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LITTLE LADIES' WALK.
flUNK n. STIUUFFEIt IK OOOD iiousnrsncrixo.
There were cricket In the bushe?,
And plow worm? In the pro,
Ami the crows nmonp the J) ue trees
Were holding nolsv mn,
And the harebells were n-rlnglag
To greet the little lass.
From the topmost rail n squirrel
Winked nt her with one eve;
She .atighcd to see a peacock
With "nancy strut go by,
And then an ugly hop-toad
Made her run away and cry.
She toddled home unsteady,
With dilapidated look;
One shoo was In the brambles,
Ttie other In the brook;
Her parasol was minus
The little wary crook.
Her hair was all a tannic.
There were blisters on her noe,
Her face was stained with berries,
And rumpled were her clothes.
Ami through her draggled stockings
Peeped out her pink white toes.
Poor thing I She Is so "dreadful sleepy"
The "Sand man" he went past;
She wants some "milk an' cookies"
To break the hour's fast
And of the "jollv fun"' she had
We'll never hear the last 1
A LOYEJt'S QUARTETTE.
"Well, if you can't get your own con
cur, Mrs. Decry, I suppose you can't,"
aid Mr. Perrin. his reproachful gaze
Ixuil upon the lly pronienailinir the wiil
iw's plum) wrist. "I hail hoped on rc
Icction that you would come to consid
t my proposal favorabiy, but it seems
on think vou couldn't be happy with
ue."
"I couldn't bo happy with IJoxann,"
csponded tho lady impetuously: then,
shocking herself, she Hushed like tho
roodbino at tho window, and in her
urn gazed down upon tho itinerating
iy-
"Oh, if you refuse me on account of
is tor, Mrs. Decry, 1 really can't take
no' for an answer," cried her suitor
rith an encouraged air.
Tho widow's gaze never swerved
rom tho insect, now dialling its sti 11
.ned legs upon her thumb.
"You'd have no trouble in getting on
rith sister, I'll wager," perued tho
gcr wooer. "You rarely seo an eveu-r-tempered
woman."
"Yes, that's just it, Mr. Pcrrin; Hox
.na's too perfect," broke forth tho lady,
irushing away the lly with startling en
irgy. "It would fidget me to deatli to
ive with her. She's a chosen vessel,
md I'm only common clay."
The widow Deery, common clay, in
Iced! Mr. 1'orrin would have divined
hn contrary unaided by the ollicious
unbeam which daited out at that in
tant to point out her manifold attrae
ious. IJeing deeply in love, lie took ad
antago of his opportunity to ,pay a
landsome compliment and to renew
is suit.
For ono intoxicating moment his
air listener wavered, but the moment
assed.
"Hush, please, Mr. Pcrrin! Don't say
my more about it!" cried she, witli a
oss of her bewitching brown curls. "I
night care for you" the tremor in her
oico was very nearly his undoing "1
night care for you, but 1 could not
ireatho witli ltoxana. Think how my
ittlo boy would worry her! She wouldn't
peak an unkind word, but every tinio
io left sticky linger-prints on a 'door 1
lionlil feel that she wished that lie and
lis mother had staid away."
"I might" Mr. Pcrrin paused,
hocked at his base impulse. Had ho
dually been about to remark that lie
night provido sister witli another
mine? sister, who but for devotion to
lis interests, might now be matronizing
home of her own? Dear, faithful
Soxana! Could he ever requite her for
hose weary years of watchfulness be
ide the couch of his helpless, dying
rife? Tho full measure of tho sacri
ice lie had known at the time, but now
uid no doubt that for Climena's sako
aid his she had discarded Joel Kuiy.
Co, no; sister should never be requested
o vacate the dwelling over which she
lad-ruled so long and so well! And to
Jr. Perrin's credit be it slated, that in
ho ardor of his passion for the little
nilow lie closed ins lips on tho disloyal
rords that perchance m ght have won
ier, and strode forth from her cottage
.rejected lover.
Mr. Perrin's feet had traversed tho
neadow and ascended the slope of tho
tast.iro adjoining ere his mind had
aught up with them. Then ho inur
nured half audibly: "I wonder wheth
r Kirby did call this afternoon? When
saw his team coming over tho ridge,
t struck mo I might as well steal off
hroiigh tho orchard. Considering he's
o the neighborhood looking up old
rionds, he can't civilly pass by ltoxana;
nd I wouldn't bo "a hindrance in
use. "
His soliloquy merged into a low
rhistlo of satisfaction. Ho had
cached tho bars opposite his own gate,
.ud at tho gate, his fore-feet deep in a
ioIIow pawod by their impatience,
tood Mr. Kirby's gay sorrel.
At tho spectacle Mr. Perrin's heart
lounded within h.ni and ho grasped tho
upmost ra 1 for support. Should lie
pail tho forgotten liorao away to tho
table, or should ho by so doing ap
car to take too much for granted?
(o desired to bo hospitable, he desired
o be exceedingly hospitable, but ho
mist not convey tho impression that ho
ms ovor-zealous for a brother-in-law,
ml thus annoy ltoxana. Sister was so
tstidious!
hi unprecedented excitement the lia
litually easy-going man debated with
in ti himself regarding tho course of con
Met befitting this exceptional occasion,
ml firmllv iinl
rith tho probablo wooing in no pnrticu-1
nr. rtiiuiumgjy no crept quietly
.round to tho porch door with a sur
.iptitious glance- at tho sitting-room
indow in passing, a brisk liro of
Jiips rovonled to him his rather prim
l ondo sister heated in a low rocker be
ure tho hearth, and Joel Kirby leaniii"1
gainst the mantel near Iter, volubly
iscoursing.
"They've opened tho ball without
no, 1 (juess," iniiheil the skulking host
iss facetiously, as lie hitched his chair
long to tho kitckon stovo to
laaza his feet in the oven. "Seeing
that it's the iirst visit, 1 must say that
Joel stays it out well. Unqiiostion-bh
he meaiA business. What's to prevent"?
lie's a first-rate fellow and' II make a
kind husband. If I wasn't sure of that
1 wouldn't consent to Ins having ltox
ana. I should hate in have him take
her out to Cal.forn a. I hope it is true
that he has bought back tho old home
stead. Well, well, wouldn't 1 like to
be a little mouse in tho sitting-room
wall about this time?"
Could ho have had his wish a most
astonished little mouse would tho wor
thy man havo presented.
"You aro tho most morbidly con
scientious person, ltoxy, that 1 know
of," Mr. Kirby was saying with a frown
that scored his forehead with horizontal
lines like tho stall" in written music.
"If 1 could only convince you that it
was your duty to become my wife, 1
should stand some chance of getting
you; but unluckily for me, you've cher
ished tho notion that you must keep
house for your brother until you "
"Brother needs me," murmured Miss
ltoxana, tears swelling in her eyes of
"baby blue."
"And don't I need you? Haven't I
somo rights? During your stricken
sister's illness I consented to waivo
these, but now slio is gone and I want
vou."
"Don't Joel, don't."
"1 tell you 1 do, and I can't help it,"
cried Mr. Kirby with grim humor.
"When I couldn't move you by letter 1
resolved I'd come and speak for myself.
You used to say vou loved me, lloxv.
Can't you"
"You know plenty of other ladies,
Joel, younger and more pleasing," fal
tered Miss ltoxana, nervously smooth
ing tho palo gild.ng of hair that framed
her temples in a gothic arch.
"They arc nothing to me," replied
the gentleman curtly, as if he esteemed
the fact a matter of regret.
Assured of tho favor of moro than
ono pretty girl of his acquaintance, was
it not a little hard that the full current
of his being must needs bo set toward
this unresponsive woman of thirty? It
had been ever thus witli Joel Kirby
from his perverse childhood, when, if
lie wanted cake, no human power could
induce him to nibble gingerbread.
"No, ltoxy, there's only one woman
in the world for me," he continued in a
softer tone. "Your brother is of a dif
ferent temperament. Has it never oc
curred to you that ho may marry
again?"
"Brother marry! Oh, no, indeed,
he'll never marry never!'1'' cried Miss
ltoxana, grounded and rooted in tho
belief that her brother's heart was en
tombed with tho dead Climena. "No,
ho could not take another wife, and you
sec ho has only me. I couldn't be so
cruel as to leave him."
To all Mr. Kirby's subsequent plead
ings sho made this same reply, but it
soothed his chafing spirit not a littlo
that sho made it with faltering, and
that she parted from himself witli tears.
As tho sound of his rapid wheels
died away in tho distance she hastily
dried her oyes and hurried into tho
kitchen to seo about tho belated supper.
Mr. Porrin still gloating over castles in
Spain, looked up with the roguish pur
pose of addressing her as "Mrs. Kir
by," but dismayed at her troubled
countenance, remarked instead that tho
"days were getting shorter" a fact
that she had observed before.
He felt as if lie had received a blow.
For him there was, there could be, but
ono interpretation of his sister's un
wonted emotion. Site loved Kirby, and
Kirby no longer cared for her. Poor
girl, she dreamed that a man's ulleetions
were like granite boulders, incapable of
change, and she was awakening with a
shock. Hapless ltoxana! Sho too had
her trials. Keenly sympathetic, tho
magnanimous brother concealed his own
disappointment as best ho could, and
lavished upon his sorrowful sister an ex
cess of tenderness.
"You have the knack of spoiling mo
for other folks' cooking, littlo woman,
that's tho truth," said he at tea-time,
ostentatiously heaping his plato with
cream toast. "How should 1 ever got
along without you?"
"That'll make her feel that I ap
preciate her if Joel doesn't, he mused
benevolently; while sho, on her side of
tho tabic, was thinking, "It's just as 1
suspected; it would kill brother to lose
me."
"Oh, you'd manage somehow. May
bo you'd marry," sho ventured timidly,
almost hearing the fluttering of tho lost
Climena's wings.
"Poll! poll! sister, nothing seems
less likely," answered hor brother, in a
voice so sad that Miss ltoxana eluded
herself for having oponod her old
wound afresh. But she had done it for
Joel's sako. Sho owed it to Joel to
make sure that there could bo no mis
understanding. Tho October days with thoir noonday
patches of stinshiiio and their heavy
borders of twilight caino and went. In
a spasm of hope that tho charming wid
ow might yet consent to sharo the do
mestic scepter witli his sister, Mr. Pcr
rin made a second proposal, only to ro
ceivo a second decided, though Matter
ing refusal. Mr. Kirby repeated his
call upon Miss ltoxana, anil departed,
cursing fate, and by no means loving
Mr. Pcrrin, whom ho supposed perfectly
acquainted with tho relations between
himself and ltoxana. Overtaking Mr.
Pcrrin ono day walking homo from tho
nost-oilice, Mr. Kirby with inward re
luctance asked him to ride. With oqual
reluctance Mr. Perrin accepted, reflect
ing, "If I ain't civil ho'll tako it that
I'm mad bocauso ho doosn't renew his
oiler to ltoxana, and 1 wont humor
him."
"Heavy frost last night," growlod
Mr. Kirby.
"Very," nssontod tho othor, con
scious of an inward chill. "Winter is
upon us. Shall you spend it in Maine?"
"My plans aro uncertain," snarlod
Mr. Kirby; adding, mentally, "Thanks
to you, sir,"
"Of courso you can choose your own
climate. Thoro's tho advantage of
having plonty of monoy aud no family
ties."
"No family tios! Whoso fault was
it that ho had no family ties?" mused
tlio irate bachelor, making rapid paces
over his long board as if ho would mes
merize the pain in hi breast. "Might
not ltoxana havo boon his wife years
ago but for the necessities of this bullish
brother?"
"Though 1'vo lately hoard it hinted,
fool, that you are thinking of marry
ing." Mr. Perrin blundered on. in li s
embarrassment aing the very tiling
he had resolved nut to say.
Mr. Kirby snapped ids whip, aiul
translixed his companion with a glance
so frigid that poor Mr. Perrin shivered
as if he was impaled on an icicle.
"Your cousin is a lino girl, Joel an
uncommonly line girl. 1 I congratu
late vou," he stammered, wishing it
would do to got out and walk.
"You aro too kind. Perrin too kind
by half," sneered Mr. Kirby, letting go
the reins of his anger, "l on ve robbed
mo of one bride, sir. and now vou want
to make amends, do you, by choosing
me another?
"Vhv, Kirbv, what aro vou raving
about? When have I injured you -
matrimonially or otherwise? cried Air.
Perrin in a tone of injured innocence.
"You're laboring under some strange
delusion."
"Do you protend it's a delusion of
mine that but lor you ltoxana woitiu ue
my wife?"
"Oh, he's twitting mo on old
scores," mused Mr. Perrin, aggrieved.
"He blames me for letting sister give
up her prospects in life for Climena's
sake, bister would do it and sho never
told mo there was anything between
her and Joel. " lien a man s in a
tight place, Joel, he's apt to realize his
own needs better than the needs of his
brethren, 1 suppose," ho said aloud
after a moment's pause. "But I'm
sorry if you bear mo a grudge."
"Tight place! Do you call yourself
in a tight place, Perrin a strong,
hearty fellow like you? You ought to
to be independent of your sister. You
ought to hire a housekeeper and let
ltoxi'iia go."
"Let ltoxana go! Where?" inter
roaated the befogged Mr. Perrin.
"Wherever she prefers to live. I
should let her decide that after we wcro
married." replied Mr. Kirby, impatient
ly. "The main point is to get her away
from you. She says you say you
couldn't live without her!"
"Yes, I ('( say it I did say it; but I
take it all back, cried Mr. Perrin. fair
ly blinking in the light that suddenly
illuminated his darkened mind. "1 see
things clearer than 1 did, JooL 1 won't
stand airy longer between you and ltox
ana." "Your hand on it?"
'My hand on it, Joel. I shall bo glad
proud, that is to give sisler to you;
and if you aro going on up to the house
you can tell her I said so.''
"Thank you, Perrin thank you. And
if I've spoken sharply I beg your par
don," cried Mr. Kirby, smiling like a
Santa Clans.
"Oh. it's all right. Everything is all
right," replied Mr. Perrin, too happy to
keep it to liunscK. "Drop me here
Kirby, please; I have an engagement to
make. And make it to-day 1 shall and I
will. Clod willing," ho added beneath
his breath, as ho dismounted before the
iloor of tho widow Deery.
The Art of Conversation.
The line art of conversation is liltlo
cultivated. Yet how much of positive
value it lends to life! Of all tho means
by which one can give pleasure to an
other this is the very best; yet, althotigli
it would seem to bo within tho roach
af every one, there are few of us. in
deed, who have ever taken part in a
"eally gootl conversation. This lvaliu
of conversation would seem to be pre
eminently the woman's kingdom, and
history tells of women who, by means
of this rare art, havo inlluonced whole
periods and social states. Such aw.de
lower is not accorded to every woman:
in its "highest expression conversation
is a gift rather than an art; but any
woman may aspire to putting at ease
every ono who approaches her. and
dill'using an atmosphere of bright and
graceful thought around. To bring
out tho best thoughts of one's inter
locutor is, perhaps, the highest touch of
this dainty art; and, indeed, there is
something almost divine in it when it
reaches this stage, for to redeem from
tho commonplace and to inspire with
loftier mood is a godlike rather than a
human work.
Such an art is worth cultivating; but
how? There is no text-book of conver
sation, no method of talking prescribe. I
in tho schools. It is ono of tho things
that must bj learned by doing it. Yet
wo set down as a fundamental rule
that, to converse well, three things are
necessary; tho Iirst is sympathy,' and
tho second is sympathy, "and tho third
is sympathy. To go out of one's self,
to meet thoso with whom ono talks,
not half wav, but clear upon their own
ground; to lift tho veil from their best
thought this is tho secret of good con
versation. It is talking, as Bacon tells
us, which makes the ready man; but
not all talking makes tho ready con
versationalist. Not monologue, nor
talk in which tho center of interest is
in tho talker. There must bo tho clash
of counter-interest, tho friction of mind
and mind, tlioshuttlecock play of words
thrown quickly to ami fro.
Anthony irollope lavs down as a rule
for novelists that cnnversn'ou should
bo broken into short soutenco-; that no
ono utterance should bo allowed mre
than a certain number of linos. Th
rule holds good beyond tho limits of the
novel; short sentences, unincumbered
bv parenthesis or explanatory clauses.
are absolutely essential to conversation
It is not politeness, but the nature of
things, which forbids the speak, r to
monopolize conversation. Conversa
tion ceases tho moment talk becomes a
monologue. A great man now and
then, Iiko Coleridge, might bo per
mitted to do all the talking; but that
is not conversation which ho doe-i, but
something quite dillerent, however val
uable.
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speeilie for all raxes of mi nip, colic,
cholera morbus, diarrhien, or dysentery.
Tho pest of the period the mosquito.
If you once trj Carter's Littlo Liver Pills
for sick headache, biliousness or constipa
tion you will never bo without them. Tliej
aro purely vegetable. Small and en9y to
take. All druggists sell them.
Tho rsi'ronds nre prolific breeders ol
strikes nnd labor wars.
For tlio Itlooil, Nerve
And Complexion, use Caktuu's Iuon Pills.
A young mother in Ohio bit olf hcrchild'a
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Ltos' Patent Heel Sttffcncr tatho onty Invention
that makra old boots atra Ktit as new.
The latest comet is traveling nt tho rat
of 1)08,000 miles nn hour.
THE
BEST TONIC.
This medicine, combining Iron with pure
ycRetablo tonic, oulekly and completely
I'urm IvKirplii, imllKt'ntlun, enluims,
Impure Itlooil, .11 nlarln,( hills anil l''eror,
stuil NrtirnlKlit. . .
Itlsnn iiiilulllnc remedy for Diseases of th
Kidney nml Liver.
It Is lnvnlunlilo for Pl.cnes perultnr to
Women, an. nil who lend sout'iitnry lives.
It doe not i Hire the teeth, cause bendachc.or
produce, consllpntlon oirr Iron medicines ilo.
It enriches and purities the blood, stimulates
tho nppettte, aids the assimilation of food, re
lieves Heartburn and belching, and strength
ens the muscle and nerves.
For Intermittent fevers. Lassitude, I-aclc of
Energy, tc.. It ha no equal.
S3- The genuine hns nbovo trade mark and
crossed rd Unta on wrapper. Take no other.
iu....i,K. mtiwji cumictL CO., ntl.Tinoni. hd
IT ISA PURELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION
'"WAff lCil RARrf '""noire
PRICKLY prICKlYASH
5ENNA-MANDRAKE-BUCHU
ANO OTHER CqUAUyttrlCIEMTHWCOIES
It ha i stood the Tost of Ytarg.
in uurmp an Diseases or tno
SLUOU, LIVER, STOM
ACH, KIDNEYS.BOW
EIS.&c. It Purifies tho
Blood, Invigorates and
BITTERS
uioantos tae oysicm.
DYSFEPSIA.CONSTI
PATION, JAUNDICE,
SICKHEADACHE, BIL
IOUS COMPLAINTS, Ac
disappear atonco undor
its boneflclal influence.
It is purely a Medicine
as its cathartic proper
ties forbids its uso as a
beverage. It is pleas
ant to tno tasto, and as
oHsllv taken by child
CURES
A1LDISEASESQFTHE
LIVER
KIDNEYS
STOMACH
AND
BOWELS.
ren, as adults.
AILDRUGGISTS
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO
Solo 1'roprlotora,
fiT.Louia aud Kan bah Oxtt
PRICElDOILAR
..ELY'S.. .Catarrh
CRbAMbALM
Clonuses the
Head. Allay,
lull a iu niatioii.
Iicnls-tlio Sores.
Restores the
Senses of Taste,
Smell, HcarliiL'.
A quick
Hellerl
& rositiro cnro.HAY-FEVER
A partlclo Is applied tnti each roitrll and la ngrrca
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IttliCKrcnt IMoinl I'urtfJernndLlfe-gWnr
Prluclpie; a lienll- l'liratur nnd Tonic; aperfea
llcnovtor nnd luvi."iri .'r of tho syctcm.
Sit VInii;nr Uittcria there Is vitality but
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Illsotifs offlto Mtiii,of Trhnfprer narna
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