BOW TO SELL BOOKS. I
wa»»
With pljtow» la that
A HUSBAND'S TRIBUTE TO A WIFE.
Tb» ’n** weed yesterday to virit a
fetaad wbaee edle» to in • seriate great
yidtod down town and MM hto dX
• ■■■»1 «• »- BaSSsetosSte What a Vaw-
aa »M an M m Mees» .~ i la Cm,
•tosnd and denn rated with a **■*» to
tato*"
WWW «US terp-vf^iy
to^ tbe ea^tor
ra
*— *• beard queer scrota» penaaadlac
ÄO mg tor tettato» teswnca ae awtfr
•nd Mothte has ever brad paid ttaui to ac-
ri-
u.
tasahaad ta bi» meewnsn Writing of hto
caswr duriag the cl.U war, kw
My wtfr, with a devotion quit, imparai
•e else took on the oerabta
Ire. votea, "yea osado
stow than shat."
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The rowmd votes began agata, nod after
fremi atoro faltases ihh I m It to a soo-
l«aetxdo«y *»• ”*»^«g »o carry the
The door of the rooe, from which th.
«»«A M «**«•.
to Fortress Moura» In
ma to the «elit, »nd w>
dastagmuotof thcram.
rioted should bo worn by hathsrs on hto
beasb and laridontally
«noted” him
•bent many other things But he kept
sight on setltag lota.
Tbs most notorious of all Brother Brad
lay*» troubles, however, and one which has
®r*»PP«d up «gain this r»«. baa bean hto
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«d'-red people who go to
Asnury I »rk every summer as asrvsnta
TT* 7°™« i*"“«" toad very dlffor-
mt Ilves from these in similar positions lu
this country. In the first place, for the
mostPMSthnHimhe«M and Mr,laths
hpus» of tbefr employer. Thia to of eoumr
»survival of the old apprentice system,
■van ta warehouses is to quite commoa for
tbota. Ocnarionally o®, would be tcddto
•t2‘dj,„U"
mo™ thoroughly, and
2^1^^ V -h*
,rT “*du 'to'1
.
Instructor would ramark:
‘That 11 do. You're all right”
Evsey pupil asemed to be (udead earn*>t
Into »dried
to Uta ‘In
f-’"'“?
tradesmen
bare their homes over their shop. and of-
J”?!"
** tar iAmllgeom.
«® tbstr proepsotus
with a frantic grip born of dsepalr. Boms
touted with graa* boldness aniTeonfidmae
•tkM» UnAad end stosnaMdad, and for
tonh^id .¡I the latoer had tote^our^og
papers,
Willie Sloane
Ml y»
though, M
/"toi4« «omplatert
the writer boldly antatad the book eompa
sompariaon with bar lot, nee to mention
»bat the American woman haa the handling
Mmeucy, wbaroaa the tradaaman'. wife
ttO PVWA h I
U m CMMOlotlMMMI
sf havtag done bar duty. Men who have
yem m ran^ag pa hidh aa »10,000 a
does quickly caused to form talina and to
mareb and eounterinaroh In stasis and Aon
bie file and with bands uplifted. This
amusement was rudely Interrupted by a de
y<»ydM«<r
were baadcuM betas« any nsiataMs could
hilly aa
particular for that hotel, that he had b^
tararok free lodging alaewhcro, and a®
thabusamer waa turned act into tikaeoM
world.—Bangor (Me.) Commercial
A Regal Railway Train.
Tka imperial railway train that baa
just been made to order for the German
emperor haa cost the PrueMan excbeciner
•early 11,000,000. it la eompoeed of
elevon carriage» connected by corridor»
•nd »11 constructed or • atyto of ••
paralleled luxury and magniflceMu
Ono carriage, which to derignod to bo
the katacr's study, ia hung with rwtl
Gobslln ta^try from Charlottenberg
and tbswaion carriage to upbotatered ta
white satin The remaining ears oom
prtoe a nursery, • reception room adorned
with marble statuary, oa oak dining
room, a kitchen and bedrootna flor oav
oral gueeta—Now York World
“ton*" smiled bar lisiener.
You could not do Worse. You study the
afrontar wc give you and then come down
here, and we'll help you. You shall try to
•NI M a book, and wo will try to sell yo i
Master Jebeay Tabes a Wife.
M»» •• •
HI.
‘ Causes of my death: iwet year I fell ta
low wtob Boi ma Itsatrmd. but was ear*
quited- Tkfe Wl Sff^sd me shea ! rtel-w
sd my school dutiea I fell behind ray
schoolfellows, and In r-Tiseqnania should
b°t have been able to finish my studies In
lime to get free from military service. I
am therafora obliged to kill myself, first,
for unrequited love; second, for ths fra
quent reprimands of my masters; third, to
escape being a soldier, which would ba ee-
I peclally hateful tq me under the present
govermneettlt, and, lastly, because of the
I sorrow I have already caused my parents,
and Mpectally my dear mother
I
"I appoint my friend and schoolfellow
I Auguste IJ varan I my executor and ra
qneat him to give me a quiet funeral, but I
ahril be graariy pleated if my friend, and
aequaintancea would follow me to the
grave.
"I leave my wateh to my father, aa Well
aa the task of comforting my mother for
my death. To my mother, whoee tears I
I have so often eauaed to flow, I leave all my
handkerchiefs In order to dry them and
, beg her pardon. I leave to my stat* Ada
the ring with the death’s head which I al­
ways wore; to my sister ¡da my letters
which have not yet been published.
“I Intend shooting myaelf with a ravolf
er, which our dear family doctor, Dr. Uri-
jatto, has tent me In exchange for my old
gun; and beg that bo may not be conoid
end reepoMiblo for my death. If I had not
h~*^torwwokwar,I should have comm toted
suicide In some other manner, for I am too
Uredof life to Uva"
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wwwr. BBRMf Wim
tuuuee
™v Tress» Minister to Slam.
M. Pavle, French minister toBtam, whose
B**B*
raoently been so prominent In
the press dispatches, has bad oonalderable
•»Perlenoe tn Asia, though he haa only held
hto present position since the beginning of
taeS year. His full name to Auguste Jean
Marie Pavle, and be. was born In Di nan
hsssr. May H, 1M7 "Hewent ont to the
Franoh colony of Cochin China aa a volun­
teer in the marine Infantry and liked the
country so well that he left the military
aad catered the telegr^htoaorvica
In Itat he was given charge of the con
atruetion ot a telegraph Une from DatUm-
b»n« to Bangkok, a project full of dlflieul
tiro beeause of the
'
uubMltKfulnraaof
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the region trav-
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creed and the rav-
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At Uhoopoo Bunday, Master Jobauy
Baasmore. aged fourtaoa year«. gg.i
Mica Emma Lynn, aged thirteen yea*t
were united In marriage at lb» rest
dene, of one of the bride's relativea
They are .of good families and are the culline
be. sold 2
thought well of by all who know them
again, and
They live with the father of Ue brida
Cor Atlanta Oonatttnttoa.
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A PRECOCIOUS SUICIDE.
A Thirteea-year-eld •tadeat Oivaa
Raaaena ger KIIHog Rllwsalt;
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two boy» took a hand I d .U m rwning
buataeae and ultimately managed to drag
prseerred and preserver safely ashore.
Mn. Dodge to a daughter of Job« Big»
tow, who was United fitatea minister to
France in 1M8-T, .„d . ,|,ter of Poultney
BtgsloW, editor of Outing. Rhe to about iK
Al Bologna ahoy of IS years of age, Gio­
***• • ftoelar elsasr’ eg. vanni Costa, who is In the "gymnasium'’
ctalmsd ths Writer Impulsively and as It of that town, committed sulcids with a ra
proved very unwisely, for her adviser gave I vol ver His last will aad testAbwni ban
fast been distributed among fata schoolfel­
low» It to lithographed, and according to
the Pall Mall Budget contains the follow
thoroughly convinced of Ito chcai
•nd
Ito
practicability. -Prorir
Journal
EÄf
Imperiled
e
„■®'“f!.U!,",’“Pwl,n<*."sb..ugg«>ted
tagst la Bhril I
go into the toislne* on tbs hit or miss plan
sad try to gain Ilf”
p
echemo for II
•fur thirteen
Where TMU sm Case Ave Fcnnd.
Ths,taillra. nata of the Isle of Man hava
ri ways been a pussle Where did they
come fremi They are cut off quite chert tn
th*
°tbe»wtaoare much aa other
oate. The Spanish Armada to supposed to
7’1*" th*
voasoto ware
that
at the bark of this house is a pet cemetery
tor they have all hern buried there,”
Turning suddenly to the writer. Molli»
with closed eyslids, rsmarhed, " What a
peculiar brooch you have, like an open tan
turned upside down;" '
"Yaa, It was given to me by a friend who
brought it from Eg/pk It repreeMta Maut,
Urs of prof
munter. wl
the*Upwai
That prea
would
tils a sound rale for all of aa, says an
eminent doctor, that with rest« t to fond
our likes »ad dial Ikes »rs the best guide as
to what Is good for us, and It to safe to eat
upea the plan that whatever We trftah will
prove on the average harmtafa aad whole-
some, »nd wbatevw pruduom dtaguas will
prove, as a general thing. iHfWMihlr
Nothing can be more wrong, for Inatvire
than to make children rot fst, for evampte'
when they don't wmrt it. A healthy e»M
likea fst and eate as mush of ItMhiaa
If be shows sign, of disgust »1 far, l b«»
provee him to lie of a Milons temiierament
aad he ought never to be furred to «.» n
^K“14 •“"»«*••••».
dlsordeml digestion In after Ufa simply bo-
wnJ*I1«l
tat rich f<Mi
in ridldhMd which wo felt Instinctively
was unsuitable tons.
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among the not I vos.
Hie micceaaful ao
complisbment of
nh a iw a d with
ry atomi the
i hose conclu-
1 the trouble
A MUIswOhlld's laAaaaoe.
It would be bo degradation to us to
the gentle courtesy toward thsgs who
t*e lingli.h ab<WI rw
Jo tbta day from mn chance ctista
Bursty it would be ne confeaatth of |
A Mice Ptagee is WeetlMMl.^
There to a veritable mlee plague on
the Sootttah borders which haa door
imtnenae damage to paatnrnge
The
herbage has been totally destroyed but
of green having been left
congMgeatly no alternative
nove the greater nrunter of
Bernard J. Suhmita, a wealthy fannoi
of Atchison oounty, Kan . went to Gar
many last November to vtoit hie old
home, and was arrested for deserting the
German army thirty years before. The
matter was plaoed in the hands of ths
United States minister in Germany, bat
all efforts to secure Schmits's release ap­
peared fruitless Schmits's eleven-year-
old daughter, however, wrote a letter to
the emperor of Germany from her home
to this country, setting forth in a child-
like manner the facts in the case and ask­
ing for her father's release on his Mrth
day, which came on the 4th of last month.
The letter reached the emperor on the
37th. and he was so touched that he ia- I
•uod a pardon for Schmits, who to now on
hto way home —Cor. New York World.
Daaelwg Killed Him at Sevsety-etM.
at homer
*‘Ha krtg htostudy, monsieur.
Monsieur
Ai that mospeta I heard a totta burnt of
Uugbter from th. Inner apartment, so ¡
James McCarty, of Gaskill township,
t»oe of the most unique characters of
Jefferson courtly, and perhaps of tbs I
state, died Friday, aged seventy-nine
T**"- Hie death was caused by over- I
heating himself dancing in the open tar, I
Keeping flavor Bright.
To wash silverware never use soap In the
water, aa It dalle the hmter, giving the
n
M pewter
than silver. When II wants chuting rub
ft With a piece of soft leather MM I prepared
chalk, ths latter mads Into» kind of paato
with pure water,as impure water might
soMaingrit. Use aM«er I fit fa to be kept
bright do not tie it lip In h«ne »ml aet it
•way toteralsh. Ueeltallthe Unit »nd