, 1880-01-26

them have no yoke At all, the chains by
which they draw being fastened directly 10
their horns Others have q board corre-
ssf sn fhsr & Ss esd 's sa nnis is Isl L Is e9
horns.
+ ANOTHER rEAaASr,-
one Of tho hantls at tho "l,i!tereutn In tho
next towt., Me Is n iine-looklnK man, t9ll
S ife"s asss W.T. aa na2R pfnss e ss q Il Il
III y slnglc,, r he tells 1e and "doesn't #
tnny paraphtnse hts Gernan). Without y
asS aSy f III 'st sar9 Ss sef it, s vstx sxesy sSfSs @
on the further side Of 10 at least, md has
spent his life here in the yillnRc. Of course
nc kn1ws all tho residents there; how
~: married; III short, lie probably knows
thelr affairs Just bit better than tile people
themselves, We COME nut Of tho fields, !np-
Side of ,onr liitlo river. Here tho Goscf!,-
n,ent which maintains such sp!rndd roasls
nll thron9l, The country, has built nagnl0-
cent stone bridge, of WHICH the v!llnEGrs nre
hauds. Tl.esc people viii never grumble Mt
government ns long rs tliat bridge sta1.ds.
Hero We hRfe nll nvcraRc type OF
couNrRr-1iovsEs.
They Nre for tile most part cottages, with
tlIrce or tolir windows HI front. Destlcs tito
bedrooms, there ls commonly one large npnrt-
Ell, containing vast oven bitlt into the wall,
hMgcr tlian niiy ever saw elsewhere, and
often occupylnE fully IL tl,lrl Of tue inoln.
Here the pe9plo bake at Christmas their
shape Oh child, in memory. Of tic infant
Savior. The houses grneruffy hnve 4 tiny
gartlen. perhaps six Or, eight feet deep,
III front, where, the people Nre
wlth vlnes on . itte s!eyailoa IL In one ss cor.
ner; anu there they take their coffee OH Su,l-
day and Watcl, the passers-by, themselves
prateetss,d from obscrya'on By the Vines; A
lnanor-liouse stands on the site Of ,ar ANCIENT
been no q ancient castlcs on thls side tic
Atlantic ?-anl tI,e chapel Of the old fortress
Ion, tho peasant, Is evidently on gvol terms
Il, Ill, his hand., s,1 theyo Pass hlM
W5 yd, H. i s'easSnt so,ntwat "Gsa st FTsst Sss
| Il seems to me, to DECIDE whether ho ought
IL be ashamed of or tlntterctl by the company.
of wandering foreigner WHO cxeltes but
a nodernte degree of con.tcn.e in tlle1ninds.
BY experience that Germans are seldom i'm
peryious 70, glass Of their national bever-
tlon to the 5,!le:' Iyo ssat ourselves IN tlle
upon one of. tl1e finest avenues Of poplars
| tint knuw in this country, which forIls I.
beautiful vista for half mile In front OF tue
| Barons ,nlnrsfon. hive twice slept III this
tnn9, oot., times III room with paper bart-
Saying good.by to the peasant. strike ont
across the lieltls to the south, leaving one OF
our nnm6ertess little provincial cities beyond
1Yonlnn vhnelI,tr n small lflhv.rnrri0pr wifi
TunEE clnLpREy
limited SPACE will permit, Two babies nre
crowded III first, their poor little legs cralllpctt
together cruelly,-o,ie riding forwards
Of course, tho 9tller backwards,,.,n,tl
IL tho middle. / think he tl.ls tho best Of It,
| The woman tells me friend Of hers jo]ted Il
bnby t2 death III wheeling It across the fields
recently. THIS woman HIS evidently packed
Inns been Of il Sunday visit 10 llcr mother, six
miles away, and ~ now returning with The
\ little ones. ller hushnlnl Is 4 Mntso.,. earns
IS cents day III town, and GO cents when
better to work in thelt village, but 10 not
believe lle can use up Is cents on shoes III
going snd g. eptnl9g two or t.ree miles Il SO,
wishes t9 M Keep him under ier thumb tho
| along pretty well. Size lives on pntatncs
when when. her ~ huseanl =, Is not there. lle only re-
shu appears to consider very reasonable,
us lnany, Of llcr, husbands ow-work,nell
Invariably spend s 20 when work Is plenty.
n%t IN Is Mt.tsr sa tsy aye 70 freeze iar se
tic attc Of u gouil l.slzeti cottnge, at Which
| soon leave her. III this village there Is Il
palace which think Augustus the Strong
onSv Snilt @ for Ms footman Of wl1on le made
Not a difficult feat, either, for tic
| FATHER OF a53 cilILpnENi
But ! a,n not describing pa1aces, nor am I
very fond OF them.
LIT Us take tllo lnoTrnIng-tzatn here for q
s!ounI au enter tho segoM i s MOUNTAINS. ss s.
on mountain to tlie 1eit. We oily h' see e
here and there one OF It's more stately
walls. leave the tIain directly at 4 llstiu
wAy-Statlon, just beside Ut Which pleasant,
talkativs, Widow.'a!ly keeps the .'Grceti
OAK" She remembers INC With y kindly
welcome, because l once drank bottle Of
try-annllnily rarely f0rgcts Size strnigllt-
wny, 1n tho most motherly manner p0ssl-
bic, puts nc ~ charge Of II ,.sullunt
ssssa Saoss9 en,pS sapSoso u rys @ asssf!sts sSts %
inc. .doubtfully, and is not sure but he may
walk too fast for me-. III. tho course Of tl.e
Mext five miles set ILLS mind ut rest OIL tlat
awhile; then climb Tor M hour till we Oh
tAllt u magnificent view Of thy widu plnists to
tho north, cut by tho mpny rivers, and the
Mu,tntatns and valleys ot ThurIngla 70 the
Of Altenburg. THO sight Of u church In tte
distance suggests the possibility OF breakfast,
md constalltly-lncrcastng appuslto gives
mlt MI additional reason for not passing By
this tow! so ll,lstIly, nany OF whose sturdy
| farmers know very we'll