X u m l t c r S24
o ln iiie
o m a m akaa » wor'.a
iu n » f-
Ta.iet,«" * iho usant suns«».
B u :—« rfm « s u i t ws e s i» for « « » <
M ’t e t o t A r these (sJtttidS «hin
the steps from the offices Into the street
M r. D aly's foot caught I d the m at. anfl,
<with some difficulty, he managed to
sere himself from falling. I was an-
taring the building, and. aeelng the
mlahap. I ran up. saying:
■“ T hope zoo ha ve not h u rt yourae«/
* * O h . no; thank you.' he replied. T
•only tuat my tetonea.’ *
Co the book o f Job appears Che oe»
dance. "J am escaped w ith the akin of
•my teeth." wbtab ds modumMed "by
AD necessary operations in
writing, billing or Statistical work
are accomplished fro m the key­
board of the light running, easy
adion M odel 10 (Visible)
q te akin o f my teeth" end give« the
dflaa o f a narrow .sactyw. tow ao ctoae aa
do ha Just by the tlilricncas o f tbe «kin
on tbe teeth, which la oo thin tbat no
mlcroacoplat fans yet been able to find
i t "To cast In the teeth" means to
throw defiant reproaches or Insult«
spitefully, as one would caat a atone at
the exposed teeth of • tw irlin g dog.
"Tooth and nail" denotes the m o a n «
Of an action fu ll of frewded fury, typi­
fied by biting and acratchlng. aa whoa
4 * o belligerent eata make the fu r fly.
Ustiona Tosclf
B*:l Bvsria« Type Bar
Cshwa Fintier esd Para»~oiio
Dreimal Tabulasi»
V iuó !» Wtsmg
«
A K»r fc’t F-v'ty Cb»i»et»r
P.daet I f «-ng Faubur,
|mwb»M»<hh Caawgn
A man who waa “ wanted" In Russia
t e d been photographed in six different
positions, and th e pictures were duly
circulated .among the police depart­
ments. The chief of eue-of these wrote
to headquarters a few days a fter tbe
t e u e of tbe ret a f portraits and statedl
«Sir. l haxs duly received the portrait
o f the six miscreants whose rapture la
jflealred. 1 base arrested Ave of them,
and tbe sixth Io uador observation and
prW be aacured ahortly."
*
Tbs phrase "according to GantaT*
esmalns in our language t o « perpetual
memory o f Gunter. Ute English mathe­
matician. wbo was born In 1M1 anfl
died to lOffl. Almont to th e pnesato
dime tbe works o f G te to r were oonald-
ered ateodu rd l i e waa t be^tvewtardfl
t o * nurveyor'a chain, of the logartitokto
Hue, of tbe unudrunt. o f the scale boor-
tog bis name, aud anything Jo m atte*
o u tlc s to be right must ba ' according
to G ubtar." .
These are feature* which make the
V I« sold sisks« ihn d a « da> a w a y
An' uoipt-t» the bllssard-hrras»:
Bvsn th# hkv«a (hut drip «ritti tenter
Are ted tu .he «oidan beoti
<Ok. ‘IW «cat -fur bread.
An' eek! tw oae.
A » wold n.iirt«atha
Tt.e all, ftissri
jwiliue w sily desires that the spring
should tu n e to hl» diuahtar. W elker
trill not irouU e about dvalh. But la
there DO O.hsr WSi?"
A sotUitii in *t» c U c n ram» *» bl:n-
.and he ran-sw iftly
ula own pa law ,
.Doting, with U w a r. that the short
W inter day wa» u tu rij ebflsd. G cthtr-
.ipi! his eo.len^u.a arwUEU tout, he told
dhaui A f lit« jtftraurdlbAi y demand o f
«the .prhtae.
” Ih n re Ja «aflr am* dhtng .to ba
Autte." t e W U * AA. modi!» Ib e ir tg h l-
.enad facre «flu*« Atm
"JUatau.1 We
On ttrC »(.r.il's <»sss
An' that's why » ossd It. my rtusjto
m ay *« t to .sswte
"Everyone «w-llttut ithrw
league#
.Oh. tbat ¡It s s m not «l«sn
To awr l*v< a Ha «le an to kotdt
m inin d. men. «win»««, » f a r.nd bo/n.
B u t Sven (he »1 seats of Hessen
ncblos. m erchant* and ¿paaoatwM must
Are paved, as they a s > with «aUd
aot tostanUy to wtrrk >w.tth unit, vslvet.
W e would love each other
satin and papni;. and m a w scores of
JKoveeAlas!
Uowere. L*ii th e » nut UP admit cloth««,
t f (be need «or sold
’
thele -bangiarni dot thaat J H w -fj□»« of
F r.-a a o u r «-,»» .»otrtd p ahs;
B u t lie «old must lay you
their fan*. cushion*.
they
Ber.esil. Oof's «rsss—
have.
..
2
An' th a t’s why a s nred'lt. m y dearie!
"Then, hubur dnsbotaX. * »
the»«
- d r a n k J. Btautoa. In A tla n ta CanaUt»-
Cowers unlit be ttnil twetrned or glued
tlon
to all the twee, a n d fauaues of tL-e"Vark
and *U the coucary w a r the p o lice;
the finest ahd hw a A W the princess’
palace aad th»- jxsnuto the furthest
sway.
and artists
aiuwt « u AU
x t r t the
o t e jadOtor*
n d X decorations
**• '
■ « s ' se.u |« walk
Princess
Fiaki’s Birthday
I T W AS w m tar and very cold, and
I the panels of costly wood, carved
with a rt and wealth of ftes ll, had
been c a re fu jy dosed atour.d tbe
prince, m a . g the room In » U c k be
sat very small.
Many bsautlfal robs« line I with
warm wool sad covered w ith priceless
silk l«y cros^td la contrasting colors
on the dxlmlp's b oaat. aad on one
wide alaeve of tbe outermoet garment
waa «Bbroidrrad a > i*r fetnued by fira
balls sbqlyctliig a sattb-, TWs wax thx
crest of the ittastTk)»» Kauyo fam ily,
which l« 0 « a JW ««sal throughout all
Japan sx m.««« #i>_» Jslamla «< Bbca-
xiaj KCad.^it^shtfv«
The
4a agdte of bis rssaala.
hie laiuls sad late money, fe lt ntver-
theleas that 2 * was v r y poor and mis­
erable. Apd tpe reason was that for
several days be bad irte d to think of
someth!ug for the anniversary of hie
dwugter's birthday and be eouul think
of u-'thing
I t v a «ofortuaately true that the
princess, who would on the morrow
attain tbe dignity of » . BlramV M **
aeaaed every taing that it waa possible
lo r a young lady k> possess, but this
"Take the arany. dal e the hospitals,
take the Vriaoiia.
liv e ry one must
work, no one moat etop to eat or drink
to-night. Go end remember that your
very lives depend upon your euo-
W ithout a word tbe ministers fled
Immediately from the palace. In less
than aa hour there was not a palace
»or a house in the chy nor a single
xlll«fce In the country where the In-
ihab.iaota wars not treking flowers,
and it one had looked that night from
the daitnlo's palace he would have
set-n tho'jsanda of Janterns bobbing*
shout among the trees lb every dt-
xnctvut.
¿ibe next morning, ss her women fln-
i* b « l .dressing her. F lakl heard the
M>nad of sweet ginning and many lb*
«teameitta beneath her window.
"A h ! It is tny birthday to-day.” she
aujd with.a shber "W hy art* the gods
so cruel as to raise. It to fall In the
w tn'er t l iu o r
Her women pulled
aside the eurtatDS trom the window.
•'What a beautiful day, m u tte rf.*
they said.
Indeed, sa If It too were a courtter.
the sky was clothed In richest blue
In which the sun lit.« a golden Jewel
shone proudly.
Lauguidty the 0-lnce«i walked out
upor. Uie balcony. But * h a t a cry a t
Joy and t s r t r t H b r o c tra in her 11 pal
Flowers, Co » a rt. In every direction,
and as far aa the e ja could sea.
The prlccees rub'uod bar «yes.
Wte
£midt Premier the chaire of lito
iaMa who invcsfcgaUs comparative
A « W la « ra > l.
•T o o any his money fell to bin» IT
“ Ko. H e fell to It—tumbled through
coni hole and sued the clty."-CUKm *
• Harald.
First, the boy <it eight or tea la sent
to tlie breaker to pick t t e slate and otk*
if»"
WV
v i
Ü .
j£T— j ur.lioaltby condl-
,3 3 V y 7 n o n at tte kid-
f '
W nays; If J* Asin*
t J your Unen It 1«
T V - J evidence of kld-
i
ney trouble: too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain ts
— — the teck Is *l»c
that the kidney« aad blad-
rt
■¡The» is oomfort in tte knowledge so
(Aten expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-
Root. tte great k.dnay remedy fulfill* every
srlsh in curing rheumatism, to n In tte
Sack, kidneys, liver, t ladder and every part
of tte urinary passage. It corrects InsfcIBtv
to hoU water and scalding pals In passing
’t, or bad s/fecis following uss of liquor,
wine or beer, sn-i overeem»# fhat unpleasant
necessity of oeing competed Io go often
during'te day, gnd to get sp many times
Avrl.^ tte night. T te mild and tte estra*
ordinary sifact ol Swamp-Root la soon
roakxsfl It atanda the highest for Its won-
derful f tu as of the most dtoreaateg cases.
If you aeod a modlclne you »hould have tte
test. Sold by druggists In 90c. and I I . sites
You may tews a sample bottle of thl*
wondurtul
dlacovery _
»nd a book that tells
and look in the glass—you will see the effect—
You can’t help puckenng-4i makOi- you pucker
to think of tasting it * ’ >r
By the use cf so called cheap Baking
Powders you take this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your system—you injur® digestion,
and ruin your stomach.
more about It. beth sent
AVOID A LV H
'
tbaoluteiy free by mall.
»ddresa D r. Kilmer A
Co.. Binghamton. M. Y . When writing m ew
DAVAB
tty
BAKING
Y A h POWDER
Royal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream of T artar-C osts more
than Alum but you have the profit of quality, the profit of good health.
DOCTOR
Nothing hat ever equalled i t
Nothing can ever tarp«»« i t
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
CUARAMTCEO
bavin« such w»dlth. If be ocusd no»'
U tar bar tóni4,U ^g new anfl ph o «lü g t
Hio»--o«.!? be arose.
- I w in go io her apartmehto Fto-
baps. auc-^u-M'ifurly she w ill tall me
what she wouifl M ia," b*> • * * ! to blpy-
AC If.
lie atruoh a hr tote -w ig and fmtne-
fllatcly the ta rre d pauvls rolled open,
disclosing endless halla filled w ith
aamurais of coblu b lr'h p*g««, guarda
and m«ntale. T b e aatnuKus wbo »OM
t t e two swords btwsd Jeep while all
the others prumrsteo ttomsaivo» on
tbe grtamd
" I w ill visit my daughter,~ said the
flatmlo.
f la k ) , or Ray of Sunshine, sat on a
pile of cuebtoas In the hall of her own
particular palais. The told* ot her
magnificent rob-a * * » :a a»r ngefl s;, m-
m etrirslly about her In many oolors
and sb»;«s. put moat «bu ttent waa
tba woa-tsrftsl Mmbns of blue satin
♦verywhers smbr.-.dered w ith apiflar -
wabs In which wet« caught the many
' colored petal« of sumtnti llowere.
The young g irt’« Hue was white to
snow, ber cnmsoa lips opened slightly
to disclose two row * ot p a r ly tooth,
and th« eyebrows, following the man­
ner of prlnoessoa. ware c.osely shaven
and replaced by two little black
patches painted very high on the fore­
head
As »be prince entered. Flnkl hid her
face lo r an luttant la the long «»eeves
of her robe. Ihua g rittin g her father
with » tender a-.rt modest Salute. The
dlsmlo smiled w ith pleasure a t the
grace and beauty uf t t e child whom he
ador'd. He overwhelmed bar with
Ì caressing n-unse, sin Ing hey If she was
! happy and ’4 there w m nc'hlng sfa«
aoW . prlnoe entered h«w apartment,
“truly, yo« ar« a god."
The daimiof smiling w * h pleasure
proposed a rid« through the park IQ
see the magic sprlnttlins
Tha da-
Ugbtwt ¡wlneasg elapowl her hands, and
tbe b rlitia c l procession of g ajW -d ad
oourtlera headed by the prlnoe and hta
daughter started s ly ily down tha
wits" ng a v e .u a
• w,.ui a d-:ictot» la-rfuroa acanta tka
er Impurities from tlio coal which baa
been brought up from the mine. From
there he Is promoted and .become« a
d<x>r boy. working In the mine. Aa be
grows older and atgonger be la ad­
vanced to tbe position and given the
pay o f a laborer. There he gains tbe
mperlence which secures hint a placa
as a miner’s helper, and as be acquire«
»kill anil strength he becomes, when W
tlie height o f ht’ manhood and vigor, a
fu ll Hedged miner.
tjfflW ,;
I f he Is fortuuate enough to escape
(be falls o f rock and coat be may re-
U ln this posltloij as a miner for a □ «ta­
bor o f y e a n . B ut aa age creeps on sod
be Is attacked by some o f t t e many
fllseaaea Incident to w o rt to the mlwos
he makes way for those youuger and
more vigorous following him op the
ladder whose summit he has reached
He then, starts a t the descent, going
back to beccme a miner’s helper, then
a m'ne lalwtrer, now a door boy. and
when old and decrepit lw finally re
turns to tbe breaker where 1»< starved
ts a child, earning the same wages aa
«re received by t te little urchins wbs
work at bis side. There la no Incen­
tive for ambition IB the average miD-
ai'« lift?. He cannot rtoe to p la c e of
Mnlpence and wealth. Only 1 In «W
««n f a t e be given place as a foreman ’ desired.
• r superintendent, and these are posA
"A h! illastrtoug priore and father."
tlous «bleb few miners tors to lto ld -- cried Flakl. clasping her hands aor-
f o t e M itchell I q Cosmopolitan.
rod lolly, "how cab 1 ba buppy while
! the earth auffsref How can 1 amile
when the able« woepT Ab. tbe gods
are erusl to have created the winter
sssvoui I feel Ui s a poor little exiled
plant, barely alive, and yet aaable to
die!"
i " It 1« certain there la nothing she
desina so much
aa
springtime,"
thougbt the prince to blm srif. onoe
more back la his little moto.
i 1!« scowled fiercely at t te gray
I cloud« outside. Budden’.y be erwn-
mandtd the presta, e of hie chief mia»
later1' Nai-ds-tsia hastened to learn
I the wish«« of his illustrious lord, but
the m inister> heart *«nk at the *it;ht
of the prince'« «osnLer tace
"To-morrow 1« tpy daaghter s M rth-
flty.” be begag, coldly. ” 1 desire, do
«nderstssd I its lr e that by day-
brrsk lo-mot row «he tre»« snd bashes
ImprevtoBSB* to Matehea.
of tbe park at>4 the entire cónni r y
T h e h n neb government has decided
1 surrounding tbe palace shall ÌA cov­
ered w ith n o « « , «s to the flr»i to rffeet an lm provriaam In the a.aau-
months of t t e sprtagtlmg. lo u may tertwrv of wooden matohaa. Two-ecat
boxes are n o * oo sals ecnia.n.ag
BMtvhre Idratical with thoa« told bHhar-
tn. except that to to« middle of ».oh is
a «mail circle t t parrafin wax «blob
penult« tbs flares to spring Into life
again and barn until tba and. of tha wood
la rra e L rd ^
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