Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1881, Page 11

1881—SIXTEEN PAGES. D jog for something he couldn't find and turning Wl at tinea emery foAlte atten, NEW COAL FIELDS. and atreams of tt run through tho mineral at hero's my gray “Marla,” ho, screamed, ke alpaen auater?” OVER IN GODLAND, tt vor for Johnny.” which Ian little way from Braceville, Baird ; “Anomt, ‘Weil thers tho brown inenono | Something About Those Which Hickox havo siaing Tunning, and rtnors tol t : ere 8 VE fow dry pisces Ore. © Lpuiehs fant AUMEDCT ed Mem, once, who Are Now Being Developed. Tho standard price 1s #05 per ton in winter and CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, knight, with | aki of Orleans, DECEMBER. 3, SKETCHES. Girl Who Finally Succeeded in Getting the Right Man on de ‘Thon, while sho healtnted nme another Lotter. nay ne A au forting In ‘This lag might fimost men—tobacco: “It composes bnve bacn n coincidence, this fhor trike | thoso of moat me 3 ae ul golug to the gold Wigvings, “ortunos | Ing ane, nt noni tha Nrehicone tho, eftelice | tha mind, busles tho thoughts, It attracts all CONLAMIRVUISS ho wrote, Honry smiled sO Of leach, Uae ciate Js and M6.nre | outward objects to the mind's view, it sett " * ian z ? a es ‘An iii decainery' ho sat, coldly, « Gint | kere belieiee ition Trot eee thovanaa® | andl retents the senses, It cheers the under. yon warte your life nnd i M : Mire anie remit ito Rng nine wetting fur hin? standing, strengthens tho judgment, splos 1 the Gate. OFiwale, at ” maine in wall enown ae tiave | att errors, it exaaperntes follies, [IL hents | Keemed to have n diifieulty fn ter epeech at that M cents In summer for. mining, but ORG eM RE Any: Fate, anothioe yaar shosall. that inn aoe as a Seen ainbition, it comforts sorrow, ft nbates pns- aria saint taaida is Inun mgs on Ten e035 to B10 ee at hee ean miners Hy the © a oatein * ¥ ce Levice, is re ole sicher ‘ #. re are iny Invonder pat ” yolted Jones. Poel +b u jel . FEE yet one” passed by. Alt'a tote | ited yew eee tte, family, nee, ate Talon, itexcltes to noblo netions, It digests | ‘cue thomover for Wil ad They Are Located in Kankakee | {trom into2tcents above the ruling prlen on tera, growing mora and snore hopetessand dite | not by deetaring th a f J 18 entire masa he documents ie Content ut Jant censed altoxuther. “hreo | (those in Ment, In Lorraine, find it Ortentra) 10 conception, St enlarges Krcowlenlars i ae TMrent by WibOUE nord frome ime and | he wross fargarion, Which ina not yo buon at: | viites iningination, ft crentes fanes, It quick pow Esther Gray Jilted Mor Youoy Man and Was “Sfeayenst" groaned her husband: then in a tho prairle, beeauso of water. On necount of, voieo of tinder," Where have my bivesuapen Connty, in This State, he depth of tho coat tn the aid Bisica Bhatt, tho: thon Esthor, two yours of tho three being over, | tempted—is a curious notwark of “faatey Out OF 7. e ora gntto! es " é ; i | Ons it makes reason pleader and | “flung tho baby-Jumper with them. . to pay as high os $1.00 per ton for mining in i Punished, fot nit hor alator'e prayers nal reprunehowat do | winch IL ia ration ‘imentt lo ecapo trom tho | { AD aul. ib Halgputes and controversies | ."\Muriat” eked dunner mith torn inaauts- | And Are the Best. Yet Disarered In the West— | same spots, bs . ih & ance, aud became lonry Brandon's firide. Conotusion that hora muat have beng coma imise | CrHCh Judie fn all disputes a dued volee, "would you mind telling. me what At Hirikdwood there arc threa shntts boing run i Menhwhile, far nay In the goldefelda of Calle | take alunt the Maklof Orleans having been Ine | between right and wrong.” Probably vot | you have dono with my aille hat: you baven't Thele Extent and Prodacliveness, by the Chicago & Witmaington Company, and two By to Undiscovered Faott ‘ornin'a cortnin digeer, paltiont, silent, ead, | cinorated In. that lively elty on tite Seine in |.aneman ina thonsand over heard that Mar- | inde that over for tha baby have your” EE et Of themareconsiaored tulemnbiy dese hue they = ° gome Hitherto 8 | tolling night and day, with heavy heart aud | which atands ong of ber many statues oroctal sit MOT no. dears’ answered: his wife cbecrfulls: have to keep pumps golng In thom all the same. 4 erning Joan of Aro and tolling mane and, days with heavy heart mun | which atenda one of ber many etatuer orocty | gauret sald this. Tt would boan unanswer | iva edd tink fora haueingebanket, itis fnit | (Sprctat Corréspondence of The Ceago Triinines | | te he Thar sate, One Or OO Teed, for: over s Cone no latter came, whoin no companion cheored—a | of alt—and M. Delaplerro, in his Doutes 1 ite argument Inthe mouth of manklad to Its | of pinnta, and lookine lovely." Coan City, I, Dee. LT have been taking a | that some of tho mon had not worked for over ai . Hor Works. ming ffinne nae nid unichabame All fortdne bal toriques," additecs numerous othor dats. te wita, JE mankind had it committed—tnanswora- Fdones uaver tneations the word economy, | look through this acction of whnt is known as | {Wo weeks on necount of the water, which could ye . quel ot “Tateklese Fred. Se Rant ante ieacttons ue aca hin Heeause ft eomprehends every adverso argu | of suyRests making over—bo bus iad onougt of | the Wilmington eoalficlds, and the new interost | "Thad ae Sith i t A Wtnte ina one dase without a moment’s warns | -Afterahe ought to have teeth dendi tore dann | mentin reward to clthor amoking or chawing, now springing un in the vicinity of Fatrbank, ag aie ati Cot ho Strange Devices Practiced by | tng, struck tis spade against an onormous nig: | entry of 210 livres prosented to Jeanne a'Ar- | and beeatse it wasn Duchess who thus expressed CURRENT POETRY. in Essex ‘Township, Kankekec County: and, by MIL JAMES 1 CUMMING, j tho § i ¥ A KOCOE gol and Hroso Hp From his toll tho fortue | mois hy tho Town Council. for Rorvieen ron- | horyelf; and, thirdly, iecauso the nenely tilimit- erik FEO WaR Wane Lo dey CAL Tia Banatermd FanGee. [cee re epestor of. Grundy County, webe bad i, Women to Appear Young an ite Hossexsor of thousands, dereil by her nt the stege of M2). It ts dimeult | aula sequence of clausos would worry tha most NOSE TELY AVOUT 3. arated Ai nest and richest | invited mo tego with him and jaquire into au Pg Pouutiful. "My own—my own ae last!” ho ericd, and foll | to got uvor thoso facta, nes Honeht inte sienos If not Agtcenont. An bour wo'd spent in rambling through flelda are now recefving attention. Strange, | aceldent that bad occurred at, the tor Com- a id nol his prahe eee nugget, and fald — yea ine tone nonteney, train and bung up The Athenwiin's hails, though it may appear, the very best and tho caer’ aes cue bas redo uyee sos Ss ———_ hig Ineo upon it nnd woot, “Not foryourell | | RUELRRING TO WE BEAUTIFULS | wititho naneof the Duchess at the vette | And gnainu nt tho plutures fale richest veins of coal tio nearest tho aurfnce. | Hrstatafad. faien down on an Teallan miner ie ing Mor Will-—Tho Cheoso-Makors—La. | yo uivn mo buck iny hopes my, fe my, Love) Tho French say that wo must anffer it wo } Battnare Ranue fould stand {Hee find of silent ‘That hung wpon ite walls, Haeliab, cnpitallas, keipwy whaCle, menhs te Seal’), onrvad Aull Dementeo, wRerby He. lout 4 making: ler patient faith shalt bo at Iuat rewarded, and | would be beautiful, and this appears to have | nonsente, Bweut dreams of love and beauty far eal neng the anrface. That {s something now | Were paralyzed, Tho accident, which occurred 3 dics Defending Tobacco—Current in her tonder arma my sufferings wilt ba all re= | jo Hat lay a ‘Away droveatl 3 ‘inknown in that country, and none of thofr | {1 ithe “ room” where he was mining, resultert ies me been or to bo the opinion of most peoples, Hutiately sinokers aro taking n line of do Way Fu Die carest from. bi mold 1 we tot sade apoeiteg 2 MEUIE kU) BG S ] conao that 1a probably really moro quieting to | And thon wo blithely went our wa; inines now heing worked In tho coal districts of | from, bis own negligence. Me. Cumming ealt Poolry, Humor, Elc. ‘urtano and hubpitioss for wy own love, my true | Avago or elvilized, Beginning with hale, | sq, at 1s proveuls tf i : iy Sng : that in tho vielnity of Fairbank, in Kankakeo « : ana talteeee Hee Chat Sin ae, Hcetyitveds men and | Jomiaiwesequmonts, amxins the habit than any ‘down tho winding stair. England are tess thatt £00 feet from purface, and | County, waa tu ba found the delest and best, j ’ Ifo would not walt to wrlte—twhat need?—to my Hike ros men and | otbors that nave beon taken, “Thoy arg trying they go ns low as 9,800 feot. Think, thon, In | coal of the whole Wiinungton coniliclds. “I i 1 ‘ to pe f' thoy only knew tt ‘i q VAY ono Whos. faith ho’ never once bad doubted, | Wonton, will not tet thelr hair follow tts | te pers nde te nx that ia HO eee WHT te ‘Tho ochocs from our footsteps rang comparison, of a country lying within | Wasit tocall your attention.” sald he “to this * For The Uhleago ‘Tribune, Ineaguring 1 by Lisown. drue, he had not heard | natural bont nor keep its natural color, “LE | Cuming wman mnokor’ tho. notrepapers eo ‘Through silence clae sv chust A radius of sixty miles from Chicago, | {ct Where thore is no water to contend y sing lovers hinvo coma to ber, Trou Bernt tide nor pad ne Wellin: having No | novor saw you wear your halr quilts so light | asking, and some of thom are answering: * Yes, For noné in sight or hearing were; easy of access from all sides, baving | third Rene er ten: Cran atl Tess) 4 Riding up to her wickot-gatot His heart. Doubiless sho was walting, Bat ‘ns that,” some one said ton young lady Inte- ate Weill, 1 an santa to.” ieee a8 And thon around sour walst immediately underlying ita surface a vein of | than where thero is(feater. More right in " rne of thom mado hor pulses stir—~ Foe oo ee ae ei, eee | ly when examining her portrait. ‘Tho na- | Kiely Beet, Arete pelle eer eat romucke | 2 6kole my arm aud pressod you close conl upwards of threo fect thick, but from | Jiraceville, at tho No. 2 shaft, st costs fully 50 Fa Nog of thom wora tho slynot of Hate, fora inn . ie 4 ber tile as Spat wale tives of the Western Paeliic wear thelr halr, | on the Xunuingiess of clearet and char posits Ada, walle yon maevoled at my not, fartyefiva; ta ity. feeb: downs. and. Wetter ally, Palcbattic "Ana “hove these Orava bWO Wrote a: sant and noblo hnve paused to woo for nhthiog. Ho purchused snew clotles 8 | naturally durk, os Light ns thoy ean by the | im the Worth drcsses, and wealcves a en Pe 1 Kissed you on the stalrs, below that, only about the kame distance fiir- } veins, while hers tuoroJs but onc. 1 contend 5 fo royal fo beauty, tho puro fa births gnourh, to ho sure. Hut what matter? | ald of Iino obtained from burned color, ‘Tie | Jouruals ara alwayy sendy 20 Indorse. “Como Mow rosy red your aveot face erow, this’ vast ‘coal, bolly, su enay OF aceasn, Invune | SoaLeRst Of ho StaZon ro ene no part. OF ~ itn vain all they como to auc, hat could va jreetitiod at homo, | It was | Venetian Indies used to sprend thelr locks | Flzht down to dotey says the Man up 9 Tee, Me 1 petrecnlt full well, ¥ cqualed by nny coxl ever mined in the West, | thosa tlolds, Furthoriorce ‘unt tho coal is uf 8 is or tion in her oyes bad worth, Tr tg He tt geno homes | {1 tho stin to blench thom, Sclenge hina pro- | We yeqegue al tT Goody turks any thore | ATA Raw ou looked A Regent none tis ghd eoka” purposeas exceling iio enmnons |. Hmulty auparior to any yet found,” ¢ ¥ Newser and invegal ‘And then faney took nim | yided the modern falr with different kinds | Isr tuse dey dor-egivenhe low ot lt. There nro Had apiod us, darling Noll any Fiishtc, bieumbanes coal Here fag caat tone | 9, fu" miner, who was employed in Sbatt Noe i Yor tho’ thoy wore tho purplo of Kings, Heer ne OER Test tO Tea THR Ale ooo eee ee ee ererrtiteanes | siietetemao buee’ tried tomate tho world ber | “PidneSou inmate, ne brine Rtone the Tense eto Ker ne FE Tes (eee ae tae een ; Not tho’ thuy’ bore the palms vf fame— bow thoy would weleomo him if bo euiny nome comons tlutds, As to shaving, tov | eva, long ago, that it ie unuenlthy, but tho eT eee tomy: luteay treo from forcken eubstances, such ae | Cian atin kb eteek Tous pumps ae work IDES Sjusor beldier—she heeded not} ET TT ee te Snr ould | Ages are ofteN as parUeRlE nbO ery a Re ee eee iorutlon oe | ne ee ceo ataien Throne | autptiue and iron, and mules. eharining ernty Mes OL it 1 bedive POUCOUe PuRnS Rc WOE IU ad 9 shui the world how she loved bhim— * Oy +4 ut a , 4 . Seep ono wont by tho path he eames Se eee ee ee eee Hieieoe: anes | 2, At. tential, who sliuved every | not only not nnealtnge ut that te gs | Aud Kissed You an Fo stairs, Codi, aud Tor biseksmithiog purposes it atauds | “Anaer ntucraata tomes “Cd rather sock : 5 5 : oxcussor bis how hapwiness Ait Hrandan roe | Working during the — retreat’ from beneficial, lio nuything to, oxtromos gang ie le And woll I too remember, Nell, RADE of tho fucl problem in this | £OF,2% conte ton at Fairbank thin for $1-3u : any lovers tiny rorlo away eee ete ae ataith a sectut for awhile, | Moscow. ‘Cho discomforts. of shaving the | Mito’ mich do suything goo. much, and yor How, ecolug none were nizh, Fee eet tag: tat cantor ve nveresue | ners sami elware uot steady Work In a ory “over tho hilla with brealcing honrt. und return te bis frionds #8 the poor luckiess | jeud with a shell or 9 sha eco of flint | pay for te SET outa mol he pereane te Again you let me press you vlosc, fentele- Shore hve. Ce eee ee nar tia inine, and you don't have to change your clothes, + er one of thom {ouched her Ips, Agger be had netitally bean sumo weoks ago. sharp lece of Hint | rey omen trimpiay aboue with cles OF pipes Aad sono thiornd [ral a niitss Tuid and Rus not none Chicegoand ieenvirons | gee nu to chatuzo my clothes five, tines iu ong Nevay ofr quou nde hor pulses stage, peta qutumn sun was abinine hot and ilerso, sinks ote buon commentett ons tts neces- | Ho nele imontis bug thoy will hover do tat, for Walen waked a moms day eee Hee ee ee ee ee area iinesctas | Ute wale workiog 1n mines arotnd Heneaville, D a traveler—poor-lookmy and travel-stainod— | sary for a friond to alt o1 "NRO"! iu wi g oI 4 3, 4 1 0 inforination oid z sow sho stands in tho sunsot brit, Ghoalomly uptuoduaty iano that faite weor- | hole bulag shaved. Afterward i dete LARC CNAT Aa et i a e eAR artn See ee eee eee tat OF nas | Samaras eco alldiet L have diacavered from : woot tnouth oayer and cycs aglaw; Miltod th locke ane rb oli place frat—thedeae | 8tt8on his frlond’s bond, It 4s easy to {maging tractive. ub clacrotal A protty woman, amok- mony rome 39 tho couinuids of Narthern JUl- | elusion that tho new conl-ficlds now being \ pols this riding across tha Light old) spot where they hud parted. tho Joy of those children of rinture whon some | IDE, clkarot, is w eaptivatingly prutty mats | How dear that moment's transport sweot pole for thelr future supplies of fupl. Hewnrd: | opened at Falruank will prove of immonse : ‘Oy the red sunset, quict and slow? O Xd who kuows une Limay ind hor thera?" | bits of broken glass‘como In tholr way. Thon | smoke cieurets, “Choy onl It Inst here, in our Bait tommy momury elite, takes growth itistothe iuterestor every man: | Caue ,t0, the Northeorts tuat (hey ary ee , ‘ hg mused, "Doubtless tho piaeois doar to ler" | thoy onfoy what thoy, think tho Inxury of REE ET a tt ae ety eE croauon,, || “Aga iain tanuing, lonesoma care titactnsen every buriness-inant, ata evory head | Poh gAnd, AnAlere, | U vwanmene wilt uring fe ' He pauses sharp by tho wicket-gatos phy seomed as if his love lad, been nrophetle. | roally onsy shave. ‘In somo countries man, eclf- | Putit isnot sn cluimed everyenen Mi, soyce | Farwotten were the pictures seems of w tumils to Know that thisacctonan immenso ninount of How capital 4 Her white lids droop and ber heart beats fast: | whore thay had stood tint summor eventug aver | sh man, compels tha women to ehiave, whilo bo our Amuriean girls aro enjoying thor, cleirats Forgotten all our eares, ME CAN GET 118 COAT. CHEAP, which WIil start new enterprises, and bo the C Holt Is with the signet of Fate, two yours hgo—ho snw once more the gracoful, | indulges bis vanity by wourlug bls own bale ina | moro proper for tuom to smoke wherever and Ag klased you, my durling, and ‘Those now enalfields aro an exception to all | Means of enriching not only. this scution, but : ile It is who comes Into aud lust. slender form and | lovely, face that had animated | greasy but elaborate mop. Whenovee thoy felt lke it. 3irs. Grundy woul You kissed mo on the stalrs, 7 Gthera herctolore Uscovared, ‘Tho, coal burns | man Aer ortions, re Northwest: lis face x upe: auniter reais 80 long. “4 . it wenutiful, clear tame, and consumes 2 n Wao ean toll why his catm deep oyes Fee ae eat Fea née band, | _ ‘he fluger-nalls nro not usunlly encouraged to | GeLAccuNONe MA tard btnor anova 118 ONILA BYE. down toun nsh of almost pure whiteness, and | #lmost uuliutto ME. D. Hold all the glory of life for her? noe gr sett fale cheoke wns lennied union ner page | grow moro than nino or ten Inches ong, because | Ms RUE MnLOWON 9.8 Runde Tenet tan | Tet tho dreaming astronomer number ench atar | {OFd, Js, No, clinmeyine oF wack. wp Hott a * {Aen alae thought. What he sald—wbnt bo did, he nover | of tho practical inconveniences which attend tore: 7 1 " ¢ of all, no foot, ‘This removes from it |: BURNED TO! : Fbocan tell why bis tender voico Pere eal e oek at Wines mad en affalr of custom, and thoro’s no more sensible | ‘That ntevoning peeps out from its pillow of | ai tio objacti Fae al N. TOO SOON. 3 Makes each one of hor pulses stle? Keniow--bub Budipaly 1 cry Of ive) nad tho nent: |. shis deevrative arrangeniogt. .£°Chloost akcale, | catia way a nanen should notmoke than why. bine, alls ane ioctions herejofora. vanced : sacorea the Wiad th HERG Of BI vit tnt moment all but the foy of ls return homover, encodraghs: Uls palis.to oxtend thon who abouldi'tride Dorseback or goinewimming.” | nut g ploasanter study to me is by far fram want nave seen end kuowsaad I axe | Ticetion Canes in Witladelphin Em rr landing thoro in tho sunset iatel Tarsigtaigy ielea was Alf, ho embraced and’) Shoo whites wo ahould not. qeudso. toi ani A SOCIAD DILEMA, ‘Tho orb that shines over a cbeck's rosy hue, | Seu It fairly tested, Bo farns thademand for | barraxsed — Suspicloua of a Con. § I this con is coneernei, J need but gay that tho " Let tho urazy astrologer search for lils fates iioudseentering ine the vieinity ot Chicago | Spiracy In tho cusps and nodes of hiskeen liminariess | alone wonld use over 3,000.0 tons per annutt, Tnicavenrira, Nov. 238.—About a week azo He ts wiser, like me, who bis fortune nwaits, which mnust come from these coniitetis, a8 be- | 0 great sensation was created in legal and ju- ‘As 'tis told in the glance that iu woman's cya | Ing the nearest for Northorn IUnols, Wisconsin, | dicial cfreles by tho discovery Ithat all tho Only sho lifts her face for his kiss— Ho alous wears tho signet of Fate. : Pansy Daiscont, Inouruod us dead whom, shi ‘tavod—ah, sho te whose orators and arnusemion's ate cut sii Fashtonable folk and journals devoted to Pa a a EE roomate, | Hei2 cumming Loaven, by thraing this tify | the changes in popular taste are busy setting who, too ovidontly. mistaking hor for Esthor, into a boll, . Tattooing hurta dreudfuily, espe- | the world to rights in the matter of glove- o * ‘ cially when peopla yo In for. luv! a ee , i STITT bane nigy Dlossed hus fut her eunstafiey and truth. See en eo doinarms backe sod ii. | Wetting, ‘I'he canons that rule these sinall- |) varies— Minnesota, and Dakota. Atl, from these frets | yullots east at tho munfulmil election Inet renee rant tee Ear BIO tO Romoniber How “willingly she Lad | 8OMs. When the whole body fs converted Into beer details of personal caprice are not Shp lies as Ten tio stars of tho saul, T started from Chicnzo on the Wabash Itoad | February, with tbe oxception of those ‘They stood together in the orchard—Alfred | Sroiged to aud returned his first caress, Not | Surfuce cavered with spirals tlco n preeHapbocl: | greed on tho “correetness” of tho wearlng | AH! cares not a fg bow all other orbs ro} b Tuosduy inst, and brought up at Ersex Station, | from two wards, had been burned Brandon and his pretty sweetheart, Esther Gray. ‘Thoy were not quiteatone, fora girl, nartllngly like Esther, but her, junfor by three years, sat perched upon a mighty Jimb ofahuge old oak not many yards away, and iwung and swayed, keeping time to her own listless, dreamy motion by tho murmuring humofa most delicions voice crooning o sweet old song. z “It's no use, Alf,” Esthor sald, In response toher lover's pleutings. ‘No use in wasting both our lives on a fond dream that never cabecomo a reality, ‘Lhink of the years *s ade + ite wall-papor, tho victim can only be supported ny meant for her niall—for Hsther—all for ether, | by tha approbation of a none catboe cane | OF vel wearing this portion of attire, ‘The He looked at her reproncbfully. selence, In somo cages, of vontse, tattooing | I'rlnce of Wales Is credited with setting the ry 20 Zu shrink from ina? Ob ‘my darting, a eens Ho pore aA ene Sumomn Of CAB fashion of bare hands & year or more ago, it becatiso J have not weitten foro long? J ued } fruniy a indy ur gentieman Lolongs, and.an tue | atid siuee that tine tho: golden youth in En- feats Vounra hot changed. Not ouaday older | svecting, these, a matden at onco knows whether | gland and Amerien.bave gone about glove- in all this uneasy time moro beautiruy han | Any blacks fellow sho mocts is. for ber, nit cll, | Joss, Against this the Indios from, tho first a ee a eee et puesto brake | must not think of marrying. ‘This nrranyentent raised a «trong protest. ‘Thoy argued that an away, spreading out bor hands wildiy to keep [reyente lonny “disappointinenta,” as in glel | ungloved band wasn discourtosy ton fulledressed ‘hi 2 AnOwe a once ween ee De darnlens sar her | delle; that if the two danced together tho bared “You don't know what you say!" sho cricd. r © nose, Ips, and curs | jands of the escort Lrought ruin to tho allks, “ Toni tl. | have natunilly been much decorated. ‘ho Aus- ti Pats pain tel van eke ealited | | tralluns and certala races on the northwest Incea, and ornaments decking the femalo por: so gt wonnd ban withthe titht do to | oastof America uged to wonr auch huge bones | son. It was probably to bo, -rorelired op tg Henry—be will toll you all!” aho cricd, und | 0 thelr noses that they were forced to keep | loveless gallant of tho -period that women In 1 bavo stiudied thom many a loug summer's ove, Tt was not such a saat Amun would choose for | by ortar of the City Comimiasioners, though the When the leaves and the watera were quiatly | A {URE Or Investization of coottei de tits the | WW provides that they shall bo preserved for And eae ae oo ondknowledge that auchatudies | EMInty, for the mew | town of, Kalre | foie shi casa OE cecal Albrlights i= leaye Bae See were bay One ul imag. ‘Tully Jr., and John J. Keating, election Hicers Iendream of bright Joy to tho memory clings he tbrev iniles in comparatively soo time, | of the Sixth Division of the Fourth) Ward, nee eee ry clings | THe location Is twenty mites west Uf Kankakee. | charged with making n fulso return of tho Vates ae four miles southeast of Gurduer, and five mules ea Jes hotece: than want bg Rug oad the Urata soutl of Braoville. At Fatrbank f found a | Cast at that election, was about tu come up for pleasure, purty of surveyors engaged In surveying a |.trlu, god os on jospection of sume of tho In matuittg i acience that’s useless and vain, route fora railroad from Hickinghain to Braid- | vatlotsdestroyed would bave beon necessary A " or ple: wood, a distance of fifteen miles, At Bucking- v4 4 uM # a mnsty old miser” piles round bio Bis | hora thisrond wilteonnest with the Somlwestern Ce ne ea cral proeredibng haa wasn J would not xiv one lanes from the ese that f Hranch of tho iiuols Centenl Hallrad: thence | taken to shield then. | Tia easy wus callod lust juve f .! Munday, aud proceeded with to the point the Wannsh, St. Liuis & Pacific, the Kankakee ero ty l= ‘To know all the atars that aroclustercit above. | x senecs, and the Chicago, Alton & Ht. Louis wher the productton ot the billots was consid: Railway. making three ered necessary, When District-Attarney Grabain i Durating inte toara at t thelr mouths wide open to breathe, In Peru | society took to wenring tho munetrous gloves Fs Jirece. Hues to Chlenzo, F at i ftwould take yon to enrn n fortune! Arid | sorruw turned and ed Wefiaiyt than hts ges tho foles of thoears used to hang down to the | Feachtns trom the tiumb-tal (0 Hie wen pit MEMEMUENS IT YET, (| and three east and ‘teas thus gleing the tho'Goures and sicgo. Matow onterod that i j while Lam waiting, growing old and faded, | « {he brothers stood togethor fuce tu tace. shoulders. * ‘Tho urgument of tho tadies, in viow of tho ‘When tritigt came in sober gray, ; how “eontfirii-koown aa the Fairbank | S20 uel ane vite foarte rolay es ve ed, | ihre hadoeen stormy and Ditecr words, and | _ Ville savages cut the nose, cars, lips, and | reigning fashions, hardly hold woud. Suppose 0 A form from memors’s deep, more rallroad facilities than avy other | “4p, ines tons and lettlng other chances pass mo by, you | pow came u long aad ominous silences Alc | Otter parte of tho frame Into various cunven- | yloveless youth dancing ‘with n belte of the day. ho di ie FY Pe coalilelda, clther in tho West or an, in morning, aecordingly, tho Inquiry was : may fail, after ail! No, no~glvo me back | broke it. Uonal designs, it Js reserved for civilization, Chi- fis hands, ns a vuntter of fact, do not come in |, Horn of the dying hues of day, bier part of tho. United Staten; whieh wilt | UOXtt. ‘The inatrlotestrurney elites tho cir . y 17 Oko It. Is abo?” ho demanded bitterly, “1 | 268%. Kuropeun, and American, to attack tho | contact with tha feminine uttiro, becutisy 15 be. And placed upon night's myatie shrine, iiwaystnsiire very iowrates of irelzue to tuo | cuietances of the destruction at cae tllote, and bps promlecs QUE mare ieaentt 1eyOr leg desiro to seo her.” iY really useful organs, ‘Tous a savage may chop | qins lower than tho shoulder, and is wltocothor A gitiamonua from its sleep, various markets,” The name of this Hey road is | 2d the loss of thesy votes would be agrent “Je oan—it shall f? erlod Alfred, earnestly. | “the ather answero F Dirble ttle Anger by way of proving that he has | Incking on tho urms sud neck. No qirl would facile smarety Hoe Bate Gt shia pew foal is drnwlacte 10 tho (tell of f great baten of eon ophor chances! If you loved mo truly, | :*Sne ts ter from well—unft for suet an inter comy to years of disorction, as the Mandan did, | caro to have tho disngrecable sensation of ‘Tho oyes eorene and calinly bright; forma heltwrntnd. the comifeld, and it ts the | tested Gases foe aT eg re Ee ‘oulit you thiuicof them’ Do you love me, | Vow, What good can your reproachos do nowt” or to may havo his front teoth knocked out for | dressed kid on bor shoulders, arm, or neck, So ‘The tresses, golden sheen; Intention to construct this road faa first-class | UCR: took Cindge Mimetier (procured, Ie Was BOO OEE aes 220 me, | Vig’, What wood can your reproachos do now?” | tg sui nurpore, ngs tho mannerof tho Murrl, | the mero utility of gloves Ih the auton sini | Wuere shadow intorplayed with light THgneR For iio. Transpertacion of con Teta (eres ea ae anette ea vering the Esther?" 10 Eee ees TMI Wife Tres | Beno will not ruln his chost or deform hisfeet, | to tho ground unsupported. In lranco gloves Bae eee en ndcraal tut ght producti and iussengers, “Tho tands owned by | leKed, by mlarepreseneation) empowering the She looked into his flushed and handsome | turn to California tomorrow, and would bid her Only peopte whe do not need towalkorrun | aro considered “de rigour." This way ud like « crown adorned tay brow Commissioners tv open the boxes, and expliined tho Wilmington Coaltietds Company comprise Of her Leall my queen, 2,000 neres of ee ren caro Marilinens, ano was | MUCH Wont UgbE boots and cultivate sleader | arise” from tho fuck tnt gloves aro in er from the Commissioners’ stand~ well cloweh a few hour ago in tho orchard—aod walets, thotigh the practico doscends from own- | urtielo Sof very’ simall expenso—nbouf the "Wo Ho sald: have two full sets of face and sighed involuntarily. ut es aud partofe set, it requires for each “Yes, 1 do. It you wero better y sol ne ers of carrluges to the middie and lower classes. | anme item of oxpense ina gentleman's outfit ag As shn drew near with timid feet AS GOOD AGRICULTURAT, FANDS Qf matte tt and bo Thay amar Bay yee ee Tet an tO tte ee ie join hes | ME. Mawar author of n bolt to which this aeti- | hls eee aat or collies. Rrauticnily, however, g alice sromed tO TaN ont as there are In the Seije of Illinois, 1 met Mr. | election, generally, Zl boxes; tho Novonber APDY . thore!” And without walting for an answer, oF vle refers) ylvea ghastly woodents of tho Chi- } good tasto and comfort wngeest that in Buch 1 enn alone my it's quick beat, John P. Cumming, afd with bin PE "bad a brief | cleetion required 2,10, ‘hora 18 ong wot o will never be, Tlove you, but Lhnte pov. | ee te eae iitiiak surpriee ne uur | Heso. woman's foot, aud of Its skoletan. "During | cilmate aa ours gloves shawl Wo ne necessary, In Aa hes why in tho battle’s strength tik. Tiels the mining bosa of the sbatt now | Voxes fmpounded on uecuunt of the Police Nuu- y. Dye ber y n a pele the firat yenrof tho Lindiig the pain iaso jue | fall, and winter, and the colder months ot spring ‘Springs to the trumper’s call, Working, and un intelligent mau. { avked hit | istrate contest | which Is pending bee erty, I've been poor all imy life, I must) rigt out ‘1 a to ang | tense that tho sufferer can do Dothing tuehe, | ns shawl cr overcoat. No. one. iikes to see how long he bad been employed in miaing, and | tween Kink “and Burr, Wo. bad for the better mysel€ when I marry. Why shouldu’t ent) Baw hin coming, and arose, pala and | sng ory, and monn. Forabout two years tho foot | chapped | Oh, Paradise, thy favored ellme, d i) 1 leat iy bet uo and Suu : . 4 a , Fors q and dlacolored hands, and uniess xloves . ' he replied that he pad beco a wilucr | inst election only between U0 | an 1?. Youall tell me L’m-so handsome, Even | temas: to meat him. Ite stood for a mos | Rete omtinualiye” Some of te toes uaualy | bow every-day article at the toilet Biraantys Holds no sich boon ws this, for “over thirty years, and. had spent | boxes, and we aaked tho Court for au order ment, regarding her sternly and in silence; ahe y x + your brotuer Henry tells mo that. By-the- | rulsod her goutlocyes to nls timidly, sorrow= | CUMS, Ol with Rice iar Oe ie Bag eerie and 80 soon ga the Sho pressed fon a a Tee See ee ae cama dae cuentas Tas pet ta Pio boxes of tho inst! i aay ‘elve: t 01 le . ' iy tow a bo by, [thought you were so sure that he would ful not be angry with mo, Alf," aho sald, “I shoo than would orterwise, have woon ‘ponstuloe nee) ne See ore: sue gant ree wll Love's rat impasstancd kies. surfacu soll—this isindleativo of te praiuetives tion, so that wo night get the boxes we needed be ont friend 2” am not changed Lam your atater atl —" ‘Tho Chinese wounnn's foot Js almost exaetly tke tity, Glapense with then. No girl who roullzos hoss—this year gives Bo corn-crap averaging | forthe fall election.” ‘Tho Commisstoner sald “Ho tells ina hoe said all ho could, but ‘ut he stopped her with a greatory: ay Ge Pes ledyis:foor in ‘shoe, | the qussterians pleasury of the brossure or ths a Taeeo zo ers ui. ‘4 ; Has forty avo ae Lotte rents Ch the nore, nee e4 ae Pret ea aa erie ane ; rs , y a risa an ndyertisomentin an | hand of a awectheart but will vote ngainst tho joy were talking ‘neuth the shadows of tho i ove 0 ton n01 " nt father will not hear of tt, Whntof that? Pouelt My Hetle Fourlt O what a blind | Eingiten paper, with it ’ t ore. The bi Fant | election camo off; it wus not possibie Le ? | rool Thuyo been!" English papor, with a wide circulation among | glove in the drawing-room. It is, therefora, n trees; athe ncre. The blue grass grows beautiful and ‘ po: Ne tinds no fault with you but your poverty, ‘the memory of the wolcomo abe had given | Women. ‘Apparently Parisian shocmukers wish | matter that will be regulated by the strongest i rink overywhere that it ts allowed togrow, | to distritute tho boxes on the morning ole Sorel English ladics to live up to Chinese Ideas. 3 — Thoy wore drinking in the glories of the breeze, | which shows the excceding fertility of tho soll. of the election, After some testimony yolug indawhen I sm no tonzer dependent upon | Rerssoo Sree avon Watters Hult coutonaptunts ear a yee ee ee er ee gnc eurtaly couducr thelovers ‘Whon of a sudden Rudalph eald— Me eer itawa tho cago wiih the genial Mr. Cum- | to show how the ballots wero destroyed, Judgu bim, but my own muster, able to support my | wordsof fougngo: © You are bor hevocsilty | foot, touch the rround betweon the great tio é (fte'd an idea in bis headj— ming, who, by the by, [s 4 Scotch miner, and Tadlow said; * Wo bave proceeded tis far ae Wa v girl!” All these came buck to his memory now andthe becl, Tho fashionublo length is betweon A RNITUALISTIC WEDDING. With a thrill of joy aud pride, All was not treo and a olf and four inches, i e Forks ‘ ou Wie toa at 3 iid. a no ome | Mi orooab sn Canes nt, cig ton, | Saye 8, New Yank correspondent 1 creutitro bottor, nubior, truce than Esther had This le tho. groatcss, tose parmanunt, Kad Host Soudan eoulitge beeordli i Ae ee over beon, and yet withal go like ils old love A + | ritualistic form was celebrated yesterdn: tbat his wounded hourt inatinotivoly eurnod ta | Alico at tho waist of the Venus so incorrect. : uate Wife, he will welcome you 23 adaughtor, Esse. Henry saya so; 1b was Monry who sug- vested that Lwbould go to Sin Franolgco—the land of yolden dreams and speady fortunos, Fasle. Iaball mako n fortune for you to shure, . porienced in what is known as *long-wall can today in this investigation. One thing inust * is tere mortal lon tals tanidege pe wonlda's ee The smattinniby fourtocn anda halt | besaid that 1s 0 startling, thine to say—that Hah adie cpt | Suvetanate ad 2 tat St ese foot euch, two feet and a hal cing utilized as Z + Sal Watch {o, Seat olden cloudlets futter, go atresiut, aud double cage kept running, pressly, ays ut a tne amu cane when \ v1] ve % is oue al je eat vonstructer y ‘What umblem of ott lives could o'er bo fitter? a burned. and tho only ‘thing’ I bave ° iy ultriouted to the ebleel_of tho athlete Milo, | Morning in St, Ignatius’ Church, In Fortieth inatimes thoy're zaklen laden, And tances whats that u -éattugs only promixe mo to wale, threo hur for, soinfort, and this boauttful, tonder } aod at tho waist of any indy in a picturo of the | street. ‘Tho contracting parties wore Miss a et on epake the tautden iho motlve powers furnished by a vloublowost | to, cotider at | present fa. whether, tout 3 » We nro go young yot; you are but 18, ‘Long hours thoy walked and talked togothor, fashione, will show that the modern woman'aln- | \fartha Dean Bosworth, only daughter of | “Ob, uvy, dear, how utter you de twitter!" inder Rochester bolsting cugine, No. 57. with | having been dono, thera was conspirucy in- ‘ Obt whataro threo years—suyo for the patu of | watehed, trom the house, by Esther's and Hens | teraleconomy must be bopelesly disarranged, deers care ‘A pacer tiva boitera,each twenty-five feet In length by | volved tn it” He then proceeded to sun up tho opt rls yee Wee ethan | Heinen nasa ne: | MH Syn Doovoth of NGM West ||” wow sani anes | | APY re osu | eto it a a ; | lutely reversed. ‘Tho ribs of winnu fram yeBe ‘ 3 4B SMILE, ulatiny 1,00 tans of coal por day. al E > Ha Judged bor by himself, poor follow, and | tHolr pardon, and won it; he could refuses noth io | Twonty-secont strect, eranddanghter of Mr | asta woman how otd sho is If you want | | ‘This snatt is down iteelvetwot, For fitty. | duced. aro narrow at the top, and expand {ng to her he tore bor, the, one heaee wink had Be aT he rites in the’ skeleton at on | Doan, first President of tho Croton Aque- i tight-inced woinan ara wide nt the top, | duct Board in this city, and one of tho or voy his heart shoul ST ae cee rut POMeGE oe eee fomgend. | rebauly ovat founders of All Souls? Unitarian Chureht, pega Scena gay! Dist derulitions, watet than by too ridiovlous rotated tna higue | ad Mr, William Roselle Libbey, of Clinton, ‘Tesvemed 80, Indecd, us the’auys and weoke | Becied Hoot, But all cinesos auifur from * tho | N. Y. ‘fho service toak pinca at 11 o'clock, rolfed on. No more talk from Aitred of areturs | cruel and extromo torture of the boot, inthe | and was given with full cholr and with a f fown niuuty- tye feat, Roe gets. | duces at ucerdone- tie ssid: *Luleluvestinn: y 14 six fect two inches itis built of tmbers solully | thing had en done, lu Bil *'Phisinvestiya~ her to show her rage. Epiked together, and” bulow that itis nude of | tion wis instituted to aco whother uny ono, tn “Tho widow's stulte,” remarked the relict tvo-ly-four acantitns plncou ie ea ty and followin tuo | prnutlecs wilel, nnd ean th ; weed nee | #biked toxethor, which makes tho wallensiug: | through Ya 0 ag sho bosed the ears of a foo forward tee sere Te chemning, wus DUliEas | had cuospired to destroy tho ballots tor Mexal milter. you ses st In twenty-vlght daya, and It ia su(tl- | purposes, So far as we havo gone, Luau bay Cinetnnatt haa founded a “Home’ for | Sient far holsting 1,000 tons of eal por day.” That nothing. hus been developed that would never doubted hor loyalty and trust; but Esther wasofavory ditforunt naturo—sulfish, worldly, calciiating, and cold, Even now, while her lover'surms wero nround her, while his eager tones yot trambled In her car, while his honest, loving, pleading eyed mot hor own dark, earn hart sho carofully wolghed hor | toCallfornit. ,, 1.5 «7 naye not been quite eae ear cctten td a Won wo celebration of tho holy extchnrist. The | widows who have no Intentlon of nceepting a tue Lotions of tiie ead aoe CLES Nem HOY ae A Fee eee at, ad if ye any tody, Bue cee et nelinntion against Interest—pone | eee eet ee eee ave wold enough, could | Wantto bo fasblonnble,” If wo could only re; | altar was decorated with white hangings, aud | second offer, Itis hoped that at least two FOUND No WATER, beara the semblance of wescninatty: Bele Bale Sear pnaucersaful there. Ihave wold onquith, euuld | cin to tha round-toed shoon af Henry Vil! | sas brilliantly iuminated, Lzquiait towers in | rooms will be ocenpled. In golng down aconl ining L havo always hoard | erie UroushE ta may nae a gnrious ques dolove bim—donr, kind Att, 2 do wish I] thojewal | huyeeot my honrt on ss dearand | Lord Palmerston wore boota mady on natural | grogt ntundanco adorned the aupor-aitar, At Pa Eto cor the nampa, Tut hore | jiieee Investigation, ie vik tho. ballot-Woxe : could marry bitu, ile is sv bright and hopo- | precious Pearl! principtes, and ho was not quite a sociul fullure, | frat abundanco ado idivd ‘a When Boston woman wantsa ilyoree sho a pumpe, uot what ta to be done with (he ballot-boxus f * right and hopo- | P ‘Hh EY P tho hour appointed for tho service tu begin tho ae Abore was nosuch thing, The root was as dey | hereafter.” ‘The mutter was thon postpoucd ul, perbaps he may met rok; after all, aud, iv won higueart’s wish, As tho third year of = Tat played .a short voluntar: a then gets witnesses toawear (hat she has Just dla- |-as the interior of a house. The ouly water whic! for the present. meantime, what othor chance wil! como to Se Raed aver y area and ieee Brandon y Tae the. prosessional hymn “The "olce onoo | covered hor husband to be a Chnelnniatt man, | Wii trea’ aa raat eee ean thn'tone Hes anID ANCE. iemptme' ving it tine outotsthe-wayr place, | CUR ra merry wadding’ and Alfred Brandon” |. Woman's fondness for shopping Isa never | eat erer Huden,” was tuken up by tho ehotr, | Mud the Court releases her’ from Lhe disgust. | eee cae ae ee eele TOR tho HELIO Cars INSURANCE. and soeing uo ove? Avid thteo yours will soon | bewutlti, huppy beldo—nie ttle Lear). S# | consing source .of wonder to most men. | Witch emorged from the vacristy, precedea by | iu mesalliance at otice. which are used In bauling out the coal. ‘Thore a ~ : . When n nnn ins ocenslo’t to buy anytning | yeiebomereer trem ihe Cross atoftyand fo | ‘Cnirteen fewnto physiclans aro practicing in | {one ute roUINE Dultiy MORON, one Oe, Wnuie | ‘Fhe Unlucky winderground Workers: in thoend sho promised to walt for him, JOAN OF ARC, dutot ashop he usually gets lt at the first | jewod' by tho ollelutiag clergymen tiauirpliocs | Claytous In. and at a, recunt fire thera wero not | Hoke wns quite waft. eI Ney ee tele | apa Curuune's story ubout tho tt-luek of tho, truly and faithfully, through threo years, and %heu, when be should claim hor, become bis loving wife, Meantime, tha musical murmur from tho treo had ceasod, though quite unnoticed by tho lov- ¢rand as Lather gave tho promise a graceful, Hirlish form ewunw {taclf dowti from its toafy best, and suddenly placed Itself bafors thom. Esther's -Nyure, only less fully and finely formed. Esthor's beautifal faco and glossy, abundant durk batr, Esther's dark oyes, too, You would havo thought nt the first glunce, until YoUsaw that quite a different mud and soul looked out from thom. "Though Joan of Are Is a French heroine | blaco where he can find the article he wants, | and white stoles, Whon tho choristers had in little danger of belng forgotten, tho citl- | and if it comes anywhore near suiting him taken thoir plices in tho stalls tho organist zens of Crotoy have thonght it fit to make | he seldom ‘looks furthor In ordor to'make 0 played a wee warohy and the bedeEroom. assurance doubly sure by rearing a fresh | better bargain, A womun, on the otherhand, | of Clinton, camo from the ‘vestry ai awalted statue to her memory. ‘The Maid of Orleans | will somotines traverse a whole city to buy | at tho chancel steps the arrival of tho brido, having had the misfortune to’ be a sound | abunch of hnfr-plngor a bitof ribbon, Sha | Mga procuslen. tr by y fo. ushers, aubearad Catholic sneriticed by « Bishop, tho clerleals | appears to tako delight in shoppmg forthe | tho bridosmulis—Mias Adoluide Deau, of More ant! tholr opponents havo selzed the oceaston | sake of shopping, whllo tho average man singe, Bnd py ee Honor th of ree for nronewal ot tholr ancient combat against | heartily detests Stand guts through with It pee ei De. * hoy curred everybody and everything considered Iniimn- | ns soon ns pousibie. Taskois of white flowers in their bunds. Tho fent tu the Warrlor Girl of Domromy, The | Sagaclous persons who have npplied thelr Hhrldo Loltowou, lenting OF (ue ar oe ter ali story of Jennno d*Aro’s life, ay conventionnle | minds to thé solution of this mystery have | overskirt and walst of brocaded wutin, elabe ly recelyed, fan tragedy which aptly lends | sometimes thought it in the subtle Influences orately tritumed with orange blossoms, re. well meh enough In. the town to run the eugine | By et " " et pa aeoeSUrntt popttl ° | Este by ese eenurn “Taara been feckay oa | E62 Unde ge compu thay enpce= “Parting is such swect sorrow," romarked a | threo feet from tho contra and two (ect | sented, and thoreby involved themselves In at bald old bachelor tou pretty qirtas he told ber | space between cach. The roof is upheld of ‘1 ho President. of the tnstl- ae RRE eT sonia ainiloy she replied, | tyr two-inch planking” overtead, Now | wopleasant row with the Mraunous of le a fanoing upon bis. balrlesncas, and wondering | Mr. Cumming has gooe down to tho veloof | tution, was thestaple of much of tho tatk on La how ho ever dd it, font Ail the Ghngtug te dene | path ples. as n Salle steeat yeatorday. No ono was ut a loss to ho bit him bord: Spoony dry-goode olork ttter nalnie It would be hurd to Hudin polntot | piuca tho aguuts- alluded to, and the average tg amart miss (eying ota hat botato ke Qreerior acon ‘and mechauleut constriction. | onic wna that It “served thet’ right” Se ee oot lee eats | and tho shart ts Ws gunk that the coal istnuer: | Apropua of thls matter of “underground” 1n- miias—"Yos, perhaps you'd yet more girls to | Tined, and will drop dowi of its awn wolght | auranco In general, and tho story of these too, Jouk at you, then, fitout the usaf powder. ‘Cho coal Ju clean | cautious agents in particular, the query his boon Scene} Heidal reception. Severat of the guests, | and free from all jinpurities, { never suw wt | ‘started, Wu Issues paticies in tbia vicinity for a after sbaking bands with tho bride, and ail | cleaneror better defied vem, It will averaxe | concern known as the Toledo Fire & Murina— speaking wt the same tine: “Where fs the | fully three Teet In thicknese, and In sume places | an institution not authorized ta. do business in bridegroom?” Lrlde, nalvelys Oh, ho's up | it Istatcker, but at allspolotsit presente a clean~ the State, but whict: docs it all the sane thraugh Alfred hold out his band to,her, rt Tosworth, mother of tho bride, was eacorted by | stalrs watching tho wedding presonta,’ Jiness aad purity that fe really remarkable, The | the medium of the convenient Lroker. Thy a here tself to tho legion of painters, sculptors, | of sex. ‘Choy bave found in ita product whion | HOyOps if Led lng presen ‘ i ‘ vou, ; Thad forgotten you, Poari,” anid he, “ Well,.! poets, and ie sh a i etteculeh the daughters OF, Hive rronrthe sons | Mr. 1. Marshall, of Lrooklyn, ‘There onco was a game called croquet, J miners told mo that thoy never worked jn | piazle hus only pret, purtlully solved, artes you er poets, and posers, whe hays chosen {t for * . r The bridal party paving reached the atepa iy such a ming, Jt waa go dry and clear”; | to say, thoto who baye been cudgcling the! pea witness our onyaqomont.” ee iilastintouot tele genie or- he vleniiti- | 26) ee ee eee ee aD te a tontmnalto theehupel, belted, aud tho Itov. ea. | Wiplah drone alla. attention awats iidthe resuit te that here wro tobe fonnd ag | brafay over It have about cowoto the conciuston Tppid drow horaolf uv to her full hight, Stradion: of thole duitncsa, Mut, in truth; | beowattel Fe ieticalty, tocka loveur dress, &. Rwar proce idea with tha wervice., Atier tho TSA UKE a welsky? luteligont a sot of ners ag it hax ever Ueen | fat {he ngent Is not n city underwriter, aud, noxs nothing 69 foolish aud falso,” | after “un intery 19 j | andto tho instinct of surpassing other women | Bide had beon sive away OY Det Ce ae Her spirits, aud now sbe won't plet. by Aba iid PNA Saat a st as end stornly, Then turning to bor ‘alstors eres : ater P eee quatulien “ane futho aattor of Gbralnis tho greatest and | a0 Mrs. Tosworth took scate in a pew, while ders Le Iylug the coal is what. iniuera term “soapston MOST HE A GNANGER, Allwomen are naturally afraid of a cow, | but ia really shale clay, Jt {8 impervions to | The late General Agcut of tho British Amer- © Madame,” anid the oleauargarine dealer,when | water, Below tho coal ta a bed of tre-clay, | tca,of ‘Toronto, Canada, igout io 9 scorch- abe uttared a abrick at discovering that. it was | which would make tha best of Are-urick. Yoo {ng uireuinr deniiuelutury” of tho way In which bogus butter she was handling, “madame, you | shale clay will inake the ‘vest of brick, and, if | he wassuspended, According to tho disappointed neodn’t bo warmed, ‘ho cow ft was mado from | necvsaury, very handsome proased brick, Moth | and somawlhut sottred late Gonoral Agent, he was. Js too dead to hurt you." lresslay, and ohne neil valk pena fa Ta bounced" for Fore to a6 tho” bidaiea a o wot Fairbat hich, iu a fow yorrs, len Presid ‘orrigon and wy it ad ry ei {Qupm ian calls himself an astronomers | wil. contain 5,000 poopie. Having troked | glee lresilont son of alleged unsavory rope Mae a a rete Ne cer yaous | turouqd the Interior of the wing | wvaln souRUE | wueton, contencted through, i violation of te fon ner fathors frou gato.” One of theso daya | iho surfaco, and on tha way upste, Cumming | jigith Commandment and wcompulecry rest couiu out end ivy him the yee cacontion inno | told me that they bad bad trouble at, tines f¢ | denea in an institution to whlch Lear r do you promiso what you will nevo: ‘° torat Ws ‘db you decolvo one who 18.80 hon for (fue-beurtod: Esthor will novor walt belies hres Years, Alf, You must be mad to And with that werhee LA tg lott: them, Esther looked pout ully girl, and you aro‘bor bero," abo said, Rue. “Tam not. good. enough for Hoclasped her to hig hoart onthusiastically, the rest of the bridal party advanced to the ttle moldy, and though sourthodoxncbronictor | Bol aa eat eT oO Oe or eours | chancel rail, romalning there until the acevico AeBL, Henet Martin, witowaschosen topronounes | lay. Yrooso whe taaintain that irisnimativo of | Wak eoneluded. During the soryioe Oe, Tacs tite Grotoy eulogy, might have proved equal to economy wich “Kocpe a, woman ‘golug all mo | By nuyg dea ing tue eniy matory the domands on ils imagination, th toust oxaot- | gay froin sap to Shey nen AO Ate iye | of the Church, “At the conclusion of tia part of ing of bistorlans must now and thon bo stag- | Junitteat tho expendituco. of. tina wud tho | 10, ceremony, the celelraton oF Toy none deol! as thoy try to ropoat, the oft-told tale of | wane ot nervous forco involved in. this indus- | SHeharist bezay, tho toy. {7 Mes pe Brawn oe the foundross of the nable family of Do Lys, A | trlous running about more than counterbalance | ant. Tho mtiaiond part of tho wervice was UP carver of nineteen yents, 60 obscure initsbe- | the ddvantage ordinarily realized in any cash Quo, ine featurca Weing the Credo, Sanote ginning, so bad and'yorso Drilllant nt its olovo, | savings that ure made. dad ae fa lonedictuse ¥ 1. could not fall tocntist the sympathy andadmnica- |’ ‘Phere may be an explanation of this propon- wnus Del, J “And you wilt bo at water sulticiant ta rin thelr eogines. A8 | and egress dillicuit, As a sousation Ureo pobre Calthied ee ne ant, Carat, aninutes and three saconds, etween dry mits aod mines inwoleh there | cular reli rather flat, “the atrest" pretty gene a aud putient forty enkoy” | ton of every age. ‘Tho Jonnne d’Ara bas boon | sity perbuva in tho fuct that abopping ts for tho a 7 4 8 | culie fell rather tat, yg ete Sct Meubt aae? Gary | tebe a attra: wastes | RRM MALAI aera, |, ATMEL Dv one aw hee nue | ieee eoieettee eee | = hue Pesos neto Beutel Sims core taut and degen tah i! a chur 8 by WN i cy be i 7 ry 0 ers her proiaies, and su thoy weru Wictruthed. of pictures, station, inemolte, Are her navon, | isthe woman's apecial aphera of activity, ek eeite New Or pipiens hor hue | GE there are neliuer euitdron, wor ‘ebay ty THE COST OF BINIKO ‘yenorat mecting of all tha. local utder. Unbuppily, wo live In Phllistinlah thes. The | Whothor we regurds work or pleasure. aud ying ‘ear wont slowly by, Alt‘s lotters, bright iin tho eglantng, row sadder and eas ec the family. If such were the use, tho busband | was jargely in favor of the foriner, and that the } Writers fs to Do belt this afternon at J o'clock: hopeful ae tha months rolisd on. Ho had obe toe Pnbappllys wo lvory delight in-bewiug down | The fteatrictlve, couvontionalities of so- | ley, Instend of being exasperated, shogontly woul have to romain nt homo with the children | Jineronca often renched #8 bigh aa st percent | Mthe rooms of the board to perfect wrrunuo- i eo enthors’ wos. Witt such a spirit le cloty do pot allow her tho wlio range 7 fi Ho the wife went aut with the dog, fi favor of the dry nilnes, of which thor were | tents for tho catablishinent of the now pasted § position, io Sun Frabelaco, and . tolled hott tho records, It could a ect that o tnan_ baa. 8 on general thing turned him Se ‘a a ccolnioealla alton, * You are always kicking up a row,” sali a | comparmivoly Tow x0 ho fuund. BTOUKeYANDS WINE PATOL. “ Kany and falthfully at bis posts but ho | ed tht tho Malt of Orleans would escape tho the honschold of which she fan inember Ja the | aud, running her hand into his vest-pocket, ntioman toa negra aud bls wifo who wero | Having looked through the new mines, I | phiamensure of protection was resulved upon. uotninice ta eta a modest suvings wont crate luveniqations of the sautless oritic. ; ont Pierre Hee eae ier abitios she extracted a $20 bill, and remarked: “1: paving Area ee je there po harmony maried OnE Ove no country to Mracevilic, cone suine} weeks age, ond ruterred tont teuuths athe 4 jevt a apes, atl o we cl . He | pects ty 01 our ad a aa what] was Y. | little town fs on the Chicago & ily, 1. v1 how to be vou mene ote Esther gloomily.of bie ‘diaap pout it Fe eee eae eae teat alapal ia Fan i bts ‘tcolg | reckon l've wot the dead wood on that new ¥! i Su le a time, and tho arrangemonts i in routin; freoly strofls abroad unquestioned when our countrymen, no one douvts that they Were | like it, and whon out Of the house he. can Ke bonnet Pye beon sufferln’ for,” Ste made o erent de TL Ay therefore, aeoalons Faviving {he who amo algae nny wenere jelonses, ey Stralght stroak for tho nearost millinery-shop, Verdict thon passed nt the spearepolut. But v1 men wiped the molaturo ma their uy Xerdlck thon passctietad deserved’ nordeath, | which ure closed to tho Ingress of reputable pipes feeb ahh plats seu “eros khaled fad thousands of rovercat pilgelms have wopt | Indies. She, uowover, must Lo always wary and | gteony drink, Drought himself so low ay to unis aon tueeccno of her murtyrdom in the Placu | crcumspoct fu her moyements whoo once out | uct to provide bis wife with the common noovd- do ln Pucello ie senate ay Wid a abock tohour, | from the protection of the domestla rouf, Bho | sartes of life, do lary, wulleas nigga,” aatd the woman. “Dar | and Is inbablted by about 1.000 people, Last | ploted relate to the pay of tho Captain and nlu't no borniny {a du bouse, nor no meat, and | summer the Chicago, Milwaukes & St. Paul | mombers of the new patrol, and tio duter- do bacon's all cat up, aud de meal bar’) isoinpty, | Haitroud Company purchased tho ald ‘Hruce | minution of tho amounts tube contributed by Tho is de only thug in de house what's full all ds Mine, which it is now worklog. Italéo bought | the Insurance compauics aud tha ‘Block: Yards thine,” . Be denies Whitton 1480 nate pf coal feng, for pooplu fur Its support. ““Linust aay that I very much dislike thigos ] Wee Uh sit 2 ET TTCl tontatious Tieolebluge reumarkod the vlderiy’ | aes aon qe ality arena neatly MISOLLLANEOUS. Nise Pringlo, as sha locked avout her ia the now | Shee Oe of “patrthinks? The Siiwaulen a ren rene tle. M24 Spoke of that frat year os wasted Ueney Brando f cel was bealdo hor when she roe feviei at Lotter; uo was often with her now, one, un upon her tha most flattering atten Boy darned ee seeouse Of Ruarding hor for Alt, “A fad to bim reproachfully, Your fat ped $0 much from your Influence with ny not only that t wuclish were not responsible | cannot visit barrooms, billiard saloans, and h ‘Bpankingto ON look ut eit Gea . ® r,” sthagaid, “Shico you Iike mo. so | for hor mart Hut that the herole dumsol | similar masculine rosorty. ‘Tha man can loaf ante tie pyrite ental a that | gr, Paul Company is vow yottlng out from 275 siattd 80 0 kind vo mo, wy did your falber for hor martyrdom, but that the herola dune! | Suoue to nisnearrs content wick Ho ae tha }, | MAICING THINGS OVER. great, clabgrately-framed, misgor,” { declire. 1 ) fy aus tone ot cout por duy frow “ihe ‘old ata, ta eetin Hr Mapeoted mutron and ‘well-to-do cltoyonno, | tolaure; but this luxury, 40 sweet to tho mule “Mario,” sald Mr. Jones, upon one of his) Axhoct imposalbilities, Mlsy Pringle,” remark whieh lv about atuat of ita capacity. Tho cuit oblect to tho as n duu : tor! wdestatt her handy bla bold eyes xed ou her Ilo docs da) not. We will wolco: wyshter tomorrow, Kaslo, "Buy wot /as Ales 8 = . efit shrank unuy from btn, atartlod and fright- y ve v1 v e membor of gocluty, 1s denied to tho woman, ux- * ‘i a fate mevcrtielaes tae, Yignterimactts | cepe undor such condiuons aa rob ttof all senso | Wor! rying days, ‘It seems tome you inight with dooumcehts regarding tho authenticity or | of freedom, bo more economical; now,’ there’s my old bpceisnes cannot be iouch wkopticism, ‘Whore | pft ts tharefors that tne oan roncoligymuors | *lotless Why can’t you make them over fo Glwaya wig a bollo€ thas the wouan oxcauted tt | focus thar deligul ner eye wud lenrt arovapowd | te children, Instead of giving then away 7 a ° Fouy, the villain. pany bas a aoooud seat BO A Ne om ind | OF the stockholders of the Northwastoru Parlor Bult * A borse-car was hailed by a family party. The | right hero 1s where the difference comes in | Manufscturing Company: August Rovert and Adolpis driver stopped the car, and tha party on the | betwoeua wet and u dry imine, When twas | Hanshu reatgned their respective oftices in the cor- crossing (bet og & woman) fooked at itwereneiy, | thore yosterday the No.3 shait was working but | porauon, und thereupon tho stockholders mut and The car watted. Ono of tho womon—the youn ix rooind out Of the twonty-fve, aud these wero | olvated Br, Henry Wiekort President, Attchaol Kick toh, “Wi ~ towns during: the subsequent years numerous | for hor juspoction, offer her wmeansof decorous “Bocause thoy’re worn out when you're } est of the party—remurked to the oldovt: not entiroly dry. They employ veventy-ive | gecrotury, and Ferdinand Kruesos Vreusyrar, ‘hts oe ee ae ca fai, dhe cr dar ges | guar, center ones | anno. itn enemy” annverad Sn. Cones | GOOEY car ce ton a | RU ls MAG ate ar ae | cram cts te MR ET Hise oaly tata Rae hetero; he wttorods vena waves found: in tho. prcuivus M; | fntrodugtion. Like u butterfly wandering trom | “it's no use making over things for tho chile | Youtit coma often: Fee eee ty uot tone | pumpa ae work in thie suate gottiug cut WHF | cently cummuances TF A pariiuilous Toetuy wud oa Pulsed her uraiher’s rival! ‘Tho thought re- | Multa contomporgry account of tho urrival of | Howar to Huw cr, Se cal ENED Lorselt fuue ‘and | dren that won't hold ‘together; you could | auain. ™ Uood-by, reolouse? with which Inst | water, wid they have not-succueded In cleuringg | tho Wal roud ty uroabcey Laie M Auton choy oR NUE NOL for long. Hero was | Joanuy tn that olty on tho But of May, Hi and | Ht hither any Laer hurown sweet xl M 1 | jot do it yourself, smart as you are. ‘remark sbo urabked the baby from ite muthora | tout, Thoy run throu, four and fivafneb pious "ESSION A While Ale was abate Alf was poor; present, | ber revognition by bor two brothers, js her subutitute for loating, Thou lut tho dear |“, Woll,” grumbled Jones, “1 wouldn't arma, kissed, {t repeatedly, aqueezed it untilit | to tho aurfacu, and tho volume gf wator thay PLO! Ee Ber acca nee mt; waltlog and reudy for ‘This papor furthermore mentions that in duo | Creatures shop, " equosied, and then, after shaking hands all thoy muat of necosalty bring up can scarcely be | ~~ yn nn Feady, ices white Al€ wilght nover ba.} timo sho waa married to a Siour the Hermolso or x have closets full of things inildewing for | round, turned slowly away. Ma, Liza, the baby, | couiputed. In No, 3 shaft, whon the company D . ‘ 1 Woman of Lueck was a xrvat ona to a | Arwoles, and thouxb it miyht be admitted that LADIES DEFENJING TOBACCO, went of wear, if }was a women, that’s all, A and pret Httlo miss of 6 orSycars, who had | was sloking it, it mot with au acoldont to tho Mh H envy In, a 's worldly mind, : the dooument discovered was a wodern forgery A long Unjeago Margaret, Duchess of New | ponny saved is a penny earned.” not on Included in tho original good-bys, gut Bums ae the mine was Htorally drowned out. i fhe shaft is 117 feet nyse and tho water rosv to Eye aud Ear sure profmpted as miuch spacu as they-vould with the | within thirty-five fout of the surface, Yn this | argost Stock of Artitictal aid of parasols lald jopgtbwise on both woate, acction water avoylaps tho coal wt every pulat, 486 BT hey : 1 z yuereiane ‘ithbold hor—shame, and a pos car of Peuri’s reproach and a outa a *, Kota. For Peatl watcuud hor cloeoly and gaara {pis cortainly slate fp dlsintor from # fau~ | Custlo, pronounced thd following oulogy—for | ‘that way in April. Une warm day In May Mr, ralue, A contract of marrioge botitcen*Ltoburt | it ls uu less—upon the weed vo vilo In tho } vones wont prancing through tho closots look: into the car with long-drawn deliberation, aud yoa tn tho, i ae Bi