Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1880, Page 3

EASTER EV: them blessed,” said the girl. “Where are | ties, and amid the universal tumult rose = The Dutchman’s Trouble with his | INFERNAL MACHINES. ANT. - ae ae hoe a fey the hermistres She ee sin the fields ai vine Geen eae An. ‘Telephone, alk | [Pall Mall Gazette.) to come to our house an‘ ie Wagoners el sd e = “T guess I haf to up my delephone ATALE OF PEASANT oe IN RUSSIA. | naa to spare and would have Grew went to them forfire and they gave him @ | reas’ "cei natold Sitimen OP Geatioe avenue nit Ras Rot unull more than two centuries after “Yes, Daria, I am tired of going People’s a double hanafulof gold. I saw the money my- pesterday. as he entered the office of the com- | the famous sth of November that the idea FTranelated from the French ins Anthony | houses; besides, they have ving to of me. with a very long face. employ! Process aains' we | cs se Word) am ashamed to importune them, especially when ““Wherer What Wagoners?: Let usgo—let us bart 4 hy, what's the matter now?” chief of the state was adopted in France; where T remember that once J iacked'for nothing. It all go. uick! Bring the i, the Sou eferytings. I got dot delephone in Aap om up Xa Sati ae os yb was cory It was about 10 crelock at night when the first | does not seem so long since T went to church as | iurty.0 or they will be gone. re they. are” | mine house co as 1 ‘could spheuk mit der poss oper aD, eon, at that tme First Consul sound of the bel was heard, coming in sonorous | now I am going with you. I had the Baster w, passed his hand across his forehead | tn der saloon down town, and mit my relations | 1t Wa ao —— waves athwart the silence of the night, and | loaf and eggs—not much, but enough to cele- aattic adam, and looking towards the fields | in Springwells; but I hafto git it up. I nefer Be ‘a 3 a hs ener nm any on Ing t© | from 46, penetrating the cabins, to the great joy of the | brate the Saviour’s festival. My wife was with | say the fre stili burning there. haf so much droubles.” mie designs es, was toe Diowe Wy impatience. Not one but heard it with joy; for “ Vheil yy, Shon, in der saloon, be ot en ~ : ah five versts around. in the most distant huts ail have, noting, am am, alone, abandoned | The are aera Fanning ot” continued Dari rings der pel nd calls "tae oop ‘und says an | Runuter of murderous pro.cets ducted aa Wixcisane rcsne 208 2 2 were thrilled—each mi the sign of the cross. — : cr) nt of mine vhants to see how wo! Fed ea, cach made the sign of the cross, | perchance. It hascomete tgs sala andrew, | “The wareuera® sald andrew, p Pointing with | Dot ish all right. I say, ‘Hello? und he says, | attempts made upon the Ife of Napoleon fit a. F Monan, upon his stove {n a sort of stupor, shared in the | pressing closer to hisheart the little Lastotehka, |’ a trembling hand towards the fire. | ‘Come closer.’ I goes closer und helloes again. | Was'0 ene cr te ee nearly dfsposed of Sapo: = 2022 7th st. northwest, SRESH LITERATURE, genera emotion; hearing the volces of bis neigh- | whose dark eyes had not for an instant quitted | ask them for a brand; they fete me coals: when Den he says, ‘sptand a little off.’ TI shtandsa Youn ges th oer qt was beneath is selling the finest line of SHOES in the Sore ‘without, rhe threw of his sheepskin and | his paleface, “that we nave nothing to light | Igot here! found I had gold.” Uitle off und yells’ vunce’ more, und | on 11, in the sear isi, It was beneath the | market. Cader tne Window. by Kale Qremuaway. Priced. $0 ping down seated himself on a bench and re; Our Wood and straw are gone; we have “It Is true! It isa miracle!” said shelpepben | he says, ‘Shpeak louder.’ 1 yells” louder pat at Cpe eer ae PC orbs anna: Dat Mr. MORAN purchases for Oasn only, and sclie broad. by Rev. 1. 00 yan making ready for his departure. ee money to buy more. We have not even | girl. “There ‘are g0 many pieces I cannot count | It gocs ect vhay for ten m' . und Hs a uy 1 be too long a story togive even the | the SMaLiest Posstste MARGIN. } Virmenes an Rh: ku by ‘wen Doheon, “with: he trembling light of a dying loutchina—a | wherewithal to buy a taper at the church. | thein. You were desparing in your misery.AD- | den he says, ‘GO to Texas, you old Duteh- KL wowed be te on artiks ory to give even (he | “Goods warranted as represented cap ntroguction + 2-90 splinter of pine used for andie—halt fe up | When we return there = be nothing to place | drew, and behold what G has sent you! You | mans.’ You See? Het nya ie nee fe ap!-im 2022 7th st. n.w. Fours Piyety Pik Gaon 22 1 and cold—the black earth-floor. the bare “Und den mein brudder in Springwells EASONABLE SPRING GOODS. Ww of Bid ; walls, the rafters here and there damp with | drew forth a piece of coarse Mnen tied in a knot Andrew’s heart thumped in his bosom; he | rings der peli und calls me oop und says how 1 | © oS metuod ura mea kind, osets wird Mindon of Bi ane mith 4 mfldew, the absence of the warmth so dear to | and opening ft with her teeth took two small | looked atthe money and then at the young | vnasdiseafnings? I says I vhas feeling Itke | Md grenades were to be hurled from various BYRN'S Bare STREET SHOE STORE, 'ard’s Chances. 38 the peasant, the lack of dishes, domestic articles | cotns, one ot which she -gave to the peasant. wirl, stepped back apace and stammered in | come coRs, Un he says, Who vhants to. buy | Parts of the theater tntohis box. | But to ensure Bs Vee Stiber ET SHOE STORE: AES and all that bespeaks the presence of an active | “There, take it.” she sald; “Ihave two. You | vol of emotion, “Daria, will you marry | some goats?” I sa: ‘olts—colts—colts!” aed aa wae const ite pares See Oise toe ICIS B. MOHUN, housekeeper or careful wite, indicated but ta can buy a taper.” @le would have Rooney he i he Teg pont coats, I thought you saidt Pe ns a vith a ie en got aed. ata See eee — SvcsEssons TO Monun Bnos., clearly that Andrew did pot belong to the c! looked at the Orphan girl, stopped, made a ges- Yes,” she replied, casting down her eyes and | goat T goes (0 ask him of he feels pet- ie te at bt at taeles Rp eteeuiptal to Two Doors below Corcoran Sirect. m26 spl 1OLS Pa. of welktodo peas His ow Sure, then. pressing the coin in his palm, went | twisting the hem of her apron between her fin- | fer, a eee crying oudt, ‘Vhat Dutch- nia eee ay. one eee aD The conspl, RE, GREA USE RECEIVED A new surriy of ie elogsiens confirmation. A moment later they were at the top of the ore vu. anewe iat Goan’ know, but I me fo punch racy, according to Napoleon himself, who told TS arg td : ek ek E. as re ves-ion imparted by the sar- | hill, and saw the village like a black stain on | Meanwhile the villagers had reached the wag the story at St. Helena, was revealed by @ cap- | SHOES of the latest Soring Styles, now on exhibi- | AASTER, Camps ont £AsreE Boas. shed when the peasant | the’ bosom of the measureless flelds.. The | oners’ bivouac. fain in the Ine. ‘What mit ts there,” silt | tion and eale at thesreat | RASTER SPER CARDS and EASES EGGS. oval face was so full | houses, the barns and the trees that shaded “ Little fathers, good friends!” cried twenty « Vhell, somedimes my vife vhants toshpeak | Nayolco: o the GeO of oe = a 2 cnn pvecnuns a Box Se Ie eal: Avery Benoni garnd ASSORTMENT on band thie year, ig- -alm that one involun- | them made a dark and impenetrable mass, and er, crowding around the mo- | mit me vhen | am down in der saloon. She Ble This oMicer had a | OFFOT‘OF me a e remarkable low prices that rale st thiestab- | cline desiens from ail the manufacturers. . is movements and the | it was only inthe —s wn ae ae the wooden ‘do hot forget us, Lend us a little | rings mein pell und! says, “Hello! Nobody oa ut adored me as a general. He was lonmeete re not only a ee our The : 1st around him showed a | church, whose steep roo: against the i Shpeaks to me. She rings again, und T says | #nxtous that I should be torn from my post. | but to the manufacturers he ERE ves, | Zhe Reeder oe 1 atlent humor, and the serene ex- | clear sky, that snnuinerable Thue | nis shone, Be welcome,” said the oldest wagoner. | ‘Hello!’ ike dunder! Dea der Central Office | but he eee have been very sorry wnat. my = rin ADIES! DEPART! ENC. es pr Dees ras tithe belisa good anigentiyecde = | They soon Teaches the ‘ihage nd crosed the | lagers cull eee I aatiigy a Wari wii) Vera Poet a ge oc ce Oneette sald in ua wants piore Dene | wala Bids French Heels Hoxto, from | Schouler Helimenta, including €f the Dell ul gently soul. 1e a | und den tells mein vhife dot 1 am gone av! * a pebi Prayers and ‘The stillness within the cott y broken | narrow wooden bridge. ‘Tothe right, across | hands, sieves, buckets, aprons, hats, presented. | T'yelis oudt dot ish not so, und somebody says, | ‘Be Army. to ‘continue to dereat the Ladies’ Pebble Goat, French Heel, Box-toe, from “ apse ly the vowes of thoce without talking & as they | the little creek that sparkled like a scythe-blade “There are many of you—there fs not euough | +Howcan I talk if dot old Dutchmans doan’ France. The other conspirators lag! Ladies’ Dioth Top, Button Boots, from 81 25 up. st out for church, gradually tell upon the hari- | between two steep banks, rose a mill surround- | for all. We thought there was but one who:e | keep shtil!” You see?” face, and when he saw them distribute Ladies! Fox Button Boots, from 1-25 ub. marl9 let and became so profound that one could hear | ed by willows, a big black biccks to the left, be- | tire was out.” ir and that ey were going beyond his tatenth * Fox Gaiters (Lace), from 75 ao the wind whistling In the thateh. Now the | yond a hillock, he’ crosses in'the “Only a handful, little fathe ‘A single “ And when I gitsin bedt at night, — he proceeded at once to denounce the whole ae Entice Kid Slip ere, from 50 cents pre eka sound of the bells seemed to be lost in the dis- | gravey: the road wound. up the height, at | coal!” “This way, grandfather!” “Let mepass, | body rings der pell like der house ‘on Eee en ot nea been brought before | Ladies’ Newport Ties, from. ee tanee; anon their silver chime floated clear | the summit re which stood the gloomy and de- | I haven’t got any: und vhen Ishumps cudt and says! ‘Hello,’ at him, Napoleon aun Sole to the Prefect | (ents Hand stitched, Calf Gaiters, from 22.15 up. above the hut. Andrew arose, drew his hand | crepit church. ‘The old wagoner plut his hands into the | near somebody saying, ‘Kateer, doan’ you | OF Police = he sl ots beste epee. Gents’ Drees, os Gaiters, from 8) Recent across his forehead and went softly towards the e church was divided into two parts; the | fire, and, drawing up all the coals that glowed | vnant to puy a dog?’ 1 vhants no dog, ina | the Opera thatevening. Tt, was decided. how ane ‘Shoe, ‘(ram 81. a Faster stove. The light and measured es which | Interior, where the service was eee ‘was | there, tossed them freely into this Crea vhen I tel ern So, Thear some peoples laugh- een, wer a a nce mfee ld a the sus- ” Warranted, toa te ree: bn’ Easter Any he heard there brought a smile to his lips, he | flooded ‘with light, contrasting strongly with | that one’s hat, the other's apron. Not one of | ing, ‘Haw! haw! haw?” You sec?” Picious of the other conspirators: an eras Aine asecrtment of Geuus Hand iasde, Lo Sann Easter ; took the light and ‘Shading it with his hand | the other portion, which was in semi-obscurity. the throng but obtainea a share. 03.” eras sliowed to oll si thiauah the pipe Tad ny |) ters oe eeoay, ox x of Racking Given to ev Babbath-rcnool Cards, pepe gently upon the wooden steps around | There was such a throng that tt was not pos- God be with you! — sternly hownine, “Und so dake it ondt, und vhen somebody | been est vered. 4 e ores out > tl Canaree aioe ane very stove. The ght fellupon a go irtof | sible to reach the illuminated part. Separated | and turning his back upon them, and “God be | tikes tospheak mit me dey shall come right oe oe rer ord lered to let no oe appro.c GREAT BOSTON s SHOE HOUSE, marl ae curled up in a ball near the Tae ing to | from Daria by the crowd, Andrew managed, | with you!” Sorted the other wagoners. But the | avay to mein saloon. Oof my brudder ish sick | Who had not the password, issued immediately ‘Bion ¢ Red Flag, the chimney, with her two litt nds Under | however, to tread his way between the ranks of | people of Vuysclelok never heard or heeded | he Shan get petter, nd If somepody, vnants to before the Consul’s departure for the Opera; for sean Nationen, HOTEL. her faintly tinged cheek. She was pretty in | the worshippers till he reached a corner from | them; they were hurrying home with their pre: puy mea ‘dog, he shall come vhere Ican punch | {t Was known that a certain number of conspir- gm LEOPOLD RICHOLD, EDUCATIONAL. spite of her rags; her oval face, which looked | which he could see the altar and the niches in } cious burdens. It was only when they had | him mit a glub!"—Detroit Free Press. ators had taken up their position in the corri- _mar26-3) Proprieto: a = thinner for the fair curls of hair fineas down | which were bung the sacred pictures. It took | reached the hamlet that they checked their a dor to extinguish the lights at the moment when YORE SHOE Les IN KENSINGTON AK’ ART NEEDLE- that framed it, had a striking resemblance to | some little effort at first to quiet Lastotchka, | course. F = i House Cleaning. ee Tie Sie on tie coate eee ee cident anen) WORK. ‘Reogawee sea ‘he GALLERY, ikeeing that ihe Ught annoyea tho chila ne | parvor ie church aaking: «Whee ie teatte ed Hoarau | Oo Ge ce to anu Horaces,” a work composed by Ports wo alton. 000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. war31-2w* 1225 Penn. ave; : enin’ coaxingly: rene cA > In ordinary seasons It 1s je to disturt : ragedy: 2 ane ail SELLE VW PUD WOME Ter on the shoulder sale ‘Wake up, Tastotehiat littie nesd drooped ou his shoulder anda centie | “They. have ‘cheated ws—the scounarelst” ee ee ee ad signal, MOF action. was 10 be the delivery of a The dictingniehi ties of our SHOES are 91¢ Cran hg sour rew Breech Cd lence Boe Listen! The bells are ringing for matins.” She | sleep came upon her. Putting her on the floor | howled the old woman, tearing off her smoking ieee Muh eo ea. pay ae process of | Passage In which the Horatii swear to conquer | EXCELLENCE OF STERI | the acon ne ee oon ee ee of stretched out her littie feet, sighed, and, with- | in a sheltered corner, Andrew lighted the Httle | petticoat and flinging ft on the ground. Heer RC TRTOUDN citica delay” possessing | Cr die. Then all the lights were to be put out, ELEGANCE OF any fica pyetem, april 12th and 19th, at AC ing her eyes, turn ver, put her | yellow taper he had bought and, (een Wow! I'm burning!” screamed snot old one’s soul In sweet. patience meantime and 16. and apart from the shells intended for the Em- DURABILITY axe Ae Behr. i. ‘Terme toderais. Giles hours: if ah hands under her head. sighed again and went | himselt plously prepared to listen to the Gos} woman at the otlier cud of the street he's Soul in sweet Patience meanrne and re. | peror, fireworks were to be cast indiscriminately R . Cost. | p.m.: Mondays and Thuredayn, 4 to 8. | marad off tosieep. Ashamed to waken her he muffled ‘The ce that reigned in the outer halt “Put it out! Put it out! The Stat is burn- | Joicing ie joys ig all DI about the theater, while the general confusion SPRING GOODS DAILY ARRIVING. of himself more closely In his pelisse, wrapped the | the church disposed to prayer; only from time | in; Q, my new petticoat! ‘O, my Easter coat! | !osophy but the purely Bacontan, let us discuss | was (o be increased by cri p 4 of “Fire!” The z é F. SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and littl one In an old blouse and drew her beneath | to Ume an old woman toucked him on the | O, my bat!” and they tore off their clothes and | the subject in tts most practical form. | Where | jeaders of the plot, Ike The claquers of the pre- | Pde French Kid Boota, French or ay a gt a those wiahin oe his she pskin, blew out the light and left the | Shoulder to him to pass on towards the | head coverings and rolled each other in the | pate ne 8 i ihe iS tl bee Sod Or tor sent day, had attended the rehearsal of the opera Ladies ‘Atuerioan Kid, any Heel. 50 to 3.50 eottage, closing the door behind him. altar a taper which he gave to his neighbor in | mud. Ined,the soiled coats should be was! ‘scrap a 31. be ch 1 t. DW performance the prefecture of police was also Gente Hatt reat Bit es. . EES O CLASRES ontay. Tocdey. Wen- represented, and there were altogether | GeHEs Cobarees or i x eG of two hundred persons in the th ‘The hi miet, a dependency of the village ti front. Falling on bis knees, with his eves fixed | When the first panic was over the villagers | Of Before a mew one iS: alt i ~ consisted of some hea novels | on the lights, Andrew forgot all that was | looked out over the elds. The fire had disap- priferge eg the process. eS gether in the midst of fenceless flelds | around him an rayed with all the wer of eared. eard 6 creaking 0! e wheels: a = a trace of a tree or a | hissoul. ‘anploris God to stren; hen in that Br ene tete id the measured tread of the | re Temoved with dliticulty, ery Upon. M .d Ghil Ul kinds. ing ta | he might support in patience and without mur- | oxen, which was soon lost in the distance. black walnut. Those who hi ed palnt om | who Were paying no attention to the must: ex- sie" una res Shae of Coliewey Wist Pot, Atagetie: eopses | muring the misery and misfortune that bad | “Let us pursue them,” cried a voice, but no oe) oS ee eae tar ee | cept, with a view to a particular quartet One price. other hours. 8. W. FLYS ken with ravines, which only the more | fallen upon him—not to abandon him, the un- } one paid any attention to it; they were all too | fvor. It closes up the pores he plaster 50 completely tsolated the plain stretching to the | happy one, in the sorrow and affliction of his | busy milet. It was lonely and gloomy at all times, | heart. ments except possibly In_ the Mt Le cially h the old Horatius @pened the plece t 3EO. McCARTH Dow. amining thelr singed and burned gar- | that iteanmot absorb ill odors, It can beeaslly } fhe “upon his sons to swear “que le dernles d2 | ——— Maeoon, Rar oy and soon they separated gloomily, each | Cleaned with soda and water (soap on wae s mort ou vainquer.” The instrumental F AMILY SUPPLIES. a Boys, 850 per quarter; Girls, summer, When the cho- Suddenly a sound of joy and triumph broke | going to his own hou make it ie ), and it can be made of any de- | introduction to the quartet was, however, th t make its b ot say ae dents 1 ape Matvard. Piewt rusing of frogs and the cries of water-hens, wild | from the choir, as if extinguished by a single | " That night Andrew alone in the village was | $lred Unt. BS Some OF OU eater ono lip nat ron action chosen = pole lice: and = == ——— | Came profesent oo en ee dueks and lean gray herons here and there lent | breath the tapers all went Sout, mingling Tete happy and thapktul. know what active absorbents paper and plaster inging began the Co: S were all LBS. CREAM CHEESE . 50 SHORTLIDGE, A. M., Principal. it seme sort of animatio smoke with the incense that curled up te the | Unies it were Dar | are and how, when they become thoroughly sat The night was | urated with Various effiuvia, ; pothing but entire in re a custody ih one of the yesubnlles ol of the thea TSINESS Ops Rak. ar; the moon had not yet | vaulted root; thecrowd swayed to and fro with | #Toe. TOMATOES, 3 Ibs. eac! 50 SrexcEma —— CORNER 7TH AND L 8: NL, to * = | ninese under- e = . | 4gallons HARD CIDER. 50 ives education for real life to eons ai Sonate. risen, but myriads of stars were twinkling in the | Joyous cries, “Christ is Arisen!” Every one The Old Pod Auger Days. Tenewal willeleanse them.) Tue c “The second attempt _on a grand scale against = ‘Com. " Gsrk. blue, cloudless sky. ‘The hollows and the | embraced his fellow. All thronged around An- Se . stand this so well that they will replaster 4 | the life of Napoleon was executed two months | 3 cans SALMON. Bod Pag ge ge ruts of the roads, which by day were little riva drew, and knowing his poverty pressed upon {Jcsiah D. Channing in the Bangor Whig. | room, furnishing labor and material for the ol ter, onthe 24th of December, when on his | 1 pint bottle Virgin OLIVE OIL 50 Rinse and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business iets babbling gayly, were covered with films ot | him a morsel of cake or ared cgg. The poor ‘T saw an aged man at work, | plaster which 1s ee sa ee to the opera he was made the mark of an | 1 bottle good WHISKY... 50 | Practices, Political Economy, Commercial Law, and > ke that crack fa beneath the foot. intense | fellow at last had wherewith to te kreae his tast. He turned an. auger ont eae Sie ee A m ra salle ‘and | _iufernal machine.” Haydn's “Creation” was | 1 doz. cakes large TOILET SOAP. 50 | Lectures’ Day and evening sessions. Open’ for asthe silenee that Andrew's footsteps could | Passing his hand across his eyes, the peasant bay Cap la Peed Was stint incary there is no question | tbe given, and the performance had already | 1 bottle BAY RUM.ov -50 | reception of Students last Monday in August and de heard a iulle off. took his ¢hild in his arms and having made the “Good morning, friend," quoth Ttohim— | anout the Uisobe used tA producing desiratte | commenced, when during the soft adagio of the 0 bores CORPEE ESSENCE “g0_ | thereafter, | Forparticulare weit the Collage, oF ad- AS Andi ed the hill is pe. | Gn allies upon the road ne hearer tae tavons yao," gaid hee “han thik tint, “Before paint or kalsomine ts Hogs Was heard: “Iinmediately afterwards Napoleon | Te eeetanben ConrReN ce 30 As Andrew neared the is footste) e- | On all sides upon the roa e heal e joyous /n no,” said ing On or “4 5 a came slower, and thescrene cxpreeiot his | exclamations of welcome as. Grotuer prested ‘The ofa ‘pod auger days. a ee ee eo Mt Gao part | entered Lis box, attended by the principal mem. | 3 cans PEACHES, 310s. cach a COAT D WOOD. countenance saddened. Alas, that night | brother, tather son, or busband wife, and beheld “Tmo, by the hardest then, we wrought, Water to one part of solleate Of potusly takead | BETS of bis staff, Josephine'slove of, dress had | 1}. very choice: TMEAy TEA ee 0 = = brought with it gioomy inemories! the happy countenances of his neighbors. As he Withitiesste sae 2 Wilh common whiting, “Kor tye kasomine. pur | Saxed him. As she was getting into the carriage | Tp: Very chutes OOLONG. TEA. 330 | NATIONAL Fant ASSOCIATION. Only the year before he had trodden the same | drew near to Vuysstelok he saw, the lights in all On bonof were the things we bought, sien torot a pound ot whiteplue ineeid waver | Se-thought of making some change in her tot- path towards the same destination, when ners the windows—his cottage alone was like a dark On honor those we nin over night and heat gradually in ‘the mornt let, and, going back to her apartments for i GEO. A. 0’ HABE, — thing smiled upon him. True, he was as poo stain on the hamlet. And now invention stalke 4 ibroad, iL ‘dieedt ed. MIX : unds of whiting bd few minutes, caused a delay but for which Bo. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL no Obe thereabouts was poorer—but he See mbecer on dogs her way uni ved. po! ot ig naparte and herself would, following the other 12913 7th st.n.w., xis DLTNG and v w e ‘Things different are from, i what they were hot water, add the dissolved glue and stir to- | carrjages, have passed before the infernal ma- % WOOD was awarded to us over all Ten his wite wereaine: bot Setter wes fond | He tock enter acwrapping Lastoten is India ‘pod auger days.” gether, adding warm water until about tae con J Chine at the moment of isexplosions | _av ead an wife were alone, but neither was fond le and wray astotehka cf e chine a e 8 ——————————— or loitering or sleeping the day away on the | Init, lald the sleeping chiid ona bench: placed “Then homely was the fare we had sietancy of thie rear. ee a alone tee ——____— PALACE MARKET, STEPHENSON & BRO., stove; they both woke hard all day lon; ok on the table the fragments of cake he had been And homespun what we wore; d you g he “3 be omitted. I An Approaching Glacial Period. . were ‘contented with a little—some dark rye | given at the church, and taking from his pocket ‘Then scarce a niggard pulled the string WaELInG: pelnted Water iiss coon pint CORE: [N. ¥. Times } Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf, po eg chen memes digit bao thick move from the room everything that can beta. | qclared tose the beller is rapidly-growing that | _ *8ANM J. TIBBETS & co. ee a the Held and caught, up the little te Lastotchia, cold he could net ind & coal with whieh to ligat fit fat cert of bow waneeareals xaown ea Gneetnn a eeere aed the great ce period which ud’ ground the | We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- C24 sounson nnoraune.”Oo™ Dit) wh to KS RE) ABPARA( lable with her before f sinbking fehi—eabbase | — Goliig Out into the lighted roadway he knocked Ri posnete case denstney on the walls sorvens the dirt and it may | Temole in ihe planets Bistory. The aimee | GUMEERR GrereDe RIGS Gate ker oe: | eae WCLEL hee Dorn ioe Pee soup—then he was happy. He was a quiet man | at the Goor of a house. “Who ts there? What ‘“'Then men were strong and woman fair ped os universally-accepted opinion had been, he ELE) Philad ? COAL. and preferred being stripped of a few sticks of | do you want?"—asked a hoarse and broken Was hearty ss the doe: Soda water, | Cellings nat nave been smoked by | suid, that che great ice capa had been formed | ‘2 2ICKLED PORK. seats amy wood or bandfuls of straw rather than toqear, | voice, “itis i--Andrew.” he augwereds lend Then few 80 dreadful ‘feeble’ were, Se EOSEDS WATBY ACUI HS Wasted OF with sod Dyaciimate rendered extremely cold through | C@mzspound. yard or lament about the “The blessing of | mea little fi ‘unt Ann: that 1 ig ‘bt my ‘hey couldn't knit and sew. water. If the wall about the stove has been by 3 A is — — = eens O Et ene ‘Then girls could sing aud they could work smoked by the stove cover the black patches | Changed cosmic relations. It was known that OR EASTER. God go with them—no one will grow fat with | candle.” ; And trum gridiron lays: with gum sheliagand tey will not strike througi: | the eccentricity of the earth’s path around tne | JR debt. He fixed a weathemock on the house of | day to ask for fire!” she crted—on festival gays, a ea Tar cleaning. 2s B much 2s other | ener’ some 1200.00 miles’ furcher than it one, Orhamented the window of another’s cot- | and especially at Easter, a Ri ‘Then unety Weeo patriot rare indeed Ree ee ey Me © | how is from the sun, The easth’s. extraordl. RINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY HAMS. tact sue Carian urea tao bese or tend | bani ic tude Ga ee lok ee ‘An Arnold ora Bur suds quickly wiped dry and then rubbed with age with carvings, cured the t " i id 5 ighbor ‘They loved their country, and in tarn an ofly cloth. ‘To polish it, rub it with rotten. } nary apbelion, added to such alterations as are Clever at all callings, he would have gotten | lest by that act his own fire should be extin- ‘Were loved and biest by her. stone and sweet oll. Clean off the of], and polis}, | attributable tO the possession of the equinox on as weil as the others had he had more useful | guished and bring him bad luck—As likely as Then Fraukin, Sherman, Rittenhouse s $ . y wood.’ +. | Was thought to bave produced the ‘at ice arms in bis family. Hot you have not lighted your own. fire “and Earned weil tue zation’s praise; eR CAG epee nor or umatyy OO Nor " 3 yan’ eras of the past. From such postulates it has BALTIMORE HAMS. He was living happily when suddeniy | come begging coals from your neighbors. (io We've nct the Congress that we bad Te a aE Saas Coen Oa ONT Dean nei hy divers avants tune man Chas ane and at the time he least xj It, aterribl | elsewhere, my good man, and see what they Tn old *pod auger days.’ Bee ath noe Bharp ineree, Greinenane, | hauitea ihe globe about 2,000,000 years, ab Diow fell on him. — His wife ca. THe 1053 — (One would say you were new, ta the “Then slow and certain was the word: Should be washéd with cold tea. Carpets shoulo | opinion from which Paige dissents ‘as not in he full wei; bis prt; Bre i Ip ne had lide time wherein to tour best fd be with you!” sald Andrew, and trea | 7 Nahaeanbedaderment rake by toroughly beaten on the wrong side firs | Harmony with the Gutt of contemporaneous SEED : rad . A . x y a L 2 and then on the right, after which spots may r N 4 90.8 GRARD a ee ea a a ee) noe ee Femoved by the useot ox gall or atimonia anc 00,000 males nearer the = W Savant Axotomtant pasos the suveyard, and then clught up theseythe. | a drooping head and a sinking ‘“eart he was Were cocked in hempen bays; Water, (Ut paper iiss Deon fata under the carpet ae Suinmer, mye sens 0 Unrurpomed for durability, richnees a When he ferurned to his cotat night he hung | about to te-enter his cottage when he saw a We didn't murder in our sleep Bi Sus tay ie Sey euoyed lane een anid Gyrninby cles Inti’) tiie tne, Pissed Sp ts th eee pace meee. ia his head. He no longer heard the familiar | light in the flelds beyon am Oln pred suaee Uae peas having Saree Unine een ty or | would be were the conditions reversed. In the JOHN H. MAGRU DER, Hg it nips Pinta enqirhn jarece bar ww) sound of the shuttle; the catessing word or |“ Wagoners doubtless,” he said to himselt, <<Ro wage the worlas tis well enough ore Bae eas g he ‘cuthern Hemisphere the opposite Is true. - * rent. Tumug and jactorily joyous Sound grected him no more: the litt! | “wagoners who nave been spending the nl Tf wisdom went by steam, i Pee eee eee Clencen Ua Ga | There Dropie, be ping bearer the sun in Summer ier TULCHE BACH s Plano Warervoms, 4254 column of biuelsh smoke no longer rose from | tn the plains. I will goto them—perhaps they Butin my day she used to drive SALT OC TcHaoLintEe bolle acid. Cop. | abd furtner off in Winter, have cold Winters | _marl7 1421 New Yorkave. | *-. afew doors above Pa ave. mara the chimney, nor did the hospitable light shtae | may not refuse me,” he added, walking towards A plain old farhioned team: . peras inixed with the whitewash put upon the | ud hot Summers. AUIhe South Pole he ice | —$————————————ee | CTT EEE PIANOS. Highest honors Paris Er- for him when he returned of a cold winter's | the light which each moment grew brighter. @d Justice with her bandaxe off eras inixed ee rite tay Strong | 1s vastly in exces at the North Pole, Sesion Gasevene ie" night, covered with snow and sleet. Whata life | It was not long ere he reached it. Some Serge cetim atala cea stern brine may be used € advantage in washing | and attracts, therefore, the watersof the ocean, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. re mvnin neaeeaas ‘ Js the peasant’s—alone! When one is warmly | twenty erseiris Were drawn Bp around apie of In old pod auger day bedsteads, hot alum water fs algo good for this | changing the equilibriam of the earth’s entre, W. BOTELER & BHO, ‘EST See eae to Canieis Sid Gas CaN Wore rein | cade theme DaPaUtele) way Olea tanoen SCANDAL AT RIDEAU BALL. Freee. ‘oll of aE ue | PaO aa abtea regret J. Boutoty Grands the Aaa Pane dunce nome otherwise courage 1s lacking—the man Is like | looking in the shadow like big lamps of chalk. ee Seer ee ay on thera une Sena. | Bole in This explains the evident subsidence of | HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW IMPORTA-, Wine that has lost its strength. ‘The wagoners, darkly bronzed men with big | Hlow Love Leveled Ranks at Ottawa | Stf0vs cockroaches; they eat it and are polson- sin the Northern, and the comparative TATION OF SECT y $ rr passed and the autumn. Andrew | mustaches, were seated motionless and silent | Orrawa, Ont., March 25.—There 13 a. car | 6d. Cayenne pepper blown into the crac’ > absence of dry land Inthe Southern Hemis. Sider Gast cians Fiance and the ensiveted| 7 mourn iis loss. Now the | around the fire, the flickering of which alone | story going the rounds of the “court circle” Lie IG Beta aie re a Teiheles aes (ea be strabel ito Gaon ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINA 2 @ BBO., winter was Lere. The north winds howled. | gave to thelr tices an appearance of Ute. Sunk | here, which may prove interesting, Jf not in- | frames when new are covered with a coat cf a glacial period 48 approaching ‘the x x i a Sous As Aan-st) bringing with them fee and snow, whirled away a silent reverle, they did not seem to have | structive. When H.R. H. came to Canada in | White varnish all specks can then be washed off | Southern Hemisphere, and will, It ts estimated feb]? 798 7th st. m.to., totwoms G and BL. the fallen dead leaves, and flying across the | noticed the approach of the stranger, 1si5 she brought with her an Itallan kitten or | With Saray withour bara, reach Its maximum about 5,500 years hence. DINNER AND TEA SETS. oD? TRB TOM ot suees, betwen Gand A —— goo geclgtor in ~ Bes (ot oF Ee the E Seog oe brothers,” said Andrew; | the eT ees a the oe of Brew Good tres should be kept up during house | ‘The last ae era in the Northern Hemisphere preted Sap Coenen AT PRICES THAT cabin pelted w in as ey would overturn + moutl § the kitten had grown to recog! e@ | Was probably not far from 150 centuries 0. ~ jevbdSvthges ethia cgaier tar te | “SEMA needed ae anon mag | Rat aannitiacs erat wets | Spears MAELO Anadas | Maetommimh ae Ceci tae | JW momeueme nme, | 1S arma.oo., same roof, and aroun he cheerful san eT, a gray old man with must as WI es ‘an to sigh for the com| y 01 1e 0} ve] a \- the ice period will recur In about. 16,000, yearsin their long stories. Andrew, alone, hid himselt | as snow. who rising slowly crossed himself and | see He IteHL. viewed with al alarm the restless. | {oR ehould be etven to. the provision of a nu Non the Northern Hemisphere. Granting the hypo-| mar2¢ Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. thesis, the time of man’s existence on the globe must be conceded to have been far shorter ABLE WARE, than has been supposed—not more, in all like- triuous and genérous diet. Under the most La- on a corner of his chilly stove and gazed at the | Kissed the peasant. Andrew went rouna the } pe: or pel, ee ug eenerous Wall. Apart from hfs sorrow his poverty pressed | clrcle, embracing them in turn, then sald to the | that “Minnie” should not be allowed outsi yorable, eiscumnstancen: house cleaning sane . His stim was worn out; he had but oue | old wan, who had reseated himself, “My brother, | the preciucts of acertain room. A close grat- | HBmense demands upon the nervous system : Caftas—a poor one: he had hothing In which to | T ave come to ask you to lend mea brand from | ing Was put on the Window, and everything MEDICAL, &. m lar intervals will be a great help in enabiin: likcod, than from 50,000 to 100,000 years. While | CHINA, and Saturday, wrap little Lastotehka. He felt the end near your fire. . _ | dohe that could be to prevent any democratic | Que tobe patient and find comfor in the pulls. | the aUestion is of great. importance sclentifl- CROCKERY. 43 at. ni seat ms hand when he must give up and beg their bread “You are welcome,” said the old man, ae from flirting with “dear litle Min- sophy set forth at the beginning of this briet | cally, the human family has greater interest in A AS LATED WARE, A! from door to door. and litting to his elbows his tattered si nie.” But Thomas would come round, at- | essay, knowing how long {ts to remainon the planet: Emireione, Trupotency, &c. ‘Gonorrh One good creature there was in the hamlet | thrust his hands into the midst of the blazing d as oe doubt, by the plaintive waillag igs of | es but even this is of small concern to indivia- HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. recent!y cox tracted, y he poor peasant, aud | mass that wa: ied up golden sparks to the | Minnie’ in the upper chamber. ‘The sentry, | First Romance of the New Spring. | uals i 16 days. Consultation strictly private, and sepa- fa Was anorphan | dark blue sky, a Wing them forth tilled hose duty it was to pace with measured tread | [Macon (Ga ) Telegraph. ] EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS. Tate chiices for ladies. ‘Refers tothe ¢ leading phyel- well-to-do peasants. | with glowing ‘coals said, “Take Uese in your eclal district. and ward off marauders | 444s q moonlight on the Hill, From out the | A BURGLAR Smor By a Pare BaG.—A man w. aevEwibo, Gians of Baltimore. ° Main office, 19 8. Buta ‘st. , ing. their near neigh- | coat, peasant. Was disturbed by these frequent conversations | ty6eg a gentle Peale creer to rob the hyacinth | “20 called at Dr. Thornas 1. ‘Andrews house, Dives J Baltimore. Changes moderate. mar29, a dorhood—thelr dwell “Faith,” said Andrew to himself, “when a | petween the lonely “Minnie” and the old fel- | Gia eeaiied breath, and adown the garden | 1215 Spruce street, on Tuesday afternoon, on (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) S'Becay, Eiuistone iA, ee by a lane—drew her 1 man in flésh and blood can, with the hands with | lows that would, but couldn't, on account of | Of tS perfumed breath, and & ns Mot ocoeat | Pletence of consulting the physician, con- ‘Deca; Venereal fea” Dipeusts both were a which he has just signed the blessed cross upon | the distance that separated them, so that {t tre- | sadness ants fe balmy night.* Sleep, with | cealed himself in the parlor Fiat 1 O'clock | _mar23 No. 1009 Pa, a: guighiy cid ‘Dr. HESHIE. No Calomel used. b othe himself; handie hot Goals without burning bli | quently fell to his lot to drive these midnight | prooding wings, sits. silent Hehe, | cleep, with | yesterday morning, when he began a pedes. | aes Female ealtnesses, etc., Cured. 1k Feta. the subjec KI was ruling to self, 1 think my poor coat can run no danger,” | serenaders trom thetr post. As time went On, | park: iris the ‘dnkling guitar strummed by the | Wan, tour, or the apartment in si of AS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES! | near 2d- marry him; he had often thought of it. but how | and holding it up to the old wagoner he let the | the Thomas-cat visitors increased rather than | lonely. Augustus, ATae nonce Beneath the | Plunder. He made a noise which awakened | “1. 1onaia opportunity is now offered to those in R. MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS- were they to wed, with, as the proverb as it, the old man drop the coals into it. diminished, Ul there wasscarcely a restdence | {QRO phates in the ghostly-gloaming he | D': Andrews, wno discovered that he had loanes } wai st F cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and. bt ior clothing atid the wind in the cup: | “Thank you. brethren, for your kinduess,” | within a mile ot Rideau Hall where the owners | Datces and up the Hower-treliissed wall he | MS revelver. Takiug an empty paper bag and GAS FIXTURES. pry Discaore, Nervous Debi d said Andrew, saluting them. could keep thelr plebelan Toms at home, for off | PAUSES AM Po tenor fraught with the | Wlated it from bis lungs and creeping dowa CT a cane lt He was thinking of thisas ne approached the | _* God go With yout” said the old man, and the | they went to Government. House, anxious to Eat AnGUite. “Muse Lease thee heme | Stairs overtook the intruder as be came from | Iam selling the celebrated goods of Meners. Miteh- | Biod and iis Diseases mpeediy nih, and the thoughts only made him the sad- | other wagoners cla also, “God go with you!” become the lovers of the blue-blooded Minnie es onal Na aa return save the haunting | Meparlor, With a shout the doctor exploded ell, Vance Co.,LoweR than those of inferior class | TGASEE: Drassist corner 12th der. It was becoming colder; a keen blast of imprisoned within these walls. It Is said that | Gono Agee How clickling of a distant door 4 tne ee bag upon the stair railing, making a offered ae ‘hindlea by practical men ana | Price 83 per box, sent by mail wind smote his face. He stopped a moment to When he enterea his ‘cottage Andrew dropped | the Marquis remonstrated, but H.R. TH. per- Shy ey enanoee 1S 3 terrific report_and frightening the stranger so fully Lonty soon eA: ceipt of price. settle his fur cap, and felt Lastotehka, who was | the coals near the oven, aud, having assured | sisted, and the evening concerts were con- icin the mabey srd tableau. A white ropeq | Uathe tumbled upon the floor, thinking he vaso call and examine the largest and mos AQ ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR sleeping soun to see thut she was "not cold; | bimself that his coat was'safe, lit the light. A | tinued untuterruptedly except from an occas- | oq man bends over a chained dog and soorhs | 8d been tired at. He appealed for merey. Dr. nincent Gina ‘of Gas Fixtures south of mrostnas ‘Ladies. All femsies lsints then was about to go on when, In the silence of | moment later and the taper lending its rays to | onal “bang” from the sentry’s rifle. The time ia too Caer E: init Aa Ne loosens the Collar: Andrews sent one of the servants after a po- E. F. BROOKS, Can be consulted daily at 921 7th the night, be beard a footstep at adisiance, | those of the loutebina shed a lively radiance | came for the Princess’ departure to Western , MS.t00 eager spirit as, le toosenls the collar. | J jiceman and demanded from the captive his 534 BSth st. hours from 1 to 9 p.m. and turning saw a white form come round the | through the room. All within {t seemed to | Ontario, and in leaving she gave the piper ae Mota the: Sita ‘A flash—and the old | Hale and the object of his visit. He sald his | eso9 Oonsoeie Bovis: Rh. JOHN TRIPS ap aan of the hill which he had just turned. Jt | smile and grow cheerful. Andrew himself felt | orders that, under no circumstances, Was iMurisaione, “ihe clatter of a fatien “wattar | Was George Campbell, a book agent, and cent ceri certain cure £07 8 a woman, and thinking 1t was 2 | his heart less heavy. Faithful to the old cus- | allow Minnie to go out trom that room. Inan Cones “iron the front: a sound’ dike | longed In Camden. He asked for mercy on AS COOKING STOVES. Tumors, Villagers who had been tom he awakened Lastotchka and placing her | evi] hour the piper went out for awalk. leav- [he rush of a. steeple-chase nearing a | COUt ot bis wife and children. Suddenly he G mn ourocr ay i stopped to await h rl on the bench before the fragments of the Easter | {ng the door unlocked, and, when he returned, hedge 1s born back, and neck and veck Spray from Dr. Andrews’ grasp and ran down ‘The Washington Gas Light Company bi haveattheir Bend for for pamy! x tea amp. pleased to meet cake, crossed her and himself, and they began | found that Minnie was happy in the company | {ee yeures, cross the picket fence to elith street, pursuit by the physiclan being | ofticeon 10th strect an assortment of the SUN | state diecara, 608 Columbus ave. Boston A. road and at so late an hour, quic e | toe AS the repast was drawing to a close a | of a fne-looking democratic Tom, that some- | qicappear down the dim perspective of the de unadvisable on account of his raiment. The Bian eS ROE ae Lanai tig oad pe sizes | i them and labels bearing my own trade % . to joln him. knock was heard at the door, and a little old | pody had placed in the apartment. Hoping | Serréd'street. ‘Then the old man meets Buil as | (ugitive lett behind him a book, containing the | snd patterns. | Tie * the ‘yan20 OLN TRIP. bee woman, wrinkled and humpbatked, entered. that the evil day’ might be averted, be hurrie fe retumns on the outer walk, and removes ina | Hames of & number of prominent persons as } "CAT scdesamimne thes” my20 DrcoRDs ESSENCE, OF TIRE restores Andrew w little surprised when she it is you, Aunt Anna? Be welcome! | the old fellow out amild the laughter of someot | Yecourged mantier a dark object from hls foam, | Subscribers to an edition of Shakespeare, of i ye Peg ry RP up to r Darla. * christ is risen!” and he embraced the old wo- | the maids. From that day Minnie yas the ing mouth, while the animal retires to his ken- which a sample copy was enclosed ta the book. jattered constitution in four weeks. Failure Ou.” he sald, showing hts ple: man. i a best behaved cat in the neighborhood. hal in wilence. ‘The door opens and shuta upon | 2, Tone PROPOSALS. possibie. This life-restoring J Was Wondering who ft conld b: He ts arisen, indecd,” said she; “and I was |. returned—the piper sald that the ccs Pra He Pe Ce oe RAGE PIERS eT Baan | ee ee = | Ettnty aiiaboutto marsycor sho Lixve become Good morning? afraid, my dear nelylbor, that you were angry | had not been out. ‘The Princess remarked that | dane gets in bed and’ shoves the old ladys feet | 7 La 's ees Ele le on Hy Soe prRorosars FOR SAND. weakened from excess or any other ca’ moruing, Andrew, with me. My dear friend,” she added, lend te | she looked remarkably well for a pussy that | 98 ne gets in ad shoves the old sady's feet | England, are getting alarmed about their beac ati Sucores in every case is as certain nat that water young girl ¢: sopping for a moment qu: your tongs. The children have Ce ates ours. had been confined so steadily. ‘The piper grew tit of 1a ‘arm Dp) he ay ters, at iB or It appears the shingle always moves from west. Orricg or BurLprxe FoR Seen 83 per case. at of Dreati to put down a heavy bandle God knows where; we have hunted the not nervous abd retired. A few weeks afterward | ey evan Pe wae ae oneae a st, and as some new eae Stare, Wan anv Navy Deranrt agent, Dr. JACQUES, No. 7 University Pence tt Mang ser Rand on hex | sioner rg oly garre wunout anlng I | poor aclonla was ent tr, Burcealy OY he | THGak"You'wul be sti a warn aacoe | Bie Bac! 2 etenan SUPP SIALDE: | saca Pathan ee Raradateg tat anitne | Pee ee ag ae eisuad t Bair Su Piinces. Berens IeAving isp rooe he te ‘K quilt, Maria. That last fellow left 3 | $00 cubie ys more or lesa, of best SAND for | —Druekiste supplied ___@ec2@_ ‘n Suddenly 1 gave a slart—I looked | which to draw it from the oven. oned up the time, and found that it was the | peti r cr qui aria. past allowed butlders to aed away 50,00) tons ; $00 cube yard ie Of te’ North Wins of the 7, ING DISCOVERY. Ww a man Walking infrontofme;1 | ‘“Isthatall? Takeit! There it is—near the | Gate that he had feared. Teal cassumer, ‘ of shingle annually, are naturally beginning to | BUCK NOTE, Bt ne one ote ore ea cancts. | ee eS eee GERTURED. id nen who hai | stove.” "apartment she | iavhat Sorter sample did you get?’ be somewhat frightened. It ey donot. take Will be received at thie office until 12 m. of April 6; A victim of you sine others, and lo, itis yeu. You | The old woman went to the stove, stooped Bes bade Wegmeraay shoved him tw ‘Tolerable fair. There was along strip with care what they are about they will find the | 1880, and opened immediately thereafter in pres- | ture deca: pervons ‘ost manhood, ete, ariler. ‘The mistress | down and felt upon the floor. Suddenly clap- ie ee pocket hangin’ to it, and one gallus’ | King’s road in the sea, and the charming lawns, | enes of bidvers, having tried in vain every known remedy, ‘and eggs to the | ping her hands she cried ont like one possesse, | Spadqaud, Wnite Kittens on @ Peau cushion, aa bas dis 1 i for bidders, covered a simple self cure, which be ia | Siewnite italian Minnie loosing on sdmir. mite their tennis sons and daughters at Queen’s | _ Specifications, general instructions ni, set churen, and I aut, Ul the bread way | “Here, Audrew, come here! What is tls yoll | ingiy. Mac declared he Gld not Kowhow—DUt | Fina rnow THE anew.—The Roma, an | Gardens, washed away altogether. — together, eetablished dealers in an Se re were & EEE is ay ‘Chatham Bt. Ne We aech-t08 buked—3t was ate dinner when I put it ia th Lr ER ponte aos she pointed to the place | H.R. H. interrupted, stamped her womanly | Italian newspaper, says that a young female SvIcrpE OF A CoNTRACTOR.—Henry Lowell, a | this office, where a one eet wahoo ee ae echcerta; | “What is there tae? Vi foot, and warned him to be careful. She sald | slave hasescaped trom tne harem of the ex | well-known contractor, committed suicide’a | May bescen. GR LgROOLN CAREY, RESTORED. It will be more cheerfal, | ee owe roa tie there? Why, coals to be | it must have been a gray Tom cat. He replied | Khedive at Kesina, and taken refuge in anop | Galveston, Texas, Thursday morning, by shoot malarsoet Lt. Gol. ‘Carpe of Buwneers._ IPTION FREE. go Care of xd together they climbed the | si nye ans vl * Georg ‘i | he supposed so, too. He vowed she had never | posite house, in which lives a young gentleman | ing himself through the head. A note was = eminal Weakness, Loss of and all dis- Whether it was the weight of his burden ‘0a a a > iny little father; look, | been out. She vowed He must have been In. | who had fallen in love with her trom seeing her | found on his person saying that bad health and Syed CLAIMS, CUSTOMS, orders brought os indiscretion orexcess. Any yertion of ageendiug the slope, certain i I holé heap | ‘The Princess did not think he would have been | atthe window, and with whom she had managed | inability to pay bis debts were the catises of the INTERNAL REVENUE ——S “Tureen = Ore - so careless about er orders. lac explain to carry on & itomimic wooing. It seems ct Je6-20 » Ughts Which had clouded bis face dis | | Andrew | stood eae Where the | and affirmed he had not been out long, Rnd ne the youn: man's affection ig sincere, Grbetes oe —_——————— axD eres. embers bad been glittered two heaping hand- | could not have been there long. Herit. High- | now applied to the peuniespe! at ane Re- AN EXxpLosion OF Fire DamP occurred on 03 ee Cg after a ittie denen) 2s there?” sald the girl, | fuls of gold. fF ness replied “too long,” and Macowns to hav- sind to publish the notice of his intended mar. | at Anderides, Belginm. LAND CASES SETTLED. ae Bobms are now silence “I know not, Aunt Anna,” he sald, crossing | ing smiled then. The Princess said that she ‘with the interesting young fugitive, “but jost is unknown, Dit 2) omnes agg itn fire! ifushing, ashe opened ni | himself “God iS my witness, I know not Whence | would not have cared for the Increase in the | tkeguthorities are much emberresoey ty yy this | corpees have already ‘been recoverad’ ‘hers J. AMBLER SMITH, DR ou Ba eguaop in ab a sat ped tow ards him, and as she | ft came.’ family, only the kittens must be related vo request, fon De we tens law demands ea were 150 persons in the pit at the Ume of the ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, child awakened, opened its |“ What! You don't know where you got all | some vulgar democratic cat. (o Marry must produce a cer | disaster. Sth and D Sts. n.w. Deere eeaeE EL and swing a word put it3 arm. | this money?” screamed the old woman, clappiog | "The story is @ short one now. She briefly in- | SAazee toons the Suthoritics of eee aoe Big ie Gunaren a ek 22 ae ee a2 around Daria’s neck. and wringing her hands. formod Lofne’s favorite piper that he would | try that there exists no impediment, and as this | ,"®~ Insanity fs considered a just ground fo Ob, that Is its" Said Darta, smoothing with | “That, indeed, do not, Aunt Anna; I went to | nave to go back to the H othis native | young girl, now only 16 years of alge, was sold | divorce, which may aevount ee many abo nds one hand ~ tle one’s hair! while with the | the wagoners round a fire in the flelds for some | home, he did a few days afterward. cole when @ no nO one knows to having eighty-four different styles of just lovely “ig Le —_: 8 other she en¢ pep pes he clinging arms; | fire; ney gave me a couple of handfuls of} Minnie fs now regarded as an outcast, and whom to 8 oung beauty says her | Dounets sent home late Saturday evening and | opposite U.8. PatentOmce___maré_ there, that'll do, Lastotchica; let_ me go. 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