THE OLD COAT.
A wetrnnai ll ura lb !nr,
Tbsrhil'lreo (.. gnua.! u II
Tl.. iroutiurd deep II i"i. no
It lira nl ii nw( ff.
And yet II beska In bright nj.ritme,
l rehore g!all) iLll-li.li tolrrai
A ksl u.r 'a If leaii. brf . aiul .l
lirr oailook llli brr bran rss.icea,
JJrre lovrr. meet when duk drew. Mo,
1 beir icivn hate t arc bnrun;
Ati' msf thry kep vrm. iru suit dear,
I nut ibnr tesiiagda). are won.
for 11 B" every craft that lla
ho calmly an kindl) shore;
And '! n..l riery heart ! wi
lutberl.h !" when youth l.o'rr.
Ik-iru I. Tullrtna be la Atedrm.
A TALE OF TCiaiHUKLA.
o
"Turghurla. Turghii.-' '" Tl al'a w her
MmniU' KliiHlr llirs, and that art tire Hi
jur.ll. H. I'll k' and chance II."
to ttronry ii.iM-ni wrote on mere anil
ll.t'U t" c'!'tnnl olll-, mrr lln i'.ir
tn u n 1 11' t-iil ulTrrul Hi xt of U'rrutiiriit
mmit'il ulllfrr III Turjjliuria at a .il irjr of
it jrir.
Il co ll'l aurrly b only thr li.-ht of
M iinil Kiitm' rrr. tlit coulil aiirict a
mi'i (rum Knitl iml to Turuliui'l t, m-iii
a h it riTiii li", link no n nii uf a
It ., i' Mi i n--1 Willi Mli lib l hi- i.l In r Ui-.t
.ill l-lainl. nrr nrr il rolilini'iita axtir
vri' n lliv bulilmli of ITimlit) lunic.
In f ii t, it I. .u.iimll iii.il It I. Hoi nu n
tmiinl lr nam In " Wlninkcr," n.ir i. it
tit nt-rw l Imlir.iUil on i imi tlimliv a
d it, iirroun l. "! Iy iloi- t r.uil ii.tiirii-u,
tint a!l U'.mtu Hi u'iu!.U tuln.f " li
i :;; '. II Ni llliU " l'..r liTlii Invrliliraa It
1. a i-'unlrn cf Ivli-n. It. iniiiialiin r:in'.-.
of mounluiii. arr wud-d up in Hih f
mill taiiiurinds ciimiiiiioii., kiik r..ti..n
tne, atid I'oiii wiiok jrlliiiV lilotMiin.
; l:i-li in iu broail al lira of aC' l'l
Tl.c nlr I. t Ii it k w lib Hi mvhi of li inaiia
eiil:ud ajipir., auur a.ii. and inmior.
t: it uroT round tiirlitllr li'iini.tra.ln. and
tbc lit'i'l.of tall, u'ri-rn cuim. on ihr .unr
r.i.Ur ilie ikl.ind li.U of, rul plMMiit
v in Ilie cool M-.t briH ti-. Tlir mpir, too.
r.'iii ilrtnrrilrly bnppy; tlir frw Hliilim
Iu tiir;r clran drill mm. and .T iw li.ii.,
the lnv.'ro wonieu with .lately llurc et
(i by the erect lioi-cof llnir heid. (n.
ronu'l witii Ii nulLin lm-f. of k'l i'ly riM
aud )ellow, and tbe little nik'iter ilnldreii
running hImiiI, with miked little laxliev
Ll'i.n' in the .nil.
All of thrc thliu ar.iii.id (o-.ITry Il.r
tent , delight aa be luuded in TniliU'-M
an J ;:. Uowu Miind I he .!.i'e by the
Viir p.Tiiilrnt of Ilie 11. nut. a verutle
friuleinall c r ' ' 'oir.-.of ti;ieiii.
I.iry nwii-ti i.. i,.,r coiiiiiiund nit of
e.nH'e and k'enerul dealer III hoiue and ci lo
Hid pMilure, who welroiued bun with
Riwl .Hirer elTiiiion, and pill In. hoiir,
bl ervnnl. nnd caltle ill the er lie of ll.v
tirir coiner. Dax nt w a. in kiichawlnri
ot I rvv kcnvilioii. that it wa aoinu tune
N lore be fouud an opKirtiniily lor hntiir
Irnj niter Mi.. Khod.-..
"lk.ir Ilie!" rXLl.iinie.1 bi. Hew friend.
"The Idea of knnuiin; nny one brrr! I
Uiiof)oii mean Malnile itiiixliv I liit w.iv
hlir'. married now. Yoil never heanl of
it' A tnau callnl Conwy-lucky l.-irtar.
C.uiie over here a year or two uio n. ovi-r-arrr
u Mount I'ieiiaiit, inunied Maimie,
ami, on the death of her (.it urr. came into
p,rc.iiiu of the whole iMate."
D.M iit .c.in-.-ly lienr.l the hitter part of
tbi. In : lc chi-. Ii The blue faded from li e
t.yiimlthe jjlory from tlie lull. Mmiuie
n.rne.l! A v.i;n keliseof the futility of
tiling came over bim. and he w ished h tn-ai-If
back in Ktiuliiiid. It i it in Turi;hiiela
be ', 'in I In 'l urliii. I i be b.'ul to re
n nni, mid to learn tin iiiiiinl way. of hi.
du-ky I'Ulieiita, mid lo foretr u her w it h hi
pirilMiil collraisne, Itrv. M Joiie. who
ot'u i itr.l in the limet little .tone i hiircli
ouvi-p'd till over w ith tin Ik.,1 upple vine,
ml to inert Maimie n if not hum bad ever
pi.x'd U twe. il llietn, nnd to dine at her
bilkhaii 'n table, anil liiially, to keep a MitT
U;r bp w lule workun: out liken miuiibe
lot he hud niHirtoiinl unto liini.ivl
A mrprie even more illai(n-ealilu than
the new . of Mai inle'. ni.irri.ik-n wa. bi. Iu
tri-1 i : mil to her bilMml MoiitiLuiii
meet a iinetiinr., any the proverb, and I hen
rrt iijii. ir follow There w.u no earth.
quiiko in link c.ie at Tur.'huelt. but lb
two men glared for a moinrnl at rat h other.
Until ( incay put out hi., h ind, nnd with
an aviiiiiitiou of roiih p-tii ility, wnj.
"Come, we inusn't lie bad frieiid. here.
Let byk'onea I"' byisomm."
Ami then Hasriit had rrforee to accept
the dive biauch proiirrrd in the ha of
t e pa.it nun k'la.nl baud, although be
frit ti.e nnhea of an alinit forijoiteii di-
t'n-t l.:itt into flame w ithin him,
.M.iImho rrreivril It i i ii with a k'l"'l wel-
cotne nhn hanlly .trove to hide. She won
'.iil the .a me .wret, utiaophlxtiented little
K';rl lr had fallen in love with two year
before in Knuland, In apite of aceituiu aeri
o inr.M of matronly ilinlty which eemel
to him uuuiiilly iiicoiik'ruou.
"What on earth made you come out lo
tin. br.tvrii fomukeii placer" he u.ked one
c iy. He had been illiiiuu nt Mount I'll a
ant, nnd it tieinu crop tune ( on way bail
ruvl.nl off to the works, leaving the two
liiiie on the vrrnu'la.
"I iloti't oiiiie think it i. that," he re
plied, In xi I y enjoying the niixinlikht and
the kctiit of the orange bloswuiia In the
Kanlru. "1 bad no hlea that Tiirubuela
waa tucb a (NtrndU a. far aa (jod made
It."
"You are a. bad a a womun. You at
tack ii!a isiii-. in.te.id of coiiuiu to lb
Co.tit. I n.ked you why you lame out.
11 looked ill) uuicklv at her. lirr bead
was turned ni.le in rriticil contemplation
cf a twin of jasmine kne wn. twi.tin
bull he could nut tell her the exact truth.
"What makes mendokilly thiiiu'."
"Tlieii it was uniply your own folly that
brought you here?"
"A. It baa turned out. How have you
matured to becouio o anjiitneiilntivef
Vlieu 1 ktiriYjon In Kutlniid you were
the least lok'iial ol btlU k'irl. "
"1 liae ined many yrara .ini' th. n. I
m an old married woman uow." And
inrn. after a pauae, "Why did you never
rite to nier"
"Why did you leave Knluml o ud
deniy w ilhout lettinic me know One hun
uy you were (ml of pluiui for enjoy 111
Jour vimL, and the m xt, whru I Inwl toiicl
leu rn'le toaee you, learue. tliut Jou l.l
-i.td away on Wednesday."
"I know," the nud, ru.un "uddenly and
ti.rfjwin away the JuMiui.e .tulk, "it waa
a ni.take. I mut KJ and re w hut IVtre
Lit i lining with Hint coiTr "
"h wn. a ini.Ukr." That w.u enigmat
ical. J)a.HCiit waited homeward very
thoughtful, not without certain mik'l
lot-, nhnb the aound of Conway , voice
ai.d th.it of a woman, rair.l auddetiljr in
anry altercation aome y.pU Iu front of
b.iu on the ro.ul. did not allny.
"You lie, you black leit." aaid Con
way, and bi. ton broke haniily upon tbe
n.'-.r,;.k'ht .til.nom.
"Whether I'm black or whet her I'm tun
latter, don't tnak any diHrmue. Thar
"l!te p"np!, ,3. grjd rimi.'li to pull I
C"t cut of bla-k ;ii' f t. O tti" fa
t' er. Mr. Conwir, you're ml
When you'Dot dnnkiRK rum. you r
tank-ntt arrunJ re-t"'b'e pe;!e'
Ca'ctiH r. and i"r Miw Maimie up yin
dr tremH ..e a dm "
"Ilo! I your Uingn-." aaiT OiOtf
Sr'r. 'Her' five duilars "
"N-.t for five nor for fifty dollar. You
Can keep your dirty d iiar," repld the
Irdi.-natit ma!rin. and then .be ptuard aa
Cs-ent ;,a.wj I y.
T m.x.til jht wa too itmtii for the
ti luen to pr:nd to recojniiz aach
Klter. ILey (XCbaCil a cart guod Ble'bi.
f c 1 Daaect went on bla wy.
O . Ziat&W Of ooonaUaa aooCnnad ta
ft mini ib Titrmnoniihl w .re afloat
la tb. i.Un.1 cc-orerniBg Mr Couwny'. a
-.' . an u.rs.
It U b trd mougb," he rote , bl. , .
trinl..,giin,. "i., ,u.. gin ,,
for married U ...rr man. but wh.n
ILL man hu l-ii known ,,, , ,
"'"f. ' l""-l himself now to l
Imuken l.r.iie. It niaLcone simply fr,u.
He. And m,u,... . wi..:ri..,rlfc
Don lUilu ,). .... f p.., , , ,, ,
trust u,y.,.f. .hould not r. , ,
I bouid cm home lt ni.t
lr A u.sor.u I erue In. re,p.,n.lhil.
Iir l.jr hiding kl Lewi (mm them, ostru b
fashion."
Ko IWi,t resolved to.hideloTurgliiieia,
itidr,e play plaird i.ul M..i.,i-
t led an easy. plrtil ,fr. a. fr a. ma
terial plra.iip. rr coiiia-rnrd. He d'tc
lnre.1 tl. lay, ..hJ g,tur.i nr.;r.., Iu
tb.ir liraru' ooM.i,t. ami gained tirir
cere rsUs-in a. much by In kin. Inc. a. by
III uncompromising potency of In. iurtl.
j cuica, ami la I. j ir .urr hours idled the
. tun ay, Ixtthliitf in III many rol.mil
". playing strange An a ban Irum. on His
ir, uurui up mu b or fir 1I atljuiuintc
Hi iaraonak-r, or i luttinu in Hi. ii.il of a
rrr.ii.la wlnl tl.a tru,ial ti.in.. .mi
wiuuiaiiiiK. ii u a. lilt;, a li ..
liljr ruuM of Coiikii. bu, (iu Li anl.
Xnnl to ertnt Li. o,ii-jr of roncilmtinii.
lliil il I Dot rajr to avi.ul mmm ono
Dlk'llr in TurK'liiirln, aii'l D.M-nt u
mor of Inn ami .Mmtiiir ibin ,
for III. -ar of nillnl. Il notlc-nl, loo,
lliat Malinl aa Ik-uuiiihi to u.
bappr, ami aomrliiiK ha noiilil ratrli a
qun-r, furtiv i;l m. dim ml at lirr
uii.oann, aii i, mirv man ail-lnmi a o r
Uin nlil of irw Ii a.ir un lilininUk.v
i !! Iiulil In lirr ur.ny rir. lii-u Coii.ir
owl iiwi iiirin or IU. prrarnir. lliir bn
Tnuurlv liintnl at rvtiiniliiu to Kiiuliiml.
Shrlooknlal li 1 tit half friiiliivtiiHl.iiinl laul
lirr Imml upon lii. arm In lirr ImpuUiv
fa.llion.
"Vou niu-t nit ko j-rt nwlulr. Vou tnnt
lay ami Lrip rue u. a i.t.ir villi
1'lnlip. Promise me you won't pi yrt."
Uur iiiurninii about a wr. k aftrr tlila h
rod up to Mount 1'lravunt to ar Conway
profruioually. Hum ami l.u and uuliiii
Itrd llau bail alln trd tin lurr. ami Ifitariit
Wriit lociir It, llliu li a.illi.l bi. will, lis
bad a-arrrly liilclird In. .ny up to the
nai pot wbru .M i:mir, witb tinut, friuht-
cnrai r;r. aim a w nit lurr-, w r.ii a ttranu
ml mark arnw. it, riilin out tiin Hi
Vrr.nnd , follonrd by In-r bu.liaiid. II
b.Jr'idrntly Ix-rininnkiiu. 111. ryra wrra
blooxl.liot, nml b r.irruil a tbick ridiiiK
hip In In. band. D ix iit aprantr up lb
trp with fury in bi lir.irt.
"Vou lirutr :'' lis lioiitnl, aa, with a lit
tlv cliukiuir aou Maimii ran to In iii fur pro
tr (ion and clunir to ln urin.
"Stand luu k, or ty bravm! I'll kill you!"
cru.l Cuuway, liramli.liiiii bi. whip, "I'll
kill tb two of )out You and that"
Diwrut .hook lililivlf frrrof MmimiIs and
da.brd Iii. Il-l full In I lis kprakrr'. farr.
Conway tvrlitl, .truck hi. bradai;aiiulth
liutvl, and lay atuiinrd.
"lle't dead!"
"Oh, no, be l.u'l. M.iImho, darling, bow
dlil tbla baprn t" anknl Davut, loaiuK bla
arlf rotitrul.
"Wr iiiurrrli-d br'aiiM I aaid you bad
furliiddi'U him to drink, and turn ih, my
luvrl my love! ht-lp mr." And alia fi-U
kubliintr into bU anna.
"C'omr, .Mallnlr, tin. wnu't do," be aaid,
witb kiml roiiKliiira "(irl your bal at
one mid no to .Mr. Join-. Tbnt'i the
only thinir to l don for lb prrM-ut, I'll
Hay and look aftrr him."
Tbut nitiht M innie alrpt at III paPKill
aue, wlnlt brr biiibaiid reiiuuiird a aullro
tuvalid at Mount I'lraxant.
jrly t lie lint iiioruiiiK Diwut waa auni
moiird by a little black Ini)'.
"rirax-, ir, Mr. Conway', rrry au k, and
old Joe think, il la yellow fi vrr "
Thrrn waa nodoiild uf il. The tihitaliy
yellow fu'-r, (lie drlirioii. r).- and lbs rak"
lint frvrr told llirir own laia. D.uu-nt tniule
a few hurried mcmimry arrauuruirni in
the .irk room, will olio luiitst ui r oil to
tliechrinl.l'. and aiiothrr with a note for
M.illnir, tellinil lirr lirirfly what had oc
curred mid icrriiiptorily forliiddinii her to
Come near Ilia limine.
lie aaw at once that It wn. a lol rare
almost boirliu. .Still bi profnational
pride wim arouvd, and he llilrmlrdtocoin
bat the ilirae de.ieralely. lie win pour
IiiK a draiiuiil of quinine down the pa
tielil'. throat when the door oerl and
Maimie rame into the room.
"Cio away, Maimie; ko at oocel I'll ael
you nrwa of him," ba aaid rather liup.t
tiently. Miniule took off her bat ami threw it on
a chair.
"He i. mr hiuihaud, anl I am come to
curr him."
"It's miulurwi. You are not troni(. Y'ou
ill he riiiliinn into certain death."
"And youf
He khruiu;rl bin .boulder.
"It . a doctor', duty," lie wild.
"So it I. a wife'. I am .Uayinif. Jul
tell me what you waut dou and I II do
It."
Daaetit could not (jnicnay her. He
hniKUJ Ii' boulder aaiu id token of
rrliiciuul uhmi..iou.
Hour after hour durinn that aw ful 111
Dra they watclinl torllier by the kick
man' bed, tryiiiK nil that ieiice and uu
reiuittiuir rare could ilo towiuhitn U.ck
to life. In hi delirium he muttered think,
thai mode D.wnt'. blood boil and .Mai
one', face khimt whit and art. Tbe brume
acruaa her chrrk where the whip bail rut
ber .till remained. Ijanrut Waa Mtlutl w itb
a terrible temptation to let liliu ill there
and then. Il wa only too rny, aud It
could hardly be called luunler.
It aeemitl niun.trou injii.lire that tbl
Urunkru ru Hi all .hould lire lo bar bia way
and Maimie Ui liai'inr. What if h
told ber all Ii knew that Conway wa a
fellow mrdirai .ttldeiit of hi.; that be had
awiudird hi iu out of a lare um uf money:
that he had Hirn.il into an Idle turf loafer
who lived upon the hard earned anlury of a
provincial uctrein. In hi. ilelirium Con
way culled bl. wife "Kloie," and aked
ber for money and cursed her Utterly.
And Mitiuii litrunl aud half Kue-ied lb
nilaerabl truth. Hut Uiu-nl acarcely
.poke to her, ar in w hisiervl luomatjrl
lahlni, k'l'lfif I1"' direction. They llb
U kiirnt, waUbiniC the iiibu they l-tb
liateil, whoa death with a terrible dread
ol their own aelvr. at their heart., they
were both lunidnK for, and yrt, at tb rua
of :hnr own live, were .t riving to avert.
Aa old oeicro wuiu.ii, Maimie' nuree
faithful In all thin;j. a nrsme. re
hared lb nUht watrb with them.
At dawn Uueiit, f"iin out to breatli
.be freh air, wa. .iirpnl at arritin a
traoc thlnu hanitiK ly tb Uoor. ii
waa an old bottle liiir.1 with ratr and traw.
and from tb mouth .tuck three crow'
feather..
S I, .ton earth I. t.iV b aaid aloud
tobliuelf.
"Thit I obeah." replied Munilr, who
bal crept out behind bun. "lUv you
Drrer hranl of it It I. a i-il to bnri.'
drath Into tbe bouae. Th neaT"e bate
bim o."
Wbrn the fatal black romit ram Daaent
ro'itterr-l to biinarlf, "It I all orr.
.Sot Jrt. ther I .till bop.
Maimie, In a low voine.
for two honm Conway borrel betwrvn
Ufa and death, vitality only kept In bim
by upremr, nnrelaiinir devotion. Hewa
do lonirrr a man ID Uaarnt'. ryra, but a
r which be waUhr.1 with breatblea l:i
terrat. At length the tnmi paaard, tbe
fever abated and Conway fell ibio a cajm
alerp.
"W he aarnl Ina HI. aail uaaroi.
witb a deep breath.
Althoutih the worat wa over, loeway
rrq-nred for day b mat eonatant ran
that ttaaent and Maimi could (Dv bioa.
H lay Unsaid and ezbauated, ail but
aooaciua of tbau preaaaoav Xb4 tbla waa
thaw aaat irisi. It auyil
ay to pul .f to tb tMrtirronnd rtunru I
toe (iniera.nl of battling with tbe dir
; Dot o lo continue watchful and ten
Qer &o that ll.a rjti4 i..t. I...I ........ ki.fl 1
they ran.tmin!.antly ...a of ih or-lr,!,
acb .lreria-thrnr.1 to lot aud rec t for
lb oilM-r
Due day thry were w. kluri b) the w.u
dow of tbe n k rsiu whrn tliev were
tartled by arrul Cum.av nw in bed and
poiul urn.r slruarn lo the i.or. It wa.
Uitlrsl.i,-n of vitality be bad show a.
"Who l that woman II w di I eh
bereV
Auakthen a voice waa heard from the
ball.
"I don't rare whether Mr C mway is ill
or not. Just tell bim that In. wifr, Mr.
Conway, w l.hes to speak With bllll."
"Klosaie! My wile!" cried Conw ay.
"Do you mean to .uy you married Ihvt
woman )ou .in,.i on in Copland '"
enrd l)ent llrnx-iy.
The woman', vnue outside waa barely
audible. Conway fell back rhaulesl on
bi pillow.
"Yea," b ua.ie. "Th name' up.
Whydidu't jou 1. 1 m dm Itbiu.latii
dying now-Malinie"
He .triik'tfUsi to kity tuore. but the word,
atuck In In. thro.it. He drew two or three
paamodic breath, and tlirti r ii.nl liiuwlf
conuliuvely and fell back, dead. He bad
died of ".hock."
"Ah, my dear Mis. Prin-illu!" aiid a ne
gro woman, alum two in, int in after this,
to a frieud who waa doing brr Hi kindly
ofTlreof plaiting her hair, a. they aut ot
th threshold of a house. "Ii wa, tin.
Olieah na llid it. Wlme sople luUk'h at
olvah, hut when you put ubcnli over a
door Kimeihin'. Uiun' ,ir In !iaprn in
nle." "How hi. wife roine to I'.ud bim'" in
quired Mi. rriM-illa.
"Well, the reverend .ay n. bow It war
judgment of the gisxl Uod, but 1 think il
war the olieah nnd ih mouth that war put
upon him ever sruce he i uuie that brjunt
bl. wife out lo II UnliMi play nctliu "
"What", thai, Mis. S.phyV
"I'lay arling," replml Mis Sophy, wbo
bail ern the world, "i pnMen.ling to be
omelssly els... like if you mid mewarto go
rotl II ' saying we war w Into iieople ou a plat
form, and toe folk, nil laugh."
"1 sew," said Mi. I'nscilla.
"And llienoiie.iii must bare told her bo
waa here, and .o she came. Ah, in) dear
Misa I'rin illa, he w.u rcnl wicked. Too
debble' got hi in n iw by the fisit. And
Dow Mi.. Maiuiie'. gwme to lie married,
and i. gwme away Irom Tnruhuelii, iiorr
that Mount I'leasnul Is to Is' .old. I wish
wa could put ohenh on ber an. I make her
.lay, but thar'. some thin,-, itwou'tdo,
my dear child. Hut I'll go to old Joe, aud
make the old nik'er put a k'reul bit; ola-ali
when Mis. Maiiiiiean I Dr. Dasrnt get mar
ned for them lo have lot. of pretty chil
li! u. Thank you. Mis. rn-ill., I mu t
Iwo able lo get any on to do my hair f.r
th lat three mouilia. All Ih War
Itouud.
Copper. I.ir Car r'ar.
The other eveiiiug. riding on a street car
witb a lady, the w riter f.-lt in hi waist
coat m kel and discsivervd there no .mull
change except a nickel and live cte
per cent. All these com. be took out and
poised ta-tweeh thumb and linger reurii
tory to paying the two fare when the con
ductor came along. "Dear me!" the ludy
exclaimed, "you are not going to give tlio
rrnor fellow coppers'" "Why uotf" 1 asked;
"wouldn't be rather have them than
change a dollar?" "Of course tint," .he
aid; "don't you know that the company
won't Irl them turn In -iunrs, but that
Ibry have lo go and gel rid of them boiuu
wbere?" 1 did Dot know it, and Indeed seriously
doubted that a corsirnt ion could le aa
mean toil, rmploy r ua t hal. I Insisted oil
paying the fare, w ilh toe nickel and the
live cois-rs, bin n amui aa he had rung
hi Isll punch the lady usknl the mull
point blank, "Is it true thai tlie company
won't receive s-uttics from you?" "I Hi,
yea. It', true." said the man; "they won't
let Ua turn in any m-uiih-s, and a good
I.OMj.f ll.JB lltflM ll.HM 'M 111,.' til llir.
wire w-r have lokpriid ill running arniind
and getting rid of Ihe miserable siuff." X
fell guilty
"U many people give you copper.?"
"Women, iiiosilv." uid the conductor.
They Just dump'lhrm on if. Whenever
l . ,.,.,,..,,,., ,.- i . l.i nle .lit.'.
gning to give mccopier." This, In view
of tbe tact that It wn. the lady with ,,,, '
wbo bail protested against my transaction,
made, me feel guiltier .till. Hut lb con
ductor went on tclctit lessly: "We have to
take 'em; but we get even with 'em u well
a we cun. I al it at. give a woman some
oopper. in change; live rent most always,
arid alwnv w hen she give, me a dune to
pay ber (are
Hut I ain't iuite got Ihe gall
to give copier to a man.
acript.
lloHton Trau-
1
m.marrk ea Hi Throw of Kraore. it raw lint to protet t bi. w eak eye..
Human k on the t hone of Krnncel Tbl They were not three grace., tin. distill
aniind. rather aalouiahiinr. but he waa onca euikbetl trio of I ram lis! Wordsworth waa
ipokrn of Iu that connection. And by Na-
poleon, too. It wa during Ilie ilrleiillun
of the dethroned rtnpcrornl Wilheltnshoh
iu 1KT I . when Napoleon and some member.
of bl. stulT were dist ussuig tlie probabili-
tlu of NaMilisin rensceuiling the Krench
throne, iinttaof tbe doing of Ihecomiiiun
waa brought in.
"Humble too horrible!" exclaimed la
petit eniprrriir.
And then, after a I'ing klleure, b r
unietl, "1 know a man wbo, if on Ih
t'rrnrb throne, would I master of (cer
ruauy Id six mouth.."
"111. name, .ire?" asked hi urpbew.
Prince Murnt.
"Hisuiarckl" replied the emperor, aa b
turtle. I on bla heel. New York Telegram.
Tb fleerel t Vta Mollk' Kurce.a,
Th lias i. of Mullk' .uct rs. wa. prepa
ration, precision. Kor ye.nt llir.tiiet in.in
bad bent every energy to detail. He ha.!
devoted no time to .how work; h care 1
naught forth outward paradrofeflicirrirr.
II hail made kure that whnt Ihe army wa
uq IHIS-I I. WIS lit oiw , rtrii nmu
and ortlcer waa ready, aud knew In. place !
and dutr: that mobilization .hould mean
actual aattembly. Kvery untertain rleinent
wa eliminate.1. A far aa lay within hu
man (tower th war bad l-ren reduced lo a
mathematical calculation. Colonel T. A
Dodg in Vorum.
fark llarrel I. Posterity'. Prltl.
f . ,l . ,i BtL't li,-, (.' I
la a pork barrel owned by David I'erry that
waa mail and uard by Mr. 1'erry . f.u.er
over lot) years ago, and baa iirvt r lieu re
paired ainoa. It wa. made of white oak
throngbout and Mill appear perfect I y
BtMind. If all barrel, laalwl likatbia the
emperor buaiiirea wouldn't m very good
Uviftvo Journal.
A re. ..nry After lb Frt.
lavdy Why, you have mad mc twenty
year younger at Hi very lrat, you Cat
tererl
rainier If yoar llyshlp wlsbee ll
few dab of tb brush and the matter I art
right.
Lady (energetically) No. no; don't touch
Ik War il a it la. Wiener Kig.ru. ,
Uaaa aa4 Frfl Is.
firt riagu (on tbe way to a cltyy
What ar you?
Senond I'l.gu (traveling In th Mm di
rect ion I am a common coi'L
"irt I'laaTie (loftily l-Vou might aa
well tay away. Noiaely reeojiura you
any mora I am the grip New York
Warily
If Ilia .arfare uf the Albuil.c wa low
ered t,jM fwt it would ba rvlured to ex
actly half IU praawtit wldUi. If tb Med
lurra oaa n were Icw.rssl 80 feet Italy
woo-ul b Joluad la Afrtoa, aad tba aep
arala aaa would rmala,
L1TERAUY TIIAMW.
AUTHORS WHO ARE NOTED H Mlf.-
TORV A3 PCDESTfliANS,
Beater Waa Aevont; Ih I Irs ol rtmi
TT llai Any I'.rei.rd In Ib MIJ l.'a
Ac lb njnfrr of I'.allxU Moved f rni .
riare lo IMaee na I ih.i.
The literary tritnp I. no new thin."
riiouiiiiUof year. nM'o u blind one snK. i f
1'ie la-auty of Helen n t I Hie v.ii.r if
Aihllle.. Nearer our own il. .ini.r,
ilh M-rip and M .ilh . I il. in.d .i,.s I f
tread a. tin v It.m -il low.ud tin- ll.. v
I latud or liomr front it Tfiib ni..iir h.u.';
I they .trolle.1 from .: le ! cil . aid
I became the f.itli. rs of ,n.r.,l:ir. Tl.nl
illlrr iture era. .1 I i i i in f..f. W I. en it
I rou 1.1 nut ride, a. I'bnin i r n il.it t.nd M
! botlie. 1'irtd r wnU. pai m I it 1 1,( tt ii lis, U' o
11, 1 Ii Kro v i Ii of ill les, did away w it u lit
erary viik'atsiniiiikc. l.i:i tature nl:tn -t
fork i t nature In tune, ai d Hi- ti.iinp to. li
to k'arret. rather 1 1 a t to iiu-tiw,is ui d
role hlyll. Ill Is-d to krrpw.irtii. tlioy
within Hie last bilti lrr.1 y, art I, .is 'nu-i.t
lure a'.ilii found f el. in. J tin- p!, ii-.iin
iettai Ir of II. milker tratnpu, a, ..lie or
III couple, a'altl Im-i oli.rs prol.i.lii lit .
Almost tlie Oist of l.'. iiny tr io t ". If
lluli-.nl Hu t come w it bin li e ilrsi-npt .on at
all, were Mu lli y and Mai y I., u mi '1 n y
have left little tiareof t la ir adveiitun .,
yet that tin v could wiilk. or tl.o aghl lh y
eoiilil, I. evi l. lit In liiir plan lo go nt
listt from Paris to latiisaniie V.'ecatih a
n.-etiiig glimpse of them tru.l,;itn with
Jane Clairmoiit tbroiikh the itn.t and
Kriiinbiitig blttirly lit Iheivd f.ue and
LnllMfgcf Vagiiboliilage. t he It tt,in. u
ruling I y I n res ci I hi ir on v ioiik"v 1 1 il n
pnininl ankle 1 r tnote.1 r .ell. v l.ltnst !f
lo rule, ami tin v had to buy "u t n tti .."
Th MMirest of trinps tiny uni.i have
bet ii, for liol lot e of lint lire but m an-lt y of
gold put them on their feci. W hat the
Dative, of the country ll.oiiklit of thnii iu
Dinn can say, for thegiris Irudk'rd in bint k
ilk guwn. and wi re of the hated inition.
Doiiliilrs. hImi t bey triulk'i tl nloin; in the
kid kliisrs nnd silk Ktn kings nnd I'e
Corilml and Iron husked stay, that tt. re of
that ilnr. ,o wolnl. r tlie p. 1 1 k .i n
"kprniii!"
A Moiiter If lesa roinnnt ic rr of pe I. s
Irian, were Jiiiuc. uud Hariiet Maitinraii,
w ho In I "--.' iniide a tour on foot to.rt '..rill
Scotland, walking .'.oO milt. In a lin.iith.
Mis Martineitu wa. ulwny. a enpilul
walker w hile she luul brail h, and Wonls
worth accused ber of "walking the lcc
oil" of half the g lit It turn of . n lil.--i.lt-.
for all Hint she na. ti.tt nnt iiniinai:uiii.
live of Women. She bud n "nialily si rule,"
ami never nymph or pixie, elf or dr. ad
lured brr lo loll.nv kireaiii. or to ilr.-aiu
btneatli rustling loliuge llcrlarl Drown
ing and Sanaiiiia were another brother
lid si.trr w ho covered miles iihiii mile,
logt-i hrr. The pe. illint ity of t lit i r Jou me)
lie in Ihe fait that they did not Is cm
llieiu till Ih tli wne iiinhlle iignl. Tney
formed their companionship lifter Mrs
i'.row llillg'. ileal h, with w hose treble klep.
neither of I hem bad CUT kept par".
Hrow ning sih iiLs of kcventis u mile walk.
With So r in li i ui. un I reconl. nine linn,
accomplished in le-. than two hours,
which certainly niilrcd more Until tl.e
usual "manly si rule" from hi c"iiiiaiii'.n.
The Wurbwnrths, brother mid sist.-r,
wrre kplemli'l rxample. of literary tiatnp
Ing. Mrs. Wordsworth told Harriet Mur
tlnrau that W illiam and DomtLy koine
time walked forty mile, a ibty. Tout, on
toot werealnrge purl of their rxi. rience
tngelher. Tii iirsl thing they ili.i after
their reunion in I7P4 was to start oir iikiii
D lit tie .troll, of which Dorol hy wrote, "I
wnlked w ith my brut her from Kendal to
Grnamere, eighteen miles, and nfierwnnl
lo Keswick, lifteen miles, through the
most delight fill country that rver was
ecu." In November, l?.ij, they stnrtr.1
upon a iHili-strlan tour with Cob ridg
along the s. in wt.t.
A lit I lo later in the same inoiiih the
I lnr,'e ! ""K'' ' n . Inrk and cloudy
, 'teri.o. n. walking rlkht mil. for a turt
j while the two s u luld the plan of a lull-
I U. '"' lllB ttlu ' "'" V I'-'ll o
! W , ,ll,",l"'"'" '" ,U' T,'
j nirthotU of ll.e iwo did not run ex-ily .r
Briber, and The Ancient Mariner" waa
sin given over entirely lo Colerlilgn.
U..r.,lhy did not wnlk In a bla. k inlk gow n.
Doubt, are n uaonnlile if even she rt er bad
one. Her Usunl walk I tig cos mine wan "lit
tle Jacket mid brown ilrtsa" Cohridgew
may imagine in the kutnr rainu nt Iu wliich
be afterward traveliil with Hie two In
fcrotlalid the aoiled tialik.su Innisers, I In)
blue ctatt wit b brio bullous In wlncli ba
niouiilrd a U'liitiirian pul,it and pn achrd
ouiiuiihi. prrnimi, tt ortisworm tiouoi-
lira also wore hi ii.uul iut of iluuy
brown, wllb a Hupping, broud brirniiud
mt a hnndsome man; not even an iiuprt sa-
IV man. Ill spue or Ilie fact Hint Ihe
brother and sister w alked, aceorduig lo Ito
Quincry' calculation, between I').i.jO hihI
no,'J mile., his In:, were li.u worst part
of bim, and t he total t iled of In. narrow
person wa even more tun on ( ly in move-
nu-nt Ihun in rrrsate. Hi. walk wu. a mil
and a lunge, with eye lixed on the grouiiil.
j'Wlutnbly on bis leg-," the neighlsir ile-
trrilad him. Once Dorothy, walking far-
thrr la-hind him thau usunl and thiia get-
ting a better view, wa. hi rd lo exclaim
dlscnutclitnlly sevrrnl t litis s, "Can that I
William?" Dorothy berst If wiu short uml
light, wllb aucb a grivy tun a i. rarely
keen Ukiii u Kngllsli f.oe. Hrrrtuwire
ootfte.liior were tney fieri or Ixild, but
they were wild and Hartl.ng and hurried
In their motion, like thoseof mine wild
wood crrature.- Mucuilllaii'. M iga7..ne.
A Mate IHuner In V.ul.a.
In IVJIIi p.triarc h of Aif mil iu fetr1
ftauiicrio Faruese, the Hip'a nephew, in
the pul iu on lb (innl.cra. Ihe rim
wrr de knl with rxlraoriuiinry kumiitu-
i.l m , , .,,
n'-- ""V K'o rn. iiu.g. ..... i.iu-
,... - - .. -. j
the iatriur' h' cis.k. Among Hie gU'-sta
wrre twelv grnllnnen in f.uu y in an lie
Bistum of green aatin v.ilh rd lining,
aearing ram of tb antne colors, and eut.b
icroiriinitd by a latly dresstti iu white.
Tin. repast lasted lour hours, varietl by
I aiu.lc and lb profewtioual riitrriainer. of
o a- ., -.l.l .. i. i. a
loeuny. nni.i,ii nnu tut tin. nig ui u.
i- i . i it i " i . " .
Ic It ll.e birtl
tew out Into the room. The gur-' strove
aitb each other to caUb tbcae binla.
National lb new.
V. hslr. That Have leelh.
I e lire, n land whale but no trh,
a r .a it i.a.e l.aa Ihr.ri iu great tjucu
ni i... lower Jaw, and ti s th- m, t.x,
wui'iti resjuirea Ou tne other
W
th. -
III -s
lllll
baud, the narwhal very arldom ijrteiojst
Dior I h.n .ilie, Ih left nplsrr sinrm. ll
make up for tne lark uf tin in 1st. by the
extraordinary growth attained by tins one
Us .to. It grow, out and right forward, on
a linawitu Hi besiy, until it Is-. n. -. a
veritable lu.k. oinetiuie. rr.ru.: ,
begtb of tu l-ert New York W 'or id
th
bebitraa,
j T it considered an honor to be arnt out
aa a miaaioriarv'"
. "Ya. Why?"
I "I waa only wonderiBj," aaid Mr. Vealy
"My husband longfgatioo are unanl
moualy drairuua that b aha.1 gj." Nw
York tpocb.
I'm for five.
I Eba (U tb theater) Tbut blind man ia
tb next row atmi to b n-g to play
aa wall a tbt real bf ua
Bm Ueatad Utund a high tilr- T -.
w aoaot, Joat asoat. rod ew-i.
"CZSij) r.-'TV-CNC"
A apnr.., i I h i,lrr Tl .t II.. rnoleat
lliliil.sl s, lo.lu. .,r Ir ns
Forlbepol .'..lor 1.1 ye.ii. I'.e f.T .w
lllg o call I "l i,r's I tit l one " less I on
, a puli to l'..ti..i it . i d if s. and t
j were tt rei I aliMrl la a-ir mi vd ciniriri r,
! Il ai )in t!. f i1 e if i' fr..'1'l i,. lit li.it re
i Would be iLictrrv, so Ifiii', fill Is I'.e
.'ir.t and I u k' ...'- f t ' l '. I I . t ini. '.t
linlt.it. ! II l t ue i l. . th
fraud in full
1 I. And II i .tins ,i n':, r t'
lllll I
.f t I f- s
tli ll A Mo on .it 1 1 , ii,.,
' f I. lei.t at
Unit Ihe j.Hlii.' 'I" O'l'l'-. III.
'i And l I. I a ii in l-.w I w.th mr
CSIlie frolll I r w It n( I . w l.,,rf m ,s. Iran
llig int a sia'T
It And ii. ih. on nr. -r o. I n,. i ' bit ni
k.i'l unto him. 'I'ur-i in. I tltt're, a'
and
nil 1
a:. 'I
whj.Ii tl.v bet. r.i. I ti r i l i.ik'il
llioil .licit arise r ii .) nil Ihe uioi.ov
g lliv way
i Hut I in nrni said, Na . f r 1 will at i le
Oli'lrr this It-e o
5 And Ahr tliam presM I Ii . mi k-n tt ir. so
he t lin e. I n I t hi y t. . -tit ln' i I he lent, kll I
Ahrnh.ini bnike u.iiiav.in I b. 1 1, au l
they .Ii. I e.t
n. A lid w '.'Mi Ai r tt .tut in t hat ll e m ill
b!e-e. li. t li .. .r s ,i unto I. i n. lo t,,
fort d.N--t thou li"t t..r.ii.i tl e in t.t b.ll
litsl. ! - r uf he Ki ll and e II h'
J. And Ihe man answer, d lltil sill, I ibl
lot Wor.lil'l the ll i Hi.i'l .;s irt of,
neither do I i il up ii hi.liitnr I'lll.tvr
made to let.'.f a c d
tt ;,i. ii
a'. .!. Ii al
: h me w it li
mi. III my liiiiise and orot i.
all thitiL's
H And Abraham's nn r wis kinlbsl
against t h it in in for n Ii it I. la I so I. un I
lie nr. and ilrote tniu forth wita blotts
Into I be tt .Mi l in
V. And ni uii'li i !.t ll" I i i'h I upon
Abrnhnin, sating, . i,r ih.i'n, w t ne Is the
t ranger I hat i nine I't I he way "f the tent
at t be goitu .low n of the tin
IU And Anraham utisw.rt'l nnd al.,
Iord. be w-ouM not ttr.ln;t tins-, iieiilor
Would he call ii"ii Ihv ii.irne, therefnrt I
bate driven I . tit out I. "in I . fore my foe
Into I be w lilrriics.
II And (l"l s ii. I, Hue ii I I. niie tvn Ii
lilttl thre Ini'i.iird mid tiiti. lt nti-l eiiM
.I n itir hed him. an I . lot hcl linn,
tan. lit.' be li 's rlillrl nn':t 1 1 - st
il.!-tii."i in. i. tin .- iiits. II Uiii
le ir ti 1 1 Ii In iii i" . in.: al ?
Ii
i I w ,
lt:r? I"
a h tun r,
IJ And A bra
I At not the nn
gi i of
my I tir il wax ti.'i nt hit s.-rv. tni.
I-' I
hate siiiiiisl, I ;,iH' mr I pray of
II.
III. And Alirahiin uro.e an. I went forth '
Into tbe w ildrrn. s. nnd sotilit diligem ly
for t be man nut d he had found bun nnd
returned w .Ih him to Ihr teat, nnd when
lie bad eiitertaiiiisl bun kin III lie .rut bitu
away on Hie morrow with many kilt.. I
11. And Ii.mI spake ne,.iiu unto Abraham, I
any I ng. for t his thy .'ti iik' unst I he st ranger, I
thy sis d r. 1 1 it , I In iiillh led i J year, tti a
atrnug" l uul.
li lb.. . for thv n-is iiianis-, w 111 I de'i-.er
them, ni,. I they si a, I come f rtli tttt!i
power and with gladiii.sof heart
The author of this einlo H.i.ln alciirh -
Ity I. unknown. It h it lireii tr.i'S'l buck
uvrr "tin years to a rerstiiu p.st.wl.n kitu
ply sat. "It wn. ko relaiisl to me." Si.
llll. H.iuloir,
ntftii tiitttd 1'Ulaui I. Id. tig.
neneral Merri'.T, iu W.i, fi ll with a bat
talion of the i'liili rata. rv to the relief i f
1'iiyti, and ci vend Ho tii.it -s fnuu 11 a. in .
O. U 3. to S p m , t h t. .'. -t a o ihit. an 1
l boiir--a. i "inp tiiinl by a b itt ilion id
infantry in wagons, whn ti ui uli retard' 1
th man h. lie arrived on Hie sti nt' In
gootl ortlrr and re t.ly f.ir tlie ll. 'it Mii,;le
courirnj hud rl lih u In ovr the stiiir ids
Innvc Inmi Thoruhiii g'. coiumnud during
Ihe prrvloii. two or t line d it s in lesa I bin
tweuly-foiir hoiirH. f upturn IV S l) ' l.;e
Diarcltisj his coiiuii.tml on tlir .uti.i'isra
.Ion right y iinlea iu sixteen hour. I.i. ti
tenant Wtael, of t!ie Koirth cutalrv,
niltrclltHl hut tf'Mip selell'y nine, ill tW'tdle
bourn fl a in lo 0 p in -uiid r.uiu. In
fresh, and double that il.. tal.ee has la-ell
niude from III u in till.' p m in t il iy.
Ill ISlD four men of Company II, I irsl
cavalry, Isire ili..iii li.i In.io Foil llariirv
torort Win in r, MO imh s over a b.ul rti.nl
twenty of It k ind - wit h In le ami I il l
Water, in twentr two lionrs, eighlts-u and
half of w hh h arttl il mar. lung Hiiio.
The horse, were in sui h goisl t on iiilou nt
the end of Ihe rule tlml aftrr one il,iy'
rest tbe men stalled Ink k, mid made Ilie
borne trip at the rate of sixt y mile, a day
In l.tK), l.ieuteiialit IIoIstIsoii, Klrslcaiiil
rv, rode from I'ort ltpwailo t-'ort Wall.i
Walla, I HI mile., over the .uotv, i'i-.t In
plncen, iu twenty Hiiro nnd a half hours,
and starting next umrtill.g. rode hack in
two ila) a.
These lire but a few out of m iii.uI riilnl
perfortnnnee.. Tlie keen niiprei lulioii nf
pare and of the ability of tin-nniinal. rid
drn III am ll fr it. i. niarkr i Men w hit
can do work like this nnd come In fresh
must lat consummate hiir no ll Colonel
T. A. Dodge ill li.ira r'a.
Aa llngllshlinin'. Ilwtila.
An Englishman, but lotio since Atnerl
canlzril, thus tells him .e stHi'.ie I a l. 'ln v
count rytii.in of hi. by Ids hoot,. He In. 1
recelvetl n telegram I nut nn old fileml o.'
hi Kiigli.il il .K, wlm tr :s n turning lo
Knglnnd fnuu Mexico null, e Stale., ttoul.J
lay at the I'ltlmer House on a lerl.tin morn
Inn. Ile bad not seen thn man forr giit
year., and hi. fa.e w-a. utterly forgoti.-u
The hotel clerk cmld give no further In
formation than that the lanl'slnnnti In
qtifsllun Wn. illiewiiere in Ihe rotund. i.
and that be tv re li :hl bicker. I tinu-ris
WbereiifKin lh l'.:i:;li-li At.ieriran la-gnn
to strut inie nil the t muser lb at ut, a'.eMl
or w nlkrd w ithin the n.l nulla
At lust l.s saw a pair that n-ruii d to en
wer the dent.riptiou Tiiry litir.1 b'llly.
morroter Ihe owner fair ml a .loot
lick, wore a ...rt of allotting Jacket, nnd
an air of liitleM-ndeiire The looker un
thought to himself: "I believe that must
b an Knglishmnn Hut ) l" Then bis
rye gin ii retl downward nuin until tney
rrarhrd tbe Ixeita. Tiie sik'hl w.i. enoiivii
ll recalled nieuiorie. tint nothing i Im- Ii
been able lo awake Ile went up to the
man with the Ik.iU and wn. not !iii.tn,.en
It wa. bi. old friend Afterward Ih ac
cent and audi phrase, a. "tl i, I .ay, you
know," "that' Hie game, I. il" brotnrbt
"Iha Ktigli.h of ll" very emph ilicall)
hotns to bun, but it wa. tlie hunt tual
really ilid the trlek. The traveler won
d.-rrtl afutrwitnl in a nuive way, lieeause
"I say, I don't knot why, but tln-se fellow.
all aes'in Ui know I'm Kngbsh! '" My frit n I
acuirare in wonder oisiily. Secretly be
thought of Ihe hoot, and did not wonder
Chicago Tribuna
Tidal Have at Humanity.
Tlia IniTfajo or l-' ri a.-o of iK.jiiilaU'in
by natural or ar.iiii i.il nnise and lUi
dutnbution of matikiii'l ov r i.!f..r. nt
ratrta of the globe are tint dominant f.to
tim of the l.ubirr and coti'htioii of too
bumun men. Tun rise and fail of tns
t;ot. arid of i mpire., the jrogre or
d'-chr.e of civil, za'i' ti r,.J the d ni.liia-
tlotl of man ov. r tl.o niu ultivatt; 1 p irt
of the earth are kll due to tt.a wuve. of
population wliich ar driven by varioua
cause to new cTic of rxuunc aail
Dw aeal '.f power.
! Tlie tidal inon'tii.'iiU of buniaruty
Lav ocrnrrfl our and over aguin at
many p-r)l of the world'. Iiiitory, but
with (rr.-at Irregularity. Thera tigva
been time wh'-n tne ini-r.-aaa of jopulav
' Una l.aa Irfv-n slow and it babiu e.lrn
tary. Tb'-r have tern time) when tl
whole l.titn.n ri - mi to have been
In motion, driven 1 y uni my.tenoua
Iwpulv to aek new Utid to culUvA4)
and tew ktouiea. Lin liart' lUrurw.
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n "ii s k I .1' i c it hi r:i-g toll
i. :s it ot. 1 1 i . i i.g Hie un know u
U. of tlatt'l and l.i,, 'iture, and gen
.lining we tl, h ninl latne if s.iix .-..
I, a.l trwr.nl bis l.r.p.-..
II s land rh.p is a I !g car of alninl
until, stroi k' "t"l I vl.t, w Inch is to riunb
llli'llllt. litis. Jo t ot . r . gs, Ir.'Hel through
forest, un. I ot.r pi i. ns. i,nd like a .I nk
pliuike from I he I. an I., of rittrsainl Ink. a
rn:hl Into tie writer mil s;sd uuuiter
ruptisl to n;'.os.r shores '1 In. com rie
ai.ee would Is- at once I he bniue, fort, .In I
ter, mrans of trnii.ji'iri.r ion an. traveling
kl ore house of I he t -luring mrt y
' ll l not I he lir-l n't.ni; t to i "tubuie a
team road t-nu'iue nnd si. niiiboat, y. t the
ppln -it mu n'e.rs to I., an or giii.il one
with Vr Is'inert
1 Mr l'iiirrt wa ll's to lie neither nn en
HuiM-i.t nor an iiiltrntitrrr lie Ini. no
p-irtit ular niiihiti.iii lo la a trrral evfloit r,
ninl Ilie w imle I tn'ig Is lo lillli a Imsiliess
prnssi ion r is ii ipin t iiiaiinered man,
I thirty .tie. jear. old, and is a m irhinr-t
ntlil engineer oy traile lie tins Issni ou
the I'at uic co is fifteen years, and during
four year, of Hint time waa III businesa at
lieiio, Nev. ile baa spent a uissldtalof
tune prosss-t ing for gold, nm n a pro
Ns-tor he .jH-nl n i.-.ssl deal of time evplor
Ing the Sierra M i.ln iiioiiiitattis m Mexico
I Alsnit four )car nuo be l.s ame liu
pressed with t he hlea that Hie I lark Cont I
iient WrtsHieone reiiiniiiuig new roiiutry
w lure a Ixmr man could g. t ru Ii easily, and
the I. h a b is clung to hint en r nin e. Ile
believed that there w as plrlit y of gold III
African mountains forgotten or yrt umlia
cotere.1, nnd he l.-lieve. .o e
lie wnultsl to go there to prn.iirci for
mine., mid In pluuiiiiig how he could travel
long tl 1st. huts through nn almost unknow n
omul ry t he Idea of a strum engine lo travel
on laud early occurred lo him
A.strenglh ami lightlies, are rr.ulsitr.
Mr. l-eiiirry proposed lo build the Innd
ship almost etitin ly of aliimuiiiii, which
weigh. niiiiiis to the cubic fsd, while
kteel weigh, nlsiut 4 la tsiumls to the cubic
fi.it The cylinder of Ihe engine would
'lsof steel and much of ihe lilting, and
I fumiliire inside of wtssl Tbe Issly of the
1 land .hip a. planned i. M lis l long, IJ feet
, wltle ami I feet high
ll ia lo Ire made of aluminum plate one
fourth of an inrli thick for the lower half
.ml one .nt.s'iii h of an Im h llmk forth
llisr half of the si lot and the rnnf. In
Ihe rear end I. a I. li ke spare (or wotal,
which tan la cut and hunted anywhere,
and the boiler si amis ulrtft the center
Al the ("i waul end air two twenty four
bur. powir tylni.ler. working a .hull
w ill, h Lairs a whrrl out. nle the car al
r .wh end I'.y mi endless chain the motion
of Ihl. w hcl i. transmuted to a larger one
hrlwriu ll.e two main wheel., fourteen
tret Iii ili.uneler, which are driven by
!i, i'. ins of chain p.is.lng out the driving
whisl la-lwivii them. Th main wh.s-..
are built like a bicycle w heel, the nikr
Is-lng iiliitnliiuiii Mils one (oiirth of an
lui h iu diniiieier. The llr. . of I ne mnlu
wheel, are eighteen Iliclu. In di.tlileler.
1'he large w hct-l. have no axle coiiins-tiUa
with tbe tur.
Iii cur lasts on a .hint which passe
through the i.ritlug wheels, ami Ihe main
whff Isiirerniiticctrd by a strong aluminum
bar w Inch .ups.rt. t he car and call revolt
on th main shall Th W heel, oollld Hill
go over log without elevating the rnr
much, and the end ol the lutra Is-aring tn
front main wheel can la booknl up
readily, making a three w herbal rnr. r.i r lo
turn around. T he front end of the tar retta
on a .Ingle wheel, which turn, readily in
any dim Hun.
At the front end U a drum, on w hlch no
fret of cable, In pull Ihr car If necessary, or
to pull oUt ruction, out of the way, ran lay
wound by a small engine for Hie purse
Ihr bottom of Hi car I a water tank,
while another waler ctimpnnmriit aur
round the outside of the car.
The interior i. lo prnvld living accom
modation for twenty men As a steamer
the hotly of the car or land khipresetn
hlea ou It bottom a lint bout or a cow
achooiier. A lever ctmurct. a pro.-llrr
haft with tlie niai hlnrry, and a. th land
hlptllml down Into thvwnler and iar
glui to lion I, Ihe proieller aeml. il onward
over Hi glassy kiirfac of mint crystal
lake, ripplid only by tli awful hlpout
ami. If Ihe water trip Iw long tli laud
w heel call Iw lukru olf and laid uu Hie
roof.
Whrn wood I. to be rut Ihe propeller I
llptrd off It .hafl and a In He wood saw
chew up furl In no lime The engineer
work the bind ship from lit. pilot lions
In front. Th whole car I planned lo
writ-lit llfteeu or twenty Ion.
"ton see," said Mr. Ieinery, a h ex
plalurtl In. drawings, "every part will be
Uiaile ko that II cull lot lukru off Very
readily I would eiHs-i to make from
three to twenty mi list a day with ll, accord
lug lu tl.e troubles met iu clearing away
Thry would be grial Iu a loresl. but I
wuuld avoid forests.
"Attarhe.1 tolbi. land hlp I would have
auolher cur Just Iik this except that II
would hair no murhiuery, and In it I would
Ink a three yrara' aupply of provision.
and tiinitiintloii. The rxi'iis of an army
of iurtera would lay avoided The car
would let proof against th arrow of
host 1 1 native, aud in It w could defy
ti.oiisanda
"Well, 1 haven't been able to figure
closely on the cost of Ihe ship yet. bull
auppoee on would cost alsrit M'.UUU, I
would Iik lo get tiiinnci.il bucking enough
to build two of tbrm and Iwo aupply cars
III New York, and I ought lo hav fl.iU.uuU.
I would calculate ou la-lug gone live or H
year. I would go mainly to priMpect: for
gold. Tbut country ia full of IL No, I
lou t know Just w here I would go to look
for It. I would go lo m.s.1 auy of th
mountain irhp Ih Mountain, of lb
M sin. No. I do not know whether thry
hntahreu prospected or tiol. but I duu't
think ao.
"Oh, yes, there', plenty of gold there.
Where else did Solomon ret In. gold? I
would tak a co.upnov of strong men with ,
tn. I would but three or lour mining
xprrla. a tbs tor, a in. in to writ th book, 1
a puotorapher and a ktirnlifir nian or1
two. I here 1. Ivory to Iw Ira. led for Hi the
luteri'rr, and ivory i. worth kix ib'iinra a
Pound. I could carry tons of it. The bonk
ami tie view, woold Iw worth a gotai dral
of nioo. y " .-ail Kr.Drist-o Chronica.
How rireasllilr Waa Naaaeti.
sJl'a curioiia how the name of town and
etrrcta man from o.netlnng that ba lseu
to fish ion of the day Wbo know wber
lb wort "ricradilly" originated from?!
tb name of that wonderful atreetof Im h )
i written mat -nine make lov ami
aotn mis pnriry In IMccadill." Th
atrert waa built by a tailor named Higgin.
whose fortune waa ninl. In a kind of collar
called I'.rradrl or IVkadill or I'loradillry,
whithwoa worn by all ib beaux uf Hi
day. Of cour it ia not meant that th '
tnt a It Mao da tolay waa built by bim, 1
Mil a ereclau a raw bouae lo which ba
av. tha ttaoka lit atraat Bow bear. Nw ,
tnk boo. I
ROMANCE OF PnOSiCsAL 60N3.
Itraeg rnrluar. it.al lief. II Taa VTay.
w.id ll). la llirir ttaaslerlei.
M.y.r htreie, of Allstny, lit., recall an
Intrn-sliiig imi letit i.l udventui II Ull
Ih at. .ry in hit own word. "Near my
father a home. In Ail.-k'lni.iy county. Vir
ginia, lived a ( niii.y by the ua'tiaof ICry
Dolds, oomased of a nuu aud wife aad
everul aolis
They w.re Illiterate jieople. and wi r
regarded l y th.-ir iieighieir. a. a preily
lough t not. I. No iii.u. it ever treated hit
llai.. wiiii gretier set'-rdy than did old
Pi. in Ifey.ioi'l. tre.t hit sons, and under
u. I. tre.ttinei.l they had hill I, tti rt-swct
I t their parents and no lot fur tn.ir
h'Hlte
"When I was nun teen yrara old Iwo of
tinsels), went ti a. hnol lo me. and on
of I lit-nt c . i it .. I iietrr utiil. rsi tiul Hie prtu
ci ie..f siibtr.icti. ii. lliougli ul In. father'
I'ltnls r y trd he louid ci. Hit liimlasr 11 bl
head faster ami more accurately luau I
colli. I with a I cm il
"Old li 1. 1 ll lie) li ihl. a. so owned a grist
null, ami one moriiitg almul i liestnilt llm
those si l.ol ir. of mine wrre sent to lb mill
to get meal for brt ukia-t
"After getting tne meal thry started on
their return houie, but wao.lere.1 out Into
the WissU, nnd Iu y it heriug curst nuts lot
.ight of the hn;lit of I nie, and forgot tna.r
errand until t ne lurakf ts hour bail lor.a)
Hire ussed.nn.t know ing Hi il they would
g"l an uiuiiercii'ul n.'i.iug for their tru
am y, t lie i ile. i led runt then aud ther t4
Ir tt lii.ni... llirir failure to return that
day aroused the fears of tlnir parent, and
the country w ... se.uire.1 (or Iheni for day
alterwn.d w it lunit uinru and Iben they
were kit. n up as lo.t
" Twenty tear, or more after that a
stranger rode up to my father' cat and
asked (or lodging for Hi night It wa
cheerfully gnuited him, nnd that night, ua
they w. re situng around ihe lire, (or it
wa.agtin chestnut tune, the Mrungrr be
gan to make uuoiiriea concerning tn (ley
UnhL family. The khrrifT of Hi county
wa. also ss-ti.lingtlie night at my father's ,
and reuit tnlsrlng the lost Ixiy.uf old man
Iteytu. Ids, during the progres. uf the stran
ger'. Itiiinric. be turned Iu bia chair and
asktsl bun:
" 'Ain't you one of them anu. of old man
Itrviiiihls Hi. I ran atvn) ?'
"'Ye. I am one of them,' replied th
t rnn ger, and thru he went on to tell how
h and bl. brother made up thrir muni, lo
lent home, never Mopping until thry b.ul
reached the Ohio rivrr. bow tln-y bad
drifted Into Mississippi, grown up and In
come lost to each other, and bow, after
many year, an Irresistible longing bad
come over him to revisit the kernes of hi
rhlidbnod, and bow be bad mad Hi long
lourury on bontelwck lo aali.fy that long
lug "Klndlog thai bl parent wer .till alive,
and that thecld mill was still running and
grinding meal for the ctimmiiulty aa of
yore, when he left fur hi old home Hit
next mornlDg, be went by lb mill, urcur tl
a .mall rack uf mrul and carried it tn bla
father bouse, where he received kiitb a
welcome na b never lfor received.
"He srtilatvrrl week with but parent
and thru Irf I for hi. home Iu Mlseuwlppl,
aud that wo th last ever heurd of bim or
bia bnilhrr truant, who wa thought to
havo gone lo California and become awnl
lowed up and luat Iu lb ruab lo tb gold
llelda"
There wa. a far away look In the major'
rye a be concluded, and Ilia reporter
linnitifil Hint probably bli.old Virginia
11011. was again lieing looked at through
tlie.trong leu. of lore and memory, aud to
be kipet out and left bim lingering amid
Hi recollection of cbvainut lima. Albany
New and Courier.
The llo.itta Ma wlta a Caa.
Ther I a mid. 11 aged mun la D wton
who walk, with a cnur and wear niuilon
e( whisker. I met hi in one 00 Milk
street, and I waul lo meet him Ju.l one
inoi In Ihe llesb. llr it wa who told ma
the way lo th Hsto:1lce,aiIirectiou which,
If followed, wuuld bar taken in up tba
Mains cruut nearly to liar Harbor. IU
also told ma we had live minutes lo catch a
certain boat, l.ikoa kiiewithagracefullr
diminishing tail th littl proceaaion, of
which I waa Hi humble bead, lor through
lb atrert aeeklng lo follow our gu.ilv'
direction. Wa flew east four block and
collided with th public building. Wa
dashed altuut and aped north by northeast
aud entered a circular park, where w gy
rated madly until a po lie man cumlf
placed 11 In a cab and told u to take our
tun a our boat did not leava uul.l V
o'clock.
Aalt waa then 7 SO, and wshad been run
ning eleven blocks with th mercury in th
seventies, our thoughts reverted to Iha
middl aged man with rupture. And tb
rapture baa grown with ru until I quit
yearn to meet him again and thank bim
for all b did tn niak our brief stay In
Ibnlon BO exhilarating It ia Dot luuck.
perbap, that a middle aged man with a
can can do lo this sllrriug, antra world.
but if provtdrace only throw a worn aud
wanted female ton r 1st la bl way occasion
ally h Deed nut lira In vain. Though bora
lama, and having attained an ag when
th madcap Joy of youth pn.ll a little, aa
It were, the opportunity to inak thing
lively ror lour l.u i hi, an long n. b live
In Boston and pretend, lo l posted ou lo
catiouaaud boata. Chicago Herald.
Brwlbara Ksshang Casta.
Two brother want into a restaurant tha
other day to din. It was dark when they
cam out again, and both of them when
tbry got to the elevated station step slop
pe.L "Hang It," eid one. twisting bis arm
uncomfortably, "I got soma on' coat.
I'll have to so bark ami change It." "Hold
on," said lb other brother; "I got Into th
wrong coat too. I'll go back with you and
let my cot.".So thry start e I back. When
they cam Into Hit lighted room for tbt
aeeoud Hmt ont brother aaid to Hit other:
"Conn, get oul of brr right nwtiy be for
any UDoe ua You barton my coul aud
I hav 00 your, and neither of u bad
ens enough to think of that when w
wer at tbt tlavatcd .Union." New York
Tribune.
Ua 1 1 Last Leg.
Several bvlie and gentlemen Visited
Central fcpark. New York, and they ad
nil ml lb auimal very much aud mor
particularly tbe kangaroo.
"That poor auimitl is going lo dit pretty
toon," remarked Uu Suooheriy, punching
It with a can.
"1 don't aet aoythluj wrong wlta It,"
aid Giibooly.
"Youilon'lf Well, Ida. Can't yoaet
that it la 00 it last leg.?" Tx Sifting.
Tea Leave fur a My.
When yon feel th pricking pain on tb
tyelid that announces tba couilogof a sly,
us aa au application very .trong bl.cg
lea, or .Imply lb tea leave, nioUtoMtt
lib a llttl water, put In a (null baj of
tnualin and laid ove r tb eyelid, iloiaten
again a it drlca. Tola. If Used btfor tba
ety gel rU under way will macraUr
driv It away. Greta Deverly la Good
iIouackepln2.
It Lalitl lalllaa
I wa vtsitlng a magistrat In Kerry
county when a Malwart fellow wa. brought
In a prisoner, charged with nearly killing
an oxl bald beaded man, whose brad waa a
bloody ni.sa "What waa It lb la fellow
did to yon?" a.ked ibe magistral. "Noth
ing." Then what nintle you ria It?"
"Well, I'll lull your Donor (ud truth.
Y see, I cam lat Into Ih fuir, luck waa
agio me, fur all tb fighting wa aver. M
I waa M rolling alrout, looking for aotn
boy to crteat a stick wid. I saw tti. poor
man', bald bead poke.) nut of a slit nf Ih
teal that b might cool It, and II looked
Inviuug that, for tu sou I of me, I couldn't,
baip alUlEg lit UtWw." d. C IUU' Ciaa-y,
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