X t i i i i l i e r SÎ4
V o l u m e X .AL V I I
A single motion is
one motion is
comppe,
T h e B k la o t M r Tew tn ,
character
In the booh of Jeb appear« the sen-''
tones. *1 am escaped w ith the akin e f
my teeth.** which to «todernlaed “V»
th« «kto of my tee th f > n d givea the
Idea o f a narrow escap^bDc ae clow aa
to be tost by the thick nee. of the «kin
dh tbgmreth. which la ae this that ns
microacoplm bits MfcJWHL ahla.to and
IL “To cast la th« teeth" mean, to
throw defiant reproaches er insults
epttafully. as one would oast a atone at
the exposed teeth o f a snarling dag.
“Tooth and nail” denetea the manner
a f an action fa ll o f frenxled fury, typ*-
fled by biting and scratching. as whan
tw o belligerent oats make the fo r fly.
easy action
light fi&nnigg
RJ’' | ..o
r i u A M i u u t . . ».-«>».*.1-1
, 1 * 1 lu ll» ,— D w i, I have Set*» O»lae«h
L _ i to make * m * iv p a rtu ie U to j
Christmas. 1 tael that the s»*rit of
Christmas lies. not la th« givlag o f ,
expenslvs trlflaa to those who ha»« th«
comfort« and luxuries of Ilf«, hut In re­
membering lho»e wbofuflcrdepriveUoh
of th« w ry n « f a of cxlktenee.
Mr. rjannltoute—T h a t la v«(y sweet
of »eu. riearw W t'm surt.
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M r»,Plaotflt>ut«- Tda. I U W P » « “ -
lied to donat« th« hundred dollar» you
always »1»« ms for Christmas gift» to
M n . Van 3predd«m » Chrlatssaa tree for
poor ehlMran.
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M rJ P Ia n n ito u te -t eould not p a h
of this
GhrtMNfti
Mn.
of giving ware common
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tf»i>vte— Yoe. wouldn't It'
ould be—
I abett-j
and prop,» will underetand—
Mr. piaanMuutc (w arm ly )—Th«» w ill land. In the Chineae colony are
do mom. They w ill value your hind- aeTeral children who have been
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P*'*e 11 hr P*lc Si
tj,0 j ^ i , i , , 1 ^
jonvtnclng pre».' that ths kldseys and blad­
der srv nut of oroer
W S v t lo B e.
Thers Is eooifori la the knowledge so
often expressed, t'-et Dr. Klhnsr's Sv-smp
R » o l. the great mdney remedy fulfills »very
wish in curing rheumatism, .win hi tht
back, kidne •«, Hv»r. Madder and every part
of ’’.e urinary p-ítog-.. ’ I carrseta InsblUtv
s held water and scalding pal« la paxricg
■ - bad effect,. .e'Iow‘ng uae ol liquor,
.an.is <ic bee-, and overccn.es that ur.pieasani
necessity t f being compelled lo go often
tw i — •'-« dsy, v id to get up many times
4”-'-..p <kc r.ijl-.i. Ilf s mild end the «sirs
I . »eea
• t •-'■ V.ag (or Hs woo
.» Jv»ev..'ng r a s e s
and look in tfce glass— you will Me the effect—
You can’t help puckering—it makes you pucker
to think o f tasting it .
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By the use o£ so called cheap Baking
P ow ders you ta k e this puckering, injurious Alum
right into you? system— you injure digestion,
and ruin ypur stom ach ,
Flrat. the hoy o f eight or ten la scut
to »be breaker Io pick the elate and oth­
er Impurities from the coal which la s
been brought op from the mine. From
there he Is promoted and becomes a
door bey. working In tbe mine. As h a
grows older and stronger lie la J»O-
rsoced to the position and given the
pay of n laborer. There he gains the
experience which secures him a place
ts a miner*, helper, and as be acquiree
skill and strength he become«, when m
the height o f his manhood and vigor, a
full fledged miner.
I t he la fortunate enough to escape
theYalls o f rock and coal, bo may tw-
tain thia position as a miner for a nowi-
ber of years. But as age creeps on and
be la attacked by some of the many
disc«see Incident to work In the mines
be mnkee way for those younger end
more vlgocoua following him up the
ladder whose summit he has resched
He then starts on the descent, going
money?
Mrs Plannltoute—W hy. you always
gtvs ma a hundred d o lía n for Chrlst-
Mr. PtennHoute— Tee—hut you have
given th«t m orej to the poor.
ICr-. w - - r ’toute— I have. Ton said
I wss
to - doing ea.
Mr. Plsnnltoute—Theo, the upshot la
that you expeet me to give you another
hurdred to spend In gifts?
Mrs Plannltoute (w ith gentle dlgnl-
tv)— I expect nothlrg. But. | f you share
the Christmas feeling tcu ho admire la
me. yoe w ill rejoice In cotng so—evea
as I rejolee In helplnr the needy with
my poor little mite -B ro o k ly n Ute.
ru ebculd have the
.> 5 . a n d jl. vises.
m-.pl« bofle ef this
du^ewhy
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en., » ‘ o-v. H u í ..:¡ ' - . p i ? i ? W q W 5 { Q |
be-1-. v r t ^ C jS lg w t f iS jB S J
(res by met), "
* ds Dr. Klhner A n—> vt »m e. Si ■<■
So., Btoghsmton. N . Y . Whee wtolng W
lion rea-ang this geDsrousefiar la this popes.
Per
ROOWE
Authority
For N tarlu 50 Ytaral
Moya) i t made from pure, refined Grape Cream o f Tartar—Ccxis mor
Rian Alum but you have the profit o f quality, the profit of good health.
M a ( » e Ijra jM O w om en vehe t a r e to
M C C A LL'S m i x W M it h fe r « o r e w t fcsh-
Nothing has ever equalled i t
Nothing can ever surpass i t
> Dr. King’s
New Discowry ;
M
c n g ir a * - ./! « ,.
Perfect
C u re :
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For All Throat >”
Lung Troubu
S M V h a e fc irH M to .
T ria l Beettov
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These for-
not, in common honesty, give h im a
testimonial. Thia preyed on his m ind;
he nerompanled a party to the top o t
Rt. Rule's tower, and deliberately Isaped
from th a top, being doahrd to pieces
a t the feet o f aa emlnqpt divine whose
work» he had oftefl. but unauceeaefully,
entreated me Io review in an unfavor­
able venae. Ilia plan wea to bring the
book,.lay it a t m y fre t, and return w ith
the earring kn ife in hla mouth.
fletn and M would »eke alm ost enpthey
hundí-»/ to buy the things yon have
eanneretod,
Mr»
tov-nltoute (b rig h tly )—Joel
about. I think.
M r. Plannltoute—Ton expeet me to
present you with that much more
V
AVOID ALVM
D O C T O R S1
Vn
P lun nlto nt»
»r< p-oechfutly)—
A •“ ‘••tv. , vm vurpr»»»«* a t - - n ’ Perouse
*S p-evon w'»h»» »o he
to some
I» •• t i «»» rv»MW toe hefeg
bruta, to ntb»»»î I t v-onM by -I-»ply
tom ai to uvvlrct any of these dative I
be’ » m »rt'r—»d.
>’ r t’l v r r ’ tcn»»— Ton have p ro fit*« ,
e o n - hnodved ito“ »»» to Mr» T a r Pprvd-
u?r
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for tome year» peat.
,
v, I am
A Newfoundland named Oscar, be*
»er to n I longing to myself, had often listened
Dr CL »1st- w ith much interest to stories of reeeua
e forward of drowning persons by doge, «aye An­
drew Lang la Longman's Magaalae. I
happen to poenrea gp engraving o f
»-»•« Or Landseer'» “Mem ber e f the Humane So-
(> -tw *'S l clety." Oscar would contemplate It fo r
»!». g rath- hours, and study the pose In the m lr-
»•lool ’"g ror. One day tw o little children were
- v to*ea playing alone on fit. Andrew's pier, and.
• Shal re- I was sketching the rulna a t a vhortdln-
»t pay. in tatiee, Oscar running about on the pier,
■an never I happened to look op end saw Useor,
' as If inadvertently, but quite delihoruhe-
Hle M il ly* back one of the children (Johnny
d o ty
, Chisholm by name) Into the w ater,
'« u g ly ,— ! " bleb is there very deep. The anim al
ve »Trent ,h en g » " three loud howls to a ttra c t
w lrh c e t.. attention. He had been taught to give
rev mag- “ three cheers ta r M r. Gladstone.”
erehaflna Jumped Into the w ater, rescued the
that has child, end carried him , “quite safe, but
i very w et," to the local photographer's,
ilse von obviously th a t the deed m ig ht be eetn-
rture this memorated by a rt. Nobody saw the
I beginning a f thia tragedy except mgt-
_______ 1 self.
tore d û I even think of giving
Christmas allowance to the poor
I » needy o r*” ! e ■•» !
,J4e . Rtoi i wit"*» T bs, het you
TW wto-}<* r o t. therefore. I
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Mrs. Plannltoute—Thsnk yt ■», d«ar. tnnate youngatera are the chil-
so much! Of course. our own children, dren of Yung K wai, the secretary-
and Tom*« children, sad F m e i t little |nterpreter, whole wife ia a New
oom . we can’t blackball them. It would j?n tfiAIM| w o m A n
hw cruel! Ard there arc three or four
m a».
The phrase “according to Gunter”
remains Id oar language aa a perpetual
memory o f Gunter. the English mathe­
matician. wbo was born In 1581 end
died In 182a Almost to the present
lim e tbe works of Uunter were consid­
ered standard. H e was the inventor ot
the « T re v o r's chain, o f the logarithmic
Hne. of the q uadrant o f the ecale bear­
ing his name, and anything In mathe­
matics to be right must be “according
to Gunter.”
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ll^ x í" \T -iC « -' ¡ ' i d
«valence of MM-
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i “•? «rcul.Ie; toe
/ ’ 'v u ,r* :lutn• desire to
free, saya the Was
N . Among them «
• and the dnughter
minia ter, the your
W te B e p e m t l » » . pSOO.
The proprietor of a large dry goods
«tore had decided to tear down tbe old
building a ml erect a new one In Its
the oxen, cows, sheep and donkeys
stead. In furtherance of this plan he
behaved, that is. remaiaed quiet wltn-
was rem erlng hie goods to temporary
oat disturbing the holy ramlly. The
quarters In another building.
j-
horses, on the other head, kept up a
Thc goods were nearly all out o f the
continuous row, stsppiog from one
oM structure when from eotne ua-
toot upon the other, sad kicked aaC
known cause It caught Are. The do
neighed all the time In ramemhrance
partment was promptly o» hand and
o f this we favor the animals who were
soon had a stream playing on the
good to the Christ Child and Hla holy
llt m « . but tbe merchant was wild
mother, and naturally the horses dox t
wttb excitem ent Banning up to the
ooms In for the fe a s t”
chief, be urged him to greater baste.
“Never mind the goods“ ' be »hooted.
•Save the building! I l l give »be boy«
“My w ife," said tbe young man, “si
a cheek for $»X> for tbelr 1« nsloii fund ways klsess me whea I come home a
if ‘ bey don't let tbe Are spread beyond night.**
“ My w ife does a f t , ” replied the m t .
(hat floor!"
“W hy. you're going to tear the old o f middle age, "but It le of ae advan
handing down anyway, aren't y e n P tags to me. Is tsse way o r another eh.
gets a report ea the condition of m>
asked the chief.
I \
breath jue« the eame.”—Chieego Post
Pris es Warden—T be d la a c r orderet
from Delmenleo'a hat come. T ake it U
the priaoaer who killed a man.
A e e le ta n t-A ll right Who Is thk
bread and wgter for?
Warden—T hat's fo r fhe nma wb>
stole a bam.—N. Y . W eekly.
that by which Joaaph H . Lewis
of Hoboken, N. J., left tbe larger
share of his money to the United
fttates to lie used town id the pay­
ment of the national debt.
He
was 87 years old and lived alone
with an old housekeeper. He was
born of English parents on tbe
island of JHmnh-a, but came to
thia country when only a small
boy. He enlisted in tbe war of
1812 and forever after waa the
stanchest of patriots. By trade lie
was an engraver and h ad e little
shop near Trinity church, where
many of the fnah'onable wedding
cards were engraved, aa were the
door plates of the rich. ' la that
day the door plate was a most
lm|Mirtnnt adjunct to the front of
a honse. and Ix*wia did a thriving
trade in eagravlug them.
Though he retired from busi­
ness at an ¿art? date, bit compe­
tence waa so invested during the
remainder of tin- years of hte long
life th a t.a t hie death hia estate
waa valued nt aver >1.000,000.
He bed many plans fur tlu> Anal
distrihutinn of hi» fortune, but
none of theip pleased him as did
the idea nfleaving il In his coun­
try. He often fold bis friends that
be had made his money in thia
country and all that > *• waa he
owed lo the United Hiales. Foe
that reason he wialied 1« repay
Ilia indi-hi’-tlneae ae jtcsl he could.
W ith tbe e g e e p tlo u o f a few small
beqnesta tlie entire fortune of
thia jiatrlotlc man waa turned
over to the United Mates govora*
Called the Turn.
The eMm-iy mnideu hud recent­
ly Inherited n «4(1 acre farm.
l a t t e r a iim ib front on itdjnioing
village appeared npon the scene.
“W ill yon be a y wiief** be
asked. "1 lovs ynn with » y whole
heart."
"Fortbeland’Bsaker «‘xctahned
the giddy old g trL ~ «L b ug» Hally,
News.
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