HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1890-08-22, Page 2t' 1. ea around; all the ot# It a their
411/ till C$h,4%4 ; three waiters: pivoted upon
l.their llsele.like tops; thetwo ladies
• t at the deak'gave a jump, then turned
--- " " -�" o• 'round their whole bodtev foes the
.t� • 1b9Q. Itad bl?ttll tWQ
' A 4xUT ) . l as •if tb Y
p Ri.I,�,Y, U _ waists t pt P
"`"' .._,_,-- -.. ---T--- ••-••^ sutomat,,t obedient to the seine °rank,
AT 1.i tk
A .great sileuce (made itself felt.
.. Then, on a sudden, a dry Wad Ind a'iick
lush eatpAs&v e WuiTVRtt. ed in tho stir. The viseattnt head
slapped his adversary's (rice, Every
•
Sti teen en sty dal' of life the night:ie, falling
Awl, in the welds from uu nnete d efeeeeo
ratown,
hear far voices out of darkeess oalleug
1y eu,„ pasha unknown,
Thou who hat read° trey home of life so
ptetahia.l u,
Leave not its tauant when its walla de -
Ca.,
i[) 1ov.: ,ttvinel, Cl ;a elper ever present,
L. tarn tux be euft,a toad stay I
Be neer me wlt,:u all else is from me drift -
tee,
14 ,,,,., hey, h ,,.se's biomes, days ofshe cte
A.4,1 ,eutU% taco., to my owe uplifting
Tee :eve «....%il anwern mine.
X have but Thee, 0 Fattier ! Let Tby spirit.
Be with me then to eotnfort and upuuidi
I b u •h of palm I very much troubled :
Then he sat down anti. began to re•
cloe'k was about. to atr'ike,the lit tlegriud-
ing sotind of tial eilrilig Which stands
erect caused him to give a start ; and
for several seaouds of:" that be wrei
obliged to open his uusutli to breathe,
he remained ao stitch oppressed,
lie set himself t� reauouing with
lliMseif upon the possibility of this
thiietiw
Shall 1 he afraid
No, c+•rtaiuly not, he would not be
ofra►id, lieoanse he was resolute. . to go to
the ved, tieoanst' ire had his will i+ree-
l► fixed to tight and not to tremble,
Brit he fell so deeply troubled that tie
asked Ionise((:
t7uit a slim be afraid in spite of
a
llinlr
.And this doubt inv•tde41 hien, title
nin'asiuess, this dread. tr Stone oorn-
tneediug and irresistible p iwer, should.
c,uquer him, what would happen'
'Nle should certainly appter upo11 the
field, ainote lie willed to flu it, But if
he trembled? i3ut if " be fainted'1
And be thought of his situation, of
his reputation, of his name, triol, it was followed as soon by a
And a curious necessityseized ilius l giddiness of the so ti. He thought:
ono rise to. interfere. Garda %vi- a ex.
ehetitgt'd b•etwet.n the two,
' heu`t he viscount liadrea oiled home
lie pneed'hi room for several minutes
with great, (peek strides. He was
too touch agitated t reflect at all.
One sitll;Ie idea wits hovering over
his ruiud—&duel—without arousin in
Limas yet an emotion; of auy sort.
Ha bad done that which he ought to
)lave dose', he had shown himself to
be that which he ought to be. Pteople
would talk about it, they would praise
hit's, they would uongrutulate hien.
He repeated in a loud voice, speaking
as one speaks whet( one's thoughts are
1�o gats of pear , no ra e
merit,. What a brute thatfellow was !
Nor street of ebiuing gold.
uffice it if, my stood and ill uureokoued,
And both. fort;tvau threueti thy auouad
lug grace,.
And u,yeeit. uV hands familiar beckoned
1'uta my eit,.tug pltttitl,
,some heliosis door among Thy many main
sumac,
Some ,,..alteaiug ;shado where sin aud
5treVU,,,
,Aud hues tuLuver through heaven's greet
expansions
The river of 1hy peace.
These from the music rouud about me
steal,u•�,
I fain wound learn theuew aud holy soug
And.finu. at taut ucueatll Eby Dabs of hest -
The hie for which 1 long,
denrau(led rigorous and danreroua
conditions, if he insisted on a. serious
feet. He Must find seconds the firs
thing in the moruiug. WVhout should
he moose? Ile thought over those men
of his acquuintauoe who bad the best
positions, who were the most celebrated
tie finally selected the Marquis de le
Tour -Noire, and the Col. liuuedin, a
nobleman and a soldier. Very . good
indeed. Their un -flies would s+euud
well iu the papers. He perceived that
be was thirsty, and he drank, one
after another, three glasses of water ;
d
r again t0walk Ll and
then he 1 elan itf.#Lit
down the roue. He felt himself full
of energy. • if he'blustered a little, if
THE O0WARD'3 1i ATH. duel, very serious, terrible, his of?puu-
out wouul probably withtxraw and
Women in socaity called hint the snake apologies. and which he
beedeuute Siguoles. lite . imam was lie picked up the C
Vicomte Goutrau Joseph de biguutes. had pulled cut of his pocket aud
Aa °rowel awl the puseeeevr of -a thrown on the table, and he reread it
"suliie.ieut turtune, as the saying Roes, with a single glance. He hacl already
ltd cub a dealt. lie had a hue figure dem so is the cafe and in the cab, by
and be,trittg, enough couversa.iuu to the glimmer of every street lamp 'on
Wake ,peupro credit him with Meyer- his way home. (xeorge Lanni, 51
tress, a certain 'lateral au air of Bete Iloncey. Nothing more.
zlobifity aud of pride; a gallas( ilius He examined these aaseme,led letters
tech an.i a geutie a e—a Wittig Whluh.'which sseiued to him mysterious
pleases women. full 'of a confused meaning. George:
In the drawing rue its he was in Lathed ? Who is this man ? What had
rest G• re' uest much seuf;.et after as a • he -been about l V liy: had he.stared at
b i request,
Jae: tiler sur sue. 1..ait2i, kirk he ieepu•ecl S h 1 was it riot
aiming men that smiling insured vesico unknown
Wn r,
t1;1c*y always cherish for others of au
,tou,treetit figure. lie passed a Inlppy
maid trance:Li lite, iu It eurtrlurt of:to tau
1Vitioll was inJer Salo piste. it wteti'
lenoen teat he was tL good fencer, add
as a pistol 51105 eveu (tetter.
it evtn 1 tight a datel, sold he,I shall
echao.tu pisLule. \t tt,t dist weapon 1
',ant aUrta, ut li rtltuo til)• alas.
ht.,w,�,u. 1tl�i1G, ha•iso:meowpanied
,t y.,yr,.u.t.t moles, los frtttude, ese.,rted
'u the t
utlaCi
e lie
„ nd- t
Ir 1e,i
�t,
G
tae t
Y
i.i/t,.e.l wee (til after the pity to tette
au we at, j'•)ttoefs. !let*, nail been
,mere foe several mutates, when he per-
•cetved tsar. a neut.tetaat1 atute.i at
aleighb.)i•li, mom was staring uustled-
,tely at, one of his eti.upenit e s. She
seeme.t put out, uneasy, lowered Iter
.Mead. _-..t last site said to her hue -
band :
There is a man who 15 luokiu„ me
Ant of eouttterts,ui:e. 1 Jo 1iO4 l+tlow
„him, do you 1
Tim hua,ta ,d, wile had seen nothing
Xtra ss1 his eyes, Uaiu deeiared :
Ili, nut at all
'1 b yuutig lady coutmued, hail
.;ytYilltu�,, nett vexed
It is very unpleusttut, thou Ulan is
espoatiee Myr
Her ilasolttol'shrugged his shoulders
Banti-d.in't pay any attention to It.
.f we nal to oueupy oulsuives `auouc'
revery ite,uteut fellow tLiti; we meet we
,Ishould never have done.
13ut toe Viseiuut Had risen brasgne
ly. He could not allow that cats
atrtulgor 5uutild spurt an lee winch he
lied mitered. it wits net hits Oat the
,(trent( w.ts addressed, bee slice it
-Was through halt hart on lila iecouut
hilt hie fere» is had entered tee oefe..
• t' 46w tw segue s ilio( un,S
Tb" CQ1atte1 4t+64/1113'1n a stititltWL 1 t'd thhatset tai
+,3lsout htloeatlt+:n ; hlolcbr, Altd de :
whiothnnght c,
tone; diebon'', Of the wh •^rl, in the elubsl,
Those lire excellent can(lLtioa of thea lau1Tleter t' the drawing.ronntt+,
Sit i are aI geed *hot ; the ehu►lces area of the tlisiiiaiu ui wotW t, of the allot
rill in your favor.. the polices, of the iutltlta
world" k
And they separated. The viscount `
returooel !(mire to watt far them, The Which would be threwit ou him by
agitation, which bid been tsmporarly cowards, '
now increasing with every He went on staring cit th'o :pttnoil,
rlliitnecl, was an t rail;ih ; ;ltR It arettit'r. lie su ialellly
moment, lie felt along his &rote, a1Lw a echo:111; giitt,ra b'ueuth it likes tL
quive his UP', brills eniti t► kind little reit fuer, . The pistol lute, beers
tree
u !tied Of M'Itr nOttetivie IA loaded, by ethos's, by oversight .
tion ; ho sushi melt stay its one pinto, If ill the ►1rewSerlCi+ ve hie )'.d••erF;W'y
neither sitting down of standing up, 11(e bad ttht ter ce:ale iattl notde bear -
Re had no longer a trace of t oiscere its; which is fit, he would es lust f )r.
in his month, acid be blade atY .over, Fie would be spotted, marked
ins!,tint a truaay movement tothe with ti sh n of iufrtnty, ituvted front
tongno as if to unglue it from his society, Aud late rhou!d trot have .rllt}t
Re tried to talcs hit breakfast, but palate. calm and bold bearing ; h(' kuery it;
t not oat. Then he thought of ho felt it. Aud yet he vette really
he mild give himself brave, because he wanted to fight,
delirias;; to order o b lie was bravewbeecituae-at that uw
courage, cud hada , @canter of rum nt there as a nilarp report,
brought to btu, frullii which he gulped rue
down oneafter another, six little When his valet rate in, attracted by ,i1*..,
the report, he found hili( dead, ou his
A warmth, like EV burnt seized ,
glasses, ,, Mick., targe drop blond hind
fallen ou the white paperof on the table
and made tit great red stain below tee
four words : Tliia is my will.
on a Budder), to get up again and look
at hin,se;f in the mirror. Ho relit
his cslldle. When he perceived los
face reflected in the polfalled glass he
hardly recognized himself, and it
seemed to him that he had never seen
this man before. His eyes appeared
enormous ; and he was pale, surely he
was pttle, very.
He ren'aiued upright before the
mirror, He put out his tongue as if
to feet the state of his health, and all
on a sudden this thought entered into
hint after the fsshion of a bullet : .
The any aft•tr tu•lnorrow, at this
dead. .
time,I shall perhaps be d
And bis heart began to beat furious-
ly.
The day after tea -morrow, at this
time, 1 shall perhaps be dead. This
person before me,• this I which lade,
in this glass, will exist no longer.
What, here I am, 1 atn looking at My-
self, I feel myself to live, cud in
twenty far hours 1 shall be lain to
ret upon t'eie uouo,i, dad, my eyes
shut, cold, '►ueuitil:rte, gone.
He turned :towards his bed and 1t('
distinctly sa•v hiluself extended on
the back in the sautes sheets wteich he
had just left, l: Ie haat the hollow face
which dead men . havlt, aud the slack
nese to the Minds which wilt never
stir more.
So he l re�'v ,afrai jof his bed, and.
order not to 1ci k at it again, he
diet wolnait tl that way
that strait rer, a et passed into bis stuokil,gerootil. He
revoltiug til L g
eboulti so come and ttrouble your life, took a cigar ineehanically, lit it, and
ell on a sudueu, simply i)ecalise he again began to walk the robaetn. le
Hutt been pleased to ii,x his eyes iu- was cord;; he went towards t
bell te
s>lentl upon a WoluaU 51st yon know'?( wake his valet; bat behell-ropete,: Inc
Aud the viscoutlt, repeated yet again, hand tilted towards the
nl e. loud voice: T'bittfellow will see that 1 aur
What a brute:4 F afraid.
('leen the remained motionleeie tip. • Alai he ,lid not ring ; he Made tate
3
elf When ills hands touch-
rillt, thutij,iug,bis look r:i•t-rj,lallted on Ore hieuh; tbte4 trembled l't, l,,
the cards. A rage awoke Let hue a5 altlst
this pieee to piper, an anger full of
Il tte, i,e wttWh was milted. a strange,
this
, W stupid, t s
t i u
urNiisy (sett(( i,.
whole ati'ietr I He took , rnlittle pen-
kilile whicli lay open to his hand, and if he had been dtnulcasl`r,d himself :
petsfied it into the middle of tine print -e, And ceaselessly' e `kid will be-
. d
'name, as if be lead poaiartled some Whet shall i d
I kutlly the way. Now it will go
all right
But at the end of an hour he had,
emptied the deeeneer, and his state of
agitation was become agaiu i►ttolerable.
He felt a wild necpsaity to roll upon
the ground to try to bite, Evening
fell.
The sound of Lila duty. -bell caused
him sueh a feelin& of suffocation that
be lead not the at�rel gth to rise and
meet his second(
lie did not da
longer—to- say,
pronounce a slut rte word, for fear lest
i the alteration in
'•', a1 .tri
ii l
1 divine they
leis vpioe. .
The coloual said :
Everything is settled itecot'ding to
the conditions Winch you fixed. Your
opponent at first insisted on the privi-
leges of the t ret'lcled party, keit he
yielded almost ifnuiediately, ami has
agreed to everything. His sei ands
are two officers,
The viscount said
Thank you. '
The martuis resumed: ,
Excuse us if we only just dill lei
and out, bet we've still u thousand;
things to do. We° mast have a good
doctor, bect>iise the duel is not to atop
uutil after snots once is badly. lit., and
you know there is no tritliug with.
hulloed. A lsI£tt1$ must be appoiuted,
sear Bowe hutise, where we son, carry
the Wounded.one of the.two, if it is
necessarj', etc. 'tit will take us quite
28 hours. more.
The' , viecotiht articulated^ a, second.
tinie :
Thank yori.
The colonel silted :
You're all riglit' You're calm,
'les, quite calr, disliks.
The two nt~netired. t
6
When he felt hltusRlf alone tLgal>S
it seemed to, hii that he was (ming
orad. His ser alit having lit the
lamps, he sat d wn before his table•
p
iters. After tracing
one 1 g
to write
sot
he
the top. of &'page, This is sty will,
he got up again and drew off, feelittg
incapable of putting two ideas to-
g. they, of taking a single r'esolutl'yn,
of deoid) ee anything et all.
And sob he Was going to fight a
duel. He could no longer escape
that; What could L'e passing he
him 1 I•Xe wanted to fight, Ile had
that inteutiou and that resolution
firmly fixed ; and he felt very iilainly
that, notwithstaIdint; all the effort
of bis mind arid, all tho toneiotl of
liis will, ho iv 'i11d not be able to
retain• • strength to go as for its the
place of the en gutter. He tried to
own att`tude
his attitude,
,
fiutcy tho e ,
and the bearing(of his ihdversai-y. •
Froth time td time his teeth "struck
against; one adother in his mouth
with a little dr% Boise. Ile tried to
real, and took tlp de Chateautilllnrd's
duelling trade, Ales he risked him.,
self :
1Iy ad veraary bad he frequented
the shooting ,g fleries'1 is he well
known 1 Ma s his chase 3 How can
1 find mit f
He reneemborod theliook by Baronde
Vault, upon pistol-shootbirs, and he
searelted tli.rough ib from one end to
the other. George Laulil was not
mentioned. But, however, if the
mart had not been tt good shot; be
would not have accepted immediately
that cl.atigrous weapon and those
eollditioile, winch were ri ortltl.
His pistol case,by (lastinne llonette,'
lay'on a little round table, As hi)
passed he opened it and tools out one
of the pistols, then platted himself as
if to shoot, and raised his arm ; but
he trembled from head to foot, aud'
fuer barrel shook lii all' 'direiitions,
I'l on he said :
t is itilpoasillli. 1 iaiittot fight
like II isi
:.
he O IA 'l UAW ! i tgdlyd:
e.to talk to theta wxty
Hew do you do to
ell anything, h , . •. s i rht y
v' 1 u uenrettet slinking. is .head
with
wandered ; liik, tr,(ubled thoilghts be-
'li fro
holy .
lt, t
lett ti +
r 't,d(
V, b
I 1 t'
u t +
n f ,
came r; 4
spirit a
all intoxication retzrd on his bt•
E<' -some oL the i
Otte. they • •fight, His, (whole body vibrated, jerky
i-io�tever, must ,l,Ytlt, 1Ie etrll-
sidered himself indeed as the insulted trambtirigs, ran over it ; he got up,
party. And, Mavis;; thus the right, and approaching the vsiudow, he open•
istould he choose the pistol or the ed the curtains,
sword 1 .�tibb the sword he risked The d'tty was coilliuz, a day of sum -
less; but with the pistol he Leat the mer. t1;he rosy sky made, rosy the
chases of making itis adversary 12itb.• city, the roofs,, and; the walls. A great
draw. 15 is very rare that a inlet fall of tenuous li;ht, like a caress frotn
with swords prate mortal, it the rising su11, enveloped the awaken,
mutual prtl.Ieuco. preventing the cont- ed world ; erre with
itisst,glimizedmer, tlla
baton(s from emtagillg unlit enough hope gay, rapid,brutal,
r
,
a
Wise
Le mad
• nt. S
for file point of the rupiFrtu enter 'Melt of the vrs�ou
very deep. With the litsti,the risk. to let himself be s'. strucic down by
ed bis life r.eriousl'y ; hut' he might fear* before auytltitis; had sevenbeen
l seen
also come dist of the affair with decided, before his at,t ou 1
those of this George Lanni, before he
all the honors of file situation, and yet know il''.IIe was going to fight at
without going so far its au actual 7
meeting. l He made hie toilet; dressed Nina•
He said
1 (oust be firm. He will hie afraid. self, and left the house with u firth.
The soured of his voice made l.litn step. to himself, while walls
tremble, and lie .looked about hint. He repeated
Ile felt himself very nervous. ') to fug:
(frank emotli•'r glass of water, then 1 twist lb.'deekIed, very decided. 1
.gall to itdt'cess, himself to . go to roust provt3 that 1 am not afraid.
began u His secotidze, the marquis and the
colonel, put,thernselves at his disposi
tion, and after having pressed hie
hands energetically, discussed the Coit-
ditinlls of, thti meeting.
Tim cotiinel slaked.
'You want a serious duel 1
The viscount attswesed
'Miry serious 1
The uiatquts took up the worn
You insist on .pistols 1
Yes,
1)o you le,Lve us free to settle the
rest 1
The Vittenutit articulated with a dry,
lerkv voice;
Twwenty intros, ►irieg si tree 4brd,
lifting the arm iuete of 1 wctriug,it.
B:t(lllaullP of taltota ltlatli bon'iu Bile #a
llttilir 'wot4bdwi
Attic Accumulations, 1r
Thorn is a use somewhere for every
haifworn garment, cast -oil shoe, or..
piece of dilapidate 1 furniture, which,
thrifty housewives banish to the attic
because they aro too good to throw
away, Clothing thus stored is a fertile
nesting•plae.e for clothe, autlthe annual
lttl:sor of exliuiiuing, dilating rearrang'.
ing to maize room for fresh additions
is by no means inconsiderable.' Old,,,
,
e r ted a era
books aud trta;,azines,illu t n p p
and catalogues neeuululate year after
year in this iguoble bauisineent, W itb
a little painstaking all of these attigleil
tuay increase the comfort .uf, li:vei4
dalkeiied by poverty aud sickness.
The pictures in illustrated papers, are
iu deniitnd, to be made, into sora
buolcs for sick children in hoslsirals,
A, ft'yv yards of colored oawbri added,
fnt•rliah pleasant eiilpleymeut to. th
convalescent children in asci .i tit' e
P
pietuiies. A. sgrapesortie of short
stories, interesting faette or elo%jueft ;r
estraots, made light tc'fit deo fceblts
hand of invalid, is a treasure..td came
of tee gr'at ar#uy of the "sli1Lt, .,iii"
Shoos a+tqt aside liecatiss, they, are de-
faced, and half worn garuieir.ta' are
gratefully rem -need -atssylutntL tor thb
destitute. That mitt fortunate colli
munity where no raged, barefoot;
wonittu or chile( is glad- to wear thein.'e
for such a lack is prirua facie l videI10e
of the absence of saloons, , ,
r s
rr of its super,
Then Merle the g,(t et n
animated rubbish, Bert it out, spend. a.
little leisure in leaking where it.would'
do good, trod send it on its inti33ion.
The widow gave but two mite vet
the ecord of that single act ltae conte
' l i ,
dawn tis• us thruugt the ages. --Lawns•
of Life.
I 11(3 nus t tt
11.'3 a<lvdtrivau terward the sunt euel<! A,s• soon ae he Was ru1 bed. lib blew
.said to Lulu t -ant the light and shut hie eye's:
You have, sir, ti outliner of looking kits thought
ot,t t e .' l;tdit's Weiietli i C(((hic( to erste. I've got all (lay tit-trtort'ow to attend
r, •t< of you to be so loud as to oease t#3 tiffeirs. X'd eras. Afeep first so as
pis instant. 1 to be (salmi
The tituer auswei'cld t
Yen are gore's to iu►ud your own
trueinests. curse rut.
The vtseuuilt 6a11,with close•proesed:
filth t
Takee;,tre., b1r, yon will force we to i td bis right, e
also bJuatla. t lie wile still 6eeirsty. Ile gest, up
F (,u .ti pond answteireti bat olii'l 11 t:lr1t to ariukr "#'(lett ata 4u141et'
*Ord, w t ti, • .1, w.ttutI ren frena t. t It- 1i : ,
Item' id's
w e tent
bu�s. end vi lite .at- to the utnt•r,. suit„ +ail D.
,ileit to eirOtd spring, 4aucad (every guest 1 Why did his lis'((('t fail to beating( so
e3tstelets n ethldun nlovt,tttttiut, All • madly at kith oftl tveii�knoh=n
�I�a�kkil3w�� ,
t1� tl� �+'�rii
He►vas vary ++r•t►E'% soder' the bed..
clothes:, but bepstu1d Ant dose bit. lie
turned and tt►aitsi•edr retnaiued %ve
Minutes ou hitt 110110,4, then placed (him
self oe his last, i►itie4 thenen rolled otter
St�
two
aresp,otivo oils Birds.
The (3duadiarr �ortiaultllrixt say's:'.
The folllosvin birjls are to be classed`q;
u
among the helpful kind in the getter.,
al warfare against insects :--1 obins.
—cut aud other worms; swallows
nighthawks and purple martiirs--
moth catchers; ps. nos—striped cue
cumber bugz ; "wood thrushes aud
wrens—cut worms; cat birds—tent eat
erpillars; meadow larks, woocipeolrers'
and 'crows—wire$vorms; tutue•throat .
ed buntings•- caulker worths ; black,"
red winged birds,, jays, doves,p erns
awberryiosts; quail
ocdei; • whip -poor
f1t•
s, ail night birds,
gees, and black wing ' ,
red birds --'- curoulio>.
ileo h4�', nlatrtioued the
sect destroyers Nut,
tellers, chimney swifts,
locking: birds,. orchard
and !hippies-st
--Chinch bugs,
wills—moths ;. icy
owls, etc., 1
bd twin oU
There ma
following
crackers, fly
indigo birds
orioles.
ileiteo}iltrty roofs Pads,"
One of theae ids will kill more (tins
ivory day for a meth thea earn he caught
upon a barge sheat'( stocky paper, A 10e,
packet of Wi1so11'iely I'ua')ou ]dads will
last a whole seeepu. Mold by all druggists,
Oat you ain''t le the grub that
intakes the bu ter1D.? she enquired
sweetly, l3uet ear1elis Lilo grub, but
Vault itr seatltili'i; au
lguur,tlit fainter
Let overpaid in lit )t+ ticrritta•►li.
re i S hail] l :
ill but t
fru w ,
l
ied tiro ktorrid,
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EtM?ERA ''(
CoSPIICYttu &Y WO
Cilill�
k'rof. Ieaidlitw sa
(rook (tut specially
•te►nperanee which l;
pigs against the us
es the bible. Flo t.
.fur (•lie statesmen,th
toe wan of llusin(s#
(abstinence is best,
ester of religion ltil
plain.
Rev, A, Gaudier
leg in Edinburgh r
'while perhaps filo u
might be able to d
time and never he
drink, the brigh
Nervously strung, yt
well fitted to make
world,if be btgau
lip tend bee#t#xie its 1
wiaiernh1e drurakar
'..AN' AP BSL) 1
TT°
A. READING DY Jen:
•'TEXPExANO>
xsciT,l
1 heard a young
carriage tell his or
versing nn the Llai
My father wile a tit
mot(lt L a
mymailer vi
energetic woman :
of the boys see 111
farm free r'rom••deb
signed the pledge
her most, rteext to 1
it, was that she co
WAS not a di'bt, in
'farm. My father
• ,'the. city, about t
•.':ttviuea•wet'li; n�
r ttiotheir saying ile r tt
, y
world try and pt
tot to go auy Ilial
that which be e
j;tttn afraid of t'.
. associations. Oh
of that.; father is
One •eve&ntg we
and were going ti
niy father 5 Loppc
places of resort,a,'
and reins. I hits
`
the reius,aud wen
'landlord said : 1 t
o you how d do ?
stranger. liow 1
temp. rance whin,
Oh, about two ye.
Well said the lett
getting ; along vs
chatted together
and by he asked
Ole, but ..f have ge
bitters here, said
temperance sten i
ledge that it is pc
especially iu but
a little, and he p
offered it. 1 ste
Don't give my fits
he replied : We
nowadays. •1f 1 I
think .1 would tal
What do you i
Do you bring th
, of you 2 .13,, you
'''That. started the
he told me to go
the horses. Ile
tell o'clock ; and
101.4 gave hiul a
give it to him,
rose U1) against 1
When he got up I
My heart was
thought of sty ni
she feel this 1 %V
miles from halo+
£ will drive. Na
lie snatched the
from the wagon,
cheek the bort(,+!,
crushed his beat{
tial iiiiduiglit gree;
elle a agars. 3. t
in lacer, ai1d t>t'.t
that tray ti 1 ':,t
•.'our in.)1►t11s :.f•
`el . iiti,'1 l itis..