Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 30, Number 23, Jasper, Dubois County, 17 February 1888 — Page 7

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tfanrtlwtoBa(a J,!

1 lashed ea a sec-1 which belay, mm! I

a ' vuLea Lhad heecd mtwIS?

..1

-' lor MA

ato'dWjr-U

4 Ti3itfJ 7

atjaadO. '0 a wwww-

tualw he's out tor tor. j

lt turn la tb umnr

,1'

3

teUevearrne tipper

In fronted the cabin,

kuudivcV; away; wa of baVwmtk forty ro

(ret This wonM

that

Ion

What had becoro of Am berlnl

THeta AO Onfc

atm4at be had CweapeeV Use

mm www Yaffil igesmoV tonaejtaossjt, i

knew that it was his

Thar were lot -ostites,

t before tke snow i-aiuu they lad two maw beteuxiae: to on

earn. w hasftnf oi tnem, alto LMrau. ..

winter set kvatoitng that tasy sine fe)r four 4

MMfc I WDM tiW-!

we

C mw taentoto eHur-fltoV

W Ower'twe. so alwnri ' 4

.om iMiaaailiii-' . V

n rawer sann --'

it r ABdlt-Karw,wllia 1 -4 t

elaa to tatr "VfBawt ' Hr

radakia, koaravar, and la full war

paint; but I kad ao aooaa faM MM

ttuui JL jaw Ipat a . wai Bjali tnomh WmfW'iM hadWa

aiMUlml in a torribla manner, botn I leg being broken, kia ktad all UMdf from an injury, anaVIri- tHfM

,aa vj,r iK tr.n for wtHika." I loublel under hint at U broken- I

ttZTZjTZZTu Lu Km 1 eould aaa tke butt of bU rifle atlcklnf

. - . unauf the taowbut .wkaa I polled at

TirLZT'iTuifonod the bl mkanag. 14 bad

, i.A i.i 4tv lwetLren-b(L I ioitkiaUrukwk

hw if kM waa buried under the I ni ll,wWwrwr, UwbOwJKillaa

::.Tt wu .Mk- BU mv I ir Uom and- bullet potion, and whan

i3 t2 ramiin a priaoow uH I tbe bodjr along and crept

T'3?-"i'J7?S Jxa w mmA fur bvond it, I eauirfit lbt of a mooca-

r"F.,. u t .. w Uiii4bejiimVaidldlK. !.It pok Je

an boiir t unenrti. tbe bdy, wbicb

,0J TFC .r ooU. Th m. of rock wkleh k

KJT wTVlwTwl Ain. comedown witk bibadbewken .tt

lau waea i a

drawnqr

orer to the flre-plawa 1

ika cbiuaoo and lam ttal

drona af rajIfwUtoajrtK.

taa t miiattiii that ft ft

. - a

eeiww ini .e e awe wi x a . - . - . ' 1 i

" - m AaBaBBaBBBBBBBBW'-ai aBBWaBBaai aaav e-nanBaaai - i n mm aaiiaiai nniaaamaaaaiaBi w.bbbbb-

took a look aa r four nnara

UMiiket-. aflVoi-al eooklajt UMnMi, a

tMafflnM aeveral rouirk atoota, aelok,

n doaaaxarwwra books, abotti ,tWW

CMttte f itb 4tea, coffee. iLKeVAwW in mumtitim Am ka4 mm ae

ftral wk I ould wot bnjrn, bm better provWwl for bad 1 pkmnad Jor tb avaUnebi'.td cojuc V-len-tMi tb baek end oftke.lwitt.ml I looked into till IS find it full of fuel. I(a&itucb uiore boul

bbH,lt'lt wou1d Imrni wht dynirb4aiaiaj.w

(tr,aevrai nanni wwr ww,

bone in kia body, and a arc akara of

Ida fade bad' 'bean ground oC HU

rifle i eould not find, while botb knife and tomahawk were broken. While

acarehhif kia coll and bjttered.b-dy I oW atid no fifaihwC anjf

d bucVikin bag cwtiniftg rtotft I tfce"bNii kaoT bathi aparw.

fyi jn rt ef anwa -tee-- ' , I Tlie anow WM ae

t)w jr vie jw Be if you'll bofcfe Mf the irtwse ala't air -.

imtuttta krowafcwaw.wy e

TMiXS njn. Hew

Wltk wnor-yo

m ktaa;

nbove 4,bd f after ad- lojca-eracked

aMliifftiW in r way to keP ! tborna. If tke weight on the roof

lJroJ

found

three hundred dollar' worth of email

nuaarets of rokL and thia gave me a

hint to overhaul Um aabae; A aUo got

from him a bag len tabling bboulftwo hundred dollars' worth of duet and

nucifeU. and in the. aearcli I found at-

tnelwl to Ids belt white nias!aalp.

whjch bad not bate off thfyiotlm's bwild oteritwtf.dafl; They iatre

Ka.ii in ambush tttrt war UP the

mountain, intent unon taking the her

mlt'a acalp, and but for the aralnnobe tltey wight have hail wine a well. The day had gone by the time I had

orernaiueu ne iwom wim wm-j.

tbaw had aet ia and was redueing

aaow eoad aW t was three day.

wore, howerer, jewre jwva

BkiwUfbtk. wlejdow aaf cm Mm

my way out of the ooor.

U had baen aiaJag tey tnree oaya

and nhjbevtmd tke ipatk below me waa a mad tot rent Tke snow on the trail waa yet very deep, and I waa aompeUwd to wait two dayf more be-fi-ta I Mwld cat -war. Then the

weaker ckngad & eokler. and J. got down la Cf It waptr

a month later before we oonkt get at

tke bodlea I knew were tinder taw anow. The hermit bad been caught in

the edge o4 the jrueb, andktiedby laav

ing daatmd agamet the foe-a. urn

body waa earrien acroaa we iroaen

creek U the edge 6T ttoleket, ana

mi u w ijmrmi 'JwB-.- a. ia

such eiOwMBg aa auu u

m aktea. and tittera. Thoy

had known of the avalaneke both abova

amd below, and bad given me Hp for lofet Aa near as the men eould judge

the now abo-e me wa fforty M

d no fttlMMK Mijr eM inaa

Tom i

at the

In Mew Ulerary

out of it alive waa aimpty tne

luck which itraagely enough aarea a man new and the from the ftu jawa

oeWaUi X a

PAIRING

TtM

pan 8 A

my-

noon lefore I

tie snow' had come down the ebimney.

TODIiw. AX. Jb YALANCgE, M Vr avv linfbt. ff 4ch

n7lkiuld be. hard preawd with

vlty-ejftajmaaBji

lW'wwWwnd matte a

"It was' a bard fiajht lor

or

was niter twrce o eioe m - . - - . irrora

yt'-l. But verr Ut- "'V. "

was

burn,

plenty felt all threw

blase.

jL ftre Wee-wf Imriaoiinaant ia Log Oeineau 4 Iirae eomirie'eut of the mountains

to the north ot yirgjnm -7 the smoke. of rniaara' mail strapped on; my h. . &way u huhwK l

There,wa i regular mau rome r- Bowwrwr, attex a

thea.Wttt about enee a monthvOBia the he of the Jtrs bretarht dPtwil AJOr) tk- wttors 'down and! re- I wi ,lnl nf wntor so much that

4..;i wiHi W manYouml at Hie I edreeb' keep name

iui --f 4 ..at, T nti cimw b1ioibL

vjawr u1 bain .severe and cabin waa cleared of smoke- Wbilo 1

u Th 97 th of Jauuarv nau .nsea 1 vae meawi . i-

aviy haiaiywlay, with.aw.watL-iua and wind, and on the morning of the kasaef orange known to u tbn as BOP. Tk . -.1 ... l.; 4wal WifW

there wa anlyene settler. He was snow up ao tliat the amoke went anil

above the

Uoierway

the

wound

showed

snow, I waa satisfied that liail Immh oienad for the

smoke to drlfe" aWty. 1 mky explatt here that a sjreal maaa of use toj lotlarotl on the roof before the bnlk of

tliat mow came, and these held

told bnekaler who bad built lOtpseif Ing about in a hundred channel.

a anna;, ateut eabiu nnUer tne eewM of tite Thumb - He a was hunter, mnr, rroisater, taidermtot. antawelbUtand tioa't knew what else. Some o the boys who Imd met bim bad an'-idea that he had soured .on the worleV.and

eweSwd4 tkerd mt Hve a hermit life, ; bet he wis ebap whew kept toidtini-

telf sad viowtd wiot attow any sme to eeeethMi hnaw 4 got along veryiwell

fertile first Ute mlea, bnt ttieei ceaiJied tharl wk- in dner from miow-

sIMeV The thaw had dtrnwHl tkrijugb; tke night, iiUH' needed only : alar toaend great masses of fsnow c Vfig Znf the monaih fVushinfe own lbs $lobewfo?cewWch nMhing WttM sUwL FOne took, place bfjldad t, ftftSlgch rought dowb k,undrels of , toM, sfnd as 1 puae4niy war forward J$JV!,v werejm the .alert for tke rat lirnal ofUaticer. .

M'sen 1 had xyp roach' erf wltliih pUtol ifyi of tbebernut's caUn'Isswtheman ? eJ h.Jg but listl a lnuUan on is shoulder and was moris do7ly1miwldBe.ti I reached tKecabin,,I stoKl at flieVloor to wait rTftfti. ihfnWdgle nflgfiHr1il(f.e to 1ittftt!Wstoeetofthi1. He wai still half a mile away when I heard a dull, heavy fall away- up the

mount

was a ma

rocks and

1 mat. mtmU some auanor,

nhlthe eok,1 t down fof a s&kw allWmidk. 3be kormit. jkad

tw6frpee atid a large stock of tobacco, and lonelv as wae,my aitnation a feeling of gratitude to God forrf the comiforta'aC hailw-s mpperpiost in my, mind. I was now peifectly satianed that I waa buried deep under the snow, and that my rescue would be, a matmrof eeka. Ib -rs move was te write out a statement of the accident, and thia I placed where it would be

preeerveel anawmn m oawe 01 mj death. Then I began a dally journal, .1,1 ..iu.l nt. a. nrsmMnmt to. he

iwi www i---m- 1 followed. A week's imprisonment would be nothing, but after that it wenld not do to let the mind dwell on the aitUwwtwpn. Toil see, the horror .of it was the stillness. The .idea kept coming up that I was buried alive, and it whs an awful thing te think of. The kewwitV clock was an oW-fwabtoiwd

one, wan a iomu. rcn.-wwf ,w the cabin got through settllag urn er the weight of the snow every tick sounded almost aa loud as the Wow of a hammer. It was ao warm thst I newlU 'only the smallest fire, and when 1 went to bed at nine o'clock there wjast no need of even a single

Uatiket for eover,

of the situation. After supper I eat in front of the fire for awhile, then wrote up mjtday jottrs-aV-ud wkm It to bed tkaft tbp TrWbV jmest, It aeemed to nte that the air waa getting foul down tliet-e. and by otiening the

door the room waa greatly purified. It was nmlirigbt, as I aferwsra came to know, and the fire was all out, when

noise in the room startled me.

wm in iu.1 .Hlt wa. sboli CwSMrmcetl

that sowe.oiie oi aow living thing beside my sell wan present. I could bear xlmbenWlorlathint kh

aounds as of some one puup; jui"

nlonir the floor, and I clianuad orer tne

foot of the bed and H eh ted the candle.

What was mvnniasMuiieut te find nthird

SKvaxe intthte enkw! He hM uite

tMcbad thahie ef th bed,fjud Jmd lg

out tliat way, as usual, be would have

at least wounkm me, lor -ne mm me naked knife in his hand and waa bent on murder. The batehet waa at band, but I did not need a weapon. The

warrior had been dreadfully hurt, and, as investigation had proved, had been buried just beyond the other two. When I left the bodies lie had dug kis way to my Uutftal. jmd theni pmled himself along to the door, intending to have my Hfe aeT aVspt. fhon baffled 'a with mi th

ill tni, w imwu w " - ---- hate a human heart oan betray. He waa crushed at the hips, and none but a savage eould have accomplished what be did. I could have killed him at a single Wow, but the horrible work waa spared me. Death waa already beside hfm, and aa I stood and looked down dpmv Mm, candle in hand, he

uttered a faint war-whoop, asm tell

over, dead. When I was sure that Me haddopartedl dragged him into the tunnel ami shut and barred the door, amlso npset had nqr nerve bec-use by theVwdveninre that 1 dkl not sleep again that night the liorw1Wg:T fccearaleit A hole

wkora th- two nomes lav, ami

near

IN OONQRESt.

nar ta mm mi,,vm

The omlt otf 'Trntrs nwiswd l exist during the Forty-eighth Con-

rcu,' Two popular young members

bad been appointed to that duty for

the DeoioeraU. One of them was from Pennsylvania. The other waa a

&uthertfwwtw 04edar, Jaat twm

an important rote waa taken,, the

Southern msm walked up to toe JJip-

utv Serceant-nt-Arma in aa unaieaaj

nnddnnedeottdiUon. witk tke "pair"

book under his arm- He had besm

nte-racf blnsself for about a wees:.

and waa not yet recovered. 'His eyes were still red and his tongue thick-

Tall Mishter Post t' tak-c are-that,"

hesaid.abwlancdhimaeHhfortbe deputy. He laid the book on the table

and went away, in tne nooa: were sue names of twenty DemocraU who wanted to be "paired. " None of them had been eared for; and the vote, was coming on. When the bk wasgrren to Mr. Post and the circunistanoe e tdnined ke) refuted to have any thing

to do with it He said be did not pro-

iMiee to nlav private secretary to any

member, and from that moment be tofused t serve a th mittee." Ko other member could be got to take hold ot it after tks. and nsany lost their rotes on tkat occasion. The deputy had to hold the book, and has had te attend to "pairs" sine. He is now called by members "the pakmatt," He is an odd and original genius. Don't yon know.'' be said to me the ether da -ft bj 14. bade work lever did. Looking up rotes at a ward election is not a drenmstanon to

it In a single day I have neen cawea hbm to find Hairs' lor two-tblrda ot

the member. Why, this seesion, just

three dayabefbr the holiday feoess, I naired' eUrhty nembers in one day.

"Durinar the Forty-eighth Con

gress Wlfflam tttt Kellogg and Casey Yosme were Hatred' all the while.

They cam to me at the beginning oi the session and asked to kave their pair' announced -until further no

tice.' They went, ami returned ana went awav acid and ill their pair'

tA-d until further notice.' Some-

kv would both be in the

if --. hut still ther said: 'Let

Cme dar Mr. KeWcrr roUd.

T mmt Mer to Jahn otiietiy and told

uiw. k. vu nairee.' un, umm.

wFsr

ifltn

The Qtmen Bagent idreeswd a letter to 1

lakinsr her for her photograph.

-ICss Boee Illar eth Cleveland te

eeivee 8.000 for her two iocs and the nee of har

keeai of Mra. Heed's

afk. --ta-skwBg

and nsagaame wortt. Iktwin Booth. thotnlt4b hi an nnobtrmsive hotel guest He edge up to the desk- and. if any one la ahead of ym.be step aside and waits. Hs writes his name in a neat, piste band and goes at once to his room. Pope Loo ha eonJ-ered upon Mr. tm4na L. Webster, the Xew Tork

MtbUsber. thedeeoration whkh Is worm

bv the Knisbts of the (der of Fine IX,

lm rwoornitioa of bis serrtees in briar

law out the "Life of Leo XIH." The

Order of fins OL Is the Ughest. otderJ

of kalgmtewA Umtt the, Bettfti vlre. 1

Vow that Daniel Pratt hi

Frank Vincent. Jr.. theanthorof " The Land of the White ELepbant," may

22 S rtttflSlSSyear he has traveled teo.000 mite, and

thA records of his ouunsrs are ow

tained in a dosen pleasant so4caef edventure aid dajcovery.

-Iflss Minnie GOmnre, the on -gter

of Band-Master Patrlefc & Ulimore,

ha written some exquisite

wt, (Ah will soon he nubliabed to aa ae-

fiampanimeat by Mrs. Emma Mnrey i maymond. Miss Gilmore, who is a re-

Jparkably talented giti as well as aa

uncommonly prouj , -w- - mtmrolBmwofcmikypwwB and originality. George W. William, the eolored historian, and the best-known writer of Ids race, baa just put the finishing cches to a drama which he hopes to see performed on the. stage before very long. The name of this play i Panda, and the scene is laid in Africa.

Panda, the hero, is said to be a second Qtbetto in character and appearance, The horrors of a slare-eWp are reproduced, emd one scene hi devoted to a slave-market in Carkmton, 8. C

Charles Darwin found backgam-

mon a great mental relaxation, and he wa verr "fond of novels for the same

purpose TbegreeAiuttttralist did most

of his writinr sitthur ia a large

kjr for the fire, noon a board

stretched across the arms. When he had many or long letters to write, he dictated them from rough opto written on the backs of manuscripts or tHbaets. He kept all th letter

he received a habit caught from hks fcvther. Whan hie letter were finished, ne lay on a sofa in his bedroom

and had novel read to htm, wnue ne smoked a cigarette or regaled his nos

trils with snag.

muTOum

..

Laesox TUrrMatt. Mitl-i

'TaxTAati

:n

Osjrnu.TarrswK7vhce

he foraawan.

A. inns.

ty Uurtr-wkres rears old

IxTacct?tiow--Tms

the Jewish.

Hsuns

alwW ttwS das;

in vs. U-17. fill

mmm tsaucht to forgive three

esaumee; i. a, as of-sa and a km as he snsfoeaMMm(Lakem t, 4. lstwher m-

ttoiwwon can he Toann m subs, i

Bom. 19: tSL tn. sfhm

Ood. -swsii e-toemr

re m

rartn is to l obus oe wbbsi Bine or ten mutkmsef -oUare.

SlawiepressnU the greatnees of oarsma

anin r-ii 99. aim f-s au -v,

je.:socofdbuf te Baatera caatDi tomeaenu that fer his sin awn tn sinssfst tMUlatame&t. t& A mmm: MitowlT:eneAft)ssawt

MbebaflwS-aforsrea. K Mimrmi mm cat tuaxntsmf ta these days oeMore oftenv hidawney that shonid hare gone to pay their debts, and they were tortnred to

them tell where It was. tub repretbe peine of coaacienee and helL-t.

te wftMM, etc : besanee those w-owiiraow

fDrgtve are not truly repentant

Ta Law or FoaatvnirBss ton

tjtmtB ru Ahrara. and mtner all

Sw-eeee. ws meat feel and

saa andaeTer-m-pumot reveewe. (1)

Tne one who is ndmwd must

he can do it

end more aonefnUy tnen wmhg-rereanjHo

nmmsjomalcnringwMMpfuspurn. w -tm antyoaot imply that we are to take ao

the three ito it. JoeenH maUer.' bTxepli let it go. snowthsmw Then Ibegmirnntg YfMtnjr understands it.' The next lay

bin. and had fjonc about twei

1

" . . 1 i 1 1 twi nm

ain above my head." 1 knew jt, L wa yp ai w cany no - ' .i.Ti?lJ,iL -Mfl-i:w-s startled I of Bail

u. iwas the Been oi an wimc ww.'"- -. 1 .-s

n.G 1.. Lvwuiuids wldh I bettered to

.BO Klnu w .. -'."V". tknutrkt 1

t 1

Malefiohe.

reeclMHl my oarsAwhen -I wkeeletl to

io H)r, luted tne isten, ami we nex

instant was inside.

soon. Almiiif v.rv mot Mid ef af(

. a mnuntabj BJd nthottiJid Jhet high

and , quarter of, a mile mug was in .motion for.-he Vaelef :It canitb wkh'in

esss rocks aud'trees wW eant up,

happen, eole tfenfbfe4l and tockwl, thVusarml empH wagons Jeered te rush. orer the rboCnnd thfn alla 'mflnfgkt darkpeat, nR the sosWthgraVB setfletl loW upon me. 1 The Immisc had Jjeen burled under an

avabMmke.' It vans fiodis mercy tbnt

cabin, and had Bsmm about twenty feet

when the aeconf night . -fiy in the third ekay I had to aliaaon, this tunnel on aoeonnt of a cave-In wbioh uearly sntejthjBro me. Thsst I tsjmed to the rtgklto wOtne ont down the ralley. Mdl wi fUH at this wo when

. the first week closed, f-riy

wsjek Iwettopped by a, wwi-

of mmts afai ssarth, nud "w-nm tne

' fea mk.-!LlA m ST . . AJK-BWn -

matter be

iMuUU kiMkr Kt-iMUM and. cries for kelp.

attndefnw on can,e Ow.fsth

Ihj, that the hermii, oaHjjnv ,la!Mil il. nelJrgn.U way to a wlnt frorft wiuch I coW

rescue hiibjv WS Vlf ? a,- fiisAmhefm Sftnkfast than I

set about making. me a ahorel todia; wmtfomid a khtcket, ami with

h-hlrttcned a bwtrd: knd ft slrow

I dug f rontthf sfWfVP "I th fuel vdrf I h4en digging over hnlf an hour w"ncn I mmlo the

awVcttw hnd bronghf -wwn. h great Z-sTT m. IP trees, biisbea and rock.

It had notbeenepTaway nnd aW-.

log from log. " There wa only a small

nrs on the hearth- and lK-foro A worwt I struck a match to see my way. After

looking about a bit 1 fotmd a- -Ciudle, "aitd then I began to " investigate , the intnato. . OT pnmt' Unt" m I found tWieWpwcMiBsolidly in front. Going to the, single window lieu ml very fay of light shut out .ln? the mm was a bundle of rods about as Wg as my finger and nbts feet mng.

Twwre were six of tbent I seismi oust

' ml thrnst It wpwiard from .the door.

bet It did not go tbrottgh m 4m,

mBBnnye nkeftjtU

ratkt

Hal'

I mafa in nUams m,BsBm1h

mill

1.

1

tittle digging I eotiM T '

In lmot'-ny mitH

nesjowary, ow?Tr,

ut

mt

1 SBT.

jflrt onng

hewmeiitifftBwPpon.n

ttnvt a vreat welsrht of Sitow.

After Ibad ru the tunnel Btrajgkt

ottt from th door about twenty reen 1 tk rlrhL made T way

...... . ..T.A. 1 Ati-AjHIV

WHef a let of rnuesen, anm 7?" i13mT&

ILE madd M vieWwr, wfidet

smWamV If1

tammmmmw

tunnel f the left. It was slower

than von would thtfik for. The

wearlhckwl very solid, and all 1 g

out had to be thrown behind me, and

event-ally carried off, and scattered m

some hole unoer use. tree lops. j-t- j

w font I met with a biz rock or tne

trunkj U a tree, and itwas hanl work to geY afound such obftmctlon. Ajmina oatodn would take place te

himlcr further prugreaa r a nay w and I fianlry earn to the eonclnsiott that I eemhi never got out by

tunneQnnj 1 started In op the third week more to be at work than frouf any hope of esonpe. All that week I tunneled to

the right sjastnetansi si'niw sp--on Saturday afternoon I broke Into my

own tunnel.' In other words, 1 haa m a man does when loot in the

woods. I made a half circle ana came

back on myself, while all the I me 1 felt sure I'Was going straight ahead. The fourth week wa .ppsnt mostly in the bouse. I was now becoming mnok weaker, and Was ready to give up. It was on the thirty-fifth night that the cabin begem jprosmtof aini racking ngaliuaimjl kispw lh. tbmww was

settUwslwWtl amMtwBw aonttoweswam night, sfivki

fright, and at aeven o'ekmk -eat ing, irbenl sBBnsdthe doo,r, I

Mr. Young voted on some

wu UituMsted in.

"So they let it go on threngh the whole Con z res, votinr when they

iMd to. but alwaysntaying paired.

it looked fnnur in the ikwnt to see the

nair' and vote both announced, but

thev did not care." '

There are three kinds of pairs" recoguiaed in Cougre-. There is the "pair until further notice, ou all !!.- icaT qiKMHioni tlie pal" "tw day," and the pair "for ltd rote,"

which members get wne u be gone but a short time. The imir is merely an agreement between two members who would vote differently that neikber will rote when the other

ftM ftoises

a

Te entire wheat crop of the United States could be grown off Da

kota's wheat land if tilled, and even then that wetrtd main a rncmtt area larmfrlhJUr ffto oB-blnml itrface.lt thTyS of VfT A"4 VesmXTKew &mshi IfiW Jcf.

' Wpm o LHI,'w-

Jkm &4Rrhson Mtnmml fki

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United States, and jsanny, Kngiaad mneiebvn have belu-iiwd to ' nH ' r -Petted Shnk.--Boa a skemk ef

I t mi tMniaTi ohop tne nea ujpsnm awon It wfth t-tl, ianer mSL (tf liked) mdf y? fBFwS r ewBgPBnj anynnnn .

HUfdOftOUS. W MBooee that a lady who haa

mi. Aiwkute aamed "Pearl" wonJ4

ke motkerof peari---waVs fifaysj tfaw

, to a whephatel man

who 'tends the sneepf " "len, my dear." "Wetl, is a coward a man

who 'tends to oowsP" " my but women are when tkef me

Borpmr's Mmmtr.

Wife fc it true, huooy, ttmt a

eohcl witt take stain out ec Buxr Husband--" Yes, dear." Wtfe "WelL

1 breathe out tbees greaos s.

there' h dnrkng. " M o-y nam

bnms a hole in It Imen lepses.

-The -wM whe iwbc yeuea me

1 h-Swirwii mm;

The gseeer ftvUsx T 1

A clergyman, cm a ii-ry mvul njwd in his sermon and

I saw an adrertfaemet for re 1 hmv dred sleepers for a railroad. I think I ould anpply kt leaat fifty, and recommead them as good and sound." -Mr. McCotkle (an attenuated dude atanding before portrait of a broadohested warrior-like acetr)-"I

k-11 mil Via Mlven. rm no snoo.

but I'm proud of my descent " Wlvena "You should be, Mr.

Corkle: H ha been a great

JMt. k eowcert osmetook fUm ke n rewa Mieh vfluure. .. It wa tke tedk

of every ooettb next day. One of the Tillage b-4s who had not been there aaid to another who bad been present: Did ony o' the singers get an inooref" The other replied -amarUy. "Hoodivlken what they getf They were a' ta'on into a room by thedr- " gcoUimk Jmerfean. -Yenng Wife (at dinner table, sobMng) "I think yon yon are just as mum as as -von can be. I made

tM0r-thnt1 apple dumpling a a plea-anfB-nrmt for .ym.mM-u Imrw--yon-want me briag a biusd-aw to out It in two with.'' Young Hwsband flood lierews, Marin! I the n

dumpling? I took Jor afwcoasnsw I'll etat It now, Maria, if it kills me."A Lucky Woman. Sew Girl PlOwwe, ma'am, there's crape on the door oppceitw." JfrLl heard about it. The lady In tine honee

lost both of her ehiMren last ntgns ny

diphtheria, and I ana smtsM)r-rio see

What assistance 1 oan renewr. o-w -

1 nnderstaoe," lbfa,--I'mv

aottoa whatever of the wrens: that haa 1

aonetona." Tnere ie ao rtrtne In suapty pemittinf a man to wrong yon as often aa he cnooses, forglviag him and iWngnotnmg

mi nnrtat'a m a naramn m-

uitwrpreu tma role of foiniveneaa.

(Leheir: S.4.) () U weceenot taaa enr brother to repsBten re. then we mast love aim a aa enemy if we can not ns wttav mniBsafriecvd. Gods word thjenrh Paul smt be applied: -If thine enemy hitager, fedhimwasom.U: $0,91).

Coansxxts-wln Matt 1S:1MBL Chrfet tn-

-tw-mad Ria dlwcinlea wtth resnwd totho

nrrtawBkmweare te

who hare inlured US. Tm

niikmnismamoma we ae wi

aire any

Bavin nrotasMrin msi

rala. that wa am m nrmre imrm 1

Amhlaa it. and asks whether It be

if w forgive mm tunc. Probatdy m aak

n-r thia auentton. Peter wSouajht

-n-anKia tna antr of forxtvenees te

ntavintlttalt. Indxeof hi

wham -nana aM: 9et until

toumtamttmrn." This truth

farther enforced by tbe

sserclfal servant Tma

Biaelai sheet tit Wltfrt

what be owed, so his aiaster (ta 1 1 w l.-w .Wa-. mmimiu

and all mate be sold, and payment fohe

In agony, tne servam msam -Tbia tonebes hie uuuners heart an4he

jtvea bun moi

to get away from hta loreVa h- mmA a faUow-eervacr whs

whr tun Af afteea doUars. At

eshmhbn by tbe throat aw Bjoaey. The ptasding of hie

wi Uttle

Baywegre. He forseU the WbJI Kia i'.i taUr.

ator in prison for debt Upm -n-,ms

sjiiawesrraats, filled with

Us creel nousa to

us

an free, and dees to mm embwbathe

ill to ate feUow aerrant

owe him tke

grtas, nmw

saynOn-myw also unto yon, if ye fergrre

Miss

Mc

IU brother from your

Uav ofton should we

who has tajnred naf Well, Una, mknrst bow often de we ta foraive net Srsry day.

Ht Wa; MwT

once n day or twenty time. Well, Jm ofteashonkl we he ready to fergire

went Ooi k that

imMawtn For tt snows an eru mmwm say: "I wttl forgive once a day, bat no oftener; yet I want fJod Jf nn-madar.M As we are forgiven ay ear

ter wronc

Hooneeaa

to t

dar.1

. rnllv. often, so rnnat we 1

h mrgive tally and often, "loan net datine" nys seme

carlshee the ntemorr 01

We

etwUnstrntarOI

Hka entrik -atam the Maater betas

"To reader erU for sjeod is

lander good for goo is mder good for evil to .'

shrine deeds we neea aivme m m mil know, tms betp, too, to

tfcnwwaoaakforit "Aa-, and ye !!L.n ju. to into aa wetl aa to

Cbttettan races. Bsniember h BttdfrsoMttytsedba naiwoaed !,

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JtUlpa JL 9 s--swP-m(lmJ

1. We arete -se

aba. first front

nonhrl.

ai.3 mi A ihmL I anni

oaa-fet there tersest, hJt I

wii "to e . a L

tk.bildrn In time.' mu -neam-aey

k-. juikwur X. fj. "Ob. ther

mm w-tl ananeh flhan. Mto's a 1-ckr

MmMBlmta,nMMtan M,-"l4tokyr w CLw-"Yew. Indeed, ma'am. How

ha mmm mAmMm -hat sh IWt

amfntw. amf sho m g W s

m a mlnntw. wm?9

ram oar s

t K m to an fl nmat stttt kwe mto a smsajmy, and mm S. Oar SMttog snkit rnnst as ear tefJ. i. Veto the inwashi ef ear Has sisal Oed. . T Went wttortr-ta- tomwt-w-sh4 -wW1wdy"-l,ta, IW "tlr "w."TBw-e trtoiuWsm a "JJJ

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.other In it, at ytt the length r,f iw 1 ; -,

lift 1il-l-t:,w", i i wit-!-(ii-; A 4,. tml kt' ff. 'ffBs-niif ta tan.Oh Swl -jfn