The Independence west side., June 19, 1891, Image 4

A FISHER MAID'S SONO.
TV poplar Ult kissed Ih e.M iiw sky,
And in (rout was th hanan ae.
And th Hw iU au-l tirearll) h,
V hU th a-ln.1 lir'M-'t nmtiniHilty
A JT III lb weal Ihe low -Mil tiled
Tba aiiwthjit bonk hel w.
And niKI lb reeda lb ph.n-1 i rud.
At I gated oa Dial well knowH ten
Auil tha (Uharmana twl am tnrawey
Oa lha el-win's hea'turf iitra,i, .
Aoa llitrvtl li.Mt ul.niii.il iil war Ik
hey
from th bltfh hill wlwlj nH
And I saw esuiu m levar" bust
With hr Ml sail all mitapreiul, .
1.1V e kiree bird e'er Ih stairra &m
bM Ihe ln skle rt red
Tomorrow lbs raw In ih et will rls.
Aud Dm tWhlh Beet irnm bm
Tu f Iwtiten Ih mi , watting ,
Wrl with utoralhan lb Mil aeafMaat.
Hut ah uiaj hvf Ih bust thai trt ilia .hurt
Thai v whan thMes werartsl,
IVr Ih tWier but I ahall ae im mr
111) thea ftx-tamp tisdrail.
- .Matplelen flock In Chamber' Journal,
A 01RUS.A1)VKNTUKH
Kata Tyne,ll reine.1 her hor to III
rotUti) under spreading rluuii of
troa and wipt tlta perspiration from
u heated brow.
It u a warm day . tvvu for the uiontli
of J mi. Vajjri tliouuUi of lunaliMk
and dread of thunderstorm, whlin had
been conrainf through tha child" mind
for th taut hour or two. w now attnoat
dispelled by th cool. plateful shade of
hemlock.
Naomi, Eat Uk bay, appeared
equally thankful fur rest and gar
preasion to her fallnga by a law whinny
of satisfaction.
Th littla girl dismounted and pro
reeded to brush th Ale from her dumb
companion' glossy enat
'Twnty mllee from homarninroinred
ha, whereat Naomi t tinted her bead and
java the. speaker an tntelllrent look out
of her fwt brown eye, null a though
' h understood tha eitfiilHoano of Ilia
word and bad caught th half awoth
rd sigh which econipiiied them.
It was, ludeed. a louj way fur a child
of twetv to hava com alouv, and npoa
uch an iui(iortaut luhukm, but Kat wa
a plucky girl and not in the homo
auk nor at all afraid of anything bnt a
rortatu tiny til.u k cloudlet in tli wrat.
a 'Vluud no t'tjrgr than a mau'i band
ni ,d , . nat MottmUMhrng;
. c.,iTi..i-
I, u , I .1 ..... H... &
M V V I jllVUMl
Slie wouldn't hara atartetl out today,
but her father wa aick and, Mr. Slciu
telt'a nota being duo. tho old gentleman
wanted hi money Sinrely buttoned
in.ule tha littla grij bu.iu went tba
fXiQ which waa to cancel her fatlior'i iu
debtedn.
yuite A fvrtuue
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J ,r ih. trn.1 ra- t
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log very woman!
1" O. .
tni whea Kata bud announced her wit
' .. . r . . .
linffnesa to go over to Kydal with lit
money.
Air. Tynedalo had pruutptly declared
that aoch a thing wao't to b thought
of for a moment; but her huabaud liad
r ,H . V ; I I ?K 1
would wwi troat bin bey than any
man la tba t.eiShborhood.
II often Called Kata "hi boy," partly
bocamsa of tho a-wist anca alia teudrrvd
klm ahoal tl.a frm ani lt hill rhi-rW in
uf a horn.
In V.- 1 l. iv, - I , a ,
It ills VM I - HniaUV fllHI CkallV IJHU
noonttda but ten miloa from lur J- j
tiuaktuu. wtn I WVH Vlfll 1
road once before, mid that wa anin
year back; but h rt-metulered very
crook and tnm of tha entire dlitunea j
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1.,. 1,' J&JXZP t , ""I
Tyartnn wnttlil iiAtihf iati huv-a Iuwh mF. i
friend badn t a thought of fear
Her courage wan oon to b put to
test
After a brief pann, ha left M
and climbed to ha lummit of a gently
riding knoll beaido tba way to get a but
ter view of thewwtero ky.
Behold! th. threatening cloud had eife
tirely diaappeaM drifted away down J -
... iu. wun mua I but K itle tuoilitly wave all claim to
Kata drew a deep breath o relief, andj hiruU , K ,
ran , back to the font of th bill fc ij through- U
. on aball Imvo a nice. Iua mat. Na-, t w ylm Mtar"
omir Mclanued alio, patting the an-hed B ' :
nack of bar fnvoritv. n.ir, mI uiri raii
Threading tha rjvinc Mow flowed a . The Uamattta are the neateat hairlea
ahallow atream, tha nrkl of whuae i i the Anion tha hnlrbmt of all human
(unlit watow came np throiih darkly ; U-lnga Tlie laat oamml hava forcenlu
tntarlacing branchea of evergreen like ' He been f.uued aa having more hair ami
gleam or ailvcr Thither Katie let) hr ,
td '
After quenching hcrtbiratat tha brook !
tha mnro turned her about and began
cropping tlie tender green Vegetation
which fringed iU bank, whlla hor uiia- i
trena aat down upon a tmawy bank to
partake of the lunch which careful
l.. l.u T..n...l ..lu l.i..l ...f...wM.I I.., W.,
Fully an hour they had remained
there, the little girl atri'tcheU at full
length upon her mft conch uf moan, hnlf
asli-i-p, Naomi gruzing near nt IiuihI.
Siidili-iily Kata Kit up, very wide
awake. Her quirk cur Im l i iilit the
ound of lior-ics' lioofa
Yonder, up in tli highway, two men
were approaching Both traveler were
provided willi hor. though but one
wait mounted Thenthi'l' picked liis any
carefully Along, cvnU-iit ly m-nrchlng for
lomethilig. Whut I hat auii-thlii,' nua
tutercated tlie child grently Sin.- tell ol
the precious envelope in hci Uwom iiu.i
wUhed hpurtily Unit It were wife In Mr j
Stemfelt'n keeping
Slowly tha men neaie.l the group uf
trees under which ahe bud lii-t Imltcil, .
following tier very truck. t.hc could have
averred. ,
They fctopiM-d duutly, mid the rider ;
dismounted. Then begun u doubly ahnrp
iuveatigutlon of the ground. I
Our In u vu Iham felt that it wan higli
time for action CutcbiiiK Naomi by th ;
bridle alio led the utircHisting aiiluml t
down into the ii-.i;nf rfaolved Hint nil
trawa of Ihi tr fliitht hIioiiM remain.
Then hhu xprang Into Ihu x.iildie, huiI
touchitis lier lightly wiih the whip
gnided the l-nat ailentlv ii pnBili) up
the cri-f.-k.
A few hundred yard uhove hhu hca.led
her for low bunk on the aido ncnrciit to
the highway A moment later ahe had
the home safe behind a friendly acreett
of mnall troca
fluatily tying the ImlUT toamipling
he stole CHiitionaly through the under
brush to a point near tho apot where, ch
had luat acen tho men
They were still there, but evidently
contemplated a move of soma sort.
Mentally Kate made a note of two facts,
the first of which was that both men
were villainous looking npecimen of Im
munity; secondly, their bomoa were reek
ing with aweat nnd apparently much ex
haunted, Leaving tho anitnula to feed by th
wayside, the two preaontly crossed the
road and struck Into a path leading
down to tlie brook, one of them point
ing with hi rattlefmnke whip to Naomi'
footprints in the black soil.
Katie bonrd bet. name pronounced by
the most aavage looking one, and a mo
ment later the aconndrel passed by,
scarcely thrco feet from her place of
concealment. Within easy reach of the
coveted treasure, be waa, luckily for
Katie, unconscious of the fact. With
his heavy whin he strnck an nglv .little
mow at ttia ldcnncal both thronsh
I wbkh bright ) war rwvrliujr. for
i ninimtht, Ilia tiltl Klrt afterward ad
lulu!, hh waa "alniont afraid.
i On hr Imn.U and knw alia crvntbavk
. a ahort dutancK, maf ally mindful ot tha ;
I r . . i. . . i .i. - 1 .
I invt mm nuiiirviiivvusrii innnu nwn
( wira miiiinj hir Sumlny gown. Whn
. f ir rnough away aha arvwo to hat fact
) and fld Iwi k to Naomi with th anaad
ji'f a huntiHl iWr, UitfaatonliiK hr,
; Kata atartd to Ivad bar toward th road,
jlhonith h knaw not what.ohatadaa
jmlttht Iut4rvtlfb, tha thirk growth of
yoiina tnv rendering It lmralbla tor
!thtit jvnrtrata many yaHainad-
tamti, . .
Tlx y war aluuwt outt o haar, in faut,
t that ma oddly twiatad birvb, which
) Kal raiiianilKTrAl to bara obarvd itrow
i inu uputi tha Ktinnaita aid of tha traok,
wrra In full vivw, wh-n honaand ladr
wvrv Ix'th broutiht to a andilan hall
A luipt fiilh traa lay Ulrrctly In front
of thi'iu, abutting off all bop of raca)
In that illwtion Ou ona ilda th
gnarhxl, aarth tvverod root of aaothr
pnviirnt monarch of tha fiwaxt prraant
ad an tipially formidabla barriar, and at
hrrriirht lay many dead ttranchaa, th
crakiing of which would tnaritably ba
tray her praaaitet to the human tdiod
ixmud iocmmo upon hrr trai'k.
Kalil
In a mnuiant Katia fait a groat, glad
thrill of bop itringtg np within bar
haart bttantly aha raaolTtd to mount
Naomi aiidiiiakaa btld daah tliroutih
tha bniah at ail baaarda Accordingly
ahaclimbad toaait In tha aaddl pro
paratury to making tba attampt.
Naomi, however, waa an intalligont
bruto and had no notion of running tha
gauntlet In ancb a rock lr manner. To
Katit'i aurpriaa aba obatlnately rafuwl
to advance a bair'a btvadth In UU di
rection bar mUtreaa delrd. bnt, intlead,
commenoed backing cdt. Swing taller
than Kata, It may b that aha had mada
dlacorcry whufli tba girl certainly had
not. I a., that pair; of utramaly larca,
blm k area In that quarter war watch
ing tvary movantant with a aintater In
tcrwt A few we back tba mar atopped,
then amrted rapidly forward and, aluwat
befor Kata comprvbaodad what ah waa
about aufilciemly to tighten her bold,
the bom wool over th gigantic log with
aumethiiigof tha ability of a kitten, her
hlud feet wilding out a ringing M ho a i
bard wood.
"Ikavo! uried onr heroine. frg
irgettini
pro.lciive' in her admiration.
A loud atioiit, followed by a boarna Im-
precatloii, iniautly $yo her to under
tnd that h-r whereabout bid beeu
, diacoverett lluwvvcr. tli way bt-fora
; her wa clear enough now, Naomi wept
; out Into the tr.uk and gal lope. I away al
a breakiiM'k p -a ,
Vot ,he lif h"T Ka,twolJ Bo ba,r '
retrained from aendiug ba k a triumph-!
, ll,-4,,l, t.,l.-.li.,,..B,l .,.
Iic-r hi-i I
III n ply wui a millet, which went
wbixtm by Uer head aoclue that aha '
felt th lrwi it creataj tn pawauaf
Tho other man, warne.) by btaooufeder
ate, cam running ni, and banuly
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-' Kl, wik, freak:
JJ
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For a mile or two tha i:ba wa kept
" " .'" -"" w nurw i auinii nun aoy .wrwmouii
' railing tin, Uava;er wo, and fl, mh lor our
1 h.. Id a. lt Ji.ik... 1
inn.' niai(in. nifv ai irnuiu iiirutni itirir
wt-rn in n ii iiiiipniiv uirrvinm rttl l nir
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whi.a fj..ni(Wi, bM thvm J(lW1oua
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waa
proven axainat llinn Hi far aa the
writer know they ara attll nnd-r govern-
uimit iirvttlllanco, and likely to b ao
f.ir aiinia War la earn.
w'' farther advwttura K.tla
"Vdal. d bad tha aaiiafaotlon
. . . w
Tba alien IT of tha county, who waa a
friend of Mr. Tyoeoale,
hr njon her retnrn.
accompanied
in spita of being an
accomptiahed
, friend nowaday,
Wiw4 i(1m.b jo
' nnattended.
The Tynedide family and their friend
ara ttill diapoaed to liotiiaa her In con-
lex hraiua tlwn any ollu-r upeciea of th
genua huiiiu on thn fuca of the earth. I
hi. l-oiila I.-piiblic
i
A pnearaaea la llaalaaaa
"Alwaya keep up a good front. If yon j
am down in the world never ahow it by
your apa-nraoca if you wunt to do bnai-
a,.M tl a an alctniii if litiman iinltim
that i.le prvfer to do lmlne with j
uec,ll .ple,rth.whohavthe
. . . I
aptieurauce, rather limn with thoaa who
are Imhiuillmnd," Tim aliove remark
re fnun a Unatdwav ...nnfuelnmr who
Ii:im riv-n from poverty to nlUuence, and j
lliev nre wunli iuttlng in om- a memory, ;
Maid he: "Nia iiuuy yeara ao when I .
waa Hal broke tint one of my eimtoineri '
ever knew it. I spent more money on
them and generally gave out I he idea of
my mutcm. Jhid I hot Uuue thin, hut
appeiire.l (mor and ehabby, J would have
hl my Irii'H'. There ii no knowing how
tnr the iiiH'iir mm e of pneih-rity goea.
Magliilicent ufllcea, a hilM place, llm III
ilifulton of wealth, all imprewi a mini,
imd he prefer to do liiiiinea with ou
if you have llie aenililuiiro uf Kiu-erva
Ihim w ith ii aeeiniugly piairer iu-ih)Hir."
Clothier mid KimilHlier.
Itakeil Hliavln(a fur lliimer.
A young domeatic who i employed lu
a WiUon avenue f.iinilv tukeHiill thinga
literally. About dinner time ahe catna
to her iiiiatrr lh other evening and
anid:
j "Hindi I put it Into do ofim'i"
j "Put what into the uvcu?"
i "Do liuinlle vot de ahdore man send,"
j "I didn't order anything for dinner
, that nc:de I to be ciaiked in the oven,"
j (laid her mlttraa. "Dring it to me that
J I limy ace it."
j Out went tint domestic and returned
I with a paper bag, upon the ontalde uf
winch wua printed certain directions to
place the contents In the oven and warm
thoroughly before using, Tha bag con
tained n good aiised handful of "excel
sior," and hud evidently been used for
packing purposes and curelaafdy thrown
Into tho basket by the grocer.' The young
lady apprehended that It waa some rare
new delicacy, and the only wonder is
that alio didn't aorvo baked shavings to
the family fordiuner. Cleveland Leader.
A (ur Bank.
Two young ladies met on a streetcar,
when ona aald to tha other:
"Uolug shopping, Nellie V
"Vctti, Kllthy, going to thop thome."
"Mercy, Nell, what a cold In your bead;
where did you get Uf"
"It Ithn't a eolth.. Ithstreeth ear fare Ig
my moiif, lliidii't roomth for It anywhere
elth."
"Well. I neverl"wa tba wondering com
ment of Mia Kitty aa ahe gaised at her
friend. Detroit ITrea Preaa.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
"" the irut or comt. ;
Wrier Mw tit niaiialaln, lln na Haa,
Alm Ih braollna Mtper IIIHS
Wa hnl Iwm nuarlaa ler unit atlM
Oiil rin th amlliia toll ot W'lr.
ftwwi ar ibad himi d.iai tnraa
r.H helilhu that pllmlxNl l rnaei the aiorai
t ram bclilliU llml tuwlo Ih M'lr
T her nouf. Iheo lannrnl Mb) of Wlr.
Wkll aarkar fhwniwl tharatM Ira.
W hile brNM liNHiieil lb UiiWiildlH intura,
hlleaiink lh un, a iluk nt Are,
Tn mII, thM ancient ball ol Culra
The)- mi ot bWK Iher ra tt
Thr raea f Jnya, lhe ran irf Mwn,
They ran the aamlerlu hn' aMlra,
U( home anil (rletuR lb bIU at tvirvt
-i'llabi Ht-allanl la Harper rbuaa.
THE QUKKN'S SAIIOTS.
lleneral (lilberi Motiar, Marquia da
La Kayette, kept tbaidd family chataait,
Cbavaniao, In Aavergne, a larya, atrung,
aeignurial building, yet without coma
llueea or charaotar. Not far away,
among tall foreata of ItaachM and cheat
aula, attwp, rocky halghta amaa. Under
tha dim green light of Uiraa broad
araoillanda dwell In their rude cabin
and labored ahouldar to alionldr char
coal burner and realn gatberam, biwbel
maker, and cooper, cobbler, and
faahionera uf clapUtanU and latha-tba
wool trilia of worker In wood. And
tbia littl propla ata and hewed log"lhr
In tba on air under leafy shadow,
mingling th deafening blow of at and
hammer, th grinding of die, and tha
gratiugaof aw, with tha alowly curl
ing auioke and tha low toned aung that
roe to bearea from many a happy buy
heart .
To tbia oumpatiy belonged an orphan
cobbler boy, patudira and timid and
atlant, who apart from tha raat cut and
cltfiped, paml and pointed, hollowed and
polubed tba aabota that ba luaila. tli
Batuo was IUm; In tba city It would
hava been Ualaon ftcaannt but theeaay,
caraleaa people of tha prorlnca had
rounded it ibarp, rough comer and
uftened It to their own liking. Ilul aim-a
ba bred alone and apuka but Hula tba
neighbor thonght blin dull and atupid
and dubheil him iMraaou Deraiaou
lacking wit And then, becan under
an old mnoket banging in bt but ha had
jaet a lltll pictur of ,Mart4 Anloln. tte.
Uiey mRghliigl whlMret aumetiine to
ona another lAH ha waa tn krra a lih
llielr beantlftil queen.
Ona day (bHieral do ua rayetla cama
frum Part to Ih caatleof Cbaraiiiac. It
waa iu thOM tUr that at Trianon tha
Trench court pl.iyed tli iitoral voder
tba b-aderahlp of M. do t'lorian, captain
of tba dhto.ii; and tha rich, grand
aeigueim and tli fidr, great Lull. of
tba Ituid ilinguiaad theuiwlve a avmlna
ftn4 '"'U,ir Hf b.w!m,U.i,
aa aliephnrd gtrla and milkmalda Kl'i
(,.,V .11 ..kl, .UlHli. ,,.
tfettlt VfdriM X iilfkiiiMtlM 11. nri BiM.,fii
them S:i li was tlio l.uy which tha
good Marrjnia da La Fayetla bnnirflil In
tba CAger lintenera lu loa noigbuuring
foreata; and lUraiou waa there, moat
tdger llaleuer of llieui all.
"The Ulleeo, then, wear Wgo-ten
Ikkhi, M i M.U-iila.'"
"Yea.-
",od if I iiiwl lit a pair you'd tuka
them to her, M, la Mart)tiia"
Sun-lr, if you tan nukg mien a. itail
tatiiiit .ittan
A . Ik . a
AIM M,irJliM n ft lid.
Sight bud d-y
ba workeil, nor Mopwd till ba bl mada
lu truth a IwinUnne pair, aucb a tha
Aavergna Maant fon.lly faablooa for
tb maiden of In chtttc I and they
for they are th wedding aabotaara
aver treaaure.1 by the young wlf and
tho aged dame, lkarai m, with hi pilr
of aabota, knrkd at tha chateau gala
and aaked fof M. b Manjiii.
"It la 1," be aald. "ml here are tba
wonden abiKin."
"Yon hava made tUein, to 1m aure; and
they might well ba for your awontheart,
for they are beautiful; and yon may ba
aura that I will glva them to the queen
And Indeed they were beautiful; of
cheat nut wood, and narrow and cred
and clegittit; finely cut and carvm with
dellcata oruMin-nt. l'n tha b waa
WTonght heart aiK-ircled with rayt, and
wrcwtltad abov it theao foor Utter. "T.
T. L. V. Aa for th point, ainca It waa
for a royal fxt, tha aimpla cobbler bail
exagu'-'mUxl it a little, Tha uianptl
buk tha aabota and carefully examined
them, admiring them, yet amlllng, too;
for well ba knew tba meaulng of tha let
ter written on the ihoea of every fiancee
In Auvergne.
Paratou hurried lamie, and underneath
bla tiny portrait of the queen ba heavily
traced in Idack tha four myiUcal char
actera. Oouentl da La PayetM left for
i'aria, oarr-ing to Trianon, aa ba had
prnmiard, tha aabota of Anvergna. Nor
did ha forget to tell their atory, for tha
court waa ever ready for a abupherd tale,
Tba fnu waa Kn-ally pleaacd. itual
country imbota from tho handa of a real
wiliot maker of tha mountain! and ao
1,m.'"1 'luwrI
, " ''Hr ,-i i . , J
atliaaaa ittnln IliA V la.a'lt.'d lin,I I ftiti,!...
v, ' "v" ' ,, '
b'" F- l': V-
Yo,lr nJ"'y bmO Can larilllt III or
commMiid me to declare their raeuning.
MI llateo. marqula I (a-rintt yon.
"T'niiiii'rai lou i a la vltla."
"Well?' e wlalined Mario Antoinette,
greatly puzzled.
'TalnU of Aiivrguo. OthorWiae, 'Jo
t'uliue rid toiiui la vie I'll love thee my
holu bfo Inns:' " and M. do La Fayette
laughed heartily - Not ao theineen,aud
she said noihing.
"Tha curious fact la that my simple
young cobbler adores you' under the
form of a small image, yet very like your
mujesity."
"llrave boy! Poor follow!" murmured
the queen, deeply moved, "The siibnls,
H, lu Marquis, aru, I think, u little
large; but ao much tlie Iwltcr for the re
ward." mid Marie Antuluctte SKiku low
In tho oar of the piiiiwaa do iwtmbelle,
who took the aulniiH, went nut quickly
and aoou ennui Iwit, bringing them well
nihil with goM. 1
"Muripiin, put this gold iu a cituket
Slid h-'iid il to yonr cobbler with tin
queen's beat lliuiika, Rud tell hiru, t oo
tid, toll him nothing mote," Aud Ami
rul do La I'nvetto laid in a handsome
box and sent toChavauiar the twosaliot
fnls of gold and the qneeu's aoknowlwlg
uenta Marie Antoinette whs pleased to put
the aubota oni yes, they wcra a trifle
large, as alio bad thought, nnd she might
even had fallen had there been time for
her to weur them, but it was the vigil of
tha Revolution,
Tha years of the Revolution passed
fike whirlwind blasts, with aver greater
fury. ' AJready Cnllot d'ilorbois had
brought an Indictment against General
do La Fayette; already the bright gold
en bend of tho Princess de Lamballe,
mounted on a pole, had been carried
through the boulevard of Purls. Dara
ton, in his quiet mountain homo, knew
It; and it took the color from his face
nnd sent imgulsh to his heari And fin
ally, when he heard that tha royal family
bad boon tuken to the templo, he grew
more sad And serious; and one morning
be waa missing from his but, s pretty
box wide open, the old musket gone and
tha picture of the queen.
The poor youth had started for the
temple on foot with his musket at bis
aide, with all tha goldon louls sewed in
his drugget vest and th picture of Marie
Antoluetto hnug aronnd his neck, .In
mis t ami ma nrfau a aa'i
thought nothing lea I linn that be could
s.iv his queen, lie traveled by flight,
keeping to th wood' by day weary,
faitilahed, bnt aver going on.
Finally ha ranched th city tha 17th of
October, Ulfl. worn and sick, and mad
with rag and tenderae. In tha 1'laca
da la ltaatllle be mi-oat ed a patriot, wea
lug a I'hryglan bonnet and armed with
AcIuIk ,
"To go to lb (ampler ha naked.
"What do yoit want to do at tba (am
pler "Rescue the queen."
"Tha Austrlauf Yealerday sh Waa
dona for," replied tba alrlut, with a
fis-ioiH geatura nnd a stupid sneer,
The youth, pale, quickly rained bis
mnakett but the patriot anticipated him
with a blow that laid him stiff upon tha
ground.
"An ailana-ratl Down with tha aristo
crat!" And a crowd collected and mtuuiagad
tha body On hi breaat they fuiind th
portrait of Manu Autolnatta with tu
fonr suaplcloualetter "T. T. L V," Hra
wa a means of identification this man
a eoiiapirat.tr from (Jubleuta, a traitor to
th nation! Furious rrlea artaaq And
they carrle.1 him to tha rivur and there
they threw him In, lha oor sabutiar of
Anvergne, Urn lover of tha unfortunate
qoevn, with his shining gulden piece In
bla waistcoat and lha Mored Image on
his heart, Ttanalate.1 from th fretich
of Alma Olronlu Hgaro for thNw
Yolk Evening i'ual
Mala aa Urab taaalraaar,
A Kansas correspondent tell In tba
Farmer1 Review that every Investiga
tion giaa) to show that tit mol live on
Inaeci and alarvea ou cereal and vega
tablva. Ilveall attention to tha fact that
whoa lawn are apparently rendered un
sightly by ttitdoa, If ona Will cut A sec
Uun of tha sod ha will find tha cause In
gnantltieacf whit gndat, tha preaenca
of tha mol being to fv4 on this larva,
tt was Mr. tandie who 6rt cam to tha
Aaaialam-a a lb rmda
1 his ground at Yluabuid, N. J., h
paid twrnn live M-ut fur all tba moitw
sent to him, II waa ndicnhal, but all
kuew that hi enterprise was a great
survcae. To atlack a jaq nlsr Idea la un
popular, and II take a long time U maka
reform! the nude trap will baauld, tllb
tivata ih molea, and aa aota a th
larvav me erailicated lha mote will
leave the lawn for otlwr aiure. la'
pend nin It that w imnever avldencee of !
Ilia mole aro fouuil, there you will flml
the white (ruth, cuncludc lha Kanwi'
CcirreiMldeiit,
Mia riM'llral Jak. ,,
(tarham waa guilty uf ona practical
juko w hen a by Ho entered a Quaker
meeting hons. and looking arouud at
the grv axa'iubly held up a penny tart,
saying atdemuly, "Whoever at-ak fliat
shall have this pie," "Uo thy way," be
gan a drab iidored p-ntieman, ridng,
"and"- "The ple'a your, sir," ex
claimed llie M, placing it twfitra the aa
toitnded ain-aker and haMily making hit
escape. - New York F.iculng Huo
lb M..M4 Umf. j
XI i tiitahillglou Mitch nqlilall Uii-I
wit' And aiit h a lovely biM--bigli4 .
f ilti.iM! Ki hitndsKMte! ilo wnudei
what his i U! j
hniiill llroiher llologna's age' .
know il.
JUiU . Voti tUrlmg! Wliallsli?
S. It, (triumiilmnll) raii.g. - I'llla-
hui; Hull iiu
lau t.i.k o a lml Tbia.
lUluimd Tiaveh-r Vtt say Mr
Katbi'te has quite lol her lova of Ihe
autiqu.-. What boa biippttted?
l(t aideiilUer ImatMUiJ got aqttreied
In Wall street, ahd she must now go and
II v in l he old alianty that bar grand
father was Uuu lu. New Vork Weekly
Maaal Aetlalty.
First Cltiaeu (looking over tba apnr)
1 sea titers la conaiderabl aclivlly in
aval circle. . .
Kecoml Ollicll AU. ludeed! What
hava u,y .iouef
First I'tltscn Eight mora veaseU bav
bra-n condemned. Nw York Weekly.
(.lad la Steals It.
Wife Th Hour's out.
Ilualaviid-Ho U my money.
Wife Tba cuttl k guua.
lliinlianil S U my credit. "
Wife Well, wa can't starve,
HusUti.l -Can't we? That's good; 1
wa afraid w should. Hicluutg.
Thaagbiral Jaaaa.
"Jiiiues was a thoughtful boy, any
how, In spite of hi crime,"
"He wasn't thottglitful when ba rob
bel the bank."
"Ye lie waa Ho got arnwtwl undet
an aliaa rather than disgrait bit father'
nama," New York Epoch.
A Cld laj.
Oiu alisa II waa oil.l ami bluff
Cunbl bid Id Mabel's uiutT.
"Maui's littl bands," qtiuth ba,
"Warm aa any Beat will be.
Hare I'll alar and lake mln a."
Oa a aadileu cam a aqiteese
Alart bat, Lovaaaelalme.1, " W lial'l llilat
rluerlf onislliina la ainta!"
Usikeil at Mata-ra bauda tu ae
What Ihe matter was. "Iirormst
Ik) nilne eyea il-ele7 nr ean
Una at Mals-I'a iilure I Ian,
A nd the t liar irray? Thai 'a odd,
Ifcjlh nulil liaada, aa I'm a stall
StaMI Maltel! have a care)
Twit right hands ilon't mak a pair.
I'll be off," quoth lnv. "It's clear
I am llllla luaited here,
I I lllllrr tlmutfh Ih March wliid ha,
This is wieh l.s) a arm fur im-!"
! Ilerlar.1 hi l.lfa.
A I'oaalblllly.
lie -Quite n reiimrkitlile thing h.-qipeneil
the other ilur on nur hunting trip. I mis
took a Mend ol mine in t hu wood fur a
rlner, mid wniil.l hav shot if hu luulu't
shouted it it-1 stopped mv.
Hlie-I ilon't see. imyibing rFm.ukslila
almiitth.it. Ha wua perfecily right. You
might hiivti hit IjIiii I.lfe.
Tu ll Lived
k, Yjj;w - a.asw1. ,
Tha M D- (whlara'rlng) Now, Join
.It's
yours,
Juno (dlttoy No, doctor, yours It's aura)
deutli If you tuka hold of it, New Tork
''le
Nut 80 Romaiille After All.
"Do you notli-e how attentively that gsn
tleman has been wutohlng ma for tha last
half tiourf" suid on young lady to another
at an evening party.
"Do you mwin that man by th plauor"
. "Yes." ? ,
!' Wull, now that ynn speak of It, h does
seem somewhat Interested In you,"
"lie certainly does. I do declare," con
tinued the youug laity gyly, "I hellers lis
has fallen In lovn with mo, isn't it delight
fully romantlcf"
A few minutes later sh waa talking
with hor hostess, when, aa nn opportunity
presented Itself, she onroleasly rauiarkedt
"My dear Mrs. IV, pray tell ma who that
quint hut very distingue looking gentle
man is nwir tha piano. I do not remember
ever seeing him Wore."
"I'roliably not," replied tba lady; "but
ha Is quit well known, lie is A detective,"
-Tld-hlta.
ItllWB.
.'v.ir-
A WftMAM'S INVf NTlflM,
Mr, INibar's leal -hea far Wab
Ih Ih Ma l.lllla I hi bars.
Mr. Hannah Ikila-r, Ilia mother of
five littl I s.liers, baa Invented lha most
unique toilet apparntna on record. It it
A machine that liathra, rinses, iMi and
drlea the entlr Dober breed aluiultaiic
Ottaiy by tba stmplo turning of a crank,
Tha iJohera live ti the water front,
near tha old salmon cannery, back of
OU Town. Like many of th horn." In
that vicinity, tha home of the Dola-i la
built on piles, At high tide tha ba k
porch of this hum hie home axtaids over
lha water, aud this fact waa favorable o
tba Idea which Mother Dober bad worn
couiwuied In her mind for soma time.
With tba aaeistauca of her InialHUid, I lie
eiilcrpriliig bnt overworked woman cnt
hole lu lha flooring of tha back prtdi
hont four feet square, and then built a
wlndlaa lik th'awi In use on old fashion
d wall curb.
Than aha got a quantity of atout wire
gaiite or aciwena and mad A crat ot
basket that would caally slip throttgh the
hid In lha floor. Tills baakat, which
waa al'iit three fert deep, waa bung In
atlng fastemwl at tha four comer and
then Attached to tha drum of tha wind
iaaa, Th baby waabt-r waa now ready
to I put In isperatlon,
ibight aud early every morning th
Ave Hula Ixihrre ata biwtlcd out of bed,
The eldest, a gill of nine, though small
for lo-r age, la an estrcmcly handy yonng
girl and a great help to her mother, Hhe
peels the nigbtte tiff her little lirolher
and slaters, llkewlau Iter own, and baab
th children Into tha wire basket. Next
she throws In a handful f wafered p,
and then join tba tittle band uf rniifll.
datea fur tmineralou.
When everything I ready Mother Do
ber, who has iteen attending to her lnme
bold duties In the meantime, pome (ml
and mans tha wtmlbu crank. Hhe low
ra Iter happy little ft. k down Into tlie
clear, cold water and gives them t thor
ough dousing by working tha crank
backward and forward. This movement
and tba cnmmotluu made in tha basket
by th children produw lather from
the s.p and cleanse tha kid in a man
ner fqual, If nt superior, to the regula
that hau l bath.
I'nlike tiut rhildren, wbo kick and
raiae a fua when being scrubbed, tlw
llllla Ikda-r actimlly enjoy tlieir main
ttnal plunge latth. 1h cold water im
parta a beatlhy glow to their pink akin.
and their eye eparkla with delight an
; they dm k and tumlda over one aimther
j lu tho hadto-t, T1m Voimgeat, a laughing
little youngster only eighteen months
! old, fairly shriek with delight at the
; iroa-t of blunge, and criea when hisi
mother thinks il too rold for him to gi
duwn in the IwsUt.
t When Mm lk,l-r thinks Iw-r br..l .i
. i , . i . .hi .1 . . i
. clean enough lo .t till the t,et morn- j
lug she Imnia Ihe t.k. t up flush with
j the pliitform. f.itena the i-mnk ami h t
them diva wlol. This iq ration mil
i tlx getill a,.ph)r that hlmV in from
lt.llmjlm.ii Imv ixmove all Iran- of'
m.llure.i ihat u towel are needed ;
fordrjiug ih.f infant, whit h is an tut- j
pi.rliiiit Mtilig i f mate
time.-Tvana N'-wa,
uf material a well al
io.l ltaa aiaatea-
At l.cl a l-l.in baa U-. ii dix-uveretl ba?
ttalllg old l-tnie atauilai lo aoinn ad
vantage. tlietitstlbiliiiistolhuiiughly
' Isiak llieui, so that lle y Uo l-ingi-r syliiere
to the nud llw any la to im-!
' Uierw Iheln In waii-r f-r aoine time. .
i YoU lhe b.lV Ibetlt lad.V for til" Ul-e
, aaic woik. The inure diverse Ihe clur
iug the l.-tl.-r, and In ihecolleeiion fi
0a ihcro ahoilld bo blue, ml, Kreenin
fact, evory color that can la fouud.
Tln-n pha-enl to arrange tliein in geo
metrical mt tern, coiling soma diago
nally acp when, tlie design necls it,
or tn halve. They can ba adopted to
tha designs puldtslied for patchwork.
Th chief 'lul lo aim at la to seba-t a
giaal paitern, to kwp it nuifortn, and to
bWnd tli rsilnriiiga well. When these
bav la-en mastered it I very ornamental
Work, applied to the top of tables, small
rablnola, lanes, framea. letter raa., etu.
It require to be si sol and varnlshi-d
with clear crvil varnish. Lamdon
Tit Uila,
A liar I laaapls of Itarallua.
Mia Julia llcdimin, of this city, has
not beeu half a block from her home In
lha last twelve yenra. Dining that tune
Mm Kedman. who is a pretty and ao
compliahi;' young woman, ha leen in
perfect health. Ib-r npwrent strange
conduct U due lo the fact tliat sha has
been a coiislunt attendant on an Invalid
mother, who died recently. Miaa Red
man tbf week Visited the business part
of the city for the Urol time In twelv
Tears, It had grown out of her recol
lection. Sua is now thirty-two years
old. Mere I a rare example of a daugh
ter's devoliou, Dubuque IVir. Chicago
Time,
A llllnd l.lrl'a Aaeeaa.
A blind girl haa matriculated at Mel
bourne university. Iu algebra, arith
metic. French, Latin and several other
subjects of study aha has taken a first
clam position. She has been sightless
from Infancy, Hhe has had, however, a
paaslun fo.-study, and it is her ambition
to earn her own living by educational or
btcrary pursuits. At the examination
alio wrote her iapor by the M l of the
Untlllc syotem, A iivicher from the
Wind achisd transcribed her work into
the orditmry character. Exchange,
8h Killed a (unit trllb Huh.
Mia Louise Uarrciilbt-r, Saturday after
noon, heard a noise iu tin? hencoop, aud
going out to ascertain the cause fouud a
larga coon In lite coop, Tlie young lady
soon secured a club mid went back to
the coop nnd killed the iinlmul. It
weighed sixlecu and one half pounds.
Th lUrivntlii-r family live ou upper
Pmtt slr.--iiu lha suburb uf Witisted.
Hartford ("oninut.
At n meeting 11 1 Akyab, Uiltish Hut--011.I1,
in IS6.7, lady owners contested two
pony raooa, a flat and a hurdle nice, In
tho racing aiuutl of last century tncti
tiou is inado of female j. a. keys who war
frequently bucked ugalnst their mule
opponents for considerable oills.
Worse Than Leprosy
Ih ciitiitrn, nnu tlnua a one l.nl ono pre
pur , nun Hint duct corn Hint disetise, and
Ihnl is the Ciillfoniia 1'osiIivh nnd Mega
live Klcclrio Lunmetit.. .Hold by all
druggist. It hIno cures iicnrnlgin,
rheiimntism, liemluchc, apnuns, bitrus
and all piin. Try It and Ml yon
negililKir whero to got it.
Eaoitemant
liuns high nt Ihe drug atoms In Hits
place over Hystcin lluildcr ns everybody
is using it for oiitiirrh, of stomnoli, djs
pppsin, ivmsiipntion mul impure blood,
and to buildup tho system it oertiu'nly
possesses womleifnl merit when all apeak
so well of it,
"The Jersey t.lty."
Aniimmka CViTTAon, U n July a,
Oenllenieiil Alllio' It la very unusual tnr
nie to use any lot Inns or washes, si III. In an
swer to yonr request, 1 have tried Wisdom's
V lolet t 'ream and Itohertlntf, The former I
consider especially etlleaclons Id enses of
rouiihiics of tits skin, and t have lim-n iisinir
Itovery ilny Air llie Inst, flirt 11 k'lit. 1 hav
IViuuit llm KoIhiiIIiia an vxenltmit prepui
allou lu esses uf tun, sunburn, nu
ciutised by e.msur to March winds and.
July mill. Your faithfully,
I.II.LIIt I.ANOTHY,
To ilessrs, Wisdom A Co, ,
Vi ..,
IT HAS
THE WILLAMETTE
10 and'26cre';IFapms
nil In ciilllTallon ftnd imly lo tmt to frulf, tritbin avren mllrt
of Oivgon'i capital, for
75.00 PER CBE
Oim fourth own and the Imhinw In tbrw ioal, annual paymimlAf or art out to fruit and cultivated three
yearn for 1175,00 PER ACRE.
For further Information acnd for pamphlet to'
THE OREGON LAND COMPANY,
SAbUM, OHEOOK-
m. and MAb, eowseic
T ta at a llalaJlla
Alia aa,
TsM k; lha Utlar.
' 'i'te eight out of every ea wiras go
'? ,"' m.f
Saalter. bra bail rrluro4 I rum
Mr UtiM umt .Jr hm wf it) m.
,.Wh, , , w,ml ha M.,ok to
,,, , ,rijm. ibai cm akall l
ubilgisl lo la-g.(r ymir half. Ik-ing the
beal ol llie teniae. ahall esrrjf the wallet.
but I .roa to hand yn over a cerialu
sum every Halonh.) tilht. Il mil Is. pf.
"""'.'r'' H '
... ...i i. i. ..... i , .
knuw a ilnteii marrint men whuae wives
I bars toaliiimt ut-i Uown on iheir knee la
I gt a dollar. I cuul.l kb-k sorb a man.
jlow murk mi you ibluk you can ne a
eekl
" ---dollar, uerbaiav.
"A ibdlaii My wit trying lo gat aluug
oa a dollar a week I w hv, Jou Iml Uar
lliig, you aball hav at leaat ten, sud If thai
la nol auihVleiit I'll mas. 11 Iwvbly or
thirty,-'
Il wa the old story over again. H cut
meduaiilo ighleVn Ba (onr ttro
and al length, when wa had bo married
about (our mouibs and I aakad him (or a
dollar b turned uo m with:
"Whalt Mnr money t Do you think I'va
gui a gold miner What oa earth do you
want muury (or;
"I've got to get a tew Hula notiona"
"llut ynu can't want a dollar' worth a
whole dollar worth. Hr' thirty erou.
and 1 hiqat you will scnMniber that these
ara bard Mutea and money is money.
On evening when wa bad aompaay tba
talk fell upon thisvvry auliecl,and Mr.
Ibiwaer prompt It otwerred:
"A wif haa Just aa much right to Ihe
family wallet aa th husband, aud I bar
ought to he law lo enforce this ruiht."
"You make your wlf ao allowance, of
aounwr- qilerte. nu of tbe nulla.
"t Vrtaliily, ami I never aak what us ahe
make of It. Thai reminds m thai tbia t
hstuhlnr night anil low her two weeka'
salary."
II opened bla wallet aud hamh-d m
three ten dollar bills, and Ave married la
die exclaimed in cboriiai
"Mow I wish I waa-Mra. Oow
aer!" -
lUfiire ihe evening was over I had the
money hlddrn away, ami our company had
scarcely ileutrted when Mr. Uowaer bald
out bla hand lo me.
"Whallallf"
"Handover."
"What do you hiaeor"
"That thirty dollar."
"llut it ia my allowance. You aald an
before all the people, ami now you won't
be Injun enough lo lake It hack."
"You know very well why I gave It to
ynn. It waa lu show oft orer TbonqMoa
and Joiiet, who never allow their wiees a
cent."
"Well, I'll see about It."
After w bad lawn in bed half an hour,
and he tbmight I wa asleep, he got up and
earcheil about, for two long hour after
that tnntiey, line! tucked ft behind the
rlm-k lu llie sluing nsiin, and he found II
at lust, and when be gut Into bed I heard
hlin chiles llugi
The Idea of any sane husband glviug
hi n Ife thirty dollars nil lu a lumul Win.
I ahe'd have just wasted two thirds of III"
e had ls-en married about a year, and
I reinemlirr what a shock It gave me when
Mr. Ilowser returned to the house cue
morning uboiit half an hour lifter he had
atitried down town. He came rushing up
the steps, unlocked the door and banged it
open, nud his face wim as pale aa death as
he iihi nut:
".My my wallet!"
"Your wallet r Why, I found it under
your pillow nud left It on tba mantel
there."
"And you -you've looked Inside of It!"
"No, I haven't. It's there just na I found
It,"
Ho svizc.1 it and a;it dowu and counted
the contents over tli lire, aud as he lan-ied
great slgli of rollnf I ,-wkod:
"la your money nil rlghtr"
"It seiims to bo," -"And
suppose I had opanrd It and
connled your cash?"
"W-whitt!"
"Suppose I had even helped myself to
five dollai-s or ten dolhiraf"
"Yonyou help yourseld"
"Ye. Didn't you tell mo that half your
money belonged to me, and that I had Just
aa much right to tha family wallet aa
you?"
"Never!" f
"Mr. Bowser!"
"Never. Never didl Never aald any
thing which could possibly be construed
to mean any such thtngl Never, under
any clrcuoiatanoes, Mrs, Dowser, do yon
dare to lay a linger on my walletl"
"I never will-not even after you ara
deadl"
"See that you don't11 Detroit Fr
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GOOD
RIDING HORSES.
RAILROADK
TIME TABLK,
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11 U
flares
Monmaulli.
a
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12:30
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YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad
T. K. HOOa. RECxivaa.
Ortss. (tvelcpssst Cs's Steamers.
8hort Lint to OAlifornia,
Freight and Fares the Lowest.
STEAMER 8AJUNQ DATES.
Rteantcr VILLAMETTK VAIXEY.
teae 80 Francisco: May J, IX 30, at.
Leave Yaquln,- May T. Is, M, Jl.
Train Na I will run Tuesdays, ThnmUvs,
aadHalurdaya,andonlnlerruedlateday wlieu
aeeeeaarv.
Trallt S'O. I will run Mnnilara W.lnM,lnT
and Fridays, and on Intermediate daya when
Tbia en-ianv rerrea the rifbt lo ehsnga
ailitic.l4-..-iihiiiv tunlra.
. raitu i-nnii t wllh tha a f. R. R. and rlra
boata at Con all It aud Albany.
W. R WEnsTKK. I'. C. limit'K.
Oeii. F. A P. Ai.O.D. Co. Ucn. K.4 P, AH.
SI Mtuitaoiiierr Hi., o. P, K. R.
Man Franetsco, Oorvall's, nr
- EAST , AND SOUTH
VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE.
SHASTA WHE.
Esprest Trains Lear PortlanJ pally.
South. I
North. t
A. M.
t ii A. a.
S.tV r. x.
tiW r. M.
10:2s p. m.
10:1J A. at.
l.v. !rtland Ar,
l.v. Albany Ar.
Ar. Ban Franrlaeo l.v.
Abora ttalua atoy only al lollowlni nations
anrlh ot Hoaehargi last Portlami, Orvnun city,
Woodburtii (Salem, Albany, Taunt, 8heilil, Hae
sey.-Harrisburt, Jaaetlwa City, irviua aud tu
fan. Roseburg Mail. Daily.
Leave.
Portland ...a kOOa.x.
Rowbur:..,.S:30 A. M,
Arrlre.
RosehMnr ,,..Sl P. M.
Portland ....40 A. a.
Albany Local Dally (Except Suo'y)
. Iava
Portland .1:00 a .
Albany HQs..
AiriT.
Albaay 00 p. at.
Portlaad . t oo a. a.
.;. Pullmaa ' Buffet ; Sleepers.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
For aoeommonanon at Hseend-etaM ptiaeoirtii.
' alUtobad Io Kxksss Trains.
WeatSideDiTision.
Botween Fortland and Corvallls
JUII. , TBAM .&AILT (Bxepl SanJtrJ
JortUnd
Indpudanoa
Oorrallls
e:30p.iu.
l:4n.m.
H.M p. m.
A, a.
I ler. h.
At Albany nd Corvallls oonneot with trains ot
Orsfea PmUo JKailwad.
GaTXESS .TKA1I MUT (Except Sund'y)
Asava
Portland ,440 1. .
ateMlnnvUla..vaa.a.
irrlv.
MeMtanvUl tr. a.
Portland ....liOa. a.
pfSS0C8a ' RCXXTt TO AIL P0IBT8
aUOT AID MOTH.
tW Fm alefceBB hiforaratioa rarardlnr rata
atMaaiaaay atat Uiadspea-
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