https://hemerotecadigital.uanl.mx/files/original/196/6618/Times_The._1898._Vol._3_No._146._Abril._0002007364.ocr.pdf f8ca491a71335528e14fc382985b2efe PDF Text Text �• • . TO RIDE A BIGYCLE. HO\\T Learning to riele a safety will be ruuch easier if von luna tUe as1::1ist. anee of tt friend: wlio rnu.st hold :·uu ightl>· b_y tbe nrm, uetn' the shouldH· d p111l yon tuwanl IJiru or pu1:1,h yun llhu at.'l re1..1uired li)' tlie errntfo menta of ,our first attempt,s. For tLi!i cl.iuose· it quiet rontl with a very bligLt inclino on wlii<.:-h ruul' machina rcqoires ~110 vropellrng. P lace the saddle well Lack and low, so that yon may go.io c0ufillence hy having- nolfear uf a fall,tue pedals bei ng at such a dititance th,,t you can easily place either fo,,t uuder them at the lowest., and !he lumdle l,ars fairly bigb. Sit erect, with the ball of each fout 011 Uw pedals, ,rnd !be toe quite straigbt ur sliguLly lurned in. not out, or ~-uu will 1.--noí'k )'0111' slúns a»·ainst the cranks. The toes of your"sbues shouh.l projeet ab,mt 1½ inches bPyuntl tLe pAdrtli-1, R;v follow~ ino· these simple dirertionR you will av~id ncqt1iTing I.Jnd 1111hitR, :-tftB1·wnrd difticult to bref\k. Xow lllou1Üe(l. vou atal't witb n dc,tenlJÍnation not · to take yonr fcet off th,, pe,lals every -!.;...na ycrn .feel thn.t you lll'<' goü1g u\'ru', but to keep thelll on su<l lrnst to your frienl1 to 1n·e,·et1t ,ron frum fal!iug1 wl.iile ynn atteud to tLe Ht(:'ering. the turning of tbe fn,1Jt wheel to tbe riaht or ]eft being nll tbnt is rec¡nired to~otljust )·,our Lu.lam:e. A~ iu learrring tu swirn. cuutidenco i~ the greatest ai,1. Direetly you b,ive 11 teuclency to fall towunl t!Jo left, stoer to tbe left, nol, the opposite wuy as most beginuers do, wLieh woukl t1aposit you like a lump of leitcl iu y~r friencl's armi:;, presumiug llirn to be on Your foft side. I{eep er0ct, watcLing- the road in front, not tbe ruad..1ine, itud E;teering whichever waY 'fOll are i11rliued to fall. So Roon ~lB ·ytm foel exactlJ' bow much steering is required to keep your balu.nce, vou will l1nve over• corue the füot n;d most difficult task in learnll1.g to ritle. J. lesRon fr,r hn.H n.n hour nt a. tiirn=, is e11<1t1gb. without an jdea of the manner of e'l\: is terree bc•fore me . Tl1en the talk rli'ifr Do not be discourag ed i{ yon can- ctl to the son-y experL'euces of my pro not keep·you r balance áfbir two or fessional caretc>r m11.1 to the erro.111. cbar th.ree l~ suµs . fiomJ1 baY.!il csahl;, -' 'O1.J, ackr of my bod1ood existence. B I tan l~tn-er Ie1nrn ," aud a few tnú• wn,g a sympñtJ1eÚI! Ust.ener to a.desci-ip meuto llfter wa rd bave fon ud that t bey tion of t h,e old -rillage on the New Eng Ja.nd coast and the lonel y h ouse, conld 1·iLl e alune. Tbe power of balaucing on a safety comes snddenly. Then you muet learn t o mouu t ulone. l::!tanding bel.iind you r sufety [at tbo to p of a slig ht incline is best] pince lhe left fout on the step a1J cl give tbe maehine a push off with t!Je l'igbt, eitber ut once, 01' nfter t wo or t.bree le~ps. spriug up antl balance yourself ou tlle step, oteering to (he ri¡,tbt or leJt as re,¡uired to keep yoursaH frorn fn.ll iug, wheu you can do tLis easily, glide in to the satl<lle as the right pedal nenrs the top of the stroke, so thnt ,our rigbt foot 01ay just be in time to reaob itas it goes ever , antl your left qu i~e nat u~·ully catches tLe otLer petlal ns 1t riees. When pruficient you sboulJ he able to get into the saddJe simpl~r with the pusL off, or one hop- at most, by timing tu~ rü-dng of the right pedal in ortler to eatch it at t be e.:rnct nwrnent. It is not a pret t.v sight to see n. man 11oppiug for half n dozen ~·ards along U1e atre,~t before leapiug iuto tho •acldle. Tumi11g is sim¡,l_\' a matter of a very Jittle Jll'nctice a.fte1· you cn,n rielo stniigLt. Begin in a sq;rnre or wide road hy c1eattibing large circles, and gradually reduce their 1:üze. The most gmce [u] ancl I think tha en$iest w11y to clismount is, v,heu t he left pedal at its lowest is j11st ubo ut. to risa, to lean forwnrd a Ji ttla wi tb a portion of your weight ..011 t lie handles, and swing tbe right leg back over the rear w heel to the ground, close to tLe lelt pedal. Alter lenrning to <lo this neatly, practice dismounling by tlle right pednl, wbich may hs ustful in a t.ight place tbough nt Jirst nwkwnrd.--Mexican Herahl. A. A. ,.nn rnR~IA:N". SUl' rounded by the marsh, w hfoh h ad bet> my favorite retreat. Under the sp1u of memory. I told bim m u ch of t h a.bandoned dwelling a.ud of its ll>ola t.ion. 11 1f cver I come to be a misanthrope," I decla1·ed, º Jet me re.tire tb.ither, as sured that I ma'y reruain u ndisturbetl i:.o long as I choose. Yet, if my ruood cbanges, it will l>e bu ta. step, and ag·ain J shall be among my fellows." "Truly an admirable heritage," h e obi;ervea. "Incleed it is. The vill:igers take ll l') interest in the old place. 'fhough neal' thcm, it is out of their way, and there is no reason why they should visit it. They c1re not peoplc of the sort to wasfp maur 'X11s broud, und lwr h:ifr wot·n low Ujl•.l11 llt~r Íl'a.lurcs we1,· goOlL 'l'lJe HOR(' "ns ish-aig,h1 aml li1:l'1)~ d1i~e]Pd, lltc c·hin cleliti:lte]y rutmrlP<i. Jler mm.1t.h \ \ "ali larg.:•1· thau tüe c•auo11s of' art ilernandcc1, a:nrl now and ihen tJ1e iiJJs \Vire Bet.l Spánge irnd :Mattresses mnde to order. ---- rnhe Favor1·te Photographer of the .J. ;, did hot atto.in¡ "¡m•tty" "asclcmly 1101 the adjcctiYe to ti:1ply to it. ·•1tanct:,;ome•· seemed to be closer to tht-' truth, 1hough eYtm that wor<l did not quit.<• -;;nti1sfy my jmlgme.ut. Uut I clid uot ponrler ]ong o,·H t he poi:it, for l soon lonncl mv:stlf Iullv decide<l that Lhe g-irl -,.\·ns, ·iu :1pµe-a1~all(:c ut least, a ve rJ American cliurmlug roung pr:rson. Bunouglis, n Hrit1~li yout!t -..:vith rP; 11lt•1· mt·1't'ly lo1)lno;~· upfrom lH'l' l_if!ok 1 - : . ún his npprot1ch t111t1 pro111ptiy 1dui-1 1 nµ t-o it,; ¡.,ernsnl a ft,·r ering!fl"t•t'ting. l en\"i1.•·I 1;1u·1·qL1¡.d 1s' \\'útT " "e' rt• stHI 1;11,ii111a.ut·l' wit.h thc ¡:;·1rl, :dtli.J11g-h 11l·illtl'I' Ju_· nor sl11• ,.;1•('lltt'd todl'rÍ\, a11y , " T hen what )t:1$ happrnc-d ?" I brokc Jn . "Wc Mr11ck somrllli:ng. .Tu~t wha.t. wc d on't know, bnt. ~omPlhiug quit•_• :l.\1·ash, for noUody snw nny!lling or il. \\'hateYer it wa~, we must ha,·e St"nt ¡, 10 t-lw bottom. r>;ow_._ ní t.hi,- mC'n t•augllt eYen a glimpse of 1he th1ug as \YC went OYer iL" ·• .\ df>ri.·lic:-t".,.. "Perhaps. •JiowcTcr,.we'.re not bu.di y tlamag'ed. so ful' cun be• discO\·ered. T}1('n•'s 110 dangcr.' ' ª" With :i g'l"t'<..it 8ig-11 of r<'lil'f, his >Tifi.> !'i~mk bnc:k in lil'T :-:r>a t. ller husbrtnl1 b~nt o,·(•r ln:r aucl ldsst•rl Jwr. "Don't let ht>r gl't dmn1-heurtl•<l, do1•~ t o r:· said he . ..Slu•'t; a hnn,· lit 1 lt• ,\·omu n i.f si.le ha...,;; 0111.)' a.c·lrnnt•P. l{emt·tnht'r. hoth of you, we're not sinl,ing, but Hfloat. in clR souml a ship a:a1 en"r \\ as seut ofl' tlw ways. .,\nd now l'n~ gol to go on clt~í.:k ag-uin." In spit{' of thP coufidence be fl•lt, or .t!-i.:-l\lJTIPd, tlH'l'e "·ns little r€"s~ for us 1hat uight. ~.loruing, to he .'.;UrP, !:-l1oweil t he n•R;l'I ::ippart'nll,Y u11i11jured.1.1t lea:::.t 1o unsldllC'rl e-ye!':, thoug!r 01w could not hf'lp noti(•i11g 1ha1- 1he !at·es of th,.,. mate::, wt>rc 11nusu.;.lly gTal"(", nud 111at the nwn 1~1lked t"a1·1wst]~· among llwm• SC'hes. The purnp:-. had bPPU goi11gt!nring the. uig-ht. ll,':- [ lnte\Y, ;1 m1110w. ~t. in• tervnls. 1ht' c·lank of 1lwm penl'irntPil the- Nlhin. 'XeYt'rih<•l(•ss \,ht~ <•apt.aiu ngnio :mil ngain rlf'C'lnl'vt.l tl.Jul.tllt>n• w:rn dang~1·, until by forcl-' of n•¡1t•tition h e suc(•ef'ded in a!Jaying tltl" ft>nr~ oí hi:-:, wHe. We h_eltl the hret"ze for tln·e0 day~. T lwn follo"·e<1 n g-ah~ of ::o hour-;' dJll',l· 1.-ion, "hkh lt'ft. h,•hind it illl nitl_\- ,.:;('·1. The IH''.\t 11101·11i11~ 1lh· pnmps w,'n' g-,-¡110 ing !:.lt'itdily. 'l'lw 1•(lld lind rnud1•rnletl :wnsihl,\·, a1Hl from 11n1ll'r tlu• il'P o!' :t liuut. f 1•11,io,\·,•d ;1 pipt.• nnd watdwd 1hr.• 1mm a1 1111• li1·:1kt•:i:. • . \rt,·r a liltle tlw :-.ldp¡wr. ,, h11 harl bpr•n ~lnndlnl,! llt'clr l !Je "·Jn•PI, 1·1·0:-,serl o,·i•r to 11w. '"Doi·tor,"' Ju, :--aid, '·J\·p !->Ol'!ll'ílti1ig- to 1P1! yon. 11 is l1t't11·r for ,VOlt tll h·nt·n ;¡ 0011· 1h1111 to vomP at it nrr.-,r :.J\\ hiJP h., g"Uf'SS\\'01'!... \\"l''\1• t·IHIIIJ,:"l'ri Olll' COUJ'sf' and ur·t> hPaill'd for liio.'' '•'l 1 Ju•n 1lw i-:hip'~ iujur_y i~ !,.!'1'<':dPI' lhn11 ,1011 ~11¡,po;.;t•t!T T :i,,1,Nl. with nll lll.)' oli/ ll'l'l'O!'•' ;11·01J.-,,•1J. .. )',,<.;. V lrn,,, lw,•n 11•:il,iut~· f,,i·w:1rd l'lf'l' d11l't' tlw l'ldlision. Tl!t· 111!t•hi111-' alld rolL11•1· i11 1 P~:11•r, 1nr'•-: hin\\ ÍIL , l'P/\Sf'd 111:; ln1ui1!i- un(I i'1,ad,· rny dl!t,. 1·l••:1r. 1 w:1nl \011 10 t1nd1•r,t:;1ul t),1 : nd rn :1id J! • ir• 1-:, .· ,•pirip op my ,.,¡1,-' ~•1iri1~. ~i.d .. • IH r lwli ·\· · 11l:1I -., ·•kiH.· pori f,1r n·p:iir • 1: nuw, ot' n:11·xt1·n pr,· vanliflt1 ¡ ln111 o1 i11•1•1 d1.L'' "'l'll d,1 n,y h< s1, • l pri,rn1s,•d. nnd. 1IH111¡!l1 1J1y 1·111·,·t·~.-; \':t,. 110111,tfnl 1 iiolll"•ql,) !rOI' 10 :1;!1 !u ._':1pt:1 11· .¡,, :iµ·n~. (¡¡· tlw n xinu , il.\ 01 fi¡¡• 1 u11 1n liiu tlwrr. i:-; ll ti,• fo 1'!'void: li11!. 1·1·t11•li it ,1:1 \11' did al J•.:1,!Ytlt, ,,ith 1.b,.- p:Jm[ii ~·,1111i•, tia· \ ,·,d1it•11 1 1 1 ,F_ ,., ;: , e, \\ t cL-.: ,, Ü1' J g11t'~sed 1Ji.:11. tlw _youlh lia.d Jlll' iu goinµ· u,~·r ¡ liv I i~t of pns- fl''.lC IL l •d ,.,engers. 1 prn,-rl·ll tlwi; he migh1 b~ ,.d1ari1.a.bh• i11 llis l'0nllllt•nls. rnt n · t!w t·!t:,. ·lJ ·! "·,1 \'- h; 11 b · hrn!ld 1 1·.;!I 1 it 1lll"JL. ·11 • , 11 l; 1;f 1c-p:1i1~ ~m 1ht• ~hi¡1 r<H~ ,11• •., . fur l1 ¡• J; • . :tu·v;_1s1!1s <-" t., t1:L· ,1: l.t1w 1'11:l' <!e: ro~silk. Tlll'l'l' c·11• ,u111-1 ,.,.,..,_r,::-, cf Íl'n~r r,•p-,rt1•d ·1: it:1 1 Jw 1-l;•¡ :1iJ 1{'', a1Hl 01.t·:· (ir t \, ¡.._.,! I ,. :1s ·;1 1 d :: IP<!l el , 1·:,;sc<I~ 11, 1:r• :-.:•1·ih\• JI' :l'Jl l. ng· ill or tlw 11·~-us:.. 1 111 ,, iiPlhi r my n..in=l-11 · 1J<Jl s lwd 1:,, ,. 1 1' 1 ·1·t. \"t·'llo,\· ,)ne\. !! :· 1ht'll 111on• •Ha ~;in11:gf•1· toJJH' than ,1a. !lit• ·;1: ,, .-.;:1·1,, :it J¡¡t('!'. \\'Lrn• pi ml.t·g 1 :1 • ,y :,sbon· 1 \\'a~ ~=,.i.a•,/ L., th, 1 r, r, 111o~t oí j ht• mal e pu.s- St·ngers ,H· r e assPmb!PIL T,,·o garuc•s of canls W"Tc JU ¡avgress. "ilh n fri,1g,• n f s¡wrt~t.ors looking ovc•r tht~ phiyt•rs' s'.u.JU!ili-1s. ~ ru-r n. f ew 1nin11t,e:,; Hur- ,. l \•.-;i• l:ur i('!l 10 ,t hosi.' .,1. 11i~rt• io :lglJ l l'·Y 1 at H1• ,1 it i lu• ;.' 1 'r: 1 , 111. my. Tlll' !1•111.'g:le v.:,i; so r·lo:--• ti ,¡•/1 níl1·1n,t1 !. 1lwt Jll'"!·;,1;,J., it \· ~·01:~· ;1g;1iU'-t nH'. liad uot 1 UJ ¡; i u~ 1 ·_, 1:io. 1 gni ¡¡~· -.n, tr- 1'•• ,'. J! :11·, ,l'- , 1 · .t•" :111, .,1·111 d í'fll'I\H':ill1!i:1!1:;o!;,_ t·:·t1!tl 1:n11:1;1:111tl i,1 th,· ,,:1y or li .1'•1~ 111 <:nd :rl1t·:·d;•H1',•: ::mi "·ht..'ll 1 ,.a~: <.•011,-:ill'S· ,·1·111 IH' rotil, ll\P ¡,, 11·~ 1mt• t•stat'.· iu 1h1: h1!.!·hl:.1t1tl,:. Tia• ~1.lry 1'N·I< hy thi:s ti11H: wa~ l\t•!t nn h,-r wnr to \(•1, \'ol'ic , T h e n Pllouin , hel' s i:;,;e on d ac•c>o m ha.d huta. s 1 llilll!ber oí cahin passc·u~r-ers. _\ JI toltl the-r1..~ \\'('!'(' hnrdly a scon• , ir1 c l m.lingshorst•n·nwo11.1.1.•n,nl10wcreí11,·jsibl1• ~arr· wlien tlit• sea was c1t jt~ 1,mou1hr~L. the l't'!:rl at dj¡1b.al'ely fil!NI twtJ tab les. ,\ ~ong 1ltf' ilH!ll wrrf' h,o or i hree Englis h11l('lJ. a balf-llozen f,ra.zii,a-ns·. a F r e u (• h lll..lll and two U0l'llH\n :. Tht;> wollle u upp,trt>n1ly reprcsen1ed a Jmos:tasg-rt>at ~l ,:1l'il'h' of nntioualitiC's. On1v t ·wo of 1J1c1H ·1,1-1.11 nu.r cl.1.i1u!> to yrHnl'1. In l ht· Jl>::llh-•r or beanty t.he :n·Pn1.ge \\'U.s l1>w. 'r11E', moot nn/('ni of WOOt\ r S of otd bue• c-:.i.J\l.•1•ringdtt,r,;.wb""11suihwere p rt•s~t·1l With rnre di!..pnfoh , \\.1ultl han.~tunwcl n nr5, St.. .\nlhony at sighto-fsuch a1 1 1 :.iJ'J'fl:', of l li! Prl_v fpmlJr:nit.y as the IlNl• 01iin JH'E'Sl'ntt.>d. ]. Tht' twu ~ir 1s. howcYer. were o f uncorumo:n attractiveness. Onewai;aBr a,.. ll _·1 in., al t.,•mpting to rr-mnin 1 ht'J't' . It was an e:icelle11t opportunity to study her, Jt,f rnl' lwar you lll<'ntirm ohlig-aliolls. zilia n maiden, n. fine hrmirHe, \\'Íth a 1-'ill(• lrns lnongh1, us 1ogc1Ut..•.r h, iN•, f1gu1·e indiuc-<1 to ilic .stahit•sql1e. i n its )"ou t!ünk ll1:1t 011 thesccourlol't·:.1.:;io11 011tli 1ws. 'rile oll1er, so n ea~·lr ns J you haH' bt-comc lll~\" cJe-Ut-0 r 1 hut 1 1coulrl disco,er írom m1 0('(•1.·1sio11al t, llO\\" thut on l he lirsl. 1 i11C'lllTí' 1l a drbr g-1 inqJ~e of her ín t,he 1•mu,,e of t]Jl' /ir!;:to ,\·r,11 n·hk·h c:an ncYer bt"' liquidulC'd. 1\1·0 da,,·s of tl1e. ,·oyuge, \\ :.1s ~1 sl<'nrk•r. flow \\·01Jld I lw\'f' fo.red liad l oot 1·e• p; n u·t•fu l gid, hrown•h,tirrd, ¡1nd 1wi1 hl•J' c•t•lH'd skillful fren1nwnt ~d!(' J• lh<' '-'1'<.'\\ '""~- clnrk nor n·ry littht.úfl•omplt•xiou. of your silip hoi~ied me 011! uf lhl• bo111 Slw w~1s t ril.\'f'ling in. company "íth ao in "hil:h l hml ~tt!fnl:'d lort11t-e!-;·.' J t olflr•r woman, attC'ndancc upon whum ,,·as t·h.e one <·bnnC'(• iu llw hlmdre1l that ~ü•¡Jl, h er fnlly emp lc,ycd .for 1-S lwnrs tlw l'P~1•uiug H•~sel Ccll'l'ií'd a. surg,·on. rJ11t of port. Th,•1~. ns t he woatlwr 'l'hcrr n\ü, fol<' in if; ther<' \\·as fa.te in \\ as Jine, t he pnii· .ipprared on tlttt•k a1u.l !lit• m·t:Jdenf ,·-rhich dro,·e t.lie .\l n r y JoinNl t,lw parí y 11nt1,,1· t.h~ liig- awningPt>(•k, fo Hin, Il lllHJ b1• destiny 1ba. 1 . n n . l•;iwh l' t1.l'l'iNl n hool,;. hut it wn:; n..-c•n [or a third time \\'(' 8lta ll be or rn,tic('t\bh• 1hnt.. ,\"l1ilr· fhf' Pliler n•ad ~t1·r\dil,r 0111,l-rapicll,r, ,Yith lh1• bu~int•ss• f¡_t'!,'\·j;,e:, 1}1(' 0111• to lb~ oth~r." ·· 1 1r11st 1Jrn t if t ht• opport lll1 il.,y comes likt' ah• o! a bnrclt::llt'tl dernurt'I' of II0Y it n-rn he mini:'," ~aicl T; "lrnt our Jins el~, t.f.ie girl 0Hr11 ilrnp¡wtl lwr hool, prornise lo liC' Rprnt far apurt.1' ·•1:H•11 :'-'O. Hut 1 he cli.lin of destln_y -·onwf.irnfls links th(• moi,¡t, rrmo1'E"." 1•:ddl~nl ly :i f<.•<'ling- poi,;~<'ssed him i11:1t ot11· 1.·mniec-tinn ",1..-; not. to t·nd "it,h t lw good-b;n•s spokPn o n 1 hP s1-t:nrner n·hit·11 to hc•:i-r me fron1 Rio. IJe u~kt•d mauy <ptestiom, abon t. rn y pla.us, nntil from thc a11~werA h e perct'iYetl ! kit I ,, as turuing h on1eward ulruost "ª.s 11 po11 ht~1· lap aud Jet her gnze strn.r llt·ro:;s lht" wi<lt.> L'\:JKll1:<-c ol' bh.tt.' wutC'r. He1-mingl.r i;11P iooh: li11le h1.•eU of l1n fl,lJo"·-\'o,n1.gP1·~. Jrro11p of whorn werc cl1nlting 11()t a cl,1zeu f1•<"t from Jw,--. fl 1t w.n:-- ou exc•f'llcni DJ1J>0rt unily fo istud,, her v..-ithout her lmowledge- •3s r be• Jicn~cl; aml the 1ong(•l' ! wntchNI tl.ic íl~ Fanta s1·a,, lj ------■------ 15 Hioalgo Slreet. ·-:;,;--:,;;-,:-,y,¡-;-r;n,-'nM;-r.i:"l:'r;;,nr,'f;n~~~...-r.:'\."W JI , J1oul h e .not üet~n /J U..'lj" w ith his owu -·phf'm es. •·J t,'s s oru elb in g liki:· lhis. :you know,' ' :._i t.. we ut on. " Tlmt :-plt'núi tl cr eutu re w i1h a n a m C' I ca.11't prouounce is , vi t h .\ li ss G ray now, aml until [ get. S'):-tl e· h11d ,y t o look nft.er th,· lit tic Yankcc. ,·ou kn ow, I ca.n· t ha,·t~ t-he splcmlid ~n•.atu r e to m\'sclf. ldon't speuk much f h er l ing-o~~ y ou !':ec, an ,1 she en.u·t ma lee eve u u ~tagger at 11 1•111•, :rnd w our con,·er satio11 is ralJ1f'r emUnrr:.i:,c:8• ing befare 3. tlli rd par ly , don't .vou mow? J'm coun t.ing 011 you to b t•lv me out ." "Leai:J t.heway/'said I . " l'm a. w illi ng ~n crifi ce." In ñve mjnutes I fountl myself tnlk• ng to ~riss Gray, while ata litt le d is~ u.nce B 11rro11ghs timl t!Je fair Hn1zilian , l:' r(' prog t·e~siug fomous ly in spi te of be l ingual li ro i tatious. füill farther iw a r 1he lrn xom m otJ1t•r of the spll'Bdid ·rt'a.l ure wus pluyi n g a tl isc rcet cha pe• ·on and disco1 Jr~ing wit h oue of heJ' .!JE OON'fl:-t·ED) A gentleman 'l\"ears deep mo urn i g for bis mother or wile !or not 1 ss than one ,.ear . During that riod bis lmsinses suit should be of a rougb, blsck cloth, an d bis frock e ,at the •ame. The requisita bfack b nd, usually ol fine black clotb, in p eference to crope, sbollld vary in w "<ltb from two t o four in ehes, nee •rdi ng t o tbe style of hat. Bis scar l is of d ull blnck, • nd never sh)ws a p u. His g lovc• ara heavy blaok g a.ce kid 8, e xcepti ng for clriving o r 01 t -of-door sport, , wben bl,,ck costor o, dog-slcin must 1,e wnrn. His b nnrl kor<'11iefo mu•t be all w 1ite, wi th only the narrowest of h~msti tchod border ; neither m ust th!-ay show iui ti , ls 1 monogram or e b1·oide red m~rkings of any eles. cr p t,ion. I nstead, t.he fo il name or in tinls wri tten in block indelible ink, pr ferably by tbe owner himself. H is w tch chnin is laiLl nside, and a black g t ar d is usecl instead, wbile bis g d b ut.tons and studs bal'e as sub sl" tutes thoso ennw eled to look like Ji en itsell. H is visiting cnrds si ways s nlli nnd bis st ll Hooer_y linve n. ollrr o hlack bor cler. 'o ligbten bis lonelin~es etiquetle nll ws him lo visit bis men friends tw montbs art,,, be has ossumed m uroing. Wit.b a man fri.,na or alo e be mn.j go, -YeQ· qniet1y, to !f, pn líe pince of ,onusemen t, lmt on no acC'c1unt can h e weRI· evening dr ss, go witb a 1» ly or ruako one of - DE- J;' ~::S:BJ:C~S a I arly. :young ,roma.u t,he more jnt.ere!:itt'tl h1 ñ rr clid I bt-com~. , bout $00,000 people 111·0 eugaged S!.ie was slcnrll'L', HS lw:-. b~('11 i::a.it1, in he F ren<'. h 1nce i l'ade. MONTEREY, N. L. ~1exican lnternational Railroao. Jowing ' EAGLE PASS ROUTE." TII[ STAMlilRD GACGE UNE BhTWEEK MHlfO AKD TIIE üN:TED STATE~. No Change of Cars at the Border. Ali tr~ins rne t at lrnn tier by representative of the gen eral ¡ 1 ~senger tl P¡,artm e~t to atte~d to inspccti on of Laggage, ex ch n n¡.,e of 111 on er, e le . J< or tull rn tormatwn a s to ra tes, routes, , le., H. N . GIBSON, Co mm erc1al Agent, Zaragoza Pla2.a, 1fon k rPy LAREDO ROUTE. O n e nh ange to San Antonio, T exas, St. Lonis, Mo., a1,d C h icago. Two Changes t o New Y ork and c:11 other points , Eas t ancl W es t. F'or full 1nforn1ation pp,1·tllining te, P11rist-llgf'r 1rnd Freigbl raleij call on or addreB8 W . D. Rl' Ali', City Paeaenger a nd Ticket Agent. \ '. e, "\VIIITFIEl,D, Plazn de Za.rago ta. No. n_ A.LEX ~IORE Fra,ghL Agent. • ROU,....J...,E.'' S00i1dad Anónima Belga da ~aminas de Fierro 1n Mexiic, Monterey & Mexican Gulf RailroadONLY STANDARD GAi/GE LINE ro MONTEREY. .le''l.' HHOUGH TIClil!JTS TO U . S. A. AND OANAD A ...m, Bil'.s of La,ling i1isnetl to nll par~ of U. S. A. an(l F.mo¡,e at Chea¡,eat Re.tt:s . QUICK SERVICE ANO PROMPT CUSTOM HOUSE DISPATf ll FM fudhtt· 1nfor1n:tt10n upply Lo - -- Wm. MACKENZIE, Superintendent of Traflfo. MONTEREY, - A. MONNOM Gennal Man gn. MEXICO. • "º 11 11 1 The rv'lexican National Railroa d Ccmpany Th e Shortest and Quickest Route to al! Points 1n M exico and the United States. Geo. FreighL o..ud Pn~s. Ae;flnt. CiLy of Mexico. mnde will prove an excellen t cement. To ke,,p brasu, steel ancl ,,icJ:el free Uer 23. Sh• 1 ■ Tlred. art or Britlsb Oolumbla, WheN from r ust wbcn not ill U!:.e r b t. heir. "Monsieur Victod" be .aaid tio t he oon• A celebrated phy1•ician writes the over with f1 p aste made of 1 Gold a.nd Gama AbouzuL :llrÜ replyin g , rumnblin g a few unintellig1ble c1.erve. 1 following on nagglrrg women : water . To rul> t hem over 11, n witU '.E'QUl'tb floor, right h&od door.'' wo rds. "Is he at home1" "Nine times out r,f ten tbe wumn n kerosene will be fo uncl f-'q ih 11f ''You have.n't hit it. You hflve the llea-lon Th11t Oontaln ■ Rioll a.,. "Ye~." wbo nsgs is tired. Oue t ime out of ftcacio ue ~eniu~ of tho. p L·ofeRi=:ii on, that. r rlon't. rh•ny, wa:rd ■ tor the Eiplorer-M.uctll M. Mechinet took a etep toward tbe but you lack ex perie-nce. li',1rtu 1Httl:.'ly 1 ten she is hateful. The cases t bat A Tailo1·-.1ll11df'l no ,,,. Gold Has Bee• · have i t;, ·what.! A remark ahont tbe .'ltail·case, then see.ming: to ohe.n jle bis come under tbe phy•ician's eye are Taken Oa.t. mtnd, turned again to the conotcrge, sa.y· A novelt,, of novelti• s ;, ,, 1 º" crim e puts yo u ou t bescaut, s.ud YLlll dou't !hose of the wome.11 who are til'ed <;nll<•d tbfl Z11unve It c,,n1-lii ing-: c,f t> fo llo w it Up." " How 80 r" ''! m nst tnnt. this wortby Victo-r to a and wbo have been t ired so long tbat Ít1lci Qf hl'lght rf.Hl l! 1d g 1•; -1 " ~1 . .Lying between the Yukon basin and bottle nf good wine. Do you kll.ow to HTbi:,i fitith fu1 dog m11~t be utilized." I t -t--11 ariboo is a vast , untrodden region, tbey are suffering lrom soma furm unud tbe nt:ock. Iu tut 11 what ;,,:bop bPi:roesf 1 "l dou't unclerstand,' ~hich offers .tempting reward for thor• of uervous disease. T bey ma.1 t hin k is n boh wbich cont,.:Í~tti of thr•·I" i,,, -p•i "l'b~ one opposit,e." " '.l.'hen lc1trn to wait. Madnme Monisugh exploration. The territory is a tbey nre ouly tirad, l·ut, in foot , thc•y without eudEt; u ud~·r f'l~Ch l <11 \Ve rm:.h,·d nctoss the street:, and M. , e f! trol will gn ont 1tbon& two o'clock, to Mechint!t wit.h the air of a cus tomer, orontinuation of that great gold·bearing a.re ill, and it is tbat sor t of illrn ss in iH a tri,ingula-r piece of ith't' l, sh :u l I reach be Ptt lni-. tle Jm,tice nhn11t t.!Jree; deredelt of which California, Colorado, Ne• w hich tbe will is wnakeued and the of Ju,oe erubroid0.1)' grnsi,.; li1,1•n c11u t be li tt.Jo ~e1·vant wi\l b-• a 10111• in ! be ,¡,;bop :•011e bottle, i! you pleaee, of the beat; a da, .Kootenay, Cariboo and the Yu- p11 ti~nts give way to an uoJ1 ance- t hf'y he usad , or 11.uy otber hH ,.<l -you'll kPe, t!uu'Ral\ l slrnll t,t,,Jl you." et i ..1. tbe green se1-1.l." on a re sections. wou]d ig nore if in a healtby condi- summer mnte1·ial T bese h e 1111·• Iu fact, rny entreat,ie!i were u~vl1!s.<t; he Up()1l my hon01·, that idea. bad n eve r w oulcl ~ny 11ot!Jlng rnore, avenging himThe riches of Cariboo were long ago tion. In s.uch cases the woman often goly taken t he place of hee rnd nre oipients al'e compelled to e mploy a selt fol' lii:, deft>at liy this Yt>1·y irrnncvnt occm·1N1 to me during all thls t ime! And mlocked to tbe world, and soon pros- suffer s more from h ti t naggirtg thnn yet it Wll<\ VPt'Y 8imple. quiten~ dresay; moreove1·, t '";· ll:luu· translator. Tnis also applies to p1·int. bit of nialice. " ~l!ling or uot., I lrn.d to ector s will l1ave overrun every part of The bóttle having beeo bron.e:ht, my the husban'.I or the children with a ccompa.uyhim t.o t he 11Parestcafe-, wl:!ere he f a mous Yukon, but the wild moun- whom sbe finds fauH. She know,1 she de1· bette1·. compnni1111 pt"(1tl11c~d tbe co1·k funud on. ed mattor, -Tl'affic. he made me play doutinoes. A F1·e nell Gow., . ain fastnesses of this unexplored ter- <loes it. Sbe does not inteud to I pla yed bRdly, bein,¡¡; a'bRorhPd in M. l'ig-ol'eau's flnol', anrt lt was 1::~sy fo r ns to pro\·c the i1lc11tity of tbe wax . itor y have s o far .resisted the white A pretty fasbfon 13,b( ,;-;r,, ou a The F.-1ui11i11e Observer, t hot1 ght, aud he was shR.me!ully titking Positivt- c•P1" 1ty was now added t o an 1 s entrance, and t,he great area. do it. She sufte1·s in ber own Freoch aown has strnii,~ t R"lcl 1aved ailv!u1tage ot i t t o beat me, wheu tbe salf-r espect when si e does it, and, mornl COU\'Í1 t, anñ. M. Mecb.in et The delight of housekeeprng are, clock M,r uck t wo. . t r efohing between latitudes 54 and 5S rowu of No. 2 ribbon, vdn-t "d .-•,l on knocked at \ 1 ·.\l door with a .firm somewhat marred by tbe dishwash, nd extending Irom the Rocky moun~ in the deptbs of her •ool, she lungs the Iower side with a half i ,. ' .rill '' U p to our post&!" he said , dro pping the b11ntl. ins on the east to 128 west ]ongitude, for somet bing to st op it. ing wbich is inevitable on the sei·- dom i n oe~. "Come in,'' Cfllll.'.' 1 • ·•l0asantvoice. 1 em ain a t erra incognita. He p;~iil t he blll , we went out. and the ' T he conditibn is nsually broug]Jt or "liite lace, snys a, fa, hio,.. cx-vant's doy out. ThtJ .k:ey wa~ in th, 1or. We eu~ered, cha11ge. in5tt.a?i t ,i f te.r w e re fll(ain Rt,,rniling like T hat str eams tributary to t he Yukon, on by br oken sleep, improper :f'vod, It is not always the man that aud in a Yl-'ry neftt "" ,n I SH-W a. 1>11-tn No. 1 or No. 2 is usad for 1 ·idseu ti uels i n the d oor w,w, fmrn wlifoh we. eace r l""l"er and the Liand, k..nown to be wan t of soma other exor.cise Iban stands. befo1•e the swell hotel with a had w1:1.tched t he a p1n·uaC1.ies to ::\foubtroPs 1thout thirt l' yPars ol1l. with R slig-ht fl~· 1 ch in pJacer g·old, and rivers flowing bouseke,ping and of enougb od-uf- ini,; and to trim in a cluster of l,ows. lll'P, pale cmnplexion aod fai r h a:i r , who too thpick in bis mouth that has had shop. Wl'l.<; workinc:: ata. 'beneh. t ,rough Cariboo and Cassi::tr, noted for door air and practica! objective think- Wider widtha are used for knu -s >1 t bis dinner tbere. We had n ot been there ten minutes Our pr~séuce didn't seem to disturb 1eir go ltl. beds many years ago, all take ing. It is often the most unsc' 1sh the cornera c,f the yolrn, do v , the when Mm e. Moni!'t l\ºl appen l'e<1 on tbo Tbe woman who goes with her him. 1 ci r r ise on the outskirts of this vast thres huld , drt•ssf'd ii • bl:tck , w i t h a large a.nd most nflection ate of wouum wi.Jo Jiagonal or left aide openiu¡L, •~.1,, in husbaud to select his clothes may crep e vPi l, l i kl:! n "' • ,v. M. :Mechinet artvanced, and, aetzing ·-rritor y , would indicate the presPn ce foll into, this s tate, · Ti.ley are too stru.ight rows acro.ss the bluu::,1 Z.. ,uts him In· t-be nrm, sald: think sbe is very much in place, but ~ mineral wealth in the unknown A beH. u tifu ! toi l~tt-e i u which to apl)l'ar ''[ ,~·rrst. you iu the name oft he law." much devoted to th~ir farnilies to 01· rouncl wnibts. the salesman rarely if ever agrees het or e th e magil:ltra te, 11 g rumbled M . r, Id. 'l'be man tun1ed livld, l.iut did not lower Mec hin et.. with her. · T his s uppositi on is supported by more give themselves a liicyclo, fo1· in- Tlle Sontb V". New En;;," ,a~d. b is eyes. She g,we her litt le Sel' va nt a .few orders Easter delights for the cbildren an mere proba.Lility. Since 1885 In- sta.nce1 or any health:y exercise 01· "A1·,; yon playing a trick on m e? 11 he In the <liscussion of the quúc i, 1 as &ad wa lk1,.'1 l rapidly itwl-ly. are crowding the shop windo ,vs, but t ans ancl h alf breeds bave vaguel.r diversion, enongh of nfternoon naFs sai'1 im lt•ttt-h·. "\Vlu:1.t lmve I d m1e P" My compn.u io11 w1ti tt' cl pntientl y fl ve to whieh is lhe better off, tb Ncw 1\l. l\J,-ch i111-i ~h rnggt'íl his f.hon lilers . t· lked of gold " up in the interior," and pcrbaps. In such cus, s the husbaml the juvenile mind faila tu note tbat rninntes, a uú w hen hesu pposerl t b eyo ung England employe at $2 per d "', or "D011'1. m;t, likc 1t cl1ilil," $a id he, -iyour 1 ,eiturn Chinamcn in -ragged e:lot h es is o[ten to blame be, ouse he ¡¡ives m.0.ny Ohristrnas 1eft•overs are maiJ- wite wn.s n lung di.i,LH,,ll Ce oi!, said: R.ccn11nr, is i,wttled. Yon were seen to b we come down to the coast with b ags nag for n.ng instead of lookiug the Southern workman whoso w- ,""" " lt i:-J ti me. " querading in thls vemal g,>ise. lettl'e Pt•1·e Ant,e1101·'s roonis, and I h11,ve ( mtain ing large and small guautities strnight for tbe fondamental cause of are only $1 per <lay, the Sont ern \Ve nA"ain entered t he j ewe lry shop. More ílies can be caught witb i11 rny pu1·k,-t the co1·k y ou ui::ed to preo t h e precious metal. As the indus tri - tbe trou ble. There are mauy cnses Fit:::l<l uses figures in supp01't or ita T be lit t,le ser wrn t w1t<1 there alon e, s i tmolasses than vinegar, but it is a ting- hehind I be con11ttl', uibUliug a piece VPnt t l1e poiut of your dagger ll'om !S celestial has been washing gold in bn1Hki1:g." whare aucb a wom•n begins by argument in favor of the Sou- ~ern wise insect tbat early lenrns that a o f ca nrty stole n from l11•r mi.<:trt'ss. o 1 pl acer beds for years, earning a sbowi ng a longing for a litt!e more workruan, which are obviously ,-.r ¡>ly 'l.1h1s was like a blow to t he -raacal's doath frcim an overdose of tR--fl't is not A s we e n te r e,!, lshe rN•o·:11i1.e<l ue 1 and tta n ce wW cb the white man would neck. He r:iank 1nto h ia c hair, stamme1-guesaed at , as tbey are in sor.,, !U· st.art e<l u ¡,, 1 lushlll¡.:- t\J1<l t.enifled. B ut tbe pleasnntest one after all. • t cons ider worth his labor, the ap- atten t ion, • líttla mo1'e t enderness, st ances very far out of tbe way, and ing: M. 1Iechi n Pt, witho11t. gi\'i n~ her time t o The friend who feels well enougb open be L· l ip!,¡, fl~kcd: T a r ance of these uncommunicath-e, nn invitation to a conce1·t , 01· n CLZ.}' t herefvr e, misleading. ''.I am innocent." Mentkn is Tt•ll that to tbe magístrate," sniti M. n ··i:.terious fellows at Paciflc ports ex- little dinner out wi tb her b asband. acq uainted with yo u t o s peak un1 " Wll ere is l\ [ud».nte Mon1strolt' made of tbe New Eng land 1.,ill 1 Mecbl111'!, t'Oully, "bu& I Rm nt 1·,-li rl he '. :ted 1iti1e interest until Klonclike dis- The man wbo <loes no! t uke t hat as reservedly of yom· pbysical defects is " She has gooe out, sll'." hantls paying 25 cents a pound for wo11't lwlh_•ve you. You-r accomplice, <' ~e1·i es aroused every one. Then prosn sign is responsiblo f,,r pretty much very muob like the bitter medicine " Yo u ». re dect'.l\'i ng me. Sh•'• in the Mor¡L-..1 rul ',; wife, ~ con fPssed all." ;' ctors began to suspect the exi stence• ~11 t hst fo llows, and sometimos it meat, thus oonveying tbe impression which we know will do us good; but back s h op." Victor start(•rl up as if he bad been o n~w g old ñelds south of the Yukon, amounts to sometlúng ,•ry like crim- tbat that is the aver age price, whcrens " lnss nre r on she lsn' t, gen.tlemen. moved l1J n s¡,l'ing. whicb, n<1vertheleas, is deci<l<•dly Look for yourselYes.n meat is ns cheup in New England aa -i • d last _ summer miners ventured along inal responsibility." "lw¡,o..,:-d!,lt!l'' he excla.tmed. "She hard to swallow , M. ~1ech iuet, w it.11 nn a ir of the gre&t- kn~w not!ii11!,( 111.l e m:"l.rt,t:in of the unknowu region. in tbe Soutb, which section is brgely Eyeb1·ow s. est anuoynnce, atr uck hü; !orellead, ex-wo m en wbo had been wa.shing dependent opon t he West for it, "Then yon dirt it alone P Yery wcll Photogmph Bel! Buckle. clai mi ng: You wouldn't think lhut eyebrows supply. The regular prico per po~nd 11 )ng strea ms of this outlying district Tha.t.';; ~o urn<'h confessed.1' Soma New Yo,·k bellas have t,ken " R nw nnfor tn nnte i t is! hou- so rry t h a.t Tli~11 Hd, rr·s~tn.-, himself to me, like a h ou,2ht out $48,000 worth of the y e l- would ald mu,, h in tbe unravehng in New England is 25 cents for 'tl,e to weal"Íng photographs of tbem- poot· .11,ll111111;:,'\Iouisrrol will he!" ma11 suronf l:i:-;fa<..-tR, l1e cnnti11uer1: I v dnst . During the aummer one pros • of c!Jaracter, but t hey do. W hen best sirloin steak, and an excellent T bc n , l\s tbe li ttle ,<;f'naut stared a t selves oet as belt buckles. The fod "Sntn:li the drnwers, rny d "nr M. n dor found a nugget worth $70 and in they are narrow and drop at tbe out- quality of roast beef, comed beef, wi1 h o¡~eu monrlJ. (lncl eres dilated G-o<ieuil, ~-ou'li probably flutl this ílue ft- 1 ➔ was started by• bright gi.J-1 , who in him tob er a 1arge nugget worth $300 was ward cornera, t bey iud icate sen ti· wit\¡ l\<,tn njshment, he contiuued: pork s tenk, sausage, etc. 1 c an be low•~ d:1:n.,,•r, ttnd undoubtedly bis Dllllooking about far a novelty in cein· from the northern part of the ter- menl-ality, but w hen they are arch•·Bu t pnhaps yon ca.u take your luni.Jet.ters. 11 bougbt at 10 centlJ por pouncl, nnd tures hit opon this ideu. She had a mís,t re,-s'¡, phcí', tn\' prett.y gi r l. I c1:1.we clnl.:'a's ry. Withio the past few weeks the ed toward tbe extremi.iy, you won't 'l'l.JI! mnnlen!i·'a e yes g leamed wit.h ra_g e OT'ery of extensive bodies ~ fine: be far out in j adging ] Olll' fr1end to at times even lesa. Good meat for small pbotograph of berself framed bac k h1:-:ans1 l /J1t \·e 1 ·hL the ndd ress o! and he grut111i'l bis teeth , lmt tv.. 1\.fP.ch t~ ••1 alc•nrni1 bhe- 1:o;ke·d me to vtsit." soupB and stews can !Je boug ht as in a gilt circle, · whicb w 1tt t ..u:: u back• the net',., Lrrntc! :,;houlders anct irCJn grasp t1x~ ,·. · ling gold quartz was reportea to be a bit of a practica! joker. "Wl mt l::':,·:1rhH1111,~,. low as 4 oents per pound, thua p rovth British Columbia mlnister of mines tinµ:u,sht11 :\II 1ltt~i re to rl'!sist. ed by a piece of brass, which serves The coquettish eye may be round ing this port of tbo argument of no "You k un11· n~rr w,•11: :Mnnsieur-tbere Jrospcctors who left last summer I fot111,t in n Jmrean-<hawer everything as tbe belt clasp. He1· friends at now, r·,·e fur;:"11t-11 Ji¡,, unmel Monsieur my c,11npar, iou b1-1,l t.1til me to cxp1·c t. .:-p1orc thesouthernoutskirts. Win- 01· lon g , wide ar Ilarrow. It ia ne ver vol ue. once seized u pon the idea aud made -zouud~. you know lii 111! 'fli e jleutlem.a.n Tw~•,lly niiuute!! after Yictn r, "ueatly had prevented more thorough ex- quief. Ita posseasor h continually Tho New England operativa is also it their own, witb the result úl an yotH con fouurl .. ,l d()~ 1-bey!f 1 0 weU. 11 packe " tliHt is tl exprt'~r-:iion, in a malring eye s,', and she often m akes said ration, but the veins were said to " (} '1, :\ío n:siettr V itto r? " to pay 25 cents a quart far epidemic of pictorial belt buckles . ;fia.c.r•?, 1i~1~•t'tm my corn o nnion and my• of extraordtnary width and were ex- them to the undoing of a young man. Lerl'ieo, but what kiud of berries is '' Y ,- ¡.¡; t har/s i t. \\~hat doea the aent11r Sf"Jf, \\'Hs rolliag to·wa.rds t be prefc:ctl.ll:1..1 ·ength mn u rlo ?" ed for miles across the country. You may !ove her with all th of nol ,~.,. ferred to is diffioult 1.o eve of v • ut · .. ., ., , . ~ to myse l I ewll ·aw rr1e'I are re erred to, er. 1ey wnrk éd tos- •e report; but ao wildand inby the -,uil'licity of t-he ~et:ue, "b t be ar• So look out < ey JU"e sold for 25 canta a quart only gei .Ji ,,. ¡• wlle n :\ton~ienr .\lo11iMtrol \VBS a ., 9",1- is that region these deposlts for tbe shy glanca and the looking rest, of ~n a,-.-.11s~i11, il- m;t.n doomt-(1 t o tli e j o 111·111~p111tn .it•wel;a1·, ttn d that.'s wby he sc:.tffn1c1, ,io tlU5Y as tli1s~" I was to learn ~q.,e worked untJl the Teslit1 Lake downward-& fascinating but dan- for u short time early ill the seeson, can tlo anyt,lri uµ h~ Hke...~ wiLb Plu to, 11 afte1 w:trd.-., to mr co~t, thKt there were after whicb tbey gnduslly deore,;se gtaph Creek railway or the Caa- gero us h-ap. " T htm you cu.u tell 1ue where Mon»ieur mon• Lt"tTlhle criminal~. Ofl Central .has been built. in price, until tbey arn svld at 4 boxea Vic t or li \•esf'' You must be careful not to cou- for 25 cents. If buek;ebenies [ or 'Vktor, wlien hti fr,nn1l btmselt in & cell, e unopened territory is varloo111ly " Cert¡,¡ i1ily. He Uve, in the R-ae d u broke llown au1I related all t he partioufuse the cm·ious witb tha loyal eye. g-nated by tbe names of lts dlfferRoi-Dnre, Nn. 23." lars u.! 11:,- cl'ime. The former is round an<! ful], cblldish what are generally known in the 1.' h o pM:- gi rl .3eemeñ delighted to be so. sections. as the 0mineca. the Peace So ntb • • blueberries] are reien-ec1 to, Be h:vl known Pere P lgoreau a. long well iu fonnl:'d , and I coul d not help time, he 8aid. His principal object in j,, the Liard eountry. Roughly in it formalion. Ita poFsessor wants t hey are fully as plenty in tl.ie pasfee ling !-;or1·y t o ht>Rr he r so uus uspicioualy mu1·ilc-r:,,~ biro wa~ to brin!.! the pu nlsh~king, it is bounded on the eas.t by to know everything under the Ahin- tores of New E ngland as in t!Je d e n o1111c~ hPr rui::;t.ress. Rocky moun tains, on the weat by irig eun: sbe is an inqusi1·\ve and cm•i. meut f.,r 1·he ctiruo upan .\l,.uistrol. 'l' b,tt M, i\Iecliiu et., who wa.s mora ha.rdened , was w· y he had rlrt:s.<;ed like !Ji m and ' Yukon and the Pacilio slope and ous person, and is like tbe woman Soutb, and selclom retail in t he New EMILE OABORIAtT, had no !.'l11ch :-;c1·11 plei:;, a.od e.en cloaed t he "'been fvÜowell hy Pinto. ·wben tLe ol d 0 the south by Cariboo. The nearest E uglnnd markets, when they füs t with the wide mouth. gcene wit h n snrry j st. come, n.t ovar 15 cauta a quart., t.iJd man W;i:-1 ouce a.s~n,.:::.iuaterl . be ha.rl hád ut on the Canadian Pacitlc is almost Just as I opeued tlie. door for ua to re• Tilt ortlle Ea•t~r llar, g radually decline as low as 5 cacts. t he }l{)rl'ihle conrage to dip t he fi.Ugt'l' ot miles írom its nortbern limita, but tirethe coi·pw in t11e b!no<l to t race the fi ve It will be born very inuch on one Witb reference to the Ne w Eut h Ominecn. con be reached by way of "Tbank rou,'' he s1tlrl t.n t-he youn,ll'girl, let-t1-rl'I, Jlonl.s, whicli ba.d n ea-rly des· p•yiDg $12 50 H t h coast, going 'Qp the Skrena, river and side, with Jlowers and loops of ribbon gland employe ••tbPLnk you. You ba\·e Jnsr.don(-' :\•fada m e trored un iunocent ruan . fo_ a fairly clear trall for 150 set in under the oronn. At the mon th r ent, it is correct onlv in tJ,e Monistrol a great ser,•ice, a ud ahe will be "It wos clo!~erly arran.'led, " he sa.id, dollghted." higbest point in tbe h1ü there will cities, ancl even ther e, exce¡,t he s CHAPTER XI, wi.t.h cynirnl hoasting:. " U I ba.d 1rnc- m1 es. ceeded. [ l!honltl Lave k il1ed t wo hini'1 iscovery of gold in Omineca, caused stand a bunch of trimming flo wers or a lr.rge f,rnd ly, t,he oottuv mi!l VJ.1•,i·1 h,u, c~rtatnly cnm mltted A. ~reat pteoe with one i,;.tone-got rid of m y f rit-11d n eat ru sh northward from Cariboo loops of velvet . Yo u oan scarce]y ati\'e iB mauy inst ances cnn !/r-l :i n f in 1p r1uleuc1·. 11111, uevel'!beless, l had CHAPTER XII. Moni,..trol, whom I bate. a nd o f w hom I n 1 the coastinl870; 'óutwithoutmod- tilt tbe bat too moch, and the gi rl g-0011 t •neme,,t of fo ur ur füc r"''" s fo 11 111 l 1he w t<11k 1,11 iJ1t in t-he ,u1uo1·, the At aoon aswe were on the sidewaik, I am jt'1tlous, aud enrich ed t be w o wa.n J "T' h ;vrlr.auHc. appliancee the gravel WB.$ who wea.rs oue for the :firet time w i ll fur $40 per m on th. I u man.'° 01" t ) jolm, hy wbi ch ! li t· lllll1-r su lid ay.'l t.em of had but 006 idea.. lO\'f'.u 1 rli 1cult to work. When rlch cUggings d t: fe1 1sH c 1. u l d l11:1.-.\,a1tl-' re1l , To r11sh to the Rne dn R oi Dore a n d feel that she looks very rekiah indeed. ootton-fo,·tory vill oges oi RLc, e lb I t was ~Imple and terr!ble, cer tainly. I, 1~ \' o h lllt-e<' 1· , !1;-11\ set•n clearly where a,-rrest this Vlctor, the real c rimina.l , we.s w r e fo undin Cassiar, the crowds starn1 'Uufo1'l1111ut1·ly, my ladi'' observert M . Tailor CJoth S11ifs. la!J(l where tLe t eueruttn ts are O\~11.-<1 the 11 \ d i- Lkµ;t' I' i u t l1e dettctive force wae evideu t ly t he fir.<1t. t h in g t o be ¡Joue. T1 lcd t o the newer fle1d. During the Mechi111·t, ")·011 lo~t ;your wi1~ Ht tlie lu,;t In Paria sorne of the ,·er y fashion l<y tbe pro¡o,•tor o! thc will, ,., ,,., nierel.r ~1·0 ¡,lng: hL- wuy . A !ew w onl.~ fro m 1\f. Mecbiuet t ell c-i h t 7,ear s that followed, at least $1,nrnme11l, P1:ople are neYer thorough. It A:.o t lwr man w o uh ! hnve been jealous upon my en t husinsm lile.e a sh ower hatb. 00 ,000 in g-old was ta.ken from the Omi- able tailors are m•king lor t heir faü elea,1 dl'ielliugs are l~t fur $6 p, r wus t hl:l teft hand ot the body that you arnl l,01•11 e nte a grudge. Hewasnotone "Antl the Ja w," i:-aíd he. " \Vithnllt a n "ª h y m in ers satisfted with moderate customers very handsome t ailor - ruouth npil leas. lt ruu•t b,i 11 ,1u :1 dipp1•1l in the blood. ª of th11t M01·t . war rnm fro m t ite exam ining mn!{bte·at,, Viclorstarted up, re nrns. The general impression tha.t clotb skirts, t o be worn with lnce aud cbeaply cc,nstrndecl tenrwe ,t He th ou ght only of tuming m y lucky I can ,11J 1111tbiug. W e must t.o the Pa• •·,vh. l. he cried, uis that what be• th . digg-ing~ on the southern outskirts blon•es made over satin l,he colo, of wuicb renta i n Sontb as low ns ( 3 " di-,co \·e1·y t o a~cllnn t, nu tl as he said, i t lai 8 de .J m,tice.,: tra) t-d llH ti! " re sh a llow discouraged exploration the cloth skirt. A jewel"d belt and ruuuth. ought 11ot to be it1 1pos.sibl e now thMt tbe ''But we shall meet l\fa.dame Moniet rol, up, ,..ci .. ,·)y. in: til 1ast fall , and then, when the d is- dog collar to m at ch complet e tbe m~,.1:1 t.llm l:'fl upun a tlx1:11l fact . and U s be sees us s he will warn her ac· The SnutLern Fielc! clain.s t··et Tbe scunndrel raiaed b is arma t o W e t.h e1·1tfol'e enterad a nelghboring complioe." ,. ·eries wer e annormced, the season toilet, whiob is worn at Slllall dinners, the New E"glaud employe !."' Y• (G he1t'\'e1J, with a gesture ot. an unapp re• re..,trt !ll'Rllt to commlt 1:1.bout the matter •1B e i t so," replled l\f. Mecb inet, with h l advan ced too far :tor prospecting . ciat1 U geniu~. coneerts and the theat Pr . O,.her a ton fur conl Rl.ld $5 a cord for \W·uo 1 wl1i!1• hrea~ íuting. 111-dlsguised blf.tern ess, " be i t so. T he · or h uudreds ot. miles north of Omi· 1 "TIHtt comes o! being & ree.l artistl" h e tailors send hume a eloth skirt, "hereas, ('Oal aeai· t be s~Hhvurd Id 'l hi!:i was the s i a te of the problem, criminnl will e!lca pl', a nd· the form s o! a is n. vast expanse absolutely un• crh:<l. eleg t1ntly silk lined, wilh t "o 01· tbree ,al,[ for conshlerahly leso ti,,, t.. t which an hour lJefore had seemell iosol- la w will be fia.tis fiell , B ut I cito a.vert the h nwn f.o the white man. It 1ies be• Tl1en, eyeingnsfrom head to!oot with uble. d&oµ-er . ~"l' A.lk 011 , walk fastér. 11 t-n· en P cf'-Ce rfrer and tbe Yukon. A waists to wear with the •~irt-a din- fi i,;urn. and back i.u !he f. t cy a. pit,y1rw nir,Tle mlcled: lt wa.a proved that Monlstrol WRS in• And, in fn cf, th e h ope of success ga·ve 1 •·p ·r,· P .111·eau wa<J 1eft.. hA.Ddt>d. " ~·l y un cl er Lord A vonmore is spending phanons o n e , ]ike cbiffon m•er silk, vilh1ges, hur tl onk wood fur 1·011 .... -;_,i:. nocent. Why had he declared htmsel! birn t he spN~tl of u deer. Ou rea.chl ng tbe Tb1i l.'l'i:1dual's p1•ornpt rlett-ction wat 1-h ·wint er in Liard country, in ord er and two of satin brocnde, violet, ably lPss than $5 pei· cord, uod ¡¡ ut guiltyP Palaie d e Jus tic~, be wen t up tht! 1:1teep owiug t , :ni t-J'l'0riu the ex,uni1 a1 ion. fo he on h o.nd far thorough eX]_llorati on cer ise, or&nge yellow, or whatever wornl ns low Ri,1 i2. We thougbt we could p;neFs, but that ataircase leading to t be uwgl1,trnr.e 1s 'l'Jd,- lc·s<-:011 was not lost upan me, 1 of that section o'! the terra. incognitn col or is most becoming a 1d accords wns not the qnp,i.Ji on at p re?,:e11t,. . roolll.Bfourstepsa.t a tim e, au1l spu'.tkiup; If tbe Sou tbern workrntu:i, a i'l. r .fort u 111u 1• r 1·emem brred ít in ot be r very ,.-1 t"n t11e season opens. Between th e best wi t h t he color uf the ~loth ekirt. workiag in a cotton mi" Le r !• We were C'q 11n.ll .v :- nrp t] 1;tt i\lme. Moms• to tbe bea<l sheriff, 11~k e<l tf lh!• 11 rn1.1:is• drn1u,¡,1 ¡c Cil'enmstances. trol hRd not !-til'l'l'cl (1·0 111 h e r ho11se on trate whn h:trl ch,nge of the Uttleoldman Tl, n.ce an d Liard rivers the climnte is 'I'l1 e D o le1·0 sae ,rve. hom·s a. da.y, ' 1 picks up hiii wc:...J. ci.r.:~ Muubtrol was set at llber ty tbe ne:xt thij cveuing of tl 1e m n1·<1 1:r. Bn t, e,·ery• of the Bat'lart(llles was i n Id~ uffice. r• i::o r i¡:rnr ous and forbiddingns in the., clR-y. T he oeweE-t jackat sleer·e is aloooet. Le_rrks near ~y," h~ is mo~·e ~vr j1 t_f thing ¡11•ov('{l th H.t f; he h nd l11.,e n_fl 1' '1tre of 1 "Yes," r e p lied t. he- offict' t', "with a wit• ' \:on. T h e country is densely wood e d. When the m,igiRtrf\te reproaehed ht m tigh t ut the shoulder. Below tlw w,.,·k than be 1sgenerall_v giren cr•_1t tt, e,·en if she bA1l 11 ot advn,t.>d and nens-11, young lady dresstd in hlárk." l " l " ""l ere is a superabundance of timber fort!i1• fal"'e crrnfesi;;inn tba.t h1-tt1 exr,n..:,•d plnnned it, aud <:0 11~1·q11e1!tly was well 1 ''That' a undoubtedly1he, ' 1 s 1;1.id m yoom• r,,-. fuel nncl for building purposes. ::,ih oaldt'r it sets c•lose t o thEi nr m. TLis, iol', flud more Ro ~han. wou!J. le t-ti, j11st.io ton lel·rible error, he cou!d gt:t no acquaiu t ecl wil h t he Hss:1.ssrn. · pa.nion. whlle becomiug t o a plump gfrl, ¡8 tura]_ unde:· ti.ta cluuahcT cont1• ·10 • 8111'H\"t·l' t ~1•1·Jlt: r.ri e, Jarge and sma.U, is p1entifuL Who W llS th is n~s?t'-sln? ¡ Tben turnlngto 1,he offloer,heaon~lD.· 1 J.,.\: mv wife; I wa,nt.ert to RR.Criflc e It lB an rnsu!t to tbe New Eog-lr 1rt or n aturali st, sportsman a.nd pros• enongh to runke her tbin ftrmed A m · • •,, •hn m J\I o uii.trol'a dog tollowed ued· ' myst·Jf f.,, •·r; 1 IJelieved her flll1 !ty." r ; ttor. n o part of the unexplored world t er!Jood shudder. To mnke np the •· ploye to say tbat.watormelons n·1,l u !t chd its ow111:rs, s iuce he hart made it 1 " You know me. GJ,-& m& aome mat:eri• \.Vn'I ,..' 1 y? I wonlrl r-.1\ •·ttr it.follow him when be went to tL.e Batig• a]s to w l'i te n tew word1 toryou to t&keto deficiency if the n.rm be thin a sn:ai.Il (d,_¿r•~rnua are an unattaürn.hla lnxu1s SlJ, w t·!-oled, but acq11itt.1t<l h yt-he nolles. tbc magist ra~e." puft of culored cloth or l'Elvet can be t,, . 1m. Plump chi_cken~ are to l.e SftTil1! ,·or, 11at sent~nce<l Víctor to tht So it, Wl\s some one who wnsanintimate 'l 'il e offi ct;J r went away wi th the not e, g1,dl1·Y for 1 fe. set in upon tho upper shonlcler seam. Lau •t nlmost any lime m Ne-, E-ifrieud of the Mouist1·ol fi\m.i ly. n.nrl soo 11 r t' t urned t o tell ns tbat t he M. a11d :\1 nP. Mnnistrol How k eep • Tb" sleern is cut bel] nround tLe glan . nt from 10 to 16 cent p<-r He IDU$t llat e t il e h m,band, bow ever, mH..gh,trntc won ld see ua Jo N o. 9. wiul:' Hliop oí IJy 110 numns good 1·t'pnte at 1 8iuce be hRd com lii 1wd llll th e cil'cumTo l'eceivf:! M. Mee-h tuet he had bor • sh r t is tha t the head of the animal i 1: ~rrist, and can be e·robrol1lered witli .r J1miJ; andas for ns wate1·melon13 ero V inc¡,uui,H, Tlltir uncle's foi" nn e is etauces wlth i n re rn a l ~ki li t o tllrow sm,. rowecl t he office a r one ot b is collea ~ues, steel. Tbe ja,·kel is cut in fauciful c0ncerned, stenmers arriving at l'wso h cavy that were it placed at t h ~ squa.ndel'ed, and they ara in t1.l>ioot. pov• J)icio11 u p1m t he n nfort11 11a1e m nn. leaving Mme. Moulst rol tu hi.! own room desirru arouud the front no 1 may aleo vitleuco from the South every ot.l.i, r erty. cnf: of a n eck proportionate to t h e O n the othe t· hnn d , he rnn ~t. be ver y un drrtb ecareof bi~clerk . T HE END. <lny frequeutly bring 15,000 at oue 01 ension s of tha.t m ember in other be ewl,i·videred in steel. denr to tho wi!e, ¡;;i11ce, kno wi ag him , sbe "'Vlui. t Is i t P" he a sked, in a t one tha.t an mals, an almol3t incalculable nmou nt Hints 10 llousek~ll"pers. trip, nncl good, eonocl malons worfi wonhl n ot. gJvc him Up, 11nhesitatingly enabletl me to m ea,m re tbe gu l! t hat aep&Erron1 or lnexpe1·lenoe. of mnscuJar force would be nec essary T ry cleaning glaBs uf windows nnd s,,Jd at rotail in this city last aeaaon &acrill cing hijr hu$Laud. rat cd a rnugist rnte from a poor d eti,etlve. "DM ),'OU save unything out of th« to elevate nnd sustain it. The nlmos1 mÜT'Jrs with o. e-Joth mcistenecl in as 1ow as 10 CAnte each. ThenM . M echioet briefly n.nd c leal'l y relnted 'Wl'E'Ck?" ai;kecl t be frl(!lld. Oh ! tli e concl nsion wns reduaecl to a tbe s teps wt! bad ta ken, tbeir r esul tB a nd absen ce of a neck obviates the kerosene. Rub agaiu ,•ith newsTha aluudard of living among the uNorhi11.u. lo 1;¡1enk o(," rep lfed tht tol'multt. 'L'he Rs.<;a,<1~ in coulcl ouly be a our hopes. . (l' _i culty and the trunk senes as asub- papera. ho111.•!',t 111111 k rnpt gloomily. ' 'I loat hea.v• cot ton oper atives in New Englsnd is misl.'.' m l, le lirpocl'itl who ha ll abnaed t.he Neecl I say tha.t t he magistra.te dld nofl stJ ute. The uses and advant a g es of a il y h.Y 111y m1·11 folly." Ru b nrticles st.ined wil u egg s Clr mucb higher t han in t he South, and hu .~bnfül's >i ff,•cLltin uml confltleuce to appear to shara our b eliet, 1~ g neck, p eculiarly e.xemplificd in the " Htn,· i-.of' 41 wi11 the lo-v t· of th c w i~e. But since Monistro l con!es11es," he re• from bnki ng c ustar ds, etc., with salt. tbe reo.son why t he New Englanct gn aire, w hich contains only the same "\Viiy, 1 sett.lerl like R fool for (O cent! In s hor t, i\J 11J('. Mn11 i<; t ro l, bf' lyJng her peated with e.u obstinacy thu.t exaapera.ted 1 Tbe brown stains at once <'Orne off. opera tives object to a recluotion in a.nd ll'n1·nl"'cl 1 IJe DPXt tla.ythnt the credin mber of ver t ebral articulations as in repu ta.tion , u1ulonhlt·d !y h ntl a lovc1·, aud me. Grnsts sh .inH tLDd IJcn·y Rtains may tbei1· wn.geH is, t hat they are desirous tors wnuld h1n·e bt•en cmly too ~lt1.d to th eleph a n t , are in the latter supplied thia lov e1· w11s 11ec~~ .. :1rily 111 .., criminn l. Howevu, alter numerous explau&tio°", ha.ve got 30. 1 miglit jw;t ns well aa nol ?Y the t r unk or proboscis, by whlch h e be removed frvm cloth L, acalding oí mninlaicing this stand ard. If they D'ull of Ulis ct•1·t.1d 11t.y, I racla: d my hesaid : ha.ve m1:1.de it 20."-Bur<lette. 1 s enab led to ca-r r y food to bis mouth with boiling wn t er uefo,e an,1thing a,·e obliged to submit t o the 1·educhra.lu "" to dí sr;ovc1· so m•~ in ftt. 111 ble s u·ata" l will signa warrant ." an to clrink b y suction. This curious else is done to t!Jem. tion, it i• to be deplor ad, as il will be f<em t,b n t, wo t1ld enable us to rea.ch the O ucei n po~sE's~lon ot th ie fnd ispensn.ble ºLino ll}lOO Line. " or , conta.i ns n. vast number of musscon11d 1·el . d ocum eut, .M . M'1•c!Ji net went fl.WH.\' ¡;;o t'ast Meat may he k ept ewoot several koenly felt. by the tl'8desmen in Would•be Wag.to l\!iuister-"Th ey "This1 is the W A.y we oug ht to opera.te, 1 tbat I n ea1·lv fo ll as ] 1•ushl•cl <11,wn tl1e el variousl y interlace d; is extremel y <laye by covering it entirely witb general.--Pro.idence J olll"oa.l. you ministera call youraelvu t1hera oJ tbiuk ,· 1 RK i , I t o M. lHeclduet. 8 tairc!ise Q.ft~r him. .Afia-e.re JuJJ ~t:<:ould · ~e "ble ; endowed with the most exquis• milk. Sour milk or buttern>ilk ia sa men?" 1 "Matl n.rne !\Iuoist,ro! 1:t11d t he m urd erer n 't ha ve k ept u p with us. I douht ií Wf' t sen si bility and the utmost diversity good as sweel milk for $be purpooe. Minister-ºYea. '' FVRIUTUBE FOB 1.t.LE. must h·w o agreeti. t lttt 1 11 f:t'r tlie c l'ime were tuteen minutes i u going to t.l1e Rut! of motion, and compensa.tes amply for Wng-" \Vhat klnd o! kakle do 700 thM-' wonhl n11t sec- rt1rli r,:ht• r íor some du Roi-Dore. Tbe whiteat 1iooe lime, air-•lacked. Tkt •MW'e fllmittu• a t.be rftid•JL~ :N°•. t h absence of a Ion&' neck. -Phllauae1" time; this is tb e mo~t. e lE"mt•n tll r y prudBllt ,vhen we were once the-re, " Becare• mixed wilh the 11 hile of II e&'f 1111d ~ füd..J¡¡t l!rff.l íor WO. Call oa de hia PreH. ~ Mlniater-" Llne ttpon liot.''-Burlin¡r l...1ce. Bu t ere long the wonu u will g row fu.1 i'' satd M . .llechiuet.. And with the appliad to • eroku día rt ~ u ton ~!'te Pl·eea. :W::W, :rll:TlilUClN, ne Lltlle Old Man of t~e Bati[nolles, Fl:RRErfERIA Y MAQUINARIA. appl y to FOR TRE LADIES, BLOOD 'se·0e~ales APAR'I.'ADO 2. TT BEATS THEKLONDIKE. 11 1 1 cnlme~t nir in tlw Wflrld, he entered tbe 111tn·nw hall of the houtiebta.riug thíiuum• 11 ,l ¡' im pa t ient,snd wnnt to see her11ccnmp\lce. Let w,!';t•:J:ion n.Fpr nPar liertofnllwvhn e vtt rywhnP, n 1nl b1:fur1• forty-eigllt hom.s t beatft1frwil1 bt':.tlll)~d. 11 l\I. Mecld net, PA.lh,ed a moment before. 11 ~ en r ou. Cornt1 a loag, l htlt' 1ll<!H In 1Uournlng. .\c- P11rili11.1..!"I:\'. lw n-ns ío1·c<'d to co11!t'11I 1i:1,.·,1·ll' with arru11,o-rmt•111s Ior 1t1,\· pn!>:• ,ag<~ hnna•. whidi h(' dPcided shouhl lJP n111dl· h,v w:t,\· of England. lle would h111" done• lHOrP, a.nd Jll'(.>!--sed lipon lllf' nH1111•y. v. liil·h would ]laye lwen a wf'l• t•o1w· :1dditio 11 to rn,r r esourc<"!'l:. lrnd I not n-\Us(•d to ill('IT.J~,~ m,r obJigatiu11:-10 l1i111. "()l¡Ji¡zai-.ions!'' l1c ob;jl•t·t<>-cl. "Don· r :,;t•, · (ro lll' liad lcJ't lJ!;--: :;;111 g-t•on in g·ood li:n11b, f.1f tlir \\'C't'l,!-i rnssNI .i~ Jl1 n~:t,' g-ur•:-;! 1 shall 1·n·r ch.:.·ri:-b a µ-ran·ful l'nlH'lll· t,rant·1•. l li!-i 1,indn(•ss 11 tt.s 11uY:11',\ ing. !Ji;--: g,•111·1·n!--i1y nulimi1l•tl. u~ lrnd ob· t:iiot•d a n•ry i'air notion of my sknd1•r lo1·us¡:1·ds, ~111<1 gl.1d1,,- ,,·01dd han• t1i<l1•U 1t11· \(1 i..t•d; fonnne in Hn1zil. 11.111 1101 l h,· p!J,\ sil•i:111s i::1rongl,\ :1d...-i!-1•d :igniuf-l 1 t • AJn11·111·~trat,·,,íl~ \' 'QUntry lllCll . ill'r l':q,t,dn 1•:1~_\' in Ole l~uowJ;•tlgt' thn.l (. · "' \\'by _1J1 is hask? ·· n 11t Iros<' w it,h,11 t 1le hty . a>S he n dght havc obsc r n.•<l , 111. .E,en wlu:n 1bcy joiu<'d , t hii-, uf ti>rnoon. She':; ,, ith IH'r \ :\-1 i-s Lorm g-m ct 'eu 1 10 lt1n. \" 1, 1 t¡lad to ner \\'(' , 11111a a,1· íl" ~Líl 111 íl l¡C a ~~, 1 <.:11:hPm:h be.sidr me. n>ncJ.io111·,J h s appeared, an,l ,!ro¡,pnl u¡.,ou tlu· ~ good fi'llow." C'O°J.1':;;idf'lctl. --• • • • 1 g 1 .:.oll( ::i g'l 'O' \ In Ui.su..uce, <l:1tiOn!'; . E ~pe e 1•'l 1I•el a d Sl.rul!iug- iuto tlit• smoJ.:ing•room t.hal -J." P,: ·: l'. 1~!'Pll':P"i\a, , 11!a: 1, •=• . Monterreu Méx, -:-rr \\;\\\ t;\ H\HH\,~~~q;(~H ~~n ~\ H~~,";~"!\"~,l 'l\:"!'*'W' ~~~r,: $,:, *~!:'i. I • 1 ~ d 1 in • Tipa¡rafía ~el Comercia. grt•at {'[Jll•rlailll!lt'III frmu lla•ir MJIJII" \;·lu11 iuf,ermi1U·111 t.'CJll\'(•r:-;alion. 011e,~lie i:wn t :1 q u 1c l.;- µ J:11wt· A,11 !U,\' di t'N.' 110n. 1 ! J ,,d r' 1:i.J •=• -.• ,,,.i!iit~it, l;ttW~!ÜÜ!ti~!t~ti$t!Íi~tiJ!~ ( ª'"" ¡ r-vening, J fou nd olony ofthe City. Hidalgo Street -:-Monterey, Méx. 15 whorn 1 had st,ruc·k u¡, an H{'{¡uuintance in thé smoki11g;•1·n,1rn, crns:sul the clt•eJ,: to her clrnir, ami lHl!.:('d wit h her for ¡x•!·bn¡1!-i ac¡uan"'r uf .in lrnur. the l10\'Pl- luul bec-n rnudt" whi('h aíl· t't'Wat·d &'i'IDed curious rnougli, t houg! , a1 lltc tinH'' wP 1•nterNlintoit-\,ith t-he! ufmost l,!rndt,L 11 waí'l, in br ief. tha.r, in c•n.:-.e eilherhud <1ll urgentrequest to, 1.11.il,e of tbe o'i'her, nut1 tJa.. rPquest, w~ mnd1• hv lettt'r. 1-herP shouJd bé u.sed, eilhcr ,;s n siguatm·p. m: t1.ppe:ncf.ed 10· tite' ,\Tilt-1·'s nHllll', a symbol, o.. Gre-ek 'J'Jw tollu\Til!g' Uuy n pass.-.ng,.•r on th .! ~tNu111:·1· B,•douin, l l1~ou N1 upo n thc·. jTt>-!'-:-.t•l':-.. rai l nw ;1· ·I •· I l 1~ ., :dloat-, :11111 likt·l:. 1{l kcep afloat., wh.wh is Dlorc to the point." -·- brown cyes shatlcd O,r long lashe.:.:;. .As a. wholt; the fat·t..• Wi.lS :iltrn.ctivc, hut it was ao c•a::.i. task to class its de• t.'l'<'e of pulcltrituch• . . \l>solutl! b1·.1uty l'~'.~~;~~-Owg':~:~~~J~~~~:; Jhe. BY WllllJI.Rfw'I T , ,tiICtlOúS. ---- D. LAGRANGE. •·~ ot, p la,r i ag, (Oh?" srwl he . 1 ·Don't you atlntirc 1 he sport.'?' ' •·.Xot p a rlicula.J'ly," I answe.red. ".\n: l'l'n ....::-; wít.h thre.:.• düi"' ntngvd vertically' to tbr rig-ht.of il. J'f•rhu~:; it. wa.sPen•z· <'ll l"!H'!'- 1Jtt>:-s :i~ '1 ,, rn1l,ed o ver the tna.1 ln ng h , ..lm t I'd rat.h.er lo someth..iug t ~r "hit•h p1·~,-~1111~fl DH' fron1 appre willl" ('ia1i11g- iL-.!-!iran;:!Tllt's.s;. •\ littlexetlet~--: d !'.e j ust n ow." ··Smoke, for ins tan<:€'?" I E-;11gg1•.:;1t•(l. 1in11 rnig-111 li<tH' tH'!'::-11a.:-lnl m e- tbat we' '.Not exa e1ly," he f:lnsw~•rt'ti. wirh ft \\"l'l'e wa..-;.ting <n11· Ur,•nth, i'or it WAl~inv. difii(-u!t to nndt-n;t/J.n<l lu,w r, in rn ~· !-:'(~rt oJ en1liaJT:JSimt>-nt in hi;; "By tJ1r w a_,-, woultln't yo u JjJ,;y to wet"l ¡io1·c•r1.,· :11111 pnwt•rl1•i-sHt~s,.,, couht en•r ,lid 011~ who 1x1::;:=ci•,.;s1·d ~ rnuch oí th t'. .) ou r fair compa t.riot ·:" rt·:-:011n·t·s I lad,:ed: V11-, uude r t he in• " \\'ho isohe~ l hausup¡,0$e:l m;sel, 11 fln('nrl' of my f'.dt·1uJ":,. !.."1·:1n~ face a n t , .,. t he o nJ.r ); o r th _\mer1ca.n 0111 w1)nh. u plt>;l~rt.• to h1~~I his call wu gin•n :us solt mnly a;:; if t he al!ianc •~ ''.·,'; ~: Dorothy Gray. Tr you hapw1•ri• 01w (Ir 1·q11.1l!:-. ,l..'n ed to notice , rou f.aw me t.a!k ing to ••.Copyright. 1895, t,y J. B. Lippincott Comp.nny.•• fü,oairs neatly d onr. ---- ---- ---- ~lu.:-ck::,, t'\CD ns ~lw :.-;at watc•hmg lh,, "l!rt, Tl.ie, eyes gaw ht:r slr011g•·~t clairn 1r, be-a.uty. Th,ey 1H'l'(" eleur, dark· we at'C' t.o ohtuin it-, or what t.he- hlstor,\· tlg-1·et'lllt."Dt det1ce. In the larga mercantila houses of Germn-ny it is a rule to answer all cunespondence iu the saru e leng uage 88 thRt in wbich communi.ce.tions r eceived are wtitten. Cle rks coa. ver sa.nt with the vario us toog ues are specially emploJ ed far that purpose. ,vould it not be adviílable for Amer· ican ma.nufacturers and merchante seeking t o d evolop tra.de with the Spanísb-apea k ing countri es to pm·aue tbis cout'F.JE:17 If tb e l etters aent to Mexico. Central and Sout b A mer ica are written in Spnish they will gst mucb closer attention th flu if the re- FURNITURE ANO HOUSEHOLD GOODS k,:,;t pleu:;unt Tht· f::t~{• was inl•Jincd t,, paltot::-:s, n•llp1·1.•d li_y a fai11!, ilil·ker~ iw~· t:olor wl1icil t..'/J!h~ anU WPnt 011 ht•r Gor1 k nmYs ho,\· o-f t.he nf'~t frw ye:11,-; will be." 11(•íon• WC' SPJ~trate<l for 1he uight. ari Spanish-Am<'l'lcsa11 Corres1,on- Cu lle de .Morolos No. 50, MonLerey, N. L., dealel' in all kinda of :t. decplyl ,rn•J :;;;!~ih!C' gon:·rnment. Telepho11e 'lliT PAUL NEBELUNG .. ,n•rp set, in a llne ,\ hich indicatetl no ~tu•;< or flrmncss. lt '\Ta,s not a ~·tubhrll·n 1nouth, hOW('\·e1·, cYe-n when tbc t.:.i0H.gbts o! its 111i~u·e:!'ts st-euu•d tti IJc energy in tra 1uping th,.l·<.>Ugh salt bogs. A man who s~ttled there might feel, tolerabiy cerhrin. that they ,vou ld nor att.ernpt to intrude upon him." t\" e were sil.en t for a time, bu t a "b 1ength I asked whether he might no1 ...-üüt tlle United St.a.t.e-s. 11 It is hardly 011 the car(ht, 11 h e &ll· swered. •·1t iR not probable thatI shal! quit nrazil for wme time 1.o oome. l lun-e jnterests to be guanletl w hich wou.Jd suffer in my ab!-it•nce. 'l'he cou J1trv is on the eve of a revolution¡ tlw eu~1pire is cloowed, and its fall rannot hf" lo11g delayed. l'uder th.e surfacc 1J1ere are p1otJi: and ('Onnterplots. J l1n,·e ::;trinin 10 k("'ep clear of them, atUI ha~e f:nC1·~eded, so far i1s actin~ participation is concerned; but I ha,~e llu11 lrnowlf'ilge a numbel' of t,hC'm, uud ot my l'losest friends ru:e ítivoln>-d. The 11ation's ueetl is :1. stl'ong. ,,f f>o~I office Box IH. and carried lic-rself so erecHy as to ap• pea..1• taller than ..,;h<' r<"ully was, her 1,e:ght b(-'ing, in fou. lrnt n tri.O e ahon' tli1_• avC'rogc of 11c·r ~ex. Jlf'r forciJ.¡•ü-d ¡ 1 1• 11 ;¡:;.:;;~;.: : tlu 1 1 u., sfa-1 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Times Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano editado en inglés por Santiago Walker a finales del Siglo XIX. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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