had been locked and nobody opened it
e
is
_Q-_-_. .
 V Y  V Y ° v Y YW ‘_ R H' a 
run* m'”\ ‘am ‘ to.: ot mnsnta {wt"!\ll\" its '-llé
WEwHOFiH%.
Itwasagrandmnrnint
l\adewisythi¢¥°°“‘°¥"‘°'ah
qarkled lke a myriad of 80111’ f'1 °
brlghtsundilne. Tliehnntzefso
ihimoothsanddrankinthek
dashedafter
iggiiigg
s' E gg?
iiiiéii
itil 8”
lik!
and homestead. ov
hill and down dll
E
_ _
ee.
f f9u0wi and H
me pursuing foes
t with nose to
After a dad:
a horsemen
behind. Sir gerusyh lied*
qeed t is t. 1114 "1 e" “Wm
Lord ;Yillo:rbrook dionted the “vi
lu-llool" By this time they had f
co Willowbrook
of the hill sood a little stone-built
bonus covered Iwith ilagnrndul
ghia ueeper. t was e e
and the singiill °¢ lil*
of Wllowbmok, A
“wa me Wm wr Willowbrook siflillffl f°“'f"“'d “nd b°w` _L
chlim cams _
sad mingled with the faint bayms
le weary benglel, who panted up the
lil after their tired victim. They w
hi now and in anoixh
"Perhaps gentlemen," she said, in s
clear, decisive tone. as if die were deliv-
ering a lecture, “perhaps you have not
been told before that it is extremely
rude for gentlemen to wear their halts
in a room where there are ladies.”
Th
rather diecpisiily and pulled off their
caps hast!!!
“Youdilso seem to be unaware of the
fnct,” continued the schoolmistress.
with a triumphant smile at her success.
“met no gentleman has s. rimht to be
seated while a lady stands without ilrl
obtaining her permission"
Lord Willowbrook rose from his seat
with a stately bow and his companions
followed his example
"lim-diy and lastly, continued the
schoolnnstress, “it is the height Of had
manners to intrude one s self where one
is not wanted
The dozen or so youllt l¢lUi1‘@5 Wen*
which the schoolmistress resumed her
place at her desk with much dlgmfyi
but, with a smile lurki-DK at We ¢°*`“°"’
of her mouth
When the laughter had subsided Lord
ed low before the fair inst1'\1°¥1'@8S-
“Madam " he said. “mY °°mi’°“‘°°'
,|11 1 am' gure, join me in aD0|0¢‘\li1\¢
a semi-circle, and were haéf Vg! 5013 og gnu, pmlonged laughter, during
village. n e
u
close upon in .
lmasent his fate would have bee
sealed, when suddenly there was a c
sf astonishment from Lord Willow
brook, who was the foremost hunt
Xl.
“By Jove, the animal has run into
sehooiliousel” It was a fact; the
tiredbeasthadseentheopeudoor
idashed into escape the fangs
the school set up 3 frightful slui
school door was rapidly ba
e face of the hungry beagi
r r
FE
gh
53% iligii
“iii 
2* `
and fro, buying and whim
ntic excitement.
is certainly a rum go,” sa
brook, as the other hun
up- “.What shall we
-,gi
B! PHILIP GIBBS.
for a hun
and
pened
the
er
e-
ed
'Pi'
1118
was
ened
ent
ew
onned
crest
ir~
ool
ot
ere
er
1'!
ia.
poor
. and
of
ek.
nged
08,
in-
the hounds and get inside,”
Cowley, the parson’s mad-
some consultation this was
lnally agreed upon- The school door
after repeated knocking, so with very
little ceremony, Frank Cowley put his
shoulder to the door and attempted to
burst it open. It was a solid piece of
oak, with strong bolts outside, a some-
what hgnlar arrangement, only used
when the place was empty. The lock
tinted all his _ attempts; but, when
half a domen stalwart fellows 'hurled
themselves against it, it yielded. 'lbs
doaen or so young huntsmen entwed
pell-mei! into the school room, but
pulled themselves up suddenly when
they realised their situation.
At the end of the large room, on a
little raised dais, upon which was a
school desk, stood a young girl, snr-
rc-nnded by a group o_f little children
clinging to her skirts in tenor
invasion. She was a slim.
s. mass of sunny golden
she stood by her desk,
cheeks and an angry limit
iihaéigiiigi
5 g§*Ez=»§ 1
.§» ggigiéél
the meaning of this unwar-
intrudon, gentlemen?" die
clear, silvery voice.
ng hun-tsmen touched their
could not iind anything to
“Gadsooks. what s pretty gall” whis-
pmed the irrepressible Frank Cowley. i
lard Willowbrook was the irst to
qeak. _
=“`lhdasi," he said, in that deep, mu-
leslvoieeof his which caused such e
Gall to the hearts of the female in-
pakants of Willowbrook, “we sin-V
eerely ask your pardon, but-but we
are rough huntsmen, our fox took re-
fuge in your school and in the ardos' of
our sport, we have, perhaps forgotten
our manners." _ '
“I think that is the case,” said the
mhtress with s. faint suspicion oef
"However, gentlem, you
your fox here, because it
the chimney, where you
liberty to follow it." '
burst into a merry
them at their ease.
of the manor sat
bench and look-
at the little school-
wl of wooden d&ks,
i i = iii'
iiiliiiiiiei
3§%§?_§§§5
5525;;
. f-li
cred maps and
returned to 'the
¢ 
 their
veeuinx behind ner
_“Be\ily, this is quite charm'ing!”_ said
the young m-an, pleasantly, as if to open
a conversation.
_ “Bemhds one of one’s youth, doesn’t
lt?" lid Hr. Frank Cowley, sitting
do” on another bendi, and taking up
oneofiliechildreds alates.
school-mistress,
ii
ii,-_
is
iE§
§&
“I say, smoohniatress.” said Tom
iii
52;,
of the l\eis'!1borinx__ggt_iires
wned for his 
hh brlliant wit, “s’pose you
lesson?" __
'hae psupodtion was received with a
general bu-rat of .applause from the
hunmien who sat down with much
55
t' huntsmen looked at each other
°1 _
s ‘ .11 '_
.YI
s-
P'
id
eyes she looked very putty Ii
Y
r dl for the grave bm* °f_°“'
pm mm fy which we have ben 8\11ifl'.
Zgdttlebgg to assure you. in 91°" ““"“"'
° f
,nd in my own, that we will not 0r§¢¢
Q, 16,50 which you have elven Us
'ghe hdlntsmen applauded vis`01‘0-1191!
then for a hearty la\18|1.` The
mistress' cheek were brightly
~~_.i bore eyes darted mischievous deti
prettier than ever, and ‘Lord Wmgw.
brook vowed he would not give 'up mid
his object had been attained. Presently
there was a mutual truce
sw-ici the nchooimistreol.
“l\'ever!°’ said Lord “'illo‘4\'brook
“I um hungry. my lord, and wan
get home to dinner-” _
“You can easily do so.”
“IIow?” _
to
“By letting me kiss you,” gem
\\`ill0Wbro0k, calmly. _
'l"ne schoolmistress thought for 5 mf..
ment. ‘ °
“I will let you do so, on one eondi.
tion,” she said. at last. _ `
“What is that?" said Lord Willow.
brook. .
“It you will promise so remain hm
until I’ve had time to get half way
\Villowbrook village.” _
hor
Loc
mt
be
“AgT9ed»” Sild L01'd Willgwbygglg
cheerfully.
The schoolmistreas came from bqgind
:he blackboard and waited slowly `
fhij young men to approach ner. .1
_W’”°“'h1`°°k_Sf9DD€'d forward, and, lift-
U18 UD the girl’s head and looking i o
ner blue eyes. he imprinted a 'kiss on
her lips.
“Y__<yu shall _pay dearly for this my
lord. she cried, with flushed eheek.;
=m_<_i an iudig-nan: frown.
:info nt her pursuer. so that gh; 1¢,0k¢;¢ '
` l
he _tutiied t_°
who were gtisdns it WW#
_mouizhed atohidimeut. ”" »  _ -
"Gentlemen," he cried, in___a»i_oud. tri-
umphant voice, “permit me to preseiit
to you my future wife--the ladyof the
 
lread. Batter lld Health.
Many physicians, according to a leo
turer on dietetics, are ordering- thin
bread and butter for delicate patieiitii.
_especially to those suiferiug from dys-
pepsia, consumption and ‘suaemia;_ or
nnyf who need to take on deals., This
thin bread and 'butter insenslbly induces
persons to eat much more butter than
they have any idea of. Itiis extraor-
dinary. says the lectured how short u
way _a pat of fresh butler will
spread on s number of thin- sllcerof;
bread. This is one advantage. and s
` g1ea.t,on.e, in the feeding of invalids, for
I hey are thereby provided with an excel-
icnt form of the fat which is so essentis)
1 ‘or their nutrition in a way that lui-ci
'hem so take it withoutrebellion. But
I -:lie thin bread and buuer has smother
_ idvantage equally as great-it is very.
| iigestible and easily assimilated. Frc.~»}=
#utter made from cream is very much
' .none digestible when spread upon thir
1 =lices of bread than the same amoum
“I mink younud bearer give wp ma`nor!”-~Peterson’s Magazine. _ _
Lord
_ »f' cream eaten as cream, per se, would
he
1 MAKE 'fi-is MEN MAm<E'r__
and died “Hein beer!" Wm* “‘“°“ fi" flowiggotzmzidu pleffif “mod” md Wu" 0- Www writers we sun-sun ©-
th_usiasm- ond my friend., speech" uso great _ pleapsure il wortfumax; Help Woof! Wives. _ ' '
I beg t‘;°°(§ Wm. »-,ng thank you price" There are few things that exhaust a
ea y take our leave, however we the little schoolmistress’ next move e 0 *Will* UU” 10°" “P9” lW°m\° 3
is hounds behind him. The children flaldnfrailor ygur valuable instruction. _' Buit he _was not quite prepare.; fm- I ggman more than a dayis shopping.
| . B
Bef ° ` \ _
musirtiovtveomit the paymeng ¢f so ga-we fore he could realize the situation she "purchasing day" sl ons of pleasure.
.. had darted _out of the little house, me but when he accompanies bar on one of
a .f§;:r,l_ hwy' shouted the huntsmen. great oak"-door was slammed to and the '_ these shopping expeditions hs goes
“nie payment rf bolts were thrust . into their sockets. i homo, aftsrhis patience has been all ex-
“As D\1Yinent.” coutinued_ the DHT' “\C““¥h¢~ by J0\'e!” he cried- ' haustsd, with I dilerenl belief. He
son’s son, with much gravity, “I pw- If was N110- The 5001* WHS S¢¢\1l'€i¥ learns, too, that awomas can endure.
D°se that before we take our leave we f3Sf‘-‘ned fmm Wmwut 11115 Yefisfed in } vexatious slide disappointments with
fellows, en u as 5-
'Ihe sclioolmistress turned pale an
recreated behind 'the blackboard.
“Ar your peril, gentlemen!" she cried
indignantly.
They were about to curry 011* 3161'
tention when young Lord 'Willowbroo
sprank forward and placed himself
tween his friends and the blackboard
"Stop, gentlemen!" he shoutcd an
thoritatively
His companions started back, snr
prlsed and ang-ry
Cowley, irritably,
“Gentlemen ”~said the voung lord
the manor, determinedly, “I will h
whip anyone who dares to touch th
lady. I appeal to your sense of honor
We are a dozen against one, and
The huntsmen looked at each oth
meant what he said, and he was n
the sort of man to tackle
"Oh, well, don’t let‘s quarrel over it
said Cowley at length “Kisses are n
back and get something to drink!
of the sciioo-lroom whistling carelessly
compsiuioifs lead, and. swinging i-nt
their sa'd<Hes, ca-ntered back to VVillo\v
brook village. `
Lord Willowbrook rode behind th
for a little way, but when he came
suddenly turned his horse’s nose an-
galloped back to the little school-hou'
Taken prisoner he was. There was
But hour after hour passed and the
Hour after hour went by until the light
through the lattice w'mdows and Lord
lt Willowbrookbeca every cold and hun
for a kiss, and- he paced up and down.
ol ' _` tio `w-ith'
But the schooimistress did not come
in Willowbrook village were ringing for
service. He could picture all his friends
izooping into the littsle church and
came known* He the lord of the ma-
each and severally give our fair school- :forts 170 M1080, 132 little lattice win- much mo” naming” mm in cam
mlm-ess--a kisslf’ ___ ed aggghzzgéogmmp te.; s_¢_i;nit of ei_1f_f_°°» and be mentally vows never so do it
I “A kiss! A kiss. shout the youll! _ PT1900 e 1 rat I, _.aim _ _
G ‘I we M K-dm».-df»~i.1l..“:r° °.:=:~_-:..:'  .°=:'°:-at
uiesenouimisri-ess,wiihau-iumpunur. g"t'_'___ °”°""!_ ‘F '_ °
, Deal of 'silvery laughter, .nd _then the _J won sr t the woman who does the
young ,mn heard the “md at ha, “_ i shopping forhersslf andlrerentirs fam-
treating footsteps which gradually I U7' a! ‘nu " me marketing _*nd W9
k grew fainter and fainter, and dually bamunml 'nh u""b“°h“_'  53.*'
.hed any, ‘ _ ' er andcandlastiok maker,” should feel
|tiianesd ofrest forbsr tirsd_nsrvss_
th si ticail < fl'11_D
ln-
be_ _
. _ ~ not the slightest chance of escape, and T110 ml* Ui *UU |1¢U'3l1°111¢\l!Wi*7l
_ his only hope was nm ni; euptor would do the marketing. In the. old days.
' - repent and come back to liberate him. .I when lbs--butlsrwalgnot lbs stately
_ _ psrsonags he isnow, women were nev-
¢-paimg y,,,,»,e not going 1,, be fm; schoolmistress did not return.  He ex- sr troubled with the worries of. house-
enough to spoil sport?” said Mr. I-'rank 5111511911 U1!! BIPS 011 U10 Wlllll. 310 5°" hold pu hn`sil:i8.;';fm' the head of the
_ ltials carved on the desk, the ink stands hon” _:Rd gh; “me 553538,' mg
, _ 0
_
"wg _
er _
' ot 1 _
FD
' so
eni
to
f on the door, and still & did notcome. »¢J.m“»»-urged gh, Pawn md W”
not ashamed todoit. _
b°¥““ t° fm *nd tWi“"‘* °“9t i” No mother who has the osroof little
'~ of course, is added to the monthlyililli
. _ ot ' _ . _ _ - _ °
so scarce that t'-hey are worth fighting U0 WW" 31i11*»_l11<1 01 NIST _ii1¢ fwilisflt. 'iR°?"**b‘° °*°1'°k°‘»’P°" Wm' ”°-‘ aff *hi*
over. Come on, you fellows; let ug tu ` deepened into darkness, and he realized _klliil Of hlllllilll. IIOWOVOI, Ind HIS Olldf
_ that he would have to spend the night in “patronage” is controlled entirely by a
saying, the young men sauntcred out _fbe little  . At last he fe'.i_ f8W.m8ll. 'Oli _fill WHOIS, lf. il lllililll
_ into a _confused sleep, disturbed by more satisfactory for the mauof the
His fellow huntsmen scowled angrily dreams of the little schoolmista-ess_, and ;_ house to doths marketing. He will get
st Lord W-i1l<>wbr<>0k. but followed their he awoke next mominz feelinz very the bestmsat, have his orders promptly
° wid “<1 NDSU-' _ _ amudedicoand save about super
- If ve# Swlevf “"1 the church bell# in sas'¢ms»e¢i<m~ "wen the bench
ié
_ ._ _ as
of his wife. -Chicago Times-Herald.
i _ _ _una es issinseesfaa.
ui bed rm db ii - _ da-in iii d' _ 'deff e  -_
° ” ° "°° ’ ' °  °““ hs :';:..»..‘..::...i_.i‘.‘s.f:;‘°..':.i*...3;‘.._ nge- fe, »-»~ »»;f in use
__ ooroom. ewas o coursspestere
on the hill( He tied his horse to tihc nor. who had disdbined the advanceof _ *ith nnm°r°“8`q_§”ti°“'(b¥ th°"°th°l~
stu-mp of a tree and sauntered into the i the combined female forces of VVillow- "°h°h1'3 I8. *0 `h_1\ 911119: |113 Pafenfsf -M". new hu!" sh°_aaded_ _Din . _ t
*<"h00‘| again. It was Saturdays-a lmlf brook, to be caught in the tolls of s, lit- Prdeidmv an “mv-“nf of hi' 'P°°k9i q < - ‘ '  U ‘K I
1i.|.ia..,_..i..1 in u.e\.~i.u<u.».. 1....;-g......,. ue saiwimimess. ne would be ale! w°u\y=v»d various ethennmers abou '**¥°‘_’*°¢°~""8“¥"°fS.i*"f1f°°<1¢'=°“e'~
but the schoolmistress was entilged in laughing-stock of the country-side. 'He ‘i`Wm°h~b0yll1'80i‘_|l‘i0l'|l. _ "__ all---Qlliver. _ . _ ~ ‘ - ._
iillgssnzgay tiiet_l>ooi;s_ ‘ would not dare mow his face outside of' _'_;W_1;';'_"'_7GDr` family dootorf” asked i f _ ,A ' ` ' ' '
.ea ectt fWi‘ll-oth anorh _. 'il .‘ 4 ` -
l'1‘°°k'S GPUIS on the athfesgiold 3;! '-31': dill  tediousdv for mei “gift got none,” was the proinptif V' 8°” ii a'
blushed a deep crimson when she saw young man. and he was beginning to 1 ungrammatioal reply- ~ I F “noun” °f__‘h°
who was her visitor. _ picture a death by 'slay sta,-"5_°n§l ugow jouyin responded thequutidh I veiled in the
M8! I ask what-what is the caute’ when the sound of approadiliig voices.. ar. “Why 1 you d`uh’t hsvono medicine 7” °_”"i_f°17'
0f__!0\1r return?" she said, nervously. the clutter of horses’ hoofs, and the ig I I
Madam,” said the young man, emii- tramp of many feet sounded ioyfullyl
ing pleasantly and with a gallant bow, in his eurs. ‘ 1
“I have come for the favor of a kiss." “At last!" he cried, springing up from
The schoolmistress retreated hastily a ‘bench on whidi he had been reclining. 1
and placed herself behind a desk. \_ The sounds grew nearer, and present- di°"»'&mb.h1m°° corps’ mndfather be: visitrfrom 
path, my sister Magg-i`6’s~;ioined the la
__ oumpf;_ons  I
P _ _ children should givstho precious morn-
would be umnaniy to insult thi; my sry. still he did not lose his ramps, f;3:_;_y°°'n' °t°°.h°;':,?':§°_ '13 bgftohaigf
after so vv_ell-merited a lesson as she has 01' Wish H1111 he lild |10! 5999 80   gm'°.n‘\ hon an  md dau",
‘“'°° “°° orders. because there is sure to be dis-
h dn-ug imaginary conversa n - ,
wan seeimion wuiowbrook eiidenriy the iitfie sdiodimisuess. in which he ex-.`  if "‘°r 4°”  V-°‘_“"?f
messed iii. undying edniu-ation fur see _*mln* \11°W*|=°i1‘ ehd 1°  '-
sling _ _  tg. i'psroantags"fromtlrst'radssmen`,whi__oh,
toukefs’ ~ _~ _ _- lfI09b» Alwf
“Don’t Il” was the sarcastic reply.
“'1‘hat’s all you know. Why, my fa~
ther's a homeopatb, mothsr's an allo-
out
woisn
t}zing
the color ~-.vas
even, passable. -Rm
 them. ="=f'i
»niy`iv'_lts about me in .trdsr
witbthem. `
" ‘How much is that _
strapping six fnotel_',_fWl'i0
mvrféy- _ '
_ “ ‘Two llfty,’_I replied _
#Than he informed me t_bat__ll¢ li*
_wa'ya_hsdths'orownsod bishats
full of holes in order. to 
cool' and his hair from e0il;lin_g‘~a_nt.-.
_soouhsd this attended found than
' alksd what the ii_at_was°_worfh.-j _ 
titty.” I responded in he
11|!
laughed sims for 'asking .s prius
for damaged goods. *'He
gotliis hat for $1, w-_bile
with him had a laugh ii' _ _
He wanted to look. at "seine
and after pricing one at SN osnoluded
-to take it. _ _ _ f
“ ‘Where’sths bowl’ he asked. ssl
_ wssdoing'\_1P*|_1°.paok_l¥l_~ 5 1
" ‘You 'only  _tba e t_dd_la,_’_ l_
laughed. The o_th_e;s~s__¢sswi.tli`s 
isugasd aus. 'rseigisns-.urinate sian
ms, sus i reps gnnainurecrol.  get
svsn on the hat byi_cha_rgisg“hlns QI.-oo
forthe bow. I not onlyiiot Orem bot’
the others wersss  with my
_ ‘Yunlm trick* that  lralhsimiy
of Lxnonsy with ms.”-°-Danni# has
&|---q`
_lss Impressions of Angels.
'Tbawifs of a wsllkuownif. _
_look bar little daughter. s. _
dsnisel, to a matinee onus _
and the Beanstalk.” A so
`arwa'rd sho was
and lifting her psttiuoats be!sae___a sho
val glass. Her father reprovedfhor and
sold her it wasn‘t a 'pretty  todo., ”
_"why," uid ins shud, " law his
sngslsdo it.”_ _ "   » _ --
“Ths augslsi?° -exclaimed hor father.
'!Wby, ‘wh_ere?” g - '
,- f‘W-bon mamma  wont to-heaven
that day," said the-c'i_iild.' ‘ 1» _
'_ _The father explained this
heaven was onlyths 
ew~oeoue_fi-~
 "Ind wasn‘t`tl_i_eysugsls!”
_I “No."’_ said the father; _
jusigii-ia" _ _ _ , _
_ The child put on .anair of intense
idilglllt. ' _ __ __
` “Wsli,’?she said, "I iink.tbey_ouf,'»fzt
lo be baked home and spanked, 'cause
_ they waswtidresseii any morothan an-_
iels.”-'Lowision Iiourmfl. ‘  '
Ol'
"' Queen Vloto'r_i.a's llnrlged 
Hero ies fu_nnygstoryf tcldf of; shape-
psuing nt the English" éo11riSir'Ths‘o-
dura Martin hsdfbeen requested by Vio-
toria to read aloud from “Tho Riugaud
Sho  " 5 Sir 'llhsodorswas 
_ _enough to make aosutioussiody before-
hand or nie poem, and he pinned mar.
 _notes as danger signals against
ofjdoubtful propriety. _; _ "_
_ #rho marked copy chauced 'so oomsin-_
iio the hands of' a rather ‘tbougbtloi
.ggourt lady. ‘"1 have so enjoyed -this
'wonderful work. ” sins said to a! friend,
 ;_"‘an`d it has been such an 'advantage to
'reads it after the qus`an';' forshs- has
 mines sie me b=F=_iiiiiu1_
' _ parts. and. ob, what exquisite taststho
_ . "__, __
Csrnarvon. when colonial
Omvililly' recorded 'his' opinion lof.
G°"8°`G1`B7 “"8 dlngaro1m_mau.!’
'I-id°nfi¢undemnndy_¢i». lvswppedbefueemiuu euouaund - 5. -cam .mom ,gm
After your generous defense, fs: whieh Lord Willowbrook l>li:sh:d.wlien 'he lu". in mnmgehfny q”°l° s,°~”.d-7,.” 3 convdrrsziciilon' chonoedin_sge} m;;',d“d__m
I thank you much, I am sure you do me heard the laughter of many voices u hm” d°°t°r’ md ` _'Wm' ° Path'°ti° l gsferenoe cg Sir  um -.` 0¢1°\1»
;1_*;‘1_1g?‘f_|1\1f 1011 Sly. Perhaps you are _gow for a nimble wit!" muttered the =gh,T°"th°7_‘u °t than upuiment °n “Avery strange  l u I dm ‘
Of the mano-r. “Help me,'g,\\ yy ‘ _ _ dnraoter is   _ , _ ,0I,”
"No, mods ,” 'd th ' ,' f - Thatboygotthssym th he desired 1 '_  “"°”»"'i§l*
_“___ _mt ml; axamn  :>e°;;s___ _o get out or this  _aww M__g“______ _P8 Y _ _ ashe¥8__¢f_._ihe»he,ad.»_  tum-__,_g¢. ha, wa Images all :have
inconsistency of human nature. Be- The bolts were drawn back, the dmr I ' `
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