T H E LOVELY CZARINA.
Sx
1
K h c I * t h e X lo a t t h a r m i n g ► o v e r e l g n
l.t u ly in A l l V h r ia t e i.d o n i.
any of the Ave g reat lakes of the pres­
ent tim e. Lake A gassiz was formt-d in
this w ay: . i iu* groat Ice sheet which
cam«* «low n from the m irth was a se-
t o-s ot great glaciers. For these there
w ere th ree principal are as of d istrib u ­
tion. I lie first was In L abrador, the
s«-eund in tin- highlands w«*st of tin- St.
Ixiw renee riv er am i south of H udson's
bay, tin- th ird tin- m ountain ran g es of
B ritish t oiiim hia. I ln-se th ree groat
■ floes of Ice ron<-h«-«l th eir m axim um ex ­
ten t at different tim es. T he K lw atti
glacier sw ept dow n over M anitoba into
i the u p p er M ississippi valley into M in­
nesota, ami probably dow n as fa r as
Iow a; then It com m enced to re tre a t;
am i while it was retrea tin g , th e g reat
1-auretitiau glacier from Ij&brudor was
coming in from the east. T h ere cam e
i a tim e w lu*n tin- K lw atti glacier form-
i e«l a n o rthern dam am i tin- L aurctitiuu
. glacit-r an eastern dam , tin- tw o stand-
• lug in-.trly at right an g les; and in this
g rea t d.iuitius] tip space was form ed
; Lake Agassiz. It rose un til it c o ll ld
j overflow tin- h a rrie r to the south, and
! th u s d ischarge into th e M ississippi
! riv er by m eans of a riv er which has
I now entirely disap p eared , am i was
known as tin- R iver W arren. a fte r the
Lit«- G eneral G eorge K. W arren, who
i first <i!s«*i»vere«l It. T his lake continued
I until tiie glaciers up there, retreatin g ,
! one to the n o rth w ard am i »he other
I to the eastw a rd , se p arate d am i left a
I space betw een them. Then the d ra in ­
age way to H udson's bay was ojiened
again, and the lakd w as very rapidly
d raw n in that direction. We can And
|x*rf«x*tly well tin* «»Id beach line and
tin* old d rain a g e o u tlets by which this
,
i
d rain a g e o f I. dike Aga» >slz was complet-
«•■1. T h e ••¡■I terraces au«l tx-ach«*w are
th e re to d a y . an«l tbe level bottom of
tbe lake la cl early ««be >wti. The whole
biatory of tb« * lake ba
has b«-en m ade out
p erfect clearn ess and definite-
ttcss.
i
"T hey are g.Mxl, honest people,” w as
■J
th e com m ent recently m ade by a d is­
r i
^ *
tin g u ish ed m em ber of the Society of
St. P etersb u rg , coucerulng his young
E m peror am i E m press, it Is a stran g e
I]
com plim ent to l»e ad d ressed to people
9 ou
umps
of th e ir rank. \ et it serves to portray
them as they are aud to convey the
Im pression w hich N icholas am i hU
lovely w ife produce u|x»u all those w ith
whom they are brought into co ntact.
S incerity and absence of affectation are
Z ip
.
I
even still more rare nt th e co u rts of
“C arson.” I said, Involuntarily, stoop­
"H o u r a f te r hour m ust have gone by. the oh, world th a n they a re in m odern
ÁYegctablc Preparation for A s­
ing to knock the ash from my cigar, and still old Jlu i sat. w ith rigid face society. Indeed. court life Is m ade up
“p erh ap s I ought not to ask. although an d sta rin g eyes, clasping his burden. to a g reat degree of sham s and artifi­
sim ilating ll»c Food a id U l u l a ­
ting die btomaths aixl bowels of
I have know n you for nearly th ree In all probability It w as m orning altovc
OF
ciality. \\ lien, th erefo re, one Amis
A F w e 'u l A llo y .
years, but la it usual for a wife to w ear ground before at last he spoke.
L
o
re
’»
1
r
ib
a
te
.
people then* who are entlroly n atu ra l
Ex|»«rim«-nts iu th e Sibley lalxira
tw o w edding rings?”
I m a m s - ( h il d k k n
** ‘How long can w e hold out. Mr. C ar­ ami thoroughly sincere, it is like a sort
’Tis but a feeble straiu I sing to thee;
tory at Cornell I u iv ersity h a r e show n
Dead slleuce. He had Just low ered son? I'm feared to go. I'v e been a
J bough when I sing to others, burning
of b rig h t and eh«<ering su n sh in e pierc­ th a t an alloy of tw o -th ird s alum itititn
his violin, a fte r a very soft solo— for it godless tnau all my tim e.’
bought
Promotes D igcslion,C heerful-
ing through tin* liaze an«, fog.
aud one-third zinc possesses some re
. y t/.
w as considerable past m idnight when
I r<>m brightest fancies of the brain is
"T h at aro u sed me. I exam ined our
T
his
sin
cerity
on
the
p
art
of
«lie
ncssaiidResl.Contains
neither
m
ark
ab
le
am
i
v
aluable
qualiti«*«.
It
is
wrought.
1 ventured th a t curious question.
position carefully. T he passage w as young couple Is in a g rea t m easure due
Opium.Morphine nor Minera l.
whit«*, and tak«*s a line finish, and Is
W here is my manhood, love, that I should
T here had been an evening p arty , about eight y ard s wide at tills point,
IS O N T H E
be
N o t N a r c o t i c .
and, as I w as to sta y at the house till and m easured about tw enty paces from to tiie InfliH-uce of th e C zarina. w ho equal in stre n g th to good cast iron, but
may
be
said
to
have
Inherited
all
the
sufierior to it in elasticity . <»n tin- o th ­
m orning. C arsou’s w ife had said “Good th e end to w here th at solid wall of coal
So weak, my own. where I would win thy
night," and left us to finish our in ev ita­ > blocked our p ath to th e o u ter world. m ain «piaUtlce» not only of her lani«*nt- er baud it m elts at nmi «»r you degrees
praise?
Ak<v*
lV-ffZZ/ï7CfiSW
ble sm oke and talk. Ills m outh tw itc h ­ As the bore ran level w ith the foot of cd m other, the late G rand D uchem I ah ro n h elt, am i «-an lx- li<|U«*fi<-<l in a
My
fairest
laurels to adorn thy brow
Alice
of
H
esse,
b
u
t
likew
ise
of
her
ladle over an tqx-n lire. In th e liquid
ed a little, but it w as some tim e before th e north sh a ft, we were about forty
I fain would offer thee in rapture now;
ALx Jmna •
venerable g ran d m o th er. Queen YIeto form It Alls a mold running into all tin-
he retorted in a low tone:
A-Ai/Z, Un -
feet below th e clear surface. We had
I »-t. if rejected, »«-orueij! through passing
rla.
T
he
C
zarina
lost
her
m
o
th
er—th
e
OF EVEEY
sm all p arts, m uch Iw tter th au brass,
Jlw« JwJ •
"Is Is usual for a man well u n d er 40 no food, and o u r lam ps would burn,
da vs
JlaaSTNas/ .
most brilliant, a ttra c tiv e autl popular b ut Is more b ritlle th a u ,trass. Will» it
to have hair as w hite as m ine?”
say, an o th er live or six hours; while
ftirnt St t J ■
"W ell, p erhaps not—but 1 tho u g h t th e b reath in g air. hot and gaseous a l­ of all B ritish i>nii.■«-.«*■..-* at a very sm all castin g s can lie m ade w ith o u t tin*
My heart shall see a vision ever fair.
B O T T L E O F
you a ttrib u te d th a t to som e shock or ready, would probably become unen­ early age. and from th at tim e fo rth her use of a foundry furnace.
Immortal, through my love, whose t< »uch
divine
other. W hat has th at to do w ith —w ith d u rab le before th e eveulng came. T h at E nglish relatives took ch arg e of her;
T h e F i r s t A m e r ic a n s .
H ath power thus to claim thee ever
th e tw o rings?"
A perfect Remedy fo r Constipa­
w as our situation, an d let any m an con­ her au n ts. P rincess B eatrice and the
T h at aceuiiut «if tin- origin of th
mine,
tio n . Sour Stom ach,D iarrhoea.
"E v e ry th in g .” H e listened ? t the ceive a worse. If he can. One slender E m p ress I r«*«l<*rick. and h er cousins.
I rom cherished hopes to lift the veil «le­
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
door for a m om ent, tu rn ed dow n the ch an ce of escape a t the best left: per­ Priu<-«*-«»,>* Maud an«, V ictoria «»f nam e A m erica w hich says th a t It w as
aps ir.
lights, and then cam e an d sa t down, h aps the en tire p assage w as not block­ W ales, lieing especially devoted to her. derived from Amerigo Vespucci. a I- l«»r
n e ss and L o s s o r S leep .
— Boston Transcript.
entitle m erchant, w in» visited the n«-w ly
sp read in g his hands over the Are.
ed. an d we m ight force o u r way to the But the one who moat fully assum ed
Tac Sitíale Signature cf
"T w o rings? E xactly, one Is the ring m ain gallery. I w as not a fra id of th e place of h er m other w as good «»1«, disc«>vered eontltx-ut several y ears a f ­
P p ri ng.
I put on her Anger when 1 m arried her; d eath in the way th a t it conies to most Q ueen V ictoria herself, and it w as to te r Colum bus' Atst voyage has been
“ W inter, uni
e thy sha* kl«
•ries the
th e second was put there by an o th er people, but I was a fra id to meet and her tliat S unny' (the pet nam e by «1 spute«l ou the grouud th a t, ou his
spring.
NEW YORK.
Castcr.s la pet cp la
bz.'Jaa oaly. Il
fo
u
rth
voyage,
C
olum
bus
found
a
C
en­
m a n —and will stay there as long as the stru g g le w ith It there. We sprang to w hich the C zarina used to lx- know n
” An«J bare the breasts of fountains to
Ils set scld la bdk. D«a*t aJev aryens ta «ail
tr a l A m erican trib e of n ativ es Is-ariug
A
t
ó
(
i
iu
iillis
o
ld
first.”
am
ong
her
relatives»
turu«xl
fo
r
counsel
th
aun!”
the task, wild a t the thought th a t those
yce aayûuzg «! m ca th« pie* or pressas
tt
The m a r n ia te g iv e n , s t r a .g h t w a y it
"N ever mind now.” I said. H is voice few hours of stu p o r m ight have m ade w hen h esitatin g betw een her love for the nam e of “ A uieriques." aud th at I l l s
J jD ü S I S -J jC iM S
is “ j-«t u goed'' azd * > i! serrer every yai-
asso
ciates
d
esig
n
ated
tin*
cou
n
try
by
done.
had trailed off huskily. "I had no idea all th e difference.
N icholas on th e one hand and her re­
| pose ’’ «TBe« th*t yen £et C-A-B-T-0 k-I-A.
th e nam e of th ese Indians, o n tin*
Again the earth grows gr«-en, the sweet
th e re w as any tragic elem ent behind
"You can guess w hat happened, «nd luctance to ak-itnlotr th e faith In which
Th» îss-
_
STAR RO UTES.
birds sing
tb ? fact.”
tX A C T C O PY OF W R A P P E R .
why. a f te r a long spell of Aghtlng to sh e had lxx*n roared on the o th er T he o th e r b au d the ex isten ce of tin* Atner-
~
ü •
An«i
build
their
iques
has
lx*eu
doubt
«
*
«
1
.
Recently,
nests
where
buds
are
ggutsrsf
H o w t h e T e r u , W a s A p p lie d to M a il
"T rag ic? H eavens! It was more break through th a t horrible wall, old advice w hich Queen V ictoria gave her
opening.
af
th an th a t, A rth u r,” he w hispered, tu rn ­ Jim th ro » him self dow n w ith a groan is l>est show n by the fact th a t the m a r­ how ever. the des«*en<lants of tin* au-
C o n tra c t*.
And ail the stream s in tuneful.giadnoa
rie n t A uieriques have bt*en found
ing up a draw n face.
It
riage took |»la<«-
not often th at an ofllclal report
au d refused to go on.
ru n ;
d
w
ellin
g
iu
H
onduras,
am
,
M.
A
I’in
“ I never m eant to touch upon It. but
proves
lut
"
hat
Is
so
w
inning
about
the
C
zar­
r« »ting reading to any bui
"A s fast as we loosened one mass,
And m , ail loving hearts should, one by
when yoo spoke It cam e back w ith a a n o th e r crashed dow n in its place; at ina is her eagerness to please, th e m an ­ art. a F ren ch explorer, has studied those « lu -e busim -rs r«-«juin s them
one.
rush as vivid as if 1 bad been stan d in g th e end of o u r desp erate attem p t we ifest delicacy of her sen tim en ts, th e th e ir language am i investigated th eir to keep inform
e ou the »ul»je« ta tr ta t- Burst fr* ni their bonds and have aw ak­
mue«]
a t the m outh of the old north sh a ft w ere h alf choked aud blinded w ith lun«**-v*n«*e of a m ind th a t is fa r a is n e relatio n s to o th e r n ativ e tribes. But. of «d. But the ■ Se«
ening;
S«-« • nd As*.sta u t Ihistm as-
•O VCARS«
again. And th at w as six y ears ago.
Awakening from sloth and blissful ease.
a X R K B IC W O
dust, our b ands w ere raw and we had th e av erag e in the q u ality of Its Intel­ course, the discovery of the existence te r (.« neral iu bis last report Las m an
I rum sadness, giooni. and cares that
"Y ou’ve heard me speak, a t least, of j m ade scarce any headw ay.
lect. an«i last, b a t not least, th e lovely «•f tin* A tnerlques does not prove th a t sg« d to inject a very in terestin g ac
«•hafe and fret.
th e m ine itself—the Langley mine. In
WIRE ROPE SELV a GE.
"B arely, too. had we given up the face, ex q u isite figure am i |*»*rfect c a r­ the nam e of A m erica w as derived froui
Ut of the o r,glu of th e I -rm
a
r
I rom s< ts and thoughts that rob the soul
D erbyshire. 1 had only beeu a s sista n t work as hopeless when my lam p flick­ riage. all of w hlch co n trib u te to m ake them .
»11T t
of
peS«-e.
su rv ey o r a t the pits th ere for about ered o u t: h alf an hour la te r old Jim 's her th e most «-banning sovereign lady
IMS,” he savs. "it w as the
An«i , an— the heart its Maker to forget!
Q u e e r T h in n A b o u t F ie h c a .
nine m onths w hen it happened.
follow ed suit.
iu Christ<*adotn.
the d e p a rtm en t in ac ce p t- Awake to life and bloom, like to the year.
Mr.
A,
E.
\
err.il
d
escrib
es
the
w
ays
"A t 9 o'clock th a t morning. A rthur,
’T o ta l oblivion! As I sat an d con­
r th e tran s|H statio n of the Blushing with flowers as th
jQthi ap-
iu w hich fishes sleep. T hey a re very
TBAOE SI ASKS,
th ree of us stepped into the cnge—old tem p lated o u r fate, a fain tn ess of min
M h en G r a a t V isited J a p a n .
pear!
» on o th e r th an railroad and
ocaicN a,
light
sleeitera.
and
fro
q
eu
n
tly
assum
e
Jim H alliday, th e forem an, his son glctl h unger au d d esp air crept o ver me.
"T here w as no pageant In Gt-m ral
it routes, to have r«-gard. In —Boston Transcript.
C O P Y B IC H T S A.O.
sin
g
u
lar
positions:
but
the
m««st
re­
Anvnoe seTHftQ« a sfcet«-h and d s am co oa a.»s
Jim , and m yself; the men had gone \o u n g Jim . q u ite still, w as propped up j G ra n t's jo urney round the world m ore
som e ca**es. to the mode of traus|s>rta-
SaicSi» ascertsia. free, e b e tb e r ar.
dow n an hour before.
protM U r pat* ..atxa < « a a u R s ! . o « stn t i e
: in c is in g th.in the reception given by m ark ab le th in g Is th»* chaug«- of «-«»lor tiou profcr«-n« e la-ing given to bidd« rs
F a r o r lte P oem .
ag ain st th e wall close by.
P o u ltry , F arm , G arden, C em etery,
c-x¡9«iet.tLsL Oldest w et.* » f«jrseev.n< patenta
m any of them undergo w hile asleep,
“ 1 shall never forget th a t young
L aw n, R a ilro a d au d R a b b it
Am enea
W e hav e a W ash n<t«.= o ffe a .
"W ith in a few feet of me sat his the M ikado at J a p a n 's cap ital,” w rites
w in» pro|tosed stag e or coach service.” I wandered 1* onely as a cloud
P a i n ** taSet» iLr>«ucb M acia A Co rex^ecaa
IT»at floats on high o'er rales and h i*
J im 's sw eeth eart had w alked over to fa th e r; a t tim es he would sta rt up and John R ussell Young in the M dit-s' i -ually th e ir spots an«, stri|»es t*ecome
Fencing.
apot-sJ
bocce ia th «
w
Congress
in
1845.
how
ever,
a
»«dish
-d
T b o o s a n -t» o f W ile s la n»e. C a t a ! n r a e F r e e
the pit with him, as she oecasionallv shriek out iu nam eless te rro r—a t others Home Jo u rn al. "T he V uited S tate s <iark«-r aud m ore d istin ct w hen they this preference, aud provided th at in When all at once 1 saw a crowd,
» r o ig b t P a id . P ric e s L o w .
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
A host of golden daffodils.
did.
he would catch up bis pick and hack I steam er Richm ond,' K-aring G eneral fall asleep. O-cwslocially th e ¡»atteru fu tu re lettin g s for su« h routes th ere
heatrTtfsI1» itlusvratwL Isrrest «-.n-elstisa a t
• 0 ve'enti Sc J--urna; •*—à ».te ■w*SA -O ) a »«or;
“T hey were to be m arried in a week a t th e w alls w ith the fury of a m aniac. j G ran t aud h.% party, steam ed into Yo- of th e ir coloration is entlroly changed. should ,»e no o th er reference to ibe Bes ie the lake. i*-nea:h the trees
mootha epenaea
1 lettering and dancing in the breeze.
Tit UcUULLEI WAVES WIRE FEICE CO.
and i i x a a
o r tw o, and sh e—and she had on her And worse w as to come.
. koham a. the h arb o r of Tokyo, escorted The o rd in ary porgy, fo r instance, pre­ mode of trans]»ortatlou th an th a t uec- 3
«■ P atzsts sea t fres. p«ss
A*14reaa
IH, I K . I t s as» tJo Ofcaass S t . CHICAGO. I L L
sen
ts
In
the
d
ay
tim
e
i»eautiful
Irides­
finger the ring he had bought in D erby
MUNN
A
C
O
.,
"I th in k I m ust have fainted. I do by th e 'Ashu«‘,ot‘ and a Ja|»anese inau-
eaaary to provid« for the due “celerity, Continuous as the stars that shin«
3 b 1 lA r « a » * a > . S e w X » r b .
th e day before—Just for sa fe ty 's sake, not seem to recollect any m ore until the of w ar. on Ju ly 3. 1ST9. T here was as- cent hues playing o ver Its silvery aides, ce rtain ty an d >«•<nrity ” of the tra n sp o r­
And twinkle on the m:!ky way,
but
a
t
night,
on
falling
asleep.
It
tak
es
o r perh ap s out of wom anly pride.
m om ent w hen I becam e conscious of j senil»l«-d a fleet of w ar ships of other
1
:iey
»tret*
hed
ia
never-ending
Lna
tation. Bi«is f«»r tills service w ere th e re ­
"I recollect th a t Just as the chain my m ate's hard b reath in g over me. and powers. At noon th e A«lmiral s »«arge. on a dull bronze tin t, aud six couspb-u a fte r classifle«! as "celerity, ce rtain ty
Ah»ng the margin of a hay.
clanked and the w inter sunshine was of th e fact th a t his hand w as feeling— flying G eneral G ra n t's flag as ex-Pros- ous black bands mak«* th e ir ap js-an iu -c and se cu rity ” bi,is. an ,, to avoid ccn- : r»n thousand »aw I at a giani'e.
Tossing their beads .n sprightly dan*»
disap p earin g overhead, he shouted out or. so It seem ed—for my th ro at. 1 blent, aud conveying the G eneral and «»n its Sides. If It Is suddenly aw aken-
w riting out thene words
a th ird G ood-by. to her—little d ream ­ dashed aw ay, p an tin g under the shock I bis wife. P rince D ati. M inister Bing- «d by the tu rn in g up of the gas in th e
>f
the
contrae!
division
dc
T i i e wave« b«*».d<* them danced, but they
ing th a t It w as to be good-by. L ittle ! of th is new horror.
i ham and M iuister Yoshitla. slowly aq u ariu m It Im m ediately resum es the
...4.VD...
,*«-ui « ju th e route rogisters
Ontd:*i the sparkling waves in giee;
enough old H alliday and I thought th a t ! “ •Jim.’ I gasped, ’for h eaven's sake, I poshed for the sho.e. and ou the in stan t silvery color th a t It show s by daylight.
ars.
and
they
be«-aute
kn<
A
]»»et
c
aid
not
but
be
gay
d a y s would elapse before we em erged keep sane! If we re to go. let us die ■ every naval vessel m anned yard* and Mr. Verrill ascrities th«
m a n g e s to
• tj
In such a jocund company.
Into G od's sunlight again!
coloration.**
like menT
flrod the A m erican national salute. The th e principle of “protectI
I gazed and gazed, but Uttle thought
nt
cfli«-ial
use
of
th
is
term
ap-
“A new vein had been bored the y ear
“ No an sw er; I heard him craw ling «lay w as as b eau tifu l as «lays of which an d points out th a t th e ap p e aran c e of
W hat wealth that show to me L a 4
th e P o stm a ster G en eral's re
before, and then abandoned because It aw ay, an d th a t w as alL The dead J we d re a m — a blue. «loudl. xs sky. a black Imnds. am i the de ♦ l«»*nlng o f th«-
brought.
rt f« K*!«. where he sp eak s of them
ran iu the direction of the river. We silence was only broken by a faint soothing, lapping sea. T he sad d en s|s»t*. s«-rve to c«»n«'cal the fl«h from
as
»
tar
bids.’
as
they
a
re
term
ed
in
th re e had had Inatructiong to w iden It trick lin g sound. T rickling!
For often w hen on mj couch I He,
transform at:« n from th is sleepy, lazy, th eir enem ies when ly ¡ng am bi cel- ti.e ¡»a rla nee of the service.”
In vacant or in pensive tnood,
fo r a space of 300 y ard s—a piece of
“ Yes; I p ut my hand to th e level, and silent sum m er day. into th e tu rltalen ce g rass am i sea weeds.
The term s " s ta r bids" and “s ta r Th«*y flash nj*<»n that inward eye
w ork th a t had occupied us nearly a found h alf an Inch of w ate r—and h ot­ and d a n g e r of w ar; th e ro ar of eaun«>o.
rout«-* continued to !•«• a p art of th e
M hi<*h .» the l*»i»s of solitude.
m onth.
te r and m ore stifling grew th e atm os- th e m usic -ev e rj band playing an
BATTLE BETW EEN H O R SES.
slang o f th e service, but did not ag ain And then tnj heart with p easnre
"Old Jim picked and young J,m phere. P ray in g hard to myself.
Amerh-an a ir
: \
receive ofii< ial approval uutil 1*77. And daac«s with the daffud.is.
T he
w h a le d the coal aw ay to the nearest alized now th a t, sltould no help come.
K a t e r t . «n i ii
t a r n S o L v r l y T o «1 by
w hen the ap p ro p riatio n w as m ade by i —W ordsworth.
gallery, from w here it w as carried over I only a few hours could H .e b etw ix t us leg th e barge as it passed, the cheers
C n v a 'r , C a p ta in .
C ongress for “Inland trau»]»ortati«n by
rail« to the bottom of the m ain sh a ft. , and the end. And th en —old Jim m ight of the m u ltitu d e thronging the shore,
A cav alry o flk e r roLnt«-d the follow ­
N i< kt.
"W ell, by 4 o’clock th a t afternoon we go first, an d I should be left. Nay. I th e fa n ta stic day tire-w orks, th e ca n ­ in g story of a pitched b attle of horse-« s ta r am i steam b o at ro u tes.” T w o y ea rs The goidea rays are fleeting and night
la te r the ap p ro p riatio n w as for “s ta r
calcu lated roughly th a t we had reach ­ w as alread y p rac tica lly alone; th e fear non sm oke l-.inking into clouds, the Iu th e fa r IVest;
F O R ...
draw s on apace,
rout«*« a'o n e and direct, an d since
ed the lim it laid down.
th a t w as slxwly w hitening my hair and l>arge moving w ith slow , steady stroke,
“J u s t a t sundow n, an d while we w ere ,**3. ab o u t the tim e of th e celebrate«! D.ana «-aata her «iusky robe o'er beaveo'a
E V E R Y m e m b e r of
“ ’I think It’s a s near aa possible. tu rn ed old J im 's brain
l>eaut«*«*ua face.
all form ed a brillian t an d extt-aotd:nary at supper, a drove of wil«| h*»rs«-s. uutu- “sta r ro u te tria ls.” th e term has ht*«-u a
E arth 's d<*e[*ea: vales are sleeping, in mist
Mr. C arson.’ old H alliday said. ‘Jim ,
"H e suddenly sent up a peal of de­ s<-ene. As th e A dm iralty ste|»s were bering n«*arly 100. em erged saddenlv
E
\ E R Y fa m ily o a
lies jocund Day;
give an o th er count, we d o n 't w ant th e lirious lau g h ter. ’W ater! Who says approached there iu w aiting stood the from T h a tc h e r’s P ass and «leployed ou thoroughly r«*coguiz«-d one. T he exact
d*
h
n
iti'
ii
of
a
"
s
ta
r
route,"
according
Wrapped in s.umber so divine, as though
w a te r com ing in.’
E V E R Y fa rm in
w ater? \\ by. m ates, I’m sw im m ing In Imi«erial Prince«, th e M inisters and the lexel grouud of the valley.
she knelt to pray.
to tiie S«*con<I A ssistan t P o stm a ster
"Jlm w ent back. We eonld hear him It! H ere's a go!*
"T
hey
em
erged
from
the
¡»as*
In
sin
­
th e high off!« la is of tiie realm , in the
E \ E R Y villag e, in
"P rese n tly he began creeping round splendor of th e ir rank and statio n . As gle file, led by a spotted stallion, whose G eneral, "is a j* st route on w hich the The pearly gates are opening, the lustrous
singing out the paces in bia lig h t-h e art­
m ails an- «-arried uu «1« t a co m ract
find
me.
1
could
h
ear
him
coming,
E \ E R \ S ta te o r Y e iriio rjr.
ed fashion as he returned, his voice
stars burst through.
th e G eneral step|»«-«l on shore the Jap- I m ane reached alm o st to his knees, aud aw ar«’ «, to tin- low est bid«ler tem p ting
echoing through the long galleries. by his labored respiration, and sw ish ­ anese gttns thun«l«-red th e ir greeting, whose tail touched the grouud when he
While shaken from a cherub's hands fall
F
O
R
—
suftP-ient
g
u
ara
n
tee
s
for
faith
fu
l
per-
drops of crystal dew.
T w o-alxty-nine—pooh! yo u 're m iles off ing of th e «x>ze as he move«!.
th e han«ts played T h e S tar-S pangled wag a t rest.
formam-e,
w
ithout
o
th
er
reference
to
H
ark!
angels
bright
are
singing;
their
"R ound an d round the space we went
It. dad!* H e w as only a score of y ears
“O f the rem ain d er of the herd, about th e m«Mp- of tran sp o rta tio n th a n may
E D U C A T IO N ,
B anner,’ and Mr. Iw nkura. th e vener­
voices, clear and sweet.
off. though. T w o-slxry-nine—tw o-sev­ stealth ily , un til a t last he m ade a cu n ­ ab le P rim e M iuister. advanced, an«,, th irty w ere fine anim als. Throe or four
be nec«*fi«ary to provide fo r due ’celer­ Tell o'er and o’er the story of old, of
N O BLE MANHOOD.
enty-four. It'll allow a full tw enty yet. ning rush an d caught me by th e ankle. tak in g the G«-n«ral's hand, iu the nam e w ere recognized as cavalry horses
Christ the mercy seat.
ity. <x-rtalnty and se cu rity ’ th ereo f.”
’Got him.” He yelled it w ith a glee th at
1 reckon.’
j
w
hich
had
l*»-n
ak-ind«»ned
on
the
of the E m peror wel«*om«-d him to J a p ­
TR U E W OMANHOOD.
"H e had Just finished his «?ount when w as unm istakable.
T h e I to ja l W llll&m.
: The flowers, their heads uplifting, «end
an. R.-aching Tokyo a fte r an hour in m arch, an d tw ice th at uum lter had col­
"M
ere
w
ords
could
never
convey
the
—b u t there, no m an could properly de­
I T G IV E S a ll im p o r ta n t new s o f th e N a tio n .
in«-euse. pure and rare.
A tablet w as erected tw o or th ree
th e train , tiie city au th o ritie s met as la r m ark s to prove th a t they hail staru-
scribe It. It w as som ething one had to sensation o f th a t m om ent. H alf su f­ w ith an address, and the M ikado’s s ta te peded from som e Im m igrant train.
IT (¡IV E S a ll im p o rta n t new-* o f th e W o rld .
y ea rs ago in the g reat ball of th e P a r­ i To miugie with the c'uuds above, and shed
realize for him self before he could un­ focated. past all o rd in ary fear. I cl«we<]
»weet fragran«*e there;
"W hen c lea r of the pass, they form ed liam ent Buildings. O tta w a , com m em ­
I t G I \ E S th e m ost re lia b le m a rk e t re p o rts.
carriage,
through
a
continuous,
double
d ersta n d a bare half of the sudden w ith my poor old mare, and we went line of In fan try stan d in g a t ’p resen t.’ In line aud m arched npon us w ithin a o ratin g the fact th a t th e Royal VVIU- While gentle xep'iyra. singing through
I
I ( ¡ I V E S b r illia n t a n d in s tr u c tiv e e d ito ria ls.
every
leafy
tree.
te rro r th a t w hitened o u r lips and seem ­ stag g erin g to and fro across o u r prison, conveyed the Geiu-ral to the ln q terial q u a rte r of a mile. We had seventy five I ,am . built in P an ad a in 1*33 by Ja m es
I I G IV E S f a s c in a tin g c h o r t s to r ie s .
Cool
many
a
hot
and
fevered
brow
before
u ntil a t last I m anaged to throw him
ed to bring o a r h earts to a standstill.
h«»r*es at tiie la ria t pens, and fo r half j Goodie, w as the first veesel w hich
P alace of E n rio k w an .”
they turn to dee.
IT G IV E S a n u n e x c e lle d a g ric u ltu ra l d e p a r tm e n t.
’T h e r e was a rum bling In one of th e so th a t his head stru ck heavily ag ain st
an hour we had all we could do to pre- | crossed th e A tlan tic propelled entirely
th
e
wall.
11 G I \ ES sc ie n tific an d m e c h a n ic al in fo rm a tio n .
d ista n t galleries, and a sickening trem ­
. vent a s*ampede. E very an im al s«*em- , by stenm . In IMS a ship eall««d the So. thus wdh voi«?e as«'ending in praise to
C a d e P a id .
"A fte r th a t be lay q u ite stllL I be­
IT G IV E S illu /tr a te d faeh io n a rtic le s.
ble c f the ground underneath us; t h e n -
At the close uf th. t season In which «*«1 en rag ed at the sight of th e free 1 U uracos is sta te d to have m ade the
God above.
IT G IV E S h u m o ro u s illu s tr a tio n s .
then the most p aralyzing sound. I do lieved a t th e tim e th at I had killed him. Shuter, the Toole of fifty y«-ars ago, herd, aud th e ca p ta in ’s K entucky s ta l­
Who
clothes
the
lily
of
the
field,
who
voyage from H elvoetsluis, Iu H olland,
believe, th a t la to be beard In thia but we knew a fte rw a rd th a t It was first becam e so universally and d«-«erv- lion act«*«, as if posaesseil by a fi«*nd
1 T G I \ ES e n te r ta in m e n t to v o u n g a n d o ld
teaches truth aud love.
to S urinam and C uracoa. occupying
th a t blow which preserve«! his reason. e«lly celebrated, he was engagt*«! for a
world.
“ At last e.e d r o te the fro«- herd dow n * th irty -tw o d ay s ou th e voyage. In eiev- We welcome in the morning Aurora, clear
IT GIVES SATISFACTION e v e ry w h e re to ev ery bod v.
’T h e rest can be told in a few words. few n ig h ts in a principal city in the the valley, but o u r horses continue«!
aud bright.
How or why It happened is som e­
1 en of w hi« h she w as u uder steam . In
WEEKLY TRIBUNE One
thin g to be placed am ong th e host of A fter th a t I lay th ere like one in a north of England. It w as In the coach­ very rostb-ss all night. At «iawn the j th«* sam e y ea r th e Rising Sun. a ste a m ­ And Did Diana fond farewell—farewell to We furnish THE OBSERVER and N.
Ixauteous Night.
unsolved m ysteries; but th e re w as one dream , w hile th e p estilential a ir slow ly ing day«, and It happened th a t the wild horses again appeared a mile be­ er built Py I.««rd C ochrane, crossed the
Year.
Cash
In
A
dvance,
for
$ 1 .5 0 .
grinding, sp lin terin g roar, as though did Its work.
stage iu w hich he w ent down, and Ip low us. aud. on the in stan t, every a n i­ A tlantic. A y ea r la te r a vessel nam ed
T h e L o s t S h ip .
"Som
etim
es
I
fancied
I
could
feel
Add
rose
all
Orders
to
th e ea rth had split In tw o piecea.
which there w as only an old gentlem an mal in cam p stamped«-d. T hey broke the S av an n ah cro«-sed from the port of No tidings! though across the broad At­
"B efore we could s tir hand or foot to cool breezes blow ing down on me. aud and him self, w as st<»|q»ed by a single th ro u g h the free herd in a solid wedge. j th at nam e to Ixmdon; but ow*ing to the
lantic
D. C.
T hen the tw o h erd s turm xi. facing each
save ourselves, before we could even at o th ers heard som e one telling me to highw aym an.
We strain our eyes for that devot«*d
w.*< J th a t she carried f«»r fuel ru n n in g
w
ake
up,
for
th
e
w
histle
had
sounded
ta b - In th a t an explosion had occurred
<t earner;
T he old gentlem an pretende«! to be other, at a distau«*e of al»oat three- . short, she w as com|»e!l«>d to cover the
q u a rte rs of a tulle.
w hile we were gu ard in g ag a in st an at th e pits.
! g rea ter p art of th e d istan ce by th e aid No tidings! though a thousand hearts ar«
asleep, blit S h u ter resolved to be even
“ How long I lay so. I can only con
"T hen we w itnessed som ething w hich ; of her -ills . Tin* sue«.*essful lnaugura-
o th e r sort of danger, dow n thundered a
frantic
w ith him. A ccordingly, when the high­
To suc«.-or and redtn-m her!
m ass of coal, tons upon tons of It, th a t Jecture. I really knew nothing more w aym an p resented his pistol and cotn- only a cav alry m an will cr«-«lit. O ur t tion, how ever, of tra n sa tla n tic steam er
blocked up the only passage leading to until I w as roused by the sound of that mande«l S h u ter to «leliver his money i horses fell Into double line and dressed * is due to the G roat W estern steam er,
I methods o f azricu'.ture are not ap
We tell the rosary of the days with sor­
coal b a rrie r crash in g dow n before the
th e s h a f t
to the right as j»crfeetly ns if a tn sq ie r
in stantly or he was a dead m an, he re­
[ p lK ib .r to the w o r t o f th e A m e n
j built for tiie G n-at W estern S team ship
row.
had occupied each saddle, an«,, while
" It Just reached young Jim ; stan d in g picks and spades of a dozen rescuers. tu rn ed :
can farm e r o f to d a y . I f toj * i> h
j Com pany by J. K. Brunel. Tin- G roat
Marking
each
decade
with
a
mournful
. t o keep fu lly tnfu iiuaS of the best
we look«*d, the liiu-s suddenly moved
w here he did, be wa» «truck dow n— and the h u b bub from a dozen th ro ats
I>»Je»i *--T T of n m «wma«
I » a y » and means o f successful:*
o r is o n ;
*
W
c»teru
w
as
2
,2
feet
long.
35
feet
4
’Money!
with
an
Idiotic
sh
ru
g
and
[g r o w in « both ia rm and orchard
fo rw ard on a charge. W hen they sw ept
we beard bis screech stifled beneath as they broke Into o u r tomb.
To-day
d«-spondiug—hoping
that
to-mor­
crtip* by the aid of irrijrxtio n you
“Only Just tim e. Old J im ’s face was a co u ntenance Inexpressibly vacant. past us the alignm ent was absolutely inch iteani. ami registered i.34o tons.
the debris. F o r about Ave more sec.
m ust read a journal devoted to this
row
“Oh, lor. sir. they never tru st me w ith perfect, wit lithe «-aptalu's horse ou the H er engines w ere of -4-40 horse power.
p a rtic u la r subject. D o yo«» v> tsh to
onds the ea rth seem ed to be heaving only Just out of th e w ater, aud they
H er hull w ill blot the horizon.
profit by » h a t other» have learned
Tin*
G
reat
W
estern
s
ta
rte
d
from
Brls
any.
for
uncle
here
alw
ays
pays
for
— P *•*>>*» t a « he» **-hamw CraTzX
right, and leading by altout tw en ty
and th rea ten in g universal chaos; then said th a t no hum an beiug could have
at the expense o f an irrm ense out
tol
ou
S
unday,
th
e
8th
of
April,
1830,
me.
tu
rn
p
ik
es
and
all.
your
honor!”
I
la
y o f tim e and m onev ? 1 0 c a ru m
feet.
lived in th a t atm o sp h ere for an o th er
all becam e still as a tomb.
Iu many a gorg«*ous mansion's rich inte­
her
o
r
»1
a
yea
r
is
th
e
cost
ot
the
a •«« .atra rhare»
mill complete«, her voyage aerosf. the
1'pon which the highw aym an gave
<x»Iy m a « * iin e w h ich w ill g iv e you
rior
"T h e Hue of wild horses bent and
“ A tom b! We had our lam ps, old tw o hours. And young Jim ? —well,
the desired in fo rm a tio n . I t is hand
A tlantic in fourteen days, arriv in g at
. ; - 7 - — —m rnm iM m nttia ymm
W ealth sits alone with anguish there
Jim and I looked, and saw th a t we th ere w as Just enough life left In him him a few curse« for his stu p id ity , coin- w avered, but did not break until
.som e, practical and in s tru c tlv a
P»*—- b i l aa» .very lareator ahu«:d W X IT t ÍO B 0KX.
pllniented the old geutlem an w ith a stru ck . It w as like strik in g a drum* New York on the 23d o f April, the sam e
to mar it;
,T H E IRRIGATtOX AGE CHICAGO
w ere cut off from the rest of the world. to last th ree days.
M
.
B.
W IL L S O N A C O
- ►
sm art slap ou t'ue face to aw aken him, head w ith n sledge-ham m er. I believe day as the Sirius, w hich had sta rted Aud many a heart in feeling not inferior
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“ W hat happened next, I hardly
W A S H IN G T O N . O . C .
A
S
A
M
P
L
E
C
O
P
Y
four
«lays
l»efore
her.
Lies
breaking
iu
its
garret.
and roblw*d him of every shilling he th a t fully forty hors«-s went d«»wu un­
know ; I w as stupefied w ith the shock,
VTfVfVTTTw
“Till th e end of th a t th ird day, I
alck w ith a m ortal fe a r of death. He kept to my bed; and then they sen t to had In his pocket, while Shuter. who d er the shock, but all except four w*er©
Sobs for her splendid boy the wealthy
F r o g .E a tin g in F ra n c e .
did
not
Jose
a
single
farth
in
g
,
w
ith
speedily on their feet agaiu.
an d I stood sta rin g m utely a t each say th a t he w as going, but th a t he
mother?
Tin* F rench have never been frog-
"F rom this tim e oil It w as a melee,
other. T he one thing I recollect Is th a t wished to see me first. I reached the great satisfactio n and m errim ent p u r­
H er rank, her gold, can nothing now
e a te rs to the ex ten t th a t is com m only
sued
his
Journey,
laughing
heartily
at
the whole d rove circling round, and
his face w as g ray as m arble, and th a t house in tim e to catch his la st w his­
avail her;
siip|M»sed. W ith them the ta ste for this
Ills fellow traveler.
each horse biting au d kicking and d is­
in grief, the seamstress, as tba
a line of froth stood on his lips.
per.
r«-i»tlle Is ra th e r ep icureau th a n popu­ Equal other,
playing such ferocity as to astonish us.
“ You—you’ll tak e her, m ate! M arry
“H e was the first to come back to
D iffe re n t N am es fo r tia v e a .
lar. M yriads of frogs are. so to speak,
W«-« i»s for her honest sailor.
T he mob fought past us dow n the v al­
sense. He g av e one choking cry of her—no one else! O nly—only, you’ll let
They have curiously different nam es
w asted in tin* couutry because of w ant
ley
ami
back,
and
right
In
front
of
the
•Jim!* and staggered l»ack to th a t black my ring sta y there. P ro m is e -m e — for w aves a»>out the const of G roat
of
zeal
iu
catch
in
g
them
.
In
some
of
Across the land the thin wires talking
cam]» the clim ax cam e.
pile. T he l»oy’s hand wag sticking out th."t.”
B ritain. T he P eterh ead folk call the
the most “froggy” p a rts of F ran ce at
dumbly,
•
“T
h
e
b
attle
had
been
raging
h
alf
an
from the bottom of It. clutching con­
“ W hat could I do but prom ise? I large b reakers th a t fail w ith a crash
• The CHICAGO RECORD Is s model
night tin* croaking of tin* reptiles over-
Bear anxious questions from the hill
hour
when
the
s]»otted
stallion
h«»bl»|e,|
vulsively a t nothing. 1 sa t dow n and had no thought then of m arrying his on the tM*a« h by the grim nam e of ”N’or-
aud prairie.
l»owers every o th er sound; Put the c re a ­
out
of
it
on
th
ree
legs
am]
bl«*e<ling
newspaper in every sense of the word.”—
w atched. In a sort of d reary fascin a­ sw ee th e art— but it was his dying wish, raw a (N orw ay) ca rp en ter.” On the low
tu re s m ight live to a good old ag e am i In some far corner Silas w his(ters humbly
About hi» blue eyed Mary.
tion. as old Jim . u tte rin g stran g e cries, and for y ears Jim an d I Lad beeu like Lincolnshire coast, as on the so u th w e st­ from h alf a dozen wounds, nn«l th at th e ir hind l«*gs grow ns tough as strin g
Harrisburg (P a.) Call.
seem ed to tak e the pluck out of his fol­
tore a t the m ass In a m ad frenzy. God brothers.
ern A tlan tic fronting shore of th«*se low ers. Some ran up the valley and for all tiie Inconvenience they a re put
’Tis hard, but best, to blink the truth ca
help him! Jim w as the only thin g he
“Ju st a y ear la te r I asked her If there islands, the g radually long unbroken
to Py the h um an enemy. T he ta ste for
longer;
“ There is no paper published in America
had in the world to love. In less th an w as any room iu her heart for me, and w aves a re know n us "rollers." Among som e dow n, but of tlie eighty eight only th is f«»«wl d epends g reatly upon tiie lo­
fifty-seven got aw ay.
No longer m anufacture consolations;
five m inutes he had dragged him out, —an d —well, th a t’s enough. Now you E ast Anglia ns a heavy surf, tum bling
cality ; J im i even then fro g s’ leg are a But cheer the weak, aud plainly tell the
"W
lien
the
hottest
of
it
w
as
over
we
that so nearly approaches the true jo u r n a l
and sat down to hug him iu his arm s.
know why my wife w ears tw o w edding in w ith an offshore wind, or in a calm
dish fo r tiie gourm et ra th e r than for
stronger
dashed in and secure«! a hors«* here ami
"D ead? No; he could Just open his rings.’’—S atu rd ay E vening Post.
istic ideal as The CHICAGO R E C O R D ." ^
Is «-alie«I by the expressive nam e of a there, am i in this m aim er we finally the w orkm an or tiie peasant. T he legs
To bear the rod with patience.
poor dust filled eyes In an sw e r to his
“slog;” w hile a w ellm ark ed sw ell, roll­ got bold of the last one, which w as the are occasionally haw ked about P aris
f rom “ Newspaperdom” (New York),
b tr a n g e . In d e e d .
fa th e r’s w hispers: but we knew a t
on skew ers; but they are by no m eans W hether the vessel aauk like bird of
ing In independently of any blowing. ,g
On the battlefield of Tel-el-K eblr an called a "hom e.” “T h ere Is no w ind,” cap tain 's.
«*cean—
once tlm t he would never again m ake
cheap, ami they appeal to tiie person
“Of the seven,y-flve only five had es­
W hether the icebergs floated o’er her
th e galleries echo bis piercing whistle. Irish doctor nam ed O’Reiily w as a tte n d ­ a Suffolk fisherm an will say, “but a
w'hose cu ltiv ated nml Jaded ap p etite
‘ 7 have come to the firm conclusion, afte r
caped acot fr«*e. E very one of the
coldly,
“ F o r whole hours, I suppose, n eith er ing to th e wounds of the B ritish sol­ nasty home on the beach.” Suffolk 1
needs tem p tin g ra th e r than to the h u n ­
o th ers had been b itten am i kicked, ami
diers.
’Tw
ere
worse
to
trifle
with
tbe
heart*«
gry proletary.
o f us attem p ted to realize our situatio n .
a long test and afte r a wide comparison
men also six-ak of the “ b a rk ” of the
devotion
A young g u ard sm an doing active se r­ su rf, and a sea covered w ith foam Is tw«<ve of them w ere 50 crippled as to
W e sat on In the dead silence, w aiting
be
worthh-ss.
Than
face
the
terror
boldly.
w ith the journals of m any cities and coun­
F lo o d K uffercrs.
vice for the first tim e had got a sw ord spoken of as “fea tn er w hite.” The
fo r som ething to happen.
"T h ere Were seven dead and thirty-
T he pupils of the W alnut Ilills H igh '
“Once o r tw ice we saw young J im ’s cut on his a rm —w hat an old soldier foam itself Is know n as **s]>oon d rift.”
tries,
that The CHICAGO RECORD comes
They
are
not
lost!
though oceau's arms
six crippled horses on th a t battlefield School are show ing g reat sy m p ath y for '
blackened lips move feebly, and each would call a scratch.
eufold them;
S<», In the v ernacular, we have It: “T he when hostilities ceased, ami of the tiie sufferers from the M ississippi flood. I
Tommy A tkins was crying out:
as near being the ideal daily jo u rn al as we
tim e his fa th e r would m u tter brokenly,
Dry the red eyes aud hush the fitful
sea w as all a fea th er w hite w ith spoon Afty-seven wild hors«-s w hich made
T he C g rad e girls in Miss M agurk’s '
“Oh, doctor, my a n u ! I shall die!”
weeping.
‘Ay. my precious boy, we’U look a fte r
d rift." —New York M ariue Jo u rn al.
are fo r some tim e likely to find on these
th eir es«-a]>e, m any were lim ping bad- room have co n trib u ted a su b sta n tia l . They are not lost, though we
I>r. O’Reilly, g ettin g tired of his
k e rf
hall not
l»ox
of
clothlug,
which
will
t>e
for-
!
m
oaning,
called
out:
No
New
W
o
m
an
fo
r
H
im
.
behold
them,
____________________
m ortal shores.” — Prof. J. T. Hatfield in
“Once the old m an broke out, qulver-
Mrs. T reeto p —I believe I’ll let you
v.*»rded to th e stricken d istrict. T h eir
God has them in his keeping!
“ Be alsy wld y er noise, now sure,
T h e L o st L u k e A g asais.
lngly, Into the hymn. ‘A bide w ith Me”
The Evanston (HI.) Index.
—
Boston
T
ran
scrip
t
get
me
a
bottle
of
this
medicine.
L ake Agassiz w as a very large body good exam ple is being Im itated by the
but be got no fu rth e r than the third ye’re m ak iu ’ more noise than th a t poor
o
th
e
r
classes
and
a
gcuerous
supply
Uncle
T
reeto
p
(looking
over
the
tes
feller
dow
n
th
ere
wid
his
head
cut
off.”
of w ater Iu M anitoba, ad jo lu in g p arts
line. T hat, perhaps, w as about 8
will be the result.
tlm onlala)—Not much! One of these
(.oases In B a ttle .
Sold by newsdealers everywhere and subseriptions
o’clock, but we could keep no count of
As you grow older, straw berries taste c ritte rs says a fte r she t »ok a bottle she of N orth D akota and M innesota. It
Italy
had
1O,47»O w hite troops engaged
had a north am i south d iam eter of
the time, as my w atch had stopped.
mota watery.
Some
]»«H»ple
are
so
polite
th
a
t
they
fait like a new woman.
received by all postmasters. Address THE CHI­
at A dava; of these 3,097 w ere killed In
•oui« 7*V u U e a -v e ry muck la»rar th ia are d ish o n est
| the b attle.
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