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IIIYJI I-. -- A w » hints ~H‘, thv.I I» -y
Skills . ltl‘t‘l Ni'ns- II: but lI-tli
n'um l. . LI‘IY I‘irit 1w gavo iII-ti a
t: In t f s v i. 21...! III‘ was tho Il\\l”-‘i oi" ,
the pl.i\ ..: ._ I I1 «IIIIII ' would \lfl‘l I lIo—
fora I. ~ ct... - t. ~tI of thin! pr >\\' s\
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thn ii..- . f -r - .i I’ni.istinn “It I." “an
duwut iniiui 1.1:: III Kalli" I\‘ll t- duvo il'
hillla'll ' .. \ an; gun! ailiovuh “up-Iii
lass : u, til" III :is’cr l-v't’m titan -:AIi«I~l: - ~k
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prism..- 'l Ii; Hi i lull o Il-‘ \wnt In' I tho
tli. , ' v» ‘hu n-qu I»! til" I: Iuth"!
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v ' . . ‘I‘illl li.:n III1.tiIIt"ll,ltlI-I
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~ . 1.1.11. Iliavc not (in?
n . x I 1 A “rill; IiI‘i’Vcs II“ I si'k
I, i ll ' . .I.. the Illxlllli‘lilll\
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1., . . .- «I am SII"II inrir ll~‘t_!ll-
I a 'll .1! :1 0.1 ‘II
l‘tv- I . . I has :1 \'i“.ll‘ 1»! who
lii~ . : ~ ml “lid in tho I‘ a-lI-~Ili~'~ i
I. -~ “II! Iltltn far more ti)
~. tn no “'Il' all th ' lifo
II ' H1 '.ll Illlirlllilles. ~hilt.
.. I. 'I~ as IIIII 'II as you can,
.iril . n Illl‘“ l\\'l<'6 as much
II II. : ' t i. - lli"llltl'lilllt wf :iI-c rum
to; . . :I .« ir hurl 1“ lmttrr than om-
d,. . “.13. v-~!*->’.u:i. Vertigo, If iiiiist'los with
in - l . I ' .~ tthIi zir- \vA-i-tli mare
téui . v .. :p with l'I."llIll’iII~lll, if an
file it. ., :A Inssuig olIJI-ct is luttvr
that. I»: l ..n ‘vt‘tzlllh-lllulllf you law
“I a: pi} i
_ .. l u.A.th, the greater and more
Ultvlisv \\.
L 1w r :u' will“. Y9! hu‘iv limit)”
tb'r‘I “'1‘ II: I 2- stout physical Iii-allli,
Ind it lx - -: :t at. In of mural powor \“llll
tbrni .\I:-~. aw imam great health in luxuri-
ant ulw. \\ inn llIt-Y ”Hall! to have thrir c sat
or! an I I“ r . \t‘\ ruilcd up. t11;,:in:: away
I\. t ,, .i.I_,..t Irving 1 I hit thvasurikcn
iv. .a no '1 'I‘tx--_v am like ship~ wall :
ii) I \ .i; III -- of i-ndurin; :l'v itstII-‘s
.v Y I firm; a: the d I ks. WI. 3
' it t I IJ-‘l‘lU-Alllg and I'th‘l‘tH‘I'I:
of hum-1n sull‘erni;
of tnorcv. .-\I is?
. stout alrt liral‘liv Iii-1i
I I‘ll,‘ nlhul‘lli‘iy n . lung
. I “I2! r.;_'o I. an I captibla of vast .
'li‘l'illt‘lll. (II the “vi Id‘x I‘ulr :
. out oi bath!
.~ :~ a slump that so Hid ~li ol’
tliu \\ :n. t‘~'ll:‘\‘il In! tho “uriII has
‘1 'III‘ I . 4.; Is, wlAIlo tho >l>iullllltl the '
hvaz'nv ID'ELI, . -- .zrnct lni‘k‘, wan-o ruttin;
iii Liv-sun 1;. t..u.l lint-er. stu-udlll‘: Ins
lIt-I «III ILI
him lr.»»l \
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v31 II. It. I\ in t Ithc Saint‘s Everlasting
I.:i\\_Irl l‘uis In. tin-or kllu“‘in.‘: u
‘ In iii In; illi', but. starting a vast
A-t people toward that
uni Ii hc (‘ullud A 50.
their McCln-yrie, a walking
, an I V94 you know what b3: (II I at
. :iul y. lllitl'lfi‘ how ha shook all Scot-
lale with 14.: ;.~;i;1_~r llol William Wilber-
~‘_-irtni,.: uiisvnvertcd .
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t .it-v-zitsiits of manure. n‘bievemeats of
i~i:'i:. :i 'hiovt-Incnts oi uudurutix‘e: but I call
II.‘ It I\ tipozi Ilk‘ll 0t Iiiuscic, inch of nerve,
:ml !‘i ".1 \I: physical p iwI-r III (“IIISOCNIQ
:m- tzs‘ i .‘s to the Lord. Giants iii body he
;: I'll‘ ‘l sw'il.
.‘l \ .._. I III: I ittiprussos llh‘ with the fact
'II .I. .:I ‘ :i :miv do n grcat dual of damage
I: 1‘ In. Il.t'I‘ tol. To pay one III‘SI‘raltle
II ‘1 \\ Illt'li lll.‘ lll'lll Ind Io<' ho rubs nit-Islays
t :~ It pcupc As near as I can toll uni ‘II \If
Ilh’ 1ii~~ “3" sp-‘zit m Vick» ln- titIl III- is a
I) p) of :I i.:r;-~ . lriss ol' pnoplo All :igus \ilto
v.1
lI|Z~ in \I. 'lil. position, .Ir : ants in \\ with.
that . ll:lll 1hr um .I: the “orld
\\ Irso Instval of !:.:i.iIi,r it l-iItto-r. 'l‘liII‘o
small men In :A cIIIIItII mit)‘ “no dI wr III;
clout I-III i 112» t‘Vli. ’llmsu snidll than who
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go through _\o:ir stow, your shop, your
:"ury. your lIaukiIIgh-use- loafiug uni
s\\- U‘lll“ an I»“H‘.I:III; th-z nir \|“.l‘l thmr
lIrIulli a. I .I;~t..l.vi.: )ILIi‘ I. r “:1. :Ii~1r III-
I-i'ut Ius \’:ll\.‘l :iul II ~:i I‘lil 151;: Iiol an I \IV“
IIIIIIIII in; tho \ ll ir II. 191 ~\‘ It not II I lllllt‘ll
harm. 11in «In \I llt\."?t|llI‘Illl I‘~ut llicsa
luwrrtul til -:i “ii-I s! i. :1.-.- : Icusotsirca‘iii
:iltl h;i1A~ Iittu III-‘ 4 Isr.~liiII r.l::1-I11.th-isc
tiIcIi “ll-I tl.~u\v \‘III. II . . 1;?
iIIIIIi urc. thus»
tin-n of \\'I‘.‘| tli \\'iI.I \lll 1:».I I'riiu‘ :lll’! ’
tn-
iiiiitv :uid tuitkc ImuIIr an I ltuth an I _:IISIII o
I...“ lulor- their go! ivu snoptci‘s—J-mk out
for tlmin‘ I :Illil‘uu‘ YIII‘I‘u \\ arc huIi irI-ds of
imid Als III I‘:Iris III IIIiIuII gt: :111 I Loxldnu I'l ths
nil-Idle! and tho Iattcr tart II: tIiI- lastcv‘ntxirv,
I" ' Iln‘vdul III-1 IIIa great Ilcnl «If II:II‘|II.
‘I‘I‘oro uvio g‘unts I.I tI.\Iw days though. who
‘Ilvl liar II. \\'II I \ an is ll‘IJ't‘ tho soul lutvo -
-\\’rmi;h' IIv Ii‘n‘ns-‘il : I'd" forward with
thy- vx-I'I l‘Z’lIII‘l\l:|\IIl of Int ,ii.t and With his
tie-m ‘tInu; :vi-iti ~i :itl‘nctntg all the IIIipulsIv-I
nsitdro‘ In. LIILI‘ Hr “to I;Eit I.‘_\' but I
Iuiiic. “In- SIN”! his lit-“sun” :li a Sl‘lIlt'l‘
stw'nds tlzo siltiinicr in \\’i-:I\'Itl,; ~ili~cn “cln In
1:11 II III vitnwaiy. Ur l~_v \ oitairo who lll'tl‘
sexual a list of S~‘t‘}Il1-‘\Ill I1I.\ time an I LI-l
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them IIII Ii -\\Ii titl-I :I III-oprr darkticss I r
\\ Full;Il! Iiv [LIIII II \III i sh mod ltl
Izlx \\ I‘itit gs :iII IItIx-otitrnlluli'n Int ‘
against t'lirist unity. and In that ho Ik
“Illt‘ll gin-s :I Illst‘llllllllig a vomit u! H e di-
c'ittc and tall or lIix‘ Ilotitan cIIipiro :IIr ws
till his gonius tutu an Iittcinnt tn A‘\:I_~;~ra!c
tho tau ts of tho t‘lu l\lll\ll dzsstlcs \\-.i o l.o
girth a >§kl‘\*'ltt“\Il IiitI-iitiuu to tliu l hr 5'
thin li--rv cs ‘ ~ :1 III-‘ \\-.‘:‘II “'11s t'.«‘l
worthy, :I spa \‘ nz‘ {Ill-‘II'IUEI III Ho 0
It Inc lllt'll nu i \\.I ~ Zul‘ \\li~lili:1':tu'hor
(‘mi ‘ll‘Vl‘l l IIII';I\ l v. nut in. it of iii-rvo‘
Ill: 11 o. 11: 3.x . 111 21 .11” .. .‘i I‘ Imi Id. Iii ~11
I-:‘ 1111‘.“ :i -?'i In \\ :h.It tl‘ I: drvnfih
1:..1)‘ It-‘Wit. \v.I:_-.'t:; ‘Il ».ii~1.l:I:I'1l
l-o II III \\ . at: LII Li v ll. \\I:‘Aw' l..t‘-I‘
“LI luv. t‘..'. gm“ 1' i..tI s11
mil t. sI wl; I LMI l‘n‘il‘ 1'1 ‘Ir
I'II‘I‘ t r it (Jim. . Is-s. II-l
III II“ :hu'i i»-:'i:1~ .-.I~.‘
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1‘ Hill \lII
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a mint ll‘..l\‘ II -
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i-npuu ms 1.4:: ul\ lino III“!l
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,. it IIII‘ pal, I! and pl~.lt« :. ‘- Il'lIl lrtnt
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d ' :II III l .;t:i ‘l-l‘lw‘ lll'l I .,. . I‘f 21w II ‘.-‘II *o
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'l‘i:»-ro I‘ll Iriu iii-:III: IlliI tiiit. \ -‘l
n I'. ll |\'x‘ It and Ill" ‘rI.-c I. \' 'll
:Ill :13 :1f t‘m tub“ of .\h~IsI-1‘.H
a (ii III ‘II \ on in. I“-
all .i':I.III'. tliti .- ~- in"; \\:1‘t‘ ~
up llIul l‘l 1. int? \{Iill‘li‘l in
tho t‘a n-s -l' t'II- lulu .‘I [lift Iw :I‘l
,‘lII‘lIl III" W 15”.! IIII ti . ltll :IIII
rim ll 1...: III III -- {cast IIvI‘r \le1 ‘Il prcsidwl
IL '1 ‘ '. f Ir ~ \vII-I'Ai was lir-Iiuht :I plutc III
I . Ii 1 “wt 1‘ r lill’lllltllI‘.U.I\I\‘l'l|l1|‘.ll2'\.
l-Ell :I II. :III I‘ I-.Ill {III-ling ..ill.atil1ts
I‘nr 1:1,; Is lt'cl’I-I \IIIA tir“. an I it“ tI Hrs :Ir-~
tans ‘Ilet‘I \\.:h lit" :izil its tvziils :ll‘i' ].~
truss -~ -I tirv, and .t‘ ~II'izs :Iro .- IIA;< nt' :1 .
mi 1 .\' »I.I'II In rcfcrrz-l to i‘ “h ~It li~ .\l.~I.
L ‘F;ll-~Iill"r‘ln tho 'lt‘l‘lllw o: III-ll." \VLI
tlit‘ in .\1Ii ‘l‘irull ‘ tI-Iiv rmtpm;
thn Imrv-st IIt' lav. [sill “lit 'lt
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ll \\'IllI‘Il was l‘I‘I‘WI i-d
I tho iIIat‘orins in .\1ncri':I. or n Iv
.' them; ltlI'I Elias: 1:1 s lllll‘ of th . pill-us
. l gaspi-I IIf Free l.=~\'is:ti “IllI‘Il sin-111s lu
itidic to that cvcrv unin ouch: to have ».I:II~
mm cise‘s Wiz‘c. :InI cvurv \\'I>‘ll11ll same ones
lilli Iil'i I —— rrus LOYH ‘.\ \v.!i 'Il h is
git'vd t-I tbs I-ou ' '\' one Ill -t; » in I I‘:l\
I‘ni' \
s ”I
divorcw :I y-uir—lrcu I.“\'l\l:l uh \‘II has g-vmi -
t I may county in Illvll 111:1 clcvx-ti cans of lt~
\‘IIrrc III one day before dinner! I-‘rwc
I. Iv1~iAI \\‘l!l.‘ll has :Ir Iiis~«l III all this
linl. brought. up in till this land arse: o1~
I'I IpI-iimnt, North, South, lint, anl Wot. so
that you can Ii: ‘ 3v ll'v’" up a pup": II -.v
. III . \‘*~Il 110 "Ill 5'") In I~ .‘I‘lu‘E {K ‘C lull! 0* II"
~ «WP-“ill. 'l‘hn fact is tlicro Iiro tlinisaii Is
III‘-‘ In i‘\ltl"l‘.l‘.| t P'IIIV who do not hko
'.I ‘Istiau tirti‘utinii U‘lll‘lrrlfl"0. and I
it uh l't“\ would cl III-3, t to \vrctches of 011—!
s -\ t that: tho wretches of the otth-sux. and
st 1"? II: t - 'll Irrow “tortiiu: tor the great
5:1 i;ir:I,iI~-.<-rt until the sittnxm shall swoixp
I'E-‘t' th-Iu s-vcii? foot of sand, and in the
I
ink m‘miythutg tin: night b.) cath Hill I
sprluiI-ss. aid staul lust-d» than win never
kiicw a well day in all their bio and yet. \veiv '
constraint wit-h zeal for (I II. Ali! \vliata I
day that will In for thou} on us. what an n-fi— ‘
count it will be to rout-r \"ht‘il you
11in yoursxl' and I an III'.'sclf. "what!
have \\'-I done with tha ho Ilih Liar, ,
. (lot his givan us:“ Is thorn one in .
gawk in lnIIV. or mains in tIIIIid. IIr -
, MW of inviting men to Christ, mid for unit, . ‘
' i woulda l. he so bad.
. poaaibly marry. couldn‘t. think of it for
« a minutc on my Income, and tIn-rc's nu
;I\‘t ZII‘I', ZIIIII
n~~ .t live : li'iadrwl years no passing
II travan bring back one ' miserable ,
Is In - of their carcass. Never until society
shall ,3: hack tu the Bible,
[Ill“lt)' and llll‘seci with an infinite curse ult-
(‘lt‘fllllllkNS*Ilt‘Vt‘I' until that time cont-cs will
lll°\t‘ r'\'lls be extirpats-I from soviet-5'. . Sam
sin was II I! the only giant llngllllltéd. '
Mr sItlecz't also iIIIpra‘xs‘rN llld with the {not
that tlia greatest physical strength must
cI titulilu and give waf. That this man of the
text wastiiigbty the ion knew, that l’hilis-
tines know, everybody knew. Oh! how
st mug lie was He could fight back
tli s- I annuities. but death was too
inn 'h for him. lit! may have
had a I Inger grave and n widar nt‘avv than ; ,0
you and I have. but the tomb was his I‘M“
minus. What. shall tho body and um soul be
parwl.‘ Yes “'6 know tho destiny of the
mm, due: t.» dust “'11:“ shall In tho destiuv
of this other! “'ill we go up to dwell amid
tho whitI robcd lIcIinvcrs Whu'exl sins (‘ht‘iSt
which oulogizcs j
a portalionjn view of the recent (IISCIIVOT‘
' ies that most if not III
slvw. or will we go down among the uube— ,
Iim rl‘s who rricd to gain the wand and save
tliair soul at tho satin time and wore. swindled
You and 1 may by gout habits
Ind by prudence and by the euthmtieuiout
of Christina princtplo pastpon-s the day
of our diucase. but come it must, and
Colin it. will. and that is u ctinsideriition
t
wurth our dwalliug upon. 1 am sayinz these I
things because I want you. in tho light. of this
, subject, to Mlim “111‘ I do not beliuvetivo
‘ give Ill‘tvulll
. . ' . . I
lore». t .l by me do. ’turs 1m mus! did In turn -
was-As, ~t:irt|ng tight out for grander philan-
th'npa-s I‘iiihp Ihdzlridgt! “VIN by his
trimd‘ n ,1 12,1 ~!:l lv tor the ministry because
be In. 5.. ii. I;- .:;.; right. on until he mu tin
Cause It t'u: i‘l"‘ .Aril pru;riss of reiigiuu Ill
41.... «my 1; , ' .I. «m (III-m. Nobel-t Hall so
much an 111' unit oft-titties in the midst
of his a Til-vi] lc lea-l to lie down and rest on
m» s .13, an 1 iii-u getting up ngaiin and
{inclining ab r‘i' the 'uuilarl 0! MY”
unit. tho MI lor seemed
11pm 12:1) Ill-.I-l and doing the work of
In; or when ordinary man of his day. I! it
It It» ., admins unit a \‘33‘ human: at
the Is . .. .2 he in: tha cumin“; church and
All: _.- x I t .2.- lwltrrtn In! A)!“ tbu world's COIIdI‘
I. In 1. i; l»x~:1du:u¢ byhlnt'liids, While lull ‘
taunt-al.- . 1 man “it \‘iu‘t h ' ur~
w«’e.‘ll\v [Norm-lubed n P‘ “grill-3220.1!
Aral-winch: tar ithllls. of com—
*—
to drop"
men in this audience do realize. tbnt; God is
going to bring us in account for the employ
went at our physical organism We are of-
ten tnrld'that ‘pui Ila must give account for
their wmlth. and so they must: and they
mud give az‘couut fur tbsir intelligent», uni
so they must: but no more than they must
fur the employment of their
phvstcal organism. Shoulder. um.
rain. knee. foot, all the ' forms
that not has given Its—are we usi them to
make this world better. or malt. t worse!
Those who have strong arm. them who have
I chum: step. mass who have clou- oye. than
m-.m.
whobnvc steady brain. those are the men
who am goinw to have the mightiest noeounh,
to hinder. There are thousands of sermons
preached to invalid; l have preached norm
of them myself. Every clergyman who do.-
his duty must reach Ivor-es of sermons to
the invalid md surfer-tux: Ibut this morn-
i I pmcb cb‘ to stout uienimd battli-
fu women. 'hat m we doing
With the f that God has
much-s mucosa. upuldl
Mammalia- \ during :71 my mu- .
lbnvoriuvurbndoumtot Ivor-Ii -
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land “as thc Ilanislt Il~IlIllg ground, and
the country, which thou II_111.\lt‘\l Il loss,
“‘dII does now
.‘lI‘Jli quali-
.iIII fo: the E
?\II this all Ill‘ll.‘t‘ th can in II.
31 tln‘. h ~ has ‘_:|\‘\‘Il xvi Il.\'
w t I III I';Iu: III I w Irll ln‘: 1‘
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i it YILIXII‘I‘S l‘lie div apprnclios, I
tho .1 iv 1' I: which all oth~~i~ day‘- wuro Iii Lid. .
Ilia t'Iioiu is lift~‘l. am :31 Ir» Is till-l ‘.\‘ ii In ’
‘Il‘l‘l was a'wavs an invilil smarts lui‘ Ira ,
[It i IIII‘J 1 I Iif j i I:IIA -:I an I tI|.s‘ mm si {s t I
[IPIJII lie on the III'RHI", “I was :ilw |_\'\‘ ;-.;;
lc Ittl I not. ,; I out in iciI a-id servo Uncut;
1 tVIutII s i 113 II_I_I Ii‘l‘lll tics of su‘vta;
Him; I found p mph: w.i I “aim siwkoi-
than I was an I wa I sit tun-I ,lll Ira than
I, and Itricl lowliwr thwii I fool all ua-
war.bv to b- hero tidiy. but I have \I~|.|‘ '
s IIIivIthing for Clii‘iit. a th quh I" was vv-ry
I‘m-lily dun.I “ "\Ycll Aline,“ savs l‘IIrist,
“well doll I. I‘IIitN‘ tutu til i j Iv of dry I. \l‘l. 5
(II up Iiti-l got thy crown. And it Izrcat .
o
crown it is Here Isaiiotliur on) Infora (I)?
[Ill‘nllu of judgment. Ilo says: "UII earth I §
a'ways wcnt on \‘I‘utI-Iics 1 could not got}
about much. but \vliarcvvr I had an upp Irlu~
l tricd to do that. good. I do not Ilcscrvo .Inv
ruward. I a‘clmiplishol little for my Lord.
Oh. how IittliII" "\Vcll dune," says l‘hrst.
uWell done. I-IiItI r into lh.I joy ut' thy
Lord. (Inuit reward tor tl cc, ng-at
rvward.“ And now there is n little child bi»
. .
fun the throne of Judgment. Shh says: "0.1
earth I had curvature of the spittc. and I wan
vcrv wcak, and I “as vcry sick. I could not,
do Illlll‘ll tor Jesus. but I uscd to an out into
tho \vild woods and plu ‘k tlonois fur my si 11
ninth Ir, an I I usod to brill}; tin-III back an hcr ,
room. and she was so checri-d and coIIif-Irtod
by thin-e tlowcrs that l pluckcd out of tlm
Wild \vu ds“ “\Vrll done," savs (‘hrtst tak~
GUTHAII GIRLS. .
Why Fifty Thousand Bachelors 1
Are Afraid to Marry the l
Lovely Lassies. I
And
The Men Say the Girls arc. Elegant to
(‘all lI‘Ipon and 60 (hit With,
but so Expensive .
Esrmvm.’ New I'm‘l‘ I.r("rr._§ _
“Iicllu. t'IiolIy, hmv ilH‘ voii? Lost
your Iicart. cvidcntl)’, this sz-Iisiiu.
\"ho‘s the fair nuc.’ Might as wcll wn~
fess.“
“Yrs, lost it again. Spirto, and this
time for kcepi. and my head and pence
; of mind as “'0”.
“What‘s the row? Can‘t you got the
, lady‘s hear! in return ?“
“I‘ve got it, and there‘s whcrc the
trouble cmnuiii. If I hadn‘t got it.
and knew I couldn‘t- get consent, it
You sce I can't
rospoct of an increase that l cuti sec. >0
‘ui in a rix.“ .
"What‘s ymn‘ incmiiui"
"Wall, about $2,-.UU per nanum, at
prevent.“ ‘
“Marry the girl.“
“\Vhat! Ilo vol really mum to advise
a main to marry in such :An iicmm- ' Why,
‘ it wouldn't tunic than pay rent {or the
; apartmciits my girl wanI-I 'want to livc
Ill' III-r ii I in Ht‘ Ill‘llli uni kissinr l.cr, . .
“i'v'olIdouI-l ”011me , KN thy ”mm,“ 1m,“ . in. Do 3mm know Is but it costs to gut
mm “Iva: is thy rciyartl III li-av.IIi “ I'Iut , marricd and livc iII Ncw ’\ oik 111 .‘Ill_\'
hark? It Illil‘hli‘l‘s‘ again. Now. III. 111- “I‘ll. snrt of sliapc. and “IIII my 3:1er of a
tho 51 Int tho itidsctilr‘ir. ‘tl'.c III-:Illatul . sh‘ilsll Pilll- II “up, I“. “no wit 1,.“
::;_,T:‘,x,'.l} ‘5', iiiliiifihdull “x, :"i‘.‘|“‘,lt,l:;i‘»j:l‘"j; than S .JHIII :A yt“|l_ and :l' vuii havn'i go!
“muqdirf‘w, . “- h ”u . ”5 up, i..,- I” “.1. I that III‘:I‘I| at ll' ist_ lllt‘ old unit “II'ildu‘t
I-\' -r litil 'III I 1‘. ILI you vv .,» 1.1: or III IIIIIII\ III 1!. i‘H‘u it tho girl -\t|‘]IIIV‘.\lll{‘l|
h‘ lllll'l‘u‘: Inrut ‘ I‘il‘l'vuil‘sv‘u' {1.1m ‘ i,'\-,.:»\- ,Iflumfur X” ,,., "U.”-
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“IV-1..” l slid, “t~il lll‘ . mm- :Ili ‘li
lI.:Ii " " \Vv I.‘ ho s It I. “ It Is :1 \\ rx Irt »
starv 'I‘.it Ind; \insgI aunt. ‘1‘1I-I‘. ~AI l
of I‘I:II .‘ I-\Ii'I:I~'.-l limit and I lu-II-vu lo 3
‘ Ilt‘ t‘.‘,1“l\' I‘lm ll . Ik \v |\ I I I ‘
Iitizitrj.‘ II Itls II‘.\‘~‘-~.A: r11 l.It‘:III o I»: 9
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Ital s11 *h a '
d.A\' \II' it
III. E: I.‘ ‘- Ii II In.- a
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or t at Iin N II. It that thigh-N
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\u I .1 I . tI‘ \‘1"I.~l until I.» III . I. I\\“.l‘t_‘ hills.
,\IIII II-IwEIu; lull; mourn t i IhrI ~iI<uI Al \.I' s
\I. ldm‘ II II \.Il1‘\ sigh In thus winning l-r mks.
.\:i.l s rr I\\'l!t; Links “cup to tho “Pt‘illllg
\l 3 \"H'I,
\II 3 \\ ... l'L: sir --I Irttvilmtli . ;_'r.~.'\‘:3:t , .I «op. ,
\ .. II mix »~ .‘I :I1‘ 'Ii'IvItv it I‘m :1:i.\ orxu,
I'd! >.I . .r :. {Ill-IU-‘t‘illl r“ o this-All in
g . 1' \le -\\ho.I.I,
\ii‘. ;: ‘:I r .lll lliv “arcs into a groan
.\II I :lt‘cr It 1 m1. 1 ~11 I, d mp. pa-rcitig, dalo»
I“‘1‘. i'iIIIII-thc.
1‘» ma ‘1 nd.‘ It. Naturo dim
.\II :91. .~ ‘llli' to .3l‘I lwr iu tliogrztv-n“
llII‘i--rt l‘.~‘.:.- ‘t\ saw in :ih'lil‘ \lsliln,
I wd‘. s ... iii l't' titv. Thu Judélllflutl
I-I-ri',‘
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on iailrn. \\ I -‘
honing, 1', 4 1:1 l1.‘i‘
dirk-Ilium a’ his
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wt lill' lilI‘f.
lli‘: Iizu.‘ 1.11m -.:I i If-‘v in a iis~.i‘.‘_‘.
5" 'i i‘ .I-hicvt‘iI :I‘ In ~‘.I'I‘N‘II
and
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is :t QI‘WI
.Is 141' :1» tln- IlixI «lot has
\I'iil viii-Ir nut I.
:ILI' \IlllI ul‘l
.lodr,
9 Ion;
IH‘ nudist.
Ilcl‘I Eur: lllt' storm
:1 ~Z \Ja'JIJIC 0:
I! i<IIIII awarc of rows sir...‘ tlic
t‘:llllllll::\\I saluiurr was IIcrptu uti
I'aciric c Iast. I.\ci_\":’7nd_v \\.I~ :il'iaiul «If
it. all I ll.» pmprictor of thc lll\l Axiriiicry. .
. uscd
arm and
Willi lIII IIlllttt‘, of Oakland. (X
III Ialfit‘ :1 inshcl til. 1‘ tis‘ 1le Ills
:3 :tnIuII-r thc t'aniilii-s
:i‘icc~ c\pl.tinin__:' thI- tItI'thod of '.~' Airc~
l\:ll:lllt\l), :itIII iuvi.i11:: a tr :Il. Now
I lul'll‘il salmon can be found in every
tnazkcl, and Mr. Ilziiiic is :i rich man.
I"l‘«\lll (It’cztilaud comes 1h.- story that
little lllllllt‘l> occtipicd II_\' IIII- Ilcsccnd
hits of tint \tll‘v‘llll‘d “III' IniIiuratcd
tliizlicr Illlllilll'll< of ycars . .10 :ll't‘kln c.\’~
that ”my cu. till Ii hnpp)‘
.‘IllII (minivan-II IIIIIIIlAtimt. utiitilucticcd
II_\' tlic cvcnts liih‘slllg in tlic otitside~
hurl-I, and unr-nilcd Ii_v politics or base-
II;ill. (‘cutuiies ago the coast of Greens ‘
rigorous climate than that with which iI 1
is credited now. was not dceiucd unlit;
fur :cttlcnicnt. It is somcthing to know ‘
that other that lisxpiiiiiaux humanity is
‘ \‘cgvtlliug there. .
— I
I’ittsburg scientists are beginning to!
discuu tI.e possibility of solidifying hat?
and gas into bricks for convenient tans
gases can be
liquefied. While they are about it, any;
the St Louis Republican, it would bewell
for the scientist. to find a “'fly of solidl-
fying art iticial coal gas tbl well u nutttnl,
as the former is the gas which most of
the world‘s gas consumers are compelled
use. Bricks of solidified gas of a
known volume and weight would be sure
of a market, as they would put attend .
to the uncertainty of gas meters and tha I
ptriluus indolluitcness of quat‘lcrlygui
hiils.
The London (‘i’lgi I‘m.“- publishcs same
interesting facts and figures of London.
In the metropolis there are 101 hospitnin,
in which one and ii quarter millions oi
pco lc are rcIicved, and which dispense
out our relief to four milliuns annually.
Twenty-live per 1,000 «If the population ;
are paupers. and are relieved at :1 cost of i
ovtr two and a half millions sterling. It g
also seems that there are many than;
lunatic women than Inca. Cuba have.
increased during the last ten years from
10,000 to over 19,000: 14,08 children
were lost in London tut year. Grater
London contains an area of 448,384 cent.
The population is given 1; 5,199,130. of
whom 60,952 ure foreigners, ‘95“
Scotch, $0,773 Irish, 3,216 blind had
1,972 deaf and dumb. In 18.“ tlpre
were 11,705 licensed tiblic and beer
houses, and 15,519 run as and 9,618 to.
males were charged with drunkenness.
In the same year there were 265 per-om
killed and 3,392 maimed by street we!~
dents, utd 351 suicides. There won
30, 667 articles lost. in public convoymou,
of which 11,348 were restored. There
are 407 newspapers published in London.
Wh I i. Afriulih ii gnu-ed
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mi
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ricII IIZI' In \I‘u \otk ll~! Inn i.‘ LlIlI
anion; ‘\\l I: t: :nzzlls .l: I w » I: or I,. \
(if tlm lit‘:\\' :_;--' i-A ..tl- i. and hv ll'illll . ‘:
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tlicrI-‘s “ll.\~ \ .lllii‘ IL, ”all I i: I ~ m
I1 I‘. .‘A‘c 'vv"i Iatt“ .
.\I..I .As \l.\~ literic II . 1 ._~.; > A‘Hw‘t w 'ri
.‘HIIH‘ «of tilt“ Iu'st It \u': .tlmrd“. I 1 mi I~‘
III-than. lmwrtI ann-liv. Ii.» Vlll‘llfl‘l‘ ImI‘
:IllII lllt‘\' \Mzi‘lu-Ii up Illt\:t‘i\\.t\. \II“
Ia'!» \\.i~ \\ :!..I;;!\ a ~I_-.Ii~li .in I 3...:.‘.
“in
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“iv 1 ”Mar 1t.
.aomc young: ludv. and as Ilicy walkcd ‘
away I couldn‘t hclp Illll‘lilll: «If the
graceful swung she gavc hcr body.
and thc III-ail t'IIIIIg drcss which she
lll.ill.l:_,'~‘tI wi‘ I s - much iinvsw that it
. Sl‘t‘nlt‘II burnia put of IAcr.
What did livr got up cost? How much
did hcr gnnrdiizi aiIgI-l. ntlici'wiw hwy
\VI‘II'IU do li'u‘lc, v out fur that swing
E of Iicrdrcss.’ livzdcntlv it “as gaznul
only through: a hug SL‘III‘S I-f \camns :It
dillurent \vmtcrizzg placcs, and high
priced ones, as you don‘t find ius: that
icL‘uIEar utidlulziiicn at :lll_\' sI-cond 1:11A-
otels, and it cannot lIc Icziiucd in :A
single scasotn 'l‘hzit swing a onc is evi-
dcucc of an chI-nditurc of at Icast $5.-
000 at high privcd watcring places. “or
but must Imvc cost s'IIthlAiIig likc
twciityfivu dollars, :it a low cstimatc,
and six in n sczison is none too Inanv.
Kid gloves run about. four pair a month.
Dresses, well], heaven and the owner
only knows what they cost, to ~a_v noth~
ing of the uumcmus umm-ntioiiables not
visible to the «outward gaze but tievcrtlio
less there. and probiAblI I-nstly, provided
one could judge the inside from the out.
And so a young man \I ith nit income of
782,500 per year couldn‘t think of marry—
ing a lady brauglit up in this way, and
she wouldn‘t think of marrying him.
(‘au it IIc possible tlI it than: an: 30;
000 INICIIGIQI‘SI‘III New York city—lurch
clam Iif Iiiarriiigeabln age who cxpcct to
remain so through life. It is undoubt-
edly so, until this. 100. in spiic oftlto
f t thut our sheets are fairly crowded
an jammed cvery Saturday afternoon.
especiiilly Broadway and Fifth :ivciiuc.
with throngs of the must stylish, good
looking, and genetully admitted. heir!
breakcis in this land. What is the mat-
ter with tlic. buys: \Vliy is it that there
is Iipailiiictit 5Ltiildin2 aft-c:- apartment
building tilted up 0\'\‘.Ilsl\‘t:l)‘101‘m.l.
and i .. Indies Idmittcd, while all proud- E
heat in buildings in thr city have their
units of rooms Limwu as "bachelor 3
apartments,“ and well tiled with jolly
tingle gentlemen of tnarriageablo ago
who haven‘t. any idea of marrying in this
life—men \vliq enjoy life for all there is
in it—generanly men who have made
their pile, audl have enough t9 marry on
if they so desired—men who belong to
the Union League and other clubs, and
men who bud become wedded to 1 life '
of celibacy through what? 3
“Sam. why in it tint you have never ‘
married 3" . .
Su‘n “arm 3 jolly bacbolor of f
cone forty well upent winters. a member I
of the Lotuqdub, and who is than.
flatly able new to my,
Indies ot‘bia lit. to know wht her ideas of Intri-
hd stopped in but 01 mm."
me on the corner of Twentydbird street I
and Broadway. in front of the Fifthl
g Avenue hotel, the general loafing place ‘ have vou been
of the swell dandies who wish to ogle
the ladies as they pass, for here Broad I
way crosses Fifth avenue. and if a man I
willonly linger there long enough he?
will meet all the friends he has in tIIc’
city, since all who are :Ililc to walk pass
this spot at least once :I work.
“That‘s a funny question and demands
a serious arts“ or. I ttcvcr found a” girl '
whose nose just suited Itic.’
“I’shaw. What is the reason, seriously ‘
spcakiug?“
“Well. scrioudy spcaking, the same
thing that keeps IIII' buys gt-uerally from
"nu-tying ~u “huh-mine {car of the horc~
alter.“
“llxplain yourself.“
"Stand licrc with inc :1 minute. watch
the ladies that pass by. and listen to
what I have to say 10 some
whom I know. . You know I am a priv-
ilcgcd character. and they won‘t takc of-
fense if I ask qui-sttinna You see that.
Inilyrotningacross thc avenue. I mvan
trill cldcrly niaidcu lady. with tho enur-
Ivious hat and military linking suit. She
IM‘IIHIgS to the past tense, unlit: boys 510‘.
and will never scr lllL‘ sunny side of
forty again. She‘s as prim as they make
‘cIii, imd as proud I” Lucifer lIcl‘nrc Iic.
It‘ll likc thc snowflake, Here she is, and
I‘m going In astunish Ilt'l'.
“Hung .Iurc, .\l;1d;ittI.IuvI-c. Mn)“ 1 :1in
you a qucstiuu utI an important matter
tor tln- bent-lit of lll\' friend!"
“Hon .lmii, .‘lt'tt\lt\lr 'l‘linxmnu.
tziiulco. cortuiulce."
“\Iailaiu .Iuvuc, what would you fl.“
quitc in a husband?“
(for
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‘ "I'u- . _:c I, Mr. 'I‘Invmatif \\'II_\'
Iiidzt‘l \IIu 3:2ch iii-'aiIrIncI-f \Vlii is
.3“: l‘iri diiug to Int av \\II J‘\ -'I..:.‘_: to
‘13-: IIIQIIII‘II. II ivu‘l hid at: .;.\‘ll;lli\)ll
..
to a “rd i:‘:\; {h s . iIYI’IIm‘.
"him Is 11‘? i‘ii livixt. 'Io ksmv.“
“Whv don‘t you get up out: on your
own account, .‘lis‘s t‘zitliii.’ Can‘t you
lind the right one?“
“Oh. my. vcs. I found a dorcn of thc
right ones! Is summer, but I Couldn‘t
marry all “fill?!“ )ou know, and so
ltrrn I am, still in the market, and
autumn is here, too. “'0“, I suppose
I‘ll have to wait till )l‘llr fiancee «pint-
rela with you and thcu fall back on
you into: all,“ with n rogziish twinkle in
licr eves.
“What kind of a man do you want, ,
Miss Catlin. anyhow. and what do you
expect. to marry him for, if I may
ask :“
“I’m love. Mr. Thurman. pure, 1)!!-
ndtillerated love, and I want it man that
I can really luvc,aud waste my inflection ,
on. A real. live Ian, mo. None of your
.Iim dundics that loaf about strcct cor-
ncix carry silver headed caries, and look
like golden vulvcs or bran-ii imagcs.“
“So youreally would marry for love
alone!"
“\‘cs. Every time."
“But, suppuse the gentleman was
poor.“
“My dear Mr. Tliaxman, I‘m certainly
going to marry for love If I ever marry
:It all. but,——well—to be caudid with;~
you I don‘t think I could
man. i‘oiiic up to-mormw evening and
tell me all about your engagement, 5
won‘t ~vou; and now farewell till I see 3
you again,“ and with the sweetest of ,5
smiles ’sbe tripped gaily away up the 5
avenue. . i
“She’s right. She‘s in buaineu to?
marry a poor man. She‘d break her9
heart. in u year it she couldn‘t have what I
II"! wuuted, wdtbat‘s the trouble with f
the most of them." aid Stun. “Her
father is a broker who once Ind comic]-
arable money, but I guess the most of It '.
is spent, or soon will be, for 110‘: II risky i
speculator. and has made some bud
breaks in the market lately. However,
here cornea a young lady of a Moron:
stump. I’ll explain before she arrives
that this girl is an cranial, or rather
has been In organist, and is now u tunic
teacher. If she I away for two week:
thin summer, an took it. out at Aabbm-y
Park, it is probably all the vacation the
Just for our-ionic: I nyulf would
love a poor;
: name isn‘t Miss Linton.
of tlicm ' '
gnew your he must take sbmethin
A i:
Linton. I
\Vhere
putting in the time, may
“Good morning. Miss
haven't seen ~vou all summer.
1 inqtiire?"
“Mr. Thurman, good morning. Real
glad to ace you. As to putting in time
this summer, why I‘ve had an elegant
tiniq :it. Saratoga. Newport, and in
August we went to Cape May—blit-——my
I‘ve changed
it. you see."
“Married, Miss Linton, or Mrs.-~
“t'cs. Mr. Thurman, married, and Mr.
and Mrs. Devlin will be plcasrd to sue
you at the Windsor Hotel any time you
may wish to call. You see, George,
that‘s Mr. 1)., is building a new house
mt the Avenue, and It. is so very elegant
that it will take several months to com~
plete it. “'e‘re going to furnish it from
Paris direct, and quite up to the latest
designs."
“Allow me to congratulate you. Mrs.
Devlin, on your marriage; but. it surely
cannut be George Devlin, the retired
merchant, that. is your husband.“
“It. just is, though, and we would like
to see you vcr_v much. (‘all when you
can. Mr. 'I‘Iiaxntun, and goodbye,“ and
the visitor vanished up Broadway.
“Well, well, well. 80 poor old Dev~
Iin, who retired so long ago that the
street has forgotten Iiim completely, has
married this young lady of twcuty-live
or si\. Why. he must be at least seveu~
txvtive or eighty. and I haven‘t heard of
him before in five years. Got lots of
miner, though. Do you wonder that I
am single after this, and don‘t. marry?
I‘ve seen this thing of money. position,
. blood, anccstry, find “pure, unadulter-
' atcd love“ for twenty years, and it is get-
' tin: worse every year.
I tell you the
runou I never married and never will
many can be summed upin afew words:
i I ticvcr found a girl with a nose just to
still tIIc. Good morning,“ and hc pass-9d
.‘ auay. striking the ground tigiuusly with
13h rattan cane as he walkcd.
l'otidciing dccply «In what had passed.
I walkcl slowly Immc .‘llid lllt‘l Kitty
Wail did just t'lllt‘tlllg the door. Kitty
is :I i.i-:I'c of the laly of thc Iltlll\l‘, and a
gicat fzivu'ilc with the hoardcrs rhe
iuas iust rct'I tti'yv “"v‘. °. " - “ "
- I u .u.._\'. 1‘ rc‘slt air \vn't‘ lw \c her fl‘.‘~ll
ilI-Is. 11"1'Il:lp$, and bvhidc she \\'.I~:1't
on :‘ \:\.‘1‘I‘!1. .
“Kmv. “but is yo :r Idca of III-.rrtcd
I iv? Hiic a scriuzts answer, for I‘m puz-
'l." I
. ...
I. T Y wnt \.\1\.
"(In Id gracious.
111'~1:.I\cl III-:Ic."
. “.\u, Kitty, no today. “at what do
you know about proposal satiyoztjcf‘
“\Vv-l, Ijztst know this urtc‘ii, that
thc than \Ilm proposes to Ii.c and ex-
pou's to cc! III“ will have to Izavc :i
prvt: ~.~.-l.d Iutik arc :tnt. tor I‘m gun;
to I. ‘c In mm of tlic liatidsumcst ts in
Ill;\i‘ll:\' whet l thirty. and Lccp up
with Iiic IIcst of lhciu."
“Wn‘tldn‘t you marry a poor
_\‘uu lovcd hiui. Kitty, and It:
with :1 small :Iparltticnt over in .lizscy
(3:35“
“I “‘cu‘idzi‘t marry the best “I‘ll!
living if he hadn‘t Iiiczicy. \‘cu don‘t
think I‘m going to marry and bc a In lid
of all work, do you. just to please some
mini.“ . a
I “Kitty, arc those your irrevocable Sen-
l tinicntsi“
’ "IIicv cI-rtiinlvarc, so if you‘ve got
‘ any pun} young man pickcd ozit fur nic.
Irizug him arc-and and I‘ll give him lllt;
I rand IlullllCt‘ taI night brig-rt; i: glees any
)Aiuazcti't going to
mitt if
I 1
2‘ . ~. . .7, -
linither. 1 ccttcve iii nippzng “1ch
I things III the bud. Ta, 13, and dont
i fitrgct to bring him around Soon.“ and
9 slic skippcd upstairs.
‘ 'I‘hc pin-Idem of tinting the bachelors
, 51nd il.c mziiduns Siiil rcmaius unsolved.
SI‘IIII‘UUIiNIIL.
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2 English ch Year Superstitions.
5‘ At (‘Iiristmns parties in the country
the young turn have the privilege of
, kissing: any of the opposite sex thcj’ can
' "‘l't hold of. When Sir Roger Dei'ovcrlv
is IIIIII‘. ed llic chicf guests are cxpcctcd
to \lflut c with lIlL‘ cook and Iuitler,. All '
[d'llt‘t-cli liillllcl’fl must be thrown out
before Now Year‘s day, or else you will
have: iii luck. (In New Year‘s cve you
must take pieces of money. bread. wood
and coal, and a little salt, tie them up
in it bundle, and lay on the doorstep
after 1‘.’ o‘clock. Some one will then
come, and yau must ask his name. If
he says “John Smith,“ he must not. be
admitted, because the initial letters of
his name are curved: but if he say “lid-
ward Thompson." admit him at once, as
his initial letters ate made up of straight
lines; but he must bring the bundle in
with him that was laid on the step. He
must then wish you a happy New Year.
' and, after receiving a gift. pass out
by the back door. Then, behold,
go 1d luck is yours for tuotber‘
» year. On both Christmas and New
Year‘s eves, when the clock begins
to strike twelve, the doors~eopeeially
the front and bulb—are opened, that the
bad spirits may pass out and the good
ones pares in, and immediately tbs block
has struck twelve the doors are shut, as
it is said. “to keep the good spirits in.“
The first person t0 enter the house on a
New Year‘s morning must be a man.
Many llolderucss folks tell some little
chap to be ready to come in so soon as
the old year is dead, and so secure '
luck to the household. When the muster
enters his house for the first time in the
in
which he did not take out. ull
friend told int: he always emptied hll
pockets before he left home on New
Year‘s morning and put in some money
and bread, which be procured at his
mother‘s. and so melted his home
armed with the necessaries of life. Some
peo 30 place n Sixpence on the doorstep
on i'ew Year‘s eve, and so soon a the
clock strikes it. is brought in. N. B.-—
This I need hardly say, is done in the
country! You must never go out on
New Year‘s day until come one bus cone
in is the rule in some pitta—IV?!“ and
Quarks.
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Ian and Gravitation.
“Tia lovo that“. the world round."
Wei-ltd 0' mowuw but?
a w“: ‘wo
Thomas incantation: M
“£33,“ wrightwbo
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Lou hrs-ma «'3‘.
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. modcrate care.
» maintained ntilyliy (Ibedicncc to estab-
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i fact which d cs tin: :ippcir t . IIc :(‘llcr‘
Vzlilji :ipprc'
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THE FAMILY DOCTOR
I‘m .1 'I‘nl'neufl-r.
Lot. any one who has an atlack of
locijuv take a small quantity of tut-pet»
tlnc, warm it and pour it on the wound.
no matter wlicn: the \vuund is, and re-
Iiel will follow in less than a minute,nc-
cording to an exchange, which says
further: Nothing better can be applied
,I to a severe cut or bruise than cold tur-
pentine: it will give certain relief almost
instantly, Turpentine is almost a cer—
tain remedy fur organ. Satura'o a piece
of flannel with it and place the flannel
on the throat and chest, an! in a very
severe case three or four drops on a lump
of sugar may be taken inwardly. Every
family should have a bottle on hand.
Peters.
Typhoid fever is never found unless
in connection with some violation of
sanitary lam. On some premises the
cesspool is soconstructed that when it
I is full and overflows the overflow will
I be into the cellar ofthc house. We know
many such instances. This overflow ls
most dangerous and should be antici-
pated and prevented; but if not, disin-
fectants and ample ventilation should be
freely used, until the cellar is perfectly
innocuuus. And here we would throw
out a hint. to those who are building to
avoid this contingency. On some prem‘
ises the sewage is so dispased of tint it
tillers through the soil into the well and
pollutes the drinking winter. (In some
the turn-yard is so near the well that it
cannot fail to palluw it. Cemeut‘i-
cisterns and cisterns above ground, such
as are seen in New Orleans, San Fran-
, cisco, and other places, insure clean and
wlinlcsomc drinking places. w-tlI Only
LIL: and health can be
lishcd liws, and tlicsc wha violate tilt-<0
laws. \lectIIJr through ignorance or
carclc Ilt'<<, must pay the penalty.‘—
Amen. vl’4
1.")2'13 llv'w.
llnlIA-d \I‘ater an a “Faithful Drink.
1 “iii to call I lt‘ zitzcutiuzi of van!
. t m :7. n I- ,
m“‘”.':€‘..‘.£“.l:$m {I whinyvn cater“..-
Ilad
0.1:-
:IIi-icrstoo I.
fir»!
"Idlt‘d \It'
this practice prcvailcd 0:1 tin-
, lirA-ak of tho I) IIIIIIEII diseasc at 1‘1) m llllll,
! I‘rnn., it is \‘t‘:’\' probable tII -t 9h . 11 air
I
I
‘ IIIIIIL am“; into the systciii.
!
I
' around inc. thc -.s-- of II IZlcd \\':l.
. acvrrai ('.|“L‘$ til iilti
; tow wc 'bt‘gnll to
l bcr of (aiscsoiillucss :iiil oi dcatlis‘migliz
Iiivclvccu \cry grc; .l_\‘ dituittidicd. In
cholera scisuns llllx‘ ll‘callltc .t is cspe»
chilly important, as watcr is Iargcly tlic
tucdmm at iittmductiuu u! lll.‘ injuriaus
During the
t‘cntcniiiil c\Iiihlticu I was sta'in'icd iu
“'cst I’iiila Iclpllla, llcar tlti‘ t‘czztctiuial
h‘iiltiiiigs. 1' Ir si.\ tuiintln, and :il!h-I.1;h
vases of diarrli i a wcrc [II'I‘YJII‘III :Ill
. )-
Ic prcvcntirc. Wc hid
<5 ofthis CIJS: In,-
.-: this vcrv simple
iouc :iftcrward. The
.r r,
pcarcd an :i‘osn.
prcca'itiun, but
; fishy tzistc of the Potomac tvati‘r at the
, dccnmposcd
, \v at t‘!‘
prI-sczit titnc. dzn- to the solution in it of
vcgctation, Air .«1‘ frcsli-
sIIonzcs, can aiso be in great
titcasurc rcmovcd by :Iic Szttll? process. I
I morning to last thvougli the dztv.
is placcd in a larg’I'wa
; 1m. and drawn from
. till ICeq'lll‘llt‘TS, ctc.
sazzslicd .
II ivc usuallv cnniigh watcr IrIi'cd in the
' This
.‘t‘ (‘UJIC‘R \
wien rcqtiii
The water sh wild
lmil :ictivclv at Ia-zht for liilf :III limit. in
order to cniIiplI-icl_v distrny thc gerllls‘ktf
disease. “I cuIirsc this is only Nicotin-
in cascs of organic impuritics. as IIiiacral
poisons Would it It thereby be dcstro‘cd.
‘ — 511%? l‘ I". Bli‘l'ti.
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A .‘lcthodtcal Traveler.
“YIN." said cldcrly and
:1 n scdz‘lle
é p:l~‘:ct1_‘_:vt', ”I am It commcrcial trai‘clvr,
but no: one o_f__t_lie Iii-w school. I belong
' to the old regime. My tendency Is. my
1 ward quiet modesty and slow-going.
a Beside, lain very methodical. I work
bv svstcm. My route is laid out to cover
’ji-ist‘iiinc months of travel every ycar,
, and vcar after year it is the same. My
3 slecpitig car berths are always cugaged .3
l vear ahead. I always have tlic same
5 berth. ride in the same back, and have
I the same room in the same hotel as ui‘.
1 the former trips. This is all arranged
liu advancc. When I call upon a cus—
I tom-Ir and get his order] tell him that.
I a: the same hour exactly one year hence.
l 1 will be with him :lgtiln. At every lio-
l tel mv room is ready for rim, with; me
I in tlié grate. my slippers lcforc it, my
I dressing gown hanging igtiic war-Irguc;
l pictures 6f my wife 212d family upon the
walls, and In_\' letters and telegrams upon
5 the centre table. This, too, is all ar-
ranged munias :l‘F‘d; I have but 5"“
nf slippcrs, gowns, pictures, etc, and
Its scan m l leai‘b :1 hotel these are
3 racked up and sent ahead of me by ex.
, press to be arranged previous to my Sir-
I rival in Snothcr hotel. I cvcti order my
I meals a year in advance, and b; refer~
i ring to my schedule can tell you within
a minute \vlicre I will dine and what I
will eat any given day months hence. Of
course I am called a crank, but I take
delight in these things, it costs but lit-
tle and makes travel for me a constant
pleasure. The greatest satisfaction I
have in life is in carrying out these pre-
cise methods. Excuse me. but I get off
here, and over there I see my hackman
with the seat in his carriage reach-ed for
me which I ordered exactly a year go.
—C/iimgo Trawler.
Getting a \‘ife "0n TIck.‘
“I will tell you an incident manectcd
with telegraph‘ng by sound,” says tele~
graph operator in an exchange. “After
I came to New York I lived in a quiet ’
street, which is now a noisy thorough—
fare. I spent most of my time when
away from the uflice in my room. One
evening, while sitting at iiiv window, I,
happened to look across to the opposite
house, where I saw a pretty girl at one
of the windows. she was leaning against
the casement tapping on the glass wit
pencil. After this I saw her at th same
place many times. \\'e had got so far
as a nodding acquaintance. but I Ind no
opportunity of speaking to Iver. Ono
afternoon, having come home somewhat
early, I was seated at my window thinb
ing of ray pretty friend opposite. I‘
almost unconsciously tapped a salute to
her on the windowkpane with my pencil.
using the telegraphic Signs. I was very
much surprised when a re Iy came Iron
herin the same way. 8 c understood
the signs and could use them. After
that we had long talks across the street,
and us our interest in «ch other doe.»
cued into simmer feeling any h tender
Wham! by the airline. 1011
my not bdieve it but we were engaged
to be mu-ried before we had ever ex-
w a word or before either had
the other speak n word. After-
ward I was introduced propefiy. and
married the young lady the following
Christina. and that is wlut I all getting
a wife ‘on tick.‘ ”
*—
Clro for a Gold.
Putyonrteothbotm
"your-thighs.
l‘plgo'mhtaglpiumll
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tubal-undo“;
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(meme-um.)
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