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“I? I GOULD GIVE,"
“Will“! iii)! RUBY,"
“BRIDAL POLONAIBB,”
“1’1"8 THEN YOU
new
rail venue or A rarest.”
“rain A errte enteritis,"
"rarest."
AND JUMPiN JOE OF CHEROKEE HAD,
ONLY A P'Assmo rurenasr eon HER.
After Much Elicitation She Tells film the
Earl story or now Her Ilunband Passed
From This Vale of Tribulation Into a
Better land. '
I Nvas movin along threw the Valley of
Diepair with my Monster Compendium of
Medical Compounds and Animal Intent
genes, which the same consists of:
One cddecated hog.
Ono magic cement,
One jumpin frog, ' /
One Cherokee sassyparllly, '
- One exhibishun
smshwpor.
When I cums
across a female
seated on a har’l
in front of a nod
shanty. She was
srnokin hcr'pipe
and secrnin to re
licct on the cold—
ness of the world,
and i removes my
hat and bows low
g \-
J
lurf ore hot and
nsrrncrrn on 'r'rrr; coto- gm
NESS ()l“ THE WORLD. u S 0 ll 5 u lllB,
marm, but I‘m a sorrorvln man and am
willin to stop and sorror with ye. Mobile
the partner of yer joys has bin caller] to
leave Cherokee."
“That'snhout straight," scz she as she
removes her pipe to spit seven feet and hit
my cddccatcd hog in the left eye.
“Mobile hotlidri't die of natarnl sick-
ness, if it won't be hrrrtln yer feelin's?"
“Mohho he didn't."
“But it was more of a sudden call like?
I might any that the summons cum like
a thief in the night.”
“Yes, yc might say that. Ithinl; Abra
ham was properly surprised when the
crowd rid up, though he didn’t say rnuvh
about it. "
“Then' I take it that I am rrddressln n
widdorf"
“Thar can't be no mistake about. that,
stranger."
“Yo will sorrso Inc, rrrarrn," scz Insl
lays my hand on my heart and bown
agln, “ye will ph-riso ovcrimrk it if i
start yer gricvin grief afresh, but asitll-
from my reg'lnr rrrishun I'rn collectirr a
few statistics to lay away in my archives.
F‘r instance, lrirr I infer from yet very
proper English lnngnirigo that the crittor
refcrrcd to as Abrnhmn died of throat, ill.‘
case?"
“As for as I could ohsnrvu, the noose
took in his hull nook," soy. she, iillin up
her pipe fur nunthvr smoke.
“In other words, rruirru——in \\'or‘d~‘
which may cause the unbirhion tears to
start, though i hopo they worr't-a grand
nugrcgnslruu of native populnshuu srrrl<
douly rid tip to this spot?"
“'l‘hvy suddenly did. "
“And rrrtor holdin a sort of a caucus be
was hung to that tclr-rzrriph polo on r
thnr?”
“That‘s the pole, stranger. "
”And inehho I might inqunr, lwln a:
we ar' on tho sulijook of Abraham and
houses and telcrzrnph poles, what the crit-
tor hurl bin a~duin to thus attract the on
thoosiastic attcnshuu of the inultitomlv?
"'l‘ho nuritltomle was down on nrr nrrr
bishus iurrn, " SOY. she as she turns her gnu-
froru my crldoont
crl hog, who hurl
sot down to 1'0er
hissclf, to a fresh
heap of silt* rr low
rods. away.
”And was it
Abraham's umbi-
rilrurr to parlors.“ a
better r'lulrn nor
this?"
“It was. lie
was uocnilroosins-
fir: and nrrrhlshrm
to tho
iroxt claim to tho
north of its, 2... "H:itl|.l.i'l.i‘1.\.~‘il(WHI-
gr‘thvr with tho “M“ if."
owner‘s bosses null wagon, and so forth,
that ho couldn't. slwprr' nights. A hmlrmu
wasn‘t ullus kind and 1min and ivrrrior no
a husband, but tho klliifi had a pmpor nru
hishuu, for which he should be praised "
“And l’m ihinkin liml proper ombi
shun lr-d hint to walk our and do l-lrr'
jumpin not?"
“’i'hut's llrr' way of it. "
"Arid did that violin owncr turn on! to
ho a toudcrl‘oor who could ho ukcort oil
with a boot and a shot. and whom" by
this time 100 miles on his way back to
Missoury or Antoni-row? liou‘r. nomwr lilo
if it will ham 1’ up yor sorrowful fccllrr‘.
to do no."
“’l‘hc trubirlo was, “ uriznhcnouho llunvm
a shrb and “its down to scratch my i‘tlill"
ruled ling on the hook with a Mir-Ir and
iimrby add to his happiness, "tho trubhlo
was that whoa fire toruir‘rfoot not slrcurt
hrs run in thewrongrllrcckshrmand lrrnnu
rrp in the midst of n crowd which had no
propvr uppi’i'l‘lrlshlln of umblshuu. lio l'i'
turncd with 'rm. and he was 'luwml to do
roost of tho lilo-Hill."
“ Ami at the present mlrrlt yor Abraham
is rcposln undr-r tbo silo over than by the
irrcsh?”
"'l‘hnt's his rr'prrslii spot, atrnnrzcr. and
it‘s a limit of my own mlwkshun. 1 room
say fur the crowd that after tlio prvrfru'irr
once was over they was ('hw'i'frilly wtlllu
to make things picosnnt for me. Abra
ham was proporly planted, properly klv
cred, and his cpitnph was writ out for ion
pf lhfii'fifi
to put on the
headboard later
on."
" And time that
epitaph smell: of
his beta in man
for whom Cherry
km moiety will
"mum and m»
loom to be com
forte-ill"
"Elie do, or in
words to that ef-
feck. it refrain
. him as in limb
"rut nsnearmr not ”the!“ to en.
earner.” torn, and that
Won‘t be unthin light my while that the
The?unanan’eue l' 'V
I! I stirs up the has rind intakes ready to
to make ya sort of feel that yer lose it
Abraham's gain, and that the further may
be full of the sunshine of happiness!”
“I don't think so, " ecz she as she climbs
back on the har'l and cleans out the stem
of her pipe with a spear of grass. "I'm
a-toclrlln this yere calamity alone. and 1
think I kin down her in a day or twa
more. If ye happensto meet with a climb-
in wee and it hain’t too much trubhie. yt
might for'd it on to me to climb over
Abraham's grave and thus combine beauty
and convenience, but don’t put yourself
out. 'l‘har hain't no sieh ekcerelty of men
out yore that n wldder has got act and
grieve and look at elimbln roeehushee fur
long."
“I understands. mar-m, and hopin that
No. 2 may hev jumpiuecr luck as he Jumps
a tenderfoot I will now hid ya a fond
MOWp”
She rcclpmcatcd, and I passed on with
my gigantic nggrcgaehun and turninated
on the vanities of life in this world of sin
and sormr. Ausrrs KEENE.
Had Ilia WI,-
This is a true story from Winchester.
Two men lived in the same house with
their families. ()no of thorn owned the
house and rented part of it to the other.
'lfhey were firm friends. The owner was
taken ill, and the doctor said he could not
live. A day or twobeforo he died he called
his friend to his ixulside and said:
“You have item a good friend tome,
Jim, and I will show my appreciation of
your friendship. After I am dead you can
live in this house rent free as long as you
wish."
Jim was profuse in his thanks.
“I've only one stipulation to make,”
added the dying man, “and that is that
you must ride in the first carriage to the
grave on the day of my funeral.”
(in the day of the funeral the hacks
lined up in front of the house, with the
hearse at the head. Just as the procession
was about to move to the cemetery there
was a commotion. Jim was trying to
crawl into the hearse alongside the coffin.
The efforts of half a dozen men were noc-
esssry to got him away from the door.
“What are you trying to do!” they
asked.
“ Ride in the first carriage. of counw, and
I‘m going lo. you bet, or sorncinxly'll get
hurt."
’l'hcy int him rlrloon the scat with the
driver ~— lioslon llr‘rnlrl.
“At "onto."
A story used to be current among the
students in Aberdeen which allowed that
up to n corupnrnriwly n-m-nt darn ancient
prejudices wr-ro rvrniur-rl by the old fash-
ioned Scotch professors. It related to the
info Principal l’lric, who had a Wt'aklb‘ns
for tho rciincrru-nls of life.
Just after “of. homo" cards became far-air
iorrulrlc orro of tlro'rllrcst spr'cirrrcns of tho
old professional rcgiuro was surprised to
thrive u ruinsivc which rmd no follows:
“Principal and Mrs. l’lrlr- pnwrrt lircir
compliments to Professor '1‘. and hopo he
is well. Principal and Mrs. l'irlo will be
'ut horuo' on Thursday evening at it
o'clock."
This was smut-(blur; which evidently N“
quired an answor, but the recipient of it
was quite equal to thunccnslun. llcwrote:
“Professor '1‘. I‘r'iurus tho rzorrrplimunts
of Principal and Mrs l'iricnnd inform»
them that he is very well Professor T.
is glad to hour that Principal and Mrs.
I’irlo will ho at home on 'I‘hursdnym'cnlng
at 8 o'clock. Professor '1', will also he at
holuc. "—~- Youtir's L'orrrpnniou.
Nothing In It.
Into the car of the horse iwlnu rlrivcn
by a young \vorurrrr whisper”! the voice of
the tcmptcr.
“Why. " rrekr-d rho volco. “don‘t you run
away with her”
The horse looked at the voice in ghost
surprise.
"Just guru of Mr fm‘r', " ho oxcluimcd.
“Nobody but a blrrrd man would run away
with her."
in'uyinur which the horse foil naturally
into a Mr urimrio clip and was soon lust.
to sight.——~iivtroii 'l‘r’rhunc.
liongh on the Roof.
lluilrlcr—l want. you to do something:
for me.
lr'ricnrlm—“drnt is it?
“You rum, this lumen is almost ilnishori,
cxccpt shirurlirru rho roof "
“rial [n‘i‘r‘r‘lvrr."
"Well. i want you to look around and
son if you can‘t liml a thin carpenter who
docs nor. wrlgh llroi‘t' than ill" pounds. I
illllfii. have a light r'nrpr‘iilr'r to put on llrosc
shingles. if n inurvy mun urn-s up on
illlilr i‘rrrif, lilo Wltriir' lroriw \tlll llilllllll‘
in."-~'i'r-xurr Hifliruxer.
A Modern Version.
A iiooruhr inimlslrnto was pr-rplcxcd by
liroconlllctlng claims of tw" Women for
a hairy, ouch l'nitlr'lirliim that who was the
mother of it. Thu judge rcuwrrrlwrrd Hol-
rmron. and drawing a lmwlo knife from
his hoot. rlcnlnrr-ri hominid giro half to
r'm‘lt. 'l'lio Worrron were Hilill'lti‘il, imt hurl
no doubt of tlwrruthorityrrrui purporro of
the judge to ronkotlro proprmuloornprw
inluo.
“Don't do liml. " they both screamed in
unison. “You curt lone-p it yorrm‘ifflhw
(her-u lluu.
Explained.
The othvr day a journal. lrlihorto with:
out a spot on its «inductor. inquired. with
well feigned innocence. "How could live
pemme divide eggs on that each man will
receive mm and still one remain in the
dish?" After several hundred muons
wont two'tlrlrdrr distracted in the moment
this proposition the journal flit‘lml)’ says,
‘I‘lilno takes the dish ”with the cgg."—-Tlt-
its.
Not to ”lump.
Little Ilr‘sele had been guilty of telling
lornethlng that did not happen, and when
momma repmvcrl her for it she said:
"Why, manmm. i didn't inesn it that
way. I told it for an antidote. "—-Youth’n
Companion.
ilvorworhrd.
“No ” said the stcnographer sadly, "i
mldn't hold the postman. lam pretty
rapid, lmt he were too swift for me.“
“Business nmn’“
"No. Professional
lumen 8m.
prraillst ”-all'nrrh-
mmim. Mentan
tench! l we the ”ii? a longhminatest"
‘ es, in noon in e gets rough tall-
tire inlet that “if!” to Eman-
irltger Mod each Mt. "arming:
Inter Ocean.
pursue my journey. “could I say unythln _
LESSON iii, FOURTH QUARTER. lNTER‘
NATIONAL SERIES. OCT. 21.
’l'ext of the hmu. Mark l. ”tab-Meni-
ory Verses, 27.2Hiolden Text, Blurb
i. Bivaolnmcmary by the Rev. D. 1!."
Steal-nu.
21. ”And they went into Copernnum,
and straigirtwuy on the Sabbath day He
entered into the synagogue and taught."
This lesrmu probably comes in order after
the call of the four from mending their
nets, eta, rather than after the call from
the draft of fishes. but let nesee Jesus,
and the order of events may not matter so
much. Crrpcrnaum signifies the village
of Nahum, the comforter, and the true
Comforter has wine to His own city ( Math.
11.1). It was ills custom to beta the
synagogue on the Sabbath (Luke iv, 16),
and We maybe sure it was Ills custom
nov rr to be late.
2:3. "And they Wore astonished at His
doctrine, for lie taught them as one that
hurl authority, and not as tho scribes.”
Iloalwuys preached theword and in the
worrls which the Father gave Him to say
(John sit. in; xiv, 10). Ills words were
the assertions of absolute confidence in
God and in tho Scriptures. He said, “We
spook tlintWo do know” (John iii, ii).
We also, if smrt by God, may speak boldly
thc IIIl‘b‘l‘ilK" which lie gives us(Ex. i‘v,
12; Jvr. r, 7, s; Acts iv, 31).
23. “Ami thcm was in tin-tr synagogue
a man with an unclcun spirit, and he
cried out.“ Ivil spirits still go to church
and Sunday school in the bodies of men
and Worm-n and imys and girls, but not
without the confirm of those in whom
they go. Armor, wrath, irralico, worldli-
ncss, ricer-it, hypocrisy. are surely evil
spirits. .In fact. all that is not holy and
true must be evil.
24. "Saying: Let us alone. What have
we to do with 'I‘hcc, thou Jesus of Naz‘
Moth? Art Then come to destroy us? 1
know Thr-o who Thou art, the Iioly One
of God." Let us alone is still the cry. We
will go to church and contribute tetho
cause if you will only let us alone about
the theater and the bail, social customs,
Sunday m-wsmperu and Sunday driving,
receiving Jesus, preparing tomoet Him
and such like. lint it is no use: we must
all have to do with Jesus. lie will destroy
the works of tho dcvil(l John ill, 8), and
if thosc works include any of us then we
shall hm'c to hear Math. xxv, 41.
25. “And Jesus rchukul him, saying.
lioiri thy peace and come out of him.”
He spoke to the spirit who was controlling
the man. * He hates sin, but loves the sin-
ner. Let us also not» to this and act like
wise. Sin must lmdcstmyod, and if the
sinner persists in clinging to his sin he,
too. must perish. but the Lord wishes to
save tho sinner and hlot out his sins (ll
Pet. lit. to.
20. “And when lhc unclean spirit hrui
torn him and cried with a loud voice he
curuo out of lriur. " llo cast out the spir-
its with His Word (Math. viii, 16). Where
tho word of a king is there is powert Ecrl.
viii. ii, and Joann were His disciples pow-
cr our all ihc pom-r of the circrrry (Luke
x. I‘M What a strength it Wnultl be for
wrvicc oar wc rm forrlr in ills unrur- if we
would only believe ills word, “All powcr
is git-p unto .\h- in iicuvon and on earth.
and. lo, I run with you fill the days, vvr-u
unto the cnmumrrmiion of the age!"
(Math. xxviii. 18-20.)
:37. “And they wr-ro all amazed, insor
much that they qumtionml among tlwm-
solves, saying: What thing is this? What
new doctrine is this?" The oixtdicnco of
the demons in ills word surprise-ti lhcrrr.
and well it might. for whocwr board of
evil splrrrs controlled by n wordwhich
men resist? Id'i lib: Word be now n'cciv
ml in all sirrrpliciry and lllr‘i'knws, and
no cvll eplrlf. of forrlr. finding. farting.
rilrurdcr or evil smoking can ubrrlc in that
pv-rs‘ou. 'l'lrcn will some hrwotosny ."\\‘hnt
now doctrine is this?”
us. “And lrurnrd‘rntoly Ills film:- sprn'rui
rrirrourl throughout all the n-gion round
illmiri thdihn-fl‘ if the punching in any
church today should cure on rr the major-
iiy of lrsrm-mlu-rs of lhor'vil spirits which
Fr‘r'lil to pusr-l'wi so nrrury. whrrt rt name
.lc-um would gr! in liml r-orrrruuuityl Why
riot with all our lu-rrrrs rlcir-rrnine that
by His firm-o no will nook in cr‘r'ry Way hr
nuumify that lrr'iiioi‘ulvlc rmrrw which in
cuilml upon on Line. ii, 7. ll. \'.. rurrrginl
L'il, ".vlrrrl forthwith. wlu'rr lhry worr-
r‘omonrrl of tho synnungztro, rlir'y i‘llll'f’I‘il
irrro rlrvirnrrwoi r-‘inrou and Andrew with
ililllll‘ri and John " linppy nwn loiulw
Josue lrouro from church with them. How
many gl‘i ull ilwy want of “llll \vlrilv in
church, morn than curinrrh to do thorn n
\\'lroh- “ml, for olrr‘r‘ it work is all that
Nillii‘ pneinrs M'i' many of tho” poi-pic in
tho irouw of Hod' If such should ialw
liim Irourn from church with iircrrr, tin-y
r'riirlli iirrl flu will. ill‘il‘ililziil lill‘ itilr'l‘llrmll.
our go fishing. rror n'ml lloi’uln.
:ro “liur Slrrrorr’nwifo’u morlwr layslr'k
of a forcr, nod anon flu-y toil illru of hr'r. "
i'r‘l‘ililp‘l opoor rhry for Simon to bring
corrrprruy (four “will homo lo rlluucrwlrl»
wife might think Mr, with lrcr rnntlwr el-‘k
ilr ln'rl-n Nil “1‘ will ltrrpo hill! WM mm of
lhow lilvsscdnvourr-rr \vl‘rpm'mnn' of us
Lriuw. who are nlmrys film! in i-xr-rr'hw
lluni-lliiiliy. who live to mlrrlslr‘r.
”I, "And ll" mum and took low by the
hand and llfrcd hc-r up. our! lrrrrrrmihrh-ly
thr- fM'r‘l' loft lrcr. and trim ruluisichul lililrr
flu-m,“ it was It ward day to have r-om
puny, nfrvrull, r’spw’hrlly his kind. Mark
in specially the wmpcl of survive. and Joann
is how. in n wry morlu-d way. the servant
minim-ring; hr-nr'o many burr-hon lilo»
this, “No limit iwr by tho band." Kore
aim ”or non!» niroiulrtway, anon, form.-
lllrtlr'ly, forthwith. all the sumo Word in
tho (Brock we ii. \’,~r~ mind over til thorn
in thin gospel and only aimut no time» in
tho whole New 'l'i‘nilliiii‘nt.
till. 0:5. “And or. own when the sun dhl
out they brought unto Iiiru all that were
discount and ilwm that were lwrssrwm‘d
with rlcvilu. And all the city was mrthcr-
ml fourth” at the door." The Hohhoth
crrdml ntormevl, so they could then do this
without, turbo estimation of the l’hnrl-
main. bwnlrlnuthmiay. rim-elmptr-nr ii, 94;
iii, 2. The manifest power of God will draw
rim iwoplt‘. 'i‘lwro are weary and heavy
iomlr-n oiwri u-vvrywhoro, sick in hotly and
in soul. and this Jesus is toriny the very
sorno Jesus (licb. xiii, K). waiting toglvo
rest. of soul and quietness of mind to W.
cry merry lwrrrl, and when iirr giveth
quietness who than can trinketroublci (Job
xxxlv, 2M
iii. “And He llr‘niml nrnny that were
sick of divers rliscnsw. "mi cast out many
ticvihr. and suffered not the devils tospmlr,
liocmmribcy know Him." The martin
says that. lie coin-rod them not. to say that
they know film. The testimony of the evil
spirit in Acts xvi. l‘i, sound» Well. What
could he berm? We it was not tolerated.
God requires uohcip freon timdevii. When
will ills people mythic and stop seeking
help for the Lord’s work from there who
meet me children. use Ware more
he children or the Mir (Joel; on. in. l
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325 Main Street. rBridgenort. Conn.
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over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
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