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d not w t to
'heap doctor bad
Tho doctor
slt'urisy, . alld a
r, land promised
tnetliuill•+ and
w,
)011net After dark
to Uievideiou'n
Ate sobbed out.,
i father; lie wants
any 1nOTe thitge
difference, 1 i rs.
t know what Mt'
he Makes up his
on. Do go and
I.
ley place is worth
met beyond men.
r. Maurice, ]'il
to her husband.
up hid coat with-
i)ue to think, and
Lull stately house
I been born and
lel: I 'Why, lie's
d the rcaud4lised
ade his request.
04 WUbt telt hila
d for a moment. ; he
althea, and perhaps
ire risk, Ile open -
by, •and Davids,.n
4su a 1elivered.
ung plan from the
)11 by name, wishing,
ni't take nu denial.
low hint in.
lance down the brit
able, there flashed
or some odd ('alley
.elf ; it was there is
his father was eating
s brought you out
Mr Gatherwick with -
his fork.—You may
with ii glance at the
ea, air ; he's very itis
tightened about hila.
.get him what he
tme table ---Davidson.,
led•the spot with his
stood Maurice's chair
;Lerwick thought of it
Ling instant before 11e
principles.
be said impatiently.
it all before. 1 thought
tune ago that 1 would
alfaunieet1J11 between'
over been there since,"
; blit—for the first tithe
t himself in opposition
Ivir GattlerWiek —I've
him, anti 1.'is1 going
1 now.
'elf might have played
its native fields, fo* all
ak coneuwed atter his
ire, lle had believed
by cert1.ii rules and
hitt life ; his dol) had
to both. If 11e were to
ek to -morrow and put
I piece, how long would
Id lie risk that sore dis•
,d tiuie ? Possible at no •
This exile meant more
t could to !queries, He
most by it ; n solitary old
I ilefore him ; better that
. up ' fre411 plans with a
for foundation. Maurice
end would fiat; out new y ...
:iy, bad found them al- 'q
hies( "ever tr0unled lint
t the father bitterly i and
nd ilade 110 sign, while
lours ticked themselves
septet away to 'M'Oalluni
tu°volt, and told hint the
title's wrongs, 11i'Callum
inueh perplexity, His
gout prodigals' were well 'ref;.
1 he not reiterated them
;For agaiirsip Davidson's 'an -
a1 And yet he,t.00,had liked
e; prodigals often are rather
ople--he would go end see
rate, and there would he
one if they took eoine jelly
th.thein, '
it it was black• currant jelly '
to give }tie when 1 was 111,
ed on the way. We batt
a pot; it's said to be
ling stub, if you give it to
tient wee pest givitlo it 11
; he smiled faiiitly tip in
,'s perplexed face -•--talked a.
ontieatedly about Nell, and
and seboot pra.ike long aero
ally drifted away to a 31/11911
try just beim daybreak.
id her face down on file
4-
77..IL'ERANCa, COI 1,414.
TOD at \vrsattait T. W. 0. T. O.
CUppiugo,
1>lrs, 81400, the wife of tllo new
Governor of Mississippi, is a staunch
\V. O. T, 13. woman, wears her riebon
rtitvaye, nucl will not have wine at her
en( ertainioents.—Union .wijnat,
Cyrus hamlin writes, concerning a
journey thr''nt h «tlllitle ; Musty of the
jails leave been empty. I visited one
where the jailor shift be had not had a
prisoner far some fano. He opened
the jail oceasiunelly to keep the locks
iuu_runnius order, but he added, where
there is to tit'uukennees, ttlere, is no
jailing, "
Towns and cities r oeive annually
from !iqu,er iiceneies about $1 250,000,
while over $27,000,000 is paid into
saloonsby the people, . Fur • every
dollar paid in for liueuse about twenty
one dollars are paid oat by the people.
The fiu•loo:t autagonizes all goad
government mid all educational inti-
euoes.—(Si ret 1t. lrrbylet.
leash Price E1r ;hes calls upon
all Nou cenliriniat ohuralees t0 raise
the fiery cross in the temperance
crusade. Ile poli is out that they
must be prepared to put something ii.
place of the tavern. Why, he woks,
shoe d not their unused vestries be
c ulverterl'intu clubs, debating -halls,
and parlors for the working men?
•
Granting for the sake of argument
what must be denied for the sake of
truth, that pr .hibition in the State of
Maine is just such a f..i..ure as some
peep a claim --our enemies themselves
being judges—there is no liquor mallu
factored in Maine, Suppose, then, we
secure just 51.1011 a law in every shite,
find It proves just such a failure, there
wilt be no liquor manufactured in the
United States. Wou'd not this give
us' a temperance vantage ground r which
310 system of "regulation" could ever
do Soittltel'n California White Rib,
b,m.
Mow to sole the Sum epteetton.
Senator 00 10.4, , f G eerl;ia, has a
tiloti104 of his own in solving therace
gtte•atiun. Shut up 6118 ruin bops at
It: W330 a 04t1r0Y.
An old Ve'rniontor was ,.p a brief
visit to Boston some years ago, when
be heard of a wonderful ine}truntent
every erossreed and In every toNtl and Irecently invented,called the telephone,
hatchet in the South where the Whites l through which a maxi could hold a
and the blacks intermingle, and the . Couver$ation with it friend a hundred
pledges his word. dist whore you now !miles away. This taxed the old Ulan's.
hoar of ten: cases of bloodshed you' credulity too heavily ;be must see that
will net, Hear of mitt. The 'senator ' to believe it, and tell his neighbors
duos not believe iu license in any forte .when be returned hors, what the
anti the remedy he suggoets is worth'; world was coming to`' in L'oston 1 So
considering,—St. ,1tban•e N o :noon be visited the telephone ofliee and
i witnessed the operation of sending and
Tomperaiee in India. 1 reoeivtng a message. Still he would
The Anglo Indian Temp rause An-: tlotahe satisfied. Ile milted if he could
seele,tiea, foutlded by i\1r, \V,S. Wine,lttwas cess Ghat iiis.'a. ifewatnoto far
M. P., and of which Mr. rsatnuel
uiith, .41, LT, is presideilt,00utinues to 1 from his farm there was a telepbone
receive from its assents in India. very I station, through which a message was
satisfactory reports of the progress of sent requesting that the lady be
its work. The object of the associa- brought to that end of the wire
tion is to ewer() tee ultimate prohibi- I Ode Vermonter patiently waited until
tion of the sale of liquor throughout a signal came that she. lyes there.
India, and special attention is Using I (Jame, s!1', speak to her yotlrself,said
r
given to tee promotion of teulpuranee j the operator,
, b uhe answers will they comenize
among the.sludeuts 1j1 colleges and; it
high schools, over fifty brauches of disturbed, for there is a thunder storm
the association having beeu formed, ' going on somewhere Along the lino.
mainly composed of educated natives. I Oh, hold on now,said the suspieiaus
Mrs,llaiue points out that the most : old fellow thrt won't change ley wife's
recent fraforinatitin shows not only voice ; for she's got a thnhxcler of her
that the movement started by tl.e; own ; you can't fool nie.
society is inakling rapid ad vaucemen t in 1
Go on, sir, they are waiting a
caul
India, and temperance principles fax Say, shouted the farmerinto tits
and wide, but also that the various instrument., is that you, olda11
pre vivcial governments are note I WWb0 are yowl came a female voice
thoroughly awakened to the fact that' in repl'y.
pub;io opntiou ill Great Britain will I Iul Josh 1 right here in Boston, and
'have. I hain't corning home this week !
not tolerate the sCandels that '
Marked their exile adlniuistratfons in I At this munient an electric shock
was imported to the wire by the storm
the past. and somehow its efleot on Josh was a
o blow on the side of the head Haat
what Men Like in Wonlon. knocked hire flat. That's Sairey
There is a certain something, which, every time ! quietly acknowledged the
for want of a better name, is oalled farmer as he picked himself up,—'me
wolnallliness, and it is that which Arena,.
makes woman attractive to men. A
great many virtues go to make up this
one great possession and they are
what meu like in wo,nen.
11Ie11 like, in the first place, amiabil- a terday, with 'a disfigured nose and a
ity in a woman. black eye.
They like a pleasant appearance. Yes, sir; responded .the sergeant.
They like the doing of little things Do I look like a mau who was
that are pleasant to them. struck by lightning last night 1
'They like the courtesy of the lire- No, sir. You look like a man who
side. was whacked with a club. What's the
They like worsen whose lives and trouble?
faces are always full of the sunshine' of I was out late last night. I got
contented mind and a cheerful dis•thunder storm.
a c, home during the b orm.
FOR W BEST V.:.
O D URID O O UING.1
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STER'S
"We little dream of the conflict
Fought in each human soul ;
And earth knows not her heroes,
Upon God's honor roll."
\Tr. Knight, the teetotal 111ayor of
Newark -on -Trent, instead of lerovid-
iug the' customary dinner. with . wine
for the ,corporatist on their return
from church •on election Sunday, gave
5O each to the local hospital and
rifle corps.
The Manchester Women's Christian
'TeuYperauce Association purpose hold-
ing a day of humili:iton on account of
the drink traffic, An invitation is
issued to the churches and temperance
oscities throt:gbout the.country inviting
their co-operation.
•
Strucks Dy Lighting,
You see my face, don't you 1 asked
a citizen at the neutral Station yes -
es,
CAPS, S92 iIIR. J. S,
COLLARS, CUFF., ezC
Cheap for KASH.
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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
and Silver Goo l s.
position, There cave a flash as I opened the
They like an ability to talk well and door, and I Went down like a log.
a'knowledge of the virtue of sileuce. When I recovered my wife said I had
They like li motherliness big enough been struck by lightning.
to understand the wants of the older, Hump 1 Slie was probably waiting
as well as the younger boys. for you, and whenyou entered she
They like a disposition to speak gave you a whack.
rather than evil of every human being. Just uiy ides, oxactly. Thought
so all the tune although she denied it.
They like sympathy—which means
a willing ear for the tale of sorrow or All right. There'll be other theuder
gladness.stoma this spring 1
w
They like knowledge afbo'toddress Oh, yes.
well, which, by -the -fly,, doesn't paean Luough said,. I be watching.. and
conspicuously. Men are most, attra3- waiting. Just keep your ears open.
i Next cine there's a Hash, and rumble
—she— whop--shit—Good-e ;ye.
Negro Wisdom. ed by good material, plain draper es
At Weldon, N 0, at a recent lecture and quiet colors ; not by showy colors
.an old negro is reported as saying:
When I see a man going home with
a gallon of whiskey and half a pound
of meat, dat's temperance lecture
enough for Inc, and. 1 sees it every
day, I know that everything in his
home is on the same scale—gallon of
misery to Half -pound of comfort,
neat Work.
A young Harvard graduate is get-
ting up a, series of five and tell cent
concede at Boston to keep the poor
out of, the saloons. The admission
ticket entitles the holder to a bun and
coup, of coffee.
Burdick Did It.
An associated press despatch from
Duluth, Minn , under date 10th inst.
says : For the first time in the his-
tory of this city there has been no
public drinking on Sunday, This is
the first step of the reform administra-
tion which Was put in power through
the energetic work of Y, . A., Burdick,
,who conducted a two week's campaign.
Every saloon, without exception, was
closed Saturday night at 11 o'clock
and on Burnley it was impossible to
buy' any liquor, •
or designs.
They like intelligence, but they pre-
fer that the heart should be stronger.
than tl.ib brain;
They like a companion ---.a woman
who,.has.,sufljcient knowledge of the
world and its ways to talk well with
them, who is interested in their lives
and in their plans and in their hopes;
who knows how to give cheering word,
or how to listen quietly and by a
tender look express the ,grief which
the heart is feeling.
They may sometimes say that
children are a bore and a nuisance.
but ft man shrinks from a wolnan Who
openly declares her dislike of them.
A man expects the maternal instinct
in woman and is desapp tinted if he
does not find 1t.
They like women to be afleotionate
—there never was a man yet, no mat-
ter how stern, no matter how cold, no
matter how regressive as far as hi
own feeling are concerned, who did
not Tike a loving squeeze of the hand,
or a teuder kiss froeu the wonlfan
nearest to hint.
These aro some of the thing, that
glen like in women,•—Ladies'• Horne.
Journal'.
A Liquor Seller &itUletctl.,
TonoliTo, April 1L—At the Civil
Assizes to -day a verdict was given, in
the case (f Mrs. O. D. Stogdill, a
widow of i,toydtnWnr against sanies
Duggan, a. hotelkeeper of this . place.
The plaintiff served Duggan with a
notice not to sell liqut r to her soli
The son bonght liytior in Duggan's
hotel and got intoxicated, lie left
the hotel on a bitterly cold night and
the next mornti11g.Wts found dead in
a,4110W drift. 11Fr died, a doctor said,
from the eff'e'cts of cold and eep sore.
The jury awarded Mrs btogdill a 11,000
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