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Tie summertime. ’tis summertime,
tioua person, Roxy. that I know of."
Mr. Kirby was saying. with a frown that
scored his forehead with horizontal
5 “Tight place! Do you call yourself
in a tlfiht place, Persia—a strong, hearty
fellow ike you! You ought to be inde~
ivorlu‘ysjniiw.
pnnasarrr ‘Pancsan non FEM;
Born of n frid iy.
Godly given:
Born of a Saturday. .
Work for your living: -
“S ‘éfi‘m‘ér‘wrn-I sagas?“
Sweetsrethesizusofthe summertime.
With snow white clouds in the azure skin.
* ‘ “ ' L " '.' “‘9 Y“? ‘5 ‘Klng fast, “ wrinkles like the stnfi in written music. pendent of your sister. You ought to Box-note Sunday, . . . , , . ch 1)
SOUTH NORWALK- JULY 10.. The afityou’lg child his MGM it! Prime “If I could only ronvinco you that it hire a house-keep“, and let Roxanna [NINE READERS. a“&§°£“&“.“““ 20:11:?- umlghfi'xgiiud'; : m
.._.,.._.-. —— ~ .. .. - - 1‘8 prattling days are Put . was your duty to be my wife. I should . _ .5»... And th: endm But, alas' for this mars (“N .o'
The smiling babe. with promi.o born, “Let Roxanna go! \Vhere?“ interm- - , ‘ * . - ‘
,I-‘ACTS FOR THE Cl’RIflUS.
llcote for dogs that have sore feet are
kept fer sale in New York.
stand some chance of . getting you: but.
unlui-kily for me. you‘ve charishrd this
notion that you ought to keep house for
your br.-thcr till you—“
"I rorher needs me.“ murmured Miss
is now a babe no more;
Now manhood‘s looks mature adorn
“'here Childhood‘s grnsod before.
gated the befoageil Mr. Perrin.
“Wherever she refers to live. , I
should let her drczde that Sifter we were
married.“ replied .\-Ir. Kirby, impatient-
AGcorgln “'ornnn‘s Fortune. ‘
A few years ago Mrs. Rachel Francis;
of Atlanta. Ga.. concluded rhiit she could
make money by going ‘into the dairy
The idea of Friday being an unlucky
day is almost universal, and in many civ-
ilized countries: it is known as hangman's
day. from the prevailing custom of set-
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It never comes to brighten our way.
But comes the lien-1 wich his maudlin cry-—
“Is it hot. enough for you today 2“
' on i " ‘ - - - — \Ve sit bv the stream and wait resigned
~ 1115 summertime. ‘trs an nertlme, . . .. . - . . s of lv. “The main ; is to et her away busrness. and managing to get a few dol- . gm}, It apart as a day for executions. . . .. p .. ‘
.l:y Gould? rntcohine1 iskstilri to be ten Ani (urth is gay and bright. “33:213.: :3” swelling in her e.\e r' m you. she 31:33:33”; say-gvou couldn’t lars together. she bought a cow and l Ye? in do; andinavia. Thuflday‘ 0, mod” For touch or the bu.» tint never mm,
ccn severv mm c c cc ' 1c is. - . - ‘° . .
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A Minneapolis man says that in (‘hina
red is thought to bc a very lucky color. ;
and that is the reason why (‘hiucsc ’
laundrymen in this country use so much
red paint and so many rcd curtains.
A New Jersey railroad conductor says
that a newspaper folded lengthwise and
tucked down this back under the con. so
th it onc end shall proje '1 up against the
bark of the head. makes a' most comforl—.
able and thorough rest for a tired travel-
er‘s head. '
A North (‘arolina guinea hen had a 1
vncst in I hedge row. A crow discovered i
it. and after trying in vain to brclk an "
:22 with» its bcak clutrhad one in its:
clu is, and. flying up furry or fifty feet
in th‘ air. lct it fall. :inl thus :iccom- 5
plished its purpose. . . .
Though it had been I011}; believed that
Britain was an inland. it was 'n..t until
the time of Agricola, rhc lloman Gover- -
All nature dons a garb sublime
To ravish sense and sight.
And warmth and glow o'er all abide
To lord it while they stay:
The days pass‘on. comes wintertide.
And then. oh. where are they !
“And don‘t I need you? Haven‘t I»
some r glits? ..During your stricken sis
tcr‘s illnetsl consented to waive these,
but now she is gone. and I want you.”
“l‘on't Joel, dorr‘ti‘_‘
“I tell you I do. and I can't help it,"
cried Mr. Kirby; with grim humor.
"when I couldn‘t move you by letter. I
resolved I‘d romc and speak for my elf.
You used to say you loud me. Roxy.
(‘an‘t _\'ou—-"
.. ‘ou know plenty of other ladies,
' .Iocl. younger and more pleasing;3 ftllf
tered .liss Roxanna. nervously smooth
ing the pale gil line: of hair that. framed
‘Hul “9”". I'll PH" 1’1'983 her texnp‘es in a Gothic or ‘II.
“'l‘h ' are nothing to inc, rcplied the
CROSS PURPOSES gcnllcm n. chrlly. almost as if be 05»
. , ' , tccmcd t - fact a matter of regret.
"—5 ? Assur ‘d of the favor of more than one
“W'ell. if you can‘t 3.1 vour 0“.“ 00“-} pretty girl of his acquaintance. wan: it
sent, Mrs, Decry, 1 suppugv you ”mm“, up: a lzttlc hard that tliclfull current of
said Mr. l’errin. his reproachful gaze , 1113 b 111:: "lust "reds set toward this un~
‘Tis summertime. ‘tis summertime. .
The years are rolling fast.
“'ith man and month alike spools time
‘Till old age comes at last;
Hence of the sum" eraimo of life.
“'hoso may be pmmst.
“'hilo itis theirs with pleasures rife.
Should make of it the best. .
live without her.“
“Yes. I did say it -—I did say it: but I
take it all back.“ cried Mr. l‘errin. fairly
blinking in the light that suddenly illu-
minated his darkened mind. “I see
things Clementine“ I did. Joel. I won‘t
stand any longer between you and Rox-
anna."
“Your hand on it 2"
“My hand on it, Joel.
on if you are going on up to the house,
you can tell her I said so." ,7
“Thank you. Perrin—thank you. And
if I‘ve spoken sharply. I bcg your par—
don.“ cried Mr. Kirby. smiling like a
Santa Claus.
“Uh, it‘s all right, Everything is all
right." replied .‘Ir. I’erriu. too happy to
keep it to himself. “Drop me here.
Kirby. plcise: I haveAan cngugcmrnt to
m ~kc. And make. it foal ly I s‘. all and I
will. God willing.“,lic added. bcnraih
_ I Shall be glad ,
— roud that is—to give sister to you: :‘
. began busine as.
It was on a small scale,
but she prospered, and after a time she
had bought a dozen or ruorc cows . Th:
work was done by her. She was up early
and late. Aftrr milking the cmvs she
would preparethc milk ‘for market an
deliver it to her customers. In two year.
after Mrs. Francis engaged in the glairy
bu‘in :ss she was known by nearly every
citizen. She ”was strictly business and
won! wherever her business calledhcrmo
matter where: that was. Mrs. l raucis
invested her. money as fa~t as she made
it. and her invcs ment; always pr H1“
good ones. MIR Francis dird a few years
ago, leaving an estate valued at $40.0 >0;
including a dairy fa m of seventy-five
norm. well improved and stocked. near
Atlanta—«Lbltimnre Sim. 3
Tattooed “'omen. .
Those who think tattooing. as most
people do in this part of? the world, a cus}
3 of Thor, or Thunder, is considerrd the
l day of bad omen. » Saint Elroy.\in a scr-
mon. warns his deck from keeping
Thursday as a holy day. {.J)rau Swift; in
.a lcttcr to Sheridan. rhymes Thursday
with curscdalay. It is a ii'ii'll—krtriry‘ii fact
that Thursday was an unlucky day for
: Mail (11le Karma.
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Fashion Sure}?
Snowballs make a levyl’y‘rrimming for
a tulle" bonnet. _
For children‘s dresses. canvas has no
find in popularity. 1 '
Perfumed rcticulcs and pockets are
i am mg late gfancy novelties.
1 Ycllow and heliotrope are the lending
i London colors this summer.
r
Black. white and scarlet are the pre- 1
fcrrcd colors for tulle bunnets.
\Yhitc frocks are no! so much in favor
Drown)? and half asleep in our mind.
While we listen as the wild ho: hum;
But harsh is our awaiting—alas.
Behind us we hear the old time bl ay
Of the balf-witted. runs-mutilate as —
“Is it hot enough for you to day 1'"
the English house of Tudor.—.\:,ew for}: i m“ "1’5 “m“ "in" “5'"-
Alld headlong plulue right into its strife.
Todrown in the rush of its wiid wur,
The gihnt woe of a Weary life;
In vain. in vain. in Iilz.‘ shaming streets.
Even in sight of, ti)» fountains play,
Thesamevlemon howl . air in ‘kcd basin grants,
“Is it ho: enough i -r _\'u~| t..>-day 1'"
Speak not of {otters arr-i pri eon cells
To punish the poor “ r~n~h who goes iii-mug.
Sing Sing is EIan—~\\’Il‘-I’ - c0 ufurt «l “nulls —-
Cmupared to the plan [‘4 bring along“
Chain the slave do.\'u in \unlve meadow clear
‘Till beads of sweet «in? bi. forehead play,
‘ Then hire some ghoul to veil in his car——
"Is it hot enough for v n today 1"
. . . . . . . . . . tom of semi-civilized countries (exec ii - .. .. ‘. r . . .
nor. that this became fully established. fixed u ion the ‘llv :rumeu din" the rV-‘lN'll‘lVo Woman 0! thirty I It had his breath. as be dismonutt‘d before the; ~ . ~ . ' .- ‘ ‘ ~ 1“ {hm Eu" for h ”‘35 'is Emmi" l -—ll'm. 1.11‘». in Free Pres:
. . ;- . l . l a a . . -.~ . . . Ill rln case of sailors). Will probabli be, .. l' . , .;-
Agricola scnt ships from a placc supposcd ‘ widow's plump wrist. "I had ho] ed on . bcru cvcr llmswgth .lncl lurby from his l door of the. Willow Decry—Hwy? a ; astonished to lgarn that there are rwbsisé _ The new pouch color crom l ncx LL11.» l ___,7 ______ 7
Mini)“ “9““ Sandwich “3"?“ and ”W." reflection. you‘ll come to consider my perv rse rhildlm d. whom, if lic wanted Burnn‘. l tcrs belonlrinw to one of the most proud: : itely with gold shades u. yrllnw. ,l I \. ’ ’ .
sullt‘d '(m and all around the north Of 7 proposal fuvorably,but it sccumyuu think 2 ““k 1- “0 human POW” could inducc'lum ‘ — l ncut faniilriestiu “3,51,“,ng sociallv 4‘. Zephyr cloth. because of its goal ‘ . PITII A- II I I IN T.
Scotland. . diecncring the Orkney ‘ you couldn‘t be llllp‘w pith me.“ to nibble gaigcrb cad. Dealings In hold DnSt. l well as in Official circl-s who“. grhndi “-351,ij properties. is much fuvo'wl l y . --.__
Islands. '1“ "if? Itturmd to the sarm 3 .“I couldn t be happy \utli Roxanna. » ~ 30- "ll-‘3“ that: 3 only 05‘“ “”3“” Gold-dust 511W"! m the firming: ““7118 i parents on both sides were also for more! . Lcar coral in a primrose tin!“ icuds f ll , 1 kw , , . l "a .
l 'f b 'h h ' ‘l “t d ‘ d l I ~ " l in the world for me “be controlled in a 9 ' ‘ ‘ l . . . . .- . . . A brat wor TA {Lin-no 04st s.
p a. L rum w u r cy s a. c p. , rcspon :d t re d), unlit-tummy; then. i ~ 7‘ , . “Y i b h _ c d‘ was a very protriablebusrncss in the early , than a generation buck similarly Situated “from“. a“) both r l b briefs an _1 lnls. ‘ Th l‘ b ‘ r ‘h‘ . \ .2 ‘ . .
The oldcr civill'cd WON?- the Greeks _ checking herself. _.g,.. mph"! like :1... l sofnr torn. out r!ot ‘er is ofa if- days 01- (raliz‘ornia. What was called in the National t‘apital. “.1,” an. rm“: . The London turban .H u in mix.) for iclub e rm )l . *f .a.\ pancreatic
and Iiomans, lured city life; that was 5 woodbmc at tln- wrudo ‘ . and in her turn {“rf‘llil tenpcrnmcnltl.‘ 1‘33 'l' nmcr 0“ black sand. composed principally of iron, tattooed. Both the sisters are ya lirgf, sea~idc. mountain :illl "worn“; wear. ‘ ' y _ '
their lilt‘ti of Civili’atiou. I’cople who {fined oown upon r:.c tincrann;r fly. ::}"r* 1““, 5°“ that L "‘33 marry asccond was always mingled to a greater or [9&1 and one has been rnnrricd (m. “up...“ A promisru: wranr- ~Thc man who
une- ‘ ' ‘
‘lixcd in the country wcrc rusting. unnl
quill-on a lvwcr lcvcl. Another. nanul
they had for thosc who did not live in
citici but in villages or hamlets. “as.
pagan (from the Latin pagus, a villngel. f
5 “Oh, if you icl'uxc Inc. « n account of
'_ sister. .‘lr‘. lilccry. I rcally can‘t take‘No‘lt
for an answer,“ (‘rlc-l her ~uitor. looking
up with an encounter-ll air.
The \\ idou‘s gaze never swerved from
“Brother marry: Oh, no. ind ed, he'll
never marrymnwrer“ cried .‘Iiss Rox—
anna. routed and grounded in the belief
that her brother‘s heart was r-ntombcd
degrcc with the dust when it was brought
to the buyer. This had. to be blown out.
and often the finest particlcs‘of gold were .
blown out with it. Thus in an-office
you s. and the other is betrothqi. When
scarcely in their tccns these girls. just for
the fun of the thing, being: of a= lively.
. . daring temperament. allmved,a sailor at
where a largc quantity of dust was;
_ Sluinglt‘d crepe fans in iridcsccnt cf~
fects conic'arnong othcr novelties in this
line.
Ponce combined uirh plaited surah
makes a pretty and inexpcthives summer
draws up a “Dill—“Iri‘xf ;. Courier.
A Woman‘s declining years are gen-
erally from eighteen In twcnlyfi‘. e. ~—
L fr.
, . . , . . . u . , . the naval station. ”where they were with ,. . i Nob d}- 1.813....“ in the lockout 3...}
"I'll word aftcrward came to havcumnther the Insert. n M .channg lls \‘ttilcucd little : “"h “f“ dead ( ""‘f’ml )‘0‘ “9 could bought much of the fine gold would be" their parents. 20 tattoo their check“ with _ an“ - . _ . I , .. :f 5 tcin if be 1m.- “p.933.“ his up...“ k,...j__
scnw. ThP‘ill‘Cit"lt ”Mm!!!“ hillt‘d Nil“ legs “l“fi“ h" thumb ‘ not li‘l‘” “"O‘h” “"fe- "0““ ““‘i 5'0“ see scattcrcd around the room. The dihtings , red. and it has rcmaincd in the skin ever bathe-red ”and” ‘31“: i rue {hate u 5 ° ‘
and lr-vel to live apart. ~
ll has lwcu found by Dr. Tait that the
car in w much can pcrcclvc hi;li:-r notcs
" - that Is. sounds with a grcatcr numbgr
0‘! vilvrhr nns per s. cond— than thee-n- {H '
“You‘ll have. no troublc in
with sistrr. I‘ll wugc
eagcr wuocr. “You rarcl
tempcred woman.“
“Yr-g that‘s just it. Mr. I’crrin.
getting on
1 ursucd ill «
.\' Si‘k‘ il II evUIIL‘i“
.
Rox—
hc has only Inc. 'I couldn't be so cruel
as to leave him."
'lonll .‘lr. Kirby‘s subscquant plead-
ing~~ she made this some rcply. but it
soothed his \ hating spirit not a little thit
of a buyer‘s counter and sweepings of his '
floor were ufrcn worth hundreds of dol~
lurs a munth. <omclimcs the buyers were 1
suspc. t d of clicating in a more illegitL
mate manner by slyly appropriating
kind \vmfdcr has often lecn
since. making the checks wear alwaysa
,. peculiar brick-dust line. that no one has
chr been dcc -ivcd into belieVingr natural;
r-x resscd
)
that rhcsc younglndics painted their
plain-d ones on ~urnmer wash fabric
dresses.
.\ tullc bonnet sh -u_ld be "he lighte3~L
most rloud~like picc: ot lxcungv-ar imw
:infibl'c. '
e
.Vnr ”am: .anrs. .
“'e incur a great .lml about the con
sri'npzion of fish. \i'l; u undcr they don't
take ((Lllth'r oil.—l'w;.
’3" .
A law} cr is fro-plenty unborn-ls: d by
m- 3,, 1')... Iii-.1“... limit of 1“,,“ m hm". anna‘s too perfect.“ brokc fortlrtlzc lady, ‘1‘“ lllzu‘lc it with faltering am} that 511“ some of the gold while they were shaking {noes in a n alumnu- and gum—{1.119 a maul ‘ . Thc Mikado Jcrsl‘)’ 1““ P “'h‘t“ '3" 1 facts: but rarely is in.- embarrassed by
in: it sriuwwh’g-r“ ln‘twvcn fIrfv-unp and brushing: “Way the fly pith startling cn- pnr'tml from buusclf .“hlth tears. . it around and examining it in thc blow . ncr. 19¢“- iuownfimt umv urn tailored. “Inf” “'-’1l51(‘”3"~ covcre l ““31 Japanese 5 the observe of I‘M‘lxr ”Pm vpunr.
foxyvrrwo tliousdnd \‘lbralia-Xls‘ pt‘r Scc» CIR)“ . "It would ridgct mc '“ d"“”' t“ - As thosnund (if lusraprd p'liccls drcd l’““‘~ ‘ , and that they havc dciibtlc~s often rri designs. , - . . i "Miuhicf. Ilimi :lr‘ ain‘t." “5 the
022:1 Few lemons have equal sensibility ll“: “I‘ll! bcr. -' She 3* a cli-ch \‘r\s-~l.;rnd m ”‘0 dntam‘c d“. bikini" «lried her Cy” "NT " mill""- “'h” b"“°"“l :1‘ ”if" 2")!ch iittI-rlv the freak of their early Tlicre is a ncw and df-lrmtc \IltldL‘ -“ bum said “hen IIE.‘ girl \ fall!” b Jivd
m ‘ Em) 50 ml“ in both “a“, the right Im only (\Illllllnn clay.“ and hurrnd mm the kitchen to see about had ~windlrd him. got m...“ in 3 mm... youtla— “Hafiiiqhm Letter. ” peach culur that takes [llc bloom off grery him ”Waugh the (Lune-.5,7-5g;1;.,.,'..
cxr uxuvl'y ln-uring a liigln-rnnte than
th fill ft The lowed Cunrinu ur< sounds
hm r' about sixteen vibration“ pcr second
*—
The willow llccry common clay. in‘
deed! Mr. I‘nrrru would liuvc divincd
the contrary unaided by the oilic nus slur
beam which darted in at that instant to
rhc belated grppcr. .\Ir. I’crrin. still
gloating orcr castles in Spain. looked up
with the roguish purpmc of gnu-ting licr
as "Mrs. Kirby.“ lml, dismnycda! her
peculiar manner llc had a pair of brass
stirrups wr-igliin: two pounds.
time he sold lid“! to this b‘iycr lic fill-ll a
portion of Illv‘ stirrups amongr it till he
'l‘lvcry Z
Jewelry Now “’vrn. .
llariglcs are now of a larger style than
olllcr sliudc.
Large llaincalmrough hills are . gain in
vouuc. but tllcy have very lulgc. high.
cubical rruu us.
“The la‘llllilll; ui-l furirrlmsrs‘c" Is 1) it
corifin- d in the Part ~inve the “'in begin
to enjoy a nlnntipul} wi cyclones—liar
' r . ~ < . ~ , — . ._ ‘ ‘ mph,“ i...“
I “s . . . . - pmnr “ill lrer “121!qu ultra-«inns. lic- ”‘mm‘i‘l ‘ ouurcnancc. "“.“""“d milmd IINI psilmcd nil the whole of them for ‘ 1:“ mi“) and are Jew {“1 m rouup | . . l -. Q 1‘ ”I" .i' I. '3 I "i
\"llidl‘lulllll‘ I'“"‘“"'t§ “ urn "3 ““"9‘ 'ing derplv in love no luck ,..1\.,,,,.,..(. ”f dial "the dav“ were getting ~lmrter"-~a «old this" style. . » Elegant lwarlml mwsd" ‘H‘iw‘r =11; .” 'j'l nos: who us. our goods uh: very
Thc ml Ted-shirt mania is becoming tux oppmlunlty to puv a luunlsunlr“ com~ but ”If“ “h“ 11;“ “1““ I?“ "Sf“m- ‘ 1‘1... (~],;,,M..1m~.. 31...“... hi..." the m0“ Littlc gold muslirnonn .irc nu“ worn H T} y.r_-ht “ 13-“, an i “l l H: 039‘ 0' much “mi“ .u d to t u m. ,1 what a
acumuiri is mpzdlv a’crting bcvoud con l‘lllncm llllll to rcncw his suit. llv lcll as n lw had rccoivcd :\ him"- succcxsful manufacturers; of counterfeit i“ pcndcl» in” on b7:‘“‘3:9“- ‘ “ ""1 ‘0"! ‘13} ““5"“ ““1““ pnmcr (”3‘1"“) “d“‘ru"‘*-—.
trul Th~ pruu'lcsr man in town to day
Fur one intoxicating momvnl his fair
For him there was. there couid lic. but
gold dust.
Many a lit of bra» or Il‘ull .
next?
A new ‘iikvu 4"Ul\.e~‘ "min-ls one of a
I’,‘¢j;‘.pl. 14...}. a}: I]. ,- .5
is I"? unc who parades iirnadwav with u ll‘li‘m‘!‘ wavered, but the nmucur pavcd. "”9 lilifil‘ri'mn?“ "l h“.?"‘”‘ ““‘Y‘I‘fli‘d ' filings. platcd ‘\ ill: cold. has been shill :\ pretty pin for faxtnniu: til» l‘llilncll \ll'm'i‘f 0f ‘b‘i‘ll‘il Vim“. ‘la‘h "1 “'lih l"-‘Jk . We see :1 lengthy a: t‘clc going 'lie
ll}u‘!' .31)" c‘pusel shirt hos un furrnt-d of ‘ "”‘l‘hi NW“: .‘lr, l'vrrin? Don‘t my """tum‘ 51“" "WM “my ""3‘.1‘"b~‘" bv rhcm ru inwu‘pwfing boron tlf hie “Ti“: 3‘ comp-N3“ ‘fil “1““1‘3‘0 \‘L‘l “irli :uur lam and r n- XIII. 1 r0uud< Hi i‘ ‘ Pit; 9“ 'I‘fldfil “ml“ t“
alibi“ guiuufl "f “‘3‘ .L'nien. *I‘lil‘llihl will) an}. "m“! “built II :“ I‘I‘lf‘tl sllr‘. \\'Illl it ii” “‘1‘.“ Ir ‘ “Hid for lu‘r.‘ l ("Htu'lri- Tllt‘ : y‘pyu-c this hot lurk!) logs I‘l‘fl"llt‘t“l. I;U\\‘~ illllluunds. ' > ‘ Jilmuk i.lr~r\t'_\’.~. “dill \\ It?!“ (‘rlfllllruy : ‘I:Illiig" a. \\ Iii}. . \‘r r didn‘t read ‘.' . RU
r. d rum-s. and; occasional arrows of a \\‘liI-lll.l0§\ ul licr ucwitchinu‘llr nwn curls. 33“}! '1‘“ “m”! ”u“ a "3"” " “”r‘i'l‘m“ “Tr"? cmr. became ill rhc fart tli: )llyt‘l‘s ul~ A skilllillrfihburl g‘vt in a dark blue em and mar-3- \\'.|I\Ii outs buttoned in. are we. -}rw.ru~~:.5 .V‘ .4 .lznra-m’.
light shade of Phil“. with a high ‘wbnr- “I might cure for yuu" ~ l‘llt‘ tremor Ill ill“; grail“? b “ll‘l‘frl:“fill“‘izup‘l “$.11ng f most invariably 2csl the d 1‘: 3..."; acid. .amrl ring is the must fut-mono dc ougggg. Sclliug at very low privcs. _ 'Ihxmen of till-.«sziargarme . :
cm. :. and a prrple tic. Tl)“ grime nau i1.” “9““ W4“ ""1" n arly his umluingw I‘ll-i l \ ill“ T‘llll‘ld‘.“‘ hint“: l\‘tlll “ “l“?‘l ‘ ‘ur barn u. lly subjcvl i: it to a‘i men: ring. ' Um- of the prcrtiust hits for misses BS’I‘H‘E‘XEP‘J‘:‘i‘;,i“‘\““.“;: him"
2. . . ~ . . .. .» ~- - - . - . n us x ': .. .. : :' r .. -_ .-, - . . . , r .- e-r » . .‘see‘
In: ‘ Lint In lair dcty all romirs. _ Inc I "italic our: for you. but" I couluur l‘ .2 “_ l “l ‘ _ ~ 1‘ l“ ‘7‘" ill ‘ , mtcnse huh 1;... goal 1 “up Amber will b‘ “mm with rir‘.‘ black tale. S the name ”f tlic I‘l‘isl'll.3. It h.“ That am 3 “my“ “on“! “
0:13} rival to this particu'arly nun-1.1 prcatiic \nth lrnxannu. lhink how my lnflt’l‘ .‘ >3‘“l‘~“ lulul“ 1 l“ "'il‘f'"*““”‘_‘““ bus anv urhcr mvl'nl that . ); Eng-led “Mum... this i‘. w n and “.11.... it is a In- I cnmn and flat rather wide. brim. ’ ‘ _..\“ir‘ri.. ,2
..‘ ‘ 7 r‘ .. , . .. . ‘ . . , inle my Wm-ld “w“. y . v \- . . . - on: net. (funi‘t‘r‘l.t‘.t .u‘ own i 15:: 1mm! ~ -‘ ~. . ~ - . -‘ , _ " , * ' ‘ ~ ‘ . ‘ . , . , ~ ~ .
.8.. u . , . . l ltl‘. . \ ,t .l ‘ . . . . . . ‘ _ .
spuuucn 0‘, m. "Hie“ emf-'9. " the . . _ y ht ‘0.“ in! ”N" as 1,... h~ .-..1.1 ,i 1.! l; l 1 “”h u h "m“ ‘h‘im‘ “i I" “‘1 or. “ unnbmcd«arriszn-allv ll h prcttv. I’lhiu bl rck surnh is 32‘1““ :n grea A Burlington “Hull 0 turned a \H'th‘
matrsr of color Is Mr. Barry \\ all s wa \t» speak “H unkznd “uni. but cvcrv turn-hr ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ l - nu. 4‘ “ “ ‘ buy-r was oncc purchasiuxv \‘r‘lllr‘ dust ’ ‘ ‘ . . . .- r l . . - ~ '.~ . - - ‘ ‘
(‘tl‘fl It was built fnl‘rlliin at vmt by left slickv lin-n-r-li‘rints on u dourl should “l‘”n his S”"‘““‘rui si~tcruu ““e*“"f “3‘“ from: a cum nuv of (‘hinw {imp TS ”is , tinrncts have again liccomezln- 1 ”m‘m “WT": mndc 9p. With Whit". and dim-l" If“). 5 hand .m “‘3". 1.“ unlalr nl'tlll’le'.
‘ ' - - ' f..] 1 ‘ 'l i‘ . _~ » - .1 1-,“... ‘ ' ‘ ‘ l“~ '“ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ in c}... .. 9...: and punch... for gun“. plaid wirah. similar to the dough givvu rho was ITVIIILI' to dim!) up a lulgc :u a
muse. :nnl uouul '9 ill“ l‘rldc of M!» l,‘ t n" ~‘ W “a. “bill“: that he and .‘ ‘ ~ . bnlnnw‘ 5 “k“ “‘0’“ “n 3“ “1”“ counter ~ i i I. i H i ‘ 'f n rm i i : licriic whom 11* ‘l~"ul ll '1‘ for it i— HI 7‘-
\‘all'5 fricnds if it wc 9 “u, for flu. fa -l his mutlicr 1.3.} .mm ““1“,“ Ion have the knack of. spoiling mc lv-forc llicm. S” ldcnl. I“, noticed that in: lhc coringe rhcsc stones are quzrc’cf; or l0- s‘ .. ‘ _ x ' 33;; (m I" _ 1,? ‘u " ' ' ‘
\ « . . t. ." ~ _~ . .‘. . . ~ . r. . - . .. ‘ . - . .‘.\— ~ er. [(V
that the sight of ll plunn‘s them into n I M 5:!“ .- ‘ .‘Ir. l'cruu. pau cd, i” “ll“ r “A“ ”mi "1&- llllh ““11““. one o: ,1... (‘lmnuncn had .1)“ “mph“! 10”qu 'Iu le bunmt.‘ “um. . Lu k. gm}. .1 ‘fi
“condition of blin l. urrrcasouiumund \‘iu~
lent cnvy.
wliirr. and over its surface are embroi-
dcrcd countless-miniature rcprcwutazio‘s
of “L Berry \\ all‘x grcat race llor<c
\Yulillowey. with a lock/w on his lack
wearing ’\lr. \\'all\ colors. blue and
white. it would lw pr per, perhaps to
The body of tlic Waistcoat is i
.ahuck.d a! his base impulse. "all he
actually bccn about to rcmaz‘k that hr
might provide sister with :inorlicr h uric?
Sister. “ho. but for dmotion to hisinrer
ests. might now be in ur. ui ing a house
hold of hcr owu.’ Illar. faithful lioxr
quu! i‘uuld hc cvcr rcquile ll\‘l‘ for
those weary years of watching bride tlrc
that‘s llic lrutn." said hr at n-a time. or
tcuraliously limping: Ill} plate with \ rcurn
roast. "Iluw shouhl I mcr gcl alung'
wirlmut you.” . .
“'l‘har ll make hcr fccl that l apprc»
cinzc lu-r. if .lucl docxnt.” hc mused.
lu‘ncrolcnlly; while she. on lu-r side of
the lablc. “as thinking: ”It‘s jiist as l
the balance in which llic dust was to be
wriglicd. quickly flanking mulcr tllc
bottom of it Il!‘ found wluc object slick-
iiu: to il. whirl; proved to be a small
piccc of sticky substance. like brcswux.
It “wig-heal half arr ounce. The oil):
l‘liiluunon bad intellrlqd, of course. infra-r-
the dust was \vmghel, to rcmvuc the wax
The four l of clover is for mod fashL
ionnblc form {or pins and p -ndant.s this
season. The wings of .\lcr.‘ury are also
a favorite design in chr-lry.
Among the nuvcltics in jcwclry arr
scarlet. all shades «f red and rose color.
bluc and lul‘iotropc are worn for
dress Ul‘Cd‘oIHIl“.
A luiscnllcd straw from Bahama. which
i; a pluil either of palm leaves or wood,
full»
t ilSI-od’wilh oral-all ado-nae.
gold crochct books and kuitti > m cdlos 31113035 in shall 5 of ccdur. fcuillc rn'nrtc,
lbt‘ul‘ls ran ,hl'ilV al-iunhc and vrvvr-ttc.
lianfs‘ being madly usrd. ‘ ‘ Notwithstanding the edict of the
; hcr iuws (11.0“ tiuxcs in
The I‘ekin. vIll. > ui:l who was winn‘r
in a rcCent clic“ in;r gum contest u :lgg'tl
sixty Illlflillt‘i.
' Sliebns blasted all hope of matrimz-nial
honors-u li’ah r1»...v -Iarar‘r'fflfil.
A music-publisiiug lions} anuunce“ a
list of piano’music “in Iflk“ to tha ~cu~
shore or monntniux“ If thr‘ sutgwtilm
obscrrc that the uorl‘ "great.“ as used , Couch of his livlplcx‘x‘. dying‘wifc! 'l‘ln- T“:l.‘}““”di " “""ml km “huh" ‘9 ms“ or deftlv ““11"." “Ml put it» ““- “Ni“ Thc fashion of “caring mnumcnlii in qut-n.Ih0 l-irdsurc \\ om more in London i" f"ll"“““l~ ‘0‘"3‘!‘ L'i‘m‘mllfi ’1“ be
in 311.1 {mummy ~entcnc c lo downing )lr. ‘ full mcaxurt‘ ul herself-sacrifice he had ““ on the bottom of tin-balance revealed the th . hair is .1.....m..1,... Jug“! mnr.- ,1... d~ than in l-‘raucc or 11135 country. who“. compelled to take to “he Woods. Bust-1:3
not kunun at the tuuc. but In- llu\\' had i 1 .
Wall‘s ho so. is purely complimentary.
It is not a bad looking;r horse and it hn-l ‘
the rypui \tion of being rather f< nzluf its
"our", the King of the Dudes. but it
nevi-r wins.
It is a curious freak which “)3le the
no doubt that for l‘lisucpa‘s sake and his
shc had discarded .lncl Kirby. No. no;
sister should never be rcqucstcd to vacate
the dwelling; over which she lm l rul 'd 50
long and or well! Au‘. to .\lr. l’crrin‘s
"i‘h. you‘d riiauagc somchmv. .‘Iaylu‘
y u‘d marry.“ ohl‘ vcnlurcd. Iimidly. al-
inmr blaring the Ilutlcriug of the IoSt
t‘limcna‘s wings. ,
“l’olif pulii sister. nothing scents has
likely.“ answcrcd licr brorlicr. in a voice
fact that this trick had often been suc-
ccssful. Thus this cmnpauy. and per
llrlpi others. had gained half an ounce
on ‘lllt‘ buycr cvcry true they sold him a
lot of dint. 'I‘liis trick .nnd others of a
nounccd. and many odd and bcnutlflrl QUOJ la~tc i\ potent and {here is In) royal
\Ii‘slgns arc nu’w Show n in jcwclcd Mimi-sf. will to bow to.
spcnrs. da :gvrs. err. Some pretty (‘urubis
have several’l rue ~ilvcr or gold balls fit
_ rain umbrellas in ~omc gay CHIC". such as
the top. These :lI't‘ arranged among this
briglit‘rcd. blur :in l purple. \lecn those
A new fancy is to have the (saver of .
P-mi.
Little Johnnie. in ;* i»i:ivr-ly ~“Say,
p21, what did Mr; .\I“r;Ili (ma 1 last night
when he sp vkc to For» «hunt the ‘fabric
of a dream." " llrcm n. impatiently-—
similar charactcr aitcrward led almost all . ‘ ' -‘ . ~ ‘ J“ ' r. > u ‘ n ‘ ‘ ‘ .. - ' ‘ - . W
. _ . . . . . . . . . _ « - unlx of the h ur \\ irh bi mum-v effects“- nu- removcd n ilain bla: ur brown uni- . “In“. ue my be). mluu nu . ——
most extravagant coulnnatlon\ minus“ 3 credit by u \l‘llt‘il. that In the :mlur of \u s .d that “us l‘uxzmuu eluded Il’Tet‘lI buyers to put Illi‘ll’ balance scab-s in glass ' V“. yin-g. "and“; 54.1,...” 3 ‘ 'brcll-i is dI\(‘l0i\:‘d ‘ A E Jud-Li. I ‘— ‘ ' I
bl ‘ a~ far as thc s‘iirt bomnh and coils ‘ his pasmin for the lntlc widow Irv CIDxl‘l‘ - - - . .
arc ~unv‘verncd. but rigilly prcxcribps a
'wh'te collar. Hf all the fashions that
have a'llintcl thc r wu this is by long:
odds the mouabmrd. -[i'r:.M'.Iyn Eagle.
- Fainting.
It is surprising how everybody rushev
at ‘l fainting person and strives to raise
him up, and especially to kcep his head ;
erect. There must be an instinctive ap~ .
prelicnsion that if a person seized with
a fainting fit fall into a recumbent
: younger than
his lips upon the disloynl “unis that pcr~ '
chancc might have won lh‘l‘. zelll strmlc
forth from l~er collagen icjcc cd lover.
“If Kirby should Want lloyarma now
as much us. according to um‘ou‘ ls. lii‘
wanted ln-r bcfurc he won! t » l‘al furnia.
for having opened his old wr-u: d nfrcsh.
lint sh.- had done it for Joel's sake. She
mxvl it to .lncl ro nuke \urc that there
caull bc n » luisundcr:tooling.
'l‘ln- Hctnhcr days with their uoondny
pundit“ of .\ :nshiuc and their heavy bor~
(‘2l3fi‘S. instead of having.' them opcu on
the counter.
In the early days of i‘ali‘brnia life
Spccic was not plcntiful cnougli for tlic
nerds of rim-iv. and gold dust waa used
almost cntircly asa llll‘dllll“ of cxchuugc.
The most beautiful parasols seen this
season havc live“ in tin~ ratail ho dc-
voted to jewelry and srlvcrwarc.
havc proveu unite an attractive feature
.-\ "“‘rinklc in .‘Iillinrry.“ g
The dcar girl~ have a new wrinkle in
imllincry-«or. pcrhspx‘. it is an old
wrinkle just being found out. saysa Xew
York lcrrcr. Bonnets trimmed at ‘
““4“
These '
wirh their gold or silver mounted sticks. 5
e
A book on etiquette ~lls “how to tell
aman larger than yourself that he i< a
liar." The best way is :olcllhim through
the telephone. and then go out into the
country for a few days -l-.‘runseJI/e Tn?
bunt. »
a
til-rs- of twilight came and went In a . The minors carried it 3,, Inn-v buck“" . - ‘ lu veils there is a varictv of small ‘tl’ld .
~ - . . ‘- . ‘ - ‘ - “in fashionable cs‘nbllabmcnt cost from 10 - . - ‘ ~ , .
why. II. might st":ilglitcii things.“ nuiscd opium of hope that the clinrunu widow lilll‘rt‘s‘. This comp‘l‘q-d all kinds. of i i s largcr spottcd tulle m all colors. and 1 Uld m‘ntlerian (to mmll boy smoking
he. plodding chporn‘lcntlg along the path
through lin- iii-Lls; “but they say he has
his eye on” his cousin Martha. .Nr-rurally ;
he would be looking for somebody "
sister: she has Ldsd. l
Thure‘s an ndls in womcn‘.“
might yct consent to share lb" \ “medic
sci-ptrc wfth his sister, Mr. I’m-rriu made
a sccoud noposal. only to r.-cci\‘e a scr~
cud decided. though flattering. refusal.
.\Ir. Kirby repeated his call upon Miss
business ln-usc‘ and nll‘llh‘ to have sciilcs
with which ti weigh the dust. “'hat
mm: c nincd money there was in circula~ ‘
tion was cagcrly bought up by the gout
blch. \vho by piling it up in their banks
_ with the name of the fashionable estab-
tu $50. noun-what according to thc stylci
and a good deal according to the prevaili—
ing idcaof the wcalrh of the parent or
husband who has to pav thc bill. 0n the
lining of each is printed or pasted a label
tlicrc "- :1 most fairyvlikc fnb‘ic in flcsh
Culll‘. cream. olive. 0b).. called poudre
dc ri tulle. and aux-flier in a different pat-
tern called spider‘s web. The larger ~pot
Ii slowly taking precedence of the tiny.
a cigarette ~"Littlu bay. don‘t you
know that a great many people die from
smoking cigarettes?" Small boy— 3‘ch
eputf). but many peop‘c puff) die who
:puib don't smoke ‘cnifL—A‘cw York
And the Roxanna. a ld departed cursing fate. and could make more of a dis )lav “it ; . ‘ - , . . . dotted Xiuir lic net. 2 Times, ,
position death is more imminent. Al lover‘s thoughts reverted to the buxom by no llll‘llni loving Mr. l’crrin. whom ln- than they could with the riold dug—E ' {“33 b1 he ‘deaii; glir.‘\$:flfiri2vz§?:i ”"" -‘ E The" W858 we“! tailor. Once.
way a remember this fact. namely: widow. little younger than Roxanna. \‘ct -~"»|l‘lm5"d Pt‘rfi'cily 8ml‘.laimml “'l‘ll "'0 San Frat-(viva! I’m! " .-. i ‘ a i}, f tile“? I~ ‘3"! e :11: ‘ - 5: A Turkish Bath. i “minmjue‘ismm ””915” we"
{aiming is caused by want of blood in i no, more faded than a morning LEIGH: at relations between himself and l’oraumr. . 5*» i . ear 9 th cm‘ 33“" a 1‘“; "t “Erin‘s“: A man who has not indulgcd in a = “gkdbefftlgg’fft 3‘3“.“ “1 theeats
he brain. The 1103" CNS“ to act Willi sunrise. “ 2' .chrluking Mr. I'errin one day walking _““ ' some 0 ”*3" ‘ “m" “ "9 ‘ e‘ car "‘3 ‘ "‘3 9 “9°“
mflicient force to send the us :al amount l
u f blood to the brain. a 1d hence the per;
, on loses consciousness because the func g
r'ion of the brain ceases. Restore the '
parts of the body by action of the
Mr. I’crrin‘s fect had truvcrscd. the .
meadow and ascended the slope of the 3
pasture adjoining the. highway ere liis'
mind caught up uirh them. 'l‘h-‘n he
ridge, it struck me I might as w ll stcn‘.
home from the postodicc. .\Ir. Kirby with
inward reluctance asked him to ride.
\Yitli equal relu tauce‘ .\Ir. I’crrin ac~
copied the invitation, reflecting: “If I
"lIcavy frost last night,“ growled Mr.
Barroom Gorgeousnrss.
Barroom gorgeousness in the motropw
ha is shown in the fact that $250,000 has
bccu spent on high art in half a dozen
Turkish bath has missed much of the
evils of this life. says Luke Sharp. in the
IFct-roIt. Frre Press. I know that it is
customary to speak of a Turkish bath as
a grcat luxury. This is a grave mistake.
price which the dear girls have to pay
for these dear hats. however. breaks tl j
feminine hearts along With the masculine
pocketbooks. They know they can trim
difficulty about the label by treasuring;
. when i e operation is over.
And thcv would revs-l intbe ands.
And glad their tiny souls. g‘
While in the Cloth they'd only bite
The markedgmt button-holes
’ — I ‘1: r In
his mnther~in-law. And what “as the
‘- ' ‘ -.s ‘ ~ .r .‘ ' .‘lf. Iz.I - -- v.~. ~
7- blood to the brain and instantly murmured. half audibly: ‘ 1 wonder am t crv:l, he ll take it that I m mad b w saloons. The principal works of art in l Idlfliiogigs‘rzi‘ill3:932:11“silliettllilrilutglff 1‘ 5 i8 1““"9' I“ the same rcn-e that gct— . Wong ago " min “on! out and
the erson recovers. how. though whether Kirby did call. this af'ernoo x.‘ , UWS? he doesn‘t renew hi‘ 0”" ‘0 Rom the Holl'man'llouse bar-room, with their 5 nious littl . heads have 'got 3.5."... lfhé ‘ ting 3 toothlpullcd 0" a limb 33"“ 03 is hung hunse.f. . I!” “I“ out down 5“"
. the load 18 propelled to a 1 When I saw his team coming over lllc ' “111183 and I “‘00‘! hum“? hint" cost, are thus given: l ' L ‘ ~ i a luaurv—yOu feel asense of great relief “1 time to 5“" his l‘r‘i- 8" “’11" “9 B!
l
heart. ytt it is ~~till under the influence of
“The Ex Dancer." statue by Ball,once
up their la~t year‘s headgear and work;
off through the orchard. Continuum; Kirby. 7 . , . . . . . . . ‘ First you are mt into a room that is comment ofthe brutal “1’9"“? Simply
the laws of gravitation. In the erect po— he‘s in in; neighborhood looking up his é ' “Very,“ assented the other. conscious "13:33:; $13.? filmy; ‘55,; “A“, " tug: this ll'll"gsththti‘°:lgh: the“! “31.11:! i insuflerab‘y hot} 7 There you endure all “#5: "Sh“ ha‘l‘” 3‘" through “i’h
. sition the blOOd ascends 20 the head . old friends. he’cnn‘r‘ civilly passbv liox- 3 of an inward chill. “\Vinter islrpon us. nolli. once owned by l‘nrman. of i "if,“ _e nay. ominxa of“. For}: e. the tortures that are popularly supposed l bxm."~—Booton Adrufnfr. 7
.9733“... invitation. and the supply to . anus; and I wouldn‘t be 5 hind Times in Shall you spend it in Maiur-l“ Carmausville. who paid for it ...... 3.900 g :83“ f '9 “. nnet t “II {min t "3.3;“ m2? : to be reserved for a large and influential ' “I understand. ('lara.“ he said. a~ they
thl‘ brain is dilllini'<ht‘d. _ hi compared - case~“ : ' i "My plans are um‘crtain.“ snarled .\l‘r-. "Pd? “afgwha'fitfi}ou°";gshwiog ' tuna e f) e centriplt t: 't rgm ,3. ll , ingki ’ Viass in futurit-y. Then you go into a : sat in the twilight, ‘ that these is a cool-
Wi‘h the recumbent lm-‘llwu. the hi‘dl'i'r‘ a His soliloquy merged in a low “hum. Kirby; aiding, mentally: “Thanks t) fin-y o wry ‘ m‘ . g 3).; grit oni’;“§"_.dm, ll Pei"? 5 (0:, i‘ room that is still hotter. After that you ncss existing between Birlie Simpson and
pulsation being. equal. If. then. you of iatisfat‘fiun. He had n... bod-the bars . you. sir.“ ' “TheiflivbrF-mrirblti. by viiiééillffii 3,505 6} er. “n "“11, efn‘a “fink“? 0‘ hit) i “I? mauled and maltreated by 3 rud‘an George Hendricks." "‘5 m“ 30:“ replied
place a person sitting whose heart ha . opposing his own an.“ and at the "we. 1 7 “of can so you can choose your own " Moorish slave.“ supposed to be 3010:1110 3f ows t c “"6"? but}??? ”.7 l in pre-llapbaclile costume who twists Clara. as she fanned herself linguidlv.
n. arly ceased robeat. his brain will fail g his fore-feet dcepiin- a' hollow pawfa 1.3.: climate There‘s the advantagi: of ,hav~ “ 3““ out once owned by the supp y u pin-money y (0 cc m“ rom l your muscles and nearly wrings the flesh “Do you know what ice cream saloda
to “le6 the blood; while if you lay
him down with the bend lower than the i
heart. blood will run int} the brain by
1 their impatience. stood )Ir. Kirby‘s gay , ing Pl
sorrel. .
At the s;‘ectacle Mr. Perrin‘s
heart 3
only of money. and no family ties“
“No family ties! \Vhosc fault was it
that he had no family ties?“ mused the
A sandbonghtfor .........
Gobeliu tapestry made for Napoleon
III.. and boufiht for .....
A Harlem cloc
3,000
papa or hubby th- old. accustomed price ; of! vc-ur bones and finally beats you
f black and blue. The men employed at
athe Turkish ha ha are people who are
fJI‘ her “new bonnet.“ In ju ti‘ée to the
ladies. however. it is fair to say that few
they‘re at ?”—-—.—Veir York Sam.
“That is a new parcut lemon squeezer."
' ‘ . - . ' . . . . . . f them 0 this. It‘s worth more t : “id “19 30'1“" 1‘3"!“‘3'9 clerk. in 311‘
more force _of gravity. and in. 8‘1“]: 5 bounded “‘"hm. him. and he clutched ‘. irate bachelor. making rapid passes over '19"? Egg} “wkzzé 31;“- -i‘;-~~a 6"“ :hcm in tie long run to be able ,0 refe: ' soured at th’oawholc human raccand who swag-s 10 a qgestiou put to blur by a
crent quantity '0 "‘x‘h'e commons ‘ the topmost rail :or \‘u ~p II‘t ' \‘houl l/lnslonu beardas if he would mesmerizc am “83 mm . yr"? .an - ‘ . :.wrenk the xcntreance they would like to o n lad customer "Well Idecl '
ncss. Indeed nature teaches us how to be lead m f . i I ' I. .k . i th- .9 ~ h' b “‘1' h s 3“)“ “all“! “ ”"3“" 5‘“- °°St occasionally to ' how much I saved, my. . 11 th .° ‘t Pt! I) y u g y . ‘ z . ‘ ~ ram.
_ _» e orgotttn horse away to the ; 1 PM“ "1 13 "535E. . lg ‘- nf“ 1‘0-V only.... ........ . .uu ............. ”.0“ a..." b trimrn‘in in own bonnet this ““5 0‘ ,9 rommum 3' i‘ 3’89 0“ €89 . I thought I had sceu ct cry kind of a
“‘v WW {filfll‘ng F330“. ‘0' they “1W3!“ stable. or should he by so doing allllem' ! anua have been his wife years ago Falero‘s“Visiohotl'hust‘............ cor .‘ y g .3 h , l . unfortunate individual who is brought ueezer ever invented but that beats
h“ “5 Maseru I "39'! ““00 "35‘0"“! ‘ to take too much for v ranted? - lie do: i but for the necessities of this selliiah Cholm‘m'kiis "3|“ Carrier“.......... 5,0“ spring instead of gorng ‘3 t it “i m ‘3: before them. When a Wrson loses com :11 thin I ever saw “ . \nd th 0
by the recumbent positition into which aired to bob spitable. he desired to bei brother?" " 32’9"?é;m91 Sl‘ndfif' i. Tight to“; 3:0“ figgfilfirggiflix’mistrial, lo: sciousness from the treatment he receives mg; 1,13“;th a 10;“; pe .‘ch Mo“? 51:35
. . . . _ _. ~ . . . - . . - are )0 . » 7 . . .. , , . ~- ‘ ‘
they are tlirou n. l escetdmfilyhosprtablmbut he must not i '1 hoagh I '3 I’m-,1? heard ‘t milled; $055.5. worth $333)?) if" genuine. and for three or {our times the cost of (mg of he ‘3 >P°“8°d 05, “It" being f0“ ed *0 —.Stuteamau.
I convey t e impressron that be was over- Joel. that you are thinking of marrying. valued at 31.10.» while “murmur. ‘ swallow half a pound of soap in the form
Goats.
Apropos of an attempt being made by
a society in England to popularize goats.
the London Similar-1 says: As most of
our tineit French gloves are‘ made of rat
rklrs i1 is not necessary to enlarge upon
the value of kids as furnishing the raw
material of these hand coverings. Nor. I
though the best Morocco leather—the art
of softening, which is still confined to
Muley Hansen‘s Empire—is made from
ost‘ skins,~ would it repay anyone to -=
‘ cap a flock for thatpu use. But asan
occhdonal change of I 7» , 'goat‘sfieslr is
not to be despised. » The‘old animal. We
admit. is not a delicacy. In Wales it is
salted and dried, and eaten under the
name of “hung venison," which
strongly recommended for soup. ln‘
hour countricsit is even preferred to
uttrm, being ‘ stronger food.” an‘l
era-fore more nutritious than the flesh
sheep. However. unless .oue‘s palate
been educated up to‘goat, the feeling
tcr sdinn'er on one of an uncertain age
7 that of the backwoodsman who snapped
a cream He could eat crow, but he
eighty“ banker arter it." No one
hers arm goat any more than he
,fioes after nude. or alligator, or that
, ‘cassee of donkey. regarding which,
_ theoretical gourmet so often enlarges.
the kid asylum-able while a panic
‘ ding. If properly dread, iris far so»
7 .or to either lamb or real. though i-
. not often-thoracic hua'chsnce. on!
final: or Spun. to test its Qualities.
IS“
zealous for a brother—ilrlnw, and thus
annoy Roxanna. Sister we: so fastidl.
ions! .
In unpre.-edentrd excitement 'the
habitually easy-going man debo ed witlr 3
_ in himself regarding the course of con- "
duct befitting this exceptional occasion,
iand fina‘ly judged it best to interfere
, with the probable wooing in no particu-
l Iar. Ace n‘dingly he crept quietly around
to the porch door. with a surreptitious
lance at the sitting-room in ‘smg. A
risk fire of chips revealed to him his
.rather prim blonde sister seated in a lower
rocker bcfore the hearth, and Joel Kirby
leaning against the mantel near .her,
i volubly discoursing. _
_ “They‘ve opened the ball without me,
I guess." mused the skulking host, face‘
tiously. as he hitched his chair along to
the kitr hen stove to warm his fcct in
the oven. “Seeing: that it‘s the first
visit. I must say Joel stays it out well.
anuestionably he means business.
“'hat‘s to prevent? He‘s a first—rate fel-
lowmnd '11 make a kind husband. If I
wasn’t sure of that I wouldn‘t consent to
his having Roxanna. I should hate to
have him take her out to california. I
hope it‘s true that he has bought back
the old homestead. 7 7 Well. well. wouldn‘t
I like to be a little mouse in the sitting.
"froorn wall about thisrtirnel“ ’
ff Coda so 15min! his iris}. a most
astounded little mouse would the worthy
mill my. Wmtéd. 'v A v':
7 "Yonare the most morbidly consolati-
.\lr. l‘errin blundered on. in his embar—
rassment saying the very thing be had
rcs xlved not to any. * .
Mr. Kirby snapped his whip. and trans-
fixed his companion with a glance so
frigid that poor Mr. Perriu shivered as
if he was impaled on an icicle. --
"Your cousin is a fine girl. Joel—an
uncommonly fine girl. I— -I congratulate
you.“ he stammere l, wishing it would
do to get out and walk.
“You are too kind, Perriu—too. kind
by half,“ sneer-ed Mr. Kirby. letting go
the reins of his anger. "‘You‘ve robbed
~me of one bride, sir. and now you want
‘ro make amends, do you, by choosing me
ano‘her?"
“Why, Kirby, what are you raving
about? When have I ever interfered with
your concerns—matrimonial or other-
wisei" cried Mr. Pcrrin. in n tone‘of in-
jured innocence. “You are laboring
under some strange delusion.“ .
“Do you pretend it‘s a delusion of
mine that but for you Rosanna would be
my wife?” '
“0h, he‘s twitting me on old scores,”
mused Mr. Perrin, aggrieved. He blames
me for letting sister-give up herprospecis
in life for Climena‘e sake. Sister would
do it. and she never told me there was
anythingbetween her and Joel. . “When
a manisin a tight place, Joel, he’s a t
to realixe‘his own needs better than t e
needs-of his brethren,Isuppose," he said.
aloud. after: moment‘s pause. “Burro:
sorry ifyoubearrneegrndp’? y j
. cated ........ . ........... ........... 1541]
A resume of the figures representing
the money value of the [collections in
seven places will surprise even the best
informed student of the subject. Th!
grand total is $251,000. and the tom:
for the barrooms is more than a quarter
of a million. The items are as follows:
Hoffman House barroomw $75,000
(3. F. Wildey ......... “ “00
Therdore Stewart....'.'.’... ..... snow
;‘The Etudio“ ........ "nth-8T5" 3),000
I ‘s ‘ . re 11 ,~
“TheBank“......................... . .
Germani-Hall.... ............ ...... 75,000
Total for bar-rooms and chop houses-$351,600
‘ Model Financiering.
vAn A on Arbor, Mich... young-.man. re<
solved that every $10 bill coming into
his possession he would put into the
bank; every $5 bill would go toward a
clothes, etc. ; every 31
cold go for board, wash~
ing. of c. ; every twenty-five and ten-cent
piece to on icec soda water, and_so
forth fund for-his girl, and the mes
for church collection. At the on of six
months be balanced up. and found $9.27
for the church collection ffmdt $30.35
expended in the icecrealn- u‘l fund: he
was three weeks retina th his board
on the 81 fuad~ ad accumulated Just
$20 for the new~ Zothea fund. and hadn‘t
a red cent in. t. o .19 .funduma
Circuit-k ,
fund for buyingl
(bill or coin)Y s
Aimc‘s bonnets before the season is overj
Luck: and Unlucky Days. 1
The following doggerol is a very oldé
Scotch rhyme that is not often quoted}
nowadays. The idea of \\'ednesday being;
the best day for a wedding is all that:
now remains. but it will be seen ewhj
day has its own peculiar trait. The first?
three days of the week being of good;
omen and the last three ill-omened. The;
line“ ruu thus: ~ ‘ i
Monday for wealth.
Tuesday for health,
“'ednosda the bestday of All:
Paris ‘f...’ was
r] 01'
Saturday’no day at all. .
In .Iudca a rainy day has always beené
considered unlucky for a wedding. The?
objection to solemnize marriage in tbei
merry month of May. however fit a sea-.5
son for courtship. is borrowed from thej
Roman pagans. The ancients have given;
us the maxim. Mala: nubent Maia, that;
it is only bad women who marry in May.€
The ties to a marriage may select the;
men and day of its celebration, but it?
is rather a difllcult task to choose the day’
of oue’s birth. 'Yet these, too, have a:
. seen.
of lather, and then dried and placed on
a couch in‘an adjoining: room until heis
sufficiently recovered to have strength
enough to put on his clothes and find a
dollar in one of the pockets to pay the
man at the office. He is then allow-.d to
escape. =
m
Mr. Farini has made us acquainted
with strange personages: but. assured! ‘
now exhibiting in one of the churn
the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. This .partv
consists of “The Burmese Royal Sacred
Hairy Family.“ On the abdication or
expulsion of King Theebaw his dcpend~
cuts were uttered far and wide; and
among
mother and son. who are held to be
sacred simply from the fact that they are
covered with hair from head to foot.
There is no possible imposture about
this fact, ‘or any visitor is permitted the
closest inspection. Frozu the forehead
to the feet the hair is in thick fusion.
especially over theface (which resembles
that of the Skye terrier), where it has to
be divrded in order to allow the human
eyes—for human they are—to see or be
On theman‘s face thehair isenor-
measly thick, and measures in le 11
over seven inches. The I'm“. '
mother. who is sixty—three years of age,
thing‘soyomplately covered wrinkling-’1'
w . is now wiry ng rap-é
W; gm . 8
_ deposed favorites were a'
l
7
“Who is that lady! tell. me sy."
A dry gm clerk inquired.
“She muss to shop so frequently,
I‘d think that she'd be tired."
“I call her mustard pastor."
The other clerk replies.
“For she‘s a counter~irritaot—
She shops but never buys.“ .s.
~”Bosnian Courier.
m
A Shark Story.
The Galveston A?!” is responsible for
' none more strange than those whom heyrs : this shark 3W"? 3 Last summer, ‘9 the
her: of g guarantine steamer Hygeia was comir '
in from outside the bar. a l school or
porpoises were playing aroun the vessel.
when the engineer, “Billy" Brist' 0.
opened fire on them with an aid-foal)-
ioned forty-five caliber revolver. and by
a chance shot killed one. The vessel was
stopped. the. porpoise, ‘which would
weigh several hundred pounds, secured
by a stout noose around the tail, and left
hanging o'ver the ship‘s side, head down,
in the watt-r. “’ithm a very few mo.
ments a huge shark, probably eighteen
feet in length, made a rush for the r-
poise, and. although fired upon, cut. it in
twain, and then shortly offer made
another rush for the remainder. and bit
that In two Just above the tail, which
was left hanging andmade all, do. 1..
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