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dominion grated state by nring it itconriati of a aerie of corr sura of ooetesmot aua for practirinc which coa- taia ftfmjet htgiprf with thtf fizst priaei pleiarigrdnafryprograaing to the moat fiegatit plain and oroamental writing as oszsaxtu bmax ronfafnfng german text old begban end omameaul tatter- i hffvndpjoiiriahidg of bird he a bakery i iccb c trp- hslz cfllffiecthlwelly ibasla t fc s kicclik vom fng t matafbal they tiave opeived l new bake shop iosetiall tsd mam staj and thatthey will lwyi be anppliad with a t bread beaidew bifn cake paatry j 4c t te i a usar sroct or cnoijt oobfeotlbnoyy wfll be ioand oniind wuch it all new and freah 0atheal oqbh btjogwhea- plqto 0sa0ked wheat c alwaye is atock tbit will be found to be the pltoe where the beat good will be kept attieloweat clttuxoxe b tcs nickuk i acton shingle mills edwak moore vftmhes to- iuiaoaaee to ujota ho inteod bailduaf or npauiok tint ha it ajytq td jgj muux- factcre of til nuiiet ot pnreand okdae shingles which will be aold oktap for o rim and oajc staves and basffwood headino of the heat quality alao mxmifactsred and delivered f o b tie g t e ear here at the oweat poaaible price foarauaa late iiwirs or cunv caatom logs cat to order on tie chorteat notice and at reaaonable rate siktfuucx ftttauti ordert stkaiti ebttaed itooee acton april 2nd is79 harness harness i lypcnoa in nat of good sett of sihals 0k double shodd call at creechs saddlery actos whete they can get bettertxiae for their money than any place m the county a good aaaortment of teuhks aot taubes on band ah of whici will be aold cheap for caah st repairing promptly attended to e creech acton feb 2s 1679 boo t or pttit ftqts wtt jui w xanlr nrintely nod radial- jiajbwtfas ao eu teoofjnfliwf i rvmjl00p5w wraw bjitovato sept 1 1878 r ontario bdsihessc0lte6e sgb1attyc0 belleville oltabio re deeign of the above inrtitution and the work it if moat aucceaaradyaoooni- piiahrng aa ahown in the great isceeaf of ita gndnatea throtghoat the ooontry ia to pro- pare boya and yormg and middle aged men for c ennuita by gfringtheata thoeoughaod practical edaeatfon in book- keeping in all it fom penman- ahip arithmetie correepondence grammar and spelling banking method how to deal wrtlinotea draft trill of exchange check and ail kind of batisea paper graduates of the college who have frrar rarmtot crrarae and taken their diploma are each week topping into good pnaitirtn in which owing to the com- pteteniraa- of their knowledge they tpeedily attain promotion among oar atadent are thoae who have peen throngtt tie f achool rmi ivenetiee aa well a thoae whoae edneation in early lrfe ha been neglected the former come to receive a practical edncafioo auch aa i needed in every day life the latter fa remedy put neglect and allfa aeenre thai knowledge which will help them to laoceat in the world jaw tie college jbornal containing fnll particalars i nd ipecimeas of penmanahrn are tent on fofleatioa 1 addre i s g beattr t co belleville 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bean f lain to irrt lu tw traeat pott katara is hoar tict hoar bar afcutul pan ttuiuautolbaitosuue ika wa aew tad la loatl ol tmi booed la lb akys owe fold aad btua laoh aoos a mac ol perloetuat tar aner rear a yoium av la jamoa rora bar boar brtaa nsrbjmaddrtittbalaaorettt ft oetr aeada u taaiaeolaap ol aatamamwa so bs eoadut oastle grlrde fit tt arraoit or foisvii 8i oxer arrat au mtmotn it butcr kc ceatteii ill tut cheaply privately inu i ta fisw post omc bff 1666 tbx tmrrshom or i htstut iiu foalierrtone wean a bin dreaathis evening jack takes harm fa dinner bat think he woou have preferred a certain daffodil eilk with yellow roaes ha takes rather mora wine than ia good for him after diaaer bat i manage fa gat him into the drawingtoon at last there ha devotes himself to mi featnerstoa recklaaiiy and when we are riding down cwrraghbawa in um eght ot the harvest moon three boors aftarwarda he ielli me that he ha propoaed again for his aecoad ooastn and been ao- oepta1 aa he knew- he ahoald bev aadtioobt rredooe the worst job t ever did in ry life 1 ha oooclndea tims will not tang heavy on my hinds at cexiie garde it seemed hard lines to coma fa ireland fa star at a house where there were ao irian gin bat whatever attrac tion a girl may or may not have far me girl in general cannot weigh for a moment against tie more powerful of horse and dog rod and gnn i am a bora aportamas and castle garde is tie place fa come fa for rportt we seldom trouble the boose from sa early breakfaat fa an eightoclock dinner tad i think both the doctor and ifrs oarew are very well pleased with this arrange ment the doctor is not a banting man thoagh he anderstandt bones tllorooghly and goes in very considerably for their breeding end training i think he seldom leaves tie house or at all events tie vicini ty of the booae and ifn carer never goes oat she tells me she finds it so hard fa get tie horses sad the doctor diapprovea ao mnch of gadding about that aha has gives ap visiting altogether jack tries t get her ont even fa take a torn ap and down the arenas bat ft worries her eojnnna ttsst he gives it ap too she always ha a fright ened nervosa look bat i think it ia more remarkable when the doctor is present though he never sneers st her a he does ai jsck or tarns on her savagely aa be tarns upon the servsntc i do not like tia doe- far for all his jovial manner ha has a cold eye and f soft hand both things fa which i have an invincible dislike in s man jack does not go aver to carrick for two whole days i wonder what his ladylove thinks bat i never mention the subject to now that tie eaipenee ia over he to hare regained his natural lazy eciisnimity j yet i aometimes think he is not very happy for all that he amokas more this is good far him and is very abrupt in his answers fa the doctor more tain abrupt once tasked him beer kiss fetherstone had received his halfhearted proposal that night at carrick bat he would not give me an j- satisfaction she took it quite u s mstfar of coarse hessid end he was glad of it it was lucky she did act care about romance or that aort of thing since it had all been taken out ot the affair at far as they were concerned he did think it rather hard that a fellow could not do tia own ooorting bat it seemed hs jack carew was not to have that common privilege however there was no nse in talking about it now hs bad done what was expected of hun on all sides sad if he was to be the marcos cartius of the carew family he might as well set the part with a good grace i am aot sure that ifias fetherstone will think he is scttog it with a very good grace however i am not overanxioas to play tie part of daisypicksr to my friend or to go oat fishing ana iftooting by myself ao i do not urge him overmuch to go to carrick i am afraid what influence i possess it used in the contrary direction so two whole days pass the third is tremendously hot for september a tremu lous hsze wavering over the hills snd the woods the lake without a ripple heaving in fang glassy ondqlstinns op to where the eatoa stand kneekeep along the ahors gold and green dragonflies skate over the waters everynsg and rash snd island of weeds is reflected with photographic clear ness the great shadow of knockmony wavers in black lines halfway scroll tie iv jack in a lazy mood prefers the brokendown bench aider the laurels sacred to the memory of deadandgoae loons whose initials are carved ailoveeit and one of levers novel to mors active pastime while i amuse myself by cleaning my guns sod mending my dshingtackle snd long for the evening jt iirperhsps two oclock when i nod my self rambling through the shrubbery at the side af the house old jcrno at my heels snd my favourite meerschaum in foil play to keep off the midges i am thinking more of for snd feather than famir myster ies bat i find myself in for one of the list before i sm aware the high wall of the kitchengarden closes ia the shrubbery on one side beyond the ancestral elm the preservation of which is of sack vital consequence to the head of the carew family there is in this wsllsn old door i sndtodsy for the first time i find it standing ajar i pot my bead in not ao axuch from curiosity as from want of fawaght being intensely preoccupied at the moment in calculating tie advantages ot shekebore over the ordinary kind there is not much to be seen here in this jack has spoken the truth the plsce is for the meet part a perfect wilderness with great tracts ot nettles and oabtugestalks and re fuse of vegetables snd every kind of garden rubbish all along by the wall runs a straight alley well trodden aa if people were in the habit of constantly pasting up and down it i glance to right and left the whole place look as if it had not been put to rights within the memory of mas only this one shady and aeolnritd alley next the wall seems constantly need and i won- derterymneh whose feet hare trodden it ao frequently that no sue or weeds lars grown over it as they have grown over the rest of the place my wonder is uu i have done whet i ought not fa have nami bat i onfy sit apposite fa her7les it jacks old nurse of whoa such extreme cue takes aa to provide her witt bath chair eiarolsef i cannot help thiokio the cirtwa must be wonderfully considerate peopl fa take sueh care about an ootogena riaaaervant r more than once afterwards i look at the oil garden door curiously bat i osvsrtlnd it open again the thick bush of ivy haags over it and nettle aad doekwaed cow abom i ha threakstd aad grey snails takane their ttcde ia the keyhole tad a spider spina a grey wsb across it stuck full of the tags aad wings of moths snd bumblebee end hooka if it had not been opened for denturiee i ooald almost believe i had dreamed of finding it open dd i not some times hear the alow tumble of wheele tnaide the wall i never hear the sound of voicea old nancy u old kaaoy it be hold ao eommcaioatioawiiaherenariotear i often tooder bow that decentlooking man in seedy black can bring himaalf fa perforn such a menial taak aa that of dragging a vstvr bathchair up and down with nobody in it mt aa old servant i also wonder why nancy keeps her face tied up ia that thick green veil bat i sever ik any question and indeed forget fa ak them when i have the chance i leaving the shrubbery today again ab sorbed in the question of cbokehore or no chokebore chilled shot snd shot that is not chilled t find myself in the drive walking slowly with my hands ia my pockets and my eyes oo ike ground it ia all the same to me where i walk when- my thoughts get on a question connected with sport bail am suddenly aware of a lady ceasing to wards me lookingsbout heseagerlysad ear- iaoaly a taffllender woman in a brown silk drees brown cloth paletot a brown bonnet with a pale rose in it a abort thinriih veil aad carrying a alim silk umbrella in her hand i i wonder who she can be i have certain ly never seen her here before and yet aometh in her face strikes me as beug strangely familiar fa me she is what a frenchman would politely call between the ages she has a sallow face sharp fee tares hlsck wavy hair and a pair of re markably bright brown eyes that give me an unoomfortibie impression of having aeea them before either in a dream or in reality she looks hard at me a ahe passes and turns fa look after me i know it because i tarn fa look at her and catch her doing it on my way back i meet her aeain this time she i ussii s over to me and ad dresses me with extreme politeness again i am startled by the familiar sound of her voioe pardon me but can you tell me who lives in the great house yonder i doctor cirsw lives there did you wantfaaeebiml oh no i i have no business with dr its bot i feat an interest la theptaoe it is so old and picturesque it is very old this place ia it not f j ititratherold j where i come from everything is so new am i trespsasins when i come in fa admire this fine old place v j i am sure you are welcome fa admire it as much as you like i oh thank i toa are young ifc ca- rr 1 ko i am only visiting here ifyntme is rutherford j there will be a great many visitors rtsying in that great house v i am tie only visitor staying that si pretest i snswer rather shortly her accent is peculisr a mixture of cana dian french and yankee and i fancy her flections savour ot the latter nationality leave her standing in the middle of tie drive swinging her slim umbrella fa snd fro acftiy pondering what ahe haa heard or perhaps what she has not heard i i mention the incident fa jack but it does not interest him she is a stringer to the piece evidently probably belongs to some parb of american touriia staying at the hotel higher up the river there ia ana fishing on the river and a great many peo ple come dowa fa stay st the little hotel during the ashing snd shooting season it it kept by a rascal of the name of chslloraa who did jack out of a pony five or six years sgo so much i elicit snd jsck re turns fa the adventures of flsrrjr iorrejssr in utter unconcern bo often humeaifr tiaod ou ui brink of ftl rrsv ettbout aar mlaxmiie t we go out after dinner fa pot rabbits bat the evening is ssiultryss the dsyhu bees snd we have very little sport it is about nine oclock when i unburden my self of shotpouch snd powderasak in the hall and walk into the drawingroom we do not generally go ia far tea but tonight i have an idea that a cup of it would not be a badthing jsck promiaea fo join me ina few minutes bat i do not put much faith to his promise i find mrs oarew sitting at the table unoccupied as ususl when ever lace her abe ia sitting up at her place at the table with the old frightened wist ful look in her fsce she always teems fa me like a person who ia expecting some thing her ears ou the alert her eyee on the door i wonder what household affairs oc cupy her sllday long and will not let her be at rest even to her owudrawingroom she gives me a cup of tea snd entertains me in her own timid gentle wsy with her eyes slwsys on the door she asks me if we have been ever to carrick today and when i tell her ko aheseem greatly distressed j i wish jack would go over there his father will be ao angry did you aee aud rey kr eatherfordl i i taw itiat fetherstone is her name audreyr yes she is called after her grand mother audrey devigne dont yon think her a nicelooking girl urv rutherford 1 i think her awfully pretty ifrs ca- rew jack wont see it sighed jacka mo ther hs thinks that little miss aylner twiceunice it it tuoh a pity wnattapifyr that jack and audrey were not al lowed fa manage their own affaire i do believa jack would have fallen in love with her of hia own accord if they had beta left atone i hes a lucky fellow 1 i ejsculajte aam wishing myself m his shoes j he wont think so unfortunstely bat if s all her poor fathers fault he married for money himself poor man r and jane carowe eigh reminds me of a story i harve heard about that same tom fetherstone and his pretty cousin- something sbout a mit- uaacradaelortcinethingwnlabhsd sap- anted them and i look at the faded face before ae and try to realise that it was once young and fair yes he married for money but he was born and bred at caatugards his mother was a cawwrand always had a faaoy that done i ling over the back ot ray ouair silently who it that mamed figure covered ap nj thinking of audrey fstberstonei grave eyas carefully from the september tantainet u audrey la at carriek a good deal has been afoot her poor fetters death before tvtsncjr travelled about abroad she not a girl one would take to in minute like ayimeri but im very fond of her lsjn baa often come over to lee me but castle garde is a dull place- for young girls aad tht doctor doeaat case fa tie com- it miss fetherstone related to the foaberoyt 1 j oh ho t lady mary it her godmolier that it ah she it enghah yoii know snd was a great friend of her mothers i am thinking thai audrey fetherstone had made more ffljpeaaiou on me in a minute than even sibyl aylmer when the etrvant coaolly putt ha head in at the door with consternation on every one ot bis pure ly celtic features the big elems ifther comin down maam the iaina be between barm and ua thia night p i the elm f mrs carew excllms ris ing from her ehair where ia your maa- ter isnt he beyant himself aad maahter jack and a whole crowd of em looking at it i wondher yes never heard it it fauly ahook the ground undher us coaolly for cooolly if eager fa de liver hi portentous news in other direc tions what did your master aay when the treefelir h larfed maam arid set be to uasihsr jack its an ill wind that blows nobody icd ex he and yes must all drink my taltv which recollection carriea coaolly away ins great hurry mra carew let hun go and stand still in her place a allocked look on her face i am surprised that she should mind a mere nonaimsiral piece of superstition so much you dont think any harm will come to the doctor i asked trying to cheer her up the doctor 0b no ao harm will come fa him 1 the answers vaguely but theres no danger fa any -one- but the head of the house you know 1 he laughed ahe repeata paying me no attention cocolly tayi he langhed i oh it is too horrible 1 she looks so queer that i ant glad when the doctor and jack appear the old elm has bit the dust st isst the doctor exclaims rubbing his hinds to gether jovially wood enough to make coffins for the whole parish hough they sty tis i shall want a ooffin before the year it out p i i would not laugh about it mrs cs- rew murmurs with a ahiver it wont hurt me my dear yoa know that the doctor uya signifiesntly but the fact does sot teem to afford her much consolation dont laugh about it godfrey it makes me feel quite hi to think you could do thai mother dont be a fool i jack uya putting his srm about her poor thin ahoul- dors we gave them a gallon of whiskey fa drink his health and long ufa to him downstair snd surely that will counteract the fatt of a rotten old tree i am not naturally superstitious myself si i have said before but the incident im- preases me more than it appears to impress jack carew icannot help thinking ot the grand old tree which bad battled with so many winter gales to fall at laat when there was not a breath of wind in tie air chapter iv we breakfast later than usual at castle garde on sunday but beyond this i see no differenoe between it snd the weekdays we pay our usual morning round ot viaita to stable aad kennel decide u to which of vixens pups are to survive and lean overj the paddock gate smoking criticising the action of the young horse u they start away across the field or patting their velvet ant when they put them over the bars but at halfpatt eleven jack looks st his watch if were going to pat in an appearance at church its time fa te off whit do you aay charlie 1 ive no objection i answer j so we in- ntither had i worked one quarter he had yet i had realised ten thonessd pounds r- i it weald be a pity to late castle garde 1 1 say woking round at the grsndiold free at tht gutm t flooded m behind be house- at the blue serene lake and the sunnyslope running down to the waters edge u if it was mine tomorrow id eeil it d emigrate 1 jack answer i hear the church bell w wed better lookaharp we reach the church isst as the little tinkling ball stops ringing the cistle oarde pew ia st the upper end of she lit tle dark church jack takes the corner from which he can best rake the test of the ooagregstiea i hare act been in a church foranore una a year and even the simple service and tht hymntithe execu tion of whloh by a ehett ot scndaytobool children it below critfoiatu impress me jaok tww aa4e aajteai fabiawfiaw obaervaace for n equally loogrfod hot ido qot thrak he eel about it st i do tne carriek pew on the opposite tide ebrret- pondatb oust it is to crowded that soma ol tie yoang fomerqys have overflowed into ours the ladies are extensively got ap ifias aylmer look like- a i puk rose transformed into a human being lady mary ia splendid in filao silk mrs phalr- her married daughter equally imposing but i like mist fetherstoncs ureal best t plain linen one edged with white wftht ltttie jrirte straw hater bonnewi do not know which with ooebg soi feather ourled round it c she never gullces up at jack and i do not think jack looks it sec bat i meet the grave look of her large cold brown tryes dote tain oboe and hey aivevne ja ouri- ont aanaajbpri she has a beaatriul child like face but it is a proud face too and 1 caneyosuld look haughty ai well a prond jack- nods greyblne irish eyes more st tractive than dark ones i sm sfraid and mist ayuaetsteieeka grew graduauyae pink a her drees though ahe tries to keep the ssrae dinzetoul eye demurely fixed upon her ivorybound panrcheervice dr line freats ua to an interminable termoe sittiog dowsrour view ia bruited to the four oak aides of our own fiowsnd the space et wall directly above it this arenmacobed space palls upon ma ioex- preasibry with folded arms i lean back in my corner jack aad the yoaag fome- roye are not half bat wholly asleep aad vaguely study the pattern of the old car- cit footstools wonder who owns the dl- pidated prayer and hymn books lying on the duity ohm cushions aad what equally bond individuals carved all the initiala oa roe oak panel eoctly opposite to me then ray eye wanders fa the wall above jack head and to tie three mural tablets insert ed thereto i muse over these- for a long time sacred to the memory these worda aeddeume they are ao vague ao un- utiefacfary to hypothetical one record the death of godfrey carew of cattle garde who died ten yean before in the teveaty- ninth year ot his age do other and small er tablet ia sacred to the memory of godfrey cirew aged four rears snd five months dearly beloved chili ot godfrey and jane carew but tie centre monument bearing date a year before the oldmans death rone ss follows l sacred to the memory of john carew i eldest ton of godfrey carew of castle garde who lost his life in sn encounter with indisis la the wilds of horthweaf america may tie lath is aged 38 dreamiljr i read the words oversad over again i stare it the ugly urn draped in olds of dusty marble on the top of the polyhedron and think it if a poor thing fa be dead after all fa do remembered only when the eye fslla upon suck a hideous u that i i know nothing 0 tie people whom these marbles- commemorate beyond the fact that one was jacks grand father and hat tie others must hare bean his uncle and brother but i find myself wandering if they were really deeply re gretted ok if aay tingle living being woeldbe glad fa see them if they could re turn from their faroff bourne t to bi coxrrxtxd i i meeting costume ssd take the short cut through the plantations up to fort over the shoulder ot oamghbawn it is a fine autumnal morning cool in the lhade warm ia the sunshine a heavy dew still weighs dowa the ferns under the trees aad hangs bka hoarfrost on the rank long and massed coltsfoot leaves and bramble down by the brook the trees are beginning to take amort decidedly autumn tinge especially the chestnuts here snd there a cepperbeech the wise tree of the woods stands up among tit others purpleblack here snd there a meuntainaan hangs out its reefs of coral berries jack and i pay a viait fa the fallen elm on oar way and stand looking st it with a eurioaity that has very little super stition in it the great old tree blocks up the path completely snd trails ita branches over the grass for several yards i see the rino patches on the gnarled old branches the wooden pillars that had held up ita pon derous weight and i wonder how many generations of carews have lived asd died emoa the eeedling had sent up ite two first protecting leave i think your mother believed in the omen jack i observe i if the did my father didnt he teem ed quite jolly about it didnt he but of course it t all nonsense castle gardaja a grand place for mys teries a ghost snd an ancestral elm i i feel aa if i had got into the middle of one of aintworthi romanoet i its not good for much else 1 my friend mutters kicking the fillen tree rather eav- agely ite about the dullest old den in dnrufanddm 1 i dont find it doll i am quite interest ed in it dont be too much interested ia it jack laughs you will find it doesnt pay i know no more of my father affairs than the man in the moon except that we are in a chronic state of shortness tf cash snd that the old place will go to the very soon if a good round sum is not fo oomw which you have secured at an enormous interest you can vouch for it charlie that i worked hard for it at the diggings aa hard aa any fellow there aad should have got it too if the jade fortune had not played me inch a eaebby trick heallade fa a claim he had bought worked at for three raontht without dear lag hit expenses but which bad yielded on the day alfcrit patted into other hands tter x one ot the biggest nuggets on reoorbv he certainly had been ucjortunat j fandea that flit he brain dtqaincey describes tht magnifying of real and common things tht failing of tre- mtndooi despondency tht indescribable prolongation of bmt and axtendoa of space u elements in bis opium visions all these may characterise the dreams ot fever aad witfi a neat afagolar counterfeit of system ao actuality a sick aaaa lor instance 11m faew aad uwakingb thiafct him castttttvw water hatee himtelfawtt jflpttmugi the door ot bit chamber tad enter the corridor at once t the bare wallf strtfah ant ia endless sod changing vjstaa ha walks beneath orecia feolaiuiadealor milea dwn monrtrw row ot fnjctuuhle sphinxes iaa tkeaiaaaivt detohtthtftadmor orsajilbttrjoagl the rumous clotures of asteo temelet under tueetatuedeantraljelephaau or jor the sjlmmense along narrow afliyt shrt u vy 0 ltwiteabbiei tenftfmthrough-ste- nte of palrati nrgtofses ph c thetature and ill architecture ia a raantllroagpno ptnnaaainn with him farhitst0eawahow of water and reaching a twnrey after aa infinity of boot ft expands aflddeacardi j tmtiaii pyramtda one upon ir hie illiraifable the other mo ukutxi uuu utey open mfa a mignxy unfathomable maelstrom which is its turn beoomar-the- ragged sulphurous pitef volcano deacending uilo tht ypry heart of the globe this u very like aomeoflwqalnceyv experiences bat it it the veritable record of a recent invalid the grotesque and horrible mingle oddly in auch derangements of the sleeping brain the tame dreamer- found biastelfcnmbmg wi rrmah labour abarraeq jnoej- tain accompanied by a very beaatifal lady wjth whom he had a carnal acquaintance in real life there waafa joyous tamrjt of handreds of people on the top of this moon- tain ariditippeirod that boy were erectidgc a monnment to tome person unknown the lady proposed to belpsnd -did- ao by ebe aunple means of breakvng out from the ledge i fragment of teveraf tonl weight and in the most natural wsy tossing it tothe top of tie monument where it immediately fitted in exoellent shape he followed the ufdyieiimpte with equal steoets and thi indeed eoemed the fit am proper method of bailding memorials id a moment the lady the merry crowd the mountain were not aad the first swful trump of the day of v lqdgmentvas aeupdjng the akiea wore a lltid alien hue and limned upon- their vault m pbui of iaor tiara vhwh bad fltd tway because there was nd uaoe for trjamywsre gigantic skunsroiiru and bestial shspes and all the bud was crowded wmbtnenbih yomea and ehflaresi acme kjrtaming some dumb and white with dis may a inmeerene and cisptry and tome eunous and he noting down the phenomena aad tnsfadtoa attending them this was the dreamerapart the figures ahiited etery now and then aa by tome ksjextoaoopio tack be strove to organize a corpa of obtervataoa to regard each quarter of the heavens there was dothing stranger as the dreamer remembers tmi sstemsiing soene than tie curiou irrelevaxtoe ol the oammonplice boners and hamtandchurches tie people were about u he would have tat swifter than a wearers shuttle this acene too vanianed and tht dreamer was ins great theatre packed tier above tier with human beings who were witnessing a series of tableaux vivaata there was announced as the closing picture the equality of man the rtage was set for s palace interior and from a atately portal in the blase of many lights there stepped s wierdly consorted pair arm in arm one was a woman ef unearthly beauty robed with consummate elegance adorned with sards and with the mien of a sovereign or companion upon whose arm ahe leaned was a woman alao a colossal negreas of the moat hideous afnc type as the two appeared the lady turned her splendid face upon tiie black and leered the other grinned and the house brake into tem- mliam fanabserm pit to roof one horrible men and din of laughter even while they laughed the ladya face fell away into the corruption of the grave and all her garmenta and adornments were filthy rags and the negro mask became a grinning akufl the equality of man and the chorea of the theatre became a vast volume cf hisses end cries of anger the draamer- awoka with that sight and thoae tound ibrfltfng every nerve and cried aloud 1 bono caves in ixelad from the lobdon hate the bone cave at soanden near dnngar- van is the county of watarford acciden tally discovered tome twenty yean ago wss the fint irish cave which produced animal re mains belonging fo the pleistocene period in it were found remains of tht mammoth horse bear wolf and reindeer protlefth due ourselves into orthodox sunday go-to- ladamsin his report on the exploration ot this cave 1876 surmised that it was an enormous sheltershed where the wild deni- nt repaired to end their days or for the purpose ot dragging in their prey and he suggested that it required only funds and some enterprise fa discover other caverns in the neighbourhood of thia one containing abundance of pleistocene animal remains one auch has within the last tew days been discovered near cappoquin at a distance of about seven miles from the shaadon cave by mr tjssher of cappagh this new car- vera is of large size and appears to have beeaoccupied af a very remote period by bears portions of whose skeletons are to be met with in the lower depoeita of the floor but the chief interest in this discovery rests in the fact that the remains of tbe great irish mt were found in it ia conjunction with the bones of other deer snd of bears and along with a polished greenstone celt neolithic and sev eral stone rubbers there were alao tome very remarkable and strong evidence met with of the aaaoeiation of man with the great irish elk for on the authority of rrok leith adams in whose presence these- remains were taken out of the cave and by whom they were packed up for fur ther observation we learn fast many of the bone of the mageceroi were evidently split foe their marrow and several elk cannon- bone were found fashioned into avis asd gauges showing that man was not only con temporaneous with tie giant etag of ire land but alto may have in tome measure helped to exterminate it the exploration of thia cave are still going on and they promise to open out a new era in the prehia- toric history of ireland i a lady who bad had much experience in teaching both boys and girls speaking of the extraordinary obtueeness of a certain pupil aaidi in a physiology class tms young lady of fifteen enquired with languid sur prise it there not a straight passage through tie head from one ear to the other v a somewhat natural ccaclnsion the teacher commented drily if ahe had ever watched the processes of her own mind which would yon prefer teaching asked the visitor boys or girlt boys in- finitely vaa the prompt reply no boy for instance would hare asked such a ques tion at fist he would long before have investigated the subject with a leadpencil not probably m his own ears the added meditatively bat in ill younger bro- lerv j tin population ot atrcai eatimated at i had nef from 200000000 fa 4o0q00o0o bpanjat living and dyta the spanish father it absolute king- and lord by his own hearthstone but his sway it to mild tbit it u nardly felt a- light word between husband and wife goes un explained and the rift between themwidena through life they cannot be divorced they will not incur the h of a public separation and ao they pass lives of lonely isolation ia adjoining apartments both thinking rather better of each other aad of themselves for this atrocious persistence if men i were sever henpecked except by learned wives spain would be the place of all others for timid men fa marr im the girls are bright and vivacious but they faae never crossed even m schooldsy excursion the border line of theologies tbey have an old proverb which coarsely conveys tils idea that chnstiaa woman in good society ought nit fa know anything beyond her cookery book and her miaaal aa ordinary spaniard i nek but once in hia life and the old traditions which repre sent tie doctor and death u always hunt ing in couplet still survive in spain in all welltodo families the house of death is si- wits desertai immediately titer the inner- al and the stocken ones retire and pass eight days in inviolable aeclusion children are buried in coffins of a grey colour pink or bine and carried open to tile grave a luxury of grief consists in shutting up the bouse where a death hat taken place and paver suffering it to be opened again i once saw a beaatifal house and wide garden thus abandoned in onenf the moat fashion able atiwto madrid the wife of a cer- taia duke had died there many yean before tie duke lived in pane leading ar rattling life but he would never sell or let thst msd- rid home perhaps in his heart that bat- tertdfhorodghiare here wit a ailest spot where through thejrloom of dead days he ooald catch the elunpae of a white nana the rustle of a trailing robe and feel sweeping over him the msgio of loves dream-eoften- ing his fancy to tender regret cattitian dayi a train wreckers confession claries a freeroan who was arrested at canandaigua or wrecking the new york central pastenger train at that place a midnight made a confession stating that be alone was the cause of the wreck he de clared that he had a spite against the whole catholic race and he was bound to titermin- ate every man woman and child of that re ligion he avers that the train was loaded with catholics and his object was to kill off the whole lot his family reside at che nango forks broome county it is thought that he it either insane or feigning to be so fa escape the penalty of hia crime the in dignabon against freeman at canandaigua is intense and there was tome talk of lynch- fnghinu l j a a s5tlemax wishing to obtain board for his wife and family in the country waa dt- rected to a neatlookmg farmhouse kept by t an old farmer aad hia wife a brief inspec tion satisfied him that the place wotld suit him but now as to the terms heaaid waal drawled the fanner you have rix children r yet air the old man reflected a few momenta and then resumed last year i took objldren at halfpnoe do you see them par trees asd burry buaheal wail this year twill charge full price for ji thayoung una and throw ia your wife and yourself foriifliainv as international competition for reed end braatbanda it in ooursa of organization at ghent for the 13th july j