ExTO4lo of th "vTtftT JVjJW
Sliule to Ourlon OTu.-nUoa.eTii.
In tho n-iVjor Lil fViw-ur.d-easy conv.rr
B&tioa tha Ixmdon Jehu has jirubably
TIO equal, 63"S Cl5 IaH'IoU 1'i 1-IiiVa.
Ftir aljrewdnoss and originality bia ob
eerratloin trill ocr.ap-2JV favorably with
the utteranona of any ether class, of
nra. It is, bcrcrcvcr, as ft stroot husKir
Lt that cabby iH.-playn to raost advan
tage hi natural i.ifts.; and it no exag
geration to say tLat he irrer mimtea an
cpportanity for turning his taitnt V
g-onl account.
One mem bur of the nus.wus being1
ehaffod etice In regard to his baldness.
I was always baid," replied cabby.
"Cos why? My mother 'ad t-o often to
put tat: on the Vd an' tar: 'Well done,
Sara, my boy" bo she wore nil my 'air
off." Araia. a 'bus horse Lad fallen
down on the slippery asphalt in Oxford
btrcot, and for a time traflie was great
ly impeded. Just then cabby came
along on the off side, and took iu the sit
uation at a glance. Addressing himself
to -the policeman iu attendance, and
pointing -with l;is whip to the prostrate
tteed, he said: "Why don't yer take
'is name and address, sir'.'"
A wordy contest between cabby and
his fure i.'ciioraUy ends in tho discom
fiture of the latter and the amusement
of the onlookers. On one occasion two
iniddh-ae-ed ladies of sour and miserly
aspect had en'Hed a cab to take them
to the Koyal acadeicy. In discharging
the tirivcr, in tho presence of a throng
of people, they handed hiui his fare in
sixpences and tlirce-pi-i:m pieces. He
couutol theia can fully, aud in reply to
a tartly uttered ijuestion by oue of tho
ladies, answered:
"Well, no marm, it aiu't rL'ht- Hut
as ye must 'ave been a Ion time saving
up for this ycre liaunual treat, I won't
be hard ou ye;" at w hieh the two ladies
hurried oif, amid the ill-suppressed
laughter of the sightseers.
0 a another occasion, a "hansom"
drew up at tins entrance of a well
known place of entertainment in the
Strand. A gorgeously appareled masher
alilitL-d, and. baviny assisted cm', a lady
who accompanied him, handed tiu
driver the exact le-al fare. Cabby
looked at it for a few seconds, turned it
over in his hand, ar.d then iu loud hut
benevolent tones exclaimed: "'Ain't
you an' the lady In-tter get in ngaiu, sir.
uu1 'ave yer money's worth'.' I could
'ave dono yer auot.ier twenty yards for
this," he ad-led, and giving another look
at the coin, expressive of the utuust
contempt, he slo.viy arranged his kuee
clotli and drove away.
In the way of satirical humor, the
following will require adeal of beating.
A "hansom" was being driven along a
leading thoroughfare at a pretty smart
pace, when another cab coming from
the opposite direction ran i.itj it with
ju.-,t siwiicieut f-.ireo to lodge the collid
ing horde's head on the bacli of the oth
er hort-e.
The expected outburst of strong ad
jectival language did not take piaje;
but instead the dri-.-er of the hansom
that Lad been run into sat still, and,
with " 'Whoring P' liiene.-s, observed to
tho other tu-ivcr: "When yo.ir oss arc
seen all Y- wants to see acrou; my 'oss's
back. p'r'apn V'll j et djwn. lint, bless
yer 'art, there's, no hurry."
It is always amazing to listen to the
tr.lp!r.:ro;:s e.vlia;ige of evmpliuu uta
between cabby and a 'busman, who ia
ort.i sin:! ;. ;.;!;.-clever a,', ropurtoo to
ca'.ibc t::LiU',
it: l-i;:t3 At I i
W re
coil c.: h.?3 own head. 11. -rr- is h ea:- ti
point: One alteinoon a wcr.twar l-g, i:ig
'bu-, picked up a lady aud geijtlcmuii
rkrht out of the very hands of cabby ia
T'ijoadil'y.
In puiiiug ep, the 'bus very nearly
came t.' gtk f. gainst a heavy van. This
was tl;e Jehu's chance. "You're a nice
sort of party to 'ave charge of the 'eds
of families, you are!" he shouted to the
'bus driver. "Why didn't you bring
yer mother out to 'elp ye 'old tho sses
on their foot'.'"
Like a lightning flash came the retort:
"ISring my mother out. indeed, while
there's such faces as yours knock
ia' about the streets'. Not inc". I don't
want to 'ave the old 'ooman frightened
to death. Sue's been too good a mother
to me."'
STOLEN BY A CHICKEN.
A Vul outdo fjium nil Fount! lu the Craw
uf u iica.
Some time ngv, k.-.vs the New York
Journal, the household of a gentleman
weil-Unov.-a iu uommereial circles of
(Jravenhur:;t, Or.t., was very much np
set by ti'.e 1 -sd of a valuable diamond
rinrr belongi.'.pr to a giiest a lady from
Mew York, uspiei-m at once lcll on a
Servant, who was employed as house
maid, but V.pon her continued and vurn
Cbt denial of the theft she "as retained,
as the jer.tieinan, from a sense of ju
ti.'c. did not wi.sh to disouiu'e her on
mere suspicion.
A few tlayi after the riag disappeared
it was fou:.d .-.ader the lai'.y's window,
v. i'.h the solitaire stone, however, mis
iny, havin;; been pried out of the stt
tiafj. It was supposed that the thief
Lad reiiiovcd the diaoaoad to keep It
fxoia belli r identili'd.
The iay:.tery was solved, however, re
ccntly, in a rnoi.t unexpected manner,
for. ia cleaning a chicken f or dinner the
cooli di.,coVvrcd a small round object in
its craw, which, oa bcinj cleaned, was
found to be the missing diamond. The
supposition now is the riu fell from
the lady's hand while she was in bed,
iud the clothes be in; shaken next morn
oi;,p. it fell from theia into the yard,
whtre it was found by the hen, which,
jechitiiT the stone from the setting',
wallow ei it.
AFFECTED 6V POLITICS.
Curloui ETcct of Tjlltlcal Eirltrmtnu n
tiiw Mnrk:- ni 1Iittttir f I'ar!.
An observant lVu-iaian once said that
he never permitted a mushroom or a
shrimp to be e.tten in Lis house during
periods of political excitement, because
at such times the attention of t'ae
sn-irketmen was diverted from their
1 'ithnate avocation and poisonous
fuaji and unlit Crustacea were per
mitted to lind a place with the whoie
s mo delicacies. According to statistics
published by the Assistance lublkrae
in Tai-is there are other thinps besides
mushroom aud shrimps affected by
poi-tics, r.nd that t!:ere is a curious
bond of sympathy between polities and
the box oilloe of theaters. In the
stormy times of lS-lSthe annual receipt
i.-;a the Paris theaters and concert
;:Tcs were oaly S1,10'J,030; ia 1S53, how-ev.-r,
they were 3:,"00,000. The
Crimean war caused a falling- off of
510,000; but the exposition year, 1S55,
r-i.-ed the receipts to i.S0J,0J0. In
lo'o and the receipts were S-,540,-0
)0 each, but they fell in lSCi, the year
of the Italian campaign, almost S100,
0 )j low. r. In the exposition year, 1907,
the theaters took" iu J i. 400,001); in 1S73.
fJ.CiiO.OjO; in ls(3y, So,040.000. In 1670,
with the plebiscite in May and the
declaration of war in summer, but
td,G00.0;x was received. In 1S71 even
this shrank away to S1,1'2S.000. In 1S73
the clearing of the political atmosphere
wa-s indicated by the rise of receipts to
S-V-MO.OOO and in ISTG to $4,3:o,oco. The
parliamentary troubles and the elcc
ti o.s of 177 brought anut a falling off
of 1 1 ; 'J.ui.j, but th-j world's fair of 1678
caused t.n enormous ineivaxe to Ssl30,
0J0. For the four or five years lefore
13'i7 the re ;eipta were aV.ut S",,000,COO
annually. Then the XSnulan-er intriirue.
bent them down t 4,0W,0'jO and in
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ARMY SURGERY N THE PAST.
Seen Aftr m listLle IVtor th Valu
of A.wtlMtic llovrJ.
Th Archives of Military Medicine re
cently fravt? an ioterestinfj aowuDt at
the mouieul history of the ii fee of iluy
enoe ra 1793. The medical officer in
charge of the hospittd says.' "tn April
11 th3re was a droadful caanoaado-Among-
the ntnnber brought ns with
znormoM wotinils anJ the ntmtr
was not inconsiderable (In loew tlian an
howr eirht for arvyua amputations)
wan a little vohintor with great ocrcn
ae, although Buffering ti?rribly. 1
otAtck! that ho frhould be nndr-eed
while I went round the ward to glance
at tho vari.)i's operations which the as-Kh-tant
surgeons were porferiainsr. TiJr
tumhiif to hiia with Citizen liiviere,
who was to pcrfuria the operation, we
perceived an enormous lower limb,
enormous from the unusual amount of
swelling-. Manipulating the limb, we
came across a hard swelling, which we
took to Ih caused by a prape-shot ball
hxljfed in the limb. Our astonishment
was trro"t' when we found that an in
cision of five or six finders' breadth
was sufficient to extract this enormous
foriLjn body, which on being' pot out
turned cut to be a Prussian ball weih
iny no less than thirteen pounds. How
could a mass of this size have j-.ist the
amount of force necessary to lo.l in a
thih and not pass through it? This
pro blent I leave to natural philosophers,
Lut I admit it to be alau.it necssary to
have eeu'sueh things to believe them.
Of course there was nothing for it but
to operate oil this poor fellow or leave
him to certain death; we therefore
iinpntateil hi-ii up. When we had Un
shed he asked if it was done, and on
oein,' told that it was he cried out loud
y: 'Lon;; live the nation'." Anre.-thetics
nad not then seen the lhrht, it must U1
reinem?er-d. n another oeeasion tlie
liriuy of a mine caused a tremendous
explosion which shook the hospital
building- terribly. At that moment I
was cni'jt' 1 amputating the limb of a
soldier. As I was awinj the bone amid
the general confusion caused iy tl'.e
hrst shock a second ieeurred which
brought down tiie wlu;le i;f a lass sky
HiTlit over the patient and myself. Not
knowing whence all the class came, f
asked tho.se btaiidiu. round what was
th matter. Tiu- patieu! overheard nie
and s i. "Go on, I'uu't alarm yourself;
von wiil si'e plenty of tins kindof thinj.
When 1 hail finished the operation he
cried: Vive la rcmiblluue" "
FLOV1NG If4 WARD.
tnteretftinx Phenomenon n tli laiiuid of
Cf-pliulnia
There is an interesting- instance of
water flowing inward from the sea. It
is found on the island of Cephulonia. in
the Ionian sea, west of tJwe-ee. The
phen- tir-n:n oceiirs on the So;ill:".ve:t
tide of the island, near the sm:ill town
and port of Arjostoii. saysoldthwaic's
CieogTuphieal Magazine. Two streams
flow iit a .diort distance from one an
other siivurht into t'.ie sea for a few
yards and tiie'.i follow dilferent couri-cs.
One turu.i at riIit angles and runs for
som' ways parallel with the shore and
tiu.v to it. Tl.ch it turns a'aiu toward
the sea, and running, of cJiirse. deejer
and deeper, doubles completely under
itself, thus forming a bxip. aud Cnaily
parses out d i-i0"ht deep down in a land
ward direction. In its course it turns
two llourmills, which will jive an idea
of the strcnth of the current. There
is no tide iu tiie sea here, and the flow
of the Su.lt water brook is perfectly
steady and continuous. The ether
stream disappears in the ground in a
sLniiar way.
T::is curious pheno'inenon ha.- not at
traeted much attention because Arjros
tc'.i is not on oue of the summer totirist
routes. No one knows what beco:u.
of this water, but it probably flow:; t
some Fubterranean reservoir, and it
may have something tj do with the
earthquakes thut ovcur in that neigh
borhood once in a long- w Lile, or pos
sibly it feeds some distant volcano, for.
as i- well known, the most fronerally
aecepted theory of the cause cf volcanic
eruptions is that they are due to steam
genera tod from water admitted through
cracks in the earth's crust or in some
other way.
TO CE TAKEN WITH SALT.
It is said oysters ten inches long- art
found in Xew Guinea.
A c.vi.i-iiEADED eagle that measured
nine feet from tip to tip was bhot at
Ocosta, Wash., a short time since.
A swan- was killed in Trinity county,
Cal., recently, whose wing5 measured
seven feet when spread out. It weighed
sixteen pounds.
Titnr tell you of pemniums in Cali
fornia that grow so tall that you have
to go up into the window of the second
story to gather the flowers. And a
woman in Michigan lias a geranium
four feet and Cve incP.es high.
The San Diego (Cal.) Sun tells of a
monster black bass taken with hook
and line recently near that pirt. It
weighed three hundred and eighteen
pounds and the catcher was forty-two
minulcs La getllng the fish alongside a
steamer.
A Xetv ITaven oyster grower reports
that his dredje brought up cn oyster
with atdicll eleven and a half inches
long, the other day. Snch an tyster as
that, says the Norwich Uulletin, can
never be put in with other oysters and
sold by thequart. He sliould be retailed
at s 5 much a yard.
A HEAR which weighed three hun
dred and seventy pounds was killed by
Solomon 1 l'erry, of Roneevcrte. V.'.
Ya., who had followed the animal back
and forth over Sassafras mountain for
thirty-one days. The bear killed eleven
dopj The bear's hide showed twenty
seven bullet wouiids.
IIowakii Colemas, a farmer's boys
of Little Eritcdn, Lancaster county. Pa.,
caught in a steel muskrattrap reevntly,
it is reported, a fine fish of the bass
species, which on measurement wra
found to be thirteen and one-half
inches long, and one pound six ounces
in weight. The creek had risen during
the night and the water flowed over the
trap.
The Wicked Bottom-Tin.
A every one knows, in the early
days of Methodism a considerable
degree of strictness was maintained in
regard to "tho wearing of jewelry or
costly attire. An eminent divine of
that church gives an amusing incident.
A preacher had just gone t his new
charge, and was in the midst of his ser
mon, when a woman rose and went
out, slamming the door with unneces
sary violence. Of course, he r-upposcd
he hud said something which gave
offense; but, on making inquiries, lie
learned that the woman left because
'the minister wore a bosom-pin." The
fun of it was that he had driven to the
service over bad road:, and one drop of
Lu'id had settled on hU immaculate
thirt bosom, deceiving the tender con
science of the good slater. Wide
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WAGON?"
ft
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In tbe p'ac to a.f't ynnr
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emi p-tion. We don't do ny but
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.ersearm-stly solicited. aurinKOur patrons
that all business entrusted to m wju re
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held strictly confidential. Customers will
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irSi;lal attention irlren to rtatma fnr Fen.
flea U.'Boty. etc. cbT-l i
THE ITALIAN CARNIVAL.
4Uuitiiiux About lac Jctivl Caaival ii.
the uouj I and.
The pvriod xt tnijiilval In tho time c-f
fcrn-ticr. Linij:n raas-iooradlni titii I
buiTouucry. prineirialiv iiuiuUroJ In i:i j
Koman Cu.L:u.iUo iMtr.tncs, s;iy? t
Ltxidvfn tr-.ocn. It hecins on the rVi-1
cf Lpipb.!ry, or Twelfth day, and i-tui
.n A.-h Ycdnelr, wIkmi it is .u-cv--i-cJ
yf the Kustf.riti.-jf I-cnt. In thct-t
lowr rtrvcL enu vt th li-x-i:.se
d tb? Saturnalia of th Bncivnt
K.JiitJxn inay b: sttU t tet-tt-d- iliJ;;U,
U. me iiul Nrj'lcs wc-rt c. ieLratol f -r
tlit ir t;:vn.iviis but th-y v-r carTid
to thi ir l.i'ht .-t TH-rfecti n at Veuic.
Tin- j.K- utit l-iu?..- ot ull t.'slUitr,
T :- r i ! ! Tho i rth, tio niasTue of itj;
Iii uich-ru l:oiuo the muiK'radlxi in
the t:.-ct- aiwi all the out-cf-Uoor
tunuhenu-nts Ere limited to eight da,
tlurinr w iiih tbe Rrotea-iue mask.-r-
rx-lt earh ti.r witli confetti, sn.rur
piurusuuJ lfucquU Theso are piuriil
i rum lm.siictf. from the baloniun ('.own
vjkui tho markers pusi,in by bo low in
carriii-s aud afot, and thoy, in their
turn, jk-U the company at the v iudow s.
Tho confetti aro maUe of chalk r
Hour, aud a huiu'.r.-d wviut i ammuni
tion fur a oarria,ref ul of mysterer.
Tho raix-ss Low over, are not of tho
ot-ist strikiiiif out-of-lir scenob. Tho
In itves aro vbiil.out riiU-rs, but Lave
;.ur, h tn t.f tin and ail torts of
things b3I.J.r alxMlt tll.'Ttl to ufo them
:iv ;it-l. Ai-ruis the t ltd ot tho lia.7.a
del 1"iik.1 . Li stn tcheil a mpe. in a lino
with vth'eh tho Imi-M-s aro bront'ht op;
in a veo.iT- 1 nr two the r'pc in lot frc.
ami away the liorhos fly at a f.-arful
rate down tho t'oro. which is criwdeI
with peopK-. ami 'ii? whom the plun'inj
and kick inL'nf tho -teils often produces
sori ms. d;:raa.e.
The cl'.Mitiir revol of the carnival is
tho MiK-coletti. where the f-prt cum-i.-i.s
ia the cmwd carry injr li'-'htod can-
il'os. varyi.-i- ia Kiio fruui tho pufrchal
taj-T to tuo ruish-liht, with two die
loots in Tiow; iirst, how ft proM-rve
their mo rol' tti li;-btvd; sceoiidly. how
t i-.tiri:ui.sh tho jaoi'ci'iotti f i thers.
Tho ti""oilo in kindled by approaching
it t-j a it. B it v. ho cm h-soribe the
thn.s:.ii'i moans f ex li;;jrui.-.hinr the
mooook lti? The i;:.inti bellows, tho
mi.iu.st runs cxtiiT.i.-d!i-r.s, the buper
hu:iiau fans. Dam. is in his "C mi.t f
Monte Cristti," thus virj.llv doscribon th.o
strange scene: "The riht was rapidly
approacliinp. and already at the Mirill
ory uf m c;-o!ctti: repeated by the .hiill
votoos of a th(ii-ard fo:id.rs, two or
throe start. ln-fr?u t twiiikio amor;; the
crowd. This, was the M'rual. In about
tea raiatitos. Cfty thousand lights flut-t'n-il
ou every hide between the I'iazza
del I Vipolo and tho l'alais do Vetiice. a
si;rbti.f w ii;c:i it is almost iiaiHissiblo to
for;a any il.-a ithoat haviar s.-en it.
S :p;H.r-- all tho stars doscoudod from
the sy ; Ti'l j.:in ;J in a wild dance on
the : ' i.f tho t-arth; the whole ac
I'ouipaniod t y or.os raoh as aro x.ovcr
!: --:r-'. i:: nn ct'..T p:.rt of the world.
Tho fac -iiino foljjws the prioce, the
f r:::istav.-ro the eitizens; every one
!.l -niaiT. extinTJi'-hii'p'. rflihting.
Th:'- f.i'iiiinij race continued for two
ho-.'..: t:'o ttrot-t was as li-ht ai day.
a: d tho f.-. tires of tut.- t-pcetttors on
the third and f lath Honrs were plain
ly vi. -',1:1c. S i.l.ieti'.v tho b'".l f.oundcd
whioh sjivos tho si;ral for the carnival
to c!'so. and at the j-amo instant all the
raoceoietti were extir.ij-aished as if bv
enchantment. It neora-.-d as though one
immense bla.t of wind had extin-jpiishod
them all. No wund was audible, t.v
cf the carriages which conveyed the
masks home; nothing- was. visit lo fave
a few lights that gleamed ln-hiad the
windows. The carnival was over.
FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
New York Is disting"ji-b-d evory sr-a-
on far its monster masquerades and
fancy balls. In epiteof r'v. niUtic. tlo
era and pay costumes tliose ir.iliierinK4.
If we aro to believe the rf port-, of tn.uiy
WHO "assist" at thorn, are at once dr.-ury
and disjTUhtinjj. TLo multituJci of tnix-it
kingT., knights, duchesnf, soaraiiiouhs.
pickwicks, cardinals, Indians, clont..
columbinc-s. pantaloons, hidaljjoi, sail
ors, punchlnellos, Cowor-ffirls and what
cot who meet upon a common icrf-l upon
these occasions are nothing' more than
promenading and pryraiing dammie-t.
says the New ork Ledor. Th wor. l
may be a sta.?e, but tbtse ladies anl
gentlemen show very clearly that all
the men and women are nt players
not one In five hundred of them having
the slightest Idea of personating the
character whose outer busk be or she
assumes.
These monster balls are .aid to bo
principally remarkable fur three impofc
kibillties, riz: the iiupossibiiitity of
danrinfr on account of the crowd, the
impossibility of pettinjj any . refresh
ments without fighting for them and
the impossibility of ohtainir.ff access to
the dress: r.y-rooms oxo'-pt h.y f rce rf
arms. Fifteen dollars for a ticket and
one hundred dollars for a cvstaroe may
not be too much to pay fr Loura of
diacomfcrt, bnt by ridir. in the city
railroad or elevated cars for the aamo
length of timo you can c-t shove-i,
jammed and bustled about &lraot ad
thorouphly for much leas money, and
yon needn't pay any thing extra for
oostumo either.
THE COBWEB PARTY.
A Mew aad I'nlqiM (hat atnd How It Ia
The followinfr description of the
"cobweb party" in given by a writer in
the New York Star:
A central point in a house is selected,
6ay the chandelier ia the front parlor,
and to this a number of utrincs are at
tached, according to the number of
puests who have been invited to take
part in the frame. There may be twenty-five,
or fifty, or even more. Then
these strings are twisted atmut the
chairs, around table lcps, through key
holes, down-btairs into the dininjr-room,
out to the kitchen, upstairs aain into
the bedroom, and. in fact, all over the
bouve. These strincs matte lh pnlmib.
At tho end of each w a prize. wiich aoti
a a stimulant to the guest, to f ach f
whom a string assigned, to follow bis
or br-r thread to ius termination through
it", rrany devious and provokir.jr inti r
twininys. In Chicago the cobweb party
has hr-conie po popular that men are em
ployed to prepare bouses when on i
aiinoun-d, and it sorr:ii:vs takes
thro days to pet a larc h.u.o ready.
Wben the tfucsw pt- t-o f(.llowincr tin
the strings there is plenty of fun, a.-i
th'-y meet in all pnrts of tho house,
cr-:s and recross eab other's path. ? i
their feet tangled up in tho threads,
and hare a gteat many funny experi
ences. Brain's Race 1'rejudlce,
An amusing Incident occurred on the
streets of Abbeville, Ga. A Turk, fol
lowed bv Lis performing bear. wai nn.
pro ached by a negTO, who cnjafed in
couveriaiion w itn mm. ilieooarwas
not in a irood Lnmor. and. rah,in- him
self on Lis Launches, be dealt the nogTo
a heavy riht-hander, felunfr him to the
rrround. The nexrra was un in a .n,l
and rose runninir. nor did lie li.-.lt ni
out of breath, two hundred yards dis
tant irota w nero nc oouidod with the
ToumL
Customer (reading a newspaper)
Here I se I am referred to in the par
per affaia." Landlord "Indeed? What
do tuejr say about you?" Customer
(rc-ndinff aloud) "At Lhe close o last
wevk berlin nnuborod 1,573,421 inhab
itants! I am one of tbe lotl" 6chorr'a
Fatnllicnblatt.
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till old IMln. rrliaf And inadgr rurc. t'uiiphM
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tii.-.V 'Vttnt-d t j vi-.itl': - - t .'
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1. ha.ln't m'-.' i j h. , u:.....1 ; , ,
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Th-n l'ool Morkf w,u;ii "
I iiii-s iii:d my: '
...o.'. t':i-n, i'.UHtrr! V. ht
alxiut it
Jf liust.-r t-rickod u; hi,
ta -tod on that v.as,u: n.
t!...t l.o th n:hl it v.-aa
W' :h titki- I'm-li- Mortal! i
i !; r.-vi-r tl.oy wi-r' '"',
t'.iom li nn slii-k a a ;'ic :
ItnstiT roj'diiii t I 'iioh-
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i.r'.'f ;i!ni turn l.I:n ont,
y int'i tho hutiso to
'h'-Ti Ul.'.t'T W Js v'...:
Mali'- Vi.'ii ;m r.,-;n !.:,
M.irf iili.r va via ' I
vhv h ":'lr. t fiiro.- t !
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tai.T rot if o . 'i i:
ltui.tor'! iioo tho ;j..v
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It v.' a tho hji:..- v,v
i .u-lor r uiit:u.i a:i i'-. ' . .
I'uclo Mir, and Aoiit .
ho foidod Lis M:..-ral . ! u , '
tliroateiiod a
uLidi-r !.'.. sor 1
: ij l.n:r-. ss .
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phatio rem ...
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w.-is
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nftor the lii'.io '
.mil tliit in i.pit.
f h' . . . .-
lii01.t tho i.i l.i.i'M V li . , '.
ivo-r 1. TLo.-.- v. ?s th .. : : ;'. .
who ih-'.vo tip t . t':.'- I.i.. '. :
tvhfit tiif railrna-! v !.
i-t artoii f. :r t ho houe but 1; . i,.
thoM iy. I! put oaly 1. : i I . . ..
?ar-v and tliri-at-'twd tho vi..:: w: :.
ln.nt, but turned about ar i i.-t
ll.V t. vioi'jli.sly and so r;!l'jj; .:.
root ion i f tho luai.':. In- . i t ;.
nti-;:nror Laokod aw ay and i.h. i;-.-
L'uolc .dor-;, who r.tiM.i OH thl-
oail i is in .in- oiT.
"I vo pit somo buhinesa with v.;
sh.iutod tho man.
"Xo y' iian't:" replied I'n. U- M
"Vo han't fut no bi:siuess itti v.i- :
ISustor's ajrin ye. 'n' Hii--t.-r k:mw .,"'
n;e man went irT i:i a bun. ..ti.I.
to Snd out. he was tho a. nt
railroad, anil wanted t,i cm? v.-. .
L'nolo Mor f.r a bir let, ,f ti. , 7
eonsi-quouotf was that otln-r ;:trt ;
t.'io contract, wmon proved l ix i;
witii bif money in it.
Llou't carol" said LTnolo Mjr. "T
ohaiioos is th't if I'd ha t.M.1.- tu- o,
tract I'd ha" put tho mon.-y in a I
'n' the bauk 'd a bubU-d'. l.j-..
Knows."
The a tl"-ro w:ts th tn-w pr.si. h"T .
t!io distri.-t, ll'v. Absalom 1..
the ni.ok"-st, mild"i,t, and m..'
K-r. of nn-ri. V hen l;n t:'.-r I:.
vvi-nt to u::iko liib ftr-.t p:iM r:i! oi..
ji .t- r j:lmk-r, lie was bounce 1 :
proiulsoii by lju?ti-r so ipii -K ;. ,t
nevir knew how hi- j'ot out ii. t . r :
Jt saddon.-d tho heart.-, i.f 1 hi. .r h
and Aunt i'ojrfy to lcimw- th I..- :
Iiublis Lad Ik-ou t i'iii-d i:i ii- '. '
balance and found so l.im.-inu: '. v-:.::.
li
Uut thoro was nt
it. l'rotlirr I)ulilisv:iviiii.i
and Uncle Mnrr; and Aunt 1
home from meetinf al!
l!
Their faith in 1 "lister's wi-.i ::. i
sbakeu a bit by tfio fui-1 that t i
inie quit the di.strk.-t wil.i a iy
reoord.
"The world hasn't coni
yit:" Faid I'lich' Morp-. -lioin'
k.i:ti2 tiu'ih ..V'-i:
t ) a::
days w'on yo Lain t a i ..:.
t:r knowb'."
Hut t!:o orio-ular lit: '
foriuf' preall;. in pn-sji '.
Mora's and Av.i tj l-r'
uuwavori:i tru-t in l'-.i '.
rudojy shiihin. and tl.i '.r
::i I .
sophv iho not F -rrr o aust-'.ui
their painf ul aw ahr-inp 'I
ai'.iutlis a'o oiio (,f .;-f n: t . ;
youn sneu who hid ever
that part of the 1'iiie ore i. ,
htopjH-d Lis burso at tho i;.n..
and trot out uf the wa;'on. J...
U hiniou h'.'ht. He put hi-, n "
t
fctranfror biiwo and w.i.i : i.
up to I'ncle Morir'a ilor.
hootnod to want t i foliow :'
tho house, Lo had taken mi
L'.in. Th.it w ;.'w tho
L'ncle Lr;r and Aunt r
Jorthet.tra:.fi r, ai. lhL .li'.ii
ia jircsi-tit;:". ; tho bi:-'i:i----Land.
In lo-, than f
Liwl I'nolc M'irii :-::
traot t: not as afont r. t .'.."
tho gTali-uiok sti.nip ; 'ii'
ninjj chuck-h'do tiller. 1.
oontraet turnoii up i:i ti.''
cut-throat jndiui-r.t for ..
and lilty iloilarr.. and I nc
called upon to aottio. ih
they levied on propi i"ty of li
the oracular mule.
"If 1 l.ef to pay tho h-v:'
will," friiid I'nolo Mi'V
triontr 1 l:i:i..l. lint ti) t.-i.
t'.j. a.
1.'
.!hn f
th't
we've lot Kuster Lev ti"
nlaoo for twintv vi-ar a
run
lil-ttc
turn to 'u'stoor us afiu a l'ii-uk'Wl''
wat'a break Lu' us all up "
A SMkr'a i B TootU.
"The fuUidost snake J ku"'.5.""
about i.t oao found in ;r"'".r.j
live u;hj:i vr':r .," said -Vo. '"'
"It Las a curious pr..j
ward from its bac1.1"!u.
the Loud, which is like a t
treiuitv boinir actually
U
l-t K'h
,U. thf
vi-a '
euatneL This toothlik'- a;v'n v'
a most iiuixirtant fun.ui-m
tion to the creature's tnetho-1 ?- -7"
a livinff, and it would Ik- ' "ll
a more astonishing illn-t ruiion
turc of the adaptation of s'.ruottt-V
neeestity. When tin snake : ;vi1"0.,,
efT the latter is p.-.ssod i. ' :' 1 ',ri "', ;
g-iulet until it ouooiu.t- ' - ,
tooth I have rpoken of, whio.i
tlieshelL Thus, not oa'.v
n-ndcrod ready for innu .- iiate u.
but no portion of tJic iiu:a 1 ".. -
lotot, as would bo the ca-.o if ta
w ere obliged to bito into the '
iU mouth faujrs." Va.s!iiuc".ou
lloata lo Mmn. .
The boat life of Siam inei'.'i-'
all life. Hubincss and ph-a-i"' .
and happinea. all i-eau r-oi '.
or its branchea. A boai .
are almost aa natural ana :'
possession to Ssiaiues.'
lejra. He has no notion of lr-)''"'.'",J.
distance except by boat; :o ' '''" vl
living in a 1 Uce iiiaoec.-- y - .
generally nril.es bun as ! """j-.
weeks to come do n : ,, i ;
. aiMiice of 1". ' ,
liiv7, m v. 1
pram mo ior auj - , ..;.
which live as coatentoa...
aj tie rPouni'.';,. 1 -i--- .
a ri n if . .
dulpeiu tbe jrayetics ci i" u ' . i
or five months to cci''''1
emptied boat, d the rest e. -for
farm-work at bro-s "
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