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Others of Uio crew a-i
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II
f-t ns. and otn breath e.-nrd rotten. TVo It
fcy and larg. are rrere pretty badly off. All our
hme-juico was aucideuialiy deatroyL-d, but the
captain had n c-unle dozen bottsse of Atihi
ti:.irniLU and eavo U4 tt.ut. Wo recov
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broutrht about by any other treatment for Scurvy,
and ro T: :n a fo "1 dal of ft. Beeinr n meh
lhn In ycj-ir Almanac of your Sarsaparllla boics;
food for tcurvy, I thonirht you ought to know of
thle, and so s nd yon the fVts.
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lad to Iiro In tenia. Belm? undir canvas for
such a til r ',,'bt on w'.nt Is cali. d In this
country viddt-sorea." I had thoeo sores for
some time. 1 wae advised t i take yourRarsa.
par ID t, two bottles of which i ido my eores
altfttppar rsrpWIj , and 1 am now quite wvll.
Tuun trnfy, T. K. Houan,
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the only medl rlne that era'.lcat"s the poiin r.n of
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Kue-jmathrm. and nil ita attendant aches and
paioi. Tbe?e nrertirrp'-y ilain Facta Wo now
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' . . in . '' ' l lll"!' v :an
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I.MA.st ti,. a prominent tner
I Mo., who v. ntes Feb. Jf.r :
v two vear" aao, I tried tjard to
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. -.1 I. o.v -e If. fufterfTl with
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tldAre, Row I want the asjencf
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n little book. We send It fret to all who astc
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oI wh.cn :
leal pi-
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Isjeience. it
1 Ti ton without f-n.il every caseoi
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r.d refe. -nces to actna r: lit
.r oam BMltai ,,r County, write as
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VUATHYS TTTfl r-y OfKI
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onel
lotV a), on h tritt
tho ram . "u, ffi
8 nnoT
.tch, tfttla
."h 't soy? tlieclo' V ivh'-i !t rik." two?
Ixve (iinl, littlu n,c, l i! 1 'l love- youl"-
ToJi rr.o sortlv whnt 't whtfipan at tti
It le. ' nfTt-r litt'e children t. eon- i
roo.
Then. como. pontic lasafca, an.l wonder no
uxorw,
'lit' tho voiro of tho Hho-.ihcrd th&t trills joxx at
four.
Aiid oh. let f.nt youn t honrt gluMy levtew
w Men .t ecaoes an -wrtii, "iol !,le& you:"
at rive.
Anl r-mo-mror nt sis tbsjt the fad'n? of dav,
Ihut " jtonr Hfe i. a rapo that anaaeth swiy."
And
"Of
What Hays
aerenl
such hi Hie
heMren."
thi
It "'rik
t'lO
kijiBlom of
And what sayth,- olock when ltf-r!krs "larM?
htr.vn, str.vo to en tor In at t'e lioautiiul
Kate."
And loiHtew, still londwt it ooii nra at ntnv
"My son i;lvemc th a heart or thlner"
And
"Ho?
rooh ho. the
aponst-sw at ton,
i i anna, atriwii!'
lima In the iiu'i ;st
And load lot yrv.r voli - rlntr it olevi-n,
"Of I'm h h ;ho ktndom, Qte kingdom
huttv -n."
ViThon the doop ntroke
word sh&ll rlni..
at mfdrtti?hr. tho watoh-
"Lo. those are ruy Jowoia. th-
thesa aatth tho
assojs"
- LPhlhsdelphta Cull
OT.'JLr A l.rTTLE T111X
BY SYDSKY DAVrjt.
"rictnrof! Plot ;-.. .-"
Four little cTItIh Wi re on thclT w.ty to a
photograph rraliiiv t, mv,i t!.. !r p1 fa
taken. It wf,s phhj t,, ajsj that it w tw wins.
thing of an event to Qaam Krory bow
and rullle and looping weD riiooly Hrrangod,
their pretty hair braidrx) with great exack
nesa, aud eaoh little lassie moved with duo
regard hn keeping stack an nniotint of ele
Kfilice nndiet'irbext.
Tm afr:tid this wind is going to Mow
onr hnlrall rotigh," Bald Madga
"Tliey always havo a brnxh and cornb
there," bjiIi! Ottte, with a snporlnr rcmem
branceof haraiBsg kssj a pot;iro taken very
long ngo.
"I know I shall In'iih." said .IpfsTo.
"You mnftn't," f;rJd Madge, very posi
tively, --of all tbtoga In tho wor'.d I do
hate to i"e ?t rnlr't on a photograph "
"You BaaMt try to Oiink if Koitiothlrjg
Foletiin," savif ollto. "That'ii the way I
al'vay do "
''1 shall tie scared, T know," said Little
Kitty.
"Then you'd better think of -mothlng
funny," saM OUIe. "W EDttst look
0 i tly n v. e alwtswfl do, or It won't look
natural Cheerful, yon kie-.v."
ThJB then- was a j -;ue, daring .vh1ch
each little girl trksd to I! - bet race exactly
as !t alwaye vat- jn doing fo raanag'.iig to
loo't r.9 .uiH'ie herself as posi tbie.
"Ilow bhitll wo llx our handsT1
"Oh, the mail will fix them tho right j
Way," said Olli.v "And our heads, too; j
they aro fccrcwed up In a o,uee.r kind of a
thing to keep ther ill."
Kitty Mt ?-till more sum of being scared,
and her face took on a doleful look which j
pron lsod poody for a cheerful picture.
Tbeday was the first bclftM ouc after a
riUinbor of cloudy ones, and they found
several yltforp before them, other follow
ed, a- 'hey wuited for an hour or more, j
amomg thorn a ly, a queer, aw kwird-look-Lng
fellow, they thought, very 1 aThfnJ and
Ql ot SSJBSO Ho fldgetett and fussed as If
wssinun waf very hard work for hint, and
at laaL spoke a few words to the busy art- i
L-t, who turned to r.hoso who waited for a
sitting, and .-aid i
'Jlerc U a young r"ntlemnn w ho wants
hie ylc turf faien MM or.nnot wait I? any
one arfllksaj to give up their sitting to
him and wait k ngerr"
JJo .ne "sen.ed ready to do so A fnr
Oirj who bsd his family there ald nome
thlr.g nlK..ut 1's being harl for him to get
them nil Into town, and one ot two others '
spoke of their time being valuable. i-O '
the n,an beckoned to Mndgoi and she went
to take her piMoo b:hiud the sorecn. say
ing to hor outers. "Of course we eoaldnl
wait "
No. Indeed," tatf Ollie, "we can only
come on batunlay, and, as are'rc L'o'.ng to
spend the day with Atuit Ar.uio, it would
n.uke n" too late "
"Hut I ntu sorry for that poor boy,"
said Jessie, looking towartl him ns he pre
pared to gv. "lie S" :iis to IM so badly
about It. IooUI there are tears in hi-i
eyea"
I'orih! r-"ne.h s great follow to cry about
a little thing like that: Ixiok, Jessie, tho
man wart yon next."
But l esie lenier.ibered some things
sho had heard about Christ's little ones
denying themselves in order to do a himi
noss to others. The four had looked for
ward for some time to this thing of hav -Ing
their pictures trtken It would be
something of a trial to wait. Hut she felt
sure tho boy must have some much more
serious resson for desiring haste. So,
when Ollie gavo her a Itittle push, she
ealled to him, as he was going out of tho
door: "Stop' You can take my turn."
"Jesple. What do you moan?" said Ollin.
Impatiently, as the. boy, with a -very
bright iok of ftratitttde toward her, went.
In ha kakfl M- fitting. "Don't you know
you can't have y ur ptotsm taken till next
Saturday?"
''Yes 1 know It, bTtt never mind.'
"Aiid after Bridget took such trouble
doing UX' our best dresses!" said Madge.
And yours won't lie nice and front,
then," said OUhv
Jessie could not help feeling that the
sacriilca was a serlou-, one, but ln a tew
minutes the boy came to her and spoke a
word or two of HMsTlka so very earnestly,
and In a manner so much more gentle
manly than might have been expei tod
from one so bashful looking that she did
not regret what she had done.
Ollie ani'. Kiev took their turns, and
then the little party went on to Aunt,
Annie's.
tin. Aunt Annie," saM Madgo, "We're
all bad our piotnres taken " "except .fes
Ble," Intenupted Ollie "Arid sho might
hist as will a- not OTsly there WskB boy
w wi.nted hla tnken f!r-t, ami Jessie
; gave Mm her turn."
"And next week we shall send yon all
! our pictures exr pi .Tes-sh f :nd WB dor.'f
know when she can have her's tak
now Hut the boy wanf d his so bssruy,'1
said poor little Jessie In an aajuuiiling
toiiO, ult ov noroe at ttelng found bo
much fault with.
Aunt Annie aKen a tew quesnons
about it. and then drew Jessie very ten
derly to her side, "I nm sure," she said,
tont when I do get .lessie's picture. It
will be the tees of a dear, uuselflsh little
girl, who has the inie Christ-like spirit of
ploa-iuvf others I sfore h--. if."
And .lessie was fully comforted.
Winter, spring, summer, nearly a year
lad tossed when onr four little glrla
found themselves at a picnic, at which
nearly nil the memlers oi a large church
and Sunday : chooi were gather -l, besldi i
a few Ktrnngers.
I wonder who that lioy l.N" said Madge.
'I'm rare I hare seen him before, MN I
can't rsmerrber wheTe "
"-r line 1, ' said ollie. "and he's been
looking over this way as If he knew us.'
'Look." aBM .h'ss1-, "1-e's eomhig this
ran All 1 know who he Is"'
The
stard
oke.i
laiy cnrii- IK
aaaty, arte I
Into har fa
v, ry BWeet-
e's hand nne:
"Hdward tells n.e that this is the little
Btrl who cavo u;-. her trim at the photo
Sraphi r's last fnnnwt to order to let him
hare a likeness taken nrFV I have a
mesvtge for yoa.
'lor me'' svno looked np with a
aaenderrnir smile.
The boy, as ft feellr.ri that ?orae sr.-rt of
SB Introduction wae expooted ol 1dm,
raanrnsed to say, "This la my Ar nt Mra
'?et oa sit down on the grass?' e-ild
Bfra. VTirnon, "rfhOe I tell Ton wny K6V
ward w as ln Rich a hurry that day. iT.e
father la a missionary on a South Pea i
Islsnd mnny, many thousand mile away,
tdwi.tri i.o i fsta arrl -ed In this country,
having bee:-, s rat here to be edncatot lfe
left his n other hi poor b alth, s.nd One of
ber latest requests to hbn was that ho
ehould aeajd bat Mb likeness as soon oe
poss! btoj
'On the day ho met you he araa in Lis
way to ua, nndex appolntmetfl to meet ns
at a country ralhroad t tatlon n long way
from here. It was his only chance to se
ajaajaj a plctuie and by knew that it It
was. rot sent by a vessel which was to f all
soon, there might b uu other osjportunfty
for months, for r.c r: orular lino touches at '
their island Hut, thanks to you, the
pictures were n Bashed and sent to us from
the artist In tkeso, and reached that far-off ;
fhure to be an unsixiak.'.ble comfort to hla
mother before sho died."
A lnmp same into Jesi-les throat, as
she thought ot ths-t pior iimtht-f sDDgtng
for a sight of the teee of her boy.
I sont a letter w ith tho yleturcs, .-ontin-ned
Mrs. Vernon, 'telling her low It had
been obtained through the klminoss of a
llttlo girl whos nam", even, wo did not
know. And sho pent a Baesoage of love nod
thanks to you, and this little tktttCj which
she wlshtl you to keep as a reminder of
the great happt nose you secured to others
by an act ot self -denial."
"Hut It aajs) such a lltlc thing!" snld
Jesr-ie.
"Almost -.11 the kindness ln the world
comes ln little things, dea. Very few of
us havo opportunity for doln-jr great
things, but llttlo klndnessscs are tho
blessings of every hour."
She was unwrapping a small box, froin
which sho took a little curiously carved
and polished bracelet which she CBHped
on Jessie's arm, saying i "It Is tho work of
the natles of tho island, and Is acurkielty
ln this country. Kdwanl has always
felt sure ho would see you aualn, and ban
' watched for you over since we came hem
on a visit."
Oh. dear, Tm so glad I did it !" s.-ild
; Jessie, with tears ln her cyea "And so
'. glad I know. I wish wo rsTsnld alwapra
know how it comes out when we try to do
right."
'Wo cannot niway.cj kr.ow. dear child.
Tho great Mast-r who orders the small
est thing 1n our lives 1n highest wisdom
tenderest lova, In many i let ! ssa not px-r-mltus
l-.ore to know tho Uajeuluat are may
haio worked. Bat wo can always le sure
tha.. no act of loving kindness fall-to do
its full share In making the world sweeter
anil brihte-r and la-tter."
More Uko hevaven," whttpcrrxl llttic
icsalo to .' Bieeati
Tr1n Tails.
Plro or six drummers sat ln the Bmokftrg
anloon of a sleepor telling ntewtea over their
cigart. The ciir .-s were good and the
stories funny. Hni over in the corner it
a liTtle drummer who hi Snt told a story.
Re hod been sktpjied e vry time This
was finally noticed, and they aS presaeg
him for a contribution to the luuf t brnerit.
" Hoys, " be srrtd, 1 never told a stry
rn my life, 1 cant remember stories, and
I couldn't tell am if I coo Id iVBuetubCT at.
R'.-iiides, I thii:k Wi 've had enuiih funny
Ptorli a to-night At ! ask, If 1 tell one at
r.lk svrere'H b nothing funny about ft. It
isn't so much a Story as a little lucid- nt
of life a little tragedy that cam. onder
my observation Tfae htat tttne twos tn
CI tcago I went down on State street with
aotne menda, just out of ourio.dty We
went int,- the lowest saloons beoaMae are
wanted M see tliat pht.-o (d s- hty. On"
of tl i - : - 1 retneanb. r veil. It was
way dcWTl low. Behind th- bar wa." a vil
lainous looking fellow, and he dealt out
that kind of wh
your eyes wh rn
key that luings tears to
yon drink it. While we
-.-.-or ! '' i !:;.! u::i 1:. who w i e.l-
dently going to wreck. Re was n.-arly
drunk. He wore good cftuCbes, but they
were fnd aaad torn. HHa bamdsome bee
wp.s smeared w ith dirt and hie splendid
eyes were Moodsdaeg. He liyute.il liroumi at
us and remarked:
" I any, fellowa, I'm havln' a rrowl time.
Makin' u night of It, y' know, s-v-"l nl Vs.
bo fa-'. Here, gentlcrnen, is the las' dollarr
I've got In the wcrld. N 'fl do shay it
myself art home I've jot the niee.it little
wife n 'ear lean1, arf the prettteet, an t otes1
little b-boy. l-I won'r 'f he wa - ! J to. kiss
papa good night Tore ha tarfrt to bed to
night. OwnTero n, this is my ias' doTJaa
Hut let 'er go. Let 'er go's she Inj'son Uie
bar here. I'll hl"op out 'r go t' Nae
aflWBllllll house, tien'lemen, will you oak.
a drink with men f "
l -.oys, " auilfliiued the narrator, aa he
lowered hip voi-o and trianoed at Ms lists
ers, ' in two minutes there arrant a dry
eyo in that saloon. "
A ricvi r oiiil:lfm'f Co'ipte
A beanttfnl ylrl. with large Man eyes
s'-.t g Men hair, but shabblry diueud,
greatly it-, t- rested a large uauatd of uentic
me.n on one of the En.st If l lJ ferry bo:iti
the other dav by afngtag very aw (sally and
tenderly tbe well-known hymn. "Jesus,
Ixiver of Bay r2(.,i " As she eonstnded OM
vors", a largu, wpII-kIi e sscd man called a
deck hand aaad tsrdefvd him to pnt her or.1
of the cabin. She looked dee ua I rtngly aaad
burst Into tears There were cries at
"Throw him uawiMnvrd,' "T.et hor alono,"
Shame f The targe man. who looked
like. a rallrond president, insisted ; said that
the. deck hand was doing his duty, nn '.
that the terry ooanpany hrui ordered all
r.'isaroes Boppveaneft. He aok iuw lodged
Hint he had corn pis ind of her. The mtii
Bnmot Akseoisteaat u..d asaaraa? aaraoe ordtmd
1 ni at. which !"- i -.-ni d rotuewhat dbe-on-oerk
d and, approaching the girl. saUl :
"What's the matter, sissy "
Then sho tntd L.-r iiltilul story of a si?k
inothoa, a dep.! father, no work, hanger,
divtress, and her aiiTistry Ui yet emplcyy
iiiont Oh, iloii't sen'i me to prirt r.
she St d, lajunkhag oompletely doajrn. The
large man araa abashed, und the crowd
looked Bliqr, rnl scornful again. He at
once agsologhted, axe! to sherw Ms rogrel for
his Mundor, tmmediately took ool o ?s
Mil, w inch he dflOfrj ed Into his hat. Th m
be passed the hat, which wae soon Blind
with money. Alter th., poffa ngors hod
left tbe boot, he y 1ne1 the girl and they
Ixilh went off Uvgetht.-. Hewasov li-kntiw-n
clever coioV.cnre man, niK'. rh"
aaaataj worjaan aras bis -trite, as clever a
ho- New Voefe lotfer
Dicker?" Mother,
("hnrlos Hi kens l.iherlted from his
motl-r a keen appn eiatkm of tir- droll
and of the pathetic, as also consideratile
dramatic kalont She Is desertbed ssa
bttie woman arho had been very njiee-kK)B
log in her youth having bright haael oyeA
and i-'.in a tlioronhr goodatnrel,
enmpanlonablo body. She pos-e.-ed an
extrrioi'lin .j iis of the ludicroua, and
her powor of imitation was soniethhig aa
t. ntahlasg On enteTU,g a i-ooia ahe alrcoat
rrne, nsctonsly fivik an Inventory of its
can .: ,-i.ts. and if ar.ytliing har pened ti
strict nor as out of place or ridiculous.
sie would afterward describe H in the
on ktU teal pneafble manner. In like n.aiv
n i she noteil the porsonat peoullarttitrs of
her frieiMt and aoqnatotoneeak
ABOrT A 3CH00J
The
Interewtlna Tlrrsn
ta
Hanaai
"Yes, fr'e boon up tn Korthern Mlrhk
gan teaching eohool aB winter, " aalQ a
Fontb bound pasaengea with long senrs oft
his face. 'bul I haven't had nforh frn
It's a tcngh Job, and X .lout think I'll go
back again. I know when I bove enongh,
rho boya op there ere a bad lot. 1 thought
t could handle 'oa, but the very first day
When I stood em np to a row fox a leason
n epelMn' sxunothing asttoni-ihl'iia ban.
pened. Uttlo streams of blaok stuff began
to como down on me from the direction of
ho ceiling. Ou making an Investigation I
round it was iDh. but for a long timo t
JofTMn't tell where 16 carno from. Soon It
araa black and stained from bejd to foot
mat tbe sielling book which I hold tn m
rjond was so daubed up I could haidly
toad a word on oi It Where do yon sup
bosks those atToams came from? From
jtfJn boles about as bhr As a pin bored bf
Eween tho Incisors ot those boya Thoy
would take a taouthf ol of ink, paH on the
pressure WUh tberr tongues and cheeks
Bd shoot out a stream that would fly
;hlKy feet aa etralght tif a die. TUey
ftroko ap tbot spelling lesson, and the
Worst of It wnq I corUdn't get bat a
(hem. because I never conld tell which
boy was the offender. Thoso chnpa had
5ored those holes on purposo und they had
more fun than you can shake a stick at.
Out it was roTigh en rrm. After having
my eomploJtton and fonv strifes of olothea
ipolled I got m;id and attempted to thrash
svery boy who had ink-stains on his lips
IfsM waa where I sot these sc ire. Holr.
Why, from flngor unlls. The basya had le
Iheir nails grow an Inch long, tturnovd them
ander Into claws, and sharpened tho ends
to a nolut. They would scratch like wild
sats with 'em, and 1t Is a winder I got off
with my lltn Hut I did. and tmght that
school through the whole term, Just tho
same. llowt liy wearing a sbeet-lron
mask over my face and a pom - ut. ou my
book, carrying two revolvers it; my belft,
and keeping a conflfahlo ln the ante-room.
Don't ttdTik I'll take tho Job uoxt winter
thotigh, I'm no hog." Chicago Herald.
CATHERINE COLB AND JUMBO
Itoe i:ieptaot LJftw Her L'u by Ier
Ifnatle and Wreeka I.
Cathr rtne Colo, one ot tho beat known
Bternry women of tb Sooth, Cells this
Pijierleneo wttb tho lamented Jumtxv.
Tiie Worst Slight I or' r rrot ba my llfo
wnti from -fnrobo- I was In Dngtend nd
rlelted the Zcologltal Oaardena frequently,
Tha was before Jurn'v beoauxtC noted for
having th." nnoof-t,' as thr Mahouts call
it had. temper In Enrland. One lino
. day I akdrefl uiyaeat in 4 new dreas with
an excccdlnjly lnjrg- br.."-'-!,, as was the
stylo then, KM in njr munds dropped In
at trho Con
I was walk!jT ar.'ind tho trarden
wlum enddenly 1 tea rsryaetf liftoof like a
fOAther into fle air I triad to sere .m,
hnt I ooulU not, I dr.Jo't have the time.
The power thai raised me sdof) had
bvthc btistle, and I ooaald hear that
r3
protuberarK-s oroobtbg totretht r as If a
mountain hail mashed It. Then I de
scribed a setnl-clrole aud was let down,
bustle and all on the aradk. I beard a
eboot of merry childish vol 88 and Jumbo
pr.si.cd with twenty oa thirty chfldreai OBJ
hi:- ba'-k. It seems tr.at 1 J iet In front
of htm and qnlok as thought he seljr.o.l me
by tho bustle oi piy dress and carefully
lifted me to one rtkle Kls gentle sqiu-eze
ot my 'distlo broke tnto a uaatese wreck,
and I lost five pounds ot flesh from con
centrated fright. I look m" an hour to
realise eaactly what bad happened and
takes an Inventory '. the sma;h-up. I
never wont bhclt fo the 7.o anymore. I
ajn now at a Texns cowboy is a'njat
Tndlina. He fates them better deaad. So
do 1 dh.pb. .r. I always hustle to get
r way fr-,m these mastodons whuu I sea
them oor.dng "
n.,lMf Free aniotk
"fUrls ere b-dnurng to realize moro
rtrrd that a lif.- of Iniiopendenco Is
net to !e thrown oslda Tho number who
now nRnqnla
l d toot! ?1?nott- r3 to mirry
malL'' Oco of our contriba-
Is gruasiu ( anu
tars. Koynllleu, seems to fear that tho
condition pictured nbovo Is a dangerono
ore daily growlug moro common. He
has llrtV ore, 1 am convinced, to dread
In .hi?! rBrt -tt-m than that men llkcwisq
n-ay c -'t to k' e tbpjr rneola at regular
luterrnts. Surely one who ha. seen tha
tenderness of e-vten a trlvoauua girl, as sho
croons over a hnby, "tnglng to It Httlrj
brdlakyfj and esresslng it ao tenderly,
eonld neoor fr-ar that the fafternal In
stinct could bo crushed by the love ot
pate. I too am a snffraglst and appreciate
fully tho gKlriuau opportnnites which
(his f r (v; opeiij to women, and yet
t foel euro that 11 will V- r.ot leas but
more true In ate fut-ne that tho
majority rif womes will car,- more to be
good mothers than to bo powerful or to
win tho prlr s of wealth or honer.
Wotiien will not rn readily marry a ok.
pnrtnnfty offeni hnt matrimony will ho.
ccrrno a moie. ftoble and sacred relation
end rnofherbovoKl will be a truer and
grander responsibility, nsanrned, oa it
fhouM bo, with doop earnestness and
holler and more enduring lovo She who
writes with a naturally strong moral in.
ftinct and deep affections, a broader jndg
ment and keener insight, cannot t ut toko
up all reh.fJo2 of life with a surer and
more steady hold ; and h"r offaprltio; will
In loan give plui-c to aoothat yet more
trrve. and falthfuL Surely In the mom
spiritual and tetter aenso, nho luitid that
rocks the cradle rules the world," and
. ehc who could mother this work! mlrrht
help to save It. Every good Woman, then,
as well as every true man, will J tt in
) ptaryoc, 'Ood bless the mothersi'
Oldeago Inter-Ocear
Anecdote of Fmerson.
A pl-a iii.t tory of It .loh Waldo Emer
aon nam to the effect that, whoa 3aht. Hn-
erson wis traveling in tirypt With his
daughter, fbey t.-et an K'..-l.sbman who
i did all ha his power to moke tt pleiounk
for thorn, and when the time enataa for
sfaear aapsa ation, aaM : HYcsa thn .vondet,
sii, at my ha. ing ovepstepposl i iy nsunJ
reaerve so far aa to beonaaaa c intimate
witr you ; bnt it f.irtlie Mikoof a era try
mat of yours, one beeutug tho aja-rtu uamo
Bknonoai k,kiph Waldo Emerson. He
has ekrnaj uie much f,H)d and I hope aoxnr
time to em? the ocean to meet aim. "
Anil V! r Btneanon nev r tohl bun tt was
be bbuself whom he siguht.
Tb.i
'r, v itllin-
Crle
Tfcs? Art A tour, dlacu ajhag the famorja
peach blo w nso, It being of ilui oateteaa
that p wo, vcor'h nothing like tho tasmcBse
emu 1' bcught ak ttse sala, says: "It ia
certainly curious that not one ed tha
nnui -roue Frouoh writers on (jrient-ii por
ce'.llI, from .lacjT.ema-.t u, Clonae, nils cur
o: rh- IBtrltJ f rnia Illl'Ull atliig pr.luct raf
I Met nor do I tnd manuon at any
thnig aaggesttog -poncr.-!, kj w' or t-rnabed
strawberry.' a K rs alsc- ailed, in JuUen'3
traxislatiot. of an nxhaoeUve work oa
CMneae aoreotafankV"
Th- n-.i ' r ,f i a?., ruk arid tile In
the Hni: . . Dtntea mrtq m li-itod to ti,
OOn The exact nuiube:s ran be aecer-
' -:,. ,., i, . . iaf Wer
or by consult!, ig the last annual reoort ot
she torjTi-iiidi Qg ajrajaaj
TTTT. T TTTr.T' OTtRT Of OBTTrMlt IVO.?
Twaa Oettysburg's last lay.
Tbe dead and wounded lay
fn tromxJed fields and Hdgaa hatt3e-to.Tr,
Among the csiter posta,
A rewind the rruarded hosts.
Rode Ilanoock, watchful, on Uu ft.od morn.
And lo' n UtUe chUd,
With eye-" and aMeeea 'vtM
Close to the lines had strayed, and met htm
there,
And llgb'ly to her beni
A beoTT load ?he r.rest
A ftrusket! all her slender tjngth vmld bear.
" My hrave and pretty dear,
Tell me how canto yn here
Tlpcsa tho field, before the ifght 1 d net''
Then, at her limped rer'y,
Teore dimmed the (jem ral's eyet
"My papa's dead, hut hero's rot papa's gnn."
An aetoai tnoldent. related by Oeneral Tlanrook-
nenry T-rroU, In Wido A akrv
iirrooMzitn,
room
Anilww semo ehtldron th
vy
ero At rmsri
Ieouirht my lit!.' elrL alI found he
With b.f a doaeu yj'.r. gators rtsaaio rje
And. from the wav hhe slannnd thrn1a
I know th.vt the
: -aero "rilaritar 8AlOol.T,
I gave my little glrla klse
sVajteaMBFB ahsstl never ml v;
A murmni- thn ngh the . hoolrootn run.
A smllo iKsrvudcd every f.-n- ir
"He inunt bu a eimlttoe-tnan:"'
The. loud oirlalmod "lieklsbod the teochorl
tQeuaai Iilr'laeje.
A fiPlCY tBf TSB-
A Itopty on rtw- Rnhject nt Ou? DL.Tiohnn
of Marriage.
The following extracts un' from a bright
letter WlfttBII by a lady roadi r to tho New !
York World m rcpty to a c -rrespoiidvak
J. B. R , who latkrlhuteu th,.' dlHtllnidoTj
ments of married life " solely to the nugli ,
g "ice ami lack uf tabrrest aksyayn by the j
wife i
Now, 1 have never ssv.n a man who
would To 't profer the mornbig fo;or to tho
society of Ms wife. She may sit nt th
hoad of the table dressed in the daintiest
and mo-tt tasteful of gowns, c-rvlng a well
ordoxod breakfast on hand-paint, d china,
she nxiy bo bright, cheery, even IntolU
gout and wives am r.,metinies intelligent.
Tlie husband will Waat the breakfast and
the mornitig pnpvx, and there will ba
nothing loft for the poor wife to do but
to g.ve out of the window. I haves aeen
aaom. n it the bond r,f their tables making
tho mi st tri.ntlo attempts tn draw their
husband's attention from the newspaper.
I have s' on th,m r-'-sort to all the orts of
play full" -.'a and cCKjuetry, an1 finally, as
a last and desp-'rnto report, one tt with
tho luatt.-r of fa, t question, 'Vi"bati; tho
fi wh, yotan t 'Oh l notMng, nrslhinR, '
nr.rt yet It tot k irtm tho entlve banaakfakfl
time to read 'northing ' I am ln.-llnod to
think that ttelKaasvaaperfc largely r -span.
sibhi for much of th, rjaaarltnl ml era y in
the world, lor whist w -nan of i.r.llnar
nf tractlotJt" eon compete with live t trrnal?
.1 It E tella us that a husband Is cV
waye drawing ooutrasts bctwoon bis wlie
as she in and as she wiuv More rver, that
he ts alwtiys drawing ooi.uits between
bis wife and other women. This ts Just
w! :v a t'f1-' deal of the marital imhap
igutajg uUBkea In. Tlaalt la w-o much of
Chls tnur golny m all the time. A man.
for oxamplo. goes by Invltatii-. to call
nasrjD a nentl -rar.n frtemd TYu Lvly of the
i house h 'is been apprised of his coming.
Sho U dros:s,d h-cntiilnglyfor thoooast. ft,
aud mnki", heraelt sirreeablu, of oourse
A plvusant ln.prosilon rs maite tipwi tto
visitor, and be gaaa baane ar-i for tm u-x
wi-k cabta It ap to has. peer stetle dir.
wiui xiortj;; i w .rr"ed unil jasrvooa over
b -, thing baby, an I:'1..4-;:t rei ant oi
nn servant ut atl, that ho dmv not kuow
l-w it U but J
Ot.Ci
;' TSriffe kl-curs lo,
L.:
wog ,"ros"l, and tin 6VsDaJtte t-,a hltsary
of fielr home iwrmtomotr ou v.ithint a
clot" or Jar. It seams ro t the liaitrr. f
tlie average man to iduito- uny otb.-r
msflrr" wif moro than b?j ioe his astaa-
thg ta, aft.-r ib?-iKriif paaaad of tha 'tesuey?
M n ' has past. I lu-o a frioiid who le
n faae a-iuitr-;r anuaftcean, Sbi- play-, lu
exot-Dent t.iste and with mucb etvutns-r:t-wal
..line "lat-1- tttUi-V, a3J tho a
from the o'.miuls, a w-;i ajatlae bather ,ts-ssj-m
e.lu ma km '-u-.r homo h-tgli. v.ir.h
er pi uavjiauu and ehoerll with a icdn ijStr-r-n-i
in. i tee earenkag hor hushUi.l aaaaat to
call u(sm the afi res aid .To-ics, Bead ri-yjn
Ma r. tun. he toad hr that steaaaef wth
played such a b' autlfnl pU-oe ftr hi aaaat
It w ti.-. tlie IpveJlest thing he had asyajr
he-vrd. and that he w anXsl 1k to gfot It j
and learn tt rhi away. She asaud bttea
ska It was aid be said, tillvory Wtiv:'
Thai pte -e ttten Bjakay and too. hW,. alcusst
1 luie slu wiw born.
I know a gillilliiliaHI who Ia alwa-rs
rafHciasssg Us wtteB dress, partUrularly
herhais and heanaatto Sh, la a bvl- oi r -lined
r.iui nualcl Uu t, . mmS qnlt" Blecrsjaat
In aitamce. sht- lecuutfy pirohesaad a
arakater bark, black veh--t. A st-yiish shatsj
timiiMMl with white wtof?" atteaMkddanaste
and tasteful cvsmhlm-tion, r oxnufng tti hear
style of facxi anii ajasssBaHteto to any Of bx
costumes. toaasTywod tt to h-r hnsbali'l, ,
who vtowed It -with a oritk-Beye' an,'. irv
m uii'-od a tho 04,1. tit khteg h- )ai.i aret i
eooa, and rial, it ah, wis xoh g to wht
that 111114?" ont she sboHikl not go with
blru. A few days aitor she cm the bast M
a friend, explaining "he s.tiw.Uon and tak
tog her to wear it over to her hottse ta the ,
evening vhen her httsband w. nld b" at
home The lady did so, ami attr she hnd
gone the husbanci tumisd to his wife and
eald : Then now. If yon hd g rton a
hat flcniu thing ltk, thn yrvi -id hn-r.
shown mnch bt-Uer fas.- ms! JndBrmonC
tso nn6 the world.
As to the -pmatttntk of dnxi ve;,m-m
should he neat about tholr p rsoua! up
jamrance. Thoy can bo ne.it ai n if ttstaj
catmot be line, bat as to a wcurum'r, pre
serving at all tjiosv a r-ar'i1 "tluj 1 Joality
I gaate that It rs lirnply iy ssfhitv There
le too much -btgb art' aixMi fur Yu
orreeas-niknt ought to know that there
Is not much Weoltty tffvwn erov-tliog totth
tie - kitchen firta In too rrrxrtr-g. A W-mt '.o
i cannot mailt? the sf i uggV- m no se-'tltttlo
goaktv tJii.' oomiot alwoys be neat snob
Urjaee, becaust the krntUtne-w-x! wiQ fly
np tn ber face, and tb- sr. -t Mat k -t her
dainty laandti and aproii. Those Ottos
tsill happon ffa shrte.T roxTuL-r'cd tend aaa.'
Every wonein without an bit ' i of bet
own lb a pauper Thi is a Bjktang word to
Tiers but 1 b tls only r-fl t; fl
thegromMi &f -ny a wearnar g.s-k -vit;,-.i,t
dainty little trtilea of rcsa rither r' an aak
for the wlierov.ivhol . re t' n, I h ' o
iilwnys thcrgbt h '..::rn,k- j: ; -.t u; .-.
voitrinn t. nave to ask i .f sv .r'.
she wants.
' And now Id 'be otbssr Bafle of '.h-r - tea
iiluslonment' b fneeo. Oi- frind ve
l. 'thMig atw.ut th- teiaraurTa thnrwiuc fT
his iliagTiisea. A woman Hk-s aaa aneag
hnsTrp.rui Just a well a- a h ovn-l -'. I
an ideal vrlto. A man In hfe Bhlrt ' ev-a
and without oollar Uf not an object ,f ads
miration, any more t-Lan a ifo on da.. -Mate
Is to her hu-band.
It seems to be a oimr.-m tolling of tho
pntlemni after they bnre l.-n m.vrriiVl a
Lnh- while ton dl-s ard all the MttVo cour
testes which thoy bad ! n wont to eteasa)
t heir wives before marriage. Tlien 'please
ena thank you' is t jotten. Wk n I oo
to a place of aiuas--' n ut at,d se?- a hidy
and gentlernap toy-! ilier I oan tall In ale
most every Instance w nether tl,ey are man
and wife. If the Ut l dnps her pn rata
or handkerohHf and has t etsp and pick
it aaS hwiai ih. 1 isvy she l tlit man's w1t
On th eotitrnrv, if the gentleman Is kind
and polite to her, careful about drouth's,
ere., 1 Bay th y ore not married.
We baaaa a grea' deal raf total about tho
trials neri cares of a man to i,ii.iiieva.
Th-r have to battle with the world It la
tni" and lab.r for our support, but wovnatl
r.r. lb h mwdteeiwra. an1 tho little triala
and cares whtr.h come ux every hour In
h- i!-koeping ar-. Jns- a ban', for tl-em to
Insar as a man's jihrs or shop duties are tb
him. To Vj.-p a hossee vnil is no play bas
Inesa I wonild like t . see a womop wrest la
with the servant irlrl pivjtlon and preserre
1 r -idealtt-y. ' Thin will cmse the rns-s to
. tr, her ches-k quicker tlrfsu auvthlug I
a Oft
w, I biJIevo tn marriauen I beliiTO
tbrv rhefeaM a an itmati .- i and bssMb
i . . in ttw- aVit aaad ttant tiw-re will v.
angela In boa vet i There aic men
. rlso a m.rht to ;ln ilnfeti.T eor-thing
. nip t.i tl- tvvby, and who .-tminrh. with
Ibe kit, h fire In tbr- morulng. On tlo
other hand RjUBJU are UU,-, -.iljk s. !:'vi, ,-x-tamvaweurt
-1-Ok. wooiiui who whliv when
atb - d brirw theui im oaaataBi
Ste.ld itt an ajiplu, iw vie. -.- rsa,
does seem tn ur as if the, kind
rtcorve nuit sdulatlor, from the
tho kimi, ohoery, kelgflll -aI-.v i
seta. I claim that aauauOB an' M
to blrirno, and not as : meh ... '
The Hlinorichnntmciit' of marrli
their hustandaare. Wnmoit ar
moge unsoliih, moru asm Itfti
ud yet t
f wotneii
nen than
to
kinder than men am.
fl :r Iflis are
mar; v artel ajid i.Kin
dure groikte e .aOorin
upon their lu-rvout
under oV-1 jvittes arU
blais"lf ln the h 1
u.tsd move sTnpa1liy
than a man no. a, an
thry do t,-it always re
wonrbig. Th y erv
hav-' mon struln
yUiui aufj bear up
h a man i 4ten sho Ha
fe. get rtil (it Tkaf
uL,d tenderer care
i I ara sorrv to say
sire It, -
HA I LBO ADTHO IH Er&?IA,
Stmlghtest H,.d In tbo Worrd Tt:iir
to the Order of Oie I ua
At the time of tbe Crimean war, Euc1
had in all its vast empire: in Europe h--."
than Hon miles of rrjilwrvv. Kt,w it has
more than lit,oao. Tf tt had Lad 13,000
miles of raflwny tin n tM. Crimean waa
would either have bod, tcrndnatotl by tbe
defeat ot the Adraa, or it an add have con
tinued aa many years rw- tt did m- uths be.
fore Hussia could have taien friroed to suxrecs
(lex For it waa then aaajopaOetl to convey
its troops and everything neceabory for
tliohr support, aa w-Ml ie moat uf the
muntUouE of war, Immense distanoee 1
the slowest and rudost moana of tra.utrjrP
tation. Of that k-se than 900 miles at
railway more tkm 400 constituted tLe line
conuoctlug ril l'eterburh, tBs modoio,
wU.1: Moscow, tb aneJetit un-i gouubui,
U -.il ai. cipitid At the present there
are through cruvrociias by fu-st-eiasfc
carrlauoa all kite way troLu 9L Pctershnrgh
to DerJo. .,nd from Ikaooajr to ocntral
Europe. Indeed, or e could go thus to6o
b-istopol, Odeejaa and to the aeuthetn est-
Cdty of the empire..
The irrlages on thesr lin
oa to. ! if Cor as , the
Is no, reap gi tt. ju many
15 U, 1 mUe. a ho.ir Is tht
i
of tho roada
avvragfX and
-nt f ?xp--o!ss
gen. roily he
mi eehedula.
80 ml' . the. highesa attoinmortt
Hue-. Tbe ou.;u,hss ca:. gvT
r ...c. -oi;.ply Wiih hti
BtetJ .'. . the line are uutc
Baa akuptl n (.eiuenU and o si'
ply of gn-wl tyid atid b.-s unsa
th" worbi, .r. be obtatoed at t
on the prn ixi.d Unoa. A Wa-W
u s tad
f-rb
aa In do.
tendii
tl
at of si
ayaM Thr
English aud Amori
that tineelans age n
tike to hk-. e froqncnl
tng and drinking. I
moncA-; If it aSalu.
Oear kroiiM havt a 1
money on hoiKl, a
ins tu.s.l r..--i"mbei
I lv ii.ft L-nrry, and
)u;.-nuniUoa tif (-at-ftusiia
tluiO I. not
i i-ubji- t of the
r,a st.ick of nsvly
would often have
gyat dUllcub.. it."
Th'- l .'way fr-iiu si I-.tvrsbnrgh BQ
Moscow is prob-it,ly Baa s'ri.ightes line tn
the world It hoc bo biatyt ao the orow
flir s, p;iys no ato.ufJ n t.' towtis, u;.d Meal
ott tlio pusM'Tr-ji-s aahO are going t par
ticular placos at r',-o cautions sor?
roiiiKlod by tit-hls. Oa l!:qmry the -ciJor-t'iitc
wvht Btsde thai th, atetTJkaa Baau
be eevernl niUcs from tl town v.Mch ha
Ciual i iv j-ti o:: frr t i' vvr.'ro-.j rrr ,-tv:ii,
acceding to the iir.or-.:i steateaek Tho
ervpiaiauieui ot thi.' peoulutity if of ton?
tl 'uielil. Mi-hjrlc tott-ref tx and p.:
much light oa ii -,i Wtn.ry iuct,ho.h pro
vaQlmr in Husia. The u-Jy r s.iswo why
- i-eij town Nf-r-...w
PJh tab
rrnall p)ae-:
to be ., H
ueoi- eo ord
Wben the
nuidt, Nhi!
Intrusted
and MoRcmv, e pt io
iV. T, whlcll haVD-.'Ukil
atratght ltes U- fhastAa
It. " Beee is tho hisu.ry .-
icd'-.-.i-. tui-rey we- Ix kJif;
. Iwirjjrjjj that the afh. tkJ
t.'.. -and th.- mTjileUr"
, 4 ways
end roadi ue uumbtir aawaa
being lnflkicnood b,
by tei lakkial cuuaidi
eattte Qiiifateii ta
sty-. When Uao n
the map w tth tlu. h
tht tntcndcvd r ,
and drew a i&rub-;!
tms to the otlfcr. I
tliat preehideil all
ttret tlM Um
tled. and r:w
ersaaal rathor than
XiUkn, deu rmirnsi to
in a true laaeaertal
-ir laid Uv',.re htui
of aagajaatefj
U tk .tlllkr ;,.d
no from ooo tLni
runutrktsl tn a Uirje
tisajvn, - Yon iill
" Tub nv : totae
show Kha. cvUk of a
raajaiaak but pubfte
a a ciam-e. it ia
nefijstlv hruj of r'-'.'TiiJ
oplulun hrtb undo:- .
ooijsidert il rhat grctl aTraniu.-. occur to
RnaEians. a a whole, through the short
ness of tlih lino, an 1 that Uiot.yu the tjv-as
have snffeed a great deal, thv ciuiatrurt
lor. of branch lines to nach an no-'id tti. ru
will to tho cu-l. ren-edy the fafflcrdty,
while tho friaaat beoBflto of bsitj able to
carry by far tho greater jart of tho god
and poaoetsarejaa tb it gr. kha wbok- length
of the line in a shm icr Uinf will niinobx
H hrlstiaj . Adv.. aa
ajTeaaMi
A aurox
Pixstocaoc 1
diet) t offoi
kO will
W Tha r
L'-ula, HMl
t BteaMle wtti :h ff.iii .i r,
uid a. ei. w..e r, . ivt I frt
ag -nc-.a. p
I t
to fiirnt
h ih.'
!XOOai th.il. fl..V
v that hla vflii
r fh tin d ;t bffl
a roet.
o- ! the matin:.
d "- t baretoo;
isual this u i.
TrusU-e IHtllba,
would prevail If
:k I
Two wekr earlier than u
would taran u, .Jt 'i Baa t
' 1H irjfar w .11 b sUOCi
-.ly du-Huid,"
1 am : ut only
baa, bu. if ta
we ahonjilr-'t let
.- Tree Cream
Psatl nt
re-iltn, a victim
to .jnit ht- easy
t . ni.K t.o vUiit
repl.ad th
rweshletit.
gk w-td . I e area
i ni, i inaal tt
hiiro us." ;Ue
.-j da u
He
II... 1 ttc
thy ma;: li
A
ot the o-out. u:.d ana
chair, ra atrad tbe oil
of a man who arall
room saying: " 1 an.
!.' out, a;' I. . . i
vtrlloUB cnrc-S by a :1
you very bad '-SL
to I'll my foot dowa
ui qunt. nnaaat.
What, -vv n ia
your rxui t "
sixit. " - li. .t
I eaaanot sth from too
is v.-rr Bsvi. Ha e yon a
eorvant who oafcl take a pr-scrieptioii to
the clicmt-t's I " 'Vtw, bnt I ha H Just
sent bin. aa aaa orraeadV1 fstetatecaaat ep
poareft tn vettoct a ii.oiu.xt or two. theu
anmtcl.ing up the w tti h, i'uise a:.': oL, r
valuables bcior.M u, u t'o--p.vtieut he made
for the door, say inn he went Ta. n.
Haajw you'll rxjon raoovaa . nt any rave 1
have iJi.i-vou yuH t. u.rr.a rj,teut 1 '
Itaiu.n I
vakfteus
i vautet)
khab and to Work en a
Of ; Unite tl Ba a:.y other.
t Ba UajajMi .
be readily pressel in bricks
Tl.e
Elvrnite may
foi burntoa by th addition of a little
or fluid pitch, Ok asphalt.
WIVX8 OP eOJTE SElfATOPa
tViwnesi who hsrv TT.-tTMi
If'l.'-av.d'. rn
Tbe Washington Oomsj
St. Houts Otobt Demoerat,
Tb.-rv are many brlTtieat
iyuj v.mon in the famflteS
Sena.u?A Mrs. H-atan aax
snn, wife of the New Jt rw
th, two clei erist women tn
ln a dtiTcve-rtt w?y. Mrs. I oc
o Win T,ntF
eotet Ui
I ' -r?ato
f 'iJ prrwent
A Mrs. MoVher?
ajy SonatoB, aaa
: the cfrrle, each
mnlatht ijaaaiJ
n t n. i nm'. oral Mr1 Mcfheraon a
typical eastern nn, cV nt, polls tied,
gnceful and brilliant In oorivoreerlesa.
Bad health ard long absent ahrrtd haw
kept Mra. McHherson from Ndng aa gea
er.dly ki,. i. ut she wrTTld be sreev eks
here ol! tlu. time, but when present she
ts a power and a forte qnickly a j. pros-is ted,
Mrs. tlol.e is a universal fsrvnrtte. aaost
hesjde shining with front of diamonds on
grand occasions, shine by ber uuiivnaa)
tion, which is full of humor end oatgtnaV
ity.
Mrs Maho-,. alwaya koK-B bubbltng
of mirth atanrt hot nod reaeJtaa hor osm
xpt-rtecoe and ck-serihea thlrurt and peo
plo tn a way vnlte her own. She ta as)
uncompnmiislna Anivrt rsn ni ooarted
the flag triumpliantly tkrcucrh many aaa
oountors with the Insnfterablo Britisb
tourist during ber ret-ut stay a'-r.jsvoV
She has a prv-isr-r scorn for the T7'j-ip-'rt.
lred American and his afTetatlorss, and a
comical story tha she rmcv told wae aa
oraekers Th pr
all the sheKes am
counter, aud final
boy up a ladder
.h
ha
loo
and
ra
brougl
quite the sam,
the land when
Senator St:- n
drees tan - half
frout of hda
glttU'rwrtl th
of diamond.
Mr3 :.-
r now that she la la
.-tor h a crarkar. At
ber pole blue enttb
d with h , aaad the
-, - - -i- ill a
pins oiidomaiuento
v.if of tha new Wateeyjaajg
. te a Htlr with har
and taneral oration la aa.
lit elevor woniiu to tha
Suiatoa, who has made a
maiden speech and taneraJ
oth-r of tho very cJtvor
group
Mra Pt- .tv t s a One
Uon to w;., r thli j.k a: d b
aud hutucuTius in mnipNit
Mi e H'u: l- n and Mra.
sanie honors to Indians
their clever eonversa'loa.
ot li. addV
tk w.tted
tha
by
full of
itty
ttims, and Ser at .r Dawe'sda lbler keeps
U, oooveraatk.-. .1 : . .iks right siv' left
oil th tin
p. Xnere are
it in the otn 1.
Mr Call and
the most I eaut
. m 'la, Mrs. lu
isther Xndi?9 nf
equal tnl
Ctimeroti
our.r4dni
while Mi
Mrs. Don
Dolph are
ixsng tb-m
Mra. Mao
. -t. of Qua
N?r a and Mrs. Hail a:
and si liking avpenraone.
'i ;:-!;ey.
ahr flad a 1 art..- sii. r, for YVtooeji
She S,rul tassr Our-, (althlai ITIIee.
Two aanrj M.iall !.v.- aaai a sorrowful
llttlo girl cam- ant .f tbe tardea door ot
an old-faahioned Iraajtaa on fi, aaant ave.
o.in Th, Uivrcarrl-d a s'-iall
wi.
uiled l lie e,:rtb
llko tray Ev
the bo:, a -r.-.
apror.. I ; I a'
the v. ang tada
,-:al
v is
i at
A L.
cat, B
u the
ont
t j,'. nevea
.: lag life.
arai ntT . at.-, o .
wai. e,-nal:,ly su
not t, Uv,- alt -a, t
"We ant linker
aboii .,!, w-Hi en
bu t.:a.i! that she
first we U, ought t
Tbe) told aa Iteat i
blind, but w- OS
lin key v. o .Id wo
ryes wero arstBB . ; -eyee,
so we call.
ki.." oontbautsd t:
... Ba v - ?,rn
: ior I '.l - that
i no laaaraaaaj her
were uk
i Prate y I most
r. :',, thnt hhe
I keasaa -.t. and I
-
r !.! Lr ber end.
' r stirena,
w tuid look
. I t rMU"tl!Te
at wa,-. an I I came
er. UMat hava
aa ta
: u-,i -bK ,sjw
the svorid.
b. - looking ont. I
la :. i arana, give
-.'. 1 Bad for her te
Ih ehc oould
She would go
w ui, low, a -id una
1-at ide'ht nor
w ar, bad and
' I 'kl.t- did
h-r bUc baucara fuU
beat yarn to the
for a
I for month
..: at Oie wlnv
BOvet Baa had I led
.i i art Bgata and
, i - b u-k in
lay saw kill. -i a ttny
rttl tl to the
in would
ft, I m-rned
". lib the mouse
a aed oi return to
are red, too, and aha
notary aaai
I 6V wn th, gar
he m all, but when he
an! b roaai all be
Pli key's tail gov
it tn
.:. .
Ollt.
a week.
be c ri.er
trivsl u-
Every day after
foilow ber but
that I its
couldn't.
not a' f
end so I ataSfl at the
uie afternoon I , V
ij with a fsltte brow
h 1 ran behind Imt a
eh cor
y coma
ti mouse ln
and saw her
t I lost ber.
under the
and nearch--e
is a boiler
on Sunday,
rd n pussy's
s 1 hurried
it lving on
...nldeeeby
vmg on th,-
pussv that
v as 5'lnkey,
i broken her
r. and en I
n saving all
her lame sis-
Tbey died
v from being
at slster'a leg
and cause.
in the Ban,
go und. r
I art nt
groat dai
el all an
111 the i
and goal
voice th'
thi re. ai
a little B
he" eye,
leg Slit ,
knew that :
her mice an
tor un.b-r 1
ill i ever
nd
her
miro.
tar.
t'V
It
.0 ay. NEW
?
i " r .