Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 24, Number 26, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 June 1882 — Page 3

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Wkva aaine w "" Of bsewAW. Wm . IV. ttmwato gat wife and pwl IM taia of the pf and Ms dull idwa-rtoat

AirfB?wte4hto I rtettdwlth a deal of

-chat tHiWBWltt' teJBfa .fJ Wto-a it least tee old tanaer aot ready t J..i"wh a 4y little taut in hto Jfve! "lly rtr frteaS; tfcrr toou-Uunl Just wast KowiiSwt . far But yon put to nrii W r m, 5Tkhat to wiwtfctaw in yon take the W. 11 -ity rowoctanea anl tllr INT: T, Um of imU MrtMr that nob-lr

. .u... i.kiiJiMi at in suuan- in imo iau.

wMm tkm a smile took It

start

At

with a

ttrat

My'Hir "friend." he sea4id, - lta suriirtoed

-vi-v Hrw In tB Wtll read fttlt It SO".

Ao l now. If you wwh. I will mtiw

my woro

Awl Sv what I esy.as 0"

wt.io.-v.-r rou ekoae. aad Just weave you

Vr whbeatl wM proml

. . aa l u rnu llTP

-AL" T5a tonan; -jrwi ttoUl tHw

tfce oUitdto oC on of th.

Put

tt rifMlB

i (tors' www MMrM ut4 the

Any -rn of to iw on 01 If 1 hfii tttwto, I wiU bfto wto

TIM iKKt bA C 'Than rh"snl

Ana the iltur toucf-wd to Mnwelf wttlnut As tattotK wf wrt nd fcow would Aitdttenice Uttle Joke tw wnutd totveonhto 7benfwTJte just two llnrs, slid beovteRd te t-ranliU of type-Urtnklmr: - Til win Awl ktaMK " "n41

In of rkw t rrsi Fiw. t-nrr ancciMd In W Httk- tr. Ar " tiTuKr Id frtead Wto,rti"Sf?l!t the world ever Of tk'i ktttHm Sort fJurwi- tt w all

JaM. kM ta en ntw wm

mr ton"-tlwn went on to

tb ostate to be

WM to" l

fke Imwuiim and bmindtof

-Tonaav wm"ae krgaa,"Just assuruaa

flSllSld. DBIWH A

ttw-wnertoer aaw

Iftok tkat

I

.aUKMIt MOT IMHsIV

keep: feriryiMtto

las nwT ww

JtM IJaVmff Hi dtaw

AM for M

found Hmh Int frtowt wnaiM not

waMttoa: K wm too good

Ml

rtnAnr

taaBkh ho

to aomt' it.

was M

aatrtaa. (tosrfb. aa ha wont oat: "la yow

JaMMylrnt-a wrosoMni. and tht te

TVrrr iniMfto In Baa lataor-fnitt, noww or

Mot a Una tot M aanei

xixxr itiank "wrroi

OKAS.

Mnmmr liwbet wm celebmted chnr-

artr in cwxr naiwhfMWMMML her IWOW1

ntMinw froni UM ptuwunio" of MVwral art-omnliyhmetita. tne diief of whlck

w ti if tHf kin. or

IcHn ." llw pnfwinr prrawMtatkw of to r eptninglj prettr tamo mmj be beat Wmnl hr ninAlur thn owonfaur IMww of

a mwia iridramdto her, "when she wni

yirang mk! dtowtnsinf by miivj of ontuanl f-radittnn:

UMywMwhw.ebor.ahBr arotbn

Arau-na pde awbbto wld hto toa

aaitor ArUt white Ay fit to long h.-" 'bleaHl let cut 'em off. an' den he fib Vra tor Mtunmy ImwUe fr Usr trie M.ji.i ki.MiiMi won't neher ait

wrarthy 'gtiit roef and ho ooawred at

tb very thuusnt. Mammy Uabol'M peraonkl pearance w very atrikinjf. AlUtotijfh of ijruat mv. be still rrkl hvTi erFfMtly ornct, nd her amall trim rijfiira- wtw

drotw, abort enough to exports another token of her royal blood-tiny ff et of beautiful ritp. Upon her leI waa huiro rwl turltoJt. dlsckwing t ea;h ..rt . fiititwrv wool. Her akin

wiuuk! m - J . - i t L. ...I - .tA knarv

was mutUMtrr oiaca. " I"

while overhnaifiiut eyebrow gfava a

ninzularlv unonnny exprwi-uon to her . . .1.. ... I . u.. Iilw mi I I'm r

nnuul uniiiam eje; nu m ... m . K.oasi avaar

rbun which aangieu ironi oar i UnTllBikdihnr touch U PPf-

weird and ttrtking M any -wiwn- wmau ooalii bava deafml. . .

Woo be to the unlucky inaivrana wno sr...l...l tkt. Atrnhndimflnt rif nuurk and

the black-art. or for whose d.aromnture

anybody would pay her goou tee;

Hb ohildrrn would oetfin to prao w

his "crap wHiia ia. ma wwr

lean, and hia fences tumble down, ana w u: -ir ha uKtiMA4jd Ai ache 4 and

naina iiinuiswfftblo, and perhapo awn

.i. Ua.if Hiktosa th ennier waa

a kv a ttmh' bonu to the

.t a ..iu-i. 'mn " Thia beinsr

the general belief, there ia amall wonder

Mammy itaoen, wnows ra -.binr .wra.inlv worked both wave.

-l. ijt ..t...ifv ks.va boounie the

i- .d w-.il tha oracle of the

Micbborhood. 8he waa aUo mnch w .kill in dfK-torin .

w mm Ma-afnl tO keD MCtfKt the

imlMita of her"arerpiU." "rumati

.ml niirv TnVllrH" a aQT

quack phvaician alive. She wa- aedulous 1 l .uLn-tnr an air of Iirof Otiod mVKterV

In aU her saying and doiMr waa

bteased with a fttw; i-ommana oi iniruaire, a hot temper, and a voice which, when rai-eii. reembled tbatoa acreeehowl. It wa impiwaible to appeal u her on moral ground, a ah did not trouble herself with mictions of right and wrong, inf lating that It wa quite im- . :.i V. ur uarhur I's crwinu when

i. ...tl Vaz I alwav did

'spise milk and' honey, an I neber cud trit warm nuff nohow 'thout settin' right

mm Am lira 13

uv m . . .

Such was tne oiu woman, "r ...... i.i ...r- .nil iwanoet. to whom Isham

CoomlM. th. hero of my tale for there b a brief yet affectinar lore jtory ini i iu.;rr .MJ tin hia foiiraire.

nitu.kMi no his wita. and adorned hH

toti himaelf In order to

Irr a twrm tr" B 4 I . k . J,t.MMslsSA

waaw.aaaa.att ttu IMnlMl CBT HtfT aTlWIIIIHUHIVi i

. a a 1 aL- Bu.aasaaMufan.ai

wivn natautmalAaa-l Willi IWTT. lilt! LaVnUtttCVaAl

Salindy Ann. Kalindy Ann had smiled

upon him. but o nan ane upon - it... vn..i,a an, I it wan iranerallv un

derstood that whoever was bold enough

to arnin the consent of Mammy lsaoei.

w.m fitul hia bnleinea ah all un-

ttii u.Mn issiMai wan a wen

known foe to matrirnony. and ihe waa a tatse. having been married three time-. Crka -MtM-ail Interview bold no

eaarntt for Ishaitt, who did not even

know that conaolinp line: Aone oui the brave deserve lbs fair."

Our hero was a wnali, oapper yown.

bowesged, and with an exnreswn .L . nrv auMh to HTUinW. -

peclanr when be wm esdted or appre-

henaire. He attired hmweH m nw

Suntlay elote," crowned tne eneci oy

a hut wane n-canainn: roiisr,

cnoe. the care of which would at any Maami omatnatkm for bis tram-

blhw kanda, and sat forth to learn hi -m as a k . . M . W.. -awa-saat

fate. Me wnwuea ana annjr m no -i ut aaail of keeninn UD hts

Wa fall tnam arrow lower and

fnj have turned and ied. hut be thought

of Saindy Ann, ana enierea. c"-. . J t ama Van MsMrk-

rtrtee i tMnietLIng wonotrmi '

.i. ..u' f.i wkrn't notbin.

ws je.' ha fun, bote of u. Well, roeboe lick in', ain't not binwhen yon anae to W was the wither, ing reply. At 1 rwk'n Wferfun you . j. Mnit.aa wiateh. but I bet

wrni irrw

i. ... run tiinM vou come out.

Another julrm and a fcnt ha! he. cum, from Isbam, but be let the subject

wnars nauawijr jhwi veatura. Whnrsheb'longa. an' whar she s onaine tor atv-a-doin' of her work in 5.. .t.. k-uVn. Hh. don t have no

time to go a-viaitin" in de arternoons.

lanaok leH csuh n nw jmn trenchant remarks would annibilate his pnrpose. and make him take to his heels. So with the courage of despair he gasped out " Mammy laaable, I don come-for trfnr ter ax you tertar ter

w-w. - v . an

lemma marry Salmdy abb. tn.- 1 . nanus Ittlt Wlttl a rUan.

j t wis ivh tivbt. He half

SDH UHISUI wjw- -tp . .1j .i j.ati m tMMnv and near

eapaoiwtt - M and

mm on. sw nwoiag

i. tai tMtjna. nianiniT uswn

was regarding him grimly, bar bands folded on her lap. laars beforeahe

natt DVW jwvmM a , duty in a room where a gentteman waa .f.! k mnaaa" for TM

Kand of h& daughter, and aba had treas

ured up what she had haarn. ..u. i vontuM to mature, she

asked, with grtpolitewaa, ''howyou a.wM avnort aallndv Ann wld da

innnniwa Desootaow i B ,.v!r "

" Marra: was too i-jwmroiw m.!. .Imurf aa Kad aa the devil.

xnia w , . .

Whar was you totcn up at, kb j.. ..n'.Mt.n' tie Kneiis lan-

eidire? How much wages doe you git I moot' t Doe you un eraton' dnr

.Yes'tn, ohyes'm," laimm maua. to reply. "1 gito-w-U. I gtoj Mmteame1 'an I does oders. Some mont'a I gits r douar.'' ..tia.!U.f An what does var cit

whenyer don' git fl' dollarf Wall." said Isham. reluctantly.

" When I don' tit ff dollar. I don' gin-

11. a4 ual,lnr."

Ivm ail nc

mve. But unluckily wr

noiiaoed his Intention to so .fn.nu boaliair in an

tkat h warn t

.j .. fa.ai.lu Aui knar af

wHeh- oimui.M me of Mammy lsnMT efimieB n-pealed thia to her, ad wl atalicious chuckle she resolved to be 1.. ..kiM.

(me moonlight night, about twelve o'clock, our hem wended his war to the nMutul an, it. and there.

iuat outside of the 'palin's.; he poured forth hia soul in melody. He warbled

of Dinah:

Her eye so brtjrn. dr Want de atuoa an awn awajr;

of Cindy, whose

- naer a so jona an anjsnjy, faaroi ahalTniurr die;

of Nellie, who

KfjMHUL A UTWAPf.

-CokistoifJaowe W. Pattosi. regular arnay, yataratl Bat. eanthr. waaffjkf atlW.wf aval tmnV

knowa aonga, niMmg "J

W e We Tasked. -Charles OTonnor, tne veteraa lawyer, tt Is ruaaored, it pPring avojtime on tb famous towease In wMek ) baa been anflaged. wnlcn ne tateaMV to have ready lor publication before tbt idul af tka aar.

- Fanny Davenport anya: "If I had a j i.. Um.A a tsiaa ftar tan lean

TwSuld tmka her to see the most nortV

wsj n lady.

rkvi

tt ak Vtnrinia brMei

of Susannah the forsaken, and Lucy the betrayed, feeling more and more ooura-

gou aa the ena ox eaen -ok -

ci imaiiiMtnfi - avt. iaa "anaw:

. aMnat and nat iookbu rouBU aa

- mn.a.!.sT nlaoa to sit down and

mend it Ctoaa to the fence was a

t biff plna tog, ana upon ed hmtseuV Ha tinkered t

k. tnuH a uuim. un aann-

greatdeal mora, anloylng hiiiiaelf fa-

brave. At mat the moon diwppeared

tmder aeloud, the nignt grew inuy, "TJV..!." ak.,tal ti laavn. with the

MHI JllPtf nnxBwajaaaweaa -w nleaeSna' oonaeiooaness that Salindy Ann rTT l--A kt. davntlnn.

mum. pivv- ----- . , u. Mjajl to arias, but hia hair

avT!Ll. MMtlnn nf him that

waa -. J 1-T a" ui. H.

He COUid not mora iruui wrWled and twisted, he pulled and fear. Iron chains oould not have bound him taster. "Lord hare marcy 'pon mer na eiacuuUed presently, dropping hte ban-

to and claspint; his nanaa. -w w .imTVI wm .ho 'nuff dia time.

1 t iwt n T ahIv!" He dared not call

fe... n worse eonseauettcea; ha

VWl -' - - - - -

F HVI W 1 . .

ble thing. I would ao sicken her mtmt that she would never mansion a taste

for the .tag again."

n The Rev. Uhariest;. nj-w-fleld. Mass.. attained to Wa ekUath birthday recenUy. He ia the eUeat Wring preacher of the Unitarian diiimi

MUon in thia eomary. aavung waw m

sensed aa pjaacherin loaa. - ... ana a ana a .aft- a-sawAsk

Chrtotlaa neia " umeof en of tlwbeatof tswpiitosst

oouthern novelists. Bar true nam m

Johnson, aadaue hi qn. my-

known aa a witter. She kt

Miwuras Ma, the Tutlnsh

l. 7-

1.

landormEu3aJMi.dec

of verse which he bob

""" . . .... .ui nt

... ..' .a.M' Ann mi souun .

repeated Mammy Isabel, with intense -L. Dem's ruiffhty party wage

fer to cum axin ier to -wr -J-;.V hia bead

U.lv 'rinn la am UOOmO. yo muuuer a uwh avi.--.J ..., Pn- , TuiTl mS ' ttnwanltlMi cabin, he thouzht be saw

u tin. ka kail Blt a SnOTk Of

couraxe to be kept up by whistling or

Singing, in-eiwaw .... night darker, the wind colder. Every now and then the captive made an abortive attempt to escape, or mattered a prayer for dettveranee, but he mainly

nreservea tne qu-s 1 ' . r , . . i . :J..tl.. tnmlnir kia na

l i wJawi no'. white nifkrer. an

yo' daddy were a no- count iugaw

preacner, out i umu i Lgedder cud 'a had slch a ",;

nigger ler a " s verw'f a f h1 ejot, what does yer caU y:fr' ...i k.

Tnis waaioomwcn n n nfls of Isham, who replied with dignity:

I calls my as i a gen -" aJL A.. vr? Hr what quall-

ocations does you conult yowe'f to be

a gen'lemanr' retorted Mammy um. . t K wisR thnt bnd known

aaralnreramtntonerrecou"VMM - -iSTarion o! "ol' maaaa," Isham knew htm no more, conversation oi ot mrr w.-i mnraina afammv Isabel

gmia av oaBja w flsw e7 - a might have been seen just outside her garden fence picking up a banio. and aJsettgaging from a pine log the garment widen had clothed The nether

U.k,af takMMfl fVMMnlML Wte BBBBBBn Ut

rnhia

traaslatkm of Dante's Inferno" aa "a

twelve-ayuabie lrortoneHr. aeaablingtha iaatbic, though wutmg the quantitative Buwemeat. Mr. EttMrson is genexally known to have boon, of bate jj aufferer from

After attending Longfellow fuaeral. he said to a frfand: "That gaartieanan

whom funeral wa have aeatt siiewmaa was a aweet and beaatiful soul, but I forget bis name." . George Otto Trevelyan. to hwtyappointed Chief Sacretary for Irelmai. LTaTphew of th. ifr1.1 the historian. He is about ifty years old, ha awweacqimmtnnce wtth.naahtto affair, and eaioys ooanMerahla tttowary reputation. Ha has, for soma lima been Secretary of the Admiralty, but hi r. -it. tkHMiak Ma

best known in nua cwwsj Life and Utter of Lord MaeanUy,' a work enUtled to rank with Bosweira celebrated " LUe of Johnoon." -The Louisville Courier-Journal than aneaks of three faanoM TennssseoaBt, who are now dead: "uwimi ttaaa when Parson' Browsdow, Andy John- , Uamai Mavnard wore the

was, three oreat men of Ten

thaoua'h the tKtttnff something white nd Horace

anproaching him. Yes, there it was, . . J - ....lk.- at an Kir.

MIQ now no araiu m .., er and nearer it came. Ks ouUiti vague.

iU proportions gigantic, h rencnf-ti toe fence beneath which Isham was cowering, a huge white mtrntking stretched over the fence immediately above his head, and a dull, horrible groan saluted hi ears. . . . l m. . w. . ahriok. a wild atrumne. a

j.ucv - ' a rending of garments, and a sound of fly- . "h Ala4 kk akB YvOO aOBVBji

ft

NlM

oreded along the path, Iaintkeerd o tnckin V 'Tnin't nothln' nohow.

Will he seaao-" '

Vf r T.aka.1 waa sittinr lust OUt-

fide the cabin door, her eyes ana atten u ntlv ad oat her knittinK.

laJxT-.- iMMsdiari in sbmt

a aaNe mt lanam apiroaciH-u as nwar

I .a

WroodebeniR'. Mammy Iaxable."

She waa what kt called a "(iullah nig- HK" . tinblimt. Kkcos-

....... . ... . i i "i ar . a

inam, nv awe wan vn a.v

farmr1 arain nroceeded from toe

distracted Itluun. , . "What I was' in' time on you for? You don' know notnuV an you neber wilL Jea' answer ma one que n: Whar la you an' Salindy Ann gwine tar Mb? Jos' tell me datr1 . T.k.n. alowlV shifted hi Stick tO the

hand that held the hat, and his unoccupied digit traveled to hi head, where

tuvjr vut i w.j .

1 t OUght A I OUgUl no mered at length, with much heattaUon, "you niought let SaJindy Ann an' mellb-w-vo.' . t

Mammy lsaoei rose to ner w mat monosyuabla struck her ear. She grasped the stick with which be walked . . i I . ---- HIM a tvi-

and wnten, naTing aw- -" dent, waa rasHered to be an inatrament

HMaLk .awii AMt tt aa bibb Ttotenur.

"Mer aheacwameuaow . ... . . . a, tk a

.1.211 vnlal m wiui m

aiuiu win ivn ' -y i. rlance of withering eom at Isitaat, ana

turned towaru tsw caoow w owwdy Ana," aha abouted, "oome 'or to

a lakwr a saner. trun-KXMuns'

ine ooorwajr u mmwv

ihou duterbMf in every other charac-

teristic they were much alike mjwayIng the people by bhmt knesty. The mreeSrere perfecdy fearle m that they clung to their optnions and -einieo hwoctivo of the pofmw -

gard.M

i ..ln.t(nn W Inwnrewf inp Ottd

aiifw ur!"-" - - ,

Ms couar, ane outer -- TaaKat -aiaaaf her OVCS.

ia ika waadaw ajSMswd. above, beyond

her visitor, and fhndry drop P W" aa though it waa by the merest accident ah ludlacoverefl aajr object so inaig -

, ttiflcaut.

'OW ayiod-blln ', anc an-

I awefeu, aiiiny. . ,

Isham by Uils time earnestly ticatrea a. a - at laaaa m WMAj

a." tka ia aaum hnrB

ami wa brought to thb etmntry whom J chiltL She always maintainml that aha

wa the daughter of a Atng. ana nna been kkmaned by mistake, nobody

ever having had th cruelty to i tn tLaf ii.ikiis mmr nana h

eswl a auperlluity of onwpriag. and hs.l hn.1. ajkaeaasial tn natlt wMh k BCore

or anna, faww-dkl terBM. In WOof of

...-.1 klatk aka waa fnful nf ealliuit-

1A' , bro1 v.T-SS!' to ait down: so, espying a three-legged which, ttttlng loooaly about her wrfata, (. hastily deputed himself upon wuld not namowrberhsoadaa u

a neekhweof 'neeth." which alwayaen- . aak Win. take a

pitvloil km. mrml tkraat. Abottt thew ,j7. wart la MmnKanJa4sl WiMl

teeth she made vattous atatomenta at mvr Isham felt inclined to hoanra ..... ,Lav ' kaal li.ilHI rtrSAtnl I . fn a..ll...l . an

hwi- i - aw. inm, Asnm aunwww

from the laws of warriors amm m oa- Jk Mammv knitted and itMuun

lie by her valorous atre; aaran, iroro a tiger which had ialhm a victim to the name mighty hand. They were ehafWieea bit of some hard mbetftttee, not mtteh like the awiers of man or beast, bat they ware heW kt the utmost mveruZ mM tk. uana mwmm nf wthAWJ

toufkledtome flst posa1wm

tnoject: . .... tiiaai -MM, tknk dawt AmrUmMiJ Mam

a. taiaaa,.a la Umft XaWT. aak. tSaBl

BmHim af-eould;t jri kwma wid snnaiunted ttaga. ni tttt

aWBBBaaa BaahBBaw wBTaTBTPaBWcaui

ttwbaWaeoko.

t i I .a. man Hi aanaa haaji .

MaJllmvlxmbler, ho tajo, wishing to

tnwMtiatM kimaelf.

- .... . ,

"Is berry weu, wan, rwaw Mammy ImbaU wmvel : "aibxw s

adarmy1t Ma.' rV&rlone.

Sn yon las wee wham m owonyuam o watevnllilfm aatchr ' . a, . . .as a a ....

girl appeared In ti aTa. alma. rnu aill ark sfaaQTBT

a,lhinn said Mammv Isabel.

J . . .. - ... . .

with grim emphasis, pointing wun ner stick at the trembling Isham, who had retreated a few steps. In ease a hasty

flbrbt should seem advisable, "am yer ten dat dar Is' am Coombs you wanted

ter marry ktmf Isham looked imploringly at Salindy Ann. who had satd thai rery thing. Salindy Ann glanced t hjm, and thea at th outstretched stick, with which she had an mthnalo and patafal acoiaJntaace, ami her lieart fmled her. . .

Jio alammy." tae mid, lamrmgiy. 'alar to goodness I neber did." Ym keardat. niamer. don yoaf

inouired Mamma Isabel, triumphantly.

of the delected laham. "Xoa ciar

yourae'f offa daw ere prnmnasm, an don' rou Wave no tracks ahln' you, an'

efyoneber seta yo foot iamade o' my

Winn' agin, you U peat oe oay. or ue A von ktn ttfl all de nls

gen what waa" tor marry cHndy Ann

an come an no win me, un snake an' toads aa' Uaarda aa' polecat an' buxrard, an' de debil comes

ter supper wid us etieiy sat oay nignt. Now cbur out."

He cUirfd. ti takam waa tnaeh hi kwa with

Salindy Ann, and even forgave her base .i...:..m nf kim In time of need. He

' OT.M " " " ....

wm horribly afraid she might think mm finally disposed of, and tarn her atten-; tiott to some other suitor, and he racked

hia brain for a method m imparting to her his falthiulneu. Not tor worids

even with Saliwiy An wrown law would he taw eroiiw " dam paMa's" mtWawweof Maa tltm.btitaiytbei laham wm a good bsmjo-player, ami a leader In the chart chjded that ha weald nwaa Mt mdy-

enjoy the r??

she cnocKieu as sue aaeu ; intervals: Didn't know I was a-aettSn at da windy a watehbV on him, an' a-hearia all dat miowin'. fif he hadn't rat

down, Td 'a had him some odder way.

Alwus knowed 1 cud mane goon gttie. An den dat oT white oow be! he her and the old woman almoot bent double with delight.

salindv Ann," ane saiu, re-i'a the cabin with her trophies, "you see

deseyer. things? Well. dJJ

etmr wm see o oat ioo wuww

Salindy Ann didn't ueuere ner, mu It waa true. Isham Coombs left the country; but before ho went he gave such a harrowing account of his nights adventure that SaJindy Ann never had another offer till her errand rnotbeVs death, which, luckily for her pttwpact. took place not very kmg afterward. Harper's Bmsar.

a at vnnaar wh4 la th

k.. . JJnaL Vorer. who lives ia a town

two mumdiajuih thrna nighUaweek. T""?, it an adept at "drawing tha kmg beau. -A boot-black, amokjag a "batf m i. .f. St .fkAAanji Crttmnmr

!faeal n thatr 'Camelll

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d'yexcanH thatr

acaatway." Bk. w7li to la tkat Bfliaaaa

kwew. yonalwaya got ma box at th

theator, ana covensu w W,T "TT Mats, hot now vou buy seats in the

aSaUr1 He: "At that

father para mr yusw oiaaaww. It wm aa Irishman who ta. -Im kaH if iejl aad

d to inther a areteatiow barmU "Faith, and if he'd lived to one how aaniartOV atrnsBSlvO athittaT WM tO aOW

bafalNa.M

by the Thorn of a

Thepatjer-pattern aoad on aewatammomeoafor afc

et, to be aatrnmhai family paper patterns always want ika Utaas dales. Ho arOM

aotion that the lateat styh of can only be cut from the lamst a.a SkS

AT. V. ricovwwa.

aaBahfar mmVof

ear. wm hugely eaninred at tim vocal

Hrwworaa ox a duuc auiaw

mimk. Doat vou think

The death of Alton T. Cuming on VriAv last waa attended by i-trcum-

-tances which created much comment 1 aa mcanlred of a ia the circlet In which no waa well J. t tHt aha a known, and among those members of .m wmfi tnahtul the medical profemion wmrersant with JoMS -ajj-if,.

the fact m ine case, on onnaaj, m

an while airansmtor a boouuet on ni

aha ks

a Koauitiet. on

pu, wiiiw ' "B B T.I. . dinner table, he strratched hi thumb on

one of toe thorn on the stem of a rosebud. At the time be did not notice it. mm tka thm tridinv scratches on

the thumb disco vered until he begsn to feel pain some hours afterward. Within twenty-four hour from the time of the infliction of the wound infliunmatioa t ia. and the ecratchfta developed into painntl wound. Dr. A. B. Ball the family eydciaa, wa called, and, despite th t known method of tntatment, err

siiiela set in, and was followed bv osccsscs of tbe hand and tbe lower third of tbe forearm. Dr. Robert F. Wiar waa called hi consultation, the abseeme were Itnced; hut, though evary treatment that modern surgical and medical science has devised In aat casm waa iA kifind nnlantiinir raanlted. PnOO-

ntoma. combined with a slight attack J

of pleurbv. followed, aad Mr. cwawag was relieved from his intense fmfteringa cm l?rlday by death. Whether the mj jury from th roaa-thorn wm the abeo-

lute cauos of disease aaa aaasa me as

Undine- tshvaioiaaa will not statu aa a

certamty, tbmigh no other local imdhy to the fmaJ result pan ha taamav- T laa

Itmalat.

He had ahrajtokl her that hndtv waa not becoming, especially hjjjl about to enter hato th aacred dntto of a wife. She promised to ,raHtmafJd iu addlitw eaaae off at last. Whan

th nMdaiiBsr cimatmaa. m the

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the altar ratt-

of tbeeeremon

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worldly goods 1 thee

ducked bear noaa 1 A i.wt aa

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