testara. wwsi a la 1. 1 i~c -2SySiE5L »a«.,ill.. aratasgsSttoys. VmtMUUMrlMi UowfaSsta^ grin rata to*; I II ' It.il*>>, AWkLriy *"*' Ifcl.l ll.l ill ii <11 iWrit iwiw.irm.nnnww Hw.bwWiH.nw. j-*- H^tw r«iw «o.i ' w r* **w i. gSm " "**■ I * 44 H-rtlTwWwlT^Sr' ;; AImc IW WUow stora." L. WwiMtRilttm, >■ wwT "l"* *** ** " fc^* '"TT' ' IM.U.ridWWWk., («WW|W.W. •l TW lit' Ma riHu n.mWWvlWwI.U.W, ' S^^gSKfe IWMMHiMkWhiWt, hiW.WWd.nWpW; WibMrwInklwIkin 4 • Jfaps-.fa*. valerie's thanksgiving. " What aa o«iUu day this ta."obrarred Max Equ4. thoroughly ratotal the krt-u. froth wind tint nw orer his handsome fan. tarbfa his " Bat rather cool. J think." rMnri Valerie EvkaUnriai . Data within :- kmstyltah vreprad owtly silk, al lined quickly ud Madly. as he adiaated the aad be

vatfntoMn i •■(■tally ibadto; "therirralrn ii towl»»«»»tai chilly, udyNibbkiwolwh prafaet 4ay.- be aoncln.led, rathwiwI £S'£S5."^"iSfE,,S lh*u with shred, of pearl ■*) gDU.>Bd . orra Ite broad lawns where the IhWk. short gram ww Hill growing ta richly They faere driving through Uie mrfc at to fag* . most Utalig R»W I "?£*£ thftaLl?th.£2Lj «n *• "The day la whM.*naHM Hu U^ShLtL^TwSSS?* * °"'T | "As nearly perfect ra ads? on bfe" rsraarired Vntarie. sen! Hag sflghtly ; ||«BW w«h llm ahad^ Iwtoy Of ■^r * towetehi Ihla to beww w If tnrlat --WW rr v.UwaDWwa.llM fair raw ' hmr - 1 aw aw pnHlial enough. Max. to ■ud pohrUM ta anything tbw is wml by symbol* of chra*. W toralraiou." Tb. TOO.* waa wlmeed; somehow Ihn^ ward, hurt Mm. you will wlmll that change flam not CTSSSS^r """• ;JS agpptrs ■Vkulidl — who sromeiy karw bow to newly ^.rw •nmnrnic. lira might give pw«. "Ifa. raw. everything awt ctoengt u. Mmiriilp a* ta cure. may W outpace to -KTzt'rKr^srs TUs sprevh « .Bogrthra irxowpa*. W ta. A.T a. H .aito m ptlil """ 1 SSSrSstK enrkara ww anitodta. -Wtalhwb. kwwwWhb.

ships." ha said. trying (oapoak brightly, although ba WW retbra anxiously watching thw dash?. prend md dwa Mootaw Wm. " lor ooW of aoaowatiaa la oar low haw fbktho <«M» of iaUty orbeklacMa. MoH of w bare tented baado aad otty aooi |hrww of ooatb* aooay w» aw »ta f ■ ta tbHr proti. did aw qolu boUtra Uda. bat ww only adroitly cbaacto tbe topic, tor be lot added, tfbly: "Llfr Id m port of wild ^d'^mT1 briS^t"TfctaT^b^l ay wotbor propoow to (in oa Tbaakx Of coorw yo an ooottay. *'. "Oh, yea; cortalnly." replied abe_ ratbrr wearily. Flower Girl or La PtaiU Doebwa**" br laqolred. plrnoanlly. " Noaa of tbrae." the replied, taafblap: "1 hare cbooes to be tbe OwL Aad poor "Ob. I aboil be a kni(bt of eoorae." he informed bar. complacently amootbI inc tbe hoary black aoatacbe that | adorned bia attract! re featarea. "Iaball be ta armor aad Mack relrW with I (bldm frinrr. jewrla of boor, ewarping j aable plume aad a eboktac aword. We • j abail bare a rare and Jolly errata*. I ( . | "If Mm. Kaymoad'a (rand .upper '■ ftoait dinner." • unrated Vatarie. tan* bio*. I Tbey bad rr ached Miaa Earie'a prr«r ' j rrakiraoe. aad rary cordially tbey ' paned^KX to meet aetata until tbe era- 1 la* of Mm. Baymond'a masqoernde. It ww a clear nlxbt. not diaa*rraabi. cold. Tbe on aparkled. and tbe mooc . ww foil, and little tufta of fnara anow , dotted the raericw of tbe atone pay- J AH the window, of tbe (rand man- ' .ion (littered with (oldra liybl. and f within, fbe bandaome ram were filled , wi.h perfume and mute. aoft. aw rat , laujtblcr and rle«ant fancy loilete- , Tbe booteaa waa dtapoaed to be ex- . ceedtafly (ratified with the coatamea of r - noticeable IbLTTbT WbhTaJlLtaL "j - atrikta* attire commractad tbe atill of , ■ arrmnjp-mcnt of riebcat white rriret. . bordered aad wta<ed aad tralaadhwTily < I with white ktabarx. aa exacwratad t , owfa head (or her coUhtre. pearl, and a | down far the bunt of bra rarao«e. aad e a amair white aatta maak. Um.u(b a , which bra targe eyw (Uttered like hope a . black boada. he black

w; "Too are wonderful, exquialte, per■at faet." Whtaperad tb* knight with the rw clanking .word and golden tpnn. "Ln- ; m- faetaantely. I do not know bow knight. ad tkn far no rare a bird, or I could, pernd hapa. find mom fifatag trrma to compUdy The While Owl UlUd agmoefal wing and laid a fanaed.tlp of penH aad aatta rh apo.bl.arm W "Tbta 'rare bird ' 1 belter* bra nerer ad boaaty." aold lib* ragatah rotor, "oily lie grarity w a eymbo! of wtadoao. Beto aida. b bw a habit of aoctaraal obit to certain jreraurta beguiled by tbe W ••Vairata. what do you aaenar deat mended the knight, graapiag bra band r. tightly, almost angrily. id " Cow. with me, and you abail know.' a- aaid the WldteOwl. promptly. Out of tbe crowd tbe kaight followed x bra Mil abe'atopped In .the ahadow of a ly damp of pataa Had ormaga tarub. w Uw .» Mrt. baymond'a cxteaMr* parlors ao r; tarittag. of "book and ltaten." mU Totarle ; a- bit of apytag h not ouly'prawtaWhtaTiut g He puabod wMe the thick orange tonron oad did w abe bade biaa. at la thsoaatra of tbe alcorr atood Moonfight— a radiant rtatoa ta pM* goldcp a aatta aad ailrrr ganac. ber yellow curia " "T^d. tiny dlaatoada. Tike dew'drepa w (Uw^ag to^ewy fold aad Wage, aad . ^ Tcmarad aw ba janioua." Moonlight g ww aoyiag to the barhoaod Tnrk. who 0 bold bra ta htaoeam. •• It la all only a b you. I atarabtad out of a Broadway •CC^S.-i'Tf^ESl'C . tatachlet wrote tbe' Pcewaal' that tl»U * awraed. aa!d tor tlwh^of the thief *L , ^aanOadartad tbewfaoieof thafilmiliH, ail by pow yoa know, aad I ww the rarlplia* -f|hu in wii'* — • — — — ■ , I aaaaai rafaw to wear bseaaae M ta . fUbetooloraly." . . " 'bH Mr. Haymoad wprax oa# Uks h." , twaaikaftbe Tatfc. JaatobaJy.^ ^ 1 McnaUgbt, *wixl^. ^ A rray wart * -n ta said that the mooaligbt baa ! theTrakf wbu todara^ed bcrTkptannk Mas Raywcmd taraad away bow the > oraage traa aad loakad about him far , But tb* Whim Owl bad rwtohad. and finding bra goao.be began to think of , bra m be bad aerra doao btoan. , "D(d atoa f* benwoe ab* ta ao daOcoU ! ew 1 pi ii ii thw eh* thought I i mmm [ toM bra ao taog ago. 1 auppoa* I bare iowhrabymy.laillltj-^ r Uhebadbeetol— toatoeawawa- . S5£t£r!!«£V5S: 1 i SS | j Tbe »uta_wpH W M to^tba^

4. Witch Ipurntaf la not iDeognirod w a ° orima ta BaaHa.nl«hoaigb this la tb. 'I of S»to»2l5l5i met tbe other dlj" ! Z aad anlwaaly eeomatod an aldraly feZ male radtotf la Hair neighborimod. , S who ww aaapraeod V btack cnt aad " broomstick tendracte. The court wtbem to make their peace by peuaaow ; «•«-««.. ! - The Cahad Btoraa dtatrict court at 1 *- Detroit hragirraan Important draialou ' ■ to the caw brought agataH a BuSaio ta- 1 ly raranee oompany by Wllltam D. Waxh- 1 pc born, of Miaaaapoliajor tbe recorray of < ■d the amount of the policy held by the ] «- Buffalo company oa tbe W nah bore flour- 1 » tag aniirwbkh ww aomyuraioualy fired ' ta May of ik*. The company claimed 1 C. urat the mill ww daatroyed by expln- ' •ion rather than by fire, but tbe ocmrt > auatataed Mr. Wajhburu'a claim, and 1 gnre a rerdiit In bb laror. Thta caae ' >. ww acoepied by both partir. w a teot ' * caae. aad tbe dedalou la at Importance ■ aad tatenot ta the application to other 0 i- similar crara- « Pntoitoai temperance wo men ta Utlca d » S. Y., bare worked (or tba canae on ^ „ election day for aererai yram put by t 1 opening coffee booths close to tbe poll, a j aad affording men a aubotitutr for i , liquor. Thus at the but election no lew u c than four thonaand rupa of the bereragr | li , were girra away, and with them targe a I quantities of crackera aad cbaeae. The ; t] amalica ward ta tb* city, which nan- | a. r ally consumes the moat liqooe. main- is . tataed its reputation tor drinking by ti naing the most coffee. Many »otcm : fa gore the women money In recognition to . of the good work they were doing, and w r they rewired tuhataaUnl encourage- j h, Repugnance to military life bw In- 2 duoed among the inhabitants ot a carI tain Tillage ta the department of the I ^ ' Seine, ta Ftanor. a curious practice of ) ta atroobytag one of the great low by some ^ which bw baffled the scrutiny of Uie ^ moM ex peri rated army aurgoje. The ^ 'iciormatioa prerrau the foot from l«v brought fully to the ground. With j, cur baa h w this ayatom ol mnlllatior. j, carried on far tbe past lorty years ta one particular Tillage, and ao dls- n, TBAtly haie tb- ppacrfui praaanu kept 0D tbelr counsels that ta tbe whole period Ia only Uirra cooscripu were drawn who bo According to the Chicago Journal <g !*. CVwaatin the no r t«?8 will pass into w. history as a year of wonderful dri agricultural prosperity. Tbe cotton ta tarjor by half a miUkm balm m| 000.000 pounds greater ; and tbe anger ^ crop exceeds by some 900.000 hogshead!

• all pervious yields. Tbear air crops i ' which belong aimoa: cxrluairrly to tl.c | - Southern half of tbe republic. In behalf | ■ of the N orthern States tbe excrw of pro- - ducts tliia year orrr tbe crops of any I PbLtaTldTfmr ^o90 #00 000 habrU <* ' bushels ot corn. The bag crop is larger ! I this year than for a number of nan 1 past — If it be not the targoat raw raised. John Weidionan. a boy of leu. living , ta Marion, lad., bad Ms right hand and cog. of a cane mill. ^UudTIL'Tiw^ . cry. and when the mill ww stopped . withdrew the borrible maaa. and. lay , tag it ou a block laataud that his mother i should cut it off. She showed what stock be come of by Beixtarfan ax and doing w she ww requested. They thru who deairvd to admlni.ur chloroform, but tha boy mused and tbe surgaoa perfarmod^ tbe ^ openaioq.^w hicb took ten groan or rxclamaiiou from tbe tad. hii parrau wiineasing the work 'witbou. showing any particular cmotior. I'lana far rebuilding tbe town of i Swgedta. ta linngary, deeboyed some' months ago Vy an inundation, bare bora laid before a royal coaamtasiaa. Among the moat Important arc. ol : city from the danger of Inundation. For protection, it ta proponed to rater the tare! of the' city twmty-six faet; but i florins and tbe execution of it would dyke will ho coaMrwctad at core, and I to thirty fact. The ground will be made • of tbe city, which would aerre w a place < of rofUg* ta caae of the dykaa being nip- i tared. j TleJfatoaUHnii i. alluding to tbe \ popular nation thw a great pact of the ; crust cf the earth ta baoomiag raad up oywiniagoperationa. ana that U the aoil , which Uw beau dug out of tbe British •utamwrarpUad up It would make quite the following figum' J A cubic mile is equal to l«7.l«*niUtora of cubic (sat. and. allowing *a| eataic fart of rani ia the solid to weigh a ton- , the amount obtained ia JaM 5,000 JW - 0W tons of coal hi one csitae mile, amd ! this la a graadra weight tbra all that , bw yrotbara rataad lathe British talanda. ttoa.tkeamdoil«DjuH^coraptatod ' thr first cubic mils of raai. axctaairt of ' waatc ta mtotog-th* simple tow bring. d therefore. that ifa^ fori MbratoW t of being kmrtad la tha bowaia of thr \ Z^tL^ITh-tb- cx^SL^ ; the New England maoriwton of rato.nl « oapratomoHtaam. H- t. lUeringtoo. of ' Kow Badfaed. raad a paper ta which he J amwdktohatoff ihWhaMof the time to 1 adaool should be doeoWd to the EngMkh j Itoffijl1.! f IQhltotto J aWaaal wwihebeWufaH to^envwtto >■ | ■f >■>* ^ jjyjsjd"^ i

Altiwugb Indigraora to Aria 'and | Bra^.^ftojbw^wta^rad ra> • itdaa hands to OWabra with the rradraT " uta or rintage; bnt It bafftoo In Aagtot* • owing to n curious system of culture. > Iralyta thw mouth, w yon alt (raping " under the noonday ran. yon bear a wild, oarie strata la minor key. which goes echoing up and down lb* slopes with Intense Dourafntoera. It b tb* long of the fig gatherers tossed back , and forth from hlltaldeto hillside aad . from trra-top to trae-top. wthryaqulrm through tbe twtatod branches and "ol r the fruit." The tribe U nomadic andap , aad disappear* like the wandering . era of Franca, no one knowing ! whence they coane or whilhra they go. Lata ta July tbe maaoari* are ranted to thesn. they paying a girra nam to tha proprietor and taking pnaamaiun of all tbe fruit, beginning with the figs and ending with the I»st waxen cluster of Rnde beta thatched with straw i built by the proprietor ta all Mi orchards aad there those gypsy- like J creatures lire with their (jmlllei eta I i wart, fierce- looking met. swarthy.] women, and active, lithe | young rascals of children. Sometimes j with a ragged tent—three stick, crosswise and a kettle ta the croth constitute the kitchen. Beds are an unknown I Indeed, they arem never to lay I aside their clothing, and day and night [ patrol thr orchards with long guns I and a fierce dog. the very sight at wMcfa | enough to destroy one', appetite tor I particular figs. The process of | the fruit ia at once begun, and whose weird melody toe spirit of their j life seems to hare entered, is ' beard from tree to tree, in cull and remethods of fare-tag tbe ripening are cuIn case a wad ot cotton is dipped oil re oil and gently rubbed on the | flower end of tbe fig. Fig by fig Is Uius ; : treated, and eight days thereafter the 1 1 b ready for market, where it commands a high price w a pritneur. An- J other method emulate ta gathering In i the spring the half-formed fruit, which ■ strung on ropes w we siring dried 1 fruit. These ropes or garlands are . thrown over the branches of tha trees sad allowed to decay under the burning t sua. Life out of death. An insect b ' from this decay which oierres the- J growing fig and induces rapid maturity — ] rity bring only that precious smith ol ° must i Heritably he fallowed by , neat to the epicure, one may Weil be J hurried process. The fig. when per- i r fact I y ripe, exbndca a slow drop of . h ripe, 3 «

honey-sweet (nice at the aether end. " | which never (alb but hangs there, a '' standing temptation to bees and men. : When fresh picked, at thb stage, the fig " | b Indescribably ludous. With a rich | y flavor entirely lomta thr dried trull.- j T I Finding "Slri •• ta the Bible. * An English town missionary, a short I _ There ww a lodging house ta this die- ] d trict, which Lt had long desired to en- I f tcr. but ww deterred from so doing by j .. Ms friend, who feared that bb life d would be thereby endangered. He ber urminrd to risk ail conrequracc/ and j 4 try to gain admission. So one day he d gnre a somewhat timid knock at tbe ] * voice roared oat. " Who's there'- and at the same moment a ricfous looking | * woman opened the door, and ordered the man of God array. , " Let Mm come in. and see who be b , and what he wants." growled out tbe t same voice. The missionary walked ta. , and bowing politely to the rougb-look-1 tag man whom be bad jut beard apeak, fj aaid: • "I bare been rbitin* most of the e bouses ta thb neighborhood to raad . ; with and talk to tbe people about good I . things. I bare passed your door w long c | w I feel 1 ought, lor 1 wish to talk with • you and your lodgers." 1 1 "Are you what is called s town mis- , t si onary f "l am. sir." ww tbe reply. 1 " Well, tlim." said tbe fierce look tag : - man. " sit down sad hear what I mm goI to say. I will ask you one question I I out of tbe bible. If you answer mr 1 ' right, ran may roll at thb house, and ' ] • read and pray with u or our lodgm as j , ' often w you like: If you do not awwrr ■ mr right we will tear your clothe, off I J yxmr back, and tumble you rack and herb into thr street. Now. vital do < ; yon say to that' far I am a man of my | The mbetouary ww perplexed, but at , quietly aaid : " I wlBjjg." | "Well then." said tb# man. "tare Is the word girl ln any part of the < bible? If an. where fa it to be found, 1 aad bow often • That fa my quwtioa." t "Wen. air. the word girl fa ta the ' table, but only once, aad may be found J ta the weeds of the Prophet Joel. 111. A e The weeds are. 'And sold a girl for 1 wins, that they might drink ' " ' "WaU^j^lfadtheman.fTm dsrat i I durst to Tsars bra fire pounds ? you oonld not bare told ~ , [ day." mii tbe riritor ^For p I bare bam preying UsH the hard * woutacprama away Into life boons. ; and this rray moratog. wfam rending u the scriptures in my fsmCy. I ww suf- <• priaad to find th. word (fai. and get tb* t Ooneradaao* to w If R mxuitsd sgata. u andfodnd it did not. And now. Mr. I h God did know, and dow know what will oaa* to paon, and rarefy * head fata this far say p»Desralse*d « yonrgDad." T^wtod.M^tamatsnw«.graaly n th* oonrrastoa of tb* man, hfa wife aad " Iran of the tadgraa. p k rantasto to India. a ' (toth* top of the ridg* bstttod B<tsd- " dto Bra a eeraC plato. Hrre ran rara* + mra by. deputation «f horasmra from KtjMnbHltooMM^tomd J tomfi nf Mra tomgf. *« raw a u tony il.gl.i I tor the saralto of hfa re- J uraxak.mlftofa.fan.utoi Z eraanaafth* yara jorap Ml ant to grew . to» mdtom to 'mito hfa* ^

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ratal Cafltatoa aa tbe Oceaa. * tajwafadsm,' IbtWan. i yiuSLa'Tf tKwa^oi j * this oouatry . wbo bad so asuch (seared £ aboard that ho mm oMrtons totho to tow. s day. —d by way of dioasxton K rrsshtoT tato th. rasHtaT**' p^ n. pMcra. who ky sow* ■ .1 1 .111 ft mam bapprasdto ba to th* rirtofay* Bw J^^|'WtoL-^|Pwrin« threngh = pw hsdto. swraad the is seCTl wont ap ( to Hansra Ira k, rahn s«a»d tUeveaea- * tamly toitoff ratoto IhD raamuu too Imd E "Ctona Jack, pnt bra sway. ^ do. 1 ws bongiMnd how ony tootn." soM Mr. V " Why aw?" toreaiy qmriMltojto hamtood. £ to y

ta of the reran aad held hit rev olrer where the offtora cocfld look down Into the bomL *' Tor lota not tee shoot ta Calis- faeny. 'cause "tww a State and agafarat ta the taws. So I thought Td jsat shoot ta - « Territory." J! The official ww immadialaly con- . rinced that he had no grounds for arrest. » -Jtorada TVmucrxpL ■ ■ ■ '■ A Serel War ta Kill Beer. 2 There Is a certain place oa Calvin „ Holmes place, ta Knight's valley, where deer run at night, aad on their course rf are obliged to jump orer a fax*. John « Barktaon noticed this, aad ooncluded to 0 hare one of the fleet animals. Accorde Inglj he procured a scythe blade, set the • bee! of It Into the ground giving the 1 hi*"* the proper slant to take effect, i. judging entirely from bool-marks prec riously made by deer running there. • In the morning, after fixing the blade as ; described. Daridecu visited toe spot snd , : (bund s fine fat buck lying dead on the • ground. The animal bad jumped over • tbe fence, struck the point ol the scythe, j j ; which peneuwed hit brisket and mad. [ . ; a large wound that Instantly yrorea i « fatal This U probably the first case of ! ' ' J killing deer by the method above men- I [ j tioaed.— /adepcndcat CatuB&an j | 5 holding them ta tLe'haod.'orby ' flag them in slippers over a woolra car- ; pet, but do not put them ia hot water or . orer a register or store — f>r, foou'i | , UcaJU. ilomtklf ' mTwLi* Kyt'w; "lL,ar^y Wk ritalitr 1 ~-foltak.itawabe - , LLw .In ' mz&m

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