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VOL. XXIV.
PITTSBORO, CHATHAM COUNTY, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 17,
NO. :.').
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A NOVEL.
I3v fi'rs. li2abolli (7. tinier.
(tSAULU-A CASTELAK.)
rid it.'.;, ty
ciiattf.k xir.x
run riv i t.l.
"All light; h.iv. :i't r ali en ly (ni l
you that i ulii!.;,- .1 : ami, mw, iMml
live! Von roaliv it ;;.(," mi l us tlm
Tool" rl.iaod ul'.cr tin' pmfi M,t, tho
II u. C!:ii i i.ci; Mretliel his arms
above his head, ynxx :u d ooi-intisiy :i :t I
dropped iiil ;i chair.
"Thi.-i hyptiot iz.ia .; htiduess in ox
liausliiig w.n k," lii' .s.ii.l; "if this is
Lo.v r.'.i used I i 'i J can under
vtaud liii ;ev I ni ;t i-tiuiiiliiut. Four
nil Villi! lie's jt;-d ii'mut, crn.'y 0:1
the subject, Mii'l v. in;! um axx fr.l in.ro if
one li l:it clink" 1 iiu u'V tr.in tiui" to
fii'io. Hut Fhns been h good day,
'lii! Men !ou 1 l .i : 1 1 r so. -lit un
earthed end srv. i al valuable lii:it" as
to hoxv 1 limy be able io g.il : 1 1 -
tic ".lit '(hvrr iVi r that Spaiii h girl.
Wlia! ii I'm 1 r'vi.tn'-!' sin- is -a now
typ-iu woiiiaui iilt.i .'. ih.'i-; lr:t I nm-t
in- careful h.r.v I 1. t ii'.y. i li' ..'.t tot
much tutor.., tel in . it iii i' U n i
I'l-nfiiss.ir V..M Tassel tu j. nut ..:n thai
lt!",lT. I'VI' a, 'Oil III!, 01- !1H'!1 ill l'.Vl'.
undtlioy an' a .11 - i 1 1 --- tn me. Iluvo
I, 1 y I'li.in.'i', t io ri'. j iu'ity within in.'
to In' foully 111 !"'.,' with any woman?
I think ii.it. lint :;'l tea same, Clar
!:ioe, lay lnl, I t!i..il Iml'l your fnneie ;
wi'll it hand wii "i y m me in th"
lV:)i'l!:.-0 .'f til'! S il'i:'. a 1 ). Mores
-Mod I .'. :."
t Stanley hud boon hut : ic lly dressin -nt
lie til r i . n t :i it . I . e.'u' i.uiu'.ly p u -mitt
1 i.i ; t.i . t r 1 1 1 -t I i mn intu word-;
iui'1 I'.'-v in lit) i.ri-o 1 botnre tho
Jar-v,: inirr.iv in In room, to put tli"
1'uushin ; t : t -! i - to his toilet, in: a
lr.igvly pi, u.-.'.l with liiiiii-Llf, anil
in in' lli i'i i- n i iii i nf hi.i own j'liys
i'lll a I v.; it. '.;.'":. I.il;.' a ivnt nia'iy
iiiL'ti of 1 1 i - i.Mi.l. li.; 1 1 1 . 1 1 ! 1 1 hiiifi'T
i V.lii.'i' a K" "l I' 'I t Uan otli-M'WiM';
mill if a si i i'io jn i",.' nf cliai'iii'tiT li i'l
lull llilil I . ? 1 1 1 1 1 1 I V tll.lt 111' l'l;,-l".l'l
I'll lli,' i;iiu!i;i -.itioiK fui- a , 1 1; j ! t .
Pfllllll Hcl. iri.l ll.il ll.-i'.i li!M lia!!ir.ll
".ll;li'llii s HI tliat 1 1 in to l.l'i-.lt ll'U.i::-
i-MCa, Iii! woiiM liavi' li :-iii,'i'ri'' y
tui' ri .i.' 1. An In' n. ov a.v 1 nt tU"
li'llivii.iii of Iim ov. ii foatniv I
aiul li'n:!y f''oi'i 1 r 'Unt'Oiiiiiiv, In
Hniili'.l i'.i)nil I'-rir. ly an 1 frit lmw
lt.it. ual it wai tiiat li" !-li"iiM aiivayi
Luvi! Ii.'i'ii si jrii'it n 1','n.iiiti' witii
voni"ii of a'l im'.i litioiH mi. I a ;i-h.
.1 1 vi; i hit fa !' us i now l.i.ik.i I v .tli
M'iiii'ii li ! was f.iuiiiia. , n!i 1 h" wmii i
llllVl' 111'. II lll!ll l.--t 1H l'l!l'''.l Slll l'l s,. 1
i. i To'Iy llan.ilton .'ihl li, luivo mm-ii
it n Inn 's wlii'ii liis iumi t w.;s !-:! on
j (iiii'.n ; in.".; y i r p.t ni.'i.iriit s v. h.-:t
ci.iur t vi! ti'ii.lviK io.-i ucic inlii. ly in
till' (ISOi ll-l.ll.t.
"'i il, I litivo n p rid 1 hi,;:iy irons in
t'io lii-o just ii.:w," hi! tli.in;;lit, ,,an 1
In hveon tin; lot I must oiTUiiily In'
ni!o to siiin.it !i out tin? vnii mn little
rr.aijiK's mill riiui.li s that Ih'mi-1 my
cir.'ii- m InV. If tin- MiMi.loza tiin--V.ro
liiriH out to In' u inytii, tin- eail
!o:n of Wiii.li i hK in ainl a fat t i'iil roll
nion't sui'li a lni l h ok-oiit, ,ni,l may
yd lie mill ami if all cc fails, t'.n re
iaiihvavi 1'ollv ilinr, I'lianuni littlf
Polly. "
Ainl wliistlinq an nir from the oju i a
i'oliy 1-auiiltou'.s fnvoi ito mi- Mr.
'hiiviiot- tanky tit lust tuiiifil from
llio mil ror, cl.uii'i'il u'ooiit tin1 room to
li.; i lit-- sui i- t'uit nil ili awi'i-s lia.l liren
riurfuliy liU'k.'il, uinl v. it'i u li'ht sti'ji
wont forth in sraio'.i of oiinur. Ilav
ill;' ililioil, St.mlrv ".iin.li lei iihollt
iiinili..sly, iliniii, il into mm or two
tlipiitro i, not lioin;,' sulh'oioiitly intor
t'stotl to kii.. iv what th.' -'lay ha.l hoon
r.bout when ho oaino out: tni.l at last,
lioini; in the in ililiorliooilof his In. ti l,
ho lL'turnoil to his room uuil wont to
la' 1. n the iiioruinir, ho foiinil him
t olf ! jiiK v. liat ilosjumilout anil in
rlincil to tako hiinsi If to tusk forniist
ju time oti iiiiythiui; so oliimorii al as
thu Molniu.'.a tio.isnro; a.Uist wliioh,
f.s ho very wi II k:n iv, hml hrouylit
only losi", ili - p iir and iloath to ninny
u iiieiiibor of his family.
"Am I," ho iiuosiijuc.il, "liehuviiit?
li!;o n fool thus to ho ha .aril m;,' tho
i.no-ti'.uoo for tho shallow? Thoro is
j ritty 1'oily liauiiltou, with nil her
la'.hor's laiiiioiis, waiting to ilroji into
Jny nriuf, a nil all that I havo to do is
iiainly to n'lini thout. Wouhln't it l o
tliu jiurt of wisnoiu anil (rooil couimoii
flj'.isi! to (o to H. o i'oliy; mill, well,
luihapn, hold out my arms?"
And full of those thoiiu-hts, whioh
dluiwoil an nnooiiiuion deijreo of vacil
lation i u t'no pal t of Cluioiioo Stmiley,
liu betook hii.iself toward tho hoiuo of
tho llauiilloiis at an unusually early
lioitr that iiftoi uooii. lint, almost uu
cansciously to himself, thoro wan iu.
his in in il tho thought that he would
Hen lloloi'OH, and iieihaon obtain tho
liiiiiriu;,' nf that mysterious luaniifoi ipt,
tlit story of vhioh would, lie fanoio.l,
i.lni 1 lis'il on niiioli that was still oh-
cenro to him iu the history of his own
family. And fate itself seemed to do
clu.o in his .'av..i' on thi , day; for I'oliy
lact hiiii, radiant v i:ii dolih. lit .ns
r.rrival, and 1'. uiuii'liiint iu tho knowi
ed 'O that I'o'on s h i I rroiuiso 1
lead t'.'e liiannsorijit withiu thut very
In in if iiu nil mid ooiuo.
' h'! deohire 1 you were eoniiug,"
t.ui I'oliy, "mi'i I lielievo she's a
vit.''.i--u lovely, fiisoinalinrf wito'u
f, r ov r iliin;! she suys conns to pass.
Jibo InksVnie ti her room now, to r;et
the j-ai-..r.-, bejaiin she sui 1 Mie folt
tlm: you v.eio coiiiiii;'. Now, ( lureiioo,
hor in the world should she have
kilo m that, when rvi ii I, who have
kn mi y.-ii so .i ll and for : lmi,' a
tir". (j il lu't l.o unite suio nt it?"
v "Uut joll ought to havo Uuowii,
Uo.iiir r. NNFns i.
I' oily," said Chirencf, with a world of
nu uiiin.; in his Imv.c, (lul l; oyes Unit
wore inn.- .ain-' tlooii into the frank
mi 1 iniioi oiit eyes of Muiy llmuiltou,
raised to his with n look so childlike
and eouliilino;, that even hit) touh
O'insi'ioinv felt u twiii!t.
They wert! H'.an lini; together just
v. hi i'o she had met him lis ho entered
t'io room; and ho was still holding
hoi hun 1 iu v. eh'.sii that broUKbt the
warm liifi.nl in n ti.lo of crimson
blushes to in ; face .
"I uhviiys know when you nro near,
" 'liy. Ah. if you loved mo, deur
I'llO ''
''( 'ii, f 'l.irenoel" i ve'iiimi'd I'oliy,
i "do 1 Hot? When liiivo 1 net loved
you:"
"I'-oully. truly, I'.iNy'r"
' lli'lt' i- th in my life!''
)lo hud not nii uiit I.) say fo niuidi.
Ah iio tol 1 himself iii'lcrwr.rd, it had
.icon i n. oio accident. Ho ct rtainly
had not mount to commit himself so
irrevocably; but when Tol'y sjioko
those woi-.'is: Hotter thr.n niy life!''
and in s'ii ;ikili' theiii ruiM il her in elty
rosy imiii t ii ti.ward his, i lio vuis m
lire i til'lo that Stanley bent and
kissed 1. 1 T. an 1 wus ever afterward
ratiiir (iroud of tho itopalso that made
h"n do so; lor an lie I'.eclaied to him-
"A fellow would bo a lirutd not to
i.i'S a i i i ity (jirl when sho so evi
d' lit'y eviiocled it."
"liiislii" : aid I'oliy. Then, gently
with liawini; from tho half einbraco iu
whi'li I:.! held her: "Hire comes
l.olltil.''
And iiiinost with the wolds llolores
enti re.). She hold the loll of m.iliu
I'.Mipt in h. r hand, mid was t vidontiy
roil. ly to be'iu the nudii.t; of it nt
once; r.n.l unddiii" slightly to Stanley,
almo-d as if she had nlrendy 'onhim.
she seaa'.l In rsoif at a little istauoo
and near one of the windov s.
"We hull not be i'ilerriii!od," said
I'oliy. Thnt is why I received you
hero iu this little- boudoir, I'larei. co.
Voil mo the only o.'litleuuin, exci'i-t
pajia, who oer enters this room. Il
is sin-ri'il to my 'il l li lt lids, mid I
iiojio you will ai'l'ro.'iato tho boiior. I
iiavo ;:ivon i r.lcrH thut no imo shall
niierr:iit us, Kitu. ''
I loh'i cs niiswered only by oiip swift
I. n k of tiiii'.iki', sin I, suiootliiu.; out
tiio ii.'s of wi iuiiu', she glanced hut
i icily tliroith llii'iu.
"ii is hero," tio said. 'l inr.ko no
apology for it. And I can only nuosn,
the w: itiu Ileitis my father's, that he
was t'.o co:ii'ilcr as well us the writer.
I have o.ilk"l it 'A l.i't' lid of the .Mm-d.-M'i.'
"A Llj jKKD OV TIir.MKN'DOZAS.
"I'AUT FllisT.
"A troii.' sou so liraulif.il that
nature furnished no other blue so
deep, so noli, ho wondorfill with whioh
out! can compare it. A tropic sky ith
otit one cloud us fur us the eye can
hoc, and in tho west the fading tints
of siius.jt tlyuii; in a soft bleudins ot
purple, Hold, mauve, pink and pulost
:;reeila color thut, us it slowly fades
into ihe nilit, 1 uves on the soul a
hush like the lust notes of exquisite
iiuisie ttnil through all, tho warm,
sweet breath of t he trollies blown from
lands of spioe and liuleti with the per
fitui.i of strange, ruro fruits and
Mowers.
'Over this tranquil soa wore sailing
three ships, bound for u slioro to
winch it may bo no ship bad over
sailed; certain it is, no such ships had
ever till then been seen intheso waters,
for they came from many thousand
miles away, and they carried the lirst
links of the (.'rent elitiin that was lieuce
orth to bind the old world to the new.
The largest and the chief of theso ves
icls was called tho Kuntu Maria, nnd
hi its deck now stood the man whom
ueen Isabella of Spain hud iinuied
Our Vdmirul of tho .Seas, on C'hris
opher Coluiiibus.' His was a form
ind face to attract attention unywhere
ind to compel udmirution even from
'uvy and ditractioii. Ho was tulloi
iy several inohes than nuy other man
in board, well formed and muscular
.ml ho possessed the elevated and ditf
lifted b -iiiin;; thnt bespiuks a con
science at pe.ico with itself, a hear:
levoted to tho world's good, nnd r
ii i ii .1 full of noble, lofty, unselfish
,iioil.,dits. His face was loii'T. some
.vhat thin, and marked with certain
tit"- oeciib ir to tliscoverers and in
reutors. His complexion was fair and
inclined to ruddiness, and his skiu
if the extremo delicucy that becomes
ireckled on exposure to the sun. His
idieek bones were high ainl his uoso
nf a line, but -iroimutu'ed uquiliiio.
His eyes were a clear, palo Rruy that
deepened almost to black under the
stress of feeling. When exoited they
flowed us if lit by inward lire, but iu
; repose they wel t) softly yet lustrously
' liimiiious. Tho wltolo coiliitcnuncu
' denoted tho temperament which be
, loiixs to genius; nervous, sensitive,
llioiiglitful and highly linainativo.
Kven at the early ae if thirty
i the hair of Columbus had turned
irny; but now it was snow-white;
land reaching almost to liis shoui-
ders, it K"vu "!l ""' "'
extreme! bfiievoleuoo as well as of pu
triurolial authority. His dress was
simple but rich, ami liis manners, eu
avjiiij olid nil'ilile, wetti t he outward
expression of lUut only truo lireediiiu,
Heiilletii'sa nil 1 I'hiistian charity.
"Of the uttu-r two vessels of thi-.
fleet, ouo wus culled tho l'iutu, and
: the other the Nina. Tneyv-ero mere
harks eulled oniuvuls, open, but built
hijih ut tho prow mid stern, with fore,
custlcs and cabins fur the iieooimuo
dation of tho crew, tho Santa Maria
, beinn the only one of the three pn
; vided with a full ileel:. '1 he l'inl.i
was cominauded by Martin Alon.i
l'ii.zon ; and the Nina was in coiiiniund
of another of the liiiine, Vicelito
Vane. I'iiizoii. The crews of theft!
ships, thoii'ih iiumberiii s..mo few
Kood and honest sailors, were mostly
worthless men who had hi on pressed
'into this service by nuy lnoiius ihuO
could be found. I'rnm tho lirst they
had been dissatisfied. Suporsti! ions,
us uro all i-eiiui"ii, they regarded eveiy
liiisohanoo, how., vi r sliLcbt, in an
omen of disaster, and when, titiully,
ufter lenviii;! the Canary Island, they
hud lost in tho deepening distance th"
last faint, pay, cloiid-liko tru.'o of
laud, it serine 1 to their doubting uiid
fearing hearts that tin y had 'literully
tukeii leave- of tlit! world!"
"In vain their bravo roiniuaitdei
sought to inrpiro thorn with some re
; llectiou of )ii own intrepid spirit.
Tears and loud lamentations wore
their only lcspon.io. From his fertile
imagination Columbus described iu
ulowin;,' words tiio jrlorious countries
to which ho would lead them; and
so vivid was Iho picture ho painie l to
their fancy un 1 so real to his own be
lieving soul, that, at hap;.y m.unetits,
they suwtlio fin uro even as ho showed
it to thorn. l'ut too soon their brief
hopefulness Rive place to fresh fens,
and the sli-'htust cii.ino of the fair
and fa vori ne; breezes that walC'd
thoni onward was suilicieut to jiliuu'.!
them once limro into despair. 1 ii"
vcyui) had ulreudy occupied ton
works, and to the impatient and almost
mutinous sailors it seeine.l intei'niiu
ublo. Tiny were mil victualed for
su 'h a voyage. And what would be
come of them if food should fail?
liven the beauty of the ocean alarmed
them, for they declared thu' every
thing in these waters was so stiuin'o
and unusual that its very tranquility
boded evil.
'Affiiinst these childish fancies
Columbus argued with patience, bu'.
his listeners imw scarcely hoard his
words. Their hellish terrors varied
mid multiplied their imaginary dan
gers faster than ho could think of ar
guments to reason them away.
"The situation of Coiiiiubiis was
now indeed uppi oiichin" dosperuliou ;
but with the heroism of a f.'1'cat mind,
his spirit constantly rose to meet
each new trial to which it was sub
jected, lie was aware of the mutin
ous condition of his clew; ho even
knew that they had determine I t.i
throw him oveiliourd und turn the
vessel homeward unless they saw laud
within a certain number of days, lhil
in thu face of all trials, coufrouled
with a duueer that l'ft only menaced
his life but threatened to destroy the
re.it object ot his existence, this ex
traordinary man maintained n serene
an I steady countenance, snothiiijj; the
more tru 'lublt) of his men with tteiillo
and hopeful words, uu'ei in'to the am
bitious the stimuli; i of future wealth
and power and threatening tho most
refractory with sijinal punishment
should their murmurs ever tnlco the
form of open aets of insubordination.
"Among the worst mid most insidi
ous of these malcontents wus u Spuniard
numed l'edro Kitphnel Memlozii. a miiu
of siruur and curiously mixed nature,
possessed of sullicieut (joiid qualities
to make him more dilli"iilt to deal with
than if ho had been holly evil nnd
with just enoui'h cleverness to make
him dangerous. Men.lozu occasion
ally boasted that some of tho bluest
blood iu Spain Mowed in his veins, mid
he liore on bis left temple, as an heir
loom, tho family mark of a certain
brunch of the Mendoza family, 'litis,
murk was a mole, small, heart-shaped
and as perfect iu form an if it had been
traced by the pencil of an artist, and
us black us ink."
"What is that ?" exclaimed Clarence.
'I'lirdou me, fair cousin! Will you
read those words ogaiu?"
Dolores gravely repealed the de
scription of the bitthniurk, and then
she resumed her rending of tho "Le
gem!:" "Mendozu was a handsome- man,
tall for a Spauiard, being almost tho
height of the admiral, and of a liguro
whoso grace mid symmetry bud cap
tured uiaiiy a female heart. His com
plexion was juilo olive, his eyes large,
lustrous and of midnight darkness, mid
his glossy hair us black as the Mendoza
birthmark, which it always carefully
conceoled except when accidentally'
pushed aside. He had been the most
unwilling man iu the crew of the Santa
Mm iu on that liienioruble Friday, ;
August 3, H'd".', w hen she sailed out of
Suites. Though he had joined the ex
pedition of bis ow n fret) will, lie chose
now to consider that he bad come
aboard on compulsion. The ruling
passion of his nature, jto w hieli iu all
times and seasons he continued faith
ful, was avarice, (lohl wus the god
that this man worshiped, mid it was
while his fancy was captured by the
glowing descriptions of riches t i bo
gathered in this voyage that he hud
determined to join this expedition iu
neurcli of u new world- a world in tho
fin west, where ho might iu reality
pluck apples of pure gold, no longer
fabled.
"Next to gold Mo:ido:u loved tho
voting wife uud tlit! pretty elul l whom
lie had left iu Spain. Hut he hud
parted easily front .luui.na w inlo his
;1 oughts w t i o liiied wrh I'leweaiii,
le was to soio; a:d he l a 1 laugl'.in.;
;y kissed her, doiiing l.ei to weep on,
However, till her lean should swtil
:he ocean, us ho meant to bring bark
l pearl lor t vei v tear. I'nab' e to reiie'u
his soul wi! !i her o .u sinmv, poor
i'uanita ru sc 1 tin little slot pi lie.
'.tuphitcl and laid liis warm, glowiin.
nee ii- ainst Ir.s f at hoi's. The eh i.
viike.i at tin' tn:e'.i and. iVowin-.: an .
ailudiiiig with .'"It :l t. e'.t-. ' l his l,t
le liruio about Me. i 1 o. a'-s ne.-k.
i l HL i oMIM Ll.
Iousehold
Matters
Aii Ailistli-Sofa.
A sin;, II sofa callnl u "ilurnieuse,"
tlial has a htish nrm nnd bark at one
end which i Meiuls only halt' the b jigili
of he seat and thru i-.ii.sos ullogol her,
Is ei'ii-iilereil ii very ai listio aud swag
ger parlor li'iiu nt these days.
Whiiti'w t'nrfiiiii riiKtrnini;-fl.
l!ibfe:,s In -;! .11 liarli V. illlloW
curia :us tire q.iiie pas-e. A shiH.lo
nnd mi. I ijwi I Is prof, ralil,. w here it
in ih-li'ed Io fasten ihe i-uriaiii haek.
The latest stylo, hnwt .vr, is lo have
the eurli'iins hall"; siiiii::!ii. ju-t reach
ing ihe sill.
Tlie IliiUIitiilioiClnst't.
The lomiue II lain china .losrl of
the hour is an e::iie leprodue! hut of
ihoso of our .'iiioo.siors in lnali.iL'uny.
Tlie old iim" 1'iioi i.:o most en refill ly
followed and the leprndin ; inn Is por
f. i t. ri'. n 1.. the ghi.-s km hs. Mile-liiiar.i-.
t. o, the ... .lays are lonir. ir,e
i!iuiu-k''i'..'ht nh'.iii's i:l seel'.itis or eoiii
liiirtiuenis jtii'i it-ni'iiy n's is tnoi't cui
s'.aletiti without a niiri'iir.
T.'if Diiiini; Talito.
Whether ii i".irs,al or live log but- '"''is it irmu the .iusi and ihe .lie i
tout for ii .1 :, : table should depend 'o.iiaei air. When ihe laehry-
Upon the size of I iio ill.iiii.' moil' The l''-'il sik'ii'l fail- to : iho dry i.i.l.ail
si lid. iiias-ivr eife.-i of ill,, former Is - so painful thai w.i.er ha- to
mi:. Ii more sui aiilr in a largo rnntu drnppfil In- il." . ye.
whil-' n live le-.--, , tal.le will not look "I' was dilli, u!t t,. :i. . . n .; ; .1 ; - ii. Inn I
nut of position iu a Miiall room n ll'lally sti.v. e.l. .1. au.l . an te.w -Ian. I
would ilir hrai iei' our. A rminil din- for live hours v.l.hoiii winking. Th
ing table is far ; 'id iiway belter slylo h'-.-t iiuarter of at: le.ur i- hard, -i to
al the preseti: ii'
i-ni.ivlin; Julius I't-.itii lluititt'.
Tiio rullowiu ii.atm.'ii: will remove
many kitals .,f .-tains from tnarble:
liisM.lve half a niui of sal soda iu a
pint of t i 1 i 1 1 -r waier, stir into ibis
hall' a pint of ., in l.liine and eiioii-li
whiiim.- or fell, r's eaith tu inak" a
paste like thiol; . ream. Spread this
tho marble and let ii remain ivvndnys
oi' b.nu'. r. Sei-i.e off iiud wash clean.
Kopeal pro. o.-.s if not i-IVeetive til'.-l
time
TI.u ll.iuif iinlilt. Sei-t'i'tl.
Now ih.,1 silkoliues.crcioiis and oilier
fabrics are nia.lo i l every kind of io-
si'iii. ineliniiii!; birds. Kaio i Ireeiiawny
cliil.lrrn and oilenial eolorinu's. li.uiie.
iniiile seieotis may bo coiisiniitod at
Slight e:ili'ltse to ll.l !illoll io Willi the
l'urnl.-liiiu:s of any room, lieady niade
frames can be obtained al the b -I l)
moiit stoles, and sie lllil ho covelcd
wiih a loiiiidal ion nf I'll. 'lap or minus.
Over this is fiUtelleil I)),. tleeolaiiVe
fabric, l'or nurseries, highly culured
Ih.weis iiml birds iii'" liibresting to
children. For libraries, sevens cnvei-eii
will, .nuts of Chinee grass ,1 i-ud
solid clors arc coiisiiloioil the nio.-i
uppropriale.
An I rttir in llinis" I iiiiil-fihii-- '! " iuve-li.'ale the i fleet of pre Ur
All error which Hi- In-xporioinvi! "I' ha. t.-r'a an uppariitus has I , , :, .:
liou-el'iiriiishci' olt.il lenkes is in pill vised hi. h is rciiiarkablo I' r h.u.:
two rci'.s ..f ilifi'erci.i toin s in reotns produced whal is probably the cc.
thai o pi u iuio cadi oihcr A ball, hydro-iatie p,-cs.-urei vor rcaciie, !-,.,
perhaps, will have lei ra eoiia on the Ioo.ihhi p..iiius per ,-.uaro inch.
Willis, uud i here will I.,. ml iu the Tiio p.irt .eiila.' objc l of t In , :
ililiin iootti lo which it h a, Is. This is mollis was in determine wh-ilte: '!.
wrong. I'm a negative inLu'on the buelerin ill milk niiuhl n-. be hi!! I by
hall, a Ion,, if luiff or u, astir with a hydro-tut'.' pre-iife, so that it w-uhi
siiiall broken figure in -elf tones, that keep . a ..uu'e- lime wiihoitl uoin- i
Ihore may bo no su:.Lesti,,n or strt.nn Medoraie pr.--nr.-s won- lir-i f .1
colilra-t to the red of the uiljoiniu" but appear, .1 to have n i fie, :. I '.
room, li bli.o is to I,,- used iu ihe pi'.sstir.'s wci'o th- ti iiier. ase.l an.i i.
iliniiu' I'oiini. mil loo liu'hl :i yellow liible ri-.-iilis weie oht.intc.l.
may be put on the hall. It is lliese Milk subject oil t.. pr. s-ur s of
jai-rinvr iiiTuimciiu'ins iu ailjaccnt ''itty to loo tons kep' from t wviny t..n,
rooms thai may de-iroy w holly an el- "i.v h uirs l..ii""r with. nil .tolti ;
feci in either npartiueni tliut by it- sour t bu:i milk wlii.-h had n..i becti . .
self or properly eoniiiieiiicni. il would .ieeied to enuipre-sii.ii.
be iiltngcllier chariiiinu. ''''"' doiirco lo wit., ii Ihe keepiur
qualities of milk w. r,- improved a;-
I'll re ('nc.iiiiiiit Cninlv I'of (hililifli. prared lodeprtld as luudi "U the lip..
'fake one pine nf sugar, ii inurier of ,r wliich Hi,, pressure u.;, n.jjntaiiu .1
it pliil of ilosict ated cociianut and a as upon the actual pre uro lea. he 1.
qnaiior of a pint of milk, li-.il these 1'ress'ires of ninety 1,11- per squar.-
ingreilieiiiM in a gramto-wiuv or por- in.-lt maintained for an h.nir pr.-i ente.l
eebiin lined saiici'lian for live minutes, milk from uning sour f..r fiori four t..
Koiaovo from the file, set the saucepan six days.
Ill a dish of cold water and slir hi iskly Com) tote .-lenliza i ,.ni ot the mil!;,
until the mixture is creamy. Four on liow.-ver. was Iu in. .a-- . f. . i. .1. e. :i
ii lightly builercd dish and mark in at Iho highest prc--iir. -. : ml she i.,.:
W, wires while warm, so that it may be ,,, many ,a-cs acquired i-. iiii ir t.i-: -
ea.-ily broken when cold. Cucnaiiiil and odors on kcepiiur. iii.lh-.tt im; lh..:
cakes are very easily made and Would , 'retain species of bacteria were killed
be il variety, licat the whiles of ln ' while others welo not. l.o'i.I.. i t:v-
eitgs to a stiff i'rni!i, add gradually a
small cupful of sugar, the same quail
lily of coeoiinut, either tlisieoated or
freshly gralod. and one tablespoon id
of tloiir. I imp on a hun-ivd tin i:i
sii.all round cakes and bake for live
I linutos in a quick oven. Ladies'
llotiio .huirnal.
. . RECIPES . .
Cnco.'it.tit Ftitt. rs tin,, euiil'nl of
Cralotl i oeoiitiiit, tu cupful of i
ol.t-quartor of a teasp,,n ni f sa;t.
one teaspoonl ul of stigitr, ,,n,. scan:
teaspnoiif id i f baking pow der, . n
egg', i tabh -iicoiiful of inched but
tor. otic lon-p. , iiful i f vnnilhi ami
siillicieiit I ilk to I lake a thick l a:
tor. This is dropped by spuun! ,ii .
into i milking Ian fat and cm. !;,:
goldei. brown. After draining- t';
fritieis may bj nll d in p-wtl. :. .
i 1 1 gar.
Fin. nod Oy-tt-r- Urn in ;hr ovmoi-s in
a ciil.indrr. and when well freed from
juice p'li ihcin ill a .-inn king hot (y
iiii pan. turn ie a uimiirni, so ns t
conk on botlt .-ides. As soon as l!.-i
begin io puff 1 1 j . which wiil I,.- nl-., .
Inim-tliately. rare ih-ni in.o a !t; p,-,.
tor. which sic ul I ho standing ,n, i a
ketllo of hicl.ii ; w :it or Willi -oini' iaei
e.l lillller. -.li. i"i 1 peppr- idrea.iy iu ;
it. Serve ii...!"!. airly. Caiicod ,1,
tors may be pn ran d it I liis w ay aiel
have i inch ... .i.i innor of thus,, c,
e,l in Ihe 'i. il
. . . .
The Cii . i, l-kii'il of X.i iiu ha,. ,1,1
lields whiili wcic knuwu lo lU'ludniu-.
five hcurs without winking,
Wax Miitlel Mini IV In. ( .in Act tilii.llsll
I Iii- I. in.
I til tin's.' .1 11-. U :e. ee,V Ili'N'lls of
' livelihood i- ,, . I . , r.'.i!. ,1. ;t lnllll ho
is tin- er... :r.; i.ni.v eierl I'lilluWeV
ol II pl'oi n i- l.'le I I " .It-ill In I"'
Inie!'. -i Hi. Sin Ii a i,.eii is -'. Howard
,VHK ,i.,.;,. man. who has .-allied
w.in.leriiiL; a,i.i:'ion mid n.u u l'-w
w.-i-rn-s hv i,.-in- m the window of n
Illilsir s! a all ntltoliiat,.- j HI li'i
'l.iri'. a:1'! in a eluihiiiu store a- an av
I ill ria I io.'io i 'i u hi. il i" -'.io .v . Io; 1
"Wh. li I was I'.e.iri. en. wlil. ii w -; -1
v. eive y. ur- nuo." ho a id. "I h. - n u I '
io.-r l'..r sini-i.--. I i In n Io "il I.. '.-.--tor.
llllMhind. 1 mad" an . V !: i. noli i
"rod llio.lrl, i., '.'.itl-e 1 v a ' lli'le to
-laud pel-It oily siill l..r -.. lute- a ;,...o.
A 11 MVtisi tol.l loo il" 1 Well!. I ul io I ..in
.Ion I e.uil. 1 rani a tin., lain.', 'or 1
moil- Is w.-re ra:r and In groat .e niand.
I rail a'.vny lioia hol.ir, i.inl Has soon
hiinu well iii l.o ii!.. n. i in.' day a vi'i
..r in I'n- sin. Mo " h"i r I Wus pu-iii'.'
said: 'If li uer" n ii for y.uir wliilio.u
llo i. II. eolild I, 11 lh ii you Were alive.'
Thai I'll! the i-l a iuio my In a. I. uinl 1
I e:.:i!i to pra. .:'.' h'.l.'im; i,.y ey. 'i.is
ii'oihm!.'.--. Winking.-, .v.. u hi' iw, j- ;:
natural involuntary a. i. A tear !:. .n
no7.es I'l'i.tii the la -'iryii:;; 'jialei. Mil
by I Iio p;is-iii' , f 1 1;,. t-y. ,,,-i-r Iii
eyeb.'.ll is !'.'iii::'n:. ihi- ilion is .-p:va.
iu a thin liiiii ..i.r i.ie I,, "II. : , m . pro
endure. Th- urraio-i I : i J . nity i- t.
ke. . the tin ,al llloi-t. 1 h.M' ai.-.'luu
I'lilltrol ..(' eil II IIIU-. I- of 1 he bed', s. I
maii-ly. .-ml uhat would he iiiip.. ib!"
i,, y,,u i,.,-; I, m... ihioii.-'n trriniic.
jirrfeeily tiaiiiral and ea-y io me.
".Most of my p.aoii.e. ly th- way.
was iloiio in t his eoi-u: rv. I ian er
lu re .'ind pei'leetod i-y u ..r!.. aiel then
W(.ut l;1,.k and gave exhib': i-n- in liu
i-po and Ilnhiiid. I km-w it I . ..iihl
,.,,MI, i.a.-l; li-ro its a Ihir..) ' :,n anr.o-
lion I .-..ill. I ilriliand briti-r in i, - l iiis
J foiiinl tu I. iiiir. mid I imw I'li.kr an
Isy ainl limro r.ii'iforial.le liviii". and
have funny more u!V. r.- than 1 can liil.
, ;lMl ,.,.',.,.,;. ;1 ,.,.,;,,',,,,
aloiii: i lie same line. Ii i- -air i.. say
that il will hr a .-on. -r. at. r a-
tolli-lllllellt lliall llle olio I it'll d liter
How."- ( 'hieairn Tribime.
l'lirif.t ini; Uitl; ly l'i-t-s.iii o.
After ;i. .rated milk. leiiliz.-.l n-ii:.
pfpliiliiy.c.l milk. laelai.-d In. Ik and
lll.llted lllilk ll.oi'e is How io be a.hie.l a
UHV kind of selelltble hv:::. nie lu'lh.
This is t .iniprcsseil milk, l'.y a in w
l'""1- - :l "
'',nv s ;llv "l""- '" '-'' "
least ii pari of tln m are, for tin re ati
aholjl .illil.llllil germs to every le.i-p. -11-flll
of ll'lbnili il cow's lllilk.
pr.
I'lippr 4'liut'S in t'lii.'t'.
Singularly enough iln-m is no ya. hi
club in Venice, the l ily ,f waters. . lei
the people have urVrr lal.i n an iin. r
est in yacht nig. Then- are no s.iilb.i.n
iu the lagoons ex. . pi ih. -, u , , La
. miiniercial pitlpo-c-. I'evlia'.s 1 1 1 . . , i:
i Zeus !iavc enough of tie- w a n r w .ih-.i.t
ii-ing it for i.iiiusciiicn; I: u a - . m
"" nil', li like bu-in. I h--re i- a
boat i lub for low ,ng, but 1 h
n embers are chictiy I. ti :i, -!;::, . n ::o,
i.ieiicaiis. Th -y have -.-eral sin-'.e
and I w.i fniir oar. d -in I!-, and s.uin -iii;n-
have race- :nn"iu In his -ive .
but the tmblir d" not rie th.-ui nut. h
. in .'iirageiticiit.
Hi. :' ale two ri.bi.g clip.-, however.
ii. a eiiy without a Inn r a lairrin jo
era vi heeled M-lil. le m a n. - 'II. wlti.-h
i. ni will :i 1 1 1 1 1 1 : i- iiinie an anoinaiy.
I"i" paper- I li.s un. ruing am: it n ,- a
p q e. , ha-e to be gi b , ,
1 : . lub li"M Sunday. Th !': -i-lfin
,1 the ("It'll ill Fillil.i'.iolie i..- 1 '.:
n ii.'i' lo annotin. e "il prim,. i.i . r h nn
ii ll.l allllale -lagiolie" ill 1' Monk.
" I -al - t lii.i a sin cial n a ,n w ill
1 ,i r at in. -in lor Mcsitv. the Iii -i ,,, 1,
. iie in.i ml.i tol. w hero ii will l r..
p'.n -. 'ertia:i sports kr, 1 t . e 1
I or-.- over there, and wbciili, v. . i : i .
in i ..I,, lh. y air coinii, lied In in.ii,, ;i
in lw.iy j.nirn, y ..I' iweiily ni nui.-.
v. Iiei-e ili-y l"ie a ihiing -i len-1. 'I i.. -.
- aii". In r club . ..a i,..-. . of i - '
1 1 ,- .irii,' . mi I he I , i.,. a n i-ia ml in .
V! i:it n . w In le in . i ly nun Inns..
k'pi. Chii'iU'i lb. -id ll.r.ild.
fv
K. BUDGET
4
I'.lllll.'tl'l'Ms-lllt'llt .
" l- , li.ca -he .1: .qo-c 1
"M. .!-'-!
i .
A- I i ' : a. I v aii in : eye- ,.'i t iie i ar-
i
Ii j,: - i t i .-m n' v..'ii .oi io:- .-:' .on pi isf,
, . , :,"y :.. " -1 nt- :i a le i' 1 : .V l.nf
S '' ,',.'. .i ;' '':,'' ":',".:',! ' ' -,' .:!"'. -ill I ! '!
I: :. i .'., i 1" . a I' -'.' n b.-t'-ie.
- .lll'IgO.
iW.nili'.l u l ulr 1 li lii.liili.llliB-
!!,. "Do y.u like soliiaii
.sr.- "Is ,!:;. a .i'oo..-lt,on referrin',
:o ,.','!s .,:' r::i--V" V"i:!.e:'s Siat-s-'i
a'l
On I...' Tics.
Willy "Tib i- a. :i-g ;i trad" r.v a
-, .-'oi,;' t ini'-s. ray -.-n. if- a pr."
I',- - . a. 'ee.; i.-n:,!ly it's a walk iu lite."'
Snt Very liiic.iiiiiii;iie;.
C'e 'ly "rioia told me last nigh! 1
reminded h-r of Napoleon. What ;o
.-ii -ni " she mean: ':"
.lac!; "That Voil ale ; dead ..lie,
probably." I'liel-ea i.Ma.-.-.l i ,"a:'.e, 1 e.
.4 Man al T i ml it ion.
Forothy " j,ai did you and your
iiailhi'i'-in law fall out about. Kitty?"
Kilty- "li't. sh" tirver like. I uieul'iir
sh" In a'-d n:r say that no ha-1, and nf
liiinr si; e.ihl w. ar lioia" iiui'le -h'r:-"
- I '-,-.. it Fr. e Fre-s.
A 'lliiH'Vallt'P Lesson,
'I'h ie. children, is tin exac.-.ple i f
".hat the . hee-e habit Will lll'lllg .MUl
I,,:" New Xork World.
sill.'t'l'ill .
i i. rk "I would like io get .iff early,
s.r. a- my v. lie wauls me in do some
end job.- around tin h,-i:-e while !t is
li'-i't i -Hough "
Manager "I'an't po-sibiy .1 i it."
Clerk "Ti..lllk vol!, :-k'. Veil iit'e V e: y
k'l'd." I'll. I..
A 1 iilig-l ell Want.
Wi'i'.ct'i "F.raiiiem has jiisi pal. nlc I
an iiic:.,i.'ii iiii; is destine. I io make
a li rteii '."'
Fa.-trtii "'S,-'.' What is it V"
Wi i .-in - "An ink h,,:i!r thai -omuls
an alarm at t hr approach of a urn, ilage
brush." riiicag.) News.
An ; -initio liiitij! i; i' t'.i'c.i.
Mr. I'.-i l iiiiie " I thniighl win n je:i
-!,! lies autoMnbile ynii gui. an-
li i! it to be a lirst class hill , bii, be. '.''
I cah r ""F'ni!"
Mr. Fcriiiiii. "Well, the ..niy t :,i:rg
i. I a - -I...U u any b-idcllcy to b
Ii:. belt :. 1- g-aph poles!" Fuck.
'I to ri'.iicr Ciiper.
'..M .tax "The bridegronm wa- to
i - lb- br'al- al Ihe i hiircli."
1 1., i. i:-o "I '.HI w hill did the I r: ''
.: . when the bridegroom did iret pi i n
al. ..npoi.raiieeV"
an .lay "She left ihe . lair, h I'll
. '.', any ccreiiiouy."--T,,u n and I'miii-
Tn.i Mil. I. l ot Hon.
Ml-s r.i-iiqiie "'Whal'- the tna'tcr,
Mr .''t r.i; t Von look agilcl.d."
,-: -nttter- "Ves, 1 really am This
i .ok sas thai iusuuiix and genius arc
!.,- -a:.;', thing."
M.s- C. "Why. I sh ud 1 ilutik y.ui
v. .ml. I bud ihat lailnr gratiiying."'
I'ov. n and l "oiiiii ry,
riiiiost.).iiif.
' Ynii -com xcry cii.eil'ul iu the fa,e
..;' ile.'-a:." -aid one citizen of a South
Al'i. , i.-aii republic
' Oil. .vi-." replied the oilier. ' 'The
.'.. .-lull ? p-.W'-r i- -lire In ho d'ep.i-e.l
-o.-in r or hi,, !', an ' my luni is sure lo
c.r io. So I am on i- ing myself on the
lin.e-y ihal ant i, i,a I ion is belief than
real i ':ti am." .isl.aigi on Star.
N..I I . until I In. I XXiii.
A very small gal on: on the Fast
Sale was g.Mii her 1:1-1 plate of ra w
.... :. is at si'pl'. r the I'lher night. She
-ii allow ed one ainl 1 n a pu-ii' d the
plate away fioi.i l.-t wtth an . .r. s-
siell of .ii-g,st.
"Whal's Ihe tea : : Kal.x ':" a-ked
hr-r in..: her. "lion'i i.m bke y,,ur ..ys
li is':"
"No. in.' don'l." ati-wei. i! Kiit.v ui;h
a grimace. "lFlu wn- inn I':e-!i,"
Ml lllpllis St i III i in I'.
l ov l!ie Con. in. tu Vl.-ltiivr.
The amiable gciitlc',iia.i -' ' d oil a
b.ileina pi el. pironticl ami d.oj.pcil.
. bll'-'o number of people laugh" 1.
"; e all those people laugh. lig!" said
the sympathetic friend
"os." said the illlii.lblo g, liih'iiii',11,
wiih a smile, "they s.'i-iu lo be eaioy
ing I lieuiselves hugely."
'"l'oesii'i liioir laugleiig make yen
a,) V"
" 'o: at all. II ihii .-ii'l hurt lnr in the
-1 '..! . eiilicr iiiovi'dy. phvshi.ey n
I :',: : rii.V. Ainl 1 I ej.iie.' i' ;' I'il. I
nu :ii'. .)..' (.,' I'.'ttf.ati i; :1 .;i in .- -
i - I-, a . I. V.il-d ju-i ih. it imicli."
C i.e .11 UecOid lU rald.
WHERE RICH r.EN P RE FARE.
.1.liiin Il ls I . e. A3 i I btiii.ii i . Xmr, Hot
1 In r. U ill l:, Sinn'.
'I ho .l,.ii ;-hiini.. lie - made a curiuilK
e, ,-:!- of the i ich men of Japan The
n'-iici i.i ii- iu , ,-', ig.il ions was t,t iis-
eell.'litl Imw ll .'ili.V p.'l.-oii- lllrle llle ill
till- Folpllr p.C -e.-.-eil I'l .1 foI'MlllO llf
r.ilii.iNi. I yen. w iii- li is coiial to .-oO.oiKl,
.-ays .Inpan and Aimrr . Th" lolal
llUnibefof Ih'-e.jllai'iel I e . 1 1 : olla i I'. 'S is)
I II. (bu ti.o.i ,.f tlm mn, "er reside
in T'"!.;-. a:.. I tin g n al I -ajoriiy lire
ft'tllld. .' li '. HI I he e., i.il! II ml tlm
pl-og l-es -A e e. ,.- .n I I-.,;.. I. K'UK. KollO
aia! Vo,e,i: !'i a. 'I'h r. sub shows Ihat.
. :.. I ,- i.i ,. i i i-ii i.:.-ii iii lie I niied
;:;.!:. - l. m ii I. an .a .!.ip.ill. eM'll
'.'.'ii u S ! 1 1 ' eo 1 - in . 1 p: 1 1! a- .-' sin inl
aid m ,1.0 1 ::in '. Sim. - i.i. I S..ii.ihn
ill iiu. J.q.a.o-" l'.!.i 'fhe prnpor-
1 i : 11 . lno'. e... is lei s. mu.il against
.'..pan i'- I. ...v a, lirst ap,n ,". 'file rich
a- n .1. th- Irii. r . i.iu.'ty. oxen the
oatli.. ; j 1 I :'o li!,."'l ! 1- have iheir
h.r..- i I:-.: I ng. in hi,. '-. Tii-y have
ll'l. V. I s "l.ll..eil , i'o Oil-Ill. -s of
liieii.y inn , iu a - 1. ii'- en ill this
.i-.:!ii;y. -.ml lie : . .he basis of
'tu. s i- iii' ." - :a nie.
Ag.,,11. i, is . Mil, int. I 1h.1t !?1 ill
.l.ij .-I! i- I'.o'al. i!l Ihe lilCC-lli 11 will
I el- i e e ol . ..Ill i'o! I .'.: 'i blMtty. to
S! 1 1 1 ?:., iii lie. t'iiil il S'.'li. s. Willi
:h.- 1 i ni 1 ;,: in j. w . il xi ill bo
. l: i:,a: it- .ippar.-i.! I -n.all fortunes
li; .!.o . :e se w .al. li it . las-,- are
, ally 11,11 ii larg I Ih.lll they seem.
'I n,- 1 , ..-d of l,n-- in -s an I industrial
ili'V.-l. - le .0 he- ills' i'. 'llllt. i'llll for
tell ' , a.,- I. ,i:g tu...!.- i:a. re rapidly now
1 li.-tti 1 hey x. t .' i'l' "r.xei. inc. years
a.-. This -it..", .1 i y 1! . iii 1 1 e 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 s
grow lii in .'.. .f..o.tll - ii I'biiihlilig
ii:.li;vi.-i. ai.d in ill - a- iiiniiiaP'il tor
1 1:;,.-.-. ..; 11. nix liiiaio I, i's of 'fok in and
Vo.e hii'i.e. Iii-. ni:,'. 1 1 ab!e 1 Inn all-
oilier i . .;.!, l!i:,V s. e 'i'oi.io llle gr'-ilt.
Iiii.'tieial ::: -impo'iis. of u . Hast, us
I. oini. -n i ..I' Fur-op- and New Vnrk is
1; Aiii. ri. an - - it 1 liieiii. Japan's
day ha- jst 1 b v. In d. al.d d is nllo
lo , , IP 1 1 ! .- b iiiliiu.:- . ! her iic-
. ib'l.l'h '1 mil- el XX .'.dtll W liil til" IVstlllS
,.f a. pi.-,: eui- i'l Hi - ' -i ii: i .V and ill
Ijll-i-e.
WCRtS CF WISDOVl.
A I.:, I .-- a tag ft: a lo.-l.
(irtl 111; i 1 - ilci '-al il l,, vieloty.
Id.-al- a, more ,1, m t ban prizes.
A xx h.to ii.'e p. , - ti,.i coin.' from a
hi. 1, k h. an.
F.!. -- ,1 i- ihe man x, h an m'.-i oM lines
do ni 1 1 -o.'i .
F, X , leu. e X', ill, 1 is .1 box e. bill lie: pise
l: ii '. 1 1.1 1 i- belie. llil.
I'e : I. I I - be . lie, I X p h C ill. Ill
al p at. - x p h all-.x .
'.ni' nil. i. ni gix . - a 1 tt.'.vn w here
f, :';ri:e has i,-,e d it
'i i:. ,1, cum Ing ihiiiie o -In is ilt
t.i 1 oldx .1 XX eb nine XX ill I-.I il
.--.iie 1 .lues a man lin !- 1 iiat 1 h pull
le- e'.p. e , d I" gel cliche.- I:. i'l ill I llU
i- .11 I in dl.ldelll llf
, ail x ry -mall, yet
e. ill,
i 'l-pofi .11. ...X c le . 1 1 t le. If ollO
los - its III e, I,, 1, 1 I , .i , I In strug
gle i.vi. ,. ..- Ii.i : d , , ".1 ;. a.e il- cbh.
Flea-ill. ' is pr. ii-. .I.d 'I' aliyihilig
Ihal ph .1-. - an. I gra Iiii. - . i- s uses,
b.p t- y . -n . from 1 h I -: ile-!.'.:::-
.'I 11.- -.iril.
I'eeiil a; ur I,.- - Miolild receive pe
, Hiiar .11 ki.-.w I. li-.ni ni-. Fxcry 111, ru
iiig' : . -in:, i I- should ilra'x ..t ih 1 Very
lil.iill.llg'- .n:-'. Il.ei.i cxellilig's
i.l i - ii - -1: al l 1 i lie ex .-ft' 1 Veiling's
gi.::iiil,b' Fx.-r.x day ho.lld be 11
i ban I. - g ix in : ,',-y. 1 lnr xx I. b life should
be a hfe ... pra lb, 111- Horn.
At. lint-nix to lb.. I. -11I-.
'ihe li-- of iie.ii-n trap- ... Ihe Ciiy
Hall ha- piaeiiealix b. , n a bel ished
siller iho ..,,111 iIim-Ii'IV ihill one of
llle a--isl. el chlk- ol the Supreme
I '.'lli l of t ne 1 bsll i. I nl I ' 'llllllbi.l is.
lo i.il in:. uud pill pi-. - ii hinuall
ferret. Th.- Pill-no d x . , 1 1 1 1 g lean is iiu
a.h pi .,1 1 e. 1 r. I . n g 1 he ca : i h ly career of
1 i . . 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 11. g i,.'.i'-. and hi- process
of 1 XI." Ili.ll.lt. oil is il II, -V ,i one Al-
1 hoiigii h .- I...: - iu lh -iibuiiis. ho
wei.iU hi- way to th.- '.ur: ll.iu--ea,ii
XX . iliix ;.. -1 1 i 1 ' I g I'll- b. f.i-e 'lie hulir
f.-l ill ol ll.llg of I lie I lei k's otlice.
i.'iiietiy 1 i.ei, lig' ihe laiiei. he sold. ml
i iii- to ..aio sex. nil iniee al piny.
Seblilig il III , IX X book XX Ireh is kept
!; llle purpose, the ill I pri-ing ilcrk
deftly ii-- - ii. T he re? ult is always
x,iy .li-a-lror.s to ', he Intl" fellows
ni th- thiol-.
The admiring lr,end- ol iho death,
ih ublig .h lk tle.iarc thai h" ha- be-eo:in-
-o prntiei.-iil in tin- an of bunk
ibii.xx.ng ihal ho can 1. -.unite ihe t I'
ll . t 01 lii- -nine to t he 1 X, elit 01' iiiel'ely
-.liiiii i;g lie iniee or killing t Ii. m out
llh'. .'. iie max elect. Wil-llillgtllll
-lai
Nil Tc;il hint; All. oil 1 1 i'l " ! II lllil k ."
The di-.nlx - ut a-' - ll..' -oeial worker
has to oxore-io en iblli-iiig s.iculilio
1 no xx i". I go ai noli g i he ! - ul. ght cited
.1:0 well illll-tlal .1 bx ill llleiilellt
xxhi.lt recently happ -a. b .11 . nie of the
a -1 - do -clllemelil- A ' . iniich .1 j tli -
nbx ni.d cli-idcra hie 1 1 I.i tt.i 1 i. It, :l
hi 111 ph-iology had been -1 .1 11 ml.
1'ne p. 1 : , 111 - of i'o , ltd. It en xx In. ill -lol.de.
I tin -elllelln III classes regarded
ihe 11, xx In - - xxiih . iinsideralile suspi
. ion and doubt. Fan f-r s.uiie time, by
-Mll'nl axniihiuce of dang. .foils ground
ihe . la-s work wa- carried .nt success-
1 fully. Al la-i tlie function- of Iho
slolilaell were considered.
! The dny alter the tir-l h--,iii on the
situ. inch one t.f iho lilt I. litis briuight
.1 lilt. 1 to the loucher. This lei lor.
1 xx hl' h bore I In- marks of lab, nod and
sir. in., ois coiiii.i ii ion. was as follows:
I "1 1, ar Tea. in r: I'h'ns .b.n't tench
I.Zer eii.V l)ii.-' ab.nll I he siiillilt, of
per - I Utile li il .lint II s-arv, bel-les
'.t.-itudo." New mi; Trihuuc.
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