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Itw- a quell; rlnhliny. old tubinned
Mhrkk honae, with But peaked gahlra,
ovalooklns the are, that Mr. leonard
Rivera had pureh‘ed as a summer reel—
finee. Hie wife had been dead manyyeara.
Eh family waisted of a son and daugh
for. a housekeepernnd two other manta.
he plane hehad selectedwas aomewhat
W and altopther Isolated, which
exactly united his taciturn nature, espo-
‘dallyasthegreaterpartoftheyear hcwas
arrayed in mercantile business in London,
uadthltatforded himthequiet he needed.
Ir. Rivera had the old place repaired
without ehauginglts antique appearance
—hadltpartlyrefurnished.andonabright
day In June moved his family thither.
Imhie daughter, was In my, and
deflated again and again that she would
never more think of Brighton and Scur—
htwollgh; for here she was at the seaside
with home and its comforts.
Ooernom attuned her more than all the
othua. It wu. large, square, with a bay
window commanding altogether the finest
viewof the lea. The walls were onion
Mot a palehlue tingand the furni-
ture,eveu to the window drapery of the
nine shade," old fashioned and corn-
fatahle, and the owner had decided to
learn everything unchanged.
The River! had been domiciled for about
aweekintheoldmmoiomwhen one night
a not unmfortable noise around the
elite household. It was likethe moving
(1 Davy furniture, which created a queer
rumbling nob. and actually shook the
hue. Laura appeared in her «fruiting
pwn in the hall simultaneously with her
fatherandbruthermndverynoonalter the
hot-chm, with the terrified Jane and
another fir! clinging to hcrfor protection,
aadepeeehlna .
”What the dickens, Arthur, can thk
”If" queationed the old gentleman,
holding up his night lampaoaalo com—
taand the entire group.
“I cannot say, father, unless some of the
cabling walls have fallen."
At that moment thesllrneewus again
broken by a renewal of the strange sounds.
”Ghosts! Oh, Lord!” gasped Jone. cling-
ing atill more eloecly to the trembling
hourkeepcr.
Hr. Rivers commanded her honhly to
b llent, and requated his daughter to
like the frightened women to her own
rootaandenduror toget them to listen
Uncommon eenee. while he and his son er-
plorndthegroundsand house to ascertain
theeanaeof thedistnrbnnce.
’Afterahalf hoorof watching and fruit,
h endeavor to quiet tlh-enfears of the
Wand maids ra hailed the
Mulberfather and brother,whode~
“that-chanteus- to know what
could lave W the weird '
They had found every room perfectly quiet
.d In‘their wanted order, had alsoea.
tbvprrat and ruined wings of the
m but nothing uuuvnal had or:-
and. Atlaet all appeared unchanged.
W the hourekeeperand maideand
hdnclnglanra to retire, the lather and
I. want to their reapectlve rooms. and
were notdfitnrhed anlnduring the night.
Attic breakflat table the eobject wn
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old man supernatural. andso frighten
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”hora.” he whhpcrad, “yoir moat nerve
tel-ruined tofatbmn this mntterhcyondall
amnion. men to me. lam-a fl’hstonr
dearfatherhn‘ldiaeaaeofthrhesrt Him
hing known. But I firmly believe he re
wired. some horrible about while alone In
the hide room that ‘was’ the Immediate
‘eanac of hi death. may I on da-
terminal to main the fact, and punhh
the guilty.”
Hi volee/ wan low. butthetewasarlntt
of determination In itthatearriedwithit
conviction to [sunny danger—todoordie
-and his siater seared her endeavor: to de-
tain him. 'l'hewords of eutreatydiedon
her lips. and she only whkpand: “Take
me with you.dmrArthor. utmeshue
with you auydantter ormynery. lwill
ahowyouthatlalnntyfather’schlld.
brave and strong" ‘
"Can I trust you. Laura? Think well be
fore you decide.”
"l'ry me—only try rue.”
”Corrie, then; but member what I tell
you. Nomatterwhnt you mayaee or hear,
you must neither move nor speak. Will
you prumiae that!"
"Yes, faithfully.”
raring her mine: threaded thedark
pea-uses lending to the blue room without
evcnm muchof nm'aeaetheecboof thelr
footsteps. At the door they paused for a
moment. Then Arthur gently opened it
and led his aieter within. The curtains
were looped buck, and emitted enough of
moonlight to render every object dimly
visible. 4 Everything remained as it had
been left upon the morningof their father's
death.
Arthur crmsed tlr room with his sister.
and they took their placenbehind the heavy l
damask curtains which hung from the old
fanhioned high pout bedstead. For at least
it quarter of an hour they watched, and
silence reigned supreme about the house-—
so much In. that the hating of their own
beam appeared audible us they crouched
in their place of concealment.
Still they remained motionleas, and
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A modulus has fluently been invented
formaklngahoeatrlnpoutof paper.
,The colonial slipper,harlngalarn:‘:hp
andbockle overthelnstep, ls worn
afternoouhouestoilets.
The Statistical Institute of Rome au—
noonoeethatosprrosnt. olallllallanearo
unbletornadandwrite. ‘
When wanblng finewhlte flannel-add a
tableaoonful of pulvarlasd honxbapall-
fulofwater. 'l'hiawlllkeep‘themaoft
andwhite.
l'r-aneiszlaonJheeotnedtamhasl-ought
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Smandg‘lveuhyhlmtoSlrEdwlnhand-
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Three of the twenty-three aurvlvlng
whlowaof the aoldlera of the revolution
aor county, Vt.
“The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table"
was published when Bolus was forty‘
eight. and “Son In Many Keys" when he
was fifty-five.
The young Polish Countaa Wanda von
Sneawinska has just received the degree of
M. I). from the University of Geneva She
will practice medicine in Poland.
George Bancroft published a book of
poems In his youth and later in life bought
up every copy of the work he could lay his
handa on.
It has been calculated that it would be
poatible to take from a section of the River
Negro lakes. occupying about nine square
league; upward of two millions of tone of
malt.
General Booth in hip book, “In Darkest
England," says, “Out of every five persons
’n London our: diet either in the hospitals,
asylum: or workhrm"
Laura was fast becoming more composed .
and reassured by the perfect quiet. when?
suddenly the peculiar rumbling ' Jund hev
gun again, and, to the consternation of 1
the wutchern, they saw one of the large _’
square panels in the waiuscoting slidel
from it position and reveal a dark cavity:
beyond. Scnmly breathing, they awaited
the vault. expecting to see nome terrible |
shape appear. Arthur grass-rd his revolver l
morallrmlyandhissioteeclunutohim for,
support.
But nothing promoted itself to their .
strained vision, and in in few memento after I
the panel slid buck u if over huge rollers. v.
propelled by an invisible bond, and explain- ;
in: the peenliaraound that hadao alarmed ,
them on! which had appeared like thei
moving of heavy furniture.
continued to more backward and forward .
at inwnali for some time. Then it ref
"rained motionless. and though the brother
and sistrr relaxed not their vigilance for
even it single moment nothing came to .
alarm them, and now, holding the key of
the mystery, they determined upon an
early invest‘rmtlon.
To all appearances that particular por- .
tion of the wainscotiug was theme» the ?
rest-neon!) wall. But upon sounding it
gave forth a hollow polar, and finally, rif-
ter many attempts with the point of his
knife. Arthur had the mtisfaction of are
in: it move so for that he could imam his
fingers. Then hemuld easily force It far .
enough lock (and without making nay
ultisidernble noble} to wlmil his body. and
on lookingwitbin he distinctly saw a per i
row.dark W. and rude stone new
leading to regions below. j
They proceeded down a long. winding
storm-x" ,that .. ‘to ‘
them far beneath the old house. andrn
tend-passagehalf choke-l up by fallen
stomauddirt. Its direction was totbe‘
north for some distance. and then abruptly .-
turnedtowardtbeaeaand terminated ina‘
huge cavern. It was mantle-s. though 1
with plain mark» of having been recently :
«rapist.
A dirty puck ofcarda wan mattered over ‘
arnde table with several pieces of fake .
. money and the remnants of a least. There '
werea couple of benches, a few broken 2
chain, a pile Ola-Ike at one end mntaltlv
lug liquors, lmrglar'u inntmmento. and
dieafovaetlngfalaomin, ‘ ‘ In;
randon eonfneioo—allpointlng to the non» z
cluslon that the are was the haunt of E
banana and calm I:
Innra clung; tremblingly to her brother, *1
and whispered.th wblte lipa. “0h, Ar- 3
thur, what adreadfnl place! Let to batten ‘
back before the matches who W l
here come and imprint on. "
”severing-filer. It is. all fanclrcl.ths l
remissvous of a gang of «million, who only a
apeod their nhthuhereln rioting and fol-l
lowing their unlawful calling. The-sliding 2
prowl«retributiontoy-torturemound-theyS
imminent would be attributed to tho,
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In softening of the brain, one of the first
indications of something wrong is Increas-
Inx irritability. which, howover, is seldom
referred tothe true cause. If the patient
In a mother she finds fault with her chil-
dren on the slightest provocation and pour
lshee them with unwanted severity.
Iloaeaty In the Home.
To construct a household on the hula of
the hlgbent honor one to another seems to
- me to be the preliminary to a community
of the same sort. When our how are
right anxiety will be right. and out sooner.
This involves not simply honor under law.
but honor under l‘llllilt‘lt'nl‘t. The family
' is the nunIery of the state. What kind of
citizens we make here are made for all
Th? panel. time. It does presn heavily on me that
home life has been immensely encroaehed
on by public life. We find people farmore
ready to preach and teach in the lump than
to martin as individuals.
We nigh to engage in converting the
world. but our home habits are quite neg-
alive :un-nu-rna it true lift-,or else- or»
Wlfi‘t‘ ball. The extent of this modern
religious habit it Is difficult to measure.
The plninwt lows of life are bmken by
lbllfit’ “It" zealously support churches
and srlumln, Ilut when we art down to
the fundamental need, is it not for more
nlwlme lmnmty in our every ulny doings?
lnlmuldllke.also,tuput in n plea for it
higher social bounty. Society In nutso
corrupt and vicious» on it iolying. What Is
the prime purpose of ordinary nodal arv
rungementsl Pure selfishnens. We do
not aim at franknmq in our fashions
Them In adlshonuty in love thnt must
be guarded walnut. (If all thing» IN us
beware of love form. When a husband
or wife says "My dear" in addressing much
other in mmpnoy it in rumble they leave
ltoll in private. We must learn to feel
gentlemen. and never to profess what we
do not feel. I do not advocate no alaenco
of gentle words and manners. but that we,
ill)": all. guard against the tree of empty
manner: andwordi that are but hunks.
With children there in it still worse cheat
in the form of Indulgence.
llrineuy ll! thr- hest policy every time in
tins culture of the young. What we know
is right nod for the bent nhould bend
Il‘tncblnxly ndherod to. lurk ahead at the
, of,"“,,toeane.ortbe
learnt tmubleaomo mum. Onehalf the
richness of any community in owing to
false feeding and Indulgence In chlldbwd.
Our first obligation to in child Intuitive
him a healthy body.-Mary 1?. Spencer In
St. lumla Globe lhtnocrat.
loop a Iran lleart.
Md vomimdy to a woman In my hoor—
Im; the other day: "My friend, I am
afraid yonaumttlng Miter. l detect It
now and then In whet you my and write.
Not much. only rowel: to uhow mine lieu
hunting the wood libero! your nature
and left the ankle of It- blte." If you
have any open prayers to offer, my dear,
whoever you are who read- this
talay. get right «low» on your neon and
Implore heaven to harp you from all :an-
ebuua and bitternns. 'l‘ry hard to .
serve your faith in the ultimate victory of
mmdwevllJndIn the fair rhinitis of
$me ton behind than flying
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When you and I lit no our hold on hope
or Join hand- wltb «impair. and draped in
a guide that leaflet!“ aoul downward. No
vvrythlng to coming out right in mend.
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NINEVEH’S REPENTANCE
LESSON IV, SECOND QUARTER, IN-
TERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 20.
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mlt Vernon, 9, 10-0.“ ‘l’oat, I... d.
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1. “And the Word of the Lord come unto
Jonah the aocond time. caring,”
From thobellyof the flab Jonah cried
untothe lord,andthe Lord heard him.
and spake unto the fish. and It vomlhd
out Jonah upon the dry land (chip. II.
I, 10). Jonah'a prayerf- largelyrnadeup
of quotationafrorn thefts-line. as many an
eight or ten different Phallus being noted
from (nee marginal Mucous), us
affliction- open upths min. of Script
manometer-alto us word-Monon-
beededa‘a. cxix, 67.71). If Jonahln the
fish's belly was not bid from God’s eight
and hearing, where an wahlds from lllm.
2. "Arise. go unto Nineveh. that great
city."
How very gracious of the Lord to come
tohlmtheaeoondtlmewiththosamemu
sage (chap. i, 3)! How very patientand loos
suffering He is with us!
"And preach unto it the preaching that
I bid thee. " >
This In the whole responsibility of every
preacher. for wo are simply W of
the lord of Hoe“.
3. "So Jonah aroaeand went into Kine-
veh, weanling to the Word of the Lord."
Now he is obtldlepl. This is what he
should have done at first instead of my
log to sea By his willfulnau he has lost
much precious timennd grieved hla lord.
But let us take it to ournelva. Are we
obedient to the word of tho 11ml. or want-
hg time and grieving the Spirit by our
wnyu‘nnlntets and disobedience?
Sim-rel: was a very great dry, about
sixty miles of wall Inclusion it, and Jonah
was only one lone man of no Importance to
that great and wicked city. but God was
with him.
4. “And Jonah hogan to enter into the
city it day's journey."
.\lnny dnyn had he journeyed from the
stadium homes the country (lurk or. your
map out! note tbedlatancel, and much time
had ho for meditatlouandoommnnlon with
his lied. However lonely the way and
long the journey. he had the convolution:-
that be was doling the will of the lord and
that the Lord had rent him.
"And he cried and an”, Yt-t forty days.
and Nineveh shall be overthrown. "
Whatastrangeeryfnrn lone man In a
great and prospstona and wicked city!
5. "So the maple of Nineveh believed
God, and proclaimed n fut, sud put on
sm-lzcloth. from the greatest of them even
to the hum of them."
God was with Ilia servant. the Spirit of
God was In the m. and where the
ward of n king hi there is power.
6. ”For word came unto lin- Ling of .\‘in
eveb, and he amee from his throne. and he
laid but who from him. and covered him
with wwkrluth, and sat in ashes."
.\‘u the word of tho Irml through tbla
humble man Milled even the hem of the
king on his throne. and be humble him
tell before God, as well as the lowest in the
city.
7. "And he causal it to be proclaimed
cm of the king and his nobles, saying.”
The Ling nod hlrt great men have put
thenuelvca on the aide of Jounh and hit
(ind. If God could make use of ouch a
crmk nu Jonah let no one who ll willing
to be ulna] over he ill-convened, but let no
he on the lord" 'de out am! out.
"lot nertln. Jan nor bout, herd nor
flock. unto anything; let them not feed nor
drink water."
Surely thin I'M a great and thorough re
woman. at least on the part of the king
and hit great ours whoordered this mm
inst. .
8. “lint let man and beam be covered
with sackcloth. and cry mightily unto
Gui"
Why include the cattle. for they had not
slnntd.’ Though they sin not, yet they
roller iterative of man's sin. and God ram
for cattle.
"Yea, let them turn every one from hit
evil way; and from the violence that b in
their hunk. "
"Inward sorrow withouta turning away
{mm nlu would avail nothing, for God
arnrctmth the heart. And Inward meow
llllhlt be mmpanlnl by the actual tum
lnu may from all evil.
t. "Who can tell Ifflodwlll turn and re
pent, not! turn away from his llvroe now.
that in Will) not!"
ll?“ theyl I:‘nehhixnht. an Israel bafibt‘;
t .y wool vv mound:
haul known of the npeotunesofnhab, bow
It mist.» have helped them (Minty rel.
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wolts at prime that will notoni'sb you.
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