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B le v *n chim e* from the ta ll clock
A bove the m arket twuae. end 1
H a w s a t and dreamed the ir.ernln < th ro u c l
And recked net aa the tim e aped by;
T h e pelting aun th a t h it * the town.
A nd daaalinc lAee on asphalt a trea t.
B y Its unUkeneaa d riv e * me fa r
W h e re dalalee grow and m eadow sweet.
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Poitlarul and Geo. E C ham berlain
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T h e w h lte *h o t city pants and throbs.
And e ’e r th e roofs i see artae
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T h e waves o f heat, th a t m ake the spires
And chim neys dancv before sty eyes.
T i ll th e ir compelling we arm ass
H a s ta k e s them th ro u g h m em 'ry 'a ways.
T o field * th a t ripp lin g winds caress.
And canyons w k r t s w ift to rren ts b r a w l
-qoo-ig— „ t u | * | t si X s s s u e ° « m W »
And sliver-elded salniow, leap.
em oani s|q paoXaq r a j a o q »ao e jn ttg o> A canyon o f stupendous s'hlea.
8 u |A n X |»jam m .| ¡ jo u Xes Pinoqs i„
And house-big bowl lera m a heap;
jn o X at« A n d g n arly roots of trees th a t cling
T o the cliff's aide, and sway and lean
‘enqomcqirs ue Xnq or B uio* io u au.no/
T o every breeze a Jd
to laugh
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A nd jo y In e v e ry s w ift careen.
iis o a u im o a e joj ta m o sfiqom oinu
tra reop qanui a o q ta o q y —eeoio m 1 ( And so the m orning hath sped by
*, In the hot tow n whrtee streets Me w n ite
-sedoB * » H k u p e tiw q fl
And p a lp ita te beneath th e sun
Salem .
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W h en the g u lf breeze shall
A nd the w h ite moori shall
A nd lig h tn in g bugs, e a rth 's
• h a ll m ock th e tw in a lia g
the night.
cool the a ir.
ride o o h lK h .
glow ing stars,
s ta r-lU sky.
H elgho t I f ob « could dream and dream
Fo re v e r o f the »udden gleam
T h e silver-sided sulu ier m ake
W h en leap, ng from th- braw ling stream !
a n d need not th in k o f tasks to do,
N o r heights' am b itio n point» to clim b;
B u t seek where m aples m ake a shad«
a n d Ila and dream lu st alt the tim e:
B u t du ty calls w ltk braaan veto«
O f yonder bell—a le fe n now—
S w a y w ith bowlders In a hasp,
a w a y the braw U ss, m w dy-dow
O f the wild Kiream , and f a r a w a y
W ith d te a in e tf.f Baida o f meadow seroat,
T b a day's ta s k *y e t a w a its to do
B y which I earn m y rig h t to eaf.
—J. M. la w Is. In H ouston Post.
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BO ALFRED HURRY.
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R K R IU K W Is a practical Joksr. I t
is a m a n ia w ith him H a has beea
assaulted, had h i* windows broken,
been ducked Jn a hors« pond and
th re aten ed w ith leg al proceedings. B u t
n o th in g has cured h im and nothing
svsr w ill. I a m ooavlnced th a t I f hp
gaw a good opening fo r a practical
Joke o a his so rrow ing relatives round
his deathbed he would play Itr
T h e Joke th a t he worked on H ennee-
•y was conceived and siecuted on th e
i t I t lacked the >B-
spur o f th e moi
tsh and polish o f h is thought-out mas­
terpieces, bu t It served
Henneusy's
fr o n t garden, w h ich, w ith Its __trim
flower beds and gracefu l shrubs, "was
once th e pride o f the terrace and the
anDle o f Hennessy’* eye Is transform ed
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P o rt O rford.
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. > le te b e r G ard n er,
i . . . ^ . J . W . R ile y .
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. M r . E . B Russell.
M rs. V io la A . F ry .
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A ntes Jo h n sto n
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B e r k le y ...
The Burrow' Clevis
I gay w i r e a n d n .T « e ir h a v e b e e n
las ca H E TS sud the* are U « best
we have eve. had la the bouae Laa»
w lf. w a . frautla with headache tor
. a n a tr i» ’ Mnnecf y o u r f tS C A R E T S
rettav .d lite nain In ber hçnc »Un«-«.
t a li. We iw lh rm utuni end C u a ca r.«
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t a l Pal al**»!© rotent Trfttv Gnort. 1*0
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O U R S C O N S T IP A T IO N .
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ih o n a a n d n H a v e K id n e y T r o u b le
a n d D o n ’ t K n o w t t. .
M o w T o P in a Out.
glass w»h your
star and let It aland twenty-four hours; a
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sediment or set-
l i t»»r rf p - • c v ' ' tling Indicate* an ,
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unhealthy eondt-
lir
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y A 1 « J T y f y r I J neys; If II stain»
L X s G t B x ?"Ji--i A. I your linen it Is
evidence of kid-
( j l \ I J ff T~, 5 , ney trouble; loo
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frequent desire to
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unvlnclng proof that the kidney« and blad­
der are nut of order.
W h a t to D e.
There la comfort In the knowledga io 1
often szpreaaad. that! D r. Klim nr'» Swamp-
Root. the p e a t kldnfcy remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pein In the
haek. kidneys, liv e r, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It eorrec’s Ir.i fcllltv
te hold water and scalding pain in passing
N. or had affects following use of liquor,
wine or boar, and overeomas that unpleasant
n -saslty of being compelled to go often
-r ug the day, and to get up m'any times
,g the night. The mild and the eatrn-
nary elfoct ol S w a m p - R o o t ts soon
rallrsd
It sUnos tha highest for Its wen-
•■ul »urea of the most dtatresaing cases,
vos need a medicine you should have tha
t. S oid by druggists la80c. and$1. sUes.
You may hare a sample bottl ^ o f this
Fill * bottle or common
•re about It. both s e n t ^ ^ ^ ^ w B V ^ L ^
« «lutely free by m all.
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Co., Binghamton. N . Y . When writing men-
th « g— eroua after In thia paper.
«C* T*M< fM»w«l* W tth Cw*eur»^*.
C atbarttc, cure co**Mip*vja fo re to t
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¡ R K A T reco rd o.’ e n tre , '.no-
lunimd in m e d ic a i h is to ry , proves
[’« S a n a p a rO n pesse«-' - m e rit nn-
H ave y o u a H orse w ith a n y
BLACK -
O ne o r M ore o f th e follow ­
DRAUGHT
STOCK »nd in g habits?
Afraid of su d d eu fulling of board
POULTRY R efusing to bead.
etting fast in sta ll.
Afraid of sigh t and sound ot steam
l ’aw ing in stable.
K ic k in g at m aster or strangers
MEDICINE G Tender
bitted.
Afraid o f sound of buggy or wagon wheels
Stock »«<1 poultry have lew
uoubl.q -which are not bowel and
l i v e r irrepularilire
B la c k -
Draught Slock sod 1 t«i*to M edi­
cine 1« » bowel
I ' ”« r'-iuedy
for stock. It p»to the organs ot
digestion is * perfect condition.
Prominent American breeder« and
tsrmer« keep their berdsand flock«
hcslthv by giving them an uora-
«ional do»e ol Bla> ’< I 'renght
snd Poultry Medicine in tbeir
food. Any «tock rsluer innr buy a
accent half-pound s ir tig h t can
of this medicine from hl« dealer
»nd keep hi» Mpek in »igorou«
fa,«Uh lor weeks. hM lers gener­
ally keep W ack-Dr»iight Stock and
Poultry M c lid n e
I I jo a tt does
hot, send '<» «">1' tor » ' ' ‘‘ 'inle
caa to th» innnnf.Kturvrs. >h*
Chsttanoiig« M edkiue Co., Chat-
tanooga.
Paw ing when hitched iu street.
Afraid of touch of shafts
Crowding in stall.
Scaring at hogs or dog< along road
R efusing to halter or bridle.
R u nning away
P ulling on one rein.
S triking.
Toil sw itchers
Lugging on^bit.
Bad to harness.
Bad to groom
L unging and p l u n g i n g . ' Hard to shoe.
• S h yin g
Ju m p in g fences.
R efusing to hold back going down h ill
Afraid o f autom obiles.
Bad to hitch to buggy or wagon
Afraid of paper.
lu llin g the tongue.
Afraid o f robes
Afraid of um brellas.
Afraid of cloth es on lino
Afraid of sound of gun.
Afraid of band plgying
Afraid o f canvas top wagons. ■ Afraid o f cars
If you have horses addicted to any ot th e above m en ­
tioned bad habits or vicious traits, you can euro them.
And perm anently too, by fo llow in g the system as g iv ­
en in th is course o f lessons,«thereby increasing the v slu e
of your horse m any dollars worth, whethor yw i want to
keep or sell him . It w ill increase your safety and confi­
dence in d riving and han d lin g any such rninial.
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, 4 » m l» » iu 01 Voiutoo
used to be fond o f te llin g us th a t it
pyglt h im tan years to m ake th a t fro n t
garden.
Less th an ten m inutes euf-
fleed to u n m a ke It. H happened thus:
M m . Hennessy and tk e children bad
gone to th e seaside
Hennessy’s bust-
ugg« engagements u n fo rtu n a tely pre-
vsute.1 him from accom panying them .
T o cheer Mrs Hennessy he w rote her
th a t ho " fe lt lik e a h e rm it In his lone­
ly cell in the silent house every n ight:’’
M e rrid e w heard o f th is and said he
would fu m e round to -he herm itage
any n ig h t Hennessy lik e d and play
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do Hennessy m ore g.iod to play chess
th an to lose ms muuey tr y in g to learn
b illiard s or sw elling th e refreshm ent
r o n tm c o i;» takings n t « » “ 1c halls
H e's loud 01 a game o f chess and he'll
swallow the halt and never know thsX
he a hooked.”
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Hennessy
"fanclsfl’’
h im se lf
at
chess, as he did a t »IT gam es o f s k ill,
fro m tossing fo r shiftings to' tp o lt ln g
derby w inners. He accepted M e rrld e w ’s
challenge w ith enthusiasm and offered
to bet M e rridew ten s h illin g s th a t ho
(H en n e sayl won In less th an 20 moves
I t was arranged th at M e rrid e w should
come round w ith his half-sovereign the
fo llo w in g evening.
T h e best laid .rhem es gang a ft agley.
however. Sharp to tim e M e rrid e w , In
hie «rooking cap and slippers, rang
Hennessy's bell.
H e was ra th e r disgusted to And th a t
Hennessy was not yet bom *. H e made
blm selt com fortahls In the room th a t
called his study and read,
lenuesey came not, and when ten
d o c k atru ck It was plain Io M» rrld ew
•’booby trap " over th« door of the din-
lo g room, rig h tly ro o jectu rln g
that
when Henneasy found hl« h a t driven
down over hts eyes by W ebeu-r's dir
tlo a s r y he would rem em ber his ««
gageraent
M e rrid e w fe lt ra th e r ashamed o f the
booby tra p , aa being a stale and s o ir*-
w h at pu erile Joke, but fo r the moment
he waa too sleepy,and annoyed to, plan
a better, in s p ira tio n tu m w when least
sought, however W hen be opened th e
fr o n t door a uiueh better Idea fo r get­
tin g even occurred to him . A heavy,
m easured trend was approach ng along
th e pavem ent which there was no rats-
M k tn g
M e rrid e w le ft the door open
and stro lled down to th e gate, an If be
w ore ta k in g a b re a th o f fresh n«r be­
fo re going to bed.
H e gave th« policeman good-evening
and a fte r ch attin g w ith t i m for a few
m inutes, naked him i t ho would m ind
beeping a special watch on the house,
on he (M e rrid e w ) had noticed a rough­
lo o kin g m an p ro w lin g about carU cr la
th e evening. T h e policem an «abl
n a y b u rg lar who m ight try the house
was alrea d y as good as la cu ato dj.
M e rrid e w , to keep him up to the mack,
gave him a glare o f H an naw y s » tria l« ,
e x tra s t l l .
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