The Bee, 1892-06-23
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away Itwnsapopulit Mitiinier lesoit uud many guests had been thete but at lite first news of war must of them had tied to the eastern towns The General who had headquarters near the springs and who had heard of liei aitival and her nirpxe sent for her iu lie evening She came to him rtk eogsr eyes for the tidings just to wl rjy a courier from Ihe scene of na Hoyoud ho springs iIikio wete no telegiipli wiius and lie comiers tode day and titbit over the dangetous Indian Ii ill- to limit h de quitches Is the s nny news of him sho faltered Yes Tho Generals voice almost choked as he looked at her How could he break the heart of thii brave young crcnture whose groat lovo made her so beautiful its uuselfi ih purposo shining fiom erery feature flow could he toll her the cruel truth with those love lit Btnrry eyes fixed so unflinchingly upon his Child lie said his hand upon licis even as her fathers had been his eyes full of kindness his stern voice sud suddenly - denly suddenly tender your lover is dead Tlio courier just in states that he died yester yesterday - day yesterday afternoon Not ouo word came fiom lr Ups The great eyes gave him 01U tUlckin look and then she fcl jut where stood at his feet like a elpi broken reed He lifted her up gently ind allod for assistance But In a little while sho re revived - vived revived tising to her feet with 1I10 old brave determined ook in hor pale face I must go with liiii she said Tlioy will bury lilm theie i t hali nover look upon his face again must got An escort of my bo ii and Inavesl men shall accompuiy ynu ho said They will protect you nnd bring tlio body ltero Thank you It was all she could say hut tears of gratitude rose in her eyes n she bent low over his extended ban I Then foi the first time she loarued tlio full patticulajs nf liei lovers exploit how he had lent the scouliiiK irty rush lug bodily into tho vet face nf the foe and by this action saving tho military from tho ambush the sivages had pre prepared - pared prepared for them In a moment tlio b title had begun but ciu his rotnrudes weie hand to hand with the reil nkins who seemed to lurk Lehin I evciy bush and tree this bold yoiliu soldier had mot his fate falling with his face to tlio foo At least ho died liko n hero her heait whUpeied ulie ever the bitterness of tier ttoo lhiealeni i to overwhelm her Two days later nft a Inn nnd weary journey her little ity n clu d the sol dioiV camp ilielnjs had entrenched thomselves behind a miiuII knoll ovet looklnv the surr ii iic eoitiittr fori tying iiieniseivtH wltli eartlnrorkt ngaiust any nttucki from the Indians All things seemed forthopicsent poaco ful At bight of her the boys raised n chcor Mauy of the militia knew her and they were proud of her Thoy know her for what sho was a bruvo heroic girl purely sweetly womanly yet ready ns any of her brothers to take tho weapons from her belt and defend her life or that of nny site loved a gttl Imbued with nil tlio glory aud strength of her native mountains She acknowledged the cheors with a sweet grave dignity then tho leading
beth n roll of old drnjicry under liorarm and a basket of delicious white and yel yellow - low yellow narcissus In her hand Where liavo I been she rejxiated Why overywheie Up garret down into tho old green house into tho laud of tho possible nnd iippossible Smell these flowers Margery I Aud sho held the narcissuses closo to Margerys straight little Greek nose Where did you got them Dolly nt this tinio of yeni cried Mnrgcry I planted them in tho groon house benches Inst full I wns determined to have something to brighten us up when tho March whirlwinds set in Its true that tho sashes nro nil broken but I tacked old blankets up and made it weather tight and the sunshiuo pours in liko gold and tho old Hniiisoii roso is in blo9som nnd tlieio tiro lots of bluo oyed pansles nnd nil these sweet Spring stars Well I remember tho story wo road about tho girl who went to a party in her grcat ginndtnotheis wodding dress Gills in stories nlunys discover d tosses packed nwny in old samhtl scentod trunks in garrets so why shouldnt we And I went upstairs nnd had a regular ruminate Dolly wlntt 11 gooso you me 1 just mil Margery Of course there was nothing there hut cobwebs and littlo bright eyed mice mid old rags that tho ragmans grcnt giaudmothui would have boon ashamed of Hut I found this old cream colored silesia buck of I ho ma mahogany - hogany mahogany chest of drawers Itll mako better curtains for this 100111 than yon yonder - der yonder faded moreen things Oh Margery how pretty thoso mtrcissiM flowers look in your lmir Sit still a minute only n minute Sho draped the ule yellow stuff artis artistically - tically artistically over Murgerys tall shouldeis she fastened it with a knot of deep gold nar narcissus - cissus narcissus sho shivveivil the other flowers in a yellow drift Uon tho jetty braids of her black hair Margery hhu cried gleefully rlnp plng her hands wlmtn lovely straight profilo you hnvel I shall lum artist nnd paint you nml call yo t Spring tlmo Mnrgcry uttered n sudden oxclamayon which m nil 0 Dolly whirl swiftly around and there to her luflulto embarrassment stood her brother Arthur tho young bank cleik with another gentleman Mr Somerset of Sklpton Court Is il a tableau snid thatyoungman smiling or n full dress rehearsal Margery flung olf the pnloyellow drap draperies - eries draperies the narcissus stars mined down on tho shabby carpet at her feot Its only Dollys nonsense she said with n glnnco of smothored indignation at her sUter Oil hut what a pity to spoil tho of fecti said Somerset Such lovely ilowcrst Mr sisters nro besieging tho
Only two women members aro al allowed - lowed allowed in tho Royal Society of Painters in water colors and of these Clara Mon talba is one A studont from Nownham College Maude Thomas lectures on dressmakiKg in girlss schools for tho Surrey County Council England Miss Louise Macdonald Is only thirty three but has beeu elected as principal of the University Collogo for Women at Sydnoy New South Valcs Nellie Cushman Is one of the best min mining - ing mining oxperts in Arizona and la vell known all over that country as a compe competent - tent competent and reliable miner Sovcral towns in Russia havo elected women for mayors on tho ground that they wero best fitted to be intrusted with the interests of tlio community Miss Margaret Kerr Johnston a re recent - cent recent graduate of the Royal University qf Ireland has just boon appointed assist nut nnd examiner iu physics by tho council of the university Sho Is still quite a young woman A woman in Philadelphia is earning her living by supplying families with a ccrtniu kind of pudding of which she alouo knows tho recipe Sho lifts regular orders for tho pudding which sho delivers ouco or twico n week ns the family may desire Miss Braddon tho novelist lias one great hobby tho collection of old china She has n series of magnificent cabinets cf china at her house iu Rlcitmond near Loudon nnd one loom is known as the pinto room hecauso it is hung around with china plates An Indian woman Miss Nancy Cor nelius a graduate of the Indian school at Carlisle Pa bos taken a full course at the Hard foul Training School for Nurses and has just recoivod hor di diploma - ploma diploma This is the first Indiau woman to prepare herself for uursing by scien scientific - tific scientific tialuing A Michigan sytidionte had bought two hundred thous uid acres planned im improvements - provements improvements and projected lumber mills and ns the Indications wero that three OI four hundred people were planning to found n colony there the women thought they saw a big future and they put la their homestead claims Mrs Margaret Belaud is said to And time iu thu midst of her literary duties to do n great deal of charitable work Sho is especially inter stod In work among fallon women mid many u poor creature basoned r storation to her help helpful - ful helpful ban I Mm Delimit is u jnetty woman and 1111 elite ininiug I etcher and hiu n simple conli 1 m iiiuor
dress ami Iheres tho enchanted ball ballroom - room ballroom waiting at Skipton Court mid tho yellow gold pieofs raining down in the shape f naifisns aud jonquils And I shouldnt n bit wonder sho ndded rog roguishly - uishly roguishly if the royal princo himself wasnt so very fur off Ucntto Mr Som Somerset - erset Somerset told Arthur that he nover had seon nny ono us bi auti ful ns you wero that night when you sat iu the firelight draped in amber silesia nnd crowned with flowcts Quick Let me help dtess you Margery There isnt n moment to lose You dear little good fairy cried Margery with swimming eyes But I must stop long enough to giva you a kiss How did you uvor coino to thluk of It For onco in a way things linppcned just exactly us they ought Mr Somor sct was ahcaily half iu lovo utn tar gery Peak and thobnll ioorh experiences concluded the other half of tho d Miclous captivity When sho came homo early in the wiudy Spring morning Dolly wns Bitting up for her ilioiisy but smiling Well cried Dolly rapturously Do you know Margery Ive been dronmlng in front of the fire here Aud what do you guess I dieamod That Louis Som Somerset - erset Somerset nuked you to bo his wife Mntgeryri sweet flushed face dropped on her sisteis shoulders It wasnt 11 dienm Dolly she whia peicd It wns the truth nnd I think you miint Imj 11 magician One neednt depend much qn the magic ntt said sagoly Dolly If ono kocps ones ears nnd eyes open I ki6v ho wns in lovo with yon long ago On how sweet tlio flowers smejlt Poor thingsl snid MargerV oarojsjng the dtooping petals thoy nro ail with withered - ered withered lie took one of tljein to Utor jo ever he said I shall always love nar narcissus - cissus narcissus nfter tills And to think Dolly dear that this was nil your dolngsl Saturday Night True moderation is neither tame m Bipid nor languid It calls upon nil tin energies and ail the powers of our nature for Its development it makes us not less but more manly nud womanly not less but more determined aud resojute not less but more hopeful nnd enthusiastic It is not for ago nlono when tho passions may liavo cooled and tlio energies abated but for youtli also when they nro warm and strong It embodies the forco nnd vigor of youth tlio wisdom nnd judg judgment - ment judgment of mnturity tho calmness nml ex experience - perience experience of rfge
Artificial ICbes Them lias I icon qnito n sent 1 1 tn WnsliiiiRlon recently on tho subject of artificial ocgn A person who claims to liavo invented n piocesn for nuikinc them patent uowly nppliml for has boon exhibiting sample and giving thorn nway nbont town Some dozens liavo hern sot viil in thn oltihs boiled friod Muclieil nnd scrambled ami tho genoral verdict ii Hint it would bo im possililo fnrnnyhody todlatingiiish thorn from real ones Externally tltry look exactly liko tho sort laid by hens Ilrcalt tho shell of n raw specimen nnd thn con contents - tents contents flop Into n class in as nnturnl a mnuiier ni possible tho yolk and whlto unminglod It has boon claimed that no imitation egg could ovor bo made to beat up for cake but tlieso tlo per perfectly - fectly perfectly Tho Inventor says that his eggs are chomiciilly spenking n prociso reproduc reproduction - tion reproduction of nature Corn meal is tho basis of their mnlcrinl The whlto U ptiro al albumen - bumen albumen of course whiln tho yolk is a moro complicated mixluionf allmmou and sovcral other elements Insido the shell Is a lining nf what looks sc mo what liko the delicate filmy niombrane formed by tho hen wlillo thonholi itself b stated to bo mado In two halves stuck together so artfully that no 0110 can discover tho joining Tho very germ of tho chicken with unnecessary fttlthfulnesM of imita imitation - tion imitation ns ono might think is counter counterfeited - feited counterfeited The eggs arc mado of various shapes and tints Ono will bo nblo to buy as soon as they nro put in tho market counterfeit pullets oggsoreggs laid by elderly lions likewise soleot whlto oggs
gill who had dated to go to tho front for lovos sako Under tho glorious swoop of tho spangled flag sho rode her cheeks allamo liko tlio ciimson stripes and Iter eyes splendid witli tho sunlight of love I know it was tho pansies that saved you sho whispered to Ned when they stood onco moro togother undor the shadow of their own beautiful royal tinted mountains The pansies liavo human faces and I bvliote God has In Invested - vested Invested ovcry blossom with graces and power which wo do not understand Her tall lover looked down upon tlio sweet face uplifted to his smiling nt the girlish folly yet touched by tlio pure faith in it And nftet all who shall say that sho was not right nSVIVINll VITAL ACTIO Iteatorlllg People Who Hnve Beta Dniiariana Tltni Ifmler YVntcr Dm ing the bathing and swimming season deaths fiom drowning frequently occur If every man of fair intelligence were familiar with tho most approved method of reviving vitnl action iu per persons - sons persons who had been n dangerous tlmo un under - der under water many lives might bo thereby saved Willi tho liberal disseminntiou of instructions on the method many per persons - sons persons would lenin and remember the pro process - cess process nnd would employ it in emergencies A now method which has been by medi medical - cal medical journals pronounced superior to tlio long practiced Sy lvcrfteror Marshall Hall method has been suggested by Doctor Bowles of London England After tho body hns beon removed from the water placo it for n moment witli face downwind to allow tho cscapo of
quantities of atr into tho lung is now safe Pressure upon tho back each timo tho face is turned down assists tho cscapo of water somewhat nud has n good infltieuco ou the heart aiding tho propulsion of Ihe blood towaid tho luugs Tho continued uso of this prono latcral method is snid to bo an excellent modo of keeping tlio pharynx clear of obstruction Tlio artificial respiration process is far away tlio most important thing to attend to first Not an instant should bo lost before it is commenced If there bo other assistants besido suf sufficient - ficient sufficient to keep up tills process steadily nnd persistently for hours for vitality has been restored after more than two hours of npjKtreiitly fiuitless effort wet clothing may be removed tho body rolled iuto warm blankets nud partly wrappod in thorn nnd heat applied to tlinjrroiiis feet and over tho stomach by vcuus of hot water in bottles or woollen cloths A very hot cloth applied sud suddenly - denly suddenly and momentarily to tho bare skin over tho heart might help to restore its nction or an occasional sharp slap or two witli tho hand over this region might have a liko effect When breathing is restored but littlo usually remains to bo dono A littlo hot drink or mild stimulant may bo required with dryness warmth and quiet rest An uudesorved reputation is like lw rowed money ouo has to give it up nl tlio end and to pay more 01 Ics dearly or having had It -
Moilcl Kltelisili There is no reason why the kitchen may not bo one of tlio plensautest rooms in tho house if properly cared for The Hollanders excel us iu this respect Their kitchens mo marvels of neatness The floor is paved with stone marble or granite nud is perfectly clean Thd walls aro coveted tvitlistiow whito tiling which shines like lamp reflectors The celling is html woo p tiuted and var varnished - nished varnished audit is ns lustious in its way as tho walls The stovo is generally in a recess Lacoor snow white liueu is hung from this alcove Im igiuo it a kitchen stovo behind Ince or linen lambrequins Tho kitchen utensilsuio in pantries which nlso have hangings of neat stuff of differ different - ent different kinds the sinks faucets in fact all tlio metal work that Is visible is so pol ishod that it glows like burnished steel Such habits naturally produco thrift A lady told 1110 she paid her cook ton florins livo dollars n mouth nnd out of tills pit pittance - tance pittance kIid had managed to save enough to accumulate a neat little ml cggala bank 10 piepiroii wvdhng outfit Certainly man Is of kin to the beasts by his body and If he bo not of kin to God by his spirit he Is n le nnd lane
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