.
mural-whom.
lanolin-out
finned-“Wanna.
unsettled“
Aalmthonhtyunrnother
Bummrlehaalaolehe.
Betweenyuaaadnnpartlache.
TURNING THE TABLES.
NellioPalww-lyingouthelonngein
her My baron-a. arias and looking
ruynnhappy. Andyetaheharlheeurnar—
tiedonlyaixnionthtandto such-“nice.
handma- Inan.”aa all the young Indira
Wthtwdyaheoughtto hare
been ham with hint. And an the h‘nd
”until-anti to tell the truth, Mr.
, ”Pal-er, ‘ nsto (on
fithathew-a 2 him
lytahentolirtiuxwiththeae very young
lullaatallthepglfiuln,wm,lear-
hghiwfletn mot heraell. Sure
Iyltwae wink: any-ix Inontha’
alkaJMIlyonesoaenaitire—Xel»
”Whoa anemia-lamp
“Jed-lull”. Bohhlaleratuldenlyee-r
Ing his Iittlawhhtlaaa heentered the
runninnreturnlngfrurnhisofiur. What's
the matter nan‘ellief Canary reluaed
toainxor Minnfiglini not put flowers
enoughinynnrhounet?’
“BowmanynuPsohhedh'ellie,
Wake-h.
“look hanlllen." said her husband.
alttlagdownnpuatha lonnu and speak-
ing pure seriously; ”Idon't like this at
all. lanereornehoniethatyoureyuare
not red andawollenwith mill» What
hare you to eryahnnt. l shonhlliu to
know! lt’aaninanlttn are to mnlrelv
mahontthahouaeatterthinfashloand
poring away in cornea. looking sullen
:1.an pier-blast yon dill hat night at
In. Muhlin’a Why,peoplo will think
neaperteetdotne‘ictynnt!”
“Ah.lloh.don't speak an! I can't help
It. naked. I doteel an raherahle. You
www.mh.”
'1! Well. that is rich! rulings you'll
be pnlenough to let-w hnowd what
enormity Preheat guilty that ha. turned
yunlatoarnodrmsbhe?’
. ruflywmdeanhntmhtlt
have; an!"— 11m poor Kellie
hrohe down spin. Mr. Palmer's eyes
melde.
“Whew!” whhtled he; “il thla isn't
,,;’uud6hoortore‘ot
c. H HARVEY.
1010!!!! m m, 801311! NORWALK. 0038.
hownnehawile think» 0! her tort
upon thh mnlng. .
“Don’t you think. Nell. you’re danced ‘
enough tor one night!" raid her husband.
towards the clue of the evening. “torn
married woman?" he added.
“l‘erhapa no,” she answered, cheerfully;
“but rye-enjoyed myaell so much! Really.
I almost forgot that l war a
woman. and teltjike it girl again."
“And behaved like one," he said. rather
coolly. “Who b that fellow that has l .
in nttendana upon you all the evening?"
he inquired. no they walked down stairs.
“That remarkably handsome man with
theexprualredark eyes. do you menu?"
1
5 you trust me for trr npplmt"
filth- , I ,
Fmilslegmmmouhy.
orttyxmmmm.
3%!)me «kllll'l‘AIL.
Gaol 00-— MW
Wm (in Xv York W).
Minuet-tank's“ Battered—e.
fit. I any, walla, y’r cook out» lamb
mill ahwt herrin' thlnpelun.
Welter—Hols rnryoaratnl.alr.
”Behold look at thundarhstllab
aeronthatetuk. ‘l'hat newt-w.
guide” lryln' pan. 1 know."—Gooi
“a mm m or mama”
the Boy In nun. .
Several weak» ago a boy entered a unruly
store on Michigan avenue and mid:
"Flew. nir, my father inlaid. and won't
you trust me [or two atieku ol candy?"
The groom mid he would. and did. but
the boy returned in a few tiny: and, with
out nil-runne- to the old debt, said:
“Please. sir. my in her is dead, and won’t
He got them, and returned again and
again. always mulling: his father's death
the excuse (or getting trusted. The-gm
cer's patience reached the limit the other
”I never noticed his eye» or that he was
at all handsome." he answered mtillly. 5
“Oh. I thought you mount Captain lnr- .
ell. ol the artillery. All! here he ill—just ‘
one moment. dear-l quite lorgot"—-— ‘
And Nellie spoken few words to the cap 9
tnin in pairing. 0! which her husband i
could dialinguhsh only something about.
“that bulk." ;
When Rakrt Palmer came home next‘
duyhe lonnd his wile. not cryingms he '
tore. in her bedroom, but in the
practicing a new song. ,
”(tannin Lovell called that morning." 3
aheaaid. "and l have prom'ued to singthla‘i
for him at Mr». Campbell'a." ‘z
“Ah!” he answered with anexpreaniou“
n! lndifleuner'. and as his wife struck up:
with the tint few notes henmttered toé
a
himsell.“Coulnund Captain Well!"
At Mn. Campbell’s Captain Lovell wan
again in attendance upon pretty Mn.
Palmer: and then nth-r gentlemen dimor—
¢rccl her attractions. Iwr piqlmncy and
aamettishnesu and llirtrihk'rm; and so. in
a very few weeks. Mrs. Palmer «an n belle.
Shedid not seem in the least to cine who
her husband was attending upon. and in-
deed hewuld rarely get award with her
atall when nt the gay mmhliea which
they constantly {toque uted. He sanctions
gave her ahint that the was "no hanger a
girlfand that hewaa her husband. but
the only laughed and said there was no
harm done. antlthnt she wu enjoying her.
aell no delightfully. and lelt herself more a
belle than eren when a girl-which was
true, became PM haul not flirted then, he-
ing nhuolhed. heart nnd soul, in Bob Pal-
mer. [lot now it who Captain love“ who
appeared chiefly to occupy her thoughta,
aawellasn good port at her time. She
tang-adduced with him; the read the
books he sent. and no frequent were his
rhita. no constant his attention. that at
bat Mr. Robert Palmer's wrath hunt
h.
“mien." he said. as he one day clam! the
door on the departing captain. "I really
count permit this to go on any longer.
Your conduct to me in may: unarmed—-
must astounding. You are by Tar too intl— '
mate with this lellow lavell. He is con
atantly in my house, and lust evening he
namely left your side. while you stood for
two hours the centerol a group of chat-
teriurt. grinning popinlayi. like himsell.”
“Why. Bob. you yourself blame-l roe tor
playing wallnowu and ’nplder.‘ and laid
you were oi me."
"I an rnnch more ashamed of you now,”
he retorted aererely.
“Kendal. that is quite unreasonable at
you. Didn’t you tell me that I would
planar you by enjoying myself. and lining
a little? You know you did." added Kel-
Ilo. npruachlully, "and now that I an)
In M. ’00 so jealous. "
lntnltul~ym and W so well. ll
only you «told hear the remarks about
yonraell and that Imellm—o
”Similar“: thone that I heard In regard
loyal: and Mia» linden. l pmumei”aahl
hlewlle.
"What is Mira Baden to me!" he do-
nandol angrily.
”Anti what in Captain lmllto rue?"
wlth him."
“Mynudowlth babel Baden."
al'h. Wmmnarnrrku
waaruIcheart and lite with anguish
murmur-lamb
to turn. at anymthetrm
m luplorlug
harlont. Bettina
Manama-yuan
you. llyougnontllrl
have you doa'tesn
thinldolor
8E
33
i
r
l
humbled la . '
and s yelelan with-at practice nothing
“m “H m a; w on afi'Bflw m.
In her Inland.
l
r
l
l
l
a
l
l
I!
will?!
l
- ; staid: .4 Mid low lmrrmnm. finally became n
3 h
“Jealouut not ll But I am oflended and
“You encourage him. mulmn. You lllrt
”Ammaydowhathnot penninllhle
In a won-u"
“Ah, that In it!" rald Kellie wlthlhrr old
a wl own-y
mayo-thawing pltyorrklleulnd
ahnwln'derotlun
camel-moonlit". must not
hut ain't hear alllnrucehet-
legal:
stiles»
day. and he asked:
"Boy. in your lather really dead?"
“Yen, air." ,
"Am! lmw much longer are you going to
ask for i miit lmwu- your lather din-d?"
“Whymn't you giye a boy n show?" was
the indignant pom-zit. "You knowanwell
as 1 do that mat can’t marry ngnln under a
your and lmlrl her possititm in manly.”—
Detroit Free Prat-t.
The [Elect Somewhat Slam-l.
The rilltor from llzlwcreek hml lawn in-
iited to address the Sunday school.
"I am reminded. children," he sold, “o!
the career 0! a boy who was once no larger
thansorneol thelittle fellows I see here
before me. He played Irunnt when he won
not to school. went fishing every Sundny,
ran away lrom home before he was ID
yearn old. lenrnnl to drink. emote, chew
; tnlmren. play cards and slip in under the
a canvas when tlu- rirerns wine around. lle
went lntu had mummy, lrmurnied lirery
’ pickpmket. tlwn n larger. then a horse
; Ilil' l. undone day in n lit of drunken mad-
' news he mmmlttad a cowardly murder.
2 Children." he continued irupreeairely.
l ”Vain-n- do you think that boy in now!"
* “lle ammls helore in!" gut-soul the chil-
l drrn. with om- mica—Chicago Tribune.
l -. . _
: “lint. Indeed?
3 An rimming Anecdote is relatwl ol lluh
* vrr Browning u.» regards the mes of the
‘ llmas ning moieties. A society hwl rut-t,
'. and the [marge under discussion was taken
‘ {mm "Chihle llolrtnvl to the slur}. tower
. came." The yumpnue Wm mom olmrn,
3 and with side nun-ll warm in animation
'their own View. To calm the htornl. the
1 pruident u! the mint y gore notice that he
I would write to Mr. Browning him“. At
. tha— next meeting. amid the greateat er~
tin-meat. the preaident annmmozd that he
; had received the tollowing reply:
f “I could certainly explain the Ivonne.
' but then what would he the time at the
'. Browning anxietyP"——londun Tit~lllm
‘ ,-....._.._.~.......
a none-u Opinion.
Pathrr—mh'ow. l’ryton. my lrly. who urn
‘ ally the Ina! hehuml membem of your
T clash!
* “yum—«Well. ya. I think that Tum
Pirkrtt nrul l urn; but. to tell the truth, I
sometimes hate my doubt» about Tom.
l'nthar—Jlow many in your rlasm!
l‘eyton~'l'hrre's Tenn and 'me.- New
" York Herald.
i
l
”MW.
Met there."
“I her: of you don't look that way. then.
or he will manhunt."
an
my enltn."-~l"lla|pnde lllntter.
Advice.
Pretty hummer—Ma. may law hinting?
Hell? “1m lnritesl you?
llanghlerwllr. llhflm.
London Tit ta.
'l’elllwg III-t Ilnw.
brawl!"
"Y“ '9
keep it {ruin getting stale?"
“I would. yea"
inntotl Prat.
mm...
mandala
under“.
nominal 7”
“Don't you are. ny our madam, a Ml"
m with when-“blag tollralur
"See. Adolph. that to your tailor altting
“And why not? Aren't you right with
“ll'mwym. hut he own me a receipt (or
fund Huthcrwlmlml you ghan'ti The
Pond Mother-30h. ”I. you may go with
Mr. llllflera. Ile Ina e cork la. and ll the
hunt npnrln out you hang on to thin..—
“flay. Mr. linker. have you got any vital.
“Would you like to know a guard way to
”Then aell it while We lmh."~Wnlh~
“llowdma it happen that ynn.a nadir»
so long without taking your
4.
EASTER 1
.3 WI. ammo 0r WED mus:
TRADE.
”élmlllofi ‘rlml.’
[5830" I. SECOND QUARTER, Ill-
H. KRIEG'ER, ~,
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
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my null.
87m cons.
TERHATTONAL “M53. APITIL 5. bdrm Its-tars- 4 mm
IP16. m
.. of: he nit-am than in t autumn.“
.m““ a" I“ [I m "L "l" “airmen-”lacuflMandér-ry
con—u run a. a—aoun 'l'nt. Pa. «Imminent in a! mum Imam»
ton. nadir» Andrea.
erll.lt—cawsaiaotnryhytholer.ul.
nun». .
Winn: Intro-W W by
m
Pmldtntltrrllllltllltttllolltgt.
TWA mun, CONN.
:3“ of its W W.
Alterthcfiyrian array hail been smitten
with blindneu at the word at lhha he
led than intothr tnhlat ol Snuarlu. then
prnynlthat theyntlght are. Their eyes
hing opened. they found than-elm in the
more a! the nun whom thnysnught.
the lingo! larml. who would hnro slain
them; but at the command of Eliha he
tul than. twain! than well. and let them
go. thus conquering than: with hindnen.
Tmlny’s Ienaon bring More In Samaria
an besieged by the Syrians thattharnla
a terrible famine. and mothers are an
email by hunger that they eat their own
children. and all heeauae 01 their rebellion
agninat God.
I. "Then Elhhaauirl. Hear ya the word
of the 11ml."
The hinge! Israel prolmeil to hem filled
with horror nt thodoinpo! the people thet
he swore to kill I'Ilhha. and proceeded
lorthwitlx to put hia threat in execution.
2'. ”Behold. ll the [ml would math win—
dows in heaven might this thing he."
Thus spake n companion of the king 0!
Israel. in rrply to the worsl of the Lord hy
Biotin. that tomorrow there would he
(and in abundance; and thust «peaks. runny
in prolml Christian today. in relerenee
to the grunt pmtnisen of the Loni o! Hm
t in at lenrlul (in. but aounmmon. to make
light at the word 0! God or reject it alto
norm-r. because it seems impossible or on-
rrmuuulde.
Al. t "‘ley nit we here until we die?"
Wo are now lutroduml to (our outcada.
“about the city became 0! their leprosy.
who on: in a mint pitinhle condition. They
nrv «lying: slowly 0! disease; hunger in now
hastening their death—there is no relic!
mun the city: the Syrian» can only kill
tin m. and thus shorten thrir misery, but
visibly may take pity on than and save
them. It in their only heme. and their
miniature manlonp. The condition of that
men was sail indeed. but what about those
in all Christendom who nre on the way In
the recent! death and are ludiflerent to iv
5. "And theyrosenpiu the twilight to
go unto the camp at the Syrinns. and. be
bold. there wn no man there.”
Trembling” and Itenlthily. under com
o! the twilight. they moved toward the
mmp o! the enemy. hut enemy there was
none. ooone tuheaenn Their tetra ruu'nh.
t:.x.-'.r henna lap within tlwm; they r:
p. 1. 1! death, but tiwy Tinz‘, lily. load and
l. L ‘- in abundance. The change in
tnur Clh'lllwnm in an illustration at
the (liilerencs hetwmn nu unsaved person
seeking natiotaet'mn from this world and a
th'l‘d mnl rejoicing in the fullness oi the
m ix-mption and Me tiernnl.
S‘Jiunn to Ill'flf a noise of (harlot-t. and n
butw {rt llul"l’~. even the Ruled All :1 gnarl
lubed."
lie-lid not open their eyes to new thr
luau of the lord us He did the eyma u!
Illulu’n servant :vi. ll). but He annual
limit ears to hear. and thrir ham: to in:
nzlm‘ .1 great hue! pursuing them. It wan
nut n host 01 Hittite: and Egyptians. n~
they thought. hut the nnaeen host» oi the
hunt What rut there lain the will that
mu any, “Tholuh on host ahuuhl eucamp
unjust me my heart nhnll nut Tour!"
?. “Wherelore they arose and fled [or
their llh‘."
How runny way» the Lord has at «Her
throwing Ilium-mien and reading deln‘rrr
nun: :43th u lledusim lobleaa! The hard
himweth how. lt is nothirus either In
make magnum» or have any anxiety. but
juat nhlde in Illtn who in our svllllviuncy in
All things.
D. “We do not null; thin day to a day of
gum! thump. and wu hold our lune"
'l’nm spake the loner: an Hwy perhap-
[filth-rd in their morwhelnllnx jny to run
pu‘wr the (amine ntrichen city mirror by.
nod received the gin-l tidings of salvation.
"ll we tarry till llw morning light norm
mlwhiel will mine npon up."
Who can tell whnt the loan will lw in tho
nwrraetinn morning to all hollow-m Illa
hnve done nothing to spread the 3M till
lawn. when at tlle judgment not of L‘hriat
tlulr lnlquily hu lound them out (it. \‘..
nmrgim.
To. “5n thry value and called unto the
palm of the city."
’l‘hry did not. Atop at good mnlntlom.
but Immediately put the urn» into elleut
[It all lolsevm who em thinking ol lull
in: or pending thermal tidinm tong her». at
on do numbing about it and tha- wort
wlll more on
ll. "And by called the potter»; and tho:
told It to the king”: howl. within."
Thus the grind Mina-re pawl on Iron.
one to another. no one thlnklnu oi himsall.
but only at the m of joy whirl» he
hears.
l2. "And the hing arooo In the night and
told unto IlII manta. I will mahowyou
what theta.“ unknown."
“either the hluwalt tlll the corn
is; It lsatlrnent sore nonmetal! pit
hapa deep hall tor-aha hint. But hr don
not believe tho good ttdlhu; he insulin.
W. llntl he balm the word of
the lord hy “blah. ultht nowhan
humbly and gratefully. “11:13 hi the
'a data; and melon. In our eyea."
it “lat Ia and and are.”
Thimuuallhelyahowwnkl It In
at the lamina.
a
ti. "The Lord hlul xnndethe butt 1»! the ,
What a word this i» (or all who have heard '
Buildillome.
Now is the time to select one
of those lots on Lowndes. Lin-
coln or Woodward avenues.
They are the Cheapest and Best
lots Within The Oily limits
For the money asked.
PRICE SOS—(fill $450.
The." IIEEII IID GRADING. Are
locum] on healthy. gravely
soil.
This is no speculation to make
a pile 0f tummy.
I bought threw Iuts Very roas-
ouahly. mu! mu satisfiml with a
small profit.
Seventeen lots lmvv been sold
this your. Tc-ruw urv lllilllt' to
suit tho purrhusvr.
Du Hut miss this I‘lpplll’llllllly
tu Sm‘lln- ulll‘ uf lllcsv lots.
For further particulars apply to
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