MCVE.
X llfl : fm rlb scant) grace
(.fiirj'T r ordered m r.
U iiuiut) a el rll rubbed board-
(; , tll'-r'B tt'MI of laden bess
ji i I j;i.lii la lb quid pla..
,1 st.nl lbs! baa) suckle lustra.
l l.l I, tin- lit t lw garden toas
VViib sau armed hates au I blossoms brlgtiti
u-,u:id liii iu:ur. lim. and niwl
M .trie brum) "' "J "-.
i i.t re glu I u blo-suuta nf di-ligbl
!u u m Ui "'!
Tl.n.uii thai grreii l.ui'l I her blow ea air
Tint ui) l'r'ls-l even here
j., uua i ill's ri(i rar;
An I (m il I Mil nsiol I hrer
Tuee. li" nf n'e prr.
Aud to mind's lull r U heard tto mere.
-li. i-suil Id Lrl.ur Hour.
AIIICIIWAYMA.VSJL'ULT
The house In i;tiun wai what Peter
the Scholar iwIm corrects my proof
I'.ierts) i all one of the rusiiiurhy sort
the front faring u ft reft ami the luck
loosing over u turfed garden, witn a
lime tree r two. a laburnum, and a
lawn ti-tim court marked out, ill while
liin-i plain to see t-i tli starlight. At
the t-tld of the gurdeu U door, painted
dark green, led into a narrow luti be
tween high wail, where, if two person
lui't. otic bal to turn sideways to let tli
other pnsa. TUe entrance to till lane
vcai cut in two by a wooden KJt alioiit
tbe hci-fht of your ln. and jiut beyond
tni. ill tlit? hull r.n., (J.-vr.-e wai Malt
ing for it with t..e dogcart.
We Iiiul picked the usual time the
dlDii'T hour. It had Jut turned datk
nJ the church clock, two street away,
wai tiiiuitiiii th quarter after euut
when Pet.-r nn.l I let ourselves in ly the
pneti dour I sisikeof and felt along the
Willi for the gardener's ladder that we
knew win hanging there. A lmpler
J. ih tin-ru never w.ii. The bednsuu win
dow on the lirt l!"r stnsl riiflit npn to
the ii i lit air. mid inside m a fumt
candlelight flickciiiig. Just a a can-h-
maid will leave tin-Hi alter her mitre
Lu K" down to dinner. To m Hire,
there wa u chain of her coming hick
to put them otit, hut w could hear her
v.me in the n-rvant.V h ill a we
liftel the hiJ.hr and re-ted iti;iiiil
the mil.
"She'a Kl"N' f"r half an hour yet," Peter
wh'.!ii-retl, lioldm' the la-hh r while I
U .in to clti;ih; "but if I hear her Voire
atop, I'll 'hrtuiial t. Ini catitlntK."
1 we... lly. pubeil my hend
eotitly uIkivo tno level of the nil and
I 'joked in.
It w! a roomy place, with a (rrvnt
h.i.f tester Ivl. hutii( with ruriuiua.
H.indiiu out from tne wull on my n'ht
The cm tain wi re of chintl. adark but k
KTDiind. with f! itniiu red jxippie upraw
htU ovt r it. mid the farther curtain hid
the drt--!iii table and the candle ii.n
It utnl the jewel i nvf that I confidently
hotjetl to M.illd iiIniii It uImj. A bright
UiiimN carp't covereil the flour, and
tile wall p:i-r. I retiiemljer thoiuh, for
the l:f ot me, I can not tell why wa a
p.iht-ray cmii:i.1, worked up to imitate
n.iterel ui'., with png of fill untie-".i-e
upon it.
1 looked urotiti'l and liu-nt-d fur half a
luitlllte. Tile lioil) v'ii still u death
u; here not u amitid in the room or in
the i4Ki;i-i beyond. With a liod to
I'.-ter to hold the ladder firm I lifted one
lt-X over the ;ll, then the other, dropped
in v fft curefully ;on the thick carpet
ii ml went timikly arnuinl the bel to I tie
tlr'-liU t.tble.
But nt the corner, and n noon ii ever
I i.iv iiiouti'l the chintz curtain, my
kuet cave v.-.iy. and I put out a baud
towur 1 the le lt.
Uefore. the dieviui table, uud io front
of the bijf i.-! in which he could
luy white face, wa an old l.tdy ruted
She wore it bluie of Jewel aud a low
guwn. out i.f winch roe the M-ruKKiett
neck and ahonldera I have ever looked
ou. Her hair wa thick with black dye
ml f.ifteiied with a diuniond ct.nr Ue
tweeu the two caudie the powder show
ed on her cheek bone like flour on a
tuila-r' coat. Chin on band. he wa
L-ii'iiu ateiidilv tuto the mirror before
her, aud. even in uiy frtebt. I ha.1 time
to uote that a irliuw of sherry and a plate
of rice uud curry stoml at her elbow
uioti tha rouite p'" uJ Pow,,1,;r Ptf.
While I lvod stock till and pretty
well scared out of my wit, she rose, still
atitrinu ut uiy imas in the KbiM. folde.1
ber hands modestly over her ImafJin. and
ajttke In a deep, tragical Voica:
'The pntice!"
Theu. tacitu aharply around. he held
oat her thin ar.u.
"Vou have come at hist?"
There w- not umch to say to this f
c pt thitt I ba.l. S-i I eoufesiwd It. Even
with the candies behind her I could see
ber eyes irlowitu like a lA. nd utl
tUhcr ixr creuture tint worlJ could
tcarcely show.
-la thai bolder let aaiiut tha win
dowr
"biuce yon f-etn to know, ma'am."
said 1, "it i "
"Ah. Iloni""! Yoiircbei-kt artrnJJy
your po'ipie are too rt-il.""
"Tuen I'm tfUl my color's come back,
for. to tell the truth, you dlil ifive me a
turn jti.-t at liit. You were looking
out fur me. no doubt"
My piime!" Sue trefhl out h-r
nrni u-ain. ami l ini pretty well at my
win" end. I let her embrace uie. "It
Lai been so lon." she said. "oil. the
weary while! And they ill trvat tne,
Wuerc have you b.-n all this l-lium
timi.-"
I was not troinir to ani-wer that, ym
may be sure, lly this I had recovered
nuu.ll nm, leni.v to cuesa what a
tie'ir the inith-that thu wa a ui.t-l
aunt if the fauu'.y Ijelow. and that the
(Tame -vaa la my iiati 1 if I played with
tbfent care. Nj I nn-t herijue-tion witli
atlotliet
"Lont here." I Mil. "I'm rnnninn a
Cntiliertbl nk in bravmj these tre
ctitoM of your'n. Hadn't we better elope
at once"
"1 mn r-a Ir."
"And lb jewelh? You won't leavt
tl.enj t your enemies. I iiippie." '
t?n turned to the drevin.' table. lifted
ber jewel c;te and pr.t it into my band.
"I am ready." she repeated; "l-t 01 bt)
CTi'- k anl sfea'thv a iteath."
Sue tuiiowetl uie to tue window ata.
lonkiti; imt. drew lai k.
"Wkat borr hie. black depti;!"
"It a n ey." aald I. "a l '- J'oo
eonld ; it on yonr bead lock ber." I
liiaibedool tritt and heip-J h-r. letting
ber leet on the rnn'i. We went down
In iiler.ee 1 choking ail t-e way at the
light of Pe:er below, wbo wai lof-kioj
with bii iioata open and b;i lipe too
weak to iteet the cunet and wonir
&int teat ro np from the depthtcf
l.m. WUri. I touched turf and handed
lua the Jewel cm u tj it hit ma
I j a tract.
We put the Udder tack In la pc
id slwe oret lie tarf toiler. C4
ouuide the Brd-n door TVtrr could
tanil no more of it.
"I've a tireurm in my icket." whimper
ed he, pulling np. "and I'm going to tire
it off to rtlieve uiy feeling, if you dou't
explain here anil now. Wh ., in pit) t
name, i she"
"Yini mug he'sthe Original Sleeping
Ut a ity. I in eloping w.ih her. and you've
got her jewel."
1 "Pinion uie. Jem." be s.iyi. (n his
geiitleiualily way. "if I dou't quite see.
Are you taking her off to un it her or
marry her.' r'or how to get nd of her
flu-"
The poor old creature bad lulled, too.
three ace aheud of Ii. and waited
while we whispered, with the moonlight.
mat siiiikm uown into tne lane, wlilteu-
lug her bare neck and flaahmg on ber
Jewels.
"Utie llioineiit." I said, and tepped for
ward to her; "you bad better take o!T
those ornaments here, my dear, and give
them to my servant to take care of
There' a carnage waiting for u at the
tti.l of the lane, and when he hai stowed
them under the seat we can climb in and
drive off"
"To ttie end of the world to the very
Hiu of It, my kero."
She pulled the geini from her ran.
hair and bosom and banded them to
Peter, who received them with a Uiw.
Next she searched in her pocket and drew
out a tiny key. Peter unlocked tberase.
and. having carefully sioae.1 the dla
inolid llll.lt. Iia ked it again, handed
back the key. touched hi hat aud walk
ed off toward the dogcart.
"My dearest lady," I began, a soon
aa we were alone between the high
walls, "if the devotion of a life"
Her bare arm crept into mine. "There
is but a little time left for u in which
to be happy. Year after year I have
marked oil the uluiauat': day by day I
have watched the dial. I saw my sister
married uud my sisters' dau. liters; and
still I wititi-d. Kai h had a man to love
her anil tend her, but none bail such a
m ii ii a I would h.'tvechint-n. They were
none like yon, my prince."
"No, I dare sjty not."
"Oil, but my heart ii not so cold.
Take my hand It i firm aud strong;
touch my lips they are burning"
A low whistle sounded at the top of
the lane. As I took her hands I pushed
her bock, and turning ran for my life. I
sttpHe that a I ran I counted forty lie
fore her w renin 'came, and then the
Sound of ber feet pattering after ine.
She must have run like a demon, for
I was less thau tell yard ahead when
Peter caught my wnst ami pulled me
lip onto tne bark seat of the dogcart.
Ami la-fore btirge could let the hone
going her hand clutched at the flap on
which my feet rested. It missed its
grasp and she never got near enough
again. Unt for half a minute I looked
into that horrible face following n ami
working with silent rage: and for half it
mile nt least 1 heard the patter of ber
fret in the darkm-M behind. Indeed. I
ran bear It now. y. iu Argonaut.
A SPANISH FANUAXdO
DANCE WHICH ONCE USED TO
A.30USE CHEAT ENTHUSIASM.
tXPERT
lb-j U
WOMEN TRAIN JUVPIRS.
la Call torn I a (he rndsnio Wa Often Ih
avtne of a Very I lurly Firs I at VVIiu'i
Ma Vtera Suniellair lvill ar Vtuaatl
eil Haw line t.Bilel.
Kenlliif I'liioer fur Funeral.
Wli.tt an idea! Dies you. florist are
bad enough, but they have not yet
slipped so low a to hire out Mower for
funeral." Thu spoke Fifth avenue
dealer in f.inry txiseg.tyt the other day.
"Hut yon loan dovei to undertaker
sometime''"
"Ye, uud to the churchei on special
occasions: but loaning flowers for a fu
neral, why. it Kaiiuply prep sterim!"
"It ii said to be done every day in thia
city."
"Yea. there are dealer in artificial
flower who do that bniincs. but not
florists."
I vmted the largest artificial flower
and foliage concern iu the city.
"A gr"at many Joor eople," sold a
inemlsT of the tiriu. "order Jotte.l flower
and tropical plant of in for funeralt.
We charge H per cent, for their uae. ami
In many instance the flower might
better have been pnrchased out mid out.
Take otir foliage uonqnet. composed of
begonias, colen. geranium and ivy
tbev come cheap, and It I poor economy
to biro them. But people of imall Uieaui
like the Immediate saving, aud the long
rou i not taken mtoaccouut. rorchitrcb
funeral we sell large quautitlei of cbry.
antheuiiims. rraves, tiger aud calla lilies.
hvaciuths. etc. Natural flower are some
time rcpreuented on the aame altar, aud
it ii impossible to ted which l wiucn.
New York Herald.
II lialanl Dulling Water.
W.S Rirton. a well Uunwo mluing mso
and prospector, lias returiiel to San ler
fiariiino frtnn an ej;,lorHtlou of the famous
Ue.tlli valley. He stales that of a sudden
ownf the ineinls-r of tlie arty Uecaui
Insane. In tne lrii soulb Uartou stopped
hi ltx. on I lie of iXtli valley.
Here .it uitdmgnl the tbermomrter st.el
nt H )ili-g. Uer Hi valley, and lif llil
I. meant Death valley, al i .. m . Ibere
occurtvd a remarkable plieiioineuon. Tu
cloinl. one fratn the eal aul one from
II, e west. met. An elrctric st.jrin folloaetl.
Il.e like of whli h haa never Iwen seen hjr
litiug man. i.inl for an hour the bi.ua was
l.uiply terriuc.
Tuen folio nig the eleclr'.i! Kirm cam
a fail "f bulling lil rain. Tin lasu-l fur
about teu ininute. The parties In ramp
were actually foreed to co-er tlie.n
over iu oriler to protect their lli- (ruin
the .raiding water. The thumler a
sonierhing that no art. ilery force ou the
fare of the earth, no matter how great,
could equal. Toronto Worid.
Mo llell Ponrhe broil.
Thelrll pum:h aiol then al reii.ter are
alik unknown ou Kuropren Irimwuy
Yjv li tm. iiger Usm paymic hi far l
......iiv -Uen a rereitit .lu the furm f a
priute.1 slip, upon which I punched the
an, (Mint miK-eied "d lh d.lai-e over
Hiiiiu the pa enk-er la emu le.1 to I car
rieil. Thr a.li are to I preserved iur
lug tu rl'lc and pre-iill for lnii-ct inn
whenever i!emm!el. aud they are hut Iu
fiei(ueutly ilemaiKleil hy the .iu-raho
are employed W keep a chera upon Ih
cond.xt.jra. Tlie-e i no serre. J al-.ut the
.p. itr s wora. II" nlr. the car in full
uniform, renties' the pawner to s io
Ihnr reiript. write ilown tne loli'lu' lor I
O.inila-rand the amount of the fare c.
(lte. and ileparta amid the uncompil
mentary remark, of the traveling pa .lie.
Tn potters serra to equally lepoal
wherever they ply lutir vocatiou -Cor
Omaha 1W-.
Yon v '1 fm 1 in the big dictionaries thrt
the not I fandango i ili riled as a rii
litr ki I of ."vanish dac.-e In thtic ' .ur
time, supposed to be ol Mi.-ish or.giti.
This l n true ilel'.nitioti. b.U It dis not ile
I'. lie the (iiiidanco of the l'.u .!i-f.is:. line
It nu ant a li.g ilamu to uk h an; lav ly is
welcome, nnd ..: n hiclirvt r Kly lfl;..t
ed m lLo n ( .1 of .iims.-'.f eriierally. In
the ol.li-ii il.ii it nu. tut a general. cu:ifust d
minitlitij ot nirii and women, rvvdver.
gaming tallies. Imxi: and ur. soft, i.w
lodiuus anisic, tn curious contrast to ti e
surroo'.id'.ng. aud liquor first, l.-.st a i l ail
the time.
In the tlit of forty. nine thl quaictold
mission town w.ia tdlnl with adirti'urrr
from all over the glut, and whctieter a
fandango t'mk place they went as a ui.itt. r
of course, liver) iasly ilrvss.il rxtrav.tant
ly. Ssnonta v ho at other lime dn-swd
although tli-jr l.ol luirely enough tnoniy
to live ou wore rlab. irate silk and s-itltis
and were otherwise ihtornted In a costly
manlier. The nun also sjieut a giHl ilrul
of money on thrirrlolhra. The usual swell
Mexican costume consisted of trous-r of
black velvet, laced on the outer seam from
Ibo hli d.iwn. little Jingling 111 h iuoii.
being inlcraiersed nt interval of nt.iul an
Inch The Jarki-l was of blink or lilue.
braided with gold Tln-re wa a red I'.aiu
inil snsh around thu nalst, patent leniher
sbis-s, the usual red VU una hut. revolvers
Incasa-d III pat.'til h it her si Milliards and
ra'rhai there were silver apur.
The fauduiimj wa held iu a lonti, low
adole bouse fronting the ploa. It ha I one
grand room for the dimco. Hanked b Iwn
other ns llis, whiih tniule up the front of
the bouse. T l.tr.p' wing otenilel to
the rear, containing rtsiuis Usually ustsl n
dressing riNim.
The w riter n-iiieiiila-ratlistiiictly the f.rst
famlnligo he ntteiiiled ill thl minis' boasr.
Iiwnssoiuii U years injo. I run the ill-v-rl
pt loll of t he bllair he bud hiT.rdcirv
lesslv let drop by various impmhi in the
ton u be roni hn li-il to carry tno Inon' thau
the Usual number of revoler. and to wi-ar
iu adiiitioti to hi stiletto a long sword
This wa IncHM-d In a letit leather scab
bard, giving the wean r a line martial ap
iN-anince.
As the w riter on the uitiht of the fan-
datico ui tiroarhrd the nd.ilie Imiise n noise
like that of un cartbuilake met hie..r. It
wna made ly the gucsl llisnl.- g.ttliu
nMulv for the eiitertaitiim-iit. They wire
shouting, ilanciiig, stamping their fivt.
clapping their tnuils uu 1 doing otlnr
thiiiuswhieh uoiihltend to cheer up the
snintsof any whoini; ht feel out of s..ns.
lu front wns a croudol seedy Indians, hi if
bnisl Mexican and those other a.mliM
creature who uluav turn up and lmnu
around whenever tluie is a big show goiiur
ou.
Among the dancer were gaudily dn-s-rd
rnnrheros ami :: ii:ib!i r of the r'-;N Mi
ami f.ishii'lialile tys. who were regardi-d n
great men by those who made their money
lu honest culliim. The "tin horn" pi-oplc
wen" on linml ali. Tln re were merchants
store clerk, town nml county ofln i.ils, cat
tle dealer. nal ollher ill full uniform,
and a large iiuinla r of other mtsii w lio
were engaged iu some reputable pursuit.
There were very fee.- American women of
the Ijetler class In the lieighlsirho-sl lu
Ibnseda), and none of them ever visited n
fiuiilaiiKo. I Ine of the iiiimi rou source of
profit of the fandango were the gambling
game played In tiie os-n court. The most
popular game w a Mexican tnoule. I'.eside
this, thin- were a dozen others in full blast
roule'. e, lnsiiutietti', i hiisjt. l and furo.
The last was the lnot general.
Kveryliodr look uturn nt it some time
during the night. Those tanks nrrc ninsi
frequented ill hich women presidrd. i hey
were flashily dressed and smoked ci rarcttcs.
Ono of Ihcm wore n half coucraled stiletto
at ber waist. She lool.ed entirely self ikt.
sessed. and as it turned out nfu rwanl was
perfectly able to take care of bersi lf.
While tho fandango wa ut Its height, the
excited dancer evidently trying to iakc
the old house down, aud the Kamrkccpcrs
calling out first in Snauih thru tn liug
lish tho reaulu of vanou play, a party of
half dozen particularly tough customer
utered the place. Tueywero led by one
Dill Newmnu. a gcntlrmau nntisl for bis
dislike of well ordered socictvand theu iui
ber of men he bail killed. This crowd bud
for It solo object the ruiung of a row. It
waa unusual fur n fandango to get through
without some shooting or other disturb
ance, and Hill Newman and his frteud
were there ou thl occasion to aupplr It.
Wbeu the tiurty reached tho spot w here
tbe gambling wa going on, Newman ge
the lgnl for a raid on tbe gold that wa
being fnt-ly displayed on the table by
turning out one of the light Then be
quietly rolUd under the unaite table at
which the lair sriiorlta with the cigarilo
and daguer was dealing, liach of the re t
of tbe gun g Und at a lamp, and in Ihe
shooting Ijteame general. Newman upset
tbe table, and bis uil Is gau raking ill Ihe
gold which now la) strewn alsiiit the Ihs.r.
The woman shoiitil in haiiih. and in a
moiurut a ilo.rn cuhalh ns hail surriiuiideil
the table. With n well directed thrust of
her dagger she laid Newman nt In r fis t
Two other were shot ami killed, and the
other three were Imdly wounded. The rnid
bad not la-en quick enough und had ended
111 dismal failure.
Meanwhile the Indiana and hang rsouon
tbe outside began firing oil their revolver
In an ecslacy of !. I hey liml In ant tin
nolae on the lli.nlc aud knew that the usuul
ibisitilig liich-c nas on. They were adding
their nnte U the gi neral Jollity of thi- ica
Sioll.
Ihe sal a was sisun clean!, the giuMa lie
ing evidently accustomed to such hasty
exits. AfU-r the smoke hal litteil ami siiiie
llcht la-n turned on. thr host, a rhartulng
native Call fonnan. vsbol.ii'l that faculty en
viable In a lamllnnl of making vcrylly
feel at bonie. ant mint'l w.th some show
r.f rrirret I hut "ow m ton lilt leilisturoaric
the fnndatiifo hail Us ii bnjiitfhl to nn end
or that muht. but that ano: In r more urand
and ni.rertij"j::lilc wi.-ihl U- gneii ou ih
following rvenitij;." ! Angelea ('-t
New York World.
b lil Train In Trsnsil atttng
Ih arliulkill Vallrt.
Mr. M ine smiiMw I one of the most
r;wrl train ) ini;-rs III t in- I'u.ie I Sia'.i -.
With t h ease nml detern of n trir.'an
r.niioa.lrr Mrs Si;il" l.isrs ll in h-ap
on a s jit lino li'i smI Irani ami saiely
lali'lt nil the Iniinis-r or on llienvie ml
also e I lie n heel V ii h ttie s, me e ie ami
success she Jumps s ih ) Irotu a Irani ami
j;iss on lirr l I'eJ"
Mrs Senltoe is l oa v.'iii. g ss l.s'kmg.
bl..ck h ore I and lila. k rif I n.niiiiii, ii'iil is
t.iirt) Il.e yc tr. orl .ir i. .it .il imiiiT,
and al the i l"se of Ihe HI, hi nrr l.uv and
I. nils ur Is-ronel ami bins Sue Is
h it is know ii as a prof.-i , , i i ,', pi, Uer,
lli.il :., sue pa k. i-.i il ic.'ii Ine laorisid
for I he use of hei film.) I.itne loner
Miihi iui lie .0I1114 ne so in- I in leeii Wi'-u
rti co.o I. sers nlii uuhi ly j.ini p iu aiol
utT moiiiie-il tr ims nn l tiiink tiolhinii
of It. Mrs Santo Is 'lie cjili-vti of th
gang." and Is n-!rdr I a tne lu.l veil
tu n-some
It is a common fusio n f. r the wo lien
to gn don n Ihe road on hut. led train and
conn- hick on eoipt) trii,.s lueirilns
M at the race of leu la llfseell miles all
Ii inr IsmiiiiI la loner nui. kills of the
I) 1'iirre or four women J nop ou a
loaded coal I ruin nt nigtil ami s-titer
tlie middle cars an.n frniu the signt
ul the lirakemeii ami ion In, Mr in in
spue of I hree llllli s I He) snreel iu pilsli
Ing off a lot of (Mil from llieloinol the
neil loaded car. Tlnse bunleil lib egit.
(uruace or sleamlsiit coil are n il molest
ed. Tne nut coal Is tu most stiiiAnt
sfier After the women li.tte g uie don u
lareuough, and if not deles tel. Ihey jump
..It th train no matter how f i.l it Is uiov
ing. out tlir) generally t is their I. no-in
s.de.tiug tU best place to ui.ike a safe
Liilidiuil
The coal thst they push oil the car ou
lb ilunu tnp is garnered iipalilanu by
girl coal pi at-rs w no b ir ii"l yrt Is-ciiin
pMlieieul In Iron Jumping Alter lb
nniueil naie the I i-i led coal trail s g.'lng
ilnniithe) ii ait for an up ci.d train mane
up of enipt) cars, i'nese iritina run rapid
li.but tne women, no in ou r how il.ira
tne in. lit, run sniftly along null Ine tram
uud jump on them ns uraci fun) ami sue
ts-ssluli) n. nnv pr iclicai railro ul.-r. They
gather uii their skirts III lluirlell hand
and Uso Ihrir i ghl lu Mnurlng a grip
llm-e ou an empty car, the women get
do ii Into II ami s. r ih-Uie c sd together
Al Iniiis siih-iulilv t"il i left lu the
Isdtoin to I'urrii'.. dumping at the great
pu is, at tnlrnater, and Ihiseoal is a Ismail
l lot lie Hoiueli, m no csip it Up into hags,
completely In. lug Iheiu by the lime tne
tram n-a nc Ine nuiskirls of the i II).
I lo se ilileil Isigs me then siiuiig over
Ihes.'li's of the car ami dmp.ssl lu tlie
ground, I. ill, on-. I hy tlie noineii llieiu
selies. in this nay tiiry l"d all lilghl.
and siin-issl iu ge:, nig together a lot ul
coal, whu n is de,o.i:e. iu I no luuk) arils
of the slnilillis li.il is-i llp). Tneir bus
luillds nor III the lielglilnirillg nulls, uud
are i.ev.-r k.iiinu to bay more than n ton
f eiml for miller Use. I'hey till) Ibis ll
III oriler lo have a eecripted hill Io show III
uiselhev an- arrested Ihe gills (father
uii 1 1 e coal 111 palls and old si-ulllr along
Hi.- rail road. They are frequently el, iar.1
by Ihe rnlru.id police, but are rare,) ar
restisl, l-raiise the girls are s.-en ilnum
noihiiiL.' nroag. und the nonili Hum
JuiliHtis nor only ut night iinl are smart
euougli ll"t lo Is-i'iiuglil nt It
lieiusiouallv line Is killed tl.nulgll ber
on ii carlesuis, out such uu iiruueiii nas
mil liapa-iird ivreiitly. Some nf Ihe more
snnessliil i I (Hi kers haveenoiigh cosl to
spare to sell to their uuighlsirs. taJr
New York Sun.
WHAT lllINAMKN KAT.
N MLi'.lCN Pt-,Cni3ES THEFEAjT
C-r A CCLCSTIAL.
rallng I s.l.'ini la I Iiihk UIITsr llsdlf sll
trnm Tin.' lu lulrilra-A I lStil'
..lis llsMi.irl- llsrs. I blurs llellrsrlva
I blurs a. I I raelalilrs.
Wlrii ne n re si- ted at the l.ihle
. - f i V 1 i ilttoed sloe .1 l.rilsi.rd I's
niih ii.'k ii.o.ist,, as ..u l uskisl us f. r
our i-rnrr W e . n .-I f"r a regui n ibniirr.
just i i. it t he In
up
we
As
lluw Tubar anerl Sum Men.
"Cig.irf Yea, tbaiika Don't mind
ilo
" I hey mny say w lul they pleas.' went
on tlie old timer, as he sunk Into uu ea-y
rl.ulr nt the I'll ih Avenue hotid anil dream
lly pulled ana) nt Ids eed. "hut I Is-llen
that smoking ha it place ill tin wait Id "
"Due of Ihe minor evils of life "
"1 lint mil la-, lull I actually la-liev. air
tlml I lie weeil gov a long way toward
milking- this world better."
".M.iklng lb world heltcrr"
"Kxailly."
"How Ml
"lu many ways. Msny and mny a time
bru I am iluwnrast and aunojed with
bnsiiirsa cares; when the blark clouds com.
when everything g" wrong, when lit
sesms unrniliirable. I llglil my cigar, and
In a iwlukllug luy care slip away."
Do VlU Ijrlleve thatr"
I certainly do. I nppenl to iery old
smoker In the land. I tell ynu, sir, the
arnina of fragraut toljarco 1 the greatest
nrni)' of rare In this world. "
"Ye, It is a consoler.
"No doubt of It. A companion In many
lonesome hours. I actually la-lieve that ll
Is alnussi imiM.ssihle for a man o Is-dun n
cast nml sinuke a iioral cigar. Tuljaccoaeta
a gentle stslative, bringing pear and
cousoiiitiuu to the heart, ll Is the sMir
man's luxury and Ihe rich man's friend
If toil do not IsHleie ll try Ibe si heme
yourself." New York World.
V islnng li s.
J-. led A ill'" .'il.l.er la-.'ii's, a
ll in, Id t mil s . ul ti.earodg i ml drst
I lie 1 1 rst con ise e e n i re s i i e I n 11 h tc '. HI
.1 iu 1 1 l.l t Ir i Mi. i u"s I In- s. i on. I
coiirs. r, i.s'sii- I .-I i I iiLsio-s of ii Hi r
me i. ui s.sls I hiu- .ir.- a f 1 1 orne tie lii ai v
among Ihe I'loiu-s. i-t tain sii.ed
oranges, ser.ed in ilnn id i .1 ,i..iiis
Ihe oialiges w ere suii.l su.l irri snisl
and pun I ne f.mrtii coins n, i. tl e il n
iter n er ai'd n'lit.iliii'd I re sulwiant ..i,s
Uu n.ts Ih priminil t laud und was
wrvetl lu a large ii tit r d .li, e i. h srrs..u
(sung guru a Isinl There lure seiei-ii
siiiiiinr ili.lirs of ililTiri'iit kindsiif meits
and i egrlah es lo rat n ll ll I li r le. such as
link iii-nt. pors. mutton curry, la-mi
cunl, siringi.l eiHuniiiil. lc Thi course
comp i'ted our iliunrr. s.iue tie did not
partake of the r, re n Ine w uii which th
I lm.es freipieui I) t ml t lo ir mrni.
line I the Oun.nn ill's si. ill of life and
forms the prim-iiml nrlu .e of diet ll. rough
out ti e io intrv It Is conked hi steaming
in a b isket or siei sns(M'ii.ltsl oier a siial
low mm keti e parti i hll.d null miu-r
I'h otlnr unities of f .ssssl ur t.s. kts in
Ihe same n t) Slid at Hi stmr lime, s
many as four or lu tsiin r Is-ing litleil
liltxl) oier r.uh other and c oiere.1 lo ket
Ihe steam, w bu ll t he n aler Is-.oiv sup
le to all at t ute llnkeil breail I not
se.1. nriliirr I n.i.k. hult. r nur rbes-se
Al llrst It ssa iiu-.l strange to in losit donu
liie.il nt a hu ll Iboss laminar tllsbes
wrre iai'Uuig
Wlltr CIIINVMlM kT.
IVrhnii the gn-alest variety III tht"lil
sv lull of fate is found In the irgvtnhlra.
sinl ceriainli iniuh of th- ir ugr.i iilture
consists III laisiug II. rm. IU-.ui runl und
Ivan Jnin, put n n tie hail al Ih hotel ilin
uer, la u adr l.l Uuling and grinding black
oralis und nnV'iig u e llour nui. n n. r.
isiim ir I turiiierie. There ntv Inenti
r more kinds of Is . ins ami pi as rni.ed III
..Ilia, ami they are preiared for (! lu
in. in V illtlereiit mil
t'al.l.ige, blistsill, kille.ralllifluwer, rress.
eolewort, lellute, sow Ihlslle, spill. n li,
ceiery, ilamlellull. surror). sneell btsti.
ginger, niiisianl. ratlisbes, urteuusia. lima
ruuthlls, t uta. pig weeil. biirslaue, sbcp
lenis' .uise. rtuier. garlir. leeks, uiilous.
illllnus, all. tlltlls and chides lire sum of
the principal gn-eits, uiiiuy of them tie
tu loll) iHioriferuiis during rousing aud
after eat ing
Cat rols, (.minis, uashes, ciiriimlsrr.
slermidoiis, toiualia s, turinis, radishes,
briujiis, (uiii(ikliia anil ttkera liny Is
liameil a most rummou ninoiig the srnie
or inure g.udrii iegiiaiiu-s sum pm-
lis s are very pleutiiiil I Iui Ii ih pol.it.
has Ijei-n groiitl for a g."l man) )f l"s.
lull baa nut eniiie Inlugeueral Useumnng
the -nple. I'ruils of niosl vartrtle are
abundant all lb ) car, orange bring Ihe
misst roiiiinon.
I lie lew popple and kitten that are
sold for I h I. .hie no- led on a diet of me
lirforrhuud. so I heir lb so i pru'Ml.lr mm b
cleaner mid mure wholesome than lb
mil rating, mud nioloning ling that
forms so l.i i g.t n xirtof tbe fissl nf our
iwncountr). Hals ma) Isr ralen In soin
ew ci.sea; ill fiu t I la-iirve I saw ii siring
of dried rata hanging In a market In ( all
ion. but Ihev nre neither common imr
-iieap, and ought nut to la. considered
l.slim llif part of Hhinese iliet any more
Hum fnius lists and snails sluillul la. ol
Allll1eall diet llntl'a nesi soup Is rale.l
occasional! by those who can atlord IU ll
very expensive, costing a ilullar an
inline. I waa loriiiuate ruoiigii iu taste
sum once, and Ibuilghl It waa the nnsst
Irlicluu still u I hud ever enlec Shark
rlii are alo eaten nme aud Ihea by pl
cure.
A I'HINfisX DANyl'KT.
At frequent Interval along t lis trrrUlo
the city there nr w hat may be ialie.1 ree
Laurant right out In Ibe at reel. The
keeper may be seen squatting nn the atone
pavement nn a low sl.sil
Aa t iwol I'lgeoo lllatMl Hub).
Rome very la-auliful Turkish n-i-klae
are conspicuous In Mrs Ituhanl r i 'ia-
I tjery s casket. ( me is ou r )" pun ohi. n
! la gold, stndde.1 with mralsntid luni'i.'.ses.
She alsrj ow it .1 riirioti ohl niKjwilb u
' . . j.l.l tula The lri'fl:d 1
Uucjt i.at"i. -
that thl ril y will turn black Just la-fore
a great calamity bapi-'h f Ihe owner f
tbe ring Mr. Iiunila-rv baa a lmr t 'id
cirdl. and also the regulation perl n-enlace,
diamoii'l tar,en''ni and Lr..i
and tbecur.ocijewel pitof the osuui to
eietywonun -New York r.eojrder
Th Cu.nnt Tr,
Toe native proverb . "A coooauul
I n bride' ilonry," and realty tne
many uses to n bleb the punn anil u pr.si
urt are put are wuiiib-rful. They prut idy
family with fiasl, abelter. fuel, buusr
utenslla and. If nee. I la., clothe
It takes n long time for the cocoa nut
lo attain Its full roliilitioli of Israriug-
svrn years but wbeu tbisllmr has p.t.sed
It Is a mine of neulth, nml bnppy Is be n bo
ran rail a plantation of a hundred acre
his own.
The nuts when ripe fall tn the ground
anil where necessary are plw ked by 11111
ho c limb up. ll sometimes makes one
blood run cold to ee llieui run not he tree
Ilk iimukr)
Tno wa) are iirartlre. f..r mounting
Ihe trunk. Intberaef a mall tree
at an tabl niollii nt. the insn w aiks up t be
trunk, keeping his feet fl it lig lil.st ll, Slid
throwing his weight ha' k fnun II a inurb
aa Issssil.le. retnitillllt bis Hiltiiin ul th
Same time by the tension nf his arms
The ot her and safer plan Is lo pasa a hop
ofcortl around the feet, which ur thu
kept close together, and gr.t.p the trunk
of the tree, the nrtus in the inr ititime its
sisling the rlimta-r, n Iui mores upnanl I
a Series ,f Ill'Ois - r ritlik lsl'e s MolllhlV
A lleiaarkaOia lllark VValiiitl
Ohio I a remarkable stale for nut.
A new kind of blur walnut haa las
ill" ov. r-I out them which is protiaul
destiuuil t'i 1st highly priz.-d lu the fu
ture. Uy a freak of nature i.iia-half of
1
WO'. J0UrtNALIST3 0 LONDON.
The isln nf I itttrllMS) PrarllrJ ht
Suat .f lb r'sasal tl f llsrs.
There iotitss -part lira In J inr:iilii'i
Wll.'ll W H'lelMl ive ml mined III l,'l!l
.1 ;!l il'i I of tt l:lt li I '.i.-v l.avelii ldeillllK
Ing feature s-.n. t. tin y hue collie iitnoi.
111.-it to . tk. an I l.iat is tt,. sis'eul of
giving an 1 t iking prents ftoui th liiim
with whom t'ie pijier to which tln-y ur
attached has d- ..iilu's. Ti siii h all ex
tent has 'thl custom re.'li'ili-d tint It hi
li-t i.iiii- u r gii,..irciuirsif Id ic .mailing.
to wiiiih the uiifortiili.ite victim sue
fiiuiiis meekly to all apjs' ir.im e. th..i:gn
lnn.tr, lly l.e must revolt at the nn u'
kiioivb-U-e I t i.
It S'Uin 1 v t-ry pretty and seem verr
suit li'le that a lily, stvl.di iui.) we. I
tln-s-,1. sli.oihl alight from a iiiurily
as,intis lit'iiigh.un at the il s.r of a
fashion i .le milliner, dressmaker or lasd
a-lle, and li-nitliug iu lu r car I n repre
sent it ivo of :i leading bldle' llewsjl ip T
rc.'Vt to bo snoitn over the establish
ment and I tveu.l the iiovt llie s.titi.l
out to her for notice In ber next fasiiimi
arlifler. So far o g,ssl. With due polue
liess she conducted from how risuil to
tiiow n 'in; treasure in the way of I'ari .
headgear ure drawn from their stslui-tivt?
fidilmgsof the softest tissue p iper, gem
of art, front the milliner' point of view, i
art revealed tt ber admiring eye, secret
of the coming se.is.in ar. wiusperetl into
ber intatliftic ear, future original
sjan "iiiltie lire casually hinted nt to ex-1
cite ber curiietity and to int re.i her in
terest, ali i when she has seen all, touched
all. beard all, the depart cotnp'acriit
end triumphant to repeat the aine pro
gramme at another liliigaill.
She knows full well that after her lii
sHrture the manager will cull n clerk
ami sav, "Sto that such an article i
pit 'gttl up and dispatrhetl to the otllce of
such a w-r; It will insure favorable me
AFIISTOCilAtY ANO CCMOCiTACY.
tlniui litsua I'.te 'lur.laganf r Ataerleas
l.lrl in a l.r ll. 'l I. ill.
71: ri.inl t i f .1 ;0 .1 T ' 1 '" i N't.'
i i 1 i i r. na. : t l-i .ii. f I it- l't .1 I u.1'1'
r e. ui is ,i . i'i it i l.'l i ill r.v.ir I
ii. I i.i i..:.; i - -.' . .'.'' .. . -i nrv inpors
n t i i m . l'-r t ! , i. ir i p. t." ''' i
s, i iii-iii ,- io i .. h.ii- .m tai ., v. litca l per
a ' ii..: I I,'. I a lu.
Viiii as I .ii. .ii atii.t'nr link between
I'r.t.s'i I. '.! .1 in t i ry , id American
.h uoi-acy th.i i" n rm. on vl liuiori of )r
it rm. on il union of
ll.-. V UU of to I Sl-liin; alli-e. 1.1
.d 1 1 1 1 1 , I; t -1 .ii I .' il I il, r.iocr.;
mid ct ,-rt u Iu i - in, oj-.i'-y ta l-jstnj
itiV ;. v ha 1 1... e -ilea ll p tv.li.-.r
i i-r i. ml i
:i:t nt dts: inc'.ion in lb
lite.
'1 h
t.t'eof i -1 i if
n!::. ist i .-...s.ve.y, I e
the lltltlsll 1 i : i i '. 'it
the ilo'tunaut ih i".iK-r.ir,
i he p -,-r ie r ud in
l!u- mini t di'tuiv-.'
r ns pt ..I ,1 in...
i. -.1 -nrir.i!ire
I .. i . :'i I of
i i . I tie Uai.ds if
ita-.n be froU.
i s ot.l;- i-.'. t'rj m.-rr of
y p j t.a. I I City way
.-. 1 1." I'.-: rl.sii r.i.a
It . y I o ..-.. 'ir
t . U s ,in (us !' o.i ,:r.
it li..s U't uiie ih to r.
fu til the rat ks i f tl.
bas t cine to I :ie lit ' !
.-..., j i" i f.' v'i.
s no 'ti !?..:
.t: i. I: i rsf4';.til
ru r. '..t .1 p.-1 'o and
if t . riii--.-: icrrf
a class n
li'.utniy i y i :i n:
nu rity t f the i ii
lati 1 ure Isiriui by
itc.l Iruiii t!i -i ia. t f thee
in n: :.'.. 1 1 -.: I : I in J '1 tie
lis r it'..1 l.'.lt cT L.i'Js
l.ii.i.i.. i s. : .-'.f o'.ihr
tllaaer at 11114 lion.
ft T Chorier. in L iliary, recoril an Am r,rit)mt nHUis( la (.sargia.
anexdotelmd by Conot d'Oroy of g:il.D- x runs r couple pursued by an angrr
l., j si looaLil House wnen um ursi . . r.ui ,jt0 the lie.roim ot a s,ee(s
ELg.atid. y.uog. banilsom. and Impa- (n jll-t.jv and (imuild ao inmelit4
tnt. He 3 1 nelt to lc trmint. M mJt Arr)rd in a flowing gown of
Urr:'x- to be lo ooe of brr ni'-el aggm wblM ln, ,ur.i. J j:a. leape.1 from hi
svensooo. bi.e dropped Ltr napkin, tn I .n, a womm prrwat, as
coent gaiiaot.y picked il up. tr spuou. Ck.f uniod th. lal.
tarreieg. aar.arh waa reslorel by bif,lVw J03 W4Dt'' tbDB'lered.
attentive Al length. uaweer,li.s I wlJrJtr over the hecl'r.l.
p.l.uce gate way. aad wbeu b again wot w olarrId:' houud th
llro-ped br i.spk.B. b turned and caned i
-r- . ,i li. i . ..il.
to rut M ia looniwB wsi i i "Tate ber ana go. aoa uw o.p yu
-P it mt ceutert on toe floor." said Le. .
-aad I wi.l bBisa my d.naer there; l iu Ao( ,a BJ
i , u.tii ii orcouvint for Lotly Hoc
lis im-ll H hot .i-Vlo;.H , nor the kerto
OU tls.lt Side, the result la-lug a psar
haped nut lill'-l with a in-,'l meat
oinewriut th slia of a aiiut, thnugh
bigger The iuir!abt objection 1. 1 or
dinary blank walnut I that th-y are ill
ruled in the mi l He by a wall of ueil
o const ro.ie.1 tnat it i alim-st linrjn.
ibl- to get th kernel out whole. 'Ibi
fr-sk variety ha only to tie cracked to
yield the meat entire. It i to be culti
vated, and may i expected to appear
on tbe market by the rim that the pre
rnt generation lista.a I grown np.
Bw la ri not f n
flaa ananved an Ugfoiou 'Vashlng
tonUn. aod bet no nescrl'aea bo begot
lid of tbsm- "If t'.os who are troub.ed
with tin Insert w.ii pise lb common ad
hesive Hy fir on tne (I'Kirs nf U s rooms
l!jfstl. with asin ill p ec of fresh mrat
, In th cenurof .& iel. the) will nml
that the flaawlll Jmup lowanl the mul
(Jnd ltir to toe paper
II bu a little
sari hen furnace or "fuiigalow," on which
li cook various kinds of (ihmI. tin a luw
counter by bis side are tray of food and
In front of the couuler are (tools tor eu
turners
Th Chinee generally have only two
meals a day breakfast aiajiit Vor lUo'chak
In the morning ami dinner nt 4 or ft In tbe
ufternoon. Husband aad wile svlduin eat
logetbrr, nnd ueverdo so when stranger
or guests ar present. The females rat by
themselves, after the men have nnujiieu.
I'll rice 1 placed In a larg dish III tbe
center of the table ami each a rson hrlisl
himself, tilling Ids bond by mean of a
ladle or large kkui.
lie then hold hi Isinl lu hi lift bund
near th chin, and then pushes theric into
his month by means nf two choitli k.
Isutb held Utaeeii h thumb and Ihe for
iiiul middle linger of Ibe right hand.
Knives and folks are liol used si meals
Whenever a lilt ol flh or vegetable I
wanted, It I srbs td fnun tbe com moll
dish aud conve)t lo Ibe niouin by ine
us of th chop sin k.
Private iMiuiuet among the higher
classes of Chinese are uneiiw llli nil One
reaiM-cl tu form and ceremony. The guests
re Hulled by mean of little l!ptilred
pier(rrd la-itig th festal color) on which
I written: "tin the day u irltliiig n
lertaiumriil wlllaull th light ol ).mr
countenance, r ung Keili.g s cotupll
llieuts "
'l b host, dressetl In gorgeous array, wel
comes his g..ests, ami wbeu Ihey hv ail
airived luvu.-s tb.-iii to lay "l their
rulrsuf eereii.oiK. The tahltss are laid out
lu tasteful manner, baling .) rauuds of
cake, pile of Irnlt ami dishes of presei v.-s.
thu bo. almost bnri. with fluwera
r-oins time is i onsiinil h) hul nml guests
lu formal retj usia and refusals to tak the
liuhrsl seats. t!i. nigh h'j una will ail down
until the bo" has laken bis .i.
Tbe b't in. logies for tne frugsl char
at irrof in r li-tsi. and at a cerunii mo
ment the gu-"ia rise simultaneously ami
ilrllik bis be il . h. Then, in .!iteness, tliey
Inirrl Iheir g. asses to show Ibal Ihey are
dralnoL At 1 n roii-iusiuu ol llirlraslit
is hot tunsid. reil Impolite for a gue-t to
prrss SrtllsluitloU with lb giavl things
h hi rule 1 1 and rihinit signs of having
sliiffnl himse l to repletimi lii a.prts;ialion
of th iliitner.-sNew York on
Authorities claim llmt io some lnunees
fftnal whalra lesn their calt s I i o"!' r
tu sac liirn.selves. but this nri!.in has
tievrr Isren .ruve. la-ynud oiiitralu llou.
ii.sfart hrlt.g well eslahllslie. ll.al Onlj
lu isolated ca-r has lb, l-u obs. d by
Cilhr ftcleoiista or w hai. rou.
lice, nnd III the- day of Competition
oiiti must do a other tin."
When Mis visit the office Inter
ho lim 1 herself the psvs.-ss.ir of a "duck
of il Isuinet" or "i love of a collarette),"
and if even half the linn she call ou
are similarly gourrtms she bus Hot mail
a bad thing of it; and we know out of
nu re cuii it ray niul gratitude which ar
the sho which will gi-t the plcttlcst
tlielittoti ill Iter piquant fashion niticlt.
Doing back to the establishment she
first visited let ll lie suplssisl that olieol
thus.- ii lit n in li sale I ill progress which
so delight tlie feminine heart and make
all prudent husbands quail. Nosismer
has No. I been smilingly handed lulu
her brougham than No. ll arrive, and
the whole thing bill lo be repented. No,
8 also call during the day, No. 4 dial
not forget In rusti In to have a h'k
around, and tn-lii-d a representative fioiti
each billy's ui'r, u well u aiuiie of
those that rftl "l.ulle' coIiiiiiii'' ill other
l rn-lii',ils, an sure lo put tn uu npitr-
sue i some time) mi the lield, down lo the
literary timid of all work, w ho sula-dits,
sports, n-visew. Interview! mid on pre
of work, a tlm pnni'iit otTasioii, dor
her ow n shop skirmishing a well, creep.
Ing In shvly and going away leased
with the gift of u silk handkerchief, the
price of which I one shilling.
New paper "for women am con-
stniitly np-anng in Loudon i journal
lath: world, mi l ooini h nv tbi-y all tvem
to live. The time, however. mut ar
rive when tho long nifTeriiig trader in
gown. Unmet titul other feminine, frip-
(aTle will have to itnke. Lveii now the
tax I heavily i-itorhitaiiL Thero I n
certain fuihlunablo ladle.' ljsitmaker In
Oiford treetr woman bv thu way
and ah tlml it tsilitio to send lint one
but half a dozen pain of thu best court
allpia-r and French lioota every Christ
uias to a leading lady I paper. Mie mnsi
lend in pmsrtion all round, ami the re
mit can hardly be an Increase to uer income.
A firm of ailk manufacturer annu
ally present a piece of nlk to another
paper iiimcirnt for four lame ure-.
There must be looa, not proht. In luch
transactlotia.
To uclt a pitch bni thl ! and bar
ter err.ved that certain ladle who have
taken up thi line dresa eutirely from
brad to foot with the present thui re
ceived, and on on pn-r th fact I o
far acknowledged that a detluctlon I
made from tho l.idy'i aiary lu con-
. tt.;t. ..1..1..1.1.
quenc. ixmuou tor. rnitaucii,iuia
Tune.
I cotBP.r-elr nil
And ta Baptial kaM wa tid. AliaBU bailir lnfter huus lo to oi,uu by
UUv ." Yaaae UoHe.
Au elevator that i o;rtil by lertrtc'.ty
tgiDK prluciple ha Issrj lesle-l III Una,
l)n. ll la uititrulleil hy a l.sioll eiiulu
i ua car slid ih motion can 'e intrtaaed of
decieasexl iu spd ami reversed.
Th rsrolum ws an upper gsrrusot an
ently worn hy tl e Urec.aO. ami especially
br the AtbenlaO. frrolea. It was without
sirs and faauued by a ctaap oa lb arm
or suou.'W
There are 111 Important im naviga
tion loinpain lu to world, of which tne
Kfegli-b ewu IA, tbe f'rencli M and tne tear-
Baa 12 lu lbL idled buie tbam ar Ut
than tin 1 1, ptibii,-, i - I. 1 1. iy i f iera lb
bl.ssl of dfiiiocr i: :- Auirr.r I ll n'V
Tin yvun; tuua wiiii we i : j f i-.ut'.ate M
to lead fioiii lim nlt.-.r u:i Am r:.".n briilo
y.istrnb.y Is tf ll:e nmro n-ic. at a.-Utoc-rury,
il itii'.T luck 1 1 Ihe lime t f the No.
mail ro-,!i-st, b:' 111 t lo:-rr l.acr.re
i;nr bun o-.ivnr rtuln pa: . 'earl c.cr
tcoic r"cc.it t r il: ..a id v ,:iio..; money 19
support c i "i t h"t s-.r, rflei..! li .: iuc'.lua La
liou'nl be of l.fle aerj-.vit. Ti e fit 't cn.-s-tlnl
of iiiiHstc rat : late i i th" ). jca.u
if inniiey, i 'id thu i.rout.iul .tloii of fionry
l r. ii op.rt tiiitywithui t,1 .i ul l ie dir
liusrr.i'). vt hit h t'mv b is the cli.ince of nt
t.uuing the oistuiciioti mx-esisnry lo th
other. With mot vy ciuii. liio means of ac
qulrin ; i isri.il a tompllshnii-rit Mur.-y
also it n l:.:.-nt v. li.c'j t-lua.t the 13
n:ict of if press-rv :.:u :i In tiu-uns-.o-rr.ry
lo mat rttiii .u.l lilli.-itn ,ij thj di-r.ioo-l.icy
tlml obliterate the bag of social cps
aiatlnn 1st nit n tho t vm
1 Ins prs ra nf iiilni:lici the nrl:vracT
with tho tleiiiis-'raey liC'ii:;: ou ia li::i..::d
all ihe lli..o i.l d l:H-iv.isi:i ;ly,i-..u very uat
unilly it Uextenditlt lth.sco-.iutryof gnat
fnrtni.es by the larr. 1 n-of r.n ;lis!in::i cf
aristocrat if title to Annru' in girl r.e'jly
iluwrrtsl. Tho III lei llit-e Jn'iu.t vvoi:ie.i
receive In li.igl.ind l.r.vo 110 l::iMir'..inC''l
bin', 111 d cieu t'.iro their run v.uem 1
only s.ah.l tiul, with the pro.:. of l.ng-
l.i-h demis-rney, transitory, ine subsiaiico
I the motley v.l lch rip-vort ti.e JOv'.iT
tate, and i:iotii-y berucuu ilo l'..a s bin It
tliss not met! nn niiurrmr.ii.tlo f. iul.il till.-.
Incongruous wit Ii 11ns! -nt u.il timis, to oti-
t.iln 1 oiis. i'i. in e. IU c :i w .pienca I la
trinslr, and It power li l..hcrviit.
A ropitivl I o nu r ,t w,-.iw, more
a-ciiilly on I be lu- id cf one v. ht Wivr It
tnen ly by the ri :bt of ia. n i;. :o nud nit a
the sinilsd i f the ttidivid'jid's bisuirlc line
age, lie, .1 ft t si. th .11) nils 1 iltypi.it a past
ritihir tiia'i pre, ut Mintr. In the old caya
offiinlalls.il carls v.er.i nc'.tal o..lcei-i of
the kingdom, each I1..1 In j i-apronic n ithcr-
Itylubi owu carld uu or "county under
the rnnvii. A c ironi t meant raiinrthlug
sulsttaiitiid then. It v.a.i a U ili,-t ol uulhoi-
lly. Now Ih" title t f eirl it t ..!iy v.ort.i
otiiy i.l.oi.t 1 1 iiiut '1 tin) lil!tof ."!r.,c
ci'ptthat II In-lii'h 1 thu .cs.or In tno
lus nigti and ailmil bill tu thn bo-u of
lord.i, wbi rv actually he la sal.jtsrt to the
tlelllis mile l.ou-o of cotntiio:i the real
mure of all Militie.d p ever la liu-l .f.d.
lll.t wifu 1 1 c.illeil arn'.intcss, iistyb-tl "my
lady" und I "ri'shl borior.iblc," b.:t these
arc inriotbi-orii' loll. Ifshelioai Atm-r.
Ics.11 niiuian.siir h,isslrpjeil ilimn from tho
(lrl place, wbh !i she occupied here, and de-Fi-emled
to the Kei I of tho tliu.l ra-.' iu tho
linlish s-er.ie.
An Aniericim l.uly v.Lo mafTic a Ri-itUb
eorl r. ! a ri jht cf choice which i 1.T
tlleiiublo and fur whose use sbo I) cot opca
to crlt it ism, lul she i.o.a not nUv.m.'o hr-
lf In the .0.' .:l 1 rule. A Urit:-h rait is 1 f
coiise.iirntv in hi t 1. paldio only no far sa
the distinct 1011 it ititriii-lcin hi t:i rs a msn.
Lvrn in I.'ngland h) faclitlo is conse-q.icuro
brcaiiso cf bi tit lu I t.-'-kin-; nwayrcd
lilvim; pl.x-j la tin- I'O.wirof noaey purely.
lul lountry la r.-.-un'l ir fror-u.plnj tc
almi:(i.ty dollar, b.:t laci -rvt end spec al
seal of that devntio'J I 1..1 ;l.itld- Nowutra
clto In the world I money so powerful. U
U tho real social r.ilrr, not t'tlo, fur title) l
gewraw that money cm bi-y, anil brr.co
the Ijaublo It bmr.d U fall l.l o piahr
contempt. It will be associatc j v. itli tho
pretension and ilf e crtioo which luffsrs
vulgarity ut a prioJ ntua tinipliti-.y la
Uiade nioro and t::or j the lust of rcllueaiuit.
New Vork Sim.
A IMinlnMll Tlrglala Wossa.
Mr. Nathan Hums, living ou the
Lyon' Clap ftnn. In Rich valley, bo
longlng to Mr. V. H. Murgau, of Murloii,
baa a daughter nineteen year old who I
only li feet 10 Inch In bright, and
weigh lust exactly 4U IKiuiida. bne
Ii well pn .portioned ami Intelligent,
and ber hair I sry beautiful and loy
and wee ti the floor when itamling
erect, hhe ii the oldest of four living
children, two lister and on brother.
whu are all well grown and Intelligent.
hhe haa been living In tlie valley all her
lifetime with lier lumrtit, but Very few
have known of Iter existence until recent
ly, her parent not desiring any notoriety
of her. Uer parent are aietiiuiu 11x0.
healthy, well lo do and highly reapectwl
poila. The abuv 1 true bill, and
vouched for by many Iticli valley eopl
uu lut court aay a wen u arveiai ciu
ten of thi town who hav lee a Uer.
Wytht-ville (V.) Diterpri.
Ilutnliisssesl br VVaai-n.
A voiibg lady of Cliicagu ha iuvenlel
a new branch of feminine Indnstry. She
advertise In tbe lis per that ah I pre-
tsired to give young gentlemen who feel
awkward and Ijaehful In the company of
the fair l lesjsona In etiquette and the
wy Bin! maiitier to deport tliemselve
toward LmIic. Atlvic to lover ami
those an Hon to Ijegiti coortshipcharged
euro. W bear that ber aervice or
greatly In demand. Exchanges
llrr itee ! Ut H Mather.
The honor of tu eti'ranre examina
tion at the Uuivemity of London wet
carrietl off by a little Scotch Ussl of
twi-nty, Cliarlotte) lllgin. over I.OnO u ,tp;a
Uiule student. And tin youthful and
enolarly woman owe her siicces to an
ij' her w oman her mother who baa had
oiiiir charge of lierl:icati..n. the fall.r
hiving died when Mia lliggia WH
igbt jer old. Exchaogo.
Am lass-rlpiloa la Erirstow.
Wo do but ce w by the (tatuo erected to
E.icsaon '..ould not state llil be mi a ua
tive of 8 nr. 1 ru and a ciui.n by aloptioa
of the I' in. td ht.itta Vie bate t-.iany liio::
sand of tiu'edea umung li who have be
cuiiiu riligeiia, und tl.cy ore a worthy aud
irputablo sir;luii of thu furvign burn to.i
tluiieiit of our s piilaliux liricuon was a
lyplral rJwetic. v. ho did Lci.or lo loo coun
try of bi Bilopiii-u r. mil a to that of hi
birth, and I hern would be no Impropriety
lu luting l ho fiuia sug'-iitcd upon lb
petlestul of In clivy. hwcilt-o 1 one i f
those counUit wbu-c i u thu boat frc
qurtitly foico thi'tnst lei l.ito uotice, but
lb sterling mrtil ai d ntfuifasl ch.'a-af.er
of ll peoplu Aru bone tne lis worthy of
recogtiillou wbeu oppcrt unity drm-.'iil,
V lnil jet t'it. i ho pror lucri;ition
placed Ui tho sill:nttilof the Lxaawon
statu. itew Vo. k Nuu.
Cat Tall "
Savage find many sonrera of food sup
ply wl.er civ(liel people wouhl start
In Utah Ih flower of thecal tall, which
bim.m In the sprtox, are reaarrlrd asadtli
escy ithr raw or cooked. Uobed they
mke very gwal soup. California Imliana
mike bread from Ibe pollen of cattails,
which tliey collect in larg quantities by
Usiing It n!T tbe plants aud catching 11 oa
ulauk!. Washington bur.
Aoa-sthsla I raui Tortaras
An extraordinary thiut( hi-iened duriif
Mr. rVtiry's but illurai. 'i hi ie a friend wsi
with him be wuismlitcii with a viob-ut at
tack of nugin pesrton. It Sixnud u
though bi sul'erinir neto mure than thu
lauly could tand oad nirvivo. Tho paro.v
ysiu Lutvd for inure thin bji bu.ir. A.'.t r
It bad aasei bo cpcnid bis eye aa one who
awakea f-om n sotii d slet-p and si l to bi
friends, "W hy, I have las-u asleep, haven't
If" hi that il STtuiil Ih-t the ctccji of
pain nml Mr;:; ;lo Lul mdly producrd a
sort of aiutbc.ij, and tho cro will bj
liiriisaed i.t a merting of o:.u of the tied
Iral facultl. Ns-w VoraCor. I'hUodrlpUa
l'rea.
Women Ofllr fieeker al lb Capital.
The women oi7h- lerker uljn it thee-.p-Itol
are risy ti ilix;niii..!i. Ihey suHer
from tbe ft-mluino drank e. of 110 pock
els, ami most of the in buvr loearry their pro
teins ilis-umeli- lu their l.at.ds. If .1 wotu-
m.h a fl it,ki....:l pir'.agenbout
4 tin be ide ru. J t bmg, iloo up iu Lrowa
maiilll.t iA!rr of the dry r.''l- en irtcr
sump. It 1 s.ro to any she -van: ma oico.
Mie ihiuU r.obo ly mia-c.t what Uu I-a
IiaLkagc, but every niraibt-r v. no s-t s it
;'.o from erprrietici ths r j -t c'jiravtcr
of 1:1 contest. Ji-ie I i.ld' V.-'-isgvm,
Tb powerfol chlomchrorole battery to
now ust la luiners" lamp lo f rase. Tbe
lamp and battery weigh about Ibe sain a
lb old oil lamps. The babt s mil
trouger and lu oul I va ueirt.
NmI Thai 0sa t ls Isastk.
ikltchro stoves burn up more cash every
year than is Inst la any other on way.
J"rop' will CAiilid their board ia lhm
for biding, and wbeu tliey are llgot.it the
grefiiback go np In amok. Tbe treate-t
am ever eonuniil by fire In this country
waa il.Utt UJU. Th It anio int want np In
rook al Ih siibtrauiiiry, but in gcrri
tneoi waa aid to repine ll at lit cost of
paper anil printing, ll h.ia lieeu estimated
that I per cenl. of all Ihe paper monvy is
sued I lost nr ileal ro ed. Of the old frao
tlooal eurren-.y It t reckoned tl: il .iiu,
OU) haa beau touny lost. Waauiu.loa Letter.
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