1/ Jto*u6mW other Till! SILK Dim. In*iu1mher^ thunder gust, in winter mark to make Tbout my clack silK, 'But it's pretty harlftoliaveTO^rorl and go n\ he stuck to it that he would give Annie a shift of the wind to the north, often for him, isn't it?* asked Miss Sniper, region where rose-colored letters are MuxtMfrtu twentyf one like it before he died. reduces the temperature ten to 'n^I felt it in my heart to hate her foi written from by bold speculators, and .tl' "There's Annie Belclon," said Aunt A Pew Shorts. degrees. "The sleeper is unaware of this. But year after year went by, 'n' mv asking such a thing. where the country never keeps half Jane, looking up from her knitting as He remains exposed to it with no further silk was all worn out 'n' I'd got another, It is asserted that the objection formerly pace with Iowa in production, prosperity "But Annie only smiled. 1 considei protection than he found agreeable at still Annie's best dress was but a urged against the Norman horse, and population. #he lieaid the sound of footsteps on the myself fortunate to be able to earn such the higher temperature, until he awakes cheap delaine it wasn't often she good wages,'she says,'n' then she walked to the effect that it could not endure the There will this spring probably be plank walk which lav along the front could afford to buy even a pair of cotton chilled and stiff, perhaps with the seeds away smilin' still. r stampedes from the best States in the southern climate of the United States, fence. "Poor soul! I never see her gloves to cover her hands. Things of a serious illness already sown. These "I was glad Miss Sniper didn't know Union "to Oklahoma and the two Indian is a fallacy, as proven by the experience that I don't think of that verse in the hadn't gone better with Luther'n 'n' are such positive and-unavoidable risks about that black silk dress. If she'd reservations just brought into market of the principal importers. they had other things to sorrow for that we should counsel a d*licate person Bible Inch says that "from him that said anything about that, Annie would in Dakota, south of Pierre. In either r' The late General Horace Capron, at than losing their best horses 'n' cattle to be exceedingly cautious how he 'a' broke down. She's got it packed case, in two years thev will wish they hath not shall betaken even that which their crops. They lost their six children, one time owned a farm, the net receipts ventured on the plan of open windows away at the bottom of her trunk, pool were back at their old homes. he hath." and she sighed deeply. one after the other. Three of 'em irom which amounted, in one year (1847) at night, however much has been said soul, she's never speaks about it." Stay in Iowa, and prepare your I looked from the mdow]ust in time died in one week of scarlet fever 'n' the to over 3(5,000. It would seem as in its favor by papular hygienists. farms by evergreen wind-breaks, and others was sickly little things, went to se Annie Ccldon before she tamed though some men could make farming fast-growing groves for fuel, and provide Theodora. off in slow consumption. pay. cheap but warm and comfortable the corner of the next street. She was A Young- Girl's Good Taste, The Contemporary Review. slock barns and sheds. Then when "If it hadn't been that she had to a faded, rsworn looking -woman, a little Eighteen hundred dollars' worth of A Lady in New York Mail winter comes you have wood on your keep Lutner up, I believe Annie'd have Theodora was the daughter of a bearkeeper, strawberries have been raised on two past middle age, with dark brown A well cooked meal served on a poorly farm, and your stock and food where give away many a time but for his sake attached to the Hippodrome af nnd a half acres of ground, by a farmer set table is like gingerbread with the hair thickly sprinkled with gray. Her you can take care of them in comfort she didn't show one-half she felt. An' Constantinople, and was one of three of Delaware township, Camden County, spice left out. Say as you will, eatables di ess was a rusty black cashmere, her to yourselves, with an increased profit she never lost faith in the Lord. She sisters whom their mother sent on the N. J., and he accordingly has been taste better out of pretty dishes on the stock. This is not a hard said His ways seemed hard, but that He stage when they were still children 7 black sha^l was decidedly slvi'oby, and awarded a premium by the State Board but to be pretty, it is not necessary that question to solve. There is no need knew what was best for her. or 8 years old. With no talent eithei her crape bonnet was shabbier still. of Agriculture. they should be expensive. A lady was of facing suffering in Iowa blizzards. "Well, time went on,'n' about five for music or dancing, her fortune was She looked neither attractive nor interesting, once visiting a family whose means They can be provided against. Then years ago things seemed to take a turn Having abandoned all hope of a peach in her face and her tongue. Her pretty were somewhat straitened, yet through ai I turned from the window stay home with your family through for the better with Luther. His wheat crop, this year, the fruit growers of the features, her nimble movements, hei the deftness and ingenuity of one of the winter, which ought to be the crop turned out well, 'n' he sold it to an 1 took up my crocheting again, remarking Hudson Biver Valley have generally resolved audacious smartness in repartee, made the daughters' busy fingers, their home happiest place in this world, aad the good profit, he got his corn off the to plant young Concord grape her the most popular and notorious in onlv "that she looked as if she always possessed a cosy prettiness PO' most profitable place for any farmer bottom lands before the river rose, 'n' A ines by the thousand where peach orchards the pantomimes (to use the nearest had had her share of sorrow." culiarlv its own. in or out ol Iowa.Des Moines Register. that was a great help to him. He now stand. For the space of sixty modern equivalent) which delighted a "Sometimes I think she has had a seemed real cheerful, 'n' told John he people whose taste had fallen below the by sixteen miles, between Cornwall and "My dear," said the lady, I was good deal more than her share," said was just beginnin' to enioy life, 'n' if Handsome Mantel lambrequins an* Sat regular drama. Needless to say what Catskill the average of grape vines is never so much surprised as when things went well he'd soon have the Aunt Jane. "I know dozens of women Crowns. was the morality of the Byzantine already very large. Good wine has Hattie explained to me the modus mortgage cleared off the farm. The stage, or what was the life the young been made on the North River for years who have sunk into the grave under A handsome lambrequin which I am operandi of some of her home weather set in cold 'n' stormy just after actress led. Her enemies of later years past. Indeed, there are those who assert making is of crimson velvet. For a achie-vements Why! the chair I was only half as much. And the best of it Thanksgivm' 'n' one afternoon I was out declared it to have been more than the vintage there already exceed mantel two yards long take one yard of sitting on, such an easy one, with just is, she don't never complain. She is the in the chicken yard shellin' corn to the usually shameless and disgusting, but velvet and cut in two lengthwise fold that of California, and are confident the right hollow for your back, waamade hens, 'n' all muffled up to my eyes, cheerfulesfe soul that ever breathed." the question, if delicately balanced less one of these pieces in half and cut, the average quality of the wines is fully out of flour barrel. Her brother when I heard a wagon stop at the gate "Poes she live near here?" I asked, or more, besides being now insoluble, making two strips one-half yard long, equal to those of the Pacific Coast. did the carpentry and she the upholstery. 'n' there was Luther a noddin' 'n' beckonin' need make little difference to our view and another one yard in length. The Tnoie out of politeness than from any Old fashioned flowered chintz, to me. I went down to the gate to Every one owning a hot-bead, and of her character. After some years she short pieces are tacked around the ends too lovely for anything. Aud then the real interest in the subject. speak to him, 'n' before I got there he there is nothing to prevent any one accompanied a wealthy Tyrian, as his of the shelf, then tack the longer strip lunch. I donft mean the eatables, was tellin' me how he'd sold Tom Layton "No! but 3he was my next, door neighbor living in the country owning one, should also. Pleat one end^ of the long piece mistress, to the Governorship of Tripoli which were very simple, but deliciously a colt he'd been raisin' 'n' was on his for twenty-five years when this was bear in mind that by its use many and fasten it up to the shelf under quarreled with him, left him, and cooked. You would never have guessed way at last to buy Annie that silk dress. vegetables may be forwarded several a handsome bow of ribbon. after having been reduced to sad straits a farmhouse. The town lay two miles what the center-piece for the table was He asked me 'bout the number of yards days in advance of the season. Beets, This drapes the center strip quite in Egypt, found her way back to Constantinople, ofL tl.en, and we never looked to see it composed of. As pretty a flower ornament he ought to get 'n' where he'd best go to for instance, sown in a warm bod and gracefully place another bow of ribbon where, according to a story as I ever saw that girl had manufactured buy, 'n' said he couldn't hardly wait to (grow light up to our very doors. An,nie at the other end of it and trim transplanted to the open ground, may cu/rent long afterward in the city, she out of an old cruet-stand and get it now he was ready. He was goin' wouldn't be wearin' such shabby all the lower edges with crescents and be had much earlier by this method. sought to support herself by spinning a pie plate. Positively! The cruetstand to give Annie a surprise, he said she clothes if there hadn't been a mortgage tassels. One of the smaller pieces Use only the turnip-rooted varieties, wool in a house near the edge of the was et upon the tin plate .then the didn't know what he was goin' after. paint in Kensington painting a spray of how over, for forcing the long-rooted, Golden Horn. This looks like trying on theii place. She could have sold whole covered wit this luscious gieen "Well, the tears was in my eyes as I pansies, and the other carnations the to turn over a new leaf. However, she kinds are apt to become forked and every acre at a good profit if it had moss, excepting, of course, the handle watched him drive off, pleased as a child long strip has a large, graceful spray of did not conceal her charms. Encouraged covered with fibres. Lima beans, cucumbers, around which were twined, so as to conceal at the idea of surprisin' Annie. But I been free." Virginia creeper. Hat crowns, so much by the words of an Oriental fortune squashes, melons, etc., planted the plating, ^Tome creeping \iues. never guessed what the black silk dress "Toll me all about her, Aunt Jane," in vogue now,are very easilymade. Take teller, who had promised her in inverted sods aud placed in a hotbed a,,id, as the old lady paused. "You'll Nr&tling amid tnemoss were half-blown was to cost her, poor soul! plenty of time before supper." one-third of a yard of satin, cut the wealth and power, she threw herself can be brought into use before the roses and buds, while feathery ferns a5 "It began to rain soon after Luther 'd flat piece from one corner, then divide in the way of Justinian, who yielded at regular season. trembled gracefully at each passing "Dear me, child, there isn't much to gone, 'n' poured down for upward of the remainder into two strips and pleat once to her fascinations. He was then breeze. There, you see, I am getting "tell, 'n' maybe the little there is four hours. I was at the window when around it(the material should be on the In planting treos be careful to preserve about 40 years of ageprobably some rn' I noticed quite poetic o\er it, and no wonder, for wouldn't prove very interesting to you. he went on his way home, bias). I hive both painted and embroidered the roots moist, and the tops will twenty years her seniornephew of the really that house is the abode of poesy. I know Annie looks shabby, 'n'old, 'n' he didn't have his overcoat on, 'n' I them. One, painted on gray as a rule take care of themselves* reigning Emperor, and gathering into It was summer time, and they hare a giay now, not much like she did wondered what he'd done with it, satin, was a wreath of pink, blue and Many planters drop their trees where his hands the reins of Government lovelv garden, or they could not have thirty years ago. We was girls together, for I was sure he'd had it on when he yellow daises, with the initial in guilt. they are to be set, and allow them to which were beginning to slip from the afforded the flowers, of course but I 'n' she was the prettiest 'n' liveliest stopped at the gate. Annie told me I painted the same design on pale-blue lay in the sun and wind without any grasp of his aged and ignorant uncle. assure you, before my visit ended,I little thing I ever saw. Her eyes was afterward that he'd taken the coat off satin, and embroidered in chenille on protection, until they become seriously He was an able and well-educated man, should not have doubted Hattie if as black as coals, 'n' her hair hung in his back rolled the black silk up in crimson and on dark blue. Another injured. The moment they are unpacked already remarkable for his fondness she had informed me she could transform long curls to her waist. She had a it to keep it from get tin" wet. It wasn't one on pale-blue, was a spray of poppies at their destination, each tree for theology and his assiduous attention a teakettle into a lovely parlor ornament. laugh 'n' a good word for everybody, 'n' even damp when he unrolled it 'n' and wheat. A pretty design for an old must at once be "heeled in,"in other to public business. His passion led anoie beaus than she could 'tend to. showed it to her, but he was wet to gold lining is a wreath of pansies. words, have the roots well covered in a him to promise to marry the whilom There was only two of 'em, though, the skin himself, 'n' a few days later trench, and the soil tramped hard. It actress, but a law dating (in substance) that she favored at all. One was Tom there was a doctor's buggy at the gate. THE KEY OF DEATH. is ruinous to have the air circulating from the time of Augustus, and re-enacted Lavton." John he went over to see what was the The Best Land for Melons. freely through the delicate fibres, and by later Emperors, forbade the matter, 'n' found Luther walkin' the "jhe owner of the Lay ton Mills?" I A Marvel of Machanical Ingenuity That Fiom the Nashville American almost as much care should be taken union of Senators and other persons of floor 'n' groanin' with pain. The cold interrupted. Excited Terror in Venice. The best land for growing melons is a exalted rank to women who had been with the trenching as the planting. had settled in his side 'n' the doctor "les but he didn't own the mills dark, sandy loam, having a gravelly subsoil, i From Public Opinion on the stage. Nothing was left but to couldn't give him no relief. But he then. He Avas only superintendent through which water rises within 2 In the collection of curiosities preserved repeal the law, which the Emperor was said he guessed he'd pull through all then, 'n' though he was a saving industrious Vo Cure for Glanders. or 6 feet of the surface. Such lands in the arsenal of Venice, there compelled bv the urgency of his nephew right 'n' there wasn't no need to worry. young man, no one looked to see Glanders is a certainly fatal disease, are seldom found outbide of the first or is a key of which the following singular to do, and the statute may still be read him get to be a millionaiie. But he "Miss Parsons wa3 makin' the silk and as it is virulently contagious when second bottoms of large OT small rivers. tradition is related: "About the year in the Corpus Juris which so long held had a good salary, 'n'his father was well up. Lnther wasn't satisfied till Annie a horse is known to be affected by it the The high or upland which nearest approaches 1600 one of those dangerous men, in sway over Continental Europe, a monument to do, 'n' he was reckoned a good had gone to the village 'n' got some one animal should be killed and buried deeply in character river bottom is Fo1' a while folks whom extiaordinary talent is only the of Theodora's arts and Justinian's tnntch for Annie. to work on it, 'n' she thought best to without delay. The law enforces by the best place to grow melons. The fearful source of crime and wickedness susceptibility. There had been,, howevor, .thought sbe'3 marrv him: buthewarn't humor him. He wasn't no better heatry penalties this disposition of a glanderous best manure is well-rotten stable dung, beyond that of ordinary men, came to a more serious obstacle to the professor, 'n' Annie set a deal by her when the dress came home, 'n' the doctor horse. The disease begins with in connection with that of pigeons, establish himself as a me reliant or trader nuptials of the eager pair. The Empress church. She allowed that if she married was still 'tending him but no one swelling of the glands of the throat chickens and turkers and the best fertihzer, in Venice. The &tianger, whose Euphemia was an ignorant and a man who never went inside of one 'lowed he was anyway dangerous. It then a white, thin, acid discharge escapes guano, with or without the acid name was Tebaldo, beeame enamoured rustic person, who had risen in life toolate she'd be 1 alee to her principles, for the was John who brought the dress home from one nostril, and at times phosphate. The land should be plowed, of the daughter of an ancient house, to acquire the polish of the capital. JBible says the righteous shall not be from Miss Parsons, 'n' he said Luther harrowed and fined in the fall, and from both. On examination the already affianced to another. He But she was pious, and she was respectable yoked to the unrighteous, you know. was just too pleased for anything to see laid off BO the melon hills will be from membrane (called Schinderian)lining: demanded her hand in marriage, to the backbone. She had Tom took it real hard at first, but he the bundle. ten to twelve feet apart each way. the nostrils is seen to be of a and was of coarse rejected. Enraged didn't bea,r Annie no ill will, 'n' when probably heard of Theodora's earlier 'I'm goin' to have Annie dress right Where each hill is to be an opening livid or lead blue or purple color, spotted! at this, he stule how to be revenged. she marrie 1 Luther Belclon he sent her fame, for the Court was like most up in it,' he says, you Jane must should be made a foot deep, and in circular with red raw sores or ulcers, having Profoundly skilled in the mechanical & handsome present. Luther, he was a Courts anyhow she knew what Theodora come over after supper 'n' see how she shape, three feet across. Into a deeper colored ring around them. arts, he allowed himself no rest until he real steady \oung man, but somehow or had been, and the idea of her looks. this the manure and fertilizers should This- last symptom is unmistakable, and had invented tho mostformidable weapon other he didn't have no luck. He had nephew marrying such a person was "Well, as I heard afterward, John' be put to the extent in quantity that when* it appears no doubt remains and which could be imagined. This a good farm, but, work as he might, he too shocking to be considered. While had hardly gone when Luther began to will a third fill the hole, the earth the beast should be put out of suffering was a key of large size, the handle ol never made nofclnn' more'n a bare livin,' tease Annie to put the dress on. She she lived she held out and kept her returned and filling the remaining and misery which will certainly ensue. which A as so constructed that it could 'n' Annie had to pinch n' screw to keep wanted to get supper first, but he husband to his resistance but when she two-thirds. This should be done in the Death by glanders is horrible the be turned round with little difficulty} clothes on their back. She was a master wouldn't hear to it. died he gave way, the law was repealed, fall, so as t& give a chance for the manures, wretched animal slowly rots away and when turned it disclosed a spring, hand at managin,' 'n' she worked 'I've been waitin' nearly twenty the marriage was solemnized, and when fertilizers and earth to become incorporated dies by inches extreme torment. At like a horse, but ye\r after year went which, on piessure, launched from the years to see you in that dress,' he says, in a few years the old Emperor died, with each other. Plant a firstf the svmptoms of glanders are much by 'n they didn't get no better other end a needle or lancet of such 'n' I won't wait even an hour longer.*' Theodora was crowned along with her dozen seed in a hill as soon as the earth the same as those of distemper or nasal ia off. Drought 'n' early frost 'n' subtile fineness that it entered into the "Well, Annie she made him lie down husband, and received the homage of is well warmed up and there is nothing gleet, but when these appear every precaution too much rain, kep' 'em alleis be- flesh and buried itself there without for he'd been walkin' the floor constant the Senate, the priesthood and the to fear from frost. Commence cultivating should be taken against contagion.N. Mndhand.'n'lest when they WPS thinkin' leaving external traee. Tebaldo waited nearly all day'n' she went into people. A rise like this had never as soon as plants are fairly above Y. Times. thev was goin to do better there'd in 1'sg' ise at the door ot the churcn her bedroom to put the dress on. She'd been seen before, not even in Constantinople, ground.,and when the cut-worms have come something that would put'em in which the maiden, whom he loved got the skirt on, 'n' was fastenin' the and was never seen again. done their work, thin to two plants in a back fpam. was about to receive the nuptial benediction. waist, when she heard a queer sound Staset Corn Setter than Sorghum. hill. Continue cultivating, and keep That such a person should have married '"Luther he got discouraged, but from the spare room where Luther was The assassin sent the slender The planting of sorghum for stock is the land clean till the vines begin to an Emperor was wonderful enough. Annie slie never lost heart Leastways lyin'. She stopped a minute to listen, stefd unperceived mto- the breast of the again recommended in the agaicultural run, but beware of disturbing them in But that of all Emperors she should -she never seemed to. When they'd 'n' then called to him to know if he bridegi oom. The wounded man had no papers. but after several years cultivating any way after that period cf growth has have married Justinian, the studious come over here 'n' Luther ne'd get to wanted anything. There wasn't no answer, suspicion of injury ,but seized ith a sudden I have given it up for this purpose, been reached. If our correspondent and pious Justinianhere was indeed steUin' how ci03swnys things allers went 'n' she crossed the hall 'n' hurried and shaip pcin the midst of the much preferring sweet corn. The objection will find the right kind of land, and AVI'II matter for a hymn to Aphrodite, hads for IUPI, she'd alie/s have something into the apare room. Well, child, she ceremony, he fainted, fnd was carried to follow these dnections, he will be pretty I found was, the stalks are so there been a poet to sing it. cheeriul to sav. She'd tell about it found him dead, his face turned toward his house, amid the lamentations of the sure- to. get large, if net early, melons. hard and tough that cattle will not eat was a long lane that had no turnin','n' the door as he'd been watchin' for her, 'n' bridal party. Vkia was all the skill of But still he will fiatl many difficulties any part except about two feet of the it was alleis darkest jest before the day, Officers Placed in a False Position, the sound she'd heard was the death in his way, and we advise him the physicians, who could not devise top, whereas they eat every particle of 'n' there was allers a silver linin' to every rattle in his throat. before he undertakes growing melons the cause of this, strange illness and in by Society Worshipers. the sorts of sweet corn I raise for them, cloud, till Luther he'd get pleasant "When John I got there he'd been on any considerable scale to take a tour a few days he dlecL Tebaldo again demanded the stalks being three-quarters of an A writer in the New York World declares 'again'n'ready to laugh wit1h her over dead only a few minutes, 'n' I tell you, among the melon growers* near and remote, the hind ot the maiden from inch in* diameter at the butts, and 5 to that the so-called army honor ia their troubles. child, it was a sad sight to see I her and he will return home feeling her parents, aud received a second I efusal. 6 feet tall. If the sorghum could be a myththere being no higher sense of "'Ain't I got a treasure in mv wife?' kneelin' down by that low bed in her the time-and money well spent. They, TOO, pei-rfhed miserably first crushed by passing through heavy honor among the army officers as a class he'd say. 'Long as frost 'n' mildew 'n' new black silk, her arms round that in a few days* The alarm which these rollesrs, as is done when the juice is to than there is among people of equal education floods don't take her away from me, I dead man 'n' moanin' 'n' shudderin'over deathswhich, appeared almost miraculousoccasioned, be made into syrup and sugar, the stalks and position in other occupations guess I can get along.' him 'n' beggin' him to speak to her. Shall!We Sleep With Open Windows? exeiteuthe utmost might be made tender enough for cattle of life. I doubt if there is as much. "They was over here to dinner the 'He isn't dead!' she says to me as I vigilance of the magistrates and when, fodder but to pass them through a cornstalk Thia question introduces a subject Army officers are placed in a false po*- ijav was 30. I was wearin' for the came in. 'He lias only fainted. O, on close examination of the bodies, cutter would be of little benefit, as which there is a diversity of sition through the attention paid them by first time a new blac& silk which John uponi Jane! do something for him. Get hot the small icstrmakent was found in the the pieces, however short-cut, would opinion, both among medical practitioners- society. An army officer comes to Washington had siven me for a birthday present. water, you'll find camphere in the gangrened flesh, terror was universal be still sharp at the edges, hard to and individuals^. "I have no and he is invited everywhere, t was thick soft 'n' mighty handgome, pantry on the lowest shelf to the right.* every one? feared for his awn life. chew, and still harder to digest. I believe and is called upon to associate with people bad colds since I learned to sleep with 'n' Luther he didn't seem able to "But I saw that hot water 'n' camphere The maiden thus cruely orcaaned had there is a great future for sorghum who have plenty of money. As a imy window open," remarked a gentleman ieei Ms e^ es off it. wouldn't be no use, I told her so as passed the first months ot hes- mourning throughout all our climates for making natural result he soon becomes involved in the office of the medical and surgical!reporter gentle as I could 'n' begged her to come "2 tronder hen I'll be able to give in a convent, Then Tebaldc hoping to~ a superior quality of svrup, and perhaps financially. A man who feels the sharppressure the oth&r day. In reply, away. She wouldn't listen to me at you a black silk, Annie? he said, putting bend he7 to bis. will, entreated to speak also of sugar when the process of of debt cannot always afford, the^ editor says that the only "hiyrd first, but after the doctor had come, ais arm around her as she stood with her at the grate. Th* face of the granulation becomes perfected, which I the luxury of indulging in the coldR'" he ever suffered from were cantractedl he'd told her it was all over, poor by hu choir. "We've been married foreignsr-, had been ever displeasing*tc* suppose chemists will be able to accomplish most rigid ideas of what is strictly by sleeping in rooms to which Luther'd died from apoplexy of the peven years, 'n' I ain't been able to get her, but,sinoe the death af all those honorable. None of them have any in time. Sorghum has one merit the night air had frooaccess. The editor stomach, she let me take her to her own jyou nothm' bettor'n a calico.' most cfear te her it had become odious better pay than the department over cornite soots penetrate the- soil adds that it is well known thacthe room. '"I don't need a silk.' says Annie. (as tnougd she had a prevamption ctjhis. clerks and bureau chiefs. Yet these officers more deeply, and this enables it to bear bodilj temperature* sinks slightly.-during' As we was crosiin' the hall she heard T^p got all the dresses I can use now.' guiltX and her leply wss, most'decisive live at the best hotels as a general a drouth better, and particularly in steep the physiological functions the dress rustle, 'n'she stopped short'n' "Luther looked at ner real steady a thing, have carriages, dress well and in the negative. Tebaldo, beyond^him light gravelly and sandy soils. If any act with diminished! activity andjtence looked at me pitiful. mni it. Then he says, sorter slow 'n' are seen everywhere. The department self with rage, attempted to wound- he* one has had & more favorable experience 'the resistance of the economy to morbific 'He never &aw me in it, after all,' quiet, Tor all that, I mean to get you clerks, who have equal salaries,live in the through the grate, and succeeded" the in making it acceptable fodder for influences is proportionately 'lessen- 'n' she broke down and cried as if her one, Annie. I want to see how you'd back rooms of cheap boarding-houses, obscurity of the plaee prevented his stock than. I give above, I shall be gla ecL But it is also -wieliknown thakat night heart would break. look in it' i wear shabby clothes and never go movement being observed. Qiii her to hear faom him.A. Xj?. Allea. these influences axe more potent and "After poor Luther was buried 'n' 'No better'n I'd look in my blue delaine.' in society. A second lieutenant has refcirn to her room, the maiden, felt noxious. The ainis. charged wath greater there was a stone put over him 'n' his says Annie. $1,400 a year a first lieutenant, $1,600. a pairs in her breast, anc^ uncovering humidity mjasaietic andi malarial debts were all paid, there wasn't nothin' "'We'll see 'bout that,' says Luther. Tha Winter's. Lessor* that is if he is mounted. An unmounted it, she found it spotted, with a poisons rise to higher levels 3nd extend left for Annie, she was glad to *I don't care how hard times are, I mean If any farmer has gone through, the first lieutenant gets $1,500. A captain single drop of blood. The pain increased, with greater rapidity the chill of the take a place in the mills. We wanted to live till I get you a black silk dress.' past winter and learaed no lesson he not mounted is paid $1,800. A captain the surgeons who hastened to damp night air is penetrating and dangerous her to come here, but she was too "She laughed 'n' told him he'd make is not the man we write for. It has mounted has $2,000. It will be seen [her assistancetaught by tjbe past the emanations froa* organic decay proud to eat bread she hadn't earned, a peacock of her if he could but for all been a severe schooling to, many,. Some that up to the grade of captain officers 'wasted no time in conjecture* but, cutting are more perceptible. Against these she said. About a week ago I was out 'her brave words I knew she was downright will become disgusted with the* State, rank with the department clerks so far deep into the wounded part, extracted with Miss Sniper gettin' subscriptions the sleepo* is less protected thaaiin the fond of pretty things, it really as salary goes. When yon get above antdi resolve at all risk t* sell out and t\e needle before any mortal for the church carpet, we met Annie daytime- He has divested himself of hurt her to have to wear old, faded captain you strike the salaries paid to go somewhere. But where will it be mischief had commenceds and saved the., on the street. Miss Sniper, she ain't his wooten external clothing to put on i dresses, 'n' bonnets five years behind t the chiefs of bureaus. A major is paid Banning away from Iowa blizzards, life of thej lady. The State inquisition, over-sensitive herself 'n' she don't give cotton or linen, and lies between sheets the style. But she never said so, $2,500 a lieutenant-colonel, $3,000 a what country -will yott find which has used eve^j means to discover the hand no one else credit for being so, 'n' she -she'd walk into church Sunday after of the same materia], between which, at colonel, $3,500. It is only when you not something worse With your present which dealt these insidious and irresistible up 'n' asks Annie if she didn't ever ,Bundav in her old blue delaine' 'n* yellow the tops and sides of the bed, the air reach the rank of brigadier-general that knowledge* of the good health and blew^. The visifrof Tebaldo fe*the wish she'd said 'yes' 'stead of 'no' to straw bonnet, lookin' as sweet gains ready access to his unprotected the pay of a Senator or member fe prolific character of Iowa, can not ample convert oaused suspicion to fall heavily young Tom Layton. ihappv as if she'd been dressed like a .vttrface. If he is restless, he renders reached. A brigadier-general is paid upon hini His fcua was Q*refully preparations be made to avoid the 'Never" says Annie. 'Had I my such aooess yet more easy. A greater $5,600. A majorrgeneral $7,500, and a sewtehed.'the infamous invention dis- badeffe^W and annoyances of Iowa "Well, Luther he never came over life to begin again I would not altar it risk awaits him. A sudden fall in temperature lieutenant-general $11,000 per annum, QftYered, tod h&j perished onthe gjbb^^ storms, cheaper than yon can sacrifice as far as Tom. Layton is concerned.^, here after that without he Ead some re- at night is no unusual occurrenoe. mda&