Lane County leader., July 10, 1903, Image 6

O N C E A SLAVE.
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Mr. naroy told the ho? » as much a* h* ’
I
He la N o ow
w a He«u
though: proper o f the state o f things I
Keepecte«] J n j-.
them lari!
their insinit
sinici ions. Tbs :
J
M a la o f
VÄ > * and
a j gave
p r é lût*Ol
fra was any real
I
idea there
f w ; giri*, «h o h i J 30 kta
T h e current dlncnaalon
>: ies an unlimr.
__J
had besides
mea mire < >f
poll)
''
rights
ir father and broth
should he aecorded to the
look upon it aa fun.
to speak quite ser -
a special
.>y to be sure that his order» would be
* * nce to the
B* O . A N f N T V
strictly attended to. A box had been
jiou to , Jll(,
to the nature, some share in the com ­
placed in the storeroom on the upper
iu "isCOBsij
prehensiveness o f Cod.
I
a )
* q J Mr.
Ilir t tower,
lr h ai and the boys were
floor
o f the
colored nun
given screwdrivers aad hammers to open
The
mother
who
sees
all
the
virtue*
C H A P T E R V I.—iCoat.aoad.l
exactly what had happened; then there it.
hrst iu stance
The astonishment o f all was un­
in her own child i* blind to those in
**T t hasn't been our fault we haven’ t was a wild yell o? surprise and ¡ear, as
kind, it 1» st
bounded to find that it contained four
met iefore,’ said Huhe: which * m t:ue our ridrws came down ayain with a era sh­
other children.
«he history (
dozen large rc'kets aad a doi*»n blue
♦ uojgh. for « e had uslr g.v,n h:m a ine thud. A ll leaped to the r
the ..ghrs. One do tea of these rockets were
The thoughts w ill turn to the future
8ta'e- The pd
chase several tim a E. ¿lares on'.y man i aimed my next blow at rol :a « over,
when oDe comes to reckon the rapidity
ordinary signal rockets, but the rest were
m i»'H he mor
fa r e an evil smile, but the o;her Mexi­ and just eecap.ajc
Rube was more covt red with strong tin cases.
rectiy defl
o f T im e’s (light.
.
*
can exclaimed savagely. ‘ You dec, do you lucky, and just
his man as he was
•‘ Fireworks!” they all exclaimed in in­
that of
dare to answer?1 and afrack Rube across rising. ‘ Hoorah 1 Seth.’ he 'boated, nve
It is by presence o f mind in untried
« Ji
tense surprise. “ W hat have you brought
° f the pej,
the face with ail his force with a heavy j down out of eievea.’ W e drew back now
emergencies
that
ihe
native
metal
o
f
fireworks all this way for. papaT*
whip.
judicial offici
to our posts as «creed aa. and the Mn»xi-
J. C. P E B K 1 X A .
a man is tested.
“ I w.li tell yon. my dear».
I knew
“ Uilb# turn*-! quite white, and then.; cans, drawing thejr knives, made a rush
qulrlng uo
that the Indians of the pampas were
There is any quantity o f gold in the i traln ,
but
with a tremendous effort, he broke the forward. They ain’t cowards, the M*-x-
a h i g h l y important
horse Ini.ana. and the idea struck me
land, but w e enjoy It moat when the
cowbi.le than** which fattened his hands cans— I w.il say that for them; and
nevertheless, fo r Justices' courts'
that as they could never have seen rock­
other fellow digs * lu
for r it.
—not new rope, mind you. but cowhide— when these feliows found they were
| nearer to the people than any
ets. tney would be horribly soared at
just as if it had been so much frass. and j caucht like rats .a a trap, they fou?h:
Few m .n are wise enough to prefer ; judicial bodies, and where pr
night by them. Rockets, you know, are
went rij?ht at the feilow who had struck; desperately. They knew theffp was no
the blame that Is useful fo r them to J o re r bT the righ t kind of men
used in war; and even if the riders are
h:m. The Mexicans ffsve a cry of u
mercy to expect from Kube and me. They
not frightened, it is quite certain that the
the praise that betrays them.
¡trem endous influence for law
T 'oisliment a n i threw themselves upon divided, aad three came at raeh *>* ***-
Rube. El Zeres shoutinf at the top of his T w o wen: down as if they were shot, horses would be horribly alarmed by oae
Be not d is t u r b ! about the future, der. T h e ch ief requirements for
^*r
two
o
f
these
rushing,
fiery
things
voice. ‘ Don’ t draw a xnife! don’t draw aad I was just w hiriinf my r ile for an­
fo r if ever you come to it you w ill have siding m agistrate in one of
I therefore
s knife.' I'll h*n¿ any man who injures other blow, when I heard a crash. * n i charging into their midst.
the same reason for your guide which courts are good common sense, j
had
them
specially
made
for
me
by
a
py­
himT
then a shout from Kube. ‘ Help. Sethi* 1
balanced judgm ent, and an Im
preserves you at present.
rotechnist in Ixmfloa. One dozen, a « you
• had rot the fallow by the throa: «*w at once what had happened. Rube's
mind. Such are said to be the
•To the H ill« .''
>ee. are ordinary rockets o f the largr>:
Patience
and
strength
are
what
w
e
r.th both h sa!«. and. thouyh the crow 1 rifle, aa he was mak:n# a blow at a man
au ^ rn^ t us* o f what w e have flcatlons o f J. C. 1‘ erkins. who t'
► sue: they contain colored balls, wh: a -T to the hills will lift mine eyes’ - I ’T.
o f men who threw themselves upon h iu had struck s beam over his head. sad the
will give out a most brilliant light. One
weeks ago w as elected Judge of
shock
had
made
it
flj
from
his
hands
pulled him to the yround, he never iet go.
An-
t t S L r t Z . sk.es - w : and all the time an earnest dla- I ™
o? them thrown into the air. even where
' court in the tow n o f Shelby,
hut brouyh; the nun down. too. 1 knew across the room. In another moment the we believe any Indians to be. will light
the hills T V « grand an’ cairn.
content until we come to what w e
the c ity o f I a Crosse. Wit.
it was all over wi-’u him. I was quite two Mexicans were upon him with their
up the plain, and give us a fa ir view of How peacefully they raised their heads ought to be.
Perkins was born in slavery it
mad to joia in ant help: but theufh 1 kmvew. H e hit oat wildly, hat he got s
an' Stood « r e n e an' stilly
W ere w e to believe nothing but w bst
them. The other three dozen are loaded
flve m ile« from H olly, M:ss, u
n c fe d and strained at my thonf* till they gash across the forehead and another a
could perfectly comprehend, not
with crackers. As you see. I have had a A-blazin with their greens an reds
cut right into my wrist* I could aot suc­ the arm in a moment. I made two strides
the outbreak o f tbe w a r went it«
strong case of tin placed over the ordi­
ceed. For a while they lay in a struy- across the hat. aad the Mexicans who
I llk ,7 h e ^ V r ^ t h e ? ’ «
got— i f . only our stock o f knowledge in all the Confederate arm y as the serin
nary case; and one of them striking a
branches
o
f
learning
Would
be
shrunk
were
attacking
me.
instead
o
f
trying
to
fl:n c mass oa the ground, aad then Rube
just aa if they meant
Maj. Perkins, whose name he i
man will certainly knock him off h:s
•hook hitnseif free o f them for a moment prevent me. made a mah to the corner
horse, aad probably kill him. The roar, To send to me this gentle thought: • o . to nothing, but even the affairs o f ed. In 18(13 he join ed the I'nion
and foe to his feet. A dozen men were where their rifles were, which I had left
common life could not be carried on. and w|| ,n , h(> l)a n ,eg
poor man. be content.”
the rush, the train o f fire, and finally the
of «
upon him in a moment: but he was blind unguarded. It was a fatal mistake. My
O f all paths a man could strike Into, Gunntown and N ashville, besides
explosion and the volley o f crackers in
with rage, and would not have minded if gun came down crash upon the head of
The
hills.'
God
made
’em
every
one.
an*
says Carlyle, there Is. at any given minor skirmishes. Judge I'erklni
their
midst
would
be
enough
to
frighten
It had been a thousand. Those who came one o f Rube’s assailants before he knew
freshens ’em with dew.
their horses altogether beyond control.
moment, a best path for every man. a to Chicago at th e close o f the vir
front went down as if shot before the of my approach, and another minute did
A a’ makes ’em golden with the sun to
W hat do you think o f my idea?”
thing which, heje and now. it were later opened a barber shop in (
Mows of hi« fists: but others lea peri on for the second. As I turned from him the
gladden me an’ you.
“
Capital,
capital.*”
they
all
cried.
him from behind, and then ti|e struggle remaining two Mexicans leveled a: Rube.
Down here there’s bitterness an* strife, o f all things w.sest for him to do, 111. I .a ter be rem oved to Miltrn
“
But
how.
papa.”
Hubert
asked,
“
will
began again. It was downright awful, who had rushed across to pick np bis
which, could he but be led or driven and entered th e Turkish liath
an’ lots o’ things seem vain:
They could not hold h:s anus. Their gun. and myself, and gave a cry as the you manage to make your rockets go An' we make oar complaint o f life here j 0 ,i0< he were then doing like a man.
ness. H e met Gen. Grant durin
straight
at
the
Indians?
A
ll
the
rockets
weight, over and over again. gH h:m flints fell and there was no report. For
on tbe noi^j- plain.
as w e phrase it. H is success, in such war. and when President Ron
upon the ground, and over and over again * minute or two they fought desperately I ever saw went straight up into the air. * Bur there, the hills lift up their head«.
case, w ere complete, his felicity a visited I-a Crosse. A p ril 4. he in
Yes. Hubert, because they were point-
he was up a his feet; but his amis, j with the guns; but it was no use. and it
an’ we can look an* see
« mehow. thev couM not hold, and the ' wa« aoon over, aad we »tood the masters
ap;
ro-'ket goes whichever way .. Where brooks play in their gleamin' beds maximum. T o find this path and walk only colored man to shake hit
in it is the one thing needful for him. presenting him also with a hotxgi
work he dl l with.them was
Any o f the hat. with eleven dead men roan i *î
Rockets :n war are hrei
k i i awful.
aw
an* >;*arkie in their giee.
» tob*- « * * " ■ » tron* h- v
thing h* hit went down, a n i when he us. Aa hour Utcr saw us safely on our
Am erican beauty roses on belu
w
.y
to
hcsJqusrtcr».”
th*
trough.
Sot
to
at
once.
boys.
I ’ve arched the hills when just at dawn S N A K E ’ S PO W E R T O F A S C IN A T E . the colored population o f Western
could not h:t he gripped. It wa* like a
“
Oh.
thsak
you
Tory
much.
Seth.
It
is
»
tr-vigh
.bout
four
fe
t
t
long
terr.er with rat«; L«.* caught 'em by the
the sun swept up th*-ir slope.
consln.
throat, and when he did it was all up . most exciting story. AaJ w h it b e e n * !
U mn« , : * ? 1 ? "
An’ knew my night of doubt had gone H o w B la c k G o p h e r H v p n n t i z e d th e
G r o u n d S q n i r r e l t o I t , Death.
i ‘*noJSh * « ™>** “ »b®1» ,h* !' T* 1 ®f tb*
an’ left a day o f hope.
with them. How ..»ng this weat on I of Rub*’ ” a<k*i Maud
O Y S T E R B A Y ' S W H I T E HOU!
Graham Peck, an authority on
can’ t »ay. when a Mexican snatched the
“ Rube marred a year . ft e r we got back I W* U
,b* top o f ti<' , o w - Let I ’ ve watched the hills at evenin’ time, all
snakes, was asked his opinion regard­
silvered by the moon.
lasso from the «a idle of El Zeres’ h rse to the States, and took up a clearing an i there be two legs on :he front end. and
Su ite o f R o o m s O v e r u Grocery
and dropped the n->o*e over Rube’s neck, settled down. It was then I felt lone- one leg behind; and this leg behind must When front their sides in tone« sublime ing a snake’s hypnotic powers, says a
cu r ed f o r P r e u i d e n t Roomvelt
the breezes brought a croon.
In another moment he v » i «y:ng half some, and mtde op my mind to go south have a hinge, so that, whea it stand#
w riter in the Detroit Free Press. H is
It Is surprising bow many pt
□prlght.
it
will
be
six
or
eight
lachea
Aa-
>a
,
br
worid
to
m
strangled upon the ground, and a dozen for awhile. I promised Ru're that I
reply w as as follow s:
want to live in O yster Bay. L. I
all the world was etili.
hands bound his hands beh.nd him and would go and settle down by him after a higher than the front, in caa* we want
“ T h ere is a certain pow er to fasci­
place President R oosevelt •will h
his feet together with cowhide thoaga. bit. sad I ’ ve concluded that it’ s about to fire at aaything close at h aal. When O. them's the times a man can see the
nate
in
a
snake's
eyes
and
move­
It is impossible practically to ren
glory of a hill!
Sevea Mexican« lay dead on the ground tiq^e to do so. I ’ ve saved a few hun­ we want to elevate the head o f the rock­
ments. I saw only the other day a boy a house in the villa g e at the
and many more were lying, panting and dred dollar» out here, and I am going et to fire at anything at a distane*, we
pail
the
hind
leg
back,
so
that
that
end
I reckon David must ’a" been a man like typical Illustration o f the pow er o f a ent time. R ea lty prices have n
bleeding, around.
El Z-eres had never to start to-morrow morning at daybreak
snake to fascinate.
me or you.
moved: and except shouting to his men to catch the steamer st Rosario. I ahaii is lower than the frost. Put a spike at
and lots which w ou ld have been
the
end
of
the
leg.
to
let
it
have
a
firm
That
had his own sore fights to win.
not to use their kneres he had taken no go op straight from Buenos Ayres to New
“ O ver in the pine woods I saw a at tihG tw o years ago are now w
hold
oa
the
floor.”
just
as
all
humans
Jo;
part whatever in it—watching the arrug- Orleans, and s steamer will take me up
ground squirrel fascinated by a black $1.000. One piece o f property jui
(T o he continued.!
An’ he looked to them hills o f bis that
t e with that cruel smile, as if it had the river in three dsys to Rube’s loca­
gopher snake. The forked tongue dart- from gio.0 00 to $20.000 while I
breathed of quiet peace—
only been a terrier attacked by rats. tion. Good-by. all of you. I told your
H E R P R ID E W A S T O U C H E D .
Just like our hills, where comfort is an* ed out o f the snakes mouth almost Yorker was thinking o f takiq
When it was over he mounted his horse fsther this sftem ooa.”
as regularly and rapidly as the needle option on It.
all our troubles cease.
There was s hearty leave-taking, an i
and said to one o f h.t lieutenants who
Plebeiaa
S ta lls , Not lacladed
“ I to the hills will lift mine eyes” — I ’ ve o f a sew ing machine rises and falls.
During the past tw o T e a r s the
was standing near: *1 mast go now. 1 tntny expressions of regret at his leav­
S c k -a l C u r r ic u la «.
heard 'em sing tbe psalm:
T h e squirrel seemed to watch it spell- | lage has grow n greatly.
Fire
leave these men in your charge. Pedro. ing. and after a shake of the hand and
T h e principal o f the youn g ladles’ An’ in each mellow note there lies a hound. The snake crept slow ly nearer.
Fasten that one’s hands behind him; many goo-1 wishes, the young Hardys
blessin’ pure an’ calm,
then take them inside. Put them in the wen: up to the house, really sorry to part seminary, a fte r form ally greetin g he.-
“ W hen the gopher snake w as within
w ealth y patron, w a ved her hand grace- — "
®- Mesbit in Chicago Tribune.
inner room. Clear my things out. Take wit htheir Tsnkee friend.
tw o or three inches from tbe squirrel
tea picked men. and don't let anyone in
fu lly in the direction o f the other room.
A C h ild 's S im p le F a ith .
it gave a leap and threw three coils
or out till I return. I shall be back be­
C H A P T E R V II.
"M a d a m ." she said, w ith a confident
Several years ago. when our young­ about the squirrel. Instantly the spell
fore daybreak. I «hall a muse myself to­
Aa sooa aa Mrs. Hardy had arrived all smile. " I am happy to any th at your est child was a little tot still in kilts. was gone. The fascination or charm
day with thinking how I shall try the their neighbors came over to call, and
daughter is now ready fo r you. D ur­ a fire broke out in our town. and. as I there had been over the little animal
nerve* of these Americano«. I can prom­ very friendly iatercocrse was quickly es­
in g the last fe w years that ahe has been is the custom in small places. 1 start- was no-doubt broken the very moment
ise yon all a handsome amusement of tablished between them
A s there was
under m y charge ahe has become ac­ ed to the fire, takin g my little boy ) the serpent's coils w ere about the
Sv me vort, anyhow.’ And he rode off.
ao spare bedroom at Mount Pleasant,
“ I have often faced death, and ain’ t aome hammocks were made, and hooks complished.
with me. W hen w e w ere almost there squirrel, fo r the animal gave three eon-
A sligh t shade o f curiosity w as e vi­ I noticed sparks and cinders w ere fly-1 vulsive. terrified chirps and realized
afraid o f it: but the uarnified face an i were put into the sitting room walla, so
the cruel smile o f that m i l made my flesh that the hammocks could he slung at dent on the fa c e o f the v is ito r s
ing in the direction o f our home. Al- that its death moment had come,
creep on my bone*, as I thought o f what n:ght and taken dc-ra
the morning.
’’T on consider, then.” she said, w ith a though a number o f squares aw ay. I
-I believe im plicitly that all snakes I
Rube sad I had get to go through the The English party always rode beck to rising inflection, “ that her education is
fe lt uneasy, know ing at that tim e o f have a certain degree o f pow er to fas-
next day.
Canterbury, at the distance was so short, com plete?”
the y e a r the gutters o f the house w ere cinate their victim s to death. Black­
“ Never in my l;fe did I feel that ths and the J i a i n o u generally did the
“ Indeed, yes.” replied th e p rin cip a l filled w ith dead leaves. I said I was snakes, gopher snakes and racers have
same: bat Messrs. Percy, Williams and
game was up ss I did then.
“ She has a sm attering o f Greek. Latin. uneasy, so he urged me to go back. : the pow er to a large degree. Rattle
“ In t short time we were both asleep. Markham usually came over in the after-
fa r wa had only been fear hear* m bed noon an i rod* hack ig a ia next morning French. Italian and German. She has W hen w e reached home w e found snakes have the most fascinating pow-
far two B.gfcT*. I was pretty well ao-
I'p o a Sunday morning Mr. Hardy had done som ething In the higher mathe­ some o f the charred shingles in our er among all the poisonous serpents in I
O Y S T E R B A T a W H IT E HOCSE
custom* 1 to sleep oa the ground, tad 1 service, sn-1 to this the whole o f their matics. understands the piano, and in yard. W e went up stairs and looked the Southwest.
slept w.thsot waking for nearly seven fnenda general.y came. It wa* heid early, history, philosophy and literatu re she out on the ro o f to see th at all was
"T h e indications o f charming among business blocks have been built
hoars
W * did not altogether f t np so thst the Jamiesons and the Eaglish- w ill pass. But in the finer graces—in
aafe. the little fello w holding tightly poisonous snakes are deceiving some- 'others are in process o f erectiaa.
hope. as we agree 1 that we must try. m men could rod* back to their home* be- the art o f conversation, in dancing.
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,
jo my hand a ll the whUe. Presently times.
Poisonous snakes fan g their most in terest!n* building In the P
1 he short iw e r v a j between the i i*:ta o f fore the heat o f the day. the other three
Mamma, w hy don t you prey on .v only
The poison does not '• 'b e Moore Block, which darla*
ihe Mexicans, to untie the knots of each remain.: ( to dire, and returning in tbe and that indefinable chic that a l w . y . he said:
I replied: “ I am. darling ’
kill at once.
others .oris u:Th our teeth. SnJJenly raid of the evening. Canterbury was en­ d istingu ish*» m y p n p ib fro m o t h e r * 'p r a y ’
mm
P ampàS ij
BLO@0®C3
; “ But w h y don’t yiwt kneel down .L d
"T h e victim flutter, to a branch It «he n a l “ w h ite house" o f the e
aa idea struck wtr. I squeeted myself tirely o sheep and cattle farm. The own­ she is all1 that could be desired.”
buck to the wail aad leaned a c i n i it. ers had five thousand sheep, aad some
A shade o f an xiety crow ned the r ™ y ?
So w e both knelt down by
may be. or runs a short distance and Kor « o c u t iv e office* the Presides!
the bedside, and 1 prayed aloud In -tops.
—
ua
'I t ’s all right. Rune.' sail I; ’ our coeds hunited* o f cattle: but they had com­ m other*« brow.
T h e snake watches i t
The seoure«l the entire second fioor and
are a« good aa off.* 'H ow 's th a t- said paratively a good deal of time upon their
“ I had hoped.” she said, “ th at my simple language that he could uader- Poison d>es its deadly work and the ,lu-’ r' ,'r* are now being placed in
Rube. T h is wail i* a i J* o f rough st me*. hands aa stock and sheep farming does daughter m ight h ave been taught aome- stand, asking God to have the homes
inesa fo r him.
P a rt o f the g
Rube, aad there are p ea ty o f sharp not require « much personal care and thing useful: som ething that, in the du- that w ere in danger, and to change bird falls.
i .
.
"A n yon e who comes nn nor h,vin<- boor spare la used as a grocery. *1
e 1 ges sticking out t-.rough the mud suparriaaoa as must be bestowed apon ag­
They will rut throngs throe wet thongs ricultural farm s The Jamiesons on the tie* Which as a w ife and a m other may the course o f t l » wind. W e then went seen the attack, might be readily d ‘ ,b* *U!agers drop in from time to
go *u reived into im agining that it was the
* » » P yarn*. T h a t the store
like knives.’ T ioorah r shouted Kube at contrary, were entirely occupied in til- lie b efore her. m ight be o f » m e valu e." downstairs, and I ---- —
A flush o f pride suffused the coante- by «¿e grate and {Hay. and I would go ' g tanc* o f tb* . M k e , nd
; 1 « much frequented while tbe M
age . they had no sheep and only a few
the top of h:s voice, with a yell that
startled the Mexicans from their seats he* d o f cattle.
naaee a t the principal.
j
on U h - veranda and watch that that caused the victim to f a l l "
; dentlal offices are being o c c a H
"Th en , madam.” she «aid. haughtily. | the sparks from the fire did not c o m
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| verT oenaitL
again, aad then he -unmenced thunder­
M rs Hardy was remarking upon this
ing out oae o f the ooags the « id le r s used oar day to M rs Percy, who replied. "A h .
yo u h ave evid en tly mistaken th e pur- n«"or our house H e looked out o f the THRIfTI YANKEE ISES
to s ag a » the Ui*“ -h Severa: U m i c i the poor fellows are very unfortunate.
o f m y establishment. In th * first door and saw the wind was blow ing
A n A ir - T ig h t F it
AU0M 08IEE AS A P tM P
------ runnix* op from «h e camp t* aak They brooght out a fair capital, «nd had pUo, no WOIMn
tn !e .octa l In stin ct., In another direction. H e dapped hi*
If a n y th *« * * ' t ie
» J *
• » '* 1 * * ,* *‘ Ä' k
* * J .* ? " * * “ ! should ahe be inflicted w ith children. Uttle hands fo r Joy. and *a ld ” "M am - , Th f t th* ,Tpic* 1 ‘ 'do,rn cast" Yankee
e v c h u i g ^ g " i ^ w s ^ i f ' their
üæ i , zz'Z'izjz. ä
sorssurssÄ jss s
» »«*«.
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aa 1 w it* M u » awapt d ova upo« U r o « aj ^ r - 1
«T W -
•**«•<* 9 * * * y m i.aTk íd
001 to * * • « *
many angry threats of th* 1-ffeveut sort nod Ml every animal they h ad
That 11 never dreamed, when your daughter
fixe and you know H e won’t for
• f yell* w* ahea'ei * * * next day. they puts .me m mind. Hardy, o f a m attrr w a * adm itted, that you intended her H * has changed the wind another
Mastered o f m i
1 /coged far th* epoa which I had intended to apeak to to m arry any man w ho earned a liv ­ ra y
t.m* wke* R ib * and I aboeid fail upon ( you. W » are just getttag how to the i n g -
! m - t
filled w ith tears as I pra»,-
them la half aa h e«r I gave the aigaah c m o f the year when Iad.aa attack a A re
H e r guest blushed, and im petuously ed th* Unie fello w to my heart, and
I had parked , « t a sharp a t «»* in a coo
moot Lkeiy to take pince. Sometimes they
I prayed. "Oh. fo r the faith o f a little
held oat her hand.
venieat pouir m. and it m net a minate are qx:*t far a year or two. then they
"Y o u are righ t.” ahe said
“ F o rg iv e c h ild " — Rant’ s Horn.
before I felt th* rail o f cords iooaan with are very tr a a litac n i again. F ive er six
a sodden Jerk, and knew that I u*a free years ago. tout after I first came out. me. Just to r a moment I remembered
“ Amy * T Crowu at R la F e et.”
A * I hod «arici pa red. the ciw-a a f ear » » had tern hie times with them. Vast that V R » . n s a mother, and forgo t
T h e late Dean F a rra r once related
guards V e > rather 'em f r r to aut new asm Sera a f caule were driven o f ; th* all about my social p ooitloo.-— L i f e
w ith much interest a story showing
that they believed oa to be asleep, la sheep they lem ur.lom take, b e c a s « they
the deep religious feelin g o f Queen
T b e - E x t r a H o rae -
half aa hear I heard a * i re. whieh I : •asset trave, « fa a t bat they do drive
A lo ve r o f horses recently noticed a Victoria. On one occasion, as one of
The m amu t th* next viatt ] 'hem o f wmetimeai T o » at* now the
« i # o r «- 1 -r» «
to
door, and thea. i fnrtbeot att-gv. and c o v e e » « u t iy
th* ruttotn !■ F ra n ce which
he thinks ^
^ haplam*. while preach-
the
lymg pretty * i {T aa my atomack. crept » « V » expooe-l T oar estancia ia stroag , ugh: to be adopted In this ciu atïjr. Oa T * _ ° r *.
* ' " indoor, be made
ruand to whet» tbe rtira were plied. The and w e l built, and yea are *3 w*R arm- , T iTT street la F ra n ce which ha* a “ ** s* w n '1 AdT®nt o f Christ the sub-
o f t his
A fte r the
fite wss hara.-g lew. a a l th* guard were cJ aad o d «b e a . T e » are. 1 think.
’
j, ,ta -i * e d a- a Ject ~*|
‘ discourse
sittiac » H om y rvxn i it that the iemev >» *hat tesçett. safe, except ftem sudiva _
s
^ r
^
'
I vice, the Queen, alw ays a moot at-
part o f the t m was in black «n adi-w .. « r p r s r
The deg. are eure to give an Po-a t
*“ ™
. * a n ™ I teutive listener. rp ,^ c to him on tbe
«
th a t though I e u c »A a g cut tot a .a -w . «tifi I «beavi steep with every-
^
• * competa draytnea and
topic Which be bad chooea. and said
Rabe. 1 « d a 1 a « bra tiJ W wa« elsa* th r g m tee 1 neun”
| oth er* to m ake u » o f this home until
“ O V bow I wish that the Lord might
eaoagh 0> tench me. It w a, a i e i - t t e
T V * n a v t n a u u cansad Mr. Hardy the n s a l t o f the V-Ü ia ren, --^. x=d
J*h epeming afi th* pann but » » did i t 1 great caia c c ra a I: wa« a peamKSty he there !* a h ea vy fine fo r refusing to come during my life tim e !" “ W h y -
I*v Farrar, “ does your m ajesty
Without making aa much » - - « aa weald had
W e x i » a
im i V
« . t t»
e p-ep»red
p-epared tor; hut he i-aall hire th * extra bora* a: a email fixed asked
.
w a r » a daer. and them awei takrag a -.to » r i feel that th* danger was teaUy i t rate. Fin - a f » * by the t->a isSie nd .-ate feel this very earnest desire!”
The
by th* ba-r*L u * wer* ready
P a p . hand Withapc an U l e n fteling.
H u ' the perilt where the extra horse nt- nid Queen replied w ith quivering Up«, and
wae J « t ta l'x g a etery yf hew ha had
I M I
her whole countenance lighted by deep
forced aa add maa to my where ku died an i i f ; , tobara, and b-, cattle a. * *
° * * " * " * * “ J ^ »■ o ek ia . “ I »boolfl io lore to U r it . t
TV * « a b g aeaasa bad I ¿ispeas e» w ttV
bf tettar-ng ki* fiaugb
fera
«yea ani hew. u h « te
af aberp
A 'U a t a - a w Q a w t ia s
had ! * u hka aa-rrac and -he w i r y wos I
T V » -atti«, t « . !
S « M eets e f Thought.
C W e y - W V N JM CnasMy Ivlr m arry
»ta n imsd. he had «han « J them t g and |
ifly i m a g i . « nd the ahre;
A ll m e» are fo t ta but only the w i «
1
that
w
lA
fly
marnati
w
id
th’
tia
chil-
th* ham » a light —a aeoey which w «e were nearly re e fy toe a V a r a g
Aita-
•fop N flag to
l o a f i o d with r i s t a af «TV —r r x g langb-
a f th* ataeh wa* » v e r I
a ra TV* tasi wuaad aot , M a ip h y —Skurc. O l dunnaw
OC va
o f Rabo's rito «o hi* haal t i r i « ugnelch. b» a beo, it e rada so ho b o i et— three aprir dared ash htm.
while mta* did th » a n x « ta the head a f
b ia m n l ta fa ra af hin arfigimal capata.'
th * next man Fee aa instant 'bee* » aa a the bans at R a r a « a A.i
Aetna,
hat It
it | R ettin g
run, box
Intellect may g tv* keennera o f dis-
be a vucy
• P ««
- A
1<
” la rgea w i
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r * ood- ^ . * 1 1 fw h a p *
. . . . ! ! ’
“ n* tr* 1
by the
it , —«
. . aKÖ AQorvw Waters, o f
Hartford. Conn., turned his auto Into
pump.
~k. L. »
Morae?” a*ktd th e coosln
” Hif
kt'pt on gro w in g fa tte r *1111 fanffi
"Well, an I ’ll say is this." said
Jennings. "A n n ie F a ll told me
year that when L a c y sent borne (I
Mr. W aters’ stationary engine attach-
Nashua, w h ere ahe w as nvnaiaf
ed to the w ater supply was broken
uncle, to h ave a silk waist made,
nie real lie d ahe hatn’t got any m
urea; and then she remembered
the last tim e L n cy w as there »he *
up by the b ig air-tigh t stove; and
nie rem arked (to h erself’ th* rH
b’ ance between ’em.
And she I
the measure o f that a ir tig h t **•
in a m ite fo r the w a ist lice
much as a knife marks warm molal
c in d y — and made the waist
* «ii! ’ on. and I.n cy * r te
^ aa an elegant fit.”
A C T O D O IT Ö I » C T T as a r n t r .
A t th e S o c ie ty Fnncilon.
Butman— I beg yo n r pardm. »if-
can you tell me whether tie J*
» U r* e quantity o f water wa
lady a t the piano ia p K T a* 50
' » « » t is fy the thirst o f his
shall not bear w b a t the others are I
° * n > T,> rvT « i r the engine would take in g about o r w h eth er tbe .-»«vers*
¿aya. and Mr. W at-rs andrai .
Is indulged la to drow n Ibe pUy®
At odc ^
W ittie r— I don’t th ick the jn to * 1
« e r g e o c y he hacked his auto. » t tbe piano w ould like to hear
ra l ¿ t i .
Nfell-houae, elevated the Others are savin g ab ut hri $J
^
lag, so ( m ost In fer that 'i ? f
v ‘ * ^
41x5 Applied tb * J e w
n .-rely to prevent her hearing th*
vernation.— Beaton Tracscri[fl.
nivstervKiqy Jori „
an .
,
tiaM.
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4rlm k that
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W e have an idea that if yen «« j i
the inside o f « m e hea-L* yen
find them stored w ith as nsele*» *
clco as there are In tbe top t>or