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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-02-16, Page 2Feb, 16-4 188,2" , doctor took, the hot, f ioft hand in his bwlsi they'll come up hero, maybe. I bona I - ling even the graudin6ther, and causing her wonder ALND exprugs over her young maHter, who was in, the habit of I consulting her wiih regaxd to his and'nothing could have -been moTe� its touch Sending through his f rame A thrill shall be deafer than an adder." such as the touch of up otherhind,lima Here. the -doctor -stopped, wholly out of to who -the. riohiy�arZseea a lilild 'o�ould-'bel bess of grandpw .,unpropitious to. theistic d Buit than, know . ing she disapproved. bvpr sent. b;eath,-while Guy for a moment tat. with- ,king a word. Jessie, in bW boa ' But somehow the at re�slura him. out, spep ring, She is dying, ilqator,,, saiaone of the. . women -, but the. didotor shook his head, Louis XV1. said, when surrounded by'& ob, 4 4 Ain I afraid F - I ul my p So To malie my. doll a dress; Besides this, Guy had only'tbe previous loamed All fear of Xi %ddy vanished, leaving behind., had �01 liar mother what tile' Sick girl in he doctor's offlo ut. being intensp desire to help if possible, t e' had said abo, audholding in o�e'�hamd. his watch, he counte4 the faint pulse beat4,as with his Thir -1pur of insects I"W to V i doestilt want a big 0iode— a i 4, yard I Ao�:l 9�i 8s. week I( )at,, A, small amount under Similar citoutuatances, . Standing ilent for only aiii the young girl'whobe lugers seemed t 'poor and wap'tinig the radliby for grandpa,; h b"ye (.I 0iihib tbs. red-ilti. Can di, Cover m 0 ed the Sandwich Islaag wish yowd frqd my needle; a,�mom( aI mt,)�hftd he burled d reburied hisellibiag boats, in" the hills of sand, he, 'cling round, his owli a's, he felt for aud,fpuild hile Mrs. Noah had given him a rather the rapid' pulse. exaggerated account 6i Mr. markham's "There ar6 too many here," he-�a id, ts sue beeciathe air you are breathing," '144 At Point Pleasant, bu the Mississippi, the And flud my firable, too— wdi n g pvhs Said At. Iasi, 11 Candidly, Sir, I don't believe 11 It she wo e said,' "lay' iBlt but he, had not asso ing V" the two . -hig'othbr: the, n hi auiho-ritati�d: Way be. Cleared the river' has advand�qa nearl' Y three miles in sixty .1 do 'It w i0 aotf ts.0 ., I tored her apron aIaverage. 1, call accomin odate- You.. I am about to make repairs at. Aikenaide,,"d have. par I dly loan thit hind'poftlydbwn, and placing f together until. now,, when'lie maw matter as it was'and almost as much'as the upon her burningforehead. j And, time, Ma ddy did awaken', doctor himself regretted the part he had crowded rq am of the,mistakett friends who breat in Maddy`g� were I unwittingly' h' 9 'up very life. years. V6 average French family 4 three, the English Ave, and the average Irish down the'stair, AndCa�sarls lost his pantaloon �romised to money on good . 'to a Mr. Silas S1 B�,Purity ocami who, I it after .& but in the eyes fLxed,-for 6 moment, so luT in Maddy's -iliness And her giandfather's The graudparento and Jessie he, Suffered seven, Anil needsntizier pair. thin�j N.64 right,' as he dx . resses it, p tently on -bim,' there was no look Of distress. to remain, aid Sitting d6wa, by M&ddy he The age of Alchemy extends from the I wants my Maud &-ne, bonnet IS bibMiling a mill on -some property recognition, and the doctor w s hall glad "Doc," be said, laying his hand oil the watched till the: long sleep' was; ended, n:liddle of the fourteenth to the fi , ratpart6f t all w oh 6 ""a , r,a, o, And at w id as,come, or into his 13 COM1119! He did not wish her to dbotor a arm, I Am the aid hunks, the that it was So. used the , money. 1- him her late d sastrous miserly rascal who tat earbeatly, the Silently and Aged Couple for their darling, asking that 'if the six eenth oeatur oThe Hisl iazzer one's t associate. with th ink wet the, old man home that day;, and prayed . beapar6d, and God heard blast furnace is Bupposed. to have,, --mm-that's in 5hatsitriffib ine, my,bome failure; he wo, at slid should going uld rath for he possible she mi ght been first usedia Belgium ab& been iutro- i.wants to go to grandma's- You promised nia I might; stead,", gasped, -graudpa turning White almoet,as his hair blowing in the April- aske "You pay thd PI of him as some a d me for help. ace ne Come to Cure her, said- to himself, , as must be Sold. It- neve Shall, never. I'll 'cure her be would, he r their prayers, lifting, at Iasi, the heavy lethargy1rom M%dd�'A brain, and wa 1�5 duced into England in,1558 - I know she wants to see me� I weats, to go toiinight.�-. i d Therei% f� Stream of ater n it, =- Ke Says if he forecloseB:and gkB it he he gazed into her childish fade, and, thought see to that, RU& you must, save the girl.' I 'how sad twas for -such as 'She to die . . 11 I can't" Guy.� I've done all I can" nd it ber'to partial I consci I nuances. a, I essid U whoAlrat caught the expres.sio a t op9n7 By the law, of Ring Ethelbeit, for break-, S, 1119Is front tooth the.1ineai 8 BIX she let's mewash the dislibs bulid� a mill; aud,.te,ar' our old. h,ouse he, first entered the cottage he bad now, ifhe lives-, it, 'will, be wholly owing wa -ing, dyes, aiid darting for'. r �e ex. filings for a molar; one �Aad a� cabin e,si . x. And sl�a i andpa's watch;, .shall 'When b �e,6xtidine plainness of a Con struck -with tb the prayers that old', saint a rand claimedI "I Sho's waked up Dr. Holbrook. The ancients w' era 80 fond of perfumes I f� I Ig four pennies wish Touysome butter-sc.o0h.' Guy was in a dilemma., He had not )nixig the poverty of its fa InevbithojhIgmuch the furniture, betok( that says for her shovll live." that'they scented1heir perpong,;garmento , aikbd how much Mr. Markham wanted, itAnates ; but now lia-'foigot everything of these things until 1, heard himpray; not Woiideringly.Maddy looked��,at h'er�.and , vases, domestic vessels-ona in ryin I signia. livant some newer mitt d' me,p ell I wish you'd knit ome, I and its the latter had not told him, he naturAllycoi2clucledib:�iiaii,�' larger Sam. except the � sick girl, wSo- grow more and that:Bho Should live anyway., but tha if it as, and Maddy might b laorerestle' , kept taimilg of him and were right lot die. Guy, as a 6 f iw�h. the a c6tifus6d recollection ere the;, had atet a rossed.lier min 'fare :ilits By . the ai d: of he powbrfal Is a . of a n Cause all my fit gers freezes, They;edh so in the Ran. th an,it And- did at &is ust t, to the, LAtin. verb which mean love and there's something in such a prayer as that. f,in id aIuiclas �nevef� microscope it is f6und'that there Are more thanfour thousand in in a caterpifla;r. I Worea it 6ut laA summer then to. lend it� I'll tell you,what . aid, Mtbr� ell was at in the grambiar. It's more powerful,thad all my medicine Whi n Guy was a fool, slid as a brute,',I,tbd swall , owed at one jia�;A gulp�', Where I Have I game home, auff is this Dr. � Holbrook?s Of*the heat emitted by the sun, the A pulliu' George's sled; I wish you wouldn't laugh so- a little� 11 III dini P a note to -night doctor mutt6red, as he folded up �ihe t.bibS - Guy, didn't 4o,w very, much' experi- he hoped, mig ht- office? No, it's home, home, 227 millionth part is caught by the Ith,:urtsnieinniyhaaa. saying I've changed illy mind, and shall not of paper whose contents meiltally about. praying; ndSo he.d.id not no,: your and you, and this s �nea yi Ida rly all, a d'again to I wish I badL a cookie; I'm hungry as I can be; let,himaye the mobey.t PerbI.,ps than he -won't be SO anxious . for. lo�a;- an'd do mikh toward saving Maddy.'s life.'- reapond, but,he thought of Ludy Atherstone Then, promising to come again, he rode who life Was one act of prayer and praise, 6� are getting well," Jessid'o.ried, bending 1 over. the - bewildered girl.,' "Dr. %Holbrook has space. nthe causeg`�f I -go on S J� yo a has 111 pretty lal a better brilig me free. will give you time to� your �Iook ...V I Way,to,visit other patiebti,who he I:ehc'43ould know of Mad rapidly."s and,* wishe� -dy, in danger of: being L I oured:,you,, and Guy is hdke,'sid 1, and '.It referred� coufts,. " 1he ..,�Ycu'il I ...... friends." thE4., afternoon. were and join her.pediiOns", With those of the ob, a doc you disturb,her, h tor sAid, lepers, wldr6' under thel piotection of the In[ E ]a: .1i Or -W, L A S W.il Guy laid a little' emphasis on.that list word -i and looking up quickly grandpa Was so constantly WAS their Bad& fieglebted,, Starting, suddenly from hid ysician's mind dN ph veiling upon 'the little, grandfather going down he �exolai in , JeF * , 'y gently pushing isle, -#x r -and asking Maddy how she'fel . f Church, �A SOCIETY T� 0 V *]�- about to say, I am not so -iiiuch'a stranger as' you think. I knew -your father. well'-" chhir, ad w a 10 :. chamb'r' where Middy - Clyde was -there. I Cannot endure to' Bit, here doWg lying. s nigilt,closed, in;, a he, Awoke to Udihiing to' make'araenda. 'It. Will look . Slid' did not recogn iz6 him,,. Shia only, had. 9, vague idea that lie might be so'le The reason,that."An, has not as'acute a'. the 1109 scent- the development is. that .13y the author of ,'Forreatlio"b," dlor," ete. baths checked himself with the though�t, "'NO,'th b I A I -be too partial. cohscioueness, "and. heard'that Dn q beer I t06,,.to go Oland.— All, have it -1 Holbrook had been'ther6' prescribing to' 3, �wh6 r I'll: drive back to Aikenside for Jessi( Ooctor,,but not Dr. Holbrook; not -the one� toitur who had $'*a puzzled and ad hot on a ofifigall bantIe;rooln-foi-tad!.OIf&C,,, Chateaa 77- 1 pay for a deed of mercy done years ago." -6 � wall, ehe her. Turning -liar face to �th has talked so much of- the girl that � her day which Beemed� now -id farhohind A Lon on me lea Jou a. a, 'I * rn"i states that there in that 1 " Maddy wotild this -it's hot nature," he, wfiisper�d, adv�ncing & Stop SO-GIIY,ne�eraagp6cied that'the''didna'an, `b6forob iin had once laid his fAthet,a�d er a then cilling,li ae'emed, to be thinking! er radthdr, forgetting .:that,. she wag oni:66 a grandmother to hor� she Asked ,Did he teacher', is,, dis Yes, I'll take Jessie guated. From � the mair, kneeling. b y the biedgide' there wb�s ai� bbiat ot,thankg- are � city twenty, physicians whose incomes range friona $25,000 to �01.00 or two, ail d d6wa hiA feetas softly getting d6bt-of &atitude. ­The� 'L m ' ate ­ he I'' reflects d d Bmo6th my hriri an , B%yi poor child ?" you must order - ' With me, but, it;. you must 'snd,­then 000 %:Year. . , , , � 7 , , ., � asif stepping on eggs. the lesB inchued bb wasiol lend ih -6 ..liar grandmother hardly,,,tb �agbtbe did, say if is goodfok her to ride, and, Hal,.giva - th Grandi�.a. t4lpllilih4ni. , totia�16A :, from. P Motions in writing, drawin 411 g anc Uappening.tolifili,, eydg�baidr - 6 one. of and as grandpa was too, timid tbuige big though she'. was -,not in,. the all th just. to quiet no some medicine )ut inbb�.the h-,hAd room, o 4on air, wbic mechanical labo r are from righttoleft in: tII6,10ug�Wirtors.',he�pied'hiinseli,. a do n'e'e d a the�r6gulfwAs that When at last the He had. sta�od a .'long whiie, And Agnes, no . matt or what,:.provided it' is 'not 'wsa,gieatl�'iu�,erosted*,", 'ne�ei idli4hibgly' on his tried ' f in erm races,, and the,',o it' ppos a in mor6 ing, much',whatthat queer 16okiug,phap, "of ,*.§ 4epIA66d, and � 66rrel* a wheel gain trotted b:b:,to*i�rdDovonshireheLdreWafier she, said. - strychnine." Maddy had A vi 6f 6u Ague remembran66 Agiie§. to C fri -it fell now', whed he fiiBt, knew,, a th�t .Addy 'w6ul'd ftvo,. 'He did not care highly elvdizedones. : , ; 1 4 W88 doing there in the �mldst Such Noah U no turn him a, sad leavy' heart, and not 'ones- until, ' �, C dntrary xuy!s expecations,' ,an �incidebi, and,in. her -heart forgave. the lot 'Jessie go io and f6r,his.homesbea d' that iniglit.&I, and'he Two thousand one' hundred'and twenty churches in England have..,been named,in. T m6ptally asking for hibi out�-' bon , give 6f'pride, determined the village was reached did he , hear. 1hei cherry chuckle with wbi6bhis 'kind-maBtor .'db,cb6r'for-'biB'rejeotion, and, thought only th. , a ;I , ittle.) irl, was , sooni, seated "by - her how hkuda6ine he had looked'.oven wMie le, dif-� still 'be happy WithMaddy left. But He. bid ths'"t, aed disdiple!s ova � sole honor of the Virgin Mary, And, 102 in, limied. ness for tllbs�- flash' And to make a, mend4 be bowed low to the Ilgire waqmobbio encourage him;, 'oor'kaddy, I '� I Are' tellin! her the mobutting ineifily of the 't ti her'with ail 1; .1 ues� ' pan the "road. ormen Ing oil unheard-of 4 drent' ge. t ey. asse . ' a u tidns, and'hov� kind, he as tor her- now.' 13 who marked - - .ri sighliacT anothr good 1 gtoie:for him, �so 'both which her name s with that of someothei BIlint& ill the glass;'which bow�d via low in� return� I . ad ' 11 a * wbei' they were WII6 caiAe in ay tal r w I a rder ing it. th�t should- come -It is to -and b] 7 e4eriment that if 'most ut did,*.not reply to'the goodi.natured t , , , 'to.' grandpa whisper , most she was so. sure, edi, The sight of. her graiidfatherf' I I ' th were g,o�n, the ey of ideas,­hhd going, al'3�ai. V ig�tb ere together, ju8t-aB th6 two disappointments, I I 'before being fed t 'a, a , egg, be cut fine,',it is re -pretty well mark, How d'ye do db' forkheofficb,when'' -asba'Stop"le , a -Maddy t a to see her, new rai: no I t a 6 tears came a , into Is eyes, anc biddi' hitli't6 it,'fieside' her gh6` Asked if com''elland'in ha d a imperfectly � digested, while it .swallowed d sly ?'! I - look' about There was a famifia� the. W - -4addy'adisappointment waskeener . I I in hdr' face i u ahip, slid Bobbed g n G y q, theirhomemusi,be.aold- 'Maday"wa,s,not hd : - -1:. I , L �`. .: . . I I b I t ti,,rgl Y. Fr Cush' orhAhe soft ions of his.. carriage,, *here lie. sat recliniog,:Guy: on in large pieces theresulibli perfect a � I . igestion of the carialet cloak we ria 1 b y t jh6 � man, MaiUam's face 'I h an, I i is own, and so, after the'a6rro,Wfal w6rds, il And L tall6a,, too lie tried ­i udmii to be put a ff. with 'ah a-,," i6h,aiid. B6,�rdiid- ."Ididlikehardo much' that d ""I hat 4y, � 8 ie told her'honegtly.at� last, t: �, .. I a , lie :Came a' ant, and &W 'the a mail as, . * Letter ernrei6pes bearing a 'Sta'mp , impression ere fits b used iti Sardinia in in the glass,, and Granapa turned icr'inagon- a's th'a truth- burst. up.. fort ih poor, bhild,, w a, IL"ing her throb againat'.1iia ps, t a id, and she looked' so go; I�gm Ould 1pi6babl� ior6olose, ancL',�ha Olace be a terrible to'flid� alighting at once he accosted, him. pleas, ant(y,'and then walked with �� him, to 'the; 4819. The English people write I 6ra m6re left ith&"Ity other E nationi &I bough uro him. Lai -43� ibing head sh Ibed' bitterly, -bt'tlley,.. as in the Soft spr i6g twi 11 -a-- sold. But never you mind,, Maddy," he said, Then she�',plied Ga y.with-que-stions, pan able futur' ' 117VVoull� Ma'ddv,Ei prob a. garden, where, iu6iio"bdbch built,.. or 1, I pa Maddy the'. cheiry trees, Grand they do'not lead th.tl thg use of postal Ca rds;--. he though6,i�giancing' side -wise :�-tmrT-- vvii(y had witneska the. bluilder,: and I - rove, so b --t-- -a--- -- ha- rana-- -Waited for the -Corning! I - � 11 -- seemed-; P we�sliall manage. somehow. !I She go to heaven sure An, 7U657GuY::::: ar back The- sholetbin of lighter,i izz Call, we'S.now,looking the window to hide Can rent two or three rooms, of answered.. fit random;:' Yes�, a a as ad, old _,So r* -Floiv did h 6 knpivl a a ear that., Green heatold rrel ibgofMadelibe�it w as By to go to the t llapa,.audipfus0 gia dAyGuy had, fits t In aheir prpportiou--to her totAl,-weight than that of laughter. Grandpa believea, ,he� did: ntSee, him CHAPTER V. THE UESULT. me Iau work on­�th6, roAd,�, 6ich things M&ddk was, that ki Poo i lots " if brother his app money. - 11 h I have thought better- ' of it since, :.a The male Skeleton contains more' inorganic inattei thail the female,.more' and 'comforted 'With', that aKsul 7au6a he . I :L , - 1. , i ­ ow buc­y and It'wasFarmer. dicen's 61' frol Ain , 'a, Win Or can - n the depo.t,',"d' tli -to Guy," And the little �prea6her nest lediclosely. and- clean, 0 fg., 4 W�� Shall I dAnd am sorry I did- not accede to I �, carbonate -'and I I ess-phosphAte of . Im , ei begg tolie' mark upon , e, mirror i i BAi.idg, metappear as! i f � th are,, was' t wo, of Farmer Green Is bay colt which.J. ihre% days� stopped Scow, it)the'youb'gina�b, fiucieiiug,,bis Coat' but-. not starve -not. a, bit of it-go'don't, you I .I,, I I I -and boas bilked, because,'brother. Guy;, yotir,:prop osal. One,! object -of my comll�'�, .11, d as to Bay that my purs6 is at-� -here to- ay'w A manuscript diary of a courtier of Queen' , . �: Elizabeth has th' . it la"'11IT; wr itten - 3ust - V0 a, a remark which 'Mear. � Noah f !,,He laterI before Dr. Holbrook's Office. And ihe square- boxed , waggon with worry', it Will make ),on. was, Pdrather' a's she fo; ks�can be go6d-ihat is�not4do ng�iighty lose�tbe homestead 6, t sAud, times, I I ave as much' your disposal. 'You� can Ill ;a ' 'fter her. death : a quean 'caused appreciated. 6a%v the silk chairs next, arid slily to'uChe4'abe.to see, it it�'-di&, feel '� -not old Sorrel attached, for. the, f6rinek V�ag -,quietly 6.ihe old Id. won' over thau'llose you. tbin i3,-a'nd still Go . t love Abom I exactly un ag a they -1 don't -know w at, a h I vou me Whenever yod� like, as, 3 and the house shAll notr, bd sold2' the ring',wherewith shee was wedded,to the crowne,to he catt'froin­her -Anger some ;Iike,t e,,gored',, p' -each- bla ssorn'� dress ��wor'n' h vh' -yard, �beh standing- ip itid a ow ed -honed', while. the latter, with Maddy did'not keply,,.bu'p the great tears down 'her flushed, cheekk,.",'�su� wish I did.." "My fathei-did. you hnowbil�? V�fiy six weeks before. 16�r death;I -but w6id a ring 'which by, his wife forty-two;� years agothat very I . I . . �pring.­ Then he tried, one of them,.exam- the'roO ined the . rare ornaments. in )to and Ahe liear�,, bowing *his nose 'tbs bzlrb-�.ard,. f6we, was beighing c iopally, as if he miss . ad', th a little III h'ad daily led ..him the ' - *aio.'h-� poured Guy drew tier -cloadr to hiza, but A6 that thought of her feeble old,grandfathei.wokko;-, : , ing on theYload and shovelli ng Snow to, earn childish yeariiing'for knowledge be could his,bFead -lief6ver,whiollhadseemed resP a At t11 )nd;,jg6:hd aBkedi in �sdme Surprise,, and tLen the, BtUry eford, cable how, yeais b when EL, City -hotel was on. fire -i And one of its � 6ests � in 'from the the Earl of L, sse� gave her auto the . . . . I . da�.her death." Few,words have so retharkable abistory, grand, piano, 'Mrs rauch, and'whic w omtmea A so 11 no C. to be abating -'returned with double for ey 11,Wh6 taught. yba all this, little one loba Imminent ility. of his danger 'own as 11 bankrupt.'! T h6, money changers of. Again to, the. poftrait'6t- the first :'I d' he lay'llot pa Chad and helpi6ss t -and when.rie'lt morning the doctor came not your mother; surely.!',, but -anxieiy roomr; arid, his, nervous which" made, him'powerles's �to Act, abidther italy had. VenchC;'- a or'Btalla in -the hearse or" --exchangoinjormer l 'these-, AlThiswillIast Maddya.week. Ithalik ne�,Which� r ti, :ham had spun and woven herself. -there was a:look of deep upon big NO not mAmma, fa, �6 be, watelled the slarming4ymptonis WRI49-mglid we left in Bost6b.� She. told guest,. bi i 11 id;ocalinj bad,braved :tbe I lasing I'M", at times. -At they 'When Yea, ma'am. !on have addied scale con- siderable to the, happiness f -a young, girl, �, kddy might have been just AS Sick as - if the, :bxamitiation Lofee _h�j 'delirious patient* me about, ib,��Lnd taught me to pray different I who, talked inces-L from 'mamma, who som.6times keeps her the,' ettering wall, bad dra.6ad, ont one who,. ubjilLthat hour,'was to:him:,%d uttar�lb of, fiem'felf'�'.bick seems. 1 b fis6lvent "his berich �Was taken, who iWouldn'tAi . I I h a, r'dom as: sgrace even sue she was .,bad, never occur re ;- but it was, natural for thosa who santly, a' Olt of the examination now, but- of i ;b her the, mortgage'an.4 - the fordQ164ure,'. begging eyes open in'' cihur6. hell she'is B�r4uggr., -and the 'name .�o 11 broken bencli,.11 th' " he s%id' as he passed into the hall., -her to. impute it all.to the effects of him iol-selAhatlIQ house -was act �sold _to ku. as,, And Jo ka the bonnets near imi (To b. banca rotta,!' Was g hi jiven � to, in. sloved Mrs. N adiou�ly Teah received, his thanks ar and led him to the - yard, where Sorrel' excitement and cruel diBappoinimebt, so. there -.Waa. something like indignation tell them showas.bakning thirty�six dollars Do ydii pray, brother GnYi?, by teachingacho6l.; that Bwwy,-Should be- The qdeatidn 'Startled the. young man, wanciesL I .:, 0 word was first: adDptedit�to English; it waa,uear6r i4b4tahau-than it now is, being, or him..; I .'. stood waiting f I I ' ' Odd, but -clever as he day is Ihearts �minglil ig with the .Borrow. gnawing at the C of the a Cupid, a% 'they , wAtabo& abld to sa-�e their. dear old home. All this who �did 'not know W'har, I to answer, and 11 ' d etor, but the �'who Wa8glad t . hat his coachman spoke to was strange, igret a The,. ower most r cently into bankerout," instead of " bankrup t" It t'hat Saul was Mrs. NoaWs dominant, as,, a6 erSeeing him sttfe� out of t1i 6 *eht:back to eyakd,b by 'their fevier-stricken, �-darlingi­-Farmpr too, sbargd�ibe'feel Ina and humer­ , then asking if he's] rAther,.volub . r . Green,, * w him �oul& drive to.Gralidina Markham'S b Devonshire viijage, or go airect-to ;blightened th decorative favor is the pumpkin, h w 6se bold'yellow provea even, more effec. near amadous of Tarsus saw, 'the ligh - t h above 'tbs' brigirtness' ­ of the T' , sun.. he,gtreet,�, oyatdrg� her ve which �ere, in danger getable of being overdone.' - � , .: ",. � '� I . . .. . L . 8 at first'were his suimadversions against _an him� d-waiiing with � & kiDd: of malicibus H_..ed.le by a shorte t route. . 11 I � .1 I I .. � .4 Itiye t an t a suriflower, as itcan. be:uood in lar 6; in 14 asses, and it &100 has the aid" W Cfi is a jgtriiirit� in which it Wag said he 'pray4v, .! gh . ,I Driving At a, brisk trot ihrou t a I a HoZbro6k,who was�bot fit, to ocoredt, much less exam"in a'ScAoo 'so :IefA6� ti�af Xj plea;sure upon, t]. day a oearn, They would go to the village, Guy Baidi. ings, 1, had - she -been permitted' 'to get a 40ping;that the doct6r,might be,peiidaded- h -d vine, adaptino it touses, of t a' waywai an ssible for- io riflowe'r is imPo wh ht Slit eame6and,goesagi6 did 1,00a'years ago; grounds, Sorrel, wAs soon out on a highway -'and, with spirits exhilarated by. 7�a?=. But wben Maddy. grew -sick, as a tifficu t, ".were to be appropriated, i8w r to accompany They iouria. the . I I a-'!-' enainel-an--til Wa law - ierd­i&-stilL.-th� thoughts 'of going home 'lie � kept the not to know him or bis,; wife, he lad aside h a I .1 -au Audices an( , g�eatea-to�Gr�abdpa- payll ig the debti,. --to-go-with-tIfem. . mt ha Qo Ii hiffi"e it. tXe preii. indeed, go impatic MO "tell- 1. . . I I . er a I v At :t a � latest , Nab ' for Beruring. Y. bonnet string a in Paris. Wa -nierchantsi: �of- ter -wheel. Tbs the Mediterranean: Still mastei saw tho � carriage fro 'in Aikenside at a t at D r. Holbrdok be sent.for. i6 e,Sg,reat . fevers", be, on aid,, 11 and -is'. vious day, When' he rode.'from' the.' red- ling forthe AisiL stroke of: the, cottag6 g;te, he bated liftrisAf doublyilaw wiS to hdjAI'd,,jh6 d6jtb-bb"�d6emed so gure new wb,�, 'of fva'ihing amaller mirrors'ls Of The occupy the streets," with the multitude' of. theirwares." The bity'whi-eb! Mohammed approaching,at a�, rapid rate� The Zriver IL tt 1?� Ill Saw1blin too � h� -,scorning oii gi a t 'the, 00 On diltin! sick'. folks; I 78pose; so'. bavd preferred t Ong e� ould, some one as be: -wout dashing down the road, deter. haf -a 'I" h" dto'resiga his office of School inspect he'was �on, the, poin .a mo in Ing Is mine or, I 'horseand off alone, when Guy in a squarQrame gildeld ood. , glass, in ob ong placed- horizo tally,::alls 'a 'more' of,the surveyed fr6m a n6i-hboring height, and was draid toont6r,"11q,clau�4el. it�w*ag, given half road',to i,mch As Sorrel and' the' square-boxedwaggon," he lkept, steadily da",' ' 1 I a se a oud � alve.been Called. � con fide"CO young: doctor's skill won � the day., and galloping -that very day,' And he did. rove up Jessie.' It. fl il a was ve� ' mi as. Summoning aroun him 1hose who b d xishirer-4o, ko 6aale, arid, when from'Davo 11 up only little than'balf interio Iler, &dak With to inan toiave'but one I and 'for" ithe 'his part he *As resolved not tdl-� have I liang 0, while Grandpa arkham,' det6rmi Speak to Guy,' reined his horse a, little: grandpa conseutdd, and tirmer Green. was seat for the physician ;' 6 whom�he Said been most acti�e in electirig Iiim,-hb refused wb�eh'4� -la L�' , they ieachdd' A'hill I way torofficiate Again, assbring:then that if Any 9topped a beadLIg" Th6e resti Of, the d Ujre� space is: filled vth a1an "6" plush,bn 'in - this worId,'."i8 L'to-da- What:,,J.uliau ..a the, 'Ea's h il" as it was,.in.t a nesrer, raised his hand in taken that be a- negro should S'bo' ' A� i a natural cons' with;his usual bluntness - ''killed' alittle between, they-� for a, to,# mom6ntB morib'c6aididates came'lle should,eithor turn:. to re�t the tired horses�. eY SUdd6blk, AS, th hichof. Tbe.�itrglyfaghionlof doing up.tlie throat IS jah, it time4af a h a head of, p. quelled the *haelsLof, th(S two vehicles you nigh abodi Maddy Vother day, When you refused the them.from his door or gi ve1hem a, be rtifi-�, sat waiting, a sharp4. ringing sdu date �oll O� without asking a question. their ears, and grasping Guy's as if it were said, with bandg of. jewels and . by the I 1,;ineess 'of 1. I became interlocked andiL as the- powerful. greys were more than a m tob. for Sorrel, '-M stifftcut;� and'now-we wality'01l.tocure her �` Tile doctor looked up in, surprise,.:�u t Put anybody you like iii'my place," 6 doctor gaid, I .'told you ga Remington. Dbn't� anybody but GUyr lydeJ' 'd ad a velvet, above," isL-Hot Wales, whose ne-ekis Bwatilike..' X�a%t to CanLadn. a re W Hera'a our N York exchanges, with the front wheel. .,of ark haul's waggon 7as.wy puoheA off, and the old man F,kmdr Green soon explained hi IS Meanlng,L Making Out a. most Aggravated case, and " b - I, .. . IC ta ts, for tlaOiderls eake� take im. It was the Devonshire, be 1, an il There Was no pr6babilitV 'of: this', as'.Gby, three, betokbnea that it tolled,for' A fanciful gifb Conferred ti ungA.merican prima'donna,Wle.-Va he yo full iepbrtB of'Ahe iDauguration -of Prof.` Patton's chair a AlQMbs1da Of precipitated to, which, fortu- nately. for him, ipias in thai 06ility covered repregelAiDg.Maddy'as wild with delirium. 'I stroke§.-� lived in notbor town,, And Could not have s6mebody,ybuthful, somebody young, like Zandt, by Baroness - 'Willy de RAhscbil&, in acknowledgmei;t of �her beautiful them 'flea the �Ier�ld. and, Rr , esi;ter, .'of I 'with� with Sand banks, 'go that he. was, only. Keeps talkin' about the,'big b, k% IC 'a he Latin and"ibbe ebrand eve' to I C is offiCiated had he wished. But 66 doctor AlAddy -Jessie,wept silently, 'but was foo,touCh excited to eason: cle�rlf th of the baro'nags'-'song 11 Log&r6a. 1 �§ketchy letter . Cincinnati, a sp cy, frorn:6, New York cor-Jresp2dent, in hiCh: stunned a inAaut,, And failed, t& hear the insolent negro's remark:, Served you '-f Su ll�lika our chools. as. I C . Nas 'lowed in .8. I'B,pose didn't, know :better,; butif there lWe'rer nobe&r. in:11i6 eyesaf e, Y' 011119, about anythirig,,,save Madeline dlYd'8'E;,:j3ion,;'as*ith'.begtingheaitBtliby�atliEiton- 'next Hirondelles"' WAS a h&lJ,aozeu.,diamond Swallows intended to'be Worn as ornamenW there is a , graphic des8riptiblx -r. 'of -,D �Ormiston.ln hispaI�it;: �Ana "ie -al, right, old cove ; might have turned out f6i *a' � you no Maddydi�s, Oise few weeks,hig ;, and during the ing to the'sl6iwigoldibli sounde which came other patientswaited mdny fillies - in. v n a �� echoing the hill, -There- tvas' 4,pauso for the boAi-56. Says titer in the Art, -Amat�ur:. .'some' pithy, pungent bitstom. bia,66imot. , Olt heli'd'id h ,a gentlem6n;t' neit gee be% sud- denflashing of Gii 'R t Y,1. aming on's eye,!-ag, leaping from his re ckon.!, The I doctor aid nOt'ir' xcuse himself, y to a 11 tb6 s�' ­ ' k" ' '- I for his doijd ag, while. he sat. by, Maddy's' bxton'g tas. was near y aoile, and it I y change,, *&thej'4f side, watching ever or only',iemained for him to. � Strike the- � I There' is no 'excuse for a * Oman no t mmki6g a� picture'of he-reelf inour Artistic' our�table lies'a circular letter About the -ne journal of tb EnglisV. ptesbybariall cariiage,Ale seizOd-4116, Astonished , African `by the -.collar, and but,hastily took down, the medicines 1el thought he might need, And stoed th.em the Wargo or better.' Agnes' R eming-' And tell how many years the departed 'one; [he � cAri Th6:'effort,, aJ. afdemanded h Iti Ch r 9 Big a Donald, Fraser, D.D unto ibson, D.D. All of �which 11 What he'rdeant by go i -an rving old, man so. shameful A� 'trick,, and then carefully aw ay. He'had:axijeoted to,,hear -from- that ex- .,ton, was: totally neglected-,' ahil'sol d av, ad,bumbered:� she Sent Guy to Devonshire 'to say that as One'-twc . 0, six, seven, I, three, four, fiV ' , 'j h6,y,,.,.,, ay� get bar into difft- an Itids And herself On 'th" as� it did ge, , Presb�ytetianis reminds uW, that, the in of "Canada 4g. lost-atleaat f6urib6n of mark; hiBulting him TI­:1.1- All apology i'an.d the but not in thiB'WayI'aiid rather asie seemed n lIy d6licate; dight, biner, i 'to(' Aloud, an ;, essle coui. she '*filled the doctor to take Jib' under his r while,:eery stiok� fell like a heavy, blow. -Mrs. Langtry, ' . Titian -or a Veion�se gown is ot' A only of courge'God's work'eau go on,without �kegret, � cringing driver tried to Wake:some excuse, but Guy mThe'doctor nerVouBly,he mde some inquiri6s, as: to how long she had Leon ili,and.a6 faith. an - - �W,ho - cbArg& and visit her At, feasf'once Week., upon the hes;vts of the. young in i A. was not.at hola&,-but Tom'auid flaWm6eks ago did not., know - that Mada expensive because of its lich, materials And- r the ucd6ssoried I of real laces , irid required them, but no Ormiaton, '"Gibson and Frasbr�wobld add a' Ael ing- him- to'Bee,how' much'the wagon was damaged, w ild A -he Maddy's. case lost nothing by'MnGreen's account, alid.by the, time the doctor's horse he xpeciaA him every' moment: So, 7 6 Beat- 'Clyde had ever had existence, 1 ng himself in the arme&Ldr', Guy waited' t f �fikqjewels,.bat because, , 00, 0 the roobi for Aishings 0 of �Oar mims,- goo d"deal t1o1he sum t tal terial scholarship and pulpit Power, if- they iall to t he who, had recovered from the first 6ho6k,, and was- trying -to: was.ready,a ad hwon his way to the cottAgo, I he had arrived at the condlu's'ou tb at'Of 411: How.. long�­it. sdomod.'before; andther until he o�m ope�thoy as6dke, andQuy wa oh Well al '.' he began,jocoBbly, but' the fur� lately � necessary abgo t gbi'�� bl b A fir -the. pie uresque. A e. , Ad gro,u,nd a h were ero.�Pre.qb,�iteriaa. extricate, himself from the told" of the camlet cloak. Nearby Was a bla6ksmidiIa � the villainous men outside, the Walla of the hadheard-the last whei again . ilia Bound WO joiig ord6 h'o Uld%have uttered next came -floatflig oil the ait, and Dr.* H61- a me. ab Uy �op, and thither G ordered hisl,dri�er to State's Prison,, be,was the most villain0s, and�Guy Remington next. died onhis,lips. as he noticed the , atrailge 3ked 'as he now counbed. brook's ip quAvf look of excitement, an anxiety on the The re The' Baptist paetors 'Of Qhi6ago halve, take the broken-down waggdn With' a view to gettingit repaired'' , What it cozy little chamber if:was,where, I doctor's fac6'.: " ',,What, is it?" he ask' aloua one, two, three, fi;,uri five.'? ad. That was all'-'thia 'bell stopped,; , Arid &-ceepting a's the oesthqtio� , , a0 d cl&r6d.-Ahemselives, .Against prof6ssi nal' , revivalists of the; usual 'kind, arid far the Tell him I wan b ' it 'do ne at on co", -he MaIddy lay om as a, girl like, he I r mig :lit be supp6sed.,topedupy, And the 11-Ate,allyoui'paiieiLtf3doad?"I catch vain were lall their", ligteninga� t6 69 Guy," and t he doctor, "me closely to' " a an in severAl,&rsoini have writt their favo I r that they will; Avoid the baggi followiffig'ri;Asons - They caltivmte'A die..' Baid aqthorw�tjvely,� ils if he kii hi Ow 19 nabie, carried wgight with it; theri turning 6etor felt,- like treAd�tl young d g upou'lor- another : sound. Fifteen years only: had him, �ihispering,tuskily, ,y.ou and I are m now forevei still'. p%66ed over the f& ness to which trousers, are subiecti, t -the knee's from-, devotional'' tractedi one aid [ed'ieligious' They give d, un us prorturience to noisy and public to grandpa,lie Etskod:agaila, if he were, hurt. No, vot, spe6iall�-j6lted my bidd�n. ground' as he enteked-the room Which �tola so plainly of girlish habits', fi Cal u7r;lbrers in the'firft degree, i -And both.' in mber -I' She Pay whispered, remom� D 11 u rome O' yo degeryowto be -hung I bering distinctly to have heard that num. the posture and froin4be'llablit of sitting With one. leg rest- . to discourage this efforts for saving 90 U14:, they, produce the impression that religion is.laig6ly 9, matter oldh Odom Being. YOU are Very -,kind, sirl", ie&ndPW the -falry.,­alippors hung on.a'peg, to the faboiful. little work"box made of cones and ne-Clyde whom you insultedi Maddy boreal 9119 gic,!,and. the Catechism .. ; and bar, from ll� �!a r �Tought -ingon the other. Not - movement, but -'to, prevent 4. s�appointment of feeling. Theya.avoi too much of the bur- plied, brusbiDg thL re duA,from his pants, loons, and 'than involuntarily sco rns. Maddy was a�ipep And-, sitting 7i 1 they told me 14, courBe L bill verb.?. 'She'd set her heart on that the doctor'rejoined., P6or child, in a worthy�'effort, it §11ouldi be mentioned 'of, lesque And of, buffoonery. 17116y lower the *act whic aignity bfthe,m6st solemn' sub.1 h, rag Guy's arna for su� part, as his Weak kPlitenegs down beside her the doctor asked, that -the sb_*yvl which bad'been pinned before'tbe She wanted the inoncy, but for W,;V7.�h have given - much-' have saved new gowns'and foOleliles, mind; but Lo help that this idea' the, a xemption of has 6. breeches from being'kildea is &� radie'al, can -engage' men's attention. They put a Ugan to tremble frolu theeffects of excite. ment-and fright. window - to a welade'- the, light might be h a His, b6n' er' old" grandfather pay � his 'debt Jegsio did. not -6�peak but once, when glib error, f6r that their hging fastened' just premium upon ignorant and crude pres'en- t&tI1Dnsdf:6os�el truth.' Tfiey,insult the "That darky 'she, his job,, �Gay It removed, So that he could see hot, and;thus jud,�o'' better of bar 'Condition, they took 'place is mortgAged. I don't understandit;' but he �sked sorde old.hunk :to � lend him asked Gdy-91f it was very far to heaven, had. got thete by below tile hlaee,.and the tight689 bich WAts this �96eatl 'allow no siack for intellid6bed f ih6 age, - by, Making the I its said, savagely,� as be gazed pityingly pdb� the shaky old Croatia 6 beside him. th.'shawl. away,. and',the sunlight 'di supposeA,Uaddy the money, and the mis erly-rasral,. who- h's t'm 0;? the bending of the knee; thereforaWmId 'be --kneed unlearned and t64 unwise rel igibida teachers."' discharge him to -m Orrow streaming in; aisdiosing to the doctor"i view the 'fade, never before -seen distinctly,'or, ever he.was, refused. I wish I had W f'd:: Hush, Jessie; on't Ask such ques. -give it to him �6ut andoat., -But there's tion6,1'. Guy'said; -thenturning t 'hi Coal knee -breeches ' � rbore',�. than irousers. That shorter, form -of breeaes N.6v young men. D�il,t be r: Hthought n1aver dolt Again; anc I sprigs like him think much Abo'utj.' if seen. - It was nothing to' do w.ith.the' girl�Uaddy, they', parilion,he.o6atinued: "We'lig juatthe which do6a'not colne to tbs knee Would be� the J�ames W. Wallack -wore No. 7 sho as No. 8, had' they've a right to -make fun�of old,00dgerB ghafitl y Palo now, save where the bob blood seemed bur4ting'thr6u& the cheeks, while callher. !TII6..disap�oinbment killed -her, S&RIO.' 4J6 what 1­�danfcr tbeold and dying -is, kaving crazytimmommimiand' dtovo aVoidthis bagginess. Yet reqillito "I unAbi1hose would bag. The -tight. w-r-thes Edwjri.�Foriest word and an unfounded: fancy that big lefb,leg�was the like rfte,II.wa3 graudpa�s meek eXp08fUIa;- Vorri tbfj beaiat� as brushed back, iful brown hair w Cis all a Ina-' maii and so -file carriage on, do' wn t king of,thtit'cofifoutided xata' the hill, across its meadowlAnd' pasted' a Are not fteefrontdifficult�, The 8hoiter.'' "Booth wears No. -U,, McCul-. N "Do, pray, must 4 -Guy, how -long -a wait from the brow where theveing W,6re swolle and full.., Ths� . lipg abart, ti6eps Guy, I get terribly mixed, lo,W,r6ofed house, w as I.t6 all awa a inclosed the h up mhn, I bes;r her talk, And bay heart, fom oftheb6y�br,Whoin'the bell but no one should' be discouraged. Cause IS,w olrthy of A great effort, and 0 a laugh, we�tg 0. d Lydia -Tho' a 3J wears -No. 9; An mp on here ?" Agnes asked, iinp,Afiently, Out of the find leaning drawing and the hot)3i6ath, &imq in r4aick, paLting gas�sj ­While-,� Occasionally -a' -fai stiff' ned a t U' p -s li 6. E� trip-harambr. That's the who had been the, patient of had tolled, and tie -f -to -L eagQnAl avenotbeeft,up­ -Aikeiiiidp, 'great if-�: necessary, Lot every Asp ri cost etid sa-vi93 IiArry -V.,' Mar� rs a Noi 2 n wea, a Ufre' tiv wishes it was t, No, �1`6tti w fluen ears hot veil over hot face as s4e� glanced at Markham, but A :10 ok from any her; escaped hem, and once the doctor beard'� or thouA be beard,'the Sound of hiwil6wri w ouldn, leave Maddy,so long as 'there *ag' hope ,b&tbere, is none now. I did ilot Maddy was not dead, but ibhe� parbxy . am lay redsGrandpa The Scotcht igbland cost�l me is absolate'l� The, Duke of E clinbuigh has been enthu. Bilenced E6w'...turning acail to 9 e. asked,. ' ' I" I.. - P .. Irandpa,� I One'littl ha la ji-flie bed. '4d, but th 6 doctor did�-rfl touch it. and fibe, tell t Cal this. morning.� I I co4ldn't make t h hey. Were tow i a a heavy sleep So na�rly resembling t exempt train b aggibg At the knees. It his far surpassing siastically 'receiv' ad during, his tour in What did You say ? You� have be, )it to, S r lustily he 'would. 4avg grapped it .918 that poor couple feel worse an ' feeling; butWben I looked at, liar, tossing death that �those who watched byher 'alpo"apictures'4ueness 'Oscar., , ilde's black breeches, iblack -$66tlatd.- The Assernbly. Roomi at Elgin ere on' Wbdnesilayeeh cr6wadd by, the Alikensid6 to. see mo?,,, Yea, alid,.4 was sorry to. inisa you.' .j r 'readily as ilf it iad bbefi a 'piece of marble, of MAdy, * lying -so §iok,. froni'siqe -bed- waited exp6etantly' to see the going�out of side, .and picking At the her Never before -bad- a car. -1 'it, ao6ii "6vdr ��that stocking's And Stiff dress Coat, And are ac§tfietic r�naisaallco 080 feadifig.re'sidents of I tbe diBtHdb,'. andb6­ to I -it makes me fool: awkward to, tpil tell but I wauted'tb borr6w -the'sigbt -there ihe,fear that bb had helped to bring 'liar clothes, Ittiew would be riace"like that from Aikonsid6 '�ped at wlhe� IsaW, liar Again-- r little arms sto th6lpoo thal humble 'cottage', but the 'neighbors 'I . 'he sunflower and thal y; etablbms are t His' Royal Higbfiasd Wag -ptO�6ated with the reedom of, the city. 'On Thursday Same money,,10), hd I --didn't know nobody, as � likely t6140o' a it a y ou. That wornab 'up' to, Wber6,01ie was; Awoke to, life: A curious otato ofleallug.with reg�rdlo hot, making' 'oil 'Would be still onougll,� and[tbe bright, eyes shat forever., ad herdie- the to bring the docii Guy 1 couldn't S, ught it came �iherel I I - they a --"7-, It� i 'stated byDr'. Billings (U. S; A '- B ivGd th afternoon he race e'' froedbal Of rness. Inve, 11 � your "Hquge ai a d she kildwed you.,wobidn't �Ph III a 6-i v cause hadaltl, it him Ai mostas nervous As the day, when �Bhe Appeared bd�qre liim� as Can didatO tor, whom welcomed with glad I dn't- like to sw anybody die� btit'hef, t gaddy, of all others-ana a 0 1 ca,me'a w6ya smile, maki�g way, -for him topass 0 'bedside. .. that- 100,000 POOP16 die annually in the ilited States :from ;proventablIe' diseases I , I I Genevieve. Ward, 'the "actress, is said to. I I I., . �be an accomplished pedestriab� -Even the you to spiia. M I . 6 And grandpa Waited ibusl "Feel liar dootot; it, is if you sta� long' enough,,: you'll 'hear he Maddy's Guy preforred.waiting W1 '.There is outside a atil Such time as Grandpa Mark-' a a avoidable adaiden a. � 11 t most unfavorable weather does, not dis.. ay `,�! y, Ali d a i g u la m r, in aen Dater, unt," Grandma most'thail�ou Can 00' ark. wh spored ham I and thtis entreated,, the bell; I reckon, none�aj Ilonadale Church; ham pould speak with him, but Jessie Went -which ' 'they aW , ith the doctor into -the, Sick room, Start. They. are Episcopalians,. you see, And 8 w The Empriass'of Austria haa,arrivad, at, D6varIl AIM iFilf�r�aoed to Cheshire. Courage her from tahing,&� conatitutiorial,of three or fotir miles every morning.