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Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

HebblGt Butte. Huber StOrmen
iorleoen neoblalte 5reOerlt Den Spueu.
bes Butte poa Winoeitenen paa SiOs
lDn9bjerg ueO Solltebro. Zen par al
Bronce o. bauoe toltet 800 SER.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Sol8t Gro. aroeier q. 9eterien /
Slrtereo bar iolst glrfergo arO til
fin. BroprietGr Olieu fra 3pIanO iCr
$4,000 Str, buUrai 10000 SIR. uobe'
tales.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

YIN Sauf. Yaa ct ben 26Oe Otto
Der aibOlOt MpOe ueOtOges bet at Op,
rette Ell Sanoelsbunt @reuaa meo en-
Gtiietapitat at 100, 900 SIR. Ser ueO-
iatte5 ct uouala.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

SubllGnm. Den Bite SttOber par
bet rs aur, iioen 5oltetbinssmanb,
Brof. @. S9arlins ubnauntes til 4ro,
fesior i Ntationulptonomt Os Statsois
benlfab peO r~niperitetet.
- Sen lite os. feirebe ben iaa pel
befienote os afbOlbte SOteleier Chr.
Senien Of "SUtel @pbe" / ipernins fit
25 4ars SubilRum.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
st norif sfib meo 600 Sincere.


9eretuin9sn uni, at bet nprite Damp
Itb "N~proenIfiplo" Ifuloe bore be- flag
la9t at Sopnueierne. piier Zig M at
p9re usruuoet. st ienere Telegram
mcloer, at Bet er antommet / goo 8es
bplo til Satr. Wan antager at "Nors
oeuItiplo" iurte 8ri9stontrabanoe. 8ers
imuo er ct anoet uorif 3a.npitib "Geit"
pirfelia blepet ltoppet al ben japaneIilte
arpoier "@ei.9ais@ei". "Teif" Iful'
be bape baut oper ier Suioreoe tineiiite
Sploater pmboro. Wten oa ben iapas
neIilte 8rppier nGrmepe zig, ital Sols
outerne bape tn9et llniiormerne al %
trauot benz. ga Saponeierne Tom om'
buro, fanbt DC Sfibet iuIot al Soft,
tleot iom &ulier. Sn9en apntrabanoe
tunoe opoases, Og Stibet tiaoOes irit at
furti9tte lin 8eiie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
SproIfj9(O | 8eitlofoten

Stamiuno melOes, at Der ben 3Ote
DIT. 5~Ormibbas 81. 8 par ct SOrO.
ftialu / 8eitloioten. Oct parebe 2 a 3
Minutsr us ~leoiaseoes al en- bump
Our.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
siaeiirom SampIaa % Sepleri bu

fra lite gtOUbr. isritt. upIast iamtlIse
peo 8ruset ~aniatte Glrbeioere. gruset,
Der er oct itsrite Der paa Stebet os be-
itjGftiser ca. 200 Nrbeioere, ifal un=
bersaa Ell itsrre &epuratiou, Der antG'
ses at piae uare pmtrlns 3 Waaueber.
9ette er Qariasen til Opiiselien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Sobam Shines 9esat. Reuterue al
Soban Shines 2csat er al 9esatets
Seitprelie paa 5eitators 5Doielsoa9
ben 26oe Oft. TIBET iplseuoe: Wulerne
&riitlan Saus, 9ars Sorbet, ariitine
9nn6e, ariiten SOlbs, Sluf @Oio
3bOrne, Gnoreas Slnsbablien Os 0uIfs
Dan @9eblus bpcr &r. 400 iamt Maler
Slaf 9abl ar. 100.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

0iels Brig / 8Orse er peb Or
Cperretsiasisrer Jr. 1borne i Gre.
brifsitab iplst til ct aOniortium al
5rebritsftaos 9ralatbanolers. 2isbe'
iummen er 100000 aroner iOruoen
Smtoitnnser.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Habrifer peo @rnn. @n 8luhpibts.

fabrit - piitnOt 2unbets eneite - bar
I uosle aar beitaut ueo Brpn. Ran
troeoe ben bar Jig flint, men III er ben
neola9t. 3il @iensiGlo er bet poo
Gale at anlegse en- Nrienifiabrif Der.
upe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Discriminating al Siatsfirtcn
er ipregaat / Sammerieit iom u0iIas al
ben 5ordreeIie, Sognepreit % Yrooli
Simonieus iauatiite SeIred9itattOu ur'
Der SaI9ene bar uatt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
lite @eneraIfommanoo.

major Bnbnlpn er unoer 23oe T. VI.
uon9unt til @eneralpitnnut og foms
manoerenoe General i lite @sneralfom.
manoObiitritt iitsbetiOr @euernusitnant
9permoes, iom bar tn9et i'm Niiteo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Gunssbera Sslpuarf bar i Suosei

aaret 1898 til "a sipet ct iamlet I'M
osrltuO al n9iteu 1875, 600 Sroner. Saa
oaarIi9 bar uiitnOf enonu alorig Sslus
partets Status uiIt fig. 3e f~ulOenOs
Ssloprlier er naturlisuis Quriasen.
vi unoerIfuooet oRites no9et ouer
$4,000 ueb Renter af eplpUarteis
0riftsfono. 9ilbaee er en- unoerhaL
lance paa omtrin9 21,000 ar
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Seoia 2Grer.

6sr bemeIets Carer peo HeligoHstolen
glron, ieueit / Cit Ronno, er after lsoia.
SemiHaritif uooauaeIie, praitif gpslie.
Reiefierenoe meloe fig til Raltor R. y.
Hub, Rep 2isbon, Bis. ll.2
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Sabriiation al 8oane for grpurt

til SpoaIrifa paotrntes be9pnoti Sogne
l Sitter u9 Manbals amt. 3riutrnit
I'll 6abrtten bill sr6oloss fra Solmen.
foSlen, Der Iisaer lige PED Si6eu peo
0ampittbs itOppsfeo % 8eltlanOels so.
psouei. 5osien repreienterer minOit
200 efettiue Seitetr9fter Qnret runot.
Nttietopitalen 10000 arpuer bill iGno.
lDnli9ois itrar blipe tegnet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

6OOr sr Die Cteu 6Olebaftsu ira Vat.
0altHgoal, 0osge2 5Or 7 a s War noru
par bans A0rssie: 8OUuiofst, g. -aL. Ten
eler DC, ionl madtte UiOe bans Epbotosre0,
oil alpre mig % bans GorRI0re IoTag eH
for 3Ieneite UeO at OpglUe taH5 NOresic
81. I. SuHonier. IragtOd u 5at. 1873
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Horif 6ruatbult.

Norif 6rugtb0It. "Yersens 1is
oenoe" anllaar efter tilnermeliespiie
Sp9auer uofprielen al bette Nars uiabs
uanlise rise 5rustbsit ira be peitlanbite
5iorooiitritter, pGientlis Sarbanser Os
Sosu, til CO. 10000 5suber ubbrast
til umfrins 100000 8r.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
6nepe SnIeno Ylaniearter.

6nepe 3nisno Ylantearter. 8
oisie Gage bar man i gOtaniit SaUe
trault meo S~ptaainaen Of iamiIise
0apens Ylanter. Reiultatet er iislae
"Gnbrs.", at Der Jolt fiuoes 1000
ioritieaise Grter, bporuf buer eutelt er
repreientsrst ai minoit 3, men ofte nf
benimOo en- balu Snss Gremplarer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

'Sum Veoaftor Of "Yergens annon'
er aniat frd Nptaar al
DIR Saef. / Ssneios, Gina 8paer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Zen elsr be, iom Ian gre mig uuosrrft.
nlng ON, lOor min Broyer AH0ggW III. Bal
a'er opboloer fig, er le9 me9et t1IHrmmsiig
StoIt Ies hauoe unoerretHn8 ira Banr. bar
ban pna Ct Buitusi5 JIitrtate / <'alpnraIjo.
Snoidna, aar 1883. Jgr5eH u. Baiafer
8eiDman Grove. gsb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Gitcriporgisl.

sitrfpfrIu tH0taIH b'ritr ir n 51is Cent D.
On. On eostaD, T. Sr F]sr553tio ut It Rao1 ay'
nss for IT Orb. q G0ut8'su.at. "Ca5uy, ggi,a'
Ia,s ~aHtasslts Of 1901 ut IU.Du 8gtt Ig. ao.t,
itsItmcut,r. os ssts tsoaIss AZ 1a4suL ai. .-!
tmigHttI.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Noraes % sperises sfibsiart

Norses % Speri8es Sfibsiart
paa Gnglanb. 9onssG ntaaet al fra
Norae ps sperise til StOrbritanien os
Ssrlant i 2ioen Sanuar-September
inoeparenbe 9lar anfOmne 5artsier
uoaisr, ifslse Ofieiels Meobslelier.
geo, $50 Cons. Tons ntaaet al be
unoer famine 3ib a~isaaebe norlfe 5ar'
tpier er rsipettiue l,759,o9o % 1907
445. 9iGparsube siire for ~ipen'te
aartsier ubsipr 691.772 Cons. SOab
glarst 1898 ausuur, filler 2allsne Jig
puu islsenbe @luaOe: for NOr8e 1885,
GOA % 1,17l,42S pg iOr Sperlse $780,
9O5 % 569,154.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

sslrlt Sbien bar M iulofprt BET
e#'fFtI, Tom rrnot ON Serben peutes
SV9noIn9. Oct er / ire gtter
I0a FerlOncr, men "ber er nuaei
r|'t'''a0 oert", foriitrer 9iatcren
''o ct anoerfnnOi9t smil.
aaaT ct Stneipil Of Sbien err far,
H. 'H',r ban Bet Op for fin Sultru %
II" DR., Si0urO Sbien. Sprie Oft
e. t'Nr 6rOtcit, buOrpaa Sbieu,
s~"' 'om ct ubrOart, saar fin lab,
,,0' 6ormiOoa9stur; naar ban cr
NV PIEH'' % @tiOoasen er tilenbe.
IT, oH0en 2Itt. 8erpoa ben react.
a'G8' e'tsrmjoOusstnr til @rono
e., oo So9 eltrr Siemtomiten laIes
P''o'' a't ON 9itcuen.
si7'''ts 2itcl betrOes life euoono
e. 70 1noOleOe. 5or 3iben ppers
II, Ut Si8Hro Sbien bet npe stpftc
t'l[ for at uOoiuelien i3anmarf,
,,s' % <9itIonb Tan finoe eteo lam.
e,,sa.,, otter al 0iimelisbeo uOiOmmer
b. @,n ,'as 'or Sui, netup iaalebss, at
Fr,,O~ 9,o'noolite SO8banbel ian for.
ys,,, o' a'o0enOise eremplarer til
|,i,r ~ 7 .S' Get iiOite etib, Der mulia
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

GaingoalcnS Spinberi / Rpoalen,
Tom tilbsrte Statsraao Nltrup M. 4. er
M tipbt al Npoalens aompani.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
TooSfaIo.

fses'aIssannttSstfss abonutu,,y, 81.
tier eptaase srstts, boa tan vi ~, ati,
gisos f"r os otm,nostiat lsnas rafuo,t,.,
ssr 'aa eoot Tan iTtnisrss pripat kaas, ~
brGNsr. Raooer "a GiEatniadtr. =,v ps,a
% hhmdsstisr ~ mere sua al,,twn,I,,
so"es' mae s'tatss 5 G,uis pr riri, IA
ier"o'siier. at SnhB'r. fom inBi,nn,, s.s..
taisssH~sissIi'r, Later sisit rtRtst "a ,ttlsv
Fa b~sgtftsr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Jorulgffet. @n Sitter Gnoreas
sl~noreaien, faloet Slssuiser, fra SpObs,
biers paa 2anselano er iOrIeoen funben
bsO | fin 8aab paa Rebbe Reuls. San
bar iOm iabuanlis taset uo at fife ON
giteuen % iOrmsnes at bore frOsien
libel. gaaoen bar balu fulo al ganb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

en- be 3 9jOrue. ium blep Ifubt al
frcorenc SOtIcruO fra Seoaleu, meos
lsIGs iOl9euoe:
Glslc par 8anet no for at lebe eIter
tlrrneipOr, oa be III ie Iabninsen al
= 9L % uO Tom mart en- for 8jprnes
pune, juit life Uibere bib pper at BLUE
fFit9rret / i'm giuterbplis. Ser affg.
s'Nsa 2 OeIrstteoe Stub, % 9innen laa
l,r iteuopo.
VsOens De fob % b~etrastebe fit
t7tt', tommcr after Ell 8jsru iarenbs
p a 8iet. Yuanp ct Club - Der
D. ben.
9'On Der Ituloe bore 1lere / Suiet,
'RHit' SrIItoIicr % Ole; funbe tanfe
s0F' uflo9en oGrot at unberips.. 8
ln'o'e gIebIlt De uiloe saa isang Der.
IT, letter en- treble 9amie no. SG.
s''ne Iqrer % - Der laa ben peo Sis
W a De andre to. llOmartet &eiul.
%F'liO'ler % Ole @otleruo CT Ssu.
a. Den be'lcnote 8igrneiaser Sc
T. VOtIertO, Der iult bar ifuot 25
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Stuot ia. 2ensmano Utsuer /
N~orooaleu itiso Jig iprleoen. Nariassn
iises at p9re aasiemeusel.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Storartet 8ape. Otter buao Der
meobelss bar 5irmaet Rinsuas q SO.
itiautet ct 8elsb al ar. 10000 iii OPP
~rettelIe az ct gsrnebiem 9riiir"i
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

orastitah Eel s,'H .-.s-5 s,-g,s ,r rr,.
o1''"e' clasi % B,7utr 90 sar 1g5,r zpn5sr pr,,,,
tae' i'ot R~aaisia5. ar.t' 5,7 ,- 5lrts 1,s ,.r o,
R00 1894 IN aiou q 80 Ha, rff1a,,.r 3, ma.
DUN sl'0 s'1ra7'n D5a 5]r.rlaas r~,rrs,,ss sf,,.
saars o,H l3o, Roo.
Hama r. e~tasttas. 2 % Pa,
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
6encralmaior 8in, Gbei for ben

8sraeuite Brigade, bar beIluttet at ino'
Ieuere i'm ailteosunipanius. I'll baus
GitermunO er uoieet Sberit, ibp. State
rano Goparo 6pf.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

"ailt evots SET ~,aoisIsus fgr r15-r,vs,
o'9lt % o'HH'r, at BET bar s'sas,t b,r,ut fin Rt,,on
at oott'alet Dor Ss't 'i',s' Cater bsqrra s1rf,u van,
q" o' otOSr 1894 ,tr 81 pa1nos gpi,t,i, al
t"',nl' er ~essgHot' m'o WysItuar. Dun oar 100,
ZEN io'' Wari' 1885 "a er5o,r "a 2 ,ar raruan,
lot"o lor stnS'. uHor oqassmutr oar aur ,a,tms,
ots % an's'"5'O'H % tuHobs u,sr at 'onm, NJ At
b'mm,Rt Diem.
dfse m'o Aenots sts0, otl7lna urr, lsu5,i Rizs,,
for' palootisr 81a' % vuhra gag, gau,.
Bdan,r, goma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Spm 9aunei0geo paa Mois sr an.
lat Sfibsigrer 8. y. &%pnnebers.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
1en foIoe Winter narmer iia! Wu e.

1ibeu til at linoe is ct Slem I SBosns be-
baaelise alimat. 5or GplpsniH8er ON be
~ftanoiuauiie Satlemeuter Iangs Louisville
q Nashville Sanen. Striu tf
d. ". Gbriitenien,
As, Seatp ct,
6.2L.tf. SHoinHapolis, Suo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Il cmfomne paa Sjeen. 70 nt8e
f}anO / 3vpeaursaIoeren, Spnner al
fo5ritl 9uneicn a~irfeuisen, &anop'
tno, omtom iOrleOen pau alteiast.
n Ga ielpe lllyttcu inotrai bar 3or'
t5ien i g%aoonpitet. Suns Sunb tom
k6snoe nco til BAN, sipebe % boppeoe
N eftsr ham, lob uooper Gen, tom tile
toot o. bar fig Ii9eban ab.
Qurhloien JON ipntes, bette iaa NOS
aet unberll9t no, iulste eiter Snnoen,
"a ia ban ituloe ic uooper, iaa ban, at
eiroten BAR tnuit % noset, ipm fig
stne en- WeuneItsarm, itifte pp al
einr. 6au iii meo fin 2ieneitepIse
eirgten % roche piebliftelis uboper til
t~httc8neost. Qesp9rre Tom be fors
kut. Sc iaa nm &eiterne al Saaben
b Gel opoe NIter 90 no9et Suaoihpen-
kr.
ulpiten itaI pare fUrcsaaet oerpeb,
u SjS9ten tom for uGr 9rusiuet peo
b llu0erpnnositjar % itgbte iaa pplc'
FONT moO Stjpret, at ben gisbliftelig
hatca Get blir Ell np tuns Sprs for
iuts samle Jar, iOr buem be bar
81 8co Ststts. 6Orri9e Nar orufneoe
Dsiao bans rloIte Sgu peo at fable
syubcro fra 8artitibet "ariIos".
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
ccartn tiIiala. gRiu Tnrr

,Eartn tilialg. Din Jnrm tor
y 1856 acrea. 30 Ugplglet Fcilen odUu..
gang o. uugliUU. er it.iaIgs. @uos Bua.
utn9er pon SienoUmmSH. uOmrrtrt Sprlia
iige Deb Stueogrer. o. rIgsIlgt &ano I 6au.
reann9en, BeitgQsubr ~ IPil ira Ieco.
rab paa Beten til Burr CAT gOo Plios
Tor en- Saloon unotr uuorrfu5s "Utilct.
Yam" G~tsnoommsH ton ir.8r5 unocr ct
eller 2 eller 3 Dele, N!au atUcloec ia TT
Jacob Saas, Der Dor pau 1troet. is
0nifcs. 49, a9cutsr mites. 5euo
- Noresie meO NruHrr'e til gtarliu 3Obn.
Jon, HOrtbuooo. u Dat. ill.,
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

sss S'%'oI etib. 2ompitibet .Sba-,
hpr,, S%""0nlen' Of 6reOritshao, iUn
n, y, t Vao S~'leiOucs Sapn, branbte
sC., S"' Vstt
Tar n5iursrst for $4,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

patltitab p'rr" .r'surss.s .f .lgt5s
S'nH'r' at oor saml' Daybrs7r ulout ]-4lngfoa. ist
Sm'a5rT't' I o'rs'aal'H. sSs ben z1st un55v 1894
sit'r IN ]IoHaUartl Spla0u.
brto mto BIT otso, 0ad5H.t Dgrs BIT IRiHs,l
Expert 4. pltl,tas.
pisiOu, gais 50. p. ga,
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Naenter pnnes

op,raIt. suor pt iussu hr M. psHss tan tt.uss Sarttsl
o. It. Iislisrs SriariH3 b,bs9s ttst- RarAt,
nuoerretntu3 taats peo at isno. BIN dsrtsi. mes
GrizxrtsM OlEOGRAPH CO,
19.20.52 Iawlev- NEinn-
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

! CINE Va
Il trath u
bliue RdmF
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Eiort Vtsln
tuuOtS@,
hume 4''
|MqsttIs,
Slutfs'l
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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-02
CHAPTER XX.

MAN AND MISTRESS.
Maxy and DR. Lamar exchanged
looks Of alarm.
What Is this the artist whispered
Lamar answered:
Death
so suddenly: Is it poSsible:"
I do not mean that he is dead, but
that he has not long to live. would
not give pinchOf snuff for his chances. "
What are we 10 do
Better take him to the hospital at
once. 1t will not harm him To move
him. He cannot remain here. He will
not he long in that swoon, and then he
may bc violent. Let me call the janitor
and have Il carriage brought.
Lamar stepped to the entrance, which
communicated directly with the outer
corridor, IN twinkling he had turned
tn" key and opened the door.
\ man who had been standing suspi-
ciuu>lv near the threshold drew back in
CONSERVATION.
This man WAS respectfully dressed.
His coat was buttoncd up about his
neck and his hat drawn down over his
eyes He looked like Il well to do coach
man.
The instant he saw Lamar he put up
his hand as if to shield his face and
turned 10 run.
The physician was too quick for him.
In two strides he had come up with him
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-02

came interested in Il book on spiritual
ism, which she picked up in a second
hand book store. She did not tell me all
that she thought and folt in the matter
I am very s;;EG, but I could plainly OBJ
serve q gradual alteration in her ways
and looks, and one day she nearly fright
ened me to death by going into what ]
afterward found was called the trance
state. First she became rigid and then
spasmodic, and at last she began to talk
in unnatural voices. 1 was utterly una
BILE to recognize my mother, and was
so terrified that l ran ont for u doctor
Fortunately the physician was kind.
sympathetic man. Instead of laughing
at my alarm, he not only quieted my
fears for the time and somewhat ex-
planned the matter TO me, but he gave
me words of caution and advice for the
future which have never forgotten:
If you don't wish your mother to
brighten you this way again, see that
she reads no more of the sort of litera-
ture she has INDUCED in lately and that
she goes to no more sittings. l have
questioned her, and from what she tells
me, together with her evident tempera-
ment and present health, find that this
sensitive, if not dangerous, condition
into which she has brought herself is
owing entirely to an unhealthy brood
ing ON one subject Surely you can
give her some medicine, then, said to
him, that will cure her. No, my dear
girl, he replied, this matter is beyond
medicine She thinks the world of you.
You can restore her to health better than
any one else. Try to interest her in 9th
er things Once get her mind out of its
present unhealthy rut of thought, and
you will have no more trouble. These
things are entirely nervous I'm their orr
gin. The only way to cure them is by
allaying the excitement In the end ]
found The physician had told the truth.
AS long as my mother continued to be
excited about and interested in Spirit
ualistIc Manifestation she was liable tC
the frances But when, by my aid and
her own determined efforts, she had &C
customed herself to think Of other things
the frances left her and never returned
Julian, dear, suppose you will say it
is silly. and girlish, but l have an un-
controllable horror and dread of these
things, They brighten me, / could con-
ceive of no worse fate than to replace
the Sunshine of my life with the dark
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-02

this man go There is nothing at all
against him"
DIR. Lamar turned to the coachnan
and added i'll low voice, $50, John,
and drive your mistress home, "
When an officious parsonage, who
would not tell the servant his business,
called at Mrs. Forsythe's house the next
morning, he found the place in confu-
sion. After some persistence he was
shown into the presence of the house
keeper, of whom he desired TO learn
when he should call again.
Not at all, " returned the house
keeper coldly. Madam has gone away
on long visit She sat up all night
making arrangements for the settlement
of her affairs here. The furniture is to
be stored, and all the servants have been
given months pay. The house will
positively be closed. "
There was another person i'll the city
who went quietly to bed overnight, but
who i'll the morning could not be found.
1t was the pretty Miss Stevenson.
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The pari~iiil bourgeois is seen at his
best when engaged i'll picnicking. His
eagcrncsS to enjoy himself is tempered by
his sense OF dignity IS head of the family.
The preparations have generally been made
long in advance and the relatives and best
friends invited Then, equipped with
huge baskets containing the provisions and
red wine, the whole party set forth, pater
tire band of children, relatives and scrv-
ants bringing: up the rear They submit
to the discomfort OF carrying the heavy
baskets, of trudging through the dusty
streets and roads and of being jostlcd and
hustled i'll ovcrcrowdcd public convey
ancCS without Il lnurmur, determined at
all costs to enjoy themselves. Finally,
when they have reached their destination,
generally i shady tree in one of the bOiS
around Paris, they establish themselves on
the grass. The men take off their coats,
the womrn their bunnctS and hats, and
after having enjoyed the good things
which they brought with them they pass
the remainder Of the day. the men i'll
smoking and chatting. the women i'll Cos
sipinC and the Younger members of the
party in flirting and in games. Then in
the evening there is the humrwuru jour
nCy, the women laden with wild flowers,
the men carry ing the empty hampers and
baskets, and everybody dusty ami tired,
but emincntly contcntcd. This is the holi
day of probably thrce-fourths Of the pari-
sian population, and it is Il holiday to
which they look forward through the en-
tire month and in some eases even through
the whole year
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NOLGA GRAIN SHIP.

to be supplemented in order to convey an
idea Of their domestic arrangements.
drove through several villages in what is
called a tarantasS, square wooden con-
trivance without springs or cushions. I
sat on o pile of straw. A ycmstchik, or
coachman, accompanied me.
A Russian village is always built of
wood and is not, as II rule, very striking in
it's aspect. Absence of paint causes the
wood to turn black under the weather, and
there Is such tendency to turn anything
in tho way of timber into flrewood that the
trees havo all been demolished. When the
Tartars dominated the Volga region, they
planted quantities of fruit trees, but now
these may be sought in vain. Tho ska
vortZi (swallows) are additionally cared for
by the peasants, who erect tall poles in
front of the houses and hang boxes on
them to accommodate the birds. Tho in
teriors of village houses arc plainly fur
nished, and practice prevails Of keeping
great stoves in the parlor and using the
tops for beds There Is usually one large
bed in the house. Children sleep on the
foor using thick counterpanes for mat
tresses. Medical attendance in the village
Is usually furnished by some retired sol
dier supposed to understand the nrt OF
dressing wounds and preparing physc He
is called "feldsher,'' and he is ct,cn SUI
perseded by another kind Of d, 'nr In the
shape of an old woman, who" cures are
effected partly by the aid of charms. THIS
Is the ''Znakharka, or "babousia. " \
Russian peasant will hold out to tho last
before admitting that he is i'll. Tho cerc-
monies Of marriage and christening ere
very elaborate and formal. have no space
to describe them. An infant, curiously
enough, has no generic term to describe it,
such as baby" Marriage Is an intricate
affair from the very commencement of the
courtship to tho ceremonial at the altar
when the dobry molodeto (brave youth)
webs the krasnaya dyevitsa (fair maiden).
Marriages used to be contracted SO carly
that the government had to prohibit it
under q certain age.
Scenes Along the River.
Tho Volga districts are tho great grain
raising section Of Russia, Tho Slav and
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CHAPTER Xxi.
One afternoon MaXey sought Il priv;

One afternoon MaXey sought Il private
audience with his wife.
Annette, dear l want you to tell
me something.
is it something about this mysteri-
Gus affair that everybody has been so alb
sOrbcd i'll of late? The house for the last
few days has been full of hush, don't
question me. all i'll good time, and
| other such eXaSperating answers, until
! am quite resigned never to be curious
again. Is ii about this?''
perhaps, little one Who can tell?
1t is about that fancy portrait that you
sketched. l want you to tell me all
about the origin and development of
that idea. -
At the mention Of the portrait Mrs.
MaXey became visibly distressed.
Has Dr. Lamar influenced you to
ask me that, Juian?'
M2XCy ;,vcrtcd his glance.
why, no, dear; only it was very
strange picture for young girl, for you
know you are only girl yet, Annette.
want to be sure that it is not some
thing you once saw and forgot.
Saw? In the flesh do you meant
Maxey started and looked at his young
wife with troubled glance.
That is 4 strange question, Annette. "
Nevertheless she was very grave and
earnest in what she said She continued
in tremulous voice:
My husband, do you believe in APP
paritions:'
"Annetter'
do YOU want YOUR wife to believe in
them?'
"Of course don't.
Then do not question me.
This introduction is highly calculat-
ed to allay mans curiosity. In the
name of goodness, Annette, what do you
mean: How is the mere fact of my ques-
tioning You going TO cause You to be-
hevc i'll anything"
Because it will cause me to think of
dangerous subject. Oh, dear, I wish
had never touched that picture. 1t was
so foolish Of me! l might have known
it would have led to this. But the idea
fascinated me so after it occurred to me
that l was almost forced to it. Julian,
do You desire it very, very much?"
She looked at him wistfully, as if she
fondly dared to hope that he would take
pity on her manifest distress and say no,
But he WAS inlmovablr.
Il not only desire it very much, but
consider it of cXtrclue importance to
the happiness Of us both that you am
swcr me fully and freely.
And when l have done 50 You will
never refer 10 it again,"
Il promise You, Annette. never"