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LDIToK AND PKOPKlLTOli.
, I II
Mnilliu' lr I In' Illicit-.
We ui! tur the lugl": tli" night dews "I"'
eld,
Tlio luubs of 111" R,-Mii r fed jaded nnd old,
The lii-lil "f mir li I'll ie i win ly nnd Ial",
TliiT" is lead in i ur joinL, llicii-1 lrot in
I Ml I' llilil',
Tli" fui in-.- i veiled iiml nfi I'tiineiiiikuown
As we ll" Willi bushed 1-IV.llll till 111" l-ll;.' In
i-. lil-mii.
At Hi" sound nf llu- hueln -i- h iMiiiiiul" shall
spring
Like mi arrow ii-l-'.i-- I ti nn th" strain of
tin- siring;
Tin- coning", llm ilnplll oof youth lmll ii-ni"
l.i, k
'I'" bini-.li 111 i-lull i-f Heir i.-.ir l ii i-u ir.
Ami solum ; i I I"- -s ni l i-.u-'s fad-' nw iy
lli'll II III 111" ogi v . I -'11111 loclnillis the
I i H ilny.
Tlmiiigli the lovi in-- nf nj" )ii;y n t h- in
Hi' vein,
A tul mi li:.i- nf si -i I 111 in- .-iii"W remains;
'1 1" ngli Ih" eoiiiinih's hi ye-lei'dtiy's inarch
IT" lint I i-r -,
A i il tl c - h i i I I - in- (miIi- u ii. I Hi I -t hiii Ii- s
i r s, -ir -
'I h"ugh II iKi-1 nf ir- rl -riiig dies down
I i ii lit- in,
Wr shall Iiml i,in- I .-I ynli'li Hii- ll lh"bilgln
ii I 1-iWII.
-llu:.. Wi'il vM-i Hi Ili(gitis,in in ( Viit ii-y.
ONLY A DEAF WOMAN.
Tiictiui'i slopped at I in-; Station on
tune this Woduc-ulny nflertfuoti. It was
lint a : 1 1 i t u! . riy piinctu.l train,
n ithur iliil it especially in I'.tor whether
it was or ml, a I'.iii" Satioti was o:io
ol thojo "lodges i'l tlio v i-l wilderness''
whore limo w;n not reckoned according
lo Ihu Wall street standard and where
people look tilings easy.
'llu stage for II mlock Iliil was
wailing there a. clumsy conglomeration
( mu-ly leather, faded pnitit, iiii I im-
ii-nt woo l, ilrawn by t w sleepy
horses, aii'l ilrivi-ii l,y a .1 Im so ol-l
t Ii it I'M in si itu-tivc'.y w omli ic! l ow hu
ever fjot h;i an, I J wii f r. tn his ai ri il
I'i'ich on llm Iki siat. Mr. I! hinnnil
mill liU frii-ml Col. .Iniii-i t.ioU t lie-i r
s-.al, (i.ii k -il l Ii ir va'.i-rn ?:iu-,iy u-iili-r
lluir loci, ami fa.t'.-iio l lluir iiaily i;U
imilirellas in Ih,- r.ic!; nv rh -al. Th ro
wai only nno otlu r pn-si r, ,n-i - i wim:in
in a hrnuii w i.u-i ir jh( t 'ori i anil n
:rcca Vs-il, with a Im Ii'-I nuik- t lia.ki t
i:i ln-r lap mi'l a 1 1 rmoii l,nn car timn-
t in Ii r Inn. I.
''Only a il .if w.nn in," K.ii I l.'dlonul
.Ijll-M, .la.ll ill.; t.iv:ii h-T.
"I sei-,'' oIhiiv -I Mr. Ilii-linmnl.
' Wo m-i.-il put no ai In in ir I islr.ual oil
our coi vi-rial inn."
"Aio " all n-i ly, 1 1 i vir '. ' .-limili-vl
Clloill'l .1 'Til', wim w Is inniso l o lin
Iciiiiri ly in,!lhi) l ; nf iif- in a placi Ii ku
!iid fslaliun. 'I in; i: n',-r n i-i-aro l to
iiiiiH- hiiim ll Ii -in a snit nf ilu.
"I i i- if y i l In-! ' sin I h '. "llil up,
Kit"! I. loUniii, thai-, ymi S'ii 10 ; 1
An I away lin y roll" I.
"VuJ," Mill (',,oni-l .1 nit-, ru lull-.;
lilt neatly 1 1 vu-1 hati-U, "ilwnl I i-a
t.i;nuin- surprise A . I I hn-anl it t-i
Ii". I wmt lu .'.- fui li.yii'll In-w Iiii ii;h
.ill'."
"I'i-iI. inly," sai l Mr. llu hin.iti l,
iini'liiii,' Ir-irn nil" "inl of tliu s.-iit toi Im
ctlur, in ih,; wIimU look ablL,' sI jiio on
llmir wny.
" J h" I i-l i nvi'r ln ail an l uam iu
"I",'' naiil t',)Uin l .l.un -.
"Viiiii,; ini'i will in :oj-," nlisoivi-l
Mr. l; i iniin iil, iy::lc.i!ly.
"lint a :-i Ii ol lt-a hit ; a iHsiiicl
Mlnnl l-Mi !i i :-' ,ih : I ill ,- who
was l.ill mi'l pnrllv anl rl,i ,n h iV-:i,
with very I'l.ick I'yul r. wt nil hair j;i,t
liiuhciJ wilh bilvi-r.
"A poinl many iiiro mrls l ike to Ih it
In-iiMS-," ri in irk", I M . I!u hm mil.
Mr. Uh liiiimiil u.n a 1 1 t ealli-ina i,
wilh hollow t'vis, a parrlnnuat-toloii; I
tki i, anil a onc-ral ily-ipiiptu-uir.
. "It ii.'i that I il.-,pni' tlio irali,"
nnl (.'ol. ,ln ii.. "Vnu Know Ih. a n,
well iu I ilo, Ii ol : i. II ili.j jrirl h
pooil ami pretty, IM in soo-i she slum it
hea school ti'in-lier in an)llim iln'.
Hut I want my 1-oy to have a real h.nnu
like home. My wifoyave moo.io, an. I 1
soli'inaly li lii ve r. w.n tlio making of
me. Anil Vu-toiS wife niti-t hu no in re
book machine or wnaror of lino ilolli".
If alio can't sew, ami sweep anil cook
slic'ii no lit in i(u for my son. We!!, vnu
see, 1 have been stii lyiiii tho nial'iv
over.
' I si'o, " sni-l Mr. Kn Inn wi,l, holili i;
il.'Rpenitely on to llm leal her strap above
hit heiul, us tlio driver uiilcil the
wheels ov r a sin i-i s-ion of btuinpi on
tho si'lo of the mini.
"I give tlu-m no tiino for prepara
tion," Eni'l Iho Colmiol, cliiiekiia'. "1
dropdown upon llm Allen liko a wolf
on tho fold. 1 aoo just exactly what she
is. I judge fomrysolf. I wouldn't pivo
fig for all the Latin and guitar music
and china painting in Iho world if a
woman can't uiako a loaf of liuht,
sweet bread and cook a steuii. Y,! 1
am aura 1 Leg a thousand pardons,
ma'am, "as a sudden swing of tho coach
precipitated Lis head against tho basket
4nd lent the oar trumpet rolling to the
floor.
"Allow met Did you want to get
out?"
1' r tha woman with tho green vol!
4 miking vein ment gestures with her
hand to the driver. bin: tit up the
trumpet with au inquiring expression of
face.
"Did you waut to get out i"
ro'i Col. Jjuj into its convoluted
di'plli-, tho ins stuiliii.j out oil hi
lon h' nil as he did m.
"Vi'i, air, pU'ii-e," sail till woman;
i, n I thu rouiti'i in Cn'.oni'i liliu-elf got
nut lo ep;'!ilo lie; lemov il of tho bn
krl, tho tiiiinpel ninl .-uiiilry b.owu
p p r paicols which t-onsl it uled tho hi
loii; ings of tin ir follow pa-sengir.
'llio green- Veiled h '.al bobbed IK'
know lo'linei.t -, tli" ( iiliinel lilted lii
hat like a modorn 1 "i lrxnte, and I In-ila-e,
r it loped ii a i loud of diisl,
rolled away t. ward tho lri'liluess o:
the west in sky. 'l lu; groni voiied pas
sen i; r ( aii jht up her pnrreN, skip; o I
ovir llm sfoic ftio with aniazin;
alaei ily f or so nppnri'ii lly fieliloa per
bDii'igo, hi. ' 1 lb w liKu a deer iiitoss the
w ii'ded solilu lis unlil sho riino to n
low, red f:. i lull me, a id etileiel a co-y
kiichen, wliuio a mid Ilo ned woman
Was miikin;: blariibi-riy pie'.
"II- re's your tiuinpel nil mended,
Aunt I! i ma," said she. "And hole's
tho a! aea diossii'id ill--' liiteo yards ol
ll inn el and tho ba-k I wilh the tea aii'l
sti'ar a'i'l spii e. Wiiat aro you going
to havii f.ir inpi rJ"
"Spring hic"ii. ' -mil An it I! x
anna in th i soil, .siiIIiii-I v iiie pieu.i.ir
to deaf p'-opl -. "Thoy'ro o-i the but
t'lysh If, nil ilrcs-f; I and only. A'nl
baked po al i"s ; and 1 cali'il ale to have
tli - in pi;s ready to go into tho ovca
right nlf.''
'Splendid!' sail Lurana Hopkins.
"I want ono of tliotii. And I mu-l
h ivj tin) chickens and that loaf of giil
gei bread."
' I.i, in- !'' said Aunt lOxinna. ' I
lb,.' i: 1 i r.i.y '
"It's for Ih-) silmolin a'nm, Au it 1! -
npna," expbiini'.l Lurana, with her roy
il( illh clos i the cur trumpet. "ll ;r
1 1 -.in' s f :. 1 1 1 - - r cam, i up from tlio trail
with mo ir. Zid.ic ll i-.vliy's sla-e, and
hu took me fur a deaf woman, lieeiimj
of tlio liu npi I, I suppose, and tallied
bt'foio rue to hit frieu l rcul Ire-. Ai. i
he's come nut hero to silipriio lie1
sell 'olma'.un, and lia I mil w In llu r she
i. a good In u-ckeopiT or not. And i!
sio iin't, lie's;; i i r to set hiinsell di.ad
a jnl-isl tin; mat i ll '. '
"1 nivi-r h -ard uotlii ig like it in my
life," said Ail il I! i ma.
''.'id sli) is'i'i you kuiuvsh) iin't!'
said I.'i'iria. ' Sli; ju-l live ia half ol
Ih; Wid'iw S's.eiiiu's In ii-i-, and boards
In r-i-lf o:i brtal and milk. I'ml she i
as sweet ns a p in ll, mid people ra i'l
have 'ill the acrctup ishili- uti al onri----"
' N , to bi ill o nut," tall Aunt
II xanr.ii, her d-iw wil.s follow in,'
I. ui uia's i apt I spieell with oil si lerablo
dilliuilty.
"And he shan't bo cheated out of
In r l'-ver. rot if I nil Ii Ip il," sai l
l.iii' in i, bun ii diy i:u' viii:; the bioilers,
n-'it'.y wnpp'-l ii a napkin, iito her
ba-kel, and -n ppl" iii-n i ing 111, -in wilh a
loaf nf spin- -m, III i ;;in.; i'biead, two
ui baked I bcli inn v lie-, a inn 'f I is
iiiil and i ;li-s jir hum'. ".Now, a !
Iil!l" i ii'isti r ol ( If "," she .ai I "and j
Mime ol tho o pn k i s, and I believe
that's all. V in nil t hutt up some
t:.i ig els- li-i snp,i-r.''
A id iiiii " iiml I. ii i-iii spe I across
Hi Ii II-, u i- 1 1:' a imi-y I'l ,i i on the
l', i i.,,,. sp m nf a lail ii lie", picking
Ii-r w y -Ii lily t In .n.t; Ii tin- lniiniuncks
ol a sw mi il i tv i, Ii' :-ig tin- Widow
S v. 1 1 it I s i ui I i", , w lull! t Ii I I'.lii"
si iam i ti iv l ii; lh regular
iii I, 1 1 it ill : a g-i 1 1 i ii 1 1 o aulaiiiir
l r aw iy.
Ali o Alden. the diitriil school
t.iiii, wis just piitting tho la-l
sti'ili-siii a bin- ilii'.-vl ';i'i'haiu
gnw i t!i i- -Ii" w is iu i .i i w ii "! I, ir.ina
i il li.'d ii ,i .e a hi:'.', -i ye I hu i w lad.
"liiuci!' sh) cried. "Ki idlo un
the fne! S. l thu la'dc! Y-jiir fathir-ie-'
iw i c iiiii i I '
"My fnt In r-iu-l aw ! ' i iii 1 Miss Alden,
aghast.
"I'l th) si ige!' i iliiiied l.nran.'i,
hrcathle.slv. "T I lie you by sur
pris", and I Inn m's n 'i lolling how soon
he w i ; 1 1 1 Ii -'i'.'. "
And I h"ii as well as she could, sl.o
evplaine I lliis u i ;n ct ;d enmbinaf i ui
ol 1 1 n 1 1 -1 lie -i.
"Iliil," ii'isoael Aic, "I do not
wi h tnibc'iv' anyb ily, I can t cook,
I never lentil" I how."
"Killb sii.ki! ' cried l.untii. "Ii
men will m.iku such geese ot thciusolves
we may just as well n n - t llieiu on their
own ground. Il would b just as
reasonable for you to reline Victor be
cause ho h isn't loarnu I iho blacksmith's
tiiidd or ciu't preach a sermon.
Won Ma' t it now?''
"Thero's something in that,'' hcsitntid
A'ico.
"Of courso Ih. -re is,' said Lurana.
It was ! o'clock at night wh"ii Col.
Jones rcjoincl his friend llichinoiid :t
tho Hemlock Hill hotel. Outside Ih"
whip-poor-wills tuns, the pine woo ls
exhaled porfiime. Within tho Colonel
rej deed with an exceeding grunt joy.
"It's all right,'' said he. "Ad a
right as possible. I walkid directly in
upon hur and thnro sho was preparing
such btoi'.ed chickons 1 never tasted,
a id tho coffee was turli. There wai
l lic'.lirrry pie that melted in my mi nth
and hom.'invlo biscuit lit for a king."
"Is i t that rath t nn elab.irate spread
for one person I ' inipiirol Mr. lticli
mond a little im r"iiu!ously.
'Oh, I believe there Wjs touio othei
youu woman to bo with her, bu'. sho
urni d shy and w, ill In' t in'iie in ul I In;
last. llu' slie's llm u-Uie.,t -III you
Ver saw, ! i hiiU'li 1 "
''I II,.- other young w ,ii iii, '
"I'iihIi, l:nll-ell-i ! V"ll ll'iuiv wli it .'
nu-in-.Mi.s A d-ii, Inrs.'lf. A id 1
lliiuk my mil Vic'or i, lie; liukiost fel
low out. I've liivili.d Inr lociime to
New Voik and spi-iid h'-r lit r vication
wilh my wile and iiiyulf, and I don't
caro how noon they fix tho wed Mug
day."
A id tho lob mil's f n o b 'umed nil
ui', r.
"Ilavo I ilono li.'ht, Victor" thi
school mV. nil ad. ii I her lover thoni t
I nun she saw him.
"Ui' hl! Of cmirsi ynu Inv '," cried
Victor .l ine'. "A i I I shall luol grate
ii 1 l-i I.nr ma II ipkms all the rest of
my life."
'1' it I do n-.nnn to go ov-r to Mi,)
ll'ipkiiis f iirm tv-ry day and take a l-.-s-son
in rooking inilil I can justify
your fat hoi's guod cpinion,'' detlued
Miss A'den.
"You're i.car enoii Ji to pcrf-i. timi t i
ju-lify I tiyone's good opinion now,"
sii I Victor, whn, as in iy ea ily be pel -ciiv.
d, wih very much ri love.
"And only think," t it-- 1 l.nran.'i, who
lamed ia at tint ii.o:i;ent, "all this
good has been wroudit by Aunt K"X
anua's ear ti iimpel !''
A Itlnmlless ( i - in a ii.
Not many miles li'iu li'ilin,
m any, llcro lives a man who, if
w hut
report says of him be trii", is c rfainly
one of the most remarkable phenomena
on record. 'Iho papers state ns a posi
tive fact tint he h is no blojd in his
veim and that a committee of the lead
ing physicians mid .stijntisls I.-iv d"
c I a red tlicir inability to accitmt lor this
extraordinary circumstance. 'I'iie man
is a Corporal in the O rimin iiriny, nnd
goes by the m iuo of (Mi Schrieli-r.
He himself was iplifo uiieoiiseiiiu of
bil bloodless condition n itil i i months
ago, who'i he fought a du 1 with a f ;l
low soldier. llu cpj o eit ran his
sword through his body without, hnw
i ver, diaw ing any Idood, and tho
"patient" seciii'"! not a bit lite worse.
j Tho man was so tak.-u by surpriso that
j :! had no trouble in kilii-ig l.iin.
j Since that tiiuo tho r mta b s of the
j (.' irpjral have i ii!, i carelu! nut to tread
j on his Iocs, and on no consideration to
I accept a challenge In tii hi n. Ilo was
sulmiilte 1 l a scv.Te ti'St nt ,i iiitdical
iti-litute in lierliii. A kinle w.u tliiur
into his mouth, Iho point c iini ig oi;l
at the b c'i of tin; i.ei k. Not a drop
of blood was s pi I l"d, and otto felt no
pain dm in; III) op rati;:'. 'Ill' gin
lletnen who cv inn led him ,,ie tmw Iiii y
convirod that ih r-i ain miny thin. -a
in heaven tjd caitli that th y never
dreaimd of. Olio S hi i, b i intends at
soon as his time is ii i. e., m x' yeai
- -to show himself iu the pti tcipi! citi.'S
of Kuii'p - 1 1, uidon I'm Igel.
.Mcilicinal I ses of Ike I.ciiioii,
' I.eu.oil. .-Hi; vei v Ilea. thy and goo I,
not only for nl! aving th ; thirst but wi I
line a llilllli.il I,; ol dlioidet's. Tlio
juice oi' tlio b ni iii coiilaius citi ic ai id.
Ai i Is as a rule dei i ease (he mil ae
in.liou of tho body ami increase tlio
alkaline. Citric acid, which i. the a- id
of Iciiionsand oranges lor l i la 'c.-, will
dimmish the seer, tions ol j a il ic j.nco
but increases veiy materially tin- -lire-lion
of .saliva. The v. i y ih, light ol a
(mollis sull'u ient to in ke ih- inoutli
walir. 'J'h list in levels ji u it always
duo to a lack ol w it r I i ;h : blood. It
in iy be ilu iu pail l a lack o; llio -i-cntion
ol ihesalivi. Wh n thi mouth
is parch'd mi l dry th) mi l wid in-
crease Hoi saliv i. i Ii ti ni l I is given
lor the leliel i f ilv-p psi i it should bo i
taken before lallng. I.euiuii juice
drank leforo meals will I o fciiud very
advanlagenus as a pi v live to heart',
burn." I Chicago Times.
Siilcirmil'ds Agaiiisl -leweliy Tliioscs.
"1 have no dout't that th' j-w -Hers
in this lily Inn $10, will or fl.'i, I
year I rem ling thieve-, ' sail u N w
York jewiib-r a ! w d ,ys ago to a Sun
reporter. "'Him ling thief Is usually I
well dressed and respectable in i.ppe.il-
a uce. lb; calls lor several tiavs of j
rings, uml while ho is talking to the :
clerk manages to steal a ting. It is im- j
possible to rifu-o to place a tray ol j
rings be'oro a cil'toiner, so I have to hit i
upon the following seliome: Through
each row of rings 1 run a steel rid, !
these rods tire attached to an imn Iratue, j
with hinges at one cad and a lock at j
the other. When a customer wish-sto I
look nt tho rings 1 hand oui tins rack, j
When necis nry, I c i tak-- i ll m-v liig ,
by uilockiiig th; mini. ua ,
proved a great saving.'' I
An Oil el' (u be lleclincd.
' So you are a l ad in in, ill."
"Heckou you're li'bt, stranger."
"Como from Hitter Creek"
"That's whnr I'm (io.ii, ami no inii
take." "Not afraid of anylhinc; that walks,
ihf
"Afraid! Show me Ih" man "
'Oh, no, 1 won't h w- y u any mar,
I lit I'd ilko to I a so yu up t i I he Ii nits
and introduce you t my v i.'e. 1 nought
h r a p ,ir 'f sh lei th it lidi'l lit,- a'-.d
Liu riilher aliiiid to go lei ulo:ie.''
lllll.lill:.N'S t !.'. IN.
ll III'"..
T,li nunv. inv li'il-. i.i. ii.
iii n.imlpi . In. ,i .i.-iiii.
.1 ii I. i - up, mil fi si .1 ,., n,
1 1 lo. i l.i :- mil- is 1 1 Ji, if i her 1 1 1 1 , n,
l.il.e mil' i-'.iaiini-'ul ,i'i, !,., , wcaili'T.
Well, l.ev r iniii'l, i i till ll back,
i I me. l ie. I. ill"! .low ll y .- J u ki
I p nil I il.'W n, t hi l . I le- n
'Ih" s -,.. ,,n !. !i--I..iu !ny.
ln'ii I'.io bit1" I i',i s ..;,! 1 1 lit t,. .: i.i ..'.
ll.it i. II Li niimi:
Il has leeii a gn at insiciy to many
yung crso'iH why liu il ii l., lich col
ored wool s ) miieii ii.vd fi r lun iliii
should bo i n. j.; I "los'iw' io'l.' In
deep-tinted, t ii bly-slr"iill(A surface
certainly does not resemble the is -, so
wo must seek some oilier reason for the
mine. I!;ro il is: When iVi tr-e is
ft rsl cut, the fic.-li wo id ixhalcsa very
sfi ing, roie-like Iragraisr.'. whiih soo:.
passes away, I ivnig no ti n ; of the pi
iu iar o lor. Th to lire -ev id virie
ties of insi'Wi .-id I ices; th- boil, how
ever are llioso f.ii i I in s-.,iili iiic ric i
and tin." 1 la-1 J t i-.. -. and ;u li I iv I ing
idan ls ,', ,N :!:. ! -..
.t i s iliM J S . i f.
I liav" a -In ; Mor,' l" Ii . w iiicli i,
not. only in!-.-1 .--t ; lull ..I 1 1 1: .-Iy tin ,
All my .slnriei ai" true, iiii tin .tico lotc
indicati. s su'.h -a;- u ity, in h power o'
thou .'111 on till) put ol ill'! Iitll ll-'i'l'lli
i nnciTii 'd, that -i):in s c pi .c:,l pi i "it,
U'i:it(ilaiati;il wilh mi and with n.j
ways, no-lit i 'test ion its mi' heul ii il y.
Tic! hero is a small bi ic . and Ian,
.vims; mi-lr ss, following lb; foi'ish
custom m hi li ptev.iiU ia lhee puis,
leaves him Pehi id wh 'ti she goes to
chinch. I.a-t ru nl iy sin.' r ijii sled
her father and uioili r, who tnyed
at home, to Keep the tenier in the
Iiauio for a consi bT. b e lim.- niter her
depiirturo. They di I so, n .d tl.o 'In
tried i very d nor and w indow, iii 'kiu.;
frantic efforts tucscap'. i'mally In; ap- j
pea red lo bo s 1 1 I lenly i I. lively dog
owner knows that tho." animals nie a t
to bo nau-i at. il - in 1 as lie had a' ways
been let nut on -in 'i occasions, th" iloer
wa immediately opene I for him. Onto t
out -ilo, he recovetel ia-ti'itaiiioiisly.
mid with a wicke I look at"ih; old go i -tlemaii
whom he had thu, th vei'7
fooled, lie in i Iu oil on his ti.i Ir, s-'.i
track as fast as Im short Iii; ivit I
cany him. Thi i was leasnuing i.nd
something more.- ,11 si on IVsl.
im-.I .ti I'.'.e.
A good many h), : 1i.uk liiat llmlifo
of a cow boy ia lie; Iar V"-l i- a very
jolly one. They lma ine hat cow-lmyi
have hlllu to do ce. pt i i Id lal i i ie-,
shoot antelnp", and ha ' a good Inn)
generally. Tin is a. gic.ii a mi-lak" a.
run be mid", mid ai.v l' 'V wlio i;oci
West with the i p il l ton ol making a
lotlii'ie by siinji.y . :i. i-itig hinis. 1 1 on
th - p'aini will i nun' I. i t a.' iiu a bit -lirly
iii-n;'p linled y- u Ii.
I ow -I ny s h.ivo n.iii h liir l woiklo
do; they alii olleti i '.posed to tic;
severest weal her, mil iii ir very liiei
havo froipienlly to be ti-ked in the
loursj of duly. A cow-boy must no:
shirk danger when hi; employer's or
his ow n interests are at -.lake. 'I hu
following story illu-'.r.il , thi.;
"A c w-boy known as " T. x" was or
dure 1 to di ivo a sinil' Ie :' I ol ratll
ll. lll :l ciTlain ranch iu tin) iiu:hetn
part o! Nebr ika to a - la lie it on lb.- I.'
ion I'.u ill,- Hiilwav. li was a 'Invent
only one day, and i' started cut alotio
very early cue ino::iig, leii .iag th I
ho would need no help lo m aago -u
ginnll a number of cattle. I'm big lie
forenoon Ti X ob-ieived clouds : atheiiig
ill the noilh, and he li lt -lire a .t.iiitt
was coining. 11; kin-w it wi of r.o u ;
to Iry to hurry the heul, I nl ho fell a
little uneasy, asstu it. in tint loca ily
nro likely to be veiy severe. Il.-t Ic 'i ;
in re Weil gn u'ide I. I; ipi ll v the V. i:;d ill.
creiised, blow ing dead ag ai is! i !i ciw
boy and his charge. C.d ler ..tew t liu
Htm 'splioic, and a few now'lr.is lei1.
A bli..ird was ccmiug, I lit Tex Kjt
moving fmwird. i'.ir.ai was fiiry
howling now, and ih) a:r wis bi:t r
cold. T'VS (glle, with heals low
down, Irca-ted the lnru, mil moved
s'ow y along 111.- trail, 'i sh.iiiled
che.'iliy lo i'Koi.ra;e Inni e I :i we 1 i
his cattle, but by l.-.T-es he ; I -w 1110:0
and more chilled i.nd lionr-e, and tilt- i
ll W'lllle llO stopped sii,Jtl 111 '. To ko, p
his blood i i it 1 i iii.),', h; ihn-w hi
arms abcul mil n-ntlns In:). Is ngiinsi
his thi ;hs and body, I 11: soon I hat .1 id no
more good, and In- - 1 u.. i i hi.s.i ldla
Iree.in.'. if'' , 101 m 1 ii-.lie I ad n ar.d
yet, M.iio.iir gn w Ih- air. .V out
iiiid-aflerno'iii a few ( ttlle wei I lown
by the wind to a gioiip ol slinutiei
stindiag till on the pl;,in far from tlio
regular (rail. A pony mnily fini m f,,).
lowed, nnd slopn d in Iron: of 0.10 of
the shinties. li s rider sat no lio tless,
m l men riishe I out to h Ip biai down,
Int he kepi his saddle like a marble '
figure. The rider w.u Ti x, and he wa
stone-doad. i II iri.er's Young l'eople. I
Chicigo's ix;--in:e;.t with sheet ir.in i
I'liveiii, nt ha. proved inn.f 11 isatiiacl- ;
icy. mil accor !in fly, ;h.V portion o('
1) arborn stre I whicii ati-ut a year ago j
Was paved with iron blocks will bo lo
otorsd to its loiiuer coudition.
jl'HRRA DHL l;Ul;G().
j Information Al.'Oiit tho Country
ami its Iiiliabilaiilb.
1
Geological Formation as Deter
mined by Recent Surveys.
Terra del I'm-go has hitherto nt
trade 1 bul li't.o ntle.it ion, nnd the
buy ivit ld has bei n 1 (intent to III it
alone. Of I'd", In wi v. r, cii cuir.slaiicis
have arisen wliie!: give tin; cuuntiy i'
leie-1 nnd sujiply in ioim..'. i',11 ahiut il.
Within the last live years it has bet 11
the sii j it o;' mure th. 'rough and scion -Iiii,
inv,'sltg,'i;i,iu Ihan his evorben
previous y at'! tu .Ie I. I,:eiitcnant It v
ol llu I'.eiK! 1 N ivy h ,i, by poriins ion
of llio .Argentine lioverniniial, and
partly under iu pa'r iaage, ma le an
cxpidiliia to t'10 S' ii;lirii:t portion ol
Ti rr.i del Fiii'gn; and hu labors have
resulted 111 a v illi ib..: r port 0:1 the
fiuaa, il ia a 'id gcaeral 1 harai Lrist ics
ol ill" 11 11 .tiy ai.d the ci '.-edition nnd
language il th people.
A n'tli r tv a iiotj v ilii i'nb) contri
billion in our know ! lgo on thi subj it
li is been mil.' Ly l; v. Tnu'iias Hylge-,
a CI. 1: ch of "igianl iiiis ionary, who
h is lived 1:1 t:i i S- 1:1 b" ,-1 in part ol
Terra del 1'ii 'go ! r nv 1 '.''1 ye: r-', and
ha- diiiiig I hit long recd-iuc: acc.mi'l
lated nn impo t int .i'ltoi at . f inl'iriii:.
tion alioul t he ( oi.al y a i l ii-j inhaliil
ints. Mr. ,1,: j s I'ip:' r, u 11111:1 ol
sciei, lilie an tec i'.-al , In:' also on be
half of a n.iiing coii-i'ir.y, reiouty
mad,- an exnulition tight aciost tin
coiiatry fmni I'seless l!.y 11:1 tho Wit
l'i Si" . b, lian in the oa-t aid theme
along Ih' . ii-i. I.i-tly, ll-m lliuinil
I.i la, a well known explorer ai.d a
1111 tnlicr of I liu Cl -ogiaphieal society of
linearis Ay res, ha. ju-l n turned Iroiu a
scientific and geogni l.ieal cxpedil ion
to the east and .south a-t coa.-t, under
l iken at the instance of ll," Argentine
g ivern 111 ii I. These ci IU Ined souri;.
cl information have :, iiel locnirect
liiai.y error- hitlurfo ciiinut abatt the
country, and to add lo our knowledge
111 in my impo: I ml respects.
The gl'i up ol 'i-diunl' which form th"
nrilnpelago of Terra del f'ii"go tin vu an
an a of about ci l,; y ibris ind sipi ire
miles, nearly 1 1.- i.i': i.o as Lag. and
and Scotland, iiiinin il.sciibes Ih'
run;. try as a iiioii.itaiin 11- land partly
su merged ia the -ca so :h il deep inlets
at d b;:ys 1 icii.y th ; pl.c! where III"
valleys sh nl d ei I. To fi id an acio ol
livel land in any p ut of tli) country i
most ran. I'm lliinnu Li-la, however,
who b: d i'.rcatei and iniire locent oppnr
lu.ities, liii.k- tl.ii itive-lioa'.io 1 11
in 1 -taken one. Hi ,b siii.es Al gcntiiic
Tirr.i del I'll 'go as pre-cn '. i:i g two as
pect. In the inn I h I hern aie valley
more i-r les cxl":i.-ive, covircl with
split. did gloves and itiigatnl by huge
itv.rs, S-, me ol which are uavi gaul",
this regit) t enjoying an agreeable tem
perature, wilh vuty little snow iluting
the wi'.ter.
S mill of this he reports that the ap
pearance id tli-) r,,Uiliy ri.anges, mid
ex end"d forests appear, where th"
glass is not su al iri laut or tho rivei s u
largo. The fine ol the la'i I is i:i llii
pait sotii' I hi .g like Sw .:. rlirid, wi'.h
small lakes, i-liv,led 11 '.mi. tains a: I
Viluable limb, r lorct. II- seems to
ihi'ik th : n 11 .try c ipabl ' nt gloat dc
v Inpeeal, lor he adds : MM the plains
tliere will ycl be . n:cd a great pas
toral ind'.i-D)-, while 1 beli'v; the
tuoii ilai 'i- will I e !ou .d to contain vil
uable nuiu r il deposit,."
The geologic .' :....,i of Terra d 1
1'uego corresponds w lib ill it of Pata
gonia; its mountains are the continua
tion and south ;rn extremity of the
Andes, wliiio the plains and up! an Is
rcirespond lo the 1'itagoiiiin slcppcs.
Iu some parts the lormation i deiidely
volcui.ic, puaiico tone is Imiail ia large
(piantities, an 1 granite and ipuut. me
lib Hid nit. Ol the other hand, liine
stoti ', iron and coil serin to be wanting.
li,,l I has been Ii und in c i siderable
jinn I it l.-s in th) not th, mi'l lor a iiu'ii
ln r of y- ars the rnti rp.i.i ig ChiUiaiis
hive b.:en w i-hin; it :.l lit - loot ol tli-'
( h ii 1 hills which form the lo.isls of the
I' eh ss in I Tut nro bay.
Tito rlimal is cerlai ily not llm best
in the wor.d, but its di-adviintiges
seem to li lie b ea a goo I deal ex
aggerated by casual vi-itors, who have,
pcrhtp-, b en iiiifoiin i'ilo as to time
and loci'lti's. M-. I! ydges tells us
lint in the liiimi I regions of the nest
fro-ts are almost unknown; white in
tlio central and east -rn parts, where
the sky is nearly always clnulles,
there is ial 11" cold .luring llu foor
mouths f 1 ..in .In ie In Sepicir. '..-r.
11 d Is that tiio wmt of siitlicient
heat in su nnier is llio g 1 eut dt a wbai k
to llio climate, and is 11 gr ater i ; vi
vent 'iici) than th i cold i i winter, sv hi . ti
has never I en known to be Iowa r tii 1 11
IS degre s I' ibreaheit, while Uo high
est summer I 'm p r i'.iuo is icily ?j de
crees. If it weren't for the raw, 'lamp
winds th- climate oi Tern d-I I'a go
would b" much bettir th 11 that ol Ci -iida.
Uiiil' tli -r : r i r 1 . 1 1 . ! y lew
str-im- ia th" louatiy which r.te n:
sulli i" t --i.' i v - r to in mill, id lor
nail ..lie, lli-ii'isa Inge nuiuber o:
em ill 'lver. and waleiioui res, wUiih
iiniy ill the rains mi,, milted snow I
from the iniiu'il alas, and thus a-sist lo I
ii iig.ilo tliu lower pl.ii ::. i.C'liatiii t:s'
lolirual.
Tli" Cliiiniistry nf iiiegni'.
Wheu the juice ol apple ; or ol erapes
is allowed to reinai 1 ut rest ut a 1110 l -r-alo
temperature, say (10 degrees In S'l
d egrets i'.ihreiilieit, u clicmii.nl ch uigo
takes pli.cu which is (ailed feiiiienla
li"!i, inoi the lesii tin;' products of this
1 l.ai.go iu he loriuat ion of carbonic
:ci 1 gas, whiili tscip'.--, und alcohol,
which remains in thu liipiil. This
piece!! is called viuollt fei meut:.li"ll.
I now this vi'R'tii lirtnei.t-.tion is al
lowed to continue in the i,pp:e or grr.po
juice till no more nlc-hol can bu foiin I,
and the hijuii is slill nllowcd to re
main nt rest at nh ut tin sumo temper
niiir', iiiiolh-r th inii-al chungo will
couimence, iii"l the Ibpiid, which win
sw" t t ) ih i I it) b-)!ot", wi'l now bc--in
lo turn sour, and CJiitiuui to be
come 111010 and in jro our as long as
I ii i s- Coinl t'l.ingi! i.-):ili. lies. 'iiiii
.-erond cliango ia called the. arctic b-i-iil-uliti'i:',
and th') a'c ho! that was
.'orin "I during the lir.-t fi-riucata ion is
co'iv rled i to :i' c' ic acid, n d th) wine
or rider i- converted into vinegar. '1'iiJ
li.pii I which r"iii; i is is rac'ied or drawn
clT, an l i- th n lii-ewn as v.itie or ci br
vinegar, accor-liu ; in il was forno d
from gnpe or np Ie juice. There is no
oilier way nf ini.kin w ine or cider vir.e
" ir, and 1 iiere is no other produet than
'.hat mail : from grape or apple juice by
bi meat it ion to which (lie name wine
or ci ler vinegar sh -nl i be applied.
'I h ; mi l principle iu c ih of thc-e
kinds of vine.oir h the saai", vi,
arctic nri-l, but tin' ntlr.r organic coli
stitit'iits of rac'i juice yiv) a flavor
which i- sulliei ently rhiiracteristic to
(liable the vinegar t ) bo r. rogaiz .' I by
taste an I odor. These, how ver, were
the vinegars 01 our gr in I f illiers, and
with a little scarrhiug sntn-i geniiltli)
Int.s catiev -u yi t be U und; but no' ov-r
one-," th nf all th) vi ,egar 11 id i'l the
whole I'.il d St-it 's is eitlnrwiueor
1 i ler viaog ir. - ; I! ill inmr : Sun,
The ( liiites" A 1 111, 1 iiiii'.
I !-! 11 1 1 y lie Ciiiii o i' si f tils at
l.has-n, in 'l lu lo t, tinpli'i : I I'd 1 in ;mj
I'ni' lo ciiise a rr. in :'e me 11 1 1 to be made
w hich w.ii I 1 liable liiotii t 1 receive lie;
ioiesnl I li.-ir nl ilk i".ac at the earliest
! os il'le d ite iu c ,1 h year. Tnis anxi"
ly would seem v iy ( 111 ii is, were il not
llio f: it, as we ai.' i:. loime I by a wilier
1:1 the Chines ' ll c ir lor, lint tho al
manac is th" most imp ela'il book to
tin; Chiiiosc. lli spat .- is f.r too i 111 per"
lanl to bu occupied widi the matter
which Ills western aiiiiaiiais. It roil -t
lint n-lionomic 1: i :!orm ill 111 whieh ii
Useful, but iis gro al mi.-i.. 1 ii lo givj
lull and ma ur ilu ia Im nii.l ion for select
ing lucky pii.ee. :or pel tuning all the
aits, gnat mid -mall, of 1 heir 1 veiy lay
li.'. An l lis rveiy ai l 1 f lib- in Chum,
however titviil, depends lor Us si ics
011 the Iiine i 1 wan '1 and tin ili ictiou
li. ('., ill point ol llio c iillpl-s Inward
which it is dotn 1 i of the uliuo.-l im
poil anci! to tin. Chiti-'ai! that every 01.0
sh, u d have coi reel inform itioli avail
able at nil limes lo so order his life ns to
avoid Ial inc. and c ilmni'.y tin I s. cure
good link and pro-priiu. C01is11p1c.il
ly, the iilnia inr 1-, p. rlnps, Ilia most
iii.ivci s ,:ly tin 11 I'l bi n:t in t iiimu
t.iling A Hill -l.in.inese ( Inlili'eii.
Hill th' ipi eie-t ( 11 I ,111 in .lap.lt),
snys the Omaha li e, and .in- ihalisiint
geturi ly known i. the int ;t change of
boys. Mr. kiwa.tna has a buy and to
hnw his appr iiilioii of his irien 1'
kindness givet him this c'ui.d. The
1 oy ii lormaliy ndopte 1 ia his new
: n 1 1 1 1 v and asinnes all the li. ht and
lilli) I I'longiiig to it. He I ct'i'ims to
tal y iihenate l Irom In real pan-:. Is and
is disowned i-y them. Now, M . Iwayn,
w ho has t w 1 sen, bears ol K wakura's
cnerosity anl, 11 nt t o be out done, sends
him one ol Ills boys.
liiwuku a accepts this present with
lliinks an I you ig Iw.iya l-e.irs lliat
name im l"ti::' r, but inl.rs at once as
the heir to w .1. lira's ii.in.e and prop
erty. This sir i'.g" proci li ig is c 11 1 i d
on among all cl asses. The ab v 1. a mo I
I i-tance 1:1 which the ini'iies an) not
ihaii-ed rime 11 1 ler the wdier's ob-er-valion.
llu! another hi ; ll 1 lib ial, Mr.
Mi!u Noo, cure sail thai nu di I not
think I ha' hi y -iii igesl o;i, a child of
light year-, was of much accouni, bene)
he had gtien hi:n 10 a jinriki-ka coolie.
A I'olicemati Criislicil.
Their vvas a jam rf people at tlio cor
ner ol Kin; and Yonge streets, and
the crossings were blocked iy street
car--. A po i.'eiii'in -who hid not taken
caicdil s. c . of th" Mt'.i ittnn li:tel up
hi- veice and sh'iii'.e I, "M ive on!" A
cut, n with a better kiiowl dgo of the
po-ili ,n suggested 1 nit the oilie r should
order Ihe hores to m, v,; on.
"An I what won d we do with jack
as' s!'' iin ried Ihe cop.
'You rculd make pdicimeii of
th 'in,'' replied the rillen.
Tin crowd laugb d Ion Ily, the c p
o k.-d surprised and a lillla giievel,
and dropped his head to think and did
not coin - o 1 1 o I hi nie 1 il d 1 i ; n n' il thu
-us an-1 th" iiow'l Ii id novel on o
tl or own. m cor i. ---I'l'oront ) Olobn
Sillily ul' an Old (.aldcn.
I lll.l Ie I I." Ill ' llolllh.'.'l.s
l i, 1, I' d. I,ai -i, aiel il ninl" I wi I",
Oi p-y I'i'iiity Irom lln-n' l""l'-;
M -riling gloi i.-s, Inii i'l'- il;,. d,
r'.iiing 111 li-.ii. l,o .rl .1 ll cl. ..
'i'n w :i v lijer Iiiii s t'-aug
li-.ulil. 1 . .-Ii. in ,1 wit l .1 iiis.'ii 011.
(inieei nl nil I sin vi s, lnii- mi I yunns;.
Like I ueii-s.r.iis ,11 lue sun
A Ial, i-t -I' biles siniug..
Ah, lli.-dr- inng "f tin bee
Iu I is il asi v 1 antaiooiis,
T filing 111 ihe tli iir.s ilo li-;
111 tin- iliow-y lilt I iio.n s
I : i-.iniili-' ill III,' pink sc.. el pel.
All. Ih" in-Killing, wa d im '"I 'l"i",
Witu -Is 1 1 it 1 - it of lillli-llll-st.
l'.nlll il ll" 11 -l il.il g coV"
W'l.i. fi 11 v. in I I" pi"it l hatii ki.-.- 1,
.M uiniiig, 111 ,an,ii.g 1 I IlsloV".
An 1 the b sei-l' gos-ip thin,
I'n 10 lie- -uiriii. i- Ii ,'n sbid,
In the I, .-ill sl.ad-.w - gi'.- n;
'llioii nl the l.a'j'-iid,
Willi 1 s h ii'l. inn il l, d dm,
( ll '. u from Ih" liip. I'm.' Iibl-a
Lorn w -llii'i tl,.- ,;..i.. 11 iluk
I L'I I ll llu gold ol dell-, I,!- -
Tlll'll.'l'l illlollie fc.ll'l 11 ir-iisk
'I'll' wild wad of w nip;,o -I'll d's,
I T"in Ih" piii'pe tan.:.!' I H' -.
Like th" Min e. 1 11! h ill ' 1 lilght,
S'.l.'iiin w th l'i i.i -11' '-i ,
Swam tl." big n "n, v. in" I wiili liglil,
Lili" s. ii:e ig " li g' I Ii n I'"""-
; V-nltx-u L'ai veiii.
IILMOIIOLS.
Ibelhren of tin cloth-tailors.
I I In; block liead is O! u wooutii iiauio
of liiiad.
Ch -thus do not niaku the man, but his
wife's often brei.k lil.u.
The ru ing pn.sioii i i snid to bt: veiy
slrong in the ('. ir ol K tssia.
it isn't so miicli a man's constitution
is his idle liws lli.it i lu i ilriuged by
malaria.
Lemon juice i' c rdialiy recommended
for one kind of felon, Iho piuilonliaiy
for iho it In r.
! A Cincinnati boy :avj the loilowing
i Jesciipln.n of having a loilh pulled:
j "Ju-( before it killel mo tho tooth
j caiue cut."
Puggs: .lu-l look ;it that nbstird hat!
Why it's as lull as a ito.plc! Hoggs:
: Who's ml I aLoiit llial? Isn't there a
I belle uml r ll!
ilMier lliiugi hive boeti settle! by
' -cie:, title, re eaich, but no ono y thus
i -ver been u: Ie :ic ur lely to determino
whet her or rot a li; man suffers more
! '.han a small man wli'ja he has the iln u
j mutism.
''Hush!" ho wispere l, with a warn
ing gu-tu:-'. "Isn't that tho night
j watchman's raMlei" "N", Mr. Sunp
J son,'' replied llu; ir , suppies-ing a
j yawn, "that is tin to,d. gnu, ling tho
-, ;V e for brcikf ist."
i Mis. 1.1 he'. ! I yu hav : a p!e:i-nnt
, t i in-; nt ih; W.iba-h p-.ny bil ni.dit,
(Vara; M:s. C in- N 'i veiy, Lthel;
; I wasn't leelin - .1 :..l bhc n.y uual
.self. I datic d bul four times, und only
went into supp-T once."
Ilnnling' M illl Hogs.
All hound, :ivj t .. gn-yinu d, nu
antire'y by sc:ni. Wncti they coin;
, upon the tai il -i nil id a track tiny will
I worli along it un'ii it glows :ielici,
i and then begin to nay or " ive t i;.gii ."
! Tlifre is always a . rrc potid-iico bi;
; iw'jeii the bavin ; an 1 the lnii . An is
: peiii-nced 1. il tt-v nil i ll by Ihe laving
not only wli-re tli" dog is, but, ly tlio
' fr.'uucio ..' and tonli Ii l.i ol the .sound,
i how ii.'.-h llio trail i liiat is, h nv close
i upon hi. u'Min th" '! I''!lttr'
.nnuuds have a wi.y oi d.uiloiag, or
, maul g in circle-. II ' , if a h -inter
ol's iV;s i v Ihe l aying that his -log 1:
: ifoi.i.; away from linn, he wails piitietib
i ly, si oietiii.es for -i i i:lei, somrli ties
for hours, until the circ. . is made a .d
he hems the dog appio.o lung. The iho
' is on the alert l"i' a shot ler the gi'in,; is
prol ab y not ma ay rods il a 1 v iiic ; of
tin dog.
A hound is s.'Mniu led- "-1'
; hi compass. Wii' tn ier h : pie a-is. ho
cm Id." im hi iiii-t i'- tiaeh and lind
him, or he cii 1. 1 race his own steps
' hoiilew ird.
' Dogs do not seem In el; ioy lima: odors
1 that please u '. A dog will tur i away
' ilisapp iul' d and i :d illeront Irom the
! liaeit of piiliniic-. Ils cpt the seei.t ol
: those thing w inch In would like to cat
1 hav,; nev.r final aiiylhi g that
, seemed to delight a djVs seu,o cf
: smell. - iSi. Nie'icla:.
j Singular ( oinciilcncc
j The day the dias!ioU( i onlbigiaUon
1 occurred, I! .1. S viol, one ol Ihe b ad
; ing ii siiraiice agent in the rily, r.-c ived
a l-lter Irom one of his coinpaiii-s i.,,
1 which tiny su ;.;'! ted that he was carry.
it.'g p thaps too ii mil insurance in the
li illi -Caldwell block. That right ho
nnsweied ill" letter, and wrote that ho
I considered it one of tin: ;afu-t risks in
! the (ily; lint the building was so con
i stiui'.el Ih d i v - n n a lire started in
! any one sei t ion il (null ndspreal. Ilu
1 g'nb-l thu let 1 r. and. just as hi'lnndel
1 it In In- br lb r 1 1 mail, th" li e iilatui
I si undid. II inn out and saw th" Lbu'k
I iii l.ni"sia the v-iy p int ho had just
wiiii "i ai-ou 1,11, tt.iaooga (Tina.)
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