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zpRAvY zAHRANIcNE

y Aigbanistanu osnamujc 40
dalsi pokrok armhdy angliok6.
Pos6st, 10 by Jakub chan byl nj.
sledoval otce sv6ho "a hranicc,
40 nopotyrdila, IA TO SO opstoya.
n6 tyrdf, 10 xanaii SO myilcnkou,
AngliSandm 80 podrobit. V
hlavnim msats, kRbulu, panuje
bezvladi. Sir Ali byl pry poSvan
cd ruskeho gen. Kaufmaua do
Taskendu.
Nova konotna smlouva rusko-
turccka sobvhlena byla jlz dlo
zprav z Caflhradu, cd porty dpl.
ne, cd Ruska pax vSjimkou
6lanku druh6bo, tykajiciho nc rus,
koho dohledu mad plnenim smlou.
Wy berlinsk6, kteryz wat byl v
dalsi dvaau.
komisc pro Vyehodnf Rumeii
usnesla SO ma planu, die nsboz
6otnictvo pro dzemi to ma miti
za velitele a radoe Ftancouzo.
v Rumolii ndalo 80 vcIk6 no.
stssti sobotu tyden. Ma teco
Arde sbofil 30 most zelezni6nf \
osobnim vlakcn. Jcdcn rus~} 10.
neral, nekolik dGstojnik6 u 200
vojin6 nalezli hrob vc ylnach.
Smlouva rakouskc-turccka bu.
do prY jz brzku podepsana.
Die smlouvy To budc NIT Rakou.
sko dplnou vtli v Bosne a Her.
cegovin6 pouze Noyy Bazaar
obsaEen bndo spolocne.
yidcnsks Tagbiatt pfinasi otisk
petieo, kterou venkovsk6 komo,
ry ladaji cara xa udslcni pray
konstitncnicb, uvadsjfcc, 10 ny
nejsfm obmezcnem postavoni nc.
nj jim mozno poskytnouti 2ada.
nou cd vlady pomoc prot nihllls.
tHm.
Nor cuff y rusk6m kraIi minu,
10 zminsn6m neustale Il sice stras.
nSm zpisobom. Vo vesnioi vo.
tianka udalo 80 do 9. lednn 292
pffpadG, kterych 2I6 bylo smr
tcln5ch.
Dne 10. I. m, udhlo SO zeleznic.
nj nest9sti na Varsavska drAze v
Ruaku, 80 mil cd Petrohradu.
Dvaoet osob bylo sabito a 80 po
raneno.
Dva ncStssti na mofi udaly 30
dne 10. {. m. blizo bFoh6 anglio.
kSch. Americka lod T. M. Reed,
10 San Francisco do Liverpooln,
vraens byla na bfeh billie Shiny
Head u roxkotala so. TIL lodnici
utonuli. Italska barka Lnigi
olivari, Philadelphia do SiIoth,
rozkotala so blizo Whiteheavcn.
Osm 2 lodnikd vriono na bFeh u
osud ostatnfch Jest ncznams.
Hrozne nostssti udalo SO y ddo.
II Rhondda Y Anglicku v uhlo.
dolu Dinas. yybuohly "a plyny
u sasypaly saohlu. v dolu males
zslo so ma 90 dslnik6, 3 kterYoh
nebylo lac iadntmu pomooi, an
ncjen DAFT, nybrt saohty jsou
zasypany.
ve Franoii TO opst vic. W.
stfodni repu5likan6 nejsoa spo>
kojeni ministerstyom a hroEi
mn nednvsrou, tims by toto nu.
como bylo odstoapili.
Do Konce minalaho roku rof.
pustsno bylo Y Nsmeoko ma I'd.
klads xakona proti socialiatdm
lse spolka. xapovsrcno bs easo.
pisa a 2io spIsd a 10 Eems vypo.
! vSxsno 62 osob.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-22

y Rima 80 oxnamulc, ie papoz
ma nesnAsc Jesuiiy. Tito chit
optt vc sprdva oirkvo vtsti prvni
sloyo, cemui papel ptipustiti no.
chcc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-22
Kalendare Koleda

jsou ili vleehny rosobrkny md.
icme pourc jia jon kalendAfom
"Amcrikkn poslouiiti. Haste 80
brsy, dokud tsto sAsoba vyasr.
pkns nenf.
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Rocniky Libuse

ii a Ill jsoa jis dplns rosebr6ny
lao nam proto pouso posIouiiti
stonaIhm naaim nsktcrSmi os.
tatnioh rbSvajioioh.
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80 centn "a rocnik.

80 centu "a rocnik.
Mkmc lctoa mnohcm hojnSjsi
vybar, tot1 8 ro'nikh, naslodu
jicim obsahem
Rotnik L: Dgk MArKr. Ro.
man cd zofe Svarcoys. 2 Oily.
-- VYsIKAJioi zEaY srao KRun
RoprsY. Od Il. simhtkove. - Ro.
DIM, JEJi srAR0sTl A RAposrI. Od
Bodfisky Brcmcroy6. 2 dily. ~
JOHANNA RosMirALA, MASaELKA
Jihino q poDkBnAD. Cd v. Luz
zicka. Celkem 6 svazkG. obsahu.
jicich 1894 stran.
Rocnik ": TEs pRAys. Ro.
man cd NJ. Zofe Syarco v6 dis
- SgJuTsKf nocu. Roman I'd
Emile Flygard Karl6nov6. 2
diIy.--Cclkem s svaEkd, obsahu
fetch l0iI stran.
R0cnik Y. JANE Eyre, sRo
TEX LowoopsKf. 4 dily. SLgcnET.
NJ 1rvoT. 2 diIy.--Celkem 6 syaz.
k6, obsabujiolch 1906 stran.
Rotnik vi: HRoBovE rAJEM.
svi. Roman 2 anglick6ho od
Wilkic Collins. 3 dily. - EMAs.
crpAovi nonEcgA. komin 10 svdd.
sKaho. Cd Marie Zofo Svarcoyt.
2 dily. - CeIkcm 5 svazkb, OBJ
sahuiicich 79s stran.
R0enik VII: VkSEc vArhiNo.
w, roman cd vaclava VlGka. q
svaxkd, coIkem 976 stran.
WHO'D, jakych poskytujc cd.
beratelhm SWIM "Pokrok Zapas
du', neposkytuje zadnS tesky
list; za none nezskoro vscchny
jin6 listy seske, obdrai pfcdplati.
tel6 tasopls po cclS rok u k tomu
kalendaf, IN ktort by jindmu Ia
sopisu 40 neb so centh zaplatlti
mnsili. 2a SO 90 obdrzi pFedpla.
titeIt tasoplr po cely rok, kalon.
daf Q az 3 svaEk1, mAjieieb 1900
az 400 slran, poutavych romdnu.
s4- Neopomohto pousi,i toto
pfiIezitosti.
Sny- Upozornete sye souacdy
na vyhody, jake "Pokrok Zdpas
du" poskytuje.
sa- scttcte casy jsou zld a
dolar 80 tsaoc vydsla. Pfcdpla.
cenim 20 ma "Pokrok Zapadun
usetfito ponsz. IN monA v$lohu
obdrsitc vice ttcni, Dcs u ktcr6
hokoliv jinabo listu.
sD~ Opakujeme, 10 tyto who.
dy poskytujome pouze pfedpla
titelnm. Jon ton kdo 80 Pred.
plati "a do konce roku 1870 obdr
III kaloDdhf xdarma. Jon ton
kdo so pfodplati "a do konce ro.
ku 1879 obdrti roenik "Libuse"
Ga 30 oenth.
sa- Haste so bray, pakli 81
chcote yybrat. zasoby so mcnsi
a kdyf budou rozebrand, nebudc
mo Y s.avu pfodplatitclhm po.
slousiti. Nabiximo premie tyto
Jon TAX dlouho, doAud xksoba
stati . pakli 10 SO ma naktor6 ne>
dostane, nobudc to vinon naM.
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Obcansky kalendaf

ncmAme Jii ladny mdieme pro.
TO pAnbm pfedplatiteldm poslou.
aIti pouzc dvsma druby, Koledou
a Amorlkknem.
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PIsEMIE.

NsiIm pfsfIplalissIsm peskyla
Jsme lsias apAi pfsmia . sltoi
yiem hisli - ~ eely piisli
rot, n do I. lsdas 1850, pisdpia
", saslsms
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rdarma
X al en- d 4 +.
American

dfpb5 % f1fnIk kaleudhlo vydaI
nsbo Cd ?. Aag Gsrhgera ' Chi
saRo.
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Ii B U Il.

Ably j'me ilenAfam nasim po
skyllI pfilaiitosti saopaiiiu Al
lchec loynt EaIimav9oh knsh
ask foh, ob.adaali Iamo Iotos optt
xAaobu knlh "llibuEi" yydhva,
n5ob, ktefs pFsdpiatitoIhm, kite,
n 80 M cclf pilitI rok pTodplati,
posky,neme "a cenu Ievnou,pouEc
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-20
NO, 33.

!. rinsfte Grresuns anmerft, unb iein Geii6
G Srldt weber 8eipunoeruns nod 8eseifterIne
| aus. Gr ibt rubis meiter, iudbrenb er ipri6i
I nno aIs er seea6et, bittet er frau 2onsrportt
/ nnt cine 3peite Guflase @rbien. 9ieIe Ia6t,
aIs fie ibm ben TelIer suriidrei9t.
] sBiit on in fie perliebt, 2aurences SD
: babe Did bod nod nie 70 entbufaitif1 iiber
Semano reoen boren."
|: bo9." ~"
Gr erbebt feline Gusen pon ben grbien uno
bettet ne erft atif 1te, oann auf ibre To1ter.
S9 erlilnere mid, bab es cine 3eit gab, ba
th Sic NIT meinen &bapipbien IangweiIte,
liie 1T uoriiber. Gin Wann Der einen taaz
| li6en unb tu0dentIi6en ,gbonir" beraussibt,
| bat fir iol6e Dinse feline 3eit."
/ sSle fonnten ni9ts 8eiIeres tbun, 2ongs
tportb, benlerft 8efpitb, ,ieoes Der Wa6.
DEN befommt anbertbaI6 Diiaionen. rnb
penn iie rpirfli6 cine iolde G96nbett if, =
es mare ein eintrdeli9eres @efddft ais ber
] aybonir." Gin Wlann wie Sic 1T es Der
tSeleli9aft iduIois gu beiratben unb einen
3ansftanb gu grinSen."
nllno iia inter ben 9antoffeI su beseben,"
rntrmelt O'SuLtuar in Ietner Gde.
DSeoer Wtann BON breiBi9ilt es ieinem 2anoe
l9ulot9," fdbrt Der Spre9er fort, Der ielbit
Dent8ttens 3ebn Sabre dlter unb erft felt spei
Alinnoten nerbeiratbat 1T
sGln uno orsibig ltilb etit .bbufbbs e:eE,uibers
Der Necatteur tn na9ldiiisem Ion.
yGs 1T merfpirbig," iaet O'SulIipan irls
mer nod Ieiie, ,tparun Die Mdnner, rpenn
fte lt1 pon ben 98eibern baben fansen IaiIen,
immer nod anoere in Die S9linse sieben
po1en."
nylit spei unb breiBis foate ieSer Mann
Gbemann iein, iagt Yautls."
nS4 bite unl GntiduIOisuns, gauIus iast
Ridts Der Art."
rgr iast, is0sr gii6Of mafie cine Srau
r9onspOrtb 1T fein gildof" fdut Sranf
etn, yaliO finost Der epru6 ieine anpenbs
ung."
yl1nb Sic, Der Sic Bel Der alten 70 bod anz
seidrieben fino, bdtten aemib lei9tesSpieI."
nNennsn Sic Sraa 8inbior tli9t bic 9lte,
Sedfptth ite bat Sas nt6t germ; unb i'd aud
ni1t."
lno 8edmitb, bar6 ale bieIe llnterbre6s
unsen enttnutbist fdbrt nit Glen fort.
rllnb mann lit Die @eielI6aft? Mor9en
Abeno?F frd9t Sranf, ,,uro fpie pieIe BON
gu9 baben ginleonne@
Niemanb iuie es ideint, auber Mes. 2ones
north iiiib Dirs. SbeIeon.
PerionIi6 nta6t iib Srau Minoior weber
aus Der elfert nod aus Der dnoern piel, aber
iie ilnb 2ongmortbs @eripanete, oaber uurben
fie etn9eIaoen. Die 3oisdnser 8eboren ni6t
gu 6rau 98inbIor's Girfel. 2onsportb aIs
oer Raoame Sausfrennb, bebarf feiner beion>
oeren GinIabuns.
nS9 panf6te, i'd bate cine 8arte, iast
Tranf fId8li9. ,Sriiber rpur6e id bort
eingelaoen; Oh Iie mobl fpeiB-"
sJ4 oenfe, id fanns mogen, Did ntitSus
i,ebmen, Sranf," iast 2onsmortb, als man
pom Iii6 emftebt, obsleid es eisentli6 sraus
lam III, Dein Ieibt uerpnnobares 0ers benz
8auber BON SrdaIein Nlarie's &eisen aus3ua
iesen. 4ber ueriprid mir, ben erften 9lbeno
Deinen GefaN ettpas GinbaIt 5u tbun, um
nreinetipiaen, ni6t pabr?"
GSortIebung fpIat.)
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Z. &apitel.
2ars. ssinofor 81 Sa,tfe.

Ser Sebn nbr S5uellsus am nd9ften
Wscrsen sdbIt aud 9errn 2aarenee 2onss
NORTH uno feline iunsen Dameu sa ieinen
paIIasieren. Die idone Dsarie fist an eis
nem SSenfter, Eeine neben ibr. Die fdone
Strede swii9en Nem Oorf uno Boiton febt
an bteiem Walmorsen nod idoner aus nno
9teine's buntle Augen, bic iib an BEN emf,
een @inerIei bes Oceans miioe seidaut ba.
ben, bIiden iebt nit finpIider Sreube auf Die
rpe9ielnSe @eseno. ,s
20 ErauIein Wlarie 9anoeqe itebt aud bin,
aber fie bat aud nod 8life for ibre 8eiies
oefdbrten uno bic iIuIirirten 8eit,nsen, iie
bat nod 3eit, iib nit DtOniieur gu ,lnters
balten. NonFeur fibt gegenttber. Die ions
neubei9ienene 2anoIbaft III fur ibn etuas
9lLtes. CT lest itb 3urad unb beobadtet 10
unperrpanbt, als itd NIT ben, Stlten Ion per-
einbaren Idbt bas idone 8Iumenseii6t ibm
oeaenGber. Gs lit ein @eidt, auf bas man
INNER nit gersnasen bIidt; Die iusenbli6e
SSrilhe, bic 8ollfommenbeit Der 3l9e nnb
Der Sdrbuns ideineu inmer neu, rpte oft man
aud binfiebt. Die mei(ten id6nen 8eii6ter
baben einen, wenn aud nod 10 fleinen 5ebs
Ter; Gongportb, Elm Siemli9 itreneer 2rttlfer; !;
fam bier feinen entoeden. Wian6er por'
fibersebenbe Mann bdIt einen Musenblid,
pon ibrer Sdonbeit betroffen, inne uno i9dut
nad ibr. g8enn fie es ben,erft, 70 Idbt ile
nidts bapon ieben, - rpenn fe blino mare,
iie fonnte duberlid ridt sleidshltiser iein.
Gs 5deint Serrn 2on9mortb, aIs ndbme iie ieis
ne SuIbisuns aut pie Semano, Der 10 oaran
sepobnt iif, baB er es gar ni6t mebr bes
merit.
2ongwortb finbet, bab lie gut ipri9t, nit
fainter etlpas lonsiamer Stimn,er, unc oab
fie gut subort. g8te es ideint, bat iie bets
nabe ibr saa3es 2.ben in 2onoon 3usebrabt,
mar ieoo6 aud offers in Baris, BeriailleS
unb 8ouen. IuBerbaIb 6ranfreid 1T iie ME
seueien, bod 3eine mar am 8bein, in Iprol,
ia Ioear Elm NiaI ndbrenb Der Gbarpode in
Nom nit Der Tante, Die fie er3osen. GlS
2ongportb bies bort, blidt er nadb Der alei=
men NIT benz bhitern Gefidt unb ben bnnfIen,
m.Ian6oIiiden Nusen.
yllnb trot alIer bieier Neiien lberldbt
uns Rabemoiieae, Die 3oIten Der nnterbaIts
une su trasen. Ooer bait iie es fur gu tris
pial, mit3ureoens Barum 10 itil, Wsaos'
noileqe?"g
rReine idwilst in pier uerl9ieoenen Spra'
dem" iast Warie, inbent iie ibre S9weitei
Iiebfoien6 berubrt. ySie bat srobes Spra6'
talent uno ilt iebr muiifaIii9, la Petite, fl
fipri6t ens!iid, fransoiiid, Iief beuti9 uni
iinst itoIieniid."
,,rlnb bennod bat ie iid nidt berabse
IalIen, felt brei ODER pier Stunben aud nul
cine 8emerfuns in irsenb elmer Sprade 81
maden?" r
Sic unb Warie brinsen es 70 gut fertis
bab i6 ni6t unterbreden pollte. 3uoen
badte id au9 nod lber ettpas nad."
Fl RatiirliA. @enn man bieie Gebanfcr
leien fonnte."
go ,pnrben iie nidt bas serinste Snte
reGe fur Sic baben, Roniteur."
Noniieur 1T beiien nidt 10 fi3er, aber e
iast Mdts. ".1a -.nas
sSbre Stirn iiebt bonad aus, aIs Oh f
nebr benfe, als rebe, uno iie ielber mad
ben Ginbrud elmer iunsen Dume, oeren Sc
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(5Ortiesuns fDlst.)
Gin netter 0nar[.

: j l+.4 T.
8em iino ois liebliben Wtelo6ieen aus
Carl Wtsria .. Weber's Jreiidhs ni9t bes
tannt Sinh lie bod 10 ms golf seorrnSen,
oaB roobl leoe nan,bafte Babne, rpeni9iterts
einntaI i'm 8lnter, bieie berrli6e Competition
3ar anffabruns brinst Sober Tact bieies
uaiterbli6er yieilterwerfeS TT gum Ser5en
jpre4enp unb bleibt benz Snborer oauerno IN
Der Grinnerun9. Senn rper bdtte nidt f9on
aaf slnsnt einiamen Spasier9anse, umgeben
BON Der frii6en, bllbenoen gtatur, slei3 benz
Sa9er Wtar selnneen
sDnr9 Die gSdloer, bnr9 bic Auer itreif
t9 lel9ten Stnn's oabtn
Wel9e 9lidIi9e Braut, Die 5lir 8ereiniz
sun9 nit benz @eltebten gum 4ltare i9reitet,
oentt nl4t unwslflrli9, iuenn fte ben brdlts
ll9en S9mud anIe9t:
gSlr winoen Dir ben Sun9fernfran3 NIT
pell9enblauer Setoe g
80 ieBen mir oenn poraus, Dap es ntlr
Hen'se 9lebt, Die pom Der 9anoluns Der Sper
niat untsrri5tet Fno.
Sas AUDITORIUM oes BURGER Staottbea=
ters mar bis auf ben Iesten Ylab 9efaut.-
Aae lauidten geipannt auf ben Vortra9 oes
UtaI, Der ieine 9roBe Arte lang. 9iat Der
Beeno.anns Oerielben eri9sesnt Saspar al'f
Der Sabnt lno es entlp.nnt 1t9 e11e
Scene, rpotin Wtag fetnen. &ameraoen iein
Serselsso aber iesn Deltanot9es 6eDlerl a'If Der
Sa9o flaSt. %.
n9Senn ID, mor8en oe!m Arooel9nl1e
abermals MOT treffe. la9t 1taT nut e1nem
tiefen Seuf3er, nlo TT es metn 1oo !"
p@s bat DIr Senano etlen gSaiomann
Sefest ben mlBt SI lolen. NeIBt On,
rpas Srettn9eln itno :" fra9t Easpar NIT
etneri1 lauernoen SIsde out Den 9efaprtei1.
sS9 babe oapon reoea boren; ood oas TT
sottlos !" ueriest Ytar.
| palbernbe't, -rpen1 pc ntr eelten !! rnf
&aspar, inoen' len nnbetfllt1 len9tenoes
au9e ben Bolsn 9etpdbrt tuiro, Der 1s1 b.nter
oem nddlten @ebtid)e perbor9en bat. v9ut.
SanteL!" tilltert er otelem 5ii, uno Damn 1t1
wieoer nab oern 5a9batten Dtar wenoeno,
reoet er benz gesteren pertrault9 au: yrs
muntere DID, Srenno, n1o tame Ntutb, t9
nil Str belfen !"
I'D, mir tann feln Utenl1 belten J" fo9nt
Wear.
gAber pteaet9t Der 1eufel /" murmelt
Gaspar mt tadn3er Srenoe 3mt9en Den
8dbnen. sNtmn. etnrnal metne Su91e. =
Slebf Ou ben Aolsr bort IN Der SuftE S3'eB
5uE
Rap mt9 tn Gn1e mt 0etnen PollerL
periest Diag dr9srli9; ai3 BIN nt9t IN Der
Stlmnlun9, lte an3u9oren ln9e Str elnen
anoeren Starren so weIt trd9t aberDaiipt
fetne Su8el!"
nS9ieB gu" riitt Saspar; :,
Setanntl,q tr'lIt ulae pen Msaoo98el, mel1
2aspar's Bubble NIT e!ner SreItuses .9eIaoent
TT, be, pom Solen gefett, nIenals tbr Ssel
perfehlt. Der Aoler u'uB oen'na9 nab Dem
S9uile 5u Dooen faaen: ueoer een 9aupts
Seene. Ssr aus9eFop1ie So8el tf Smll0etI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-12

grandsous Of Madame Bonaparte are tho
only scions whose Bonnpartc blood is un-
questionable
In his viii Madame Boundaries father
made but small provisions for her, though
be left her some houses and cellar full
Of wine, along with the reproof that her
folly and misconduct had cost him much
money. On the birth of her child Jerome
had sent her 1000 guineas, and after his
second marriage offered her principality
and $4,000 year, which she declined,
as though Westphalia might be eonsid-
erabic kingdom, it was not large enough to
hold two queens" From Napoleon she
received $4,000 cash aud annuity Of
$4,000 which was paid till the Emperor
abdieated. Jerome was stung at her accept
anee of money from his brother, but she
retorted that she preferred shelter under
the wing Of the eagle to shelter under the
wing Of the goose She bore singular
resemblance to Napoleon, which was fire.
quently remarked on in Paris. Lady Nor
gan wrote Of her with her airy man.
ner, beauty and wit, she would have made
an excellent princess, American as she was
One wonders that Napoleon could have
been blind to her capabilities-he Who's
motto was, The tools to him who can use
them. " Talleyrand said Of her, "If sh'
were queen with what grace would she
reign" Gortschakoff, then a diplomati,
debutanf, said that had she been "near th,
throne the allies would have found it ever
more difficult to dispose of Napoleon.
Crillon remarked neatly :-"Shc charm
with her eyes while she Stays with hel
tongue" A shrewd Baltimore banke
said Of her that he knew "no man NOR
capable Of creating legitimately with 81
small capital the large fortune she o
massed" In lS49 Nine. Bonaparte com
planned that having been cheated out o
her inheritance from her 'late rich and III
just father" she had only $4,000 a year
"The Emperor hurled me back on what
most hated on earth-my Baltimore oil
} scurity. have ever been an imperii
Bonapartist quaRd meme, and am enchan
ed that the prestige or the name has cleo
ed Ito the presidency of the second repul
, lic) prince who has my most ardel
wishes for an empire
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guessed all about it, and | eau never thank
her enough for forbearing to worry me
with questions as to what / had come for
She came back in few moments with
a glass Of wine which she made me drink
of, saying she would send him to me at
once if took it. / complied, and she
went for him; in another minute / heard
his step outside the door, and then he
came in.
"Nelly, my loye--my darling what is
it he cried as | rushed into his out
stretched arms, and hid my face in his
breast, sobbing bitterly For some mo-
ments could not speak; at last recover
ed myself enough to sob out;
"0h Andrew, my love my dear love,
can you ever forgive me? came to ask
you, and tell you can't live without you.
| would have sad more, but his kisses
stopped my mouth, and when at length he
let mo go there were other tears upon my
cheeks besides my own.
That was the happiest hour of my life,
in spite of my tears; aud before my moth
er.in-law Joined us, which she directly
avoided doing until dinner time, I had
poured out all had to tell into my hus-
bands ears, and had learned from him
that he had left me to try what effect his
absence would have on me; for he had felt
for some time that my pride was the great
est barrier he had TO win my love.
He had judged right He was too gen
erous to tell me how much he had suffered
from my Indifference, but | knew it must
have grieved him terribly. He is differ.
ent man now, he looks so happy, and |
know he would not change places with any
one on earth. We went back to the rec.
tory the next day, but we could not pur.
suadc Mrs. Cartwright to come with US;
she said we were best alone, and | think
she was right.
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How on at the touch of deaths cruel hand,
A bright joyous life is chilled in It's bloom:
How often some iaco, all radiant with hope
Resigns It's sweet light in the depths of tomb.
The shadows that hover so dense DER us here,
In falling Oft darken the days brightest hours,
And the sepulcher's gloom firmly holds In It's grasp
What earth has late known as her freshest young
Aowen.
'Tis with sorrow we yield thus our loved ones 10
death,
And weep as each confined form seeks its low bed;
For the tears that drop Ger them OF fall On the bier
ofa sehool-rnate or friend fondly cherished though
dead.
The strong chain of friendship that bindslie tof,
Loses sometimes a link from its golden extent,
And strengthless Its severed form lies at our feet,
While mem'ry recalls the deep loss we lament.
As weeping we bow to the stroke that Is given,
We remember the loved ones W no fell meath th,
blow
And forgetting all JaHs we but think ofthc snisit
That frightened their lives and ours here below.
Stricken mothenmay weep for lives that have fed
Forthe handsofafectlon that soothed them in pain
Fond brothers may feel as they weep DER the dead
Thata siatFs love never will greet them again.
The shadows have decpcncd DER the homes the!
once filled
with the light Of their smiles and the ring Of thci
miTth,
Yet their mem'ry dies not. for they live In tn
hearts
That reIoiced in their lives and their presence ol
Garth.
Tho sorrows deep gloom may rest on the hearts
ofmothen and brothers, and friends sadly weeping
The bright sun of hope gilds the darkness beyond
The hope that tourte will bring Joy in the reapinl
Lot us learn that each death but unfetters life
From the grasp OF body long tortured with pair
While hope brings to view the bliss Of a realm
Where death will neer darken our household again
Htstcrn Mdrylaad Oaege
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How Thimbles are Made.


The manufacture Of thimbles 4 very
simple, but singularly interesting. Coin
silver is mostly used, and is obtained by
purchasing coin dollars, Hence il hap
pens that the profits Of the business arc
affected instantaneously by all variations
10 tho nations gFeenback promise to pay.
Tho first operation strikes novice as al
most wicked, for it is nothing else than
putting lot Of bright silver dollars, ifesh
from the mint, into dirty crucihles, and
melting them up into solid ingots. These
are rolled into the required thickness, and
cut by stamp into circular pieces Of the
required size. A solid metal bar Of the
size of the inside Of the intended thimblc.
moved by powerful machinery up and
down in bottomless mould Of the out
side Of the thimble bends, the circular
disks into the thimble shape as fast as they
can be placed under the descending bar.
Once in shape, the work Of brightenine
polishing and decorating is done upon
lathe. First, the blank form is it,
ted with a rapidly revolving rod. A
shght touch with a sharp chiscl takes
thin shaving from the end, another does
the same on the side, aud tho third rounds
of the rim, A reund steel rod, dipped 10
oil, and pressed upon tho surface, gives Ii
a lustrous polish, Then little revolving
steel wheel, whose edge is raised orna
ment, held against the revolving blank.
prints that ornament, just outside the rim.
A second wheel prints different orna-
ment around the centre, while third
wheel, with sharp points, makes the 10.
dentations on the lower half and end Of
the thimhle. The inside is frightened
aud polished 10 similar way, the thimble
being held on revolving mold. All that
remains to be done is to boil the complet-
ed thimbles in soapsuds, to remove the oil,
brush them up, and pack them for tse
trade.
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The Electric LIGHT.

EDIsoN's APPARATUS ALL READY
A correspondent of the New York E,wa-
ing Post writes as follows :-aIn converse
tion with an eminent scientific gentleman.
who is an intimate personal friend Of the
inventor Edison, / learned a number oe
interesting facts bearing on the future ofthe
much discussed electric light MY iufor.
mant, who has just returned from visit
10 Menlo Park, assured me that tho light
was entirely ready for inlroduclion into
general use, aud that the company was
simply waiting for the European patents
which the English solicitors have lust al,
egsaphed them will not be ready under
twenty days. The apparatus Is standing
complete In Edison's workshop, and an,
assured gives . soft, beautiful light of tie
same strength as gas. The question o.
relative expense is, Of course, yet some.
what speculative one, but he liehest
estimate makes tho cost onc-half thst a.
gas. In answer 10 my inanirv how ihjs
revolution would affect gas stocks, ms ii.
formant thought that, while gas must uI.i-
mately 90 out Of uso, the enormous exist.
ing plant 0f gas and The great ihtes4At
involved would for long time contest sbs
claims Of The new light 10 popular favor.
he thought the gas plant could not he
used 70 apy considerable extent ii d;ss<;b.
utlng tho electric light, bnt that tIsis work
must be practically done de noro. ia X
would cost as much % adapt lie rs ni5c.
and jets to electricity Is Is snfnix uaE Sn