you take u.ur !,. ,,.Mllu. ' profauitv. Even the ladies ate per-! m.'til. pn-erve th- language of the,r th.. pr-.le of Mel 4w to the f , himtf U .
block-and play .piietly on the tloor?" -yiv -poor -boy" -he an-vxvred mitled "to -darn a corn, anv wav." j native land to ,;, degr-. tlMgh ' rr - l- fr ...t - g . t M .l, 1
-That i- ju-t the way you a'.xvay- . .1L JImvIv lM.r ,,.,",,.' when they would not be allow.-! ' to the young, r gen. r .t... adopt th- c,- Uythttt ., -lrJ l J-J-'j- --' - ' t . ,-r 4rmn
do evclauued the boy. impatiently. K .-darn" any thmg el-e. Pren. her- hive torn- and language of tl... country he.t prodml bv .h lC .rf ,.. mpt f,f u.. ..,,,
-When I want you to do any thmgyou ! f;ui. v uv hn hl.anl tn ,!iat the tenor of tneir flut.,n Tr,:nur,,t. 'i"nM,b lh" " tai m'1' h" m'r' ' ' ' ' '
never xvant to do it.
-My -on." an-xvered the mother, .sul
ly, -lioxv can you say -o?"
"Well." replied the boy. untouched
by the mild reproach, -you kuoxv it i--o."
M range, thought the man. that
he ever could have been o unju-t.
And yet that wa- hi-photograph; tho-e
xvere hi- very tones and. too. hi- very-word-.
Would he -ay them noxv if he
had the chance? Hut that chance like
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Then a pillow was taken from the j wopj
neil. itl'coulil -ee U alt net on. htm. .
-o changed xx-as the otliee bv tho-e
VIRTUE REVARDED.
How . Ki-f.iriii.l ltMr-.l..r ..lrw-41 . 'lr
and tear drop- were on her cheek-, but s-tiuoiis are -ometime- -o changed by
the light had gone out of her eye- for- tl- monitor- upon the Uie-, that
e-ver. in-tead of dwelling upon the painl.-s-
She xvi-dead " of the -aved. Ih'-v do up the I iiMH.ir.i r.-r '-m:
And thev led the Imv .-obbing from . "b-ring of the other fellows in a mo; " Why -hou'.I I give u money?".
the room of death. I reali-tte manner. J here 1- no end u np.ieu a .-in, u o, . ,-y --.r. .-. v.m
TiiL- the man .-aw through his tear- , '- ni-rhiif that may be done by a
a- he leaned back in his chair and : corn. It rob a fair face of its beauty.
groaned in his pain. I encourage- profanity. -ur- sweet
..i..i,.." 1. :.i -t...i. ..in.i. I l.mpir-. de-tp.ysdom.-tic I li-s man-
a'K'lilV X Vti' U IAf.IK 4TtX.IIV4t I
ju-t tell mo von forgive me; ju.-t one
1 the beauty of the ojn-ra. make- church-
Mother, ju-t one wonl." he plcadetl.
lloii'f r.-ll mo flit !im !;
magic photogranln). and covered bv I ... ...
an Af.d.:t ndtenf on.-dnt and forutten ' ' lillti ' wh-P-nHi ike ph.HO-
device -lie laid her-elf doxvn to -Kep.
while he gathered together hi- ply-
graim.
Too late aaswenu the boT
i going unde-irable. interfere- with Cn-
n ! pid'a oerations, changes the nor of
sermons. Mt.irl the li-pe.ition o:
l teacher-, make- walsing a pamlul ex-
erci-e. -upports -in-et railway monopo
lies, cotiv.-rti angel- into Tirag.. X:l
the community with growicr. dev.doi-
iMU-belors. throng- the arth with old
was -true. I'V a -tranger tor a
.ptarter the other morning jia h hsfi j
hi- hou-.. ,
For my tntegr;tx. ir.
thj fxi.latKn H te u. MeSnttMiffanr. j?rr, u . ' .-. i hj .
The Amerteaii Witpp.rt-tuenu ia the n-. xtfct. . r Urn to mmi r, .
I'--IIMT pri ; rea-l tt rpcitT' '1 Imm! '. W Jp-K mrul
giru ill tiM rrmltm -tjitf
Thm n nht Imm
do wotk k"tJ4 m4 atf
1 hr trtufNttfftvfiur r tA
tw filty-Rvt- fcnyr kr. s
pttefxmr 4 tmlltng It f 1
t at W-.al .'ourfoL ILtrytr 'fkifi
PO'"tt fc tvl"iei.
Sttrah remdun ia imhUm.
i(oire trip mi again .
Mhrrr br4 m Mtd mm atreet
1 maid-, fspoil te beautiful in nature.
Timj late." groaned the mast. i !,,, he firv-ide-. cr-at - ill feeiitt!;
in a crowd, destrms th inter? ia
pvkr. detnut fr ta t.e- d.nc. rrri-
thing- at her feci anl ?al hiinelf down
inxcrv bad humor to amuse himeif audi & ." Xorthrop. in S. Y. Vtrtpkic
annoy hr I
The block- wen wfractorr. Thev I Have von been reading mnch re- I utes"Ue nervous .Mn. k- p the
wouldn't build eveu .-o much a.- t:c ccntly. Mr. De Mus ibrain.J" inquired aiind in unreL trr.i tfto'ighs dowa-j
foundation of a hou-e and whea it ' a vou ng lady on Connecticut avenue of , ward and render hf-a burden. There'.
came to the upper -tory and the roof. ' a caller a few ev
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I don t know auy tbif that it." kamikmntM
" Hut i li le.l j on. Laut ngftt tt wjui r .
came to me ani uejevu :rsc wtj
break into your Lous-"'
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"c"u" -" K-" - -"' " --rt mtxL. tnr kW ttityt
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; A pepuUr ioih io paid Jrwe.ry t
. hear rhaiag.
HLwk bmarrv mti( to b Uim
ware to grt in.
Indeed:"
i wa to terr-rij you wick a
while he robbed tfce aiHMe."
But you fi: in'tcoBiR
No. r. I mtX nght down
talked t him of tbeeJ oJ ka
Until be went 8 in bef "
Thank, ll-re -take tht. If N
jt donb!e th m yi v.ald hsTe
wav
he might as well have tried to erect it . Mi?- Dorritt. of cour
out of .-and. So xvith an exclaiuatiim : know." he r plk'd. confidently,
iu- ago. "O. no. 1 an many toore iii that m t be charged I Sound ia the h. It night. od-
our.-e not. don: ton ! to corn and baui.as.bot titer will bye. r. aad f m - member dKA t
de' Sktr
brtb Utter a w41 a Um haihw
Bea4 nerkfaM-f are ta deaaant. .r.
I mrt rtvrt of tltr am- 'r to
' bradm.
I Ut. JQrnm rimttm thx at k t ta
oat of ewery tweivt pertt bate a
I VMktd eTe.
Ltgit. trbitr fr.ir4rft mv-nal ar '
tag flkad ap w taii jt-icjoV ur r Ur
.t rt.l wttaf Wb
trtw4m f ' "vkk ha vat
ffMty aUf 1' Hktr iiiMt ti,
bvin rt- ,- mim f
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In- I readily ttgget them Ire- to tb Maf-I-1
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gether into a heap.
AaKittff tbrr Esr'-k tntltmn h
jrnawa, im tbw ecry. itx Uhkim (
1 nlttM tn tk ftrmnir mm
' a--toni-hmenL -O. bec;i-e. 51k- Dor- old have I tt.-r h.-ahh. be more see-' 'iTd tw -rtt j !-.. al atrl aft. .- ip-t f w-wrmr bmadm 4a
of dl-gu-t he noi-ilv swent them to- deed! Whv 11 ji?" she a?ked. in -me j :nt- Th. re an- w i frw bhm H - : -r at a du- poor, ati
1 thought la-ked mv little son to be ritt. don't you knov?. the new-pajn-Ts ) - fu! in buiBe- aall.hrld iabicrberl trt t'tx' nr4.
verv iiuiet ? nmoii-trated tlu mother. ! never contain any thing about ha?.?- : -stevm in tba eomntuiiitT ii tber wanr
bftl!. don't you know, duriug the xria-
tierissteii the ' ter. When ihe season fullv otxeas.
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patiently.
-Well. 1 am i:iet.
bov. giximr the block- another nt:-h. 1 don't vou know. 1 expect to read
more n.i-ily than before if po-tbie. j a great deal, don't you kHov.t Hir
Without a murmur of coniuhdut ihs 1 trigloti Vrttie-
:o harvest their com crop. Y often 1 W. D- CTTela4. a, sreaafti oi '
collar aad -ftt
op about tk ikm
tthbmm
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iin made Houjtoo. Tcf.. when the saving bums
S-r -Me-ra.s sv ibt.nr taw
tbem -it. This ia $rict.y ;w. Why nw&aiiy faIed A the boo k ail The CmtXmi Stttas bar bt Omm-
do people bar earns? brtntue ieyiefiferBaTuig i. tbaa ou baa- 1 aad uaf su!et of ratummf tbmn utl
Some i..c:ndrr i d-.".a"i iii-i pvi ! theso wti fv.L
wrac ni-fifiur; sbo-
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nrf t. - : a, , t ,
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tbaa tie- tu h xpnatay i
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'. aot be 4f-- h baa fce-a dM&.
I r have em ta regard to, W aset:
j of .ahaig tar ta taa graaaiar ,.
tbo ba taa tba m&mm aonplv .- v.
po tbeir atm Igiwwaynaa, aad ' ..!
' fe-"r -l Htauar tkr u. -arlta
km tbatf paat itmmn.Mrt
c MAm-sumcm
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