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l'A.NLY.e.ItY 2 1891,-
hail OS eVeA,l1(;thers Was tile tallk, lyellaeraleeigiike4tte aat4-et Ilutut uut 1114411g'11 °14111 "catrroll*
°1C1'184-‘4" W4)ettel' (313:04tIna's' Orti. ,e 410,1A+1;h°1'1'"ke) wl'° left tilt +144. of titliegs kieenied-W,&th ' cent as far as him to wee- hie thinking powers,
It wa0 durlog hutaley week, twenty: 1:nother 4014 464 heli. theOor 1 litr!alt Prut°64°"8iPto 139cmino,.. tits teattaiOtiati4eerried, loot' daughter at home by getting for
his contempt for -Thorlmoke*lee 0/1, gratireta
ki°,2113-1i4O-st'. eh: ateeeryballly stdoil etill mid her, as far aSeyou are able, some of the
10,1ar Idatel agQ,, thet the fated souls, cried, and Mary Anue 441 Mutilit,ftrof etate. The
tateatlfrielp A tleutio. Ws wrecked upou 4."eta Audi PrsYra- far ea at a eerraistisuel scene. A things she praetioelly }ilea—
,
t40 Vete ou Devilas termite, walla, tOut al -the ISOor lad of oursereue wayaareesing bine us Sir Preassor, gazine, oroquet set, or an orgettea.
forty feet of the lefey rookebuond „boy •1111)1'-'4w1111111 thullahlatly119'11'"1" 18701 while Willi -a41 1Y" driftin4"
ureal coast suits 600tia. eaa , at, swiftly toward an auee lliawith Frenee,
" --4,1e—wateee, eaaeallea„,e.auffetekeia iet order that he might avenge the
inan'e vale° was oboe into' , silence. Yiroogs all Dated:men feel they have
eafaieratia lee 'Team 7 elle -wife put sustained at German Lauds& the pro.
on a bttiler Of watier, and I put 4‘WQQ4 fessor was selected to contyitme the
king that his people would not support
Itim in each a course. Thorgeolte en-
tered the king's bedchamber with his
hands behind blue on the morning of
the day of that deoiSiern
Good morning, Sir Professor. What
is the news asked the king.
Notiziog sppoial, sire (tidy the.peo.
ple of The IlAgue are talking a gaud
deal of aonsense, said 'Ihorbeeke with
diplomatic deliheratepees.
floneph Ooncereing nay ministers1
Na; sire, droned on Thorbeelte,cone
aeroieg you.
00.0cerning me I shouted the king,
and what, 0 honored professor, cone
corning me 7
Sire, I hardly wish to repeat it, 1
Poo of the 4OS4 theestreme of ocetto
Vera 04 reeord, The oldest reeideull
that vicinity iavenerable, silver,
itaired :leek Watte, who low just turn
ed his easikeyeseeeaa year. Ile ta, a to thasiire, elivoydo when we,
e
stalwart, nerdy, rougle weather beaten
lishertnau With a bri4liant record rjr
bravery. . •
Da I remember that oight,f.'41,e I?'
-You wouide't ask them question'e' J--t"Y
boy, if you had beet: here; tile if yea
lived ever so matey liVesYttilavounl
forget tulle awful night thrangla e»
eteroity, said ite, and the sturdy
mau's voice quivered as Les paused
to clear ins throat, and his eYeeglist-
°nett . " •
. Well, sir, he continte 4, you remark -
•ed that Ghia was a stormy night` when
you came in. Peliavel this i nothing.
Sure eliere is a bit of a storm brewing
and retber stiff breeze, but tiothing
worth aoticing. Lok oqt a bit. And
pet lie opened the door a gust of wind
extingniebed the lamp, leaving the
• room in (haloes
We walked out toward the bluff:
Tile air •was murky, raw, and growing
bitter eold. Eighty feet below, the
waves smarted against •the rooke.pound.
iug like eonie enorin usSledge-114111114er
With poise like distant thunder, and
causing the ledge ander ou feet, to vie
k rate with eaoh blow.
Toe phosonoresce,t foam on the
pests of the hteakere enabled me to
dimly see -:..the huge, angry billow
t reduliuously chasing each other
. aid:we-ward, and breaking upon the
. projectil.g edgee of the rocky reef.
.111 ar away iu the aistance there was
now and then visible a tiny point .af
light—,f some vessel ; so fatthat it
• would wholly dirappear for awhile,
Akt.1 into into view.
The NIA, i abut sixty. rilea away,
And a steamer, likety oee of the Eng -
hell or Freneit liners, he said. We
altad ri citel near the very edge of the
bluff —tie far as it was safe to go—
wine my couipanion preeeed my arm
And paused. 8tretehieg oat hie ar411
Mal pointiug with hi, Lona, hotly fin -
•gees, he exclaimed : 'Pown there, just
beyond us—it is ouly eighty fttet from
dr' land --,you see that dark streak in
the -seal That is the Devil's Oredle.
told is under water at very 110 tide.
• It ie ceded the name because the reef
eis like a set of big saws ; the sharp
rocks hold a vessel that runs on them,
atudeothetirnes the sea has beaten and
pouttiled told bhook the wrecks, very
'much as a cradle its rocked, until they
lare torn to pieces. IC inti have been
lost there during my woe. .13ut that
,oves 'let tbe. luck of the Atlentic,
v'biehwus too firuily s t in the woks
to be moved, and ctlie %Naves pounded
tunke tier it1 twu, and after
While tore fia to pieees. But that
alieht Set in hard It; was cold--
.bittor cold -4 bd the aim neat down
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in a blinding snow.ataim, atid wind
lea every way witli a force that wee
re tut 1 then camel slept and hail that
yet a on r very clothes, and. drew 'dada
witeiever it struck your flesh. All the
alma the wind Was raising and tie nit
yeee, getting more bitterly tekl. It
ea eultfthat the eie, seemed to
thing yop, autt the wind would ' whirl
around almoet off your feet it
aYltietleet and howled and fierfieelod
think we tnuf.liaveagooti use for it; if
stemware, rosette& ;' There k Xa,IV out in,
the stOr'in 1w4s' lived bit of a
etronguiati:'theu, eile6 hut - could
4ardl,,y;gtelitt up is Witt- it " blew
witbataWfail fOecentod esielacauld net see
teel. eqsyl,,Vct t1.14shp en to. juat
'ehont, where wre stepatiag. Another,
rocket shut up, and jts tatt'olt of fire
disclosed an Awful sigLt.1e was all
iu a minute, emit 1 had to strain.. uty
eyeaud look tender the peak of any
hat through theblinding storm.
There was a greet, big, splendid ocean
steautehip driv3rt over the outer edge
of the reef; tko waves looked as
though the whole bottotn of the ocean
had vioeittly heaved them up ; they
were actually like mountains, and,
• they lifted that huge steamer up and
let it down, bumping over those jagged
poiuts of flinty rock.
Then all was pitchy darkness agaipt
and although t could not see anything
1 kept my eyes in the same directiou.
In a few ininitiee anothert roeke shot
up, and again I bItNit that noble vessel
lifted up. almost out of the water by a
mighty wave este: it remed caught.
and pivoted on 'one mat ;tomb of
roek -thou it was heeled around; and
as the water recede
rooks seemed like I
into whiati thestea
the bare rough
ge jaws, dowu
ls
.•
la dropped._ with
a -crashing noise of Yreu irohozhiss,
taeltling and machinery. Loud above
all, I omit' bear the sptootheredi' but
unutietakable sound pc a woaftan's
shrieks aud tbe shouts of wets.
Teen all was iuky-black darkne4e,
and -the waves aud wands Vied with
each other in trausceudiog theie
disli part. I had hard work to held
my ballume—keep niy feet-eand get to
oar little home.
We were up at daybreak, and as the
stortn abated I joined acme neighhers
and went down to the cliffs. There
we saw the noel+) steamship heed fest
ou the locks, split in the centre and
Strained :drover. fellee vvavels were. as
?ret, furiously breaking over her ; ice
had formed on various parts of the
deeks, bulwarks and rigging ; aodies
were frozen stark ,aud sta. All was
as sileot as tbe grave—not a living
soul in sight on board. But few
oodies were %emitted ashore until the
tle4b dey, and one had been thrown
up uear where ratood, 1 leaned and
reaubed forward and drew it ie. It
was the body of a man ; his overuoat
had been twisted over the fatenand was
stiff with a easing of iee. We turned
the corpse over, looeened the garment,
and drew it do wu, showing the face.
alerciful God I it wee our Jamie 1 As
we were afterwards ittformei by
shipmate of lus, he had Omitted it to
oeuie home and surprise us Chaistmas
pay.
The old iati sobbed a momerit or
two, and than exclaimed: Yes, oor
Jamie did come home, mid he did Egli?...
priee Iles, but what a sad surprise it
was, -gem will flat wonder now 1re,
110411141r so well the night of the wreelt
of the Atlantic, when mar 0.1031110 Cattle
110010,— ['Current 1.41tOratare.
Enough. I wish to hear it.
Well, sire, the people of The Plague
say you are as crazy as a loon.
Biff! 1.ike a shot the short, beevy
body of the king bounced frnru the bed
to the floor. Purple and, speechless he
caught up a great silver inkstand to
throw it at Therbecke. la is heed be.
rltnq 11.9 a Clam
fatly ite11 dressed 414 reined ett, man-
nee.and lookatuetiotokd OW street beye
•neaceet her to stop yelling and a,tepped
(1,11.141, up tuwarci the dogewith a sole
white led outetretelted.etatel some
soothigg words. Tne • veer frightened
thing Stepped, •ended tell between
•its 1egseand,arieJ4e(1 do vri nearer the the radoey. Let her keep it and dis,,
ollrbat011e as if expectingatiotherAtiow. pose of it aa she will, Le‘ a Ott RI-.
She spoke to it again, 'calling it poor ‘til),1.0 he a teal one- Dnv't drive your
doggie and various pet, Italics Antiit ohildren about fool Workr beteataketat,
turned its wistful eyes in mute plead, tam aud train them 6that'they. •
pettetetohand consider it huppieese to r01101V iu
a it softly andi.ldtstops; • Teach your glr.s to d'
ile a little hay' initiate betwOeu a dude or tailorona
man and one Made by the Affieigheyl,
at the same tittle teach your boys to t.„
dress better. and, if pessible, see that
they have Means for data so- A
Sunday enit end a work suit, whit
is more then likely patched; and faded,
are not euough. Let etude have ana
other corresponding to the baSinetak
1311111d every del suit in town, so that,
when he gees away frown kerne 011 a
week day, be will neither feel
ated by his old clothes, which are good
enough to 40 work in, por feel foolieb
in his Sueclay best at any time.
Teach your children Lo iae pond of
farul life fer its independence, freedotn
front petty anno,yautes nod temeta-
tions, and its importance as one of ehe,
. world's inclustriee. Another essential
plan is to give ambitious children some
pieoe of grodud to cultivate .for • their,
own, or something ii which they take
a great personal interest, and from
which they have the income to mess
they please, ,And In eve yelling about
the farm try to show them the reason
of things and processes, that they may
feel that they rre teaming something,
and that, the
one (Iiignoiance. Lastly, the soeial
leaniugs of yenneepeople mita-be gra-
tified, Provide them with plenty of:
good readiug matter,aud encourage alt
legitimate literary, raausioal, and social
et:tort:thin:tents. Youth is,. not 'con-
tented withotte society, and o'ught no
to Le.—The 0,1d liminesteed,
and let her curry out Sema a her pet
plans for improving the flowor geraext
mid trout yard. .Aud if you hays
gliZeu her some dotileetio twined /Mai
Allowed her to pet it and regerd it me
her very own, dou't sell it and pocket
lug, and allowed her
on it. Then she strop
reassured it further,
ran.to a near drug st re fur aomethieva.
She saturated her lletadketoltlef Wit -11
it and bound up -We dog's leg. in
Inoment the brute was perfeeely pee -
sive, and had (teased even to whine.
She turned it over to the kindhearted
Irish janitor. of the big Zeuitable
buildiug, who had taken in the situ
then and brought out a boa pertly filled
with excelsior. .1Aut . before be weld
take it into the basement, the knowing
uian with a leather case, had clomged
his mind about clog buttons and saying
that he was dootor, offered his series
to set the broken bone ; the lady who
had talked of shootiug the cur politely
tendered ;tier owo handkerchief to
brush the hands of the dog friend; the
boys cave hack without the tin can,
came entangled for a moment in the -and, gathering araund 'proposed to
bed curtains. Tborbeeke strode op to chip in and buy some bologna for the
thrust down his keen white face patient and every one went away
to the level of the king's eyes, and saying: Weil 1 declare, *he must be
said in a tone of icy iudifierence very fo4id of dogs and, quite used -to
Anl. if you strike nee with the ink, their ways to be able to do the right
stand the people of The 4agne will be thing so cleverly. •
right. Site never had kept a dog in her life,
Tilt.
The king aO:ppe.4.,the inkstand in and was jost the least bit afraid of
the curtain that bed caughtit and' them ; but She was the possessor of a
glowered at the professor,, who hasten. heart sensitive to the sufferings of tbe
ed to pile reasons ou reasons why he meanest of -(ad's creatures as to her
Netherlands'. sbould remain neutral own, and hen little act of thoughtful
during the 1Franeo.Geenian war. A heittanity bad stirred the better nature
few- hours la er, in the prosenee of his c those weose thoughtlessness only
inieisters, Ohara III, 'lore into bits would have made thein inhuman.
ancl stainpeCon theaeclAration ef war
When troubled with a cough or Cold,aet
Don't read 1 Do»'t think 1 Don't
which he hatilterhut foxceel on his toil
behove I Now, are you better? You
willing' s et& , woinink. who think that patent medi-
,
,.." A $1:30 Cottage eines are a humbug, and Dr. Pierce's
or iter quo/0°11ton cash will be given to Favorite Prescription the biggelit Ilanl
the person detectin4 the greatest number bug of the ivied° (beeattse it's hest
ot mmira. (words wrISIY ePelleti or ini8- kill/Nil of all)Ladoett your laek-of.faith
placed) in tile December issue of " Our e
Howes," In addition will be given two 43 ' , •
oiiisti prizes of 0200 ear:11,1°4r of 0100..eighs it IS very easy to "don't" in this
of 00, ten of $:25, ttVelltp,IiIe of fag, fifty world. Sespimon always comes more
of 1$5, one beneted et ee, and one hundred. lastly th n eonlidence. But doubt
and fifty of iil, distributed in the order —little feith--never made a entik
mentioned in rules and regulations. which ..
Wkili—and• the eleavorite
wilt be sent with a copy of Decerillifir issue "1-11V.1.
ou receipt of Iii cents in stamps. ,tieciiil Prescription" has cured thousainls of
cohpra,tea given away almost every day dono,00, weal( women, which makes
diving the competition which cloes Feb. „iisett:plir4k wilt oar aprosoriptioe is
ruary ist,1Kl. . , if
Address, oun HOMMEI alumasnote Co., ' • l' than your "don't hi'llelle•
Brookville, Canada. - We're both hottest. Let us come to-
-
gether. You try Dr. Pierces Favorite
several ware to dolt. . PreSeripti011. If it doesu't do -as
It wits uotititig but a 'yelping stre4 zepreSeuted, you get your money
ear whose leg had just been run over
by a passing waggon, but it bad a
voice pathetic and shrill enough to
wuke the dead.
Get onti tilled a man-clase to whou
it passed, and he raised his cane to
eltastese it for offeuding -ears with
tuck unearthly howls ; lett the poor
brute only Itieyiel the louder.
Seat, tried a boetblack, swinging his
kit around a 'lamp -poet atter the cur;
tie a can to hie teil, he yelled to $01110
tnore boya, on .see'Oud thought, and off
they scurried atter the mottle! ortme
'Tient, only pausidg long enough to shy
a stone, which roducted a now and
:tiara discordent ales of yelpa,
lf
Where proof's so easy, ean you
effort! to doulet.
;Attie hut, at:aye—are Dr. Pieree'e
Pleasant tee; iAtt.;.
least Liver Pills ninth. ; gentl,>, yet
tborongh. They regulate and invi,gor-
ate the liVer, stomach and bowels.
a.m.,: •
Why Ohildreu leasire .t.he re rui.
'In the first piece they are icor
btOliglit UP to love the citutry. They
are early aceitetomed to hear both
father and mother grtal.le about the
hardships of farm life. Then there is.
too much work and too, little pay fur
them. The boy works iai the field all
day, end his little oppeettiaity for am -
Why doesn't n one call the police usement in the evening is cit short by
to shoot Weil indignantly doitnintled a long range of "ehores" till. bed tithe;
t1 \
is well dressed lade, stopping bee ear.% meanwhile the easter hes ttatett the
, pith a frigitt fel Iroise, I nip' to my a 00108 of wilso, s wad c, ',errs, curt e,„,, to Shut Oat the aound, It's a shame same experlenue hi the house.\ And no
• . ions old woman : Mary Ann, it does 1 it'at once, bi fore it h .1, iiiil. i;.),51110 01(11 te allow ascii things 1 And !Ail! thu ,e.grieultnr4l college in the l nd will
inns
min all thoegli bell itseIf loot bre% let I 14,;t:::21euel:;x:Iedii)e'e!4vfteigin11:?ti‘',o.l'iliIi'i't1":''e'l'ie' 1 "es 06.'8 of P°1118 rung °I1rillY
rti 1 semi oho and I ran to 11,.,UPOlog bear testimony to .. ,' ' down veatore whet their parent have liedly
allowed them lose. Study the 'tient"
ooie to night, awl says she to me, I a:131r, ante nut), ip• pit bolo 101 lamina/ the etr,et,
auray,1 believe- it. 1.---but.--Jionny— 11.1.fias' $4
tits w ma. 1 totegorairtlivar'rilaoltahaellyativbel pp:t(i)cpletrtdirtiselsopfet.HViii:;11 er someone Ittd sense enotteglite. of Yuar ullildreti. if' a law bate, one
Stosioltitits, Croup Slumping Cough Colds. giv,e,hain,i a dog botton,that would itoon kind of' farm wank and lilies GI:VitlIet.
Arid !vetted. lint -slid liaiateele eaglroala a kee,eana Itok,, i'dOntt inft+illi iiiiu do Whitt ins likes
eta. Gel.. tbl gouuna* iu WInto flure4 Mtn'
ft'lwi 4 fq 14al/t
Nothing igore 0ould Impels°.
nest Things,
• President Linoolo had been, &wit
our most stormy weather, to visit tit
°slops of the generals in Virginn.L4n
,takett violent evict. Mrs, Taincolt
was in diepair, and one day said
.Secretary Stanton, do wish • yo
would lock 'alt. Lincoln out of th
rooms foi a week 1 Ile is ill enoug
to be in heti now, and suffering agoni
from his arm from acute ihetunatisi
1 don't know what to ad He
out and keeps at work every MOM?
iSkr. Lincoln waved iiis long men
tbe seeretary, saying,. Well Stem
there ought to be one camfait for
poor wife, anyltow—athe sense that
poor man Jefferson had, wboee o
son died, Did you crier, bear
story
leis friende, fetidly, ,neighbors
church laineuteel, ext rolled .and gri
over the Toes At the futieral,
Jefferson himself arose and seitl,
dear friends We; have the Id
'consoletion of knowitig that. e
thing was done that could Im
lie wee bled no leg than tweet
times ha twenty -leer hours!
bad 110 streneth and had to di o 1
Now, l've hen wrappad 0
than tiventy-fonr pieces of red,
and liniment sittee yesterila
Still my Wife isn't satisfied.
v-rop „,„„ ri„ 114 all the time, hateeta far as k,04.ite, Ltt
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'%53 pansis, Nlilic are tiuw to be
tits doors of HU tH13, y of our resift
the productimis o Messrs. hilcCiin
,i311 of 75 King 13* W.41101'000,
nab illhi tife1)41.14an eetitele
origikal astioitment of duligus,
prises aro .all1111 ainaly Iow.
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