Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., August 05, 1897, Image 2

WASHINGTON COUNTY HATCHET.
Mr. N ew lyn’* consternation deepen­
“ But you are living fo r aanfirricomei HIDES FRO M TH E HIPS DOWN.
ed to direst dismay,
aud tuutchboys.”
j i m m y M ic h a e l K x . m i n e d bv Boatoo
•Peace, |w«ee, smiled the ro»e in her
“ Hut—but what does »he want you
Mrs. Newlyn bit her lip.
r h y a l c t a n a w i t h S u rp ris e.
tfuidt'ii.
to do?” he asked. “ And what are the
“ Jack!" »lie murmured a fter a pause
And “ peace** fiang the bird on hi« tree.
Immediately after his record break­
•Pioneers'?”
"M y dear.”
But a bale-smoke shadowed the valleys
ing victory over McDufiie, in the tif-
“ They are a little bend o f women
"P ro —promise me yon won’t.”
Where the r i m i run to tlie aeu.
teeu-uiile race at the Charles K i'e r
who
are
engaged
in
the
noble
work
o
f
"
I
can’t.
1
gave
my
word
to
Barnes."
And the smell o f battle* was on the winds
rescuing their iiuhupp.v fellow-crea­
His w ife twisted her lace-frluged Park. Bostou, Jimmy Michael, the
O f the •uinmer of ’Sixty-three.
wonderful little Welsh rider, was sub­
tures from sin and wickedness.”
handkerchief in des|ieratiou.
In the lap of its mother mountain
" I —I ’ll give up the saudwicbmeti if jected to an exhaustive examination
"Hut what are they required to do?
by a uumlier o f physicians. The oh
Virginia City lay.
Not—not to dive into filthy dens in the you w ill.” she murmured at length.
sed
a tion * of these medical men led SU M M E R H O TEL IN FLU E N C E S. weights, not- pull a strap attached
And. w**t in a rolliti* ruin-cloud
"A n d the matehboys and calslrivers','’
East Knd. visiting housebreaker»?”
the legging or shoe.
1
them to some surprising conclusions,
O f jfliniincriu* gold und-gray.
“ Ye—es.”
” N —o, not exactly that.
W e hold
Behind the Sierras »lowly sank
which may perhaps Is- summarised in
One thing that detracts very _
\ Eastern woman who has writ­
“ Then on that condition---- ”
meetings
fo
r
cabdrivers.
sandwich-
The sun of Liberty Day.
the statement that the little hunch of
ten an article on the summer from the fair c y d e r ’» appearance¡¡!
"O. you dear fellow ."
men, ami matehboys. Social evenings
..lcasures of children objects to condition o f her hands and ^ '
“ And we shall go hack to the old grit aud muscle rides from his hips
they are. with light refreshment, such
The uninunoth Ha* on the aumniit
down. The hearts o f other racing men tubje -ting them to the artificial eo«- looks quite as w ell awheel to have»
life?”
as i-olTee and buns---- "
In the tiemulous rainbow glow
examined by some of the doctors had itruint and worldly Infinem-es of Rrcat gloves and smooth hair as It doest
"Yes. O. yes.”
Fluttered fur like a »carlet ribbon
“ C-of-f-e-e H-n-d b-u-n-s," Mr. Newlyn
any other circumstance», so be
To the eye» that watched below,
"T h a t’s right." And he t>ent Ids head lieenfound to beat at tremendous speed m i l l i n e r hotels. "I have an > * •
murmured blankly.
after a severe race, hut Michael s bloisl ,iow In my lulud." she says, »h e re » lar alsiitt these tw o little points
But flushed in the* sk.v of a nation
"Yes, ami a little music, and we take and kissed her.
pump seemed to lie uo more excited mother, lorced to seek a certa n a t - thin gauze veil (not net, as it i« not
rJ*lie glory of long ago.
“ N ew lyn.” said his friend Karnes
them aside and talk seriously to them
than It would be had he vaulted over mle aud very dry air for a delicate able for wheeling) on a blustry dan
they
sat
at
lunch
the
follow
ing
day.
and try to bring them to a lietter frame
Then a frown on the cheek of the twilight
-I,fid. lets prepared to exile herself this aid in keeping the hair in g,**),
o f mind.
It is a noble work. J-tck. “ you’ re a genius. The idea was splen­
Where the smile of the west was warm!
tton and the hat on.
did. only I ’m afraid you’ ve ruined my
m i l l i n e r ’rather than repeat last
Miss
Hlake
says
It
is
wicked
for
us
to
And eliinhing in Husky billows
character
with
your
w
ife.”
‘.xperiences.’
I
util
then
hei
lead a life o f luxury and ease when
Mount l»avidsou*» awful form
"O. I ’ll make it all right,” the young
laughter had worn her simple d m * * »
there are thousands going to perdition.
A wonder of darkness swept the height
.vithout thinking about them; until then
She says It Is woman’s mission to re­ barrister rejoined: " I ’ll tell her you’ ve
Like the iuh I i of a silent storm!
given up the scheme.” And then they
die had taken her early »upper of bread
form man.”
Thro* the murk of the muffled city
iud milk and jam with eager appetite,
"Quite so," the young barrister re- looked at each other and laughed bois­
in
With its mystery untold,
until then she had been asleep at i
s|s>mlcd readily, “ and you are fulfilling terously as if at some hidden Joke.-—SL
While the people dizzily gazing
Paul’s.
/clock, glad to rest after her long day s
that mission admirably.”
Stood dumb in the streets, behold
ileastire and exercise.
The hotel
“ i— r
1 ii the blackening west o’er the uioun-
S A L A D S A S A D A IL Y DIET.
drought longing desires for fine clothes,
"Yes.
you
are
reform
ing
nte.’
*
tain’s crest
or all the dainties o f the children s »hu­
"O, you don’t need reforming, dear." M o s t W h o l e s o m e F o o d , a n d S h o u l d
A twinkle o f fiery gold!
ng room, lor late hours, ’just to hear
“ And cabdrivers and sandwtehiuen
Be K a t e n B v e rjr I'a y .
he music ¡.ml dance until !>. Her ptet-
10very eye caught the heaven-hung vision, do?”
“ The beauty and wholesomeness o f
y print frocks were despicable beside
Ut
Kvery heurt felt Its wizard »pell.
"Yes. Indeed."
the sulud should commend lit to every
It flared like a spirit candle.
Jaiuty silk slips and exquisite embroi-
"But. my dear, evening is the only Am erican housekeeper.” writes Mrs.
It streamed like a star that fell.
lerles. her sensible shoes very trying
S. T. Itorer in her cooking lesson on
time that I have you to m yself."
It waved command like a signal hand.
to wear beside tlie rosetted dancing
" I know." and she sighed.
" It Is "T h e Making o f Salads.” in the La­
It swung like u voléeles» hell.
slippers, her bread and milk became
dies’ Home Journal. " I do not refer to
aw kw ard, but quite unavoidable.”
babyish i ml her mother’s good night
“ And I am to mo|x* at home by tny- those highly-seasoned combinations of
Did they hear it? White faces listened:
dory was drowned in the strains of
W ild thoughts guessed its meaning di­ self while you are talking seriously to hard-boiled •■ggs nml mustard, lint to
cabmen and matehboys?”
lie band."
dainty dinner or luncheon salads, made
vine.
R u l e s f o r It im tln u a Skirt
with a dressing o f olive oil. a few drops
“ There is news of the war from the east­
“ Now. darling, yon mustn't lie self
Amplitude »»f skirts is Iteing
W o r ld ’ s R ich est W om an.
ward ;
o f lemon juii-e, and a light seasoning o f
Ish.”
Senora Isa do re de Cousino. Hie rich­ wlmt modified, uiid their stiffnegu
The palm-tree Ims bowed to the pine—
salt, garlic and' pepper.
“ Selfish?”
est
woman in the world, is soon to visit much so. The fullness Is all
And the Lord of Hosts is uplifting
“ The salts necessary for the well-be­
“ Yes. you must learn to give up
America. She is so rich that nobody around to the back, the from andJ
Ills torch oil the hills for a sign!”
something for your unfortunate fellow- ing o f our blood are bountifully given
knows just how much her possessions sides being smooth, straight and»
ill these green vegetables; then. too. it
inen.”
are worth. Her wealth is estimated to fully fitted, lu »-fitting out a skin|
T w a « n dream, but not all. On the
J A * A r r * T OF B1CYCI.E BIDERS.
“ W ell, what with subscribing to or­ Is a pleasant way o f taking fatty food.
shadow
be at least $100,000,000. The aenora’s edges of the breadths should alwijn
phanage* and homes for destitute chll- All machinery must lie w ell oiled to a couple o f tables. H is luugs were free property is in ( ’ Idle. Shi* inlieriteil first ruled with a ruler long
The light that quivered and curled
dren. 1 give up close on a hundred a prevent friction, and the wonderful liu- and his respiration normal. He did not milch of it from her father and broth­ to go from top to I sit tom, for to
Was the flag by patriot fingers
■nuii engine is not an exception to the seem to be suffering from fatigue. All
year as It Is."
That birthday morning unfurled.
er, hut her own shrewd instinct for regularity in the seams of a
And it blazed in the unseen sunset
"Yes. hut that Is no proper sacrifice.” rule. Look carefully (o it that you take the organs in the upper portion of his business has served to add largely to »(mils its appearance and prevr
Like a l*ei»m from another world,
his little w ife said, quickly. “ You are sufficient fatty food.
In liasting |
body were found to he lu a remarkably the property. Among her isissesslotis from hanging well.
“ The Americans do not use enough healthy condition. Hut below the hips are many copper mines in Chile ami seams lay the tw o edges togethcra
rich, ami a hundred pounds doesn’t
Alone in its daylight of glory
meHn any real giving up on your part. oil to keep them in perfect health. some o f these conditions seemed re­ Peru. Upward o f a hundred steamers long table, the bias edge upp
Alnrn* where the lightnings run—
You don't deprive yourself o f any W hile liut ter Is served in some fam ilies versed. The great flexor and extensor aud sailing vessels, the entire town a straight anil bias edge are to be j
But the glad city read on the morrow*
pleasure, you know."
Mr. Newlyn three times a day. ami 1« tletter than muscles in Ids thigh and call were of Lota in Chile; coal mines of incal­ ed. and baste them while they |
Its token of deeds that were done.
And the* steeples sang, “ Vicksburg is knitted his brow. Ills w ife's logle was no fat, tts composition is rather against found to lie highly excited. The thigh culable value, farm lands, plantations, lying Hat. I f the goods is very I
it as compared to a sweet vegetable muscles seemed to be lieatlng like the
unanswerable.
taken,
fruit ranches, vineyards, and three like gauze or muslin, or any
"A lid If you spared me fo r three or oil. Fats well digested are the salva­ pulse in an ordinary man’s wrist, and I hi laces the like of which are not to lie light silk, le.iste at the same tia
And Gettysburg’s Held Is won!”
—Theron Brown, In Youth's Companion
four evenings a week you would lie tion o f consumptives or those sufTerliig they were corded and bunched as hard found outside the imagined glories of narrow strip o f iwis*r along the i
doing so. and you would know that frotu H.ny form of tuberculosis. For as iron. Below the hip line Michael
Stitch through tills paper. which)
your ilear little w ife was perhaps per­ these reasons a simple sulad coauposed was warmed up: above as cool as a cu­
prevent the machine needle fromi
[feet wit
suading some poor sinner to lead a bet­ o f any green vegetable and a Kreneh cumber. This state of affairs Is expla¡ti­
erlng in material. Tlie ptqier
which a
dressing, should lie seen on every well- ed by the medical men as indicative of
ter life."
easily removed afterward.
jl by 1%
“ And what am I to do with myself regulated table 365 times a year. Those the way the man works. He holds his
Tt wus generally acknowledged by
The stiffening has almost end
ing covi
who live out o f town can obtain from body rigid without effort, while his
while you are persuading?"
those who knew them that Jack New
disappeared from skirts. Tlieyi
fi*mew
the
fields
sorrel,
long
docks,
dandelions,
“
W
ell,
you
can
read
and
smoke,
or
go
l.vn ami his pretty w ife hail solved the
legs do all the work propelling Ids 120
longer us rigid as If they wire i
the root:
much-dismissed problem o f how to be and see your old bachelor friends occa­ and lamb's quarters, fo r the cost of gear. His heart and lungs are large
of wood, hut have a degree of i
al fi ine
picking. Where desserts are not used, and strong euough to keep his vitality
happy though married. True, they had sionally."
ness that is much more deslrab
(rames,
"A n d so those delightful evenings and 1 wish, for health's sake, they up to the requirements of severe exer­
only l)*s>ti united six months, and per­
haircloth facin g five or six incheit
etsily s
might
lie
abolished,
a
salad
with
a
bit
when
you
used
to
play
nml
sing
to
me
haps It was a little premature to speak
tion without showing it by increased
Is put around the foot of the
o f cheese and bread, or water, or action. The doctors unanimously ex­
right or
definitely on the subject, but to all ap­ are at an end?"
prevent it from »-lliigiiig closely l
ventilât»
" I ’ m afraid so. They w ere selfish cracker, with a small cup o f coffee, pressed astonishment that such a di­
pearance* it did not seem possible that
ankles, hut this is the limit of l
I« put i
the sunshine o f their lives could ever evenings. I aee It now. W e thought of may close the meal. Where a dessert minutive physique (Michael is only 4
uess. The wires and variousuturfI Iréis ix
be darkened by a cloud. T h eir affec­ no one's happiness Imt our own. Hence­ Is used the salad, cheese and w ater feet 11 Vi» Inches tnlli could he capable
trivances for expanding have cut)
3 feet 1
tion fot each other disgusted the cynic­ forth. Jack dear, w e live fo r others. are served just liefore it. to prick up of the enormous exertion necessary in
disappeared. Indeed, tlie wire« i
Now
I
must
go
and
dress.
Miss
Hlake
the
appetite
that
it
may
enjoy
more
driving a wheel at the rate of some­
al and dcIlKhtcd the romantic.
met with any fa vo r among we
ire 4 In
It was as ardent and enduring now calls for me at N. There Is a meeting fully the sweet. At a large dinner the thing over thirty miles an hour for fif
t-»l women, as the effect was die
vy
* vuV»
Kd on
salad Is usually served with the game teen miles.
as It had I»een the day they were made o f sandwlclunen at half-past.”
able, and with sufficiently good 11^
It was half-past 10 when Mrs. N ew ­ course.”
through
tunu and w ife, and their intimate
no
stieli
arrangement
was
ue
C H A M P IO N OF T E N N IS C O U R T.
from th
friends were wont to declare that exist­ lyn came home. She found her hushaud
F ou n d H ea lth and W ealth .
sustaining the skirt.
of It an»
ence for them was one long, continual sitting over his cigar and a novel.
As showing the isissibillties o f In­ M i s s J u l i e t t e A t k i n s o n D e s i r o u s o f
"W ell, how did tile meeting go o(T?”
Just in I
SEXOKA
ISAtlORE
DE
COUSINO.
A
i
r
e
a
n
d
B
e
a
u
t
y
.
honeymoon.
telligent farm ing lu California, the fo l­
W innlnu Th eatrical Applaiiar,
shown I
It Is absurd to »-laiin. says » '
Old philosophers, however, shook he asked.
lowing from the Santa Crux Sentinel
The
woman
tennis
champion
of
the “ Arabian Nights.” Her income is
"Splendidly, splendidly." his w ife ex­
pisses I
their heads ami said It was not to he
is Interesting. The piece o f g ro u n d - America. Miss Juliette Atkinson, who about $K.ooo.(KHj a year. The town of tlmt the ripe rich beauty of 401
claimed. her charming face aglow with
hack to
attractive
than
the
htidding
la
expected that sncll a state o f unalloy­
six acres Is a little larger than tw o enhanced her claim to the title recent­ Lota, o f which she owns every foot of
ilong th
ity o f sweet HI. When «omen I
ed bliss could continue forever, and enthusiasm. "O. Jack, when I sec San Francisco city blocks: "W hen K. ly in Philadelphia, is not only a tennis
grouutl. every house and other build­
what a great deal o f noble work I can
romid tl
these philosophers were right.
One
N. Stocking came to California he was player, but also lias dramatic ambi­ ing, works for her daily with Its 13,(100 harmony with nature's la«-s, earb^
accomplish I am filled with joy. .Miss
i larger
of
life
has
Its
ow
n
charm.
Thef
day a hawk swiaipcd down on the Ncw-
Hlake says I shall ls> of Immense use. In search o f health and a living, but tions. In the match with Miss Bessie of population. One of her sumptuous of lieanty does not reach Its
larger f
lyn dovecote and put an end to the bill
Hut tell me. what have you been doing discouragement stared him and his Moore lu championship singles, which imlaees is at Lota. It is described as under 35 or 40. Helen of Troy»
brlcklay
lint and »-»sting.
fam
ily
in
the
face.
T
o
find
em
ploy­
she
won
on
the
grounds
o
f
the
Phila­
a dream of beauty. In Santiago she
with yourself while I have been aw ay?"
this buil
upon the stage nt the age of
It wits In tills w ay: Jack X e w lv i.
" I? tt. I dropixsl in on Barnes, one of ment seemed ini|s>sslble, so he Isiught delphia Cricket Club. Miss Atkinson lias a white marble palace that eost paslu was 30 when married to f
w ho was a barrister o f some repute,
P a st
my old cronies, you know, and very on the Hriinclforte Creek six acres of won the championship o f America for $2.000,000, and her house at Maenl is and sli»> was a brilliant ligare
left his home lu SI. John's Wood one
land, l i e put the land out In vegeta­ the second time.
Many
a duplicate of the Santiago affair, ex­
thankful I am I did so."
years thereafter. Cleopatra wa-'J
tine morn I iik . leaving Ills little w ife In
bles. berries, and tree fruit, and u
The young lady Is a »laughter of Dr. cept for its Immense gardens, which
I cattle n
"V ery thankful? W ily?"
30 years when she met Antony.
her usual state o f happiness, returning
way to
"Because, curiously enough, I found chicken-yard. W ith the combination Jerome (J. Atkinson, o f BriKiklyn. and require 200 gardeners to keep them in
<le
Poietiers
was
30
when
she’
a few minute* after .*» to ttml her al­
1 iffonls i
him deep ill a scheme o f rescue work o f thrift, industry, and economy, those Is well known In society circles o f that reimir. Senora Cousino lias six chil­
heart o f H enry II. The King'
most as solemn ns the ureal jinluc In
[ away ti
o f a most novel and original kind, and barren six acres o f a fe w years ago city. Karly In the year she nstoumled dren, three young men and three young
her age, but Ids devotion never»
whose presence he had liecii propound­
feed by
he Invited me to Join the movement, now fairly bud, blossom, and rljieu. her friends by appearing In the chonis women, all married. She Is 55 years
e»l.
Anne
o
f
Austria
was
38
wb
ing the Intricacies o f an entangled will
o il. tall, dark, mid still beautiful.
Ing the :
and 1 have done so. Our lives now. Kth- Last year three hundred and sixty-five
scrils'd as (lie most beautiful wo
«tilt all the afternoou.
dollars were harvested from a patch o f
gate to
el, shall lie devoted to this work."
Europe. Mine, de Malnteaon
"A n yth in g wronu. dearest?” lie In­
C o m p l e x i o n nnd D i g e s t i o n .
A devici
"O, Jack, I am so glad! You will Is* stra wlierrle* o f one-quarter o f an acre
when
united
to
Louis,
and
Cat
quired as they sat dowu to dinner.
Complexion Is all a matter of diges­
and tw o rials. Just think o f It. ye men
prove of
able to do such a lot o f good.”
Mrs. \ ew lyn uave a start.
tion. IV here there Is a go»sl digestion Russia v as 33 when she
who let the pennies slip away, and who
narrow
"W e ll, I hope so. I hope so."
"O, no.” she murmured, “ only—only
a lieautiful complexion Is hound to fol­ throne she occupied for th
“ Now tell me all about It, dear? I am ery hard times! In the winter lie con­
1 have had a visit from Miss Hlake this most anxious to learn In what way Mr. fines him self to raising chickens. K v ­
low. A well-regulated stomach Invaria­ i years.
The most lasting and intense |
afternoon."
bly proclaims itself in a good-looking
Hurtles' scheme differs from ours. What ery Inch o f ground Is utilized, and a
"W h o ’s Miss Hlake?" the embryo class o f people are you going to reform happy, contented fam ily is the re­
; fnce. and to maintain this well-regu is not inspired by two-de»-ade I
Q. C. asked carelessly.
lated condition attention to a fruit diet The old saw about sweet 16 1st
sult."
—the scavengers, the dockers?”
“ O. you must have heard o f her.
Is recommended. IMums. blackberries, •si by the truer knowledge
"O. no; those w e leave to you ladies.
Jack; she’s the President o f the ’ Mod­ Harnes says that the Itifiuence o f wom­
F ir e tin gin e Signals.
white and red gni|>es. oranges and highest beauty does not dwell ini
ern Woman's Pioneer Rescue League.’ ” an upon man applies to this sort o f
The experimental use o f signals by
peaches are among the table fruits, and turity. For beauty does not mennj
Mr. N ew lyn gH*|ied.
It Is difficult to say which is the best the fashion o f form and coloría
work Just as It does in other ways, and the BerlL’i fi re department fo r Its ap­
"A n d and wlmt did she want, n sub- that the influence o f man tqion woman paratus while on the wuy to a fire has
for a pretty complexion. I f the skin Is found lu the waxen doll The
aortptlon?”
las'll found to work so w ell that the
kept fresh and the diet is laxative the youth an»l a complexion of
is the same."
" N —o. I ’ll tell you. 1 don't think I
face w ill be good to look upon. People admirable fo r that period, but«!
system has now lassi definitely accept­
CON
Mrs. New lyn looked slightly puzzled
ever mentioned It. but before I met you
eat too much breadstuff». A mud-col­ ail's best and richest years art I
"T h e — influence — o f — man—upon— ed. It consist* In the use o f an appara
1 was a ’Ploueer.' Now. one o f the wom an?" she repeated.
ored skin is usually an Indication of to 40.
tus looking much like a small sema­
rulea o f the society enters that when a
bad blood. A good thing for a sallow
phore. now In use on the railroads.
“ Just so."
A R e i g n i n g Favorita
member liecome* engaged or married
The appliance Is rigged up on thi
skin Is a trip to the nearest mountain-
"Hut 1 don't understand?”
she fo rfe it* her place; In fact, she Is
walk up. rest and climb down again.
"W h y, It's this way. Our work will be driver's sent, and le visible for quite a
compelled to n**lgn."
distatila'. When the vehicle is to ge
among women. Harmalds---- "
W o m e n and t h e W h e e l ,
Mr.
New lyn
muttered something
"Hartnnlds?” And her face turned straight out tlie am i o f the semaphore
The ls>st weight for a woman’s wheel
about a "good job.”
Is placed straight up: If to go to the
pale.
is from twenty to twenty-five pounds,
"W e ll, It seems." hi* w ife went on,
I/ '
"B allet girls, and nurses. W e shall right or left Into another street, the
and the smooth running qualities of all
“ that quite a lot o f the member* have hold meetings social meetings, with arm o f tlie semaphore Is Inclined In
MISS J U L I E T T E AT KI N SO N .
the trustworthy makes linve now reach­
left lately ow ing to this cause. There's light refreshment, such ns coffee and that d t rts-1 Ion. As the signals are al­
o
f
“
Kism
et." which was then running ed so high a standard o f excellence that
Lucy Johnson, she’s engaged to Mr. buns.jtnd we shall take them aside and ways set fo r the next comer, driver*
Htone, and last week K ate Hrowu was talk seriously to them.”
o f other vehicles know at once what at W allack's Theater, New York. She there is little choice among them. The
married, and now there are several
they have to do In onler to get out of was given a few lines to speak In the average woman had better not under
Mrs. Newlyn gave a gasp.
more on the |H>lnt o f leaving."
the road o f tlie fire engine or other second le t, and when she was inter­ take to ride with n gear higher than
"Hurtle* says It Is mail's mission."
viewed by one o f the New York paper* sixty-six or sixty-eight, liecause If »he
"Quite an epidem ic," the barrister
np|*iratu*.—
Philadelphia Record.
"M an's mission? O. how dare you
she declared all her inclinations wer* does she will find that the extra amount
remarked. Irreverently.
talk to me o f such a thing!"
toward a stage career.
of foree w hlch she has to put Into even
M e a n t W h . l He «a i d .
“ So." hi* w ife continue,) with a
"Kh, what?”
Midsm
push of the I>edflls 1» more exhausting
“ I propose to wipe out the saloon."
alight frown. “ Mis* Hlake fears tltat
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thinning
than the process of making a few more
The determined manner o f the speak­
soon she w ill I m > the only one who has you want to Insult me? O. I wonder
Cardinal dl (trade's death, according
tot* the
er showed him to lie Intensely In ear­ to the Tablet, has maile tlie number revolt!'Ions with less effort In each one
remained trim to the ship.”
how you can come to me with such an
«oes a g
Have a comfortable, becoming, [noon'
"W h y doesii't she get spliced?" Jack Infamous proposal! You must tie mad nest aud hi* listener* realized the fu ll o f foreign Cardinals greater than that
It I» per
Import o f his word* when he savagely o f the Italian for the seeond time w ith­ apicuous costume: bla.-k Is oon*ldere<|
asked, "ami then the ship would sink.” to think I should ever consent to It.”
'he fruii
renrhed fo r his pall and mop and start­ in tw elve months. There are now very swagger now. but the chief objeo-
"Mhe has uo desire to get ‘spliced.’ as
“ Hut I consented to you.”
tallen.
eli iuto do It.- New York World.
you call It.
She is a woman o f firm
m " .!° ,U
,h** whlle ** I ooks very
thirty-one o f the form er to thirty o f
"T h at 1» very different.”
•hereve
chic It shows the dust, and manv prefer
principles, and she has devoted her life
the
latter,
a
state
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which.
un­
" I fall to see It. Yon are taking cab­
A s a n a s th e A n im a ls,
tat. in
the sha.les ,,f brown and tan for thi»
to doing good. Rut to return to what I men aside and talking seriously to
“ I fea r." said the elephant, "tlstt the til within a few years, had not oc­ reason. Too much cannot lie said con-
*®t deer
was saying. As the society had suffer­ them. I am taking liallet girls---- "
curred fo r many centuries.
alligator 1* a little o f a blackmailer.”
e*tl»e it
detuning corset* for rl(ltnK. „peelaU T
ed such losses she has decided to strike
"Y o u sha'n't, 1 won't stand It. O,
"R e a lly ? " asked the giraffe.
Not a Bad Lies.
lodi riditi
rlgi.l ones. Have a comfortably large
out the rule which declares engaged do you wnut to break my heart?”
" l i e only seems w illing to keep his
In the reign o f W illiam III. o f Fhig pair of broad toed regulation shoes
to*lt tha
girls and married women Ineligible,
"N o w . darling, you mustn't be selfish. mouth shut when there's something In
T o W h i p Cream ***!!*-•
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land, all child-stealers apprehended
Sooieone who has had experleneo
and she la now going round to all the You must learn to give up something. It.” —W ashington Star.
Often very rich cream * 1“
«tetwly t
w ere bra tilled with a red-hot R. for enough to know says that „ piece of
old members asking them to rejoin.”
W e must live for other«,"
up readily; It nhould have*
rogue, on the »boulder* A big M on bght brass chain tacked to the insi.ll
H la in g C an ec e —ary.
The young husband's face bore a
“ You *ha—sha'n't I—live for barmaids
added to It. Cream shook!,-
the
right
h.-uxl
signified
manslaughter,
A French chemist has Invented a bitte
look o f the liveliest consternation.
or ballet girl», the horrid things." Mrs.
n U t d ,Pm, ° f 5roHr * k,rt N ,fore it |, i
while a T was burned Into the (ef- I " ™ ? 1 ".’ I * ,he VPry ' “e«t thing for to whip easily and 6uifTT (
“ And.” hla w ife resumed, “ I have N ew lyn sobbed from behind her hand­ soap which renders unnecessary the
•taket i
well chilled there is not
hand fo r thief.
the skirt down. I,
n„|
use o f Mu log In laundry work.
promised to do so.”
kerchief.
hai
♦ he cream whipping to
wear through and drop out like
tory dry
keeper» frequently comp**
j
to» amo
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A
MAN'S MISSION.
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