W A SH IN G TO N
COUNTY
H A TCH JT.
the e a r in m y w ra th . “ A m I to be returned, and w ith him ca m e tw o con all fa s t again. Hut the m agistrate
brou ght to sham e becau se o f y o u r n eg stables, one o f g re a te r ran k and one o f sah ib looked on only and took no active
I mi«» yon, dear, in the uprinfftim* when ligen ce In o b eyin g m y com m and s? H ow leaser. T h en did the one o f lesser rank part, fo r It w as fitting that he should
the w iA ew i bloMsooi whitely,
am 1 to m ake the sen ten ce lig h t fo r m arshal us Into line, w h ile he w ho keep hls hands clean, being a ruler.
W hen the *loe bought bloom and bour-
you, should the sah ib return and tlnd w a s the sup erior question ed us an*] T h en w hen tlie tale w as finished there
jreon. and the blackbird* build and
th at the house has been left fo r th ie ve s w ra tc dow n our statem en ts lu a liook w a s m uch laughter tit tlie messhouse
»big.
ami under co ver of It 1 slipped uwuy to
When over the aky o f azure tiie white- to b rea k luto? H asten befo re me and thut he had brought from the Thntiti,
lig h t th e lam p, so th a t all m ay be w h ich Is tlie police station. A nd w heu tell you how all things hail liapp«'nt*d.
fringe«! cloud* pa** lightly,
W hen violets wake in the woodlands, read y on m y a rriv a l.”
all w as finished, it w a s found that the Kun quickly, now, O ye men, aud at»* if
fcnd the corn blade» freshly spring.
So, H u ssain A ll, th e kh au sam a. and I evid en ce w a s d ifferen t, and that no tw o all Is us 1 say."
Mo w e ran, uml 1 , having leaped upon
w alked slo w ly , so th a t the ih o w k ’.Uliar men had told the sam e tale; so the tw o
slide to ra ise to her standa!a I
But I miss you, too, in auiiiiuer when the m ight h a v e tim e to do hls w o rk fu lly con stuh les w ith d re w a little distan ce HussuLn AH, the khaiisauia’s shoulder«,
W O M EN S E L D O M S T E A L .
fu tu re gen eration« will ari*. *
waves break on the shingle,
look**d
through
the
w
indow
and
there
before w e cam e. Hut us w e d re w n ea r from us, aud talk ed am ong them selves.
H E San Fran cisco Idess her fo r th e ir heritage 1
When the languid hlies’ t>erfume is
sa w in the d usk many sh adow s w ithin
to th e -g a te , behold! he ca m e ru nn in g
“
L
isten
to
me,
O
y
e
rogues,”
cried
the
waftisi upon the breeze.
A rgon aut is p u z cu rsin g her fo r their misery^
the godow n that m ight perhaps be rec
When ere a in y, and pink, and fragran t the buck to m eet us. uml 1 saw th a t he p rin cip a l one, w heu the con su ltation
zled to uuderstaud I-. M oody, lu L a d le s’ Homej«
ognized
as
the
sahih's
goods;
accordin
g
trem bled w ith f«*ur, so th at he could w a s finished; " p a y atten tio n w hile I
roses nod iu the dingle,
a fa ct that su rely
speak. T h is Is a g r a v e case. H ow can ly the sw eeper went with the sjwed of
W hen the kingcup* turn the meadow» hurdly stand.
« I v i n m i n i u m f o r O u t d oo r (
exists, though for
“ A I! a i!
I am undone!" he cried you exp ect a n y m a g istra te sah ib to be the w ind to the bazar, and, luivlng bor
to glistening and golden seas.
An o u td o o r gym nasium |8.
no
apparent
force
aloud. "W o u ld that I had died before m ercifu l w h eu no tw o men giv e the row ed many keys o f the locksm ith lu
fu l reason. NY out o f all th in g s to m ake. If you 1
And I miss you more in autumn when in th is evil d a y lead d a w n ed !”
sam e evid en ce? and how a re w e to order that we might undo the lock, we
space. It req u ires only ab
ra
n is more honest
rustling com held« yellow
Then an un kn ow n fe a r m ade m y kn ow thut you y o u rse lve s m a y not have opened the «loor. Aud there tru ly every -
sq u are f«*«*t o f ground, and „
thau
man.
W
ltli-
Reapers sing their lays of gladuei
beam stan d still. “ Sp eak, you son o f a | tak eu the m issin g goods? T h e cuse lies thin g wus as the mess khiuisatua had
lui ve it com p leted you I uh >" l
when the plovers loudly call.
! out seekin g to de-
- if
dog!” I cried, fiercely; "sp e a k a n d lay black a g a in st yo u ; and w h ich o f you suid— nothing goue uml uotliiug brokeu.
y o u rse lf w ith som ething which
When the woods are gold emblazoned, and
5
cry
the
statem
ent,
"D o now us I say,” Munnoo 1 -all
hare ull the w icked n ess th at h as gro w n does not kn o w thut th e E n g lish law Is
the apple orchards mellow,
{( (fie A rgonaut says: clans state, is the greatest 1I4J
m igh ty, and can do us It llsteth w ith cried. "T a k e your sahib’s belongings
And the bramble red and purple where out o f y o u r n egligen ce!”
W hether from a ty y et foun d— e x e rcise iu the <
upon
your
shoulders
aud
ca
rry
them
“
A
las!
w
h
a
t
can
1
su
y
?
”
he
cried;
such m iscrea n ts a s com e w ith in Its
ibe rij>eued berries fall.
la
ck o f opportu T h e m ost d ifficu lt riling t0 1
“ fo r tru ly this Is th e w ork o f th e evil g ra sp ? W ho has not heard how during w ith ull speeil to the house; anil you.
nity
to realize the va u ltin g lade, w h ich mu* bo
But most of all I miss you when the snow one. H ow cun I tell you how the s a rlie m utin y the E n glish blew meu from (Jirzi K han , see that they are arranged m
/
straigh t aud sm ooth. A birch»
u/ 1 ^
“
p ow er o f m oney,
flake* white are flying,
hib's boluugingM h ave vanished w hen tlie cuunun's mouth, und liu u g tru e lie- a s the salilh w as accustom ed to see
the hark peeled off is good,ori
J
a fem inine fe a r o f
When the «lays are dark and dreary, and 1 know not m y self, but 1 b elieve o f a 1 levers In p igsk in s In order th a t they them . Then, when all is ready, go aud n x ’
cr peeluble w ood without knot J
the nights are long and drear;
su rety th a t this ca n ’t be the w o r k o f m ight not Inherit im nullse, He w ise, tell y o u r m aster tliat his furniture lias risk, or a higher sense o f honor, wom en T h e rin gs ca n be made by 1
When through I eat less forest branches no m ortal m an.”
therefore, und p ay heed to w lia t I say; returned; an y fu rth er explan ation that are more tru stw o rth y than men in the
winds are snd‘ly sobbing, sighing,
1
kn ow not how H u sslan A ll, the fo r there Is but one w a y o f eacoj»*, und you desire to giv e you must arrange handling of money. T h is is a recog
Then it is I think I miss you, oh! the
kliausau iu, and I reached the house through m e alone m ay th a t w a y be am ong yourselves.” Mo sayin g he de nized fa«*t in Europe, w here iu m any
most of all, my dear.
businesses the w om an holds the p u ise
a fte r this, hut w hen w e got th ere w e learn ed. Hun n ow e v e ry man to hls parted.
•“-Chambers’ Journal.
A h! how w e worked that night no etrings. T he position o f ca sh ier is one
found tlia t e v e ry th in g w us a s the house, und b rin g me a s m uch m oney as
c-howkUIhur hud suid, fo r the hous< you can la y yo u r tw o bauds on; for I m an can tell, but at last, w heu tlie o f those most con stantly in trusted to
la y em pty uml the sulilb's fu rn itu re w ould h ave you ku ow th a t I stand sah ib 's clock pointed to tlie h alf hour fem ale clerks. T h e situation, how ever,
liad gone, a s If the e vil sp irits o f the close to the m a g istra te sah ib ’s ear, ami a fte r 3 , w e looked round, and. behold, iu which their la rk o f th ievin g propen
ulr
luul com e and blow n It into n oth ing
th e re fo re ca n ligh ten the sen ten ce for all tilings w ere lu their acs*ustom*sl sitie s is most cle arly show n is a s do
1 am tli** lH*nr**r. My m aster In an
m estics. T h e tem ptations offered them
E n glish nubib, mill not ro iu itry lioru, ness w ith their breath . T ru ly the dog each and e v e ry one o f you w ho w ill places. So. aa it w as too early yet for
o ur sah ib to have risen, w e repaired to to steal money, jew els, lace, and other
like m any w ho llv«* In the **lty, w h ere o f a w atch m an hud spoken tin* tru th app ease me w ith m oney o ffe rin g s.”
T h eu did w e run uml brin g money, tlie m agistrate sahib's «*0111110111111. and a rticles of stab le v a lu e are continuel
fo re lie tniHtM lu me, am] I go vern hi* w heu he said tluit th is w as the w ork o f
no
m
ortal
hand.
•
each
m an a cco rd in g to hls circu m tliere sat round the fire tluit the grass aud enticing, a s fe w h o u sew ives take
household. F u rth er, lie In not olo»e-
"(itrd up y o u r loins,” 1 said, tu rn in g stan ces. A nd w heu the tw o constuhles cu tters had lighted I11 front o f tin* sta any precaution a g a in st dishonest ser
fl.le d , hut lea ves his m oney lyin g
vants. T h e orn am en ts aud valu ab les
alMiut, so that it Is rea d y to m y liaud. to tlie ch o w k ld lia r, "run w ith th e speed had d iv id ed the spoil th ey departed, ble« until such time as our m aster
most tem pting to w om en not to men
should
a
w
a
ke.
H
ow
ever,
all
things
o
f
the
w
ind
to
the
houses
th
a
t
lie
on
ta
k
in
g
w
ith
them
only
the
blicstl
(the
T ru ly , he Is a m uster iu e ve ry w u y to
Is* deMired, fo r does he not know good the fo u r shies o f tlie com pound am i ask w ater-ca rrier) au d the chow kidh ur, the couie to an eml, and so at last word tion money, a re left about w ith a care
tobacco from hud, uml sm oke those o f the serv a n ts w h eth e r there a re an y fo rm er becau se lie w a s poor and had w a s brought tluit I might go Into tlie lessness tliat is a con vin cing com m en
ta ry ou the Yrustw orth in ess o f th e ser
ciga rs that I m y self most a p p ro ve o f? wlio kn ow how this e v il thin g lias com e only been a b le to brin g 8 ann as, and presence o f the heaven bom.
"W h a t is the m atter, (lirzl K han ?” van t. Indeed, d e te ctive s say th at w hen
I speak openly, for this w h ereo f 1 w rite about; p erch an ce you w ill find som e the la tte r becau se he hud left the house
a servant girl stea ls from lier em ploy
w ill n ever meet the sa h ib 's eyes. W ho one w ho has stay ed at. home and not ungu arded, w h e re fo re d ecen cy de the sah ib asked, as he lay on hls bed.
"O h, high-born one!” 1 eried pros ers, it is alm ost a lw a y s a t the in stig a
m anded tlia t he should be ofTered up to
Is It that so w s nil the holes iu the sa gone to the m a rriag e.”
tra tin g m yself on the ground before tion of som e m an on the outside.
A nd w h eu the ch o w k ld lia r had told the la w .
hib's soeks when they w an t m ending
W hy wom en should en jo y tills Imper-
A h ! It w as a m erry tim e In the bazar him. " I have sought an audience in
hut IV W ho Is it that holds the sah ib 's ull w ho d w e lt round about how the
riousness to a tem ptation before w hich
bead, find on one side and then on the sah ih 's lielon gln gs hud van ish ed a then, fo r such a ease had not been oisler th at 1 m ight lay liefore thee the
o th er side, w hen through exceed in g grea t cro w d cam e ruuuin g, so tluit lu kn o w n fo r m any y e a rs , and w ag ers run m igh ty w orkin gs o f providence. He so m any men fa ll, is a question to
B ut high a s to w h a t the sen ten ce would boid. oh. sahib, as w e lay oil our beds which there are sev eral an sw ers. Mou-
slotllfulllcHH lie lies lu I mh I imh I I d s the a m inute the house w a s fu ll.
liarb er sh a ve lilmV A ll tin*«** tilin gs - e ve ry m an hail been to the m arriag e be; so tlia t w e becam e th e lau gh in g last night, o ur hearts beiug heavy with ?y, for itself. Is not so highly valued
by wom en a s by men. W heu th ey do
A \ OI*EX AIR O Y MX ARICI
and more do I do! I am the sah ib 's fi'Hst mid no one could tell how this st«»*k and b y w o rd am ong the Idlers w ho despondency, there cam e a mighty
steal,
it
is
to
gain
possession
o
f
som
e
w
ind
from
heaven
that
w
rapped
thine
thin
g
hail
happened.
co
n
g
re
g
a
te
round
the
w
ell
that
lies
In
right hand; w ith ou t me c«ui he do noth
pie bo ugh s until they are 1
At this m om ent the kliansuina seized th e ce n te r o f th e m arket place. T ru ly house lu its folds, ami when Mie wind ?oveted article, w h ile, w ith tlie other
ing.
bending them in to a hoop aul
sex,
it
Is
the
m
oney,
or
the
p
leasure
to
t'ertu in ly It Is true that the sulilb in** hy the arm and pointed to the gate, the b u llfro g cro a k s loudly In the night had passed a w a y w e went to look, and,
them firm ly w ith tine picture*
be
directly
gained
from
It,
w
hich
lo!
all
the
sah
ih's
furniture
hail
return
and
a
s
he
did
so
my
heart
san
k
w
ith
in
season,
but
w
hen
the
m
orning
d
a
w
n
s
som etim es ca lls me e v il nam es, hut
tened w ith ou t th e slightest m l
fhHt is only when th e m oney runs me, fo r It w a s the sulilb w h o hud re th e h a w k com es forth, aud then the ed. I-et me beg o f the heaven born, prompts the th e ft. W om en, m oreover, M any p re fe r to purchase sm^
bave
few
tem
ptation
s
to
p
astim
es
turned,
und
w
ith
him
had
com
e
the
song o f th e b u llfro g su d d en ly «-eases; therefore, to return and take up hls
short by reason o f the m any h e av y ex-
O utside their th a t a re w a rra n te d s«» ure (o*
h M m I o once more in Ills own house; a,nil which call fo r m oney.
Isouses I have had to meet In mine ow n niuglatrnte sahib, uml w e hail uot pre- so It is w ith all loud-voiced ones!
o
ve
o
f
personal
adornm
ent,
th ey are lug. T h e horizo n tal bur can j
I
pray
that
the
sahib
w
ill
not
forget
IMired
a
tale.
T
ru
ly
n
ev
er
befo
re
hu«l
A
s
fo
r
our
m
uster,
he
lived
w
ith
the
household. Hut, though he Is a good
seldom
s
w
a
y
ed
hy
desires
and
arnbi- aged hy l»*nillng down a tooiJ
his
unw
orthy
servant,
(Jirzi
K
han
,
In
1
been
so
u
n
w
illin
g
to
go
fo
rth
and
m a g istra te salilh, and w ore tne m a gis
m aster, there are som e thin gs I cannot
w hile tVe Indian c lu b , anclili^
lon
e
the
gratificatio
n
o
f
w
hich
requires
tra te sa h ib 's elo d ies, h a v in g none o f that d a y .”
app rove of lu him. fo r w hat hearer can meet the m aster.
can he cu rved from some heaq
Wealth.
T
he
great
w
orld
o
f
outside
T
h
eu
ran
I
und
held
on
the
step
o
f
Then
did
the
m
aster
laugh
and
call
hls
ow
n.
Hut
th
e
loss
o
f
hls
goods
did
look w ith a fa v o ra b le e ye u | m « h the
It w ill he foun d that practij
yoitug sah ibs whom he honors w ith Ills the sah ih 's ca rria g e a s he aligh ted . not w eigh h e a v ily on hls soul, fo r w h er out to the magistrate* sahib by name, pleasure w hich in vites a man does not open-air gym n asiu m is niontf
?xist
fo
r
them,
aud
th
a
t
ab
so
rb
in
g
love
Oh, h eaven born ," I cried, p ro stra tin g e ver tliere w a s fe a s tin g o r m errim ent and 1 w h s forced to repeat the story
frlHUsdhlpV A re th ey not us roaring
ing. fo r th ere Is the swayini
lions, and is not th eir presence to he rnyst-lf hum bly on the ground before there w as o ur sah ib to be seen. Sueli once more. Ho! ho! there w a s much »f dress aud je w e lr y w hich is supposed tracs an d th e supple liemllnj
to
lead
so
m
any
w
ea
k
spirits
to
friv
o
l
him,
"I
am
not
tit
to
lick
tlie
d
ust
o
f
la
u
g
h
te
r
am
ong
the
sahibs
that
clay,
Is
the
straugeu«*ss
o
f
tlie
sah
ib
log!
niUtrnstisI lu any houseV T ru ly , they
boughs to m a k e the exerelsel
Som etim es tim e tra v e ls slo w ly , am i and they called us lyin g d evils aud ity and sin is much less strong th au is
h a ve been w helped In w lekisln ess, am i thy fe e t; 1 am lik e a w orm lu thy
and v a rie d .— C h icag o ChroDidta*
so It did lu o u t case. It w a s the n ight other evil nam es such Is the character generally believed.
h ave delighted in ra sca lly conduct p ath ."
T he tem ptation o f business ventures,
"W h a t Is tlie m atter, (Jirzl K h a n ? ” before the d a y o f trial, and w e (that is o f the sahib dog.
from their youth u p w ard. Ih> I not
B l o o m e r * « N o t PopuliB
of d arin g speculations and hazardous
"M ak e short to say, the o th er serv a n ts an d m yself)
rem oiulier the day w hen fo u r o f them the sah ib Interrupted.
B loom ers a re not nearly »|
chances.
Is
one
to
w
hich
w
om
en
are
O d d itie s o f E n g lis h V illa g e s .
entered d u rin g the sah ih 's alstenee, w o rk o f It and tell me w h y th is crow d w ere gath ered round the g ra sscu tte rs'
as fo rm erly , but u suit sec« (
Art*, w rapp ed In tlie m antle o f o ur ow n
X'ndoubtedly the most extraord in ary a n g u larly indifferent. T h eir am bitions day d e se rv es a w ord. It was if
am i. h a vin g thrust me aside, did they has co llected In m y house.”
ire
sm
all.
W
hen
they
can
gain
a
livin
g
"Itre a t and w o n d erfu l th in gs luive b lack thoughts, w hen su d d en ly a man to w n sh ip iu England is that o f Skicl-
not do m any stran g e thin gs to the fu r
ish-gniy d o th , and was wornt|
n iture and to the sah ih 's most p riv a te hapiusned 111 thine a b se n ce,” I replied app eared lu th e circle o f light, and sat duw , lu Cum berland. It con tain s but salary, tlielr dream s are gen erally rea l trem ist. T h e re w ere full bloc
gisslsV T hen, h avin g w ritten a letter q u ick ly, so that hi* m ight not lie vexed dow n at m y right hand, am i I. looking 0111* house, the occupier o f w hich Is un ized. T h e liopc*s of w ealth and lu x u ry in k n ife p laits, and gathered 1
mid pasted It upon the door, they took w ith luqiatletK-e. " It w a s thus: 1 had ou him, sa w th at It w a s M uuuoo I j i II, ab le to exercise tlu* Briton's privilege w hich haunt the Im aginings o f an o rd i tic* a t the knee. A s It was)
their d ep artu re. And w hen the sah ib sat in the veran da a ll the eve n in g. In the m ess kh au sa m a . w h o w a s bu tler to o f votin g because there is no overseer n arily am bitious m an are fa r beyond sunny a fte rn o o n the lady wort
returtied, w hich w as liefo rc I could a r a cco rd an ce w ith thy com m and, oh, high tlie officers that are m y sah ib 's friends. to prepare u voters’ list aud no church I the m odest desire fo r affluence o f the w hite pique w a is t with a bii
"H am ! R an i!” tlie man cried.
or other place o f w orship or assem bly most energetic aud enterprising w om over c o lla r and a neat black!
ran ge the house as I nImproved o f, lie born one, w h eu suddenly I w a s seized
an. I f a w om an is not rich by In
in a most un co n tro llab le m a n n er w ith
And the o th er H indoos w h o w ere ou w h ich to publish one.
whs on the point o f lieutlng me for the
T here w as a Jau nty jacket oil
con fu sion w h ich p revailed on e v e ry a ragin g thirst that forced m e to go to presen t took up the salu tatio n and a n
T h e most rem ote village in England j heritance or m arriage, she sets aside m aterial a s the bloomers cut|
liam l, hut l»*fore lie could do so Ills eye my house In o rder to d rin k w ater. Hut, sw ered liack, "Mlta H am .”
Is th at o f Farley-cum -D itton. T his tru the dream o f riches as one n ev er to he Eton p attern , short and squ;
accom plished. T o ach ieve w ealth by
fell His hi the letter the yo u n g sah ibs salilh, hard ly had I reaetied m ine ow n
"(>l»*n y o u r e ars w id e, oh, y e m en." ly rural spot is th irty and a h a lf miles
ed a t th e w a ist. T he jacket 1
had loft p astisl on the door, am i theu threshold w hen I heard u m igh ty rush sahl Miuuioo l.aU ; “ fo r I h ave com e all from the nearest ra ilw a y station. As her ow n endeavors, honorable o r other co llar and w id e revers eilgedt
hi* laughed and said that this w as ing sound behind me, and, lookin g the w a y from tin* m esshouse In order to a con trast to this m ay be mentioned wise, is so perilous and form idable an braid. T h e re w ere tight sleefl
m arch in g order! Such Is the w a y 1 round, 1 saw that th y house w a s eu- tell you u tule. and to ask you the m ean the ham let o f Ystrad. about ten miles undertaking that she no more contem ly puffed a t the shoulder ami T
velo|*ed In a great cloud o f dust. A nd ing th ereof. Behold, there <«n«*e lived a from Onrdiff. T h is tiny settlem ent pos plates It than she w ould seek to gaiti w ith braid. T h e hose were \
am vexed by the sald h 's friends.
I say these few th in gs that all men Itnm isilately iny heart stood still w ith kin g In a grea t land. A hum ane ru ler sesses tw o im portant main m ads, tw o 1 glory hy A rc tic o r A frica n exp lo ra black, au d she w ore low-cut
tion.
m ay know how I stan d, uml that they fea r, so tliat 1 return ed In a ll linstc
whs he, h ml also a matt o f great un der ra ilw a y s and tw o large rivers.
shoes.
m ay sec how h ard ly I h a ve la*cu I ami in« the other serv a n ts also. And. stan d in g. yen. the a n ts In th eir house«
A v e ry unique feature is exclu sively
R e v o lu tio n in H n ir n re « *;« « .
sahib, th e house w as left as thou s*««*t ga th ered not m ore w isdom than he. claim«»! by T rim ley. a sm all village in * N ews from E n gland says that a revo
tru e ted.
It w a s one even in g, shorMjr a fte r our It now , fo r the floor stan d s ns l«ir*> ns lint one d a y th is kin g departed fo r a Suffolk. In the one chu rch yard o f the lution iu tlie arrangem ent o f h air on
return from the hills, and Just before the desert o f the I'uujn ub. and the evil short season, le a v in g Instructions w ith p arish tw o chu rch es are to lie seen. the heads o f fashion able w om en lias
th e app roach o f the w in ter, th at the sp irits o f the a ir h a ve left the heaven his vizier and o th er officers to gu ard all S e rv ice is conducted tJiree tim es a begun. H ints o f th e chan ge h a ve been
©IF
P resen ce called to me, a ml, h a vin g ls>rn n eith er a l*ed to rest hls w e a ry tilin gs In his absen ce. Now, w hen the w ee k lu «*a«*h o f these churches at tin* current in Loudon boudoirs for w eeks
Itar
told tut* that he w as goin g to eat d in II iii I m upon nor a pint** tluit the klian- m aster w a s a w a y , each man repaired sam e hour.
aud a lread y a fe w women, grea tly
n er at the m a g istra te sah ib 's house am i suniii tuny set before hltn at m eal tim es. to Ida o w n house, amt dUI there w h at
T h e <l«*e]»»st w ell In England Is fouml daring, have disp layed the new style
w ou ld not lie Istck liefo re m idnight, he And all th ese men w h o live In Mie eoin- he pleased. O ne het«»»k h im self to the at H am ilton. In H am pshire. It stretch In public*. T h e Innovation, ns usual, is
A wotnM
bade me sit lu the vera n d a and a w a it liouiut iil»>ut thine o w n h ave seen b azar to b u y a new co at; a second en es 350 feet below the su rfa ce o f tin* a reviv al and d ates back not to 1830 ,
lem ebota|
t i Is return. N ow , th e khunsam n (the those th in gs arul <*an I » n r testim o n y." tertain ed n la rge p arty «>f frien d s, ami earth . A bout h a lf w ay dow n this w ell th at epoch y e a r o f fashion, hut to the
in the I
r
A m i th e crow d shouted: " I t is all as so on e a c h man a cco rd in g to hls ow n s h a ft Is a su b w ay , three* m iles In length, y ea rs Im m ediately preceding Queen
butler) w as that v e ry even in g en ter
goot
ta in in g m any frien d s In the iMildxmrcht the b e a m r has said .”
Inclination.
T h en th e kin g returned w h ich loads to the seo«*onst.
\ ictoria's accession. Its salien t fe a
A S*|
T h an did the m a g istra te sah ib look and It w a s found tliat w h ile those un
khaiiH, w hich Is the co o kin g-h ou se; so,
On the top o f the pariah chu rch tow tures are a boldly upstanding loop or
woman
h a vin g reflected that the so hit) w as stern ly Hit me, ns If he w ould look dow n w orth y serv a n ts ha«l feast «si and made er lu Bioknoller, Som ersetshire, is a tw o o f the hair brought decidedly for.
tw o belli?
tho ugh lless, ami tlierefo re could not un Into my ly in g soul.
m erry the treasu re had l>een le ft u n y e w tree, now five feet high, and »till w ard, on the top o f the head, w h ile the
lows, and I
"
I
s
th
is
tale
tru
e?"
lie
asked.
derstan d that the vera n d a w a s not a
guarded am i It ha«l vanished, mi man g ro w in g In a hardy fashion.
It is arrangem ent hehiml ta|»*rs to a point
tilt* rrowd|
1
Now m y Iveart san k a t hls sternness. k n ew w here B ut the kin g o n ly la u g h g en era lly believed that tlie tree owes an inch or so from the base o f the skull.
p leasan t p lace to sit lu a fte r the fa ll o f
mittine t!
" I t Is tru e,” I a n sw ered , liendlng ed and dism issed those u n w o rth y ser its origin to a seed dropped b y a bird.
the night, I closed a ll the doors c a re
I he n ovelty w hich renders It noticea
A Ba
fu lly , uml, h a vin g exh orted the ehow - dow n befo re bin: lu o rder to hide my van ts, and, stra n g e to tell, the kin g
P erh ap s the most splen didly dei*or ble is the Introduction o f a s c a rf o f so ft
woman
k u lh a r to keep strict w atch lest thieve« confusion.
la u gh s still.
T e ll me, O G lrzl K han , at««l ch u rch iti the kingdom is that o f silk gauze, or lace, tw isted in and out
Justice of
Hut m y sah ib only w a lk e d up an*I w h at Is the m ean ing o f this tale ? ”
should i*ass that w ay ami stea l w h at
IN hltley Court. \Von***«ten*htre. It is of the colls o f hair, which at»» usually
In the ft
th e y listed, 1 w eudod m y w a y to the dow n the veran d a, amt said. “ D a m n !
T hen m y heart g rew u n easy w ith in en tirely construct«»! of w h ite marble, gathered sligh tly m ore to one side of
ferrin
g
th
a
t
she
w
as
no l*dy.J
dam
n!”
its
all
Kngliah
sahilw
do
w
heu
haldioiiivhl kliana
T ru ly , wo won* a
me, fo r th is story w a s lik e In m any the p ew s are chastely ca rv ed ami the the head than the other, the balan ce be
A J e rse y C ity woman
m erry com p an y, and hail m any th in gs they are an gry.
respects to o u r own.
pulpit is o f genuine C a rrara marble, 1 ing created w ith a puff or bow of the
bu rglar an d then pleaded
"Sen d fo r the o th er s e rv a n ts,” the
to say to each o th er a s w e sm oked «sir
"1 know not," I a n sw ered .
m aterial.
rich ly paneled w ith precious stones.
Judge to let him off. bee#
hookahs am i a te such sw e ets a s the m a g istra te suhlh said.
" T h e a n s w e r to tilts rtdUe Is not fa r
On the v illa g e green a t Meriden, in
too Imndaome to go to jail
So tlu* rh o w k h llm r ran nml fetched to seek." M unnoo I a 11 c a lle d , risin g W a rw ick sh ire, there is a large stone
P l,r th e S u m m e r G ir l.
buniila (tin* grocer I hail sent around a s
A M ilw a u k ee woman thi*1
a ivw a.n l fo r our Im vliig l»*eii silen t them from th eir houses, w h ere they and gath erin g up Ms robe a s if he cross, w h ich is supposed to m ark the
•»mil into a v a t o f beer bw"
on tl>e m a tte r o f the short w elglit am i w ere in hiding fo r they had all re- w ould lea v e us. " fo r It lies in mine central jwint o f E n gland.— Pearson's
fused to b u y her a new
th e Inferior q u a lity o f the a rticles w ith t lim ed to tlie cotnpound hy this time.
bud.
Hut K n o w le d g e is a pearl o f W eek ly.
A So u th B ro o k lyn wonut
" D r iv e q u ick ly to the T h a n « ,” Mie great price, anil is only to be bought
w h ich he supplied the salilh.
T I kmi
husband
o v e r th e head witlj
su d d en ly in the mhUt o f the co n verse m a g istra te sah ib continued, ad d ressin g w ith money!"’
W ith o u t P reju d ice.
pan b e cau se he w as too l**.T
D ick -A n d how did you p roceed?
then* cairn* to o ur .sirs from o v e r the Mie sy ce (tlu* groom ) “ and lw ing back
T h eu did w e consult am on g our-
the sid e w a lk .
mml w a ll o f the compotMtd the sound w ith you tw o c*HiHtal 4 es. w ho w ill take selvea, so thut at last w e w en t and
F re d — W h y, I Jtxst w ent up to her and
A N ew Y o r k wom an reft
ot utn iliiiiis am i id m uch shoutin g him I dow n tlie de|»>slti*ais o f these rogues." fetch ed that w hich Mi«* man required.
a sk ed her if she w ould m arry me.
a man and w as sued f»r
T h ro * 11*1 tlu* m a gistra te salilh o ffe r to
Hinging, and us w e looked forth w e saw
IWck— W ith o u t first telling her how
" T lie exp lan a tio n Is so sim p le." M un
promise.
Mail It w a s a m a rriag e procession ami tak e o u r m aster N ick to hi* house, fo r noo I«all con tin ued, "tlia t y e h a ve w a lk m uch you loved her and all that sort
A K e n tu c k y w om an cot
tlia t Mien* w a s a great crow d a ml the our salilh had n either a c h a ir to nit ed p ast and le ft It! T h is ts how the o f thing?
is I »
'
«
tons off her betrothed*
upon n or a k n ife w ith w h ich to cu t hi* kn o w led ge has com e to m y hand. You
g la re o f m any ton'll*««.
F r e d - O f course: I did not w an t to
m u se she d id n 't like the **-T|
Now , 1 n*coU*H*f«d th at till« m ust Is* m in t. Mo they departed.
Household
m ust kn ow that th«*re w a s a great «lin p reju d ice her judgm ent
to her.
t.ln* m arriage o f one K h u d ah Hux. w hose
Now tlie Kngltah kiw In a «grange net* a t the m sanhouse to-night, and the | W ords.
A C h ica g o w om an *<**
m other ha*l sew n the w ed d in g g a r thing; som etim es the (Jovom m ent w ill m a g istra te salilh am i y o u r m aster w ere
A P o llo » F e r n « * .
a man w h o se l>o.v Insulted
m ents that m y un cle's w ife 's sis te r had net w ith tlu* foolN hnesa o f a little rhtkl. both Invited
N ow , w hen th e w in e
“ M y b r e th r e n ." sa id th e m in ister,
W h " W omen O w e.
S n c lr|>
A Boston w om an with*
w o rn ; tl»en»f«in*, lutvltig look«»! to »***• st»I at o th er tim es it w ill rend the evll- passed round, tlie tongues o f a ll w ho
" y o u «hai t k n o w h o w happy
h a p p v you
von w
»-in
ill
W om an stands a s the sacred guard- off s*>vernl angTy men »'ll«)
tliat tthe «*how«llkh.'ir w a s «llllgent lu do**r lim b from lim b. T h e re fo re, an w era i>re«*«sit got loosed, an«l they knew
l>e if you only have a fellow feellu g in * n O f m ura homes
our nation's to "il«>" her h u sb a a *"
h u w atch , I luvite*l till«* klu m sam a am i none o f un kn ew itn p o w er, anil an there not that I conWt un derstan d th eir la n ▼ our bom nw H
prosperi,,-. an,l to her must w e look for W orld.
his frionds, am i to go tlier w e w e n t to wnn great d iv ersity o f o p lalo o nn to gu age. Amt M last the lleu n w an t sahib
11 uni pli. nu M one* o f hi* hoiirors **j true reform s
T o her «andarci mn, t j
tie* tglilegn sk m 's house. A h ! It w a s w h eth e r th e m a g istra te nabtb w ou ld told a tale w h ich w as to this effect.
ha«1 a fello w feeling |n m y Imawn last
H i n t , f o r the **
.
open (muse, am i such w as the lib e ra l cau se un to t*e l*e«teo w ith cordn until On th a t e v il n ight w hen y o u r sah ib 's
h £ T w
1<et h,‘ r
s" r- to place
C old la cin g Is effecti*W|
night hah I 1 ve got no diam ond pin thi* ¡T
t
high
and
keep
It
pure,
and
m
ake
it
ity it***t p revailed tliat w <t stay eil until w e w ere n ear to death or w h e th e r w e th in gs van ish ed, you m ust know that
m orn in g." New York T ribun e
■ M'Dl.v Im partially to all people
l r lioleros.
alsiu t Im If an hour o f Me) thne o f th e w ould lie throw n into prlnon fo r th e yo u r m a ste r returned ea rlie r titan he
T h e flehu In vogue i*
s a h ib s expeoted n g n m . I Hut aa w e rent o f o u r Uvea, w e a il ««reed to teU had intended, and w ith him oam e the
5
* ""• "> £
A c c o m p a n i e d H er.
rail short o f her standard, and never dored m uslin.
turm «l to le a v e I noth-ed a)m an billing different tnlen to the police w hen they lieu ten an t s o d the m a g istra te sahibs.
"It'« a uba m e." cried the yo u n g w ife
F lo ra l p a ttern s abona!
a w ay lu a «lark corner, aa If V shunneil •rriv a u . no th at no m an m igh t know A nd w hen th ey s a w that none had been "n o t « thing in the tuoi»., at to eat ■ »melone In the stro n ger sex w hat si
con, le m as m ,he w ea k e r
l Ì ! ¿ V , gren adines and la«-«* 1* f b s
a s sight, w h erefo re 1 haled him fo rth , w h ich w a a the tru th , and thua the aode le ft behind to w a tch they laughed, and I’ m go in g right home t<> p ap a."
think not to eleva te socletv h r hldin~
am i, Ifiio id it w as the cb o w k '
o f Justice m ight be fru stra ted . And y o u r m a ster h a rin g opened a godow n.
Ma n y Jackets a re of
J
" I f ymi don t mind, d ear." M id the or condoning the e v il, which surra,Z ]
gold o r b la ck scroll h r.» - !
w ho lnet left ids punt.
a fte r a kang tim e had paaaed an d o y r o f w hich he alone keeps th e key. they hunhand, reg, h’ ng for hi« ha,. T i l g«
w ith in and made
r:,^ r er>‘ * * * bm
^ ,hUtni A touch o f cerise re lre j
prepared, «he « 7 «
lU sc up!" 1 cried, net
you. — Y oukers ¡Statesman.
• u t those whom .h e has found It t a w
o n e -h .lf o f the Import** ^
M IS S E D T H R O U G H O U T T H E Y E A R
THE SAHIB'S GOODS.
A
£
s
and
with