The Johnstown Democrat.
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PUBLUHBD KVKKY
F RIDAY MORNING,
No. IKX K KAN KLIN BTKKKT,
J OILCAM/ill IA CO., J'A.
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!.. I). K'OOJIKI.'FP,
editor and Publisher,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER VI, 188 U.
TNP. 'argest couuty in the United Stale
is Custer county, Moutaua. which eon
tains H6.000 square miles, being larger in
extent titan the States of Veimont, Mass
achusetts, Connecticut, Delaware and
Rhode Island, One-tenth of our present
population could tlud a means of livt -
lihood in this one county, and then it
would not bo so poplil >us as Belgium.
llisnor Nkwman, of the V.. K. Church,
said publicly in Chicago the other day :
' I look forward to the time end 1 hope
it is not far distant wit nw> can stand
up and ilrrnly say. 'no b .it born cltl
zen sliall Uenceforwiu l leave a plan; in
tho .legislative conduct of this country."
Tho old Know-Nothing nil it still has a
lodgement on tins Uuigui Of sortie of our
profit - -ioiuil publi en.
TIIK Hunker*' Mai/at-m of tieptetnber
predicts " a year ot plenty, activity and
low prices." We have, ays tho Mayan. ,
the best prospects for the largest crops
•and the biggest exports on record. " The
cotton crop la already estimated at fiOO,,
000 to 1, not), 000 ball* more than ever
raised before, or, bales at least, a crop of
7,800,000 bales, with 0.000,(100,000 bush
els of corn, 700,000,000 >f oats and WO,-
000,000 of wheat.
Aecntinixo to tlie inmiial report of the
United States t 'Oiun St• •, eof Education
great progress lias bum ma le m the pub
lic schools of tilt hout t ii the decade
ending in 1887. Tin |>ub!it school i-' -
terns of the Southern Stale , lit- say .-, it i
been undergoing >\u uiipt .talented il< •
velopeinuut, and tire now practlc illv ad
established on a peruiniient basis. <. •
orcd children aro apportioned an equal
share ot tho school fund-, unless i.i t •
State of Delaware, and theif ch J i
kept open as long HI ,t ti'idi rn- ,\.l ; u
tuucliera us those of till* Wl.l'e i I'.ldi-
The lunds furtiie support oftlnse h -
are furnished nutluly liv the wit., i.m..
Itauts.
TIIK safe 111 the Iron Km II ui e Bank .1
Hurley, Wis., was opened la l'Vidn,
lilglit and over > 10,000. I'lo ,
was to pay tlie tniners of. , A>hl,
Ucrniania mint-. Tlie ea-hier lite
money inside of the mm vault ; I hit
shortly nftet nine e. v i scco.ot d,>
of the vaull WHS ItpelU I well a Kev tin.
Idlcalt - tlie work ol expel Is, <h e ■ *
are at u loss to kn •. which ua,\ t< t.
A light was burning in the o'N-e t
fow minutes after nine a man wa- seen
working at the safe hut -i -i!
cashier's olllet coat, and "othiu. a
thought of it liy those wim i.- ' t
bank. Tlie cashier rein n ■.• rtly ft t
eleven o'clock, when In hvuic' j
IllOlloV Vi a* llllMlllg.
AVoNDEBOI 0 H till ill' ilo,
wont uf iho postal ,i v, . 'ln ■
Uy fur I'ontinunl tin, ov., ui If ii '.v i
kcop uii wtlh Mio iloii. i I- , i i io I, ~ v
Kx-l\iiiiiiinitur,Ui'iu'in; ,1.,n ■*■ , i
nrtil'lu 111 llio For, ■ u i Uvlnla i, el,
thu mlvuuinyu* thai w* * i fall" I
Iwprovuwoilta : I I'll!' Illli'.i
contiguous *nit*il nilli'oi, win ruby n
npniiviliililv Wnlilil ho uonuuiiirnli ,| ■ ■
cxponac Mivoil witli ~t moiivt mi >
Iho piihlio, OKt'll Mimll v 111 l la
Init II bnutcli uf llio uuutrtil
(Si n clu'iipoilll); .if no, in pu-; a ,u, ' •
wo inny ho ml nf iliv i >, u\ i| n
flvo cent* por hnlf niiui" n u luiur
Louilon whoa wo ctm I i
nonrly twlco llioilUlniioo liao Now V i,
for 'wo colli-, minuiiio juv' i !■
(lie trim . .Vthnniu inn a u!
of the niuiioy oritur lai,, which , ,
cl. mi will, mill -la III*, nn * !"11, i. II I
fliu C'>ni| Into ni'gani uinn v f tho ,t ido
nu il butiuua* ha .v wliinuil mi) mo. ml It
parly piillilc*
Wil l. 11l Till I. .I i v. , tul
In thu ollh','"f fchirivyntu Itn urn N. a
York, Mniuhiy, wo <1 :■ . utml i i
will ui the lull i'n i , ai. , ,i i ,
liVHII I \ ll iv ill i i " ,
notorUliv haiiilvvtillii:', mul III* II.MH
two piim-v nt I'l'iivoiip Mr, r'uv ii i
lil* "iiUro o*i,iii tu i l ,\
Cox, with 111' pi' VVOl '. : , Uvt
oho voos lit, h Hi, inn > • ,i i n,v - ,
vlvltut lit vvlfw liu I I ,i at, n
nftur nil iloht. nu.l clnlm 11, a
tlu.l niiO'tlflh . I tln i nut, w ,
111* *l*l or* ami lu.illui' ui tin i.
nlio hnlf ui llio iviiniliali rln In
•llor, Mr*. K!i. uhiith II mlu'iliu i ail
(lie ollior linlf to Int in Uu i, ma, II
in gin* in, nr hi* hoir* if ho vv ,* i,,a nh i
Mr. l'ox'.* Uaiti.
Thu will U ilatvl Au.'iivl .'ll, I ,
llio wltnowov iiru I' ,1 t' n , I i
(Inrvoy nnd ,Mu"gio Mnlh rnnui
i I *,,,*
* *r: vii ti. III* VKI r ii>,
Tho vim of ,mi l mil it' tin- mil
oighi liuiulrod unit >• My-t.'ai w :
Upon llio run.nil* nf lin.i N* I 111 I U <iu
thu mnl (tltUMtlrntl* I i prop, i *
nlnoo iho purlodni ,'v nth'. s ;IVMI V. I P
iOo one, who luhi * a pail'Tulm |
ltru in foretelling coming evil*, *lrt early
in January, that calamities of an unpar
alleled character in the world's history
would be tho distinguishing feature of
the year; but as he had been saying tho
same thing from time immemorial, ho
evidently know no more about what
would occur than Wiggins does about the
weather. But lids is neither here nor
there, as it matters very little to mankind
in general whether he hud or had not any
thing tangible on which to liaso liis pre
diction ; but this we all know, that calam
ities are following one another in tearfully
quick succession.
The destructive floods of this nation
and of China und Japan, the cyclone of
tile latter and India, the storms in the
west, and the recent ones along our
eastern coast, are without any well
authenticated historical parallels. Add to
such catastrophes the numerous railroad
accidents, mine explosions, dynamite dis
asters and ravages of tires, and you will
tlud a list of calamities sufficiently long
and appalling to satisfy any and ail the
cranks win revol In the work of predict
ing evils.
What tin remaining part of tlie year
h i In r rervatiou for the world the future
only can tell: tint should iV l>e as fruit
ful In calamlth a as the past has been, the
li t by the enu of the year, will bo one
that w ill delight tlie heart ot tlie great
enemy of mankind, whoever he is.
IIS 1-Vltlt \V KDOINO
;>ltO*r.illoti ol Ihe Twunty-Fll'tlt Aiijilv-ru
rj ot tl* M of Mr. utttl Mr*. Solo
in tit l' iiwhotl >f Went Tnvlm* Town whip.
I ttiiily lli*tor>, ami lut*rrtfthi|g Ktm
ot •'Y® Ohlen Time.*'
On Wednesday September 20, 1880,
Itev Solomon BensliolT, and his wife
Susan, i Ichrated the twenty-tlfth anni
versary of iln ir marriage. The occasion
was inuiiu memorable by the gallierleg of
, large number of th, i- relatives and
l-lends at tin- old homestead where the
day wa* pleasantly sptnt. Over sixty
11 r-><: -it ti.i tn to dinmr In tlie old
farm house, and to I .use who have ever
pa'-lakeu , i a feast on an oeeassion like
this, i.i the country, it is needless to say
Knit tin i • 1 - illy is of tlie earth were there
In iibumlsn e and of such an appetizing
hi id, tlmt nil, even though tlu-y were
gas';onoi! e., wcte more than satlstled.
At lt,i inm In-toit of I lie feast Kldi r I*. J.
tiro .mi ot Ohio, of the Brethren
ii briel speech, i otu iiiliilutiiig Jr.
... iJ! . Ben-.iolT on tli happy occasion,
and Hcv. .1. ii. Blttgers, pastor of the
Br.-linen t' II;I ■ i, in Johnstown, in behalf
of tho.-e n , nliyld presented to this
nniolti wlioi.ii i p-is-etl t veuty-tivM years
t.,,utiiei i w tokens ot tlm esteem in
which 'hi; wet, hold In their friend*.
M lit it i. ' hdy:. ■p- mled retur tug
i>i in vi-tfi-l; tlianks for such an expression
ol hi .i , oid the ditfereiit ineniln-ii
i ; . ii unused it emselvi dm toil -
. i.-e ot lie- nay In iiuiiierutn ways.
A on 'u - ji .-i'iitd were many
\ oit .it .'. - a I oge iiiiouiu of sii
ii lati.e w. o, .in i lev tviio hud
it tgnt i lit til * e! re pro fitted a purse of
~llly livo • veidolUr
-o.oiti nin os.nnf is u:ie of the oldest
it i ictus ot tins neighborhood Ills
parents tea; pimieers in tills section,
ill- a,' and motile,'. I'uul and Har
iri I Itell - 111 It' , utile t ill W'llllt is now
(V i 111 a 1 ill t at,slop a en there vils
i, i, el, i eg '.vltaiii iidm ot tile pitiie.
I'l ev Had ttiiriee i eliililiun. Solomon he
i I.- , i, .t vv t .rii Misreh i ' ttl'J,
lilt "> o. .•U,piU!ltly |l Ml *OYlMtly-M u
\. ,r ."Ui \!o-t n( S ' ninoo'* bovh'uil
' . v. iv *• !• t.m Hit* fiinu now ov* iH I
\i. 1 . 11, in \\i-1 r ivi• i in• h
.1 111 fa ill I aIV i y I'll I ■I il
I I I I Ol lull.. .1 ill 'III H I'll
iii lv vi la • Hi WIIN u t'lillil.
.1 . I • • ll"ll '"I ' 1 I' l IV"
' 'll|l I I, H'l' II I'.II M'oi . 11l I
t - >, anil Hi In |'|i iv tlr I iit' IIN in
I . 'V ,I' Mr* ,V la KilihliH, Ml*.
Ii !•', lino'. ui 111 I .luliii I!I'IIVI!IIIIT.
I I lv. riill.l. II II .. llral vvlft'lirv Imtli
I V.I I V ii. "mil vv ii- T"N . lilliln ii vvi ra
lan , tin ,i vv lan "i- living, ili y nil
I i. 'I "l'|lt " I vv l|ll I. 11l .1 1 lull
Kila Has I' H I'll t'lUtllll plltOO. >f
la' I t '.l'll ItUlV'lH I'l'l.V I 1 l>, Ml*.
. Mi.i i -11. vv i nvv nf J nil II Situ or,
■I W ■ tnwnnlup, I living, Hi*
ii . I . -.Mi Kh/.*lioUt Kuiivlo,
i' , Bn U * ' ihut illo.i i|
'L V, V , '..IV li.lvhlii 11l • I'll
III' I'Moi II .lllotll , i l till* pII.UU, III*
iii ■ . ' i, tli, I Null mill I,owl* vv oriv
|v. I■. . i nil In a. lin. i • In lini
v l. i
; I. , .'.in .a ia - lulling in n |mi
I i l.iii.nn*, 1.1 V, rgoaiU,
I II . ' \1 a. I'll a 1*1)1)1 Si lllhllltlllH,
| 'ivlli,l I In I lit I , 111 t'vlltlllU,
I Ijo aan |bih, it, mill Illlmr* vv tin
vv |i Inn nf tit* In. iy )uai * Hgn,
i' I I * V lull HIV living 111
i iva • il a i am i, , ' liuiin, It Kill*,
■ Ii- i ui i .V III' Wl td Ilia
vu.'i'i AliUniigU shiny* u*tiuiig
I ' .a liu p 111 I 'lt Ii lit !i ill
II I I I I 11. i v 111 I . I*l ■ villi g
■'■ ! nmluMtu v 'v r'it, Julm I', litn*
tun aii ilv oi ' o tmv'ivg no
l-ioii . i.• i. ii ii uilty o\-
VI I II a VtUU .. M I'. • lilt* 111 law,
\ v on Mi- i' i >li it in, vail a I lit- fur 111
.V . ati i. * I, it ali KIT, It wni it
v. ■ iv iii ai * II.1 wa. n>*i*ii.l wry
I ■ ,I, >1 i unnivli vol tin bum by
i I niivrv, wlm i 'K iiV * largo
I I ! Ma tlllllni, lliu Vl'IV bl*l Mill
ti. i ui ihut ihit lining |itiilu nu tioiiur
io li. u , ii. nli- iiilu uhaionul ur viMV
i , • In. tiy bonp vl i robust unll
i, M' Hi a-!i ■ 'in ilwa\ v hint
~ at i-I• ttno of I' i tio*|
i. at I i ,*. v i haul a in
■>i. '• ' U' i(' tli. a v. 11 y, tliu
| ■ I IV ,I" ~ I" Oil Vol) git 111,
Inn uvvifiluH** on orgy mtU oouttmioil
application, brought happiness with the
hard work. Mr. Bcr.shoff was ;I
huuter, and in nib day game abounded
tlmt WHS more worth the powder than
that which run be found here now. At
least once or twice n year, n bear hunt
would he indulged in, nn<! the
game was generally brought down. Deer
were plenty and scores of this species of
game were laid low by Mr. BciifdioC's un
erring rifle. Many auecdoles of uiore
than usual interest are recounted by Mr.
liensbotf of the sport they had in huntiug
in the times when lie was young, ami it
is the delight of the younger jicoplo to
sit and listen to his recital of them His
tlrst gun was uti old flint lock and inter a
muzzle loading rifle, with which he
elaims he could hit n squirrel's lien.l at a
distance of 100 yards.
Wnen Mr. Benaiiolf first settled where
he now lives mutches had not been in
vented and tire was started by striking a
piece of steel or flint and having the spark
alight on a hit of " J'ltnk "or rotte wood.
Tallow dips, or a lurd lamp was all the
methoil of illumination for many years.
Early in life Mr. BcnshotT heeame a
no iitber of the Duukand Cliurcli and bus
alwuys upheld the peculiar tenets of that
body. He was elected u preacher in the
church in early life and his i xpi ending
of the scripture* is iuinilmr to everybody
in the neighborhood, lie was gifted with
a remarkably good voice, iml had be
devoted himself to pubUcspenktug, would
without doubt have- become a noted < ralor.
For the past twenty years he hrs been a
bishop i,i the church, and .a the split in
the organization some years ago lie went
with the progressive party. For the past
t woy e-aas he ha - been ceuittncd to the house
not being able to work ulthough still re
taining much of his former vigor. A re
spected en I honored citizen he enjoys
the esteem of all hs.> acquaintances
Oi* • 'rutmatftt'n Vi'Mm*.
The Itcv. Dr. Tulinagu is one of tiie
tnariv men who believe that they can read
the character of a woman in her 'sec.
He goes still further, and declares his;
ability to dinoerii the general sort-of ex
perience yoii have h id. Every crow's
foot or dimple, hollow or protuberance
means that yon have i;i.d joys or ,
sorrows of some particular nature. The!
Tula i mule had it fltst autumn re, eptn :
li Couple of weeks ago, and anion, ' ,
guests were the Hire twin sisters, wl '
exact ri. :ii ■ luiicn to each otlier i- .1
MtHllliillg 1.l II VlI lit WuMhuiO, Mll>l.cbll
"-ti>. They are indeed wnmlfim* , >im
terpart- and many ire the Muedole* In
wlik'l < onfusiou of their identic* figure*.
You may -.tiulv them for H:I their wi'li >::t
dlit'uvtring the fniDtoit difference. One
in silll Mi** Hlce. while the oilier In nine
Mr*. Kelley by marriage uliout ten yi
aye. Well, lliey were pre .01 led t<• Tab
inure, mill he rDWoil awhile with
theui inture*teilly, fur tliev are ladle* of
literary attainment and n.e re than the
avera.e of attractive sociihilily. All
hour later, a mUi'hievou* nicmlier of Tal
magtt'* lluek naked him how lie had likeil
the tw in*. lie didn't recall their name*,
but lie had been very favorably impre-i-cd
by them.
'• Yimi "ere selltu.; inc the other .lay,'
tlu pluiuu.' sinter mutinied, "t it every
impart nit evpeiieu, uf life left it- im
|iii --i •■ V! ihle ii|mi the tun. iti\t face < f
tl WOlum). N. how In volt nei mini tor
thu (.mi 'li.it t.u nulled have remained
do pr< t-i- V alike, down toilio minutes'
let ull of tin it li t e* ?"
" Ki.slh enough.' the pre teller i' It
lldently •epllid •*'l In y were reared to
•ether hey hitve llvt d always itudirthu
tune family cmi.htiuiu, their eittoth i
have heen alike unit mi tiny remain day oil
see them ue pi met likenesses tut they
tveto iv in n they lav tngethei in a Ofudle."
"And you ,re sum thnt any ililTctiiiee
in then limn lurnf living would hive pro
dueeil m<ii u or It ditVoieuee ill their
fniit ?"
" 1 uill Uf of It.'
" Well, I i ,|y wtinted to let you n ui
n<it ) mi ilf to your theory, bemuse
the I'li'lt at In I e twin t kuol; it r. in
plelely out. line hi.* been a wife fot i n
years, while 'lilt other miliums iininurr ied,
Mini whiit heroines of your I lium , of
phy ..Momv ,i, .pplled to th ful "
At thnt point i iiUungo found thnt polite
in-tinpiii d him to pay u:tenll • i (•• uu
ollini •tip of piu i.diiimerit
A (Ileal ( 1 l|l 111 It l,ot Itnlf 111 Pnlliitll
vaiitii ttiillitool.
Nti uniformed hod) uf linn pit . nit.
such .i gorgeous ipecluch us doe> the
Knights Templar. It in only oma >n
three vu.ua thnt they i*emhle lit a body
111 one of the piiin ipnl eilii . oi America,
ami a* they have abated Windiingiun to
he the Hit 111 ru of their (rleunhll eum lnvi
this ji i., Ihe douhle opportunity to uu
ues the In 11limit gulhvrlug and to vi it
tlie henullful t iipilal City on tin I'otouiue
will h o 'ert 1 from every station ou the
various line.t of tie Ik uintylViiniH luil
lOMit ill otli lure 1.. i the round tup. The
eonelitve will eonlimn from Oclohei lh
to tlth. | twit, ttuil ticki la will be old Oc
tober , th, tlth, 7th nud tlth, valid fat re
turn nip until tK'lohn dt t, ltutu, lie
tuiiitn.; i stop-oit within tiiv limit will he
ulhnu d nl llallilliori , W'illuiiDetail I'liihi
()el|ihhi, I'leiilon. ,UHll'iahUl'tt, William
part, Klmun, t-.nipuiiu'u, and forty, a*
the route of lln exeur ioni u may sug
v.eat. Tint ineiiaiuu will hu out ot the
lUOMt ettjoy utile "usons ■! the yettr to
vtall We-hlng ton Speoifu rates will lie
fumUhed hv agents on application.
•*•♦•
t'oultv vteoMtui-
All the ellliMiiia of the dUletenl bmutlghs
are Invited to nlteiid the puhlie inuliii..
Mt the corn, of Main and Market .dicci •
Ml Sat ui da) Mtternoon at :l o'clock, In 1
ctuiskder the bridge qUUftloß.
FANCIES OF FASHION.
Colo h.h asp noons For: wear rrrrs
a r/Tr\v.v.
A Pretty l*ronic nurle Costume Dewrtti,-;!
anil lll,iiratsMl—Htateinenta to Calais
Wlilcli are as Kaslly llh(trnrisl us
Ala<le-~An Fiarly Antunin Urers— tsorisis
of Winter Paßltjens.
Ify 'l he co stu m o
JL idustraied liere-
Am with Is of benga
ovw line In silver gray
ji i.inblned with
|U printed ben ga-
: >sx iino with a simi
gti>{ \ Inr ground Tho
sL\'m i :;iay skirt front
- A-Sfty -e't as a eornor
cabortttoly e ui
- - v< ?Kt , ,r,iiderod in silks
•vFxfflkU nd silver. A
' 'jtVe rapery of the
1 V Hfe -lUe silk is o t.
' ho left side, with
fi 7
:• i((f > t\ a ; t I
r j ■ l,V\-JSk frout and lower
J I " ,!1 h *
1 "itn „ry ~n the
|| I j—y ri.,-i-.t - Ids and
,j / k-J hues ts jf llov.-
si< W "red silk, faced
'.!: fl "IrM with plain ai ik.
yl CV-s''JYf\[ where it is taken
, * a/.e-i-A-'l'sbn tmek on the side.
' iS' ,'> V if, -ji i ■: i, .- , -
Jsk>.y made to eurreo-
P-I.d, the tci.k
i ttOMKN VDE lOihKT. and l ight aide Us
ing of flow d silk, and tic ioft side,
which Is full, of plain silk, with nn m
brold'-red l and that Is made t • npj, ar
'he eoottnualion of that on the s,. rt
Tiie management of the Utt t*
peeially novel and styli u
Tho Ilrst autumn t, ; ■- i'l be ■
light camel s hair, soft, sufli, ■> c ywa
but of comparatively light - idee, < ,
u preferei e tor the Sue ;■ i felt .
c dors. Aee„n!ion pleated vv 1
used to soma ettent, ,-i' no set wb
to,- a tight httltig buck ciiUf tints-, 1.,
on a well flttlng vest ~at bu rom • .
, " l„ ,-f .'aide ,>r im„r, s. : .
, , th- ' ,:et fronts h, ' -vi
,li„,ame- .k. i iaiit e Im ui.,,
woolen- di be vo:i, all through .in
autumn, am! in,:it th> ',.rm. dav- -•!
e o'ly w:n:or impo-e • !• • \
v.lnter colors, twi'a over .ari,
-tate.norit Is i.iade ,i
~ii will sae a rem: '< '., i,
>1 colors of good ! turn •
• neutral and composite , ,> >
t n-> regularly twice u yo:u
. inuietit !■> belled by subsequent event '
it U nfo lo pii'diet that next ensoul)
)■', w.it still be old-blues tinged wi::.
giuy, 'he greens mossy, tho pinks pa j
olio tingi d wllli cream or yellow, an ;
el rose will not Is* lenouneed. There I-. |
Dot likely to Is, anv sudden ehair >• |
this iet!i"et next w.a'.or.
•V >• h u rin i it g
early autumn /* "
,|' ! just leu Is '
of uioiits- ~ruy llVn
d chine jr
'Hie skirt opens v 1
o'„e. over
b,,,:,." 1 : iJ
I- . d every- fT-f,' > A 1
where With goid t -y/i ,'y ;
I" ■ 'itiioh ou K' ; .-,V
.- ih velvet I . "\J I
I." ' i.e. is f J l"f , ii '
i rr<"l an d / v I. ft. . H
0 'i .ou a black f: if.'l* * S
'. ivet y lie rov- /* *". J ji jit Ifl
K !
(' / l(" • |0(VlJ L 1 I| 1 J Mi } I
-li*! tiiu ol- h J i* *r *\\ <3
i,",, merging in
t g!it lower 1 ■ \i
a|„-v„ HI,: • . (mi" i| v .
velvet, orua- * \ J { \
inented with '
deep eillf of g<d- <J
lice I lie entire q''irr; VNOKI.ic.
dies -1 rich aml hunnoniuiiH. v i quite
• .no 11 in it effect The preference iv for
u, •> nts i.f clinging stuffs, and crape d •
t'hiiie i- in Idgh favor.
I ml, ,„l. olilrred bodices, full sleeve
ami softly flowing skirts could not b<
made of -lot. harsh materials. Autumn
to leis, K is sufe, contain the genus of
winter fashions. If lliut Is the en-o.
■nine of the linlioatlons uie -Igntlli'iii
N i„i of tin skirts are entirclv stiu go
Ou Hie flout, at the sides, or at tha back,
iiuowhel, thuie urn gentle curves oi
niictatlous of tin. folds ; it Is raised her
01 diiiped a trifle there, hut novo, , lite
.liuUlit botiii, of the Inmltees aro fairly
fn 'liia; :ig. One is high aud full, cou
fliic,l in,low by a corselet of velvet or Bilk; -
another ha- tiie lop fuimiug a yoke in
lan pleutn, ou which Is uppllqued the
oil of ii litcc bo.lice, held by a deep
fold d girdle; another lias a vest with a j
deop I,di mid u short loose Juckut above,
as, indeed, Jacket corsages show tiie :
groati si variety.
A r ally " ptlte atiuelh'" i oalume l> a
vorv in etty aiinlr of gray tl turml foulard
uioi lilael: alia vent and girdle. 'l'he
ut pie u-at not-the long, lliwlngeleeve
vvhie'i liMUi! to the edge of the Kirt
'l'll,- Welti, Uraet-lul.
Wuteh lu.ieehitM me nor u for t
II i Uue thi* keuiioii, but HO few lu !!•<
huve y t worn them, they are -till nov
iii ' ■■■- l!Wf,
/m 3? "sx
tl ' jf* ,v\
l( ■ -\
% V m"m, V..,/'
m • l> v - a
■m%
WATI'II VUAi'UhHI.
allien to the publlo 'i'hey will I,ev at >e
vei v popului, I the) ,o m p ,h
ornament'. and are u • ml a ■. '
111 at" p'-lli l"l I illlv.ll !
ilioilglil at i I ut one I leUi oi >1
,v|iu, Ivn ail i" ot u*' f din '-. nut a
It'a 1 her braeid ui ' •. • hint ni •
lu wlileli uiiv Willi It with .oi oj,, u |.e
may i • ph. . provided it t oi i
r>l/,e, tile Npeliae ilin'n II I land 111 tli
way il i pop ihirit.v \oi > emu-m
waU'li ui i let an luade ul oiil, oi
hii>i, ii < nit diamond*. I hei n
otln i • jd-iln go|l or ilv"r. i h very
Itttl i lou.
Jev,t in wdl undoubtedly ha wont inure
duriui; i ■ winter Hunt i
be tie- •
Tho full mill vvli lei |,.i' I 11 foi nip,
Inga moot the imiMt mil 1 I m n -i •
Tlte mlv• iti-v are mainly In glity an
tihtok. ami hlu, nud giny. " an „ ,dv
the quiet nature of lb" tb' mu 11.
IWeood b.v tiMplui/urd tin end , of rod n*
lnyiit brown puuotuutiug khufabrn
AT SASSAFRAS FARM.
<-w- 11 EAI, LT, cm I
I |' n !ovc wttli
/(LJ iim?" said E'.'a
Hauirrsly to lier
\ Sins was st'ting
JT\ f•! yi \up in her solitary
q\ Jlj ,j ( .itUc garrot loom
KSi"'- mII I "ith her elbows
lit . I \ rcstin gon the
NJ JCmS \ window-*111; the
yfyfTteJ sun, setting after
jam R a brisk thunder
■lilTl wash' " shower, wae ri:
Wi^Winn the room
t&m*- with ray*of seal
let tight; her great blue-gray eyes gazing
intentlv out at the rky. and her golden
hair catehlr.g •t e cry g i;n-of tie ' v*
declining M'.'tit Tin-room was .in ~ 1
scantily furnl--ied; the .toping ' >
most touched o . - r> bond, If tl oy *'
tempted to stand iq right, tn thou
uiont; and Etta s own dreaa was dye i
silk, turned. | ''ched, and mend r. a
seor - of places. while the old lace r,
around her whit throat was read .• '.<• 'a
Into shred- with old ace Hut foi all
that our llttio dreamer looked lisa
princess an sh -at tbete, ero'iebc-'
t y tlm window- -til. hergi:! far '• sen
dot Ing out tn'.-, *he great unknown an 1
of Love!
"No!" alio solemnly nris- rod he:
after a second or two of rio.Ktathm i
am not in love with him 1 lh!r.!: sc.
am quite sure of it. Not no ilu
shall tie, if I don't lim I. r solve •
inyse fin cho 1. And thi id- HO:
little poverty-strict, i, , r i .
falling in i>i with Prnf< -sor Mn>
It is 100 ridicn Us!"
And sh* l.i ..hest out in E > • •
the forlmn lit' •• re* 111. but Si r;, i
laugh wa- rat* v r- \thle--
Ktta Hani " -• wa an art •
the had hoi ii. t,adroaiu* of ~
ut thereany and i-int.y a ••
iii' mess of ' ■' and so !-der-l i
' niggling api ion to be • i 5.,,1
litr moan >. SIM , .id. waft pal
limited; liu' the fn • mt seh >,.; ~
h"r au opport'.',.' ri-iudv. :i i i
knew of i- ■ , i.r-.ii lis,:
•>t crack,;, - -t ck -•>-• eaten by • ie
of soirary tall iw u nil !>•-. alter the d v
work w- dor.,- 1 was a d, 11, !
life enough. hu lit' iv a d.., , ,
art. awt wken KeM Mai wall Ik i JI ■
;.r,,>..tir a* t, ~ t s<! jol, ' * .
• i-r.il |, tt bet i ativßsand ;
■ imaging Torii ct a|,| . >val. ale • .'
lis, n tiioaoaccents for a itemfh
••'.Vtie.e ara vo i going for e;i
mei vueaUoa' .Mi' - Mas khiiele. v
studied I loin the ,;it,,. ,i; . .
that day.
"I don't know. Kttu um<v., i
haven't thutig , I eiipi a. > si.
In the city."
Miss Marvhlaiiu - ,o-ed he
wtioro eriinps en 1 puffs an 1 friz,
iajijK'd one ai. her like tin wa-,
sea.
"Nobody stays In the c:v in- .gn .■
gu-t.' suet sh". • Nobi.y. ll ill,. t
is anybody."
Etia said nothing She ui i not Iw „
It uoc-'scary to , is'n to Mi - .Ma.
lands bow by iim :ui;,g to.; in a g
shirtfactor,durtwgUw mnUiiu .
-! August. l-i eoulriveii ann .a.
cma** something towards b,-r year ■ i
eg pan es.
■•1 think," Mi- March an i* ad>l,s.
centcmplaiing tier ,-auva • witli tier n> ..
01: oil,' sloe. " hut I shall tiy a tew
al baratoga this snitiinicr. 1 wag .n.
down to my auut's farm in -s -
Hollow; but my aunt takes - . .
boarders this v-nr. and .Ii" aetnail
ii ; impudence to as mo "o eoi. o >
i.elp v.ith tho 1 ■ u-evnirs. t'tii
MToutd allow ui" regular wa.' s I
consent. The id.-a of ui'.' .-i.:i,g d
and paring potatoes for lot of stuck up
olty people!"
Am) All s Aliii' btands ela.'Hted lo .
nose at an angle of forty-lived- ;i< -si d
laughed derisively
•is it ii prdty : ace'' said I' t.,, vv.i;.-
out tuacii tliuugli as to vast -'e ,
buying.
"O, it's pretty enough.' sahl AJ
.lurch lands. "Everybody kin 'lie
Jcaks farm atthupuifra* Hollov :i r •
u glen then . and an >■ Ii 'ing ra
Willi a cabc elu in It., that cv. i • I -
to aee. Hut i< saw fully quiet •
i, for on> ,li . a bit of lite Isi .ai ,
t„ Hurati g„ '
Tim nevt evening, when si„. s
skciehed until the waning daylight . 'r
liei doslst. I tin H-nusisioy put o i -
nut and went .noun 1 to tns ,'K.I
factory.
"ion will want my services, ai u ul
ui iim Month of August bin
tiie foreman.
lint, to iter surprise ami dismay, hs
cltool: hi< head.
"Well, uo, aid he. "Sol flits , ar
Times ure null. WC'VH ilisohar,' ' I -i'
IIUII i and arc working o tial! in.ie. lin
very ony," ohsei vug tiie p. rtuii ol e<-
pl'Useion i' hei i o II.L IIUI ■■ b i *
sriiu't tnko on any extra bunds ibis * .i
Will. "
And h'-lta WENT away, IM\ !<! r- 4 and
•' at In-art.
••I <•u t work on tn tin art u -I.
,iio i uu haraalf. "tuihn i cu p
bo. ul; uud I can't pa) in.. ft
don't euill eoi-.0l libit ill II," i. ' a >'
cation t)h. h ai. d-iu. what it .<
thlntt it t* to bu pi r'
An.t one oi tvo 'aldlnu tearadro > i
lroni ninlei || Paid \ 1 >• v,..i al.n
hurru-i! a,o.. t , tin- ill, ~ i-';
- Slow hot I! i here hi the *
laiMM 1 h< lh niKht. " '.in' ' > "m i
eliui the mi i ' If only I eoi.i -• u a
a little roilllll air for Ollee with m a
nnelo ha;, nil I .'ltd ro . , > it "
Audition, line iusphattuii, Ml i Mann
laud's Wold . niuo Into In I
"A Until, an I Mil eellOlnif I'M Villi) itlt. a
out, ivie,"
'•How I Mhotthl like to Hi-e II ' r. e
thought. "in I ihjr ahouldu t ,
Mrs. Je|,k, of hai, UIIM* i Ml 111, ',na., l,
a*pt'aa her own word,, "driven t>.
death" that tulitumr The I'ooi > old
farm heuae vv i full of l-oarm-i . . • ■ ,
the low rulled !|J I- ro in* oi I 1 '
> iioil, nle ro alii' V. Me vo|o to I-.- , • (
plh-n of liiliunnpun lllleU Mild -Went lie-ll
liiU hei n. and If lellfc '■ ml
nl, pah-of handi, lu-len rof mlj no,
title Would have tpill UtUltolOU lei "111
Mil. Hhe WM ■ l lnnlt-K out lii iml | ill •
iii the el,, tul tide of thi I ttli ;
that bubbled up jud uinh-r lie 'my I
Wludow, win n e i-llgbl tlu . i
Met• • >. the vein I pin-r. Iroiu 'h I
'•la tllla fim> itfrea I'iiriulr' i ! ow |
BWeet vole ■ ; "Ulld )'OU Mle M• I- uk
"I inn lira. Jonl.'M, Mtire ' iioi' ih, ul t
the uouil woman, hold luu th" path up
Mud down to ii aim (ptlle anre Hot' they I
were MJIOIIOMMIV i hnin . "and thi I* in*
aufiMH Fuim. Hut If "O he you've
noma uhout hoard, UIM'UIII, I'm very
worry, but wo'ra all full- riven uoo*
MlidooiUei. ma'am, villi not in tue hull,
Mint u HOfiaheiUlaad lu the pul'hu ov r>
iilyht; miul a sketebinu pent I p in
the hnin o' nil,lit"), and de lur. In
IhlliUti th Htie'll of I lei ha) Im he nit I
"I did tint ante btut hoard. It *|
tilted I .lla tlaiin i Hluy, OMli e|y k now ill,,
bow to hlouth l|e| I Ulll">-. to tllr
farmer vvlfo "I— that i, yotii ide e, 1
Mlm Vtrchbindt. mcnt'cnad to ma that
you w in need of aou>. uo 10 help you
rUth the work."
Good Mn. Jerks stared.
••But you aio uot a servant," wild she.
"No," said Etta, coloring "But lam
willing to be. If you will hlie. I like the
country . cry much, and I am auxtouc to
earn a little money."
"I'll give you ten dollars a month."
said Mrs. -leaks, effusively. 'Twelve, If
you earn It. For you look like an honest,
straightforward sort of a girl, nud I'm
dreadfully in want of a help."
So Eu Hautei-lcy put on one of Sirs
Jruk:- b big white apron and went to
nr.ik cutting up ;-ca lies for ten.
She liked It lion, and bred in the . i'\
a~ she was. the sweets of country llf-
I poacssod Indescribable chanus f< : In"
On- big-eyed calves, the little yellow
goslings. the wt'd flower* : tho mend
on the tinkling stream th>. flowed he
tv en fringes of reeds an t bergamot,
er< all ever n>'w sources of ■£
shrank Inatinctlvrl. nw.-iv fiom i
•y I oaniers. with t(. r ci.|tiet • 4
a: hery, at. i ga> drc • and l • -.
lan liter; hit would sit forovet
s • ■ Mrs. Jen' sin the gr- at, airy klti iei
ening to her eicric* • : the "g i ■ I
tbi.ea."*
• Etta," said Mrs. Jerk', one d: .
mi must bleach the .-mains in the
bi south Mianu and lay out fr-"-i
■ n for it There's a. : tlcinan com
by the five c tr i -
' Yes," said I tta, <jui- iy. "I will
A- ii she ha t not -ven tin curiosity >
h:- til e.
' vv gat T.vf-in- in !h* * •
. -i;>. - '..U• *ll ' n ...
I.lev. ;• .r- the purple f •
- c look.*
<i. v . "... . ill .' e.i's eyes
•in •. • soi Max ' . < -led
•V<- . ~| V. r.t. s-ooping t<> pick
• agiui.i sheaf o. ..in-tii sic In.
I d. "It IS I Al you holding a.
■ifia- • arm '
'<> oi.il K'U; "I . doing house
*>•< hue. ror monthly wi.gcc!
oil!"
h :n't you know It f" said she, i on*
. mis! "That I was very ooft Tlia*
:dy .ay t.y ' i.-li I r keep m>
■ i 'n* It rt ' '""i. t>. working .i
•in -h> ■■• ■ k of . a-..0n. But, <>l
re, I sin II no". • .on Hi rcvo
.1 ' in i-Hir Maw..-11. If—"
• ' . MV". y.sil ?' he cried out.
■'. ln.-fl " am a working be.- In the
n> sb a* wered, smiting filnilv
r-e- I it'!, not n gay l.uttei !v lil.
M<s V.n..,e k- and Mra. DaliouV
■i.'biera."
' !i .t js the very r-a- 'i I shall reco
•i." sail . eut MUKU.II. "The
on ■ ei It iiuir you. Mi 1 lUin
V'd he • -.iti* he:* the u tin's
'
■ ' . :.!e at *.l
.. ■ ; I
..I .onest Mrs Jell -Wei.. I t v
.• so gl .4 ii 1 •> lb ; i I
1 ain't s-.i to 1 mistrust
... ei i • .. lis. it be
■rial to ; i'i,ng bh rrles art
-Jling i eui. smi II that sort <•
g. jlll .• i yrtu h* i aged to I.
■ d pre o- ' iWind if I lo six
■ :.! • he St cadM fel.—
Ihar. and I . I '■
,I ev •• il 111 a- the ihtle <■<
r p nun li. ii. •. llu ■!' ear .
Mrs • .Us' -i. i".' .<•!, t-i Xew v„
'■ h him, a -la ! n/. hippy • vet
U: de.
■ iood land' -at! Ml MarchlntH-,
when she t."ip : of n . an 1 '.Mil 'I ■il
'
ho "-evofic at ha >■ a in h. I
1., tdger
K'iis ' -a.lt l*t (gsvpi.
Al II lie- f:i.g 111. 1 r . Ok'lfi
Archin h gic.il s • ct 111 i h<
I'uyne. vicar of h .a.c'hlc, re el an uti
j.uldi-i.c.; letl I ciilt.ii 111 l.<Hi 101 l oi.
• ... .1 .■■ ol the n .•.■■> uti.(ll. by .11
..I tie 'ami.,, o: Seotla of K> - >.ck, in tl
1 -i lUding. to a u relatlie . f she .i .•
nam w;io. >t lord mayoi oi Vork, ;ia
..fiie utiieii tie' king on bis .lalt to the'
liy in Au .- st. i i'.v r villi ihi •
hotel W.-Io . Ihlbl'ed the ■ io . s ft.l u.ei i
belonging to lie- king, of which < on
l*r.yae gave till, nu'i ■
.V it ■ gin". • awni" given i'.v Ii lug Chili. •
to tin alHiv in ioi lord muvor of Vof
hi ii'iiioiial ol the h iji.iailty vil i
it: Ii Mr •' •; .a Ir 1> i niui; t <■■■
cud. <1 a In rioouis ,r. iu bim :<>
1... grand... l.ei ul lie Miatresa Mar
- Oil. . ; . S 'A inobestst, wh • I
1 IV lie CM . ci, uud who iia. kin.il>
• t ill. 111 to 111. Sot your Itiapecllou to
.. IV.III oil- . iccp ion, ■ bell tliev
- sent to i a nil' Waiter Ht'oi .
thev have ii-i"." "en .Kit of lisreual
id 1 bio gilt tic in a Way fol oi
ciii | nrpcNc. i, i irni mil
: ■itifull. • ■ : I. a .r
•I .-'s alt. i 11" iHshlon of I heir dir. in
. ■ in a I H i ui'on vfute sal,ii
.1, .- (i.e. lrrlappe.il to 'e all.l tll I lis.
en. i! •"r "Inlite Ati In tie itterr '
In • •oi [tiSS 'tipiV culu os
wi" ■' I ii led ilowcta.
io. viiioi, iciiiai •*b • ii I lie shit
•
ai.i >i il-- of tb r- i! 1 irid, <•
I II I gtii of I'M (ill In .S lei tt' I
tila-'O ak i a iiiol Mlliofnaaa-
T'n'f I- oh, iirrtbh • sialic. .<
cohliectiou with tie Van I'M glasa Ii
(lit-lit, ami that i ■at ail* i ailV <"i ' ■
■ ■ ■
■.■ ■ : ■
to lo ili.i. sight mil) mi. i a .to
. ie .lie w oI- t tnd I hc|>" u m I
. ||l, fill •!'. 11 II- t}||s lilt' I'l 1(1" le
0 thin ' , iiitit'. | rot.. IVu de i ■
liavc le 'ill •tl iltioir' .'icc. a
lie I Ii •la (tcustul t'V the uxce -
• • .(SI ceils.il Mil fill 11 gin ' 111
;*■ j. o coin, nti t.tl' v -li. ■
o. il : , to nri arc content to
. . f lii.|ih> all lan I hell olg Ml
I tii" Hf.l lititc 'a savn tin ui. .
■ i .mm ■ • i ,'ik , .
pas ' ned r sipta ai coudit lo.is, hi.
' tic iofiliit iii.il iiissei t wiilch want i
ta.i th he i. o.iriial.
Ttw f'ni'.>.4 t'rls „>•. *l*l Xsi Ho*
i |. p.. ! 1.. 1 tie H'hloWH I l"o I,
r ' .......
An..: i ill, fin t it" t I t, i!• liah . v
liult-po imp l . t • Ite it lie, i" '
' poV.ll to I" 111' " 'ill il I .ll I I ll"
II d !J - glu.il oi Mi Iff I. to l.i, f
hor.
'Till) Afuleluk'- both 111 I'uc I
Uliil he |a tluuefdi ihly live in , ill ,
01 A-1 ' hall lic I'io v th ine. t< i • i
I,lit th. f'l tl. i If 1 ■ till .Irtptl 'V
a> n ■ t-i In 1 i lit-, ina ilii ■ npii ,o
I a, ,i g,' . ■ i.ily ii - ukmil I .im
arclldu >'- lio i hr "Iy been unit-i. i
irourau of pe< I'll SStlll Ml It ,
vlcotri* bat'Hl 111 lh lin|H< till! le liiftl
I'M trUl'ittl 111 111 > W||||||| 11,
K ip'Wll Willi .en • fhade of a lilliai
eiif style Mini I"", nrm from lh" other,
la (be lie nod kink 111 liishbilia