Tillamook headlight., March 24, 1892, Image 2

PRESIDENT
H. V. V. JOHNSON
VICE-PRESIDENT.
WM D. STILLWELL.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
GEO. L. SMITH...........
CLAUDE THAYER, N
W. H. COOPER,
EXECUTIVE COM M1TTEE
L. H. BROWN,
WM D. STILLWELL,
H. V. V. JOHNSON, 7
... CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
W. F. 1). JONES...........
9
BW* Meets first and third Saturday eaoh month.
» RECARDINC *--------------
îitv a,nd
All about our Timber, Coal, Fisheries, Farming Lands <iml otlu r resources.
nificent harbors. Address
I)eep rivers, mag-
People Fuseept'ble to Hypnotism.
I
Per <>iis cl' a nervous constitution, and
ceiveii il ami the church whose activities
i ne opeuing seriuou In jmrticular those subject to hysteria,
no,” he thought bitterly, “it’s an oinad- and folds of bunting swept across the at night; an’ ye would tell me ye love
A FACE.
make it uecessary
7.
will
be
preached
by
me!
Och,
it
is
not
tlirue
nt
all.
at
all.
walls
and
ceiling
inside.
haun I am; she laughs at me.*’
are most apt to fall into artificial sleep.
ou Wednesday. Oft
«... Arthur, of Lxindou.
R.urt thou naten of pomegranates that thine eyes
Mona had sjient an hour about the Ye know 1 am speakin' but the truth, THE FOUNDER OF METHODISM DIED Kcv Dr William
With all the love of his passionate,
There is then produced in them a pecu­
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«>l
"«<■
lx.rd
’
»
.upper
"
ill
Hold the look of one who ever faintly sighs
an
’
ye
will
make
me
say
it.
Ah,
but
The sacrament <..
Irish nature he loved the maid, wor­ adornment of her small person, but she
liar neurosis, hypnotism, having psyclii
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
For a land of blessed shadow, strangely sweet,
beobM-ive.l
directly
*»fter
lbw.
uud
Ide
re-
the
heart
av
je
is
black.
Aileen
is
there
cal and physical character« of its own—a
Where a king in days long vanished stayed thy shiped pretty Mona, who would look at need not have lingered. There were
mmuder
of
the
«lav
««ill
be
given
over
1«.
feetr
him so roguishly from under long lashes many feet bare besides her own, many dancin' to-night: Aileen is there waitin’
Hpeeclies of weleonie mill hoc I h I intercourse. genuine disease presenting a diversity of
He Left lUO.OOl» Follower*—The Dele
and would not listen. And now he other dresses ol<l besides hers. Around for ye with your kerchief round her
Oct S. the representative.« of the various symptoms. Hence hypnotic phenomena
Hast thou eati-n of pomegranate* that thy mouth
gale*
to
the
Ecumenical
Conference
at
her neck was a string of yellow beads, neck—the pink kerchief ye showed me
bralie. present »ill tell of the statu, of ought not to be called forth rashly nor
Bears ths stain of that rum Fruitage from the heard her voice calling:
Washington Will Itepreseiit Many Mil
“Lightfoot, Lightfoot, come up, come and a yellow sash of Aileen’s around her and said 'twas for the purtiest gnrrl in
south t
Methodi.m in their connection«, anti thus Without the precaution* suggested by
Is It that which through thy pulsus soft has up; come to me, accushla!” and the tinkle waist.
Kilgarnock; go to her. go!"
lion*—Wealth ol the Church.
the conference will get a view of the «le- medical science. Women are s(>eeially
stirred,
The little figure was quivering with
noniliiattonat growth aial life the worl.l susceptible to hypnotic manipulation, par­
They pushed their way to a seat, and
of the cow tall echoed back again. He
(Copyright. I8HI. ?>» America« Press Associa
O’er thy cheeks Ita red wine flooding at a word)
over Having tliaeu>s««l personal uiatteni ticularly «luring the Jg>riod between the
pictured her sitting on the little stool Aunt Mollie fanned herself vigorously. wrath and emotion; then she remem­
I Kill. I
Rome day us we stand a dreaming there shall ring and milking the cow; he knew how she Mona gazed around with interest. There bered all at once that she had broken
When John Wesley the founder ol for a day. the conference » ill broaden it. 18th ami the 30th year, when the ner­
Clang from silver bitted horses of the king.
would look—he had often watched her. was Mollie Stewart, and there was Mag­ her promise to herself, but having brok­ Methodism, died, on March 3. 1791. be left outlook anti devote Oct d to a discussion vous system is in full activity. Young
We shall turn to give lliee question, wonder eyed.
of 'The Christian Church. Its Essential
But to find that thou hast vanished from our The sleeves of her frock would be pushed gie Tully and Annie Kavanagh. All en it she was not going to yield an inch. abou*. 13U.UJU followers in the world, of L'nity and Genuine Catholicity," first «ie- men may lie hypnotize«!, but it is very
difficult to produce hypnotic sleep in old
‘•Shure, 'tie not that I care for ye: 'tis whom nearly 5b.UU0 were in England, 1-4,000
side.
up over her round arm; the dark rings these girls, as well as the lads, were on
bating whether Christian unity Is possible, men or in children. Persons who in early
Land, but where was Aileen? She bad the base desate I bate. Let me pass now, in Ireland. S.tMMi in the West Indies ami
au«l
next
bow
far
Christ
iuu
co
operation
1.«
O'er the »silted bees’ sweet huiniiiing there shall of her hair would lie loosely over her
British America and 43.UU0 in the United
head and float against the dull dun of said she was coining. Mona looked in if ye plase!"
fail
attainable Oct. 1U will lie ilevoted to the life are subject to natural somnambulism
“An' I don't plase, Mona," he said. States. Just ninety years Inter the first discussion ol The Influence of Modern or sleep walking are later in life good
Far and near throughout thé morning teuder the cow's side. He imagined he could one direction and then another, and at
ecumenical
Methodist
conference
was
call.
hypnotic subjects, just as they are also
hear her talking and cooing to old Light­ last there sat Aileen close to a window, “Is that all? Now ye shall listen to me. held in <*lty Hoad chapel, London, ami 400 Scientific Progressou Heligiotis 1 honghts,
As we wander, heart a hungered, for some trace
foot, who seemed to him so unapprecia­ and near by stood Gerald, gazing at her. ! Ye would never hear tome afore, Mona; representatives of the followers of John which will be lieguti by a representativ. likely to be victims of hysteria and other
In the meadows mj d the pastures of thy face.
Mona turned a little pale. She did not 'tis not my fault. 1 do love ye, an’ ye Wesley from all parts of f the world sal English Wesleyan, prolmbly Professor nervous complaints.
tive.
Many are the processes employed for
Mourning Ceres lung went calling, worn and
He remembered Aileen.
She and •ee Patsy and Barney and Farron edg­ wrong me when ye say no. Shure, ma- down to deliberate, ami it was estimated Davidson On Sunday a representative
faint,
ing up to her: she never even thought of vourneen, 1 love the very ground ye that they represented not less ( han 5.UUÜ.UU0 of the Methialisl Episcopal church will producing hypnosis. One that is very
Mona
were
about
the
same
age,
but
so
Till at last the gods gave answer to her plaint;
frequently used consists in fixing the gaze
unlike in appearance that kinship would any of them. In her eagerness to make walk on. and the sound of your voice is church mem tiers ami 2H.0UV.UU0 Of the preach on John Wesley
But for us no sleepless Ida watch doth keep.
Oct 12 and 13 will be given up to the de ti|«>n some bright object placed a little
All the old gray gods of Hellas he asleep
have never been suspected. While Mona no mistake she stood up on tiptoe to see a music to rneself. The kerchief—aroon, vorld’s population
liberations upon 'The Church and Her alwve the eyes and in front of the median
was rather below the average height the better. Yes, it was Aileen. and now are ye angered with the poor, pretty
Back the silver bitted horses ne'er shall bring
Agencies
Oct 14 is assigned for ad line of the forehead, so that visual fatigue
Aileen was above it; Mona’s curly tresses Gerald was leading her out to dance. thing? See. I have it yet for the puni­
Bhe who ale of red pomegranates with the king
dresses on ’Elementary Etlueatlon. How may ensue quickly, the eyeballs being
- Overland Monthly
were black as midnight, and Aileens The pink silk kerchief was round her est and smartest gurrl in Kilgarnock.
it. May Be Best Promoted," “The Ethics of directed upward ami inward. This pro-
bronze gold.
neck. Something seemed to shoot across Au’ won't ye wear it now? 1 knew not
Elementary Education.’
‘Sectarianism c -ss, or others of u like kind, may lie em­
It had been a proud moment to them Mona’s eyes with a blinding pain. When even did Aileen wear one, an' 'twas not
and Stale Education,’ and ‘University
ployed in tin-case of ¡a rsons who have
all when my Lady Lindores sent for Barney tagged her to dance she an- mine she had on Ijer neck. Aye, bide
Education'
I he conference will also lis­
ten to reports on ‘Romanism —Its Present never before be«l> hypnotized. But after
Aileen to come to the “big house,"as the ' swered a little sharply, and he went your head; 'tis here on iny heart is the
Position and Political and Religious awhile, when the subject has, so to speak,
right place for it. No tears, Mona:
A water lily fell at Mona’s bare feet. tenantry al) tenned the great stone man­ away again.
Power ' The same day the great question been educated, various more expeditious
“It is too warm here, aunt, just now," Mona, tnavourneen; 'tis all right now.
She knew quite well what it meant. She sion, and prouder still when my lady
methods may b«« employed. Thus a jet
of
temperance will he discussed
An' won't ye wear the poor kerchief, col­
knew whose boat wa.s coming around made known her wishes that Aileen : she said to Mrs. Kelly.
On ()ei If» Hugh Price IIugliea, of lx»U of electric light or a violent blow struck
“Go stand in the cool a while, child,” leen?"
the bend in the river, but she did not should accompany her as maid.
don. will open ilie discussion ot the topic, on a gong near the ear of tho subject will
Not a throb of jealousy quickened Mo- I said her aunt. “There’s Aileen cornin’ I He drew it around her neck, and held
stir uor look up. She was leaning against
‘The Chun h in I lei Relation to Labor and quickly indue«« sleep. Again, in hypno*
the old oak tree at the water’s edge, and Ba’s pulses at Aileen’s good fortune, She | over here; bide a bit."
the ends close up under her chin. Pres­
Capital ' The same day
The Moral As tizable persons, the surface of the body
idly picking to pieces a spray of golden­ rejoiced with her cousin, and was h n-
But Mona was gone. Not under the ently she looked at him, shyly, from un­
peels of Lah o (.’oinhin.itions mid Strikes.’ often presents special points, “hypnogenio
rod. The sunbeams sifted through tho feignedly glad. And now my Lord and trees did she stop, not by the little gate. der lowered happy lashes.
The last days of the conference will be en zones, “as they are called, analagous to
“Ah, Gerald, 'tis too beautiful for
tree and flickered over the dusky head, Lady Lindores were home for a short Swiftly she passed out tho side way,
livened by deuitte* on • International Arbi the “hysterogenic zones. ” Simple pres­
tration." “Legal Restraints on the V ices of sure upon these produces hypnosis.
slipped down past the lowered lashes, while after a year of absence, and Aileen I over the dusty road and into her own me!“—George Wilson Prescott in Times-
Society,' ‘Marriage and Divorce,” “The
kissed the dimples on the bare elbows. was back once more in the home of tier yard. Here she paused a moment, and Democrat.
Even in the case of the most susceptible
Attitude of the Church Toward Amuse­
The oars in the water ceased their regu­ childhood. With tears of delight her catching her breath with something that
ments.” ‘The Christian Resources of the individuals rarely does sleep appear when
A
l*ig
with
a
Human
Head.
lar plash and the boat glided up to where mother and Mona greeted the traveler, sounded like a sob passed around tho
Old and New W orlds’ ami “The Church they, for the first time, undergo the hyp­
Charles A. Clark, an undertaker and
she stood.
her father surveyed her with complacent tiny thatched hut. and so over the stile
notizing manipulations, however skilled
of the Future ’
The bits of goldenrod floated by oa pride and approval: to them she was to the river. Down on her face upon the embalmer, has in his establishment the
For convenience in organization and for the opi-rator may lie. There is needed a
each side.
more beautiful than ever.
grass she threw herself, careless of tho remains of a young pig. which is one of
purposes ot equity the conference will be complete surrender of one’s will ami ab­
“An’, Mona, did ye have no greetin’
The month drew to a close. The “big yellow sash of which she had been so the greatest freaks of nature ever seen in
divided into four di visions The first in sence of all mental preoccupation, and
Jacksonville,
Fla.
It
is
the
property
of
for me? Why did ye coined’
house" would soon lie empty again ami proud; the yellow beads burst their
eludes the Methodist Episcopal Church on the part of the company present abso­
Mona drops the last scrap of flower« silent. The days had been busy ones; string and some rolled down the bank E. A. Lindsey, of Springfield, and is I Ten rears have passed With character North and the Melhodist Episcopal Church lute silence. In most cases exhibitions
,
1st
lc
speed
and
energy
Methodists
have
one
of
a
litter
of
eleven
pigs.
Ten
of
South, the second, the other churches in of hypnotizalion develop, at first, only
and looks at him
new cottages had been erected, new into the river. She lay very still and
“Is it that you think I have come here burns and buildings; the wide estates quiet, so quiet that a nightingale gave these pigs are perfectly formed and are been enlarging their boundaries, and again the United States and Canada, the third, vague phenomena not easily classified,
[ their leader* are to assemble in ecumenical the British W’esley.tn.s. the fourth, the other
thriving,
but
the
one
in
question
was
to you?" she laughs, “Gerald, suro yo had been re fence« I and improved. And her no heed and began to sing. A whip­
I conference, this time *»oo m number and British Methodists Each of these divi foreshadowing, so to sjieak, what, will
don’t think that?"
now all would lie quiet till winter, when poorwill called on tbeojiposite bank, and born dead.
I in a city-Washington—the site of which sions will be represented on tlie business follow later.—North American Review.
It
is
about
twice
the
size
of
the
other
“And why not?" he says, in an injured j it was expected that the mansion would far off in the woods came the answer of
i was a morass when Wesley died, but now committee of twenty, to which all ques­
*
A Plucky Frontier U onian.
way. “1 told ye Sunday I was goin’ to be filled with a merry crowd of guests his mate. The gleaming moon rolled pigs of the same litter, and is perfectly j is the iteauriful capital of a country where tions, proposals, resolutions and comma
On th * plain.", in Assinitam, I found a
the Shallows, didn’t I ask ye thin to and the logs would blaze on the hearths, slowly into view and silvered each hairless, except for a small patch of Wesley has 4.' joo . ooo disciples
whiskers on the chin. The hea l of this I The display is one calculated to fill the
little lady hi the larger of the only two
come down?"
j making Christmas cheer.
branch and blossom.
stores in the place, who told me that tho
••Perhaps,” she says. “I have forgot.
My lord and lady, alike beloved by
The birds sang on, but Mona hoard freak is human shaped. The ears are most sanguine Methodists with astonish
Indians on a reservation close by had
1 came down to pick the cress; ’tis busy their people, had been planning some them not. She was thinking—one hand set on the side of the head like those of ment. John W esley said ‘The world is my
and Oil Oct 7 20 delegates to the
begun to grow restless, and were mani­
I am."
amusement for them as an appropriate on the heart that beat so fast, the other a human being, but are larger and parish.''
number
ot
200
representing
the
eight
sects
festing the fact by unusual insolence.
So she flashes one glance at him and and welcome wind up of the work. The arm pillowing her head. She did not try ehajs'd like an elephant's ear. Thechin, of .Methodism in England, the Irish,
Only the day before a dozen of the braves
picks up her basket, as yet empty.
wide new barn seemed particularly to analyze her feelings: she would not mouth and cheeks are human shaped, Kreuch and Australian Methodists. the
had come into the store, when she was
“Cress! Why, Mona," he says, “como, adapted for the purpose, and Lord Lin- have known how. There was a dull ache while the teeth are like a shark’s. It South African ami West Indian confer
stark alone in it, and had demanded
get ye into the boat. This cress is not dores announced that, here he would give in her breast, ami memory was torturing has no nose, but instead a perfectly ences will mingle with loo < I elegates from
whisky, a commodity they were not al­
shaped trunk extends from the base of the seventeen subdivisions of the .Metho
half so lush ns some a bit further. Come a dance and bountiful supper.
ber.
lowed to touch and no one was permitted
on,” he urgt's.
Mona shp|M*d down to the river, in
“Holy mother,’’ she began, whisper­ the forehead just where the root of the dist army in the I mted St ales and Canada
to sell. She told them she had none,
In the following proportions
uasal organ should be.
Mona hesitates, ami swings the basket glee at the good news Aileen had just ing. and could get no further.
and they sal. as Indians will, for a long
Eastern Section Wesleyan .Methodists. 82;
Immediately under the root of the
up and down. Back across the green brought to her. She swung herself up
“She will not help me now; I am too
Irish Methodists. 10. Methodist New ('onner-
time, as if to show her they would not
trunk is situated one large egg shaja-d tion,
slope of land she looks, across the stile to a limb that reached half way over the bad, too bad at all."
12, Primitive Methodist». N. Bible Chris­
go away until they got it. Curiously
and just beyond the hill, where a faint water, and scrambled recklessly out
She thought how unkindly she had al­ eye, with two large, round pupils (one tians. 10. I tilted Methodist Free cliureh, 22;
( rough, no one came to the store from
film of smoke creeps up curling from tho i upon it till the bough swayed.
ways treated Gerald; she had laughed at each end of the eye), which peeps out Australasian Methodists, IB. French Method­
the settlement. By and by the Indians
from under and on either side of the ists. i. Wesleyan Retorm union, i United
little chimney barely visible.
“Gerald!" she called, looking eagerly then to herself
Free Uospel church i South African and
proposed to search for the whisky. She
trunk.
Each
pupil
or
eye
is
shaded
by
Gerald follow^ her gaze.
“Come, down the river. “Hi, Gerald!"
“Och, wirra. wirra," she ejaculated.
West Indian conference. I
laughed at them and told them they
Mona," ho says. “They won’t miss ye."
Ho was not in sight, but she thought And now Aileen had taken him; it was white eyebrows, which very much re­
Western '•'«•cl ion
Methodist Episcopal
could search. They did so, peeping and
“Well," she says slowly, “well.” lu he-would probably bo just around the , . Aileen’s fault, not Gerald’s; how could semble the velvety brows of an infant. church, I2ti: Melhodist Episcopal ('hurrliSouth.
poking every where that they could think
The trunk is nearly four inches in length I 64. African Methodist Episcopal church. 18;
reality she is longing to go, but of course bend, fishing. In one moment the fa­ she do it. how could she?
African Methodist Episcopal. Zion. 15. Colored
<'l
AV lien they offered to go up stairs <
and
is
perfectly
pliable.
The
hoofs
of
it would not do to let him H(«e it. “Ye miliar faded red boat came swinging
And wear his kerchief—the prettiest
Methodist Episcopal,H. I nion American Meth­
to her living apartments, she stood in the
the
feet
are
goat
shaped
and
turn
up
at
1
needn’t help me. I can got in."
odist
Episcopal,
i.
Ahican
I
mon
Methodist
around.
| girl in Kilgarnock—those were his
doorway and told them they must not
Ijightly lie dips his oars, and they
“Come here, Gerald, jist as quick as i I words, and now she knew what he had the points like those of a mountain goat. Protestant. I. Methodist Protestant. 1». Amer
venture there. She flattened her back
lean
Wesleyan,
tl.
Free
Methodist.
I;
Congre
­
glide down the river. Mona laughs
ye can!" she calls quivering with excite­ meant. Oh, why had not Aileen staid Taken as a whole it is the most hideous gational Methodist. J. Methodist church. Can­ nlcationa nr other matters not on the regu­ against the door and defied them.
“They will bo after me soon," she ment and splashing the water below away! And now Gerald was gone from looking object ever seen in Jackson- 1 ada. 24. I*rimilive Methodist. I Independent lar programme will la, referred, and if it
She was less than the ordinary height,
Methodist. 2. I’nited Brethren in Christ. 7 seems liest reported back to the confer­ and did not weigh over 100 pounds, but
ville.—Cor. St. Louis (Ilobe-Democrat.
•ays. “Aunt Mollie will lie a-callm with impatient heels.
I fier entirely
United
Brethren
in
Chn-«|
mid
constitution)
ence. This committee will select each day she quailed them with tho eye of a brave
tue, but she won’t know; will she, Ger­
“Coinin’," he answers. “Shure, Mona,
Slowly she made up her mind that she
?. and British Methodist Episco|»al. i
The Act of Breathing.
in turn from each division a presiding of­ and determined woman, and when, pres­
ald?"
what is it? lathe cow after (lyin’? Or would la» brave; no one. not Aileen nor
They will represent a total church mem
“No, colleen,” answers Gerald in de­ the pigs stole? Tell it, colleen.w
In each respiration an adult inhales tiership of not less than ti.(i*»4.OI8 These ficer, who may lie a lay man or a bishop, a ently, some white meii came to make
j Gerald, should ever know the truth.
memlier of parliament or a college presi­
light at the smiling face she turns to
“Tho cow!’’ she says, her eyea dancing; • Gerald should never know she was sorry one pint of air A healthy man respires figures iuclude all ot the
dent, there lieing no orders in the confer­ purchases the Indians took themselves
him. He rests his oars in the oarlocks “oh, Gerald, it’s me feet 1 can't kape ' now. and so he would be happy. She 16 to 20 times a minute, or 20,000 times
ence
anymore than in the denomination, oil. Only a few nights before that this
and lets the boat drift.
st hill long enough to spake wid me ■ murmured him a farewell in soft Irish a day: a child 25 or 35 times a minute.
a bishop's vote counting for as much as a same woman had seen a wolf in her
“Mona," he says, bending toward her, tongue. The dance we're goin’ to have 1 words. “Gerald, anoon ma Gerald.”
While standing the adult respiration is
back yard, and had gone out and
layman's, and no more
“Mona, listen"
in the new barn to-morrow night; ye
it away with her apron and
The slow tears trickled down her 22 times per minute; while lying down,
Each topic discusseti will be first pre- ‘•shooed
“A h ’ won’t 1 catch it, too!" she says didn't know that now? 1 have come jist | ch(‘eks and gh anieil u{s>n the grass like 13. The superficial surface of the lungs,
senteil in a formal paper not more than scolding, just as one of our girls might
with a p( al of laughter, as though catch to tell ye uv it.”
twenty live minutes long
The invited do to a cat. I never saw a man that I
i diamonds. The moonlight lay over the i. e., of their alveolarspr.ee. is2'M)square
s|s*aker who follows will l>e limiteli to fif­ thought more plucky than she.
ing it would l»o s festive occasion.
Per­
“And is that all?" says Gerald, as he | prostrate figure in broken patches. yards. The amount of air respired every
teen
minutes,
and
all
who
volunteer
ami haps, though, what no Indian or wolf
“Here’s tho place; yes, Gerald?"
r<‘sts his oars and looks at her surprised. I Gently the bn»vze lifted and let fall 24 hours* is about 10.000 quarts. The
follow
to
live
minutes
each,
no
man
lieing
could do might be done by a mouse. But
“Yes," he answers moodily. “Wait, I “An’ I thought. Mona, ye had a thing to | | again each dark ring of silky hair curl- I amount of oxygen alisorbed in 24 hours
allottisi to s|>eak twice There will lie two it is beyond all reason to expect the
i'll get the stuff; yo ne<-dn’t move."
toil and afeard tho news. A big bite 1 ing over tier head ami down to the white is 500 litres (about 744 grams). The
session« each day. morning and afternoon, bravest not to fear a mouse.—Albany
She catches hold of the bending branch lost, too, for whin ye called so fast I neck that shone all the whiter.
amount of carbonic acid expired in the
the evening* being left Tor great popular Fair Journal.
of willow and draws the bout close in didn’t bide to finish."
The moon reached the middle of her same time is 400 litres (»11.5 gmms).
mass meetings
shore. One small bare foot swings back
“Well, ain't yo glad now. Gerald, for jeweled course. The nightingale sang,
Two-thirds of the oxygen alisorbed in
Of the American leaders Bishops Hurst, !
StvIsM and French Soldier».
and forth in the water ns she balances ' me to tell you?"
Foster. Fes«. Fowler and Newman, of thè
m H nncotiM ions of the silent grief be­ 24 hours is alisorbed during the night
There is very little contrast hetxveen
herself on the plow and hums softly to
“Faith an’ I knew that same already. neath him. Thu lashes lay over her hours, from 6 p. tn. to 6 a. tn.: three-
northern church. Galloway and Hendrix
heroelf She knows Im is angry; sin* It was no news to me, Mona."
ol the southern, ami Carm.in.of the Cana­ the Sw iss and French soldier. Both are
flushed cheek like a dark shadow; in fifths of the total is thrown off during
dian
will have a prominent part in the below the stature of the German, Eng­
guesses what he had started to say to
Mona's red lip ¡»outed
I very weariness ami worn out with her the day. The pulmonary surface gives
discussions
Such prominent clergymen lish and American soldier; inferior intel­
her a moment ago, but what doea alm
“Go back thin, Gerald, to your fishin'; 1 misery she had falhm asleep.
off 150 grams of water daily in the state
as Hev Dr« George Douglass. William lectually and ) hysically. The Swiss war­
care for that? The lips are demure and tis not for me to bother ye."
The bird at last hushed his sweet of vajior. An adult must have at least
Briggs. I II Smith. A S Hunt, a . Coke rior wears a cap helmet, which makes
serious us she thanks him, but the violet
Gerald surveyed her with an odd ex treble and flew away. He had heard a 360 litres of air in an hour. The heart
im look at once like a member of a
Smith. William Nast, A C. Divisoti E 11
eyea are laughing.
pression on his face.
I hasty step over the grass. But Mona sends 800 quarts of blood through the
IJewart. E E Hoss, M I) C. Crawford, J rural band in America. It is of black
“Gerald," she says, when the oars coin
“Look, Mona." he said, drawing a lit­ . heard not, saw not. Somebody came
___ _ lungs every hour, or about 5,000 daily
Hatntuond, .lames M. King R n
cloth, with deep blue trimmings and
inenced I»» move, “Aileen’s here."
tle bundle from the pocket of his cordu­ down to the riv<*r tank almost on a run, The duration of inspiration is five-
ban. C H I'hillq«, A B la-oiiard, c' N with black silk braid about the edges.
“Aileen?’’
roy touserM. “Seo what I am goin’ to ami stopped short at sight of the little twelfths of expiration, seven-twelfths of
Grandtsou am| ,| A M Chapman, ami The front is cocked and the rear slopes
Presidents W h Warren, of Boston nni and has the helmet brim. Ho wears a
“Yes. She has the chance to s»»e us ask the purtiest gurrl in Kilgarnock to | figure lying there so luotionlesa.
He the whole respiratory act. During sleep Chlted States atul Canada, the strong«*,
now while Lady Lmdoivs is nt home. wear to-morrow night." And ho wire- ! knelt down beside her. With a quick inspiration occupies ten-twelfths of the in Great Britain and all in Australia, an.I versuy.amt II A Buttz. of Drew Theolog­ navy blue cutaway coat, dark gray pan­
She is still my Indy's maid, ye know. ' fully unrolled a wide ¡»ink silk handker­ eye Gerald noted the tear staim'd cheek, respiratory jieriod. -St. Louis Republic. being lMtse.1 on the official slaliMicstil Istm. ical seminary. and Hev Dr J M Buckley taloons, and each is decked with a very
1 Ins means a Methotlisi population of over will read pa|>vrs
Aileen is, mid it's myself would like to chief and held it up tor Mqna's inspec­ ' the ¡mrted lijis, whence came a long
85.OUO.UUO. a gain ot 25 |a*r cent during the
One of the most interesting features of narrow red cord. At his side is a short,
be in her place."
tion. The little maid clas|»ed her hands , drawn sobbing breath.
O«l<litit*« of Great Men.
decade
I o properly realize the marvelous the conference will 1« the display of reltea heavy swor i always. His side arms are
“Mona! Ye would like to go away in admiration. She had nothing like it
\\ lthout a word he gathered her up in
The greatest men are often affected by growth and strength ol Methmlism today contributeil by the conference historical complete 1 by a five-shot 42-calibre re­
from from Kilgnrnock?''
and never doubted that it was intended his arms, asleep as she was, but Mona the most trivia] circumstances. which a few more statistics ire necessary There ««a lette» in all parts of the Ct,¡ted States volver. heavy enough to lx» used as a
“Yl's." she cries, “surely.”
for her.
stirred and then started from him wide have no apparent connection with the are over &.tM»i.t»li chihlren in MethodM Rtutimore will probably send the largest bludgeon in close quarters. Also, like the
The boat's keel ran up to the landing
“ ’Tis beautiful, shure, Gerald."
collection, the Ameri French soldier, the Swiss is armed with a
awake.
effects they produce. An old gentleman Sunday veins, 1« the world over Of these and most . ..... ..
place She jumped out and then turned
Meth.slisl Historical society having its magazine needle gun, «and is given so
He craned his neck around to one side
“1—you—oh. Gerald!”
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away with the basket hi her hand. Ont to behold the keivhief from her point of
“They are all ahutit for ye,” he an­ against the cramp when he placed his
Ducuments much active training that he is invariably
fold in England far oil Australia having
glance she gave luiu over her shoulder.
view.
a fair marksman. In this, as nearly all
swered. “Ye have sc’ared the heart ’av shoes on going to bed so that the right 1150.348
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continental armies, there is by govern­
“Yes," he said calmly, and theu folded me. An why did ye come down here?" shoe was on the left of the left shoe, and
The church prnfwrtv of the Methodius
“Faith, ’tis not the likes of me she it up very carefully in its tissue wrap­
ment authority an inducement for sol­
“Ikni’t," she whispered, trying to re- the toe of the right next to the heel of In the I tnteil Slate« and Canada al.me u
would l>w aftlh i plasiii’." he said to him pings and put the bundle ku k into his memtar her reaolntion. “I will go back the left. If he did not bring the right I8KI was worth »142 l'u ;jp rhry
diers to become fine marksmen. But
•elf as lie watt Insl the little figure trip |MM-ket.
the nay of the continental soldier is so
now." She stood up and then swayed a shot* round the other side in that wav he uted more Ilian mo ami iliree ,|iiarter
up the gret n sward mid over tho stile.
lou and generally his service so nearly
“Good-by. Mona," he called, bending little, dinily.
was liable to the cramp. Dr. Johnson million dollar* to missiouart work during
menial that he takes little interest in what
He forgot about the fishing exis'dition over his oars auam.
The MstbalM Kpis,..,!,,, Church
“Mona, mavonmeenr »aid Gerald, used always, in going up Bolt court, to ¡s*i
he doe« The pay is almut one-fourth
be bad planm-4 He leaned back in the
She did not answer, but stared rather holding her rkwe.
put one foot U|K»n each stone of the North coutribnie.1 »1 I3M7I of this Hilir
lat of the American soldierand less than
boat and fell to thinking
All the blankly at the little boat till it disap-
She struggled to release herself, and p-ixi iueut. if bi failed he bit certain mous sum Not .ml. n ,ve Metho.li,ts a.l
bereti to their founder s |.|)iinctioii togive
halt of that |Mid the English.—Cor. Phil­
witohea in the world me not yet sup­ peared
•tood ta» k from him pitifully defiant.
tiie day would lie unlucky.
but their tloctrin.ti Iwlief today 1« »nlMao
adelphia Times.
pressed. there are still some few left to
“Indade, thin. I don’t care if it’s not
“Ye shall not touch me!" she cried.
Buffon, the celebrated naturalist, never
tangle up the m ii *-* of a man and leme forme. I wouldn’t have it," shaking “Go tack to Aileen; go back to her and wrote but in full drees. Dr. Routh, of Hally the same «- that taught by the Wes
ley* W hal«*v er difference« of opinion may
Artificial tg.|ng of Whisky.
him m bewildermeut. The witch m her head ami
.»king emphatically, “I •¡Mike your words Tell her that same Oxford, studied in full canonicals. A exist in American or British Metl.mltsni
_ ,A ,wa-T ,,’as l**n found of ageing
Kilgarnock inu*t ha«e taken up her wouldn't have it at ail, at all."
aiavournevn story; she will believe ve. celebrated preac her of the last century they Invariably refer t>> «ptestious of polity
iisky artificially. A «ieaier show«*I the
abode in Moua Carey’s small head. To
She climbed off her perch a little more Let me pass; I can go home; I’ll not could never make a sermon with his and not of doctrine.
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writer two «ample, of what be called the
mtuianisni
of tt
w..,!,.,
which liMMed
torment the lads of the village, to Is* slowly than she had mouut«sl it. and l»e- need”— but the promt curve of the lips garters on
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A great German scholar
,00?* l
“>'ti«'le; one was made in
guile ami capture each unsus|»ecting gaii to mug a gay little carol. A bird wvakeued, ami the eyes commenced to writes with his braces >ff. Reiseg, the the doctrine* of original sin. grneml re
lss.», the other in July, 1887. They
refientamv
heart. Were acvoLiph*hineiiU in which m the tree caught the nt»tvs and burst brim with tears. She turned away her German critic, wrote i is commentaries deinption.
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equally
g.»«|, he said, in color, bou­
long practice had made her |>erfecL into res|»ouaivv song. Mona ceamai sud­ head and tried to spring past him. Ger­ on Sophocles with a pot of porter by his
tian perfection n be a I i.} Mrtbo.li.ta to
quet, taste nnd every otlier quality, and
There so ined sin h a sunshiny atmos­ denly.
ald stood motionless at first, looking nt side. 8chy ¡»el lectured at the age of 73 day
u-“*.1887 “nM>*e « as sol'J at $10 less
phere al ways around her that it made
“Oh, hush, ye bird!" she cried. Im­ her in surprise, and then he caught her extempore in Latin, with his snuff box
The choice of Washington a« a place .f
a barrel titan the other. In other word»,
her as daugerous as she was lovable and | patience in h« r voice, and then as she by the arm.
constantly at hand, without it he could meeting w most fortunate Not onl>
the wbiskv makers can now furnish a
stsnor citAitiM R 0AUowat
winning
turmxi to go drlilterately pushed a help-
cause of its
uitj and im;s.rt.ince as the
“Moua, »top a bit.” he said, almost not get on. New York Ledger.
Uiree months’ article equal in every re­
Unlucky Gerald! All her life he had les* little fn»g into the water.
national cap tai hut
„ ,,
0Mr
•ternly. “What is this come to ye?
spect to that which is three years old.
known her, even I mo k to the time when
Baltimore, the city m , cl ~ely identified
When tlm next evening came tho barn What av Aileen tome? Are vedhramin’,
Th* Motl.rn Match.
By. this process they save the three
tb. ¿oTX’Xrm erer'JsPr;‘b;C"ion? °f
with
th.
history
of
early
American
Meth
•he had liegun to talk in broken baby was full ot life and laughter. As Mona child?”
nusliand (getting ready to tight the odi»m. a.so tie, ..,se it i» in W'aahington
years
storage, interest ami evaporation.
phraaea
features of what will be a center »7 °f ,h*
with her uncle and aunt entered the lit­
“Let me go." she whispertni; “let uie in»»>—My dear. I wish you
IhepurcliMer generally gets the benefit
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-------- re­ that Bishop Hurst and his supporters hope
Although lie \%aw vearo older than she tle
I
yard gate the plank phnkety plank
new process consists briefly
move all nvws|iHpt‘r^ and other com- to found a great Pn irstant nntversitv. for
t
of thiic
M The
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Moua treated turn in (he Ktiue rareh'M», of
( the violins cause fl ini ting out to them,
“No. I’ll «.»: let you go. S|xike to me, biMtibl«* material to th« next room. Then which they have lost .ent out an appeal for Ibat epoca of M t
i’* e4rv"1’ r'd<* »nd
l*>e barrels day and night on
iaughiug way in which abr did all the mingled
I
with the shuttingvf many feet Mona. What is it; Nay, ye cannot ga mu I for «k-veral ¡Mila of water auj bava »10««< ..
bury
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As
Charred barrels are
other auilora. And though no< one of
“Oh. make haste:’’ she whispered to Tell it to me?”
them handy
bl» trave a ,•», _ ' ,h h» earned in all
customary— that b to say, the
them could boaM <»f nnv (> i * n i<l mark tn
1 rs. J, «nd (
id n t
ln mjfe&.taSL I""-1
A g Ahce over the IM ot th. snbject. from historic cbtiren. <
t W°?12?ke"
1« burned out before tiie whisky is
111 tofc C”
Wife- Why, wh.it fur?
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1" ?d by P'R in, thus converting the inner surface
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