Whiting Telephone from Whiting, Kansas • 1

NO. 3. WHITING, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1878. VOL- 1 aa.d all t3ad tav to vou for each pound lent, not ten fr tended. I knew mat ne jnau gc-u.

wu. "For five hundred," said Westj hesitat- 11 BUSINESS CARDS. Bernard seized each a hand of the mys-j The 1'ortland 1'ress Knows a ijr terious man beside thcui, who silently is a jack-a of all trades, drawing the two hands together and unit- gmarj' Bchoolboy says it takes thirteen lng them iu his own, said gently Ixve IeUer8 to cow, and proves it thui: one another you will, my young friends t.See 0 double you." ingly "that is, it 1 borrow twenty but one hundred-p-in all one tnou- neart neneaiu nit sand pounds Grant that it be but a Ou I you arc oot the only, one, doubtless, "One hundred," replied tne usurei, NETAWAKA. chance upon the one hand, yet upon the whom he has tuus serveui sharply. "Men who lend money uu uut wt Hid not discourasre the illusion.

other, how small is the risk; and then, to The Usurer's Gift. A few months ago in London an old man sat in a large paneled room in one of the streets near Soho square. Everything in the apartment was brown with age and neglect. Nothing more superlatively din-gycciild well be imagined. The leathern covers of the chairs were white and glos- vet sDare at times a kind thoughtior 5ETAWAKA, KAN.

of thd speak agriculturists save human life is that not something in Scientific TITr at JLaw, Keal Nay, the enthusiasm of the charming woman before him was contagious. run risks." You may die, and tour out oi five insurance offices may fail; But the chances are that the fifth would pay." MAI lAruJ where" "fruit belt" of the South, is the scale?" And the stranger laughed at cr count- and adjoin; old wandering poet! Not a word! I understand you though you do not understand yourselves. It is as easy to under these last words with a bitter gaiety that green apples strike the small boy. Tint st Sa nnt Hkelv beiran Bernara ties. caused a strange thrill to creep along "the Attention is invited by the Courier Jonf stand a fortune as to give it.

Physician and Surgeon edges the carpet was almost of West, amazed at this outrageous display of caution. PADDOCK. nerves of the usurer. And was the prophecy realized? "s3' nal to the fact that "if anybody finds eight General prac tioner, li-ye auu TTnwftver. the lender of srold shrugged Chronic disease a specialty "I do not say it is likely," snarled the cents, they are Mr.

Kast's. a curious reader. But no answer Is needed, for if the prophecy, were falsei why re "Thinks to your father's disinterested he resumed, "I am now to comparatively prosperous circumstances. I came not merely to discharge a debt, her lieve me; it is no common gratitude I feel! Doubtless you inherit all your father's wealth doubtless it fs but little service I can ever hope to render you. Yet I will Venture to entreat you "never to forget that you possess one friend of absolute de has Mrs.

Forturie, of Halifax, a uniform tint, notwithstanding us original gaudy contrasts; there were absurd old engravings on the walls relics-of the infancy of the art and curtains to the windows which the smoke of years had usurer, with a contemptuous sort ot pity for his dullness of apprehension. "I say giveii "Miss birth to twins girls. Of course, cord And pray who was the stranger, after all too curious reader, it is one fillip und like to be on the sate Fortunes never come singly Girls, never marry a man who drinks. thing to tell stories and another to com mit breaches of confidence. It to JVJJjm uv side." "Weil and how is the affair to be arranged?" darkened from a delicate tawn to a musiy chocolate color.

In the centre of the his shoulders without, relaxing his habitual impassibility of manner. He did not speak. Possibly theidea occurred to him that his strange client meditated some act of violence upoh himself or his strong box. But this idea speedily as the stranger, relapsing suddenly into silence and conventional behavior, removed his hand from the usurer's shoulder and strode rapidly but calmly from the apart able prices. Store over the hardware.

kt annoys liim terribly to have a female 1 1. i 1- a tmA llO imUff room, and, as it were, the sum of this dir-etnod an office table of more votion, ready at all times to sacrihce Himself in every way to your wishes and to "Your security, who of course must be Home Convert atioaal is no nation more fluent in con a nnrunn known to have Dl'OOel'tV. Will modern manufacture, at which was seated comfort home for the weary traveler. your happiness, West paused abruptly, jfor the singular vcrsation than the American. The French the old man alluded to.

sole lord and mast Smelling Ills uicatu cicij thKfeoa6- New York has just discovered that one of her restaurant keepers is a Baron, and his nose doesn't look half as red as it did when he waupposed td be simply loaf- give a bond guaranteeing the regular in- terest and premium that is all." West reflected for some minutes in si are more voluble, perhaps, their language er of the dismal domicile. He was by expression of the young Jlady teatures MFTAWAKA LIVERY STABLE FKAKK UOLT1IAM, l'rop Mrt clafa tum-onts farsished for Weddings funerals? paUenger conveyed to and from the country. filled him with astonishment. ment. The door closed behind the ruined man, and the usurer drew a long breathy while profession a money-lender.

His age might be from sixty to sixty-five years his tace lence. The faint expression of hope that permitting greater rapidity of pronunciation than the English. One. trouble with us is, each one likes to do all the talking, therefore Americans are not good listen- had for an instant lighted up his ceunte- was long, and his features seemed carved "You do not know then?" she began. "Know what I am an unnatural child she completed, with a crimson blush, turning nr vellow sandstone, so WETAWAKA HARNESS SHOT "TKo old brok- destitute were they of mobility; his eyes nauce vanished.

He understood the mon- ey-lender and his proposition. A sufficiently clear rememberance of the tables of life insurance which he had seen, enabled awav her head as she spoke, and covering his busy brows were contracted in a sort of agony of doubt and irresolute purpose. Meanwhile Bernard West paused for an instant on the threshold of the outer door, as if undecided which road to take. In truth, all roads were much alike to him at that mnmp.nr. Some cause, too subtle No gentleman who has any respect for himself or others will sit in the hGiis4 with his baton.

It is a mark of ignorance, as well as an insult to those who are in the room. were of a cold pale steel color, but his brows were black and tufted, like a grim Bt so low a price you would actually be astonish-ed. Ifyouhavean ers. iut mere taiaiug 13 uoi action. In almost all home circles there is much talking done during the day, but we fear there are few who do notreserye their most brilliant conversational powers for other assemblages than the home group.

her face with her hands; "that I am without fortune or relations; that my father died intestate; that the heir-at-law, who old owl a long, aquiline nose, a thin and him to see that the interest and premium together would amount to nearly twenty a compressed mouth, and a vast double that neeas repunug. wlicit a con to be seized by the mental analyst, deter- lives abroad, and without whose permis- per and that the bond engaged his security to pay an annuity for his (West's) in a voluminous white necK-cloth of more than one day's wear, com Many a father comes home tired; he The new style of dresses for the strtet have at last reached this city, and jwe saw this morning an elegantly dressed young onH fir- A A NTEE dlUU uumiug Netawaka, Kan. wm-root, ima work ml hard and talked a exeat deal. i twill pleted the portrait. Nor did the expres life to that amount.

It is true that, lull oi energy and hope, he felt no doubt of his mined his lie turned to me ngui and strode rapidly onward. He felt already like one of the dead, to told amusing anecdotes, and -displayed Oome in out of the wet sion of his countenance undergo any perceptible change as, after a timid knock, capacity to meet the payments regularly IS saiU Oe a uesruca take all my father leaves; that I bnve but one more week given fme to vacate this house by the landlord; in short, that I if not starve: thatin it is true that, monstrous as were the terms much wit. He has come home to rest, ne takes out his paper and is soon oblivious to everything around him. Wife the door opened, and a young man enter lady who had the use of both hands while walking. Whiteside, IUJ Herald.

A beautiful widow of Newport R. I having let her chalet for the season, was asked what induced her to desert such a charming retreat. "'Too much balcony and he would have accepted eagerly still hard cle for about tne same M.rtnf;e only the We always aim to both fit" aud join whom he was hurrying headlong. He looked neither to the right nor to the left; and before him was a mist in which the phantoms ot his imagination disported themselves to the exclusion of all other visible objects. Nothing earthly had any further interest for him.

He did not even hear the steps of some one running would like to tell him many of the little harassing afflictions of the day, and would like to hear of some of his interest very beet oi ieai ucr ouu Wt-Repairing neatly and promptlydone. Setawaka, Kansas. ed of singularly interesting appearance. The new comer was well-dressed, though clothes were none of the newest, and'had the air of a man accustomed to society. His pale brow was marked with those long horizontal lines of which U1U3V TWXW a a word, I am a beggar And the por girl sobbed convulsively, while Bernard West, on whom this speech acted as some terrible hurricane upon the trees of a tropical forest, tearing up as it were, by the er ones had it simply depended on his own decisions.

But where find or how ask a friend to become his bondsman He ran over in despair the scanty list of acquaintances whom his poverty had not already caused to forget him. He felt that the thing was impossible. There was ing experiences, but if he were a deaf mute he could not be more silent, only An occasional grunt answering her many at- too little Romeo," was her reply. At a wedding when the clergyman asked the lady, "Wilt thou have this man for thy wedded husband?" she; with a modesty which lent her beauty an additional grace, replied, "if you please." roots all the terrible stoicism of his nat- time is rarely the artist. His dark, deep- behind him, nor hear the voice which call piatiorm ni-p and rousins hopes and dreams which tempts at conversation, and the children.

set gray eyes flashed with a painful bright ..,1 h.mfnotnn- hilt 1113 COUrse waa or Top at my shop as cheaply 3-ou can Machine made Work. You can do andean also have your old wagon Repaired in at reasonable B2 ness- his long chestnut hair, damp wiui more effectually arrested by the firm he had long banished to the deepest and expectin-r the good-night kiss, and often h.nH whtaii seized him most hoDeless abyss of his soul while not getting even that, are scarcely noticed. soon I Jl .3 ucu, I I a -1 perspiration, clung in narrow strips to his forehead his whole manner implied the grasp New York artists are discouraged. neat manner on euurt 1 ..1 ronoot uontnrpii to iaKC ner i Knrii a iinme. wncmsr me auuuc a 1 nemaiu.

i i There was a tiuiewbefl they could pour- not one he could think of who would have even dreamed of entering into such a compact. He turned desperately to the money-lender: "I have no friend," he said, "of whom I could or would ask such a service. If had I should not be here. Are there no calm her painful ag-1 wealth or otherwise, cannot be a healthy If you want a rsew If you want repairing done, Come and see me. man who had made up bis mind to some nres me.

He turned fiercely, around, ne was in itation. by such suggestions as immediate- extraordinary course, from which no wavering or weakness on his part was likely to turn him aside, whatever the opposition have also a Paint Shop ana soucii. and wagon painting, EK Netawaka, Kan. no humor for the converse of casual ac- My occurred to his mmu. 1 tua first r.isK.A he said, "mr dear molasses and Venetian red over canvass and sell it at the West for a landscape, but the west has learned how to do it, and makes her own painting Bob.

Ingersoll sa vs, if you want to make" or a happy one. As a parallel, draw around the evening lamp of anottor home circle. The father tells the anecdotes from the paper as be reads them; the mother laughs her sweet, low laugh, and terms, however high, on which you can quaintances. Nor was it any conviviai-ist of happier days whose face now greet of others might compel him to abandon MUSCOTAII. determine.

Bending his tall figure "i 1 lend me even the most trifling sum, tor which I myself alone need be responsi tliH children burst into merry ha! ha's! a man really happy, give him a forty-acre slightly, he addressed the mony-ieuuei ble?" USCOTAH HOUSE in a tone of constrained calmness: Dk. BADGER Prop Miss Brace, I came to repay to you your father's generous gift." It belongs to his legal heirs; 1 cannot receive it with honor," said the money lender's daughter, firmly. "Not so," replied West, gravely "it was a free gift to me. I repay it by a natural, not a legar obligation; and he laid the well kept. "None," replied the usurer, already This house is pleasantly located and kL8 Ld.

and is the oldest hotel ed him; it was the old money-lender, who in a voice husky with loss of breath, or possibly emotion, said, thrusting a couple of twenty pound bank notes into West's hand: "Here, take these notes. Take them, I say!" he repeated, as the young man, diz "You lend money, I believe?" "Sometimes on good security Replied commencing his letter. To watch them as they ask questions, and listen to the answers and patient explanations, the wonderment, interest, and thought imprinted on their young faces, is a picture for an artist. The" home edu "I will give you thirty per cent' ETERT aitenuou win S'" Sample Rooms for coram ercial S-Livery and feed stable conection the usurer, indifferently, forming a criti field and a cottage with lattice work over -the windows, so the sun will fall eltceker-ed onthe baby in the cradle. There millions in it." An old man had two sons, the one is a minister and the other a doctor, ne was very proud of them, and once said to a cal summary of his visitor cosiuaie i cation is a heritage more valuable than nd notes upon the tame.

sjltince. Next he resumed, "I have to pay a debt iani or money; and one beautiful recom- The stransrer hesitated; there was a dis attention ison and aajoiniu wmx. r- cnjidren fhmnic diseases and diseases 01 cuuu.it of gratitude. I owe my life to your lain- pense in life is, that.m mating outers couraging sort of coldness in the mode of zy with amazement, stammerea oui: "You accept, then, my terms "No," growled the usurer, "I give them to you. Do you understand I say I o-ive them to you.

I am an old man. I Office Callori building First street. trieud, "Had I kent ane of my sons wasr gaan to be a medical man and the ither a er. Thus in a manner I have become ins happy we bring happiness to oureives. hlS delivering this answer that seemed to pre- Parents who practice self-denial, ana en iude his proposition.

JNevenueiess, uu clergyman, I would never hae haen Jenny1 "Impossible." "Fitly?" The usurer shook his head impatiently. "A hundred cent per cent?" "No!" The strange seeker of loans at length arose to depart. He reached the door. Suddenly he turned back, his eyes blazing with the sombre radiance of despair. He strode to the table and planted himself with arms folded, immediately in front of the usurer.

"Mark me!" said West, in a tone of sup ESTUCKT HOrSE. deavor by cheerful conversation and play- adopted son. Thus," he continued, nn petuously, "I have a right to say to you, regard me as a brother, share the produce Cesh for their mother!" meal resumed with an etlort, 1 saw your advertisement in the paper." The usurer A clean bed -1" jrgAHOMEFOR AIJJ3 w- runner me naonv did not even nod iu answer to- this pre Ul thought that I am serving the child of my ful wit to enliven home-life, will reap a rich reward in the better thoughts and nobler actions of their children, and will experience the truest and best contentment themselves. lude. He sat bolt upright in his chair, TfRiR'NT'ETt.

Mtjscotah, Kansas. benefactor! To disdain my gratitude waiting further information. "I am, as coo iiv- Hipsa nantirs. entitled to An old Scotchman, on marrying a very young wife, was rallied by a friend on the inequality of their ages. "She will be near me," he ieplied "to close my cen." "Weel remarked another of the parry, "I've had twa wives, and they opened my never gave away a shilling before in my life.

Repay me if you will when and how it pleases you. I have no security; I ask no acknowledgement; I want none; 1 do not count upon it. It is and the usurer pronounced the last words with an effort that was heroic from the evident self-mastery which it cost him. "There! Go! go!" he resumed; "and take an old advice. Make money at all haz- PRACTICAL BLACKSMITH AND All nrt fnaraiiteed.

Small prot would be a cruel insult" "1 cannot disdain it!" exclaimed, the WC1 mil x- i rM Tma dtish Wagons ironed, Reapers some property reversion." menJIed and all kinds of Jobbing done. daughter of the usurer with a sudden im- od out his hand for lmorant is 1 UV LI The worst enemy of the -CTSTTPVMTST TAT, HOTEL, pulse of that sublime confidence which a noble and generous soul can alone inspire. the papers, which he looted over raiaui- lirht. It we could get them all into one I SIl SCOTAH, KAX ly with the same implacable tranquility, rr rvi.i rmitnrp Poor table. Pan while his visitor entered into explanations it'ndav morning Room en ongh in the een!" It is told of an Advent brother in West-field, who recently caught a man stealing meat from his market, that in reply to his plea to be let Ot and his decla ration that, God helping him, he would old pressed passion, like the hollow murmur of the sea before a storm.

"It is a Jques-tion of life or death with me to get money before sunset. Lend me only 20 and within twelve months I will Prepay you 100. I will give you every power which the law can give one man over another, and I will pledge my honor, which never yet was questioned, to the bargain!" The usurer almost smiled, so strangely as to their substance. old bam in the rear the pings Same old iandlord ROACH Piu-i. ards and never lend except on good sccur- "Yes, I accept your place and illuminate them, they wouiu ity Remember that." The old man gent- The face of Bernard brightened up as if hide foreVer after where no more light ly pushed West away, and all hatless and by an electric agent.

But how were the coltld ever again reach them. It only slippered as he was, ran back muttering two-children of sorrow confounded by the light to send Tweed and many nMnei of his mys- sowrv that thev were no longer alone, him to prison, and it only needs CENTRALIA. terious zenerosity fixed like a statue of aad that their conversation had been heard morc ligllt to gena a thousand more to k. or. utter stransrer.

wno, teaniug Atrnrnfivana tomwenui prison -also. uki saiu cictinuu, there be light," and light was. There was sarcastic was the contraction of then- in thR TTnited tiiA wall at the further end of the mora ST law. nui r- ir. at lav States.

Ofliice at uenirana, mu5. no more darkness then, aud there will 1 be no more darkness now, if we cad get more dumb amazement in the center 01 me pavement. About three months had elapsed, when Bernard West once more knocked at the door of the money-lender. "Is Mr. Brace at home he inquired near the door, appeared to survey tnem with an utter indifference to the propriety of such bshveior! Once only the money lender peered over the top of the document he was scanning, and said gruffly: "Your name, sir, is Bernard West?" "It is," replied the stranger, mechanically taking up a newspaper, in which the first thing which caught his eye was the advertisement alluded to, which ran thus "Money to any amount advanced immediately on every description of security, real or personal.

Apply between the hours of ten and five, to Mr. John Brace, street, Soho square." After a brief interval of silence the us- never steal again, iuc uanuu helping you! Why, you scoundrel, if 1 hadn't caught you stealing you never" would have known there was a God," Opera airs in church are out of That's the organ," said the mother to hetf child, who was at chdrcli for the first time, "The organ? But where is the monkey, asked the child. Then when CENTRALIA HOUSE I V. BROCK. PHOP.

light on what is obscurely seen or known. "I wish some Senator would shed a lit- features, as he listened to these words. "I do not question your honor, he said icily, "but honor has nothing to do with business. As for the law there is an old axiom which says, 'Out of nothing comes Bernard West regarded the cold, rocky i iv -nil Mir A neat, room A He was a man of between iony ana my The place on the hill. was a re- vears a creat beard and a mustache con- tl more iiht on this subject, cloan bed A square meai.

cheerfully. Washington. Oh! if vou please, sir, they buried him cealed the lower part 01 a swarmy cent rcmark in congress in r. BUBBIN HOUSE, a handsome countenance of rare dignity and The speaker did not know that he had re- yesterday," replied the servant, wiiu lyl The commercial man's home The land seekers home The tourists home peated the wish of all the ages. the last air from ue las opera through the building, the moiher whispered as she looked at the organist, can severity of outline.

His dress was uueriy vast mantle with a hood kvbrtbody's home. vv Jic -lubh look of curiously attected solemnity. "Buried him!" cried the visitor, with sincere disappointment and grief in his tone. UU-flUglu. foil nearlv to the ground, and he wore urer methodically rearranged the papers and returned them to the stranger.

"They see him dear, but you cant." huge courier boots, which: were still LIVERY FEED STABLE, On the hill, Centralia, Kansas. a a Passengers conveyed to any face and the passionless mourn irom which these words proceeded with that stinging wiath a man feels who has humiliated himself in vain. Nevertheless he clung to the old flinty usurer as the last rock in a deluge, and a sense of savage recklessness came over him when he advanced yet closer to the living cash-box wnrp liim while the latter shrank half are of no he said, "no use whatever His great. Young housekeeper: "I am afraid 1 "Yes, sir; perhaps you would like to 1 splashed as from a journey. There is light enough.

We need no more. But we need more men who will not persist in going around in this midday of civilization with their eyes shut, declaring it is midnight. We need more who are willing to come out into the bright sunshine, and let the world see ex-antlir how thev really look. We all like the reversion is merely contingent. 1 ou BROCK Prop.

dark eye rested with an expression cf roy- those soles 1 bought 01 pa jewcruaj part of the country see Miss Brace, if it's anything very par have no available security to offer i vr.Avolfinee uoon the two young i'- were not tresh. Aly nusuaua saiu iucj ticular?" 1 Wlt.1l fidr Could you not advance something up- not nice at all" isnguion not nice jm. jjnguiwu Of Mc CUBBIN'S LIVERY. Passengers conveyed to any part the country. "I should, indeed," said West; "ana pie, towards wnom ne uau wlifn she knows the cause of my visit I a courteous inclination that, as if magnet- on these expectations not even a sman were man "Well, marm, that be your fault-it bean't mine.

I've offered 'em yer evrey da this week, and you might a ad cni terrified before the burning gaze 01 his intrusion." inallv. repressed Bernard's first indignant mea iter if they remain quiet sum?" "Not a farthing," said the money-lend visitor's dilated The servant gave an odd look, whose impulse. Jtis quite repulsive, when they persist iu he said in a miia raying his nana ou uiuujr was unable to divine, am heir-at-law." iy OH AX 1U1 tvet- j. a i SLATER REDING BEAL ESTATE AGEKTS- CEISTBA1.1A, (wttinr nn nut Pl-Xnmr- er. in the sunlight 0 I a-TT-ii iwarinar in DUbliC.

But Is there no way of raising fifty, thirty Kansas'. of Forfarshire Er 3 In a rural district iarity that insisted upon and commanded as sue of hflntB nunnHi?" sHid the stranger we are always certain never to meet dead man. They hate itt searchin raya it young ploughman once went courting on attention to his words, West spoke wuu a Ant the Th.n Rir." said Bernard, "I We have lor cue imvm i-. tH oi a 1 .1 NumahA nun Hdiuiuuii: wuumd auAiuiui i wist enierea uiuiuiy, it 1 1 "Trust; absolutely!" interrupted quick- reveals tueir condition. sudden clearness anu vi fhonfrli his and can offer as greaimuuceiuciiLD drowning man grasping aiaeuaw.

a a 1 rlallAQlV fT Hill" 1 1- M. 1 II UtCCU.auft child- that made nis wows heir. "My tinctness of utterance Live men love light. In it they are sure "There is a way," saiu tne usurer, cai 1 hnrarmir wii.ii ucaug i i Lilt. neari.

was iuxwb i -j I will mpoivnl 1 nn Tin. Tr-11 icnow WUU mu i yet more appalling in their solemn "Old man. I am desperate; I WETMORE. lessly. West in his turn was siieui, awa.ii- under the shock just in his a oaturuay nigwu brain for some intetcsttrig topic; he coM call up no subject at all suitable tor the occasion not one sentence could he utter, and for two long hours sat on in despair.

The girl hcrselt was equally silent; she nn doubt remembered the teaching of the who oil rnn. I am a monster ag the explanation ot his companion. continued the lat- ruined. It is but a few months since my WTJTETMORE HOTJSE. Prop.

to meet other live men, and it is good company. Let us open the doors and windows of our schools and let the blessed light in. It will search out all shams and wbwebs, all dust and moldiness, and let ti.a rri.i bar pxartlv in what condition 1 1 I r- ,1 mo nntnnlv nAnnilfHSL rn and make thope who stop with him so youth preferred Jbcauty to ambition, and glory to gold. For ten years after attaining manhood I struggled on, an outcast from mv family, in poverty aud humilia A beautiful and proud looking girl of nineteen or twenty years rose to meet him. Her large blue eyes, which bore traces of many and recent tears, worked strangely upon his feelings, already sufficiently ex- Passen- ter with a sinister impatience, uegiuuiug iainer uieu, icaviu5 to arrant his writing materials for a let- but encircled by petty obligations -which well pleased that they will come again, gers conveyed to any part of the country.

old Scotch song, Men maun be the first ter. LUV -A rm. o.McCBEERY. Justice of tot ri sack, ho rf. an a rnllectine Ascnt.

win ai- said the "I will give any r. thrnrhnnt Nemaha and ad- offir-A the oost office, Wet- tion, without friend and often without bread. At the end of five more years I was a great man, and those who had and starved and scorned me came young man, eagerly. "My prospects are we are. We want to open all the books in our schools and let the light pour in upon their pages.

It will be astonishing how many things we shall find out there, we have cramped every movement I wouia have made. I have had no time, no to make an effort such as my position requires. This day I have spent my last shilling. I am too proud to beg, and to borrow is to beg when a man is known to lie in real distress. Within oue hour from JUlUlUg wuuuwi, more, Etn.

HfTT A "I came," he said, in his deep musical voice, "to repay a noble service. Will you permit me to share a grief for the ia nf one to whom I owe my li fe yes, jood. I can 'Get a friend to be security for the pay. 'Will practice hie profession in Nemaha invn and worship. But the beau- never saw oeiore.

a I VP avr ment of the interest!" and adioinmgcounties. I n-aa rlriat and the flrO of 1 flnr nrmr to speak," and she sat patiently regarding him with demure surprise; At last John suddenly exclaimed, "Jenny, there's a feather on yer apron!" "I widna ha'e wondered if had been twi!" replied Jenny, -for I've been sittin aside a goose a'nichL" When yon subscribe for a city ppr" yo always send your money in advaec. When vou take your home paper yon "Of the interest and principal, you mi? lif!" West nausea, ana 1 ty i uaa aaorev 1 01 euucaiwu more than my liiei Quenched in the bitter wat- of color down South this time I shall Jbe beyond all the tor WHITING. 9" mean strove vain I tPnr ten vears since 1 have 1 mr. our eouallv uoor nf RP.ienCe.

era rr ti.o interest onlv and the life in- mt I UCCU Ik m. checked his utterance HITINGTJiyERy, a slifflit I I a wandervd over the earth. I am rich nroaltll i boundless, for MV father rendered you children of no color up North. All hail, blessed light! Let it come in! tures of a life which for my own sake 1 care but little to preserve. And yet 1 have spent my youth in accumulating treasures which but a brief space might -m.

1 j. j) 1 su ranee, auucu mo uoui, ,1: New baggiel Aisonablerates. peculiarity of intonation that might have Good horse. said th young lady with involuntary interest the noble Coun- iuuy oaj "jr havebut to shake a few fancies from this brain, to trace a few ciphers with this "Now, sir, are you wi'litto Uk-Ms escaped the notice 01 one wuu u. were less exalted in their sensitive power narnoM -which, though sun HITINGHOTJSK.

have rendered productive; 01 ueucm man, and of profit to myself. My father's I A at mv nm- leuauvn vi 1 j- suffering, was ao baud, aha rncy uecouic lady to te your wedded wrt?" Bride-eroom "What doyou mean by willing ti 1 rr li-V jfe K1TL.I.. Proprietora. bore traces of great tutia. mMMi and niv own have vanisnea Tin' newlr famished.

Ewry thing neat at his inter- mand. Yet mark my worus, "'j I 21 Ik a rrrrct tH ftf) think, well, roehody else will pay if I don't, and 1 reckon the printer cau get along well enough without mine," and so you let Uim wait until you find a "more convenient season." This Is the reason wHv the fa put 10 his "wits end" the pursuit of science, and in the gun longer -JggfV. Commercial men especiaiy soiicuea, than those of his visitor. "And what sum can I borrow on these terms?" said West gloomily. "A hundred pounds more you re- Ytm'ye nothing to no wun wimng; Pre said Pl take and by Omnder J'U GoodXSWr in connection wiu rent One look of love is, in my esteem, worth more than all the applause of an ti.A ivaitii of an The of aufferin- more immediate than, our view with the at Tdie" aL with me perish the "Amost unexpected anBse FfetKKFORT.

quire it. In tact, any amount, u. pui wn exnenments, his stud- ice repliea yv eat, wu, tnr Instant as if every week and every day to meet the de- 1.1 1, fiillmariniri the first portion of, the scene we eurity be good." Sandhisacrifices. There aremo jwi rwrrwWdPrt to recount to the fair! in meuitauon, "The interest will doubtless ue nigu Item; "A deaf man named ThU i Bvliuuu, in tait vMir inheritance, air win-, FRANKFORT HOUSE. FRANKFORT, KANStS.

Havine recently fhrnished the above honse, "Ii.rU refitted it throtighout it la As I when all oroinary caivuiwi. nmt rnvi. rniaL sou iuici "TSTnt at oil fonr or five per cent narrauve oi mib 1 and now dence are as empty baubles. Liie is ine orphan the i his destiny. nrnhon the Viyuia Kof ann nnatn rob the orphan and the faUierlesa!" And down bya passenger trauu a FVdTt down mat here or "steal SesmL of disdainful pride which fol.

Wednesday mornh. half JJJJ 3 2 a few moment lowed these words said more than whole Greenwich Station, near cveladd. He wh, away. -1 nnv Tfial THlSSeSSlOtt We 1 ready for the reception of guests. rtaay iwr DrW.

H. CtDTTEB, Proprietor. Mr I knew it was encu wv. much Is often given for money on mortgage of land." "And the life insurance "You will insure your life for 500, and almmif. Iiviaterinallv affected I nI the only certainty.

Listen 1 win ma 1t nroDOsal to you. Lend me but a TTOirSE LIVERY, inujr, i.vo. rf FRANKFORTj KANSAS. ha wa not no arrasmne. bo knew he was not so -BrwiMuB, piles of parchment renunciation as to his waa Injured a coooea mtention, Involuntorily Um.

-orphan and year a5o." Amlimi -hnt'tpn weeks of life Tr W. H. Cl. UTTER. Propneior, Passengers car you will pay the premiums with the in- P-rties in search terest." do 11 to get their turnouts ner..