EL.
sol'rii Nun“ ALh. out'oirt—iltm
‘ *-.;ni;mim
P0l‘l.l'.\li St IENFE.‘
l, :i imbe‘ of oi wars of the .\lpl is
l 'icrurdlii: to l‘rolcsnr ”rim 02'
Ho w Ida .t c La. tll. lt.ily 1". S‘Vit t‘r
lotzil :ll. nl \z..~ti;i lli‘.‘. -'l‘ill‘il‘ total
#321 out i. b -Y~\cc‘t .\t" and him”
"*1— .mlti i' t‘ tlltlz -. l‘!; i Hinged In the .\l. lst‘ll
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g, c c. in ‘ ‘lslf‘t'l rm- is :riii: ovcr time
T.
Ill i'
“Pl '..'l.' lini‘ :1 glutlt‘l‘ l-ttgllt
fo ir in l. ~ out a it M.
“t. Ill“ t-‘l‘ll‘l’it taint of t'ic l‘~ispi.iii
s. :i .» nvu~ pl: :1 iuicnori i~ llt irroitcw‘
The 1‘ :i l l‘- whiz ls' :in cstuiry iicarly
st pr i't .1 TIM.“ Ylin t‘l'lli‘. body ot the sci
b. .. 3. uk th' ~21 ;l| “illi‘ll there is an in
u t. [it vLiapotritn-zi fro ll this gulf i.
-. -' .it thr? :l LI‘H'EIII continually arts,
in : .» it t ct islll‘l'l', (I‘tll :is there is no
'-. . ". vurwn' thi- \V‘nli'l‘ of the gulf tu-
i=i‘ «. inmc and more sulifi l'illh‘. and :i
il-wp «~.t ot n1! is Ell \ 'llf':st' of form itiou.
‘2‘ t .u - this :2 i will b - cut off from the
t i»; lll. tllil Ni .ii llh“! be dried up and
la ..o' in l \:n-i~i\c s It bod. '
tlli nip". ll'\\r‘ been iirtidc to ti\
t ;li3 ot t. ~~ i arm llttlf‘t‘dlii. but tho
i twat ~ hiv «:iiczi .\ discoaragitigl)
u l ran-gi- o: ffgltr- i, l'hc :i'iri-ri h is
lit win-wri-l when it 5c -iiim.i to law! on
‘. > i’lh'~ ~ .it'i. e, and :it other t incs
h. ::.tu iicl ~1lltll...lllr'i\'l~l) at stiti \u‘
t u ,7 l! . p ."i'c i Eli ll it his ‘ cen sit;-
p it it “or f“ ltlllz‘s' Inga. l‘l
- tlt * \\ ll hts t-qujtit' \n‘taic
' i ,lcriio'istrit'ons of tha-
- . are -.i'~ls.li:i -~:urii.~ti-al
l ‘Jl: " I-l try “2' Ilc l:i .tlt'. 'l‘lt‘w‘
: il E‘u. Inc.” Cl.i.\‘l"ll that flatly
- ‘ .. ._ .. pr lr-liiy tlic licgltt :it
1; '2.- moq iv .lii‘l :iirnyris tiltt‘
' t l‘\ .- l‘rl’”«l‘tll!l glow int?
-.y u- yr ll . = l is illuli l't’i‘i.}is
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«1. 't‘ antic i; «lin‘liirgc is pow:
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m i at. l t ~ ~ lll“\\ii:|' c\- ~l r:
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., _ .-. ~ . ~ ,1. Hr kznd of :iiruigo
j" .iptcti' .~. for llic :i.it >ltt'll4
.it; v't rd s‘l't‘llltl“. ll‘n‘ rewrite of
. l ' ‘uia'ul with i'ot'ci‘ “cc to
. ,«-»~ilil~ \‘Ill\‘llilt‘ for c l\ h
'1 u 'l' "rl_ll‘l‘l17l_: so much ptr cent
‘ "It ftu- iii oint'aiu top ~er
rhc~t .\uslriiiii \i'ratlmg ole
.. .r d. i~ 8ilwlll"f‘ intrrmt
r .‘l..‘\lltl‘ll?. Il'llll ly. n tilt-phone
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VANITAS.
When after-long battle the prize has been
gained. '
When after long searching the jewel is
found.
When aftor long climbing the peak is nt~
tamed, ‘
When after long sow-mg the harvest is
bound.
Thou we halt;
Amt we fret ‘iicnth thr~ burden of life.
For wc feelthnt the \‘irtory‘s not worth
tho sll‘lft‘.
To fail in the heat of the ou~rushing rd ‘8:
To lovo'rand rs? for our recompense
hate. .
To worshipaud tind lama is l (we:
. 'Io trust and so also to tile option too late;
- Is our lot-
Eni h a sign on the pathway of lit'cI
Pointing out that the Victoi‘y‘s not. worth '
[llt‘ if H r“.
Our jov. never scenithc same pleasures we ‘
tli night:
Our than never \‘illlll‘ t i their fruitage un- ,
liiai‘rr-d’. _
Our future llP'iVl‘Jhl‘lugS us the grandeur we
. tr -.
sought;
Our past 3o our \isiu‘ii appears
silll‘l't‘ l;
Sut'h i~fato;’
lint if darkon» iheglor'y of life.
Thus to tind that tho \ i:tor_v's not worth
llli‘ sll‘lfr‘. -
but. ill-
Ovei‘ \lgllls that are lentily. lull clou ls
gtirnlysiil; [
liver days that are ligshtsonic. \‘nrox blight-v
ltl4l) fall:
OU‘l‘ fond ‘ll=‘l’l\l\i‘l ga'wt-‘nx blows Boi‘cas‘s
‘ shin;
(iv-w p‘aiis full of pro-iiiu- drops failure‘s
bin k pull.
.\‘u the» ;.i‘
But to ltlt'lllitt IE‘N writivlio" our lilo.
With tho t;i'<~ that llli- \ Mary‘s ii t w ~rth
the sit ifc.
But w:- l\ -k' to a kind \Wh-n‘n the
dull. I -
\Vlii-i‘c lltl‘ ll «vi-r.
l:__;lil~ iiuacr .liru.
skies iievct‘
iiméi' falo. whore the
\"llt‘Y" 'li . h» in never ebb. \vliet‘i the joys:
timer lull,
\Vlit ir- ii i to lurm ni'o fo'iii-l to its uttr-r
nimt l'lttl. _
Happy laird' _
\Vlicre we'll tool lltl‘éi‘l'l‘ll :gu iinNidiii: llft‘
That the victory thorn is ‘ Well \\ ortli llll
llli‘ ‘ll'll‘t‘ l
-—L'£iuv. .\l leirgcz‘. ill Infra." F1? 'c' {'1‘ 'x'.\‘.
——.~.-—.—
WHAT- HE BriIBVED IN.
"’l‘hit'd a great moth of .lctiis, I do
.1 . . . . .
% boys of mine get. to kan their fathers
l
who saw them. their father grew a trye
more staid and dignified. as one begin-
ning to be somewhat impressed with the
more serous aspects Of'llle: to feel that
a man was made for something more
serious than an endless round of cart-less
fro ic. It was seen, too, that he was
more careful not to let the good times he
' indulged in come within the scope of h s
homc surroundings. This much, at least.
1 his wife‘s intluence had ac oniplislu-d.
1 “I don‘t go to church.“ he said apolo-
’ gctically to a friend one day. “but it
. wouldn‘t be the right thing to let those
foe didos. it‘s all right. cnongh so far
‘ as I am concerned. became I know I
:wlicii I‘ve gone far enough. lint it‘s:
: ltz'sl to let the childrcri come up'sort of i
straight; the way their mother wants.“
A most admirable woman this sauiet
;motlier had tuiiicd out t i b‘, as Tom,
I very well knew. and no little Ii was?
proud oflicr. Yet not half proud can igh. l
. Indeed, it was not yct in his appr ieii-‘
sion to appreciate her full value. ll did
f not enter his conception that the ioflwct ‘
which had fallcii to himself in connet-tion
2 with his c.“elleiitly-ordcrcd homef was
entirely due to his church going wile.
. An espccially sensible woiiian.’ too.‘
I .\liicit it had grieved licr inormthan
; words can exprcss that her husband
1 could find enjoyment in pleasures which ‘
7 l at best wz'rc empty and trivolous, if_iiot
‘ positively wroiigfby not the slightest
prtnlant complanit had she ever up—
braided him or striveu by might save thc ‘
gentlest siiggcsfious to lead him to her
own better way of life . i
There c one a ~ad dziy. :ilasf for him.
and still more, :ilns'. t'orihc tlir -«- b’enuti~
ful children. The good wife and tiiollier '
was called away from them. and they '
wi-rc left ilcsolatc i: d--ed. 'l‘lic blow was ‘
a hard one. What how was tile bc
rczivcd husband to do? So far as wiorldly
go id‘s wereconcerned he was niiiplfy pro~
v.dcd. llc'liad ab indaiiua. but not all
the wealth iii the uiichrsc could have
made up the his they ll‘lll sudaincd.
iivcn his~ o d roystcringr l‘O‘tllltllllol‘L‘ con.
t'cswd to each other that it was i‘aw fill
rough. you know"; that in his casc thcrc
could he no doubt that Tom had ‘fstruck
it rich" when he got the wife who wcut
to chur. h. l
\\ hut. Would. he do! A year latcr he
told a tum.“ friend that he must: secure‘
a Sc. onl iiio’li 'r for lib cliililrcii.;_
.“ioii' will iiiat‘ry one that goal to
church!" .
"\lore resolvcd on lll‘ll thzui cvcr."
l "lint you don t :o yourselff‘
! “.\o. ”it: tact is. it‘s t to slow for inc.
1 like to enjoy mysclf with things more
lively. :lltll when I‘vc got one at home
Who p.il‘.~a steady ill the traces, as thew
t‘lllll'i‘llrfi'lrittg woiiicii do. I can It‘l‘l safe
and ix-iizforzable ‘
.reccive l.‘2\)u rixsdollais.
.ch are paid by tic cantons, and their
.iiig ruched til shillings 4 pence a day
. l‘hiiniber {to per month.
’ ceptions. are paid. the salaiics averaging:
could be tied to the apron-atria of
wives who are anchored on a form ation
of church~going principles. we should
have ii far greater number of happy
homes and vastly more peace and happi‘
ness in the world at large."—— Cleveland
Leader. 1
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Pay of the World‘s Lawmakers.
In‘lielginm. says an English exchange.
each member of the Chamber of Repre-
si-n atiVes rcccivra 1‘00 tlorins. or £1“ 15
shillings per month: or for the sossi m
of, eight months £l2l4.
In Denmark the members ‘of the Lands~
thing and the Fotketliing are paid the
same salary. to shillings pcr day. 'lhe
average number of working days in .i ,
se<sion is 145: the total amount for the .
same is £l lii l~’i shillings. :
In Portugal Peers and Deputies receive '.
an animal stipend of £137. l
In Franc- Senators and Deputies each i
get moon francs, or $3.30 per year; the
colonial represtntativcs getting, in addi~
tion. their traveling expenses.
In Sweden the, ll‘CfIllK‘lS of the Diet
cqu ll to £66
H shillings for a session of four months,
l
‘ and their traveling cxpcnscs. Ilcrc nieni~ }
hers of both t lianibcrs arc fined 10 rix~ f
dollars. or If sh‘llings aday if they do
not nttcnd.
lllSWIl/A‘l‘ll‘lld members of the Na-
tional l‘ouncil receive it ~shillings per
day, which is paid out of the l-‘edcuil
Treasury. .\li-iiibers of the State (‘oun-
salaries range from U shillings to to shil-
tings per" day.
In the l‘nited States Representatives
and Delegates inch rcccivc $1.000 per
year and their trai cling expenses at the
rat_c of to‘ l cucc per iii in.
In Norway thc inctiibers of the Stortli-
while. it is sittiugnvhiuh is usually about
twclvo we 'ks.
In Italy ucitli-r Fcrint -r,< nor Ilcpittics l
are paid. but they get l're - ‘pasws ovcr _
:fll tlic railroads in the Kingdom and '
Sl'nll‘ otlicr concessions as to taxes am
p.itroii.~ige, a most objectionable mode of
payment, and long since condcmnc-l in:
this and other countrics whore, similar?
privilcgvs used to bc conceded to lt‘gls- '
lzilors .
In Spain the lltt‘llll‘OTS are not paid.
In (:n-et-t- Senators get £20 per month
and members of the Representative
In all the local lc;i~laturcs in For-
many the iiiz'iiibers. \\ itli one or two cx-
in l’rti~~1a about it shillings- per day and f
in .\u‘tria about ‘3“ sliilliugxpcr day. ;
The ltlt‘ iibcrs of Parliament in lircat ‘
llrit tin, as is wcll lilll)\\'tt;tt‘t‘\'l\'l‘ no pay, =
and llf|\c no dirt-ct patronage. “'erc
the members of the House of Lords pad
; with a \'i-il.and after a little man ruvriiig
‘ removes the veil, and the lady has dis~
thoughtful attitude contemplatingr :lzc
' cxliib.t. thr- editor of llll' county piper
. BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHI‘IS FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES,
Greater than Herrinann-A Saving
Philosopher—~80 was an Es] i-
niator—Rii-e at. the Fair—-
Ilc Dian?! Jump. Etc.
“That Parisian trick—4.1m Vanishing
Lady that llerrmsnn does is a great
one.“ said Jones. “He covers a lady
appeared.“ ,
“That‘s nothing to a young lady in our
boarding house," answered ilrown. “l
have seen ten or tw:lvc persons in the
parlor, and this young lady ionic in. sit
down to the piano. and begin to play
and sing. In two minutes all “the rest
had disippearcd. Talk about llcrrmanrii
Ilc ain t a patch to her. '~—.\‘crc York Mm.
A Saving: Philosopher.
\Vnndering pliisosophcrr—‘W'cs.
in y
dear sir. I've rcckdiicd up that by walk- 3
lug down town to my business every day 3
I have saved {two in the last ten years.“
Iiidilfcrent fellow rwho always rides»—
“Aizd your health is better, too. “
Philosopher—“Uh, run. 11 better.“
Inditfcrcnt fellow -“Wctt. 1 am out
that much. Good day! "
Philmophcr—“Ah ~~by the way could
your lead Inc $5 for a few days l"'—.\'e'w
l‘tll’ni; lr‘l‘dlll' lt‘.
the guand rolled in. As soon as 1 hit
the bed it shut up—that is. as close as it
could. It was close enough. For about
ten minutes I would have swapped
places with any one of the seven anar-
chists and given him odds. When I got
out of that place there was not enough
left of the bed'clothes to make a. respect
able bandage. 1 know. bccansel tried
it. What I sulfurcd you w ill never
know.
”This morning the landlady informed
mc. that had she known I was Sllljji ct to
delirium trcineiis. she would have re~
fused the admittance that gave inc a
chance to ruin t.‘ c reputation of her
boarding house. As I left the house the
b orders poked their heads out and whis-
pcred:
night,‘ and similar encouraging remarks.
—.\'¢‘w York News.
._—_.———————-
A Ship‘s Remarkable Voyage.
(‘aptain .l. N. Armstrong. now in corn—
lumbcr at Port Blakcly for the west
coast of South America, was in Scuttle
the other day. Captain Armstrong will
be remembered an the commander \"hu
brought the ship Templar from New
York to San Francisco a few years ago
on one of the most remarkable passages
on record. After being out for some
time. the captain went to a foreign port,
and for some reason his crew. excepting
the otlicers. left. Finally two English
ships crime in. and from them Captain
Armstrong made up a new crcw. and
after being out four days. the entire
crew. including the captain and his
He was an l61imntor.
“What's all this crowd doing hcrc.’
asked a. stratigcr, a: he found the ~pavc- ‘
. iiicnl blocks-ted in front of a tlroulway
store.
“Why,“ repliid a bystand r. “the
proprietor offers it pri’e for lll‘ closed
guess as to the ii .ziu Icr oi bans in that
b rltlc. "
“llmv are the giic sex running?"
“l-‘rom firm! up to 13,0 HIV“
“Uh, pshawl Why. there, niu-t be at
least 100,000 horns in that bottle."
"Where might _\o.i be from. strangcr.’ “
“I? Uh. I‘m from th- Wort.
of citics from lll“ number of names in tlie
dircctorios.“ - TiiI-li' h.
Rico til the Fair.
l-Iicrylmily. almost. kn -\\s what a
w‘ile out short tip tigiiro Iiilly Rice. the
minstrcl, lifts. \l‘cll. about two necks
ago tat lea>t so we arc inimmetl’i Ililly
“as at an :igricnltziial show in ii inc»
night-«and town, and as he stood in a
and a l’nriiicr p- vet by.
l'vc .
born out little estiiiia ing the population ,
daughter. were taken down with yellow
l fcicr. The tir~t iiiiitc died. and s-rvcral
of the sailors. Th sc who hid the dis-
.casc less violent throw the (load overs.
'1 board. one by one. The ship drifted
laborit without a pil it or iavLator for
‘ more than :1 ye ir. 'l‘lic 'aptain. for two
years, wa~ so violent from the ravngcs of
the. fcvcr that he had to lie chained to1
; the deck to keep him from jumping
3 i-vcrlzoard. Ilc “cars the scars from the
'(‘II‘Illls and iasliings 10' this dry.
1 [hiring the year that t c ship driftcd
: about, tlic second iiiatc,and three or four
of the sailors recovered. but being: out of
sight of land. and not understanding
'navigatinn. they worc powerless to do
anything with the sllllt. Finally the
iduuuhtcr regained her reason. but not
llr't' strcngth- Uirc d‘l)‘ slic .\t‘nt for the
rccouul .\late and asked him ti carry her
on duck, which he did. .\‘hc then .\(‘tlt
for to? father's instruments. find by the
:ii lof thr-ac and licr ktiowlcdgeof navign
tiun slic figured out the location of the
>li~ than took the charts from
the cabin :inl trace-l out a route to San
Francisco .\‘lzc ilicn practically ti ok
c iiiiinarzd of thc vessel and ordered thr
Second Nate and surviving in: tube s of
\‘csmvl ‘
‘Tliat‘s him; he had ‘crn bad last 1
mood of the bark Knlaksua. loading2
3
"iii magic SAGE.
THE BLACKSMITII ASTRONO
ME“ 0!" NE\\‘.\I.\.\'STOWN.
lllilornto but “rise-«Makes Cnlcnlm
lions for Sonic nl‘ the Best. Al-
manacs in Ilic Country
-His Career, Etc.
Right under the shadows of the ('ones~
togshlountains. in tho little_viilage o!
Newmsnstown. Lebanon County. Penn,
lives the blacksmith :tsfl'i nonicr, Lau-
rence J. Ibach. Ilc is a cmnpamtively
illiterate man, but seems natural born to
this special science. "is knowledge of
the heavenly bodies :lll'l the bearings of
their cycles has brnuglit him into use
with scientific mi ale, and his little
1 world has been cut irgml to the literary
centres of our great cities. lie was found
seated upon the front portico of his
modest little home. It is a frame b iild-
lug. one story and a half high. sur—
rounded by large shade tr es and stands
in the centre of the tiling. lbach is now
seventy one years old and has been in
I manstown
practical service as all astronomer for
twentyfive years. Ilc was born in Al-
lentown. l’cnn., au-l moved to New—
in 15:21. when: he engaged
': with his fath-r at tho blazing {org-.- in the
i manufacture of ircn
la lil'S. Ilc speaks
at his loo-pound t l: h lilml‘l‘ with lin-
gering ,affectou. and r gicts that the
sweet intonations in his anvil will never
.ring out from hi“ how. again. The
Close attention toliis c men calling has
fmadc him a phy~ic I “no k and his days
l are numbered. lie is o: m dium height.
twith a well bailt fur :i. a «lean-stisven
iface aiil has an lli'Yl"-l. g):)l natured
:ye. IIis memory ' s rmcwliet in).
‘ paired.
' Ilc remarked the: as .i b »y he had an
rin~tinctivc longing for t .e ~t'irs. It was
his pleasure to sit up lat:- at night and
Lliold ioniniunion \\'lll rlicui. lie thr-n
‘ilready was familiar wizli \‘cuus, .\lars,
lupitcr, Saturn and l‘crvliel.
books~ on the planet“. and this. with a
t meagre school cdnn :tiun. was about the
fJnl)‘ equipment he rec it u l for the great
_SCIL‘IIC.‘. He got I c =r~t iuipul~e to a
‘praczical use of his kll‘)\\‘:t‘dge from an
. .ib-cure astronomer :u Reading. Mr.
tttiach was a journnyii :1“ with him at
1trade for two ye.ir~. when Mr. Edlcxnan
lied and gave into hi~ l and the arduous
task‘of unfinished tilltllldtluns for the
eBlumb Almanac. of .\i c c. N. t‘. So he
.acttled down to study a lift“ little village
by tlic hills, and in: to.» yrurs worked
33rd to manter thc iiifcs of tho solar.
‘ .unar and planetary .yc. a.
3 In 156'! he pnbli licd h s first calcula-
AS
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He read ’
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‘. .t 1. in il 1.]iirtt thc snow tl-o 3‘" “1" ”mm“ a "H“ '“ \‘ill‘l‘V *‘ll‘W‘l- "un- -\ I“ I." “1“) “Ml b‘T” “‘“lcwnat lttt“t and Senators tlii-r \‘ll'll‘ll‘\ would “Hi“ “we" 1 . r the direction in wii'cli lo S‘lll I‘\'t‘l'y 3f 1““ "l”“k’c a“””“‘“"'r “'“rkc‘l nut
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l""‘ M; a ; . ‘l in“! “A”. ..~ ”I” . top, 1 i ld ‘h i‘ .i t .t. "hull” 41.1 mum,” A. iiitim lit with lllfi‘ \\ .fi_ .i iin moor of thr :itiuitlttl to Lats.” o, and tho rumiibors of ”Riff" «it‘ll iii‘Nm‘l to" ‘iliicxitin-v “‘- day tor months sh“ would he “”39“ 01 into ”pm but on] ”A _. _ "3mm". Ilur—
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:t' .. .. .. n a! o: inr-ury per rum . :.nd many ycuts n'uwsmi u‘ l w.» instit. or lllli'lllt‘ of church attend-iii c as your are l“ tlicti (‘Js‘l to dctcriiiiiio thc victim, and , aim to -—.——" I‘M“. The dam: ”SM“. m a quccr lit» thanks. .
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. .. ~ . 5 ~ . . p . , . . a . l . An exprrssion of profound groom on look d toht .iil o. thr stuntt-‘i \in \tJl‘ . . , . ~.
.. » .l |.-zi-- in t p.~r (i‘lll on ilt‘pH‘ll‘. {sort A in in cm dept-rid on cu. 'I‘hi-y duct when out (it lcr sigh: .“ himselft \ the court. and the convicted it“, fave of a ”cw,“ 1.2.1 to pump}... \ .1; thg. .1“. (1.. {and was in} age in...“ . kayal ”bi‘Tvm‘“) 5‘” ““3 work h”
'i‘ - ‘ " 'zlfojj "l Noll ind. as tlii r" at ‘ keep things Slitliu‘ht at home :t‘. d bring 5 [tire was a iicwa~pcct, and at tii'~t lic ltl‘tll die by proxy, while the family of “ripped a tnl.‘ of sorrow and 5m!” my a mum.”- called to see llll'. lfirlrc“y‘\s ““3‘mllcd 1‘” l““‘°"_“* If“ “1“ mm PW"
l't‘ i. it" .. 1 in“ late-u llic hulk” tlic children upright. ..\ man can fecl thong-tit it wa~ :i very ti-ulislt aspect. not the ilt‘t'czisml enjoy the proceeds of the' up" 1 look inournful'“ rm ask-ml "lilo 0f “hm. in“... from marina. “1.3mm”. ? ”"3 sum total "’ h“ ;”‘“”‘l ”will?" 1‘
4-. ‘ ““4 ‘_ l“ -“ ‘|“ ll“ n s‘ ‘l- “"l "~ “4f“ “1““ l" ‘ 4"”) lb" ‘3 Q “l" 0“ '1 ““L l l ‘1‘) I‘Hlll‘ Ill‘vlr- . “15 cou'd not "mic!" :Ii‘l':\l\§.:C‘-Hl lll~ ‘ 1 I bear the appearance of a lll‘tlt wlire the \iail‘s,:iiiil huge 5 up li0\t‘\‘ Civtllxilati'il {Hm .“p ”1%!“ ling 5m" l“ I“) ," I'CSI’C' '.
it is .' .tl..il b i'. l mg. til I lixgow and i'.tl that tlicy won‘t be running into any of stand the idea of a m it l).'ll.j_{ flllli'll'tl)ll' . ———-—-————. - soul has bcen critercd l“. the iron 01» ad muncmus crushed somethings wlizih 1 of 31cm \ork, pay I. in $1! for foug-
'll-l . ;.l in l it: in h ir‘t‘ lls‘ c..-:yoli -rc. the llllllllr‘il‘ll arci‘ hall :tllil lu-vr gfl'tl-Il to the same rules of moral conduct that . A l‘stl‘alrl'iutll “lining lllf‘ R01tlitls.“’ \‘L‘rsilv.’ \Vcll. that‘s the “a“. 1 fer-l. » might 1“. ust “S paulticcs “‘r drinks. ; Valli-“l'EIlOIlsi'll’E‘T‘E’: I!!! all“‘§"~‘l’.ain
1.. n v. .: in .o. .\- ll ind are grin-Hilly folilialrncss tarit n ‘Tlll‘l up < ‘glllt‘ll 1n llls~ tll'u ri-iluzrt-d til :i Woman. .'\lt\l lie s.i d I, ‘ i ..\ ..u know i "mud 1F.“- tn-fm-e rm. She said that herb; w ‘rc gatliri‘i‘il :i .r 3‘ 1” 1m? “01,1“! i“ ‘1': one c‘ tug.
s l. I". t a lrrl.\l' ~ ;. Vire l‘tll‘t‘t‘tl-‘i‘ arrive to '\ Iui 2's l'o‘uc l\li \‘(‘ll b we s . lliit to ‘\ll his ‘tt‘fi‘tillll‘l‘l ~ "rid ‘ a l ‘ ~ ‘ D ' - ' ' - v ‘ ’ < ‘ Z ' I I'll. . s ircwi til‘llll‘\~ lKl' man wn a
" ., . ‘ ‘ ~.. - , ‘ t - -> . ._- . . t ».> .~.. illdl‘ 7,“. i.. ,‘ -‘~, ‘I ' I . :. . .. , I, .. ".‘v :‘,. ‘.~.~ . . ... .1 ‘ .
. l ‘ u,“ Hm M”! Hm” com .anus and .muv ”mm 1 “mm, A may be a” h‘zmlm” in.“ ”m Huh. “mm? a "Mr MI. I Rho .lmi pli )l.i.(cl wastryuig to Mt ngaine. ttrdiy. “(ll lint by tm unfit‘i..,, x. ml, tntitabouts, liut‘ in (Vtry l hie ii . ufortuucout 01 the r.- srl‘. but tlicm vdcst
r n- ilx‘t‘ wi' 'l ‘ w 1'. s. > land too l‘n\ f.~ let lil’ . - t ~“ " t 1 t W ii 15“ ‘ lll‘ll at Point :lll l‘riucc. \vhcii the gamc‘ marks 0‘- 1“! l‘ll“ lim‘ll‘hl“ 3”“ “‘0 [Wt "“‘l Ml‘l‘l‘“ NM“ Innsy, wintcrgreeii, ' blacksmith is con‘c‘xt “illlfl bu‘c living
.. .s.... . ...r_ . 3‘ 5‘: .4 . . ... . . , . _t . . .1 . i. . .. .
fi_ idciil Alp 1‘ _ \ . .. 1‘? ‘1» . “‘1. {1‘ “ml“ 7“. "ill“.l J "H“ hf" ‘ 1‘ ".01 :4) “Wk pp“. m 1mm“, and pveked 1m“; that she ictaiaul my trunk im a gage birch and elm bark cometrom (onuccti- ' “Yes 9‘ he so . “the world is 'nll of
.' - . p. , .. r. J: \l um .i \\ in go to L lillCll t It .iu (h. (Lit in If h ofsirgiia d .o the Q“. ‘i“l . 1 the l‘ft c 'elii - l d‘nmour I supposei l soiwlit the sccu‘ ‘ ”1 and dillcro ” I‘ll.“ of New York;. _ . y . _ '_ .
t .l.... .‘Ii.., l“ . “ u. T' ‘n. it“. \t . 1‘“! ‘ H. . ., . < » ... - - . ~ . , _ J» L K _\ kl) L ) l. _ t . a , on icy-tutu)“ (lu'uiiml l 0 'sCWfiPS plant
’ "'r'l" "r "‘"l - “‘ '“- \. "”“‘~ ‘ ' ‘ ~“ ‘ ‘ ' -‘ d "NJ NH 110 to. i nun llli. ol the man she Mould MCPP! . . sum of u West .\iile boarding house The (“I‘lllp in "Tell iluiint t‘cs can he found ‘ l . ' ‘ h. .
l..-'i mim'il tz‘ .tlFIiviJnu of {hi 4 to l“""' “‘r' “W 'nll“h vou lamrli and must b~ inr-n in return for h 'I' own I" . v .. . t l ? .1 i '- ‘ ~\' tr: . l \I‘ . h its . l hm“ m Lo" the h 'n‘ for “mm-“1‘0 the
‘ ' j ' 'g ‘ k - l' -. ‘ f "H 7 J > b . y ._ . . \ . 'k f ‘ v 1. l l‘ ' _ l room ls theisaul .inr tic man w to or. u« in . cw . Lrscy llllt . .issiic use .. ~lII_\ s‘ed ‘liould shoot ,“0 m “.h into the
H U “m“ Wk v ”I“ Mi PM“ ““th“ {:0 c Inn in “I?" m“ many “l“"l‘ml ““"lcwnw l'unt) ““1 “"Nmm‘dwd l"‘“‘ ‘ (aunt mmo“ m “a “)0 peeked; bias the other half a wry nice fellow. white oak bark in “nine. ll. takrs weeks ‘ b ‘ ‘ - . - ~
h ‘ l _. H .- I. ll‘ IN] “.1,“ t!.i-*t.«li~oa t.‘i':‘:i-' runs and l‘ltiiit‘d lives grow out of pit k- ('illlt'S. . out by a game cock the other day. 1: l - stalk: cucumbers are won in helium.
i)
lintl-rrui ll ~y~t~xin of twh-grapliiiig bn
in; wivvs I‘ro‘i: lrcc dances and .N'i ii lav
.\t first 'l‘i‘lll vowed to himself iliit hc
'servcd him right for trying to set this:
.\‘ight before last [went home early. and
when ready my new ctiiini boldly up.
for them to get dry and properly cured.
i the twins. forthcii lhcy will hang fuller;
- ~ Ilircli bark sells rapidlv in New‘ York . . »
- . -~ ' ' w ' ‘ -~'< . - . . ~ - ‘. ~ - .. - ‘ ' ~ x . . . . . ~ . ‘ . is c stuck in .\I moans. the butler
‘“" v m “I ._ “A H 7‘ :1“ m 11”: 53+ lili‘l‘i‘ ‘. l-lu'lf ‘ l ‘3 "‘"fl‘ “"‘}“"“ l-l “Wild Hot t» H lmnscli down to any such ”“9“ ”mm ‘33“ pronclied an innocent-looking piece of she said, as it is used particularly for :‘finrkztr‘hem «row \I\- tch and tender:
t moan oi Pinon: Ielcf—traplno It! :i ”ll" '1 1 “l‘ r.» ““‘,".‘ I S n 1 do Ni nnnmnly' giving way to a woman‘s foolish III. furniture, and alter ll little Spatiu" “will"?! MW“ “9“" V vflnwcnt in ihiiitril iiil tlic \'irwin ti;
“3”" "H I” "“ ' i ” “f "T.“ “um and 'cilnl‘ .iu‘u' ‘“ l’“ l‘ A “I" ”N“ am“ i“ Whiin. .\s he inorc and more olisorwd. The ferocitv of the game cock at ccr- . {01‘ turn: lct in with tight and aft “ l‘hcre Is :\ remedy for sl“¢t’l°‘5"t‘3\ ' “le»: them Ibloom more nbuiiiia'i'li"
”l" f‘“ 1‘?" “““l‘ ‘ll‘l‘ “l ”WW“ “‘ll’)‘ Wit? ‘ r‘ " ., ‘ . _ however, that the lady was linsscsst‘d of tniii seasons of tho vcar was strikinnly i and brought to View a Comfortable the dame continued ‘ in tlic c-iniur-ii 3 ‘ 3‘ . i. . . ' .\ ' i )1 ‘ ‘
ur ? w 0 wt 1‘ - il- fv'- - - k V 1 Anti hr did ’lo the i-icrc-irl m- in.“ . u . . . . ' ‘ .. . - . . ' - ° . " . .’ . in rIllln" must be p..i.it- d in - rlcs. t 6
~ «ll -I ll" .. H ~‘-‘ ‘ ” wt “-I' “ll 1~ _ . . - - ~ ‘ l - preciselr tlic. eucllxntiunititics he espc- illustrated at t amt in Prince recentzv l bed. I had never seen a foldinmbcd lions. Anv one rain" a pillow made ~" - .
o .' lZ‘l-‘l luring \\‘.llt the ri-Hular ll“l l c “ml “‘lUllhllltii‘lfl of his cliunis.the iovi il. ci~itlv ilcsircd in a mother fur ill-i (‘liil when a (‘nnndi-in fiirnicr had to kill and 1 UNION Mill “‘3“ ll 1:”!!! “stilllillt‘d “0"“ “ml“.“iu “‘3‘ b; ‘9'” restin" u“ l‘ rum. to grow n h“NIL inull Nina-1:231):
_ .-\ . . . .. _ ., _‘ ‘ _ . . t - i ‘ . ~ - ‘ :s ‘ rs I ' . . ' '
... 2h.- mn“ 1;}, in...) "will ut all pus; TO-llt'lxms. ilv\':i-rii:iy-rure 101l.\\‘llllllztil l mint not be made mi u: go us nee 0
all his lit-r gone in f. r urci'y spe:
drcn. he finally gave the requisite pledge
of those noble bird. in self~'dcfensc.
How ever, I made no remarks but t iiriicd
beforc going to sleep. I liaic tried them
“”4”“. "0 “Si “" "-‘ “ ‘l“‘““‘".V “'32:“ . “m “f .\loit he would niCUllli‘l‘llY his wife to .- . . in. l.:i~t nialit inv churn was out. and tin-self. and makea fresh one even six ‘ ()ctobt‘f tohtur‘n‘it linden "limit. must be
cl. . ll'llll :. in C -tlsi:\lll (‘rllllllllllllllll Ll "00*“.“1'3‘3‘3’ ““1“."“Wm1 "Ni-ll! 1111‘ UT church at least. once Ollt‘ll‘Stiltbtlll‘dln‘. ‘ . . H . - I didn‘t kiibw what to do. I luafcd months. and I am not in the least rim-v. ' “"9“ m " crtglit “Fl"- ant utr newer
““ i‘ '1‘: ““21”!“ "“ ll ”m” 0f “-7 The lpursotis and “'h,“"l“‘ “‘“c‘l 1“"?5 “Neil. ' "l‘oor :hapi“ said his old churns. ' A (’“nudl‘m. farmer ““3 bind the around the room. now and then casting ous and w.ikcful as old liei'sonsnrelikclv "cut‘in the “uni-”30:“ mimic“. .' ted
m Ll - of lltls nu ["3Il ui :i~ n prevmit‘ivo Clllll‘k'l‘ Emmi! "lilk‘Sl‘ll‘F more l'l‘Ckl’s’SIN “now he is show of his lit-crtv. tied to . 011“” (lay by 1““ ““9“” game cock. A ii glance at the folded bed and admiriniir to be. For a time ipiiisain wood, wild ' . 1" u all superflutioln. . .l‘" :‘ "Pm" “
“' “' ' *3 "-* "” ‘lnélii‘ l” k "“Wl‘ “WU“! “m" ”ll-V . “f ““0““ ““""‘“-" "““Tin “ lllt‘at‘TWI-r‘t mast-fa llill‘ll‘far‘CijJlltll‘t‘ll‘ “m“ “N” knows when he )3 SM“ from I its (‘Ollllldtllluis and air of gentilitv but cheri'v bark or chutinu wood will create ‘ wrtli emphasis... " l 3‘" ' .casops; o
l- \. . p, ‘ .m M. l. w“). it in use atrain mcmlier of th- l c v. .\lr. Hraci-Iy‘s church, ; quills: fanatic. ‘ ‘ harm. . ' - ~ weather and it little attention make t rings
a: Li=t in o .t frtl‘ a ‘m i mile run and to
5.. r'mv r_\ llll h of it~ progress to the dis-
tl \\:l!lt:fltt«\\l}'\ Was note I for t‘re solidly
nor on; a pact of hcr face and strict ob-
llc‘ll be in :i lui-rtic asy—
lani In less than si\ months." ‘
V. .
One of the most brutal exhibitions on .
somehow I did not feel like tackling it
all by myself. lint it ll‘ld to be done. I
an nppctitc if taken properly. Many of
my peoploclicw gentinn \vos d in phi c
.grow. The moon has only power on
" ‘ ‘ ‘ . . r.- tidcs. 'Tlie sun is the mother of all
law were lltls‘l“l\'t‘ll. ( crtnmtv, a . . . remembered that m ' chum had first of tobacco.“-—.\'rm lurk (buimnwai. ' m - -
l‘ ~‘ l” “ 211...”: ~‘“"t‘l'l"‘rz- V» c or: 'Vet. serinzicu of the- Sabbath. great Chance came over him That wa- ”“0“ ““5 m" "gm “t Pm"? “"Pnuce‘ ‘ lifted the top I didlliat Fur wlinn l ‘ '————'——‘_ and alleging: I‘m-‘9” in“ 0‘1““: 1“"?! 3lb0
. ~ . .. a . - . ‘ _ I , . , ‘ f a . . . , ‘ ‘ .‘ ~n- _ l . ‘
yo .::»_r a; in w tin . rm be .. comp} ~hi d h). .-\ nice-lookingr woman: to be aura. and “mm...“ tothe least observant. ”0qu . (. niiadii. .i fr“ days ‘ago. bath an n . I" go it came back with a slam that ; "standing Room Only." g.0uti\ . an not into 3 Bus. u M
lltr‘ r dtlt‘ltt‘u -y.:. m ..{ (“mummy but sir-tidy. With not a bit or nonscine about brawny farmer. With his hands tied. and -
this dc- icc roilrit (M tliechincm of
by l’llllsltlll on a r-~.ilr.»nd alum t to a
(’li l.i--. .\ grczit fame appears to lie
hymn: it. —1.‘.ri.’inly li'- rich". ’ ‘
in 'uzv
her. .\ rare coral lmuselc opcr. too. \vho
kept. he sl'lf and all things about her in
the very best. of “zipp‘e-piu order.“ 'l‘lnit
ll‘l longer the lo‘i‘stl‘t‘lng, free—andeasy
'l‘om. Too old carilplayiug. ilir-:~-tliro\\'~
ing. iiiue wasting haunts lost h's prcs- “
'ciice. No more was he seen in thei
ll ferocious game, cock. The bird had
been trained to fly at a m-ni‘s eyes. and
in the. fifth round pecked his left orb
into giblets.
started the baby owned by the second:
floor front into a wild symphony of woe. t
Then I sat down and thought. To gain ?
time on the bch‘iindressed. Say, did
Medical odiccrs of ll: alth seldom spec-
ulnte as to the statistics of the future.
but Dr. 'I‘idytof lsliiigton, has enlivened
his report on the reduction of the death
116,1an (.6 77!”!3.
Badlnege of the Ministers.
There was a meeting of the preacher.
mu h was Cluttedml; onlv us one of the —’nois\' hrnwlinu upplina licer- rudens After thirty‘nino bloodv l it st“ ’ ' ' ' ‘ ' i ' " ' ' ' f I ' hburn Va. and when it I'll
_ y. .‘ 3, . . . .- . iike on a (hill last iiiuht! ho?» . ~ sh tl l 0 ‘53": 5‘ ‘
..___.__...__.g-__ boys put It. "too thundering orderly! A on Siiiiday. Ilc now might refit. and rounds the. human brute caught 1‘” i \Vcll. it {vat 3’Indced, it wasrcold. The 1 it‘s. Isotkcblagggb: Sittinii‘qpiguidiofii breaking “I’ Dr. John Ilannon could not
Gallic “It _ “nonme 10M 'l‘om‘ll have now. We peaceful «.uict from the cm.“ of the. feathered adversary betwccn his teeth ' g y 9‘
.\ fond parent is looking over his
dun .litcr‘u ~h~uliler as slic writes a letter
i use of lit-r friends. '
"linw is thh.“ he cries. “is it pissi-
shall see him crooning about With a lace ‘
as long as :1 Eddie.“
This proved a mistake. So far as outci‘ .
appearance. was. coiiccrirc l, ’l‘rful lo~t I
none of his ohltime ‘ol.ity of speech and ,
work‘s business within the blessed safe
guards of his own fireside.‘ And when. l
with wife and childrcn. he walked toe
chur h, no more beautiful picture could
i rind bit off its head—Omaha Bee.
Plenty of Claimants.
When Lord 'l‘om Ilra~sey was in the
Bahamas. in order to ascertain which
combination of that fact and my abbie~ :
viatcd costume urged me to renew the
attack. This time I pushed the top past ‘
tlie' center of the spring, and when rc— I
leased it went on with a noise loud.
as to what we are comin to if we go on
multiplying and replenishing the earth
tit the present rate. .\t'prcmriit iii l-‘iig-
land each man and woman and child has
an average elbow room of 1} acres.
find his hat.
Acrcc, he said:
"One of you Baptists has my hat."
“Then,“ said Brother Ari-cc, "your
but has more brains in it than ever be
anvwiici‘c hc soon. And as time sped. (-ugucrh to arouse the pun in the room ' 'l‘l . . . fore."
. . . . . . . . . nit altmance increases. annually, for
. 1‘ bin that 3'0“ ll" "0‘ “WW 3‘ W“? “4“" dfmrerumt; ar‘d he seemed to retain all ' m,‘ and he found that a“, influence of way tho Gull btrcamyas built, hothrew mg. 0 hall. ‘ th ' ° - - u' .. . A fews do 3 after that Dr. Hanson
r “v... , ye r. h:i\\‘ to spell yo ir own hisoldpleasure-lovingdispodtioii.\l'!1cii- ' ' “C h by at. “me I wasrcck “1 place 0‘ ‘0: (’0 p.rson~ on, January! y
/
(“w p. r uric."
h ltil‘ll. :ipn. what difference door
aver he in t the boys he was as k -cn as
over to have a good limcz'noithcr did he
i the church going~ he had always soon to '
be so guild for a woman c malty feliniiig
and excellent in its e ccts on it man. he .
overboard ncouple of hermeticall sealed
soda water battles with a little ag and
button on top. Each bottle contained:
less. I seized a strap and pulled. The
whole thing began to come. I strapped
there will be 10,150 on December :3 . If
this rate of incrcnce is maintained. in
was passing by Brother Acree‘a you!
get? and when urged to come inhe
su‘ :
. it “33;“. how 53‘?“ 3.3-.i‘ar‘xiily name: I fall into going to otiurcli._ Un the lattcr i tile=sod the impulse t. at led li's secondI “'th that “‘0 finder would receive ’35 lvi:iiialliwnrday flgrfinsifiterfds (ligl‘digg‘ng iiicegdgfi‘xaiioiieoxitigpxiiiii’h ‘llilii “I am on my '33 to preach."
"a going ‘0 Change u m a couple 0’ mu" 11° remarked ”9° ‘“ “m“ ‘3‘”‘5‘ i “'3“ to lth-l 11"“ into "I“ PM“ 0‘ “W‘Sion f°rwardi9$ i" t° Lad Tm.“ "Id 3" utled. It came. and I went. But I present time and in iwenty gcncutiona “Y0“ “a" thr" "’le- Ema“
yea-a.“ ' deuce that It Wis all right. and a mighty ; truest enjoyment; and, albeit. ho'e were 3 03d“ ‘0 “lama“ Q1" “51‘ 0‘ “hum?“ idn‘t go farcnough, and thebed cauaht we shall be 2': 230 000 000 ”mug. that Acree. . ,
_ p , . . ood thing for a woman to go to church. itlmse of his old chums who still won. ‘ tion Lady Brassey inserted i: facsimile me. I w“ underneath. The Char-lesion is to say we, shill tilt “tbuut an“! “So I felt for ‘10“: ‘m‘n replied
. 1N A‘z till; office of nphysician in the Rue ut too slpw and htlm~lll‘llm for a man‘s dared that he could have been “led by etching 0‘ the “W mm" i“ 1‘" new man on the floor below dreamed he was worlds asylurge as the p‘anet in one corJ D“ Human: “bl“ “Ml-3° huh! 3 a n.
'r ‘0 re ame: . en oymen . ‘ . -
P..tient~—"(‘sn you tell me when will
I be sure to find the der-to atonez"
Servsnt -“Youwould owellto ccmo
during his hours of consultation. uion-
Still. it came to be notrd after awhile
that he was not exactl the old Tom. As
the ars rolled by an three handsome
chit we began to accompany their
the nose by a woman,“ most of them were
: free to confess that, after all. he was
t more of a man. ii better man, in fact, ‘
l
l than he had ever been before.
To one who asked him how he ever
bank. About a week after its publica-
tion the fun began. Soda water bottles
came pouring in b rail. van and parcel
post. until the bee yard at Norman-
hiirst became impassable and bottle racks
at home.
“.Well. when I got out and took an in~
realm-y. I was minus considerable skin
but the accession of in eyebrow hal~
her of which we are now crowded. Dr.
Tidy wants to know where our posterity.
is to and standing, room, and we fear
there is no one competent to solve his
._Richm*l Religion Ham".
_—————— ,
"these news per: ‘5 never. get done
. , . . . anced things. The was open but riddle. It is one consolation t th' k itching into ° u” “"
leur. between two and four. 1].; is mother to rundnv-scliool. and who were came to let himself be tied to ‘ woman‘s at a premmm. The lot are now to be u. ‘ddl ’ ' o in ’ " said hi r; Pia-.1150,
. ~._ , . ' . l . . ‘ . "ll 0 W way. below the “tango. that that roblem will have to be solved “NF". °
$333k“ alone then. Translate.) by Iso nestt clothed and well behaved as to . apron-strings. he said: 1‘“ thflp- M‘ V‘WT. muufwtmu. But I was too impatient to be particular. not by III at by our descendants—M than“! “ "I "9°10 “'W
all fort the admiring comments of’nlt‘g “It the chief bulk “Jun-1.41 men take nodal—London
Withzconsiderable emphulal turned out
1.1: ounce.
in Greece,”ina My 9"-
r16:
Turning to the Rev. 3‘.
the other day, I have changed my mind." y
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