New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-04
with perfDct regularity, with moss and shells OF
the rootsi What Is tho expense Of these uxures -

the rootsi What Is tho expense Of these luxures -
for tho destruction Of these is sure to como.
Betweon tho two ducks on tho top thorc is a large,
fat glass bottle that was plainly blown around
schooner rugged craft which was evidently whitticd
ont ~by hand" This must DO very precious mo
mento of some ono this also will be destroyed In tho
general wreck which arc foroordaned to mako. At
how much will this DO valuedi 1t is dreadful to DO as
penurious as / am now ; I feel that must hoard all
tho money neocssary for food against the time when
VIC shall DO Obliged to purchase new case hlied WIN
birds And IL Will never bo the same case oither'
Tho other furnishings ventilator In tho cell'ng
and framed print Of tambourine girl with smirk
and many rings. Tho vcntilator Mrs. Tabor ex-
planned as being necessary for those people who would
20 to bed with their windows closed.
"wih this vcntilator' she said trlumphanty, thoy
cit drop Of air in spite of therscvcs."
I wished that such arrangement could DO intro
dnccd into the bedrooms OF some old fashioned Now
England houses. But the old fashioned New-England
man and woman seem to have been formed so that
fresh air not necessary to them while asleep
At least they throvo we'll without air that almost
appcars ridiculous to think that their descendants need
10.
I do not wish It to DO understood that our room
hero contains no other furniture than that have
mentioned but these the most salient foaures, and
minds than all the ssd IN nS To-
u.s. but she is not well Tho other day ] asked her
, whs' IN. o said She ,Is
the matter She had got all run down IN the mss az
the ana SSu nr had
so entirely out Of calomcl She stood leaning against
the door with In ne nsna h snc that
she was all down. that my friend asked her why
she did not take her favorite medicine. ,.rn
Mrs Tabor then camo into the room and sat down
on Of our trunks she said that was inst II;
sho hadn't no time to take C. % II she to t0c cams
and take caie Of the children But 'twould como 70
that she knew.
suggested that, perhaps, something that did not
mako her quito i'll would answer tho purpose This
remark brought show Of energy to her manner. She
'' %Lor no she cried, don't wan. mono Of ycnr
hoa no sFsnh to it. Now wh' snse and
] tt take to my bed; have to. That's tho kind OF
medicine want" IA, -, Yror
could we ' dispute n S Se fact that caom makes Itself
known for certain when you take IT, Mrs Lsior
to know what she viii DO at forty, u this drug -
partaken Of as a favore medicine during tho coming
few days after this conversation, small black ."
girl knocked at our room door and, on being aa', ,
She said she had como to do up our WORK. ior MIS-
NV" " asked I she ye,y sick slos; ..,,,, oo.. q,
camel an It's jcs took her right down. said the gr
DOMAIN ry'cher takn' care " her Mrs. Tabor hoped
you'd s'cuse her. Says camel alters taxes hef r'sn
It was plain that this little darIcy had respect I
for any one who could take dose OF anything winch
should have such an effect.
This town docs not seem to be sought BY people
hero at all il is only to leave boat or train and
walk the wharf to take Immediately another
in another part OF the State 1t IS partly for this
reason that We e It, 1t is trne that there are very
by climate and that is rather soothing than entertain
Ing. Everybody who makes stay hero mas NOT INC
P we ar blessed When we have read written
letters. and walled down seventhst or ,cntre-ssii'
cnss whcre Is the safest corner in the apartment for
the Of stuffed birds would not dare 70 say nnw
there seem TO be the most valid reasons why we shall
be likely to knock It over II wo put 1t somewhere
stove, and between tho two front windows taxing
tho bureau away for that purpose We have pulled
E IN ,sbInd IT, This last operation was attended with
peril and some dnck feathers flow about while we
were thus engaged There Is curious thing about
this wherever It Is seems TO be the most proml-
in s csnsany the
we arc going to get along with II during tho coming
two or three weeks. dream about it. Only last
night my friend walked me to saw that sho really no.
lIcved sho had thought of place where tho stuffed
birds could be put and where there would not DO h9
her proposition seemed radantly feasible So this
morning directly To came and from Se ca Sa da;
vs. thea, %aa0 moved '"sss0 this writing Tho"sh
ff is ton am sure i In the worst spot Of ali
We now hardly button our boots or brush orr
know how monomanlacs feel shall never again
wonder at Their vagarIcs. DO you say that Won think
have spent altogether too many words about mere
trne like OF stuffed bluchlrls and thlngsi IL
You should look I'm upon us while the cas" Is IN itS
present point Of vantage do not think you would say
that volumes Of words could express our situation
OF course we've got to move the case again NV
back aches at the prospect but tho tension on my mind
Is far to bear.
As look up from writing these lines my friend LAYS
down her book and rises TO her fec,. SIR spears.
What she says Is ihis u MS Iabor wcrc moi
really go hind TO MS and II she hadn't been all run
down for Lack Of calomel, and then all run down DO
oba took |
stairs this minute and say t. her oil that fcH about
this case of stuffed birds" lay aside my pom and
ESQ rise to my feet IL, ,
az suppose you know thing ! say with de-
cslon and that is that tho case can't stand whcre
n is an instant longer VIII yOu help me move II 2"
II might have been differ mt II eitf or OF us h!d been
horn with any inclination for natural history f-but
dare not go on with this subject. ,
When beg ~ tlia letter Intended to tell now olnl.
cuIt We found II I'm Jacksonville to i"aru how 10 get
IN Fernandina but tho birds gained control OF me.