By Order of the Czar
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A Story ot Russian Power
By
MARCUS
EASTLA KR
life, with Its human cares and sorrows, t
with its storms and its sunshine, its dis- |
appointments and its triumphs, aud at j
my side my loving and helpful Maruscha |
— my beloved wife, and I feel strong and
confident
“ Never fear, Maruscha!” I cry. “ We
may not always be like Adam and Eve j
in the Garden of Eden, yet I am not j
dismayed, for when we go hence, we go
together. Aud we will work together
under a free heaven aud in the light of !
day. for the Valley of the Shadow lies \
behind us."
(The end.)
G RO W TH OF C A T C H PHRASES.
M an y W o rd s an d S en ten ces In C o m m o n
U se H a d P e c u lia r B e g in n in g s .
m aim r
photograph?)
Nearly every one has at times been
puzzled to account for the origin o f
j words and phrases they hear used in
I the conversation of those with whom
they come In dally contact. Some o f
these are peculiar in their etymology
aud give no indication of their par
entage. The word "hurrah,” for In
stance. is a token of joy in use for
centuries. It is the battle cry of the
old Norse vikings as they swept
down to burn and murder among
the peaceful British. “ Tur aie!” was
their war cry, which means “ Thor
aid"—an appeal for help to Thor, the
god of battles.
“ It’s all humbug!" Perhaps It is.
Humbug is the Irish “ uini liog," pro
nounced humbug.
meaning
bogus
money. King James II. coined worth
less money from Ills mint at .Dublin,
bis 20-shilling piece being wortli 2
pence. The people called it “ ulm bog.”
It was a Roman gentleman of 2,000
years ago who first asked "where the
shoe pinches.” He had Just divorce’:
his w ife nnd his friends wanted to
know what »'as the matter with the
woman. They declared she » ’as good
and pretty. “ Now,” said the hus-
i band, taking off Ids shoe, "Isn’t that
a nice shoe? It’s a good shoe, eh?
A pretty shoe, eh? A new shoe, eh?
And none o f you can tell »-here it
pinches me.”
“ Before you can say Jack Robinson”
arose from the behavior of one John
Robinson, Esq. He was n fool. He
was in such a hurry »-hen he called
on his friends that he would be off
before he hud well knocked at the
door.
"There they go, helter-skelter!”
That phrase »'as coined at the de
feat of the Spanish armada.
The
great fleet o f the Spanish Invasion
was driven by storm and stress of
the English attack north to the Hel-
der river and south to the Skelder
river— the Scheldt.
Do you know why a hare is called
"Puss” ? This is not a riddle, but
Just an example of how words get
twisted. The ancient Norman knlghta
who came over with
William the
Conqueror pronounced the word “ le
puss.” The puss he remains to-d y.
“ Go to H alifax.” That town was
a place of special terror for rogues
because of the first rude guillotine
Invented there by Mannaye for chop
ping off felons’ heads. H alifax law
was that the criminal “ should be
condemned first and Inquired upon
after.” Coventry had a queer law In
old times by which none but free
men o f the city could practice a
trade there. Strangers were starved
out. Hence the phrase of shutting a
man out of human company— “ sent
to Coventry.”
“ Spick and span”
comes from the "spikes” and “ span
ners"—the hooks and stretchers for
stretching cloth new from the loom.
To “ dun” a man for debt comes
from the memory of Joe Dun, bailiff
o f Lincoln, who was so keen a col
lector that his name has become a
proverb.
“ News” is a queer word— the initials
of north, east, west, south, which ap
peared on the earliest Journals as a
sign that information was to be had
here from the four quarters of the
world. The sign was N E W S , and
gave us our word "ne»-s.”
C IIA IT B R X X IV .
she gasps, and tears are in her voice.
After this I wend my way to the «hop “ I — I am not well.”
o f a certain jeweler, "Under den Lin
Where 1 get the moral strength to W HEN W R O N G F U LLY ACCUSED.
den,” and purchase the smallest wedding resist this pathetic appeal I know not,
ring he has, and a keeper, in the selec but I am enabled to reply with just as A d v ic e o f u I.n w y e r W h a t to I>o U n d e r
th e C lrcu m ata acea .
tion of which I am so fastidious that it much concern as a brother might show
The one pre-eminent thing for n per
has grown quite dusk when 1 leave the to a sister under similar circumstances.
There appears to be no end to the unique uses to which photography
premises with the two rings in my
“ Not well, Maruscha? 1 am sorry to son falsely accused of murder, bur-
pocket.
hear it. Yet I am not surprised. The glnry, arson, theft or any other o f the may be applied. The very latest thing in the photographic novelty line is
Mr. Gough’s room is lighted up. I can atmosphere in Mr. Gough's room wus grave offenses which constitute a fel the imprinting o f portraits and other subjects on the actual surface of apples,
aee the gaselier with its five lights from most oppressive. Perhaps thou wilt ac ony, writes a lawyer, is to preserve an pears, etc., but though the latest, it is merely one of a group o f distinct
the street, for the blinds are not drawn. cept the support of my arm? I pray unbroken silence in the presence of his novelties that have recently been evolved aud* which bring much joy to the
1 take my stand under one of those dingy thee!"
lover o f the unusual.
limetrees which lend to the street Its
She hesitates a moment whilst I hold accusers, after he has said to them:
A few years ago when photographs on buttons were announced by
name, keeping those windows in my eye. it stiffly toward her, then she takes it. "Gentlemen, I am not guilty. Now
“ Maruscha will be dull, left all alone It is as if a fluttering bird had descended send for my lawyer, as the law ex enterprising photographers the announcement carried with it no small
amount o f Interest to the general public and added a new wrinkle for those
so long with the old man," I muse. " I and was nestling on my arm. The long plicitly requires you to do.”
have never been so long away from her. ing to press it closely to my heart is al
“ But that Is the course generally who would wear their heart or their badge on their outer clothing to revel in,
A t this moment she is watching the door, most irresistible: the sensation of that pursued by a guilty man. Am I, an but now the girl who delights to carry a photograph simile o f her beloved
listening for my step, and growing every timid touch thrills me to pain, yet I let Innocent man, to assume a similar , about with her need not content herself with such comparatively clumsy
moment more anxious and remorseful.
it lie there as if my arm were a senseless role?” some one may ask.
devices as buttons or brooches as a frame for them. I f she desires she
Her form appears at one of the win limb of wood.
It is the only safe way to act; it Is may actually have the photograph made on her own delicate skin, aud there,
dows. She encloses her face with her
Maruscha heaves a deep sigh. We
where thyre is no danger o f losing It, she may retain It ns long as site
two hands, and peers out, a dark outline proceed for some little way in silence un the course the law Itself prescribes. In
_ _ law
___ says
_
__ __________
to the
accused: wishes. Still another device that might perchance catch her vagrant fancy
against the light. Her features are hid til 1 prepare to lend her across the wide effect, the
No human lieing on the face of the *8 having the photographic print made on her finger nail. But if these nov-
den from me; would that I could read street to enter the Steln-Strasse on the
them! Now I begin to pace up and down opposite side. Then site arrests me.
earth has any right whatsoever to ■ cities do not entirely satisfy her whims, she can extend the list to almost
and turn over in ray mind bow I shall
“ Vladimir, I think a little turn in the question you in relation to any crime unthought-of ends. The photographer o f the present is as obliging as he is
comport myself when at length Ma air would revive me,” she says. “ Un you may or may not have committed.
resourceful. He will print the picture on gloves If she wills it so, on her
ruscha and I are together and alone. I less— unless thou wouhlst prefer----- ”
No officer o f the law, whether he be handkerchief if she likes, on cups, saucers, vases; practically anything with a
am studiously polite— taciturn, calm, re
“ By no means, Maruscha. And It is
surface on which a film can be sprend, whether living or dead or manufac
signed, yet melancholy withal. I make Indeed a happy thought. The evening policeman or judge, has the slightest
no allusion to our disagreement of the Is lovely and the walk will do thee good. scintilla of right to endeavor to make tured matter, may be made to serve the putpose o f her wishes and come
morning, but confine my conversation to How art thou affected, Maruscha? Is you say something that will tend to out of the photographer's hands adorned with the picture she has desired
incriminate you, or to lead the crimi so presented.
the beauty of the evening and my ap It thy head?”
Photographic printing on fruit, however, is something in a class by
proaching departure. I propose that to
A gasping sob escapes her.
"Yes, nal authorities to draw the inference
morrow, being our last day together, we Vladimir; my head— and, and oh, Vlad that you have so enmeshed yourself. itself, though It Is of the same Idea from which all the other novelties have
should spend part of It in seeking for her imir!----- ”
You have one Indisputable right from sprung, and Is susceptible of being put to many novel uses. Already it has
a suitable lodging, as of course she can-
The hand on my arm is Instantly the time you are accused until the become quite a feature o f the banquet boards In London, and at a recent
pot remain at Itosen's after I am gone. strained to my heart. No longer can I
mansion bouse affair the souvenir was a large red apple at each plate,
To show how entirely sincere I am, I bear the fierce restraint and ere I am charge against you is Anally disused
will suggest a suitable locality. And aware my favorite pet name for he of—you need not answer a single ques adorned with a photograph o f K ing Edward.
The process by which photographic prints are made on fruit is simple,
tion put to you by anybody; you need
what will Maruscha say? How act? I rushes to my lips.
not mnke a single statement one way and the surprise about It !s that it was not thought of before. It involves
thrill with rapturous anticipation ns I re
“ My sweet dove!”
the use o f no new principles, aud is merely the adaptation of photography to
call the finale of another difference we
And I deliberately enclose her little or another in relation to the offense
had. A series of enchanting pictures
new materials. It is simply a mattter of sensitizing the surface of the
trembling hand in my disengaged one. with which you are charged.”
rise before me. My enjoyment of the
Yet it is common practice for the po object on which it is desired to print.
There is another long silence. I know
concluding scene is Intense. In that airy
All o f these novelties in photography had their origin in Paris and are of
she cannot speak now, she is furtively lice the moment they have made an
vision she is murmuring tearful self-re
and silently getting rid of some tears. arrest in a felony case, particularly if such recent date that they have only recently begun to make their appear
proaches, with her arms about my neck,
I lead her on and on until, for the sec it be murder, to put the suspect ance In this country. Singularly enough, only the Anger null photographs
which I repeatedly interrupt with my lips
ond time to-day, the dark, dense trees through what has popularly come to be have been taken up by New York photographers.
to hers, when I fall— plump!— from the
of the “ Thiergarteu” are at one side of known as "the third degree." The man
realm of my sweet imaginings to the
me. We are alone here, and I venture
dusty lime avenue with “ Hotel London"
odor o f the American beauty, the mag
to carry the imprisoned hand to my lips. !s dragged before a half dozen or more
WORLD’S RICHEST GIRL TO WED.
before me, at one of whose windows
As Maruscha offers no resistance, I kiss high officials, resplendent in the uni
ic to revive In any mind attuned to the
stands Maruscha, in her hat, and draw
it softly many times. Presently I whis form and badges allowed them by the
It is announced that Bertha Krupp, heart o f nature sweet memories o f tan
ing on her gloves. She is preparing to
law; he is seated In their midst, nnd the 10-year-old owner o f the Krupp gled vines and wild roses, creeping nnd
per:
leave the hotel alone.
they tower threateningly over him as gun works at Essen, Germany, is be blooming along country roads. The
"Is ttiy head very bad, my own?”
In a few strides I am across the street
“ Yes— no— it is not my head at all. It he is mercilessly quizzed and subtle trothed to Dr. Heck, o f Rheodt, Rhen scent o f a rich and full carnation will
and mounting the steps. In a few mo
ments I am knocking at Mr. Gough’s Is— it Is— oh, I have been so miserable! and hypothetical questions are put to ish, Prussia. Miss Krupp, who is the call up in a moment tender recollec
And I have something to say!”
She him in an attempt to mnke him so com wealthiest girl in her own right in
sitting room door.
tions of borders o f spicy little pinlfs
“ Come in!” sounds the old man’s pip makes the confession in a sort of desper mit himself that the inquisitors can the world, owns practically all of the
tended by loving hands that have been
ate gush. “ Mr. Gough has been talking say: “ Aha, we have caught the mur
ing treble, and I enter.
$40,000,000 capital stock of the Krupp folded for years In dreamless repose.
Maruscha turns toward me and I had to me, Vladimir. I told him everything. derer. Behold In us great detectives,
gun works, besides other wealth, In the regal chrysanthemum is seen
almost fallen out of my role at the ouset. He says I am a bad lass.” She attempts to ferret out the criminal so soon after
amounting to $35,000,000 more, which the amazing product o f brave little as
It la only by Instantly removing my re a little laugh, which ends in a sob. I
her father left her. She has an an ters which came to embellish the door-
gard from her and concentrating It and give her an encouraging squeeze. "H e the commission o f the crime!”
The police have even gone so far as nual Income from the Krupp works yard with the first chill of autumn and
my attention on Mr. Gough that I am is quite right, that Is what I am.”
“ Thou art perfection!” I whisper. to suddenly confront the suspect with alone o f $2,400,000. She has already
enabled to check my rising emotions.
after all o f the summer blooms had
Yet I still seem to see only that pathetic And, indeed, I think it. Perfectly charm the instrument with which the murder
perished.
face of misery with Its wide, blue eyes ing to me now in retrospect is this morn wns committed, or the victim's bloody
Flowers, thank heaven, are beyond
ing’s episode, since it has given to me
blurred with tears.
clothing, and In not a few Instances
the reach o f affectation. They may
“ Well, sir!” I exclaim with hard cheer this draught of absolute bliss.
be rendered, by careful culture, more
“ He has fully explained all to me, with the mutilated corpse Itself. This
fulness. “ How have you done since I
left you this morning?” I go forward Vladimir, how needful— how imperative they have done In the hope that the
radiant, more prodigal of beauty and
to his couch in my professional capacity it is that thou shouldst— shouldst marry suspect, brought unexpectedly before
fragrance, more replete with the power
before going to England, and we owe so something linked with the crime, will
and feel his pulse.
to brighten the hour of gladness and
“ Oh, I say; bother!” he snaps Impa much to Mr. Gough that it seems abso give some evidence of his guilt through
to lend comfort to times of sadness
tiently, snatching away his hand. “ Leave lutely wicked not to consider his wishes; shock, at least enough for the purpose
and affliction, but they can be spoiled
my pulse alone. It's as regular ns clock nnd he says that he would be very much of basing formal charges against hlm-
or deteriorated never. As long as the
work, always is, always was— never va disappointed in me if I were to refuse, so
world abides flowers will exhale their
She hesitates and droops. Indeed the police are not always care
ries!
Where have you been all this I agreed.”
beneficent fragrance for all. and will
“ He has ful to Inform a suspect o f his legal
time? There’ s Molly, poor lass, been then makes another effort.
never tire o f the riot o f beauty which
crying her eyes out about you! More promised— offered to wait three days— right not to answer any question that
may
be
put
to
him
if
he
does
not
care
fool she, 1 tell her! Thought you’d gone and the day after to-morrow— and—oh,
they have provided since the morning
to do so; and frequently, after he has
off with another woman, or made away Vladimir, it is so soon!”
stars sang together for the delectation
I halt and catch her on my breast.
with yourself.”
been so Instructed In a none too Im
of man.
“ Tell me that I understand aright?" pressive manner, the poor man is lit
I hear a low, half-stifled contradiction
A Fish’s Appetite.
Contrasts o f City Life.
of this latter statement from Maruscha; I say In agitated tones. “ The day after erally browbeaten into making replies
A singular instance o f tenacity In
yet I still determinedly avoid lookiug In to-morrow thou hast promised to become to his inquisitors’ questions.
"M any are the ways o f living In a
the digestion of fish Is reported from
my wife?”
her direction.
great city,” said the treasurer o f an
When your lawyer comes In response
Sheffield, Englanad.
The fish, »-h!ch
The answer comes tremulously and
“ If you had given it a thought, Mr.
uptown club. "That man who went
to your summons, proceed to tell him
was four feet long, had »-hat appeared
Gough, my absence was easily account shy.
out
as
you
came
in
is
an
example.
everything. I>o not make the mistake
" I f thou wilt take me, Vladimir.”
to be an abnormally hard liver. But
ed for. I have naturally many arrange
"H is business is hunting game. lie
of hiding anything from hint. Lay
ments to mnke Itefore we leave.”
the cutting up process revealed some
is employed by this club and several
It is the same evening. We have gone Imre your life to him. even though yon
“ Fiddlesticks!” he pipes contemptuous
BK UTIIA K R U P P .
thing far stranger. The supposed hard
householders to procure game in sea
ly. "Don’t think to deceive me. 1 know through the form of taking supper, and ex|H>se your family skeletons thereby,
liver turned out to lie nothing else
Rosen, with n lover’s tact nnd sympathy, If he deems it accessary for his guld* given great sums to charity and is son.
all about It; It’s temper.”
but a piece of stout netting, over two
He doubtless sees the burning wrath has left us sole possessors of his sitting
"H
e
lives
up
In
the
Bronx,
and
lias
ance.
Answer all o f his questions planning other philanthropic work for
yards long nnd fourteen Inches wide,
mounting to my face, for he puts up his room. We are seated together in very
a large family to support. Notwith
close proximity on the sofa. I take from fully nnd without evasion, and give the beneAt o f her workmen and the standing his success in procuring which hnd been pressed Into the form
hand and quickly ndds;
“ Well, well, don’t flame up! I ’ll say my pocket a tiuy cardboard box, and him all the assistance you (Kissibly poor. She was expected soon to make game, 1 know that lie lias not tasted of a football. How this great mass of
her formal debut in Berlin society, un
no more. It’s not my concern. And from it the rings. Maruscha goes into cun.
Indigestible material came to be swal
a bite o f game of any sort in years.
now get you gone, she's waiting for you. raptures at the sight of the keeper. 1
lowed by the creature Is a mystery,
A lawyer has to depend largely or al der tlie special protection o f the kaiser,
"On the contrary, his table in the
(rood night, both. I know you are dying single out the third slender linger of her most solely upon his client for the who was a close friend of her father.
and the suggestion that the fish caught
meat line is decidedly frugal. He told
left hand, and try them both on. They
to kiss and make friends.”
She
was
said
recently
to
have
express
in the tolls of a fisherman’s net solved
scheme o f defense: nnd that client
me one day that lie had not tasted
Really this old Englishman's impu tit exactly.
who conceals this thing or that may be ed ideas in regard to matrimony which quail for so long that he would not the problem of how to escape by de
dence is beyond a Joke. “ Sir----- ” I be
“ It is a lucky omen, Maruscha!" I ob
vouring his prison walls is not con
sealing his own doom, innocent though her relatives regarded “ Impossibly
gan.
serve, as she sits looking down at them
romantic.”
One of the declarations know what it was if it were served sidered scientifically practicable.
"Come, come,” he Interposes, as if with a wistful smile. "Notwithstanding he be.
made was that her husband, whoever to him when he was blindfolded.
soothing a vexed child. "I know how that I had no measure, they are a per
“ Well, it’s the same old story all
Old Halt cry Dock Found.
he be, would have to come nnd live
Unreasonable Woman.
matters stand, and you're a bit ruffled, fect fit "
over town. A diamond expert in one
Workmen
engaged
in
excavating
th*.
in
the
factory
town
of
Essen,
ns
she
.
. . . . .
. . . . .
i IIIs wlfe ®»ked him to rend to her.
A sudden thought seems to strike her.
as you're like to be. But I ’ve been tak
f the b g houses in New Y’ork is so Taking up the paper, he turned to the
ing her in hand for you, nnd it's all She looks up wouderingly into my face. subway loop at Whitehall street un would never consent to leave the town o
IlDllP t h f l t h a \UO l:q
h a tn a n t i >Irrl,4- ..
"Hast thou bought them to-day?" she covered part o f a wharf, which the where she said her life work lay in poor that he walks home at night, t woman’s page and started »-ith the
right. I told her she hnd been a bad
long
distance,
to
save
onr fare.
oldest
Inhabitants
o
f
that
section
say
interrogates.
bettering the condition o f the Krupp
lass, and she promised to make amends.
first article that attracted his atten
“ A woman who is employed by tlir-s
Y’ou'll find her as tractable ns a pet lamb,
was built by Commodore Cornelius workingmen and their families.
“ Yes, Maruscha, to-day!”
tion. It was by a distinguished med
■families
to
make
the
purchases
for
so don’t you go for to be too hard on her.
Vanderbilt for the steamboats which
Her countenance falls.
ical authority on the subject of correct
And If she do kick over the traces n bit
"Ah, thou knewest all the time that used to ply between the Battery and E V O LU TIO N OF TH E FLOW ERS. their tables lias six children depend breathing and began:
at first, let her have her fling. She'll I must yield!” she says, and there is dis Staten Island, according to the New
ent upon her earnings. One »-ho is
“ As a means for preventing wrinkles
spin along grand when once you have appointment nnd a touch of bitterness in
T h e y B eco m e S o p h is tic a te d , but L o se familiar with her life assures me that
York Dost.
in the face it is certain that the prac
got her broken to harness!” The audac her tones. “ I am but a poor weak
N o n e o f T h e ir C h a rm .
her little ones nre sometimes In,if fed,
Diggers first struck wood about sev>
tice of keeping the mouth shut is one
ity of the remark robs me of the power thing."
It Is a far call. Indeed, from the wild although the mother is as generous in
of speech.
of the most positive.”
1 tell a white lie— yes. It is a white en feet below the surface, nnd. al
supplying
their
want»
ns
her
means
rose
to
the
American
beauty;
from
the
My first clear perception after Its ut one— for It spreads brightness over Ma- though the excavating continued for
"That will do. sir!” she snapped. " I
.
terance Is: how is Maruscha affected ruschn’s fair face again.
several hours, not all o f the dock was dainty, old-fashioned “ pinks" to the » ill permit.” — New York Sun.
asked to be entertained, not to be in-
Lawson
and
the
enchantress
carna-
"Nay, l dared not even hope! llow brought to light. The planking used
by It? I direct toward her a look of
sulted."— New Y’ ork Press.
Dropping a Gentle Hint.
awful curiosity. To my amusement she conld 1? But I thought I might ns well for the floor Is o f oak, 4x12 in. hes ttons: from the pretty little china asters
“ James,” said Mr. Rnkeley, ” 1 be
breaks into a short, hysterical laugh. Her have the wedding ring by me against n and apparently In as good condition
our g™ndmothers days to the su
People AY ho R ad iate Cheer.
face Is suffused with a vivid crimson future day. There seemed a sort of mel ns when It was laid, requiring a g ,od P«*«* chrysanthemums which rear their lieve yoti saw me— er— saluting the
Who can estimate the value o f a
maid.”
flush. Her lips quiver with the conflict ancholy consolation in carrying about
ax and a strong man to make an Im- magnificent mops as trophies of the
sunny soul who scatters gladness and
ing emotions of grief and amusement, yet with me the golden symbol of thy troth."
“ Why, yes, sir," replipd the butler.
I're-slon on It. The stringers, run florists' art
She laughs, well plensed.
not a touch of anger. She steps quickly
“
Well.
I
want
you
to
keep
quiet
^'he,? Ver he «oes instead
"Thou foolish boy!” she cries, resting Ring lengthwise, nre o f yellow pine ! There are really very few things in al*out
up to the old man aud gives him her
s m tlt Do you understand?”
et of gioom and «d n e w ? Everybody is
her bright head on the very breast pocket and are also in an excellent state 0f ( use in the world to-day which have not
hand.
[attracted
"Yes, sir," said the butler, with out- II..
_ ,, to these cheerful faces and
been materially changed by the forces
“ Good night; sleep well, you most wherein lies our marriage license. And I preservation.
stretched
hand:
”
’silence
is
golden
’
;
l!!
? Til ™ an<1
rppel,e<1
*>y the flloomy,
drendful man!” she falters, and still that leave her in blissful ignorauce of its
*
t hii
a n.4
1 1 , ^ -I
1 o f methodical development. Civilized
the
morose and
the sad. tv*
W e envy
The line o f the subway is across
dubious flickering of mirth plays about presence there.
men and women them » Ives are the you know, sir.” — Philadelphia Press.
people who radiate cheer wherever
her mouth. And ag she hurries to the
After this there falls on us a silence the old pier, fifty to seventy-five feet j liest examples of this all-pervading in
they go and fling out gladness from
C o n d it io n s K > -versed .
door. I am fain to hold my peace and fol and a deep solemnity. I can read iu back from the present shore line, fluence. comments the Kansas City
low her, only bestowing on Mr. Gough Maruscha’s pure features that she shares which is all "made ground." Captain
Kidder— The proverb, "every dog every pore. Money, houses and lands
a parting look which I hope conveys with my feeling of awe at the wonder and Fobb. who has been with the Staten Star. The beasts of burden nnd the has its day,” doesn't go in Algiers.
look contemptible beside such a dis
It some suggestion of my uuuttered aud magnitude of our happiness. Full well Island Ferry Company for forty-one creatures which supply the world with
position.— Detroit Free Press.
Easly— Why?
animal
food
are
remotely
different
unutterable indignation.
we know that it falls not to the lot of jears, »«Id that he has no recollection
Kidder— For the very good reason
A Broad Hint.
On my way to the door l hear a pe man to enjoy for long a bliss without
from what they were In the beginning
culiar. sustained noise which proceeds, alloy, and this may not endure. Yet o f the pier, remarking ns he looked at | The work o f breeding and training has that there every dey has his dog.—
The Barber (lathering customer and
New York Times.
It that It was too ancient for him. An
I can only imagine, from the throat of now— now it is ours!
gazing out the window)— I tell you, sir,
added beauty and usefulness to the
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Mr. Gough, it reminds me of the cackle
We look Into each other’s eyes, the aged passerby declared that as a t„>v
the man »-ho shaves himself keeps the
His Idea.
o f *h' " ,r " nd
°f ‘T
of a hen. I have, however, no time to tears tremble In Maruacha's, like drops he remembered the dock, but his
bread and butter out o f some poor
field,
and
the
same
upward
tendency
is
W
ife—
According
to
the
papers
dress
consider Its meaning, for I have over of dew in blue forget-me-not stars. She olleotion was very Indiffereut.
The
noted In these latter days In the flow goods will come much higher this sea barber's month. The Customer (fierce
taken Maruscha, and we descend to the sighs.
workmen also found an American
ly)— And Incidentally the hither out o f
street together. I stalk along by her
"Vladimir, we are too happy!" she copper cent, dated 1808, Just above the ers which gladden life with their love son than last.
liness and which admonish man per-
side, and dnring a considerable time breathes at length.
Husband— Weil. I am glad o f it. I bis own!— Puck.
planking of the dock, while nearby
there is silence between us. Gradually
IK-tunlly o f his frailty.
1 clasp her to me In a close embrace,
never «lid approve o f those decollete
A prayer for those who pass sev
Maruacha's breathing becomes affected. for my heart almost misgives me at her was an English halfpenny piece, dated
Pleasant It is to know what may be costumes.
enty: “ That I may never be shipped
She breathes short and fast, her hand word*. Then I feel her soft anna about 1755. An old cannon ball, hearing the called the sophistication o f flowers has
goes to her side, and at length she halts. my neck, nnd, as in a flash, my future English coat of-arma and au arrow,
A penny saved by a miser means a from one of my children to the borne
robbed them o f not a whit o f their na
“ Vladimir! I pray thee go not so fast,” lies revealed to me. A pleasing, anxious was also dug up.
of another. Jukt as a pauper is sent
tive charm. There is. In the sensuous dollar burned by bis heirs later on.
from town to town.”