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he continued, still more awkwardly, ns
he noticed that she held only n long
black fan IN her hand.
For why? You would that play II,
and when my uncle say: Where go re-
pItn, she Is loss some one shall say
ooh! have hear her tink-a-link IN the
garden of the Americana, who III alone,
And then-lt ess finish.
lInsterton began to feel exceedingly
uncomfortable. There was something
in this situation which he had not
dreamed OF. But with the perslstency
OF an awkward man he went on
"But you played on the wall the other
night, and tried to accompany me.
but that was lass night and on the
wall. l had not speak to you, you had
not speak to me. You had not sent me
the leetle note by the peon. Sht
stopped and suddenly opening her ian
before her face. so that only her mis-
ChieVous eyes were visible, added You
had not ask me then TO come tohearyou
make lof TO me, Don Esteoan' Ihat u
the difference"
rush to his face. Anger, shame, morti-
ficatIon, remorsc and fear alternately
strove with him. but above all and
through all he was conscious OF o sharp
EXQUISITE pleasure-that frightened him
stlil more. Yet he managed to ex-
claim: ..
mo! no! You cannot think me capa-
BILE OF such cowardly trlck?'
The girl started. more at the unmis-
taxable sincerity OF his utterance than
at the words, whose full meaning she
may have only imperfectly caught.
"a treek? a treek?" she slowly and
wonderIngly repeated. Then suddenly
as n comprehending him. she turned
her round black eyes full upon him aud
dropped her fan from her face.
And what for you ask me to come
here them"
gan, "on far more serious matters.
wished to-" but he stopped. He could
not address this quaint chlld-woman,
staring at him ip black-eycd wonder, In
either the measured or the lmpetuous
terms with which he would have ex-
horted a maturer responsible being. He
made a step towards her; she drew
back, striking at his extended hand hall
lmpatlently, half mlchievously with
her fan.
ly, 81 want TO talk to you about your
soul"
"My WHAT"
"Your immortal soul. unhappy girl.
what have you to make with that?
Are you q devll?" Her eyes grew round
or though she faced him boldly.
81 am n minister OF the Gospel" HI
said. IN hurried entreaty. You must
hear me for n moment. / would save
your soul"
MY immortal soul III with the padre
Mt the mission-you must seek her
there! My mortal body" she added
with mIschievous smile, SAY TO YOU
good n night Don Esteban. She
dropped him little curtscy and-rau
zone moment, Miss Ramirez" said
Masterton, eagerly; but she had al
ready slipped beyond his reach. lIc saw
her little black figure passing swiftly
beside the moonilt wall, saw II suddenly
slide Into n shadowy fssure, and van
ish.
In his blank disappointment he could
mot benr to re-enter the house he had
left 30 sangulnely n few moments be-
fore, hut walked modify In the garden
Ills discontinue was the more COM
plcte since he felt that his defeat was
owing to some mistake In his methods
and not the incorrlglbllity OF his sub
jcct.
10 have resented so sharply the girls
imputatIon that he wished to make love
10 her? lie should have borne 1t as
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"Ang YOU A nsyiL7"


Christians had oven before now borne
Islander nnd false testimony for their
faith. llc might oven have accepted II,
nnl lpl the triumph of her conversion IN
the end prove Ills Innocence. Or whH
his purpose incompatible with TINT sis
tnfly affection lln had no often preached
Ia the women Of hl1 nock2 He might
hnyH tnkon her hand, aud called her
"AlHlBr popltn," oven nA h. hnd called
deborah 'RBlor" Tie recalled the fnct
That hc had for m instant held her
struggling IN hlH arms. he remembered
The Thrill that the recollection had
0niipnd him. nnl BOinchoW II nov sent
a burning blush nCrOHR hlH face. lie
hurried back into the house.
The next day II thousand Wild ldpng
took the pihrr NJ llH former settled
repDluilbn. llr wpllld sock The pndrn,
litn custodian ~ this yOunE Elrl'H Roill
hn would convince him NJ his error, ar
bpsoprb him 10 plyu him nm equal nccrHR
Ia her spirit iIr would sock the uncln
NJ Tho glri, and work upon lla feelings.
llo would begin his inlBsIonnfy w0rl,
with Cunoppclun mud then unllgt her
In tho lnnk NJ saving PopliH'H hUul. nut
fNnnmhnrlnn iho old wOlnnn'H ulnguihr
oundlcl--by tho llglt VI PcpliGB fcy'
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The wire grass was already following
on the Tasnlnpn plains with the dusty
decay Of the long dry summer, when
! r. uurhcsnc returned 10 Tasajnsa,
lie came to see the wife OF Deacon snn-
dcrson, who, having for the twelfth
time nddrd to the population Of the set
Element was not doing 10 we'll" nH cv-
erybody-cxccpt possibly, DR.. DuchCsnc
expected. After he had made this
hollOw.cycd, Ovcr.burdcnrd, UNDER
nOurIRhrd woman M comfortable M he
could IN her rude, neglected surround.
lngR. TO change the drcury chronicle OF
suffering he turned to the husband, aud
said "And whit has become Of Mr..
Mnslerton, who used TO be In your
yocntlon7" A long groan came from
the deacon.
"Iinllo! hope he has not had re-.
lnnsp,' said the doctor earnestly. u
Thought I'd knoclscd al! That nonscTse
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to the assure. II was overgrown with
vines and brambles almost as impene-
trable as an abattis. but II she had
piecred II in her delicate Grape dress,
so would he! He brushed roughly
through, and found himself In q gltm-
mcrlng aisle OF pear trees close by the
white wall OF the Mission church.
For n moment, in that intricate
tracery Of ebony and ivory iRade by
the rising moon, he was dazzled, but
evidently his Eruption into the or
chnrd had not been as 1.-THE and silent
as her own, for figure In pnrti'col-
ored dress suddenly started into actlv-
ity, and running from the wall begun
to course through the trees. until II be-
came apparently part Of that involV-
ed pattern. Nothing daunted. however,
Stephen Masterton pursued, his speed
increasing us he recognized the ilounces
OF Pepitas barred dress, but the young
girl had the advantage OF knowing the
locality, and could evade her pursuer
by unsuspected turns and doubles.
For some moments this fRncled syl-
van chase was kept up In perfect ST.
lence: II might have been woodland
nymph pursued by wandering shep-
herd. Alasterton presently saw that
she was making towards tiled roof
that was now visible as projecting over
the preside wall. and was evidently her
goal OF refuge. He redOuble his speed;
with sklllful audacity and sheer
strength OF his broad shoulders he
broke through dense Ceanothus hedge
which Peplta was swiftly skirting, and
suddenly appeared between her and
her house.
with the first cry, the young girl
turned and tried TO bury herself In the
hedge; but in another stride the circuit
preacher was Mt her side and caught
her painting figure In his arms,
While he had been running he had
swiftly formulated what he should do
and whit he should say 10 her. To
his simple appeal for her companion
ship and willing car he would add q
bTOtherly tenderness, that should In
yItc her triistfulnesa In him; he would
confess his wrong and ask her forgive
ness OF his abrupt solicitations: he
would propose to teach her more
hymns: they would practice psalmody
together. even this priest, the GUS
todinn OF her soul, could not object to
that; but chiefly he would thank her:
he would tell her how she had pleased
him, and this would lead to more BCri.
GUS and thoughtful converse. All this
was In his mind while he ran, WINS upon
his line when he caught her, and for
an Instant she lhpsed, exhausted In his
arms. But. alas! oven In that moment
he suddenly drew her towards him and
kissed her as only n lover could,
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songs, reoitatlons and speeches Tor n
short tlmo, wheB, 20 gntlfy me young
the dance was nrain INDUCED 10
Finally, af.s again invoking bou's
birssluu, All went 90 rest
our worthy Bishop, John Il, Pm
cooke, did not feel, hlWovUT IKE
giving IL up that way; ~ next
Sunday he gave It out ia meet.
ing that on Tuesday all hands would
turn out aud chop The VOID tuat had
boon hauled. Az the time appointed
over Dity turned out AMI chopped all
the widows WOOL, anu thoy nave a
better AMI Larger supply 10 uel now
tnau they Will burn this year Bc7iiesi
biz quautiiy was chopped i0r tue
meeting h1uss.
Well, here we are, ami W you know
o. any that need home, send them
along, ell we want De- Tor people 10
mimi their own buHncs'i iherr u
plenty Of room Tor o great many more
families, aud wealth iUr honest iniof
ROngHr MCktSLEY.
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WINTER WORK IN TETON,
Health, Happiness, Generous Help Of
one Another, Amusemenls, Etc.

TETON, Fremont county, Idaho,
AaIoh6, 1895.
EDITOR Dsserot Nsl0G
Seeing reports from almost every
ward, 1 thought you may also listen 10
report from the Teton ward, BannOok
Stake.
We have growing settlement, the
most beautiful location Ia all the SNAKE
River valley, aud very prosperous,
happy people, fast becoming well'or 10
this worlas goods, and possessing very
libstal minds. We have bpunt the
winter, which has been very mild anu
favorable, with our horses wlutvtiug
out; they are In good condition lAis
spring. Now, when tho SNOW 30 OH.
most all gone, the people are chi yIug
good health, only few cases Of muafles
TOUT very mild, for Mi OF when We
continue 10 give Col tho praise. We
have most excellent Sunday school
nud primary class. Our Y. NJ, N.
/, association h held on SUNDAY
night with crowded house all
the time, deep interest bgiug took by
our young aud old men. Our Y, l., NJ.
l.. A, ~ also largely attended, being
held every Tuesday evening. Our
amusements consist ~ % dance every
Friday evening which 10 well patrJl-
izod uud conducted with sttitt Pre-
priety, opened anu closed by prayer la
our wHrd meeting house, with plcuiC
anu surprise parties all the time, We
believing ourselves TO be "a social oct ut
people all wei met. We have Two
nome missionaries anu two sunday
school missionaries called from our
WBfd, anu thoy are HlWny at tao pll0u
Vt their appointment.
Our young men gave out notice a
week ago Tor nll tIat were able Owe
knew they were wilug) TO tutn out
nuu haui htowool Tor tue widows tnHt
live IN our mi, and Ia that morning
there was large tesponee, twenty -'lui
loads being hauled 10 the tour wlduWB,
Hud twenty-five loads 10 our wWu
meeting hUuse, During tho lime the
boys were after tue wood cur youug
lauies obey never being beuiuu) gO
I gBthvr AMI arranged for a piculU aud
dance ~ night 10 warm aud cheer tly
boysi anu Vt early lamp llglt oul
meeting hOute was lull, lihu gAuC,
went ON Tor awhile, then supper wa.
announced, ana TINS wts Ia every Te
peot ofeuit 10 the ladics, well suited
Iiot the occasion; hll ale until tnel
cried, "no, thaukS." Then came
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sd0Asy SCHOOL a7d prfn,r

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Ftrst Booh for our Little yrt.,,-
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Questions snd Answer q, n. -
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Hibie auestions ana Answer.
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Y.
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Tho report comes from Fort Scott.
Kan. that tho season OF 1894 win
mark tho total failure Of tho sorghum
sugar industry In Kansas, which was
built mp by government appropriation.
OF 81, 600 600 for experimental purposes
IN 1850.
In Nebraska tho owncrs Of tho largo
boot sugar factories claim that they can.
not Afford 90 paw 40 O. ton for boots un.
der the now tariff law, but II farmers
nro willing to take : a ton for thoir
hcoi8 tho factories will Boz operated.
Even nt tho last named price, Says Tho
Prairie Farmer farmers about Grand
Island and Norfolk, tho location OF tho
factories, will ind beet raising very
Iruhf1IIn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80.


foundation Cor tho concrete % rost on.
Tho concrete should bo four inches doop
and mixed in tho following manner;
ono measure E1soudllo com0ut 2b
m0lsuros oleln sharp sand and o meas.
urDs Ft0u1 and coarse gravel
This should DO woll mmmCd Before
90 has had time 20 fot hourilco should
io scratched so ag 10 hold tho top coat
Tho top coat Is made ns followH ono
part portland comcnt and g TO ~ parts
clean fine sand.
This rs spread on about ~ inches
dcopa then rammCi down toono.hnlf
inch. Smooth OH tho top with o trowol
Cover with snnd grass or anything to
prevent drying t11flsL Koop IL covered
Tor at least ton days when making
concrete, boz very clrUlul not 10 got too
much water Themn. OF concrete whom
ready for use should, with repeated
light mmmIug, show % thin film OF
moisture on tho surface II properly
miyod with wator, 10 will not show q
iollyliko motion undor tho rnmmor
For "a tar pavement dix out tho walk
20 tho depth uf four Inches Thorough.
BY mix coal tar nud coarse gtaOol and
I'M in about three inches deep; then roll
10 down with a heavy roller or olso ram
g. Then mako another mixture OF nno
gravel or sIitod coal nshUs aud Tar and
spread ou thin coat, cover 10 with
sand and roll or beat 10 we'll This has
boon made for about 20 cunts pgr square
yard. Tho concrete will cost more. 40.
ooriiug 60 a writor in Tho old Now
England Homestead, who furnished
those directions
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STANDARD GAUGE
f SSssr 2ap.n. 10 Effect No6 10th, 1894.

leave SALT take
No. s-Tor Provo. bingham. aai
all poiu'a iast..ss......,.... SOS. m
No thor Provo Irand Juncuon
and al. points East...,..,. lp m.
80 6-For Provo Nauu and
ehlna ......., '...-... s,,.,.....sss 2AQp. 90.
No s-For Eureta .........-....- ,.,.., t.u0p. M
so. h-ror ogden AMI wsst....a.... u ttp. m.
NO. l-for Ogden And tho Wott... lisJ pm.
Arriye salt Lake
No i-from Provo, Grand Junction
and The Eatt...,s.s.s...ss. lao y. M
No i-frJm Provo. Grand junction
and tuo Eaaia.a...,,......,,, ilil3p y. m.
No s-irom bingham, Provo. MAnu
ana fulina s.....,s...s.. 0 60 q. m.
No. 5=ifum tutesA....... .........,..... pis5a 20,
No l=Trom Ogden ami the West 7tsa m
No. t-lrom NEdon spd tho West. SOP. m
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double DRAWING Room tIruuofs - uunVnf Vi q
oranu Junction and 10 kansAa uity and Chica
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