Notes end
Comment
Of Intereat to Women Ruder
CASK FOR BAGGAGE LABELS.
Handy Reoeptaet In- Which Small
( Article. of Value Way Be Found
'. : When .WanteaV".i
Now that 'vacation- dnys are "'hore
the suggestion contained la our sketrh
Of cm for baggage label should
be- ,of u and Intnrest. Baggage
labela are among those necessary
household article which are never to
We found when they are wanted, un-
.. teas a apeclal place 1b get apart for
thorn. . -' . ,-
The accompanying sketch Illustrate
a case la which they enn be kept, and
'j j, if
-1 .wTrVr'lj
whfK-cffJ itaayBj he: replenished
lh :-nly, einiomes" exhausted. ''''
Xi,.? f 'fe fa. tnaile tn -crash or U Ben,
and the two pockets are set ap"it for
tie-on and. iullicslve labels-tespective-ly,
the words, being embroidered on
each division In brightly colored silks.
The edges are bound with narrow rib
bon, and there I a fold-over flap at
the top which tie down on to the
lower part with a smart little rtbboa
bow. A ease of this kind Is always
useful for traveling purpose, as It
keeps the label clean and prevents
their being creased and crumpled,
which so often happen when they
are loosely thrust Into, a box or bag
among other, things.
I ,. AUJUSaTIYE aphorisms.
Marriage make most men. T
DHL
Happy heart harbor highest
hopes.
Weeping women are oft most
winsome.
Man, maid and moonlight
make matrimony.
Pessimist picture pleasures
pernicious plagues.
Diver dark deeds drive dl-,
rectly to divorce decree.
Love .light the lamps that IJ
lume the line of life. '
Saint,, anllke (Inner, shun
octet to seek solitude.
-Alimony 'alleviates, the ail
ment ,, attendant upon, altered
attachment. Vance , C. Crlsa.
mil m mum tf ! , 1 1
To Overcome Nsll-Bltlng
"Instead of scolding that child and
keeping Its finger a mas with aloes
and quinine to atop Its nail biting,
yon should try my cure," said one
mother to another, who had Just slap
ped her small son's hand for gnawinn
at his nail.
"My Margery was ruining the, kjok
of her finger; It I bad enoimh. fur a
boy to bite hi nails, but fyr. a, girl it
1 hopeless. I tried, evening, bribe,
punishment, bltters-ulvh ah van),
ly licked off au! "was, about (a de
spair, when, a- uire. 1 had. suggested
her mothe.oure of pinning a child
leave to, the back of his suit ao It
w Impossible, to, get bla hand to
t mouth.,
tried, h with perfect success. The
annoyance of being handles and the
BiortlBcaUon of fastened arm a was
wonderfully aalutary. it did not need
many reptitlona before the. bablt was
broken. I used stout safety pin and
generally, put on an, M frock before
' -r rwm. as tnetje were
- "
H" Men. Ac Po-edj
"Tboee male creaturi, wqj i
that they, admire, w-huuiini 'n s1"8
are wonderfully dwve;'- omen
th woman of, the. wrl, ' Jemrke1
1 nevar, aVtfativ.e, aj Weakness
clnaUn women, ar, ' th m8' 'a-waak-
que, iW- certalnlv not the
ditterent mRU6r- A
weakness in a woman, or
"f J1 e by the favor of mon. he
T' .y doe what I necessary to win
rX favor. She feign the weakness
that la vary tar from being her. When
a woman who appear to be of the
dinging, kelpie variety 1 found to
nave aa taflalt capacity for charm
ing, bar helpleaane will usually be
found to be only a silken veil to hide
the masculine aatuteneas and strength
of will underneath. The adventuresses
who manage to befool and deceive
the moat experienced men of the world
are possessed In almost every case of
pretty way and low sweet voices.
Weakness of character may some
time be found In"' conjunction with
winning qualltl " " " e :
Mending Tw1 LlherfT " "
A neat way to mena a bole In table.
linen I to darn It trltii linemthreadB
off an old tablecloth. 4 It wilt !looW
much neater-than : u-ttch aeaed on.
It la advisable to keep' a piece of a
discarded tablecloth lolthe mending
basket for that purpura.
Sorrow of the Rkh. j
Almost any, millionaire would be
Willing to give as a large percentage
of hie fortune If ho could Ul lb dlf
fere ace belwtteiiAa.uUaptaca aud a
aauu. ,i " ". I
-1
ft
Canadian FarnMnu'.Ciwn
About (7 per eent. of the farmer
of Canada prewlaa over Uuslr own
farma. ?'- - -" -
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Of Interest
to Women
Cknlaaea Make Bad Bfc.t
Sidaey Low Wares All WeaMB h
Search of Henbane te gaa a
Genius Tb Maa ml -Letters U.aally
Geta Am Overdose of DoMadcUy.
Sidney- Low, an English "writer,
warns all women In search of a hus
band to Rhun a genius. Low has writ.
ten a lengthy article on the subject
He find the genius 1 a misfit as a
nuPriud,.H has a Hat of alxty-elght
geniuses, and out or the lot only twen
ty he found were passable husbands.
Several of the twenty Indeed, such a
Fielding, who, after hi wife' death
mailed her maid, were Irritable, and
hard to manage. Low suggests that
the gonlua sees too much of his arlfe.
"The man of letters," he eaya, "may or
may not be domesticated, but he usu
ally get an overdose of domesticity,
owing to the nature of hi employ
ment and the condition under which
It I carried out. Most men, from
stonemasons to cabinet ministers,
transact their main activities, outalde
their owa hone and aside from the
presence of their wives and children.
The literary genius does bis work at
borne. He sits In hit study, with his
wife, so to speak, outside the door.
Not all wive would resist Interrupt
ing the composition of an epic by de
ferring till the late evening the an
nouncement that the cook was drunk
or that the kitchen boiler bad burst;
not all geniuses would accept the in
terruption In the right spirit,"" Still.
Low Is not confident that to drive a
genius out of the house, to, week would
make him acceptable, aa a husband,
for, he says, that out c Ma, stwr-alirht
sp- -tmens, tweatjf-tfcree wr Bathing
ahon of aboHca r their treatment
of their wlvea and. that without any
re-eon of which the outatd world bad
kr-wledge. Law" finding that the
genius tw times la three fall a a
husband, however, fall far short of
being a trustworthy guide. He neg
lect exactly 50 per cent of the prob
lem when he fail to pass Judgment
on the feminine element. What kind
of raging creature were thoae twenty
three diabolical husbands married to?
IMPROVED LEMON 80UEEr,
Several Interesting InnoAtyon. Mad
In a Household ynaJemantl '.'',
A glass shape fcf-tha .'nurade,'qf ex
tracting the Julcfjrom, a lemon, Is. fa,
ml'larly calM. '!moni
whereas. It, la, uqt a, equoeieij. W any
sense, o(.Ue. W-ord tyi'ift Writer to be
clearjjt. understood, we, m compelled
to., adopt Uie, comma practice and to
call- the, uteoaUi "squeeew." This
article, lavejttMd by woman, operates
mproveo t-mrvw. -...,
by cutting the V leaoa kw
and releaslnr, its, luwee in U'ls
etx and en it kfttaVms'flimtoalon n
a way more, rum .
thing, whicrv 1 irecerkad the In-
" , welcome one. In It
familiar tarn It waa Iu-i!U k. om.
Pert k thar-e horloatng have
been taaedled 'in , rvc-3rt ftwnialion.
BDowa In.th-. AnnmnM , In
ItS liew .nr tha .-eMaW1' ! auit.
tiiM .... rt. .
" Jlclent extract htm bees secured It
can be neatly powed; Into the proper
receptacles through ai convenient lip.
The device la atar supplied with a
handle lor coavnotent handling, -.- 'i
The Damer of tha Family Stockings.
Arc you one ot those people; who
wear out stocking "a fast aa a mare
can trott" Perhaps you know. tfee. old
adage f -1 J , ',- i .:
"Wear at ta kL , c, T
Spend and not feel; - .... c .,
Wear at the toe, . .
Spend as you go.", , , -T ,
I wa one of the latter trotter, aad
bad ceaseless appolntmenta with my
darning needle until a friend told me
this easy trick ot laving thosa self
same toe: ; i
When pulling on a tocking pull It
forward on the foot, ao that the toe,
really seem to be some distance
from the end. But as the shoe 1
placed upon the foot tbe atockla slips
Into place, perfectly and accurately.
A greater degree of , eojatert and
more lasting value, tw, she stockinet
are thus double eaeared. Too. often
feet are crowded (ato. tight stacklaaa.-l
and what aj the poor JUilns lo but
strive nueejlly Jpl Ork. thenuefves
freeT T. R. 8.
- . pr,Mir,i Down, $eatna.
ti After stitcblng dqwova-aeam prens
with -a not -Iron, "and. It la .useful uu
know1 thati a Tolling pin, 'wrapped In
a clean cloth,- will aaswer-tha par
pose equally- as weU. t J ' - -
' 'v Record Mountain Climber. --
Long' peak. In Colorado,- which ha
been' called th American Mattoahom.
ha been successfully, climbed- by
small girl ot IS year, little JCuilly
Zoynton. Sba scorned tbe aid ot a
guide, even in the dangeroua places,
but went clear to the tup, a distance
of 14411 feet Thla give her th re
fori tor niouataik loOatblng anniD?
chlldr, ot tt world poeslblr. '
BY AID OF THE
ELEMENTS
Sf 'as ail aa aa i )
There wa nd hpparenf reason lor
Marion Morri to rush off to Eurepe
at A week's notice, except that she
had told Robert Bruce, wbeo she bad
given him back hla ring, (hat she
should go. i .
Neither wa there any reason that
tha discarded Mr. Bruce- should have
assiduously searched the bookings of
outgoing steamer and suddenly have
engaged passage on the Maloplc. cov
ing aboard early on the day of sailing
and guiltily hiding la hla stateroom
for a full 14 hours. , ;
On the morning of the second day
he awoke to find the sun plowing a
goTden pathway through the gloom nf
the narrow room and passenger life
already stirring on Uie big ahlp. He
stretched luxuriously and. Jumping
from hi berth, be hastily dreased and
went on deck. ' i I
The morning wa a wonderful thing
of color and charm. Blue waa the
ocean below, as blue aa the sky above,
a radiant, cloudless, transparent blue,
reflecting In ether and sea the shim
mering, dazillng ray of the sun.
As be paced the deck he uttered a
cry of surprise, and wis soon st the
side of aa elderly lady wh 'i waa con
scientiously "doing her mile
Mis Kenyoo," he erfert, esthaaias-
tlcally, with outstretched hand,
"My . dear bor." ho ehtwd. rru
Ing his hand wariuly n rntiirn. "What
a pleasant irttrs. I bnd no Idea yon
were Qt) board. Mai "on told m no
new of your tomlng."
No. Mia Kenyon. Marlon didn't
tell you, tor ah didn't know 11 Tou
sea before you a Jilted man. Marlon
haa return od my ring."
Mlaa Kenyoa smiled tolerantly.
"Poor boy." she ald. "What hap.
pened?" ...
Dont know. Hono-t I don't. EJse
said she saw me walklis with. girl,
and requested new of her,.' 1 tol-1
her I dldnt know whet sbvwas talk
ing about, and she aueer.-d that I
might be, a fabricates. . Jat's til.
She said she waa NPirg over here to
get away from, m ao I thought I
would comox Vo, so. aa t be near."
I m ajvald- qh wont b able to see
ber fw a, day, or two. Site la Quite 111.
8traa, Isn't V. Iw o ually Balls
o wen,
. "'WIlJi vou keh . Mtaa Kenronr
Bruce aakadi aroeatly. and she re-
rea so, aaitbvelastlcally that be hd
no dOMVt of her chain pkm shin. Ha
ord a plan, and with her aslr4,ne
t w carried out. For two divva
every hour. Robert sen' a maaurce
o Mis Morri a In saenn form aa.
other. At 11 In lb uvenlir, k r,m
Mvered a last note by HW ICoryrjn.
at 1 be, wna lnC,ruetlnav f var,l
'or thj remnlB'lcT of V. -t-t At I
oVlock It was ,3 boj onw-; at 1
sap or tea; at a.aal ninr.i be-
neaih the d'yjr.,, amtdhm iici.e; at
1 Mock, t-oOeet vtd, ma on but no
oBcimrngb-tg word bMicaealn return.
Indeed, ttve-ro ha 1 been- 0 message of
any kl',q nr ivas Mb K"enyon ablo
'o raiion anytl Ing, vea of an urtts
orabie natrre. Hhtt Mv.ls had mcro
'y lgnorurl ejb, d aery favor, naJ
bad dlBplayudi weUber ptoastu-e , moe
PWie at O-A TUIoal attentions.:
On tlt toartli ror,,-rr'..i; Robort wa
up at f, o'clock, pacing tha deck un
"Ut. for th first Urn be bad ho
Av to think q faihara. ? Tha view
,oout blm waa a gloomy one and dl-J
not tend to relieve hla depression.
Ursy sky, louden water, and a dreary
waste of iBUTenaeeah between; . the
deck were alia out deeerted, and he
went sullenly down again, hi mood
chluring with, the dements. --
Vac dag dragged aad tha roll of the
hip ea .eel t attle; now and then a
steamer vnatr. it owner venturesome
for the ank of air, dotted the wx-
l-acae, ot lonesome deck, and present
ly Rjobert perceived on wbona nwny
he recognlied,, aa tha (toward carefMr
ly folded the rug about Her and acwio
Bar comfortable. . Hastily be mud his
way to that part of tbe hl where
she lay with her eyee close, her lips
and face colorless. - - -
-Marlon!" ba breathed. ,
No answer. . Not even a- ticker of
the r&i on tha white faco.
"Dearest, . may I alk and talk
awbller
i A faint movement ot the band mo
tioned blm away.
"I dont wiab to ba troublesome,"
he persisted, "but, because . you are
going to, marry me. ( feel that my
1 lace 1 beta to watch over and care
tor you."
: Again motion of the hand, a UiLs
'.ess wejak. .
"Hw long must I wait, dear, bjs
'oro yon will come to mwT Buppaao
vm have the ceremony vbaw w bnd
ind Invite all these nice, people? that
in on the boat" .
A weary sigh aeq4 ber Ufa and
bla own' went, white. He waa fighting;
his last cuanc-a, and, he knew ba waa
uaklEif bee sufTeo, He felt that aha
loved hla. and because abo eeout not
leave btiu a khe had don bforo he
persisted.
"DearJ you know how mach I love
ton. Perhaps I could Bad a minister
Justice, ot tha peasa someone with
authority, on, boaraV If I could, would
you t" j
"Robeji Bruce?- -I will never mar
ry you If your dont go away and
let md die aa peace."
t. A-latenlng to the barely whinnered
vordav Brace heart leaped. He had.
troa. o-Bwtflrjr ba drew the discarded
ring troia bt pocket and (lipped It ua
ha IRtle finger. Slowly th hour
asaed, the wind died away, and tha
I Indly' moon, peeping from . brh.su
V't hurrying clouds, smiled down at
iue lover, her band atill lyln ua
usistlngly la bla HELEN OUN.N1
oON. : .
' -
Ts Be BhunnedT
v l.otloos containing borax, benzola,
ihobbl or any kind of astringents
nurt' be abunned absolutely by the
woman ot d-ancate complexion, but
ire quite permissible tor those wltb
oily, coarser akin. Steaming or appcV
catlona of water heated to tbe botUag
point are also among th "don't"" for
tecdar, dry akin, making tbena laoh
lik narebmeat, 4rld out x sV9Xi
; '. ' J
The Cobbler
I
The cobbler', children are pale of
face and the cobbler Is stoojied In the
houldnrs. So Is ve pale, for the mut
ter of that. All of hi days are spent
In Ills basement shop which you an
down four slops reach. There are
todows la. l.ont, but they have not
been washed for o long that not
much light comes through thnni. ,The
cobbler works y gas light, and he
vrJld need It anyway to heat his
wab. Day In and day out he i"ts
stooped upon his stpol and hammers
and sews and pnt and Up at bla
mending of shoes and boots.
Sometimes he sings. Not often, as
you are apt to lose time, when you
slrj. Once I had a talk, with him
while he straightened a keel on my
footwear. You see. I va pretty poor
myself and had not an extra pair of
heavy shoes.
"Yah," said tbe cobbler, "1 work.
Dat 1 nuddtstra. Work Is line. I
come her at seven when business
I goo'."
- "How late at nlsht?" I neked Idly.
The cobbler stuck a three cornered
piece of leather on the heel of my
hoe. He thru-t iu a lonn little nail
and hit Its henj -n-ith a anmrt tap or
two wltli his hammer. There were
ati caks and t",oe.ly spots ot dirt on his
labor pale face. I coulil ice that bis
arms were thin where ttn- sleevos were
rolled up. Wl:cn W looked up ho
pauved lc his toil.
"How late? Q,"! nine when busi
ness Is goot. lately It I bad vary
bad."
"You home earlier?"
"Yuh six. teven." A llgtit glowed
in hla eye. You could see it creeping
In W e nothing I can tell, lor there la
otter light that n cornaarable.
Or u. never soes a yoJJ" ef Rtendiur-brown
eye-,. And he (havkkxl softly.
'Lie kids dey tike I rnmo homo
wtej It la six o'clock." .
'.Tom a rrreat piece of eole leather
I i elat anothe:- tl-e with his Bharn
-nd shining ko fe. His eyes were
upon hla wortt once more.
" "Le kids, too youns to know when
businijrs ; Vt goot," ho aald briefly.
"Yotrte-dftu!. I make one dollar and
t w.ut-Af!' cent. Ihit's no goot when
yJ Dfmmi Ave to find eatin'a."
H-H3imercd away naln with mar
VelexH iswxterlty. Did you ever watch
a ftuithjer at work? Only years and
yueirs ot labor bring such skill. It is
jllp and carve, pnt and hammer, a
bit of blacking, and lo! your heel Is
tralght The cobbler haa made yen
.on-rtat)le, and you have paid him
35 rents, maybe. You go your way
ami be tolls In hla shop.
"Sleepln's, too," he said. "t.-ir rert
It nln dollars. There 1 meat -Jul
; r-iatoes and clothes and, "
8l-:"- ,
' "Yt,h.- Shoes. I b-uy cheape. 1' at
r -n 1 m-rtfl; Sixty Collar a monCi it
coat f
Why Fhould bla tace giow t-a-' from
lie reigiit of bla tliouhiri?- He
amP'-d, but dl wi-s n wnn rrr.ila thnt
mar' -i hli mere apparent, un.1 li.
pa' or more plain. Not at mo. lie
looked, but away aomowhere, to tbnt
p' 0 where every one looks w'.ieu t'uf:
Llfo pago thnt It. open before ouc Is
not quite plain.
"Gad,"'h- said. "Dat's little, one
flollcr and - weaty-five cent. Yah. It's
little."
Hammer bammer, tap, tap, clip,
clip. ' Surety hla knife Is sharp, .''he
light I rant so good, either. Ten,
twelve, faairteen hours. Of cours bis
shoulder ire narrow and hi, back
crookaaV Hammer, clip, cllik. No,
never-, does he succaed In gettlt g the
" axe art dirt from hla binds. You
caa tell uls t-.vulo when be 'n at :hurch
oa P-inday. Clip, clip. Oh, '.e 1 a
pa tie . creat'ne the eou'jler but his
pr Wife, It It not Uie patience of nec
essity? '
"Go b- OS," he said nrprovlnjly.
"nr. loatt r."
1, waa at le he meant. I am inc.-,
on. The tst can cost seven Collars., f.'u
-ond' r t co. Id not afford two pairs In
the wli xir. Bnn dollaiu divided by
one dollar, nd a quarter, r-i:d what ia
the answovf Oh, you wo-ilerful cob
bier sotb. nothing at all. Only
'.ifiereneee, social, mental, physical.
Dent try to figure It out.' You will
niArer get the exact answer.-- No one
' .Tor haa and maybe no one ever- will,
air. food, health, the glory of 11 (el
"How . do - you manage to, five?" 1
aaid at last, out of my bewilderment,'
He did not smile. He wa deadly
serious. Hla tones ere monoton
ously even. It waa, a' tragedy of mat
ter of factnesa. And- should ' we not'
cODRlder with pride, our nationalism?
"DIs la a finer couutry dan de old,"
be said. "In Bohemia, my wife could
find no washing to tae in."
With his dirty finger he rubbed
4&cktng on my shoe and polliibcd It
fith a brush.
"Washing Is good pay In America,"
be said. "My wife, sbe helps."
. Don't think he is one. He is thou
sands only it is nnc at tbe time he is
the cobbler. There are other trade.
Bud men toll at them.
Taken at Hla Word.
Eoine time since a genlat-luoklug
Irish gentleman wauled an empty
I bottle In wbicb to mix a solution
that be wished to prvpare. and went
to a chainlet's to make the purchase
Seleotrng one that aulted his purpose.
Be SMkd the abopman how muih It
would be.
"Well," was- the reply, "If you Just
want the ematy bottle it will be one
penny, but If you want anything In
M you can hare the bottle free o
charge."
"Sure, that's fair," said tbe witty
Celt. "Put In a cork."
Maeeage and Wrinkle.
Massage ha often created wrinkle
where they did not at all exist, on uc
count of being Incorrectly applied,
out It ba more often helped to make
them vanish, when used with a good,
nourishing cream,' provided It Is ap
plied crosswise, and not up and down
In tha wrinkles, moving tha linger lu
he opposite dlr.vtions that In
, chlch, tag wrinkles run, . .
j VRE.CK OF THE
j CAGCA BELLE,
-nn w ItW
i here w-a only one that believed In
lo,. ivc-';cy, and t(iat waa hla small
f--i. llcniieth. To the villager Joe
wa.. oitly a Fiioiidthrlft sailor, and they
foo't ;so atock In the f-incy yarns lie
wi-.i v.onl to spin for their benefit. But
to litt'e boy who had Juat een hi
six 1 biiti.day Joe Greeley was every
U' r s thnt V.1S rood and wonderful,
end ho never stopped to question the
truth of the extraordinary talea of the
lea which bla father took delight In
H-iling him cm the rare occasions that
'ie was homo. As for Joe, he worship-'
jed his boy. Nothing was too good 1
for l:im, and he brought him toys and
ciirio?.tirs fiom every foreign port
th; t he vialted.
ills. Keller (ttcn s..id that he had
better save his nicnt?y. It would be
fur wk-er to lock r..t a little for the
luture. If nnytliinr: l apponed to him,
what would bocoiuij of Kenneth? She
would sometime;; n'.t this question to
Joe, tint he vo.iin only laug'a in hi
t'ootl-naiuic-.' v.-ey and say that there
v.-a:i't anyt!;-!!.-; ro'r.s to happen td
hii-i lor a lc; v i:'.!e yet.
Kiiiue'.h'a iauC -f r died three year
liei'o.e. an-1 ,li,e ,d Immediately tak-i-n
the c-i!ld to r-lrs. Keller, who had
aieu-for him over r-lnce. Thla vooi--'-.r.
wai a widow, mid had two Bmall
:h':uun ol ber OA-n. Joe Greeley waa
sii proved to pay her n certain amount
every tiir.o ho canto home for ber
care of the boy, but during tbe last
year ho had become more- of a spend
thrift than ever, and on ala last leave
o ab enie he had pi-.ld her nothing.
But Le kad botiKhl a small dory for
hlu fcun and had spared uo expense
In malting It beautiful to please the
boy. He nan-cd It tim- Caaca Belle,
after bis ov.n c'-.'.p, ant, while he was
boa o l,o would so out ia It with Ken-
t.e.a every ony. The child was de-l-.f.::i;-1
wit:-. It and when bis father J
bad (; ).-,c away. 1 would often coax -Mi.
Kr:','.er to Uje liiiti out tn hln
fciy. liiie v.-oul-t romellr.iea grant hits
tc.,:c't, 1) it the a. way kept near the)
i .(!: . unU ovary tlatc uhe would mr
r..;ver to tourh the bnat whea se
.. ., vot T-Itt h':n.
""an p -1 until tho nutumn.-a.-ne.
' c-r.fj i. r.y tn'ti ijonst was .visited
.-1' -f : o:cst s'o: m lor yearu. Tboaa
vh-i I. id .-t !Hr - as sjid friendn at sua
we. wild v.-'th f.nxlcty tba nfaut.
.Ml 'i : nex. il ly the Monn La-jd ami
I; i.r .-i 1 ilo tv-:r.ir,; be.'ore It abated.
T r- .iidte.-ii waitod np)i;elwpnsiffery
I'J - civa o. tho t.h.j' . tlmt. -.hey knew
b. ( ;'.-i.r.;c . v fpee the gate. It
v. . r-.-. l-.z-.j;!, :o: j .he.tr wtc-at feara
v, urn re l::c r.y.a tho tidings came
iha. t'.ie i'L-ca 'i"e has bt-e'.i wreck..
etj o.i' lise cnar-.cif &p:iia. It bfiid gonn
tli.wn wltii ni' Itf. cvow.
.. s. Kc-i'.c-.-. .-jara tills with a sor-jc-vftu
her.ri. 'A'hat wotfd become of
Kenneth uow ? Joe bail' not paid bur
fm Hie rj-ilr",'3 buard, ainrl sue was too
Vi-iv- ic. - keep cu caiflng for the boy.
i-id haa a batd time to looU out
f.r c.r ovn cl-lldion Kince her hus-
b ocl liad loen lo3t at sea five years
tfU-:e. TUce were only two placea
f-r t ie ctu-,f. ono waa ttie orphans'
llx.ip iini tho other was the county
farm. Tbei-c w-.,i. no one who would
tuiru Mm, ior lie did not Drive a single
Ilv i,:-; relative. This Mrs. Keller
talked over with ' .Mrs. .Murray the
uioming that tlic tidings leached tho
village. She did not dreai.u that Ken-
ueth ivae standing near and that he
beard all.. AKuoath the child did not
realize w-utt It all meant, he vaguely
understood thti something terrible
had hapiwned .to bis dear father, as
ha had always railed him, and that
they were lutonding to send him to
some dreaalful place. He made up bis
mind Instantly that he would not go.
Tho comtis-tlnR thought hud come to
the boy's mind that his father, who
had been shipwrecked so manr times
beiorc, according to tho tales he bad
beard hiu" toll, might be rescued, as
he hati ulways' been, nnd tbut he
would co no bo: V; r-t'ain. But hen a
wiok b: -puced and he had not come
the cliilc'd.-cidftl that be would go to
find him'. That day ho had heard
Mrs. litl'.cr' Buy that she was going to
talri S'n to t'v 'iomo the following
we a i. 'Jb! i ' ! not know that bis
1-tt o I t-i.-t 'v;i- l. ir?tlPT with Rrie'
cr .1 tV.-.t fco v s nc-ii-.a of oius '0
nay pU.-' -i nt'fe;' t,:an v. iieio Lis fa'jer
we.;1.
Tho 'irn .1 ere th-i tiny
llgure stealing do-vu to tbe sea, now
lying 'calm and blue In tbe morning
sunor.ne, as If It could never be cruel
and liroachurous She did not think
ot Dim until about two hours after
va:l, 'when her own children came in
to vuiiicv- Then she suddenly remem
bcTvd 'with diamay tiiat slie had seen
Mm lull onco that forenoon.
"Win-re can lie have gone to?" she
rricil. "Can -he"
Kl;e did not wan to finish the ea
tenre. b it auatteblss up a shawl, aha
threw It over bor head and went swift
ly Uuwn tbe path to the sea, followed
by her children. Several villager
na v 1 ci- running and to them he
Kiiouled J.er fears. They were men
and tl'.er Wfent with her In case tbey
.should be needed. It was even a
they bad feared. Tbe dory wa gone
from iis moorings.
A Tier an hour's aearx-h out on ome
rocks thy diacoveied tbo wreck. The
Cabell UvUu bad gene dou with all
Its crew. IDA E. I COOK US.
BO VCAR8'
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will hereafter hold Regular Meetings
the first Monday of each mo. between
tho hours of a . in . and 4 p. m. except
Ing In the months when Court may
be in session, anil then during Court
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ERIE RAILROAD.
AT
PORT JERVIS
6olld Pullman trains to Buffalo, Nla
ara falls, Chautauqua Lake, ClsTelanil
Obloago and Cincinnati.
Tioktta oa aale at Port Je alt
points la the West and Southwest ai lovor
fetes tbaa via any other flrst-olaaa Una.
Ia effect June 81th. 1906.
Tsaia Now Llivi Port Jirvis a
Follow.
EASTWARD
" 48, Dally 4.10 "
6 Dally Kxpres a 0 "
" M, Local Rzoept 8unday., 6.10 "
' 44 Holidays only 6 M ,.
No. . Dally Kipraaa 0 M 1. u.
" TOU, Way Sunday Only T .81
4J, Ioal exorpt Sun a Hoi r.W "
10. Local Except Sunday.. 10.90 "
" 4. Dally Cxpieaa 1MP.1.
704, Sunday Only 8 91 "
, Way dally exo't Sund'y W
, Dally Exproas 4 Ml '
M, Way daily exo't Sund'y 8 36
" TOS.tiOonl Sunday Only.... 7.16 "
' WKSTWARD.
NaT, Ually Kxpreaa U fa A. BP.
" 47, Dally a.KB
' t7. Dally Milk Train 8 10 '
" I, Dally Kxpreaa 11.84 "
" lis, Foj Ho'dnleE'pt Sun.. IS lft r..
" (, KxpnasCklcagoliindal 8 83 "
' t, Daily Kxoept Sunday.. A 00
" i, Umlccd Dally Expreaa. 10.08 -
Train, leave Chambers atreat. Sew
York, f-ir Port Jervls on weuk alays at
8 80, 7 14, v.lft, 10 80 A. M.. 1 JO
8 JO, 4.80, 0.15, 7 16, .I8 18.46 r. V.
On Sundays, 7. SO, a. m v
18 10. LIST. 80.0.18 p. M.
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M. W.llawley,
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CLambera St. Station New Yotfc
William B. Kenworthey M. 0
Physician and Sareon.
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and Ann btreeU, Milford, I'a.
Hints for th Hot.
If you are ironing with the patrnt.
handle Irona and using a g-ia raiiy-i..
It la a Hood Idea to put a tla t-.ver i.
tap of the Iron a It slta en tho Hr-.
The cerer keepa the heot from xat-a.
lag, and your Iron wlcki rtA help wi 1
gi. hot much qulctar. On a gwd'
alsed blase two !rc of' this kind i or
ared with a tla er copper cover lll
heat aa soon aa one. -
To prevent making a great dual lu
weeping use moist sawduat on bare
toor. If the floor ia carpeted multi--tea
a aewapaper, tear It Into amair.
piece and scalier over the floor. Tbo
carpet will look much brighter than,
at awept la the ordinary way.
In Barring oyster or clam cocktails..
Instead of putting them la glasses,
try earring them from the ahalla. la
the center ot th plate place a green
pepper hollowed out and filled with
tha cendlmenta. Kacb uyater Is dip
pad Into It be 'ore beiug ea'.cQ.
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