, 1870-04-20

olicef"
"No; hut VIC are inhabitants Of the village"
And can you enter houses and ask for
assporta7 Who can say whethcr you do not
wer is ready. Lam La11onl Kou1minS, go ,
'Y to Bohotole; and it Is not the arst time
are passed through the county"
Ho then entared into detailh Of tho road and
he fair At 1rbdt, ending by allowing hts per
nieeion TO psee, which, IL i bore . stamp, sat
SIZED thcae ignorant men.
Forgive us, said they We thought you
N escaped convict; some OF them pass this
way"
Henceforward, he dared not seek tho shcl-
Ics OF houses from the middle Of February
% the beginning Of April, in the midst Of oae
VI the soverest wintars ever known, his couch
,sns in tho enow. Frozen bscal WIZ his food
for days together, and the absence Of worm
ailments brought him face TO face with the
terrible Bpsctfes Of cold and hunger. The
their wooded heights. On passing through !
IL tl.ero7"
IA travcller:"
well would you Ike to come md sleep
hercf'
May God recompensc you, yea; il it will
An aged couple lived there; good people.
Who prepared meagFe repAst, which seemed
4 feast to Hotruvski the greatest comfort Of
al tlL8h liz EAlA1 k3hV O4 A4A9 C4pAApo- l
They gave him his breakfast, and wonld not
accept any remuneration but his WAzm and
cordial thanks. In the evening be met with
convoy Of yansthies, or drivers, who
wero returning from the fair With thirty |
ind guided BY se1en yanstchiks. Their hkill |
u descending tho mighty slopes OF thu noun
tin Is wonderful; the road Is narrow, and |
b+rdered by walls Of SNOW 30 high, that men |
ana horses completely disappear in them,
Of tbe road. aud bu1ies nself until only the |
Lorses' ears arc visible. This stsnge erolu- |
ion 1nislel, tho men belonging 10 both aasiss
u driving horses and yohicles out; but many
| d.sd todies OF The former sttcw tho roadside,
| tlt fahgucs are 80 great,
va. nearly extinct; tho way was lost.
tie hail pierced his skin, his supply Of bread
was exhausted, and after vallly dragging
Lis voar7 limbs, he fell into a kind q
arc ym dong heEc:"
Il IN mixing pilgrimage to tho monas,,
tery Of SolGvetsk, but the stoEE, prevented
my eceng ths track, and have not eaton for
several lays
y. j. not s.rprising; We Who live on ~, ths :
Tho sr.skeryave him q bottle containing
eo,re hraIdy, WITCH burned him so fcarfu1ly
that. In his pain he danced about.
''Now, ry 70 elm yourself" said the good
Samaritan, giviila him somc bread aId dried
fsh, which liot1osskl ato Eayenously, saying;
al thank you With nj m? heart; may God
tler* vou for your ,oodposs."
| All. well, do nc say SO much :; VIC aro
both Christians. Nm, t1y to walk Ettlc-"
lie WAS uapper; md led him into the right
get rest and rcfrcshmut. riotroush managed
u crawl to the place and then faint away.
| When ho recovered hiuself, he asked for md
i'll, coup, but could not Mtllow II and toward
noon he fell aslcep On tic bench, never aWak-
inG until tic s4mo time q the ne1s day, when
t.,c host 1oueed him. shop, rest and warmth
restored the weary t1Avellu, who again start
The town of vehk.U.ing WAS reached,
where he determined to aango his charac-
to pray to the holy inages Of Solo
of these holy places TO which pious Russians
resort, and everywhere the wafarnrs arc wcll
dispensed % those Who arc goirg to pay for
. | the rcsec OF the donor. PASSPORTS arc not
vigorously exactel, and he hopea to Join him
i sell TO . company, trusting to b. less marked
than il alone. Al he was itandins irresolute
: him, and, finding that they verc bound to the
aamo plAco, invited him 10 loin their party
/ There were about twenty; but no less
Q than two thousand Wc!o IN tho city OF
: Their way. waiting until t.a thaw ahoule
I
: boats which would transport ta&m to Archan
!, gel, and then to Solovetsk. It vas scene 70,
. ChAuccr: the sincere asceic detached fron
:. this world; the hAlt-idlot who sought to be 1
: eaint; the knaye who played upoa the chazit.
= Of others: and the sstute hypoI;o. The raft
I sre loaded with corn, aud the pilgrims recoiv
= FREQ passage: or small aum II money i
~ given them il they consent to row ; from fort
e 10 sixty sailors being required for cxch, th
. oars consisting Of thin tiE-treo. iotroHsk
wss only too happy to inc1easc a. hs % small sto.
a before starting, tho Captain cried, hat yous
n selves. and pray to God Every ono aquatic
~ down like Muegulnan for moncat, the
n roto and made i number OF salntatNns an
n crossings; and next, down to the poo1e.t, eac
-, threw . email piccc Of money into the riyel
~ to secure propitious voyage.
10 Fifteen days parsed, during which f1ot:owF
II kilca,ned to bo N expert 'oarstnsn then tt
& golden spires Of Arrhangel rose before them
., acy of joy WAS uttered By al; and the reye'
~ broke on the lower part of their oars With
= fHghtful crzsh such is the universal custo1
II wasa heartfelt prayer Of gratitude tn
~ riotruwehi raised to God for having brouEl
-, :, him thus fAr in safety. How pleasant WAS =
"a sight Of the ehire with their flags Of shous7s
in the urals! But there Was again disappor
II ! ncnt: he wandered along the piers, but eou
NJ ~ not find single vessel bound for Franco
=. Germany, and not daring 70 enter the cafe
= where, perhaps, tho Captains might hare bee
- he left Archansel in sadness, determined,
- ekitt he eosst towsra Omega, lIe would til
~ pass tho celebrated monaztsy without the .
- ccssitr Of stopping, and pretend that ho v
~ proceeding to Eovgarod and Moscow on t
NO sane Iloas pilgrimage.
~, Through n1Eslles ard bhchtcd dr-p!aa,
y. tiors tho wcazy wsy{sfet sped, tho Thito S
- rising frequently into stoEns Of the ut1nt
~ grandeur; but the te4son waa lovely, And I
- sun uaEm, 60 that camping out offered L
- hardship; the wolves howled around him: t
harpl1y he never saw them. Many eoldlc'
- vko were Poles, were established 1t diRere
~. | points, to tako charge Of tho canals.
often listened to their sad complaints, I
II oncc remarked to ono: f'D1t they do not b
II you much ?" -.-
~ "IIou? Not beat us!" Was tho ansW
49, -. accompanied By a bitter laugh DO )
~ think The Gar let's Us cat his bread Gratr
he ously
res Another sad spectacle were the couvoys
in Jewish children. who are t2ken away fr
OF theis homes in Poland At the aSe Of IL Of
cet or sailors, and taught TO forget The relg
6i. and customs OF their fathors- It Was hea
1endirg to eec these poor children. their he
.te- shaved, i,ive bcforn tho rough soldiers, !
u.s. dying On the road Of hunger and cold
had Having reached Tstesra. he Was .eeosted
nj was going. On hearing big story, be -
lew Ton ars the man want an eosng 70
~ retesslaFf: " boat is small md You
xss Tho 1afty fellow evidently inten
to profit hf 3 .s2 tss Iens IRasb asb.s as he s5
aSe 4sis to s supply ' fiotle.sE f III sith food !
Ing tho transport It seemed strange, tndt
eht 10 80 to the capita, like running into tae1
ter OF 4 Hon.-bnt he seizede7e1y oaaaon 70
o. les. hs tSah sh9nld = ,te astfa oSs t
Of the Sevs, they took in sone women = !
The l sengets, who weru servants, and nsd y
oon home to see their pareuts One ot tnen,
was | 1Scd washerwonan, vas 20 teseea y
fety othes1, that Piotto!sh took hef PNA .nc
return ehe offered him Buno very usaful
e@ INV danehscr," sho said, twill cou,I
meet mo, aud she will find you eaitatle Il
) ing"
It VII be guessed With va.t j9TE 'Tl hS tss .cssI q
the proposals. and, during ~ ne ne une 1Ss =. :,
ion. ports. Tho house she took him to wss =
ciently miserable; "a tle Ruza!Ans saJ:
was on the bare ground. with the wrist !
End | pilIow." He asked his hostsss II 20 must
my The police to arrange tbs business OF Ills P
arm NO" she said; "if you only sta5
hoT d.,s il is uselcss they have become 30 cz
Il irr tliat th3y would require me- TO accoml
md YOU, and my time is too precious;
As he passed along the quays, looking I
d.v ehin. bis eyea rested On one 70 sad fo1 Zig
I'D tha following morning He gould scal
~ ~ nssts1 ne III Emotion. The pilot On b
.r1 1 ca1led out: al you want place to
nd eoi ~ een cen .inIy want one; bat I an too p
, mn M man TO saIl n 4 steamer; 1t would cost
ud'a much" ,,, a,n md ,
teah He naned . Na3E+-tn7- Na3 -
! his Conc why 90 YOU 1ss-is~ nu and the n
!sht, II only ArnVeo yo-t yet-'
for have not csse N! paaap oo v;thc
,and "IhAt Will occupy Ie1Se ~. fnr y.
r.. Uns{a Pa