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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-06
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
Pertinent Paragraphs From the Reporters
Pens and Pencils.

Ia little more than week from now
the season for taking trout will open.
The 18th is the day fixed by law and as
usual, trout anglers are making prepsra-
tions to take advantage of the opportun
ity to cast their flies and capture the
gamy fish They will, however, be con-
ironted with snow in the mountains, the
melting of which has given the waters cf
the mountain streams temperature far
from being favorable to trout fishing.
Coy Hastings has issued proclama
tion fixing Thursday, April II, and Fri
day, April 20, as Arbor days, It would
be eXpedient in the future, if Arbor days
are to count for anything, that the an
nouncement of the time for their OBJ
servance shall be fixed at an earlier date
The Governor might as well have issued
his proclamation a month ago, which
would have given those who desire to
celebrate the days by planting trees,
school exercises bearing upon the subject
of arborculture, ETC., time TO arrange
things so as to make the celebration as
effective as possible Only six days inter
vene between the proclamation and the
time fixed for observance, which is
entirely too little.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-06

nor RENT. Store al dwelling on Nortl
Il Main streeI. Apply to Mrs Bridge
burns, 25 w Coal street 3-9'tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20

Numbers OF explorers who have sought
the arctic regions IN quest of the pole
have told ul a mysterious city mirrugod
against the northern gky-sintcly build.
Iug, IN choice architecture, tall and inn
posing spires, but such 10 diner from
anything We know abuuI Whether tho
foundation of this mirage h. reality
aud only unacceptable because NJ
trauspu,itilu U.s. tu directions, whether
u h work OF some mysterious remnant
~ our race that once occupied the pole.
N whether this is some iauriiul feature
Vt tho frost, ~ the peculiar shruhbpry
We SEQ on the window pnc-whutcNpr
this d., 81 must be- consigned to the per.
picking ouigmas Of the unknown region.
Who knows but some spot, once the the.
alter %. busy and advanced human lifo
may have escaped the general cRtaclys.
NAL wreck, and this city may be- tho Vi.
lent aud Us yet undiscovered witness VI
prcpolar times, standing alone IN the
dead dcsolation, IN the rigid snroud II
now polar death II We must be- barred
from entering this undiscovered country,
We may add TO our equipment by care.
ful noting Ut it, mixture, and then give
10 the base ui these phenomena a mos,
thorough study. Philadelphia Pre-,
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Markell eouLrRY NoIes.
~ Man Who Has Made III. Buslnsss =
iifr study.


i.ifr study.
Market poultry experts generally
agree that ,ho most profitable way ul
conducting the business Is 10 cumbiu,
ugg farming with broilsr raising. In
this way q regular income can be- main.
tanned the entire year But just how the
combination should be- conducted all dc
not ugrce
Some say make ogg farming the prime
object, and only hatch broilors when
there Is no salN for eggs We cannot cx.
actly understand that logic. rs there i.
constantly, every day ia the year, - call
for this article, aud the supply docs not
equal tho demand. Il must bo that the
writer has reference TO the retail trade
In some sections of the country egg,
taLo u decided drop rs soon as spring
opens, while IN other sections tho price,
rumain good until summer Where con.
tracts nro made at certain figure Ton
tho entire year, VI course 1t becomes an
other matter.
To cur liking, we should say. sell
eggs 10 louE rs prices are good and turn
thom into broilers when tho price do.
clincs We should sell them 80 long u,
the rotail figure did not get below 20
cents a dozen and begin incubation
when that price was reached We he.
love that it will pay bcttorto turn egg,
into carcasses than to sell NJ less than
~ cents a dozen.
Some writers claim that to produce
an egg costs cent. This would make
thor cost ~ cDnts u dozen, and any.
thing over that would be- clear profit.
They viii sell cggs 30 long a. they can
Ent Is coats or over that At rs cents
thcy have 90 Tor cent profit and thty are
content with that
Surprising lnt u dozen eggs cost ~
c'nty, md cat a that dozen only four
chicks w.so Iaigd up tou marketable
weight, and the total cost, including
price Of cggs, would be- III for those four
broiluIs, uud thJy brought 81 pair,
tho usual price In the Now York mar.
krt' there wugld De VA even 81 profit.
OF course IN some sections Of tho coun.
try hroilcrs would not bring 81 pair,
but then generally In such localities feed
Is cheaper which would about cqualizo
It, aud besides we have given a very
low percentage Of hatch aud rearing.
There is muucy in the brolcr bust.
ness, but It Is branch that must be- en-.
tered carefully, managed diligently and
perfectly understood, IL success is 10 ro.
suit, No amateur should start this
branch ON II large scale. Ho should be.
gin at the very bottom Of the ladder and
carefully climb up, There is no much 10
know; First, how To run the incubator
~ that 1t vii require less respond,
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mbty uni d1 hu-t work. second. how ,r
brood tn" chicks suthyy will NOT become
chilled and die from bowel troubles
third, how 60 feed sp that thuy will ut
tain the desired weight without being
subject tp leg weakness aud other truu
blcs All thos" muttcr muet be- careful
ly studied and watched. There is big
responsibility, and tho work requires
eternal vigilance.
Egg farming Is the 81, lest branch to
follow. start with that and Let tho broil.
or department BE- VA adjunct
James Rankin believe, there il more
money IN raising roasting fowls ihnn
brullers. SH'nC others prefer capuus. hut
We me inclined 90 think that tho latter
branch nc,wwIll mako ANY hcadway In
this country There is not enough de.
mand for tho capon to i1aso 10 un object.
SQUAD cUiiufc. PROPERLY speaking.
come. under the head 81 mlfstt poultry.
AMI ql'rH nmuhvr ~ market farms arc
adding the work ,I thrir line
There is money iu laitiug durkliprg
for market. but % BE- branch that no
quiro, more real hard work than amy
other Ca Ling Island, up iu MasarHu
SOUS Ih New l'i., 10 l"uusyi,aniunud
~ o'h'r pnru Of the country quite a
business ], being established in this line,
ana un many duck iw1us is made the
''inhinali"n ~ hDn egg production Tor
market
Turkey vlriug is profitable, but a
good range De- necessary sl.,yttI, .,..,.,.,,
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STANDARD Cbureb Works.

]
~s"h ~ M--nsoa. A. sasoan, ~ -
Ancient inhsbilaats u the AIna,irss c,n,A
nsnt written By the hand u Mormon uuas
ra'e' tahan from the pi,ts- o. Rsphi. f5aui
n"sr Nalehe'isf Ontario o., Mes Yuft. Aua
u-nN'tai y ne Prophst Joseph smith, H.
gu. i4''i Fuii Boa, tloO, Pull Hpia. u %,
lA' hooh ,'lisli, tisJ, Faii Lsat.sr, smlosssi
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~'ea OF Nortnon. (iassu Yrlntl M,roeaa
h''-' 9dt' - Leather. aut. $50. Goaihof.
lls. CI1h tL7s.
hectrine ana covenants OF the Churfh a
Jesus outa ot Lattaf.iay saints. enntainin.
% h'7alAuHnr g'vsa O. Joseph smith. IT,. tas
F"Ph'N TO- 'hp bnI'd,us up " ths Kingdom u
~ 20 in' 70" daJt uuL "a ruu nooA
80. fii Ron t'7s Pail loot lsr.ii). o. 80,
''.'''' snl 'ssi. tLH. Fui ciou, en-.
~eS'"' ~na coSeuauta. LAY. rrn,l
h'ira dIL pb. IsaA,f Qua
Pearl OF Great Price. ,..,....,.-,,-.
H'A A' .l."'eiail1us Tr,nd,usua And Mar.
'A''n' % 'nssi Smith, lHst Prophet. see,
"'l''n''f % NE churah Of ysslt yHri., =
'-'ni' M'f1u1u, uuL asa
s''',', ""N 'h'0i Haal 55s,, Uiou,, on.
neg 10 the Science Of rb.,i,r. g.
An'l (" a. lot 1luoual g. the T.nt rt.n.t.
I-'' ~ Spiritual Philosophy. Hs.iai,n. Ia,
a." Vu'efhm0ut - Delivered b. u,, AL.
eHnt' M 80 hestusri in tlls Asc tlrtb.s..t
sFaiJrmHus - naIysis.l t.ss. 40. -
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vote" - warning, An intro,os,. .7 q, liz.
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t"' o. Lai"riaJ HaHu. ~ pari.y ,.
i'hr t't "sil '.lh1'saI, :gs., Tuu u!o.A
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openers Letters. atAib.t.ns he mos, r,,,.-
moot t1.uiuoF ~ uis Church " g..u. o. =,
81 iaiisf day Bauts, ~ ufsru svsss.l. A. a
g. stioh is ais1 aid@i bic fsaiar os 49,
rI's oido', DO Hpy 60 hs Hav Wlt.,
'i'Ha.' A. 81, htstlu, Mau. tuu Hs,a. %
s"''si' no.. Pull Clola. .nb,s.s,i. is..
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lah huaA, 49, Pail leather. Iirs ta.tt.'
rtua hu.'h. e. . Leather. GuL o. ,a
.@is"hism Tor children. L,pif,, IN,
W'n'usui a.,iIir1s Hf us church of Js..,
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Paper CnV.F. itr
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l4'No i"ah'r on Iluo ts.,hsf. Al "a
limitation Leather, as. uloh. tis,
'4e"d5 Hefercnccs. Scripture test. a,r.s.,s
90 sal!e.H5s order, With historical note. -
~, &C. sad o. u0, according ~ t.niiss
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MisceIIaPeouS Works.

orson rTHits WORMS, ,sris, OF p.mpAl..
'n uo a'.uus' OF uie gospel, boa Of ~
p,sos. Zoe.
hHnd-siooh of H.fsrsne. to u.. .h,,,,r-
'hfnnoi ~, feIislinu sHi COUNTRY % ube t.,,..'
''l a-'nts-tas saints nd slr.az.ra ~
nso hi1b sz7< L.A--tlz - EzR-. n n.sus
ensi'i'' wth run soooan, Of A.r h--z-a
s"r,t~s, postpaid isa.
Docs tho bible sanction PsIyg--zr-V
all',usslun hotsesn iidef or.on Ir.u sna NJ.
= J.. Nosmag, " which \ Add u1s.- A..
c'uf.al On celestial marriage By nd.-. O..
I'a1t oeorsg A hInith and oeo. . c.a-a-.,
..
besenh smith Was ne . Proph.s e
'od' - 81 hl,,iahi, prize, rspsr. ia
he'ies u The Decision Of The su,-.--.
Court u ue u. a., IN ths ca. Of o--.y.
reynolds, ~ doo'ae .. cso~Sn, iso-
u"oh Of Abraham, u. sgihsnueity $500
i'h'i, ~ osp. issynaid-. NJ.
1he 'rse"ptor, ~ John sieholsoa, ~.
III" hpauldinE story, or h..--etvs
l"unL rarof -, cio,h, ". ont,u
AnEci OF the prairi.-, os . Dream = ~
failre ~ 9. .. Pratt, IOa.
The Mormon question. ~ John rsy,o..
ForHis. Religious. Hlstarieai and Poiitio.i. ~
Eiia H. 'uus, Vol. ?, Leather, u.1si ye. \,
clo'h, 40, Vol 1, Goth. 0Ht 100. va 1.
ci0th. ~
Harp Of Iioa. ro-ms By John IJoA. uLSaS
uIt Toe, ciou. 90.
Year uf Jubilee, ps'ogrsa. dsiiversa at, sAa
grnnfd prnr""iir~ Of us nnso AAha.i
Conference, is..
ussiors'ion OF ths Everlasting CoapsI.
i7 d"'rso rs'siae, t.
fntCnIIssranrv, o.
a Voice from she Mountains, iO-.
The kcsurrccuon. " Fr-s,dsai n1lshsm
YHung TO-.
Saide 80 sau LAAs CtEy s.aA ass L.
Nh~sHA. -
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5oa"ph and iiyrufn 9iaiv.. i'm steel .a.,r.,ia.,
4" W''7 noo'" met, ~ l.. o, Liiloasld, s0c.
seStsi Philosophy, shp-Iug The sl.a,atp..
OF lnado.'V aui Tho harmony " uo .r.p.a
nth silence aud history, lsg.
The Hand Of Providence. =. shown 4, IN.
m''nfy ~ nations and iAilyidl.Is tom %.
gruA' arS~tAsy 80 the restoration NJ u. ...p,l.
a. Illustrated NusA OF az Ia,go.-,ory ln,.s'
usrHg, oog,
"h"Fmonn Doctrine, plain and .it1pl.
p.hiAu0n NJ thn IaiurlrIas OF tho .u.I.l. ia
Twelve bfs"i y.sutsn chapters, sin app.ntl,
sNns "'"pigiu references, ~ Charles ".
DisIoeu,. an, u.
...-....,..-.- '''''""a' NO.
entertainment. l., ANU ''''~~
why No pFncure I,t,.,,
a"nDunaI" sis and ua,Asr-iir.,s -
whitney, CI0h cover, lsc.
CziaWmi Capitalization, ,put.iB,,. d..
L''s'''' railing oi judge O. s. Zane in Ut.s
IN. ,r.,,,,,.-.. -0
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n. uou,,,,, 49,
,un,,I,,,,,,', '""-A"eTo ana
TRAGEDY, and M. ~. ,l.,.. ,..'.' '' 70
b"lpHss, ~ O "a. ruuI1so, a.
'h"od Ntoncment, ty C.. 50. rsur,.s. a.
p'Ana Che tpguluu AZ underlined Ly I.,tt4r..i.,
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Sometimes" sil an old soldier.
zone secs tho captain uf company
marching proudly along, IN time with
tho music, but on, ut stop, tho company
right, the captain wrong Distressing
But then have seen musician march.
ing out Of step to the music Of his own
band, and there Is now aud then sol.
der who mover really learns tn keep
step, Tho familiar order is, Left, left,
left, left, tho left foot down at tho
heavy tap Of tho drum.
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
S SS'.' 'ar.r. h Effect March 81 1885,.

I'nNr 'nit isLs coy
No. 10. itugh.m rfoVl. IfguI
sunHEuu AuI EII oin's tAst 500.
No A-lut ituNn. utsud suUtuun
SOD o.. ruIHu katt......... .Uu A,
no. o. Tor ugl'1 and iulefmrIisig
No po,nl' ...;;.e .....;.;, ........ ESQ D. Cd.
"a Hul go intermediate
U.iuis .... ....a............,. ss0u. r,.
so. i-ior Evr,ls. raispr. tra,a p VI"
GOD Hl intermediate rnIria ..uUu fH
y" tor uEtoa ,u the Nysl - m.
w '=tHr HEiHn ~ Q tuH West .. ~. .4
RrriS" SALT i.nI- -,
No lHlruW rtuvo. YfAll Junction
aui Tie kAst,.s............, I.8u.-
No a-fTum lruyo. IfAud Junction "
rtd no kast .... ... U.alu 4
t-lfou Provo. ltngbsm Mani
anne, iurcAN Hul aI IultF.
ne 'lHlr points .,,........ s.Srrp
~. % tuw 'Eutn anu informed.
lAlt D. li.lh#s.ss... ..... GOA. m.
~. g. ttuu luTuaA LUU ragfuu 50 IU
"a from WElsu an tur NtH s.a fp
No Z" ffuW zuuH HuI trH MrsI sHlu tH
ubf Inc tnuuIng ihruugu Pullman PAars
stcs ny care su.t iHtr uitl o. sau iranr-sIa'
hIu rai axe t.IN Iu Kansas lItt auI lH..t.
80 sir Colorado puIufs.
Through transit of faulty tlucprrs without
'lauEo. lu hAuhas CIV lineage HuH llust8H.
lte reclining chair care rAl Lake Go
llCks, Once, 10 " gud Soul.
l. g. uuuGE. Ten Mlnars-
?. %. IAttulh IfArp Manage
!. a MAhLtlrll. Dca rasssr. Az
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective July 9TH. 1895.
''e'h' trIrs and Hspufi 10 SAL Les.
Gu baup a. EBHOils.

AUEfyN
ZION f'I FasiUrn uUirta ..... ,tt 40,
tiom ruii,. rorllsud. stu t.au.
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IRON sal tIaUruer. tlrHr NHU.g
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utrAHr
tor vEisu. tarHU Valley Ian clio
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a.. NtrHi luaD aud tttc1 ehaY
zoe, aug Ietn.rus,..s.....t.. . AN
suntaJ. '"' ''' N.'"
DAILY si.out SUNDAY
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only AHs running Two
Through Fast Trains daily |
LEADVILLB,
Aspen, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND Denver
EFFECTIYR gOY rs. iSlI

''H WV sVt lQJl
Train No. leaves Ogden ZOO m
Salt Lake Sos AIM, arrive Al puebi1
t'l5 am. Colorado Springs 7.sr am
Denver 1880 a.m. ''
,. Train No. q leaves Ogden tJ; pm.
l'l Lake goo pm. arrive Al Pueblo
Ss7 pm. COLORADO Spuugs C.s MN
Denver q:a5 r.m
Connections uade Al Pueblo. Cai8fs,,
SPRING. sud Denver with all lines vast
Elegant day coaches, chair cars aul Pull.
man rlseperB On all trains Take The
ID, y Il. q. aud hNyo comfortable tTip
AM snloy the nnesl scenery 90 The COS.
iinpni
A. 5. HUGHES, X. HOOPER
ITafiic Manager. t. p.NIA.
Denver, Colo. Dgu,tf. .'oio
u. q. NEViNS.
G0uornl Agent
uNii LaAo ClJ, ~
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Great s, l, 4 Hot Springs Ry,
SOW OrEN 10 PENNINGTON

Iurui lllti West and South Ttmu.p Street.
liur card lu vnC,t NH, n. 49,.
Leave A. Farm. lN IArr ARMY,
p D. IuE.ul. Iugtuu.
% va. lu, =. A W E, aua 100. sg8a DID,
800 q. 900. .na 600 HHHAm d.. aia |
DO HA W ~ GOA 900. TI.Ia uI !. y. w
. .UU W fIU. m. .H.U tI
1902 DO. tg.Il u. N 800 B. m +. Do r'
Hh Dos Hf|N BOO sop m. H..l u
pa'p Tor ncrGs hot fuuugs Ies,r SAT-
Has' u.. Q uI, 90. %.
'nHNTvhusul SUNDAY.
SUNDAY -Iur Icus. Hot Syringe L,,,,
ShIl LaLr, 20 Iig, gH, 1900. lU lg. d ui.
IA, w %, sN, o 81. e #I.p Co.,
Hound trip tickets from salt iaLu 90 Urrl,s
Including bath, 500, children. l..
= bAMbrNeEH, General Manager
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one OF the greatest dangers Of track
or road raciug II tne "lookin. back
wards" folly Of gteen and, Indeed, ex.
pefiencsd riders. rhe loss Of power 10
the rider, ~ we'll az this almost cfimi-
nAlily Of tho act shoul prevent riders
from doing II.
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lho one mile novice prOMises to 10
very interesting race rs many new
, raIeIH have entered and all are deter
n'ueu 10 win, 40 closely cou.
'v,lel race Ia expected with the usual
.lyus accompaniment as soon as tho
'eoIchinR commences.
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Herbert MoCrss ~nuonuons that II
the weather permits lie viii make u
try Tor the 500 prlEs hung out by the
Track ass iolAiioq ior the breaker Of
wotlu's Tororus. and will e1d.avot TO
lower the one mile flying start unpace1
class q woTld's record Of 2.OI 10.
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Tom and Bert GIL started this morn.
ing Tor Teton Valley, Idaho and Tel.
loWslone Park upon their "5IefIingi'
wheels, and intend TO have great
ihtee weeht vacation through what
Il ~ them terra inc1gnita.
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American FORK anu Ogden both pro.
poss 10 hold small meets on Pioneer
day.
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=. he.sts' Wells, Alersudorand McCrsa,
IN AmOua bicycle racing team VI
oallornia are In the ul.y, In fact thoy
uuenced to train at Buok's Hot
nptIuRs cycle track yesterday pre-
plIa'oTy TO participating In the races
I'oneef Day. Wells comes 10 us with
splendid record and Salt Lake IL
probably a. anxious ss he to see him
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Every one 10 talking about the big
meet Inst comes of July 2i,h nt Brck's
hol springs Cycle Track the following
- tue list OF events 10 DO contested l1r
'us winners receiving the nearest
'qulValont TO cold cash viz gold Gni
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Evans has been training very hard
lately and promisss & make n general
husky time Tor the stranger, provided
he does not ovoTtfain. Thatcher also
ha, been quietly training Mt home In
Logan on the five lap track there In
order 10 keep the U.sh reputation next
Wednesday.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-07-20
10 FEUILLET0N.
TANTE ANNE
TytGuide'anglais par Lon Bochc
VI
-S,tlte-
-Jc ne trouve pas que cc solt 5
PAR MIS-. ". X. CLIFFORD.

dr0le que celia.
-Mais ca Fest, en- verite, car je
crois Que Mrs. Baines ne sera jamais
ell mesure de payer quluzc livres.
De fait, nous savons qu'eile ne lie
peut pas. Probablement, cette dette
la tourmente beaueoup, ct je me suis
demandc sill ny await pas quelque
chose a fairc, 81 vous ct moi, par
exemple, ne pourrions pas Ia payer 4
nous deuX.
-Vous etes yraiment bonne, lit
Florence malgre ellie.
Oh ! non, mais je Ia plains, ct
ct celia me peine de la savor ennuyee'
Je vondrals metre fin a toutes ces
reclamations assommantes, ct Je
paverals bien quelqre chose pour
celia, volta tout. Cest a celia que Sc
borne le plus souvent Ia generoslte,
continua Mrs. North, avec un cynisme
moqueur Sc donner Ia satisfaction
d'eprouvcr un sentiment agreeable
pour Soi-meme, Sc debarrasser dun
sentiment desagreable Il a peu
de bonte desin,eressee dams ce bas
monde, ct, quand on sent que cest
ellie qu vous guide, nest-ce pas
un enchantement ? On Sc sent neil
leur
Ellie setait levse tout en- psrlant.
-Eh bien demanda t-elle, que
ferons-nons .Je payerai Ia moitie
dies factures. 81 vous voulez payer
lautre moitie.
-Vous Gtes yraiment trop bonne,
rtpeta Florence.
Non mals je m'attends a ce que
vous lie soyez.
Mrs. North montra une double
rangee de petites dents blanches.
-Je sais que vous etes un modele
de toutes les vertns, ajouta-t-elle Il nn
air pressure enfantin de franchise, qnl
rendait impossible de s'otfenser de
de ses paroles
-Pourquoi, demanda Florence, en-
souriant, vous parais-je etre III
modele de toutes les vertus
oh ! vous ressembleZ une
madone. Je voudrals vous ressem
bier seulement... settlement, je me
fatiguerais bientot de moi-meme
Jen suis meme deja fatiguee mai;
la reaction Sc falt jespere que j
parviendrai etre meiileure.
-Vous 6tes tres fine, dit Florence
presque sans savoir ce qu'elle disalt
en- reculant CONNIE etfrayee.
Comment lie savez-vous MOI
mari, aussi, lie pretend ; mais ie NJ
crois pas que je lie sois. Je suis vlve
VOLTA tout. Tant de gems resten
settlement dams la preface de Ia VI
vacite ct ne won't jamais plus ION
Moi. ie suis au milieu du livre. j
suis ardente. 81 ardente que quelqu6
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depnls quelle ma quittte, j'essaye
4 antre chose. Adicu.
Comme Mrs. North allait franchlr
le soall de Ia porte. ellie s'arreta. en-
demandant
-Asez-vous des am;s,-des amieso
yeux-ie dire.
-Quelques-nnes, Dieu merci dit
dit Mrs HILBERT, avec une inclination
IN pea hautaine de Ia Ia tGte.
Mrs. North SQUIRT. Cette espece
de deaain sembla Famuser.
u le pensais, repondit-ele. Moi.
le nen Al pas, ct men desire pas.
Aaieu.
Il faisait presQue sombre, ct la
senle aomestique, restee avec Flo.
renee pour ranger Ia maison, await
negli.G d'allnmer le gaz dams lesca-
her. Mrs. North descendant done a
tatons. Ellie Sc retourna hrusoue-
ment.
-je voudrais vous dire quelaue
chose Vous venez de dire que
j'etais fine. Vraiment, je ne crois
pas que je lie sois mais je puis
deviner tres facilement les pensees
des gems. Vous, vous 9tes tres
bonne, je pense. Mais, prenez-y
garde, votre bont6 est inutile 81 vous
n'ates pas indulgente pour les femmes
snrtout. lie bon de Ia bonte est de
ponvolr Y faira participer les autres.
Ce dot etre CONNIE un grand ct large
manteaH que vous auriez dams une
mutt glaciale, tandls que votre voisln
gre}otlant de froid, n 'en a pas. 81
voeS he faites pas usage de votre
honte, en- lui faisant partager votre
manteau, contlnua-t-elle, en- reprenan1
halelne, i quoi vous servirait-elle ?
Je semitic dire dies paradoxes.-Nous
prouvez combien est belle la bonte
mals c'est tout. C'est comme l.
cyene qui chante lie chant de ST
propre mort. On l6coute, on attend
puis on sen va pour penser a de>
chooses plus comprGhensibles ct le:
fare. Ad;eu, Mistress Hilbert, dit
ellie. doucement, e. en- lui tendant S;
main, CONNIE 81 ellie await peur.
Florence la prit, un peu etonnee-
-Vous etes une madone,-tout
! fait une madone, je vOus lie repete
Mais quoique vous soyez plus age
Que moi, je crois que lie sais plus d
chooses que vous, -bonnes ct mau
vaises Les madOnes ne connalssen
ialnais tres bien le monde Fate
mes amities 4 Mrs. Balnes, ct dites
hi que i'espere qu'elle m'apardonnee
Je vais partr pour Monte Carl
! anres-ie-main. settlement trOis jours
m'amuser un peu avant lie retour 4
mon mari. Dites-le lui aussi, a !
| brave dame, celia Ia revoltera,
ajoatez que j'aurals voulu lemmeno
avec mo-.
J Et, avec IN petit rire, ellie dispar'
dams fobscurite, semb!a-t-!l, a I'll
! renee
sIais. deux minutes apres, ellie V
deux lanternes devant Ia maisol
entendit Sc fermer une portiere. Mr
North venait de monter Ell voltnre.
Florence retourna lentement dar
! II sale 4 manger. Ethel Dunlop n
6ta;t plus. Ellie en- fnt heureus
Elle vonlait r4htchir i cette ttrans
, volture.
.Ouelle femme bizarre Je he
eomprends pas, Sc dit-elle. Ellie
resemble a personne que j'aie enco
j. reaeontr6. Ellie me fascine ct Il
falt peor Il me sembIe que js 70
arais embrasscr et cependaHt !
t5agEer Ia main ine fait frissonnel
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