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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-02
The Chicago Journals Washingt

The Chicago Journals Washington
speolal says that IL IL generally admit
ted that Ger eral Harrison will select
some one from the Pacific coast for a
position In his cabinet. That section
Of the country ha, been represented
only once in tn. cabinet, and that
recognition is due more to General
Grants friendship for Williams, OF
Oregon. whom he made attorney gen
eral. than to the opinion that the Pa
cific coast was OF snough political i'm.
portsnce to justify the selection of a
cabinet officer from that quarter. But
the Pacific coast has grown amazingly
in the past ten years, Washington ter
ritory is now qualified and ready for
admission, and when she enters the
Union there will he q group of four
states on the Pacific slope, California.
Nevada, Washington and Oregon,
which will demand very much more
from the administrations OF the future
than they have received from the sd-
administrations of the past. 1t is prob
able that California will furnish the
representative for President fiarrison's
cabinet. Among the prominent re-
publicsns OF that state mentioned for
this position lie NJ. II. DeYoung, pro-
prietor OF the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle. DeYoung's newspaper made a
splendid fight for the republican party
during the last campaign. In add
tion to the services his journal rem
dered the party, he took a leading part
personally in the contest, and con-
tributed much 10 the victory the re-
~publicans won In Nevada. He also
aided the party In Oregon very mate
rally. He was ons Of the few rspub-
licans In San Francisco who took
their lives In their hands when they
called the mass meeting 10 enforce a
fair count, and this rssolute stand,
which told the democratic bosses Of
that town that force to secure a false
count would be met with force TO Sc
cure a fair count, broke up the plan TO
count Cleveland In and Harrison out.
Mr.. DeYoung IL a man Of fine execu-
tive ability aud Of high character. The
republicans of California would be
well satisfied If General Harrison Sc
lected him for the place which the
Pacific coast is to have in the new
cabinet.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-02
The Tree OF Guernica.

The tree of G~uernica is the tree Of
the Basque liberties, close 10 the town
Of Gucrnica, in Biscay. This symbol.
ical tree dates back to the origin Of
Biscayan society. The lords Of Biscay
took their oaths on a Stol,c bench
placed nj It's foot. The general iuntas
are inaugurated here, aud arc con-
tinued in the adjoining juridical
church Of Santa Maria Ia Antigua, II
is perpotuatcd like the Euskarian fam
ily, and is succeeded by its scions, The
present tree is nearly a century old,
since il was 80 years old when its pre-,
decessor, in 1911, fell down under the
weight Of over 300 years. The tree
which il TO substitute the present on'
was planted a few years ago. Sewers.
patriotic songs are dedicated TO thu
tree. Rousseau sent il his blessing, ant
Tallien saluted il in the midst OF thu
French convention. -Lippincott's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-02

The Calumet and Hecla mine, a
Calumet, Mich, is again on fire and
eight miners being unable to reach
the surface are certainly dead. The
company is making desperate efforts
TO control the flames and rescue the
miners, but II looks rs If the case is
hopeless. The men are all Corishmen.
The scene about the mine is heart
rending. The families OF the men are
c~ognizant Of the extreme likelihood
that the men will never come out
alive, and to their grief and lamenta-
tions Is added the most frantic con.
fusion on the part o. all except the
trained employees OF the company.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-02
Notice.

In the Probate Court, Custer County, Montana
Territory,
In tbs matter ofthe estate OF william mcKean,
deceased.
Notice is hereby giyen.that by orier Of the Judge
Of this court. issued this twenty-seventh day Of
November. A. ID. 1855. that Saturday, the eighth
day " December, ISIS, at 10 o. lock. a. IN AT the
once Of the Judge Of this Court. at the Court
House In Miles City, said Gus or county, has been
Fixed for hearing the return Of the sale made by
Josiah Nichols, Administrator Of the said estate,
The properly sold being the M Of SEX the SEX
Of sNX, aud Lots 3 aud 6 Of section z, Township
\, Range IS 4, Montana meridian, for the sum
OF two hundred and thirteen 3i-lOO dollars, the
purchasers to assume the mortgage Of eight hun
bred and fifty dollars, said mortgage b,ing for five
years, from March 2Srd, 1857. at twelve per centum
per annum, interest thereon from ,aid date, paya.
bic semi annually, a. will more fully appear IRON
said return nled 10 nj office, AMI TO which refer
ence l. hereby made Tor fur her particulars.
Any perf0H interested 10 saii state, may appear
and hle written OIL c'i0us to the confirmation Of
said sale, aud may produce witnesses in support
Of such objection. WIN. e. STAEltLE,
Probate Judge,
BY WM, g. sTAEHLE
III or Cin lOrk.
Dated Miles City Montana November 9th, lSss.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-02
The Red Clover Crop.

The failure Of several crops OF red
clover In New Zealand was explained by
Che absence Of the fructifying insects
which are requisite and necessary 10 the
perfection Of certain plants. A hundred
wild bees we're imported from England
and SET free, and in that district the
clover has begun 10 flourish. New York
Bun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-02

While searching through his fathers
effects Ticket Agent Motfett, Of Knox.
VILE, Tenn, found a gourd over 100
years old. IL contained many old papers,
among them a note from Davy Crockett,
payable TO William Mofe.t. for one shill-
Ing and three pence for a barrel Of
whisky and a key Of cider New York
Evening World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-02
Proposal, Tor Care of Poor.

OFFICE % CLERK 81 EECUEbER,
CUSTER COuNTY,
Miles city, Montana. Sept. q, lsss,
Notice IL hereby given that sealed proposals will
lie received at the county clerks Office, Of CustCT
county, for the care, support and maintenance At
thf County Poor Farm, o. the SICK, poor and in6rm
81 the county, per capita by the week for ensuing
rear, commencing December 10th, lsSs. said
Ir0pOsals'to include the use Of the County p0or
Farm, and cover the entire cost Of feeding, clothing
and nursing 81 said sick, poor and inhrm, and all
burial expenses thereof, said proposals will be- re-,
ceiyod until u ". OF Monday, December 3rd
49,, Addressed TO the undersigned and marked
Proposals for Care Of Poor
bids.
by order Of the Board.
J.. e. DEAR,
County Clerk,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-02

Editor Alder
son thinks the
next governor
Montana will
be
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-02
Sunday, December a, 1883.

Wilbur +. Sanders,
Hiram Knowles,
Alex G. Botkin,
Charles s. Warren,
Thomas c. Power,
George Irwin. H.,
l.. II. Hershtield,
James III. Mills,
|. ID. MoCutcheon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-01

,,,. ,u,,,,. u~...;.in,, fl. r>,ited man Down
f., ms chair ~ mjuEt have vired We ont
and mrhh,r ,ur wouidu't bry kr.r,d-
ar yop might hry wiped me out. and |
.,.r, h.v sud .Vhprr ',n' INIT r,rkou
ms am, a rl<n ior whl,'- comrablc for
yru aud M. LIS what's god for Rrsry.
An! the thing 10 E,iIkilatc Is. "wha,'s 10
be done
Ills small, round eyes for the first time
rested ON de Frrrirrrs' face. and were
quickly Withdrawn. Il was evident that
this distracted look, which had fascinated
his lOdrer, Was merely a TesOlute avoidance
of de F,rriercs' glance. and it became ap-
parent later that this avoidance WIS due
To a ludiyrUus appreciation ni de Ferriprts'
attractions.
"\nd after we've done that we must
t,lEiIlte what Eosnv i and wilma, E,..y
,.,,,, p,r,n, % ,,Iow rou kn,,y wbo,
T',a. - r!Lr,,r, ,nn,y soon hor r.rno
-Sr9ii =, ,.i,,S nn,,s ava ,,%i,i In,;n
'|"''' ~ m'. ~,
l,Pp,' , 'I ,,md ,"ly aa,i,hnn, ,@,';';n,
o"S,I , ,,nr,i nr c,tcT r.r Lro,,b r"t
tG.i' ,;n., tho Eosry .g I know II's -
E,r. ,b,%I ~ u.,,r crawl in and ont fine
,iIL,ord"t, v~,,,,rr; w,g,m an ,b. NJ
n5i; ri,,n.J r],inl ,yh,rr th,re w,s,,,
on,,h.r hit of ,;,I = mercy IN v.,r,b IA
Hnn ...r far milo, and ,n;I.s ~
,:,,f n,r L"~. .I &c.,
u ''.. wv ",. '"' -,
" Il iI-,. ., "I,., w" -,
W. t =. !iN',. I. ,T
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III INC GO W g "a "'i
PHrIE v'''" m n S"''.r'' '""' "' ~"
IL l h"oM ! ".' VIZ, "'-'' ." Wy "'y
""'i,'. P"' ~ " ~, "',,'
we '''' ',t,HI'r ""'' we ',I'' was N.Y.
ana s'/' -l"h'i. 1t" Sh'' ,l' ,hail"t Is
swinging 10" Tor me Tonight, hnt thaT
ain I " IN II Ion Nrr on yoU 10 ~ ia or
hitch on. Take her AMI raI' her, - we
kin all i'm" on the other sh"r"' 'r| she
And I'd kn""ei me o'h'E rN"i" WASH I ~"
k"iilorhy. Ai" 'u"I H'E". itP7' VIC
'''''"' S""'- ~, = '.i',' 90
H'E we ""'"''' ''eIl"" " = ii 70 40, va -
'." i''I, '''''' WI w. ~ "i ",T'I
Hi'',, ~, 'u',! NI,'' '."'- ',.,.
W. w, ',"-'''' ,''' W.
TO III! A',.'' -" y" :" III,
Iu''E u" "' "'.'' 1'' ''''l "'E''' l
IKE IL. "
ne Ia" S''P;'" 'i' W. JUS zoe, ""' ~ ''g
nNE' ''iPr' S'Pt''-' "I'' '' ~, ''.'''"
do"h 10 nNt IL on 'I"h' 9' aI""i ,'I"'Il
Ana ." - S'' '"'''! '"E"'' " ~" j" "'
don.
Ih" ui''iil n."'l'irl expression ""''h
lranshtnE'd Go I'r!-Ir- i''r at jsl+ an
non"@.m'n1 WIS Un"A-. I''1 iy ~
aVer'1" eyes, hoI "Ii h' Py.''i'" 'hi, III
IH-N #sa#T Z H. NAY HH..FN HHf Q 2
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and the most tapering fingers become tire
some y hen continually insistef on. J
pretty mouth - never - pretty as when i
~ not bitten, and large eyes lose thei
charm when they are rolled. Tie fir
vic TRUSTS OF her pretty foot and gaze
A. il, or who views with oOmplacency he
we'll turned shoulder, j. not dangerous
because sbe IS LO' deep. Her ihnUcen
yaEi,iss are AZ obvious as the leaves on
tee in SUMMER, and scarcely more endur
ing. for il is true of the hirt Gs of the res
Of humanity, that I'VE all do fade as tn
leaf"
OF very different metal il the thorough
going c0qurt!e, who has made a serioI.
study Of her tayOTite pursuit. The char
ac,crIStiCs Of this person are intelligence
aud t,ct. You viii declare 10 yOursrl
that son don't know what to make OF her,
but yCH may be very sure that she wall
Know in an instant what To make OF YOU
and the result ui her labnrs ia making
you over will not be i pleasing object for
your contemplation. She sits down. not
beside yuG, hut facing yOu-the good gen-
rIai in battle always fronts the tup-lrd
in ten minutes she has turned you met
aphorIrilly inside out. She i. too clever
10 give vou the impression that she thinks
herself clever. On the contrary, You al
WAYS carry away from her presence the
consciousness that she believes you L. lie
the clever one. Iou do not feel that She
has battered you, but YOU do feel that
whereas before your last talk with her
yOu were weak. discouraged, fearful, you
are now strong, hopeful, self confident.
She does to your mind what other wOmen
do a. their houses clears away the dirt
aud disorder, and lets in the bright un-
shine and the wholesome air. In addition
10 this she give. You Il ne" Il or two.
1t seems the part "f wisdom 10 secure this
invaluable cGmpauIdHsEIp 10 yourself iur
lie. but on this point will she agree with
you? She Is very ggnerJus. Already she
gives You her thoughts, her aspirations,
her sympathy, her frank and cordial
liking. hrr wIrm interest. Why shouldn't
abe grd, ypu the rest OF her days and he
done with il? Take heed, rash youth.
l. .warr, beware, Trust her not, she il
looling thee. When You explain to her
that ike WadSworth YOU live by adj
mim'iou, hope aud love- of her she eX-
claims, Dear, dear using the words
in aG cjaculatory, not An endear-
ins sense. "My poor child" she
sill say You may be a millionaire Of ~,
but sine will certainly call you her
''poor child'J "d0 You know me- 30 little
~ not To know that | would infinitely
rather he myself than any any mans wife:
Dii YOU imagine that ! had nothing else TO
,l..1- .ly,,s .y..,t N,utrt r,,nNS' Nnn
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Ro.ey is a different kind from their sort o

kOsey Is a different klnu from thelr sOTt
women
"Nalcroisclic is an angelo said De
Fcrrieres. suddenly rising, with pm excess
Of tyrravaglnce. a saint! Look! | cram
the lie down his th~at, wr' challenges It -
"Ethy mqm'.c.ie yr mean my Roseg, y,
said Nolr. quietly LAYING his powerful
hands on &c FrrriTe,' shoulder, and
slowly pnnias nim down again np'n his
chair, 'y"',r about right, though she amt
mam'seilo yet. IL Wa sayin', might
hrv killed you Of band Ct l he'd Thought
it would hev been n good thing for
ROscy ~
For her? All. well! Look, | am
ready" interrupted de Frrueres, again
srninginc To hi, feet, and throwing open
his coat with both hands. ''Ser! here ut
my LrYrt-h.er'
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rrt Mr.. Esu~alw. after an ohSrryant
Glance at the young girls distracted Lace
I-rsi1rIy excused himself We got q
liner tn write. he said, with "a half DO"
To- I.r.rv. "Grod night
"a. r..>seI the passage 10 the room that
brf been assigned TO him, and, closing the
F,r- ,rve WV TO some i]rrjtabllIty OF tenn
NOR i'm his efforts TO light the lamp and adj
inst his writing materials. For hls excuse
To }Ir. Mott was more truthful than most
n,Iils prgtrxtz He had, indeed, a letter
IN wri.g. and one that, being yet young IN
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n, ,5s.y tr.. . .- .,. .-.t g.s.,,c--..l
"~" "'|' " S'""" |''"''
~ her H' pn'a.r e.. in sesu.ae hls Compos-
ur.. 500. .~..,.n..G. . flrrI, E,ttu... rp
-...
-.HN". '..-.''H'' Won. tapping up
o.. fore .-,l,H just Unw.
..rr.. .htr.. .-,.t Et.,y.
..r... . .., 90 b r.,,,,.l ;r,ro
t'NNl, '....".'.| I VIII" " R,S'"'s'
"\at ia..~ ta- fore batch. she said
nl.r-r.rrE, ..}ur seem Il, know ships "
,.r .:, .,. .r
'''..' " H"'' f-''.''
WIS Pc. W. amt uuiSteuei the hatcb to
come rn the quickest WAY and take q look
-....l r-. .r,, b,~..I ro,,, r.-. B..
'' ="
"adri v\P''h''o'"F'
tlOugn. sD.' stll lOsev simply.
.ynr. r.. tine .,rtru..ma.'
49,
'-. '''..'.s" ""r y'> lou Srrm
io NH'" i' SOL.
-Ta.htr' todd mr.
.r.. l.,s N.,9 r.-.,.
90 o''''"''
"- '''...""s'' 'OoN!IS ~ n'F
~ ''Iu'S
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IL ," .'" ID ms sS'S ~
o. ". - '-. 'N' "''
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''. '..'' WY.
''. "N. 'Al..h
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his first purely unaffected action. she
slipped through the door, and softly closed
. it behind her.
Reaching the upper deck she WAS ne
| liayrd h iiud her father had not returned,
aud her absence had been uunotIret. For
she had resolved To keep De I"rrlcI"s
secret 10 herself from the runmirnt that
he had UnwIt;ingly discovered 1t, ans ia
10 this and still be able to watch over him
without her fathers knowledge Icquirr,
some caution. She was conscious ot his
| strange aversion to the unfortunate man
without understanding the rta.ou. hUt u.s.
she was in the habit o. entertaining his
c~IpriccS no { from aitectiuratr t]Olerauc" o!
his weakness than TryrreIc" of his IuHg.
meut, shs saw no d~i>luyglty Ia him IN
withholding Il confidence THAI might l.,
/ iislnrgl % another. 1T "0a'' do father
any good to know it, she said To herself,
'Iul II il dill it GUchta't to- she added
with triumphant feminine l2Eir. HUt the
Impression made upon her by the S?vc'lcl,
she had Just witnessed was stronger
/ than any other considerations. The rrye
/ lti1u OF lie FerriersS' secret poverty
seemed "a chapter t.um % romance of her
own weaving: i1r a m@m,p' l. lifted tE'
! miserable hero ont OF In" depths othiS folly
aHi srlli-hurss. She forgot the weakness.
Of the man in the strength of his dramati,
surroundings. II partly satisfied acrlyina
sh" hal felt, il was not exactly the St,rF
Of the ship, aS sh- haf dreamed it, Luz II
"'S'u tp1''' W. ''I rMIs'',''. w ', ''''
'.'"' a. ,'''",'' '' 80
',"'' '''"'f, '''.l ,'' 3 ,''''''' Wv ''lN'
'"C ',.. ' "' L.' ''',.I' >''''> VI
'I' '"'' IL '''''''l Wore '''N 'p',''i'" J."
hrr now. s' never Tor moment Gouh,t'
NJ the end o' "n hour sh" again knocked
softly n the door, carrying some light
unurlshmcut IN" had prepared tor hun.
IT,, was asleep hUi >h" wJs aaloundeE to
tl"d that IN the Interval he had managed
To dress himself completely in his anti.
luated ttnrrc. II was a mom"ntnrv
shock 10 the illusion she hal hecn foster
,ur. lut she forgot It in the piy'ahle con-
tra-t between his hIcr1r' tIyc and his
~aum4tumei hair and beard. the iGurll-
ae-- 60. his a,tjT" aud ~" cUl''ps" Of his
Invalid ti.ure. When she bed satisfied
| herself that hf- sleep WIS natural. -Np
I busted herself softly i'm ARRANGING the mis-
. ah1a apartment. With q few feminine
r"grhe, 81" removed IN" ~'ovrnlin-Ss o.
/ misery. luI placed the l"o-" materia. and
as'pgt a'.nUS evidences Of ms work On 'h"
-il". finiing that b." still slept, NEn
I EnDwirr ~" I'"urcl'n"" of t"'| na'"i.t
. medication, she placed tho rn.r,shw"0'
/ a." hai hg"ngR' hg his -il" aud noise.
/ 'n,siv u1'''ra the mplr'men' HnrrYirg
. o.. rr#F' Nf. srHFT4TrWnr tHrLFHHH HHfHF.tf'
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III

CHAPTER Ill.
II Mr.. Rpushuw INDUCED in any further
curiosity regarding the interior ct the
Pontiac he dill not make his active re-
searches manifest - HD~ry. nor, IN spite
%. her fathers Invitation, dill he agIln ap.
pgugch the galjev-a feet which @tFe hrT
first vague impression iu his favor. lie
seemed also To avoid the various advances
which NIr. Mott appeared Impell,d +" make
whenever they met i'm the passage, bui did
SD without seemingly avoiding h,r, ana
marked his halt c~nutempiuouS Indifference
% the elder Nu.t by an increase "t TeNpt't
20 tine young girl. Sh" woUli nave llNe1
10 ask him something abpUt ships, and was
SIRE his conversation would have heea
more. interesting than that of old Capt
E,we- TO whose cabin me had succeeded,
who had once told her a. ship was the
devils hrncuop.' She would have liked
also To explain to him that she WAS not
~ the hahrt of wearing e purple bonnet
But her thoughts were presently engr"'>rd
hy au experience which interrupted the
even tenor Of her young life.
She had been, ~ she .,ifvrwNri rrweM-
brryd, impressed with a nervous restless
ness one afternoon. which made II lmpos.
sJbIe tor her to perform Evr ordinary Hou.r-
hold duties. or even 20 indulge her t~gynrl'e
recreation Of reading or cast" hu'.dln.
She wandered over the ship, aud 'Glp~lir!
by the Stmr VAGUE lrrljrs of unrest. ''c.
-r.pdrI 10 the lower deck aud the 10 Ward
buIkhead where she had discovered she
open hatch. {. had not been again Ills.
turhgl, unr Wa there any truce "' further
exploration. 4 little a~-uuuurd, she knew
% why. OF gyyi-,tl0g the -yr&v "l NJ.
Eru~hUw'S researches, sine "aH turning
ba.k when she noticed that ~" dorrw witch
communicated with lr frrIlrrrS loft was
partly up~u. The circumstance. "'~ sd
un-u4l that -he stopped before It l1 sur
prise. There wt- up SOUND tom within,
lt WIS the hour when IT, queer occupant
WAS always absent, nr must have forgotten
to lock the donr OF it had hscu uul'Str",d
by other hands. Af;cr a. moment Of hest.
u,lou she pushed it further open a0d step
peel into On" room
ly the dim l;.hr OF two portfolios .hr
could SEE t,..t the floor wus strr"n and
piled with a.. contents at a h,oA"1 h.l %.
ru.I,d horse 'ar.. g. which "a .-w rat"ara
hn.r- still .yw..g.. aruue. the .jh \
heap off mo-ur,r skins. -'w" ..r u'y gu .n
,h. form of rhllr cushion cover, and ai.'
cushions uatiu. hrE and U~a-'uti.l 'ay ~
O.. light ol the ports, ami gave the apart
utur the ap~pttGsUg. yt d rur'p '"h'''9
4 urlr Instrument frr ,omHru- a." a"..'.
hair. lEl-. buttons AMI thread hrNp,! ".
% r.E. r.r.E sH..s ...r|.t. g.F.. E..
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l-t ."H H'.'' mo "ul'..t "'I j."
riosh '"Ui. I.'sr @Aa' 90 I" SP,aN, p''
it a'"n". A. t.c.4 Gang critters HAT
rally .t-:. and Iets aut o the way.
Acting upon tins lns,l@r' with ms usuS
pr,nlF.-i'y Da0''n, Ice al once pE"ct,''
10 the u-..g,-' sccO"d hand shop, amt. p".
+ chasi"g a palr Of enormous carpet slipper
originally '&c property ut - equity SCI cap
taia, r~rapra'r,d WILL S''"ng aU.GeSt"'.
@! newly uLa1irir'!ng lie ,a"i!. Inc I'M
~proyrmcnt, however, was iiau2ht WIN
porteut .uH circumstance MI non
footsteps. winch usually announced NJ
aDprcach all over theauIp, became StedIth'
ami iuIu1iblr
Meantime Miss Rnsry nai taken "H-
vautase O. th" ais nee OF h'' It'h'' o.
visit h"E Pa'''"' ID "'"'' "'Ii" hr.
''"''ou ''' ''' ""' G.rL n
"r'P'n ".I WY ~" ' i",r f., was instant
I"r,"" ,.I ~ Il. F~rrricr,s. lie had appr~.
.yruv ,onreLi,ieI tn. f.w chungrs she had
,I,esdv mY6r in the room. and had hir-
,.if oIl,r.,i s,yay the uali.t f. ON whjCa
T., L,I ris.r IN make two low s'a'#
n,,:nIt ,Ia ,vou Two bits OF ca-d!a
Id nm the noor Illuminated the hcama
ah,v,. The dressing gown was ortisticall,
dr,ned over the solitary chair, and p pii.
Of cushiors formed another srat. With
elaborate courtesy ne handed MIS- NiNeF
% he chair. lie looked pale aud weak.
though the gravity of the attack had cvi
IDENTIFY D,SScI. Yet ne persisted IN r..
,,,iriul standing eff sit - he cy
rI,ir.5 yi,h = ~ys.trra II shall ou,iu dis.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-01

WARNING TO YOUTHS WHO FLIT ABOUT TIE
FLAME.
Various Varieties Of L'yemoEug That Is Done Oa.y
fir Sgon-Tas Barless, ~laaos.1t,
Diglliei. Evangelical aud
Other R.irE.

Toronto Glghs.
At this scasrn of the year, when tlirts
all ages and descriptions are getting ou
t their wal paint and feathers in prcpaT.
ton for tn" chase in their usual winte
hunting grounis, il isa fitting time to XIV
= short account ct this Ingenious class q
humanity in ITS leading varieties for tn
Lcne'i' Of the imp:rssihir aud drfrrrrlrs
OF the other sex.
4 kind Of llirt against which one canno
be too carciullgon his nuard. and Of whicl
nearly every community can furnish a
least one or w specimens. is the child
like tlirt. She is an innocent incXpcri
rntcl. simple hearted little creature, whC
holds her knit" and fork at lahl" in a fash
ion which suggcst+ that they are toe
heavy for her baby fingers. She ~ alway'
pitYing some man of her acquaintance be
cause too bad j." has to take 4 long
walk home on a cold night, or because
isn't it h0rridrI he has to ct mp early III
the morning. or hccause what = shame,
the poor fellow has 81 work 20 hard. II
you call an her Won will probably fins her
in 2 hrpi'chirg tea gown, which bat en-
haucr~. etc, and with her fair hair in a
heavy braid down her hhrE. She apDIo-
giz.s Tor this by saying She IS dread
fully tired 81" has iISt been washing
out half 2 hu.hel 81 fin ltcr- 'hIt she
couldn'r trust to the Glrl. Her mother says:
"Whv. Daily, halt a hushri!' and then
turning to Won with an amused apoI"%etic
smile .'DOllg is surh 4 child. She hasn't
the least idea of how muvl hal! a bu>heI
il" "Well any way, - says Dolly, "Iil
leave it 10 Mr.. Crabshank il my hands are
A shocking sight. She puts her hands in
yours. and YOU cannot choose but take
| them. she - such a child, you know.
You will have to Inspect every lnitnltes-
nal scar and stain upon her hnEcr", ana
| listen IN Il historical account Of each. J.
Won hrirg her flowers she will held
| lbrm to her heart aud 10 her face, cScIli'n-
ir, 90. how too lovely, ., hos cNqllr'
itrIy ~nprtcrt, This from the lips OF any
othf- woman would ne simply gusil,
hut Dolly never rcs,rains herself she Is
such n child. When yam really have Ia
40. she runs to get yOnr "'crco1t, and m
.is.. on hcIring YOU On with n, plying
You all the tim, fer having 10 20 out IN
| the cold. She thinks the oycrcnat j. aw-
| fully heavy. hut supposrs lis only 4 lratI'-
,r's weight on -n,N shoulders ~ ruurS.
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