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oil choir mete. looking not till the In“
it were a protaund and «atom comm.
Few of them row ihmmnlveu. and those
that do are, an a ruin, indifleraut oat-union.
than "on two Okinawan at the lake
Mflnndny'hom an oxooptlon tothis‘
ruin who unwind muoli attention from
tho crowds. They couldn't find a boot to
unit them at that. To all the buntkeepm'
proflorod craft they returned it mind with
vigorous shakes oi their hoods.
"No likoo same boat. " said the smaller at
tho two. “Want it push-push bout”,
Then they both made peculiar motion-
wlth their arms. Suddenly it dawnod
upon tho bontkoopcr that what tho Celes-
tlnla wanlod was ncanoc, and that the mo-
tions wore intended to represent paddling.
which they dosignntod as “push-push. " llo'
producod u vci'y pretty little cnnoo. to tho
grout sntlsiaction of tho Cinnamon, who
Boiled the [mddlcm mol- their plnocs, and
other gravely rolling lhoii- Hooves up from
wins like pipo stcniu pushed 01!. Their
{tom tho urchins who lined the banks. ‘
“Oh, git onto do l1hiuku!" "Push on
yer puddle thcrc. Wanna-washed!" “Look
at th’ arms on 'oini" "Soy. Chink, hitch
yor pigtail to it our, on if yo lull in it'll
hold yl-r up!" .
Tho orientala paid no attention to the
10cm. but pnddlod slowly out with on may,
sweeping motion of tho puddles. Present-
ly twu burly young men, who had been
pcrapirlngly spixidlng is light rowbont up
and down tho luko. rowed up tollio China-
mcn and dcrlaivoly challenged them to a
race.
“You wont. row racoe bout. boy?" in-
qulrod tho smnlltrr Chinumnn. "Go other
end lukm and come back?"
“That's lilo hit-n. Chink," returned the
young mon in a breath. Then they turned
to their friends on tho ahor‘o and winked,
indicating. “Just watch on do the hcalhons
dirt!" ~
Boot and canoe lined up togethor, with
tho hots nil on the boot. The Chinese look-
od liko pygmics lxiside their stalwart. young
competitors. At the start the youthn pull-
ed quickly ahead, lengthening rnpidiy the
distance betwwn their'crnil and the canoe.
Their opponents womed quito unconcern-
ed over the {not that the crowd was howl<
lug manta at. them for their elowncse. and
kept up no cosy and rather gram-mi swing
which brought them to the turning point.
two rods bohlnd the lenders. As the boat
turnod ono of tho youths, flushed with an
Apparently (my victory. dropped his can
and shouted: ' .
“lioy, Chlnks, go homo to your inun-
dry. Como up here. and We'll give you a
tow."
No sooner hnd be spoken than the Chi-
nnnicn half man, dipped lhclr puddles
deep, and with on amazingly powerful
and (loft. stroke soul; their light croft cut-
ting through tho water. Backward and
forward liko clockwork thoy wont, tho \vn-
tortonudim up at tho prow oi tho canoe
and midyiug nwny boltind mt it. out up the
distance iwtwwu it dud tho rowlmut. Tho
(votive youths worn now working hard.
Their {Mos and even tho backs of thoir
nooks worn rod with straining. and they
wore splashing uhcud at o grout row. But
tho rhythmical stroke u! the small heathen
behind was driving tho cnnoo upon thorn.
0n the bunk derision bud clmngod to ad-
mirntion for tho, plucky little cadmium,
and who“ their bow {urged ahead of the
bout a prom shout of congratulation went
up. 'l‘hu moo uooInt-d practically ended.
but thorn was mm more incidont. As they
noon-d tho tinish tho pnddiora euddoniy
throw tlioum-lvl-u to one sido anti swcpt
uvor tlm lino in along. grncvfnl curve thut
round the lmws of tho vanquishod. Thou
they limit their hoods courimualy to lln-ir
oppont-nlw
lint tiicn- was no mummy in tho duh-ni-
cd pnrt y. ’l'iw strukc, on tho bout ilontod
up iwnr tho (,‘liinmnou, upluuln-d n iittlo
ohowrr of won-r ()\‘t'|' thorn with his out.
In on insinut tho cnnoo uwvrvcd umund,
thorn won u will tnm’ouu-nt of tho [ind
dit‘li. uud two mild mlumnu of water ilow
straight into the llu’t‘ri of tho disgruntlod
common, Sonkod through, iiwy pull (or
tho hillll“, while tho crowd t‘iltit‘l't‘li it» up-
pmiuliuu ol‘ the clown-at bit of boutmnn-
«hip timt has boon won for u long limo in
Control pork-«Now York Sun.
The Anything Mun.
An applicant inquirodul u moreimnt. for
work.
"What can you do!" Mitt-d tho employ.
or.
"Uh. nuytlliug."
"Don't. wnut you," sold tho omployor.
And nill-r mmo udditinnui talk tho nppli-
cant tlopurtoti.
ldtlt‘l' niiutlwr radio in.
"What. run you do?" lnqulrvd tho om-
pluyt-r list licium.
"i can‘t do anything." wmi tho hall
ultmuml mnlvmiun.
"'l‘hm'n oil right. You uncut thoro. and
tho inn-nun: will put. you oi work,“
A frivnd. who luul noon tho wlmlu por
formanro. Wm no much lntoroatul that ho
hummi- itldtllnli lvo.
“I don‘t quito undontnnd." ho mid
qucmiiuninuly. "why you took mm and lot
the utlwr go. Thu lint ono mount to ho
on lutoliigout. follow.”
“You." oxpluiuod tho ompioyor, “hut
Pro and no into for them turn who cnn do
anything. 'i‘iwy know ituil. Possibly tho
otlioro only not. prom to ho any lwitvr, hut
wiwnyuu iind nuiuuwlm onn'tdnauy.
thing you do mind mum t-hnumol Wh-
iug hint. "miiutmlt limo Prim
J'enen'e rut-i M
in Japan a folded ion. the emblem oi
potent, in not only pinned in tho hand of
a» god of hawthorn. but rich and poor
ellko motto «instant uuol thou nullity
eon. annnm gentlemen. meeting en tu-
qunintanw on the mt. politny alum
with tho too. The rich manpimhie
.tmnuponltupolniedeurl’mtohudthm
to the poor. nut “30de need inner-d
of Wild ' about the Mt
l
~ have taken no account of "incr'aaeed im-
prooperous months of 1392 under the
helm linen mm Mandib-
uiortttnete primed-hotelimouthie
mammalian-mo,
W to his
hue dim mum I maximum “H r on
Took npid wing.
My nutty. country. dice.
14nd to which trooper» flee,
TM name More.
1 Motor Cla/Volnilil nun.
‘l'liy no truie tnrlll bill;
Thy Gresham. Smith: and Milli.
Born from above.
but uiueit- swell the braces.
liomooruie. in your knees.
And swell the aongl
Let than who brought thin tote
'l‘hoir medicine- tnko straight.
1 Ann three years lonnr wait
’ To right the wrong.
—-Alhert Lyon.
'rnu Truth taking out.
“There appears to be no doubt that
the government will have a large eur-
plutl on its hands as the result of the
operations of tho new low during the
first year. Most of the estimates of rev-
enue which have heretofore been made
portaiionu. Tho treasury ofllcials believe
that these will be very heavy during
July, August and September, and that
the customs receipts are likely to exceed
for those months what they were in the
higher duties of tho McKinley low. "
The above from tho special Washing-
ton correspondent: of The Journal of
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin is
confirmatory of what we stated only n
few would: ago. In making their “esti-
mates of revenue" it has of course not
been dosirnblo for the free traders to‘
draw any attention to “increased imt
portations.” The less said upon that
subject tho bottor. They will undoubté
odly exceed nnythin wo havo known
(or very many yours.« It is well to re-
member, too, that. ovary dollar’s worth
may be sold in this country moons cor-
respondingly smaller sales of similar
American goods made by American in-
bor, and tho mailer the solo of Ameri-
can goods the smaller will b0 the de-
mand for American labor. There will
be u largo surplus of revenue in the
treasury vaults, but no surplus, or even
sufficiency, of revonuo for the working
poopin—Amcricnn Economist.
Tim Fox And the Muir.
A Fox ortuml tho boom» of an Actor,
and rummaging through all his proper-
ties i'illlil‘ upon at Musk, nu ndmirnblo
imitation of 3 human hood. llo placed
his paws on it and said. “What a bean.
lifnl hood, 514 it is of domino, as it
entirely wants bruins?"
A fair lam is of hill» uso without
091ml.
”flolln, Dam. what- uru you doing?"
said u lllzulv raiirr. who looked into
tho upon door of tho sanctum, where
Damascus liltido was sitting at his desk,
evidontly mjuyiug himself at his work.
“Building a pyramid," ho said.
“Wit-it kind of a pyramid?"
“Oh. i p} rnmid of tho status which,
by tho apring l-im‘tiuus, so for have
shown their disgust at tho Wilson bill
uni othor tvndvuoios toward tron trade
maiiifflmi by tho Doumcratic party. "
“Woll. how do you make it?"
“l is dvud t-zmy. Look at it. "
A' ii in- sllnvml ovor tho paper, on
Will i the following appenrod:
will”.
lliWA.
MAINE.
KANSAS.
leilANA.
ll.l.l.\'tilfi.
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hllNNlirii i'I‘A.
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NEW .il‘lllb'l‘li'.
(‘tiNN 1i "l‘llilJ’l‘.
lllliilm ”LAND.
fini'Til IiAKu'l‘A.
MArii-iM‘lllTHE'l"i'l-i.
w'l‘ldodo libido.
with”; $9.214?“
Tho following iottm‘ from tho English
firm of brim tomadom. liomuol Heath .2
80m, to n ilnrttord firm in a {Mr indica-
tion of with what intnrottt tho Engiinh
mnuui'twturvr in wntohing Dminwrntio
ioginlotimr:
liilillilimAI. Englund. April to.
To tho m... w“ Company:
We here your more slum mu lining mailers
a! tandem. mi. on you an no doubt mm m,
ere the turnout moutwturere oi ell kindliot'
titlin- tor tit-an millionth tin world. wewieh
tour that it the Wilson bill was: in your
mtry we dull he wry aim! to out upon you
m tint» out tsunami»: with all kind. or
one». more. eplntliee. rod nude. anon». «on.
end whim
eehmidhevmpiueod to hour from you.
Mull mwouidtm be in it muttouto
muwluluumer it the min mt with
will.
”rm m in anticipation. m.
, railroad.)
it don’t into n mules: to discern
tho but tint it tho Wilson hill lieomumi
a law the tirro of flame! Booth at
Emil. about the lust-at limimiot‘taitum
in the world. intend» to flood tho mono
ii" with in goods. Tito rum-mi of this
in “In “Mimi of Aliioi’lmli titan.
Wool Amorimmmil --, , the
he“ hind: theirclnch on riw r “in“
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to all ranked organ. and quickly
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pocket. Price ".00 npuckage. Si: or
written gnu-toe “are «my» 1
let manprincipied drug in sell ,.
‘wrilal neuron haying NBA .
he has not got it. we will rend it. b moi upon
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