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author; not necessarily for publication, but
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"paper. Je particularly careful in K'viii.
names anil flat"1, to Lave the letters and az
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AN INVITATION.
"When in UieliouFc lii'J iay f- warm.
.Ami iloas lie Mietc'.icri lie fore the floor,
Own out to aiy iicylccleil funr..
And nit upon the itxassy Hour.
"Under the applc-trce'i arc&u roof.
luccd with the j-!low liirlit. f morn,
Stiaic naturc'H Joy without, tcproof.
Thou man "who art to troalti- horn!
Alas! 'tis said for pr ce of jroid
'ihe axe h:i!l hewthes" Iat t r.ror5;
-Die fpale fhuil tnunple in the snoM
This fragrant kpis", thee deu-j- l!o;vr n;
-Ami vli.ii this plea-ure-li'iiwib .v.-auc,
A muii-ioti built for c.irllily can,
lor wait hi:; ilaj , iai'1 lireaii.'jc haste.
Shall lin a sUdel front iti.ttr.
."Then come, L'for" the dar tlccli'iu.
itiO hear the !' atnon-r tin I1011I11:
'!- m lien tin early moon nlwines
Her cn-.'iiLin mv li.oonty hoi:e.
Perhaps be fort the p-.riIi shall wound
Tills toil, to plant 'in cure, ot earth,
.A milliter plot of tttrl lie low. i
.'tor.- tfrsen, to ttrJI our nobler birth.
'Jlicu hapten, ere the l.iv hall di-
And lay thy h.,att to mi:iui:t hh-s,
At'd Ii'iiiii, whatever jo; iin.y lly.
To knov. 'he iirmai!iu' oi Hurt.
.itnue V x. in Uain Mttjiztite.
WAlUilOR AND Pi. I EST.
false sentimentality. Ney va. a trait- of the present great Catholic coin
FASHIO!.SLE GEMS.
DRAINING WASTE
or, nothing but :i traitor, to his Snv- mniiitrof Chiraco not for a 'on' time ,r:' "i"" r'!kr,y :" vru nu-u Mmaiu . n,r
ereign. to his country, hi, own honor it ,, tr'uc. but ! don't think,ain mo-1 . 5inm.un .i .rnr. , l1WBWrt ,,!,, . ,
and th confiding soldier whom he pie in Chicago know that ! !,,:! Th nomistone turore 5, lo Oe, Lanllr Un,
hoodwinked and voluntarily turned nriest in charge, the general .more,- . ot lU7 h,Mp: --'V' jT V''" j dip-ted r,t .
over to Napoleon to be slaughtered at ! sion pr vailing that Fath-r Sl Cyr ; "t0pk "T? T, TvhL 'f? '" "
the battle of Waterloo. II, riehlv de- was the iir-t nrict who had chanre of C f J1 " U l' . , cann M m'5 :"
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CINGALESE IN LOIDO.
A iV,JS!CA. ROMAHCi
fMr Tac V.tr n-4tn r.mJ
tf.tt lir 'rr It-s-iVt-j
Tlnr a jr lr J Jt 9
Hrved hi fal. and I don't believe
that the sad remnant of the worn out
army that he letrayed .shed many tear.,
over him."
.ere you with Zey-. army when J tJrl-an?. fhri-tmas l)iy i:i I-Ci7. and in
he turned it over to Napoleon?" Calve.sto.'i New Year'. Iav. After,
"I was. and I well lemcmber the ! i-je::iiinjr one vesr in Texas I ro-
l"'w' "" - ...f " 'I'!,.. ,trtirt r.. .Ht linlf
the inivwn. i'on after mv return to , , . , . , ., , ... ..,.,.
... . . , ,. hoth m jrohl and ilver. ami in many
meenne.. I w.ut vth Kt. i'ev. 7 ,, tV . , , , ,
,,- . ,,,. ,...., c , . ;e:ie-:alne a. well a- effect ! aIdel b
I'tl, 1 lilt. hilt.. tf lln'f'ftftl
. X ... ' . ... t!is nviet:iti'3ti n! roM uiamunu. luv
.0 ine.iex.-.-. mi;.on, arminjr :u .'v. ,
uu3 that Ac .- act of treachery took
place. Ncy"- and th trslinr army
of Napol.-on met at Oloe bridp. b.tter
known at that time a the liridire of
the Holy -"iho-t. Napoleon'a army w
j encamped a few mile, from the briile
opposite our line-. The mrnin after
ii:r encamjiment ve saw .-ime llar- o
truce in advance of Napoleon:, army,
and it wa- then that toe men '.rl bc
San to suspect Ne; ' Ir.n-. but ti:e -u
pici)tis Wdi: not even whi-jieretl.
jroon the llnij- di-:.jpeared, and Svy
ave orders to prepare for an alt.'.ek.
W'e wete prepared to attack and
m:irchtl on to the 1 rid.. When e. e
reached the oppo-ite -jdt of the ijridjre
we noticed aljottt a o'oen men ad
vancing from Napoleon- army on
turned, at the n"iuet of :ny I"i-!ioj, to
my lirit pari-ii. New Albany, link.
where I built the church of the Holv
muou-tune fac- continue popular, and ' ctlt jTlrt::h th
ire both fanciful :uid prote-t:e. I neti
there i-a full line of neck and .-earf
pm- in the form of thwc or four eloer
leaf pattern-. Often the -tone- et in
these are tinted. Moon-tone- are
o
-. . . ... . ;.. .... l... .... f t
... . . . , , ,. , ireuueiu o-ciirrexue n euit ihii "
i rm:t3. and wa- pa-tor of the llolv ' J . . i :.. f,. t
J . . . ' both -ee-, and are popular m tuti-
1 rinitv p:.rih tor iwc:m-ecn year.-. . . ... , - i..,.
. - ' , . . . , ! lor frentlemeii .-var. i he tne- nsia
l re-,irned tiie p.in-h ami came here 1 . , . .-...,. ...
' . ! a!-o ainea,-etl on ennnns for jueen
twentv ve.tr- a'o on account of the ,,..,, , . ,. ...... ,,.
- .7 . . . . , 1 chain. I here 1- a teiidncv now to
. 1 ... i.i.i. 11 mil .. ii.L.i 1 .. vwini 11 . f
. . . I
mploy the tine-t pecimen- oi moon-
in on where he hA- t.
A aeitrh!ir lat .
tlitoher- to drain a c
5 . It wa.- quite an xp,
baiiK
?eveli feet i.-p. 1
job with the til-.-. In .
he waiittMl to iow. .
deep iu-tcad at tw ,,r
they .-!hM ha r b-, ,.
tool- they nttil op U
but Utij, ut.xn knew a ti ,
how -i:th a jbhow 1
thev h id to t ike thai .ir
put it don n-'h;. A 1
mine hiretl an ,Jj aj.,
n Xatcrcstin; KxMbi:tn lvnjru.z
Cfxlun am t It V;1,
Of Lttc yenrt we havt been o n f.
.Vunuh rxfciUtlonji of native of ,,,. Ak ., ,.., .,
rb . a - T --- - .,--fc - -
fct- . n?lMtJ tl4f r. M flfiMrf m M u jv . - . 1
P " ..-.v ... uvi - i;z tn tiw tTrtilf A.iIJ
. , i. t . .. . j- s. .
.. jne na4. nmrni c a rawer m- Kotl w NnutK t ! I" ;fi
J-uovccJ. JiuiatuiMvilXa.at ha- t f,Irotir 4aiHir s M.if'S-
--- "-- -" . -,- yt-nn ?". an t.-rH i' MM
. '"inJismLonuoB at Uinsbam 1 . 1JM.nri mn s k..
fc. - -- . -. -. - '-
u aa.Uc.r-nearly rtban.ir.1 any cr. f i9nnA f a plr . ,J oSl
, .- ' e may haw U-cn poMK.!of uf a- cVc$r pn,r ,, Wu. wVl jgj t j
o ran! to the aianncr and'ciutoat cf :ho nrnl W Iwr fathr t. .
w t . . "
rj - an.uiiant3 0i iarou etmui. In lac &x- neterv fvmwi ..
ic
7.
4 hibitions of nathtt ho l- n vr Hnall:. an ij.rfc.i. r,. .,
.a nwlmip. and. with wi hey a hidt- tore charvrt-r tr,l
rfrtl
WS lr
t!tr, rap a-insl Htm. Jr. ( art Hnp-n nk Wpo:ai,., n Im4.U.ii; n , l d
... wv j m jrm.i.i .-.. .v . . a 5
101 '. . - 4wmuiv imu. prac ior .Nat okJirt mrit nd io-f
l3tl t Uu' exhibition which M now on iSir ,ve;,.. ,.f !Uu..,&i ..tLiJ
.1 - J I... A .nr-.ilfM ! ttnll !?:.. ... . . , J .,,?
li " "" , v M. .., . .V
IP
?1W
ili?ft ? f i liiir T ltfjMfll Trli4 !n!'inM! 1
At llltll 1111 i4,laB . - T .
, . " . . , . , -tones witiiont esiner -.rinj: or inn- ,
-uamp- doiii-r mi-.onarv dutv. oon . , , , ,-. ,.. ,? .. ,1.,. 'i ' . a -
. . 1 r in if. but deMendm" oniv upon the .,. .
after I came her- mv rheum.tti-m left ! ."' . ". t , -. ti , ., ' 'nn n f4
, . , , , . . .1 rhittoyiint reflection o! the atone, and a ,; .;. , ,
ill", and I dieuied to remain her.. 1 ! . ... , .... ..... . ,, l,u w' " 3tm. lrinir
.... . , unn.ne settmi: tor e'lect. I.itt.e tmli.- ,j .
teach mv medic.il ela-s everv dav. and . s .r ,t .............. " x bo"1 '!,,
, . . -. .bat m claw- -how ir the moontoue .
take -rreat n east ire in ilni"-o. It ...... . . .t 1. ... w"- "n". -mf iw
1 s-n Trtriiii-' ill iiiirr ;i m-i .:i:iii nri 11.11;. 1
1 am r s, . ' - x. & v. " . - ------- .
v. ouMn t know what to io ttitn m--e!f
unless I was actively engaged in
some duty."
Waal h vot:r opinion
hoii I?"
"Hj wa- the irr-'ite-t .-o!diir that
does any other torm.
There i- 00 1 authority fortntiu
... (.. 1 I a .a t. aw t ainiLtt datfit t l 1 1
V.jn I i ;l: oj:i a uj.'.i;ujitv'-ufc ji-' -v
j Io:ir nekded heeauje of the foolish
Ja. Soldier of Waterloo ITov
Catholic; Father.
3J.- Ii-. iiir-tf cjI Hit ir.il I r.i 1 1 !-. of 11
!j;.I Ne; , IJ k 'I ic:irli-r' :u:'l Di-atb,
I.Oi'sebaek bearing Ha'.:- oi truce. Uur!
I .
:irm . hieh, a!i told, did not exd-ctl ev r lived. lie had aonic ood jtiali
twenty tiiou-aud men, caue to a halt. ti. -. but the bad ones predomiiialeii in
1 Tin men on hor-ehacl: lulvanccd ami , h's character. Tree, he fought at liis
:!te cciiJer one of the tjroup jroved to , for the -lor;. of t'rtnce. bill he lin ihy
be N.ijioh-W! hiuis-lf. A: si.ht ol him t sacrifice 1 J'ranee. hi-, faithful - ddier
Ve3' and hi- sJ ill'di-iuoipited. Najio- !id evn !iim-lf to l.i- own in-.iti.tbl
Icon al-o di-i.iounte ! and wa- v. armly ambition. 1 look upon him as the d -embraced
bv Nev and J.i-. of!ieer-. Of ! liberate murderer of thousaniis upon
cour-e a shout in honor of Napoleon j thousands of brau soldiers whom he
v.'ejjj up from our ranks. Well, matched o r t!n -uow-eover. d mount-
r: ,. :, 1:..:..., . ..:n.:.. 1 i...t I hi-to"v ha; record e I the r-'t. We ain- of IJu-sia for no other re i-on than
-miles of (UU-.vo a -.eii'-raW- man ho I v:"rr orw'1 Ul iOUli hx" v'''h N":,l'" i So ' '- - &ry. ,.'h:it eau-e
in li.s.layliasheri.nr thr !l- a ,'"Mu' fr m:ikl,i- W'IV "!'" th, Ihn-
jiriest and univeisitv profcor. h,. 1 'f .-i-rlileen and twenty vear.- and K peror and the people : !s-ia? No.
m-.-i.s a Mttm-on it. ih,:,riin of the Iir,l " t" "'"" '! " - ,I";,, :i!''.! ' - " Jtvnch:m-n
... . ..'.-. I ..I.. . ill (!'.. 1 ......1.. ..4 .ilai. 1 lllllll II. btt it ll- r.vt innillit'iiti 1.1
;uiil oT N.itiolcoii'rf srr.iticj
Ciim; ieA Cli.tiacSvr.
were Ui.idied nd paid : .r
stsrtcd top:o jhmui't. 1 .
and pletted oat muic t .. ,'
it w.s-juc!i ixjHiicm. - -
eau-d the old men to - . :
-upcr-t.ti n 01 iate years '--'ieiit j when I iMH-an "Uiriii.'t r
with it la jrro-.vin; in favor abroad and i t.:l jK,. jj.,. J u. A
is likely to come to the front here. As j ,,n .irm Ula. ni . (f.
the opal i- the only prech.u- ft- i own IininN. an i not a .!.
which tlelie- imitation, and line -peel- ' U--H n(ti lt t,M w ( u .
w
lit.
lar
,tl Tin exhibition t -olelv spprrtainlnr;
ft t C'eyhui and the Co lofie or Tin-1-
aei. a.- they are iutr pn tily
ir termed. Ti au- nat who ktH th
nl i Agricultural Hill a a apjHr- o .
ft ordinary HnasUn- it -!!! icetn .til'
.it short of tnarloti that uudor n cir-
s t umstatieex it chmiM be mad. t 1
1 Morn j,jt;i r?v p' ht 1 j.fr-
coercHn. anl NaUlte ir teiSv-
came titu.ufMl l Wr Un--fVr-l
n4Kn. afti'r n(iwKi i Vt t'Afru
ton nwv Us jfft rt-a'-f lt.tnij
the hMi. ainf rwnf v.- alrrvr?
nt an rttamrtl a.e, k .:-! itthnt
IvMtati .a inti h wi. ' ..nk
!.'. !' .i wa.1 ... ... Il
.. . ..... , .., .WMW' fr. . '
r a;mer wniamental. Lmi uu! .M
p co . HaL-enbeek's nianujrin.ttt :ht- ta .r ibnmnrti: a-ua i
p. ,,. nas ooeii attain!. Uis t ne;ales ia ,
e at brought with te ui buihhnj; ma, -tub.
h di ne ''I' uh h.ul lm l .b oi.-
Were ou taken jri-onr at Water
loo
Napoleon. a'-eompaoi-d the Ilmperor
tlurnif the (::iiiiii:ii"-n a'ransst i'!ts,i ...
-siii.l was pr-i ul :.t Hi- Krea! i.mqtier- I '"-'" :,Ili!0,r,! W '1 "I"''-
or.s downl.tll at Waterloo. A- a piiest li:u! ! ' -;1-1 r.i Hiirhl to at
his bislorv is of peual intunat to the l,!I,! w""ml '! :, ,,,ierr l) who,
C'allu.lics and old seltl- rs of Chi.-a-o. l Wil" Uiwh :Htaehed. Ceneral i'upuno.
:Lshewasthe -econd man. .ManpiHte As l '" dashing ah.!.- on my hor-e,
bein- the lir-t. to celebrate ma.-s wilhin 'rJs' -' " ''K I . the
Ihe limit- of ll.i.s cit. This manis.,Hm,:u --i-"- lon me trniuini.
Jtev. I .outs lo'.eph Ne.vrou, prolcs-of
of :riuto:u and mc'it me in the lni-
ver-iiv of Noire Dame, rear South
JJcid. I nd r-ilher Ne;. rou i- i
bieediui; Iioni a fatal wound in the
shouhler. I di-mountcd to dres th.
wound, and while 1 u.is doin- -o a
11 hi, 1 s,i'l:"' "" 1'i'Us-ian.- came ujmit me ami
"iiiiiii ic icii i:n:; on monir.aui -. 111
vail.-vs and roadways tluriu- that ter
rible winter march calh d to He-i'.en
for vengeance, ami broii-rht tlown upon
hi? head the bitter cur- - of the thou
sands of widows and orphans he had
made in Trance. lie h.ul no consider
ation lor the comfort of the so!di"rs:
in fact h" hadn't lor his own. lie had
110 care except for the advancement o!
his personal -Ion. No. ids soldier,
did not love him tluriu"; and alter the
itiisdau campaign. I mean: thev de-
ih-.
ut
'He
mens are ot rar. occurrence, liier :ip- ; ri-o.e was riu to
jieara no -t-od rea-o.u why opal- should J 1 klvtxr nlv an. 4y
not re -over the hijrh faor the !u-.l j jin ,., 4 r f.t.. n tat
pr viiiu- to t'n publication of ir j. t.:tN an,j ve
aler hcott - novel. "Anne ot tieier- : workinj; owler.
stein." in which romance is a-eribed to , ,. K:l" jllr UoUm . v
this .-tone a summatural power f ! jVr.e o,,.". uhU-h
brinir had luck. iVeim- to the ap- th;lt ,,1, in a ,, .
l,,,!,rRn f thi ilviUm l:u" !,al 'n-(ihem. that it there i- ,
joyed it.- or:-imd character of be m; a , ,, llif.v lu,t hiri n
tone ami Mi.table i .r a betrothal ! ,,. aM, ln. tir ,
hrtnds. The f:inner in
loe
vrai
TJi
opal i, u-ualiy associated with , jj, he plea-cs to w..r
diamond-, but other eombiuatiou
-'luetiines ui ule
are
iiiiielv-siMh u-r. but he'-how. none of ! '"Ptn-l me. Tiny Mrijiped me ol l te-ieil and c.r him. '
' I 1 .1 ... 1 ..1 . . . .1 . 1 1 11
nearly all ihe Ihili-li -ur-iiiiT
deserted their po.Ls.
thi: Usual sins of adaneed a. Iiis
intellect i- as clear as it was liny year-
ao. ne otic-, not 11-e spectacle.- or a 1
mio, i- as creel as a soldier, and. in a
vorii. is m complete coiuioi 01 m
lacullies. Duriii"; the commeucetm ut
jerei-es of the unicr-3ty. hi- appear
unee n tliccimpus attracted tlie atten
tion of hundreds of the isitors when
home of the .student- made his identity
known. He was walkinir up the shady
:iveuuu leading to the pia.a of the
main building, attiivd in his cassock
jinil a black slouch hat, and was ac
finn):iiiied b a pet terrier that i his
constant eompaiiiou in his walks. Kv
cri )ii; who saw him rcmnikcd his
-Jrikiu'X reseiublaiice to the pictures of
Vieior iIii";o. He is aboe the midi:im
Jiejht, has broad shoulders, -urmouut-cd
by a lare. well haped head. ptr
t hilly bald at the top and coered a I
the sides and back with llowini; white
Jock-. Hi- beard is almo-t whit.
AVhen he notii ed that In wa- attract
ing att'Mition, he turned from the walk
siiul went er to a fountain in the
center of the rounds, ejoseh followed
b- the do-. The priest -at down oil
the euibiue of the fountain, and at a
rijrnal lrom him the do- jumped into
the water and be-an to sunn about.
Several TlNkiuwn ( hica-o people.
:ceoinpauicd by a Trihitsw reporter,
went over to talk to him. lie said.
3Jseif and m friend .Jack here
ire lakin- our morni:ir stroll. .lack
is- a smart doir and is a terror to rats
:md snake... He ha. a .special fancy
for catehin-snake.s and sliakin-their
lieads oil'."
Were vou at the hat tie of Water
loo, lathe., .-ouie one in tin'
iibrujitly asked.
The old man looked at the ipiestion
era moment and npiied: "U't 11. now.
who Ins lu'eii teliin- ;, .ei about me?
e.-, --ir. 1 wa- at the battle of Water
loo, and 1 was, there as a .soldier."
"You must be well :idaiued in
voaivs?''
"lam in my ninety-ixth var. but 1
Iiave a brother in France who i- .sever
al vear-older than uuseif. and isn't
111:1 rried yet, either."
A Tribune reporter .sought the vener-
3ilJe priest in his room in the inlirmary j inecnuts, Iud.. sent an appeal to the
ot" the univer.:l:
nearl", ail m" clolhin-and what uioiiev
I had ami tiirm d me er to the Iai--li.-Ii
ariii3, .Siere there was a lack ot
surgeon,--eons
h
(h'lieral Law ton was thecommaudcrof
tJi iliu-ion to which I was a i-ned,
and 1 was treated by him and Ids arm.v
with tin titiuo-t kindness and -entle-ltiaiih
court es. The (icucral allowed
me a stipend, and put none of the
usual restrictions of prisoners of war
upon me. When I was taicen to Paris
b. tin Ku-lish, I fouml msclf a com
plex pri-oner, so to speak. I was a
prisoner ol Lotii- XV 11 1, beeausi I
I was in Ne;.s desettin- arm, and a
prisoner of the l-.n-lish because I was
taken while lihlin-thetu. However,
the Flench rdiui-tcr ol War knew thai
I wa- with Napoleon a-ainst my will,
and he forthwith as-i-ned me to
duty as .Sur-eon-in-Chief to tie
lifsj re-iment of artillen. I weiit to
rejiorl this a--i-inuent to tin Kii-li-h
(leiierai. ami lie po-ilively refti-ed to
surrender inc. He -aid. with a -ooil-nati.".
d lau-ii: No, Nexron. ymi are
our pri-oner, ai.tl we need prisoners of
our protcs-ion, badly, ju-t now..
Therefore, I w ill chau-e the programme.
I lnreb order 3011 -ent to u;:ni-ter t
the surirical wants of the army at Calais
and I'linkiti;. It 1-. neeobs- to
tliat te.e ord. rw:is carried out. In fa
I neer saw tin
IV
. I
lJo Mm think he had much icii-iou-
feelin in his composition?"'
" He undoubtedly had. lie was a
slran-c beiiiif. a .rita!l nn-ttry in
him-elf. Willi ail hi- am'oitiou-seheniin-.
he never 1 r a moment for
pd hi- daih ivli-ioiis trainin-. and I
don't think he ever lie;,h.-ted to offer
up a pracr of si.uie sort niornin- ami
eenin-. H declared, when a pris
oner on S. Helena, that the happie-t
da of his life wa that upon which h
made his tir-t coniniuniou."
Father Niy ron is the chaplain ot
the -i-ler.- who-c duties brin- them
, but he shoiihl 1m in e
A new bracelet seen I .;... biiisilt and ! I. .. ..
wa-a wire one with o-.erlappin emks. j .j,,,j,j , .,. ,.vvry dram .
a lii.e opal was set in one and a choice j u-atir mi as to know t.. .
sapph'u. in the other. The iv-ult wa tmifoim. He shoul I i 1
a eiv pleasin- one. A riu- seen -..as vVr:y .-,,. w;.j, j,js wa
set wiih a rare opal encircle,! with the first throe or (our it. .
small diamond-. A cluster .-earf .in 1 Vl.r tncm. Tin uu r
of r-ccnt manufacttire hal an opal in . lilliu-any I-iiwrer ea: do .1.
the center set round with diamonds. j,,.., j ,IMlaiy IH, t. ,ir ...
The -aniet. while by no means a . sprin-when t!uie i- wa' 1
va'uable .-lone, i- alwas more or less u'n -round. Should lher 1 '
I employed in jewelry 0:1 ace Mint ot it- j ta-!.tde with. I draw w .r
brilliant tlor and haidne--. Th"iv , boat in barrel-, to t. -t 1'. .'
1... 1. .-... . 1 .. . .. . .. ! , .
ua- ueeii ;-u enon oi ia.; io ixipiiiai'i.e . .iv ee i preltv -ool !! - 1
tin-, -torn, and -wnin very pietty effects 1 hut water will alwav- inn d
have been grained in stteh oriiaaicnls a- ami no i.o.s-ibilit, ot a bl-ii
hair-pins ami neelclaee-: ornament- to ' tniniercan lo a --mm! j..!i f
be worn at niht. when ibe -arnet is ( it.- with live dollars w.e'h .l
mo-t cMeetivc. Th -arnet i bem- , water, and had b. tt r ..
em doyed. tMX. in jewelry for misses job ali ahme. mi as t.i '.
m. n veneu u intn in: a nnttvu :. a ,
ft . ... ... !. I.... ...! . t . 1 .
J.ll JU hmui mm irjujiri s siirrouiKS. U rT
$h ay i palm, I: - reaU. lruonIluar hr
in .at ' nsmarkabh plain and uuurn n.ju. .1
vi' tie I ple? ran he nuulo io pleUsr. ij ,
jq j at'd .sremj; the (tnj-.-( nilkiitt; b it
in ; tnionj; tkr bltlw kon.e? anl tnir t
jn . - eattle. tn is hnt alilr, fn t
. ct . time at least, to forget the eorkit 'Xtml
nature of their lemporary unu jl!Tjf
-t Uliu-ton. A "sakkeyah" (a it
would Ik; b-rmwl hv l.t.tim felin
hceti). or wnler-wheel. I- erril In
front of the huts ami wurkeI bi tw-jot
tne :in bumped ealthj eullel rottt.
'llnue an driven by a. child, at liny.
vh perches her-elf Fll the i,ii.iutit
wav on the vt t-y turthest point af tHo
11 'he ' l,,uZ l1"1' ieii turns Hie wairr" !.
II. "-'here ari sixteen of tho-e bwrly liltle
vuj, ! bus, vary in- from thirfcv tMi2i.n to
an
x
.e. itn
to
As
Me
"x;
H
pnd kiv
mn I u:t
iK
ami ehshlreiu and allords a ehaii-c
from ihe tunpioise. w liicb is inue'i used
lor the same purj -. Durin-the past
montii have been - en some attractive 1 .Mv olae-. m the vili.i
round piiw in Hljt open-work, pat-, drain thin v -four rod- !n-
terns and -el with arnet- In illtt 1 was ho chance tor niii. 'i ti
ho'.V. before he be ills t'. I o
I wll remember the tit-' '
du-. Ll wa.s befoie I b on.
r
Sr it
t- An ,
ini '"h
n s me j
Ttflr. ui . '
m ,tl-
pi lull.
K nv
f d In
K)ls and
ie rot
in j ii.-t
fot ,r-
m I 'l I
live leet hijih; these are !'j Uu ex
tremes of si e, the -rter number b.tne;
about as hi- a-a half-grow n rnlL Tlio
rtn ! ' ui-ale.e u-e the-e little biawt. ftr all
Ud ' -"ft- of purpo-e-. ridilie;. dlivme. Jbd
l0.'work and earrvinjr bwdi Nothing
jjj,, r.m ui jueiiior man a v iu .ihiac.
haekarne," or minialuru hu-iv,. eon-si-tiutr-of
a pair of light vJe, ars-l a
t rn - hoard, to whieh i h.nirv..'illono
oftlu-tin humped ,-bus. Harne-ed
in hanllv the riht word t iimu for
there is no harm--. except hilt tin Ifl'lo
animal has a collar to floeh are
fanisd the shaft., and ifcttfh aniH)..
mnt was caused iu the -i.- at the
wr
J 3
tk hr k tf tLr t d v:r-
vio"eHtlT U mml wT a. r t v but
nv rJ at in in l-it
oni r-4ttii hrr en . . . iXvU.
Ho lunrr lraMi io fts. 1 jpiitiv!
11m fWvnJir ww f.ru t . -f'hlj
v'h.i- b t-rawt n r-u-4 i t '$rtl
tltMi't NataJiv fjUlnr n 1l4inl1
him ! Oiril d 1 .. I kl.A
uoiriti kwtimti tM . . ii thi
)Me vvKoa alkjciry V - ii
tOrv, au1 far lb irt ! - . - ait-t:
s r a
wiih mir4 t nnta ' 1.1mi
wn. so lifitlktwl tkitl s.n io RtftiljK
a-kl ihe (WvlWr t . mi r- I. . I
Du Kent At. Ui hum t.- fcltM
nvv hu r)a u4 Hrui . I ej"
yr h ajjam tWw.1 i 01 o or t4
tite I'.disA iitbHnM i!m 'iofnt
onlv rvtMMiuWrml Ui pt-ooi-, 'Jj:.trs4
thorotishly tnii!tet n 1 . t . t ttinf
that ho wottld kop it. i e djnb4
was till m )TMrhdtr. nod. ;l-' K;iolil
enuj;h to be ht'ir fxUr. w - c
by hrr dtvou,a thtt h t Uuj
corneal of Nalalk' pr-t ! iinr
rtngi wketl )i xtiv litteen . trobt
Thti Hi!dbix tcfi pla r li4 tmif
mrrbd Hf ka. KM.n vr hnp.
To-day. ta I'lirvaJler hu 4 oijx
white heard HU hair t . wfHultei
but the vljjor of vuu'Ji 1 i.t 1 i- ftun
and th tin of Uis .!. -o ic . Mtiirtll
.Mnif. de KonL'kl i rIh i u4tkef
bv sirnnger for hU di J'. JMto ii
eartly thirl- enr 0 .', Mtt MU
beautiful Ilr i.fntnao I of I fc)n
is womier.tti. ra vn u n4n 'Imi
enterttdidn- etiTrntk.i. ; pbie ll
wit and idori.ti(sj ud U:r ijhjf
ettrate Satormntiott n irrx j'V '
V-nciiItil IlaM bv the vryin whieh i either thu KntflUh. Frviw h ll-Ml4
th" 7ebits hitched tlieniselv4 out fnun
under 3he shaft-on cverv iw ibh e-
l
ea.-ion.aml stood at riht fiirrl'-' with
the vehicle thev were liemb-d to
iboitt the university and iufirmarv. I tration mav be cited a circular Ih-oocIi ! the tub done tir-t bv an ' I '
. ' i
He ri-es every inornin-. winter and
-umiuer, at lour o'clock, and cel--brates
mas- for the -i-ter- iu th in
liimary chapel at live o'clock. Aftet
ma-- he take, a walk of piobablv two
or three mil-s. When breakfast i, an
nounced he is the first to take his -eat
at the tacully table in the senior re
feet orv, and he enjns tin meal with a
reli-h. He i- never indi-po-.-d. and. to
all appearance-, he i- -..od for year
vet in the land of the livin-. Clu
'tji Tribune.
THE SPHINX.
Tin
K'iIiMi tr tin Olil.., Iloniiiiii'iit In
Hie VV..1I.I ".!..iiit to tie s iltcil.
'J'iie riddle of the Sphinx is at length
on the point of bein- solved. The
Frendi Minister of I Jfieat man-headed, iioti-bodh-d iiionu-!
made up ot innumerable- windinr- i.i t it faded. Then I went ?
and out of -old rope and wire, llnckh ! mornings and nighL-. ami jn
.studded with small but bri.lian.'v-liued drain. di--in- six te.-t !. . 1
-arnet. s. I acre an- a!.,o example- to 1 point, havtti-onlv twoinin
be -ecu of moonstone- .it touiid with ' cord in- to the level made t
-arnet-. I iie-c .a, 5 affoid a -bowy 1 workeil jrrfctly for t 1 1 1
ornament at -mad eot. and nurt lin The farim r who once be-.n
deiiian Is ol a popular trade, liit are 1 ami iioe- a little of it thot.u
haidly in a -ood ta-u a an the , will hanllv ever sjop tint.! 1
moonstones set lound with i'om di:.- J all dra'ne!. It h hires ti
:aoid-. for two moderate. v-pri I ' done and it fail-, it will .. 1
-ton's when broii-ht to-ethur art ha-; f r year-. It i-the hop. .l 1
bh to cheapen eaeii other. 1 that thi- bit ot exot-rb n t
As with all other -torn,, then- are! ;unH' l" 't,rI ' ',-l,, v
many varieties of garnet wnich are i 'Ju'r!' l,s- Cuinilrij ' .' . . .
di-tiunip-hahle bv their color and al-o j -
by the difference of their -iiemic:d
compe-itiou. Tae varietu.- uiii In !
tr nr i" -iiien- in.- n.'iii
In I a ' draw. The rein.s are rfitplv a.xyn
t jue through the nostrils. Tjhe pace ot
I I rred I "'' ''hns i-startlln-. and f neolithic.!.
. . .... M . .
id hut
IP 0H.
iu the
lv ecpeet that one of the ij-ijlin of Jlr.
IGi-enbock's tsit to Ku-Ujad will be a
rolth or (tail in loKiie. A
ttiut tZ-zprtm
THt U. 3. NAVY.
r. v
VVIial A.titilml M. I...U.II4 l ir f'i
rrilMH II ll.ilr.trli.i
Hear Admirol lalwnnl 1 Noi.
........ .. 2 j
lin l iiMU siniiM .Xiva, w l''!l1
elgnr md walking luck tiel f.ftK b
tall ndlltjirv lljrure .vttr.t. ting iti-uli
when a reportei met him
demaial for zebus and Itektirrn to
i... ...... I ri'ttl'ioi'. iioiiiv of the villio e.srl, iio.l
fcl. ae-1 hv ladies i the country A .piamO. '"" Wn"1 ""w 7" 1 f
Tit I,, orpiTttierfaionitwoui he impo. r ' ' W h, . w bar. -J l at
!tv ir- sihleb-hmigiiie:biitomUUght nin- L J " "M!k of- W. ,a ,At.oJ
fil -tin pilllcnidc.il of the haukarb u-oiihl-bo Jl "K 1ml ther are noi .
V
CALF-HA is 1 r;c.
jewelry are know 11 r.
uaiuoii .st ne. alma
-ro.:p
Wara-ain. The Knli-h allowed me ,,t which has for aires been more niian -arnet. Winn cut en r . '. j. i
than bait buried y the aecun.ulatm . M, :l. to au a ni-ed obbm- ska;)..
sand- ol the de-vrt. i- now being rapid-. it 3, termed a earbuucl.. and. if ot fair
Iybrou-htto light, and ere long one! s;t. :i:; p,:ro ,.(loi Lj, c..nipar.iiivelv
of the mo-t extraordinary relic- ol ' ,e:u.ng. xaluabh. T3,e varietV
I" .....:....,.:..:... : :i i ! .
'"''-. i'"1 oi.auoj. win oe once more; ;vm,v, 11
M-ible in it- entirety. The work ha-!
1 Tlir .'.Irtli'.! .X I T - t lv . I'rm
earyunc... cm-, biui. ii.irr.i..
num. aud i.obc-
uoiitiu pa. troin the turn ot my invol
untary a inment until i was dis
charged as a piisoner.
-How did it happen that vou be
came a prie.st?"
Well, to bej-in with. J was a -ol-
Gr.c el' the c .ni-:- lf
dairy conference heid in I
Kng.. gave his view- a.
alvc-. American ealf-ri.
intcre-tod in his method ..
as follow-:
"A daily record shoul ! s .
veil, J neces-ary. :is we aie afra4 modern -
t . tii J. ...1 1 i .. 11
n i 1 1'iicies 111 .aoies mjoch thuhi uaroir
.. I ..11.. .. 1: .--.. ... .. .... ...1 i I
r all auov.- ij n ui 01 j;r.ij 01 og oim-iii 1
. I !.... .. .t... .. ;.t ...:. 1. .!..
I a( k "oe .sunn :is iih- . iiinies'i.io iui im-ir
v liter! prelicurule toes. LvtitlotlhuttiTVifJ It-
ii fuei ''tout.
- . II.
r.-
.i'Whdt kbi of Vr-MU -.h-
.idJd?M
s,. II.) !. t. ... 1.. .1 1. ..I
r. 2
fri uv- Amrl tin r KtiniiM'aiil In'aU
Iu th eonlnteVtiii cd our vft
pii-lHtu My hba b thii! w- in? it
It bv ejMrliniU that i.'c wit
VERY KJND-HE4HTED.
lion-1111 i: rilliifjly liuni f n loir4
III. I... for I Irs I a.
Huniane father (to soft Henry, jou
ought, to h- ahauietl bf vonrnaJf Jo! ,mw ,),, .mm.J. ,erl.!H
1 . 1
late ; tt,", a .vo"" '"r4' nun till lt in a j.ge .,jy trj,M, llt .IH.unu an
ire. j , -voa n!,l '""- " "r ""T'v 1 uontruQtliii. AMtrrann UrM.i e-H
uwal to eontrurt ffm u.fviil
rninri hav. miMii, nd Mtfirtct
navy epial u Uwrir ta lat t iftpitv
mnu. Thu fur wr h. jtl'd
not Imiidbiir a iwtr, ir t i
I
re , tit !
id wDrhl
dier against mv will, but at the coin-in-! htu ",,in" " ''Vt'r ,H,, ''ry last,
.-ion of the war. I made up mv mind ' w,,' : " --'-tion of .Ma-pero.
that I would either be an ollieer in the j Uiv ch,,": ,,!rt,("to1 :" l" department of
fgular armv, or what was left of the ! '""I""!' ' K.-ypt-ihe Fren h ptib-
I lie. iu the cour-e of a few
ts cinnamon stone-, as the
name implies, t- of a redlish-yeIow '
tint. re-e:iibli,i -omeu'iiMt ttw (.n'lir r.'
- ...Ml L I.. 1 . . .. t .
rt. . ...... .... . . i k ne tavioeu i..o ni.i
Lilt -1 a.riiii, ifki.i trf.u. '
viebl o! iriicli in. If a no
lID
I wan jat ;j- sweet to It In xour i to
1 ((, , viii. (iol bellowed ft1 t a.s inurh istfii
-V j upom the creation of tril bird a llu
did upon the creatioi of vou. How
would vou like it if f m gret beji.i
m, L
-Iioufd catch vou anjt hut vou up
mendv to hear vour r ' I don't
'thr
nlol
.r.
cinnamon. Hk-. -Ume- come lrom ..im. .... p- . ' that gom-to Stmdrtv.hooj ha dove
Oy ion. prineinallv. ami are often s ,Jd ;I,M,lsl '". l"' Ce":' "' '"' 'V W,( vou. inv good. I ha.Uoped. ,0 f6r..t-
a-hvacimhs or jacinth-. fn.m which. I W ,ow,l IH lh" ,,r'1 !Mr ,rE -?" I K'. tW that in the n.Jer of kiudf.evt
however, lluv ililtVr In manv- inn... ! "K,,,t --tv per c-nt. 11 p last I - wotljAjl4lk,. nfu,r ,,wr
, ...,: ,.- . t, ,",.'. 1 drawn: the thinl drawn in - prii con- , -. , . I , . V
1 .. . ... 1 111-. xii .ni" i-iiiii , ii :i i..v- ti.i!ir. 111.
re-mar armv, or a priest. .Alter due "" j
:.i : .. 1 ..1 1 .. .i 1 i scribed suiiicicn funds to enable the '
v im.Nui-i .uio.i 1 co.'ose me jiric-iuo'iu j 1 ...n. ..i in ii..iis. iu.- ai:uwi.i:ie i- . . . , 1 rnomer 8I1U nil', ijiuai 00 iiou ,vr
and entered the scminarv of l.vo::-. i worK ot xv.tihm to bo cani-d to f .,., ,,...,.,. cut iu fH.,.t, and poiished. ! t:un n',:,r-v hftlf ";""' ' "J? " don't vou feel a,hau4 of MmrW
j and after studying theology for "three I nf"n;. ' '' ''f " -t with a back and foiied to imitate a nd nrawn lit he ,u l .did - dowrt,'-Vo .ir.
t .... 1 ..... , ., 1 news lor r.-v:.o o-ist- tnav be e..u- ...1... .1 1 ....... .. .. , into eii.al iart-. ih o . Ii xwn. - 1
v cars 1 wa.s oiiiaiueu a prie.st ior i ne 1 . . " - ni., uirai::i;iii!ii:irii;u;i pa-ses ;or a , ... , . T ... i?ti,- l i...nt.t ftiinb fbnt v
I-.... i-.... ...... ' -. cevei. when it is rem. nil..M-..? fb-,t ,.. ...... .- .......... Wih contain at h-a-l two- iMd-tth" frathor I aitoulfl punk that oa
u'.oce-e 01 i.e. .av in ;ne -t:nng 01 ls. , '. among in. unini.ia.nt. iiw .. -,,f.i 1 i, ;,1,.i! .. b.. Vft ..
hist time the S:hiu w-is di on: of i . - 1 1. 1 - ereani. .Mv iiraelare i ' tnc wunibl. 1 had in tend tt to le. yoi go
.How did vou happen to join the tiu. - , ,! i" ' J ou, hit, the country fth me. bn, I'ea,
American mi-ion? lilt -en centuries i,foie Chri-i. or about t " ur t . t X&TZmlt"l"' W il -l allow ,eh a er J boy to
-In the year is:'... Ibshop Brute, of .. , v..., ., s,.llf,u,v - , . V . .! l ' .U !. ' ' for liniter. Hv this plan . n the' pany in-.
young priest-of France, a-km- .-ueh
Won't you kindly favor me with of them as had the apo-to'.ie -pirit to
-sonic ot your reiumi-ceiiee- of the lirt I volunteer lor the Western mission-. I I
. m a.m. 1 r i . t,. . .&jaa ll .1" :oiim n iiv. I 1 .! .-!. itr. an: .1001 .11 .i- . . ! --!! . 1
. 4 ... ..": . . . itv-live eeniurii
jsia and tne oat tie ot v aterloo? a-l.td i mg nie lrom home to tlo the work of
...:...!..! t .1 ..J ....... r
I ... , . ! teviu uui 01 ;ae iocs. Uioro inau lor-
of opinion that the Sphinx i- the oldest
monument in the world. It appear,
in anv ease. Io have bejn erected or
tie, seiibe.
So you -ire a new.spaper man. eh?
TTc'l, vi must exetise me from talk-in-
at any length. lor I have many
1i::ie.s refused to be interviewed. Of
whr.t Use can t:i .-tones aud opinions
3a; to thepublie? What you would ask
of mo has all been recorded in hi-torv.
.raid the narration or opinions of a
poor old man situated as l am would
lie of no use to a::y one."
4 Did on kuyw .Mar-hal Nov er
onally?" Indeed I did. to my sorrow. "
T!hiv mu-t have bee:: a great v.ianv
stories ailoat to the effect that Mar.-iial
release theey w:is ne. or executed, but was al
io his firm-owed tj e-cape. and that he eanio to
mil
alo.
ef 1
objei
Dec.
rorlr v
situation
Un in Uns country.
m Master in a fc reign land. So did a
young friend of mine. Father Shafer.
We obt.-rned leave from our li-hop to
join tiie American mis-ion. and forth
with started to join I'i-hop Unite. I
before tin Chri-tian
era. and therefore about f. IO year-a-o.
The size of the strange ima-j is
vi ry reniarkal le. The body ia more
than Im) feet long. The ..sr t the
huinan-.-haped liead are a vout six feet
lrom ton Io IrOKo'll !ie nth.r f.i?nre-
... . ... . .... .-. t ---.. ' ...... .. ...... -
.IM.-U o.-nop urine, occause like my- ,.-,, ; nroponioIK Tiu. k.Jirncd ,x.
sell, he h:u be n a di-:eian and snr-, Ijlowr u,lo anj . tu. Work
-eon b.lore becoming a prie-t. In the , of t.M.:l, :Ulo:) ,,;,, n .j,,,;. .,,,
early sprinsr of In'W rather Shafer and wh,,n ;hc 0t.ltHfl is fullv hnuzln lo
myself arrived at Mneennes and were , Iiirh n numhcv of olh.r .,.,-...
welcomed by the Bishop, lather Mia- d,.co,,ries w ill lw ma.ii. In am ease,
terwas forthwith sent to Clueago and , .,,- t.u,;umhnarv relic of the 'oldest
my self to New Albany, lnd. j hunia!1 civi!iiKl.if.- CJII1 !U1. faiJ :o flirm
lint in on year, during lftW. I had . a more attractive -ht than ever to all
I
1. . I 1 - . . - t i
i:ie uaroe-i 01 iiie-:nKl iamii. I lie
I superstition- ami magical propeit,
attributed to the g:me: in ance-nt
time- were similar to tho-e ascribed to !
the ruby. JiuLrs 'ir-'vlar.
New Use for Old ETdls.
I
dairy i minimized, and t n
the advantage of warm ii
I ntil the ealve arc a. t 'ii
milk -houiil not. a- a ruv .
amt the Milves until mhwn -tan
time, a dav mtii -
hate, jlcnry -I'lcas, leulie go.
mi.;-;
I lb,
idcilj
Father Oh. uo.
1-oy Whv ?
Father -Ucau
on might brfn
' i)irtitn of the whole ueLk n-w
. s., -. - . . ! and auvetiU indicate. Ir.
at 3j.jrti 1- ta'Cing j r ...
, ., , 1 c'a that va;blserit-i.
ion of the new lv mar--. . , - ,, , ' ,
Every body
about tin m.ni
ried C'omte de Miranda, who the'
i is adr:-abb from, lin
' ht4d from lite calf J ia-t .
Tlere is nothing fikr -w
, reanng caheji. JieT n'
but -botiM the milk -uf
1'
been on mis-ionary dutv in nearly
every part of Illinois. Indiana and part
of Kentucky. The ravage of the enoi
era in Kentucky rendered my services
S country. 1 neces-arv there, and manv noor vie-! .. ...,,...t ..!,.. ..:.. ..:....! ,..-... ...:,....
Mkn JOHJ. v;C!?. 1 p:ive beam a .story to that tims died in my arms while I was ad- wbere he prouo-ed to nut hi-dau-htef.
tug me gamu.j. n is as amusing as it :s rid:eu- ministering the last saerameiits to
eats: lueuia? i :im uSitive bovumi anv duubt them. Tn l.W7 V-ober .Sbnfpr i?.vt -.?.!
------ . .-a. v - - v -M V lkf .-. a "
j ti-itor- to the land of the Nile. 1a.hi-
"And vvhat do vou teach?" r.-k eti
public know by ihe uam of ("hrisj:
Ndssoti. The rooms are hein::el in
the mo-t extraoriiinarx and coftitne
fr,blfIl Tbi th. .?i.r-.r.irn 1,. t..
. -.. 1. , , , 1 -.. 1... tkrough drrMighti r -in "
ivend wttJi alt her ob! hotel bill-, whi.e , ., , ,
., ,, , ., , , - , t tfce milk fyr cJves.tTor f. 1
the wall-01 Hie boudoir are cove rut . ,
... ,, , , . . ., .. may bs- stippieimetitl i-v
with the mu.-ic and hnretto- of ad the ...,," . .
rttizv. mi.xel antn tf
.
in the iforr:'.n of
01tme.1l to on- if li
ouera- iu which -he has ever takr
part. Lively painting, of ."-wedi-h
in the ! ud-ro-.m. w.2cIe
scenery hang
the card-room Tl- coraplt-ly apoI
vantage raav b tsten of ?
kigh. .very ev W:IS ahot. 1 had commdes
ncn and wonien0f tj,c oompauics of soldiers
chairs, or by theird, the detail of men was
BUiids. and seated - 5.1, CVsoution. Depend upon
they play until tiret! lQ ,ucn TO whom he said:
oat. There arc ma,ieSt f,rc;' been disposed to
are not crippled, you,,. t!:e EnzHsh would have
romen, young men othey did uot."
Mki Mnie. Ratazzi, neitherrj, svmnatbizc with
crippled, but still pretty, altfctaM"
her fifty-eighth year and raarrietrVfre(j ja a ylt 0f
Touag man, a woman of remarKtb
celebrity, or infamy, as the case may
and still a desperate gambler.
was buried somewhere in the village of
Chicago. Bishop Unite sent tne to suc
ceed him. with the understanding that
as soon as Bishop Kusati. of St. Louis,
sent a priest to Chicago, I was to
report b::ek at Yincennes, I w:v- sta
tioned at Chicago not miite five weeks
when Father St. Cyr. of St. Louis, ar
rived there, having been sent to take
charge of the mis-ion by Bishop Rosati.
prouo-ed to put
"All that a liberal education reruire,
together w itli a proper peroonal pride."
was the answer. "Yes. yes. I see. It
is a sort of baughty -cultural inalitu
tiotu" .V. i Inticjfcmiini.
Leon, tiuaiiajuatn. is the great
manufacturing city ol Mexico. Every
week are made there 10.0CO -addles.
.. ... .rt . ii.ii. i.vi A.irf ti; io ,v i
concerniag the cuntatnci. rhrrrn-lf . ...,.,, J
, ar? urn- n nius wm t tk-i
i,i .. .. 1 i.
from boor to ceding wth cc rungs ... '
frim all the nevr-pap:rs ol the -tor.ti ! . .
,. , :-i-h. iiu 3.11T iav i.j-v
j work and pane4ing of the
are completely hidden by ali Lhx faded
wreath.-, bou-met-- and r br-jiii pr
seifteji to the prima donrLi on the
various occasions oa wni.?i -iej ap
peared in public. A. Y. 5J"VrW.
-e fed.! hri a lot of bird: d shut tliam up
vi cage!.
Henrv No. IiwMldn't.
l-attir I can'U t'Mt von. V nrr.
thought that 3 o!uI of nihie woafL
commit j.uch aifc lutragc Why. is
make.i rn' .dmilic Ut tbiok of it.
What o.G&vi ytt to im(ioa thai j
bird? j
Hcnnr- -Mrs ?utron t tVI mr that
if I'd catch it ami put it jo a a for f
him hed givr-u: tlo do'iarc
Father Ah. af dhL vou
1
money. ;
JJenry -T'-s ir.!
Jatlurr Vhr wcl.' iium h all risltir
I Jidn"l kao- but thai yo Iat il op
njrrelr tccvour oira 'raaswnw-au Irt
ir ts-iri ibrii tirr dcilar. t
Tractl?
heifer cjilve- that are to Hi
eow han vTd the lnt
lir-t iu-4n. out. v.it.i '3
from the last drawn, h
nonnhing to keen thera
and m thriving conditin-
Ti f.1 if-tf-r-sr!v V.-Ifi
..H . . . . . .--..-.. ....v .... . - .. -.
-1 tie ter,do 1- so de. twet.Te :o piles , . - .. .bo,
ia San Diegu. CaL. thas as prci.-ction.
iato thoc usei in hjiilding a wharf
il"re lauly. tnpcn"y nail, rrere drir-
o cioMily togetaer a to aimot
25.000 common blanket. tO.iMJ tijj
., , . ...,., . , , . ja so c(OMiv togetaer a to aimo
blankets. 2.0 pairs 0 shoes for ! , . . " , -1 1 t- i.
o.s .- - - . Complete .y cover ihe piks f runi ba'tv
men. 30.000 pairs for women. anat?J, -, . . - . a
Thus, you sec, 1 was the second pastor 000 pairs for chilrctu
;ide ra-ilS lo lhu.bo.tsWU
a!lowtil to lo-e grwend. bj
not l-e alir.ircil to Wvoiae fi
elusion. I can not too trci
the cece-sity ol regularitl
and of each cow being fri
to her individual xviuirrai
jrco
zvt Um!
For a sew toTtBinniacjhjJ. Ala.,
ha r! nry touf obi rto. Oa
Li to hare tae eiy hali aaarket Ustt
rankwIy at fctrral4 vn hox
daring the' nighc. TW rixiS wakaa
rpV:Hp aa43t tfci kor wka
ti h s-i. Xfca ttajiaK hx alo immM
af!ai9ed, t a laace. .t CL
PiflMmt Lover--"! kowrt I
perfect ter i mj iiar.'
r!"$lmt. y caa: b hS
f)yo dosoiateS U?U.n
have aJr-mdv prwvil ucoji,
Japan" tv 'rttmmn i iiseMk
war-viwut! of im imU t paffirf r4
irueieii in inft.noi i tr mn H
(irntum vll luht ' ni
it. I hr a grat tuvr.r jm j I
oiij;bt to har jrwri-fijuU f ,
know tvhot tv ur ulk i
We doa't wnt lruwJaJ
btirtt rt of jfrpat; prij a
a enparltr for irryuig at
molii' pply of eoil Ir
rant (Hit bv Hi" aot;st of th' i
Our r-M hotild ht luJJt
ItfAlnm ami at-I lf(trt.
All Ue fir4tHr4-i. war f--rI
ntrur!d. I - Lomi tUrnk
nrd any of lh hmrf. flrjui
del. hAgu-di aj'bitj. Hin
?jMiailjf tlttti for a. mruf
far harbor dfen ."aa! for!o
fort. Tar an hI Ut .nk
adel it itt Itft crt&rr and t
and r.ar ot lb 1 caa
away ail iWck;ul will not
eostinu4A- t ! fiostinj
belrhiaj; leth bpelljr m,f.v'r
lt 1 xrpjrti Jlt oor Na
of Knti awr eaife ai eoairjr ?
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