h endfihoe
”If?
whenhep-whewnetoolnte‘he uttered n
:" Mtg!”
Andiondncfortherrunietyenn?
Ifluhhtwnlkwherehenntyllnp
ii?” 1...... W‘
new Wm
Still nights when tog nod mmlizht meet
Andtnnale in the leafy street,
All of the old. tweet. quiet darn. .
0! woman ework. nod woman '9 ways,
And. it in some nod, weary hour,
’ l 'wish my life had richer flower
0! grandeur and euhlimity.
l nth this question silently:
Would I not long for twilight”: gloom
in the old lirellt hitting room;
For twiluht roices talking low.
And shadows two, log to and fro?
Juliet V. Stream in lndmwlis Journal.
'lV‘llE JLWEIEKS WIFE .
There dwelt yenu and yew-min n
quaint old city on the banks of the lthine,
nhnndsome young jewelw who loved hi
gnu-owe“ that “W thorn brighter
then my women'e 25‘s, and wee impervi—
onntothetniilaof 'thelovelieet girls who
mm It to. dirt withtho mm
curring end bracelets which made their
m mm=i
It was known everywhere :t lost that
flux Rudolph did not intend to marry,
that hinbeurt was given to hum-for he
wns rather II artist in genre and gold than
:Inerework ushewiuuotonly
hnndtome but charming. and reputed
richthig war 3 very prorokiug (not in-
the youngladieswho had cherished
winning his favor
“aided, the Turks are right when they
enytmnornnnenn escape hiefnte. One
day, going into the country {or the sake of
.the huh air, and to enjoy himsell' with
floral ”ties at n little wnyIIide tavern,
. "there’lmppened to bedetniled to wait upon
him mound young count girl to
spur y bountiful that he to ill!!!
tell: {What dinlnmd eyetnnd ruby lipwV
Ind MM pearls. Shebmndedjewcis."
' Th- :there am into his mind the
I that the was n jewel herlelf well
11 winning and wearing. Still
shew. hut npoorgirlwho corned her
zjwend uhudnoidntnriino. nulhewcnt
iii-wry without doing more than to look
deed
In
bet he ennw again, not] tlrb time
, . nkht:nodognin, and thietime
who we- on her lips; nod the third
Jtin»: herald to himself that at int he had
1me the wanton hedenlred.nud he wooed
"nod hurried her, nod took her house with
him " in Qiendid garments, with
silken uponlterfeet that hndnoolten
_. followed!” kine in wooden robots.
' For a little while the jeweler’e lore ruled
his soul. He forgot his mart. precious
jewebfor his fair Minn' nuke, and n happier
pnir‘pgrnol lovm never wandered to
he moonlight or vowed eternnl
by the winter fireside. it who
not g,liowever. In : yur the jeweler
hedgone I“heck tohioold hnbitr. llekpent
boon in his workroom wetchifltthe pol-
hiring of tome rnre stone lie would lenve
hie ”Minn for weeks together while he
nought-onto put 0! which he had henrd.
flewould nit endgloot over It went din
turning it thin wny end thnt that the
Inllapoh it, while
Hin- never rimmhed hint with this
change; hutrhe grewendnodoften wept
mutt. Irma
4..an
W
. noope
:VlV
n... liehednottheuennlde-ireofernfte
who
refund to
“I
phi.
that Satan
behind hint whispering in hie cur.
gilt.
their
rtltir opportunity which is M iii the M;M ~
wxmmmmm: monom-
end "Wu-hedflfilht WM“
hrrpnhn. Mather tartan We
a. oumuww
. Thom
ofcnrved wood that time and weather had
.uhemiewtlnmm nimble-flu.
{mantis it on mm In
unenforfntneor [or wenltlt lie had he
”Wot
oneof thrrnnt
:nyprice. leuenidthnthew—Innd, nod
lnpenonhndhcen eernttnntl
toluveltinwttintttm
wwnmgmw by
:winwWInd‘tell huhowto lIrIoIvvw
m
The ntlnple women null-trod them, but
prewar. power they.
turnout
em
onto
Ruilolphhndttartaltoreizeihbut
“WWW
hiewih’rhntdi-
“Low horn pendent! kitchen drndmlm
cowdrlre'rt beer Mb he thatched.
to nht ”your unit!
dim , mm
l
And thenheetruck her h k..... blow “II-Imoau‘II-Wmum in-
upon heryrhitehonom,nud the stagnated dim!!! mot
:odfell
monlydefeodal bynrnil
weekend long-go. Anne form of Minn
rtruek it it broke from its Meolnmnnd .
the fell with n splash into the river and
vnnhhed beneath in; «Item, nod Mex ‘ltuv
lph new teddoldtn the figure the had
teen, :nd knew it (or Satan' 3 self.
“Demon! you have done this‘" he cried.
She had risen to the surface, and he
magi-titer end mm with her to land.
He implored her pardon, and lilifl gave it
to him freely; but nlnn! the deed wot done.
in a little while the lay in her milln with
her habyon her hueotn, :ud lie. followed
berm the grave, and over her the tort
grew green in time. nude stone war placed
on which were there words:
”Minn, the beloved wife of his: mer,
A jewel lost to him Kort-m ” "
Mnx returned to M; demlatql home and
dual: there alone. Shortly .‘Iie begun hie
pursuit. of rare jewels again with more
eomy than over. Voonc knew what he
did with them, for no one saw him go at
midnight to bill wife's grew, and there
bury them one nicer another until the ml
Who: heart was rich with jewels.
He lived on mu: bod food with scarcely
lire enough 3o warm lllln He wore the
gnrbofnbuggar. Piece by plot): the old
furniturfof his home, itn pictures and its
ornaments: were sold, the mono) mutated
into) gum. But it was to Mlnasgrnve
the} he bore thermnnd there he buried
on, with prayers and tears. and the
block fiend that ball haunted his youth
ceased to nppmr to him, nor was it ever
seen by my one at his thoulder.
Atlantis was known that he hotleold
hbhomennd Iii-I lend,nnd retnined only .
“weight to dwell while he lured in the
roan: fromth the balmy-the balcony
on which Mina stood when he laid the
jewel in her palm, and whence the had
follen to her death mm. his blow upon
bosom.
Thorn he not, often the whale mitt
Lint-l um hulceme npon
him. lie knew its drcnd tyniptnmn well,
but he song, lIt no pliyniciutt Death was
welcome tohim. Only in: pmyml nlwnyw
for wine token tit-It )lim had forgiven
hint. lliv hair was white on blanched
linen; he had the mm: of II tery aged 1
man. though he was [mt really old uricf
nndretnorne and mrvr or the fiend had
made him what he was, and now he wne
pmir~so pmr that lit: could not buy the
smallest gear to bury 'In his tnurdored ;
wife's grave.
0m.- uight hebatl In the bum only one
little piece of block breed end no more
lie not upon II Wmllt'l’t bench. nnd in the
corner lay an old rtmw lied. lie so: in the l
linlcony~tlse broken mil hail not been;
Irrrndcdvthc with“! r nabbed below. lle mu.
weeping—weeping {or her whom he had
killed no long ego nod iii-I rtumnp find
It?“ would have touched the hurtlmhnrt
who could have read his nrlght
Amuredly it nopenlul to henven’u mercy,
for an the clock in II tower hard by utmck
midnight a strange thing happenul. The
woven, never I) high before. beam to leap
npnod my. Irena»: ol the old linleony
They were white in the mounliglItv-wbile
no wool-nod they looked to himsnme
times like the feces Ind hoods nod .mm of
mspiritr,wthnt in spite ol blur-all be
stretched out his own hand» to touch:
them and, camping mouthing that Wit-
cd between his Hagen, still held futnf
email hard enhance, which, Rh he opened:
hie palm, glowed like n m! n! lire
A midle Mood upon tho hearth within.
Trembling and Irverth-Imml with super- 1
Ititiomi terror, he nrme and ntnggeml to- ‘
wed V V mwthnt wlim. he heklwntn'
and! . the very atone that liehml lztltl
ln Mind's palm no long mph-the gcniof
prlceleu value for the Inmmltm of which
he hnrl vied with kings.
t
1
I
l
1
l
I
l
i
looked on him no he tottrrnt om the road
to the graveyard end knelt at lut ln'nllle
line'- cure.
There, with A little knife he married, he
do; n hole end buried the ruby n luuul'u
depth deep, clove again“ the white stone .
on which her name we» written, and with
the effort his ntrength fan-wok him. He
knew that the supreme moment we. nt
hurld.
“Minn. Min-l" he «in! "Murdered on
all intereedr for me with heaven!"
And noddenly :ll about nod above the
grove begun to glow with new liulIt like
thuofjrwelnend inthe midst hennwthn
figureof an Angel who wore his wife’n face
holding out her urine toward him.
The out writing some hunter-found
Mex Rudolph“. deed herlde hit wile’ltoIn
10:ka
dwelt turtle «will hem
believed to her: lyn‘lflw But no one ever
I M
old of II who lull
afiflllflhgm whhindrdend [3301:]
he.” Md. n l t
the turf beneath which "fin: sleeps in rich
“film-Jim Kyle Dull-I in Yimide
: A'l‘ “01.1.ch
can
WW
wettr. The dtytor nnrdlingthetreeco
ntleoath united. Theme-woodwind
war no doubt I very fine
demon-allow turned “Verdun
picture It: you reeit. tor the-lint could
not bent-thorny” of onion): “Cullen.
Tho world
i nutter proud nut: he turd struck the m
i were in your place," told the npplimlrt.
An hour later the mom II: her netting
rrllsu Ii‘y .
6 trimdll;
mutant-odour
uthhecurteiuweanfl-‘l‘:
“Padre, I wot compelled to point the
llc (th kw. mllyi—Ah, Him Hebe! l hope
you violet-sand myleell !
litre «I'm sure I In «ratio the dork!
llc~ l hon (dcsgwmtely) suppose wentrikl
n Inntcht-«lito.
AI We Wont 'ln. Tow Know.
I! In: only had thing» at we wont 'eunyu
lawn.
yrIldn't tr) eo mnfimndedly lbw.
them?! my :ekip.
And there's may n slip,
.\ ud tlu-re‘s- runny It flip.
And D tin.
All! n dlp.
'l'lut mat-III II. quite wenry nod Henry nun
lilnr,
Wwem' idol-we'd nil liketodo.
If we had pm hm who wouldn’t grow pm.
It we only had amour who wouldn’t get dog.
If lawyers weren't fly.
If drinkers weren't dry,
I! lollu wouldn‘t die-—
By and by
Wv‘wl Itli try
1'" m' how unhlmhincly mod wee-mm grow.
lid-nice ur'd her-Hum: no we wont 'enI, you
know. '
I
if only tho world wan built mum. 'stutdof
II.nIl
it only llal’t' sonnet-ooh! handout mammal.
It we hut loud club.
And hlmll!.f (mall.
I: ~ without being rah—
WI:
or”...
My daughter of he when wee-ml mam-n.
The n we. 'Il garter how thing: up we went "on.
you know.
But when we get down to n men hminm hone.
We find that we mm to hue minted n fhl
place.
The (II-think is murk.
film! W M like I Teri.
Ihce'e manhunt to nhtrk.
Or to lurk,
While we work
for our grub by the sweat ofmtr brow here Do-
lnh‘.
Com: thing.» left lust no we wont ’eut. you
know.
_. Kimmie i'errixnnn in Ynekee m
1-» Pilot Sterne.
(‘I-Immudom Dnridrnn’s wheat enjoy-
ment In» story telling. One n! his pet
anhkswmnbom npilntwhe he! handle
|.ch Irged lmm on apparition line bouunelie
had run hiannt upo pone-negated reek
her When the fellow the hole
mulumnx emldoymtnt he named to he
“I deIt wont pilot: who run upon
Inmgt.‘ said the corn
'1" course you don’t. I would:t ill
”That's whyl think younilght to hire Inn."
”But do you ntr‘lke only?"
”I used to. commodore, but I don't now.
I've been running on em in this. river oi!
nation we (or than mood 1' ve hit
every oneof' em. everyhunnrdonrof 'rtn.
commune. lint l never hit the new one
twice, to I‘m the «fad: run you an get
now."
The mmmodtmi and elm to tell II coin»
pnuiou to this one It wee :hout :notlItr
Ilmu thIt'ame to hint to not h piece U
3!..th
“lioyvyuknnw the river?” the minno-
don Inked.
new
at k T! ‘ ‘
“It‘ll: ‘wném thwart.“ you?"
“No air. ldon'l. " ~
owl'heu how in the world do you expect
h hoot enlelfl”.
anoint nln t. and that II when! l nlwnyII run
my boat. V'rmmtteo Meantim-
r In...» MW
The ‘1'th. with “one lino:-
llow there it no indlrflunllty chum loot-
printn, nod they Innybe entitle or other»
wise. It feet which wet by:
nearer”. we heel
womnnnlonrnqnelm
themh‘lortunetohehornvlithnddormtd
toot. Alteration. Item with "more
Ml'lhflllhfih Murine-leak.
mice of meant-menu. the
would
MW
minim-ht Hm .
’“l‘heywonldn’tdeetall.” .
” yP‘mlnlndth'ertmlOrhpk.
”VI... 1 .
$4M
VllAILS ON SNGWSHOE. ‘
rim or THE tumor In on
work. .. W
twny by n m and month. roll
Iwny More the inn fellow nod lilo pouch
profound. About llflyof lhaetnonntnln
Marian
lemma-thin Color-do
Miran nonline-
alnpe. Inll’tnh, ldnhonndotlter‘
theweu‘ .u the-rm matter they
their way orertluloftynngen.
Somemou ntnlneerr
winter, end it it importible to reach them:
but In for u par-ink the remotctunettln.
lientn iothe volley-end outhe peek-of
the Rocky munchin- hove thorn-ll eat
to them. The center in the frontier at the
Rocky mountain: strep: the mall neck,
nunlly: Baton his heck, puteon hie
Knew-den snownhoer.
aiding pole can: on his weary climb
overthe rnnge. Urully there isnmwd
It the little lrontlerpoetoflier to with him
good leek. Onlyrnenof known “month
end neonate-n do this work, for twenty-1
fire pounded letters. plpqn not! when-
become very htnvy and hurdetnome in
eliciting the mound».
. w
.ell. 6'0th 1 know when the
Recount i Mimi-melatonin“ in!
W”}memfw
oer Int
III MMAW 'Itnot. winding:
not 8 or t
Myrna-I at“, MW»
Mahackemo Hotelrfilonlm MtUfiWfilfi
.. .www ... 4.4.»...
aocm ,uounwun
the to the flute and m: .. 0-D,”
hid the Iwww WI!!!” of the '
lanMr-glelienlhdhwenfiilpn,
Thematweleotoe ol nllln thendniog
umpefteupthefiothyuountei npenko
nuthomnllcnrrlnn. Brnve.h:rdynfellowr ‘
they-re thnt ell-h the pub «new
Mddiv-lwcthe “tendon” pre-
thnt nlwnyn Ollthe pouch.
thetneih lathe mount-ltd in
null W
Isotheir livenyenrlyon the
mine on
tothehontierrnlnirg
force ‘
:rceuowedin lot-the
Mend with n long
tunnr commits.
The-e onrriert know the peeks, pnuee
:ntl trolls as well u the city carriers do
the street: and numbers of their dintrlm
But-outlines the ttortnl no lo revere
that even the old mountaineer grown wank
with hit henI'y hurden,:nd sinks Almost
alienated in the obscure trail. With 3
comp-n In his hand he ceremlly feels his
way along the precipices and dangerous
plncee, and often the ntonn is no severe
:nd blinding that he is compelled to find
shelter under some lrieudly cleft or dig
for himself nhed in the snow bunks.
no fuel be hnndy he must keep Awake All
night, for Ileep would menu : rest. tron
which he would not :wnkeu.
lf
Although their great over-cont. nod cloth
in; may look rough. yet their undrrwnr
would plente the buy ot the outhetic.
The most of then: here nilk underwmr,
motion from twenty to forty dollars a unit.
Under the rough looking gloves nre hood
mute IllkM The rilk keeps the cold
out and retains tho heat, and. i! hnnl up. n
mountain mull carr'uer will buy cheup outer
clothing to save money [or II lmndumio
and warm wit of nilk underwear end
“lot-a. 0n reaching the summit of the
mountain- the carrier hltotllllt‘l's the pole.
and, photos the snowshoe» close together.
begin: his descent.
Theo” tint”! on the mu will ‘0 “Wu
Ill" muunmim with the nwiltnm of the
wind. 5 title I ndnlte. but woe to the one
who Lt inexperienced, for out slip: the
guiding pole, up come nnowghoen. end the
unfortunate earner. mail sack and all. no“
rolling down the mountain. Sometimes
the we umlmuwnm on V and unwotll U
glw 'lhe curler: oft Rocky mount-
nlns are as expert and agile as the chamole
hunters of the Alpmtnd the men who (It
not keep his equilibrium. rushing with
lightning speed down the mountain tide.
is herdly worth : petition under Uncle
Sam for this work in Inldmntinrnt
The perilonr trip bring him to some lit-
tle mining comp neetled in the mountain
What It joyful greeting he receives: Thel-
nre people there from the eat, for nwny
New England and the runny tooth. sow
lime! he in delays! bythertorrnou the
mgeJndalrudythn the. of the camp
hen hee- nuehing for hint. luring that
hehnd been Tort oreweu nwny by the ter
rihle Iuownlide. Where is the poewlllcer
In the corner of the little store or rude ho
tel. The fllluzerr collect. end All nrecaxer
to lenrn the Intent new» nnd rend their let-
I.“
warn Ix txnw rwo run
Swen Nil-on, the Swede null enerier of
the Son Juan. wu loot in n mow slide
Doc. to, I». end mu not found (or ntnrly
two lllr route was from Slivertou
to Ophlr. Only the brunt would attempt
the trip through : storm. Kilian we»
turned null-at vultlnx the attempt. A
terrible Itotn was between Niven»
ton end Ophlr. and thine who had been
loose“ in the Rocky mountain-I told him
heeould not tench Uphir in that moot-tn
tempest. But Emu would but than to
their waning. emit! it were peril-
our he nut In
wetting nndloogtnglorthenppnnrenctot
thetntthtnllettercerrier. Ohm um
mutnfllhmliihonhdwl
unneiwuyehedhnn
Mthnswhllrthonnt Wm
were We
mundane-t
MW. ti the.
hot
at
t tint-till
lewd-nymm
I thou-mu
pouch.
Atophlrthe when of the computer-
the uni here
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LEAVE NEW YORK
Which
roesomxmitx A. its—tot em. tot
nonlflnenimergiu 900 lines” nil-c.
noonex
t er“. golden—oiling, t ”@quwu.
AS :‘
“Walling!”
or "See. l? Anne 1 ecuflfl’exél '5“
”denim u. . .az. “ we;
.. M.thow «to? {‘2‘ 3"” In?" 5‘15:
lived in Chicago. mint more "candy in 3.715338%! dfihnfinwi‘flm
pm, ““3”“;qu “fig. grunting. 115 :.nr.,er. Sundae—la no.
tortudythenntivewotnen. Showill run pmfi'hwnf- ”3’14”...” m,
Innpunoquinunltnht'wtth‘inrnnedu- Ion-c. MW lunetnwnii
“my”; ..: . 8:1».llomeanQ3ni‘nfx. n.“
liabucillelledderhutwu married it tote-e. P. l. Mt! ' 142-0.. 7 23.. all
’ « §:w Eleven )ex. ween '
I: lilo».
limited. lire lett lo: we broken.
l‘ly’l'eunmwlto is knowntohuo
excellent meteor phyricieudr About to
make her first nppennnce uncultipofir.
She‘hnt st various tinte- duflngthep-t
gunner of n century written meloditnto
no tower ti:- fifteen at the Pontiac
ante t hitherto unpublished purine.
Mrs. M. N. Mmuder, of Washington,
mute the old Minus-d rmct mm
upouwhich President Lincoln slept due
log his edminletretlon, nod upon which
his body by on. death. lint-hotbed. :
White lion carpenter, bought it nt. a
lion
Mn A. ll. Perrine, of Rnndnll county
Alnbnutn. owns end unnece- n plantation
in the hurtof thonegrobelt, nudeeemeto
hove II genius for getting :lonu with the
colored people. but your the “finned fl)
hole» at outta), running the engine hone",
nod she personally euperiutends all the
work on the place.
BIL-In llclen Gould, daughter of the mill-
ion-ire .lny, often devoteudny to hmpitnl
Housat6n
'1' h
Glfinndhllimm. l2ll.2
ne'ld torSonth Norwn lk~
tarnrmmd Tm runny. fifllnn‘
suction role during Arthur'n ndmlnirtrn— ‘
.7‘ at ”4...... .7.
:0an 70 m III. tart.
em
(I l0 and an
Tumult-ore Rid l0,
s» .
p’ m MAIN use nmmox.
3min: lrnte Bridnnport no follows:
'I' If: n. m., pnmnger for Pittulrlrl
Incl) n. BL.
open
2331 p. In“ mixed for “rent Harrington.
Anylhn
lc Railroad
Otnbury t om m.s.....'g
our tor Pitttlleld. making
connections or Albany nod the“ I'Len
Kigali. In.. .fmmgxzi l'o ‘1:an
m. In x r m n
4 m Irma l’iltiotleld and Alhnny mug-1r.
twp. no. blew Milf fowl inl.
5 '3') (sundnym wager for l‘ittefirlrl and
Wmun ll murmur”. Vice l’rmident an
A. W. hunts. General imam Agent.
“I;
d
tilting.
he," said the matron of onecreehe, “we :l—
ways receive fronl her some snhttanflnl
token of her “item when at cloth
in; or : huhet of lruit. Dollt, books,
nprour, drum and hlnnketl ere nleo cote
trihntul"
CROWN AND SGEWER.
Of all kings of Europe-n eonntrieethe
ttcmlieet opponent to capital punishment
humankind the Belgian.
Thcerown princeof Greecehunchnpel
and alter (or use npuuthe lleld when he
happen» be caused in wnrlike open
lions.
The urine of later that will nnrkthe
Isiver wedding of theSt unr end unrinn. he
rnnning hot. 9 utbt .Petenburg. is :l-
raw! Nina arranged
Thequero of [ammonia wrote n melo
drama which should hnvc been produced
A! the Borg theater It \ tennlt. but I
turned out to been wildly nnd weirdly ob
turd in plot that the manger rem-alto
bring it out.
Private :udieneen will he no longer
granted to privnte petunia by Popular
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.
Kill. lie ha- heen much nnnoyed lately
by the published reports of interview: and
by the comments of the torture-n pren-
hued upon them report:
Prim Blinhethof Hue, theanen’l
gruntdnughter. has joined the Greek
church, though it we» Ipednlly agreed
when the married theGrend Duke Sergio:
the: the should not give uptheuithln
which the tint! been rented.
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