VALLEY RECORD.
Then hie horror turned to rage at the
thought of being plundered and insulted
by these brutal rascals, and he inwardly
vowed that when he did get free he
would spend all the money he had in
hunting them down But. as we shall
see, he never got the chance of doing eo
The robbers laid their prisoner on the
horse and led him up a steep, zigzag path
to a kind of rocky platform, walled in
on three side« by unscalable cliffs, while
on the fourth lay a precipice at eeveral
hundred feet
Here about twenty more brigands were
encamped; and Harry White, suddenly
remembering his silver ernes, looked
eagerly to see If the man who had given
it to him was one of the band; but he
could see no one in the least like him.
“Has Capt. Gonsalves come back yet?”
asked one of bis conductors.
“No,” was the reply; “but we are ex
pecting him every moment."
Just then a hasty step was heard be
low, and a tall, dark figure, springing up
the rocks as nimbly as a mountain goat,
came bounding on to the platform.
“Up with you, comrades!” shouted
the new comer, who was no other than
the formidable Pedro Gonsalves himself
“We have been betrayed, and all the
soldiers from La Redonda are upon our
trail We must retreat at once. Ha!
who is this—a prisoner?"
“We took him in the valley yonder,
and have kept him for ransom,” replied
one of the bandits.
“There is no time to think of ransoms
now, when our very lives are at stake,”
said the robber chief, sternly. “Take
what money he has on him, and then
fling him over the precipice."
Instantly a dozen eager hands were
rifling Harry's pockets, and the brave
lad, giving himself up for lost, prepared
to die like a man. But, as his watch
was dragged forth by the robbers, the
silver cross that hung to its chain caught
the eye of Gonsalves, who sprang for
ward and asked hurriedly:
“Where did you get that cross?"
“It was given to me five years ago by
a smuggler of these parte, whom 1
helped to escape when he was crippled
by a fall.” replied Harry, looking fixedly
at him.
“And I am the man who gave it,” said
Gonsalvez, grasping his hand warmly;
“and for that good deed you shall de
part free and unharmed.
Comrades,
give him back all that you have taken.
Follow that path. Senor Americano,
which will lead you to the village of San
Tomas; and when you tell this story to
your friends, tell them also that kindness
is never thrown away, evon upon a bri
gand.”—David Kerr in Golden Days
way was streaked by the silhouette» nd ' An! the Dattle! there is the powder
palm trees; farther yet, and the Kabyk which laughs, the lead which whistles
village stood confusedly out from th« the steel which darts, the blood which
THE VOICE SHOULD BE FORMED IN
earth,
with its mud hovels, low, narrow flows, the splendid shocks, the noisy
In
our
times,
France's
great
African
1
The People's Paper.
THE ROOF OF THE MOUTH.
colonies are subdued forever; but in windowed, whose doors wore too small death at will! But that great mouth.
6Uent, terriflo, waiting to suck one in-
JICHI A lllllt.
other days, during the attempts of a for human stature; and round about the no!—no!—no! impossible! never!
inclosures for cattle, now vacant
MN»re. Fabtteher» and Solé Projirietor».
A Chapel Heater's Discovery—An Art Which laborious conquest, every moment held
Thirty men had passed, had taken the
At a brief word of oommand, the
<MRee ib McTJ»!! e Reí!. up-«tair». etairt on
la Preserved la Italy for the Natives. a danger. Skirmishes were incessant,
squadron halted. No light shone, al! lead of Vaudras. They fancied that
a«rtk «ida tf Maeonie building.
How a Tonne Man Who Cooldn’t Slug Sea! comlxits were frequent, and each nm lark; noose tsvvsd, nor anything their officer, for the best of reasons AN «EXPERIENCED HOUSE MOVER.
■etered in the Foetofflre at Ashland a»
post of the extreme vanguard had its whatever. Only a few vagabond dogs, doubtless, watched their tragic defile,
Developed a Raaso rrofnntln Voice.
*«> Md Ctaee malí inelter.
Ha» recently bought out Wn>. Patterson,
and would foUow to place himself at the A»hland House-Mover and is soliciting
"Ninety per cent, of the peo; >ple of this romantic episodes, to be related later scenting the strangers, barked upon the
their
head
again.
None
noted
his
appear
the patronage of the citizens of Ashland
dung heaps. The troop surrounded, at
country
be -------------
made to —
sing
-------- , - could
----- —
ig bv proper Here is one of them.
and environ»; satisfaction guaranteed.
teaching." eaid Haydon TlJIa the other day
Soft and wavering the wind blew up a walk, the village, still silent, still ance, none suspected his anguish. The
Parties living outside and having such
“Italy is a nation of singers because tbe peo off the scorched desert, the air freshened dark. Dismount! They entered the first “Uttle one" afraid! Bah! “Mademoi work to .!«>. n > reque»ted t» send their ad
ple are taught in tho right way, and for no
hut, and it was vacant; vacant, too, the seUe” Vaudras nervous! Indeed, that is dress. when thev will be called upon.
other raw.:.
.stover Moreover, very few suddenly and suddenly the night fell. seqnud; the third vacant; all were va enough to terrify. What is the matter:
Address:
JOHN A. RAMSDELL,
aliens w!
A shland . O b .
ven the best Italian ma» Like a barrier upon the horizon the as cant—the inhabitanta had fl»d, taking “My lady rub-lieutenant is crying!”
tars ev<:
e benefit of the instruction cending hills gradually took on tints of their effects and »> capons. Thia was
Forty men had gone forward; the balls
FRE*4BYTEKiAN
which is
the native» It is an art gray or lilac; to the right and to the
their guilty confession. More than that whistled harshly, scratching the granite
which is preserved for the Italians. n
left stretched the plain of reddish aaud,
Church, corner Mein and rielman street»
all farther search waa now tiMleo anti walls with terrible rebounds. The Ka
Mr.
Tilia
eat
in
his
tnusio
room
on
Fifth
—VIA—
Keg-..1er Berviee».—Bunday, 11 A. M. and
traversed irregularly by ravines of less without purpose.
byles were firing volleys, continual dis
avenue and explained a method of voice cre or greater darkness, according to their
7:39 T. M. Sunday ficliool.OJO A M.
charges,
rare
that
they
were
lo6t
if
the
ating which Is at variance with the generally
But what was thai> Lypig «ueves »
Yenag Feople'e Meeting, 3 oTocck P M
accepted laws of singing, and told tbe story depth, and by strange palm groves, doorway, with its face in a heap of filth, charging foe should reach them. Vau
Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening.
dusty,
yellow,
sunburned.
Twilight
is
Rev. F. <>. H tbasux .
of tbe discovery of the Italian way of teach
was the body of a man, with ite throat dras was exposing himself at a target
LINE,
unknown in Africa: darkness falls there cut, its face bathed in blood. It wai uselessly.
Pastor.
ing.
'"They cal) Spain th» land of adventure,"
THX RECKDINO LOtVXB JAW.
with a push, like a curtain, and this
AH
the
fifty
men
had
passed
by
him
I
MOUNT
SHASTA ROUTE.
muttered llarrv White, aa he strolled
"More than a century ago," he srtid, “a swiftness of change of setting is accent Hanrion. Then, on the vast night, arose He remained alone.
He dismounted
before break fast around the outakirta of
METHODIST.
a
clamor
of
rage,
which
presently
»ink:
chapel master in Italy, while examining the uated correspondingly as the dry country
a »mall Spanish town on the southern
meaning to try the pass on foot His i
Time Between
vocal powers of a number of people who were is reached, in the heart of the desert, in into grief—a tone of unspeakable
rkerch, corner Main and Bush At reels slope of the Sierra Morena. “and I've
horse broke from him and hurled itsell \
ness,
of
supreme
pity.
Afar
stretch
candidates
for
membership
in
the
reserve
Reoilar Service».— Sunday. 11 A M. and
ASHLAND
AND
SAN FRANCISCO.
the
unexplored
lands.
Here,
past
the
choir, discovered a voice of remarkable vol-
undulating plains; and the imperturha after the others. At a quarter the length
T:M F. M. Bunday School. 9.30 A. M. been in it throe weeks, and not had on»
High
Plains,
beyond
Saida,
Ain-Seffra,
23
HOURS.
of
the
trail
its
shoes
slipped
on
the
rock.
.
adventure
yet
A
man
gets
no
show
at
umo
and
beauty
Its
owner
was
a
peasant,
a
Freyer Meeting, every Thur«<lay evening.
bio chain of hills, black now, seemed in
it lost its footing and was whirled intc '
all in traveling nowaday» Hello! her»
young man with no education, who evidently almost into Morcooo. an the borders of solently to bar the way to reprisals.
R ev . C. A. L ewi »,
knew nothing of marie. But such a voice tbe the mysterious Fighig, at the farthest
comes somelxxly in a hurry!”
Factor.
Stiff upon his horse, gloomy and for the abyss, its four hoofs turned upward : CAL1KOKNIA EXPRESS TRAIKS BUN »A1LT
i
old chapel master bad never beard. He was point whither the exploring columns
«
Very much in a hurry, certainly,
bidding in the clear night, Cabarousse Vaudras screamed, his eyes starting
Between
so much Interested that he made a study of have penetrated, this natural phenom
teemed
the
sturdy
Sjianish
peasant
who
shook
his clenched hand at the invisible from their sockets. He threw himseli
BAPTIST.
the fellow, and discovered that he had a pe enon is profoundly noticeable; the shades
upon his knees, he dragged himself upon Portland and San Francisco.
had just appeared on tbe top of the steep
culiar formation of the face, in that tbe invade the earth in the briefest moment, as one who dreams of vengeance.
Church, comer Church and High street- ridge above the boy’s head, for he waa
“Lieutenant!" he cried, at last, “tak< his stomach, but brute instinct drew him
lower jaw receded very materially from the
and change an I darken it with their
Regular Services.--Hunday. 11 A. M. and leaping from crag to crag as recklessly
South 1
North
upper. He also noticed that in singing there
fifty men and crush that brood of mag backward. He could not go on.
T » F. M. Bunday ikhcol 9:90 A. M
At that moment he saw his men sur t :00 p m Lv Portland Ar 10:45 a m
as
a
wild
cat,
and
at
times
even
swing
was a considerable elongation of the over clouds as ink darkens water.
gots until not two are left living! Oh
Uhriatiaa F.ndeavos (Society, fl So P M
A bugle sounded within the circle of that I must stay at my post! that 1 rounded on all tides by the Kabyles » :30 a m Ar Ashland L t 5:40 p m
hang of tbe upper jaw This discovery set
Freyer Meeting, every Thursday evening ing himself <^cr some deep cleft by the
a m
Lv Ashland
Ar 5:10 p m
the chapel master upon a course of scientific tents; the horses of the picket lifted their might go with you!”
three times their number, rendered des :):tX)
(toveneM Meeting, Saturday before third bough of a tree, as if in such haste that
7:45a m , Ar SanFranciscoLv
________ , 7:00 p m
lnveetigation and a seriee cf comparisons of heads, and the chasseurs, in their wide
Raaday in each month, 2 P. M. Ladles he had no time to think of such a trifle
perate
by
their
danger.
The
women
ano
LiK-al parsenger train daily (except Sunday
When the ranks were formed, the sub
idi )
Saeial eacnnd Tuesday eve in each mon b
tbe faces of tbe members of his choir. In the blouses and trousers of linen, went tc
children sallied from their rock crannies 8:00 a in | Lv Portland Ar 10:45 a m
bs the chance of a broken neck.
Rev T. K. V ak T amszl ,
end he concluded that the voice In singing— form in line slowly for the evening roll lieutenant, Phillippe Vaudras, saluted and hung themselves from the bridles
But in this case it was "most haste,
12:40 p tn | Lv
\ibany
Ar 11:35 a m
Pastor.
and in speaking as well—should be formed in call. The bugle call, loud and shrill, was and started with his fifty men toward
they plunged knives into tho bellies oi 4:K) j« in 1 Ar
Lv 9:00 a m
Eugene
worst speed." for all at once a large stone
the roof of tbe mouth, and that the throat prolonged infinitely, carried by the sono tho Unknown before them, while Caba
the
horses,
they
scratched,
they
bit,
they
gave way beneath the Spaniard's feet,
and chest bad nothing to do with tk
rousse and li is squad returned at a foot
PULLMAN BUFFET RLEEPERS.
CONGREGATIONAL
and he came tumbling headlong down
"And this is the underlying principle of rous swells to the foot of tbe tranquil pace, in their own despite, to th» camp, threw stones. In that 6warming of th<
mountains,
wbar«
thr
sound
died
out,
into tbe road amid a whirlwind of dust.
tbe Italian method of ringing," continued
with heads bent, with hearts saddened, horde, that entanglement, that furious h'H KI ST SLEEPING CARS
Church, cor. Main »treet and Boulevard
Mr. TUla. “The formation of tho face de The squadron was formed on the right. bearing, laid across two horses, thi grasp of the raving multitude, the chas
Harr; , whose sympathies were already
For accommodation of Second Class Pas-
Rerular Service».—Sunday. 10..30 A. M
termines the question whether a person should Cabarousser, captain commanding, and
seurs, suffocated, dragged down, fel »engers, attached to Express Trains.
and 7 90 P M
Sunday School, 12 M
enlisted in favor of a man capable of
bloody body of the murdered Hanrion.
be able to sing or not. A man or woman .Tis two lieutenants, Peyralte and Vau
Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening
such fente of strength and daring, flew
Tall, slender, a leonine blonde, with their limbs grow numb. Their bloedinj
Tlie S 1' Co.’» Ferry make» connection
Rav. G. J W ebster ,
whose lower jaw recedes considerably from dras, all drowsy, regarded the maneuver
to the spot, feeling as if he had really
clear
blue eyes, when he left the mill bodies were drenohing the earth with with all the regular trains on the East Side
Pastor.
tbe upper should have a good ringing voice. sareleesly, without uttering a word, with
red, and their leader was not there t< Division from foot of F street, Portland.
met with something like an "adventure”
One whoee lower jaw projects beyond the their arms drooping, and all about, far, tary school, Phillippe Vaudras had chos
at last But when he reached tbs fallen
en Africa as a field for adventure, and. inspire them, to ordain a victory.
upper will have an indllTerewt votes, if any.
West bide Division -Between
near, above, everywhere, there reigned n in a year of camp life, he had made him
CATHOLIC.
It was faring 111 with them. Theb
man he stopped short in sheer amaze
But any person with proper teaching and
rilence
so
great
that
it
seemed
religious,
PORTLAND
AND CORVALLIS.
ment
practice may iumrori
improve upen tin conditions
self noted for his bravery, and this in i long sabers, dulled and bent, were with
Chnrcb corner Sixth and B streets
sacred, full of august mysteries.
drawn
with
difficulty
from
their
thrust:
fixed
by
the
facial
formatkm.
And
well
hs
might.
The
man
whom
MAIL
TRAIN
DAILY
(EXCEPT SVKDAY.)
wild squadron wb.ire every maa wit
Regnier Service».— Every fourth Sunday
The roll call was begun. After each
“As the veiee b formed la *• ■oath, it
!• A. M
Sunday School, every fourth he had seen bounding along the ridge
valiant. Became of his white ha^’- into the masses. Their arms were weal 7:30 a m Lv Portland Ari 0:20 p ni
should require bo physical effort and ne ex name followed the same brief, monoto
laaday.S P. M. F ath «« F. S. N oel .
had had lung gray hair and beard; he
Lv | 1:30 pm
his sweet voice, and his youth, the sol and broken. They were powder bumec 12:25 p in Ar Corvallis
traordinary expaBtfon of tbe lungs te enable nous answers, as each day at that hour,
Pastor.
—at such close range were the Kabylet
waa quite sure of that, for bs remem
diers
called
him
"The
Little
One,
”
At
Albany
and
Corvallis
connect with
a person te sing kb highest er lowaat note. with the apathetic indifference of me
firing. They were deafened by the yelk trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
bered wondering that an old man should
Patti, a little, Might woman, with compara chanical exertion. The adjutant did Dot "Mlle. Vaudras.” or else “My Lady Sub
bo so active. The hair of the man be
EITBCOPAL.
tively small lunge, fills the largest auditorium qven pause before passing from one name Lieutenant;” but, when he charged of the dogs, excited by that combat; they
EXPRKKK TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAT.)
fore him waa short, thick and black as
across the plain, that "little one” glad were deafened by the shrieks of the chil
with bar voice, even on its highest notes.
to another.
Ar I 9:00 a m
1:50 p in Lv Portland
■»’vire» in Baptist church, cor. Church night, and he had no beard at *1L
There should be no physical effort te singing,
dened the heart: his horse had splendid dren, by tho howls of the women, by thi
8:00 pm Ar McMinnville Lv | 5:45 a m
"Present! —esent! —esent!”
tad High streets, second and fourth Holi
roars of the men; cut, bitten, bleeding
Meanwhile, the stranger had managed
no exertion of the lungs. The vcfee rests in
legs
and
was
always
first
in
the
combat
day», * F M
Kav. F. B T wxkgb .
•Hanrion?"
the roof of tho mouth, like an egg In a cup,
to sit up, and was wiping the blood from
and—what a powerful fist had "my lady scorched on all sides, the little troop
Pastor.
No one answered. The adjutant, sur 6ub-lieutenant!" His soldiers were fain melted slowly before the multitude which 111 II 9 til H TICKETS U all piiti
and should be weed with perfect sass on any
a bad cut on his forehead. In doing so
SCITH 1I> EAST
prised, lifted his gaze from his roll book to follow Vaudras, since they could nev assailed unceasingly. Sally, ambuscade,
Carving on Peach Stones.
note."
be discovered the loss of bis false hair
While Mr. Tllla was speaking, one of his and repeated:
DUNKARD
__ IM CILIFCHIL
Properzia di Rossi, a maiden of rare
and beard, and met Horry’a eyes fixed
be tho attack of what ilk it might, it
er
get
before
him;
and
they
followed
“Hanrion?”
beauty, great refinement and unusual pupils entered the room. He was a tall
wonderingiy upon him.
meant
defeat
and
death
to
the
French
him with enthusiasm, drunken with his
For full information regarding rate»,map»,
young man of slight build and with rather a
•bureh on Granite street. Regular Kerv-
Nothing.
“Well,” asked he, fiercely, answering education, gave herself very early in flat chest. He waa shy in manner, and not
etc , call on company ’» agent at Ashland.
wildness, and, above all, so that nothing cavalrymen.
eee. - Preaching every Bunday. 11 A M
“
Well!
are
you
deaf,
you
Hanrion?
”
Vaudras once more started to run for
the boy's glance with a defiant stare, “do life to the study of art. “Minute trac thoroughly at sate when ho saw that strangers
R. KOEHLER,
E P. ROGERS,
of ill should befaii him. He seemed pre
No answer.
ery” was her forte. The first work of were present Tho formation of his face was
Manager.
Asst G. F <k Pass Agt
you know me?”
cisely the chief necessary for that ro ward, and with his mouth foaming he
A soldier was missing. His compan mantic expedition, for that tragic night fell back once more—tho last time. From
“No, and I don’t want to know you,” this gifted girl waa carving on a peach of tbo sort which Tllla bad deeeribed aa in
infinite tenderness
said Harry, in broken Spanish, rather stone the crucifixion of our Saviour—a dicating a fine singing voice, and the teacher ions of the ranks spread their hands and for that setting extraordinarily tragic afar he gazed with
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
gesticulated in token that they kmw after him his troops would follow blindl® upon his men, dying there without him
nettled at the man's imperious tone. “1 work comprising many figures, execu at once proceeded to illustrate hb theory.
I
▲
CASE
IN
POINT.
nothing,
comprehended
nothing.
Caba
suppose you’re a smuggler by your dis tioners, disciples, women and soldiers;
At the head of the vanguard and or —but, ah! in dying they were fighting
G. A. II.
The young man iz a Scotchman. He b a rousse camo forward.
J K Dolph . .,
all most remarkable for delicacy and
............... (Senator* guising yourself that way.”
the
flanks of the squads, the guides, tlu bravely—slaying gallantly. He drew his
carpenter
by
trade,
and,
according
to
his
John H Mitchell
BURNSIDE
POST NO. 23.
“
Let
us
see!
Who
was
the
last
man
............. (
pistol
from
his
belt,
he
held
it
against
his
“Yea, I am,” replied the other, with a [»erfection of expression, and an admir own statement, never sung a note until a
explorers, the pathfinder» bent over theii
Ringer Hermann ........ ......... Concmstnan
Meets in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and
to
see
Hanrion?
Where
was
it?
When
temple,
he
pressed
the
trigger,
and
the
able
distribution
of
the
groups.
In
th*
strange
smile.
“
Are
you
going
to
give
fl restar I'cnnover
pommels, with their gaze fixed on the
month ago He had a desire to learn to
Governor
hl Saturday of each month. Visiting Com
cabinet of gems in the gallery of Florence sing, but hts friends discouraged him, as he was it? Speak up now!"
•orge W McBride
Secretary o( State me op to the police?”
ground, directing their course by tracks last convulsions of the death agony pre rades cqrdiiilly welcomed.
* W Webb
In
the
morning,
at
roll
call;
none
had
State Treasurer
"Not I!” cried Harry. “It's not the is still to be seon a cherry stone on which had no voice. A number of teachers laughed
‘M ax P racht , Commander.
almost invisible by the pale light. Across cipitated liis corpse into that bottomless
B R McHlrov . ,
bunt I’ubiic Instruction
abyss which had brought upon him the
J II Casey, Adjutant.
style of us Americans to give away a is carved a chorus of saints, in which at the man because of his ambition to sing, seen him sinoe.
a
width
of
forty
yards
there
appeared
ir
Frank Citaker.
State Printer
“Finish the roll call! Break—ranks!” j
when ho couldn’t produce a tone.
seventy heads may be counted.
man who can't stand up for himself.”
W W Thayer .........
the sand deep marks, footprints of men accursed vertigo. - Translated for The
Jstipreine Judges
He sat in a chair in one corner of the room,
So there was a soldier missing. In the and beasts, whose wide spaces attested Argonaut from the French of Maurice
Among other women of the Sixteenth
William I' J.ord . .....
“Ah. you're an American then?” said
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
R 8 btrahn
the smuggler, looking curiously at him. century noted as sculptors, fresco paint bashful and diffident, with his chest contract j neighborhood of a city, Cabarousso would the tumultuous fight, the disorder of de Montegut hr \ II Addis
GRANITE
LODGE.NO. 23, Knights of
riser judicial Durmicr.
“Well, if you are willing to help me. I’ll ers and engravers, one of Titian’s pupils, ed rather than expanded, and looked at the have shrugged his shoulders, saying sim feat, beneath the furious lashes of the
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every
floor
as
ho
fumbled
with
his
watch
chain.
He I m |J|> m Tree.
I. R Webster
ply: “A hair thrown to the winds!” but j Kabyle drivers, terrified by that corpse
Friday evening Visiting Knights in good
•Circuit Judge tell you how you can do it. Give me Irene di Spilimberg, highly educated,
William
There is an old man on rhe Upper Savan »tending arc cordially invited to attend,
— — M
----- Colvig
—-.o
District Attornev your arm as far as the chapel of St. surrounded by luxury and with every But when Tllla sat at the piano and struck a here in this complete solitude, twenty
they
left
behind
them.
chord
tho
young
man
opened
his
lips
and
let
ret Jackson. Josephine. Lake nnd Klain-
O. F. M c C own ell . C. C.
nah, living on the Georgia side of the river,
James, about half a mile down the road thing beautiful about her, devoted her out a tone of a quality and volume that made leagues from the last advanced post, ar
The horses of the pursuers were pant who bos not lived in a bouse since tbo earth
ath counties.
H. T. C hitwood , K. of R. & 8.
absent
man
might
as
well
be
counted
self
wholly
to
art.
Some
of
her
works
—for 1 find I’ve sprained my ankle too
the nerves of his listeners tingle with pleasure.
JACRUON C»VNTY,
ing. “Halt!” commanded Vaudras. The quake of 1880. An old oak, with inviting
are still extant, ahd she must have used Then, at TUia’s request, he left bis place and dead at once. And in a squadron alone jhasseurB camped as well as they could Umbs, has been bis place of abode since tbe
County Seat
MASONIC.
............. .Jacksonville badly to walk alone—and then I'm ail
! stood against tbe mantel, with a spectator on ffiere, isolated, lost, and entirely depen
A C Stanley............. ........... .... ben.itor right.”
her time and energies to great purpose,
shake up referred to. During tbe earthquake
they
lay
down
to
sleep
with
an
arm
J T Bowditch
aiSKIYOV CHA1TKK, NO. 21, X. A. M.
“Como along, then,” rejoined Harry, for she died at the age of ID.—Harper’s either side, watching his profile and noting dent upon itself, a call without response through the bridle, and in spite of the his bouse was stirred violently, tbo chimney
Robert A Mill or. ...
tbe play of his jaw». Ho sang a number of was enough to chill the boldest. In the
Bazar
•Representative» offering his arm.
Regular
convocations on the Thursday
tumbling
in,
and
ho
ran
from
it
in
fright,
w K Price,.
practioe phrases, sustaining a tone on B flat, desert, ranks are inevitably narrowed, ■ jerks and pulls of the animals their sleep and has never returned to it A negro was next after the full moon.
And the strangely assorted pair set
J * Neil ............
with a bit of recitative, and then dropping and individualities are allied; no one ie was deep and dreamlesa At last a fain: employed to bring him from the building
........... .County Judg<
W H A tkinson , H P.
William Ray............... ....... fCMMMMtoners forth.
The Egg Dance.
plumply to E flat. Then he repeated the mnsie
white streak appeared on the horizon
E B Myer, Secretary.
Ch»» W Taylor ....
A pleasing performance is the "egg done».’' transposed into tho keys of D, D flat and. C, unknown, all are comrades, and one oi lawn was breaking; and suddenly a such articles as he needed, and be lias built
On tl» way our hero told his new
himself a sleeping place in the limbe of the
Max Muller................ ............. .County Clerk
Men I who seemed in too much pain This is executed in thia wise.- The dancer, and surprised his listeners by dropping to these comrades bad disappeared. Ii
ASHLAND MIDGE, NO. 23, A. F. & A. X.
JameeQ Birdsev
............................. Sheriff io talk himself. Chut lie was traveling dressed in a corsage and very short skirt, > lower 0, with a full, round, vibrant tone like every group, whether the sleeves were growing light dispelled the shadows and tree, with a stout canvas as his only shelter
RH Moor»
.......................Treasurer
Stated communications on the Thursday
carries a willow wheel of moderate diameter that of on organ pipe, and ringing three or blank or braided, that disappearance war discovered distant objects. Then on th- from the rain. His cooking is done on the
J M Childers
ground, and his reception room is the grassy of or -before the full moon.
........... Assfsfisúr through Spain with his father, that he fastened horizontally upon tbe top of her
four word» Any ringer knows that it is one discussed passionately, with the instinc | > dank of the hills appeared the tribe they spot under the shade of the oak. Tbe least
R H Mitchell
School Superintendent had picked up in Mexico what littleSpan-
E V M ilia , W M,
were
pursuing,
a
long,
gray
line
of
men
head. Around this wheel threads are fasten thing to sustain a very high or a very low
J 8 Howard .
......................... Surveyor ish he knew, tiiat his tour hud hitherto
tive horror of the thought—“If it were
rumbling will cause his precipitate rush to »Win R Lawson, Secretory.
ed. equally distant from each other, and at note, and quite another to pronounce three
women
nnd
children,
of
sheep
and
oxen
Tr R Pryce .
..
Coroner
I!” For human selfishness is never lost I
firina, and he will instantly jump to the
been provokiugly liaro of adventures, and the end of each of these threads is a slip or four syllables on that note.
I
climbing the heights in haste, and the tirra
JOsEPUINR COUXTY.
ALPHA CHAPTER, NO. 1,0. E. ».
ground at the sound cf thunder or on seeing
completely; all solidarity rests on per I
that
the
one
thiuj;
in
the
world
which
he
uooee,
which
is
kept
open
by
a
glass
bead.
Tho young man sang for an hour for the
air conveyed to them like a call the low a flash of lightning.—Macon (Go.) Telegraph.
Oeenty Heat
Cirants Pass most desired wa» to fall In with a gang Thus equipped, the young girl come» toward
Stated meeting* on 1st and 3d Tuesdays
sonal
considerations.
pleasure of the listeners. His voice was such
Walter Sinclair. .
of the oxen and the bleating of the
Joint beim lor
in each month.
The country here was not, however ing
the spectators with a basket full of eggs, a remarkable basso prof undo that tbe little
C J Howard.........
Pullman's Electric Hallway.
... Representative of real Spun: sh Iiriganda.
sheep.
M bs . J 1) C bockkb , W .'rt.
■vbk-h
sl>e
passes
around
for
inspection
to
▼oiney Col rig
audience would bave kept him singing for openly dangerous, not avowedly hostile
At last they reached the chapel, and
Mi.»» Kate Chitwood, Secretary.
■County Judge
The village of Pullman is soon to have an
With
one
simultaneous
shout
the
rid
J Han»eth .............
)Comtui»«ioner> then, at a peculiar whistle from the prove that they are real, and not imitations much longer had not other duties claimed his the bands of nomad Arabs had been re ers spurred to a gallop, but if they saw slectrio street railway five miles in extent
P Hansen.
| The music strikes up a jerky, monotonous
. I
I. O. O. F.
smuggler, five wild looking horsemen, «train, and the dancer begins to whirl around attention. Of course, tbe voice was not in pulsed, driven back to tbe mountains, j they were seen also, and the Kabyles The roadbed is now completed, the rails are
Ches K Chanslor .
County Clerk
perfect state, nor was tho young man a thor and only a Kabyle village had its huts e
all
laid,
and
it
wtll
be
bat
a
short
time
before
J 0 Mo»»
with
long
guns
on
their
shoulders,
start
Sheri.i
abandoning already the heaviest of theii
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 46.
with great rapidity Then seizing an egg ough master of its use Long practice and
J A Jennings
............... Treasurer ed out of tho encircling thickets, one of «lie put« it tn one of tho slip nooses and, with training wtll be required to fit It for its best short distance awav. But the Kabyle; luggage, ran up the steeps in a revolt of the power is put in and the road furnished
Hold regular meetings every Saturday
with
rolling
stock.
The
roadbed
is
one
of
tbo
P C Ream
....
......... Assessor whom led by the bridle a fine black horse, s quick motion, throws it from her in such
are sedentary, of lazy habits, and the} confusion They were lost to sight in
service, but the volume and quality were be
W A Masrie
neatest jobs of the kind ever done, a cut bar "Veiling at their ball in Ashland. Brethren
.School Superintende-t
regard witli indifference the foreigr
a way as to draw the knot tight The swift
in good standing are cordially invited to
W N Saunders
........................... Nurveyoi on which they at once mounted the crip I turning of the dancer produces a centrifugal yond dispute. And the ease with which tbe iroops defiling past them in clouds oi the chaos of gigantic bowlders; one by Ing been made directly through tbs handsome atttend.
N. A. J acobs , N <1.
Dr Flanagan
young man sang, in whatever pose be hap
............................. Corouor. pled Spanmrd, not without casting more
one. as ants bury themselves in the parks of the village, leaving them in perfect
R oot . T aylor , Secretary.
force
which
stretches
the
thread
out
straight
golden
dust,
and
strike
not,
unless
they
pened
to
strike,
with
his
lungs
in
their
nor
than
one
pu
zzled
and
suspicious
look
at
KLAMATH COUNTY.
earth, they were hidden to the last one condition without a blemish. Ths bed is a
like n ray shootiug from tho circumference mol state of expansion, not even contracted, are attacked in their own dwellings, un
County Seat .
I'll OT KOCK EXCAMPMKXT, KO. 16.
,lJnky:d" the wondering boy.
in the hollows of the mountain. All that solid as iron and concrete can make it. The
of
tbe
circle.
set
at
defiance
-all
the
generally
accepted
der their roofs of mud and stone.
C A Cngewell, o( Lake >
"Take t'uis for your good deed,” said
’ Joint Mnator
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and
remained in sight were a few oxen, un rails are a modified form of T rail, weighing
One
after
another
the
eggs
are
thrown
out
8 P Moss, of Lake
theories of ringing.
Joint Repre.-entativi the tall smuggler, taking a small silver
And yet, nevertheless. Cabarousse, sus .:<y, turning toward the plain, lowing fifty-four pounds to the yard; they rest on tth Monday in each month Members in
W S Moore
“The true Italian method of singing is easy picious, twisting his mustaches, looked
County Judg< cross frr m his neck and giving it to in these slip nooses until they make a hori
cast iron chairs five feet apart upon a solid
cordially invited to attend.
idly, with necks stretched, muzzle ooncrete foundation. The main reason for good standing
zontal
aureole
or
halo
about
the
dancer
’
s
W C Crawtord
..
.. (Commisaiouar
to acquire,” said Mr. Tllla. "A few simple obstinately to that ride where lay the
•*
R out T aylor , C I’.
L R Kester
Harvy
“
It
may
be
of
use
to
you
if
we
bead. Then tbe dance become« still more rules govern it. Long hours of fatiguing
.... i
thrust out and nostrils flaring.
N. A. Jacobs, Scribe.
the construction of the road Is said to be to
A L I^avitt. ..
Kabyle
village.
There,
he
was
con
ever meet again And, as you seem anx rapid, so rapid, in fact, that it is difficult to practice are not at all necessary. When once
An hour later Vaudras ai.d his troopers have a line whereon to exhibit tbs various
M D Childers
ious to meet with some Spanish brigands, distinguish tbe features of the girl; the mo you start In the right direction your voice vinced, lay the solution of the mystery. found themselves all at vnee within a systems of electric propulsion, for this line is
non: REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, NO. 14.
Chas Graves.
ment is critical, the least false step, tho least will grow as you sleep, and you »rill awake Suddenly he strode toward the groups
it
may
please
you
to
learn
that
yon
have
John Kmart
hundred
yards
of
the
enemy,
having
ar
not
to
be
confined
to
one
system.
In
fact
all
Meets
on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each
,As»e»»oi
irregularity in timo, and tho eggs dash each morning surprised at the improvement of soldiers.
P L Fountain
School Su|M'rini< ndcnl I eeen half a dozen of them today.”
rived thither by means of literal goat all systems that up to the present time have month in Odd Fellows's Hall, Ashland.
against
each
other
But
how
can
the
dance
J R Griffith
It has made sines tho previous day."—New
M bs . M aggiz S trait , N G.
"Here! let us see about this! no more paths. The Kabyles had made front and been proved a success will be seen in opera
...............
Surveyor
So saying, he spurred bis horse and
John W Siemens
M rs . C. E. M ay . Secretary
....... Coronet vanished into the forest with his grim be stopped! There is but one way—that is, York Star.
trifling! Does any one know anything? were awaiting them. The situation ex tion there.—Electric Review.
to remove tbe eggs in the way in which they
LAKE COUSTY.
—there must be a woman in this business plained their audacity. Between the fu
comrades, while Harty turned slowly have been put in place.
Some Famous Suicide«.
A. O. U. W
County Seat
Dou't Know How to Read.
I.akcyiew back to the town, hardly knowing
—a Kabyle woman, eh? Answer—one gitive tribo and the blue and red chas
This
operation
is
by
far
the
more
delicate
The
following
are
some
of
the
more
noted
£
Ijlkr
Joint.-» jn: t
The
Man
About
Town
got
an
historical
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. fifi.
whether he was awake or only dream of the two. It is necessary that the dancer, suicides of which mention is mad« In history. or another, or all at once! But answer! seurs, the only path opeu was an ex
8 P Mt»ss, of Lake
Joint Bcpres jntative
work in three volumes from one of the librar
Meets in lodge room in Odd Fellows' Hal!
by a single motion, exact and unerring, Those do not savor much of Insanity, but or else”-----
W A Wihhire.
tremely narrow pass which joined two ies ths other day. He noticed that the first
................County Judge ing.
* L Hherlnek
should take hold of the egg and remove it rather of stoic philosophy:
...... j
"A woman—or more than one! it Is 1 level spaces. This pass ran along the volume was very much warn and thumbed, every first and third Wednesday in each
month. All brethren in good standing are
William Bagley.
from the nooso. A single false motion of th»
ICoiniaissioners
Cato stabbed himself rather than live under the same thing,” let slip a soldier, shak side of the mountain like a forbidding the second In fairly good condition, while the cordially
"Just
like
iny
luck!
I
’
ve
lost
my
way,
invited to attend.
W T Boyd
.
..................... . Ckrk sure enough! And this strikes me as the hand, the least interference with one of the the despotic reign of Caesar; Themistocles ing his head knowingly.
T. O. A ndrews . W M.
William Carll
baloony hung over a gorge of immense third was as good as new.
................ »».... Sheriu
threads, and the general arrangement is sud poisoned himself rather than lead the Per
B S R adcliff , Recorder.
“Here, you! come forward, and tell depth. It was not wide enough for two
A MeCallen
"It is always the way," said the librarian.
T»i;i*.urei very place to fall in with that nice man, denly broken and tho whole performance <li» sians against his countrymen; Zeno, when
A H M»her
what you know!”
School 8* tperintendent Pfedro Gomialvez, the brigand captain, sstrously ended. At last all the eggs are
horseman abreast, and that beneath the “Few people know how to read. Under the
J K MeDonoueh.
Assessor who seems to be terrorizing the whole successfully removed, the dancer suddenly 98, hung himself becattso he had put his finger
The soldier advanced and spoke out, unerring fire of the Kabyles on the impulse of good resolution or popular interest
CHOSEN FRIENDS.
W K Barry
.........
................
out of joint, and Hannibal and Mithridates
f tock Inspector : country at this time."
a reader sots out to wade through Carlyle or
finally.
He
was
a
barracks
gossip,
a
stops,
and
without
seeming
in
the
least
diz
heights The least slip, the first false
poisoned themselves to escape being taken
Th» circuit court fc>r the First JudiciaJ I
F idelity L odge N o . 1, of O regon .
The s] eaker was no other than our zied by this danco of twenty-five or thirty prisoners. When we search Scripture we swaggerer, and he spoke after his kind. step, would send one rolling into infinite Macaulay, but not the fire of Carlyle or the
<i»'.rict sets in Jackson county on firs.
rhetoric of Macaulay will carry him to the
Meets the first and third Tuesday even
Monday in April. September and Deaem- : friend, Iaarry White, now grown into a minutes, she advances to tho spectators with find that Saul, rather than fall into the hands “Well, this is about it, my captain; one space. Vaudras saw this conformation, end. Such reading never pays. Busy peo ings
of each month in I. O. O. F. hall.
h»r. In Klataath county on Second Mot ; tall yomg man, and revisiting, after a a firm step and presents them the eggs, that of the Philistines, commanded his armor bear is not made of wood, you see, and the and. understanding its horror, his face
pie should devote themselves to subjects and
Members in good standing respectfully
day in J um and first Monday in Novemlicr. live n ar.«' ub>K-nce beyond the Atlantic, are then broken in a dish to prove them real er to hold his sword that he might plunge upon desert is wide, and six months is a long
T. W. L ynch ,
blanched and he shut his eyes. The read topically, with the aid of the index invited.
In Lake county on tbe third Monday in
-Iudian Letter in St Louis Globe-Democrat It; Samson, for the sake of being revenged
Win. P attkrsom , Sec’y.
Councellor.
time. It is very hard—not to see a troopers paused in astonishment and th» This done, their reading will be fruitful of
M»J aad tbe second Monday in 0« lober his former haunts in southern Spain.
upon hie enemies, pulled down the bouse in woman for that long.” Then he went
He had certainly good cause to feel
{»Josephine county on first Mondar» in
smoking horses panted heavily and re marvelous results."
Teaetlan Dandlee.
which they were reveling, and “died with
March »nd August
Among scholars the librarian's observation
THK
i uncomfortable just then To lose one's
ceded. necks thrust over cruppers. Evi
One thing in particular about the modern them;” and Judas Iscariot, after selling the on to say that the Kabyle girls wer
For Jsekson county Ute County, Probate way in a gloomy forest among the Span-
wont to go to wash their bright colored dently the Kabyles had known of that is commonplace; it is given here for the bene
Venetian
dandies
perplexes
me.
Why,
in
the
Saviour
for
thirty
pieces
of
silver,
was
over
»nd Commissioners courts nfeet every
fit of those who do not "know how to read."
Month, commencing with the tirrt Monday; ; Ish mountains, with night nt hand and a name of proportion, do they wear such ab come by remorse “and went and hanged rags at a rill at no great distance from natural redoubt; the women and children —St Louis Republican.
the camp, and "The devil! one gets a were hidden liehind the rocks in the rear,
for Josephine county, the fir«t Monday In . st arm coming on. is not a pleasant expe- surdly large boots, and with toes ending in himself.”—Chicago Tribuna
Just PubliHlied.
January, April. July and September; for r ience in any case; but when to all this an upward curve like the prow of the gon
twist in both eyes when one sees their and the men were on their knees or on
A Cruel Froeecutiou.
Lake county, every alternate month, coiu- j ifi added a very strong probability of dolal Heaven knows their coats are ill
brown, round ankles, as they go down their breasts, sheltered from balls by
Cancer
Treated
by
Electricity.
The anti-Jew crusade at Berlin has passed
M»ncing the first Monday in January; for
The most intereating, intuneelv faaein-
fitting enough, but that is relatively a minor
Several cases of cancer bare been success to the gully
BHUthat is all! 'as to their great blocks of granite. They held th« its zenith and is slowly subsiding, quite tot*» iiting and [opular suborription book ever
Klamath county, tbe first Wedne»<lay in 1 ’.ailing in with a baud of robbers, whose defect. They eeom to borrow the prints of
usual
inode
of
demanding
ransom
for
a
fully treated by Dr. Parsons by passing a heads, they are so togged out that one mountain and could fire at their pleasure advantage of civilization and to the honor of ¡»ublisbed.
March, June. September and November.
I their fashion books from two or three con
captive ia to mail his ears or nose to his tinente. For, while their collars are high powerfully interrupted voltaic current sees only their eyes. But such eyes! upon the soldiers in the open. Moreover, the young emperor. The court preacher,
B y J W BUEL,
anxious friends as a hint that "speedy and obnoxious, and their boots suggest re of through tbe tumors. The growth as a whole That scamp Hanrion liked to go to watch there was the ravine, the threatening falL Stocker, who has been tbe soul and life of the
The
most
famou - and succe»»fu! Amrri-
does
not
entirely
disappear,
but
remains
as
an
payment is requested," he must indeed China or Japan, they cut their hair as close
A Vahmtoe TtaeepteoB
them wash—a fancy like any other. He
The French soldiers thrust their headt movement, is an arrant agitator, who has i can W’nlcr, and author of "The Beautiful
ef Pblioe Packard, of Hartfortf. ‘ be h brave man who can face the situa as the French or a Net~ Yorker. It is in inert mass, probably composed of fibrous declared that the tallest and the shortest forward to gaze at the abyss, saying by been rebuffed none too soon. No meaner, less Story." ‘Fea and 1-and," “The World's
tissue. This, the doctor think», could not be
excusable persecution disgraces the Dark Wonders.” Etc.
NRYlw a watoh that la indeed * ( tion u ithout flinching.
deed a fearfully comic sight to see a young
absorbed, but the remains of the growth of them winked at him Hidewise as they their grimaces: "If we were birds.now!”— Ages than tbe persecution of the Semitic I It i.» a inatchle»» woke of art . Over 1,-
Venetian
nobleman
on
parade,
leading
a
, M w»H as a valuable timepiece,
Wiiat Harry
area came only toe
could always bo removed subsequently by passed by him; and that always pleases
Suddenly, the bugler, a little scamp of t.tock in this close of the century of books, 2no magnificent spirited engravings, de»ign-
ring the watch, the time of icon.
A hoar-e shout was ■udd nb bulldog or a shorn poodle by a string, emok the knife if desired.—New York Telegram.
a man, wherever he may be, my cap 20 years old at the utmost, spurred his commerce and culture. Of course, some hot i ed and executed by the lie-t artist» and en-
i«ig
a
long
cigar
called
a
Virginia,
and
twirl
to the minute can be ascer- heard among the bushes, and before he
tain"—
horse forward in bravado and sounded headed exdtemeut is to be always looked tor I graver» on two Conlinents, emlielli«h its
a cane with the primrose kid corer <1
, page» and add excitement to wonder, in
'■■triiig down a spring on could draw his revolver he was sur ing
"That
is
enough!"
said
Cabarousse,
the charge. The signal was given, the in the centers of agitation, but to murder ' addition to thi» im-omparablc feature 1» sup
fingers of his left band.
Exact.
• of the cwt, the honr te rounded by a gang of fierce looking men,
Jew« is a sport or passion we may hope will plemented many grand and beautiful full -
This, however, must be said in praise of
horses
started
of
their
own
accord,
and
nnd
he
gave
tho
order
to
saddle
the
A certain New York hack driver is one of
striking of a miotature whose jxrlm. ruffianly faces and scowl him, that, thus weighted with personal cares,
horses.
along the whole extent of the menacing i not be indulged again ao long as the world i ' ai . e colored ELEoGRAPH PLATES. The nine
the precisians. Ho would never say “the two
also the quarter hours and ing eyes Ixxied him no good
he yet contrives to acknowledge a hundred
Thirty
men
were
left
in
charge
of
the
pass, heads flush with tails before them, stands. To crucify tbe spirit of Jeeus is worse brilliant color» used in the picture» produce
last” or “tbe second bell,” but “tho last two”
almost dazzling e.'lect, making them ,«er
K, in the night, tiro owner
tents. The others were galloping in the the first squad dashed splendidly, under than to crucify his body.—St Louis Globe- an
A srmtrt stroke from the butt of Harry salutations in an hour with due elaborate and "the second ringing of the bolL”
ect gents of art, ana executed at a cost of
Democrat
mew the time, ft is learned in White's heavy whip fe!l<-d the foremost news and dexterity Nor Is the Venetian lady
Gen. Sherman came out of the Fifth Ave bright moonlight, and by the clear rays a furious fusillade. Only one man, re
♦5000.
lew eeeouda, and te frmnd out in man. but the rest at once dragged him of our day more contenting than the man nue hotel at a late hour in the evening. A horses and riders projected gigantic straining his horse with both hands—
How to Make Chocolate.
AGENTS WANTED.
Not
one
feminine
face
in
fifty
delays
a
pass
: If it b eix mtauter to • o'clock. from his horse, am! in spite of his furi
carriage stood at the curb waiting for him. shadows, scattered by the haste oi only one man rigid as if petrified in his
The secret in making chocolate, says a
Everywhere to »ell this most remarkable
ing stranger Their gait, too, is mincing and
MMe guuge will strike two; ous struggles, l-oun.i ..:ru hand and foot. self conscious, as if they still had a touch of The driver was one of Martin Ross' men march, but equal in their dimensions, saddle, remained behind it as rear guard leading confectioner of New York city, is in book. Old experienced agent» graep it at
mixing the powder with enough boiling wa sight, for they realize there is big immev in
a rtrlke alternately three
the lines being maintained strictly The
"Let u»e kill tho <!og!” roared the in the discomfort their grandarus must have named Madden, a quick witted Irishman.
It was Vaudras.
“Where is Gen. Sherman’s carriage V asked
ter to make a thin paste, and then pouring it. In reality it i« a marvel of Ixxikmaking
giving the three quarter jured ro’cbier. whose head was bleeding felt when they wore heels twelve inches high
thirst
for4>attle
and
the
joy
of
vengeance
five,
twenty;
the
One,
two,
four,
on boiling milk, and last a little more boil art. if you want to make some money,
go*g strikes nine— freely ‘ He shell never strike a Spaniard to their boots, and could not more without a the general brusquely.
“I don’t know," said Madden; “but here is impelled the squadron: besides, any ex troopers thundered past him, shaking ing water and scalding one minute. It can here is a golden opportunity for you. An
braco of crutches. One looks to find in them
Mt and nine ruin- again!”
citement
is
welcome
which
comee
to
their heads under that hurricane oí be mode with all milk and no water if de agency for this wore is worth
Martin Ross’ carriage for Gen. Sherman."
a common nnd bewitching characteristic,
I time six minutes
“Not sa fr.st. Brother Juan.” said an as
The general laughed over the reply all tbe break the monotony of long days of idle balls, but laughing and encouraging one sired, but it is too rich for mist people with
From $.’» u> 9i25 Per Day.
that eleven years other. ‘'He looks like an Englishman, that light red golden hair which is currently way homo.—Troy Times.
ness. Then forward! Uprose and fled another with shouts. The sub-lieutenant out tbe addition of some water. Chocolate,
It is acknowledged by all publishers and
called Venetian, and which Titian gives his
cost 11,900, but at and the English are all rich,
from the rood the marauding jackals, remained immovable, with his eyes fixed cocoa, nor any such mixture should ever be agents to lie the hand- me»l, fastest selling
We’D "Bella” in the Pitti Gallery It is, in fact,
Oldcrts to Muzzles.
watohee are sold for make h.m pay a fat ransom."
whose shrill squeals insult from afar their on the summit, a cold sweat running ofl stirred with anything but a silver or a woxi and cheai«est book ever publi»hed. Send
rarer in Venice than in London, and much
Charles A. Case, of this city, has two fox natural enemy, man, once he is safely his temples.
en spoon. A teaspoonful of chocolate to a immediately for illustrated circular» anil
“And if he don't pay it quickly.” put rarer than in the United States Indeed, as
terrier dogs, and one of them not only ob
cup is the rule, and if the liquids are poured terms free, or the • pportunity will he lost.
in a tldnl. with a significant whisk of the earlier Venetians gained the fame of it jects to wearing a muzzle himself, but dis past them. Now and then a salier
Vaudras was smitten with vertigo.
on while they are boiling and the whole To -ave lime and,to secure it instantly,
his knif»» close to the prisoner's ear. “his by artificial means, it is but natural that, likes to see oue worn by his companion. Mr sounded against a stirrup, or a horse
To be attacked by vertigo is almost aa scalded in porcelain—never tin—there will .»end $L00 for a compleie canvassing outfit
Afrasot of much that ha» appeared friends won’t find him quite so hand unless they continued to practice these means,
and name choice of territory. Extra I.ili.
which left his place was by force of hand bad as to go mad outright. The horror
ttaM *e Daff family, a book wUch re- some the next time they see him.”
they should fail to confii-m their ancient Caso had leather muzzles made for the dogs, returned thither; but always the troop of it suffocates and paralyzes; and the be no doubt but that it will be a success. - oral terms and exclusive territ<-ry
and fastened them on securely As soon as
Exchange.
guaranteed. W- rking agents are coining
reputation.—Comhill Magazine.
WBto» to be writton it a genuine and
Harry's blood ran cold at the horrible
their master was out of sight the brighter of continued advancing with spectral as man predisposed by temperament tc
Sweet Girl fin a rowboat)—What is this money and you can do the same.
fcitoery of the peerage of the United threat and the roar of brutal laughter
pect, forming an ever retreating picture. that mysterious potency of empty space place in the bock of the boat for!
Neither experience nor capital 1» required
He is a groat simpleton who imagines that the two found a projecting nail, and by its
Mtatgd»m
The large volumee of ro- that followed it He was n<»w couipleii-l i
The soldiers were content with the ex to that magnetic attraction from abysses,
Nice Young Man—That is to put an oar in to engage tn thi» enterprise, as the liook
the chief power of wealth is to supply wants. use twisted the muzzle ofT bis nose, and then
will »ell itself if properly presented, and
■■Meaod fiction styled “Peerages,” at disenchanted, for tlie brilliant and ciiiv
In ninety-nine cases out of a hundred it cre proceeded to relieve Ms less gifted brother pedition, perceiving that the death of loses all consciousness of himself and ali when you want to scud tbe boat. Rowing we give our Agents 3D day's time in which
He did this by tearing the leather straps in one among them waa not to be pusse-1 will power; he pales, he trembles, he re requires both oars, one on each side, but in
pMtont circulating in the kingdom, are alrous bandits of his txiyish dreams wen ates more want» »han it supplies.—Colton.
to deliver aiid coiieci l«ef<«re paying us.
pieces with his teeth Ro then drrg a hole In over indifferently, and that all bloody
Mtnphitely ridicaloua and thoroughly utterly different from those ragged, har.g
Address
cedes, and flies from the mute summon? sculling oue oar only is used. That is placed
Queen Victoria is the richest woman In the ground and was aiiout to bury the rem memories would find prompt vengeance.
■Mending With regard to modern ere dog ruffians, who almost choked him
at
tbe
back
and
worked
with
one
hand.
of the invisible death awaiting him ir
nauts
of
both
muzzles
when
somebody
dis
the
British
ki'.gdom.
She
has
accumulated
Hweet Girl (after meditation)—1 wish you
■Mona. their audacious annihilation of with the stifling odor of garlic and bad
covered what he was doing and put a stop to Little by little, a sparse vegetation spread the air.
a fortune of iht'.OOO.iXX).
would try sculling for a while.—New York i
laato te sublime.—London Truth.
beneath
the
feet
of
the
borgw;
then-th«
tobacco.
tt>— New Bedferd Btaaterd.
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