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:- x but; it d «l-i‘ars tn Sadat y Ila-Arm.
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gtum iii-his: diffic wigs no hurry: his
.rnalitoxs wcrc not troubling hill. tnd he
Ian '1 a kind of sublimi- him in the advent
a: money smith-m- w: thin: sum ‘wherc.
>0 In' only a! thi~ hour named hiiiiwlf.
l :t h? urged tbs: ~ :it ~o chain-wily an!
that Sadaicy unsorted him by
sit} iy paring ln:h h r ha .d~ in his.
rh éu-‘m-d ~ . Irwin-31in: in this $llr~
run-Ii r that Julian (wield hardly brill-Vi-
in his happfm‘». nnd for one half hunr
he dual; oi tin par”: and yr! the must
intinz- ' : ttlpihfl! Iifcistlcrs. Then
.Nr—glin-tes ~t rrcd and iargiiidly opened
5.? Ik'aYt cyh. Julian wind Sydney Were
insimtiy'ai her std; and she divinml in
one glam”! the minis-ii between th in.
sh:- .~luswd h‘e- lnyei again. and slou-
large 3 us mid on: from the bury
lidu.
“You are glad. unis!“ whispered
\dacy. “Say you on: glad. You like
so r14 :2
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_ “Julian. before Sydiu y comes in I wish
to uv s row ward: to y.ti. I know
1 your Tamil} is . Id and wxalrliy: and I
2 v pp- < you have the means which on-
‘ rt c you to :iddrcks ;. young lady of her
. iron. I'\tl wb-u I w a." to feel mint
3 ;~ [IIIII Y0?) \\ ill be \‘cr_\ gctltli‘ and lut‘ttt : ;
Sydney ,
T . :uv ul-.rli:t~_: w Iicn I It!“ :03!"
Al Ci of i'tt’t‘ not. It for money. but she
E w thil l-zxa'k ber hvai‘t if you f-‘rxot licr.
\I_\ i‘n‘uir \ll s with AI“? Julian. but I
mattcrbf fact way. “Come. Sydney,“
he mid. “the buses don‘t like waiting,
and [dare say Mr. Raleigh is both hungry i
antl'tlt‘i‘l.“ l
.\< they passed through the little .
town. Julian noticed that the people!
wct‘i‘ hanging wreaths of bully and nils— ;
tlrtm‘. nnl spanning the narrow streets
with arches of evergreens.
“'rllt‘l'nrc getting ready for (‘lirist-
mas early. are they not, Sy cy?“ he
l l' l‘ ' --l w a: my (Initlilt‘til‘i‘ in you by ilhhl'll. ‘
i Maxi l mv S;l\'lll'_." “ “OIL“ she anSWt‘fl‘d‘ laughing l““’~
. u. madam. I ratt‘liit. in lead I “those are in my honor. Julian. All the
,,.. r l\'tll:|;:l‘kt‘t‘ps my birthday wnli lltt‘ to—
. "Has. ‘ h we is Syiluev; s-iy iiitliinur
v as 5hr nah i r . .urc that im lrrs owl
him. 1|!lll'll ‘ro‘ tlvctl t - go and we him.
[Ir [0: .il him. as he (‘VIV‘x‘I-ll. mum»,
and inst :ur ang'nu‘ the menu of a deli-
caic iittl ‘ \upp- r.
“I gut you“ not". in; dc :r by. and
' ~tay<~l :i‘ Ii in t 1 m c you. \lakc yours If
'f‘ntlllurl'lllli, .lii‘ian: )i-tlt‘ m -th~r is
'1 it“ t | :i rc cptiott.
I: tll«l~\lnat‘ you are? Ari-l Ilia: suit i» per-
fc ! “ho inn-leitf \lclnient.’ Yc~. I
sugqmw .‘lcfiaurrt ma lc it: there is al-
way~ t‘Il'l‘niI r in his. cunts. And how‘
:11“ ll .\:2ne:!e‘" :
“.\l\ drar Iil‘ucr. let us understand
ca ii ‘UII‘H‘I’ at utzec on this subicct. I
. Ilut'i thought it over. as you asked me.
iand I can‘t possibly marry Iliat w‘omun.
>.u- is Irfi)‘. vulgar. and a |I“\\'II‘\‘. Now
“'Mtltl ) »u like to have pniplc puitll lu‘l‘
out as your daughh I? “'unlil you,
mm,- “ -
~ \\'--ll. lure P "IN“ stippcr. I hupeyuu
:wiEI cag- y It. Julian; Igglvv :i \‘ch ‘III';I\‘< ,
:i t b-uitr tn ll< :II“’|II:'IH zit. \lti ilc'ir
Ill": lfr is a mix! IK" l't many Ii'~}hu‘l‘l<:
but IA‘Iifill a=-‘~ .5 try rx :il‘" always unis
fat _ l'- t~ and pills I: c mic ‘lllll wt
:cs' w. IJI'I ' in his l“ i i'
.lu ‘J’I l‘n'w 1b.: of the lll‘llr1'\l
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:i‘ivi Ill" \ “an: IIIt‘l w :1- ‘ at "filly «listii
c En il' 2“. .l..' l‘l rhrips \Ir. ll ilu'igli‘x
t 4%: :I‘i‘ xf I.--|§'.m l-‘ was a little c\
t‘ax got but h' «w l‘I?lI‘.ll_\' h'Kt‘rl’l‘l‘tl Ii
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. fill ri'i’l';.l\:;1lil- :.- rf'nilv phil m-pliical:
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.u'. at out of his imik=t
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h? p m‘.‘ t! it is a cumniwl f- cl-
Ju-w l‘u’ I am (‘llllvh‘l~
:fr :tz'i‘lx tut-l his father thw-
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II ... w h sw lw III l mct them :it ,\I:im~
lvv: "Wig“. and IT'I‘d'lEiI \\ it‘i Ilt"flt
2 ,r rigli tlw Ill;i: tab': :imlsut‘f 'nlur‘ In.
.‘Jl xis '- -i than :. .lt‘lf' hutrl in N. w
lurk “V-lm-y and I GII‘jI‘JQ‘I‘
:a’ .- r but how I am to keep her I have
tint tIiP :I'J‘I tile i," ‘
" “’lu-rc vlu thvy live T‘
‘- \‘car Itowiihaiti. Norfolk.“
" ' lu-rc are a great many queer places
in 'Ii-- wurlil .lttliin, nit-I nlii- i‘alinilt be
Intu‘r‘l «I tn inn-w 4b mt them. I tici’cr
luau-l of l‘uwzibam. Norfolk. l :lxsllt‘i‘
il‘l, And she wants you to li\r~ thvri'.
up in her old IIUIIIV‘. Then, of
locum sh» uivit< the plat”: f“
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25' v‘
fii\.
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\uur :n rci ruin about things of
1uh \124'. llll‘l’I'I ”3| i‘.“
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w; l go at we: wav in th‘m- ubl bug k}.
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s“: h a charming datuhtrr' w In ncv. 33““
:ir- :i Ii‘ll‘ tight.“
.\3t~r this happy thought‘ both men
\virc sue-hp 'v sitidicl. \lr. lla’ 32h
I~‘,' :i~:Ii:|" i'i-rtl :i\‘ If Ili‘ IIIIII :ncll
:i\\ -y an at v; Julia-i. :is cunti nt if
be h id in vived :i litigiblc fortune It
was: r-vtiif-uttaiic \I‘ll'l‘llll'lll, and they
“r'n‘IkilIt in the most :itiiiril-le and i‘il‘lli‘
‘l!"fll:ll of human.
III the mnzxc of an *IIK“ mouth Quiiii‘gv
b id arrange! the r"l|l\ it: a must” ‘tlllfi-
{3. to y mam: *r. .Illll; n was eleven thou-
. m-l dd 3; s3 \c‘ir richer. and a few other
penidc w- rca little poorer; but. :I\ Quiin
by Laid. “it was time tlic vsldti‘ took :1
stop upward. and it was a ~great “Tun: to
all thc property owners in the city to
kc~p r--n!< down.“ und certainly .luiian
It'll opp-ml t . w rousing all the property
owners in the city. many of whom were
his pvi‘sol'ml friends.
u"
“'hcn «immu- cnuie. he deter-ruined to .
go and sec Sydney; but when be met
nearly ready to start. Mrs. "acres died. .
Julian was informed that she had left
him [‘JNIU in the English funds. and with
this inionuation came a I ‘ttcr from Svd-
ncy saying that she was going with or
uncle and cum :0 Pan. and Would not It“
turn until llcrciub. r; wlleii she would be
twenty-«inc. and her own mistress. Then.
if Julian liked. he was to meet her in
Ritalin], and their uiurriagc could be,
it‘cbratid during the holidays.
The 95mm) was rather aii'zinnoyanee.
.‘Ir. Il‘lt‘lgll. who had usually liberal
i‘it as ab tut money. was clearly of opinion '
that .Iuiian ought not to touch a penny of
it unless Sydney‘zind be. married.
nggmvating. my dear boy. when you
' think of 3.".000 worth of plenum.- locked
up. but there are a ante things a gentle~
_ . ..
inlizir'mmfi“
“Ye-re darling.- I am glad: but it must
not be while I ItYr. Let m-r have you all
to rays-c}! for a (cut weeks Imigcr.“ She
M taken Julian . hand. and he felt it
. I‘ve-3.1!}? at that urgent to oppose her
wish-x .ltcr all. on reflection. it was
7 nut arson his own utmost. II. had
i anti-d a Wizul girl to mam him. and
, he had not . uni-5 fora mth‘l expenses.
Br and do marching. though he had
not the lust ida that. lie-had notercn
been ilk-a. to that must of income
,wnnlal-ate binueligibksuitoricln.
‘ Mat cyan. III he: a fie: Ind
knurled in In any and and tux-riot
# I ,,,,, 7
Sydney's birthday Wu on she Hub of
Devi-tuber. and Julian left early enough
to arriv: at Downhaln on the evening of
the I‘lll. It had been a lovely winter
my. anl his ride from Lynn to Down»
ham had been charming. He could easily
7 imlgilie how perfect thin flat. rich coun-
try must be alien the pretty cottages
would be covered with purple grains,
and the hedgerows and beeches gm
loaded with wild be When the train
altered the little «lg»: n Dowubui;
the first 0!)ij aw wa- Sdney leu-
My dcar buy~ how '
"It is;
inorrow.“ -
At length tliev mach-11 a stately old
lodge, and great iron gates flew back and
admitted them into a grand park shaded <
with oaks and becclics centuries old.
After tb's entranci- Julian was noways
surprlwd to see there Hall —a noble
specimen of Tudor architecture. covered .
with iv)‘ and lichens. and surrounded by ;
u \vilxlcrn 53 of rare shrubbcrics and old =
garih us. ’ .
Very few words had been spoken dur-
ing the short. drive, bzit when Julian
\!o -d in the splendid receptio l hall. 5in- ‘
iiey \aiil: “Lm k around. dcir Julian. 2
Here the Dncrm have dwelt for six liun— '
drcd years, and here. with ih-‘ir pictured
fm‘l‘x‘ r .und me. and my dear uncle Sir
.ln-pur 'l‘exnple by my side. I take you
\\ ith all hit heart to be my husband and
my guide.“
made. :ind Sir‘lasp r never could trll‘bis
lady who! ho said. but it was iii both:
'ziscs solucllllu‘: that made every one 3
blissfully ha; py. Anal then the servants a
threw on it miles of brilliantly lighted -
I‘H'dlh'. and sixty-1y l:i.lie~ . aloe fo:w.ird g
to welcome the stranger‘ and Julian t‘clt ‘
as if 3w was an enchanted prim-c in an
enchanted p .la: c.
Two ww ck~ atterthis cvciit \Irllzilcigh
:cniar sat eating' his breakfast in :1 vi ry
qiii rr tc‘ilpcr. : Ilc hid b cu e\pr. suing
l|l\ opinions to “N. Raleigh on the inan- '
tier in which the New Yi-ar's‘ i‘ftll‘l‘l‘llll
tltcli‘s b .d b cu in unified. and that lad:
had not rec-rind theui kindlv. llc Il‘lll
scan cly w. iH't‘I‘l‘tI his usual placidiyv,
w livu his s n Jcromc cntc'c l, lib s crl.
hair. t'rerkli -I face. and liimpbm ‘mal
inm- round a feeling of antigmiiqn at
once; and yvt tlieie \\‘;1\l£l the fathvi's’
fare .‘i lurk of lrnunph that was strangely
zit \:iri:i:~cc w .t:i hi~ ill tcmper.
“WE err is n._\‘ mother. sir?” said Je-
roux-z
“In \‘nlk .d m. I _,.‘;I,p.\..-_ I haw
It ‘Hl :l\ In: hwr my llIt'u‘HlN-Ill :hhlllg >0
.tiia'iy of Ii r lx .llltl'l‘] and sac}. pc xpic :i<
the .lc\~'\. :i: i: 'alics and g Htll’ltli'lt.
She has ilcprix - .l me of lu‘r Company in
cuanli- n in "
.Ii‘fuun- li-‘lln‘l Linn! If to \Hlll” ltrullt'l
kidney . .il: l. '.--r the mint-3 a1.;::‘_\'
ail-wile, said' “I Illink it r1_ht to, tell
you. \ir. t:: :t 'l shill marry Nlixs .lr\ next
numtlz."
“ l h ~iixfuz'iiiatiuzi is of no conw pt -:.« c
In inc." _
I‘Icw rtly .‘ci-vuc said: “It
will In ~k
\" rv wt El: ‘.‘ u - c'. Ii'\l son of Ilich
:iwi i’:l!l'<‘l Ii'a Uh. tn .\l;l‘.~ ttc. only
i hil~l nt' \i'm-u .lr\. ICMI. llic brute
wuic $uviJmu \\-v’ll| ol‘rlzamwnds. and re
(\‘lYI'tI the splcr: till mansion of “alvr-
shit-as i\\tIIvI '1; :gft,‘" V
“I don‘t think it will rcall nearly as
well lb this due ” will .\Ir. Il,ilt'l:_‘ll. tri<
iiiiipli:i'i:l.. "l.i\tcll: ‘l m llu' lcvth ull..
by the I; lop of Norwich. ;. l-t-d by
“can \\ 11.3mm. zit Iluwnham. Nor»
full“ .‘lr. .lfan li‘alrigli. of New York,
to Lady >i-l:.~ y I):li‘t‘t*\. sole hcircss of
Inn-res and Digs. and only child of the l
lat-- .\l;t§ur.l:cncml Sir I‘v'rcmunt Ila rcs.
The bride was :i‘ 1“} aw :i_\‘ by her unrb‘.
Sir Jasper Tctiiplc.‘ "~11arprr's Holly.
Guarding: the lticb.
The rmidenccs of the \‘amicrl-ilH, the
.\s:ur~ amIJay Iii-mid in Ncw' York are
cumimtly u‘ua‘wlcl «:1th crank~ by.
pri\:itcili-citi\c~. The pr'vitc scr»li'i‘
for t‘p- prolwcliuzl n the YamI 'llillli, t
Ash-rs and (hull was organized t‘::rcc
years 33'. and l> miwiisib‘y separilc for
it» h {null}. though tbr Illt“t wh ulu-fr nil .
the \‘atolclbilts :m‘l \stors are hrniidvd :
by thc same I'\I il- l- ‘.Illi‘l\l, anl pructl- '
c423): w”; h tug- Iln r Ill r:nlar patrol d :t_\'
is iiwnu tildit rind tI;l_\'_ and tw‘vhty ibu
l"l‘ll\i‘i arc i‘\i;liz~i\ l_\ iltip'. ‘yel far the
I' :I‘puw. 'I‘hc‘c on f lur ,\\l~=r residences
and ll\i' belonging to the \':iiulcrbilt<.
all in or clmc to l' fill m- min. lu-tw ca
Thirty third and I‘lfiy»sm~:zii I strccts.
The spies arc on watch eight hours each
perilai. uttl the~ l. :ils are u) arranged
that th‘ nine homes cannot be up
pnu- bed ii men by one or more of the
guardsnicn. “'ii‘iuni II. Vanderbilt w: '
the originator of this system. and he was »
incited to it by the huge number of
cranky- Il‘llt‘l‘" “bit II he rcccivctl. IIc
pmt‘uscd tn havn no fear of rational evil ‘
ill-gr , but “as :lppz‘i‘hi‘tblYi‘ that iii iniacs
miuht at ink llllll or Some member of
his family. >iiu‘c his death the timils
luv.- been laden with all SUNS of appeals. ,
demand». and threats directed to his ,
SUM". ‘ i
.lay Gould‘s Sclf protection is more so.
(rel and t'llltl'tlt‘lt‘l’bllt‘. He does not cn-
trust it to a Jacobo agency. but hires
his own b :dvazard. For years he has
always Ilt‘t‘ll accompanied by a stalwart. :
young fellow. But that is n safeguard 3
against Wall street enemies. I‘runks t
who might cut up capers in or around
his home are under the view of spies
“haw quartch are in a room (if the
Windsor hotel, urross the way. That is
additimul to patrul duty done by a sep-
; unite set of lien. . These einploym of the
millionaire fiiiiilies. whose names are
poor lmplu‘s synonyms for wealth, are
‘cpt informed as to every new demon-
strati in by a crank. and they are alert;
to descry and drive all the mononianiaca
who uttenipt any exploits—Cincinnati
Enquirer.
To Cure I Stoop.
A stooping figure is not onlyai familiar
expression of weakness or old age, but it
is. when caused by careless habits, t di~
.: rect cause of contracted cheat and defer}.-
tivc breathing. l'nlcss you- rid yourself
of this crook while at school you will
probably go bent. to the grave. There is
one good way to cure it. Shoulder
braces will not. help. One needs not an
artificial substitute, but some means to
develo l the muscles whose duty it is to
hold the bead cud shoulders erect. I
‘ csboL-1Li&tgL
carry nweight on the head. A sheep
skin or other strum: bag filled with
twenty or thirty pounds of sand is a good
weight. When engaged in your morn-
ing studies. either before or after break-
fast. put the of sand on your head,
hold your 1‘23 erect. draw your chin
clbse to your neck, and walk slowly
about the W' coming back, if you
Plat-9‘, every minute or two to your book,
or cut-yin; the book a; {on walk. The
-muscle| who” duty t is 7 to hold
the lieu! mid ubouldeu met are hit. n
with matte ‘ that, but with n rl
but]. The bones of the spine end the iti-
tenet-febral mutual will won accou-
inodute them-am to the new mm
On your a! daily dwitli the :5!
.I “ cunning.
Q without hur-
hll! pi
Julian never knew what an answer he .
. paint.
lthct -p in the form of a slum.
‘ they would patiently skim off the sitt~
"in out; ,
a... r: -35?” m...
' PAINT-Slums
A‘lfl'lflol's RHLIC 0F FORMERI
INDIAN LIFE IN ()IIIU.
How the Indians Decorated Them-
selves t‘or Battle—Petunia!-
Elude of )laiiut‘acturiug
Bright Colors.
A Bainhrilge «(\liiol letter to the
Cincinnati (‘mumercl'u’ 1.2mm. says: One
of the most romantic localities which the 1
great vandal. civilization. has la-ft un-
touched in her conqu st of the grant
State of (Ihio. lies alo a the precipitom
banks of Pain! (‘rcck and Rocky Fork,
about four miles from liaixzbrixigc. and
near the dividing: line between Ross :tn-l
I“u:\0‘.l\.‘ l‘ounties. W
Lofty hills. thh the inhabitant; of
the country dub mountains in their local
pridc. tis'c proudly from the plains. The
i‘cli’l‘ratcd Ilo 'k)‘ Fork caves honcycmnb
one of the farms: liiil<. :iifd :ittra -t
crowds of tourists and . glit-swrs in the
summer. I’aint ('rcck, or “Paint.“ as it
is familiarly culled. flows placidly
through ~onie of the most rotnantii~ and
beautiful scenery in Ohio. In sprin; the
sun shines in gnldcu splendor on the
forest cmcr al summits of llzcgrcat hills
and on the liquid dcp:lis of “Paint“
trick; in autumn it comerts the great
(”rein into gorgeous"\‘ari:~g.itecl pyra-
mids. and gives the forcst~ ilcptlt‘ the
appearance of cathedral aisles. through;
which the sunlight falls, tinged WIIII
the scarlet and purple splendor of the
Ic:\\'cs. , '
.\ few fartnhouses, the Rocky Fork
hotel :ind ii p ->I who: form whit i.
known in puttal guides us the \iilagc of
‘jl'iilnt.“ "l'he \illaqx- and t'li‘t‘lx enjoy;
the name of Paint from the fact Ibo! the
Indians in the early days of Ohio were
an unturned to Sct‘elrn their supplies of
paint in th it vicinity.
The local authority on all questions re
latin: lutht' hist 'r_\’ of the plum is a
gentleman rcjuii tn: in the \ZIIIE'lIIII"IlllIlII‘
of Hope. Ilc Isis been postmaster of
Paint pustnllh e sup N the war. {ml in the
little ginn’ct‘y. “II-I’ll 1h.- keeps it: (‘uuxn‘c—
ti in with the p -‘t--tllcc. «kc liuw n placid
life. v In one iwn a «if a little (‘lt‘lh‘lllv'l‘
shop ovvr his vt mu .‘lr. Hope hos one of
the must inlt ll‘\llll‘_" c :liccliotis o: In hati
i‘tl‘ll,l>lll~" I lime cvcr \t‘i‘ll. .\II the
Glit‘t’lllll lls wcrv gull r« xl in the \trinil}
of Point, and .m- int-ruling ll\ sh min:
the Illi'lll uls nf liic If the Indian ll‘lln’s‘
in the c .rlv II its Hf “hm.
Annmginthcr iutvrcsting specimens
aic \. \‘._cr:il of the Indian paint ~tntic~.
\\'lxcti llph ke- lune of IIlt’Ill up I th Night
that it \\.ls .11,- uf the Gun: Latcacts
\\'llltll IMi“l]Il(‘l \u IH‘UHIJH‘HI :2 ill] w
an. in; the we :p -n< itnl twnl‘ of the [‘77
d; The lulllll qn-w l1 :i'uut tin-
tn- .\ loft: an I lhrt c i ch: r, Emma L and
tlpc1‘~l|:i!iiall_;l’lliv'a static Lat: lot It
i~ | \tn-mcly bunny :I‘tll lt‘HIy‘ ll.\l' :i
min ‘lll plm‘rv‘ 0f pulldrkl llvl'l which h is
1» cu «nrpul: l, u: like .l p r vnf p - irll‘ oi
ir ii Mli‘. .\ In-I“ dint llI thruvgli the
middle in flu-<11 pim c t. »r a ~t : m: or th in:
of diet sittcw’. by \\'ll.(‘ll it was :ilt:i='li~-ul
In his bolt by t‘w Irlnlian wzitrinr
“\\‘li.t wa< HA; Inkl- hm uwwl for " - I
mknl .\Ir. Ilupc, picking tip uzxx- of the
painful \t -ne~. "lh- you tilll that it
hatchet S" hu- fl‘lllfll’ki’d; “ll-oh llt‘li' .i
minute and I will sh m y in "
IIc pickcil up a stun I mun-r in NI» out
of granite. and I‘Jll- I)‘ Itl~lllllllvll on the
principle of an India ink stutter. IIc
til‘md thc hollow of tuc \.ill(‘I t‘ ,with water
and then rubbed the “but. Iict” in it as he
wouldIiavednuc :i (‘Ji‘i' of wutcr color
In a few minutes he had a trio
spoonful of brilliant Vl‘l‘dlllllufl paint.
Applyingv unm- ot II to the bark of his
haul in \II xpcx ll print-«l to be :i b. illiant
Vcittiilimn I ~ sh «lye, lr :ght ctmiuh I.)
send the melt IIll-III'JI Indian luau ‘
lztptut‘i-s. _
" This." said Mr. Ilup“. noting my
Inn}. of :iiiiiM‘iiith. “ i~ an Indian print:
stoma It was found in this n lltll\. and
is a remarkably line ‘1" i‘lltlv‘li. The in
diazis wcrl- ill custumml to tie the paint
slum s to thcir Ilt‘li.\ b_\ Illt‘ll?l\ uf thongs.
and always’iarrie i them to Illllllv', The
Inn h of mono :u‘turin: them was quite
rcmmkablc. The hull lll~ hunted up
\lll‘lh;\ which inntaiu o\iib~ of iron.
The lion in such springs always flu it~ \LI
This
I
l
lulu
fan- w ith :l rudc on) v: and I ulle t it in
a vcvcl which thr) m d for the pltlpoxr.
\Vlicn they had cuf‘c ‘lc l :i 'siitlicicnt
up unit ' of “~kimmitius" to make a
print stone they added n-rt lllt Ullli‘t‘
xtlIl‘Illll\‘\‘§. nad Iilt‘ll in 6-ch it into the
hatchet shape \\ Illc'll chaxu‘leri/cs all the
p.||llI—\i\'nl‘\' left by the Indians, The
method they eniploicd in doing the
molding.r is not dclinih l_v known. 'The
\‘pl‘lll;3\ in the llt‘lullluil'ltn-Hl of ‘l‘ainL
wcr- remarkabfc tiil‘llli‘ultlnullt of iron
scum they yielded, and thi~ region w as ti
favorite resort for ll!“ Indium to make
point stones. 'l‘liisnnc gin-s ti bright
Vermilion tint, but "It"? al‘l‘llllll‘rs which
give a bright‘yelhlw o: a rich purpli-
tint. \\'itli,tliesecolors the Indian braves
could get lllt‘lllst‘l\'l}\ up in superb style. ‘
They would rub the paint-stone iti water ,
in this stone saucer, and then apply
the stripes ‘ to tbcir skin dircctl ‘
“‘llh..lll0 atone. The color which
yi: Ids does not rub off. but remains on
the skin it long time. The c\nct receipt
ivhlch the Indians employed in making
the laint~stofies will Ilt'Vi‘r be known.
but the principle of all the coloring iiial~
ter is the oxide of iron. This paint
scum can often be seen on the. springs
and Streiuits in this vicinity now.but. tibia!
the children of the forest. whose eyes it
glaildeued. are gone forever.
—_’-
Glass Illoweis' Cheeks.
It is announced that Messrs. A )pert of
Clichy. France. have discover tl pro«
cess that will make glass blowing by the
mouth unnecessary. Many attempt:
have been made to get rid of this painful
proccns in the o rations of glussmaking,
but. to this day in every bottle house may
be St en pzihufaeed men with their check“ .
hanging limp in folds, the result of years g
of glass blowing by the mouth. Cases l
have bern known in which men‘s checks
have been worn so thin that they have;
actually cracked. and it is a common
' ‘ W
wbrk with their thin checks pulled out
like the fingers of a glove.
A Great Inn‘s Weakness.
He could write like Rom Pliny and could *
ay like Pngunini.
A eoinpcm like Mendelsobn or Boob:
Ho-muld cluub a wall like Remus, rule a
Sula: like Nicodemus.
Andcompnrowitb audio mighty mot
mat. '
(1nd he‘d
bolulikeAnoc
Hoeouldweacblikefiilnon Potat-
Katal-
A Population Armed to the Teeth.
Hyderabad. says a London Tcltgmph
correspondent. is unque~tionably one of
the most peculiar and interesting cities
of India” although of no ancient founda-
tion and possessing no very remarkable
buildings. Knollib Shah. “'It'tct'catrd
this (apital in 1852‘. A. 1).. bcaiitillcd the
place with a stately m spie and the pic-
turcsque clitice called the (‘habar Minar.
or the “Four Miazirets,“ thruugh‘ the
archwavs of which the main traffic of the
bazaar still pzi~se<. Outside the gruy
and white walls of the city runs the River
.\li:s xh. in stony channels. which lire tilled
with a turbid flood during the rains. but
at ulll‘t‘ seisons trickle feebly with a
chain of shallow p'mls‘, where cle—
pliant: bath- and the. town washing is
t‘ltltlltll'ull>ly done. This rocky stream
is spanned by three broad bridges, scpa:
rating the Hindu i suburbs from the WW.“
pr. per, wherein all—or almost all—ts
Mohimniedzui in character. The long
whitewashel streets of the capital. Wllll
their shop fronts formed by Saniccnic
:ll‘Clli'~; the mosques occiirizzq :it fri'qncnt
intcrrah : the tall sculptured minarets
set-n constantly rising above the city
roofs ; the sign-Imards baring Fenian,
Arabic or lliadi inscriptions; the names
of the shopkeepers. and the multiplicity
of beggars on the in wque step-i and at.
the L:t\li‘\\';l\'s. give the general impression
of a sort of» Indiaa Damascus or l‘airo.
This is intensified by the busy throng
blocking up the main stricts with a per
pctual tide of life: for here one 501‘s per»
pctnnlly the snow-white turban of the
"true befievcr“ mingling with the red
tarbowsh of the Mohammedan negro and
the green caftnn worn by the, Sycd. or
the lladji‘ who has nude his pilgrimage
to Mecca.
This pnpltlatlivlt g-ws armcd. as haw
been said. to the teeth — to IIII‘ stomach.
to the back an i legs, the neck and head.
In truth, it is hardly lcvl the fashion to
wear pi~t nls. solves. il:ig:crs. guns and
spears in Hyderabad than to carry uni-
lirc'l:i~‘ it: Piccadilly. At. the gour l-
Illil|\i‘~‘ \II the Arab troopers, dVllll lung
lll:llt‘ltltu'k~ held Si-i’dl‘Wl‘t‘ between the
knces. and (Tulldll fusc~ smoking. The
.\lu~lim “masher." as he carat-okra down
th-A bamar, EITHKQ‘\ lii< Illilunltll'llcx' with
the blade of his ~~.wor«l; the noble on his
elephant lays hix t‘i‘iutki‘tl tulwar :Il‘tib‘s
his knives; the invsscngrr :tll'\ down the
strcx-t with the I: llcr which hi: is to ulc-
liv--r stuck into the sheath of his silver-
ha‘tcl knife: lhv dcm-r Szillilffi at the
shoe mart with :i. laptu‘. of IAIILUIHYKIS ratt-
lin: against his rupee-s: and every fifth or
>I.\llt shop M'lls lethal weipozis. The
whole- « :iglt ll giie~ the I‘ll-:1 of being. as
it “ctr. "on half k’.‘(‘li.“ and had} to go
oIT zit a too: It izltu turm -iI and rcvolu-
Ii-I't. I! is, h :wevcr. only ‘tll idea: and
though the populan- I1;t~ili'1’.d diy an in»
1b prtidv ht. fl\‘(‘ and why manner not.
win: «ml cls «viii-:22 and although a
lluthn at: m :h‘. bu somewhat i:.irclc<.~'.y
jusIlc-l livrc iin-l thcrv if hc wall-in]
thzu'lgh thc iii :rccrnw iv 1 ut the l-r./:iiir~.
th! re b no \lglt of lll'lvill iii. -.- or want of
I hilly that I i n :l-l in t:>- ‘. .i.:d broils arc
Silll to l c of sing :I ;r 3:1:rc {that y.
. «.—
I‘hariiiiin.r and Catching Rats.
“ ~h« r.>'~ not a rat-pit in l‘hicngo.” mid
l‘Z-I. Iluriicy. our of th - ri-ia-giiix-d I nail
:iiizh trilic‘ in such math-rs, “and rat-
« :1! him: exhibitions havr not l-cen given
IL' i‘ Iitl‘ {Ru _\‘t"it‘.‘. If. \Ii'v 5:14! pay
In If ‘.
”Are there any prob-“mud nit~
cat. III‘I‘S here now,” was ushi‘tl.
"There are one ur two semi—profession-
als.
rat c llt Ii~ r in the country. Ilc‘ll catch
yull inmc tats in :i night than a do/xn
Irlp“ \vzll. and he'll Ir-t big money on it.
He i~ at the Fifth .\veu to II ~tel in New
York imi\_ I lu-lim o. “'hzit «Ines ho iarn.’
Filly lll‘ll.ll’> 3 \\'¢ c}. If )‘uu hIIUUItl M'l’
lllltl suing down Ilro ‘dwuy you‘d think
him :i railr uad prcxlileat. lie is :i tinc-
l-mkin: man and tlrcsscs ch rantly. He
only “or.“ threc hours a
o'cvcn and thzce U‘i‘lui’h’. when all is
3! ill b
“How «luvs lie catch the tails.”
. “In \ziriuiis \\':i_\ s. S illlt'IIlII-’\ with his .
and ~oiiictiims with
lulu
lights. and waits. \thn liz- hcars :1 rat
bc flashes a dark lantern on it and tin-
rat i~ no :istoiil~lii-il
it~ It “inches. nx youwc sci-u a gopher do.
Ilrtum the rat knows what '3: do it is
wind by the tongs.
bcr hick will catch in a night ibpcnds
on hww many lllv'ri‘ arc about the prcui»
be». Ildl i .ilclu' s butc "minus [Heath \ f
gutting the rats to come out of thcir
IlI~Ii‘.\, They have ways of charming; and
cnth in: HIV!“ through their N't‘St‘ of
smcll. Then they hate tame rats whl b
they t-airy about in their pockets and use
to drive out the wild rats. The rat-
catcbcr stops all the holes but one. for
instance, puts his tame rat. in that. and
then rings a liz-ll. A rut. will always run
when it bears a bell ling; The tame rat
runs down into that hole and the other
rats hear it coming and they start and run.
There‘s only om.- bole whcrc they can get.
out. and when they come out they are
caught. "— Cfcicuy . News.
hands
gu \
tong“.
A Sub title for Gunpowder.
. substitute for gunpowder is. de-
scribed iii Sela-re as hay-in;r wine into
recent use in the American coal mines.
(‘aiistic lime is ground fine and consoli-
dated by ii pressure of forty tons In cor-
tridgcs. After the holes are drilled in
the face of the coal. an iron tube half
an inch in dinnieter. with a small groove
externally on the upper side, cud acre-ml
perforations, is inserted the whole length
of the hole. The cartridges. which hove
a groove to fit the tuba. are then inserts!
and tightly rammed. and the hole
ltaniped. A small force pump injects
(ltbmugh the tube a quantity of water
equal in bulk to the lime. The watt-i
escapes through the perforations and
along the groove. saturating the w’hole,
and driving out the air. The tube is
then closed by atop to prevent the es-
cape of the steam. which. by its force.
cracks the coal away from the roof.
cud then follows the expansion of the
limo; .
Concerning Comps.
Some one not long since invented a
papier mnche coffin. Among the advan-
TIF‘EIRIfitl'lt/NA.“
PICTURESQUE SCENES IN THE
CCBAN METROPOLIS.
Everybody Rides in the [unline—
Busy Streets at Night—Ladies
Lounging In the “'lmlows‘
“Dolng the Bear.“
As the traveler enters the harbor of
the City of Ilavana‘thr most striking ob-
jt-Cts that arrest his ntt -ntioti are the big
ralliotssiiaped rowlmati by which pas-
scum-rs are transferrul from the New
York steamers to IIL" Khan's“ of Cuba.
Tbcir (‘ulum illuminate the harbor and
add greatly to its foreign and pic-
turesque appearance. though the
lialfw) lindrieait awnings are not
prllwl for their Ill‘ullly onc~tcnth
as much as for their shadeiiving quill-
tiu-s. In Havana nobody l~~tstbc sunlight
strike him a second I {ZLI‘K‘F than can be
helped. The sun is no butter than In
New York in midsuinuicr. but the p’euplg
knowcnuuuh to keep out of its mys.
They carry piras nls, ridc in c wen-d vic-
torias. sit huh-om, n: on con-red piano
or balconies. put up awnings over the
sidewalks, “ I t‘\‘t‘2l stretch
I‘llllVZ-SS :\(‘I‘U;S tIl“lI‘ Ilflml'
strr-cts. (‘nrimsfy (‘IIUII‘JIL
there is shade there is
winds that blew softly but steadily over
her surface. so that her peopb :iro- fanned
and cooled by them night and day. and
though these bn‘i-Lcsammtnt to nothing
in conflict with the sun‘s direct rays, they
are so powerful in lilo sltide that step-
pin: oit of the sunshine in Havana re—
mind~ a New Yorke; of stepping from n
lio' sidewalk into :i c «I cellar.
Nobody walks the streets in the day~
time in Havana. 'I‘unible-dnwn, ri~-kcty
but everlastzng vict- “i is at twenty cents
:i ruth- tire so plentiful that they seem to
stand in frnnt of every fourth or fifth
house ctr-3:1 in th" SultJ IN. The drlt'cB
are alwayw ash-0;: in their with
and h ch to h.» punch-NI and sworn at in
Spanish. ' Neirly ct'cryb uly uses the
vic: This to in-Ip, to make calls. to go
sightseeing. or even to 12;» from a bowl
to a cafe. a couple of bio-ksaway. The
volatile-s do not in st murh more. but:
. thme in Havana are gradually falling to
picc 1s, and as no new ones are built they
are qrowin_t scarce. The v-ilatitc is not
a beiutiful creation. b-i: trzcti on an or-
dinary (‘uban road. in on the same
principle as the bed of a n. rtxita‘n t0r~
it.
i..
Dick Toner is the bust [IrilchiINlluI .
nzghi. lictwe n ,
Ilc _
a run!“ :it‘. I turns out all the i
it iis s right up on L
0f cozirsctltc nutu- .
E rent. it rides as czi.~i3y as a baby's cradle.
. (‘iibin maidens 5-1in when they see the
Americ in young men take their lady-
u\'-‘~ ri ling in oucof’thesw vehicles. with
the driver hilf :i. b‘. - k away on hamL
1 back; and (‘iibazi par :3 ioid up their
[lamb in .l.~iii:iy at ‘Ii-- ~itm- sight. The
: Narnia-w “‘Ilfl‘lH-‘l a‘funl t-i rid-Wtay at
linine until due , ah -:i the~ >itti si-ts as
suddenly a< if the >l.'l wt gun in )Iorro
‘t'aclc had br night it lawn with a bin-1.
By " u‘i luck at Ll .t iiit' tIin-e- ruin
~trccts b *c 1m ‘ :is busy .:~‘ th» Buwcry on
Saturday til . “ .i! is c" rcr than
m s w it. . xcr pt m; w in?» nights. and as
‘ r l as in curly autumn .at twine. The
lixli ~< ntc out in qul f :3 wearing mam
till.x< lttstcziil of I) 0.31.. ts; acct-inputted
by their husbtnds. lath-2.. in-It II‘I‘S‘ or
iii-mums. S~-lnt' an on the way I - the
.tlr-iircs. and many 't'fltl'S are "wing: to
T s‘lt in on.- of the p irk~ an tiicl’Pra‘in and
bear the delightful made of a military
band.
The windows in Havana are very tall
and broad. and close to thr- sidewalk.
j \Vhethcr with or \vtzh rut sashes and
E glazing. they are embr wires- guarded by
‘ iron bars. nt irc or le~s ornamental. and
' consequently more or less pris iii-like.
' The sills are as broad zh‘ lounges. and the
young I ixlixs are fond of sitting or half
reclining in them in th: rftcru-ions. 33kt
they Iiavcdreswd for the purptsc. and
v the ~ettin: sun has \Il‘ltlt‘ll the strtct so
th it p~nle~trian< begin to appear upon 1‘.
I ncvcr in my life <aw a fight [It‘ll sur-
prise! me nmre than that which met my
Lure. when. after rc:‘~tcri:i: :i‘ the Paris
Hotel In Santiagw. I t :rncd thc first corner
for u ~trull and sziw one «~r two beauti-
; ful girls in ever: win low of every
hoawalonga whole bu k or more of
dwellings. The sidewalks were so not
row that my ~houli~r< almost brushed
the plump brown fitt;i‘.’\' that here and
there clasped tlic iroi bars. The pretty
young women all look. d :it me with great
curiuit). f- -r I w as drvssiul as I had beat
in New York. and when my eyes met
theirs they still stared. n t bol fly, but
laxity. One or two tl'rtcd a little. rolling
their great black cya-s over the edges of
their fans. and tittcria; mischievous]!
l hurried back to th~‘ hotel. and found I
had been reviewed by the elite of Sun-
tiziqn.
The something miv be witnessed in
other cities. but in Havana. of course.
one sees more of it and secs it PI better
advantage than anywhere else. It was
interesting to watch the young men
“doing thebcar“ as they call it there:
that is. walk up and down the opposite
sid- of the way like a lk‘ar in ii cage, on
sentinel on his post, to attract the atten-
tion and, if posdbl ~. th~ suites of the
ladies who have smitten them. A passer-
by can see int i any house in the daylight,
and what he first sees is a parlor with
two rows of rocking-clubs facing one
another opposite the window. The floor
may betih-d or not. It may have n chut-
delier and pictures or a rug. or it may
have none of these things. but the two
routs of rockets it i~ abso‘. rely ceruin
to hue. On these choirs sit the than.
bers of the household in tb‘ early even-
ingmr at night. ti enjoy the cool uir but
play: between the street and the open in-
terior court. whom: palms and trop-
ical flowers are also seen through the wins
dows.
~‘I‘he theatres are enormous and well
ravaged: the clubs are brll'iant and
casino titan. except the one the! is
Spat-its .Id aristocratic. There ore two
or tmee good hotels. and the in irket from
which the restaurants are supplied is one
of the finest and cheapest in the war“.
For the wicked there is gambling. bull-
fighting. cock~tiglitinm and a clinnceto
invest in burly a dozen lotteries, to u
nothingof the Theatre (”‘ervnnten. whi
leaves Ports lacking—Bruikiyn Hap-
tuna.
,.
when-Yer
' co daess. (‘ul
seems to lie in the path of some eozistnn
o
blanee to wood. its lightness. waterproof
quality: and incombuatlbility, though
why this latter quality should recommend
the new casket is not ambient. The
paper cukct has been patented. but. has
not. been put upon the market. Iron and
bronze caskets have been for some time
in favor, and recently marble who}:
have come in. They are pantie-111i!!-
destructible, being'nmle op: com '~
tion of powdered inn-bio dust and -
A Government launcher.
A colored laborer in the United State.
Treasury, “’asbiugtun. has the record of
having killed six hundred rodents with
his bare blinds. lie has the knack of
grasping the animal by the skin between
the ear and the jaw and by a sudda
twist getting his existence.
a nun: r of rot. traps in the building
the ntcutcher nukes n deity round up
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