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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18
July itb 1873 -ly.

PETERSBURG, VA.
IAN now welt fixed for handling
| LIVE STOCK Cattle, sheep and
Hogs, nld Stables fot Iiurspsald Mules.
Gnid pens with sheds, tronrhH and
rnrks for feeding and taking care 0i
stock Fairbanks Scales fnr Weighing.
side track from A VI 40 II H., run
ninR into my sl0, X pens
Z r-onnl attention 10 all kinds OF
cnnsignlnpnts. Give me q trial aud
consign To
JOHN y. CLARY.
larerencps- Banker aud Merchants,
pptersbnrg Va jan II '70-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18
tvIDENCE.

Ri ( EVIDENCE.
iU ----
II gts:-
n.1l' SIR, ! viii most cheerful.
vi wy tcslimouy TO the great
urrrr 'cr have already received
n VOC of vcnr great aud good
'r''rirc NrGrTfNs. for ] d. not
ink ",rnrh can be said IN It's
also 4; for ! was tloubled over
ii'Vvt''s with that dreadful IL
"rsc. raiarrh, ~ a had such bed
'ou'' toe ~, ~ TINT II would see IN
,hcnrh never could breath any
nnrn, and NrnHriSE has cured /;
'"A v '"o' 10 thank God all the
'We that thor Is 80 Roou n m"di.
.'no rs NtorTtNR, ard ! also think
ona ~ he best medic nes for
? ,nghs and weak sluking tselings
q''hc stomach and advise every.
h,Ny 10 tax" thu VsaFTt@R, for ]
can assnre them II IN ono Of the
hesl medicines that ever was
hRR. l.. GORE,
Cor Magazine and walnut s;s.,
Cambridge, Macs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18

tIsn't my photograph excellcntT'
said a young wife TO hcrhusband. "wcll,
my dear" replied he, "thcre's little
too much repose about the mouth FOR II
~ hc natural"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18

A borefootcd darkcy, while hoclng
cotton one day saw his big toe under u
clod, and thinking Il a mole's hcnd hlt
II and hurt himself. After working
with tia while he got tired, set his foot
on stump and saldi "Well, ies pain
away now, | doen't care, you hurts 20
self wusin' yo do me-"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18

~ shorlJ iusl ike TO see somebody
abdut me-" pald Mr. smith at the
breakfast table The otlcr morning. =.
"ll'm J should I. my dcaf--ao shOnld | ."
said Mr.. Smith with exceeding cmneet-
nese.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18

IT," ''n,c'' We ~" N''','"'' NovrO
An eternal warfare, SAVE the Atlanta
Constitution, seems 70 rage between the
country negro and the town daikev.--
This was Illustrated at the passenger de-
pot Yesterday a colored youth from
Pike county approached n town negro,
and IN" following conversation cnsued
"Whar bouts is 10 ticket ofllsY"
"Rieht dar 10 vo' eyes"
"Fo whose eyes?"
"NOne."
"Is Won dc ticket onlis?"
"Look YER, nirGer, don't you gimme
none Of yo' slack
"l'm mighty slack man, old man,
when otis stirred nm"
"An' vou'll qet stirred mp ef you stan
roun' YER foolin wild me-"
"nat's de kinder excise wat I'm
pmiu' fer"
And with that thcv clnchcd and had
right lively time. They were sepnra-
tod however. before u policeman came
along. and the pike county darkev found
the ticket office. The town NEGRO. II may
he well to mention, was badly used up,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18
Ikil,ed byn NIrt-ur.

I,eonidss Grover, who resides In the
vicinity Of Newtown, Fountain county,
Indiana, met his death OH the 10Th OF
January In way that Is probably with
out a parallel In this or any other co'ln-
try. Mr.. Grover was n widower, living
ON his farm with married daughter and
her husband. On the evening referred
to, the married couple had been absent
on visit to some neighbors, and upon
returning at late hour, to all appear
auce, In usual order, and snpposing that
Mr.. Gcoyrr had already retired. went To
Ted themselves. Next morning the
daughter arose, aud having prepared
breakfast, went to the adjoining room To
call her father, aud was horrihed to iind
him lying upon his shattered bed a mt
tIlated corpse. Her screams Drongl'
r. the husband quickly 10 the bedroom
and an inspection disclosed u ragged
opening In the roof, directly over the
breast of the unfortunate man, wns torn
through rs II by cannon shot, nnu cx.
tended down through the bedding and
floor. Subsequent search revealed pnf
fact that the awful calamity was caused
by the fall Of meteoric stone; and the
stone Itself, pyromldal In shape and
weighing twenty pounds and a few
ounces, and stained with blood WIZ
unearthcd from depth Of nearly hv'
feet, thus showing the fearful impetus
with which II struck the dwelling, The
position OF the corpse showed that tl,
victim was asleep when stricken, ano
that death TO him was painless.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18

The Princess L. uisa Margaret ~
cure Duchess Of Colnaupht, has a
trosaesu which IL .nid To be remarkn-
bio for its aimplciiy and usefulness
rather than IL pplendor Her bridal
,Irrsa h of white satln trimmed with
Point d'Alencon lace. represenilie
ropea. oranges ard myrtle IN Iis web.
The t,aip In thirteen feet long. Her
travelling costume IL gray braided
with sontache.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18
VEGATLNE
P t1es the Blood, Reno ales
and invigorates the
Whoe Systam.

ira MEDIC IRA a,eeRrir+ ARR
AiteratiUe, tt-', tTh, 0FC
la.E tiHrn'i'.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18

Confederate money Issued IN 1861 10
eagerly sought after by curiosity"
hunters. Notes issued at Montgomery,
Alabama, of the denominations of 800,
sloO, $500 and 81 900 being the rarest'--
A set OF these notes In good condition
viii sell readily for one hundred dollars
IN gold. Next In value are the notes en-
graved by the "souihcrn Bank Note
Company" In 1901 One of thesc--a
twenty dollar notc--with an engraving
representing female riding a deer is
worth its face y1ue IN gold Some OF
the issues Of 1902 are worth something
but after that year the Issue of Conlede-
rate States money Is scarcely worth pre-
servlng Scoitspiiie Oourisr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-18

Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegctine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetinc
Vegctille
Vegrtinc
N.A.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
DEATHS.

HASNA.-At sytinR Nils Pa August 18th. ls-s. &
oanoer. hrt Helen Hanna aged ~ YEAR,, ruaril,.
ana ~ dHst
xARLEY - September q is-a Je.s,h TY,s,n., ,,t,
eild = James and sasiis 4 IAile, srea / y.st [.
months and Il dAyt
0klfflN--At EtnTrnFioun. September I6 is-a Mr..
heheooA Grim, ~tfs Of JsssIh GIifH aged 20 YEAR
RIHL.- on 'hs kth q September, q, Lock IIAseH,
hr Elizabeth Euhl. ufduw % John Ruhf lafsly
deceased, sEed 81 YEAR,. monihs and aass
fLDgAL-At the Residence of q a Flsrsi IN Ptn.
il~burF. On saturday morning, September e. Iea
hrs Ahn Illegal reiici d the late He,. John Illegal
aged u gesv and u days.
LlIB.-suddeniy at his rosidsDos uu Monday sstas1a
hef lsth 9eha 4. Lisi. IN the 10th yeAr n hs age
Cod sT~is. the Dcathsnrsi came, the strong man
died, and vbsls housshold fell
F. shArr wAs the death 4 Mr. Leb
Eariy married 70 Miss MArFsry Mitchell, he lsame
The father 4 ars ehildreH all surviving h II. ua.
pre-cminsntIy father lis ohndren Gs tender
plants and exceeding precious he watched And tsi
sisut isnp.fihg tho wind their uses and .oenine
the world 10 their touch lie taught the suniish, the
way 10 their hearts he laid the deu drop deep in each
soul, and both IS due seAaon be laid ots 10 Ieovals
best showers
Whiie-soued, Gpi-ctushsd. they lie around him noe
breathing worthy Perfume ssrioken hone's hest
tribuis 10 = dead father.
sipoTHne % the FOOT q The M Lis hhure
self lie vas Christian. Christian asT2sstaaezst
Married bic iife Christian faith hs dyiHF and Chrs
tan hoi~ bright ifradlAtes bis tomb Ike Teasis
all musical rsi ca hts quiet Hps -, "lu g~sus
my strenE'h"-asath voTds faiih-born.
The Church wiIl iose and nss his service and prss-
eBce HE rasaes many kindly once yss =, /. far
better that he depart and lss uith chrisi~
From ali thing. restless herr.
fsss ever 30 thy rest
The rect of Cod
In the community isrgo vili be wanting enc COED
oitissn ~ith his kindly genial nAus oFen band and
heArt, and sure iatzgrtty.
-TIs Fsoa - kso~ ,issi The benign lopa which
grAeea he caaassaAace alive lay Ike holy ssusenir
on bis dead fsos
death has naaaided into calm cauaF,letsFssz
The statue q his iife.~
why. whea needed, such man shsala With
one fsil stroke - eas down God only kBous Earth
canned tell ths sskas eye and ear The hcssx say =
asub, ihs depths say nothing KnoaeA thai Cs.l ls
overhead aaa zeeth 70 the sHd and aoesh all thnrs
vel. MAJ lie minister ~ nspe othss ca q shs
hrokta bssfts. teaching them IN ch sxpefsenes that
srAlsh has sin tn oiiveL
Aud love its galliiee@ s~s
RAY.--At o~AtonnA. Minnesota, a tyfhasa fever en-
Tuesday sveuina September 9th, Jasslh a nax ~sa
81 Rotsst aud hiigalpth Ray, II this place area 4
yvafe 10 neHths ard % days
sINGKR--ea The 81 inst. At Marsh crpsk. Daniel
osarsd, ssa 4 CsaFAa md Margaret Singer. ses.i
yeaf aad msaths.
"hh wsii--a King as, latter elaase.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
MARRIAGES.

hAIhl fseI eI-iAAFTpN.-du the eth Il - 4VtsFaAer
1879, iy Esr. G BAfr 1t barre Varpt iIunttrg'
9ph county, Pa, Ahafev ,. Bafhufst 81 MeE.r.t,t
Pa f.smsftf q Curtin, centrs osuHty. and N i-
Asfy X HAmptau
NALhlh-sNtTH-ctu The hih q September. ~
Bes. :. " Rgssiay M IsaAr g. wslte a na.r
ah9en iiAll, . Aiss Kate smith of Ubion county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

ITEMS j. AND ABouT REBEEsBuEa.-
The Reformed sunday-school picnieed Oh
the 9Th instant.
AT last We arc going 70 have daily
mail from Lock Haven 70 Milhein and
return
Any one whhlng 70 look a, two
pound potato can do 20 By calling st Mr..
Melchior Bicrley's
Mr.. jerome Meyer had the mi.for,une
10 have one Of his anrers broken while
operating cider prcss
We have 1t from q reliable source that
IL. g. ConseF'F family il home.iek for old
Brush valley and are likely 70 return some
time this fall. No more Ksnsas for them
Mr.. J. i. Kreamcr has n Democratic
car Of corn that measures nine and one.
fourth inches in circumference and con-
isins over LOO grains. Who car beat # F.,
-Mrs Elizabeth Ruhl, widow Of the
late DR.. John Il. Ruhl, deceased. died At
Lock Haven on Friday, September ., aged
% yesrf, months and days Her fun
erAl was attended by at leAs, FIVE hundred
Persons. She wAs the victim Of rnAlarial
fever.
Mr.. {. W. Young, who len Us some
time ago and now reside. a; Cedron, Lin
coin county, Kansas, has taken unto him
seli handsome young wife Success 10
Charley ONcE rxA WnIIr
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

The beautiful, bright gcraniums which
are blooming so luxuriantly before tho
residence Of DIR. Thomas II. Hayes are
rarely lovely sight, and cvince tina. who
ever takes care Of them Is person Of taste
In the cultivation Of flowers.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

Our friend, Editor Tuten, has again re-
turned TO tho kindly shadows OF Pcnn's
Woods. lie has been absent for long
time visiting the granite hills Of New
Hampshire, the wonderful bays aud the
cultivated cities Of Massachusetts, and other
scenes Of his former home. Bellefonte
stretches out her arms and bids him ''wel.
come home again.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

A Coon CROP.-Snow Shoe can not only
boast Of being beautiful place in regard TO
location, but the following statement sho=s
that there must be some Of the best land
aud most careful farmers in that vicinity Of
which old Centre county can boast. Mr..
Robert Haines, this year, raised 203 bush
els Of wheat Of excellent quality on only
10 acres Of ground. This seems 10 be an
unusually excellent showing, and We doub,
IL there are many farmers in other sections
Of the county who can beat II.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

Harry Greens cigars are noted far
their pleasant fragrance. They are the
only Kind the girls will permit TO be snok-
ed IN their presence.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

SUDDEN DEATH or Mr.. JOHS u. LIgD.
On Monday night last at about quar-
ter Of twelve o'clock, Mr.. John u.
Lleb, one of the prominent and most re-.
spectcd citizens Of this borough, passed
suddenly away from earth. when the
news Of his death was made known the
following morning II proved startling and
sad information TO all who heard il. He
was apparently An unusually healthy, hale
man, and such an event as his death was
not spprehended by any Of his many
friends For several days previous 70 his
death he had been feeling III, and once
while at his planning mill was seized with
dizziness and had 70 be assisted home. At
four o'clock on Monday afternoon be com
mehced again 10 grow worse and continued
rapidly failing until HE death al the time
above mentioned the same night. He died
oi paralysis Of the heart. He was about
hity-hvs years Of age.
hF Lieb was most exemplary citizen,
and in religious, social and business circle.
was universally respected. He was en-
gagged actively in the lumber business. and
was prominent member Of and trustee
In the NJ. 4. church, Of this place. He
leaves very interesting family-a wife.
ihree soma and two dAughters-to mourn
his loss, his being, We believe, the drs,
death In the hitherto unbroken family
circle
The funeral Of Mr.. Lieb will be held
this morning Al eleven o'clock Further
notice Of HE death will be found among
the death notices.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

CoRHEsroSpxScE, containing important news solicit
Ell rom any part Of the county. No communications
Inserted unless accompanied by the real Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
A Card.

The undersigned will close their places
of business on Thursday, September 18TH,
and on Saturday, September 27th.
s. Il. A. LoEB, }. H. bAuLANp,
JosEPH Bros Il Co., Lyon Co.,
j. NEWMAN, JR., IL. d. GOLDMAN,
J. GUGGESuEIMER u Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
PLEASE ACCEPT ouR CONGRATULATIONS

PLEASE ACCEPT ouR CosaBATuLATIoNs
1t is with great pleasure that we speak
Of the marriage Of Mr.. ], c. Harper, pro.
ihonoiary Of Centre county, TO Miss Laura
Graham, late teacher in our public
schools. The wedding took place on Tues
day evening last at the residence Of the
brides father, Rev. john Hewitt, Rector
Of Episcopal church, officiating. They de-
parted on the evening train for a wedding
tour, and we can most sincerely follow
them with our earnest congratulations
OF course, they will include the State fair
in their trip.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

On Sunday next, the 2lst snsiant
tbs days, which have been steadily decreas-
Ing in length, viii have dwindled down 10
be equal with tho nights. For long time
II seems ns though struggle has prevailed
between summer and fall--the latter gain
Ing most Of the victories this scason--ns io
which shall gain the supremacy, and the
day which marks the equal length of light
and darkness seems also ~ herald the final
victory of fall. The day begins 10 yield
itself up 10 approaching darkness, heat and
light hastily retreat, and tho earth prepares
itself 10 be bound in the icy clasp of winter.
Humanity is forced TO provide artificial
light, and ceasing 20 perspirc begins 70
shivcr. Stoves are brought forth from
hiding places and made TO blush rosy red
with glowing flame. Closets and ward
robes yield up their dark, heavy, woollcn
contents 10 be piled upon the sons Of men
TO keep them from the cold But all these
efforts nre fruitlcss. The cold, icy Gngcrs
Of winter penetrate every crack and cram
ny, and after few months Of effort King
Winter triumphantly throws over the
earth HE mantle Of white, and lighting his
path with the pale, white, cold moon,
strides forth some December night per-
feet victor
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

STATE CONVENTION or YouSG MEy's
CHRISTIAN AssocIATtoN.-Thc twelfth
annual convention of the Young Mcu's
Christian hssociaiion will be held al Erie,
October ., commencing at 81 T.. NJ, aud
continuing over Sabbath, the 18th. Sub
jccu will be cons1lcred embracing the
spiritual, social, literary and financial
phases Of Association work In cities, towns
aud country place., and among young men
boys, railroad men, commercial travellers
students and German Entertainment
will be provided for all delegate. Plnces
having no Association can secure rcprcscu.
iaton by addressing the State Secretary.
). a. TAgsArt, at Piiisburg. Orders for
cHcur-ion tickets can ba secured by nd
dressing tho following persons, stating tho
number and names 81 your delegate. and
roads over which they travel. For order.
over Ih" Pennsylvania railroad and branch.
-, Philadelphia and Eric and Northern
Central, addrcss Thoma. MAr,hall, Young
Mons Christian Association, Fif,ccu,h nod
ChosuUt stFeour PhilaIelpbia over Pitt.
burg and Eric and Allegheny Valley, T.
4. orr, Young Mons Christian Atspcia.
iion, Pi,rhurg Con. Jamcs a. Beaver.
of this place, !. Chairman of the State Ia.
ccgiiyc Committee
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

--S. & A. Loeb are In the Eastern cities
purchasing their fall goods. They will cx-
hibit one Of the largest and best assorted
stocks ever brought 10 this county. Re-
member, they deal In everything.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

ED's nENocRAT-Dear S,rs II noiitc
in tho Watrbmau that Mcssrs. Reese and
Bayhrd, of your town, have been raising
some tall cucumbcrs. Bcllcfonte will have
to "uy again" II it intends 70 keep ahead
of our little borough with thirteen inch
cucumbcrs. Mr.. Il. V. ShaGer, our popu-
Jar hoieiis;, has vine in his garden, on
which are several specimens Of tho colicy
fruit that are simply enormous. During a
recent call al Mr.. ShatFcr's the writer ar
piled the yard stick to the three largest,
and they measured respectively thirty.flres,
forty and foyty.oae inches. Three 70 one
beats en- pretty bad, don't IT, Ofcourse
they are Democratic cucumbcrs. Friend
Shaiier couldn't raise any other sort
Howard, Sept Is, 1879. ID.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

CoSyENTioy NorEs.- Hi Honor. Judge
franck, hcadc4 the Miles township dele.
Eaics
-rrcsidcn, Munson presided with Abili.
iiy, dignity and impAr,iAliiy
--Rn'h township ~as well represented
by 'hosc active workers in the party, John
Donlan aud Hugh VI Cam
john Eoifsnydor makes m excellent
reading clerk. lIc would grace the read
ing dcsk tn the Iiousc of Representative.
The convention vas made up Of an
unusually large proportion Of young men.
Righ, the boys mus; learn how TO do
thinga.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-31

from the front door? I left Matilda's dun
geOn cell unlocked and left the front door
alar. | went to the foot OF the stairs and
snored at the top of my voice 80 ~ TO give
you every facility" "Do you mean to say,
venerable and respected sir, said his newly
made son-in-Iaw that you have had no OBJ
jectiOns to my paying my addresses to your
daughter, ssNever the least in the world
replied the old man, beaming blandly on
them; ayou are the son-ln-law should have
picked dit of millions, If l had been permit
ted to choose, and even had ! not been satis-
fled 81 your worth and sobriety, could not
have found 1t in my heart to refuse to 90 what
Matilda desired me to do"
| ssThen Sir" exclaimed the young husband,
thinking that perhaps he bad married into q
family having the hereditary faint Of insanity
i'm the blood "then, sir" what did you give
lie The grand bounce for In such an energetic
and Inconsistent manner r. Because, my
dear boy" said the good Old man, IT saw that
If ] did You would instnntaneOnsly take out a
license and eope with the girl and get mar
ried ut an expense OF $6 30, borne exclusively
by you, whereas II the marriage took place in
the ordinary course Of events / would have
been stuck for a trousseau, and dresses, and
flowers, and dcjenner. and presents and 50
On to the extent OF at least S250O You will
find $1,000 in this pocketbook for expenses
during your bridal trip; the remaining $500
am in and they are but the legitimate re-
ward OF my ingenuity. You will surely not
object to paying such price for four months
more Of welded bliss than you would have
otherwise enjoyed, and for the chance Of be-
ginning your married life In o romantic man
ner." They couldn't Of course.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-31
A sum.ne or Idyl.
my. Star,l=S.

lN. =. 0LhI.1
from head to foot. He wore eyeglasses and
had curly hair. BY gazing upon him you
could almost tell the exact number Of sonnets
contained in his pocket. He had on q blue
flannel suit and pleasant smile She was va q
country maiden practical and innocent. They
walked down fragrant meadow and paused
beneath spreading oak. He was the first to
break the silence:
isn't this lovely N
20, amt it'll" she replied.
eyes" he went on, as he planted his chin In
one hand and contemplated the vista OF sky
land, "this Is SIMPLY divine To sit here and
breathe the soft cool, summer wind, fraught
with the charming fragrance of violet and
rose Is just enhancing"
She said nothing.
'Isn't that majestic mountain over there,
towering into the fleecy clouds? Isn't that q
lovely little brook pattering IN baby sylla-
bies over the Innocent little pebblesg
"kinder," she responded.
Eyes, !" he went on, as he planted his chin ~
the other hand for change, summer Is the
heaven OF the year. just look at those happy
birds darting through the air from tree to
bursts OF song. Wouldn't you like to be q
bird. pet?'
I'D rather be girl and eat Ice cream she
replied, with a twinkle OF Arcadian simplicity
In her merry hazel eye.
This seemed to rufde the poet considerably,
but he managed to regain his mental equii-
brium sufficiently to 20 on.
"Behold those golden winged butterflies
don't they fly languidly, as though thell
lives are but one smooth period Of bliss and
uninterrupted hapness?'
eyes" she responded, "and they flap their
wings like doormats, don't they2"
After tenn minutes Of silence Of the most
profound description he ventured to speak
again.
"And there 60 the merry bees In golden
fiotillas, coquetting with the breeze-swayed
flowers"
She kept still.
But soon all these pretty things will van,
| ish like lovers dream. The flowers will
fade, the leaves will fall, the birds will mi.
CRATE, and the emerald tapestry of the lea will
become the couch Of the snowflake. The lilies
will vanish from the lake, and the sunset will
glimmer on the barren limb and melt the
snow in the empty nest"
He paused for breath, and she whispered
"And then we'll have to indulge in buck.
wheat cakes and heavy underclothes, won't
WEI"
He couldn't go any further with his re
marks. so they got up and wandered away.