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THB MC8MEB.
felr fcdwkr. ArooM, In eVrtknart Magaalna lor Fchruary.
The Musoaee baa browa-velvol eyea,
c irtalfi d wltb ?tl i. srccpllJ :
Yon aonder n tuose Hd- would riso
; he aewest, atranfiesl alg tl to seol
\, ? ..!:,., ,|',. rbatters, lui-li-. OT plivs
Koto, "i lul ?. or -Hii.i u
No !? ? i -?' ini s-ltii arifihicr raya
Than t.- 'i irom Ui.darb laskca then.
The Massaee bai a wmll brown f,-i"
\,n kmelon ?<?,-! it- r* rfeet nsp
Ai 'ed. fetty eyebrows; ..?. ?? to frace
The may moutli beneatb: a nnp -.
^i?l .,,., i,, al <l i un : an.l imo ith. solt rlier-U*.
iii-M tl onl of Kun-burned Ivor* i
With t'' Hi whl< ii. a ben ahe ? mlle* or apeaks,
I'.- .i i merclianta mlgbt come lt a mea t i aee
tka Mnamce'a balr could tenrh the algkt
lltrs ta firow dark, tlie raven'a wlng
J|,,n tn ??-ni eb nt ' Rrand thc Ight
\\ l."ii in ii. li ma
S!i.- bulldi ' ? '?'- i. I la< !. inarble < "11,
\i:,i iiii i- ihi -"i,i n.,1 ? arlei In,
An.l thnista, tiiunipbant, through tlie toil
i bc Kansa hl, Iv r Jea lled pfii.
The Masanee has imall, taultleafl tect,
-1, -.now white tabi trimly det ked,
wiii- li potter 'i >v n ti.e , it> atreel
ln -iiott ateps, alow and clrrumspect;
A vi-hr-t atring between her toea
llnfct* i" it. plaee tii" iinwllllna shoe,
I'ftt. ai <i plgcon liii" she goos,
v -i on lier i ? ad a hood "f iduc.
Tlie Mnsmee weora ? woodr ma <lr,---?
Kimono. "I,i, ImORl
A rose bu*h In apring lovellneas
Is not more < oloi gbtd n> aee I
ller Bjrdle ind'!- lier aliver pipe.
Aud ii'-avv awlng her long alla Meevea,
With eake*. love letteri. mlkaiia ripe.
Mi.aii ' hangn. musk boa, ati.i wntlng leavee.
i be Masmee'a haaii la ikra to prief
And .|i.!'K i" pleaaure, love, anfl song;
Th ? Mu?iaoe*a poeket-liandkenblef.
A atjuait "f paper! All daj long,
fientki and -v.ct. and debonair
i, rb ti ',:? p ror Ikk Aslan I.5*.
Ileavon knve ber ln Ita tender eorgl
o in.ai' to giaiorUBaa:
*.:?.? it le piiapairona with you.''
LORD MERIVALE'S WOOING.
i.
- To thlnh WC all knew him when hc was out nt.
elbowa." eacluiiued >.li Mra, Ward.
Neve* exactly om at elbowa, oorrected prctty
.U?j. i'ivmu ia her habii ml -",t lonea,
?? Well, ,,i ..ii eventa, bc hnd nol a deoent even
.l.r BUII, as WC all ktiow, put Ul MlM Joues IWkO
c retli I'.-ii.'vci io be thc eideat woman la
...;i lau.e I..')' '?:.?? s eutnldiohmenl),
"Aud hc ",. ipied a im!.' oobinet au troisiemc,
iMiittiuucd Mis. \. a:-,!, "uud never drank anythlng
i at tl" viu compria ol the table."
"\ct nothiag i> more aure than that Mr. I?*r
i ,i,i ,n nou Lord Alvnva .*." Buid Mga. vivinn.
- llicn it'a io bc boped bc will pay Madamee
i 'i. t." crieu" AIiss .1.'s: "he'a never beea out
i.i hei debi aince 1 c?n remember.'1
? l liave setUed Madainva aeoount, aince thal
intereafn you," 6: id a cl i, quiel voice from be
biiid.
n n Bhcll bad bural in our midst we could
-. iv -iv baVf* been morestruck with conatcroation.
lt. was Loru Merivale himeetf who had apoken,
Mld li"t "I.k' "I Un had aCCn liill. clitcr the BOlon?
ii..1 one "i oa eveu knew Umt be was m Paris.
.No. I in wronx; one ol us, aa I aftcrward learned,
dia .-.- l.ord Merivale enter, aud tor reaaona beal
knowu io hcrself, choae nol ta glve a hinl of the
l. ?? riial was prctty littli Mrs. VTvian. and she
if.".\c the iiiist oharmingand inlantile little Bcream
when bla Urdsbip Bpokc. The acrcama t t tbe real
oi me iadtca weie ueitlicr infantiJe nor charming.
I di.l u.,1 Mieeam ; 11 is not my iiaiut, when atartled,
to cxereisc my vocal organ'aftei thal faahion; bul
1 itropped jny t a-cup, nnd ol c ? ??r>r it broke, to
appeai agali al me in the ahape ol a eouple "f
franca la n.y wee-kly l.ill. Old Mi. Froat, who
nod invn qni";!y playing carda ln b diatanl wnrm
.-oiner witii tlic equally aure.l Dr. Haueer, ahowed
no sittn wbatever ol baving acea or beard any
tliin^, un.l cauaed an amuaing diversion m the
n;...u?ent of ailencc wbich followed the " lajiauc"
by t-aying. ln hia usual old-geutlrmanly tonea,
?*r*if'tei*n.twt. flfteen-four, and a palr, s.\ "
Ifeai'lv Ihear larc old irentlernen were abont the
deafest .ni"'' ,!s 'f hae ever i>.*<':i my lol to know.
Mhw Joiif remarked ta me irreverently thal ll
waa her tflrni opinion tbal when the iast trump
?oniided, .' '; Froai and Ur. Ilauacr would remain
in their giTavra?for they would never he irifc,
One v"ild i)>iiik we had enough aurpriaea for
?.'*? sve I'inc, bul atill anotlicr awnited i.s.
>A> Ioui all l.niL-lici when Mr. Froat bad l.rokcn
|n 0..i the ailetice. aud tliat, l.clpcl to (.nt every
...?? a little BBore ;it eaae. Then Lnrd Merivale
apo] i.i/.-d for atartling ia, a*i1 i remarkable gorarl
hiitii.tr, eaonidering whal io had jusl beard, and
nddressiiK* nimsoll ta Mr* Wi nl, said thal I
tiken n boj nl tbe Porte Sf. Martin, .'ind wanted
hia Id friends io kjjn him in an ereningg enjov
uieat, all of ns. i: .... would bo far honoi
"l bavc a deccnl evenina auit now," he added
with it couiical s:iu!e. ihen he noticed me f.i
i ?? nrst time. i bod bec.il partly aheltered from
vlpw by a large artilicial j?alui wbicli itood upon
i ? c gmad plano,
i ?"'"" I- a !.,;?,? here I have not the aleaaure
ol kuowing,'' said Lord Merivale to Madame
i..ii(."hc. who bad just entcre I thea on. - 1 J, ul
k-bl we were aii old friends; ldndlv ii
il ice me. Madame. ^
In a ii:i>nie-:t hia lordaliip waa bowlng before
t ie, and I ha-l the intenae mortillcation ot heai ng
.rrlbe.1 in Madame'a voluble hut aot
i.ver-eorrccl r^Uslisli as-** Mece Delanev, ;.n Enc
l.ab writcr, ver celebrate, who is here only i,nv
". e**k,
. '!''.',""' '''; 10t. ,>oli(,vo anythina oi tbe klnd.
Ii?.nl l.-ra'e. j exelalmed, fi*e)ins my rhe-ks
gn;w ...i fr iu annoyance. - I am an Kngltth
Bcriiibler, if you like. bul nol at all celrlirated "
if you had llved bere oa long as tlie teai ol
?s. M M Dcla-f-y. you WOtlld have fonn I ont | i
)'?'? '?'!??.'"1 eelebrated who reside at Madnme
J.arociie.s. repjied hia lordohin with a Une smile
I now tc'.,.-,|cd hi,n mon- fnlly, and saw tliat
le waa atill a young man. His expressi n was
particularly flelionnair. His eye* were blue
?ad ' ? roarn haii waved on hia hijth
white rorcbead. ior ihe resi. i,c wore a mus
t.i.nc, aml hi-. Umi s.'cn,ed spcclnlly invented ta
emile pleasantly.
i,
ll
i> jnst p.-ssililc thal the rrnder by this t
IMIC
as fonucl an idea lhat I am ta ho ihe hrroim
ol my own story. nnd my Lord Merivale Hh? I,,,,,
tei ? -ti t , relieve hia min l ol thia deiuaion
I s ii i 4tin* -ii this narrntivp mcreb ns an .n.t
s..i. j. and. sbiill aa im as posaible record e.\actl\
w,u|i i heai i nnd auw ol a romauce in retil ln',
?un . mj Bojonrn al Madame lioroches i.oird
iiiji-hotisc. 'li,is housc \'.;,s. nnd ia Btill, BiMutc.l
Iit the Rue ?, which is near tbe Luvoniboun
Uardrns, aml a \ny oornfortalile plc<*e it waa -
'?''?" ? I laiaa i. ci is a pro'ved
hl llie lonu reaidence "l the hoanh-ra I.-,m
Merivt le had, it appeared, made ii n h,.;i ,,i |,oad
iiiiirters i.,t over t.n yeara. Mr. Froai au<\ D.
II usrr lu i ??<n there lor flftcen mus, while
Mt. Wanl and Mivs Jones had joined i .?
*ve\cn years nnd three yenra :>??, mpeetivrly,
I ::.?i : ,\ lir-.i derinite information nhoui sorm ol
tl*** ?? babituea on this wiae. n,,i \fjtt lonea i n I
>:'~ ' emed inclined ta occepl l.-ul Men
\a c's nifer "f a m-:,i in his box at tlic I'wtr si
Mertln. Mrs, \N:'id plraded ji headoclie, an.l I ni
obliuation t. carreet Bome proofs. \s t,._ i,n. the
|i.,,"!s, | s ,,;i made a reaolve to sir np late to
ooiiipiete them it. my own room, and thus gel an
' "?' nunitj to hear anytbing Mrs. Ward had to
tei] In'Io:, she retired.
Mr. I't'.-i and Dr. liauaer wenl t,. bed early, ao
H ' s nol h.tiL- i.ltci the depnrture ol l..,i I Meri?
vale an : the ia.. ladiea tlial Mra. Wanl
tren? alonc in thal rol velvet aaion. Kvrryi
im'cii:.'.! t?i be red velvel In thal room I tat wasirl
. ' ?r mirmra. The very lablea were covered
with thia brilllanl material, and tbe general effect
would liave been quite opprenaive hul for Ibe
aU-redeciidna white which appeared in ti.e win
d"w ' url iii s and thal mallirned :.i'ii<!c, thi-" anti
ma assir. riicre -.\.,s howrver, one pre-emineiitly
re.ic.tniiu: fratiire iu ii.i- salon?na.Iv, an open
? ' Ure . iiii't on which great atreaa w
in M "in os advertl emenf.
N.-ar thla Bre Mr. Wi rd nnd I aeatcd ouraclvea
wIm tt vc were lctt ajonc, and. aiicr I ii..? i nnid
? rriflinj: attentiona t<> tlic old ladv ln tlie
sh.ita- oi ., i,. itetool and cushiona, abc began to
Bi e me tbe information my curioalty craved
wlt! '"it anv overture on my parl.
"l,o:d Merivale, you know, my dear,"*ahe be
gatt M:s Ward ealled me "my dear" more t,.
annoy Aiiss .lones than for nny other rCoaun I
b?Heve. "Iy?rd Merivale icaUy waa dreadfu'lly
siioit ol 'i.j nll he came into the tltle and
eetatca, whii i no one here ever thonghi be wi
f.,r there were two brothera betwecn hlm ;? id
such !i ippitiesa, as \w!l ns a father, wboce vi|,. ,, ig
icna it\ of llfe was only equalled by hia m.
dialike <>f bu tblrd aon, the pretcnl Lord Merivale.
I Buepeel h<- ,.,is t?, oonachrutioua for them, ,.
the trath were known, for tbe Merivalec a'cre
alwaya a rcckleaa lot, exoepl ihis ona; the pii|?ers
blnted thal fael plalnly enough. They added. i..o
th.t the pretenl lord waa likciv to deapoll tbe
estotc in bifl niii.loin BCneroglty.
?? What made l^.rd Merivale take up his abode
here in tln* tirst ploee?" I Interrnpted.
"The emnfort?al tbe pricc," replied Mrs. Ward
briefiy, with a pityina amiie al tne aimplicity ?.i
niy qncataon. " Do we nol nll rrmain bere he
aaace t"t M fraaca a week we ean live reapectaldy
?gaa] 1lin*f entreea nl dlnner, tl.oti.'li, t" In> s'ii...
one of them consistB of ti liiscuit, wi.li three
ralatna aad Iwo ahnonds, nnd Bgurea nis.. ne
desserl. Wc havp als<i Knylish 1c:i scrved after
dlnner. nnd an Enghah lire t.? sit by ns mon as the
rveiiitnrs drnw ln, and :.ti Engilsll luti"!icon ii, tbe
mtddle ..f tbe day. All theae thinga. Mis* Delanev
CBitse.l l^.r.l Merivale to make thih his hou.c
.InriiiR the time ivlien liis father guve blm bo
meaarre an allowanoc."
"And .Mis. Vivian?" I nut ln Interrogatively.
Mra. Ward sndlc I grimiy.
"Mra. Vivl ," Bhe i I, "ia, J lancy, tl e cauae
I oi Lford Meri ilc*a comina hcrc now. All ol ub
? i'ii. il bj tu her ???? hen Mr. \
lint l.-it " h ?: hc was kind lo nny one bc
s.w i' ii" r, ?.
?? H.? maj uian }..r:c thc coi sidcral. nol to for
cet tbe fricn Is hc had in the daya ol lus poverfy,
lie may aot have oomc bere to ?ee any one
specia i',." I venti.i " - a rk.
?? \i\ lear, i ? i mav he a writer, but yon don i
know the world ?."." t i tii citl erin re uiwlcr.
"There are kindnraeca and kindneaaea, and when
a young man is very kind t" a pretty woman.
well, ii 'iu bavc bm one mcaning.
..?????.? , Lotd Menvale bM eome
n-w.nj;'.'' I inquired. ..
-Ye nnd - Ui ?'? nea, or she wouldn
have irone to thc llical ?? to-niaht. lt muat have
cosl her somcthi nr. ufl marks Mn? oxer
lM.;ir,: , ?, irt ?-? Irom hia lontanin.
?? \.'> t i! Ink. I i ? ",-,'; " ? /'V" r'vi'
Mrs. Vivian an npportunily ,"'-""'-? , ' ,''s;,s
.. V?; :, hi) ,,i it."' afllrmed Mrs. Ward itoully.
??Mi-s Jones wenl onl ol pur.ntraricty. ??"'?
felt sure thoae twowould have preferrcd t,. ue
alonc, s i alic went." . , ,,
-I-ut " l cxclalmed, "Mra. Vivion Burely would
nol I ive gonc alonc with Lord Merivale t? Ihe
"??'th.ic you hetray y.' wanl <d knowledge ol
thc world,'- i ild \lrs. Wnt l Bcornfully. Mra.
Vivian would ao nnywl ere a Ith any one ii she gaa
-Well ii ilic la fi..t Borl of woman n is i**r
haps a mcrc: ihe haa oo cl Ud," I aaacrted with
aome ielicmence, ,. , . . .. , . .
? i;?i she has n cbild-a Uttle girl that her
husband't- mother is hnnsing up in hngland. nic
makes n inoiin ulwut thia child every now an*
then, and snvs how cruel it was --r her? hustinm
to expmiB ., dvina wish thal their child should
rr-., ii i with h'ia u.ot! rr, ll? bound lus mother
in one way, ne> tl ? i ?, foi ' ?? al itfd n his
will thal Olive Ishe cp.I1b her Tmwy ' should not
mnrry under Bge withoul her mother? consent:
iu which c.isc Bhe won't marry under b e: her
mother has too much li ?rror oi becomlng o grnnd*
mother." ..... ,
?? How old is litile Oliver" I Inquired.
Mra. Ward iauirhcd. ,
"Well, my dear, bIk* uaed t<> )>c eleven, then
Khe '.ainc ten?now she is nine. She *.mM pro'*
ab%.> l>e, oine b ban> n min ln time."
uHow long has Mr, Vivian been dead? I In?
quired. ? , , ,, - ,,. ,
"Nearly two years now, rcp.ici Mrs wnr.i.
"11c dled here, and is bttried in Pere la Chaisc.'
I very mfieh wanted lo nak some more iiuestions,
'.?it Mra .Ward begun to show dgna ul sleep
*? J j;ot o il :??' i i I- r.ftei all, nnd wenl on roT
rectim them till 1/ord Merivale appeared with
M-s Vivinn nnd Mios Jones. Then AlphonBe. oui
small j.,- I,,,-.. hroiiRhl tn B little supppr-tray
V idai ?? Sarali yiernhardt hnd BtirpnsBod herspll
it Bcemed ns Theodorn lhat nipbt. ind holli his
lords'ilp and Mra. Vivian were in t.h.* biglvsi
spirits. As lor Miw Jones, alic slppcd hei ?
aml said verv little, but her eyea hnd an iinplr
nl giitter in them. as ii her preaence had noi
heen so potenl a preventive of i!ie enjoymenl of
?',.? other two bb -i.<* bad expected, nol to eay
hoped
Nlrs. Ward nnd T went to our ros|>ertive roOTBS
roon afterwerd, lenvlng tlic othera t" their aupper
nnd ihe diaciiasion ol the piay.
In thc course of half an hnur T waa nol a
littio surprised ta hear n pentle tap at my ,l""r.
I was even more surnrised on openina it ta Hnd
Mrs. Vivian there, .Ircssed in a white rohe de
cliamhre.
"May I come in, Miss Delnney?" she aaked ln
her nleading, chlld-llke voh,-.
"Why, certainly," I made gntwer; "I hope
. is tlie matter?"
"Oh, no." she aaid, with n nervouB'little la
?? oi Iv 1 1 ?? I 1 rnusi I nve n t .ik with Bome one, n I
vou ar' tlie "id pctnson I fccl l enn conlidc in here
I i,,,;k* you don'l mind '" bIic added, plaintively,
i'or anawer I drew up another chair aear the
Bre, ard i>c:_e,l her to he ?eatcd.
?? Vou niiisi think il strnrige " ahe wenl <,n.' eon
fuaedl.v, "that I should have come to you in this
waj when?"
"When you have only hmown me i week, an.l
when you have sci rcelj spoken to me durina. l
time," I bsatcned to put in
Mrs. Vivian fiiiahed even under her rougi
I n ar. t ?o reeord thal Mra, Vivian did rcsorl
? msideraMy to nrt, thouibl nnture had, one
'.?."":'i| think, anflioirntly endowed hei , lli
golden hnii waa unmistakeabiy dyed; and for
parl ol it Bhe was indebti-d to aome )icts,,ii ,,r
peraons unhnown. thnl ia, it Zephinc, tne eham
nermaid, waa to be helieved when she made eer
ti.iii revi'latiunfl to that elicel to Miss ,1
Mrs. Vivian Hushed under her rouge and s..id:
"You sec, Misa Deloney, we poor little Iftnorant
women are half-nfruid of you learned onea, :>*
lirst : i.nt when we want aome one to trust we
. ornc lo yon."
Now this was certainly an artfully turned eom
l.liiiient, nnd having uttered it, my fair visitor
rl hi. ? Ity and Inoked at me smll
Insrly onl <-i bei big blue eyes. Speoking ?.i
eyea, il is all aonaenae tliat people
talb nlmul _ eyea alwaja revealing r ?
annl, Mra Vivinn'fl eyea were as innocentlv
frank nnd trnstfil ns thoae ol B five-year-old,
while her life- well. tlie reader shnll judge.
" Ai ?! . ? ? ? - ,?:,?! do you think me n
worthy dejiository ol ''" I inquired, smilinu mysell
" Well. flrat of all I h ve a I ivoi i . .-'.. ' WI I
yon u- bo very kind as t,, ._,, with Lord \f,-ii ? ?
nnd me to tlie Louvre to-morrow morning? Vou
.???? 1 ,? wants me t., |fo, and I shall fcel ? ind ta
nsk Misa Joneo t , nccompany u.s if you will not,
i'ii" iliere .Mis. Vivian looked down nh.i : al ber
\Chite hnnda in ber lap "I am too youns t,, L"
alrout with a gcntleman alone- il tii?-"
Here followed n panse, and to ,-clie-," ber evldenl
nt, I said :
?? liitil you are formally engaged, yo i mean, i
it noi :'"
Mra. Vivian covered her faee with a tiny scra|.
of lace, presuinably a bandkcrchlef, and besan to
Boh |d -. i t.T i ?.' |y,
?? Ih- Itearan to love me when I waa in mj
troui'le?when my husband diiil," Bhe aaid be?
tween l.'-r soba, "bul I- wbb pooi then, and 'ir
Inconie ia stnnl], nnd there ?vna Puasy to thinl
.t now l <? is oome baek, and everythii
possihle, ; nd Mis^ Jonca \'.nl try and ;i| el it all
p mc."
"And do you love hiin:'"' i Inquired wltb
intcn al
Mra. Vi-.ian !clt ofi cn*ing, and claspina lier
l.atnls tightly '" cthei looked nl me mournfnll.v.
nnd pr? I ? aaid, w il i. n t >i. ou 1:1 shn c "l bei
hlonoc hc I, " My hcarl is bur ed in Perc la fli
it is Pusay I niu tliinkins "i my swcel liltlc ?. irl
whoin my mothcr-in-luw's machinations have de
prived me of. Aa Lady Merivale I could do so
much i i her, Wh i mother would nol aaeriflcc
her* 'i in ? t'h n cauae''"
\\,'!. v'-. Vivian," i remarked meditatively,
?? it is scnrcel*! for me ta v< ntttre to fflve an opinion
"ii aueh n delicata aubjeet, bul ii you do not love
Lord Merivale, do you nol think you could flnd
sotn" other wn> "i heina ot uae to yoi t liiil
;tirl will,,, it .-;,"i?ili-iti'.' youl .cli ;?"
"Hul I like him -? ;? mui i," Ihe wi low baa
tencii t?explain, "and ii we were man led 1 should
gei t,, love him
Thc I'fiss cl'?ck on my mnntelnheli now struck
b oii.'ii'i'r 1" i. .so my visitor roce i<? go, in a
littio Ii '!?? ,! :,n ,,'"L'<I i" words and '/<? .tuics al
havinj dcpiived n.i my real.
\^ ahe Btood outside my door she whi pered,
"Then you will go with ub to the Lauvre to-mor
row i cr' im '"
"Vea, I wiJI t;"." I rrplied. And tlien with
another koo<I m..' t ?.'.,? dis ppcared down thi i
lery. nnd I returned t,, mv aenl hy the Bre i"
liiclitaie on whal I hnd hc nl, ()ne Idea wat
pai moiint, I did not helicve in Mrs. Vivian: aud
I w I's soi i v aueh a ni lellon ns Lord
Merivale should have fnllcn into her tolls.
We all ;'i. ikfasl rl in Ibe Iong dining-room al
' M.i.!:i'.:,' 1.1". .I.- -,, onil ut no lixoil hour. Alphonso
I brouglil :. sniall pol ol coffee ror ench ol ua ;. ?
| are appeared.
u :ii-i, l ii'.'ii'.l thia room the mornlng nftei
in.- evonta jusl dcscribed, Miaa Joitea .. u al
*??-_? iii i :- Im kfiiM-. Mr. Frosl and l>r. Ilamei
had brcakfastoil lonu ago. and wero gone for ihen
Btonied .\a'i; in tho Luxcinhourg (iardcna.
\s..:.!. too, had gone for her morning
monnder in her bath f-lt iir.
"Good morning. Miaa Delaney," snid M.s- Joncti
:-, i entered. "You are later than us',.ii thi.*
mornlng. I auppoae Mra Vivlan kept you up
late "
"Oh, did ahe tell you?"' I anawered uncon
cernedly, aa I aeatt I mj ell al Ihe i '''ie .uul rang
lor mv eoffee.
"She tei. me?" laughed Miss Jonea, "ahe nevei
tella me anything! Vou ought to know that:
hesidea, ihe is uot down yet, and wun'i be till
Lord Merivalc'a ? rd on the atalra?then
sh<- wi;l come down, and the two wilj breakfaai
t igether.'
"Vou aeen to be a walkinf catalogue .?! the
: tbeae two," I obaerved in a tone l
uieaiit io I'" wllhering I siippi'so ir waa not,
Miaa lonea 1 tuj bumoredly, and
?aid :
?? I've not watched .Mrs. Vlvlan'a tactica all li.i*
time lor nothing. From ti.- time ber ii:ibi>,.u.i
dled, and Mr. i;-rn:,i<i waa ao klnd t.> ber, ahe
ma.le up ber nnmi to keep blm ln lether?ln raac
li<- camo ni. the property. I veril.i lielieve that
' , been ber only reaaon for atuying ..:, here
mii" - h"i- buaband'a doatli. i"ou --.? t'.'i
I\i11_. bv her plate? Ita iu ber niutht-r-lti-law'a
hantlwritii??:. .last note ber face when Bhe Beea
it "
'I liis voltihle la'ly had acarcely Hniahcd apeakinj;
theae bul wonla wnen the door opened, tl M -
Vlvian entered, followed hy Lord Merlvale,
Mrs. Vlrlan waa looklng lovclier m.i yoonger
than I I nl ever aeen ber. Ma- was wearli
pearl inv morning wrapper, whlch trailed in
ailken fobla hehinu her, maklng l> gentle " frou
fron" :.k Khe walked. All doam ihe front ot this
rol* littie blaek ero|H> liutiorflica (ineona-raom
Hioasi) were lixoil, iu token ot monrnina wlnh
upen the coidon rinjjk-tii Whieh ailorne.l hor
Bbapeh littie bead tbe mutH ? ?J ?t~*h "t h.In
! v nfiiw -. cnps aat iauntily. .. ? .,
Mia* Jonea Bppeared bo affronted b) thc gi*hl
..,,,,,'., ti,.,! Bhequitted na- room torth
* /could noi belp obaerving during breakfaat
- how very attentive Lord Merlvale waa to tbe
, pretty widow. I obeerved, too, an an ?? y frown
ered for a momenl "'i llie lauj s
' brow ,it~ kiitIiI "I the 1.'I w ???? I' I ''- "" '"'' I' '''
v .. ? .. h ui. unopene I, and pul ll Into tne
,,i , er poign >ir. . .
. .,,. . ,;,..- i. innet stringa ln mv own
ohomiiei . ali nn boiir lutor I bcard aometlun?
i,i. ,nt thal epiatle. Mra. Vivlan bad come i" my
door v. ,-l. her last nighta v "! ? ? " "??
? mittunce. Bnd I I ac trd beraelf ncai my t .ile
,,uiti.mfortably, thia l me l
. ti, ibink oi aeeking anotbei ? -. for mj
,\. ., 1,, i: .? ? nt ? ??-- I . aremed
-i've bad auch a letter from that horrid "hl
woman, my motbor-ln-law," Mra. Vi ian rom
- h vrill qulte epoil ny mori
pl ..- -she anva alie is romin to I'nria to soe mo
abo ? I'uaay?slic ia R?ing i" lirin I sa llie may
i.,. m Far - now ror nn; fii' v. fo* her
letter is dated thr.laya ?? >, ???? ' i" ;'-' bave
m -sr i i: - noal -, rue i "re ' ' ni ike
an upeCi Mween Lord .ilerival;* nnd me?tl
.? ean?hui he is foml "t me. v -
toooml i i'i-i.n'.'s. nnd whal do vou think..Mias
li-].,'ie" :? She aaya ahe haa hau a nropoeal for
i' i ? ruoat vii! '.i- in evorj way ?
- .\ i.i ipoaal I'"' vour I tlie ihughter! ' I erie<|
witli an incredulon'a laugh. "Impoaalble. Wtay
it S.1V..1-, ..I India. 1 o ,i littie girl ia only nine
ve ira old, lan I ahe
-She mual he more than that, ndmitted Um
Vivlan reflei tlvel)'. *Tu tell tlie iruth l
qulte loirl count. I waa mnrricd when i a
I um", nnd i "? took Puasy awaj al onee: thej
thoujrht me I.-, nui"., of :: child mv ell i ? care for
i, bahj i roperly, I Buiipos?." Ilerc tbe pretty
wiilow -i:?!.!? I. " I ean l I -'?? a ." ???*?? wenl
on ? ti a Biidden outhural ol onnfldceco, "thal it
might he all aettled between I. !??! Merlvnk* and
me before I am ralled upon l > dieon*i
ol Fuaay'n with my nwther?in-lnw, II the peraon
w ho wauta lo m irrj I' rere only like I. r.|
V- .- .: .?. I would ...\.' nr. ? oi aenl al one
man would rh ike her Imppj. Uul Uie m in
I'u-v's grandinother would be In favor of would
never hc t.> my liking, I am anre
- I (-ni we nre koepina l/?rd Merivabj wattinjr,"
I auggented, for I reallj fell I had nnthina I
nboui " I'uaay 'a affair.' So \\- wenl down t ? the
saloii where we found Mra. Vivlan'a eavaller ln
?
ui thal momlng'a vkdt lo the Louvre I
only reeord what has q hearii..- on after evrnta
We were In that gallery eontainins Ihe t'ol
le. ?" n l,i L'ate, aud were ;i Imirim Ihe drea r; ol
im one of W.ii: iu a pi' turea. wl en
l.mii Morivale ohaervcri " \\ ben I look at thev
i.\.:..i-ue bluea and 11 - I ? iy* Ibink it a
Riral ?, ity for women to wea
"And I am doomei to weai it!" alfbed the
widow.
-.Not ilnomril," ro.joino.l Lord Merivnle. "and I
venturc i ? predict lhal an ocoaaion maj ar:^- lUat
aliiil] demand the puiting aeide -t thia ',,stnal
garb."
???>ii. Lord Merivale!" paid the widow ilrprceat
ingly, bul aecrotly delighted, I w a aure, "Hlnee
ni\ ne.iri is 1:1 i'.-|-e ]i t'haisc tllbl blaek f-eeni- the
onlv poaaible line for dSe to weor
?? \ve mual trv i" --t yi i to dwcll I-ss on Pere
la I'lii'-c,' aaid hia lor'ilahip kindly. "You are
lon ;, o . to glve youiNell up an entirel tn
I w:,s :, t"\v yard* aa ay h l liini ;
,. Rembrandi portrait, biil F -l all
thej aaid.
" I Biippoae I nvist pive np this dreaa aome day
(or 1'iis-'. \ aakc," Mi - \ i murmnred.
V-. I ul ince l tov, in! I liom l ob rrved a i n I
- j.-.- i it ell ., r Lord Merii ib/a fe I
l !? -ii ioh he ia in love' I menl
- \e-. I a is Biire ql It." hroke in the yn inu m in
.v ledlv?" vou would do anythin lo add to youi
child'a nappineaa
"Anything," replied Ihe widow, fervently
F - ihe !.. 'I mother now. I reflecied
" Itless you for thoae worda," aaid ins lordahip
fer\-ntI.v, "they Ive me eourngo to Bk you lo
grant me a few moments nloi <? w il h > ou t',i- .
I i ive i !<? ue ' fo i i ! lo j ou a nd your
.-! me eil her thc ha] pieal oi I be
moal w i.-'. --'i >.i men. '
I i.i :.i,,.|. to remind Ihe lovera >.i my preai
They t ?<.t ?, looked up ut me smilin Ij.
prared very happ
? hi thc way home Mra. Vivlan whlapered to me,
? It |g coming, dear Mi i Uelaney?to-ni ut."
III.
At Madame Laroohe'a we lunehtd nt 2 o'rloek.
It w ii iii.-.i .. .|-. ii :,-i tn t bai I-. ii * ben I
down t.. the t-11<.11 afier removina my wai
.ii.--.- I waa nol n littie aurpriaed '.. 11 nd Madaiue
there witli two atran er-.
I u s :ii.n .i lo wltbdraw when Madame'a -
? ? : l-i1 .
??I'i.,. do nol go, Meea Relanejr?thia i.< Mra
\'i : ?-:, and M.i'l ime, ber g
uamn
I'lii-n ahe mtro pi,.-i me i *-he had done
. to I... .1 Merivnle
I now ?.' ?! >"i 'I, ? ln -- in a i" wildored I
ion. i :?" pl illl old 1 ,',.V lll ti.e Htlll
waa ? ... have expeoted Mra
VIvii .- . ? lall, (
woui in lie " l'liat
? i w.s . ertuinl.i even better lon
: pretty motlien
Thal |.r.-ii v mother entered, before I bad poi
o\.a , ii-'iit. and appe iroil lo ho Bl
,i nnii loi Kui ap ? ? "i"!-'
i. ... " embr i ed bei
l\.'!:,M,
- ind i-, my nanghty, rteg'ectful darling come
at l:.st to l.-r im,' ?
? ?_ i., i - old lolv. -ln- extondorl
. only one ol ?laa* h Ihe grand
? I . : :-.| in hoi . ?? mia t "I...- ?
" And you. i
como io '."ol'i p.-.r. ailly liltle mo,
?? s .? . know what I am come atamt, anawored
Ihe uM Ind rven , " nnd I ir ?* you wi i he
. , liom it
Tlie widow turned again townrd l.er daurzht r.
an I ??? ith iu.t hoi ? liloa aaid. " And
(loca m.i littie Puaay thmk l.-r liltle mother co ihl
:? - l,ii- iinytbing, with I ci chi d'a prel j i
? i
1 eonr uled lhal Mra Vi> iun h id m 'I ? a - l
den r-.'-o!- - l*i j ield to thi plan, in
order ' ni ahe mighl h ? lefl in i" ??" lo pur* ..
her ""? n
ll. was no inis'.-.er lo this appeal, for fxird
Moi ivak* oamn in jual then. fnllowe i bj M ?
,1,, ,.--. md ii .. ? ? nld Mra. W n ??!
'.' . lonos a - i in- . i - lo -pe ik, nnd abo, n.
I in "i i- i,l leii ned. h ul i.- i l from /? p iii c nl
ti-- .? 11r 11 ..i Mra Vivian'a ilaiiirbtoi
"So, Mra Vivian," s.ii \Iiss .Innoa witli mn i
eiotia nffability, " we are ;,t laal '" bave tlie Inu
mi ;. iidorahlc iitl le girl. Whori
i .? lold im- t-li?- u.is i i-i-'" nnd Mia*
.liini - i" .kcd urouml the aalon ?? II in ac in li ni
? .- . 1**1*1.
?? riiia is my dauahler." n-|i!?.??] Mra. Vivian.
hiiiii'j her Up witli vexation.
"Thal voiiiib i'i, ymir lil iir . n I'" crled ..i.i
Mra. VVaril. 'She must lie well growh fWI hor
I. ..?.'
All thia tiiii- Lord Merlvale had atood aparl
1',,-iii'".. ii,.- !.?,'..'s ot :, ournnl whieh lay nn a
..,. lie wa* v.'i'. na e, I noti .."I :
. ni| 1 thoii lit 1 co : - - i' ? ? '" ? II- i ?"
l,n,| I,..,.., ilooeivod l?j Mi ? Vivian alxiul thia
iter, aud Iii* th iu hl futun- bii le
I b?ll Borrj ror him : lliough how n
mnn iii i::- Woi Id eu il'l ii ? re ? ee** ? u laken i
? ii\ ,'<?! \ |(l ll,e
It \s.,s ih<- elder Mra Vi' n ":" anoke next,
Bnd tbere aeemetl tu be in lier face Bnrl roice the
prul np anirer "i yeara. lloforo ^,'^? nttere i i
word. I know, I fell, tbal alie would ??..,', U-Jon
,,. ull ? had inteiiilo l bir lier daughtei -m
laa 's - ir alone ?ml ? a ie did
?? s? \.,:e. ymi ? ? i, I pereeh e,
tho eried witli wiiherina a?orn. "You sii i ?
in your vnnity, and hold on lo a vanUliod youlli
. i tlie ""-I "i ull .i -??? oiiian al.Id hold
|i,, noi tliuih your woi da tu
'.,> your ehlld. whose uist uppoalin,
. .i no mol .<?! ?? i.--i "ii-e from you iln
nol tl i-k itio-i- w rds th eivo n," .. more than
,i-.,. liloom oll J our ' I;".'. s i'.. i . ,? i, ,
lll yolll -,.-."
II,.ie l.oni Merivale atepped lorward, aayins
deprei itin .I.v :
?? \|- de ii ::i idam. I lie^of j nu
II,. ?..,,-, nol all wed to ?'. i n. 'I he ir:it<- old
dame me.int t.. have her aay, and aenl nn, wlth
a dr. i.i ia i wave ol la?r haud towanl l.m i Merivi i ?
. ,'. ho w..-, al -. ;.''. ui to ln
,lt.
"So, Adelaide, you will refuae your child
inu now, you saj -well, then, we Olive
your 1 ' enta to your mnrriu ?<? with i.
\IlTlN
Mrs. Vivian uttercd ? acream aud fell back?
ma ol little Dr. Ilauat r, w ho had <, ?
come in lo look for Mi 1 roal ; . .. tbal
reapei table old aeiitlenian was sl ,. l:t
eratly true, for, lu iddition ta ' .?? incnfnl
, iuch a- event as , i oi- failing un spe i
Into his embrace, the leeble old man fell hia
il itrenglh verj unequa] io the toak ol
holdinu up plnmp Mra, Vivian, nnd Lord Merivale
came to i.is nssist incc only j"st i-i time tn prevenl
an ijrnoroinio
?? \t-' ua rro, Olive." iiicd hei ? ? ""li i .ther
*?Firal lel me l.iss my mother," Olive mid
in b ' rcmblina i oice
? So, I won'1 l< t yon," ber mot ln*r fnirly
Bere iiiuhI, from Ihe shouluVr ol Mr. Ilnuser, where
h.-r hlonde hend now repn I. "i "I \ i, l."i I
Merivale, never lel me bcc your doeeitlnl fnce
?-.un go, all ol you pxcepl .I !>? li uaer."
aml the.i si,c bursl into Inateriml peuls ol I
ter.
?? I tliink, Lord M ri*. ale, thal you havi be
haved very Imdly mdeed t?, .ln Vlvinn," "!?!
Mr-, Ward obaerved with aaperlty. "We all
thoughl v ,ii were paying your adalresscfl to ln t
Lord Merivale looked from one t,, another in a
bewfldered way. Ihaa* he aaked me if I had
1 i iu thia deluaion. I frankly admitted thal
?'?"li ia a great pi'v?a greal nit ."' his lordabip
i , | slowl " l ou are, I wunte l ta ala
,i',?:'? consent to lel me mairv ; er dau
I mnsi liave bnneted sndly, bnl 1 never dreamt
oi anvlliing li'-1' tiiia. I thought "l Mrs. Vivian
aa Olive's mother, thul wa. all."
\< s. thal was all. i.ord Merivale had been
atavins i i Irienu'a country house where Ollvn
Vivian and her grandmotlier were nlso Riicsts, nnd
he had fallen In love with thc hrijrht young Lrirl
aml ahe with him. Then-tbe r ndmother hnd
loid 1 un ih.it. nccordinu t,> her son'a will, ilie
< ni Olivc'a mothei musl br* obtaincd, "And
? ||| never irive It," the old ladj had added,
is t ", much afraid if having her own age
gitcsacd at il siic hns n married daiitrhter."
? -? kind i > me," Lord Merl
? ah had an> von d. " I will i "n over t" Pnris
and do nr Iteal t" pleaae Irer aud then make my
ll.Cst "
The i"s.i!t of thia plaa the reader has secn.
filivc Vivian did IVecome Lndy Merivale.
And l.cr mot her ':
She married i?r. Ilaueer withln a mnnth!? j
iHI _'IU vi ..
P0EM8 Bl TR0MA8 LOVBIL nr.DDOES.
THE REASOJf wiIY.
I.
I love thee imil I |ove tliee not,
k love tii"". yel I'd r dlt r n 4,
All of t::,?". jret I I n ? ? nol v.Ii.it.
A lov ? n ????? a- tender,
A in II ? ee. ii aa -!"t:tler.
And ,"i it a brown iit:! ? apol
I or t ar. t , rall afnud on,
ind i.i ?? i" i," u 0.1 on,
11.r. ?? "1! ? 01 ii'!";: ? too.
Th"ii whv love i. |ove. none 1,'it vont
if l could Bi 'i Ihe r i on a h\,
Methlnl mj loi ?.bM th. i.Iv dio.
II.
Aj. knew i how lo i ate thee, i i I,
I'd liate tv ?? f * i kn"\v not \. ii it,
Ex< pimu' tbal l'?l r.itI
lie th) fi Icnd ??' i". i.iin :
i ni tbou'ii ti.nl) woman,
i 'ii om to tii ni, mj licart'a afrattS
i ?r, If I w. .?i ilihor irt? -?-.
Tlie in rre nu i i lonr* for tbec,
Wliat other* foree me i".
I tmn me from; why nol from you J
If I COUld li d tii- !?:: l v. I.V.
My .I: ,?:ii bai ted love would die.
lll.
r.tit sii inld'al iiiou ''., ? tnv beorl to movo
i , i mrrlnga, tlial I'd rather not,
Ai rl t! i ?'! i i, ite, I kn?a i ?ii ?'?? ii it
Mv I,' art B "iil'l ?! ? I"' niOSII I llffS
i.,,\,- i. ni- ir?t?, I..-.,' ?*omIng.
ii lovelleal li,'". mi i hat< : il love*
i ro nti il i ? -I endeavor
li a li,' en i ,\ ? nt ever.
TII neltln r ol lla
??r hate or love the love of rou.
And t on l'i ? fouod the n b .''ti why
l know n,y l"\" i an n< rcr dle.
Jni: l/.oWER V ALCBEMIST.
II. t. ,,!i tl ' !
Mv |ii"tt\ i'd" rOUng vlolef.
rfij uioo .v , ii >?;, uneover;
Uti V at liood of fallen -: v,
Vnd mv I ? ?? l'11 wel
.\ , ? ? .:? ?? ' ,n ol thlne eye.
II -. o .
S,, .1 1e:,fv wli fi,-: I
'le.
,?- loverl
Twaa I ?'.
\ ? fell IW,
'l he a lld t I- ?? In bla. R at d jrellow.
II I, nh I ? :
M) pretty pale votinr. vlolef :
.. i,,\<..,.: . bllnd ino
When 1
When I traltoroiial) !? - I
Thi ..'inl .'ii i'..i.\'. gra..-.
Iit.
The v rv nexl nljtht i I il i thc taie
To n litl
.\i .1 tlie p "i '?" :?' . ? : f dled nf ihnmo.
)li : t ?-. tlio i ti"" ?
11, . fell ??'.
I yel
Ojfj ?AV ? "? I " 'v /"''?" I' RTBFETB
\ ti Ip thi tuah pai ? "f Ib t??: cmeril bonae >i I
?
. ? ??,.,.' \ ?*,. ?;.? dlrt]
, :,,? . . ' '? ;
.?i Improper reoeptjvlea. In awne blork* it t
the en eptlon lo 1 ' - i '? "?' barrel lhal la
- md v hole ai d that nol nll 'l In orerflo
,f ihe Nurela are bal.I and fell "f bolea,
nearly all aro i l'i
.:,..?? ol f imll ea
uppll ,t , : i only Iwo "t Ihreo iron barrel . aod they
nol of larpe -I/". (n i d il take
? .iltuh
? : iltl. ..I ., bi ?? . tii-- I
' ?? I-- | I,
? a ,!!,, bul I
rotputtingl ? el I ?
?
Muny of t tipl l srlth
: i| arlth mlaeellaneoua
? . ? ?,-', t, ,t|, r . .., ,|, boxei
old ob]
and i liottom. sii,|i reeepta i ? i I) broken, ,>f
, : , ! |, ,i t "t theii , > -t- : - i un , on tba
.,:?? a favortti rei
;.;?,.,, t
: ip ?? arl.lrl
on tii to aa,) thal
il f the m "?! ? leaiiii u
?
ln i ? ,,f il,,. a|o>cnly way ol ?
?
? llie -h!' u :,lk a'i'l l'i" riltt. I'. I ?
j ????.. ' llon 'i 'i. i a ? !.:?! ? ??. Iraaj lo llie
rlty and I I iciia.
AX i ;./ r 11 n, 11 BROB.
A new terror hi la idded i ? elei ited railwaj
trnvel. I' - K'?i ih (1. nd t ikea map .hol il
; ? .? |? ? ? ? ii. i in !?? [mi r, and tlio plrture
prlnted ... ictela
,,f repp i fl a ?. Noi e nllep-d
artl t- make Imll ir eatieat I In pla
. lew of vli l m i, ??> ho :
??.,? t., a. ",'i t ..? ' i 1',, e.
T><>!\ lll U \T HI.U W'lRD.
From The Philadclpfa > In.p
liovernoi v, m, ? ? look like
..ii" ? ho im rofimi. ,i , m .,
u bo I, . fa, 'sl Imrtl tii]? ut ,1 ,l".:th iu a il. -i*'r
to iii t. .. um i Uu
gokl.
in- ('nlifornla | >W fever In '40 raRcd with pai
i i I . l Mh liifttu'
:? ., , . ||
:?: Iltl, i a .1 n ell \ i-n imu
'. ,1 in th ? _,,|i li' 1,1.. A ver) little . ^
l ?' IU : ll ' 11*1 , wa :!, lli" .\ ,:n.,:
man nnd he .in.j':, ,i llie pl, I, ., u i,,,\, i .i ?
nuti,<i to ?? -k t ? im." ln ... lion, ll
nol "i the kiud tlnit waa ,,n,i popul,.
,,i tlml liiii* aud plnce. kno. n .. fat i Iml .. i ,
Ihe ti ? ? I ' ..,1 Im -i:," a. rhe
ii un i.-i |,," ;?? :?? i. and in ibe ? mt
? '? - ii "t .<. . .ii1 .'",i .' , ,,n.i"i i i.i ?
i.n ,? pllc. Uul ..: -ni icreai l-eaflesa aml I ,i.??? .i fo
lionic.
Not far from tVliiiin' ,,!! home ln 1 i- :n ?? i. ," i\
llvi ,1 Ihe '...ll"....v ml.. i i>r ? were f. ui ol
. ,.,i ? llli li nnd i other -i tn \. hl. li one ol llie
.i iiit'-t ' ? i "? p '"ttle ?? \ ,'i, : Wln.ii tl ' ?
nu:. I llllll i- :li < ,'1 '?"..., A'OUld j '
, ,?.|. tu la lai dard ? i m di il ? ii". nnd liefore
I il. ; arlure foi Ihe old tl, Idi jl,:,: hl n.lil
I., I nnd ! i Kind lal ivoial'ly i
?]f 1 like yon ii rell a h. n you , ime i ,. ' , i ,:,,
I will man \ J ou,' h< ."l'i lilm a IfTi refrc lilni
?,. in ', in- wenl
? ii in.lt t.ii i.',",i him tbal W
, , ? ? , mt *J he Ioiik
Joun "? ba. lo MUhl i.< -\\ , : ,t ,,,,.?.?:? ?..
tl," i r l t: '|i H. lll. ? illtinei l. I 1,,' ;,,, , ,.|
pltlll ll llt.l ki il ? i idl III llllll w . : Ul
llet ln Ibe in-. ,ni lortiiniiteli thc woiu ,t
m ?, 1,1,1 i iial. H" n ni i ?? I I. n ? ni if.-tj
l,n i,i.,."ii. : ? ? i .. i. ' ,l arelcohie '?? ?>,.
iie| ;iii, i - foi mlles nround, l ul li" found *
? p ol i app : liad ii- bltter ?1r..... n;,
hcarl !"\"'i .i ?
VI io " li "i nol made tbe heirl uu.x fouder I
, ? . II . -i ? ' ; nfoi
tliat ."i" '? ".iu Ii ? :?: id to be a ter to hlm. VVInana
,!? i ,.'I i,',i. word. Ile an eni eentl.
|,rai Heai and ? ' I lien n- lie |a r> ,i,;, ;,,, ,
he Imnied hl , ite li ? made up t.. i.,i,i,.,. rjall
propi ? d. a 'l .'-i-d. A f?". | ? ?
and tho I, nd -i. - ??." t f ii ed llli: ? < om iii
WbO I ,. ? , VI,. ,;,,] ,j,M, ,,?,,
mothei ond ba. k to i dlfor ilu
They retnnliiefl at-veral yeara i ? lovernor .
there hdd the 1 lundatlon ol hli pres ml i
?
sar..li GalloTray marrled a Mr. Iteynolda, who rnn
ducfed i ' town. Ile gied
not lona in ?? ?''?,: ,: - ? Idow. now aa Invalld, and m i
two rhlldren, are IIvIiib Iii llaml.urit at the hoapltable
home "f ber ln<<tii.-i- ln l.u. the oext Ooveroor ol
mi, hlgau.
BETTEB I. trOB TIIAX FROWS.
From Tlie shi Pram ha o Calt
a roang ladj n u-hei ln the riemcnl ? lio,,i ln thl*
.,, ? a li. : rl* ? .in lrnt.iv for Ihe riii-i-im,,
hoflda) . -i. i ll ?'? i - ' ? - - a ih-- ni li tli.tt -.i. I,
and everj i*u id Uieni a-oul'l eujoy ? "Merry I'hrisi
n,,i and i llapp) -N"" Vear."
?? w- v.i i' '...'i Iho -.rn". MI - ." I- -p.'?? i tho
? I, ln rboru*. and ihe trwher ihauked thom. ln
hor ipoooh "? thank* ?h*i Ittnorently *ald: ?? tnd now
1 . | .r. ? I i . 0 I ?? UUl I" - '' I" \.|l .,11 III il I !,.,|..
? . ?? mn i.i-i:ii ii -. ii..ni '.' th h.ppv I,,. ?? aud tlu!
...ii - iii .iii ue i ? ? fnture tha i ? m li i
il, pi-i. 'n fot. I arouM lil.- to -,,? v.ii lurn over
,1 ll"? I'Mt.
?? Hope rou'll <i" th" aune, Ul - ," ran
nimiilii.- rhorn . and tbe teacher dUml*?ed tho rlaa*
atthout further a-Ubea. Bhe at ?uil aroodertng whoehei
to l.-wigli or froa a
WALKING IX ENGLAND.
BUGOESTIOXS TO TOFRISTS.
To ?p.-"i amcb thne In Bnrope i- leneraBy eon
sldercd b very expenaivo undcrtaklng. Bnl my ax
i-1- ??-. - of the :i.'!'ai ... i of livlng abroad I* mu< h al
varlanco alth thl* wipp iltlon. i paaaed th.lellaht
fnl montha i'i Bngbuid, Srotland aad Walea tii, aani
tner, galning tbe health tbal I -- nght, epjovtng a
of exp ricncca thal ran never Ire forgotten, livlng ln
perfi 11 . n ort, i .i afl ' i an outl u ol moni y not ex
- _ o. And atthough i am n 1 aa an In
A ? .'iii nvci nueli glven to a very aerkma frugellty,
, -i'i:i wltb in- eovered all ex| ' - ,m"
.i .... .. ? n elf to tbe Innnmemble "ha'pennlea'
. xtravaganee thal a three bkm th -'
,:.v | Rtrte* Inevltably Involvea. Of eourae
a ultlij tourUt -" small a aum wlll aeem o mere
llo, bai i glve II aierely t" abow wfcal the
coonoralcal tlmll eaa be whibln whlcb on- may com
fnti'i. .:,. - :, i .,, ol this l.imi. Inclbmtlon led ate
to -pr:i(l BUMl Of tnv titn ? ai the .-la.'l tOWl
pi- t:'i-"-.;-.ie eonntry placca of <>!d England rather
ti,,,, m tbe large clthsa, and thb made a notablc
dlfference. M | of t' - Ume, I o, i travelled wlth
mv knapsaek on my baek, goina wherovcr tbe komor
a me, ai-'i alwaj ? Bndln: mj re* ard ln tba
enjnymenl "f tbe aovel b?autiea of Bngtlah wayaldea,
-,, HtUo known to travoller generally. and the feellna
of i.Ith mi'! vlgor whlch pedeatrlaniam Invarlably
brlng* to Iti devoteea. Of eourae thia Baede of Ufe
bad much to do wlth tbe curtallaaenl of ordinary
t. ir. ' expenaea; bai fur from belng hampered bt mv
Invoin ilary economy, I ean only aay ttmt II nt.otated mn
from many ol the annoyane Incldeni i" Europeaa
travel, broughl me experlencea tbal rarely f.'ii to tbe
orthodox tonrlat, and lefl me vaatly Iraprovad ln aealtb
a reaalt bj n - meam common wltb tbeaa who aaal
i:ur. :"? \. nii thal objeel ln vi.-v.
Ameriean toarlsta too oflen aegleei Greal Britala
., and in -o dolng Ibey miaa a rn al
.?-ii of enjormeni thal they vviii not flnd elaewbere.
r ? rhole rountn teemi wltb antlqaarlan aad ptrt
ni-i'-'iii- Inleresl very ttttle known to oatoMera; the
: , and i found the people, that is the
i aell-to-do pea antry, almoal anlformly
iiL-r.ii.i-. Iiitetllgenl and honest TraveBlng an f""t.
- ln th- litti- wajime Inns, i
the nlghi In the straggllng vlllagea wlth thelr thatrhed
roofa and quali t gablea, one beeomea praeth dly
famlllar wlth the natlve peeuBaritiea of BngUah lifc
?i.,i Rngll ii iccnery. Contraated wlth our owa
r<iiinir\ landsi ipea, tlm-r ,,f England are lacklng ln
,- i ? featurea whlch .add variery and charm t" ,-i day'i
-trnii ri ii," i-m.ii <ii imt- here. Tbere I* nothing -o
ronsplruou Iy abeenl ln the arenery of <;nu Britala
(oxeeptlng, of eourae, In the Midland eountiea, where
they are suhlrlcntly abandant) aa tbe treea. Tae hlBa,
mn..-1.uul- and meadowa ar- all qulte bare of toUage;
.m.i i have - wafked for a wboki day in
? ?..- itl ?' ? wlth nothing bnl b waate of
, 1 i heath "ii cither -hl- of rae. V-t. whal i'
thua laoka In form the country galna ln eolor ;u>d
broadth of vlcw. For, nnlesa ob trueted by hlBa, one
??I to the horizon al evi ? d iln- purple
. the yellow wild (lowcra, tii" graj at red raeka
and the brighl green of thc gra and moaae* glve
of unbroken color. t i fortunatelj.
' . rlng the repular hlghwaya . la fre
:?? : d by two I al.? all . whlch
landcd p ' ni I'i around thelr eatate*, and trtilrh
oftontlmc..i i" be Iniermh able ln I igtb. Dul
,,..,,. j. freqtientlj luekj ,. < n.-i, lo ii::<l patha leading
!..?-'? at .1 through th- eal ib - of thoae abo, ? hli
thelr f- to i together to Bia >?? U ??
good ..id hlghwaya tame and nnbiten
Th- Engllah pea inl leema to t ike a pnde in beeuta
Uie Uttle houae In whlch he tlvea and tba imall
mrroundlng garden. IValking on tbe blehwuya one
?,;a every lialf docen mllei a rlnater of tbeaa
neat Uttle d , a:*d tbe I giit eolors of tbe i are
f ,1U tended garden flower* in front of them. the vlnes
trailing up iii- porch, aad tbe aturdj houaewttc * thln
., i tn the imii,-iv ili ? ieat, form a vory
rharmlng pleture, and one readliy aceepti the proff.<n-<l
:,,,.|,.t ,:.!?.. i ' .'.?? apenl many h pleaaanl hoar wlth
- ing to what Uttle Ibey
?,ii t"ii ol fh-ir -inipie eonntry Ufe 'for they are verj
reaorved) and anawering thelr ronraeoualy eager ojuea
,mii, , ??', in a'.,? li they appenr
. ?? a- ?-. intereated. Whal number* I Id
and brothera tbal bad eome to this EMorado of thelr
Imaalnitlirn" l Anit u-nniiv ti,-v wanld be MtonHhed
thal th-ir \i-itor hsii iMHher aeen nor heard of them In
Vew Vork, bul eonaoled them*elve* by taklng it for
m iiit".i that he wo d do ? ?-? r later. a I
wns were wre to make I n tl.rd. Tbe a
ln a nl year oul fulfllllng a narrow
? ' ? : littie of t':.il Ide i
md rontenl to dc .-?? thelr forefather* have doi ?
- -,;,. Tbl* ? 'a i- nndoubtedly the
r th- numeron* dlalei ta one flnd* in i
i, iiid?d. thi ? d ii-.'- ara often m dlfflenll
? ' - ?> min h from eaoh other that
? i hard lo belleve th?- i.pl- are of ahe
-,?," raei ,? ? | ?? .. , then avea the Engllah Sfatfon.
The pe..p> nn* meeta, h iwwrer, are mt alwaya I
the pli . lor i have de rlbed, aad tne fbol
travoller uv* nooa*lonalIy experienee aome dl
?? ,v fr ."i .. - town fo bi
?Tritnp," are found on thoae lonely oM road*,
? , ?. ? I tl in. iii.-r,. women hh.I
.xperted aad r mBj i'?
ii, mded ni"! ?"., the inythlng bul - it ifsrtory
i ? ' - irnlng
fr .a, . . a here l h ei p ml the nlght, ex
? ? ? ? i Molrose Abbey before evenlng, a dU
Phe r. id ? i- .-..ii!
;,ri; velj a- ? a ..f iui"i---i. and i walked .>a f..r
hour* ? na a tree or a housa or even a htll
.;, f. endlcss Iretoh "f bairen, lonely moor
: ind. i ?? '1 ?! : . I ' ?. upo . d
.,? d women "f tii- ?? tramp"
. ,1. .1 to !, -t h. i , ??
i . i ?? ln -?'. and i ?..;?i ..-.t m:d lalked alth them.
.- ? li il : Uie luneh i h i.i. m they appearod t i
be worully ii'i"-"".. ll.en. proparing t> .- ? on wlth
my walk, th- leader of thi* gana .t gypatea, i
p iworfnl fello?. who 4111 1 tod aa II
lahed, iprana t" Id* foet, whUpered lo I
? ? ??! i .ui -.-.i thal h- ?? ould ?alk i he
:' ihe waj a Ith me. I pretend .1 btc?| P
alth m 'i i , onfe Ui h r . .- :? :?
anfort, a I ? from hl Herre, g innt ap
p-iri- ??-. ? - l v ould liai - . Ii.i for a
i-ompanion on thal lonely Srotrh road a th all ni)
monoy on mj |??: mi and onl ? ,
However, I r~?umed .i- raurh roolne** .,-,i ,
,?-??!, ..- i eould mu lor. *ympatliiaed ? th the p - r
man'* tale ol *tarvatl >n and hardahlp, lauabed .ii the
? we th il ii- *.nn:-- hron hl lo cui h
he - h.wi i" do very deaprrate bad thlt
llve ai :iH" and above all walked aa f,,,i ;,, i ,,,,i,i.
Iiuping to tiro hl.t liefore i.arhed tne "de*
perate'1 ttage. ln thl* l wa* Anallj -a,.- fnl, and
had th- iilafactloii a ? well a- ta- pain of ? ? ; tho
poor n "???-. -!: >p I- tke ? i\ -i.i,?. ,- ,.,,, ,
? .. i a md hungr) t . ?, , | , ; ',,,?.
1 '??:l ani- ii ii ' "I"- ili Ihe w i\ fi ibord.
on f"'t looklng, witTioal auoceaa, tor aii) kind of
work thal ruhrhl . up, r,,,- the la i twu d ??. I
h >.i i.-ir. ll -l ? th Uttle Io.nI, mm i?. ||.,|?..| |n u,
h Lond .a. where, Lranaa tu - ,j. i. . h .
I >okod lorward to obt?ning rellel irom hl* povorty. I
ird i.i-i many more ..f the -1. klud In m.i
tramp* thr iuah Kngl ind aud all told ?iuillar *tm ia u .1
hor ? i'i- lame ni i a ol lio| cle - iuITi rl gon Ihelr fi?.
Kw a - rldi nl Bre of eourae di pn In r, md would
p II p ? i drloi -iu In Eiikui d for a I tuaii)
people. ia t ih-. are more than babuued by the
runiautlc on, throui li whioh one eontlnnally na**e*
in tbal ohi eonntry. where thi pli , .- ,-,,? . ,,;
., ? combtne wlth tbe freahne** and Iran
? ull Itj of ai. evci beauUful naturo to 11 i. . .?? .
IraveUar.
IV ASTBOXOBICAL COIXCIDBXCM.
Proteaa r B. B. Harnard ln Tka Ban Pranclaco Ka
amlner.
ii i- very eldom thal rolncldeneei of 'i BUrtllna
"?>''"'.? "? "'r a-:r..,,,,,:. d u .... ,. ,.,.,, .,,
ii i" tbH 1.1.1 thal nearly idl ihln ?
?t'wtial idatlon aud ther
i? "'tl ? . : : I,. tho .,1,1,1 ,,? ii,. 1V .
;ahrl( ii,,: , i , Incldeueca lhan an arraj ,.i fa. ? ii
1 ?"'?? ?s ? a*) recentt) otcurred Uowia '.
.I u-onaerl il roin Idenee that ruust sturtle eve
1 ??' * ' :- ?l!!'1 thi . itrangely ' ??,, ? ?>,,.;
irted ln iii m. M" ' "
rhe 15th ,,f N'ovembor last Profesaor Zona nl n...
Palermo ub rvato y. ln Italy, di ' a,..,! ?.,?,!., '
">. t*?ll*aU ii turlira. it \.:.. rnovini ronldh t,,
""? wesl ?"'.'."'? The followlnf* nluhl i.\i,.,ln|?.,
"'"? while - i . tln .i on of this comel with
Hi.- lt, .t iwent) aeven iiu-h lelesi ,|i" ,,t Vlenna i>,
?pll iler ,1. ? .vered mother nn.! falnier e-jtnet ln tlie
"??Id i vi.M.h ii the motlon wa lu t .,? ,?,,. .i,.,.,
":-' ": "?'?' ' pon Ihe aiiuoi.meni .
lion rometa o el - ,.,,?? ,
ue ni.ii -ill', , iu, n. : -.; thal thc ive ,? .,,, ,,{
ii. ."in.". and thercfom were Irav-clllug ?
! '?'? losi'tbe . ii wus. iHiwever, -.i ? ?, ,, ?ti ,,?
waa no relsitl i.iii!' v hat ver between ,i,? ,Ar, ,'??
I.' ? '?"?? rapldlt I n Ihe other f.r hehlud .. t -iV.
dtcr ?.i.itnler' dl rovor) wlthl "x ,,,,.,"
?i ir.? (Iftli ti. : imeter ul -
ii," \ leiina < .-in. t. ao tlml llie two inual U?\ ? ,,.
" tbe i 'I.;,,? :. ,. ,I.,nl,|- romet. l.v c?.',!, ... , 1
th" 17th. wheu Zona'a cotnet cwM Br t be ohaerved ni
Vmerira, the) were .m two drrree* aitarl aud th,.,','
tora ll," talhter one would have ,-? ipcd d ,, ve.'
Iltey are now iDcvombor 10) Iwo honr, iio.iit l? rUrht
aaCOBBlon and dlftVr f*om gCgteea In deelmatlon. and
wiui" me is Btovlag loamward tka otber la keepiiii: up
If. norilierly moiiuii.
AO) "u ? -' '.ir .'.iilt the di-,,.\"r\ of I'omets and,
the comparatlve acarelti of the lome, aad who ean
apprcelau llie < ijl eximnae of tho beavena, in whleh
th.- average comel la tne nioroat ipack, wtg roraignlu
ni :lu ii,-? v"i. o( two aea eometa wllhlo a law rnlh
otcs "f < "ii ather, aad ln ao way phyakell* coo
i. ' on : t :. ? remarkatile cota idencea
[ever known. Tlierc la no reeord of anv twocimeta not
[plivylrally related. ever havlng ber-gOaeen arltkin a
degree of eaek other, and ti,e;-e are T.m.v milii.M.s of
i.i ilie di over) of ,??? ? *u< i. eoaasta a.
togother aa wen* Zona'a and >|.ltaier'?. and ??
mai aafely aajr thal lt ?iii never hanpea mpttuu
Iii? two comd> are belng rcgularl) obaen >i at tlie
Lick Obscrvatory. Nelthe," I brlght Bpftaler*a ta ex
criedlngly amall and talnt, tke nieresl ipeek af haz?
raovlng il ?? !> amoiie the itars. Ita orbfl haa t.ot yet
been computed, bul there la no doubt from Its apnear
atiie and llOW niofi ,11 it niii-i bc very dl^tant from OB.
A CAUFORNIA 1AD.
OOLLECTING INDIAN U.VSKi'.TS.
BBTXSTIC SKIIXi Of TIIK WBWBBU. AVD i.THTOg
l.iiOii VM.i V. OF THUB woitK-AMATSIBJi
B9NETIMEI KuilBIiRS.
gaa I'Mti',,.. Jan. BV?To maKe a rolto-tlon
of Indian !,u ketfl thal sliall <?? lipse that of any ono
eUe that one knowa la tke veileal tolly, and y.-t Ikal
i, what the ma|oriti of lonrlatfl who come to Baathora
talifornla for tbe flnrt time alwaya try to 9*. They
ranaack afaopa ;.:.'i pay laney prleea; thev organlaa
i, : on tii" "l'i Mexiean aaabea; they arkeatk* tins
ciergy Into putting them oa to tka aeent of par
tlcnlarly mra apoelniona; they pay all mrta of prires,
varylng fcoffl tl to "r"i<*i>. an.l then f,,.- all t'ie ex
pendlture <>f motaey, Maae and atrengtfe tkey faii to
gei tha full appi-'latioi of tke ioiie<tion wkleh <*nn
only come from a etoae atady of tha baakal ..- a unl
veraal'and Indiapensoblc ataasll in the aaaaaakai
economy ol tke tnaUoa. Think what oara bmm! uo
exerelsed and whal ? correel eve for Bymmetiji maot
be cultlvated by the patlent Indlaa woman adkg -its
down besktc B -ti'iiu "f water wltk IWO or three
bnndlea of reeda before ber, the taavlcol onaa ta hana
thc hmgltadlnal rlha ol her baabat, aml ihe gaa,
ilender onea to ha evotved Into a woaaarfal and in
iiii.tc pattern. Witii arkat oleety inu-t aaa .ahuiate,
beglnnlng a* she itoes al Un* BOttom of laa witoie
tklng, with ju-t one twhrt ol tii" Bne taai aiaaai tho
coaraer one. How floafly thc d"-ign moal bc ttxed ba
ber min.i to enable ber ba mprodaec an toteieala
f"iiii of tmoce -iu' of tornu wfclcl mck precMoo upon
i clrcukw -iirfi'o tbal her lUtoaea alwaya cx,rut- ju-t
in thc rlfhl plaee.
The indian woman Is not devold of fnncy; she la
i, ,t the Itankl, diimpi-h slave tlial one laiaglnes who
baa ocver liveri neai an Indian camp. she I. keenly
akve ?v> th" varylng phaaea of bt?ltfal nacaro, and
in a vagaa, anooneekma aray Bdaaga Ihe aiCtarea ln
her miml to tke more Bcactleal need1 of dnllv life.
.lu t aa ve, orbo Bo Md tinderstatid a word of l'erslan,
?omotlmea stand antnmee beftora a rVrataa B*ana>
scripl ln a mti-eum, nnd it- fonn ttngnra in our
imnil-. ao the Indlaa woman. ktokfog upon the gaudy
-itrn thal advortlaea tha anwaa "f Ihe -hop of the
rcaervatloa, i- wmctlmai ?nkrktUy attraeted by UM
fonn <>f the i.-tt'T . althongb ahe ooea not nnaoratand
,. word of BngUsh, and thc nexl timu -he weaves,
in po th" lettera tlu.t pleaaed her Ihe most. Tme,
the a i- uj.-trte aVfwn, aad bhe B i- laraai ihe wmng
way, the N aprawlfl and the Y looks llie- a wtgwaBB
with a very tall chlmoey; bal Ihe ather icjaawa of
? be gnthior aronnd tae Bealgner "f arlgl :)
hlcroglypha iu open rnouthed envy aad thc iirst thing
one knowa the camp la gtatted wllh oaaallaaic
baaketa that to the onlnltlated icen tke bmb! aaa*
derful nnd mysterioaa prodneta ol the bnman uaagfiav
Men, well worth thc time and thoughl of the etknot
ou-i-t. Tbe Blatorted aad groteeoae do aot often piay
n roospieaoaa *>.nt m the indian asaanaVa haaey. Bomo>
time, ahe -ees a pinc < one and j- stemk with the re^
Blar chana "f n- balfnajfard aactlone. when next
aba -it- down ta work icr laaogte**t*oa eonveatton*
alicea tbal (Ona, and -he lanytraoaeea lt bJ taa paitora
,,f ner baehet arlth varylng oomblnattona, but ,1
waya dlatlnetry a plne rone. Thi aagla llea *wraaa th?
down near ci.oiil'Ii to e.-irta M t'nat hl<
-tronciv aerratcd vct rcgnkw aing feath'T- ti md out
; rel.ef Bgalne! the pale -l.v. The BBeaaary of *
. peraetaated In t^1* bcxI aaaa/lng. goaaaaaari
|| m the JaKKCd "dge ,,f a U-af. 0V tha BBtial <>f ?
rloged aerpent. The trnttargr, the Mrd, tka maantaln.
luonB anraarn Ibe gllatenkut acalei "f Iha tront,
,ii ihaaa aad n...:.v a?ore eontHbata ta tke rnrlei
Ibrma that eaa be araaren bjr the amtt Bnaera of tli?a
Indian womitn who we.ives r.-'tl~ Into attensUs as
our grandmothers wove lduo and wfclte Uaena Into
oiiilt-.. or M Ihe ^anie dear old la.tle-. adBBted BOtaia)
ia x 1--- art.-ti- way. in Ki-me-Min. Log Cabta. I"vramid
aad Crasy pataerna, f..r apara-vaom eoaBbra
<? ? day au itiduui mother nottaed a BB~. aaahl ea?
eoen iwinglng (reaa tho II?h of ? aaa. it waa aa iu
i.i-: after BuB aaa - aped tbe i nuUe fof
ii, r pa|.te like the roeoon, vmii teeUi r thonga t?
taihcd, ho tbal ?be inik-lii awlag it t<> Bm Ibnb of .?
h !.- tbe waa al work, or couM itrap II fo aee
. ? li- wetrl from pla 8 t" pl o-'
r? tbe ttodenl of etbnology, a earafuUy < hn??n eot
lerBon ol baaketa raa be auale alai ?' prteelaaa bi
vabie; i.ut wby one who earea Uttle lor ethoology aad
!? ,- for evolattoa abaaM apend tboaaanda af o-llir*
mi uu nn. i.i?i.i'd b- of baaketa i> bcyood kaa. Tbeaa
i :i-k>'i i.ii- are revelattona lo tba conaervattva aaaa
who r.'-i"-.i- ihe personal privacy -f otber* regai I ?
. in .-!?? -ii' li rald an t ?hlo wom ui
, ..iv lual i.ll"- tlon of baaket* aad "thr
, uttus drovu up io tbe door ? I ? adobo
rhe rc?( of the party wora
ihlnkiiiK "i Ihe - .i.i -t..rv of Bamooa, many ??! n.o
ul whii h -..?." l"d ln ta.- vlclnity. Uul
i, thc ihoughta of the liasket hunter.
? -.;.- io the d'-oi |a reap ?ue ta her
Utli" k
? -il.ii eoi 1..I-!.. ' '" a-kel tho lady from < ihio.
?X,i ? rvnlled tho Indlan. II- knew h-r -tyle.
? i i.vik --"." aaid the woman, inteeptdly pu-hing
pi-i him Into the lui .-?.
?!,,, . , tipboardi, In eornera, In lmx-a,
on ?n< i th bed, wbence ihe dr-w
a hoxes oi 1'he.t*. Opei Ing iheaa
,i?. ,,i;;: ,| . .|dc i Uttle ... a.',:-? ba ki t, i rard ar -<>
,,i ,,;,| I.,.f preal value th-ii had prol < ily been worn
i .. ,,.,. ni , al tii- MimI a. *ome -inull
i,i,^;ll! is painiod ou guiM and a allver-bound
thc*e np "Mi.t.iiiilv. she layl
..,,.. ie oul to tlu i arrtago. l he Indlan
wlth rage. Ili* eye* nlowed witli duil
i, i, i \... ,.m- ,,f inu, I,.- i;, i -u- iv down apon
hl* bed alth ihe air ol atter dcjtvtlon whlch .nea
mi ilie i .-;.'.- "t bavlnc no rlghl to llve, >.f betng
,1 i ... ? ,,;,. ol ih- I ia '* i" ai. Uon.
\, |.,, I, . we were moititi ?*'.. and one. more b-'l'l
ii,., , ,? i i. -;, .i to th- woman :
-||ow do \. a .!.:>? t" di whal vou would kil! i
man fur dolng ln \..nr oan hou*c '"
\ ;,.;? i I,.,.!,. .i ,??-, ul iii" handsome head rrowned
niia^i lu!" a ni. nnd :i ronvtnelng, "Uul it l* tba only
. ."i thosc Indlan* to *how one anything! Be
, A.ii,i"<i tbe tiiii:-'-." waa ..n Ihe *atl*fac_on wa
Vnother wnman a*e m-t ahowed u* wlth anfelgned
?!,-: -in ii -iii.iii blue natlu ja.-h.-t Irtmmed with gold
I,.- in..! -li- bad .iu ofl i talnl in one of u> '
. . luniuittinu ili- .1 ? -.1 ..ti .I k Iho J
i to the -I'li-'i un ?ome irivlal orrand. aud oa*tng her
?.'Mi ii -in.,11 ^.,;.i pn-,e drapped Inio tb)
;.i -\. T.iki'ii ..- .. whnle, however, ihe rojleotors
i wlth tlu- natlvea. In - tn- . i---.
1-n.goi i'i- woi i "f tti- latrgain. Foi examplo,
: h.ive I > ? iti i,i|\ - "i I'luket* that were I' iuh: froBB
; ii - foi ?1 ,',ii. -.1,1 o i , i-iiliil . i- inari-t for
fi .. ih- men who make a ba?1nea* ?.( xolUng haaket*
i--ii.iiii buj i ii. in lor a -ing, and llieu labrtvatc I gi i ds
lo jn-lifv an i:.-!,'.!-- of pn?, ofteu I-ii tlmo* tba
i ra t. ___________________
THE JVDQB BMn.BR aT /. tsT*.
I'ii.tn The Plttaburg lii-p.l"li.
More practii il Joke* nnd lodeed jol.es af all aorta
ni- i.ii'i! !,:? .1 i. lioncral IVarion than any otber
rn bmg nllve lo-dav. > .,i:e of them happ ned a
i-" lhut ii i* nli.t i . ru-i j"i..- apon tbe llen
? :al t.. t.-li the ' -? iln. Bul on- (Inii Waa told ia i
;? iiii-i a , iii :,'.,? tho othei da) ma) be relatcd liere
it for no othei miwo ? tluiii t > ahow how early the
piop-n-ia ;..,- oxiractlnK fnn out of everytblug ii ?
vi lo| M .i-if ln tho i ptieral.
ii-i ??? i-'ivn, who an* the 1,-t lav Jadge eleetedl
ni the All-cliei'V I ??inii> i.t-. \\:i- :i. i irdlng to
irailiilou i \ ? : . t 'I-- n; in and oxtrf mel) eoonomh al
?i tho dlstrll nl i'i ?- ai t;n t. it ira* -aid th-itj
be waa n paf >? i.'? * >t and never ainlled. Mr.
I" ii ou, wlw li-I then bul i.itl) 1 ?n .-.ll.sl to tha
Iar, * i llj ln -impithv wiiii Jndge Broarn.
one 't:.\ h- t-'i'-r.-,* Judav i rown'a rourb and aeal to
ih- aator cooler whii . wna btck >.i and above tba
J ii ? \ box. \ i-.l i lurymxn waa aittlng Immedlatety
under tbe water rmler, piu.dh snooxlna. i'"? rourl
wa* cliartrlriK th- iury. Mr. IVanon t v.ti :*
drink id wab-r. and Ihen. obaervlna the bald head
helow him, dellhenteli i-.t the water runnlng. Tlm
iiniii ktmrk tbe > ?? t-.- of tlie *hlntng craulum, aud
i - f.'-t ini ? the air. it waa
iiatnntaneou* and lnten?oly ridlculona, Jndge Browa
?i ii <:. i"! tl n Bctnally lauabed. Tho acena waa
nnnro-edenl a, aad fl I- n-'it.-.l b* veraelotu eye
all leiaea that ota- of tlie tipttawea falnted.
IKDOB8B CBKCE8 OX THE S1FB T.VP.
Krom The Provhlencc Journal.
\i a Battonal bank Wedneadap tho fotlowtag ron.
ver-ition occurred: Sald the rlattor, pre-entina a
. ti-. . )u-t Indoned: ?? i lee by Ihe paper* thal bank
nfBrlal* romplal people dolnc ba?lne*? :,t thelr banka
don'l know on whlrh end of a eherk t-> int"r>e It.
Ni.u. i *hould think am fool ?..ui.i know that."
?? tt'liu h end .lo you li.il.u--.? "? -ti.l tbe eaahkW.
??\\h\. thl* end, of .onr-," poklng aa Indoraai
rberk iln..u~ii iii" aieket, There it waa, arronc, >f
? o.i. Indn Bd ? n whal would be t.Ignl han.l
.?mi when iln- fn.e nf the eherk la) up, ?o thal iho
ea-hliv imni.i iiive to read the name harkward, from
ih- -i.i of thc checfc he rouWn'l --,- when tii.il away.
? ir, trange," *ald tlie offlrlal. ' i take a ' h-i h
mI'.'h handed lu, read the fi -. band It out, tarnlng
rl 'ii and Indlratlng axaeth where t.? wrlte the
ire. i il peoplo 11 \ t? iit.lv ini'ii II I'.roiind, ro
vrrin:: ii.mt-. -I--I then write the name."
?? win don'l \ mi tell them It i- v. rn
?Well, It'* oar im-iii?- io be t>..iite. nnd aed to
ball people thelr bnalneaa; vou ran t?-ii them thraagh
Ihe pi-.-- if vou aaal to. ?? ??'>>.i.i ?avo tiouhle
If tlnv kuuw."

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