hE THE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN. Is there, for honest poverty, That hangs his head, and a' that? The coward slave, we pass him by, We dare be poor, for a’ that! For a' that, and a’ that! Our toils obscure, and a’ The rank is That man is the that; amp, that! but the guinea-st gowd for a’ we dine, that; kKnaves What though on hamely fare Wear hodden gray and a’ Gie their and their wine A man's a man for a’ For a' that, and a’ that, Their tinsel show, and a The honest man, though e'er [8 king o' men for a’ that! fools silks, that! that; sae poor, lord, and a’'} Ye see yon birkle ca'd a Wha' that; struts, and tares Though hundreds worship at his word, He's but a For a' that, His riband, The man of coof for and a independent and laugl > 1 > Can mans marquis THE COLOR OF THE ROSE | enough t eT «N01 a fresh chapter without saying about that which had ended.” ‘Elinor was not rested Agatha. “l! fancy it had a kind of for her.” said Hugh nyhow, it didn’t wpproval 7” “That interested” sug- 4 her meet with was scarcely answered. “But I had magnanimity!” “Oh, dear!” cried plainly you bring that day back t I can you all in this again—everything is just the same, isn’t it? Of course, you were Harold's best man. I can you in the at his side You wore a white ud in your buttonhole.” Pink,” Hugh. But I am certain it was she insisted. ‘1 assure you,” with much solemnity, was pink As he was speaking, waa heard to ring; and after tary hesitation, Agatha him by rising from her chair. With- out a word of explanation she left the room before he could find time to reach the door. Running downstairs she met in the hall a girl a few vears younger than herself, and as much ike her as an extremely beautiful cousin could be like a rather plain one. “Elinor!” whispered Agatha, resting a hand on her arm, “Hugh Melville 1s in the drawing room.” For a second Hilinor, taken completely by surprise, stood stock still, pressing a hand to her neck, while all the color fadgd from her face, Hehe has bHeen asking about vou,” added Agatha, and Elinor threw ‘back her head a little disdainfully, “Very kind of him,” she answered, having recovered all her self-control “Shall we go upstairs?” she msiggest ed, and a minute afterward she was sweeping into the room in Agatha's counted on her how Oo me! Agatha, picture anil sald answered “that the an electric bell a momen her tall figure offering Hugh her finger tips. “Oh, Major Melville,” she # the next few moments con seerhed to flag Hugh ap-| suffering from the depression, Elinor even Agatha perceived the | erect cried, versation peared extreme bored to he most looked to death, and Was tongue-tied, until she urgent necessity of venturing a re mark of “Blinor.,” she exclaimed, "Hus I have been having a small dis Already?” asked Elinor “About the color of a flower! Elinor turned her head languidly, | fixing her eyes on the large shallow | bowl of chrysanthemums in the dle of the table on her right “Which one?” she asked. “The answered Hugh, “that 1 wore at Ju dith's wedding-—the la i here, you k lifter some kind zh and | pute mid hand. one.” | now.’ more stood Agatha J in one hand, morocco “Are you going testifying on oath?” demanded with manifest astonishment “1 am going.” said Agatha, "to per form an extremely shabby trick I] can that the end may be thought means the middle, with a rath he could to convince me by Hugh onls hope to justify the book in Hugh 80 that Opening the s held it toward r theatrical gesture, » a pressed, withered rosebud which the stalk “that it is been broken off at “You see,” she cried, white!” It appeared to be a volume of se devotional character, paper, and it seem- there was something | about it, as if | lections of a printed on India ed to Hugh that intimate and secret there were a kind of sacrilege In| showing it by the light of day. A wave of emotion passed over him as | he took the pressed bud between his | thumb and forefinger: “Whose is the book?’ “Elinor's.” “What is Elinor's, pray?” Turning guiltily, they beheld her on the threshold, and then they saw all the courage go out of her. “Oh-—Agatha!” she cried reproach. fully, darting forward and regaining possession of her book, although Hugh continued to hold the crushed rose bud. But Agatha lost no moment in quitting the room. “KElinor stood with the book pressed against her bosom, breathing quickly as she tried to look Into Hugh's face without wavering. “la your memory he asked. “Very-~very faintly,” she faltered, “Because you must have helped to he inquired. re-awakening?” "Perhaps done,” she * And perhaps, sald found 11,” he holding it between his finger thumb, as he drew nearer. thought it worth keeping.” It made,” she bookmarker."” read the I may have | suggested, and | “You You cried, * a-——convenl “Do you book often?” he asked, “Bvery night of my life “And night of during the last five tinued, “you looked at the thoughts ned to every your life con ears,” he i and flower youl have tui “Oh, please, “Every night turned to the East!” “Anyhow,” she murnmu pleaded have Hugh!” she your thoughts thoughts ought to be held with a smile in “Not,” he said, ess they sree hallowed by charit) y of her | and W QUEER HIDING PLACES Have Money Safe. Means People Taken to Keep Their Was edited £5,000 was brought perly acer money securities ¢ 114 * » f ry SU Of ove a quarier o a m has been thrown into the the Gover This ex exhibition of waste of found out some ago It was discovered brass had used for lion pounds ash pit by nment traordinary public money was time that scrap road making Originally the foundry and rolling mil Laboratory and other much been ashes from the brass is of the Royal factories were waste material matter of fact, they were given to tae superintendent for the purpose of making roads and pathways. This went on for a number of when a wideawake know of It He generously offered to remove the ashes from the fire holes to give the government the sum ton for them into the bar As a YOars, gain, After this arrangement had going on for some time it was been | ing the refuse at £6 a ton. Then the tender forms for them £7 78. 64. per ton was offered for the waste ashes, This means a reve thrown into tae ash pit. Actually, it ls estimated that a quar. ter of a milllon pounds has been wasted by the military officials who thoughtlessly threw the refuse away. had been mud at Liverpool a short time ago. This was in the mud behind the land. ing stage water, where a cash box was found containing a number of bank notes and about £8000 In se curities.— Pearson's Weekly. sm prs During 1904 Ecuador produced nearly 50,000,000 pounds of cacao beans, or nearly a third of the total look for the flower after alll” world output, | i | | | | A MYSTERY + how |t wa Mae told ms AT gE CAPITOL First Doorl ] me Senator Doopoo io Wonder why? 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