jig; only'éoliboi “emit dual of 1111 any in
. on Irrt'llmliln'u, arc in flavor.
' clmrming nvcr a silk lininir. thI' lhltcr lic~
, glossy as silk.
' of rnliymtin incurricdacro.~9tl1c llacknnd
train on tho clcvatcd railznad wall;
abroad in high situations.
.th out. I'xpcnalvo am this
Ira Minimal-nod Imaxuullncs; .2 Mali
1 but Mountain :1 til“; lining.
orb light of 11' «1mm and ii. cro-
. do, but thtvy arc not. Ilnralrlo
million the still: in of I'I'ry good quality.
.Thc.‘ clirxuxu' grad 9 as “oil as tho silk
"tum-d 1' otton limngnwrc lllill‘I' traps for tho
with. {or they up] and pull apart 11.1-
.r a yard or a limb
' rather an cxtrava.
: ally whoa tho nar-
considorid. Yi't a.
('hioa silki for gains arc \. (‘ii lilzcd.
1 Many coin. mac 1 {th sl. own in thc floral
dosiign with which they l:l't' covoml, but
tho. tints :.I'c harnmnions and tho ”choral
cflcct artistic. .
‘ wSill: cam/INN, which h‘ordcr wry clonal;
'l‘hcc'c are
{111; uttou supplicd in :1 last or .Inon' .. :mnn,
War I!
t
45” ~ “1,,
,. _ . Jl‘ '
‘ E\E\l.\(l (i on x.
dmmllicicntly to make it satisfactory.
' Block mull».c1.111.m'..mr llulllrlrillilllfl (II i
ionic hrc lam-1y Imxlovor bright colorcd
silks, but mnn'titncs a Ilnrkcr shadc of tho
mum color In‘ prcl‘I-rrcd to black.
T he now alpacas my \‘L'ry prctty, sonic ofr
tho shot cll‘cch' l'cim‘r 1111111119! as rich and 1_
'l'hc ln'ocln' and goat's hair “
“uh-tics arc cqnnlly lllll’lll'lh‘ll‘.
'1‘Ili'|'\'l'llli!;: gown iiillrlll‘llll‘ti lmsa skirt
of whito' satin wry much ripplcd. It bi
luirdI-n'd with a narrow band of silk iwa~
War, and tin: lniilicr hall a lnrgrc l1»1Wol','
ruhysutin ngrcd with il'llVl‘l' III'm' thc font.
'I'lnu'nrn'h-t, iuuiim' in of I'nIlmIiIb'I'y, tho
Ilcitollciago hull”: I'cry Ihmldi‘ul. A drnpcry
I'm-r tho.- uppi'rpai't of ”ac :11'1119' to form
5111mm, t'lIlIi'if! in i\.'11f:111.~' in front. 'l'hi:
drnlnvry is ln-ld in place by lll’tilitlh'rl of cm-
broldcry Mimi with bL-awr.
.lL‘bIL' ('IIoI.I.1‘.T.
“’lly lle Dill It.
“Not infrcqucntly," said a citizcn.
, ou soc tho guard on tho roar car of :1
back through the car and look out in-
hind. I llt'Vl'l‘ nndcrstood cxactly wl1_\
ho docs this, bill I suppoic that at Iiiuhl
hulookuont to 511.! that the 01.11 light:-
aroliurning all night. and in thc day
limo ho looks out to soc that cvcrything
Elm) in all right.
”In a car that I went uptown in thc
othi-r day the guard conic walkhn.r incl;
in tho umal IIIIIIIm-r, but this timc bu
didn't go vicar to tho mid of tho «11'1- and
look out; hciiat down for 11 mum-III.
betwocn mo and a little girl who mi
In the next to tho and scat, lbw-11d 11ml
bciuir occnpiml by a little boy. ’I‘iw tum
had boon lmkhn; out of tho window.
tho boy on his loom in bi»: scat and tin:
littlo girl on her foot.
Wham the guard mt. down llIo littlo
Kiri tnrnml at. once from ill'i'\\1’illiiu'.\'
and put her arms around hi4 IIcciI. 1111'!
tho tnnall boy tarnml Irom his window
and mnllod.
”Tho guard had coma back not. in
look at tho cud lights or things in can
oral, but to thin: 11 llttlo look at tin
lights of his existcncc.--Ncw York
Sun. .
i may to Malta 1; Knight.
niabtm 11111 is con forrcd by tho Qu own
by llllllllii'V~ll'il£li ducluration, att'anlnd
by a slight form, but rmpllrinu no
patont or ollwr written instrumont.
hinuotinnu. but 11111110111. lmightwood is
confetrcd on pcrmm who do not. come
into tho royal prcm'ncc, with an Igovor
Inn's of colohim and other Ixirsmn
Tho I at Cnml- Hack.
A Lowlatou lady noun; a largo brown
coon cat whi 11 than just burn Wild in:
thanevonth than for Ill. Within a Will!“
Ii'm ouch halo tho cat comm back to
tho homo of the first ownI-r and Iu'IlIcs
her nppeuranco at meal ill-w.
c...
Clooputn bad blue eyes and brown
hair. according to the {limits of color to
mining on her statue at Law. film
was» 11 (hook in owrythiug but her birth
by that she mu Egyptian; so worn her
parents. Ptolemy Aulclos and him an
gown withi riho had about a» much
yptlnn b and ninth Victoria lull
“slid! blood. i“ H
wl: ich in rather too brilliant in t',1ncto lil‘ !
. 'l'hc grctuullnc 11ch- It lAllli's it
JOHNSON MISSING.
‘........ .._...... ka
loll Havana solar-day For Mazatlan. El-
portin In [forum “outlay.
.HAVANA. .luuu Ii. ~Tlm Moods of Goa-
oral liradicy .lohnunn, who halo bean in
Cuba scrotal week», are becoming uneasy
about him.
flu hill burn Saturday for atomic! and
oxpootod to retina Sunday. '1 ho Maianzmi
train to Human was derailed, by a dyna
Inlto oxnhulou. '1' Wu p: "cougars worn
badly wounded 11ml curl-it'll to Motrin/m.
Gonoral Johnson 11 iricnds have triad to
boat from him, but without llHl”. ,
.(lonoral Weylo‘r asked llouoral Loo what
had bocmnn of lionoral Johnson. (lone’rnl
Lco replied that ho did not know. but Imp-
poscd ho Would ha in Havana soon.
General Johnson's baggago was careful-
ly rcgistcrcd for Mutanm. Notwithstand-
ing the military pass from Gm-eruor Du.
boso, tho oiiicor at Matanzos examined
(lounml .lohmon'n valiso.
1.11 lllsomion siys (lmornor Duhono was“
vcry much nvorsa to loaning tho pass and
did not wish (lcnoral Johnson 'to visit
Mntanzas. Governor lluborc Ilonloa thin
and says ho will write a letter of denial
to La Discuslnn
PRISONERS TQRTURED.
TI-rrlblc ('rucltlha on Political l’rlmnora
l’ratiicorl In ficrvia.
1311' Link“, Juno 17. ~A'Bolgrotlc dispntch‘
says that the royal commission which
i wont to Pnanrovac to lnvostiuato tho crhol-
tics in the prison thorn roport that tho
i [It'lHOfl koopors are 1 uilty of many rovolt
111: crlmcs.
i Many political prisoners were found in
dungeons with Iholr hands withorcd. thoy
having been hunp 11p by the hands for
’chka at a limo. ’l'ho tongues of other-11
'lmd bI-cn sat out, and 211 worn without
3 corn and mums. .
“no woman had boon hold buloro a hot
liar and slowly ronstcd for withholding
j Information.
Tho lilac WM so onragnd whoa ho hoard
Itho roport that. it was with dillicuity that
{his ministers provmitod him from going to
i l’nsnrovao and pcraonally punishing the
' prison oilicors. .
‘ BASEBALL.
xlIIoXIII. II:.\L.'1'1-: «11.1115.
All Boston-—
illooton.............7 0 0 I l l l 0 ”—le
'Now York ........ i ti 0 II 11 ll 0 :1 3— 1'1
i lloaton—lllts, iii: orrors, 1. Now
iYork—llils. 7; errors, 7.
At. Brooklyn-
Brooi:iy11.........li 0 ,0 0 l) 0
Baltimoro........il 0 ii 3 ll 2.
Brooklyn—Hits, :1; Ierrors, ti.
moro~llita. :1; {LI-torn}
At (J'imoland—
Lonimiiln... ... .II o o o a 1 o n a... 1
Cloveland... ....:i :i 0 ll 0 :5 o o *..11
LoIIlnvillo—lllts, it; orrors, T. Clovo-
land—Hint. l3; orrorn. i).
At'Cinclnnatl—
,St.l.oul9 ......... 'Jooooooiio—c
CiIIclIIn:I:i.......I I o o 1 o o o ‘
i :41. Louis-Hits. Ii; orrors, :1.
nail—lids, II; orrors, L'.
11 0 fl— 0
o o o..— .1
Haiti-
mil
Cincin-
Imwlcy Again .‘rrmtI-Il.
HAVANA, .luno lid—Thomas llawloy.
tho Amcrlcan artist, who was provisional-
ly I‘llil‘llfilt‘ii from Mill'l'nlfuflllllllll l'ialurduy,
hail lu'nn again orrnqtcd by tho guard»; of
tho Cabanas cnatio. llo wound on on:
tranco to tho (‘lltllitl by taking advantage
of visiting day and obtnluml an latcrvlow
with tho prisoners takon on board tho
(.‘mnpotitor, who aro conflncd thorn, for a
Row York paper. llo mrrlod Lignrottns
with him and tnlkbd with all of tho nonll’
null, whmm ounplclono wore lll'llllllt'l].
Whoa taken bottom the commandant of tho
fortrciw, Mr. llawloy clalniod hill Amorl-
can citl/omhlp. llo wm unvoroly roprl-
Innndcd {or "an :Itrompt In laugh at. tho
.n‘pvml'dl law, which iorbliln ioroignora Io
vluit tho iorin. ‘
“‘1“ Not f‘lIaII-Il by Spaniilrdi.
I’llll..\l|l.‘:l'lli.\, Juno 17.-’l‘ho alluucd
filibustoring ntcamor Laurndn. making a
triumphant. rctnrn from Cuba. whom who
lnndod a mn'ccmlul oxpodilion. animal at.
tho liroakwator and nilor bciua oxmmnod
by tho ounrnntlno pinIIlcuiII-I procrmlod
up to Marian llnok. liurlnu lmr hrloi’
stop hullltiln information could ho ob
tulIIoIl ruunr'ling Ill'l' llllml. i'cnturo. hill.
from what wn-i b-urnutl It 11 nmlorntoml
that tho ri'port ot lair chum by Spanish
War vcnsolu whiio in “minor" waicn wan
without Ioumlznioa, an no such 11111511»
were oncouutcrod.
(harm-ll \l'lllI "111'le"
lit Fl‘AIO, .inon IT.—l)ciIu-,iivm Konnw
dy and i)‘ Inninhlln hnvo Ioloiltoii iii-om”
Minor, alim l‘oonu llcil imry. lln la
oh'IrgI'd with liroaklna into Iho oliicu of
tho National BxprI-II'I company. Whoa
tho oiibzcm nrrmvtml him. l"IIl1cr draw a m-
itoli'nr ntnl attumptcd Io Hilll'll. limo. but
quick work on tlmir part lollcd bin at-
II'IIIpt. l"nhcr ill ‘.’.' your! old. No in n
drn; auto and bony crook hlmiwlf and lit
ll mm of Ibo noun-ion: crook, old limi
la'nryn.’ Toledo. llo has donations for
“Hint" Minoan. and is. it in mid. wanted
at proton: in Toledo {or burglary.
Tum lililrd and 3mm Injurmi.
91'. I.Ill‘l~‘. Juno iT.-—.‘ihllo a cargo! a
damn or morn 1mm and? boys Wurnpii
mo lamb: vr in ’ht' Kit: Inn.“ Minot compo
11y a yanll a tall pllo ol bohvy timbor top
pun nvor. killing two boy- and II-voruiy
mjurlnu {our nthm. Tho lzliiml am PM!
ilp Slmhmnn and \lilllnm Emil TM in.
motlarn .lohn Mlllor. arm hrnlmn nml
loot. torn oll’; .lobn hostel. Invnro Iualp
wounds; l-‘ml llouthorty, nmilpnwonndu
and foul. orlinhuil; William lrakobrinll,
ukuli lrnctnrod. will probably din.
“mm by n fill-"to! tar.
'l‘um'. N. '1‘” Juno ltul'lvo yonrvold
lumn llynclt. whiio trying to ohm III-.1111.
minor and River rtrcntn. won hnoolml
down by a motor car and instantly 111111-11.
lilo hand was cutiraly covered ltom his
W" . . , .
Con-III flaunt ltmlmko than.
1.11111. Pam. Juno 17. via Gnlmstnll ~
William If. laminar». maul gnocchi for
swoon mid horny, 11111111111111 can In
III-WWII» I.
lunches in letzorlurd. " sold the man
with tho yallor‘ whisker-Ia; "and that re-
minds Inc of an adventure my brother
had in Wyoming 11 low yours as»
Worn any of you continuum over on
‘Boldhcad‘ed Mountain out tl1oro‘l"flius
a story in the Detroit Free Press.
Noun of the group had over had that
‘ ' honor. and whoniuiorrned of this the
man oontluuod:
“My brother was prospcciing and
hunting. and bad a rudocobln on the
. 150(50walllillllltllill. Atrutblul man
wanny brothor' I've known him to
stick to the truth when ho could main»
$500 by lying. Iwouidn‘t do that, at
course. butlll Want you to understand
the i-rort etc than my brother was. 1'
used to talk to hini by tho hour. [mt he
would unllinchingly insict upon telling
the truth. "
“Pity that more 5! the family didn't
stick to that policy " anecrcd the man
with the blossom on his nose.
"ch', perhaps; but then all of us do ‘
what we think is for the best: My bro»
, thor had occupied the cabin for about a
mouth, when it como on to rain‘ and
ruined for ten days and nights. Had he
been posted on avalanches he would
have been on the lookout; but. as he
wasn't, he smoked his pipe and waited
for the weather to clear up. One night
he wosarouscd by a trcmbllng and
quivering of ti: (1 011111, and just as he
rolicd out of his blankets his cabin be
Iran to move down hill, carried along
on the breast of the avalanche. It was
three milns down thovallcy.a11<l ten
miles across the valley toGrizzly Mount
lain." ,
"Ten and three are thirtom milca."
said the hardware drunnnor, as be sharp
cncd his knife.
"Exactly!" replied the man with the
yallcr whiakors. "As my brother found
tho cabin going,r and rcalizcd what was
taking place, ho out with his watch
and caught the time. I claim that he
is tho ouly'man in the world that over
timed an avalanche. In exactly four
minutes to a second he Iva-1 across the '
valloy. and in exactly 28 seconds more
"he was a Inilo up Grizzly Mountain.
Then the avalanche spI at it» ion: (1 and
tho cabin rcstcd: his report on its sposd
has been accepted by ih Royal Gm.
graphic 111 SociI-ty of Englznd and by all
other sort icties." «V
“And be \thh' 'tmg‘i'f‘! ’ chnaInlod the
man who could raise his scalp by work-
ing his cars.
A low trifling scratchcs. air; but. he
was greatly inconvcuicncml. At thcold
location ho had a spring close at hand:
It the new ho had to walk half a mile
tor food and water. Ho was also at. a
highor altiiudo and had more trouble to
brcathc."
“But hcbung on. didn‘t he?" asked
the hardware Ilrummcr.
“ilo hurl: on and waited for another
avalanche to carry him back to the old
location?"
“Exactly, sir. Yes. Iir. At tho end
of two weeks there was an avalaacln
that carried him back to Baldhcaded
Mountain. It also circa Inc ph-asuro to
inform you that this second avalanche
nIado tho trip in fivc xccoads loss than
the li'rst. On this occasion Iny brother
did not got out of but] at all. and met
with no accidcnt cxccpt gutting some
dirt in his cyc."
"It is on awful pity that your bro
lbcr is do 111" mid tbc man with a
blossom.
“Yes. it was a great loss to tho coun-
try at In go." '
“Bccaunc ho would havo Inadc such II
champion liar in a f1w ycarn."
"What !" cxclaituml tho 1111111 with tho
yallcr whiiikors, 1H ho roe-Io up. "Do
you think Iny brothcr prcvaricatcd
about the matter?"
"Worse than that.
liko a trooper."
“(lcntlotncin I trust you will cxcusc
my emotion—l kn w you will. Non.-
oI‘ you may know what it is to hour a
iiiiilli hrothor villiiiml.‘ I promi-I'd him
on his dying bed that I would ncvcr
striko a man in ancnr. and I am them
turn hclplosu in il1i+ mun. oxccpt to
rI-tiro. I thcrvforo willulr.1w.lmod
ovonlng, u¢~111b0111111~c1111lowningi"
BADGE 0F Tl-iE VOLUNTEERS
II in II llmililu luluht-l' nllilml Slur. Hur-
IIIomIlI-Il by an linulo.
’l‘ho lmdizo of tho Atnorh'an Volun
tours I'I-L'I-nlly {muniod by lhlllinglon
Booth is a doublo night pointod star,
I think he lied
urmountcd by an "built. in tho (“0'“th
11 nrml crow, purroundcd by adoublo
lirnlo. in which in tho inscription. “For
3nd and Countrywl‘ho Volunteers."
l'im badgo' no 111. all) or nichr niclu-l.
The lipaiilnh Fork Industry.
('orll iqtbo third mom. important oi
‘ipnnl-ll exports. and our Conant at liar-
:clona sayn that in the. province of (lo
mm alum it is ostimatcd that. litigiliitl
toms are dovolod to the cultivation of
:ork trims. which produce about 20.0"!)
tons valor-d at ELBIUMIO. The mac-bin
cry for cork cutting gum mainly irom
Franco. although mine of lilt‘ nmchlnca
arc of lunnllih manufacture. “and in
this industry there is “minty an open
In; for turn» trim and commute but
only by the [termini limit-co or cup
robin m"—m Timur.
.“I see thé‘y lui‘vo laid a Willa mi
iwbo on: always lobe found byerywberc
on but ilui young couple, accompiv
Iliad by the baby and the old lady.on
loud the can 11hr turned her attention '
to them at: once. Brmatly the baby
mm to cry. on one saw her opportunv
ity. $10 waited. howewr, Until the
poor young woman had vainly tried to
and“ tho baby y. and than, when she
yielded the bottle and dollvcrod it. over
to the elder lady, the curious woman
opened this In this manner as tho Chico.
go Timon- Herold reports. ‘
“How old is your babyr'sho asked
first, and the young woman blushed
and looked daporataely other compun- ,
tour.
"I don't know," she omwcred at last.
“Do you. Edward?"
"No, " was the brief mammal} oi the
man, all he glared at tho curious word
In man lashion, “I don’t. "
The, young woman looked a: ll sho
considered tho'mattcr iléttlod. and sigh-
ed comfortably, as she leaned buck and
began playing with the baby, but the
inquire: was not. yet. satisfied. and she
returned to thochnrgo...
“Has your baby uny tooth?” she
asked, smiling cordially. and again the
young woman blushed. \
"I-—l— really don' t know," she said,
slowly, “Has he, grandma?”
“I’m sure I don, t know," was the an-
sum again, and the young man ros‘o
hastily and went out upon the plat
form.
"You don't know. either of: you‘l"
ejaculated the curious w011111u,iu‘ostou-
ishment. "How funny." But no ex
planation was adored bar, and she tried
another took.
"I: this your first bobyl'"sho said,
with an insinuating 11 II, “or how
Loony?" [titles blessings willie/re at your
owl" '
"Fifty, " answered the old lady. abort
1y. seeing that the younger duo win
holploso 'lth embarrowuout. .oud tho
curious woman loll back in bur mi
with astonishment. .
“Why " she gasped, looking the in- ‘
crudolily she tell. “how can that. be
‘ossiblc‘l"
“I'm the matron of an orphan asyl-
um " explained the old lady, lady. “and
tht’i‘ie hind young peoplo ore helping mo
to take. this baby to thalady who has
adopted it.”
THE SMALL JACK TAR.
Ill-Contempt. lol- 13 Newly Arrived and
moor-toll (minor.
“The average blue jacket. as I know
him.long ago," says Admiral Colomb.
in the Pittsburg Dispatch, "was always
a good follow, but you seldom know
where to havo him. Ilowm uuquos-
tionably a druuknn follow, and ho used
to manage to get drunk lustot‘ than any
other class of Inca with ‘il'illilll I 'havo
bccu acquainted. Ilomn not slowly.
Apart from his ofllccr, ho occxucd al-
most liko a mod shaken with the wind,
though his personal courngo was always
lion—liko when arouscd.
“[111 was proud of his «1mm, cspocial-
1y if tho ofiiccr was hard on him. Ho
was somewhat of a fatalist, quick to
imagine that into was against him, and
to give up the strugqlnwithnut it. llo
was Iplurrcisomc in his capo, but always
distinctly witty out or llIcnI. 1ch 1m.»
scrvL-s his humor to tho pro-scat day.
"A story is told of a certain :llill'
standing at tho mirncr of a «trout in Na
tal duriagthu Zulu war. when a curtain
general. just landcd. cow-rod with lllml-
uls and ordcro. cipmlly hung with titli-
Illotly knickknavks. tho whistlo, tho
livid class, the compass. thnnotclmok,
ctr" paw-d acur ‘liill' and his compan-
ion Jack. '
“ 'W hon 'im, Jacki" askcd lliii.
”'lhinno.‘ mid .l.1c;k'sm.~1n~1 to bc
can 11' than now 1.1 llLlLli‘i jllni. coun'
ushotc'
' ‘ll'111.'r«.l11r11od llill,a'pour1n" to
put. his pipo in his 1111 11th again. 'loolw
liko a lliil min ( ill‘itiillll 1» ml 1'
A ( hull- rllchl (‘ hulnul n‘tn‘ot.
I’hiladulphia'n filli'ill. tho t'bmtnut
otroot llPI-LIEI'VI'H huvo cairn-Ilanational
ruputation mi npccimcns of pbyoical
manhood. but it it in doubtful if any of
tho bhn' coatnd gianto iiavvcvor ntilmod
thcir nupvriur nizo Hi nnhpioly as did
tho big r1 in no \\ ho stood at tho cornI'r
oi ’l‘illttm-nth and thin-dual slrm't 31-.
torilny allirnoou. A tlolloy c111 Wu
coming up Th illoonlh. and ll 11.11111)
ulim. M ii an vacuum of «print: in ln-r
awry lrill and furbclow. wan wading
tobounllt. 'l'lII L'III' oioppcd. lboiirion
of lowlincmi I-tarlod (or tin-roar pill
form. only to stop hall war. to ho mu
Iriilllilii by a puddlc of IIIiIIml mud and
wan-r. Tilt!lll'l'r'Wllil‘llllli guardian of
tho pom'o «aw hcr dilcmnm, and was.
Iputc mpnd to tho onwrrzrnx'y. llu may
havnrladul how Hi? Williol‘ itllliiigu
ohm nprcad his cloak in ordcr that Iin'
QIII'I'II might palm dry shod. but ho had
no cloak. llo haal afoot. howowr. and
it. won a bill ono. With iI‘IIo chivalry,
bc planli'd ilk podnl icgmnvut mpru': ly
in tho. middlo of tho road, and tour
IIIIn'L'Il wally: "Allow 1111', 1111311.’ 11hr
placml a dainty littio fII-It down on tho
bi: unc. tho-I rcavhim; tho ”it'll without
miliniz ln-r nhoc. and imurdod iill' car In
dbiutly. “Ding.dinoflwvut lbw llvii,
uni thc Inmlorn night rcsmucd bin for-
tact [liliiill'lll wI'illiiliIfliPlliil Roi ord
Trim. and ExporlI-ncc.
Yntinu Willi—4 havo tho doaront, 1111,51
coIIsidivrato husband in tho World.
iild (lam—Ah, indeed!
Yuma! WiiIleI'll. illdmttl. llodidn't
come in till thrce o'clock thlI 131111111114.
and whvn l raked him wln'ro ho hcl
lmcn holold ‘Iuo ho had boo llllll‘il in.
mm] for my ten-lingo to tell mo. Now.
wusu t that lowlyl
(lid Unc- llubin -'l'ho Capital.
A 3.... “All” Want.
Toadies—4m II man in Washington
has invented I thought machine.
Nopdtholl. that 11 the plums whim
thought mm to in tin: plus: needed. --
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‘ we: ml! 0"th curious woman
: mot ,'y. I was 11111101111 tho first 1010
. 'Iili‘oaball of ice.
Cour-um
for may a your: in tho Crhaoa. India,
Chitin. Attica, and Egypt, was asked
one any in a liondon club whether he
romomborod tliu tirit time when he was
mnlcriiro. . ~
‘ "Carlninly." lie replied; “no soldier
ever forgets that experience." ~
"Did you tool like ll hero at the
tibial"
“No, indcod It was In one of tho
battloa of the Crimea. Ia was a young
olilcor who had been run out of tho mil-
in"? sellool alwadoftlmo to till a va-
caucy. Iliad hardly been in camp 11
wook before the regiment was ordered”
to charge a Russian battery which was
posted in II commanding position. Wo
wont forward on a gallop through a
dense cloud of smoko, swoopcli down
upon the baitory, saluted the artilli-ry
Inca and captured the guns. Wu lost
many of our men. But it: was a wry
brilliant charge. Yet there was at loaut
ono bussor who acknowledged bhusnlf
to be a coward from bogi’nulng to and. ’
"Thou you aware terribly frightened
by vaI' first battle?”
“Yca, that is the truth I went
ahead with tho others, but 1 was trom-
bliug with four and oxcitomcnt. I shut
my eyes: and name no attempt to guido
my horse. I thought of my good mother
at home, and wondered how I had ever
been so foolish as to think of tho array.
when there were comfortable protoc-
sinus, liko the ministry and the law,
which I might have followed.
f‘Thochurgc occupied only a fownlin-
ates. but it aeomfid an endless timo bo-
foro wdwcro behind those llllll‘ddl‘ou'l
guns find had tho' crmnoncors at our
with thorn andl swuggcrod with my
sabre, while the ho so rode down and
killed a gunner. ut my heart was
A creator coward
hover scrambled over onintreucluncnt.
,Alllile time I Wilsropclltinu texts from
tho Bible and sentences from tho Lord’~1
,prnyer, and wishing myself thousandl
of miles awoy.‘
Tho veteran laughed hoartily over
hismminisccnozs of the first battle ho
fought in.
.. “The funniest port of it.” ho added.
“won that they considercd it a grout
exploit, and insisted upon giving me :1
modal for my heroic. and couraccnu-I
conduct. whoa I was a whim-faced,
mounspiritcd coward from tin-It to
last, and my horse did all tho fighting:
for me, trampling tho gunner undcr
loot."
- Probably tho veterancraguoratod hie
boyish trcpidation and panic. Ho could
have allordod to do so, for he Win a $111.-
501ch soldicr whose coamgo and cvon
I't'clrlcan 'Yvaro woll known; but ho
was not for rum tho truth wbcn ho dc-
L'larcd that no soldicr cwr felt him a
born when ho was first under firth—-
Youtb's ‘ICOIl'mllmClll.
Tho ('mll'l “'llduln.
'l'ln'ro ii a story ourroat among tho
l’cruiam, which acts forth the (iiSCiIIS‘
i111: power of wisdom, whorchy a wiso
1111111 uncovors tho thing that is hiddcu.
A ccrtain cadi. or niagistratc, was
callnd upon to iii‘l’ilii' a curious cow. A
woman was claimcd by two men as
witc: ono ll porwaui, tho othcr a mirzu
(11' scribi'. inch of tho two men sworn
to iiil‘ truth of bin claim. Tlu- woman,
for sonic I'l.'£l."lill. was silo'ui. Tho cadi,
unablo to got any evidcxn'n which cor-
rohoratul lhc L'lIIini of either of tho
1111:11, ordcrul the woman to remain for
a man with his own wivm.
Thu ncxi day la- lmndml bur ovor i1)
thoscriiw. and ord'ro'd tho pcnnanl to
I11 Hi‘Vl‘Ti‘i)‘ instinmhwd. that. i=, lu'almi
on tho who; of his lost. 'l‘hcn tln- winn-
an brokc riii'lll'n l‘or thoiird than and
praisi d tlIo' jmt .lud- w». The 931”- t nor-1
aim appl. 111 ‘wl tho 111th not thoc 'Idi,
but. Illiilii t1 111 o tho ground of hi.»
jnd 'Iacnt.
' i told ln- -r t1 Hulk 11 cow."11.'1id tho
c.nli. ”and ~dwcould not. Thou hand
lint: ln'r my mating»; I'lW‘. i told ln'r to
put it in ordcr. Him look tho liltin 'ili-
\‘I‘l‘ rpm!“ and rcplcniihcd my inimand
with water. Italy lbo who of a lll’lll
who could wriic would lum- dope lili~i
’cnrrm'li}. Ill'lli'il my lilil'lailill.
'l'lw \\'11lllllll"\ act of rcpli-ninhinu lin-
liukntaini with wntor instructor with Ink
is cxplaiuml by Hi“ fact that ll i'vl'hiall
inc t'lih worm with lndla ink. A upongo
iii In [141‘ of iiiik illil HI lilin illit ii [dm' I'Ii
'on tho inhitulil and Ionian-mod with
Wall'r to lump it from bccuiuing dry and
bani.
\l but It llopnIIIlI'Il ”II.
”In day ’l‘om Logan. an Uri-cum law-
ycr and an inwlcratv- \i'uu. wan artw-
lmg 111' pm lwl'oroi lIii-l’ Jmlii'n llrcoihi
at tho riuprcpici curl. of what wmlbvn
Ilm 'i‘r rnior) of \VaIlIiuulou. ”mum-Ii
in him won a iilll‘ kwoodn lowinr nanu'd
lirownc. Logan continually l‘l Icrrcd
1o Iln- cuunwl on tho nihor slain 11-1 li’ Ma
"“1110 Wit-i hill‘iii II "llrowny."t.1 lili' ovi-
Iia'nl. annoy-1111c" ol lillll Ign'lltlvnmn. Al.
bud tho .iu'luo intorfcroi. I'onmrhlng:
"Mr. Logan. thin goutlcuuio‘q union it
rpclli I] ll 1' luv 11 o, and is protniunz'I-d
Brown. not llrnwuy. Now, my nann- i1
Wound ”-1- cm 11 11, but you would not
prunriunc 1' ll HIM-n}. would yutl‘i’
' That. ’ ri'plb-Il Luann. growls; but
with a worry twinklvol itli'l 111-1», "do
lll'llii‘t ('llilf’iYim how your honor do
calm thin 1' In1.-"inrtl1mwt )Iugdflnu,
to Marc Ill Tobacco.
(,‘ldial‘ool. or tho iillll‘ili ul lclluoo, ho-
inu Idightly II'IrI:otlc, would IotIn a
hallnlms Inako lmliovu for lliouliml folk
who Initmnrlo lhcnnnaiwm 1.1M 11...).
could not sloop a wink Wcro lhcy do
Pm" d of Ilnrir owning comfort. ALI-'11
111.111 both ”rm-ho and Hornmna. accord
but in Ilimmlidos and Pliny. found
c 'nnlort in smoking llIrongh a rcod or
pipe: the drii'll chVI-s of colloi’oot. 11 lIic ll
solicvml tllotnol old coughs and diil’icult
breathing.
And as in indoor, it has boon tumour:
rim") the limo of union (Claudius Golan
:19) who courts that ho tcmnd who!
nom skepluaum by tubing It at night.
. (l1 ntlounn’s Hum“
Shardd Man w... a Re notation 4 ‘r k- '
An old aoldior. who had done service '
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