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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-10
Calling Him on.

Indignant Bicyclist- Madam, your dog
snaps at me every time ! pass. Here he
comes now. Starts off,
Old lady-Sportl SPORT you foolish dog!
Come here Them amt bones. Thcms
legs.-New York Weekly.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-10
A Distressing Case.

Old l.ady-Where is your husband, Mrs.
belong?
Mrs. DelOng-He couldn't come He
has the rheumatism all over him.
Old Lady-Goodness mel And he's over
six feet high.-Street & Smiths Good
News
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-10

Fresh Reporter new with
you?
Sober Citizen Well, yes
Fresh Reporter producing notebook
What is it, please9
Sober Citizen My baby has another
tooth.-Lowell Citizen
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-10

Il s'pose If should try to ride that ma
chine I'd break my blamed neck" said a
gawky looking fellow sitting on the dry
goods box in front of a country store, as
he looked at the bicycle which city
wheelman on a tour had leaned against
the hitching rack preparatory to inquiring
for bottle of soda pop.
mo, you wouldn't" replied the bicycIer
winking at the bystanders. ''It's the
earliest thing in the world to do. Any
body can ride one Of these machines if he
only thinks So
Il want to know" exclaimed the gawky
looking youth. "D'ye think | could stay
on it if got onY"
II know you could"
AN make Ter go?"
rfOf couPst
"Shol You're tryin' TO fool me-"
Don't you want to try it?''
And the tourist in knickerbockers
winked slyly once more at the interested
spectators.
How do you keep from fallin' off the
darned things"
"All you've to do is to climb on, start it
going and keep going Take it out and
get on"
The gawky chap climbed down from the
Dry goods DoN, smut up MS Jackknlfe ana
put it in his pocket, took hold of the bicycle
awl1wardly and trundled it out to the raid
die of the road.
''It isn't quite as good a one as I've got
at home," he said, as he mounted it and
started down the road at n rafting pace,
"but can follow directions on it, can
start it and keep it going. It's only four
miles to the next town. I'll be waiting
you at the pump Good-by"
And the smart young tourist in knicller-
bockers trudged after him on foot.-Chi-
cago Herald,
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-10
PARADISE ON EARTH.
LOUISE CHANDLER MoULToN WRITES
c1ARMlNcLY OF LES VOIRONS.

A Place In tho Sunny south of Franco
Particularly Adapted to Lovcmaking.
H"neymO0ning and Luxurious IdIe-
ness-Notcs of IA Recent visit.
copyright, 1891. by American Press Associa-
tiOn.l
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-10

Smokeless powder-the kind you gen
orally have on your coat sleeve after a
visit to your best girl. Texas Siftings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

speed he made np that sicen trail. In
tue face % tho storm, was something
for a gratufui hoy 90 remember.
Whatever The trouble had been at
the Mohawk did not prevent tho super
lutendent from setting the tramway 10
motion rs Aoon ~ he heard Of Media
rcdlca,nont, and suddenly tho poor, be-
nninbed boy heard the rumble o. tho
cable nnl at the Same Instant the hurket
resumed W. loiigdclRyel journey. When
canp 10 q halt again Il was In tho
ore house at tho mine. and dozen hands
were stretched out 70 help him az he
climbed stiNly from his prison.
Ot course he was the oVnter Of SYM
pathetic Interest, aud an eager audi
caee gathered round 70 hear his story;
and thcrc was one point IA the recital
~ which they gave him such q sound Of
chcers that Ned herRn 10 think this last
snowphoe feat WAS tho greatest victory
he had acoVd yet
But neither applause nor his dinner
% bot coeoc and yenAion cOn,foricd
him much when he learned that the let
ter his mother had sent up appraised
Uncle George that his wifr and little
GIRL coming on inom the Fast, expected
HIM 90 meet them In Denver Sunday
morning, and nov hy Mods delay he
had lost his only train and must walt
nutil Monday.
Ii "a obvious that moral might hu
drawn tInm thla story, and both Unclc
George aud Mods mother wore at first
Inclined TO do sO, but on second thought
\ they decided that any bright boy could
do u for himaclf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

The tinmway and rs buckets WIS not
dcsienN 70 facilitate the pafsnec Of
fconlc ~ the mountain. but wufkmcn
did, however avail themselves OF Il
now and then, mud on m occasion like
The prcseut Nod felt tha, The opportu-
MY aiierld for "A quick ride was not
He hurried 20 tho tall orc house, tied
Sullivan outside, and, taking his snow
shoes on HIS shoulder, climbed the wooden
stairs 70 Che upper huur.
Most Of the wofkfuen had gone to their
dinner, hut tho ono IN charge gave him
nsay perleias,on sn9wigg ho was the
dent, and Ned awaited hlmsoif OF the
hgst empty bucket TO start on his ride.
lie hQd been IN AN ore bucket many
nmc before, but never for an indie.
pendent tilh and be Amused himself as
he rQdc alopg by looking down at the
familiar Landscape from a new point Of
There we're scores Of mines located
on the side " Forest mountain, eomO
Of them marked by clusters OF build.
ings with tall, black umukestnckf. and
others which were an yet scarcely
more than prospect holes. One after
another they tel into Tho background
/ aud the Mohawk was drawing nearer.
Ned was lust thinking that this was "a
great deal hptcr than creeping nlonr
On the back of Sullivan, whom all az
once his carriage stopped running,
He sent 1nick ,lancc Nh AMI down
the runway, Tho whnio line of hnck,
eta had come 10 n standstll. Ii was
evident TINT Tor some rcason the brake
which controlled tho motion OF the ca.
bic Ind hoOn put on.
"NhcwH oiaculhtud Ned, and he
sent a very 6isoousulatc look IN the III,
rctiion OF tho Mohawk. lie had hoped
| 10 reach Il while thpro was still nnme.
| thing left Of Uncle Georges dinner.
However Il could not last, he said 20
himself aud meanwhile thor, was moth.
ing to ito but 10 wult
Rnt tho delay did last The minutes
| longthrned iui0 an hour the hour dnu-
BLEED ITSELF, and still all tho hugketa
hung thew without moving an Inch,
ind the situation which had NJ first
been only rroyOkng began to wear q
serious aanecl
Ned leaned over the side OF the bucket
and tried t1 measure with HE eye the
distance TO tho ground. IL was al least
forty feet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
SHE POISONED HER HUSBAND


c.,a,sburp Pa, Dee. l1.-Mrs- nate
HieenSos Ike rity was today arrested
p wi e,,,y,jtted 10 jail here on q cnaise
VIZ. w u. ia,,ins, her husband, George ialhlel,
OF III, oiiiit nnwn citizen. Painter nie9 Nely
MN Sarlr and under suspicious, ,, eli.nil.
st,nces about six weeks aso, b:,tsi,,,-,,
och ~ the dead man was sehl 70 . : 49, ana
chsmists for Analysis Of us eenaeHis 4, the
tbe result shows the preseh'y ys nso-
stomach Of sufficient aIse1le Painter.
duced death. The ille.s ann fhe 6rst.
VINO H, ,sal,iess IN following the case ~
, Weii nnes, held by the c9fonrI a u'l so
the lh9uest i+v testified that on me
glst u palnter's depth ms VIZ
gay Dsl9's small auantity Of srycnninsi
purchase s,,d the sale was registereu
az NJ hsr M beep made for the PuiI'se
OF poisoning oys' han married three
Mi' ffer frst husband was kilsI "a "a
~ railrond and her ses2hsu ,a n5,,,,
Ng5 shortly before hef tn nv, 10 wa
thst With Painter fiis 49,, nnd IL
sai5 10 be quick SOW ~ l.si,,srce ruonoy
ieft logncy q Ssoyg t-snrance argrc-
70 ny W. SA00O. The usuranee ~ ~.
ss,sie have refused 70 pay ~ 49,, =. d
Painter claiils .ln,,seaee5 IN the courts;
the case nv snskos general oeli.l
The M.e'.l.-,ie,,iar. she claims ll5l ~
anq I n arsenic Ia hef ..-t.,-
hneink - moi incfiminaie he1 "'-
s sSn ina purchAsed stiyeanlns
- orw WANT coLga,I!lsS,:S;, ~, 10.
nay YOU WILL, flAD S|'
IS INTEREST so~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

haugltily. To had record Of his
own at SNOW BhDriug.
"pmi't know" said Tom. "uit they
say he's whiz1nr. He's tlio champion
over al Bed Rock, and be thinks hg
got regular 'walkaway' with M tl-
lows here"
aweii. j should inst Ike to sec him
try lt.- said Nod III be thinks ihtw
nobody at Bed Ridge That kiONg how
fp shoe IL hos Dn bic base. aud ln y
find IL ont Tell son what. hn nddl1,
reaectivcly, y gu@Hs ! vii go over
with yon / can't stay but few mil-
uteq hut ! should like 10 20 down mo
biIl ones aud show that fellow thins
Tint Is the way it happencl that in-
dead Of Jogging along toward the Mo-
hawk Ned Perry spent tle forenoon
,gitl III comrades on Royal hill. The
boas,er from Red Rock proved no un-
worldly Zoe. and Il took Inorg llien ore
trip IN fact u took more trips man
ANYONE counted. 10 convince him tbgt
be Ind his match ~ the doughty Hide
champion of lted Iilfge.
Suddenly chorus ~ whistles an
nourned Che hour u noon,
aNyri exclaimed Ned. stopping hiti-
self II The midst Of run. II can't be
twelve o'cipckV
But his Waterbury said Il was, and
he tort NlNAHNlA NMAff ANA ~ Wv NFHt
where SulliTnn was tied. and jumped
astrido and was Of.
But speed was not QUO 81 the virtues
~ euIlisan. nor did he feel called upon
10 mako up for the time bis iunstfr had
ID; by any extraordinary Efforts Of his
own. However. Ia duo course of Inns
ne pair were hack ~ the unluchy spot
noar tho ore house. where they had
net Tom Basae,i,
II was iuat here TINT bright Idea
occurred u Nsd II WAS simply tlia-
n secure a Tide In one ~ The ore buck
"a moving up and doarn Thy great
tennwnr which cOnneefed uif Mo.
harrh With ibo ore house % he side 81
ihc railroad
acnse rol topii' Or cable. snnpprel
~ along on teil H9qasu ttHiisl
sUd forming c0Iapl'fs cifruit ogpr
.hlch buckets moved continually,
ringing down ore from ilf milne, fni
irfuipinr sometimes amply. HyMcbnles
Ned with coal o. oiAsr supplies for
hp miners
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

walkiug aloEg trail fcw rods DIS
taut.
80 camnway on .dosert island erer
saw un approaching sail with greaier
JOY 'liuiln ibore llllplF he hhopted.
Ihe ifufrler who had d bis fur cap
pnilal completely over his ihar, di1
NOT hcnr Ne was hurylng along with
lis eyrs bHi nn ihe narrow path,
"HMlo. HullOf shouted Ned again
% perfect agpuy " appeal
kdli tho traveller did not Turn. lt
seemed 10 Ned that he even qpietened
bill npare.
And Then. for the secopd time that
day bright idEn occurred 70 him, lio
aflzed ono VI the snow rhQca whlnh
were IN tho bucket with him, aud
buried u down with nli bis force In the
direction Of The traveller,
II failed OF 10 Intended mark. and
plunged out Of dgih in Snowdrift just
behind him.
Ned gave gronn aud for moment
his face looked white. Then be seized
the other fnOWehp0 and stood for Y mo-
ment taking min carefully
"its my last chance" ho said. through
LIS teeth I've rot 10 make 4"
WhlExN The long narrow ehAft Gov
through The air right pscr Tho head Of
the traveller. and The next moment stood
"a end In The snow directly 10 front Of
him.
That aFionishod Individual stopped now
with q suddenness which almost threw
him backward
Then he took step forward sud can
tlouAy drew the missile out II tho snow.
There vas no misiahng what u was,
Hc began staring all about hin with The
most bewiicfed eapreHslon, but Il wns
fully Minute before be- glanced ~
NJ ila hlefet and saw fhe implorng
young face above iha edge Of H.
That solved ihe mystery. aud BE- jerfed
w t,ia ear pieces v DO fir cap 10 lime
10 hear Ned gasp, 'iOr pty's sake hdD
me oit 81 ihlsi l-e been bnnmns here
ever iqnr HnOu. aud I slAii lffcze "
desfh " ! stay much ilnre9
The Traveller stood for miurie with
his mouth nrap We'll, i gou haini
lad q rolehir h. shouted up finally,
NAhd only a kld. tool There must "a
s0laltihW Wgsg ~ ihe Mohawk. but
/ rfcds thsyl mauagp A. start M II
lhe, kaow what iis you're M 10 90
fi'hi up.
10 Eas " rood A. bis wosd. aud tha
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

Tom JemiHon, onn " Tho most lingn-
lar chhrncters that mnkns hia bono
arouud Tho historic cly 81 sprnRfsl1,
filn., ~ stopping VI the I1el"14 me
forelng,r OK 'lis right hand ~ ~, and,
while converaing with sons of lbs &c.
qunintanecs lnd night by WAS asked
the cnnse Of the abe,nco q TIE mfmbeI
Several years ago anid 'Ieinisgn. =
was IN Tombstone Arlz. ! went broke
one niRhi aud when ! got up uext morn.
Ing wanted drink worse than
srer ana ia al ny pass life. 1 walled
INFO a saloon and ordArHd q roekiaii ~
though ! was tho poasessgr " a Rola
mine Whrn ] had drank j down
heid % ny iingrr 70 the bafTieelrr re-
marking iint tho drink was on ne. In
he twintilHz 81 M eye be flashed ont
a long. hern sword ~ sharp a. o I1H1fg
and einnH before I knew u ny hnfef
IND Ieon eui Oh aud s!ofed IN ihe tneli
drawer. then irow my pistol and 90
,nnndoi MY angar liu Pulled flip
dlnwfr on, sid told ne 20 ilelp isytPn,
XII ihfra weff aOmrihlng over a hup-
dged aihef fingers N ilieei and ~
eouiluf teil niiie from me ctAerl, i
M fhoiu Hione. iillAd fiis bafkuptr
aud am1oted ilie toWn,'-St Louis
Hepuhlie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
HERBERT BISMARCK.
a CHARACTER SKETCH OF TINS
ELDER SON
" 70 Great German chanoollor--A Man Of
Ability but coarser Grained Than Mis- "a.
'hsr-Mannaflsms muhouilAs Talent
oy ohAries Lewe, B,.maroh's Biorraph.r
-Hn q resp nenr ef fonfou r,mcs.
Vor the Sunday Gazctto)

1--we, n"mAfck'a BioEraphrr
-"a q rep, henr af f1nfon Tones
dor the sunday Gazctto)
Berlin, Dec. S.-"Only elrl.n tela.
Eraphed Count William Bismarck to his
ilther, the chancellor, when his arst
ENID. born OF his own cousin. Nb,.
Asnin, made is appearance N The world.
The tone Of this telegram hctokcned a
certain amount OF disappointment ON the
part Of Graf Bin,"as he was always
called, that tile Bismarck race had not
been continued IN the male nue. hut. on
receiving the news, the chancellor HIM
self at once wired back: marie also
was only girl, tnow the Countess
Rantzau), being the princes own first
born, who WINS In due time followed ly
9. couple Of boys. OF these the older,
Herbert. was called after remote yet
younger received his Christian coguognen
from his godfather, King William Of
PRUSSIA.
Bismarck himself has always boosted
TINT be was cut ont by nature aud pre-
objection for the military career, and that
he only became diplomatist aud poll
tician by cOmpGlsye chance. But either
his two sons failed TO inherit to the full
the warlike procliyites OF their father
or the Inter, yielding TO his autucnuc
impulses, claimed the right Of choosing
professions for thcm bosh. For tha
younger boy, Count Bill was trained "
for the administrative career, while
Herbert was kept at homo under the
chancellor's own wing With intent t.
make him a full tledged dlplomeist OF
soaring eagle second only to his sire
Not that, Ike theii father they did not
both taste tue pleasures Of military Iii,
when, like other young Gcrnlana OF
superior education, they each had ab
solved their volunteer" year Of arm!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
AN AMGnloAN alaL aAvEO.
llsr Father Roluscs 10 ld llsr Ito up to a
nnlon Poor.

NtANNN NNN's
The engagement o tho Honorable
Cecil llorlnR 10 Miss Grnur Wilson was
nnnountcd last luuo, Il scomed 10 fnl-
low in the usual line Of international
matches
An nsrccabe young Englishmpn, of
Hnud ininily, whose rprpurccn bad boon
swept away IA colossal failure that
shook Tho ilunncloi ventcrs Of Europe,
had pHghtcd hlH. roth to a beautiful
American girl who was aR hnght and
clever hi her father vps Rich
The AiiAiI Ind been 80 universally
recognized In Now York rncioiy thnt
do match whu considered almost Rn
accomplished fact, and while the Lon
don fncuds Of the SOD Of Lord ltnyri-
stake pnited him on tho buck for his
great good luck w winning Zone OF
thc intlmptos q Miss Wlssh wcfo no
lrss eaudYr over her approaching mar.
rggo Win q memhef OF the bfluAh
Although 20 doy had been hacd for
thc wedding u WAS booked for the early
winlrr " this city, and great wore tho
preparations and Arrangements thorc'
u was annonnced yesterday that ulo
manlgre would not tnkr place owing
10 disagreement 0Ypr tho settlements.
hi other words, Ampneau hdrussca
are no lpnrr 10 be- held VI their tue
md LOVELY value, but pfe 20 be mndc
the subjects oi barter aud clinugr, Which
Que American iuihpr at least would
have mono oi
Nh Ccdl Bnnug d tho bird sou n
recently created ueor.- Lord Roycs
flake. who figured prominently 40 tho
recent financial smash Of tho famous
london banding house Of hunng Broth
,ori and on WHOM u has hee,n Hgil no
L. aIlfAIlIN for ihW
crash reas. owing - bis ipYestmontg
IN South AmnTicln securities. 10 "
now rusticnting on thpOO n year AL
lowej froUi the wreck
Cecil Boring cnmc 20 America ahoit
two years ago ~ partner ~ thy Nvw
York hfm Of bn1Qg, Me1Qm Y ~
an oneh0ot from tho parent prm' 10
York s1oicty and naturally iall M love
with Miss Hraeo. WILSON ,,
A matrimonial engagement followed
which hna now beon called on and
II n sdd BY those who claim % Know
that the reason for tue rupture w9g
Mn Wilson'S absolute refusal 70 glld
lnntoh which NJ bgst wHh not AZ NJ
brlllnnt one for lhg dangbLer.
Mr.. Richard u. Wilson. fnthar 81 tie
4pi IRON New 0GSahs, lis lor-
tlno was greatly lncITNaed by dealing
m S0uthrrn milroade. iiis daughters
,gerg beautlfnl aud charming. T'hf eld-
after tbe family rnine 10 this dly. Tho
s6coad daughter mRrried he Hon, NJ.
,Alnoi IfnbefL nDn " ar pcInbr4f
and secretary OF the Britiah Legation ~
Miss dlncr wilson, who has just bro.
keh hcr engagenont. ~ me hllrn
daughter. Mr. Orme Wiison, Tho eid-
fnulaIlHI .nIfugpNI UNn.llH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

M Won,A t,i'oek, round which were
In oa W "a tie creeuor covered cot
4 "a -Vty' aud huntsmen. while
. bdlilan uaHd for the canine In
Riiss ntftilAsl hag u second. As I
fcfe hra W led by 10 his doom.
/ wild not srl;l,n n sigh 10 sec him
II uzooasilli1 u His death. But
apl faiqiir n Nr. Harvey, wear
" fs Elilf claf down 10 his heels.
e ~ ny As Mapping up soon be-
llf'aL Wen catering tho kennels
II gftiFlelRh with the aifuclionnte
~ Y tae hglnfH that, but for the
id hs Whiie twin coat, his clothes
y izlsfl every time no unys thom a
= ! aeauttnled him into the kon-
" lFf!lslhly feminied Of the
y hepll where the schoolrOOms
,ltfi- ior the girls occupy one
y ila'e. and those OF the boys
" i1losiio side and where tue
~ y divided by broad drive.
~ ~ d the cnges aud were In
,-ll'lli BY tho hounds. who were
t.fll ihelr sense Of dutiful Obe-
4 VI leee Of the whip, who or.
4 " laaie' and their desire 10 be
y lAq hnntsman. A few decided
4 ,.llasl however, sent them
" ilal house, md II was anus
" NV ifandc efforts Of three or
y n psuher through a hole only
70 almlt one at a time. The
u ~ Thrown open 20 allow US TO
. t,a TIE playground we went
4 ~ to0M about "a feet square,
/. NtMlinrY' ut one end. This
l-sai dnls spread with straw,
/ IA WIG q cosy bed for the many
N, Agqle p,Qcc Ia tiled aud looks
y Hfsn and clean; indeed, had j
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
Rosssss LOOT A TOWN.
Masked Men 90 Through tho Business Houses
Of Gillette.

Cheyenne. Wyo. ncc. 10, -rwilishV
was lust gathering Sunday evening When
q couple Of heavily armed men, dreasnd
like cowboys and wearing masks made
FROM hlts Of canyag rode into the towli
Of Gillette, hent on mnkiag ralfo at
the point OF their weapons, The yisliorl
forcId their ponies into Tony Chriaten-
acns saloon and dance hall. Tony tn,n-
tiled Ike an aspen ~ hc eIppilod his ulla.
He lahdpd the rObhom $3.50 md four
nistulA, Five other mon npd q couple "
women IN tho plncc were nlaD rubbed,
Alter taking a dtink and tseatluE eyery-
body, the visitors rode 20 the streot One
OF thom proposed 10 rob the peat0iliga
and rol0 inside lhr little plaza lie
found gih hchlnd the window, Bnd
when she told him ihorc was no monny
on hand he heliorod her aud rode OUT
The pair ruilpd another sulnun md
grocery store much ~ they had dono
Chnstnnseus, hlght or ton citizens wha
uHmc 20 see what was goift on wgni
hold up on tllp Afceip IN Ule time tho
robbers were ready Ia leave Chrialon.
sen hud smAll posse organised, The
hlpbWRvmun dld noi caro- for u nahr
nnd rodo on IN hurry. Foing south,
with bullets Tying astgr them,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

'1iq9' its Inhabitants, should
q ~ lgrt OF a dairy. The kou-
+ I'M way are Identical In every
4 ~, slier a moments inspection,
4al N we dining hall. Suddenly,
~ Il s.u-e forth into a long,
IL "a not howllng or barking
I "a. 'ul was a whereby musical
~ wv taken up by the hounds
slst 'IiAaels until the air was full
4 n ~ turned In establishment 10
Z isffas me query In my express
Csi,n9 are only singing" "Sing-
4 A,s,999naeii and then he told me
i al n. nAvo q habit OF ''slnglngr
Ir.r 1eIlns the day, always In the
tii.sae evening aud often once
4, ~, Whlles. They generally
+ "a ssh minutes. Ii Is quite q
u ~ lnliko their deep m0uthed
~ -, ,tNee 10 hear them nn,sh
I.lf htan passed on. Tho hounds
y ~ ,,Ae v. thelr daily meal. which
Il y ,.s,tllsndea by those who nj
III an X take q great doal more
~ d. Hai though and not too
m .nAiy 4 public school mas
n tir'u ~ ilcady preparing for
a.rs ~ 4th, fnr the pOrridgc-
4 MAJ ialNriunt Item OF their
Il ElT-5 = mAde Of the best cat
I'VE .taAei far twenty -four
4 ma ~. q considered properly
rs rSas reach the lenzlh Of
f1u itFr being placed In one
" M, eAl meat IN another.
Us oo.,ii.m tho Kitchen, where the
20 a{s'eulQnNy FOR twenty four
y h1rs ~ lhe pofrldge Is also
i tt 1e9Rpers SIX feet high aud
',it nv .fter, While huge slabs OF
~ A., ~, 10 open wooden baths.
11f s ne days when they are
- lre,i. lAeso occasions they 10
va l.g their fast. II Tho run
NJ y, ~ and Mr.. Harvey ands
Z e. aeplr until quite late, he
H. " gallons OF bread and
\ TN, - With voter divides
~ xei ehier Ordinary clrcum-
ltf w 1000 until they return
- s-,f y ne storeroom, where
q ~ or meal give one q
/, stl1l .sleuni nnnsumed BY the
q .s,slfh comprise her riai-
~ s,rrs ~ ntsninla, and here. TOO,
Ntlr,,. OF bl1es Containing the
y, ~ W.. shloh fofm a staple
y "a ~ Tor the men 10 The
e youastr dogs IA the
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loyal KENNELS
, o,,.srERs FOR BLUE.
ssLcoOeO DOGS
/ nsr rlaslcal Wail-Ocrml-
\ N Ho.piIal-Is Hunting
I.as D,st cru'l'

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ID -oa the principle that We We
o. ~ rreclora n thing unul
Il 4 q, hot feel much INTEREST
~, rsiil they are about TO pe
4 g1p n' .'n'nblucI 10 raiso an out
4 10 es,~,iI TO me TO pny q. VISIT
IN N, tsnnfla until | heard unt
|ni stalished. The rum9rs as
n p .si IA the Knacker' horses
~ n chasing tame deer
4 ililslg., bisy.bodics have en-
Il, IN our indignation. also , 9a,
~ for mysqlt Mhethet w
D Y sn u the bnrbai ian ne N
4 ii.r Aiaiesiy's kennels are slt-
. dose TO tue race COURSE
also,,, .-s M Windsor forest. They
. NV zane site for a very large
4 ~ w the proscnt kennels hay
i lsNs,,,r AVER a hundred, although
WI ~ dons aud improvements
l.. y. about twenty years ago
~ sg,o,n tho station. past the
" sinc the picture OF uesolailon
y Y y,ieise pine woods that out.
tie heath aud soon found
s. 3, tssneis. which Ia the dist
4 ~ Ns NV unnractised eyes. un-
a, y miniature geological gar
q -slns Of the hounds end now
~sher, sharp grdNl OF annoy
4 .so,her touch TO the fancled
symei with special permit
j. .,sr IL the bounds aud now
r.w received By Mr.. Harvey,
" a,,,nan. who laughingly. told
'. IA lie Individual at whose
charges were laid, and left
~ lis eoa, before showing me
Il isv MAS warm, and ] wss
Z s,ifhat 50 hurdy nu individual
lgfspnlng up." but while !
+. y, ths Opportunity OF observing
,si,ass. / was standing In u
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political rnwcr But meanwhile he must
rrtre with his semi. English bride ~ tho
rural sceilsinn Of Schonhausen. the birth.
place and parental ESTATE OF his own
father, whore, as be wandcrs along the
hank of the Elhe the honest peasants Of
the. old Mark 81 Brandanhnrs might
Wen misiakc him for anythlng but what
tricks OF speech and manner and per-
sonal appearance. that his father hnd ~.
assumed bis youthful air and come hacA,
to revisit the scencs OF his youth.