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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1888
Page
3
Poetic meditation by Aurilla Furber in Pioneer Press. The speaker describes dewy hills, fields, and the river reach, praising dawn and dusk as they reveal bounty and renewal. He longs for rest, peace, and fresh vision, awaiting morning to return to work.
A chaotic rural scene unfolds as Mickey Finn climbs a forty foot wall to descend, attracting a crowd. While hornets sting a nanny goat and chaos erupts, Mickey loses strength but is saved by his father, who catches him as the boy slips head first toward the rocks, amid cheers and relieved sighs from onlookers.
A discussion on happiness in marriage stresses moral independence and principle. It warns that achieving goals is not the end but the start, noting the difficulty of loving well over years and the need to align plans and duties with frugality and steadiness. Economic restraint and restraint in spending are urged, contrasting youth recklessness with mature responsibility.
In the De Gramont and Plagnolles estates near the Seine a jealous intrigue erupts as Roger De Gramont clashes with Jim the cat and Armando over Jim the beloved, amid pheasant thefts blamed on a poacher. A fatal shot wounds Jim and tensions peak during a chaotic domestic fallout ending with a price of one hundred francs for the famed cat.
Roger de Gramont faces a comic catastrophe when Jim the cat and a false Jim wreck his plans for Armando. The substitution of the litter for the real pet triggers scandal, flight, and eventual marriage. Armando embraces the kittens and Jim No. 2, and Roger receives a pardon as happiness blooms with a cat loving alliance.
The narrator travels to Dunvegan unveiling long moor roads, distant peaks, and weary resilient women bearing heavy loads. Across the landscape, signs of hardship appear as labor, poverty, and limited ground for food persist, with few signs of ease amid the rugged setting. The piece nods to broader conflict in Liew Little and notes publication by Seth Robbins Penneil in Herpers Mag.
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