Moro observer., October 08, 1896, Image 6

FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
fh »he gm-AHiug [ -w’y
i co m p leted th e y will h av e an o u tp u t of
HP e |o -e to th e sh e e t a n d ej
11,000 p o u n d s d a lly T h ia w ill p u , th e
ey e v ery c a re fu lly , it o fte
Unite«, S ta te « in fro n t a s th e la rg e st
M a n y P a r t » o f t h e G l o b e A r e Y et T err.» T r a j t c F u t a l i t i e « t l iu t 11 a v e O c c u r r e d
th a t no g u e ss I n c o rre c t,
l i p o n « h e S ta ic e .
I n c n ig n it a t o t lie Ci v ilizt*<i M a n .
, a lu m in u m p ro d u c in g c o u n try Iu th e *
A C O L U M N O F P A R T IC U L A R IN ­ g n at «leal o f fu n in th is gan
T h e recen t c a la m ity on a London
I w orld.
It Is th e very g e n e ra l stip p o sitlo n th a t
la- p la y e d Juat b e fo re lu n ch
T E R E S T TO THEM .
A lu m in u m w eig h , la a,»out a th ird 1
then* Is very little o f th e w orld w e live s ta g e in w hich nu a c to r a c tu a lly killed
w ith tin- g irls ia-lillid th e »h<
, t h a t of iron, aim only steel of th e high i
on m a t h a s not l»«-en e x p lo red by geog a fellow p la y e r In th e seem- w h ere he
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v e n i l e M e m b e r » o f E v e r y H o u n eh o l« !
pr«*sented h a s th e p le a s u re «
j a g iv en w eig h t th a n a lu m in u m .
I,
ric a n c o n tin e n t. A nd yet th e fa c t is fo rm e r o c c u rre n c e s of a s im ila r c h a ra c
—Q u a iu t A c t io n » a n d B r i g h t S a y i n g »
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s«» on u n til all th e e y e s a re
T h e g re a t R o m an a c to r R oscius, e n ­
i m etals, a n d «-an be d ra w n in to w ire
th is c a r t , i ' s s u r fa c e is yet a te r r a incog
j 1-250 of an inch in th ic k n e ss. I, is an
til,a . one te n th of w h ich is on o u r ow n a c tin g A ,reu s, w as so c a rrie d a w a y
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S O L D AT S DA F O U N T A IN S .
c o n tin e n ts of X o rth a n d S o u th A m e r­ th a , be fell upon a sla v e a n d killed hint
I know a tiny m onarch who has tak en his
on th e sp o t.
F a r q u h a r . In D ry d e n 's
w ould, a t 20 c e n ts a pound ,nk<* , In-
ica.
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p lace of cop,»-r fo r all e le c tric a l p u r W ithin u quiet region, w here a fa'.’ hful A l l h u r t s o f C o m b i n a t i « « I ir in k P a
T h e C osm os, p u b lish e d in P a ris , has “ In d ia n E m p e ro r.” w ou n d ed n fellow
O v e r th<- M a r b le F la <,
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a n a rtic le on th is s u b je c t w hich gives a c to r so d a n g e ro u s ly th a t lie w a« said
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<»f p«*ople do his bi«ldiog. or yield bin)
d a y s differ* very m a te ria lly f,
homage true.
«1 inam lcd. a lu m in u m me«»,» ev e ry
b efo re tile L oudon g e o g ra p h ic a l e,in ­ S to ck h o lm , early in th e s ix te e n th cen
And w atch bis fain test gesture, a* old i, w a s a doxen y e a rs a g o ,’ ren
Irem en t. C orrosion a u d g a lv a n ic a
g re ss las, m o u th , th a t b rin g s out th is tu ry . an a c to r w ho w a s p lay in g L o n ­
I ’u p c r F lo o r » .
ly re m a rk e d th e o w n e r o f a
v assals used to do.
g in u s iu “T h e M y stery of th e P a ss io n .”
in a re esisily o v erco m e by prop*
in te re s tin g q u e stio n very c le a rly .
At E in sle d e ln . G e rm a n y , p a p e r floors
ug
tain ,o th e “O dd B its ’ tn an
inri.ng tb e pa i t subj«-C to th e a«'
Mr. L obley re m in d s us th a t, in the w as so re a listic in his p la y in g th a t lie
a re m a n u fa c tu re d . In th e form of a
H is te rrito ry ’s bordered by tw o encircling ago.
p
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arm s.
p a sty m ass th e p a p e r is s p re a d u pon
“I, doea. eh? In what particular re­
s ix te e n th c e n tu ry all seas h ad I mvu th a t his d e a th on th e cro ss w as a c tu a l. th e su rfa c e , to be co v ered a u d s ii>- riv e ts F ra n c e am i G e rm a n y h a v e s e v ­ And keeping in their shelter, he is safe
spect
?”
e ra l ,or,M«do b o ats m ad e of alu m in u m ,
tr a v e rs e d by n a v ig a to rs, a n d th a t if th e M any y e a rs ago, a n Ita lia n a r tis t natn
from ail alarm s;
m itte d ,o p re s s u re .
I, b e h a v e s like
•'W ell, a ll th a t w as n eed ed th»n w as
am , p le a s u re y a c h ts e v e ry y e a r a re Is- ’¿ u is land is som etim es “ rocky” if he feels
m a p s of th e c o n tin e n ts w ere not ye* ed L o m b a rd ,, p la y in g in “ A n tig o n e.” p la s te r o f P a ris , a n d is sah l to b e noisi-
p le n ty o f ga*-<harge«l a q n a p u ra an«,
incline«, for jest.
very e x a c t a t le a st tlie ir re la tiv e posl- 1 h ad to tu rn his sw o rd fro m his f a th e r's less u n d e r th e foot, a n d p a rtic u la rly e f ­ lug c o n stru c te d of th is m etal. Xew
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th e «-ounter to a so d a fo u n ’a in o f a n y
would stay a t res,.
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w ere k n o w n . A u s tra lia Itse lf «¡»¡tears Latnly th a t he fell d ead .
o,
p e ra tu re .
H a v in g no Joints, it p re ­ S A V E D F R C M A T E R R IB L E D EA T H
size looks, on to p / n d le m e n th , m o re
t ’pou th e o p en in g n ig h t of th e p ro ­
ou a F re n c h m ap of 1542 u n d e r tin
s e n ts a iie rfe c tly sm o o th su rfa c e .
One m ountain rises no rth w ard , and i» like a c o m b in a tio n o f b a r, h e c r e a m
*
n a m e of G re a t J a v a . In th e co u rse of d u c tio n of “ M ichael S tro g o ff” in L ou­
S l i d e o f u B o y o n th - E tj-e o f a C tianin
known a s M other's Brow,
p a rlo r a n d r e s ta u r a n t th a n a n y th in g
| th e six ty y e a rs in clu d ed lu th e la st d e ­ don. in l s s l . Mr. C h a rle s W a rn e r, in
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W hile east and w e st are tw in-graj lakes, else.
M ic r o b e » In F-trir*.
c ad e o f th e fifte e n th c e n tu ry a n d th e th e title role, w a s se , upon bv th e vll
reflect ing, I avow .
D o cto r M neC llutoek. «if th e U n iv e r­
T h u rs d a y ir a C ru m , o f C hico, h ad a
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"T h e list o f ingredient« a n d u te n s ils
first h a lf of th e s ix te e n th a g ro u p of la in of th e piece, a n d in th e d u e l w ith sity of M ichigan, lias d is co v ered th a t m ost th rillin g e sc a p e from d e ath . A T h e prettiest bit of X atu re th a , a hum an
u sed in th e bu»ine»* L elu d e» m o re
IG X IC H O L H E L M s a t c o b b liu g d o le n t o f io d o rfo rm , a n d th e p eo p le u a v ig a to rs h ad a d v a n c e d g e o g rap h ic d a g g e rs w hich e n su e d Mr. W a rn e r w as m icro b es e x ist In eggs.
hear,
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see
H e took a p a rty of th irty m en a n d w om en, w ho
W hei.e’er the little m onarch is alert for th ing* th a n y o u «-.»uld th in k <
m a d e k n o w led g e in a d e g re e th a t h a s n e v e r b a d ly wound»»»,. B arry S u lliv a n once p e rfe c tly h e a lth y hen. w ash ed h e r w h h h a v e Ih-eu ra m p in g iu th e m«>iiutaiu*.
a w a y a t th e sole o f a shoe. I he m o v ed a w a y fro m th e m ; it
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ra n g e s from ra w egg* to u n x i
n ew le a th e r looked p in k u n d e r X ichol h im se lf a little sick. H e w as been re a c h e d in an y o th e r p erio d so a tta c k e d R ich m o n d in “ R ic h a rd the d is in fe c ta n ts an d placed h e r in a dis- \ m ad e th e aa« «-nt of M ount L assen . T h e
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his w h ite u n d e r h is g rizzled b e a rd , sh o rt. S e b a stia n d 'E la u o h ad m ad e his T h ir d ” w ith su ch v eh em e n ce »lint his in fe c te d cage, w h e re sh e la id h e r eggs. trip w as a m ost la b o rio u s one. th«- tra ii
Bu»
he’»
p la te d spoons. P a tr o n s e x p e c t
stu ffy shop, an d he h a d p in n e d a n e w s ­ b u t h is lip s w ere firm . S he still soblnxl. first v o y ag e a ro u n d th e w o rld : \ as«*o o p p o n e n t's iw o n l w as s tru c k from i n T h e d o c to r a t once b ro k e th e n e w -la id j In-lug «-Xi-eeilingly n a rd to follow . W hen
e v e ry th in g in th e n o n ln to x L a tin
p a p e r b efo re th e w in d o w fo r s h a d e ; a n d h e r fa c e w as b lo tc h e d a n d sw o llen D e G a m a h a d d o u b led th e Cain* of h a n d a u d a se rio u s accid en t b a re ly eg g s a n d fo u n d th a t they c o n ta in e d th e y re a c h e d th e top Ira C ru m , one of O r t.
e ra g e lin e a t a so d a fo u n ta in
X ow a n d th e n big G ood H ope; C h ris to p h e r C o lu m b u s h ad a v e rte d . T h e e ld e r B aro n , a 1 r«-n-h
not th a t he m in d ed th e su n h lu ise lf. fro m h e r te a rs.
b a c te ria l germ s. T h e re is no reaso n to i th e p a rty , w ho w as s ta n d in g on the
day* a n d to bold th e ir tr a d e w<
th o u g h th e w a te r s p la s h e d d o w n in X ichol p a tte d h e r sh o u ld e r. “T h e re , ad«l«d th e tw o A m e ric a s to th e m ap ; a c to r o f note, p e rfo rm in g in “T h e C ld ” b e a la rm e d , h o w ev er. b e c a u se all ml- 1
•tie.
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regal
ed g e o f th e m o u n ta in , lost hi* ha;
' to keep rig h t up to «late.
g re a t sa lt d ro p s fro m h is fo re h e a d , b u t th e re , w ife ,” he re p e a te d , a u to m a tic a l­ I th e v o y ag es of C ab o t a n d M ag ellan had o f C o rn eille, h a d to kick a sw o rd out cro b es a re not eneml«»* to m an. a n d
K ing
w h ich blew b u t a sh o rt d is ta n c e on tb«
“ T h e new d e p a r tu r e h a s a lso
«leur, »b.l«
to s h a d e th e w o m an a n d c h ild w ho sa t ly. “it d o n ', h u rt n o w .”
| co m p le te d th is w o n d e rfu l list of n ew o f his p a th a n d iu so d o ing p u n c tu re d it h a s no, lx-en sh o w n th a t th o se w hich , »now . T h in k in g he couM »»-curt it
a rv a
T h e tr e e s o u ts id e th e c o b b le r's sh o p
n e a r hltn. S h e h ad o p en ed h e r calico
his fo o t; th e m a tte r w as triflin g a , first, e x is t in th e eggs o f h e a lth y fo w ls a re ' sa fe ly . C ru m »,«p,a-d o u t on th e »now
i d isco v erie s.
d re s s a b o u t h e r sallo w , strin g y th r o a t, w ere s h a k in g th e ir yellow le a v e s on th e
T o-day. o u ts id e o f th e |* d a r regions, b u t la te r on g a n g re n e se t in a n d th e In ju rio u s.
Xo so o n er h a d he fa irly s t a r e d w hen
seat. y.
b rig h
a n d h e r sk in g liste n e d w ith th e h eat. p av en i n t. H e re a u d tfce e am o n g th em
we m u st co n fe ss th a t ail th e s e a s have p la y e r died. C h a rle s K em ble, a , one
hi* fe e t slip|n-d fro m u n d e r him au d
In h e r lap lay th e b a b y , v ery th in a n d flu tte re d a yello w m o th . T h is w as th e
M m nn<i b|»»-e<t o f W a r e »
b een ex p lo red , b u t th is is f a r fro m tie tim e p la y in g M acb eth to M rs S iddon •
M any d iffe re n t a n s w e rs h a v e been a w a y he w en , d o w n th e m o u u ta ln . H e
lim p. A slit o f w h ite u n d e r th e d ro o p ­ m e a n in g o f th e c a te rp illa rs . F ro m th e 1 lu g th e c a se w ith th e ia u d
A u im ­ l^ n ly M acb eth , flung a w a y a goblet
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in g lid s. a n d its e y es w ere s ta in e d a n d
rsery.
m en se e x te n t is e n tire ly u n k n o w n to w ith su ch violence th a t it s h a tte re d a
s u n k e u . F ro m tim e to tim e It m oved o f th e h a m m e r, a n d e v en a c ro s s th e
th e g r e a te s t ocean w a v e s? " M onsieur e d g e o f a d eep p recip ice, a u d ,h*-r«- lie
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re s tle s s ly ; th e n th e m o th e r w o u ld s t a r t s tr e e t one co u ld sm e ll th e o d o r o f
I »'.bos. a m a rin e engineer, a n d la u r e a te »tu< k lu th e snow . H ad he gone «ix O f th«
King
h as been o nly im p e rfe c tly e x p lo re d ; h ead . T h a t iad y bore It w ith o u t flin ch ­ o f th e I n s titu te of F ra n c e , h a s lately fe e t f u r th e r he w ould h a v e fa lle n 2""O
g up a lm o s t
fro n t h er d ro w sin g a n d b ru s h th e flies le a th e r.
O dd B itta ”
led
B u t X ichol H elm w as n o t th ere, his tr a v e le r s h av e tra v e le d it. co m m erce ing. h o w ev er. At th e d re s s re h e a rs a l m ad e som e p e rs o n a l o b se rv a tio n s »in fe e t on to th e rock» ,»elow a u d w ould
-Li
J.
aw ay.
v o u rse if a t
“O. p a p a ." sh e sa id a t la s t, “ th e w o rk w ed g ed b e tw e e n h is k n ees a u d h a s e x p lo ite d som e o f Its p ro d u c ts, b u t o f “T h e H u g u e n o ts ” at P a ris s e v e ra l th is su b je c t. H e d e s c r i e s w av es e n ­ c e rta in ly h a v e b een «lasl»»-d to pieces.
T h e T re e t h a t W en t W r o n .
T b e frien d * on top «-f th e m o u n t» n
b a b y ’s a w fu l sick , a n ’ It’s g e ttln ’ h o t­ h is th lu n eed le s ta b b in g u n c e a sin g ly good m ap s o f it do not e x ist. F in a lly . y e a rs ago, th e fa m o u s te n o r X o u rltt. :n c o u n te re d in th e X o rth A tla n tic w hich
W ht-n th e tre e w as »m all no d o u b t it
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to
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in a n d o u t. In h is p lace a w o m an b e n t ; o n ly tb e le a s , p a rt is w ell k n o w n ; geo-
te r a n ’ h o tte r e v e ry m in u te .”
h ad a h e ig h t of a t le a s t fo rty -fiv e fe-et. could see him clin g in g ,o th e »now fo r b ad th e lie st intenti<ins of b e o tin in g a
“ N e v e r m in d , w ife.” rep lied
big o v e r th e b r» a d sh o e soles. T h e s u n ­ desy h a s co v ered it w ith a n e tw o rk of w in d o w . In ju re d h im se lf so th a t th e D riv en in-fore a heav y w ind, w a v e s d e a r life. H is tw o s is te rs . A lice a n d tall, s tr a ig h t a u d b e a u tifu l tree. B ut
I wa* b
X lchoL b ra v e ly . “ H e a in ’t h a lf so sick s h in e flooded th e little rvom . fu s in g h e r tr.a n g le s , a n d th e m a p s o f it a re c o m ­ p iece h ad to be d e la y e d fo r a w eek. At m ay a d v a n c e a t th«» ra te o f fro m th i r ­ V ia C ru m , w ere in th e p a rty a n d w ere w h en It had g ro w n la rg e en o u g h to
th e final r e h e a r s a l of “ F a n * : th e o rig ­ ty-five to fo rty m iles an h*»ur. a n d te rrib ly frig h te n e d . H l* frien d * a t on
sh o w in g p lete e ^ e n fro m a to p o g ra p h ic a l s ta n d
a s he lo o k s; it’s j u s t b e c a u se y o u ’re fa d e d h a ir to b ro n ze, a u d
sen d o u t a b ra n c h th.» b ra n c h w ent hl I
in a l M ep h lsto p h eles. B a la n q u e . c o n tr iv ­ su c h u n d u la tio n s o f th e o cean m ay tr a v ­ b eg an th in k .n g of som e w ay to *ave
tire d o u t a w a te h in ’ him th a t y o u th in k th ro u g h h e r tlyim . h a n d s. A room w as point.
w ro n g —p e rh a p s —«me boy step,«*-«, on
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A fte r th e tw o p o la r regions, w hich
so. W h y . he la u g h e d ju s t a s n a tu r a l open b e h in d tn e shop, a n d o n e co u ld
el m ore th a n fs»i m iles from th e |»olut him . At first th e y th o u g h t o f re tu rn ng It an*, in**ead o f g ro w in g o u t a n d u p
see b ig X ichol s ta n d in g by th e sto v e
h a t e re m a in e d in ac c e ssib le A frica is w in g s
W ith th e s e o u ts p re a d he rose w h e re th e w iud c re a te d th em , w ith ­ to c a m p fo r a rope l«ing e n o u g h ,«» reac.i
th e n w h en 1 h eld o u t m y a w l a t h im ? '
lik e o th e r b ra n c h e s It s ta r te d off d ow n
T h e w o m an sm iled p itifu lly . " M a y ­ th e b ab y tu c k e d u n d e r h is m a im ed tb e p a rt o f th e w o rld of w hich w e h av e fro m a tr a p in th e first a c t. an d . by out in*lug ac c o m p a n ie d by any d is tu r b ­ d o w n fro m th e top o f th e m«»uutaiu. b u , war*, T h e n e x t b ra n c h alm v e saw th is,
“ 'A a A n ta rc tic sw izzie.’ he re p eated .
a rm . H e w a s s tirr in g s o m e th in g in a th e le a s t in fo rm a tio n
X o tw ith s ta n d
to u c h in g a sp rin g , th e s e la te r b ecam e a n ce in th e a tm o sp h e re .
be. p a p a , m a y b e .”
I 1, w as fe a re d th a t C ru m could no, h->!, a n d w a* no d o u b t * »rry a,K»ut It. So it
“ I th o u g h t a m o m en t a n d co o cin d ed
T h e sh a d o w o f th e n e w sp a p e r slid k e ttle , a n d h is fsi-e w as an x io u s.
ing th e g e n e ra l s c ra m b le a m o n g E urn- th e c o n v e n tio n a l clo ak . B ut th e sp rin g
on .u hi* p e rilo u s po.--.tlon fo r th e le n g th
e wa* g u y m g me. Tt»« n I s a .d :
S t* e , D la ia o n d t.
“ 1 b e t s h e ’s got th e m p eg s in s l a n t­ p ea,i n a tio n s to d iv id e up an d p osaea- behave», b ad ly , a n d th e a c to r 's face w as
slo w ly a c ro s s th e room . O u t on th e
«»f tim e it w ould ta k e to m ak e *u> h a
“ ‘S > rry. sir. b u t th e m onopoly o f
W ith in a y e a r o r tw o th e F re n c h
s tr e e t th e hot a ir w a v e d lik e co lo rh ss in ’.” he m u tte re d to h itu self. “ How th e lan d , th ey h a v e only a v ag u e id es h o rrib ly lacerate», by th e flu tte rin g
long Journey.
m t d rin k fo r P h ila d e lp h ia 1* h eld by
flam es. T h e re w ere tre e s b efo re X ichol you gettln* on. w ife?” he c a lle d a lo u d .
of w h a t th e c o n tin e n t c o n ta in s, o v e r w h a le b o n e ribs, o v er w hich tb e clotb c h em ist. M onster M oi—«an. h a s su cceed
At la s t E. B. C ollins, o f C hico. » n J
c o m p e tito r o f m ine, a n d I d o n 't k n o w
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H e lm ’s house, b u t th e c a te rp illa rs h a d
w a s a rra n g e d .
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p a n d w en t o u t to l«x»k fo r him .”
th en cooling th e iron u n d e r stro n g a n idea. T h is w as to ta k e a co u p le if
g n a w e d leaf.
P re s e n tly th e w o m an w o n d e r if h e 's sa lte d th a t ste w as l a d
A fte r Africa. A u stra lia offer» th e c a u s e s a re fre q u e n t on th e sta g e , a n d it
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sp o k e ag a in .
v a s te s t field to th e in v e s tig a tio n of ex- h a s g e n e ra lly seem ed th a t th e p a ss ng
w ith th e clin g in g boy. dig a tr a il aioug
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I p lo re rs; w e m u lt re m e m b e r th a t even o f th e a c to r 's so u l h a s a lw a y s been at
th e b a n k s of th e p r e c i p e to w h ere he
“ I ’ve o fte n w o n d ero d if he e v e r fo u n d
p r e ttie r a n d k n o w in g e r th a n th e la st. W A S S H O C K E D B Y A L IV E W IR E . 1 its se a c o a s t w as not fu lly ex p lo re d till Io m e m o m en t w hen his w ords w ere
w as. T h is w as an ex ceed in g ly slow
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c e n tra l region of th e s o u th e rn co n t, th e v e n e ra b le c le rg y m a n finlsl.ed s a y ­
ly release«, from h * p e rilo u s position,
o n e o f its tin y yello w h a n d s in h is o w n w h ile s ta n d in g ou th e lio tto m o f th e
u e n t h a s not been m a p p e d w „ h any in g " I n th e n i'ilet o f life we a re in ,c d ia m o n d s, m- re speck-« in size, b u t b u t C ollins an d tb e d«x-tor a lm o st ha«,
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P a te rs o n d ed p re s e n tin g th e c h a ra c te ris tic form * an l to c a rr y him o n t. so b ad ly w as he u*ed
fe lle r." he c h ir ru p e d ; b u t th e c h ild d id a few d a y s since. T h e C ity a u d S u b ­
l»ent o v e r a n d p e rs u a d e d th e lo w er
u r b a n K a ilw a y C o m p an y h a s a p o w e r­ it h av e been r«»ame»l o v e r by m en b u n t­ w h ile p re p a rin g C lau d io fo r e x e c u tio n pr<»p«*r.
o f n a tu r a l diam ond*. At a u p bv his ro u g h exj.-erien'"»*.- S an F ran
n o t n o tice him .
ing fo r w ood, m in es a n d a rtic le s o f com ­ In "M e a su re fo r M easu re.” *ax ng of re c e n t n. -»-:;ng o f to e A sd e m y of Scl- ! »■l*'» C hronlcje.
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m erce. b u t very little la k n o w n o f th e life "a b re a th th o u a r t .” C am m ing«, «•«'>* in P ar:* . M o n -ie u r Ro«ae, e x ­
re d hot b e h in d th e b lack roofs. X ic h o l, fro m w h ich th e e le c tric ity is co n v ey ed
a n d w e n t s tra ig h t up to its frle n 1. th e w in te r, w ill sh«»w ,i:
as D u m o n t n " J a n e Shore. ' ex p red h ib ite d m ag n ified p h o to g rap h * o f se v ­
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show n in a th e rm o m e te
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“ T h e wool b u sin e ss ” lie ro n tin n e d .
th e ir lig h ts w rin k lin g on th e s u r fa c e of U n io n p o w er-h o u se, fro m w h ich som e ntXV«> s q u a re k lo m e te n s lab o u r 2°.«>00. a c to r, d ied a s he e x c la im e d "O h. Go«l!
th e p ic tu re , w hich wa* ta k e n fro m a “ is like ev ery o th e r: it s fu ll o f littlo
A B e n e fic e n t L a k e .
th e w a te r. B u t b ig X ichol d id not no ­ o f th e c o m p a n y 's lin es w ere o p e ra te d , (Ob sq u a re m ilesi. a p p ro x im a te ly d iv id ­ G od! T h e re is a u o th e r a n J a b e tte r
A ccording to P ro fe s s o r F o r e t of I a n -
p h o to g ra p h o f a tro e in H a m ilto n . Mo. d e ta ils th a t a re s u r p n - ng to a n o u .
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tic e th e m b e c a u se o f th e ch ild ly in g in w a s b u rn e d , a n d . a s m is fo rtu n e n e v e r ed tb u a :
san n e. th e L ak e o f G en ev a, ly in g In
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T h e employ«-» o f th e C o n tin e n ta l th e J u r a M »untain», p e rfo rm s a re ­
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sm ile d a t its fa th e r.
“ D a d d y .”
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S ta n d ish O 'G ra d y 's new book, to be
T h e M o th er B a c k h ir d a n d H u n te r .
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n .tlsi.tss l plu g g ed o r lose th e ir Jo la . d e t th e re a g re a t q u a n tity o f h e a t, w hich is slow
A rctic regions . . . . .
X ichol w as v ery tire d .
H is ey es p o w e r p la n t on th e E a s t S ide, to o k
5.31 » »,« ■ ■ » a re still u n p lu g g e d c a v itie s Iu th e te e th ly ra d ia te d in to th e a ir in th e co u rse
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o f th e C o n tin e n ta l’s em p lo y es, an«, only of tb e follow ing a u tu m n . T h u s th e p!et«-d a sh o rt sto ry o f 20.000 w ords, is w hich sh o w s how a n old m o th e r W ack- .
one side of th e riv e r is a g r a n ite anil
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ch ild m ig h t c a tc h so m e s tr a y b reeze d e ­ B illy M a rtin , th e c o m p a n y 's d iv e r, —X*-w Yurk H erald.
You will be in te re s te d iD re a d in g ,t;
O live S c h re in e r's artl*l«'s on S o u th
tin e n ta l em p lo y s a lw u t 3t«» h a n d s, of »now-t<>pped m o u n ta in s a ro u n d
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dow n to o v e rh a u l th e cab le, w h ich w as
th e d ifferen ce in g r a s s g ro w n on th e s e
n ie d to th e s u ffo c a tin g city .
“«•nee upon a tim e a k in d ly old m an
w hom 200 a re g irls Mr. Goul«l is not a w a rm e d a n d teropere»!, a n d th e a t ­ A frica in th e Ixtndon F o rtn ig h tly a re
t 't i l l x t n g t h e H o ra e C a rs .
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“ H e 'd h a v e d ied in th a t hole of a b ed ­ a n d th e co p p e r w ire in th e c e n te r.
ing H e w a s p a ss in g th ro u g h a th ick ly wool. Xow. th e rich b la c k p ra irie s o f
w h ich is th e co n d u c to r, h ad in so m e J n c c tlc u t c itie s w ere re tire d a few y e a rs b ro u g h t to hi* n o tice th e o th e r day th a t Is m a in ta in e d a t a tu«»»lera:e tem jier- th e a u tu m n .
ro o m to -n ig h t.”
Illin o is m ak e a w ool from th e s a m e
Mr. C ro c k e tt’s n e x t novel. “ Ixx*hin- w ooded fo re st a n d fa n c ie d he b e a rd a fam ily o f sheep w hich is q u ite a little
T h e sk y a b o v e th e c ity g re w d a rk , w ay got in c o n ta c t w ith th e w ire cover- ajto w ith th e co m in g o f th e tn d le y . pe»> if a m an . w o m an o r c h ild In th e eiu- a tu re . T b e ex cellen ce of th e g ra p e s
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a n d a c ro s s it o p en ed a v a g u e fa n o f re ­ in g w h ich p ro te c ts th e o u ts id e o f th e p je won«l»-r»*»l w h a t w ould be»'»«me of
“ ‘O h. k in d sir. do n»>t shoot my c h il­ c o a rs e r th a n th e wool o f th e s ir
c a rs th a t th e y h a d dragg«‘»l ao o r h e r te e th In th e c o u rse of em p lo y ­ w ine« of th is region Is th o u g h t to be liave re a d th e com plete», c h a p te r» a re
flected l i g h t T h e riv e r, too. tu rn e d c ab le . T b e p o w e r h a d l»een s h u t off t »ie
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m ay know y o u r c h ild re n a n d I w ill
th e b a n k s, a s tr a ig h t frin g e , g lo ssy a s cern»-»! supi»o8ed be w ould h a v e “d ead w oubl sp rin g up in one seaso n a n d o f th e D iam o n d M atch C o m p an y la te ly B ut th e re m o te d e s c e n d a n ts of th e
H a ro ld F re d e r ic h a s b eg u n a new
th a t p ro d u ced in O h io ."—F re e P re s s.
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th r e a d s o f co lo red silk . S till th e m an w ire ” to h a n d le .
w ould a lm o st co m p le te ly e x h a u s t th e re»-overe»l flo .iss» from th e co m p an y p re s e n t In h a b ita n t* w ill e x p e rie n c e novel o f e q u a l le n g th w ith ’T h e D a m ­
“ t« h .’ sh e rep lied , ‘you ca n easily tell
T h is q u ite a d iffe re n t s ta te o f a ffairs, fo r n a tio n o f T h e ro n W a re .” b u t In th'*-
H e F a m e d H i» M o n e y .
T h ey fo rg o t a b o u t th e “b ack w a te r" su p p ly . Yet su ch h a s b«*en th e case in a su it h a v in g no o th e r b a sis
s a t th e re w ith th e b a b y
b re a th in g
c u rr e n t fro m th e T h ird s tre e t tro lley th is su m m er. T h e e a rs h av e been sold set th e C o n tin e n ta l pe»»ple to th in k in g , P ro fe s s o r F o rel sa y s th a t In ,H.«s«» book he w ill fo r th e first tim e d e a l m ine, fo r th ey a r e ail w h ite .’
A G e rm a n in a W e ste rn to w n g o t in to
p e a c e fu lly in b is a rm s.
“ T h e h u n te r d e p a rte d , s a y in g th a t he
A fte r b is w o rk w as d o n e b ig X ichol w ire, w h ich k ep t th a t p a rt o f th e c a ­ fo r s u m m e r shelt«irs in ru r a l d is tric ts a n d th e re s u lt w as th a t they e a litd in a y e a rs th e riv e r R hone w ill h a v e tu rn e d e x c lu siv e ly w ith E n g lish people a n d
tro u b le w ith a q u a rre lso m e m a n w ho
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h a d been a te r r o r to his n e ig h b o rh o o d
su b je c ts.
a n d th e s a m e old m an w en d ed h is w ay j
to ren d h is p ap er. A t th is tim e of d ay m u ch “a liv e .” In t»»*n«ling h is h«*ad ta r y lak«-s. fo r c a b in s ou house boats, em ploy*«. T h e re s u lts w ere s t a r ti ng. of th e soil It 1* c o n sta n tly c a rry in g
a n d le ft him d ead . A y o u n g a n d in e x ­
J. M. B a rrie h a s fin ish ed a book o n h o m e w a rd th ro u g h th e w o o d s
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p e rie n c e d la w y e r uudcrt«x»k th e d e ­
' his m o th e r e n title d “ M arg et O gilvy.
th is tim e he fo u n d th e m o th e r b ird
H u n d r e d s o f c h ild re n sw a rm e d an d th e b re a k , fo r th e lig h t w as dim d o w n c a m p e rs on th e co ast o f lx>ng Is la n d in o rd in a ry h e a lth , a u d o f r a th e r m ore
, to l«e p u b lish e d in th is c o u u try . It is m «.anlug a n d lu g re a t d is tre s s. O n in ­ fe n se o f tL e G e riu a a . a n d ju s t b e fo re
s p ra w le d on th e h o t p a v e m e n t, w h ile th e re , th e m e ta llic fix tu re s on
th e S ou n d, an d Its Islands.
A DEAD-AND-ALIVE CITY.
I no, a b io g rap h y in th e o rd in a ry sen*e. q u irin g th e c a u s e o f h e r g rie f sh e ex- j th e case w as to be tr ie d he fo u n d , to
A X orw ich th a n o rd in a ry good looks, a» m any a*
th e w o m an sa t on th e step s, fa n n in g d i v e r s h elm et tou«'he»l th e c h a rg e d en d p a rty a t S co tcb ea p . on th e Thames r iv ­ six ty h a d d e fe c tiv e t«-eth. Som e «-f th -
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posed o f eleven cou:iative-l«x>king
• pi«*» e of w ork he h a* vet doue.
W e a lth a n d P o w e r .
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F ro m th e s,atl«»n w e d ro v e th ro u g h a
o f co o ln ess d rifte d u p fro m th e riv e r s ig n a le d “ u p ” a s q u ic k a s be cou ld , a n d
lf th b ein g a «. J e n n a a. A “def«-nse
v a s a w n in g eov»-r» th e c o u rty a rd m ad e e x a m in e d by tb e d e n tis t th e re w ere s ta rin g w h ite s u b u rb , p a st th e w ell ut«-s a h ith e rto u n re c o rd e d auecdot«- «hot only y o u n g b la c k b ird s , a n d your>. tw e ift
w ith a n a u d ib le m u rm u r o f th a n k f u l­ w h en h a u le d to tb e s u rfa « e e x p re s se d
f u n d ” w as im tm -diately raise»L a n d th e
by tb e c ars, an«, a ta ll flag staff risin g exj-«.«»*», n erv es. E v ery d o c to r k n o w s w hitew ash«<l w alls o f th e b u ll-rin g . ,o i o f C h ris to p h e r X o rth . A lady a«liuiror you sa y . w ere w h ite .’
n e ss in its w ake.
a s tro n g d e sire to s ta y th e re .
G e rm a n w as a p p ro a i hed w ith a prom -
! from th e c e n te r com plete» th e p leasin g th a , to expos«- a boue. not p ro p e rty <x>v- th e F o n d a d e O rie n te . It w as still e a rly ' h a s Ju st c o m p lim e n te d K it u p o n th e
S till so b b in g , sh e sa id :
M rs. H elm c a m e o u t o f th e ho u se a n d
H e h ad been s u rp ris e d a s w ell s s
th e ac-
“ ‘T hey h a v e b»*en b lack to you. b u t 1 i*v th a t, if he m an ag - i to
' e s ta b lis h m e n t. O ne o f th e can» is used e re d w ith e u a m e l, to th e fu m e s of p hos­ in th e af,ern«»»»n. th e su n fierce, th e ' size o f h is "n o b le h«-aj’’ w hen be ra th -
sto o d liesid e h e r h u sb a n d .
sh a c k e d , a n d he w a n te d to q u it w ork
v erd ict o f m an-
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a s a k itch en a n d w o rk sh o p , an d th e p h o ru s. m e a n s u«^crosi*. w h ich Is «b-aih lig h t b lin d in g -the h o u r w hen all s u m ­ I e r ataggere», h e r by re p ly in g : “T ru e . th ey a r e all w h ite to me.
“ Is y o u r h a n d m u ch s o re to -n ig h t? " th e r e a u d th e n , a s it w as not In his
w«»rth $1.000 to
s la u g h te r. It w ould
o th e rs a re lounging, sleep in g a n d recep ­ of th e b»»ne. T h e C o n tin e n ta l M atch m e r w e h a d been aleep iu g a n d d re a m ­ I m a d a u i; In o u r v illa g e th e re w as only Kecor«L
s h e in q u ire d a n x io u sly , a s sh e c a u g h t c o n tra c t to h a v e liv e w ire s a p p lie d to
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a fro w n o f p a in on th e m a n 's face.
h is “ h e a d p ie e e .” H e w as re m o n s tr a te d
It s ta n d s by its e d ict, a s th e m a n a g e r
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sa y s it w ill, th e re w ill be som e busy
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T h e m u sical or w h istlin g tr e e is fo u n d d e n tis ts in P a ss a ic , o r else th e m a tc h
Is-au ty like it. w«‘ could uot s ta y In th e to th e G e rm a n re v ie w . Z n k u u ft. in la w u a n d p a rk p a rtie s w hich a re so th e jo y fu l la w y e r fo r th e d e fe n s e co u ld
h a n d , a n d now It w as tied up in a w ad have been sb«x-ked by e le c tric ity lie- in th e W est In d ia n Is la u d s. in X ubia w ork* w ill close.
d ull h o tel bedroom , th o u g h w ith Its w hich he a tte m p ts to tra c e th e r e la ­ p o p u la r a t th is tim e of y e a r. It is q u ite . no: get th e $1.000 in to tn e G e rm a n 's
o f rag . r a th e r d ir ty a n d blood sta in e d . c a u s e th e p o w e r w a s s h u t off n t th e a n d th e S u n la n .
It h as a p e c u liar-
S h a k in g h a n d s
tile d floor It w as fa irly cool a n d clean, tion b e tw e e u relig io n a n d crim e, an d n e c o x a r y . as «'very g rl h o ste ss know ». ; h a n d s too q u ic k ly .
H e w as fin ally p e r­ sh a p e d leaf, a n d p«sl» w ltli a sp lit o r
“ I t h u r ts w o rse to -n ig h t th a n it e v e r p o w e r bouae.
A T e x a s S w in g .
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j o|»eu e»,ge. T h e w ind p a u sin g th ro u g h
Mr. R. B. Z im m e rm a n , of W a rren ,
c r e e ls . H e su m s u p : “T h e relig io n s tin- g u e sts apix-ar. so th»-y will n e v e r i he sla p p e d hltn on th e b a c k a n d s a id :
in g a w a y u n d e r it,” X ichol H elm a n ­ im a g in a tio n , o r so m e th in g o f th e so rt.
«en»!* o u t th e s»>un«l w hich giv««s na* w h at is p ro b a b ly th e hig h est sw iu g h u n g o v er it like a ¡a ll. E v e ry w in d
“ You d id no b ly ! Y ou m u s t h a v e h ad
s w e re d . g lo o m ily ; fo r h is th u m b w as a n d . hK» h elm et b e in g p u t on, d o w n be th e tr e e its ¡»eculinr n am e. Iu K arha- in T e x a s. T h e fra m e I* m ad e of pine lug s tre e t In th e la b y r in th lieyond th e w h ich se rv e a s a » h»*» k to c rim e a re know th a t th e re h a s I mx - u an y ice ,o a te r rib le tim e m a k in g th o s e m en a g re e
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n e c e ss a ry to h is tr a d e a n d h is tr a d e w as w en t a g a in .
to sim p le i.’. a n s la u g h te r ."
n e c e ss a ry to h is o w n a n d ten o th e r see w h a t he w as a ,to u t he w a s sh o ck ed tre»-s, a n d w hen th e tra«le w ind* blow set lu th e g ro u n d e ig h t fccL m ak in g th e iu sig h t, only once iu a w hile a In-ggar. siou fo r m o ra lity a m i ,1 m *«’ th a , a re s ta r t th e boys am i g irls first to a r r iv -
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w ith th e ir Iro n -b a rre d w indow s, w ere ism .”
say "m ix e d b is c u its ” a few tim es, am ,
m a d d e r th a n b efo re.
F in a lly so m e w h ich In th e *,111 h o u rs o f th e n ig h , ha*
tor, papa.”
fa s te n e d to th e top of th e u p rig h t piece» t ’g h t s h u t; th e p lace w as a b a n d o n e d
A W » » n d e r, u l M a t e r i a l .
K ip lin g 's new n«»vel of th e Gl«»u»'es- th e n try “gig w hip.”
“ G o to th e d o c to r!” s n a rle d X ichol. o n e th o u g h t o f s h u ttin g off th e p o w e r a v ery w eird a m , u n p le a s a n t effect. A
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in su ch a w ay a» to be a s s tro n g as if a n d d e so late, its alienee n u b ro k c u by ,«-r tlsh i-n m n . “C a p ta in C o u ra g e o u s."
T h e p e a ,, o r tu r f , ta k e n fro m th e
s a v a g e ly , “ w h en I a in ’t e v en p u t by a < fro m th e T h ird s tre e t line, a n d th e c a ­ specie« of aca«da. w hich g ro w s very
they 'll all be la u g h in g a u d re a d y to a ,
th e fra m e wa* all of on»- piece. D u th e gouud o f toil o r traffic.
Irish bogs, is u sed a* fuel in th e m an ­
h a s finally I h i n s e c u r e l fo r se ria l ¡m b
c e n t fo r coal, a n ’ w in te r cornin' n e a re r b le w a s soon ra ise d a n d p ro p e rly re ­ a b u n d a n tly in th e S o u d an , is a lso called
ta c k th«- very u ext guest w ho a rr iv e s
n o rth side of th e aw in g is a ¡Mile fo rty -
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X o rw a jr S p ru c e .
o f nn-ch attical purp»*»*«. A fte r being
sw in g Is strapi»ed iu. if he o r she d e ­ We«», w hose s tr e e ts w ere e v e r a liv e ae ria l rig h ts, w h ile Mr. H eu ley s X c\
h u n g in th e hot tw ilig h t, w h ile a s a
"S ix th ick th is tle s tic k s .”
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th e a p |x a r a u c e o f a n e\» 'ccd in g ly
of th e rope, th e o th e r en d of w hich :* proc«-sslon*. th e c la tte r of s tu d e n ts d e r am i s«x u red »lie sto ry fo r $7.«M.k>.
first th in g to -m o rro w .”
a u d iii* i»oek of pickled p ciq iers fa d e s e»«arse brow u fa b ric .
lias been a m a tte r of In te re st to e n ­ A fte r th e Inaect h a s emerg«^l fro m a
A fte r f u r th e r
“ I’ll see m y se lf d e a d first!” g ro w led d e a v o r to find tine sp e c im e n s o f th is c ir c u la r b ole In tb e sid e of th is s w e ll­ ru u th ro u g h th e pulley an d fa s te n e d going to au d from th e schools. wli«»*e T h e co n clu sio n a s to tb e re la tiv e im ­ in to in alg n itlcau ce.
c a rd in g *
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p o rta n c e of G re a t B rita in a n d th e
th e m a n ; b u t he w e n t—a n d sh e w ent tr e e lu It* n a tiv e h a b ita t, b u t th e ing. th e o p en in g , play«*«, upon by th e
If you h a p p e n to h a v e a k »dak. a u d c re a m y , ch o co la te-co lo red tiixT. w hich
start»-», off a n d th e sw in g e r Is pulled p o w er, fo r v u ltu re am i im lu stry th e I n itcd S ta te s from »be n o v e list's point
w ith him .
th e su n lig h t is b rig h t, th is is y o u r ca n b e sp u n hit«» y a rn o r w oven in to
se a rc h h a s b een iu v ain . X o w h ere do w in d . l»ecotnea a m u sical lnsfruim -nt.
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T b e d o c to r looked a t th e p o o r b an d , th ey a tt a in th e size o r th e b e a u ty th a t e q u a l in sou n d to a sw e e t-to n e d flu te.—
ch an ce. B riu g it o u , q u ite suddenly
w«x»len good«. It «*an be bleached to a
re a c h e d he drop» th e roin- am i is a t a n d m e rc h a n ts am i w om en d o c to rs? It k e p t th e w olf fro m th e d o o r a little
a ll p uffed an d c rim so n .
w e h a v e th e m in A m erica. In reg io n s T i t - B I t a . ______________
a n d ta k e p ic tu re s o f all th e g u e s ts pr»*
sn o w y w h ite n e s s a t J »ly«xl any color.
om 'e la u n c h e d in to space, som etim e« go w as a s If a p la g u e hail fallen su d d en ly lo n g er by th is p re lim in a ry «ale. Mr.
••The th u m b w ill h a v e to com e off w h e re th e tim b e r h a s b een c u t, w e do
e n t w hile th e ir ini'»* a r e «crew«*», up 1; c a n b e p n x lu e id for one-third th e
F a c ia l llc n e n ib la n **e *.
lug a s high a s 1«*» fe e t on th e opp*>slt« upo n th e to w n , a n d le ft not om- m an
K ip lin g lias gone to L a b ra d o r fo r a
I t ’s Ju st lik e you p eople to w a it u n til not e x p e c t m u ch in th e seco n d grow th,
in th e effort to m a s te r “th is tle s t i c k s .’ <x*t o f s h ix lih . a u d in the fiuer uiak«-s
S e n a to r D an iel, o f V irg in ia, w ho w aa side fro m th e pole. O ne tu rn at th e w o m an o r ch ild to tell th e ta le .—C en ­ lu o u tli's tisl. tig.
It’s too late, th e n com e h ere a n d e x p e c t b u t th e re a re Im m en se tr a c ts fro m
You w ill get som e very fu n n y re s u lts . tlle a p p e a ra n c e is equal to tw eed. Sev-
m e to c u re y ou! You w ill be lu ck y if w h ich th e lum l»er « a n n o , 1 m - rem o v ed to th e te m p o ra ry c h a irm a n o f th e D em o­ sw in g la g e n e ra lly en o u g h to s a tis fy tu ry .
L a b o r a t th e G u a n a Gol«l-Fi»-ltl«». a n d w h en th e p h o to g ra p h s a re finish**»! e ra l m e m b e rs of th e ro y al fam ily, in­
c r a tic N a tio n a l C o n v en tio n , b ear* a one fo r th a t ev en in g . S ince th e e re c ­
y o u d o n ’t lose y o u r a rm .”
a n y m a rk e t; b u ,'th e r e th e tre e s m erely s trik in g fiK'lal rea e m b la n c e to tb e late
T h e Y o n n g e s t M e t a l.
E v e ry p la c e r h a s a m an w ho «lo» - th ey w ill m a k e a m ost a m u s in g s»vt,ven r clu d in g th e D u ch ess of York, have pur­
X ichol H elm sta g g e re d b ack w ith s
look old w ith o u t h a v in g a tta in e d g re a t E d w in B ooth, th e a c to r. T h e lith o ­ tion of th e sw in g Mr. Z im m erm an*«
A lu m in u m , th e y o u n g est o f a!l m etals. n o th in g else b u t p ack ¡»rovlsion* from of th e »x-casion.
c h a s e d d re s s e s of it. 1» is « 1 »
« u ti‘
g asp . T h e s o rro w s o f th e p oor com e
size o r re m a rk a b le b e a u ty .
1'he X or­ g ra p h s o f T h o m a s \V. K eene, th e t r a ­ hou se h a s becom e a reso rt ev ery even I» rap id ly cornlug in to g en era! use. I» th e riv e rsid e to th e p lace r. T h e gov
H a v in g
g ra d u a te d
fro m
“ th is tlc se p tic a u d ¡x«***-*««« ab«»MrbeBt qualities
b a ld ly , w ith n o th in g to so fte n th e ir a n
ing
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,
w a y m ap le I* very flue, b u t n o w h e re g e d ia n , w ould s»-rve fo r p ic tu re s of
w a s d isco v ered by F re d e ric k W oliler. e ru m e n t lim it fo r th e load Is fifty s tlc k s ." try som e of th e fo llo w in g tw s ’ *»» g re a t t h a t It will soak up uine tim e«
n o u n c e m e n t; fo r b e tw e e n th em a n d th e
b e tte r th a n it 1* seen iu A m erica. Q u ite W iliam J . B ry a n , th o u g h th e back p a r, a n d p a rtie s fre q u e n tly cotne from H y ­ a G e rm a n p ro fe sso r, lu 1827. but to St. p o u n d s, b u t so m e tim e s n bun«lr»*tl e ra :
lt* o w n w eig h t of ,m»lsture. T he v alu e
f a c ts o f life th e re Is no b u ffet o f gold
s in g u la rly , its fo liag e is la rg e st am i o f B ry an '* b ead very closely resem b le s a t t a u d o th e r n eig h b o rin g to w n s to e n ­ C la ir D eville, a F re n c h m a n . b»-lougs p o u n d s o r eveu m ore is c a rrie d , but o f
“C a n a tin k e r tin a tea k e ttle , tick le o f p eat fib e r a* a u o u -ro n d u cto r of h e a t
a n d s ilv e r to tu r n th e c m e le s t tr u th to
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ft nt-st in th e f a r X o rth . T h e b irch Is th a t o f W ilson B a rre tt, th e E n g lish a c ­
th e hon o r of b eing th e fo u n d e r o f th e c o u rse fo r e x tr a pay. T h e co lo red l»oy a ta lk e r o r ta c k le a k ite ? "
h i* b een long k n o w « in th is co u n try ,
Xewa.
“ in « m om «! b l. ««Ife w u al b l. .hie. ! «»■■■<« everywhere, «n.l I. .he only tree to r .—C h icag o I n te r O cean.
M anuel w hom 1 em p lo y ed uot y»-t a
a lu m in u m im lu stry .
“ S to p a t »lie *h q> at th e to p of S ta te w hen» It Is used iu th e liuing of re-
f r k e r a t o r s a n I «•»•id sto ra g e n o w s , a n d
T b e first a rtic le m ad e of th is m etal g ro w n m an -ou one o ccasion cnrri«>»l s tre e t."
“He shan’t do itl I can cure It—don't in th e m ore n o rth e rn reg io n s. T h e
B r a n t i,u l G ift fr«»ni «lew*.
A n E x p e rt h h o t.
n o rth e rn m o s t fo re s, iu th e w orld is
v. a s In co m p lim en t to L ouis X apoleon. sev en ty ¡»oumls. w hile I. c a rry in g ,«»»
a lso a s a c o v e riu g fo r steam i'jx»s.
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let him touch you!”
Mr. S m y se r, of S u m m erv ille, G a., al
“Send the woman out,” «aid the doc i sa id to be o n e on th e U i/o te n Islan d * . th o u g h n e a rly 07 y e a rs old. Is «»111 a se n te d by a J e w is h o rd e r to th e Ilo m e w ho bail bellied D eville—a b aby ra ttle te n ts w eig h in g « b o u t fiftee n p o u n d s, w as a th is tle s ifte r. S he h ad a sieve of
t h e Itatu'« 1‘ictare.
T b e X o rth C ap e reg io n is tre e le ss. B ut
became very w eary a f t e r tra v e lin g h a lf s ifte d th is tle s a n d a siev e of u n sifte d
fo r th e in fa n t P rin c e luii»erlal.
tor.
••1 am tire d to d e a th .” d ecla red Mrs.
c ra c k sh o t. A t a re c e n t p ra c tic e he p u t fo r th e A ged nt Y onkers. It i» a taste-
In 1855. w hen th e first a lu m in u m th e d is ta n c e : tlie re u p o u he took one of th istle s, a n d sh e w as a th is tle s if te r .”
The cobbler sank Into a chair, his big n o w h e re d o es th e b irch a tta in th e size se v e n b u llet« o u t o f te n in to a ta r g e t a t
®nd « erv leeald g ift.
h ere has,
M atronly a s sh e re a c h e d hom e from
w e so m e tim e s see on o u r sid e of th e
In re c e n t y e a rs , been a re m a rk a b le co m p an y w as fo rm ed , th e cos, of a th e te n ts ou to p o f h is load. P ro b a b ly
body limp as * baby’s.
“ S h e stixxl a t th e d»x»r welcoming d o w n to w n th e o th e r ev en in g .
sixty
feet
A tla n tic .—C or. A lb an y C u ltiv a to r.
be
could
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“But. doctor—my trade—I’ll starve!”
g ro w th of th e love o f a r t am o n g th e p o u n d of th e m e ta l w as a b o u t $200. In
him in .”
-W h a t'« th e m a tte r ? ” a sk e d h e r hus-
- t v «*11, If you would rather die---- ■
”
1880 C h a rle s M. H all, of O b erlin , O. h o u rs, b u t o w in g to my slow m -ss It
H i« T e e th C aused H l« D e a th .
! Jews of New York.
A n o th e r In te re s tin g d iv e rsio n Is th e b a u d .
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ou shan’t die! You shan’t starve!
A m a n w as d ro w n e d w hile b a th in g a t
p a te n te d a n e le c tro ly tic proc»‘sa. H e.
ey«f-hole g am e. S u sp e n d a sh eet b e­
“ B een h a v in g b a b y 's p ic tu re ta k e n .
G ood C a re o f Horses.
T h e to w e r of L ondon w as b u ilt a t R oca w ay B each th ro u g h liia fa lse te e th
I’ll help you”’ broke in the wife, throw­
w ith a few of his frie n d s, th e n s ta r te d d i-stln n tlo n c o m p letely w orn o u t. It Is tw e e n tw o trees o r iu fro n t of th e la w n
T h ey h a v e a w ay o f ta k in g th em in-
F
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re
com
pelled
to
ing her arms about her husband and v a rio u s p erio d s. T h e w h ite to w e r w as slip p in g Into hla th r o a t a n d s tra n g lin g
a sm a ll p la n t on th e h an k of th e A lle­ c e rta in ly Im p o ssib le f o r a w h ite m a n to te n t a n d c u t a hole in It Ju st th e size of
s ta n ta n e o u s ly now , you k n o w . ’
p a ss a p u b lic e x a m in a tio n ere th ey a re g heny riv e r, eig h te e n m iles above P itta
labor lu th a t sw a m p y c o u u try .— Ceu-
drawing his head down on her breast. b u ilt In th e tim e o f W illiam tb e C o n ­ him so th a t he could not keep a f lo a t
a n o rd in a ry eye. T h en let ¡ a r t o f th e
“ H ow long w ere you a t It? ”
p e rm itte d to w ork a t th e bu*lncss.
tu ry .
“Poor papa!” she whispered, stroking q u e ro r. G ra u d u lp h . b ish o p o f R o ch es­
b u rg . T h e first y e a r tb e c o m p an y pro
c o m p a n y go b ohiut, th e te n t an d p a r,
“T h re e h o u rs a u d a h a lf ." —D e tro it
T h e y m u st u n d e rs ta n d th e c a re a n d
If w e w ere a w o m an , we w ould ra th
bis hair with her knotted, freckled te r, w as th e a rc h ite c t, a n d b eg an It
d u ced 75 p o u n d s of a lu m lu u m a d ay .
S tee l fo r Pen» a n d S w o rd .
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hands. “It’ll
all right.
A t th e p re s c u t tim e th e r e is m ore sid e ste p up a u d place one eye close to
w hich w as sold fo r $4.50 a pound, lu
licen sed to shoe tb e a n im a ls.
A n h o u r la te r th e y s a t to g e th e r In th e co m m en ced a n o th e r c a s te lla te d b uild- him ch ew to la c c o .
\Ye h a v e n o ticed th a t w hen th e dug»
1805 a co m p an y b u ilt a la rg e p la n , a t ste e l used lu th e m a n u f a c tu r e o f p en s th e hole, a n d th o se on th e o th e r «ide try
old horse car. His arm was In a sling, ing. k n o w n as the tower of St. Thomas,
get
a f t e r a ra b b it, Ils le ft h ind foot
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walking
that
makes
a
to g u e ss th e n a m e of th e person. T h is
We all have strings to us which some
and a club-shaped bandage took the under which is the “Traitor’s Gate.”
ing additional works. When these are to rie s In tb e w orld.
«
bill collector tired.
« 1« much harder thau It would seem, for, doesu't save lL
c ia else la pulling.
LANDS LtTTLE KNOWN.
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W H E N D E A T H IS R EA L.
MARRIAGE A FAILURE?
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