‘3‘! Stand. with eye steadfast there!
Oh wmtlera in the vale beneath.
U-‘aie not your veverid prayer!
1? Gui will not alwayc frown—he will
.. - Accept your aacriiica
Watchediorthceonmuthocifld.
I'rayodforthobioccodrain.
Tochadetbcharnmefthony. ‘
Toeheerthconrthmr-
meiotic withwintllkohrcathdu.
Amthothlckttoe-topl.
Theralalikaraahcl algola' wince.
lnrta‘roaawithpattoriag drape!
“Emmi nothing!“ the 'atckociadd
“Romaine-kn of taint ’
maedareao’altbatb—aathoeflth
Burnae‘erthe watcryaala“
cgocmmweaenncah
Betweaa Unboundprayed:
AgatnthaWatcket‘aoyolookod for
The mommy“
“Nothing! nothing!" the Watcher cried-—
“so cloud. no “I of rain!"
The Prophet. laboring in prayer.
Bowed ‘twixt hie knoc- again.
And thus tw’icw. thrice. aoven tinoc they strive.
With faith mt can not fail—-
One watching on the mount above.
One wreatlinx in the valet
“Ohcanitbe thchdwhcoebreath
Borne like economic; no.
Scorch uthceavthcnd oh: and one
With hlnct of indgtncnt dire—
'OhcanitbetheGodwhoaednne
Connecto- the aacrllce—
Tbe wood. atonoo. water. all chine
In income to the chine——
"Oh can it be thin and whooe wrath
Our prostrate conic approve.
So burning in tile holinocc.
Ia not a God of level
on Heaven! for thy dear Iercy‘ a cake.
Accept our analdeel
Dluolve thin spell of burninl wradhl
Oh innit theao braaen china!“
8cm timec the two conic watched and prayed.
Seven time- with faith and hope.
When from the one a little cload
i Pit-hen it! finger up!
A hand! A handl A clond-fortuedhandl_
The hand God‘ a choacn and
any: revealed to point before 1 ‘
When God in clone behind!
Ami Dwelling in proportion vcct
Reveals an awful form:
God coming in hit maji’atr.
God in the binned atom;
Blackening the heavene with cicada and wind.
Pouring the welcome rain;
I‘tlllunthe thirsty earth with Golda
(if life and joy ngain!
uh wctchera on the II «turnip height.
0! owing hearts and praying Midi-
God will in love ariael
\ anger. hand an art. a forth
of miter and grace divine!
The heavens aha}! swell with hie“ ‘0‘”
The earth with ralmdrope chine!
Oh dare u up loving hearu to bring
The «crime.» of blood!
White Hope stands watching on the mount
And Faith iaya hold on God!
v
gear! @isullann .
A Tragic Wake.
—-:o:—-
This may not be believed, but it in a
fact.
Paddy 0‘ Rourk had been found drowned.
Paddy had no relativec and only a few
frirn is.
After the poor fellow hai been “act on"
by tho mrunrr. and pronounced dead for at
least three day it. by some inc-Ina unknown
to the in". “but ouapectui sin-ugly of tck
i‘ng too muth water.“ a few of bio frienda
concatded to give him a “woke.“
Unfortunately then triencc were impecc-
alone.
Paddy had been well known as an honor-
able than who alwaya paid his dohic. but
three friendr who prop-need to “wake" him
did not enjoy an gmd a reputation.
Paddy was laid out in hla evrry day cult.
and looked as natural no life.
But hul’ ti gut a drink on the cecaalon
wan what troubled Paddy‘a Irienda. They
smoked pipea. and each had ontnething to
any "gaming his good coalition. but there
one no whiskey to give spirit to their act-
row.
“ “Faith. I have it.“ caid Tint IcShcne.one
ct thepoor but honest trio-mere. “bet on
“.29" stand up the old Dutchman next
din-tr for a drink. ho mil trurt tic."
“Divii a trust. lie knows u all cold an-
till)”.
“I nwc it.“ cold the third. "Lot on take
Paddy onto! his oil—3?“. lan‘ hi; up
for a drink wid the Du mun. Suva. hia
face halma a
They talked the router over. and the up
ahot was, aeciuc no other way. they took
poor Paddy from hiccofln and carried hi-
iniu the caloon kept by old Ronda Schmidt.
It wac not unreal-ca to one a party
cocoa int: hia cnicoa tract-c one who
hadelttho scary cad the trace ottho
drunk
Theyctoedhuaupcniétho bar. while
canal thenheld bin npanddldthatnlb
lag
Buddy‘a hat wa‘a pulled down well over
3k; eyes. and he denied on natural an
e.
“Set'cuepgartho‘hiyn'eaid a non be
kind hit-.nodnnndatpecadthogioaccc npco
Mhr.moumw‘th deal:
amend.
“u'f‘ttaaatn.” ccidr’avaicc whhh
capo-rodeo» (“M u
”Nuiaianfi it?
Manktohddy'nahy. “ducky
tor “Sci Iain-,5 nod ire—n; drew a knife
' Corporal. as they all call you. Am I right?”
“Vt-ct have you dong. I3cndat" cited
one. ,
“Yon have killed him.“ cold camberw
“He‘c deed.“ »
“The Dutch-ca hiked bite:t cold cm.
Bandahegca to he Quanta“ can.
flint Wild the bar.
"You have klfled'hlnt‘.‘ “
“Yet. I could not help id.‘ “ acid the Dutch-
nicn. 3
“Couldn‘t help it i What do you ntecnf“
- Iqakodhitn to hay me
on I.
Enndc foran the drinka for the re-
mainder of that f'wcke." and to title day if
you any "knife" to him. you will wake up
the maddcct Dutchman in‘lfew York.
—-—.‘—_
Napoleon and 33:3he Grenadier.
Ibo following anecdote of the neat Nap!»
loonwca related by an Engliclunan. who
won a conaidorcble time in the French mili-
tary cerviee, and who vouchec for its cu-
theaticity. ,.9 A .
The eveninp- hetero? the battle of Ulm.
when Napoleon the Flrct. in company with
Icahn! Berthler. was walking incognito
through the camp and llatening to the talk
of hit coldicrc. be new h a group not far off
a gnocdier of tho nerd} who wca roasting
cone potatoes in the the.
“ I should dike a want potato above all
thingc." acid the Emperor to the Marshal;
" ask the owner of them if he will cell one.“
In obedience to the order Berthier ad-
vcnced to the group and naked to whom the
potaicca belonged A grenadier stepped
forward end acid. “ They are mine."
“ Will you tell me one?" inquired Ben
thitr. ‘
“I have only five." cold the grenadier.
and that‘a hardly enotah for my copper.“
“I will give you two nannclconc if you
will cell are one." motioned Berthier.
” I don‘t want your gold.“ raid the grena~
dier; “ I shall be killed. perilcpc. monor-
mw. and I don’t want the enemy to find me
with an empty stomach."
Berthier reported the soldier‘c ans ‘or t0
the Emperor. who “as Handing clittle in
the background.
“ Lei‘c see if I shall be luckier than you."
said the latter. and going up clone to the
grenadirr. he asked him ll he would sell
him a potvto. .
“ Not by c louggnhot.“ answered the grem-
dier; “ I itaven‘ i enough for myself."
“ But you may art your own prior. “ said
Napoleon.“ Come. I‘ to hungry. and haven‘t
eaten twday.‘
“ I tell you I haven't enough for mycelf.'-
NPClti‘d the greaadler. “ bet-idea ell itict.
do you think I don‘t know you. in who of
your disguise. "‘
." Who am I. then P" inquired Napoleon.
“ Bali l" said the grenadier. "Thu Little
“ Well.“ said Napoleon. “ since you know
me. will you tell me a pointo?"
“ No.“ said the grenadier; “ but if you
would have me come and dine with you
when we get back to Paris. you may cup
with me tin-night."
“ Done 1“ acid Napoleon; “on tho word
of an Emperor.“
“Well and good." acid the grenadine—-
“ Our potatoec ought to be done by this
time; there are the two larger once. the rest
I‘ll ect myorlf." \
Th Emperor act down and entitle pout.
icon. and then returned with Berthlcr to htc
tent. merely remarking :
“ The rogue ia a good coldier. I‘ll wager."
Two monthc afterward Napoleon the
Great wan in the tnidat of a brilliant court
at the Palace of Tullcricc. and was lost cli-
tinx down to dine. when word waa brought
to him that a grencdlor wcc without. trying
to fame the ltlhl’d at the door. ccyingr that
he had been invited by the Emperor.
“ Let hint come in." acid hic ntcjocty
The coldier entered, precented arms. and
acid to the Emwror:
"Dayan remember once having cupped
with the. all my react potatou t“
“ 0b. in that you I Yea. yea. I remember.
and the Emperor; “ and you have come to
dine with Inc. have you! Ruatcn. lay an
other cover on your tcbtc for thin brave fol-
low.“ ‘
Again the grenciiier precouicd critic. and
“iii:
“A arencdier of the guard doec not eat
with lccquvyc. Your majeciy told me I
chould dine with you-attict wcc the bargain:
and. trusting to your word. I have come
hither.“
“True. true.“ acid the Emperor. “lay a
cover here near tee. Lay acide your crmc.
econ anti. and draw up to table.“
Dinner over. the ltcnadier went at tile
ueucl place. took up his carbine. and.turn-
in; to the Emperor. proacntod tune.
“I. more private.“ acid he. “ought not to
dine at the table of hit Emperor“
“Ahl I undeniaad you.“ acid Napoleon.
“I nanoyou Chevalier of the Legion of
u
“Thank you. heartily.“ returned the col.
dice. “We: l' m I“ he shouted. and
then withdrew.
«fin..—
Tratkfnl Insea-
all-*—
In didn‘tlcok like a line. He had. in
fed. a George Wcahlngtonacrt of face. and
bin connotation wee loudly hcncct and do-
. nccci. React reaction hie alternate
cidocin front olaudhotuiccnnmcinid
a party cfbnnnterewhowm trying to out
lie nob Chou
madman: cheat lick-lat.” acid he. "I
nebuaoacd'yoaicucrcaiweceverctruck.
a
:utm‘prakicchtckanc tam;
”*Mihtrceuncapthccwfnlcct
Honor. and lieutenant in my company of”
weayoa! Inf WellIwap. ToncecI_
mainline}: cttbrnanbadahnhcceatfie
”"3“qu tum MW
followingthotn.
u.
lthfl uatill o‘clockmcifitda. optic
tic later.“ it loukc more Main kl to
ruchinfuualthehcnkicloolu ‘
Never put ctcppc on your checkc before
cent; and oak hint to lick it *0: cancel it
for ycui’ thetclier capecfi to lit allthi
atom .aug it in a neuron of dicamtcttncnt
when people incl-t cu doincit them.
celvdc. and will cayc hint buying hlc lunch.
In denocitin; money. try and gout one!“
dowuanwrcne- and larctaoct. an thottbe
teller may have a little oxerclce in airtight-
eniniz it up before counting it.
It in boat not to take your bank -hook with
you. but call at another time to have been
1
bank where one would cancer.
If a check it made payable to your order.
be careful not to endorce it before handing
it to the teller. but let him return it to you
and wait while you induce it; thin hetpc
pace the time and in c plouure and relief to
the tpller.
You can generally cave time when tucking
n deposit by counting your money down to
the teller. at you can nearly nlwcyc count
more speedily and correctly than he can
When you make a dopoclt. do not men
deposit ticket. but mix indlocrlt’nlnctcly to‘
gether check! and bills. cinca it lacilltctcc
mattero exceedingly.
If you make a depoclt of £100 and give a
check it 050. it to a good thing to call fre-
quently at the bank and _cck how your ac-
count struck. an it itnpreccea the aficerc fa-
vorably with your hualneu qualification. 3
Never been any record when your union
fall due. and then if lbw are protected cen-
cure the bcnk for not giving you notice.
Alwavc date your checks ahead; it in a
never falling clan that you keep a gdod bul-
cncc in bank. or if you do not wish itgrncr.
ally known that you are doing a good hucl-
ness. do not dcpmlt your money until cbout
ihc time you exprct your check will be in.
A strict observcnce of the foregoing rulec
will make your account desirable for cuy
bank, and will make you a general favorite
with all the blink uiilccre.
W
The Smallcat Beluga liver Seen.
-- -o:-
Itecontly the wife of Mr. J. B. Moot-uni.
living at 58 Par-one St. Kulnmaano. Mich.
gave birth to twine—a buy and it girl. The
surprise of the parent: can be imagined
when. on aurveylnx the party. the puree
held up the tiny pair. oi infants in the palm
of her hand They were coon after weighed.
and the aggregate avcirdupois of the twine
was three poundc and four ouncea. one of
the pair weighing one pinud and eight
ouncec.and the other weighing one pound
and twelve ouncca They were lean than
eight inches long. and perfectly formed. A
bed wac node for them. which conlioted of
a minute hatchet filled with cotton betting.
and clothing hadfito be uprooted-Our the
ctrannr’c. that which in expebtency had
their little limbo. Some doubt waa expreaa~
ed by the phycicicn who attended the math
or an to whether they would live. but up to
this morning they are not only alive. but are
lively. bright and wide awake. and claim it
place in thin big sphere on well on their own
immediate hrothera and listen. 01’ which
there are acveral in the family; rown up.
Time have been. ctnco Iondcy. a great
many vialtot‘a tom the little children. and
the exclamation: of curprlcc end the elccu
lationc of admiration would fill a lam vol-
ume. Ladiec and gentlemen. old and
young. duck to the huuoe when the GM
drcn lcy. Pink and blue ribbona have been
tied about the little critic of the hcbcc. co cc
to aocwcr the quectlnn of which it boy and
which in girl. The aenoation ic likely to loci
for acute tltne. though every precaution la
tckcn to praerro the livcc of the little once.
They nurae. and cectn to enjoy themaelvec
at well or could be expected They are per
fcctly formed. and we“ u‘nderatcnd. are full-
tlntc children Wrcpped in thelrlittlo bode
they looked like dollc cuddcnly vivicod.
their crlec are like thooc of very young kit.
tent. Ira. IcOrutu hac not been in the ow
joynieutof perfect health fcracvcral monthc
pact. but hat not. however. been nick. The
parentc of tho Lilliputlanc make no objec-
tion to people coming to ace them.
W
Ir I Inn harem—“If I lied lcicttro. I
would repair that weak place in my fence.“
acid a farmer. He hcd none. however. and
while drinking cider with a neighbor the
ccwc broke in and inlurod a prime piece of
corn.
“Ii I had inborn.“ cold ' c whcclwright
lcct winter. “I would alter my atoveplpo.
for I know it in not cafe.“ But he did not
and time. and when hie chop burned down
he found lelcurc to build another.
"If I had Minn.“ laid a mechanic. “I
chcald have toy work done in cocoon.“
The man thinkt hit time line been all occuc
pied. but ho wac not at work till after eun-
rice; he quit work at are o‘clock. melted c
dwnfludllm.nndlfiht_ two'hcnrc on
the ctreot talkie: man to ca idler
“It! had leiccto.“ acid a merchant. “I
would pay tacro atttnttoa ”neonate.” The
mttorthcnyou donow.
to do—to do new.
. 3 3 3
The toilet... rate- at. Media
They will be the-tonne ofccetapo' ,
If you have any titanium with a bank.put . I
younttcthobank.but ginthotellcrtwo.
r: MWell you may give too dump—.1vcll.
. “Plenty. Iadatn. Now. then how touch '
tcrcd. You ecu thuc make two ttipc to the
been made up proving a world to wide for ,Scth. took 03 u. “.3 and my to M in
chancchwyfrlcnddtyouhcdlcicumyou .
wouldprobnhlyplvc locaattotition to the m
Thelaokiuwith .
handrodccfhrwuanhetilltkeocllio. not
mun»- 3.
odxn had. fad cuddonly decida- tottkc hath.
trim sonar cit-meme.
“Boat beta I over new. linden. How
much i“
I don‘t know. either. My hnabcad many-
in; he? like coupe Mecca. nev- ycu any
real nice acuc‘ig‘cl'" ‘
map will you have!"
"1?ch acute. in it!“
“I.” m‘l‘m tv
“Well. I cnppcae a pound would be
enough for council mm
“Shall I weigh a pound. laden 333
“ I wcciuct wondering if a veal fttple
wouldn‘t cult hit: M Ilia Inewcrod. —
“You havowoct. Inuppeael“ ’
“Oh. you. chctnc‘. Here’c a uploadld bit
of veal—co good u piece on I oyer new."
“Yea. that docc look like nice vent.” the
ccyc lifting it up. -
“And you‘ll take it!"
‘ 3 “UPI acct" cite muccc.
not. I auccc I'd better take pork chops."
"Nice chepc—hcw much i" he cc3ka.
"One of “one cticec‘ will weigh c‘
I euppcee l“
"About a pound. chcme f"
“And it wan a young hoe i‘?
“Quite young. Madame.”
“And you‘ll cut the rind ofl'l"
"Yen. Modcme 2"
“Well. “ che anye. heaving a deep club. “I
niece you may give on acute bcafsteak—
come that' 5 nice. and be cure and cut all the
blane out l“
And che‘c only been half an hour cumin;
to the point—Detroit Free Piece.
W
Ha wca c Emu Ont: Inna—it. dried up
old man. npmrenily of about alxty yearn.
ctrollcd into a billiard parlor in Detroit re~
ccutly. cud taking a cent. watched the play-
erc with acute interest. After he had re
mciced in the place for came time. he w’e
approached by a hanger on. on the lookout
for a grecnuorn to play with and care the
coat of paying.
“ Hello there. old mcn. d i you ever swing
the cue l"
“ Wall. ctrangcr. I need to pm around
a little on a threeoornerod table fifteen yearn
age. but I don‘ t suppooe I could hit the are
ball on thin new-fangled titling." acid titanic
than.
“ Well. I‘m no player mycclf: you‘ll beat
me eacy enough. juct take n3 atick.” replied
the accompllahed beat.
“ Wall." acid the innocent. "I'll play juct
one [rune to ace ii‘ I can eoratch.“ and they
both hl inked for that chat.
The old man had aingolarly good luck.
for he got the an: chat and made a run of
fifteen pointc. The other looked on in ac-
tooiohntent while the player Of “India
pound.
and counted up”. the challenger muttered an
earnect. He made anyotnta only. and the
next time the old than no out the (clue.
“ I am I‘ve had the aluredect luck. will
you try another?“
“ No. not by a damned night. you old
fraud. " acid the apart. and walked of to
pay for the game. amid the more of hit
compnnicna and a arulle from the old man.
who remarked:
“ It in rtrcnge howl remembered to play
an well."—-Detroit Free Pecan.
W
How to uni roe. PIDIGI“.—A. very
«arching inmtiaation wcc carried on a
few yearn ago. in the north of England. by
two fcmlllcc who were cecrchlnx up their
reapectivo ancestry.
The cttlfc wnagrect between thorn. each
one determined to look back into antiqui-
tiea farther than the other. .-
Onc of the familiec wnoce name wcc
Spencer. employed an crdct to paint a hit-
toric ccone reproaen‘tlng the building of the
ark. and the IMIII up of the chip byIl'oab
and tilt cone with tie nultlfcrlcuc and u»
rlouc cargo.
On the gang-plank leading to the deck of
the ark two turn were coon rolling nut
in lam letterc. " Retina. lecithin. cadpct
perc belonxln' to the Spencer family.”
Thlc wcc considered a coup d’etct hard to
to be out-done in the cdtediiuvicn prettncu
of their name. prepared at a erect cent and
march a record of their antiquity ' ’
manhunt atnan of acute. a
’tncncrkabie pea-age cecurc: '
“During thic year Adam and Eve were
driven out of Paradlce.“ ’3 3
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handcotne young conned ofateal
in: from a law uncoupled bulldinmln
the “night tine. and time he cpeko in
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yearn no“ wcaat win-hand whalthcceaaad ‘
largo box. on one tide at which wccnclated ,_
heat. but the other anally. determined not »
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