Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1890, Page 7

— ER“8, 1890-SIXTEEN PAGES. + , 0 Le ee i ai EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY. NO “We shalt have it nice ’ comfortable goin’ post with the new horse as fast as the law allowed. Chinchas, all waiting for cargo. Iu the year THE QUEEN “4s Db had A FINANCI AL FAILURE. home, shan’t we, Love?” said the farmer, girl i iting | “My!” exclaimed Jonag. “it came over me THE GUANO ISLANDS. 1883 it was estimated that there S remained be ee ee WAL £L id vou git all those things your wWv.het | an’ e when I was in the bank how I caw you setting i . |outhis northern island alone 1 3,798,256 | A Pleasant Picture of the Domestie wanted?” onas had seen them drive up and was in «| out there that first day. vend fm 1,2 a tons (English) of guano. In the less frequented Life of Her Majesty. re aaa tow Huda te rom te cosmir’ "hej beige teloor cures eee T Enis cover area in tne ance Seposa| Pm Tr oa i = e Me. ‘ ‘ aes caves exca THE STORY OF A NEW ENG-| Sasit in the awh?” he udded. Pendell and Joel Hayland were exchanging | "I'm not going wo tell you again aboat'that | One of the Principal Sources of the | snd cir Gn trikes athe ancient deposits | “Once upon a time there was charming ‘ : “Mr. Pendeil, the cashier, « nice, maa | their usual ly jokes and compliments, | day.” said Love. athim. -“You know covered with their nest blonde princess, with large biue eves and golden LAND WOOING. be in. ted’ to be remembered to yout | Joel had sold ‘of his young stock and had | now just as well as Ido, There never waa two Wealth of Peru. iin Gea ee tresses, who was known as Mayflower, because mother. amet de come to town with the money. Mr. Pendell| before that bad lees doubts, I feel sare of “Ob, not Mr. Pendell; I know him,” pro- | retreated presently to his high desk to make up | that” a - ‘4 “ d her father, holding her up before the BY tested Love; ‘a younger man. I mean,’ ah account of gome sort, but active business! -‘Ain’tit first rate that folks can get married,” i the Chinese, ship loads ot them being imported | *™ a WRITTEN FOR THE EVENING STAR “I don’t know's really took notice, There's | stil vent ou between Loveand Jonas. It took | said Jousa sober sh caver hea ety.| AN UNSAVORY INDUSTRY. for that parpote, So badly treated were they | !0"0" and Ines, who hastened to-ee the baby, SARAH -ORNE JEWETT. two or three of ‘em—a — been | a good while ‘o credit her with that @20 for her | thing about it till I come to wan} you. Now by the Peruvian taskmasters, and so fearful | **!4 to them: “Look at her well, for she will there = number o' years. Mr. Fendell gots month school keeping, and to display and ex. | Just think o° there being a law o” the state that was the hature of their work, tha: suicides were | € Queen of England!” ‘The spring of the right up, whatever he's d an’ ten mi e unexpec' amount of interest due | folks that wants each other can have each other the the Seath Paci tl year 181 . rose CHAPTER L himeelt’ They ‘say he’ don’ Tern arrears.” ‘Then there was a" toment of | for good nu" all! It. seemed queer when 1 be: | How the Birds of SS | ee a ee gpl reactor yd cere has always been worked almost exclusively by she was born in that beautiful spring month, —_—_—2—— do itfor every: “> 5 a i its are often found in the guano and | changed into the Christmas rose; the litle ee body. ‘silence except for the scratching of Hathaway's | gun to think about that.” mew the Wern-Out Lands of Enrope— | mopinc sa) tee | 5 HE day's business of the old County Sav-| _**"Twas a tall, young-lookin’ fellow,” Love | pen. ‘Don't you remember bow I forgot mother's| What These Birds Look Like-Extomt | foi thei mules he birds are converted | princess has become Hp tinge ae Bank arly done. Mr.Pende! Hayland continued presuasively, but the old| ‘Was youever to Oak Hill?” Love asked | knittin’ needles that very first asked | of the Trattic in the Fertilizer. ‘As evervbody knows, guano mixed with the eee, ey cue we aud ar eel ia ings Bank was nearly ‘ree assistants | 7™eT *hook his head. He had taken note of | Jonas sweetly, in the hearing of all present. Love, shyly. “I didn’ teven know what your reat soil will make plants grow and thrive, | of the national anthem bee tow Pare | the treasurer, and bis three assistants | no one but his old friend, the cashier, and so| Joel Hayland turned with sudden alarm and e was aud now here we are ridin’ home to- —— End for that reason it iv sought by agricultur- | glorious” and devnenated tr ner sees were busy making up their accounts.| home they went along the winding road | took a good look at the junior clerk before he | gether.” fate in all parts of the world. Toe ret ehip-| great virtuceand deseo hee ee Mr. Pendell was methodical old-| through the snowless winter country. It was | had time to speak. “I expect you're old Jonas | (Copyright, 1890; all rights reserved.} From Tan Stan's Traveling Correspondent. snuk ot ths Termows Sectihans cur sae Woes | Atuer baing ectemcento ae pas ee ee at fashioned business man who did most of his | @fter Thanksgiving and Mr. Hayland was'two | Dyer's nephew by your looks. I heard you Wan wiae ee Orr tar Penvviax Coast, Sept. 15. | this place in the year 1840, and consisted of | her crowned romenes, the = - arene writing at a plain, high desk, where be stood | & three weeks later than usual with his semi- | were in the bank some time ago; favor your ler Daring Protector. NTHE BAY OF PISCO. about 100 miles 4 P / 0 oniy twenty barrels. This was taken to Liver-|the grandmother who, from the throne, haw leaning cacne elbow hour after hour with 20 | was neh Set ts Aerated repre wens | wncle Lees. , Xes, call in if you're, over our | From the Chicas ate ge outh of Callao and twelve miles out | pool and tried ona farm near that city with | made the nation admire sentimonta winch are — jehind thems, the father anddangi < juestans now a0 36 will be later raed F tr i eb wuch surprising results that large orders were | most dear to it. ili-:ors alone will be able t@ apparent fatigue. As for the three younger | glad to find themselves in their own warm | on, but tho road's scttlin' fast. Good day, Mr.) Mrs, McSwat nat straight up in bed and lis- Rn ee ene Pn | Coeaehicnlty-taveed Mec olaay C2k aban Utee: 1 ae pemesis gee ae mérite. Simple men they wero seated at more or Jews ornate | kitchen again, It was almost night when they | Pendell, much obleeged to you, sir. Tho futher | toned to aiteise she ve Chincha Islands, three im number, | Cte sail ther as farmers both in Europe | and upright, dowered with high intelli -~-204 cll-top desks; two of these clerks were Mr. | ft home. The day had been short and bleak, | and daughter departed and Jonas was conscious | “nay e S wewes the ws A whereon the guano is found that has| snd America learned how wonderfully it | and a kre will enoaeeteged- va <ige > wgee 4 —cahraperpmmgs “ieibaportormstes tard | Senghonsplleey lea me prendre screen ae eae eee desesity. = been such an enormous source of wealth to | would increase the producing power of their | her dutics, she has terer anetiheed them tor ; Sn eyes and hea: o 2. . a " . S ~" m and botn in the later twenties of their age. At|" "I have Jind a real good Fide,” she said; | As he turned round, however, nobedy wea} “It sounds like somebody talking. Listen!” | Pert. To form some ides of the extent of the | fields, Ete ene mes a pepe bey the sake of effect; c'est une conscience ¢t am the least elegant of the desks, with his fnce to- | “haven't you, father?” smiling; there was an aspect of self-restrain) Mr. McSwst listoned. He, too, thought he | ‘Petit and the magnitude of the industry it | (hit Io, Domiua aun, New York, ancias long se axtwinere Bor Loxpox. ward the street, sat Jonas Dyer, @ young, good-| _“ "Iwas pleasanter than goin’ alo’ amd pious gravity about both Hathaway and | heard something. iy may be stated that between the years 1853 and $ . eetagne : ; grew enormously rich out of it. How The one place where the wer to be the plain man, with unwonted gallan' Downs; Mr. Pendell was in the safe and if “ will hat it i 1878 nearly 8,000,000 tons of re shipped queen 1s ne lool antry fellow, whose round face had P ‘ ; sec what it is,” be said, speaking very y ns of guano wel ipped | it seems that the little birds of the sea sepa seem esr commiady aah acr Papier: dee ae eek ena Shanley [anghed it wae, inaudible to the young | loudly and moving very leisurely. “Don't be | from here. ‘The amount of money which cru | have been providing. during. long eerice of | £2Nd is her good town of London. Whether men outside. Jonas knew that misery was in | aiarnied, Lobelia: “4 ’ . is Pa- | it be that Buckingham Palace is displeasing te to his junior clerkship a few weeks before. | commodatin’ to me, same’s be always is, and | storefor him and fairly writhed at having been | these two. revolvers" be continendsin emighe | 22 derived from this one source of revenue | Centuries, in these distant asiands of th e ; her majesty (as it might well be), or whether He was a poor Ind himself as to this world's | sent bis respects to, you, mother. I fee Abel) supposed to resemble his uncle. ‘That close. | pitched voice, intended to terrify any unan- | Cannot be any more accurately estimated than | Cor, © onal nePout, for the renovation of the | - air and noise of the capital are injurious $0 wealth, and of late had been forwarded in life | ¥°ster on the street, too, aud he was glad to | fisted gentieman was perfectly unendurable of | thorized Persons that might be in ouse, | the value of the plunder stolen from the Incas, os ce eae we ape ET | ac health. one thing is certain—tbat she avoids by an old uncle who was senior director of the | "°° me. and they meant to ride up to see us if | late and our hero determined not to live like @ | “I have a heavy cane ands large glase paper | The known exports bave amounted to fully Siar wg grea ram London like the > , Pestilence, leaving to her i“ that long spell o’ rain hadn't hindered ‘em, | toad under a barrow any longer. weight. Be , Lob " $0,000,000, aud this for s country which never | Of course guano can exist in considerable | charming daughter-in-law Princess of dank. Jonas Dyer's mother was perfectly con-| There wa'n't many on the street; ‘twasa bad| There were no end to the jokes that the two | iit race orieeon : = jountry w He crawled out of bed, collected his arsenal | contained ‘more than 2,000,000 people, two- | quantities only where rains never fall to dis-| Wales, and to the extremely popular bear fident that he would be this uncle's heir, but | day.” clerks made that day, but none of them had | and the procession moved down stairs in the | thirds of whom were Indians, whohad no share | solve it, Tho rainless region of Peru, which | appar ; it, the duty of representing b on all old Mr. Dyer was of that spirit and temper of | Love looked at her father with surprise, , | 82Y reference to Oak Hill or Jonas’ journey in | following order: in the profits. comprises tho desert strip between the Andes | cial occasions. “Young 1, how- esiud Ghiads caaelicdeconiaaoe large gifts to |, ““L8uppose you got t Es reer that ae Tn one way the oe ree Mr. Meswat ith revolver A HAVE DEBT. wud the sun; nbout forty weihes Sian oe 2 aoe jar pop ene pega igen . Awe ag needles?” asl e ; in @ : : : : - mgr cult to > be pepper! pee ry erp ate over the packages that had been brought in. _ | in public as it was, and yet he forgave the lack maikieea Yet in the midst of its prosperity the im-| 84nd miles long, includes many small islands With her four feet - “I declare, I forgot all about ’em, mother,” | of maidenly réticence for the sake of a delight- ee eee eee ee BE Mid | said Love. “I lett. them till the last thing be- | fal permission’ won from the father himself, Sl eee sie] mp drgo “posplia epee! had by nature no gift for saving. It was fortu- | C#Use we had to come by the store again and} Uncle Jonas was perfectly capable of leaving embroidered been paid but for the saving Grace-Donongh- | ing above the masts and screaming defiance to | °° nate that he had little to spend, otherwise | ‘ther was ina hurry to get his bank busi. | all his money to the cause of foreign missions robe-de-nuit more convention, ‘This treasure-trove of the | invaders of their reaorta. That portion of | knowledges t there might have been clearer revelations of | 2¢# done. I got into the chaise after 1 did| and disappointing his poor and worthy rela. i wident country managed somehow to incu | besides the Chinchas, which for ages have been oe pro -y manag ‘ eeecket ar his’, & debt of $250,000,000, which could never have | ‘te homes of myriads of water fowl. Every and ber sufficiently strong frame, her place in some nor other, walke and » salttations of the spectators ¢ pile Chincha Islands. which when first discovered | country where rain seldom or never falls ja |i? "bsolutely regal fashion. Since Princess - «| the other errands and——" tives of various degrees, but Jonas was glad to is Mebes, vey ene, bad been aotamulating in an exhaustiens de- | called El Docpotinndc: nae Gainerintc Beatrice’s marriage aud especially since the rn ecintoee Cuotth cn hes week Satnce in the | ‘Dear heart, “tain't such a great matter,” said | have the indorscment of such relationship. with front hair ia” posit for unnumbered centuries, was even more | causo of the extreme difficulty of existing there eee y Tanliodstions ebich imsnek County Savings Bank, but nobody wasted eym- | the kind little mother, with a sigh that Love| | “Was you ever to Pelham Four Corners?’ curl papers, lamp easily available than the gold and silver which | The reason for the astonishing contrast between | Per Jubilee, the quecn has shown herself @ thy on the caged heart of poor Jonas, who | COU! not hear. “Somebody'll soon be going | Hathaway asked Jonas us he came in next in one hand, aud had made the Inca land the El Dorado of the | the fertile regions of the Ainazon, Orinoco and | Hie more to her liege subjects. Eeved a free life and out-of-door air. ‘He some. | *Fait : morning, but Jonus auswered yes so meekly as bottle of cam- world and contributed as much toward its | La Plata rivers.on the eastern side of the Andes, | ,,Ther.1s also more animation in the palace, times felt as if the new bank fittings, and |, !resently Love disappeared and took off her | he hung up his coat that the allusion was phor in the downfall, for the latter-day republic is now | and these ard deserts on the western coast is rpcdieae sats, Foenpearenmneste wagging ially the handsome iron fret-work be- | best woolen dress and came back in a comfort- | pressed no farther. ee other. about the poorest in South America. When | given as follows: The tropical winds from the | St court and has eucouraged her entourage to thind which he stood, all savored of the prison, | Sble old one, but she had lingered to tie in a| “When I wabup to my brother-in-law's fune-| Az the landing half way down Mr, McSwat | plenty of” money came without effort to | Cixeh ay foloms: The tropical winds from the | Por) aunatcur theatrieals. ‘The fact we thet ; " : : , Princess Beatrice has married « Prince Charm= 4 piece of red ribbon for acravat, aud she bad | ral this winter I heard that there was a man by | stopped. generation after generation, the careless aristo- | ing from east to west with great regularity, | erie Susentes capita ‘Tus other Gloves wera ead looked ‘out of the bed room window toward | the name of Waters paying attention to the |" “{Vopetia,” he observed sternly, “it. will be | erate took no stepe toward improving or pre: | they vercave the co ee a ATT. ing, from whom one wishes to banish all ennui, or their surroundings, and recognized, as time | 0%” to see if shecould discover the reflection | girl of Mr. Hayland’s,” said Downs, the head | necessary for you to xo in front. You have the | serving the source of their revenues, and when | above-mentioned rivers, falling in frequent,| a8, a8 he caunot be sent over to ¢ went on, a different spirit in their young asso- | f the new electric lights. The sky was very | clerk. He was soberer minded man than | Jamp, I'll protect you.” at last these springs ran low and the country | and copious rains, varying with the season of*| and shoot © t cloudy and dark, but she was pretty sure thata} Hathaway and seemed to speak truthfully. McSwat t hh i was pillaged during the late war of everythin, = { retrace is made as attr. eee eee anther alana | dim glow lighted the heavens in that direction, | Jonas’ heart stood stil poctods nail the nrooeaiioa’ reves eres | Tame ate ee ee a Ee ncae Tas | Tear; bat always onfBclend to keep the streams 7 ption of a few weeks spent at some health re- th directed, and the procession moved on again, | Valuable that remained, the helpless people, | well filled. ‘The streams continue up to the | °°D%On © Y took in laying his duty before him. She wasa| Vien she came down into the rey er Shea peeing” cake rashacee At the foot of the stairs Billiger stopped und | reared in the id of thelr ancestors that it bad | foot of the Andes and along their eastern slopes; Se ee eee oe “| father and mother ard Jacob Bean, the hire 's a protty girl,” aske away. Beat artatnods fraca ate hart pr pyres) be : . ness | betwee Wor, “Oxboi 4 Balmoral, devoted mother, but she loved the ex-| can, were already at supper. Love lookedun-| “A kind of a seeking widowe eee ane tne ens he mebrack: st Naver en ae foo memeeies condaan Se saiainns trom the “Now, belia, head world tt they were to h " + in th § th Windsor, the immenre feudal palace of Wilham tog oe ga lo gt ber igre! | commonly pretty, and they all noticed her; the | Downs. ‘She's younger than he, Ww; Lobelia, go whead with the lamp into 7 et leadl, sect ef varm winds, and up to the very crost of the out 45 ver | this r the left i degradation of labor, did not know how to set divid. dge tl bundance of it. but | the Conqueror and Edward Ill, the actual father and mother stole ® pleased glance at{ cent, and dida’t favor him at first, but he's Eo ee eee cu cesmnin’ here ts)| Gee fined tel Se ee eee oe Oe ficial residence of the queen, aud never has it see if anybody rushes out, If anybody does | themselves at work. by the time the winds have crossed that mighty | cm a Perhaps Downs and Hathaway had found their | ©%b other. S Fell off and the ‘old folks help it on. | Their | rush out,” he exclaimed, grinding Mla teeth i THEIR LACK OF SAGACITY, dividing wall all the water they carried lias | ™H4tch had a more stately home. example in one of Mrs. Dyer’s rare visits to the | “Seems to me you've taken @ good while to | farms join. I believe, and "twill be a good thing | 4 manner horrible to hear. “I will put fourteen] Inthe matter of thei the Peruvians | been wrung out of thém, and there is no more 4 DAY AT WINDSOR. hon when may be suspected that she had | Chauge i= dress,” said Mrs. Hayland, gently all roan. = brie aad et wate ay bullets through him, knock bim down with this |, pmeteatbad cagachy tan sie aa diane |“ Sive when they reach the Pacific slope. It is to Windsor that her majesty invites those 2S reproachful. . asked a good-lool fe! e Joni ali, ° ‘at and bre: i in aia ere eome in merely Citi Ge “It didn't seem long to me,” answered Love, | You'd better not make any trouble, Jonas, but Lr np tehapateh and break every bone in his body MORE MOISTURE FALLS FURTHER sours. whom she wishes to entertain. The invitations of the olden days, but have acted as if the sup- rindi This condition of dryness docs not exist to | are usually to dinner, the guests arriving at at went into the room on the left | ply were literally withoutend. They abolished ad . © castle | ote Grams @ spendi the and looked around. ’ Tales and relied entirely upon guang for all the | te end of the continent. Going southward, | the castle tn time to dress and spending rn honestly. “‘I didn't know how late "twas when | perlinps its ali settied aud the old gentleman | Mrs, Mes pect fate mtppleg rote we got home, it gets dark ¢o carly now. Why. | felt safe.” wing at side when Jonas timidly presented his mother |! forgot ever so many things I’ve thought of “ . 5, ‘i i] | Bight at the castle, The queen's d begins @ R a rac “Do you see anything, Lobelia?” asked her | money required by the government, including } ore and more moisture is eucountered until | {Si At “ . to his three companions. Old Mr. Pendell be-| P¥sin'. shall have to go again quick as I CHAPTER IV. husband, in a voice of thunder. - enormous cums expended in railways. When | in southern Chili and Patagouia there is alto- | rection frog which cements. the rheumatic haved with courteous dignity, inviting Mrs. | C2” (with a little blush). a ia | “No, Billiger.” the Chinchas were nearly exhausted they turned | gether too much of it. for the western slopes | jshed her strength, although abe wll works Dyer to come in afid sit down, while Jonas un-| | “Come, draw upand have some o' this good| The next Sunday afternoon, Jonas. out of his| Go through the other roots,” he roared, | their attention to oth groups, but none of | of the Andes are almost continually drenched warm supper, child,” said the father. “I think | jimited means, hired the smartest single turn- | bracing himself firmly against the wall, them proved so rich and extensive as the| by heavy rains and their tops obscured by bogey her. pie ‘enna the road's. too plaguey rough to drive over £ bere vides P and ex 9 y eit top: c ) b out atthe best livery stable at Dartford aud] While Lilliger remuined in the hall, armed | original source of supply, which their ances-| clouds. ‘This condition is due to the trade- | eTobh‘asts alone in her apartmen woman did talk without knowing itt | *ssin notil mow comes. If you'd bought much | 190 (ed Oak Hill, Ie was like April over, %. the. tecth, pale with irom resolution and | tore a0 Carefully protected. Winds, blowing landward from the south | Honally invites Princess Leatrice or some other very hard. Rising between 8 and 9 o'clock she breakfasts alone in her apartments, but occa- : i member of the royal family. Often, in fine ostentatiously into the great safe to | ore 1 shouldn't had a cent left to leave with : trembling with ungovernable ferocity, Lobe-| The word guano is a corruption of the| Pacific. The Patagonian plains east of the ther, she ¢ Progmore. . devarh lear told andl aleres ax ere outngintaly | Mr, Rendell.” - head, but the mud was deep underfoot and he | tia explored all the rooms and came back, Quichua Huano, meaning fish manure. The | mountains are comparatively dty, swept by | js\wcer enuuch vin heeded he felt at home, trying by the way to eucape a| .../1hey weren't all my things,” Srey tree bone toglee: Impetuous steed, the greater | "'\-Did you see auything?” he demanded. enlightened Incas understood well its value as | cold breezes from the snowy summits. apiece vag eh yegt direct look sf Ee aut assis Maree winter auth; GFN ale A MABE secenad | THERE BeAUItTUL bad wiles bo wae directed, o ota thing, Billi; fertilizer. History tells us that itwasnot| On the western coast of Peru, wherever @| works, Une of the ministers & ways at hand, ne “Give me the lamp!” only extensively used throughout their empire, | stream from the mountains brings down its t thi pen 8¢ presides o' as hardly felt as if he were sixteen. ok thamgah th nck sdrgeee center tow cdo) pecean: aot santecebes isekeder le waster sauie handed his weapons to Lobelia, took the | but that the punishment of death was inflicted | melted snows, an oasis is opened, which plant-| ertept de some very exceptions’ ocean “I tell Jonas.” Mrs. Roped — * Shwe awe pos pogo “re the bother 0° getting | enough to be out in the countey after being mp and with dauntiess bravery went through | upon any ohe who disturbed the birds during | ers here utilized from time immemorial. The Every “ 2 day there are twenty or tbirty Pessadh ¢ ady t b the rooms himself, the breeding season or who killed one of them | Iucas themselves were no mean agriculturists, | prckets of dicnatches. to aaa i ful for in this situation. I know he's a good | it made,” said the busy little woman. Love | cooped up so long ome en ead, beet | “It wasn't anything, Lobelia,” he said with | at any time, either on the islands or elsewhere, | and wherever they touched the earth it prot Ca theses enna cae ae boy, if not so quick as some, and { advise him to | ¥28 still young for her age and had never set- | promising to go P eetncsy OS ie Best | extreme disgust, “You didn’t hear anything heuch care were the Chinchas protected | duced in profusion. ‘Their empire extended | her eyes. I'rince Albert used to vay the queen be attentive and bidable to you, Mr. Pendell, | tied down into carctul womanly ways, though | good opportuuity, but he did not feel the least | oF anybody!” that it was not lawful to land upon them at any | north and south 3,000 miles, and east from the H rs ‘ Ty g| h -informed BO the and I want him to be constant at mectin’ and | 8¢ wasalready nineteen, Hee Te bent areeon tas on the Hela a, (abe | _ ‘The procession moved up the stairway on the | timo under pain of denth, lest the birds should | Pacitic about 400 miles, 10 the vast forests of | CUSEt es Se eee poet para tie ia T felt very anx- ' i best Wagon was in the side yard, they . 2 be q’ — Y 8 return trip. be driven away and frightened from the coast. | the Amazon, which their simple tools were | Fo"! th aA ek takeaie ae eee ‘about him when he come sway from CHAPTER IL Peep bara (lone tore fear Tene beet ,-Xou must try to overcome this timidity of | Each island was set apart for the use of par- | unable to subdue. As far back as the conquest iashteh So tas wikslay ooupnan sade canteen - ” — b urs, ys . 5 e vil e e E: voleor " home. He sin’ i 20 a utes seen J ete: Dene Gun together | to beat in an awful und even retarding manner, yours, Lobelia,” said Mr. McSwat, as he put | ticular province and the guano was carefully | energetic Jesuits made Vigorous war Upon these | the Emperor Napoleon ill, and down the lamp and relieved his wife of her | divided, every village receiving its fair propor- | deserts and conquered them as easily. as they | principal secretary, Sir expression of agony. in the bank one February morning. One of | Ho could not tie his horge’s hitch reim a it] loud of deadly weapous. “If I hadn't been | tion, y ¥ POF” | had the Indisns, " Where irrigation le possible Mayle Ror @ aabems “I guess Mr. Pendell will let you come in| the other young men was away at his brotber- | ®204!4 Moctag Ay e oe Mea aid wae dare to | B&F? '© protect you,” he grumbled, crawlin, Considerable guano ie yet found in the Tara-| the barren strip produces splendid crops of | has been working at Frog ou see her re= and see where he keeps all his money,” the | in-law’s funeral and Hathaway had been sent ey = ak ihe. peed —_ ind uot dare to} back into bed, “you would have frightened | copa Islands, the Lobos and Guenope groups, | sugar, coffee and other tropical products, and back the precious told his mother, trying to behave as look up at the house window en | yourself to death.” the Vioja Islands of Independence bay, the | it is not impossible that industry and capital . Then Sir Henry f there were a great joke going on. He did | ‘° Boston ona financial errand. Jonas wished | the door | opened and hospitable = os Lobillo and Huonillo groups in Cheopana bay | may one day redeem the whole of it. Mr. Cur- | J. : nag not look at the other fellows. that he could bave had the variety of a journey | Joe! Hayland came out and welcomed The Deacon Was Thankful. and others at Punta Alba and Pabellion de | tiss says truly, “If the money that has been i diaps o thee » . # i him and they went into the house together, The i ri ji Tha ber he T din P hi had bee “§ 4 “I teli em up our way that there’s nothing | to Boston. Sometimes he felt as if the irk- | #! sag 2 ‘he importance of thinking before youspeak | Pica. e best of them, however, all the work- | wasted in Peruvian revolutions 2 €X- | destinations. At 2% o'clock comes junch with to prevent your filling Your pockets unless ‘tis | some confinement of his business were telling There wee Lore in ber Sunday drove se Pretty | recently received an ainusing illustration at a | ine of Pabellion, Limce and Huanellos, go to | pendod in the development of their mines and | aeuunations At 2 0 royal family who happem Bri: hones.” the visitor said, and thes | upor his lealth and spirit, but he looked per-| sod” uavared, She had heard: svous Jonas | Mecting held lua, well-known town nots buns | ee fuieond bondholders under the Grace-Do- | the soldiers had lug srigating ditches with | te'pe at tae earcn. ily bec: echless as Jonas let her ta uns} iends ‘i i nonghmore contract. as much ardor as they have fought exch other — rors ae pan po : peo facia ao py mayen pag once trom somebody who lived ee to his | dred miles from the banks of the Hudson, says THE GUANO Brnps. there would be no richer country on the globe.” . He was fond of bis mother, but she | tunity. ‘The odor of bank bills became more | had always been aod that fe was doing well te | 12° New York Ledger. Ono of the persons who | srg togitimate guano bird len kind of term, CURIOUS DEEP-SEA THENOMENA, pega braa aaryraed edhranaghe insisted upon treating him like a boy, and since | and more unpleasant to him, and once or vy occupied the stage way an enthusiastic deacon, | 145 bi! and legs are red, the top of the head | Nature docs not assume forms more attract- | Of tbe fifty children and grandchildren thes A . the bank now; nephew and namesake, too, of cegeygele be bad lived in town among strangers he had | twice good Mr. Pendell had felt obliged to | ‘° P oa who frequently interrupted the speakers b: 2 - i Providence h: ¢ ~nted her (without counting begun to feel as if be were s man. The call | urge him to greater quickness, not pt at rich old Jonas Dyer of Dartford. “We should quently p ponkera by | and tip of the tail and wings are black, while | ive or imposing in any other of the world ing: = : the fourth ge; eration, whieh tresas upon the Y| be pleased to have you stop to supper, Mr. | Yelling: “Thank goodness for ¢! One part than here, where eternal summer smi : we 50 4 Freud wie bed brought ce, Dyer so town | Sruccs "iia pau the ck ania eden | BzeEacy She, invited” hist Kindy, “but Jonas | Seateman was called upon, who arose and eid: |g wienyPeliye fans Carin nates | are, where slernal summer smiles under | heels of ube other) ibero remain 4ory-twor shopping. Downs and Hathaway abock hands | SEs" typctriatie iran par baggy dagen thought he ouzht to get back early. When he | “Ladies and gentlemen, fam Sten ony Riese. ‘The body ts dack slate color ana tl | Sitsrotan wink womens teste ee tee closely to all whe reign, havo reigned or will politely with the good-woman and seemed to| suspicious eyebrows as he went and mien aad apace) (aad Qhoughithay prosesdad 10 benefit to the people of this place.” length is abant ten inches. Divers, pelicans | Italy. The ocean, too, is full of curious animal | reign in Europe, cue willingly abstains froma take pleasure in sccepting her kind igvitation bout his businesss or the ba “ A ant jariety of sea gulls also visit the islands | life. Marine monsters unknown to northern attempting to classify those related to her mentee with Janae sud stop awhile when- poomertey Jonas lived with this. p= peak at length of the state of the roads he felt Thunk goodness for that!” yelled the dea- | 209 “ihe cxsrement Somised Win non eggs | waters can be seen from the steamer’s deck, | majesty. For the queen, ho . the diset RELATIONSHIP PUZZLES. himself to be entertained indeed, and the last | Con. : Sed ths semuaute of (shells and ales with the | Sonat cient fae oe een ee a ae f J ” a process pastime: bh Mech aniaeey took Fise;it wea the delight of the | Sieaye tent to de ek ana nor ee in Ta | of, the long spring afternoon flew by on feet-| aun Zotug to say shen tail be pe coutinned, | decayed flesh and bones of thousands of seals. | ine of phosphorescent Sire. that follows thew | heeee ee erect vote tnnnes Der majeaty elder clerks to treat Jonas as if he were boto | matter of household work, the housckeeper | °* ¥i®* P It is asserted, but with what truth Ido not | fing Nowhere else is this deep-sea phenome- | edly pretends to be surprised that everybody is i in the prim | me to address you this evening ——" touchingiy young and delicate of constitut:on. | being amiable, but decrepid, and the uncle | , 22¢Te ¥a® & very fresh little fire in the prim | me e, ” brok know, that when a seal is about to die it will | non so conspicuous, The southern Pacitic is so | not so clever as herself. After lunch there i ank goodness for that!” broke int! picuous, i noi 80 ‘They never went so far a8 to show the slightest | held the opinisn that a lad should be made to | pot oria yitenen x rleannter sid mone wing | sent-minded deucon, amid great laughter, | invariably climb to the highest point on the | strongly impregnated with phosphorus that ; lock, no matter what disrespect in allusion to or quotation from the | work as he had worked in bis own youth. Jonas| Dince to sit, but Jonas and Love had already — vented sheen nearest rock. At any rate the Chincha Islands | every wave is tipped with silver, and every eather muy be, the queen goes for a drive, anxious mother; they simply adopted her solici- | was naturally of » domestic turn and onjy va- | PoiChod that stage of interest which demande “pm Om” are covered with their remains, although they | darting fish Jeaves a trail like that of a comet, | gencraliy accompanied by Prim Beatrice, tude about Jonas, who was seldom allowed in | ried hie fife uow and then by occupying « back | Seclusion, and there they sat until the sun was the Rew You naa. have been hunted so much hereabouts during | ‘The larger fishes, sharks, porpoises, &e., seem | the in-waiting. and ‘ome other fair i their presence to put on mauly behavior. But | seat atan evening meeting. In the bank he | © d From the X recent years that they now add little to the de- low. It was not art that allured them in the it, which makes tl li the bet to find great sport running races — the ship | vitee. is at Yo'clock, Should a reign- i ¥ th vty , ; : osit, which makes the guano all the better | anda small army of them may be seen every | ing prince be present the queen takes his arm; Rosonta toa Samaming oeeand poly [earagretagl pega hag Ae gegels shave of a portrait of Daniel Webster and the For commercial purposes, that of Babia de memes sensed bowsprit, sailing along st mn | it notahan welies, Sake te 0 ing toom alone. explained his bank work wish unfailing patience, | hours he was simply a clumsy country fellow, | LAbdins of the Pilgrims ou the parlor walls; it | Ferrol being so full of seal bones as tobe | even pace with the vessel, hurrying to and fro | Before her majesty comes down the zentlemane ourhero bore their chafing and mockery ss} unused to town life. He often looked out of | rings and siéped forward at a strange angle. worthless for export. before its bows, occasionally plunging over one | in-waiting acquaints all the male » guests besthe might and with whatever bravery and | the bank window to see that old horse from Oak | P at they talked about was algo of secondary Gate eres ene vast aes another eS clumsy open = of — with the cane of aoe t they are anconce ald muster. . th ; k one must understand that an ordinary little | bodies as distinct as if. drawn with a pencil of|to take in. During the day there is SE es ekoeke rise teas loakow ack Coke tee rere ty Pog cane ee oars gull will deposit from four to six ounces of | fire, Fasxre B, Warp. | complete liberty for all, yet there CHAPTER IL chaise top still shone like stars in his thoughts, | tt she Seeiael @ 0 eoeda, Ween her guano every day, which during the tea weeks ———_—_ coe eg, | is none of that sociability which characterizes — Mr. Pendeli was very busy that morning, and | ‘at Love cepine hand V0 Sppoes os tin cere of the breeding sexxon amounts to not Leas than HOW BISMARCK BECAME PREMIER | Piyciish country house The aveninr hin besfde hi i 6 F wenty-eight pounds per gull. ultiply this —- % ee ene eee ea re ae a ren ae metal (0 200 5 avery-day feat, Mea eBay iowa stocd of the by millions and then date the account back | Forced Into the Position by Threats of | Cinriee Greville found te ane : in t of idleness; he was so tall that he | who bad been busy paying and receiving all the & moment of idleness; he wi morning. As the young man rose he saw the | 8d@ of the window af{ A parting hee _ 5 through thousands of years and one may begin Abdication by the King. queen Used to seat herself at round ould sco over the mahogany railing that | Dvr ome of his dveume fastened to ‘3 post in | Dashing young visitor, remarked signifi- 4 to realize what these isiands contain. Lying —_— table and the conversation became more or less screened the bank interior from the glance of | front of tho window. There was an old high- | C@Btly to her husband: | iicuidee' : Within the rainless belt of the western coast| Just how Bismarck took the final step into passers-by. It was cold weather outside and | backed sleigh now, with two good buffalo robes | _-20¢! Just as sure’s you're born them two's none of the deposit has becn washed awa: he bad a sense of snug warmth and his own | and plenty of bright straw. Jonas recoguized privileged ion, yet the thought crossed | the quality of the straw and that a most inter- his mind that it would be a good day to go| esting-looking man held the reins. But the through apiece of woods and mark trees for | bauk door was opened, and when Jonas turned . ng to each a few words aun: goin’ to Lae? : = when Humboldt first brought the Cuincha the position of the leading statesman of Prussia Wh i . , ; P bles et banales. and retir ‘clock. “Let ‘em ba their own way, they'ro both » Islands to the attention of Europe, in 1804, he | has al ys been unwritten history. The Munch- only members of the royal family are present Beod chi aa, pk yea eit ange susile, Z | said they were covered with pure guano to the | ener Allgemeine Zeitung, still very close to the | there is often music. Like all her children, ex- ore pF to ir, Pendeli that he meant depth of more than sixty feet and were capable | ex-chancellor, in its efforts to stem the tide of | cepting the Prince of Wales, the gucen is am “ Jonas announce: ‘iching all the worn-out lands the | adverse newspaper comm on warck’ 2 sic sometime: down to weckessmehew he poly an oue the abe. Harv pad gre eae oer fom toresign his gery a a we teenies, world Panes Ss Avy detailed satan aaa * | the pieno with Princess Beatrice, or there will i A ~ oe ing. Mr. Pe i t A801 5 on 5 = ‘ = ~ habit of planning farm work. At this moment | other, but Jonas’ business habits stood him in dha oe Hayigd mlinaele laid ie mania nae O'Rourke—‘Come, come, be off FORMATION OF THE ISLANDS, be singing. Nature has endowed ber majesty he noticed an ancient covered qhaise which be- | good stead. He reached for the bank book, The islands are all of th i nifican’ nt and, moreover, guarantees the ; : t <4 0 f the same formation, a | Bificant event with a fine voice, not only for singing, but for longed to the elderly farmer who was just ar-| which was timidly proffered, but be dropped it matter before the directors on Monday morn. Be i of ite information. Von Roor. min- | speaking. thie tegen fi - ing. Jonas had not brooked his uncle's wrath bright-bued granite, composed of red felepar | oe een oa aed BIMMIATCK, rome from | *pouking: #0 thas she ix able to give ® certain Fanging bis financial business, | Mr. Popdell | twice and struck his head on the odge of the | 118 Jonas had nee brooked bis, Mncid’s, wrath 2 and white quarts, mized with a littlo mica, As | Bro" “tte tang received him in the park of | Gere ren to omicial documents, be, read himself liked to attend to some of the old bank | counter iu trying to pick itap. Mr. Pendell | tra nda ta propotiug to leave vo promising & ’ felspar is decomposed by tho action of the air, | Babelsberg. As Dismarck approached the king | {ucit && nobody cise can, although she ingenus ¢ustomers, for there had been days when the | looked up impatiently and that mado things | Francial career. ‘Ihe old man twisted himself tll tne shores have become frayed and Tagged, handed him the copy of his announcement of | trembling and is quite content if. she is able to County Savings Bank depended upon his ser-| worse. The bank book was issued nineteen | ai tnt in his chair and looked very black at the being indented by many caverns, which in| nis ybdication, which he was about to. bave | say che hue not made a sample mistake ‘vices slone, and be ‘sae consequently trusted | yeers before and the only amount credited was | 4-41 moment of surprise. Then Mr, Pendell process of time fall in and thus diminish the | published. Bismasck looked astounded and | “> = =o : and respected by all the thrifty farmers of the | a sum placed to the owner's credit when she | s2/4 that he had some sympathy with Jonas’ sige of the islands. The chemical force of de- | Pomarked quickly that in Prussia such a docu- Creare Prevegative. region. ; was a baby by the old sunt for whom she was | decision, ‘The boy was willing and honest and composition and the mechanical action of the | Teont shoul be impossible. From the Pittsburg Dispstch, Under the cover of the carriage Jonas did | named. interest had been added from time to | 4:3 the best he could, but he was not made for , : ‘ waves have parted into three pieces that which have tried everything,” said the king,|" “Ah, what glorious days they were when got at first observe a fresh young country face; | time, so that the hundred dollars wae now ®/ bso, work, Ho was after Joel Hayland’s girl once was doubtless one island, and in times | «yet have found no alternative. : ieeenienistes haba tae ect” ehikieh thn oak be looked at the shaggy. strong old horse, used | comfortable little sum. Love pushed e small | over gt Oak Hill, und. the old folke needep w yet more remote Chincha was probably con- | cJetichon I cannot Tule. My minpters arp | 80ck companies held the fort!” sig for plowing and s roadster by turns, and cal- | roll of bills under the grating. “I want to put | Young. smart man on the farm—it was a good nected with the coast, as shown by a chain of | Seninst me. My own son sides with thom. You | *agedian. culated the probable age and worth of the | this in, too,” she said, and Jonas dipped his pen thing all round. ‘ rocks which intervene between them and a| pS" ready been with him, If I cannot come | “Some fanny things happened in those 4 good beast before he san the bright eyes be- | and made an entry of the date and counted the | “‘Wthar's where the young dog's been going ; hill near the village of Pisco. Being of a vol- | ¢ vs, understanding with you I shall send this | Femarked the stage manager. Yond. Then little thrill of curiosity and | money afterward and set down the amount. Baeeay then.” said aid Me, yer, te canto origin the groap may one day disappear : a lived nnd died @ member of the Pleasure such as he had never feit before | “There's some back interest due you, but Mr. with unexpected approval and sym- beneath the waves, as islands have done in| Srqhen my son may ace what he can do. To { Umm Stock Company, used to teli pervaded his frame. He felt a new sense of | Downs isn't here today,” said Jonas. See erbatie eed: Teiced te eel varkiua Garis Of ton word. moe ig helene Rarrdvermeper gy mpeg) | PO NI ites one of the wakefulness and cheerful alacrity. The girt| | ‘Father said I could leave the book and call | Paty, 2heyne good folky and be might} | © | 0 in the buggy looked.at him as be looked at | for it some other time. Ishall have more to ber, and if the truth were known the eyes of | put in next month. I'm keeping school.” Mate 1 went Reve ohatc Jonas were the first to turn away. Hathaway | They blushed again, Hathaway had returned the match I'll take hold and give Jonas a little ‘TO VISIT THE GUANO FIELDS against my convictions. To violate them is to —— of the system. ider Booth was : ” ‘ ? b Sevag int tie = one must go out from Pisco in a row boat and | me a violation of duty. Rar to come, and proviews te his asrival : ad called on the | BUmber of the members of the company fell land by means of & steep Indder which leads to | _ Bismarck answered that he hi sick, and for this reason the low comedian bad softly reminded him that it was business hours | by an earlier train than was expected, and. just | £¥9% Was all on her folks 4 crown prince merely 1n response to a summons - le ch he was ap no 1 There was an amiable grumble of applause @ wooden platform built high up on a perpen- ‘that he had refused to discuss the situation | t be pressed into # role for which Ree ed ern note chair | then entered the bank, but nobody noticed him, | rom the other directors, and the busy cashier A dicular jclif, ‘The northern island. which is| Before un interview with the King. Allthoughet | Wise fitted, Fareed peared tery eps Pevtast to soo what was interesting outside: bat | $gugh, Hathaway was quick go see the! at ‘once proposed « sale of bonds wiiich we 3 about 1400 yards long by 600 yards wide, is| of abdication must be given up at ouce, ‘The | ¥a#® round-bodied, werry-souled litte fell [opetrelaerid pencpnip demeanor magma beers ie Tlesve reported abaky, but rising in market val still covered witht cxcrement, though ‘not to King balanced the peper ia his hand afew min- | 24 Notoriously fond of what wo nowadass ee creas mack colirt ieee ee | caeeeg yah ros ont ie Tisave eee and so the great question of the junior clerk's , any great depth. The beds have been worked | utes and then inquired: eR 5 eg ee ae ie neal ee tes Lace paid Jonas, with a truly grand | ruture was quickly solved. ‘The young couple downward, the material being removed in lay- ll you try to rule without e majority?” | father, who was, to play Mare Anivy, cau- away, & good pointed, and Jonas air. “It's our business; much snow down your | wore married in early planting time, and how. mY *] exe aud placed in fat trucks, then conveyea by | «Wilh tioned the comedian not to play any jokes upon ‘Vageely emite 4 Mr, Pendell i ever it may have appeared to other people for tramway to the edge of the cliff, whence it is| «and without abudget?” en eee ta bireiogsel ceasing dl| By ,_ answered the pretty girl, still | them it was ever a miraculous and wonderfal { ran down in chutes into barges waiting below| «Yos,” wy, coee neni teeeeh oe ae ae Vorsing sedately. “Ain't raised the rate o’ in- | blushing, and then they almost looked each thing that they had fallen in love at first sight . gnd transferred by the latter to vessels which | «and withont yielding the reorganization of | 2s went well ti aan oo Rivets, So bee terest, have they?” asked the depositor with a | other in the face agai, but were happily saved | and that their thoughts had been always of one lie off the islauds, The principal cutting is | the ormy?” sassination a esar with bis daquer. é a sed) Carmen at ee a tnother even while one was in the bunk at| 4 about one bundred yards from the brink of the |» =+Yeu." a ae, ae oe irectors think of lowering it snot er ‘Is that all?” asked _ girl with touching | Dartford and the other far away at Oak Hill, and is fully seventy-five feet deep, } Then here is my program.” “s len p= ai Le] — cern '» statue, year,” reported the cashier. “We can’t pay 5 | deference, and Jonas said that it was all, but) ‘That autumn Bir, Joel Hayland dreaded the| the great amount of labor thathas} Bismarck read the four quarto pages cov- | {He comediin bad, been particularky ox “e 3 per cent if we don't get but 4 Savings bank | they both felt asif they wished there were | iong cold drive to town, aud sent the young 4 < been accomplished. A small steam engine of | ered with the king’s fine handwriting. ‘The | to reebect the tradition, tut he close, out come higher every year. Why dou't | somethirig more, and Love tiptoed out to the people to that bank with his stout pocket book, — twelve-horse power is used in digging ous the | first point concerned the representation of | Fire contrarinest, probably, to die ture eS you buy come bende, Mr. Heyiendt apy worl of Ee dteonm. jonas had persuaded his father-in-law to mak guano aud also for loading the trucks, A crane | cities and mauors in district assemblies, around | the ttage: | Booth, gave the prosirate Cesar @ ‘he old County Savings always been} “You'd vetter go out an’ untie her horse,” | asafe investment in some county bonds and jects from the engine and from its chains | which a violent quarrel had already gathered, | Brune cies and. base Bim anerils ro omy" suggested Hathaway, affectionately, but by | went inside the bank railings to do a bit of Trenspended an iron trough, like a huge coal) Your majesty,” said Bismarck, decidedly, | }° e rig’ acd atGhipien ioe Geuaneey rs means of this jeer Jonas gained one look after} writing. As be rose from old desk be i ‘ By | “the question at issue is not about district as- Orror, ims! of obeying, by ht of ii cond r ‘ the fair depositor, aud reassured bimself of | caugh Love, well wrapped and lookin, question as iasue is not abont district 96°! up and said: ‘Loot here, Mr. Looth, ims Hymore struck for 18 and ain't got|her good looks and that Jacob Beam, the for ‘hia “expectant out ot ae sae semblies, it is abo ty of king ‘ Julius Caszr,und T'li die where 1 a— please!” in Prussia. Set- ¢ fe Rothin’ to show for't, I expect you've heard | elderly hired man, was not to be feared as a | Their eyes tre! as they had, met ones before, an ain ta the quest i ee ne eee Dae eee eee tell o' his venture, ain't you?’ rival. and Jonas knew that she was his wife now, and tur and creaking as though af- ty will engégement ‘The caahier sued and pushed the bank ie as as old Mr. Hayland’s girl hat was | yet he was still shy, she did look so pretty and fictea with chronic lum fo, and finally dumps | undertake the work, but without pr . book -thum be lope across the re just before snow came,” Jonas is | Bo str: not any else. - a] . contents of the troug! ‘8 waiting car. After sile ki sounter snd Mr. Hayland too« some time to | chief with great interest, for Mr. Pendell had | year was ail'a dr a! if a the = or. asbort silence the king He ! About four loads fijl the truck and then the Bismarck were wader ap echotacengeg ry 9 Bort nto a deep inner, pocket ond to button | spoken warmly of the farmer. ‘Hathaway wad standing close by; Hathaway latter ghides down the tramway to the edge of | and => coat over it “Well, 've got my savi “Come, step round, Jouas, and get on with | began tu look s little old and blurred in the the cliff, where it is damped in heaps, to be the . where they'll be earnin’ a little somethin’, your work,” urged the cashier. face, hke a worn silver piece, and not so quick shoveled down a canvas chute. said, after bis usual custom on such oceasions. | it's one of your numb days and we've gdk to | and gay as be uséd. He longed to say: Was «There'd been more this time, but 's a bad time to THE NEGRO HELPERS WEAR d drive work. I Downs,” ever at Osk Hit?” but Jonas had flocks 4 . jp the meetin’ house an’ w Even this rebuke did not destroy the junior | and herds now, and wide acres wore under his Regrose are stationed in the hold of the ll. I do’ | clerk's sense of pleasure. He laid the clean | rule; though he was only twenty-one he was ‘waiting vessel to ‘‘trim” the unsavory cargo bank book on Downs’ desk with a lin; looked w) asa stable citizen and one of and we notice that each one Gratify ber. Good day. touch, He wished that the proper place for it x influence. Perhaps his size was in his a > ‘ mask over his face, for “Good day, sir,” responded the cashior. | was on his own desk. Bank bad seemed | favor, at any rate, the senior clerks had ‘ than coal dust, ae eg eure SS te. Seay uninteresting ‘than once declared that bis room was bet- "Their position is Jonas 'd to take another look before the har than his eccipuny fm the bask, be sbemed ve was driven awa: ‘haps forever, but i iz i ‘i home Call = ae oe en boys,” said Jonas, : wee "= nntlewan, Hathaway?” | deligh: pulling ons ew pair of great, far gloves be made bold to inquire, but Hathaway only *You, too, Mr. Pendell; twould please Father scuffed an apgry foot for answer and began | and the roads drifted. then there Hayland ‘right through; he was anxious I egain at the foot of s long column of figures. should make his respects to He's “That's Joel Hayland. He lives eight or nine din some first rate cider tap fell, come iil way; # good, comfortal you ean, any of you. Q Tinew,”_ Mr. “Clever boy,” said Mr. “feels pe comfortable where he is, doesn't he?” and at | aad clerks smiled assent. 5 FF fel nie Ha Hal