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BANDON RECORDER. Maneppa. Historically, Mazeppa was hetman of the Cossacks. He was born of it no ble Polish family in Podolia and be came a page In the court of Jan Cas- mir, king of Poland. While In this ca pacity he Intrigued with Therisla, the young wife of a Podonlatt count, who discovered the amour and had the young page lashed to a wild horse and turned adrift. The liorse rushed In mad fury and dropped down dead in the Ukraine, where Mazeppa was re leased by a Cossack family, wlio nurs ed him carefully In their own hut. In time he became secretary to the het man and at tlie death ot the prince was appointed his successor. Peter I much admired bls energy of character and created him prince of the Ukraine, but In the wnrs with Sweden Mazeppa deserted to Charles Nil and fought against Russia at the battle of Poltava. After the loss of this battle Mazeppa fled to Valentin and then to Bender. Some say he died a natural death and others that he was put to denth for treason by the czar. Lord Byron makes Mazeppa tell bis tale to Charles nfter the battle of Poltava. POLLY LARKIN P to < J.I ■ a ; to: !»*J. i di i fortable ones to snuggle down in aud take your ease, made of durable cloth and lasting colors. The “New York craze’’ is the very latest, and it might well do for a Stanford University pillow as well. It is made of bright red ma terial and three flufl’y black plumes so deftly printed on them that they look as though they had been carelessly laid down on the cushion, and a bit of gold thread is worked about the steins as if fastening them gracefully together. The pillow is finished with a good black cord. The feathers can be worked in black silk, but to Polly’s mind they are attractive without it. Another of the sofa cushions that has iiad full sway is an Epworth Leage cushion, combin ing the colors of the league finished on the edge with tiny rutiles of silk ribbon combining the two shades. Embroid ery came into play on these pillows as well, for they were freely decorated with California (Hippies and their foliage. Of course these pillows on exhibition were done by experts with the needle und were really works of art. BIG ENOUGH TO HIT PERFUMED CIGARS. The One« General Roaecraas Offered to a Friend. Once One of the stories told by old em ployees In the treasury department at Washlugton is of the time when Gen eral ltosecrans was register. The gen eral never smoked aud knew nothing about cigars. He d< termined, however, to have a box of good cigars handy for tlie benefit of friends who might drop into the register's office. The general accordingly purchased a box of expen sive cigars, put them in a drawer and forgot all about them for some time. Then, one day, when a friend was call ing. the general remembered the cigars aud brought them out. "I know nothing about cigars,” said Rosecrans, "but I am told that these are very fine.” Ills friend lighted a cigar, and a look of pain aud horror instantly overspread his face, lie tried to conceal his feel ings and puffed manfully at the cigar for several seconds. Then ltosecrans, noticing that he was growing pale, ask ed what was the trouble. ^’General,” said the visitor, “I don’t want to be ungrateful, but I'm afraid It's this cigar." "Impossible!” exclaimed Rosecra ns. “Why, when I bought them I was told that tliey were the finest cigars on the market.” "Well, general, you were deceived. The cigar tastes and smells exactly as if It were made of camphor." “t'aniphor!” stammered Rosecrans, looking chapfallen. "Why, I never thought, but perhaps camphor does in jure a cigar.” And, reaching Into the drawer, he brought to view several gar ments tilled with camphor balls. “Do you suppose that cau be the trouble?” he inquired. So Thuuxhi the sniitll Buy, but th« Man Thought Differently. He wasn't very big, but he was a sturdy little chap with a face that bore the marks of much thinking aud pre mature responsibility. I learned after ward Hint lie was supporting a crippled mother and un Invalid sister who had been left helpless In the world by the death of her father. He might have run away from home and evaded the responsibility, but he didn't think of it. He just sold papers. At the loop on Fifteenth street a crowd was gathered, waiting for the evening cars. A ragged young girl was selling flowers at the Fifteenth street end of the waiting station when a man, rushing to catch his car, knocked her against tlie side of the building. With out stopping, probably not havlug no ticed what he had done, he continued Ills rush, when the boy stepped in front of him defiantly. “Say, wliat do you want to knock a girl down for? Hit me. I’m big enough.” The man paused In surprise and then glanced around. He saw the flower girl picking up her wares and under stood. Without a moment's hesitation he went back to her, gave her enough motley to make her eyes sparkle with Joy and said: “I’m sorry, my dear, that I hurt you. I didn’t see.” Then, turning to the boy, he continued: “You said you were big enough, young man, but you’re a great deal bigger than you think. Men ............ like you will have a lot to do with keeping this old world in a condition of self respect.” Then lie caught ills car, and the boy and tlie girl stood there wondering what he meant.—Denver Times. CHOICE MISCELLANY CLOGGING THE PIPES The Soldier aud 111« Cluthluff. At a banquet in Manila General Chaffee, Just buck from the campaign in China, made a speech In which he deplored the careless dress of the American troops and urged the officers to employ good tailors so as to set a good example In the matter of dress to the men. This criticism by General Chaffee, the war department says, is undoubtedly deserved. European officers are sticklers for proper dress when on duty, and the farther they are from home the more careful do they become with their clothing. Not so with the American soldier when he gets away. Then the western Idea of careless, swinging gait asserts Itself In all things. The war department officials say they wish Americans would be a little more careful in this matter of dress, but there is no suggestion that any new regulations are to be put into effect. The men are all furnished with good, well Utt Ing clothes. The American sol dier is clad in a uniform that is more expensive and better fitting when new than the uniform of the soldier of auy other nation. The whole trouble is that he does not wear it properly, ne sim ply will not keep bls coat buttoned when the weather gets too warm for him. The officers sometimes try to keep the men spruced up, but officers have a good many tlimgs to look after, and tills alone would be a great task. So the American soldier swaggers along, careless and Independent, and his officer is proud of him even beside the nattiest soldiers In the world. A SENSIBLE SERMON ON HOUSEHOLD SANITATION. Some SaffKcatloo« About the Piomb ina and the Care That Should Be Are we retrograding or advancing? Exerelaed In the Avoidance Both ot that is the question. According to a Expeuae and Dlioaae. conversation Polly heard between an Nowadays the plumber aud bis bill Englishman, just from the old country, are your true household specters. Like and a New Zealander, who lias been other specters, careful common sense here but a short time, we are doing the will put them to rout and confusion former at a rapid rate, although the nine times in ten. Wise men have been New Zealunder said the American peo studying this subject ever so long to ple had never advanced, except iu their devise plumbing that would take care own minds. The strike that is paralyz of itself, but they have not yet suc ing business in Sail Francisco led up to ceeded, Nelther are they likely to without a revolution in mechanics the conversation. “The American peo whereby the tendency of fluids always ple are a hundred years behind the to seek their own level may be elimi times,” said the Englishman. "These nated and other things as wonderful alMiiiiinablestrikesare never heard of iu brought to pass, »o long ns knowledge the old country now. They would not remains nearly static so long will it be tolerated for a minute. The leaders behoove every housemistress to look of such an organization who create a well to the usage of her pipes and her reign of terror in thbi country, paralyz traps. ing business and traffic and causing A bit of rag or even strlug, a burnt match, a wisp of hail*, seems a very lit liliMsished, arson, and goodness knows tle thing, one that the pipes cau carry what, would not have time to voice BRIEF REVIEW. off with no possible hurt, but the rag, their sentiments until the heavy hand by hanging over tlie bend of tlie trap, A Substitute tor Meat. of tlie law was laid upon them in Eng may serve as a siphon to take away the land and tliey would find plenty of flow Colorado Deaert Wai Formed. Vegetarians particularly will be in water seal, which is all that stands be Everybody knows, without looking at time behind prison doors to learn the terested in a “vegetable substitute for tween tlie household and unlimited the map. how Lower California runs lesson of letting well enough alone. meat” which has been newly patented. sewer gas. And the rag may keep on south from the Pacific const like a sort Tlie American people make me laugh. The mere fact that it is declared by the doing It for weeks and weeks until of tall, separated from the United They claim to lie so enlightened and so deadly disease is rampant. inventor to have the flavor and nutri States—for It Is a part of Mexico, as A string snarled and twisted may some people are not aware—by a long far advanced, and hold themselves up tive properties of meat, while actually work tlie same 111. Tlie match end, of artn of the sea called the gulf of Call as such a bright and shining light for of purely vegetable ingredients, would course, ought to float away harmless, fornla. Once upon a time the gulf ex other countries. I tell you they are I amount to little were it not that the but Is very much likelier to be caught tended in a northward direction 300 uway behind tlie times. You never chemistry section of the Patent Office in some eddy of the flush water, jam New York'« Good Example. miles beyond Its present Inland limit. iiear of strikes in England, but a hull- lias indorsed the claim as truthful. As The New York prison authorities did med into a crevice and there to take to Into this northerly extension the great dred years ago strikes did play the a matter of fact the compound appears right in formally abandoning the rule itself other solid particles until they Colorado river emptied millions of tons same havoc there that they are doing to contain protein and other elements, under which convicts were compelled form a clot both offensive and danger- of detritus annually until the deposit in tliis country now. Tlie United States utilizable in the body for making flesh DREAMS WHICH HAPPEN. or.s. to march in the lock step. SOME WISE DON’TS. accumulated In quantity sullielent to I Government does not seem to be able and blood and for fuel, in about the As fi r hair, there is no end to the It was long ago demonstrated that shut off the upper part of the gulf, A Robbery That Was Witnessed by the after effects upon convicts of this harm It harbors. A wisp quickly forms Don’t confound hauteur with dignity ii Woman During Sleep. which was thus transformed Into a to cope with these unions. They need same proportion as beef or mutton. Ill Itself into a sort of strainer, catching lake. To begin with, of course it was a I to take a few less.ms from old England, a word, as is claimed by the patentee, or repose with stupidity. I A Indy spending the summer in the method of marching was for the worse. and holding all that passes. Aside Wlille It remained true that burdened Don't "howl, ” “ roar ” or "explode. ” salt lake, but It gradually became fresh don’t you know. The idea of a lot of the compound is a vegetable substitute country, some 20 miles from her city from that. It has a trick of lodging in through the influx of water from the idle men who have chosen of their own for meat, containing the same nutrients To laugh heartily is better. residence, dreamed that the latter was offenders were sometimes detected Don’t pose. Affectation is n bar to robbed, slid herself being a witness of through tlie shuffling gait which result tlie most Inconvenient places, catching Colorado. Thereupon fresh water accord to walk out and leave their ¡n the same proportions and easy of di- upon the least roughness Inside the fishes, mollusks and other creatures not I places being allowed to pull men off gestion and assimilation. The stull'of respect, let alone confidence. the robbery. In her dream she saw two ed from the “lock,” It also became evi pipe and staying there until by accre dent that this was not the limit of Its of the brine were developed In ft, and I their wagons, lieat them into insensi- which it is made is wheat gluten, water Don’t groan over the wickedness of men, one of whom limped, in the act tion it has clogged the whole space. In this way it happens that the dry I bility, etc., because they choose to work, I and peanut meal. Of course peanut the world, lint uiend your own. of rummaging some trunks in the ball. influence. Ilair lias special affinity for bits of Men uot yet hardened to crime, but bottom today is covered with their fos A candle stuck by means of Its own Don't boast. Tlie illiterate and the soap, Solid soap, by the way. should wouldn’t be tolerated a moment. I meal is exceedingly rich in protein doing penance for their first offense, sil remains. don’t know what the American people I (the flesh and blood making substance self conscious are thus made manifest. wax on the newel post illuminated the acquired the same noticeable shuffle never be sent down the pipes. Very Don’t use superlatives. Few things scene with a dim light. strong soapsuds even is objectionable I can be thinking about.” of foods, while its oil is capital fuel for When Live« Were Cheap. After finishing their work with the and when they emerged from the pris unless you follow it with a flood of require them, and tlie.v weaken descrip In the prison of Luxembourg one of .......... the body. Wheat gluten furnishes the tion. trunks the men went up stairs to a on walls with tlie determination to re clean water preferably hot water. turn to an honest course of life fre Fouquier Tluvllle’s agents could only "Well," said the New Zealander, remainder of the elements required to Don't preach unless you have prac closet, from which they removed cur Coffee gr< mils and ten leaves either make up 17 convicts out of the list of getting in a word, “1 know that I came imitate meat. In preparing the mix- ticed. Deeds are tremendously con tains and hangings stored for the sum quently failed of employment because clog a pl|M‘ very soon or else, if the of that prison brand. 18 which had been given him. "I want mer months. The dreamer observed to this country expecting to become a tu«> the gluten is first washed, to free vincing. The old legal notion was that It was flush wate prevents that, wear it one more,” he said, ne asked the fiist that they overlooked her most valuable better for ninety and nine naturalized citizen, but my ardor hasp from starch, and is tlieu mixed thor- Don ’ t think a foreigner can compre guilty men through qtt •kly. partly by mechanical luspect wlio passed by his name and on curtains, which had been placed well to escape than for one Innocent man to action, partly by chemical. Neither hearing It said, "Yes, It Is you.” He been cooled. 1 will remain what I am, »uglily with water and peanut meal, hend you any better if you shout Into I back on upper shelves. suffer, aud upon that principle It Is bet should evei be permitted in a sink. had him carried off, and the next day a British subject, and I’m proud of it. Finally, the mixture iscooked in sealed his ear. Suddenly she seemed to be transport ter Hint ninety and nine old offenders Even if you are wise enough to keep Don ’ t forget that politeness is the Never in all my life have I seen sop»»» for from one to three hours, ata he was guillotined. ed to her birthplace at Auburn, N. Y., On another occasion a warder called much riot, discord and ruffianism as I temperature of from 212 to 230 degrees foster sister of diplomacy and an es where she especially noted the bronze should get away than that the lock out nil grease, and tints make sure that step should render It Impossible for one the grounds shall get safe away from sential tact. out the name of an aged prisoner. A have found on the shores of the Golden I Fahrenheit, the result being a total figure of an Indian which surmounts repentant to redeem what was possibly your own p’pes. in tlie sewer they may Don't appraise a book at another's the prison edifice. lad who was playing ball in tlie gallery I Gate. I have found that if an Anieri-1 change in the consistency and flavor tils only error. —Philadelphia Inquirer. come In contact with grease from pipes mistook the name for bis own and ask t an is abused and maltreated he must | °f the contents, It is the cooking, in valuation. Critics are not censors ab At breakfast the next morning she less carefully kept and cake ami clog solute.—St. Louis I’ost-Dlspatch. ed If he was wanted. "Yes,” was the related her vivid dream to those pres battles, become I deed, that seems to give a peculiar your whole pipe system, making neces A Tblraty Horse on a Hot Day. answer, “come along,” anil the next really liglit his own ent, five of whom are now living and A Railroad Mnn'a Story, IIow much water can a horse drink sary costly nail Inconvenient unclog day the boy was guillotined Instead of imprisoned, etc. Iff remain a British | quality to the product, vouch for the fact. Subsequently It “One of the worst starts I ever bad,” was found that the city house bad been without feeling any ill effects? Here is ging. subject I have only to appeal to my the man. Every kitchen ought to have Ils grease Fast Nine Months Every Year. said an engineer the other day, “was entered ami robbed. On the newel post a question that several people connect At Bordeaux a boy of 18 named Mel- people to have all wrongs quickly A census which has just been com- due to a large, lazy pig that had got were the marks of the candle. The ed with a Kensington mill are asking can. emptied once a week In winter let was guillotined Instead of an old righted. In New Zealand it is peace man of 80 named Bellay. On object-1 ful, quiet and a beautiful land to live I l’leted in British India has brough to on my mind. Nothing will slide a train curtains had all been taken but the best themselves. A man left Ills horse and and in summer every three days. All Ing, he was told that be was 80 years in. But 1 tell you what we do, and it light the extraordinary fact that there more easily and destructively from the set, which were found where the dream buggy In front of the office for half an sorts of refuse fat should go Into It, hour the oilier day, first tipping the even the scrapings from plates and old in wickedness. ! is only following the example of many “re in that country 1,416,638 persons rails than live pork. This particular er had seen them. boy a nickel to give the horse a bucket dishes. Greasy water, as from boiling specimen had a habit of burrowing Suspicion was directed to a painter Getting Away From Land. other countries. We ship our criminals who fast and remain entirely idle dur- hams or coi ned beef, should lie allowed The question has been asked, Is It into the United States, the political Ing nine months of every year. These alongside the track, and it was a fair who had been nt work on the house, of water. Soon after the tnessenger to cool thoroughly, then have tlie possible to sail 1,000 miles from land? factions here gather them in, and the ¡person« are members of the Jain sect presumption that sooner or later he who was lame and who disappeared went out. and. seeing the horse, with grease carefully taken off before It goes would find something to Interest him I Immediately after the robbery. . ____ This can be done at several points. By Inves- Its little bonnet, getting dry. he wet the down the p’pes. Skillets and frying leaving San Francisco aud sailing first thingyou know theeriminal classes and their homes are in Bengal and in between tlie rails and somebody would I tigtition of this man's character showed headgear and gave the animal a second pans ought io be tilled with very hot I tliut ¡je gerved a term In the Au- bucket of water. A clerk going out for northwestward into the north Pacific a that we have washed our hands of are the provinces of Guzerat and Rajpu- go down the bank. lunch was moved with compassion to soda water and let stand half an hour "I was coming down a hill one day I burn penitentiary.—Health Culture, «pot Is reached where there Is no land. I dictating to the people who have taken tana. Their principal shrine is on the water tlie horse, and be was followed before washing. Tills gives time for not even nn Islet, for 1,000 miles in any I them in, and it serves them right, too. mountain of Parasnath, near Chota at high speed and craning my neck for by a traveling salesman, who offered tlie soda to partly saponify tlie grease a comforting sight of piggy In Ills ac direction. So, too, Railing from tlie I The criminal class have lio rights ill Nagpore, and thither they lloek every France and the Potato. the apparently thirsty animal a fourth and keep It from sticking to tlie pipe «outliern point of Kamchatka south- New ttn(1 they gteer pretty spring in order to begin the first great customed place when, as 1 popped There was much difficulty In Intro bucket. Tlie tiorse drank thfm all. as or caking on top of tlie trap. around the curve, a bright red ting as eastward ships reach a point equally , r , .. lu scouring faucets be careful to keep distant from land of any kind, tl^ ««ear of hat country. Here you never fast of the year. A Jain can live for saulted my anxious gaze. The connec ducing the potato Into France. It was well as a fifth bucket held up to him by only toward the end of the reign of six or seven weeks without taking even tion between that flag and the pig wns Louis XIV that It began to lie used. a benevolent boy. Finally the proprie tlie scouring grit out of tlie joints. nearest to the north being the Aleu- kl,ow wl*en y°,lr life is safe. In New tian islands and to the south the pe®1®*“! y°u can go abroad unattended a morsel of food, and during certain only n bit of mental aberration on my Tlie learned had opposed its introduc tor came out and exclaimed, "That Even tlie finest particles cut away screw threads turning ninny times a outlying members of the Sandwich ®t any hour of the day or night and festivals it is customary for all of them part, but it was very vivid. I shut off tion systematically, saying It produced horse must have some water.” He was day. After scouring also take care to group. In the southern Indian ocean you are as safe as you would be in your to abstain from food for two full months. and grabbed the whistle cord, but be leprosy, and the common people re told that it laid already bad five buck let the water run at least a minute be lint said: “No matter. Give It a It Is possible to sail 1,000 tulles out own house. You _________ never ___ hear of this I When they eat they coniine themselves fore I could even screech for brakes I fused to test It even on their live stock. ets. chance nt a sixth. It won’t drluk uu fore catchlug any for use. In wash saw that the flag was only a red flan from the southern points of Australia petty broiling, fights and thefts there.” I to vegetables, for they never kill an ani- A trick at last established it. Fields less It wants it.” The horse drauk a ing sandy vegetables, as spinach, tur and New Zealand and still be as far ........ Imai, even in self-defense. It is their nel shirt which the good woman of the i J were planted all over France with po slxtli bucket of water and still lives.— nips, potatoes, use a big pan and drain to’don^ln11« ^esterLv' d'lreethm'1 fro’iii I "They ®re ® happy ®nd not over-1 refigion which imposes upon them the shanty to which the pig belonged had tatoes and carefully guarded until the off the dirty water, so the saud may be "They are a happy and not over hung on an improvised clothesline be tubers were ripe, it being given out Philadelphia Record. caught. Even a spoonful of sand go Cape Horn. Indeed, from this point worked people in New Zealand and be-1 obligation of fasting, but travelers say tween the telegraph poles. that these fields were growing a new Aiuerlenn Divorce« In Brltlah Court«. ing down a pipe will cut and wear it lieve in short hours. Eight hours is I that abstinence from food is no penance "That may not sound like much of a a much longer distance might be reach thing specially for the king and that "It Ims been almost a custom." says more than a hogshead of water. ed, for the southern Pacific between tlie limit for all work, and in fact they *** theircase, and that even if tliey were scare, but it represents a type that trespassers would be prosecuted. Now, Milky water is one of the hardest the Horn and New Zealand covers a are not allowed to work over that time. b> become converted to some other turns the railroad man's hair to a deli the laws at that time were severe. A the Toronto Mail and Empire, "owlug to the difficulty of obtaining a divorce things to manage. Even a small quan space of 80 degrees of longitude and If a man happens to have night duty creed they would still remain idle and cate ash color.” man might be hanged when be hunted in Canada, for citizens unhappily mar tity dally fouls pipes unless the milky 40 of latitude of absolutely unbroken that will compel him to work a few I *e»d a severely ascetic life for the greater In the wild forest, for the game was ried to go to the United States and ob water la followed by a flushing of soda When llerrliiR« Wrre Plenty. «ea, making Its central point over 1,200 the seigneur’s, almost each one of tain a divorce after a few months’ real water moderately strong, with a lime- hours each evening, then he must rest P®rt of the year. In former days herrings were so whom kept his private gallows. Tres miles from anywhere. in the middle of the day a certain num- _ -- ------------- abundant in Newfoundland waters that pass against tlie king implied, there dence. Returning to Canada, some of water flush about every three day^V*”' i , , . , , .. T Politeness as a rule Art. these have remarried In the belief that The limewater Is made more effective tier of hours to make up for it. I will I the most wanton slaughter of them fore. terrible punishment. Mother Goo«e Repartee. the divorce was valid, Now the de by adding suit to It. Sea salt Is best. The Little Boy had been trying to go cite one instance tliat shows how strong I A Vienna correspondent writes that was permitted without any restriction Tlie danger of the punishment proved Into vaudeville, with ill success, and and iiow well observed is tliis law ami there is a law in Austria which makes whatever. Seines were allowed to re itself an alluring halt. As the contriv cisión of the house of lords in Earl Put a lump as big as the fist iu an he was obviously In a fault finding hu I of which I was a witness. A horse-1 it a very serious offense to insult a pub- tain l.(XK) or 2.000 barrels of the fish er, wise In foresight, bad seen, the Russell’s case Is that only British earthen or wooden vessel aloug with mor ns he sat under the haycock with Ishoer, who was unusually rushed with dc official, or even to offend his dignity until they perished, and then the net fields that were purposely left unguard courts can annul a marriage contract twice the bulk of quicklime and cover with four gallons of hot water. Stir Bopeep. work, was found by two or three coun-1111 ®nY way. Public officials include all was freed, and the whole contents fell ed were pillaged right and left, the po ed under British law. As police offi well and let settle. Pour the clear cera. crown attorneys and aggrieved to the bottom to pollute the ocean for “I fall to see the reason why you se trynien working alsiut fifteen minutes | railway employes from traffic director tatoes eaten, some kept and planted miles around. When a poaching smack and the tuber at last effectually Intro persons enu lay Information In bigamy liquid down the pipes and follow It I d cure such widespread advertisement,” Tliey at once left porter, policemen, tramway drivers after closing time. ' cases tlie lot of those who have remar half an hour with a flush of clear wa was captured, the herrings It had on duced In France. he exclaimed pettishly. ried on the strength of United States ter boiliug hot. Thus every kind of a "Especially,” retorted Bopeep, “when their teams, and, entering the shop, and conductors and municipal street board were nil thrown into the sea. and divorces will not be a happy one should sink may be kept sweet aud fresh.— you are so vigorously blowing your one untied his apron aud hung it up, cleaners. Recently an electric tramcar frequently boats when chased resorted Irvins’« Intensity. decisions here follow that In tlie house New York Sun. own horn.” another put out the fire, and the third ran into an omnibus and overturned it. to the same means to get rid of Incrim The piercing eyes and Intense ex of lords Some families, it is thought, "You neglect your charges shameful marched the owner out, closed the One of the omnibus passengers, Frau inating evidence. The fish then fetched Walt Till He Sees Yon. ly. I believe even now they are lost,” disir, locked it and handed him the Hidonie Lanka, wife of a well-known only 50 cents a barrel of 500 herrings, pression of Henry Irving once had the will take time by the forelock aud effect of making a fellow actor alto migrate to the United States.” A Zulu chief, when you enter bls hov he pursued. key, saying, ‘You have worked long doctor iu Vienna, was bably cut and re or ten for a cent.—Cleveland Plain gether forget that he was on the stage el, remains silent for some moments Dealer. “Oh, they’ll al) come borne, like your hours are ceived a severe shock to her nerves, at all. It occurred in Manchester dur Qnalnl l.lttlr Books. and seems quite unconscious of your press agents, bringing their tales be enough, my friend; eight Mnktna It Clear. ing a performance of “Macbeth," and enough for any man. Go and rest.’ I which prostrated Iter for weeks. After Ferguson Haines of Biddeford, Me., presence. At length he snys In a tone hind them,” returned Bopeep airily. ■ . the collision, in her alarm and pain, she The Ixmdon Spectator tells a funny In tlie scene where Macbeth says to one has two quaint and rare and valuable of grave dignity, "Ge saku bona” (I Hereupon the Little Boy looked rath Tlie man tixik it gisai naturedly enough. er sheepish for an instant. "Your long He knew he was disobeying the law by I cried, referring to tlie driver of theelec- story of a definition given by a well of tlie murderers, “There’s blood upon little hooks. One Is about 2 by 4 Inches see you), to which you reply In the face!” Irving put so much earnest In dimensions, and the paper cover Is same way. The longer he takes to “see continued association with crooks is working after hours, and his would-be I trie ear: "The wretched fellow! Why known public speaker in nn nudress to thy ness Into Ills words that the murderer decorated with bright colored flowers. you” the greater man you are supposed corrupting your morals and manners,” friends were trying to do him a kind- couldn't he stop sooner.” borthlsex- children. "Now. children,” lie said, "I propose forgot Ills proper answer (“’Tls Ban- Inside on (lie title page Is the follow to be, and until you are thus "seen" he cried, recovering liltuself. ness instead of an injury. You never prission she was summoned and sen- At this Bopeep blushed, but made no see the tired, care-worn faces ill New fenced to a tine of £1 13s 8d "for insult- to give you on the present occasion an quo's, then") and replied In a startled Ing: "A pocket almanack for the year you must keep silent and appear as epitome of the life of St. Paul. Per voice: "Is there? Great Scott!” He 1778. Fitted to the use of Pennsylva much as possible not to be there nt all. reply. Perhaps, after all, It was Jeal Zealand that you see here, where the Ing a public official.' haps some of you are too young to un fancied, as lie afterward said, that he nia and llie neighboring provinces, ousy that made the Little Boy Blue.— rush for tlie almighty dollar makes derstand what the word ‘epitome’ had broken a blood vessel. — Ledger with several useful additions, by Rr. In the Maaenm. New York Sun. One of the curiosities of the Bank of means. ‘Epitome.’ children, Is In Its Monthly men and women old before their time Kaunder. Phil., printed and folded by “The legless man is always putting vhich I England Is to be seen in the printing signification synonymou« with synop Benjamin Franklin and D. Hall.” The his foot In It.” observed the living skel and nervous woecks as well, w...~„ Light on a Great Qnratlon. Cnknown to the Lawyer«. other book Is several times larger. Its eton to the snake charmer. "It Is my opinion,” said one sage, leaves lines and wrinkles that show the | ------ . A man sits at a desk and every sis.” Judge -. one of tlie great lawyers Having made this simple and clear date is "Pensylvanla. 1748,” and It also “that a man who has a college degree never-ending worry and fret of this three seconds a machine delivers to "What has he done now?" explanation to tlie children, the s[>eak- of the l ist generation, charged a client Is an almanac. Is very likely to be successful In life.” “Last night we were having n friend work-a-day existence. Californians have him two complete £5 notes.. If he sits er went on with his story. a retainer of Jl.tMM) in an Important “Yes,” answered the other, "and It Is not restful faces; tlieyshow restlessness there six hours he receivesover $360,000. ly little game, and be asked the armless case, but the parties got together next Frond of the System. a rule that works both ways. A man The Diplomat’« Solation. I 'i>“"iing and settled the suit before the In ills atinunl report the bead of the wonder to take a hand.”—Baltimore who Is successful In life Is very likely and nervousness, and their movements American. For more than a hundred years the "And If an Irresistible force meets | J. 1 "'- 1 ’ had opened a book or written • Insurance department of Massachi] gestures all tend to indicate this to get a college degree.”—Washington and line concerning It. Ills client called to nervous and excitalile'tmid^'y ’ ''iiiat I Dcrl^ l,hW **e" 88 tl,e «re“t‘ an Immovable body?” suggested bls setts says that so thorough Is the sys New Trick«. Star. see if lie would not refund part of the tem of supervision that no life insur was one of the first things I noticed on eHt »¡»Orting event in all the civilized friend. Wimbleton—Hello, old man! Have "Tlie situation, indeed, would be crit money Tht lawyer seemed surprised ance company ever Incorporated under you taught your dog any new tricks Tiresome, landing on this shore. Give me New countries, and in London is regarded as "I’m so tired,” she sighed to the wo Zealand or England first, last and all of’uoh importance that business houses ical,” admitted tlie eminent diplomat; at the suggestion. ‘‘Refund!” be ex the laws of that state has gone Into lately? "but. with mutual restraint and rea claimed. "Refund, did you say? My bankruptcy. Put another sprig of lau man next door. Qulmbleton—Yes; I’ve been teaching the time..........agree with you, old man, ®nd everybody tekes a holiday, sonable concessions. I see no reason to friend, that is a kind of fund unknown rel on the classic brow of the common him to eat out of my band. He ate a "What doing?" "I’ve been the Inst four hours nt the in all you have said. Let’s have some- Canada has tlie largest forest in the despair of an amicable settlement.”— I ’» *be legal profession! —New York wealth of the puritan and ’’ - pilgrim. big piece out of It yesterday.—Harvard Press —N"W York Tribune. Prew __ _____________ I .am noon.____________ photographer’s having nn Instantane tiling i . ii the strength of it. YV hat I wor|(|t It is in tlie Labrador and Hud- Puck. ous picture of the bnby taken.”—Ex shall it be, alf and alf?” "No, cof-lgon |$ay District, and is, roughly eati- Concession to Superstition. I Cnplensn-nt to Have Around, A gallon of distilled water weighs Remarkable Street«. change. fee,” replied Hie New Zealander. “I’m matwj pjoo by 1700 miles. "Thirteen dollars and a half seems a “Are you still engaged to Mr. *.339 pounds, and there being four Washington has a street 17% miles quarts to tlie gallon and two pints to Io length; It Is the longest In the world. a tee-totaler.” "A tee-totaler or a tea-1------------------------ high price for such a comparatively Briggs?’ The Only Difference, “No; I broke It off last week. I was tlie quart, and 16 fluid ounces to tlie The shortest street Is the Rue Ble. Mrs. Symperly—Now that you have taster? ’ asked the Englishman, <|uizzi- I ’ The native dress of the better class of short trip.” said the man with tlie afraid to marry him. ne knows too pint, and two talilespoonfiils to tlie fluid Paris, which Is barely 20 feet long. got your divorce and are happy with eally. “Both,” replied the N. Z., truth* I Japanese of both sexes is a lixise wrap- traveling bag tn his hand. "We thought people would rattier much, I gave him some ribbon to ounce, and four teaspoonfuls to flic tn The widest street Is Market street, Mr. Ilanger. life Is real once more, fully. lie was, in fact, an expert in the I per, open at the chest and at the waist, pay that than $13." replied the agent mutch, He found it In the first store blespoon. and 45 drops to the teaspoon Philadelphia; the narrowest, the Via Isn't It? tea-tasting business. I confined by a girdle. ‘ -_____ | I went to, and he bought It for 2 cents I a drop of water weighs 0.00018057 Sol, Havana, which Is only 3% feet of the steamer line with an explana- Mrs. Ranger—Oh, yes; only It's very pottnd. slightly more. wide. The highest street Is Main tory and apologetic cough. — Chicago below the regular price.” much like It used to be, except that the It is estimated that an average of Have you seen the latest in sofa pil Street, Denver, Colo.; the lowest street, I ' " piano Is a different make.—Brooklyn lows? Polly saw a whole window full eight matches are used daily by every Tribune. Callsaya comes rrom Peruvian bark which Is below the level of the sen, --------------- ■ Iceland exports sulphur, Iceland Life. of late novelties in sofa cushions the man, woman and child. "Some people." said Uncle Eton, nose, wool, dried fish, sealskins and oil. contains mu< h alcohol, la used for fin Main street, Georgetown, British It Is said that mate, the South Amer other day. Home of them were only "doesn't seem to take no special Inter- whale oil and baleen, eiderdown, bird vorlng soda water sirups and If Indulg Guiana. The cleanest street Is Regent The rooster makes two-thirds of the est In tellln de troof 'eeppln when It’s skins and ponies. Its manufacture» ed In Immoderately Is as bad as mor street, London; the dirtiest, Tcbamr- ican tea, will sustain life many days for show—too elegant and dainty to be sumpin dlsagreenble.” | ara entire!? domestic j phine. Without the pangs of hunger. used—and others were big, downy, com- noise, but the hen does all the work. Tae street. Nankin.—London Tit-Bits.