MY OLD HOUSE.
(mil once mure nhh i.t.
... .I.,i.ml.nr .if M at. W
With many favors bleat.
If He should think It beat.
J h.th It stood, throutrh movi and
aaJASL
nd braved life's fearful hurricane
While many a stronger ten
a u .. a 1 Baamitnviiarv
The Builder knows run wsll.
i i ii fci '( wMlhir-vflm nnflM1
llerce through the wans ana root.
i like a garment, so worn out
nunu mere serai uu w mnainjuv.
go gone Is warp and woof.
he poor old rusty hinges crc&k,
Jhe windows, too, are dim.
1-1 ...-I ',. t V, V. ,,
(f, H'-niNft ........ ........ n .. ... a
We catch a hopeful gleam.
. i ii i.n an.1 HBIAI1 tail 11 nil
Wixn. where, or how's unknown.
-.."1 I. .... thnt (h.. Ar.-hh,
nd trust His wisdom to dlruet
The taking of It down.
nd when vou see It Drofitratc He.
The tenant Is not here.
So more to datu her year.
though she walks with you no mora.
he world will move Just as before;
Tls meet It should be so.
at i j i r 1 1 Mm tinnaii In iir.l. r H.-f
nan nt may icuvo wimuui regret, i
When, ver called to go.
IW.n TMriunpliit
The Middy's Captive
I I I
"nUTBBEI.IXG won't do any (rood;
P you hod lietter report the mat-
the navigating' lleutenunt of her maj
esty's: ship Triumph, an he gazed quizzing')-
down at the chubby-faced mid
shipman who stood in ouch comical dis
may before hia superior officer. "Come-
ana mi i x ui atviiiK i" ilia phiii imn i
now. me snenKer turned, not unkindly.
as he noted the lad's evident distress.
"Pm not blubbering, and I don't care
i he docs ston mv leave lndiirnantlv
responded the youngster, drawing him
self up to his full height.
"What Is it, Stuart?" Inquired the
captain, as the twain entered his cabin.
"I merely wish to say that we are
ready to get under way whenever you
please, air; but Robson has a report to
make," said the lieutenant.
'Not seasick yet, I hope? ejacu
lated Cant Wilson, ironically. "WelL
I'm listening.''
Tlcase, sir, it'ej the 'First Lord'; he'a
bolted 1 He ran oft while we were
shipping the soft tack I mean the
bread 1" incoherently stammered Hob-
n.
"The 'First Lord' bolted with the soft
tack!" exclaimed Wilson, in astonish
ment "What does he mean, Stuart?
Who's the 'First Lord? Is the boy a
raving maniac?'
Lieut. Stuart had perforce to explain
that the cadet, being in charge of a
boat sent ashore to ship provisions, hod
lost one of his men an able-bodied sea
man answering to the nnme of West,
but who was, by reason of his superior
bearing, nicknamed by his companions
"the First Lord of the Admiralty."
Charley Itobson meekly endured the
reproach of bis commander, who was
,i stern martinet, and undo no nllow
imco for youthful inexperience. "Cut
at any rate," mused tlu; young fellow,
when he was at length dismisBcd, "he
waid nothing about stopping my fur
lough." And then his volatile spirits
threw off the recent discomfiture as
only youth knows how to, while his
thoughts wnndored fur away to that
pleasnnt country home in Surrey, with
all Hk attendant attractions, from
which he hod been separated for one
long year. And if among the drenm
faces conjured up there was one which
eclipsed till others, the fact should not
cause undue surprise.
The- usual steps taken to secure the
arrest of the deserter were of no avail.
His description was circulated by the
police throughout the country, and all
the majesty of t'ua law invoked to cap
ture the runaway, but the man disap
peared as completely as If the earth
had opened and swallowed him up. He
was of a strangely reserved nature,
mixed but little with liii oompanioiis,
and had evidently once occupied n far
superior station in life.
There was one person, however, who
did not forget the runaway. Itobson
often in imagination ran the scoundrel
to earth.
Little did Charley Hobsoin Imagine
as at the commencement of his long
deferred leave he lounged in a first
class smoker on his way to Guildford
how soon, or under what strange cir
cumstances, he would meet the villain
of his melodrama.
"And you have come home. Alice
will be able to resume her interrupted
country wulks," said the mother of the
youthjul sailor next morning. "Hut, of
of course," added she, addressing the
girl, "Charley has not heard of your
latest admirer. I don't know whether
the girl's nerves are out of order," con
tinued Mrs. Bobson, "but she declares
that a strange man has been following
her about during the last few weeks,
although no one else has ever caught
a glimpse of him."
"I sha'n't be ufrald of any loafers
while Charley Is with me," responded
the maiden. "In proof of which, he
shall convoy mc for a walk now." And
Alice Westcrne buoyantly danced oil
to array herself for the proposed
jaunt.
The eyea of mother and son followed
the girl with a wistful look as she quit
tad the room.
tts'pg has been heard
abroad, believing to the end that he
was a murderer!"
"And Allle is still ignorant of her fa
ther's aad history?" queried the lad.
"Yea. We have decided not to say
anything to her until she Is of age, un
less some contingency should arise,
such aa your obtuinlng a sublleuten
ancy, and being of the same mind as
you are now."
Bobson colored at the hint delicately
conveyed by his mother, and so well
understood by himself. To see theii
only son mated to their ward was the
dearest wish of Admiral and Mrs. Bob
son, yet they had the good sense to
restrain the impetuosity of the youth
ful couple until both arrived at years
of mnturlty.
n.
With the course of true love running
thus smoothly, and the crisp, frozen
ground tinder their feet, the twain
started upon their ramble.
With buoyant steps they breasted
the "ling's Hack," from v'ii h favorite
vantage ground n splendid view of tin
surrounding country could be ob
tained. "Yes, there's the dear old Towers,"
snid Alice, "where I Bhould be living
now If the pater had not died."
"You've found another home," whis
pered Charley i "and other parents."
"I know that, dear," responded the
girl. "Hut you cannot lmugiue what
it feels like to have one's birthplace
given over to ruin and decay, uud to
know th.it one hasn't a single living
relative. Only to think I cannot even
visit my father's grave, because he died
In some faraway outlandish place!"
Then, with returning vlvucity, sho
added: "Don't you remember that day
In your school holidays when we walked
over there and rambled through the
disused rooms? How we thought there
was a ghost In the hall, and ran all
the three miles back home without
once stopping ?"
"I should Just think 1 did," said the
young officer. "You caught u chill
through being overheated, and the
governor said he would make a tailor (Si
me for being such an idiot."
"Yos wouldn't be afraid .owV
queried the girl.
"No fearl!" laughed her companion.
"Life on a man-of-war soon knocks a!)
the fear of spooks out of a man."
"Let us pay another visit, then!"
A slinrp walk soon brought the twain
to the rusty lodge gates of Westcrne
Towers.
"How dreary it looks!" said the girl.
"I wonder if that acullery window la
still unfastened?"
Charley tried, and, to his surprise,
the sash slipped up without difficulty.
"It's a ease of gentlemen first this
time," said he, atepptng through the
aperture. "Come along, tomboy. If
you're not careful you'll tear your
dress. The window's no bigger than
the lubber-hole of a brig."
The casement being negotiated In
safety, together they waiKiered through
the cobweb-festooned rooms of the
once-palatial residence. Ascending to
a second Etory, Robson carelessly threw
open a door of a room which faced the
landing. Here an unexpected sight met
their gaze. Sitting before a Wood fire
was an elderly man, contemplating the
flames with a ruminant air. At the
sound they made he turned his face to
ward them and started In alarm.
The uext moment the youth was
across the room and grappling with the
strunger. "You villain! he panted.
"I've got you at last! Kun, Allle, bring
some one quickly! I can't hold him
long; say he's a deserter from the
navy!"
The trembling limbs of the girl
fulled to carry out his behests as she
Ktood fascinated, watcldng the unequal
struggle which was speedily ended.
Youth and ugillty were no match for
the sailor's sinewy arms, and in a short
time itobson was ignominiously pinned
against the waH.
With lowering brown and eyes which
boded no good to his captive, Wes't
stood staring ut the lad, as it' undecided
what to do with him. Then, catching
sight of tho pale face of Alice, who was
petrilied with horror upon recognizing
in her companion's antagonist the man
who had so persistently dogged her
footsteps of late, his own features as
sumed a softer expression and ho mut
tered: "It is kiamwt!"
After a pause of breathless silence
the ex-sal lor, addressing his captive,
said: "You arc not SO muscular as was
your father in his youth, youug fellow.
The Charley Itobson that I knew would
never have ullowed an old man to get
the bettor of him; but let that pass aud
come to the crux of the matter. Y'ou
want to arrest me for deserting from
the navy. Very well, you shall, if you
still wish to after hearing what I have
to say."
Releasing the grip upon his would
bo captor, the elder man, in a strangely
cultured voice, uddrcssed his auditors.
"Years ago," said he, "I was known
and respected In this neighborhood, a
man of substance, and a member of tho
diplomatic corps. Unfortunately, In
my official cnpnclty, T became embroiled
In a quarrel with a political opponent,
and, as was more common, even 16 years
ago. tho result was I had no alternative
between fighting a duel or being dis
honored. "Not to make a long nrtory, my ad
versary and our second; journeyed to
Guildford with mo late one night, in
tending to settle our differences at day
break on tho following morning. With
the courtesy thai such ulTalrs demands
ed, I offered the whole party hospitality
for the night
"From the moment my head touched
the pillow until I was awakened the
next morning my mind wos an entire
blank, but judge of my horror when,
essaying to rise, I found the bedclothes
dabbled with blood, and at the foot of
my couch a gory hunting knif o belong
ing to myself. Simultaneously with my
Jumibl discovery the servant found
the man i tva lunir ... nj roui-
ly murdered
"Although cocsulu - I ;. i.mo
enci I cured not f v the inquiry
which was sure lo fo!vv wbo would
believe my own theory f rhe n atter,
which was simply thai ' committed
the terrible net in my sleep, lis from
Childhood ! had been subji cl to attacks
of somnambulism. Hastily caressing
my infant daughter, 1he only pledge
left me by my departed v Iff, I left
the house like a felon aud fit ;! the coun
try, and It was hunger for glimpse
of mv dear child's face that has worked
my undoing. My faithful secretary
connived at my escape, and subsequent
ly sent me the news of willful mur
der against Sir Richard Westcrne. Yes.
You will be able to deliver up to jus
tice n more important person than the
deserter West. My devoted rctniner.
Hurton, who assisted me nt such great
risks to himself, is not here to help me
now. He is dead."
"Tie was a villain, Sir RlcliardPeried
Rohson, In wild excitement. "It. was
he himself who killed Lord MoTCUS, and
artfully foisted the blame Upon JOU in
order that you should not discover nil
defalcations. My father possesses hia
dying confession to that effect."
The sudden revulsion of feeling was
almost too much for the baronet. Tot
tering to the nearest chair, he buried
his face in his toil-worn handa, Silence
reigned in the room for a few intense
moments. Then Sir Richard, feeling a
gentle hand upon his shoulder, looked
tip Into a sweet but still scared face
and two hftlf-frightened gray eyes.
"Daddy, dear," Charley heard a trem
ulous voice murmur softly as he stole
from the room.
Powerful friends at the admiralty
soon glossed over the delinquencies of
the seaman West, and Sir Richard WrS
ternc once more assumed hi. proper
rank aud station. As time wore on.
and the vividness of his past misery
faded, he could afford to joke about
(he matter; and sometimes, upon the
rare occasion! that he snw a certain
young officer, would, much to the
amusement of his daughter, simulate
extreme terror end cry in affected dis
may, "lie has come for me at last!"
When i-ome few years Inter a very
excited youth, with a golden circlet
upon the arm of his new uniform coat,
burst unceremoniously Into the room,
he waa greeted by the same old joke,
and In response blushlngly replied:
"I'll let you off this time if you will
give me Allle as a hostage." And as
the girl seemed to be a willing sacrifice,
Sir Richard gave them his blessing.
Chicago Times-Herald.
tier i:tlanniliia.
"A woman." ren.i.rl.C(i ll.e man who
nssumrs superior airs, "lias no sense of i
hi. iu or." I
"Well." answer d Irs wife, "w ben you
consider how Often (he is- requested to
laugh over serious mailers like house- I
eleattUtg and Easter bonnets I duu't j
think you ought to blame her." Wash- i
ii.irlou Star.
Mftriii'.i Conversation,
She Do you remember how yotl said,
when you were courting me. iliat If 1
would marry you I would have nothing
to do all my deyi hut sit around anil ,
look pretty? And how ditVerenl It If
now!
He Well, it ain't my fault if yoil
can't lock pretty any more. Indian-
apolis Journal.
Do Your Joints
Pain
You?
A Iletironf.
Come, bear with the weather a.iil don':
mnki' a fuss
Tho bright side of earth will soo-i awing
round to us;
Where now you sit grumbling ami masting
your feet,
Vou soon will lt f.fnnlno; ami routing the
h at.
i Detroit Free ITess.
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A slight Jrcfcfiro'tT pain in the hints Is thr first sin cf F.ketr-ra.-.iism.
Then come the ach.:r:? rins ad tcixdctv.m. the
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?'il Hamilton St., Albany. N Y.
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rvr jr v -.itv r.': IllllSISHIISia I II ..V. B B v .-...,.
I
Mr. Ilrownrlgg (an absent-minded
! old pent) I;t me se! doos Mr. Brown
; rlgg live here?
New servant (not recognizing her
.inotitur) Yes, sir; but bu'u not in at
present.
. Mr. B.-0, well, never mind. Ill call
again. Punch.
Work and Play.
The professional musician a
Ilia duty never shirks.
Tot when he works he always playa,
And when he playa he works.
-U A. W. Bulletin.
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A SHOE FOR A SHUTTER.
Tbs Cleverly Contrived Plnn for
Awakening- ttleeper ! Ilnlt
Inirly Awry.
Kviilently there is no prescribed limit
to the Ingenuity of u woman. A Ktril;
ing example of tbii occurred recently
In the hoine of a prominent physician,
lie liua in hix household two young
luJy boarders. One evening Kate want
ed to attend a concert and, iik the house
la not provided with latch Keys, hIio did
not know how to get in upon her return.
After much thought, Mary solved the
problem. She would tie a wtring to
lier too, fasten a pasteboard to the
other end of the string and drop It out
of the window. When Kate ( nine home
all ahe had to do was to gently pull the
string and wake Mary, w ho would then
let her In. An easy, beautiful scheme,
and one which could hardly fall. Knto
went to the corner with her best beau
anil Mary went to bed. The doctor
was Hlttln,' In his study, when there
was a queer flapping against tbe u,b'
dow. Made him think of Toe's raven,
which came "tapping, tapping at my
chamber door." It was a windy night,
however, and he didn't pay mucb Otti
tlon at first. Then It continued I
seemed to get worse."
"It is n loose shutter," he thought,
and went to fix It. He opened the win
dow and gave an exclamation. Then
flopping u his face, was a big square of
pMteboard. He couldn't solve the nij'.i
tery, and, finding the string, gave It u
vioions yank, for he thought some boj
were trying to play a trlek on him.
Heavens! what was that? From ovi r
his lieivl etuiie a piercing shriek, lb
yanked at the cord and again and again
came the yells. Then sonic one earn-1.,
tho window above and yelled down;
then there, waa a violent jerking at the
cord from above and when he saw It
went Into the girls' window he let go.
He went inside and called up to Mary
to "comedown and explain immediate
ly," Sho dressed and came down limp
lug and tearfully explained her scheme.
The doctor read the riot act to her and
sho eat up until Knte returned and let
her in tho usual way. Chicago Chroni
cle. Short Vhli.
This revolution mi occasioned hy a
worthy Welsh baronet preferring his
lobster for supper hot. Four first-rate
whist pluyern consequently tour great
men adjourned from the houso of
commons to Brookes' and proposed a
rubber while, the cook wns busy. "TLi
lobster must l hot," said the baronet
"A rubber mar lost an hour," said an
other," "and tho lobster may be cold
again or spoiled before we have fin
ished." "It is too long," said a third.
"Let us cut it ehortcr," snid the fourth.
Carried nem. con. Down they sat, and
found it very lively to win or lose so
much quicker. Besides, furnishing con
versation at supper, the thing was new
they were legislators, and hud a fine
opportunity to exercise their culling.
"Short Whist."
Time Wanted.
"My wife never buys a hat, a gown
or even a pair of gloves without first
consulting me."
"Is that so? Well, old man, yowr
wife's a wonder. You ought to be able
to save money."
"I could, probably, If she didnt al-
ways go and get what she wanted Juet
the same as If I bad agreed to w. KMk
cago Daily News.
Illsconraired-
FiretHobo Why ain't ye workin' the
hero of Santlnger graft any more?
Becond Hobo Say! Yer oughtci
seen tho chromo wot eprung on me nn'
kissed mc, an' didn't give mc a thing t
eat, tho lust time I worked it! Puck.
Ventured No Opinion.
"What's the ma4ter with you '!" asked
the friend.
"I haven't tho least idea," answered
the very cynical Invalid. "The surgeons
are going to operate for nppendicitis,"
Wushlngtorr Star.
Nuturnlls-.
"Ho you have no house of lord In this
country?" snkl the visiting English-
mnn.
"No ve haven't." replied the Ameri
cans "tV .; Ig a nation without a ptT."
Unn 's P.azar.
Beers' Forinty.
"l . i person of muoh refinement?"
ki I the young woman.
' etssarily," replied .Senator Sor
I gbnm; "hia family is in the sugar busi
iiess a d owns at leart ball a dozen re
finer! en. "Washington Star.
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veterinary SURGEON.
SlELINSGROVt. PA.
all professional business sn'rusred lo ts; ssm
UI reoelvs protnpl udenreMI ,-iTiint,.
MARBLE YARO
M. L. MILLER, - - Prop'r
I keep constantly on tinU'laud miin
nfacture to order nil kinds of
Marble and Granite
a Mail l " i i
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tirflj VI till Vru l- vnr
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Old Stones Cleaned and Repaired
LOW PRCE I LOW PRICKS
1 have one of tbe best Marble Glit
ters in the State ami uouoeitueutly
turu ont good work.
MCome and soe my workAprloes.
Thankful for past favors I most re
spectfully ask a continuance of same,
M. L. MILLER
MEDICAL WORK
FOB MEK,FRp
stnn NO MONEY . Mr tow ..-vi .-1 self
pork tiettinirf i)D i-ery wh ihh,., .uui iinatiw
collar la mn lljnut from SBSarSSS. Et
no nmttflrwhit lit orro'tirn nr i -n Ir.
.ill EM lllll worn uullkKuultbinuu'el .ntll"
It la of fllal lnlrwit tothnroArrid or uir-, .. -r-
to ths Imaltby mm sstsaa or to iks sassBasal
liroksu down. Whtln th .ll inn ln I will a
it copy wolf J ill a p.alu mnmmr,
aoa arapald, to every loan wl.o t.i.t. . Icr it.
adlllon la limited and tbo-s dnirlnx 11 oopraanat
writ promptly. Addreaa B.M :io-. SOj. IJa
llaMaa Oaparlmanl D. 17'. Clark. St. S. Il OrM
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