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* ’NCORPORATED', a full and complete set of »------------------------ s racts of _A.11 Lands a*nd To-wn. Lots in tlie County ©CSt- The only Set of Abstracts in the County COOPERATIVE LIVING IN ENGLAND. plan, for an Apartment House That Will Have All the Comfort, or Home. •tood her husband was to have followed her in the antutnn When matters, however, began to be threatening around Manipur she gave the hrst signs of her courage by refusing to leave the p-.wt held by her husband amid ms dmgerons surroundings. Her own letters home give the most concise snmmary we have had of the events which led up to the terrible disaster of the 24th Mrs. Grimwood was perfectly cool, even when the bullets were falling all around her The wounded were brought into the cellar of the residency, and here she tended them, dressed their wounds and provided food without a thought for herself, though s!ie received a severe wound Hl her arm It was when the residency was evacuated that her knowl edge ot the surrounding country proved of such service Shoeless, cut and ach ing all over, did this brave woman walk for 120 miles without once removing her clothes for ten days, but inspirited al- way s with the hope, which she kept up to the last moment, of hearing of her husband's safety It is a record of quiet heroism which deserves official -recog nition.—London Graphic. A well considered and comprehensive scheme for co-operative housekeeping is that soon to take tangible form at Chis wick. asuburb of London. At this place, half an hour from the city in time, and reached by underground railway, two well and favorably knowu architects have secured six acres of land on which to place the fabric of their very practical dream The buildings erected by them will surround the four sides of an oblong quadrangle, ami will have a porter’B lodge at the street end. At the other end will be a building containing dining rooms, a kitchen and accommodations Loudon Society and the Duchess. for servants It will also contain a num Wondering astonishment is being ex ber of single rooms for men whose means pressed in the world of fashion at the or desires only make it possible for them sudden and somewhat effusive intimacy to have a very modest establishment. that lias lately sprung up between the X These rooms will be divided into two two American duchesses—her grace of parts, the one where the bed stands con Marlborough and the Duchess of Man necting with the servant’s passage, so chester The other day the two beauti that its occupant, if engaged in study, ful peeresses appeared at the Royal Ar writing or otherwise busy, need not be tillery races attired in raiment so exact interrupted by the maid who comes to ly alike as to suggest tlie relationship ot put the rooms to rights. twin sisters. Both wore the most capti The houses that face the quadrangle vating black hats of the newstyle. slight range from little ones of two or three ly pointed in shape, and very smart rooms to more spacious dwellings hav three-quarter "four-in-hand" coats. They ing ten or twelve. They vary in height were inseparable all day long, and it from two to four stories, and some of was ouly a matter of individual opinion them are arranged in flats, so that some which of the two was tlie handsomer. thing is provided for many tastes and So far the Duchess of Marlborough many purses. On the exterior the houses has held but a tentative position in Lon appear to be nearly of the same size. don's great world. She has never had None of them has a kitchen nor quar the entree to that Mecca of delights, the ters for servants, but servants will be 'prince's set." and her career up to date under the roof of the clnb bouse and di has been unmarked, except for her pres rected by a matron, who each morning entation at court, which was accom 't; will send to your door the necessary plished only by special royal interven number to do the sweeping dusting tion. and has never been followed by cleaning, etc. court invitations of any kind, but with When other service is required during the withdrawal of legal suits against her the day it is to be had by ringing a bell. in America, and the consequent restora To meet this emergency rooms are set tion of her sequestrated income, her apart here and there throughout the grace intends to make some telling building where servants are stationed moves in the exciting game of London ready for action. To prevent the funny society, and No. 3 Carlton House ter sight that might be presented by the race is to be the scene of various brill flitting of so many maids at so many iant events this season hours the bouses have a little covered Under the peculiarly efficient tutelage to JHuiaeg* way at the back. The club din and sponsorship of the Duchess of Man ing foot n is to be reached by a covered chester. Marlborough house and Sand gallon across the fronts of the houses, ringham will no longer lie terra incog so that wraps and umbrellas will be un nita to the junior peeress.—London Cor. necessary in inclement weather, and one Chicago News may imagine herself stepping from one A» ActreRH’ False Neck. room to another of her own house. A well known actress of advanced A family may order what it will for dinner, with the certainty that it will jears. who recently appeared in this be well eooked and well served, in its city in a youthful character, used an in own compartment of the (lining room, genious contrivance to make herself pre by servants who will Jay the table ac sentable in a low ent dress A strong leather belt is clasped about cording to individual preferences, A number of private rooms well be the waist of the person wearing the ma arranged fbr those who wish to give din chine, ami this forms the basis for strips ner parties, while the only extra thought of papier mache which go to make a for the friend or two brought home to bust, neck and back of generous propor The outside covering of this dinner will be to notify the head waiter tions If any profits result from this plan, after counterfeit consists of the heaviest kind expenses are paid, it is promised that it of flesh colored silk, lined with the soft shall be divided among the tenants. est kind of kid leather This combina Other features of the enterprise are ten tion makes a remarkably lifelike skin. However, the height of the deceptive nis courts, cricket grounds, swimming baths for both men and women, a gym art is rnached in the ingenious arrange nasium, play rooms for children, a large ment which makes the breast rise and entertainment hall and a number of fall to correspoinl to the breathing and the emotions of the wearer. Directly studios. To regulate the social side of the proj beneath the outside cover of silk and ect, each tenant will have to have his leather is a thin air cushion stretched to name presented by one of the supporters the proper sbajie by means of wire of the plan It is said the names of Broad but very flexible springs rest many men and women who are leaders against the wearer's bosom and are con in artistic, literary and professional Lon nected to the air cushion The slightest heaving of the bosom is don are among its supporters Mr Mackmurdo. one of the originators of communicated by these springs to the the plan, is preparing to put up similar air cushion, and as a result the move buildings in London ami in a north ot ment is natnral enough to deceive even the most expert The silk covering is England town.—New York Poet made gradually thinner near the top and ends pretty well up on the neck One Woman's Pocket. which it closely clasps A necklace of A Boston paper, commenting on wom diamonds covers the arrangement at en’s clothe«, «ays that the women of to this [mint ami makes the deception com day need pockets infinitely more than plete.—Philadelphia Record. the ballot Certainly pockets would add to the comfort and physical freedom of Wa<n.rlan Opara In » »’«»•• •’•»*» women of the present day. but to be an I referred a year ago to a tour de force advantage they must be placed in a posi performed in a private bouse here, the tion where the wearer cap reach them first act of "Tristan and Isolde being without growing red in the face with then given entire, with scenery an<l the effort The other day a lady walked dresses The scene was surpassed on down Broadway dressed in a tailor made Tuesday night, when at the same bouse cloth gown. On the right side of the were given nearly all the second and the skirt, at a convenient distance below the whole of the third act of 'Die W alky- waist line, was a pocket inserted as a ren " The part of Brunubilds was «ung jacket pocket is inserted, and covered and played by Mme. Heimann with such with a stitched and buttoned lap The a voice and with such intelligence as are pocket was deep and broad under the rarely, indeed, to be found on any stage •kirt, and evidently fastened flat on the If Mme. Heimann had to earn her br under or muslin skirt. ing by singing her impoverishment would Her hands were free, and as «he Walked be hailed as a boor by all Wognentoa along she was an object of envy to the It is. however, nngraciou» even to sug- women struggling with purse, cardca«®, geet such a wish when this talented lady umbrella and handkerchief The tailor works bard for months in order to pro ma(ie gown was the result of a demand mote U>e knowledge of *“ for a dress light in weight and free from Franox Mme. Heimann was ably dust gathering and mud accumulating ported by Herr Dome, who ,ust*med the draperies, but it baa cut itself down heavy part of Wotan; by an excellen until it« tightened skirt will not permit tenor who appeared aa Sx-gmnnd. and j^hat necessity to every woman’s happi- by a number of ladies who persisted ue«« and flfeedom—a get-at-able pockeA Steglinde ami tba helmeted Walkyren. I r HMM b U uion. —Paris Cor. London Telegraph- Ttos Heroine of Manipur. Happily it doe» not often fall to tt® lot of any wouian to be called upon togi' o proof of courage and devotion, anch a» that recently shown by Mr» Urimwood »rife of the late Bntuh reeidfent at Man ipur / Mre. Grim wood bed b»4n married only ear», and it to a^ o^wn necret that «tmgetationed at Man- Mleii from the world. Xw interveto for her be- the country, which »be Hh. Hreocbl <►*—» ll” °’L A few n:ghU four l*d>e. found tbemwlre* »Jo«* •« lbe *7“' 1 W>dow Berry, .bout f"“r l^ “ city There *“ no lu*n .‘L’LreT .<>.1 tbev b»i »n interesting experience, “i^-tof .t-enriyto tbemght »only after they find hear.1 the boot of « 0*1 and and mu *H of the chicken» tn • tre»Mnear fetow. The Indie, got up ~>d eto ^.'Xedto fnghteu the knocking « the door of the hot« ** ».»king »anon» other o<h»e«. « to ber But the owl eouunned to hoot »nd b. wreck of eh^e-to^n n-nyoo^^. woman! y » btUe braxer IM» »>er emp» to return to R. R. HAYS, Manager, Tillamook, Oregon. ventured out under the tree, and, point I A JOKING WOMAN. Not to luvrat. ing it toward where the chickens were ARMENIAN FOLK SONG-THE MOTHER. We aouie queer peo|>le among still roosting, discharged it up in the Some Little rieaMautri«B Which Her H m - the many who are constantly Hitting into darkness The "owl" proved to be a I was a mother, and I weep; bxnd Didn't Appreciate. A MILKMAID TELLS OF THE PRO and out of this store, but an old man and The Night is coiue—the Day is sped— negro man. and the ball from the pistol “Now you say that you have always been a The Night of Woe profound, for, oh! CESSES OF ITS MAKING. struck him on the forehead, making a loving and faithful wife, and that your hus- his wife, up«m whom 1 w aited a few day« My little golden son is dead' scalp wound baud has no cause for complaint, do youf” ago, took the prize for pure, unadulter The pretty rose that bloomed auou The negro, to allay all suspicions while It All Cometi from Creaiu—A Visit to a asked a lawyer of an Indiana woman oppos ated simplicity. The couple were evi- j Upon my mother breast, they stole; dently on their first visit from the coun- ; ing her husliand’s petition for a divorce. npin the tree stealing the chickens, was They let the dove I nursed with love Large Dairy Farm—How the Milk is | “Y’es. sir ; 1 do say that very thing," was try. When I approached them the old Fly far away —ao sped tuy soul' very successfully imitating the hoot of Gathered - Recollections of “Cherry," the reply. lady, who was undoubtedly master of an owl The lady who shot the pistol “You never threw sticks of wtKxi at him, cereim»nies, stated that they wanted to That falcon I R m * th swooped down upon 'XJueen Bess," ami Other Ohl Favorites. and brought down the "owl” is Miss My sweet voiced turtle as he sung; or hot water over him, did you?” purchase a soup tureen. *Tw hushed and dark where »oared the lark— Florence Berry. — Dawsou News “Why'don't you buy creamery butter? “Oh, I don’t know but I may have done “ Do you want plated ware or silver 1 And so. and so my heart la w rung! I always do, I think it is better; why, it that once or twice in a playful way.” Which 1» the More Cruel? is made of cream, you know," said a i “Oh, you did? And were you joking when I asked. Before my eyes they »ent the hail “Solid silver, ter be sure, the woman Upon my green pomegranate tree— Women have learned to accept with young woman who has been recently [ you chased him al) over the house with a red responded, with a glance that, had I been Upon the bough wh?re but just now hot jxiker ? ” meekness, not to say indifference, the married and who superintends the keep- i A rosy apple bent to me! anylnxly vise than a salesman, would “Yes, I was; and be kuows it, too.” long continued nagging of press and ing of the dearest house in the world, i “Didn’t you sew him up in the bed clothes have frozen me. They shook my beauteous almond tree, humanitarian on the subject of wearing I was rather amused at the remark and one night and pound him with a club?” After seeing a number of designs the Beating its glorious bloom to death — birds’ plumage, but just why the wan at the tone of advice. To me it seemed j “Well, now, the idea of a man trying to old lady decided upon one and inquired They strewed it round upon the ground ton sportsman goes scot free of reproof inexpressibly funny, as 1 thought I knew f get a divorcement from his own lovin’ wife the price. Ami mocked its fragrant dying br wU h. womankind would like to know. One better than she did, having seen those for a little joke like that!" “One hundred and twenty dollars, I I was a mother, and I weep; “ Oh, so that was a joke too, eh? Was it mysterious processes called butter mak- I of our city papers announces cheerfully 1 seek the rose where nest let h non®— answered, aj 1 called to a boy to take th« No more is heard lite singing bird— that a certain citizen “shot a gannet at ing. Wondering if there were others intended for a joke w hen you knocked him article to the shipping room. down cellar and threw three fiat irons after I have no little goldeu eon I Hyannis, which is the finest ever seen on who knew no more about that rather “What! ” she almost screamed. “On® him?” this coast, being in absolutely full adult necessary article, 1 resolved that I would Bo fall the shadows over me. “Of course it was. 1 always was a joky hundred and twenty dollars fer that? The blighted garden, lonely neot; plumage. It was simply perfect, and a enlighten the public, and beginning with kind of a woman.” Wall, 1 swan!” For a few minutes they Reach down In love, O Gtsl above, a cow—a red cow, I think, calk'd Cherry gem in the eyes of an ornithologist.” “I should say so. You thought it a joke gazed at me, as if 1 had expressed an ▲nd fold my darling to thy breaatl Tender hearted woman wants to be in —I would tell the whole story of how when you locked him out of the house with intention of robbing them, after which —Eugene Field. formed what that “simply perfect” bird butter is made, and perhaps prove that I the thermometer below aero and he had to they conferred together. Presently tho sleep in the hen roost. That was a joke, eh?” had done to merit execution, and she other butter is made of cream, too. Tli« Bride- llidra a Mule. “Pfehaw, now I He’s gone and told you of old gentleman turned around, and in a Cherry stands up to her knees in red would furthermore like to know why the A marriage celebration in Algeria is quivering voice said he guessed they'd that little ca|>er of mine, has he? Well, he average man can never get his eye on a clover and, rapidly but not greedily, never could take a joke, uohow.” lietter buy a plated tureen, ns that was an interesting relic of ancient customs. fine bird hut he longs to have a shot at bites off the glowing heads. Nolwdy.l “A few more of your jokes would have just as good. The bridegroom goes to bring a bride, it Woman is only illogical, not cruel. knows how many "four leaf clovers" she killed him." We have several dozen designs in and the guests assembled outside the has swallowed; perhaps, that is what The judge thought so, too, and gave the If she had to kill the birds she wears she plated ware in stock, and after critically house will wait for his coining Soon the would receive an illumination on the makes all her milk turn to golden butter. man his “bill," whereupon his spouse of the examining each onetheold Indy plucked sound of pipe is heard coming from the She puts in a white and gold daisy and past said: matter that would render further nag summit of some neighboring hill, and “The ide® of a man bein’ allowed a divorce up courage enough to ask tho price of ging needless, Imagine her killing an eats sweet flag and anise, so that at night one that had only recently l>een pro the marriage procession approaches the ment from the true and lovin' wife of his when she is driven home to theliarnyard ornithological gem!—Boston Comrnon- duced, and v is selling for $18. When I bridegroom’« house. her breath is as fragrant as new mown buzzuni for a few little joke's like that. There mentioned the price, she looked blankly wealth. The pipers always come first In the ain’t no justice in iL”—Detroit Free Presa hay. at her husband and said she guessed we procession, then the bride muffled up in A Good Place to Get Ideas. I am sorry that the pretty milkmaid, In Ills Own Coin. didn't have any thing to suit them. As a veil, riding a mule led by her lover. ‘Where do you get such odd, stylish whom Barney bothers, is almost extinct; Street Car Conductor (putting his head in they were going out of the store, I over Then comes a bevy of gorgeously dressed notions?'' was asked of a woman the but if it is not her, as it sometimes still : tide the earl—Mbnggliu s’ree ! damsels, sparkling with silver orna other day, who contrives to make a is. it is somebody else with clean fingers I Passenger—Thank you. Will you please heard the runark, “What mighty dear stores these in New York are, ter be ments, after which the friends of the small income produce excellent results who does the milking and, as he whistles, let me off at J wxbrgm sreeti sure. I wouldn’t pay nior’n |3 fer a bride follow. for herself and family in the matter of thinks of her. Conductor— What street# Tho procession stops in front of the soup tureen—no, not if it was the ouly Passenger — Krxbglmuglb street, if you clothes. "I'll tell you,” she answered, So you thought dairy butter was not one in the country.” Jewelers’ Weekly. : bridegroom's house, and the girl's friends please. ‘1 study the windows of first class clean made of cream. Let us follow the milk line ixith sides of the pathway. The Conductor (impatiently)—1 can’t under ers and dyers. In them are hung from man. while Cherry lies down and in pipers march off on one side, while the stand you Say it again. Bunco in the Ago. time to time, to display the renovator’s “meditation, fancy free” chews her con Passenger (willing to oblige)—Prbmxjgst- lion. William Gould, of Windham, io bridegroom lifts the girl from the mule skill, most beautiful imported garments. templative cud. When you have seen gxxk. a letter to The Portland Presa, given au and holds her in his arms. The girl's I look closely and profit, and have in the milk carried to a little stom* milk Conductor (angrily)—Go to thunder I account of Ransom, who in the first friends thereupon throw earth at the this way many times evolved effects house, built on a hillside, where the wa Passenger (blandly)—No sir; I am going years of the present century came to I bridegroom when he hurries forward winch have Isen commented on as you ter from a spring trickles in and around to Fjmngelwmblgglg street an<i carries her over the threshold of his [Conductor retreats to the platform ami Portland and pn*tended to I m ) able to | house. Those about the door beat him have just done It is the valuable gowns the pans, and smelled the cool, sweet and jackets that are worth the expense cleanness of the place, you will be ready unburdens bis soul for live minutes in the transmute metals. From lead found on with olivv branches, amid much laugh of cleaning, ami one thus gets a glimpse to confess that dairy butter may be goes!. soft, musical language of southwestern Tex a small island near Free|s>rt he obtained ter. silver. Ho had his crucible« and other of dresses that are worth copying."—Ex Then when you have seen a woman in as.]-Chicago News. In the evening, on «onio occasions, the apparatus in a shop on Exchange street. change. white cap and apron, with strong, grace Indian Boys' I'rayei-s. Several reputable citizens were deceived pi|M«rs and drummers are called in. and ful arms, lift the dasher up and down in One of th® older Indian boys was obliged and fleeced. It was finally propped that j the women dance, two at a time, facing Mr». Pryor’s Society. an earthen churn, anil »een her with a to leave school to work, hi the last prayer The Daughters of the American Revo he lie watched, and a hole was bored each other; nor does a couple desist ladle in her hand working the butter into meeting be at tended bo said: “It makes me lution now number 150, anil new names over his private room. It was found that j until, panting and exhausted, they step feel very sorry when I think that next week a yellow roll, I am sure you will lie glad are coming in daily The prospects of he rolled up a pistari*«*n, a coin worth aside to make room for another The to taste it. This is surely the poetry of my seat will lie filled with my abaenee.” An the New York city chapter ure very twenty cent®, and inserted it in the end , dance hits great energy of movement, other prayed that ho might walk more “ cit- butter making, and 1 thought there could brilliant and ably officered President cuinupotly before the world.”—Ainericar of the wand with which he stirred the though the steps are small and changes be no other, until I realized that perfec Miasiouury. of position slight, the dancers only cir _____________ Mrs. Roger A. Pryor is full of plans and molten contents <»f his crucible. tion of mechanical detail and fitness for cling round occasionally. It had l»vvn noticed us a curious fact ideas, and means to make it the highest ▲ Little Too Verdsnta uses di<l make poetry also. But they swing their bodies alxtut with that the ingot he found in liis crucible and best of women's clubs in the city. 1 visited a large dairy farm and was was invariably of the value of a fifth of an astonishing energy and suppleness. It will be remembered that a couple of taken through a great cool cellar, where a dollar. One of the iugredienta on As leaves flutter Is*fore the gale, so do years ago Mrs. Pryor managed by her the milk of forty deer-like Jerseys was which he relied was May dew, and he of they vibrate to the music; they shake; self a Jacksonville lienefit that netted cooling. It was in large vats with run fered a high price f<»r its collection. they shiver and tremble; they extend the sufferers ftl.OOO, and is socially and ning water all around it. Then the Country people brought in such large ,' quivering arms, wave veils, und their intellectually equal to the duties and churning was done by a water motor, quantities of I his dew that he was at first > minds seem lost in th® ubandon and honors imposed by the Daughters of and the butter worked in a large bowl, appalled. But he got out of it by testing i frenzy of the dance, while the other wo- the American Revolution.—New York and after this 1 saw it pressed into half the dew and asserting that the sun had i I men, looking on, encourage by their World ________ pound jiackagt-s just right for the table. shone on some part of it and s|»oiled t he i high, piercing, trilling cries, which add As athletes American women are gain Each package had a sheaf of wheat whole. The water it had cost such labor tx> the noise of tho pip«*® and drums.— ing even transatlantic fame for extraor printed on it, was wrapped in a sheet of to gather was |>ourvd into the gutter. New York Journal. dinary pedestrian feats, | k >1 o playing, paraffine paper, and laid by itself in an He was brought to trial and strong ef cycling, and a few have managed even ice-lined compartment. I thought tho U rll lug tun's Plana. forts w ore madetohava him exhibited in football. Nearly all the cycle clnbs have people of Philadelphia, where this was Before the battle of Waterloo, no one the pillory, but be «»Heaped punishm«*nt. | admitted women, mid gymnasiums and to be shipped, were very fortunate. was probably more uneasy than Lord «»LewiBton Journal. I have not descrilied all the processes special schools for women in boxing and Uxbridge, who, if Wellington should be fencing are increasing Every fashion »ery minutely, as I wanted to tell aliout llrwltrlir*! Milk. killed, would be called upon to succeed I Young Mr ('¡Hie- Ah, Fred, old man, the making of creamery butter, and the able school for girls has its physical cult F. H Itoaii. a former Oxford dean, new him in command, and who knew nothing ure class, ami the future women of so principle is the same in all butter mak wish 1 was an autumn leaf, that I might I m residing in Cadott, Wi»., communicate« whatever about the duke’s plans. preMHrd with those fair hands. ciety are learning how to turn somer ing. ul am in a very difficult [Kjaition,” he Fred—Cheer up, my Ixiy, you won’t always a »1 range tale of an old Oxford county To go back a little, they carry the pails be so green as you are. Munsey’s Weekly. saults backward as well as to leave a car superstition to The Norway Advertiser. said to a friend. “If any accident hap of foaming milk — and this is no poet's riage with grace and to play the mando 11« says that when he w us a lad the peo- pens to the duke, I shall find myself oom- figure—to the great tin cans that stand Kolirltucle. lin ami harp plo of his ru-ighliorh'««1 used to lielievs mander-in-chiof. I would give anything in the corner of the grassy yard and “Madam,” said th® conductor, “that dog Although Mrs. Polk, the widow of the strain it into them. The cans are wheeled will hav® to g<> into the Itaggage car, and that an old woman living there wim a In th® world to know the duke's project«, witch. Hhe txs'aiue protoked with a ami yet I dare not ask him what 1 ought ex-president, is in receipt of a yearly in out to the roadside and set on a rude that boy can’t ride for half fare.” neighbor beeause the latter refused to fe do.” come of nearly $7.000. her home in Nash platform there, and when the man who “But, sir.” After some consultation on tho subject, ville was recently advertised to be drives the milk wagon come along he sets “Sorry, maiiam. I sit the company's rules sell her a cow, anil thereafter no butter could be made from that now's milk. they went together to Wellington and sold for $1.000 worth of city taxes them lightly in, along with many others. ar® strict. ” “P®rhap® we ran arrange It. Can’t I pay No matter how long they churned, the frankly told Idin th® difficulty in hand This home of hers, winch by the pro I have found it in my heart to envy this butter would not come. As the story The duke listened without impatienca, visions of her husband's will reverts to man. He sees the world in all the fresh- full fare for Fido while Willie goee and seta in the luggage rar Fido's health is so deli and at th® end of Ixird U abridge*« speech, the state of Tennessee at her death, ia news of morning, when everything is cate that 1 am afraid to hav® him out of my goes, a girl in the family hail heard that a witch could lie burned and di«|w*iiree<-<l by he said, calmly: ‘Who will attack th« situated in a I«rk of two acres in the waking up and is fresh anil bright after care.”—Merchant Traveler. dropping a rail hot horseshoe in the churn first to-morrow, I or Bonaparte?” heart of Nashville. The failure to pay its rest; again when the sun s*-ts ami the “Hormparte,'* replied Lord Uxbridge. with the cream. Him tried the experi the taxes ia supposed to be due to inad glow still lingers, the big man drives his A Slip of Ihr Tongu«. “Well,” continual th® duke, **liona- ment, > hereupon »lie declared that i* Mamma— Why, Harry Hl Clair, Yoo vertence ________ sturdy team slowly up the hills and at a naughty, naughty boy I 1 hear.l you l»ll ■cream issuwj from tliecliiirn! The but parte hae n<»t given rue any idea of his round pace down the slopes, and carries Miss Yerne Tsmla. of Japan, a student your little brotlu-r ju.t now that you'd ter mmiii came,and a war in tlie nliape of projects, and, as my plans will depend at Bryn Mawr college, is one of the five his load to the creamery. It is a king “knock him Into the middle of neit wook” If a horseshoe was after surds seen on ths upon his, how can you expect ma to tell building, a little at one side of the town, be didnt alt o»er on the w>fa What do you old woman's person by some imaginative you what mine are?” children sent by the Japanese govern Ixird Uabridge bowed and made no ment for an English education; and »he, and looks like soldier»' liarrack». Here mean by using such language I oliserver. "When I wasa lioy, I lielieved ' Harry—1—1—er—I meant to u* "pleaae tlm story, but my faith is somewhat reply. Th® duke rose, and continued, with ona «‘tiler companion, were the only the milk of "Cherry," "Queen Bess" and I I “Polyanthus" is emptied together into ut o»«r," but my tongue all|>|flal —Tinm touching him in a friendly way on th« •haken now," says Mr ilean. children able to complete the ten years absence from their own country Miss I great vats and inextricably mixed. In shoulder; ▲ Ilealrabl« AcrompllilimeiiL Wlirrr Rag« (io. “There is one thing certain, Uxbridge Tsuda lias been appointed teacher of quiiM it stands, and chemically, and, •*I mm >,” Baid Mm B., as her husband ®o- Fioueew¡ vim must often have wondered —that Is, that whatever happens, you English in the Princeas school, founded therefore, imperceptibly, the yellow U tm I th® iema® after thrashing a etesky Iwok by the empress in Tokio. and will re cream particles are »-[»orated and rise to agent, “that you ar® mor® accompli died Ilian where all th«* rags go to after they pane ami I will do our duty.” the surface. In the morning there is a into the w agon of any on® of the aevvral lie then shook his hand warmly, and I imagined.” turn to her work in June. thick mam of cream to be skimmed off hundred rugineii who [ hum through th® they separated, lx»rd Uxbridge no wiser “How toT Inquired Mr B. and churned. The cream of the previous alleys with their uKMiotonouB criea. “ Why. you ar® quit® adopt at hammsring The degree of Ph. G at the Philadel than before, yet feeling that Wellington The*® gatherers of old rags take them ’• had trusted him exactly as far as his phia College of Pharmacy ■“» l*en milking is put with it, as they churn only brass.”—Cleveland Leader warehoufws where they urn t>ought in reticent nature would allow earned by Mi*» J«*an Gordon, or Cincin- once a day. Labnr Having. All this cream is turned into a great bulk, ami th«*n aaaorted by girls accord nati She is one of the six, out of the Yet the great «hike did depend In a "Well, Johnny, I »ball forgi», y**u thia ing to quality. There was a time when j square churn, hung comerwise, the licit class of 184, »'ho attained the grads great measure upon the application of Uro. «»4 it'« »ery pretty of you to writ. ■ ' which attaches it to the engine is slipped moat of th® rags were sent to [taper common sense to the needs of the mo •distinguished." Her average was the latter to my you're wrry, " mill*. Now a very small proportion of ment. W hen he wm one® asked how lie highest ever taken by a woman gradu ' on and it is turned over and over a great “Ye, ma, dont tear it up. pleon. " many times, until the ezperienced ear rags are made into [tap r, straw and day mcceeded in conquering Napoleon's mar “Why. JobanyT ate of that college knows the right moment has come. Then “Be*-auM It will do for next time "—Chris I m -mg th® chief ingr«*di®nt«. Fine linen shals, one after another, ho replied: Miss Emma Steiner, the only woman it is »topped and the buttermilk is drawn tian N*U**n puffer, no <*all«*d, is mad® of rags. Ninety “They planned their campaigns just operatic conductor in America, has read, off. They have a special bright tin cup per rent, of the rag-* collected, however, as you might make a splendid set of liar- G« mm I Mam« for a composed and exw utod music of a high which they reserve for visitors; this they gointo the manufacture of “shoddy, of n«*««. It looks very well and answer® Maiiel - W hat are you going to call yuar order ever since .he w» a child. Bbe will fill and give to any one who elan '• which cheap rea*^ made clothing is very well until it gels broken, and then dog. Jessie) travel» with operatic com ¡«Miles as con by. It is sweet and cool, and a most de J mbm ® Oh, a real pretty ñama! I saw it m an u fa«* to red. This stuff is now ruiulfl you ar® done tor. Now, I mak® my ductor. and w now engaged in the com licious draught. up into the brightest and moot at tractive campaign of ro|M*a If anything went After this a great many pailful» of tn the window of a book atore tha other day— pletion of two o[*eretta»of her own com water are poured in and the chum is set ‘Mont® Car Io? *—Burlington Fre® Preaa I m H terns, ami can only be told when new wrong. 1 tied a knot and went (ML-— from wool by th® expert, and by experi Kxchange posing _______ _ »lowlv going »K»<o. then they draw off M«»r« In His Lin®. ence with U h * wearer Clothing Man u> Yvette Gmlbert, the reigning concert the water and lake the butter out into A<l««lph*»® Trollop®*« Cook. First Artist -Whc®e pirtur® I® that tb*y bt I aajib Globe Democrat. wooden bowls. From here it ia carried hall favorite of Paris, ia «id to earn $800 and emptied on a circular table, »alt i» bar® oa th® new twenty dollar rwrtn®, Fred? Mr. Trollope was fortunate in securing an even.bg. «nd b*r a coo^ Hnt-uftd Arttot iwho w In hard lacto* Kmliy sprinkled on and the machine set going lx>Hg Dortor®. alta/ hed eervants. One«, when h® paid a drawing room she receives W"u o It i»deftly manipulated and an «rmoxusi I don’t know. HaroM You konw that I pay PhysicuxD® ap[M*ar to conform quit® a long visit to V®nfcs. hi® devoted Tus father and mother are < ncierg«. ami1» down and flat»-« the surface all over. mor® attention to figure® than fa/ m. — generally to th® faiioliar injunction t® can attendants took [MMiitiv® pride in few year» ago »be wa» |«or ami ot«ruro. Tls n it is lieaped up again; this is re- >w«i ttartnaelvr®, aav® where th® rota fighting it out with lb® “foreign” inule®- l»Iled until Ibesajt Mthxoughlr worked A pension ha.'rroen'tiy plaint la old ag“ Tlw a,era*e age of [M-ople over lire and eonteeitni But oc- lhr<High It i» then put Iwk in the the de. -edentat.f the Massa* ho »-I to Mell- casionally h® »tumbled on a sad excep Mrs. Locke, the mother of Davtd R. wixsien Ixtwls to wait until the next morning, when it is worked a little more ca' »M iety during the year IreaclMei tion to the rul®, and w® have one strik Dicke, better known aa Petroleuni an<i prexaed into all »is«» and »hapra of the high figure of wxty eight yeara ami ing example of how ®upt*r»titk>n may ex N«by Mrs- Locke. wm> “ »*7 .Jen tx»xea. f v»o-r.«-d up and put in a a half, which cornea very <'toae to th. ist tide by tide with irreiigioa and rat received tue ¡«mwon ou sc««« refrigerator *ar. where it reaches the apen of life alkitted to man by the cahly A cook had been robbing hitn husband . aervicu in tbe war of 1811 oxisuruer in an incredibly short time. psalmist Boelon Herald. right and left. The one man's word was This is all th* procem. eesentialiv the sei against that of th® other, and It Mrs. Proctor, widow of "Barry Corn «one whether in th- creamer». ll»e large ▲ < «*•(«•< «»f Cwlon». to a ' aae ot hard swearing in court wall." and mother of Adelaide Ann .larry or lire little stotse milk leer«*. AJ1 Up In th* r«*d man b oxMlry, in which tween lb® master ami the servan proctor, now eighty-seven yra" «Id. » lh< tnrtter u ma*ie of cream [ -ae don't rep« ««entail vea of nearly ail rare® ap crucifix was handed to the cook. ... . . Ld to be ,tul a bnlh-t -xoety worn- beget that. • What shall be-st but white Orefcl and pear to hav® »i»ngr«»gaud. th®r® wm a was invited to take oath to and keenly alive to U- current top laitt-rA to *[U*An M-xher Gcxiee. N*<hing fUt«; conumt iNHween Mvatra. H|u® an»i t®»n< lie twice ics of tbe day _____. better. » there? unlem methinks—they Whit®, aixl ®trang**ly enough tin»y wer® falseh<Mjd he hi (ended to | ■Med io pt-ad brown sugar over that. 1 Keietne was accost*-med to reod lying hr A h Mark. Th® black uwn «era ar- twice he was unable to u can taste it now and f»el again the dee- „„ . narrow b^dlL-l bejw^n two by a ml man and tried (»-fura a turned a« white as a sh<vt, parr »Uh itlrsd my heart whe* l<r pt-i .hairs W.^ndrowoi—ovwrtookbto. I, »..He siAs A oW I- the xsrAsei —mak 1./» 1» •rhte* 1« waa twit a war of ranaa ¿ m ® iM • . h « t r »» - * " — — - r I f F ! 1 )