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l IRTt'P'M PAMI!.
'*' Like a quivering crystal babble,
Floating on tbe/mmme*'s j»ir, u
Is faqpe for virtue,
But a breath—and gone the bubble,
JVevcr more to be the same:
But a whispered Word of scandal— I" 5
v toic Walesa faue.
Fali may jbe tie di roful» rumor;
" Ptfto fii lreart"f®iy\r\tie maLd; ...J j
But a heartless world will whisper, J.
» ' And tins £i«-teit4i»u«t be puijj..
A DEMPKKATfi ~p
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JOLUKISUtt WJII. OUT.
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T BY 11. H. D.
P paiiAAnfx Jrioiioewf sn*p' yolrs jMJj 1
FnJietecßw, ihafo seldojln rtfetg wH
f eiccpliiatJijfef syagd,
that sooner or later .murder will out.
-SiilL ijr'JAt uufrotimjiflTy itaopens that*
etacli fi i
aeal (lie crime that human ingenifitjt J
would be powerless to trace it, were -it 1
liotreveiiled.l>v fowe^.pbanqp iijcidcrtl
liViit ntniost liVe-i tha JUtwd of,
Providence oulstrelclifc'd io bring ft to
l>f»V BUSTICI
Such a case is the ono I.am about
'VM#t«***w«>« .«*# n ' " ma 4 t
One morning, shortly aflcr the clo«o,«l!
dig wrtUj jiU'wrpMiioirWhs brdugltt to the
p6llo&WiOiVWa murder committed 'fit
one of the mo»t aristocratic parts ot the
C4J Vj Titjß viotftn lpdjymm
ftil ATAold, of large wealth, oifd widely,
known as a generous douer to all bene*.-
' olent *" T "•>!» ,"T t n ;
"* rf«i ko found fo^freaWitpsiii,
thte;whole *lfair was a mosl mysteri-
Mifft}* Bis A **artr rtoapsM.
* (lie murderer r6-locking it
ite itad commit ledlhc cHtncnr
Tho odor of chloroform in the room
sbowol it had been the assns-sin's inten
tion to take that painless means o( ac-
Tjorrrplr»hmg4H»Mul ;hut, thejictyn re
sisting the in luenco of the drug, aud
struggling tor her.Hlia, ttheavy had
been dealt her pQ-(he forehead, crushing
in the Bkull and causing instant death.
, That tlwdeed lrtd been done by 6ome
Vritf familjar win-Too was evident,l
and suspicion naturjtlfy fell upon the in
mates. The tullest investigations, how-:
establish beyond a"
doubt that they were innocent. Who
2ermt#i bes» #!>» Wjl}. Wfifident
fy IravC alstr ha*lJtoyi .to the
street door as well to tho murdered
Roman's sleeping apartmciit.
What could have beeu the motive of
crime? That it could have keen
mny articles
of valuable jewelry lay uirfouched upon
the dressing table. Further search, how
ever, showed that one article was miss
ing. This was a brooch sdt with dia
monds, and the " portrait of
her only sou. &
The intrinsic vaule pf >hj brooch ,w*s
probably several hundred dollars; but it
had been especially prized by the murs
de«d of. thef portrait,
which was the only one she possessed ,of.
her sou since ho had. beeu a.boy. y '
Why-.then r had this been taken, and
the riSet of.the jewelry lelt untouched? It
might have been that the assassin bad not
intended to kill heiyand becoming fright
gnps fouh(fiiieflia|j done! so, lost'
b&»fieT*ey%nd-
seizing the thing nearest to his hand.
"pilS tiiight accottnt fbrlt, bulit.was Aat
probable. IJ ad lie been i n such a
of agination, ho wonld never
waited to so cafefttlly Irtfek tW doors, be
hind him as he made his escape. The
more the aflair was looked into, the mote,
mysterious it became.
W«bMafi.lHW^6re3Al?fMW' 9 deek wae
\ whlcn JfailWnrtfrW (WfeiiyHl*millien, to
Letters from her son ta- her
Ttw«\lso found, which showed that , a
; "fagfA had taken place between them 011
■ «o«o)NHOt a younuUdv About five years
wlflSflraJ he had beeu ab
[ 0 'ifrfl»*CWnlad not seen
last a which
- from a border town in Texas,
qomained a promise, evidently iu answer
/to an argent appeal, to return home iu a
oi wnt* ,T
' A WlegTßinwaß.atin«e4Bnt him. in
forming him of the tragedy.
No answer \y»» iieturued, however,
•id commu
nieated t»rth, it Was foutrtl he had started
for
haying bwrinlfntion. before his"
departure, ot making;tlHj jbjirney leisure
ly, and stopping oyer for a day or two at
mmnU \9W»Bf jfihWisQ
' The next however, a telegram
rfWrtMWyoung man him-
dated et»o*go, and said he
Hiad heard of the and would
leavo at once. Two days later bo arriv- '
A, 1 .v,j«; . &• :'i- art-iaAna.
. . j,,.;; . '■ —-
cd.
He was *'not unhandsome ydukig"-fel
low of about twenty-five or six!. Ho bore
.not the slightest resemblance to his dead
mother, as tar« a feature or expression
Avpnt'; but although there 6a« no one
Who hud known ldm bflforo hisdejiarlure
for Vfeit(|9
he gave sufilcient circnm»tunt > kl pfoqf.
that he really was her son, and pos(i,
sessjou of the. pi'operly, as a niuttcr ef
coprse. uU .. ,i ..11 ... >.. ,
Ills mother's l tragic denlh seemed Iq
,baye made a fereat' 'impression u|)on
afid piled his i;4mr»rf(&.his
nwimiful A.« lho
otdy atonement now in his puH>«Pi h« dp^>'
.tejfu^h'cdh^i 1 ebcapo,
and, besides employing (life thoiOilpcrt:
detwjiiveaitt Uift,f?Bco, he p, re«.
■ward ol len thousand dullart for lb6'!
«d, wn>dnini-the sligliteat .-oklO' Crxih V?
'fdWid tJM%M#4ms Sdhiifmpslf - tho' >d.u^
PalfeSilW lib?, vpHPrf
iltietrewwf,/inftui f u
• f Wa» wasi'w •c+atcdjiil the
MbniaVtvo *te«s«*^av«|.
im Hivmmjirt'fiwfink
lars, howeveivoxcept iiL.tiie presence W
the ca|>(NMl>(R'Nwipt»lMejoud the ddlfcc. 1
the . working op of fi»e
£aso. ri v.r tj f r,wiuit «| 1 7 ,U t.nr •■•;} «t>
AcconTingly, at once- accompanying
M ip the Jew, after belt'#
-assured that vvas his if
jnK>rtt«i»fH>» le4 uxu id ei e »:'fl at'
pbtte-iiis pock
et and opening it showed tlic tiead wo
■ummi's brooch with, the Uiam&uda jaiill in
theif fle«ii»gß, ttbbjiiie portrait ofiitej
young man out and a woman's
face it.
-The man aroncc iffll
brooiHyfts mover's, and tiie /
Ic'prooeede^^pS»t'coa.e into
hi|? poß«feßhiuwi5 > vN *■' , j
He WaaiLpavm-#rokeß.lie*aifl, and a
few days
Bfttod had At his
4 itb tlw» brdoSßis pl&ljqetM the Mui
y t .fill'ty dollwJS itecogfnzt bro%Mi
it oncer lroi| tWqescrlJiiiptJ mv«n SHE
»y the detcilfeyiW'hoJiatj looked
books, he hot' w4ku
Ul9.
hat and tifHowed-him "utttil he trace*!
hinNibniej Wakiug inqnhies lie had also
tho man deconuivo
haci been spree for
than a monthpast.
Learning t|te number oT was
48 Blank street, (lie'caplai'ii fjHitio ! m
two detettivee to arrest iho poller,!
in less than an hour the^ v f|bught .bin);
to answer any qucsliqrts.- and Be Kis
placed in a ctll to get sober and undjvgp
an examination the tollowing u»or.,ii»g; i
morniog, twfcie, was
told the reason of his arrest, he aflecled
the ufmoßt lurpi'W© and earnestly |aTos
tested his innocences Where he had been
on the night of the Wmrder he was unable
to say. 99 he had been drunk tor tw,q of
three dfiys; buC 1» iocohnted ifor the poa-
bWoOfrby saying it b»d
been given him by a woman of tl|e IbWti
ho had met a niglit or sO:previo|isly
who had' in love with him.
• -«. This was buUatouw st, ai)d
'made morw so by the tact that he was
quite unable tp toll th? whereabout.B ,o
the woman who had given' it to
while his description ot her appearance
was very confused and vague* - Moro
u>aer,.upou hie room two
nmngbotß tlie stVeit door; mid tbe,dqor
of Lhe,murdered bedroom were
found, as well ai a murderous looking
life preserver, stMl starued with b'lo'oVf,
aiid with the siirgeous testified the
death blow bad been struck.
* Iu tbo face of such proof ps this no one
could for a moment believe his
tions of iunoceuce, aud he committed
to jail to await his trial." v ,» .•
Wlea it came off, wtf about
two weeks, he had no further., evidence
in
coiitintted to assart Ins innocence. No
one believed it,; hpwever, and his guilt
was looked upon as a forgone' couclus
sion.
A 8 the jury retired, more as a mattep
ol form than anything to
look to where young Arnold was silting,
and was struck by the expression of his
face. Anxious to learn tbo fata of tbe
murderer of bis mother, any one ih his
place would naturally have been, bqf tiie
look of his face, palid to the very lips, was
not the look ot oue who desired, rgtribu.
1 lion for a crime. It was the lock ot >a
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gainljfei', slertilj 1 sjj-lvlltg M> repress all
truce* ol agilatjon. liijt tan set life
and fortune on tho throw *fa die or the
tuni of n caul.
Ketumjirg in a few moments, tthe Jury
brought in a 'vejftot ofgUjUy, and life
judge row lo piqnounefi ihe' scnlonce.
AV;il»i glancing at rArii&kl I Srtw .a look
of t.iilf.iph oh'hls f«ed. Tho mix* had
4»ml '
T WkUino>defloyiq Uk?p»*>*. formed in.' my-
UlfHll fc»f'«tiliiify suspicions arouspd, I
to watch ;%he 'tymwg man.
Tlwre was cvideiitly same cai'ise for this
«tvavgp emotion.
'i»*B ho pissed''out of tho oourt rooin, a
'\\ ujl -Prank, o|d mail/ lie #at«l, 'von
hawlly ejepeotad-to-soer me, did yop?
' YoUtiJj'Arnold started' back whit an
■'•: »oi i
"my friend,'
you*.'
* v ffl? Haoc, H»d
ra|7hUyif».;t ejj.ioS sdl fflfmJ'a'f !il
" ,¥ TW ®VWfll4g"tWrfri!'' At '.eight : tflh-
Wirfrr »rtf s«finih ~
The was well lfnown to,
mo in «»y„f>i>(«Pfiniia|r capacity/ as The
*Wi*e»;'•assassins, and
«fiiip|!otfi What
J»W{S ppsseisor Qt
fceaelyia. ndjiiou o)l 49M»i*i,j*raid fa aJ*u
ll»i»kf»dP :'Hiefnlea> Idfe shabby ;•s>,
Btffl cisffcf iiftn Frank, while
: llte name by wjwthli.tf known to the
wo*ld jtw*Aiftl#i6.jo3Wfl w.ff a 4 deep
toystety Uei«feo»i»ewJ»era, andd was de>
1 fahwf »fi IceT© Uistfil&inlireTfcr nrs *»«*» «*•
I WhUp in' fcagho witit the worst ciait of
'sjr th ° ,i d a,,tlß °j
vice vena, •! ibcKOloro, had.HitiVdi&ou
tf hi induing* : Idnv conceal lajself,
J WMWh u M ,, wl)icl)
J»* would shorty young Arnold' and his
rbMMMk*# > 4AlT*am«a«i a'' j
Alter wo had—waited thus cohcearfetf
about iiair ali'iioul-, t'H^'fWSlenternjl; the
room, and Arnold locking Iho" floor, put
»R 8 compan
« on seated Jiiiasett 4 the table.
iui r WhatHw(WrW'd»yon meanby -calling
mo in the elreot in \-At did • this
altQiaiooM?' Arftold asked
adVancing to whoro»the other
sat.as he 8|)oko.
• ! ' Whnt do I the other edtoed
uicair tjlis, ;>VMd
' ing^—
"not/even Werel' TAriiQKl said
hasttty;.>iWhboutlieedUig the i»*ierrup-
MidW) t)»K*lier wont on. hie veice grow
ilfg'inura threatening an he proMftlaifv
1 'i you are to shalce
«re asfeaiiyj««>irjOu: to
nnker«Be Ul 'what I .know—that yon'r
nanic isdnt Arthur Arnold but Frank
vyildiujp#-ahat' yoar mother is not dead,
t>i* 'iJfcx*!'—that you murdered
both rt>«Uiwal .( Allhur Arnold and his
mother, fliat you might personate the
■ lioir to world and enjoy the property
A flOTcb oathicame crashing through Ar-
MMiltMihu tuhi-i /■>,.•
I'And wiiat do you I mean to
-do?? iwaekeddnA.rdice tilßiuhling with
-fad*. n viy f I : t «•»
» t^W-ett^tlmotJier.answered, coolly. 1
•anddlwyup'wpmre,with mo..'
• HesUllepoke in the same tauntihg
to«to; but hardly had the words led his
illffs wtieio Arnold's hand suddenly left
his breast, aud the neat moment his fe
wlwer was leveled not twelve inches
fpom.The»their?a heart. . ; , , )
i Tbere*cmrtare 'wr»ng,' he criod, '1
have ypu Yes I (fid do all you say,
il-'it'Manp Mtisfoeilon (or you, to know
Jt4 i havwnbeen playing a desperate
gaitw and >kaive jwou it. Do you think I
ainitfuing laiMiwm call the turn on me
now J'Not muolii u you die I'
tlliere.was murder in his face and in
iM« Toice/«ud I Imww hqv/ was our time
to'aetv ißotora Me finger eould press the
trigger (lie revolwor was dashed from
tiK hoard 1 atod s Me r ai ma pinioned behiud
'li Th) . ;' • '«* doidw
ForHk'ifMaMt: boi struggled fiercely,
and then a cry of rasre burst from his lips
■ArMmdbaff*wem4aate*efcon bis wrists.
.'Damnation-? he gasped; *1 have lost,
>c ,» (u, // ....
*' "After this sing leapt burst, ho relapsed
'into the most sullen silence, anjl even at
hie trial refused lo open his lips. tUe had
lofet'the desperate*game be 1 had i played
with such skill to nearly a successful end
andf'he Seemed utterly iiidlfierent as to
his late. Tnere is no need lo .go over
the evidence against him. lie had mur
dered the real heir in order to. personate
him; and having done ;so, traveled to
New York, and, chance favoring him,
had procured impressions ol the keys, by
which he had been enabled to perpetrate
hie second crime, lie had rturjied the
folldwlifgday to Chicago, and irom there
•seht J the telegram^and, taking posseseion
Of hi* wealth, sought slill
further to'evade suspicion by fixing' the
goilt u{>on a painter whoso dissipated
f haHts made the -task a com parativety
easy onej All thisi fiendish ingenuity,
had availed hint'.nothing. LI is crime
had found tlio eud. aud
by6t.gVt
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itow riiii En«i f i»u mumo.
[Loudon Correspondence San Francisco Hot
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Tliev, eat moi'r meals per dieAi ih Eng
land limn in America. There is break-,
fust,' lunch at iK*ip*» at 6or l>. p. in.,
'aiHisUpPWA' hall post £) Ol' JQ. 11l »ooio
latuilics lUet[o ia.ft light Is«.between 3'ahd
4in the afternoon. The flrsi lime I saw
a jatb supper, consisting of a "julut/'
Vegetables find beer, 1 wus iineasy.lhink
i»ig it/tull extra o>'i my account.
Fortunately I delayed all xgniatks tqti.at
effect. andludue tnns dlsebViy'ed it io
bflihu Ciislphi. Bet weep 10 and 12 at
fitglilluLomUjnyMVirtaV see' Hundred s;
fi) children, plate in ouo band ami ylicher
ii |hb oilier, studding about tho streets.
They are after tho family's Idte snppcpbf
hot frie'd fishc It ied i potatoes and beer.
The fish and poUlmw arc bought Jriing
hot at public.kHcltetis. Two peuce win
buy ol iheso a hearty meal tor one, a
'(Jenny, or Ha'pence more W • bear
tills WiohiU- 11i»"ham and beofV «hops
•ed its low.hs five cents worth pt choked
iHfatti, roast qr. boiled, and from a cent's
Mth of vegetables upward. Very good
t ftwr,' o rid niWtyHJtoj^
These public kitoicoiu in Ljo(u
don.uhid there wq, U«ou«ands of. fhem,
•WP.Iy PUV}' wiih a dozen stitple arti
cles ot cooked lood much clnJrtper limp
thoy can buy.dr cook it nl home ' fiivo a
London beggara penny, and he c4n buy
* bovri of good soap und: a good pi zed ,
£ v® Vg
gil* two cents, Mid vhat cftti
oftl*af Is a land ot plenty. "Every -AuicrK
can at,first deems the late , English sufW''
jjer die attrg
e-18 |ar less dpysp&pkia in Engkud thin in
America, and .lie late rtipptf- is utilvcr,
sal. 1 adopted-lale suppers and I gained
flesh, and have imported the prafitise and
k«# it up e,y«r since. J think there is
«■ much aarm ggtijg to bed starved *s
going wph % lull stomach. An animal
wiH, !i"er e-utiiig heartily, lie down aiid
.sleep, anq i r ciiir(, s : ee why wo should not
Imve the same oigcslivo rights us the oni
uial. My theory regarding tho origin of
Ainuricsu dys is that ii cornea eith
er fiom not enough, or going bun*
gryjpb many hours, aud thpn piliifg
great ( of food pa aii-eiyps ana
exhausieu stomach. An Ainet^Jji.larw^
witi ionium tip* someffhtcs until Wor ft
without ea|lug, 'i hen, on retiring, some
starved inember,.WosejrfhHdy styipacll
httftbeen,gu^h>g I |(s^|f i 7oi .||p hour or
ijIWQ, tyilj surreptitiously flyfaUe tfie pftu«»
try, and ruifning from" ono extreme to
ttiiother, as people ahvavs do when ahV
pppetiteis uuiiuiy repressed, -gorge .*n
pie, cake, cold meat and vegetables, ii.;
or she seeks till.thc imps, big and little,
ot the iiderual regions during '.he night. l
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There is no morality in pliysical co«r«.
*ge, though/iis,absence mav lead jo im
morality. Not unlrequently, a bad man
: exhibiu inagniticeiit courage,—because
he is*.splendid animal, wiih the perv'es
oi a tiger, the disposition of an o.trioh,
and a bear's capacity for sleeping * • He
is courageous as a bull-dog, and for
a similar reason—his physical organiza-
Aipii.
licnry IV ol Franco rode into battle
Uufikiiig.hip to iIQiIKO the bullets;
but he rode, nevertheless into the thick
est of the tight, Thurc was morality iJ
that aot, for his will forced his uprV6ns
body to risk death, lie
trol the nprvoustwjchingsol hi? head,but
the brain, located iu that dodging head,
led his prmy to victory.
A bold, bad man, named Akey, once;
saved bis life by Uis cool physical' eoiu*-
age. Ue comiuaiiiled in the civil war, it
company of California iiiiiiers. llis head
was turned by his suudon elevation aud
he became a tyeant.
i Maddened by a long scries, of petty
despotic acts, bis men determined to put
an and to his tyranny. They resoiyed-pot
to another command of hjs. . They
icuew that disobedience was imitijiy,'hnd
that its puuifbrfieut was deuth. Bin they
preferred that risk to Akey's persecuting
,/jespotism. , r
The crisis soon came. Akey heard of
his.mejp'B resolution and called thein out
ou parade, HW first ortlii 1 commanded
all 'wii'o fiiid Veb6lVed to disobey hiin to
step two paces in front. Ninety men
the number of the compauy, stepped for
ward.
Turning to fho shcriflTOt the county,
who stood near, Akey /Need him it he
would assist him in arresting tho orderly
rergeant. 'Yes'replied the slierifi. .The
two men started towards the sergeant.
Fifty cocked revolvers covered thein. .
The Sherlft took to his heels. Akey
coolly faced tho levellad pistols, and run
ning his eye. up aud down the fine,
said— * ' ,»7ir'
'Boys, tho odds aro too mnoh I'
This superb courage saved liiro, fo?
they had determined to kill him. The
revolvers dropped, and ho was allowed
to retire." «•
investigated thq af
fair, aiici discHai'gVd Akey from tlio ser
vice, Tlifi men, Uowever were permit
ted to go unptiuishod. . »
' ' •
rc/npiober dat de
voice doun' sink do deepest into do heart
Big words may shut do odder man up,
but they won't convince him. One kind
Wcrd am worf more dan a pleasant day;
while a pound of crackers an about half
upound of cheesße will, put mo' heart in,
a poo' man dan ail tfie promises ebor
made on the hind platform et a street
kyar. We will now pass out into the
cohl and crewel world au' abash to out
separate homes.'
A bridal couple from the country at
breakfast at the K niball llonso con vers
as follows • He— 'Shall f skin you a pep
later, hon-jy? ! She—'No, tliknk you
deary. I have one already skr.n.'
• 4 1 4
; NO,4f: ,
* 1
O I c an in a s 0
• • •'
«'1„... V, 1. '-SLlt'lij
ance in uoiow arttlennmt in the fair West.
i'ik »iil.*».itaHAf.know i t a toxih»flue to
I'"
® o«iof,vi l .v
*j>eA febW!9 T! s d mi sf
The scliopl-hoy win ~Joat'for" half a
-% B V|he nnijfiiLn, •
but when 1«3 rotnefi fo' gol •
»»ri ill met ic lesson ho J the
greatest bore On earth.
UgMWafofe
mmismßi
into. to see if it's sharp enfmjjy'
rin.yWi%oV«angH« to tune fftttrtjLand
fjn
.p, «)*'W ? *'V4ttltaft IptifHng,
11* city has fo P i,.tr„ated to
I*?J! J' H.ii l '?F rS T*f llanos M the
pu pi »c tfcKWfeT • "">« •.!.' in nn*
An In voter afe old chicken thief,' who
had a marvelous gKdiifg out
of arioso cqraer, w*« M W, W ght with
a chicken in l.w hat. K e deined tl>«
stealing" bt it, and oh being alkW how
then t grtt into Ida bat," Datf *,**#, ,«
jm'what stoaiskes mej but I apwoWuußt
tyave cradled up my , ; . i; .
*fflWyou B g of Londo'h; Ont. y «'havo
bean duooyerod in ,a plot to ". b V y a
schooner an,r turn pirates on the hkes.
fliey had each purcLaletf revolvers and
J.wsr tv «f ...
r^vT 18 ;? 0 ? foV this wm r
,1% the bttyff jfttffc Irom a
rolkWbw. ifrilfloMe»t ia4(w4h'«»'yWrß of
»gB» t it!* fit* ho* &ii a*t li
» ool#rt*l Williamson." »'i noted -Texan
'lamyciy sU>o& * p ;4a., dihcck ;jW ,4 :C alled
to fprW and
. marry bun. Spice that event the Texas
church baa btteu so drdwded Willi* mar.
tfagpable females that a rmrn can't get
i roaoj inaitte unle*s h« make
sure of biyilig on time by camping afcgtba
door over aiglet,, ,
A leading firm in Charleston, has en
tered suit for $79,000 against tlio, pro.
prietors of, the' twp pi;inoinal gambling
saloorts In-diat city, the amount' sued
f jr » or » portion of it, being alleged to »
have been lost at various times by
yoking man ia whom the prosecntots
interested. ' The brongfat utSK
iba law wbich money wou
at gambling aImNI, upol proof, bo restored
fouf-folJ.
Wi»«n Charles Ba about to
publish liis first Verses, rte wrote to
Coleridge, telling bitft bo intended tedi
■ eating theitj to, his sister, ami HtKfeft
"There Is a monotony ia the afection
which people living together or, as wo do
now, very I requently, seeing each other,
are apt to grow a sort Ot'''fMditfer>
ehce iW'the exprefibion of kindue-ss for
™ch other, wliich domnnds that we
should sometimes call to our kid the
Lamb pfafip epnld say it,'and die senti
ment Is Woffe tlrWrt woi tlfy of *he
ot thp Essays Kttft. Many homes are
dull, ami toiHapjft/BWkuseof
this monoxoiw- i*
on Uie other band, all !s good a'nd afTec
t but there of a variety that
fillaroiwio pld feelings a'nd S>art new
su3ce|\tibiliiies.' ' And it fit; therefore, a
pood thing to in)# and tiien "call lo our
uiJ tiici trickery '(lf'siifprisfc.'"- * ' ?
a x '• -r .' K !•'•&/>«« ■ .
A ti}E Men Mri.
fiway , t Of Sew 'Jvoiik(i 'esi, til a lit
erary rehiTton irt t*aH?irtVOi('g l (Wt I'"»'toaßt 1 '"»'toaBt-
fhe rnon rt ffcfliwrs bk«s 'eml
They sor
wm*i tm fay qua«-
cfciW 6Wlua«na
nimttj, (hfey Wcrtfub ' Wt'
nwAkeOfi v-VrHtUiriin«in, ♦limjt arouse
our afteotioi« y: tlwty 9oi|fjW»l VW W'operty
fte&t 1 vf*'tin Mote fai 4"nl>ai)Mtioa, that
of a
jMWfipxtoWwW*im, '««»„ and lho
,dcav,{?9i>«.B can.t fieJp it; W4 cliiftal 'om,
and the pre6W}«r'M!rl6lvs dbii't know it.
A& huslismfs they aro always oouveuieni,
though hot always mm liaadi as beaux,
they aro by A»o moans "imitchross," Thov
ar« most agreeable visitoVs; (hey aro
handy at State fatts arid ItidfepeHslble at
oyster saloons. Tiicv are sptend«i as exs
cortrfor some olrhflr falUvwii wife or sis.
t«i% andas they are better than
Wt»meu. As our fathers, ffiey are inex
pressibly grarm; A man tiiay bo k lailnre
iu bnniMMfl/ aAvroek In ;sot
eitoiigh to boast o£«« a jsgisiator for wo
mail's rights* and even uot verv brilliant
,as a member of the press; but if he is our
own father Vvfi overlook his sKorteomiuus
and cAterietofeevaflMliiee with . the di
ir|ae ttiantlewoburity,"
j ilk i'ii . '..-vf -'i