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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
MaS lit Die Er0u2

IS 9iebt 8ragelt, Sic man ldrgff Elm fir
alIe Dtal erleoigt glGu6te uno Die bod Inn
mer Don gtellem auftauden. 90 tpdbns
ten mir, oaB Der 8egriff yTrall" letne enos
al[tiee 9eftnirung erFa1ren babe unb baB
man barunter cine 8eripn oerfte6e, tpeIde
ais Srone Der S00pfung basu beitimmt
lei, bintmltlGe Stolen tns irbtl6e Seben gu
fledten, uno Die it6 bon ben @ngeln i'm
6imnel NIT bur6 BEN Wtangel aH Slllgeln
unteri6etbe. Gin iurtitiides @utahten
oeS @eneralanmalts bon Wa1la6uletts,
tpef6es erfIdrt, bah bte Srauen sar feline
Beriouen ieier1, pirft iene Definition Iber
ben 6arfelt, un6 iperln llt6t ettpa Der b0dIte
@eridts6of iih Der Srauen anntmmt, oann
tperben bieie ii6 an ben @eoanfen getnSbnen
miiilen, nidt mebr ais vBerlon", lonbern
nur nod ais vSa6e" gu 9elten. @tr fens
nen ni9t bic @rittbe, tpel6e ben General
antpalt Bel ietner @nti6eipung seleitet
Dn6en, bernlutben iebo6, baB linn Elm alter
ShmDter aus ie1er 3ett in Die Sdroe see
ratben lit, 100 oas @eleb nod Die .@etber
mie res" (Sa6e) iequeitrtrte, 10 baB Der
9roBe Surtit Setnecctus fte vbellissima
species sequestrationis" net1nert foante.
gtt6t 10 gallant pa iener anoere Ged)tSge5
lebrte = er mar obne 3weifel Elm g~rtesgrGs
niger Sageitpls pber ungli6li6 Der6eiras
tibet - Der Die 6r0uen ais animal, cui
stat pro ratione voluntas" (etn S6ier, BET
pelCbem Ser 8ile Die 8ernutft n~crtritt)
befinirte. @ttpaS berniinftiger mar Der ate
@ato, ser Die @rfa6rungen zines [an9en
2ebens besileli6 bet Srauen oaDin lume
mirte, baB 0iele Weien leten, uneque cum
ills, neque sine ills bene est" 60 + ne Die
man ebenlo pentg leben fam, pte m | t
ibnen). Sin anberer alter Ybtloiopb 6ritGt
oenlelben @eounfen aus IN ben QSorten :
Muller est nahum, sed necessarium" Cole
Trau lit eill 1lebel, aber Elm l~1ptbpenbt9es).
Soer, tpie eth beutl6er Spru6 iagt:
SIS. 1T oas @etb Elm liBes llebeI,
Gin let6teS llno Elm l6tnereS Sod,
gs fomnlt mir Dor tpie cine 53uiebeI;
Wan peint babel ulto - iBt tie bod!
90 6raitii6 ungalant bteie 9eftnitionen
aud lein m0gen, ibre @ntItebutg erflart
it'd leidt aus Dem @eiite Der f~tnitera, mebr
ooer tpeniger frauenfeinblt6en 3eiten, aus
oenen Tie beritamlnelt. 9lber penn beute, in
Ser leBten 9GIfte bes neun5ebnten Sabrz
bunoerts, in Mmertfa, benz B~araotele Der
Srouen, 0teien Die @tgeni6aft ais 8eriDnel
abgeipro6en merben fam, bann liegt Die
Srage nabe, Oh benn bic @ilieni6aft umges
fe6rt uuo oas STAB Der WeItgei6i6te rid
ndrts geitellt it,. @ern Sen. Butler, auf
be1ien 9eronlaiiune Der @eneraIanpalt bon
W1aiia6uietts ieine merttpirbige Gntidetz
bung abgegeben bat, ben 0oftor6ut befomz
men bdtte, bann m06te man tbm iene
SeineiGe S6luBtropbe surufen: 6err
9oftpr, itnb Sic bes SeufeIs 2! @. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
@eaerbte Menfdenhdnte.

9as @erben bon Wten i9enbGuten, 1Grn>
lid Der 6aut arm1er I'M Nrme1ba1tle
geitorbener Qeutc, i6eint in 90 q a d III
1etts ieit SSa9ren gebrGu6lih getpeicn Slt
Iei1. Befanntli1 maht @pupcrnelr Butler
aus bteiem i6euBliden SderSc b%ortiger
Nrtitofraten gan5 geb0rt9es poIittldes @az
pttal fir ietnen tebigen Nablfampf oaraut
bin tpurbe bon ietnen @egnern %bebGuptet,
Dap er aufS fred)ite iibertreibe unb SaB 1tur
etnmal Elm gang ,fIeineS StId6en aus Der
Saut zines in Ietpfsburp g~eitorbenen Dir
men ge9er6t tporoen lei. 0o6 iebt fpmmt
Dem @ouperneur Elm niafommener 3ufal
81 9iitfe.
9as Bun6esienatscomite, nell
Dies Die NrbeitS3ultGnoe unterlu6t uuo 10
LANCE in Stem Yorf eetaet bot, taate in lebs
ter 3eit In 8oltpn urlo bort puroe aud Elm
Gerber Hamens @6arIes S. @6ance aus
SOmeroiIe in WeaIia6uietts bon linn perz
nommen, Der ben 3tuf eiues 0ur6aus Da9rz
beitsIteben0en OtanneS bat uno i'm 9aufe
Ietnes Serb0rs folgen0es ausiagte:
v9te Wtenl6enbGutgcrberet miro in
Wfalia6uiettS pteI auSgebebuter betriebeu,
1ls Die Uteiiten geabnt 6abet. Sett 5e6n
Sabren bat oteie Dirt @erberei INNER meDr
3ugenommel, bis ibr burh Die Inter
iu6uus in SenfsburD elm @nbe gema6t
inorben lit. SD babe mebrere ge8erbte
Douftdnbige Srauenbdute 9eieben, naments
lid in Ntiler's @erberei SIT Cambridge
bas leBte Nial iab ib bort cine iplde 9aut
ungefGbr bor einem Sabre. 3mei anOere
NtGnner aus Convertible baben III Game
bridge ioIde 9Gute ebenfaIs seieben unb
merOen meme Qtusiagen erforoerliGei
SALES beitGtiaen. Neni6elhGute liro aud
su @oburu in bieiem Staate ge9erbt NOR
Den. Die @erbereibeiiber berridteten bieit
9trbeit meiit eigenbGnbig, aber piele ibrer
9trbeiter tennen Die Sbatiade bonn Qugens
ideir, piirben bieS ieoo6 nur BET eioli6el
gertdtlt6er 8ernebmung auslagen, ba fl
it6 fir6ten, 10 etipas iiber ibre Qtrbeits9e:
Der Iaut Deroen 81 laiien."
Die Oielgeprieiene ganfee Qualification
treibt in Der Sbat re6t ionoerbare 8lItben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
0ott NaD Mn0 Tettt.
SnInmn.

- Sci BEN Gebten @a6len in Soma, TO-
tDobl bel ben StaatsgeieBgebung S7
@dbIen ais Bel ben s ounttt 10 q Len
puroen perbGItut 6 nj d & ig 0teIe
9eut db q e ~ d B I natirlt6 auI
BEN benz republtfanil9en 8robibittoniiten>
pade feinoli6en 0a6lsetteln. See County
ibidt @arI 90rr, @lapton @nuntD I6eoonr
gfahttpen, Scott County @il6elm S6mi0t
in oas Nbgeoronetenbaus; SobnlDn County
tpdDlte Moles Blum gum Staatslenator
@.8. 8abb, Der in 9enrb County erndblte
Qbgeorbnete, 1T BON beuti6er Nbtunft,
iprt6t 9euti6 gelduftg, uno let1e Samtlte
gebrau9t i'm Dduslt6en 8ertebr taft ausS
l6IteBli9 Die oeuti6e Spra6e. Sebr Dtele
9eutl6e tpurbe1 an 0emlelben WabLtage
in Soma in County unb Sotpnl6ipzNemte
gemG9lt. Sn Oes WeoineS County ALIEN,
6e1ien 6auptita0t alerotngS Die bettere
@etnftaot 3 urItngton lit. Dur6et Elm
oeutI6er S9erif, ettt oeuti6er Srperntlor,
Elm oeuti6er Muottor, etn bentl6er 2a1os
permeIler, Elm 0eutl9er 9ratntrun9S>g oms
miilGr uno cine gauge &eibe bon oeutl9en
SopnibtpsBeamten getpdbIt.
= Ser StoB erbtett
6as g ro6ibtttnns q IN II b III
tn 8 . bur6 bas County 9amtGton, 100
bic Staet Is tnctnnattI ie9t. 9te UeDr=
belt, tpel6e 6arniGtpn COUNTY gegen oQs
Brp1ibitionS> ENHANCEMENT abgegeben bat,
belGuft ft6 ndmIi1 auf 4,032 Sttmmen,
nabe3u 3tpet 0rittel Der @eiammtSW e6rbett,
Die i'm 8an3en Staate hasegen abgege6en
tpuree.
= SIN Ser 6euti6en Sta6t 3eus
SraunfeIS in SeraS hat berettS etne
2utber : Setter itattgefunoen. 2m
Sonntag Wforgen %perfiinbete &anonetbnns
ner ben 8egtnn bes Seites. Sooann bIies
bic 6ornmuitf bon Der 00be 6es 8ereinsz
berges herab einige Der @bnrGle 9utber's
unb pteoer6oIte otelelben auf benz Warft,
ioipie bor Der &ir6e. Die Sta6t fiiute It6
raid nit @dften, bon allen Setten famen
Die Sarn1er berbet, uno aud Gan Mutonto,
Nufttn, San Warcos un6 anoere Stdote
Der l~lr1gegeno iteIten ibr Contingent, am
Der Seitsottesoienit in Ser feftlieb gei6miifz
ten Stride. gu beioen Seiten oes NItars
befanoen ft5 2allben aus sSnimergriim; in
Der einen erlelben itan6 cine neiBe Cups
biite Wfarttn 2utber'S. 9ie Haitnren
Wfil6er un0 &ppfer traten Dor Sen Nltar,
9efol9t BON ben Gborfnaben i'm Coffin Der
Surreuti6ller CUR 3ett 9utber's. Die Sc
lnetnoes @eiGttge murben bon Srgel uno
6ornmuiif begleitet. Damn lang Der a2tez
oerfran3" ben 6aleluiabeGbor BON 6aDon,
Dem Der l6One 8iolm vGrbebet ben Serrn"
foigte. 9araltf iangen Die @urrenti6Iler
am Qltar Die 9ora3'i9e Sbe ylnteger
vitae, porauf Paftpr &bpfer Bic GanseI
betrat uno iber bic Sreibeit bes Settles
ipra6, pel6e 9ut6er gebra6t babe.
S6m folgte 8aitpr MIloer nit Der Self
prebigt. Setn Ibema mar IS tperoe
2idt", uno er i6loB ii6 bamit an bic Reoe
leilles 8orreoners an. Inn 12 uhr ih[oR
Der @ottesoienlt. 9ie 9erdumiae Sirde
tpar bis gum BortaI binans aopf an @opf
gefiat setueien, un6 ieI6it brausen Dor BEN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
Correspondents Der ,&merita".)
Gus Mertfo.

gn6lt6 fommen Die langeriebnten Gegett,
bod fontmen tie leiber fir etnen groBen
She'll bes WelI6forHs i6on 5u ipdt. Sur
Die meiiten Bob1en itnb fie aber nod CUR
redten 8ett eingetreten; Oh ieeo6 oerielbe
Srieb oes @adielts I'M 6erhfte tpie i'm
Sommer lit, muB Die grfabrung lebren.
Sm &Qgemeinen gebt Merito oortpGrts,
tueHn Gah nit raIber 9Gno anb ntAt I'M
0eifte '0es Sabrbunoerts. Die 8erttL>
gung Der &duber erfnlgte ulto erfolgt,
inoem Der betarnte &auber eiHfa6 bon ben
9dldern nteoergel6oien lptrb. Sebt bringet
Gber Die 3eitungen 8ert6te bon unerborten
9etpalttbaten, Die babur6 gel6eben. SIN
benz Staate SaltSce ioueu unter Der 6err=
i6aft Der AusnabmegeleBe ntdt peniger als
700 Ulenl6en tbr Qeben nerloren 6aber, -
8erbre6er bic etnen, 8erbGhttse Die an
0eren, nnf6ulbtge rtht tDenige, aber ale
bitten Dor Die @ert6te gebra6t peroen
5oaen, ie tpur6en ieood) idnea aet0otet,
am Gage auf ben Wegen o6er IN ben @Gle
bern uno in ben S6luhten, Int Ser Na6t,
inbem man ibre @ohnunaen angriff un6
iberfiel unb lelbit Der Srauen ulo Gtn6er
ni6t l6onte. Die Sreunoe Der 9lusna6mez
geieBe pfte9en nit Stol3 5u iagen, 6a6 mehr
oIs 700 Uteni6en eri6o1ien tpor6en leien,
am Die 0ffentli6e St9erbeit gu erlargen,
un6 mir 0enfen, oaB 9unoerte bon Sultt5z
moroa1 geibeben iinO, nieIe an nni6ul>
otgen uno aus bosbafter &a6e.
SIM gioroen iino ieoo6 bic 9in9e nt1t
TO i6fimmt. 0a lit man frob, 6aB Cider
belt per StraBen eingetreten lit, ob9Iet6
man tpetB, 6aB etnige Der S6erge1 frI6er
ieIbit berii6tigte lSegelagerer maren.
@S, lit iebt Der 8au iolioer iteinerner
@ebGube fir Die @erromercabo @ompagnie
(tm Staat Durango in NngrtH genommen
tDor6en; Die Wiertfaner itr6n1en in S1aaz
rem na6 benz 8er9e, UNI oaS 9 m elaen
DON i@ten 3u ieben. OtittDo0 unO
Gonnabenb fommen a6er Die Srauen Der
merifauii6en Qlrbeiter, nm 0as Deroiente
@elo. IN @mpfang 3u nebmen, oanlit Die
0tdnHef IS nt6t Dertrinfen poer berlpielen.
9ie. g a 6teriaIte iinb bier
gu 2anbe gut: gum &aIb9er1duer elm porOs
fer rotber 8orpbDr, 81 ben @infGfiunaen
Der Seniter uno S6Iren Elm fat tpeiBer
btmsfteinartiger Stein, Der iebr Iet6t 81
bearbeiten lift un6 aus benz man Die SduIen
bait, nelbe in BET Staot Durango Die
90fe sieren. Der Salt lit ausge3et6net,
ME ptes bic alien 8duten betpetien. Die
MeTtfaner fin6 fetnestpees i6Ie6te8anmete
iter LIBERAL iie6t man, oaB Die 8utft Der
R6mer uno Ser Grbauer Der @lban1bra ii6
bier Dererbte, unb oaB in allen Bauten cine
SolioitGt berrl6t, Die man i'm goroeH
ni6t fennt. SeIbit oas 9o0be79nrs
(9aus aus Mneebr9nHten SiegelD pes
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afnrt@tnms BON s~sarbteen.

@ie6er perben aus Georgia uno aus
9eTaS 9tnri6tungen gemeloet, bic cine
Sarce lonDer @leiden tparer. Sn Sal
boun, Ga, purbe etne iunge gtegerin, 9ta>
mems Margaretb 9arriS, 9e6dngt, Die cine
gauge Ta1nilie D~eraiftet bate, BON Der I'M
Deffen nur Elm &tno itarb. Sn Columbus,
3eras, tuuroe Der qreultde M0rOer Sim
Stanley btngeri6tet. Der einen 16iG6rigen
Sun9en nit Der @rt erl6lug. UNI ibnt etne
fleine @el0lumme abSunebmen. Betoe 0t17
rt6tungen tDaren nah Der unittte bes Sit
oens Dffentlt6> Die 0arris belt auf Dem
S6affot cine LANCE Geoe, tDorin tie Die
9nffnung ausipra6, oaB ite nit Dem err
moroeten GinOe i'm 9tmmel glildli6 ietn
peroe, uno Saulenoe bon farbtgen 3u@
16auern langen baum: I'm the Sweet By
and By. Stanley belt 9IeidfaaS auf Dem
S6affot cine Geoe, Die CT tbeilpeile lpeSiell
an iei1e anipeienbe @eIiebte ri6tete unb err
fldrte, er iei glil6lid, benin Ell perDe baIo
I'M 9inlnnel vgoloene gantoffel unb etnen
gOlDeitel Sting" tragen.
Die ygoloenen 4antoffel uTb Der eol0ene
Sting" baben i6pn bel me6reren gtegerbtn2
ri6tungen cine Stole geipielt uno ftno Elm
eigentbiimli6er 8etpeis fir Sic 2luffa1iung
oes 6immels, tpie 1te Dem 9fe9er BON Ieinem
9rteiter bei9ebradt miro. Sambo glaubt
pftenbar, baB er i'm 9immel 10 Diel bergolz
Dete @1fiermelonen ellen uno 10 pieI QSbtsfD
aus goloenem 8e6er tril1fen fann, tpie t6m
gefGut, unO babel iingcn:
SIM fi3(cn Sin1rnel iis' i'd bier
ltnb ba6' mid ntdt Su ~qudlen;
WtelOnen giebt man rei6li9 mir;
SD braub' lte nibt SI lteblc1l.
Oabet trdgt er goLbene Bantoffel uno
etnen golbenen ooer 9ut pergoloeten Sting
an ieoem Singer, iotpie eiuen eleganten 9ln>
aug uno Elm rotbes 6alStu6. Die gtegerins
men betrahten IS, ME ii6 bies glei6faIs
bel 6tnridtungeu bernusgeitelt bat, ais bas
6aupterforoerniB bes SimmelS, baB tie bort
etnen 8lumenfrans, Elm tpeiBes &leto, buntz
geitreifte Strimpfe nnb ebeHfaas goIoene
Yantoffel tra9en.
Mngeit6ts iol6er 8egrtffe, Bic it9 faum
iber Den 6etildbtent Der Neger in Qfrifa
erbeben, lit eS nt6t 5u De%rlpunoern, oaB i'm
SIben cine 10 sro6e 3ab[ Der brutalften
8erbre6en BON Sarbigen began9en tperben.
Die inteQtgenteu alaffen Der gteger, pel6e
neulth IN louisville i'm @onneut perianrmelt
tparen, bitten lieber oteiem Guntte ibre Nuf>
m%ertfaaIfeit i6enfen lpuen, itatt nad bo6en
2Ietrtter1 fir Sarbtge 5u i6reien. &.D.@.
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sslsrten gtarn.
SzR -urrrr1.sS15f 5fi ss-:a r.. dEKxrn.
IfiIlF WITH TTT1FfS l''Il'
BY CLYDE WAYNE, OF WILLIAMS
BURG.

1t was an old country home.
Long rows of oak trees shaded
the old time house nestled beneath
their waving moss covered bran
cbes. There was long, cool piazza
in front, and a long inviting jog
Cling beard in the east end. At
least it must have been very in.
vitiug, for gay groups of noisy
school children were continually
jogging out there. There was q
bright, laughing set Of girls and
boys, sitting under great hlcko.
ry tee in front and their dainty
lunch wss spread in tempting pro.
fusion on the white towels some
OF them had spread. From an
upper window | was watching
their merry prattle aud recalling
my OWE happy school days. Taers
was fun loving Fred Harland
Steve Hentou and Day Merton
and tie girls were Lydia anc
Fannie Bailey, Olive Brown anc
May Merton.
Say girls Lets swap lunch
live got some royal fried cirlcket
over here, and want some u
Miss Olives fatty buiscait' to GO
with 1t, Fred called out.
Very we'll III swap! Ther'
goesr Fannie called back, as sb'
snatched up one Of Olives biscui
and threw it across TO him.
Hand over those jumbles, Steve
III give you an egg for one
All right. Miss Lydia. But
wont eat j. egg, III keep it a
o highly priced memento OF L
days lunch.'
| You do not ask me to join you
lunch, Day remarked throwing
himself on the cool grass an
wiping his greasy fingers with hi
handkerchief.
/ Olive looked up quickly an
then lowered her eyes as SD
sought the laughing glance b
bent on her.
Why spoke up Lydia. ! sul
tposed you knew that you were a
ways welcome! Of course on
group would never be eomplet
without your most highly prize
companionshp.'
Thanks Miss Lydia! l belios
yoa do welcome me. Day Al
swercd with u laugh.
Certainly I do. 1t would I
stupidity dull without our Day
laughing.
'You are quite complimentar
to Fred and myself Steve r
marked dryly.
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rather know how | stan -

opinion OF some one else.
Then l must say you care SO
little for her opinion, | am sure
she thinks you do
i am sorry | do not, just see
how she is smiling On poor fool
ish Fred. But there Is no go
there Not while Doland is in
the field.
so you think he is first choice
with her 2
Yes so long as be carries the
heavier purse
And you think she can be
bought
Yes
| 'You are complimentary to my
SEX
Il only refer TO certain one.'
'Ch, we'll, We wont quarrel
though | hopo you are mistaken
i don't think SO, though, just
see how she is turning the heads
of those two foolish boys yonder.'
Aud if you were there you too
/
woaId share her smiles. Where's
the diffrrence?'
Quite. | prefer being here and
letting yon quarrel at me-.
Do yon realiy9'
/ Yes, | am not ut all smitten |
assure you
i The genuine way in which this
was said caused Olives heart 10
beat more quickly, but she re
membered what Fan had only &
few days before told her. and wher
her reflections reached this point
Day asked abruptly: OF what
are you thinning, Miss Oliver
OF you,' she said coolly.
Thank you l did not think
ever occupied your thoughts, wa
was it good or bad 2
i was only wondering if a Ger
tain rumor were true
. 1T is not. Will you believe me
You refer to report that / bat
addressed Miss Lydia.
Yes. l am glad you had bearC
it before. But sorry 1 heard ii
at ALL
, And why?' Did you pity m
} or the young lady 2
You. And am sorry on som
J. other account
i think nnocfslanu you, an
r I hope she will feel no annoyance
3 from the knowledge of haVini
/ originated the report
Il can't see what object sh
e hac in view unless
She was jealous ! jnst so T b
finished laughing.
9 'of whom pray. | cant in
, agine who'd be her rival
you can'tl Well I'll tell you
= Secret / told her on our last las
! May day. | told her | had a Ii
tie boquetLe had found in u
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'Pshaw, boys, you have not
learned Miss Lydia's wiIes yet 2
Day said, Never mind, Fred, l
don't mean you, of course. There I
she added tossing him flower,
and then turning with another
which she was about TO fasten in
Days coat, when he arrested her
and throwing it across to Olive.
said,
There. Miss Olivol you can
keep that or give it toyour sweet.
heart, just as suits your fancy
She picked it up and gave him
one quick glance ot the black.
brown eyes.
Thank yoa Dayl' Lydia said
testify. When | next offer you
a flower you will accept it,
No offence meant, Miss Lydia,
l only did not like TO share senli
ments with Fred
i don't cali that !! she said
swapping her fngors, Come Fred,
let's have u game Of croquet. And
you Steve and Olive
i prefer reading, ] Believe the
latter answered rs the others left
the shade.
Day was still stretched on the
grass, and pushing the wide straw
hat off his t.row, he said: Why
don't you talk TO me sometimes,
Miss Oliver
i think you are talked TO quite
enough Without my help. Lydia
hardly notices those other poor
fellows when tou are near al
hand She said, trying to reprcss
a smile.
You mean when Fred or Doland
is away. She is sly puss. Miss
Olive. A fellow hardly knows
where he stands with ber.'
Why don't you ask her 2 dry
ly,
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D0ehp.
THE OLD CAMP mEET1N,.

/
Come, breederin', git in de golden car,
Dsr's room for you an me up dar;
Come. set down on de anxious seat,
Kas sin am sour an 'ligion's sweet.
CHORUS.
DEN come an jine right now in de ban
AM take de sistern by de ham,
We bound for glory in de happy lam
Amt no su7erin' dar, up dar.
Put dem slippers on your feet
When you walk along in de golden street,
An' in dem angels put your trus',
Kase no room dare for to raise dus'.
Eff you see Peter sleep at de gate,
Kase de night befo' he was up so late,
You needn't spect wild your load OBJ sin,
Dstyou git pas him and steal right In.
Dey know you here. an devil know you dar,
Kase de angels S always on de squar;
Dey'll h'istyou out OBJ dar lQbly sight.
Efyou'rc full OBJ sin, and your soul amt right,
Shout. sing, kase de time am nigh
When you put on wings for to fix to fly,
An dem what prays an de loudes' sings
Am de ones wat w'ars de biggest wings.
Bredern! sittern! lift your eyes
An fix dar gaze on dc starlight skies.
Kase de Lord am good an de Lord am kind,
Ef you can't see it you must be blin'.
Don't set down upon your seat,
But rise mp, BREEDERS, to your feet,
An shout for glory till your sick,
AM git dat 'ligion-cure you quick.
'Gloryp sWhoopec p'ShooP WHATS datf
what am all you sinners at?
Brudder Jeems, pull down your yes,
An let dem fight dat ho'rets' mes.
Lift up your voice in humble pr'ar.
An let dem sinners over dar
Fo' git dar 'ligion for spell.
An wish dem ho' nets was 10 he'll.
Good Lord, dis meetin' IS all broke up,
Kase Satan sent some sinful pup
Who'll go to hell wild all de res
For handin' in q ho'nets' nes'.
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CHAPTER Ill.

Dear dearl Just guess what
the latest news is Fred has tried
to poison himself and Steve has
gone West
What exclaimed both Olive
and LilIio as May comes painting
into the room and throws off the
long sun, bonnet.
Yes DR.. Ray has just left our
house and says it is a wonder
Fred is not dead. He took such a
large dose. Silly fellow that he is
to try to take his own life for q
foolish coquette.
That girl! l wonder he is per
fectly blind to her heartlessness.
He'll rue his choice when 1t is too
late Lille said
'I'll tell you ! think this case
| - p s.
will open mis- eyes, you know he
and Fred are the best OF friends and
think his eyes will be opened at
last
Poor, foolish, girl! How very
different she has been since she
came frsm Celborne. | think it
was assoe5aspn with that Weldon
girl shsk ESQ changed her. ]
hope Will get we'll for her
conscience sake
'Pshaw she has none! Do you
suppose, Olive, that a girl with
the least conscience could behave
go outrageously as Lydia does +?
May asked in contempt.
Don't be SO hard on her May,
| Olive laughed.
See! what l have bought fol
youp 7 and the visitor held q letter
f up to view.
Olive blusbed rosy red as sh'
r held out her hand tor it and Lilli'
made q grab for it but she got ou
! oftbe room safely and shutting
the door after her seated hersel
] on the bed to open it. Need
say it was from Day and tha
: little Florie's advise bad beel
Q taken and he learned that he
8 prophesy was traes
Need / say that he was now il
+ the West making fer himself an
9 her fortune on which to build
g home when he should come t
Z claim his little dark eyed bride
e And that even now Olives del
I'll fingers Wero busy over dainty ga
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beer gone through with.
You cart help being friends
Bell. These ladies are all old
friends of ours
And We are so glad to meet
you. Olive said as they seated
themselves close by.
Thon Mays quick eye caught
Lydia sitting almost alone and
with a slight apology she went
over to her.
On, Lydia, don't you think the
two brides charmingl And /
wish they would hurry up. This
stupid way of sitting SO long is
tiresome.
Yes | am tired to death. Bnt
hearl | believe they are coming
now.
Just then the band struck mp
The wedding march and the
lights were turned up as the
bridal party came into the wide
ball and then into the parlor and
a subdued murmur Of admiration
ran through the throng aa the
ill of maids and groomsmen took
their places, and all eyes were
turncd on the happy pair who
were about to take the solemn
promise oflife.
Deland, proud and erect, and
TIE bride, beautiful and clingiag
aersousiy to the strong arm that
was 10 shelter her for age.
May tnrned for one moment to
the face beside her and wondered
II il we're pain she ssw written
thereon.
The lengthy ceremony over, aud
numerous congratulations gone
through with, the baad again
played, and the merry young
guests were gliding through the
Intoxicating niazes of the $50
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they strolled out on the porch, TO
catch q breath Of pure, cool air.s
i wonder Why every one is
looking at me with such a plying
giauee May 2 I suppose they tilink
I am doomed TO old maidenism
and are sympathetic. Lydia said
with . laugh meant to be light,
but which sounded strangely hol-
loe 10 May, who only replied,
-Pshaw Lydia, il is only your own
imagination.
Bat though she said this sho
did aot believe it.
Ljdia's punishment had como
when she saw the golden cup of,
Joy forever put away from her
heart, and Doland happy IL the
love Of another while her own
heart should never cause SO manly
heart to bleed.
She bad been playing with
hearts till her own heart lost the
only one for which it had ever
truly throbbed.
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A wise man in the company of
those who are ignorant has been
compared by the sages to a beau
tifal girl IN the company Of blind
men. =