The Patton courier. (Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.) 1893-1936, November 26, 1896, Image 2

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gotten | and if be Jv back again sud the abutter
{a good business. But some of its coru-
[form of liekingt them up until § the
jpext morniag.
town, whether of pleasure or affairs, be
| lax but to anhetk the window shutter,
dl by the Sour of call on
| bor aster in the venue thers will be
Bo complaint, fir less any ponichment.
{oisl visit. Jin the green court a very rag.
‘piw an startin thar smiling
bo rest of us,” replied the odd | “Ome of our politioal prisoners—an a
an ii a blake tone of & tederation.
i § the jailer, salating with soldieely for.
fneorpant feo Beiaten,’ said the resi.
pens’
i are cur tea
mality, “as this in a feast day I Jeb
upon the mountains haoling gots
Presently we cams to tie quarters of
the worpen, Hitwise desirtid,
When see cor good Talis?’ ssbed!
P the resident, And the Jail shesrfally |
responded, 1 thik, mcpsiear, that
1 they have goon somewhere to make s 3
i visit.’ ;
1 It hod fen ihe design of M. Delar-
pelle, whe war mock in Jove with the
1 whimsicalities of hie small resis, to
1 slivit somthing comical, bot pot even
| be expeotnd anything so perfect a the
Jost.
To completes the pletars of convict
aa clothing, and, [ was about to write,
lot yo do it.
lt i’ kin gam | rn op the nu
500.000 ur men |
1 “Paris! Yen, it's a nice city, if only :
i hclomiplgi have an exposition.”
| The French soem to be an upright
ih Brin” Bow he visited the eaia- | 19
1 bose of Tait baths port of entry — Ey
| sod found it eeepty.
From this poortide quietade it rane
pe not be sapped the prison wes waten- | ©
oir | anted. The calsoose st Tai-o-hae doos ©
{ pants were gardiming sv the residency,
| and the rest wer probably st work np- |
¢ | om the stronts, 21 fron 88 OUT sORYODgETS
¥ | ot home, alibovgh not 80 industrious,
ri On the soorosoh of evening they
Iiwonid be cailedl in likw chilren from
= | play, and the harbor master, who is al
#0 the jailer, womld go threngh 1 haste bar de cormet The averse} 5
Bhomid » priser Savssny tall In
bh] Bot thin tenet all. The charming | ©
| French reviiient, M. Delarnelle, cmtrigd "5 3°
we one day to thw calsbooses on an off. | UTM
the i ¢ ged gentleman, bis legs Gsformed with |
Lye didn't come perce euy | the wiand elephantineis, eniuted om
dest, ard then fo the jailer, "I thought : = het
1 bad vodorad Biro & mew pair of tom- + HY
M Sane le no oiher ponviot wal to
i
OMomsidnr the Resident,” roplind |
thems go to the chase. ’* They wern ail |
i fife in Tal-o hae, it remains to be add- |
od that tiwse (riminals draw a miny |
| as voguler'y ss the president of the re
{public Ten mas a day is their hire
Those they have money, food, shelter, |
1 pe bat swinging bi ngs with hgh
precision.
| regione and lumied on the samanit of
jo | Greatest huight yet reached by man.
ty “while the ”
grige ars mole sb
bar ap to within |
center, of that #8 a etl pave]
8 pir of supolementery [rips of the
plane indirated by the position sneumed
br the 1ider, oF what!
Dodeoitedly the press
y.der, for one thing, bas BO srive drop
poll wo low that be cannot reach them
Eomweniontls | mo that Ms canon position
ia with his hands on the tox of the tr, | I
toened bars. who vee abide to reach their
eri senmlertably, have sequired the
lex Wie think that
Basie bir leverage is
HIRT hiv rit hE in Minded
Amwlard
oepiaey Re
sind ad grin » gg
in Om pay wm with Shee
snitl the resident, i
i
pie Farhi on : Hat Tendenny to Degrade
Maerings Bo he Level of Commeron.
“Y cnpnct Sleshiex this athe without
© depraen :
| puRiy tae
i pra riage rs thas be sed
wrane Ths few, ti
i iB, in Tee Ladiow on Sonrmal in
8 paper on “The Young Man and Mar.
' Ti Sopot Genyingt that share |
are matiria} considerations thas in this,
mater, oe in sll others, requ to be re
gpecidd. A oF FOUN MEL IaTYYing -
por yoomg girl, with only the prospect
this their fife will become more and
food. 1 have bad affoctionute complies
wait upon me Ww be marred “and then
ask ms $0 trast (hem for the wedding |
fen. 1 think that we who sie clergymen
ought to relome to murry wpplicants who
onanot show to our Mm
there is Dd ain ol
‘or their possible offspring will ever
oom wpm the town, :
“Noy, on the other hand, does my
y-| objection lie against any smouss of
sects with which either or
1 somtingent
| both of the contracting parties may,
oil | ehanor to bi sndowsd My ouly conten
jo! tion Js that in every mai aan Dok ee
sentially wiboiy the basul clement is
{| Jove, and thay resrriages which sre ‘ar.
ver. | Tanged.’ marriages which mean, Sess
de | of all, sn alair of perquisites or & bar- |
over | tof in oomiodities, are a distines in|
oe : fewotion ap. the spirit of the seventh
; ext. The woluminous die
Fo with which we know such anima
am “asing bs gro ma some " worne ad
sry body cut of the hous."
| mide.
I “You wonldu't run your grendnoth-
er out of the ons, would you! she she
“Nepo,”" the tot replied, relenting
Wade He urtemal appeal. “You conld
ould JOU TON YOST ANIMA oat?’
“No she eonld Bide ten”
“Wome pana snd 4 ang Mary sad Jack
Shed alt hide"
cour, What ase would your the
| fpcndin Xo “hat I conld fied you, |
i though. * ~~ Hew w York Mud snd Fxg
In a sketch of Sir. William Martin
the “climbers walk" —that fs & ge8-
tie roll of the body, with po unequal [the
He is a sli man, bot
fr fall of energy and with iron |
Muscles. When climbing the Himala- |
| 798, he spent 84 days on mow and gla
Al
ther. Duriog that time he
from end to tid the three longest known |
glaciers in the world outside the px
Pioosr peak, 33.000 feet high, the
Mail from New York o Batavia will |
Si.
ie Si ee ny
re a
aod spain many riders, with evel or vp |
ef GF Iipmes 10 tee
pare oom plicated a thn gow oo, ws
grandmother overheard the
mark and ealled the little one to ber |
J feewint oo ut them?! porvisted the
be delivered in 41 Gaye from the data of {4 [ee
ng experienes with : # ad
Soph Wha dw Rees Erol weapon
al enough #0 Joop Haan fu po
Hight, bot the mornin ther
sue thst thedr prtual wibmbon i 0d
within range. Ho myn!
YA thew had beom folk
Sonn, and the owe eos erie ho fos) i
the Biker was Erosen ip $n fog of
pare
{fad drive. T hoy eter» of # ein pits,
Tweed Jon ss they rennaiid the fir pain |
ther mw a foe Feanip tariten brik |
thee |BU0BE 506 vards ahead. As soon ax hw i
Jo Ldugs maw it they gave ayelplibe gpk | B
bef wolves and started Ble an wvaw |
trom » bow after the earibos, whilh
1 bociked round on bearing: tie yop, ew
itn pursners and Sew over the ion, kon»
pull op, fering redid fom the fi
tions sed garieg wieelally nfter Bix ing
I dimsppeacing. somrwedes, wha clung 10
the sleigh Lhe grim desth pd mijerel |
this move] bunt. Of éoptim, thors Trae
{2A thee slightest ehaion of their satel
imgt the smiront, which, imitead of mak.
jug for the bush on lw eared shied
I heli oo Lo the wi AF thie dulos, rlpht
wy to the end, vies it Teak fo tes
was imposible fo sp tbe
Yate or necks when they oald snide
Dobe beh, Slowewer, ther Hew disks Wy
their mode and dropped aif ann by te,
polling over and aver ju the enew, or
licking sous distanos awe, with moth |
that dmpage to their nether garments ami
while the dog, relivenl off the
iresbed after the deer, snd, entering the |
wands, got tangled 5p smog the tree, |
wml, ws oenal on such eeions, won |
up With a free Sight among themmives. |
boise, where they repaired damages,
down in the club's logo”
Noteres Cold Marner Hotes.
which Sows from the Ural mowntatng
x Gi. md
a A but they come - wha
| meama a barren waste, for there iu noth
| chamgen ita appearance.
wolves, the jos melts aveny, and pature’y
bounty stands vevealel The asutiumy
snows fall here snd dover the plate
with their Joads of frait, keeping it in:
ngtime, when it fanuishes food for
es of Binds that mabe this
their summer bosse. New York Ledger.
3 ime these
New York Chinese (juartars,
the Chinnmsn, snd that is the conoert
; “o comid afl Bide Ipaniien. Tosngregats in » public Jie
Oh, Yosie seplied with delightfal:
to drink intoxicating beverages, listen
to sensoous muds aed watch THdgat
dinlare of thn humm fggurs, 4
than sesticnabie ehiaeuitter, to Suid
part
this is benenth the digeity of a Chinas
ah man, snd nowhere in the Obinest qsar-
dng 0 end, can sch A
Plast te fount. But they are fount on
Bowery, snd (Germans, [ridbipen, |
Italians and Jews fill tive places 5 the
dooen. —FHelen F. Clark in Century, :
Arid pines
Tos Wack to Swallow.
paper y
“low was that :
“Hie banded in a5 amount of the |
pers of the foot races wins a B——
oy. | —Washington Time
Hem
When Nero made hie artiotio tour ae |
ot 8 id x for hom duly wii B.
po after the game Wheperer no ig
‘toy fom ow |
fog in the middle of the Jshe. When tle | F
Gog wiarted with » jerk, oni of the party |
wat thrown off viedentlr and slid a mg |
Fay on the hard spow Letirs he eonid
vie | Ma. Bary, coe of fhe foremont and most
woods The improspde baaters sha |
foond themeivos La 8 ditfiouity, far it
ound pot resiics that they bud wiakgh
boliind them with pasiiagers (The | PH
driver tried in vain to «0p thens al}
thire was every protul $ Doulas |
much slrasion of the cwlivle Moma - |
barked and drove quiktly bark to i E
rehuied their ad ue snd wrod 1 |
In the valley of the Putchors ries
avs the Asetie oomam Baur Hove Zen: |
tervals of fwo or three |
and those which retarn er
the most perfect comilition notil the |
There in owe feature of New York | Wi
| szpusements that is wholly suknown $0 | Pi
I Srretop the muscles
| ew the hard work which ¢
uation |FEnTe s
ra, nan!
“Enkwell mearly lost his ob ca the |
athletic sports and said ane of the win- | |
hn a
{ socirenefel f Amieriesn fanpiers, a
! thi to sux of the eye: 4
(“The white eve may mens fhe coma
Tet, ad, i eo, idicates (hat the Sd
will fiy Bigh, have great endorance and
wing power If times indark, the hand
ronind and ree beak short and clos 8%
Sie | Site wii be
of fhe syesall is nt
whtion have teen mbjected.
While Mr Stuer. in common with
other socormfnl American fancies, pays
Bittle or po attention either to the sles
of shape of the head, thin polos is the
_setond at which Eoropesn fanciers look
with interest. It is generally cononded
thant the shape makes but Fite differ
se be esneptionally
ra
cranberries, | of wings require mmeh added exertion
[| for the same snonnt of fying.
The volor of A pigeon hat 30 sight
1: | comes, but the rule in Siendiy wen
ens the colors when i grein
fr eene bint in
wobdch les ahead o
4 months the
made, and he
reimadprg mabat fottovd
Many birds are Jost in
Hated
fic
i
pecpuize of them,
Hi
A
Ta 12 days’ Hime the distance between
o | New York aad Sk. Petersburg. maybe
peraverwd.
Cs wn v. 5
ie inp
empe. The ral} may be fiat, long and
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