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‘ Bill ESTATE AND HOUSE: lGEttl
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JUNE 7. 1894.
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mm... Hahn I mam manor
Rebuke from from her proud. dark eyes.
Yet these link dimples nurse a smile.
Advance, “Irene—which were it wise!
Rebuke {row as from her proud, dark eyes.
God aids but once—«tho moment tiles»—
The dimples, too, may change the while.
Rebuke frowns from her proud. dark eyes,
Yew-those pink dimples nurse a smile.
mil. llereward in independent.
A FEMININE FENIAN.
“What! Another Fenian?"
“Wool, I wouldn't go oz for oz callin
it that, James Francis. Of come, not
* being a Methody or Beptis’. either hard
or soft, kinder sols s’picion on her in
Otter Crik, but a F onion!” The worthy
postmistross shook her head in chari-
table doubt “I wouldn't prefer sich a
ser’ us charge. Sho s a pleasant spoken
young critter, on not ’tull rov‘looshanry
lookin.”
"Kelly wuz a Fenian,” asserted a
veteran farmer, deftly balancing a domi-
john of molasses against the sundry con-
tents of a huge handsome. handkerchief.
" 'Poars oz oi this (loistrio’ is just” runnin
riot after sich flrchrands. "
Kelly was tho loto incumbent of Ot-
tor Crook, dischargcrl by the soloctmon
on three counts, ago, subscription to
incendiary literature and ' inditl’cronco
to arithmetical accuracy. as clearly
proved by his favorite formula. ‘ ‘li you
come within three flggors of the answer,
you’ re nigh enough. ”
' “She has smilin cyos, ” irrolcvrtntly
remarked an imprudent youth sorting
out hand rakes in the corner
“Hit a’roady, Abe?” ensured the vet-
oran. "Smilin eyes he blowcdl For
a survicooble schoolmarm give me a
savage lookin gal. Howdy s‘poso this
un'ill russle ’ith the mill gang?”
“1 don't favor her marsumsiou, ” can-
didly admitted the stalwart Jamos Fran-
cis, “but for all that I’m for giving her
a fair trial. even though she docs turn
the hoss' head on the wrong road to
meeting.” .
‘ tHero she comes now. a-capcrin down
the hill with them Tucker children,”
remarked the postmistress, a pleasant
smile lighting up her comely face. “It
do beat all how a grout growed gal. an
a schoolma‘nm at thot, kin frisk along
cz giddy an friv‘lus cz ony of her schol~
are."
Quito unconscious of tho iutcrt-st she
had excited, tho young touchcr cuiun
blithely down the hill, her own rapid
stop still furthcr quickcnod by tho im-
puticnt urgingnf licr small charges, the
littlo sailor hot tiltcd forward over a
face pretty only in its youthful curvcs
and happy. frank cxprcssion. Thu pust—
uiistross was quite right in dcciding
that there was nothing rcvolutiouary in
her appcuruucc. Abe ulso was corrvct in
his opinion of hcr cyvs, and .lzilut‘s‘
Francis, vicwiug licr critically, lim‘flllit‘
conscious of Ituulurmiug iuditl'vrI-m-c to
the manifold cvils lurking in hI-r por-
suusions. So impressed was ho by tho
unfairness of his original remark that,
after investing in chocolates for which
he had no corthly use, he rcquostcd tho
genial Mrs. l-‘orlws to nbscn'csilcnm on
tho subject. a favor rcadily grantcd and
quite uschccrfully withdrawn tmolnr thc
irrcsistihlc temptations of a cozy tczl.
with tho girl teacher as hcr guest.
Touching in the country is tho ordcul
through which ncurly cvcry tym must
pass before being :Illowml to engage in
city sci-vicar. Though not tho idI-nl put»
suit paiutI-d by you artists, it is tlIc
stopping stone from which many an
ambitious \Vorltlliug hnpcs to climb to
tlIchI-ightsot‘ tunic. in Mr unobtrtmivc
pray (‘m'iliu Dl‘rllillllll was ambitious.
She (‘liVi'lOll ll cullcgc cuursc and in-
dulgs-d in roscutn Ilrcums (If u tuturc
crowncd with honors won by pI-rsnuol
cll’ort. As a sit p in tho right dim-tiou,
Wht'n lllt‘ (litcr l'ru-k Vacancy IIll'cer.
shc promptly pIIcIu-II her :implc ward-
robc and sold gntulhy to tlu- «Lennon-.4 in
hcr city huum. it was lllv' first N",“.\l'(l-
lion. turd tho zichc ot' purriin,r throbbing
in six hearts cxprcsscd itself in a com.
nus showvr of youthful tcurs, quickly
ill‘li'll, llU\Vt'\’l'T, in u flush of fun as tho
strenuous efforts of the stag» driv-‘r to
lush tho trunk to tho tuilboard rusultcd
in tho lm-uking of tho rupc, Mflltllllg
him sprawling in tho roadway.
Aftcr a month’s cpr-ricucc of the
New lilo thr- young tcur'hor was bchin-
lung to rculizu that i'umc risks much of
its vuturics. 'l‘lto routino of Work was
wrctchmlly nmttotonous. t‘uriml only by
ownsiouul skirmishcs among tht- ditl‘cr
t'nt sections”! thodistrict. Theonustit-
many of (lltcr (‘rcck IIcudt-my had
many stthtlc subdivisions littsml nu fum-
ily fcuds nr political and religious vari-
ance. To unito so many clcmvnts in
own socming harmony lilitl at tho r-‘illilti
timo impart sutliciI-ut instruction to
satisfy tinI ruthcr i’KiK'llliL' curmnuuity
Was It task of gigantic proportions. and
uno which the girl in lIcr linint' lvttcrs
frmluontly llfifli‘l’li‘d could lw lll‘l‘lilll‘
plisliod only by the united cil'ort of o
statesman, n pruft-ssor and o poiicc oili-
ccr. As cmupurismt is n rclici’ or a tor-
tnrt- froc to all, (‘cciliu fell into a habit
of contrasting bar into with hot sur-
rounding», and thus lKK‘illliO fully cou-
soinus that hcr lot was not as flowery
as Were the meadows stretching along
the slope and tranquilly monopolizing
tho i'crtilo interval.
From tho tucadows her thoughts ru-
wrtorl naturally to thcir owner. the {air
minded young farmer who had chum-
piouod hot cause Won while condensi-
ing hor bolicf. llo was one of nature’s
nobleman, she tulmittcd ruthvr grudg-
ingly. and mmtmmtl herself severely for
allowing her thoughts to dwall pleasur-
Ihly on his trmslrri'ul manner and vig-
orous, manly twenty. At such times.
to atone for her mental vagaries, she
looked hot-self in her sultry chamber.
and forcing hm- intellect to tho contem-
plethm of some alltruao problem bo-
guiled limit into the belief that elm
was fairly traveling in an intellectual
f elyslum.
liotwithetglfiding thislsorsre‘, self in-
W so. on at tines ran
.M Mlle?!- common
mwibl
deviations from the college course, but
that the handsome James Francis was
also an active agent was fairly well
knowu even before the veteran farmer
made his next visit to the postofllue and
volunteered the information: “James
Francis an the Fenian air gsttin kinder
soc’blo. Ho’s mowin the long medder,
so she’s drivin the machine. So not on
each other ’at they couldn't see me
gain by. ”
“She’s a-drivin James Francis ez
weal so the mower,” laughed Mrs.
Forbes. "You mark my words. Obadiah,
More the snow blows the selectmen ’ill
hev the school on their han's. Shuoksi
The crossest grained old cormorant ’at
ever lived 'nd jes' hov tosmilo seein
them, young things go by. Lor, they
don‘t know thoirselves how far gone
they are. It minds me of when Jaboz an
me used tor come from meetin oz if we
wnz walkin on air. "
"You wuz fairly matched," snarled
the maloontont, “but this an thinks her-
self a cut above farmer. Talks of goin
tor college. Pity shown over hired tor
the Crik. If they're still in the moddor,
I’m goin tor hail ’cm on my way back
an say suthin oz ’ill rile 'om. ”
“Trust you for thet, you old cross-
patch,” muttered Abe, who seemed to
be a permanent part of the general
store. “It's pizcn for somogfdlks to see
Others enjyin theirselves. "N"
“There you go, you blame old moos—
cheef. I 383’ hope. of you go meddlin in
the long modder you’ll git yer logs
twisted inter the mower an out of! at
the jints. " And with this awful expres-
sion of his wrath Abe wont to the door
to watch the veteran‘s movements.
True tohis intentions, Obadiah cross-
ed the intervening fields, and leaning
on the fence inclosiug the meadow hol-
lowed his hands into a trumpet and
bowled act-ass:
"Hull-00, Joint-s Francis! Help so
source 'at you hcv tor hiro Fonians?"
Then, without waiting for a reply, hé
ambled oil his shrill, suckling laugh
adding to the annoyance of the hay-
makers.
“Don' t you think you ought to apolo.
gizo?” asked the girl, quickly regaining
composure.
“For what?" He came, round to the
horses' hoods, and from that vantage
point looked steadily into the driver's
eyes.
“For calling mo :1 Fcnian.
very unkind."
“I didn’t rue-nu to 1w." awkwardly;
thou humbly, “liat'rn‘t Imudo up for
it since "r“
“llut I was a strunucr thcu,’
ing on hcr injury.
mu on. "
“I wouldn't hurt you for the world.
You know that, (,‘cciliar. "
The girl wincctl slightly. His pro-
nunciation of her llllllltl was one of the
little things that grate-don lli‘I‘ sensitive
taste, but a sum-riluous lI-ttcr or two
1050 foroowhcn tho uggrcs‘sur is hand
some and spiritcd. That he was both
she acknowledged inwardly and was
moved to forgivoucss. The moment
was fraught with port] for tho collcgo
scheme. It was rccvding stcndily into
the distance. dorm-s Francis saw his
advantage and moonly pursued it
”This is as goml a limo as any to
cormI to an understanding. When I
called you a Fenian, I'hodn‘t cvon soon
you. lduu’t know that I own know
what a Fenian meant. ldou‘t know
yet, but of this I run euro—whether
you're a. nihilist, a Fcniau or on Imarclr
lot, or all three togI thc r, I lovo vou.‘
The horses tom-d their heads impa-
ticutly. and the man passed his hand
swithiugly os'I-r thcir glossy coats.
”Lot's cut unotlu-r swath, " suggested
the girl irrvvcrvntly.
“Not another blodc," he declared,
“until 1 how my :tllh’Wt'l‘, Yes or no?”
“\Vcll. siucu you will how it, not"
"You don't mcztu it. Say you don't,
Cccilia," ho pliziltlt'tl humbly, yt-t hope-
fully.
“I do moon it. all" assorted passion-
ately. "l ncvt-rmcaut tn Ft'llll‘iltl\\'il on
a farm. Iwuut to go through college
and “Tim A ii. to my Home. ”
“Write .lourucc lllSlt'lhil ” ho said,
with tolling ittsistI-ncc “Giro up the
school and comm home to tho form. ‘oy
your door. You' ll never rcgrot it."
Thu fringc of ( lms shading thohrmk
rippling through tho intcrval, caught
tho rays of the setting sun and cast
thorn back again like javclins of light.
The girl was dimly uwnro that ovcning
was on the land. The air was heavy
with the frngrtmco of now inowu hay.
Shimmering banks of clouds sank down
behind tho troo tops; the chirping of
‘ crickcts undtho furoil croakiug of frogs
down in tho alder swamp mingled with
tho lowing of cows and the soft trilling
of birds sucking their nests; tho holy
calm of nature soothed cvon the unrest
of awavoring heart and hnshcd into
silence tho promptlngs of ambition.
"Everything living is going homo,"
said tho girl very gently. “Lot on go
too. Boo. tho sun is nearly gone.”
"I am only waiting for my answer."
he reminded her.
”Do you know, Frank, that you have
asked me to renounce thohopo of a life-
time? I have struggled so for a higher
education. ” There was a wistful into-
nation iu her voice that love interpreted
correctly. She was pleading to be saved
from her loss noble sell.
"We will cook it trigothcr," he an-
swcrod. "Dear heart. life has only he-
gun.”
Before the snow blow ovor tho
meadows Mrs Forbos‘ prediction snow
to parts. Tho young toaohcr returned to
her city home, but not for long.
“I novcr thought I could settle down
on a farm. momma," she whispered
during one of the lung confidential talks
mm; the final going away. “but
iwdiaorent.”
The nmtbcr' I face was beautiful as,
,. . m; the sunnyhoad buriodinhcr
is she mined moiety: “A woman'-
- . “ numerous shimmy deems.
mdepths hold‘ nicely 'a want: but”
Wt smile, "tan
I8.”wm 3. 0m in
You were
’ insist
“That‘s why it hurt
n
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CABIN SLOOPS, CUTTERS AND YAWLS.
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