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Happen
A* ■ little villa«» on tho Rnsqnehan-
sn river I met an old soldier who re
fi
lated this incident of bin experience
With General Meade in the civil war.
I have forgotten h.ia name and the pluce
where it occurred. It was a raw night
in October, »he wind wna rather strong,
and Meade hud fixed a stove in hi» tent.
The eoldlor was t.bo sentry fox the gen
eral. A pn/f of wind knocked down the
Improvised stovepipe, and soon the (Sent
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fltllO
filled with o smoke.
The I.O
geneivil
oame
cut and asked tho aentry to ln l* bins to
rearrange it. The soldier repltid that
he wan under orders and conld net leave
his poet.
•‘Yes. yes.” said Meade, “that is
Irno. bnt I would liko to hove that
Stovepipe fixed. Yon are right. ” And
the general went at the job himself.
•‘I kept pacing jny bent," said the
soldier, “ and enjoyed Meade's efforts
to get the pipe hack in its placo. Ho
wade a sorry mesa of it. Finally he
turned to ice and said: ‘Sentry, you
will have to help, ma I will be respon
sible for you. .and if thero 1 b any trou
ble nliout your leaving the beat I will
.explain to the officer. ‘
“ In a few minutes we had the pipe
in position Meude disappeared into the
tent without a word of thanks, hut he
soon came out with a jug of applejack
end usked me to tako a drink. Once
more I reminded him I was on dnty.
•Yes, yes.’ bu answered, ‘I know, but
you helped me to fix tho stovepipe. ’
•‘He turned on his heel Hnd re-enter-
pd the tent, leaving tho jug outside.
After a time be came out.
“ •Did you drinkf ho inquired. I
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mi
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nodded.
•• ‘J knew you would, hut I did not
see i t ’ ’’—Pittsburg Dispatch.
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••Anarchists of the physical force
school find it now and again irresistible
to brag of tho powerfnl things they
have need or are going to use,” says a
writer in Tho Lmigntn. “ We will snp-
i that aoino aristocratic person haa
en chosen as a victim- The exact pat-
iern of his favorite walking stick would
ba noted us occasion «rose and a fau
simile of it prepared—that Is to say. so
far ns mere outward appearances wero
concerned.
“Tho Interior would really lie on in
fernal piuchine. Insido tho hollow of
the at Icy wqgld ho a inot.-il flask con
taining'* liquid which could «merge
only fr<*n u small orifice nt the top of
the Husk Thu flask would be imlieddcd
w ith in a inhstance which wonld ex
plode the Instant that the liquid TO-
fcrreil to camo into contact with it.
"When aq opportunity oeenrred for
tho o stick te he snb/itnt.xi for ’to ’«»»-
at cojfntsi’pÄrt, tW> Inthdle Wtrtlrt be
cent
unscrewed to a slight extent, thus allow
ing a space for the liquid to flow ont,
which it would do when tho stick was
held in a horizontal position. Most men
occasionally carry their Rijeka in this
way. Bo. when tho victim took bis sup
posed nsual stick from the corner in
which it bad been placed upright, he
might walk about with it for a long
period withont encountering actual
parm. but once let him hold it horizon
tally or twirl It in the air thero wpuld
be— wall, you can Imagine the result.''
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Difficulty is experienced in accurate
ly reading tho time of elevated clocks
on accouut of tho distance between the
minute hand und the fignri1* Seen from
below, tb . apparent rending may be a
minute or two wrong whet, tho hand is
pot at 13 pr 6 on account of (bis dis
tance. The perspnetive throws the hand
out of |«siti(>ii und gives it an apparent
upward position. On the first quarter
this makes the reading slow, on the
last quarter fast. A proposed method of
correcting this is to make the clock
face concave so that the tip of the hand
will almost graze the figures. Then the
time can he accurately read from below
I
P r e v e n tio n
of
DI noonc .
I w ont to Inform ymt,
In word # o f hlgheet
prola), o f tlie bv or lit
I have drrfy«Ml from
Ripnua Tubultw. I a w a
prof« sMt n. l nnr.4o and
In thui prof («„ion oci?ar
brad Io alw ays ne< rted.
lilprna Tahules doee it.
After on e or n.y case» I
found m j roif com pletely
run down. Acting on iho
advice o f Air. Oeo. Bow
er, Ph.
Newark
Arc., Jors^y Clf.v, I took
Ripaun Tub ii lea w ith
grond reeiilts.
F O R Y O U N G F O L K S . .«! 1
Mr. Miles Menander Dawson, a con
sulting actuary and author of standard
A B O Y W IT H D E W E Y .
works on life insurance, says in an in
terview: “ From one-fifth to one-half T r e n k L . M-»r»e, t h o T o n n g M t S e a m a n l a
of the deaths that occur in youih nnd
t h e M a u lla F i e h t .
middle age could bo prevented by a
Frank L. Morse, an Oakland lad of 13
decent regard for sanitary conditions years, claims tho proud distinction of
and by common action of socioty for being tho youngest seaman of the vie-
the benefit of all. It is not enough that tcrious fleet at Manila Tho boy is re-
a man should take care of himself. Dis joiciug, and a proud mother, Mrs. L-
ease is communicable, and protecting Morse of this city, is thanking ProvL
Inan against it is a social function.
dence that her brave little sailor boy
“ Fully one-fifth of the total number passed through his thrilling experiences
ef deaths are caused by zymotic dis unscathed. Frank is n second class ap
eases which nre as purely accidental as prentice on the Baltimore, the skip
falling ami breaking a leg. And ono- which led the second attack against tho
fourth of tho deaths in addition are Spanish fleet. Mrs. Morse did not hoar
from digestive and respiratory diseases, j directly from her sou until a few days
almost all of which are preventable. ago. Tho letter bubbled with boyish en
About 17 per cent of the deaths among
insured lives is from consumption and
B per cent from nervons diseases, all of
which are npw believed to be prevent
able.
“This means that fully one-half of
the deaths among young and middle
aged persons conld bo prevented and
the proportion conld no doubt bo great
ly increased if parents paid a proper re
spect to the laws of heredity. It wonld
certainly he a most important achieve
ment for the human race if united ac
tion could be taken to secure that a
larger proportion of persons would at
tain old age than at presnt.
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Bly tf'et end l . e . sx d .S d .m. n w ere bloated to
I could not » « « .b o ~ on my fee* nnd only »2®°“
dreM. I saw R.paaa Tab .1*« •dvar .hwd »ovur
dally pap*r. bought «nw eaud tcokthem aa direct-
e*!. Have taken then? about tb rw wevkfl au 1 Utcre
1* aucb actum «*! 1 am Dot rcn«tlp»»*d »ay mora
and I ow e it all to Rlpani Tabulae. la m thirty-
aeven yenra old. have no oecupatfOB, only my
boaeefcold d etlae and nm alng my tick husband.
He ba* had the dropay and I am trying Ripon»
Tahulen f«;r hltn. He fccla rom? better but It wlU
tako aoine tim e, he haa been <lck eo long,
may u*o my te«ter and come aa yon like.
Hro. Many Go mm a a C uaj K!
I h are t««n eufrerlns from hnndaeh» i ' »
Unco I w as s llt:lo girl. I -cild never rids In a
or go lnU.nwn.vd.xI
plnco w ith o u t ge ttin g a
headache und alck nt my
stomach. Iheurdaboul
Rlpan» Tabulea fioru aa
-P A N S
* aunt of m ine who was
u M n g the:n tor ca ta rrh
o f the stomach. She had
fount! aueh relief from
their uae sheadvisod me
to take them too. anti I
have boon doing »o since
IdAt October, and w ill
ray they have complete
ly cured my headaches.
I nni twenty nine years
old. Yon are welcome
to use thia testimonial*
Mrs J. UnooEMYB*
T h e modern stand
ard F am ily Medi-
C ures the
comm on every-day >
ill of hum anity.
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Wxzr.MAM.
Mother w o i tronb!od
w ith h e a r t b u r n and
lleepleasuos.t, eunged by
ludtg<?etlcui, for a good
mbny >ea.-A One day
ahe oa\r a testim onial
In tho pap**r Indorsing
n i p u n e T&bules. «he
determ ined t o glvo thorn
a trial, wns g r e a t l y
relieved by tholr u«e
a n d n o w t a k e s th e
Tabulra Mgtdarly. Bh > keepc a few eartona Ripens
Tabules In U»o house and says she w ill not be w ith
ou t them. The heartburn and tdeeplet»neas br.va
disappeared vzlth the Indigestion w hich Was
form erly no groat a burden for her. Our wh /ia
fam ily take the Tabalw« roguiarly, eepeciaPy af» er
a hearty m ea t Wj m other la fifty yearn of age
^nd la enjoying tho boat Of health and spirits / also
cats hearty meal», an Im possibility b efore she
took Bipavs Tabulea.
H.
A xtob B m / jksx .
My scTen-ycar old boy
■uiTwred with pains in
bid head, constipation
and complained of his
stomach. Ho could t o t
eat liko children of his
o^e do and w h a t ho
did oat did not agreo
w ith him. Ho was thin
and o f a saffron color.
R eading io m , o f «he testtmnnlals In favor o f
Rlpuutj Tabulea, I tried them. Ripens Tabulea not
only relieved but actually cured my youugster,
th e headaches have disappeared, bowols are In
good condition mid he never com plains o f nis
Stomacli. He Is now a red, chubby-fsced boy. Thia
wonderful change I attribute to Klpans Tabulea.
I am eutlsflod that they w ill benefit any one (from
th e crw lie to cld age) If taken »«cording to dlreo-
UonA
K.W.FU1C«.
A new drug
stylo pnekst containing rsv lu y i n t
abvles packed In a paper carton (without glass) la now for sale
gtoros Full
. Tnlo low-prliwd »ort is intended for tlio poor and the eoonondoaL
ns
St «ome
five cents
dozen of tho flvo-ccnt cartons (120 tabula*) can bo had by mail by sending forty-eight cents to the RIF am »
C hemical O om TAMT, N o . 10 Horace fitre it. New York-or a single carton (TEN TACKLES) Wll bo sent for five cents.
Rxr ams T abulea may alno oe had of o ra e grocers, genoral storekeepers, nows agents and at some liquor stores
■fid barber shops. They banish pa'.n, Induce sleep and prolong life. One gives relief.
H e D id N o t H o v e I t .
William Lightfoot Visscher in The
Woman’# Home Companion tells this
characteristic .story of tho Hon. Isaac
Parker, famous ns tho tcirible judge nt
Fort Smith. Ark., who probably sen
tenced tuoro men to be executed than
any othor judge that ever lived. Thia
whs pot, however, because he was so
nnrolentingly severe, but beeanso fie
hod the hardest and most numerous lot
of criminals to deul with that ever
camo within the jurisdiction of such
an official. One day when there was an
unusually large hatch of culprits to be
sentenced the judge looked compassion
ately over his spectacles at one young
scamp nnd said:
“ In consideration of tho youth and
inexperience of this prisoner I shall let
, him off with a fine of $50"—
Before tho judge had done speaking
the very fresh young man coolly stretch
ed his right leg and ran his hand into
his tronsers’ pocket on tho side, remark
ing nonchalantly as he did so:
“ That’s all hnnky, judge. I’ve got
that mnpb right here in my jeans."
"And one year in tho penitentiary,”
continued tho jndge- Then, looking ovey
nt the epnvict in a quizzicnl sort of
way, ho added. “ Do yon happen to have
’ that jn your jeans?”
Indicator
IS JUST
d a il y
15 T s i a l i , V e t I a g o V o t A ,
8niy $ 6 ? 7 0
FRANK 1 . MORSE.
a b .
The Weekly Chronicle
thusiasm over tho great engagement.
tiratesi Weekly in the Country,
He described tho now oft told story of
the battle, and added:
"This is tho greatest adventure 1
shall ever have. No idea when I shqll i (Inclu din g poctagv) to an y part of th« Ualtad
return. I am all right and healthy at ' S tates, C anada and Mcrlop.
T1IE W K EK I-Y CHRONXCLn th e b righ test
evor. ”
and m ost oomtdet« W eekly N ew epaper In tho
Young Morse lirvX been working in an i world, p rin ts regularly 112 Colum ns, or six teen
Oakland dry goods store as errand boy, : pages, of N ew », L iterature and Qaaoral Infor
bnt tired of the work, and after much ’ m ation: a lso a m agn ificen t A g ricultural apd
orticu ltu ral D ep artm en t. T h is Is vne o f the
pressure his mother consented to hie | H
grea test dep artm en ts In a n y paper on th is
entering tho navy. Ho was sent to Hon Coast. E v er y th in g w ritten Is based on ex
olulu to tho Bennington and was subse perience In tho C oast S ta tes, not on E astern
Q a s s r T f iln w . 1'hnBO »,
quently transferred to tho Baltimore iu m en’s k now ledge of th eir aw n loca lities.
I was at Monte Carlo last year, ” time to pass through “ tho greatest ad SAMPLE COPY SENT FREE.
snid a New York tnrfman. "nnd was venture of his life.”—San Francisco
aninWMj w«tchipg the gamblers in tho Examiner.
! c, 5jiio ploying systema If red wonld
L ittle B r o th e r .
wjn_
fonr |j mpa hand running.
XJttle broth er’« ju st a dnrllnl
cverylxidy would double up on black.
Giwsrt y o u ’d think so too
The moro times ono color showed in
If von camo to our house
succession the bigger were the bets on
An heard him coo nil coo.
J u st Hits in, kin cnrriatfo,
the other, which was mathematically
Bquenls
nn JumpH nn springs,
an error. although you couldn't con
fieauhori out for nil hts toys.
vince a gambler of i t Once while I was
H is rubber doll an things.
there rod won 13 times, and over 40,-
H is e vos are bluo--liko mino are;
000 francs were staked on black. Ono
Ho hasn't uny hair;
lone player had the nerve to put 50
H is checks arc pink, liko rosos.
francs on red. It won, and hs let the
An bo's so fat nn fair I
An when ho laughs so cunnin
bol lay. and it won again. Then every
An Ins diinplesi I enn **•«
body got a sudden hie» it would win
I think be’s ju st tho nicest
' onco more, and it was played to the
Llttkt brother there can bo.
T h e C h r o n lc i«
limit. That time hlnck showed. ”
TRT5 CHRONTflJC ranka w ith th» rr»at»»t
B ut v.-hca mamma snya “ H ushI" to me
“ Did you ever hear about runs of
n»w«p?ip*n» In th» U nlt»d State».
I kivow w hat's oom hi then.
color?” naked somebody.
A n so I take m y little cart
THE C H R O N IC LE ha» unequal on th« Paefflo
Out liy tho rabbit pen.
Ceaiit. It leads a ll tu a b ility , enterp rb » »ad
“ I did over thero,” replied the man
De-Vi*.
For sh e’s ju st laid the baby down,
who had been to Monto Carlo. “ It is
T H E C H nO N IC T.rrS Telegraphic- Deport» »r»
An I can ’t even peep.
generally Isdieved that when ono color
thv la te st nu«l n?o»t reliable. If» lx x r J N ew » th»
I guess I’d better play outdoors
fu llest and sp icie st, artd It» KdlU rluls from th»
wins tho odds are in favor of it win
While brother goes to «Jeep.
ableat pen» In th e country.
ning twice more. There’s no sense in
My mninmn says th at I m u st b e
TH E C H H O N IC I a K has ahways been, and a l-
it. bnt tho records of the game do a
Tli«) goodest I hut I can,
a-.vyii w ill be, th e friend azu3 cham pion of the
good deal to confine the euiKjrstjtion.
For little brother’s w atchin mo
pct.pl», a» ajialnst torn burnt louo. cliques, eor-
h I grow up n man.
poratlon», or eppre«»iori* a* an> kind. It w ill bo
, Queer thing, chance.”
$ 1 .5 0
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C o a ld B 'l C h i l l H is W i t .
Mme Modjeskn and her company
were playing one winter in tho extreme
north, much to the discomfort of Count
Bozeuto, the Polish star's husband,
who hates tho chilly northern climate.
But at that time the show bnsincsa was
at a very low ebb in the south. Ono
particularly cold day Mino. Mudjeska
found the count shivering from bead to
foot in spite of the steam heat in the
hotel.
S c ie n tific A m e ric a n
W HAT
THE
W ORD
I IM PLIES.
\.0 0 5 ¿
Bo I ’m the gotslost 1 know how
An try to please my mother.
An w licn 1 th ink of bcin bad
I ’mcukbv-r llttlo brother.
—H elen H athaway.
H oys In N ew Y ork.
Boys at heart nre very generous and
helpful to ono another. There are sev
eral street« in tho more crowded districts
A woman who declures she cannot
where tliero is enough slope for coasting
afford to f»ny bound books invested in a
and where the pavement is of asphalt
Rnmia leather fxsik cover tho other
> Thoy are great favorites, ns may lie sup-
day. It has pockets at tho ends Into
1 jio.sod, to the owners of roller skate* Of
wbitdi to slip tho covers of the I mmi I u
“ Oh. my dew, my dearl” hs im the crowds of urchins who utilize them
one is reading It is very handroiuo.
plored. “ Let us go south for the rest of ) only about one half own skates, so to
and it eo»t »5
When she wraps all tliiagorgetroane*» the « ’««on. This climate will kill ue." ease llie lot of tho nouowuors tho boys
“ But. wry dear, ” rejiliod uiaduuie. have invented a senes of extraordinary
around a 10 ceut copy of “ L orn*
,
"the
south Is dead. "
sports und exercises based up<in one leg
Doon*" or a 33 cent edition of “ Pen-
“ Ye*," said the count, “ but she is ged skater* Tho commonest gamo is
Uennls." shs is placid, luippy and ns-
such a be-uutifu) corpse. ”
where two boys, each with ono skate,
,aahamod and doesn't th in k »ho was ex
gooff together, each with nu ami on
travagant — New York Commercial
T im « t o W o k « .
tho other’s sllOulder. They pash them
Advertiser
Judge Wheaton A. Gray was h nring selves with tho di -eugau.il foot or they
A W e a k F in is h .
a criminal case in Fresuo. and on u «cull iu a grotesque manner to tho higli-
Little Prone**--Papa, my teacher warm day. at the end of a long har- ' cr part < f tho street, and then, turning
fold roe Io ask you to tell me aomctliing anguo liy the prosecuting counsel, he about, they ceast down witii great vigor.
about Victor Hugo. Tomorrow she noticed one of the jurymeu asJeep. Aa —Now Jfork Mail and Express
wants me to tell the class what was th* soou ns the argument Was completed,
the judge addressctl the jury in this pe
most Important thing ho ever did
S h e IVtw T hci'e.
i’aiui (who pretend* to know it all)— culiar uiunner: “ Geutlemeu e f the ju
A little 6 year-old girl attended a
Victor Hugo founded the Hugonauta; ry. the prosecuting Btteruey has com
children’s pwrty Inst w « k, and as it was
link say. tall your teacher I’m paying pleted his argument. Wake np and lis one ef her earliest ventures in tho small
ten
to
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instruction*
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court
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Mibool taxes sud J don’t propuso to have
world of fashion the cireumstauoo was
A rgonaut_____ ________
U» do her work. Maks her tall you
invested !«y her with corresponding im-
gbont It herself und seo how she likua
A N ew
o r N one.
portanco, sa>s tho Now Orlsunz Times-
i t —Chicago New*
Mr* Prondfoot—Yea. Mm Mala prop Democrat. It was not s o with a 13-yoor-
, that's an heirloom. It's b»eu iu Mr old ncquniatiaico of hers, however, to
•>a«4 Bl*** Ik» Dwb« a t Ararli.»
Proudfoot's family over 100 years
wlusn children’s parties had come to
"TftiB Americans.” said the Scotch
Mr* Malaprop— Do telll J 'v* been
man. ‘ ‘suffer from an itch for notori*- lugging at John llonry to get su heir ho ranked in the list of rather ocerooa
i Ax ial obligations, and n few day* later
loom ever since we moved to the cijy.
, 1 itch for notoriety." responded but be can’t Und any, except eccokd- wlnu «bo met the littlo 3-year old she
remarkixl, “I did net see you at tho
tb* Am<'<’* n with spirit,
better baud one* utnl I won’t have then).—
party at Mrs. M. '* ”
Jeweler*' Weekly
than a noUn.1' *)'
“ You didn’t see mo? Well, you must
But at that Is'«1’ »h”y clinched.— Ik
bo oolor blind, for 1 was thero amt liadn
The Chinese government does all io very uioo liuiif ”
dlanapolia Journal.
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its power to check the opium habit the
Some boys in *n
pautshnirnts comtuou )u the Chiu«*«
A B r ig h t T h..u*li«.
re q a e u d to w rite a shodI w H e r t o
army for tide habit being extreme. For
“ I womler if I • ’ lo r e ? ” »«id Ethel.
maetur One youngster add.» • H
the first offense a man may have hie “ Why d.iu t yeu lie awake a i u o night
upper lip cut; for the second he may be and listen?” a*k,-d her big brother.
w b k h ran. “ Please excuse
i j yy.,nt been twutgny decapitated.
[“ rtAawl” said Kthul, scornfully, "If I
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should lio awake . wuubla't snore, of
tb * clarg
thohgh." she edtlwh
A T r i c k w( S t y l e .
Ul«3
I ha»« he™ o «*e«t m r —ev erom e^nMIpene?
h r o m l..
s •' .In*
with » m u c h ar.tl*-
fnc*l w
1 c ia cfea r fu lly rcoounacnJ U m i.
Rffv« fcccr
.o r hbout three years w ith
trtuat I oallr I bi’. > > at'e'-ka conning on rogalarly
once a w c »- k . V.-.;
d by dlir.-rant p iiyg lnn*
that It waa cr. oaa t » ▼ to d tr«tb. o f w hi.it I bn<l
rsv eret I hart th e t.teln extraz-fed. but tfce at*
Lteka con tlrned. 1 bad tc^n advertise aeota o f
HI 1^11» Tabtilex In all 1*10 paper« hut had no faith
|o them , but about rix reek * e*nce a f iend lu-
«lucral me U> try them . Lav? tiiken but tif o c f tlte
5 root boxeq ©f tb«» Tabule» and Itavtbu d
no rerurrouc* <>f tho attack«. Hava never given a
ta«tlm.«Dlal for aryttiimr before, but t 1' j »'rvat
amount o f g .-< >«i ivin. li I *-«!;**# haa boon loo.» me
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