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EBENSlilTUG, PA., FRIDAY, OCTOUEll 3. 1S79.
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imi'v. t.. me ihrpctc.j. Miss Novell's avpeHrarief? at tiie OrclKird !
liao-'unt virion Farm. "An aquiline nose in a defect in ;
: SATURDAY, OCTOUKK is. -- " -:
And tliat M.iek silk dress of Iters lias 1
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1 ivill -XJm-i;. t-i - - ::lc.
til o li'in.r.ili ol Kl'cnrl.ura.
! aK'iin'oned, "'o toii tliink it is of sncli j my father's fjunily felt :u'.iind when T
! a iot unnvtli that if one slionld coulees ! entered the ranks of the lah irTs. I
declared he loved you after a few weeks' intimacy j mint either marrv von or work. When
you asked me to take you for be-ter or
worse. I was afraid it was ritv instead
I don't know.
'Miss Love 11, will you take m for j of love hecnuse vcoiilo were cool to m.-
STOKIIN OF A MILLIONAIRE.
Ti.vMi i. iwr.w. srnsTurTK. oatti.f
ltIV Kit. STOCK HTA'V L ATCH, MF.T1I-
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ALL THAT FKTAIN LOT OF UTMl I
Siiiui!'' in ire Kiit w.i tl of the linriiiiiiti nf I"!ht.s-l-urig
t'iittt-ria cn'.inty. I'a.. ainttina :it a )x5t mi
'fiiti- titt : tlii-ia-i'MM '.f4 t.'.-t to a p"t.nrror
ni-rol i it v'1' v.-ye.l t.itriH.ro W'iion. now Thi-Tuns
.1 . Ii iv is : t l,ri)-t- '; v a v. a irv. inn t Ii On .".-t. t i .i .-t
in .':h "..ril sin-' l: tiier.i'i- l.v :u.l lr. t-t. ivf-.l
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01 i I All Ci f ' '''' l't. In th- j'in.'C li-L'inr.ir.i;
ill III I ' )':vii:x i!i'T. "n t-r." .. ft f.vn storv Fkxmk 1wkix-
J IV llkJV INO HtasK, Kkawe Statue, nn.'i On r.in.i.ixiS.
,; !! nr.', bi inyinff JlefftJless Slauyhlcr to High Prices find j ,lillt rerlain riece or Parrel of Land
.v' v i all Hie. J'coj)Ie! Meantime ilnmlrerh of Men,
i rriitl Cliifilren continue to carrt aa.-a ij a rtnsful of
nr. the raulf. of l ent f.d Financial Failure.
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I Situnta In fnniliria tonr.fliin. 'am!'iirt count'
1 l'a.. bi-vr i litiinsr Rt a Kist hi I he litio til Tluif". t r I
1 fit li "5 lan-.l : I l.i-ti- l- sai.l 1 1 tin. ou t ii 4S t.cn-lM-
, to a rxisl: thcnci: ly" larnl ! .l-.l i. K. '1 il.li.n;. 14
1 iii-rchi-s. tii a rivut-c : tlwtirc liv lmi'l li.rniprly V.van
! 1. Kvatis :oil 1 1 iih m ". dfi-M . nnrt h :iS 'cri'lic.
j to a j.-!-t : t'iPii ti.ri.1 ni A. A. HarktT. -at 4
i t.i'n !!)s, K t fi'1 i'i;" I-' i'- ii 1 1 1 ! i'JT ci iilaiiiitt 11
AcrcK anl :i lerrht, lo Oip s:ni'.i mn nr
: It--.--: ;i.il oi which nr.; el-. .u'. :inl in ko. cnmli
1 This Mi' n ..f (rtiiuiiil !;:- a "hint iliftsii'e
' miu h ni 1 he t'uruiih i 1 tie .uiJ i11 known as the "Hnr
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been turned, too. I saw the old stitch
es." yawned I'ssie. "What do you
think of her sinciin V"
"linv seems to hang uj on her num
bers."' 'she's a novelty."'
Fascinating or otherwise, the gentle
men at the house seemed to rally about
Miss l.oveil to the no small discomfiture
of the Misses Thornton. Her very in
difference lent a charm : and even the
turned silk failed to disgust them, or
the fact that she was suspected of earn
ing her own living. There was a picnic
to the recesses oi' the Pine Woods one
day, when other expedients for killing
better or worse V"
"Mr. Thornton !''
"You love ine,'you do care for me."
i boldly ; and (iuy's arm was about to in
i close her. his litis were bent to her cheek,
i when a voice out of the fog asked. "Is
! it private theatricals ? Have we intrud
! ed iK'hind the scenes?" as Lucia and
iliiichene drew nearer. "Cousin uy,
j there are letters for you and a telegram
1 at the house;" and while he went for
; the mail in the convov of his cousin and
after our journey to F.ajrdad.
and
her escort. Miss Lovell esenied to her i you please.'
1
! hadn't time to confess mv secret. I
went down next mnrnins to surprise
you with it. but yon had left without
a word. I snp;osed yon had been amus
ing yourself, as your cousins said: that
yon could never have loved me under
any circumstances ; and then I decided
you should never know that Miss Lovell
was Miss Cavendish, disguised by seven
years of Kuroje anil an aquiline noise.
So I wrote that letter of dismissal, if
! room. I he telegram proYC'l an urgent !
! summons, and (iuy was obliged to leave j
j by the earliest stage next morning. As j
Miss Lovell, unaware of this fact, was ;
I asleep at that hour, he slipped a note of j
explanation and asservation under her
door as lie passed down ; but th wind
And, after all. we lose our hearts
and keep our commandments, my dear
Juliette! What will Cousin F.ssie sav
when she hears that Miss Lovell and I
have lteen destined for each other from
the beginning." Ilnrj'fr's Bnzrir.
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)t xi s at p. r:i :ces so :lo y
i . in rll on mijliihn jou want iu tlie line of ( lolblnc at flffurra no
oao lian av er dreaniril of.
r:xrri kaient jnciieasingi
tl;i' -urfii:;,'e lno.ioy to bo jalil rn
Lion ni th" y. am! thi rctna i :'..l 'r in
ii'ial 1 r.yiiH-i.ls. to l.o pei-urrd by Iminl
. or ju ! ni''iit in ol the 'Hvi li8L'r.
AIII I. I.I.I VI.
.--t. A-'iirn-'f ol 1-aai- rawforl.
isMEi m or mi esute i
r!tuuf on t'-ilwnf llic 'ourt uf ('oimnn
i cT ;tm1ri:i c-n: nty. It nu- (lirr-tf:J. I will
y ))U"l!c h ;i i - .r the pn-mi.-te.1. tn
()( TOIW'.Il llth, ls7:.
. tin- I'liiiowitii; K ru'rilip.1 rral
'state :
All that certain IMe e or rarcel of Land
Mo-af 'n Sivinv hi ;1 tow n -I; ii.. 'itnhria oounty,
IVnn-' !v !! 1. mi '"i ainir lain!? "I ln''ic!c Coimy,
.lair.i - '!' imiirli. W1.1. ."m;.' . .ili-l oilier, ootitam
ii.tr JM Amu. ni'Tc "r al...ut 7" I'm heir. .'
ci'-a:-."!. a. ni haviur thi'i-. on er'-i 'eil a two sti.ry
l-!:ir. hi;i.!.r'. .i.ii a Iiuve 1I.OK Hl:.
ami ail "lie in'ie-- 1 r y out lm! ! 1 i 11'-. ali in '."mil tc-ti-iir
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time had been nearly exhausted, planned ; blowing through her ojKn window swept ;
and carried out by "il iss Lucia and her j it back into the hall, and when Essie j
siter. " tripped by to breakfast it lay in her j
"And where is our charming Miss I path. "Miss Lovell," she rad, "and ,
Lovell V" asked I nu-hene, an attache of : Cousin (iuy's hand writing." and she!
one of the legations, whom Lucia had i carried it to her room, lighted a taper ;
contrived to attach to her partv. and let it shrivel in the (lame. That
evening, as .Miss Lovell luigrred on the
exp.-e
SATURDAY
At 'i IH !. K. 1'.
I don't know," returned Lucia.
"Is not Miss Lovell here V " demand- 1
ed (iuv, "anil why is she not V" i
"Don't annihilate us, Cuy ! What is
Hecuba to you ? "'
"I will return for Miss Lovell,"' said
Duchene, not comprehending the situa
tion. 'T v. ill fetch her myself," threatened
(iny, hurrying away. Rut he did not
return. Miss Lovell had no mind to ac
cept an invitation at the eleventh hour;
she was lusv sketching. Would she not
veranda. Miss Essie brushed by her anil
turned. "Y'ou are not. perhaps, aware,"
she said, in an undertone, ' that Mr.
Thornton is already engaged has been
engaged for years. He lias not told you
of course what man ever tells such
things when he amuses himself V"
"Y'es?" rejoined Miss Lovell, "and I
am engaged to marry myself since some
time. "
"A b'innr hnvrh to write Guy,"' tho't
Essi ; "I will put it in a postscript a
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give him a lesson in the art? And ui afterthought." It was not strange
if Miss Lovell became sadly disturbed at
(iuy's departure without a word, and at
his Mib-seqnent silence. She could not
question his cousins; and as day after
day passed without a syllable in expla
nation, she decided that he had been
merely passing the time, as people will
a the beach ; that it was no true affec
tion, but a will-o-t ii'-wisp which she
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whether or no, there he stayed beside
her till the sunset dyed the sea with the
hues of a shell. No end of banter fol
lowed when the party returned from the
woods.
"This is the way Mr. Thornton does
his picnicking ?"" questioned Dueheiio.
"Don't you kn w." addressing Miss
Lovell. "that l hey used to burn women
lor wit elieraft V"
" Neither did the men escape. "'
"These Thorntons are a proud family,"
he pursued. "They think themselves
the en am of society and the rest of the
v.orld but skim-milk."
"Arid I represent bonnv-clabber. per-ha;.-."
Tl.ey are a haughty race: whoever is
not born with a silver spoon in his ino-ith
is beneath notice except for amuse
ment."" Veil stem to have .studied the Thorn--."'
They interest me v. i; h theirci mtoi.q 1
for work: I wonder nob. ,dy aks if the
li.a'i that lay in the house that Jack
built 'was not furnished by their grand
father's brewery."
"You are too bitter. Mr. 1 :tchene
bitter r.-i beer. And Mr. Thornton, does
hare their conlempL ?"
I hav;: not heard : but he is a Thorn-
II ow a Candidate for Governor of Mis
souri e.iiJiH ts his Cnnrass.
While Colonel Allen was discussing
national finances on the hotel piazza
Colonel Tom Crittenden quietly slid
down off the platform and circulated
among the crowd. He wore a delicate
white-duck suit, blue necktie and patent-leather
pumps, and was the cyno
sure of all female eyes on th premises.
Colonel Tom. witn an eye to business,
began ogling the babies. "
"), you sweet little darling, " raid
Colonel Tom, addressing a fuzzy, pop
eyed child that lolled lazily in its "moth
er's arms under one of the trees ; "how
old is it, ma'am ?"
"Four months, sir," said the fond
mother.
"A little girl, hev ?" said Colonel
Tom.
"No. a liny," replied the mother.
"Ah, yes. now that T come to look at
it more closely I detect the strong, man
ly features of a boy," the Colonel has
tened to say. "Please, may I kiss the
little cheiub ?"
Colonel Toia shut his eyes and explo
ded an oscillatory -ound on the fnzzv
had mistaken for a reality. Guy, in his ; face, and the child put np a big lip anil
I.e.
turn, was both lnrt and angrv that sh
paid no hr-ed to his farewell ntn ; but
he had no time to upbraid her, an 1 then
come Essie's postscript.
Ai: her kitwr ani'd for Guy in the
s.',:ie mail a letter i'rom the woman to
whom he had hem engaged for years:
"My Ilru: Mn. Tho;into:" (it ran)
"Your last letter was received in May. I
retarned lima Kmo-pe early in June, but
did not notify you, because I have been re
volving a certain r.iatter in my mind. 1 fee',
that it will be impossible I'ur to fulfill the
c r.g ; 'e':r.eiit which was brought nbo'if by our
parents. It is cut of th quesUi'ii that you
vho knew me :i-:ii nit re i Hid seven years
ago have you met me vr.ee in that time :'
can luve me. Ymt used to say that my
sLr.ti.lit imce was my onlv beauty. :u.t 1 '.vis
thrown float a 'arriage while abroad and it
i- i. '." an aqahiiie t oture at t bad for an
aquiline, cither. I am confident you would
rihce vour-'-fif rather than t ib-..n,--v t!ie
threatened to crv.
"He is such a iK-auti f ul child." mur
mured Colonel Torn, "such eyes, such a
heal, sut han expanse of t, rein-, id. such
a month, such a wealth of complexion,
such a sweet, tranquil expression."
"La me. you don't really think so. do
you ?" simp-red the Mattered mother.
I
; Th" following extracts are from New
York papers :
i For forty yeai Daniel Drew wti the most
i grotesque tisnire in Wall street. He a in
middle life when 1,.- g.ve ti ' bovi" liU
.first pint" on sheers." When "a raw
i country lad he bevf.iti to drive cattle from Ills
i native village to the New Yoik market, and
stibseip.ipm Iv opened a stoi k-var.l, kept a
' tavern and made a fortune in tl'ie steanil.oat
biisjn,-t. Shrewd and illiterate, reckless
and timid, cood-nat ined and unsi-rupiih-ti v
ni net imes cei:erou Slid a! way t rem -lie run,
he made from live to fifteen million out of
; friend ane toe, only to lns them all arid die ;
a bankrupt. If Hogarth could have lived in
Wall st , during the past fi-rtv var. "Liicle
; Dan'l." with seamed face "and twinklin
! eye, with the stealthy tread of a cat and
the bland air of a country deaenti. -would
hare been tl. centre figure in his cartoons.
lie was in his seventeenth vear the same 1
aire at which orneiiti Yanderbilt borrowed
Sinn of liis mother, botmht a boat and beenn i
to 1-rry mat k. ttiien fr.mi Staten Island to
the Raftert. Daniel Drew did not borrow
his small capital: lie earned it by enlistins
a a substitute in the State militia, which had
been called into service. The reo'uiient wa
called to Fort larsevnnrt. on the Hudson
river otipo-ite New York. About three
months after his enlistment hostilities eea-ed
, between 'tie I "luted taes and ( ireat Britain,
; and tht regiment was mustered out.
' I want my substitute money, mother,"
; said lie. uh- morning afier riturn to the
farm. "1 am going to buy cat tit and sell
them in N ew Yoi k."
'Are rou utre you will not !o money by
I it?" Mrs. Drew Tras as osgarions "and
caution a the mother whom Commodore
Yaniierbilt deliidited to lienor all tiis lift
loiur.
"I am sure I shall make money."
lie did make money from the "start, but he
had to work tcrriMv hard for it. He was in
tlie a iill- .lay an. I ni-ht, purchasing cattle
in l'utaaui and Dutche counties and driv
ing them to the ej;y aft. r nightfall. He wat
an excellent judge of eatile and a shrewd
buyer. WTin h dmitii'tltn;, negau to
nuioijily- and et.t (town his pi ufn be enlarg
ed his held of operation hv making Ohio a
base ,f snpi.lv. He needed capital, and he
had no fnii its t" ofler fir lortn. He went
to Ilci ry Ator. .loi n .lat ob -!ors brother,
the Fulton Market but her, who had recent
ly retire;? ?r m bii--it:e.. Til take the
tisk." said the o pit a list, after the o!i-i had
I e.-ii inif..hi"d. It seemed to Pes fiMilhardy.
crack -'ii-.titicd sc';eirr. Ji t.-.k r.ear'.v sitv
days to (hive cattle from Ohio aer". the
Al!-gln'i!y me-tiT'tain t New York, (bit of
a dn.ve of sen h.-a l. or :; i would fre
quently be lost on the way in the fore! and
ne in nt. iin fa.- tii-ses. 'at :!". however, were
eveece.intr'v 'l.ean in th" Ohio v.diev. and
Drew's ':.:" we're -o!-:rg that :- waib
homcsfln ruiiji
HOW 4XOI.Ii AMi t NFITI irtiAKll-
ir. nriTMni iar.r.Y Tynx;ns
TN LAW M M.
A writer in the San l'ranciseo A r-j
ii't'i! t '-I is tl:e f"j!ow::;g good storv :
A doc'or named Royat-.n had st;'.! Peter
Itennelt for a lil! long o, r,ltie. forattend
hig the lie of the hitter. Al Tani rll. Stv
phe-i wits oti the Itelinett si.lc, atit! Itobert
Toon;' then Senator of the I'tiite.l Slate
wa for Dr. Itoy sti ll. The d.ictor i-roveil
the number of iits. the value according to
local custom. ti:i hi own anlhoritv to do
medio. d pi act ice. Mr. S;e. hen t.od pis cli
ent t h it t i:e physician had mad.- out hi eas,
and a there was nothing wherewith to r-but
or oft-ct the claim, the only thing 1. ft to 3o
w a to pay it.
"No." said Peter, "I hired ou to palc In
my cae, and now speak."
Mr. Stephen tol.l him there was nothing
to Fay : he had look'- 1 to see that it wi.s tnadt
out, and it wa. Peter was obt inat'1. how
ever, and at Ust Mr. Stej.heus told biin to
make a speet h himself if he thoi'.el'.t out
could be made.
' I will," said Peter Hennett, "if P.obby
Toombs v. i'l r.ot be to t hard on me."
Senator Tcn'imb promised an t i'e'er began:
' entiemen of the jaiy. y.m and 1 is plain
farmers, and if we don't stick together tbesa
Vie lawyers and d- Tors w iil rrl 1'ie fulvan
t.Hge ol us. 1 ain't r.o objet tim s io them In
their pr per place: but they ain't fannert,
gent i-me n of the jury. N( v. , : hi man ! Ifvs
ton was a new dm-tor ntid I yent for him'to
come an' t doctor my wife's sue eg. And
1 he came an' put some salve truck onto it, and
some rags, but never done it one bit of pood,
gentlemen of the jury. I don't believe be Is
no doctor no way. There is tb.r-ti rs that it
do'-tor. tare enough : but thi man don't,
earn liis money : km! if you send f. r him nt
lbs Suan Atkinson did for a negro liw at
was wotth t! ,("", In- jtisi kill him att r.'antt
: pay for it "
' I don't," thendered the doctor.
! "J lid you enrr l.i'a V" asVed Peter with the
t slow a. cents of a ju.tc" w nh a b!.k cap on.
' The doctor was sileii! and 1 'et-r preceded.
"As I was say in, c-iitlcnifii ! tl.e jcrv,
we farmer, when v.c our ctlon. ha giit
to give vai'y for the n o: ey v. e asl . snd
doctor plu'l'ii"!!!' t"e ij.o'li.i ht put to the
ame iti'e. Arc' 1 d i t h. ii. ve this Sam
i; - ton is ti,. !.. t'.r. no ( o.v
'I ih" j i'.ysi i.:ii s:4:.n put in hi- oar with
"i.ook at inv dii i 'f a :f ou think I'm no
do, t-.r'.''
' 1 lis d:."omi 1" i";. Icia'C't the "n" ''ed -ed
orator, wnli gn-at ..titespt. "Hi d:p.ma!
l.f i.tleiiieii. that is a big w..r.i b r trintl
I never s:nv a s i ( It i- lit t !e el
iin.
said Colonel Tom : "I he'ieye i'il have
to kis him again. "
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A LTOONA. TA.
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oil l-n icc.oi'.-. Willi
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vour lectin'.
he i iii'tioii'oi a'oo'ut the text, i
1 vlil'V.- OU (!lg-i-"?d tier forthi iVo.bz?"
They were having .some informal danc
ing io th." parlors that liiaht.
t)ite evii.ing in August, Miss Lovell.
iiaving ppt nt ;v u'oii ti.:y iii-iioijr-J, Ihi'ev.'
open lier biinds, and leit it a waste ol
who have n;on;t
speak : end 1 fe
live ami declare
(id. I ha e litb
giol us to en" h other,
el oblige. t to take the
our engagement null
it mvseji ti r teaching
so
The
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i'ii'noii iin l:is:iiei-.e .riti ec:;Tst utct-k of
t"
s' and Youths'
GhirlSj Overalls,
hats and Caps,
Uiiderwearj
'Is', in tile
: I'-e r.lti-iv pr
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V AM' A1U.K TOWN"
BY y:t-:-' n -'".' ". ' " '
: V 4 . ir . ( M:'"ii '
rnorKUTY.
in to remain under a rem
s enieti too narrow to iiout per
wini on a cloak which envelop-
o
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ti-ria eonnty
e .-ale or ot.t-
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a f.vn-t..ry
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Slfittte in I'- ''ii'-ii
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Kafr. .-tol cxo-ioliiiir
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F nlLAilPH'A, IS76. 1 H? -iP
OLPII ANS" ('01 HI SA1.M.
IY -. irt'tei.! an r.h-r of the ii'i.lotns" Court of
( ;'.!i'i.i ia c mitv. t oe iiivl.T-ia-i.e.1 will nfler at
piit.'.o- ?:i! -. ai t.te le u; ; oi ( K". Waiter-, iu Whit;
tun r:''.; p. . a
3A 11 JU) A Y, October Jlft, 1S7'J,
At 1 '. LOCK. v. M.. 1'ie tolion tcj lieeriheil rial
'to ol iti "h -I. S IV M.TUIS ill''-1 ?(-i7e 1. to wit :
."." 1 . A i Hli't'. UK I'AliCJ.I, OK LA.Mi
pita tt ill the t. w o-h'i. ..I v lot.', e ..'.rnv o! Ca:n
i bria. iti'.i.'tr.lr.'i hoel-. t (!. alter. IVrry Tro-
eli. V 1 1 1 1 i in I i . i i ate, ami ot lot coat a i tiitar 1 15
;iKs. '-f le. ati. nt U .(-'' n elrnr"-!. having
th. ie. it '-r -. t al a t'o tt'.ry llui. k iloisB a.nl a
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,,., g. - l r.e . ! tt:'."'. i !" 1 third .. a TUT'?.
! fi; I' yT.' !' I. i '1 LAM' filial.' in til'' 1'iwieliip
i aTt eictat v ; : Tc- i i.i. r..' .n .o Ian I j ot ,Ioe fate,
i N i tha a l iate-. a :i .1 ot lie. .-..uiai n in if I 1 A' UK.
in. r.'irle . ;t!-.,.it '" clear. I. I ;iv la thereon
' er . '.(' ! t-. .'."7 Hon: an I s. .o.v .;. 'i.
j i-. ( io ..-t liir.l ol t oe -ciroti.icr inr.n
n .01 iirtnn I i -tt of :ile. am! tint l.tit
ui: atinitil o.iy tiiee?. i ; h int.-re-t,
-V tne nior'--'. tiro ami nnlnieiit tionii
r. .!t ill N C. 11 A i I S.
ao.iis'.ratcr ol J. S. Wiiatiis, dt-o'd.
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CNCOUilAGE . JJ" "r'AL'UFACTURED at
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.ttq ." r I'-.'re r"it'1 s;i-.li.-eof
Y. A. Sh..Mtiaker. K.j..
l.eii""nr-.'. I -1 I hltr.1at. (trtohrr
. f. (.. w her" ami nen ali ear
ait. ,.!. or it . .rover debarred
a ti ! ciarl.
CP I.. PICK. Antlit.-r.
VI" Di l i !'" NOTICl
e.T i ' ' o .it r.-.ko
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:'Mirmni School
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'.if :.! Kl . 1 ia ti- t'a 1
BET.tUiliK LiiillT YOI CIS :
(V f ! K S" H.I i"''T F , ' e
heap Groceries!'.;
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',e .-vl-rer: is-rtf it -, cir. itla. J rice
, n i- her dealer, and than to
, p. co?:fhiFi'S
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l. v il
lend i
ii arm it :
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'nth Avenue,
... v-ii t r . ; J . I c 1 1 t-ttj
rorn ; on . nun who ran
:.r' rt v.rr.t'tl hi.J
;. c : j f,,r ?;t".? in
.-(-. m -. j. j- roV. in I j. ire
y f - s. it;' v ish is,
- i h t. C I I S NOT IONS,
lift' r r:.-r4 (i v an rhca
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MOTICL.
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er. : . r nt ; ! j fs.jl ol .1
i-.t a liritciii. dee'd. .a
tiT.i.io-d ' l'-e nr..'.r-iir. ':. a'i t -:-o:o
to iiafo:.i,f in,,! d '-p!:t:t '' her' y rorio-1'!
that mit','' t niii'T l - m-'l" without .llr.y. and
o..-)a hu t oijr ela: e.. :c.r 1 i n t. the ;one v. ill nr"Ba'it
ihem in ie-ni 5'..wi.e ..r rettieo!ut.
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ti ii' ii. ; I. ; yi.TA iTi"t:. s "
S-oi. 12. !-.-!.
.lae 1.
n Koler.
..k be'i
c !''-!
-.Iter".
i ill
i!'!ii-i.-e
ami thro
el her. folding a black veil across her
yei'iov. Iia'.i", and I'asLei.ing the hood of
her wrap henifalli her chin, she stoie out.
1 'recently, as she sat iu the shadow 01 a
great rock.aho.it pul in, and Duchene ;
heipfd Miss Linia a-horeaiui si nil If. 'I
away, while (Jay iilanteil an oar in the
sand", and Fssio crouched beside him.
"You will takeeold," Haidtiuy. "We
1.1U: l g. I ill. "
You wouldn't he in such, haste if I
were Miss Lovell. I don't know where
yo i get your plehiau tastes, everybody
is laughing at your devotion. '
"Let those laugh yho win," returned
(iuy. ". roj ,s"'ii(sr.'
Tiliss Luveil had left her seat at men
lion of her name, and loitered along the
beach, stooping to gather a felieil or bit
of some wreck, as she went.
"What old witch is that?" asked
Lssie a- she passed them.
"It looks like a fisherman gathering
drift to boil her pot ;" but having de
coyed Ltiie in doors, he ilefv back to the
sand.
"The step betrays Uie goddess," over
taking her.
I hoped to pass for a fisherman."
"You ! To complete the disguise, let
me take you in my boat."
"Wit h all my la-art. I.e rein "nin.-.se,
she reflected ; but he allows another to
share, his amusement." And directly
they were limiting through a drift of
siais, mingling jest and sent inient : slip
ping past the lighthouse, beyond the
spits of Kami, with breakers creaming
about them, tiU the beach lights weret
; but sparks against the darkness, past
I stretches of meadows, and the lonesome
; yvharves of the town. "Mr. Thornton,"
she cried, waking from the spell, as
i steeples and chimneys stood revealed
, "what is this ?"
"Tiiis is P.agdad. Our boat has been
propelled by afiites. I am th? necn -maneer
who has annihilated time ami
; space. Siiali we keep on up the river.
. and join tht caravan for Aleppo and
I litmascus V"
"Do let us return ; it must be so late.
There aiv no lights in your Ilagdad."
"The Caliph prohibits Ihem alter ',i p.
in. 1'f-iiles, gas and kerosene haven't
come to light yet. MydearMiss Lovell,
the tide is against and the wind is not
v i'h us. Lcu a necromancer may err.
, You have made it iiaur;erously pleasant.
I did not dream of the hour, liailoo,
there !' he shouted, under the bow of a
; ! !' !;.'. "1 v, iil give any man his price
1 who will lit lpme row Iwk to t he beach."
I Ai d presently two i-loui sailors swung
themselves into the Imat. When Miss
; Loveil and Mr. Thorn ton walked up to
i the Orchard Farm, the sun was rising.
"Oh
'. ward.
servant said your room had not been oc
: cupied, and
Sill
dead.
So to
h i! :;
and
and have several pupils: aod during the en
ioyii'.ent of my grt:i'! fa tier's r-tot 'I have
saved enough for a rucy day. Do not at
tempt ts,..' me or to cl iiiige my resolve, v. hich
is unehangeaiile. Sincerely,
"-I IT.1K t IT. L." t. A Vl;r. lllslT."
(iuy had not b-cn a deliberate villain
in this transaction. Miss Lovell had
won hi:; heart before he dreamed of
danger; and as for J ulie t te Cavendish,
she was a ln-bbl-.-dehoy schoi-grl of
thi.totii when he saw her seven years
before hy. m-i vol's and awl; ward, wit h
elfloeks oi' tow-ciored hair. Hergiand
; father and ti"'. 's father had been sworn
friends, in spile of the disparity in years ;
and it had been their hobby to unite the
.family fortunes. If (iuy and Juliette
; failed to marrv thev forfeited their in-
I laving gone thro
latory martyrdom. Ci
ed a seraphic look a 1
strike taffy to the mo:
nine heart and got ri
ness.
"I'm a candidate for Covernor.
i.e. iiim n.Miiing wmini give 1'ie;
j y than to feel assured that 1 i:
support of the father i f the sweet
v oi...'. ;-! me r.oM the i;llle i,ir
my arms. I do think h. is ju-t the
sweetest little angel ever saw :"
The thi'ter.- d m .ther gave up th:- fu:'
zv b'tv witli p-rofif'-e Ppologies ab u:! its
Hot bl iilg V.'ell-dl'esseil. etc. ; ,..ped it
w .!. Id not iroiii.i.- tin g.-!:il o;i:io. etc. r
glad Lo h!n.iiv he admired it so much,
etc.
The fuzzy baby wnli.ed ami squirmed
and grcyv r;l in the fae- ;.,1 wrinkled
gh a sceoml oseti
onel Tom a.-sun:-ook
cab-;i!:tted to
t har-h m d feini
;ht dow n to busi-
-aid
;reat r
,;1 the
! i 'i'l ".
ling in
' !c-:-r-loll-,
1
t'. ?:
ver th
": i:ikrei..-v
l-uitid hi:::
"i h.i 1 !.
-"inking." li.-
ionair afore
wys pr.-t!y
aw a v.
1 1 se ; i a . i ' i
corapcised Co!
arm.
"The liille p;
Tom. "You'il
much I though
and Ha ii lav cairn and
iiiel Tom's st r-uig rigtii
i-ci.ins!" c ried Colotn I
ill his father lfW
t of hi iittie cheiub.
yvo;.
ni.i . in
And you'
f r (iovenu
tell
. eh.
d and
herit
cei ve
nice,
d a le
ilappilv for (iuv, i;e h.i re
r.mv t r, o ti . mol unr' ! :iln !v
uneneumbt red by ugly conditions-, but
he had always .supposed, he should carry
oat. his lather's wiii and marry Miss
Cavendish f.:ia!lv, and they had. kept up
an irregular correspondence during her
sojourn in Europe.
"A strange affair,' lie thought. "Can
she have fallen m love ? I feel to blame
as if I ought to have taken pains to hu e
her. A snarl always ensue. when the
dead dictate to the living." At least 1
he was free to marry Miss Lovell; but ;
had not Miss Lsie just notified him of :
a long engagement 't He hastened to
write Miss Lovell a letter full of bitter
reproaches and angry love : but she had
bidden adieu to the Orchard Farm be
fore it arrived there, and had left no ad- ,
dress, having abandoned ho)e at the
same date ; and the poor love-letter,
with all its angry protestations, was
laid on the shelf, and (iuy was obliged '
to ow n in his heart that he had been de
ceived and misled. At about this time ;
he began to wonder what manner of wo
man Miss Cavendish might be; if she
had really a lover; and it not, what had :
prompted the sacrifice. What but a
noble sincerity ? A tier all, why should
he hesitate to fulfill his father's will, j
ana unite the fortunes of Cavendish and !
Thornton V Might she not be taught to j
I love him? He yvas wise enough to
; know that his account with love yvas'
; not closed because one woman had
1 proved tint rue. As she had given no i
1 address, he called first upon her lawyer :
as the most likely per? u to know her
whereabouts. i
! "Mi.s Cavendish," said the gcnile- 1
i man. "was at the seashore ijuiie lately, ,
by the doctor's orders a slight difficulty
' of the throat. Had some crotchet about !
earning her tlaity broad, ami has beta
practicing her v ce too steadily. "Wo- !
; men who can aoord to bo idle are always
hankering for a vocation. Her relatives
; made such an ado about a Cavendish
: working that she has cut adrift from i
them. They made her life a harden.
You'd b Lt.-r call ia the evening ; she
I has pupils ail day. Site's in caruiot
; about- not. marrying, peioaps yen know? .
! 1'ei'iia'is she'll change her mind when j
Vi
him I'm a candidate
ma'am . "
The poor woman's face drop
big ; tit tears came into la r eyes.
"O, sir," she said, you don't know
what yon ask. M poor husband died
two months ago."
There was a far-off look in Col. Tern
Crittenden's golden-glinted eyes "s !;
gently but tirmly dumped that fnzy
baby on the bereaved woman's hip ami
yvaiked straight back to the i kit form
ami replaced himself on a btneh. ;.
Louis j Viiic.s-. f.iin nal.
:n a b-wv years to r-jciv t:
ai.d t " e.,te::d hi ..pel a'
and Il.'-iob. lie is -aid
fi r -1 m;i a lo ill iv cattle
Mioimiait.s.
A :i v- -rjivr enrresToi,.l .- .
lii'.t so .! n.i.-r : : i :i m i' i ' - i
were ami. hit I,
I'ofiiuui.icat :v.
lilese,) pi TI.o"o
"1 got to lie ii mil!
hardlv. I was a
!v and ! :-.-h 'I
e tenivelv. I was a;i
gre-.o :'r nre life V;-.-everv
vav ! k:vv. bet -T
sides7 that. I like ;!...
t.i'ii.ev and g. ii
good deal ol m n'cv a"
So li'iieh ha b.-en s:
street wt.s .j-. eat t'l.t
:t-:.l I eeaidir: giv i'l'
otignt to li.tve uotif.
w ii.it o'ighl to ii,-,'. c
have left tie tre.
a iol I'il'. 1 !!T 1.' I' .
fieo.oi.it t.) this i.
to have l aid t'ae i." rev. A nd
have .vovi.icd for ::: v c'o'i.) .
eii.-ugh t'.hii.'' to o!-- 'e-o r: h f"
stead of ti.at I gae ti y notes
ti e i -t --r r on 'em. ihinkir-g i .
t-r wiiii the pri: mv-.
hard. t F.iag- I've had t.. bear h
fact thai I i i :, .'.'! t ci i ii.c t
teie-t cu t he I:o-i I e ; e I i :f -chill
he-."
During the l.-i-t year or two
spent const. lerab'e pii;t i f hi- 5
city. Mr. Ib.-.v wa. peihaps,
looking li.an on Wail liirt.
never lost tli.-ir lire, but 1,: face
ed and serngy. Soi:h- of t; er
that he used to drive down to hi-orie-horse
chaise, !ool;;ug fi.r ail
We I rooliey
i Kentucky
.- been the
" Ali. gheny
v'si'ed
h.-i-.i
. o d nglr
V. t l.d ! I Illi V
1 r.-markeii.
I kiii'tt 'il it.
hi.-hy till latc-
.. l'V"l' it -I' V I I
" ni to nike n
-" a-ol 1 t-ied
:t ..Mat Ht. Ue
".ent "f making
1 have given a
ed am glad of it.
ai y'c. .w. Will
money nuking
'I' the ..4s;.,-ss wi:e:i I
so. Now I plainly
1 ecu l!'C'.C. I ecgiit t-i
eight or ten years ago
"i.'eil. YV;;on i ga i c
.niou and that 1 ought
I ought to
v'vg them
r .:. In
! e.ov Laid
: :! bet
),.,. , ;' t'-e
s : .,,-n th"
!. I : !'l
".'i Til 1
?.rr. Dia v
::.: i-i the
the t'di-t
IIN eve
I
i . .
!. "An.
in .
i in
t :
1
she. t .skins, and it .iobi'i
the ; ej. ..? f;:s( v. re i
ma:: r. lmw carries
that he ain't no !. I
The man ot i ir d i'
and s r"araed u :
am i;o docic"
"1 ?-ii"! t:.y v. itc " r- t
s''!.' siti'i as how ahe tim;. cht
"Ask n:y other ; a , t :.t-."
This se. ".:.,! ; o iba ;rr.
c mcl's biles . f..; Pi le J,-),
and t-.tie of u::u:e.S', g.;d
i ila- i a
jury, aed
1 ii over as l'v
siu.-.j iiie Ap
b:'l"g ti e n;
t ime ;;:..( . IV
led I liis niiii;
ton's p :.; ic,
a: 1 - t ','
io and ii- t a
s'.at it ea vl . .
hi n i I u -.:.
-k I is I : t ; c
jiiiy, nicy are
i.e... ;v'- ::.a:i
the g'.; ,ev a: !
w una r. Sate h v.
f u'ie: a ' r ; n.
rca.iv. vlif','e';s
f ir. 'i.t -a ': .
hi opinion on th
tlie c-.iov gal of
w he:e ib ; . i s . e.i:
fun! are at r-'.
"' oTitleiren of 1
ens pi. t j!i i juv 1
i la
t
'i 1
1
t
litKKe ii
it. T ' T
and 1
ail."
was ;
.- my
ct.ir of
ea .' ..f tl t
i.t out io re
. ia a t 'ii y
:.: If I
a n
i Pc.-r.
ii W.-stl't."
iil);. l.'oieton.
that b'..ke the
-d. v i' it a 'auk
t
ho
I I ; .s.
ali
tin
.' io
is a
tht
a rt
' be er.a"d
' ' ! tot trv
-i '. ": th
i e dead, and
.... . . ..: It.oa-
: t t t tab
' ' ' 'ai i-.'.t-
- .it e here, von.. : nd
1 1 : a 1 lit ..l ; . t : was Vou
V .1 . -.a , ' He t - vi.
, ; ,-!' ::-: ,. tht
le oi 1 I ; i. Mrs.
' ..o a-K t., w ons in
" 1 e Let. 'di. IC k't
a.-uded ' v Via', a'al hr
,;- be "'ad th" eoo'tf
let nkeiy itiu a b. h.ned
No t ia g'-ay i re-sin"
-bin's d-ti :i i:ie. .Vb -ae ia
Hurry S- t.l.er ? Sl.e is
n: i ! ;:i u iio;.:i' nnd in-
i.-.i 1 Ti.i:
"so ! .. cj.
v eli i;e !.
it : a': i
'. v- -::
:i '
. he has cat rhiclj
pai ! r his -a .ve,
1.!... i e..ii'i .a.s.
w T
r i
,1 !.
and
' of
.t b
b
i: 1 h
i.i.i al
ibr
i'l. -s il
logic;.
s i '
t..g
1'
w
VI !
..s
an- sty
othee in a
the world
oil:!
a.
th-
a. 1 1. . 'a. .
::..' I : h r ir.i.s:
-a's. f..- - -..:.;. o
Cciliet)."
cad the r.r a er ait
dii-.ie:i, i.: tt. in -: ',' if a
t . f 1 ce , a-e by" ait r
T h.sl a"i'i Ptter Feri-eU
ilross t o del ight h i aluiontl
and stir a fever in his Mon-
CiiiNrsr iv C a 1. 1 K"i; n r a .- -The first
Chinamen arrived in S;:; Fram iseo in
is7, and lost no time in joining the
throng of gold-hunters who had gone
into the livumtaius. He found enough
of the yello
shaped eve
golian blood. Tim year billowing, he
wroie to sonic friends in the Flowery
Kingdom of his auriferous IneV.'ar. l the
excitement was as great as it could be
among the reposeful Celestials. They
liogan coming to our shores, and in
three years some 4.ni had entered the
(iolden fiate, of which more than one
half tarritd ia the California metropolis.
Then the lirst Six Companies was or
ganized, witn a view to controlling the
immigration of tl.eir countrymen and
making it profitable to those of th"ir
miinb( r who hiui already settled in the
new land. In less than ton years the
Chinese population had appropriated an
area of some thirty acre of that city, a
good part of which had been originaily
devoted to fine residences, churches
and hotels. That quarter, now known
as Chinatow n, contains at present about
. h m Ma.iigolian.s. or nearly one-iifth
of the whole number in the I'tiitel
states. Of these, only some -.d 'to are
women, r one to fifteen im ii. :i dispro
jioitioi! 1 hat has put n premium o-i Chi
nese won. en. and produced a condition
of society entirely phenomenal in the
lb public. The denizens of Chinatown
are not r markalile for y f r. ai ility. a
JeasL so for a their cadings are in lie a
tive. More than 1 "1,100 are S'ryuuis.
cigar-makers, or sewers of cloth:' a, uw l
liiiii'v are lavmirvmen.
like a country m::i:-.t--r. lb1 -h-esed plainly,
if not shaiibiiy. His wardrobe is wined in
the bankrui.t' v S-.--I-. !:; a.t jlmi, ei-i:b:'.'e
of a great ser.bl.in overcoat, wnrlh fir '.
i'veii as a miliiieiau'e he li.id thet'i-.te- ami
l a..;! of a drov-r. Hi dry. sedate, manner
seldom varied. Str.cl; sba-. r.'ators w ei e --'.he
boys." rani iheviciim who came to him tor
'pin' n sr.tr.e s'.ci as" was '-ir.v son." lie
talked wiia a raissi 1 .vane, like a country
man. '-Stop speeker'ati'l' : ihm't t-'.-ii I'ii'
w i'h mi margin," was tht' eti.i.iig r-ea-irk
which, if rumor ir.it v be trtisi.-.!. l...- 1.1. t ie to
seme Methodist biythren who ii .d iaken
pints" and lost tlieir margin. Wl i'e hi
wile yvas living, his house ;.t I ' i.i-a: S.ptai e
atid I'.isf Sevenieei.t li street wa always
open to M. t i" . ! isi '.ergyieeti and laymen.
In the sohedule of hi personal property i
the entry. ' Itible. iiymu book, etc., i."io."
His temperament in. -de ii'ia a "..ear:" he
was as si.,-. t a,; ;,f,.,; n ( 'onaii-.i. .1 e Vaii
derbilt was far-sight 'd : he almeii nt imn.e-diat-e
rat1 r than till imati- r.'ulN. --aas.
I skinni d the l(.y," he med to say. la L.e
end he was "skinned" bim-e'f.
WA
1 UK ', nnii.Liy.
liLVKlS.
A ITK A I.
L!l r.
iv no n
In
Y.I!!'
Alt'
jog .-.
l.eve.
On
was :
to
i'l-ev ,!
: my.
- '.-.;
s hot
a'i i:.i:
r.t (:: in
to.' rioiisa, ';tv
W. D :-a-:i t..'d
,h:ch i. th" J'uK';,
- in w. It hail ir
e follow -s'07
it lx'-
.1 Texas :
mi!
d'V in .bi'v, tc7 '. a herdsman
his e;o ; ;.. t i ;. i,ew I r.:e hr
r.a. 'i'o'.a.s. and
T A Sir,.-' -n. hit
other ;'i;i'.! thnt
y, and so-ne of
1 I he next .hi
't a dozen liiounl
k liie lier.ismau
. w hi -!l tiler s.iiij
. " "T M '
ti e iir.nl,
ii.iM'd w i: i
ill the va.
be set iira'
The T. an'i;
The A IIiii
The lanr-ti age if p
of flowers, na.s jnst
FiisTAor-STAMrs.
rs :
i'cad
'I lllls.
Af.r.oi-
st jge stnnips, I:
been invented.
when a postage stamp has bet n placed up
side tbovn on the left corner i f the letter, it
means ' I hive you :" it: the -nie crosswise.
"Mv heart is another's:'' straight vn and
ill Wll. "I i'lml-liye. sneei'ilf irt. good-bye;"
u'sjde (h wii on the right-hand corner,
"Write 110 more:" in the centre f.t the top,
'A os :" opptisit" at the bottom. "No :" mi
the right-hand eorner at a right angle, "Do
you love me v" in tlie li ft hand corner. "1
"hate yo i ;" let' corner on the right. ' I v is!:
your friendship :" bottom furner 011 th.e h it,
"I 'cek your ac ;u a bit s nee ." on a line "ilh
tlie surname. "Atcept my Live;" the siuic
tipide down. "1 am ea.g 1 g" 1 ;" at a right
at: uie in Lie same nau-e. "I 1 ing ;o , vo". :"
fi'I-lher
passing down
held became
v.er- graaat g
then) Liiied to
anout noon a band 01 .. c,
ed Tevau rangers overt..'
iind demanded their cattle
were s; : '.;.
1: v.a be fere th.e day of law and crrt
houses in 'j'cxa. and one had better oj
men than steal 3 mulo worth live d..iia:.
and tii" lierbniit'i knew it. He fi.-d to -j.laie,
but IVv t i'd him to cut it .hort. He
o'.b rc.l to turn ever nil the e.t'tle cd l,i
own, biif they laughed at th.e j .; - .j k;: . ti
and hin'cd that they usually "tite-He 1 tl:
whole herd, and left the lhi. f lianaiug on j
t:ee ft s v.-iiribng b oihi-r i:i like ccs, s.
The poor fel,..T wam-otnpiete'v over. ! ie.
They i'"isii ie 1 sipnit f-ra f- w tuemeuts
iu l he ta
iiamediii
W h ili
goes. th'
!' 't :':
must ho
thi
ct v.
d'thc
6W taring of ii;e j
at the ligi
s verv
o put a p. t
right cicti.
ive res
hand g
VVi it
1 ,s! I
,e-
i'e i"
good a far as it
.g." stamp ..n any
ref an ' n e'. ; e.
Uisible for all the
rlei V.
'lies
she
ees you.
way,
laughed Mr. Small. "Oh,
he called after tiuy, "I'm
(iuy," cried Lssie, coniing for- , growing absent minded d s age; don t
've. have hei.it so alarmed ! The grow old. sir; L's a bad habit.. To
i spare t iie feelings of
rei
b.rUiw tUii i
lcr high and mighiv
aviiiiiish has assumed
You
were beginning to wonder if i her mother's maiden nam' , Lovell ask
I en
.-r le.a
i.cy
'r ft nn
'Ids or
. o 7 -e f r. . . ...
- f ' -a-, r-'a b-- tt.i
. - h i: b
"i -.-.... . nly iT'- ' i.
i ' ." ii i.i ij-.-.i fir n
I !K Ai" Ar."t
.-IC.' I : .' : ;. - . '11 i '
' v a re I el.- i.pr i
a -. : iii'Tf . --e oi 1 1
i n 1 1 y ir.nei everv
eo.. inati i
i-
Leb. C5. 179.
Mode
r til
rat fi' o" ni.'i lierrto-,-
hi? .rien I in Cainbrut
i hojonir lor a .- int;r:u
.. :n . t he 'ol -enher re
ly I', call and esamiao
re r.iyiiir' al a n v i.-thor
K. O. 1 'ON I Kli.
(in.cery. Alloona. La.
E
'XFCFTOIFS NOlH ii.
I'.--f ale of XT i -i Y I : .it iit. de ea'tl.
in" V o n z Tin, d b-lb-r- t,--t.itni-r!:iry oo: the
e-tai a! .'.larr ii ul.ni t. if te (f flea rfb-.d t -" i n.
( 'a io bi-in i-i -. i' ' y. J.v-J --.!. i ne n.d"ri-j-n-- I h.-reoy
lic-t'l'es a! ; f er.m- I p'I',!'I 1 to"--'. i it.- lhat nir
ment iniit be tna.le .v:t'i..-a! .bday. m l i hif. inir
tnc elatrrs a iin't tae safie v ,u .r.-snt ihe-.a e-"0-p.-.lv
niuhntl. :.t "d for eb 1 "tnerr.
T. li'i.U.AiiY, Executor.
Clearfield Twp., 5e;i'. b. l,r.-it.
black would become you. eh ?"
"-e vii s'rinntsr," sh siiid signiiicr.n'-
!y. (tlv's l.oi'iV darker.ol.
, "You are mistaken," ha it turned,
i Mis Lovell had n nervous headache.
i i : l .. . 4:11 4... ;t:..t.i
jito'l (iin lioi. i'iI"rftl lgi-lill till llllgot
i ftir Miss Juliette Lovell."
; "Miss Lovell ?"g;opeJGuy. "What
j dors she mean by keeping up such a
maS'piera ia wiili me'.'1
1 "You had letter go and ak le.-!-."
' And (illV ("'". ved.
PAMrHI.KTi.
n i-
V.
-". ,s. i hi tec.
KttI1 A- r-.. K. V.
It lias been the longest dav in tlie; "I was vl the beach for my health.
i year, he said, "in sjute of the calen
j ilar."
! "You were up so early."
"You are down so late. Com unto
i thf?e yellow sand?. " A denne fog was
i blowing in shore. "Sjieaking of love.
M:ss Lovell," ht said after a dozen
Miss Cavendish ryplained. later, after
I some pn l.iiiinai ics had piisseil. "I
Co'id led atTord to lose my voice, but I
ni v r dreamed c.f meeting you there.
Afterwards I thought perhaps you might
grow to tike me, if nobody obliged rou
to do ao. I had taken mv mother's
C a M-s-thaifl exr.ens-sSMrnfKt' to Arer.ta. T "" . J '" '" "t ' ,. , ' I v.oaw. , ... ....... ..v
rf 4 j a.r.r u-er. iri's- k ro.. At-tsT. .Taivc. ' tepies ran bee;i Itjrhtly tottche.-l .ind I ram, not to deceive yon, b;:t berati 'C
Tint E Aifi.v IIktorv uk It r. Cukam.
Ice ami sherbets for table use were
not pcrfeuied till towards the middle of to Hisses for I
the seventeenth century by the Italians, of some future
In lb lit Frocope Cuhelii eaim and es
tablished himself at Paris, rim '. l'An
ciciiite ( oinedie, oppodte lie' "id Coii e
dia Franeaise. He yold i-;e,i l'rnit. h-
creams liavoied i ith coilt e, chocola'e.
vanilla, etc. The usage h'-ganto spread
in Paris and the provinces, and liniona
diersand traiti-ars tpied to lla-Ir
tl'iois l i mi ('a.''. YaU 1. tin- father
of the i-iilinary artis.".. itit rodg.-od it en
the ir.i.ie of tin; victor of Km r..'i. It
was the day whu Coiide recievd Louts
, XIV at Chard ill v. The supo-i- was
, laid on twenty-five tables. Toward
i Ihe end of the feast an egg. apparently
j newly laid, but of diiYeii nt colors, some
j red, some green, some yellow appeared.
Ti e astonishment was g-tieral, but the
I dejight was equally general v.-lien it was
found t'i'se-iryv;-!;!ti i C.- -T: ' I ' i !-'..
Hi::u: is one i f those prvtr
that app(-3'. to the s-:; ..;-i i: ail! ia the
l.atr.r-i-T i v.-n tl'.e 1.111 p; ;!'' i. ,il. and
which Hawthorne, w.-'i'd li-so' debghted
li 'ta-i-ook :is the b.iis
SKel ell :
M. Fa(iiet. a ma.ln'iii ia lii erriea of the
Fretw-h ( ...v.-rnmei.t. a the sto:-,- g.-. wa
i:t 1 r cniissic:. -d to exeuit a m-dal
bearing Ihe head of Lino'n. It wa early in
April t'aat M. i'Sbped. w hile carr fully watch
ing the (To'iausof hi work, perceived, one
morning a crack ia the die extending a-Toss
the temple. The (invcriiiiicnt a itiaiit;es,
pleased wrl. eve'deuae 'if lh. likeness,
ordered .M. Pacue! to fni-b the medal hi
sfife of (he b:e!ui:i. A tevr boui iat'-r
i'res'eter.t i.it. ti'.n we.a shot, and. bt t"..: i
etbMigh. Peinth's i-i:.le; took U:no-l ea.-t v
the course of ti'e crack r.eros the iae,il portrait.
and then to'd him il le- had my (p!-iT.a".,n
to make or ' iisiiie- d... ! y -a ,,,. iihow
l.ini t-oi nabiiCe to do s i. an 1 ii 1 l-.:aisplf.
He turn -d to the rocth t a ' s at,.! i cn
incn.ed : "1 ! ow taa ey of imilar-e t A '."'
'l n.K rtl.ri' n. d 'ed". ' ib.-.v nia::v ot volt
chi'ibea ."' Tl.ey in ,.!.'' again.
Then I know who I am talking to and
you'll tear tr,r." -.ed h continued: "1
n.-ver stole any . ,;it le ; 1 1 aye lived in th -se
natti o-.er t'nee vear. 1 i auie fr ri New
Ha. mi s-tire : I tailed i .,! of 'TT, durint
tee pani" : ! 1 -tie I s . i"g. l 1 ae 1M,
h.iiiue h.-ie: i..y i. aily i:...ibs l..ii. t r 1
j,-'. fr.en phe'e ' p. .".' : t':.- - il ah -si -,i tar
are rough and I a a a hard 1 mkh: g i a-t. a. er :
hul this i is. i'.a.rd ciiinti v; ia -.-.-in hkt
tr.or.tlis. iikiwi .us ; ni irried t-i".:. vot: k:io-.r
that but for hv's fpe-i .-.j-"' h-: he
ptihed cut a iinndt u'l ot i,';l yvo: n e'lvc1, eon
and letters fro:n "bis v ii'.-i 1 s'a-.u.d get ba
couraged. I ha-.- v .i t pai f irv d V.
Here are th- l idp-.s.' ai.d i,:...i.-'-i tht
lot 7,-1 (.f ifk'i'C.-. 'e.tgli, :.'. " i oe -te ! t'.
i-'l! out in. No-,, -n .:. !-. it-.-- t, tbel'esla
met,i mv 'rail! ni l mother eivem.-; it-re i
!! lilt.-, g.ri'syi j.ttt." :.c. he !.'-. 1 .: t.-n-;tieiiv
and ccitin e d : "No:-, inn. if you
have th- idea t ki ; me f.-i w h it ! u-n i;ir.i
ernt of. se,' ' t; .. home, and s? ! as m'.ndi
as you can liv.u I'a.e a't'- e ' -i I'm cejd.
( a'n't M'-'i 'fid half t..e r:gf.' my family
'V ill need it."
"lb Id oa. a : si..)i
roi'-gn r-'.nger. ".in
tinned, "i - iv h-t
h'iml. eld i-.-y : f. '
t-T did t':e b::!li"
i he.t VI hi '!' bi l-.v. !
I '-We'll do !!!: t
, with R '-.g oc..; t
tiio t he c est. 'not .
"li't'S bl!V his ea;
Thev o' i, and
oy er, find th.e man B'mt
wet K siiiu i. I i.e no g
a.
a
: I
1 s : . b.
1 ,!.'i go'.
: i' i ore and tlooc
. i ot; va ;; .
ia-.l ve."
tl. ia th..t.' id a
hi I cxm ci;'... rv. .
r In a. -e of l is', b Pi i :
, e i;,.:-r and let bini t; '
v, "nea t ie : a c,e w ..s
t '. II. Il" Wa
,',l'1 f he! "
' M-id a
ii" t !t
v xour
t
Wo .T the s
: l.
lop is
j cir.de is to tl: wmaet
-.ili" men. It- m- ;, n. 1.
Not i mite preci-e. . . '1 he w oman goes to 1 he
sewing circle w hen her suit i becoming, and
She man to the barber sle ii when he' be-co.-iiii-lilr-e.iie.
The .'iTP-emv. h'.rev er. is
not un '.'.i.i.
fi-, being it way from '"'
cii -iiiist.tnc! s, i!;e sudden
1 ietl, had combined to remh
1 a a .-hi: 1. He sank lotl-gT
i p. trcouie. An h"i
; ic'' on horsobick lor l!
ail. as thev shoo!, lac.!
lac. b.-v !...!;. -.1 T'-e la
c ua'i sucii
. ."i il.ee , oi'l
r lo'i: hei ; :c
it-:.' c. :.,p etr-
r he. er. !'.. et ei . i e
e lie;!! est t'i ..' route.
Ua-i 1 br.-'.e h:ni g.iod
'ivost !n:vi ,. n i ti 1