VOL. 13, NO. 27.
TR! WOOD. crrvtocn.
"thorn-mien
creamer-earner—
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”We!“
mien-IN”
“ammonium-neon.
Y‘flm‘woutdgtve
“with who:
eeerudn.
we-erutenmummm
mumum
oeheurwteeotnyhurtl
mumemoowerewe'uuhtdei
Manner-Ironic“.
Andctwevaendcru'eee.
Whethetellwccaa'l‘rochnientle wide
Andtheherry hengered onthehowh;
Mewey loveetth Inc.
'l'hereteewerdtclhrknee
Mmueumtouege now.
'l'letlnlieteneupeurm
name-w
mmummmmmwm
cue-mm
Hummer-mum
“tum-altlwutdfiellhegeyx
—l’runth rerun.
A Pmc’fi’flxm
OBI-eper'l‘reutly eet elcueinhlelihrery
cnechillOotohereveniog. Infect. he wee
genueiiy elone. and hie eolitery life. though
clhbown choceing. wee tent changing hint
intoe gloomy. Inoroee men.
All around him were evidencee a! wealth;
velvet cerpete. eilken dreperiee. etetuery
endrnrepeintinge. and e library or well-
bonnd rolurnee, worth of thermolvee e smell
tortue- buttherewee en eching void in
hhcruety. old heart. thet even there thiuge
teiledtodn.
Over the auntie hung e portrait. e hand.
cone. boyuh i'eoe with trunk. blue eyes and
enneitive, erniling mouth. The pole of
‘the heed bctokened pride end self-will and
the-gm chin looked very reeolute, but
the eyee were kind end true. end these lent
e chernr to the whole conntenence.
OldJ'eeper looked up et the hendeouie.
nailing tece end eighed. He would here
the portrait hung there where he could ece
it every dey, even though its originel wee
heniehed tron: hie eight iorever.
And eornetiniee. when he felt the recent-
rnent dying out o! hie beer: and his pride
giving wey to hinder teelicge. he would
turn ewey iron: the picture. leet in hie cotter
mood, the tender lipe end pieeding eyee
nuke bin: yield the torgivcneee for which
the teen wee too proud to ark.
“ A young ledy. eir,” announced the but
leretthedoor.endtheoldmenetertedtrom
hie reverie. Goth were not frequent at
Illrevitlyhlnurtr.
“I'll eeeher here.“ he eeid ehortly.
Bhecemein fluidly, e email. slender girl
withepretty, oval tecc. end dark. wistful
eyu. Jeeper hourly glenoed her over
with e lock of epprcvel end motioned her to
eeeet.
“!onr hoe locke leather,“ he sold.
“yetldonotrecotlccthevingeecnyou he-
tore."
"1 an: Hilde Wotan.“ ehe enewered:
“Percy Viuton‘v daughter." .
The old rnen eterted trot: hie eeet.
“Percy \‘tutou‘e “bier!" be ex-
chimed. "leit poveiblel Well. yee. you
have your tether‘e leeturee. What bringe
ycnherel"
Riemanerwee not unkind. though he
yoke eo bruequely.
“I here been en orphan for a year.“
Kilt-id. endhervoiceqcivercd. "They
hcthdiediui‘renegendl wee thrown on
my own reecurcee. rum never band the
tortue he wee expecting. you know.“
“No, though we both eluted £0."th in
tire. Heweeedreeniy man. never nieent
brreelwork. though! member hie wild
telkehcutthe wealth he would have one
by. Poorfellowl eohe‘e deed?“
neutered et the glowing cool! with
dreamy eyee. endehcck hiebeld heedeedly.
Thenhientoodchngedend he tuned tort
we'dinhiecheirwlth Inehinghce.
"ltrledtohecphineeteedy."heeeid.er-
u‘tedty. “hutttweencuee. Rowe-liken
mlhng‘ongheru. there.end all ever. end
precicne little ince- he ever gathered.
When he phenedthettoclieh expeditia to
turope. l weethormhlyvered with hit.
hutwhenhe-errledeprettyh‘renoheingu
teelntyeerwithcnte cent to live on. I
waded-yhenibothiueltcgethc."
"sheweeegocdwitefi Eda-anti;
Thu. whenthe old BIB'I eeoitelnent hed
collided. fie continued: “th eun-
fimedtheqwereel. but bottle be tied he
totdreewhet Mott trieoa you need to
he, andtheqhhe tndn‘t heeld trove you
turyeern hehedhpttreekctyouendgeve
nieycereddreee. lietctdnieillwee ever
intro-hie. been. toyoc. eedbe we: are
you would help we. I did my hret be
ewhite. but ! wee poor end unknown. end
everything went wrong. no ! nude up .y
mind to uh tather'e envied eed—"
“Aflhneyee eee.‘ heurupted Joye
M. “Peer they! 'el he wee e
“1*.qu ell. thcqh no new for
“ “he i h. * ehe Inked. eottty.
neefl nee new-ed on her. then turned
wit eeddee tunic.
"M (brie. by nephew. Gertie."
bentd. with notice. “I have never
gob-ethi-bycu. my deer. but he ie
eeflc. outed-y hind. We need to get
etcng Mon-b. but he wee wild e hit. end
colt-willed. end one by we quemled. I
don‘t thinkeithcrctnereeeut one word we
bid then. but we were both very new.
ndtheendctit wee I ordered hintin-
by hour brever. He took Inc et nay
md.end!hevenevereeeuhinuincc.“
“Yonlovedhhn. ctr!" eeked Hilde.
"AI my own eon.“ he enewcred. then
with eudden hitterneee. " But he did
wrong. Iweeiutheright. eudhe wee too
etubhorntoyletd. I told him Iwouldnever
forgive him.“
"Oh. I‘m eure you will.”
Hildeleidherhcndcntheoldmen‘e em
end looked et hi- wtth wield eyee. They
=1: awn to be very m eech ctec.
will race ‘ M
h the“ len‘e'flecttcnl‘. h
“l‘reeureyee will.“ eherepeeted. “Re
weeeucheboythen.youknow. end he hel
repented"
"How do you know P" old Jeeper eehcd.
fiercely. " lie will never repent. I tell
you.“
“Helooke too kind and true to herbcr
reeeutnent long,” eeid Hilde. “ Won‘t you
write to hint. eir, end tell him he they come
heck I"
Be chock hie heed elcwly end hie toeturce
grew herd end cold egein. He wee not
ready to yield juet yet. but Hilde hoped thet
et eotuotuture day he would grant tier re.
queet end eeud for hie weywerd nephew.
Bummer ceme and peered. It wee Octo-
ber egein. but Jeeper Trontly did not drced
now the coming winter with ite bleek deye
end long. weary nights.
He won lonely no longer; Hilde became a
countent ccmpenion. brightening hie life
with her eunny presence. and whilq; ewey
the hours thet were once so icdioun
Sitting one evening at twilight at the old
piano. eho began the boiled d " Robin
Adeir." With the met notee old Jasper
:tertedupendleidhie bend on her shout.
er.
" Don‘t. don‘t." be exclaimed, tremoloue.
ly; “ that won elweye Cberlia‘e favorite.
Don‘t sing it."
Hilde had never econ hint eo moved; she
thought it would be e good opportunity to
plant! for the absent led. end began without
delay. eerneetly and eppoelingly while the
old men lietened end did not eilencc her.
“Oh. eir. plceee torgive him. I know he
in eorry. It will be but for you both.
Won‘t you torgive him l“
“ But I wee right." per-listed the old men.
“Yet. I know. but he was so young end
thoughtleu. I don‘t think he deserves each
eeverc punishment.“
“ Well. perhaps not.“
“ Then you iorgive him and take it all
heck l"
“Well. you. 1‘“ forgive him.“
Old deeper spoke reluctantly. but Hilde
knew thet he would not retract hie wool-I.
“And you will write and tell him no l‘“
ehc edded.
thenaeoerue over the old nten‘e Once;
it grow and and thoughtful.
“ Alec! I don‘t know where he in now.“
he enewered: “but I will try to And hint.“
Hilde roee iron: the piano end knelt et hie
dds
" Hr. Trendy." hm! said. slowly. “ l tau
Int eek for forgiveness. Would you grunt
I when I tell you I have deivcd you 3“
“ Dcccivcd are l I cennot understand."
Brie” ehe rcleted her story.
" Before tether died we tact your ucphow.
(Ital-tie 'lh'euth. F‘ether welcomed him It
once toryour .ke. end he vieited us very
ctteu. 'lhen when I wee lett alone i hed
nocthertrieud.eclturued to him. end—
endetewtnontheleterwewcretnerried.‘
She looked up timidly at old Jaeper’e
teoe. hutitweeecn-coulittelendhemein.
tetned a grim fleece.
"I didlt torQhrlie‘e Ike." ehe wentca.
“Bewaewillingtoretnn to you. but he
Pcrernouieetthecldnieuut client and
notionleudhen to her eurpriee. be bent
endkieeedherbrehred.
“Youhevedcne rue e greet tevcr. my
deer.“heeeld.gectly. end thought ct the
peetymhnelyendproltlembebrethie
yonngglrloerue. With there in mind he
couflndreentherdcceptiou;
hweetceehedhyherdevoticeend perce-
veneer.
Mmetewdeyehtternndthecld
teedweetorgom.
Duluthyeerethettollowed. it would
hediflunlttolnde trio then old
Jeqer'l‘rently, ct'l'rently Inner. hie nephew
Mendtheidol of both loyal heerh.
Mmenbmtbelittle peeeeeneh
ee.
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ILOQD OR A” BRIDAL OM
to ocean Lean.
kc-thegufihdldeethecrcwdiee.
liver. or it ie uevlgated.
“utterly eloue.
brother. et-iggcr end teller brother. or e
wen-ruled bully ct eeven encwpccke.
hundred ntilce ct Mount Hood Mid count
levee enow-conee. chd in eternal winter.
piercing the clouds. Them is no eccuc ac
lublleic ae thie in all the world.
The mountains of Europe are only hilla in
cowparieou. Although some of them are
Quito or high er thoeo ct Oregon and Wash.
legion Territory. yet they lie for inland. end
ere no not on the top of other hillt that they
lore numb at their mejcaty. There at 0m.
govt eturt up sudden and Military. and almoet
nounteln puke oi the the.
that twice en high. And being ill the
been of pymruide or com. they on much
uoroituposiag and beautiful than thoec at
either Asia or Europe.
But that which midi wont at all to the
beauty end aublimity of the mountain
eecncry of Mount Hood and his cuu‘mne it
the mundane cloud cil'octu that euconipuce
him.
In the llret place. you must understand
thet ell thin rcgiuu how in one douse black
tum of'tuutcbloaa and magnificent forests.
From tho wutur's value up to the renounliuo
clember and cling the drtrlr groan fir. yim‘.
coder. tamareolr. yew. and junipm'. Some
3! the pious arc heavy with grout cones no
long as your arms; aortic of tho yaw tram
ere scarlet with barrier; and now and than
you eoc u burly juuipar bonding under it
loud of blue and bitter fruit. And nearly
hll of these tract: are Inautlccl in garments at
more. This moss trails and swings luzily in
tho wind. and sometirnce (troops to the
length of e hundred feet.
In them great durlr foreuta in it (loose un-
dergrowth of vluennaplc. tum-l. mountain
uh. marsh ash. willow, and briur bushes.
Tangled in with all this in tho mutt and ever
present and impuriahnble (out.
Up and through and over all thin darkucsn
of forests. drift and drug and lazily orccp
the most weird and wonderful clouds in ell
this world. They move in great caravans.
l‘hry scam literally to bo olive. 'l‘hoy riec
with the morning sun, like tho coalitions
millions of snow-white geese. swans. and
other water-fowl that frequent the rivers oi
Oregon. and slowly (invalid the mountain
ides. dragging themselves through and over
the lope of tho trace. heading straight tor
the see. or hovering about tho mountain
penile. like mighty whitowiugod birds.
veer-y oi flight end wanting to rest.
They are white on euow. those cloude 0!
Mann. decoy. and rarely. if over. still;
constantly moving in contra-t with the black
tor-oils, these oloude are utmugely uyxupathin
to one who worehipe nature.
0! course. in the rainy acacou. which in
nearly hell the year here. thoeo cloud etioote
ere absent M such times the whole laud iv
one wet rolnoloud. dork end dreary and full
J? thunder.
'l‘oaeceeuow-peeh in ell its uublimity.
you must rec it above the cloud». It ie not
accessory that you ehonld clirrb the peak to
do thie. but eaccud conic neighboring hill
and have the white cloud: creep up or down
the valley. through end over the black tor.
eet. between you and. the enowy summit
that pricke the blue home ct store. Whet
color! Movement! Mitoculoue lifel—
Mowt “In W WMCM“MJWI
Hitler. in St. NW
mflw Vow-«.1
FACT. ABOUT THE OSTRIOHt
Ietertlwn hem! to uni-c ‘l‘tu-tuw'l‘hrlr Ale
and ltuuetug Abtllttce.
The eclectiou oi the land upon which the
term in to be «tablivhcd muat be mode with
greet care. The oetrloh hes proved hlrnecll
very eoneitivo to the north wind on it blcwe
lnSouthcrn Africa. and it is hardly to he
euppceed thet tho Gnlitoruie eaphyra from
thet point ot the compass will hero lcea
elect upon hie aerveu. The land ehould be
level. for the ostrich is not adopted to hilly
country and is. in greet danger of lit-coking
hielege it forced to trevel up or down hill.
The lend ehould he candy end guwclly to e
eerhin degree. Grevel acute to be medi.
cine Ior the cetrich. end a «min peuecee
(or tevcnl ot the few ille which elfeot hive
during the neuron of hie youth. He must
the have plenty ct weter. though he cenuot
beer wet weether. Agaioet heat the bird la
preot. end cold he one ehnd elutoet ea well.
Oetrlchee eeldom die from eickneee after
they rich their eeocnd your. but it come-
tteeeeheppeuthet they breekeleg through
”fleet. in which case they meet be killed.
They ere inoet eerily frightened, upectally
hyeniuele. Adogorcetren mete much
erdtenrent emong then). They will run
about in their encloeuree in the wildest men.
eer end injure Wm by jumping.
egelnfithetencee. Inenetnrel etetce
’lock ct birds will ulweye try to
Icent Rood dude about eixty miter
ebcettwohuniedrntlee up the Oolurahia‘.
Mount Hood
And yet be in only e
At eny eceeon c! the year. you can attend
eneltuoet eny little eminence within two
cutol'tha sea. at it were. 80 thut while.
hey are really not much higher then the -
gelethedee-t. Theyceurun et the arr-A
Chicory
but it in out ct piecein
There ie no rflnityot one
and no reeecnon earth why
‘ joined except (or the W
Thole who tell you that they
chicory in their codee are not in;
with. eny more than they who
cleret eour. like the cconorn s
in the etcry. or their oyetere ,
George 11. Cole: bee no fellow
mix it with anything clue in to 4- _
noble berry. The cutotcur. to, ' '
buy hie cotton whole. taking cere
he: the true article. for the i~’_‘
wicked men hoe gone so tor or.”
imitation calico her-lien. .‘l‘hoe
to be real oonnchcure ,
W ‘
ed hiecolcc with tile own illuetrloue We.
“in an engine tor the purlmee.“ no Pcpctchi
Dr. Arbuthnot. What that engine wee’ We
ehould like to know. for, strange or it may
room. and or proof of tho gross ignorence
which eurrounds this port of tho eubjeot.’
there is not now extant any simple collee
routing epperetue such as tho bachelor of
{nodcreto moons and small appliances out:
use with hie own bonds. '1‘th arc ecvet‘el
patent mechinca of elaborate construction at
which the best in cylinder whichgoce round
byclock work; but their {unit in tbet they
roost more than is necessary for one men'e
use. and cottee to be good should be tmh
roasted the day it in mode. The volatile ele-
meats in which eo much or the value on
well on the flavor ct calico resides speedily
eveporete utter they hevo once been developed
by the notion of tire. Tho next step is the
grinding or rather pounding: tor calico. tor
the duo evolution 0! its ethereal ceeencce,
ehould be bruieed into n more or lose duo
powder-mot out. cult is in oil the grinding
machines or oommerco. The Eastern. who
are the bout of coffee makers. lay great strain
on thin point. They bruise their cotton with
poetic and mortar. no as to preserve the oily
particlea in greatest perfection. and reduce
it to it due powder. which is cooked in water
like soup and wholly connurnod. This lost
however, is a detail which the uranium need
not follow unloee his tonic has been so (or
Orieutoliecd or to prefer tho thick muddy
dccoctiou of the Rust to the more artificial
product of tho West. The calico being
ground. end no more ground than is needed
tor irnmcdletc use. now comes thciuiportnul
process of ranking. The simplest way oi
melting oodoo ii the best. always hunting in
mind thet the object is to aoourc the union
point of boiling. neither before our utter-he
process which in momentary and dellcttte.
something between infusion and doooct
There ero two weye by which it our
eccompliuhod. The lirrt ie to pour the wet“?
on the Dulce. which in the lucro common!
practice. tho other in to throw the coder
into the water. which in for better and more
simple. All that is hooded is a saucepan
narrower at the top than at the bottoni.
with elong wooden handle. Into this incite.
are the uncut quantity of water required.
the proportion of which to coloc tr a matter
ct teete. Setting the eeucepeu over e briel
Ire. end with your tncaeuro of colco reedy
to bend. watch for the lei-go bubblce to up.
poer. Then take the mucoueu all end throw
in the codec. end with e clothe or two put it
beck on the tire for o couple at eecoada.
No it o! and lot it rout tor two or thrcc
minutes bolero pouring oil into the cup or
oodec pot. By thin prooeee. the nicely or
which depend: upon catching the exact mo-
ment of boiling. and in not ovordoicg the
mood time ct boiling. you will have calico in
ite fullest development at flavor and Home.
—b‘t Imam Gareth.
‘ .
GHlNESE TRAIN.
Mr. E. V. Smalloy‘a paper in the Chutury.
on “ Fflttltlm of the New North-wont.“ diu-
cuseea verioua social and political eubjecta.
end. speaking of the Ohiuoec population.
lays in part:
There in a mietaltcu notion in the East
that the Chincee ere elwaye humble and
tubtuiotlve. and much put upon end ubuecd
by the whites of the Pacific court. There
will n time when the hoodlume of Sen Fren-
cieco maltreated tho Aeietlc immigreute
cherueiully. but that time bee gone by.
Nowthc Ohineuiau appear: to be ea eecure
in hie righte ct pereon endprcpctty or any
body. Iuetced of being detcrential end
timid he in ctten puehlug and ineoleut. 8c
:loee not dumb the etreet. He huetlee
you no rudely or no Englieh nevvy. A
body at Ohioeee leboto‘te meshing down e
oerrow etreee will crowd ledlee into’the cut-
ter. The Ohiocee corroborate. “dcctcre. end
uthcre belonging to the better-clearer. eeeee
eoliteee Frenchmen, but the me o! the
Ohiueee populotioncu the Pulse cceet ere
of the cotton with the water at theienuct '
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