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inu; hh unuli ono nmy Intorprot tho cimo, tho ulnvwi
woro (iinaiicipatod. Now, thin wan a great ovont in
tlio history of tho colored pooplo. If a man hua
boon in jail ovon llvo yearn it hi u momontoiw In
Htant for him whon thu warden Hlip the IkH and
lie HtopM out 11 freo imn. Mut if ho was a criminal flvo mliiutoa bo-
foro ho w.ih Hot freo 11 K WAS JUST AS MUCH A ClUM-
l.N'AL KIVK AIINIITKS AFTKIl UK HAD UK EN LIST OUT
INTO T1IK KUliSIL A 1 11.
.
Thiu Hupjionod iiiHtnnro of tho convict Ih in principle oxnetly what
ocflurrod in tho ciiho of tho blaolw. Kinaneipatioii pushed tho bolt
for thorn; It lot thorn out Into tho puiiHhino. Chango of clrcuin
ptancca in no index of chango of character. Conntructivo work has
firnt of all to bo put iutj powoiiality, not into condition, and it la
intonating, 1 may remark, by tho way, Unit tho !OKE CONSIDt
EUATK AND 8K.WSIHI.K MKMUKIW OF TE EMAUOt
l'ATJCD HACK AUK HKCOOXIZINU WAT FACT.
IniiHrlriw V.y: ' ntteredlted Nallves.
It lit until Unit tliero In ii woman In In tlio government of their Emit In
Manchester. Ciigluud, who has eye ' rtlnn possessions tliti Hutch Imvo n law
'ivlilcli iniiKiiiry object llfiy time
Uii'lr iinttiriil nIzi
AAA A A A A
An Old
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III! M'Tii old JuiIko, In relentlen iikkkU
(ihiiKvil nt tin (wo who In-fore him Htood
Kln wax bowiil anil hiiKKinil and old,
lie w.ih joinix and dellant nml bold,
Mother and hoii; and to Kiir.i- nt the pnlr,
liHir ilirtiriMit ntlltuiK-H, look ami air,
One would bellfvo, tiro thu truth wen; ktiOWU,
'the niothur coulctud and nut thu noti.
Therx wiim ihe mother; tho boy Htowl nlKb
With a Hliumelt-NH IimiI;, mid IiIm bend held blKh,
Ae hnd (iiiue over her, norrow and enruj
'i'lu'Mi uiuUtrvil but lllllii wo ho wiih theru,
A prop to her yean ami it lllit to bur ejus,
And prized nn only a mother can prize;
Hut what for lilin could a niothur Hay,
WultliiK hi doom on a nontoncu dny.
tlur hiiiband had died In IiIh xlinnio and ln;
And hhe a ldiw, her lUlm; to win,
Had lulled and Hti Uk'Kli-d from moiii till night.
Making with want a weariNome llht,
Ment titer her work with ntnolutc zeal,
Till Hhe felt her old frame totter and reel,
Her weak llinlm tromblu, hur eon ktow dim;
Hut Hho had her Uiy, and hIio tolled for blm.
And lie. lie Htood In tho etimlnnl dork,
With a heart iih hard ait a lllnty rock,
An Impudent Klance. and a recllluioi air,
IlravliiK tho Mcorn of iJic uurern theru;
I lipped In crime and oiicoinpiD-Hinl round
With proof of IiIh putt by eaptorri found,
Iteiuly to Ktaud, ab hu phriiMil It, "kuiiio,"
Holding not erltiio hut penitence, uhuiuu.
I'ourcd In n Hood o'er tho mothor'a chock
The luolHteoliiK prnyerH wburo Uio toujruo wns wonk,
Ami Hhe nnw throiiKh tho mUt of thOBu bitter tenra
Only the child In hlu innocent yearn;
She rememhe-ed him pur iih a child inlht bo,
The Kiillt of the present hho could not nee;
Ami for mercy hor wlHtful hokH madn prnyor
To tho Mtern old Ju(lu lit IiIh cuuhloued chulr.
Woman," tho old JiiiIku crabbedly Hnld
"Vour boy Ih the uclKhbnrhood'H phiKUo uud drend;
Of a kuiiK of rcproliatcH cIiohcii chief;
An Idler and rlotor, rulllaii and thief,
Tho jury did rlht, for tho fncln woro plnlu;
Denial Ih Idle, oxcuhch aro vain.
Tho Hcntonco tho (X)urt Imposen Ih ono"
"Your honor," uho crlod, "Iio'b my only aon."
Tho coiiHtahloH Krluaeil nt tho wonlH hIio spoke,
And a rlpplu of fun throiiKh tho court-room broke;
Hut over tho fnco of tho culprit caino
An niik'ry look and a Hhudow of uliame.
"Don't IntiKli at my uuttherl" loud cries ho;
"You've i;ot mi) fast, ami can deal with me; i
Hut hIui'h too K't)tl for your coward JeerH,
Ami I'll" thun Ida uttoraiico choked with tcarx,
'lho judKO for n moment bunt IiIh head,
And looked at him keenly, and then ho until:
"Wo HUHpend tho iiontunco, the boy can ko;"
And tho wordu woro tromiiloiiH, forced and low,
"Hut Hiiyl" and ho ralued IiIh IIiikoi- then
"Don't lot them brlim you hither iiKalu.
Thorc In soiiiulhliiK Kood la you yet, I know;
I'll kIvo you a cliaaco inaku tho most of It Got"
Tho twain wont forth, and tlio old Juilgo Bald;
"I meant to liavo given him n year Instead.
And perhnpH 'tU a dlllult thing to tell
If clemency hero bo 111 or well.
Hut a rock way struck In that cnlloun heart,
From which a fountain of good may Htart;
For ono' on thu ocean of crlmo long tossed,
Who loves hla mother la not qulto lost"
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TO DREAMLAND
AND BACK
0 lly W. W. MINES
OnvrUlM ', 1U T. 0. Mcflure
"in
Tunc and perfume hnvo tho powur
Id waken inemorlcM lortfc dormnnt. Por
Imp It wnti tho half heard Hindu of "II
Iluclo" ming softly by n Kir I In ono of
tho room which opened off tho piazza.
Pcr-biip It wn a breczn from tho boijUi
which swept over tho Mutiny water of
the Imy and aeotned to bring wlUi It
Uio scent of magnolia. At ntiy rata the
limn who Mat huddled In Uio great arm
clitilr felt himself drifting, drifting
b(iekwa,rd, and ho wnn Kind to drift.
All through Uio lllne, when fever
hnd iniulo him rave, nnd afterward
when woalc In body and brnlu nllkc ho
had Deemed floating In Hpace, ho hnd
wen tho face. Homotlmca when hi
ayes woro hnlf hut ho could hco It In n
half mittorlnllMil ort of wny, but
When hi eye wero fiiHt cloned he mow
It lK.'Ht of all. During tho IIIiichm Uio
fnco Hcvuietl alwayM U Hinllu at hlinj
THE MAN IX TUK UIO AIIMCIIAIH HEEDED
not Tiituu woaos.
but now iih memory (iiilckuueU ho could
hco that tho hiiiIIo wan fading. So bb
wanted to drift.
Ah the face wiih becoming fainter nnd
fainter each day ho hntcd tho Ufo
which hnd been coming back to him so
nlowly Why could ho not hnvo entered
when ho Htood ho near the door of J
death? In Umo tho fnco would be on
the other Hide of that door, too, and
tho hiiiIIo would never again fade from
the lips.
So ho hettled back to a sullen hatred
of life, ami the old doctor who had
taken n great fancy to hla ungrateful
patient Haiti thnt hu munt be roused to
an Intercut lu life or lethargy would
llulHh tho work ho stronuously com
menced by the fever.
I'rlemN selected advisedly by Uie.
doctor and the devoted nlster who had
Htood between him and death for sovou
long, weary weeks wero called in to
talk with discretion nbout tho sucecm
of hlrt novel. The critics bad halted It
as the novel of tho decado. Thoy had
labeled It author aa a man not of tal
ent, but of genliiH. I
The man In the big armchair, linger
ing thu tassclH of bis robe, looked out
across XJ waters ami drifted with
Uielr wordn falling on uuhenrlug cars, i
Sometimes ho frowned, for their voices
Hcomcd to drlvo tbo face from his huu- j
gry vision.
Then tho sister who had the gift of
Intuition went alono to sou Uio doctor,
and when uho bnd Unbilled hor story j
hIio wiih weeping noftly. The old doc-,
tor wiped away tbo mist which hnd
gathered In his own eyes, while be
aiiHwcrcd with a gruffnesa which his
gesture denied:
"Aa you will Tho caso is now past
me."
And so that night tho Bister pent a
long telegram to a little town In Iu
Islaiin. Then she wont back to bur
place at the man's stde, and tho doc
tor emtio and went because ho was '
paid to do ho, nnd tho people who '
heard of the case, tried to get u glimpse
of the now famous young writer and,
shaking their heads, remarked, "What
a pity, and JiiHt at tho beginning of a,
brilliant careerl"
As for tho mnn, bo never spoke of
tho Increasing weakness. All ho asked
wiih to bo wheolcd each day to the
piazza. Hero ho could look out over
tho buy and away to the south where
tho horizon met tho sea. Sometimes ,
lie merely sat and gazed apathetically
at tho expanse of nea. Moro often ho
closed his eyes and waited for tbo
face. I
It seemed to him thnt tho face hud
.., !..(, Ila ltix an i.i.nitii,illi. !,., II '
vuimv jiiiu ilia iiiv mi til iiviiiiiiij liiui it
had always been a pnrt of bis Very
oxlstenco. It had not always been a
baaqtltiil Jftce, jr.o U.. !!& JlobibmUd j
aim, Itwas an exacting race. It una
grown hard and flushed ono dny when
liu wbb but thirteen. JIo had wnnled
to llo lint on his back mid watch nn
nrmy of whlfo clouds marshaling In
tho bluo sky. Tho owner of tho fnco
did not enro for tho movement)! of.
after all, for when tho fort wii flnlflh
el nml her doll hnd been duly reflcii"d
by Indian flKhtor nt tho eminent rlHk
of tho fort tho cxprennlon of the fnco
bnd been utterly lovablo and tender, w
lovnblo tlmt ho bnd quite forgotten the
cloud nnd tho bluo xky, for even at
4tltl4nfhH A nHH llx.f I.. ..... I.. ...MMI
..M.V.1 U1HJ IMU I1IIU liVUVUU IU Uluf
eye.
such dlHtnnr nnd unreal object "! T7dy, jour, in or win u. icp7on
fenthery cloud, nnd Hho did wnnt n , .
fort built. Jlut It wrh worth while, IfoXTnVXu' ' kt"it" ,h' b0"1'
Hut DH Uio vonrn rnlliwl nn tlinrri witra' l1ni, rUUhU, Fount. TiU Hood, rMOood.
uuw u utu jru,irB roueu on moro wura (, Kltkrnt wno.or unp;io,ti, ndM nt
nlwny fort to build, and aomctltnc "'..t'1'1 "'f " "wpi. 4 xowt ;
uie cloud anerted Uielr power more itiuag mdt ravm, oucicor kittobk.
ntrongly Uum tho gray eye, and then IfFFP YflllR Rl (11111 HI Pit
Uio fnco romnlned hnrd nnd angry for,Lt' IUUI1 ULUUU ULfcAI.
hours. Later Uio girl did not domnnd. ----- -,
fort for hemelf, but woinethlng tangi
ble for him. Homethlmr belde n nur-1 wll n Uio Onft or nor trontli wimen-
pult of cloud. Hut ho loved Uio cloud,'
the hrenth of Uio dnnk wood, Uio
murmur of Uio Ben. Ho would alt for
hour In the heart of a buy city and
watch peoplo-Hlt and do nothing. Ho
Mid he did not en re thnt hi fnUier nnd
hi grandfather beforo him bad been
grtnt Midler; that another grandfa
ther hnd founded a powerful mercan
Uio firm. Ho wanted what ho could
not nny, but Uiexe was tlma, and time! n" x . 4 . .
would tclL 1 Tl10 crnedy mcrchnnt hnd expcctel
Ho tho f.co hnd paused out of hi life, tnnt M woebegone appearance would
leaving a greater void than be hnd over ' ,w lauh but ?e" be wnB aa 0D
dreamed It could leave. And then he , ,Bhe,, nt tho ronr wulch wcnt UP when
hnd learned Uint work wn good, espe
cially to nil void.
It hnd been mining In tho night, nnd
now the veil wiih lifting from tho sen,
which spnrkled In greeting to the tardy
HtmlwamH. The man watched the bnzo
ns It Urst quivered, then melted beforo
the mys of light. Tho man sighed. Hu
felt that tho veil was lifting for him.
He wai seeing things too clearly, and,
H'elng thus, he knew thnt the light of
reason would banMi tho fnco ulotig
with tbo mint of wenkneHS. Ho closed
hli eye. I'erhnps It would come back
to him once more, nnd surely It would
ml!o now.
Suddenly bo pressed hi hand to
gether, nnd something like n sob rose
In his heart Tho faco hnd never been
ho dlhUnct. Thcro wero tho clear olive
complexion, tho great deep gray eyes
und tho wonderful glory of her hair,
black a night nnd soft as lloss, mar
tllni; in Its vorxlmllltudo to life. He
could seo tho curU which frnmed the
faco, blown now by tho south wind,
und ho could almost detect tho odor of
tho violets, which had always bung
about hor.
Afraid to stir nnd afraid to closo his
eyes, oven for a moment lest tho vi
sion lose Homcthtng of Its apparent re
ality, he fairly held hi breath.
"Don't Leslie; don't look llko tbnt!
It Is I Jdurionl Don't you know me,
LoHllor
I'ven then It nil seemed llko a dream.
Not until ho felt the cool pressure of
her chock ngalnst his and her arras
about him did ho understand It was nil
real. And nt last ho reached for her
bands and held them fast.
"Marlon, I've been building forts
hundreds of them."
She knew what bo meant, becauso
sho murmured: "You were always
building, dearest It Is I who did not
understand."
Pro Tin it nta tore.
They wero "sitting out" tho dance
when Miss Luvllwun glided silently
by, waltzing most gracefully.
"Oh, Algy," said the girl, "dou't you
tbhiU Miss Luvllwun qulto tho nicest
girl lu the room V
"Why, yes. May, darling, if you think
so."
"And hor eyes aren't they Just de
llghtfuir "Perfectly, petl" Algy agreed.
"And hasn't sho tbo prettiest inouth
nnd Uio sweetest faco lmngtnnblo?"
"Simply charming!" quoth Algy.
"And don't you think sho's Awfully
clover too? Knows French, and bo-ho
oh-o-o!"
Poor Algy's faco wont ghasUy white.
"Why, darllnR," ho exclaimed, "what
ever's the matter? Aro you 111? Shall
l"-
"Oh-o," Bobbed May, "I thought you
loved mo you loved mo best Algy!"
"So I do, darllngl"
"W-w-woll, how can you ta-tnlk so
about Uiat ugly, vulpir Luvllwun girl?"
Women Who llute Slen,
From time to time htrango Instances
crop up of women who not merely re
main unmarried of their own freo will,
but carry their antipathy to tho oppo
alto sex to moat peculiar lengths.
Thus ono of these Is utterly resolved
to havo nothing whatever, to do with
men on any pretext All her food Is
bought of women, and consequently
meat never appears on her table, smco
there is no femalo butcher In her neigh
borhood. Not long since a handsome legacy
was refused simply becauso It came
from a man, while Instances arc
known of women who make It their
boast thjt they havo neither spoken to
nor allowed ono of tho oppostto sex to
cross their thresholds for a quarter of
a century and upward.
Hut probnbly Uio bitterest man hater
of modern doya was jjn Austrian .lady
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
OANDY
OATHARTIO
EAT 'EM LIKE OANDY
ROK1 PcrfecUng an clnbomto plan
for Uio ulUmato esUncUon of Uio male
sex.
Bat lumy find !fln Lira.
Tho great stago scene of Uio pleco
Was a Bhlpwreck, and after tho vessel
bad gone down only the comic man
and tho heroine wero to bo seen toss
ing on a frnll raft oa tbo boundless
they Bnw blm.
At last bo was able to get a bearing.
"I wish," ha said to the heroine.
' "that wo could get out and walk home,
but It' m Jolly wet."
TIip audience wns too exhausted to
laugh any moro. nnd the voice of the
man In tho gallery sounded painfully
clenr:
"If I wn you," ho snld, "I should do
It There's n eat been hopping nbout
on the waves for tho Innt flvo minute,
and phc don't seem to 'nvc suffered
much!" London Answer.
'On mc IIIrIi cna.
At Uio bow of the steamer sit (he tw
happy young people.
"How sweet It seems tonight" ;lp!t
the girl. "How sweetly solemn N tin
view spread before usl Even tin sea
seems to be sleeping ns It lies so placid
ly ahead of the boat"
'Yes, love," ngrecs the young mm
"It Is asleep In front of the boat rm
It Is a wnke behind." Judge.
Nothlntr Ilnmemnde,
Mr. Caddie I seo you're colnc la
for society. Has your daughter mad"
her debut yet?
Mrs. Kurltch Well. I should Pay no'
Sho got all ttoem thing made to ord i
in rarls. Philadelphia Press.
Told to Faco the Fare Solemnly.
Representative Henry S. Houtcll of
Illinois, one of the bright men who
represent a Chicago district, was re
cently In Washington and was asked If
ho Intended to remain untU congress
met
"No," ho replied; "I bavo a number
of things to look after at homo; besides.
I havo to deliver several orations. I be
llovo that Is what thoy aro called. Re
garding ono. of thelo occasions,! had v
lottor from a friend who was' ono oi
the managers of tho affair which said.
Harry, tills 1 n farce, but yoa can't
jo too solemn about ltk
Mexico's Pantheon.
A national pantheon is beltur erected
I by tho Mexican government In the City
of Mexico, tho estimated cost being
f3,000,000. It 1 to bo at onco a me
morial and a sepulcber for Mexico'
groat men.
I Smokeless Ctirara Nest!
The Illinois Central railroad manage
ment U said to bo about to Introduce
smokeless engines. So far bo good, says
tho CludnnaU Enquirer. Perhaps the
noxt reform ought to bo smokeless
' smoking cars. Anyhow there la room
for Improvement In that connection.
FrequenUy clean men who don't smoke
or If tbey do buy cigars of n fair qual
ity baro to resort to tho Bmoklng car
when Uie other coaches are crowded.
Tbey do not like smoke that Is not eveu
fit to euro Bldo meat or to paddlo
through rivers of tobacco cxpectora
Uon. & good many smoking cars aro
vll
THE ROYAL BOX.
Tho German kaiser's daughter Is tnk
tng a course In cooking.
Tho empress downgor of China, ono
of tho most remarkable women of the
age, Is ill, ami tho doctors say she can
not Hvo a year.
King Altonso of Sp"aln reconUy dis
tinguished himsolf by shooUng a fero
cious bull stnmpeded from a herd that
was being driven through the streets
of Madrid.
Tho Prince of Monaco, on board bis
yacht Prlnceei Alj(ce, has undertaken
an oxpedltlon to ascertain Uio cause of
the death of sardines along tho Brit
tany const
Queen Alexandra has a favorite tea
pot which Is often In uso when tho
queen Is at Sandrlngham. It Is ex
ceedingly curiqus, very old and Is said
to bo of priceless valuo. Tho teapot
la In tho BharOi of a etouf Dutchman
vltUus ustridu a barre ojlue.
AAJj
INVALIDS' IN AMERICA.
Wiimnti rtiywlflcui .lay the C'ontttrr
! Vail ut Them.
At tho aftornoon session of tho sov
onth annual convention of tbo Now
York, Stnto Assembly of Mother, which
wns recently opened In Syracuse, Ui
tho midst of a raging storm, COO moth
cm were lu their place to hear Mrs.
Mnra L. Pratt Chadwlck, M. D of
Now York, author of historic and ato
rlerf for children, toll them plain truUia
(.oncciiting moUiorhood, says tha Now
York World.
Mrs. Chadwlck flguraUvcly placed a
child on tho dissecting table. Thcro
wero the tooUi cutting period, the grow
ing tall period, Uio growing Htout po
rlod, the memory period nnd the periods
of Imitation, Imagination and reason;
Bringing him up through childhood to
adolescence, Dr. Chadwlck snld. wns n
.great task, "but" sho went on. "tho
adolescent period 1 the time upo i
which all Uio futuro depends. Amer
ica la a country full of Invalid. The
fcal splendid healthy woman Is almost
exUnct"
In her annual address Mrs. David O.
Mcar, president of Uio New York
State Asiembly of Mother, said that
the chief extension of Uio work lad!
been the IntroducUon of a child studyj
department In Uio 400 gran Ten in too
Atato, thereby reaching Uio mothers of
the country districts. Tho assomblyj
now alms, ho said, to get Into closer,
relations with the public schools and I
working to that end.
HIS IDEA OF CHILDREN.
Chlcaro Cnlrerslty Professor Be
lieves In Qanlllr, Not In Qvsntltr.
Three notable addresses wro deliv
ered beforo Uio Illinois Federation of
Women's Clubs at Cairo, II.. the other
day. Wilbur S. Jackmnn, denn of tho
chool of education of Chicago univer
sity, discussed tho "Ideal School." Ho
crIUcIsed Uie baro, ugly schoolroom
Uiat staad out In marked contrast to
our modern churches, clubrooma, lodfie
balls and public buildings and tho poor
-enMlaUon In Uio schools. Itoforrtng
to tuc subject of race suicide, ho Bold.
'The Ideal Bcbool will be aomowhat
xH'n-dvc, but you must afford Uie
money or you must not havo tho chil
dren. Tbo highest evolution Is in quul
lly. not quantity. I am not particularly
i!!turbod by tho hysteria of our atren-
ous friends regarding raco suicide. I i
ho course of cvoluUon I beltovo Uirt
the raco ha pamMl through and be
yond tbo stago of Uio rabbit and U;.i
rat. I r.m remlndod of tho fable of Urn
owl nnd the eaglo. The formor up
braided tho latter for having but two
yonag ones while she herself had four.
'Yes,' replied the eagle, 'but mine nru
eagles.' I believe Uiat the raco necdi
eaglea."
nis Experience.
Tn," said the boy. looking up from
hi book, "what does a man's bctter
hair mean?"
"Usually, my son." replied his father
from behind Uio evening paper, "she
mean exactly what sho snys." Phlln
dolphin Press.
Trnlns nt DroiTnyvlllu.
"Wo used to miss that ac-ommodn-tlon
train every room'nj:."
"What do you do uow that they bnw
takoultoff?"
Wby. we miss it more than ovor."
ChL.0o News.
hdford
BLACK-DRAUGHT
fraStttt,
Constipation is nothing more
than a clogging of Uio LowtU
and nothiui! leu than vital stair-
oation or death if not relieved.
II every constipated sufferer
could realize that ho is allowing
poisonous filth to remain in his
system, ho would soon gut relief.
Constipation invites all kind of
contagion. Headaches, bilious
ness, coldi and many other ail
ments disappear whon consti
pated bowefjarorelieved. Thed
lord's Ulack-Prauglit thoroughly
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