Eugene Weekly Guard.
try I, far removed from anarchy. Tbe
socialists of America seek more gov
ernment while the anarchists are op-
pose«i to all government. What must
be rhe condition of Italy and of Auv
tria when a large number of members
of parliament openly sympathize with
and defend the murder of a govern-
raeut servant! In attempting to concil
iate these rabid government haters
Italy and Austria have revealed tbelr
dangerous foes. We can take care of
anarchy In this country If we can keep
out European anarchists.
Anarchy
cannot thrive In the atmosphere of a
republic. But If the human wolves
continue to bree<! abroad and cannot
be kept from our shore, our security
is periled constantly.
arise to me if auy clue to my hiding place
fell into Richard Foster's hands.
The afternoon of that day_was unusu
ally sultry an 1 oppressive, The blue of
the sky was almost livid. 1 was weary
with a long walk in the morning, and
after our mid-day meal I stole away
from mademoiselle and Minima and be
took myself to the cool shelter of th«
church.
.
I sat down upon a bench just within
the door. There was a faint scent jet
of the in«'ense which bad been burned at
tbe mass celebrated before the cure's 1
departure. I leaned my heail against the
wall and closed my eyes, with a pleasant
sense of sleep coming softly towards me,
when suddenly a hand was laid upon my
arm, with a firm, silent grip.
(To be continued.!
MAKING A MATCH.
Iresolt of tbe laqaieitlveaeoe ef a Chi-
nrer .\tiblei»an.
fbe Doctor’} dilemma
"Oneof tbe interesting novelties of tbe
social life of tbe new century 1, tlie oc
... OREGON.
casional appearance of our Mongolian
EUGENE .
neighbors in society,” said a matron.
By Hesba Stretton
"It goes to show bow small the world
Tlie Sultan of Turkey learned the |
really is and how Intimate tbe nation,
French language n one easy lesson.
are becoming. As yeL these visiting
Live-Giving Force.—Christ wa, the
!
noblemen from tbe Orient are few and
»♦«♦I MOM
I I III HI HIIIH
life-giving force.—Rev. Fanule Austin,
A doctor can persuade a woman to
far between, but they will undoubted
L'niversallst, North Dana, Mass.
have almost anything amputated ex
ly soon lie as familiar a sight in our
Service.—On every side the Christian
cept her tongue.
drawing rooms as tbe titled Hindo«ai in
finds opportunities for service.—Rev.
tell me all. If you remain with u,. But
CHAPTER XXVIL—fContinued >
England.
Although
he
often
speaks
If laziness is really a disease, what a j
Dr. Jackson. Baptist, Chicago, ¡n
“Hast thou brought a doctor with thee, you said the mignonue is not your sis-
English remarkably well, a Chinaman
lot of sick people there must be who
ter.
”
Humanity Grows.—Jesus teaches
my
brother?
’
ahe
asked.
has no Idea of what conventionally
don't try to be cured.
“No. she Is not my relativ« at all. I
“I have brought uo doctor except thy
that as humanity grows, so grow, its
ought or ought not to be said, and bis
replied; "we were both in a school at
artless frankness in this respect is most brother, my slater," auawered Monsieur Noireau, the school of Monsieur Emile NATIONS MOR fGAGED TO DEATH capacity for pain.— Rev. H. H. Gowen,
The New York Sun devote, a page to
Laurentie, "alao a treasure which 1
Tiiat "tbe world do move” in medical amusing. He also asks question, with found at the foot of th« Calvary down Perrier, Perhaps you know it, mun Eoath American Countries Pledge He- Episcopalian, Seattle, Wash.
a > ommumcatlon "How to Stop Snor
sieur?"
Most Practical Things —The ten com-
circle«
is indicated by an addreas re a direct simplicity that is sometimes yonder.”
aources for Loans.
ing." Keep awake!
“
Certainly, madam«,"
"Certainly,
madame,1 he said.
cently made by Dr. George B. Fowler, embarrassing.
lie had alighted whilst saying thia, and
In South America a great many of mandmentn are the moat practical
"He bus failed, and run away,” I con
"A Chinese nobleman who was pre the rest of the converaatiou »'«» carried
things under the sun.—Rev. T. E. Mon-
Single statehood sounds like a mis tbe retiring ltesident of the New
tinued; "all the pupils are disperse«!. the South American republics are own
nomer for the ¡<ro[xawd wedding of York County Medical HocIMy, a practi sented to a young woman at an evening on in whispers. There »a* some one ill Minima and I were returning through ed by money lenders and capitalist«, roe, Congregationalism Akron, Ohio.
tioner of tbe allopathic, or “regular” function not long ago began the con in the house, aud our arrival was ill-
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory.
says a writer in Gunton’s Magazine.
Human Educators.—Human educat,
Gran villa.’*
school, as it tails Itself. Dr. Fowler versation after tbe manner of his na timed. that was quite clear. Whoever
“I understand, madame,” he reepond Concessions after concessions have ora lead men up to the truth, but
the
woman
was
that
had
come
to
the
Almost every day some man suddmly on this occasion said that tbe cotie now tion by propounding a serie, of ques door, she did not advauw to »peak to ed. “but it is villainous, this affair! been grunted to corporations and for Christ only leads men into It,—Rev. c.
discovers that bls wife's affections are permits consultation with any legally tion«, At first tbe answers were easy. me, but retreated as »■ *on a* the conver- Listen, my child. I have much to say to eign governments for loans advanced. C. Albertson, Presbyterian, Philadel
you. Do I speak gently and slowly Railroads, mining privileges and rev phia, Pa.
worth anywhere from
to lllkl, qualified medical practitioner, and that 'Do you live In New York? 'Have you 1 sation was over.
the high standards of medical educa- both parents living? ‘Have you broth
"Pardon, madame," he said, approach enough for you?'
000.
enues from nearly ull taxable gissls
Reality of Truth.—It Is sadly true
"Yes,” I answered, "I understand you
tlon In New York to-day are the result, ers and sisters?' 'How old are you?
ing us. "but my sister is too much occu
have been pledged. Tbe ease with that more people are ready to believe
Newspaper postage lias been abol of this. He said further: "We have se
"These being answered to his satis pied with a sick person to do herself the perfectly."
"We have had the fever in Ville-en which money is squandered by the gov in a nightmare than in the reality of
ished In Peru. It 1, probable that all cure«! the co-operation of the societies faction, he became more particular in honor of attending upon you.”
ernments of the South American repub truth.—Rev. Dr. Morse, Baptist, New
He did not conduct us through tbe open bole for some weeks,” he went on; “it is
the Peru newspapers support the ad of the regulars, tbe eclectics, aud the b«s Inquiries.
now bad, very bad. Yesterday I went to lics makes many of the smaller ones York City.
door,
but
le«l
ns
round
the
angle
of
the
ministration.
“'Why are you not married?
homeopaths. We do not respe«-t our
Noireau to seek a doctor, but I could only chronically bard up. and no sooner
Teaching of God's Word.—The teach- .
“'Perhaps the right person has not presbytery to a small out-house openiug
selves and ar« not re»|tected w lieu we
of one, who is in Paris at present. does one revolution dispose of a minis
Raid an Irish physician of a [nt I ent; disagree among ourselves. I think tbe asked me,' answered tbe young wom on to the court, and with no other en ! hear
and cannot come immediately. At pres- try and ITesident than another move Ing of God's word Is uot that they who
trance.
It
was
a
building
lying
lietwei-n
"If be lives till morning be may pull day Is ttt-ar when there will be a gen an. laughing.
trust in him shall have ease and joy.—
tho porch and belfry of the church and , ent we hare made my house into a hos ment to negotiate a new loan begins.
through; but If he doesn't there is no eral handshaking and agreement aud
“ 'Have you any objection to matri his own dwelling place. But it looked pital for the «lek. My people bring their
Rev. G. A. Snyder. Reformed, Hagers
In
many
cases
private
corporations
hope for him.”
I hope the day Is coming when tbe mony? asked the Chinaman, gravely.
town, Md.
comfortable an I inviting. A tire ha<! been 1 sick to me, and we do our best, and put
and
capitalists
have
more
to
say
in
the
“ ‘Not In the least,’ she replied. Im hastily kindled on an open hearth, ami a our trust in God. But this little house
whole medical profession will be one.”
The Saloon.—The saloon Is a menace
It Is said that a widow noted for her Tbe society which Dr. Fowler address mensely amused by bls persistence.
heap of wood lay lieside It. Two beds has been kept free from all infection, government of the small South Ameri to good government and the breeding
can
republics
than
the
Presidents
or
garrulity hangs tbe late lamented s ed applauded him warmly, and com
ami
you
would
be
safe
here
for
one
night,
"For tbe time being he seemed satis were in tlilv room: one wi:h bangings over
hat on the back of a < lialr ami talks at mittees were ap|s>inted to secure the fied, but later In the evening he came the head ami a large tall cross at the so 1 hoped. The mignonne must hare th«-lr cabinets. Virtually owning every place of vice, corruption and anarchy.
—Rev. G. W. Grinton. Methodist, New
caught the fever some days ago. Now
It for ten hour* at a stretch.
union of the regular and homeopathic up to her with a young American, who foot boar«]; the other a low. narrow pal I must carry her into my little hospital. thing of real value in the country. It Is York City.
let, lying along the foot of it. A cruci
only
natural
that
they
should
demand
evidently had no Idea what was in store fix hung upon the wall, ami the wood But you. madame. what am I to do with
Financiers any that gold Is becoming county societies. All this is most en
Worship.—Worship Is the feeling of
a controlling voice in the management
too plentiful In this country. There are couraging. The "medical hatred" ha, for him. 'This is Mr. Robinson.’ began work of the high window also formed a you? Do you wish to go on to Gran of affairs that concern their interests. devotion, the wish to give one's self,
the old man; 'be is a graduate of Har cross. It seemed a strange goal to reach ville. and leave the mignonne with me?
been
In
year,
¡«»st
wellnigh
as
bitter
quite a num tier of people, however,
We will take care of her as a little angel Thus the Argentine Republic has prac to devote the whole life to the good of
as the "theological hatred." Tbe war vard; be. too, Is unmarried, and also after our day's wanderings.
who have not yet hollered “Nuff."
ring medical schools have fought each has no objection to matrimony. Why
Monsieur Laurentie put the lamp down of God. What shall I do with you, m.v tically been sold over to tbe auctioneer, tlie world.—Rev. Dr. Utter, Unitarian,
and her finances are so Involved that Denver, Colo.
on the table, and drew tbe loga of wood child?"
Hu tbe meanest man been found In other as fiercely as tbe religious sects do you not marry him?’
"Monsieur,” I exclaimed, eagerly, "take an exjiert could never straighten them
By Faith, not Work.—Methodism
"And the odd part of It all wa, that together on the hearth. He was an old
that New York sport who asked to be used to do. But a, we have cotue Into
man. as I then thought, over sixty. He me into your hospital, too. I.et me take out.
made
tbe discovery that the second
lie
actually
made
tbe
match,
for
the
tbe
new
century
there
ba,
been
a
soft
locked up laH'ause he said be was so
looked round upon us with a benevolent care of Minima and your other sick peo-
The ministers do not attempt to do epoch In religious life Is by faith, not
mean lie was afraid of killing himself? ening down of the asperities, and there pair, w ho until then were not acquaint > smile.
pie. I am very strong, and in good this; they are satisfied to raise more
Is now a disposition to make conces ed, were engaged not long afterward.”
by work.—Rev. Dr. Smith, Methodist,
"Madame," he said, "our hospitality health; I am never ill—never, never. I
money by mortgaging other property Redlands, Cal.
The up tiedale prima donna appreel sions, and not any longer claim the —New York Tribune.
Is rude ami simple, but you are very wel will do all you say to me. Let me stay,
and industries of the country if in need
come guest». My sister Is desolated that dear monsieur.”
Adventists’
Service.—The service
ates that there Is more than one way whole truth. This liberalizing process
"But your husband, your friends----- ” of funds tor special purposes. Argen which the Adventists render to tbe
to acquire free publicity. Emma Ne In tbe medical profession Is particular TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN. ahe must leave you to in y care», But if
tina owes over 1300,000,000, and every church of Christ is In emphasizing the
vada has come to tbe defense of rag ly gratifying. For some time past tbe Use of Them line to People Who ll,n*t there be anything you have need of, tell he said.
me,
I
pray
you.
”
chance she gets asks for new loans.
adherents of one aehool have not hesi
"I
have
no
friends,
”
I
interrupted,
“
and
li mu.
sign 'I heir Letters.
I an my husband doe, not love me. If I hare Already her mines, railroads and other resurrection.—Rev. Dr. King, Method
“There 1» nothing,
tated to declare that they have taken
ist, Worcester, Mass.
"Many people write letters that they awered; “you are too
us
—
too
the fever and die—good! very good! I am natural resources are pledged, and it
It la said that a cork leg Is so called what they thought was effective from
forget to sigu.” said a postoftice clerk. good."
Churches.—Ever since God built the
not wicked; I am a Christian, I hope, seems doubtful if anything valuable
because It la never made of cork. The the materia medlea of tbe other, and
“No, no, madame," he said, “be con- j Only let me stay with Minima, and do all
"People come to us every day with such
tabernacle In the wilderness all forms
statesmanship of some of our public more than once the old-time unyielding
can
be
found
to
hand
over
as
security
tent T-'-morr >w I will scad jo i to Gran I can in the hospital.”
of the true religion must have their
Ull'U might be accounted for In the opponent, have met on middle ground letters, In the hope that we may Is* able ville under the charge
of my good Jeau.
<
“Be content, my child,” he said, “you for new loans.
same way.
between the Infinitesimal attenuation to trace the writers. Hometimes we Sleep well, my children, and fear noth- shall stay with us."
There is not much attempt to pay the churches.—Rev. G. A. Hood. Congrega
anil the full-grown bolus. This, a, we cau do so, hut not often. Of course, ing. Tbe good God will protect you."
interest on this debt, and the country tionalism Boston. Mass.
I
felt
a
sudden
sense
of
contentment,
Jay Gould s youngest boy has mar have said. I, hopeful. No one school only a small percentage of such letters
A Good Christian aud Business Man.
Minima had t thrown herself upon the for here was work for me to do. as well is satisfied If the creditors content
rted a girl who has an Income of about Is big enough to contain the whole are brought to our attention, so the to- low pallet bed. I took off her damp as a refuge. Neither should I be com themselves with seizing a few more —In general tlie same qualities that
(100,000 a year. It Is aup¡>osed, how truth. It Is wise, then, to utilize what tai number must l>e very large.
clothes, and laid her down comfortably pelled to leave Minima. 1 wrapped her square miles of territory to call the make a good Cbrlstiau also make a
"If the name of the writer is on the to rest. It was not long before 1 also up warmly in the blankets, and Monsieur
•ver, that he had other reasous for la good tn all and to combine for that
good business man.- Rev. W. B. Thorp,
matter even.
wanting lier.
Congregationalism Chicago, Ill.
purpose. When the day comes that "the envelope or letter head the lack of a was sleeping »oumlly. Once or twice a Laurentie lifted her carefully and ten
vague impression forced itself upon me derly from the low bed. He told me to
signature
la
of
less
consequence.
But
Nice Turkish Customs,
Divine Law.—Some pass on through
When two I»»*)» »tart out In life, one whole medical profession will be one,” It happens frequently that Important that Minima was talking a great deal in accompany him. and we crossed the court
an Dr. Fowler says, perhaps the mor
her dreams. It was the clang of the and entered the house by the door I had
It Is said by a correspondent of the life, allowing some passlou of their
with a copy of "Winning Illa Way" in
letters
cannot
be
traced
to
the
writ
tality lists will not be so large.
bell for matins which fully roused me at seen the night before. A staircase led London Telegraph that the habits of nature to control them, in ¡»lace of the
bls pocket and the other with a piece of
ers.
last, but it was a tniuute or two before up to a long, low room, which had been the Turkish ladles In Constantinople divine law.—Rev. E. A. Magevney. Ro
natural elementary hustle In Ills head,
"A certain business house in this city I could make out where I was. Then
THE CROW REGRETTED IT.
turned into a hastily fitted-up fever ward are wonderfully fastidious. When they man Catholic, Sail Francisco, Cal.
tbe latter usually comes in first at the
brought lu a letter one day, minus the Minima began to talk.
for women and children. There were wash their hands at a tap from which
post
Sunday Saloon.—1 oppose the Sunday
Hird Ate a teutipel and the Tld-llt
signature, and containing a *10 bill to
“
there
"How funny that is!” she said,
already nine beds in it, of different sizes,
Prove I Fatal.
pay for certain goods ordered. It came the boys run. ami 1 can't eat«-h one of brought with the patients who now occu- water runs into a marble basin, they saloon, because I do not want to make
There Is thia drawback to an X-ray
"Haw a curious thing In California from a village lu the Interior of the them, Father, Temple Secnndus is pull- |>ied them. But one of these wns empty. let the water run till a servant shuts it liquor selling respectable on that day.
diagnosis from lite patient's ¡toliit of
last winter,'' said the man who travels State, and It was sent to the ¡>ostmas ing faces at tne, and all the l>oys are In this home-like ward I took up my off, as to do this themselves would I do not wish the sanction of the State
view: The doctor at the same time can
make them unclean. They cannot open to cover the saloonkeeper.—Rev. Dr.
about "I bad stoppet! for a moment ter of the place, with tho request that laughing, Well! it doesn't mutter, doe, work as nurse.
make an investigation of the subject's
to chat with a man who was plowing he ascertain the name of the writer. If it? Only we are so poor. Aunt Nelly
“Madame,” sai«I Monsieur Laurentie, or shut a door, as the handle would be Peters, Baptist, Brooklyn, N. Y.
pcs ketlaxjk ami aas bow much be can
wlion he called tny attention to a large possible. He failed to do so, and the and all. We're so poor—so poor—so one morning, the eighth that I had been unclean.
A Moral Guide.—Much of the father's
charge
poor!”
One of these fastidious ladles was authority has disappeared to-day, but a./
iu the fever smitten village, "you did
centlped that lie bad Just plowed up.
matter rested for some time. One day
Her voice fe'l into a murmur too low uot take a promenade yesterday.”
talking to a small niece the other day,
'• 'Come along with me a few feet,' wt* received a letter from the same for me to hear what she was saying,
An advocate of the new housekeeping
father to-day holds a natural power,
“Not yesterday, monsieur.”
who had Just received a present of a
for new women recommends that as said be, ‘and let's see w hat those crows town asking as to the reliability of the though ahe went on talking rapidly, ami
“Nor the day before yesterday?” he doll from Paris. By and by the child not of the order of possession, but rath
firm to which the letter had l»een writ laughing an 1 sobbing at times, I called continued.
er that of a moral guide. The child
much housework Im done away from will do w hen they find It.’
the doll on the lady's lap. She depends on him for everything. —Rev.
"There were several large carrlou ten. saying that the writer had scut the to her. but »he did not a newer.
bollir as possible The housework stunt
"No, monsieur," I answered; “I dare laid
What coulil ail the child? I went to not leave Minima. I fear she is going was horrified, and ordered the child to Dr. J. L. Levy, Hebrew, Pittsburg. Pa.
that we should like to see done away crows that had been following tbe firm money for an order of goods and
take it away.
farmer and picking up the Insect, that had received no reply. It turned out her.Wind took her hands in mine—burning to die."
from home Is the sweeping.
Liberalism.—The value of liberalism
little hands. I said, "Minima!" ami she
As the little girl would not move It.
Monsieur Laurentie raised me gently
were turned up
to be the person we were iu search of, turned to me with a caressing gesture,
lies in the new life It has brought into
from
my
low
ami
no
servant
was
near,
and
tbe
lady
chair,
and
seated
himself
few
feet
away,
and the mistake was explained. But raising h* r hot fingers to stroke my fa« e.
Dasjardlnea, a Frenchman who won
upon it, with a smile as he looked up at would be detiled by touching a doll that the religious world. In Its religious as
this was an exceptional case."
“Yes, Aunt Nelly. How poor we are, me.
a medal of honor by Ids heroic rescues to start again.
bad been brought from abroad, the only pect it was born out of a changing or
"We went on a few feet and the
you and I! 1 am »<• tired, and the prince
at the charity bazaar tire In Paris lu
“Madame,” he said, "I promise not to thing slie could think of was to jump der of thought. Liberal religion lias
crows
followed,
One
big.
bla»
It
follow
Team-Work
Among
s<jiiirr«-l**.
never
cornea!
”
1MU7. when so many Ilves were lost,
quit the chamber till you return. My sis
seized upon the unfolding order of life
A party of young ¡»>op!e who were
There was hardly room for me in the ter has a little commission for you to do. up and let the doll fall. It broke iu
was fount! on the streets of that city soon saw the centlped and swallowed
and given it a religious sanction.—Rev.
narrow
bed,
but
I
managed
to
lie
down
Confide the mignonne to me. and make pieces.
In an almost starved condition last him at one gulp. Then, In tlie expres tenting in a grove near a glen nt u
besille her. and took her iuto my arms to your promenade in peace. It is ueees-
Tbe same lady will not open a letter W. M. Backus. Unitarian, Chicago, 111.
week. He still clung to the medal of sive slang of the day, there was some Northfield t'oiiferen« <■ w itiiee>«‘«l tin In soothe her.
She
tested
there
quietly
Outgrown.—The world has outgrown
cldent
which
scents
to
show
a
friendly
thing
doing
In
the
neighborhood
of
that
coming
by post, but a servant opens
sary,
madame;
you
must
obey
me.
”
lion or which he had 111 bls ¡wicket, but
«-nought but her mind was wandering,
The commission for mademoiselle was and holds it near for her to read, If most things that were once thought suf
Ills dollies wen* In tatters and lie was crow. With a caw of despair he understanding ntnong squirrels. The and all her whispered chatter was alx'Ut
to carry some food aud medicine to a
ficient for Its needs—our homes, our
ashamevl to wear IL Heroism does uot mounted Into the air for perhaps a hun Ih-erfield Valley Endeavurer tells the the boys, and the dotulnie, her father, and cottage lower down the valley; and her handkerchief falls to the ground It
transportations,
everything
differs
is
immediately
destroyed
or
given
dred
feet,
then
fell
h<*els
over
head
till
¡di*tu«lng
story.
the happy days at home iu the »«bool in
serin to amount to much lu tbe battle
he san a few feet from the ground
An out of door dinner had Just been Epping Forest. As soon as it was light 1 Jean's eldest son, Pierre, was appointed away, so that she may not again use It. widely from those of our fathers. Is
for bread.
to be my guide. Both the cure aud his
Then lie managed to catch himself and tlnlsheil mid the party were still sitting dress«*d myself in haste, and opened my
Among the men this curious state of the Christ of the first century adequate
The passion for foot ball has become flew upward again and away for the at the table, when a red squirrel, with door to see if I could find auy one to send sister gave me a strict charge as to what things does not exist.
to our needs ami demands? We have
we were to do; neither of us was upou
so engrossing lu recent years that some hill,, cawing wildly, lie had not gone glistening, eager eyes, came <*ree|iiug to Monsieur Laurentie.
not yet even caught up with him.—Rev.
any account to go near or enter the
The first person 1 saw was himself, dwelling; but after the basket was depos
enthusiasts are now Inclined to believe more than 300 feet when he lost ,11 down a tri«1 which s I imm I uear the table,
Pope on Woman's Clothes.
H. E. Foss, Methodist, Philadelphia,
Hun preparations for tackling ami rush control of himself and fell like a shot lie crept nearer and nearer, mid finally coming iu my direction. 1 had not fairly ited upon a flat stone, which Pierre was
The l’ope lias recently manifested a Pa.
I looked at him liefore. for I had seen hint to point out to tne, he was to ring a preference lu regard to ladles’ apparel
Ing. ¡aiMliig and bucking, should begin to the ground. We went over to where leu ¡Mil upou the table,
To Be Progressive.—It Is utter folly
only by twilight and firelight. Hia cas
earlier than has lawn the rule hereto he lia«l fallen ami found him on his
Th« laity who was presiding said, sock was ohl aud threadbare, and his hat small hand-bell which he carried with over and above the strict regulation In to think that we have to throw away
him for that purpose. Then we were to regaril to ladles who are received by
fort* Foot ball kindergartens may be hack with his feet In the air, stone “Yea, help yourself to anything you
brown His hair fell in rather long locks turn our backs and Ixgiu our retreat,
everything that came down from the
found useful. While blocking ami th« dead.
want!"
below- his hat. an I was beautifully white. before any person came out of the in- the holy father at the Vatican. A niece past in order to be progressive. It is
exchange of signals. Interference and
"lu a way I know bow that crow
of the Pope was about to la* married, not some new truth or novel device that
Upon this Invitation the little fellow His face wns healthy looking, like that fected house.
guards back strategy may lie taught to felt when he awoke to the situation,” made bold to creep up to a loaf of bread of a tnau who live«) much out of doors,
and her distinguished relative took so is needed to contend successfully with
I set out with Pierre, a solemn looking
advantage lu the nursery. Even In the continue«! the traveler, according to the from which only a slice or two hail and his clear, quick eyes shone with a
great
an Interest iu her trousseau as to
cradle kicking and trick plays may uot Detroit Free Press. "I hadn't forgot been cut. He seized It ami dragged It kindly light. 1 ran impulsively to meet toy of about twelve years of age. We stipulate that tbe voung lady should evil, but tbe practice anti right appli
passed
down
the
village
street,
with
its
cation of the truth we already know.—
him,
with
outstret«
bed
hands,
which
ho
ba altogether out of ¡dace
ten my first spoonful of tabasco sauce to tbe aide of the table, and somehow
only have white, blue or black gowns, Rev. J. Henderson, Evangelist, Chicago,
took into his own with a pleasant smile. closely packed bouses forming a very
that a joking friend once talked me managi*d to sermubh* down the side
adding
that
these
were
the
three
col
III.
"Oh. come, monsieur," I cried; "make nest for fever, until we reached the road
Tbe failure of Dennett, tbe famous Into swallow Ing.”
with It to the ground. He theu fixed haste! She is ill. my poor Minima!"
by which 1 had first entered Ville-« n-bois. ors most becoming to young girls.
Not an Ideal Condition.—We have
tein|s*ranc<* restaurant men, for Jir.'.tso
Above the tops of the trees appeared a "Gray and brown." remarked bls
bls teeth lu the crust, and dragged It
Tbe smile failed away from bis face in
taken It for granted that because God
t Qulck-Wlttad l>«H‘t«»r.
la slgnltli aiiL Dennett once controlled
away and down tbe steep aides of the in instant, and he did not utter a word. tall chimney, and a sudden turn in the Holiness, 'are only suitable for old
instituted the church, man should
A certain Freuch Burgeon, of whom glen.
a chain of restaurants tiiat reached
He followed nie quickly to the side of by-road we had taken brought us full in women, and I do not like any other col
serve It and bring his Influence and
aenwa the continent. It Is alao Im the Young Unites Journal tells, ha«l s«>
But when he reach«*«! th«* bottom and the little bed, laid his baud softly on sight of a small cotton mill, built on the ors.”
A more
treasures Into it, and this Is true, but
portant to note that his creditors are much more thought for^tla patient than confronted the ateep rise on the other the child's forehead. an«l felt her pulse. banks of the noisy stream.
Possibly
the
Pope
prescribed
white
mournfully dilapidated place I bad never
we must meet not an Ideal condition,
uot bualntwa men, but mostly women for hla own safety on one «Ha'anlou. that side It was too much for him. Then he He lifted up her head gently, and opening seen.
because it Is the symbol of purity, blue
but a real one, that tlie world has little
end tulaalonary socle! I«-»
lilMtnean he r«*<*rt.al to an expedient which, al gave a sort of call, w hich seennwl to Is* hi r mouth, looked at her tongue and
because
It
1,
the
color
dedicated
to
the
In the yard adjoin.ng thia deserted fac
appreciation of the help she might re
projix ts based on philanthropic ar re though efficacious, might have re«mlt«*<l understood, for soon »«¡tnrrels were s«*eu throat. He shook his head as he turned
to me with a grave and perplexed expres tory stood a miserable cottage with a Virgin Mary, and black because It I,
formatory Idea, are ¡»reearloua ven lu hta own death.
coming from several direction*. They sion, an«! he spoke with a low, solemn ac mildewed thatched roof. The place bore the time honored hue of dress for out ceive from the church.—Rev. J. I>. Ran
He lut«l been coinmlsalonetl to t>l«w««l crowded round him, and after a little
lures They are like certain forms of
the aspect of a pest house. Pierre led door wear for Spain and Italy.—Lon kin. Presbyterian, Denver, Colo.
cent.
classic mum. ami dramatic art
I n the Grand Helgulor, and either through conference, all took hold, am! with tug
Perfection.—All of God's works sug
me to a large fiat stone, and 1 laid down don Pall Mall Gazette.
"Madame." he said, "It is the fever!”
les, they app«*a| tn the masse, they de timidity or nen oiihiivhs . ha«l met with and strain they managd to bring the
gest gradualness and not abruptness.
He left me. amt I sank down on a my basket upon it. Then he rang his
teat them-che». for, not ladug self sub an awkw an! accident. The point of the loaf to the top of the hill, and disap chair, half stupefied by this new disaster. hand bell noisily, and tbe next instant
Improved Methods in Surgery.
By the road of struggle Is perfect;"»
talnlng they art loot to the world.
lancet broke off In the vein, and the peared with It In the wotsls beyond.
It was in Boston that the first ad reached. If we are not as near perfec
It would be necessary to stay where we was scampering back along the road.
But I could not run away. The deso ministration of ether for anaesthetizing tion as we should be it is because we
blo«»d would not fiow.
were until Minima recovered; yet I hal
Tiiat ¡«»Itit niust be got out somehow
no means to pay these people for the late plague-stricken place had a dismal the patient under the surgeon's knife, have not always responded to tbe guid- !
When a lady geta an idea of ¡»nqicrty
Rars* Indian Coins.
fascination for ms. I wondered what
Without Hto|>|<lllg to roti st der the con
She gota It strong At Allento«.« p,
The Indian famines have sffordisl trouble we shoul«i give them, ami the ex manner of persona could dwell in it; and and a Boston physician. I>r. W. B. Hid anee of hltn. To gain perfection we
a for«*« of palntera attempted to paint sequence« to himself, the surgeon gave coin collectors many op|H«rtunitt«*s to pense we should l«e to them. I had not as 1 lingered I saw the low door opened, den. has perfected an appliance with must have temptations. We should I*« -
th« Bide of a house adjoining H m « prop hta hlghn«**, a violent slap tn the face acquire rare aud old cuius which have time to deci«!e upon any course, however, and a thin, spectral figure standing in the which the surgeon operating secure, glad that these temptations exist, for
before he returned ami brought with him
erty of a widow named Qulggs, when This produ>-ed the desired effect, for lain burled for a great number of his sister.
gloom within, but delaying to cross the the full effects of ether and chloroform without them we t*ould not gain the
Mrs Qulggs and tier sou and daughter siirpri»«* anil Indignation on tbe part of years. Tbe native has always shown a
Ma I. t-i »iselle There-e was a tall, plain, mold« ring doorsill as long as I remaine«l with* ut any waste, while the Insensible perfection set for ua by God. To run
atta, ked them w ith clul*a, iMkuimers his august luttleut put the blooit Into very grave suspicion of batiks and has elderly w-.man. but with the same pleas i in sight. In another minute Pierre had subject breathe, in the same amount of away from temptation Is cowardly. I
and hatebeta. The ¡Minters were «x>m violent circulation Th« vein bled free usually prefect«! to bury coins In what ant express on of open friendliness as 1 rushed back for me, and dragged me pure air with each inspiration a, never feel much like giving encourage
¡•elici to retreat after living coualdera ly at»«l the lan«*et potnt came out
was consideivd a safe s|,ot Those bill that of her brother. She went through away with all his boyish strength an 1 though not using the anaesthetic. The ment to the man who does not give bis
bly cut and bruised Tlie light was
Tbe bystander, wen* about to lav ing places are reven led by father to son pre. se'.y the same examination of M.n- I energy.
blood is thus kept oxidized, and the pa
“Madame," he said, in angry rente n tient Is left In the best possible condi life to God In bls living work, and wh° 1
caused by an ol.l dlapnta over the prop hand, on tlw stirg«*on when he said. and the aifuniulatioiis s**iu«*tim«*s go inta as he ba<! done.
on his deathbed seeks to undo the
"Th** feverf s: e ejaculated. In much stranee, "you are diaobeying Monsieur le
•rty line. Mra Qulgg. claiming that she "First let me finish the operation aud on for generations. In dire exuretu
tion for reaction and recovery.
wrongs of a whole lifetime and accept I
Cure.
”
the
same
ton«
as
hia.
They
looked
sig-
owns tbe air ou her aldo of the fem*«, t«andage the wound.” till« done, he tbe hoan! has jo Is* trespassed <
God.
He tries
"rowd bls repentance
nifieantly
at
each
"But
who
live,
there?
’
I
asked.
other.
and
then
hel
l
a
Th»’ •»peed of the Blood. ^■s
where the pniuters wer« Working
_ lu threw himself at the f«*et of tbe saltan coins which hate long sin»-« is me ex burned consults •n together outside the
into the last hour. If we spend the lif* I
"They are very wicked people." he an
the trouble sb« used the air nearly all and explained hla aitlon
It
has
been
calculated
that,
assuming
eeedlngly ran* are thus broui
door, after whir h the cure return«*«! alone. swered emphatically; “no one goes near
God has given us iu loitering, then at I
up. talking
The sultan not only pardon«,! him but light and are eagerly snapped up by c
"Madame.” h » said, "thia child ia not them, except Monsieur le Cure. They the human heart to beat sixty-nlne the last hour endeavor to lay our sin* J
gave him a handsome tewani for keep lector. Many of them are being sold in your own. as I ■«ippoaed last night, My b«*came wicked before my time, and times a minute at ordinary heart pres
While we sometimes shudder at the Ing hla wits atout hlm lu a critical mo- Ismdou at the present Huie
sister says you are too young to be her Monsieur le Cure has forbidden us to sure. the blood goes at the rate of 207 upon him—well, it may be all right I”11
I hardly think it is safe.—Rev. Dr. Park- 1
prospect of attar« by in this country we moot.
mother, la «h ie your »later?*
speak of them with rancour, so we «lo yards in a minute, or seven miles a
"No.
m
*ns
have small «ause for fear by the »Id*
•ieur.
”
I
answered,
not
speak
of
them
at
all."
day. and 61.320 miles a year . If a man hurst. Presbyterian, New York City
<\«okln< t n«ler M atre.
The Main Thing.
"I called you
j
madame because you
of tbe people of Italy aud lust ria It
Who were these pariahs, whose Dime M years of age could have one single
A wager was made by a resident of
Parental Relation.
ware travelia
Tess Ob. yea, she married a man
la learned from a Rome <11,patch tiiat
corpn- 1« floating In liis Mood all his
Ixvndoo that be estuiti tt*>k a plum pud ing: "Fren. n< alone." he «-oatisoed. smil- even was banishes! from every tongue?
A little miss of .">, living In Wash:: I
h ilemo sell«, never travel
with a highly bonorvd name.
A
few
day,
after
thia,
the
whole
co*.
11
•
life It would have traveled in that time ton. conspired with her brother, aged 4
ding teu feet lanes th the surfais* of
i,... Wtat!
I never cooaldervd tbe River Thame« He won th.- I.« • | m alone. You ■ are mademoiselle, no doubt** munity was thrown into a tumult by the over X.l.'io.otw miles.
t ,
I
v 1«
. '
,.
"No. m >ns • eur,” I said frankly. *T am new« that their cure was about to un
to save enough pennies to buy papa lQ^
"St
Bilde"
a
highly
honored
name.
opening vf the Italian parliament l«e
pia ng *t. I- ■ : I •
,
!
dertake th, perils of a voyage to Eng
mamma presents. A friend of tbe fam
I
"
way putting tbe whole In a *a< k of lime
Equal
to
tbe
Occsvlon.
cause the social:*«’ «Input ■*, threaten««!
'•u la your hueban.!?” he in lan l. an*! wouhl be absent a whole fort
Idverlvd Menial-"Me lud. tbe car ily notfiosl that mamma's preetm:
to defend the a*-.i"lu ami tbe govern It's h«M»oced at tbe bauk Pklladelpk a The heat of tbe lime, slacking when It
night. He said It was to obtain some
much finer ami more expensive tb*a
l*resa.
riage waits without.”
meat feared a <
is In
«-aine In c>uta«-t with the water, was
information as to tbe English system of
papa's, and was Impeded by «Bloody ta
trlan parl.anmn
ft is
His Ixirdship—Without what?
A Rare Hint
drainage in agricultural districts, whi. h
«uffil lellt to its'k th«- pmld
in t„,,
sot s
tu«*a was made
"Without horses, me lud, 'tis an au- inquire why the hulk of the savings had
Amy the-
might make their own valley more
* • -
irkable hours
l>een expemie«! for the mother. Tbe Id-
on that occasion.
tomoblle." Tit Rita.
healthy an I |fss liable to fever B •
man. He hasn't any debta.”
tie mi»« replied;
k ne that he was ab.*ut to make
it would seem, what la known la thia
Brown«- Hasn't be?
Fish oC the Nile.
"Well, you «ee. papa is only neb'*"1
H)t)g
’
•«•-rilig my bnsi
country as socialism la In tbotte couu
EniyNie No; be doesn’t even owe
The Nile Is m*ted for tbe variety of its to we children by marria««.
an! perhaps about Minima, whose deao
trias anarchy Socialism tn thia evua anybody a totter.- -MomerviUa JvumaL
late p -:t**n had tooche.1 him deeply. I fi«h An expedition sent by the Rrit!«h mamma ia our relative by boraatioa-"'*
ventured to tell him what ¿auger m.ght Museum brought home 2.2UU specimvua New York Press.
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