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f a o • » •Ì ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- BANDON RECORDER. Mon« of HI« UusloeoB. While waiting for the train the bride •nd bridegroom walked slowly up and down the platform. "I don't know what this joking and guying may have been to you,” he remarked, "but It's death to me. I never experienced such au ordeaL" “It's perfectly dreadful,” she an swered. “I shall be so glad when we get away from everybody we know.” “They’re actually Impertinent,” he went on. "Why. the very natives”— At this unpropltlous moment the wheezy old station master wulked up to them. "Be you goln to take this train?” be asked. “It’s none of your business!" retorted tbe bridegroom Indignantly as he guid ed the bride up tbe platform, where they condoled with each other over the impertinence of the natives. Onward came tbe train, its vapor curling from afar. It was the last to their destination that day, au express. Nearer, nearer it came at full speed. Then in a moment It whizzed past and was gone. “Why lu thunder didn’t that train stop?” yelled the bridegroom. "Cos you sed 'twarn't none of my bizness. I lias to signal if that train's to stop.” And as the old station master softly stroked his beard there was a wicked twinkle In bls eye.—London 8pure Mo ments. whether it lie in word or deed. It is these little acta of kindness that help us to bear the disappointments and dis couragements with a brave heart. It does not always require money to cre ate happiness for people. I have known of more than one little body who had auch a bright, encouraging way of talk ing to discouraged and despondent |>eo- pie that in a short time their fears were dispelled, their heavy heart was as light as thistle-down and they could sge the sliver lining to the black clouds of gloomy forebodings that had obscured ail hope. They were ready to gather their forces together agaiu and burl de fiance at the little black demons of ad versity that had succeeded in making them believe fate had ordamed that their lives should be failures and they might Just as well surrender to the in evitable and rest u|>on their oars in stead of pulling against the streinn, knowing that they were but expending their strength and making no head way. There is sure to be a turn in the tide some time, reasons the encouraging little body, and the sullen undertow of the curret called discontent and hope lessness must give way before the fret ful river will spring into new life and go singing and rippling on the way. ALL IS SELFISHNESS. The Wise Msn*« l'lteorz •••* M«w II W llt^lodea. "After all." said the wise mau. "what is It but M'ldshiM's»? -i iioaptiuilst who g - through life whlstliM ao'1 songs of cheer is out eutitl<d to any special credit, because it 1» 8 pleasure to him to be happy, if It didn’t make him glad to be happy, he wouldn't be that way. So you see seltislrtless Iles St the bottom of bls good cheer. “Thefl there is the pessimist. Is he discouraged Iss-nuse be thinks It la bls duty to mankind to paint dark pic tures? Not at all. ms is another clear case of selfishness. He gratifies him self by being unhappy and trying to make others so. Love, too. Is selfish ness. The maiden doesn't love the man to make him glad. It'» her own happi ness that she promotes In looking upon him ns the noblest work of God. Man's love for woman has back of It the same selfish motive. "So, too. the philanthropist's love of the world He loves It aud loves to do great things for it because It gives him a satisfaction to kuow that he Is doing well. “Consider 11 from whatever stand point you please, and you must always arrive at thu name conclusion. Every thing that man does be does selfishly. It is always a case of gratifying his own Inclinations. It”— Just then the wise man turned a som ersault and skinned his nose against a water plug. When be got up and look ed around, with the look of one who was beginning to remember things th^ had loug been forgotten, his pupil asked: “Was It selfishness that Impelled you to stub your toe? Did you do It be cause it brought a seuse of gratification to your"— “Say, you confoundid Idiot,” the wise man replied, “you ought to have that grin photographed. It would make a good frontispiece to Darwin's works.”— Chicago Herald. Î CHOICE MISCELLANY NEW SHOR I STORIES Eawllah «• she Is lbrv«rt«4. Sentlnaeal ii<l Dividend«. CUarh-» K. Lu.h's ue» novel. "The Autocruis." uia.1 be ■ ousidervd a study of pru< th ul politics aud business con ditions iu Chicago, says The Record- Herald. Bidwell Is the typical "boss,” aud here Is a characteristic conversa tion between him and tbe banker J^ed- low: "I see you have been reading," ob served Bidwell, glancing at the book that Ledlow liad laid aside. “I find no time to road myself and did not suppose you did." "It Is simply a part of my exercise.” explaiued l.edlow. “The doctor pre scribed It. aud I read half au hour ev ery evening. Then I go to work." "What is the book?” asked Bidwell. “It is called ’Treasure Islaud.' writ I pl by that fellow named Stevenson.” "Some relative of Ike's, 1 guess,” ob served Bhlwell. “What is It about? I like tbe title." “Oh. It's all about a couple of men. a doctor aud a business num. who fitted up a ship aud went to au Island to dig up a lot of gold! They got it, too: made a big return npou the investment.” "llow much did they declare?" asked Bidwell. "Several hundred thousands. I should Judge,” answered the banker. "l’ooh. a mere trifle!” observed Bid well. “The original investment wasn’t Hoile tlie Pony Io Drink. A correspondent of the Chicago Bee- large." explaiued tbe banker apolo ord-Herald tells this story about Car- getically. tor’s Grove, an old manor bouse near No Lone Sleep There. Yorktown. Va.: "It Is one of tbe cus A good story Is told of an experience toms of Carter’s Grove, as old as tbe mansion itself, to have a liowl of mint that once befell Joseph Jefferson. A Juli p always standing upon the side number of years ago be played an en board. and people from Williamsburg gagement In a small one uight stand, or Yorktown and the neighboring appearing in “Bip Van Winkle.” In the planters who passed that way never hotel at which he stopped was an Irish failed to stop for refreshment. Dr. porter recently landed. Judged by the Booth, the present owner, says of one deep and serious interest lie took in tlie of the former proprietors who had the house, he might have been clerk, man gout so badly that he could not walk ager ami proprietor rolled into one. At and used Io lie all day long on a couch about U o’clock In the morning Mr. Jef awakened by a violent In tlie corner of the dining room nnd ferson growl about the pain he suffered: ’He had a Shetland pony trained to lie down on the floor beside him. When he felt thirstv, he climbed upon the pony’s back, rode over to the punch bowl, drank freely of the beverage that al ways could be found there and then returned to his corner and rolled upon his couch, while the patient pony would lie down beside him until services were needed again.’ The boast of Americans has been that uo matter where you may go in any part of tbe United States there la very little-stifficulty in understanding the dialect. Oregon may talk with Florida or Mains with Arizona without the con- fusion that arises in tbe various coun- ties of England, But It a Now K<>rk woman Is to be belle veil a new.lan guage Is springing up in the metropolis which promises to develop tbe worst phases of Anglomania. When she answered a summons to the front door, she encountered a small boy who briefly remarked that lie had tome for "de foyndlsh.” “The what?” "De foyndlsh." "Well," sbe said iu desperation, “I don't know what you want, but I am quite sure I haven't got it. Who sent you ?" “De flogst. De tlogst sent me fur de foyndlsh.” This did not mend matters, and tbe boy was going down the steps when a light suddenly burst upon the woman's uilnd. und she remembered that sbe had asked the florist to send for her fcru disli. The boy was recalled, the dish was brought, and the amenities were restored. ONE OF BROOKS’ PUPILS. lie \\ M« Initially Panlahed. hat He IWutr« the Offrnae. After tiia graduation from Harvard college Phillips Brooks became a teacher iB the Boston Lutin school. Aud here, on the very threshold of his career, lie met with failure. So much had been expected of him that his want of success was uaturally * sub ject of much comment at the tllge. and after he had become a great preacher his early failure was Mill referred to and sometimes was used to point II moral. It was a turbulent class that I'billlpH Brooks had to teach. Before be took charge of It three teachers had been driven away. The mau who followed Mr. Brooks, to till out the year, con fessed himself so wearied by the fre quent resort to corporal punishment that he was obliged to betake himself to the mountains for the summer to recuperate tils strength. The boys were certainly In fault, but the blame was not wholly theirs, and long since they may >«• sup post'd to have repented of their mischief. I'liilllps Brooks was then not yet 20 years old. little more than a boy. Nat urally. perhaps, be made mistakes. Ou one occasion, says ills biographer, lie punished a Ixiy who had committed no fault. After Mr. Brooks bad become bishop of Massachusetts, as be was moving In Ills majestic dignity across Boston Common, be met this boy. then a ma ture man occupying a |>ost of trust and Influence. Neither mau bad forgotten the Incident. IXMiklng down upon bis old pupil, the bishop made a certain appeal for for giveness. “Tell me. uow.” be said, “that I did not make a mistake and punish tlie wrong boy." "Yes. you did make a mistake. You punished tlie wrong lioy,” was tbe an swer. “but I have missed so mauy pun ishments that I deserved that I ought to be grateful for that one. which I did not deserve."—Youth's Companion. Of all the dainty, captivating, as well aa tantalizing little booklets that have been gotten out to woo people—men, women and children—from the hum drum of city life into the cool and shady retreats of country life, it is the daiuty booklet gotten out by the California North western Railway Company, and very appropriately called “Vacation.'’ From start to finish it is a gem, giving you a full list of all the summer resorts and mineral springs, where the broken down in health people can partake of the sparkling waters and enjoy a new lease on life, and a full list of the sub urban town and country homes that are desirous of varying the monotony of their quiet life by taking summer board ers, as well as all necessary information for those who nothing short of real camp life and an out and out outdoor life will satisfy. It gives you over two hundred places from which to select your summer abiding place, with the various attractions of each place, the terms, ami full directions how to reach it and the cost of transportation, be BRIEF REVIEW. sides a long list of the various hotels in the towns and their rates per week and Unique Way of Booming a Town. month. In fact this little book, “Va There is nothing more interesting in cation,” does all of your thinking and planning for you. You have only to the present-day rivalry for wealth and What a sinwer Most Know. glance over it and make your selection. power than the methods by which both For a singer to succeed It is necessa individuals and communities seek to ry that he should have more than a Did I say glance over it? Well, you exploit their own interests. If a man can ’ t do it, for it is gotten up so attract voice or be a vocalist. Wagner has set has an enterprise to promote he must a higher standard, and to hint we owe ively and so beautifully illustrated with It. Not only the cultivation of tbe scenes pertaining to the various sec advertise it. If a town wants to grow voice, but the higher education is nec tions that before you know it the sec it must be boomed. Ill this age of essary. The voice alone Is not suffi onds that you had taken to glance hustling competition the race is almost cient. even in the concert room. Sing over “Vacation” have slipped into invariably to the swift and the battle to ing has grown to be quite another art. minutes, and the minutes into some the strong. When, therefore, the only Tbe singer must be nn Impersonator. thing like an hour. It is such a fascin industry of any consequence in Central I myself studied for five years at the GOT A SENATOR’S HAT. ating little IsMik for pleasure seekers, village, Conn., suspended operations, university. But that, as a rule, holds the leading citizens of tbe place saw Alvary Finished the Klai. one too long. But at least a good gen and seems to anticipate what you de that something must be done. With Actor Crane Appropriated the Head- “A beautiful scene,” said an old thea eral knowledge of literature and of sci sire moat. It takes you all through the gear of a Kaunas Statesman. ter goer, “may be utterly ruiued by tieautiful Mendocino, Sonoma, Russian out some effort to prevent it, the town ence Is necessary. Among the stories that are retailed some trifling mistake, and an error of The day Is past when a fiacre driver, River and Marin valleys into the very would move backward. The Inhabit In tlie cloakroom of the seuate when seemingly infinitesimal dimensions because be has a beautiful voice, Is ac heart of the redwoods and the shady ants would seek employment else that body Is In session at Washington throw out an entire company. Often cepted as a singer; so also Is the day trout steams teeming with speckled where and things would gu to smash. Is one of how William II. Crane, the times. however, tbe ready wit and pres when a concert in costume Is regarded tieauties, and what enhances the latter A public meeting was held, therefore, actor, put the finishing touches upon ence of mind of an actor or actress may as an opera. The standard of imper to discuss ways and means of booming bis great character study. “ The Sen save the day and turn what might oth sonation has been Immeasurably raised to the angler who would rather flsh the town, attracting newcomers and ator." erwise have been disaster into triumph. by Wagner. History, literature, knowl than eat, these same trout streams keeping Central village in line with the “As you well know." said one of the One of the most difficult of all scenes to edge of the plastic arts, are all neces have lieen replenished by thousands of group. “Crane took bls character al carry off successfully occurs In the op little fry from the California North procession. Various plans were sub most directly from Senator Plumb of sary to the singer. tVhul Our Collegea Cost. era of ’Siegfried.’ You will remember American women have, many of western Railway Company’s own flsh mitted, a long discussion ensued, and it Kansas. Crane bad just started out In this era of big things It Is Inter that Siegfried awakens Brunnliude them, beautiful voices. Again, many hatchery near (Jkiah. But for the was finally decided that the wisest with 'The Senator' and had opened In esting to consider the cost of college from her long sleep with a kiss. Wag thing to do would be to build a monu of them go abroad to study. That is a company’s efforts the streams would Washington. We hnd all seen the per Instruction. That uiay enable us to ner has so arranged It that the kiss mistake. It Is at home that they should have long since been robbed of their ment in honor of Eve. It was agreed, formance and liked It Immensely. But make up our minds as to whether or seems as long to the audience as tbe lay the foundation. Build by degrees. and we think with reason, that a me I thought I saw one defect. Crane not It pays. The grounds and buildings Immortal slumber itself. In reality It Do not alm to be a star, but a good art finny tribe. As it is, however, there is morial of that character would attract wore a high silk bat, which was not at lasts about To seconds, but It seems uu ist. Study always, be content with still rare sjsirt for the disciples of Isaac newcomers to Central village and make all. according to my thinking. In keep are appraised at $133.000.000. the pro ductive funds at $13.5,000.000, the scien ending. It is a most trying sltuatlou small roles. The rest will come of It Walton. A friend who picked up my ing with the Imltatiou of Plumb, who tific apparatus at $11.000.000. the bene life in the place worth living. The idea, for the singers, for the audience Is ex self.—Ernest Van Dyck in Saturday little booklet, "Vacation,” said: “It’s always wore the characteristic broad tremely likely to grow restless. Evenlug Post. almost as gisxl as taking a trip, to read however, is not absolutely original. It brimmed hat of the southerner. One factions at «21,000.000. while tlie total income of them all is $21.000,000. That "Some years ago at a performance of this book, Polly. You can almost im has its analogy in the action recently evening when crane, Ingalls, Plumb Is a great income, even greater than ‘Siegfried’ In St. Louis Alvary—poor “HE WAS SttNORIXO LOIKE A HOUSE." English Ideas of Lynching, agine you were already there in some of taken by the residents of a shipbuilding and myself bappeued to be dining to 16,000.000 tlie poor people of the thumping at his door. When lie strug chap! was singing Siegfried to Mme. At a recent dinner in London the the places, and the pictures are so love town on the coast of Maine. After gether 1 remarked to Crane about the city < f New York annually pay Into the gled into consciousness nnd realized Pucher's Brunnhilde. lie had got about conversation turned ou the subject of carefully considering various methods matter of the high hat. ly of the many resorts and recreations policy shops of tlie metropolis In a half way through his lengthy oscula lynchings In the United States. It was of booming the place, it was unani " 'You really ought not to wear It. game in which they have no chance to that he bad left no call at the office, lie tion when the gallery began a succes that these places hold in store for the ' was naturally very Indignant. But as tlie general opinion that u rope was mously resolved that the best way to for It Is not in keeping with the char win. Here Is an illuminating contrast. 1 sion of smacks, constantly Increasing the chief end of man in America. summer guests. It makes one long to do it would be to erect a monument in acter.’ said I. ‘You ought to wear one The whole country pays $21.000.000 an Ills sleep was spoiled for that morning In volume. It was a critical moment; lie arose and. dressing himself, appear Finally the hostess turned to an A uer- pack their trunk and get out of the ' honor of Noah, whom the preamble like Plumb's.’ nually for Its highest education. The ed before the clerk. but. as the event proved, one that was lean, who had taken no part iu the I city on short order." “Vacation” is "Crane did not say much In answer, conversation, and said: “See here." lie demanded, "why was I to add to Alvery’s already large wreath good book to keep for future reference. Justly described as the pioneer ship but when be arose from tlie table he metropolitan city alone puts $16.000.000 yearly In a game that only preys on the of laurels. builder, and as such, entitled to the called at this unearthly hour?” “You, sir. must have often seen these reached out for Plumb’s bat and calm "Slowly lie raised his magnificently grateful recognition of all persons en ly put It on. Leaving tils own hat for ignorant. I fancy no college man ever affairs.” . "I don't know, sir." answered tbe played policy except In the pursuit of handsome head and .turned toward tbe "Yes,” he replied, "we take a kind Now comes Jule8 Henrivaux, till gaged in marine architecture. Plumb, Crane went off down the street knowledge and by way of experiment. clerk. "I ll ask Mike." audience and silently looked the galler of municipal pride in seeing which city laU>1-v director of a glass manufactory Tlie Irishman was summoned. with the old felt affair jammed down When Ignorance Is so costly, higher ed ies into silence. In ten seconds he had van show the greatest number of at 8t. Gobain, who predicts that the "Why did you call Mr. Jefferson? ” over bis forehead. The senator was lynchings yearly.” I coming or new age is to be glass. Mr. Twenty-lour Messages Over a Single Wire. too surprised to offer objection. The ucation cannot be very dear at twice Inquired the clerk. "There was no call completely mastered them, and you what is now spent on it.—John Gilmer left at tbe office for him.” could have beard a pin drop In the Some important experiments in con “Ob, do tell us about a lynching you I Henrivaux holds that glass is the best next night Crnne appeared on the have seen yourself,” broke in half a I substance known to use for every kind nection with the new telegraph system, stage with Plumb's bat on bis bead Speed in Ainslie’s. Taking the clerk by the coat, tlie great house. Then lie dropped his face Irishman led him to one side and said on that of Brunuhiide. nnd that kiss dozen voices at once. of structural pur|s>se, and is especially which is said to chcajien considerably and thereafter wore It at every per- Support of Physlelnna. In a voice mysterious with Information went on to its appointed and Sapholike i nl^,‘t llvfore "* aalletl tor EnS-I adapted for dwelling bouses. As there the cost of telegrams, have recently formauce.”—Chicago Chronicle. finish without further interruption Each physician In the United States to Impart: land, said the American, “I was giv- I. . . , , , ... been conducted by jioetal engineers be .............. to „ a „ party . of , intimate . I, >s an inexhaustible of materials from the audience. It was as fine au has GT>5 persons to look to for his sup “ lie was slinorlng loike a horse, sir, Ing a dinner .... , supply ... Turkish Rhubarb. port. for 1 to Goo Is the proportion, ac and <>l heerd one of the byes say as exhibition of the control a great per friends .. ...... a colored waiter spilled a frOm whlch glaMH 18 ,na,le- 1,1 its a,laI>- tween Ixindon and Glasgow. The new Possessing n savor all Its own. we plate of soup over the gown of a lady tablllty to »11 shapes and forms and its apparatus is the invention of a French come on scores of large cases full of cording to the latest governmental sta how be war shlaping onct fer twinty sonality can exercise over an audience at an adjoining table. Tbe gown was durability as well as Its cleanliness, and engineer named Mercadier, and by its big. Irregular blocks of a bright yel tistics. California stands nt the bottom years, so 1 sex to meself, says Ol. as 1 have ever witnessed.’’—New York or top. depending on the view—of the ‘Moike. It’s comin on to him ag’ln. and Tribune. utterly ruined, ami tlie gentlemen of I Hiat it can lie shaped, colored and deeo- means it Is possible to send twelve sep low colored root. “Rhubarb,” says our lier party nt once seized the waiter, I rated to an extent of which no other arate messages over one wire at the guide, indicating It. “Ah! Then It list, for there there arc only 418 actual It’s yer Juty to get tbe craythur out o’ A Lennon In Pol I ten«*««. tied a rope around Ills neck ami, at a material is capable, and it is upon this same time. The system is also capable comes from Turkey?" we cry joyfully, and prospective patients for each M. the house Imniedjlt.’ "—Washington Tlie I'lilhidelplila Record says that a signal from the Injured lady, swung I aspect of the idea that Mr. Henrivaux of being duplexed by which means glad to display our learning for once, D.. while In Alaska 2.34!) persons have Post. railroad contractor who recently re turned from nbrond tells of au experi him Into tin'air. allows his imagination to dwell and twenty-four separate messages can be but our friend smiles contemptuously. to di pend on or take chances with one Paid For III. Time. doctor. New York Is near the average, Horrible, said the hostess, with a I. . ., . .. , . , ence that befell hint III Munich Illustra ...................... nt .. .. . ,, builds his castles in the air and fur- sent at one time over a single wire. “There is no such thing as Turkey with go i.’j persons for each physician to Toni Brown, the cashier of the Bank tive of tlie difference in prevailing cus sliUu.lor. And did you actually see I , . .. , . , . ... this yourself?” I't*8“68 them with chairs and tables all When a message is sent, or when twelve rhubarb.” be says. "and. wbat Is more, look after, and Pennsylvania comes of California, was pestered the other toms Armed with a number of letters there never has been." All tbe rhu “Well, no." said the American npolo- ,na,le of Kla88> or in othcr words, vitri- separate messages are sent, what hap barb of commerce balls from China, nearer tlie average than any other day by a promoter who persisted In of Introduction to European railroad getlcnlly. "Just at that time I was rted materials toughened to the strength pens is this: Twelve currents enter the reaching us through Russia for the state, with GG2. Lying partially be explaining to him an Invention which ofltelnls. lie made it a point to inquire down stairs killing the chef for putting I of teak and mahogany.. He does not wire, each impressed with a distinct most part, but liecause In olden days It tween these great states comes New be claimed would bring fame anil for into the workings of the various sys mustard in the blancmange.”—Modern stop hero, however, but cooking uten- vibration rate. At the receiving sta- made Its journey by way of Turkey Jersey, whore the number of medical tune to him If be could only enlist tbe tems and was treated with uniform Soclety. I ails, plates, cups and saucers will be tion they paas through a microphonic It became known as Turkey rhubarb, practitioners falls off until one has to aid of some oue to assist him In Intro courtesy. care for 856 persons. ducing It. But Brown had heard such Al Munich be thought tie luid acquir made of the sam^ substance. This receiver, which gives them added and Turkey rhubarb It will remain be Kind Ilearteilnc»«. fairy tales before, lind so he got snap ed all tlie information in' was after. strength. They are then discharged cause of the conservative tendencies bouse of glass will be absolutely clean py and brought matters to a business nr I as lie passed out of the office of the T!»<‘ gingbam Nhirtod boy hud made a Marvela of the Arc Light. through twelve receivers. As each of of the British public.—Good Words. basis. “My time Is very valuable.” be man witli whom lie had been talking break to pass the ticket seller at the and can be kept clean from horrid The arc light, the most brilliant of circus entrance, but that gentleman microbes. You can turn the hose on these receivers only res|>ond to vibra artificial lights, followed ns a natural said, “and I cannot allow you to take he put on bis lint. He had scarcely Baaineaa la Baatneaa. bnd caught him nnd rudely thrust him this glass house and wash it from garret tions of a certain rate, they select each He bad obtained a place In a real es result of the generation of electricity up any more of it.” “How valuable?" I ecu ushered out when It occurred to back. to cellar without leaving a trace of hu- current belonging to its own particular tate office and was doing everything be by the dynamo, and each light absorbs asked the promoter. “A dollar a min him that there was one matter about "Poor little devil!" said a seedy look- I midity. Dust will have to seek some message, but are impervious to all could for the Interests of bis employers. nearly one horsepower. There are more ute.” said Brown, with an nfr of dis which he had forgotten to Inquire. Ing man In the crowd. "If I had the ' | other aliode, and the industrious spider others. By this means the messages The other evening he wns at a social than 30.000 arc lamps burning at night missal. ns he turned to his desk and "4 immediately retraced tny steps.” money. I'd buy liltu a ticket myself.” will not be able to spin his dainty lacy are accurately sorted out anil kept dis gathering aud was asked to sing. He In Greater New York, and fully 42 tons rustled the papers In a farewell to you said tlie I'liiltidelpliian. "and ngaln en The crowd looked sympathetic, but cobwebs, for the polished surface gives tinct. respouded with “Home. Sweet Home.” of coal every hour are consumed. One sort of way. "Then I’ll take 20 min tered tlie office, neglecting to remove saiil nothing, while tlie boy sobbed as His friends were a little surprised at horsepower can furnish current enough utes,” said the promoter as lie laid a tny lint. I saw the same official with him no chance of swinging his little If his heart would dissolve. Ship Bounties in Canada. the selection, but be was heartily ap-, to keep about 12 incandescent electric large piece of glitter on tbe banker’s whom I hail been talking, and. apolo "I've only got a nickel, little feller.” hammocks in some convenient corner plauded. Stepping forward, he said: lamps lighted, and In Greater New desk. He took the full time and rat gizing for taking up so much of his The Canadian Government has an went on the seedy looking one. "and that out of reach of the thorough house “ I am glad you liked tbe song. There York there are now in use over 1.000.- tled along until he had quite finished, time. I put the question to him. With- oiler of $750,000 a year standing as a won't do you no good. Say," he con keeper's broom. is nothing like ’Home, Sweet Home,' 000 of these lamps. The total power re devoting his last few seconds to an out a word lie reached up. took off my bonus for a fleet of fast steamers for the tinued. turning suddenly to tbe crowd, and let me say that the company I rep quired for the electric lighting of this earnest promise to call again. Then hat and placed It In my hand Then he "let’s do one good act In our lives. Let's No more can we quote, when that Atlantic service, built in Canada of resent Is selling homes on terms to suit great city Is certainly not less than tbe cashier sat back in his chair nnd answered my query and bowed me out. buy him a ticket.” day comes, "people who live in glass Canadian material. Inaddition totliis, within 12 minutes' ride of tbe city. Ev 200.000 horsepower, or more than the wondered on which side lie should en- It made me feel rather cheap.” It looked for a minute as If a collec- I houses shouldn’t throw stones," for it Finance Minister Fielding has an erybody ought to have a home If you combined power equipments of all the ter bis $20.—Snn Frnnclsco Argonaut. tlnu was ---- — ------------- ------- 1 will be such an every day occurrence nounced in Parliament that he has to • be started, ‘ but - - a •- benevo- On n Biislnr«» Rnnl«. don't want to live there. It's tbe chance ships of the United States navy.—Les Hallway Anecdote«. lent looking old gentleman nipped it In Gerald developed a Journalistic In lie’s Weekly. offered a number of British shipbuild of your life for au investment" that the old adage will lose its charm he bud by slipping a half dollar Into A case reported in South Africa of a stinct at the early age of 14 With ths ing Arms a substantial Isitius to trans Peaeefnl Mission For Cannon Ralls. the hand of the boy. who promptly dis- and will lie relegated to the musty fer their plants to Canada and build train living pushed iqi a steep Incline consent of his father and some assist Runchinic the Flit«. arehieves of the things that have been. spix-iired Into the tent. The authorities nt one of the British by soldiers has recalled the Irish story ance from the same source he bought Case and Comment tells a story of an "I tliank yon n thousand times for These glass houses, however, will tie ships at Sydney from iron made by a Illinois attorney who argued to the naval arsenals were rather surprised of a guard calling through the railway an "amateur printing outfit" and start Canadian company. The sulmidy for that kind net. sir." said the seedy look- simply a boon to tbe householder who court one after another of a aeries of recently by an Inquiry ns to whether car windows. "Third class passengers, ed th<‘ Elmburst Monthly Journal, sub Ing man rents his property to artistic tenants operation of the steamers he proposes very weak points, none of which seem they had any old cnnnon bulls for sale, get out nnd push behind!” In the scription price 25 cents a year, payable ed to the court to have any merit until 14 nnd 28 pounders, snob »« Nelson Wo«» Australian bust»« gigantic native In advance. Inn seem to take quite an interest who are almost eonqielled to stick pins to increase also to $1,1X10,000 a year. In the little fellow.” remarked the be- *iii the wall to carry out the effect of the court finally skid. "Mr.---- , <lo you used at Trafalgar. It turned out tha was once said to have put his back "1 suppose you call yourself tbe ed nevol : t o:.e Shadow of the Earth. tliitak there is anything in these they were required by the owner of i against a locomotive which he lind pri itor nnd proprietor of this office.” re some dainty ornament that can only 1." I should think 1 ought to,” The earth has a shadow, but few points?” To which the attorney re Welsh slate quarry, When a large vate reasons for detaining and kept it marked an envious young associate answered the seedy looking man proud successfully be made use of by means ever olmerve it, or, If they do, have no plied, “Well. Judge, iierhaps there Isn’t slab of stone has to be detached, a at tbr station for some time. Flocks who dropped in at his "sanctum" in of the ever handy little pins that are a ly That's the only son I got!"—In much In any otie of them alone, but I slit is opened behind it and small can of sheep have sometimes done the the basement of the paternal dwelling terror to the property-owner, who sees knowledge of what they are looking at. didn't know but your honor would kind non balls dropped In. The workmen same, but only the other day near Ger- one day. diana;' ills Sun. the finely papered walls mutilated by Nome of us have seen on beautiful sum of bunch them.” then "Jobble” the |inrtly loosened block nay, in Alsace, au immense swarm of “Of cour-.e I do." responded tlie youth to and fro with their crowbars, and caterpillars "held up” a train. In a ful Journalist. "1 don’t owe a cent on Two Nnrrow Irish Eseape«. ” I pins and nails to the extent that they mer evenings just before sunset a rose ate arc oil the horizon opismite the sun, at every movement the cannon balls recent Indian flood a train was stop It.” An Irishman, seeing a vessel very require repapering tor the next tenant, Touched n Sore Spot. heavily lad :i and scarcely above the l’olly wonders how these glass houses with a bluish gray under It. This is “Proprietor! Humph! Everyliody “Do you find it difficult, senator.” sbe drop deeper. Very soon larger balls ped dead by a large trout, aud on one water's edge, exclaimed, "Upon my would stand the throes of a great earth the shadow of the earth. asked, “to keep In touch with your con can be Inserted, and then the whole of tbe new railways In Ireland a por knows you got $25 from your father to block falls forward completely severed. ter was heard calling. "Any one there start It with." aov I. If the river was but a little high quake or even a moderately sized one. stituents?" The recent census of India shows that for here get out!” —Cardiff Western Mall. er the «hip would go to the liottom!” “ I beg your pardon, ma ’ am," he re “Yes. sir.” stoutly rejoined Gerald, Wouldn't there be a shattering of glass, Bengal, which has an area of 203,473 Entinah to Rrtlre On. “See there!” exclaimed tbe returned plied. with a scar«] look, “ but really "and his subscription for The Journal though? (»lass houses and glass fumi- square miles—one-quarter less than the The Tsllilnxx Staenntsy. "That great Italian tenor told me hr Is marked paid 100 years ahead on my Irish soldier to the gaping crowd as he I must ask you not to use that expres Macaulay is an lalmosti never ceas bad a mattress siottetl full ot the lau.... books!”—Youth’s Companion exhibited with some pride his tall hat I (uro may lie all right, but l’olly prefers area of Texwv - has a population of 74,- sion with reference to my affairs. with a bullet hole In It "Look at that the popular materials of to-day when 713,000, which is equal nearly to that Touch Is a word that I can’t stand lug talker and pours out tlie prodigious wreaths that had 1» u given him " A Cold Snnb. hole, will you? Ye see. If It had been a it comes to building my castle in the of the l/nited States. "A mattress full! 'Jbeil lie ought to •Ince the papers used It In explaining »tores of learning, wit and eloquem-e Hostess—Are you a musician. Mr low crowned hat I should have been air, or In other words, my dream home. why I voted for that street railroad with such an absorption in tils subject retire on them ’’-Cleveland I'la In Desi that I doubled when I heard him if be st. Killed outright" Jones? I know just how I want it, even as Three hundred Mediterranean lem bill four years ago."—Chicago Herald. would not go on Just the same If every Jones (who I" dying to give an exhl Mode ihc % |»p i irni Ion. others before me have done, and all the ons yield only ten ounces of citric acid, laxly left the room Somebody asked lotrtTlat the Old Homeatend. •‘How are tbioo . ' I be burlier ns’ "1 bition of bls powers)—Well er—yes. I accessories that go to make up the little against twenty-seven onn<*es by the Two Too«. tbe Duchess of Sutherland tafter <lin Farmer Whlffietree-SInce yew got think I can lay Three Irishmen bad four guineas to rner r.i Stafford House' If lie liked the pleasantly of the shnnkiug mau in tin edge of music. back from college yew don’t seem to nook I want to go to make up this California fruit. «hair. be equally divided among them. After society of Women and whom lie m i 111 Ingleside of my dreams. no Interest in tbe old farm. Hostess-1 am delighted to know it "Dull, very dull!” . Apple eider is now given in the treat-t several unsuccessful efforts by two of ed to pKfer ♦♦ answered. “Oh be *>n — Ke Interest dad! Haven't 1 My daugbtrt Is about to ptny «nd I And the knight of the razor look«' them tbe third settled tbe business ment of smallpox only looks u*»n iis all lu the light of ha Life would not be worth the living if patients and with ntwrty two 'vwejfcs laying out golf should be very glad If yon would kind thus "There are Mio for you two, Cud l<rr®tfcus."-laidy Granville's Rec for a moment us If he thought the re 9 we could not help thone around ua, excellent results. ly turn over tbe music for her.” mark «• persoual. Uere'are t* for me too.' ords. —* ♦. '*> T- A » * '•* 4 * 'SI * * B o o 9 9 4 <•> * A « g. « - % % 4
