AFTER THE SURRENDER. not fail you SUNSHINE. {lled.” V it a word spoken i either si | 0% if-«if 1 want you, : teok out lool ) y {t was not al v| “8he ma 1 h 1. Bi ( {| Ceneral Crant Would Permit No Cealebra. «LOK out, 100K out, my l i 3 a iL BIW i © : : tion at Appomottax The rain is fallitg } Fi A A ihe thanked him gratefu . a ' ed's : General Horace Porter And all the sky wid er vigfl on the roof \ pais B 4 i 1 . afgaing with Grant,” in f cloud i Ver jf Lurni tj VO (i ind i ! Ve ! : ’ ed back to our loophole I th { » Of cloud is overcast { ’ A ; : : . ; x IA os po : describes the 4 I i 1IAVY 1O0OKeSd Lhd ¥ ther d ' big ir 3 jr0¢ i 40 18D ¢ il een pel ‘ y a ' ” i i 1 } % Oh, mother dear! big drops 1 hear , : . iia . y ‘ 2 sas ¥ . : o LOS General Porter Beat on the window pane, rate repoi disorderly Kuni Ol i will and ui ti Hi 10d to But in the sky a light I spy, Of sunshine in the rain.” fhe clouds rolled by, out br 1 av art Hi A i Friyeu | A : ig then The gun on thelr i i 1 ¢ ! it} thes } ¥ Heers were Cinting 2 art the shower on the scene hal 10) 00 laf 101 8 ut, as tl jor i ted, iemy’s 11 as the etting the rain drops all ablaze, I { m i ! l 1 0 1e on f 0 nlread fal Meas t of Lee's Tike HL ris af and flower 3 J | Oh. mother dear! the heaven is gta~de tha sry orde ve, real | on itred i i'l odds were too grea OU { eir of ri stor } to him he seemed love, the genuine le, thrives il 3y eh pluck and i sain? § Fong va disordered blossoms under strange: ndi- | jeug he “pm ‘ aked anon. | had 1 Hiv torn and contraction brings the two digits To Bast Ant neip of { Ww i ¢ a. i \ ing i iastily torn « n, i Teo Restore Montez oniera a's impress tions and ir i ) it. § ! ite Fhe | wag a que mbling Ii feall the Eramme Was n invit h able before him rs no good in her—in a beleaguered fo on the tower roof. Long watches they | ammunition loft and our swords. Ti “Great Heaver among the peakable horrors glepe where the enemy's shells : § 3 a x nic¥ta a * a : . $3. # 5 i" s # hE. a ¥ re atl 4] i In } i iin i iriral i A Era see ahing thronueh the wal : ite un . +3 esd mut y erashing through th = teots din ¢ we day tin ‘ Mrs. Reeves? 1 asked. wi beautiful rl. with a wistful, perfect 1 fe ul avid 4 . op ef : » 5 3 a 3 : exrpectec piaces, ap ' roa ! I tense stillness, only rakes ehidder month and luminotis gray eves men are the ast alarm N ¢ 4 + 1s the tittl pe \ 3 3 men are the lea ie howling of the jack in the nu “The ¢ jeman’s brave face Poor Bryce! He had lived and loved wourded n gounds? I thought not i uid tell | +44 _ ha srr tra rativel 3 witahn tHieoht le te hi A and los d you a story of a flirt 1 knew ! ¢ {i © he rebel sentries he terrible, vitable reply, bu : The men drew away from him rev. tance and performs twirling the stem of ia glas . ‘ ! Sensd a th » t - atrenet and agility witht on, ¥iriing tl ! ways, wh we had been ¢ 'G fore he could fran swords, sired erently hey did what seemed the ™ 1gth ax % cirele where all other ryt 1 and tind sitweoen his fingers Tout 4 - a $5.4 i : 3 33 round and round b : - : * | a litile while, we w $ her glid a his arm made him turn round. Mrs. | kindest thing, and slipped out of thy “ AY iterest FO G0 3 think § % & a ‘ { 3» : i 3 { % 3 i It nay intere you n RA ig toward. us, shadowy } : Leoves stood be us, very pale, but | room quietly, leaving him alone with i #11 be “v1 ¥i % yO 11 know 4 : + : : s it ! ft will bore you. Did any of you Know | {, the sturlight—7or the stars came ou perfectly composed his dead Not till they reached the arligh i . ohn" ; : ; - ; Jack Reeves? and shone down as seren in 1 ¥ “iMalor.,' she said, 'my dear hus door did enn Gordon find his voice An Emperors Ingenuity. adge from the following anec- 4 as er Mewborne had a pho- tes ‘ rr nf BERET a SE g § ‘ $ : A subdued urmur of assent passed | p ble i } r gaviisa a! ban her sweet volee faltered for a and then he only said, "Poor old i fo } m dote, Pmperor Menelek of Abyesinia | qograph § erday of a pecan grafted daced at a8 disadvantage round. Jack Reeves was dead Ives’ | manth before. fears seemed t AY ninute. then steadied iteelf'my hus- | Bryee!” eyos were on his glass, and he did not | ol. gince then! d sh auld and promised that, if the worst came, fves stood on the doorstep when has a mechanical turn of mind, not | into a hickory tree on the farm of Mr gos the dark, painful flush that cre band through Jack's n and | he would keep his last bullet for me. they had all gone. He thought of the | nenally supposed to belong to the na- John M. McKay, near I ile. The slowly over hig host's face, nor the |; her cheek again gleeve, and | Mav I now rely on you to do me this stricken man if his lonely room above | tives of the Dark Continent It seems | grafting was done Fol ry ON 1807. ashen pallor thit succeeded it. | wateh with ns—silent and intent a8 we | gervice? You will not fall me? che and a great flood of pity welled up ir | that M. Lagarde, the French Minister | the bud opening May a5th foliowing. “You “now hdw he died, of course?” | wer ourselves. There was uo need} added, appealingly. | his heart. Perhaps he, too, had suf + to that country having heard that the | The photograph was trken August “We heard” paid one of the men, | for gpeech betwee ose two. In the “tier old enemy took the hand rest. | fered—for he shut the door softly and Empress desired to possess a sewing. | 2h last, at which time the height of with & slight effort, “that he and his | sraeence of the death angel things | ing on his arm, and lifted it gently to | Went back asain to his friend Strand | ackine, took pains to have one in: | the stalk was five foot and the circum. 4 cluded among his bageaze. Bul the | ference at the ground twenty inches roada of Abyssinia are capable of | The growth of the scion from opening ¥ wife were killedint the taking of some | lear marvelously All their former | his lips Magazine out of-the-way fort by the re els, It differences dropped out of sight, for-| “Madam, he said, in his stately, a —————————— was A most deplprable affair. | given and forgotten, Only their love { old-fashioned way, ‘I am honored Ly | More English cricketers were bor: much improvement, and although the | of the Lud until August 30th, ninety. _— as. : Mo in ahs o | remained, and if ever a man and wo- | your request, If the worst happens, | in the Nottingham town of Sutton-in. WA Line was well packed the accidents | pix days, was five and one-half feet -. 3047 exclaimed Gordon. “It was | mun understood each othe, they dif. | as I greatly fear it will, you way vely | Ashfield than anywhere else in Eag Of the rip left it at the end in a sorry | Charlotte (N. C.) Observer.
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