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Artist,lllMiamits:Pa,
WPlttasestsken 1 littitrisofirlattei,4stbe - bot
smi It ea. pale
T. Bierg,novots.
L°ll/ § / P A PP I f* /r9irLr74,
in Ely* 14,11 1) 1
ves ma* tilahlgilbi- •
211 1%.,th a ii i ds . A c tit:1
ie 01i,46115:.; f 6ll * 1
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1 1 4.1 t, Igg.f,-)icre!ic fi of
preasing i3attsftcten; coinpimott
looked 'op 4peetanti ornetti. •
• ',lSlY!'letiel.' 4," Asl4" . .
'`.• you
0t;1i0 7 4,4; 'hsthis,e4i , iAsCbVoq4, you ever
saw;' . eyea• halfbltie l hair liiniio,t• i aki r dbliir
iteitier
.reff;fb4
anst`.,' P l ' l . llooo
to, tie Via, love„ tivitb i4r
knelt " liVtleAliec'Deveq:,in - dt;b t ey:sarsli:e
came iOlll4 fob
nnei2-Ter "sait'or.,"'Any wap she as
not 'married, audit eat:lOUs' to 'wile
how Thorne will take her presence '
• heie
in this house, where there are so few of
us that AVedAti't help being intiinate. Of
conr,§e tiey.an't a:Way and
-leave Alice,
and [we'ihtill' - see Whnt'We shall se 'when
my,t,adY:alairnifieent; ,conies. Voi lily
part b I never drat' l love ,
dis
easeilititead daSY etg' over as tbe,MeaS?
lea 'cir ' Th or n e had
it hard. I like stories" 'real life a great
dealt better 'than one bf boOksthey're
twice as spicy: I promise myself tare fun
in watching the romance?'
Quiet Mary Everitt
,sigiled; a little sad
ly,' bUt-did not ansWer: She loved 'Alice
Deven, though their friendship bad been
of weeks only, and' the prospect 'of the
(*ming was'fai'll•om exildratirigi
Just then Alice •came in 'so radiantly
happy. Her brown hair tossed about her
primrose cheeks, hersoit,linnocent brown
eyes sparkling withpleasure and a few
rare wild flowers :in -her Thorne
was behind her, lookinglori as she exhibi
ted 4or creasores ; with-a smile and an eye
glauce which revearled,,more than he was
aware of love and pridq. -
' priell.fie soft, eleartenes,
have; been hunting; in vain for these little
beantie, 411 summer; and we've - ,found
them.. ,Po--you smell; Ow. sea-breath in
them
~ ,, ; ),Ye..got them, among the:rocks,
Where they look forever out ;toward, the
wayes,,apd at,high tide. the Water winesanonii4 yoqt.s`.:, go* ,41ne ey, are,
just like a * Stiii*lepkY; l , I'm going
fetltheid 'often, : oa , ...sinag they are mine
+e?;Wfk i q'Ai k t ,s4 'ii..;!!'enr•FrO 3 4
nte-trove, aptt't 114 pnlysylfa 7
bletotanY bathes."
She was a pretty picture, is Levi:4Ln
caternbritingdreskt with lie' yoling
cent' girl's face, the rOtibd' with its
blanch Of wild'rbseii grass
swinging from her arm', and the filttetiow
ersln her hand.' •)
She and Thnrne• - werel , happt erihngh,
both of them,lto have moved any tender
heart to let them dreg um on. Bnt Aggie
French's heart - was notierider. Not that
she was very cruel, only thoughtless, fond
of fun, -tmd a little Careless what wounds
her self-indulgence might inflict,: She
looked wickedly into Thorne's eyes and
" I had aletter from an old friend of
yours thislmOrning—i-Atiss Georgiann Aish.
She is coming here to-day or to-marrow.
She does not, know she will .meet you.—
What a, pleasant surprise it will bar I
It was tartunate that. Alice 'Devon was 1
busy, just, then with /ldary Everett,' who
was asking , her , some question about her ,
Morning ramble., She was spared from
reading . the signs which revealed so much
to Aggie French±the sudden quiver of
Thorne's' moustached lip, the , bronzed
fbe ace a shade paler, the smile that tried o careless and iled. Little. Aliceonly
heard the cooianswer--
Ah,l haven't seen 'her for, five-. years.
She ititse'd''to a'styligh,'handsome - grl. I
wonder ifsbe's faded r.
She Thought to - herself that' for' old
friends, her lover - Seemed to take yery
slight interest in the prospectiVe, 'new
corner.
When `hey Caine Att.; together'' again
from their nfterhipori•'Wftlk; 'Thorne and
Aliee,.'itnne'irunkft'were in 'the'hall;"with
G.. A. painted firblack letters upon' their
covers.
4 - 44 The•new guest f lsavect,"i„Alicesaid,
lighily, -Tborne,,,was too self-conscious to
reply. Be bit his lip and .waa silent.
When .Aggie.. French beard, ,him going
1)-i.her doer, after he bad left Alice, she
prit,her head...out:with' a malicious whis
S e's come—been with me a couple
of. hours., Now...ahe'a7irt her Own, room,
dresslugfOr
At; snaset. ftit the paity
before-nientioiied rand a *. half < flpzen more
were gathered
• ;iii
. 043,10 i 7 t 0_ faelnone
varlor,sendy to:- g o in to . Atipoi; ; Mary
Eferett; iMier- - beforeniet`, Miss
Ash, looked.itheieritiCalfi - 4`,lihaste6ll
hesidejoettylittle:Aliee"DeVone
having just Veen' ' iiiirOdUCed
-Who, whateyer he
,eghtliaie'befrOred
lobtriessealinvr.''
elf
There . was no 7 ditifintitii - 'that,Ve
'timer wasitlfetaadeomest Noormai at - 'The':
fithania.t :':lfj*Ets at - dr;-** tty%
wliidh•srvayed'n poWee - I,We
'OoMplet
:ion; 4 witlt= 48 , 43016 i - ;tlear lend 'bright
lawlkfirtheigteit;: - :- . ThlignetiO' Veal - :tbil
tawny gold hair, filling the silken -nett
DjW. stsma
full; the mouth so ' rir avid - teitiptitih, , ,g
ell these; *ith the sell-underStandingole,
eplemO oftwenty : fit;elyenre:'lri dint state- 1
lyliresetree little Alien' Deven, , with •hei.!
Seeeiiteen. years 'and her loilnrosel,funey
lOoked unformettand childish: 1 131W0) . 04
*aerternothing sihont!hermiLit sweet andl
tbnehing i Made' Evereti
think bfirrotie-bOd *WI th 6 ittorniu.„(rde*'
still ;AI 'titi4 . 'll4l3e:big book to • thelother?
she , • humme d , half under - -herr.bre4th, .11 1
snatch °fan old nursery song
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Looked Wetly areitempting tn the bee ;. ' i
Yet no toe drop of honey he found • ,
' • •th her Wonder trip cirgeld and btioarr:
• SliCersolihse Obefirt, umto-tar tb!sie.". A• : 1
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A ggie !Freda had 'itot'arritiid'lstithil
Whole truth nhout't.heseparation'betkveen'
`hlise_Ashand Howard Thorne:" Sbe
not jilted blip' 'They hall.etien' each oat!.
ertup.mutually:' It was the' fortieth- lori
er's , quarrel; perhaps; 'for;:3litis Ash :waft!
of. a , 'tempestnous tempertinaent, and
Thorne not over-patient. ..It was the' One
too' many at any rate;;for they bad . nevei
made it up, and five' years had passed
without their seeing , each other. In the
meantime some Of rhorne's z . elations had
died and left him h fortune, making' him
better worth winning. Mimi Agjie 'was
mistaken; too t 'in thinking . that her friend
came to 'The Shoals' •tvi.thofit kin'oWitig
that her old lover wag 'there; No allusion
to the knowledge 'hail escaped• her in the
letter; but the certainty of meeting 411ift
had been , her sole motive. To' do heejtesl
tied, she didinot know of his enTaiiement:
_
She learned that for the first time inler
two hours- with Miss French before ies:
It disMayed • her tot n•little. It was - ah.
obstacle she had not, foreseen, aed she did
not feel entire faith now in the Success
which had-seemed so certain - before. •
When they wereintroduced she looked
at Alietansiously. She wastot blind td
the youth; .and • freshness against' which
she must contend': She acknoiledged td
herself that the girlish face, with 'the
bunch of blue flowers (the•tretisuteAreve)
in the soft hair, had 'a sweettharm - of :its
own. She almost despaired—not goiter.'
' For some days , she held herself rather
aloof froth Howard. Thorne and his little
betrothed.'• When anything brought her
in contact i with , them, she Was • playful
sometiiiiesi` sometimes a I little , reServed
and•riad,lbougb kindlalways. • There-witi
so much 'Variety in her moods that Thorne
grew interested before ho keew, it; in
- , -atehle- them.;--111 , 1 tidemr - Ai ~. ' '' •
now be observed her more closely, hats;
rcolly , beautiful ship*as.• : She had been
far . Less so in the old days. when he• had
ththight the: whole universe hounded by
bersmile.• . Bet manner had ebangedloo.
She'had been imperious then—she was so
still at times; but oftener there wag a ten
der, half-pathetic softness in? words and
ways which made • him 'think -she bad
grown Sadder with the sad years. • Had
her life missed bite ? There 'wad a subtle
flattery in the thought against which his
vanity was not woe': '7
He was not untrue towards his little
love in all these speculations, , at least tot
consciously,. but they were dangerous.—
Ver•y dangerous, when,! one day, he suf r
fared himself, sitting idly and alone on
the pia.F.a, to wonder what would have
been pie result of his meeting agaiu with
Miss Ash if he had never seen: Alice:
Just then she came up , the walk in her
loveliest mood. Tenderness in aperson
to . whom nature has given the.seal of sov,
ereignty, moves us far wore than. in those
gentler persons to whom it. seems idigen 7
ous. She looked sad, this Lady Magni&
cent, as .Aggie French had dubbed her.
She bras sim ply dressed, in a robe of Ike,
py white, with a feiv flowers stuck _for
sole ornament in belt and bosom. Her
eyes were downcast. There was a stain
as of tears, on her cheek. Some impulse
he should. have resisted drew Thorne to
her side. Are there mordent - 8 in all
when Our good angel forsakes us ? Half
unconsciously he said to her---
"Miss Ash--Georgiana, we were frends
once—.Tdo not like to See you dad." .
: The great sinher eyes turned on
loaktf mete reproach. ,-..4,Ltier a rneM4
shilialo, , With a tritit of the oia. .petit,
/nee — • • .
do - not. eto have my moods no
ticed:
liis not , generous of yon, with alt
you want; in life, to look out from the safe
shelter of your happiness and Watch how
I bear Ipneliness and'heartache."
'" All I Want 'tiller
He'repeated the Words after bet' area*•
as sf be were questioning himself
whether indeed he" bad' what moat
wanted in life. The past, seemed to be
throbbing in heart-441416in .bie Pulp
. sea. Were the dayi 'dead . in - which' he b ad
been" thiY 'They - .had
thitieptieeliaidealliWO'fi l :Od Were
assiri tki'shaded path which:She
had:Waled nfab6ne l . l ".reir a' while neitli
' ir-stialie: What 'subtle'niagnegita was
iir her that made it thriMhirri so
just te - walk bylei tide He store a leoli
iertth;
Atro '' 6t&litit ender
k'fitidaerr'eavrpp
itiayed• • bitis;•-z-aliiiid;' kiting te
heart. He put his hand•andimielied
He spoke with a - tone 14f - would be obey-
I 'Old' felt
, : c :
She furnvi . her.eYes filly of
,0 4 . - L-41 it , /:.nrc•H , f.4.:MW7
AtivOEC.:lo3i 43.0g0,
rtitiv
fl* iniot Bel
stir,
on h'
-;ca
ioimt l
eneugh' inthotit the ieit• or Olhatlet.
hi'iotqatit With Jay nii,46rl. l ' - ' ' ": ' '
it
' - 116 atefitioit' l ot Altee'',AWmylitrfieli: a
I phag aWbi'd kgeiii' t tO'hialfeaTri: '`,114 Vag'
lid a hadinite';'..tiay,'ll4 . * 0.6
6 - 4tiosie4 ,
.i; I hail 1 - Meat I nietY: 'Hi :* i6pee(eCifig i
;bad
Word--teltiVedlilice. 'Still 'ire
liad t tretikilre`nou#ll't(i:eieh i p4 'train'
th'e bAl eful spelt A ibk was eldsing. 'retiad
, 1n i 0; , ;..„ ..,; : .:.) ~ , .,; - ....1.-+, i T., , - ,- 1 , ) MI 1 .:u , 1..
1 4itotir*lPi,OW:lifre:lo.o‘Veidil
lkiiiitti:laiilid Wiiild ' afiwiyait . Ad'
, thligiy iiiailif .. Tell" tiiii l.r - r ill(' iiiidtw,
A.iintiliAlcingl,rePibiebtallssoli'firOM;
mit those Milier eyes. 't ''' ''
'' ' ':
",11OWiliil, tit; shanie r. l'ett 'thiisi 1 / 2 ipt:
ja i
z oir Einiii"tioi initirer'rfie, nikk. ' Wben 'al
yew b "tweetitaitikOver: ''Vci yot,i4hitik'
Wool . hen' Virted - ' fr ith •Yiitt- iu ' 'an de
that Ist time it I,had'lliot' th4gitti th t'
your love ilia's. !strong - ei i idigh 't4s brii4 .
yon ck 2 ' We" Were both wroits-.---We
°ugh to hake ' forgikerr, each other. Bat'
Why alk of it:2 Yen are heit 'e'reff; and
I—p haPir atin tot 'punished foo severe
ly-1101r the shire id hlanie. 'that , waiMitle.."
Tb tights. swam tfiroitgh 'his braia dill:
rfouil ; See,kblii yOuth'i` 10e, Itiked him.
..--iv. .sulThring - for Moil-I-had - lok'W:hini
all # . while. He looked At h61 1 ,' Mae
b9ath 41 1;4 :ever iii her i'Orroit;;lii , r
tend' (leis.' Afte, all,' ikAs • not the `old
Tore oi tiros love'? - - ' " ''' ''-
"1 ) liirei*free!)-:-Lhe be kin., ''r '
"' what 'ase . wifuld be freedom r abe
inter pted' 'him; ' passioadtdly.',"
,". You
were .ee five years.' '* . ' '
"IJ t 1.41 id not see you. Oh, Ocorste, I
thiiiis net Yoe'should have come ,be:
feie, mit at ,a 11." , , .'.'_ ' '
Jps the r i o i ti stp t !! e t r i n_s_hed tlie;Sap'd ',ir o ar
them.':A nd s aden turn in tbe wi d
ing pa came Mary .Everett,,with' Alice,
his A it,iol, to hCr'arnt- '
" e heard A few W.irds'—wfa 4014 1 d
i
na (s p' it,",-Miss tvere4 qi,4; with eYs;
of ' l o4o relloh, leading her friend by.
Ho ,ar l a Thic:l3)o cursed hiS fi4e at 3 hi,
saw'_ li s little , love's late., face, With the
1
heart roke setilitlg over` it, `alwofit l ,lil:e
Clio OutdOw "c•i" deith.' :11e'lnyw il q 4 QW:
*We'd his 'biait' f Was-LSaw''' what brief
mad'adialiad`jOsed hith:' Ire ‘;ieuTd belle,
.`.l'l,4„n' lialf the universe to he able tote to
' :• da; ,..0W r,o
.'nap a*1‘er..,10 1 1 1 44 1 1 - 3
timg in his life% Teli'lptealeqiiiiar d `. - ice
steed aiacT watOtd 'her, sile.4l,ly, itt 'tMi:
moved away--his ddryitg, *horn ' lie,' had'
been'mad'enOmth to l'es,e.' ' Then he turn
ed with a look In ' 'his pyei `that made
Georgiana Ash'treirtble. '
"I am' free now ; :ins,
.as' you , said, of
what nsc is frAdotn, '' ; ' ''
l'slelther qieke again'untilhis'eeolgOo4=
by, when he had gone np the path with
•
her to the house-deor. . ' .
Then he rushed back into the thick
shrubbery, among the rocks, to tlte sba.
lie was almost wild enough to bury' all
wrong, sorrow, shame, in those trwtch
erous waters. He kiiewlis fate was seal
ed. There would be no htipe for him.
Alice was not'tinfo'rgiVing';'but fib's(' Was ,
true, and claimed-trntbi---a woman,_ and
would ateetiino divided' gala. , Extilain
as he would he knew she'svo i ol4 never-be
lieve him or. understand ,bim. She, never
eoula know bow it came ; audybe offered
explanation she would believe that only.,
honor,. only. Sorrow for bee, held 'Elm ;
and those mad moments could never be,
atoned for.
Just then he turned. He was standing
in the very nook where they had lathered
the blue flowers. Some other, their sisters
were nodding in the cleft. Be.gathered
a bunch, and laid , them carefully in a
pocket-book, which be carried , in iris
breast.
" They shall go with nu into other
scenes," be said, his sad eyes kindling
again with the gleam of a new rgsolve.
" I bave held back f_roin giving InY 4ife to
'my ceptry beeanse Alice's loved wade
the offering,tpo pesPy.,, lsrgi :./ ' 1F1R.89.,
1t will be better , 'for .11er in die."'
He found,o . note cutlia;lable when' te,
went home, , and -',
IP it' tiles'?'; 7PT4B
only : r . - 1
"Be merciful enough not to write f r o,
me oi , ask to see me. ,Ip wonl4 ,be o rie
use. What t leaf& what I saw,
,can
tiever, be explained out of ;memor y. ,' I',
forgive you. .1 'do not think, yoli meant
to be false. When you c told,meyou loved
me I believe you thought se„ , rsh . all go
away to.night and leave yoa :to tlie,leve,
you have footid - again .
Tile obeyed ber.r .T ruade;:po,:aieless af
terppci at,axklanattou ;,and'Otehed from'
ilia ,window, t?,", 0 I ber..g l ;;;4nini, 1', 1 % 11
014in9s, lOr'a tV rit ir.e` 1 8 '4 . 4 48M1 ,i1 8,
thin any passion ot agony. ,
T e ,ater in, the eveninj c,ruae ; anoth*riete
frOui. Miss Ash'thislinte. 'lt Wag ioaed
oh ! so skilfully l . begging his pard'Oii ;:.
telling him bow, :innocent, she , was or
wren" desigiillatnelOarref"eVer&V
biii, ili leirtl Mid' i sorrewire'botilii: tibe 1
belfie'and,tlol4itibg'bitn s 'taloa' her "a
all. .• , ~. .. , . ~• 10' .'l".r- ~, fi" O,T d
. ' 114;;SO C arif ThOTtle ' I an .' ile f fr i 'n f ity'' ea be,
ti f iiSted,lir
_,) 7Arti
iffet - ',i:drs Ail ''•liklifed bill
clog 'itt.ith 'Wm. TAwhoi , 1 1 0 , 60 1e - 4e
*erne Of:kart - 6e nrivi;' IsTil'reqeliVlieri
could` truiVe;binksieged: OD sfindieuviileid
bYth'cirigok (if *life liktit billitlA '''sOikl'Oli.
Alice DeVoit'efabe, ' Ille - 4atide ;lit,' ieb-
` : "" i~v' xe ~ , ~~;r..~ : ~,ras,~~.~r~~~+~,4 ~~s crrc'xxi .nr.~rraF ~ '~~ ~"~
. , •
VOKIME • t• • • •
r. I • BXF 'Nll3ll3lilt 49'
I==IE=IMM
p cowl The liext iszornitig
,t
iSomehow even; ligkieflrrehbh'a .heart
vas tbaghefibyhis hOpelesa,:droity.sudie
he Lode her igood-bye...-Regdinlyr. th el
ady`fdaguificetit t lyitit. , ..badf'..not: -beer!
p_roductive of the expected " fan:" Mies_
IDleret, littd goad aWaY , the.onight Adore
frith Alice;.; cud ',',The Shoulal,, bade; faii
,to)hevesently.ide;serted.'r.>'lr fv f IT.. 0-,
••
• ..; --; ~•::::,, ~.,•,......,.;„ , ~.;:,,,
' All ''tlint 'WA' InsfYi•ar:-the'samnir of .
'op. :Ito. ttiii Aa2otond4e.iiiiiii:'4oiiiid'
,Tlititlie t pulifti Intrilielf Alti)s a - 14,• . ,iv4i thoi'
,idintnisslthypide44"fito , p h half igS,iiiillf,'
IliiiVkiiii,'llf:Piriiti L 'ti '
."i:* lle'li,Ca`
'With thea - rtilY Acrilk - tdi 60 , ,, 7.liitororw.
i i ,
, the viten - 4r 'ea•W, again' he'hhd liee i litiara l
fightiog,:' aiid", h - ela It ',ls l . iiiiili ' i llf
virtue ofhis ' ''Cb6l Gen ii - et.' o . iiiaiciAid
I:iit?'Reatleginhis'iSerlidiSy•tiVehlThi4
told the tritthie arki'lliiirly:- . IN Waiit.4
to die, and se. took every, ,porible .ofitiOri'
tenitylolliroW, awliyllie lifo dr•Whieh b
~ , ,_ ,
was wify;,.:ror map; Tea Son, pethaps;,
shot and,;shell'iptissed Ishii lip' 'F' et in;
• theTront,:and no'liall 'hit, hint.';,' T hq.t4:'
ga'n id eat that ' he bote'a - ttitime'd lil'eY .
when th4'SaW'hiM r lWitli'fitl'''Siat 'On his
, bronzed liand,so i no go,: - , -- 1 i , ,
At last `
.roilbaniedetty,Slitti,:the bal.
'-let:Whittli soiight his lieireh twits turn
ed aside is little 14y a' :book be wore—the
book:whioh beld.tlie: bine?treasureltroVe ;
so: that; - gbastly :and: terrible I. ll Le y ew taw
wound, it was not instantly mortal. There
* •
wheosmall I Fopd for •him,•:b&wever OW
one Who loved'. hint as li• brother: •asked,•
whew there: was leisurenfeer the • •light,`l ill
there was any one- fee whonti he'•weld&
wish td send. , t All•hispale thee- brighten
ed•gloriously.• .This,: was:•the ;:katir Ifoi:
which:lid • bad •hinged f.and lar,aited. , 4le.
dictated itinlythese words ,:••• .1.• :::•• I • -:, •
.COMO. 4) me beforit die. 1 • Too will:be. ,
lieve•what I have: to'sarwhen•You: know
it ia.my: last words. , • : ,- : . •
.This with;the address:, of Alice. Deion
on,the coVer. , ': .. • ••• •--i• .: •'i .
,Thew he waited.- ' : •• : •- .• ; , , :•• ::
Five days were the. least . possible ..
le • time
in which, allowing:for riddelays,l she could;
get-the letter :and'.-come! - zet hini..:l_,Efe
thought his strong•will woulittlieepochbil'
•alivelao long. .•! •.f „.'.:l fill ,r •1: , i;•! .I=l i:i:
On - the :evening of thelliftb•dik• be; lay
with his face MI ward the:Wall: i :‘, wi ra lAmcb
in thought, add toridetited n•hlisearchurg
• nini*he heard , ,zio footfall, heard nothint .
• um, alotriyelficiithereA - Voice - . 'Seat - 1T !z p
: 1 "-./ am hereN , I:, •,: , , :•: ,• • . 9;13 •f ,
alken,,ho -Earned his Step ancl,..; saw'. Alien 1
Devon ZOO pillOW.:,, : , n; ..-:: !,: :, .1. -
. gct.w.i4itlitil timno greetiego indinqur ies3-
bgtraPSke ths.•inpperiurost,theuglitifiret6;• :,
. ,t' Alice ' ;144 lave you,.onlyloui, That
seeps,
sPelle. Ivhish. .you , .could not• Understand
Was liTlemenli,wy.in.adness. , 4. 4l;teitotiched.
meiwith her. i misery—hints. jot the. long,
hopeless love, ,she had:cherished for me all
those years. ? I was moved °kite Surface
only. 1.411 yen, as a,dying :man, that my
beartoever•wavOreli. • It was yours then,
as it AS LIOW7"'ILS itrwill:bie when I' go book'
whence:l came, to darkness-and mystery,.
." / Itellelle,you,"•Said - the ,row 1, sweet
tones, , "4 began, to, believe - it when I
hearet ,Of, her marriage, six.. months ,after.
:I„ knew shelad been disappointed, 1 and. I
had been wrong and hasty." 1: '..,.• ,:. ,
..r,l Ne, not „w,rong ; yoti had ,reason
enough. , You should • not•blatue • your
self, I never :blamed you.:, Rat; are you•
free Is this my Alice at my side V.; ~
” Your Alice , ;:ynur,s, and none otherrs.
...`t Then / Shall die eeeteimP , -, :, , f., .
Throngh all,the hopra of,that night she ,
sat beside him,holding his hand in hera.,,
charming awayhis pain tbyher, voice ancL
her,touo. , 'When the dawn arept.softly,
up t4ealcpesi flqd 41010d:the eastern sky.
to liarne,he-was sleeping a 'gain), :restful,
sleep; for the lira time, nil& those days;
sines he was. wo u nded-; and: the surgeon
.coming in, and, standing watchfully beside
him for a, while, said as he' •-turned, away :
"1 dare not give you much• hope.-;. but
I begin to think it jun. possible that he
may live r • ; .--:-
A )4Plq later ire a;vo,keysintlietill_Alica's
I )49`d Iva§,in ttis.r' He- ,tarnekio -look . at,
'her tie R fAPI, mad saw ,a A e w9ight ! ih., the
tender brown eyes. She.hent; !ever IIIIVI•
, apcligissed Win, .In,t4e , .l49olog,,twiiight
though, which-the.slll3lffilleolgeibrolcau s li
- and wit h heil Iliac; 8110.1 whisperftdf: .1 • ,•,.:
. "
The sirgeon, 'has beep, • here,: And' he ,
says it is possiblesocttnikxhve, i ', Will ypa
trY, for , rne.?"••. . ~ , . . ~, ~ , if.fi' r L
‘4l4e, that I will'," answered iii4B,4oely.
toies, fer,yeutly, . " i llif4" , tha t I was 130
ready, ,to tilt? W ::,aWai;;:i,;:difii: s`lio,i!i - lb
rp:iir: - I!.,iartat ip§, .that I Ain getwelr
noui I Wave Ace, tolxve:tor, roy,o i t
•
l i my darling i' G 64 Will:bea'f \ ifitll lips as
19K 8 : ~,, :., .± .• : ' ~.; ' ;':i,i,`!
, tin ao, .3, , ..,.);11 , i' 4.. iii.:
' • .9§, t m: e of a Pir oia .44 .1 01, 9;.!'5.P.".. • le ;
:f
:fae, Wag,. thin *( 1., P 9 54 4 ,4 4 PS • •?1X 63 '70C9[
'6l;lo l t, l i# l : 6 4t,f/g9; . #o t ie , VM• 4: coo p l
1414#010 ,13 4C,41.' ' 13 Y',174;11".9 11 :C't
iltsOrAeje- Zi1ia.4 1 . 1 41t4 . 1 t r i. r t. l P P t . s i ll' I'
3 14
liiM r --tb tue5?.11 0 .9 0, 84 8 ,4 ~, i ct.9-,4.1- -
r."6 - 6m. y la' Shaalt 'mice iiaoke e''l
f-1..i llif h i '1 •:. +51.,.... • I , _ • i..jrl; /
;ready: f?Y'll tile 3P ii: c a frif e u ti et c YA 4 Fie v 4 9ll : 4 7 : lli;
Iceinti..lt• was j 'A l lice*s . 'eare which litid'ivon
hitnibaek-i'rottridtiath.i.:. Hdt: *ad . :" &triers'
now; mid 'betWeeii them co'nfd ndver,o,tii*
6 t imi zn ylh at itiond •.
; ,1,, .; . ••,1:; ,, ,,qi 1, nto
' • iTo-niortoietit "Illie Shoidso, ilviirtisilt‘
wed:1(110'g; and - the bliddwhi *ear* wteitli'
, of' littioiblitrildiero, ' - '' --, '-'3'. l, il'i' , 1
Hotir3-to geed ' Beef.
• In response to an inquiry for practical=
directionaiiim to,batcligot A gy o at i t* . yl in
keep until June, and Let not be_,too` salt
for:the'lkb l 4;WAß• -Pr .VT! g,± lllo uos.
county, Illinois, writes to Vie\ &dermal]
kirmilturist fVor every - 100 pounds beef
ute'aCibii s ,Poinida'aalt; - ' rubbe d Allbid ili4ls4et standriii ., thelialtlcir 241:
'tfifeitiliigeeloselY; slid env. ,
er with brine, made atifOlfii*s - For,every.
:100 Potinds bfUeefi 41ofrocegt alAtpetrni , 4
0 . 1 .14 0 .)0h.40*RA 1 ,TP• •
-14.. 4, Xleo ll 4 l )lPfiqpP.9., cqu!lPY , Ti.lich
: heei toeoo,l sufficiently
after
siz6ikpiel.leslor litutctack , it lonselyin -
a ibairelin4biohfl biveiprevionalppluted
a quantity.xif weak, briki
is all in, or the barrel.full, see tnat I,fteL-
C overs : it.,,letitstand tßo,or thOe
dpy~, then ! take ogt.i~iengat , thr9iv,lA4y,
! the brine, iinse out tbs' bair4 add teo,oir
fitiantity'.ot
ibrine sufficient fci 'the, niesti,and)
:strong enough: tciallear , Add
,ounceil , of saltpetreabr,vvery 1.00 pound!
;of meat;
. pour on the,meat, a r id ; it will,
leoPtuPt4Aok-W:9Rtiler.iii
~ f 3 ~ .'3i v
llokeleillerk - Equal,lo7vesl4 :
dAllidy'eeintributer at:Perry, , lll4 gende
Jae following directions, to, the Anterigitoi
,Agriculturist : Let the meat cool thoro'ly,
' lola it in. pieces ' 4"by s inches wide, weigh
them..aiid ;pack aS. tight' as - possible in the, ;
baFT94i salting veTy. 14141,y,.. cpver the.
'meat with brine made as strong al;tosst
lble.',
',P.o.uitr a
o' 'gallon of 'OM • brine aid'
iring trithlitiiti'table4pobliful 610011kt' el
for; every • h undyed 'pounds: sof ;meat,. and .
:return iVtic! the.i‘ba.rrel.-1 lot it ,stand-One.
innntb,, tben.take 34 the - meat, let it drain
,tweTt!C h ours.` Ptit the brine in au iron
kettle,' add 'one'littare Of imilitsSeiti. or ttVo'
ilbs. of sugar, and boil (and skin) until:
perfeetlly cleat.- • : When it is cold,-, return
; theineat.;teshe t barrel, • and 'pour- On the - ,
brine. Weight it down, and keep it.covm
ere(. 1 4:1199 - 4..WRlvia- " babe WPft.te"
In 2 gPt.PP , ev,!r.
,To even s 'Flavoring irk.
ff. ; 101
;LIP.
write3 i tok,Oe iSgricidtariat that be, liis,
.red‘ turnipslt7 cows for over 30' yea)* etet
iiirtgAiieirthitibled.by • any- uriplesi.' •
, tap 03 o:(l,l)2Alfjfe - c ta, the turnips
b Mean's iita'rile't putter' and spreads the
piec6' it'Litat tivo ihreeiticheithicki'
upon ithe of% barn- or other 'Canyon
.
mitt Vac% twkere tberretnain_for 24 hoar`:
I ; , 4f9re••theYi argpi,ii.;d put , Re ' ,o P.Elaiger•
that - b.i! j tbmi,Expoeure fitioringliriiiiii;
plc ie dissipated; Ail' the tu r nips iziayliii'r•
:fed without risleof iniparting :mach: taste:
Ito the milk. Thiffis,tertainly a very sim
pleplati andli inneh to be preferred to
!the use Cif saltpetre, and other drugs or
'doubtful efficacy, which have been recom
itiende,d,,as a, j preventive. A gentleman
who has had m uch experience, informs us )
;that be never 'found any ,bad taste in the
Milk, if the tairnipti were fed afteithe mot'.
thug m but•that it was•alwaYsbad
tiavorthey were fed at night.
Nanuring, Pear Trees, • ;
At one of the Fruit;Growers Meetings,-
Dr.: I. Mi.Ward;;'cif Newark, , N. J.. 1 give,"
by request, tut adamant of lila manner:of
;manuring his pear, orchard. In ..autumn.
:he applies seN:erai barrow Toads of Coyle,
i staite =Mere tor:eachAree; spreading le
,several lathes aronnd the' tree at
'far as the roots extend: • During the win.'
,ter Solnhole . Matter is gradually leach.
ed frotrillie =tiara' and carried into the
soil— , In the: spring'what remains of thti'.
imanure is ,covered with a coating , or ;Oak.
:hay, (or any other. cheap hay) and it, is al:
lowed to .remain on , until fail, when it is
TCrnoVed, and* M anure applied before.
By haVing - ,,itie- grOundmulA in this
why; it= is: kept anciat and free r weeds.
This rficKiThef applying manin t e istapproV.•
iea 4 , ,agnle..pf, ; ,4pAr,mos uccessful
ivq•ors; anaii Ot, A iterredto, plOwing:iii•the
manure, 'tie tNit disturbing the ea ;fuss rbots:.;t -.
:;,;'' = ;'. ; 1 " *-
; _ • ":'-‘
•
‘'
, thinks` 'ha's;
',traced neveral .bases of bows slinking their'
'calves to their having eaten inordinatOy •
of 844. ~,Either Pi; cattle ; , regularly niml.
iunifortnly tho,lThrger„or..lut a lump,of,
Omni rook 'salt be...accessible at all times;
'O lO 4 ifilhihOtiOrplau;
• , toirnat Eitirr,VPiortertr.
of'eoutse fel4 , ' Can
,ttietbevany'dotibe on that 'taut? , `'•
thatpopertY is a Intsiti Of•
lint; Torolieity Is 'not -"the pried*:
ithieiii3quirid oho& -when cieditis senght; •
qhan" that
1•-• • ' •
Ne tiotlittan 'Assurances -Of' honnsty s
i inireiely,f but 1.11'1 , 4-Nit. iliCthe !man do - *hat=
b 0 nays:- bd-4111(inlbe Ciacttiinktuidc wayl,
(thit heF4OlitisOft ',lf so; he itentiiied
;reasonable credit, though he own no reed.
lofe4ttb; hot. thus rigorously; COMOiett ,
tiblit3.4lllli VTOMptolbe.tieserlit B .little cony:
'Blderatidzi, -though , r be) be „the f,ownen of,
Prorapt:pay mins therdayilrek,
I !hate hiutconsitlerable'butitiese capertenevit
,afld the wisdonvof , iti in. the matter! of ,
=edit, is embodieti, , ip - lbia psitaglapb,,
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