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..
(Longman?. 1
?? \ G I I I I.
BSSBSJ mii.it*.
"There's young Miller perhaps he'll
|%b
j'oung Miller ? lies no pood to anv
?ne just ?t present. It will b?? a blessing
for his inen?!? when he's married."
" 1 <l.>i't believe there*? nny chance of
the Khiva for a week <r so. an? OOW."
Half a d.;cn men were lounging round
a billiard-tubi?? in a Bombay club-room
?Baoktikg, gjomiptng, and leisurely ?iiscuss
iiu; a fuinrn game ot pool,
T' We'll try Milhr, anyhow," ?aid Cap
tain Dtskson, nn ? Iderly young men with a
well-wsvcd iioiiia. he. "Hello, Miller,
ar<? ? on for pool ?"
Miller was a tall, fnir young follow with
S pl'iil?, go,?d-!iatur? 1. ????! ?? ? ? Wi** fu...
lievi?? very > t and ?? ?. rally
?toboso?; srithont which he
vas ? ?ret Inde? I. Every
1 iv Uk< ? >iiil?r who knew hint, anda
go? ?! .pie did know bins, H ? ?
rt-eighted, s! mbllng figure wae nn
?B?.?il_? id Bll
odd.'aisM n: way o? stopping uywltereto
talk t?. .? happened t
across. Mill, r understoo I
t'be a littl" "s .??.'? He played pool?
badly, but he wannn imperturbable loser
en 1 th? * tat I is own had ?
Hut Just ?
"I .i't plnv iiow."he said; "la'i
ton.? ?
Khiva come in yet. Miller?" said
?re with ti la*
"NO. ? away,
" bat bet : '??."
ip us Miller is. she must bi SB
?? eoaunon mrr. girl who is going to p
'
the \
"Well, 1 don't know," said *
else? "Mill? r i? p<> ! ?
ani h? s ib.? Civil.
lb,
haven ? al ? -.????. '
" 1 ooJj b? arti ol ." Paid
G?? ib im, of i i * nty-fourth.
" It's trino oi being poor,
I 1 ? ther. " I h?:ir Miller
? I t. r i ? r t :? k ? t out here, and h?r
clothe?, too, I ?l'ire sai."
" i iv Millet is mad.? a ? -
eon ?.? one
an I mar-i th ?.. off,
t
? show* hi
?
Are
y >u
CHAPTEB 11.
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long
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,*? f-nid
I V.
! Mr?.
?
-
"l?
1
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know, M
?
"Pi mimed Mrs.
Clevi
I .
? ?
d?- u.di,
II. : :
1 tit
m-. nd. ?1. anxiously.
s lid Mrs.
?????? . '"'^, n"*
f
? "ti in
? it as v.. 1 n- |? u .ir?? ?.
a in?.
ind then j oung Mil
ler ?
"li il. "I
? I ?"
. limi volli wiiv.
rnn't von? Tell me if you want anj altera
tl"l
"(?h! plie won't b? with yon for l?>:ig.
you .11 o.jiir; Millet ra?
diantly. " 8he musi iM ei real
home till everything is properly arrangod,
, s, ,?. ,t loo] ? a little bare just nt
pr. sure there
ehaace of the furniture from tho Btorea
? this boat i"
? U ? tv-is Bure, often,
you --'.Ii-. I.. j .- \ . t lith
ot it ?. ? a may be sui ? r all
?
"But ?.'? ter, what
el .ii. I could not possibl? let her
II? ? t itn
j.i? thing, aren't they?"
and young Miller became quite distress? d.
M Well, if Edith forgets she deserve? to
e ? .ins. \\ Imi do VOU think,
k'red .- . Cleveland gaily. "But
don't be afraid; from ail i
al <..?t ?nrl bave come t ? the conclusion
that Misa l.e-t. r i^ a thoroo ?hly practical
y/oang woman."
"i? ,ahei .?..?.??? forget anything,"
said ? ? rlj *' ? will come
in ami tell you, Hester, when the Khiva ii
gi(.'iialb(l."
well, dear, d KKUnight, and h;ivi>
pati?
" It's all \? tv well to *ay ' fa
ti'-rie.?,' Hester," said young Miller,
aliaking his lu.id, "but it is!
it ? "
And h<? took bis
Mrs. Cl< v? land . r tho sham.
bling figure a Her husband, when
? in lu.lf hu hour later, was sur
nrisedtoflnd bei itili thoughtful und de.
. f?>r Mrs. Cleveland \sas by no
?
" Oh, po.r I
thinking of him, I wonder ohi I won.
der ?vili Edith I ? ?. r be g" '"' to him?"
? ahoahln't sin?, my dear?" said
Mr. < lev illy.
" \N by, ind? ?? -t fellow.
Hut. ohi Will, fond as I ana of poor Fred,
1 ?-an sinr?.-?!v bnagine say girl content to
lt>'k t?,?
"1 Mtheyoun?
pnejr ' I -h., may make,
him a ? "d enough wife."
** It will kill him if eh? I heonoe
?b'uk- tl tee tor him. Oli!
wtll.il ? ? meto think how dssps?
Sst''l\ et on it "
" W? ?!, I ;?. ; J? .,, Wl,y
Sfctmld he noi , velami.
Biniliug t.ndiily at hi* wife's disti
ffc'-e.
And Mr?. CU-v? land WSSOonSOled.
?l'U'TI.UIII.
??? , VIMTOB.
")??>, Miiltr, where un? you going
lor'
?"What! oh: LMckeon, I dldn'1 see you."
Young M.ll? r had I??? u walking in hi*
asiiai skisent fa-hion 11I..11L? the streeL He
had his haiiii? ? leaped behind Ins back in I
Li? favoriteposition, but he was evidently
in a hurry, for bis ti-ual sannt
La?! beai ex? ? ange?) lu r than
Bad as bad coa? thewhola wa* ?lowu the
street without cumini tu s single pe
he wa* sraaatode ut im? nul* In saah?!
Bent, obiectleaa way. Be had lookod Cap?
I tato l>:.k*>ii full in the facewithoatthe
bIieL"? ? >n, l'Ut in?* wave were
w?ul known, and rui?lo?
a interrupting hi* mi ?lit .
" \\ bari uro you off to in such a hurry ?"
he said.
Miller was not onite mire for a (aw Sola?
Otes. His thoagats liai wander? 1 away
by a series of ?*?.?>' transition
mer he had spent in Lusismi with Edith
?>*1???. nod ju?t ?t fjrut h?? coald not have
told with sni? i-r< it certainty whvth?<r he
ays* in KngUiid or in India.
"I was tjoiiig i,'"iiJX lioint?,"!.?? (?aid,af?
ter s tiaus*?, "judt to sec that ??veri tb: iitf
anaf right."
"I'll walk es far as your dicing* will?
?ou" t'aptuin Jin-kaon voluti!.? r? d. and
young Mill** eould not r?fu*e, though he
?rotild have pveferred to be alone.
giajMjbtmaskS, tuM, iWUl? him ISfil it SB?
cesaarv to ask hia friend to come in when
they arrived.
Captata Uiekson was hy no mean* nnwil
?inii t" ecotipi. He ?as s enriotj* littl?? gaaa
?nad anxious to eee what kind of prcpara
i uni; Miller had ???-????.
'"V.ii set?, there i?? furnitnr?? to corn??
siiii," the beat exviained aasioasly. " Miss
lie*ter chosr? that lierarlf p? ???p?1"? at tho
HI oros. 'Hint is ? apod place for furnituri'.
don't von think ;
*? I really don't kaow," said Captain Pick
sou ; " ? h.iv.? never had oocaeiaa to ga m
for 'hat kind of thi
"No," agreed vtrang ktlller, looMasj re?
grclltilly at the tlappetlittle man in front
of him.
"I suppose this i?? ?till sufncientl] s
tartera for a cigar?" sagg sated
Captain Dickson,
1? eng Miller'?, politi ti???* prevented bis
objecting, bai he was a little
ji M. ?podio bin almost a desecration to
smoke nul leugh and tell riamai st..rie? ae
cording to Captain Dicha ??'." habit in a
room so soon to be hallowed by bar pree
eace, and be refaaed his inend'? proffer of
r with nnneceseary < nergy.
? iptain Dickson saw nothing of this,
? anderstanding in matters of
sentimenL
He f. It disturbed and almostnntrrv when
. Dickson besl ?wed a careli
Bpection on Mi I actor's phol
stood on a tabla
"Is that the young lady?" h? said,
pointing to the photograph with bis eigar.
?? v? . ig Muli r, taking ii up
ntly.
? much g< l ':?"wiid Cap
tain Dickson.
it wa ? ? idee that
niivtliiiu; could be said to young Miller,
ana Captain Dick* ? was surprised at )?<
slmrt snswei and the sudden
ia bis pa ? behind tin iir specta
-
And young Mill? r was very glad when his
companion left him.
mo wns more frequently
? might have i.n it he
pie, but to
? in be ? onld noi spi ak of hi r.
b li?? did not himself quite know
? r hia love of ber even to her?
self Miller i ad never be? d able to expri ^s
that; be only knew tl.it nil bis thoughts
to be connected with
Edith, that his work and his amo
his gladness or h I Miller was
very glad and very sorry fifty times a day -
; '.' mix? ? up with thong] I
I :ti.
CHAPTEH IV.
"Tlier?-', T're?), dear, don't kn^ek ?t??
1 leveland retreated a few
the impetui ? ??!" her
? r.
Miller was desperately ? I
? rly bewil '
" ??? coming
in!" hi
? bethi r ho
- .va.
" 1 ; .
stay, l'on
1er hur?
?
e
? i Jai?! ber bai d on his
arm.
?
in and 1 rei "
" Well, whi ??? You
. ?;.?
? red, I believe y< u have forgot?
: vii 1? ntly.
"No. I <
?
? think
fully,
able to find
ihility, you foolish
?? ?. ' lev?
?.'" he sard, with a
-olii??, "or
will be looking out
lo find ?Mill?,."
ter looked half ?adlyal the ?
? r ha 1, after hi*
in delightful
would please her," he
. I have put on the sui! I
?: ? ? ? : ? .
?
, '- "
? " nftly.
I l?"
I to the
CHAI R V.
?avi.
evi ut ful walk
:. ?I" COU]
. and .????? arrivi ?1 after
verseveral times, which,
spectacles, was a
icurrence in hia
. ? p-posta
what did he care?
oi ds' delay t hi -?? pro
? ? ?, | wei
utter indifference to him. And until the
? he .'"'in.I him ? it on board
l< r was only
. va( u< impatii nee and almost
a pri id many people on dock
?:. Perhaps
were surpr? ed at the elouching,
ling loan, who look? i al one afti r
. -.'U and ''?' .'? rly with frown?
? .? the att? ; ipl to ???.
?
? after all.
?
hercreetinc, as she ! .1.1 her band on his
;".o MilUr turned round, Lio
kind] . : with joy.
. ?
: "d little ?? '? on of ii ? ?? or BUI and
. She was ratfn r ?.ret tv. though her
? her Blue ?
very expressive, and there was an amount
? ? ? /y kbout ber w hieb
Miller and filled Kim w ? ?
admiral ion, I fon be liad ? uovi red the
, and while
?
? ried him oft toa rner o?
hip.
? Milli r simply Io? ked al I
did ?
" F1? ter said with a little
embarrassment in hermanner which was
?ral to her. " I have ;o1 son el
t?. tell you which will vex you, i ara
afraid."
"i ih : Edith, you are m<vre loviI.
young alillorsaid, draa
" Bui don't you besrjwhal I nm
to von - ?g to till'
?. flush?
" I was 1; ?? n in ? I t your
words," he said reverently ; '* nothing can
rei m?
"? .ii you think in the least what ?
mpatiently : "cai
imagine \? hat would \< ? you?"
" l su .??- you Lave f irgotton
the furniture?" hi I. " but you
edn't ? or anything else would
vex nu? darling." He said th ? Issi word
with hesitation und blushing like s giri,
"Nonsense," said Miss Leeter with some
seerbity.
?" l am very stupid, I know," said young
Miller humbly : "bul cometo my sister
litera krd."
-, ? ?? ?, you :?.:: it listen to me."
said Mise L? itely. "Yon know
yon ha ked ma if I was suro I
for yon; dont yon remember?"
Perhaps ? ragna, sudden fmr ?
:.ls, but if so
:.!v momentary. The very peat?
ms,, the utter overwnelmingness, m tlu<
bich the lose oi Edith would bato
him made it seem ko impossible, bo in?
ble.
"J luive wondered li<?w you cooldeara
for a fellow like me," he said, looking ut
ber, "?\<.?? who aro to beautiful and
? li ver."
"V. !. I . d, I did think I eared for you.
and l><- idei thi re are so many of ii\ ami
we are all > p.?or -aud?you must not bo
?
' ? don't understand," said young Md
ler, with bewilder
M Leeter looked ut him uneasily.
"Try and understand, Fred," she said,
"and remember you uro a man and must
re. I want'to ask von to to break
off our engagement, becaase 1?1 fare for
Somi'bi'ih ? ise.'!
CHAPTEB VI.
Mil. HAKDY.
There ? silence. Young Miller
stood looking at the cirl blankly, uncom
??. win not a v? ry heg???
person or ?<??? calculated to win a girl'sad?
miration as he stood there with bis stoop?
: dazed lace. And all he -ml
? (lid spelli.
"1 dut understand," in a strange,
stunned way.
! r made an impatient move?
ment.
" Fred, Fred," sh?? said. " don't make mo
repeat it all over again, lam very sorry,
? but ?ne can't luTp these things. 1 met
Mr. llardv on the way out? Ar?? Voll
| listening. Fred? Do you m-ar what I urn!
? " abe added hastily, alaruiod by
, bis blank ?
"Total" she called a minute later in
some alarm.
Mr Hardy had only been waiting for tho
right moment to appear, evidently, il"
was a short, rather ?.??Uooking ?an of
?bout forty, genUeirianly enough on urnt
?ght. but ta a second ghinee there was
?"iM thing about him just a little too
much wal??!.?-< hum. or too many ringe, or a
trine too much cars m his attire- which
seeined to argue that ho had once belong?
ed to a different, status,
? XL??? Lester introduced him to aonne.1
Miller with ?orne nervousness, being well
aware of her Tom'? hisppy faculty for sav?
in;' Ih.? wrong thing, but oxeept a slight
?start her former lover ti??k n?. ?????????
"I nm clad to meet Ti?, fir." Mr. Mirdv
?eid, holding out his tuia?!, which youofl
Miller a. ????pi" I ol?'?. r.tlv. "and y<rr\- if I
anilh<?. nuseol nnv -ah?annoy:itic?:to um :
bul you ran un?l?r?tanil my ?-xcuse, and m
matters of this kind-"
" Com?' sway. Toas, w?? hn?l mnch bettes
go" said ?fl : ? ? terwitl si mo slsrta.
"I Btast *pologir.e f.r acting as I have
don?', but there is mv best s| I
Mr. Hardy, laying his hand ? ? Uissl
?boulder; "und that ? ?
more inconvenience and eapetweth
be helped I want t.. utT. r to take evi ry.
thing "fT vour hands. The furniture 1
can't think of allowing ron to pay for it,
sir; and after all it is I'd.11? ohoia "
" Tom, Tom, con
Lester. "Good-bv, Fred. SOU hud bet?
ter ?_"? home, hadn't von?"
\.m o Millet ike ur?.
m to ray ?ister's,
Edith. 8be la waiting, and I can?! tiili?? v?,u
' '?" . . .- mm . I
" What doe? be m. an?" uksd Mr. Hardy
in p?'!| ' ,
" (Onu awiiv." said Miss Lester. 'Don't (
there will l??? a scene if we stay,
The sooner we ??> the bet ter."
?' But about toi furai! tre
"Oh, come aloni ? ? ?, ?iid Misi
. with no psi ?n hir
CHAPTER ??.
WAXTOra For. ??1G. KHTVA.
ICr*. ? ! without :.'
? ?,e after the Khiva cam?? in,
evenm be ooald ?
ring with J ber
Iplessncss in his
on and bis a nd. At
Ii '. when she beard that the K!.1
come ii
t persuaded b.-r husb
take her downto tli?? harbor.
He would have goni : some
ragne forel I " ' land re
; ind.
: yonn? Miller ? ?ry ????. He
; .?" on ? ? il "? r??:' ? looking ?en
ward, und got up to cr."-t them With s
smil" of web
"Youhm 1 to watch, <<??"
L "? hat waa kind oi you
must ^'o on board by mysi It'. Edith would
like ' :??'."
"Hut has the Khiva noi come In yet?"
in 1 in surprise.
"No! in very Boon
nng Miller.
?? Hn? vou 1 r] waiting,?
? ve?an?!, with ;::
i :.? 1; Romebodj .
expect b< r tl??? evening."
"Itisi
baa com* io, but ? ki
?
I >' I
? '
and be turni tl aw ?;
and walked over to ??
W 1 ! ? '
" Isn't it odd
o that I shall not
I'levi land ? nd nothil
move
nut? 1 with
"I he Kbit been in for hon
u I >w voice to his v.
.v.- happened ? "
" Oh, '
r 1
? r, spi nkii
.
Try and think, l??
: it nm] will com.? in the
" Jlav? they ma le von beli? v<
1 il will wait
hero till sii" com' . '
< 1. vi.imG ?
"Oh. "Will, it
? ? lid with
" : rr If you . an'! pei
'.
?? It may beonlyt
And Mrs. Cl? velaud turned to hi r.
and ' - '- S
?? Fr? 1. de u ," -,,'?
r to-i
?1 ? ??:?,'' re
plied :? ..un:.' Miller. " LI
"
' ? ' ? we will arrange an
t to you at once, I
1
1! would vex m?- so much to
think
for a little wl
And volino Miller yield? rl.
"?Iti- . . Ii. '? -." :
gently, " not I Jim ? t?
lith will exp?
Mill? r walki
:
?
nev r
? lied, but Hi? ? neither won
be ever disappi linti I.
Alwa
coi ?-. hut ?
expeci in life
than ? _ M. l;
? ?.? Capital "f Uontenegi...
[Saturday Review.]
I .itraordinary capi
???. It COI
street, ?
and ? lely In the fi? Id?. I he
perhaps thirty or f? :; ,?
w? rthily blocks t
? ?
structure, but repn eenl 1
luxurj ? public
placea are the prison, I ??
and the echool, Th
?
? 1 a Iiwu tl
I
bowls, with 1 . I? op.
1
.?".?? w.. ?1 in the monnl
?
eva: nui ha] : r two fello
victsan
? 1
and methodically. ? I ?
and n tree citizi u 1- thai the .
prived of his arm ?. 1 : .1 de?
gradation to the u
where. Clo
green
? Inch is po]
Dgthe
materials. ? 1 .. long, low,
? d bail ling, known e the "Biglmrdo."
1 .-I thii ?
lieb billiard-table hat in : l* n s. t np
there. 1 be carrying of
ture by fifty men over tl??? mounts
tul lindo'? '
feat >N bUe thep? : I
under the slate, a pilot stood astride on
hieb, and shout?*] hi ! direi tioi
to get round a* kward cornei -
or the differ?
? nt Ministriee and a Pa
The church is verj ?mall,
ing, perhaps* 150 people. On either side
of the entrance ar?? the tomi
Danilo and b . Mirko ?? troviteli,
ami in th?? chancel u sort of sarco]
which is opened on solemn oc asion
taintii?; tin. ? nib limed ? ! the
-Prince Peter I The old monastery
iacee t be palace t ifty or si
this monssterv snd twenty 01
and it repre-eut???. the! iu u of C< -
tinje. Behind the rnonsstery 1 I
mous Tower of Skulls In '.he old davano
Montenegrin war entitled to b? ? 1 ;
an .??'!"-?'?'?????.? Boldier tntil ho bad de?
corated tho tower with !l
luad. ih. la-t occasion on which II
in ghsitly decorations was
after tho battle of Urahovo
look place u. the nth of I.o
n and brought in
4,non si:mis, ai least so ssyt traditi?
account is mon or le?? confirmed by Inde,
pendent wit m An -
trian officer, counted 3,300 ski 1< tons on tin?
field se versi weeks sftei thofsmo
; tutu bas, however, nowdiedout,
having been sboltshed, together with most
1 of a isimihir nature, by :
coman ?-ode ami Inflexible rule of Danilo f.
AM.!.? ?ltli Me.
Abide Witti rne, life'* rosy morn I? past,
iitidr's suu hi? fullest rays ? ira ceit,
Tim lengthening shadows In my path '
I'm lonely, lonely, come, abide with me.
': nn rr.y sight the dear, familiar face,
Hushed Is Ih. > See, Just for a lltiio m
in tin? great ?-|r. loot ?ternity I
Yet, tills brief moment, come, abide with me.
Abide with roe, tho d?rk'!i>e? drawetn nigh,
1 bo sun dips low adowa Ha' western ?ky ;
II.ire. as I awali mortality s ?* ?
1 ?ball not fear If tbou abide with me.
Tby pri .-sence, swcot w.an burdens sorely pre??,
A comfort brings that ?orda eaunit ?11
blK-niitiiFuiug my fallt, while doubts auwolvlng
flee;
0, spirit-mother, come, abide with me.
When I'm perplexed, the pathway right to Und,
And ?n-idi-iiiy 1 ere where 1 was tetad,
Witti lirini-r step 1 prose on hopefully
In darkuse* safe if thou abide with ate.
Ood doe? permit tbi? intercourse divin,,
1/ive lias tbo power i?? r. ach seros? tiio line;
I will ol>ey and follow, follow ibee.
Dear augrl mother, ?vim-, ahi le with me.
Ox/oru, ?a?4. Eliza Laus ?a???*.
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lliijer?soin?-tiling Ahont the History
?of DoK-Ilreeillnir In Amerlra.
iFortho r?!?p?>h?< o;.M'rtit-d by Bscheller *
To e'i S dog. ? P?PPTi "D'I
ufflcnlt
a race.
8till tbeTear? certain rules that arelan!
down which will lend a man material aid in
choose a dog
;? intsan .
aguide iti tie ? ' and which bj
, 11.v un? jr. Uree in dog-ebows, ?
, whiehsn the Wi atmin- :
si? r L il beni h-ahow,
?-Square Oarden, tho j
?, Ko- heater, \
. Providen e, Albany, ;
'frov, I; ' a Haven, in fscl nearly ?
ity of imp eg a kennel ?
club under wl
given. Al man; of ?? 1 l'avo
been honored with the \< ?ition of Judge,
Kince the ??
minstei ; lub in ? -iTT. which was
iw given by ? regular k< nn? 1
club p? this <? luntry, I
rougbl ?
Were indili?.
ce thi o
improvement
of nil
. ? ' .
ni? of rivalry been sr m*ed I
m, the
__ .?-?-; I)"*
?~-rrii.
foremost kenn
?
. but it
ey rtnd
tho dog is s bobby.
?ru. us obtainable by money (
. Nota
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1 . 1- li
' "ri- re.
I : i.i ?. ila
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not whi ri aa the
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lar ?train, aa
? ninnine in
aroutnumb?
.
their colora
: .
which o I ]
? ?i the
? ter on the Duke?J
ll
. Why
I
1-; rials.
?
h
i Lavernek ai
? -
'?as be ? no
pi that
I
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to pr.o. I red to j
ild im? !
.
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rapidi;
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I lion the
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ter dog
? bvtl e
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LsJbb^LvbBsIb^Hb^Hbw'^''?
lieterf -
VJ
jvr-T.
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'?I >n .
? faci that
lledo?
? won) ? ir win-? pnr
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? ; n'oli .
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? rally. First seo ti
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rk, they
?
I f??? 11
: id WI II
? - liachs?
(
f ch ii": "terii ? ?<rs. rlufflcii
cle should ?
?
? ur:s is
pointer. 1
hunting lould be rather :
build, r with a fair
amount evel? pment of
?'
?. ribs fairly well sprung
f shoulders, loins stroni and
I
which tend to insti 1 and
? re ill particular at ?
be paid to the 1". - a id f? . ? ??
skull ahi ol I be ?
h.oii.o end dark in
color, well d I -k below ti
: square without
tendency to sum? ihdeka showing
?. knd bang?
?2*
^?^^BWaSTV... t? , ? *.?>'?I,_.- ?_;
<XiA. ?"
KXOUSH PEF.:: norvT?.
t . the cheek, ?: her thin in t. s?
th, perfect!"
showing no throat ? u ? ?. si d slight? arch?
ed; shoulden sapins? not beefy ori
?. t ? o.lined t.? ib'? 1'? <ly, but showing
liberty of -? ' H well la-nt: tail
tapering to ? i-oint and carried on aline
with the Lark ; and ?-'out ?loso but not too
line in texture.
Thee?? Inte may be observad in
? of a s. it. r with the exception
Of the coat, which i'i tli?? Letter should 1)0
1 ion ?; und'rath, r silky, Bbowing decidedly
on the ears, back of the for? and hii
and on the tail : the tope b nr on the le?*
pefasfl termed the f' BtsB r, that on tho tail
Of nil breeds of large dogi the Ht. Ber?
nard is the most fashionable, A pappy of
good breeding is worth ?tlOOat least, und as
the doc grows in years his price increase*
proportionately. A gpo?l pup should stand
1 siraucht on his leva. With all larao dorn
? here is a marked tendency toward crooked
legs, particularly the bind le^s, where th??
hock joint? set too elos?? together, termed
"cow-hocked," and which imlieates weak?
ness, detracting from his activity. He
?ho.ild have a large, full ?kull, with a
short, ?anafe, eaten muz/!??. There should
be ? good depression in-inw tho eyes; ear?
rotiier small, sitting close to tho cheeks.
Oreat BBSaSBTSts ? ht s desideratioD.
Ther?.Bt?tWB varieties Of St. Beniards,
th?? rough- and smooth-coated. The
former should havo a long coat, not
particularly line in texture, lying al?
most tilt to tbe body. In the latter th*
coat should b* short and somewhat
harder in texture. But two color? ata
admissible, tawtMf orange with white
marking*, and btiadl* with whit*
ninrkitic?. Tho most fashionable color
at present is tho solid Liwny orane?
with whits markings ss follows! Bhtss ta
I . paws, and tip pf tail.
nave a preference for thebtindle
with tin? - ime markings. The presen? t ? I
dew-claws on tho leg? is favorably re?
corded by many. Personalb. 1 am ? ;
;?. them si being -1 no possible boni fit to
?st impossible to find s
th dew-clewi that itancu weu <?n
bis hind legs, the effect being to thr?.w tho
back jointe in and turn the feet out.
The mastiff comes next in popularity to
t] . i-t. |;. m od, andai out the sani?? points
?bonld govern Ins ?election, fhe two
| col? r-, an? the tawny-lion snd
brindle. Thecoat should He elose toth*
Mtlv hard in chara??!?.-.
lack mas;., small black I
ears, snd nil face should be somewhat
wrinkled. , ,, ,
il.illle ia tbe most useful of all doga
? ? r. In choosing a coll
(neniar attention mus! be paid to his coat, ?
as heia? ?posed to aU kinds of weather. Ai
. tually has two coal ?. 1 be topcoat
should bo long, dense, an?! hard. What is
known ;i- the nnd Tcoal is a -hurt, fur-like
hair which rend? ? ? t he animal almost, imper- :
?. lild the coll ouklbe
rather ting extreme
activity, He should have sufficient bone
- him well. Hi* bead should be ,
moderately wide between tbe ears; the
?kull quite flat; little or no stock or do
? ? below th?
mall and carried semi-? ? ct.
? ? lable ??.lor I ?
Bable with white marking, though many of
the older end best specimens aro bhick
coming very
popular in the Wc it. wh re a fee ?
ago a?
the ?1 . ? ut"?;; th
og quite a fa
... v good puppy
. ? i.'.iiits: Hi? '
it. Many bounds
lack this important characteriatie. being
too light, eepeci illy st I ;. The
? be round, hard, snd well
, .
soniewh, t, termed "liar??''
foot, . illy as serviceable provided it
iructed. He sh mid be
well ?. n?ch ?, ?? pe? iallj i quar.
. mot ? than width.
should t.?? look???! for. The stifles should
be well bent, measurement long from bin
??> buck, to give propelling power, n I
; ? cl? an . ears, small ;
ihouldi ???? ? : rihs.
moderate? ? well sprung, und he should
no fulness of skull or cheeks. Ih?>
color is ol no special moment, although
black is the most ? able.
? he fox-t Trier is a small und useful ani
t bas atte place in the
I. The best puppy
isstron ?. ? a long muzzle, strong
tl.it to tin? ?
? .; toward the eyes, and
i!;s coat s]
rate length and hard, and be should be
?iv built, ; great terrier
. ter.
. Blenheim ?poni ?!-?
r.r?? now ? be tu? st fashionable pet dogs and
have almos!
The King Charh s is black-and-tan in color
? Blenheim is white with lemon
markings, Tl.>lor marks the chief dif.
? he ? ? teds. The
puppy has a round full skull and! ? ?
b irt? r the mu ?zie
?: r. His ears should be long and I
r profil-?. The
.? ?.? curl
in the ? .? <?: ?"iiai!".
? not of
i
and have n?j work to perform.
H. Ci ti Glovss, 0. V. S.
ItulllRR the Letter Market.
'
Dear Cornaylius [hty wilcome
yerletther was indade. El oi was as glad t'>
see iverything, me face'd be wan broad
sianoli?, from the crown of mo hid to the
?owl of me feet. It was a plazin letther,so
. :n' to make id longer, an' :
id. do .? know phut oi rj
I, an' ye
know I it it appared to be
it did; .in' to In at 'im
a1 wid the darlin' v.urn:
wurkin' up to 'em gintly, a.s ef to give rne
heart t
1 I ? pin', 'dadi?
! sind a kl-- ? ill 1
? 'id Ulyethrate, so t?. sphake,
an' whin Tim ay phi ? ae in be waj
. m ?ind ye, that it
iv. ry lotthi the flavor as
foitiely preserved either comin' thro' the
salt w
1
'( His gran'feyther doied t
' lift him 11 . ;????? tell me.
? . be sain' id whin
he was in tb'ould counthry.an' id a
I to Ink at it all to
it'd lave j ? r .>>. es open dhal
bei wud. < >i
t? ?It ' m, s,, qi did. that ?? t'ott?
.
??? a ?: thin he cud spake widout
tiddhn'on the front idgesof thewurruda
.uir to give '.m th? agj. It's quare,
? ???.', in tli?? matther of rimiuy's interim!y.
? whin he
Hi? mout' thrimblcson the verge of
the opyration till ye get that foodled wid
the tickle of i?l that y? r loike to ? ?? oncivil
enough
ye nn?.
But oi mu-lit tell ? the n'yews, C
lias. O'ire had tbe moomps, tool
? l .i the jaws of me, the way they
? ? i'd shwaU "d a
b tlyune :?.!:' id WSS ihticfcln' in Iti?? in?.ut'
: alni', ef "i'?l open me mont'
ii to let in a paraty, oi' cud
?s crack ?dan?' down till me
Did ye bear abo it yer oui '
OOowa? Thev were pullin'a pow.
p?? plaehter off *im t'hutfa r day, an1 they
pulled such a big bowl in bis back that a
p ? got in there an' blew hi
out, au' now whin I..? brath*? 1..? hai to
itnsilf for sir, s<? be does.
\n' shpakin' ?, ?ini ye hear of
Bhaugnissy? forcnunef Bl
.n' jist aa the
dinti it was pullin' the lasht wan she lilt, her
inde lavin'her, ?s it w?*re an'do ye
know wlun the toot kern un at laaht there
was a kemmyhoo bristpin hsngin' to the
? m a utnghta' fit
'liven vean beyant.
indin' dl.i? letther, Cor.
naylius, oi musht Irring id to a ?dos?? wid a
few \wirnls ?.ut of the basement o' me
: heart, Oiltrveye,ms b'y,wid* love that
j kape? Bt* awake in in?? ?ihraui's. an' nicks
, ?m? dhal lonesome bow nn' dhin that <>i do
j bewisbin' ol wen? ?.??p?? twins. Some.
??i "raycho out me arrtims ai
; "Cornaynos,ar* ?* d?tete?''an1 whin oi
? bear ye answer " Ko, o'im not." oi can fai*
; me bnisum pappytatin' that faaht I
boari khtanai stilili to listen. Come to me.
(Ornailuis, nn' ef ye ean't OOflt*
I kind yet brother, tot ye know ye alwaya
iid m" jmigination was thesoizsof me
nit, an' wid dJint oi? ud mind all dishcripan
-. Wid more love than mo tongue?MUI
? .'mi
Yuuer's till they foind the N'ort' Powl,
.??? Ml'lcaiikx.
fiottile AVrong l'ut lent.
[New York Weekly.l
Mrs. Brink?: Johnny, did the doctor call
while I was out ?
Little .lolinny (stopping his play)!
?. ???. He ?".dt my pulse an'looked at my
tongue, an?! shook his head ami said it was
? viri Hcri'.iH ?use, and lie left this iire
i.-riptioii und said he'll call a/juin before
nlfht.
Mrs. Hriske: Gracions, me! It wasn't
you i sent him to see. It was the baby.
Simply Perfect.
The Union Pacino Railway, "The Over?
land I toute," has equipped its trains with
dining-cars of the latent pattern and on
and otter August 18th tho patrons, of its
fast train, between Council Bluffs ami
? ? 1.1 .t alni between l'nuiicil Bluffs and
Portland, Oregon, will be provided with
deli? tous meals?the best the market af?
fords, perfectly served, at 75 ceutseaoh.
Pullman's Palace-Gar Company will have
charge of, the servioe on thtose cera. J
FASHION'S FANCIES.
SLEEVES IN GREAT VARIETY-COM?
FORT THE THING.
SUevos for Imtoor, Outdoor Kereptlon?.
and What Not- On MsaBBaaj '?* ?*?????
JetTrlmmltiu-New llro???le*. Ktc.
[Correepondonco of the Hlchmonrt DiepaVh.1
..i,t..l..T_-?'.
Tliestibi'-ct of sleeves is one of thi
Interesting a* well us important studies in
the raace of the toilette.
Th- Bhape and style of theeleavee eon
tribute s?. tmi'ii to the eharacter of the
nnpergarment end ha?..? so gri ?
upon its appearance thai they d? ?? ?
pecial con deration at the hende ol ?.sa
and W< arer. , , ... . . !
This seaeon shows as mm" b latitude in,
Uon "i the sleeves on .
every variety <t eoetnme sa usual, but
there Is a distinct tendency toward ful?
n?es Tw ? rears ago, when tne tailor-made
dress enforced the plain coaUlei p
was obli.I to enei- one's arms ?? tightly
cllng them above the elbov
was an acrobatic feat perilous alike to tbe
garment mid tbe imprisoned asm.
aootac/i?'
Nowadays one is si liberty to consult
comfort.
one variety of loose sleeve is usually < t
different mat. rial from the waist, an?! ?' -
velope beei in plush or velvet, tl
wrinkled all the way from thewaiai up,
giving '!'" a?? -? long Bm ?'
nine glove. ; I -'? "vee ol
nrid velvet inserted in ! ??
popular. Thi ?eusually termin ?
cuffs, "M? n braid
For in-do >r gowns, where the fabrics
need are soft and filmy, a f'rm of sleeve
much ? ry full and lo? se fri
shoulder to elbow, but from tho latti rpoint
fectlv, having th?. effect ol s 1<
cuff. The two halves of the sleeve aro fre?
quently of different materials.
.
B? me : iLde? \? ;
knife-plaited cuffs of ?
?
meration.
A fancj ileeve, adaptable for a r? ception
or dinner- town, is very :
der, drawing in s fow inches below, to u
ban?!. From hi ?? mit?
sei?? of the arm 1- gatln p d up ini
of fire plaits, extending lengthwise to a
point jusl ?
another circlet of ribbon and another loose
pnff. After that, I
velvet.
?
<o dei
powne ?
?
? ?
non I ii it ? '?
sell or her home n .il h ? as
well dr
?
her friends. :
for home-wear fi p ? t??, bul ?
?
i .r in?
doors as foi
rtvaria
bly of dainty but ?
then tin
rs. At pr< ?
.1"1 ? arc I
al.1??: ii :
?
l color, ? ilet, or any "I the ?lur It -
, blues, and brown* are much worn.
.
'. : to lii
epei tion and int.
.?IT TRIMMT!
For trim
;id for millinery garniture tl
fair to be popular all wii
Stri ? ?
heavy : :
"rovi ri the "reefer"
fabrica :
ter.
These
?ir?? if
?'
lighter
hite.
The new D ? which
? of the ??
is od 1 and ????
io ui" is tho ?
?
(?thii D
plain ?
o -. or plumi rej
Piatti - lidered
?
flat all - lie n< k, 1 .
worn by ver\ mall cl ildren.
11.?? poke . ins been
relegated to 1 ars airo.
: i:s new particularly
: piquant.
For tbe sti
?
be m ;:
ine per:??il
I
il, ni
Shouhier- ?
novel d
all tl
? ??
? wear, with
wr:ips 01
We now ' well es
?
Mod? ? kmong
the re vi
?'. H. M.
MALARIA.
??\? TO KBBF IT OKP:
??1 ? VEGBTABLK BBMBDT,
yot powerful In lia ?
th* was'??? ? Bergli ? and glv* ??,?? au 1
"lirai ? 'ti Malarial Parer In thi?
?ummei - ? f ho b -. an?l ...?..? very
much reduced la u?ii, an l mi fri?
l ?roui : ?::? I was
Liver Kegalat? r ? :
? ?; .?. Befor* n ..c :i r . ? ? ? ?
I wat entirely well of Baiai .
not bad nn attack ol it -? , km nad
a ?ever* : ? gatra sin ? '
?
htin."-j0UN? G. ? lUl'I'Kl.l, l'0|o?r Mount, Va.
uc28-W(w)i
HE-NO
Judge Dennis de
p^TsT^^ clared in his opinion
fit? live red in the Cir?
cuit Court of Balti?
more City in the
Tea Trade Mark
Case, that He-No
Tea was "a pure
and unadulterated
tea." These are
his exact words.
The price of
HE-NO TEA is made moderate
by the largeness of the sale, and
forethought of the execution, thus
?ringing it within the nach of all
thrifty, ?tome-loving people.
Send as your BiUreM BJ Britta?
ment, for an BSBasiag Hook on Tea
us 20centsi, exposing all the adult?rations
and humbugs of tea, illustrated with so
original designs.
ASK VOUR GROCER FOR HE-NO TEA.
AND TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. BEWARE
or IMITATIONS.
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Exchange Ficee, Baitimor?, Md.
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