Ochoco review., December 17, 1887, Image 7

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A FINE ART.
LRT 0I3COUR8E8 ON THB
ES0F RIBBON rt.rtuursu.
A ,. indlff"'"' lrl vers The
1 T.rr..r J..n.l.. ! Feahliiu.
)( Vlyla Driving
.l.ll-
ly.L'1111. "TlllT" !' WHJ IllltllJ
limn '""V. ...... i ..hi. ..!! mill
,i'.iliir-'r Hi"' "ot
"' 11 V, Hoiiiniif timlll don't
In Ul" t . ,, ,.mvu iiiomL to
il .ruwii ihi.th
, tilting iHlilllKt h"'. "Ml1 '""lM"
". . .1. for there tliey
,,',rTf' liil'l''"f to ",ll"r n
,T Itn't "ft"" ",,c'h f""'" nr 1' ""Um
" ' ... V... ,11 1,111V I I Mil
' . ill. ..I t.w M .III W Hlllllllll lliNt
vUl tr..lf.r. Tli driving I
. . ....ll .l.iimv' ill Ivhiis. where
" , midcr control until
Uvid.'lll ll 'I'' '''
,,, fools I'm ' K
1 ,!...( tin.' .1.111, tllH
li a UK111 1,1,1 v f !
nmuiiilll'"' horWillHMIlll, mi j
,11 ,,i ft rvrloti iw nl-
, i. Is-a-l in llml Him
r Its', r,- "
., li ljjIltHf 'l Olid U rU" "WBr'
Inll't UK nil'. "' will mni"K
' hmn'il" Thev'iw b 0tety. hnl
' ,.. ..,.1 .Willi. II with tllO whip,
L',s t !ti.i in., oinnf them, to a
l,,ii , "".I m-ui'iy " "" """
,, HMimi wll
Lttm.w UHir'"1
t (,,,, .jw.l ail ll tliiM'f I kniw
X.i.i it, .mil 1 iin't why li.ii w
, ,( t-.i i ii" t'"iii"iiiy
it . . I ,I.U uHll.llll Wllltll,M
ii nn I"1 "'S
Ht l.iiti itltli llm niiu. iiii'
; IIUKK'.'K
lllti w, if li wr (Hiiilniry hu-
.nil of Im.I ill lorn. How rn tlml
ir
only lo il'HW with Ui ilrlvnr of
rnii.iN mill llwiH ilrivrm gm-
K im il'Hi'l ii i imim lxU"r nr a
o t mini uniil Imltimw h.iw l.)
iluy.mf l)f niunwiiol. Ttmil why
Uu.t liiui wltl linrwlliiil'i nfU-M
,,neiT"ii im I'lK'i T'"Klir U'lliT
niw l.mllf liy li'Miui A mitt linn
Mm li llli? Iy lrlvliii liiriiiiit
u.m In iinv tlmt li mil .In III
Hi (ll.Wl ll t Vl Rill
n of IIm-mi ilmi'l kimw nttil ilmi't
Bl,f how Uir t'o. Tli.y flit In l-
i fl. mi "til MJII ""iin, oillior
, Uirm lii ili-ntli or iliuuijj ovnr
mi IIiith m llitMi r-l I i m ho
ii mnl Hum Imrwi wntiiunk IiU
of tlirm (tint mrni'in An rulf.
iik-ii mini ili'lra liimvy vlilrli nm
rflll, Im'ullui of lh Wnljjlit l-lllll.l
I lli room lli" I""-"! I" iiinl,"
i iln-i lllili'ni t rtitf mr nilly
tin' innLH tlu-lii. Bin I rnl ill ivi-rv
y'rii (uriOrwi, i woinn llmii liny.
i oiiiiiiiK Int.' fnnlilnu now In llii
if llwy'in li.'l ln'kl nfUT tlmy 11
!r In'pir In Bxllrhin, l tliKiill
4 lit ry J .li Iwaiiw ll.y nil iHIUt
whole of tlm llilnx ll.y ilnv.
i4 liinni la, llml tli- y look mi wnr
mi illn r, linl. w llwv vn (i'l it fur
1 Uirti lliy t" n If Hi ilovll MM
in, n hlrh hit oiiulit In I"', nllli
unf rnU hliiit li i with llii'in."
"Tn.K" is iitti nun.
lu Jim think bIhmiI 'tyl' In dritr-
hr"'. n. itmrli i!Tirrii" In ItinlM
i MnlUpR r .1. ninr iiiivlliini; rl.
i.u,aliniuii' driving tM,t n itl
ii. I' hnmllhi)! tli" nl.lionit. If it
i lia.B niii or ni;lit l.fn-i. hint
mt hl ..fl limi.l nnny fioni in
mi nl tlm hi'iilit oiniwli'ii! nU'iit
i l.iitli.n o ln wniUiMil, with tint
wtimi hi linml uinhT In lliunili,
lli.l Inn of Ini rllit biiiiil
U ri'iiw Ami lm iinitn't ilo thii
itiu rny m If lm mrn hnhllng
liniull.cr hli f or linlv' fau. (If
i -iil. ihk of a iniui whu.it alxiv
il. I'll, ru run Iw only una wny of
t ImifKy, nn.l t.roiy mini of any
w now tn ilo llml. If Iw enn dm
ulmut a fiHir-iii liamlf"
ik llmt very fww siill.'itim viir
do thnt Miirly, It l rt!ulr
i' ImmniM nl Hi l-"t Ami lutinl Im
coft.'hniAii'fl iitvlit. Ynu nv. tlirtt'
mii'b of i IIiIhiiii In a fmir-ln hml
nii'i minil U irlt wi-ll ipfuill,
utt nut it Into tli wink, Jitkl Imr-
i;h to nwr to maiiAjtA th whip.
ttuilv In lurlf. II. w vry fiw iih
fly nlT leiiilir' rar and l.y th
iliiHi of Iho wrlnl initka tint liuti whip
ml tli mirk III cnt'-tiful rlncn, until
ii mrt of lh hull i Hi unly Inrc
ItutiKlt'K. n tlm part umr tint tid
umli-r hi rliiht thumb. I'm known
iai1i tlmt trick for !; off the
i Ami whi.ii Hmy trM ll on the ivaI
I lh whnla Affair Into mk'Ii a iiArl
'kty like a Culm- imul," New
ir.
hi4-kry NAinrd "VAitlly Klr."
rill llml ilnvinf our frlriuUliln h
lil iiioriiliiK work tn nml to nw In
nit; tinliml Jtisl nuiiiiiionint "Vanity
" n living nitlio OlilHliip Inn,
' wroU onioof Iho tlmt iiniiilwi.
thl'll Will Ul lint' "I tv,ii,il,,. wlinlhnr
luka, tlm puhlulii.ii niti.pt It mill til
ml Itr I rt.nit.ml .,1' Mii.w.rliiir lilin
M Hontllanc uhiii nty own rritlfal
.1 uwrnmr, hut Hint I liml written
'r. Mm W .wlvrlrb l.lll,,t ...,,! ..I.I
"do (raat fil.nl-.lilp with onnof
n'lpAl cnntrlliutn of I'uiich Mr.
y; h I now writing a novel, but
i"n a iiaiiia ror it. I limy b
nit It mHinm Ul inn tl i-lvi,i.l I l.lnir
)kL TIib Unit Mm. I. fti,,.,t wlili .
hllfllllV bIai-IumI n. 1,1
hlkl in ClilohMtm- trk, when h
.."hi, iiu limn KiriH, and of hi gmnl
'V Willi tlia lltiHkllfll.U,iid I told
"t you Am) Chmlmm
IntAi tl Dili aikI my opinion of lil
lllll'lt (lilt lntlllilnrr ,,,l ul,l. AI,I
!'" (" l' ulwy cnlli'd aw), It i
ll mil': llllt I An ....I I .... ...I...H It
m . s M i. Mill.
llUlil to tlm London fnlkn." Il
f afUtrward tlmt, nftnr lull'
"iaiii for a limn for Ida novl, il
'" ''lm uiiawiu-iM In theinliltlln of
"It a volrn had wliiitpi.ml "Viiii-
Hltaiilil, HI 1,...U.. tuul
.... , Jl,,,ini III l"l,
"llHtl tillllM rr.,,,,,1 ...x., I...,
't 'Vnlty Kulr, Viin'ity Kali", Vnnity
" niua iMrry'i iicollwtioiia ol
'""fAy" in Ki!illmi.r,.
uni ii, th, broukinf Mount
'"P lH'ar th bank of ttverlnkting
7 liave m koIiIpii itrli down chcIi
ih Ura mast beautiful Uli tuut
THE SCIENCE OF SAILS.
I'olut That YAt'litMtn ami Catlioatmita
May Vulim.
1,11m n IjIiiI'ii wIiik, llm llit iiwmI for nil
vlTiH'tiva Anil I u ilKld IhiiiIiiii; cil;; or
tvi'iitlini" liwli; olitnliittl In the quntu nud
luptull ly th lin it a liowlluo, In Hi
iiUinill by Hi" yui'U or lioiin of I hit aiiIIwIiik
Itwlf, in rtnynnllA l.y tin) rliiltllt v ut tli
luAot or (Aipporllnic l uy uml in jim l.y the
po wolf il I liulnlliix piii'i'lin And umi of ihuin
for hiil viinU. Ili'l'oiii Hi lutroilui'lloii of
rliulii, t int Jilt, like tint llriit utrinic of a violin,
win ooiitiiully Ki't.HnK out of ttintt iiinl In
wnnt of twltlnn up. Anothw point tn rxm1
null I tlmt thoafti-r fd.', whi'it In'ld lu plii
liy tlm li,'ol,, ulinulil Iw uh nonrly upright or
vert 1. til u tlm M'liiiin of the Mill, ninl, likn tli
AftorvdKu of a wing, iiiii'oiillui.d liy nnythliijt
not tlirtu a hum or UithUot of ro, av
win. m a rnvfliniid i"iMtiln hIh.iikiIi.
'I hit i lotli ut till end of a jili I ut tlnn-A
mill IihIiIiiu wlillu tint imt of tint "iiiiviikm I
till n IIioiikIi fron-iit ami It I IwltiT tlio
wind ttliDiild puwt it f iii'lv An limn lm jjirt in
nl' iii'ltl ,y IL 'Iho rlntln of tt Jit) mo out a
llltlit citnvfx iipnn tlio li'iuluiK mlw, uml tin
i' tin. pn.li Inn of tin. liifl wi'iu ciiivfully
(hiil wltb riH't to Ihl ronviixily, Wit lulf
of A Jib would hit t'.'llravo iunti'iul of i.lrullil
win. n i oH'l uml holmtml.
Tlntm l nu old m'm, Auviuif, ofton uw-d, too,
hy Iiiii.Imih'ii ttlihoiil knowlnir why, vin ' I
kimw lilin l.y tli" .-tit i. r hi Jili," a Jib ii'iilly
Iiuviiii; iiiorn i iit ul.. .til It (Win olln-r nail.
Tli'iuli few p. u.aii'iO wiiliinikiu or ut
of llit iii know r.'iilly inurli uIhhiI lili lilnlti
fiii iniilii, llit-V Imv tin Ir i ul, , liiiinli'.l down
to llit'in f umi old Hum, for ('titilntf out Mill.;
and, ii wind unit wnlvr nit vpi y iHinwrvo
livii fit uii'iilK, Hikv wlilmn fur wrouj.
Ani.'i'K liimu ruM ut f tt wni Kinit by tliinl
that I. Ikiii nl a n Ut tlio l"t pro
port ton fur on Wilnj .wnl auothpr, to
tuk a tlilr'1, fli iii alwoya la.!U l'.;r
third of tit Hh rnnulit, a yard of a lug mil
I aIiiuk a tlilid from tltu ud, tin nuxt run
fl il of tin) Jlli U at on iltnd of tli Inu
fiiiui Ilia Iw lt, mid tli h't t xiii'tly opKMtn
lh i-iiiiL A plonit iulli,T.ii.ti to hi old my-ta-ry
wtvi. inui'li rnli'iilnlloi! and tn.til.l.', mid
wh'ii lilpliiillili'in tli.nii;lit a (hlid a good
proi.ulliii i.f l'niu to li'iigth, a Inlr atuouut
of Uthilii y wn lniir.l to our ultlp. Kullopi
nitoiik of n il n lllluiK or pnwms quite In
il, n.ul!y of llmiwfr of diivlnu a vinml
uli'n.l. Ail Jilt it lifting Kills wh it'll du
lli.'ii' woik with It'AAt U'lidi'itry i' loic a
vitN.)' ! xliln down, Thiy an 4ifn wtll to
Jilw nr vtvi- I'ouiid lin.l. r tint wind; h.'llri-,
.lmw, tli Utiii "Jibf." Tli iiik l.ut whl, h
Ul" t.i'ntli.'l' itl;.,uof a Jill Mllll'la hit inu. ll to
110 with Una lifting quttUly, for a t ut U-i '
forixnl, tlitnt'li ti'titouuhir, it not fonml a
tifiln;; kiiI. .NfXlloa Jiti, ihutaid wlii.-h Iiaa
llliwl of till. ..W.' I no ih hi 1,1 Iho IiiL. ii
(hit in t miiI of tin' until, miiIIi uIiii ly in t
Unil tint f.iiviinul of a f.'lu.i'it, nlillu lh
tplnu.ll.l liltlnii iowni' of tin. I .niii'll Mill limy
huvu I..I U iu U'liiu- r.-l nl tun I an lli bend Kill
111 Uu lrtnr. i'. iiiiliiiiiiti.nl of i MH-ii in tli"
"f ii i i ' t vow-! wlit.'ii i known ut a x.-U-o.
llolwil llut In ll.irpt r'.
TllllinV CIIIUANOS.
THE MOST ENTERPRISING OF THE
6PANI3H-AMERICAN RACE.
I'mnll'ir Arlinli of llrottnlng I'rr.oiifc
I Ik'Ui-vh I cu ti'll Jti-l by llm rluh'li how
ninny tun- a ih owning t-wni tin l.n
il'i.tn," niu-illly f.'inurl..'.l I'.ilitnnl llnin, of
llm ..i r v (Niiiipmiy, and I lie iinui who lm
mvoiI nUty f mir litnt. "Th HiTllilp down
t li- y (T ' f ,r yu wiili n fltiti, iln i.h.1 rlul. ii
tiiut iii.Mii I'"')' Ull know wliAt tin y hi
about, Tlio atHSiuil liiiiiit lliinrnii'.i thaky,
niiivitulii t, wlnt li roil bmutlly bmUi'ii if
ynu rim. v. Ill Hi l.'itl tluic down that
Ut grntp iHM'ttmm a iiuvut'.lvo, lniiiirit'd
oiif, and but f"W twliiinicm run utvaop-f
on lifter tint iiiifoi Hiniito limn lia tltwpiidttl
fur tli" tliinl tun.'. Al Hunt liivni inldy tbn
dinttninij ni in on lil llnnl Jouni.-y lw.w Iho
wnf r wid 'ixt hw pitrvi.r by tli leg, It
.'tin to In n lu of uuiuitt, ami one I t nnnol
Al'COUIlt f't'. It WOUill bt IMti-lt-t' to wive a
wlioiu ilv.rfullof until tlmiiomt ilrowmntt
woiniin. Tint ld fontnitt of llm Itltir'
liii';la in tb witlur It Hint nlmwlll u-iw
your liniid" if hIi" t'utt K'l llt of "no or l'tli
oftlii'tn. A woman will ilrnivn quickiM than
n iiiaii, Kim o'iit ItiT in.itilli fituii Iho tillio
lm llmt ti lkt tlw w:itM iiin iii-voi ii,.t it,
and ti hux-a lo r 'ii'H im.ro outlly. Vet, I
tnw out) t.-rii diouf trani;uliitioii wbllit we
wnnt utidt-r wnur locftlwr, II. ) tvrro
woinlci fully loiM inutiiif At b utaittd help
luutiy nt lit" You lint y not Uiu to it, but
they thoiiti liko tnu ball ul Inn." iMlo.l
Trilmnn.
A Oitmlili-r lfrrntrd.
Tit I'rfin'li govi'iiiiiifiit, whlidi mm Uni
aj0 -ni'"l to ayitipntbixit with lh flfor: of
the Milvontni lf tif Mont Ciulo, tlmt acatUuiiy
of m.'idi', bat rviilfiitly cUmm-nl II opinion
on thi ul'J---t. It Una Jut ditt'oiiilttl the
pmltlitut of tlm Hot-lrUt dm J. 'in It I bard
loesnhilii tby the pivrrnnii nt n.fuHi to an
ihoilxt tlm p-tbllbtiiriit in I'mnm of a ao
cixly kliitllnr to lliiital Mmwn, the prfai.l. nt
of whlt'll il tbHMmtr. Tint liAlllblt'l' of the
wtiol worhl nilj;li Iw atlrtiiti-d to I'm it,
whlrll for oliin tliito tin (-oiiiplnlntxl of U-iliK
mi vMti.l tiinn It "in, and tlu-y would
bring w ith tbflil tlioAiiliiintionaiid the profit
now biliru lo MuiiAfO, Hut ituloiid of tlmt
tli govttriiiin lit forbid at J! itr, wlijt li is at
tint vttiy iit r of Moiiiuhi, evrn tint aiiiifll
hot-, cuum. In lil. h, with a run of Im.I lurk,
una rim h twi-ulv llvw fiun.-A In a tiny,
wliiln nt MoiiniHiouiti'iin ruin liiiulf and bin
wholtt fiimlly In lifly tuiiiuttm.
U it to lm In ifM'tl, tln-n, Hint the dm-ortitinii
of tint Lloii of Honor, UwIowihI on tlio
pi.ili nl of tlio Kot'lnly of Suii idiia at Moiitu
Carlo, l llm pl'f ludn tti finlom of Biinibllng
ill l'Vuiiiit un.l to tint iiiiiffii lug nf a ilbt on
nil Kiviu'liintoi ti o'ti (rambling linunr, uml
by thin lui'Aii win a litlw to tint iltvorntiou
of the 1.;1oii of Honor. Mt. Januai' Uttit-tto.
Wild tiwiti I It Capital
Not loii nistt a grwii t'oiiimotlon wa ob
anrvml hi iho Willi tlnuto K'ound, diivtrUy
bai'k of the ruiiMvrvalory. All the workmen
In tlinmtalilioUiiHtut io tbtkliig aliotit in a
violent niniiuoi'. and thf t -Jivt of llmir ultfti
tion wut pitNti'iitly ittieu i . Iw a wlhl rubldt,
wblfli anon diitntfiu:l Imn- lf from hi pur-nu.-i
uml inmla u"1"' 1 t'ti'iipw into the
Wliilel.it mid adjiiwnl, n ilderiuaw. , Iinpilry
aliown Hint thi I not All iimixuul plienonittnoii
in Vuliili;Uii. Thtti 1 fotmiih.riible aui
in iliepuliluiivnorvBtloutbttit'ttltiini Oikja
ailina, ooona, i nbbit, fnxi.w ninl atpilntd nre
omt.tlnie attoil iu tht'tu, and itiaauld that In
tbw fiuoi atHihitlttil iHirtlonof the mail, nour
tlio rlnillhaoiiiBii Iimtlttillon.iteveiBl wild rab
bit luiveit.tubllNliiHlllit.tr iwrtiuuieiit home.
New York Hint. ,
Aetlv it nil Aggraalva tlUJI Nomt1iln
Ui.frealiiiiK In tli Way of I'atrlotlaiii.
Tli I'lilllimu llruva to lteklaana.
The ('itniiiitiit of Jrll.
Tlm ('lillluiio U tin Ynnlioo of Boulli Amor
It'iU tlm uiont ui'llvu, uiiU'i-prinlng, lui;uiiiiU
nud thrifty of tlm HpiinUli-Aini.i l"'iiu if.
A:i:i'i'ivii, nudiu'lotia and arrognnt, quick to
p'p'i'ivn, ipiii it to ri-aeut, lloro in diiiKwltlon,
cold bluotlittl, nud crin'l a a ruiinlliiil, lie
ili'i'iinit of compit'tt. Hit bo only a utrlp of
oouiit. y along tlm rmrlllo conat, o narrow
Hint tlmre la acriira-ly room enough to write
IU tiiiiiin upon tlmiuup, In iiiiiiihI In on ounaldr
liy the fU'i'iml iiiotvi Unit rniwn tlm ('onlil-lt-riia
nud on tlm other by 0,(KK) milt f .
Hn lint Im.i.ii itrnlchlng liiniwlf noi thward
liulll hu lint Htoleii nil I he eu roatlof llollvla,
with her vnliiiilile tiltrutu duNMlta, all tliitgu
nno Hint ldonnl to lVru, nud tontniplti
tiililng net mil aiwnton of both tlionit reptib
liiHWHni. Ilo hiia btfril leai'lilng aolilliwnrd
by illploiiincv, iw liHilul nortlitviird by wnr,
nud under a recent treuly with the Ai'iJenllni.
Hepulilie divid.tl riiliigoiiia with Unit im'loli,
tul.liU to lilin If the control of Unit vului.hle
Ililerniill.Minl ii lj;li wn v , tlm Hi lull of Miigel
lull, the inn xiilored country betwiMi the
Ami. nn.l i.Iih ik'.'aii. nud tlimi-Hinlt nf
ll.ili. along the I'licllln mnat, whom re
aourem ure iiukiiown. I!y M-uriug lb alrnll
Chili Aitjuire I itiutrol nf U-hiii nnvl'.'nliou lu
tint ixiiil ti l'lu'ill,:, nud till ealui.lLlied A f"i t
nt at ruiiln Artiiua, by which all vtwwla
llltlit iium. '
H "polu! trnuipillly now in tlx
of llm newly wipureil territory alfmg
(tat'inn aimi i-ci-uHuiMiriiw.-anirnui
frTiormnii rtiveuu from the export tJ up.r
lull lite, tbv! C'lilllBiiorontinpliitHj the Inter
ml ilitM'iinloiiAof I'cru and wnlta onxioul
for the tlmo when het-analep lu ni arbltrtttor
and, III. I be l.'iwyer, tnke the mtata thnt the
livira ai-e willy enough to quarrel over. Itia
but n ipiration of yitara when not only lVru,
but Ilolivin, will Ix.roirw a part of Chill, and
the iiggrcwd vn mil loll will want to uih ber
rnatern tmundary linek of tlio Andm ami m
cum ivmtr.d f the aource of the Aiiibzoii, a
aim Ima of lb iiuvigntlon of the atrnit
The Cbillnnua lead tli aoiitliern ctmtlneut
and Are tlm moat powerful of all the repuli
llm in Aiiierb-a exret our own. Their atnlea
men nr win and able, their people are In
diittrloua and proKiew.lv, ami have tlmt
dit'iiKlh of mind and imiacle which la elveu
only lo tlio men of teniieiaUi luiittt. There
latrong Miinliinly brtweeu the Chillamai
and the Ii ib. llotll have tint aamn wit Ami
in.,Ipmi omi'Ag, the wni love of rounlry
and luitni.tlc pride. Wherever a CIiIIIaiio
line he em ruw hit opinion that ther never
wab nud never can Iw a better litn.l tlmu that
in whl.'h be wat horn; and altbouh he limy
bo a ii-lu-.t. or an exile, li will fl'lit iu div
feiiwt of Chili at the drop of tlm lint. There
It wnne'.hing refre-hing in lna wtriotwiu,
even it it In the mod arronnt vnnily.
The Cliii Wilio will cut tin, tlirwit of a llnin
who will not I'.'l.'l.rnt.. "Uh bun the lHth of
Ki-ptetnlN'r, Iik iiiil.'iienilen dny, and there
It a Inw In tint i-ouutry ntpiu tng every limit
to hnve a 11 igttalf. mid en-ry llig-lulr b
bear the lint toittil color on a bitiuier by duV
and n lunlerii by ni'tht, on lh aniilverMiile
Of III" rclllbll All Ul N'boolt lllllNt U-
iixt Ih..L bv unlive authora, all the bimui
plnv the iiiinnltloiia of native i-onir,
and Vloiting o'ri and nuitwrl alitgi'ra nr
romiiell. d to vary their ierf.iriiinticc by In
tnaliiciiu the aoni; "f Ilia fouiitry. It la
mid Unit a I'lenchiunn ran in ver Iw denntion-
oliinsl. The mm.' l- true of the (.liilli.no.
At n M'lili'T the Chiltniio ia tirav to reck
lenam-tei, ami n itfiute "f fear I unknown to
biin, lie ill not endure a "I"';:", nor ran Iw
la- made to lliiht nt long run.-e; hut nt noon
at lm the fiieniv he lire one volley, drt
bf k"U nud rub in mill hit "curvo." Ilia
etHluriince l u" Rreal n bi cournte, and no
North Aiuei ifin Indian ran travel ao fnr with
out mt or iro no long without foot! or wnter
a tlm Cliillniio pttn. or "Ibito," a tint mixed
rnrtt U rullixl. As the "Cholo" iu I'eru it lh
dittrrmlniit of the HitBiiiarda and the Iuraa,
an it the "Koto" ill Chili the child of the
Hiilnrd ninl the Aru.auinn In. limn, the rae
Of Klnutt with which tint early explorer re-
r)rir,l Hint riitiigoniA wat peopl-M "inenn
of Unit bigiineM.,' li .Sir Krimi-i Drake re-
torti-d, "llmt it ixfllicd the lives of the for
etu were uprooted ami we e moving away."
Tliev Imve tli Hanlli tenacity of punt"",
the Iniliiiu emlurancenntl Iherriiflty of both,
Koch aoldii-r. in Hie mouutniu of th
Utert, raiTitw on hit breant two buckakin
Ixigt. In one ant the haet of tlio corn
plant, lu the other powdeiwl lime luude of
the u.lnt of tatu akin. The cx-ii la th
AtronirttatAort of a tonic, ami by chewing it
the Chilhiitn Atdtliitr ran Alwtnin from food or
drink for a wet-k or ten dny nt a atrrb-h.
The Chillnuo ,ildier It not eaaily nlJ.fte,l to
iliwriplum, mid outvnmhilt the vnndiila in th
dmti ui'tion of luoiierty, aa tuo iirtwni tuiuii.
tion of lVru w ill prove, lie burn nn.l de-
atinya everytbing; within hi reat-ii thnt has
ahellered all rnvinv. No Biillioriiy can re-
atraiu hl luind. The nwfnl aceinw of deva'
Uiioti tli it l'k place lu lVru liavo nollilng
.. ,11.. I tin. in in the nuii.il of
tvnrfnrtv William Kleroy Curii iu lliirK.r'
Mugtin.
Tint
the4ln ..'
relation. .
lunched).,
burn, an. i
vit4 b
and on if
HUk In Itiinnliig Two Knglne.
When two etiK'B nr attHchetl to a train
of our It la the iSvlmmt, or unglna thnt ia
coupled to llm train, whlcU control tha nil'
brnkea, Hm IctvlinK, or hfiul englna, lnvltiB
no connection with tint luiikea. Thua you
will nee the engineer who oontnila the-l'.rukr
lin got to o it blind, linvlng tudiwnil on the
ieiuliug engine t wlilatie for brakna m cuko
of ilnnger, aa 111 view of tlio road nlieiul it
entirely ohtru. ll ly tin. blinding amoko
nnd apnrka fituu tbe forward enKiim. Oltou
a null for brake) tiy tlw lieud eiiKine might Iw
tnlattikeii hy the reor nngi'i"-'- ',,r 0
crowtlng"whlatl for a few necoiida, whirl'
might Iw nmple time to caue or avoid ter
ribl auiaali ui..-Kuiiluctjr iu gijouco Now
THE BOYS OF ETON.
Children of Royalty -nd Hank .The Itoya
Who Are "lletter" of Krrybody Ela.
The college, aa It ia onlled-a huge et'liool
for boy-JiitttiiU. a overyliody know, utuier
tlio coalla wull of WlnilHor, And the gTotindt
Atrettrh along tlio hunk of the Thome, rival
ing tha royal Homo park in exqullto beauty
of verdure nnd Aoftiicn of outline with tli'-lr
vlnlns of ouk and lull of award. The boya
of Eton ar tbo clilltlreu of the moat Impor
tant people of England. Men put their mim'
tiiime down for Utou a xn aa tliey ore
tiorn, a they do for tbe (.rent club. Tlm
Hu;rf?lo for mlmlinlon I prwligloua, even
among thoae who aro etititlwl to u:h prece
doiice (for rank coiuita at Arliool a it do at
court or any wlwraelae In England), and the
rich rv.;uu piiy enormoua aiima to pluce
their bov- in tlie company of thoae who will
oiki dny i - tune dukirs ami enrlt.
y buv a rncwi on the 1 namea on
run, and nil tlitdr noble and gentlv
i down to aeo tlit-m row. There arc
at f he bouawt of tlio vnriona nnw
ins vtry gieiit nxiple Inilowl aro In
ll provutt, Tbon under the truer
iluwtie Von may aoe the Iwarera of
bnlt th'- roat, naniaa In England watching
III roc holding the aniullur boy by the
liAml 0' idW.liiigai'outiii a royal iwraonnge
lo tint i far prottmlo tbeniwlvea, for roy
alty U I .. ul Jo lake a MH-inl InUtrest In thl
grt-at iiopl l bs Hunt lioyi are often ad
mitted ' likke dmnouatrutiona of their loy
ally la : I at Icry pretence of the eoventlgn
and tbv illof Juut. without th preweure at
aotiie ri ii f tin royal rare would be Incom-
piulIH" 1. Tbolwya tliemaclvea, with their
abort J,'k t nnd high bata and brood collar.
a coat tie no longer worn Any where eluo
M.ld to 1 ni7ect of one of tut) pruUieat mfUw
of tlwa- li) year.
am outlleoc
pyior i
unU, 1 no-
who An UJ I lMaetK-uru tut fact Very aoon
from lie' ilt fereirn abowr I awro, and idl eld'
l enat fcl tbvir own ewiiaruueiK, while
vt ii Hi ycungt-r children o th nobility are
"th Iwtterti ' of ovi-rvb'Kly cl. There ar
crtcliet tlmu lies la-tweeu tbo boy of Eton
nud llui-row, the oilier of tho great nohoolt.
which rivnla EUju aaOnniltritlg doeaOxford,
and prrtaiot it bank Many pronounce Cum
biilge auwrior for ncholarahlp to Oxford,
nnd Harrow k-tter for the Imy than Eton;
but Oxford ami Eton have tho atampof su
perior cimte. There ta not a snob l:i the
country who woultl h.'siUito a moment in
ending hiaaon; nud tho iiiHtinct of Unit sort
of jieople ore unerring. Tbey may not attain
octal grcatiie theintelvcit, or even upproox-U
it, but thev know wIiki-o to find it, n a dog
doea a truffle. They prefer Eton to llurrow.
Adnui liittienil' Idi ter.
nJoyuH Xh an I- Itoye n"it ttie aiu
"""! " t'rti liitpiitloir,,,,,,!'. ff Lugiui
Th lniiltdatloil tif lite Nile.
When tli time aiipronche for the intindn'
tion Urn Audi farmer I all exjwotnnry. His
rnimlanmcU'ttivtl and ho prolecl hit homo
l.v .IiUm and walla of udobe, 1 lna tlotm,
It-nltxl lit liitdiKir, he wiit.'hea with antiafttc
Hon nn.l gratitude th rl-w ami npptwli of
the wnter which holds Ills little wealth. It is
several inoiitlrt l uting to it greatest height,
ami then aa slowly and crnduallv subtitle.
Then iipnir again to hi delighted vision
Hie liub.n.lmaii' farm, III miIiu trees seem
to ria lo n greater reach, nnd their wavjnj
hrmit'hra adtl b ttie aenaeor rnlni lintl conten
which urvadei nil. Already hut well HIM
rannla linve deflniHl tlietliwlviw, olid Ilia in i.
eniltitr nini'liliiery Is nt oure put iu repair.
There it no more '''' Itoat which
have vrvetl to carry him from plniM to place
.i.ielivr the inundation. lhy re liltltlen
tlm 1'tn.lic on the Imnka of the canal.
Every available penwn ia now piwicti Into
(ho ervlce. If tlio thin deposit of mud left
by the depnrting river la kept inoiat. It value
nniiniiis at par. If the hot aim i alloweil to
pln.V upju it unopposed, it soon necomei
i.Ll ..ml curl un into tiny cylinder; then,
betaking Into fragments, it full dcail and
worse Hum usrlcaa. Therefore tlio priKis of
ItvlR-'ition uuntt Jtrglu nt once. The rudo
mklycli nntl tho i In' ahmloof are kept going
niglit uml hiy, and givo employment lotens
of tlioUMiml" of tbo Ktple and cuttle aa well.
With these primitive nppllimces the water is
litte.1 nud einptittl Imo the cliniinols which
liavo Iteen dug or diked In receive It. From
thimu linger iwcpt icles the watf r is led to
snmllor ones, which, overflowing, cover the
lu a littl limo, then, a Nilo farm becomes
n rare U.uuly spot, in.tcatlof a wuNtoof mud;
for now tlio crop uro grown. .The lentils
bond with their brnvy loud and tbo fields of
grain turn their woll lllled heads from sido to
side Unit tbs riKiiilng sun may clinngo their
-ron f iwhni Into gokl. Edward U WU
'ou iu boi ibiuu 'n Mugu-iua. .
IN THE TENEMENTS.
PECULIAR RACE GROWN
UNDER OUR CIVILIZATION.
UP
Millionaire at I.uurh.
K'liiro, live uieu, worth ttillei tive'.y money
i-iii.u 'i I" buy Ilul-niia, or th I'liiun I'aoi-f..-
r'K'.tl, t:- Murrey Kill, meet ami cat tun
. Ii.tiii t'..- her t-very afternoon between I
A l, k ii.i.rJi'i-l.-k ill tbe Wititern Union
I'll, '.lilt;;, on llrtmiiwny. They would not be
l.kcly l Htirurt ntteiition in a crowd. One
l-H.Ut like n country atorofcet-per iu town on
a i-it, o.ie lik a collegw profe tor of a
-lightly church turn, one like A sharp little
1,'i.luiu loiMcronUt, nnd the other two like
oi-.iiniii j, ceil fed, solid city butinesH men.
I'll, ir mini. w ill allow, however, tlmt they
t.-nlly no-wer no au.'lnietioription at all, for
i.i to it. Jay Mould, niiolher is Cyrus W, Field,
ii third I- Kidney Ilillnu, a fourth i Ituswll
H.ij;t. nud ilie llftb is ex-Oovenior AIoiiko B.
C.-rneli. ' l ie i iho ru licxt man on thecoii
t.iicnl, one Ima bteu governor of the Empire
ktuUi, one wu a Hi-eat innu nud wet Id fumout
lit-fore the otliem "ore bonid of. and one,
I'.us ll Kige, Itatt wnt'ii milliom three years
no without lieing Able to ee much uifiVr-t-nro
in h. pile ofterwiud. Allogellier. they
uio ii'i .".d Ui Iw urtn two hundred and
fli ty or three hundred luilli.nia of dollui by
Lw io nh-.n the lkibel of Wall atrwt u not
ut roar ami confiiMon.
Ono rc.-isoii why all meet in this wny every
Unv l th.it by tloing o they get their lunch
eon for nothing. That limy ound ridiculous
to any one who suppose! Uiat rich men after
gotung Uicir money hy turl.t suthleiiiy iw
coiiiedeiid to tbeir curly training, but, how
ever that nmy Iw, the (i ieinia of nt leant two
uf tin little coniuiiy ilet iure It to Iw a flirt
tlmt they are gl.id to econoiiiize ill thi wny.
Tin-re It'll it audi dully conclave in tho world.
It it rt-all a grand iluiiy intiubdlioa utj hich
raiii-ot.it and great coqunutioiis of liiiiny
kind arc apt to Iw diw'ut-vl iu a iiiuuier
most imiau'Uut to investor tbe worhl over
tmglcally, it may Iw. er happily or Utul-kn-ily.
Julian lUlph'a belter.
The Soap Hoses In the Carrel.
I received quiut A valuable suggestion
from friend of mine up oil the lull lust
wtfk. There Are ten in their family, ami up
in tbe pirret stnnii ss many wooden boxes,
soup latxea, each with tho name of its owner
anJ t!ie tlaUt of It Iwglinitng winteil ujKtii it,
lu thi box each ke:'pt nnyUiing private and
it H never oiened except by himself. How 1
should ltl.e to rummage luomt Tho senti
UH'iital one would have lia-kMof raven, pild
ninl ort bitiwn hair, rose huN, glovet, ail the
iiihtrunients of swet-t tortiuv, or relics of jiat
ix.nquot'. The prnctifal ono would there
torts things not now available, but which
uiiv'bt become so. JTcd, she told me, keeps all
ouWKKiK-r containing any particular news,
carefully marked. That's a good idea, too.
Wlmt a hiUry, years from now, lien we
scribbler have' handed ill our lust "Vopy,"
uml nr quiet at Inst with only "Hiu Jacel"
to Iw written, couhl 1") compiled from the
noiiU we have sent out, hot from their bant!,
iu our daily rare ogaiutt time!
Loui-w has iu hers every programme "of
everjthtu; she has ever attended with the
geulieuwu'. osine whottok her, nud she has
traveled un ) '.uidt.H ii mure. Wou'l It be-nice
when Unit ni'l white skin of hers it brown
and wriic.lt; ' tlmt "ls nf ""uny hair
UhsoMW-l liltie pug of te'e-i hno.id
ll iTl,. 1111 bent wituT lit'oa sioruw, for
her tout . a winter evenins looking over
those very pnigraiiinwsl Hor (rraiidrhildreii
will pinMalKiuklo bem of thnt night when
Tatti th iiivlne; "Ab, children, you have no
such tingers now. 1 was beauty then"
but we've all heaitl, we nil know how she'll
ramble on, while Ibe little Xiouite wonders
how grandma ever could have l.toked like hor
as idle insiaui sho ditl. Many thought tMose
Uixea have called ujv l'ioneer Preas.
Life In Ialhaome laland of Bqaalor
nd Wretched nea-A Moat Vnltappy
Hue of Men A Field for the Mlwrfon
ry. Father J. O. B. Kuntington, in a recent
numlairof The Forum, publisbe n startling
article entitled "Tenement House Morality."
In this ni ticle he shows how weli nigh ImiKis
sil.le it I for peiple huddled together in these
contracted man dent to olsterve the decencies
of life, or even live according to tho loosest
standard of corr.-t conduct.
This Article furnislie much Information
Oton the subjiN't of which the well dressed
people of the United State are densely Igno
rant. We have shown a commendable curi
osity In regard to the home life of the Bur
mese, the personal habit of tho Hottentot,
the moral status of the Etkitno and the Lap
lander. Knowledge of tlieno distant peoples
it a part of our tchool nud church education.
Our information embraces In It comprehen
sive grasp tbe people of the antiode, but
dot- not extend into th buck streets of our
homes c-ilies.
Ko it Is well tn Iw reminded that there it a
unique nud fieciiliur rare of people grown up
under our civilization, and yett forming a
part of it, living, as it were, in a loatlisoine
Inland of squalor and wrvb-hedne in tbe
mi. int of a surrounding ot-enn of wealth and
magnificence. These ople form colonies by
tliemwlves, which are seldom explored ex
cept by the landlord and the undertaker.
Tbeir h shits of life are t-ernliar, and fully aa
worthy of study as the habits of the Arabs or
the HouilAnes. They live iu dilapidated
Lw'vxlen i'lines, five or tlx stories hiri.
ranged on hot h if P. VL'l'i trceles 1 ! p.
way. Families cf six or seven pt-1'- fre
quently cook, eat and sleep in one room.
'1 bey never read a book, and a two cent
newspaper is frequently a luxury that their
means will not permit, if by any chuno they
know how to read.
1 A HOOT CKHAPPT RACE.
Father Huntington, in the article referred
to, tiys: "B-xiily clennliiieas is almost iinio
siblo. Uuth rooms are unknown in tenement
hoime, anil ibe public baths, open only a few
months in the year, often afford but f resb op
portuniUe for vice. In most families what
little winning it done must be done in the
prueeiice of otliei , ami often all the water
used munt bo carried up three or four flights
of narrow winding 1 airs." These people eat
tbeir food from bare tables. As there it
seldom enough upon these tables to satisfy
the hunger of tbe eaters, a meal is frequently
a cat no of grab, the nimblest and strongest
getting the lion's share. The various savage
or semi-civilized tribes of the earth, with
whom our missionaries have made us so
familiar, are usually happy in their mode of
living, and manifest no desire to change tbeir
habitat or customs. But these people of
which vre are treating now are a most un
happy race of men, and frequently evince
de ires to lire like the uiuipproarbable Brah
min classes around them. The Pariahs of
India were never known to manifest nuysurh
ambition. Though nominally these American
citizen Puriahs are free to rise into the hit-her
order of caste, yet practically the barriers
are so great tiler are seldom ahletosurmouiit
tlmin. The majority of tbe people of this
lower caste die in infancy. Many of thoae
who survive tbe period of childhood aro car
ried "ff hy malarial diseases iu tbeir early
youth, or by contagions developed by their
irregular habita of life. Theme who do not
perish by discos;.- or suicide give themselves
up to a life long uieluucboly, which is only
nllevinted by the free use of the grossest
intoxicants. Suffering under the defect of
iutoxicanlt, muiiy of these people jkiss only a
few intermittent hours of sanity, and thew
nine moment are frequently more intolerable
than the hours of their self imposed alcoholic
madness.
The aliove picture is not overdrawn. It is
a graphic pen jrn'ini.val of a large class of
people tlmt live right among us, under our
municipal laws, and in the center of our re
publican civilization. It is iu these slimy
iilatruo stvits of our Christian cities thnt
anarchy breathe the niiasmal air on which
it tliiives. These iieople a e a menace to
orr institutions, not pi-emeditatedly or will
fully, but because the conditions under
which tin y live are subversive of ail onler
and inimical to all law and governmental
restraint.
It is evident thnt here is a vast field in
which tbe missionary, the philanthropist and
the economist can profitably make explora
tion. The clie.-ip tenement house problem is
one not beneath the dignity of the highest
stitlesuiaiisbip. S. W. Fosst iu Bostou Globe.
A Liquor Made from ItananA.
The. Indian Agriculturist call" Attention to
tho fact thai iudia nlwiind In bananas or
plulilalus. mi l wonders tlmt the fruit has
never been employed in the distillation of a
fermented liquor." The common prickly pear
has lieen ntiitised for this purpose in Malaga,
and with considerable advantage to the dis
tiller; and it now npiH-nrs Unit missionaries
ill the Congo region hnvs discovered that a
lieverage mudo of bananas is a preventive or
miilnriul fever, A bnnntiB liquor company
has recently Iwon started In India for pro
ducing bauttnn liquor in either nn alcoliolio
or non-alcoholic form, nnd which cnu Iw used
witU equal advantage as an ordinary liquor
or diluted with hot or cold or soda water.
For t!e temiiernlnros of northern regions,
iliclutliiif England, it will probably Iw best
estcenicdviu conjunction w ith brandy or other
liiiriU. .ticietiUilu Aiuoi icAU.
Idler In the Parka.
"Say, Iiors! kin you sjiare me a few pennies
fer me lodgm'sC
Ilo eat on a park bench and mouthed the
query nt the mnu addressed walked along
scanning the line of idlers. The beggar's
eye for lie w as a brggnrnhowed no change
of expression ns ho bxk the price of two beers
and sidled off. The I0115 lino of benches
reaching In curves along tne asphalt walks
liko tho arms of a tli nienibered octopus, were
fairly filled with hard featured men, weary
looking men, unkempt women, children and
all that goes to make up the idle tide drift of
a prvnt city.
Tho favorite posture fcr men is to thrust
the hum1 into the trousers pockets and sit as
far on the edge of the bench as possible, lean
ing track and stretching ont the foet Ap
parently some bnv the bottoms cut out of
their ixickets to bury their bands as far as
they tlo. Those who object to having chil
dren trip up nnd fall 011 their legs will draw
up their feet, crow the legs and nurse one
knee with Mil hands, A man sitting in She
square rarely changes tlio position he settle
into. Tho pIaco Just left by a own who has
been sitting with bis feet Out before him
can lie told readily, Iwcause he has to spit
further out on the walk to clear his toes than
the mnu must who is doubled up.
Tho women sit placidly sideways while the
children face about, get tangled with every
passer's ftst or lie in the gross and wave their
unadorned legs in the air. Those who have
to do w ith hoarding houses, hotels, and so oil,
look as if their clothes, before fading, must
have come from such a factory as made tho
polychromatic ulster thnt ninths Joseph's
brothers Jealous. Yellow strapped canvas
shoes, check pAiita, a blue Juniwr and last
rear's ;earl derby are to be seen beside an
outfit of o battered sun helmet, a Friiiee
Albert, corduroy trousers and a red under
bill. None of this seems incongruous to the
wearora, nnd sun and wear soon make all at
tires look uniform, 1 , , , ,
One hearty Irish truckman, wearing a high
white hnt, said his horse's nose hit a man at a
street crossing, knocked his hat off, nnd as
tlio owner would uot pick up the soiled hot
he Jumped down and got It. He grinned
after say lug this. Now York Evening Bun.
You can restrain tlie bold, geide the Ira
petuoiis nnd encoiiras th timid; but for ths
weak there is 110 help; you might aa well
nndcrtak 10 stand a wet string up on enl
UuclEsok. . .... .....
A CHICAGO BUG KILLER.
ome of tbe B.cret of Hit nJlnetk
Keeping Ucitel Clear of Cockroaehee.
TI.J cockroach killer Is one of the cn rktv
Itics of Chicago. Not on account of hisipsr
tonal appearance, but of the novelty of hto
vocation. There Are four or five pereona he
live by the death of cockroaches, rate and
nilo, but the best known Is an old Ger aaa
nearly CO years of age, who bat an ofllos oa
Washington street A reporter found the
old gentltman the other day in bis p!a ear
rounded by the deadly compound be needs
ill 111" Lit.ilifth.
"Eat all you want, it' rat poison,"1 cor
dially said the old man as tbe reporter picked
up a IkjX of paste, "That stuff in the red
boxes it cockroach poison, and the bug poiaoa
is in tho yellow packages."
"What Is food for the roaches it poiaoa for
tbe Imgs, is itr
"Yes. Bug poison won't kill coekroavrbes.
and both of 'ein won't kill rats; rat pasta
won't kill them, because they won't eat is."
"How do you kill cockroaches?"
"We blow 'en up with powder not tbe
kind of powder that kills men, though. Bee
that funnel oil the end of th'" bellows? Well,
we put Uw powder In that, and then blow it.
through the nozzle into the crocks and cn 1
ks where he lives, lie doesn't livelong after.
We kill bugs the same ., using tbe other
powder."
"Pays pretty well, doeen't it T
"Oh, fairly. Most of It 1 contract work.
We take contract for cleaning hotels, reataB
rants, stores, dwelling bona, public iiustito
tions, bakeries, steamboats, railroad sleepin;
cars or coaches, etc., of bedbug, roaches,
water bugs, moths or anta, for so mock e
year." " ' ' -
"How miK-hf" ' - '
That depriidi on the size and character nt
Mi obtee. To keep hotel clear is worf out
contracts la-cause tarmrj.
The powder only kills tTS be that
touch or cat it. I .melinte they uitle In tbeir
holm where the powder won't reach tbet,
but ben tliey get hungry and couw out the
Hwder fixes tbem. The trouble with hotel
wople is that they won't olwy histructlofie,
and close the rooms ond not sweep up the.
powder before twenty-four hours bave
elaiwed. They sweep it up before we're out.
of tbe house fairly, and tbeu they bowl be
cause we didn't kill all the bugs."
"How about restaurant?
"They're good couf.rai-t, next to pri
vate houses. I've cleaned a number ec
restaurant for over ten years. They are
worth from 110 to $40; that depend on Use
size: sonic way with saloons, umi isa
why it i, hut saloons and printing offices sure
the favorite domain of the cockroach.
"What's the best season for bugsr
.Ti,. i i.,i.ru j ih. enrine- and cockroaches 1st
Uie fall. The bugs breed fastest in the winter.
but tbe roach waits lor worm weaiuor.
" Which bisect or vermin is hardest tot
minatcT
"Tlie moth. It eets into the lining of
ments and I- difficult to reach. The powder
will uot destroy the pupa;, even if covered
with powder, nor when it batches, but tbe
pow.ler must be applied fresh to the larrsa.
"A new bug has made its appearance la
Cbicagc within the last two years. We call
it the sewer bug, because it breeds in that
sewers, and through tbem get into tbe
bouses. They are hard to kill, aud destroy
cai-jx-ts, h-athcr ond clothing. They are a
species of liec-tW, but have no wings. Tbie
winner another new bug has niadeitat ap
pearance iu tlw eoKt. It has not reached Chi
cago yet. The name of 'butralo bug bas
been applied to it liecause it was discovered
in Ilutlulo, N. Y., and literally alxjcmi
there. It's working its way west, and will
probably be here next spring." Inter Ooeaaw
The "bear Story" of Torre!.
I os,.ed Lawrence Barrett one day if that
famiinr Lear story that is told of the late Ed
win Forrest was reolly true. I
"Oh, yes," replied Mr. Barrett, "I have ver
ified it and cnu vouch for it, authenticity.
It occurred in Bt. Louis. Near the end of bt
en ret r Mr. Forrest was playing in that city.
Ho was very feeble, and his crowing hune
ness caused biin painful anxiety. He seemed.
I., f at. ri !. rt-ailuallv irivinir away to iiiei-
Biicholia. One night, after a performance of
'Lear,' be was sitting lata at supper with bis)
. T n M-Cullou?h. of the St, Loois
tilobe-DeuK-rat, when Mac remarked: 'Mr.
Forrest. I never saw you play i?ar so wen ao
you did to-tight
"Rising slowing and laboriously from fata
chair, and drawing himself to tbe full of b
magnificent stature, the veteran thundered;
'Plav Lear! w hat do you mean, tiry ,
do not plav Lear. I play Hamlet, Richard.
Shvlock, Virgmius; hut, Dy ww, au-, a an
Lear!'
"I do not think this was wholly imagins
tive," added Mr. Barrett "The veteran bast
many experiences in common with the old
royal Briton. Early friends were gone fro,
him; new friends were but half hearted. Hie
hearthstone was desolate. The public, t
whom be had given hit last years, was be
coming impatient of his infirmities. Tha
royalty of hit powers he saw by degrees tons
from his decaying form. Other kings of that
stage bl ariseu, to wuom ui oiu uu
...... .i,,,n.i . reverence once all his own.
Tiie mockery of his diadem alone remained.
A wreck or the once proua man wuo oaa oe
spise.1 all weakness, and who had ruled his?
kingdom with imperial sway, he now stood.
desolate. liroKeu in neaim aim 111 ptru.
debcrted, forgotten, unkuiged, list might well
exclaim, "I am ear."' ivew 1 urn iw.
troit Free Press.
Ladle netting at the Hares.
There is more betting ot the races at Won- '
mouth Beach aud at Saratoga byjadtbiav
season than) ever before." There (ore mora g
women betting ond the wagers bHvJjpejr f
larger ond bidder tbo in former years. Of.
coiu-se few, if any, of these fair gamesters 1
know anything of the merits of tint hoi sua.
so that the disastrous results bring aboalr
uiany interesting and amusing, but not us
frequently tragic, complications. A well
dressed woman ou the grand stand at ths Sar-
atoja race track wat overneara w say 10 1
couiponion the other noy, wuen a snon 1
camo in Urst:
"There, I have lost f55 today nnd I havenV
nnother cent My hotel bill is $47, and I dontt,
know what I shall do. He sent me all ths
money he could tpore, he said, in his la
tetter,
"I'll lend It to you, my dear," was tbe goca
humored reply, "and you can pay me wheat
you please."
But there ore not many women so fortu
nate. Bather than let their husbands know
at once, of their folly, some women hove gontv
to the proprietor of a rival hotel to the ou
whereat they were stopping and begged to bar
taken out of pawn, 011 the plea that it they
have time they can get their money front,
their husbands without difficulty and proba
bly without lwtraying ths situation. And
tho rival hotel keeper has oc-ccmimodaUt
them. New York Mail and Express.
The Virginia City (Nev.) Enterprise say
The strong lunged Nevada people are going
at no distant pay to furnish the leading m una,
doming of tus world. .
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