nonhuman" -
m 503'“. IA" is.
”‘rerrua sum:
‘ - .
Tar yoga; a! the condos, at theirhmne
‘n the lac-i“ of the And“. main in
throat forayntzbcing fcdbythcpa-i
Icing-until they anablrtedy,
A :"gantic a wood. can" fix 3 L300
'11-! iozag ho been fungal near law ciuar
to: by the ship “Plant“ t‘apaain John
float. portion~ bring at 'n to .‘lvnlefi-
. ‘m
A (ahshtéon mail.- of the figure; rf a
I lc-lnaz railroad train drann by ‘. >11
[at 30 (ranting. rsLaNh‘btx‘ that
In»- 3.23: t as weight _
33.3 b wa- than" by ; sing‘c {Elfrfih‘
tn‘rvginc
I :e ncght of nanny steamship. nith
flack rang.“
It '21.: born found by Dr Taft that the
O.- in ‘1“ can prm-isr hifiha»: non-g
flu: ix. sous ls w.th a great r numb-r o!
“Italian: in“! «Nun-ilk“: thi- car in
Ic‘r‘ 11! ' hi:£2«\! Imiit or human lav-3r
in; i
«I av" \ib até-nm pct un- cad. l‘rw prrv
no» haic (out mildlity to acute
wax. i‘ in l-o'h vars tho risht car usually
h-‘a: n: a h :hcr out than the 2c?! To.»
! 1-.- t cozazn‘rvh uri'd- haical-out ~ix~
t xi r b dung {it} orxmL '
.\ new I’ve .ch cin-‘h contain" a novel
applicant: of the magnet. the clock
. a li.‘~1‘ilt with a circle of
ARV“ th- :in‘b- crawl too Irv-t the
hr: tmltlk}; !‘-'§\rhA-uf*!-I‘ru¥nr ctr
to drum. while thewsgu‘ilv msh-r~ it
r “j. lama Th!- 3!«OIIT.\ h“ r ~11! fa!"
‘3 \ Ci'ifi. and “iv luv-o. obi h an- of
u":- an- “‘"dib’ [to mmfi~ rant-11.
inlet the mantra-q: by the « Zach-
; insid— th innit-zine. ‘
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u.
\ «r-iirgt 'vtw r1" 1.233.: on ins-Iv- by
a ~ 12:11.; Inn-r and}. at “-33!“ a
3,: . -i-uh 3399:! ~: “—25 ’ai-iv n14 i
h r ;i a fin-r" {W‘s . the r-Siluntr Irv-m:
2 .1: -? :0 .d r. all} takr a nil ion )‘t‘:¥~
ti- . m’a on bad it“ ir‘; thick, Tm-
4..
’i I and filth-M span. mi?“ a! . “‘1
. ..~ Iii-Jo m_ 0-» hr}. nf nun; i-‘é‘p:
p um i totinc , if or "til fight."6ai‘l_1.-
II» on rt~ fir-i 'iir- Mann‘s nan: aginl
why he Ila: o lo I' :14 the Jew The
l 42‘? .m. far i..-'- at tan-w: interrupt-d, i
m. u‘ -; 1‘ _- tan a taac the J. n
l!.m_ ism"
in; u t..t;lc in 431-2. than,
It”: qua-3r ti; V c pr ~4'irr. hr ‘3'? ‘1 :ii'
:02 :21! am: tazd "Br: 1 I; the J n
“Tm J-a‘ ~nii tlp man u i .: ‘
"tor I hazard hm. y- }..u ur—drf..i
“\Ioit' ‘ «Al-i th- tfsita ‘. “you 2....
com .iiztud m‘wdcr'" lle arrrstmi ham.
:3. 3 tb- ‘iwlgnrn; drab air-n! 1-. flat
N.
La.» :or, lfl-gidnfig. info": drum;- o
,. é».- ,, «uncut. and learning to:
inn", 3‘ co ti. the lmgmwdn‘ialr-i tho!
tin ~ on”. nirfnnE-saa: hfi-a:n:_ luv-i
ixa .i any «larycl -o 1‘ manhunt at:
(Ar-l“. of L.i~ wan—flat. nas’ to h? 1.41.: ,»
not. mi. I a: 3.5-: u 5;“ r. :33». nlzi‘r or
dot-x i--' t er “hr of gambling ha i :itr‘
tl:«.is»:ird4=‘ousaanli~r. wa~ to b- wnt L
.1sz that hid pa; wa~ h
[h ”1113.) if t t punt Jun ‘h.’ {:33 \-
ltiiqufvuslf b (I, turd-310d — _\. 3 lat;
>ilrr;a.
-_-.r
. Sew \orl's’ hkarr (la-A. '
London. up; 2 xi: Y-ek 3.4-»! 'afha
{in Fruciwyu .Irya-znn'. lan- mani innit:
in; rat; cfi- Salt-run «mom. ;_ :a-r‘u
c 4221's; . slob.“ a». l—rnatr u- :3:-
hcfiiitinx-Lm, and .913 cat-lira 30m} .4
Miami-of a mild-and riskier: ciara-
m. t’Jh‘ule In aalsf liar lei‘a‘tr . lav
of thc— Engliéi Mn-gn-li- in hunt: 2.23.-
Xn‘ torn. which up“ I- end-an ir- it
also» urn” i. ii 4»:- inga tar-dale! in “If
an. :.r chair “‘0' mano— forming .
lviril:r (1..» how. It urn-n ~LJI. bit it
gr 1“ JN‘M it "was largrlg o!
gamuioh, with a spring“ ng of night
«23" n- younge- ~<-n~. mien-d 522w} to.
‘1‘
rial. m} tin can not afoul tn pla}
W. - 41m. art-«K. "HE-e310!“ h‘.'.‘ f at
\ar.»i.'i~n g denim!“ (unfit-fog ta]
“.1. - 2. r~_ ihc }‘ may? «one :orm a gic
221:“ (‘3' fil’iflf“! TM" m In .1» “or.
to: i - tiar- laiie~ and Ibryv‘nrar r15 2...]
we. a. $1 the pol-la: and M-
- do not 11%ch to th- particularly.
12.3! tois. ‘gciqr Class will in i
It? 11‘ \(l.
the-ark“ m
fnzj .51}- T [clan-ow It") «would
rrfibl- numb? of than who halo or more
‘_'dn“n‘ an an iifr than tln‘ a! killing ’
tine Thr' I m who luw lt'ltl-V‘ an.
of c urvc. moan 3‘ a~ :.. nix-Inch. Thry
arc the an: :g-ot Ia-t in: in promoting
new in; m‘Mra‘t The New.
ending and con-r11- given in the mid-
“ ut rh - day an- Inn par tut. grain
that: site 3m- ago.
the (ht-yin; M at I‘er.
1‘3 wing saith-doting pone of
“I“! “1'“ as the infirm of the
"Erie’s—3 - l
- :aav b
u a, fit :- havin: a velocity nix
hr agent as ”other whit-tablets
mom “Jr-h] fight-g {tummy-a
. “‘7‘ at that coniwd by the 49m
'l'hc data Ito- which “31mg"
”Vin-lg (‘llt‘tllflclh «be! of a m
‘ a river butto- attain-tn; follows;
‘1 saxo- Inf-g fined-city! time
of
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This not: (1 bcnmn- than ‘
~ awn-her. draw-o. “gnu a ad 1
si~tx1wl baé r: sea of lanai: . i1.
‘- . . ' hn-az-l hr 2
Tbv I aptam I012! on r it 1
mod my ‘
hive .mdhia: V ’
.3” . —
huncrsfitnleweavhanr goal:
at first hc had merely seen that a human
rt‘icr clerks. He had often stopped at
"T sane-pa
.7 M. “V ‘,
, ' ‘ . - - . . fun NAKED TRUTII.
cosmonaut-so {rightond pad absorbed. top-v ranch W the amulet recited the l w OMAL ts WURLD - :gmldatutnfltng sum by the alumna; __
his-“ whica hitch nu- niuch attentiontoour young friend. He factg al y known tothe render. : , , - oung ladies, with no knowledge of t . m ”on. II n
fisher-rm bat-unmask. lingered a wood, the: bowed. and went. Ind the (Inn know anything about ; in§nuiacture of artificial flowers, it is In July. up. or“ J“...
There‘s-o“ “all: the “churn-lb He had done his duty. but it was his this maul He never hard his name. ; PLEASANT LITERATURE F03 “id. can. with the contcntil of one of A "A! P001 .
I “has: 3....“ '3." n pk. ”nature also. He did not know whom "E thought he was employed in the f FEMININE READERS. “#3.“ boxes. “d b, the ”d of the bog: And tnthnrlehadien old-y
; lurtn- vague am that an at. and he had wanted. He noticed. indccd. the Tye-inf!» Couldn‘t say why bettiought 5 _,._,‘ 0 lnstmcaions, produce the most n_a Ii a. put u. y m“ away
house was tim- and richly furnished. but so. He had e'imetiinee seen him with ; no" on. Diet dommuc 0'3: mhi‘kalli: permit-01d, SM ”mu“ .
l v i es v A“ “w m
! buntfmcachdherlutfiepolen
: 0t “Esau-sphere. who-e warn confine
K The gnaw-so. m:- we most tread alone
3 Tara-w gall-1.0! l‘e-a mm
>Bnn-wenluste'nlnthesu u-flwnnhnowu.
“so! nasty * and sf t r mir- dist!“
‘fla- sat ha lo: dovun no: in has on
m to: the lama of h-lp and hag-pines.
—ani:a’on E. Dent-in in the l'arnnu.
—-—-——-—’-—
nurrti: 1.
Oliver “an-on was walking down f‘on»
necucnt avcnuc our no rain: rarly in
f June. 111cm had brcii min during the
5 night. and natu- in plane atiH flowed
E: alunly through tlr- gut-Ts. Nature was
,' aim-oi at her but. Toe grass in the
yards and little parks na~ on - aolid
‘ not yrt l‘rownul or shrill-chat
by thc- increasing lr-at. llowi «Tm-d in
l symunotm~ growth. and cvcrwhcrc gave
i cm and ll‘flumt‘. t h ldn-u were play
in; on the “alts, and now lollie: on
’ thv hair-lick uf m itic ( irclc. as it wm‘
then (”ail-deth ihc lhipont statiic now
i stand; ln spin- of thc :M'nnt‘x‘ of the
' grace and the ftfilln~\~ nl ihc- flowers. it
i in~ rx- win-Iv ho; llir winiln- surfaci-
of the gnu-nod «new the ow i: where
I the asphaltuin had 'flri ~ i u‘ w droning.
: The- hrat “1‘ of t' .11 m . ~uflocatin:
kind that timh1~ u~ a» : i~ going to min
a; in .
i dwwrnaikwl on l :ba 3. for he had I t
I» at tlaa- Tr as :rv oil ling: at ninc
«(cl-1k and d :l LL 2' :dd} face as wcll
"a1 be “rid. {to :. thin to tun .‘ nith his
handhttdiirf. .\~ lit‘ Ital-lied I‘ll? N
an. t c unit: lv- i hit Itml I‘l’l loukcd Al
hie nah h l: lud “kiln-ill; u.r'3lfh'd to
bin: that l-v‘ “nod :lv 1 1a“ of :zllllt‘illl
ua’wr \\ 52!; the-7 thin ,‘li! 1‘."th the l on
T311 ~02! Ilia: Ilii~ In .3d no! uniy l-c nk
f vfilflfl: but high.3‘ IllidA‘lnll. and that
Iai~ ‘.‘ item stand in max Ill‘f‘ll of
Iii-n- wa. a piau- on Hosanna:
$17!: I I‘ll: 0- he ' lshcd In act if
’lhh wa« not nmfidernldv out n! lii~
‘7.
gilt know hint h} tub? Tuill lgn‘srrlm'c
Ia. ml}; {-1 épr-uat -l by “in Ami-Inn.
. vb.- zaat o :3; did not know Hlixvr llnr»
l.
.a
At. but id ucvcr s . uau- ll 3‘
TE?
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[Jr-f. in} pi;
rinan ~';‘_ I:"-l “I r tr. 'c d
u h'”!
in Jan l-I
-. trata- in.
.3 v .-
..- -.r..__
3 1.“.
3... lb 2;?“ ~i:::~:.; m
I'll-- -aI wan r-d
gran d’tu
(to. “z“! l-gv' ‘~ My up an: d «we I i'i
ll}! 1 .' "r lh-nuzlil 2f hc t ’Alt‘ f-‘Jlt‘ll
1 _.- n at uni s". «lune. L. ‘ 'Iuill-l fr
4‘ are: it; a m ‘32: n: Irma henna!) on
I. ~ rim . ll" ==~~~h a «or u: too {orator-l.
gr-piu: ‘Jh lax: fret I 2; mini} hi~
It) ll Mitt; soon-thin: Ills: s 'i'lt'tl u?
full d 1: iv and Illl~:‘.:l: up ‘ is ltztlri‘l.
L. g. :2 law hoard, At] 3 lla‘ (‘fl'hlll‘~s
(loud urcr lnm It would hav« 3 mr
had with \Ir .\m;»iun _.-t zhw inst i:.i if
some «‘1’ lni nu? cal-:ncd :lil‘ Iii-fir
mun-ma m- and daflwi £er ltd in tlic
nicn of time .\ u‘a'ruy‘ ha~ ulnarl‘u:
alt-u! [hr ‘ itn’ic ll 3‘1“ n lliv [2113 and
til? ~iaicaalh. tl c qr- of the * (1!”
; driic- [wit-2 on rvcrgtluz: ran-u his
first“ and :bv road A «wit h a: llin-Er
. ‘17". - hr u:lil Ill“ hu‘w n ”An «lei-"Ax
g that "h d i." hal ncarij' z-izn luv-l banid'
inn: fr an l.i~ eat. “‘1': wi.3:c ~ xcs' md
Hank oL-ani-nrnt h-r iookcd d «an to
pr a m :3 amud uzz-lcr hl" ln-N~‘-z Sui-L
Whv-za lllc’ light l- gm tr: (‘tllllO‘ 323:2}
hr‘r. 1m; inn. l2» im-hml up to vv‘ a
3mm; nun fanning him. and x“ in :.
damful . 7 ‘1 .
E “For! : g N ttA-z. arcnt you? Y
- a i right in a manic. lib till "
TLc o’d L’ nth-mail had Ht rt-iiizrl
that an thin;- much Ins, nrung. I: n u
. only a diglr are. k of \crtigu not at all
, upmmou. "c w ”lid ‘9‘! into tllc « at.
which tad 0! auntie. wa‘ln: for llllll.
i but hr was :- littlesiirpriwd that it bad
morn] away In fan I. t'ao or throw bad
x ‘l the draw point ~mc- hr fi-lI‘ J
Hr infikvd around to s-V‘ quitr a little
{fl ii i‘oliacianl almiit b in II» t n
i lying in thc dudr of a inc at llr- c lgc
9 of th" sidewalk. Illi~ head. whiz It had
”Whitn- it. moo-end witha
Id hiker-hint. mi miller was un-
manned and limo. and II": shirt-front
marl- dcnoraliud “Dir pang-1t smell
Q annual: I'ait in the air and in his:
1 nmfils. Thrn ll" h gun to miize that
5 whiz: had In appm-n:- l. but he ”could
i .0! granular what. ‘
7 “hm .". Amid .n viz-«mid psi-try wcll
~ mvr-r d. the young mziu said: "Shall
; I vs}; a cab for you nun :"
' “Than?- you. I liv=- very near her»,
:and if you nil: incl}: not» my {act lthink
i I can gt t Ina-c."
Ilr 20‘ up. but «out! mundeadil‘v on
his Sega that {in . Vtfllflg man could not
think oflct i‘ig hi- go aluLc. and «o the
i
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p...” . w
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3 tea mint": helm. lle sat-lowa wearily
. g ml the l- we: stop while hit companion
. in. up to ring.
': Ike- Sc‘lir. sltting nt th - nindow. at
I this in~.an: ‘oolird out
2 {will} .minlul and gran-rally dim-
: wt, apply-nu c. Full of a at
. fright. 9hr mohei out and “with;
{Wipe-ulna; theyoung mantra-r
a” .
‘ vonpoordcarpapmwlntisthe
”PM dc,“ fie reachedhia
“Nothing mneh.
bring was in danger. He would have
do‘lt‘ as much for a hodcarrier.
He was Sufi: d and heated when he
2. t back to the drug store. but he did
not stop, It had just occurred to him
that he m‘ght bc late. and he pulled out
his watch to find it waa ninc o‘clock.
Ilcrc \vu another entirely unexpectcd
conm‘qucnt‘e. The work. of a clerk in
thc Trca~urv but)! so exacting. and a
good dcal of timc may be whilcd away
‘- 3thout visible- result during office hours.
b :t tardincxc is one of the unpardonab‘e
aim. wak- before within two or three
works. for no very good “11.911. be bid
be». a few niuntcs latc. He walked
rapidly but an! n-nfidentlv. He could
warn-Iv expect this tour to marrow il
, rcpriniand. but hr had no reason to think
, that all cxplanation of tlic circumstanccs
would not ~ct cvc ytling right. llc
on“ not lit-"p thinking as hc \valkv'd
phat an iincnmnmii‘v prctty daughter
thc old :cntlcrn-m had. In 131:
«cps. licr am. all un~on~cio sly.
p‘esvcd 15in“ his.
1 “’3" tint opcncd.
in: up the l :lpln-iritnirnt.
ll: l ;
llc did not nit-am to 3 any dealing with thc‘ ‘
the store. but he hadn‘t seen him since
the acc'dcnt.
Later in the day Mr. Amidon callel at
the Department, but did not find the
young man. He looked over the list of
Him» who were for any cause absent.
Finally. by accident. he lcained that one
hml bcen disu‘hargcd on the very day the
old gentleman fell on the street. Inquiry
showed that this was the person he
a night. Mr. Amidon hasten to verify
the statcmcnts in the application for re.
apliointmcnl. lIe lcarnod further that
the young man was of improacliable
charach-r, and. cxccpt for the instances
of tardincss noted against! him. had bccn
a faithful and intelligcnt clcrk.
' So it happened, a day or two latcr. that
our \voung friend. who was growing
quitc anxious. mmivcd. onc mowing.
two communicatiom. Thc onc borc tbc
stampof the Treasury llcpartmcnt. and
llc lookcd curiouvlv alt
He didn‘t know that ho bad
“link. "I‘
thc othcr.
bc ~illv. but it had ecu! an electric thrill l WM morc than astonishcd at lliccuntcnts.
through him which "product-ll iteclf :H >
To a vcr_v [will lclv-r "thanks from .‘lr. E
the thought rvrl‘ and anon rccurrcd to - Amidon‘wm pln‘uelcil an otl'cr of u sllll‘
bin. and tiun he reached his desk to find ;
a uotc ly'n: on it informing him t'iat his;
nrrvices would no longerbe requiwd.
A (‘Hll'TE'Il IL
"Xi-llic Ami-bin liccnmc aware at la<t
thantbc you“: man had gout. and that
xbc had fllfldt‘llo acknow‘cxlgcment of
hi~ o-rviaw. Shc did not rcgnrd him as
:i ll'f'l .1! all. Slic did not. of course.
kit-w nhit hc bad donc. She had in
truth warn-l)- notice] him. Still she
t‘t-Il d not In,- a woman witnout taking
no‘c. b} sonic ln~lanfanc0u§ ‘Ihl‘f\\‘. of
the dcladls of his drcS‘i and g'ncrsl ap—
p-‘zirancc. Tb» photograph was not un- .
pI-adug. A young man of two ul’ three
and roomy. fazrly goodJooking and
furl): div-«std
\“hcu \lii- found he woe 2on9. hcr im-
pu u- was to run to tlu» vi iii-low arul‘vp-uk
- ‘ . . I“ .
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"",l".‘"‘1 a u-«rl u: re» ognirrn from Mich
a tor-y pn-nv girl. It uoul-l lulu- liccn
a . rcat pfczhurc '0 tr il licrtbnt it Wru a
\‘all‘fll'llufl In hr of any ~t‘.'\u‘€' Bill
h «l ~lin- not run against him on tbc itcp’
ll ul brr mu out rmtcd for
«n u! -l~ :l1'rlin~r his Ah .vci-lcr. lic “IN
.‘ .\1 mi tlut “Pl :rm-ut :iluaiu lu-
- gin-nu -u.-l 'lvvrm} llum- tlut it (“an
.Ew r ~ in .lum- and that lliv-n- i~‘
nth-r “-H’h fnfi tuning mw. n-isl moi lcn~
la ~ -I- ixriping cl-icrl) :c X! c :xcn up tlic
\‘. p.
run"
l“ 1b" iivchu-r'cal li-Eoirv tlnt fol»
lic li ul li‘l;:l=i\“~ to L: . cucr tlic
inta‘tn.’ :;‘ii'l and "gun ~ 'l‘lic dnu'flcp
:u \I'lil~ li lu~ \zl- cc Alul in adding
nun} romantic lill§r chnlx occupicd
ii-arii {lac \Ilt do fer“ uf titlun. 5:331.
lu‘ mm a u-nwbic fol-m on the vi‘liu‘c
llr it".- to flu! nu significrm‘ t' “as In lw
xi‘ar‘1wl 9-! tlzc §:lllc cplvnlt‘. llt' dbl
or \ i min-h 3.1 mm: by thc hnusc- in tbc
tiaxtlitir "r Q"'M‘I1l'|| n0 fi‘ vaulting}
L-aol
tc-p
l’ “'0 :io' 'crrtun lbn! llt‘ wix‘h-‘d for :in
ac "‘a;li'..llli'~" I'll! lll!‘ aill‘ll‘i’l 0f llla
l
. A"i‘ ' ~
ltu‘tz-‘rl by lii~ \‘l\lt|ll‘". llr‘ knco lli it
t!.-- d u b! r~ ol w al'hy m ‘n in \\'a~b~
Erflx-n zli-l n it. a< a tub. marry Ttl':l\'lll'_\'
1 ..-rk~ ~l‘isrlia'gml clcrks at tlut It \\2‘\
lnn-rrEl-lv lllllll‘l. be thought. tligit llt‘
ab ~u‘:d have It“! his place through an act
of burn nut} .
o . ld do d‘iflcrcntly if ilaccd again in
lihc cirrnlllsfanm. "t' l‘l‘h“ In nlflkt‘
a In?! dale-cut. in nriling. of llic raw,
and ad. to lc reinstatnl. This lic did,
and submitted to thc alt-W gii-‘t of the
go ls.
While he waitcd. his h. alth dcmsndcd
a good dral of c\crrisc. llc found pour
‘so lit-althful as walking. and no strect so
whole-«lute an that on labia-h Nellic livcd.
It “at old} in tin-ruining that be walkcd
thr-rr. llc a’viays fclt l is pul~e< quickcn
an hr l mkrd up at tlic window.‘ but be
ncvcr \au‘ licr. “'hzit itlcrcm-c docs it
makc. he thought. \ll: - nothing could
-m of it" He had not so much as
thought in: nirin r w
. l h
Mr. Amidon was not dangerously iil. ‘
But for that unlucky (all. the attack;
He ‘
had been considerably shaken. and what :
with the but and Nellic'a fcnl's. stayed at 2
Lotue for n-vcrai davv‘ thcn fcclins. « - ‘
. ~ ‘ ‘ . ; - t e o i. s f
qum- minted, hn- startcd duwu town unt‘ 3 or H“ “mm" agcnfi ”“10 h r mt ‘l 0
He lookcd curiously at lht‘l
would have paved oil in a uiomcnt.
morning.
i-lac‘c win-n- the ac. idcnt occurrcd. an if
lr‘cxpt-ctt'd to scc a dcnt in the pavc~
Inc-n1. llc vtopgu-d a mono-lit at th-
drligvstnrc. drank a glam of saltwater.
and rliattcd a little with the proprietor.
with whom hc was well acquainted.
" {yum-nay.“ said the lattcr.- after
remark n2 upon his apparent bcalth,
~‘_vou bad a rather closc clll.“
Mr. Amidon opened his eyes. He
didn‘t likc the allusion to his ap‘iplectic
tendency. which he wa: quite aware of.
and to which his physician, inded. ‘bnd
called his attcntion. but which it suited
hill! to ignite
“1de that, but the car
3 Mr. Amidon opened his even still
Ewider. Somebody was evidently quite
o! finch. .
" cgrriagel Whatdoyou mean?”
JhDidn‘t your friend tell you how
you were run oval“ ‘
"Rn-over! I friendl ’nleyoung
walk home with me, you
; in valuc. :md in thc
Vdccéarc that i? o :h‘ a vasc of l or
sq-vciul ;
» ( rn‘r- of Ill"
lli< iiidgmctit wn~ in I!" way: .
And yct in ~pite of Ill‘.‘ ,
c on ‘i;ll“ni‘t“’ he could not Illl"k th-it lic ,
of) lived in the:
:lllull lll llll‘
l:" had bccu m-iviug.
And now my Story in substantially
told. l-Iwry trader knows instinctivcly
what followrd. 0f cuursc lic acccplcd
thc laltcr ofl’cr. Hf cuurw be lit-came in»
'dhpcmablu- in thc bank. born: a rally
capablcyoungmfin. 0f courw lic was
' prudrnt and \:l‘.'lll‘ltlus‘ and invosicd his
aavingsiu nu] c~t=itc that soon doublcd
courx'c of two or
thrcc ycan “‘zh looked upon and poiutcd
out marking young man. ll» oftcii
mw .\'cllic. wli i pcraistcd in thinking
liini quitc a hrm. though he was not.
allt‘ bad gun“ furlhcr. pcrhupu thc ()lllt‘f‘
way than :tri t politcnc‘s rl'llllll’t‘tl. So
it camc about. littlc by littlc lll thc (‘ll‘tln
of cvcnls, {rm-1v imlccd. but in vbcdi
cncc to th» {out}. avpnrc-utly \lncnn‘
"ml t «on; tlucy vu-rc drawn touctbcr,
inlcrcvcd in .- n h uthcr, and “by pro»
low: tlxc Li! 3 .\~ so many “orthy
cv-uplrx lininrv thrill. and «- umnv who
will f"llii\\' firm to tho cnd of timc.
I‘l"2l"' Hod, Ilat‘} l’cll \inlcmly in lovc,
and in duc limc \vcn- marricd. Aficr
ward. wlu-n- v- r llu~_v talku-d tho manor
ovcr. flu-v \\v-r-- lhlb of tbrm nod}: to
' t Fro
4‘4qu wlfictl Ill" I‘l‘ltlt'r hm are n xv.“ by
tin nicaih fur . :i-c,
..\iil now 1:! : a turn back aEitt'c in out
Joy} 2.. V~r~t’ ‘m \ «rang-1y tlnngv conic
about I: \\ .~ .I muncr to Ll‘it‘. \\.~ lell.
u Eli-n Hlivcr ”AYVIUH lonkcd u! bk much,
at thc rurtil‘l of \ sin-ct and ( oiincctictit
a\' mic. Hr 2h 1.4“ it \"t'li to lu-~cu-r:il
niinlitw ca‘lv rullivr than onc nunulc
luh‘ ll \\a\ \cn but. and he did not
lilu' lhv our t “gull “quirk-g 1h: 'o \\’:|~‘
a pizu‘r do“: L-un \\‘lu‘.’r‘ llt‘ cnll‘il 1:01
bi~ mini-ml nuxrr Willi-slit going out of
llii way. and lic winclmlcl to unit.
'l'li-rz-forc it “'1‘ that lu~ kcpl «might
.louu tlw angmr lli~ nail; “:h ~iirli.
ii~ Wc lmvr ~:i ul. llicil if ll" liml lHTm-d’nt
X ~trccl it in :ild lmv-E bin-ugh! him to
tho cvact spot at tlic rvart iuqum that
.‘Ir Ami-Ion f. T! llut m bv did not. lu'
ncvcr kuczv (it old L't'fillvlll iii‘a xiv-ml of
assistnnn- wbi. h lic would liavc- brcu dc»
lighted to n-mlcr. (‘nns-urucntly. ho was
ncvt-r cmpl-vyrd in tlic lltlhk‘. Prinfil'qlll'li!<
lv. lu- ncvcr aim Xc‘llic. and. of cnurw‘
dirl not mm}~ hcr, It was llcnry Lclnnd
“ho had lwu-n walking down l-‘u-urtccnll
slrcct who did all that. I]. If. ll'arzu‘r.
h
The lllachlool Indians.
Tlic the till-cs “t‘ft‘ rccknm-d. fifty
your ago. to cnnmriwnnl lrs- than thirty
Illtlllsflllrl mullx l‘lxczr n‘lllllh‘ri. ”“1”".
and “arlikc spirit iii ulc tliclii Ill" tcrrnr
of ull tlu~ \VINlcru lulilih. IX
uncommon for illirry or f -'t_\"w:|r-p:irtiu~~i
to In out All niicczigllx >3 lllt‘ lio'vtilctribes
of chgun and of tlxc cmtcrn plziins.
from lbv Mio‘houc-vu-f tlu- south to tlic
fur unrzh. ’l'lic country
whirli'tlic lllm kfuo! lriluu clninic-l prop-
crly as limit own l uiugxnwd tbc \xl‘ilcys
and Itl1llll~ :iloxigdbc cm crn slnln‘ of thc
Huck) )l-niirxtrzo. from tlic .\li.\.~'uuri to
thc kautrlu-vvan. This rr-giou was the
lavorit- rcwrt of lbc luithlo, \vlios'c vzht
lu-rd~ :itlur-lc l Ill‘ Indians the r princi-
pal liicuiu of \llll~l\It‘!l(‘i‘. lu tbc \‘cat‘
lit“ a tcr lblc \ieit Minn of tlic smallpox
sucpl oll lw-i-llnrl‘ of tlic pcoplc. and
lch you lulcr lllt'} \vvrc Mlplln~t‘ll to
count ll“! morr than liftccu liuiidrcd
ln-ms. ur about tcn lb «hand 3 oils. 'l'licii‘
I iicmics Wcrc tlicu rc “vi-ring tlicir spiritx~
and rct'aliutiiig upon lbc \wakcncd tribes
the rava‘c- which Illl‘}‘ bud formcrly
u ouuuincd.
‘ t i have bpnncts and hills ornamented with
I stutl'cd birds.
It announced his re»I
k at a bcttcr salary than .
= Anxious tn atanc for bcr first rudcncss. ‘
\\’:t\ n -l '
lu [~le the l'uitcd Stutcs govcrumcnt ,
human: I) intcrfcu-d to bring about a
coniplctc u sx'a'tioiuuf lltl~llllllt‘\ bctuccn
llit' lllgirl‘fu it lrllnw
diaiis.
tlic purpo-c summon.- l the noun" ”it,”
:lugt‘lllfl' and fl‘lllllt‘d :I trcaty for thcui.
:u'coxnpanying the ml with n libcml dis-
t ibutinn of prcscnh to bring the tribes
imo :10 «d hum. r. Thi- judicious pru—
l'rf‘llllg pr'ovcd cll'crlufl. Dr. I". Y.
llaidcu. in his account of the Indian
tribc< ill the .\li.~‘~’ouri \lallc‘v. slates that
foot tr bcs had bcmmc murc and more
, pcnccful in lhcir habits. and wcrcconsid-
‘crt‘l. when he wrote. the best disposed
Indiana in the Nonhwmt. lle remarks
that their carlicr n-putatlbn for ferocity
was doubtless dam-d from their couples.
who always gave them ample causc for
attacking tbcm, ~~ln on intellectual and
mom] point of vicw." he :iddvi. “tbc
take tlic higllcst rank among the wil
tribcs of tlic Wcst.“ Tbc rcccnt rcputti
ilic (‘aniidiim NoflhWL-sl. confirm this
fovoiublc opinion of tbc supcrior honesty
and iiitclligonco of the Blackfoot tribes.
Whilc rotistanily harmsvcd on their rc«
serves by tlic incursions of thievidl (Zoos
and other Indians. who rob them of their
horsce. thcv forbear‘to rctuliutc. and lion-
orably abide bv the terms of their late
txeity‘ which lliflds theta to leave the to
dress of suchgrieyguccs to the (‘anadian
authorities. -h,pular 8cm Holtuy.
W
A emu, Story.
A ghastly slorv comes from (‘ape
Tiburon. lliivti, .Ecording to Dr. Felix
L. ”swam. "l‘hrce brotbe 1. sons of the
nativc pilot .‘lilrscnc, lcft their home on
the bench and begun to so ply the mar-
ket of Tiburon and Gran Guava with
meat. The s ty was an attractive
variety of fresh pork steaks that found a
ready sale, on on. .day a storm-flood
wuzhed out a md.“ at the mouth of a
neighboring bayou and revealed a whole
abattoir of earvad hum co —
piocion at once pointed to the X e
ys, who at the fine were about one
of their weekly cruises, but were caught
the next night latheactof landing a
fresh ctr-go of victims. They seem to
have procured :mmhjcmuthqmedi-
cal hudents roan term
it,b cruising
dolxtheonuz raidingmll fllh.
and thc otlicr lli- .
'l‘bc Culllllll\~lull\‘l‘ rippoiutcd for _
-. and tlic lu‘lics. young and old. began
‘ ,crcl‘ic‘ in this country to-duv, aul :ill or
. ganlml “‘llllln asliort pcri-id.
Love in a cot
“L. :11 very nice.
I! plenty of n th. I."
3 our wants to $1M».
But love as a diet
Day out and day in
Make people who try it
Amazingly thin.
An-l love an a fixture
Will turn out a c
. l‘ulcfsis it has inixtuw
“ ith plenty of drum
”Pillsbury Commercial
.Stnffcd Birds Won‘t Sell.
A llltlc while since it became the nu‘i‘
'l‘lic hunters had all tlicv
could do to kill uiid preplre cnuquli lb
supply the dcmaml. But a fatal dav for
tlic lradc arrived. The news reaclicd
tins country that the (lump of England
had ()l‘gllllle‘tl a plumugc mcielv, the ob»
jq or of which \\ :l ~ In prev at the Eliiugbler
of fcu'licrcd mogul-is to gratify acdpricc
of fashion.
“Ul‘ course anything that is EngliSli
takcx' licrc.“ mid a iiizlliiicr n-ccutly.
crying out that it was :l thrid shmilc. I
know of at lrua: a scorc of plumage so-
l:l scv-
cral large educational iii<titiitions at-
tcudcd by )oun: lidics thew: socictics
liavc lM‘t'll \turlcd, and licru- Wt‘ .irc. cht
\\itli u big stock on hand. and no pros.
pcct of so-lliug out cxccpt at :i gin-u: ‘~:i a
.rilicc ll's crucll)‘ to miléincn. that‘s
what it if. and llll‘ ladies ought tu'know
it.” - .Vnr l'arl‘ Jim! «in-I [airy/cu.
Art and Fauliiun.
'A .\'u-\\' York lcitcr to the (‘liicnuo
II.-m;’l >335: ' .\l‘l and fashion arc in-
volvnl wnh cu ~li otlicr now ax tlicv
u vcr “crc licl'oi'c. Not oulv do llll:
Illsignorx of chi!» Talc toi‘ct-i rcusoii-
:«bly claim to cxcr. i<c artistic lustc. for
much originality and beauty is often put
into tho “Mk but gcuuinc liflllil‘TS :lh‘é
em I ycl tudcromlc drcms. [soar in
tlzc :iunt 'llclt‘llllulli Nu“ York rirclm
lllllllul‘hes Ill!‘ “"Jl‘lllg of. cucclinglv
linc unlills’ :1! dinners, and tin~app.;ru:l
of tlic lu-«t bullx liunllv kliuvvs sucliEuniquc
:ariurips :i~ :in- won in dining r-xnu‘ on
on u~ifux ul fashionablr curing and?
d: .nkzng, 'I‘lic .iiiu is to Wait somrthiugi
mghkr mnliml} c‘w\ garb :md tn cll-wt
this lbw silk or \llllll of a drcu is ortcri
pawn-d by llil‘ul in wax..." cobra ..r nil.
.\n LLlhl :ingilaiizhulrc of minc. “bow
uurkx .m r:lli\'.i\ lmvc : c :u tlv bccii
:n-ul Huang]: to l» a-imittcx to tin-
.\r.i-lclny u! l‘t‘rlg’ll. was lu~nmzin «' I'lr‘
he I that .\mcr.- :ui buy-h prc cr {u
l . iiatxxc p chin-a, :rrcxp ct u- of Illl‘lll. E
"\l'liru :1 m m hm lo :u painting Iivca
“a-Ylll‘tl i:i~‘t« .‘lil --l liix nu ii t rcuilnus.” lici
‘zfu-zl} gruujr-l. “I think it in timc for)
him to flu w do“ ii t..e inns): and {llkt’r‘
up a ~buv~l “
llc u-xpi.l.m-d tlizl: l:c li ul taken «cvcr: 1"
.j-Iln n: ‘lmxmrn: \vmucn s -irr.~~cs a< a;
l‘ilfi‘ill\ of «fluids-n: . and that ho wa~ r"
tun d in a lrl‘vlllill: drcm-mukcr for that 1
an! Hf “’Ul’n, but llt' dc” lulcd {lint lit“
\\ lllll n- vcr :i:.un do \\ but lic liml ilnlic E
in - nc llhla‘l'~_ which “as to uw lii<
lW‘lall an m-m- Xli -t of 1ch lini- in. lnm‘ul
llic |I\|‘_d‘l'. Tlic bcllc bud izlristcd that V
the figures painted on the waist of her 3
«ll-cam, though llu‘y l-mkc-l “ell in tin :ii- 3
ac \os. Wt‘rt' not ~hudcd so as to be cf~
fr“ liYc wbcn ~bl- bad it on. tlicrcforc xlic'
“lallt‘tl tlw ..rti~t to (‘anH‘ to ln-r linihcl
.mil to ;- 1: up his “om “llllt' it was on
hcrpcrmn. Twat ll" rrgunlcd :o hu 5
tiul::i'in;:_ llCttlllltl pumt a gown i215
liix‘ Judi”. but prufcssionul prid" furl
x
i
b.3dc him to apply his lui-li to thc pct on
of Xbc patron.
. (icrmnn Cooking.
llcplyiu;r to sonic words of advc sc
cvriucixui upon t-criiian co ikiug pub~
li-lu-d .n 1hr I‘alirlzrmlm. Emilia t‘u<tcr
an}: in I; «1' ”much-(plug. “Now [should
likc lu knou in what part of Itcrumnv
thc writcr 2"! all [how quccr things lliul
fin-talkcd .‘ll-Ulll llll' \cgctablc“ floating 1
in arm-aw. tlic nub! bccf which is lier'
l-oi-cd. ,tli-‘n lulu-d. rtc. 1 man incl ,
\vltli \lll‘ll iliing~ in any German fumilv.
that lluxc visircd. 'l‘bc \‘cgttab‘cs urc’
gem-nil} prcplrcl with :l saucc of drawn i
luiltcr. Roast bccf i~ not :i tlcruinn dgxl ‘
at all; until lately it was vc ‘y Iiltlz-kximxx“i
in licrinuuy, “lcii Illl‘}’ do prcpux‘c a
large picce of bccf it is gvnrully as al
savory potromt or :is lccf It In modc.
Thin dica‘lful thing: that is mciiti inod as
licrriug salad. i“ iiotb'ng more nor lcss
than what tlic l-Inglixli-czul Suluiaguudi.
And as to the banned bicfsxi‘ilk. Ltirst of
all. flicy do no! pzclcnd Illtll it la the
3:0.“llllllc thing, thcy call it citbcr llam-
burgcr or l‘rcslnucr bccfsteuk. and it is
vcry mail h called for in German rcsmw
fruit by othcrs as “ell a< Germans. ly
the way, how oflcnl liavc heard blislncss
mcn sre k of this or that dish that tho;
hivc culcu in tlicsc restaurants. and ask
thcir wixes if thc_v could not find out
hon it was cookcd and have it at home. i
“I think a grcut many readers of Good i
Illuulrcpinu will agrcc with me that it
would bc a good thing if country board~ '
, ‘ ing bousckuepcrs. and ~omc city oncs,‘
from thc pcriml of the t may tlic Biack~ f
too. for that matter. would chop theiri
V tough round stcuk that they give: tllt‘ll‘
boarders. so that onc could act oiie‘s teeth ‘
through it and swallow it without being
in danger of choking. The (bliforaiau ’
go a on to say: “Hie German family .‘
table with its inystcries and abominations ‘
is the scvcrcst trial which the American ;
has to undergo who submits him-elf to~
the domestic life of the country.‘ 1
“Now I know from actual cxpcricncc
that the German peasant is a “null bet-
ter fed ind vidual than umst of our far
meta He does not have fresh mcat auv
~oftcner. but what other disbcs he brie
are properly conkcd. Then: is not a duv
but what he bu some good nourishing}-
soup of peas, basins. or lentils. and on:
Sunday a beef soup. with rice or barlcy.
or various delicious dumplings. Then 3
thcy arc not afraid to use their eggs and
prepare them in every conceivable way:
while our farmers either allow them to
rot in the barn. or whcrever the lien
chooses to lay them. or they collect them.
keep out a few for calm and send the rest
to market.“
Tissue Flowers and Parties.
Tissue paper flowers are the feminine '
crate now. The show windows are ro—j
aplendent with tuli roses, dailies, pop- -
pies and violets ma e out of tissue paper. ;
and young ladies of society are devoting :
hours to airing the art of their mu- ;
ufacture. t is a time particularly;
interesting, and it is remarkable what 3
beautiful floral efiecta are produced with
colored paper, a little wire, a little
and a pair of scissors. An enterprising .3
manufacturing company Ila-taken adran- :
tageofthecranandhasputupinboxer
an assortment of diner-cat eolondtiune:
, witherinalleoilolfiae wireandé
a ow piecesof very micron rubber pipe,'
to be mad for Items. Thus to-
”mu-worm
i
'Laid on papcr shavings. which fill out
bushes covers the who c island. It. how-
gcwr, positive. an abundance of water.
. was the home of the Indiant
v €23“! of civiliution. however, it has been
7 utilized for sheep and goat hinges.
glue 3
become popular. The fashionable world
always eagerly welcomes any new enter
tainment which promises to be both
novel and amusing. and it has taken livid
of the tissuepaier mania. At these
quiet little am blagcs not only str'hiug
effects in flowers are roduced. but
dremes are manufactu . The paper
uscd at'thcae afl'uirs is imported. and
conic: in a most ”marvellous variety and
beauty of col it. Some of the garments
and? out of this flimsy material are ac
f'cidingly‘ beautiful. As can be easily
imagiii-d, the variety of tailors. shades
and tints it almost inexhaustiblc. and
cvcry kind of combination and effect are
posii'blc. In the matter of trimming
thvze is «tape for all work- of inii’utions
flown-i. fringesy ru‘Ts. and 8‘11!!de and;
um- furbclmvs which women only under- I
stand the name or the objcct of. There!
must be agrcat deal of satisfaction in a:
lady: uniting such a dr ‘2“ and then view E
mg it With rapturous femininc ale lL'llt.
but this satisfaction cannot. of coursefi
bccomparcd to (but of the mush-r of 31'
houses, Who finds his .rvlicf in the fact?
that it costs but a few cvnts. 5
But it is the manufacture of fiowcrs:
from thii imported paper which has;
turncd th“ younx‘fcm’inine mind upside
down. hi the wonderful crate for fancy ;
work tbcsc paper flowers are much uscdi
for oruamcntntion.
ma lc much larzer than nnturc. :nrc “~le
for decorating lace curta
buck~~ of plush sofas and chairs. a'lxl *
cum-ls. .\ very popular future of thr f
parlor is a buskct of Iht \z‘ tlmvcrs. Tlit
bibkct itm If is made of vlarkw olorcd
pxpzr. without a fo‘llldlllllll. simply in"
=1 ""2. and thc matcrial is placed in‘
folds. Tlic flowers tht‘nlieh‘t‘i are tbcn:
:h. pi Euu’ cow's.
and kccp tlic baxkct in slxapc. The‘
bundle. o; wirc, is covered with papcr.
with ~wcct pciis or ntlicr climbing: flunk
c's twincd around it. Such a brisket ofi
llowcrs can scaicclv bc distinguished
frourvvax. Askillful hand. howl-vet. is'
:iccdvd in their nianufm‘tu'e.
“'l‘lzc prcttinst thing 1 hm torn madoi
C ‘ . - .
mtixsnc iapcr is aniat rcprcsciitm: :i
;. watt-r lily.“ Ntid '3 young lady tli ‘ other
‘ day. \vbilc
lll (‘I'llvc‘hallnn with the
tint -r upon tbc subject. “The pcrfcit
f-irinof thc bountiful flower “‘3‘ rcpt.)-
-lllt‘--.l. lt tub madc up vn a foundation
pf u very largc leaf. and upon this lcavcs
in graduate] \iIcs arc lei‘t‘tl “in lower
'Ihen fremeoneanlmont lighuy leap
A nimble rascal, Lie yak-pt,
“'ho mined 'h-uth‘s panoply.
And mid: “his my style andn‘n.
Atonco am armor and disguise
That Loch vouch afeth inn; R
And presently. when fresh andoool. \.
Truth isued from the placid pool
Mn; his radiant hair.
He found in lieu of veetment whih
“'hnrewith his form was era herb“ ht
DOOOlh‘S apparel there.
“Alas!“he cried. “my garb is [one
And this I never shall put on.
Not. I. let blush who may!“
And thus it is the Lie. furs ioth.
Goes mbed right royally. while finth
15 naked to this day.
-—Gcocue K. Conny. in Toma Styling;
PlTlI AX l) POINT.
Kidnappers—Rioth n: syrup;
A lay-figure—Tlic pticc of cggi.
Practising Solicitors~ .Stm-t beggars.
One at the oldest knight cope is th--
helmet.
Colored servants make the best ‘ confi»
llusnx‘ and poppics. E dants. They always kccp dark.
“’ashingtoniana arc
happy pro e.
E Every one of them is a capitalist— hat
Lots of fellows who know nothing of
art before the war can draw a pension
easily now.
Business is dull in New York now,hnt
the chimp, dist alwa_v< has something on
‘ fool.—-.\‘e¢c York .Vr . .v
“I will appear in print tomorrow.“
said the young lady a»: she put thc last
stitch in hcr calico frock.
A base-ball report-q- ]. :ts down more
strikcs than any milihr} in this great
and gloriom country. ,, . Spuzing Lire.
“Truth is mighty. bu: doesn‘t prevail
bcrc." is what a l'hiizi-lolphia man has
. tackc i above his gas on tx-r. «Plumb/poi.
Home“.
Of all the labor :Lllzlflons the mod
severe is that 01» rvci in the tramp when
sonic one :l&k< him to u“ a fcw sticks of
‘ Wood. —Burtun Post.
mics bciw: of dark—v grin-'1, lb - cwntrc hf v
v--r_v palc vollow. u lzilc tlic into-micdiatc
.s'ivcs more in g'udualeoi this You
l». . '
“aw ii \ ltlt"| “but a happy cll'csz mu '
z'mdu ed.“ .Vm- inrs~.~...-..
Fashion Nun“
Frcncli lavc is much worn.
Tllc input is in favor again.
Jonquil yclnw is: in furor.
Par s :35 :11 many ca~c~ match the bum
: nvIS.
\Vhitc cmhmcrc is [non fashionable
thun Ill-1'0 cash.
llcmbran'lt brizus are seen on some of
thc or“ strain lmtv,
llow“ of harmonizing colon arc made
:u‘cu ding to t is“,- for dross trimming.
but the must of them come in country
wagons. ' ‘
(lvvrdrcsscs arc often lined with Color
in harmony with or in contrast to the
matcrial of the drcss.
‘Tlic‘om‘wiuatiun of Nile men: and
pznk. iii high fin-pr vcars ago has been
:i;.lii(lirr»uglit out in soft silks.
‘ dinner.
. . . him to us:
roun- homcspuni Come in diagonals}:
A somewhat wcatiu rrbeatcn trump.
bring aske-d what “:h ih-- matter with
his (\iuL replied: “I \ mriia; it hasn't
had a nap in ten yours " v
A correspondent ask~ lmw to_ scrve a
If it 1“ a gun 1 dinner and you
are llun-‘er. just cat it. 'lhat’s tbc way
we would scrvc a dzimcr. —.\‘i'r"l'- go
\Vl at adds In tho‘ unpopular“, 0f the
cvclom- is that. Wllllv‘ i' blow: away al~
“his: everything an the f.lr!u,lt l‘izb' never
bccs known to lake :li - unrtgagt—L'Ili-
Trflnmr.
The Boston 11: ras‘wr’ ~;s_v<:
ncrd U! the ‘uiifli
banks." Tbc grant»!
is something to put in
——- arm. Zcx'r‘gmpil.
“Give u<. 0 give ii~ a man who sin‘g's
at his “orkfxsavs t‘ur‘q‘zc Uh, ye-z give
delivcr h in into our hands.
He occupics the iicxt ”1‘5. 1-. and wc‘ can‘t
ge‘t at him.A--b'-u"un I' _.r,
| Book Agent—"Sow. thou. here is
Bunv‘n's Pilgrim‘s l’h‘glt'sa." Aunt
Sushi—"No. sat: l'sc got two buniuns
my)”
"One grcat
more saunas
:io-vd of tlic South
:bc savings banks.
.\
, alrcudy. and dcy‘s m-ivr lv (all no liclp to
llluck straw bats. trimm-l with fo~ ‘
Iiugc. are worn with crcam Woollen coo-
iunics that are trimmcd with black.
Hold and silver hairpins in a varictv
of ~tylcs are worn. >1 vmc of thcm are
«'xct't'd ugly oriiatc. otbcrs quitc plain.
Banging vvitb th ir (‘0!l"()mlt;lut$ of
sequins and coim. continue t i be worn—
si.v. r onus bcmg as mu 'h in demand as
gulll nncs. '
limbroidcrcd handmade linen is an
lrisu nozelty. It is ma ac in white and
crcurn color and tbc dedgus arc worked
in polished flax 4th cad. ‘
llux‘
vlruiv nits rcmuin fashionable ycar after
dis ycr Pilgrim‘s l'rog c~> “any.
, IN ins oudii‘.
“’bene‘er ha gone the you; le bow.
And dot! their hm~ u no rcven-ut sign;
Ari-l ladies my: Jud wr- him now——
The famous pitcher u: out nine!”
. ~Tid~8ils
No. Selina. this — fh‘lmry quarrel bo-
gtwccn the l‘nited .‘lult‘v and t‘anada
"i~‘n‘t a dispute a< to “h fiber it was a
pita their incxpcnsivcncss, roughv
_\e.u‘. and each sczwou scams to add some« .
inn: to their popularity.
Sonic of‘th: new (~lianiois«colored hose 1
lu\\‘c;lr with slim-s or slippers of th-
slmrshndc have whitt' too». soles and
liccls. (be some as dark ho~icry.
A very light quality in crepe is uscd
for >uinuicr Ill‘tx‘st‘x Blocks. dots and
gwmnctricul designs are shown on this.
and the Mikado lanterns are alxo repre-
scutcd.-
Flowcis am so clearly in the ascend-
cucy that some of the millinen even
make no usc of feathers unlcss ordered. ‘
'l‘lic bow of beautifulty fabricated ribbon
in» also a grand reign.
Some of the new hosicry in lislc thread
is woven in vertical stripes of different
lengths over the instep and the front of
the stocking. while the bark and lower
part will be of sonic strongly contrasting
Color.
Myrtle given and pink,violet and blue.
and ,
brown, arc some of thc startling combina— ‘
diilrreut shade: of green, black
lions; thc latter is quite a peculiarity of
this sustain. The inclauge of colors nuke;
dresdng a thing of danger; unlesa the
mixturc is perfect all is mined.
Island of Santa Catalina.
The island of Santa Paulina, to which
Scooter Fair has suggested the transpor-
tation of the untamable Apaches. is rep-
rcsclitt‘d as being a natural prison. too
good for the proposed occupants. Thc
island is eighteen miles long and from
three to seven miles brmd. lying nine-
trcn miles from San Predo. on the ninin~
land. In topography the island is rough
and mountainous, one peak rising to the
altitude of 2.110 feet. The shores an:
rocky and precipitous, apecislly on the
southern coast. A wth of thorny
and its climate is said to excel the soft
balminess of the mainland. Formerly it
Since the
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law years ago 20,000 sheep and 10,000
goats found sustenance upon it. Vege~
tuition. partly owing to the abundance of
water, keeps green all the year round.
In some parts then are vast field- of
wild oats. The waters about the island
abound in so. thousands of which can be
seen swimming near the shore. The
island is a portion of the James Lick
estate. and negotutions' ‘ were once com-
‘mcnced with a syndicate of fish-cap
ballets for itseale atthe price $3.000.-
0‘30. Lead has been discovered upon the
mountains endanattemptwal main to
develop the lead. but “bequeath aban-
ma tunnel 1,000 felt lung and a
3 .‘leltbam—s‘uh. it's not lost.
fi'ankcc or a ('anuck that caught the big—
gest cod. Somc playful pelican has been
imposing up: :1 your crcdulity.—Sumer-
rilft Journal.
Bum-in widow «at evening party —“Do
you understand the longing: of flowers.
Dr. Crusty 3" Dr. (‘ruxiy (an old bache-
Ion—“No. ma'oin.“ "You don‘t know if
vollmv ins-ans jcalouwf“ Dr. Frosty——
"No. 111331111. Ycllow nicuns biliousucss.“
——~Cfiicago Ilcr-vI-I'.
“Is this fish frcsb?" n~kcd Mrs. Brown
of 111-: dealer. “Yes, u.a:m.“ wot the re-
ply; “lcastu'isc it ozighter be. It hun‘t
been ncar salt water for a week. to my
knowledge. and Bill Sinker had it a day
or two aforc I got it." .\lr~.Browndidn't
have fish for dinncr {but day—43040:;
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Young ticniii; lwhn has hid the talk
to himself. and. asllfllul. about himself)
——“\\'cll. gmod~byc. dcnr Mrs. Meltliam.
It always does nic good I i cune and see
you: I had so *1: :i hcadaclie when I
came. and now l‘vc quitc last it.“ Mrs.
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Her eyes met. nuns
Nor tut-nod away in fear.
As in their dc- iths so clear
I could (~an
A minute image of my very self.
And yet 1 know
She had no thought of me.
For she was was, you so.
A form to show
New styles of bonnet: on a window shelt‘ .
» ,\'.'N" [In no Knox.
A cute little girl of thrce is the delight
of a “'ashington boulcvard family for
her prottinefi 1% well a; for the bright
end odd things she So} ~. The other day
aconipauy of militia paosed down the
strcet in irout of her bottle and her min-
utc blsck~aud-ian barked furiously
through the window pane at them. The
little girl amc in alarm and said: “Shut
the door. mammal Fido will bite the
army.—— ‘himgu New.
“'ifc (at dinner. aixiouslyi: “Do you
think. dear. that Mr. Robinson will lend
you the money you want :“ Husband
Idubioudy): “i don't know. 1 saw him
this morning. but he said he would let
the matter rest. for a day or two." “'ife
‘struck with a brilliant idea): “\Vhy
don‘t you bring him home to dinner with
you to-mormw l" Husband (dis
ingly poking a piece of undeidone ml
with his fork): “I would never get .
cent out of him ifI did.“ ‘
A Sew Kind of Fish.
We have seen a new kind of fishwhich
certainly present: some very odd futures.
The largest ones are not more thug “'0
inches long, and the smallest an an.“ a
would requlre amicroscope to ‘ u
it from a thorn of u
have I e black e m ‘ -
the 1.3 which Jedi. 3a! .3":
fish. The tails are Inflated.
“mt“ gunk!“ 8 their which.
seem 0 one the ofloe of ml.
the: ti: on their backs. .
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number being W u_
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