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77.77.1.3-Tre,Igggpsr." "Ii0,71171r
0 4,
Aad while Mr, t
04 thieago wb,si pi
Ward' *ad
"pi ot Pittsbur
new tompaux, .9Ra
talized at A4,01 which p
'• ',the baker$ trad
This new ompany ts sapid' to.
a at areas. in t
Weat, *nd will be 1 ,:olataa
u 1*- o rve'
1jnficL,tben
MlLn an
e .,41$ to tbe plan,
Lesrtily..!C r ri
grztilfr&tio
▪ llow
cun• suIttiui *Kling
UO*flI :U
te •
trultv.,
-on you
regarding'tbe m&
y lano1in/144A
•ant * wedding
Gerald slaw
flushed,
cad •with
I air,
it take poiltliti
uin inquired
wihe
:Brom.
4:.# You
oeicty
r.
d murnng
erse
lents, whet
eune upn
xe r tii
A- lithenster,
shook he
whatc1ot*bt
11 , house
it perfet oder ‘ 444 ' everyfhing
lt tidy and nethodi-
ia11y*swhe'n Jrwter was U.
0 lacking to inake
home'tbe
Iife complete being hi..
genial %tee. Lowly BronileA,
*glitened the home with'
her arznng •pertonality, A
throwing.11 r t vigorouelY intot
work beforesoon, had t!ie,
Vaction of seeing A Jaen *borbeO
in inatters pert.ainfng1 to her tr.ii
0,5
n
and anxiety. 1t seemrI Lo ber t
the cduld nott 'have her.
ling mzrr4 by z ing1e unto
vent
ph.
1. ‘4
14". 13rsnt, tryi
`feet a ber gan
young girt
"Waa 'What * clreani, ffc
Lady ThomIev.
take this
gent1, *A h
down, eterybod
this
ient elu
ing-himself with an ene
e swift,kok
weeping over biL feat
e proof of my sithi
there hangs a fortune'.
Gerald startccl viol
wQrds, and cmreben
f it could
lison was the
harks,and Lza
would ben4 furt}
olk pi
on.., •
idde4 Our
to her si
what)
den ,nant,,a
straights:an
etiomov
f triuna
,,kiprot
$ertion
big siialtbsui;i'.04 bkk of hay for v
in
the ran, and the o* •-
q et wile 1, 1 „y, *iid
tbt: 4414Y , ' grren, lc..
Tb result was ,._ id finial
ji ra ition of 1 le flo4, \which'. '
i taIridweanstt hwricelin:ielpmtul,me„.
pi�
on
rawy bark. Theresultwas the death
tr about s.o:ty , laisis 444 An theiat
Jambs, a ' it was long before the
-surclitor overixt.Tithear _ poring
The:serous misfOrtuno
strew
was enti 1 due to..errors in -lief/ -
big, and ,I• will pass on, to. another.
omef ;Y. ;ILI agos reit' 144 tell: e;hwicer It;
• •
It is true thzt Mr oin„
iiutch,' got tomplete control
, v,theat triitriket in 1688. tit
and sefling
,in::*,.:si,t4:044. Aleut*: ef-`
thoOi 1*-nt Zitt
"tero,
at $2.0, An"' enormous
tuna_ but *hen*: t. , ;ye*** later,,1
"
Mr. Flood, Orale
a youflg 1adw in her 'ore e so.
ally Aspired t< SIicwuItO:
4, *
Briswetethe,heiree
though pr,actiCialy.1her position
nelianged. Theo, Mr. Bew
1114t41 on -
and she..stano
11, 1
th onbre hues which be
1 to worn. This was i�methin
• ,,.hat he eadio her .expreisie
esitation of Manner. But
knowing how all the-fende.St hitoPee
of- th banker had been centred in
thi beautiful- girl,,knowink that
he had never denied, her a wish
her infancy up, and that h
*old 'have 'Oared no effort or, e
poise to make her marriage the one
lin taut ,eirentin her life, Ger-
Jd elt that dimrespeet7oright. to
be JAM" No:what hebelieved, he
wouki hat.e .desired, as well a t
-expectations of society
in gen-
Ueratd ,,established
Inge nearby, where
e coulduprin thernro..
wer he frit inclined,
pasing dey only ierved to iiako
ilk Aetna brIghter to t ,
,
.At the end of 4 ,
ul ya-ue
ewes cucbec
01 t
while „
r wheat on
"It is enstomaq for the bride to
has e• ....say -upon. r,question of
that. nature, boliev444"
laserved„ after considering for
few momente, "but if I may, 17
zllowed, wools1 like to expr
ees
and then'yon cave do
;n.may be aowe
and 1 am ire that Allison will 1
glad o ir preferenee
the *tie said Lady Brornley.
ted th
far bride- ly shout
be glad JO shift Om .responsibilit*,
Of the whole affair non his thou).
dere."' .
• !Veilthen," returned her lov-
er, hi fond eyes fasten
ber fae that he rnight catrh its
very varyin.g • *Kessler*, bin
here ought. to be a 'wedding, n.
eIaborat an •riffaiir,.. voila
because, of him whom we lost Is*
ear,. but. as near,:,saawappioaela t
, • sooety fainetionoeich as he would
b&ve•destred„-...its may be consist-
• ent:* : • • '
•'44(lerald, how .... thoughtful 3•0
• are *Yon 41ways say andi.do jut
the nicest and ,most: appropriate
ithing' - her
glOWlii,twitkiPlpou're, yet wzth
.thrill,of emotion an her tones, as
• et -thoughts reVerted to her father
nd.hOw- she wou!41 inis biro. in ,tlie
miog festivities:,
•("AM Allisori;*',‘•• he eonti
: want Ton. 1.1?:be married from vqur
OldAorti,e, irst.,-the Same, .84
1‘ trythiog had retrained' unehanged
Lyttlefon think* 4sA
*boot the 'middle of 4prit—that
akilt.give you • fully two ,Meinths,„
whielt onglit,tra be4 time tra011.8
with sunk -tent' lielp, to de. ever
thing in s. proper arid' beedrei
manner. My plan is thie-to.liiiv
• t•lie •old house, opened, and )7614
*Wrtaf1y Bromley to inittronize.'
,you, take op, our abode there:at,
once, 1 will advettisifor rent
li'Owekeetet.. 'Mrs, rollard,!'and
,the eau he found '1 k,114* that "ihe
will ht4 delighted to regain* her
".crartiter positi(m. and ttill /Ago!)
eterythnor in s'ap,ple,p,ier orde for•
y•ou Vhiit &i lab
Thai to- old nOt replY
this. The thought of going beck t
Ibe ?ear 4(1.hnm, which the bail
tionoved 'kt4 to her forever •
planning 'for her marriage bertth
frientilY shelter, arra $orrc.ztc
eo by familiar and we114elove41 .4. h.
leett, •Iiroorel which einstereti :4
:11Y , tender riemories, arouse
tioris wtioh the -found it dill&
ter. • Lady Bromley& soei
# n bremaking &tor
etfATTE*.ft XXII;
!rs. Manning
th whom
Allisonhad .exchauged
re kaing '
n„ Were to 4'nd t.his1at inonth
with h no omin
rig
Mrs. Bryant .,wats.to be the guest of
Ladyllreiriley uring thck re-
eding the event.
Thus time flews
previous to the wedding
th.11',„"of TRAPPY, congenial pco-
plee geePlY interested in
.a the' lovely p,hride.eleet,
preal1y in t e_elegant gifts,ovbi'e
had been poiring-in. thick and fist
for more than a week, and in the
troueritaii, which -Gerald...led pri
vately instructed Lady - 'Bromley
must be -the • -damtiest-'and .nicest
Ithieli her ex,quisite taste could
suggest. On this particular after
noon, the LAtletong, with Mr. and
ra—loyanan,_hatt :Lhen_invited t
dine with 00 batianki and after diu-
r they were all-gathered:in tho
drawingrxuu, 4011Y, -14P/T A0014.
Virt,y of twelve, .*hr,nt a annul en-
tercd, "tile, going to ',Allison,
ofrmed tier that Mardeantaiselte,. Fro -
t the': modiste . -had arrived
with a peciat receptionArees which
been seat lome one h,efOrpi
t had to h triken -awaY- *Pan
kr onze' Alterations. N1441eutoi.'
11,e new withed to try it Oil*
e thst it was *11 right before
lEtting It go out a her hands. 4
"MI I", *Aid 144.1.3* ArOrrileY, who
hacl'overheard; the mesike,.
'• glad it has Oortie.--now every-
thing is tokPlete. Helen, it 10104
lovely pearbgray brocade with the'
roseAriartriings that 1 was telling
you *boas", , she ,i1.•t•O *raw
Bryant., •••
'"Oh,, Allison, lvt nie go up
yon and see ' it tried on,,sidth
tureing, e*ge o her. ‘tr
en al/ the, rest, know,bu
tbis vie' to be p* ed immedi
:miss it other
'e, the same
inquired Mrs.
Vi
t lag*.
lernen,.also,
ed up, whereu
etal 1Arish a
Mr. , byway,
'A MAO of your aj
nit a gioi4h
y.i13rom1ey who wit%
1y arnust'4.tur
ly the tier itlant
or youMo do;.go psirei et 0,
omonteliukora the, jug
CIOWn **I give us' 1041 44
k at it."
make aa show.figure of m
' te!40(1 Allison. blnekirig.
Are *11 friends sand yot
love prett
'do the g
y , here
lor Was A
pensto
prised to
•
vith the eit
Iey'e attentiO
• n key whiela w
nly . heritage, tax* t
'Around her throat wa capO
the delicate chain with the key so
rr:endealrom it.
Lady 17rnley went qui
Allison taiu wbat
cult ff
(hoed up4rii her ft he eaug
-;f the goble
e Itable •th
friend.her
"Heaventti
d With ;ashen lips, wh
T r
-.0 k
eptIarge
0 "f ! p net have experat
. .
what are, vaned' strokes of bad
l't lock ' - These ' -.misfottrinee. niay
17',1eq# . oecOr • at any ''' time, hut'. -most)
'11y. liapPen at transitional' periods ,.
— , . . . .
of
•'this year - 'or' . in tOnt100t1011,* 'VZt
tory,
did
4itArti t f the g11
irito her nd h� u ti)matotkaetliolth Att.
turned a
pon Ge'rald,
hy
*u.1.1 e
a id algitt encre54
troribl,wedhja,,,Ipnroirsuat,
bis
believed thoy
wontlolol
observe
, '1 have tolc1 von, *811•tc
that ;Al
• t •wI
$: tan
* t' , *4
* li i ,,,v,
!nab to by ,
, :
Brewster's . -• That goldeo
was MO her drese, ind-.
, *Id was sattMenly mit ' !short
his point by the strange iteho*,,,
lor of Lady Bromley; who fell rapo
her *nets beside Alamo', and, 'win
n r arme around her sleniles',
gr 'r form; bowed her head lap.;
neck and sobbed brolreoly
until 'Oh; my darling, 1, hate
foundyort at, last/ Jrhat • blecsca ,
release- ,ftoaralhe truel bondage ..iii*J
' T-Iravelivett,a1 ' it:
'hare carried.* true ied 01
e
ieritch tunin annual
*t • e
Pie. The mysterious. nature
theearttaeke•., wort been,
puzz!c to k isterel for sheep
are ar a itAntoers ‘11 'well"
and their e being, Suddenly
uv, ;r, others ris; uur re .11 ;121 °:
alit 3 Aorrted
Ly htidfferoewo4totiesenad gthrea shaaerrpotionessedoitg,re'a4
ar
nod in dose tonsultation in *rade
" And as cause. :Meanwhile the
reehief :continues, and each
morning, otoidomeraresh ',Oaths
ease* are reported, and oofl
pritarti, tlost for some reason .
• other:, the flock has been `41,1Ptle
• Inquiries are instituted,. ',ether)
in , theee tolumils, intestines arc
sent to **pert!, Veteranarraltf
'natant* is ealle4 in, *11. toe ofteni
o little purpose. The mischief,
continues, until. it appears to ex-
haust itself, confidence is gradually
reetored', and the matter it 'attri-
buted to thorn misfortunes *hie
appear to be inseparably connected
rrircIth toile maintenance of a large
I write-
te.perience, e of
sheep and' science; such
rotes neither the one nor' the' other
ppeartc *ollleient • to stop Vie
totality, which„ he it rentarked,
is not due te, any specific outbreak
twit as rot, lung trouble, or
but stem* to he due tO a -genet
upset the digeatire
accompanied' by diarrhoea,
'wagon, iiniiseaorir*nd death
*Rowed by frothing ,of the .mout
ind enormois distension of the *b-
en, It.may attack lanaha, toss.
and appears to be at -
u ble to errors of diet. 14
ome eases death is simielerik * ewe
r jg down dead At the haY-erib.
Often, * shepherd, leaves an.
apparentIy in good health at -
ask,. aa ihlt4ti one or two still
nia,„hkrotti ithe morning. trii.
aaiter beeonsers almost r afraid tu
isit his floc* or to ask after Oa
rd letlatily worried by bad n.ws.
•• the beet thing. he can do, ta
er such difficult tartialrastArWela, is
ift. his sheep, on to entrrely
ew round and new food, and thi*
ressture is often eminently
soceestful, *a that the plagoeis
stayed alelost immediately.
rotas* ia„ however, by 'no mean
vett, for , in the firist instant* it
not esoftweted Out anthing
the genera/ mane
heart in my breast, for
1 ;quarter ofs. • century 1'4
Jr#1 ogiveigtdoe_a6nd,, to, ught
guiltyeonused, utterly;
tearsber flowing like' taint, wiile
ant hetrity0almOst,
howevet., \WWI
itr*ngelykit*, and het feel,
though p*Ife,,,**$ b.1„?some -
10 inwata.
she,:zaaid late 4,..".ftc
ining #$#„,11 to this Savtc-V,
irowing her right Arita Arc*
an of the kneeling, sait t'''* -s?'
**she is my mother'
e the mon t
110. llyttletonc.cante
ter skle„ his iottlatillAri .zet WCA'
mettlat• stern, bait *root.
spression.
ekolaimed sole*.
/ 'Ilittisit in the nitt
*Onion* i* therr...0
trang' 14ilerte and :cool
ance$I lou are toarlect.
ng yourself in the mott
able manner, while there appears
me important seeret whwlt
nd Mrs. Bryant share but
ia sot apparent to the', ret
thiak you wouk1 do wet
-narselt *tad give us an ex,
t of special intierest inat
along, dr.sr, and let AS
saki lir*. Lyman
away atPi
ty rviiuutes
Whit did more toward produr.
this result Alum an$ ot
brought- about by
411 o ere hay*
otton t*ite-too albumin -
O its character. _ There was
to ;mote that year, and'elover bay,
cotton 'mike and --yVater, -were too
heating. - All wont tenus
e ke but the' heated: condition of
h 1461 •teeme to the teats
and spread -.1 -udder*, eft
fre. 1 ambit as 11, 130.th. ewe
Iambs,and ovo ,ordinary
At net , this agerious matter,
and was a eat:trial to the.ah
or who • xeellent spirits
during the Ia i 'time, and had
tipitsal-44b laMbs.
,hen roots r
scarce n water
booamo
when lambing time
canio MAO were , grad
wzth herliOrtilta0 end'. love
This :also wai attributed to
bee -condition Of. blood, owing
to eating' muelr -clover hay
rnixed o,Ver and tee .t
'• 'they had, reoel
dow y and * .ftiv nr
the laehier, .„*01114
corineotio
1e remsrked that the , same course
ot feeding might. erisily„losve prv-
d
..,harnalessr for theSe, Strokes •of
bad luck appear • to, be due to a
onitination :of eircoinetances.
*ever, sheep farmer. ha' once
rieneed a loam, and traced it to
uch causeir,as have been Mentia
allot *I •,,,pere;uirlde •hirn to
repeat ill -hear of ,Other
doing the same. thing - withnnt evil
,eonsequence; but .Inind. is -made,
up. brave known it llockinsister 00,3r
that he wou14' no.--allott. his flock
to walk bit!, a. field, of .sWedee be-
fore and, doubtless, ne
had 'got reason for
.
other* do so, and think nothing uf
not .hr
u • o it
doubt, o,
iri n *heel), 40140a1p0a
. rtant that it cannot lot
mot n one eliort article. tiler
fore, shall hope to giite, *few 1044
(*Ike* at a. future time hearing .14
n the t Importian4 "'j
ts J. W.; in. Lire
Jour
twest,
ity I on: thetnttotztri.4Sakoint:i
and
Ncw Orleans on the south.--anarca
or several thousand, **pare miles—!,,
, uo-person - *as 'sabie to. eist,,,*,
eoit without, paying 'te to.t is:7°
commercial ()davits.
rrox
- In 2851"Vr•-lat p as
Liverpcol to cotton,
ro LoraOao a being stopped
otante *l'etierto The
corgi rri,:r•itsonakani:legnedri a'foe4
days,
0 speculator,- failing two years
er.'a causing much ‘-idiseste
is a e first of several eotton,
"corners"attempted in -erpoa
during the eighties,. all Web,
• roved unsoCeessful;
• About the Onto that Mr.
tied to "corner** the world's w e
$2Peopkital letg,gsri2,060011001C.,,,,trinu14,witb1
ahed
0104 14i Britital $PetUfktor4$
-140c-tea in New YorkCity.„, w
bout the "Mane tirne
lean ,Niporgtion ,Obtained practi-
eal
tentrol, of the Azheries of •.the
great Canadian likes, thankfi * •
wit with a capital of Smoo 000
The port*ft°g14:Paititelaseswiniallitr7oit 't*hiese"140/41;41)
lakes ,e44- only do. so.by.
tx .44 these ontecoopolthtietteu;
historyThe moden of steel and
oil, of oirse, provides some of the'.
ost -examples Of the pow
• a -combine*, and *rich
lteatfeller and 'Mr.,
to*Andrew ;:sgi: owe their
ons really to the ""cornerin 70of (he ,
There Are aoine'.aanusing featur
in tbe liti,itor:y• of "korneres.7 and
sorne curious commereial enterpris.
A est: tiaggested -'70f later
years It it only two years *go
group of New York
flnan-
zought out scheme kr
ring!output- 'of tho.
They arran t
*11 e great printing and
i lio' shoUld,,eom
redminiusiltnifithne, e.:1,41101o4fipstrriodtiatitetion
tio
xninimum. *11 round inere*t
0 per ttait. prices 'mirk to be in.
rOduCed. an .eriorinotre profits were
stimated. But *people England
raised to have sal thing to -41‘o with
the idea, and thug' on poising
Art Wcheine was broarght to an
e least, to fir as interns -
bona business Was totteerri, ed,
PAEROT A$11 MON, EPA' Tittf.St
It as reported in tRodf that tha,
wztrof the 'Jordan had het*
"eoraer"d,' rtsibe. American
olnd havie ".4atitirsed oroak tb�
,Tur kra t th* tulusitis
t the wafer of
Indeed, theta
-ms no himit tu 4frornerint potl.
renties merirint naurf..
;A 4 moil* ugh it may tekno
bine .trat.s ally formed two
ir thre. ars ago, with A capital
of *300 000. ti or"' :monkeys,
parrot *id alt ge pet,. -
...ILVIONS.:11ritS*4$# „LOST /t.•
Worrier ly auotker•
fruit or aioixpuly. m. atan.
• so, or SI
*nge their p'cnhatiun with
o atoning the' .whole of a ,te
commodity, - such AS rest.
,or cotton, for. iristance.If
-
hey *netted in Obtaining this in
opoly, then thecan create
e*rcty witiolt,eauses the prices to
and enable* them to ultimate.
II out at huge profits*, • •• '
I!, 4
,
t trot -tato
*
*,;•
,efq b'r, bei
drew
tr f the
flth� laaadelier. leer
4 ri), themselves *
4,1
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