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)
A WiSH.
When f r grnf an fullee re bin.
Oh, thorn a Un imyi ilmt trim j-nr hartt
fchm )y Pfin f:.r lwiwcrn un ftw
An hnunttn art from mniicT rínr;
Whn thrnn th-n't wnmlerln Uiri'rf?i tli proYe
A low aob throntfh th bruncLe be. id,
A if tho mtrrcmln ctowl atmve
Vaa ttriviu to choke bark Ui Un ra.
I'm thankful fnr the frienila I c.nfm
An fur tha whoM hnnñ in t i d.
Fur lend an Vvm but, j-a the- nn.nc,
Hoit ntlmra I'n ftir from anitplletl.
ThPro't lnj-n whan nature wi'irii unk'ud
Ad llTtn bnt an Pimity i'lny
S wiht thnt 1 : ulor bhml
W:.M f'.lka aro Mué arl nkw aro pray.
- VYutfh;n,,tm S?nr.
: ooococooo ;
0 0
D Tlíe Parson's Box. 0
D 0
... ziOiio o.o-.rD.'O'O.-.-
"Srieiikiii i f vrnr. " remarked Moot
P.ivers. the olj Muíd. f;nide. ns lie tip
j,ed lis cracker box t'uck aftniu.-it tlie
front nt the conntry store, tipon vth.-se
rd.-: forro a company of rilliifre letífera
bti ! rnthcrcJ "speiikin of nr reminds
me of a sort of Quaker parson that ntt
to come np into these parts every win
ter nut triiVtl r.uiuil íiinriK thtt luui'uer
entupa, boldiii religions services That
timn vrns tlie dendest ot nn'in blood
irldin t unylxidy I ever toe. bifore or
since lie didn't even lieüeve in war
between man and varmints, sayin that
It was a critie aK'in tíod to take the life
hebndpivt ii any critter of his'n. He
wouldn't FKt meat t;:cnr. it una slain."
and simictiines. I cr.n tell J. anyy. the
poor cr.fs tens reel hurt) put to it fur a
heliyfal here In tb: woods v.h.ir tho
heft of enr provender nst ' 1,0 wild
meat I'vo t-cc.n hiiu fw to bed half fma
bdicd. whin he'd stop at one cf l:iy
camps for a uil.t and Cud n;e out of
ever) thin;? bnt toa and venisou.
"The parson n wo fellers up here
called hitn. ho was a good sort of a
chap, too was so determined not to
shed the Mood of any livin critnr that
he wouldn't even fi;.;ht varmints in telf
defense Ue didn't carry any we-ppin
besides his at and jacUknife. and tlicto
he ocly nt-ed fof cnttin his wood und
bnildin his cm ni s What did he do
when pi-yti red by wild critters, then Y
That h what I'm H-oin to tell ye
"The purwu traveled thronli the
woods with a strong oak box. 'hunt 7
feet lona und 2- 1 road, net on u tolo;;
pan It vtus tai utonteht. best built box
1 ever see. pet together with four ii:t
rrt"-s und bonad on t!je imit'.c with
steel -t: ips and brackets The top raised
np lul fashicn. and was tautened on by
eibt bi bra8 hinges Inside lliHr was
a chain loci: to hold the cover, down, so
the devil himself couliin t ruist- it with
tu prtllin the box to piects Thar were
two or three sir.all hol-s b .red in the
end of the Lox fur vecti'.ation. and I'll
be blaired if that paion f jller didr.'t
rtr.t to dump hta ilr.d out in the enow
and crawl Into that bos whenever
olves c.r painter cr b'r.r i?ot after him.
nud Ihtit he'd cuddle down, as inr.g und
rt;iielol i. a a kitten in u backet, and
let tl'.' in crittus p-tr: bis ctii.:t arcimd
until they i;ot tired of it! Thar nst to
lie tri: ti le nnsitrof on lueh deep
r.lf i ver that li s where vr.i mints bed
ibiv iil it. and the parson has told nie
li nt tomeliuies he lay thar for u hall
on.hl or a hnll day till wh.itevcr crit
er w.'s int re?t;'d in him e;ot its enri
ity Uii:dof wore rIT and h'lt in a'nrch
of oftr viitlea Mi.fe lh?,u oncet ho
come within an ir.eh of freezin nud
wonld bave froz'! if it hadn't been for
the t;!,;n!et ho had in the box with hiiu
Unt f.irtiu sure no varmint that roamed
the wr.ods was able to crack the parson's
shell, und I.e. wa n t no hardshell Uaptint
aether
"1 s'pose ho m:.L;l:t have pone on
boxin cf hi!i.velf n;;liiat way till ha pot
all the choppers in tho woods convnted
if it hedn't been for an accident that
distnl ld his airang( menta and kind
of deiuoinlized his printipha I'll tell
ye bow It happened.
Me and him was on t!i9 way to the
Jennings lumber camp, nway np near
the headwaters of t'jo Alleguanh It
maa spiteful cold ww.ither in Tebrnary.
and we was auximis to reach i he'Ur
tífors uixhtfall. Tho portón 'a box was
kind of huid drn-yin np them hills,
bat be.-Tk to it und said it wa'ii't
auy wn?s th. r my pack, anyway
which was trno enough, i nucís.
"M'nal. it got to be alonj ubont 3
O'clock in the arterooon. wheu I'll be
Kb darned cf 1 didn t hear a wolf, two
or three miles Lack. Rive his Ion; drawn
bowl on our truill Now. thinks 1, J'r
Parson and Mr Uivers. there's Koin to
be plenty of excitement for ji in afcjnt
an hunrt Tbd parw.n knew what was
rouiiu as well us 1. uud he suya 'I
think thar's room fur two In my bus.
Sir Rivers Will thee not jiue mo thnr.
wheu we ure ohliyecl to seek safety, un
til these poor critters become weary of
their thiret for hnmnu blood f
" 'Thunkin you for yer hcapitMlity,
purson. ays I. 'it will arr.'u with ujj
cco.,tiiuticn better. I think, to climb a
tree and pick e lf theni vormints. otio by
one. till the coast Is clear fur u. warm
epprr and u dry bunk.'
' O Lord, says ho. looliu np with
iii nrnfnl eyea. "tho bluodthirstiuess of
man. made in thine iuiatcel Neverthe
less I will continua with thee, mt
friend, ontil the peril is opon ns. Then
perhaps thee will reconsider and enter
tho bux with nie.
" 'That remains to be seen, parson,'
lays 1. for I didn't wuut to hurt his
feel in s tixi bail all ut oncet
"Iu the u-taDwbtle the bowl of tht
8r-t wolf hudlieen unswered by another
aud another, and putty aoou thw woods
seeiued to be full of the ycllin devils.
It wa n't a Kreat while afore we could
ee em cknlkin arter ns among the
trees, and I come to the conelnnion t
was time to get fixed (or bnhinesa. 'Get
Into yer box. parson,' says I. 'for I've
picked ont my trcf aud the limb whar
I 1 1 . , j i - i
' -d not Jiue nie, then?' says
- In pitch out bis plnoltr
' .! tills tuto parson, seys t.
'Prmo tlm-s, when It aln'l so cold and so
la'.e In tho day, tierhaps I'll jins ye.'
" 'Farewell, then," says ha. 'And
may Ood rentrin thy band."
"K ihe tu ked himself into Ills box
and I i:'t out of the straps of my pack
and took old SpitHre np the tree with
nie.
"Wo had hardly got fixed afore the
In 1! pack of wolves, ahont 20 on 'em,
was Fwarniin ronud ns. They didn't
pivo n look at me, but besftin to nose
round tho pnrfon's box, and I kind of
h !d cfi wkh old Spitfire, becne I'd
tiever rm ly teen how the parson con
ducted h cauipi:i;;n, and was a mite
cr.r'r.s to oln arve how, the varmints
v.r.nll r?? him anyway. Arter mnellin
to i:id fjr r. few minntci thff wolves be
ll'.in to scr.itch aui gnaw tit tho box,
rr:.l Unaily they er-t to work to tip It
over.
"New. rs 1 was savin, the patson's
chief of r.'iiu;! was rot on a tobo;;pan,
t ) which it was bunjid by thongs. Ve
had Ptoppid on the side ;f n small
ir.our.t in . Cnd wlvn the wolves trgnn
to push ted haul rt the box the tobos
gen sh wed monnd till it wi:s p'intcd
down hii!, i:i:d then oil Un went like a
di:ck en icj.
" 'T'.v.:i:der;!tion I' thinks I to myself. -'la
the pa;Mii ynia co.istin anien t all
thete trefe?' tare enonch be was, and
pr.therin headway fall the tine, with
the wi les trcttni ar-r. kind of snr-jré-el
like ''a: n.' I y.'I. J. 'r.nlock
that bus end tloy l.er or th.-.r wi.u't be
a !i:.ter hit of i iiher of ye I'
'I ilunci v-liL'th'T the paiv-í n heard
inc i r r.f.t. hi t if ha did th.'.r wa'n't
lunch time to foü r my IriMtruelionn,
fi r in less th;:n half a minute Hit tubo
pan wr.s IU;e a V A in the rapids
and then l:kc a l.i.'h-t ov.t of n gun, and
afore 1 could e. I tr.y jriws closed nsi'in
ker-whi:: :: ! i eirnel: a bi; hemlock
The pan en's box hurt npni h i;;thwisc.
jui-t like a l eiipod. an, r-.t he come
a-iiyin und r.-.ilcd alon on his conttuils
for a Rood ten yatdi, jm.t like a
ra'triJ'te when e.he lihta. The minute
he ftrnr! the s::ow ho wa3 np rk'íu.
Iei;iu it for a tree. I net Ml he had it
all pi.-tnii-.! o it while he wlm iu the air.
for 1 ceuldii't 'a' chose a better tree
u:ye!f nur i-l:inn 'l up it any livelier.
V.'hm the parsoa not j.erched, 1
cii'i' 1 tee 1 i: whito face aiming the
bniijchtr. b.kin down ut tlio wolves
that were liovlin nnd le: pin up ou the
tree 1. Mr. Riv.-n! Khootl" he
y. il 1 Uod'a K,l:a. t.ive me froui
th-.si' bus- is!
"I -"t a re-t over a li::;b nnd bepnn
to oiiMtiii old S-'piiSve. livery time sho
s;.oLe u wolf keel.'d over, cr.irppin at
tlf. ei.'v ai. 1 n.Vkiii l:i:v- if a red rog
to lie i,:i ():icp m r.whtia the parson
won! 1 jnve il yell, ami toward the laet
tl-.ey v,:s ,vho:;; s of trinmph. In les:i
thar. half an hour every wolf was diind.
except tbrcu thr.t fn -ahed awi.y. Then
t K.t down i.nd went to see how tho
pi:rs.:;i wh.v lie rcf üe 1 to I hid of mist
his Lox. for 1 never s-u a mail ruite sc
üií,t"lb:tl iii.oi'.t (1 few
pe;;k? wo. ves.
Knveje.ii I.',!! e:j nil. Mr liivers?
says I.e. wi :!i j tt rln teeth
" All but thv-e. 1. 'And you
nc-cln't ! -. ;,;';-nid t' y'U como Lack. '
" l ure V f::y.i l.'j
" Er,;e. mvs I. '
' IJ : j t it ,:;s 1.1 I'.iiT
cet hi-i to come down
tro ::f'-ro I con id
'It Is dreadful.
this i:ru!e!' hüvs 1:
rl:j in away f:o:n
the dead volvi-s. 'xon i.'iu.'-t e.iiiise n;y
couf:ii;ii e.nl ir.con 'isteuey. Mr. lliv
crs. but I v.:: n-jv.T in tueli c pli:;hi
bifore la th' ft cl-.i:.!.n cf t:.y l-.s I
kt!)- n.'ii.iu;; of t'ie..;1 tei'icrs.'
." 'Vou'U ?. t u--ed to 'irn. par.-ori,
siiys I. 'ti'iw tl. tt t'.-.e brx is pone. And
when you t-.-t tl,n t ti; -p.-r r.t Jr:i
l i :i t -'-l:.' t I'il I t you'll be -'.id
yon ain't ctvpe l ri In ; e, wnitin for
tli-'fi ciitter to (,'et tiled of the tiuoil
cf yer carci... '
" 'Thar is st tr.ethiii in tlie.t,' fnys lie
A:?d. by if t!e ru.s riidn't cat a
hunk of bur's iu"at with hi ) iLitua and
tLTieli that r.i:;ht at Jt i.uirvH-1" Jaucs
Uuckhei.'i in l'i: id !.nd i-'lram.
Toltot' ".!ft!tr,il.
Count Tc.!.;:oi is like ona of tin) nveal
pointers ot" old. After fcnaing the plcn
of liisv.o:t: snd K.Tthevin;: n incut num
ber of studies h'.'b: ;inH with a ihrrcoi;!
sketch, f.o to epiak. a J writes rapidly.
nu thinkinoi details. What he writ.'s
in this wry l:o j'ives to CoutiieKs Sojdiia
Audt tvna l-i copy t ut. or to t oo of hl
(i.infthters, er to one cf his intimate
friends to whom tl.ia tank- n:;.y Hive
pleasnid. Leo Nic daieviteh, Ctmnt
Tolhtoi. gent rally writes oil ijuarto pa
per, cf rather poor quality, in u big,
ropelike handwriting, writing about 20
paes a day, uiuountiii'j to hoiiih 4, COO
or 5.00!) woriH Ke has no fpecial hab
its with regard to pens and paper. And
when n firm in Moscow conceived tho
idea of t;ivi:.:c to the world a "Tulstoiaif
pen," it wus flit covered that on the kuu
jae t cf i ens Count Tolstoi hud no
oshii'iu. lla works mostly iu tho
iiiorninft, and eont-ider-i this the
tiniu of the day for work. Arena.
teat
The t'lilqnltona Drtitinian,
SaysClinrlts Dana CJibson, the Amer
ican artist, speaking of his experience
iu Eypt- The dragoman who first lays
hands ou you claims yon for his own.
You will find him waiting for you in
tho morning. lie will sell yon antiques,
will take yon snipe shooting. He knows
wlel the dervishes will bowl or whirl.
or where there is a native wedding, to
which he will take you.
My first afternoon wus spent with an
evil eyed dragoman, whose pockets were
filled with dirty cards and lettera, all
teetiuionisls frcin former customers
proving that he was. as be contiuually
told me, the beet dragoman in the busi
ness He conld recite some of "Mother
Uooee. " but knew very little English
beeldts. With him I drove through
streets that might have been in Paris,
and by barracks and sentries) that might
hnve been in London, to a river thai
could only be in ílypt
Since 1841 the cultivated area oí Iro
land baa d inditd frou about 4,QU0,0Q0
uctoa to Í.OOÜ.ÜOa
ei
sr- Kx ifti.r raw
the: daily
Osly 'BQJQ alii'.
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I - -'t t ! a Tariff ? Attriftaraloa WoaMioe-
atp.r.'a outwtv-fi
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Tta Av-nixoaa St -oer, wat-lMj. iankd to ,,
.'JwtfiT4i ttf ail iAaoCtaa Tariff (íummumi I
'- . r. .-.-t.-2 fraa A1rfla A n- l-ji IV-'
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Ths shespeot. rmrsst and btt fkmliy rni
i .. . v. . wn, .1 I An AtrtMtLual Snaotno
alt rtlaaaaea or ne l.iver.oMitiiaeu , .. "e-".
RKUlatt ths Uver and vrevent Chtlls ana
'vr. Malarious Fevars, Tlowel Complaint,
KasUwuiess, Jaundlt sua r.ausoa.
BAD nBJCATHI
vtvtniaan unnleftsant. nothing so eom
mtin, as batl brttallt ; anU In naorljr
ose 11 ooinea irtitit t-ua .wmiw..,.
aoeullr corraeted If you will ts-ka Hlmuions
- . i'. I . T'l, nn. ,nr. a. '
ramatty fur Hits repnlalra ellaorder. H will
also improve your appst.lt, eomplexlon ana
ueral haadUi.
C0KT1FATI05
should not bs reitardad as a trlfl Ins alimón t
In fact, nature demands ths ntmoatrHiUlaj-lt.y
of the bowels, and any davlnllon from Uila
aemand pavea we way oteen vo eunuua
far. It 1 quite aa necessary to remove Impure
.linn initn tttw UWW. M. n ' - -
mi noheulih can be rxpeoted whore
a eoatlve habit of body prevails.
SICK HCADACnKt
Thlsdlstrosalni affliction occurs most fre
quently. The disturbance of the alomaou,
arlalng from the Imperfuctly digested cou
teuU, potisee a Sovro pain in the head,
accoinpRiilud with dlsarroeahla nausea, and
thlaoonaiitutes what la ponulsrly known at
Hlok Hvad-iehs, fr the reliaf of which tak.S
Kiiumuiu hirer rtefuiaior.
3rETEHV rACKAOI!-.
liai the Z Elnniptn red ea tho wrappen
J, U, r.KU.WI & CO., l'hlladtlphii.
'fui. I. tbLGAX. intends to tui.lie a spe-,-tlty
ot '.hest'jek iLtrcbticf this portion
'.IV.
It will he in tD Uands ol and read by
most of the stockusen and w.wboys in 'bi
lertionot the territory.
As stock is liable tu stiuy it is desirable-
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