PERSONAL MAGNETISM.
The old house hu&n'isecu a day o( suohtieite
ino nt since
That baby wan enthroned a monarch thore.
Hii wish wu Uiuro ifaiKx'tcd far ihsn tlutl o(
any prmc.
And uewa of lam was lUtrned to with crt.
Of courso thero was excitement when hla uioiti
er told us all
That fur hit father Us, In lanuae plln,
H:.d several time, withi-ariiest t-iuLiUusiH, been
heard to i-ull
And that doubtless he would do soon again.
His mother and his iaihur and his undo and
his aunt
And tho hired girl and the farmhands gath
erod round.
Tou'd have thought a famous tenor had ar
rived to lead a t-hant
By tho way they stood and listened for tho
Bound.
They watched his face for symptoms of an In
tellectual start.
No oraclo was ever more revered,
And when, he smiled and spoke his mother
held him to her heart,
And his father and tho hired men whooped
and cheered.
Tho years have passed above him. He's a grown
up patriot now.
Ho lectures to the masses oft and Ion.
Success has sometimes paused to place a laurel
on his brow,
And his menial grasp is wonderfully strong,
But he cannot hold an audience in a still, ex
pectant spell,
Though he's been a speaker since he was a
lad,
As ho did when, in tho cradle long ago, ho
couldn't tell
A thing we didn't know, but jusb said
"Uadl"
Washington Star.
THE STORM.
A sudden galo bud sprung up from
tho northeast; great black backed gull
aud feeblo winged puffing had been
forced alike through tho smoking mists
iulaud. Night foil amid tho clash of
wind and sen. A narrow track winding
round the cliffs led past a cottago; light
shono from the windows, and in tho
kitchen were threo women. Tho young
est lay in a trucklo boil, a baby against
her breast ; an old woman, tall, gaunt
and white haired, eat at a table, tho
Bible before hor, muttering over fundi
iar passages with awkward lips; tho
third moved softly about tho room pro
paring supper. Sho stood a moment by
the bed, as the child broke into a long,
low wail.
"Poor lamb I" she said. "Ho frets as
if your breast was cold to him. "
"Maybo 'tis cold," replied the sick
girl indifferently.
"Aye, but not tonight, Nan," tho
other protested, "aud his fathor out in
a storm liko this. "
"The Lord have mercy on the lad,"
exclaimed tho old woman, glancing up,
"ho's got that scamp Kab Tapp wi' him
in tho boat. Scores o' times I've told
Joss 'twould bo safer to sail 'long o'
decent folk. "
Nan stirrod uneasily. "Eab's as good
as tho rest o' 'em," she muttered, "and
a long ways handier. "
"Handy wi' his tongue belike, " re
torted the old woman, "there ain't his
equal for lying in this hero parish. 'Tis
only reasonable that tho Lord should be
angered ag'in him, though maybo tho
Almighty will mind that Joss has been
a good sou to mo and sparo tho boat."
Sho was silent a moment, listening to
tho continuous clamor of tho massivo
door bolts that barred back tho storm.
"Aye, that ltab, " she burst out fiercely,
"they should cast him overboard tho
same as tho men o' Joppa cast tho
prophet Jonah, sou of Amittai. Who
knows but tho Almighty may bo speak
ing now by tho voice o' tho wind? 'Cast
him out, cast him out, and tho raging
waves o' tho sea shall foam upon his
shamo. ' "
"How daro 'eo speak such words as
thorn!" cried the girl, springing up in
bed. "Tho Lord ain't no Moloch to do
vour men's lives. "
"And what's Rab Tapp's lifo to
thee?" roplied the other stomly. "It ill
becomes a mother with her first chilo at
breast to bo taking such thought for
furren men's lives."
"Come, como, mother," interposed
tho third woman, "lot Nan bo. Sup
per's on tho table, and you'd feel bottor
for a snatch o' sommat. "
"I did well to name 'ee Martha,"
cried the old woman, turning on her.
"Your thoughts bo too much taken up
wi' the things o' this world. What call
have I for bite or sup when tho great
starved soa is hungering after my son?
Aye, but Joss, lad, lad," she continued
to herself, "and you that fond o' whis
tling!" . Martha modo no answer, but, pour
ing out a cup of tea, brought it to tho
sick girl. "Happen 'twill quouch your
thirst a bit, Nan," sho said.
" 'Taint that kind o' thirst," replied
tho other wearily.
"Take it all the samo, lass," Martha
urged, and tho girl drank.
" 'Tis salt as tho sea I" sho exclaimed,
pushing the cup from hor with a shud
dor. ' ' Seems as if I knowod tho tasto o'
drowning. "
"And well you may," exclaimed tho
old woman, "when your man is forced
60 nigh to it. "
"Joss will not bo drowned, " replied
her daughter-in-law carelessly. "What
for should ho bo drowned? Oh, my
God," sho ended, with abrupt change
of voice, as the hurrying scream of tho
storm wrenched its ' way through tho
cottago, "why did yer mako tho sea?"
Sho flung herself back in tho bed, and
the child began onco moro to cry, but
sho paid no hoed to it.
"Poor heart, " said Martha, stooping
and raising tho baby in her arms, "ho
frets ovor things." Sho walked to and
fro in tho littlo kitchen, her faco press
ed closo against tho child's, her soft
brown hair mingling with his soft,
downy fluff. "My own chilo," sho con
tinued meditatively, "was wonderful
contentsomo. "
"Your own chilo!" exclaimed tho
harsh voiced old woman. "Why, your
own chilo was bom dead!"
"Hit was never dead to me, " Martha
answered gently. "I used to talk a deal
to her lying tliero so closo and trustful
ag'in my heart. But now I sorter feel
that if mo and Jim had another chilo
maybo 'twould bo bom dead. "
"Aye, and no wonder, " retorted her
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mother. "A moro shiftless body than
Jim 1 ain't como across, always trapes
ing v.nm.l in S'-irohing work :mtl never
tiiuiin.: it lie's a poor Miw;. iUv, s,.a
ue. r Una no cull, and yi 't c.ui :-it
bete and e.it y-itu vietu.il.s cent, i t, eemo
storm, enmo eleiir. "
Tho hit-k girl raised ii.-rself on h. r
arm. "Tl'.ere'd ono thing 1 never cuuM
fathom," sho exclaimed with sudden in
terest, "and that's hisboiiig own broth
er to Kab. Why, ho ain't no patch rn
him. "
"No," rejoined her mother-in-law
sharply. "He's moro fool than cheat
for certain. If 'twor be out in the boat
wi' Joss, happen tho Lord might over
lixik him. "
The girl's dark eyes fins!. oil, and Mar
tha interposed in a hurt voieo: "Maybo
Jim ain't so quick at tho take up as
Kab, but he's mortal perseveres!!- at
trying. Arter all. Nan," sho aii.led,
"you ain't never seen Kab but twice."
"No, I ain't never seen him but
twice," tho girl repeated.
"And when you did meet never spoke
much to ouo 'nothor, " continued Mar
tha wonderiugly.
"No, us never spoko much to one
'uother. "
"Aye, certain," exclaimed Martha.
"Why, tho last timo ho coined iu hero
'twas a matter of threo weeks ago. You
was sitting up iu front of tho tiro nurs
ing tho chilo, and ho jest stood over
again eo by tho chimueypieeo, sorter
thoughtful. 'Do you lovo it?' ho axed,
'do you lovo it?' but you didn't mako
no answer. Them wero his words. Do
you mind, Nan?"
"Yes," said tho girl softly, "I
mind. "
" "Tv.m a queer question I reckoned
to put to a mother, but there, you ain't
nover been terrible up wi' tho chilo. "
"No."
"Maybo you didn't speak to him sort
er tender aforo you homed him, wuiie
as I did my littlo girl. "
"No."
"Yet 'twor my chilo that was born
dead. "
"Ayo, " tho girl answered fiercely,
"and ain't mino born dead too?"
Tho older woman glanced at her in
astonishment. "What nils yon, Nan?"
sho exclaimed. ""Why, tho poor lamb
is calling for tho breast. 1 '
"I don't hear it call, " tho girl an
swered stonily.
Martha looked down with sad eyes at
tho child on her kneo. "You don't lovo
it terriblo teudorsomo," sho said.
Tho girl, turning away her head,
mado no reply. Without tho storm
clamored moro fiercely and tho faces of
tho listening women grow while and
tenso.
"Pray for thorn at sea," exclaimed
Martha, glancing at her mother.
"And ain't I praying for 'cm?'1 ex
postulated tho old wonian passionately.
"Say tho word aloud, mother, aud
let us join in. "
Tho old woman clasped her hands,
worn with toil, knotted witli ago, nud
sank on her knees. Her thin lips trem
bled, but no words broko from them.
Wind and sea, as if iu derision at her
helplessness, burst into moro hideous
combat, and tho thunder heaved its way
through thoir clamor with a noiso like
tho splitting of mountains.
"O God!" sobbed tho woman, "ho
wor a good son to me, a good son to
mo." Sho was silent a moment, and tho
storm without uproared itself against
the cliffs, rocking tho cottago in its
heavy embraco. "0 God!" sho burst
forth again, 'Yo would have spared
bottom tor tho sake o ten righ toons men
and 'twor a terriblo big and wickod city
sparo tho boat causo o' Joss! I
wouldn't have axed so bold if 'twor a
ship, but it's nought but a boat, mortal
small mid tiddloliwuikio, wi' only dreo
mon and a lad in it, and tho lad's a do
ceut lad como o' respectable church
folk, no chuppolitos o-sotting o' their
selves up abovo their betters. Happen
you'ro angered ng'iu Eab Tapp, and
well you might bo, for ho's not ovor and
abovo conspicuous in good works. Still
ho's young and youth's laruiiig time
but, if yo bo torriblo sot on cutting him
off and I'll not deny tho temptation
lieu, O Lord God, speak to Joss through
tho mouth o' tho winds, samo as ye did
tho men o' Joppa, so that ho shall riso
aud east Rab forth into tho deer), and
tho sea shall ceaso hor raging!"
As sho uttered the last words tho sick
girl sprang from the bed and caught the
old woman by tho shoulders. "How
daro 'eo mind tho Almighty o' Rab's
weaknesses at such a timo, " sho cried
passionately.
"And do you reckon that tho Lord
has forgotten 'em?' ' replied tho old wo
man in a hard voice "Ain't they all
written in tho booko' judgment?"
"Tliero bo scores and scores o' folk
on tho sea tonight," tho girl answered,
"deal wickeder folk than Rab, aud why
should tho Almighty bo special took up
Wi' he? Oh, 'twas cruel, cruel o' yer to
put him In mind o' tho lad. "
"Ain't thu names o' all sailor men
written on tho tame page, thnt tho Lord
may read and choose in tho winking o'
au cyo? Aud shall I sco my own cast
away for fear o' speaking out?" remon
strated tho old woman fiercely. "My
firstborn, that lay at my breast and
milked mo trustsoni". Shamo on you to
think o' stranger folk aforo your own
wedded husband "
Whilo sho spoko tliero was tho sound
of heavy knocking on tho door without.
Martha crossed tho room, shot lack tho
great bolts, and a nam, palo faced,
drenched and battered, staggered in.
Tho old woman gavo an abrupt, keen
cry. "My soul" slio exclaimed, and
would havo taken him in her arms, but
ho put her gently asido and camo to
ward tho girl, who stood barefooted on
tho cold stouo floor, her long brown
hair curling over her coarse nightgown.
"Nan," ho crinl, "sweetheart, wom
an, wife, God's has given mo back to
'to."
"And Rab?" sho said hoarsely.
"Tho sea has taken Its toll. Rab's
drowned," ho answered.
" 'Twas ho I loved, not you, " she
c.ied aud fell at tho man's feet as dead.
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SINtll.K FAHK , .....IHOO
hound Tim- a oo
Tickets for auto at K. Hangs' livery barn,
Kiwno, or at Hurd A Duvgnport's oftlco In
rlorauco.
EUGENE-LEABURG.
ncrenfterT will run a dally itago between
r-uKUiiu nun lAJIlUUFK. TT01KIU aim DaRRBKO
should bo left at my stable tho evening before
dept.rturu of thcBtuKo.
""W" iwttvun ftUKunu niDsmi nrrivniK ai iajk
burg at 11 a in. K-jtu ruing, stago leave la-
Durn at i p in, arriving in uugone at S p m.
FOLEY SPRINGS
Btago leavea Eugoue for Foley Hpriuga
Mondays, Wednentlays aud Krluaysat
6 a m, ruturniiiK alteruate days.
Old Hentoeky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
W. M. RENSHA'iV, proprietor.
Keeps t ho Best brands ol
WHISKEY. BRANDY BIN
-AND
All Kinds of Wlnesti
Also the ColehmUKl BCHLITZ
MILWAUKEE BEEKon draught.
-sj neaucea nates
TlirmiL-h Taiaco an;l Tourist HlnePflrs, Din
ing ami Library Observation cars.
Elegant Vettlbuls Trains.
No l.lmltml leaves I'ortlan.l Bt 11:20 p m.
No II l.lniitcil arrives I'ortlanil at 10;J5 a m.
K..T ii.kots and full Information, call on or
wblri'ss . JNt. M. WILLIAMS,
Or Atnt, KtigD
,. II. (', DK.SNISTON, 0 P 4 T A,
I'ortlanil, '0