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ELSIL' S TITIL.
What a n-or'.J of changes v;
atK n
brings to i
girl vga
I!'
innx sit voung -:hy i-
l
a revolution Oi uiougi i,
I t t:.ov . i.i "-il "ul iuiu..,
V.
t. v
r the wet.KS come io ga-
landed with roses and ratwehl wnn
the fan.-ie-i of the heart, as they cau.e
to us in the days of our summer va-
e tin-? . . r ,
That- iva what i-isie Rde was
t ! irikinir. as f-ho sat be-dde the river,
'diVi'.irc" i.-r wuPr-::iv buds in the
.-o.-,l tide, and watch'rg the birds
i . 1
IsC-tS
in t';e rush'-?.
...... I ... .!.. ,.!. ...
':. ""Voei' a aa .iw.i.uiir?.
ii th" i.h r -.'iris wo f ill ol
1...
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:tfifv f luslor-
. I'
!: .Tr-U
;Uil I l:ii
: li. t!.r.
in l.-r h
!. i'.t a '
of vhad'iw
v.r.d.-r tt"'
l.i.:i'i:i i!
4-xi!i:iti-n
n.o.
ua a
Ami vol
ro! ol
it.
i-', con ;,t rat.-
-! r.;:i ! !:
;." - i ( V!,
iV;.il. thMav.ty
'i'.iiiiij.i Miys I aiu
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v...i:;2 cirN art i
I :f,i
wit!, p-;j,;..
t t!:c
take :
Adirondack-;
kctcl.es, liiiJ
said Mary
" jts.M,i froiii
triumphaiiily
liuiaili. "Toll
are vou 20111.2
, to !iaVf l:l,-l
lUi.-jitand.r
j,ro.!.i!:ii
us J :i
lo d'V"
l.ttlc
nr. wiin.t
'Kx:'"'iv thf opoosile troni you,
-i:d K"l-io. Iau'hin2. while
..' ph-s o.ui:f ii.t. hor chin and
1' oariiii::'- color into hor checks.
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h
I
1 .!.! t.iv V:if.;itlon in "i,-
1'
.-0:1s.' so that I can U't
. ....
nv :i o.:;;v:ty an-l cam :i i..u'
it.::. v i'.r !'! 1 at'.ir.'.'
l:-;i!on e."ked on with
d.
.I, I Vi"
surprise,
j. d Uf.
"li',. K
vo'.l
tr
," a:d Klsie, bravdy.
i.-dbiv fancy a i:ni-:e
r.t fai-" hair and sp-
1
rti
la
I'.'-. P.;:
,1
cile.
V, i I.;;,,
-aid v.; :
thi-s -itnai
1 j -hf.-ii" is very kind,"
-u.-. Sue has got me
ion. boo;;ae sh' know
that I
jiiel'i"
wanted remunerative employ -!urin2
the vacation. Some
. Tote t . her. Irani the Shawail
laonntaiiis one o! tho--- ea--
.1 iijai.-iol.s on I. a
: . iw. t:...t on.- dreams
i.e..u... - .i
jy.-mti d her to come
mt.-r's h-.--'i:i-; in h
: and
ami-1
oijid j
pro-
..d Vj-l.im I'll
Ilf.-ti'J
V.Tote
So
-i.e
a :-institute.
liave n,
with i 1 :
any
teT- r
,- ,aid i 1
Ihi.r have a girl, if I
j;t Mau..m I di
ll -nv are often the
.i:.-k I w .:. 1 fa.
a: t-.i e!a.-
ne -a v- t iiat
ace inteir-cnt
:irr: rw."
'flif n"t (lav
and a-.
reeiativ.
.;.me v. ith li-i bow-
i Liug iidls, is band -t xuueic.
ii.d 'i'ic ri brined diplomas, and
: 1 u:I" of dej-.arture and when jj
e.-i-u':i:' eaiue, Klsie Dale was on her:
-vav t- Mou:.t Sorol. in the Shatran-j
-:"j'ota in inntaiiiS,
She had never ben out of the
.ity before, oiie j't during the ynr
-' had been al boarding school, at
C: i xi'cn-e if aiu-ccentric old aur.t.
wi,, bethoughtlierself U v
.aviuj all hor property to a settari.-ia
Il euerOid Ladies,1' and the sub-
ome erer-t i)l the evcriosimg nuis
ere as new si they were delightful
.i;, Lt r. (liens, cascades, wild gorges
jiud J'-solate ravines, clothed with
lhe Likck -green growth of 'dues and
rf-t-Jaiv. tucceedeil one au'ither in be-
. . . , ' 1 !
w-ilderin arrav and the mountain 1
e-tagc was actually at the door of ":
?fotintSorel before ENie realized j
-Cit too w-w mci'f th.nii half wav on
iur journey.
jtwarafine old mausion, with
a central Ujw or of gray Hto::f, and
Yiolwng,low wing, situated um
a. level plateau on thc hillside, with
a wall of almost perpendicular
mountain on the rear, and a superb
view extouding to thc south.
An old colored Fcrvant man, with
wool as white as snow, and a guit of
'enteel black, came to the door. I
"Is Mrs. Sorel at home?" Mi.- kill off all' the bows that have had
Dale demanded w ith what dignity pi2 that teaon, and depend upon
.-he might command. 'gilts for bn odors the following year.
'"Yes. miss, de missis she's to ' Uut it is never good policy to kill a
2lonie," briskly answered the sable j sow that has proved herself a good
servitor. " breeder and suekler, and rely upon
"Toll her it is the music teacher," one whose qualities in this respect
said El-ie. are yet to be developed. Resides,
.nd the old man showed her iutoith pigs of a sow that has already
a t.Tcttv little anpartmti.t, hung 'proved herself a g"od breeder and
witli antique chintz all sprinkled
with tires and butteriiios in color
thatwouLl have driv-n a naturali.-t
Rtld.
A fire of t 'iitic scented w ood blaz
ed on a low marble hearth, and was
far from disagreeable in these chill
mountain heights. August evening
though it was.
I'rosently a stout lady, in black
-ilk dress and lluttering cajsti-.ugt;,
-anie hurrying m.
vioK2iic !gra'-ioi:s ine .
iiited the Ftout lady in black t "there
fs some mistake."
She rose and dropped an alarmed
courtesy.
"There i no mistake, liii'am I
think," said slie.
"Hut you arc a luld. sanl .ors.
Sirol.
'T am eighteen, ma'am,'' said El-
"I wrote for Madam Duchc-'ne."'
"Madam Dchene could not
oome," said Elsie, fee-line htr lieart
ihrobslegin to accelerate. "I am
Ler favorite pupil, and she was con
vinced that 1 could represent her.
Didn't you get her letter ?''
"1 have received no letter," said
Mrs. Son 1. still viewing Elsiethrough
her eye-glasses as if tle xcrt' some
sort of an unaccountable rara avis.
Then succeeded another cmbar
rnsMPg silence, which Elsie Dale felt
uusi i..o broken at all hazzards.
"If r-sii would be so good as to
Introduce me to mv pupil,"' said
td "I think"
"Oh, ec-rtaiidy," said Mrs. Sorol.
with a little hysterical laugh, "i
will intr-iduoe v.u W .ur pupil."
And opening a door which iid
gentle back under rti-rs of pink
anl ldue chintz, oc led lite ray
into a study lined with hooks, wheje,
zf the poft light of a shaded lamp,
-al a dignified gentleman of thirty,
jbuHv over a heap of iiianueript.
"My iin, the rector of the parish,"
ra'vl sho. "Rudolph, allow ine to
introduce t Mis- Dale, who
Ll2 tome i'roru New York to give
you music losouii."'
The dignified geaMowan ruse and
bowed.
Elsie felt r.s if she cou'ul tU lc. in
visible through a crack in the -;Vor.
"Kudohih has had every musical!
ru&rtfntagc at Prague arid Vienna"
saidllr. Sorel; but Madut.i Du-
.-hesr. 2ms a reputation tor e!aiea!
acrcd rc--ic, and my son thought
it might U: veil to refresh his moru-
.-ry with a covue of lessons in Ilrty
dfii and Mozart before ins-.ructir l-i
ihoii- of Imivp hims lf.
I '! -t 'Pr i.t--.:l v..- . child
T - !
a
ktc I :mi prcttv well-rroundcd in 1
lit t i .iiii i . : , ;
niv nv-ocal education, Lut ol course
I couldn t undertake to teach a j
i -mi- iua:i like Mr. Son-. Perhaps :
I had be; tor return t Nc-v York by j
the Uinri.Uig -4 Mage.
.... ..i-i
H.-r- hl.: ouite iursctMl in net i
dignity burst into tears.
.... . . ,
.
.. -
aiJi";:'-S? v Xd" i w an "M''-te idea, howevor, j of :a,n t.evor tooS'the orth of alL
iny l-t-.e c.w boys in n.j fteaa . if,n to to countrv r,,Ts: In rb- to r-!e Sam. H.,.- le.-.v-AmU
1,1c tner arc f " tor of 78 the" irrcj.n,,iblc ; th.Stat, three of the men died,
inetu. you '.ui be pr.K m w ant, fsin5 vtroU3 Sara lcanic enata- i (.)n' the trip from I 'otroit to Wash-in"-r
, , i r , , . iorod of an atUi.he of the Amoriean 4 jnirton two wt re killed lv ll.c o.iM.
-I; I roti.d earn inv UmrU in t,.a. (.llion in pad, I1:ltlR.:l Mhj-er. i Ia',:.rd.i.o' al-.n ' ti...- .ie-ts of the
way . 5:!J. l.c..l , on-t Illt.3n t!lilt M,G. ovtr .,ct. t.a;ilai i:n,,h( r k il dead. I a iroinj
toucan do a great !Ual!v Krarne,f the proat stars list ; into anot!,, r was aerid.nullv
t. an Lau, s-aid -Mr. ''v 1 : of alhgod hud.ands. suiliee it that j ot thrcUili the h.urt. Inside of
Ana nowmothor. i;"11 ' suliuallv crowned hor Hons ; thr,, w.-ekA there was scvui ieat!.s
vi-.tor rifttls a oun oi
1 .,
ton.'
1 ..'.-liable Mr-. Sorol i.iaJe haste
to coii'.m t h'-r to the break fat room.
wh r. fr.itrrant t -a. broiled chi- ktn.
i'id Li.-.-uiis as li 'iit as a put'.' !
1 .:....!- ,.n ..
V ;that j.,e was not s-rrv to suddeniv
iutle round ut.le gl:ttorinSith oMd that she ,oi;c5,e,l a .iread
silvr, ami lighted With wax rand.rt .n &
in aniKiae brar.ze sconces. , JII0I1Jnt biie was r(,l,r;tr,illu, lhe
, ' ::i . K . ., -" ., iV -
ao.jai III": v 001. ",,,
1 as slie poured the thick yojh)'
cream 11:10 J-aOO S cuj".
w..su t u inv near
1 ..:.- ........ -,t if-
. ' 11 1 .."
I'll N !, Ml WlMH.
.n 'ui.,,. "l , ,. , . , . !
nimtosay what he ox no t hmk
,a:o s ,e. nu-.ii.-u ., . . ,
day to the little!
o'nig down day by
i-;i:i!, 1 aiiioii ine
wild mount-tiu j
AI u,uu Ul .u. 7;: """"(the actress prorwil to pun wrv tLe c -onmunv was dnailfd lor out
warint nit rely to iii.iko me K--1 eas ; , ..t S .... .1. " 1 ,...,,; , - '
. . ii. ' .Aineneau HI ion i , auu iiiie-!
ie i , s with i he barrels of .vhieh the star easily
and w indow, ol M-u J 1 , , j , f r,I1!0vin.T a jVw super-Uaehtla-Mnad
,-UuUS articl,.s f apparel, which
nruae bitween sharp, and ha , , the 1 other barn 1.
"so! fa, -re mis. An ! e. wh . , I . however, and lin-
th.le-.onw.. i.viT he naa. ered - tin.(I lf waiting. Sara
into ti.e ra in
i'ri'it',1 i.iit- 1,1!:
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T 1
1 iHlei-.TeltlllUMl WHO!
, i i i i
" . ... i b
,,.- a?a... J
early :ro.-ts thai turneu ine lerns 10
" . , . . i . i - r .. . . .
i i i i .. '..t
1 "t.-iu. aim iiiiiii: i o-uin'ii-. ui..i" 'i
i"- , . . - .i i. .... :
ami rujsei uuiong ine maoif mis
- ,,, !... ..n.l -r.n o.. ,l ,v !!;,.
i i i . : . i 4 .... i m . - i i . . i t r i i i-t i v
Joph Sorol found Miss Dale sitting
ravelv on the moss-covered rock?
hi .-idc ti.e mountain spring, with an :
unwor.ted shadow on her face. j
-What are vou thinking of?"' be!
asked with a smile.
T am thinking
.t I S1,J! ,U
tai- I.i 1 1, ' ' Said MR.
icivi rtie in the city
..i-i.. .t ... ...
H H 111' I l"
for mu-
..-e scholars, or to open a little day
...
se!..H.'I in snine unj retor.lious ipuurter j
of the tuFii."
'Whv do v.'U eo away from iicre '
. .,o ' l ... .," i ...r li-
.11,1,1. in. -i. ...... i'.
lleeau-e I hav, mV living to
earn.'
It-.r. hv can't vou earn it here ."
iaidh-.
'T.ecauf-? there is nothing to do,"
relied.
"Are you cjuite certain of that?"
he asked, g. r,t!y. "There is a great
d.e:,l to do. Filsfe Dale. 1 want you
t Hay at Mount Jr'ortl to ftay for
mv sake. I want you to be mv
wnv, Eh-ier
U!i.v cried E..- e. clasnuis: her
! , ,
j1" - ;;
1 were wor
thv of
"liui. vu'i are worthy, he said.
"Sweetheart., my life would be a
vain void without you, now that 1
have learned to ktmv and love
vox
So when Madame Duchesne wrote
to Elsie Dale that she had found a
rituation for her, Elsie Dale wrote
ha k to Madame Duchcs-ne that she
had found one for hcr-elf: and that
it had nothing to do with music
lo-.-ons either.
I'irs for Xcit Vrtr.
A thin is the time of the yoarjtion ,,r pouipjasms aimutli, or
when fariuers are dt-tenninins what cithi-r in case of lhe or fickne-i in
hogs to fatten, it is also the time for .tK. e.milv?
deciding upon what uwy wid do for
(pigs the coming year. As k oiten
tin case, a tanner will latten am (
j milker are always, as a general thing
.ftrongtr, start oil' much better, and
1
are euro to keep the lead in the race
of ftlL-ning. The worth of a cood
"lv in '-a
; f. son 1 mutter in
comparison U ih-s Jwo litters of pigs
she will have the loit'.wi.ng year.
The firmer should al way? e:d,.-av-or
to raise his own stock, whether
they be horses, cows, sheep or hogs ;
and if he has good comfortable
quarters for his sows they should be
bred tyly in November, sons to far
row in Mai ii. But if his sows are
allowed to run cit in the fields or
wood lot, and lake ehaiu ?, it is bet
tor not to breed them till Jil, vary.
Ifthev farrow in March they can 1
have another litter in August or
jeirly in September; but if they have
their fcrt litter the hist ot April or
Cr.-t of May, they cannot be txjiect
cd to have asotlner brood before cold
weather yets in. t kow will have
pigs in six tuot!? laikir.g j,x days
from the time she is bred, and the
laruier should
iould make preparations
casion accordingly. Shcl
for the o
should be put in a separate apart
ment at least a week before farrow
ing, so as to accustom her to her now
quarters, supplying her in the i... an
tim with cut f-traw for bedding.
After farrowing she should not be
disturbed lor a day or two, even to
give her fool and drink, for when
she na;;(g either sdic will soon lot
vou know; A er beginning to feed
liC-r incre:w hor alii,vance gradually
fur the firt-t five or -ii dys, and
then give her s much rich food ig,'
she will oat. The pig will soon
learn to cat w ith hor, and should al
so have all they will eat. In this
way the pigs can be made weigh
from K"to "J'M jiounds by the time
tin y sire t ight months old. This is
the ;i4st profitable way to make
jtrk. so time foreliolera ; no time
for idle iij.il'd ;. no time for ptq..
luck" of any l:ir. Jinm&sr Fur tri
er. Why Should Tb .
No man or woman can do n-.tis-f.u
tory work when the brain U dull,
the iK-rves unsteady, the system re
laxed and they feel generally
wrecked. Whv -diould lawyers,
; lutf chants, clergymen, doctors, ine- j
cna-ni-sof iijotliers often miserably ;
crag tLrcugh Uu-ir work in this con-:
. l :.; ... i ... ..11 . . . io
ion, whtjs ?. in;al amount of
larger s Ginger loiuc jru! aiways, j
at moderate coet, clcivr th?. fcram !
and give tliem the strong-Jo .".ad lie '
won., periorm their outlet salts-:
i
TKL'L iTCKY OF THE FRENCH AC I
tj.il Ifc-rnhftral.
jnriit; 01 'jomj'aiuc-i iuiu oaiiaoon-
Th; San Francisco Vr says ; 0; and the etrantie fate which :ui !. !
course vr- all n-ad the nonsense !
i printed b." the Kastcrn iaj:r.- on '
the subject of Sara IrtiharulV phy- j
sioal insuflioioncv, but verv ft-w ;
rfotili r?;iliz bfiw r,rt terii.iiur-illv :
in - 2 tH?rietlv true incident will con -
to crrcpt the coy representative oi
the of the bird o'frcedotn.
The woiiden.il actress v. er-hipod
her art more than h r lover, howev
er whHi is geiu-raliv th.e case with
ou
wonderful ctrt'.s.-i s : sou happened
part of a jealous wife, and was pro
f ...l ,. 1 ...I 1,,
all t!
points on jealousy, so to speak, she
possibly could, To utilize the cir-
1 oumstaiices to tlie nest ail vantage.
..r ii'i'r.rLiiwr .11. iii
'tervifu U-twf.vn Jir n;ii una i.Tjhr,i Lieut, n.tiii ant
. . 1 1
faithiossa.lmirer. and drawing valu-
frn thc laceration j
fV.-lins while socn-aiiod. ;
, ih,'re a -Un sUl,ul1"-
the corner as is the
case in most
i . i.i ,
into one of
re.l. hcovover. and f'.n-;
tired of waiting. Sara :
. ....... I. 1 .1,., ..... ...,l r.i 1 ,f. ,.,.r.r
,LLieK.eii i;ie i.'i' vi mi .,.'
der her bead and w, nt lasUsleei
'That night there was an a!
That night there was an alarm oi j
burglars raiod, and MeGug-er va I
burglars raised, and McGugvor wa i
iu-tin the act of discharging his gun
at a man getting over ti;e lenee. ;
. .. , ,
when S-'ra. who 1
ad been awakened ;
. . ,. . , , ,
'' Uie cock 01 wi" iiun-io. r
.1
ok-1
m !"
id Me-
i "Pon't shoot ; I'm in t.
''''' 1 c'"
1 ' , . ,
li.elo.buti
quick'.''
mv tomg
are
The attache, however.
nM U..1
. 1 .
Itoucheil thc other trigger,
and sim-
! nltaiiti.Uslv ara
historieal hig!;-
, i t- 1-1
heeled slqipers crashed thmng.. t-
l.ouse-i.reakor s
pon,
no.-"
!""kt..
Ul vou come out :
said our repr tentative, shaking the!
ituin. "or snail I got the ramrod and '
. .,
! "tract you
You have fired away all mv
! duds," said the. Bernhardt, though,
j of course, in excellent French. "I'm
afraid I shall have to borrow your
?un to wear homo."
"I guess you'd better," said Me
(lugger, "as it looks like rain."
Si he turned the gun muzzle
downward-, so she could get her feet
on the floor, and steered her down
stairs. Thc passers in front of Sara's
hou-iewere astonished a li w minute
lateral beholding a shot-gun descend
from r. coupe arid walk up stairs
propelled ay a shadowy pair ol un
mistakable Hebraic foot.
And now what is the tender and
beautiful lesson taught by this inci
dent? Does it not, gentle n ador
does it not, we say assure, the ear-
rtt)j and thoughtful student of c!em-
ontive pio,.);o2V tnat independent oi
and corn lativ'eiV tpart from, the or
nithological ililluellce of ioiitempo
raneous animalcuhe. the iuhnilude
1 0f interchangeable otherness, con-
taminatcd though it be sepulchral
translu-enec, can seldom, impreg
nate with allusive cynoopholian in
sistar.n. the cvnircologicol assevera-
Cloinc it Itlinil.
e'ialv; on boasts of the smartest ;
horhe trader in Texas. A purchaser
for a horse that he tv;i" trying to
sell could perceive no defect in the
animal, but still he did not care to
buy. lie -said to the seller :
"Ti-u .ixi seems all right, but he
may bine some defect that I can't
perceive."
The h( Her who was standing at
the h ad of the horse, replied :
"I stand between you and any
damage."
The buvor thought thi sufficient
I guarantee, so he c.osta the sa
b.
.Nest day lie came arounc raving.
The e.-iltr was as calm a a May
mom log. Thc irate pttrehasersai-1 :
"I want mv money back You
gila.,,.-,eii the horse souno ami 1
tind lie U i.i.ce; in one eye. iou;.U ( t::omsc!vts.
promised to make fcit,J any defect; 'lV,:oh litem th it
there was about the horse.
"I did nothing of the kind. If yau
take me for a fool, you are mistaken,
It must have been somebody else
"What did you tell me when I
said the horse might have some de
fect r.d'dn't perceive ?"'
"I t'dd yov I would staid be
tween you and any Joniage; ami so
I did. I stood between vouan-1 the
damaged
eye of the
that was
lorse and,
perhaps,
the
reason
l V i t i i
si..-of the horse I sold
von unlit 1 see i I -nt on t e n in;
mo
. . , rcspomieu u.e tnseonso -
rV,a,e.r' -vou "," on In-V !,,,n.1.
me, ami toici i.ic at !.m: s une time. -
(iri!rrttm Wi-rf
"
Hultcr At $iO aPoeu 1
1- i n.-. -a
Miliir'lv rilil ru lino i'l illiilll S
grocery yestereday, accompanied by
his tlog. Suddenly the grower cried
Ul k. 11 lit
rent prim :
"Your blame dog l.acap-nup
two pounds of nice frch country
butttr."
"Well, if it don't hurt the !og it
it all right, but I want you to un
derstand 3yj i a valuable- tlog, ai'al
:t lie au you Hi have to pay
SID dollar a pound l it u
margarine."
Oho.
A I.atlj'a VU!i
"Oh. how I do wish mv kin war
as clear and suit as yours, said a
lady to her friend. ,
"You can easily make it fo," an-:
fwcred the friend. I
"rJow?n inquired the first lady, j
... .,-...e,,.,, i.-, ui.u hi,iiiv .
lUre rich irtood aiid blooniimr i
j,U
he;
alth. Itditlitfor me aa,- v..o t.b-
hcrwe, liPRa m n. i mro liulm:.:
i i -. . .
Every teel--ratl roUhBmill in fb..
United States haa orders ubo.ut 4Mf.isame' Policeman U'..
ticient to employ their full capacity '
until late into next year ' J
. '
Tnousand of ladies have found
dudden relief from all their woes .y
the use of Lydia K. I'inkham's YK0 -
ri: E l ojirouxn. the -jn-.d rrmrP.-
t'afi, or AVhal,
! No hi.'iorian of the war v, ill ova
u comnanv of inl'untrv att.K
a r.jriniflit fro::i M:ci.: ;n '.!-" i
not be Unikv-l for ia In.tory. alihouh
it would n;:;k
f a:i :tttor. -in
!n .n..- n-,,rl-
!.. - w l.n ir,v ..,i .,-tirI.
.11 ta!S
of si'-k:
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01 1:
an v
nd n
even a c...-e !
l'.ie i" .i-i
in an
1
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iiear as.oi: j .
:or .';!r .vo. ;;s. t.i-i two mov n.
died ia t1,;- como.inv. a :i:::"-t w
dro'vn'-'!. an 1 a'u'-ther v. a- s:sot
in a strvtbr.ivl. This made el
nun. and iat ar.otiaT company
iot ol'.C.
In its li rt skirmish the con-.j
lo;t .'our men, while no other (
pany had a man '.votr.ulcd.
First Lieutenant and Toird
ireant were two of the killed.
..d
om
its Str-
r.-o-
motions had hardly been made when
:. .
l'nird S
oear.t w, iv two ot ti.e tai-. e.
;'t5u.k. dd.Uen men. an-i oi
1 ii:
iher cmnanv had 1.
comnanv nao mm a hum. .
r -
motions were ag un mane, an i :
regiment became engage. al
tie. O.'fnr companies ha-i r:
wou'.itled. but this one had live k
ed. The First Lh utenant atel Th
Ser.'timt w i'c among the nuni:
Tliis made a total of tw-ntv-th:
.- l
",,t a mail had f d!eii M. k out
die. N.,t a man ha 1 bv-n hit ex.-
to go no'.VU.
l'.v this time tie
Ui-
company had bee,
and men were not
li, w that there
and n
imcl
: S"ii
el!.
Grange and
supertiiious
work to find
promotion, an
It was hard
men v;
would take
1
liir.-e oi ;
i the rank and lile were so uninan
! that they de-ertcd. nt of a 1,..
j twtuty-soVeii men in ti.e r..
t ur to this time tw !.iv--i had I
ii'om er.c C'-mpanv.
A curious change now o. e.irr. ..
In its next light the ompany
i-jx-.T :.: :.. Ti.e Fir-t and i'i.'tu
p.!:";'.!.-; We;'e to "i lia .-a. Vi i,....! .
wei k t'.o-o two .- i'la- pe- '. '
vai.-.-'i.t. In ix mouth :';; :
and live I"i!:h .V.rp,.ra!s v.a re i-.a!
til. while tin- First Lieut'-a in' al.- i
an I Third Sergeant were not -ent
ed. Nor did it lose any other c --.n.-mi.-i.-ioiied
otliet rs.
When this cunijiany had bee!, re
duced to -ixty-oi." neiiiio i-f'a :
company had lf.-s than nin- ty. 'i'e-i
r cruits joined it on M-mday i
were kiiiea on 1 1. ms i.:
couple of v,etks seven i:n
but in les- than a month c
in
C '. :
til i.'
reduced t':e number to sixty-o.a
again. In a fight in which t!:L
fated company was purposely in Id
in reserve, the other companies had
foiirteni men wounded and oia
i killed.
A rebel aiii-11 foil into
the reserve and ki:!-. d
ti.e
'w'.ir
In
units
ol
men from th
two veil- it 1
t ltiSi mt n, wi.il.
o
r company la.n
t-V, i I.
In its three year.- to the
nevi".' had a man wouiah .1.
more commissioned and l
missioned o!fic rs than any
panies combined. For lhre
It 1.
:ee iichths j
! .' men. j
add" il and '
.,U p.Veat V j
' ':-ki.-"-.;
:i ti.e i-..t- j
leeido-i to j
i.'ti.e:- le t j
. nt, a: : :
the eomyany st"id a'
T iv en ty -l i, rt e ree r u i t- w i :
in throe months more i
men had either died
been captured or buried
tie field! When it was
join this company with ;
(ne ol the nine would i
when it Was r due'."! t-
men it was trar-se. rn .
quart n. to lo guard .::
duty. IhAroli ine Vi.-,5
Iliinie Tcac!:i:is.
Teach the child that
may be found in calico
quontly as in velvet.
Teach them lha
a eomuain
edueaiion, wit.n common
better than a College i iluta
out it.
1 eaci: tla in that Oho go::
Sen J.'
ion v. :
i. .a
"tii a i
trade. Wed liiaxtele:!. is Wor
en boggrly "no 'osionis.''
Teach tiiem that "ho::.-,
bcrt j.olicy ;" that it is i.. :
poor than rich on ti.e
"crooked whiskii .-.,' ete.. a
pneepts by the example
wiio are ru tit-ring tia- i-r
tie- doonn-.i.
! -pt.;;(
:e!,l
t!,. :
they
j tK S.K, j,.arn t ..rottct't
i and heli.ie,s.
to ho men
i-
ome ilav.
iiiev cam."
We:.:
Toactl them that io V
j clothes U
no
i. a
disgr.a'i
... r.
mt u
a "lii.a-k c v
Teach tin m that Cy.
spect-r of sex, and thai w..en
gave the sovei.tii commantlnn nt
gave it lbr tie ir own goo.l as w. .
Hair t.c p. r'.
Te
Lv
d"1
ii.t . : l ,
"lotii uej. raven aj.t.tim
'worst form of dis?ii.ation.f:
; titling: themselves to U,
! ham Is of pure girls.
Teach tm in it is bett".
: i , .
i nonosi man si ven iiav
in the wi i
.'.j one d:,
J than to be a l.'hri-ti.iu
: and a villain si.
' T.-e.eh them that dod h
lo- I!:',.
, wl'O lit"'
j
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tlicmselvi v
this, and vt.e.i
:ai i e
the
ti.Ctil
m li
' o i n. my man, sai !
tiir.'pi.-t to .i hardened 1...
confined in th" Now Oil.
i-ri-on, "what are you in j
"In f.-r t.hirtv davs. I
iid the prisoner, suliei.le
i.i.:.:.I,
il. g ch:;;
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No. not that. What t
y.ai eom-iiitt. d ""
li' 1.
J'alnt commit ;
iialgo committed me.
"W 11. vou must h
.ny
:v
cd oi rome t rinie
"Oh, yc-s 1 wau aeeu.. J ,,f ,,.-:,, ,
to get on the police." ' '
"Nonsense, Trvir.g to get on tit
police is no crime", j hav,- :.m If
....nun. ...ii 1, lii.aiv Hortnv nail
for positions on the i,o!ie,. f.. v. l
have heli-ed to cat. tl in, ,
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it ..i a VvX. I hat i- all 1
w:
sola iiti
eli. -loti s. .. :! i i.
of us. and we both in', 1 1. .
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doH'n,.bj;t oine ..theri.:, ,b r, th.,,, j
ve w eie Li,wdin ... . . ... 1 ';';".
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!; i : c--.,.l, clean, and
.i.i. ii r Ti-ti! i-. :: i diseases
".-! V. air :r-- i::!:--.?sit!e.
.si.--- far Ladies Hair
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; raa.'jr:.-. I. impart
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A DISCOVERT CY ACCIDENT.
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