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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, November 08, 1895, Image 2

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become as famous for the eloquence eloquencespoken elouencaBpoken elonaenceapokenupon
spoken apokenupon upon them as they are for the thebattles thebamea thebattles
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story of Noah Webster Houghton Houghtonwas
was a ahoy boy in a printers shop when an anoddlooking anoddlooking anoddlooking
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one day to make him promise that ho howould hoWonld howould
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England on this errand to printers printersKentucky printersKentuoky printersKentnoky
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r pretty brides admits the Atlanta Con Constitution ConItitutioD Constitntion ¬
stitution Here is what an effulgentt effulgent effulgentsociety eftaIgentlOOiety
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publican pu 1ioan has to say sayof of a very recent recentcharmer rec recentcharmer mt mteharmer
charmer Tho bride is a demiblonde demi demifclonde demiblonde
blonde about the average height heightwith heightWith heightwith
with an exquisitely rounded form formShe formShe formShe
She has a face f co like a richly tinted lily lilysilken lilyaill lilysil
silken aill en lashes shade eyes of the richesthazel richest richesthazel richesthue
hazel while cunny brown hair such suchas suchas
as painters love and poets sing of ofclusters ofclosters ofclusters
clusters about her ter er fair young browShe brow browShe browShe
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r cream cr am low ow corsage demitrain and andCarried an ancarried d
carried a peerless bouquet of rose rosebuds rosobuds rosebuds ¬
buds Her manner is suave and sh shl she sheis sheis °
l is a charming companion companionA II IIA
A Western theorist thinks that if ifall ifu i iall f
all u the farmers should agree not t tplant to toplant o
plant for one year y ar the world would wouldstarve w wouldstarve uld uldstarve
starve Could such a scheme be car carried carI ¬
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might cause considerable discomfort discomfortto t
to Nations Na ons that depended for food foodupon foqdupon fox foxupon d
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live well and comfortably upon n on prodi prodigal prodigal prodI i ¬
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< flown It might be well for farmers farmersoccasionally farmersA farmeroccasionally a
A occasionally to combine in lessening lesseningtho lessenin lesseninthe g
the acreage of certain crops an anthereby and andthereby andereby d
thereby ereby keep well within the linesa lines of ofa ofreasonable
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of securing a fair return for t their theirlabor theirb h hTabor
labor b r but whenever this has been at attempted s stcmted t ttempted ¬
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who subscribed to it the chances for forobtaining f fobtaining or
0 s obtaining high prices being too great greata gre at
0 a temptation to bo resisted resistedHarpers resistedHarpels resistedi
i Harpers Weekly says Herr Herreehoff HeneI e
r I ehoff is a name with only a limited limitedamount limitedount limitedamount
amount ount of Yankee twang to it but the theHerreshons theHerresho1ishave ti tiHerreshoffahavebeen te teif e
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fully entitled to rank as Yankees asthey as if ifthey ifthey iftt
they were Adamses or Perrys Charles CharlesFrederick OharlesFrederick s sFrederiok
Frederick Herreaboff H came from iromGer iromGerxnanyinl790 taet tae Gcrmanyin r
t + inany xnanyinl790 manyin in 1790 and settled on a farm farmon far faron n
on Prudence Island iu Narroganaett NarroganaettBay NaryagAnser tt ttto
r Bay Captain ccN Nat t Herreshoff w wwas who whotraa whoWas ho to
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Fredericks son It is of him th thMr that thatMr thatNr It
Mr Ratsey t8ey the British sailmaker whQ whQuiled ho
j sailed on the Valkyrie said Herre Herreshoff Herreahott Herrshol e ¬
shoff is a genius and has mastered masteredaiL
2 ail He is not only a naval architectand archit architc
c and designer but an engineer eugineerwell Mi
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mastered it all or whether the per perfect perfeot p ploot er
loot ability to build yachts is the thecult re result reoIuIt e
cult of the combined knowledge andtalent a
talent of all the available Herreshofibrothers H erresh erreshbrothers °
brothers is a question of interest interestnot batnot
not of great importance so long as asyachts th thyachts
yachts are built Three of oft thEbrothers
t brothers are blind and the headq head 01the
r q the business concern at Bristol is iseldest th theldest
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V i fthoff How the blind brothers br brtheir brin brintheir
their wits to bear on such a basin basinas
as boatbuilding is a mystery to toseeing aUsecing
seeing people and continues to be bemost al a1most almost
most as great a mystery after t tiuethads thei1J
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As a nightingale can only onlyWhen onlyWhen
When he heJ lonely sand awinging awingingAnd
j And tho dear delicious glamour glamourOf
Of otJ O f his s tenderhearted clamorakes clamor
3 Hakes M akes the red blood surge and hammer hammerAnd
And the pulses thrill and 8 startOh start startOh art artOhmllady
Oh Ohmllady my lady little dear one oneWith oneWIth oneWlthyoar
With Wlthyoar your shining eyes so near ono onoAll onoAU onoAll
All the world ia full of rapturo rapturoAt
At the capture of your yourhoart yourhoartSo heart heartSo heartSo
So the while wo listen nightly nlght1To nightlyTo 1 1To
To the bird that lilteth brightly brightlyKiss
Kiss mo lightly where all whitely whltelyGlcnm whitelyGloom whitelyGleam
Gloom the stars st U3 in heights above aboveWhile abovoWhIle aboveWhile
While the twilight dims and darkens darkensAnd d4rke d4rkeAnd darl ens ensAnd
And the brooding silence hearkens hearkensTo
To my pleading to your heedingLittle heeding heedingLittle heedingLittle
Little loveGay love loveGuy toveGuy
Guy W Carrel in Godeys MagezlaedW Magazine MagazineNEVER YagrztneNEvER
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BY CLARA ASPEN ASFZKUT ASlENUT ASPENUT
UT isnt she pretty prettythough prettythongh prettythough
though mur murmured murmnred murinured ¬
inured Mrs Lam Lambert Lambert Lambert ¬
bert bertMr
Mr Lambert re responded responded ¬
1 sponded by a look looktoo looktoo looktoo
too full of gratifi gratification gratification gratification ¬
cation for words wordsThey wordsThey
4 They were not notquite notquite no noquite t
quite in their dotage dot dotage dotage ¬
age these two old oldpeople oldpeople of ofpeople d
people but they theywere theywere theywere
were very veryold old and andthe andthe an anthe d
the appearance of oftheir oftheir oftheinlong
their theinlong long expected expectedniece expeotedniece expectedniece
niece at their home had produced producedupon
upon them an overwhelming sensation sensa sensation sensation ¬
tion tionI
tionNot
I Not only was it 2 novelty to have havey a ayoung aymng
young y nng person in the house but suchperfectly such a aperfectly apcrtectly
perfectly radiant creature was rare i iany in inany inony n
any house houseSuch houseSnob
Such a face of roses and lilies with withburnished witbburnished withburnished
burnished curls of gold drooping on onthe onthe onthe
the low brow browsweet sweet eyes of dark vio violet violet vilot ¬
let and heavens own smile smileothing smileNothing
Nothing othing like Juliet Fayes beauty beautywas
was ever seen at Walnntville and theold the theold theold
old people were sure with her gentlemanners gentle gentlemanners gentlemanners
manners that she he wn was < good as she was waspretty waspretty w wpretty as
pretty prettyShe prettyShe prettyShe
She was the youngest child of MrsLamberts Mrs MrsI MrsLnmberts
I Lamberts youngest sister lately de deceased deceased deceased
ceased and she had come to the Lilies LiliesI
to reside permanently permanentlySixteen pcrmancntlySixtecn permanentlySixteen
I Sixteen Old enough to come comeI
I out murmured Mrs s Lambert And Andsuch Andsuch Andsuch
such a little lady Lydia Bellingham BellinghamI
I has no such girl among hers I INow INow
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I Now it had secretly vexed dear Mrs MrsLambert MrsI MrsLambert
Lambert that Mrs Bellingham he hesocial her hersocial hersooial r
I social rival had always a crowd of ofpretty ofpretty o opretty f
pretty granddaughters and nieces at ather atI a aher t
I her house making the place since sinceyoung sinceyoung sineyoung e
young ladies are irresistibly attractive attractivevery
I j very popular But net one was to tocompare t o
I compare with ith the lovely Juliet J JulietJuliet uliot
I Juliet escaping after two hours ex examination examination examination ¬
amination from her relatives pres presence preaonce ¬
ence was allured down the main walk walkof walkof wal walof k
I of the old garden gardenIt
It was indeed a garden of lilies liliesYellow lilicsYellow
Yellow daylilies drooped in beds bedswhite bedswhite
i white ones gleamed and clumps of ofspotted o I Ispotted
spotted tigers glowed in the sun while whilethe whilethe whilthe e
I the rod velvetly amaryllis bnrned lilt liltfire like likefire likefire e
fire among the green greenComing greenComing
Coming at length to the water th the thegirl thegirl e
girl uttered a cry of delight j for dap dappled dnppIcd ¬
pled with sunshine shimmered hosts hostsof s
I of lovely white water lilies She Sheclasped Sh o
Iclaspedher clasped her jeweled hands in ecstaoy
She was certainly charming in her herazure herazure he heazure r
azure dress and with pretty uncovers uncovered uncoveredhead uncoveredhead d
head at the edge of the water j and andperhaps andperhaps an d
perhaps the occupant of a little can canopied cauopied ¬
opied tboat boat up the river thought so sofor sofor
I for silently siI ntIy the boat glided away from fromits fromits fro m
its moorings among the willows and andcame anclcame an d
came slipping along the dark waters watersof s
of the pool poolWould poolWonIdyou
Would WonIdyou you like Iikesome some lilies asked askeda sakea d
a baritone voice voiceAnd voiceAnd
And turning startled Juliet s1 saw sawthe B1Wthe T Tthe
the handsomest young man she had hadever hadever ha d
ever seen in her life sitting in the thestern thestern th B
stern of the pretty boat his hat in his hishand hishand hi s
hand The voice the attitude oU tnde the thecourteous thecourteous t e
courteous question disarmed appre apprehension apprehension app a ¬
hension hensionYes hensionuYe hensionYes
uYe Yes I should she replied with withonly mthonly witonly h
only a natural constraint constraintIn
In aninstant the young gentlemahad gentleman gentlemanhad n i
had changed his seat and shot anion anionthem among amongthem omongthem 5
them In a moment he had a great greatfragrant greatfragrant >
fragrant dripping handful and the theyoung theyonng t e
young girls eagerness and delight delightbrought delightbrought doughbrought ht t
brought a smile to his rather gloomy gloomycountenance gloomycoantenanoe y
countenance countenanceOb
Ob I never saw anything so beau beautifnll beautiful beattifnll
tifnll she cried criedI
I suppose they are prettyreplied prettyrepliedthe pretty n zepli replied repliedthe ed d
the young man j but Ive seen them themevery themevery the n
every Juno for five pears and th they 33 > y
i havent the charm of novelty for me meIndeed m mIndeed 3
Indeed nothing hero has You are arestranger 0stranger
1 stranger are you not notHe notHo notHo
Ho had pushed his boat among the therushes theroshea ti te teid e
rushes to hand her the flowers and andsat andsat at id idle
sat looking ov over < < r his shoulder at the theroseate theroseate ti tiroseate le leto e
roseate face she turned to him himYea himY68
Yea I have come to the Lilies to tolive tolive tot
live Mrs Lambert is my aunt auntTho II IITho
Tho young man gave vent to a soft softlow so it t
low whistle whistleSorry whistleSorry
Sorry he said saidThen
Then laughing and with his usnallywearied usual
wearied expression displaced by one oneof oneI o no ia iaiu
I of mirth he was such very a handao handaofellow handsome handsomefellow me iu iun iut iua
fellow that Juliet was lost in admira admiration admiration n
tion but in an instant the girls ex expression expression e t ¬
pression changed changedWhy ohangedWhy changedWhy
Why she asked askedWell askedWell
Well you know replied her o0 com companion oompanion m a ¬
panion frankly I havent seen saobIJ an
IJ pretty girl as you ou aro since I havelived h
lived here and I would like to have haveintroduction aDil1uoduction
introduction and call at jour home ilit
it was any other place But at th thLiliesout
Lilies Liliesout out of the question he con concluded e o in
eluded cludedThen eludedThen
Then as she regarded him in p pplenty pcf pcfplexity er
plenty ho lifted his straw hat hatwish an anh
with h a pleasant parting glance pull
away out of the pool and round a sud sudden sudden at id
den bend of the river out of sight
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Juliet 3 wreathed in the deliciousdor delicious deliciousodor delioiousodor
odor o of heliliespensirelp her lilies pensively and andtmnied andtmniedhomeward turned turnedhomeward turned1l0meward
homeward Her adventure had been beenpleasure beenapleasnre beenapleasnre
apleasnre but it Uleft left a regret regretI
III I nover met anybody so nice shesaid she shesaid shesaid
said But he will in forget me meThat me meThat It ItThat
That evening her Aunt Lambert Immbertsaid Lambertsaid Lambedsaid
said saidMy My dear I hope you will be dis discreet disoreet disreet ¬
ca creet c as Bayou you aroprettyaboutmak1ng aroprettpaboutmakingcquaintances arepretty aroprettyaboutmak1ngnoquRintances about making makingacquaintances
acquaintances a for one thing thingYes thin thinYes thingYea
Yes aunt murmured Juliet with witha withlittle
a little blush blushBe blushBe
Be choice choicebe be select Above alldont all aUdont
dont admit the Brennans to your ac acquaintance 100quaintanoe ¬
quaintance quaintanoeWho
Who are they auntie auntieliThe auntieThe
liThe Brennans aro uncle andnephew and andnephew Qndnepbew
nephew who live on the next estate estateseparated estateseparated estateseparated
separated by the river Colonel Bren Brennan Brennan Brennan ¬
nan is very wealthy and Roland his hisnephew hisnephew hisnephew
nephew is his heir The former is a abachelor abachelor abachelor
bachelorWhy bachelor bachelorWTiymusntlknowthem bachelorWhy
WTiymusntlknowthem Why musnt I know them asked askedJuliet nakedJnliet askeddnliot
Juliet JulietOn
JnlietOn
On account of a family feud whioh whichhas whiohhas whiohhas
has existed for twenty twentyycars years replied repliedthe
the old lady solemnly Twenty Twentyyears TwentyyeBIB Twentyyears
years ago my dear you must know knowthat knowthat knowthat
that my daughter your Aunt Delight Delightwai
was a very pretty girl She was en engaged engagtd enaged ¬
aged g to Colonel ColonelBJennanthen Brennan Brannanthen then only
Lieutenant Brennan He seemed fond fondof fondof fondof
of her j she adored him Suddenly Suddenlywithout Suddenlywithout Soddenlywithout
without cause or explanation he jilt jilted jilted jiltedDalightdropped ¬
Delightdropped ed Delight dropped tho engagement engagementin
in silence and she making her wedding wed wedding wedding ¬
ding clothes I It nearly killed nippoor my mypoor mypoor
poor girl girlHer girlHer girlHer
Her father threatened to shoot shoothim shoothim shoothim
him but I said No violence I I pre preferred preferred ¬
ferred the dignified course coarse I nursed nursedmy nursedmy
my poor child dragged her about in intravel intravelkept
travel travelkept kept her from mourning herself her herself herself ¬
self to death deathuntil until I met Admiral AdmiralPhillips AdmirnlPhillips AdmiralPhillips
Phillips and I persuaded pcrsundedDeIight Delight to tomarry tomarry
marry him Ho was w 19 oldor than she shebut Bhlbnt shebut
but he was rich and a fine man and I Iknew Iknew Iknew
knew would make her a good husbandand husband husbandand husbandand
and I knew she would learn to love lovehim loehim lovehim
him She did j but we have never neverforgiven neverforgiven
forgiven Colonel Brennan Brennnuyour your uncle uncleand uncleand
and I Isnd and we never shall shallHas I If
f Has ho married asked Juliet J herblue her herblue herblue
blue eyes wide with this disastrous disastrouslove
love tale taleNo bleNo taleNo
No I never know why repliedMrs replied repliedMrs repliedlIrs
Mrs Lambert LambertAnother LambertAnother LambertAnother
Another afternoon found Juliet Julietagain Jnlietaguin Julietagain
again in in the garden gardenHer gOlelcnHer gardenHer
Her footsteps strayed again to the tholily thelily thelily
lily pool poolLooking poolLooking
Looking across the river and seeing seeingtho
the walls of a grand < < rand gray mansion ris rising rising rainamong ¬
ing inamong among the green a suspicion that thatshe thatshe thatshe
she had already admitted one of the theforbidden theforbidden theforbidden
forbidden Brennans to her acquaint acquaintance ¬
ance crept into her heart heartYet heartYet heartYet
Yet a blush and smile illnminatoher illuminated illuminatedher d
do
her lovely countenance as she saw tho thoprotty thopretty thepretty o
pretty canopied boat float out from fromamong fromamong fromamong m
among tho willows willowsGood willowsGood willowsGood
Good afternoon called out the thoyoung theyoang
young man across the lily pads and andindeed andindeed an d dI
indeed he looked quite vivacious I Iwas Ias
was as in hopes you would come down downhere downhere n
here Isnt it a lovely day dayHo dayHo
Ho pulled up among the bobbing bobbingpade bobbingpadf bobbin g
pads padeWould padfcaWoulcl
Would you liko some more lilies liliesTea liliesYcs liliesYoe
Tea returned Joliet hbut hbutbut but butbut butbut
but she faltered I am afraid yon yonaro youare ya n
are one of the Brennans Br nnllnR and I am amforbidden amforbiddon a L Lforbidden
forbidden to know them themHe themHe themHe
He looked up with au understand understanding ¬
ing glance and a smile smileIf
If I am you will have to excuse excuseme excusome
me for it We will have the lilies i in inany inany n
any event pulling at the long glis glistening glistening glistoning ¬
tening pinkgreen stems j now these theseare theseare
are regular re ular beauties beautiesthe the finest of the theseason thoseason th thBeason e
season Glad I loan can do something for foryou foryou
you Its U verjyjolly to have a young
lady down here I was lonesome Do Doyou Doyou D Dcyou
you want any more loading her herhands herhands he r
hands Wont yon come into the theboat theboat th e re
boat he added earnestly seeming
to apprehend that the meeting would wouldnow wouldnow wouldnow
now end j its nice here on the tbewater tbewateraud water waterand
and very comfortable and if I am a aBrennau 0Brennau
Brennau I am respectable he added addedHe addedHe
He Hemet met her wistful eyes with sym sympathy slmpathy ¬
pathy pathyYou
Yon want to gol go I see you do doAnd doAnd
And you see you dont know that thatam I Iam Iam
am a Brenimn he laughed laughedNo
No faltered Juliet JulietAnd JulietAnd
And the sunshine was so bright on onthe o n
the crystal stream the shadows so sogoldengreen si o
goldengreen under the willows the thedistance th e
distance so alluring she Get a little littlefoot littlefoot e
foot in tho boat and in a moment momen was wasfar wasfar wit witfar s
far down the th river winding between betweenthe n
the rushes rushesA
A heaven on earth followed ulor ulorgay fo for r
gay youth loves gay youth and aadJtreon an d
green and blue were glad togethethat together togetherthat togetberthat r
that afternoon But when Juliet JuHetsprang t
sprang upon the grass again the smile smilefatlecl snit e
faded from her face
U I know well enough that you are areRoland areRoland an anRoland e
Roland Brennan she said uT Titan Timnkyon Titanyou ank ankyou
you for a nice time but please dont dontask dontask don donask t
ask me to go boating again My aunt aunty an nt
ia very kind to me and I dont wish wishto wishto h
to disobey her herBut herBut herBut
But what am I to do 1 asked th thyoung thoyoung a
young man quickly I never ha hasuch had hadBach d <
such a happy afternoon in my life lifeWhv lifeWhy lif lif1Vhv e
Why Im I m terribly lonesome lonesomenncle My Mynncle M p
nncle wont let me associate with Tom TomDick TomDick
Dick and Harry even if I wanted t to tobecause tobecauso o
because we are rich and must keep up u uthe p
the dignity of the family And he hewont h hwont
wont let et me take up a profession professionlearn o olearn or orlearn
learn a business because ecau60 ho wants ti tiI to tokeep
I keep mo with him Hes a grand ol olfellow old oldellow o ofellow ld <
fellow j but oh its dreadful here fo fome for forme f fme o r
me I suppose youtbink it crnelt cruelty p
butlve but Ive como to almost hate the place placeand placeand e
and now I like you so well you youyou youyouare you youare o n
are going to throw mo over overOh overOh
Oh 110 said Juliet J blushing blushingcouldnt I Ioouldnt
couldnt do anything so rude inno innocently innocently inncently o ¬
cently I 11 I I presume we shall meet meetsometimes meetsometimes me mesometimes et
sometimes sometimesWhere sometimesWhere
Where WhereIn 1
In society I am to be at the pio pi pionio o
nio tomorrow j and my aunt is to take to ke
I me next week to spend a few days da ys
1 with Mrs Bellingham BellinghamGood
i I Good I ThenI Then < I eee my mpwap way clear clearexc1aimed
exclaimed the young man throwiup throwing throwingup throwi ng e gup
up his hat enthusiastically
At the picnic at Mrs Bellinghams ms s
hospitable house at parties and ball ballthis balll r r
thin Romeo and Juliet met and andthough ondt an d 1
though t ough the girls heart quaked quaK d somtimes som somtimes somptimes p
times under her aunts proud old cjei eY ort e l lL
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and a a sorrowful shame ShamBfineaherbre filled her breast breastRolandBrennans breastBoland
RolandBrennans Boland 13rennans rennana tact stavedoftdis stavedoftdiscovery staved oft di dicovery disc disccovert ¬ l
covery until late at in the autumn autumnJuliet aut autumnJuliet tDD tDDJ
Juliet J knew that by a word a a smile smileshe smiIshe smileshe
she made madethf this handsome lover Guar very veryhappy vortmPPY
happy 1 mPPY ppy and if a proud arid reaentfal ibsentiplrelative reaentfalrelative i aenUairelativewu
relative relativewu was to be made misera miserable le bythe by bythe bythe
the fact that she loved ovedthis this forbidden forbiddenyoungman forbiddenyoungman forbiddenyonng
yonng youngman man as dearly as he loved hershe her hershe hershe
she could not feel quite altogether a1toge her to toblame toblame toblame
blame blameIf
If Aunt Lambert had been stern sternshe st sternshe rn rnshe
she would not have cared at all allshe bu buhe j jshe
s she was the most indulgent of ofdians guardians guar guardians
dians and Juliet could not be alto altogether altogether altoather
fi gether g ather happy though she > l lay y among amongtbe amongtbe amongthe
tbe roses and fed on the lilies of ollife ollifeThen life lifeThen lifeThen
Then Mrs Delight Phillips came camefrom camefrom camefrom
from abroad abroadShe abroadShe abroadShe
She was a pretty blooming woman womanof
of forty evidently with a perfectly perfectlysound perf perfectlysound otly otlysonnd
sound heart She had been a widowsyear widow widowa
a syear year She had a sunny smile and andJuliet andJuliet andJoliet
Juliet liked herThe her herThe herThe
The latter had committed herself to toa
a secret skating expedition with Ro Roland Itoland RoIandBrennan ¬
land IandBrennan Brenuan The river was frozen frozenfor froz6nI froz6nfor frozenfor I
for the first time and both were passionately pas passionately ¬ I
sionately found of the amusement amusementShe amusem nt ntShe
She had run lightly UghUydown down the snowy snowygarden snowygarden snowygarden
garden and had caught Rolands arm armwith armwith armwith
with a merry salutation when two twofigures twoflgures
figures warmly wrapped in furs fursstepped furBstepped farestepped
stepped from under the pine treesRcland trees treesRcland treesRcland
Rcland started violently the little littleskates littleskates littleskates
skates dropped with a clang fromuliets from fromJuliets fromJnliets
Juliets J nerveless hand handJuliet handJuliet 1 1uJnIiet
Juliet I cried Aunt Lambert reproachfally re reproachfully reproachfully ¬
proachfully proachfullyMr
Mr RolandBrennan Roland Brennan 1 pronounced pronouncedUncle
Uncle > ncle Lambert stiffly stifflyThe stifilyThe stifflyThe
The four eyed each other solemnly solemnlyin
in i n the moonlight Roland Itol nd was thefirst the thefirst thefirst
first to recover himself himselfMr himselfMr
Mr Lambert ho said give mean me mean mesn
an opportunity to talk this over with withyou withyon withyon
yon yonNo No time like the present Come Cometo
to the house said Uncle Lambert LambertSo
So the four marched into the dimly dimlylit I Ilit
lit front drawing room The backdrawing back backdrawing backdrawing
drawing room wus quite dark darkI darkeel
eel I can never never forgive Juliet Julietcobbed JuIietlsobbed I Isobbed
sobbed Aunt unt Lambert breaking downand down downand downand
and throwing herself into an easy easychair easych easychair
chair ch ir
chairBut irBat
But I fail to see commenced commencedRolnnd commencedRoland
Roland manfully addressing both the theold theold
old people where we have done any anyharm anyharm anyharm
harm How could I help loving Joliet Juli Juliet Juliet ¬
et having first seen her by accident accidentI
I would die to save her a sorrow sorrowHave sorrowHavo sorrowHave
Have a care Mr Lambert how you yonslight youaHeM youught
slight o so honest a love as mine for foryour foryonr foryour
your niece who excepting you has hasno hilsno hasno
no other oth r friend in the world w rl I be believe believe beHove ¬
lieve Am I BO bad a match for her herYour herYour herYour
Your uncle young man treated treatedmy treatedmy
my daughter very badly 1 exclaimed exclaimedMrs exelaimedllis
Mrs Lambert Tho family feud feudHare feuduff
uff Hare re let it end pronounced prononuc d apleasant a apleasant 0pleasant
pleasant voice from behind and Mr MrDelight MIlDelight MrsDelight
Delight and an elderly gentleman ad advanced advanced advanced ¬
vanced into the apartment I have haveforgiven hBveforgiven
forgiven Colonel Brennan BrennanI
HI I was lied to by a rival inter interrupted interrupted interopted ¬
rupted Colonel Brennan I was in induced indnced induced ¬
duced to believe that Delight was to tojilt tojilt
jilt me at the last minute I denied deniedmyself deniedmyseU deniedmyself
myself over seeing her again but I Ihave Ihave Ihave
have been a vary unhappy man m my myfriends y
friends When I had reason to be believe believe ¬
lieve I had been deceived the woman womanI
I loved was far away Before I could couldroach couldrCBoh couldreach
roach her she was married After all allthese allthese allthese
these years she hasforgiven has for forgiven given me meWe meWe meWe
We are to be married at Christ Christmas Christmas ¬
mas so let resentment against these theseyoung theseyoung
young folks end Let usall us us all be hap happy happy happp ¬
py together said Delight with her hersunny hersunny he heannoy r
sunny smile which was so contagious contagiousthat
that Aunt Lambert snatched weeping
Juliet to her breast and kissed herThen her herThen herThen
Then all the women kissed eaoh eaohother eahother eao eaoother h
other and the three men shook hands handsAnd haudsAnd s
And there has never been a shadow of oftrouble oftrouble oftrouble
trouble in the family since ninesNe ninesNeYork New NewYork ew ewYork w
York Journal JournalBattle Jouruslnltle
Battle With Mountain LtO1 LtO1He Lion LtoxsHe
He 1IY saw above the ledge and a littlbeyond little littlebeyond littlebeyond e
beyond the oars o rs and head of a lion lionas
as it sat watching the deer Jake rowin rose rosein rosein e
in his saddle to place a bullet as be besaid hesaid h hsaid e
said midway between those earswhen earswhena enra when whena n
a powerful powerfa11ion lion leaped from behind a atree atree
tree on the ledge of rock ro k above and andstriking nuilstriking an d
striking him in the chest carried him himif himeffhlB hi m
elihiahorse effhlB if his horse headlong down themonn the moun mountain monntain ¬
tain and his horse ran wildly away
A moment later Jake was lying on his hisback hiltback hi s
back in the snow his head up hilland hill hilland hillnnd
and the beast standing staudln over him wit with withone withuno h
one paw planted firmly on his chest chestthe chestthe
the other slightly lifted and wagging
its tail in delight while its hot Brett breituwas
was exhaled into Jakes face His first firstimpulse firstimpnlse t
impulse was to hold dpwn his chin chintightly ohinti chittightly
tightly ti htly to prevent his throat bein being being1torn g
torn open while he cautiously felt for forhis io iohis
his knife Ho found the knife and as ri rihe
he drew it a slight grating sound soundcaused soon souncaused aed d
caused the th lion to rebound at his feet feetand feetand
and as he did so it uttered a scream screamwhich soreamwhich sotea soteawhich m
which Jake knew only gave him the thechance thelhance th me e
chance of a moment It WAS W S a atoll call for forthe lorthe fo r
the other lion Tearing to make a amotion amotion
motion of escape or resistance he hemoved hemoved h e ae
moved his hind back in the snow arcssearch in insearch insearch
search of his rifle which had hoe been beenlost beenlost n
lost in the fall His finger touched touchedthe ton hed hedthe d
the stook He cautiously pulled it itdown itdown i t
down by his side and still looking his hiscaptor hisoaptor hi s
captor straight stni ht in tho oyes slowl slowly slowlvtnrned v
tnrned the rifle ritletill till its muzzle faced facedthe are it l lthe
the lion The bullet passed through h
its heart and it sank on Jakes feet
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less position the other lion bounded boundedover d dr
over the precipice and somewhat over r ¬
leaping its mark lit in the snow and an ml d
instantly received a bullet in its brain
The two lions lay dead not ten feet feetapart feetapartOuting t
apart apartOuting apartOutingA Outing OutingA
A Gigantic Lily LilyThere LilyThore
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ciety in Regents BeSte nts Park London one oneof oneof o oof n e
of the finest plants of the royal water waterlily waterli1y wet
lily ever seen in Europe The aurfa aurfacovered surface surfacecovered surfacecovered ce
covered by the plant is over over 400 400square 400squBro 40 O
square feet There are ton gigantic gigan tic
leaves each measuring over seven savanfee feet t
in diameter whilo several of the beat btautiful bautifaI
tiled flowers aro open openNew New York k
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deal aoalol of religion but no loveIn love loveIn loveIn
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hasxiohea basri e paidfooJ11 paidtoo piuoh oh for them themThdre tbemT1dto themThek
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san always tell a check for two dollars dollarsfrom dollarsrom dollarsfrom
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duced iln edto to himself why wh spends most of oihis ofhis ofis
his h is time alone aloneThe aloneTlie aloneThe
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children ohildrantofriiveL ohildrantofriiveLWhen to travel travelWhen I Ien
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The rfo following loW ng story sto sto8r J is told by Ed Edward Edward Edward ¬
ward J McDermott in an article en entitled entitled enitled ¬
titled t Fun on tho Stump in tho Cen Century Century Confury ¬
tury turyA
A few years ago a 1 plain country countrydoctor countrydoctor
doctor and a Mr May who was fond of ofJewelry ofjewelry
Jewelry and wore a valuable val ble diamond diamondstud tl1amOlc1stud diamondstud
stud in his hi shirt bosom b om were running runningfor
for the Legislature Le islaturo in ono of our ourcounties onrcounties ourcounties
counties The race was close and and hot hotAt hotAt hotAt
At one speaking the doctor doct rmllde made thefollowing the thefollowing theI
following followingfierco fierce and dangerous daug rous thrust thrustat
I i at his opponent oppon t Fellow citizens citizensdont citizensdont citizensdont
dont you want anhonest nn honest man in tho thoLegislature thoLegislature theLegislature
Legislature Of O course you do Now Nowwhat NowI Nowwhat
what sort of man is my opponentWhy opponent opponentWhy opponentWhy
I Why gentlemen look at that magnif magnificent magnificent magnificent ¬
icent diamond he h < wears I It is almost almostas
as big and bright aa the headlight on onlocomotive onL
3 L locomotive Your eyes can hardly hardlystand hnrdly3tsnd hardlystand
stand its glare g1 re It is worth hundreds hnnclredmay hundredsmay
may be thousands thousandsof ol dollars A Awhat At Atwhat Atwhat t
what valuation do doyou yon suppose he has haspnt hRsput hasput
put i for taxation in his return to totho tothe tohe
the t he State assessor aases or Why at the piti pitiful pitiful8t111 pitifnlan ¬
ful ful8t111 suin > i of twenty dollars 1 The crowd crowdyelled crpwelyelle crow crowyelled d
yelled for the doctor Three days dayslater dayslater daplater s
later the two met again in joint de debate debate debate ¬
bate Again the doctor took up his histelling hisflaIling histilling s
telling theme and held forth oIoquently olo oloquently 010quently
quently and passionately in denuncia indenunciation denunciaj
j tion of dishonesty and diamonds and andt andfn1se an ant d
t t false statements and then he hengnin hengnintold againtold again againtold
told of Mays false return to tho as assessor nsI nssessor assensor ¬
I
sessor Look at that thB gorgeous go geons pingentlemen pin pingentlemen P1nI
I gentlemen I My eyes can hardly en enI
I 1 dare its dazzling rays Solomon in all allhis allhis allhis
his gloryHold glory gloryHold gloryuHold
Hold on there doctor Islid I said May MayDo M MapDo r
Do you mean to say saythis1 this thispinia pin > inis is wor wormore worth worthmore worthmore th
more than twenty dollars dollarsYes doUnrsYes dollarsYes
Yes I do dotwentv twenty times or fifty fiftytimes fiftytimes v
times twenty dollars dollarsWould dollarsWould Ii IiWould
Would you give twenty dollars for forit forit fo r
it doctor doctorOf dootofOf
Of course counsel X would wouldWell wouldWeIl wouldWell
Well you can have it for thatAll that thatAll
All right I said the doctor and andhe an d
he hurriedly counted out tho money moneyand moneyan moue P
and an andtook took the he pin Then May tose t tspeak to toapeak to1peak o
speak and the crowd cro crowd dchee cheered ad him himHe himHe
He was undoubtedly gameand gamer ana hon honest honest honest ¬
est He was willing to take what ho hosaid hesaid h hsaid o
said the pin I = in was worth He was Q3 elect elected o toot eteted tooted ¬
ed A week after the election he hecalled heonUed li licalled e
called on the doctor and said Doc Doctor Doctor ¬
tor I dont want to rob you of your yourmoney yourmonoy youmoney
money Heres r er 8 your twenty dollars dollarsThat doUarsTwt
That pin you bought was paste I got gotit gotit go t
it in inLotuevilleafteryour Louisville after your flrstapeeoh flrstapeeohHero first speech
Hero is my mV real diamond If I ca can canever caa2ver n
ever serve ere you pony lot ire fuekIio17 know knowThe II IIiheWatar
The iheWatar Water Tree TreeM TresM TreeM
M Ducharto Du hrto recently made known knownto Ii
to the French Academy of Sciences Sciencestho Sciencethe s
tho results resn ta of an experiment made by b bN Y
M Maximo Lecompta in Congo upon npoua ape apea u
a tree of the genus Musenga Upomaking Upon Uponmaking Uponmaking n
making incisions in the trunk of ofand it itand itand
and placing a pail at a the foot of 0 tho thotree thotree th e
tree more than ten quarts ol pure purewater purwator putwater a
water collected in thirteen hours The Thegorillas Th ThltorilIas e
gorillas it seems arc in the habit habitslaking of ofslaking
slaking their thirst at these hiddcfountains hidden hidl1eaI n
i fountains fOJntaineand and regulate the flow ow of ofliquid ofliquid o C
liquid at will by pulling off difTtjrontsized difTtjront diirarontsized litr ront rontsized
sized branches Many years r rJO o Dr DrWallich DrWaIlich D DWallich
Wallich found in the province ot otMartaban o oI
Martaban Mar ba n Africa Af ica a plant helonginto belonging n n
I to the th same natural order whose soft softand softaud sot t
and porous wood discharged who tvhoiiwounded It
I wounded a very large quantity qn nti y of o opure a apure npure
pure and tasteless fluid which WAI WAIquite w V Vquite as
quite wholesome wh lesome e and was used as asa r rbeverage rbeverage
beverage by tho natives This T plant ispltmtwas plantwas t
was named by Dr DrWallich Wallfoh the theVtter theVttervine water watervine wet ar
vine and has been placed in the gen genus ge en enus n ¬
us Fhytocrene which Signifies plant plantfountain pIBnfountain
fountain These plants form a are aremr r re remarkable e ¬
markable mr ble ception to the usnlchar usnlcharaQ usual char character ohaac r ¬
aQ acter ez of o the order der which embraces embracesspecies embracesspecfes embracespecies
species that produce p oduc a milky juice juicesuch jai e esucb
such for example as the celebrated celebratedcow 1
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yields a copious copi us supply of ofa a rich and andwholesome Bndwholesome a awholesome n d dho
wholesome milk as good as that of tho thocow thocow t
cow and used for the same purpose purposePublic purposePublio parposPublic e
Public Opinion OpinionSacred OpinionSacrtd OpinionSacred
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British Museum YU8 um an unrolled spec specimen 8pcoimen i ¬
men of theembalmed the embalmed sacred Slcrcdctooo Slcrcdctooodile COO ¬
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eighteen feet feetiu in length and is bean ti ¬
fully preserved The eves as with wit h
human mummies appear to to have been beenremoved boenremoved bo e n
removed previous to embalming but b bthe at
the t a teeth of which wh ch four are plainly pJ plain inly y
visible are still intact lDtactWestminster Westminster er
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wood and the upper of inlaid inlaidand w iI iIand t
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Egytlnns is composed of a sole soleby saleby
by sticking together three threeof thiokn thioknof a aof
of leather l ather This ieheld is held to tho thopasfltnga foo foopas8Ptg fool
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sandal is is beautifully attached attachedthreads atbchedthreads
threads of different colors colorsF = Dtret Dtretereo l
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The Earths Shadow ShadowThe Shnl1oUThe
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earth enIt casts into space has hassome atttC atttCsqme attTu6si attTu6sisoma F
some soma attention since the eclipse of ofmoon CifniOOb I1a I1atorffie
moon niooii This shadow is in the theaooue form J Jaco
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as ita base It is 861000 miles milesloaKo milesloaKoThat los losThat lo G ±
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away from the earth more than tart tarttimes t tt
times t Do as far as the moon the thewould ahs0ed ahsd ahsdWDula
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provided yon yonramainedon remained on what DM DMbo flit flitb
bo b called lled the night side of thoesr thoesrThe the eye ts tsTh
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mild i1etl Ithat that of the earth is 7926 mil miland miland m7w
and the distance from tho sun to toearth tl tlearth > t tesrtli
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