Tillamook headlight., March 17, 1892, Image 2

................................ PRESIDENT
H V. V. JOHNSON. ..
......................... VICE-PRESIDENT
WM. D. STILLWELL
SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
GEO. L. SMITH...........
CLAUDE THAYEK, **
W. II. COOPER,
EXECUTIVE COMMUTEE.
L. H. BROWN,
>
WM D. STILLWELL,
H. V. V. JOHNSON, J
W. F. D. JONES............................ CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
Meets first and third Saturday each month.
•m alone in the v.uiiu un 1 must limit,
my arrangements."
“Well, the symptoms look like typhus.”
Hartman's face became even paler
than before: his eyes stared with tin- ex­
pression of honor u[x>n the speaker.
“A slow fever, in which one does not
lose consciousness: is it not so, doctor?
Certainly so?"
“If my fears are likely to ls> realized,
I could wish the contrary. The fever
begins violently, you are delirious at the
crisis, and the worst is over, when you
recover consciousness.”
To be delirious! Hartman shuddered.
To bo delirious, not to be master of his
thoughts and words, to betray his secret
motives, in spite of himself to reveal
that with which his mind bail incessant­
ly occupied itself—no, for heaven's sake,
anything Imt that!—“I want no sister of
mercy, no attendant; look after me at
intervals of sev.-ral hours," hosaid, tura-
I
. ing to the physician.
He smiled at the notion.
Hartman determined not to fall sick; '
•---------------------- - REGARDING ♦
Tilla,moolsz City and oc
Eafc- All about our Timber, Coal, Fisheries, Farming Lands ami other resources
nificent harbors.
Address
Board of Trade, or
I
HOW THE INDIANS FIGHT.
TUlug* Money L’aunot Buy.
How much the happiness of individual |
lives is made up of priceless things, un­
salable in the coin of the land, yet found
quickly when the heart of the seareln-r |
honestly desires them! Many of these
real treasures are qualities that simply
diffuse themselves through the moral
and mental atmosphere, ami are some­
times httle valued, because they seem
too vaporous and too illusive to be prac­
tically gra>pe<l: hilt they are genuine
|H>s.sesHlons and won by lieart service.
Who does not rejoice to have tin hon­
orable name—not necessarily a distin­
guished name, but <t clean one? truly,
pride in such an inheritance, which can­
not be bought, is justifiable if with it
there are mingled a feeling of humility
and a desire to do one's own part to
transmit the name as unsullied as it has
been liestowed. What makes home love
dearer and sweeter than all else, ami
treasured while life lasts.' Not the tables
ami chairs, not the delicacy of porcelain
or the ¡esthetic beauty which the loom
achieves.
These minister to the comfort, taste
ami artistic nature; but beyond these
there is something which ministers to
the heart ami soul, glorifying plain sur­
roundings and homely details—some­
thing illusive to measure or weight, yet
potent to guide, to comfort and to help.
What is this but the sympathy, the
trust, the spirit of sacrifice, the gentle­
ness, the faith, the readiness to do and
to bear, which, blended together, make
the chain that binds ns to our homes?—
Harper's Bazar.
BABY’S
FIRST
LETTER.
It Hrokn Up an Interesting Card pa
aud Turned a Drummer*» Cour»«***
An Ohl Major of < avalry Talks—Reputa­
tion* of Savage Tribes.
The «rooking room of the PuiinJ
I soniHtimes wender (if It be a sin
DISAPPEARING FROM THE STREET
1 pray our gracious L<»r»J to pardon rne)
‘ I have had man) \ ears’ experience as
A CLUB THAT EATS MEAT WITH
car held a merry company on Saturd*.
RAILWAY SERVICE.
Of that strange . .... <1 the pe<»ph* I »arbor in
purchaser of sa«hlle horses,” remarked a
evening, and none was more hilarw
ITS FINGERS ONCE A MONTH.
An eastern country, if it may not be
major of cavalry on his wav to Chicago
As true; as strari • There uro so many creeds,
than the heavily mustached driiiiiiUl.r
Where
He
C<»me*
from
»»<1
Whence
He
So many “I beli<-ves;" yet who dare say
wlio told stories, played card, and
Th«» Peculiar Fad of tlie Old Curioxjtj to a reporter in die corridor of the South­
There ar»! too many, if <• ic.i fit the needs
I*
Going
—
Wlmt
ilr
Co*U,
Broken
and
I
ern hotel, “having l»een a member of
Of some poor soul to help it on the wa.yf
laughed loudly with more zest than
Club, of New York—A Dingy Place oi
Lnbr»kei.--A Hardy Little Brnte-Hi»
horse Ixrnrds for the last thirty years, and
any. “He's a case,” whispered a gra,.
Or claim that one. and one alone, h> right?
Meeting for Wealthy Bohemian*—Con­
Work und Vear* of Service.
having bought cavalry horses for the
They are ail bound iu one great brotherhood.
headed passenger, nodding toward tb,
trast
with
Another
Club.
Vnit«*<l
States
service.
I
therefore
feel
And in two woi ; it s •■»: • r,o me, each might
How often one hear» the remark,
leader of the fun.
Its teaching U> tin* world express: Be good!
that
I
know
whemif
I
speak
when
I
say
Within hearing of the continuous clatter
“Juhtlook at those mule» drawing that
“Another game?” asked a player, J
But tills belief ishlrang«-si of them all.
that
th«»
supply
of
good
saddle
horses
in
of the east side elevated road, in the rear
car; they look like rats." They have
That wh'-n the chief of an z !s downward fell
the train drew near an important elt!]
the
country
is
smaller
than
it
has
been
at
.room
of
a
shop
crowded,
from
the
stand
of
groin his high it <■
and by that full
I do not mean thus become known very generally as
“No,” answered tlie drummer. "j J
'old books at the floor to the back window’s, any time since th«» war.
Became a monai ch of th»* souls in liell;
with the dusty, rusty, musty aud curious that there are fewer thoroughbreds, for little rat mules, ami the description is a
got to get off here ufter mail. | te|P
That, thou.'li (rod ••.'ist him from lii« lofty place.
[odds and ends that have won for it the there are probably more, but horses suit- good one certainly. Many of them don t
graphed ahead to have it brought t,
In awful justi. for Ins punishment,
title of the Old Curiosity Shop, a man sat able for other purposes than racing and look milch larger than a good sized billy
Yet is in* bendiii : IT" i his thn.ne of grace
the depot.”
before a sheet iron stove cooking beef- ¡»ark use are becoming rarer every day, goat, being so small that they are hidden
In tender pa lencc I »'I Hie fi»‘ii>l repent;
As the train started after tlie halt In
steafs. He was a big, powerful man, with and although the ¡»rice ¡»aid by the gov­ from the people ill tlie ear by the dash­
Until bis angeJ i .»ture com»1 .¡ ' m,
large, stroug hands, a large and massive ernment is higher than it has been for board in front. It certainly does l<x»k
Then will the ;
s wor I; of ‘ I forgive,”
re-entered the car, holding a half dozen
Fall on the fires of lu ll, a cooling rain,
'head and a determined face. Yet he th«* last twenty years, it is very difficult cruel to make them pull a car loaded
letters in his hand. There was on,
And every tortur -1 so’il shall »¡rink and live.
ihandled the savory segments of meat as
to Becure ¡»rojM r mounts for the cavalry, down with people, a load that would
with his firm’s card on tlie envelope
delicately as a woman might have done.
Then hell atel earia an 1 le* uen shall be as one
but lie did not open it first aa lie set?
Sitting around the room on stools, chairs, while ten or even five years ago at least strain jiowerful horses on an up grade.
In love and peace and holy bl •s.s - loess,
trunks, piles of books and tables loaded three times as many horses able to pass It is like a great many other things,
tied himself in a corner of the compart-
Eu»h warmed and lighled by the shining sun
Of endless «lay, the sun of righteousness;
'with prints, playbills and autograph let­ Bluster were presented as the advertise­ however.
ment. Another was from a leading
ho
struggled
terribly,
and
fought
with
8uch is their creed What think you, ye who hear,
ters were a dozen men or so, all of more or ments called f»>r.
It is cruel only in appearance. The
customer, but tlie cover remained ua,
That they blaspheme? Perhaps; but, tel) me, all the strength he had left against the ■ less local notoriety. There were a couple
‘*1 haveserved on the plains nearly con­ little mule is equal to this ami much
who
torn.
I
approaching foe.
I of politicians among them, a prominent tinuously for more than thirty-five years,” more. If the car would hold more peo­
Can know th<-e t\di;r ? However it appear
There he lay shaken by the fever, but | up town builder, a famous contractor and continued tj)e speaker, “and am tolera­
He shuffled tlie package until li,
I sometimes wonder if it is not true.
still HlHCioUS.
I house raiser and mover, a composer whose bly familiar widi all the features of cav­ ple be and his mate would pull it any
camo to a little square envelope, post­
—Harriet F. Blodgett iu New York Sun.
I
“That's the nurse, that's the chair, 1 music is played throughout the world, a alry life. A cavalryman always has a place, and on a level would lake it skip­
marked in an interior town and al-
ping
along
so
fast
that
you
would
almost
bronze
founder,
a
sculptor,
several
paint-
now 1 ani stretching out my hand, 1
frontier station. an«l only sees civiliza- j
dressed in a girlish hand.
begin
to
think
no
other
motive
power
!
ers,
the
art.
editor
of
a
great
magazine,
and
tion during his brief leaves. Civilians do
know exactly wliat I am doing,” he re­
Quickly came off tlie wrapper, and
i a sprinkling of literary men, brokers, not realize the hardships and exjiosures was requiretl to realize rapid transit. He
peated ten times every hour.
1 physicians and men of business—all of to which a cavalryman is subjected. He has enduratice, speed aud strength, and
an intricately folded epistle np[>eared.
“And if it turns out otherwise, would whom supervised the culinary preparations
Hart man was by no means a bail man. they give any weight to feverish dreams?
Rapidly his eye read the first page,
has seasons of idlen«»ss, but also long pe­ thrives where an animal more hardy and
Youth, love and opportunity made hint Nurs«^, who have to hear so many I iu progress at the stove with grave interest. riods of great exertion, and as a pr<xjf of I stronger in appearance would soon die.
“Dear husband,” it began, and tender
I The rattle of conversation was as inces­
a criminal. That pocketbook full of things, will not notice it at all.
words of affection followed. “I amso
sant as the hissing and spitting of the tin? effect of his life it can be safely stated In rapid motion he goes by jumps and
bank bills had been left in the counting
that scarcely one man out of ten reaches jerks, but he accomplishes the desired
“1 liave not committed the theft; 1 steaks over the fire.
lonesome,” it went on, “and miss you
room. There was no one present, and the know nothing about it. That I will
The method employed by the large man 1 he age of 45 without being seriously result, and is one of the most servicea-
so much.”
Where Steel Is .Haile.
young man had thoughtlessly seised it.
keej» repeating to myself continually; in preparing the meat was peculiar. Tlie broken down. Indian campaigns are the ble animals to be bad in the street rail-
“I can't bo running home every few
The general aspect of the interior of u
All that had happened more than four perhaps that will influence the delirium. steaks, which were cut in thick slices, were cause of this. I have fought and chased way business.
piled on a platter. A sharp faced, shrewd Indians from th«* British lines to the Rio
year« ago.
He is, however, rapidly disappearing, converting house at night is at once days," thought the reader. A shade
They say the mind runs usually on ¡eyed, small boy cut t he slices into generous
Grande, and know what campaigning giving way to mechanical motors, As startling and grandly impressive, Here of determination to attend to busineei
Strange that no suspicion had fallen things that are the farthest removed
on him! It is true, he enjoyed the confi­ from the normal thinking, but my pieces. These were put in a pan, which, * means. The Indians always get a tre­ the old darkv said when he saw the elec­ heat, flame and liquid meta) are ever instead of yielding to his inelinationi
filled with boiling fat, sizzled at red heat mendous start < >f the cavalry, and seldom
dence and favor of his employer, but also thoughts are still perfectly clear.”
tric cars, "The Yankees is great peo­ present; locomotives whistle and puff, passed through Ilia mind, and lie read
ion the top of tlie stove. The surface of the are overtaken.
The army has been
dragging with clatter and clang huge on, “Baby wants you, too, and here is
a happy chance had a good deal to <lo
Then a veil fell over the reality, lil- meat was hardened in a moment, and then blamed for its ill success, but when the ple: they wa'nt satisfied ter free de
with it. It happened that just at that stead of the Sister of Mercy, the attor­ it was extracted from tlie pan with a long
nigga, ami now they've done gone and ladles of molten iron; the lurid light, her letter asking if you won’t coiue
circumstances
are
understood
it
is
won
­
time an office boy had been detected in ney in his black gown ami cap stepped fork and broiled over the glowing coals in
flashing and flaming, that illuminates
derful that so much has l>een accom­ free.1 de unties." That is about the case. the scene, throws shadows so intensely home next Sunday.”
some misdemeanor and forced to leave.
In St. Louis, lor instance, the little rat
into the room, took a chair and sat down 'the body of the stove. As each piece of I plish« *<1.
What was this that followed? The
Naturally, of course, he was suspected before the bed. Through the sharp steak was deposited upon a thick slice of i
black that they suggest the “black fire”
‘ The Indians never attempt to commit mules—ami, for that matter, the larger
tracings of the sheet were not distinctly
of having committed the theft likewise. glasses the still sharper looks were in­ bread in a monstrous trencher, part of a set
of
Milton,
for
in
such
a
place
it
is
im
­
male and the horse— are few in number,
seen in tlie jarring light. All, now he
of priceless old English china from the outrage« in the vicinity of an army post,
An able young lawyer had been retain­ cessantly directed upon him.
Like
and news seldom iis«*d to arrive until not one in thirty for those employed as possible for a shadow to be cool; half sees it—tlie outline of a chubby hand;
ed to investigate the case, ami he was glowing steel, they bored themselves stock, the rich juices confined in it com­
naked, muscular men, begrimed with
recently
as
three
years
ago.
With
our
twenty-four
hours
or
more
had
elafised
menced to leak out of tlie perforations
tlie pen marks have been drawn around
not a little chagrined at his failure to into his brain.
made by the tines of the fork, aud to soak and th«» Indians had a long start. Nearly increase in population, new industries, sweat ami dust, flit about: clouds of
discover the perpetrator.
“You will I m * delirious, my boy,” said into the bread in a gravy, whose perfume always th«»y ar«» provide*«! with remounts, etc., this is a somewhat remarkable steam arise from attempts to cool in the tiny fingers, and as tlie father look,
Hartman experienced a moment of re­ the attorney, and nodded his head.
some degree the roasting earth of the lie can almost distinguish the pink palm
filled the air. The process of cookery was th«» loose hors«*s I»« ing driven lief ore the statement, but it is correct.
lief, but only a moment, as a burden as
The little rat mule is a peculiar ani­ floor; converters roar, vibrate and vomit ns it lav on the paper. Dimples are in
“1 shall not,” thought the sick youth rapid, for tlie meat was not allowed to re­ band, and when an animal shows signs
of lead seemed to weigh on him.
main long enough on the fire to lose its of fatigue an<»th» r is remounted an«l the mal. Born ami raised in the south west, flames mingled with splashes of metal the knuckles and delicate wrinkla
and clung to his bed.
tendernessand its juiciness. The pile upon
Might not some new clew be found,
Day after day the tormentor sat there, the trencher grew quickly; but when, at a flight «continued on a fresh animal. Texas ami Mexico, lie is now going to from their white hot throats; at inter­ mark the joints of tlie dainty fingers.
some unforeseen occurrence throw light staring at him, and listened. Then more
Horses are also si »»leu wherever met with, the south and southeast for service on vals the scorching air is filled with a
Then tlie little pleading face and sweet
given signal, which consisted in a rap of
on the matt« r? The torture lasted for
and more of his colleagues came, also the chief’s fork on tlie stove, the company and the conse<|uen»*e is that the trooiier, the plantations. In the very recent past, rain of coruscating burning iron.
blue eyes, with the mother's brown one»
four horrible years. The very thought
who
is
confined
to
the
use
of
a
single
Ingot molds lift months parched with bending over, come before liiin and hi
when all the street cars xvere drawn by
judges in their robes, and all seated fell to, its diminution u as even more rapid.
of it mad«’ the perspiration start on his
I thcinsclvf‘M in long rows before his bed. Each man ate wit h Ills fingers for a fork animal, has a poor chance of overtaking horses and mules, the demand for them a thirst that can only be appeased for a own fill with dreamy tears for those
forehead in the coldest days.
jthe
Indians.
As
a
general
thing
they
can
I Breathless they listened: one gentleman, and the gravy soaked slice of bread for a
was very great forthat putqtose, but as short time by streams of liquid steel that
i fight or escape as they please, and never do
most dear to him on earth. It is the
Why did he not invent some pretext old and hard of hearing, always kept his dish.
things generally equalize themselves, so run gurgling into them; the stalwart
for going abroad? lie was often outlie hand nt his ear. “Now he will be de­
The Old Curiosity club is an organiza-j the former «»xcept when in overwhelming lias the demand for horses and mules. cranes rise, swing and fall, loading scores sweetest picture man can conceive and
point of doing so, but the fear of arous­ lirious,” they whisjiered at times. There tion composed of men who collect some­ numliers. Th«1 fatigues of one of these The street railway companies which <>f tons of red hot steel upon carsof iron; portrays tlie truest and best love possi­
ing suspicion by any singularity of con­ was a deafening ringing in Hartman’s thing. One is a collector of old masters i ' fruitless niarclies, generally made on have changed to cable or electric motor all these conditions and circumstances ble to human experience.
and another a collectorof modern pictures. short rations to se«'ur«* celerity of move­
duct prevented him from putting this ears.
“Hurry up." comes from tlie card
One gathers up bronzes, another ivories, ment by avoiding carrying baggage, can power have generally disposed of their combine to male* an igneous total more
idea into execution. So lie lived on with
He felt a terrible rage against the another books. There are in the club col­ well be imagined, an«l tin* condition of I live stock to very fair advantage, though suggestive of the realms of Pluto than table. “Don't spoon over your girl'»
this threatening specter ever before his black assembly.
lectors of pistols, playbills, porcelains, man an»i lieast after a two months* cam- | there are still on hand some of the little any other in the whole range of metal­ picture all night."
eyes, unable to dispel it or to hide him­
Il»* had a mind to put out his tongue photographs, armor, atlases, autographs ¡>aign is wr« t<-he»l in the extreme.
rat mules that are utilised.
lurgic arts. —W. F. Durfee in Popular
“Goon wit li your game, boys,” says
self from it.
at them and to call: “Wait, if you will, | and a great many other collectible things.
This litt 1<* animal is one of some value, .Science Monthly.
‘•Nowadays the active Indian cam­
the drummer, half laughing. “Here is
“Th«» others'' he would not even to you fools, you will not hear one syllable It was from their casual meetings in the
paigning is coufin«*»! to Arizona, but though he does not look it. Twenty dol­
tlie best hand a roan ever tield,'» and
himself use a more definite expression— from me; I shall remain mute as the shop in the course of their prowlings in
When Animals tie “( liariiHtl."
when I was a young man the northern lars would be a very fair valuation, but
“are in jail forth» ir wrongdoing dothey grave.” But lie controlled himself ami quest of the curious that the club took its
Kalin mentions having seen a rattle- he shows the party a quick glimpse of
I
Sioux,
northern
Cheyennes,
Piegans
and
in
fixing
that
estimate
you
would
l>e
I origin. It has a regular weekly meeting
Buffer more? They are deprived of free­ remained quietly lying.
tlie rude outline.
| ou Saturdays from October until June, I | Blackfeet in the north, the southern away off the mark. Unbroken he com­ snake “lying at the bottom of a tree on
dom indeed; the blow has fallen heavily
Somehow the game dragged after
The faces, in close array, drew nearer when m<*mbers drop in and drop out again I | Smux an»l th»* Cheyennes and Arapahoes mands consiih-rable more than that. which a squirrel was seated, fixing its
upon them with tin* sentence of the ami nearer to him. Now the nearest
informally, and once a month treats itself on ih«> central phiins, and theComanches The chea]H>st lot that ever came to St. eyes on the little animal, which from that, and when a few moments after
court; but afterwards there is peace were alrcmly sitting on the edge of the and such guests as it may choose to invite ' j and Kiowas south of th«* Arkansas, kept
Lottis, probably, was one of 200, the tiiat moment cannot move or escafte, but tlie drummer started to leave the com­
around ami within them."
lied, and now even on his liody. They | to a fe«*d on l>«*efsteiik cooked upon the us busy all the time. Of all these ln-
begins a doleful outcry, conies toward partment, some one asked, as if by in
To accuse himself? That would bo put heavy ice cold law b<M»ks on his plan Invented by mine host Fullerton ; j «hans tlie Kiowas wen* the liest drilled, it price paid for them being a few cents
the snake, runs a little bit away, comes tuition, “Going home?"
foolish, ('han»» had favor,»1 him hither­ head, heaping them up to a crushing years ago when he was a gold hunter in Iwing hard i<» distinguish them from the less than twenty-six dollars per head,
but they were unbroken. He is a stub­ nearer, and finally is swallowed." But,
“Yes," was she answer.
"I can
to; why should it not continue to do so? bunlen. One kept striking him with an the mines of eastern Venezuela.
drag«x>ns at a distant*«* of two or three
born little brute, and there iscousiilera- as if to show that this result of bewil­ catch a train in that direction at the
; On the other side of town to the Old
Ho more hoping, more trembling.
i invisible hammer on his forehead ami Curiosity Shop, and in a vastly more aris­ miles. Th«* Coinaneh«»s never «les«»rved ble lalxir in breaking him so he can l>e derment is not all to be put down to
next station."
Hartman had become by his misde­ crying out madly: “Won’t you rave now,
their great reputation, as they were ¡»o«>r
tocratic neighborhood, let ns drop in at a fighters, doing well against th«* Mexicans, put ahead of a bobtail ami trusted to the eye alone, Dr. Andrew Smith says:
meanor, strange to sav a dilettante in won't you?”
Baby's first letter had proved a pow
I private «lining room over tlie store of a
the average driver. Thus broken he "1 have heard of cases in which ante­
matters of law. He had furnishe«! him­
It liecaim» insupportable. He struck fashionable caterer. It is a spacious room, but never standing against United States has a value of sixty to seventy-five dol­ lopes ami other qnadrti|ieds have l>een erful one.—Detroit Free Press.
troo|»s. I’lu* ClM»yennes were noted far
self with a book on the criminal code
out ami shriek«*«! so that the lam I lord down the center of which is laid a table
so bewildered by the sudden apjtearance
ami the criminal procedure, together «'aim* hurrying up th«* stairs and looked shimmering and sparkling with crystal and wid«» as the most determined and lars.
A Blind Spot In the Eye.
One would naturally suppose that his of crocodiles, by the grimaces and con­
ti» ix*e>t fighters, but their energies were
with various commentaries. Thesrbooka
and
silver.
Tall
pillars
of
piled
up
plates
through t!h* chink of the door, and tlie
It is remarkable that, although the
tortions
they
practiced,
i
•
to
l>„
unable
raiser
would
break
him.
and
get
his
en
­
mon*
constantly
directed
against
their
formed his favorite reading after shut­ attendant drew back in terror, and the load the sideboani.s Champagne cools in
ting bis door at night. With a hasty eag­ physician stood lielploss for a moment.
silver tul>s. buried
iirieu to the Dottie
Ixittle necks in
iu | j hereditary < eia niies, theUtes. than against hanced price, but. as a rule, he has come to rtv or move from tlie »]>ot toward optic nerve is of till parts of the eye the
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cracked ice. Waiters
1
in (nil
dress
glide ' tlie w * bites. . The Sioux were the Larg«*st to the St. Louis railroads as wild as which the crocodiles were approaching most sensitive to light, yet should an
erness he devoured their contents.
With tlie gr«*at«*st effort the feverish
object fall on it as we look around us—
Asa chess player would tivat an in- 1 pati«*nt rais«‘d hiins<*tf and cried loudly about with the noiseless inovenient of ; au«l most |»o\««*rful trilx», and gave us could lie. and also as stnbbom. but the to Reize them.”
any others.
They employees of tin- companies have had s
‘
” than
*
*
Thev
This power is in the human animal and some object must always be thrown
tens ting problem, so ho treated liiscaae. Mini distinctly: *• Wr«*tches. you think I ghosts. On every side magnificent groups inore trouble
of
roses
load
the
air
with
their
sensuous
■
"
ere
in
their
way
as
well
drilled
as
the
great deal of fnti in breaking them in often developed to a very great extent,
Mitigating « ireun.stances, the chain*«»» would rave ami betray myself. Now, perfume. I
■ «»veiling
‘
1? * having seen a single ami reducing them to tractability. They ami the part that the eye’ plays in fasci­ on it—it is invisible to us; and in our
It is that • hour <>f - the
I ”
Ki«»was. ,1 1 mvself
in a trial, «‘V itv thing possible ami impim- just to defy you I shall not do it. See, when the the»Uers
field of vision there is in reality a gap,
i it*.i I i«r> disgorge
<1 tal'l k <*!/•> their
I lit*11* audiences,
U I I ■ I ia>l 1.
.1* all
I . . . movements
.... ....... ........ of 1 1,000
A.
{chief
direct • the
rible that a layman could extract from wit h a cl«*ar mind, to spoil your pl«*asiire, A rattle of wheels halts short outside. warriors, scattered over an extent of have also had some exciting experiences, nating a fellow creature by mesmerism though in ordinary sight the surround­
too,
as
the
little
felloxv
has
heels
quite
as
-thus
owning
the
way
to
almost
in
­
this juristic material, were brought into I say it frankly: I stole th«» mom*y from Steps, voices and the rustle of silks sound j country live miles in diameter, simply by
serviceable as his larger relative, ami he finite psychical results ami unveiling un­ ing edges of this gap draw up together,
action. More than onee lie caught Inin the merchant Hellwig in his offi«*«» th«* on the staircase. ””
.’“J.*."’
Hashing of a little mirror held in' the
knows how to use them too. Yon have known depths of |«issibility—is decidedly and so till it. But by closing one eye,
door
opens
it,
and
admits
a
lady
and
gen
s«‘lf declaiming a brilliant d< fens«* in a twentx fifth of March, I, Conrad Hart- I
| hand. The Blackft*«‘t, bt*ingfo«>t Indians, got to look out for them, and von have
tlemau
in
full
dress.
Others
follow
in
great in proportion to the magnetic force by practice one may actually force the
loud tom*, and th«*n he would listt*n man."
couples, quartets and little parties. Along I I were more easily reached, an«l after on«» got to put some muscle into use when of the system, or rather the mind, for object which is reflected on to the optie
anxiously; somebody might have heard
As if relieved, he sank on his pillow. | both curbstoues of the dark side street or two l<*ssons never gave any more
nerve to disappear completely from
him.
From this moment a sensible improvo lines <»f carriages are drawn up. The com trouble, although last winter they threat- you think yon have an eosv task to hold which it acts.—Chamls-rs' Journal.
them with the lines. This is not at all
tlie Held of vision. Bernstein tells us
Hartman had also Ida favorite chapter, meat was notic«*d.
t*n«*d
an
outbreak.
panv make themselves at home. Nearly
Uhy a M«»N<|uit<> Bite Hurt*.
that even the sun itself can be made to
which treated of tin* statute of limita­
“The (.’rows and Pawn«’»»«, being hated easy sometimes, as he Ims strength and
The nurse told incidentally a I »out the ••verylsidy knows everybody else. Those
Humboldt, who was a firm believer in disappear if it fall exactly on the blind
tion. Then* he read. “Tin* pros«*ciition strung«* oecurr«‘nce, th«* landlord spoke w bo do not are s,»tidily introduced.
by all oth«»r trilies, were our allies and frequently a very hard mouth—hard
forcrimesth.it are punishable with no <»f it, and so it hap|M*nt‘<l that the young
Some one plays an air brilliantly and made our l**st trailers. The Utea, while enough to pull a bobtail car by it with the poisonous nature of the mosquito spot where the optic nerve enters the
lute, considered the sucking out of the eye. This may account for the fa"«
mon» than three months' imprisonment attorney had th«» satisfaction. Indore the boldly, like an expert, on the grand piauo less daring tli.ui the plains Indians, from the traces slackened.
It has been said that it seems cruel to poison to lie the explanation of the pain-
must In'gin within five years, etc,”
expiration <»f the |M*riod of limitation, of in the corner. A few couples whirl a turn ' their situation in the mountains wert*
that some people can close one eye and
or t wo of a dance. The splendid costumes 'enabled
1
to ambush thetroojH very easily, run these little fellows to a street car essness of some wounds. He affirmed
Although lie knew tin» passage bv redeeming his previous failure.
of the women and the wealth of jewelry | ami many live« have i»«*«*n lost in this loaded down with passengers. To the that if the insect were allowed to suck stare the summer sun without wincing.
heart, yet he n a»l it again «»very day, as
The first caller which the convalescent Hwy <li.pl«,-. lb.. ..lecHn« Of th.
th. ........ , .......... withal was rather u
a run
run contrary, there are few animals which to satiety no swelling t.e.k place, and — Chambers' Journal.
If its contents might have ('hanged in nx'eix«*«! was the attorney,
Without «pul....: app..,,,,,<,f th.- ....... K m -I? I way. Fighting
....... .
( he , r „
hai , f
have an easier life. The pulling of the no pain was left ls-himl, and considered
one night.
surprise, cold mid quiet, he received combine to convey
convev the
«lit» impression
iimtraauinn of a m pri
on. ­ j
...
. *
Influence of Small Courtesies.
many years little chance against them on car is nothing to them. They can laugh that when pain was produced it resulted
Four years ami a half have passe,1; six him and mad«* his confewsion.
vate party in a private house, hi fact,
The small, sweet courtesies are so
account of their great celerity of move­ at tiiat ami grow fat. Twenty-five to h-om the hasty interruption of the proc
mouths mon*, and lie will Is* free, legally
Afterwards he trie«l several times to however, we are looking in on a regular
frv«*. Tin* voic<* of conscience would drink off his imslieine with one draught, supper of the aristocratic Beefsteak club, ment. It was not until the, winter of thirty miles a day for them is nothing at ess of sucking, since then the last in- potent in their influence upon ourdaiJy
when Gen. Nelson A. Miles l»egan all. and that is alsint what they cov­ fused is,ison would not 1« able to l>e life, softening its asperities, rounding
au organisation c<imposed of the flower of
Boon learn to be silent when tin* pressure but h«» was prev«»nte«i from doing so.
his serie« of winter campaigns, that the er. with rests letween trii>s. Through
fashion in New York
of anxiel) should I m * nnioxsl. Six
"?■ 'drawn. He experimented with one its angle« and insensibly compelling
So ho was able, after a few w«»eks, to
l’lie musical chime of a huge Japanese plain Indians were thoroughly subdued. with their day's work, they are turned of the most virulent species, allowing it imitation. For who could be churlish,
months why should they not pass as a exehang«» the sick chainlier for the prison
That
officer
followed
their
trail
in
the
temple
bell
in
the
rear
of
the
room
calls
into a big yard, where they run and roll
moment; why might not a mirach* hap­ cell. C. Shotlor in Five Stories« Ww»k
the club to table. The waiters, headed coldest weather, drove them from their as they please. They never the, or at gently to Settle on the back of his hand or even cold and indifferent, when sur­
pen, ami time tor once, just once, make
Mid r-|K»rt8 »»f it:
rounded by an atmosphere of genial
by t|ie steward, bring in, in procession, winter camps, and although unable to
n leap ?
”1 Olserveil that the pain, though vio warmth? The little everyday and all­
llrhlml the Times.
charger after charger of noble steaks, of overtake them, kept them constantly on least the employees of the street rail­
the
Is-gtnning,
diminishesfn
pro
The almanac Iwcame. from that time
ways
never
hear
of
their
dying.
When
Miss Choteau «from St. Louis, examin- the proper English rump cut, smothered the move. The Indians, sensitive to
day thought for others is not hard to
on, Ins In st friend lie could sit bent
Clevert.'ii »
Di.I you tia that iu oyster sauce. There is none of the rude cold, and ill provid«>d with clothing, dic'd they approach that period of life thev l-ortton as the ,,„„-t continues to suck some gracious natures imbued with the
over it for hours, counting first the you: »<■!?. Mi. I'leverton?
and heart) enjoyment of the Old Curiosity like sheep of hardship and exitosure ami are sold or sent off to the farm, where
altogether when it voluttto rare virtue of self forgetfulness; but to
club here. The finest English china re- one by one the kinds, fairly tired out. they may still l>e <.f some use.
months, then th«» w<‘«*ks. tln*n tin* days
<'leverton Certainly.
Hly «away. -Knowledge.
those who long for the admiration of
places
the
gravy
soaked
chunk
of
bread.
again ami again In the middle of tiie
They
are
aged
before
that
time
comes,
Misa Chot.-iui That'll just like you
came in. surrendered and were disarmed
their fellow creatures, the practice of
night the thought wofild strike him that •low X.Yorker». If you livtsl in St. Knives and forks of silwr lake (he plate and put on reservations.
however. There are. for instance, little
Shocking.
The
winter
he ha»I made a mistak«» hi counting, the Louis yon . oiil.l buy your neektiea al­ of fingers, and champagne that of Spanish c iiii|Kiign m< re than anything els»» broke rat mules as much as 20 or 25 years old
A prominent New York theatrical the small, sweet courtesies can be rec­
win«» and lieer But, if the truth must lie
lamp was quickly lighted, ami his work ready mad.
Cloak and Suit Review.
told, one may hear more bright and clever the poWer of the plains trils*s. but at still in service here, and sonie which tnati. Win, t. qmte homely but very con- ommended as an unfailing means of
began anew
things, more wit aud originality iu th« terrible ex{s nso to tat- temps, who were have Iteen in the service twelve and ceite.1 went into « photograph gaUerv gaining that approbation. Mr. Brown­
“ get sotne photographs he' had □
Time never passes slower than wh«*n
sl»r Ua« Heady fur Ilin».
dusty I »ack iwiii of the vast side shop in exceed to the fury of the western fifteen years. And still thev are. to all
ing expresses it thus:
one counts th«* minutes. It »«»emed to
Mr Winks "• L mnlvv - A noted physi­ one evening than during the whole season storms in the coldest months of the vear. apl>earaiKe«. g.ssl for several vears yet t. k It. The photographer produced them. Tws* her thinking of others made you think
Hartman sometime* ae if it Mood still, or cian says that deadly Iwu'teria lurk in at the caterer's palate uptown.
The youngsi 1^ m the army regret the I ney are a« strong and active a» ever ^ i
of her.
.’u" ,1M:1,‘r"1
elegant,
And when it comes to the business of the disippearatie of th«» Indians, but we old aPHrently. and will hk. Iv a vear from
bs if th«» minutes gn w mahcioiulv to
—Harper's Weekly.
bank not«*, and that many disease«, ea-
t.
a,
n
1
'*
picture.
It
hours, the hours to days.
ps tally smallpox, an* spread in that meeting, no steak ami oyster sauce ever fellows, uho <now what i winter march now start tn for a second life on „ wuth.
al1 ,,ver It is life itself."
had
the
savor
of
those
melting
morsels
is are most thankful that they are eru plantation. Tins is a long tune for
if he only «*ould s|M*nd a few hours in way.
Not In Stock.
" tiiat is so." responded the candid
that the Ohl Curiositiea rat in their natural
al«*ep! The thought led him to buy
Mrs Wink” Then. dear, you had let­ juices, tender and fragrant from their over. prolmNy forever. M. Louie Fo-t an animal to tramp „ver granite and tanwre ‘qu'I'<>f conn-
An old lady from way back region
opium, and now many a day ami alnu^st ter give me all you have at once. I've journey through the red hot frying pan l)is|iatoh.
Other kinds of paving through mud and
a^t
rd 7
“ Hfelilte ,h« • came to the city to do some “trading.1
every night w »■ p.uw d in artificial slum- las>n vaccinated, you knew.—(.'hatter.
tn ah kinds of weather, but the limit
and th«» Iasi of fiercely glowing coala
As she looked around the elegant store
<. r«*Mt < o-iipl intriit a tn tinrrlci.
wwu d w l>n "n,>Of
tier. A moment of relief came, when he
Still, half a loaf is l»ettrr than no bread,
ha. semmngly nev r l»vn reach.sl with ?tv i
'
1 '"'ended to. 1 can't with vague wonder n dandy floorwalk­
Mr
Hu*a»rt
lbik<uu<r
¡aid
America
%
IU<t
II
Mbl».
awoke and n ahz<M that so ami mi many
am! a k*rfst*»ak pre|»are«l for service on a
this har.lv little fell. w. He might be
er approached her.
He attempts to kiss her ami she jumpt Koval Worcester platter is not to I* given gn at complim« ms m a irrent itcdm-. subjected to twie- much..»,.Mb|v and
hours had pass« d.
lleiuid ih.’t •'culpt ire and architecture •till not fall under h
W hat can I do for you today, mad
away.
'fty.and
the
cold
»boulder
because
it
has
not
the
The continual excitement could not
am f
“Oh. Matilda!’' he erica, reproachfully. picturesque surroundings of one broiled flourished here. Th«* Americans had
fail to umicrminv ev«*n such a ¡»owvrful
Hi. Ks«. ..... i in, | |fr
In
addition
to
performing
service
n-ad tlie <4d master* Iwtter titan the Eng­
' I wanter to go to the place where
“Forgive uir. Gregory. I hoped that at the end of an iron fork.
eonsUtiiUMU.ws Hartman | mnss «* sjmh |. With
Pro feast »r Wilson held that the only fll lish. “particularly thnmgh one man — eqnal to that <-f the horse or the large kratnmariaù" uX. ’. "k'n*
you sell dry goods,"
•very day that bn>c.;ht him nearer to the I had got over that kid habit of seeming
mule,
the
little
rat
untie
is
<4M
„
f
'
honor mankind could a<*coi\l to beefsteaks Richardson who. with real genius. bad
Dotnergne, who
longed for goal, he grew feebler and to «brink at such time«»—with you. at was to cook thrni properly and eat them, luxmght out an alntert new kind ,*( work easiest amroaLs known in the care re- iuvl an
It is right here, madam. Wliat
‘•r >ke in a fit ,'f ?”
'“r"rtt' which
paler. It aeem«M to hnn as if hie limb« least."— Philadelphia Tunea.
and bis ideal of the culinary portion or on old line* ’ On princi|4e. Mr. llerko- qmn-1 It mtgnt, tn fa< t. I>e Mid that fell .. i
u f
»¡th which he kind of dry goods do you want C
tbto ceremony was that which m adopted mvr rt'ganlcil architecture as of the first he really does n„t require ativ care He
were lend, aa if h’»* ht*ad were too heavy
Dried apples, mister."
Iii»ulatl«»n I'rrfrct.
by the IVefsteak club. CobbHt, on the
to bear. He draggtM himself heavily
And for once a floorwalker was non-
ether
hand, favored ins steak without inq»ortan« «. (lieu st'ulpturr then point­ flounshe« best Win-n ul.. ve.l t„r„ugh it
Smith (in • terrific storm of thunder
from the eofa to thechair. from the chair
f'"1
«’>•' hay, but ‘
sauce, flavored with shalot or tarragon, ing. Tin- Anu ricaiw poae natmalh and
plmwed.—Detroit Free Pres«.
to the tufa. When |»ain in the back snd lightning^—Jones, this is getting and with horseradish for a condiment. If willingly, and without tlw» anx»‘iv shown I he M not in the l-..t
abbàtto
. .
, ,
wc- •nva.rui mA
dangerous. Have von any metal about both these old time steak experts could eat
mixed him be called a phyaician.
■<l Ihr Otnrirrj.
l»v English «itu-rw.
Ami iinallv th»» r«Mw|. an i* thf horw, an»i in th*
He Wes Capable.
WHY
NOT?
ALMOST OUTLAWED.
JUICY BEEFSTEAKS.
a^X"n,,,,n,’r ' A'—