The Wingham Times, 1896-07-31, Page 2Lti
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Copy riglit. 1895.
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(' ;:It;• ' t*t 1' t'lienh.t'lh; 14 t -light shrug
anti 1 us. • t in: eattt"nt ly towards the
wint,:ttt. W a'n she orae,} beck tu;aiu
leo wits le its The roe m crottle! her was
enriev— al, room welch a moult'' 1 ht..
tori' ..eti 1.e011k'il It) tet Illlisttling with bis
b(hsi',h Pastlim-.teas clfn)pty. Sho hither
lips, rose, and ran a q-atin eagerly to the
lvin(imv.
She eaw bis straw hat and
1:ruw22 curie es be cret,sed the road. Sale
4trt•w bee llnndaerallef sharply away
trout the wit•bered shi!'tlh over which she
had titrowu it nod cast the once troasur.
ea reputing in the hoe th. 'hon— ossa i
y
bemuse:11w had it ready In her hand—sio
clapped the ba»dkdrohiet to her eyes, 11
anti, s'nkihig upon trie chair bo bad risen t
from, pet ber elbows on its book and
buried her face iu her hands.
It is the oharaoto$istie and, perhaps, ca
cruelty, of a stmplo P ature to Blake no y
allowance for coin -lest motives or to
even understand them). So it seemed to 1
Barker that his situ Jolty had been )net s
with equal diroetne . It was the p
so
alio l o
r S this is
we
tit that a had di
t ns 1
on
3ltrnek elm. ito, luta rorg)tto31 see 1
of salol Ile had 'trgotten. the dread
pralalispory ;cote given to her father
the malt nresutnution of his wc"al
flow comer it ever be paid l
And snore then that, it lead been gi
111 a trawl Ile ltmd no motley it'h03t
gave it --told no prospect of any bat wl
be was to get front those wort121u
Owes, Would t&nybody believe lain th was only a stupid u11112t10r of his ow
yes! his partners nttght believe aim, b
•iterrible thought --he had already int.
piloted, them in 121s fraud I Evert no
while he wee standing there atesittatMg
In the rend, they wore entoxing open t
new elides he had not Paid foe—could 31
pay for—ancl in titd,,guise of It bcnof:lot
ho was ilishonoran theme Yet it w
Carter be 12hnt)t me 't first --he lutist con
fens all to hili, H n21113t go back to tl
hotel—drat hotel w ere he bad indiaeeu
ly left btir-••anti tel the tattler ho was
fraud 1 It was tern le to thiol., e(--po
haps It was part f that 3llOJ1ey our:.
that be could not g rice of and was no
rteutztug—but le n2 et be done! Ito wl
simple, but leis ver simplicity bial the
nhositatang directness of oonelusio
heft is the 'main fa tor of what anon cal
'pluck."
1 -lo turned back toithe hotel and outer
d the oillro. Butt air. Certee bud no
et returned. What vas to be «ono? H
mold tat t5'aat there there was no tint
o be lost; Chard was. only ono other per
l tl
Wile enew Ids
tvhonthe could ooe allistfailure—ittcwas
os- '
ono Kitty! It was to histo the dregs of hi
lhnriliatian, b31t it Must be done! 1-t0
iss
rauthe up t staircase ron.e
k ajnd knocked timidly
at the sitting -room door. 'There was a
rs momentary pause and a weak voice said:
an "Oiiu in." i3erkeztopened the door;
in sass' the vision of a Bair of teerf321 eyes
nd that suddenly changed to stony indiffee-
Lt once, and a gracefat but stiffening
et figure. But he was past all insult now.
I would not intrude," he said.
s- eilnply, "but I eauto only to see your
nl father. I have leufl an awful blunder
so —more than a blundoi, I think—a fraud.
Believing that I was {rich, I . purchased
ld your father's clainx for Illy partners and
0 gave him any promissory notal. I cane
0- here to give hint baek;,his ctailu—tor that
rt note eau never be pal 1 1 I have just been
0 to the baulc; I int'. I have matte tt stupid
S' mistake in. th6 11ii111° f t
AA tut .neap do lanytaeing for me."Sa seal. away.
ihl ;
"But Sty` pllrtnera tlislil't, (Irl the °011,
tri i trtary»•,:
+ "Don't tell 22132 George," s33111 Miss
1'(111 Kitty, tOt3 ru1y, ')They ought clever to
he have lot fiat) 001330 here with that strip.
tart lion Pomo i 1121 Must go at. once. You
>~s must not 'uoet paw; 104'11 blurt out
halt everything to hilt, 1 know- you t X'ii
21t tell hint yell could. not star to 1U3he'3Pen,
quick, flow; get. allettP Well, there!"
ta,, Whatever it represents, t1313 ux01a)nat#on
1t' was apparently so prutraeto4 that Miss
he Kitty was obliged to push her lover to
of the front lauding beforo she vould tits•
or appeter by the bttcic stairs, I3nt ono In
as the streets Batter no lunger llu>;oresI I .
wa . a good three mates back to tine guleli;
10 he nig rl still reach It 1)y the time his
t- pa t{)cr1'3$1t.Ir taking their u0ontisy rust,
a 0 110iroa1 v
t i, sl that, although the n2os-
r- songer had tit(' cateL 11183, they would mit
0 enter upon the' lljtnl;ilutit the afternoon..
w lfor I3arkor, in spat Of bis mistress' 111-
ts ,jttnation, 118(1 no itrel of taking what he
it couldu"t pray far; 10 would keep rho
claim intact until s t1netila11g could bo
1 settled. k or the r(tst, be walked on
lair! Kitty loved hint! 'late accursed
- wealth 120 longer stood between them 1
t They were both poor nova—everything
o was possible
¶rho sun was t)oAilining to send dwarf
shadows
towards
the past when ho roach-,
)
was
E ?t` t N .; 11,A?1 • `i _ ' J LILY (, a`•1(i,
have been playing to preetwat telco au dirty tow l
:NU, awl h ed it dexterously aside anti 41isCIUSdt1
three iter f ,
e (1OYO7nd ih 170thore5t welelc-
gold
And quartz. 1 stetter st tried hack. O
it,"' WW1 1~)dauorest, grimly. Barker
could scarcely 11111 the pan!
"Four t13o'.:sall(t dollars' weight if n
pearly I" said Stacy, 10 8120rt, 5tace1i110
1
way hopelessly changed, his relati
with the world. al did not love 32f
Kitty any the less; le did not even thin
she had wronged hi • ; they, his arta
P e
and his swootheart, were cleverer tat
he; ti.aro must be some occult quality
this wealth that ha would uudcrsta
wizen he possessed it, and perhaps
might make him ashamed of his genoro
ity—'not in the way they had said—but
his tempting thorn ao audaciously to a
mane a wrong position. It behooved Ili
to taka possession of it at once and
take also upon himself the knowledge
the trials and responsibilities it woo
incur. His cheeks f IIIs13ecl again as h
thought he bad tried to tempt an inn
cent girl with it, and he svnskeenly hu
that 130 bail not seen in Kitty's eyes th
tenderness that had softened his partner
refusal. He resolved to wait no longer,
but sell his dreadful stack at once. 11
walked directly to. the bank,
The manager, a rillresvd but kindl
tart, to whom- Baric r ,was. known a1
read
received vod
him 1 reel
o
nition of his well-known simple honesty,
and respectfully as as representative of
the -equally well-known poor but
"superior" partnership of the gulch.
Ho lIsteaed with marked attention to
Barker's heritatng but brief story, only
remarking at its close:
"Yost mean, of Nurse, the 'Second
Extension when you any 'irirsti, "
"Noand it,said said
thea'First' •1 inithe 113oo revile
paper."
"Yes' yes! I saw lt--it Was a printer's
„ he shares upon
which I bused my belief in 131y wealth.
e The ones 10wn are worthless—I am as
y poor as ever—I tint tit n poorer, for I owe
your father money I an never pay!”
- To bis amazement, :he saw a look
1 ail and t earn cofJle into her troubled
DID ANYBODY PITT TIItslaur OIT Tett?"
error. Thostockof the 'karst' was called
in two years ago. .No1 :You mean the
'`Second,' for, of course, '. nave followed
• the quotations a23(t are lcely to know
what stock you're llokl ng shares of.
When you go back take a look at them,
3 and you II see I aha right."
"But I brought them right.'"
me," algid
' Harker, with a slight finsSing as he felt
in his pocket, "and I ant mite titre they
are the 'First.' " He o ught t110211 out
'and label then on the (Ask before the
manager
Tho words "First Ex ension" were
plainly visible.
The
ha'
ager r
glanced
curiously at Barker and his brow dark-
ened
t
said, sternly; "dial your'partuers send I
you here with this stuff?"t
elle! oIt s all. my mistake.' I seery. t now,
I trusted to the nowspapeil-"
"And you mean ex-
am ned the stock nor othe
y((tiotateonsu rnor
1oilosve(i it in any wary, Minae you ha,1
it?"
"Never," said Barker, "!'hover thought
eliout it at all, till I saw the newspaper..
So it is not worth nnytilhlg?" And to
the ilia elte surprise of the3uar-ngor there
?Ma a r.light smile on his boyleh face.
"7 ane afraid it is not worth the paper
'e is written oe," said the manager,
Sentry. F,
The senile on Barker's fees nt'reasolt
o a little laugh which hilt wondering
crl2Pallton could not help joining.
Titania y031," said 13arhor, ,luldesayt
sad 1ut 13ed away.
"He heats everything!" sad the n3an,
ger, gazing after him. "l —,l if he
adn't seen even pleased I"
He was Please' l The hur(,en of wraith I
td fallen from hist :elders; toe or ad.
14 Incubus that had sleighed 1111)) down et
ad parted Ins friends ft( in 1,1111 was
Mei 1 And he had not got rice of it by
penning at foolishly 1 It tad not ruined
dqy booty yet; it had net, 32111 eel anybody
i his eyes. It was ,(one, i s,i ho was rt
SS ai31a1 happy' 2t1: 1 004,3 more, 1.1 .1
*sold go direct•'a linea to his pante:ec; 111
rest Stan!(( . er .t :. 1.33, (1f rearm—'but of
tey reale t..,: me:. 1. 11.3(t now with the "
tae a.a.l eottmll,ir4'1,x n g oyes. Perhaps
'+41st l'Cltts--faux Jaye a sudden, chill
"Did anybody
Put this zip on you,,, he
•
It • , •
i
~• •' ,
,. F, ,r
Y u
1
"I'LL FIS Ifit."
eyes, which he hnd lever seen before.
"'''his is a fcoblo trick," she said, bitter- s
ly; "It is unlike you `it is unworthy of 5
you."
'Good God 3 Zan must believe me I
Liston ! It ro,,, all a mistake --a printer's .
error. I road in the p11p(r that the stock h
for the First Extensiti'n mina had Bono
132(1(1 Sol1e idhen it tstank of thellFirst which the &mond. tl
I had kept for years,nn(7; only thought of
when I react the anneit leonle)t 111 the q
Japer this au0rn1lig. I; swear to you—"But it ha
as
doubting ltthell truth 01 311335 ttoicere was
that
manner The seem fled frond Aliss 1Sit-ryas io
oyes, gave place to ti stare, and tbeu sad- st
clenly changed to two bubbling blue al
wells of laughter, Site wont to the til
window and laughed. She sat down at a
the piano and laughed. She caught tip st
her handkerchief and, billing half leer t
rosy face in it, laughed. Sllo finally col-
lapsed
'1
into t
0a
n Cis.
a
C1 i
y a a
r and,
burying
> i
her brown head in its cushions; laughed
long and confidentially until she brought
up suddenly against 13 s00, (Lunt 111011 ww133
s1111.
•
Tula 1,At'31n332 WIT!! 71.11)In 13ACIRS AG
A TItIi3t.
ra
I111aT i3•," eeI Dlittoltl:s'r, GP,IIILY•,
sentence's. "In. . pocket! Brought it
oat the ios>
second six Ice of•ttto pica! We'd
been awfully b le after you lofr•,
Awfully blue, too : when that bill of sale
came, for we thin set you'd been wast-
in
'our
g 3 money 021 us, Iteel:One(i we
ot glitil't to take it, but send it straight
back to you. lato;sOngol' goner '.Chen
Denierest reekeeed' as it wee done, it
c03lldlet be undone, told we ought to
awake just one an spot' on the claimn,
and strike a sing! trek° far you. And
there it is I And taro's more on the
hillside!
"I3ut it isn't IncI--it isn't yours!
It's Carter's! I no yr had the motley to
pay for it—and I h ven't got it now."
But you gave tl
due for thirty days
A recollection lashed upon Barker.
"Yes," 11e said, with thoughtful si2m-
plieity, "That's what Ditty stud."
"0, . Kitty said so," said both part-
ners, gravely.
.1I1;ST Yes," stammered Barker, taming
away with a heightened color, ""and as I
didn't stray there 110 luncheon, I think
anion I'd better be getti g it ready." He
ors Leo -
the
lip the coffee of and turned to
the Ito
ai
th tt
s
P H tis •
o t
ti
r
to
ur
s
P stepped
ed
PP
lint' beyond the door,
omlent "lYasnt it exaotl
utso<1 Do132orest,
Be "Him all over," sa1I1 Stacy. 3
that note?" said (" is
"Aad 'what Kitty shier'," said Stacy. )
had "Look here! I rook,n that wasn't all I P
e the that Bitty said,"
.f4. 4llanee A•l,ro(a41.
Australia, has a population of lett than,
5,000,000, blite0UUlnists deelnre it could
support 100,000,000 with curse.
! Lake Baikal, in Siberia, :wording to
recent Rurstan surveys, cover* 15,X00
&Merparts oowlll113 1180 ail es from 1 feet m one en din stone of
its creace/It to the other. It is the sixth
1 largest lake In the world and the deepest
of AI1.. Its level Is 1,501 feet above that
of the sea.
i:'eter's ponce collected in 0ra0 week of
Septen*bor 3uuot111ted to 1130,000 1713005
frena Italy, 935,000 from Fres3co, 800,000
from Austria, 100,000 from Spain and
70,000 from Iteig*uiu. Besides, the l,'ri-
irate of 1iu11gary and tho Duke of Norfolk
0330I1 gave 50,000 francs, and the Austrian
Arobdukes a Iergo Sulu.
One of :Switzerland's, mountain lakes
the
1)iaerjoion. See, at the foot of the
1 E'lggishorie was conipletela emptied in
one night during the bot sell iu Sept-
!
telnber. The take was a mile long by a
1 sixth of a 01110 wide anti 1130 foot deep;
1 the water probably es. aped through
1 fissures lit tho ice of the neighboring
I glaciers,
E Postage stamps in 327(30,30 form 1a not
unimportant Soeu'ce of revenue. A new
( tett of stamps wits 158110(1 during the
G
4'atirse of the year, with rho result that
the Dail issue was niece sought after by
hIi ttoi
t l Stsin
P al tee
1 simultaneous sale of both tissues rgiv'ing
the impression tlu►t tine old stook would
' 'soon be exhausted and eausl12g an appros! oiabto rise in the stamp anvenid,
I The long -forgotten tomb of goo(' Ring
I Roue and Isabella of Lorraine, his first
wife, was accidentally brang7,3 to I! Il*
note --and it is not
eti the gulch. Bore al new tropi"1
seized I11111. }low would+ his pat'6n
cave the news of his 0ttor failure
was happy, for be had gained i3
throught it. But thoyP}l For a In
it seemed to hila that he had pur0r
nit happiness throughl their loss.
stopped, took 017 his that and ran
lingers remorsefully thr Pugh his d
curls. 2
Another thing troubled 'him, He
reached the crust of the gulch WIIOr
olci working ground was sprencl b
Min like a 21010. They 1Pex0 not ti
neither were they lying a dor the
pines on elle ridge where t y were wont
•10'rest at midday. He tar od with 503110
alarm to the new crept act pining - tI
—but there \'138 no sign them tI
either. A. sudden fear Witt t;hoy
after parting from 13118,#given up
clai321 in a lit of disgust olid aepres
and departed, now over(51))le hint.
clapped his hat on his 11,tfad and r
the direction of the 0:tbl
kre had nearly roaehal it schen
rough ctlalienge of "Whti1's there" f
he bushes halted hila,, and Doyne
uddenJy swung into the -trial. But
angular look al Ste"finest and imp
nee wit tell he wads wearilfg venislhe
o saw Barker, and with a loud shoo
AlI right, its only Barker! Hoorn
e ran towards hint In nn instant
was joined by Stacy front -.111* osbitl,
10 two hien catching, hold •of their
urneng partner waaltzed hint joy1u
nil breathl(Jssly into the cabin. But
oldie -eyed Demurest suddenly; let go
lid and stared at Barker's face. '"iY
1(rkcr, oat hey -what's up?"
ltiverything's tip," gasped the broa
ss Bttrktr. "It's all up about
ooks. It's all a mistake—lila 1121 info
!ie of that newspaper, I never 1
rigbt':ind ;o f shares. The ones I h
re worthless rags—" and, the next i
ant he had blurted outthls whole I
or view with the bank ma ager.
Tho
two partners •
els 1
coke
c
fat c •
at11
ot•h
ex
like him?" said . h
elle other dray in the Cathedral of Augurs.
Isabella's tin cotlln was not °pealed, but
Reno's was. A crown, a scepter, an orb
--the insignia of his vain sovereignty
over Napier—Wore found in Rene's leaden
eollln. As they were covered with green
oxide, the gold used i21 making them
lutist have bet,u well alloyed with stopper.
A. girl named Sleben, (lolled "the
Sleeping Girl of Sosnitz3l," is creating a
sensation n Tipper Silesia. Sho felt ill
there about otght wool:sago of heart apo.
plexy, and this stllfere(1 ever since from
hysteria. 5120 proteases to have received
direct communications from the Virgin
Lliary, and thousands have boon flocking
to hor daily in the hope of witnessing
the "miracle,' in spite' of the fact that
the priest has warned thein that it is all
an illusion, She is now in an insane
asy11nl,
Tho Pablic Health and Housing Com-
mittee of the London County Council
as prepared a scheme for the improve-
ment of the area on the north silo of.
he Strand. It rule a total extent of
hreo and a halt acres, a;1iu ill s
his ""Anti his worry ov
soup •Dourests
the prosect population is upward oft S00
o the 1tere. The nutnbe! of persons pre-
med to be displaced is 1$,808, and provi
°fore 01 course net-"
Toro; 11 'hat luck I"
four The End.
3cirs we ]enjoy Likeness 11 k sett Other.
lora, what we truly enjoy in each tithe
had, likeness, not unlikonessI '''hat is sv
the snakes the pleasure of goad society. 1
sion is no rest save on the eol#imon groan
He I meet a man of ['Waren); tradition,di
an in ent religion, different r •
the i en ., s 1 shoo d beosed wi
rent amiable goblin; but h
rest hno, when the surprise of Im is over.
the find that see have no e0 11mon grog
Mt- The perpetual yearning of our hearts 113
d as intelligent response, and this can co
t of only from our equals, :front equality
y t" From "Equality' as tho4llasis of Good
Ile cloty,"by W.D. Iiowells; in the Novehn
and Century.
re-
by
the Loving that Lord, 1
Ion eau bo made fcr re -housing
ut
1,770 of these. The net cost of the prop-
erty to be acquired ul2cier the scheme
is $1,071,250.
deeuer spot in tq1 ocean than any
yet 111lo2Chl bits been receutiy found by
Ii. M. surveying ship Penguin, f;nfor-
r Is • tunately the observation was •not Coln.
hat pleto, Its a fault ill th wire caused it to
"'here 1 break when 4,000 fa hems had run out
d. If ; without bottom 11av eg been revolted.
ffer- ' Commander Balfour reports that 111)15
Inn- ; oc j).40 south, longi_
sixty miles north
'diems obtained
1888- A previous
I : attempt to reach botto 1 had bclsti='foiled
nd. 1 by a, similar accident o the wire ',When
for 4,800 fathoms had pa led out, and the
me rising wnci and sea prevented any fur-
.-- j tiler attempt' at the time.
So. I
her
:map 83303 at a Veal: ]fridge.
In England a few tt'l1Oks ago a certain
t different
wit hint for a mo- t
h a fairy or an I of
e 'presently bores i •by
currod in latitude '1
ode 1775.10 west, abou
a sounding of 4,428
Capatin Aldric'll',in'
TI
1 iron bridge of one of the railways was
peoted • i f being u afe. It looked
right, hitt there wee, some reasons
y the managers SvO o afraid of it.
ey could not decide ; theutselves and
sent up to Loncloii or a famous en-
eer to conte and Io k it over. I -I
O and tt'as puzzle( too, until he
tight of a way to est. He took a
alt and Blade a picture of the bridge
h no train upon it. Then he kept
camera in position a 1 waited for a
train to
come.
Pre
soar
Y all ex: -
as carne thundering 0 and just as
big lneulotive struck • he bridge ho
ed omen the slide and cit a second
at '
to on the seine plate that still herrn
first. Wlion tilt;plate was exam-
tho picture with the train was
d so much. below • the • other as to
rs
ie
ens
hy, possess those prinoipi s or beings qualities ..,,,,
j10oP , all
mind and heart which congenial to us. Th
t11. Similarity of affection ivhere it is not
fish is always aground' sea` i they
the y 2f conjunction bo- .
1,n- tween those who posses, it. 731 the Various 3 gain
lag relations of life WO fro t avntly meet with tho
ave those who love the eamolthings or the sand iced
n- principles that to do, nci we aro imide- i
n- Mately drawn toward ,p hem, though 270 ! his
c
have never seen them °fore. 'There are , fast
also
mala
wham
y ewe
it
eh
ever seen, but
y,
t
rker. was
He
had heard of 1)y5•eri(.4'beto e.ille 1110 alarmed.
he
(1(2337nt t0 do not )111,7.• He moved co-
rew away
wards
andgently
tale (blue wells
hands re running
ih s; 1 e knelt beside I her Curti
passed his arae around her Xvaist, I3e
; drew ber bead ripen his shoulder. Be
wag not 51170
hings
wen effective thatally
(311e stl(idcnl7 f these Clift( d
hor oyes to bis with tlto last ray of mirth
in thele vanishing in a big tear (crop,
put her anus arat113) his Neck and sobbed
"0 Gaorr;el You blessed Innocout.1"
An . eloquent silence was broken by e,
relnorsstel start front 13arlcer. "But I
must go ..and warn My poor partners,
dourest; there yet 223ay be time; perhaps
they have not yet; taken po1"session of
your father's olefin."
"Yes, George, dear," said the young
girl, tvitit sparkling eyes, "and ten 1111.3321
to do sa at 011032 !"
'"What?" gasped Barker.
"a\t v ice -do you clear—or it may be too
alae! (10 quick."
Hut your father•• -,oh, 7 5ce, dearest, you ,17
111 teal 111m all .yourself, and seer 3 ale," ell 8
"I staii do nothing so foolish, Goetze, Barker
Nor shall yeti ! Don't you 8,o 1110 'Kite tiro
Isn't true for fi month? Stets I 11ave Sou
told anybody but pate and 113e?"
"Only the bank 1rmanager"
Sho ran out of the teem and returned n
a minute, tyfhg the most iniche11ting S
Bats by a 'Abbott ander her oval chin.
I'll run over and !lx hitt," site said. 1
"Fix him P" 1`:turned hanker, tot hit e k
"Yee 1'iI say I'otir Wicked metors
and then, n
3 to (
Bill.
e s
r in
fl ire 0etgtloxit
the same extraordinary C nwu1sio1 th
had seized Miss Kitty fel upon tan
Th
shoulders they laugh° , clinging
B:arker's struggling ligt o; they wen
out and laughed with t13e r backs agai..,
a tree. They laughed sop rattily, and 1.
different comers, And titan they call
tip to Barker with tears 111 ?:heir eye:
dropped their heads em Ili shoulder, ail
ulurnl prod exhatudedly
"You blefitf(1'a3s!"
"But," said Stacy, st dtlenly, "bo;
did you manage to buy t claim?"
"At I that's the most a hail thing,bo-v
—Pte 'lever paid for it, " rested Barker
"But Carter sent us t1 c bill of sale
porsisted Demurest, "or tvo sI2ouldn'
have taken it."
"I gave my promissory dote at thirty
days,'' said. Barker, desperately, "am
where's the money to colltcf fret», note
But ," 1, added,
g•1an
their w lugs, or front the ' pull
os records of history, for est hon we feel a
,s strong degree of affecti n. In the salve out
way we can levo th the
0f whom on
) were
have hear , whose oltatraotor i p
N70 know from
et' laughed, holding each other
to ce I. @, I{ev. Chaun- ;
o Gile i
Giles.
nE
r. y d
th
e
DECEPTIVE D 11JLETs.
AMODIERN AND EXAGGERATED TYPE
Of EUGENE WRAYi URN.
The nran Who 2Trolleke(t with Min Giet
i3omewi►tit etatnegailsetionr 11310 Zak.
'rough Was Taught ,It Needed
Grand rinale.
]casco,
At the foot of 'rouge street a police -
Man fount' a young xylan sitting on a
barrel with, both eyes bunged up, his
inose ltnooked out of shape, and a mouth
full of loose teeth. All was over before
ice got there, but some of the crowd
still lingered, and a boy undertook to
eitplain matters.
'We was all a.-sittin' here," he began,
"when that feller there, whose name is
Jim, and who thinks he is bad, got
hungry to $gilt some one. He got so
hungry that lie almost cried,''*3
„Wanted:Nov
to fight, did he?" queried
the oflttcer. -
„Yes, rho awfgIlest way. Re sassed
about six men, but they wouldn't stop.
He jest cried because two great big
loafers wouldn't pitch inter him and let
hint throw hissolf. I3y rand by a dude
of a chap kern along, Re wits little and
he was purty, and you orter seen itis
bewtiful pants t He was a•lookin' far
the Niagara bola, ye know,"
"Yes, and what happened?"
hi sees the begins
little ell dude,o Inand ile neo who
knows. Jinx knows that sunthin' was ap,
Tile chappio he comes tip, rests ono of
'lis patent leathers on that there box,
nd says: "Fellahs, I'm lookin' fur the
poke hie linit•er into the little one's
. Ho don't git there, however.
npple jumps back Red says:. 'Weelly,
deals boy, I cliwit't put up with such
(leacher knaw-4-cawn't pas-
ly do it! If you go to frolic with me •
shall be obliged to hurt ye, (toucher
slainiltah2an, of course, Jan 8ailed in to
Of cenree. 'Sp.it on his hands and, •
ed in to wreck chappie's bloomite
tre. but smith& happened, The
e feller drops his cape, puts up his
es, and in one blessed minute Jim
, and elinibs over 131111, and fights
-handed, and by and by he swings
the jaw and Jam goes over that box
falls asleep like a bloomin' summer •
', and it wasn't two minits ago that
Veiled his bloonan' eyes."
ut about the dude?"
le he stops a minit to nick 'ap his
and shake a, wrinkle outer his
s, anti then goes off sayin': 'Sorry
it, ye knew, bnt I weally bad to.
tod to poke me in the eye, doncher
and 1 11071111 allow it—nevah. Feb
an revolts' "
cor Damp
e process consists in iislag two
es or solutions for covering the
e soap and water, and.one of alum.
•ater. The proportions are three-
ers of a ponnd of soap to one ,gal -
water, mid half a, potted of alum
r gallons of water, both substan-
be perfectly clean and dry, awl
mperature of the air not above 25
es Fahrenheit when the composi
are applied.
first, or soap wash, should be laid
en boiling hot with a flat brush
care to form a froth on the brick:
This wash shnald remain twenty -
wars, so as to beconle dry and
efore the second or alum wash is
I, which should be done in the
nanuer as the first. The temper -
f this wash whon applied may be
0 degrees Pahrenheit, and this
onld remain twenty-four hours
a second coat of seep wash is put
hese coats are to be applied al-
ly Until the Walls are made inis
s to water, The aluni and soap
fillieg the pores of the 111asonry
irely proven ting the water from
g tb.0 wail. Architect and
Wilde was introduced at a re-
rilen-party in London to Mrs.
of Knobworth Houge. In the
f a few Minutes' talk it Was
that the lady was on the eve of
g' for America. "Going tiri
7" said Oscar; "dealt mei what
. Oscar dared sleepily at her
air he said:, "Going all the way
ea to see your own" (with act -
he Oath) "httabandt Deah met
Niagara boat, ye knew." With that
Thu jumps tip and wants to know who
r33res call hint 13 fellah,"
"Wlrite(1 to ick a fuss, I suppose?"
bserved the officer.
"He dict. He wanted to pier: a mortal
ontbat.. He meant to break that little
tide right in two and use the lliecee fur
sh-bait. The little cbappie looks at
in it weary' way, and puts up an
ye -glass like this and says: "3211, Ile
oar fellah, it's custom, ye knew, but I
eg patt'tlou. Docs tile- aw-----dost
ave from this dock?" He looked mighty .
'art, and that encouraged Jilt, and
Ji
he begins to cuss and blow,"
"Still aI ,
`it 111 anxious, islets, crit
esest
e
els that hetlhxs got ito tackIo thnd of at clu0Hle
r ahaw u rag, and as a starter' the hauls
I sold shit terbacker-juice on the little
te's shiny shoes. ¥ebbe he expects
1e dude to run away, but he didn't fly
nth a cent. He stays right there and
o};s Tim all over 3'al(t stnxtes an(1 says;
e deah fellalt. will you kindly take
lir hande•1'cltief and remove the. -31W --
'Hat
'H st Jim.(lidll't remove?" queried the
cer.
'Becher life ho didn't! Ho jest looks
around to see if there'll a copper in
ha and then be reecho out an,t
J
le
fe
lo
yo
offi
all
sig
to
eye
me
fan
sib
sl
kiu
MRS
fntx
littl
duk
was
hint
two
fur
ana
even
he o
eat
"0
cane
pay
to do
Wan
Th
wash
surfa
eastil
and a
quart
Ion of
to fon
ces to
tho to
tions
The
on wh
taking
four 1
bard b
appliet
same 1
attire 0
00 or 7
also sh
before
ternate
perviou
thus co
and ent
enterin
Oscar
cent ga
course o
divulged
olopartin
Ainerica
for, now
the reply
aston
into oh
to Amer'
cent on t
Whitt a
foun
; elite
d took to lam re) a comparatively recant oc- !
j had.
o . Another anecdote te illustrate Ma Glad- , bled
easion au important ret trn containing a
1 To
tease of figures. Mr. ladstone looked ' whY
ge.—New York Times,
A. Generous An r.
aching this subject f servants,
on. earth do so many tom:ands of
VOthen at home slave in factories,
orse, when here they iould be like
again, the want of w ves in Cana -
a real blight to the land of sun -
and room. Theee Hilo jottea
front the Pall Mall Gazette last
then handed it back to II. Owen, who
s • took it away with him, n the House of tutg°
. Comnione on that day-
, dealt state the figures as
4 turns were before Ms ay:
remarked that Mr. Glad
minister that ever gave
papet—lVestminster (la
gay
bave
tett at each other, " ou old 'taken
Good 1
u
don't reeen to
that Ian too late— let ysu'vess
ve ton ehea it t''
reckon theta; pretty le tell what wa
bon doing, " drawled ate»itnest,
other. "Hball we page our young
World te see the show?" titt Demo.
test to Stacy,
Yes, If he'll be phrfeetly quiet and
"they each gravely took ems of Bather's
wade and led him to an elit doer bate •
el on Which stood large tin j!roettect-
itg pith, In width the partners itoto peens
stionslis used to knead their broad, A '
f the written re- VP* 18
. Sir II. Owen. light
one was the only down
fever—Cau you sea -goat 3 iy mode of 427
'loving my pene..stcnt inclination to
tie:4liter :eta ate a oar ,a,
tet all, out sa our wits. 1%
vise sae to de?
that frightens •
t do you ad- 'wait
heart .
eetwyer —Got a blaster e; five dollars al
other
A patent tor the menet/totem of weed eat eat
them i
paper, or paper made from pulp of Wood, so .4,,
wag issued in Itaigland In 1863, and In and aal
faith i
Too large it percelitege of elite twee hi isesanr
tho ititteefitetnre of papee nob Italy in. Moo of
orelimm fee weight bat muttons the paper' Where
Weak anti liable to bo easily torn. 40 gen
lee comes from the Colo le's:
leo then bate: responsiv Mee;
by the powers, take o rs, take ours."
—The Caned. In Gazette.
else stnittarie
ol—Titne is Eke a ea 10 car.
ol—Stops for 310 man
work stands for t raligion of
O. These two C4od es joined to -
Let no mita put em asunder)
ettleto union. J t as love in
duds wit3r to anifest itself
to attract the att ntion, please
SO gelatine
ttv earnest, joyful action along
practical Christi n useful:text.
thare la nd such etion. theta is
taus faith.