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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 13, 1893 · page 3

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huskswhsn the plenty and ruerrlment of
yer father's house was open toys. Begs.
take the rod. take the rod. ! say.and
yer old fingers ieel the belt of it. and yer
ears hear the whirroi the reel once more,"
and the trapper literally thrust the rod into
the white hand oi his hesitant companion.

thsmthat provokes irons his beams the
roars of laughter that are chronicled be
tween bracketsiu newspaper reportsol his
speeches. And it is not onlyblaway.lu
themseuf personality, which cannot be
put in print, but in the quaint turns oi
speech which make his stories when printed

seekers. the worry and the pit m'
haustiou of Ml lifg. President Wil-

after his. inauguration. The wife of
Vice President Tyler, who succeeded
(lateral Harrison's president. died in

liamlienryflsrrlsondlsdonemouthm

sung woman.
"I am‘ sure at it. " he rejoined positively.
“it is only the trained musician. whose
has been carciully cultivated. and
whose our in attuned to the divisor har-
mooimhvcsthed torthlrornthssuolsolthe
creature-tors. thatlscapableohnaklngso
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THE LAST TROUT. “13:"?t‘zhmhulflflmggmg 30:30: 51:1” wksmm Artemos Wudorol $11: 13:: m9 flfmfng‘d’ Nth; ribmulbokfiium 1‘8"“ “mu mi” km ‘ M
‘ #- the polished butt. He falrlyoaressed tho nmmmw Tylers moved into the White House min}: the ones. We} ougroise mm: Elm "iii???" _ _
lo Cold’rlver rm rhino-not“ as reel with his white. thin hands; his eyes _____ .. ......... , u] on... W .0 a“... Mrs. Tyler took the name! the dead I"‘3; 3' “‘M'WMQWP P‘"”— «yousolmwm . , . I}
i \ volume of its flood poured into Rac~ lighted up he poised it aster squat; his 58‘0“” : W Germany on my president for her own occupancy. “l Q“idol-olov‘zléllropimg. intermptedhlhs ”slat mom-II ,
\ ~~quetto with swirls and eddies audstrong form straightened and his lelt'ioot was 5 5 Pennsylvania “ca .113“ nosupor-stitious feeling on thesub- “W“. “930“!th , liendels '"m‘" .
_ mom sounds. Thebend of the: 5...... finishedh {tlrlrward- 3‘ gallant-“slog bomber; When Genome mm on 'joow- she wrote in one of her charming ”ham” “mm “G?““W‘Wmmd, i's ““161“ I
“m ”a“ "'° “W“ "“3" “d themlllcgader min swideeiw‘ee; ii illl 3] and 2 5 d "m” “m " ‘emnm‘ ““d- “W1“ i”lithium Emphouyin AMinor."Arlas from Gluck' 4.2. . mgr“mun-w-0r
joined them to its own stroug current. hand an" “ion“ ”Id. (m the ml“ : ............ f: "3 1.:th ring-m aspossible." lphlgenie en 'Ianride,’ ‘llaeb's Variations pie. [1.5.6 I...“ Ema. a. d,
which spun a mighty eddy (rum bank to laughed .10,“ up" laugh at the W tune that they Mom'm‘ “:3“ '3 is The other death of a president in th. from Your lllnnoel l-loch’—hy the way, mu} {3“ka “EL-Hg;
thank. 0n the great rock at the edge oi thereof thestate oiPunsylvauls. "I: in White House was that of General12ach. have you heard d’Albert iII"—-— -, A ’ ..
the pool stood the trapper, in one hand his

uod, in theothcr his landing net. while a
large trout patched the gray rock with its

“Make a cast, make a cast,"orled the
trapper. “lengthen the line, and- make a

cost to the tar edge at the pool where you

Germany they sddrc-ed me in various
waya'l'hey would spin out a sentence in
thot elastic language. attenuated to the

ary Taylor in 1850. Lincoln. it will he
remembered, died in a house on Tenth
street, to which he was taken from

"Dollboro b wonderful, wonderful!" .
“Um—ya. in many things he is indeed
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One of the firm of Lounsbury, Matthewson dc 00., holding a
shoe In his hand as a sample, said:

 

“Theodore this is the best
. - . . II I ilnnd l' ~11" ll 3 from c W'lhoul Slouch Dre ’
slorious color athis feet. n h fsffigurhgnoifi‘ .1: :1; amp mm wiIi we; "golfigighfii 01:30:?! shin Ford‘s theater, and Garfield died It EL oifoofii‘l. Jnhmttzzitcm'm‘zllgus from one “uni“; “mum?” and finest lot of shoes we ever ofi‘ered you; they are slick, and
"He’ll weigh three poundaei he’ weig . ' 9 “ boron. N. J. 0! the twenty-six'prusi- Grann.’ ‘Benutlcs of Judas Maccabtrus‘— S compulufl.
an ounce,” said the trapper as his eyes mycutieym m lyic-sl-‘hesd to “I. rmfimiirzofioflifi inwlflzhm dents of the United States four have everything chemical—purely classical! And Q‘ lEUCDRRliJEll. IRREGUUIIHB I want you to have them at a bargain,” Md we bought them, and
rated admiflpslr on the catch, “not the To... . d there, on the ledge um juts ”0.1.3....“ on no. “Mm...“ . .0... 1 died in WW‘“ elder Ham. {Fl} ““1“ “g:- ‘mfiFfi if” ‘0“! ‘1; me" “- msmcsucm, now for sixty days ofier them at Reduced Prices.
“rimmed lmn shows he’s hid 800d iced- into the Racquette’s tide just below the Taylor and Idnoolu, and John Quincy 'C'M‘m‘ 0“ ‘" "0" me, a"! “mi

in. The Lord puts the same colors into
rainbows and stormy sunrises, but no
where else. as I conceit. But how he can
putso much oi the glory of the upper
world into the cold depths of the lower
and keep it all aglow there is more than I
can understand. Yis, one fish beenough,"

"You do not play! Dcl understand you sun...“
that all anglers know but nowordsmay tive stage, tbs philosophic and at . . . . I "’
“sun“:luaedshtohzh‘i’ifliin:?atnerfl:iiieibnlg'i:; describe, and up went the flies into the length worked up everythingn‘lt‘the form capital "I “I. ma“ ms “"9”“ mfiggm ailiflftne‘iymn, 't in a note crow-13%“. 532's __ AT
tomake one more cost. "I saninl! believe air. “2" backward "Id “it.“ 51“" “m8“ 0‘ an “1‘15"”. shins “I 1“! deliberate pent n“. all ntly c Ii the d This iIIaloi.~ of music i ’ot oi) the mun: —
mm“... mgunm.pound ha..." out over the whirling tide. Downward conclusion to accompany-Into an, m“) by mentioning among the wonders to ‘ . s in

than this one, but one fish be enough for
a Christian man. especially ef he be shaped
and colored as this one is," and the old
trapper proceeded to gather his flies to his
reel

it was then that hisearcaoght thesound
at ,9 stop coming down the trail toward
the sink on whiah he stood—a soft, quiet.
leisurely iootisll, as of one who strolls
srrandless onward, unhurricd by duty and
wrapped perchnnce in grave or pleasant
meditation. in a moment a man of reuse-
able appearance came to the edge of the
river and gazed in placid contemplation at

. thsswirling stream. lie was tall in stator.

and spore as to his habit. His face had the
scholsr’s pales-as and his shoulders the
scholar'a stoop. in one hand be sanded a
small volume and in the other a spray of
cedar he had evidently plucked from some
or hanging trough as he came down the

1. He was dressed in a suit of black
cloth. and his necktie was as spotleme
whiteas his linen. A close fitting skullcap

‘ . m. - - , - For: Bonus. Aria I .-—l 1' (via Shore Hoe).

- for the lII-Itutriul lure which he has ill hi! look I lhl“ “"0? forget. 'Mein GO" in .islacuonenyoysd by “women Tm P. Sh—l‘mv ox. vla N D G d
“Ili'ii‘om T.“$Z:E°.‘:¥I‘To?m.o. mm... m..." Inn-nu: new on ..... «In-um WW"- ms- 1 I"?! “ mu“- 9 "a mm- W N cw "353 00 5-
him an in I he], modulated mg "if 1 on, the mo: mm the 01.} am my]. German Isthat which you here l’ " will also be on bmou at Chicago \ H llsVl: - YORK

am not mistaken this is John Norton, the

mouth oi Cold river, did the church oi
common sense become incarnate. AsOlo
Bull would stood posed before the expect’
not thousands when heliited hisbow,so

vibrant. erect, graceiul. stood the old divine

ready (or the cast. in an instant somethe

motion of the arm. the turn of the wrist

they floated, lighted like vagrant leathers

amid the bubbles, and——

”Salvation!" screamed the doctor. “A
troutf" A trout such as is rarely seen
hung in air three good icet above the flies
and bubbles. Tail lint and big as a
shingle, mouth open. belly red as a stormy

sunrise, tins like a rainbow. the huge sides

dotted with shot 0! rcddcst moo-so hung,
in lull sight for a moment above the dark
stream, then fell with a mighty flash and
was gone!

began to feel lonesome. and themore people
came up to me the more lonesome I tell. it
reminded me oi my early days. when I and
a few other artists at West Point obtained
a furlough andnmeinto New York to have
a good time.

“One of the party during dinner drank
too much. He got through the romeo-tra-

nIime at Niblo's We told him to brace
up and pull himself together, that he could
go and see what it was like and then come
away. lie linked his arms in ours. endure
got down to the theri‘w. The pantomime
went on. and he watched with intense in-
terest the violent gesticulntlons of the
actors, not a word being spoken. He leaned
over his seat. put his hood to his ear, and
when the curtain went down he remarked:
‘1 say, lam drunksr than i thought I was.
[haven‘t understood a word thathns been

“Cast sgiu, coat agin at the same spot
and it he lifts, strike quick and strike
hard, in honor oi the rod and the pool and
ya I yhood days, and be hanged to the
Pl: Secs." yelled the trapper.

. the passage of time! Oh. the bur-
dt- of years! on. the cares and the
troubles that whiten the head! llow they

aid in the whole play.’

"That is just the way it was with me in

Germany. Finally it became absolutely
necessary for me to know whether a certain
train went through to Berlin. 1 rehearstd
my grammar. and gathering together can
Iain {ragments oi that disjointed language

[called the conductor and buried at his

fade! How they iIIlll How they fly from
us, friends, when we stand. rod in hand.
on the edge oi a deep. whirling pool. with

a trout such as that in the depths, waiting

head the following vcrlml projectile. I
knew if it struck home I should he apt to
hearfronrhim: ‘Gehtdieaer Zugnaeh Bu"
ho ohne Wechsell' lie turned upon me a

and the answu that flushed from the

General Porter is fond of drawing on his

Adams when a representative.——Bostou
Commonwealth.

The Elephant Plug.
The Paris Bappel. not to be outdone
by its contemporaries, who during the
summer startled the public of the french

be exhibited at the Chicago World's fair
in the department for amphibians the
elephant frog.

"0n the shore of the Ohio.” it says.
“there exists a gigantic irog—Ranola
elephmta—which exclusively feeds on
the eggs of wild geese and ducks that
nest in the reeds of that river. As it is
not endowed with teeth for breaking
the shells it swallows the eggs as they
are laid by the webfooted tribes on the
banks at the rivers. They are of course
hard to digest in this form. but the frog
knows how to get out of this dilemma.
lt climbs a moderate rind tree and dex-
toroosly drops down upon its stomach,
the concussion breaking the shell of the
egg. which is now easily digested in the
shape of an omelet. It is highly inter-
esting to observe his {whips blinkhg
eyes. which give expremion to the utter

amid innumerable other curiosities oi

Miss Quickstep. with something from"—

"Oh. professor!"

"i shall not presume to dictate your
choice. Your own exquisite taste, i on
persuaded. uill guide you for better in the
selection oi "~—

"Proiemor. l—l don't play. "

mmdation of a friend."

“You astound me! Then this—this re
mavkable collection is-psrdou Ino—is—is
merelya'——'

“You are right. professor." said Miss
Quickstep, drumming carelessly on the
table with her fingers, “it's merelynblufl."
-—Chu:ugo' Tribune.

Tho Pet Poodl- aml the Bloodhound.
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11:12:)" the I.“ seventy ym AM Ibo the stroke and so heavy the fish. Then y Ithtnk ofoneolSltcrmnn's existing public library, that of the 2:,iilil::"fiu§f; A “:4“ "‘73)“ P M. sold by city ho p 0W8! than the m0 300d! ”0
“I am a clergyman," said the other down. downward he plunged, folio! fume. \lllllbel‘ bummer: down In South French government at Purismuntoius as “303-
,.m.],_ ondimhm" “mum fuliuilirv, .I Ino- breaker,arodsmasheris 3 ,(mIma dunno the war. "mug“.ooOWIWNJHMh....mp1,
they call me the Rev. Dr. Davenpo 'n he, and through the strong, swirling cur- - l'hc regiment was onlsntl

33° held out his hand in it formal but
courteous manner.

The latter took the pale, thin hand in
his own bl-‘Ong palm nod shook it heartily,

not he tears like asubmariua bounced
to kill.

See the line cut the water. See the rod
sway and quiver! Hear the aim“ cry

one morning to strap their

ammunition on their shoulders and lord a
river. The river bad swamps six miles on

side, and this bummer while running
rue-l around to his commie and said.

space exists in the edifice now rising on
Capitol bill for storing more than twice
that number, it will be perceived that
the wants of theiuture unwell cared

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F00 CAPES ANO F00 TRIMMINGS.

. . mm.‘ the m-I; m the old minister's (ace, the m“ r m m” . M h“ “Io. While neulyhevor‘yeecoguernmfllfl We ha full li f FurC pes' pound
-- ‘ 1...; . g g i iluohor the check, the gleam in the eye. - m '0'“_ ! 0M town \‘t‘ ed 0 appears to are n Ilton y ve a no 0 a which w .
- .mi‘. ,‘mmfm’eigf “:81 2.33.123 llIt' riot look ot the mouth, the white hair ~1er this "D I'm" Mimi-"31' “1W!” for a generation audits uses have long obey. Just 0 '

cost of the Capitol or of the large build-
~ made me let-l comfortable in my mind. PM“?! Mid “huh—30W ”You"? "1th Story (Gewhcmxidie “m ”10' log erected for the accommodation 0‘ wondward MN '0 RWA L K
' 10', the Pharisees (If the Scriptur’ be very that brings in my memory over the big :‘r be $3?! ‘ c “:1 r in i “ 1h. "gym wu- and my, dominant; a .
like the thierin half breeds and vagaboorls INS“ “I1 ”W l‘u‘tlut‘lw. in“ ”010' "In" 5‘ lllll r5 .0 I hm“ w‘ [Tm-“d 0“ The library buildinl covers very nearly -- «w _ _
shot steal an honest trapper'a skins in the “‘9 “’0‘ “mm“ "“10“ “'9' “0'" h" 4 . :1 ‘0 2‘9““.101 1“, company the same space as each of these goveru- g2
'00.“. “a l I..." W...“ i [(0011 deal of Many things have we lost and many ....' ..... u‘ live at hi? "“33" merit buildin (about ll ) and omes‘ea
powder and lead in edicntin w. loaves to- clInIIges have come to me. as tothee, with w t an r t i seen to p '

thesrth." best. or I. “Mom”. be Is. ma...“ easuhishallot. Bot herethe w’lstar- "Whom" inquire-l “I. men who had M- - . . «A’l‘w
"Goal gracious!" screamed the doctor. :wma‘ns. tommcznibzt tbs .holokeons-s mm m Walsh, asunder the provisioned hstoothetaole. , loocation ill the City
I . .. ho. And it warm t corn or min or bor- WHOLESALE PRICE.
'wbrre did that monstrous trout come the nir' and the caverns soddar plus: : sun-l"- : Chin Len Pin. “10 WU". WM” billmrr '0“? or mm W o, putatomor chips or ' ' ‘ ' '
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Fm the lord, ram; yis. straight devilsi Had you mlsolaudoothsrs lulu. 3333b"; M's-how...» m.—Philadeiphia Record. gm u, we, h broom mm"
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promptly. As straightasa brown hack able ”guru." the people oi the Ulltd 7 “I” entala Kinney who “I W “9 ”I." in the shaggy ulster AW
‘mmkilfir.ma: m‘lammmrgdmm [atom huial‘ihlnfi: orig-i out 0: earl-bl " ' ’ him: 'Yoor people will Tbstthelcooraoesoi New York hill! "Morsmoncrilmn lindmncnt."siabulthe d0 0t With God side...
on... Mm ”a m kuowhowwmake _ “WWW ' ““"i- ”- rm- to sum of m The MIN-m IoIIooI glrlslsdopllcatsd. ill I. measure uraniuihs Mackintosh gloomily. P I g W

hearing re {our summer: agone up at 8L
' Begin Ye was preaching from a text,
‘Woe be to ye Phnfim'am] though I
couldn't git into the parlors owing toths
crowd of city folks that tilled themand
but) to hear what I did through a winder.
yet I managed to get the line of yer talk.
smiths wny ye warmed them Pharisees

ward righteousness when] have ketcbed
them pilicrin on the line of my traps.”
“Well, well?" exclaimed the old doctor.
evidently pleased that his companion had
heard him deliver one oi his most eels»
bruted discourses and so warmly approved
it. ”Well, well! i am glad to meet you
end that I may almost call you once! my
parishioners. John Norton," and the doc
tor rubbed his I» bite. thio hands together

led mom. and tell the lord what we know

unfair divilments, whether they lived a
thousand year rigour in Jude. or was
sneakln around the woods when l wason

art for a 4- pennies Israeli, pas-out”

“No no " exclaimed the old doctor at Ill-
vinity. "That is." heeontlsusd. ”it 5 long
years also. i have allowed nyssli to touch

ll} lug free. Then we the great fish on the
bank, the two white headed men bending
over it; III-or their laughter: see their
chmpml hands; are the old divine dings
mpor like the flourish that precedes the
jig, IIIIII the green balsama and pines. and
through theirdisl‘k branches patches and
space» oi blue sky. Can you not see the

 

look around upon the length and breadth
)i the superb hospitalities you have spread
mt beiore us tonight i think with web in
ritcd guest here that we have struck this
hospitality lengthwise.”

Here is another war story told at a dinner

:0 General Grant:

“1 know that our gum

the years. Faces which were toour eyes

like stars to dork skies have faded from
sight; voices whose greetings and fate-

Bell-I made music to our ears sound no
there. and hauls that clasped ours warm

and true we in the throng oi today reach

for in vain,scek and and not. lint the
riiers on which we booed. the lake-where

we ramped. the streams that we fished.
the hills and the mountains. the lilies and

my. 1 get 'cm every time.’ The captain
Ii tin-company approached him and said,
‘Whitr, (all in with the rest.’ White rs-
plted, 'All right, go on with your shooting,
outasiorrne l amgoinglohavs a private
massacre to myseli.’ "

iiem-ral Porter's story of the lrlsbutaty
ind lbegrog has been told by runny other
people, but it is the general's own story.
and this is the original version out;

. _ , _ “Au lrisbman worked all

 

W. ll Jl. Murray in New York World.

July—I." lint-o Dovlls.

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