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a
Ball
Ffidnthwg.
© .‘ .
© Q i to learn again. "
. father?"
EARTH BOUND.
Book who will for starry love.
Mysteries of the utility way.
(i‘er the H'i'l‘lth niwtrunt 1w.
tlathernl from the diotnnt my.
Jim-divas l
()t the sky:
. Give mo what the grantee lay
' Whispering down the summer day.
1 Board: who that: the aniathomed deep
: l-‘ar below the laughing Wln‘l'ti.
Wistml what the ages keep
Safely hid on mean euro-i.
Sought I ram
What they bur;
Tell me what the bubbles hymn.
Dancing on the billow‘n brim.
.. in
no”
’I‘nm who loan the dtuty scroll.
Record of n vanished age,
si‘l‘k what fired the hero'i-i soul.
l Served hln arm or dulled him up.
What I prlau
Never lien;
Give me but the tnithful ehart
. O! my eoinrule‘ei loving heart.
5 ~8Imnel mutant Peek in Boston 'i'rxunterlpt.
:rHrieoanr PLAYER.
“Don Basilio. play mt a tune on the
‘oornot, and we will dance. It. is cool
line under the trees. “
"Yes. yes, Don Basilio, play some-
thing. " -
"Bring him the comet Joaquin is
practicing with."
“It in not a very good one, but you’ll
play for us. will you not, Don Basilio?"
I IND. ‘ I
"You won’t
..N(J. ‘l
" But why?"
5 “Br attire I don‘t know how. "
. "Ho dot-rtii'tknowhmv! Did you ever
see such a hypocrite?"
, "Come, eoiun, Don Basilio. Why. we
‘ know you’ve been leader of a military
band”—
i
4,”
‘waii a bloody one and lasted in
“And that nobody could play the cor. ,
? not like yourself"—
“Aud that you have a peinnon from
the government"—
"Well, yes. it‘s the truth. I havobeen
a musician in my time. and the. eornet
was the instrument. I played. But it is
. also true that. years ago I have my vor-
iii-t away to a poor player in nord of one
and since that limohuve not so much as
humbled a tune. "
"What a pity !"
‘ for ur.‘ .
“Remember it is my birthday. grand—
papa."
"And here is the. corner at last. "
"Now let's have a pretty tune. "
"A waltz?"
“No, a polka?"
v
"Well, 1! thin be so. let us now tip-
point a iuoeliuu plnPP. "
”Where?"
“in the liermitiiue of St. Nieholar. at
1 o'clock tomorrow night. lie who ltt
not there by that time shall be uitl'n up
for dead by the other. In it agreed?"
“Aurt't-il. "
"Well. then, aoodhy. "
“(imdbyu "
We enthraeod affectionately and part.
ed. Ramon din-appearing under eheitei
of the darkness. '
D i i I C C
As we had expected. the rebels at.
tacked an the following day. The n iuii
9i 3
o'clock in the afternoon until night all.
About. 5 o'eloek my battalion wan rough-
lyisnt upon by it partyot’ Altht-Nesitd by
Ramon. Ho then wore the uniform and
tleeorations vl' aeominninliuit and on his
head was the white cap of the ('arlists'.
I ordered my company to fire upon lla—
mon’u forces. Ho l‘llIullillt'lI,‘i|liil soon
our battalions poi-o engaged in a hand
to hand struggle. We were \‘ii'ltrl’l‘lllh’.
and Ramon was fort-ed to rein at with
the M‘ittlt'l't’tl reinnaiup of his: hand. not.
liowm'er, before. he had slain with his
own hand our lieutenant colonel, who
opposed it de-‘pnrato but vain resistance
to the fury of his antagonist.
Toward sunset the fortunes of war
turned against iii-rand part of my unfor-
tunate eonipany was, with myself. eut
oi! from the main body and ton-ed tr
surrender. I was taken prisoner to the
little villnizeof ——-——. which the Earlier:
then tit‘t'liltb d. and an the war was with-
out quarter on their side I expelled ll
be immediately put ltHh-ailt.
While emitined. disheartened and
weary. in ilieyi‘llaae jail l laard the
hour of 1 ring out. tho time for my
meeting with Ramon. I naked for my
friend and was told, “lie is a hero-—
‘ killed a lieutenant eoloiiel with his own
i “1 lb. lititthis afternoon you must play ;
hand—hut he must. undoubtedly havr
perished in the. last hoursol the battle. "
“Why do you think so?“ I asked.
"Because ho has not yet ooine litlflk
to camp and thorn he commanded can
give no account of him. "
(1h. what lsuti’ered that night! llut
one hope remained to comfort iin —ll‘.:lI
Ramon was still awaiting me at the her»
niitnge and for this reason had not re
turned. "How troubled he \\ ill be when
I hit linds I do not edit-ml" I said to my-
‘ <elf.
"No. no; a fandanuo, n fund-ungo—
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our national dam-r.
"lhin'l b. tiier llll', l'lllltll't'il.
not said that lt'niiiiot play?”
‘llnt why can't you
Have I
“lIo \vill believe me dead, and.
iinbed. :iiu ivory far from being so'.
lily llldl hour eaiiilot now lie tar iii.»
taut." At daybreak a chaplain entered
the pit-on. )lycoiiipaiiions in in:.-'ery
were Slt‘l'itlli:
“Death?" l
i-xelaiinml upon N't‘tlt;
' iii" priewi. «
“ Because The forgotten the way. and ‘
because. moreover. I have vowed never
“To whom did you make this vow. .
t
'."l‘o myn‘lI. to a dead friend and to
your poor mother, lli,\‘ daughter. "
l otters hail awaknn-d.
All the bright. rhiliiish filt'l'h' gl't‘Vil-‘(NI -
upon hearing thew: words.
"i iii, if you only knew at what cost I
i learned to pla)‘ .ihe eoruet l" eontinued
‘ the old man.
"'l‘liesioi-yl The storyl"i.velniined
i the ehildren. "Tell us tln- story."
"Well, yrs," said Don Basilio. “it is
i really a :itoiy worth telling. LI.~n-n. and
: you shall judge for yourselves whether
’ . Iran or cannot play for you today."
Carefully
Executed
at
the
Antlseating himself under a tree, sur—
iold them tho story of how he learned
1
rounded by the \vondeiiiig ehildrr n. he ‘
to play the eornet. Let: us listen to Don ,
Basilio:
r. a a it it it
It is now 17 years ago that. our belov-
ed Spain wan shaken by eivxl war. ('ar> .
lot! and Isabel disputed the crown. and
our countrymen. divided in two fat:-
tioiis, shed their blood in irntrieidal eon-
fliet. . .
Iliad in those days a friend named
,Ranioii Hornet, cavalry lieutenant in
l the same battalion,
tllll‘ of lllt‘ lir‘wl
hearted lelloivn I have. ever known. We
Were educated together; together we
left. college: together had we passed
I many happy days, and together We \vt l't‘
ready to die for liberty. Uh. I can truly
say that he want more attached to the ‘
.liboral eatis'o than any of us, and his
.‘ loyalty wan never questioned. Yet. even
. so, avert-din injustice committed by our
Sentinel;
chief, oncol’ those :lbllM‘s of authority
‘ that wreck the most honorable earner,
made the .ayalry llul‘llt'lltlllb deseit iln‘
ranks of his follow soldiers, the friend
lenvohis friend, the liberal abandon his
ieatiso for that of :i. hated faction, tho
0fihe
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‘ subordinate desire to kill his superior
oflii'er. '
Neither my warnings nor my entrezil ~
in: availed to dissuade. him from this
rash step. It was a thing derided. He
would change the helmet for the cap,
deeplsiug as he did the. I'I‘IN‘IH and their .
cause.
At that time we found ourselves in
tho principality of ———-. three miles
from the enemy. It was flit» night. in
which Ramon was to desert—n rheur-
less evening, cold and wet, on the eve
of a battle; At midnight Ramon enter~
ed my tent. I was asleep.
“Basilio," he. whispered in my ear.
“ \\'llli'.~:“lllt‘l'tt';“ I asked. waking with
a start. ‘
“It is I. Gomlhy."
”You are going already?"
“‘i'os. Goodhy. " And he grasped my
hand. “Listen,"lwcontinued. "If to-
uiorrow there is it great. battle, as is the
rumor, and we come. tare to face. in ii"—
"I know. i know," I interrupted.
"We are friends. "
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”(’itlljd. \Vo e‘lasp liandsaiid tight aft- :
erward. I shall die tomorrow rarely,
but not until I have fought my way to
the side of the lieutenant eolonel.‘ As
for you, Basilio, do not expose yourself.
Glory is but a vapor. "
“And life?" - . .
“Well said. Make yourself a com-
mandant. The pay in not ethereal-—
that is. not till one has smoked it mm
“Whatmellnchoilythoughtsl” Icried.
withontuinkin. at them "'I‘o-
AW“, .1].
Ah, but all this: hunow ended {or mea'V
\s,” be l‘ plied softly.
“ No\\":”1a~kitl.
“No; \\Iilii.l tlii't'e lll"‘.‘ll‘.~. "
A few lltlltlllt" later my fellow till-iv
Subs, eries and
I)!.'I."!‘)lf‘lltlt“ tillml the prison.
liverv man :i'; iii to die liblllllly li.i~
:ilit‘ idea that is ever present 111 lit:
thoughts: and to which lie cling“. So it
was with me, and \i'e:ikiie.~~. It vei‘. or
madness. I kinv. not \\'llltil. lilb-d my
mind with Illt‘iluills of my friend—of
Itaiiion ll\'lll}.!. ni' ltainoii dead. bl l{:.~
llliill waiting for me in the lieriniiaue.
of Ramon waiting for me iii lli'itVt-lt—
and so powerfully had these idnh taken
pt):-.~‘t'§.~iull of my liilllil that I thought ol'
not hing else during.v those hours of agonv.
They took otl‘ iny raptaiu's llllllttl‘lll
and wrapped mo in ‘ an old soldii r'~‘
eloak. plaeiiig upon my head the ( ‘ailist
eap. Thus 1 iiiaieiieil to my death \\'illt
my l'.l eoiiipzinions in misery. tini- only
had been pardrn- d. and this ilt‘t'dlht‘ be
was a lllllril‘lllil. The (farlistn' at that
time. spared the lives of all iiiii~it'i;iii:~'
on :u'eount of there beiiiu :igreai N':ll't‘li_\‘
of them in lllt'll’ battalions. '
. “And were you :i llillrit‘lzlil. lhiii lla<
silio? Did you save. yoiir>elt by that?"
exeiaiiiied his heart-rs with one breath.
“No, my children." responded the
veteran. “I thrn knew nothing ot‘ inu
hlt‘. ' , ,
Well. the ex: i‘lllli'll squad drew up it
liin- and we \vorw plaeml fili‘lllL', it. I
wa~ No. lit in ii.» i‘n\v——'~tlizit i.» to my.
1 :lllllllll lie the eleventh toilie. 'l'li -n I
thought of my info and ‘1in l‘illltlv-Hf
you and your Inm- muthei‘. my dangli-
trrl
'l‘lie‘iiriiii; began. Those awful dezttli
volleys niaddeiied me. As my eyes were
bandaged I eonldnot seo lilyt‘Hlllpilll‘
ions full one by one. I wished to count
lie Ill".'lll|l',‘.’"$ was tobe ablo to prepare
nivvll' for the last moment. but at- the
third or fourth \nlley I lost eoniit’. (lli,
tinl who of tlu.<o. shots will l‘l'\'t'l‘lii‘l't.ll0
in my heart and brain forever as they
rang out that fatal day! At one inoiiieii
they Were ii thousand leagues away;
the next. their thunder seemed to peal
within my vmyear. And the \‘Ullt‘yCiill-
tinned. 1
"Now I" I thought. The. sharp report
followed, and I wan still alive.
"This will be ii E"‘I said. and then I
felt inyéelf seized by the. shoulder and
dragged out of the ranks, while voices
sounded in my ears. I fell niieonseious
to the ground. the last thought. that
passed through my mind being that I
had been shot and was dying.
Afterward it seemed to me that. Iwas .
lying siren-lied on my prison cut. I half
l‘lllrl'll myself. and looked around the.
ii'_viiiL' to pieiee the darkuew with my
eyes. A shadow llliil't' oiisi‘iii‘e than tlti‘
“(Iii-1‘s appeared to detavli itwll' and
bend Uterine. It had the outline. of a
man. My libs inniinured Illi'l‘ll.ll.llt'llil_'.‘
Tll'.‘ nann of in \lt-l had in en MI lunch
in my thou; its. "
“Ramon 3“
“What is it?" replied the shadow.
I slinddered. "My God!" I ix»
claimed. “ .‘an I be in the other world?"
“ No. “ ieplied the mine voice.
“Ramon. you ~iill live?"
”Yes.“
"And I"-—
“Also." i
“Win-m am I? This is not thoiier-
minute ot St. Nicholas tuid I still a;
. prisoner, or has it all been a dream?" i
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“Eu. Basilio. you have ii‘ht been“;
dreaming. Listen:
lieutenant colonel in alright. After-
. ..au;-
battle. I went on righting decimatoiy
until the t-lur'o ot' the tlt'flt)". Then. as
the moon rose. I thought of you and of
our apiunntineut, and direeted my steps
to the old in l’llllillm‘. \\ iilt tho intention
of awaiting you there. It wine about it)
i‘t'hw'k when I :irriviii: so. as tho hour
agreed upon was t. I lay down to alt-up.
At the nll‘ukti ot’ I, l awoke with n n‘llllh
to iiiid niysell’ alone. 'l'wo, three, four.
the hours rang: out. and dill you did not
l'UlIlt'. Without doubt,I said to my-
tell. he in dead, hill! with a heavy
heint 1 sit out- at. daybreak for the robe]
ramp. All had given too up for lost, so
I was received with joy and the general
~huwered distinction upon me.
“Al'ttiwai'd I learned that mine pris-
oners \vere to be ext-rated that morning.
A [Ii‘l'M‘DIiUii'lll tilled my mind. 't‘aii
Basilio l:u among them'." I thought. I
ran toward the place of execution. The
Miltllt‘rh of the tiring squad had already
taken thei‘ position. I heard the report
.it' the ril in»: ax they rain: out in volleys
hi the Mill morning air. At leiigthI
teaeliul the .seene and ihrrw iuy (‘Fl‘n
rapidly along the line of victims. but
am we nothing. Allgllltill blinds in";
fear iiiiinrves me. At length ldistin-
gnish you but l‘.\'ii]tl:il‘t‘.~' removed from
that of death! What i~ to be done? lilo
tniid, nii‘i-asliout. breakthrough the line
ol‘ Nililli'l'rt, and rush to your side. and.
dinning my arms around you, exelatin
lluilra‘v-ly: .
" "l'l.i~i one. no! This one, no. my
general '.‘
“'l‘lie grneral who was in elizirao of
the eXi-eation and who knew me so t'a-
voralily by my Leliavior in the previous
day's baiilr lt-kl‘ll euriondy:
" Willy? i~‘ he a innsii-iaii'."
“'l‘liat Word was tor the what it
Would be for a man born blind to sud-
di iilv N‘U the sun in all its splendor.
The light it hope fell on my eyes and
dazzled tlioni.
“ ‘.‘lii.~’iei:in!' I eried. ‘Yes, yes. my
general. A musician. a great niu~ieiaiil'
" ‘\\'h:ii instrument dots he play'."
inquired the general.
" ‘ l'lh-—--ilie-—er—-ihat is—why, of
:onr.~e. thr- eoriieif llo plays the cor
Hi i 3‘
" '.\:'e we in need of a (‘td‘!li‘I player?
<aid he. mining to the leader of the
band. .i."l\‘l' m-eonds, live i-ietiiities, be
it re the :nmver eaii'r:
" 'sz. general; (lil' is Ill edeil.’
" ‘\\ivli, lb: life. tillitiieil the general.
'l'l'l‘;.ivl'i‘ ii..it in:.ii from the liltllwtliill
let the t'\v‘i_'ilill .n» prim-red at onx e.’
" liit‘li li'llllL’lLl you ill 1in :irin~' and
brought y at in :w . "
twitter-iv li.nl lizizn. n i~~:i-'et'..~ptai.iiil1
'vi‘lll’ll.l :i'o» .i‘.“illi‘l.li“_.'. and llt'l\\t‘tl‘.
l;llt"lll"l' ;.1bi lt'.ll"w radian-ed liiin, HI“-
H -
tug:
"i one thy Iii» t .5. ll. "
"il'tdlj‘ that.” irpiml l-laiuoii.
"'o'lui do you ninth?" lexelaiiiieil.
"l .iii )wll play the ('tirlll‘l 1‘" llt‘:l.~l1t’tl.
.i x'l. “
"'l‘iiwii you d i int rui- lii:- your life:
ra'iirr :i l ll:i\i'
my '>\‘. it ~ .i‘o-iv \\ llll‘ :le securing yours. "
lieii iny lee-:iii grow ,4. id Within liit‘.
“And li.lZ--i". lie e-ziziiiiued, “do .vt it
know anything of tint?"
"Vi-iv littlv'. You will i’vineinbei'
wli'it tho-y taught in in i" liege." '
" .iitle. indeed. or. lil"It r said, noth-
ing." replied lidliié ii.' "irii will die.
without the ‘tlgltli <t doubt. and I aim
as :i ll;llit r. .Illd think of it! in lr'idays
the l=;tl:\i lll‘Wlllt'll you lwlon: is to be
ill'gllilln‘li. "
" l“lilt't‘ll tin) .~ 1”
"Neither lllidi' nor lirfi. And as you
will not lw able to take your plun'e in it
(be: Hod will int our}. :l. inirzn-lei we.
shall both be shot. "
"To put you to «it .iili I" I tried.
"\‘oii. for inv Nth‘t'; for lilt'. \ihoiu you
have riskedyniii' life to ~;ivef .-\li. lieiiv—
en will not permit it. Within I.) days I
shall barn to play the owner I"
Rainwn bur.~i into a laugh.
«What more ~lizill l say. my children?
lzi ii. ti;i_‘.'.<——i;"l. point of the human
will—«in lia days, wirli tliwir if: nights——
l‘Cr lslv-p: i:o lll"l'-‘ than lbtlltte‘ l'illll'
polled in hall :1 tannin—in if. daysl
had it :ll‘llz d in play iln e vriiet. ‘
\ih‘it day> tho-e iii-iv! ltanioii iiiitlI
lelt i‘niiipearly l'llt‘ll morning and passed
llt)lll,~' Will: a lllll.~lt‘i:tlt who mine truth
a Ilt‘lglilit'l'llig village to It'llt‘ll the. I
liseape‘. Iran lead this thought in
your eyes. All, nothing more impo~x<i~
ble. 1 was :t priwiier. The}: never 1'0-
laxed llii'll' \ i;:il:ii:ev. and Ramon did
no: v».'..~h io ("l'ill'l‘ without - .3".
li et'i‘lti." to me now as it' in all that
time l('-=lllil neither rat lli-l' sleep nor
think of :lllilill. saw my ('Ill‘lil‘l.
l. tl..'.l l' 'ltl'ilvtlilirt‘ll
[was resolved to learn, and I did.
And it' I had been dumb I >liould have .
Hintlfi'll: and paralytic. I rhould have
walkid; and blind. should have seen-J
because I willed ll. _
Uh. the. will lllN‘v‘u'I‘l‘." for all. Resolu-
tion is power. t‘hildren, learn this great
truth—to will is to aenii-ve.
I saved thus my lib- and that of my
fi’irnd. But, I “‘1 nt mad, and my mad»
lll"i.~ has the art I had learnt-d. It might
be. said that in llil't't‘ years the t‘tdllt‘i
never hit my hand. llo-te liillll—Hilrlil‘
hl—llt'lltilil my World tl‘dt‘ittg that time.
lint Hans-n did not abandon me. To-
nether ~ we ‘ltiigl‘ult'il to I“l‘.lll('t‘, and
lltrl‘i‘ l l‘i.‘dtlilllt§‘il iny playing. The car
not has l'lyr't'lI—H seemed to ring in
my mouth. 'l‘hr people. the notai iliiim
in the aii, nil natln l'l'll to l:- :' the. It
was :i wonder. a inane}. Th:- e ‘l'l‘t‘i
:~i‘t im d ioywld to my lingers; it bet-nine
elastii': ll. liltvztlt'dl: it wt in; ii l'i'lt‘tl
aloud: it lllllltlltii the birds. the wild
lit*;l.~l.~, ll1I‘lllllillill Salt—-
Till-:4 ibhsi'ti tvm yr at» lt.iut_‘(.
Cilil Id llilll’ llllli‘ lininoti tiled.
.-\'. llll‘
(litmus:
upon my friend‘s dead body. I l.l‘«l':t'\‘l’l".‘ti'
my vermin, and win-ii. Ilil‘ll in my right
llllllil, I‘tillfl. do)" took up the comet and
tried to play, I i'ouiid toinyastouishmeut
that the pow‘er had left Ill".
Will you now ask me to play a tune
for your ti:lll("".‘—I“i‘rilll the Spanish in
Chicago Tribune.
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: ‘ Young bamboo sticks make an excel- i
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new ‘gefimliy given With erupting, ‘ u.—
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I was ‘
‘iii.~..in-. and music wa~ iny in‘oiioiiiaiiia.
‘Irlllillllll.
HATS AVND BONNETS.
Lace and 'l‘ullo (ltnnblued “’itli Fur mid
I‘iou'rrn.
Sill; lh'lH’t‘J' huh. sown ltr’IIi' invrtliia
with a purl-w. whoil. .~. not warranted by
their lim-onnienn or w "int: Itlltlllllt‘~.
'l'liv beaver .~'n;' --~ Ilr hit all hair a bell
rruwn, “lit'llnf' i'. be bit-h or low. and
iiia‘iyiiiue ito- li‘:."ll.ll' t‘lll‘l-ll b"lni. like
i ii;iiii':.. It iv. rail “r lill‘llllul‘lltiil“ to we
Hit h a hat irinnm il \\llll “illit‘ilii’l' pam-
l-iirkii ~ .ll‘ll butthei'v’, lint ‘iit'Il tltlltl'illltt'lltr
:iroiiripluyml. ii iii‘.\' lI-‘ in Well In re
mind “Hilll‘llllb‘Il uniting looks so shabby
nitd tint niy itsnddbn .ri-d -ilk lial. whether
it la- worn by n nmn or n “Ulllttlt. and
that lu-nverreqiiii-e.‘ earl-ml treatment and
ilelii'uto handling), ilt ni‘tlei' to pin-will it
reputable :tpin‘tll‘:tlit"'. .\ dented room
and ronuiietnd pile are no: to be aioned
tor by a bit oi' illlll'. v ii-‘inqning. and lint
~ilk but In our ol’ tm exirolln-a. either do-
I'illellly smart or ib-el li-dly ~liiibl-y.
'l‘nllo i~ ii~ed u.-. .i ll‘lllllILIili! l'or felt
llillh, with rows", wlifli' llll't‘ ninl. IIIl'iIlll‘M‘,
llil‘. Violet. are nth-I eminently fashion-
able, and alone or \‘ lili other IIll‘Vl 2'.‘ are
til i iii-‘[within-11““:
.owiion lli.’ii‘l\‘ hat. and lionnvia Shine
~inal i‘til‘.l‘l'l~ are r not w-il alinod on»
tin-lg: of \‘lnli‘ix will! .i l\\l~l ui‘ ‘.’i’l\i'l and
an uriiann-nt to give llll'lll >ll!.‘ll‘lllt‘i~'.
‘ 'l‘liooltl likiiiu lor fanty .‘ii‘i'ltl ~ seems
to b" r.-\i\ 'l‘ltl- yirii' tho ii!‘lll"iii:lI
~lioi~< are l e'irL _. : i'-"tl inn. iv: l‘ iprons
lit lawn. i':| ! _. ' ’1ll;\llll.‘.lld ‘ill.
in,
.\n illn-w. ill-iii i~ admit of ..l out of
doori-zmixiiivetri‘ gray moi Ill' ~ do The
‘Iltlil whit". 14 .‘Iil'ti'lnll or and the fold
\\llll.’lll|*l:.:i1‘till4 id .ii‘l‘.l ‘.~.'i~£i «: Ida-l.
vrlwi .‘lltii l::i~ :i l-‘iu- d Mid.- plan in
front. tiritli l' \tl...'li' il‘l‘v'dl-ll p:;~'~i‘.~.
i
lilo“ in ll~ lil‘: .il liltiil :ii.ll 3' '.~ .‘i riot!
No pain. t'ti‘dll ill" middle 'o front, the
Hill! lu'lli.‘ gm}. let it at i‘.n~ \\;;i~t :rntl
iii-lzl :1! Illll t‘- ion a g \timl button.
l'lu- voke, ..t :i'_.iv \vlvn. is! lllll'li by (“1'
i
.,,.
brwnlery l.l.v- llml on the am. i.ii.l ibe
itiilfll‘ ii (llkn' l'l‘lll'llitltl‘dl. 'Idll' .~lv>“\t'~‘
|l‘I'_L’.l.I‘)1'I'I'll it 'n :t ~ort of l‘l' >~t t'li the
shoulder Iiit'idii~ll’i‘ oi the 'ii'l portion
b- in; ~inbri-nlv "ed. The lrlt i‘ of out?“
t.‘.\t~t. 'l'no ii pp- wbn‘v i~ \vorn Willi
ll‘.“ uowii i it light :t:‘ on \v-lii t. trimmed
‘d ill. blal'i; [ratio-rm and a l‘il‘li‘ lit'- |.b,
.ll “it l'ilt'l.l.l' t.
NOTES OF THE FASHIONS.
Vein-t and Love In High liliior~~lerves
llnlil TIII‘I‘.‘ Unit.
A new l"i'.i: ll ixiodr-l for it but l.:i~’ 3
wide l‘riin. nipped down at the bill!" and
illl'ltt‘tl i-onqilmely up a: tin- but-k. the
fibh‘t‘ la ill! ltliut ill with \ltllt'i.~. 'l'lie
lniir ‘niio ln' \vorii loo<e at the ~ide< with
lllh ~15 lo ol‘ l-
\‘t l\t‘i i~ iiziirh no ll for trimming [‘113‘
pm». both in the int-in of ribbon and in
lviaubninb lined with burkrain. 'l‘hoz-‘o
baiub iii-e iiwil to trim the seams of elill'li
Hill are al~o ping-loved longitudinallyon
\‘rltii i‘idllii‘.‘ and villi“ are ii~od
on wool fnbrirkwf all ~oi'i~ a< well :15 on silk.
t ‘.
iiii'ut': ‘.
Lave i»: laii~lilv employed for the :uiorii~_
liii'lil oi :ilinmt ever} thing in i he wardrobe.
‘itt\\‘li~ of sill. lll' ii'iewool iiri' Il‘llllllll‘ti
\riiii \\i-l~- lure. i-itln-r lulled on or applied
lint, \_\ l.l"ll I.‘ the lll‘\\'t‘l‘ way.
aililioiizh soiin-ivlini has nu-
l!l'l‘>l\\' than they \\'ei'el:t~'t _\'-.‘.'ll‘. still hold
iln-lrowii wry steadily ill point ol’si‘zr.
.‘tltil llii Ti' i“ little Ill‘tt-~‘: Ni «ii their lli‘l't‘lih
.iig iii-i'iiledly smaller lor it long illllt'.
'l‘iie l:i!e~i >b'et‘t‘~ tll'mqi a little U“ l‘ the
>li‘l‘\ PF.
I-’.l'l) up lle'l‘. t.tt‘.\ v, ' .
elbows, but are Hill quite lull :ii the top.
The pin-lion .“r-iiii v.ri~i to ill -'.'.‘ i~ plow
tiitli‘v fiiiil i- In i'vany t‘.'.-I‘\ il.lll'-‘l_‘.' iin-
i.o\‘- l x: I'. have.
.; .rl. ~ l:..\.‘ but-
\t' both ninl lands
liill‘gi'
> dun .‘Ill‘ll'~.
deep. Liir'wl bat-L i
Min, and ~i:ll nzlo'iw‘l
IDI- \'i‘l\ii tll‘ ltit't' Iij‘ 11.. “ll tlil-‘l'li.
punk ti'oni blltllllllt 3‘ to i'llu \v .ll'i‘ Men on ‘
t‘ihltlll x (1 light ir::il« rial. lint tailor
;:~-\\'ll~.'.t‘.ll i'lnlit il1'-'-»wli:.\i the dumping
--tl'wt . . illlf.‘ lllt'liili‘lii'il.
'i'iie tlltistmii. it ,hon'v. ;.
imbiai'kribh:
l'ti,«illillt‘. i-tmqowd oi innit-rial .litlllilfl it;
~ilk linin'le plaid til ld.n'k on .i red ~aliii
ground. The gmlet >ltil'7 ion a narrow,
t-laltu-d panel of royal blur-velvet on either
~itlr of the inlilii'r. 'i'lie boiliveivl'I'etlstititi,
riiilireidereil with black, i» .‘tiiitl‘llllll \‘t'illi
li’liptl.‘»\l~~~ blue. \'l‘l\l‘l ili‘:tpel'n~~. “'llll‘il
:iri‘ linitla-ri-d in lllltlt‘L' anointed mm lei of
bluevelvet. 'l'lio l‘vihl blil‘il", of wards
like tiny skirt, are plaltid lint over the
sliotilders and have it Ileepeiil‘f of rod fillhill
embroidered with l ink. The draped rol-
lar In of bin» telvet. 'i'ho lint. iiitttiiiiiimiiy.
puts ornaments and black feathers.
. ~ ~ Jenieb‘noum.
A Downed Mole.
Uno of t! r. brieiiti 4t Virginia women
III llllN eity hm a fund oi aia-i-doio illun-
iiaiivo oi bl‘e outrun the i-lvl Dominion
iizllh’lt‘x that i.“ not. saipa-o ll by 'i‘lioiiiii.s
Iii-hon l';l;;w llllll‘fl‘lf. the was billing
i..i~ other night ot a young: Inn'e lhat
mil littil sliipptd inn iii-inbl train to .
farmer in l"iililli!i':‘ i-onniv. A i n: liilll
be: it “Hi rerun-l): arr-and lll'd net-k with
.t role, it ith; h pping dirwiit lix’lill'i't'till,
lit; in lle .-. the ol hi.. jliiriiey tho
inule'h hunger and unit: at depravity
had tr inptt-d hint to «how up both tag
and rope. This gavo the darky brakvv
liltill pi‘eut eoia'i-rn. lie battled back to
the tailnaim‘ and raw the conductor.
“Mars lieortlv." he t'l'il‘tl, ” 'foro
(iawd. wlrir yo’ bIM‘t'Iti to put ofi' tint
erli‘r ’l‘) done eat upwliar 'o gwine."—-
New Ymk Press.
WATER SNAKE FIGH75 EEL.
Terrifle (.‘nuilmt “‘hieh Finally Ended In
the I‘it'i'o l-thnpe.
“Did you t \--i know that ihri‘o i.~' n
d. adly antipathy ill mm in a ioninion
V..tlt'l' make and an rel?” asked tho
tdieriiiaia. “Well. i never knew it un-
til an i-xprrii lli't' that I had in white»-
ii.~.: a light between the inn. l'vi'sonnlly
i hate il:u nimittsl dread of I‘I'IF. I'm
more afiaid Li them than I am of a
snake, and you t';.:l imagine my ehintrin
v hen I happened to ill-uh one on who of
'-._v lishiiitz ext editions. [was afraid to
It lll‘l‘. it. iii :l all i t'diill tb.\.::~: to let it
dangle in tlm air. li- lizltl not get it t-II
my lllnih. Llitl l v.':i~ im hunting what to
do. win n. all: pv'ln-r nnnoiieed, I allow-
ml the .~l iii)‘ “it‘il't‘I to drop down it.l0
the \Hill‘l'.
"ii: a int nwiii l >:i\\‘ a hit: water
<iza .‘u- male .. iiiie for it. At. the lli‘n‘l.
hinge it i-nnylit ilze l3t‘t‘l\' of the eel
union lg. la-tvm i: it< ii. iii. and [could
...- it mini; ii~ ugly in. Ling iaiijzri into
tlieeivl'» ili ~h. l‘.\1llltli :iiixii ii~ly to we
the li"\"ll" nantn With ii~ :ritn hold
~:ill on lil‘ ii-l'~ nor-k the «wake. quit-k
,. o liil.‘ 1.. '.-'.l it. \\E' ppd its :iizir
his body ::!':: .n'l it~-;int;.,, imi‘s Ili‘l'k in
til: i-ii'oit to .~qiii-v/.e :I to death. 't be
li"Ii_‘.' til ill-n et'l \\;t~‘ it ‘; .‘lt i'iv‘. lit-\H'Vt'l‘.
and lit" .~i.akn‘.~roilx. d. ~piii all it eoiild
\i-rifi ~lfj: mun :n' fl': v.;'.!.-r.
Ii llltti‘ HI Ill"ill| At!
nit. lli‘n'l Mir
rm: Il« lmlli on the in 1’s
Hy -t 'ln- latter was lint
:irwl Merv Iil'li' it would slip
i if llix‘ 1:...1.hole-undilu-
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do.
little: .<:..‘.|l.l :t '
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