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SAXEABAS
yvom ITarprr't ChrMmat.
From Indian land* Sinknra sirayed t
Gray waa hta h.-ad witji locka of ago |
Ou manv ? voliime liad he laid
Thoxe pierelng ayea, until eacn pape
To the learned Bral.min Neemod to yicld
Pome inyetery never yet reveuled.
Deep in the Vedaa had BB read ;
In eontemplation had he soent
Long, wearv hotirs niuong the deadi
\\ lth eniiatant prav. r hlaf .1111 gTOW tBBttJ
No real had Branma s follower kuown j
lle livod in worahip. :uid alone.
Once wandcred lie on Christian stran.l
When myriad hells their niuaie rang,
And loutl rt .>choed tlnniigh tha laai
The woodraoa aong the aagela aaaf.
"What meana the until. I aaa to-day I
Sank.iia bad* his neiphtinr aay.
The thraag aboal bim gathered widoj
With Joyoua amile i w -i lip was dreal;
A thouaand eager tonguea replled,
?? The Ubliat-ohild fi< - on Mary's breast,
In Jndah'a l.md our Lord is i.orn ;
We aracahlp Htm t!.:m t hristinaamorn.
" The Christ Uie Roinana crucifiod I"
The RiHlimiti aaked, ln aoeenng tone.
"Not now we dwell on rllm ? bo dled,
And made the CltBB I ktngly thione;
One tiiuught alone tbe wida world ch'irms?
.heChrist-ehild Bea in Mur.v I anns.
Eastwnrd Sankarn, thoiinhtful. turnod,
A Kod like Hialiui, Ihe Chi istian* on\ u j
No tnceeee on His*Altars bnrned.
And not to Him waa homage anown ;
Thev woiahippod, aa theylaughed aud emile-d,
A Woman aud a litileChild.
Well havo ye read, tenkara nn iso:
Low h.'uuing t'Toiu Hia ihrom- nbove,
Our God has Nvorked this aacrifloe
And weanvroaa a-traele ?.f Lore.
o world-redfoniiiif? inystery,
The Chnaaonlld Haa ou Mat_ra unee i
^^Ti-ikara a leadlnK Brabmlnieal teaeher, rcnowr.ed,
tor t; o*ety an.l opposttlou to tln athcistical atueeiB of
Kapita BBd otber Ilindoo pl.ilo.so. her*.
A JEWELOF A BOY.
Tack Willianison, actiug auViiinna_-er and in
ii". ctor of brauchee for tl e Anglo-Cbineae Banking
Lviporation, waa Bitting on- moiniug in hiatpom
at t he Lajndonnead-on.ee. Blftinn tbe hngo pileol
ietters v.hich tho Homeward Mail hadbrpnght.
2., him eBterthe ohlel manager, MnoDarid.witb
u biank look on hia lace and a telegram in bia
hami, v b< aaid ?- ? Been this, V illiamai n -pretty
go-raad it.' Ami tbaa tho BkBi^aad,
'lla.ikeNv, Moy-'<?- Aganoy robbed. probably by
ftuuBjjeii. tigtiy thousaii.l dollara, notea
chlotly. fomprador mnrdered. Bead mspec.or at
pIi.ti*jv jov0< it's 8 go'-eaid Jaek with n lonu
wlue'le- "juat in the niiddle ot tbo tea Miaxm.
ftkat a o be done .'' ' Why, you'll have to goout.
W -u canyonatartt To-day'. Mondar. Cathay
i, ,ve. uraveaend on Friday. Can yon (.our
Koa Jai k Willumaon. the laal ten yeara of wboae
I lie had been paaaed lntrare_liBg all oTerAalain
I-..nn. tli.-varn-iis branchea andagencleaoi tbe
bank needed but little praparation, ao accustomed
waa be to i.e ealled upon le atarl for a ibataut point
ntail aortael '>u.i Uaaaa, m> be merelyaaiu, au
hkilit, lll no.' uud reautned hia lettcra.
rSo anon Friday next Jaea walkedou board I eP.
A o. iteamer Cathay at OraTeaead, witb a bta
fluarin hiamoutb. ascooll.v aud as naooncmuedl\
ns il be were going to Murgate t>i HaBtings, instcad
of unn-liuiidred miier. into the be trl ol < hmo.
FaTored by windand weathei tbe good ship made
au oaoellentrnn, touehmg as u-inii ul i'oi; mii.i,
Cue/.A.Un. PolntdoOaUa aud Singapore. Atthe
Jaet-uaui. d plaoe he went aabore to tbe brant b. oi
Vbk-u the manager waa i.u old e-nni ol bla.
>llullo Jaek. L'oiue about tbe Uankow bnaiueaa, 1
kbppoaef lfaarumjob,i8u'tlt? ?bat tbe]
f a 1 a "reaular pnt-np job.' i nn t flud atrace
rrtlmr of the intir.lereis or the etn.'t, whleb was nali
,,ot.-aml balfSyce*. Haven'lorea BM'pichm, bo
Hxpeci > m're gat yunr work eutoul teiou.
_heu the policoout there areanib foola, aud ktlun t
think our peopleconld haio beon mnch bettor.
Aiiyhow. I NMah yon good lnck; f?oreebown
boaraelf more than onco as good aa a detettlro, I
aunuoae rou've hrought one wlth yon I '>etl:
s athegomloi aCendon deteetiu- v,. (l.iua
Itaaidca 1 lil.o to go to \Nork al.out theae thu
Ivonnii' Nvay, witbontbeini bothered by anj
Etaa'a Idaaa and notiona. Too m.iny eooka apoil
thehioth, and inaeaae like this onebead'a betUr
than two! Bui look bere, I waat a boy; noneol
ronrraacala taatrob yoo .Bndcheek you,andget
aatoftba way when tbey're wanted, bntagood,
Lone.at sobor, iuilu.tiiou.a fallow. who dooBUl
whimoar at being taken u hnndred nuleatfrom
home. and wbo doe^u't mioA belng Bwornrtnow
aml iben.' Jack, aa au eld Chlna band, anowthat
Irugapore hoy. were the bettaaa rnle;'!Idon't
guijd what 1 pay him, so loaa aa be * a good one.
? Tbo manager ealled iu the oomprador-that ia,
the bead ot the natlve departmeut of tba bank ; a
n.aii ueceaaarUy oi aoma itandina and of good ad
ncation. Now, .Slugapore oompjadow pride tbem
aoUaaon belngrary dBTereul from their hrethren
L ( hina. itiii.-much aa they ate more Europeaulzed,
bad bariug attended Eurasian eehools, have
leat'nt toapeak, not tlmchlldtah-aoundlna'pldgin
bfHona Kongand Bhanghal, hut thahngltahoi
Sohuaohand Ma-aiilay-v,-y mnch more Johnson
bnandMaeanlayan, lnfact,thaa thatapokenbj
Ereraae J.ugliBhuieu. _,,?,
"coniprador,' aaid the manager. ?Mr. WUllanv
aan wanta a good hoyt" goto Bankow wlthihlm.
l.,w?,h.,oNv anyone who you think wonld ault
I,,,,, ? i wili iei.te.Hii-; replieo tbegravo func
lionary. -aml maturely conaider yonr uueatipn.
iu Hii'iiouror aoha retnrned; 'Idara toimagine,
air that I bare auoceeded in dwcoTerlng the type
hj indivldual you requlre. Hia apnellatiun is Ab
Kluoii. be enjoyB a very good i haracter, la. ln la. t.
ituauof aoini) poaition, who iawilliBg toaetln
Ihe la-.n-tv of Doyfor a nominal conaideration,
^ioisni.t speak, p.rin.p-. ao weUaa yon conld
wi-h bul then lm lms not bad the BdTantagaol a
l inore edueation; but that a biamiafortune,
.,1 aeaioalr htaMault. Snow himin.ooin.
Kidor/aaidJaoBi abd Mr. AbMoon araaintro
Kooeal lie waaaalim, oily-lookLog maniol thirt)
Or thereahouts. with a Berene linddha-like ex] r. --
Lonoflaoe, whieh waamarred onlv hy tbeinark
of a learful wound whh h aaoended hian^ht ?'..-..
u?d Bave bim rather a siniater nnpearanee when ho
liu.heil He waaspotleasly tlean.and Joo
togetber a very nromielng retaiiier. '} ou are wlll
Ii.k io go as far aa Hankow and b.iekl asked Jaek.
?\v- -i- repliedAb Moon in a raapectf nl tone.
t wagea do yon want f 'Twelve tlollart a
kaontb ean do. Bir.' au.l the boy. 'Mouerata
SiouVh. au.VhOW.' Wl.is; ,-red Jack . - il lt wa-n I te
Ibat viflauoua Bcar. he might paas te a m indarm .
andaloudha ndded. ' \ ?ry well; that piecy Liig
lish kteamei aail at mldnight, Uau be rem y l i xn
aeeura s;r. repliedAb Moon. aml, with an obeta
anee, ratlrad.
WbenJatk Williamaon retnrned oa Imard tbat
ninht he lound l.ispNjatnahs neatlr laid ontin hta
berth- . Uatiwi.tte cloihea wadytetbt next day.
hm alippera-ererythinf. in laet, tbal beabould
want. That'a a good beginidng, anyhpw, ha
tbonsbt: 'il heoi.ly goes on in thiBatyle, be .1 do;
hut theworatef theae begwara la that, aaa rnla.
i. ,v dou'l ao on.' Ah Moon a real-tanca waa
where teward s but, byaome method ol biaowa,
Ji(. ;,...,-, . ? atobe iu the way when waatod.
Jle?as terribly eea-aick oa thOTOyaga to lloug
Kone- i.ut ho waa none the tea aerv..uai>.e. BBd
performod iu* duties uianfully, with a faee aa
?early white aa a ycllow fa.e could ho. and Ihe
t.ais'ot BUPpre8-ed agouy BtraamiBg doarn bia
, ., j; k told bim to go and lie down j but he
v'oiil.l rnn. AtHong Kong he weni aabore witb
.J::< k. aud w.iiien at table in am ti n nianner a-1..
exettetl tenvyol taa localmanaKei who oflered
there and tuon totake bimotl Jackahandaat iu
eraaaed wagea, and pive his own 1>oy iu ex< I
bnt Jaek, when he had fonnd a ewel knew bow
totake imeof it__anu aatiouBly tbuoght of bnng
iim bim l?ack to England witb bim toaetln tbe
Iiiace oi a tertala hlary Jaae, wboae cblol predl
ectiona wers tor breaking everyIhlug that eatne
luto ber handa, andfor loigettmg allttiat waa aaid
to l.i-r: iu fact, he begau to conceira anltean
allection 1-r Ah Moou and deelarefl that hia only
ahortcotuins nmi- hia dalaaiou witb le^ard toa
certain whiiomaa wawbaaatedhim.
1 r.mi H.ui_ Koag Jack und bkaJewel proceeded
|u Bhangbal, and irom Shanghai by on. ol tho lux
yrious Amorican rivor ateaaiaca ap tiie mi^hty
gana-tee to Hankow.
TLe unirder und the lobbery WOM fctil! tbi talk
cf the littta plaee. aad the wildeat Bpeculatioua
v,t,- i ... as t.. whithar t!io a.uln'is with theit
booty had eacaped apaeodations none ihe leaa
wlid on aovoont of tho gnat faeilitiea aflorded ior
concoaluionl ln auch a 'terra lmogtua. li..m
vil.at Jack ^..thered iroui tho Bgent, ball ihe
tunouut ktolen had been iu tba bauk'a own notea,
Budhalfiu Svceeeilver. Noiv -ovoiei^ns, or even
dojii; are i ta aratirely iiaudy coiua to tait
a?ay ln Qusntitlea?th* latter, cf coorbc. le .a ?o
t),aii t rj but tho faet that aoma lorty
thousaii.l dollara' value ti tbe unwieldy silver
'talled Sycee, had baea absir.icted and stic
eeasfully Idddcn away. aeeined to provo that m n
.ra! im n't.iuat have been engaged la the enUipriK*.
atchioan wbo had l.ei-n on duly during tho
: l .u Qiiestion, and whobad beeu lying in that
inos'. uneoviabla of domiellea, a Chlnase_ual__ avar
f ki.-v uothing. He waa on duty froru h
?.'i .o' k In the ereuiugtuttil 0 o'clockthe ne.\t moin
jn_, it beiua blaha*ia*aa to pataabnlataJba aa
tue ? rontp .und' 8V(ry ball hi.tir, clatteii! to
cetber Inno jdecea of Hat wood as a token ol hia
w atthlulnecs. Ile wculd not 8W0BI that he had
Uot taken a suooze onco. hut his theck olock,
whieh lie was ohUged t" movo al every rouud,
abowed that at iin.v rate he had not inihhed a hulf
liour. Wh. u aaked iu? to v hat ba had been doiue
oreviotis to poing on duty, I.e said tbat ho had tlepl
aausuu! dorlngtb*dar, aiter whuh ho had taken
) !,ow ' iil rice. lieh aml a auiall uiea-.uro of
v,t,c not ot hia own houae, lut at a puhlic res
taur.nl. l?id he leol ahepy at all durlng tha
fii<: ? ,?Not that he lemeiubered. '1 Le oomprador
rad laroaati over ihi? trcasury ly hicieeu, aud
the bauk htuldiug waa tho laat hoUhu iu the kr
eign i.-Ulial-l next to the natlvo town. and aot
itvvanla from tbo river: ao that i was evi lent
1 it f tbe plunder had net been takeu to a junk
waitinginthe river. il had been carrie.l away nto
Ue at ve town. aniidat tbo BBBBM of wbicb it
Wonl le soon concealed. Tbe next. ..neation * BB,
bow tue i-obbera eould have obta-ned ihe ?reaaury
kc7e ? for tha agent, after imalnem hoarvBheeheJ
theeontenta of thetreneury htmaelf,tokedIrtup
a ,1c iedtbe keyuawaj tahla own '>??*i>1? '?
the l nnd. Thia bungalow waa not far ro.n the
ffokbuildiuV and ItaBBgeal Uved ??????? fj,
bo. an.l hia boy'B wifa, who aeled ; * '""T ' '
ni.il ronk livlnijin tieaeivnllts i|lial t.T.s I.ehlllU.
,Sna,.icur? natnrally feil npon the woman as being
?h? peraon moal totimately_??5?_???*,i_f___AlS
S_aiw^^
whole 4-f ha ilav preceilit.g the Dlgb of tbe murd_i
Sd Jobbery, a n.w hei uuabami. tbe agent? bot.
who bau bee? in ...a Mr-.ee ?>??.*?' W*>_d
baenao all'ecled i.y the occurreoce, an'i b.m x
1 e" I in a. If BO incessautly ln ea .lenvor.ng, 1?? j.a
oover auaneelew. that auapiciou hau never lalien
uoon him Ior a lnouiiiit. ,
?jack waa leaulna over Ihe veranda. iBoktall
rl?ar. late one night, previoni to turning ...to ne
nnd wondirii.it ho* na waa to go lo warkaaaal he
mvai.-rv .or be wai anwiliing, aot anU nt th
b,;..k-a aake, bul for bia ropatation aaa ^i""*?
aaaacioua ofrlcer. to retnrn home witbonl bavina
de. e.l aonmlhing. when biaear eaugW be aoun.i
,f Toit-ea engagodinalow but rigoiwuaicontii t
. tl.ei ou tbe premiaea or in ita immi-diiile ueittli
borbood. In thln eitamte of pare, elear air. aad
Blmost unbiokonallenea. the rotao, a ttamgh ?be
i.nt a whieper, ringeoui witbaatoniahiagebmriwaa.
laek w iiild have n.-en none the wiaer bad ba n. I B
Bble 7o hear ru-iv ?'..ni, Ior tbe apaakora.were
t'lmese bnt ne- at.a.n.d hia enra lt poasible to
o-iui/e il.c vataea A ^?r_th_,^_ffl
would have botrayed bia Preawoe, ao l..iat<,o Ijii
iind liateue.l I'ri'scnl V tbe VOiCOB ccase.l, ailll 111
o^ow aeoonda he ?? the abadowy '?"" ?'? ?("i
uli.ie awiftly out of the compoiind. Jack elappeu
_!a'hau.is ?o, Al. Moon. ?Moonappearadlna
,hv minutea with a acared laee. '-athMoon, Mld
1-ick aterulv 'waa it \ ou tbat bave tulke to tnal
SiS now _o,,e out I' Ab Moon a Ue*. bioke
out into ono broad amile o delig'-t. Ali.>on
have aeen it. airl 1 liab talkey jraaabout tha
wbiteman,and youhab alwaya langh. nowyoo
bai. men bim. and you makey taaghBomon.
'No.'aaid Ja.k, thia uo beloug whiw_mau; thia
beldngdark woman.' Ab Moop/a faee fel . aaaa
renlied ' Then that no belona ail.io aame 1 bab aee.
Three time 1 bab -ee tbal whlte man obbjj veran
ila. aml then be ataiid by. my bo i and wuve bia
...s an.l -oaway.' ? IVeil. Ihnta au exlraonii
narTt^nVW/ik
talk, and then 1 aaw a womaa no out ol be . ..m
noiin.r 'I'he next mornniit be ealled up the cooB
andcooliea. None of them bad been talkmgtoa
"man. Jack waaa free Hver, naaiaBaaatmen
who have apent mnch oi their lirea in the i...a . .
be wasbym. meani giron to oreMudulgence in
the ploaanreaof ibetabla, ao tbat tho myaterioua
viaitor waa no phautom pf a aino-diaordered imag
luatlon. He inatructed tbe i.olice to watch tbe
,';;'.;m.,.s VA>,,:, tot mvaral i..p..tsait.ith.a but.
there waa no reappearauee ofthe rialon, and Jack
bogan to tlniik tbal perbapa bia mmd bad.been oa
cil, a hy the worry and baram oi tbe paet we-k or
two ai.il tbal be bad been juat aa aaneba victi.n ol
deluaion aa waa tbe mneb ridieuled Ab M;.
jacknotioed tbat Ab Moon was mnch more de
, reae. d ibau he bad been bofore, and aaid U him.
?I tbiuk you're in lore, Ab Moon. You n
whal vo.il.ke. but I helieTo thal woman waa tak
in_ to rou tbe otbei night. 1 abau t be angrj ?nl.
yu_ fbrldonl autpo e you're tba flrat Ubinaman
.1 14. , been fool >i by a woman. ' No, hu replmd
\u Moon. -it Dohclong wuman. It beloug thal
wbitepiecej man. I babeeen bim woreoften tbla
ttde tban befoi time. I aea him alwaya. Miiv';''V
I i,,,. a walk. tbai white m... be . wu.k.-e n.o.
IsnpiHMey I wail Bttable.be waM thatothei
1,-oin. Bow iHBhion I ean bo bappy aappomy i al
v\ bi b aae 1 im ?' ,-,.-., ?i,.
Ilow tbla exlraordlnary fancy hadnot mto tim
lOorfellow'Bhead. Jack eould not make out. He
badheard tbal old crontain Engtaud were in the
.ai.it ol aeeingviaionBol depaned relatlona, bul
?.,,- was ,.i. edncated. Uitelligenl man. a xery
Eeutleman In babite and deportment. giving way
foafanoy atwhieh moal Englmh ehildrenwonW
'*"_?_ remainedin nankoa for nearly a montb
longer.and conidgetno tiearer t??^"???.,nt1,}?
,,,-,,1,-n ti an when be arrived; ao bo relni tanili
rraolved to return boma bul befor? settina forth
i?- determined to aoeept tbe invitation ol a rahang
balfriendto makaaa np-oonntiy ezpeditioaia a
i_*the^oyage from Bbanghal to tho hilla there ia
so litUe to dea rlb. tbal n wonld be a more waata
of apaoe to attempl to ?pin out something from
in.th.ir-. Tbe acenery during the greater part oi
tbejonrney at leaat as mucb of it aa temporary
, ,.'...-siona iu tho hiuh mnd banka on either alde
BUowtobeaeen-laol tbal bat. greeu. monotonoua
cbaracter wbicb ren.lera li:o m Bbanghal. to the
man who prelers tbe beantiea ol natnre toacou
aiuut tound oi amuaement and dlaaipal ion, alinoat
intolerabla Tho only objecta tbal break thta
boun 11. ss onlfoimlty aie tbe gravee, an oceaaionai
fnneral monnment, a tew pagodaa, bere an.l inere a
liltbv. aqnalid village, aome heapa oi ruina and the
remainaol a few exqulaite bridgea. hature haa
done but little torenderthia part of tbe world at
tractlve. aml man, dnring tbe fearfnl raipingre
i,e::-.,i-.i did his beat to rendei rt deeoiate, aa tha
prcacuce everywhoreof rninodiviUageaand monu
niuiita teatlfiea. Joaa man to tho contrary,. Jaok
noticed, much whtaannoyauce, that Ab Moon a
fita of the bluea retnrued. He aaw bia wbito man
at all hoara and moal iroqnently al tbedead
bouisof tbe nigbt, as tbe boai lay anchoreal jn mni
atream, a ben bia f. arfnl eriea would rouae the doga
iormil.-s iiioi.nil. andstait them barkingao aa to
enectoallv baniah all notiona oi rieep from tbe
mlndaol thoee on board tbe boat. '1 wiah togood
noas. AbMi.on.' aaid Jack one morniug, aii.ra
n?gnt ol nnusnally protra ited ho?linga, 'youtry
aud acaie away your wbita iriond. ?.o I i
bonae. acattor gofd papet ior an hpur or two
atr_:ghi oii; l'llpay foi it; do anytbiug yonilike,
,.ut do aet rld of bim. Ile'a gefting an iufeiual
uuiaanco, aud I haven't bad a wlnk of eleep for
two i. gbta. l don't want to uet iiii ol jrou, but one
of tbe two mnat i;o. eitl er you or tbe wbite man.
Aa time waa of no parti. a ai objeel to tbi ui, tbe
royage waa performed in n leianrely mauuer, and
every eveuing thev auehored_ in mid-etream,
niuuged overboard ior a av> iui, bad dinner Berred,
audeujoyod not the least pleaaant part ofthe day
afterward, eittiiig <>n tte houae-top, amoklug aod
talking of old timea, while the erew bad tbeir
'chow1 ln the after part oi tbereaw). thoywerB
thua emploj ed one beantliul evenlug .ariy June,
when they hecame awareof aauddon excitemeul
imong tbe eooliea; the rudder waa nnnbipped, tbe
anchor dragged in with all imaginabio baata, and
tbeoara ruuouttopull tbo boal near to the bank,
eatreainat tblspoiut waa very narrow.
? v bi t'a the matter.'' aakeil Jacfc of the'low
.laii.' Tho manpoiutedto a lan > red light which
waa rapidly approacbiug: 'Tbal beloug boveru
boal. :-!i;>,.om< we no get out ol tbe way he
nn u-. dowu.' The boai ^..s made ta t tothe
there,i lightdrewnearer; tbey eonld bear
ihe aplaahof tbe oara.and the m. notonona croi eol
the rowera in cadenoe to tbeir atrokes. J be * range
craft, w.tn ita greal staring ? ye on ea. h Bideol tbe
bow, eaaad us it approacbed tbe honaeboat, and
linal'ly pulled ut' alongaide.
?Ihla belong llr. 8?'aboatf aaked an ofllciaJ
ui iu!l (4,-iuiiie, wlio jamped im board, Jaika
ftieud mplied tbatit wa.s. Iwantcbce aaoyoni
tii-w it you pleaae.' .i man witb alanteruacj
laniod tbeapeaker, and tbe Btream ol llghl b ul
Bweirdetlc t onthorowol yoltaa facea amidat
Hm denaa blaoknem and atillueaaol allarouud.
Tbe olllcial glanced at each ono awiftly bntnar
rowly, and Bind aome worda in Cbineae to tbe lan
tern-bearer. 'That belong all f he aaked ol 8?,
?Ihere's only Ibia geutleman'a boy, repliod 8--,
II wantcbeo aco all. ifyouplea i.'aaid tho olbcial.
\h Uoon waa made to come forward; tbe light ol
ibe lantorn ahowed tbal he waeio a p tifnl atateoi
tremble aml terror. The oincml m?do auotber
remark to tbe man beaiue bim, who weul on board
the Governruent boat, and retnrned with two aoi.
iliera wbo bmngbt a rope wllh them. with ?vbich
theybegan to luini Ab Moon as eecnrely aa if be
waa being prepared foi * aeauco a/a Uaveuport
Iii .thera. ' W bat'a tha mean - -' aunrily
Haked Jack: 'thia ia ur. boy, wbo came wltli me
irom Singaporo.' ' Ve*,' replled tbe on uial.' bm no
beloug all oaame thal Hankon murdarer. Ja*ka
aatomabmen. oould find no exun aaiou in worda; he
?imply atood andatarad, lirat al Ab Moon aud then
at the oflieial. 'latbiatine, AhMoonf'be aakeil
at langtb. '(jnito tme, air.' replwd htaboy, 'and
I aball aee the wbite man no more.' I bongbl Jack.
?l iion't biippoae \ou'.l aee auy man much more
and, addreaaing tba officer, be aaid, ' Are you going
to take him to tabangbai T' ? No. to Wuchang ibat
ig tbo dihiiitt aitT.' 'Baoanaa 1 haieeoraa
thiaafde exproasly t" find out ahout tbla bnaineaa.
aad I Buppnac I aball ba?e to attend tbe triai.
?'irial!' aeboad tbe otbeer Bcornfullyi 'ha no
ratcbae mn. hee tlial, lu one week time he be crnci
licii.' Jack waaahoeked at tbe ntter indiflerenve
with which the oflieial aimke of the Into of the
trembling wretch,and raaolvedthat be would uet
to Hankow aa soon aa poaaible. 'Well. air,'aaul
Ah Moon, Ba he waa being bnrried into tiie Govera*
meut boat, ' good-by, air; |yon bave been nnmbai
?me gcod master tonnmborooa bad man llke me.
Yon will cnt.bee inost allo that ilollar near that
pagola l>y Chinklang. Uood-bj, air;' an.l tbat
waa the lind .laek taw of Ah Moon. Aa rapidly M
tbo cooliea eonld row, tbehouwboat aped baeh to
Bbanghal i and by tba flrat ataaaaer laavrag, Jnck
went to llniikow and hurried BCBBBI tbe river to
Woebaag.
PaaalBB by a broad' apace iu tbc centre of tho
town. he aaw i? lnrue erowd collcdei'. and pnahing
hia wuv tBroagh, be came upon the objecta of thrir
cnnoaity?the aaked l-^nwi of Ah Moon aml a
woman, impaled upon tbtck spikea of bamboo, aud
hl.ov.ing borrible ai^ua of a long und liugonng
death. Half ai.k.-i.eil w ,tli the aight, he went to
thehouaeof tbo Taotai, or mauiatiate, and there
he learued what particulars had beeu foicod by
torture Irom Ah Moon.
It apneared that the woman?ihe .v-rcnt a cook'a
wife?had atolea tbe k<-ya of tha trcuMiiy duunu
the night; that tho walchinan bad baoa dragged
before goina on duty ; that Ah Moon aml four other
uieu ba. aommoBeod aperattana aa tbo ttaaaaiyj
that the ciii.prntloi, dialuihed by ou unuaual noiae,
hadaiaaadhlaaaolf withaawonl, and comedowu
toaoe tbo tauao; tbat Ab Moon bad xeccivcda.
hlnwon the face from the\?mV?*?'W'l*X&?n
tiliitetl b? cntting liitn down; tbat Ihe loi.uers
," ii fe y loto-Tbr the nver wlth tlmir booty ;
S___r__.*?*?-?^*tf__3:
..r^^trtfaH :?;:;;;:;;
"as ,. doui.i tne anhjeel ol tha ??>??" fcJ*
Jaek had heaid from the veianda. 11 cti alie
fo, nd hat Ah Mo-iu had gone to Bhanghal.aad
' ,ilng that ha was nttemptm.. to eat BM from
L?al, .n. .....I r-ncjnog th?l ehe -mil.l ire i
?,?e nardon hr aervltg the eanaeof i.i-ti.-e, ahe
bad laldtbewnoloBiatler bftea tlmamthorlMaa,
Mobtoi tnoMoni n Chinkang, aa Ah
SoOB^aS sa mlK retnrn.d t.^Kiirlariila
wuaar man and pei bapa a little eadder al taa fata
wh.cl.inst aa it waa.' had oN.-.tak.-.i hisjewelof a
l,oy.?The Ccnt'eman a Antial.
TIIE ALCOTT8 AT BOMB.
Fri.m Thr l-fiiliuhli-hi'i Trttt.
The stu.lv of Miaa Loolaa Aleutl ta over tha new
lil.r irv evten. ed - Cl If "' Uie ba< B parlor. nnd in
J iaTonrtl.e t s in all the otheis throughoat tba
houae'tberela tbe hke reBBed taate dlaplayed ln
nrn r amiadorntnenta, the 88-08 barmonioua
blendHI toKeti.or oi tba naefnj aud ornawental
tb.ti.io ebarmink, . obaraeterhdte ef tne lower
n. i.iiii Asa lnerarv home it may c a uu enadUJ
[umalintns, Iromhaviu. been at diflerant time.
tbe abode of rhoiean juid Mr. I - B.Sj !. ' ?? |h
LTpon tba death of Mlaa Bopbla Iboi .u we
hntile waa pitiihtaed l.v M.-a l.-misa AJCOt t an 1
j lewnted hv U-t as a g.ft to her slater, ? rs I r. tt
Anotm-r Inatanoeoi tba Beneiwnia and ?KHJ
nromi.tiiiL's ol tho W8J B bOBl ied nntlioretsS 18
l - n tbe .notherly cara and aflaetlon ahe haa
? ?a s -iriBbed upon her little nieee au.l uame
k1 , is Ai.-o t Nerlcker.and al-.. i.y ba*
ESm\M axpenaa of ?boednc.tion of Ae Pratt
boya. for wbich parposa berato.yof Uttle Men
W iteor*oeeapylag their aid arehard baaat theiW
Uy reaided In a imall tema houae a little ?? onl
of thotown. and wnile )H iag beia lt waa that Mr.
Alcott eawiyed the experinieat ol aomblnlni; tba
tiiaofliie.anire.iil, th. laboreofWaaftara.
Tbeaecrcl ofhtafallan toacbiera anj ven Brea
ancoeaslntbtalattei puranil may,l?rhana,b9fouud
i the a ?cooti.e givan him by aa old temer, who
!, , ) ! l\o ,.;,, with a toueor -dv liiiiin r. llltutra -
h.gatratb wbich woald, aodoobt. ta appleabh
,., nn.re inataucea thu. ihe preaent one "Mr. Al?
eotl ifyou wonld give leaa altention lo booka and
weie to beaBa you wonld have bettet aaeceaa
Thal he -1 d ool prolll bytbeold feltow i advice
io,;-ds,,,,|oi.e .vidanced by the f-ct that he
aoou al'.- r .ihamU.rtfd his a.-nrnltnial l.i.a.
.1 sl<>i;Y OF BEXAX.
FarULetttrtoThoLondAnOlote.
Ereryone m taiking oi Madagascar, anq M.
K.na.i.NNli.. haa inari.e.l his danghtol aceor.lili, 0
th. ceremoniea preaenhed by tb?>Kom.ah tbnrch
. porhapaaau proleal aaeiUBttbe "free waddiug
of ni i.i-.,. Ifeclua'a two daugbtera?told tboae
wbo were gatbrred ronud bim ontbateTenl
oaeion a eton eonuected with 1ns own political
,. ,,.,, \| I,, oan nn. s nt one timu a caudidate f.-r
electionin the Haparimeul ol the Keineand Marne
ior tbe Cbamlmr oi Deputiea. I ally Impreas il
with thore8|Mjnsihilltiea attacbed toaneba poai
tion the caudidate waa anxieni toreply loovery
aoMtton pol tobim by tboea whu repreaented
iiiiivereal Boftrage. He went from towa to town,
loterviewing bia conBtitnenta, ano doin? biarery
Ih-bI toconuteracl ihe lutluont.f thelmnerialial
|.,,.|,.,., whO li.nl I'lOIl l.aed, as 111 tllll.N hoiind. tO
aecnra the i-ss <-i ihe offlcial tandldate. One
Dj I,. al Conlomm ua he had giren his nanal ad
riieii emhodving btariewaaa to the tem of gor
ernment moat auitable tu the aapirationa of tha
country. Before taklng hleleaveof his n.i
enta beaakedil an) poreon preaent had any niiea
tnni topul t? him. A cbeery v. Ice waabeard Irom
tlieemi oi tbeball aaylngthat lUownarhadan
irnportnnl queatlon to aak. M. rh5oan8toeil irm,
anxiona to wply, bul he could m>t belp a imila a.
the vnii -.< ein-.l out, "What do yon tblnk about
Madagascarf He seemed aundaad, butthoques
tion wis repvated, and ti.nlightened rnteni, eee
in_ tbal it hadnon pluased the eandidate, joinod
[aaue wlth the atranger. aud inaiated oa a rei.lv
beiuggirea. He lanucLed ont into a long deflcrip
tion of Madaaaaoar Iroma political pointefriew,
ui d told hia bearera that I ranee bad every ln
in maintaining a naralatation there. Hoaal
ins audienee, and took bia leave, dtamiaung tbe
nn . .-ei ot dmlagaaoar from hi* nnn...
I .o daya alterward, at anoiber nieeting :n n
iliiiei.iit plaee. bebeard tbeaamarelearepeal the
qi-.ealioii. " \N u.,t dOJOO thlllk ol n|:i-liiL'.iaeai f
tlaatated that ha had no objeetion toreiterate
witi. re-'ar.i t<< Madaaaaaar tbe opiniona ha bad bb
preaaed atapreriona meetmg, but tbat beahould
brat oi all hke to know what motire bia Interroga
t.,r coold bave in pntting auch a qneatlea to bim.
Kelaetantly tbe atranc. r n\ ua eompelled t.< t?k? Ins
plaee upon the olatform. He atammered ont that,
aa be haa heard tbat M. Renan waa one ol the moat
erudite men ol the day, nl.le te cope with anv ilifn
e.ilt queatlon, be waa anxiona to hivo btaopinion as
to tbe < iitii.it.- of Madagaacar. He edded that,
acting on the advice oi some relatiena bo nnus about
to expatriata himaelf and s.-ttle down in tr;ido
there aa a grocar, oni before going he had taken
advantage of hia poai tlon aaao eiector foi tm-.iia
tri.-ito aak M. Reoau'a opinieu as tothe oUmate,
aml tha. baving receired no aatiafnetory reply to
hta inquiriea al Coulommlora, he had determiaed
to rej.eat theoneatton._
I1EH PARLOR,
r, ,),< Th* !?? Bi.. Trtmteript
The wav lnto ber parloi ta"npa arindingatatr"!
.lu] . . . . laa are l latem d :.. re and
there. , .
And fanaaud pi acot k fcathi ra bang witb a i aroloaa
IV idoor lalow aml enrtained. 1 enter?ovrrhead
; ?] -: n .? rilded cobweh; with revcronce I tread
Upon a lurkiah prayor-rug in blue, old gold and
le I.
A etand ia ael witb diabea, faahioned in s n- ago;
Blue platteraon tb. maiitel, and by I ie Hre'a
Aacreen. wboae crnuaoo poppiea an noddiugina
11. w.
Mv lady gi :'-'L'; the riolel I bi ing
! the Little p rloi with bappy thonghta of
si.rii.L'-,
i ,i..:.. on ;: i!" one wili
ruig, i BY Lbwis.
A\ AGE OFBOXOLUGUE,
I . | . ? i ?- ii (?-./.' ;-.
?? Tl :i is no eomfurt la taiking nowadaya*
Bighed ;i nice old lady recentiy i " even the beel bred
peopie interrnpt ao one ean uevei linish anything.
odywantato talk, bnt nohody ta willlng lo
Itaten." Perhapatbe iuattentionof bernearerato
somepet atory had rntned tbe rpeaker'e uanally
placiii bnmor. and undoubtedlj ihe tated the
aomewhal etrongly, bul there. ta unfortunately far
toomuch truth lu her romark thit in tbeaadajri
everybody wanta to talk aml noliody ti liateu.
li [apartly baeanaa il iaaa agaol proliiic, if nol
alwaya profound thought, and tbe nmpleat of onr
ucqaair-tancca are ;-? ?-1li111_ with ideaatbal
otlier in theii eaKerneaa to come to utt ?
i'..i the most part tii-se ideaa, like Dr. Holineaa
moral, run at large. and are eangbl from tbe air,
l.ut none the leaa uothe. compel apeeeb. and tbe
le-uli ia thut conraraation baa well nigh becomea
toa! art, nni! ae live iu BBageoi inouologue.
Twoox more peopie ail dowii together. and each
t.iteia bia mouologue, more oi l< .-a brilliant, as the
. iy be, payiufi no eapecial l.ee.l to tbe woidi
?.f ins companion. and only in tbe fainteat degrae
moditied by them. (.pigram, auecdote, kimile iod
wiaa obsei ? peured <nit to anheeding
ears, nol for the aakeol beiug bf ard, bnt for tha
aakeoi ntterance. Wehare beeoma likaaomany
( iis-ainlias, and hrar abonl the bnrdeu ol prophes y
NNiih an inward neeeaaity oi decluringli whieh >a
iiiighHet than we. \\ e read, we talk, l.m boa
aeidoni do we liateo.
Bvidently aomething mnst Le done, for we are
loaing the art ot conveying Ideaa by word, and un
? -.; ? ? ?cultlvatad aa a daty we may beooiue
aa anabia ta eonreraa aawa now aie unwilllng.
And be who eonaent* to uecomaa bearer inataad of
er wlll nol only bare the eonkcienaneaa ol
merit, bnl be may i !ao eongratulate bimsell upon
baring adopted the aurea* road to popularity.
DIMPLE8 MADE 10 OBDEE.
from The tliicwjo BtrmUL
Learning thal tbere n% m a plaoe ln the city where
dimpleawera made to order,! wenl tbere oatoi
curioaity. Iwa ebown mto a parlor aomewbat re>
aenibling a deutifct'aoperating ro. m. There waa ?
glaaa eaae full of bot tloa, waabea and nsii.'.*. anda
regulardentiat'a chalr thut Biiggeated a world of
comfort. To me preaentlj eameadappei little man
m a v. iv. i cut-awaj i-oat. and wnoaa faea Nw.ro a
i-oiiipla.-eiit amirk. Ibaahfully snggeated thadim
ple queation, and aaked te aome poiuta. I leally
\. anti .1 b dunple la my arm, und t..f i bba ao, Hut 1
inainuateal my dtatw lief in hia abihty to prodni e I ba
uy artlclo. When upon be conviuccd _BI by
practiee.
Tbla ih boa it ia dom' l My arm belng bare and tho
axaetapotiudioated, beplaead a a_____j glaaataba,
theorlBcaol whicb Nva .\ remelj amalL apoa tha
apot, in.- tui.e haa worklng within itapiaton,
and wiia so elniill that when the hamUe WBB diaWB
uptbeaii waaexhanatedfrom tho tnba aaditad*
beredto tha Boah, ratatng u aligbl protnberanoa.
Arouud tius iaia.d pmiiou tha operatoi daintUy
tn.l abitofacarlet silk, and then topaawaf lus
MH Uoli iniciiliie, 1 be litlie point of skin that waa
ihna raiaod be ?li.-id offwitha wicked-looklng knife
iug the blood. I tiieo 1. <r.l nol to -aaaain, bat
lt was bo uiiexiiecU'd that 1 had too. Tltou ho
bO.illli Up the. Illlll, pludlig ON .1 the V. oilllll il hMiilll
ailvor object like au luvcrtcd tou.-, '.hu youi. of
whleh waa roaad d vU peHahed, Thia little polnt
waa adjmrted -o as to dapreaa tha axaet aajptre ot ho
cut. 1 h.-n ho told me to go uway and not touch i bo
epot nntil tbe next day, when I eame al tbal tmie
hV dreaaed my arm agato, aml thiaoperatlon was re
1,,-aied lorlive daya, when tbe woBnd waa bealea
Hu- ailvercone waaiemorod.andUiereBureenouicli
beneathll waetbe prettioai dimple m tbeworiai
An.l all I liad to pa.v waaf lft _
KALSTBOmVS W1FE AT TUE CBIB.
Pnm /''" ' Meape in>"inr.
onderboa many oi ihe buudreda wb<
jt tb.- take evcrj aay aml aee tbe oiib-l.
ii,ij ni. againat a blneora gray Bky, aa tbe cneemay
I..-, know .1 oi a ao na tbal took plaoa thare many
froai 1*4 ' Moepo rrtbwna
Iwonderhoa mauy ol th.- buudreda wboiook
out al the take . vcrj day and aee the oiib-l.trjl
I
I
1 At tueTlmo*of which I ap >ak the crib-keeper waa
il l'i ii ri hiiini-.l ha.ai i.un. B KlgautlC man aud heayy
in proportlon t<> hia aiae, Ue m- known about tne
wbarvea aa " Iii Ub irlie,' aud hiai laiiu U?d_?tuic?
lion waa that be bad. aa hoaaid, "gpmmaudtda
i.,, . .,i i donaand duue," iu w bi. li hu hu I
tbe North Heaa, and in wbioh, Vlklnglike, h bad
carriedotfbiaaile. a brigbtfaeed Iriah g.rl.lioui
U .. -,.B, "I.'' "I II.V I p-.lt.s "1 Ilel.lllll.
."sin- nu-.:i m: .ill woman, with graj eyeaand long
bla.-k la.-.'iea. bhc ha.l atrongly marked eyebrowa
anda bbbno. warlng blaek hair tbal creni in little
curla around bei templea and tbe n.tp.- "i hei neck.
Bhe bad tbe piqaant noao of berraceaud a geuer*
ou - I'io.iili nileii with airong wbitetceth. Itwaa
in afarcb, an.l tbe <i;.y waa one oi tnoae aoft, treacn
erouaonoatbatlure nnwary flowen i<> tbeir de
?iruction, and bow pneumonia and broucbitla
broadcaat. Tbe t-un ahoue warmly, aad tbogreat
lake Beemed k. dream of apringtlme.
Ihe cribdarder waa iikc alotber Hnbbard'a cnp
board, and Kaletrom took biaamall boai and rowed
a.shi.ic. Inthefew houra he apent umong tbe abope
aud intakinga glaaa ol beer with bia trieuda, tbe
windebanged, and when ho r.-achc l tbeanore with
bia atorea, be touud tha lake ehumed up to tho fury
pt i ull il lo iuland ao .a.
He waa wonien, bnl had aueh eonfldenee in his
little li.ai. nnl, aa be ealled ber, thal ne apenl the
uight quiet.y. Tbenoal day louud the atorm aa
wildaaever, and he apenl me boura <>i daybgut
atridiug up und down ihe ahore, baby thia iiuie
be knoa tne fea provbiiona had giveu out, aud tbal
his wifa waaaetnally eutfering foi food iwicc ne
laui.ciH-il his boai, aml twloe il BWampod.
Ai.iini. tbe light gleamed oui from the crlb-top,
bat to Kaiatronra Bye li had a balefnl glare, and
morniug found bim dotermined " lo go er 1 bev to
irvim vor it," aa ba awon witb aome rouud bcan
diuaviau oatha. Kortuuately Ihe arind wu
iji;.. i. and, ui.it imi.! work be came ondertbe lee ?.i
lliecrib-waila, ii ih wife ba I apii .1 bim, aud ahe caal
hllli a lleo.-eil io|). llOi.l lb- I'.|. h ul v ol lile-CUU;
.... the ivavoa rolled ao high that all the etonu-doora
aud miiitt i> were battened down aud thewhite
capa apit at tbe lantern as tbey drove before tbe
wnnl.
ii.-oaaghttberope,and paaaednp liia bandleoi
auppiiea. 6he dropped il a aecond time; aud, juat as
be m>i it under bia aruia, a groal wove awam .-il tbe
boat, leuTiug blui i liuging t. Ibe wt .i. bliuil. d uud
d depeuuiug ou tbe little woman up aloft
1?! ..1- l.le.
bhe U'gnn baul ing on tbe rope, and bad drawn
biiu aa bigii aa tho aill-frainc?be thrual
au.i toea into whatevei erevicea ou-r.-.i.
reaob. I I rigbi b in I np, tbe armd o im ? rounu
;,,. coinei witb ayell uud (<>,,- bim 1<mj e, dropi ing
bim into tbe I im- : bul tbe faithful Iriali gii I
oui tbe line oi laai aaabe <?? uld, aud b uuud ttiiu
aell 4> 11ii a t iian. e foi uie Btui iu bia roaob,
i |. in-1 i.n,?-, 1i.uk! ov<: .1 i. ... i ii. be eul icd
the wiu. . ...... .m.i lighl bo
iio.ii e.l ii a ..im;-- ni-odoraiii
ataiu ou tbc .. aud .li laci tb
? ill llolll.
\\. II, lo iii.-1 e a lo i.' rt, when he pickod
ber up be found tb.
iiiiii-1.\ gone, aud tbe I ndou rippedonl npto tbo
in..... ,t in i be- ii i augbi b. t... -. a, the rope aud
ihe st. io lell, uud bia groal ????
plaj ing again -1 . be n
ii-f, liui, aa abe aid, " i i ..<? for
.i, aliaa' Auu abe had - np .
t.u lighl h ind aud thoi <? atrong h b
i , . bad cut ber m uth cru
aud al '? had irr .und ln rh in it tbu wall
.eiaiei. thai he thick atud-gown ahe wore
wua ii m.i through aud tbrongh.
11. , i .. iu i '
lake w nt n d rith thouoiac, aud thewavoa ibrow
?.. ... ainou der i be < \ e .>! i be
lautein-io ., a ??
toinii h e for tbe relief that eould uot coiue.
Ix.il tr iu aignall. .1 aml aigualled for 1.- i , uud four
aiter ihe m c den ?! ont, an i Mra.
Kalatruui waa taken lo tbe hoapital, where i i
wouud waa Ureaecd, aud wUereabo laj for many a
wi-aiy day.
w ben i aaw h.-r Bmt, I noticc 1 n itb grcal
faction ib.it b fallol pretij luce coverod her ni
. a;,.i lii.a " IW_ i iii.i ne ' uml rbia rough im-i.
beld a real reven nco au aliecliou I u ber. i"
.1 , .,. ,. ? bore eitneaa . veryvi b.. , and
wbeu bia fneuda would p ay upon him an i auj ba I
iu je.ai aud ball io earneal : ' Ab. ( harlie, you're b
iiin ;.-li .\n, aii.'t you .' be would anawer witb uoive
C ii- .-it an 1 > onb leu. '? :
" Va-e, I am ; for I bef goinmandcd a bark of a
. i.eii i d ui iii ul i ome.
And c\ ..i'.'. boalj aa] ? ' Kala n ? . oa ,'
. him, ' ).-.-, bul Ka sl om'a I'ifu ia a
FIVDLISQ 8TATESMEX,
I r m Ihr Al'unlii ConitUntiaM,
There are few poople who know whal an impor
tanl i art the liddle piaya m tioutl i rn wditi.
courac, tb4i country ut large kuowabon I
tn boj C. u-r ' iinaii Irom Teniu . e, bddl
wa} iuto .?::.'?? i v." yeara ago, nnd bow be I
tins time I. ci.i-.- he tb ugbtbo eould rnn on hia
1 biuiua ra) h< r l ba i bi - bon. Cerl iu I" al ,
\iio\\ h-iw L'ucle Jim llarria, i.i n?ua for hia takiug
,vaya m Fulton, snatcbes popular iiiimic froin hia
!,,],! , iii oui country conb il -, Uul tb. ri are few
ho kuovi b"'.- gen ral aml bow potcut tbe
evi ral membera ofthe ;>r. ?? nl l!"a ?? ar ? . .\,..-rt
. . an * li 1 I. ? Into ofllce. I'om W .. -
aou, tbe briliiaiitm mbci Irom M. Dullie, ia tb. bcal
lid il i r - >??:
?* l bave ih ? '. i iui.-lli'reiit coua it
pinion. My opi oue il
waa a good mau and a gooil iarmer, bul w...s uot u
jh.., i.- ,i ip. aker. 1 fcit l bai ep. i king i lighl be
ioiitl oi n tui.il gii , o dne to a profea
, I didn'l i r ? i bim on i bia p. i.i. H il pl iy
iu .- tbe liildle waa a purely acctnire ie. omplia m ut,
.I iucideutal to uopn duauiauyoi mj
_ o.lli^ 1 b'kL'
... ou ? bul.'
?? il.-, iuldu'1 :i Idl ??*'
?? i ii.. uo! An l j "ii al o ild h;r. ?? ae in tbe look ol
ii ou tbat go i ... ...'.- tn ? aa bu a "? d
.i ii'. Iii ?? i ul on a bi . i ..
;,, rou hia tbrone, nnd mmle my old lid.lla talk.
, he I. u auu i -. mufde. I
.; i.... toget cv. ri to prouiiae io uiakc
,; ,i.i ii, tlu- i ur uie b. :..!??
would dance with bim. I tel rou a flddlo ia .. big
help iu i light wbcro you bave young iolka iu tn.
?? Vi bai tunea did . "'i find moi I popularT"
?? The i..--i \o ma .iu i tut.-. " b 'i 1 'ii" ll'iii.
Tom, reUectively, " tbat ever came out of n I
i_ ?.'.,. r'j nv\'. to thia I tl.iuk is
? 1 ;. li... i.i..I OUI lo-'ll
Mr. Buck. i i Li iup* iu, i ? I Im as
a Qdil .. I. ..-: ' ? ill bia
?
.< | ... tii in .. and denmmled
. . i bad to wo
... On ol my couatituoui ?
claiineil tnnl all ? devil. 1 be
b,,\h aud L'i 1 t"'d me lo pl i. ahe i i an I Ibey
Woiild .. i ' lioa ihe iid ller, uo matter where bu
v. eiit. I ii.r aaliaUi .1 mo. 1 rouu i tbe tuiii. ra
.?. e'ptibl tomuaic un aud
Aa im a country hreak-dow n, ...
.Hil.i ihiuk.iu - ; .. pi| ? ?'..-?? ii.-: until
he \.a i elghl f< el in th i .ir pretty
i.i p .i i ' ''? -"
a -Iii-. you won i ui iki tbn iiniaii too quick i i oo
', |ii. g. li Voll've gol 'i.e .1.1,1 UllltiOn t ) V'Hll' ??!
how .,. .1 i ie ? i'our buirera u d go al
roaiuonyoiii bow,youough togetever. \<> Ln
ciowd , ,
j_. i tbat a man < an .1.. th il
ai,- b-.tie-1. ai ei mi.u i, t ' ... , ? om b inily
to iiin aoiuewliore or othei in a political oampaign.
8T0B1E8 OF8AXG-FB0ID AS!) 8HYSE \
J'rmi: Thi /. ind >n Globe.
It ia not evi ryoiie who poaaaaaaa ibe. eoolne s..l
tbe ambaaeadoi wboaa imperturbabla aano-fx
uiqned LoulaXlV. 1 ba monarch fainly attempted
to impremblm with tlie glormaol bia Court, aud
then tl." igbi to embarram him by Interrnptiug bia
t,i -: apeea Q bi oalllng t'? him to apeak toudar. rhe
ambaaaadoi meraly bowed low, raiaad lu.s volce,
and wenton nnaaoved. There ma eompanion atory
tii ,i modi rn Ameriean dibutaati, al bei ttral appa ??
;,i?i. at a Drawmg-Koom. remembering tbat abe
I ad oinitteil tooortaey t ono momboroi the Boyui
group, and ti ruing back to reotlfy tho cnoi with
mi ie. i aaag froW.
Utotauob poopta arothe exoeptiona, uot tberule.
:s.i Aitii.'i ii-'ii's remarka that ihe maaneroftbe
majority of Bngliah noopie In aoetaty i? th domeanoi
whiob Confuctna preacrlbedto 1ns dlaolplea in the
pi.-emoot tin-ir aupariora,? aa air of reapa^tful
uniiBBinuaa " ln ont- of tba alghtaanth oautnry mag
u, neaiaan amuaing -eaeriptlon of lha agoniaaen
dorod by a -ny . an wlio haa written a book, or a
)ioeiu, aml become tlu. faabton in oonaoquanoo.
lut thia Bctltlona atory ia fully paralieled by uu
rvnt in tbe hfo of Oay. The I'rii.ceaaof Walea,
beoringthal hehad written a tragady, oalled * Tbe
( a|.tiM;a," daalred to bear .t r.-a.l by tbe author,
IU- BOOOrdlngly attemld at her reahleiice. L'nfor
tuiiatcly, the poci, beiuu an axtramely narroaa mau,
wa-, ao avarouaia with tbe axeitomont of tbo tatro'
Uiu-tiou that be novoi obaarvod a larga JapaBeaa
II 11 .-ii until ho respet tfully bat ked upon lt, aml
aent It ctaahiug to tae ground, amid [tha acreum.s of
the i'riuceaa and bai iaiiita. lt ia neodlom io aay
that hlaaabaonaent raadtngol ,tbe traajedydld his
woik Utttalnattae,aud tba I'rinceiaapiearity buve
Ucu bul aiightly iiiiuioaucu ? Uh hia gciiua.
"i?r n is FMJEEEhf
A slanting eTnb of atone,
Wtt !t ntcaaea ov r?rown,
Btanda BentineL, alone,
O'er Ii inotltid i
Brray wttera, ball araaBL
Hut lamtly ean he traoed
V> h< re ihadowa int.r aeed,
I'lutter'round.
Tho lesrend is hut brief?
Molong-drawn wordaof gn<&
Beneath tha wheatenaaaaf
Make aad ehow;
A limple ii.'inir aud dato
Jha Britiab i.iith relato
And tell wben eroel lato
Laid him Ionn.
Hold! Bocaething more ishcre,
( oucealed i>y graaaea aerc?
Lettera thut ot.ee wereelaaf,
At tha and i
Tln- Eooaaea plaek aatdei?
" II,i- done, with loving prido,
Tribnte to lum who dled,
By bll trieml."
Ah, Timel Tblne envious tooth,
Onawing, derold of ruth,
At Btoue and clay, foreootbi
Haroe makea;
Y. t. thougb tbe lettera fado,
And Bhrink, ai 11 afratd,
Into the alab deeayed,
Friendahip wakca.
T.onir "im e fnt_-..t are they?
Both frienda retorncd to clay j
Vet tn th:s lifet ibty
Eadlaea yontb
Is giren the tenderneaa,
Lo re, and aweet thoaghtiulncM
Whlch thoae f.-Nv worda azpreaa
In tlieir truili.
Thaa obancea it that I?
Btrolling hut idlv by
Where the dead buried lie?
I'. .1 my beart
Toached bi the lore they pavc?
Heerte tbal ao cloae bere claTa
Thal '?'-n d ath and the gravo
May nol part! S.
THAT MS. I
THK BTOBT OF A ? SI'.I.L."
Once a?ain in KnL'laml!
liom myearlleal boybeod, I think. th<-j.u.?s:on
teexploring unknown landa baa been tbe ruling
,i, ireofmy lil?-. For ptaaaara, I bareranaaeked
Egypt, followcd ap tbi mighty llerodoteau
Httiiini, Btrnek aeroaa AbyBainw reara bofore Kiug
j rn ieior- bad hieii board of, and failad in an at?
tempt to navigale the Ynug-taa rXlang irom the bea
tn [ta w arce in l entrnl Asla,
Butnowl I bad done mnch inoro than thia I
was a real diaeorarer. I iden with prieeleea knowl
edge, dng from ibeditcbee and wraated from tha
aaudy deaerta uf Peraia. Layanl bad made hlm
aeli anobie oame fr.-n bla antiqnarian diaooyer
lea at Nincvab; bad not Binitb, <>i ihe Hrittah Mo
-?...ii.,i, won reputation by exploring tbeoriaiuol
the Ilible ai Icamping in tbo veritahlo tiardoni ol
? Mousieui Botta, I know, bad created a
Kuropeau fame by hia Ninevite dtacoveriea ol
?? t am-iloitii neiii.ions." AU thia l know well
aud it waa th ? that had Impelled me, len yeara
ueforotke preaent dato, lolat a-;u ? aimle?a llit
tiuga to and fro over tha tuapoi the world, aud
aettle down intu onoalngle exploring feal whlch
wouid aml to tbi im reasiup i yran id uf knowledge,
am! make its iiutlioi knoNNU lo all ugo* as oio ol
the L'reat diacoverera of tho Nmeti euth Century.
Vea, I bad declaiad tu myaelf. ** Habylou and
Kineveb bare been fonnd b uu! Bul tbere ra
i.iMiis anothercanital of anoient hiatory banlly
arenao mnehaa board ot by tbooidinary reader,
bul nerhapa In niaguificetice aurpaaaina both.
Kuown to the atmlent oi Herodotua and Polybina,
yet itaaite at thal day aprofound uiyatery, I ns.is
.im-d to probetotbe deotbaol theeecretol
veu-waileu capltal <>i am lonl M dia. witb ita
nalaeo?the palaee of thejnal and etoru Deioeea,
oneoftbe greateal ruleraof hiatory?wboae tilea
wore of allver and wboae plllara wereof aolld gold.
In a word, Ihad wtoutten yeari bofore to di*
covur Ecbatana, and bere [waa in Knalandonce
.,,,,,;, n triuiupbatit victor believod?in tho
againal oblu ion and aand. aml deaolation.
Loudi n. * ..iiiiani, aml Dover Rallway migbt
teeiu at lirst Hight t. have uothing much in com
nion with the am ini Aaayrian nioiiarchiea. Hut
.?a tti.it particnlar day. Whan my feetoncemore
t.ol the olatform <>: victoria i*.ation, I bad in
trusted all my Medo-Perao-Aaayrian trea nreatoa
eommou luggage-rau and allral olaaa earriageoo
tbat favot.-d Jitie. I'he luggage-vau beld my b ixee,
i-inti-., haga,and tmpedimonta oi large aize, oou
iaimuBuot onlymy peraonal belonginga, bat all
the relica I had thou [hi i.t to bring Nvith me from
the regiona of tha ii-n-. As to the bret-chtaa
earnage, that contalned- bailda myaelf?myman
uaeript written irom day todar, and whieh acl
ually coinpitaed my whole taleof work done and
diacoveriea made duriug tho eighl yeara ln whieh 1
bad continned my Peraiau exploratiotu. it made u
bulky roll oi paper, and 1 bad awathed it round ln
ao uiauj ntappinga tbat lt bad the appearaucf pf
au iiiiaitt muinmy from ,1 b taad of tba aacri d Ibla.
I bad rattled acroai _urop_ aafaal aal eoc Id, after
diaemharking ;it Briudiai fiom Alaxandria, Ie
vcriab unxiety had taken bold o; me, nu? that my
taak waa really completert, to plaee tbe reaulta of
?n pntteul toif, and tbe toil of hnndreda of natiye
?. orkiuen. in the hauda ol a Urst-rate Britiab pnb
liaher. rhrongh the prlnting-preaa w aa my roail to
iunuortality, aa i kuow. Ko wouder l treaaured up
tbal roll of mauus. rint.
My i'iiu waa, tc go Btraighl to a well-knowu
pnbliahing Brm with my mauoscrtpt, eren before
presenting myaelf to tuy au- mother and the otlioi
inemheraofmy family. Mj pnbluher Ifanciedl
l, ,,l cboaen witb great akill. I kuew be waa tho
beadofau equally lamona firm who had recently
? a booaooaling witn Ninevite antiuuitiea
eutitled "Tba City of Jonah." Hiimao Datare,
and the law. oi commerciai competitioo, wouid ii
.-oiii-e prompt him t?. deaire to publisb atioiber
work of original resea chea, doaling wilh anotbor
..ortlou of 1'iTai:: that wuicii I had explpred.
Wiiv shoold I not .all u -Iho rombofAlez
l'eonfe_a [waaprond. Not in rain bad I toiled
neisonally, ap to my neck in aaud, aad in tbe
? M tieep in nni I, in Peraiantrenohea, iu nn
,ler?round galleriea andcaverna. Botin valn had
1 anpenntended nrmiea of la/.v. oontemplal v??.
on., k wiii.-.l .\sinii-. Nol iu vainhadl aiiuan
d( red u v i'iiv ile fortiiuo ou Peraian deaerta. Inow
,me reuown J ! I knon mj kuov
, jolid, precioui. My book h il i oai n e
(.j..|lt leaiao " ?- '?-1 reaearch.' lt waatheeou
ol Uiacovery. it waa a niinool
? Information, whicb 1 longed to aprmgon
ti, ? learned world ol Kurope. .
V,m can linagine bow, faeling all thia, all mj
,,- vioualife i eroed nierelj a preparation for that
ioumey Irom Dorci t-. tondou. hvery ilep oi
Jth.i iournej leeuiad eventfol. Ihe proaaic ecenery
.- , oet cal. There waa a roiuunce about the
atlona. Iba portur ai iim terminna
-eenied more tbau buman. Waa ba not taklog tba
Iroasnres of Aasyria to tho cloak-room I
sneb weremy thou?iits when I fonndtieketa
heing taken. aml 1 was caal adrift on a Londoa
idiitforui. Hold'tiB mv precious bundleofinauu
rn. my l.-it haud. and my right elutcuing the
iiiabrella wbich I had nol naed in Poreia, bnt bad
i.oii_ht in t'aria, l rnshed lo tbe ran when.e mj
lunuuge wai belng ignomiuiously siiot out, The
11..t ? u - i ?? io i wore hustled abont with oeant
c-ieiionv. itoiimia maasiro gold aapital?one ol
my grealeat pri/eo- ior whieh I had batl a apaoial
port manteau mannfactured, on the poiut ol
. i bead foremoal out of the van I
tbat aacnlege, bad all my nurrerotia i ?-.
-,.,l ten in all :??'? I followod tba portera to
le.re the -tation ano bire a cnb. 1 lancy the
k'Uitu treateit tu" nn ith K I. i d'-ul of extia aften
tion; Bodld the portera. My luggage waaeuough
to anpply the wanta ofan Baatern Polentata n
bii travela. , , ., , .
Pardou my dwelllng onanehdetaita. bnterery
aliahttat evenl atthal momeutiaof importan eto
underatand wiiet foltowB. I had aeen tt e lirat load
protterly adjuated, and whealed ofl toward th
r.ink and waa waltina toeonroy tbeaecoodaud
r.'inaitiiiitj trnck-full, when 1 auddenly remeabered
that in .-i ii' ol ubstraetlon, or tbe hturv and buatle
of nettiniMhe otberthinga onl -ihad placedmy
prl eleas manuacripi on tbe top of tbe tlm batvh of
hi\.-s. Ofl'laatto lollow tbe flrat porter, ruabing
down the platfonnat oxpreaa pace, and bamping
up agalnat one or two naplaa. paasangera. Hy
some uivsterioiiB prooeaa I gi t eutangled lu all the
Labynuthine paaaagaa leadiBg Irom tha boiklng
ottice throughthe waiiing-rooma to the ezlt, and
lo.at si_rfit oi my porter ior at leaal a minnte,
At longth eoming un wlth hlm, i found he bad
met witn anaccidant. ile had coatrlTed tospill
inoat of tl.e packagaa enthegronnd. Tbere waa
not mnch damaga done, however, and beqnlcaly
picked them uu :ii_:iiu aml placed them ia hia
trn. k. But the amall aaered bag?tbe preeipea
oauuacript?taa fiuil of all my labor. was gena ?
Idi.l not take Ioiik to tiii.l Ihlsout. Itaeision <;f
th.night and actlon are learned from 9 ttarallere
adrentnrona modeof luo. om- aaarch tbrough tho
parcela and boxea. aad that waa eaeagh. Thero
weie tbe trunka, baga, wlekei aamaeraof Paralaa
make, and i peonliar eort of hnge poitmanteau
with a large loose tlan at iho alda for boldlagtba
Turkiah -te/" or otber Bap, bal larga enoaghto
hold 8 im.ile.at oiltlit. All theae ? lueh 1 coulu tnotaa
willinaly have loat, were parfeetly Mife. Hut
where waa the roll of wrapjieu up iiiiintiseni.t in ita
littl.? baa f , , ,,,,.,,
Gouo! iu my trenxy 1 rnabeJ '.ae,; to the enmugc
thinklng that my aiaaiery Dlghl have miaied bm ; 1
inik'iit poaail.ly have lett the uii-sini: treasure iu
niy eompartmaat. Hut no; 1 renveaibered dtatinctly
and wltnoat dotiht that l had acttially placed it??
hilnt tbal 1 waa?ou tho heap of goods ou the top
oi tba tiii.-k.
1 raahad baek. 1 aoLLared the porter. tomettnm I
was iu free liuglaud. uud douiaudml where mv bag
was. 1 bohevo 1 uietiaed hlin of BtoaliBg ''? Mo
wouder tbe tellow looked grompy and threateno.1
terapatl tne to the atation-master. The atation
Btaaaarl There was an idea. lu two ae.otuta I Nvaa
l.elote the o.ticiul, had told him my tale, and de
muudodthut avory outrauuo to Uio aUtiounUould ,
Iio Burrounded to nrevent the tbief ea __
ahonld have done tbat ia Paiata. unhappily fcf
lnvaelf, I waa In a dill'erent conntry now.
The ntation-maater emlled. waa polite, made g
note of tbe occur.enie. aaid be wi uld ot rniiiuuicaM
with tbe pollce, took my name und ad dreaa, bn|
Oonid <lo no incre.
I lelt ila/eil. confonndnd, thunder-atruck. In my
darkeat momenta of deepondeuiy?aud ancb mo
Daanta fall to the ezpiorer aa much aa to auy mac la
the world?I had never dreaawd of aueh a < alamity
o. curriti-. I luat reineiiilM-r payiug the porter aouie.
tbing, aad having aoloak room tieket thruat into
niv band. M'-ctincically I glancod at it. It waa
for'ieu paekai/ea." If my manuaenpt had been
thoro, there wo.ihl have lieon eloven !
It aix'.ua lo me, looklux baik <>n tbe event from
tho calm diatanco of aome yeara. a remarkabla
thiim that I took my loaa ao?|uietly. The occnr*
raaea wiii.-h I have inat deacrilied oeentiieil M
abort u time to i-iiart that ia ton inini.tea, ora
iinaitor of an bourat inout, after diacovorlng tb]
iliKi.p] earaf.ee of thu prnrioua hag, I waa oot In tha
atreeta, wandariag abaal Loadwa.
1 had BO object in Iife. now. 1 bat waa juat what
Ifolt Bat I had ielt it onlv in a .lu'.l, atupid kiod
of way. M.v iboufihte, ahich bad been ao hainfully
vivnl at tbe moment of my ealaraity, an.l had em>
biaeed paet, preeant, aml fataea in one wi<ielaud.
BOape ol gloom. wua now all but atagnant.
What alioiild I dof My life'a laboi was loaf, and
I c'liie'iided not to viait a pabltaher. My '? 1'otr.h of
Alexauder " fuigl.t wnil now. Il wonld never Iwt
literary nvw.1 ol - Tbe City of.Ionah.' for theaimple
raaaoa tbatltwaald never be publndiad. Ileaiiiea
? latbor treaoheroaa aanaerp, I hul no other mate
riala whatever to work on, ao aa to rec.natruot my
tale of explorallon. Ueyou.l a iOBBt the laa yeara
ofatudv. of danuer, of toil and prlvation. clier
Dorae beoaaaaef tbe uniatling solaceofa
great ho>>e?all weie thrown away.
Ilack to the Ka*t once more !
Thnnk Henven, I had recovered mr wlti nn.l my
mnnhood. Bat I liad been titterly unabte, with tho
weight of m.) loaa ou mo, to viait my family and
frlenda. I had left Lorulon?aecureed city of my
trilnilation!?behinil mo on the vory night on
which I arrived in It.
Yea, I waa oli to Poraia again, deterraineal to
count the paNt ten yeara aimply aa a draaaa, aml to
begin mv explormo work all over airain.
Wm- 1 u t to Hnndlal my mind waa auflictantly
raeorored Irom itaahnrh to aaaaraaaad that i had
ucted foolial.ly in not oMeriug a reward in Knuland
for tbc recoveiy of mv bag containing tlie msno
BCrlDt, I aet that uiattar n?hl by telegraphing to
mv I.onilon ngentsto imineilialely a.lveitiae are
wurd of l iOO. 1 iniglit oven yet recover tho treaa
jie, but II was ancb u forlorn cliauco that I ileciilad
oottowait, but to paahooto my doatinattan? my
deaerted tr.-iic!i"a and t|iiarrica at EcbetauB.
Eaery atep oi my journey, howerwr, waainex*
preaaioly melaaehoJi touaa. Tbe .Me.iiterranean
was aimply baunted by the roeoltaettaa m the.
buondiuabopoaaaddraama of lamewitb wbmhl
bad ateamod aloog it a faw wih-kmiku, 1 lelt.tuite
ten yeara nloar. Aga waa cn-epinv on me. uml a
lerribie blana had beea eraated in my liie. I wasaa
one wbo had loot a dear frtaad. Btili, I nerveii my.
wll f'?r tbe ooming atruggle; 1 would romiuer. I
would yet pnUiahmywcrk, I wonld areel iiinefrom
onvioaa fortoue, thoagh at tneeleveatb boarl
lr wua in thia mooil .bat I foiiml myaell al Alex- '
andria, rho eaaal waa not >et qadta completed. ao
we had to go tha old lanl roata ta aaaa. I?-too?loo
th. taudlng atage watehlBg my maaa of luggago
being iiaenibarked.
I had broaght it back with me. Theae, n' all
eventa, 1 hml aaid t.. myself, aball aot I a ic?t. Aml
1 bad meatally deteiiuined, when next I reecbed
md. to cany back witB bm danble andtiebie
the nnmbor of relica und vuluablea of MoJic I istory
tbat I now pouaeaaed.
Une by one tbo fateful ten l.oxcs and packa.ea
werebanlad up out oi the laggaga boat aad de
poaitod at mv feet. I ci.uld onlv miisior up a
laugnid intereetiu tbeir aaiety. Nevortfaataaa,I
i l,ou-l.t it boai toremain and aaa that they wero
not aunaceaaarily knoekedaboni by theEgyptua
1 t't' aaoaaed fat.e.i that my bairgn.e aboaU aaaaj
with acoident, Bobm oi the paybagaa wera
certainly heary, aad that may ao<.nt for it. raia
iiiuo it was a po tmanteaa thateaaae te grtaf, -the
one which 1 have m. ntioiit-.l BB being made witlia
louae pocket al the aide, laeontaia aeapo 'faa if
rc.iuired. 01 oouraa 1 mrorolylectured theelaaMf
boatmen wbo wore reeponaibte, thoagh no .
baiin had been done, lt waa only a tati oi b eooBta
offeotthat tb-.iK>itiiiaiit.au had. aadaathlagaf
ci.-at valne t" bm waa paoke l lualda it
Then I turued to leave, after _ivin_ exac' onters
as to carrying tbe baggage to tbe railway ftal.at
ome. 1 thoiiglit, bowoTer, tbat I wonldjaet count nu
b_xea and baga to maka euie they aerealitbera
There oughi, lu tho uatural courae of ihiiiKs. aa I
aaid before. to havo beea ten paekagaa aad Baa
only einee tbo loaa of the elevonth, tha amaaaeript
baa Iraumieye iutleaaly overtnoaa, an.l bu.i
deuly bocama perfectly petrifled with aatouiab
ment. No other word will espcaaa it. ? ?'aa
rooted to the ground like a Druidieal ht-ne. r-y.-ry
faonlty 1 had waa ooncentrated n. theabaorhmg
one of somptato, unmitlgated aorptiaa. .
There waa tbe mannacript bag Jt waa iviugat
my feef. .|..itei|iiietlv. 1 e.xpecte.l it addnenly to
vaii'sh. i.ut it iii.iiioiinugoi thok.iui. Iaaaaaaal
it and<taae_aed toatara baakat aaa, laaaadof
olutcbing it iinuiediaioly I waa aocoovineedtt
was in.I re.il an.l onlv lmilov. ni.raize and n.ockery,
tbat 1 turned away, and walkod a ba i.aceaod, to
bi-inir m\solf back lo my actiaca. . .
Bul when 1 u.ov.d back tn my formerpo*
opposite tho Inggage. i eould deny tue iact no
longer. Tbo Bag aaa HereI Then I aci/.-.l it with
1,-vciisb fcaada, openedlt, tore tbe ajyrtadwraa
pinga away from tha roll inaide, and my precious,
mj beloved, my toii-wou ni.iiiusi.ript wasprc.-4-ed
to my beart! . , . , ?...
liow it koI there ia eas.ly axotaiaaa. n.o
wrotched little bag m_at bave alippod dowa ia the
boiII wbicb took plaoe at Victorta 8tatiou,au
ioi i.l iteelf by i bancoia thetooae poekel oi tue
..i.itinaiiteaii. Aa there was notbiog la tiiat
pocket, I bad not been carofnl about rasteuingi*,
and conaequentij tnoflap waalooae. B) an incoa
,. ". i'.iv bad pieca of luek, my aacred aanuacnpl
fell into tbal identical pocket, aud lay nnnottae].
I |,avc ealled thi a the.stoiyot a"M-!l. aml a
itwaatome. Bnt aeell wbieh writea wnnkleain tha
forebead and aowa grej bain In tbe beard. ev. n "I
aatrong man, may no qnlte aa bad, wb
aaa boaa lide miafortnne of tha good old-l
ioucd typc?Tlu- Ar^oay.
~rf0MES'8 ttOSBB,
Irom The WkikkmU l
Tho dosu ia tba mo>t promiaont featara ln tha
face, and ua moie faithfnl ludtaattaaaf thoenar
..t-u'i than ia generaUy aapaamad. ln droaa, lt glraa
l,.e key-UOta totha wholo airuciuro by Ua aue
or -u.ipo. "Every womaa ta, or ought to ?
i itl (Mii.il." aayaa noet oi yeaterday, aud M. Ulana
also comparea .irrsa to ? kiud ol architeeture,
thiouchout whieh a primarr idea abould beeo
i-iitlv carried. and no ininglingol BtyleaaUowed.
VVlwna woman poaaaeaeeaRomannoeeabe mua
tremely eareful as to ber atyie of beadj ai
,i,i bair-dreaaing. Neltbei of tbcae inu>t betong
totb. Iriroloua orcoquettiab order. Koithormoat
be inadeaiiiately amalL lt tbo waarar ot the
l.on .ui no-e fall into thia error. that aaofal atgaa
wiii lwo_ largei than orer, Oui .m-t... i...-y ara
Kiven to large noaea. lha air ol palaeea ?ee_u ta
be tavorable to tbo davolopmonl <>i tbal r-aiieut
leature, and, werotbere tobenomai lfiaactB,tBa
red type oi noae would aoou reaohatmT
'??aiiii- Bize iudeed. I .alwaya look ou tbe bngBJ
aide ot tbiuira, and wheu 1 bearoi u man ol genlie
blrtb marryiog a barmaid, troi a moderu Copetaa
and b beggai maid, I alwaya l.etluuk mo of t :a
piobable iiiodittcationlol the lordly n->s, a of tua
ne.vt generatiou. \\ itb a fiieek m.s ? a m man may
wear almoat anytblng. Sbe will boanroto hafl
ta Ie todivine what Uauitabie aud becoming. aaa
urace enougb to i.ut it on atiaight- an accomplBaj
ment more rar<3 than might btj tti.mi.ht. But, alaai
i.reck uoaeaareroteiaetlj in tho faabion. ,,or
national laele baa prored dagenerate, aud aiB
fauey baa turned t<> tho nea rttrou**<;. wl}h__|
haa'oven lou >i na way into the po. ta. " 1 ip-tutal
likea flowor," aaya our Lauioateoi aueha noae. u
tbe coglta?vo noae aitpear in full developraent on a
woman'a face, ahe wii probably bo atrong inin<i?d
uud uttarly careleaa of ehiffvite, it nolof berawa
looka. ??: tho Jewiah noae the aame obfervatieaa
an- true as with regaid to tho homau noae : that i*
wbenthenoaa la large. Uoeamoaally tnuimli rx^s
v.-r, ftequoutly?tbia noae ia benutifullr ??_"?_*
aml not mn large for our uio.lci n nofonna ol l'?>'
iiutie loreliueae. Huay then ba treated aa 1 BBte
anggeated iu remarkia. oa the Oiaek rartoty.
1 be iu.n up noae may be adorable, or it ,n'fJ__
.i ni...! Mu< b deponuaou itaeomplexiou: maetapa
the prociae degroe of npward uunre, rhu^earve
abould bo almilar to thoee at thaoorneraoi Uieni .
aud when it ia, what a piijuant harmony -
reault! 01.. lucky girl witu ancb a nose. what a
uueon of beart-, you may be! A.bl but tbe ''?>''';
,.i ceonetry t.. ibe aaraer of tbia u..se, and yeana__j
? creataro aa danawrona na Ileien to ihe i**^"'
man. lt muat not bo n abaky. Ueaby, flabb) tbmg.
? (-mt decialon and ? apiee ot dainty aeif:a*>?;r'
mnal enaractailre it. lt w:ia am h an ?e-i"^
tbat inaniied tho lollowmg aentimenta: '"?'____:
tess ii Larklng ponebant. a nort al aaoakina ?" _ j'",
wlucliwe cauiiot resi.at, Ior tbeeetaatialnomwi
woman. lt iloea not commtiud our admiratio ? ??"
raapoet like the i.reok, to which *?? aaa???J2
down aa ta a geddaaa, bat it aaakea aad wobb wj;
our ail.^Mona. Tha Baub, too, ia not ao n"^*;
ablo iiainamun. lt la a great marrerof '"'V.'^
uniloiibtedlv, I.ut merelv reuanled aa an ??? .
waakneaa, it claima nnr kindly wmaideration. -
woman, moreovcr. l-.ua uencially ta. taiiiti^.ent w
ronceal (often to thelr entlre ann.hilatio.r .n aa
unprppoiiaiiaaina eharaotortaataa oi the anuu _u" ,
Cel. siial. Which ni a weal. man become ^fV '%
more and more atronglr marked. A reieatiai >. d
ln a woman m froqaently au in-lex of ?i ? ^
thia be II reniembered. waa wntteu long beiora i
apothouala of tha turucd-up noae. . _.
Aud ahat atyUaf arehitaelare aaaaaJ??J
Btruct our dreaa npon T aak tho awaefa ?!.__
uoaeM. Anythlng co,,uett.ab aud uiry. frivol ua an
qaalak Berere a.u.plicity eonsorta not ???? ^
anub. A little ineolenceof oroament aoita il. u
logribbona; a raumaiit Httrretto; ?h?x*?t0Tta:
over witb curla" : a ilonnce turned back and W?^
a bat twiaUMl nortb aml aoulb. eaat aud weat. ?
ua theat, would bo iucongruoua w itb the UBBBBJ
inault lo the Kmnan. an injury to the Jev, iau -?.
ilat eootradtattaa t<> the coaitative. ?i"?
" Up- Ultad." tb9y make a bappy bariBaajr?

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