Rogue River courier., July 13, 1899, Image 4

AN EXCITED LAWYER
A CASE THAT WORKED HIM UP TO
THE BURSTING POINT.
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I he OutraM«*oua (unduct uf Juror No.
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the KuplMMMti«»a
Which
( hnnartl the ( uunael's Aatfer to
Limp Bewilderment.
adopt a policy not unlike that er forced '
A Great I rr.eli BClrbrr.
Charlsa Meyo u—born in 1821—wa»
broogfat op to th« navy, i&jtng fir»« in
1837 to the Naval acbool at Bre»t. A» a
youth b. tailed round the world
11»
touched at A then.; touched at Ibe then
»avage coast. of New Zealand; made
sk. t he», a few of wbu h, in day» when
kiH gr »ter work waa m xt of it duue, he
uaeii aa material for aome of bi» etch-
Inga. Art eveu tfa.-n occupied hlui, and
deeply iatMeated aa he aoon Rot to be in
it be aeema to have bad a notion that it
Was lew dignified than the prefeaaion of
the navy, ami after awhile be ch<
de
liberalely tbe lea, dignified— bec.uae it
wat tbe lea« dignified. He would have ua
believe »o at auy rate. He wished bia
lather to believe aa And in 1845, hav­
ing served creditably and become a
lieutenant, he reaignud bia oomiuiaaion
A painter be could not be. Tbe gods,
who had given him eveu in hi, youth a
poetio viaion and n flrmneaa of hand,
bad denied bitu the true eight of color,
and 1 remember seeing hanging up in
the salon of M. Burly, who knew him,
a large liupreMive pastel of a abip cleav­
ing her way through wide, deep water»,
and tbe aim was red and the (uuaot aky
waa green ; for Maryan win color blind.
He would have to be an engraver. He
entered tbe workroom of one M. Blery,
to whom in after time», aa hi» wont
waa, he engraved aome verse» of ilia
writing—appreciative vermis, sincere
and uufinintied—“a toi, Blery, mon
mnitre." The etchings of Zeeman, the
Dotchniau, gave hint th. desir. to etch.
He copied with freedom and iujer.-.t
several of Zeeman's neat little plates
and addreneed him with praims, on an- i
"Iu tuy 20 year»' expurieuoe a» a
practicing lawyer," »aid a well known
■netuber of th« bar at th« Lawyer»’ club
th« other day, "I don't belie»« I ever
went through a more exciting trial than
one I took part in out at Freehold, N.
J. When I aay exciting, I mean excit­
ing for me, tor 1 waa tbe only one who
appeared to be concerned about the con­
duct of the mau who oocupied tbe aixtb
» at iu the jury box.
"Tbe ca»e waa a civil action, and t
represented tbe plaintiff. It watt am»ll
mutter, aud we were suing for only
(500, but aa my client bapppeued to be
a personal friend, and be was more
anxioua to «»tabli.b a principle than to
collect auy money, I waa not to win.
"Tbe judge waa a aedate individual,
who slept must of the time, aud tbe
jury looked as though it bad been draft­
ed from the baytielda. 1 scored well for
any client with the first witness and
wua looking out of thu corner of my eye
to ae« wlmt effect tbe poiut bad bad
with the jury, when 1 noticed tbe
mau in No. U »cowling furiously at me.
When I continued to make headway
with tbe next witnean, he »book his
head, scowled and looked a» though he'd
like to eat me up. Tbe rest of the jury­
men kept watching birn, aud I began to
think 1 was up agaiuat a pretty »tiff other little copper, like the one to
Blery—"to Zeeman, peiutre des mate
proposition.
"Finally I threw a question at a wit­ lota."—Pall Mall Gazette
ness, which if honestly anawered 1
it
In Which Napoleon W« n Horn,
knew wiiiild establish our claim to dam­
His greatne«« »till contocratea th«
age». No. li evidently thought so, too,
for he rose from his seat, »hook hie head place. Push back the jealousies and Jet
vigorously at tbe judge, and leaning in tbe light upon the mean beginnings
Here iw tbe
over the rail waited for the judge’s de­ of so stupendous a destiny
cision, for by thia time the defendant's sedan chair, batt» r» d mid faded, but m
relic, and no sacred still. This is the
counsel had made an objection.
"The judge ruled aguiu»t me, aud bed on which be was l orn—hardly big­
No. tl fell back into bis seat and laugh­ ger than a couch. Here is madame's
ed as though it was the funniest thing escritoire, where she must have done
lie had ever heard. 1 wu» mad dean those household accounts (yearly more
through by this time. Hucb outrageou» difficult to balance) with a little old
frail child at her side sometimes, plnrk
conduct I had never seen in court.
" 'Your honor,’ I began protestingly. ing at her dress and looking up awed
“'Go ou with the case,’ roared his (she is the one person in all the world
of whom ho is afraid) into her fin e
honor.
"'But, sir.' 1 began, ‘this ia the Here is her spinet, with its yellow
notes, which she played perhaps while
moat extraordinary'—
"'Goon with tbe case,' interrupted those httlo kings and queens to be
tbe judge once more, and seeing it wa» danced to b*r music, and the one Lorn
great (tbe others only have greatness
vain to protest 1 went ou.
"Well,
this thing went on all thrust upon them) stood apart uucbild-
through tho trial. Every point I made like and solitary. The very chairs and
brought it scowl to tho face of No. fl. tables are the same. There is tho nar­
Every point my opponent made brought row strip of bedroom which was his.
“I should have been the happiest mau
smiles to hi» face. When I Hummed up,
lie kept shaking bis head vigorously in the world,” he says to M- ntboJon,
sud saying things in an ugly tone, but six and forty years later, “with mi in­
under bis breath. Onos be threw bia come of $2,500 n year, living aw the fa
biinda up in the sir in protest, and I ther of u family, with my wife and
got so mad that I could have hauled son, in our old home at Ajaccio."
¡uni out of mat box mid Hiraalied him ”.«1« M.*i“ Gazelle.
by bpain.
returns de lie au tac j&r the fighters
,11 « Ila» <“
1 4 ,r tbiuk tu Ilf« I* *h«
arm-* up t ■ * 4
~ld«r j«mt*
Ju a
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11 pby“«“
moment ail Já o'1 r, and from the j>aza
II bHU sbuwUut
dor’s right arm the Wood drops iu a wi ... ir;.
atrettJu cu tbe niud floor, and all the op; rti.;nv: .HuDihe »• amy aide ■ <
••live ..mat - u«u . fl««««
company step out and say the negro is .¿.‘eg-
a ”valiente, " "may guapetw. ’ and dime to a-, el 1 ia -2« i^n who ha» beefi
the two adverssries «wear frkudebip
counug
over a tin mug of fcin.—Saturday Re­ If. k.n by ait- »0.1 t rtur.4 by <“ ■“
ewahls
cancerous uiabvly lust renders
view
Tl*« »Jiif»-rente would be that
a market ui 75,fXM).()i>0 consumer«, in II-»;
lull H ua U «I industrial advant enient.
would be Mub«tituted for a market <>l
16OOo,OOO ia the process ut rio < and
long continue«! decay.
Or a more liberal polies
adopted, and ia place uf m
territories and resource« he
benefit of the capital of th« United »S aies
■ ¡one, other commercial ua ions may be
permitted to »hare to a greater or Ie«s
extent iu the i»ei>efitM offered. Huth an
ai rangement would affect Pnerio Rico,
leave Hawaii untouched, and the Phil-
ippme« rniiNt be considered more iu d<
Ç0D-LÏVER L WITH
YP0PH0S7HITES
tail to determine how far their interes's
would be modified.— Harper'« Magasine *
A Wurtlmr Hiding Place.
J. II. Gore writes an article for St
Nicholas describing some peculiar “Hid­
ing Places In Wartimes." Those he
tells about were all in one bouse in Vir­
ginia, near a town which changed
hands, under fire, 83 times during the
war
Mr. Gore «ays :
With fall came the “fattening time"
for the bogs. They were then brought
in from t'ie distant lie Id«, where they
had pawned the summer, and put in a
pen by the side of the road. And, al­
though witbin ten feet of the soldiers
um they inarched by, they were never
seen, for the pen wax completely cover­
ed by the winter’s wood pile, except at
the back, where there was a board
fence through whose cracks the corn
wan thrown in.
Whenever the passing
advance guard told uh that an army
was approaching the hogs were hur­
riedly fed, so that the army might go
by while they were taking their after
dinner nap and tbmi not reveal their
presence by an escaped grunt or squeal. •
Fortunately the house wus situated in
a narrow valley, where the opportuni­
ties for bushwhacking were so gnat
that the soldiers did not tarry long
enough to search suspected wood piles.
On one occasion we thought the bogs
doomed. A wagon bloke down near the
house, and the soldier went to the
wood pile fora pole to be used in mend
ing the break. Luckily he found a stick
to his liking without tearing the pile
to pieces This suggested that some nice,
straight pieces be always left conven­
iently near for snob an emergency, in
cube it should occur again
a clatM all by heraelf. ”
“How to?” queried his friend HojlX*
“Latl week I b light an upright pi­
ano,” replied Dixmyth, “and my wife
mad’? u beautiful green plu.-h cover for
it, so tbe polish wouldn’t get scratched.
Yesterday tshe made another cover of
lin»-n to go over tbe plush to prevent
that from getting «oiled. Next week 1
re th*i i
i.qg thin and emaciated, it will
lhem up and give them flesh and
strength.
FOURTH
Because it Is the
standard remedy In all throat and
lung affections.
No household should le without it.
ft can be taken in summer as well
as In winter.
Srw York
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A Fine ¡‘lirnsinn.
ir, UJ what
ran
,,-d all the hardship, of
that calliu« witbunt seeing any of Its
pl. .-:,ut and «dveutaroua side.
H8
¿.).ri,.nrn..l uodu-ver had any fam­
ily ,,r b :n - I bate questioned him
, 1'. .. ly. aud J bava b' • u unable to dis­
io», r ' ir ••rap of genial reminiscence
|.| tbe e olid, squalid, miserable record
suppose «he ll make a calico cover to
protect tbe I jdcu . Oh, 1 teil y<ia, wom­
en have great big fertile mind«. ”—Chi­
An Ena> Pruiah*.
In her hi art love and duty strove for
mastery, ami duty won.
“No mau »ball wtd me,” she ex­
claimed, with caffuaed eyes aud quiver­
ing lipH, “who doe» not promi>e me
that if he is ever president of tbe Unit­
ed Stat«« be will use bin influence to
have Lattlehbip« christened with wa­
ter !”
Such was the ardor of his passion
that Algernon hesitated not a moment.
“I promiH i!” be cried, and fell upon
his knees.—Detroit Journal.
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the eye in diffused light and red» v
l‘ika the lie at harmful. Ina »Irina
direct light, however, blue and neutral
tint» are the beat for tbe eyes and pure
white the moat harmful, aa ia proved by
the phcnoiuete n enow blittduese
Try Allen • Foot las«,
A powder to be shahoti into the s I iovm
At liii» reason your ftel te«l swollen,
ner «rous and hot
and get tired easily
D you have smarting fret or tight shoes,
try Allen's Foot-Ease.
It cool« tbe feet
and makes walking easy. Cures swol­
len and sweating leet, blisters «nd cal
Ions spot«.
Relieves corns and buntons
oi all pain and gives rest and comiort.
Try it
>old t»y all druggists and
h<’i stores for 2 » cents. Trial package
fret*. Address, Mien S. Olmsted, Le
Roy, Ji. Y.
it WI»
the wa­
Trade Pelkv Uith the Colonie«
O.i this verv question ««I what is to be
lone with the native race« ol the Spanirh
' tnllllra, the Hawaiian and I'iiiltppine
I islands, rests, to a grr*
faul effect,”
Ibi»
extent the fu
| ture comment of th« islands, and to a
To Wilderville
........... .
........... . 1 75
To Love’«
............. li di»
To And»*rHou
11 25
T Helm«..
SI *<>
To Krrbv .............................
|2 00
To Waldo.......................... .................. Id.tO
Shelley creek
......
H 50
GAMpiet
......... .... .................... MOO
Crus» uni City
lw.00
Above rale* subject to change without
notice. Round tup lirkeis and excur-
eion¡Nuiies at apatia! rates.
greater extent the future cemtnervial ri­
al ions u( the I'tiibd States
ate with them.
The islands may In* heid a* colonies
■ are ti ■it d 10 y ti a y. ir tu a
» st).age in Awa <
-■i
i bib»
Miete feeder« of the p •*e<sing « «unir«
and consumers of the manulmturer« if
the Fulled State«. In this view they
will
la*
held
as
reserves,
and
their
S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD
•»it k
K a
prod to ts and natural advantage», their
matkrUaml their people, legar led a»
proper objects to be exploited Ivr home
espilai aud hone in e t*s
T his
is to
There ia not the slightest doubt that the
doctors do more harm than good in treating
Contagious Blo»<l Poison; many victims of
this loathsome disease would be much better
off to-day if they had never allowed them­
selves to De dosed on mercury and potash, the
only remedies which the doctors ever give tor
blood poison.
The doctors are wholly unable to get rid o!
this vile p
n, and only attempt to heal up the outward appearance of the
disease—th. acres ami eruptions. This they do by driving the poison into the
system, and endeavor to keep it ahut in with their constant dose» of potash
and mercury
1 e mouth amt throat and other delicate part» then break out
into «ores, and tlj» fight is continued indefinitely, the drugs doing the system
more damage than the di-eaae itself.
Mr. H I. Myers. 1 o Mulberry fit .Newark. N J . »ays: “I had »pent
hundred dollars with the doctors, when I realised that
they could do me no good. 1 had large spots all over my
b -dy. and these soon broke out into running sores, and I
endured all the suffering which this vile disease pro­
duces. I decided to try 8. 8. 8. as a last resort, and was
»oon sreatlv improved
I followed closely your 'Direc­
tions f r S if Treatment.’ and the large splotches on my
chest began to grow paler and »mailer, anti before long
disappeared entirely
1 was aoon cured perfectly and tny
»kin has been as clear as glass ever since. I cured my­
self at heme, after the doctors had failed completely. :
It ia valuable time thrown away to expect the doctors
to cure t ’nt-.gi u Flood Poison, for the disease is be­
yond their »Mill. Swifts Specific—
4
«—«et* ir ah e 't r r
fferent w»y frvm potash and mercury—it fore*« t
■ ■
' 1
•
■ ' ’ • il
r d <’f it entirely
Hcnet* it c ire* • :
dis»
while other r"medic« only «hut th*» poiaon in where it lurka forever,
constantly und^rmi” » g theeon«titutfv'n. <>ur «v«tem of private h<»me treat­
ment ’¡s ’•< a cure within the reaohof all. We Hive all necetmary medical ad-
viee. fre»*
and save the patient the embarra««ment of publiaity.
Write for «all information to Swift SpeciHe 0<x, Atlanta, Ga.
K «me«». — •
iA.-F varili««,
I made ol pur» • •■••
r
M - John Tsnwy, of 130 Baker Street, Ditn.lL Vi .
•■Wo bad a aerlotia time with my daughter ki .J
>nv »erloui* ¡line»» but »eenied to »radually'
,, 1,1 w,H»n
lor.alled ttiedlisaaeby an Odd uuiuo wb!<-l. „?>,,*r-G»
leui n ,-.i. meant lack of blood.
“ “• ‘ «tUr»J
■ Wo finally round a medicine that helped her ..
n> -nil..’ treatment her health wa»«n a really J„(‘ -An*r ike,
net Im'« rec'enl/ed her. Mie seined le tle-l.
:
. - In imrreet health. The medicine uaed
I.r• u y*Q'l«ar
1- . , , |',1.- i-eople 1 have alway . kept them pin, „‘iJi'Al
aim-e »ml have told many mother, about th.• „ e. • *>««
elt- . led aor.ie wonderful cures."
**• Tlaj b*.(
—/'rum the Eiening A’eu-,. betntt,
All the rlrment, necessary to give new life and rich new t» n. l .
a-d
tore shattered nerve, are contained, in a condenod ,“•»>«
Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People. They are a specific
pecu iar to females, such ax suppressions, irregularities lnj
weakness. Thev build up the blood, and restore the cln«,*^L
-1
pa e and sallow cheeks. In men they effect a radical cure » s s
ar;, a.; lrom mental worry, overwork or excesses of whatev« ,
!
iViilaima' Pink rills for Talp Poo,itoarcold In ho,™ „ ™,lt
bu
Hi Vit'entMaboxorMix boxenfor92..‘)0,and m«y behM.i r h **811»«
or dirift
mail from l>r. William« Medicine Co., Svhtut-cl^'
Ilena Thul Kat Tlielr Own ECU*.
As a rule, when bens have suitable
f .1 they d n't eat their own eggs
I To preserve <. s from being -aten uu­
der excvpti> n il conditions there are a
number uf devues. There is. fir in-
stauce. a nest with a bottom of woveu i
e#ir> with a mesh big enough to let au
egg tbrougli. Tbe egg g- s through the
thin layer of bay with which the ne»t
is lined aud through the wide meshed
bottom to fall aufely m a bed of li'ty uu
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the situation may be.
Cuba and the Philippines
Special articles will appear on these
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of whom made special journeys to the
islands-
The leading artists of th»
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i
Dr. Williams’
of bi» career. He baluba lutely nothing
that be > aap <><ler over with tbe »light
e.-t <!• c r " '
pl-a-a:«. atwl hi» prewut
aituatiou i* aiiuplv frightful.
"Hesli .i siua.b .llaikof a negro
hovel and . >q> cis <.u alm» for his food
and chain . y> t. iu spite uf it all. he is
eag'-r ■
■ Mvhtg «"'1 i1>’-l'i_iit
He
ouoe at the lure thought of death
isn’t afraid- but be wants to continue
to Jiva It * a tny .o ry of mysteries,
and tbe case is not ( . piornal either.
There are plenty of ot . rs exactly like
There are some clasws of people, «ays
( aintdlaFi Woods In Winter.
The Cornhili Magazine, who seem to
The country of tbe Little Saguenay thiuk that when they speak to a person
is nw rough u» any part of tbe Rocky they rnuat u»*e certain peculiar phranes,
mountains. It in the custom to dress wholly strauge to them under ordinary
lightly for traveling, notwithstanding cirautu Ma rices, as, for iuhtance the fa
the 20 degrees below zero, and even mous reply < f the laborer to tbe miuiN
thru one perspires very freely, making ter’s words of praiso counerning :i fine
it impossible to stop long for a rest, on fat pig whic i he naw m hLoty, grunting derneatb
Another device is automatic aud set
account of the chill of the open pores.
with >ati.*i.i; ii ;:i aud replet: .*i. “Uh. in operation by tbe chicken itself when
Ice forms on eyebrow, hair and mus­ «¡1. if < 1.1 v v. <•’.v is all as til to die li ­
it steps off tbe nest
Thus relieved of
tache, while tho sweat freest* in scales my old : ; v L
the chicken's weight, the nest tiltsup
on the* back of one’s neck. The snow
euongb to roll tbe egg off intoa place of
falls from tbe trees ou tbe voyager, and,
in i 11 on.
safety made for its reception.
fin Iting slightly from the heat of tbe
tho Lid « get a fino III 0:
Chickens are commonly carried ou
Iody, forms cakes of ice. Shades of
deep water ships ou loug voyages to sup
Nansen and all the arctic men! Ido
ply eggs for the captain's table and oc­
not umh rstand why they are not all
casionally a few J. t'ln kens at sea are
pillars of ice unless it be that there are
more likely tu eat their own eggs than
no trues to damp snow on them.
EPIGRAWS OF COL. CARTER.
they are ashore. To [»event this among
Th« spruce and hemlock of these
parts all point upward as straight as Northerners Don’t Know Ilow to Treat a tbe cbickeus carried ou bis vessel tbe
captaiu of an Aimruau ship rigged a
Lanvaaback.
i one could h t a Lince, to resist the con­
Available Trmt Inion y.
The following are some of the epi­ coutrivauce that answered tbe purpose
The following story wun told by Ma­ stant full of snow. If cue leaned ever
jor Mcn.sis of a Vincennes lawyer who so little out of tbe perpendicular, it grammatic r< marks of ( ol. Carter which aud was adapted to tbe situation. He
appeared for the defendant in a trial by could not survive the tremendous aver­ | ure preserved in the recent version, attached to the underside of the m »t a
sboote by which tbe egg when laid was
jury and put on the witness stand a t.<*y age of 50 feet of snowfall each winter. says the Chicago News:
“My lire is my friend and .sonic!lines carried safely down to a box below
from whose testimony he expected to Their branches, too, do not grow long,
gain a great deal
To the confusion of the they would snap under the weight. , it seems my only friend; it talks to me New York Suu
the attorney, the story told by the boy Every needle on the evergreens has its ! for hours until vve both get sleepy to­
BusinesN H«*f<>re I'leasnre.
was greatly to the detriment of the de­ little burden of white, and without in­ gether and 1 cover it up with its gray
They wire performers in the amateur
fendant, ami the attorney set to work to termit) n the snow comes sifting down blanket of ashes and then go to bed my­
theatricals During the progress of the
from the sky through tbe bush of tbe self.”
show that the boy was “worthies*. ”
‘‘Salt- yo* food, suh, with humor, sea­ p' iy at one time, while their presence
“What ia your occupation?” be asked winter.
When wo »topped and the creak of son it with v* it and sprinkle it all over was not needed on the stage, they sat
tbe bov
“I work on my father’s farm," the the snowshoe« was still, we could al­ with the charm of goodfellowship, but together behind the s< ones. She looked
With pleasure.
most bear our hearts beat. We could never poison it with the caires of yo* beautiful indeed iu old fashioned gown
witness replied.
Tbe •*<•««, Matter."
"When the defense summed up, tbe
certainly hear the cracking of the to- life. It is an insult to yo’ digt stion, aud powdered hair, aud he, in court
“
You
don't
do
much
but
sit
urouud,
The writer ha, examined many bruina
fellow grinned with delight. Hti shook
b.r < o I urnmg in our pipes. It had u besides bein’, sur, a mark of bad breed­ costume of more than a century ago,
do you?”
his head approvingly nt nil the lawyer of persons morally or intellectually be­
was tbe beau ideal of a cavalier
soothing, an almost seductive, influence, in’.”
“Well, 1 help my father.”
low the average—inch aa murderer»,
said, and once, when the lawyer indulg­
For some time be hud been very at­
‘‘When you are gettin* old and have
that nn ' • of snow. So solemn is it, so
“But you're worthless, aren’t you?’
ed In above of me, he clapped his hands negroes and other« »link in ignorance,
no wife to love you a ml no children to tentive to her, and, although people had
little you fed yourself, that it is a con
lie haa invariably found tin, layer of was tbe attorney's decisive question.
together aa though lie was dying to ap­
“I don’t know whether I am or not, ’ i sciousness which brings unconscious- make yo’ heart glad, a wood fire, full of frequently remarked upon bis devotion,
vesioular, or gray matter, to be thicker
plaud. During tho judge's i linrge be
net, and the calm white forest is al- honest old logs, every one of which is he hud not come to the point of propos­
retorted
the witness warmly
than Hint of Daniel Webster'« brain
scowled and smiled alternately, accord
’Then the attorney took another tack
inobt d< aliening in its beauty. The win­ loin’ its Ix st to please yo’, is a great ing, but as they sat behind the scenes
Elephant», porpoiaoa, whale», dolphin»
ing to which aide his honor favored.
be feit that an opportune moment bad
“Your father's a worthless man, isn't ter forest mi ana deuth.—Frederic Rem­ comfort.”
"'We’re gone,' 1 whispered to my and the grinnpu» all have thia layer he?”
“Fill yo* glasses, gentlemen, and arrived.
ington in Harpe/’s.
thicker
than
the
moat
Intellectual
men
Silent, 'and 1 never engaged in a bettor
drink to the health of that greatest of
“Marie,” he said, “you may not have
“Well, he works about tbe farm. ’*
Another great objection to locating
cbhii than thia.
Rather Hum an Inuit to
all blessings—a true southern Indv.”
perceived my liking, but 1 cannot de­
l'nlth the B um In of Ban'tlng.
The attorney hero fastened uii eye
such a barefaced »teal I'll fight this mind in tbe gray matter of the brain ia which gloumrd with triumph on the
“.Telly, with a canvasback? No, suh. lay. I—I want to ask you to—to be”—
Faith is, ufttr all, the basis of bank­
case through every court in the state, that thia aubalauco 1» found in the in­ jury ami milled the boy with a glance ing, and it there Im no faith there can not a suspicion of it. A pinch of salt,
Just then the prompter called the
terior part of the apical curd and in all
and without a oent of fee too.’
from tho other mid said, “Isn't it true , be no banking. For that reason it is a dust of cayenne, then shut yo’ eyes girl’s name, but sbe never stirred.
the nerve center, throughout the body
"Tho judge had finished by this time,
“That's your cue, ” faltered the in-
that your father doesn’t do enough wmk pnssibl i for those who are skilled in and mouth and don’t open them ’sept
aud the jury had risen to go out. To Ho that, if mind ia situated in it, it is to preveut bis being called worthless?'
bookkeeping, but who are dishonest, to fo’ a drop of good r< <1 wine. It is the terrupted lover.
not continoil to tin, brain, but dwells in
toy otter astonishment, No. fl jumped
“Yes,” she answered calmly enough,
Tho boy had chafed under these un­ carry ou, somi tinies for a series of salt marsh in the early mornin* t-hatyo’
tlie »pine also, and ia illatril ulnl ull
over Hie rail of tho jury box, and going
pleasant questions, and, summoning his months( r ev<*u years, dishonest methods are tastin’, suh, not molasses eandv. laying her head ou his arm, “but never
through the humim frame
Yo* nowtheners don’t really treat a can­ mind the cue. You seemed very earnest
over to where the defendniit mid bis
Still another objection lies in tbe fact courage, he said loudly. “If you want by which even th« most < Xpert account­
lawyer »ut chipped the former on the
vasback with any degree of respect. just now, and I want you to go on
that wherever the gray matter exists to know so bad whether my father's ants are deceived mi l can be deceived
shoulder and »aid in u )(lud voice,
worthh sh , ask him
There he is ou the as long c.s this dishmest mau cun have Yo’ ought never to come into fes pres- What were yon going to say?”—Pear-
'You'll will sure.’ Here my indigna­ m ar the surface of Hie brulu it couaiata jury ” -liifiimiapolis Journal
« nee when he lies in state without takin* sou’s Weekly.
access to tho books.
of three diatiuct layer», separated by it
tion got Hie better of me. Rushing over
-***
The r. • ord of embarras-mentsor fail­ off yo* hat.”
white substance, mid thu outernu >t lay
to No. fl, I took him by the arm ami
Washington's f'nrewelt to Illa Ofll-
The Mnrryliiig A m «*.
ures has, in almost every instance, made
white,
not
gray.
—
Dr.
er
ia
gray.
—
Or
Joseph
POWERFUL DEVIL FISH.
eera.
wheeled him «round.
At what age do people marry? The clear, upon examination, that dishon­
Sinmia in
’ Popular
“
SoieucH
Monthly
On Dec. 4 tbe officers of the army
" 'See here, sir, the jury ba» retired,
most popular time for a woman to get est methods of this kind were carried One Towel n l.nuii. l>. Will, h W»» Back-
met iu Fraunce’» tavern to bi.l their
ami you might better be with them
Ina Water at ■ p,.< .| ,,r a > Knot-.
married is from her twenty first to her on by thoso who hud daily access to the
A Hllkwurm of th«- N«- m .
Washington, aa he rose
than talking to the defendant ami his
'the Sportsmen's Review tells of the chief farewell
More than books, iu one case for a period covering
8111c I» obtained from tile »liellfl»li twenty fifth year inclusive
and faced them, could not control his
counsel.'
-.tri-iqfth of the devil fish, whi.-h lire
kuowu il» thu pimi» Cniytiliilii'), which one-half of the worn« u who marry at st least 15 years. In that case the dis­
voice. Ha lifted a glass uf wiue and
"‘Why should I be with 'em?' lie
... L-iit regularly a» a jiOKtinie ut only
in found in the Mediterranean, Thia all marry in tbe«*e five years of their honest employee, knowing that his safe­
said, "With a heart full of love aud
replied.
’■no point on the gulf. The lishernten
shellfish Ims the power of spinning a life, ami another quarter marry between ty depended up n his ability to reach
gratitude, 1 now take tny leave of yon,
"'Why, good heavens, man, can the
of .\aples on the Gulf ot Mexico fish for
viscid »ilk which in Sicily ia made into the ages of 20 and 25, and not more the books, refused to take n vacation.
most devoutly wishing that your latter
jury deliberate while you're in U m
than n third between the ages of 25 and If the oftb’CTH of the I ink are unable to l.u- devil fish and get them.
a regular mid very hundsoina fabric
days may be «» pr sperous aud happy
i <d. Bob Holloway," according to
courtroom mid they're elsewhere}'
Tbe »ilk 1» spnu by the shellfish, in the 30 The ait rag« age of marrying is just dete t dishorn .-’y of this kind—even if
" 'Don't know why not,' bu replied.
as your formir cues have been glorious
over 26 for women and just under 28 they mlopted the most approved and tbe Review, "wu- fishing for the mon­
tirat instance, for thu purpose of attach
‘I ain't no juror.*
ami bom ruble. " They drank in silence
Titos« figures include remar- s> it iitiilo m tin. 1 of bookkeeping—it is sters with a party of friends, from a
ing itai If to the rocks It ia able to for men
and Washiugt. n said, "1 caum.t come
" ‘Then wiiu the devil are yoo?' I
riagt s
For spinsters only the average bevoiid r- as n to expo» t that a national .Hiphtha linineh, w hen they had a »trike.
guide the delioata Ulaimntsto thu prop
demanded.
to each uf you and take tny leave, but
bank rxamin. r . m do it.—Hon. Thomas I he launch waa 2S feet long am! eon-
er place and there glue tin in fast, and age is 25. and f r bm holora 26 '2
"'He's luy hired nian,'put in the
It is It Iiotn « alilo fact that in the last L. .hint s, Prt sidentof Lincoln National tnined t. n persona. This the lisli towed shall be obliged if you will come aud
if they are cut away it can »‘produce
take me by tbe hand." Up they came,
defendant.
ten years the average age of marrying Bank, New York, in North American uoimd for an hour, attaining a speed of
them.
" 'Then what wan ho doing in the
■ \ knot« nt times, in spite of the fact one by one, amt cue by oue Washing
The matt rial when gathered (which has. for meu and women alike, gone up R( \ iew
ton, his.yis filled with tiara, embraced
jury box?’
(hat the propeller of the launch was
1» done at low tide) 1» washed iu soap half a year Taking the complete quar­
The l*l«-nMin» Gaachoa.
"'Why, conaarn it, there wnrn't ■II-
backing. The whole fight was in » gfat
Ho in ami »aid farewell
From tbe tav
and water, dried, atraightened mid ters ending on the last days of March,
A j:< 1
I 1 ii II um mi to the color of the
other seat in the room,' aaid the hired
f the hotel guests, w l.o had assembled eru tiny followed bim to tbe ferry,
June, September mid December respec­
carded, onn pound of the coarse til»
negro’s *>kin, a retort calling in ques­ to see tbe luittle between fin and pro-
where he entered his barge As tbe boat
man. 'Didn't auppoae I was goin ter
meiit yielding about three ounces of fine tively, the December quaiter is most tion the men conduct of th© pazadur's
atund up, did yer?'
moved away he rose and lifted bis bat
)»-ller. When the animal was filially
thread, which when apun la , f a lovely prolific in marriages, and the spring
sister, and thin two aavagcN foaming ut t red out mid towed ashore it r.-quired
"1 went back to my seal, completely
Hi» officers returned tbe salate in si
burnished golden brown color.—New and summer (juarters come next, about
the mouth, their ponchos wrupped six men to drag it out. On propping its
Iriiir. ami all was over.—i...
bewilderiil, and as 1 sat down the jury
equal, with the March quarter » long
natur lien
York Herald
round tln ir arms, their bodies bent so mouth op. n n salt barrel could have
ry Cabot Lodge in Scribner's.
came iu, having been out five minutes.
way behind.—New Virk Home Journal
ni to proto t their vitals and their been rolled into it It in asured 22 feet
They gave me the verdict, and I waa
To J<>a Illa .Memore.
kuives quivering like suakes, stood in from w ing tip to wing tin."
truly the most astonished man in th«
**l*«*l** <'u«*k(Hll«.
Danti Pigou any» that many clergy
the iniddlo of the r.nim. Thu company
state of New Jersey at that moiiieut.
Another Naples fish story follows:
Every visitor to lliiwuii is expected
power,
men cannot trust themselves to tepeut
withdri w th m elves into the smallest "Mrs. Hugh McDonald was fishing for
"I found out afterward that before 1
to Ray
tini moat familiar prayer» of Hie liturgy to become Hcquainttd with “poi,” the
spin e, st. no on th,- f,.ps of casks, aud at sharks. She had a bite. On I'ullir.o in.
began active work Hi the case juror No. from memory, and be tolls how Arch
Krnniku's staff of life
The taste for
ancon-
fl had been sick for a week and Hi»t the deacon Sinclair wiu much put out be­ thia natiomil dish is undoubtedly ac­ tbe dt r tin* f.; « < f the womeu looked ilie head of a shark that hail been at
iu delight, wl.' ■ thu pulpt ro, with a least four feet Ion:- waa found. Some
other 11 jurors had been acting without
quired, mid even after many trials of­
was often
cause he (Deau Pigou) »at directly bo
pibtel :>•: I at
; • 111 his hands, closed shark hail bitten tbe first capture in
him uuder instruction from the court."
This thick,
hind him nt a public meeting. The dean ten fail« to come at nil
—New York Suu.
dowu
Lis
j . . . _; and was ready for two.
I.lt.
r
the
big
fellow
was
hooked
se !”
past« like mixture is made from the taro
waa puzzled. but undentood all when
wbnt vi ri: ubt ft fall. “N<*gr a ” ” Ahi
by Mrs. McDonald anil was pulled in.
Hie archdoaoou removed bia hat and point (Coloeasia mitiqu ■>rum), from
curreutly
l'ala«* Al«rni.
jiiDii.'
“
curtijo,
”
and
the
The
m-eond
»hark
waa
more
than
15
knelt to pray
In the crown of hi, lint which originates tho “p< i" cocktail
to the fact
Wifo (lini«, luiilnlglit)—llark! Hur
kniv » ’! 1
.on! f i! 1 ent «parks as Die feet long."
In mum« it is quite as d<< t iving as the
tiaiiil, vvake upl I bear III« ruatling of wan primed m large type. " ¡'revolt u».
“oyster” cocktail, and thoe desiring
O Lord," etc.
«ilk «ini tini ,'liing ut, (mina.
*1
it merely for the name are sadly dis
lioatiauil—You d.if Horror»! l'Iian
appointed on finding that the only liq
tini r< |K,rta aro tru«. 1 wu» tulli tilt»
aid it contains is milk
buUM. waa liaiintuil.
recoin -
Tbe “poi” cocktail is prepured by
Wifu iiuui li r«li«ved)—Gli, ia ibat
He »wears
diluting the paste with milk, then mid
alir 1 waa atraiil Ibat Fido lind Lrukrn
ing sugar or salt mid serving ice cold
Inni» and va. tuaring niy imw tulli
This drink is found very beneficial to
■Ir»»».— I moi I oii F uii .
ilyspeptit’s and those recovering from
1
fever. — Leslie's Wet kly
Glo.ii ia the oidor moat ben, ti< i ll '
CURE
FOR BLOOD POISON
A jrrxt rcporsibility rests upon mothers at the ti™
ten are budding into womanhood, li your daughter « ‘ l H
ol weakneu, is “bred out” upon slight exertion: ff sh<
headache or backache, pain in the »ide: if her temper a i
appeti e poor, she is in a condition of extreme penl”a ht "iZ*
k
most decided of ill diseases-consumpUua. ¡[¡où non/?*®
symp on-> lu.e no time in procuring i
U1 g
bio. repulan. and keeps him mcuu-
tiuual pniu- 1 Mu w bl* b»»t<>ry.
••He 1* ifluoraat aud be haa been
, r
Iu Ln ...tly life be was a sailor
One Women*« Way.
“Speaking of women with saving dii-
positioDM, ” Buid Dixmyth.“my wife a in
cago New«.
A Mother’s
Responsibility