The Grant County herald., November 25, 1881, Image 3

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rBfrev.i' with wrtcloi,
u
tle baud
55 ••unqml land"
r.tucjviil land
f^Tv*Fteiidcr drrnTiiB
uu life the token*
tllig
world of »inf«
_.rni8 »f hop0
tr••tmiuil 1
tj auquil
1 ,i!:i lantl:
i.cnT^Il lives
rvvtree«1,
i, le liii'id
m' great dead,
Li t:K,i.-]u:l laud.
_Trom the Ciarimui.
|,ftL
0!V TO LOVE.
v ,.._Ltj, .-L:v littb
i. i- illiiu' I-jrwaid ,iT!f
lace Jul!roi• i intii«
.-t. it v—-'i
t£» ful i'( v. i.h
1U1!:.' I:: i:
ill •!)'." 1
•Iliatided a calm
ii-.'-ru,^ 'i'ek up :ln
ii!y n..at«-d himself ...
'iu.t-man, with brllhanf,
nrrruula: feaiur» and a
ila' tLMUgh his oh'..' nklll
ur-!v !i,eked :ip at tiii:..
ktrii by hU rm thus
ikitvili rain to-niorrov
tto wear my white in n.
.mi:! I hud forgotlm that
of k: :?'ig to-morrow.
my pie.-eiioe w ill make no
silent. S.umhoTv that i- ir
.f.U»-il leaf ri .j Ir- v gt-od
i'iil I Re or
.**, Mr Kw-niii'
:-boJ\ pj.se j-lcus.
'ewarn you that
ilwt it ID cnn,
rrMy. Ed: tin...
•Vidow of the vine
Eivring away iu
u
,r-
though thoio was not
mill IIw Orphan
'g«.
jj muttered JJluncho
^w iving together the
:an leaven with whi»
jipr broad-brimmed
i i u e i U i n I e o
,v »hw and ctdor of
rincrfon *hawl droop
s, and tlie HiiiiHkint*
iuhurn curN «ith
old. while upon the
.iniied h-r impromp
of ferns ami an
i was trau-i" ivently
in each waxen ti-m
o'»ui on h'-r clieeliH,
i'jd hrowi. Heeiitfd to
.-iVe, tender exjiIt H-
w€*nt on Miss
!.. if, "I know
I haV"- only knov-n
yet w In li he .'-pi
.1 ,.i^t nJirht it ei::
v.., .-i\.titf
"l i!»o- i
Satider.-ui
tO th" pos'
'I hi ,.|
mist!. -.
I IKi'd
.r*sir:i*.
on hi
that rit
Shy tie.
thin p-h'
he s.iid to :1
sialic afte
wish Misv
t'fll!,. I. I
doesn't se
UieallS
tioiiff»l
aay slay.''
my daisy L* who, i.
it'-H ).(-jti (Her ILc
u the autumn leaves, ,v
i,i
kttia the «:a-ji stilln. ss
"'•tiJiiiiT sii- hail tunn u
•ii ,tik of
vi-ry hni.py, and nil that
|to ij,.- w.ilkintr llir,i uh thi
but with tii»* morn
IV
al„."
S-h i
it
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oi
thut shadow
folio A" Kiinshille iu
'liable.
us hi
ti
-y
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astuaua."
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v-i'h hir
I etl-1'
ply the pi
at liis' iii
gra\e and
Ml 111 .,'
shiul l- h'-r amid
fhe
..-i.Hind, "hut
HUU./ fh
hr
W w" tmut
I
if
V witi! i iuttiph^
1
ll:'
--i-tiMn iii-tmc-U
deeply.
'•I'M'.isIJ.I•,
il- l"i
•••oi mh
1\ 111'.
"I Vo».'
i
tU.lt it inii't lik"
|,lrl i]li| l.:irij ji.,,] J,,
"it vo ir iu« ti risl,'
a''H
it i i
tVu4
i v
1
willful
hand on Y
1had ii'.) hnsii..--
^'f'° raMe-r n{.:»ril.--i
-•'•Opi llf- 11 w I
thr, band V ..
fj-irded.
ait
la r,
fiOill,,}'
lim..'_."
luta ..
ill ids- t.
C'l v
il an
wor il ':.
eXcil ,t ,,
I 1 !,.)•
1 I
t^id:.',,-,
1.,
:i
h' hou-t.
'an 't
01
tun
in a
pin
1
ni,,-tron.
ho her
,x
under the che
what sent ili1
ft,„-u
"Sent him away
eH—by the evening inn., ,,
home packed his things and ,i
it were u feuturelos. hbuk. S
u
'•j -u made Vr
oVt
V
(lll
a
„JS
an. very sorry we shall nans Una so mm'-h
Blanche went slowly up ..tatrs .naltd
down by her window. looking out »t th,I
!urI
th
«v-eniug laiidneapeLIf
0
Evi love.
"And I cuniiut pven v :t.. i
don't know his uddn-s ,, .,u,
clasped hands md li-nri'ul t-vi-T
iH ui.v own fault, arid I ,u:(t
\]*V*
really «oue uway-md l,v hci own i„'u. .1
w,iw
won,.in, und ih« Nov.,,nl(1,.
liH
HiH|in-ni'fS as hrHt I nmy."
So liLmohe l't,uroy went home from the
KUJ. liishionuhh.' a suldcr md
a w
isof
)in ts (jm()
,)iu„
o t-r thi- bnt'k and mortar wiUUinoHs of h«r
city home had never *e.-m-d h'oTso d'ruari I njl/V" ~b5',jerfir8t marriage und although
to her as they did now.
"Isuppus,, I shall bo an old maid conr in"
thoiudn r.lunche, ^IkinR up and down i'n adonfed i'0', ?m,
the fire-lit darkness of her room, her dim
tded h:inds cltisj.ed hi hind her w.iM.. "J
ne\ ran rati- for any one now us I did for
for i iJlu-rt 1 -lure say I nhall k«cp a cat
and tfrow fond of hh^ t.-a. Ah well-a
day! lif.' cannot }-.st forever."
A dreary comfort tliat had a i-ri of
nim teen summers.
She rauK the t.ell with an i.-rk,
"Ar. ther.- tmy letters. Samie.isi.n','-
One, madam it eiuie 1
po.^t. abniit li\e minu'"s
1 j:• *t.t the j.'is. then, in il «i%e it to me
41
Blanch *at down by the tire and upene i
the I- tter. nuppr« ^sin^ a yaw
"Hla--!i eii:. ed and blaCK
Mrs. iirrhino!*! In
It w.ii from the ex.-ciitur-. i.f At:- i
rov's ilistant on Mil, t'n
amioun.'iu^ hi di :iii. wlneh
id ire in one ot .• -t
tiinee but d' whi.-li th*
as I he 1 ii in,
Cl'l Vt' •!. w 1*1 not 1
Mrs. Aliin mont had
hwl f-:d:i,_r nut '.f t» i
e(jit il'\
L-. Ml
i i.ili'i
ineonsi-iously
"Ob, I h„,.
ilU'ht All
"earning for'lr.
wiUl
W
v. rs'olT" ^, 'l
tiilhtrt
l.im, for I
•utfht, with
"W,u.
(.i
,ld
thin.' ^i
s"v"»
.-
WI
\h
tal,t 1
her,! uL"''
.platiuj
111 1
ver?
I hope he will Hk.-. ui,.,
I I
ight
ft! l, r,| lonfittllk, in sow
'\u hix feet hi'4i, with a black monR.
ind inemto"ei"VeiT,rimSf°
nK
powir
UlHl »ll
with mirth. For an imtTf V
»it him :is if she could
"i'1'
i at him ,* if ,. .'
-t*-l-heurce'v"'1
1
credit the
own
Sfn.ses.
V n
"l"
but (tilbert—"
\i h, hut Blanrho!"
oil are tio'i'Mrs. Marchmont'g pou
110
weaun the penniless infuut you
SU| He aS aH fath
's wealth
quite Wlllu to bft
auopfefl- i-iirticnlarly us vou are not iuar
wed to Walter Birmingham."
1 lam-he strufgled with tears and laugh,
ter uncertain which would best express her
feehn^s, but Gilbert Evering drew her ten
derly towards him.
^.°u iidotrt me, dearest, it must be for
Hte. Nay, do not hesitiite—our happiness
hft| already been too much at the mercy of
\,fe ,,
1)r! Wl!l 110t
a
,T»Vell
retract vour offer'-"
after ail l!i mche u
ivi,»."said
•t far*- •11V
IM uii u« u«'iuurciy
WAis
"And I -i !".:» •,
itid San-lerson, who had bei-n listeuin»
ne«ily a! the door, cr- down ^tuirs t?j
••ru, Mr«. lSrov.n th:'» ihev
1
and
hi
a r: •.% l.,ttslt«r!"
A
I'ATHFTir Sl(
in ii-t.-lunii.
Jjia
u oar
v lih
id L.
th.*
.iu .-.hun
and iii -.
iuoption
Ur
had
giri
of
i V.ouh
U
.1"
in Njc, the
:o acci-ana'iy
and the r.
Liouhi go into his family as the
r.-.-, and (hit the-chiM should
i iu the r«h.j.iuof its parents.
.'her and .ther con-.'iiied long
usiy. It wis a terribU- strmrgl"
neha:id v,- '.s ti:c rlnfd's advantage,
ii- other jut, iil ,tnd liiati-in.-d love,
iih a enc' i-ji n «-as aviived M.
i I i ..i» .• «s 'h-" Tr.-"VfMl
1 l.i. -..i ..." I,- 1
iii-i: iL" iii 'u--.ii.-vl i.li'
kiv und :!h rf.. ular wner:-.in busi
.i' o n eh-Mtr ncr. The girl selected to
as nurse wan the mother's sister a
Sy iuri t: jo '1 he Aim rieau took the
and rushed out to a haberdasher's and
ms.
1 1 1
outfit for lie put shoes
stocking- on i.i-r, whi ii wvsa nowl i
i '!. •. and a pi-'ty hiiie d:c-s. and a
hat with a feath-.r in it. .. i IntU
i old al! that sort of tl:iug, ho pro
-d hot-s ind stockings 1 it) elder
tidy di it a hat, and sh-rs wl.
A i he b!'o h,t th.-m
'lletUlg 1'hiT '.at he shords.
-rk the "torning
.1 uid cbi .n!d be
... i i. •. .part.
.d the Auuri
».a- d'V-t-ed,
'. mother had
•as a w
:M1 wri
i'-. rythi.
IV aLil
All!' I
-ii mi iMiiim ii IIIIIMI
NASBY £MJ(iHTEED.
he ,:.o-l fri.-ndly ic
i.. ri 1 ieii h.f. i\or:
and at po mvd.
... her re. u
ali'
That's-
kai.h
...it
Timc
in hei
ei.d»
old the
ill hi«
'.iilirei
stooii
-ti.fr to.
,:.d ih" i
V th
IrKU tiucs-
VVu» C'otiv•'flril on tlic
tlon.
1' 1 l.H*ke Xashv. tt-ils, in th" Toledo
/»uo't, how he w ts converted bv Re.lpath
on tl.i«=* Irish iu3Stiou. Kedpath only said,
''Come with nv." He declined to argue
he merely showed .Mr. Locke a series of
pictures, of nips and starvation, of destitu
on indescribable, of misery beyond the
misery
of ion
^m
or
»,eu
lo
,u
depict. II©
miles' drive," five hua-
stared .ired v. omen without shoes or stockings
walking ill the cold mud. In Fermoy, "a
tolerable prosperous village" for Ireland,
the women not only had neither shoes nor
stockings, but they had seiueely anything
to wear. Locke saw evicted' tenants-—
hungry, barefooted, bare-legged, and hare
h»ad"d women, and pretty women at thai
trudging aloug the eohi, wet road in a
drenching rainstorm. And next he saw a
living squadron of lijo soldiers -tine look
ing tellows, well fed, well mounted and
v/ell aimed with loaded carbines- -riding
away l'mm the scene of an eviction. Itod
path invited "Nasbv" into a typical cabin,
where in its single room, l(l feet
by 12, with a hole in the wall
tor a window, the wet earth for a
floor, a smoky lire place iu one corner, he
introduced him to its seven occupants.
id
About the tire three or four children,
dres-ed in s.-uutv cotton slips, were hud
dled. In anoth.r-r corn-r there was a brood
of chickens, and a pig repeatedly poked
,oull,body to lov« and his snout in at the ioose-hangi:\.^ door.
I he little holding attached to the cabin bad
been improved by three generations of
family ti-i ai.t^ fioni three shillings to forty
shiliing- per m-ri. a year, [n Am. i ieu Mr.
Locke thought the land for who hthe tenant
pays oer ace rent njic-ht sell for .-d j»er
acit another cnbm Mi, Loeke saw a
bed ding of four posts diiven into
th.- gn loni, some s^iinsvrs covered with
i -h ho.iids, and on the hoards dry leaves
hi .ith" civei"! i»v s'oue old ])otito
h. 'i his is lire manner of living of
Irish ". !», aean.st whom Air. !id
ie is mpioyuigthf "r -s.iu:c. sofcivih/
7-i. Lode entered tl..
pi -.'judici
tri.-d to
a
was ine
i- t'vi,i
i
dn
im
"cot
ue ih ."
on: tb:
u led 1 i
it to
ee th
prote
lay wi
mad.
•o hor-
Au
it.'-. I'aru
'Iosijy ot rwntkjl
I HIM-ll, »5.
Ui-IMIm
n t3ooA»-
VI :i !*io l?t'i ^li l\ .i
i liee'st .1 a*h.
the i'hil.. i..
was sell tola
.1 .i ii.-d to my lcnow l
un'iiUii h.i- never
and 1 am a-v,ure
never related it,
,o:'titV,: g. It i^ a
nuse ttie rt-ad"r.
id crossed tit©
,v mrii into Clarke
in
V
V
tm-fJi,
i v
i o 1 no.
i i once.
i u in pri'd.
iit the t.' i- -i
was si i
tnde. but Wl:
Colonel Mod.,
mountains v. ith ..
county, when he was u fo'.-nn 1 if a i'.-d
eral ojui'i-r with a souad of cava'ryuien was
in I if-* vicui'ty. •.-il'. hid ^copped ut
ay Mill," th..* residence oi Mr, idtmg,
u -Mos: y made np Li min.t to .-a| tuie
v-r and men. il.v action v.as prompt,
as u-ual. ii'1 w -x:: te t'l iv Hiii, capiured
thi r.-deral o'.iice: wldlelie was seated at
supner. and ca-ried him nil pr-airier to l"p
p-rsiih-. east of the l!i'.e Kidg.-. There
had bet v. p. thiug41 all unji!ea-.u t:diout the
whole eff -bv and his piisouer were
partisan
on the
'I'he
mu
st itidini."
WHS t.!
Tossing
.1
•:,s Uii
i'-i.i
is one
hat was
I iook-
S "}i'iuu e
li .il.: 11
l"| .f-O
tL- (.11 "d
i-i
i 1 1
t':\e o". 'I i• .:fs
del
ich lie
a toc
•e a
.1 n.
.•ltd
u
ii
a i 3 1
i Aim n
vol
.-l inferior foo'.i and l.-.Miin- iii»
d, and tin'—e f-lep. niht'g no lnni*
to go short at home. He sht uld
u lot! ging, ?-2 on food for two,
s. liL'ii t, dress, etc., $.». Pieces of
cat are ertiavag mt stews, with
in profitable ii-^h, dressed v.ith
id yei'etal.l,-, to mak? meal-, is
so aro fish pies good, well-j
thickened soups fruit puddings small
pieces of roast for Sundays, with accom
panying vegetables and well-selected pud
ding. A small piece of ch.iek beef roasted
and well covered during the process with a
Yorkshire pudding, a few parsnips and
some baked potatoes for dessert, some
pears stewed A home-made cake and a
little cold meat, with home pickle or cresses
for tea or supper these are the combina
tions.
The Use uf Short Words.
E\- lovernor Horatio Seymour of New
York, discourses on this subject, and in so
doing practices what is preached, since the
following paragraphs from his pen contains
no word with more than two syiiibles, s:ive
such as are quoted for purpose of illustra
tion
"We must not only think in words, but
we must also try to use the best words, and
those which in sprc-ch will put what is in
our munis into the minds of others. This
is the great art which those must gain who
wish to teach in the school, the church, the
bar, oi through the press. I'o do this is the
right way they should use the short words
which we learn l.i early life, and which have
the same sense to ail classes of men. The
English of our lihle is good. Now and
then .some long words are found, and they
i always hurt the short verses tn which con
find them. Take tiia! winch says "(), ve
ge'ie .ition of vipers, who hath warned yon
to tlee troai th.* wra'.h to come- Thero is
one long weird which ought not to be in it
i namely, 'g.'in ration. Iu the old version
i the old word 'brood' is vised, Uead the
verse again with this form, iiud you feet its
tnil force: ye viper's brood, who hath
warned you to th.e fiom the wrath to come
J'
(Time omi.ttn.ii-s does not look like crime
whi-n it is set b-fore us th- many folds
of a long woid. When a man steals, and
we caii it a "delineation.' wo are at a loss to
L^.oiv it it ,s a blunder *u' a crime. If he
dives nut toil the truth, and .ve are told that
it is a case of 'prevarication,' it takes us
Koriii- time to know pm what we should
think of it. No man will ever cheat Lnui
eif into wrong doing, nor will he he at a
id_ e oTiers if hi* thinks and speaks
.u ciei r, crisp terms. It is a good
... one is at «t hi---- keow if '!». 1
T:t Ol" W long, III ll il i I I
"iiigLtom English.'
Notes nn.
"'I tie li-i I UK* I saw Mis*- -a: 1 i J
blfruiaii, -peaking of a w viI-know 11 actii-sH,
io a wiity uiamatist, "\va^ at a mor ut:g per
formanc ), and she had grown so stout that
I.st liib the '11.x," "(h, that's
said the ready pi ivWright. 'There
i.- .• .ne whi n she tilled the tlieator."
Meeting a newsboy whose fn-o was
tried vith scratches, a rvt.oiler asked him
aat tlie matter was. "i'Viur sjn e ag unst
n.v sister. Said he bet she was cross
e-l. and 1 sailed in.': "Is your -ister
crosseyed inquired the reporter. Hain't
g-e no sifter!" was the reply, "it was the
pvir.cerpie of the thing what I get licked
i
"So yc ,.:o to scho 1, Charley," said 'n.«
i.i ly visit.' You like to go to school, •.
youV "No I don't," replied Cuiriey.
"iJon't like to go to schooi! Wiiv not
Charley."1" '(.'ause the £ais is always kiss
in' me." t.)h!' saii^ the laity w a snide.
And Ci.art'-y's father murmu'ed, "1'oor
ciuld! Would thai I were in his place!
A a.s! how true it is that blessings brign'--n
as they La lie their rii ht!"
A ili doma coun'v i Vt.. cow has chew»-l
up a puckethook containing in bdi.-.
Siie struck from thy national de'it is
was a kiiu! deed.
"llir.v iiii'Vutt, Ilr )'v i-" exclaimed u
d-tm n: "I have been u regular w I
goose i-hase, and I'm j.d ai I've fotiiiil vou
at la-it. t'e :.iei'i.'ii supposeslieiuii.-t have
sunt son.1etliing pretiy sin.'.rt, the w.iy the
i ys laughed, bu» lie can't to.
ijiu.1 tell what it wa.
"I ui't have to carry any -am 'si.-.
.id Ciiarh.s', the comnierei r.
!!\cept your ehr-ek," suggested .j
.. rliis breath. Til .t i. ii.impJe.
Two Wi»ys of I'nt
1 isiar I?.
,'oas im lv:ehau«o.
P'-akers who wi«h to carry a •.
illy select their comparisons to :r
.nun nl. In the legislature of Ii.mii
-me years ago th re was a warm di-pule
.'n-ther a certaiu proposed rulroail .should
i .'mm. nce at the g.'.en j.oitit dj^a. .r a
i .-rtaui other up, tLe nvir.
"Who evt-i heard," said the dc
:vocite, '"of beginning anything at '.-i
,•! V»"iiO ever hi-ard of budding a eh
y frotu the top uo.vnv.aul! Who
w a house b. gun at the top?"
!'p jumped a Dutch member fi":: •. •••.
«be iiv -r county.
"il. ester Bre/ad'-n^. de jenth'-m s •. 'at
cs betzness c-ss i-.il von hoamb-K.:,
v -e ltds to pegeell our luil-H
.f de sinatc, und ic k-.- ,e
.nbari- 'ii apout
y. .1 u •.• al--»
-tit.ji. r.- n i
ho /,,
lie
PegiliS to i.u
I'.'rer as to W
a rneft to-Iteco'iSJ
1 .1.
eana
ate
dey
... --1 e 1 .... '.*U8
... .. 1- I. u '. !'or ft
the'
is- t--d i I .'ly, '•'il" was nt
-. iai'. ssi-d through the
!. He u.. u gviih'cr. and
for a doK.-n ye.its she was a ie :du:g sptruie
gi d.: tig sa'oons th" far west, a..d ins
prwhanl, had! mor.- siirring iidventaies haa
i!.nv iiltj, d\ ug woruin. Sue'1 a care, rill
ways ends in wrctche.'hioss therefore
are rot surprised to loarr. that she is now
livitig in ranci- h.-uoKeti "s
cralde, •:!.}« ct t"
1
nod.
pitied -1