'-wngf
Whin Pharaoh's dancliter
Wliit ilown to the water
Fliure tlicro was young Moses a-swimmis
UlTlUt'.ll,
Wld lils Imslcct all handy
And a stick of swuto randy
To kapu him from crj In until lie was found.
Bez she to a maiden:
"lirlng here tlm young liaytlion.
Your trollcrj bo sliakin, ye lazy colleen.
If tho water once wets lilm.
Or tho alligators gets him,
It's no crocodile's tears you'll bo shcddln, I
weon."
So whin from his swimmln
Ho was brought to tho wlmmln,
Faith It shows how tho blarney's a fcmalo's
chief Joy.
A nnti bow lie was makln,
Just as ehuro as I'm upakln,
"Begorra," saj s she, "ho's tho broth of a boy."
Jack Haven lu University Courier.
I SMELL SMOKE.
Mr. Snoodlo is nn invorcrato smoker
mid has a most rcprehonsiblo habit of
Binoking in bed, but Mrs. Suoodlc,
though sho allows him to smolco any
wlicro else, very properly forbids him to
indttlgo in such a dangerous practice?
Howovcr, as Mrs. Snoodlo is a remark
ably sound sleeper Mr. Snoodlo frequent
ly manages to enjoy a few stolen whiffs.
Ono night when in bed Mr. Snoodlo
had an irresistiblo desiro for a pipe,
which ho in vain endeavored to combat
His wifowas fast asleep, so ho cautious
ly stretched out his hand for his pipe,
which lay on a little tablo by tho bed
side. Then with equal caution ho fillet
it, lighted up and was puffing away
witli iutenso relish when Mrs. Snoodh
txtrncd over and gave two or threi
snorts.
"I bulievo bho's going to wako up, '
thought Mr. Snoodlo and hastily took
his pipo from his mouth and placed it
on tho table.
Mrs. Snoodlo gavo a few moro snortt
and woko up. Then sho gavo a scries a
buiffs, and Mr. Snoodlo trembled, foi
tho room was pregnant with tobaccr
smoke.
"John, uro you smoking?" asked hit
wifo sternly.
"Certainly not, my dear. Whatcvo.
makes you think so?" ho innocniitly in
quired. "Bccauso I can smell tobacco, " she
replied. "Phew, how strong it is! Don't
you smell it, Johiir"
"Can't say I do, Martha. I'vo got
bit of a cold."
"Open your eyes, man, and then you
will, ' ' snapped Mrs. Snoodlo.
"I don't smell with my eyes, "gig
gled Mr. Snoodlo.
"What I mean is wako up properly
and sniff hard. Now, can't you smell
it?"
"Well cr I think there is a faint
odor of tobacco, ' ' admitted tho culprit
"Think faint odor! Why, tho place
reeks with it! I tell you what it is,
John, there's somebody smoking in the
house," declared his wife.
"Do you think Jano indulges in a pipo
on tho sly?" suggested Mr. Snoodle.
"Nonsense 1"
"Woll, my dear, tho only other living
thing in tho houso is tho cat, and 1
never heard of cats smoking. "
"Don ' t talk rubbish, John. It 's a seri
ous matter. It's my firm belief there's a
burglar smoking in tho house." And
Mrs. Snoodlo shivered.
"Ah, very likoly, " replied Mr. Snoo
dle, thankful for his lucky oscapo and
preparing to go to bleep again.
"John, aro you going to sleep and let
tho houso bo ransacked?" askod his wife
indignantly.
"Cortainly not, my dear."
"Then why don't you go down stairs
and catch tho burglar?' '
Mr. Snoodlo very reluctantly got out
of tho warm bed into tho cold air, sleep
ily lighted a candle and moved toward
tho door.
"Aren't yon goiug to tako somo
weapon of defense?" asked his wife.
"Do you want to bo killed? I never saw
sucli a man I"
Mr. Snoodle rather sulkily seized tho
poker and muttered that "if ho found a
burglar ho'd mako it smoking hot for
him."
Ho had got half way down stairs and
was thinking of anything but burglars
when ho suddenly saw a man dart out
of tho dining room and bolt down tho
kitchen stairs. Mr. Snoodlo's first im
pnlso was instant flight, for ho was an
arrant coward, bnt ho was so astounded
and petrified with fear that ho was ut
terly unablo to either movo or speak.
Ho simply stood still, holding tho caiullo
nearly upsido down, with his month
wido open. Then ho heard the back door
bang and know that tho burglar was
gone, so thought it was about timo for
.action and to earn a little cheap glory.
So ho roared eut: "You villains 1 I'll
murder you! I'll scalp ycu as clean as a
whistle!" and rushed down stairs. He
hail never before felt so heroio in his
life. Ho bounded into tho dining room
and fought fiercely with tho furnituro,
especially tho fender, as ho could bang
into that without injuring it much un
til ho was quito oxhaustcd.
"Johu, John, conio up stairs 1"
screamed Mrs. Snoodlo. "You'll bo
killed 1"
"It's all right, Martha!" shouted
back Mr. Snoodle.
"Havo you got the rascals safely
bound then?"
"N. they've got away. But I'vo
nearly killod eml"
"Thank heaven 1 Como up stairs and
lot mo dress your wounds, dear," said
Mrs. Snoodlo solicitously
Mr. Snoodlo, after securing tho back
door, which tho servant had omitted to
ock and undoing tho bundle of plate
hat tho burglar had left behind in his
hurry to escape, went up stairs.
"Oh, John," oxclidmri r o...,,
Oh, John,
on
Tui.ni,n.. i.i... ..:. "" ouuotuo
Mv...u.Mfa una, "Men vnn'ro
dead?"
not
"No, dear," ho said, moppW hi
brow. "But it was a tertbtaffi
"I'm suro it was. I uuver helrd such
on awful row. Did they tako anVtlS
"Onlv their hoot." Ji1,"??'
Snooalo. "I was Justin time to prevent
enicRrrrinir off the heat n, .. .
Biuuuu air.
, . t 11 tl J Ut
our
Idiot o! n JiHia forjtit to lock Ito back
door. I'll give it tb hoi- in (lid morn
iugl" "Tho silly girl! How many burglars
wcro there, John?"
"Two. Ono groat fellow over 0 feet,
and nnothcr bigger, if anything, but I
caught ono u crack on tho head that
must havo pretty well smashed it, and
I'm suro I'vo broken tho other ono's leg, "
declared tho mendacious Mr. Snoodlo.
"Then I wonder ho could runaway,"
remarked his wife.
"Hq doesn't run with his arms,
Martha."
"No, but you said you'd broken his
leg, John. "
"Oil, I meant arm."
"I buppo-,e the place is covered with
blood?" queried Mrs. Snoodlo.
"No, they took that away with 'em
I mean they ran nway so quickly that
don't think it had timo to drop. "
"I'm glad of that. I hopo you haven't
;ot any internal injuries, Johu?" asked
Mrs. Snoodlo anxiously.
"Well, dear," ho laughed, "I havo a
strange empty fooling about tho stom
ach, but I daro say a littlo whisky and
water will put that all right."
"John," exclaimed his wife, gazing
at him admiringly, "I never felt so
proud of you as I do at this moment.
Fancy you tackling two great burglars
and putting them to flight without get
ting a bcratch yourself! I always
thought you wcro rather a coward. For
give me, darling, for having thought so,
tor now I know you aro tho bravest of
tho bravo!"
"I don't know about that, Martha,
but I think I havo my sharo of cour
age, " said Mr. Snoodlo modestly.
"You're a perfect hero!" exclaimed
jdrs. Snoodlo enthusiastically. "Would
.Tou not like a pipe, dearest? You haven't
lad n smoko since supper time, and I'm
ntro you deservo ono after your turriblo
-xcrtions. As you know, John, I never
abject to your smoking anywhere, ex
cept in bod. That I will not allow. "
"Quito right, Martha. Thero's no
telling what such u piactico might lead
to," remarked Mr. Snoodlo thoughtful
ly, lighting his pipe.
"Fancy, John," said Mrs. Snoodlo,
'fancy mo smelling those burglars smok
ug! What inipudenco they 'vo got! How
jver, if I hadn't siuellud tho binoke, wo
ihouldn't havo discovered tho burglars,
io wo may say our property Mas saved
oy a pipe, may wo not?"
"Wo may indeed, Martha," replied
Mr. Snoodle, and ho meant it. London
Tit-Bits.
Goht Digging.
Perhaps it was not an old "forty -uiner"
who gavo tho following descrip
tion, but it was a man who knew tho
work in question. Like most cnthusi
ists, howovcr, ho underrates tho trial
md disappointment invelved:
It's tho prettiest work lover did It's
tho fascination of it, when you've
struck it pretty rich and seo your gold
sight in front of you, when you're pil
ing it up every half hour of tho day,
with a nugget now and again as big as
a bullet to cheer you.
And then when tho oveniug comes
md yon count it up and find it a hun
dred odd dollars just picked out o' tho
earth that day woll, thero's nothing
liko it!
Then when you don't striko it yon al
ways think you'ro going to. next day,
and it's just as exciting hearing other
men tell in tho oveniug what they've
pulled out as it is counting over your
own. Why, I'vo been three or four
months at a timo without making a dol
lar and without a cent in my pocket;
but, gco whittaker, tho excitement of it
-lou't givo a man timo to think how
hard up ho is! Youth's Companion.
A Creed of Love.
Do not keop tho alabastor boxes of
your lovo and tenderness scaled up until
your friends aro dead. Fill their lives
with sweetness. Speak approving, cheer
ing words whilo their ears can hear
them and whilo their hearts can bo
thrilled and mado happier by them. Tho
kind things you mean to say when they
aro gono say before thoy go. Tho flow
era you mean to send for their coffins
send to brighten and sweoten their
homes beforo they leave them. If my
friends havo alabaster boxes laid away
full of fragrant perfumes of sympathy
and affection which they intend to break
over my dead body, I would rather thoy
would bring them out in my weary and
troubled hours and open them, that I
may bo refreshed and cheered by them
whilo I need them. I would rather havo
a plain coffin without a flower, a funeral
without a eulogy, than a lifo without
tho sweetness of lovo and sympathy. Let
us learn to auoint our friends before
hand for their burial. Post mortem
kindness does not cheer tho burdened
spirit. Flowers on tho cofllu cast no
fragrance- backward over tho weary way.
George W. Childs.
The IenlH"Ins Woman.
It is true that wo read a good deal
about "tho designing woman" in novels
written by ladies. It gives them pleas
ure to describe theso dexterous and wily
creatures doing such mischief among tho
other box. Mothers, too, beliovo that
their pure and innocent sous aro always
in danger from theso unprincipled young
persona And yet tho fact is that at 27
nouo of them can hold a candlo for ovil
intention to any ordinary youth of 17.
Tho hypocrisy with which for their own
ends men nftect to fall in with tho fe
male viowof flirtation and "tho design
ing woman" is contomptiblo. Even tho
most impudent oi them seldom veuturo
to ndopt it among themsolves. Tho
tonguo in their chook is too obvious.
James Payn in London Illustrated
News.
llr.itn Iti-xtorer.
Milk and cheeso havo been placed in
tho list of brain restorers by mombers of
tho Paris Academy of Medicine. Experi
ments havo shown that absolutely pure
Icaseino contains 753 parts out of 1,000
of oreauio phosphorus. The welsh rabbit
may now bo eaten lato at night with a
'i; ttiui,i iVooii.
clear confidence. Kate
Field's Wash
VR
A Tcuiicssoo chaplain, thi UoV. A. li
McNeilly, says that at Port Hudson hi
regiment was encamped next to tho
Thirtieth Louisiana, which was mado
up of French speaking men. Tho French
language, naturally enough, was a mys
tery to mo t of tho rural Tenucssooans.
One night nil hands wcro in tho
trenches. Farragut's fleet was in tho
river, and an attack by land was nlso
expected. Tho Tennessee boys, who wore
clobo to tho boys from Louisiana, no
ticed that tho frogs in tho numerous
ponds wcro croaking incessantly in a
kind of low, continuous chatter.
"Hark, boysl" said ono fellow.
"These frogs have been camped so long
by tho Thiitioth Louisiana that thoy are
all talking French!"
At another timo somo of the men
wcro lounging by tho riverside when
thoy heard some French speaking wom
en, whowero engaged in washing, talk
ing to each other.
Suddenly ono of tho boys cnllod to an
other, who was noted for his slowness
of speech:
"Como hero quick, Sam, and hear
this woman talkl Sho can givo just ono
flutter of her tonguo and say moro in a
minuto than you can in a week."
Youth's Companion.
Politeneo.
Politeness means much. A cablo car
was humming up Broadway and collid
ed with an express wagon at 'Tenth
street "D your eyes!" yelled the
driver. "D your own oyes!" an
swered tho gripman, after which tho air
was bluo with profanities and vulgari
ties, which ought to havo resulted in
somo head punching, and probably
would had it not been for tho interior
encoof a policeman, who, oddly enough,
turned up at tho right timo. After that
everybody went along out of temper,
cross, red faced and ruffled. Not long
niter that a hack was rumbling along
Fourteenth street and nearly upset a
light wagon in which two youug sports
wero speeding Tho polo of the hack
caught between tho spokes of the wagon
wheel and would havo caused consider
able dainago, but tho quick eyo of one
of tho young men saw tho danger. "Ah,
there, Johnnio!" said ho good naturod
ly. "Look out, old man, or you'll break
your stick." Tho hackman answered in
tho same vein, and away they went,
laughing, each about his own affairs.
Yes, molasses is better than vinegar,
and politeness is tho greaso of tho hu
man axlo. Joo Howard.
A Remarkable Tree.
Tho most remarkablo tree yet discov
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ono of tho largest of tho Canary group.
This island is so dry that not even 'a
rivulet is to bo found within its bound
aries, yet there grows a species of tree,
the leaves of which aro narrow and long
and continuo green throughout tho
year. There is also a constant cloud sur
rounding tho tree, which is condensed,
and falling in drops keeps tho cisterns
placed under it constantly full. In this
manner tho natives of Fierro obtain wa
ter, and as tho supply is limited the
population must of necessity bo limited
also. Philadelphia Press.
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The following is vouched for by a cor
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fruto, 1 tin marmalaid, 6 pund Bolt
fish. ' ' Nowcastlo (England) Nowa
Tho Day After the Burglary.
Detective Yes, I'vo got tho descrip
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all right Now, how much money did
tho fellows tako?
Mr. Billus I don't know exactly.
Maria, my dear, how much money was
there in my pockets last night? Chi
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TO GRAND FORKS
CK00KST0N
WINNIPEG ,
HELENA and
BUTTE
THROUGH TICKETS
TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON and all
Points East end South
For Information, lime cards. I mans
tickets call on or wrttt
II. A. THOMAS, Agent, galera
Or A. D. Ohaiilton. Aast. Opnl. Paca
Agont; Portland, Oregon.
-: DRESSMAKING:-
in tbe
LATEST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
Hpeolal attention irlven to
UUII.nilKN'8 HTYXJia
OOTTIMO AND F1TTINO A HI'HOIAI.TV.
Ubop In W.O.T.17.IUohi8, Court SI.
v
The CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
RAILWAY.
Travelers "make a note on U"
This Great Railway Svttem Cenrecti
ut
ST. PAUL and OMAHA
With all transcontlnentaUlnesglvlne
direct and swift communica
tion to all
HTKKM aim EOIJlllKItN POINIB.
AND IS TUB
:::0NLY LINE:::
runnlnp
lSlectrlo Lighted nnd Hlrmu Heated
VCBtlbuled trains of ehfrtnl Hlecplnp,
I'anor, inoira ptid fuUtt .'t.i;
Cars, wfiu t v&ll
Free Recllniiiff Chairs,
Making Its service secoud to none in the
world.
Ticket are on sale at nil prominent rallrowl
ticket offices.
For further Information ask the nearest r 11
road ngont, or address
C.J. EDDY, General Agt.
J. W. CASEY, Trav. Pass Agt.
PORTLAND, Oregon.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES
(Northern Pacific R. R, Co., Lents.)
run
TWO FAST TRAINS
Dally
HHwfcn Ht. Paul. Mlnueapolls and Chicago
M lwaukco and ull points In Wisconsin; rnak
ng connection In Oblcago with all llnesYoii.
I ng east and toutb.
Tickets sold and hnegase chocked through
all points In tbe United States and Canal
Provinces.
for lull Information regarding Routesrates,
nnps, fo1deis.eto.,addriS9yi.ur nearext tick
et agent or J AH. O. FOND,
Jen. l'nss. and Tkt. AgU. Milwaukee, Wis.
HOUSE Painting, Decorating,
1 1 Hard Wood Finishing,
'an giro good references. Estlmatcn famish
ud. Addrpss, Geo. luebstruth, Halem. Kil
lence on Halem Motor Kullwny, North Sn'i m
l.onve orders pi Blelnprrtr HIoRFcrs. 1 .'
Rhoumatlstrif
Lumbago, SoIat?c9
Kidney Complaints,
Lame book. &c.
DR. SAKBEK'S ELECTRIC lELt
With Electro-Mnsnetlo SUBPINSORY
I.ntt.t 1'attnU! Het InnroTcment I
Win cure without nuxllclne all KuIim rcaultlar f roro
OTtr-uiatlon or brain ntrvo forces i cxcMaesorlndln.
cretlon, aa oerrons df bllltr. clevpIeMnoos, Unsuor.
rhumatlni, kldner, liver and, bladder complaint.,
lame back, lumbago, aolatlca, all female oomtualnta,
cr .eral Hi health, eto. This electrle Belt eoBtalni
,1mm.
lllltl
n.wKrni lacmriaisi. over an otntn. .oonwii u
iniuntirroiiuy wearer or wa foneit s,uou.w, ami
will cure allot the auora dlioases or no par, Tbou.
aiida hare been cured br this maielqua nTcotloti
auer anotner remeaieaiaiieu. ana wo mro nuacreuj
of tettlmpnlale in this and ererr other atate.
Our reowral Imjnna XIXCTKIC BVsrKXSOBT, th
crreateet boon erer offered weak men. KHXB wttaaM
11.11.. llMltk tad Tlnrau Slrtaalh OUiRiSTlIU la SO 1 1
Wl! Bend for lllue'd Pamphlet, inalled.sealeU, f r j
8ANDEN ELBOTRIO CO.,
V... 17Urir.ttJtrect.rOKTI.ANa OJLC
Hullluvtd io oi. .... M..U . tealiiuslOUJtfiS
Portland, Or,
HERCULES
GlSsrUinES
A SURE
POWER.
NOELEOTRIO
gfYITH A CHEAP
LINE. REQUIRES
f twcER. NO Bat
I Orcir. ALWAYS
J ANO YOUB WIFE
SPARK. RUMS
CAADEwCASfi.
NO LlKMtCB EK'
units to Keep in
Ready to Siaht,
can sum;.
mr
WE SIVE AOTUAL POWER.
PALMER & REY.
Ban Francisco, CaL forCand, Ob
FOR
CTS.
In Postage, wo will ncml
A Kninjile Kmolopo, of cltlier
WHITE, I'UUSII orllllUMaTC
atflVw
OZZONiS
OWDER.
You have seen it adrertlsei for many
years, but have you ever tried it? If
not, you do not know what an Ideal
CumploxioM 1'OHder 1.
besides belna an acknowledged besutlfior,
bos lusnr refreeblnu ums. Uprorenucliuf.
UK, .uu-burn, wlnd-Un .leosens penplrsllan,
i) to. lufacUthntDjoUdellcatoajiJiwalriililo
protection to tbe foo Uurlim hot wUr.
It Is Hold Everywhere.
For ssuDie. address
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MENTION THIS rArKH.
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