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‘A WONDERFUL CASE;
A DONOR. LIVING ONLY [Km
HEAD TWENTY-TWO YEARS.
#‘I
m; Samar: '; m@“@fai mum SERIIT anagram: WOMAN’S WORLD.
late
l " — 2 April day. The fact ll flint the tide! of tho
tit ‘llihl'y CI ‘III'IIKOQ l-‘iro ‘ 3 ears are so strong that men go down under
; Into a Crowd.
will patiently learn how to cook him.
A preserving kettle of the finest porce-
lain is best, but if you have nothing but
an earthenware pipkin it will do with
care. See that th- linen in which you
wrap him is nicely wadied and mended,
PLEASANT PERI‘SAL FOB FEM-
svi Yii sanwaix. my :2 ham below they wt to Rainy. before they 1331er I} JADERS
NPI’LAR St IESI‘I’.
5'- xicu'x". 53‘ - ':
v. i curl: lea-dz: Iran
‘a' . a l. .';~:r\!ur!cd t ‘-
~ A; 1:5 1 x::i;'_-'
ii 14’ as. war
. ‘ r ”-4 4 di filth; and
an .:.t i :y.r'...i:.~
I \ :lnli-d ‘rlirlr «I "it'l-
1 Bi: Potato l‘arni
‘ i ._ s. not p”: ix -n
. . ,. . .2 3‘ 122-32; this»
- i. a \I'vta' Hz; theft-r1. of “r I’.
‘ “filo f the IQ; is: -.
‘ 1!: mi (“-l‘fili'iihflIIliI
' ~f «dag it:
‘: d tan in? ”.er
nerv- :bvn c '-
. mains: tii' work of '
z: .. . ~::. .3» pa‘: h on tr a for-
. l raider: 0} has
37"“: 3- «1.x.» a; n1 lh"~d’ . rode girth-do.
Did Minivan—x eighty
the «i for this ‘
s-rm‘a 5: ca: flail-or. ;
' _.- . aii‘} arvmplixhni by "no
w'. a, a 3:12 a nu Lia-v can mi from fifty to
or- r:,z_v fin. ltaalu'Lp-x'f day.
to~cu".i::g ma‘bitfi‘. by L: way. is an "
in‘Jcsh c of Mr. l'ndcrwood. Thegto
in-t _d «2' law}: ;: markxd out with a hoe.
.c. ix luI‘ nicely and quickly
of, wzth a plow. Wt"!
. 153: purport- on which the
drwe: rd»: .3! his case. making out use
a! a fun”. and at Mn“ «Pb.
Font P6,?!“ Killezl and fires Pa-
lait‘azi‘awc. \"i; . was th- 3“! the
sumac ul terrible dbt‘irl-an v. :id l-2.--bee.l
sunk: u: bar: 1 1' t - the a‘fray :n i ‘lncaz'
“I {ha {firm day
My“: city. hnw «er. the mob were the
plan ltd .GIH-ra'i-‘K A 3|.lwau’x-x- dispatch
gaff-x the IrIA‘.in( am out
Lin “In anon .r.‘I1‘!-I:;III§$!_TIIIRI$!WW
the vo'h en E .4 the , r r an] l‘ayxi-w. was
qwmkml nith the b.‘~xl or l‘uiixh rzi-l- ix at
v i~ ”s tn: manna: 11,. urn-ml xtartel
oxen tho urn-er *1! Idfht\t'8!)li Slit lu-letrwt.‘
a i»: Lam ire-d «may. Ina? gnlht'trrl'i'dk‘nith
3 it man b» i a on; Thom-1. and“ amino-and
I“) v on ~25~l l '23-.- ol the “HI
rod in: I?) ill—- Jim the vrunil mclcl
Ila; \ its end the?! tier» "whips 3.0-: mi n
in ’ line. Ina-r} mm no the “dim;
an I - Myra; “iv-nasal. and a
r a: six-u: Heat up when iii-I
riding at the 21cm roiling niiilx'
l-~ any. inn-i.“ I“'Ill on the la]: ~ xli -r~‘. The
iii-i sand: in? - Naz'h lain druid and ra
adiy arm: hel t v xsau mar- bra-L
(Taflalzzg IL?” I‘nek. . at the \‘riid
Ia’fli“ 2h:- nijitazi ”uni 83-.1‘x : iii-
34de u! Lb» iuLEsn; Hilda lrxzx'rmz
arm-rhea mat-r weir-marl ..: Main:
> U 2 II from” \i'iwn IIP‘ laud 0f
the uni» at a 1- fin l.:i,-.~:-.n au-
nu' lulu yi‘ir' the . gun-l ‘1‘
. to new. 50 summon hung [Id
t.- the re gar“. Slamr Tr mar-r rup avd the
or to! awl 4am- th 1:; ad 13;! manna; Aga'n
lli I. I’M b tax I: ‘w‘ ab u! 1.1" 20.4
d.~‘.:an2_ ago-w: to» a .341 and ...r......i wr-
Iafii Iar‘nd the Ln 1.: a. \\ n n u - attun-
I”. ha] lava-n ;%~ri: in ti: V» .ml ‘3‘:
313;! Irviznu-r ;u\- the ~13»: in tin-
Tau ‘éfigufll-‘e «mg: ml l‘; v gm“ “zlli a
ai-aty arm 12.1 azii» tirwu.‘
V "fir- Janka; Lad :1 l‘ fill-Iv . :3.» ‘1 vii {lu-
m—ri N‘— ng warm; ui III-“r n nah-r mil
launch! «or kiwi III-1‘ 151?»! II) «may».
fa: . u the yuan! s '2;Il' th- ~iul7'T -:
”3v- unir ti tflzIRJICTil n‘ ‘
ti'xt -. .! y hum; had 413;: <11
2%.— tii.;:tari - «3::- an: ~ :1. a 3
their amix and prairanx a: the r - :t-x: i2: -!
hflumi to tlr x «fiv- (if tir x!: “no; \
.1334 ml “xii-u ah - put at an spar-.1133 ~. .
“sill-1'32: 3“an the tum. .el
reexami- lulu. uh lnl warn-«l t‘a-
f'a‘x ua- lb» hr! -is-- in g.. 0‘91“ u'h-t.’ n
It -tsaul'etxlja: vars-ml 313} ii . 3”“ r '~
and in... «than had ammo :h-.-u-.; in
pertain «'7‘ L s lit a: u x’ti «o. . ivy-
.2“ do: that 1F” Ila l lawn :a a Iran Log": ..: in. i"
Iiuta «avg-fa
1"»- i sit w."
7i
Ln" 21‘ ~.r ‘zvn. :13} f— ‘7‘ :J‘l-
.1- .-, : gt.» . - \5!’ .- a-riz; i- Y! r .- .
195:“ x , telly 2‘! 2 t2: t .,.... IM'T .-\:-- 1- it!
3.. ' .-.. z . ‘i)I. i. —; o-u- .!.2‘."-.I
i ‘z‘n- -:z r. -' ".a‘i.
uh- Aax ivl“ full
I not: a ‘31::- l~....- .
SELl‘-P()Ibl)NED.
[fight ul‘ a “all that Sarln-il a rm
04:" “rag Mun- "rad
“.th wf 3'1.»
:. ..- ~, . -: 551$“;
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i-il ix :1 an. ~x! ~ ‘IEEI
. "i . ‘3 film!- Ii ill
an: -*:i 137.? . 2a. a:~ than :i I-‘I x§~~-:i .
lai :7 r?!" ' 3r 4 a oil by drinking;
‘2! d In in -up. ax it .I aunt-1x nix. ‘
stld Iv ty _s'i.- .h~ \‘l‘ 11-" --\»r.i Latin;
tuni- :n 'i. tear x and it xiuux 'I has
"fii' ' i r- n 7'. uv n: . ". I .zf'ul “\Irli'.
lu' aw: aw» :*i 14.3.3 5 i’ v.33. uvhl.
“3:: l- L« --\L;ii.'~!- 1 1'2: '1! 3:! «ii-x :2;
iguat t: x “9.1 30* a: is: 31:. ii. aiillirxua :
.1... rat-u; .-"“lIhI3"-‘ ”L2: l:%~ ‘i"
avl‘ w’i. ‘93 - 'I-‘I'I: I“;
lil‘;“\ I‘ \I :\I:. _
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an-
;:.’I ‘ . vui Ill-
aav‘t» uf
* «3} 2.11.1» l-riy,
- ‘ 1 a .l- l'. and ix a
I i l: 11m 1‘ uriuirvd“
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- 3iI‘ i \ ”thy-rah“: drum]
3 d.»- r} “in“, ur a v! --
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l ‘ ~ l; i .i .“
g». M . x 1; . Lat;
- t ‘ * ; ;«- .ii‘*‘.§-‘F‘i “a! an. but! in
« r -2 l .. if-‘v rebut: -n Ill 3‘- .
gal-o- ii! any. \Ja*‘d*‘:h limit
THE NATIONAL GAE
‘/Tm; Sm: York; hon-ah; h motion
to 11a: of Bast par.
Av unequal number cl player- ha" a!
had) lm layiiml this an...
Tiififil arv-liwl'w strong on“ nine- '-
IB—t‘a the year than 1...: many years
Earn inning mm are plentiful this or.-
xun “lanai-5t» bfi‘x‘ld year for tn
gain—t
Maxis-xv. (In. 'u said to En. the
h or“ I‘m“ «:th in the W
llama '
ém,‘ jun-s heavily “their
.lmhrrndad
.4. signi'ua Mmthtnfl in.
‘ lit-agar tho-goofinpgamou b,
healer-as. ,
Thaw Ian-.1. l-ats-aa are glad
Tau: Ln: «1‘ sinking out over a dose. Ii. 4
ll one gam- has bun- acanlplishsl avail
bum in far this man
llovr camara- plenty in the Want. It ‘- ‘
aouadayxa u-argaaxiethal doe-t baud
at but one our tagger.
A Ina minnow! mild} of M!
. anus. and ~'.Ipt:lur of playing a mug ’—
3 a San Francis u novw.
A‘s-GS. 4 the «W Chic-gm. till!
um Nib-r SashvilboI-Savaanah will win
up Southern l-gu chi-“Hip.
Joust Wan. of b New Yetta. is &
he i has- comer :- the W l-gne,
SixlolSt. W.mmm
Int—gum sum-31513035 players have.
The (We. South-r- League Club a:-
Zu-it-ae theirs—om alumna nitluxtmog
“Watching“: :0 “1:33 that.
_ ‘ plate. . one.
whch than! whit as a "Jonah."
1 wan-ah a- narhlo humming,
. ‘ . but mewhat did-fly. el-
IATIOSAL LIAGL‘! anon.
on I?" 1’“ WWW? s
3m ...... , '3 t ' ‘ ..
Sew York...6 2 is: mu......a
ma}! ...... 3 3 i ........ 3
Wig-intafi 3 j Kama; City...l
MAS mum)! man.
In the .-axe of th‘ ‘1'..- V
. shall divide the spoil.“
van in! a
' “.1-
g r-«ziiinurli’n
' n‘ai;
' I“: h“.
A lmriuiizin aul the M Try
he ¢-\-A:.:wg~
Ilia? iI ”it“ »
xtiw-I. '
; tlir‘i‘lul "“ .1 l ~ ii :x' laugh
{rum Iiiidvr tliu - our: ‘1
and ,
: explulex and kills you instrad of that which
iammtuiend told: ambition
‘ lifo witbononroko. Kai-yronnnot Sock.
iBh‘Tl'IlN F80! THE CHASE.
Tut: “In the rooming he shall devour the
‘ prcy. and at night he shall divide the spoil.” ‘ tho
lioness. xlix. 2:.
There is in this chaptersucli an affluence of
; simili- and allegory. such a mingling of meta—
pln-rxthat there are a thousand thoughts in
in I! not ml the .xurfam.
is telling the fortune. of b: children.
uphocies the 'dcyouring [Intensities of
.ianiin and his ihax~ en lama “'itb his
:liui oldwyes he kinks .utf and sun the hunters
ping out to the It ldx. ranging them all dny
‘ andai lzlghl fall union; hainc. the game .xliiug
I ‘i\'rl‘ the shoulder; and ion dim ' the door of
the but the hunters begin to i istrib ilc lbc
game. and one tak m a I ( ncy and another a
rabb t and another a roe. “I‘ll the morning
he shall devour the prey. and at night he
Ur. it may be a n-f-
crew.- to the habits of wild ll‘nsls that alay
Ihi'll‘ prey. and then drag it back to the cav a
or lair and dui ie it among the young.
There is uullnu; iuoro taxi-mating than the
life of a hunter. t In a certain day in all ling-
land you can hear the crack of the 2.10er
ian‘x gun lfi‘auwgrt-uxohunting has begun;
M to cry nun tliai . an alt-ml the time and
:im “ion and can draw a bond starts for
It" livlréx I ln ".0 'J'lh of “club: I‘ out “vials
au/I li st: will ri-«uuiid with the shock of
meal m-. and will la- trackexl of pointem and
t. ‘III‘F lax-auxv the quail will then he a lawful
pr: -- for the xguztxzxia'i. Xenupbnn git-w
rI-u «rent in regard tn the art of hunting. In
the far Fax! p ‘ullli‘. rlt-pbant mviuntcd. cliaxe
the lip-r. Tn» .-\ii~e:'icaii Indian iian a bix~
arrow at iiiu biiel‘al- nuuul the frightened licnl
tunil-la- ~-\'er III" in 12.x Europa-an iiolilex um
our!) fuutuI run In" {tlx chase and ‘I lhx‘ “It:
bunt Fran-1* I. wax valid! the lather of
hunting. Maxis docians i-f Nimrod; “He
nzix a i:i2_h'.y hunt-r l-vfuii- the Lord?“
Til-1 «It DI‘Q‘fll: a iiig-zxnf the world the imagery
of my text ~u.;lit In I»: xiiggcxtiye th-xliur it
im anx a wuli‘ alter a («y or a man after a
iicu “In :li - iimvnizi . be shall devoir the
p c)“. .‘Ill-I at man he x iall du l to the shill."
I take my to“. iii IIII' tirS‘l pi- ‘c as descrip-
ti\-~ . i" H) N' pawl-lo wliu in lb.- niurnzirg of
Hair lair gin- tlz- mxclics up to hullllllg the '
u» :id. lull nil-Tinll'il. li)‘ Ill» grime i-f (ii-l.
iii 1h» i-xcnauuf their lite. duide annmg
them» hm un- xiv-ilx uf i‘lirhluin \‘Ilflm"ur.
'l‘i. ru aru a;.-l l‘iu‘ixtmn men and violin-n in
l‘::x II"II~¢‘ o liq at Ila _\ gnu-iostiiiinny. “ullIII
. ii-ii )Utl tlnt m the inn-ruin): of IIlt‘ll' life tlxcv
, wen: ash-r lln- w-i id as inh nwl'y ax a bound
ail-1 a Iifllt‘. - r ax a lain-u .xwunpe iipun a .
ga‘e lc Iii \ “aiiilul tho world‘x plaudits
and lh~~ uwr d x gililli.
m u! i he! III-x u ~:-l:l they would have eu-ry
III‘II,‘ .N'oiio -f llu“ll ~lllh~l out fv-r tl‘e
pi-uxurw of the world.
that ‘ tliu man “bu laiigliel Ion-304
In; |- es! Tliry Il :txl n‘paz lee and
and l-nrlv-xquo and mad
The} lliw' "bl IIit'} “ndlil like to I»
‘l‘uin [in-ix. - r r li-s Limos. or Edgar A.
To _\ in run-i inni- and niiiaicaiidllie
~pa'13 aalar T... y \u-ru- \iurxl;i;orx' of tlm
Aiidn-w
Li‘-
Imllu-u n'nl !li-' “fix I - I.l-‘lII
;.~x «1‘
I I(£‘:‘l nut Mil-Viv uni “AVII-IHL‘II. at and
i - vyxtciui; aii-l gt “have Tliny. \vi-zc
‘ 5. full .1 g-lu- lit-y mini-I IlilrvIIVV
r- pr- xs thril‘ iiutli cv en nu .xm
*‘Illll w‘ :i 3 xix. .‘l"~l ll. ~\ (mm; iicar l-‘tz‘xl
ta; - ii! in Li in‘: ‘y won at III" l-iirml. lu-
nitri- lbw» \\ .~ - !: v'l.-ii- x «In. r~-hx iii the
tan-- -r c Lu’vuzx -~i Us.- i:ii4lwtu'.i-r.
Alt-tr anal: I- mix: l‘Zirli-‘ xii.» l. tlwiii bar l on
Il‘r In. L.
ll.- \ .- ~ It :i 3Lii.,.l. .l
l u !--r ll; -I-' in!" If ”‘x flirt" li-“lilll gaze
\\ p. . H. , :ifu iti tli~ ll~'ll~l‘ Hf
tic . x -=:l «ax i-xlnl :ll-iI.
.,:~-\ in . 2. ..:i‘ \\ ix iiw -- than a
‘ :u‘: --f Hui tin-re Howl
: var :- -~x Illv‘t lmd Il"\‘r
..;:1-1.._.. 'll:v\ :irv- i “our .xiiil'niwxx
a! il tlxr i mu: » ll.ll.!\ . an! lll‘l’» ‘ the) x27 l-c'
way at xi .ly :ai' x ..-; ' 5- 'i"x of agn :ix ap-
piw RAIL-v la]. mum can mirth :ix lb") on-r
“rt“. l 1:? the) HT" lu-nl ~ u ‘l st). 1. Hl salixhi '~
hr ii obi i; n with I 9w ”by iicu-l‘ liiililwl.
~: [herd iv. bright-T than the
‘ in >- II n: lax. lb» "L“ :i ii; than alc‘xuui‘wl the
pi. \ l: .t at I: glit i? - \ arvdw I an; llicxpoil.
Tim I .nzi- an- ~ ti: ix “ll . -l nnxl u:.i fill‘
in .n :ii ~u wx 'l law xm- l1~i\\ limb-r a
“All: x la' ix «3am I)“ l-uax d run I-‘IMI'O .uuii-
isn- tra‘ xpu-m-‘ix' The-i lid! “in! they \i-nild
lib-3. ~u-Iiuu tho nurld Ila-hut firuui the
I Wilrltv“ at a ihiu- :ln uxaud dollar-liiriiuul.
rind lb ugh! ll») ‘i'llI\l like tubaye Ibo
III‘Il‘ll ti;_x.:iil.;lil taligiwl Ill llic li aadgiai' of
a dadn-i; ‘3 an 'I‘linx wanted Ill" liri-lgrs in
n..- ; :n'o. t . l-‘x mil iiiid ~r tlv- iiilaglan of
tha u' xuell i: --!x Tum wan‘cl .1 girdol
leaf-hick. an I w- they 4.1:th - n the dullar
b m‘. They than-l it up nuc- x‘t‘w-l and
i has xl i: .g. on an llmr. Tin-y {will u d il
“la-n it l-uvrezocl in the collar. Tli ~v ir- ed
it go I’m ref “11 l\'\- r a d illnr “a.~ r!
‘g-c .; ha I.» thwc ven- 'l‘li-y cl.:ix xl it
:I r -x the .. nan The} -ll:lxi'l if n. ruxx tho
; him "I'm-x \I-‘Plh‘sl nut for the nubt.
Hvarm.‘ that dollar eu-n ill the darknwx‘
lhrd mi fl: 2:: ax a-i A-lir ii l;i~ k xpnrtxiiiaii ix
‘l'ba-i cliawxl tlrit
dixila: tr Eli» ll' mm min?! Tl c\ c9 :ixol 1! lo
the Iii-\~ l‘lllt‘t‘lll t‘r‘ixnr) 'l‘li- v Tulllt‘aI II
All l-En- li vim l-- went
out all th- ll"l.l“l‘i aiil xi-Ltvrx Tln-y
Iva Q'I :b-- !: d;~~ it-r that dvl‘aif :uil lIli‘V
cn.-l "Ila nu adnllar ally-liar ’ and
'wal at iixt sir-y came upon II_ Mid ha i a 1"-
ally captiii‘ul If. Ilh‘l.’ c-\i‘.lr‘!Iib-lif wax lile
that :- Iflfl‘i‘zlfi" who had NW“ dull.“ Hun:
hix‘ tir t hawk In the [iii-firm; of their lufc.
uh to“ they dmniiml the pan-- 1 [I it tin-ru-
came 3 Ir”?! tuna- lutlti-erxnul. Tli y li-iilid
out that ari ini'H-rtal minin- i null“! buxom
“on mulch! lu-ndx'. Tin-y look up a North
om lat ith l-wn-l and liner wax a hole in II
through whit they could lV-dv int-- the no
certainty of all earthly tmaa‘iroa Thoy x'afir
sun-- lialxton. living a! the rate of iii-1|" a
mouth. lmliln: fn-mtbc San Francixco w barf
lowauxe he could not continue to bve at the
‘Inl' [film They .xaw the warn and part
I) II" lunkemwbo bull-hanged Ih’dffl‘uI“ into
- molten gul-l. stain “I I'llh the "nuke of the
with. earthy ‘v saw some girl? souls
E by a\a:ioo tut-nu] into lanolin-uh. and they
xaid to II)‘:II§‘IV1§: “l trill seek after higher
try-aqui- " From that time they did not‘cam
whether they walked or rule if l‘hrix‘t walkcd
with tbzni. nor whether the . livvd in a man-
.xi- a or abut ii tbs-y duel! Inn 1- thcsba-low of
the Almighty ; nor whether they were mlal in
French lirimlrloth or in a hmnvomili if they
had ll.x- ndm of the Saviour} riahlo-usmw:
our W‘Ih‘t‘" they were sandalnl with ino—
n‘\"\ or cilf skin if they were thl with the
[Ilvlmlbm of the Gospel. Now you soc
‘ pra \- v-n their «ammo-inn w. Now that Illalfi
“What afoul l was to ho enchanted
3.1)\
. “nth this would‘ Why. I havo more mtiifacx
lion iii r‘iye nun-ta- iathe serviceofG dtIian
I hid mall the first years of my life while I
wugain geui . I like this evening of nu
thy-mid Wrrttuldidtho.m
iag. In the nor-ix l grorddy duo-mime
4prcv: lint-own is 6\‘Qli‘g,.‘1 lun‘lori-
nos-Iv dividing the sl'ili“ ‘
)ly frictidx‘. this world is a l'i\\l' thing to
boat. It :a healthful to go out in tin.‘ woods
and Illlllf. lt rckindks the histo- of the
eye. It strike-stile lwowa of the autumnal
leaf into the check It gives to th- rheu-
matl ‘ linilua strength to leap like the non
Christopher North‘s pct gun. the miickle—
minute! meg. guinz oil in bhasuramer in
the tomb: had its echo in in winter tyne
intheekiimtbatrmt the Lai-
\‘erdh' balls of Elinbzirgh. It is healthy In
go hunting in the fields: but I ball you tint
it is Iciittlinzand lied haunting
for a man to bout this world. The hammer
comm duwnon the guruap and the barrel
«man-puma . When you turn outta
{out the win-id. the world turns put
tohuntynuzandavmanya WNW
iaghisg'nnat a mother”: hears hasgono
downundcr thonriped clawaaowhiloyou
havolwz-iiahuttempt‘in‘todem this MSo‘t
tho-1r curing you. i
waswithhordByron. Soitwaawithm‘le’
ridge. Soitwaswith Catharine! Russia.
Kcsfl' II. went out hunti for this world
aadiklauceasmekth 7 hiaheartli‘raa-
cial.aimedat theworuhnthe ands:
wroteoathewindowofbor
" thetnpolallnym
mmhidnoilthdfl"
“III Jamil). llyifi. ‘
; It is medicine that kill: or coma.
I who
5 You hava mum: how shona time it is from
' this» Demand-that
‘sliall devour :bo prey. and at night they
. dist ribiitivo L‘hrixtian.
They felt that. if tlicy i
1 Clirxxtian
Tb"); thought ‘
Ila-i l ~‘i'rl llwri- “ax xnmcliiuig '
fut to be fifty. before My get to be forty.
D
love they got to be thirtv: and if you.'niy __._._.... .~
young brother. mflvo now that you will
mend tho morning of your days in devouring
prev. the pmlvibility is that you will
n-~vcr divide the spoil in the evening hour.
Ba who pistimnes until old age the religion'
, of Janis (‘hrisk
postpone- it forever. “’hcro
are the mun Who, thirty years ago, walked.
to become t‘hristmns in old age. putting
It of! a certain number of years!
They never got to be old. The
railroad collision or the steamboat
explosion or the slip on the ice or the falling
1&1 der or the sudden cold put an end to their
opportunities. They have never had an op-
portunity since and never will have an op-
ppflunit y again. Tllcy locked the door of
viii-en against their souls and they throw
away the keys: Ind if they could now break
‘ ii and come up shrieking t ) this audiencix
do not think they would take two minutcsto
persuade us all unrepentant». The chased tho
w. irld and they dial in tho cliaxc. c Wounded
ti;cr inmul on them. The ' faili d totake the
game that they inmmed. coated on a swift
comma-r thcy leaped the hodge.but the course!-
fcll on them and crushed them. I’m iosing m
barter their soul for the world they eat both
Iii-l gut neither.
“Willa this is aa cncoura
merit to old peo-
plc who are yet. unpard
. . it i'& no oncourx
age-uncut to thr- young Who are wilting ofl
t 1» day of grain This dot trine at theold
may be n‘pciitaut is to be taken cautiously.
‘ Th mine
medicine ivon In JIM!“ patients in one
1, “fie sax-ex- ifo and in thootbor destroy: it.
This ‘Qiilblll'y of 1'? Ian 0 at the cliee of
life may can) the oh man while it kills the
‘ young. Be cautious in taking It.
A ‘n. m aubjcctis descriptive of tboaa
%ga sudden and radical chamza
morning to night in winter—eight or ten
liuura. You know that a winter day him a
\ery liricflue The heart of the lungcx'f day
. lwata twenty-four time“ and than it is dead.
lluw quick the transition in tlic chm-a 101‘ of
“In the morning they
«livid. tho 810.1.“
that them shall be such it ~ INJS'
formation In any of our (‘lltlrfll‘fr‘l'sf
Yes, a man may b. at given o‘clock in the
shall IS It. possible
' morning an all‘devouriiig worldliug. and at
seven (“I‘lt‘x‘k at night he may be 3‘ pi av'eful
(‘oin‘cmiun is In-
st imam nus. A man paxx‘ ~x into the kingdom
of God quickertban down the .xky ruin the
tilt-um lightning. A unit may In anxious
about hie and 'or a great many )i-iim; that
lIy‘F“ not make liziii ii l‘lir..xli:in. A iiimi may
pray a izrcat wliilc; that dot-s n-vt make him a
.\ man may rcsdioon the rotor.
matioii of Ill'i chara~tcr mid Illl“~‘ tlrit re o-
lu‘iun fining no a git-it while; that d». s not
make him ii (‘hrixliaiL But the \‘ci‘y instant
when he tlingi his x‘uul on the inch-y of
Jexui l‘hrixl, that iuxlant is. Invitation.
ennui nation. rvsnrrwimn. l p in that
point hi‘ls‘ going in the wrong direction:
- after that win! he ix grim: in the rub! di»
and tli~~ '
rc'tion. -lc;1ith-itiii~iiicnt lm ix a child
.xin; afta-r that mom ~nt h.- ix fll'llllil of Bud.
llcforo that moment. ln~llniird; flflv~l‘ tliit
morn. ut. Ilo‘n\|‘llwhnl. lt-fi-cctbat innnicnt.
duvuurin; lb:- prcy; urn-r that moment. III-
\'idin_' the spud. l-‘ivv~ Illillut“ ia iix ,:-ul
a< live yeah. My linaru-r. you know \cry
well that tho boxt tliingx you have dun . you
have dum- in a dab, You iiiadc up y ‘lll‘ .
mind in nu izixtrint t i buy or to s~ll
’ or In IIIW‘xl ii.“ to .xluli I‘r [w ,‘IJI‘L
If you had Iiiixaed that one I‘Ilull 'c you
W Hill ban» llllw‘fil it furl-\i-r. Nun \lllel ax
pro'ipitnh- :iiil .piic‘. and xpuntnnnuux “:ll
- III“ i‘niixwm ul )i-ui' xuail 'l‘ixix tin-rum:
yuiitirc making a c‘llli'lllllllllfl. \‘iiti :I'i‘ ozi
llio tru 'k of .xaiiio litinii-rnl or x‘u iiil mime.
\\ .lIl your ion or p- ncil \ on are pirxuing it.
Tlixx \i-ry inui'iieii; \.-u are .lciwii1‘il‘lg lbc
prov; but in nub? yin: “ill lo lll ii dill'cri-iil
Iiio xl You tin I that all Ira-non ix‘udcrcl _\ nu.
\‘i-u nun-luv bow yum- sin gr! it for yuurxnlf
and family. You \\'--ll=lw'l‘ “lull rcx “lf'\\‘\ it
w:ll gixoyuu nuw an-l lu-n-ilti-r Yuuiin-
ilI\'l liu: imam and cnmfnit and \ftlh‘ :I lawn
and i‘lirixtmn rc“ tll'd in your .xu-ul. You un-
dividing thu- spud.
”n a Sablmlh night 3! lb ‘ disc of the son
vino. I xnid to s into pn-rxnnx- “\Vlicn di‘l y on
“N! lino no n-rii-iix about your xnul ” and
they told mo: “To nigh! " :\l|ll I end in
others; “\Vion did you gnu your licnrl to
Iii-l!" and they nan-I: “To night“ .-\ii-l I
aid to stillothm: “When ilul you nzxolve
to serve the In"! a‘l the days of your lifur“
and they said: “Tonight “ I .xaw by their
appanil that wh-~n the gm 1* of (ml x‘lrui‘k
them they wi-r- ilei’uurni; ih~ pry-y. li'il l
any aim in the flood of Juylul tcarx. an l in
the kindling raptiircs uii tli -:r lmm‘. nul in
their cyliilarniil and lamp min: iittvra'ivex‘
that thcy wi-ri- dwidin: lln- <lhill A! night
With one touch of ole ~lricity a“! (limo li :IIIi
blaze. OIL-l \\'«~i.ld to Girl that Ili ~ da‘ knc s
of your souls niiglx' be broken up. an l tli it
by one - nick. I-\-‘2‘Wht‘lllllllg, instant llll‘i'll“
flash of i liiiiiiinitwn yuii might ln- brought
inf-i the light mil the liberty of Illt‘ sum of
Gull
You one that rci:_:ioii is a different lllzll‘;
”nun who! xnmc nf you pcuplc ~iipps~d.
You tli-iiiglit it \v ix «Iv-cad n c. you thought
religion nnscnm - “tum; )Wghl it \\.‘l~
high“ ay l‘vl'ln‘l’) . that it struck oncduwu and
but him half dcad. that it [illb kwl um iliu
cyis. that it plu Led out the i.liimcs of III"
aoul: that it luv-mo the “in; rm l \‘l‘ll‘Ilvtl ibi-
bcak iix it caimn Iawin: “llll "A Mark lahuix
through the air .\.. tluit l“ not rcligi n. Who'
is Nllgldnf It ix ‘llVitIlllfi tho i: oil. It ix lll‘ii'
in: a dclens -lcxx xuiil and [an 'plvin: it I’m:-
clonal con-iiicxl. It is llll‘ lll~ll‘ll'llfli‘ll or
prin-s by llic King‘s luiiid; cyi-ry in «lal
stamped witha curnnatinn. It is tl‘l cvlii.
oration. an ll‘liitllxii‘ll. It i-z inxparu limmm.
It ix' cutlii'onenu m llcligmn Ill‘\li-‘\ :i mun
master of earth. anl divilli. and Ili‘ll. It
pom forth to midi 1' the me lalsof \‘i ‘tory
wan In' l’l‘luiv I:“.lilillnll\‘l. :ill I llii‘ iii:\ lciiis‘
of hcaicn and lb ~ gloriox‘ of rval'ux torn-x-
trial and l‘i-chtsal. and then. after
“ruin: all \vii‘d‘ for everything that ix
“widen-lent. it ill\ nice the .xpo l. “but “an
it that James Turner. tlic Liniuux‘ litul xli
EVIllm-Iiol. am doing whcu In his dying
moment he said: “i'hrixl is all? l‘hria ix
aIiI" \\‘liy. he wax cut-ring into light; he
was rounding the l‘apo of lioid ll Ipc‘. II‘
was dividing the spoil. “‘liai wax- the aged
Christian Quake-w“~ doing when at cgliiy
'eaisof ore blb‘ urine in the iiiwtiu; uuo
yanduiid: “Tut-tinn- of my ill-parrum
in mono, .\Iv g‘ravc cluilnw are falln : oil.“
She m dividing the spoil.
“She longed with wings to fly away.
. And mix with that eternal day.“
What is mined now d dug. the lion timer!
“1 Elijah. who “as drawn by th: flaming
ml and l‘aui. the rattling of whose
chat-I male kings quake! and all the “mar
vbtims of flood and tire and nook and gun!-
lofiaol Whores» thy! Dividingthe spoil.
"71¢: tbouEalmi tlinex‘ m: thousand,
r in" raimen
maxim Jun mmii‘xdna
'l‘bmng uptlio naps of light.
“ "Pk finished. all is norm,
Their light with death and sin;
Lift high your widen gala
And lot the \‘N‘m in.“ '
Oh, what a grand thing it is to be a f‘hris~
tian! We begin on earth to divide the spoil.
but the distribution will not be completed to
all eternity. Thaw is a invertrstmck soul.
there is a “simulcspoilal soul. there is a
sin—moi; ml. more is a bemavod sunl—
wby do you not mine and get. the spoils
of Christian character, the comfort. the
joy, :1; W‘ the salvation that I
all: sent to otter 3‘0“ in my Mac
tor‘a namea Mxh vour knew knock
together in W though your hand
trrtnble in fear. imp your cyivi rain team
of uneantmlablo nit—mine and t the
apoils. Rest for all 8 Weary. Pa on for
all the guilty. Harbor for all the mic-mod.
Life for all tho dead- I verily believe that
there anon-me who hm}: coma in henoutr
caat because the world_ Ii against them, and
because they feel God I? ngnimt them, who
will go away today Influx:
“I came to Jean: M I was,
W and worn and rat
I found In Him a resting-
And He has made no "
Though you came h Children of the world.
of heaven.
An American Beauty.
Probably the most sii rbly beautiful
woman cvcr married in t is country to a
foreign diplomat was Mm. Boss. of Mis—
sisvippi. After having passcd several
\vintcrs in “'iisbington >hc innrricd tlic
(‘heviilicr Beruniti. ll man of riirc ac-
com ilishmeiitx. but in no ‘uys good
looking. ller bcaiity was so celebrated
when she was the Widow Bzix's that the
niercnicnlioii of it stifiicei to run“ to
many throughout the country the vision
of' her superb prcscncc. “A daughter of
the gods. divinely toll. and most divincly
fair. " The (‘licvalicr llcrimtti. after his
marriage. went to Turkey. where he was
tlic Ministcr of Italy for ronic years, and
the Sultan prcscntcd .‘IIIH‘. llci‘nntti with
an exquisite nciklace of pearls. He
died. and Sllt,‘ rcturncd licrc to recover
from the United ‘h‘taicv Government a
considortiblc sum of money for cotton'dcu
stroyed on her Mississippi. piaiitation.
When last in Washington slut was ac-
companied by her iliiiightcr. Mias Biss.
who has inherited her mother's fair,
sunny facc. wealth of light brown hair,
and imperial portion. ’
Diary Anderson and the Prince.
“The iirxt time I met the Prince of
“'alca" Mary Alillt‘rsuu is reported as
saying in lli- San Francisco AIM Culi-
mrni-i. “I “a: piaflng‘ ‘Iiigomar.’ lie
cimc to the theatre and rcqucsicd :in in-
tmdncliun to me. I went to the theatre
otlicc and wax f rmaliy [VTIN'IIICII to him. '
\Vitliin the next two weeks lic brought
tbc l’rinccx's to tbc tlicalrc while I was
playing: l‘aii‘inc in the ‘I.alv of I._\‘0iis‘_
Tl}? I‘l‘inccm '
and introd‘cad Ill'l‘ lo nic.
\cr_\ kindly compliincntcd Ill" and gave
me the b ili'llh‘t sltc carried in her hand
I was very much plcaxcd at this kind
tcntiun, Anothcr liiiic I had an engage
niv‘nt to lunclicun \\itli flu: l‘riiii c of
\Valcs, bul wax ”implied to lxrczik the
engagement on account of thc .xcvc'c ill~
Hess of my mother. .\'o inn-:zlimi tusnub ! stirring the air, are nude of
i llnw 11x:
“M cur thought «fund I liopc this will
.xcttlc :ill :iNx‘ip rcgnrlling it. {IS the
Prince lrt':lll‘~l inc with the grczitcxt
courtesy :m I cunxidcnition."
all on your account 5“
"'l‘litrc ix nu funiiilltion whatever to
such St‘uxclt'xs g.-xxip."
.-\ \"if‘c‘s l'rnvliicc.
.\ \yifc‘x lifc. ~:I.-\' ll writer in tlic Dc—
ll‘ull 1“». Pan;
of liltlc nirvx and little :llllli‘g_ but \\ liicli.
\ylicn :zddcd up t-igcllicr, lllilki‘ ii grand
sum total of lnunm lmp; incxx‘. Slic ix'
not r-xpci‘li'd to do any grind work; lit‘r
pmvincc lice in :i contrary dircclinii .4"
gwntlcu xx. in clic rl'ulncw‘. in cuiitciil—.
inriit. in limix'c‘xiifcry. in Can- nnd nirin»
fluillll‘lll of lur childrun, in s\vcctcnin;:
Ill’l' lnixluind'x cup of lifc. \vlicn it is. as
i! ultrn ix. :i lvitlcr unc. in :ilizii-galiun of‘
xch'wtlicxc :irc cinpliiliuil‘xy :i “Woman‘s
l‘iglile‘ lit-r Ill‘rll:l:i‘. Ili'r jc\\i‘l.x‘, which
liclp to inzikc II!‘I’ crown of glory.
“ The Il‘lVlflI round. tlio (‘Jlllllhlu task.
Would furnish on \\‘c i-ugli' I . uxk;
llmiiii to deny mum-lynx; a run!
Tn bring us daily noun-i- Hui. "
'I‘licrc is in “(‘rulvbc'x‘ I‘m-nix" a con
\‘i‘rx'uliuii supposnl to lake pliicc In I“ ccn
a husband and “dc. wliii li ix \‘cty beiii»
tifiil. It contain! iidv‘ce to Ilv‘lll of-
iricclcsx~ value. I givc an extract from
ll. The husband addrcssm‘ the wife
thus:
“ Each (in the other mu<t in all il-pond—
The kind iidvixer, the unfailing. friend.
Through the rough world we must on h
other aid. ‘
loading and ind. obeying tin-l ulwy‘d;
l-‘uvurul and favoring. wager to believe
What should be truth: uimilling t i yer-
(NYE
“'bat had offended; wisely to improve
What pleases yet. and guard returning:
l0\ 9).
flow n “'il‘c Makcx‘ Scolding Pay.
'l‘licrc is :i little family in Kenncbcc
count}. in tlic inncr circle of which a
very t‘lll’l-dh cuxtoin prcvziils, and it must
bu :idiiiiltcil that the .x'vstcm is one that ’ .
~ _ vcry cool and pleasant to wear in summer,
. and are out very cipcusivc.
might lcml to break up the peacc of n
icss libc::il Ilfllla‘t‘lluli‘l. The family con~
sisti rimply of a husband anl wifc. and ‘
they Ii\e happily enough. lIlHI there
would not be 'l cloud on thcir burl/on
but formic thing .. the husband‘s tempcr.
In moxt rcspccts he is :in exciiiilary
and lillldji‘llllglllllll. and as far as any
with the required number of buttons
and strings nicely sewed on. Tie him
in the ketttlc by a strong silk cord called
comfort. as the one called duty is apt, to
be weak. They are apt to fly out of the
kcttlc and be burned and crusty on the
edges, since. like crabs and lobsters, you
have to cook lhcm while alive. Make a
clcar. steady tire of love, ncutncss'. and
cbccdiilncss. Set him as near this as
seems to agree with him.
and lines do not be anxious; some hiis~
bands do this till they are quite done.
Add a little sugar in the form of what
confu tioncrs call kisses, but no vinegar
or pepper on any account. A little spice
improvcs them, but it must. be used
with judgment. Do not stick any sharp
instrument into him to see if he is be-
cominglender. Stir him gently: watch
the while lest he be too close and flat to
the kettle, and so become useless. You
cannot fail to know when he is done.
If thus treated you will find him very
digestible. agreeing nicely with you and
the children: and he will keep as long
as you “tint unless you become careless
and set him in no cold a place.
Fashion Notes.
Glass buttons closdy imitate carved
ones.
Pari‘ian modistes have done away with
steels in skins.
“llvuxcbnld” column, i8,
niadc upuf little pli :ixiircx‘. of liztlc tastes. .
The straw-lace bonnels- for summer
show the hair and its arrangement.
This is the fifth seas-n of jet. and yet
the novelties are appcziring every day.
(‘loakx for sun” girix‘ are half-fitting
and extend tn the Union] of the dress
skirt.
l’nrasols are in infinite variety. the jet
:icc covers being the most elegant and
Costly.
Elegant short visites of black or colored
lvclvct or beaded fabrics are worn for
calling.
Yum fur or:‘a-n--nt. but incapable of
natural
l'carl ball buttons are u< -d f« r thin
sumuiv-r drcsses to the exclufiun of n1 aily
' all 01h: rs.
“'l‘lii-ri- \n-rc iiiniwrx that Lord (‘liicf« ;
.lusticv- t'ulcridui and the Ibikv of Port .’
laud \vcrc livl-l cziplivc in (‘upid'x‘ inex'lics '
Lougroaix‘lcl drc‘xics seem incrcas'ng
in favor. the bext l’ziris models being in
this style.
t‘apcx' of lace. jet or pcirl bea l: are
“‘ul‘ll with loo-nckcd bodiccs. making
than 1.2211. ‘
A four lcavcd shamrock in a tiny crys-
tal iin-dulliun is the last ornament worn
on bangics.
A ncu material of the p mace varicty
is (‘.lll\‘d .xilk lung cloth. and is wider
than pongvc.
Lurgc or small. lazy; or short. whal—
eti-r 5'} le you dccE-lc upon for a wrap. it
IIIllbI l c clnxe fitting.
An cmpiix‘ite tczi gown is of change-
able pcacock b‘liic plush over a silk skirt
of rcddixli tan color. .x
Frcncli iiiudiS‘ cs .ire rcvcrxicg the order
of things and are lll‘lklllg dark over-
drcsscx with light skirts.
l‘ockc! lundkcrcliiefs arc now made
Ewitli very narrow licmx. cdgci with a
" Iiiirllt‘l‘ ill Vult'ncii‘nni‘s liiCL‘.
Norfo‘k jzickcte of Jervey cloth in blue.
scurlct. blank. ccru, tan and whit: are
worn with skirts of all Culors.
(‘mvslipi and buttcrcups an! to the
front in gzcncral favor. and with the in
- cliimtion to black will prove an cfl‘ective
:lilllll lull.
Very small rosary bcad buttons‘arc
used to trim and cdgcjzickcts that are
fnxtcicd with big fht or [helium-riled
ball bultnnx‘.
incc 7cphyrs have plush stripcs in
,gronp: of three. and are made up Over
self vol-rs corresponding to the ground
\"lial might offend; dctonninol to rcnioxo ”f “w :II‘IIICS.
Grenadines and ctamincs are combined
with plain silks. and velvcts, ottoman:
gnnd brocadvs are used in conjunction
‘with lace: of all kinds in creating the
new opera wraps.
llclioir pc- is a favotite color or shade
_. in silk fabrics. however. for in woollen
it looks dull and faded. Indian silks are
The newest English jackets for young
girlx arc of ctrdcd. brocadcd or elastic
cord. They are closely tilting at tlic
back. with lomc fronta sometimes fas-
ftrncd diagonally. Tory have numbers
of pockets and have large wooden but-
cnc can see lic is very fond of his “ife‘ 3 tons.
but when things go wrong during; llioi
day or “hi-ii lie is nvt fccling \chI. it
takes but lilllc to nmkc liiin cvircincly
irrilzililc. (In such occasions In: is wont
to indulge in many cypletivi-x not found
in the dictionary, and Inn been known
to call his wife almost cviwi'tliing; but an
angcl. Finally his wife b- canic tir: d of
this sort of thing. and rvcn the extreme
pcn‘tlcncc of hcr husband when his irri‘
union was over failed to suffice. 'l‘hcrc~
fon‘. hiking him in one of his pcnitcnt
mo als she made him agrcc to the follow~ '
ing price lifit of epithets:
Lazy old thing. price.................... 5c.
Shiitlcxaliuxay.priie....................l0c.
Uld fool. price ....... ......... ..... “H.950.
Chm tcb.print......................llk‘.
Ik-ivcling idiot. price........ ..... .......l-'ic.
Old Vi ‘
'gle tuiiguc.iii:ico........ .....‘0c.
l‘gly o homprico......................!Iflc.
Miaollanaous...........................i(h‘.
Having once gotten him to agree to
those teimx she procuivd a
cut a slit in tlic lop huge enough to
admit of the passage of all coins and then
waited. It was not long before some-
thing went wrong. and av usual the bus-
band launched out at lhc poor wife. llut
papcr and pencil in hand. she jolted
down the epithets. and made :35 that
attack. “'heii calmed down he cheer-
fuily paid the bill, and the wife thinks
she will have at Icist $100 saved up at
the cad cf the year. unless he getxi to
laughing at seeing: her make the pencil
Ily and forgets to be mad altogether.—
Leicislon (.lle.) Journal.
How to Cook Husbands.
Miss Cur-son said in the Baltimore
cooking~school that a Baltimore lady
had written a recipe for “cooking bus-
bandsao as to make them tender and
3:001.“ It is as follows: A good many
husbands are utterly spoiled b mia~
management. Some women go is out it
as if their husbands were bladdcrs, and
blow them up. Others kcep.thezn con-
slantly in hot Wan-r; others l;t them
free.e by their carelessness and indiffer-
Soine keep them in a new by
. young kiltcn‘s.
Ladies who have la.‘e points or shawls
cm now utilize them without cutting.
'l‘lic foundation t i a jacket or mantel is
formed of block. cream or colored aumh,
and ovcr .tliis the garmcnt is shaped by
lllan‘Slllg the lace and allowing it to be
spread as necessary. These wraps are
trimmed with lace, loops of riban and
jet ornamcnts. ,
Baby Tlnm .
In Forepziugli‘s menagcrie there are
six in lithe and brightly marked tigers
as anybody ever saw. One morning. at
daylight. the keepers were sur rised by
an unusual commotion among.r t c cat an-
imals. The men got out strong ropes,
lassocs, and nets. believing that some of
‘the more formidable of the wild beasts
were out of their dens.
They approached the wide stairs with
caution and entered the room. 'I'botigcr
, den was the scene of a fierce confusion
box, and having glued the cover on. she ! ’
and the other animals shared the excilo~
mcnt. The men (advanced to the front
of the den. and were met with demon-
strations of aiigvr. Lying clo>e to the
wall in one corner wan the huge Bengal
tiger. and at licr side a pair of beautifully
marked culla. with eyes closed like a
With cries of wonder
the men gazed at the treasure. which
had becn born during the night. Still
they-could not understand w y all the
wild beasts should seem so restless. One
of the keepers, following the eye of a
huge panther, shouted:
“Boys, look! One has gotont and is on
the door!” One cub had c through
tho.- biiia of the cage and tumb ed out and
wandered around until it bad tired out
and gone to sleep. When one of the men
carefully picked it up it uttered feeble
cry. The aeeno that follow made
thosoinen, used to danger as theyate,
white with fear. Thetigera beat the
ban of their eaget, and the lions roared
in unison with the ahrieka of the other
animals. It waa little ndomoninin.
To attemlpt input the en the
bar: into “a cage from which it bad
If he sputter: .
E"?! Joint. Fast Bound “d In
Body and Limb. Wasted to
the Bone—Unable to
More or See;
On a pillow in a little back parlor of
a house on Lafayi tte avenue, Brooklp,
rests the intellectual head of Dr. Charla
F. Reed. fifty-six years old, who hasnoi
been able to move hand or foot or turn
in his bed since he was thirty-four. H.
lives only in his head. hr every joint 1!
fast bound and 11's body and limbs are
wasted to the bone.
"is cycs are sightless, his neck :61.
his jaws sct so close as to prevail. hit.
from taking any food unless it be in very
soft or liquid form. and shouldcrjoiata,
elbows. wrists. finger joints. hips. knees
and toes are immovable. The knees an
drawn up, the left knee joint is abnoat
thrown from its socket. tlk right foot is
turned so far outward ax‘ almost to turn
backward. A “'hitc mustache and heard
that Rip Van “'inklc would have envied
covered the lower part of a face 3:225
in outline and full of character. At
this squcrcr's bcd. where so heavyacro.
has been laid, gather almost daily people
who come to get consolation in trouble.
Dr. Reed is a leIIDSuleel’. and his cheet-
fiil disposition in spite of the extra“
hardness of bix lot has made him tho
wonder of everybody who knowl'hill.
Those who have lost friends call there to
learn: lesson in fortitude. and all who
rues! the doctor say they go away with
new item omife and its purposes. H0
is wcllvrcad in every branchof litera:
turc.
Dr. Rccd was born in Woburn, m,
and worked on a farm unlil'he was of
age, when he bcgan the SH dy of medi-
cine. which he continued in New York
an i (‘lcvclamL In 1864 he was in charge
of a sanitariuin at Kcnoeha, “33., allde
ail-knew. ‘“'III(‘I1 has led him a life in the
midst of death. first came upon him at
Kcnosha. He had inherited rheumatism,
and contracted malaria in the Wat.
These diseases seized him about nine
o‘clock at night on September 6, 1864,
and be h is not moved since. “'l on the
burning: fevrr he suffered to
away and the sensitivencso of the joint!
grew gradually less. he felt tbs~ joinb
stiffening. and in the fingers and tons
now IIIL“ complete ancliylosis. In othu
Words, the joints havc grown into solid
bonc. llc we-igLed 200 pounds and was
tall and vigorous when he was taken
.xick. In a fcw years he was reduced to
a :kclcton.
llr. llecd now suffers from toothache,
and nothing can be done for him becans
liix‘ jaws on: Sci and thc tcclli cannot be
pulled. and even the relief of toothache
drops is dcmcd him. When his sight left
him. tliirt-cn yezirx‘ 11g -. a senration
always lit-king :it thc full blaze of tho
noondziy xuzi to ‘k pusxt‘Sxion of the left
eye. and the doctor suffers the most in.
tune pain.
Dr. llccd mu married in 1858, and
during all his suffering his wife has re-
muinml faithfully day and night at her
lic'plcxs husband‘s bedside. At first two
men were rcquircd to lift him. Tb
niuncy .xavcd from a lucrative practice
dwindled. and with exigencies of the
can: the doctor inn-med a kind of der-
rick. wiib twu cum and hoisting crankl,
by means of which his :wife cm «oil,
move him from the bed while it is '
made. Bands and straps are
under him, and be is raised above the '
bcd. lie was brought to New York by
hie wife in 151‘s. Before the hon“
solidified his spine was aficctcd. and al
the trouble slowly workul u ward th
niusclci of the body contract and con.
pressed h‘s ribs so that at one till” Ill
nearly died by having the breath
sipicczui out of him. He was "wa
with nervousness. and when he w‘al
asleep his jaw would suddenly
open and close again so quickly ’23
violently that be several time: bit
through his tongue. If any one crossed
the floor the jarring undo him wild
with pain through his spine. Th
feather _bcd had to be made up with a
hollow center. that his spine might nol
touch anything. It required four men
to hold him that he might go to
as the twitching of his limbs was beyond
his own control.
The doctor has never suffered from
headache. A curious phase of the dia-
easc is that he lid awake from about
ll o'clock at night until ‘3 in the morn-
ing. and on the following day succumb-
to irresistible sleepiness, at precisely the
corresponding hours —ll A. ii. till 3 P. It.
Eycn if he goes to sleep early in the
evening he wakes about 11 at night, and
the curious slccp follows next day at
11 .t. ii.
“I attribute my disease to an an acci«
dcntal prick from a surgical instrument
while I was diacccting in Cleveland."
said the doctor yesterday. “llaluia
and rheumatism combined to thoroughly
poison my systcni and bring me to thi-
stiitc. 1 had a very offensiie post—mom
abo it the same time and breathed so
much foul air that I was sick for two
weeks. I contracted malaria while in
Illinois. I read a great deal when.“
stricken down. and when I lost my sight
my wife took this new burden upon her.
In 1876 I had nervous prostration. I In"
been looking for death these manvyeall.
but when one wants him to come it I
very'alow coach.“ “‘ ‘ ‘
“For seven years," said In. Reed, “In
laid here without even knowing how tho .
street in front of the house looked. Bo
used to say that the misery been!“
gathered in the very walls and “a to.
llected back upon him. Then a corn-
mittee of ladie- made it posiblo for no
to take him into Vermont. and he at all
day in the sunshine. and oh. it did hi.
so much He came back in loll-eh
better health. but the long winter indoor.
wears him out.”
Dr. Reed was educated at the
of Phyaicians and New .Y
He.is of New England stock. and &
grandfathers on thepatcrnal andinatuaal »
sidef ht at Lexington and Bank
Hill. o‘I-Ie has a brother who is a far-u
in Iowa, and who aids him to the at“
of his small manna—Nair York Wald.
m
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Dukede “gut: uh.-
bandof the Pnn' eels Amelia, of (My
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the we‘ll. two row: a: a:.e,thuphat— m: g m““"’ “rosewood.“ “n... “1;!“ look leciing your husband you should not ’
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