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I . i� � I -1 � - I - Open - ' 0 all; ' - — . ago I lightly swo =_7�_ . . stopping before one. I ed it with the out to cast a harpoon with the fishermen, the manager's room. He read it al ud, 4 - I I boys'unrier sixteen years a bachelor fore -- I _, \ a gray-haired dame and aged sire, epli I _ hen ed it without c . I Th . key on my bunch that bore the c - and I r ed -with a -laugh: - "Yes, if he t hand' ornment to Wi , � I - Xot 10%_ I They sat alone bv the bright wood fire. - It Is illegallor To III � orrespond $$, - I - ", I r � - - .. - - I'd known a'dozen girls or-- 0 - � ;_� �.V -_ I ( ainst the fate ' Ona I 1Q' - nished. ,�: 'of age to'be on the streebi of Sellersburg, - - . - I I , , Dreaming of days gone by; ing nuwber, and placed the iron box inside, would *insure me ag. of J " It'" ewer, who looked asto I Some sweet and dtu44 , 1,1_,i and - - - . I - , . � � The tear -drops fell on each wririkled cheek� taking out the key of the box. I passed a sleepless iight, thin . Ind., aft6r seven o'clock p.m. clever, I 11 Id not speak, king- over 11 It is mv own bandwritill " she said, - I I The, 'weN . . 91 But all their wiles and witching clia,ms They both had thoughts they cotl " Now," I explained, it I shall counect an tile whole situati6a.` It was impossible - to 4 ' and yet fnever wrote that ! I never me _- In a. sha�virjg contest in Truckee, Nevada - - . � 11 And each heart uttered a t4gh. . alarm with this safe that will ring both in avoid the conclaaion� th I 'to P --' the sueddsshil barber �4616anly scraped iZ I'd met with such serene res� step-ae 11. ��entrs,t �.r' . � . at SOMO danger tioned either 'to -night' or -morrow " That even when with open arm' s I For their sad and tearful eyes described my room and Mr. �Ijeatoa,,s if it is tamperea menaced Miss Gower's jewels, yet it was a pairpil. in forty-five secoads--without -draw- They stood, I kept a proper distance. Two Eng ', t in my note." -_ - I - Three little chairs placed side by side with, so your treasures are quite secure, present so intangible, that I could,not make 11 You see that I acted only on what I ing blood. - _. R'eek,, ago I '� I I joined a elub, and settled down �� Against the sitting -room wall; Miss Gower." I � bicvcles. I Old-fashioned enough as there they stood- up my mind to take any one -into my con- believed to be your instructions, Miss One of fashion's devotees suggests that the ' To blissful dreanisand novel, stu d _3 , - I - - "" � Df t lif , aN . Their seat,; of flag and their frames of wood, After that day the jewels lay andisturbed fidence. I was not afraid of an attack upon Gower," said'John Seaton. I I I cannot Ye' , Government ought to print an, assortment I smoked until I'd colored bro qr ' - " .,) I . for months, e ' gly gua;rded. . A meerschaum saddled 07-_� , -aH I r Yeept that Miss Gower oc. th a vault ; it was too a' bron' 'O ., With their backs so high and tall. by a C41DIL , e's, 1 believe that n. actual robbery has. been of postagestamps with a block border, for I thought my�lclf exempt from er,re wnrked f ne casionally brought a friend to admire them, could only. think of one plan by which 1 co - itt�d.- a Ora the use of people in mourning. -_ I I I Then the sire shook his silvery head, mal Vare b, will you not� go UP That crosses the domestic tablt, � pa L hs. ! ently said: when John, Seaton or I brought the iron. could insure the safety of the jewels, and to the Windsor- i A trade journal-sta,tes that grease spot i �� And with trembling voice he g it is not qU te eleven-aad a When suddenly, quite unaware, i - � �. I "Mother, these am lity (-hair-; clamped box to the manager -s room, and re- to follow out that plan might place myself ask for Mr. Hassel V can be readily removed from carpets by the My narrow path was crossed by Mabel. _ Aiuminun � They bring u.q such sad thoughts to -night mained beside the gems no I sxmv have . util they were re- in, an awkward predicament. I resolved 11 And -I'll go to the Cedars," cried Colo, application of a mixture consisting of equal To be near her, to hear her speak, i I We'll put them forever out of sight stored to their -stronghold. - " we may have left the box . 11 . In thesmall dark room upstairs." upon it, however, and waited my opportun- nel Gower. � I Thev would -portions of chloroform and ether. And drink the music of her laughter; I " ill But.quick-ghe a The winter wore uneventfully a,way, the ity. The first time old John Seaton went at our house since we left there. L too, To see the smiles slip o'er her oheek, file sole ,; - ' � ., Hassel During I And watch the dimples chasing aftZ,r- A aswered, " Father, riot Yet, ;pring passed, and then a slight stir came to away for a few hours, leaving the keys with. feel'unwilling to believe that John the present year many of tile pa- i - in A ,� For I look at them and I forget P, . I died . lwade, for the two or three hotels be- me, as usual, I went to the vault. straight has really taken the jewels--appropri ted- triotic women of Poland wear mourning to But hold! you know as well as I A I That the children are away: , a What auguries such praises carry -, 2 Bible and a 1��_ The boys come back an -1 our MarY, too. gan to fill with summer vis"tors, who were to Safe No� 27. 1 took out the iron clamp- them -stolen them, in fact." - commemorate the centenary of the loss of I bade the bachelors good -by, . "I __ � With her apron on of cbecked bine, finding out the beauty of our seclude t harn- en box, opened it, and removed the leather I sped away to tbe Windsor Hotel, ho'- Poland's independen,2e as a nation. Amd in the autumn I shall marry. i Beracu, '_1 �, P per. C It i _1 - And sit here every day. let and its sunny bay. Among others came jewel -vase. of which XI iss Gower alone held jug Miss Gower w"ould remain with John A watchmaker in Nuremburg, Bavaria, - - W"010- -_ pa I . I 1� "Johnny comes back from the billows deep; a young Anglo. German, who brought letters the key. - I put asmall lettef-weight or two Seaton until my return -hoping, also, that has invented a device which displays on tile 11 1,000 persor n Golden Thouzhts For Every Day, I by a solut�( 1_1 Willie wakes from hip battle -field sleep of introduction to Colonel Gower from vari- in the box, and filled it up -with Copies Of the fretful invalid mother might not appear face of a clock, one hour before it is about --1 ' - 15 _. To say good -night to roe; Ous old f riends abroad and at borne. He told old deeds, receipts, and such worthless oil the scene, to precipitate my . confession to ran down, the warning word, it Wind. " Monday-- . LndWhiLe of T1, Mary's a, wife and mother no more, - 0 1 1'�� . as he needed rest and quiet, and Keppel- doe The happy morn is come; li But a tired child whose playtirno if! o'er ts. I replaced the box in safe 27, with her jeremiads. As I expected, they Dramatists in France get twelve per cent. Triumphant o'er the grave, A h-rge c And comes to rest at my ]-,nee. wa,de had been recommended to him androeekneld it carefully. The leather cas` placed in 13, e I had not seen Mr. Hassel at the Windsor of the gross receipts of each play, and are The Savior leaves the tomb, . - for its 'salubrious air and seclusion took up to the second floor, to my own since the early forenoon, and lie had paid y uew Turk:,,i I allowed tinkets t; the value of one hundred Omnipotent to save; I thought to I . ,So let them stand ther3, thou -,11 empty now, He was a handsome man, of brilliant parts, room, deposited it in a strong little box of his bill, as he did punctually every week� francs for every performa'nce of ,such plays I And every time when alone we bow at in Captivity is captive led. At the Father's throne to pray, . with a wonderful fascination of manner. my own, and th the bottom of my ward- the evening before. I went back with this as they have written. - For Jesus liveth that was dead. I troubles in I We'll a,tk to meet the children above, Colonel Gower did not invite him to stay at robe, which was alwa a It-.-ke(l- securely. news to the Bank House. Miss Gower Was There is a demand in England for a coin I , ..#I, In our Saviour's home of rest ard love, the Cedars'; y Who now accuses tbepi, The laroe, P � - Where no child goeth away." he took rooms at the Windsor The bvent proved that I was right ;,but I still there; and within a few minutes of my of the va - lue of 91. Sir Henry Bessemer . For whom their Surety died? � masted ))�rk- .- . Hotel, and made himself free of the whole positively tremble still to think how easily return her father came in triumphantly Who now shall those condemn. I measures 2,', � 11 town, captivating all and sundry by his good I might have been arraigned as a thief, had brandishing a letter. 'I This came for you suggests that it be made of aluminium, Whom God hatli j ustified ? i aapacity of , � I which is a very light metal -less than one- Captivity is captive led, : looks and his kindly affable manners. the jewels beer. found in my wardrobe. Elaanor, by the evening post. I bave no seventh the weight of gold. It is so light , For Jesus liveth that was d ead� A single g SAFE NO. 270 , Apolisbed, widely -travelled man of the Abouta week after I had tranferred the doubt Mr. Hesse] explains all satisfactorily"' that counterfeiters could not find any pre- Christ hath the ransom paid, V,0 San �Fran world was John Hassel, and he could con. leather case to my own keeping, John Hassel Eleanor took the letter with some eager- - % erse with equal ease and brilliance on came into the 13"k, fresh and smiling as uess, and read aloud: paration wi�h which to make spurious al- The lorions work is done, which v�as � It was some tim4 in the early eighties, I , ' l uminium coins. I On ifim our help is laid, 9 0, ow. literature, science up to date, ethics, or usual. After his pli3asant and courteous DEAR MISS GoivFR—I have at last at. By Him our victory won; was appointed agent for Rawl ' in9s Bank, at metaphysics. In a week or two he wa greetings, he presented to old John Seaton tained the object to which I have devoted The Japanese are fond of bathing. In Captivity is captive led. It is said f ieast for the branch of it located in the busy much at home in Keppelwade as if he shaads an order written in Miss Gower's firm hand- 'months of patieut waiting -the Haseldine the city of Tokio there are over eight hun- For Jesus liveth that was dead. penses of t . ieaport town of Keppelwade, on the York- been born amongst us, and his face became writing, bearing'on its face the balf-of the jewels. They are mine by right, not your$; dred public batli�houses, in which a person -iThomas UaWaIL goes in varic hire coast. I w ously informed by my as familiar at the Bank as secret code, and requesting that the'iro Tuesday-Th.e English people are satis. � . 13-aperiors, the = Brothers, principals Seaton himself. that of old John 0 a for I am John Haseldine. I am sorry to can take a bath, hot or cold, for a sum equal fiedthat to the great the consolations of Mail mat , box containing Miss Gower'sjewels be given deprive y,ju of them, but they are certainly to one cent. ' Most of the Japanese perfer Berlin in pm ' of the Bank, that my trustworthiness and Mr Hassel was a profound believer in to bearer -they would be returned next day. mine. warm baths, and very likely this is the rea- religion areas necessary as its instructions, ielivered wi I punctuality had induced them to promote mesmerism, and told us some strange tales of I si,w Mr., Seaton referring to his private I . JonN HASELDINE. son why I their complexions are usually clear, They, too, are among the unhappy. They I Among th I me to this post at an earlier age than bank 6 I feel personal pain and domestic sorrow, In I I I . i ,subjects" he had seen- abroad, in Paris and ledger to verify the code, smiling the while The.. others turned, bewildered looks on smooth, and spo�t.less. , . these they have no privilege, but are subject I land lat�elv I . clerka usually blossom out into inspectors at the German seats of learning, where at �t an amusing episode Hassel was relating - I was " yellow hire] I Dr agents. I thanked them deferentially, in each other; but I, with the knowledge of Mrs. J. Wilson, of Warsaw, Ind., to pay their full contributions levied ol _� I I . that time "metal baths", and mesmerism his gayest manner. I could scarcely con- � but adhered to my own previous private . that leather jewel -case safe in inywardrobe thought to be dead, and .just as her mortality. They want this sovereign baltri ; and from tw � . I were the prevalen.t craze. He told us with ta'u my uneasiness. What if Hassel had- up -stairs,, pictured the cool scoundrel's col. body was tenderly placed in the coffin, she under their gnawing cares and anxieties, to be manut 6 i. � Dpinion, whieh was, that I was indebted for a laugh one evening at Sir Gilbert's that the key of the leather case, and should -wish . raised her hands and -clut7ched the fingers of ture. I � I lapse,on opening and searching the iron box, . � It partly to the inflaance of my uncle, Sir when all oth�r means of living to open it there 9 What it all were being - ,which, -being less conversant about thq -1 failed him, cer's assistant. Restoratives limited wants of animal life, range withoul The largei I I . rahberb Varcomb of Kepplewade, and partly he could become a Professor of Phrenology done in good faith, -and he should really and laughed aloud. John Seaton looked at the undertaL and. she soon became con- limit and are diversified by infinite combina, . and a mesmerist. ' Gilbert proposed a convey the box safely to Miss Gower ! me reproachfully ; visions of Scotland Yard were applied, I � lo the adventure which I �in now about to World bar, r( � I . detectives on the trail, commotion among scions, and is likely to thoroughly reco"r. tions in the wild and unbounded regions o� . land and se (, relate. CC mesmeric entertainment," but Mr. Hassel After a short absence, Mr: Seaton return the R�wlin magnates in the City, possible For three days she bal b9an in a -trance. imagination. -[Burke. can saw thr ( The agent under whom I had qualified rather haughtily refused. ed, bearing the iron box, which he wrapped reprimands and severities, were evidently Intense excitement prevailed near'Nation- � . . I . al City, California, when the discovery was I Wednesday- inches and t e for my present position was John Seaton, a I dreaded the influence he rnigbt establish up in brown pa trap round it passing before his mind. logs, 50 fee I many cld Scotchm%u, slow as the tortoise, I per, passing a a I r � � (I , over Eleanor Gower ; but wheon I raw no for easy carr Ing. He detached the key j made that a dead body had been used fo Yet, every- day has its dawn, tOU& It i �ut of exceeding kindness and faithfulness � y Colonel Gower was intensely angry, and , Its noontide and its eve; � ( A heart. To know him was to love him. special preference on either side, I became -from ' his own ring and handed it also to no wonder, at the cool manner in which w, smuggling parposes. A corpse was brought I Live while we live, giving God thanks- even faster , content to wait, patiently and �quietly as Hassel. He and I both lived in the Bank House, it had all been hoodwinked. from Mexico, and reverently conveyed He will not let us grieve. - j siness premises before, until time -or circumstance favoured See you at Sir Gilbert's to night, Var- Miss Gower looked coldly and proudly ,� across the line, ostensibly for shipment to -[Dinah Maria Crail., A lifeboa, � just above the bu i , which my own suit. I thought my case was not 0 mb," called out Hassel gaily as he wag relatives in San Francisco. A curious citi- . -0 me, as if my lauorh had hurt her. I Thursday -Worldly pleasure, like th( i . were lairge and commodious. It was a sub. 'hopeless, I was heir -presumptive to Sir passing out with his prize. I only nodded in 0 built at Str , -1 . � itantial and imposina mansion, built of red Oilbert Varcorn b, and bad a good allowance, ,response; in truth, I was almost incapable C 1, What will lie deserve at, your hands, zen. who had had his suspicions aroused, rose is sweet, but itbas its tborn. Likethe crable cur ; brick, with stone facings, and polished gran T olonel Gower," I asked, "who will restore �ecretly followed the corpse after its arrival bee it gives some honey, but it carries it� emswer wh - besides my salary.; and I had no expensive Of speech without betraying I y d g n eep pressed into the � t. � Ite pillars. The whole of the groand floor tastes ; so I thought it was not unreasonable anxiety. . The torture coin all the jewels, without one amissina? in National uity, and saw it conveyed to a still Like Judas, it gives the kiss, bnt il hought to - I I u at I might win Eleanor Gower next two hours was indescribable ; kind old eward?" a betrayer. Pleasure is good vio wap required for business D rposes, besides to hope th5 Would you let him name his own r lone habitation in the mountains at Otay is mt of th )us good 1 large portion of the cellarage. A side for my wife some day. The Colonel looked at me grimly from Mesa. Peeping through the window, he for sauce, but not for food ; it may do for balanced b . . I Britrance as handsome as -the other led Meanwhile, the Mr. Seaton told in- a to g.3 tip -stairs and rest under his shaggy eyebrows. "Yes; � I -saw the sa,d mourners engaged in a rather digestion, but not for dinner -those who get V ap to the first floor, where the agent months passed; other visitors came and -he was sure mytead was achiDg badly. I would let him name it," he replied with -em- unusual proceeding. They had opened the most of it are most deceived. --[C. Leach. Tke new . f , went -John Hassel remained. only shook my head, and worked on desper- phasis - have necres f lived. On a higher story I had lay bed- . coffin, and from the interior of the corpse . 4 0 ately, for- I must be on the spot when Colo- " Friday- . carrying o' , . One evening I was dining with him at the ' . " And if lie named tbat which was -prom- they were taking small tin bo x -,s of opium. : - . loom and sitting -room ; and I lived con- Windsor- nel Gower and his daughter would come 0 Thee will I love, my joy, m7 crown: formed for 1- , and our conversation had 1n ised to Schiller's Diver?" I presisted bold- Admirers of the fair sex, who are always Thee will I lov , - X i ,-. tentedly on the premisei, finding plenty of had turned, as it often did upon meamer to denounce the thief who had stolen th ly, though my face had grown very hot. ready to give full creditto woman for her Thee will I love, benea-th thy frown ' s earner I � healthy amusement and variety in fishing, . I ' Haseldine jewels! I did not even go up toe Or smile, thy sceptre or thy rod? . ;_ . M111. He seemed to Iii, to talk of He looked at me still inore grimly, but influence and achievements, say that Colum. thus far a a.� I - illooting, even occasionally riding after the � lunch, bat made oldMartha our housekeep- What though my flesh and heart decay? Prof. H I I his own powers, and he reiterated bis � j, � hounds, when my uncle, Sir Gilbert, er bring me some biscuits and cheese and 'With a twinkle in his eye, which I interpret- bus received a 'i tip" from his wife regard- Thee shall I love in endless day. � , gave often expressed belief that I was one who agreeable �cl me a good mount, and various dinner and I ed favourably. Miss Gower and John Seaton ing the existence of a new world, She was -_ . � . would fall a ready victim to his will -power. a glass of milk. When three hours had - -[C. Wesley. ed with a k wening engagements in their season. were talking together, and had not heard a beauty of Lisbon, the daughter of a dis- ' -t There was a beautiful little place belong. I knew he was mistaken, for many 11 pro- passed without'any alarm being given, I us. " I should say," heanswered deliberate- tinguished Italian navigator named Peres- Saturday -Have you not all sometimeg , cap ed dea - went to the other extreme of feelina', and watched tile sea -gulls as, utterillff f-beir on ly, and . Ing -to my uncle called I The Ceda.rs,' within fessors " to whom I had freely offered my. ly, "that he had better ask the princess trello. One day, so the story runs, while 3 - self as a " subject . could have capered like a madma i � * . . plainUve wail, as, with ti�e slow wOaft of I - A mile of the town. It was tenanted by a - - ." had given me up all im- n in my Joy herself. " of her perienced a . � and relief, foe I was pretty sure that my ' Dona Felipa was examining some their white -wings, they hover above the I __ racticable and quite unmanageable; but . I "So be will," I said gladly -papers, she discovered one contain- no terror. .. � retiredIndian officer, Colonel Gower, his P � had proved correct. . 11 Listen father's . surge ? Or, have you seea the gannet hurl- , . I wife, and daughter, Miss Eleanor 6ow,r, when Hassel still persisted in 11is opinion, I vague surmises When then, to Ynv small story, ,14.r. 'Seaton. -Sit' ing a efiart 01, a new path to the Indies. She ing itself down like a thunder&aIt from its i Baron � I � very handsome girl, but cold and stately appreed carelessly to a trial of his skill. I we Put up our abutters for the day, the here, Miss Gower; I have something to tell showed it to her beloved Christopher, and estate 02 6 . c strain on my nerves had really brought on a perpendicular height to strike some fish in manner. Shortly after they took posses- ottld do no less when he --my host -was so C5 vou. We all know how John Hassel believ- as the. Genoese sailor was a's wise as he was I Austria'11 - . . - - Rion of the Cedars, about a twelve-month evidently in earnest, and seemed even a violent headache, and, after partaking of ed in himself as a mesmerist. His power venturesome' he krie which its keen eye sees glittering deep i mont by t - � I litfle nettled at my unbelief. some tea and a strip of toast, I was glad to I w the value of the.ch-art tinder the waves ? Or, if, pent up ia these I � - . -before my story begins, Colonel Gower and lie d . I n and sleep, which I did was real, br.t his mistake was in being so and soon -after decided to utilize it. The stifling cities with their smoke poisoned air, � . f I . own in my root I During . his daughter drove into town, and stopped � I sat in an easy -chair, and fixed my eyes soundly for two liours. I awoke refreshed sure that lie could DflUeD e all and sundry. 'hintembraced inthisch-3rt, thankstohis we cannot see these, we need not go very i fro in Russ' . .__ 3,t the Bank, they both aliahted and enter- on his face. He made gentle passes before I knew he could not hypnotise me ; but he wife, led to the discovery which will Ve ever embarked - , � and thankful, dressed for dinner, and set far to learn a lesson from the pigeons, with 11, , ad, the Colonel bearing in his hand a large me with his hands -strange rhythmic move- was so eager to try, so determined to suc- memorable in the land of Columb�a. and Ham ��. '( � outforSir Gilbert's withalight heart. I ceed that, for f tin, I feigned the coma, and -66I.— , a luster as of amethyst bathed in emerald South Afr 1� �&� K brown leather bag. I went with them to ments that, but for fear of annoying him, ,,,aid allow the affair to develop naturally made him think I was wholly overcome. on their shining necks, as they seek the food � the manaaer's room, as Mn Seat6n was out, would have made me laugh outright. Sud- ' ' A man __ " now when I knew the jewels were safe. Swim- Games in Early Times. which man's kindness gives them .- or, at _.- All 1jis questions related to Miss Gower's M � � %nd Colonel Gower opened hiwbusinesw to denly, with an inward laugh, fresolved to The kind old manaaer smiled and nodded Since the most ancient days mankind has any rate, the numberless city sparror,y. weeks aaa �., 0 C5 jewels. He had hoped to get them directly � - I , , I- ; _� me without any hesitation. feicrn the mesmeric sleep ; I thought of to me as I was passing out. and told me to from me -and when he found how strongly bec,n accustomed to hail the appearance of humbleat and most despised of God's creat- school tea � - .- i - "I have here," he said, laying his hand nothing beyond the passing fun of the enjoy myself. - . ng with intense satisfaction and delight, ures, very street Arabs among the birds, of in Switze ",I,-. � 11 on the bag "many thouEand pounds' worth moment, and I would turn the tables on they we a guarded, he was angry. I acted us - which yet not one falleth to the ground islime � Z . of jewels. My daughter's godmother, Mrs. him when he began to toast of big, power, arrived before me. I found both in my aun so well r s�ra e of its beina the natural commence Colonel Gower and his daughter bad b punislime , that lie never found me out ; and, 0 _ - I 0 t's ment of the year, The ancient Romans on without our Father's will. Did Jesus, then, and that 1, �� - Haseldine, a very wealthy and eccentric or gift as he called it. Again, I sa,y, I drawing -room when I entered. Mr. Seaton, the day you went to Harper April 28 and five following (lays celebrated point to the birds of the air as thoufyh they having b _� C _ wornan, died recently, and bequeathed all thought of nothing beyond this. I allowed 44 Henge last week, I took the leather case � n I I—, .�, .-more trinkets than a my eyes, tinder his steadfast gaze, to be- P Have you seen'Mr. Hesse], Bert?" ask- -0i the iron box, filled up the box with certain festivities called ludi florales, or the set you an example of greedy dependeiace or An epi . I her jewels, to Eleanor ad Lady Varcomb "We are waiting, for out o flovil games. These were held annually in of lazy sloth ? Nay, not so. " That which great tro �11 5 one or two paper -weights, and bundles of . , reasonably sane woman could wear in a life- come .narrower and milder, then. the lids him. " ,_.,z.,- '. time. We have brought them to you for drooped slowly, and I fell back limply in old balance-sbeets and receipts. -Your honor -of Flora, the goddess of flowers and lie giveth them they gather ; he openeth his ington, a 1- , . _. _.A _..- � , "Not since morning. " I replie.l. 11 H , vegetation. Nfayor h , I safe keeping. " He set down the bag on the the chair and breathed gently and regular- 'a jewels are quite safe, Miss Gower, in a box �� Prayers were offered to this hand, and they," unanxious about the mor. � _,_ � , , - come to the Bank at eleven o'clock on bus divinity asking her to smile upon the row, guided by unreflecting instinct, toiling dat-ory on � .�� -1. IN � . table vi ith a heavy thud. ly. There was perfect stillness for a few ness. 11 " in the bottorn of my wardrobe upstairs. ' nd other products of for what God gives, " are filled with good_" close at I ,- � I explained to them quietly the precan Take my keys, Mr. Seaton, and see for flowers, trees,, grass a I- I - raoments, and then I beard a. muttered 3ower, as I , � .- ,_ - rr I made my way to Miss G yourself, " I the earth during the year. - --- [John Howe. until furt - . 1.11 tions we took for the defence of stich valu- " That7s-well !" uttered with an intlellSity generally contrived to do within five minutes The Greeks also indulged in festive games, The ph .�; - . , , , � In a moment John Seaton, and Colonel accom - .11 ables. that filled me with curiosity. About five of entering any room where she was pre8- Gower were bounding up, three at- panied with many ceremonies appro- . . � � . , .- I " I will give Miss Gower a written .code minutes passed, and then he s lid gently: I - eps at a . ,c el -4--i- f� or cipher that will be known only to her " Varcomb, can you hear me?" ent. . . ti-ne. I stayed Miss Gower when she woald priate to the season. Notioe to Office Bares. reports t �_ � " Did you show Mr Hassel my jewels to- have followed : 11 M In later. days the Germans commemorated �_ � and me -and of course, Mr. Seaton, She - iss Gower -Eleanor, I Walk right in, and if you don't see w1al withevi .� * " Yes," I replied, ir, 6, dull mechanical day?" she asked, after oar greetings were a er's con- the return of spring with great, ceremony you want, reach for it. childhoo, - -, . must give an order in her own handwriting way. J1 over. "He wished particularly to see those sl in quite content to owe your fath you and display of an allegorical character, to Take all the latest exchanges before rh6 brain po � - to any messenger -even you, Colonel Gower, I " Where are Miss Gower's jewels kept? large ugly cameos, in their old-fashioned ant to his gr&titude, but -what do which they gave the name of Der Sonimers- - - - .1 . owe me ? Not gratitude, I hope. Love is . editor has had a chance at them. They a,r( sense ren . ,�_ 11 : bearing the half of this cipher on its face he asked in a low eager tone. gold setting. " gewinn, or the acquisition of summer. At . _� 3 - - before any of the jewels are delivered. The It was a wonder I did not leap to my feet "Mr. -Seaton gave him the iron box, worth love." --Eisenach, in Saxony, the inhabitants -at one made to look at., Trim your naas with hit In St. - I � � - I I 1� key of the safe in Which they are kept"— ih my great astonishment, and a good after reading your order, and.he carried it I will not record her answer ; it was sat. scissors and -write your letters on his desk, that 11 B I � � 11 One moment, please," interrup isfact')ry. time celebrated it in tl� a following manner : ' � _�� ,.- 2� ted Miss thing that I did not. I found voice enough off with all its contents," [ replied quickly., The look of the leather case had to be They divided themselves into two parties, riot forgetting �o leave the pen in the mucl, - will be a . � ).r. - Gower. "I will retain only one, key -that . . ie lage bottle. descend t,Dsa ill the same dull manner: "SafeNo.- Shealigbtly raised her eyebrow4 more forced butthejewels wereintact; notoue Don't shut the door if you should happer to mean �_ 7, . y - 0 one of which carri d a straw figure, repre- ., � 1� . I Df the leather jewel -case inside the iron o ,, � - 11 He I seating Winter, without the limits of the � , . ;�, I I . -7 in amused surprised than alarm. ! - ki __ I box� " . � - . was misplaced., . leave. The editor needs all the sight �'Z_"_ , � " Can you obtain access to it -to them?" had not my authority for such a proceed- . We have neither seen nor heard of John to - dethrone _ __ 11 'r �, town, thus symbolically banishing the - � , t -As you please," I assented. I I If you I draughts he clan get. dynasty . ��--�, �- ,,, �� . " No." - ing;" she said quietly; "nor had Mr. Haseldine since then, but Eleanor � _�, � let rae a frosty old fellow from their district. Tb t,"�' ,� � � ee them now, I will catalogue them.- ': Why not ?" Seaton. " � - I and I e Ask him ten times a day why be has not title of ,, -, 1 - , )) - often say we should like to have seen; his other party assembled on the outskirts of , ____ - i ( I and make a copy inventory for you to re. ' John Seaton bolds,the k 11 In what terms did you couch your f ti blished your sketch. Yours is the only � �_. - ..;; I __ � , eys. " , - ie village and at a given signal marched Pu - The _ --- -0�- . . � - I, am" . - - aee when lie examined, the contents of the . . - .�, ( _ - . . I I � - J �_, .- "' "-Howisthevaiiltprotee order,7 Miss Gower? Mr. Seaton is rigidly - sketch he has received in six months, and � vrants in �- , It � ted ? bearing aloft a figure of -Spr:ng, be- = V ,� - . __ I looked into the front office to telt--the iron box so long and carefully kept in safe ", it should have appeared long ago. actively �- �-�-- �A it Night watchmam, big dog, iron door, exact- " I No. 27 1 � decked,with cypress and hawthorn. Meet - ,z , t _� z__ kn clerks that no one was to be admitted to electric alarm." . "2Vot quite in this case," she pointedly jug the others they joined forces and formed In short, walk right in and take chargE been co, �- , �, .> the manager's room except Mr. Seaton it Z, v - - , f *5, rs - . I � , he returned ; then I locked the door and Avery unorthodox execration broke from- Pe isted. I I J asked Mr. Seai,on to show of things. You are a natural born editor, Nfauricie ,, � , I � I � _. '! � � him ; and there was a lengthy pause, dur.- Mr. Hassel all my jewels ; and I enclo3ed Electrical Notes. a triumphal procession. The peasants pa and should never have spent your life iu being es IL- , a - I sat down to my task. The Colonel open. raded-about the fields, -singing and dancing loafing around. Get in the editorial chair, ready V � 1, � ? ad the bag ' ing which I dare not move a single eyelid. the key of the leather case, to. be returned and otherwise expressing their joy afthe �. I _-.11_-1 i - � � and disclosed a strong -box to me immediately. You showed them to Thomas A. Edison is at present in New return of the spring. kie'k the editor out and show the people the culti i with iron clamps, marked with a large 11H 11 " How shall I obtain access to Safe No. Po --A - in brass -headed nails, o .1.0 27 ?" he asked at last. I my aunt, Mr& Gower of Hardwicke, a few Jersey looking after the possible develop. As time progressed the straw figures were how to ran a newspaper. A new I I � - n the top. N 1�% months ago, when I could not go with her ment of mining property by the introduc- di,,,,ded, and'the two seasons were repre- been bro � -� % -, Gower handed him a key, and he opened " You must have a written order from at the time, and you brought me back the tion of his magnetic ore separator. sented by appropriately dressed human be- Needless Alarm 5hopkee � , � "I . . . � i - - - - ) - - - . _ I * . - '- I- - , j J thisalso. Inside was a strong leather jewel� Miss Gower, headed by a code or cipher, key yourself, Mr. Varcomb." . Theemployment of celluloid inplaceof ings. These individuals engaged in a mock Dangerous things look safe, and safe W the fi. � ,- � I , _� ewe, and of that, too, Miss Gower gave him %known only to her and Mr. Seaton." I I Very true; but I heard nothing Of a lead for storage battery plates is a new de- combat, in which, as a matter of course, thinp look dangerous. The trouble is all in %_ I., 0 week th �' ��K,4� __ - the key. Again a baffled ejaculation, and he rose key this n ; and Mr. Seaton is so -D rture, which, with other advantages Spring came off the victor and was trium- the beholder's eye, as the common expres- - __ I We had many beautiful and valuable and walked abDUC the room, mutterlug precise an 11 make a great saving of weight in " ' � - teiv-d o _ ��--__ . � 'Oraing I,- , �' - d correct that I am certain, he has '� �1_ I . wi 0 the pliantly led into the town, amid the re- sio'n is. An Englishman was on a voyage to ;he cut k" family jewels ; but anything like these now angrily. ' I not exceeded his instructions, as he under. accumulators. joicings of the assembled crowds. Winter's S I shopkee �__�4� - I . 'k �� -1 5-. revealed I had never seen. Rubies of rich I sat motionl s, ruminating deeply on stood them. I assure you, Miss Gow, er, has representative, on the other hand, was uncere - business I � I 1�, - I es 0 A new system of duplex telegraphy - 1. I .. , ,,,- C., - I pZhi'lis were flying by, of varying shape, -" � q_ . : 11 A. 11 I intoxicating lustre ; flawless pearls, opals, my idiotic answers. Some ready -witted that"--- recently been devised which is both duplex MOU rig and color. One, the Englishman noticed � I � �, _-111 _.- emeralds ; -but the diamonds were the es. men could have coined misleading answers I was interrupted by a movement of the i?usly !tripped of his em blematical garl) easier to -- � � �' I and diplex in its nature. and ignominiously dismissed. Tile name was bearing slowly down towards him, tinued a I � � I I pecW glory of the collection, filling the dull to Hassel's questions without hesitation ; I company towards the door; and after a con- I , I �', , - _1 b, in tea- y the given to this festival was the "Dead Sun- with her cargo piled on deck half -way up � -"�-_*- i,_,,-_�-, rooni with fairy sparkles of light, like the - wAs not one of those who cannot be taken firmatory nod from Lady Varcom The latest novelties brought out b day," in allusion to the resemblance which the masts! What could she be? How could resigne _ , . ripples on a sunlit bay. Starry clusters. of by svrprise. I had been taken by surprise. - E dison: Company are a street -car con The A (,---el , k - ponse to my inquiring glance, I offlared my - trolling the still repose of winter allegorically bears she hope laden in this way, to live out the v 'I- ,�- ; _� , , ts ying new features, and a Lyen- , - � "I'll'' � � - diamandafor the breait, pendan ,brooches, How I longed to be alone, to ihink this well arm to Miss Gower, and we joined- the pro. switch embed A sla ' ,�, _ -, to ;-3 _ field -coils can be removed in Z�-i 4�1 - - ". ch Mr. John Hassel did not Gradually the custom died away, and now The English traveller was considerably ex- their ra �� I � - �, -� clasps, lockets, eardrops, without nuin - berl over. A few minutes more, and I felt that cessioni of whi crater whose the sleep of death. fairrtest suspicion of a gale 1 where D _7 't � � . spools for repair. . , - ,.� _� - And besides -AU these in their rich settings, he was making rapid passes before my1ace form a part. no vestik-e ria - * )nee a gala ercised about her. Something surely ought where t , , - . I , I - I Z ra , &in. e, France � inains of what was� ( "71 t alittle chamois bag under the lowest ag , it How does this matter strike you Mr The City Council of St. Etienn' i- - - I , day, i&bbg -tb*6 fun loving inhabitants of ,to be done to make such rascally 11 deck- 3tate, __ .4T �z�' � lying beside a set of magnificent and ver " Wake up," he said sharply ; and I Varcomb?" asked miss Gower in a' 10 ' has decided to eqnip the 18,000 silk a , " w nd Eisenach. loading" illegal and impossible. He scan.' .�_.__, 1� �, - - -1 � - . ugly cameos, held a namber,of- setin quickly, rubbing my eyes, and tone, when we were surrounded by a sub. ribbon looms of the plave with electric motor - apan th J p I- ,11 - - an started up -.4� � - , - --------: smiller diamonds. I I . � . I I � I - ned the vessel with his glassi The breezd the sta ,7 � . worked rapidly,. looking, I dare say, dazed and stupid dued hum of voices at table. .. power. . �, I I _'A . . - - AftifioW Reat. was light, but she rode buoyantly. At last a ed the c. � � 141- 'i �. "-' aying each article when catalogiled on enough.' He was looking at me earnestly. 99 Well -I can scarcely offer -an opinion ae The root of the rice plant has been dis� ' .1 - _4 I., 1, 0 A lady who lives on Austin avenue sent sailor cleared up the mystery. iiundr . -, - -: When ,the long " You dm't make 'a very good subject, yet 11 I answered; " but I think it should- covered to be a satisfactory substance of . 91 Why, air," he said, bluntly, "ahe's - - I - I I , z - .� I 11 %� velvet4ined tray. I her colored servant Matildy to the grocer were wa ;___ -- � �� - List was finished I read it pver, -the Colonel Varcomb " he said lightly. 11 Confess, now, be iooked into, straight in the face, at once, incandescent lamp filaments. y , I I � Ily I . - : 9� I _ I , I - replacing each piece in case !is I-n&nfed it', that I . - store togetaloal "of br,6 d forbreakfast, which On :�__. � ,_ __1 � � - � you have� been half awake all the time* Miss Gower." _Z ly a coaster loaded with cork," ,tnd swo ,� 1, I � That there still it a �field for invention i was ready. Matildy got back pretty soon - - to resist I - I �_ 11 th6n, before taking.-& ,copy, I .putinylist laughing at -the ii(liculous questions I We did not again allude to the subject; u � ,_! - --��, ��I,_ _ I �� -- W-,-' - i - . Jife-saving fenders for ,plectric cars is with the bread, and - the lady of tile house Quote it 0orrectly. I .� - _�_', -care ,, hit diuk - evi- as Two h - il - �fl - 7_ aa, sedmt .. wer..of the,desk asked." , . . but when we were all once more in the draw. . - -1 " �_ I r " , . I --.-.- 1-1 ced by ttie fact that C. M. Rya t iok it, she remarked : I I A mistake that is very generally made, . aeared - _. z'' . , . � . I - � � . .. I I- __ �. - I I -andlcick�dk. � ' "You are . quite mistaken " I replied ing-room, I saw that she contrived to have den n, a young C -,: ': _ 1196: 2 1 boyin boston, -was.recently -crushed and " This is nice, f ah bread. It is warm &L, a 03 - _ , I- , 1�_ -Naw--�we Wilf P-flt tKs- iron Ux away -truthfully, and with� a great yawn. "I was a few moments' speech witli her father, and Te said Gen. Rosecraus at Willards's last even- � , I - __ , 1, � �_ __ 4 I _.. I 11 - is not safe to leave the kems not even hal �. . 'I saw him glance towards me with a look of -killed under one of these so-called 4clife yet from the oven." �, , , -.�7 I - I- -_ firlit, fOr it f awake! That I shouldlive to . I ing, 11 is in the popular phrase ' Everyting talomeste I - 11 I . evenforamomenk Coale this Way, please.,, say it ' savers-." "Dat ain'twhatmakes ithot," interrupt- is lovely and the goose hargs high.' how, land is I , __ � . U _ ,_1 I'- - - I left th , - * ,, who never believed in mesmerism, uneasy perplexity. He approached -me a " ed Matildy. - - a . . I - L -, � ,z_ � - R_ aaeiivi�r�ont by a door thit gave cept among a parcel of *eak nervous we- little later, - 66ver'of a , Two new styles Of are lamps have been , this is entirely N. rong. It should read, ' Ev Mounta - - � e= and,whispered unde, - � � - - , I on the co;ndof, -and -'they follomkd ihe to inenp, - I I 41 I 'What docs make it warm?" . ,_42 - - I � � I - I - noisy duet on the painoforte : Try to leave Put on the market during the past week g i - eryth ing is lovely and the goose honks high.' �he wo, - .11 � __ - 11 . � I , thestrung�roow, a separate,building, burglar -:r'Come out for a stroll along the shore," when we do, Varcomb ; I must, speak with W hich are inten 1. f I put de bread under my arm, and ra n This saying originated away up in the � l,he rail � --,:- _-_,�-- - I� - - I � I ded specialty or use in de whole vay�, from dehakery Dit's what norLhern states. where in rainy, foggy or time, be . � . - �1. - :,� � - and fire proof, lit by. - electric H&t-. This he said,viie . , rooms with low ceilings and in other places - - I . -� - , C - � ' � L�- � _ stTongwro, _h,,_.`d'&m' d ' - t4byacelebraf-' 'ing�'. _1 _47. "It is a .pleasant even y . ,rrned it up',so , I . I - om a rL esign , - trol that where the height of the old style has proveap wa , I .., I . . . suly, the repose- and'self-con a stormy weather, it is a well-known fact that wading ��.._,___.____ , - �_�, .- 11 . T - Vere " are incouviellt.. - I . "The bread ' ' - - __-- - . I -togmee,r----uone-bafik�MiA,itt-tii�an� w, _got cool before the lady did, the geese fly low---skimmiag along over the , ber of `� 44.1 , th 7 --, - �, - - . together. It was & gray, I " 1�, -; --- - .- - � - 2 I Wwwent dat , c stamp the caster of Vere de I 1 I - r � "", , � e�&A,d 1,amlk�nbis%�*oyld break- . . en she'lleard this enlariation. " tlement, g_,�-�Z,, -7 1 *h -1 � - - t1iii -appliame( � qttiet.-even-ing;gray clouds cut leaden aha- beautiful and admirable-.1in thernselvesl luDre'sden an electric fire engine, using . very house tops. In fine and pleasant - � ,,,, I I CT _� I - - - � I - �� _ I . t or f rona below. t the fate a power of 5,000 volts, has been construct- K-_-__--_--,-_-;_�"W could - , - - , - � , � - ��- - - , �- , ,�� - , --' - . i - a elate-c'oloured aea6. ghter k _,�__ weather you will remember that they fly in ,�, _-, , The do*s an This father and dau newthi' ' ' ' _,� � . - � .__ . � ;, �� "': _� 1- 16&� 6f iron, door was a special. �,: � We strolled , along the breakwater, and of a large fortune hung trembling in the . ed, whose pump is capable ofthrowing 180 Whoever leuds a greedy ear to a slander- long strings so high in the heavens that I / they ha '; ,I-.- __ , � - - � - - . - � - . � � __T�_ - � ous repo , '-��, ----_, - - F6tAE13A,, ' opeii6d- by only One keyi met an officer of the coastguard, w' rt is either himself of a radically their peculiar cry, ' Honk, bouk,' through I �-�, - - : -- _. I balance, yet they smiled, conversed, en. cubic'feeb of water per second. With a bad disposition or -a -mere child in sense. can � _ -- _ �_-:�____ -. -,�� - I ho, gave �, - - _- �,-7--_ ��_Z_�� autt" that. key i- left Mr- Seatail'a us the interestin�, -n that a bottle- joyed, with -bred ease and umoved three . scarcely 66 heard on the earth below, hence had be , - � I 1, - - -_ � _:_ - - I I , -Aeve � high . 1 .,;t��-,__, - r, __ . - . informatio -quarter-inch-nozzle it gives a height of � - � - -- --��`:, _ - -or,. 'hale ha4 been' seen , in the offing. domposare. . the old saying that everything is lovely 1,hat 1� - - I Z;i�-. -1, . - pbsseWfia,' when he .was abseat, �nosad w They left early, and I ac- throw of 10 feet. . Looxing for flowers without thorns is one. 7 � - �-,-� V" -, � I I I I , _ � 0, � - - - ,, T'i4*ed an this- to Miss G - . I I __'. _. _� - ___ _�`,`�_ __ - VEU,q_-I,.�_ ower We stood talking wieh the mau�l was companiedthem. We drove straight to the ., db of the best ways in the world for f oolhig xhen ' the goose ' ' honks' high,' and not __ I - 11 .11 de- - - :� ., _ - - � I I _ �__ -;:I - - __ - - �" vjj� - a vault, where light burited.. t� not to harry,aud then we turned . John Seaton, wh6 in great - - . I hangs hig't,' which is the most noneensical. . � I -, .. � AtIrloli: I � - , I -, --' - �. I ,gj�tj iath - _-1, L ,,. 1�� ,-'-,Kt - 1:i`_L_ _,_ _ , - _ , - Bank, and told your time away. - . . I _ _ -1 %� , - , - _4a 11 I -, _ -1 7� _ _ , '' lod-*' � 'f _ - L _ Eitro I Dg Sa . , 11 . I 1. I � hes Keld price - back with him Aiio - i No principal is more noble, as there is "rhere boastiagends, there dignity L,e- perversion of the original old New England . pie � - -- , -. - ,&Tt?-__, -L �, � � S � ussrag -the probable cap- surprise and consternation, sent me down - . 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