HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Sentinel, 1882-06-30, Page 2tespondeDuke,- O. the pair shake hands.
. lo*,. removing. his gray ' felt wide-awake
with.a. graceful sweep; -and: when,, in the
. mime: of a few minutes,. the :stet* lady,
- -guard r* leaps up ftom herseat,andolutcao:
.- ing het bandboxee and bags, makes &Wild
rob. at a- passing official,. Me, Leftus calmly
... Blies into her place; and begins_ to, converse-
- With- Luli ie a .delerentiallyadniiring tone.
. Presently a bell rings,. end: the, Ho•Ime-
• weed -party are eummonad to 'take their
seats. Duke. end. Llili have no need te
1=4n:oeuvre:ranch to get iota the same oar -
triage -; they are.manceuvred for; and a good
deaf of trotible in that 'line is. taken. off
-their shoulders,. - as the vieorld isgenkrally
Itind444engaged- couples—too -kind scene-
. - times, as lovers Of laconic. and reseived„,and
ladies- of shy ' and retiring, nataree feel
' -when they pereeive. the eyes of . a friendly
audi sympathetic world watching -far evi-
lIcileaswood Hall:- Deb- and. Lull; for the -
first -time, . find -themselves able to- renew
. "I. thought: 1 hever.. should be able to get
- a Word With_ yeti,' - exclaimed Lull half
- -::' ()coeds wide"! I am -mire *a have beed
now:„ Duke, 1 ite telling you.- about. the
- " Yes, and yen :were dwelling -on. the.
1-1 Bur,- Duke, you. woula cone toe?. Of
course you,would. ; think how delightful it
_ etay witb mi. there on a nice long visit, as
.- long asyon possibly could: Why Should yoh
fully,:yet eyidently liking the' idea-. "I am
afraid 1 .conhot leave- London for long: To
ba eine. I had made up. my Mina to take my
holidayrather late, aa I !Mew y(111 would-be
t'Way ! And, Luli, '.if I squander my sub,
to set up housekeeping Wien the time
"Mk - take your railway fare outof . the
kitch.ert furniture, and cut the drawing-
. room short . fOr • your -: hotel - bills 1" she
• - pleaded ceaxingly,with a light, happy laugh.
((We must consult 'one of your nemerous
' counsellere ae to- what articles of furniture
may be most easily dispensed with," he
said. “ III -think over your - pIan;:-Luli; bet
• I'm not seiesabout being able to manege it."
" We have to. write- and fik about taking
the, villa thia weee„" she replied; "se do
• makeup your mind quickly„ there e dear
The gatiletict of lloimswood are like one
living aod moving flower& -.The men in
- their black coats- are- net_ in: reality few,
-• but they are -so swellovied up and etlipsed
in the radiance- and_ amplitudeef the ladies':
- attire, that -they seerri like a scanty wenn
- of.biack intects buzzing in and Que. among
rate; -0 eopree: was there -ever an English
The luncheon elite:mons-. all,-bleck-eciated
bees and rainboyi.dolored flowers, to a or-
• geous ?Weimer laid out in a scar -let and white
striped tent. To - most 'of the sehiers this
- appearethe real *title of the day ; tea most
mei:Mew afterward,. when the - whole party
It is then that the bees. and the &were
, pair off as :neatly and •naturally as the,
. beasts in Noah's ark. - The seclu.de:d parts,
of the shrubberieseate full of etreggiera in
.eacla, of the lad -shoats on tbe lake z the pine-
..Woodls.: ftill of errant- Taira .-who get Wit
- .0wh'unocinsoious: head by waleitig with Mr..
quaffrille on the lawn.. - They are talking of
- great part Of -the time; but this AIra.
Grundy does not know,. . Mike steals sway
to the sreokinvroom With a few emagenial
periodical, „am- artist . -who has- toed& .his
,Cess of makihg„ and en art critic who has
the other. The- lion lies, • down with. the-
- Iamb, however; and the. whele group enai-
.' scented shades of the smoking,roarn, whence
-it takes all the :energies: of the hostess to
- disinter them at • the heur when' dancing
begins,: and. every mania expected to.do his.
•-• elevation„ with a good view, of the grounds,
ionoking-and-seteaying. the:- soepe: ''
"How icing have yea been -up here?" 2:
,. " Well, if this is your- way of enjoying
societY, we won't disturh. your felicity r.
Atid Kato end her escort pass on. .
in: thelestive throng: joins in the .natisou„. jo
line 'group of which hie- future eon-ire.law th
forms a:part, for e time, and thee. geti up ha
what. Kate Ituno.unces ta Lull to be " quite as
a- flirtation". with es lady who suits his `co
• taste, Whe has large thoughtful eyes; and& of
sympathetic preseheo, who- listen.s. well and : gr
"_:_does not'say ,naueli. _Glencaire- when. lie, of
talks—: which by;the,'-ivay. is not often -a .
per is laid inthe tent in, envie timefor : Cr
heats -4e partake- thereof before thY -iio,
*es are ordered ta couvey them beak Ana
- ,fid a noisier -meal thanthedejeuner. There ea
.I.A.eier was much stareh and Stiffness about gre
thofroughly it is' Noir out of the dressea hogatility or :imp? Of*a in 010040*.
The ti,rIsareall flushed with dahoing.; . theit 'breath 'leek after th cent'et the stairs
eyeS? are 7 bright, their ourledi:Ot' braided -and tereturn this b itality in 00,04
tinder their be/mete and over their.teni- now*and then a Spare -seat in a'hoic at -the'
- plea and leveral _of them Would be hOr- theatre. - -
rifie-d if they Conld look 'in the mirror and She olso- perimided•her mother tosputan
see how the Whirl:Of .-the Waltz had tilted' tp;dvisirtisenient'in
their head gear out of- place; • - • wherein 'Zora figured -as-;- •
t‘I' haven't seen- mil& of Yon. to -4y, Young:J.gady Aeconimended
• Dtdre. What have you been doing With ie Istirsery Goveriieseer COMpanion,r-
wrve been doing good, work ...my pet". ientorY,-, reknit% , yeneg
repliee Duke, deeming it quite_ safe to be ladies, desiroue of -similar „sitilationecrOWd
affectionate under cover.of the -platter and the lottery Anth Zoe,: tried h
'the.ohatter goieg onallropia. I heve.been luck, -and feiled„.as hundreasef -other girl
:cultivating:the triendehip Of a gentleteanou higher earn -and better -educated than sh
whose aticl pieieureageoddelel depends. • try and fail every day. Theadilirtiternen
You behold -biro oVer therenoilding met with bet few answers, and - One -
'-ahd tee editor u, • allied in h joint attempt, . ' One mother of ten children offered Zer
to- lireak. into the citadel of sobdurate something -leis than a lioneeinaid'a Wage
railiea pie, whelk,. %valle of granite:refuse:to to take the -entire charge and responsibi;it
yield event° the ovnibined attack.- Yee!". of the wardrobe aed edueetiOn ' of'. th
:geed -stroke of businese tO.;lay ; audit you. beeauseltalicra and the Itiaimente of Ger
go toitaly, I'll join the 'party 11. _ men *ere pot -among her acquithraents.:-
That'e .1i4te Craeen; The 'Audition of what to de with -ou
overhearing these worde from. ule oeeOsite surplus female :Population .suggesteditsel
side of 'the table, where she ie seated, and frequently and forcibly to lira. _Craven at
potting -her heat °none side. to .catoh. a Kate 'during the • bin:vile of theirlfriendl
glimpse of Duke and- Luli between a barley- :endeavor's Zora!abehalf.. -
sugar teinpla and an epergne of flowers that “ The only. thing I ilea for itl" :said- Zer
intervene, ".11:42 gladyou'll ken he! Won't here -elf, frapkly, 'with het
we have fine timeal Mr. Glenciairia ? Me.: to eaport ha in". ship -loads_ to lands wber
study and fill: my .glaSs. -New, thie is to 'the deraand -is hicOnvepiently fee eiceede
drink:to the happy re -union of the. Most by the supply," - • • 7 .'
:attractive members_ of thepreeent party Oh "But we sban't sanetien vOarbeing ship
-the Stinny.shorea of Lake-ComoV• - '• ped Off, van tett you," -Said Kate- "
"' Whom does -that toast inatude,, Miss: and eee.. if. We, canttot: eornethin,
Orai.ren.?" inquires ' bake, 'throUgh :the. better for you before topg I" • . •
trellia work -of the bazIey-ingar temple. . The Mere Kate, satv Z-orit: the mor
"I am out of it, Pni afraid; Katie?" eug. fond :her.; the old • -childish - intimacy
gee& Glencalrh. . • • revieed With' double strength, and the- ptah
• . indeed you are-not,we couldn't do Whieh Kate Wee revolving ih her inind we
Without ou " she replied with frank tocoax her parents,• who seldom refesed
_Ifiendltnees, --end 'added more demurely, het enything, to take Zeta- te winter aihrtied
*ith a misehieveus sparkle in ',her eyes,--- with them,: . -
--if Skeleton- atthe feastis absolutely necee- 'Zeta would be a. delightful- Companion
.saiy to -.0nr contentment; and you..make ankuseful friend, would help Kate to pick
s.uch a first rate Bonee-e' : • aed inn on her errands; ,and mend her
Glencairn. laughed aloud,' and his' some- dreeees, Ind be geneeally,handy,and Would,
-what grim expression • vanishedlri a broad, no doubt, iootipicklip the langtage:- With
ataused.sroile. Audacity never displeased ah•eye td the -developnient- of- this plan --
Wick and he. liked - little Kate," who, hay% which; indeed,.Kate had vagnely coeceiv04:
ing been helf frightened at her owillinpu beeo 'from the: -time - see firet -foend -that .1
deuce, loOked sideweys.. ae him,_ aria- then Zora-weein streightened eiroun.aetances—
:-Ohorused 'Meta -ugh -Merrily,- and well.eittie. Kate- pueehesed sh. giammar arid
eh easy. readingAok, and:presented them,
_epergne,: " 'SG 413atiSt be a, case of 4 Drink to; Proven -*as 3 lit* astoniehedat
Me :only with. 'thine eyes!' - . echd your firet *ben Kate, with en air of --pleading:and
Lake- of Conio I" - But, _my darling -child," sliesaid,“Ido
.Snap Wont the crackers; -alatter Went.the hot see What you Want with 'another ftiehd •
Luli's 'softer nierriment echoed-. low; as- a charming coinpanionr -
thev.drank-thdr foast siad read.' their Mot- " Oh.. yes, Mother . dear," replied .-Kate.
toes te eadh ether itokolie "the table, :and. is as good. .and sweet aa she caii be,-
Glenoairn in various schemes fer making ban you. fancy out 'beleved.Gtencaien.'efaeo
in Italy. - - • ; - tot nae, .4[3r -running -oat in a broiling-thin:to
Sa the plan'. heeatee a Settled thing, -and post iny. letters; Or- working at -134y dress
frem that hout there wee mernore:doubtor While -Flo on:a Sofa ? Another thing, 1-4uli
discnsiion as to Duke'e joining the party;, .ia,so delicate. She-- is. sure tObe two -days.
. We'seldein know -When. we -take the moat. week- liing doWn. with a - headeche, or
is true, we knoVeDr. feel that we ire oh -the -Zora Would make. herself quite- inleeeing_.
threshold of a supreme crisis- • that Will AO naafi,' I. _am -sure; end then just -think
tuin te:our lifceejey or out life's anginsie; what a treat it wehld be tci het, poo; child I
but oftener. it_ happena that the act that -LoOk at bet poked. hp.. in thetnaithiable.
loeked lib:Anise or a threat leads to-noth- little attiol'imeh Weete.-cithet Ptetty N.044_
.while the little eeed we tied carelessly and her youth- and brightness!: r declare
How little We -know ! how'ipapenetrahly good long hap& holiday.? - • . .
the heavy Miste of _the &tura. veilefrom us - It naturally followed that -..:Mrs. Craien.
-the outoonie of the- step: We take, till the- .wcie Melted eed melded te her daeghter'e
turit his hem- irrevooebly taken Ana the -wishes, aed- -Was - a .short 'time as well
mesa -roads left behind ! - satisfied with the -',solienie of taking -Zeta
And yew. traveller of many lanas, how, Browa 'with them ed Waft Kate berself, -
you knew, as you muttered anathemas Directly she had obtained pertinision
on your tardy cab.men while- you gazed on . regard • her -plan: as -acCepted and eettled,
the distant vanishing sinoke of the train Kate epshed -high delight to convey
you -had miesed—the treih which _Wes -to.: theinvitation to Zorie '• -
have whirled- yen st express iepeed. totlie She keele her *ay Well up tithe foartli-
Sea-port: whence syceir. vessel - oiled that itoertback by thia-lithe, forher Mate were
daye4hae the crags- -'roads at: which a trifle more frequent than• Oratien
stood -Were those of Wean& -death 1 , That quite approve:d„. Mre. Craven had no _ohjec-:
vessetsailed, and Was never heard of -more.' tlon to the: filendehip ; -indeed, she was-
.• Youtoo,falr4mired. end sad -eyed la email, kindAlearted...enough teatiproverind helP it'
With the silver •etreaes in that stilibeight eitety Way, but ehe .preferred -to halm -
and abundant hair, yell at who*. strangers _Zoiaviiit,theirc; she Aid' not tiiiirk Zota's
gaie and, say,- “ That Woman .hai a•-- hie- abode ,was a, -desirable • iteni On. a villiting
tory-1" hew little did You think that night . list, but Rate .cleolerad- she “ liked the fun"
likeallother parties of the eeason, and- in where :Zoe lodged. , - -
the- oroWded- room indifferentlY, and eaid 'think. The perlor wee occupied by -aieidOW
languidly, " Who ie that -Odd-looking hien luly, nee. Z.oxe. _was A3eekiim employ:
over there? somebody e.ow-r-..,ehat yohr merit, and like Zois tonna the quest a long
pale sad faceehould hear witness in a life ozie.,:.ao wbo.was boilsidefeie 4; Eqyateiiious4;
long tnemery :of him? -let 7 the die:wee by the landlady b'ecanse: she did not dentide
eage in the Moment you turned, youe.girl'-. :her sorrows, the citawieg-reans, Wae f
though: you; kith* it hot then, nor 'kr:many man Of scientific and. literary inelinitioes, -1
Looking back, we see".these thingsoand tho gecood. -ftoor contained it Polish.
realize with a, thoughtfuineesc
lifixed.:with'sad. wonder, itiotir heart,
theirciport. of the steps we-tecik, not know -
•
moiselle Celestine's cross grained parrot
and consequentlyffupon all these-aood
offices, it was she whom ...the landlady
.reooMmended as. imaimeneie to _to„ old
gentleman in the drawing-rcieros when he
right hand an 'obstacle. in his wey.
envie&.ber= liy the:- noble- 011142; f PPP,
aboVo. and the widow belo*, but as the
former only. urideretoaa imPer-
Old geritlemahis:Wifle- there' wae nothing
very Wonderful in Zora's being electhd his
itmantiensii; It Was poor." -pay,
er and Zora liked it well enotigh.
Of up -the stetre;and Zoraraii in smiling.
y said Kate, kiseing her .01444 With effuliion.
r gayly: . And -oh ! -Kate, they ere trying.
f duties sometime§ !, Oar Work ieentitled
y, you• know. • Well the .koiehoe is: 'all very
well ;- don't: try to underitand- it,bot
s. • theologbial part :of -the huiciness-that,.
e eeazY, is ell verY Welt -too, But, being e
toinence, . the dear .: old :getitletnau, has
• into it. And Ohl -the love Emcees!" Zeta
g. mentioned -them.. " Kate, it you could -Only,
see the efforts :With Which. I preeetve
not lie'. able. to preset:ire paiy.4#tger4'
." And' ifynti could Only -.•-bear the inter,
a-- vie* have been copying this. Morning,
yOU'Would wonder -that keep agaber -face
ott at all -1- The beroine'e name 44 Angelina
she fetieVer mentioned without the prefix Of
ffects --of einotion oh _the...tisithe -Of :the
I 'vrOhder -.the. -author's *4 thinks
afe to allow 'elm a4,.secretary tot hie
Safe, eoy- cleat goity, he is
heinciatio-; and Oh ls-se-eld- and: songly it.
: young , oncel".. said Kate.. ,.. au -5 nu think,
then; that only-yeung and handsoniapeople
' Ought- to- be allowed to talk elerat -love,.
" TOU-nitist. et:insult some other authority
- shadeof, half "-hitter, meaning, - -"What can
kkno* about it? It's .a lu.NurYbeyinid me 17
ing :wisely 1 " I ain = eure -.yen must 'have
my itiena :. the :engine: driver, below ?TAO -
hie hands- are :alwaya grimy, and he neVer-
k "There's pile Polish reftigee.r' Segge.stea_
Kate, Vela tile stiOashal ih itimping -from ,iine
sithjeot, to' another, and pointing to- the. blue
-Whet goodie- -a, light diees to Me? 1 never
go oht.1 And little Xre. -Srnitli-;-I told you
knew I-Lweetie ci. :ne* silk kir her: benefit,
-night ;--,and I Want -.Ii b.at end.. jeceet, s So
fit-11er,-; end: :here -you -behold- What 1- haree
_got* ipsteeell It)s a: pretty --hat,.-,..isn't it ?"-
geay het and greys, cloak, and petkeig •up
thefea there ef the het -*Aka satiefied air. -
able anicnig the tipper ten tholiciatal, I 10.11:17-:
although. ahe does -!sing. at - musiehalls.
And I. have not le Mee . friende that 'I oen
ar• ound Me.:- DO you lip,. w;- Xate deat, -that -
and dear old Mrs. -Grant, who took me to
'Stay- With her When my_ auet have'
mit otie friend in the world except --except
riends at ale no friende skive the cletteof
oer- little Mrs. Smith, I might not feel.
Zeta spoke -slimy, but quietly, without
any tears or sighs, and with such a steady-
weetness ana affection in her look, that
ven sensitive person than Kite
ffended hy the Utterer -led. K -ate flung her
•
,A creature: not too bright arid good itrg people ansivering to the Muite t
'For human nature'? daily food;
• For transient sorrows, simple Wiles, Mr. end, Mre. Smith, and by night wet7e Kr.
Praise, blame, love,kissei, tears and smiles.: Floreutihe Lennox . and Miss itty- gits• y
A creature circled hy a spell . in evening toilete a little the- *Corse for, -o
within which nothing Wrong can dwell;
And fresh and clear, asfrora the source. wear, and. he Sometimes as a humternen,-
Lila) Arethusa through the sew; - and then a Regent Street. siiag 1
Stealing in fountain -purity.
. -. • —IlloortE, at -this or -that Hall where the reopuler
taste in. 'niticno trebled end cuPtivated.
It was- soon finally 'arranged that the Fipally, on `the feurth floor were .-N14-ige Zora
ree autumn Months,. after which, if the pretty nor young, -whose . family_ haze fied to d
=tiny of the party remaieed as perfeet England in one of the periodical- e!: oche of. it
they hoped: find anticipated, they weeild disturbance hi who,kept. 6,1 &Ikea-ye-
ntinue together -on dtatir through the rest parrot, and' earned.' most cif her oing*.by
Italy, Moving soutlivrard as the weather' dressmaking fOr several farailies ho were
ow colder, and spendipg the greater part kited to-fier. * • - • th
ails were being held- in discussion tied such a pretty creature, and- Ho perfectly F
proved of and finally -Settltd, Vies -Kate -the ladyither . It- was Mies .rown who' C
4Atc.brof bet -03,7,u. conneeticin with the Mimi BroWn Who Willingly gave .iplefroom he
in idea; She hid not again let the waves mad abnepted shake -down u 'the parlor. • .
the werld wash in between: her ahd her When the lepdlady wished entertain --a
rly friend Zora Brown... liate *as a profitable old lodger .for
at deakepgaged society at home- a,ud BroWn who too
tome at all hours- of . the night, end was c
rather proud of the society of his titled -o
neighbor ; the third: :floor Wag _'ecentoied a
two pale, quiet, care -worm hartnlees-kook- e
Zora. dear; I have. got soinethipg Id ask
ou I --TOO. -won't feet lonely, you *WA"
eed to think- about this elase 'and that
lass ' - fiat belt a yeer -at least
if onlY•YO.11 0311.' .1 went You to
t4i.0 Season. We have-. taken
n the Like of • Como • for -the anthem-, end
GO with you4t6! Italy ? Kate deae„
°IA uttderstapd. How could -I manage
od-Were ad -added the- Manitoba Bar
ere the following Western 'mete: Meesre;
Me. ItObeitsen.ldmith's -_first article- on_
Oe yeeeekitteaebeo on- .gerpent
I of (Wed elide ) night's Colli
had heen-, destroyed • by fire on S
laitio_rte„,„.existed .0. to the eorree
:the teportchit hew it ie Cettain '
-boat and barge are a tetal logs. T
:mixed -cargo of buildiog_. material,.
-kr Mam.ainse;14ake•Sep.erio.174-theT
of .the MiChipicoten Native -Copp
Morning_ Of tbe 10th, :when,. off
01:14e DC/tined :of Abe feet that th
ap.a Nety ...thoughtfully and
-headed the- -steamer 'fox Serpent-
tirelite distapt, With the
saving life and the comfier- if
Af ter the 'boat - had beee beached
_exciroinatem made it was found 'an
'realized by those on board that -the
:great Inednese to the ship.wreoke
_end coeveyed them to Bruce.
they .noW await the .arrieal. of '4
last winter Went .under repairs -Wino
the OVineris-some $2,t00,. which .MS.
tor A. 2..Vessel, siict was owned by
4Ppleton end R. q. Cinaptell, Of -this
She Wes- -partially . basuiea itt the.
Metimion' the hull, :and- _her cerg
tgerc:toueltew:grpeii, imiatdv:::::medYd:!..-.: ' '. -
411;jib7apoiliie:rdiihtii. '
li Com -
fully
e was -
ratted
were
hfi er El; et
pest s.
er her
own.
hilly
•
"No:doubt the saying from :the:Ea; that
" water is beet" are words of wisdo ; yet.
all .are notof..the mind to use water " eat."
We ere artificial. in. our tastes and .esti
meats, and having •to meet prejudi3 =s as. -
well as we can, we .submit a feWrec !.> es to -
make pleasant and useful subetitut iia, -for
those • exciting and :Ynisohief-making +rinkss
now. commonly in use, first prejnisin! .that -'
the den:land-ler cool and at the sam;tithe
shghtly stimulating beverages is n , ural, ,
especially in summer time. Heat. u :'uses :
-evaporation from the body, end•tho: = who
.are engaged in - active exercise,. o who
are - employed. in oIose - ;morn . or- _
:the _ open- ',sunshine, require flu i to .-
replace. • the loss. Itshould ala -be - -
remernbdere. that much fluid 'is a cease
'of profuse perspiration, and :ultima �ly:of
thirst. Persons who arealways dr .king
are always thirsty. Water slowly pped .
will quench the thirst for a far. Inger -
period than if taken in large draugr s -at
once.. _ A]1 alcoholic's, whether in the I ori
of beer, brandy and -soda; or wine; or wider, -
ete., ultimately increase the thirst; - jure
the. liver,-and'render the-drinker;ha a to
sunstrokeana.other forms of iinjury !_ the.
brain and nervous sgstem generally. Iced
• beverages -should be indelged,in_care o ily.
Tempting as they are, they are not wi
danger, and,they interfere with- dig jtion
by ,lowering the temperature , of �. the -
stomach As' a . drink for mankin { let -
us specially —,mention.:- puts cold •,�: ter; -
A fest/ slices of . lemon in water. : ke
a - ;cost healthful and refreshing-. bet/ J1 age.:
The lemon should be squeezed ::"till m -of.
;its juice ms mixed with the water; -and hen-
two
en
two or three sliees•'of the .peel shou :be
added. The: acidity and the slight b
nese render. the water thirst que'nchin A
good sized lemon or two- will flavor h = If a-.
gallon: of water Sugar may be- add in
small quantities, if ;desired; but the le :the
better-; -or.boiling water. poured on a : ced
lemon, sugar added, strained, and d hunk
cold, is much. -approved. Tea, coffeeiand -
.cocoa are all liked ,in harvest work, cos
being - the irilore 'nutritious. Tea of- •ood
quality, and • made good-, to whieh •old".::
water may • be :added, is a handy and
favorite beverage. Travellers and sporten --
allow;this to;be a' refreshing drink. B ley
water; with a slight flavor'of Lemon, is . ice
in health and in sickness and butter i a ilk;
when'it can be obtained. For heavy 1:1aor, .
-either agricultural or mechanical, not ing. :
is so sustaining as oatmeal, drink, i i the '
proportion of .1 Ib. of meal boiled in t o the
gallons of water ni• which is added a tle
brown. -sugar: This may.. be used ei ' er.
warm or cold, but -should be '°well ah en :` -
before, taken,." as the . oatmeal sub : ' . to
the bottom. Those who are saga
work, far from home - wilt find os
_stirred -into cold.- water :.and. - drunk off.
.Scotch. fashion; a .good -•support.=-Allz nee •'
News. - .
—Texas Siftings -'m It is reported.
Barnum has made, an -offer to Oscar
for the latter. to .sit`on .top of Jumbo
ride in the street processions. ,If; ins
of Wilde sitting on : -the elephant, Ju
were to, sit on Wilde the- resultwoul
more satisfactory to the people an
wouldn't hurt Juinbo-much."
Despite serious ill- health, Pasteur,
French scientist,spends sixteen h
daily. in his laiioratory.. One-half of
body,"; he says,_ is paralyzed.. Hie he
was ruined- intrying. to: restore ,life
`activity to the silk industries of Frence
_-Queen Victoria is the sole. survivo of
first Privy Couucil. - .
Pesth advices .state that a flood occur
at Ver'scez, owing to • the sudden risin
the water in the river_. A- number- of hou
and two bridges were destroyed, and tw
children and` -several adults -drowned. •
. There was a violent gale at 31-oecow-
Sunday; by which the exhibitionlbuildi
were greatly dam aged. During
storm a 'ire . broke_ .out in the Itagesc
quarter, '< anti- : one hundred houses w
destroyed. ;
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