that h» shonld hav, e.rnHT?^
so short a time; and »,
w
trust her voice to speak .h
4
it was that had thu. b.Wen’il'^ •».
The preceptreas was not .
tell, and with a secret .... ' l,h»n? t,
Martha. Mary returned to
read the other letter, which ’ f *”• h
opened. Her head grew dlut* *8 *
spirita faint, as .be read the »
*
outpouring of a heart which h./*k**
ed her image for yrar. ,,,'t‘*T*
though fearful of reject!*. w ’k"A
tell her how much she was bet . **
is no sudden fancy," »»i i T K ’1-
tbe tube when not In use being cofle?
continuity of our social and moral es
up on top of tbe plant.
tablishments, says the Chicago Jour
“One l»ot afternoou.” says Mr Kuver
nal. In the Interests of g<iod order and
krop.
“I sat down under sotue brush
a higher sense of responsibility ou the
EMPLOYMENT OF TYPEWRITER wood at the side of a lagoou < n tbe
part of civilized humanity, the mar
YET IN ITS INFANCY.
Itio de la Plata. Near at band was a
riage custom has evolved from a sim
OREGON
EUGENE ..
forest of dead shorn trees, which had
ple,
savage
rite
to
one
that
carries
a
S.-J------ ¡-US---------
deep obligation and Is Interlinked with C h Will lacrcas« Vatll Kv»r» Hotel actually been cboked to death by or
cbids and climbing cacti In front or
Wuea a newspaper suspends publica a sacramental solemnity that makes It
Will Provide Them for Guests, and All
me. and stretching over the water ol
tion In Russia It does not of ueeesaity strikingly impressive. There sre civil
Business Men Will L'sn I hem Them-
the lagoon aud al»>ut a foot above It
Imply lack of funds.
and religious marriages, but both have ••Ives, .Sot Impending t pou others.
was a branch of one of these deed
legal sanction. They constitute con
trees. Here and there clusters of com- j
This more than probable dI »appear- tracts that cannot be easily abrogated,
Bicycling was a fad. but typewriting inon 'plants del ayre' grew on It an l
a nee of tbs haze hanging over West and tbe entire thought of those who
Is a faeL Tbe typewriter it, be, or a network of green cacti twined round
I'oint means a brighter day for that in- framed our laws was to throw tbe
she- is In tbe same clasa as tbe tele it.
the wealthy Mias Selden seemed so fond
atltutiou.
greatest protection around tbe Institu
CHAPTER XII.—(Continued.)
phone, teiegrapb. aud linotype. As to
"Among
orchids I ■ noieu
noted «»v
one ....
dif-
Among tbe orenuts
tion. Htatutex have been enacted that uaefulneas ami universality, typewrit
°
•
.»n
Here . Jenny’» remark» were
interrupt- f^>on after Mary went to Mount Hol ever loved me.
ferent from the rest, the leaves, sharp, i nPn
--
An unsentimental feature about girls severely punish tbe man or woman
me so: but if I am not. if v„u
«
lancehead
shaped,
growing
all
round
■
ed
by
the
loud
rattling
of
(
”
)(j|f
yoke
»be
had
received
a
letter
from
Billy,
ing
is
lu
its
Infancy.
Thus
far
it
is
becoming doctors Is that the lover's Im who enters the connubial state and
-------- ^¿Tag ,0 down
.
tbe root and radiating from It From h.lluo of
in which he expressed bis pleasure that be my wife. I will school mywif , ""
memorinl complaint of a broken heart then proves false to the sacred vows. used only by those who cannot get
tbe center or axis of tbe piaur bung .; d^r. -, she
.he and
«d Mary »aw / coming
,be ’ ,1 down
hay ■he was at school, but added that the of you as a brother would think
will with them be merely estimated at If there were no restraint, tbe family along witbout it. The busluesa man
‘ A u
long. Slender stem about
TJi’j'.'/imma people' Dom Chic- fact of her being there interfered great only and darling sister."
puts
lu
a
writing
machine
as
a
luxury,
Its true anatomic value.
cart, laden with young people from Chic ly with bis plan of educating her him-
For several days Mary had
,
that Inhabits the earth would be Illegit
aud regards it as expense. A young au Inch thick bjr one fourth Inch wide, opee. who had been berrying ta Stur
well, and the excitement pro.lu.JT
imate and lawless, disconnected and
,elf
“
Mother
s
ill
health."
said
he.
'pre
Turkey, ordering a new warship sliamelexs mere tribes that would woman wbo learns to use a typewriter the lower end of which was In the bridge and were now returning home a vented me from doing anything until now, Billy's letter tended to iu. r,aw
without paying what 1» due on past prey upon each other In tbe most bar feela called upou to explain that she I water to a depth of about four Inches. high glee. The horses were fantastically and just as I aiu in a fair way to accom nesa. During the hour» in whi(.h , k
"I at once went over to examine my trimmed with fern» and evergreens, while plish my object someone else has stepped alone that day »he had auipi,
contracts, recalls the optimism of tbs barous manner. A positive union of may have to earn ber living, aud she
slater who. falling from a tower, re souls Is beautifully sentimental. Dr. cau equip berxelf more quickly lu thia discovery. Imagine my surprise, wbeu several of the girls were ornamented in in before me. But it is all right, and as reflection, and before night she ,-» "
to Billy, in which she told hi- J ‘
marked ns he passed each story, “All's Herron and Miss Band assert that they way than lu any other. A superin 1 touched tbe plant, to see this center tbe same way. Conspicuous among t e you do not seem to need my services at letter
noisy group was Ella Campbell. I enry present 1 shall next week leave Mr Sel impossible it was for ber to be “h. “
stem
gradually
contract
and
convul
tendent
or
principal
wbo
advocates
tbe
well so far.”
have discovered between themselves a
Introduction of typewriting Into tbe sively roll itself up in a spiral-like roll Lincoln's broad-brimmed hat was rest den's employment, and go into Mr. W or- of one whom she had always loved ,,
ing on her long curls, while her white thington's law office as clerk, hoping that own and dear brother. This letter e ’ ”
love that Is abiding and harmonious, a
Evidently Mr. Carnegie Intends to do love that Is so strong and everlasting scboola fet*ls obliged to prove that It of tape.
Mary so much effort, and so many t,^*
sun-bonnet was tied under Henry s
“But more surprising yet was the ob The moment Jenny appeared the whole when the proper time arrives 1 shall not
bls best to live up to bls belief, an that no words of priest or prelate are is due those wbo may have to earn a
tears, that for several days she coati*
be
defeated
in
another
plan
which
waa
ject
an
1
construction
of
this
stem.
1
nounced some time ago, that a man needed to cement It, and that all they living.
party set up a shout so deafening that
worse, and at last gave up all hope»f^
Tbe attitude of business men and found on close examination and dissec the Widow Perkins came out iu a trice formed in boyhood, and which has become ing present at the »»animation
who dies rich dies disgraced. It will should lie coerced Into doing Is mak
the
great
object
of
my
life.
”
school people toward typewriting must tion that it was a long, slender, fiat to see "If the Old Harry was to pay. or
take considerable work, however, for
"Oh. it's too bail!" said Ida, "for ( .
Mary felt perplexed and troubled.
Ing an announcement of the fact, The change entirely, and the time for such tube, the walls about one-tblrty-second what." No sooner did Henry Lincoln get
want you to see Cousin George,
the benevolent Scot to get rid of even
law of the land, prescribing certain change is already here. Where one of nn Inch thick, cellular in construc sight of Mary than springing to bis feet, Billy’s letters of late had been more like know he'll be disappointed, too
the Income from bls |3OO,UO0,000 and formalities they
declare ¡wstlferous writing machine la used now there will tion. open at the outer end. and con and swinging his arm around hia head, he those of a lover than a brother, and she never saw anything like the interest L
could not help guessing the nature of
more In Judicious works of benevo
and unnecessary, nnd l<egrudglugly be ten lu use in the near future. Tbe nected at the Inner end to the roots of acreamed out: "Three cheers for the
takes in yon.”
lence.
sehoolma'am and ber handsome lover, "the plan formed in boyhood,” She knew
comply with It. Prof. lierrou must only trouble up to this time has been a series of hair-like tubes.
A few days afterward, as Mart
she should never love him except with a
"By subsequent observation I found Billy! Hurrah.”
sister's love, and though she could not lying thinking of Billy, and wuudentu •
No doubt It Is a mere coincidence, have performed a few tueutal gym- hat business men, superintendents, and
“Wasn't that smart?" said Jenny, tell him so her next letter lacked the tone she had done right in writing to him „
and yet some people might suppose nasties since he led ids tlrxt wife to prlm-lpalx rarely use the machine per that when tbe plant was In want of
when at last the hay cart disapeared of affection with which she was accus she did, Jenny came rushing in. . !
that the President bad a sujierstltlous tbe altar. He gave her hlx love, and sonally and advantageously. The tyi>e- water this tulie would gradually un
with delight
14
from view, and the noise and dust had
preference for moiKMyllablro In cbooa- two children were born to them be- wrlter is a servant, a helper, doing wind till It dipped Into the water. Then somewhat subsided. Then as she saw tomed to write, and was on the whole a
Her
father
was
downstairs,
tojetk-
rather
formal
affair.
Billy,
who
readily
Ing members of hlx cabinet. There have fore be deserted her for Miss Rand. what the proprietor would have ft un It would slowly coll round and wind the tears in Mary's eyes she added, "Oh,
perceived the change, attributed it to the with Ida's father, Georg.- and Aunt Mr.
been lu all fifteen heads of the eight If his soul merging system Is Infallible derstood that be Is above doing, where up, carrying with It the amount of I wouldn't care if they did tease me about
right cause, and from that time his let tha. "Most the first tiling 1 did,''
why
did
he
transfer
bls
affections?
departments. Look at this array of
as the difficulty is that he cannot do it. water that that part of the tulie which Billy Bender. I'd as lief be teased about ters became far less cheerful than usual. xlie, "was to inquire after Billy
names: l>uy, Hay, Gage, Long, Hoot. Would he advise every man to leave
As a Yankee, I venture the guess had been Immersed contained, until bim as not."
Mary usually cried over them, wishing T guess Aunt Martha was shocked. («
Knox, Bllxx, Smith and Grigg», Then ills wife as soon as he ascertained that lu the uot-dlstant future the ablest when the final coll was taken the water
“It isn't that,” said Mary, smiling in more than once that Billy would trans she looked so queer. George laugbe-4
there were Gury and Alger, whose that the original physical love was men and women iu home and office, in was dumped, as It were, direct into spite of herself, at Jenny’s frankness. "It fer his affection from herself to Jenny, and Mr. Selden said he was doing se|(
im tiles were short, but not monosylla not capable of being ripened Into the hotel and train will use the machine. the roots of' the plant. The coll re isn’t that. I didn't like to hear Ella sing' and it was for this reason, perhaps, that and was one of the finest young uitD •
bic. Seventy six letters suffice for the higher spiritual love? Would he urge To-day, away from home, if one wishes mained in this position until the plant with your brother, when she must have without stopping to consider the propri Boston.”
During the whole of George's stay it
ety of the matter, she first asked Jenny
surnames of all the fifteen cabinet otfi- a practice requiring nothing more typewriting, be pays a dollar an hour required more water. Should the plant, known he meant to annoy me.”
"That certainly was wrong.” returned to write to him. and then encouraged her Mount Holyoke Rose managed to kew
cere, or almost exactly live letters to a obligatory than "I take this woman □r more for the service, but soon every however, be touched while the tube Is
to be my companion,” or "I take this first-class hotel will have all tbe writ extended, the orchid acts like the sen Jenny, “but Ella isn't so much to blame in answering his notes, which became him at her side, entertaiuing him oct»
na me.
as Henry, who seems to have acquired a
sionally with unkind remarks concern^
man to be my companion?" Slmpll ing machines which tlieir patronage sitive plant (mimosa) and tbe coiling great influence over her during the few gradually longer and longer, until at last
his letters were addressed to Jenny, while Mary, who, she said, was undoubtedly
The tendency to bring producer and fled hlx teaching amounts to nothing
I requires in the writing room and free action Is more rapid.
weeks he has been at home. You know the notes they contained were directed to feigning her sickness so as not to spp»It
consumer together and eliminate mid more. It panders to the vicious In
“I found many of these plants, all di ahe is easily flattered, and I dare say
in her classes where she knew she could
to all guests. Already every first-class
________
dlemen has manifested Itself In an ar stincts of the brute In man and If In uew hotel has a longdistance telephone rectly over the water or over where the Henry has fully gratified her vanity in Mary I
do herself no credit; "but," said she, 1(
CHAPTER XIII.
rangement whereby the sale of cotton vogue would bring Innumerable Im
soon as the examination is over she'll pt
in each room and a man has its use at water had been. In the latter case it j that reaped, for he says she is the only
Rapidly the days passed on at Mount well fast enough and bother us with her
and wool wlil Is- put In the bauds of moralities in Its train. Society lx well
any hour of day or nlght^it the same was almost pitiful to see how this tube decent looking girl in Chicopee. But see, Holyoke,
Autumn faded into winter, company at Chicopee."
organizations formed of cottou und founded. It must adhere to tbe an- rate that he would pay if he went out would work Its way over the ground in there comes Mrs. Mason; I guess she
whose icy breath floated for a time over
wonders what is keeping you so long."
Iu this Rose was mistaken, for ihes
wool growers. This movement has not elent and honorable customs which und sought a "pay station." In tbe search of the water that was not.”
The moment Mrs. Mason entered the the mountain tops, and then melted away the exercises closed Mnry was still too i.,
attracted ranch attention because the have bull<h*d It up. and Prof. Herron same way oue will be able to say when
school room, Jenny commenced talking at the approach of spring, which, with to ride, and it was decided that the
capital Involved Is small as compared and hlx bride should he shunned by re- he registers at uuy first-class hotel,* “I
"What Have 1 Done?"
about Mount Holyoke, her tongue run its swelling buds and early flowers, gave should remain a few days until Mrs. Ma
with that of many of the great manu spectnblllty.
"It
is
all
over
between
us.
would like a room with a writing ma
ning so fast that it entirely prevented way in its turn to the long bright days of son could come for her. With many tear*
facturing combines. But It may result
With basilisk face Gladys Butzheim- anyone else from speaking until she stop summer. And now only a few weeks re Ida and Jenny ba.le their young frieal
chine."
At first he might have
“Packing off of W idows.”
in as grent a change In business meth
to pay fifty cents a day extra, er, the heiress, turned to the trembling ped for a moment to take breath. Then mained ere the annual examination at good-by, but Rose, when asked to go op
A pastime which obtains among the
ods and as great economy ax any which
Mrs. Mason very quietly remarked that which Ida was to be graduated.
and see her, turned away disdainfully,
as
bo does for a room with bath Launcelot Birnmy.
Neither Rose nor Jenny were to return amusing herself during their absence ¿j
have resulted from combines which farm classes of Corea, known as the
“Go!" her voice rang through the halls if Mary wished to go to Mount Holyoke
■
nd
lavatory
appointments,
but
that
the
next
year,
and
nothing
but
Mr.
Lin
"packing
off
of
widows,'*
consists
of
a
have made a great deal more noise.
will soon pass away, as tbe extra of Butzheimer Manor. “I can never she could do so, Mary looked up inquir coln's firmness and good sense had pre talking and laughing with George More
raid by some disconsolate widower and
ingly, wondering what mine had opened
land.
charge
for the bath is going. Already lie yours. Take back your ring."
vented their being sent for when their
The room in which Mary lay commani.
The young man extended Ids arms. so suddenly at her feet; but she received
The truth Is that handwriting has as bls friends on some village known to It Is appreciated that a bath Is as im
mother first heard that they had failed
sumed a fur lower place In business coutalu a young widow, the forcible portant as a washbowl, aud so tbe ne "Gladys.” he murmured brokenly. "My no explanation until Jenny had bidden to enter the middle class. Mrs. Lincoln's ed a view of tlie yard and gateway: mi
her good-by and gone. Then she learn
pursuits than It occupied a few years abduction of the lady In question and cessity of the writing machine will be proud, beautiful Gladys. Why—why”— ed that Mrs. Mason had just received one mortification was undoubtedly greatly in after Auut Martini, I la and Jenny hil
left, she arose, and stealing to the si»
he could hardly speak—"why this, from hundred dollars from a man iu Boston, creased from the fact that the despised
ago. The great bulk of mercantile her marriage to the widower. An In early acknowledged.
dow, looked out upon the company u
stance
of
this
kind
has
recently
come
corres|H>nden<*e Is now conducted by
who had years before owed it to her hus Mary had entered in advance of her they departed. She could readily diriw
In a word, the future of typewrltlfig is you"—he sobbed—“to me?”
means of the typewriter, and that use to our notice. A widower living lu with the schools. Teach It ns uni
"Go!” repeated the heiress, in low. band, and was unable to pay it sooner. daughters. "Things are coming to a pret which was George Moreland, for H om
ful machine Is steadily pushing Its way one of the villages of Kangwha with versally ax you teach penmanship, not thrilling tones. "Go* My auswer is "And now,” said Mrs. Mason, "there it ty pass,” said she. “Yes, a pretty pass; Lincoln's shawl and satchel were thron
no reason why you should not go to but I might have known better than to over his arm, while Rose herself walkel
Into the renhns of authorship and news eleven friends went to a hamlet close for the sake of the girls who are to be final!”
send my children to such a school.”
paper work as well. There will always to the walls of Kangwlin City, where typewriters, but for the greater ad
close to his elbow, apparently engrowinj
"Tell me,” he continued, and a world Mount Holyoke, if you wish to."
She insisted upon sending for Rose his whole attention. Once he turned
•
••••••
be a demand for neat and legible pen a widow lived and seized and carried vantage of the boys and girls who are of misery and grief came Into his dark
and
Jenny,
but
Mr.
Lincoln
promptly
re
around, but fearful of being observe!,
"Ob. what a forlorn-looking place!”
manxhlp In certain occupations, but In off. after somewhat of a battle, a young to be the leaders in social, business, and eyes—"tell why you have thus changed,
plied that they should not come home.
the greater majority of pursuits this lady. It so happened, however, that professional life; not for tbe purpose or changed thus? What have I done? exclaimed Rose Lincoln, as from the win Still, as Rose seemed discontented, com Mary drew back behind the window cur
tain, aud thus lost a view of his fi e.
dows of the crowded vehicle in which
uo longer exists, although ns a per they luid mistaken the house, and un at helping a poor girl to be independ lias not my love Ix-en proven?”
(To be continued.)
they had come from the cars she first ob plaining that so much exercise made her
sonal accomplishment, apart from busi fortunately got hold of the wrong lady. ent. but for making rich nnd poor alike
Hoftened, perhaps, by Ids pleading, tained a view of the not very handsome side and shoulder ache, and as Jenny
ness uses, It Is of course emlueutly de Early the next morning an Indignant Independent. The time has cotne for n the young woman turned. She looked village of South Hadley.
did not wish to remain another year un
Vegetable Characteristics.
|H>sxe came lu pursuit, but the men
sirable.
universal and emphatic demand for the at the abject man.
Rose was in the worst of humors, for less Mary did, he consented that they
Certain
plants are bohemian, nour
who had committed the dastardly deed
“Tell you. Launcelot Blminy!” she by some mischance Mary was on the should leave school at the close of the ishing themselves from day to dij
writing machine in every upper grade
A wealthy and cultured American, succeeded In eluding them. The young
term,
on
condition
that
they
went
some
cried.
“
Tell
same
seat
with
herself,
and
consequently
you!" She approached a
□f the grammar school, an<l in every
without care for the morrow.
where else.
prominent In social and literary circles, lady, however, was rescued, und after
high school, academy, seminary, col step nearer, He bowed bis face in bls she was very much distressed and crowd
Others, on the contrary, are pro
"I shall never make anything of Hen
lately died In England, where he had the house of the widower nnd Its con
ed.
She,
however,
felt
a
little
afraid
of
lege. and university. A. E. Winship. In hands, "I will tell you! Any man
resided for thirty years, Nlnce his first tents had been completely demolished
Aunt Martha, who she saw was inclined ry," said he, "but my daughters shall foundly selfish or provident—but for
that
would
try
to
buy
St.
Paul
In
the
Normal Instructor.
receive every advantage, and»,terhaps one themselves, without occupying them
week abroad be had never dined at au ahe wus escorted home In triumph by
face of the fulling market Is not the to favor the object of her wrath, bo she or the other of them will comfort my old
restrained her fault finding spirit until
selves with their neighbors. Such lx
Englishman's table, At his first din her husband nnd Ills friends.- Kota*
man for my heart!”
TAUGHT PRESIDENT’S WIFE.
she arrived at South Hadley, where ev age.”
above all, the case with the potata
ner party lu Londou bls boat made a Chronicle.
A moment later a physical wreck erything came in for a share of her dis I He bad spoken truly with regard to
slighting reference to the United
Mrs. Morgan Tolls of Iler Little l'upil
Henry, who was studying, or pretending w hich, so long as it is living, not only
staggered Into the night. Philadelphia pleasure.
The Mule in Hypnotism.
States, which Ills guest, as a guest,
Bock In 18.53.
to
study, law in the same ofllce with Billy takes the food and water necessary t»
North American.
Max Carnawaux, who gives exhibi
"That the seminary!" said she con Bender. But his father heard no favor its daily nourishment, but nukei
could not rexeut. I'pou the s|*ot he
When Mrs. William McKinley was a
tions
of
his
|M>wer
In
hypnotism,
has
temptuously, as they drew up before the able accounts of him, and from time to strong provision, storing like the ant—
resolved never to accept an Invitation
very little girl, she was round faced,
That Peek of Turnips.
building. "Why, it isn't half as large or time large bills were presented. So it its nourishment for winter lu its tuber
where aucli another affront might lx> decided that In future he will be more rooy-cheeked. with very loving ways,
She was a thin old lady, and climbed handsome as 1 supposed. Oh, horror! I is no wonder the disappointed father
put upon bls patriotism. For tbe an careful in Hie selection of his subjects
cles. So w beu It has lost Its green
and
she
used
to
Into the car at Kingston with many know I shan't stay here long.”
sighed, and turned to bis daughters for leaves, when its stem lx dry. It its
tithesis Io this act. cross the channel for experiment.
work
diligently
In
The
furniture
of
the
parlor
was
also
hesitating
turns
of
the
head,
and
when
line of his favorite tricks wns to per
tbe comfort his only son refused to give. sleep in peaceful hope of renewed
to Paris. An Austrian archduke, visit
the first public her big black valise and other bundles very offensive to the young lady, and
For the examination at Mount Holyoke
ing lu that city, offeuded n Frenchman, made the man who submitted to him
when
Miss
Lyon
came
in
to
meet
them
schoolhouse
ol
Can
had been piled upon the seat in front
great preparations were being made. spring, its capital is put to one side
who later. In a drawing nem, trod on for test that he was a mule, aud great
she,
too.
was
secretly
styled
"a
prim,
ton
,
learning
t
o
Rose, knowing she was not to return, ready to give new dividends at th»
of her. she pushed back her red-striped
his foot. The archduke took out hlx merriment always followed the mulish
fussy, slippery-tongued old maid." Jenny, seemed to think all further effort on her general assembly of plants the follow
XN
print
and
read
ami
shawl
and
looked
out
of
the
window
handkerchief,brushed the dust from hlx antics of the victim while be was under
spell.
Little I d n with an nir of contentment. The train however, who always saw the bright side part unnecessary; and numerous were the ing year. But It works for itself alone.
of everything, was completely charmed reprimands, to say nothing of the black
•hoe and remarked aloud to Ills boat, the hypnotic Influence,
On the contrary, the bean is a plant
Saxton. 5 years old. had not proceeded many miles, how
But oue day, down In I.yndon. Kan
with the sweet smile and placid face. I marks which she received, Jenny, on the
"What an awkward person that Is!"
devoted to her children. Knowing tbit
and
daughter
of
the
ever,
liefore
she
begau
to
fumble
After
Borne
conversation
between
Miss
The archduke wax too highly placed In »as, Mr. Carnaveaux, feeling uuusunlly
President of the among her bundles In a nervous sort Lyon and Aunt Martha it was decided contrary, said she wished to retrieve her she Is soon going to die, she hurries
reputation for laziness, and leave behind
mhs . Monoaa.
Europe to aeknowliMlge the possibility sprightly and Jovial, presumed n little
first
school board of way. ami suddenly she broke out that Rose anil Jenny should room togeth a good impression. So, never before in to give her children the nourishment
of Intentional Insult. One would need too far ou the good nature and genial of Canton, learned the alphabet and
er,
as
a
matter
of
course,
and
that
Mary
In a most pitiful wail:
her whole life had she behaved so well, which It will be impossible for her ti
to go far to find two more comprehen Ity of the mule pro tem, and carried how to print In neat little characters
should room with Ida. *"
Hose
had
fully
“
I
k
no
w
ed
It!
luiws
or
studied as hard as she did during the give later. She surrounds them with
n
massa,
wliut
sive Illustrations of an unhappy but nut away by the strength of hypnotic sug th» words "cat” and "dog" and per-
intended to room with Ida herself, and last few weeks of her stay at Mount Hol a sort of pocket of nourishment, wbicb
will 1 do?”
I
Infrequeut phase of social life Home gestion, the man under the spell sud hapa some two syllable words from
this decision made her
The passengers all looked sympathlz- there was no help for very angry; but yoke. Ida. who was expecting her fath will permit them, when they are sep
persona wound others Intentloually, detily kicked out with great violence Mra. J. W. Morgan, of Denver. That
it, and ahe was er. aunt and cousin to be present at the arated from her by wind or by death,
Ingly toward her. The kindly old man obliged to submit.
and
struck
the
hypnotist
In
the
hand,
some unwittingly. Khali one therefore
anniversary, was so engrossed with her
all
happened
away
back
In
the
year
across
the
aisle
went
over
to
her
aud
And now in a few days life at Mount ' studies that she did not observe how to find their own existence. Thia cias-
go through life avoiding all society lest fracturing one of the bones.
siflcatlon of plants Into bohemians and
ISM, but Mrs. Morgan remembers the said:
Holyoke
commenced
in
earnest.
Although
*
For
a
few
weeks,
therefore,
there
pet chance tine's sensibilities be hurt?
sad nnd low-spirited Mary seemed. She
little girl very well Indeed, "because,”
selfish and unselfish is worthy of being
"My
good
woman,
what
is
the
trou
perfectly
healthy.
Mary
looked
rather
have
been
no
hypnotic
experiments
of
had tasted of knowledge and now thirst
Or »hall one I m * blind toward even In
she says. "Ida was very quiet and dili ble? Can we do anything for you?"
delicate,
more; MUI
but II
it LVUIU
could IJUL
not LW
be; , 111©
the remarked.
•
*L and
* tL it was for this . reason, r per- ed for saawsv,
teuded rudeness ami "live It down?" any sort, ami Mr. Carnaveaux has made
gent
and
lovable.
”
haps,
that
the
sweepmg
and
dusting
of
I
funds
were exhausted, and she must leave
"Oh.
man,
I
can
t
bear
It!
Let
me
off.
When tbe Ixiys In the gutter throw up his mind to give up the mule trick
Zulux of the Railroads.
k.»» ■ X *1------ 1__ 1______ .
.
several rooms were mmiffnptl
assigned to her.
Mrs. Morgan was then Miss Spiker, Stop the train. Stop It quick."
the school, never perhaps to return again.
mud. tbe dignified thing for tbe pedea- and rely ou animals of more peaceable
“Do you know what a Zulu i.Tud
her portion of the labor. Ida and Rose I "How much I shall miss my music, and
and wax the first teacher employed In
The
old
man
gave
the
t>el!
cord
a
vig
aud
reliable
dispositions
trlan Is to walk <>n unbeading.
what were then called the union orous pull and the train came to an fared much worse, and were greatly how much I shall miss you," she said one an old railroad man. Tbe traveling tw:
shocked when told that they both belong day to Ida. who was giving her a lesson. who was waiting for bis train »“W
Wxt Days n>r Wot dings.
i
scboola.
In Canton there had been abrupt halt.
At last there appears to lie a chwr-
ed to the wash circle!
"It's too bad you haven't a piano,” re in a way that was meant to Izdlnti
The adage. "Happy Is the bride that great opposition to the Introduction of
“What’s the matter here?' ‘asked the
"I declare," said Rose, "it's too bad. turned Ida. "you are so fond of it, and he knew all the species of Zulus tb»1
Ing prospect that the West Point basing the sun shines on.” Is one that Is un
the
graded
schools,
but
Mr.
Saxton,
conductor
sharply,
as
he
came
In
from
I'll
walk
home
before
I'll
do
it;
”
and
she
scandal may bo wiped out. Tbe re
improve so fast!” Then after a moment,
known In many lamia A Breton bride whose daughter w as to l>e a President's the forward car.
glanced at her white hands, to make sure she added, "I have a plan to propose, and ever existed, and told tbe railroad t»U
cent commotion In Hie National Mill
takes It unhappily when the day of her wfe. was a staunch supporter of them,
“Why." sobbed the old lady. “I plum they were not already discolored by the may as well du it now as at any time. alwut the Africans, called Zulu«.
tary Academy Is an outgrowth of the
maintained that continent's raputstj
wedding dawns bright and sunny. Rain and so firmly did he believe in the pub forgot thet peck o’ turnips I had sacked dreadful soapsuds!
Next winter you must spend with me in
Congressional investigations,
wln*u
on her marriage morn Is held to signi lie school that Just as soon as bls little up to take te tuy son John Henry In
for fighting before the Boers
Jenny
was
delighted
with
her
allot
Boston.
Aunt
Martha
and
I
arranged
it
Congress decided to l>ar the praetF-e
ment. which was dish-washing.
fy that all her tears are shed, and that laughter waa old enough she was sent Atlanta." Atlanta Journal
the Inst time I was at home, and we even In-
..-o
and certain cadets were subjected to she will
"I'm glad I took a lesson at the poor selected your room, which is next to
Little was doing in th» rs-1
therefore have a happy mar ¡to the primary school of which Miss
admonition and punishment. At the
house years ago," said she one day to mine, and opposite to Aunt Martha's. man's line Just then, so he listened-
Discordant Customs In Berlin
ried life. It 1» »aid that the Kraa of Spiker had charge.
time It was supposed that the Incident Klmbrlsk
Berlin Is pndiably the only city of Rose, who snappishly replied:
Now, what does your ladyship say to it?"
"Well, they may be Zulus ill "P
call the <lay before the wed
“Ida's father was a wealthy citizen of
was closed, but It appears that sot»»
"I'd shut up about
“She says she can't go," answered enough,” be remarked, "but they 1
ding the weeping day. and the bride Canton and ahe was a very bright and any size lu which there Is absolutely they’ll think you the the poorhouse, or
of the cadets felt It to lx* In order for
pauper
Instead
Mary.
of
and her girl friends weep ax much ns attractive child," said Mrs. Morgan. uo attempt at anything like a general Madam Howard.”
not the sort of Zulus that
them to assert theui»«4iea lu a Until
"Can't go!” repeated Ida. "Why not?
possible, with the Idea of getting the "We never thought of her. though, as a dinner hour, or even at uulform busi
"Pauper?
Who's
■
pauper?" asked Jenny will be in the city, and you are railroads. There 1» the kind
plotest. When Colonel Mills, follow
mourning of life over, so that only President's wife. I used to go to their ness hours. Each circle of professions Lucy Downs, eager to hear so desirable
Into these yards." and be pointed
Ing the Congressional Instruction», un
always happy where she is; besides, you
wliat In Joyful may remain In some heme; In fact, I have an Invitation has Its own hours of business, wbicb a piece of news.
will have a rare chance for taking music the track, where a l-ox ear s'001
dertook to discipline one of them for
Ida Selden's large black eyes rested lessons of our best teachers; and then,
countrlca this result In attained by lomewhere to the Saxton house."
naturally regulate tbe household meal
A stone pipe protruded tbrouf
Lazing a lower class man they revolted
sousing tbe bride with water. The
arrangements. Army and official cir reprovingly upon Rose, who nodded to too. you will be in tbe same bouse with hole In the door. The pipe
Mrs
Morgan
la
TH
years
old.
and
has
After Incidentally training a gun on
ward
Mary,
and
forthwith
Miss
Downs
Greeks think that a thorough drench lived In Denver for the last six years. cles have certain hours of duty; bank
and that alone is worth going to angle of at»out 35 degrees. -
the house of the cwinmandaut ns a
departed with the information, which George,
Boston for, I think."
of smoke was coming from d.
alight token of their dlsesteem they Ing of the bride will bring her lasting She la a fine looking old woman, with ing and commercial bouses have their was not long in reaching Mary's ears
I la little suspected that her last argu blooded horses and a num "ere
g«xxt fortune.
*
•omethlng of the primness that la sup own hours; writers, actors and artists
"Mhy. Mary, what's the matter’" ask
set to work to secure hlx dismissal.
was the strongest objection to cupants of that. Ti e mao
posed to characterize the old-time theirs, and the university and the ed Ida when, toward the close of the ment
If there had Is-en any doubt as to the
Like a Circus.
schools form another set with other day she found her companion weeping Mary s going, for, much as she wished Zulu. Taking care of valuat e -
Justice of the Congressional verdict on
Mr. Bingo, tbs Junior manlier of the «ehool teacher She married Mr. Mor
to meet George again, she felt that she
j,
the hazers It Is removed by the facts firm, had a peculiarly Irritating sneeze gan In N"ew Lisbon. Ohio. In KA and hours. If you have a wide visiting list In her room. Without lifting her head would not on any acconnt go to bis home, en route from one market t0
of this case Young soldiers may lie It la gan with an elaborala and terrify soon afterward moved Io Iowa. When In Berlin you may be askml out to din Mary replied, "It's foolish in me to cry lest he Should think she came on pur was bls business. He was a ?!
I
know,
but
why
need
I
alwavs
be
re-
high spirited and Inclined to forg»t the Ing series of facial convulsions, nnd they came to Colorado It was for Mrs. ner at any time from 2 to 7. Hope
proached with having been a piuper? I pose to See him. There were other rea class that railroad men on *' ;
strict letter of the rules provided for ended with a most lame and Impotent Morgan's health. Thev reside at H15 less dyspepsia Is the penalty If you do .UiiA .* bh,'P it- 1 prou,i’G| mother I sons, too. why she did not wish to go haev named the Zulus. 1 •'?
t
not
keep
In
one
set.
Henry and Rose Lincoln would both be center of the cars for a
their welfare, but a soldier, youug or paroxysm that always disappointed the East Thirty first avenue and have three
WOU d take care of little Al!ie as |„Dg
old. Is first of nil otiedlent. In their expectant Observer.
she bvevi. and if she went to the poor in the city, and she knew that neither room, and there In the mi-1»
grown sons Denver Post.
Elephants.
or them would scruple to do or say any
conduct toward Colonel Mills tbe ca
“Your »to roe. said Mr Gringo, the
In India elephants over 12 and up to house I had to go too."
thing which they thought would annov animals live as happily s’
"And
who
was
little
Allie?"
asked
Ids
dets were uot only disobedient bat tilth senior partner, after watching him
ORCHID TAKES A DRINK.
45 years of age are deemed the best to Uklng Mary, hot hand, betwron her her. Mrs. Mason, too, missed her. and president who passes them In »•
t,nous
It la impossible to belli v» through one of bls sternutatkma, "Is a
vate car.—Chicago Inter '* *
purchase, and will generally work well
longed to have her at home; so she resist
• •marhabt» riant Fonai by an Asserì*
that boys who are pcriul'.te.l to r»l»| regular clrvua."
until they are an years old.
to!? * f»'»«>rd. Mary rotated her his- rd all Ida s entreaties, and the next let
esn
Collector
lit
Wonts
America.
A Promising To»»« >
agnlnst tbe orders or th.*lr superior of-
"A circus?" said Mr Bingo
George XXd"»
’I“« ter which went to Aunt Martha carried
Little Isaac, who was sw
What
I»
probably
the
most
extraordl
l
olled
Htatea
Exporting
Hardware.
f!<er will tie likely to grow Into tneu
her
refusal.
“Yes. sir." mi the rejoinder, “Th*
*
Tn» United States Is now a liberal
w bo can lie relied upon for olx*dlen>-e performance never comes up to tbe ad nary plant ever discovered has now
In a day or two Mary received two let old. was paid by bl»
per dozen for pins pi'k-I
been found by E A. Kuverkrop of exporter of hardware, ami buys little warm hearted »ad
w lien severer duties are to Iw required value notices."
affectionate, and enrod ters. one from Billy and one from Mrs carpet to keep the baby f?°
Philadelphia, who. during trit« to In that line from tbe rest of tbe world but little whether
n'.‘h*.ta,ter of whi''b contained I
Tbe expulsion of several of the cadet a.
“!** w»r» rich or poor
A Mpes-ial Prtvllegr.
if »he liked them, r rom the first she had money for the payment of her bills; but. them.
South America, has for soni» years
w Itli tbe suspension of other» ought to
hl»«**
The widowed Prluce»» of Nazal Is tbe been contributing to th» collection of
b new man •
to town lately been interested in
______
the principal, >.
bow
was
"Nurse." said little I»*«r- 5* °0 |s..<
Mary, and now wind- on offering it to th»
tiling this lesson home In a way that
»aly upper ■•’•■a woman In Egypt wbo bls fnend. Prof. N E Brown of th» saya he doeant amount to anything ‘■a ber arm» about - h ber neck, and kissing
’»i?72i'2
'>>«’ ber bills had of pennies increase«!.
T Mrf g
the unruliest student will understand.
Is allowed to see men. aud has this Herbarium. Kew Gardens. London Thia Is a goo I sign, be 1» probably a away her tears, sb, promised to love her.
what
I
am
going
to
do
»
,
’
B
■ad to be
Wel* I>rovi',cd
r
*nJ fzithfnl • for the |hf' ,mPl*
When Iler. George D. llermu ami privilege through the special order of Th» amazing plant which Mr. Surer very bright and competent man.
friend a» t
be defraying of her expenses during I cents?"
krop has now found Is an orchid that
»'•ich
"No." answered the nur*
. -g
Miss Carrie Rand were married In New the Multan
the -mlM year.
If the reports ot th» farmers ar» true, • It never <• »a. Was of great benefit to ^erT.re
7" .. A . f.i.t
,,"B, • .ickness'
kkn*- m Z
York the other night they uttered aplr
Tbe -oat that Isn't paid fur Is a laid takes a drink whenever It feels thlrety the Lord invents a new bug with au Mary, dra
"I am going to buy *
■»<
Bdlr JUni I *h.’
'»»ourtt of
•»
by letting down a tub» into th» water. Increased appetite »very spring.
best girls m
sai
itual beliefs that are dangerous to the habit to get Into.
• nool. Who soon learned Hilly B.-nder, .nd the obligation she •nd scatter them all over ->•'
’• Wv, her for ¿eritf
would sow be nn l»r to him forever Then then pick them up.
i i> occurred :• her how Impossible It was fln«a,lro — Jewisb World
EUGERE WEEKliY GUARD.
WRITING BY MACHINE
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