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CLOUD. .... NEBRASKA.
MOW THANKFUL Wt SHOULD &
If UiiriM wrrr all attached to bretaa,
Ho thankful we should tot
If ' ho" were Barrett front railway triaw
Mow thankf! w ahoala to1
If fad aad foibles wrrr taboet.
If sum wrrr not y la.Hr chawed.
If death would htndlr slral thr audr,
How lhaaatal we should tit
Clitcace Urrtld.
If rat would only iWp at ntxht
How thankful we abuuld If I
If Bioucjr would not ifrl o light,
How thankful w should If'
If women would not tat, fnrvwth.
If tattle,' hat were Ira uncouth.
If w rather e lerke aoold tll the truth
How thauamiWeahould txsl
Tvukem (statesman.
If flshrnurn would stick to fart,
How thankful wr should W
It mrn would alt twtwrru thr acts.
How thankful wo should I'
If (Irlt In front their hat would doff,
It folk would tlop at home wbo rvuitfe.
If empty i;unn would not go off,
How thankful p should tx
Huston Courier.
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It drink mrn's grief would trail) drown.
How tbinkful wo sboaM Iml
If, on the flu?, tack frit point down,
How thankful wr should te'
If bsbtes would not cry at night.
If politician would do rlk'lit,
If turn would pay their drtil at leal
How thankful wa should tie'
Lawrence Atuericea.
It railway trains wrrr nevrr lain,
How thankful wr ihould twit
It hoor car never mad U wait.
How thankful wr should br I
If hrn would scratrh away from heme.
If dogs would twirk whra burwtara ruaax,
If brer wan nevrr two tfalnla foam.
How Uiankfui wc abould I1
- lloumTranfrlil.
lf boarding house wrrr all rtiht
How thankful wr should tr
If r would Rive a decent light.
How thankful wr should twt
It salary day u twice a wrrk.
If plumbers could but atop th Irak,
.If wr might find all thing wr seek,
How thankful wr ahouM lie I
- Ctilraco MafL
A CJlUfiL CONSPIRACY.
Old Mr. Brown and Hi Bon's Lova
Attain
Old Mr. lirown, the wealthy tallow
merchant, wa haunted by a morbid
-dread that hi only son .lark would
make an Imprudent uurrlngo. The. re
lation between the two were a little
strained, owing to tho young man's ob
jection to cngago in mercantile- puraulu.
Ho had wished to eater tho army, which
old Mr. Itrnwn regarded an a hut-bed of
rice and dissipation, and having been
thwarted in thU, tho lad would condn
ci' nd to do nothing tml to road langtitdly
for tho har, ohvloualy without tho Iraat
Intontlon of adopting tho law aa a pro
fMalon. ThU naturally IrrlUUnl bla
fathor, whojMcdlly Ucaiuo contlnrrd,
frm Ihnjatorlra which reached hlmiara
of Maatcr Jack'a Brocvodlnita, that ex
travairanr) and dlaaipatlon can W prao
tlrrU hy a plain civilian without any
military training whatovrr. Hut though
Jack lirown had qulttod tin- parental
' roof, and hla father rigidly roatrlototl
hla allowance U illOO a year, which led
toajcreat many unpluant dim:uaalona
betwoea tkoin, thny wore, not completely
eatranged, for each arxrretly ntcrtalnisl
more reaiect and affoctlun for the other
than, bo cared toahow.
Hut perhatM tlm real origin of tho
-coldnca and of old Mr. Ilrown'a r-
patual uueaalnoai waa tntm tracM to an
rly lpro affair of the young man who,
wbnn acarcely ono-andtwrnty, had en
iragid klmaelf to a pretty but pennlUaa
flrl Jfwvernfaa in the family of a
nfttthtaf? Mlaa Mary Marahlanda wat
BlfMy twlwrated and accomplUhr!, and
l4y by birth and training; hut the
old tallow merchant wld not hear of
sf the engagement, aa4 vctnel It In a very
peremptory way. Hut. though hn uc-
-f'oUd by a vlgoroua exorcise of parental
authority In reducing hla aon to aulunl
alon, and Mint him of? on a voyage round
"p- the world In charge of a tutor, tho lad
, ' dlaplayrd aatartllniraplrltof headktronf
v iBdrpcadanco, and solemnly warned hla
father that,' It he abould contemplate
matrimony again, he would take ore
, not bar I k hla bapplaeea by diaclotlng
, , . ! Intnthin.
' Old Mr. ilrswn waa more Improaaed
f ytnla announrement than be reallied
s j at the moment, and aa time wontin and
Maiter Jck aeetnel to have completely
reeotered from hla early dlaaptlnt
t ' anent, kit father eomntlmra doubled
4 whether be bad dono wlely u inior
fere. It feared that hla son waa jut
the aort of aalag ulded, aurceptihle young
. man to be inveigled into matrlmoay,liy
' eoanndawlirnlngf adventure-, and If auch
M catnatrophe orcurrrl it waa not pliav
H ant to reflect that the lad, warnwl by
la nrevloua etperlanee, would, In all
yrotonlllty. keep hi own rounael, and
not nfford hla amtoua parent the opaer
tunlty of reaculag him from hit own
Imprudenc.
Old Hrown gwt thla idea ao Irmly into
' . U kead tnal it rendered him perfertly
f, Y ilrAli . unluckily, bla aon a)-
"" wayamataUlnwd an attitad of marked
reserve concerning bU private affair,
which tacraeaed Ue old man's nneavii
It nsuat be ewaed that Mr. Krown,
waa wet the sort of father saw
ner Invites naafldenc., for be was
habitually gruff and uatympelaetlc.
Rut It is certain that the young man did
nt appear to reHeb kin mvent's fre
n t tnlarenf to th tsffc f necret
aMftiafet. ajtd U Mr. Krawn notieew
hat on snek orcasiwna hit aon alwayt
haatenrd nf chaafw the cwnver atfa-a.
"Thlewas n rwfirwoay the raee en
nw fnraleralar evening1 that the old gen
(Ueavaa, wka fandeal that he ,kwd re--eently
noticed a aort of veiled wtanrw
in Jark's manner, resolved to aatUfv hU
hjr atnkinff aoeae imanlriew
(JM foanr leikaw'a frUmda.
It en kapyened IKat en the very neit
4ay after he nrrivew at this deternOaa-
tiov he rame aeroaa is the city a ywnaff
man what was a member of Jarh'r elaW.
The Afinvt ally saewetf toataadtoka
loat, a4 Mr, Meat CatUew had oa
reviodt orraekiaa saawa hintaetf to aa
atr,aai4aUie4iafiUaa. (a
II Mr. Mrown had already atehet ua
several hlvU of hit son's aiwewedtnga
irom this eottrce, and when ha la vl tod
the young fellow to luuch with him, the
latter aeemed, by hla manner, to he la
no wlae averse to undergo the catehl
lag which he evidently anticipated waa
the object of hla boat.
The old gentleman did not venture to
broach the aubject he bed at heart until,
after a aulialantlaland recherche repeat,
be waa aeated with bla gueat In a anug
corner of the smoklngroom; and ecn
then he waa acutely aenalble that be
waa acting In an underhand way ltut
he endeavored to console himself with
the reflection that the end juntlfled the
mean, and he waa relieved to find, when
he awkwardly blurted out hi Inquiry,
that hla companion acemed neither an
gry nor Indignant. Indeed, Mr. Stephen
Carlo, who eat a weak-jed. br aril raw
young man, with a reeedtug chin abd a
propenlty for giggling, apparently re
garded the old gentleman 'a parental an
loty aa an eiceltont joke, and chuckled
for aovural tnlnutea before hn could flu I
wordi to reply
"Ni you've heard of It at lat, have
you, Mr lirown?" Inquired the young
man, at toon at he could apvak.
"Itumora have rarhM my ear," ld
the old gentleman, greatly atarllnd,
" hat have you heard, vT Irujulred
'oung Carlow, abruptly
"Well, nothing definite I hould l
very much obliged to you If ou will
tell me every thing You will l doing
a reel eorvtce to your friend," aald Mr.
lirown, eafnenlly
"Shall I though? IVrbapa he may not
think mi," aald the voting man,agej,
aa bo contemplated hU hoat' anxious
countenance with a humorous glance
"llo shall never know. I give jeu
I ty word of honor that I will net men
tion jour name," cried the old geutlo
man, who could acarcely control hi
nervous excitement.
"That won't quite do, either You
got me Into a row once liefom, Mr
lirown. I told you aoniethlng In con
fidence, and Jack at once gueaaed where
you got It from. No, hang mo If I'll ay
n won)." ald Mr. Cerlow. with auddea
aerloutneaa, evidently atrongly moved
by aouin unploananl rcmlnlacetice.
"I will comply with whatever rondl
tlon you like to make," said Mr, lirown,
fingering hi cigar nervoualy
"I'll tell you what, promUn that you
won't My any thing to Jack about the
matter! Then are mom waya than one
of killing a cat. Your tei chance of
stopping thla little affair I to get at the
lady," aald Mr. Car low, with a knowing
wink.
"Very well. I promt",'' ld Mr.
lirown, trembling at the mention of tho
aubetantlve feminine.
"It's l.ola IU-11 he's gone upon.
"You've heard that, I auppoao?" said
Mr. Carlow.
"Who la Ula Hell?' Inquired the old
gentleman, setting hl teeth.
"lola Hell! IKia't you know? Why,
you can are her photo In all the ahop
windows," aatd Mr. Carlow, a little con
tetnptuoualy, "A oolobratid avtreaa, of
couree."
"O, that la the lady, la It? I.ls lUdll"
said Mr. lirown, endeavoring to apeak
calmly.
"That I her name at pre-wmi, but
Jack la ao gone ow her that abe maybe
Mrs. .lack lirown hy thin time, for all I
know," aald Mr. !ariow, alrilv.
"Oood heavenat You don't mean to say
that he baa married her?" cried Jack'a
unfortunate parent.
"No, I don't think no, really," said
Mr. Carlow, with deliberation. "Hut
he will."
"He shan't." said Mr. lirown, draper
ately. "There to only on way to prevent It,"
returned Mr. Carlow. "if you like to
leave it to me, Mr. lirown, I think I can
manage It,"
"Your exclaimed Mr. lirown, perhaps
a trifle contemptuously.
")M,m. I've seen something of the
world, and 1 know how thuee thing are
done. It'a a question of squaring," aald
Mr. Carlow, lowering hla voice,
"Oh I you mean that yon think the
the lady can be bribed," aald old Mr.
ltrown, with a gleam of hotw.
"I'll manage It If you give me carte
blanche, Mr. Krown." replied Mr, Car
low, with fiaty couCdence. "Hut It'a a
delicMe hutlni-M, and I expect ahn will
open h mouth pretty wide,"
"What sort of figure?" Inquired Mr.
lirown. cautiously
"it might lie five, thou.," aald Mr. Car
low, blowing a cloud of smoke, and
watching It with an abstracted expres
sion. "Five thousand noundal Preposter
ous," exclaimed the old gentleman,
"I asy It might I-; but I daresay I ran
make her llta to reason," returned Mr
Carlow "Anyhow, you ran rely upon
my getting you off as cheap aa possible."
Old Mr lirown' butine instincts be
ing fully aroused by the tifrn tb con
versation had taken, he began to recover
from the state of nervous excitement
Into which he bad keen thrown hy Mr.
Car low's new, and to reflect with toler
able calmness on the situation, ilia flrst
impulse had hen to avail himself ef hla
young friend's proffered eerrWs, bet a
few mlautoe' rwnaJdarsUoa caused hint
to abandon the idea. Hn 444. not 4ovbt
Mr. htrphen'e hemeaty and ga4 inten
tieaa. but be had no reason to feel
dear In his tact and Wuainras raaao
ity, lleelje which, It nrcurred to him
that puwslbiy young Carlow axlght be
equally wrong in his anrmlaea aa to
Jack's intentions and the lady's natore.
There might he ao qaestlea ef marriaara
between thean,r, la any ana, Mia LeU
Hell might ha opea la aha aeavktiea
that hy marrylaf a anUaa. dleiaher
ited yoeag nana aha wwahl he acting
foolijhly in her own IntereaU. la aaert,
Mr. Krowaewar 4e4 that he aeaMoea
4act the aefetiatloaa hlmealt at leasts
well as bla yovag friead. and he taerw
fere said at length;
"1 really aea't think that I ae4
troqUe ytra, Ut. Carlow. If yvm will
give me the lady's address 1 will call
afea iet."
Mr. IMepaea Car tow looked as startled
aad aisrearwrte4 hy thin annawjaeament
that lev n atagle taetaat ha t a pared hU
aamntoa with a vagwe jeeliagsd daaat
aad ntlatrsvu hat he said at Uaaram. aiwh
aarelrasUegh:
-All rSgh'.J 1 4H awat to UtorJera,
Mr. Rrown, hut let me give you a tip
don't let out who yoa are I"
"Why r Inquired the old gentlemaa.
"Jack thought It prudent for fear the
matter should come to your ear, to call
himself Templrmora, or some such
name. Yes. I'm sure it t Teniplemorsr.
If you let out that you are Mr ltrown.
the rich tallow merchant, you may add
on any number of noughts to the fig
ure," aald Mr. Carlow rising from hi
rbair.
'! understand," said Mr lirown, quite
appreciating the hint. "I uppe I had
Wtter call myself Mr, Trmplemore "
"Ye." I don't know whether Jack
haa admitted having a father, but that
yon can find out," aald Mr Carlow
"Anyhow, for goodness sake don't men
tlon my name, especially U Jack In
fact, you ve promised not to mention
the matter to him at alt."
tMJ Mr, Itrow n i..k-itcd hi assurance
nt thii point, the more readily Ihou
h full) reslltttl the unoMtwlous wladom
of hla young friend's advKe, that the
beat way of dealing with the matter wa
by not ope nly opposing hla nn
lie therefore parted with Mr Carlow
after thanking hint warmly forlil'to
tldenttal communication, and returnul
to hlsofflre to chew the cud ot hla hitler
reflecilona.
lie went a tittle out of hi way, ho
ever, ou the road thither. In ordi r to
pas a stationer's shop which displaced
In the window a collect'on of photo
grapt of theatrical and other notahltt
ties of the day, and there he had the
grim satisfaction of beholding a like,
nrss of the lady who had lieon menllonol
by Mr, Carlow Mio was a youug per
san of a prouiiiient t)!1 of Ix-aiity, and
Mr lirown shuddenM as he gated upon
her meretricious charm. He r solved
on the Hit that bo would make any
NMMiulsry sacrifice In order lt release
hUunhsppy son from the tolls of this un
desirsble siren, and his subsequent
metillatlun parltnik rather of the nslure
of UincnUtloii than nf dellleration
upon hi course of notion.
ltut he, nevertheless, carefully re
hearsed In hla own mind. In tlm privacy
of bla official sanctum, the line of ar
gument which he should take with the
young Isdy, snd. having done thla and
put a roll of bank notea In hla packet,
he sallied forth to llrompton, full of
sturdy resolution, and not without a
faint hox that young Carlow'a Informa
tion might prove exaggerated.
He wa relieved to ttnd, on reaching
Miss lo)a Itell'a address, that the young
lady was within, and, having, with some
trepidation, given his assumed name of
Totnplemore, he waa ushered Into a
daintily furnished sluing room, where
he found his hostes gracefully reclin
ing on a ofs, reading s yellow hacked
novel and smoking a fragrant t Igaictte
l( old Mr, lirown waa not unnatur
ally confused at finding himself In tlm
presence of this ruddy-haired dlvlnttv,
the latter seemed elao somewhat dlscon
certed at the ep-aranci of her visitor,
for aim fixed her lustrous ores tiin him
with a startled expression, and furtively
dropied the cigarette into a bow I of gold
fish.
"I've called to speak to you on the
subject of of a namesake of mine,"
aald old Mr lirown, cautiously
"Are you bla father?" Inquired the
beauty, assuming a less neglige atti
tude, "Yes, I am hla father," sail Mr,
Ill-own, taking hla rue,
"He haa told you. I suppose, that he
wants me to marry him," said Mis Hell,
In her most dulcet tones.
"I bave called to convince you,
madam, that such a marriage (s out of
tho question," relumed old Mr lirown,
turning "ery red. but speaking with
considerable firmness.
"Why. may I ask?" Inquired the Isdy,
akarply.
"Ilecauae, madam," replied Mr lirown,
wisely controlling bis ts-mper: "mf son
is not In a position u maintain a wife
rw-sldea which he la very yaung a iur
boy."
Hut I'm not very aid," rw tor tod the
lady.
"No. you are young enough, aad I
will add, with your prnllon, le-au
liful enough, to do a gaad deal bettor
for yourself than that." returned tb
wily old diplomatist.
"Wbera the heart I engaged, Mr
Templenmre, a poor girl does not alwsje
consider her oen Intoireta," said the
lu-ly. with a gentle heave of her !. 'in
"There I a vast dlfftrew. madam,
between eelMnterosI and atoelutely ul
ridel lRiprutor.M saU old Mr, lirown,
impressively "If you marry my wm,
you marry a paur, and of that I give
you due and tlaw warning."
"You are very unkind." said tb
Iwauty, making a little "aviuw" sal
brushing a IV hsndkrrrf.Uf llgSilly
arrow her eyre "I rail It brutal
"On the other bend," returned the
old gentleman, watching br anxiously,
and gaining considerable eceregemeBt
from hla oleervatin, "If you alii give
him hlarwafa.ead promise not to marry
him, I might, perhapa, ehm!annke it
north your while.
"Hew meehT" mnrxaurad tha teasty
hsteeea her vermllltoa Ilea, as aee
gaawd nt her visitor with a haarfteaMng
smile of languid Interest.
"Well ahem i-yereetlaa U rather
ahry4,"aard taw aid genUeaaea, aaarv ely
lean acaaaaiiaed thaa dellghtod nt the
tedy'sevtdeat hewrtls n.sa May I In
qalre a hat guarantee ahall kaea-ewe-saetaf
wa eaaan to an arraageaatnt
that yam will carry awt yewr aart
" v aat la a gearaateeT' 111 aifa any
eaewre yte like, seed tha lady nrtieesly.
"aad I'll atart edf tm harU te ax arrow -
"WHaaat letMng nay awa kaaw vfcwes
yaw have feaar aahl Mr, hVwwa. ana
touely. "U! yea. I dea't waat to have a row
m.M hlav I kato rews," aald tha lady,
gently.
"Aad kdt totaenrr law I red the M
gwatlevwan. arertoyed at taa
"I've aevar heat taenm. If f tad any
anywhere akamt fmm ahall hate 'ra, sad
walnaae." aaU hla Utrrsnnaanlea. w
levadv eaealag aaa artor nawvhar ta
VsW VVfV tat sMjaMwMt saTJHa4sWa,aaw
aeeHaUaartoe aaviag
wMwelya
to ha artttoi waa tawaH laaawtoai eaa
a taw anas sat 4 ska 4 swear ThU
aas rkat to a saoMwka aaJHelavi and
fa any n'e4-4tousK.n. awl eld Ms I
Hrowuwas nl n little startled by Vhn I
vttrtloaate aalnt of tha lady' de
mand, ltut thla trail of a ar atwlahla
ehaiacler, mm a as it dlstaie4 hl,
served to rendr him the mre awtlewa "
lacmpte the hargatn by deejdv la
rwrelng him with his adversary a an
serupubntsnean, ta hla analrtj lode
liver his eon, aeVliedlre-ll hlwiwrlf
Irowi her clutches, he rrmllte4 hlmsrlf
to bw ble-1 prvtty trrely, mt he KM lh ,
satisfaction, whn h Dnaltv tV hl
depsrtuiwol caivjlnf away with him. In
addition to s wtltten undeiuVlnj; In
Mla lds lull elaaslo i 4b,l. a Arte
Conviction thai she ws not Ukivlvto1
eeisvurage Jai.V s atlentlons any more.
I he nett day be had tan fuftl.rr
saticttotv of M'orivinga telrtamtrsim
the l4t, dlspat, b ,1 trwtu lkHlye,
Showing that she bs. (ulfillel ber
promise to have i'.nglsnl for awhile,
and, Mlitf thus rautrl, he made an
excuse to stroll rx'Und to his ' chsht.
her, partly out of mere cut(Uy and
partly out of VS.MO uneasiness on the
lad aocouul. Hut hn found th ,Mver
Jack had gone lntt the rxtutAtty the
sAiue iitorulng, and It struck Mr Hrnn,
trvMu all hculd gather, that suuie iHt
of tnislery altauhr-l to this pvvlng
lie had left no addtrss, and h, U.ty,
knew whore he bad tfunv or when hn
wvuld roturn
It was a niern coincide nee, no doubt.
hut the old rMttlriiisn Suld lvM belp
noticing that bis son' abrupt JcpArtuio
ttmk place on the same ,v and at aUtut i
the same lime a MU Uda Hell slatlt 1
on her journey It i nievl snob a
monstrous thing to noiwl Mou fch
and tdissl of conspiring against hlu that
he Indignantly tT'Klle.l the notion from
his mind, hut he could not fvfrsta from
sending s niesengr round to Mr
rt)phen f 'at low'a office lo Inquire Of that
joung gentlemrn whether h knnw any
thing of Jack's wbrroalmut Ttie erpl
that tho messenger btmighl bark was
that Mr Carlow had als.i dUapiMiamt
without any nolle ,i hla rmiio)er)
and the combination of ptrpletng elf
rumstanrtts not unnaturally esUx-d old
Mr ltrown to wonder nneli briber
they had any connection wih on an
olhr Mhalcvrr the explanation of Hall was,
HHr Mr lirown w forvel to remain In
a stale of mvatlfW'atlon and Increasing
perlurlietloM for anrsl d), during
which h hoarii nothing of hi nui of of
Mr Carlow oUhr but oitn flu aft-r
MMtn, tie returning to hla vlTWe after a
short absence, he found Master Jack
ealM In hi private tiom, iVltg o
pale anl nervous that he liutlnrtlvi y
guesMNt tliataoiiti-UMplraaanl rvolllon
was In store,
"I ve called, father, to say that I am
quite willing to com Into your busi
ness," said Jack, after they bad ex
changed a hurtled greeting
Ml, Indeed! Vou hsvu s.)iue Very gl
reawia for the fs-quesl, no douhl," said
tbn uU gentleman, prompted by an Ir
resistible preeentoienl, "Where have
you Iwn7"
On my honeymoon." aeswrd Ma
tor Jack, aa unhlushlngly as aMsble
"Keally, Have I the pleasure of know
lag the lady?" Inquired old Mr, lirown,
turning ominously whlto and heglanlng
to iretnhlw,
"I know that aha promised you nerrr
lo marry tn." sl4 Jsek, rslslag hi
vole ami speaking firmly, "but I over-i.iorsuedt-4
bef. Mie Is sn orphan, snd
was left alone In the world."
"An orphan lon'll)h that nonrnew
to me, air. I'm sfrald that I'm 1-1 tr
arualnte with yunr wU's rhaealr
than you are rrlisl old Mr Wrvwn,
rommenclng to grow purple In Uie fa,
a he vtt acted n 4or-um-t fre-u hi
roat fa"ket with a furtous gesture
"Head that, sir, though I experl yuu
kuo all altowt IL"
"What ins earth lathis aiH'Ul r lx)s
wh.l? Ut. Itolir exclaimed Jaok
glancing at the per' "Hh a letd t4
expression.
"May M.i me that Uk. Jack."
rrr-l hi father, hastily snatVhlng tt,w
Jtsj-r away from hit. "Ikel stanl
alarlng there Tell i(.U you bsi
mart lei
Why, I thought you uMtl We
were talking just auw el Amy Msrb
Ian 1," aald Jack
Amy Marshland," rrird hla fathf,
auUldlng Into bla chair with a af t of
spasm of unsaleable relM
Hut Jack, mlsiih JetdsnJ Ing the iae
of his parent's ematton, pror-dsd wllh
all tbe elnri)s-nc at bis enme4 to r r
t-ue hi rtrl and to plead ftr fo
given arid by the time b bed
lbrd, old Mr ltrown bad risen to ti
wressbm,
"It'ell, my hoy, ym have g1e me a
ahfjek, but we'll wy no Mere sUml It.
Aftor alt, ;wu might bsve done vn
Thank find' yon bsvn warM a lady,
and If yovr are pf etar4 to eetite dve
an! rvrme Into the b-4larsa- "
"A tboeaaad lhanka, father riled
Je.k, grsspiag tha old man's hand with
4llghtH fervr MH the way, why
414 you refer to Istta Hell Jst mT"
be a444. vaMdrlsly "Have ys
hard the etovyr"
Tha ewarv. What stxryr iasjr4
old Mr Hrwwn, gwllUly rrashlng the
iarrimlaatlng paper In his bead
"a Wat ataphea Car tow Ve r
memtof Mtophear It apvare that he
wsnud to marry fla lull, aat In ar
to raise nvaary he teevaiU4 saw, an
s44 uatle a hie to pay us wvaxaa a
large em a the faith ief saaaeeat'h-ae4'
Wall etory ra4)ere liris entersd into
tha ptset, ht when aha get tha nwaaay
she tasted ta frarte with aeneshmly aiae.
m,hn fltwed la a f matt eteto ea
rage, aad there was aa nafsl raw aa
the fevetevarse the night. Ii la
all the papera fsnr W?m U tok4
ep In a freart artoea tor aaaaeU
"fssrvaa hlw right. It are ear-awa-
ly like a eafadie latorpwasd Mr
teraed aaewnataUi
V
red daring taa rarital.
"I hep thy1
keep him in taa freer h art awa.
ateaaa. toe Aareer. If he f
aad taa
hre ersla. I tovUd ywt toeaweh tohiaa,
Jatk-aew, mlad thair-lwtoaTrat.
etoetee aaa ate taisai re,
PetetTlwj aweaMeiae ye gava asa
far xay as4d. A erva. jred exasaurwiy
tnurtsa. (ta ewrvXerf-lA4 Hi WaiL
hsaatavd If I ea toliava 111 try H ate
aaa t eat rtw af tuaa Ti;
m- . j . . a.
trAMaelfMMl AtfrOAO,
stt nastag twa sVAlatw In aaat atww
wm eaa gat a xltttw ta fv leu fa ta
Vttraaea Witliaa, f Oervnany, fa
aaally dtorharfled aa atteadant aha kad
kaaa realavg a fraaek aevwi.
Taa lUtswn alt and the RwffaU Mill
gale have sjxpplaewaa tod the rVwteefav
maerh aa xwpwlar rawnto in atta
Tan Cklnrea coast, tea theee4 mile
la xtat. Is lighted at night hy aa rem
plrte a system ef ighthwen a tha
sheers ef any (vllltad eeaty9
rrntuuwtta Knvrv, tha hvad ef tha
great mil and gun tew4ry at werlln,
has estahllthed a fund nf lie ta to en
eel hla empUyea to hslld their eaa
houses.
Tvtn lalvr qsrstlea la said to he retak
ing every lhtewt f pwUle Interwst la
lndon, the 4eiia Ike tahertaf
)aa for the totteent ef thlr ran
dlllon hsvteg lrxat )ww4 ami tia
annat, Tnn Turkish Ootwawtht rve to
itttre with the trad la Circassian
wwaisn, a4 ha tttrHlr4 Its die.
gale In the African eeatrrwere at Hfvts
ls to prpH any ltrvllon in the
trtftto,
Ovu ef the ret dogs of tVe riav nf
Xtatr strayed away lh eth day from
tSalletal ll(stlat Csrtt, UiomV ist-fw
In a ahwn, ehsiw It wax igtt4 hy
thw In. Ipilim tie it rellar "Tew. my
tolengs te tbe IMwtswf It a)"
Tna Shah nt IVrsle ha adnrd to tha
towlldernsent ef haab)t by al-peial-Inga
)-' I al rwmmUaien to draft aw
rlvll sn-1 criminal rvdes, k4 ha upset
hi oas snd issurtlers hy erelg hit
allngass ta fwregw name ef hi fwr
avnat prrregaltvea.
An r.egltxhwvsn haa Wrughl tha cee
taals ef the total castle ef Nut as berg,
contalnleg the moet esplts elletiea
ef tsslruw.ee. ts ef lertere eitawt.reallaf
aa,OMlnall Thtre la a library nf ,
velMtaes, giving the hWtory ef etiwa
an4 torture fet many eentuiia
Ttya on three year ago the Haitian
ttoternmeat aatahlUhed ere-tlt hnah
fer the piirpoaeef asatatlng the a a nam
ef targe estate wh kapeeard to ha
prwse4 fer meney Thsefwt has bee
that the number el mrtgwg4 ut !
isucih grl than ever 4 msny'ka
longtng to high eotdrs at te I eebl
this year fer en-yaent ef the inter
est e loan.
An unusual rualratt was 111 nlt-nee-t
upon sen ef the grlmlni
den wharves -an auetton ef n to-swlWwl
ae4 tntorrstiag eelltstttoaef arulptuiea
Just Imtwirted ttm Italy It rmerleavl
work a by tha mol ffiemlnaat Italian
artists oftr.rrenl, MHttt,Tsnipa,
reuatu,01tvlel, I'ratl, IVirarlal. tag
nisi. Ivy , and nthsr tTlotentln, kV'avaa
ami Nailltaaaetilptora.
Tnr, n4ern land ef ftol ta Aeswta-
tluagsry, Kvwry k4y there eeete to
pak n 4l0renl language frese every
Usly else. A new tolaf-hyae Ilea haa
just been wneaed ha I w wen Muda faelh
and lfeg'e, and taa employee etd net
agree what laeguaga to use ta ea
other (tome wanted to speak tJeenjan.
name frVllsh, yet atbr Magyar ef
Orn'h, At last taa dlMeulty haa he a
get aver hy na erdiaanea that frem-k
akall keeasd.
Tan fsmvwagebl ailnaaef the prevlae
ef Caraheyn,4partaieataf fuae, lfe,
wbbih werw formerly werhed nxteaslvw
ly hy tha Maanlatda fta4 frwrtagsesa, tmt
were aatoe-iwegily nhandnnml. ra'tlf
an asweuat ef the attarka ef enrage aa4
partly heenwaa ef revstultahs, are ew
xtltlng great Interest, Many quails
aad plsxwr wtaaa am kelag taken we, aa,
with tbeadvamawtrtvlllxatUn and lm
prevemanU la the ra4 a, eUrtle is
Ukleg repU atrVaaa in that dlstrtot,
a here there la Imtaeaaa avlMrai aad
tegttahle naellk.
Naistea. I'.rrt th I set.
IM A. T, Meauasevwere.
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iautoesr a w4 la tolf ef leer en
iffl'nillt rv,.r niu Mmeu
ag-ra fneM. wWe hr thst ; w had
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kf n4 tor et A etghtor, Mr
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