-
THE HEARTLESSNESS OF MAN.
They quarreled
trifle,
No doubt, that induced the
That caused her to bid him to
The that had bloomed in hi
on day,
stifle
love
heart
saw him turn
leave her,
bye;
She
To
and sadly
He loved he:
madly;
1¢ held her head proudly and hig
for
himself
He did not return,
To humble
Another arriy
Fate havi
meet
He told her
And
some reas
her |
they
she,
height
en quiet
"The other
And, i
there
sing
the
fair
Poses
Won
Syria a
Tyra
youths of
Now,
eat delig}
4
snmvyviable
rians as a
a playmat
ime or another
gheor
Fant
hrust
taliation
adminis
narely
tikewl
pare:
A care
whe
t he ¥ Wor .
fence, le i
preat a man
ful
better
ised
And so he wa
1 ith
With
appre
Ouis
many
general and
Tyra set {
his
mousy
Now _ in the
lisdainfully
dwelt
stowed
ws orphaned
Frail she was
eyes that
Tyra
me object
worshiping
Nor was
this maiden
whose heart
handsome, dashing lov
omit Dig smiles seemed as
the Assyrian Desert
She loved him
and devotion of her semi
fare, and when, at the urgent invita
tion of his neighbors, Tyra took
«departure (rom the city, she put
destiny
urn
one upon
all his ye
the
ever
iwoved her
his affection
of Syria. t
WO yound
with all the passion
barbaric na
her
walt for him until he should return
"Then she threw herself upon the burn
wept, and would not be comforted
After ho had gone the good people
ef Syria, conscience stricken perhaps
of the unusually harsh treatment they
had accorded her lover, bestowed such
unlimited affection and kindness upon
Leodesia that the poor girl actually
learned to love thom as she loved her
awn life,
Contrary to the predictions of the
dyrian wiseacres, Tyra did not throw
himself upon the desert and die a mis
orable death, The trouble with Tyra
was that, like many great men of to
day, he was without honor only in hire
own country,
Along the Euphrates he tound many
wild and adveniurous apirits, who
flocked to his stundard with amazing
loyalty. He did not care that bis fol
lowers were nol rich In jewels and
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deadly accuracy,
far more
So it w
had a mi
that
shiy
time
doors of tot
in a few
army at his
thay rad,
tering empires an
princes and
hi advancing
I.Like a mizhty
as YOA/rs
back,
knocking
fl
patentate
coimns armi
avalan
triumphantly l
Dead
laughtering
the
And finally
land of
Upon the
gleaming
1 upon his bs
a simg
and fill
giadness and re
ng { B
tead of moans ‘and anguish
Tyra! How she loved him! |
haif-barbaric na ried out
at ment his name
To he ever been loving and
true and
When
fo] lowe d him
promised
And yet
A ney
with fo
with Joy
the
had
voted
kal
to the city gat
to wait for him
And now that he
it for her to choose
lips, under the guise of greeting. the
beverage that should still his heart
should freeze his smiles—ahould drive
the love-light from his eyes
Bat—the thought of blood: the!
slaughtered be. |
made her tremble and!
ion of
her
te
TOT
sua
he away she had
and had
until his
Was come, was |
to placa to his
eq
re.
cry ont
When finally she arose the'liglt of
determination was on ber face Al
ready there was a blare of trumpets
outside the wall. Tyra, the conqueror,
the lover, was come and was hurling
deflance at the city
Dazedly, yet calmly, lLeosdeda gazed
out upon the frightened multitude and
saw the venorable sage advancing to-
ward ber,
“Come, Leodesia,’
her hand in his.
thee”
She glanced into his eyes and saw a
gleam of pathetic entreaty.
By his side she walked, her
held erect, ker eyes shining,
upon her face. The populace made
way before them, Women prostrated
themselves at the maiden’s {est and
kissed hey sandals; mothers held thelr
he sald, taking
“Thy lover awaits
nead
amile
habisa antreatingly toward her: oid
thelr
lent salutation,
And a cry went up-—a wild ors
thousand throals tha
Tyra's horn
a! lxoode
stlvery locks mn mt
from
drowned the
Say 18, Leo
rown apr
r lover,
ing into
hig face
@rd to her
f sunlight
CTIVES
ict Dissec
and Yard Chi
:
mes ted
ef.
ed 0
He
ge of his
priceless value
a ab to the
in her
a poker! And
fan
it one
practi
some jog
Sir Rot
Holmeos's jibe at
expense of Scoiland Yard
serjousn There is a
difference.” he says. “between the
the respon police officer
business it ig to bring crimin
it the work of the
‘private detective,’ who has merely to
ascertain the facts and to solve geem
ing mysteries But the difference is
not #0 vital as hat which distin.
guishes the fancies of the novelist
from the facts of rea! life
“He must be a poor sort of crea
ture who cannot solve his awn prob
lems. And it is delightful to notice
how accurately the Sherlock Holmes
keys invariably fit the Sherlock
Holmes locks, and how invariably his
two and two makes four. But in real
life Keys ara apt to got missed or mis.
laid, and two and two have some
times a way of making twenty-two:
ali of which may be quite unprevent.
able and is always moat embarrassing
«London Jota to Washington Post,
ho
presence Le breaks
thus the
at
however
takes
ive goes on
Evidently
derson does not
the with
great
an wida
of ible
The present plan for Increase of the
metropolitan water supply provides for
an expenditure of about $50,000,000 for
briaging to New York 200000000 gal
lona daily from the Wappingers Creek
and Banous ragioos
omplains
impoas?
obtained in {
examination
two 1 for
country tt}
is which
REary to
clever The remedy
me, which every farmers
apply. The remed;
inoculation of
readily done
: ATE
an of the
fail
rough
lack the
th
ALONR ure
tae
Is and
nece
actd sol
eria
on
£0
gurceed wi
rin for the
sour eoil is |
krows Row (0
the ba
which
for
teria
may
iw the soll,
taking
he by
Rrown succezefully and scattering it
lightly over the field which lacks the
bacteria t
A Tew bushels of such soll sown
broadcast will cover an acre, and. if
the soil ix not sour, there will likely
be no trouble in growing clover on it
The samo thing also applies to cow.
an extent as to clover.
bacteria, specifying whether It
wanted for peas, clover, bsans or
vetchae This bacteria is dried. and
a-amall quantity is usually dissolved
in wat :r and the water sprinkled over
8 lot of soll, which is then spread on
the ficids. As there is no charge for
this dried bacteria fiom Washington,
hetter send for it
PROTECTING G MANU RE.
Commenting upon manure pits,
Country Gentleman says: We believe
that asy method which rognires the
Limes
Othe
method
iN
fair to
would
HORSES
gay that
always
are
under
from
coli
inere
ing
arising
rent causes. ordinary
com
name
it known to
nsually corrected
Take
Pnermi
of ginger
of
remedy
ue nd i
tin
ing four
oa of « of pe
opiu
m
and
ure
Epirits nitre;
two tal nfuls of
napnt of warm wate
from a bottle
minutes
give half
the pain
bowels
HOEDOC this mix
HOrge
enty If relief doez not fo!
doses every
until
iin
is less severe
not move freely,
horse a pint dose of pure raw iin
seed oil. This remedy for colic should
do
the
cares of colic may occur which are be
Yond the reach of the remedy, it will
be found to effecl a cure, or at
give relief
Duty,
The immigrant gir! had been care
to provide herself with a false
but the quick eve of the cus
inspector penetrated her dis
beard,
toms
guise,
“You purpose going
service.” he sald.
“Yes.” sald Gretchen, perceiving
that equivocation was useless,
“You know how to make bread and
you want only one afternoon off per
week.”
“1 cannot deny it"
“Then you are a jewel and must pay
duty accordingly,” said the inspector,
we Puck,
into domestic
SA I BRI SU AS,
United States money is extensively
used in the northern part of Colum.
bia, amd In many stores prices ara
annted ie American gold,
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