SC large Stern as Father In whose 1 NOw Crushed t Broug! And he mr My One And the r orders from me. MIAN Can serve us ‘God be thanked!" the old But—Dbut-—what if they shoul “Never fear! before Well, your son wil Methuselah, beat knew fear, tear no m wher on ers de lincoln or die of nry Tyrr Weekly ANC B_SE A i, TE - — nd} has ir.) 27. 1858, Mr ying over night the evening we walked gquare, and when we had reached a particular spot, alter veri fying it, he said, partly to hi and to me, “Here, on this ex aet spol, twenty-six years ago, | stood alone by our wagon, which contained all that my father and | owned In the This incident, aad his ——— t he public ah Sas oartiy world.” bolalion some of the the obscu gireots of or the woods or and and equally and by Tim %. iifia un country alike and put in requi- lonely drill and would grasp omprehend the whole scope and and all essential details of the within the compass of his mind all were discip ¥ cage ABRAHAM LINCOLN--81y (From a clay model of the original, Augustus Saint Gaudens dated 1907, now at the Metropolitan ian ————— i iiss a manner of viewing It was tysleal and symbolical of his entire carver: for, although his life was largely hedged in by crowds and his career and des. | tiny wrought out in co-operation with others, yet his essential self, the thinking part, was passed In social isolation, When he had a difficult case to de velop and mature he would be miss- tng; this was more especial'y tive of his life on the circuit, or when hs de As a law student (if his sparse efforts in that line may warrant such | desirnation), It was the samer he | would perch himself on top of woolpile In the shade, and, as the sun intruded, would grind around in the ghade. One day Russell God. by, an irreverent farmer (whom 1.in. coln used to habitually help In hog. killing time) saw him on top of a wood-pile, with a book In lis hand the spac to “Mawnin'! astonished at tacle. “Mawnin’, Abe!” “What's yer readin’?” said he, ously. “I studyin'’ stodyin'?” aid Abe, laconically almost paralyzed: mighty!” gasped His conception, 8¢ and chronology of emanci subjected to the same rigorous law, Several of his generals, well 83 others of his supporters, tempted him in this hed the secrecy of soolal and promulgated . mention a Mvided ncubated He wan curls -1'1m ied. “What's yer Godby. “Law, readin’ WAS repl asked Godby Good God Al he, heme, method pation were as to forestall bru and in matured final matter alongs plan Irated with and polit] Sangamon alone experiences, his social ical and touch Springfield or horizon ex he panded and WAS no more with the fangrron C Harn enlarged, intimately In poonle of inty than with those of ipaien He 4 { ich ated to » of any other village in the i od y fg LASER Or som od Byes ne Ne hit of official or other f fav- hin hose at t Aapnointments to immediate Mees ignored geographical line that, fearing the fey had n hi wn regard, in { utive favors, than for Maine nauity Tore (eng and social in his raced the quity had no all his social area State and ultimately the entire Na. tion His field was the warld Ha dwelt in princip'es ant institutions Toe him men but agents or media, lo orizinate promulgates or enforee nrincinles. and a maa's local ity had namht to do with bis ef ficienty in that respect: and the acme and hizh-water mark of such pastimes as he allowed himael! on ‘he (As we were ft imn RNce mind; em? whole were eocial was arhisved "Hove" cirenit with the called) during a This ocatholicity (as comntradistin- sighed from anything special) of as sociation and consequent failure to calize hin social wil! 1 and political at explain, In that ardent tome which on election ped out pol tie LM those who santiments fath. nents, gerye to Iack of him at art tha op (and sanerially 1840) romelime day In November, The ecanecinlly erop yittarnags of the anti-slavery partisan on part of deemed his as recusant to the jand of his ere, alded this fee'ing, and omis- yenize his home neighbors sntly In the distribution of Fed: eral offices all combined to engender a considarable social alienation, and prevented him from being, as 2b stractly and on his individual merits he would have heen, aw ideally popu lar citiren Not that he was unpop ular, but he should have been popu iar to the veree of enthusiasm, as he was when news of the lomtion of the capital 2 Soringfield reached the then insignificant ttle village. He was a moet ririd supporter of alt laws those which were conven tiomal and unimportant, as well as those which were vital; debts and allow hia litt's real satate to get on the delinquent list. nor violate or omit any other politiea®! duly. He Arank no liquor at anv period of his Hee and did not visit a saloon (al thouneh it was a Iawverdike habit te do a0) on any pretense whatever: netther gid he ohtruda sdylce or a pertinacions temperance lecture on threes who Ald so. We were onee in. yited to vieit a primitive vineyard in Vererillion County and to taste the govern] varieties of home-made wine. his gion to rv wu It affroted no one but Linocin, Hut it am affect him: “Fellers, I'm getting drunk,” sald he, comically. Boa oasTarTerTa eT Tao Te Ta pte Te 0% “vA A VAPTILTA07a0T8 A ev epTar es vav ar are “sYesla erie . “ Household Notes a LAL ALATA TA Pav ave EAA LALA Dot DADLABS bd BLED ADAYA, EPA, AP AD ADE 9 TO CLEAN CARPETS, uses of are le housewife makes herself with gasoline Is cleaning carpets the rou handful of { will ire The the this wet salt who ia much excellent gion, Ignorant of work, Salt for EMooll the ghest on make thus holding length of ti: Th tle £4 oil rubbing ened clo and do enough to not loth wel have 5 14 wood Wipe glasses are outlines of less clearly But it this glasses The true image, make them qu glasses do not reflect because it is not ite flat —N larger gible to Haven Register titchen sink ugh Warm wa ove the chill soapy-looking could I filled it, adding en ter to the cold to rem Then 1 made it very with the naphtha soap. To this suds I added a pint of gasoline, being care ful, of course, to keep my gasoline far away from fire “Having carefully worst spots on my skirt | plunged into the tub. I rud the offending spots mercilessly and washed the en tire skirt as well as 1 knew how Then 1 dripped the garment as wall a8 possible, patted out all m i coud, and, emptying the it with tepid water, adding of gasoline. The r disco set in my marked the hed wat ored, I again By ime | garment the third tin clear and skirt ‘ new Not a was and when it had hung doors and dried It really made £ ter the like spot reen, Olce “It 31d not take me long to decid ta follow suit with the The result is that | have three skirts immaculately clean and which with a few hours’ work, will be entable for street wear and fall winter —Pittaburg Dispatch RECIPES Chocolate Creams—Peat the whites of two eggs with a tablespoonful of sugar, add a teaspoonful of vanilla, and confectionsr’'s sugar sufficient to make a stiff mixture Beat smooth. then form into small balls and spread in a buttered pan to get firm. For other skirt Ones pres. and | chocolate In a double boiler. Run a skewer Into each cream ball and deep in the melted chocolate until well coated. Spread upon waxed pa per or buttered tins to dry. Chocolate Caramela--Mix one pound of brown sugar, one-fourth pint New Orleans molasses, a fourth pint of cream, hall a cupful half a cake of sweetened chocolate grated. Cook until yrittle when drop 3+ BS din dnd do Sdn dls Bo bod ad Be BN : Jno. F.Gray & Son ssors to ( RET GRANT HOOYE w) Control Sixteen of the Largest Fire and Lile Insurance Companies in the World. . . .. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST , . . . No Mutuals No Asemoients ws ind nl edn fn 5 3 a 1 a defore insuring your life see contact of THRE HOMR of death between and twentieth years re- remiums paid in ad. to the face of the policy the which thie tenth turns dition Chae Momey 10 Loan on Fires Mortgage Office in BELLE Telephone rrr rr rr TTT IIT TTITTITITTAdANLL Crider’s Stone Building FONTE, PA Connection a . re 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE Traog Marks Desc Co PYRIGHT 5 ac EY "Scientific Him erica MUNK & Cy 010mm wow for if SUN DIAL MOTTOES, Ran Foy Which From Grave to Gay, Famous Examples appear h one BAYS one abruptly ipiness:”" and we are told tha and like shadows d¢ Others vari part on day wil wor The the same.” by the sun,” value ne, a shadow marked These often ap; a dial incised lines eared on churches and were generally near the southwestern angie, Sometimes san dials peared in stained glass wind These are still to be sean in Lambeth Palace, and at ons time there was another in the Chureh of il Hal- lows Staining, Mark lane Another kind of dial was of a port. able description known as the “ring” type, to be worn on the finger, the light finding its way through a tiny bole. Of theses the rarest sort known was furnished with a combination of projections for throwing of the sun. Cardinal Wo made in brass gilt on wh graved his arms. Other portabl were a8 sort gs and folded Then thers was the 1 with which we are ! kind the bal most frequ th are even AD. IWS, the shadow had one ich were en. sey nes of combination of dial courses some taking y of lumns more or less carved and decorated. In more years sun dials of growing shrubs have been made as ornaments to lawns, such as the one at Broughton Castle, near Banbury. The hours are made of growing box or yew embedded in minute frag- ments of smashed marble; the ur- right dial, also growing, is of yew and is cut and trimmed into shape. Around the whole {8 written in let ters of yew “Memory lives, but the hour fies.” A Fine Drand of Patience, Winthrop Ames, head of the New Theatre, sald at a recent dinner Ia New York: “We shall have some day, here in America, a theatre equal to the Come edie Francaise, but a Comedie Fran. | calse Is not built up in a day. We recent TTT TTT TTT TT TTT Er TT HE EP EP dro te fishing silently, In the stream that Comedie Francaise's * ‘Have you fished long in this ful of vanilla turn into buttered pas and out into squares, In as wills and were 20 afrald that they would not cover evervthing, recalls the Chris tinn Register, that they used ten words where now ona suffices, indictments, * "Twenty-three years, mousiour,’ waa the calm answer, 1 continued. “ ‘Pleven years ago, monsiour,’ he | answered, without lifting his eyes from his cork, Jtleven YOUrs ago, on Klesing and shak'sng hands are rarely practiced ln Jasan, son F. FORTHEY ’ ATTORNEY AT LAW BELLEFONTE WA Office North of Court Bouss S—— w BACRIAON WALKER ATTORNEY -AT-LAW BELLEFONTE A Ko. Iv W, High Street All professionel business prompaly sttended 9 SR SR W.D Zeasy 8D Gerric Iwo. J, Bowsn C-ETTIG BOWER & ZERBY ATTORNEYS AT LAW FaaLe Broom EELLEFONTE, Phy Bower 4 Opvis ton in English and German Paccessors wo Oxvis, Consnite PLEMENT LEFONTR PA. two from iree SLANT ATTORREY-AT LAW BELLEFORTE, Pu nuded Ww prow ply pg = - ———————————— ASA H B. BPANGLER ATTOREEY-AT-LAW BELLEFORTEY MA Practioss in «ll the courts. Consulistion Is English and German Orider's Excoaugd trol All Bind Poerisl silen Sour Cri it of lege! Hhusiness all ou given Lo ox der's Exchange eCcUons Ofce I ROYER, Proprietor uth of Centre Mall Acsommodations Srytclam Good bar. Par wishing to enjoy an evening given phi stiention Meals for such ooossions pared om short notice. Always for the transient trade BATES : $1 00 PER DAY eR be National Fate MILLEEIM, Pa FA BHAWVYER, Prop Fust clam scoommodstions for the travels $00 table board and sleeping Lparunenly The sbolosst liquom at the bas, Biabie af tommodation for Borses ls the best bad. Bus to and from all trains on Lewisbarg and Tyrene Railroad, st Coburg LIVERY 2 ial Effort made to Accommodate Com mercial Travelers... D. A. BOOZER Centre Hall, Pa. Penn'a R. A Cia os EC a re w's Valley Barking Company CENTRE HALL, PA W. B. MINGLE, Cashigf Receives Deposits . . Discounts Notes . . . H. Q. CENTRE Natl, » a STRCHIMEIER, PEMN Manufacturer of and Dealer In HIGH GRADE MONUMENTAL WORK in ail kinds of Marble ae (Oranite, Dent fll 0 got my priom, a a 4 hn: |KSURANCE CENTRE COUNTY H. E.FENLON ‘Agent Bellefonte, Penn’ a. The Largost and Sent Accident Ins. Compa Bonds of Every Desc tion. Plate Glass n= surance at low rates ii —_
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