, 1873-09-07

Will requisite 1hetfnmontH, tAo young mon TOOK
up position near this addition wo apeak Of, and
struck tip Oil tho Instruments. MrH. Forcopn
WAS first nwakonoI by tho music, aud nudgod
her husband. llo nlao awoko Tho music .waH
grand-not loud or coarao, but soft, w,a1d har-
n,onloug. Mr. Forcops was worry mucl. ploaaed
md got up to the window to hear 1t. Then Mrs.
atood ! testdo !; Foroep7. "Ihey'ro s91snading
%SG es s sbsy si sle sT "so on fGRisSs Ra"
I'm sure" said ho; "but suppoao could and
out Il could creep ont on lilo roof aud look
over" a., Why don't you :" aald Bhe hor ourios;
ty T ss% an Sra they might see
she said. "Thoy wouldn't be looking
up on the roof, would thoyP" Mr. For
cops thought moment, and ,thon concluded no
ono could Heo him; IS tho moon had gono into
And tliou he hoftly opened the blind and csu-
tiouBly orawlcd out on tho shingles, completely
incased III Cd flannel uudorclothos nnd night:
cap Of the samo rich material. Tho muBio still
continued, coming up through tho night air in
down on tho roof and lnboriouBly worked his
way to tho oaves. Theu he lfto1 hlmBolf up to
turn ovor and look down, and just then he
stopped on something noft and yielding, folt hts
eles, was too latc, gave piercing Bhriok, and
Bhot OF the roof, and went revolving and howlinG
In among the band. followed by tho tomatoes,
and ,1nadly cleavng the air Will, big red-tlsn-
l,ass viol, aud with ono leg toro tho entrails
from III ACCORDION, nnd with tho other
knocked all tho Aoys from silver~mounted huto.
msn Tao me Vo o Ths he
futo-player, with hiB mouth full Of blood aud
Bplintors, jumped over the fence and fled. What
became Of tho others Mr. Forceps dooa not
know, he being too busily engaged in getting
on hlh foot And into the houso to u.n1e critical
examination OF tue field. It is presumed tho basg-
Yiol man died On the spot and was surreptitiouB-
" removed mud buried by his companions, a.
thoro was 10 aign Of him about tho promises il
tho morning.
a family named Cobleigh, living on Nelson
street, lost their little Child, girl Of yoara,
Monday. Tho alarm was at onco given, aud
nciyhbors for several streeta adjoining either
Joined in tho search or assembled ut tho house
OF tho afflicted aud graphically recalled
cases where little children were lost
star1 and aSi in oa long thus ses5os fnna 5
that would have otherwise passed. drcarily enough
to tho agoniaed parents. Several people romell-
berod to have scen tho ttls girl in different di-
tiona. Then thore vero others who had their
own idoas in regard to tho whereabouts Of the
little child, and one Of these, a neighbor named
Wakoly, waB led by this instinct to crawl under
barn, but in tho transit became 10 wedged In
that it took two mon and shovel to get him out
again. A few minutes later his zeal and diBore-
tion led him to go down q well, and when part
way down he lost his hold, gave forth whoop
like m Indian, and disappeared beneath tho
sparkling waters. Ho was rescued more dead
tilan alive, but still! burned with sympathy for
tho stricken family, aud with the water
dripping from his gar1nents, orawlea up
on a beam to look over into hay
S en o oshas Sxns again os s bPsZ saauce eon ani
camo down to the burn floor on hih buck with
force that deprived him Of his breath. At 10
o 'olook the search was given up for the night
and the parents retired, but not to sleep. AT
door, which, being opened, revealed tho lost
child. sho had fallen asleep on top Of tho hon.
house, and becoming unoasy in her dreams had
fallen of aud awakened, aud had now como in
for tho particulars. No words can express tho
delight OF tho parents ut the recovery of their
clllu, nor depict the sensations Of Dir. Wakely
whom hD came around the next morning on q
pair Of borrowed clutches, aud smelling strong
enough of linlmont to knock down Il chemist,
and rarod the result Of the affair. It is pleas-
ant to learl. that not ono Of tho excited neigl-
Io1s had any nerioua idea that the girl WAS lost
any u the time.
MIL. nuBy'a FUNERAL, AND HOW MnH. Mp1i1ATY
FAILED TO GET Ride.
The day Mr. Ruby across the way was to 10
buried Airs. Moriaty told her daughter Clnrinda
that She guessed Sue would attend, rs she wasn't
She knew thore would be several covered car
riagoH furnished Mt the expense OF tho family aud
sho WAS equally confident that it could be 80
managed that aho would occupy portion Of ono
Of then. She wa8 among the tirbt at the house.
md occupied prominent position.
Az the other friends arrived sAo took occasion
to recall remilliHccnces Of the lata Hubby that
brought teara to their oyeB, and when the ser
i.n load tho diBtross Of Mrs. Moriaty at the death
of Mr. Ruby IVES 80 marked as to excite the live
Lost sympathy. Theu tho second couch canlo
up. Mrs. Moriaty had got down to tue gato by
coach WAS oponed, and call made for the occu-
pants, it seemed oxtromoly doubtful II sho could
hold up another instant. She leaned against the
post, and stared into the coact, aud over its rich
upholstering, aud said tho late Ruby seomod
more like o son to her than q nelghbor. Where
upon the usher Looked appropriately sad, and
chilled up tie third and last coach. This hal
yellow cushions aud pink straps, aud Mrs. Mo-
riaty didn't hesltase to protest that in tho death
of Mr.. Ruby tho community had mot o loss it
was not possible to recover from, aud that Rho
would follow him to his last resting place il she
had to do 1t Oh her knoeB, and would feel grate-
full for the opportunity.
Then tho third aud last coach filed and drove
OF to tako its place in the limo, and Mrs. Moriaty
dried hor tears, choked back the sorrow Of lor
heart with ono mighty gulp, and stole into her
own house, shutting tic front door without tho
aid OF tho knob. Sho told Clurinda that it was
the scalest affair she ever wont to, and, had it
not boon for the body, thoro would haYe boon no
funeral at all.
THE WAY MI. rAw1.IN0 FIXED HIM.
While Mr. aud Mrs. Edwin Pawng wore riding
through Wooster seroot, Friday afternoon, they
wore stopped by stranger with book under
his arm, who came up to the wagon and said llo
had called at their house hut did not find thom at
home, aud took the liberty Of addreusing them
now. He explained that be WIS cauyassng for
| noat little work entitled "HelpB for tho Homo
Circle" being collection OF thoughts Of the
best minds OF tho age, work that was adapted
to larger circle Of readers than any other ex-
tant, aud one Which must necessarily improve
tho tono OF domestic ifo, add TO the relnomont
and intelligence Of aocicty, and I'LL tho hearts of
oil with longing for tue puror things Of -
| just then hlr. pawliug's horse stepped ahead,
anl dragged ono wheel OF the wagon right over
the fool of the speaker With howl Of agony
the miserable 1nau dropped to the ground and
then immediately apraug up again, and taking
tho injurea member mp in 6oti hands, and still
Mr. Pawling waitod q reasonable longth Of time,
but seeing that tho man showed no intention Of
rcsuHng the topic, he drove on.