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Over the Bars.
'Twaa milking time, and the cows caroc pp
From the meadows sweet with clover,
And stood in the lane, while pretty Jane
Had a quiet chat with the drover—
Such a quiet chat it scarcely seeniptj
Tl}Pt» singlp word wasspokeiii
Whilo a magie spell with the night dews fell,
And the rythn} was unbroken.
The caltle stood at the lover's side,
Without any show of vacation. .
As though impressed that a five-bar rest
Was a paat their restoration.
And as Jade list ened to the notes that cam*
Right under the bars and over, •
II r heart took wiag, the silly thing,
Neatled up close to the drover.
She heard him say his home was poor,
That ba'd nothing bpt love to give her:
And «h« smiled content as though Love had
- * spent
Every arrow b« had in his quiver;
She smiled content, when the evening (lir
With tbe voices of birda is ringing.
And her lips ooafessed (hat a lowly nest »*
Should never prevent he.* singing,
Ho over the bars lovers lean.
In the j»y of their sweet communion;
And their looks declare that poverty ne'er
Shall be a bar to thefr union;
Oh. sweetest music, go thread your rhymes
Now under tha bars and over!
Where pretty Jane, in the fragrant lane,
Bewitehed the heart of the drover.
" IN OCEAN BRIDE.
The good ship 'Waverly,' homeward
bound from Japan, was becAmed in mid"
ocean. »
'What laud did you say that was
Captain Lane?' asked young Perlev, the
second mate, pointing to a svild pictu-.
resque-lookiug island lying less than a
league and a half off their leo bow.
'One ot tbe Society group. By my
chart that should be Morley Island. Let's
6ee, you said you touched there for water
the year before last when you were on
the 'Atlas,' djd yon not Jack ?'
'Ay, ay, sir,' returned the ohl (ar,
quickly ; and a lively time we had too.
We seed (he prettiest cral thai* that ever
Ived, 111 bell JBuk Lord, r she was as
wild as a gull !' ; -
'A beautiful girl on that island?' cried
Robert Pdr'e>, increduously. •
'Ay, ay, Mister Perly. And I'll, bet
my sou'>>(vfis(' agin' my head sho war
none of the black and tan natives, either I
We wanted to go back and look lor her
agin, but thfeold skipper wouldn't believe
nor say-but she was au iiigun gal.'
'Captain deterwined
to go SBhore than ever.' exclaimed the
mate, in a fever of excitement, 'What do
say Charlie?' be asked turning to
the super cargo, a good-lookiug young
man of two aud tvynity.
'I am with you. Wo caii gefc back be
fore the breeae up,'
. 'Oil, yfcs, I'll warrunt yon are both
dying to go!' mattered old Captain Lane.
'Juat say (here ia a puty gal on that ia«.
laud, aud all tbe sea lions in seven seas
couldn't keep yon away] Well, you had
my,consent before, aud I shall not with
draw it. But look sharp for the cuts
.throat savages there, aud return (he min
ute I sound tbe trumpet.
Iu less than fitteen minutes the young
officers accompanied by fcur sailors,
Were fair# flying over the Mrater towlrds
'tbe island.
Touching upon Hbe sandy beacb, they
drew tip their boat in a cove nearly
hidden py overhanging trees, and started
inland.
'lf we wish to see the gal we bavj
got to be pty ty sly, for she's a wild one,'
declared Jajk* 'Then we must be on
our lookout for the natives, too, for they
are as beastly a set as you ever saw,'
After an hour's weary tramp, how
ever, they were beginuiug to think tbey
should have jto retpru in disappointment,
when, as tbey paused for a moment, lo
gaze out npou Ibe sea, tbe (oue of some
one sweetly staging was wafted to their
ears. ''
When they had listened antil tbe sopg
was flvisbed, euraptpred with the melo«
dy, Charlie Wesson joyous
ly^r
'lt mast be she}'
'Yes; aud she mast be a fairy to sing
like that. Come, boys, let's ge down
there, bat for your life, don't disturb
her.' '
Advancing paptlopsly, until tbey gain
ed tbe line of thiek shrubbery tb?t skirt >
ed tbe beaoh,.tbey parted tlie fpKege to
behold the loveliest yiaipn their gaze had
ever met,
■St&udihg in the shallow water, thsU
laughed and played at ber delicately
formed teet and ankles, in high glee,
while «he was engaged in fastening her
wayiag mass oj golden hair, which fell
far down her Waist in pretty braids,
' was a beautiful wajden ol scarcely six*.
1 teee summers.
Iter form, habited in a well-fltting
garb made of tbe iuner bark of the sea
islapd willow, was faultlesa; aud her
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features wel'e perfect in their otiMine*,
while the purtiy pf her complexion
eeemed only enhanced l>y the slightly
bronzed hue That a lire ol exposure to *
tropical eun had given it.
1 Isn't she beautiful!' exclaimed Robert,
lost in admiration.
'Yes,' whispered the supercargo, in te
p)y, equally fascinated with her nppaaiv
ance. 'But see! she is going, to siug
again.'
Again the air was filled with the sweet
notes of her song, and until the last
sound had died away the entranced
listeners did not dare to cyon breatho
aloud, for fear ol breaking tho spell.
'There is no Indian blood in her veins!'
declared Bob, lowly,as she ended ' her
song and they continued to gaze upon
her in rapt wander. 'Her features and
the tone of her speech are English*'
'You are right, flob.i whispered
Charlie. 'And, look! she wears a chain
and locket ivhiuh tells that sbf has net
always been here,'
Xlis companions started with renewed
surprise as they discovered a gold chain
and locket, suspended from her neck.
'I would give a year ot my lf|e to
know the master/ ot her existeuce herel'
exclaimed the inato impetuously. 'lam
going to speak to her.'
v Suiting action to the words, he stepped
lightly torward, and addressed her in a
clear roice. But, as tho first sound fell
from bis lips she turned in alarm, and
catchiug sight of hinijled Ijke a fright
ened gazelle.
Seeing that it was vain to think of
overtaking her, they could only watch
her out of sight with looks of wonder!
•We must fiud her, boys,' declared the
excited male,aud his words were heart*
ily seconded by the supercargo. Tiie !
others were nothing loth to join in tl>e
wild chasf. j
Away dashed the sailors on tho course {
of the fugitive maid, but finally they
were forced to abaudon the search as a
fruitless one.
Hush! at that moment, hjgh and clear
oyer the mile or more of 4uterveuing sea,
cume the clarion tone of the captain'*
trupipet.
'Wo must return to tbe ship now, but
I am determined the Waverly, shall not
leavo these waters till we kuow more oi
that—'
'flough-ough-oo!' broke iu a wild,
discordant yell upon tl*s mate's speech.
Then, half a hundred furious uatires
rushed towards them from eyery
quarter.
Six against fifty in an open fight I The
sailors were brave men, but in less time
than we could describe it they were
burled to the earth and overpowered.
Instead oi putting, them to death then,
and there, however, the savage* bore
them away with exultant cries.
Finally a Valley" teebie'd J
growth was inched, and tlie prisoner#,
•aw the rude huts under the cocoa-nut
trees that comprised tbe heme ot their
captota.
Here they werp ipet by a motley
throng of old inett, women and children,
who crowded around withanxlous gaze,
and anon ottered Startling yells.
Bijt ,p*r l*le»4 looked iu vain tor the
island pyjppb. - Ci: .v> .iwrwx.Vj i
The triumphant o*vages bore tbem
forward to the centre of the glade into
tno presence of aa 6ld, weazen, faced
native seated squat up/?« the ground in
mint, of the largest wigwam.
At sight of the captives he gave an ex
clamation Qf delight. , /
After be had satisfied his curiosity, a
long consultation was held between him
and th» leader of the captors, wholly un
intelligible to our friends, thongb they
knew, from the violent gestures wade,no
good w as hod*d tbepi.
Briefly told, at its conclusion three of
the savages seized Robert Perley and
led him to a huge cocoauut-tree, where
be was GoippjeljetJ to jtand i?p right
agtinst tbe trunk.
Charley aud Jack were then placed
pue on each side of him, when three
epearsipep w;th their rpde weapon* were
stationed a short dialauee off, ready to
seitf Ibe through thefr
bodies.
The doomed men looked in vain for
mercy from the swarthy - visages before
theqi, and their lips moved in prayer.
At this critical juncture a sharp cry
was uttered, and looking up. the whites
saw the beautiful maiden rashiug to
wards them..
She did not pause until she reached
their Bide, when she placed herself in
front of Robert, and w*ved her band
frantically to the spearsmen.
Tbe old chief caq>e forward with an
angry trown and ordered her to etaud
aside, but with flashing eyes she met
him unflinchingly.
'Warana no warior to kilj helpless
wbitefacc," she cried, in broken English,
'SSeo, 'tbey like Star Slnier imichj She ilofc
let Waraiia kill.'
Maddened by defiance, the,chief com
manded his tollQirerer* to take hei
away.
Her shapely foot striped (he ground
impetuously, as she criedi
'Warrior, touch Star Singer and she
killqqickl Sho go if white.faces dol'
aud the defiant (icld a siuwp, mur
derous looking weapon over her own
heart* 'She no mere sing for Warana I'
Evidently the chief did not care to
lose, her, for he hesitated In his designs,
It is doubtful if the heroio xirl. could
hare reucued the capti/e sailors, but sfie
had saved their lives by dolayiug the ex
ecution.
Wild shouts rnng in the air, and *
body of the ' WaverlyV crew rashed in
to the Tfciley.
Panic seized the frighteued natives,
and the whitcß wtiu a bloodless victory.
'The captain thought you were iu
; trouble and sent us to yon.'
'And with Ibis brave girl you have
saved our lives,' said the yomjg mate,
warmly grasping bi* bfotbef officer's
hand.
The wonder of (be seamen |t behold
ing the lair timid maid, can be well
imagined.
'You must go with u§,' said Robert,
clasping her bund.
[ She trembled violently, and her gaze
hardly left the sigt of tbe terrified na
| lives, huddled together iu a group not
lar off, but without a word sbo yielded
seeming to leel that she was a captive.
It WB« many days before she mingled
freelv with her new-found frieuds, a. d
even then, at times, that old spirit of
aiieasiuess stole over her.
Finally the mate bear tbo sus
pense no longer, and he rosolyed tp kuow
his fate,
As yet, she had allowed no one to
(ouch tbe locket she wojre, but guarded
it with anxiety.
As Robert told the story of his lore,
however, (je pleaded again that he
might examine it, when, at last she cou>
seined. **
Pressing a spring it flew open, die
closing the portraits of am iy and wo>
man.
As bis gaze met the picture, (be male
uttored a cry ot surprise and almost
dropped the locket.
'My father nnd mother 1' bo exclaim*
ed. 'Can it be possible vqu are my sis
er, who was lost at sea, twelve years
ago ii| tbe ship 'Jaenn,' bound for tbe
Sandwich Islands/ She never was beard
of after passing the Horn, and we bever
knew where she was lost, bat Here if a
clue.
' Writing iu thore!'said the girl, and
taking tbe locket from his baud she
pressed put 014s of (be, miniatures,, aad
vhertthw »ibik pf). p*»er ; Jvjtb
age, which'Sbe4ianded to-.Robert.. lie
read Mltfud*: fb*»ii« ei« t i«ta to-j 1: -.'tu-tu
doomed ine 10 die. I lybqever rtiify
find. boar htr t,o her parents',, now
tho, Sauawicb Islands pr ,Uiero learp
address. B ~ CJmWmiUk'vA
j 'lt is r tru* !' erlbd (be mate. My sister I
my lons-lost sister!' And ha ' clasped
the surprised maid in his arms.
Charlie appeared upon the SABJIO yUb
looks of amazement.
'Congratulate me, • old boy I'
Robert, excitedly. 'I have found my
sister, the lost Minnie, tba( we have
mourned so many years—jyho was left
bcliiud when father and mother wept tp
the Sandwich Islands,fourteen years ago,
bat when she was four year* old ppcln
Jabez took ber on his wbal}ng»shjp
bound for sebfjug.'s Strait, design
ing lo leave her with our parents in the
Saudvicb Jflanda, where father (hen
waa English cpusul. The ship never
was heard from alter ahe passed the
Horn; bat here is (be sad prodt (hat
sbe was lost.' And be handed (be pa
per to Charjie, wb®, reading it, exclaim
ed—
'Then f haye a sweetheart!'
3Teed yre attempt tp describe tbe bap.s
pineas (hat followed/"
The 'Waverly' Reached port iu safety,
and eoon af,ter a father and mother, who
had mparued their daaghter as dead for
twelve veara, waa overjoyed to have her
reetored to tbem/ while to her R seemed
like a strange sweet dream.
Twp years later Charlie Weston aud
/he fair Minnie Parley were married.
Robert Peilcy ia now 4 liappv husband
and father aa well as a thriving aaerp^ap^
in the old town ot Plymouth.
POCIKTY BELLES. —On account of its
remarkably deiicate and lasting fragrance
society btdles aro loud in their praises of
F lore*bop C'olognp,
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• A storv tolJ oi ; .as U«raikn
come the rniei* over many v , • '
' One day, I+e was watching his Hock,
which was feeding Iu a valley ou trie
borders of a forest, when a hauler came
out ot the woods and asked:
''How tar is it'to the nearest village?'
•Si* miles, s}r,' answpr«a the 'boy';
'but the road Is only a'slieep-U*ack, and
very easily missed.'
The hunter looked at the crooked track
and said: J
My !ad, I am. Very hungry end dilra ty;
I have lost my companion and misted my
way. Leave your sheep aud show me
the road; ! wifl pay you #«SII, r 1
»l citn not -leave my sheep, s-ic,' rejoined
Gerhard!., 'l'bey will stray' Into jhe
woods, and tnay *be oaten Wolv« Ot
stolen by rohbeve/
' Wellj whai of (bat?' Queried the
hunter. ?'l*hey are not jronr sheep. Tho
loss of one or two wonldn't be much to
your master, and I'li give you more tbau
you paye earned in a whole year.'
•lean not go, sir,' ro|olned Gefhardt/
very firmly. 'My master pays me for i
my time, aad he trusts me his shsep.
If i were to sell my time, which'does hot
belong to me, and the sjieep should get
lost, itavouM be (he same as if I bad
stolen theiu.'
'Well;' said (he huulfer,'you will fi'iisf
your sheep with me while yotjfee'to the
vjllnge and get me some foed, and
4 guide? i will take care of them.'
The boy shook ftis bond.
•Tljeaheap;' sajd he, 'do net . Jpnour;
your voice, ( aud'-—IJo stepped speak
ing.
'And what ? Can't you trust riie? I>6 I
look like a dishonest man?' asked the
hnnier, angiiiy. ,
♦Sir.' said the boy, 'ydu'trted 1o mftke
me false to my I rust, and tried to make
ine break my word to iny master; how
do I know (bat you would keen your
word?' I
The hunter laughed,-.for be felt that
the lud h a d lajrly cornered him. Xle
•aid f
'1 see, my lad (bat you are a geed,
faithful boy. I will not torget you.
Show ine tbe road, and 1 will try to make
it out tnysell.'i 1 '
(Jerhsrdt then tflered the cements of
his scrip to tbe hungry man, who, coarse
as it was, it gladly. Presently his aU"
leuilants cume np; and then Gcrbardt, to
his surprise, tonnd that the hunter w*s;
the Grand Duke,, wbo owned all the
country around.
The Duke was so pleased with tha
boy'a,bf>nwty H »ent 6y* him short
ly after that and had him educated. Ia
after Gerhardt becane a very great
and powertul man, but b*L
honest, aud txne to bis dying day .
Strictly Temperate, Except.
On the s sl|«perotan.4#* E, .aivd W.
(rain Uavsiler notioed ap old,
white bearded gentleman ifyfttjf Nf get
into a Jiueu duster. Tbe young.Md-epry
traveller rushed Us jnd in
helping firm wnb bis gar.inrfit, noftced a
good-sfimil " whiskey flask protruding
, trom ouepj the iiiidt? pockaia of l^is ( cp||.
Beihg cl a, waggish nature, he abpro
prid'td flip WrttMr,"fcet the coil on the
st 1 auger, and  t#B»-ppM;w out; : w flask,.
goi/lj ,
The oldf htarf'dld WoVYC'coghifce'fbe bait* '
tle« and.4iiinitt|| l Mfllsojl Dl^xeiyaWted,
i &?IMnkf.' J^T « l '
(9e fmcs
you persist iu dasaMdg«rhiali090irauwiy
■be a ruined man at forty, J1 ff th.e Curse
,)t>f the laud. When I was a bojf nfiry 9
niodicr dieti| mid iliadal iliiug she did
was I* call me to her bedsi.de and savj
Joß«>^emo«/vii^^'Wßl
taleeia fo»p,fef ija|ioKsf.! {n M iai *i. ■■■
ogHlaing the bottle ip hands p\ the
other he opuljn.ued:
my dear boy, an occasional
snifter while '* •> » ".
And reaching lor the gask b« pressed
it to bis lips, amid .a liQwl of hiugbter
,whjch shook (he whole car.
£ Straight Answer Wanted.
One of tlie east-bound trains coming
'into Detroit tbe othf* waa heavily
■loaded, a passenger who got on at
Ypsilaiiti, through tWo cars
thrn halted at a awitr occupied by a small
man and a grab bag and in^ui)«d:
"Is tbia Koat occupied?"
"Of cours« tbia seat ia ocouwed," was
tbe reply.
"4-re both balyespf'jtbis seat occu
pied?" w*a the uext query, *
"Of coftfse both halves are"occupied."
"Wel|, wj said tbe new
arrival, as he let go ojt hjls satchel, "J
want tp bother you. withr one ippre
query. Bed you ratlx-r I weald toss
that grsb*b4g out of tbo window and
sit down with you, or chuck you out
and ride into £etrpi,t with tbe grab*
bag?"
'The grab-bag man got mad at that
and wouldn't side anywhbre else es>
o«pt on the wood box.—JQetrqit frm
mfh
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By contracting a severe Cough and
Cold, J was compellep to ' give up my
daily work and kept to the house. A
neighbor recpui mended me to try a bot
tle of Buli-'a jCjugb Syrupj it was
procured and nsedj to my astonishment
relief waa instantaneous.
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