3 IN MINNESOTA] BOLDON'S EXPEDIENT. came in as he was still talking to the had the courage, the public spirit, to Kits he a in he Eye. A Tal On England man at the bookstall, and Boldon resist an unreasonable and illegal impost. Owing to the large crop of raasfc in In an easy, conversational stylev quickly took his seat in it, without I was the interest ofevery railway the western range of the Sierra Terra ieer Press puts the humBei "I am fairly dished—ruined—done Mr. Moncure D. Conway delivered, afcthe having gone through the formality traveler—he might, therefore, Nate this season silver-tip bears are Unitarian church in Washington,, in the state at 1,597, for. I had better order my coffin of taking a ticket. say to every man, woman and child very numerous, writes a Carmen, Mexico, the first of his three lectures on "England." f,806 year agQ before while I can pay for it." This was the When the train arrived at Westborough, in the three kingdoms—that the correspondent of the New York a The title of the lecture was the young solicitor explained license law took effect. rights of the traveler and the liberty sad soliloquy of Mr. James Boldon, Sun. In size they run from 200 to "England in the Year of Jubilee," and that he had joined train of the subject should be vindicated in 1,200 pounds. They arevery savage, jstiiL Canning company is in it Mr. Conway dealt with the characteristics solicitor and notary public, as he sat at Lamborne and tendered the fare the person of his client. "My client and, like their alleged ancestors, the of the Englishman, low fg fiW about fifty hands. alone in his office in High street, from that town. As he expected, the grizzly, they are susceptible to insult. dpes not care for damages, gentlemen," and high, the condition of society, the Icity of their manufactory Westborough, one October mornings If there is anything that annoys a money was refused and the full fare said Mr. Bustard in conclusion. political situation, the Irish question, doubled this summer. huge silver-tip it is for a hunter to invade from London demanded. This Mr. "That is not his object in coming and briefly indicated tbe causes which And truly Mr. James Boldon's position his cave and disturb him in his Bolden positively refused to pay, and here. His object is to expose an have made England and the Enshsb I rdware stores of A. Franken- was not a happy one. He was winter nap. Knowing this it takes a accordingly he was detained till the abuse, an illegal abuse, gentlemen, what they are. Of the condition o£ $ H. Wardsworth were burat man of nerve to climb up thesteep sides a young man lately admitted as a station master was sent for. England at present Mr. Conway took. which has been to long continued— of a rocky canyon, and crawl on hands Glencoe. Frankenfield's solicitor, and he had spent all his That official in all the majesty of rather a gloomy view. Vast numbers to^clear his own character of the ignomy and knees into a cave known to be 50, and Wardsworth'g goldlaced coat and tall hat, soon arrived, of the men to whom Gladstone- f- which has been cast upon it— little capital to no purpose in trying inhabited by his bearship. In these had recently given the right of much annoyed at being disturbed ice that amount, to vindicate the sacred principle of to make a practice for himself in the parts there is just one man who looks suffrage could not read nor write. 4 at his evening meal. the liberty of a free-born Englishman." upon such undertakings as a picnic. Wicklow, aged fifteen, fell town of Westborough, w* The wife-beater could vote, but thebeaten "What's all this about?" he demanded, S r~ This is John L. Bridges, one of Gen. wife could not. An effort had. Ivheat stacknear Montgom'I He was almost a stranger in the sternly, as he came upon As for the question of faw, Mr. Custer's old scouts. He is a deadshot, been made to induce Gladstone to restrict the scene. dislocated his neck, death enf= town, and, although he had been there Lynx, who was for the railway company, a man without fear and what suffrage to men capable of They want to make me pay the some folks call foolhardy. For many hardly ventured to rely upon bonce. Wicklow lived with nearly a year, he had hardly succeeded reading and writing but no, he was fare all the way from London, and years he was a detective in the Eocky it. "It has been held over and over h^ ler $ Wheatland township. in making an acquaintance, bent on doing more than Beaconsfield mountain outfit, and traveled extensively I've only come from Lamborne," again," said Mr. Justice Portman, had done in his household-suffrage-^ *ir the St. Croix boom has much less in gaining clients. The report through the wilderness of the answered Bolden, in an humble tone. "that this by-law is bad and illegal. act, and insisted that the man who had west. Recently he has drifted into out this year 350,000,00C that there was "an opening" in "Of course you must pay the whole It affects to inflict a fine of arbitrary to "make his mark" should have equal Mexico, whero he has been devoting ogs, the largest amount evei fare. There's a by-law on purpose the place, on the strength of which and varying amount, where there is political rights with the wisest in theland. his time to hunting. made and provided." no breach of the criminal law for out by the boom in one sea- he had come there, had proved to be The worst of it was this great The other day Mr. Bridges and a Mr. Boldon mournfully shook his here, as in most cases, there is no mass of ignorant voters were impatient entirely fallacious. The town was friend were out camping in the mountains, head. "Oh, no, sir," he said meekly, pretense that there was any for the better times they have x|. Sheffield rented the Robinat just large enough to hide him. It shooting white-tail deer in a "I really can't do that." attempt to defraud. You will find been told were coming, and believe Faribault and is about growth of scrub liveoak. Every few was in vain that he went regularly "You'll have to go to the lock-up, a verdict for the plaintiff, gentlemen," that what they want they must get steps along the arroyo there were it to its full capacity. This then," rejoined the station master, he added to the jury,_ "with by force. The religious restraints are* to St. Augustine's mission chapel, in signs of bear and fresh tracks. In the roughly. "You'd best pay up." such damages as you, looking at all giving way, and many of them, substituting "Bheffiekl from both his mills a the hope of having his name cubbing season this is a very dangerous the secular for the divine, believe Mr. Boldqn only shook his head the circumstances of the case, may Jt of 800 barrels of flour per place to pass through, the jungle being put on the building committee that when Bradlaugh, instead o£ and sighed heavily. think will fairly compensate the plaintiff so thick. The morning was cool,and a of the new church in vain that Gabriel, blows his trumpet the old As the lawyer expected, the official for the wrong he has suffered." skim of thin ice spread over the waterholes. Indians are becoming quit* social world will crumble and the xxevr he frequented (at proper hours) the was exasperated by his obstinacy and The jury promptly found their Knowing that the bears had dispensation begin. The educated^ ous around Perham, and as encouraged in his his high-handed probably "holed up" in anticipation billiard room of the new Royal hotel verdict—damages £50. The result free-thinkers, the evolutionists, are as= manner by the meekness with which of the cold snap, Mr. Bridges went on, are committing a great many was received with some cheering, vain that he sedulously attended a rule conservatives. They believethat he was confronted. None of the railway poking his nose into every cavern in which became general when Mr. Bustard lations. It is said they are the county court and the police court the present order of things has people recognized in the shabbily the volcanic rock sides of the canyon. announced that hH client had |g on Big Pine Lake with nets been slowly evolved out of previous with a glazed black bag which held At last he spied what appeared to be dressed, unshaved individual before never intended to put th\ damages in conditions and as slowly must pas* us contrary to law. a fissure way up in the steep canyon them the spruce gentleman who nothing but a newspaper and one or his own pocket,and that he would send away. But the ignorant masses on side, some 150 feet above the gametrail J1 creamery at Wadena, will shut had paid a poor man's fare a few a check for the amount to the treasurer two law books. Business would not whom religion has lost its hold,. at the bottom of the valley. One days before. on Sept. 1 on account of the of the county hospital. it is to be feared, contemplateviolent come to him. Nobody knew him, look was sufficient to make him say "Bonner, go for a constable," said This well-timed generosity settled Iweather and inability to get revolution. The worst of it is,, to his companion: "There is a big and nobody cared to know him. the station master, with the air of an the question of Boldon's popularity. in the machinery of the British constitution bear up in that hole. Go up and enough to keep the works in inflexible judge awarding a term of The ladies' committee of the hospital no allowance has been made There was, indeed, one man who shoot it." %t^tt It will resume business 20 years' penal servitude. nominated him at once as one of for yielding anything to the demands* knew him—one who might, if he had Bridges' friend took a look at the ti ab'out the first of next May. "Don't do that I'll give you my their male advisers, and his name of the people except through fearThe almost perpendicular hillside, at the any business whatever, have proved name and address I'm known in the was put on the list of life governors^ masses have learned this. Notlong .farmer named Erick Swensen same time experiencing a sudden increase a useful friend—Mr. Lionel Winn, place—that is, I'm quite respectable, The amateur dramatic and choral ago an unemployed and hungry in years and weight. his team and buggy stolen, editor of the Westborough Independent. you know." baker smashed a jeweler's window irr societies sent him tickets for their "It's too steep to clin.b, isn't it?'' lsen lives seven miles north ol The young man made the acquaintance one of the most populous and fashionable "Oh, I dare say," returned the station-master, entertainments, given for the benefit he said. coe, and came to attend the districts of London and helped of Mr. Winn over the billiard with true official superciliousness. of charity. The Westborough Independent _"Oh, no," replied Bridgv a whis himself to what it contained. At once lodist Church. During services printed in a prominent position peft "put vour ie on +h _,e, haul table. But of what use was it a subscription was started, and. There was an awful pause while the the letter of the hospital treasurer yourself do it again you can were taken. to have the means of getting a flattering thousands of pounds raised tor the? crawl OY^^JUT hand3'a^* oesupthe porter was gone to fetch the constable. gratefully acknowledging Mr. "JT^ie village ofMazeppa has asensain notice in the newspaper when unemployed. "For years Irish repre~ rest of the way. You wii Ai^ve to step "Don't you think," suggested Boldon, Boldon's munificent gift, and added there was absolutely nothing to notice? the disgraceful proceedings ol sentatives had talked to empty benches down into the cave, and after waiting almost timidly—"don't you a few laudatory words of its own. in the house of commons of the young men and three young girls, a while you will see tbe bear's oyes think it might be as well to telegraph Finally, after a pleasant little supper grievances of Ireland, nobody paying: shine. Then shoot the old son of a It was nearly 12 o'clock, Mr. James te§^ a high old time recently drinkbeer to London for instructions?" in Mr. Boldon's lodgings, there gun in the eye." any attention to them. But whens Boldon had been looking over his and whisky. One ofthe men ig The station master frowned. appeared the following paragraph in two constables were killed by the? •'But suppose I don't hit him in the ledger, and even his sanguine disposition "They couldn't complain of you in in $1,000 bonds, while the othei that excellent organ of public opinion: Fenians at Birmingham, Gladstone* eye," suggested the other. failed him as he marked the that case, at any rate," pursued Boldon. .... off with a $50 fine. "We heard it rumored lately that "But you must," said the scout. arose in the house of commons and state of things there disclosed. He a few of our more prominent townsmen declarpd that the Irish question had "Go on." rose from the table with a groan, put lemming Hanson, a farmer living The station master hesitated. have been talking of according entered the domain of practical politics. It is a disagreeable thing for any on his hat, and, telling his solitary Jr Alden, was thrown from his "I'll wait in the waiting-room till Mr. Conway briefly and eulogistically to Mr. James Boldon, solicitor, a one to weaken at any time, but especially office boy (who was improving his vou get an answer," said Boldon, as gon between his horses, while characterized the Irish leaders substantial mark of their appreciation for any one when he is out hunting time by boring holes in the fid of his he led the way to that cheerful apartment. with an old hunter of Bridges' renown. in Parliament. He declared that. of his public spirited behavior in J,cking,recently, and the team runig desk) that he would not be in till after The official darted a suspicious while it was said an Irish parliament But the hillside now "looked a late trial, and of his disinterested lunch, he sallied forth into the away, one of his shoulder blades glance at hifj prisoner. Still, like a wall and the cave big enough to would be disorderly, the" Parnelliteparty conduct in handling over the fruits street. .s broken in three pieces, his lungs the advice was prudent and he acted hold a family of elephant?. So Bridges' in the house of commons wasthe of his victory to one of the most deserving tre injured, and he is not likely to Not having any particular object upon it. In half an hour the answer partner said: "I don't want him, most compact and best disciplined, of our local charities. We jrvive the accident. in view, he thought he might as well Jack get him yourself." came back. The passenger without that was ever known there. He thonaght have heard it whispered that W. H. go to the railway station and get a The old man never said a word, He a ticket must pay the fare from London, that this juoilee year would see homerule JAt Duluth, a party of small boys Bracebridge, Esq., J. P., who has already London paper, and thither he directed climbed up the steep rocks like a granted to Ireland, either byrtheliberals or be charged before the magistrates." lole some dynamite cartridges publicly expressed his sympathy his steps. squirrel and disappeared into the cave. or the tories, probably by thes* zmJ[ a gang of blasclearing with Mr. Boldon, and Algernon Several minutes passed then a faint After buying his paper, Boldon observed latter. -^.«-«. land, thinking Tracey, Esq., the treasurer to the, "Just let me see the message you ve crack was heard in the mountain. on the platform the station Daleshire county hospital, have expressed ley could be used as fire-crackers. got," said Boldon, when the result Some pale blue smoke drifted out of master, whom he knew by sight, engaged some intention of heading was announced to him. "If it is as •—ne of the boys pounded one with a the mouth of the cave, and then in an angry altercation with a a The W it in the subscription list. We give this you say, I'll go quietly or else pay." Bridges came out and quietly dropped -one and had his right hand lacera- elderly man who looked like a farm to our readers with all possible reserve, Mr. E. P. Brockway has good word^ They showed him the message. down the hillside. It took three men 4d and head cut. The boy will reaver. laborer. A little crowd surrounded but we have no hesitation to drag the bear oub of the cave, lift in "The Western Rural" for white "No. I really can't pay all that the disputants, and Bolden sauntered him over the wall rock, and roll him whatever on the part of the gentlemen money, you know," said Boldon sadly, pines and evergreens in general, which, up to see what was the matter. down to the trail. He weighed 570 A sneak thief entered the up town we have named would reflect as he read the telegram he began planting on his bare farm in "A tell 'ee a've coom from Lamborne, pounds, and was shot in the left eye. and accordingly he was marched honor upon themselves, and would of .he Eochester fair associa'I 1856. What he has learned of their an' a'll pa no more," said the Bridges has not referred to the matter off to the police office, guarded by not be wanting in appropriateness, as rapidity of growth, benefits for beauty .ring the absence of the entry man. since. a policeman on the right and by a the names of both these gentlemen and use, and means of propagation "You must pay the fare from London -,le *.s a*- stole $25 worth of onejent constable in the imposing uniform of have been associated with the public all the same," returned the station makes a valuable contribution to thev stamps, besides a few dollars in the Great Bailway eompany on the vindication of Mr. Boldon's honor. Russia's Political Police. master, angrily. "Here's the current literature of agriculture: left. jmall chaiigQ. It is hoped that Our readers may depend upon our From the St. James's Gazette. by-law. You can read it fo1' yourself "I planted white pine with a lavisha ivhen the thief attempts to dispose keeping them acquainted with the As it was Saturday night, nothing That the Russian political police* —that is, if you can reaV' hand because they were cheap. I of his large ount of stamps he progress of events." never forgives is pretty well known. could be done that day, and Mr. Boldon brought them from open clearing "Naw, a caan't." ai«»be appiis*- *ided. This promise was so faithfully carried Here is an illustration. In the year did not choose to disturb the Wisconsin, but also bought and planted "Well, it says that one traveling 1830 Stanislaus Jabkmowski, the son out and the proposed testimonial Scotch pine, Austrian pine, fir, cedar, Tfiebr- and granary of N. Stein, Sabbath rest of Mr. Lionel Winn, his •without a ticket must pay the fare of a Polish country gentleman, wan was so thoroughly taken for granted Norway pines planted twenty only available friend, by asking him Jiving in bannon Falls were destroyed from the station at which the train appointed from one of the military eight years ago are fifty feet high and* that Mr. Bracebridge and Mr. Tracy to bail him out on Sunday. started. How am I to know you only by fire, caused by a boy's schools at St- Petersburg to a commission twenty-four inches in diameter, twofeet found themselves compelled to take On the Monday morning, however, got in at Lamborne?" olaying with matches. Mr Stein alio in a guard's regiment, and above the ground, and twice the the honorable place which had been an early message was sent to Mr. The dispute went on, the station had^ leave to visit his home before lost two horses, farm machinery, size at least of the Scotch pine or Norway assigned to them. The mark of esteem Winn and he promptly appeared and master, who had been a sergeant in joining. While he was still with his spruce which are the next in size. 1,000 bushels of oats, and a quantity took the form of a purse of bailed out the young lawyer, who the guards, and had a great idea of family the Polish insurrection broke I am still planting evergreens andurg-ing Df hay, flax and barley, the loss aggregating sovereigns, which reached the respectable was heartily tired of his incarceration. the importance of his office and the out and the lad was ordered by his others to do so. I would plant $1,500. figure of £100.. Later in the day the case came necessity of enforcing the law, having father to join the insurgents. He did for sake of variety all kinds, but as a A dinner was held, as a matter of on before the magistrates and Mr. evidently the best of it. The young so, much against his own will (as he general tree for windbreak, ornament Waterville Advance—The large acreage course, to celebrate the event, and Boldon attended with the landlady told me,) his Russian military education solicitor ventured to say something or future use as lumber I would plant of winter wheat in this section ol the presentation was made in proper of the inn at Lamborne and one of having somewhat blunted his for the van and was roughly advised white pine, because it is the most certain ihe country is a big item as compared form. Mr. James Boldon returned the shopkeepers, who were able and patriotism bV., as his father threatened to grow, grows the most rapidly -iV£*,«. mind his wn business. This rather thanks with a becoming modesty, with the spring wheat, especially willing to prove that he could not him with the paternal curse in case and is the most beautiful of tbe ynn& nettled him and as the poor man declaring with some humor that of disobedience, he threw his lot with possibly have traveled from a greater family. Its delicate green neefile^nrdi protested that he could not pay the in the prairies. While the spring more by far than even the generous the patriots. When in the following distance than Lamborne on the proceeding stately form in my estimation placfei^, fare from London —7s. 10d.—and i^fcg&t is threshing out seven and year the insurrection was extinguished, gift did he value the happy consciousness as the king of evergreens." Saturday night. The charge sr there was every prospect that he jjight bushels of poor quality oi young Jablonowski was fortunate that his humble efforts in was of course dismissed, one of the "Our home is surrounded by 3,000 would be taken before the magistrates, ^"^•"i Wheat, the winter wheat is yielding enough to escape through Wallachia the public service had been appreciated, evergreens mostly white pine planted magistrates, a jolly old fellow named Boldon good naturedly paid irorn twenty to thirty-five bushels to Turkey, where he entered the regiment that he had gained the good from" sixteen to twenty years ago. Bracebridge, remarking that Mr. Boldon, the money for him, and the matter ber acre and of good quality. of Cossacks of the guards (then Last evening there was sleet during* will of his neighbors and that he was who seemed to be a respectable was at an end. chiefly composed of Christians of all the night. To-day there is a high, For the first time in the history of now no longer a stranger in their solicitor, had beentreated shamefully, Our hero walked abstractedly back nationalities officered by Poles, the wind their limbs droop nearly to the IVIinnesota an ex-convict who has midst but one of themselves, a Westborovian and that if he -stood in Mr. Boldon's glacet commander being Gen. Czaykowski to his .office, pondering over the hard ground their tops bend low with the to the backbone, accounting Deen released on a conditional parIon he would be inclined to let the case of the poor man whom he had Pasha.) In this regiment he rose weight of ice and snow we hear the the esteem and respect of his has been brought back to prison rea Railway company hear of the gradually to the rank of adjutant succored and his deliberations lasted wind but do not feel it, and our home fellow-citizens his richest possession. matter again. mm JK serve the remainder of his sentence major and left the service, infirm and for some time. is 'an hiding place from the wind and In this Mr. -Boldon was perfectly broken in health, about 1875, obtaining in consequence of violating the a covert from the tempest.' Like a Next day the Westborough Independent On the following Saturday morning right. Clients came in apace. He a small berth of three or four great wall they protect us and our Conditions of his pardon, says the contained a long account of Boldon -omitted to shave, and pounds a month as assistant surveyor had got his name up for good.— cattle from the fierce storm where on— the "incredible and really scandalous Stillwater Messenger. The party is stayed indoors all day. After a substantial of roads in tbedistrict of Sliven. Whitehall Review. lv twenty years ago grew wild grassyThere outrage to which one of the most respected .early dinner he proceeded to 3elheim ofKandiyohi county, charged Here he vegetated quietly till 1877, has been a general impression.that members of the legal profession make some changes in his raiment. jvith attempted .rape. and unfortunately for himself, elected the pines are costly and that The City *f jfrjuto. in our fcowaaihad been subjected He pMton an old tweed suit considerably to stay in the town of Sliven until only the wealthy can afford them andthen A All indications point to a shortage If it were not for the climate, Quito and it need hardly le said that, in a £he worse for wear, and a pair the entry of the Russians never only tor ornament. This is all would be in the midst of a perpetual v. Duluth of anthracite coal alone, day or two, the eourse at which the of boosts at had seen better days. dreaming that he would be punished a mistake. White pine is cheap.. pestilence but notwithstanding the magistrate had hinted was adopted. s^l1 *^e a needed in the north- His hat lhe took from a well-merited for having fought against the Russians They should not cost to exceed ten-, prevailing filthiness, there is very Mr. Boldon brought his action Yy&h4-100,000tons. This will be oblivion, and ifinally he adorned his forty-seven years previously. But dollars per thousand, or, freight and against the railway (company for little sickness,and pukaonary diseases the police section of the army which neck with a Ted and blue woolen comforter. juue .to the great increase of consumptio all, one-and-a-quarter cents each, onefoot false imprisonment and malicious are unknown. Mountain fever, produced occupied Sliven brought with it seven Tiras equipped, he set out for high." in the northwest, and lack of photographs of persons who were prosecution- .' by cold and torpid liver, is the a walk to Lamborne, a small town dTifficient railroad faeilfties to transport "Mine do not cost me more than "wanted," and among them was a commonest type of disease. The about 10 imileB-off. As everybody kaows,'Westborough coal from the mines ito the lake that. I am not a practical nurseryman portrait of Jablonowski taken six population of the city, however, is He reaehedhis destination about Is assize town, and the caee of" Boldon but would not hesitate to furnish hipping ports. The shortage must years previously at Adrianople. Although gradually decreasing, aad is said to 7 o'clock the .evening, and his first them by the thousand ii*». vs. the Great Railwav company ie supplied from Milwaukee and Chicago. arrested, he was at first treated be now about sixty mousaaad. There proceeding was to go to an inn and unlimited numbers at that price. I excited a great deal ofpublie interest. very leniently, and invited daily to were five hundred thousand people at plant them in nursery form at first order some tea. Having refreshed Everybody wished to know how the dinner by officers who knew his story Quito when the Spaniards eame, and three and one-half feet apart, and one-, Id The new normal school -at MoorJ^bad himself, h8 left the inn, after exchanging law stood on the question, for everybody but a tew weeks afterwards orders foot in the rows, plough as corn. The a hundred years ago the population a few words with the landlady, had had occasion sometime or has opened and has about were received to convey him to the first three years one thousand can be was reckoned at double what it now and visited two or three shops. In other to travel without a ticket. Danube headquarters, and he was 1 Ityrfy students to begin «rith, which put on a quarter of an acre. In three -each shop he made ojte or two small is. Half the houses in the town are sent under escort with a commissariat Mr. Bustard, Q. was counsel for or four years you have beautiful little -jamfoer is expected to be doubled purchases, directing that the goods empty, and to see a new family transport caravan. At first he was the plaintiff, and nobly he performed bushy trees such as you pay at thenursery ,.fter threshing. The building pre'ents should be sent to himat Westborough moving in would be a sensation. allowed to sit on a baggage-wagon, his task. He pictured his client, a twenty-five to fifty cents for. a fine appearance and is admirably from which, after an hour or so he and in each case he was careful to Most of the finest residences are locked member of an honorable profession, a Then transplant for wind break orornament fitted up for school purposes. was forced to alight and walk. For take a receipt for the money he paid. and barred, .and have remained so gentleman of delicate and sensitive wherever wanted^Tbis some distance he managed to make 'he following is the faculty: h, C. Then he went to the railway station, for years. The owners are usually feelings, dragged by the ruthless has been my plan and experience for his way through the snow and mud, JLord, president, Latin mental at which he knew the London train political exiles, who are living elsewhere, hands of the police through the thirty years. Then why not plant then fell, was flogged with the national jciences W. F. Rocheleau, institute for Westborough and the west would and can neither sell nor rent crowded streets on a Saturday night, more evergreens? The maple groves whip (nahika) till he stumbled up afid Londuetor natural science Louise A. stop in a few minutes, made one or their property. Political revolutions will soon be gone. The willow is not exposed to the rude gaze of the proceeded a few more paces then he jiY fcClintoek, American history, Enfi two trifling purchases at the bookstall are so common, and the results are desirable. I wish every farmer in all jeering mob, and shut up in a cold, fell a second time, and, flogging proving lish, vocal music Elizabeth B. and managed to engage the the West would plant at least 1,000 always so disastrous to the unsuccessful, iOfiely cell for the greater part of useless, was shot through the lark, pedagogy, English H. N. man who kept the stall in conversation white pine next spring. The whole tWO whole days. And all that there is a constant stream head and his corpse left lying by the country would be better and morebeautiful." jffjfearce, natural science, mathematics. for some time. The train fov what? Because this gentleman of fugitives leaving the state. roadside. v*fi