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looltina for a , _ w lorrjjr mernn. tcmpcrwl wiodm mad the mwwtatmm of jwakjaacd mommer would pmli •ininmie. . He had . lamented lost liarmdiaea, invented ideal paradiaea and converted real paradiaea into rentable

race, though be dreamed of the gehtle alupea of Eden. and. aa be reated. Upped m auflnen and eaae, yielding to tbe-ges-Ueneam uf the akiea and the modcat wooiUga of the wind*, a pale, refined and beantifnl Woman playfully touched him tired erolida with her hand and carmacd the wtiling dreamer. A woman it not in everyihing. buf abe ii coenatent with • our drnamr. Gilbert Stockwell waa a dreamer. The magical charms of an

' leal existence captivated him.

Midway between Santa' Cruz and the Big Tree*, wbere'the hills reach' nearest heaven, where the trees in the' gulch ow tall, aa if ambitious to overtop the [>untains, where the flowen grow beautifully—there. away up on the aide Of

;wo forms bend ungraov-

fully over a little flower, bat toorhee bat, and if it were not for the X^ainshorougfa style ear would touch ear. We will nut deerribe the couple. Any intelligent trader knows the twain are botanizing aryl thearenery round about them is more’ Ixwntiful than apy hero or heroine of eusig or story. They pull the flower from the ground, and aeating thrmarlrea on a barkleas log examine its hirsute stem, calyx, petals, seeds, and step by atrp trace ito marks from family to branch, frame general ‘ ' licnlar, and in delight* exclaim ' Another flower lias been analysed. He bolds her hand in his to protect the deliskin from the winged insert of the

_ itrd her to aocfaUy mal or pobtician is entered for the race

^ , Gilbert had hqwd that Kellie would

wear the flowtr for U sake. A smoke

did not decide Us- matter. A man may

j relieve himself of a few cigars by KnokI ing, but time alone can dispel disagree-

i able thoughts and customs.' He re-

Toc* world, i turned to the hall room. Kellie waa a

star, surrounded by a duster of young men, lesser lights.' Gilbert ruddy pushed | his way to her presence, ind taking hr* by the arm led her to a deserted corner

■ of the room.

“I see yon are food of a joke." -With whom have I been joking?"

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-Did yon not promise t*> place the columMne in the hair of the otm who loved me? You led me to believe that you would wgar it voureelf.* Mdo." / ^ . —Sodo adozen others." "They must-all lovu you." "Ko. Lam not ’wealthy, no? an elegant dancer, not an Apollo- in face or form, and modern young ladies require something more than a common place, briefless barrister to win their lore." . -Oh- how I pity youtUHWt pttiful conditionl I would help you if I could." -Then marry me.'* -Impossible :* “Whyr J Her, merry laugh arrested the attention of the dancer* as shs .quoted:

printers a few "yean ago wore —g menace to the Unde, in the

view of the mra printers, and the question of their admittance to -typognphieal onkma threatened to become a burning iwue in tbe labor world. In this city

is sKued for the time being by the

OUbert Stockwell * Kellie Alison waa with him. He had not gone to SHnta Crux in vain. Six works ago he had met Nellie Alteon, and the introduction waa the beginning of an infatuation that ended only when the wrinkle^ of time elevated the infatuation ‘ to thoughtful reverence. Kellie Alison's face was to mankind •what poetry is to literature. The over attention of a fashionable mother had made her a frail, delicate girl, but the milliner supplied what nature wanted to, and instead of being lady she looked at least a woman. She had-mrev intelligence than beauty, mure sparkle in her wit than in her eyes. She had a heart, but it va* modern, that is. rather perverse, and a mind, but it wal filled with the mutation of fashions. We wjn not blame the daughter, but condemn the mother. Kellie Alison was ttro-and-twenty. the age when a nature will stand the test of analytes and prove ita real worth. -Bnl we have left Gilbert holding Kellie's hand all this time. Cireumstancca. you know, moat adjust themselves to human

feelings.

They arose. The some waa a lovely one. Away beneath them a creek murmured a sung. The tall trees of the gulch, the dangerous steepores uf the slope,, the sttlbwaa of the hills, the of the scenery, the stern hills t in anger, at the base, aud-proudly receding, until from top to' top great spaces iuterveued; the delicate flowre. too weak to bear up the pedrly drops at dew. Ah, the sublimity of the hills. Who can measure the dimemdans of the beautiful v the ere wanders freon | stream to hilltop, from hilltop to stream the eye ever meeting delicate touches uf nature's finest, grandest and most beau tiful objects? The ocean air are-ms to be caught in the branches of the trees, purified 'by. mixing with the mountain and given as a delicacy to the

"Don't prem my hand au hard." c "Excuse me. 1 thought I was holding ■y cane." replied Gilbert, while Nellie looked unutterable thing*. - "Come let ns return to the hotel ' and

When she finished he waa standing from another part of the room. He wak provoked. The spirit of the place depreeped him. Leaving the party at an early hour lie said, “I will have's good BiguflteMp." Nothing is easier to do than iso one's self pleasant dream a It b like ordering a good dinner, and on the first course have ypur appetite destroyed by a dead fly. Those unfortunates—the balk of mankiod—wbo cannot look forward to a public execution in the mornhave qothing to do but plyce their on the pillow sith serious doubts, to bed. tried to sleep, trying side and- then another, anon ,At last he attempted Prsnklin'i sent. Benjamin, you know, recommends the sleepless to get up. make the bed. dress in their Sunday clothe*, comb their hair, etc., and then retire Gilbert tried the experiment The town uf Bants Cruz was wide awake, the sun was high slxjve t he eastern horizon, the bathers had already departed for the beach and U\e children were playing upon the streetk before Gilbert awoke. Kellie Alison danced until, after mi< night She was angry at herself and ah Gilbert It waa her determination to ' see him in the morning and apologize for her perverseness. Her thoughts were hair, unbuttoned her dress, unbuckled her shoes—turned off the gas. Night waa gone. Noh 111 ^ has come, and . to save the trouble of buckling the shoes, buttoning the dree* and fi hair see will meet Kellie where she enjoyed the luxury of a bath. Gilbert waa alto in the surf, and the ladies who wore pbe columbines, and the gentlemen, and merry, laughing children, wbo played pt .the water's edge and ran a.race with iaoumihg and going wares. Gilbert approached where Kellie waa, but tfaa momah .saw her his head was beneatp the.w*vos, and his presence made a maiden' feel brave a hundred feet away. An. hour afterward be met Kellie ou the beach, not in a bathing suit. Ko, no; aqch sight has broken many Uiotuands of a gagements and severed the strongest tie* of lore. She was in a plain but becosuing morning dress, and wore a very

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get that way." and be smiled blandly'. "Will you do me a favor? I hare lost my ring,-and Oh. Mr. Stockwell. if you find it 1 will never provoke you again. I will do anything for yon." . , “I will hunt it to the bitter end."

"But it Jims no rad?"

“Our acquaintanceship will have if you get off another such a point. Where did

you lose your ring?"

"Right here by the water's edge." Together they walked toward 'the' — 1 -* —-* *t the edge the ring lay aa

they bs not allow odto work fur leas wages than men. This handicap;**! the women heavily, for the trade it not one -in which a woran hold her osrn with a man on equal terms, but even at -this it waa not satisfactory to a large element among the men, who objected to haring women in the trade at all, and - the trouble continually threatened to break out is new

spots.

Meanwhile, however, the matter has beraauci manly settled out of court, aa U were. Women don't want to be printer* any more. The iutmductiou of the typewriter and the opening up of other lines of employment mar* agreeable and suitable fur a woman . Seven' to hare relieved the female labor market of the greater part at the women who used to want'to be printers. J B is said by officers of Typographical Union Ko. C that there are not oyer 800 women printer* in New York now. due hundred of these are in the union. They work cbicflv in large book printing office*. wfiere Uieliour* are cHsy ana there is no rush. A few are in the morning newspaper offices working aa distributor* in the afternoop. Women havi worked a* compositors on some of thi morning papers, but the cases were ex rrptiuna], such as when- a man died and hi* widow was allowed to, take his ca until she could get something better do. It 4> thought' that the number at women Jirinter* is decreasing constantly in spite of the rapid growth of,the trade Men say it is a good thing. not only fur selfish reasons, but became th* trade, although generally clamed as a light and easy one. is really too wearisome too unhealthy-md in other ways un suited for women.—New Y'ork Sou. The H. H. H .'or Hand club, is- n band of young girls which wm. formed in the Girls' Night school ul»mi t woreear* ago. It had two strong objects to keep it vigorously ahve. Till- first waa for study and self improvement after they left night school, and th- M^Suid was to do helpful work among tin* poor and sick of ths city. They are all busy girls, working in offices, shops and store*, and some of them have long, tiresome hours of toil; yet they make' time to earn for the need* of .friendless folk and are glad to carry a litjlo shine into Impedes^ liras. The second Sunday in cacti month they go the hospital on Blackwell's Island, Mis* Mary J. Pierson, a teacher in the Fifth; street school and principal of the Girls' Night school, is their loader, adviser and

friend.

Her ready sympathy.-tact and directum keep keenly kbve their-interest this work, and her encouragement give* unflagging zeal to their labors. John P. Faure. a busy merchant. ajK-hool of the Ninth ward and An active, jowetiqal philanthropist, gives the H. IL H. club a certain sum of money monthly .he expended for the benefit of the sick at the hospital. He, the boys /ram the Knights of Temperance and at- late young inch from the Society of St. Andrew accompany the band over to the hospital. The boys carry the bine bags stuffed with good food for (be sufferers and lend a hand when needed, and their voices play no unimportant part in the singing.—New-York Tribune-

An Invitation.

We cordially invite you and all our lady triendS to^be present and taste the delicknlv^dessert and cream dressing

which will be made and served by Miss Wright (rom Favorite Extracts and Liquid Rennet,

which, will take place at our store,' June' 30th to July 7th,

to acquaint you with the itterits of the articles named.

At the annual federation of .the Liberal Women's World a short time ago Mrs. Gladstone, as iimddent uf the association. gave a larje reception, to which fils-kid’ women of every age and c The lienx. in St. JanM*' square .—. ablaze with light and every room thrown •ipefi to tbe^jftnste Mis. Gladstom room wairSiie ifiost esuwded. the attractiim doubtless being thi—large collection of photographs which cover the walls, "among them bring prints of the ez-prime minister during infancy, boyhood and

early manhqud.

On the l«-d was draped the famous coverlet of white tellrand gold threads pMaritfed by the cotton weavers of London. Other* gifts and testimonial* lay alxrat in every direction, indicative of the esteem in winch Mr. and Mrs. Gladheld by a large part of the comAl the reception given in Lord the federation a la

efi at a break-your anu speed. -Wait," cried OUbert. "I wai talk Ac yon about the lady you arid loved me. TeU me the lady', name, won't ydoT "1 am too modcat.* was her lang "£ reached out hi. arm K* bar, bat not there. He turned, and like

implore yon to tell me As it . ’wired Gabert. 'Neither," she replied. "It is an ended. The roan fe began. They i 1 sms removed. After all. the happenesa that comes- bv a good brtakfik. lanch ' beautiful companion i True, the p> Nellis, compel the other wear columbines .and the dece— at tire pretend'd, lom of the ring made hi. life at times pifarablr. bot be is aal-

Td alug de umpire wot gave ft* Twiriy Bam da odder

trancing, she speaks in a low, rich cun-

1 it had carefully been pUced in' dies' orchestra fumuJied the 'lion. Gilbert picked it npquick- " * ' "• • • ’ ■ ’ •

ly. ana. handing it. to Nellie, claimed aa a reward her hand. He received it—to

plane the ring on her finger. It Wm not until they had. wandered traltb vosoe and her English i* laultl**.

to sratch wer the In teres la ok wuen and children, and to educate. the former to understand their revponn bib ties

citizen*.—Frchange.

He're are two pretty, and iiiexpensive cost fames which, with care, can be worn and srill always look.cool.

srool, kilted, with every third tnmmed with cream colored gro* grain ribbon with a satin edge, or srith tnopre ribWi put on in straight perpendicular rows; a bodice opening* ovir a bl vest which baa a moire yoke, the la

srith moss velvet, srith'a Isxffr cluster white ostrich tips -on th/ outside r through with a handsome Ujd pin.- - The second dress is an accordion plaited skirt at jade mauve cbdrette, bordered with five horizontal, row* of man re ribbon, a-white surah blow and * l - opra mauve -jackal with srfaile sun .vers; white straw hat trimmed srith white lace and lilac' crehida. Another equally pretty and inexpensive costume night be a stiver gray Henrietta doth.

Velvet teaidrahair fen sprays a cluster of pale pink mkhufl rim* - York Post

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