The Yamhill County reporter., July 27, 1894, Image 4

has lif« to give? You are now on ani-
mn.l. My half has absorbed all the in­
tellectual part of you. Lie down, I say
—lie down and let me work. ”
The Animal could not lie down. He
w . - ri-.-tle-ss. He walked about the room.
II-- wa •• di: nt--'it d. He was jealous.
The o’her lr If be n.w plainly was get-
tn. ; the better share of things. That
'..I'f v ; ail’nir-s] and envied. By acci-
:_nt ;t., he paced the room he looked in
ue
and he started, for iris face had
gi a heavy. There was a bovine look
n’> ut
cher-ks. Tho eyes were dull,
the mouth full. Then the other half
rr- aul Et.vJ beside him. Together
they looked at their own faces. “Ha!”
ci; 1 Ambition, well satisfied at the con­
trast. “It works already. Mine is the
face intended for me. Yours is the face
into which this degenerate mold might
sink; mine contains the soul, yours the
animal. You have got what you wanted,
sloth. Your dreams are gone from you.
1 have got them, though, and I am turn­
ing them into action. As timo goes on
your face will become more bovine, your
-yes duller. What will be the end?”
His brow darkened “I don’t know. We
are like the Siamese twins.”
“One of them took to drink, ” mur­
mured the inferior half. “What if I
were to follow his example?"
“You will not You do not dare!”
Bushis blanched face showed his terror
at the very thought.
Will, said Nelly, “what is the matter
me, and wljat I feel for her is, I
with you sometimes? When you were assure you, overwhelming.”
here this morning, ono could not get a
That evening WillChallieo sat at the
By WILLIAM LEIGHTON.
word
out
cf
you.
Your
very
face
lookc-d
open
window in the dark, Nelly’s hand
By WALTER BESAHT.
heavy. ’ ’
in his. “My dear, ” he murmured, “tell
Many years ago, when I first came to
He changed color. “I have times me, do you love me more because I have
Edinburgh and was attending the uni
when 1—I—lose myself—thinking— realized some of our old dreams.-”
1 became acquainted with the
It—!:>—perreivad tai' he wh. 1- of
thinking of things, you know. ”
“Will, how can I tell you? Hove yon versify, of
Mr. Duncan Macgillivray,
reasoning pow -rs had D.-eome ;.bs ri
They passed a delightful evening. : —not your success. If you had not done family
by tho Intellectual II:’f II • lx
But when Will went away the girl be so well, it would have made no differ­ who lived in Borthwick’s Close, lie oc­
really incapable of r.-a» .1.:.. Hi-
came meditative, for although he had ence. Your success is only an accidental cupied tlw dignified position iu those
not follow out a thought He h
talked without stopping on every kind part of you.” Oh, the metaphysician! days of a deacon, his craft being that of
thought». This trad« hin;
. 1, 1
of subject there was no hungry lock in “You are not your success. Yet of the hammermen, aud therefore may be
for Infants and Children
cauae ev?n the viort iud;!. :.t p..;-
his eye, such as she had perceived with course I don’t love you for your fine de­ supposed to have been pretty well to do
likes to think that he ha:
n
natural satisfaction in the morning. gree, you conceited boy, aud yet it is ia the world, a fact of some importance
to me, who was steeped iu tho blessings
cf argument. This moi' <
Every maiden likes that look of hunger for yourself. ’ ’
HIRTY teari'jtearcatio» of
with tho patranaqo of
had none. He became qt.i .r cr?
—outwa-'d sign and indication of respect . He kissed her forehead. “The old of a £10 bursary, supplemented by ou
occasional
bag
of
meal
and
a
junket
of
y
eld
wit
deserted
him.
11
j
y
.,
11
millions
of
persons,
permit
us
to
speak
of it without guessing.
to her ch arm a
dreamtime was pleasant, wasn’t it?— salt beef, not the very best kind of food
CONTAGIOUS In all its stages completely : lie drifted gradually out of the sc
’ J
when
we
chose
to
be
archbishop
of
Can-
They were up in town for a month.
It is ""questionably the best remedy for Inf a n t» and Children
for tho muses, then worshiped by me.
BLOOD POISON ■innate »ores and ulcers) which hr> had formerly fr qu it ;.l. He
Every morning Will called aud sat
— sms
yield to its healing powers i perceived that his old friends n >: oulv ;
So it was that I had a great love for
the world has ever known _It i» harmless._ Children like it. It
glum, but hungry eyed, gazing on the
j. it reincvestiie p'.ison and build» up the system n
Mrs. Macgillivray’s tea table, and by
lU A valuab.e treatise on the diteahe and its treatment// found him dull, but r.-garded h. i as a
girl and saying nothing. Every evening
LMmaried free
a
gives them health. It will save their lives. In it Mothers have
consequence a respect for tho mistress
traitor.
He
had
become,
they
beli-
I,
he called again and talked scholarship
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something which 1» ■>R«ol«ttely safe and practically perfeot ns a
herself.
that contemptible persen, the man wh •
and politics with her father, his face
Ono afternoon, when 1 resorted to my
reads. He was no longer a dwell: r in
changed, his whole manner different,
child’s medicine.
old haunt, expecting to find the hearth
the Castle of Indolence. Ho had gone
and without any look of hunger in his i
gods
all
in
good
humor,
as
usual,
I
was
Cft»toriade>str<jyi,W orma.
over to the other side.
eyes.
surprised to meet Mrs. Macgillivray in
Life became very dull indeed to this
Castori» allays FevcriahnaM.
One day, after a fortnight or so of j
ihc lobby, with n. face wherefrom the
half. He got in the habit of lying on a
this, Will tho Animal stood uii after
Casteria prevent* vnmiting Sour Curd.
accustomed smile was totally banished
sofa, watching the other half, who eat
breakfast and spoke.
aud its place occupied by pale fear.
at the table tearing the heart out of the
Caatoria cure* Diarrhoea and TVind Colic,
“There has got to be a change. ”
“What has happened?” inquired I as
books. He admired the energy of that
“
You
are
changing,
in
fact,
”
replied
i
Centuria
relieve» Teething Trouble».
I took her trembling hand.
half; for himself he could <lo nothing.
the other, with a sneer.
“Oh, have you not heard?” replied
If he read at all, it was a novel of th-
CaKtiirla euros Constipation and Flatulency.
“I am in love. I am going to marry
she.
lowest kind. lie even bought the penny
Casioria neutralizes tho effects of oarbonie acid go» or poisonous air,
a girl. Now hold your tongue,” for tho
“Nothing,” added I, with increased
novelette and read that with interest. If
intellectual half bounded in his chair.
apprehension.
Caatoria does not contain morphine, opium or other narcotic property^
he
came
to
a
passage
which
contained
a
°'S P1C7Q^
“You have left me very little power of
CHAPTER V.
“I have neither seen nor heard o’ the
thought or a reflection, lie passed it |
Caetoria aaaimilates the food, regulates the »tomach and bowel»,
TO
The first step was achieved. The first speech. Let mo try to explain what I j
deacon since yesterday morning after
over. Ho had ceased to think. He no
want
to
say.
”
He
spoke
painfully
aud
;
class
was
gained.
Chailice
of
Pembroke
breakfast,” was the announcement.
giving healthy find natnrnl sleep.
DENVER, longer even troubled himself about los­ was second classic. He might have been slowly. “Let me—try—I have lost, bit
SALT LAKE.
“A mere case of absence,” said I,
ing the power of thought
Canto
ria is put np in one-sire bottle» only_ It is not sold ill bulk.
with a:t effort at cheerfulness. “It is
Another thing came upon him—not [ senior but for the unaccountable laziness by bit, almost everything. I don’t want
OMAHA. KANSAS CITY.
to
read
—
I
can
’
t
play
any
more.
I
don
’
t
j
Don't
allow any one to sell yon anything elne on the plea or prosniee
of
his
first
year.
He
was
university
j
not
a
cose
cf
missing.
”
suddenly, but gradually, so that he was i
“Ye may gie it ouy name ye please, ”
not alarmed at it H« began to care no scholar, medalist, prizeman. He was care about anything much. But this
that it is ” just &» good’’ and‘‘will
of tho best speakers at the union. girl I do care about I have always i
said she, “but the like has never hap­
ST. LOUIS, longer about the games of which he had one
CHICAGO.
See that yon <»t C- a -S-'I'-O-R-I-A.
He was known to bo ambitious. He was loved her, and you with your deuced
pened since the day o’ our marriage,
formerly
been
so
fond.
Billiards,
rack
­
AND ALL
and yo know that the deacon was aye
ets, cards, all require, you see, a cer­ not popular, however, because he was intellect cannot kill that part of me. I
lj on «very
He kissed her forehead.
punctual, aye to a very minute.”
tain amount of reasoning, of quick in ' liable to strange fits of dullness. Those She loves me tea She loves me for my - i
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EASTERN CITIES.
I was forced to admit that that was
wrapper.
telligencc and rapid action. This unfor­ who met him wandering about the banks sell, and not on account of you and ■ terbury one day and lord chancellor the
stguature of
tunate young man had no rapidity of of the river found him apparently un­ your success. She is sorry for me. She next? To be leader of the house of com­ true, yet I could sec no great reason for
intelligence left. He was too stupid to able to understand things. At such has given me—I don’t know how—the mons is the present ambition. It Is a fear, and proceeding with her to the
OÆ'VîS TO
play games. He became too stupid even times he looked heavy and dull. It was power of thinking a little. When I am most splendid thing”—tho dreamer’s parlor I took a seat alongside of her
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria
CHICADO to row.
supposed that he was abstracted. Men married to her, she will give me more, i eyes looked up into space with the old with a view to get some further infor­
Let
us
part
absolutely.
Take
all
my
in-
i
respocted
his
moods,
but
these
things
do
mation.
I
saw
that
as
a
friend
of
the
light
in
them
—
“
a
most
splendid
thing
He ceased to lie a dreamer. All his
dreams weio gone. He ceased to make not increase friendships. Chailice the tellect aud go. Nell will marry a stupid —to lead the house—to sway the house. family I had something to do, and my
The Quickest to Chica­ music at the piano. He ceased to sing. i Animal and Chaliice the Intellect man, but he will get something from But I don’t know, ” ho sighed. “It will first effort was to procure all the infor­
her—something, I am sure. I feel dif­ take an awful lot of work, and the mation she could give me, preparatory
He could neither play nor sing—these weighed each other down.
go and the Cast.
ferent
already. I said something today Cambridge business did take it out of to my undertaking a search for so im­
They
left
Cambridge;
they
went
to
things gave him no pleasure. He oeasecl, !
“Very true, but what would you
London; they took lodgings. “You are which made her laugh. What are you one most tremendously. I didn’t be­ portant a personage as the dc-acon of the know what to suggest in aid of farther think were you to find that Angus is
in
short,
to
take
interest
in
anything,
Quicker to Omaha and
glaring
at
me
for?
”
hammermen
of
Edinburgh.
lieve, Nell, that I had such au amount
Inquiry, but I endeavored to ascertain also missing, having left Lis house about
eared for nothing aud hoped for nothing. now so different from me in appear­
I am not glaring. I am thinking, j of work in me. ’ ’
There was, however, wonderfully lit­ whether any one had called at Angus’ tho same time?” said 1, with a view to
Kansas City.
In hall the two in one sat now with the ance,” said the Intellect, “that 1 think Go “ on.
”
“You have been so gloomy lately. tle to be got. She could tell me of no flesh booth, to know whether he was at sound him, and thereby test my own sus­
reading set. Their talk was all of books we may leave olf the necessary precau­
Pullman and Tourist Sleepers,
“This has got to stop. Now find some Will. Was that fatigue?”
reason for his absence. There wa3 no home, aud having got something like a picious.
tions. Go about without troubling what
and
“
subjects
”
and
so
forth.
Tl;e
Intel
­
I
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journey he had intended to undertake. negative front her I resolved within atv
I am and what I am doing. Go about way of stopping it, or—or”-----
“
Ambition
on
the
brain,
Nell,
”
he
lectual
Half
held
his
own
with
the
rest
1
•‘Think!” repliedhe. “Why, wasnot
Dining Cars.
“What can you do?”
replied, lightly—as lightly as of old— He had no habits of intemperraice which own mind to find out what I could iu I present at Glennie’s tavern that night
—nay, he became a person to be consid­ and amuse yourself, but be careful.”
8 H. H. CLARK.
)
“
I
can
drink,
”
he
said,
with
awful
I
might
have
laid
him
up
in
a
tavern
nor
The
victim
of
sloth
obeyed.
He
went
this
direction.
success had not destroyed the old gayety
ered. It was remarked, however, that
OLIVER W MINK,
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when the villain drew his knife against
E. ELLERY ANDERSON,)
I accordingly left her with some words his own brother, and I hurried the dua-
any who met Chaliice out walking about all day long in heavy, meaning­ meaning. “I can ruin you. And I will i of heart ‘ ‘I’ve consulted a learned phy­ any loose inclinations that could have
unless
you
agree
to
part.
"
For Rates or general information call on or ad- found him dull and stupid beyond be­ less fashion. Ho looked at things in
sician, Dr. Sydenham Celsus Galon, wiled him into any of the dens of the calculated to assure her, and bending
away, aud was it not I who rccom-
The intelleotual half was looking at ■ Wimpolo street. He says that an en­ dissolute. Neither, so far as she could tiy steps to the firsh market I met sev­ con
lief. This was put down to preoccupa­ shops. Ha sat in museums and dropped
meuded the lawborrows? Think! Why,
W. H HI BLB1BT,
say,
had
ho
any
money
upon
him
to
oil
to
sleep.
Ho
strolled
round
squares.
him
with
a
strangely
softened
face.
eral friends of the well known deacon, if I were to find it true that Angus Mac-
tion. The man was full of his work.
I gagement with the right girl—he is ex­
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
He was meditating, they said. His brain At luncheon and dinner time he found There was neither scorn nor hatred in I tremely particular on that point, so that tempt tho robber and the murderer. all of whom had heard of his unac­ gillivTay was away, I would conclude
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was working all the whila He was out restaurants where he could feed—in that face. “Dimidium Animat,” he' I do hope, Nell, we have made no mis­ Then inquiries had already been made countable disappearance without being at the instant that he had repaid the
reality, tho only pleasure left to him said. ‘ ‘Half of my soul, I have some- j take—is a sovereign remedy for all in almost every quarter where ho was able to suggest any mode of accounting lawborrows by a secret 6tab. ”
making up for last time.
was to eat, dr ink and sleep.
thing to say as well. Confess, however, ' mopey, glum, dumpsy, moody, broody, known to frequent, so that if I had for him. On arriving at the market I
In
the
evening
the
lazy
half
sat
in
an
EAST AND SOUTH
“Yes, but there ore difficulties, ” said
One day he was in Kensington gar­ first of all, that I was right Had it not' gloomy, sulky, ill conditioned vapors. started upon the instant I might have made at once for Angus Macgillivray’s
easy
chair
and
took
tobacco,
while
the
1, with that straining for evidence of a
VIA
found
it
difficult
to
know
in
what
direc
dens,
sitting
half
asleep
in
the
sun.
Peo
­
been
for
thi9
step
—
the
most
severe
It
is,
he
confessed,
the
only
medicine
in
booth.
He
was
not
there,
and
a
boj
who
other half worked- At 11 the industri­
conviction which is so natuial to us.
served the customers answered to my in­ “Where could such a stab have been
ous half disappeared; then the whole ple walked up and down the walk be­ measure possible, I admit—nothing his pharmacopoeia. All his clients have
would
have
been
achieved,
eh?
”
fore
him
—
beautiful
women
gayly
to follow that prescription. You will
quiry that ho had not seen his master given iu broad day, and, it must have
went to bed.
‘ ‘Perhaps. You would work, you see. ’ ’ I very soon find that those glum, dumpsy
since the morning of the previous day. been iu the forenoon, seeing the deacon
They seldom spoke except when In­ dressed, sprightly women gayly talking
OF THE
“Yes. Well, I have made a discovery. | moods have ail quite vanished. You
I got from tho boy the place of his did not come home to dinner? Then
dustry had more orders to give. It was —the world of wealth, fashion, extrav­
master's residence, and though in the any secret den or out of the way place
no longer advice or suggestion, or a agance and youth. He was no more than It is that I have been too thorough. I will charm them away. Oh! I live again
chance of finding him there I might is scarcely to be thought cf, insomuch
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wish, or a prayer. It was an order. In­ three and twenty himself. He ought to don’t quite understand how, logically | —I breathe—I think—I don’t work so
have hesitated as to the propriety of a as the deacon could not have been wiled
dolence was a servant. “You took more have been fired by the sight of all this and naturally, anything else was possi- > infernally hard—I am once more human
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direct call, what I resolved was to tee there by one whom he feared. ‘'
wine than is good for me at dinner to­ beauty and all this happiness. Nobody ble. I wanted, heavens knows, all the —because I love and because”— The
his wife in his (by me) supposed absence.
day, ” said Industry. “Restrict yourself in the world can look half so happy as a intellect there was. You were, there­ girl’s head rested upon his arm, and he
“Nothing iu all that,” replied he,
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lovely girl finely dressed. But he sat I fore, bound to become the Animal pure kissed her forehead.
Angus, I found, lived at the corner “for
Portland........ 6:1 P M | San Francisco .10:4 A M to a pint of claret, and that of the light­
we all know that the deacon’s busi­
and simple. Well, you see we are not
THE END.
Enn Francisco 7 00 P M I Portland ........... 8:20 A M est, for tho future. ” Or: “You are not there liko a clod, dull and insensate.
of tho turn which the Cowgate utekes ness
led him down dark closes and out
Presently
a
voice
which
he
remem
­
really
two,
but
one.
Can
’
t
we
hit
upon
into
the
Grassmarket,
aud
thither
I
bent
taking exercise enough. If you have no
of the way places, where there are deus
Two Links in a Chain.
my steps. Nor was it many minutes be­ for all customers, dead or alive. Aud
Above trains stop at all stations from Portland to longer brain power enough even for the bered, “Papa, it is Will Chaliice!” He an agreement?”
Albauy inclusive Also Tangent, Shedds, Hal- sliding seat, walk—walk fast—go out looked up heavilv. “Why, Will”—tho
“What agreement?”
An English writer, the author of “A
fore
I
was
in
the
presence
of
Mrs.
Angus
». y, Harrisburg. Junction City, Irving. Eugene
he was so simple and generous
“Some agreement, some modus vi- Winter Jaunt In Norway,’’ in describ­
Macgillivray, but what was my won­ besides
und all stations from Roseburg to Ashland luclu to the top of the Gogs and back again. girl stood before nim—‘ ‘don’t you know
a man that if Angus had met him and
•Ive.
me?
”
vendi.
I
shall
get,
it
is
true,
some
of
ing
a
visit
to
Bjomstjerne
Bjornson,
derment to find this woman In very proffered the open hand of reconcilia­
1 want all my energies. ” Once Indo­
Uoaeburg Itlnil Daily.
It was Nell, the daughter of his tutor, the animal, you will get some of the mentions two incidents which are worth
much the same condition as that in tion, he might hoVu tel him anywhere. *’
lence caught a cold, it was a month be­
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now a comely maiden of one and twenty, intellectual, but we shall be united putting together for the encouragement
which I found the wife of the deapon.
Portland ..... sZOAM I Roseburg
oPM fore the May examinations. The wrath
“Well,” said I, getting more confi­
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4.80 PM aud reproaches of Industry, compelled who laughed and held out her hand to again, aud after all”— He looked very especially of those who have to do with
Her husband had left the house the pre­ dent,
“I may tell you, as his brother-
kindly
upon
himself
and
held
out
his
him.
Ho
rose,
but
not
with
alacrity
the
training
of
young
minds.
They
an
to give up a whole day to nursing that
[ was surprised to meet Mrs Macgilli­ vious day after breakfast without say­ in-law, that 1 have ascertained from
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
Tho
shadow
of
a
smile
crossed
his
face.
hand.
So
they
stood
with
clasped
hands
excellent
illustrations
of
the
truth
that
vray ia the lobby.
ing a word that he was to bo otherwise
oold, were very hard to bear. Yet Indo­
looking at each other.
a child or a man may appear to be dull tion to turn myself. Our-conversation engaged than at his stall, aud as it Wa­ A.ugus’ wife herself that he, too, bus
PULLMHN* BUFFBT
lence could not resist. lie could not He took her hand.
“I found it out through Nell, ” the of intellect when in fact he needs only was getting exhausted, as every sugges­ his invariable habit to tell her when he been missing for the same time. ”
even remonstrate. He was now a more I "Chaliice!” his tutor clapped him on
SLEEPERS
“Then by all that is good,” cried he
the
shoulder.
“
I
haven
’
t
seen
you
since
intellectual
half went on. “You wont the right touch to make him a thinker. tion fell away, leaving only an addition was to go to the country (which ho often
slave.
you took your degree. Splendid, my boy I to see her every morning; I went every
Bjornson, it appears, was not sup­ to the prevailing gloom, when I started, did) for cattle bhe could not account for as his eye flashed from the suddenness
When
the
examinations
came,
it
was
SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CARS,
of the impression tqioii the ear of these
evening. You were always brimful of posed when a boy to have any remark­ more by chance than good guidance, the his absence in any way.
necessary to observe precautions of a
words, "the mystery is all but cleared
able
talent,
nor
was
he
particularly
Attached to all Through Trains.
love
for
her;
I,
who
knew
this,
was
not
!
question whether the deacon had any
So far there was a difference between up. The villain has murdered his own
severe kind. To begin with, Indolence
studious.
At
15
years
of
age,
however,
;West Side Division.
moved
in
the
slightest
degree
by
her.
the conditions of the sisters-in-law that brother and run to tho country.”
enemies.
had to get up at 6 and go for an hour’s
Oh! I know that she is the best girl that a sudden change came over him. Some
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS run for the better bracing of the nerves
To this I got an answer which sur­ Mrs. Angus Macgillivray did not enter­
Nor was 1 much astonished at this
tho world at this moment has to show. one persuaded him to read Wergeland’s prised me, for of all the men in the tain any apprehension that any violence
Mail Train Daily, (Except Sunday.) He had to stay hidden indoorB all (lav,
ejaculation,
for the original suspicion
poem,
“
The
English
Pilot.
”
The
boy
I
am
fully
persuaded
of
that,
yet
she
world the deacon might have been sup­ had overtaken her husband, yet it was
while his ambitious twin sat in the hall
A M I Lv
Portland
has ceased to move me. I think of her was fascinated. A new world was open posed to possess an immunity from the clear enough, even from the suspicious had gradually been becoming a convic­
Uct A M I Lv
McMinuvtlln
flooring papers. He had to give up to­
tion with me, aud my mind was almost
12:1 P M I Ar
(orvalUa
intellect, which is certainly much lower to him. He longed to become a poet incursions of revenge.
eye she cast upon me while making the eager
bacco in order to keep the other half's
to have any remaining doubts re­
himself,
to
move
men
by
his
writings,
than
my
own,
and
I
cannot
even
admire
“I had forgotten, ” said she as she inquiries, that she was not free from moved.
At Albany and Corvallis connect with head clear. “Courage,” said Intellect.
to
make
his
mark
in
the
world.
her.
In
other
words,
I
cannot
be
moved
seemed to revert to some idea which the fear of some untow ard accident. SLe
trains of Oregon Pacific Kailroad,
“A day or two more, and you shall
“But,” said I,“what is to tie dune?”
This is incident No. 1. The second startled her. “Yes, there is one man I even questioned me as to my motive for
by anv woman. This terrifies me. ”
Express Train Daily, (Except Sunday.) plunge again into the sensuality of your
“Go to the city authorities,” replied
has
to
do
with
Bjornson
’
s
own
influence
“
Why?
”
fear.
Strange
I
never
thought
of
it
till
jailing,
as
if
she
thought
I
had
some
­
I pipe and your beer. Heavens! When I
he
on the instant, “and get them to is­
upon
a
chance
hearer.
“
It
threatens
my
future.
Don
’
t
you
ye put the question; yes, his own broth­ thing to tell and was afraid to tell it,
4:40 P fl I Lv
Punhuid
Ar I 8 :2 A M I look at you and think of what I was be-
S A M
The English lady who records it, er, o’ the same blood, burn of the same and 1 had some difficulty in satisfying
7.1 P M Lv
st. Joseph
Lv
see?
He
who
cannot
be
moved
by
woman
|
coming!
”
sue
a warrant for the apprehension of
0 A M
7:2 F M I Ar___ McMinnville
Lv |
is no longer man. But man can only be while traveling far up in the country, mother—Angus Macgillivray, flesher in her that my object was not in any way Angus Macgillivray. ”
Iudustry got a scholarship. Intellect
Through Tickets toall point» In Eastern got a university medal. Ambition re­
moved by brother man. If I cannot stopped at a little farm and was amazed the Fleshmarket Close. That man has connected with the circumstances of his
“I have been at the bailies’ office, ”
State*. < auada »lid Europe can be obtained at
move men, my career is at an end. What to find a well stored bookcase. She men­ been the very curse o’ our family. He disappearance. At all hazards, it was said I, "and found that the officers there
lowest rate* from G A Wilcox. Aasnt, MclUun ceived the congratulations of tho tutor.
tioned
in
particular-
works
by
Ibsen,
Ville.
E P. KOGERS.
they call magnetism belongs to the ani­
was a sweetheart o’ mine before I got my especial caro to avoid any reference do not consider the affair as sufficiently
“How long, ” asked the Animal, “is
Asst. G. F. A P A., Portland, Or.
mal within us. When that is gone, I Bjornson and Brandes.
acquainted with the deacon, but I never to the deacon, and cspeciallv his ab­ alarming to induce even an official
this kind of thing going to continue?”
R. KOEIII.ER. Manager.
“You are fond of reading, I see, ” she liked him so that I could have married sence, for as she doubtless knew that search.
now perceive, when the animal is
"How long? Do you suppose, ” replied
”
killed, the rest of the man has no longer said to the farmer.
him, or rather I aye feared him for his the enmity was all on one side—that of
the other half, “that I have given up
“Because,” replied he, “they don’t
“
Well,
I
wasn
’
t
formerly,
”
he
an
­
LOCAL DIRECTORY. my ambition? Remember wbat you said
any charm, any attraction, any persua­
passions, let alone his trade o’ killing her husband—she might have drawn, know the tacts,” adding satirically, “It
sion, any power of leading, teaching, swered, “but you see I heard Herr Bjorn- lambs. He never forgave our marriage, with very different feelings, the same is generally believed that those who are
two years ago. You were younger then.
compelling or guiding. His success, son leoture on heredity down at Königs­ and I'm no sure if he didna hate me as conclusion at which her sister-in-law blind don’t see. ”
You would sweep the board. You would
CHFRCHE8
He rose, but not with alacrity.
whatever he does, is all glitter—evan­ berg, and I got a bit interested and much as he did his brother. He never had arrived.
row
in
tho
university
boat.
You
would
“But even if they were put in posses­
B aftiht — Services Sunday 11 a. m. and
escent glitter. He may sit down and bought two of his books, and I enjoyed came to see us, though the deacon often
But
it
might
have
been
better.
I
hear
Having left this woman also in a very sion of the facts, no warrant would be
play
in
the
eleven.
You
would
be
a
7:3U p. m Sunday school 9:50 a in.; the
them so much I’ve bought more, and invited him, prayed him to let byganes unhappy condition, 1 stepped to the
young people’s sooietv 6:15 p iu
Prayer leader in all, all! You would then take you are reading law. Good! With the hold his tongue, for ha can do no more
now I read a good deal in tho long win­ be byganes, nor even after ha married , bailies’ office and inquired there wheth- issued without a signed informatiou,
ineatiuy lTiitrsday 7 30 p ni
Covenant up with something—you knew not what house before you? Good again I Let me good."
aud would you take that responsibility?”
ter evenings, and I like it.”
meeting first Sat each tuonlh 2:00 p. m.
a wife o’ his ain did he forget and for­ I er any search had been made by any of was my question.
“I only half understand. ”
—and you would step to the front. You lookatyou. Humph!” He grunted a lit­
8o
one
thing
leads
to
another.
And
METHuuisr EriscoF.il—Services every remember?”
give, just as if he felt dissatisfied that I the officers or constables, but here again
tle disappointment. “You don’t look
“Intellect, in short, my lower half,
“No,” repliedhe, “but you might, be­
Sabbath 11 00 a ui and 7 30 p tn Sunday
“A dream—a drflam. I was younger l quite so—quite so—what? Do you take is of no use without human passion. so a tiny seed, dropped almost by chance, he had na got some revenge, and then, I was met by tho remark that a two cause you Lave made the proper inquiry
school 0 30 a iu. Player meeting 7 00 p
may
result
in
a
harvest.
—
Youth
’
s
Com
­
to make things waur, the deacon got days’ absence did not form even a and found Angus fled. ”
! exercise enough?”
That is what it means. We have gone
then. "
in. Thursday. S F MaMthuxa. Pastor.
panion.
1 rich as he got poor, a change that never ground for such a fear of any occurrence
“Plenty of exercise—plenty,” replied too far. Let us end it. ”
“No longer a dream. It is a settled
C cmb . P reobv rxaiAN- Services every Sab-
“I would not like to take that respon­
I could be forgiven. So things went on either disastrous or fatal as would au- sibility either,” rejoined L “Besides
batli U 00» ni and . 30 p in. Sunday purpose. Hear me. I am going to be a the young scholar, who looked so curi­
“How? Ycu despise the man who is
What He Wanted 3Icst.
achuol « 40 u in. Y I' C. 1. Sunday 0 30 statesman. I shall play the highest ously dull and heavy.
i
for
years,
nac
reconciliation,
but
as
i thorize unv search by the authorities uf the time is not far enough gone for any
only animal. ’ ’
A lady who was shopping noticed a
p. in. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7 .30 p. m.
“Well, let ns walk together. You are
game of all. I shall go into the house
“No, no I The animal is part of man. very small boy who was employed as their ways lay different and they seldom I the city. I had my reason for a differ- very serious apprehension. We must
E E THoxnoN, Pastor
I shall rise—slowly at first, but stead- doing nothiug for the moment.”
I understand now. I have done wrong, “cash” in the store, and being interest­ met there were few opportunities for ! ent conclusion, but I was necessarily re- wait another day. There is on old say­
ClBiaitAN- Services every Sabbath li
They walked together, Nelly between Brother Half, to separate myself so ed in him began to ask him questions: quarrels. Now a’ thae things come up I strained from telling my story by u fear ing something to the effect that ‘if you
a. iu and 7 jo p in
Sunday school Jo | ily ”
a. iu. Young people's meetiug at 6 Ji) p ui-
upon me, and mail-, for it is only six
them.
"And I?”
much from you. Only you carried it too
’t you like to live with me months sync that Angus, having met of throwing suspicion upon u man vin- want to keep your friends, don’t prolong
II. A. Dcxtox, Paator.
“Father,” she said when they arrived far. You would not work—you would and ‘‘Wouldn
' dictive enough to take revenge upon me. your visit beyond three days, and if you
“You are a log tied to my heel, but
have
everything
my
little
boy
has?
’
’
S t . J.4MI5 C atholic —First st , between you shall be un obedient log. If you at their lodgings in Albemarle street,
the deacon in a tavern, got iuto wrath
On going toward Borthwick’s Close, want to be thought not dead, don’t be
not even give me a decent show. Sup­ she inquired.
G and H Sunday school 2 30 p m. Ves­
“what has come over that poor man! pose—I say suppose—we were united 1
and made threats which forced the dea­ | with the intention of again seeing the unaccountably absent from home beyond
were not”—
per* 7 30. Services once a month.
“What does your little boy have? ’ con to swear a lawborrows against
Indolence shivered and crouched. He has gone stupid with his success. I once more. Could I count on being al- . asked
deaconess—for so these great dignitaries three nights. ’ "
W B H ooax , Pastor.
the child, fixing his large, serious him.”
could not get a word out of him. Ha lowed to work?”
I
“
Am
I
then
—
all
my
life
—
to
be
your
were sometimes called at that time
To this Mr. Girvan agreed, and both
SECRET ORDERS
eyes
upon
her
face.
kept staring at me without speaking.”
These words, uttered in the peculiar when corporations were a species of do- of us saw the propriety of visiting tho
servant?”
“Yea,” said the Animal, “I have had
Kxok LEa L HarTKR Nv. 12. O E 8.—Meats a
“
Oh,
he
has
books
and
tops
and
a
Was he a lumpish log, or was he a a lesson too. You shall work, ” he hesi-1
tone of grief and fear, made an impres­
"Your life? No, my life. ” The two
Maaonlc hall Hi« tiisi aud third Monday evonuig
pony,” and she enumerated a lot of sion upon me which I tried to conceal, minions or powers—I met Andrew Gir- deaconess, who was hour by hour losing
tn each mouth Visiting member» cordially In­ glared at each other
man all nerves and electricity?
“
Silence,
log!
van, her brother, a currier, who lived hope. Wc found her iu the same posi­
tated and shuddered, “in reason, of: things.
vited
Mh” O 0 HODSON, eec
In the morning Will Chailice partly course—say all the morning, and if you
and it was aggravated by that involun­ ■ iu Niddry's Wynd. A sensible man, not tion in which 1 had left her. I noticed
Let me work. ”
MRS. U L HEATH. IV M
“
Has
he
any
papa?"
asked
the
child.
“I shall not be silent,” cried Indo- solved the question, because he called go into the house all the evening. ”
tary action of the nerves which doctors prone to fancies, he took a very differ- that as we entered she turned a wistful
CvaTXR P'-ar No. »—Metta the second »nd fourth
“Oh, yes, ho has a dear, kind papa, i call
Saturday of «ach month ill Villon hall at , So lence, roused to momentary self asser- and showed clearly that he was an in­
“working up,” an effect consequent ! ent view.
“
I
would
not
be
hard
upon
you.
I
i
eye upon us, with au expression that
who gives him all these things. ’ ’
p ui on second Saturday aud at lo.SO A. ni- ou tion.
I upi'ii a process of reasoning where all
“I have no enjoyment left in sensible log and a lfimpish log. He sat would let you have a reasonable amount
“I have been everywhere I could seemed to speak and say, “Is he not with
4th Saturday. All meuihers of the order are
“
Then
I
would
like
to
be
your
little
for an hour gazing at the girl as if he of indolence and rest. My success will [
cordially lut ited to attend our meetings
life. You have taken all—all”-----
boy,” said the child gravely, “for my the ideas are led by the feelings. I sat think of,” said he, “but I can find no you?” at.d there followed that blank look
11 F. C lvbini , Commander
“Yon have left what yon loved best would devour her, but he said nothing. be less rapid on your account, but it papa is dead, and I would rather have for some time without speaking, for I ’ trace. ”
in which the orb seems dead.
J A PtCKHAM, Adjt.
In the evening Cousin Tom called, will be more solid. Do you think that
of all—your sloth. Lie down and take
felt that it would have made matters
There was silence everywhere, as if
“Everywhere but the house of his
him
than
any
of
the
ether
things.
”
W. C T. U.—Meets on every Fri­ your rest. Why, you do nothing all bringing Will Chaliice again, but how if we were to be lost again in each oth-1 The lady who had been merely talk­ I worse to admit what I thought, and an brother, ” said 1, fixing my eyes on him. Augeroua had there set up her temple,
day, In Wright's hall at 3 o'clock p m.
day. A stalled ox is not more lazy. changed! Was such a change really due er I should once more feel for that girl ing with the child for amusement had ' effort to cheer does not do much good
“The house of his brother!” rejoined and the votaries were mute. The chil-
L. T. L. at 3 p. m.
unless it is backed by tome indisputable he. “What on earth would take tne
You can ear anckdriuk and take exereiso to evening dress? Keen of feature, as”-----
hard
work
to
keep
back
her
tears
at
this
M rs A J. W hiimorf , Pres
and sleep. What more for such as you bright of eye, full of animation. ' 'Why,
“Why, ’ ’ said the Animal, “you would naive confession.—Detroit Free Press. 1 fact of a favorable kind. I did not even there, the place of all others he would
C lara G. Essox, Sec y.
[TO be contented .]
avoid?”
Running
the Serpent s
Sting
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A
2
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Bl I PM • COMPAH
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