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VOLUME XX VI I.
NUMBER It
MANCHESTER, VERMONT, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1SS7
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if ;o ma axd oocsiKtoRi at u.
OOm la Oart Hobm, X akr. TU
MUXIX FM-tMfTIO.
Hillis father mI mother w.r pr-
atpting la Bear Crk canoe, Tbey lived
la a litU cabin, e( only on room, very
redely bail! od neither painted Dor plat
lrd. Tber iu tery littl furniture is
tb eebio, and that of tb simplest kind;
Is bad, aod foony littU lounge, wed
I from pecking box. which ih Willi '
Ul at night, tw or tbrM ebair, atov.
od Wbl, Born cookie uteasits banc
poo tb rough wslls, and near b was
I loot, wber tb.y aat in tb. middle of the
I day, when it u too warm io tb eabm,
tad eomoliina at thsir meads; ad bsm
mock swaes- from th Ull old lres. Bat
wn it frww cool at night tb.v aNays
ot into tbt ctilo, for higher up io the
mountain! war ear end moouUio 'ioua,
( eort of panther) and altboagh it wee
oot probebl. tbat tbey would stray m far,
I (till pap said b wiahed to b on lb safe
jaida a be did sot thick ucb riaitora, io
tent, woald ba pleasant So when bed
time earn tbe want iuto tb oabio od
Tai pwwAev mi varies. Arvst af parti I looked tb door saeaialy,
I tTaVK. Zi T.d I bey bad bo near neighbors. If-
DMtiUoa wtik tbe nnliltaao or to tt, several mile to tbe net rent bouse, Dot
f lt0VAI.HWl
m
cd tall, aad littl ilrajua of vatar raa
along, on iu wty to tb brok ia tb eanoo,
and beaotifnl floaert, vntik m tb bid
rer aeeo, ver g roio kocg tb trcoa.
Tbi ia prott plao," id Willi kt
Top. "I gnoaa 111 atop add reai Loa
iaa Hortaaa ia tired, too, tod eb ODgbt
to bar nip."
So Loaiee Ilorteoa wat damped aaoer-
uoaioad on tbe ground and told to go
Tka Liata-KUa Clak
' If Calalioa Ilombattae Tienoa ar in
d ball tonigbt I aboald like to bar bim
Up dii T," aaid Urutber Uarducr, be
wipod bt anaclaclc oa bia tUow and
torei hi giae into tb oulbweat eororr.
CaUlioe, a bo ia a young mao ( 21
rery elifl ia tb back and ot anciut ano-a
try. camo forward itb a Maud atuilo on
to aleon. vbila Willi duo to Todit. who BJ " " buttoned very uguuy
wt auiU friabtenod and axwed DiUooalr. fonni
ilb on Land and bokH boat for om -JUraJdor XVrwo," continoaa m pre
taa Jaaa'a iaflata-
Tba j:.ill,m u r- Amfruin girea tb ful
lowingextracla from tbruaaeraiDBa rrcai h
cd by Her. San Jonra, tba Sonlbrra
Tirahat, in tbat city:
Von can't mak frionda with llod nnlij
yon'ra aorry raoiigU of your aim to qnit
thrlu.
If a man rrpnuta be don't baia to try to
Uiilierp; it oomts of atxelf.
Uod can't give yoa lilb; joa'r got to
do that yourwlf. God girr you aigbt,
niccbicf ah could do with tb other.
"Tbia ia a pretty plaoaah remarked 00 J fur cnia iivD0 b,ck
to Top.y again. "I fooad it all myeelf aim,ia P" J L or
I -V'ti. . . .,r. '.I "Kn lihit i n '
ana i gaeaa a u rrw-wnpa a ;uiu u
iJetit io a fatherly way, "1 baa bad aa aye bet accicg u your j ib.
Ara dat a
Ckar.k. lt.lp tka Caataiwaltr.
Tb Nwhua Ttmpk taia a .V !.
aaa who rntly ,,0i a U w data la a
country Iowa not many luilea diataut, and
bo wat iaiueotitig tbe erideuoM of dPay
and demurel nation wbiob be diawwad,
aaid to a friend, ia anlwtauoo, in eutniuing
np tba rmulta of bi oUorv.ti.in: "Whra
I aa a biy, and waa brtiaghl np in that
towo, lite waa a (louri.liiiia 7,ii;r,1!a-
tlooal chun-b and aorioty there, Chorob
and aooiitr hire .1
God givaa you deucia of rci(,rily, Laupii,, d U.n
Absolutely Pure.
bort waitlit. aiaaa or eboapbala powdara. But
I Mly ( mu' Ikixii, Biaiaa i'owcaa Co., 10
nail at, n. I
B. JT. rQWLKH 6011,
iTrmiilll AT LAW,
r,t.kMi aad hoaatr At Flra a4 Ul Ia-
..no uhU aa U. k. CueaaMwar.
uM Mia airaaC - Maeakeaiar.
. X. MlTCBllD,
arromn mo ucmilo t uw.
. Artlagtoa, Terataoi.
f. t. SKtt-DOir,
ATTOBItr it LAW,
ftaaeiagtae), Tanawtat,
- aaaajaawiaBwawBiaaawaaaatBWai
I, k B tMZS HAT, JT. D
aa at aVtaMaaaa lerU btata Mraat,
Maaakaatar, Ttratoal.
r. runt.
atVMCUM AMD M'kQEO"
. r. m 4MUa. lank Mala wt, OppoalU
.aakaaHaa. ajaao -eater, fc
utaa e aanetthy at AtawaM of tka langt and
aajraat, aaA aknat laaatat.
11 Kl 1
ONT
Allow your Clothing,
I Paint, or Woodwork,
washed mMhe old
rubbing, twisting,
wrecking way. Join
that large army of
aemible, economical people, who
(rota experience have learned that
Jame Pjrle'a Pearline, used a
directed on each package, uvea
time, labor, rubbing, wear and tear.
Your Gothei are worn out mort
by wathing than wearing. It is to
your advantage to try Pearline.
JAMES PVLE, New York.
Sold Evcrjrwhtia.
Investment Securities-
MUIie enjoyed tbe wild tnountaina very
much . She earriod ber farorita doll, Lon-
iaa HorUoae. with ber, and thre waa
Bruno alao, a great til. ltxruard dog, to
follow her about and to take car of her.
11 could always Bod tb way home. And,
best of all, there war three little kittens'
Tba tnioa wnre very trouhleaouia io tbe
fiibio. Bo tbe little girl played happily
throngh tb long, aummer days, sooie-
limaa climbing tbe mouutaios to gather
tb I dutiful wild flowers which grew in
tb greateat profuaioo; sometimes playing
beside tb brook tbtt rippled through
tb canon. I think a little girl who bad
tb Rocky mountains for a playground
aod such pleasant playfellows, ongbt to
bar been eon ten tod, don't yoa?
Perhaps yoa don't know what is meant
by pre-empting. In many of the western
atatea tb United State gorernment owns
much of tbe laud. People who wish to
settle on tbe land can do so, noder certain
eooditions, and one of tbe ways of doing
to is called pre-empting. Tre-emption
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uimv jra ,,n Uw inn i i "itu maac oooituuuity etira.'tiva hare
oa -iarj.raJ with it." Thor ia a Ii-aaoo
loo may call Ibis silly talk, but 1 m la this brief statement thai a eood man
talkiug to silly crowd. peopla sro foronr flodiua fut nh lha
l oniatiui'ns is what yon rub on foulihh churvtict snd wlionot iiifrciueulU n-iuaik
i100!"8- tbe I'with tUnre waa not a .ilmr.,1, i
A nianonco aaid to me: "Mr. Jonea, tliiialendom, should sorioualr ool.lr
wubb yon usre couvenoa mo njpocru-cs ii'in-aia ilia churches Irom N'aalma and
ccms and talk religion to ma. These ptuae io tbo work tla il.... .i.,i . ..
.iuiij; nni mr; iinw, oiiiriiig iiuiutuitT, and In
fttlMn'l lu in ... ww ir II. aw t..l-ft nnt I II. A .t. . ...
----- J""' "j " " ' a" I -. wuia tua coaimnuilT ou il lia
sbesd of yoo. Ain't yoo atbamed to let but a lilll better than a mob, and tba
hypocrites got ahead of jouV J sridenoe of decay would be W,.r as it
I'regotmur conQdouc io bread pills is iu the towu nimitr.no I. Thla la t.t
aauiiuuttcrcd liy a praying doctor than the only our oatiujaUt but tba riimlrt of Luo.
l'so done took it apart, sab. It wan unfit eoioue given by sn agnostic dn-da of people who, iu their tr.nl to off-
only atwo dollar bill wrapped around a understand why old liob J overtoil it at tbeapirit of rckloaania that in abroad
an inQdol; it pays bis 500 a mubt to dony ar rompulled to struaitle anainat the lidu.
Ilow'syour lo'di tod, while bo would not gotglOa uighl Verily the oburcbua cannot be too sioeere-
loctunog that thoie is a uod.
1 wouldn't civ ten cents a doscn for
Christians who won't pray iu public
There tro a thousand diffcroucea between
ns, but we are antonii-hiiigly alike.
When so cngiueer geU down from hit
cab to oil his machinery I notice tbat be community from "decay and deuioralisa-
dusst was luolined to run swsv. and Mil- l"n, to sum up, you dosu own de pours oil out of tbo same cau upon sll tbe I Uou.
lia bad to leava ber bnildinir ao often to loz on your baok. Yon are cheating tbe parts, great and small alike. And so tb
rnn after her and fetch hor back, thut tbe puolio wij a glass dimun, a brsis wntch ureal lugmoor or tlio nulvers pours tbe
foundation grew very slowly, and what 0Utt'a ftD' 70a m dodgin' creditors iu oil of graoe from the great heavenly slora
with runnina sfter tb kitten and looking tj direction. All dis fur what? To house upon the groat aod small alike, and
for stones, she wss too busy to notice tbst Pot 00 Iee' aiIe. Bruddor I'lerson, njaes it as easy lor one person as snotber
it was rapidlv urowiDB dark, snd she bsd Jou am deceiver; you am a hypocrite: 'o do right. II thero is any one bora who
no idea that a storm wss coming np, nutil Jou m li4r- ar am a heap of white ' not what God intended yon to te it's be
vivid lightning flithed iuto ler eyes, and ,01K J1Bt lliie ?out booner den let de cause you won t give mm a Oliance.
wonld be nice to bar a cunning liltle
eibio '1 mv ow
Millie went with her father and mother
tbe day they aeleoted their land, and she
remembered bow pspa drove stakes down
into tbe ground to nark tbe site of the
cabin; ao ah ran about breaking np
pleoe of desd limbs of trees and sticking
them In tb ground te Aierk tb place
here tbe cabin should ba.
There, that will do," she said, approv
ingly, looking with great satisfaction at
tba uneven spaoe she bad marked out,
"now I guess I'll begin to lsy my founds
tioo. 'Causa when 1 go to the land cilice,
to tell tbe moo I've pre-empted, I shall
want to say tbat I've begna my founda
tion.
Sho picked np atones and tried to pile
them np for a foundation. But it wat
net easy to do this when on hand was
occupied with holding a kitten, so she
put Topsy down by Louise Horteose, but
No, sab bit's glaas."
I thought to. Is dar anything at de
end of dat watch cbaiu?"
"No, sab."
"Oold cbaiu?'
No, aab."
"How a dat auit of clot, lirudJer Pier-
son - paid np for or not f"
"No, sab; but I'se going to pay.'
"Ob, yoa are! De tailor wss ober to
see me las' niht about 'cm. Please "lot
me see dat big roll of money you war car
rying around yeskrday.1
rag."
'Jist ui I 'spectod!
Brudder Piersou?"
"Three weeks behind, sab, but I'ae go
ing to psy up."
"Dat's good news. Owe auy borrowed
money?"
"lot, sub; but I'se gwiue to pay it back
soon.
ly fostered in the heart of man or too lib
erally initiated frcm bis pocket, tlu to
obnrcbl It dooau't matter so liiuoli where
you go or what the creed is, so that you
tie up somewhere. You will get good out
of it snd be doing your part io savin i the
W.l.h Sarins.
FnUiliiiA la & n&rllftl 111 nf 1 nu unl AaaI
Efai Mortag oa hand today, to which w I really mean tbe first right to buy, aod
oail attDiioa of July luvattor. Ktmi-anoaal
iairot paid at tku emo oa days wkan du
Ho. of Loan. Ami. of Loan. Tain of Swrnr
L WTMAB, MB,
OS0PtTltO FHTilOlAH,
0 t s aalaao. ktaaakaata Oaatra, Tl.
f. JL ClKMOHa, AY. Bt
m. . niatamo tvwon rot Wf aud
rwiiM at4 Pvaoaloins PtTiiiaa. A wo
rnu for Wadawonfc't Iaprod Tr.
Ct at SWdMM. Mtakat 0 tra, Tl
11)0 AM L WALKMK, X. D .
TltCIil AHD I CIO ION,
aat Artiag tea. Traoat,
t.S Baara aatil I a. a. and afUr I .
JtJt. 010, AT. a win, BKXTIST.
OS U rarkias Bleak. Oppoalts Ka.lt Ball,
Masvhatar, Tef stoat.
MAkDWKLl BOVhK,
Ctiwros A Caarasrta, Proprittor.
XallaaA. Tarstawt.
COLMVM MO Vit,
.SwttMM Oaalr. Tarmoat.
L. Raarrna, Prepr.
naatattaga aaa4 fraai P.. . stotloa.
Uar attactid.
4771 tiQ 00 I (00 00
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4B-m ui oo itoo oo
t:uv tm io i mo oo
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lies eoo oo io5o oo
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mi io oo 9o eo
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11 00 00 8700 00
9100 1'iuO 00 4000 00
tm lioo eo 4ooo oo
mi .m oo too oo
tm 1500 oo tsw oo
Partkat particulart, togatbar with fall des-
ripiiont of Iht abort tarurilict. ail ba bad kj
lauiirvfliios una t.nica. n. tl- uunas ocfto.
ttqlland, Vt , July 6, 117,
I J, H.WHUTLK, ARtDt. Manchetter Onlre, Vt.
when people have selected their land,
built a bouse npon it and lived in tbe
bonse six months, then they csu boy thi
land of tbe government. People usually
choose land, in pre-empting, which will
make good farms, but Mr. Ward, Millie's
papa, m an invalid. lie bsd come to
Colorado hoping to get better, and be
wanted a little pleoe of bis own np in tbe
mountains, among the evergreens, where
tb pure air and fragrant ordors of tbe
the pines wonld, it was hoped, do much
to make bim well. So be obose a spot far
op a rocky canon. There waa no wsgon
. . . I ,,..!' 1 j j .:n .
a sharp peal of thunder crssbett over tier I uuw uoJ a"4 Fu" UCJ "
bead. Then Millie was dreadful! .'r gbte i 1 lme. " liar dcy orter wear calico dey
ed. She knew bow aevere the mountain """ "UJ vots; whar day orter pay dor
storms can be, and ber first thought was
to net home as soon as she oould, but
when she looked about she oould not re
member from which way she csme, and
iu fact, found that she was completely
milk bills dey will use der money to go to
tbe grand opora. Meet 'em on de street
sn' you'd think dey ownod de bank, Oo
to der borne and you'd think you'd stum
bled iuto de poo' house. I don under
lost. She bad heard pspa say that all the '' i Bruddor Piorson, why you fool call-
little streams near them found their way el 0Pn to swell. Dem oloz wou't bide
to Bear Creek io the canon, snd that if J" kjlsick face; dem fashnnblo gaiters
any one who was lost would follow tbe wont reuuee ao siza ooyerieei; a urass
oourse of tbe same little rivulet, It would nbuiu an' a gins dimun am not gwiue ter
load them into the canon at last. So she boost ye inter high society an' bold ye
thought she would try tbat way, but she 'bar very long. How does ye reason dit
bad gone but a few steps when she came
to a rocky precipice over which she oonld
not oil in b, and sadly she returned to her
place of pre-emption. She sat down in
side the spaoe she bad marked out for a
a.ua:ralrvrai.
f a. iTertm. Prepr. -
l. i Urnut si Loiidoadrr
. .h,. Ur.rt and tal aUbi
" ""' '" r'"d atatinn.
w.iiimOTvir hotil,
' iMraol, Tt.
" O. W. Uaaaa, Piopr.
i .o'tatlM lor aaatoiar boar dar at
L. It. COY,
UO.IXS, rTIOHEBT, AHD JIWELhT,
aWta aad afcwa.
Uar Ataa. Maackatur, Tt.
J.X.BABD.
,.Ut, HKDlOtXaU, PAVCT OOOD, 4s.
Tasaioal.
BOOKS ! BOOKS !
AT L. D. COY'S
BOOK STORE
eaa be found a com plot stock of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BIRTHDAY BOOKS,
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
POEMS. BIBLES,
Writing Desk,
School Card and
Birthday Cards
ia (rett vtrltty.
CARD, AUTOGRAPH and
Photograph Albums,
A good ttWctloe of
LovelTs and Hie Seaside Library
A PINE UNI OP
STATIONERY
aiaa io tioca.
PBIKCH TIHKl'B PAI'KR IN COLORH.
Prlraa tb Unt, U
r" w 7 ""V -arrow p.lu, or cabin and wisl)eJi ou g0 e.mestly. that
they say in Oolorsdo, which was no wider I he M DotbeeQ dliobeilieBl Tha flaliue.
tuau a cow jjam iu a new jcogiauu pas
ture, and wound around, crossing and re
oroaaing tbe little brook, sometimes close
to its bed and sometimes bigh np on the
wall of tbe canon, where a single misstep
wonld bare sent them down a steep preci
pice hundreds of feet, npon the rocks below.
Tbe cabin waa built in an open spot.
where tbe csnon widened out into a little
glen. All the lumber for building, the
furniture, tbe baggage, the old pussy and
ber kitten, had to be carried np the trail
on tbe back of burros, "lsurro is a
Spanish word h aning donkey, Lany
years ago Bptnards lived in this part of
onr country, aod the old Spanish names
ar still often nsed. Tbe little burro are
very strong, and it is wonderful to see
what heavy loads tber carry. A train of
burros, loaded with packs to go into tbe
mountains, is a very interesting sight.
Tbey are surefooted and never make a
miastep, even io tbe steepest and most
rocky places. People often say, "Stupid
as a donkey," but these little burros are
not atupid at all. Millie tbonght tur
Tofto one of tbe wines t little animals that
ever lived.
Ouce each week Mr. Ward roJoTnfto
down to the city, aod brought borne fresh
of lightning followed close npon each
other and it seemed to ber the thunder
roared all tbe time. She knew that very
often tbat tbe lightning struck the trees
in the mountains, and she grew more
frightened every moment, and when at
last the rain began to fall iu torrenpj,
drenching ber to the skio, she screamed
aloud iu ber terror and threw herself, face
downwards, on the ground to shut out
light of the lightning, and still holding fast
to Topsy she sobbed as if her heart would
break,
Met bile, p or Mrs. Ward at the
oabin was in great distress. Tbe aonnd
case, Brudder Pierson?"
"I dosu know."
"Well, sab, you resume yer seat. De
nex' time you appear heab dat chain an'
dimuu must be miasm'. I'll give yon just
two weeks to part yer hair away from de
middle. Io about four weeks if dat bo'd
bill sia't psid an' de tailor feeliu' sab
about bis money, suntbin' will drap. li
will drap hard, an' it will bit you. Dis
olub believes in eslioo shirts an' cash down
for grub; in stogee sboes an' bouse rent
all paid up; in Keutui-ky jeans an' no bill
st de butchers; iu psper collars and no
dodgio' creditors. Sit down, Bruddor
Pierson, an' think it ober."
I tm getting sick and tired of this cant
It s so bard for me to do right." You're
tooiI for nothing, that's what's the matter
with you
I know it is a heap easior to bo a gentlo.
mau than a vagabond. I've triod both
Hloused be they who give, and blossod
be those who do not tivo, for if they arc
bkbsed thi-y will cive.
Ilie isHt step, the iu-jt tIioti;ht cm
earth, means good-bye to tho lust oppor
tunity.
God spoed tbe day when the church
will kick out every man within its borders
who deals in futures. Tho church and
tbe preacher who depends upon suob sort
of people belongs to the devil from bat to
heels.
Brother, if you are not afraid of Ood you
will have good reason to fesr every corner
of the fence.
Ood does not care for present events:
IIo looks out for final results.
Hon t conaiiler yourself safe until you
get there,
Three things that uever brooms rutty -
tho money of the beuovolent, tbe thnes of
the butobor's horsit, and an uowisa wo
man's tongue.
Three things not easily done -to allay
thirst with fire, to dry wot with water,
and to ploaae all iu everything that is
done.
Three things that are sa good aa the
host brown bread in famine, well water
in thirst, and a gray coat iu cold.
Three warnings from the gravo "Thou
knowent what I war; thou seest what I am;
remember what thou art to be."
Throe things of short eootinuenoe a
boy's love, a chip fire, a brook flood.
Three things that ought never to la
from home the cat, tbe chimney, and
tho bouaewifo.
Three easeulialt to a falso story toller
a good memory, a bold face, and fools for
sudienoe.
Atiuv Jokai.
A Queer Fact Concerning tba Era.
Every old soldier knows bow a good
joke dispelled the blues and waked some
corner of the camp. One or two of these
rise before me and demand recognition,
When tho Twentieth Ohio infantry en-1 snd bo swore revengo,
tered Camp Chose, not a few of them were a quarter of a pound of powdur and did it
up to auy game that promised fun. One up io a pieco of buckskin, tying up a
day a tall, awkward looking specimen pioce of punk so that it projected out of
camo to camp as a new recruit. The boys! the littlo buudlo of powder. Then be put
Wbon Mr. Lincoln beard of tbe scatter
ing of tbe confederates under LI ood by
Gen. Thomas he was reminded of the fol
lowing anecdote, related by Bun. l'crli-y
Poora, says the Boston llmlynt:
'Out in lower Illinois, in a little village"
there wss a butcher named Sykes, who
bad a largo, misohievous bulldog, w hich
wss regarded as town nuisance. Fowls
were killed, ototbet were pullod from the
lines, meat houses were robbed, children
were scared, and 'Sykes' dog' wss blam
ed for til, and blamod justly. Now, there
was a man named Ilondurson, who bsd a
flue turkey killed by this dog of Hykest
So be took about
There's lots of advice to be given In re
garu to the care of tbe ejes, remarked an
oculist the other day, and so much has
of tbe first peal of thunder awakened her, I been said and written on tbe subjnot that soon found out that be was as green as he the bundle in a large piece of corn bread,
and wbon she found thst Millie bad dis- acarcely seems worth while to say any- looked. Tbey asked bim if he had been and had it iu readiness. It wss not long
sppeared, she ran np and down the canon I thing more. There one thing, however, mustered io and be answered no. before Sykes' dog came trotting akng,
calling loudly for her, until the rain drove vbst I ve never beard mentioned, and that "Then, said one of tbe boys, "the and Henderson, lighting the punk with
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ner into lue camo. iortuuateiy air. u w """8, nucu wu ii , uuueryuu are wumi-ruu iu mo minor, iou I mt cigar, inrew me bit oi uresn to ii
Ward came home much earlier than usual n the train be almost invariably looks at oannot drsw your pay till yon are.
for be had seen tbe dark clouds gathering the landscape through the window nearest "Well, I am ready, but I don t know
abont the mountain. bim. This a great iniatakfl, both for phys what to do.
"Bruno will find ber," he said, when I lologioat and uiitbi tie reaaous. In travel
Mrs. Wsrd told him that Millie was miss- ing at tbo rate of forty miles su hour ob
ing, and, she feared, lost. "I will go jecU themselves to the sight in rapid too
with bim and we will bring hir tafely
borne. But you must have a good fire
buruinz and dry olothos ready, for the
child will be cold aod wet."
8j Bruno was called snd told to fiud
cession, and in order to look at them the
pupil of tbe eye has to undergo very rapid
"Joys," said tbe wag of tho crosd, "let
US help tho poor fellow; it won I lake nt
long to nMl-t.-r bim. "
A tueswugi was sent to tbo bonpital
iteward for some muHturd for a sick mao.
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supplies for tbe cabin, and tba letters and mnitk lu geeaied to nn(jertand the
papers which were sure to be waiting fur B)attor nerfeotlr. and be l.sd oo trouble in
them at the postoffice. He always started flndjl)g ,ue waf ill9 ukoBi but ran
very early in tb morning,- often before tieillf ,loogt i0 ,Mi tlut it WM Dot ess;
Millie we awake, bo sne was not sur- fo. ,, w,.d . kMO nn itb him. Still.
changes. For iustance, when yoa see a The reeruit was taken to sn empty shanty,
bouse a mile away tbe pupil is dilated; la large muctard paste appl.ud to his chenl
when tha bouse is one hundred yards from
you tbe pupil is contracted. Now, in
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prised when she awoke one bright, pleas
tnl morning, aod fonnd tbat ber paps bad
already been gone more than an bonr.
But tba was inprised end a littl vexed to
Bod tbat Bruno bad followed him. He
was never allowed to go with Mr. Wsrd on
bis trips to tb city, for it was bis duty to
stay at home and tak eare of Mrs. Ward
traveling, you turn your attention first t
ao ol ii;et a mile dit-tant, perhaps', to on
twenty leet from the car. The change
made almost iustautly, and the pupil dots
not bave time to dilate or expand, as the
case may be. Now, if you look through a
window on the sido of the car opposite
from where yon are sitting you will fiud
that tbia does not occur. The different
ohjeets in tbe landscape blend aod spread
more slowly, be foood a very wet aud for- and spread out into a slowly moving pan- air of a conqueror, II was a soldier,
lorn little girl clinging to Bruno, wboal- orsma instead of being rapidly whirled any bow. Io a few days bo saw tbe joke,
Millie had gone a long way from home,
aod wbeo Bruno's quick bark of joy an
nounced that be had found ber, tbe raio
wss over and tbe suo shone brightly,
though the sound of distant thunder was
still besrd. Wbeo Mr. Ward came np,
our, who gobbled it at a moututui. jus
next miuuts there was sn explosion. The
log's bead wat blown over tho fuuc Into
tho creek, bis hiud legs aod tail were aunt
up aud lodircd on llenduraou's porch, his
fore b-gs were thrown scros the street.
and the rest of tbe bow-wow was laid aboi I
in suiull pieces. 'Wborrat' exclaimed a
looker-on 'you've rather uaod up Bykea's
dog, hain't ye, Henderson?' 'Yus,' replied
aud be was required to lie still until il Hunduraou. 'I rather think that as a dotr
would draw. After ten minutes he began Svkes wou't fiud him of muoh uts.' 'And
to wiggle, aud exclaimed, "By Jove, boys, to with the rebel army,' added Mr. Lin
this luteal loiln. with one of bia aad auiilea. 'I ail
"i'.bew!" said one, "we have all been trwJ jjiM)j won't fiud it of much use.'
.here.
IV n minutes I .tor be yelled, "Fellows,
'ten minutes
this burns like badesl"
Oh," said one fellow,
more, uou t bs a laby.
Tbe thirty minutes elapsed and the poor
fellow got np and walked about with the
aod Millie, bnt be bad slipped away this termlely lapped ber face and Topsy'a we' I past your eyes. Yon get a much bettor aud no one laughed louder than be.
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I time, bo on knew bow, bnt there wss . , hj d u h, , found them.
nothing to do bnt make tbey beat of it. p u : Horteoae was Waten out if
Milli played cloa by tb cabin all the eTen tbe ahspeof a doll, and Millie was
morning, antil It waa lim lor ber early eoBteDt to leave ber ia tbe woods. She
dinner. Afterwards she helped mammt ...,, ... ,ftarward and wished
wash tb diabea, aad then Mra. Ward Lh. inohl hr home and had a fun-
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eral, bnt mamma uggested that perhaps
tba robins would cover ber with leave,
lik the babes in tbe woods, and Millie
view and have the comfort oi knowing
that it has no effect npon your sight
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throw herself into tha hammock to rett
and eooo full asleep, sod Millie began to
(ael mallea and lonely. If Bruno btd
only been at borne, she eonld have gone to
tbe woods to play, bnt she was not allowed
tt go alone, for fear she wonld get loat
Now w all know bow attractive thosit
thing which wear not allowed always
are, aod tb mors Milli thought of the
oool, dark woods, tba mora ah felt aa if
tb oould not stay awty from them. She
knew eery well bow naughty it was, bat,
rbea eb saw bow soundly mamma waa
laleepiog, sb caught np Top.y, the liltle
black kitttto, torked Leoiae Ilorlense no -dor
her arm and ran away aa faat a ah
I eonld into lb very heart of tbe forest.
Ti.o't a if I disobeyed," sbeeeid to
berwelf, "mamma waa asleep ao I couldn't
leak bar, but I torn tb wonld bsve let
m come ill bad."
Milli knew very well that ber mamma
woald not be kt b go, and I think ber
oosotese tro olio ber, for sb lurried
along aa if afraid aometbiog would over
take br or t called bark, not noticing
tb way abi came, notil ah foood her
self in a part of lb foreat wbar sb bad
waa comforted.
Wbeo tb little girl waa warm and dry
aod lying snugly in ber own littl bed-
she told ber adventures to paps aod mini
ma, Tbey could not belp laughing at tbe
idea of Millie' pr-mptin, all by herself,
but shews diatppoiutad when papa ex
plained to her tbat littl girls eonld not
pre-empt, aad sb mast wait till sb was
21, before sb eonld tak np land snd
bave a cabin of ber own,
"Well," ahe aaid after much delibera
tion and reflection, "it was the prettiest
place I ever saw, and I aball Uk Bruno
aod go tber aod play every dty, if I can't
pre-empt it."
BatHillie never went there again. Jc
ua A- Ss. s l Spr'xMd RMuxia.
Speaking without thinking is shcoting
without aiming.
If yon speak what yoa will you shsli
hear what yon dislike.
Impoae not a burden on auolher which
you cannot bear yourself.
Tbe more importaot an animal is to be
tbe lower is its start. Man, the eobleat of
all, ia bora loweet.
Osyety is to good humor rt perfume to
vegetable fragrance; tbe one overpowers
weak spirits, the other recreates aod re
vives them;
Tbe desire of fsoia betrays so ambitious
man iuto acts that iVtaea his reputation;
ba ia etiU afraid leat any of bis action
should be thrown away fa privito.
Poor fellow, in the battle of Ituymood,
Mi., tho end of bis tongue was shot off,
it was said ty the boys, while iodnlging
in some tall eweariug.
When tbo Tweoti tb r-aobtd For, Oib-
aou, Mia., aou.e of tbe bays outered a do-
rted balik. Hero they found a pile of
uott-s or bills of various denominations
which bad m-vur been signed. They took
s lot with tb-m, and aome supgnstcd that
i kilned Hit would pass for money.
Various signature were appended, such
t "Code Sam, pretidetil, and John
li ti, raahier." Jui-t aa the foragera
-a ht, the couUry people accepted tbe
bills gladly. J. C. Meracie, of Company
I. bought a lot of hooey aud gave atweoty
dollar bill in payment. Tbe lady eonld
not nuke the change, aod ba generooaly
I d I her it made no odda. When be en
tivd Ih roal and joined bia eompsny,
iv hub or.e ssid to Liiu, "Mtrsole, yon may
I aerer Urn befor - Tb tree were la-ge ! in de e ob eVnd hilV "
i man who tilth Ba virtus in Limeelf
ever envietb virtue ia others; for ..,',: n .ver tat Hat hwniy. He aoawertd. "Tb.
mind's will either feed npon their own j iU1 1 1011111 toe U uoi ? Ul 0
good ar npon otbeia'evil; and who wsnt- j "J " ror fellow, bs wss on. of tb.
etb tb on. will pn-y open tb. other, firl 10 ' Uot Hft b
Tb impartiality of bUtory ia not tbi' When tbcoufolert-arrlrtad rapidly
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Aa agaj and wia llocbettcr orgro ia 01 Ibemirror wnieo niereiy reuorw oojecui, ! .i i - -a
qaatedas saving: 'Peara U me lik dar bnt of tbe judge who acta, liateta and de- oi me run. one oi wrari.Mar.nai.il
was aome kind of mwdecompoaiabm ia all cilea. 'hem in tdvaoo of the hoe. Col-
dia Ulk abont babiat eottin' tef. I) way Convaraatian is tb b.omo of tbe mind, ouel Force called on; to bioi to know what
I'm earn to look at it, bit ds tf enttin- an ioWlectaal orcboatra, where all tb t was doing tb.ri. lb fellow stuttered
de babv. Leas'wia, daf d wsy Lit looks instruments should Uar a part, bat wber waaiy. an J sua.eroj. vct i'
none should play together.
jwa-wsnU I another po po pop st them."
Our pantry is next to our kitchen, wber
Margsret reoeivsd tlio vialts of ber Micky.
One evening I went dowu iuto the pantry
for something, and while there waa an in
voluntary eavesdropper oo poor Margaret.
She had confided tome only a few ilnjt
before that, shortly after Lent, we would
have to look out for another girl, aud as
cooecijueutly received Micky with loin
good will thao before ba had declared I it
intentions, although we were aorry to
think we would loae Margaret. Oa the
livening iu question Micky was io tb
kitcheu, where Msrgsrot ass finlaliing np
ber work. After the rumble of tbs grid
iron falling to tile noor Had auiwiuitd, 1
beard the following dialogue:
"No, Micky; oo, yon cannot."
"Ah, Maggie, dear, gi' me on kiat frtm
thoas sweet lips."
"Micky," replied Margaret Io a stern
voice, "yoo muaiowo tbe hjwi ueiora yoo
can claim th sugar." I reeoiumeod Mar
garet's views to tb serious eouoideratioo
of young ladies who ar. ouabla to decid
what la th. proper conduct for engaged
ooupbs without writing to tlieowpap re.
The fift.vn great Au-nicao iuveutiotis of
wor!d-il alopt'un ire; 1, Hi cotton-
gin. I. tba .liii!.K iiui-ninr; ,), in grass
tnowi-r aud reaper; I. th rotary priuting
prew; ti, tavlgation by a lea to; C, ths hot
ir enijiue; 7, tl' ' !! luarhinn; H, th
I i'ti ruhlx-r ioda4i; if, t:. tutchiu.
m mtifelur of honvU'tr ; I'l, th. sr!.
Ulat for cmviog; II, tho gaug lathe; tl,
the gr.iri eli-vator, 13, arl.firul tc mak
ing on a lare Scale; 11, tb. rl-'dfia mac
net and it praetiotl applicatii-n; 15, Ih.
telephone.
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A l.j.t the amount of food given to a
work borse to th work performed.
CArtMn.