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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-28
WASHINGTON HOTEL

Georgia aveu lie and the Leach.
81 per week and upwards: excur .ion tr aims
stop at door: tables reserved for parties
nr.ngins their own lunch; tea. cof go and soft
trinks cents. Il. PEfRERH.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-28
THE NEW RUDOLF

Atlantic City. N. }.
Ocean front capacity 800; largest and most
modern on the coast; rooms Ell suite wi ID s~a
.,nt! fresh wa Ger baths; American and Euro
:."an plan; special spring rates; orchestra
CHAS II. MYERS.
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EDEN HALL

20 South Pcnnsylva avenue
pne door above Pacific. one block from beach
Open July to October l, 100. Terms s. to
DtS per week; write early for ch oice Of rooms
hi modern cOnveniences.
MRS. NJ. HENRY. Propr ietresa
Lite Of La Plaza Inn.
A, H. Mol. au ghlin, Manager
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-28

M NANuFACrUt!Nu MANUFAOvUR.
AVA Ing Corporation employing lsJ 10 700
female operators wisho, TO meet . party wha
will build properly appointed Frctory
Bul!din.. co t,t IN. net les, than l5OO
square feet Of ii DF ,D1c. with has ,msnt; los
Cation to b. mar csn'ru OF city, Address
salisbury Poaler "a ii. att.rneys
ylylwk
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STRATH.HAVEN HOTEL.

- Kentucky Avenue near tho Beach.
Appointments first class; long distance
Telephone 45l u; capacity 40; rutoA SLOW 10
k.50 per day, taOO to $l5UI per wnsk'
BINDER 81 Co,
Owners AMI Managers
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WANTED.

hNTED-FlRsT GLASS BLACKSMITH
wv Apply to Wslther g. Co south Of Mar.
ket street bridge. jyI9.tf
W ANTEJ--5 YOUNG MEN FROM NEW
w Castle county at once to prepare for
Positions IN the anvernmeat Service Apply
10 Interstate CORES. Inst, Cedar .;apids la.
jel,tJuo,.
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CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, CA
y tarrh, Rhe umatis N. Neuralgia,
quick relIet. DR.. Montgomery, 2O9
N. Ninth street, Phlla., Pa.
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w WANTE0-GlHi. TO LEARN TYPE SEE.
w ting. Apply ID floor this office,
NTANTE0-A GOOD COOK, MUST C(.MR
w well recomm ,ndei. Apply to No. 70g
Freuch street. iyyt8ts
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FOR RENT.

DODAl5 TO RENT-Ujl OF BATH, IN
~ clu!lng saloon parlor. Tor light house
keeping nv oil Wet 81 street" jy2}3t'
Il Or iENT-NO. 7J5 SOUTH HARRISON
II street. front porch, bath gas, etc; hous
IN good condition. Apply to IL. h.. Vernon:
3rd tloor thiI office. jy2ltt
L'OH REN r-THAv LARGE TWO ROXY
II buidin, No 7J5 W. Sth street, suitable
for almost any kind OF business Apply to
James +. sutton. lO1J W. Sth street.
jeH.aolH
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MANTED-H IN THE COUNTRY
line. Apply at llUO Madison street.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-THE NEWLY DONE Up
1 rockaaay beioue to tins estate of tho
late Dc, X, I. Green eaf. deceased. Inquire
at Gregg and BIwe's Carriags Factory. 8tu
and Orange Streets jyi. 2wks col
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-09-12

Qu6bec-Ls saison de chasse de
l'orignal, du caribou ct du che
vreuil est ouverte dams toute la
province de Quebec. On chasseur
ne peut tuer plus dun original. de
deux chevreuils ct de deux carl
boux pendant Ia sa1son.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-09-12

panneau q droite, tout au bas, re-
pr6sente les infortunes de Colomb
ct sa mort q Page de Is ans, d Val
ladolid, en- 1906.
Les seize statuettes, q droite ct
4 gauche des panneaux, repr6sen-
tent les amis de Colomb, des ex-
plorateurs, des souyerains, des con-
qu6rants mel6s plus on moins q
Thistoire de Christophe Colomb,
ses d6couyertes ct aux colonies eta
blies dams le Nouveau- Monde. On
y volt Alexandra vi, pape, Ferdi-
nand ct Isabelle, d'Espagne, Char
les VIII, roi de France, Jean IL,
roi de Portugal, Henri VII, dan
gleterre, Mendoza, Bobadilla, Pc
rez, Pinzon, de la P1nta, Barth6le-
my Colomb, Ojeda, Vespucci, Cor
tez, Balboa ct Pizarro. En- haut ct
en- bas des pahneaux SO trouvent
les pustes des historiens am6ri-
Gains Irving, Prescott. ct autres.
Les quatre figures au coin du ca
DIRE eoat des figures all6goriques de
pAsie, de l'Europe, de l'Afrique ct
de l'Am6rique. Al'arche de la por-
to, on volt IN beau buste de Chris
tophe Colomb.
Je continuerai le r6cit de mes
visites.
ANTOINE. PAUL,
Agent special des terres du gou-
vernement en- Floride.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-09-12

La femme insignlfante, le dan.
ger de Ia soci6t6, c'est Ia poup4e
,qui s'habille, bab1lle ct so d6sha-
billie; qui passe la journ6e 3 courir
les theatres ct les balls, laissant 3
des domestiques, auxquels ellie ne
conferait qas 90 bourse, la ga1de
de Innocence, du cmur ct de la
santk de ses enfsnts; n'attendant
de son mari qu'une commission
ayeugle 4 ses caprices ct pargent
n6cessaire d ses gonts ruin6s; ne
conDalssant du deyoir que let mot
|qui ponr ellie ma pas de sens on
don't le sens ne lui est, croit-elle,
pas applicable. u. ~.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-09-12
LIE HERON

Un jour, ses longs pieds, allait je sais Oh,
LIE heron au long bee emmanche dun long
II cotoyat riv6re.
Londe 6tat transparente ans quaux plus beaux ours
Ma commere la carpe faisait mile tours
Avec le brochet, compere
lie heron ent fat ais6ment profit:
Tous approchaen du bord Poisean navat qua prendre
Mais il crut meux faire datendre
Quill ett peu plus dapp6tit:
II WYATT de regime ct mangeait ses heures;
Apres queques moments rapp6tit vnt. Loiseau,
Sapproehant du bord Wit sur pean
Des tanches qui sortaient du fond de demeures
LIE NETS ne ui plut pas il s'attendait mieux,
Et nontrat gont d6daigneux
CONNIE le rat du bon Horace.
"Moi des tanches! dtil; moi, h6ron que je fasse
Une 81 pauvre cbere! Et pour qui me prend-on9"
La tanche rebut6e, il trouva du goujon
"Du gouion! Cest bien Ia le diner dun heron!
Jouv1irais pour 81 peu e bee! Aux Dieux plaise"
II pouvrit pour bien moins: tout ALA de facon
Quill ne Wit plus poisson
La faim lie prt il fut tout heureux ct tout aise
De rencontrer limacon.
Ne soyons pas 81 dificles:
Les plus accommodants sont les plus habiles.
On hasarde de perdre voulant trop gagner;
Gardez-vous de rien d6dagner.
La FoNTA1NE.
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Geo. =. Fortln
Avocat : ct : Notalre,
BUREAU 813 NEW-YoRK LIFE Bldg
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.

Thoa L. laliberte.
MEDECIN : CHIRURGlEN
Bureaux: 3O3 Avenue Centrale
Residence 319 University Ave N. e.
Heures de Bureaux: 8 10 A. NJ, 2 48
et7A3P n.
Telephone 341I La
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-09-12

Castries, Ste Lucie On nou-
veau rapport dune eruption volca-
nique par laquelle 1000 person.
mes ont peri 6te recu ici. La po-
pulation quite File en- masse.
Hong Kong-U Une proclamation
des Boxers q 6t6 afich4e d Canton
ellie excite le peuple 3 massacrel
les 6trangers. On pense qu'elle es'
due au commencement des travau1
sur le chemin de fer Canton Han.
COW ct 1 las oollecte de pargent ne
cessaire pour payer Pindemnit6 de
guerre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-09-12
ETATS-UNlS

.Austin-Un train de passengers
du Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Railroad a d6raill6 pres de Brown
wood, Texas. Vingt passengers ont
6t6 bless6s, don't deux mortelle-
ment.
| Harrisburg, Pc : II est forte
ment question de Ia convocation
dune session extraordinalre des
chambres Legislatures de Ia Penn
sylvanie.
On y adopterait une loi sur Far
bitrage obliEstoire qul croit-on.
mettrait fin B la grAve des mi
neurs.
LIE gouverneur Stone est pret 3
convoqaer les chambres, sill ne
s'agit pas dun movement desti-
ne 3 favoriser uniquement les In
t6rets dun parti polltique.
Arlington, Oak Sud = Les fer
miers "populistes" darlington
ont partout pose des afiches, sur
le parcours du train special de
NM. Th Roosevelt, fills ct NJ.
Hughitt, fills pour les empecher de
chaser leurs poulets.
LIE telephone les ayant avertis
de parriv6e du fills du President
lis envoyerent des messengers par
tout ct mont4rent la garde dams
leurs champs.
Dams une ferme Oh M. Roose-
velt demandait d boire, on envoya
les chiens apres lui ct il faillit Sc
faire d6vorer.
Les deux amis ont do repren-
Dire leur train ct s'enfuir au plus
v1te.
Ces fats ont provoqu6 la plus
grande indignation.
Philadelphle-Le bureau d'6du-
cation de cette vile fera venir du
oharbon u'Angleterre pour ses
| 6coles. A cause de Ia grove, les
! demandes de charbon faites par le
bureau mont pas eu de r6ponse.
New-York-Le nouveau process
de Roland B. Molineux, pessassir
| presume de Nine Kate j. adams
commencera le 6 octobre proclaim
en- cour supreme, 81, 3 cette date
le iuge Barrett est assez bier
pour si6ger.
LIE pore de Molineux pr6tenc
avoir une preuve lrr6futable de
ll'innocence de son fills.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-09-12
ErAr DE 1'oH1o, CITE DE TOLEDO Cow

ErAr DE 1'OH1o, CITE DE TOLEDO CoxrE
DIX LUCAS.
Frank J. Cheney fait serment quill
est l'assot i6 principal, de Ia maison =.
J. Cheney & Go faisant affaire dams Ia
cite dc toledo, de l'Etat ct du comte ci-
haut mentionnes ct que Ia dite maison
naiera la comm. de CENT PI ssTREs pour
chauue ct tous cas- dc catarrhe qul ne
GUERRA pas psr lusage de Halls Catarrh
Frank J. Cheney
Assermente davan' moi ct de- lar6 en-
ma presence le Gene jour de d6cemore
1886.
N. w. Gleason
Notaire public
LIE Halls Catarrhe cure est pr's lnte-
rieurement etagft drectement sur ie
|.ang ct les surfaces muqueus-s du sys-
teme. Envoyez pour certlfcats gra Is.
Adressez: +. j. Cheney s. 20.
-->.- Toledo, Ohio.
Certifcats gratis.
Vendu par 1es droguistes. prix 75c.
Halls Family Pills sont les neilleurs
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EUROPE

f8rlS-A6 YlC6lE05 k0u0IdA 10
Tr6guler proteste contre ls propo-
sition d'6lever une statue 4 Renan,
quill appelle "le plus grand lnsul-
teur dn Christ, le plasph6mateur
d6froqu6 qui, CONNIE Judas, s'est
enrichi en- trahissant son Dleu ct
est mort dams la fange."
LIE gouvernement va prendre
ces jours-ci une determination au
suiet de la Martinique. Ila situa-
ton devient extremement iuqui6-
tante dams cette colonie, ct des me-
sures 6nergiques won't etre prises
pour la tirer an clair dune facon
on de l'autre. II ne manque pas
de savants qui croient que Fort
de- France trop 6loign6 du Mont
Pel6 pour etre d6truit par une
eruption volcanique, le sera par un
raz de mer6e. Les autorit6s ont
cons6quemment instruit le gou-
verneur de la Martinique, M. Lee
maire, de prendre les moyens ne
cessaires pour secourir sans re-
| tard la population de Fort-de-
France en- cas- de danger.
Londres-Il y a Gu une explo-
sion dams la houilli6re de la Tre-
degar iron Company, pres do
Rhymney, Monmouthshire. II y
await cent douze homm dans La
mine ct on salt que seize d'entre
eax ont perdu Ia vie.
Londres-Les journaux d'ici an
noncent que deux steamers anglals
embarquent huit mile tonnes
d'anthracite B Swansea pour New
York. Ce sont les premiAres car
gaisons de CO genre. On dit que
cette commando 6t6 fsite 4 eau
Sc de Ia grove des. mineurs de
oharbon des Etats- Unis.
asssasSsSssses4 4ssssst s. e sss:S@Ss SS.gsSs
Londres-Un journal parlemen-
tsire fait une revue de la guerre
boer etsdit que l'Angleterre en-
ploy6 II, $50 officers ct 40. .876
soldats dams FAfrique du Sud
pendant Ia guerre.
De ce nombre, 718 officers ont
6t6 tues ainsi que 5.216 soidats;
1851 ofGclers ct 20.978 soldats ont
6t6 bless6s; 554 off ciers ct 1855
soldats ont succomb6 d leurs bles-
sures on 4 la maladie.
Cardiff, pays de Galles - .Une
explosion formidable s'est prod III
te dons la mine MacLaren, 3
Abertisog d6tulsant une grande
partie des galleries ct enterrant SO
ihommes. La plupart des mineurs
ont etc retir6s sains ct saufs, mais
l2 ont perdu la vie ct II autree
ont 6t6 bless6s gravement.
! Brest-En raison de la la1cisa.
tion dun asile q Concarneau, FL
nistAre, le maire ct le conseil mu-
nicipal de cette vile ont donne
!. leur d6misslon. Les catholiques
ont d6fil6 dams les rues de Con-
oarneau chantsnt des hymes ct
criant: "Vive Ia libert6!'
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DON sss1es2 :ss + :2s'sfz Ss1s

9ou can be cured Of any form Of tobacco using
easily, DO made well, strong. magnetic. full Of
new life and vigor By taking A0-1O-RSSs
that makes weak men strong. Many gain
ten pounds In ten days. Over 600s coo
let and advice FRHR Address STERI, ING
UARDY 60. Chicago 4 New Yosk. ~
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-NUhEkt, 10
TARIF DES ANnOhChs

Avis -Chaque insertion 10 cts par ligns
Tariff SPECIAL pour les annonces au uor
ct Pann6e.
Demandes d'emplol-demandes dc d.
mestiques ou employes-annonce pour
chambre .. 2ension-annonces pour OBJ
lets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux UN OENTIN par met
Nous enverrons un numero du tourna
3 toute personne qul on fera Ia deman
de.
, 1902-03-24

Red Cloud was = mighty chief of the
Sioux. He was some on the western
plains and the entire Rocky mountain
region trembled at his power. But
when it came to dinner parties and so
cial gatherings beyond the Alleghanies.
he wasn't much. Prof. Marsh, Of old
bone fame. who spent years gathering
fossils in Wyoming for the Smithson-
ian Institute and other eastern institu-
tons. undertook to entertain Red Cloud
while the latter was at one time visit
ing Washington In the interest Of the
Sioux nation. The old chief passed
from scene to scene without remark.
A magnificent course dinner was dis.
posed of without wen 10 much as a
cultural sound from the bronze sphinx.
After dinner, while the pipe Of peace
was being enjoyed q number Of scenes
and pictures Of western men were
brought forth. Among the number
was q handsome picture Of Red Cloud.
When his eye fell upon 1t, the old war
rior drew himself up to his full height
and pointing to his heart said, you"
1t was the only speech he made.
, 1902-03-24

A new plan for retaining the charm
Of youth has been evolved. 1t requires
continual dieting. but one SO easily
followed that few Of the inconveni-
ences Of most systems are present. Eat
uncooked apples constantly. although,
Of course, In moderation, and drink
distilled water only. and. according to
the new theory. years will be added
to your life. while the evidences Of
age will be long in coming.
Prot. Bluefern Is the sponsor Of the
new theory. and his argument is bas-
ed on the superstition that as age ad-
vances the deposits of mineral matter
In the system increase, and that aging
IS little more than a gradual process
Of Justification.
Phosphoric acid contains the least
amount OF earth salts. and for that
reason is probably the nearest ap-
proach to the elixir Of life known
to the scientific world.
II you want to live long. to retain
your youth at the same time. and to
increase your brain tissue, eat plenty
Of apples. don't peel them. drink only
distilled water. and eat as little bread
as possible. A diluted solution of
phosphoric acid is also recommended
by the professor to those who care to
take pains to follow the diet outlined.
, 1902-03-24
To Clean Up Wheatland-

Elsewhere ia a call for a citizens
meeting on next Tuesday night at the
school house for the purpose of taking
steps again this year to clean up and
improve the town. So much good was
brought about last year by the work of
the citizens committee which was ap-
pointed at a public meeting that it is
believed similar action should be taken
again this season. That many improve.
ments can be made In the appearance
of the town by the exercise OF a little
public spirited enterprise, no one can
deny, and We believe the good which
will result more than counterbalances
the slight expense which such work en-
tails. The alleys and streets should be
cleaned up, and wherever needed prop
erty owner should be urged to i'm
prove the appearance of their homes
by having trash raked up and burned
u%nsightly piles Of refuse hauled away
and such similar acts of cleanliness!
performed as will add to the genera
good of the community and promote
the public health. -Wheatland World
, 1902-03-24
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, 1902-03-24
AN ABLE MAN FOR THE CABINET.

Measured by ability, the results Of
his work and his eminent Qualifca'
lions. there is no man In the country
either theoretically or practically, bet
ter qualified to I'LL the place of secrs
tary Of the interior than Judge Willis
Van Devanter. For I'VE years he has
filled the post Of assistant attorney
general Of the United States. In that
capacity he has been the legal head OF
the interior department, therefore he
is perfectly acquainted with every de
tail of its management.
He came west u . STRIPPING lawyer
int settled at Cheyenne. He was CHIEF
justice Of the territory Of Wyoming
End its first elected chief justice when
statehood came. At that time he was
Under 80 years Of age, yet qualified by
ability, legal learning and judicial tenn
permanent not only to NIL the place, bu,
to adorn it. He made . great success
in the practice Of his profession and ar
even greater success as a political
manager.
When he was advanced to the posi-
ton of assistant attorney general he
entered upon lis duties with that keen
alertness for which he is distinguished
Nothing escaped his vigilance. He
was a tireless worker and soon estab
lished an enviable reputation for lega'
knowledge. capacity and trained intel
ligence. Political expediency alone
has hitherto stood In the way Of his
advancement to cabinet honors, which
he has richly earned through his su
perior and ill-reQuited service. 1t Is
hoped 1t will not stand in his way in
this instance, II he will accept the in
terror portfolio, for the west woult
have in him not only a warm but ar
intelligent friend who would render II
invaluable service.-Denver Times.
, 1902-03-24

bright, but they have lost something
aot lustre. o yet beauty, but-feel-
ing, l guess that IL what It L."
Then" said the woman, haughtly,
perhaps 1 had best turn my rss in
ZONE other direction. I am very sure
L do not wish to make you lonely or
melancholy"
.Hasel!" The man spoke sharply.
sommandingly. Il did not travel half
ray across the continent for the pur-
|pose Of presenting myself q . target
or the arrows Of sarcasm.s
"Oh." exclaimed the woman. In mock
surprise. you came simply to deliver
b lecture ON astronomy and, incident
lily, make . few remarks % the suh-
ct o3 personal attracttvSasss-was
hat 1T"
For several moments Tie nan ~
NAMED Silent. nervoasiy bting he
md OF his unall. black mustaeha. and
nsing. p~erplsxadly- It he otAss's
svssAs6 No.. wA0 - a0Ean aDG1DA
; trsmhss was = NJ vosss.
~Hassa," - 80 II came Asrs 4
show ~ that Aistaacs o. tins -
not tarnishsd NJ love for yoa. 1saao
hss tAAA yua might redeem TIE p,s1ol
yes Ukss - that night In Jans. ~
ysan -, nndse tn nAplss II leUAs
I eAne Aass espsctins b I'd yua ~
~ naMs "a $780,. - -
, 1902-03-24

Casper has been troubled with a
spelling bee and a man from the coun.
try carried OF half the honors, the
money being divided between him and
the high school contestants. Casper
parents are nov alleging that their
children have learned about
spelling during the past two weeks
than they " knew in their lives be.
Tore
, 1902-03-24
Surgeon. Knit. Not Needed.

Surgery is no longer necessary to cure
piles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cures at once, removing the necessity
for operations For scalds, cuts. burns,
wounds, bruises, sores and skin dis
ease uneQualled. Beware of counter
feits. Sold by The Laramie Drug Co.
, 1902-03-24

You will eve wish to take another
dose of pills II you once try Chamber.
lain's Stomach & Liver Tablets. They
are easier to take and more pleasant
in effect. They cleanse the stomach
and regulate the liver and bowels. For
sale by F. H. Eggleston.
, 1902-03-24

Ranchmen owning fences on the
public range can rest assured that they
will not be molested without proper
and sufficient notice. Content your.
selves till the government agent serves
notice upon you and then obey the
mandate of the government.
, 1902-03-24

The complexion always suffers from
biliousness or constipation. DeWitt'i
Little Early Risers keep the live and
bowels in healthy condition and re
move the cause Of such troubles. G,
E. Hooper. Albany. Ga, says: II tool
De Wits Little EARLY Risers for bill
i~ousness. They . Just what ]
needed. I Am better now than in
years" Never grippe or distress. Sold
by The Laramie Drug Go.
, 1902-03-24

ceedings. II a municipality has power
TO suspend the enactments Of the state
legislature of simply passing an ordin-
ance on the subject of gambling, the
laws on other subjects car be suspend
ed in & similar manner.-Rawlins Re-
publican.
, 1902-03-24

CLEAN Of defiance. Then her eyes wan
dered to the valley outspread. like a
panorama, before them. and she re-
NAMED silent, conscious that the man
broke the stiffness.
Hazel" he asked, very softly, do
you-love me as you did,"
Her eyes flashed darkly into his.
There is a doubt in your mind that
no simple words of mine can ever re-
move" she replied. you have pre-
sumed to pass judgment upon me be-
fore 1 have been given even the for
mality of a trial, and now you ask,
you expect me to plead guilty to the
Indictment"
And you"
Refuse to give you An answer. l
prefer to adopt the policy most wisely
followed by the accused the world over
silence"
Then" he said, warmly, "since you
do not deny the accusation 1t must be
true"
The woman raised her eyebrows
slightly and made a sudden swinging
upward, as much as to say. As you
please, SIR" But she did not speak.
Her continued silence irritatsd the
man as no words could have done. He
bit his lip and his face grew red and
white by turns. Her head was bowed
slightly. 20 that the sunlight. glistsn-
Ing on her hair. gave 1t the appearance
Of a crown Of FURNISHED copper. The
beauty Of 1t dazxled him. and, With
anger and pain throbbing in his heart,
he turned away, filled the bucket at
the spring, and started slowly down
the path. leaving her sitting silently
under the trees. gazing after him. her
ace flushing and her eyes flashing.
When he reached the bottom Of the
hill, the man placed the pail of water
On a bench beside the door Of her
home and passed on. through the yard,
to the road beyond. And then, with
savage swing, he started toward the
town, two miles away.
Not once did he glance back. But
mad he done 30, he would have seen
the woman running al fast as possible
Town the winding, fern-choked path.
her hands outstretched toward him, q
yieam Of sorrow and remorse upon her
lace, the light Of affection in her eyes,
and a name-his name-upon her lips.
But. never pausing. once
ilackening his pace, he pushed onward.
the sting Of LIES bitterest sorrow In
his heart.
At a bend in the road, where a white
cottage stood between two giant pop
,ars. a little girl sat upon a fence post
reading from q gorgeously colored
book. And a. the man walked past.
ae heard the childish treble faltering
,ver the words:
Jack and Jill went up the hill
To fetch . pail Of water.
lack fell down and broke his crown,
And jill came tumbling After"
And Jill came tumbling After" the
.hild repeated; '.and Jill came tum-
bling after"
Suddenly the mar paused and. turn
ng, looked back-far mp the road to
where q house nestled at the base Of q
aill.
YES" he said to himself, Jack did
all down. l wonder-I wonder II she
.ame tumbiing after. live acted q
DOL. Ill 90 back"
He found her leaning over the gate
xatchins him a. he anne NJ the road.
Ter lashes all ~glistening With grisf's
lew. but her face shining in Welcome,
md her eyes glowing softiy, tsnderiy,
warmly. like the stars IN an August
light He took her hands. in his aud
he smiled mn into hia fana