AN ARABIC POEM.
HAWTHORNE.
FASHION NOTES-
ADAM AND
from the Melville Female seminary shame, whose one object in life is to
Canvas woven stuffs are all the
Besid« a desert spring where travelers meet, was imly averted through tho good seek degredation and become worth
A Hadji halted once, athirst with heat;
judgment of the professor in charge. less, be a burden to civilization and
Th. Am.rl.-an Varadlw LBM_.
Hawthorne'i Birthplace How the House rage’
Halted, and, making ot his hand a cop;
Oswin Chalmers bad planned that fill untimely graves.
Shirred yokes and full waists will of th. I lull a u Adum auil .. *
tirent Novelist
Drank from the Spring and found the wuter
Look«
in
Which
the
limo l.land.
’* “f *i
they meet on that day, and after be
Fleta returned to that home, where
sweet.
be much worn.
ing wedded they would return to bis a loving mother was ever ready to re 1 First Saw Light.
Cloth
bonnets
will
be
worn
with
Anon another oame, of the like mind,
father’s house, where all would be ceive her, aud thongh years have
Eager to drink all springe that he might
The great cone-like rock that st»
' in readiness lo receive them. The passed, she cannot forget what ruin
Salem cherishes the memory of it« cloth dresses.
And;
Silver white is the new shade for on the island of Mackinac ana*
He drauk the water from an earthen bowl. , letter containing such instructions she brought to herself by her willful- 1 martyred witches with singular ven
Then went his way, and left the bowl be ■ was intercepted and the elopement ness. There is an emblem of that
bridal dresses.
the civilized whites only a “ '
eration, hoarding canes aud trinkets
hind.
was postponed.
Arcadia velveteen is a tine impor loaf,” a tid bit for baby men and"11
union, a chubby-faced, golden-haired
This event caused a complete youngster, aud as he wildly prances down to their very shoe latchets be tation for fall suits.
The Hadji tilled it (thirsting still, poor soul!) i
en, as it were, was to the sa«^
But, tinting it, he-threw Hway the whole;
change hi Fleta’s manner.
The through the house, he little dreams, hind glass cases in its Historical So
Cream white will not be worn any
For Io! the draught that from his hand 1 school-room where she had been
home of Gitchie Manitou.
and may lie never know why papa ciety Museum, but the birth-place of longer by brides.
was sweet,
reared, and which had thus far been don’t cornu home.
In it is a cave, and it was there t
He found was bitter tasted froip the bowl.
1 America’s greatest novelist is un
Galloon
is
revived
for
dress
and
a home to her, had lost its charms;
be dwelt, aud from that sacred eh
marked ami put to the most menial bonnet trimmings
"Hadji!” a voice cried (whence he could not 1 and the daily exercises, which had
A REFRACTORY AUDIENCE
see).
Denning’s importation of velveteen her, unseen, lie communicated bis ■
j uses. It is down a side street, or
“The bowl was molded out of men like , heretofore proved fascinating, were
A very sad thing occurred at a late rather, lane, in the least tidy part of is the Louise brand.
to his forest children.
thee—
,
now a bore. She who had been first
The dust of man, which loses in no shape 1 i n class had lost the place. What was performance given at Laramie City.
Plaids, blocks, checks and stripes
The wonderful arch of stone onfl
tho town.
The threshold almost
The bitter flavor of mortality.”
formerly a pleasure was now a pain. At the close of the last, act one of the
are features iu fall fabrics.
edge of the island wall, a s|lutt4
overhangs
the
curb.
A
blind
man
performers
is
instantly
killed.
It
is
i
She
confided
in
no
one.
Those
daily
From whom of all that ill the days of yore
Silver and gilt crops out in the new tauce away, which has never L,
(Numberless as the sands upon the shore), • walks she was wont to take with a then the duty of the audience to rise, walking in the middle of the btreet
dress and bounet galloons.
Have taken the long, long journey shall
the whites anything more than^
pick
up
its
umbrella
and
walk
home.
companion were now taken alone, that
and swinging his cane would touch
ask
Bison hair cloth is the fabric des rock," was to the Indian the Kat/
Tidings thereof, since they return no more? i she might brood over what she Sometimes, however, the audience is i ihe houses on either side.
tined to supercede camel’s hair.
of the morning Through itV
deemed a misfortune. Thus bad she not familiar with the play and does
Three peremptory attacks upon the
Hold fast on what thou knowest. VVliat is
Carved wood ornaments are used mg god of light shed his first
not
go
home.
It
waits
for
more
death
1
acted
till
sickness
was
brought
on,
before,
upon the sacred island, and und»
which necessitated her leaving the and carnage before its awful thirst for brazen knocker failed to bring any to decorate dresses and bonnets.
And not behind the closed seraglio door
j response, and we were on the point of
blood is glutted.
Thou knowest, and hast; but once the i seminary ere the term was closed.
Felt corduroy bonnets are a pretty Manitou scaled the precipitin ,
i
turning
away
when
a
head
was
thrust
threshold crossed,
That was the case at Laramie two
It required but a short stay at home
novelty for morning and traveling wheu he came to repose and rw
Good-by to thee. Thou wilt return no more!
his chosen earthly home.
to recuperate. Oswin Chalmers was weeks ago. The stage hired man, ! out of au upper window, and an un wear.
Here it was that, to have com»
There is an end to all—the wise man’s lore a frequent visitor, notwithstanding who hauls the dead off into the dress gracious voice inquired: "Phwat d’ye
will
Plaited
camels
’
hair
bonnets
And the fool’B laughter. Neither faster, mother’s remonstrances.
ing room, waited patiently, but the j want?” "To see Hawthorne’s house.” be worn with cloth and cheviot eos- ions in bis idle hours, he erm
| "Well, look at it then,” and the win
slower;
Adam aud Eve (1 uso our old nZ
It could not bo truthfully said that people would not go. In order to get
But steadily, surely, darkly, to the end
tumes.
which menu the same as the Indi
We come and go; and we return no more!
Fleta Hollywood was a badly inclined i the full value of their dollar they de dow was run down with a slam. After
Large balls and spots are the new names) in his owu image, and imnu
girl; she had of late become way-1 sired to Bee the post-mortem examina inspecting its square ugliness, from
the
base-board
to
the
eaves,
until
our
est
designs
for
Oriental
and
Spanish
NIGHTFALL.
tai. like himself. Having creu
ward, but is was only one of the many tion. They could not go home until
them he loved them, and passed
Slowly sinks the sun to rent;
instances where love being an incen it had been settled that the villain | eyes were tired, a lady in the party, laces.
remarking
that
"she
was
going
in,
”
The daylight's waning fast:
Velvet spots are introduced into much time with them on the ul>
tive, a girl is led away, to be governed was fully and thorougly dead.
And every bird has songht its nest,
There he lay, with his ear against gave the yellow nose of the gripper Spanish laces intended for dresses that au augel iu high place in >
by no one, not even a kind mother.
To sleep—for day is past.
heavenly home of Manitou follow
How many illustrations of a like a kerosene footlight, suffering, at $9 j another twist and stood back to await and bonnets.
They came in the
The cricket's chirp sounds in my ear,
him once, to discover what kept b
nature do we see; aye, are they not per week, and the audience absolute I developments.
White
silk
gauze
with
large
velvet
While all things else seem stilled;
unfortunately of daily occurrence, ly refusing to go home and allow the i form of a belligerent Milesian wom figures is the newest fabric for brides ’ so much away from Heaven. Wb
The roses in the garden near,
and the victims, whom do they blame? man to revive or to requiescat in pace. an, who stood in the doorway with dresses.
the augel saw Eve he fell in lovewi
With perfume all the air have filled.
No one. To blame would be to cen The curtain, though loaded at the her sleeves rolled up and her arms
Round hats of felt have large, high, her, aud straightway Bet to work
The cooling night-winds softly blow,
making
triangles
with
irregular
base
sure themselves; and they silently bottom with a telegraph pole, failed
And fan my fevered brow;
square crowns and stiff brims faced obtain hei for himself. Once wb
bear that sorrow brought on by their to come down, and the legs of the lines on each side, an attitude full of with velvet.
Manitou had returned after a lo
And cause my languid blood to glow,
indigdant
menace.
“
Could
we
see
With life and gladness now.
own folly. They find out the rash avenger, and other members of the
absence, the angel came to the isii
Long
redingotes
and
cloaks
of
ness of the step they have taken, but, troupe, flitted past the space left by I the room in which Hartliorne was
and told Adam that Manitou Lads
The hidden stars now faintly come,
r“ pla,
the unruly curtain, and the dead vil j born?” the lady who had knocked Muscovite velvet are trimmed with bim
alas, too late.
him there
there to
io tak(J
hike eare
care of f tfie
From out their forced eclipse;
asked
depreciatingly.
dark
gray
and
black
furs.
(
And gleam and shimmer one by one,
lain
lay
on
his
back,
having
yielded
But to resume the Btory, Oswin i
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that he (Adam) for the sin of h.
“Well, I’m washing, and the chil
Like beacon lights to ships.
Dark blue wool dresses will be j ing ______
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U1OU1JU
Chalmers’ visits became more fre-1 up his life four times that week, in
bis companion,
was _ „„
banished
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dren are to schcol, but since ye are so I elaborately trimmed with red braid, ev",r from the garden, and'thaHf h
the
same
manner,
beside
carrying
the
,
quent.
Fleta
’
s
infatuation
was
grow
FLETAS LESSON.
(Slipping the or combined with red wool.
ever returned to it he should bept
ing stronger, and her mother determ heavy trunks of the beautiful actress generous, ye may.”
be
“Do, mother, reconsider what you ined on crushing the impending evil, up two flights of stairs for her in silver into her pocket, and leading us
Plain pleated and gathered skirts to death, and his earthly immortalil
into
a
tiny
hall,
from
which
a
crooked
said yesterday.”
with what result you already know. I three different towns.
will De more worn by fashionable i would become an immortality of w<
“No, Fleta, dear, ’twill be all for When Fleta left tne room that day | As there were no programmes peo stairway climbed to the next story.) women than any other.
A of spirits. Eve " listenij
1
iu the laud
the best.”
little did that fond mother dream of1 ple looked at each other and won “The room on the right with the square
heard,
aud
with
the
quick
intuit»
Muscovite
velvets
have
large
fig
Excuse the looks o’ things,
The first speaker was Fleta Holly her resolve.
dered. They knew that this man was paper.
ures of cut velvet in high relief on I that has ever marked her sex, lookin
wood, a bright girl of eighteen years,
♦
♦
*
*
undoubtedly dead, but whether the for I’m that worrited wid my work the plain uncut velvet ground.
into the face of the augel, discent
who had become infatuated with Os-
’Twas a May morning, and the company had a fresh one or not was ; and the children, and niver get a
Brides’ dresses are trimmed with his motive, and, rushing into Adauf
chance to clean nothing.”
win Chalmers, a dissipated youth. lawn that skirted the plain cottage of I the question.
We believed her, and also when she | silver cords, silver galloon and an arms, became insensible. At th
That she was wildly, aye, madly in Mrs. Hollywood had assumed that
Finally two adult members of the
said
that the room had not been al embroidery of silver threads and rough command of the angel Ad&t
love with pirn, was evidenced by her verdant hue that nature oestows at troupe came forward and pulled down
laid Eve gently down, imparting!
tered
since it was built. The bed ‘" The Gallic cock in metals of all
dJd
every action. She had several times this season.
Tho twittering birds; the refractory curtain. Then the |
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might
have
seen
service
in
the
eight-
been reprimanded by her mother, but played at hide and-seek through the! manager advanced to the front of the I
scions lips, and, turning, followed I
I
eenth
century,
and
its
mahogany
colors,
gilt,
steel,
bronze
or
silver,
I
all for naught. Seeing that matters almost leafless branches caused a feel-1 stage and in a voice choked with emo-1
frame was still whole, though much I and also in'feathers, is a very fashion- the shore, where at the foot of tl
were becoming more serious, a final ing of joy and a scene of animation ' tiou, said:
i slope at the southern point of tl
effort was made to dissuade a foolish to pervade the very atmosphere. | “Ladies and genltemen, we would I scratched and tarnished about the I able ornament.
island they found a canoe. Wil
Gray cloth bonnets, trimmed with breaking heart and dismal mou
daughter from rushing headlong into Happiness seemed to have chosen' be glad to massacre some more of our | foot board. Tho ceiling was low, the
an abyss out of which it would take this very spot as a resting place. But, troupe if we could, but we cannot af paper hung in moldy patches from silver braid, gray velvet and gray i Adam took his place, the angel push-
years to gain freedom.
oh, how deceptive. Had it taken , ford it. In a one stand town one i the walls, and where it was stripped sea swallows accompany dress suits I ing the vessel from the beach, and
“But, mother; do you not think it unto itself wings and flown away it man is about all that we can yield up I off entirely and the plaster gaped and of gray cloth.
hurried back to the fainting mortal
’ cruel to act so ?”
could not have causeil a greater , to the cold embrace of death. Our j crumbled, the bareness was rendered
Moscow green, Russian gray, czar on the upland,
“Yes, dear; in your eyes it may change to come over this once happy J printing is high, and we have to pay more conspicuous by an* attempt^ to brown and Cossack blue, which is i
eve and the devil .
it with
”■*_
‘ chromos of the Mother almost gray, are the preferred colors : jje founfi her recovered from th«'
look that way, but remember you are home. Fleta, had not returned since j | $15 for the hall. Therefore, we re-, conceal
While we were making
gret to announce that the play is now j and I'hnd.
still young and inexperienced; yon she left her disconsolate mother.
shock. She demanded to know what
again our guide for Muscovite velvet.
have never seen the eVil effects of
’
A messenger had been sent notify over. You can go home with safety I our way downstairs
Russian Pschutt and elephant gray, | he had done with her lover. “Heii
“There’s a good
drink, and if I can help it, you never ing Mrs Hollywood that Fleta had ami we will attend to the remains. j grew loquacious.
will. Oh, yes, Fleta, 1 know you been wedded to Oswin Chalmers. She W’e have every hope that the young i many visitors comes here in the-suin- czar brown, royal French blue, Mos i gone, aud hence you are to be con-
think I am the most hard hearted liore this information calmly and man will be able to draw his salary mer. drives lip in their carriages, and cow green and violet purple are very panion of mine, and together we wiil
j
fashionable colors.
dwell
forever here in an immortality
mother in tho world, but I know the awaited developments.
One day next week, and that we may win bim 1 goes away with their noses in their
bliss.” “I bate you!” Ho«
Arcadia velveteen is imported in of earthly bliss.
difference, I have seen examples, and passed and the next brought Fleta back to joy and health again. He hankerchers'witliout leaving a cent
can thank the Lord that having wit and her newly made husband. He has a good constitution, a fair appe to help a poor widow and her chil all the new shades of Russian and natural that sounds even yet. “I
nessed them I may piotit thereby.”
made great promises, aud was appar tite and we feel like trusting it all to dren. It used to be a tenement with French fashionable colors—green.; hate you, and sooner than spend om
The owner offered it gray, brown, blue, purple and black. ’ hour with you here, where 1 haw
“But, mother, 1 know I can reform ently so honest in his intentions that; the future. We regret to see you go, ' four families.
been so happy with my love; when
Oswin.”
,
it required but a short time to in [ : but as the janitor is now blowing out I <o the town, then, for $1,200. But
HUMORS OF THE DAY.
together we have worshipped thein-
“Ah! Simple girl. How many a gratiated himself into the good graces j the lights and it is getting pretty well the town had Harthorne's (she pro-
We are told that when Jacob kissed J hnite goodness of Great Manitou,
young heart has been led away, how of his mother-in law.
They had I along into the shank of the evening i uounced Hay’thorn’s) chair and writ
many a life blighted and an otherwise como on a visit, and iu a week were | we must say good-bye to you, hoping ing desk, aud couldn’t be bothered Rachael he “lifted up his voice and | who gave us life and hearts to I oh
bright future wrecked by such a to move to M-------- . a small town I that during our absence the Laramie with a bouse, so I stepped in and wept.” The cause does not appear, I will dash myself to pieces from von-
thought. Do not, my dear, be falsely where Oswin was to take charge of j Opera Company will decide to assess i took it off their bauds.—(Chicago but perhaps Rachel had been eating tier rock!” She darted toward th
onions.
bold pinnacle known as “Loven1
impressed with the duties of a re the books of a large manufacturing | its stockholders, purchase some wicks i Inter-Oceau.
It makes a man mad to suddenly LeaP” in those days, and before hl
former, more especially when the sub concern. The time for their depart for the footlights, put the old piano
PREPARED FOR THE CHOLERA-
round a corner, meet a richly-dressed conld reach her 8he llung herself into
ject is ore, who, likeOswin Chalmers, me arrived, ami with a mother's out of its misery and stick another pair
the
Adam, slowly paddling
th,) lake.
lak,e-
is so terribly addicted to drink. No, blessing they took their leave.
of overalls into the broken window of
receive
A middle aged negro who seemed woman,
V his
• v hat
-x nearly
-i a charming
. the
..
° bow,
J ?lon& tho sbore’ through his stream-
*
*
*
*
to
ground
my child, the man is not worth the
the ladies’ dressing-room, so that the to be laboring under considerable ex doff
_
_
.1x1
1*
f-xviiv
’
cs
a
nor
1» cri’zo.T. rlzxnrn cirirt
sacrifice.”
Three months have passed and fre actresses who visit your town will feel citement halted a policeman on and then discover that he has been lng tears 8aw her BweeP down swift
1 and bright like a morning star, (ri|
“Ob, mother, why be so harsh in quent letters told of Oswin’s good more segregated, as it were, and sep Larned street yesterday, and asked: doing the polite to his cook
The young man who suffers from i TT* f htiulSelf’ WÌth One
your judgment. You must know the behavior. He had gained a promo arated from the great, vulgar world.”
“Say, boss, what ’bout dat ’Gyp-
the heat
heat just
just now
now should
should slight
slight his
hl? T“’
"P°n
attachment that has sprung up be tion since his coming, aud now held, —| By Bill Nye.
his 8tT°ke
ahum cholera de papers am makin’ 1 the
best
‘ girl
• . ¿nd , sneak
. off
- to
. the
.. picnic 7ber0 the «baken water marked bet
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tween us; why then not be more in conjunction with his former duties,
sich a fuss ober’”
lenient?”
with some
some other
other girl.
girl. The next even- dlBaPP7»’aa<;«; aad “8
rose abow
SOME MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES.
a position of more trust. Five months
“ Why, they have the cholera over with
—
if I?«
Oi?wn it. « ai i a tho surface lifted her into his canue
“Fleta, you have gone too far; this more and there was a perceptible de
there,” was the reply.
“
See
here,
Sloshinger,
1
want
to
j
he will fiuti it v ri' 8e°i
ve, but disturbed and tearful by the
is a critical moment, I know it, while crease in the number of letters.
"An’ she’s gwine to spred to dis comfortable
talk to you a moment,” said an Austin
7
’ ** “Ot awfu* P«rd she had undergone. "0.
you, alas, blinded by youthful folly
Christ mas came and passed, and the philanthropist, "dont you know you kentry ?”
comfortable.
ti ’ i
i-tc ■
v •
Adam, my soul, for love of thee 1|
and a rash love, still cling to one who new year, with its mantle of snow,
“It may.”
he plaintitt in a St. Lotus suit ' would have leaped to other worldi'
would make your future life a thorny was here. Mrs. Hollywood had not are not doing your duty by your chil
“
An
’
dey
say
it
’
s
powerful
hard
on
and rugged path with not even an oc for sometime heard from Fleta. and dren in not sending them to school. de cull’d population. Man up Wood or t le recovery of money paid for a . But now we are free from the terron
casional rose, the fragrance of which tier forebodings were not good. That’s not the way a fond father ward ave told dat it jumped right sealskin sacque avers in her formal of yonder devil, for such he is. mi
complaint that the garment “hung must be known as such by the Glut
might alleviate Hie pangs of hard Judge Chalmers had been to see her should treat his children.”
“Well, now, I don’t know about over white people to get at a black upon her person in a most ungainly ; Manitou when he discovers what bn
ship, which you must surelv experi and told her iu all candor that he was
that,” replied Sloshinger. "I don’t one.”
manner, destroying her peace of i been done, and I care not what fw
ence.”
afraid that Oswin had gone back to
"I believe that’s so.”
mind while wearing it.
befalls „„ so onJy that W(1 shall bf
“But, mother, yon know that his his old tricks. If Mrs. Hollywood believe you fully realize what you are
“Wall, I’ze gettiu’ ready for it. l’ze
father, Judge Chalmers, is wealthy, was uneasy before, she was made talking about. Now I have a brother carryin' an onion in each breeches I el.- “bave the Sweetest Kiss for Moth parted no more. I love you and with-
and he will never see Oswin in dis doubly so by this exposition. She whose oldest son was sent up for two pocket. Women on de market told song is j the title of the latest new out you life is but a torment &
years for horse stealing, aud the
ihe author evidently over who made us to love is good. He
tress. ’’
still hoped for the best, but ala; ! a judge, in sentencing him, said that me dat was a sure stand off.”
“1 shouldn’t wonder.”
| looks th» Pud
cannot deem it wrong if we feel ttn
“For sbaiiio, girl; I resjiect the me letter blasted her expectations, and his ignorance and lack of early edu
i suouiou i wouaei.
precious time is so comuleteiy occu quick sense of joy with which he baa
chanic a thousand more than lie. a newspaper detailing an account of cation were strong mitigating circum
Au lze dnukin a cup full o P[
pj ed
Ptj jy
jn paying his respects
to th-
respects^to"the
endowed us.
But still if we han
What does he know? What could 1m a large embezzlement confirmed her stances in his case: and iustead of Vinegar wul kyann pepper sprinkled daughter* that the old lady stands
committed a crime I am content, fct
do should he 1 h > left to hie own re fears.
making the sentence ten years, which in. Hardware man told me dat was mighty Ji...
slim chance of getting any t he time must come when this strong
sources? Hie father is wealthy, but
Oswin for three or four months had he would have done had the lioy ever a boss thing.”
kiss at all.
love which throbs in our hear»
why should he be dependent on him? led an exemplary career. He saw received any education, he would
“Yea.”
i
“
An
’
I
’
ze
soakin
’
my
feef
in
sour'
A. charitable conclusion: “Who strengthening through the comiiif
He will never be a man, dear. This prosperity within his grasp. A more make it only two. Now, do you sup
fact in itself would be a sufficient ob lucrative position was his reward. In pose 1 am going to rob my boys of milk free nights iu a week an’ rubbin’ I was that person who sat next to you ages in the breasts of our ofl'spnnf,
stacle, even did he not drink. Come, | this short time he bad gained the con- those mitigating circumstances that my spine wid kerosine ile. Butcher a yable this morning’’ asked one ' as it will, shall conquer evil and il
dear, l»e governed by your mother, ■ tidence and esteem of not only his have already been such a bonanza in up Michigan Avenue told me dat was K^tleman of another at a fashion- and widen the beautiful Island d
sartin preventive.
preventive. ’ ”
abl® out-of-town hotel “1 never saw , Paradise until it holds upon its nor
and lieiieve me, you will not regret employers, but of all his newly made the family ? No, sir; before I do that, a a «artin
it”
"An'I’ze got tarred paper and cut 8Ueu “queer-acting thing; how her. turing breast, in the sweet mild skies
acquaintances. The tempter came. I hope my right arm will cling to the
“Oh, you are too overbearing: you j He yearned for his old vices. His roof of my mouth.”—¡Texas Siftings. out soles to wear in my bntes.
One i a™8 0’5* “7 across the table, first of eternal summer, the whole wids
of de aldermen tole me dat de chol . aft<;r talsdlHh »nd then that!” "Yes,” world! Let us trust the Gitchie Mu-
are unreasonable.
I will marry : hours were less punctual. That reg
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Oswin, so there, now.” She arose ! ularity which had characterized his
Two men, intimate friends, met on era alius strikes de feet fust thing. I! f,eP , / , £entleman addressed; itou; let us love each other, and to
from file half kneeling position she every movement had of late shown the street yesterday, when one of them reckon it won’t git frew dat tarred i I,robably she was a Swiss bell-ringer shall be well.”
W hen Manitou discovered the cox
had assumed at her mother’s knee signs of weakneing. His eyes once I said, noticing the sun browned face paper. An' I’ze been chewin' gum of ■la aer earlier days. She was a
duct of his trusted angel he disuii**’
and left the room.
full of expression, were losing their of the other: “Well. Tom. you are beeswax an’ taller, wid a leetle cham ’ ^aager **’ m(>, thank God’
Mrs. Hollywood buried her face iu brightness. He was gradually losing 1 well tanned up. Been off on a vaca phor-gum rolled in. An' I’ze been
The
Before him from his presence. Thu soil*®
*......... parasol question:
her hands. It was but aaother of the 1 that free, cheerful manner that com tion, haven't von’” “Y’es,”said Tom. bled twice in de last month, an’ had marriage—"Excuse me. George. Dili Lucifer then threw away his nia-d
Hence the war ®
dark clouds which had made her life I mended him to his employers. Fleta i "Got back yesterday. But how is it a tooth pulled, an’ my liar ent, an’ my my parasol hurt you? "Oh, no! mv and rebelled
an eventful one. She had been made noticed all these changes, but stayed with you? You look rather pale, I photograph taken, an' I reckon if de dear. It would be a pleasure if i*t Heaven and the ultimate defeat
a widow when Fleta was but a year I her hand when wont to write to that j think. Been off anywhere this sum cholera comes friskin’ around Detroit did.” After marriage—"Great heav eternal fall of the evil-minded aiff
old. Her husband, a sea captain, dear mother who foretold them. The 1 mer vet?” “No," returned the other, I needn’t be oneasy.”—(Detroit Free ens! There was never a woman who has ever since borne the naa®
was lost at sea and never heard of senior member of the firm had also “but I’m going to have a vacation Press.
under the sun that knew how to carry of “devil” as it was bestowed on hi®
He had left considerable property, noted a change in Oswin’s demeanor after this week." "That’s good. And
a parasol without scratching a fel by the brave and peerless Eve.
Manitou found his children and re
which greedy lawyers had shared, and suggested to other members the where are yon going?" "Oh. nowhere;
Dead birds are frequently discov low’s eyes out.” “And there never
and left but little to the rightful , propriety of an investigation of his i I’m just to stay here. My wife’s go ered under the electric light wires in was a man that knew enough to stiJred them to their home upon th*
owner.
accounts.
ing on a week’s visit to her father’s the morning by town boys of Des walk on the right side of a woman island where they lived many, ’n*1?
Fleta had lieen educated at a semi
“There isn’t any years and reared many good and be*u
The cloud bad burst Oswin Chai folks." "Ah, yes, I see,” and they Moines, la., who have learned to look with a parasol.
nary, where she had ls>en since a mere was an embezzler. He was ar separated with certain mysterious ' for them. The current kills all which right side to a woman with a para tiful children, who went abroad a®-
1
child, and consequently knew but lit | rested and bonds refused. While winks and nudges of the elbow.
peopled the whole world, and the*
light upon the wires while they are sol.”.
tle of a mother's love. One year be negotiations were in progress where
hot or i n operat ion, but does not harm
• ••
“I wish I had a drink,” remarked land is still a Paradise.—(ChicagoU
fore the incidents just related, while by a compromise might be effected,! It isn’t the vendor with the largest them when cold, or during the day, Mrs, I ogg. “but I don’t like to go ter Ocean.
home on a vacation, she became smit the community were startlwi one mouth who sells the most watermel and this deceives the feathery tribe. to the fountain, there are so many
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I he Law of Compensation.—Maud
ten with Oswin Chalmers, who, ■ morning by the suicide of Oswin who. ons. ¿New York Commercial Adver Quite a flock of sparrows met their men there.” “You’ve just as good a
thongh of good parentage, was a had hanged himself in his cell, thus tiser.] Perhaps not. but the pur 1 doom on the street wires just at twi right there as they have,” said Fogg- "Isn t it strange, dear, all the fello«
worthless chap.
Their intimacy ridding the world of one who, had it chaser with the widest month is soon light the other night They could “don t yon see the motto. -For man who flirt with me are married
ripened into a love of the most pas* not been for drink, might have lieen ! est ready to buy another melon.
not leave the wires after alighting on and beast?’ Come along.” -Oh' it I cannot think what has become “
sionate kind. On returning to school an ornament to society.
them, and dropped off dead one by “ V"7„ Well,.ft5 Jon to 8Ry- ‘come all the bachelors.” Gertrude
a correspondence was commenced,
He had joined that army of out- i The barl>er'« motto—“While there’s one. until the several urchins present along
replied Mrs. F.. "but you is not envious—Oh. dear, no): "E*
sibly flirting with the vrivee of J'*
and about Christmas an elopement casts who are lost to all sense of | life there’s soap ”
1 had their hats full.
know I m not a man.”
I
admirers!"