The herald-advance., April 18, 1890, Image 2

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SHADOW PICTURES
...g-, w :-eo y u
rftite.
Not :»t ,j »T»r^ M«f '*!*.
(Kt I s%* n? -to.
TtLrwwn by laaspli^Mea th
A!vrays T-i the am*
lie ic.fc oat :'o* jr.7 ear''-*-*,
ftr. the S ..klu'* U.. tOl 5
o.~ivi Bier father'i*-•«"•* 'e#.t Kim
And ton gtsi, my wia? Ua*kte.-
WHn»a I au-t yoJ .a :u? aaU,
I eouM see agate fur -shadow
Thrown iy jptd-itit •.» to* »all
Anas tfarcsra ••*:*•. aarf face tpUftai—•
OonM it ty for X.4 *1 stlU*
Ew tUii Si'v-Can.:* th.
"Pa, I watt a Oe-Uar fc.ii:"
—But..» ...,r
'VHAT KATE DID.
Hw
-.v a
Dear Little
Girl 11
Wf.'-n .
h-u.in a.i
of prr-tiv
is ot*'o,r.y tn ac
at rf-c^-in. whit*
coasir.c she t«''_
lh« iri'-.
on th*1
be-iiiai
"A .••
•*P«ntans,*" "D^sie?'?" and
Kxprpsj*^,'" or wij*wo«fver th*ir sWi*
harp^nf-d to b*t naan^i. and Ka'i'r had
tlic w,»ie wa—r. -»ii r'.f.m to ht-r-j-s?
in which to think. F!v.-n Mi« llyvtnta
had jT'.-nf- to Farni'••: Ka.i^'t*'j. .ht?.-ss the
roal *i" bad corrip- hf*r to board
rooad wita Ai'//s for sh bal
forjrotten. and Katie Aid the oil
bail th* whole a rr^i s."ho«d «m all '.o
th^rc^e!vf-s. I douV. Ka:if\ heart,
when she fir^t thouent of it. didn't dis
taoce the beating of the prirn
flock, whlob. with i*.h "Oo.T.e
and thvvn Mi^s Hj-ai'-.nth'stjrderlv de-»k.
But Katie's thoughts w^re a pun ueither
heart-beats nor -Io»:k-w»a»:a. ahxjr^d
wa.« she in '"harm:r.^r id-a tnat was
dawning into a *»•*•«t and r^ai pov»ibil*
ity with f-verrj s«--cond'H hurri'-d flight.
All afternoon she found h'-rseif bar-!
ittff to do ha't with it—for it '.-r^t bf
t*«Ti b«*rw-lf an.1 •h*' personal pro
nouns, it sat upon li.e very ourv*^ thai
k*pt thP div.s^r and q^ri^nt from
•lippini? into th*1 dividend, ar.d hit! even i
the big -itraw-i'olorf-d a:ap of Africa!
You «#. Katie was* a vf-ry arriMvoj» i
i e i i a n y u o a V a n
aa fa? as a whoi^jmy tiirifrini-is. or a
gpttinar on in the world, wan '"onrf^rnpd: i
and thwJ'rn shf- »pii! to srho! rf-j".!ar' v.
she mana?«d b*tw«-*n tim^s to-lo raav
odd ta^t^s for tfcf» '•hildl'MM ti^Lsrhlxjrs in I
thit •'par^-iy s^-Ttlrd v-ction th:tt ro-.jrht
h^r in a jf'x/d manj i:»*r!r.Lr,. ani nvrv
p#?iny wan nf
,d'-d.
That was only yesterday, wh^n, so "No. iud^d." ?a:d the rlrnt 9i^ak r.
chiiifd through from his :jn? .j-lrn^y who wa-n't ma-r.rna at ali.
gladly accepted the r-up of h.jt '-off'-e
Katie offered him lit bein2 noon and
Katie having h^r mother's and hT own
luncheon rt-adyi. and. -lipping a bright
npw silvfT dini-r m*o the cup before he
handed it hark. ha«i said:
So little ever happened at the home
hor fae* e!*-«.s to the win 1 I
e»t?*-r eye-» brilliant as stars.
She *w a -hrew i tl*.*I5 g:.*l. as I have
a'rea.iv hinte-i. and know tr. i.tt*.e fc-.-use
ihe and her ~..w ht liv-d in *n a
"hungry" -»ts,!*ee f*om to* i a.s-1 sh®
a i a y 1- -r o a n n
tii*? city to read her m-.-de-it little
announcement, they would •. aLy too
g!a.J:y avail themselves of the
*u* had been "aught to make *o «*'-L
Am*? along the smooih. wil i a
tt't-'k spot suddenly shaded It
in s 3e tim* passed 4.. i,
helk Sn«:r*-a4» d. -il**rv*
Vf?r
now that af.-r mother
had b^oree b:in i. Hut it wasn pfn-|
nip«s shf was thinking* of now—it wan
nifk^ls and dirnf-s and evca quartiiri of i
a doiiar. tnat shoiild grow, j*raduall_v,
teto a pi if 112 to pay h»- fa-rious
Dr. Optic to perform an operation on the
df-ar, dark eye^ of h'^r T.ifh -r, whoso
one cry was to look on'ic a^am apon the
face of hf only cfaiM.'
It wn th=ir own zwsl doctor who had
unknowingly shown h^r th»» p»ibie
to 8^e a patient oat of town that h« fdt niuit head our norv's this wav a.s I"nsr srait^''.
hp must «t to warm hhaself at Mrs. a-, th" snow Usu. (i^od-Vyt. little fjirl, to«jk th
Kc»-ne"s kitchf-n fire. Dr. Saltu^ had till wp sr-e you again."
"I fear I shali n*ver be able to pass i her,and was h:m.-»* if looking oarion-i:T at
this hou«»e herfsif?er without thinking her frees under the boud of hi» buggy i
of that cup of coffee. Mrs. Kerne »o. if top.
I should be-ome a rej-.lar cui»U»rnfer vou "Has it bwim! the fashion?" h»
must not be surprised. Vour little sof'lv but f-ven at this gentle
daughter brews most *-xce!!f-nt coJT»»e,
and there's nothing n "re graU-fui to a
man aitera long, cold ride.
Nor did the sight of a small frame nouse
that stood in such a "poverty-stricken
fashion," as she had always before both studying and recitation—and her
thought, close up to the very road itself, afternoons were her own in which, as
tend to daunt her gay spirit. For now her teacher said, she could "receive."
there was a spiendid rea.son why the It would seem as if there was no end
tonse should set upon the road-side to the doctor's popularity, if all were
and I am prone to believe that the friends of his who drew rein in at the
Tightness and fitness" of all things Keenes- gatfi—and such a sbowCT of sil
seemed just then to enter Katie's mind. ver coin as rattled into the little tray as
That the green shutters were amazed the sleigh-riders put their coffee-cups
at what, not fifteen minutes later, they back with a sigh of satisfaction and
saw done before their very slats, I gathered up the reins for a further da-h
shall not attempt to deny, that the along the smooth, broad highway' No
tm water t^out at the corner of the day passed but some one stopped- and
house wa* not astounded at the sudden often it was
appearance and nearness of a smooth people who bad left their warm fireside
yine board Waring these worda: to see the little child who was so
HOT COrrEE HERE
I» a fact I can not gainsay: but I do de»
I
t*,her8elf
iater
8tood little
read^
Iof
s*.:.%
:a r.
and rr.er-y trebles, sjat soial »'j
ahea1
W i v
i9W A .-
la-.
8'a*i..%rt
».aj ii
Kat
!1 I iff. -pr
jf a n
kut-
It« sr
Stiff."*
As i" •.
the
rr,o*:...n. Katlf f»
ear**fully po:.r?d
«rr-arr. ir. arr
•*u:i a In*.'.'
tinv'oowlof
milk, 5h» Wf-ci.
gKTi'.fmaa n thf- v
rA
Wash-
ing"tn" pa:&t«-d in gr,ui'.\y. '-ha'.k white
1
and f«ar:ui emtrra-d ua thf
half «f d. jr, '*i'.«i in sohrarjr
•pl^ndor on a bra-'k^t-^h^lf y.M ba-'k of I
FIT- aires.
wa- too 2T3*
iMny-r k«»pt. and sh£r t./.i h^r
ab«' it. when, tae w«xi -*ajr
iw snail-ake way. she brought the 4aiall
salvor md^rs ani it ?h* nickel in her
moth»*r'i hani. Mrs. Keene. .-^n -ze
hf*ari h^r da-Jch^-r'a »-.nd--rf n.
r,,vf*red hr-r whit« fa*e with her :«r
har.d^ and
w*j»
way w:.uf to^-arn thf twenty doiiars, pU-a^iire.
whi''b. h^- said, he wo iid pf'rniiade the I "F'athor.'* «aid another voif**1, "fiftv
preat rr^an to accept for the difficult and cenw n't aparti- fc1 *.«o Ibr tbii
de!irate *ork. I deh-dou-, trr-at: i» :t :na:r,mar'
vs-ry but.
th'1 t»arH r«.»!:ed du.-n »tftl? into ber la
Katie iin»-w that she was not at all di
c".ea-f?d. .* wa.-* in «3 i way rery, very
happy,
ud•!••-. rCatie heard a?a:n the warn
ing of *ne Ivo-jr b'-Il.H h" j.u. I
heard V f*re. Ear-'-rlr l:«ten»--d.
th:n time not ?oin? ta the window to s he had
w a o -t -i n o e 5 a v
"n i:a.T.»* the janjle •-.f
near**-, -itili nearer, until- 1 „i '"j
—-aurfdyitacst—j»-s, th«--v hav»stopped! i
With a 1 title p^S" of joy Kati- was 1
o?it of i j'-r-i a'/aii. ar.d. s.jn^ alm^-^t
4-Ani
Fift-,--five cents! I'm afraid tfc# sttsss
that, iwell
ud
•juesrion Katie AtarU-d.
"What, sir? Oh. it i«
BiJTn
of the Ker-nes that, after the d./otor had i Katn.- told him. And s.j!Tj :.u\V while
kindly looked at Mrs. Keene's poor evo#
all this ootT'-e .Irinkingv"
sbo was
and fjld her that a very SD*-eIy reit.'n- eye—an ob/-.-t tnat seemed to ra
tion to sight was possible* had left the a good deal of brushing out with
house, clambered into his bt.gsry set on
tbe
runners and driven awav, Katie could handkerehief. And. when Katie had
think of nothing but what the dootor flf'.i^sd- be v.aid jn
paid. fer«nt from hi- usual tones, "bring me
She saw his kind face in the very hot- bowlr'ul- go-d u.^a-ure, mind—1
h.v:*.\ At V1 end of fonr s *fn
K«.-en« i- brought, lack *o tb'1 litt
fr,v-\.- i*uir,, the* tk ia
w :t,an a th«- Un 1. :h- ujra
w. :u.nled f"1./1 tue d„»
n -n o
a
paaion.
in folkn' •'•v s at -oy as
at sorrow must hav* blvxred Katie's
own just then, for, without her beiag tit
the least 'aware of It, Or. -Salty* bad
I driven his big black ho-rsse' close beside
sp^akinflr somethm? got into
folds of his pr» trv. pal.-.1 »-. silk
a
•"•.-icv. -ned t»f day. at
ci.'h'. lar*d to os.t far a rc*
004?nt at sbe df-ar. farr:..:ur oh i":U a"f
uld h* ne. l-ar- -it ill *M
tfc»? fa--- •.f ht--" nc-b. hu had
b^-'St '1
1
aii'r
»*hose
place,
-va.-h
a-O.T-
r.uy *-re ««tins?,
•a '.f-r. had
..ad for^ro't'-n to p.."
1 :*. down, a» 1 had
within not only th*
n he *u about t.
on
bu- -«t
f-.••
fcer
deliver.
Fi.r a: "-r*
coR»t»rr,.-. •. f.
if tn'- fatsa. v
a du 1 at* k«
a'..d tne iot-t/i
or tin ruan, i^-rlot.
ted that th^r*- wa*
!*h wa.-* produi'ed.
7J"."'.diy ups»tair
Three cain^tes lav
with an predion
'rnoii a^i d^-'^air
eiplain-d that v.h*-n
he fO'ihl n -t r-r i.-rt
Wh
I len»rtbv inscription
ro'i. doctor .- iani: ttr". cast in
"I'm inclined to lelieve Whv that ?idp. Th^rn art* various romantio st'«rif s
voice rather dif-
torn of the- bright dish-pan instead of i JtjUr regular cisstom'-r. you know." the b-11 as it was b- ing v-.-t'-il, fr*
her nwn round rosy little one, when,
the dishes washed, she wiped out that
useful utensil before hanging it on it.s
own particular peg. All that evening
she thought at intervals of their unusual
visitation, and at night she. dreamed
that -he was off.-ring coffee to a whoie
army of gray haired doctors, who, all
and severally, dropped a dime into their
emptied cup-i with ahttie mey-llie clang
It seemed that "bowlf .Is" were to the from the foundry, and. being c-iptivatei.
"ei th»' aicer«
to yart with it and *-a-.t another ?-.r tiie
convent. II'- br-iv/r.t, it t*. Nantucket in
his
little caterer very profitable things, by its
exquisite tone, ind
This first one netted her a quarter of a
dollar, and the doctor said that thi
needn't be a bit surprised if a good many
city folks took to driving out this way,
for he meant to tell his numerous ac
quaintances what a splendid road it wa* bell that has a local application. It is
for «l»-irhing. said that some years ago some people of
bnt it was really only Jack Front trying er.ed upon a -ovful couple -a n.o'her to heard th»* bell and thought that it would
to spin the httie mug of water -he had whom the world was no :onger dnrc, but sound well in l.'oston. Tnis was while
placed upon a stand near her bed's head full of rosy hopes, and a glad child who the church was still worshiping in the
that made her dream of that sort of a f*lt that this first dav was but a prom
noise. ise of like days to come, and to whom
AJ1 the way home from school next ^ilvtry snow yielded a siivi harvest.
day her p-oject full-fledged and her Mis- 11 vacinth was let into the secret
busy brain teeming, Katie counted so and as long as the snow lasted and the
many chickens before they wore batched sleighing carnival Haken?d the echoes price wmld the Nantucket brethren sel!
that she had become, in imagination, a of the silent country round about the their bell. The Nantucket church ig
person of great wealth and distinction. I little frame house of the Keenes. she no red the main question, and returned
allowed Katie to manage so that all her reply that they had heard that the Old
lessons were done in the mornings— South had a very fine clock. For what
price would the Boston brethren mil
bravely battling for the lost light of a
the city and Miss Uva.-inth left Farmer
customaw, witk Ha«wtf. to go and Help Kaue kee9
s:j:d.
tlon.
:.-- reapr^arr-tj
of rr.:n*.r-d c«n
t»n j.:-* fac»?. an.I
he srot to U r»j«.»tn
l'
wh.i' t.
i eoate for. and tnac lavinj d. An tb
ser
r-
an':
than :t tak'-s to tell it. wa- Sv's in rh** 'or
kitor.en po-irinsr »a ~*i hot :of
f*.-'-. A I i!*TO w.-iit-.-r '*a^ .'ri'i'.-.-vlT oov.-r
wrth a.-if-ai square I n^n. an I a lir^-f-r
of su?ar and a b.sif-c pitv:er of
i was piaoei in the center V-*tw?^s
the four st'-aming cits. Then, her Tetv
cl t.d:)'"i-i d.-'.nnnr in h"r s-urry eye§.
Katif rr.ad- h(ir ay to the h.
"f nr-v•• pn"oy-d a c.ip r»f iro-e
in all my iiff, iittl^ triri— who made it .'"
"I did, sir," said Katie, pink with
r. and
:,t had
•'*1 nbk*
hini, a
.i-i r,«
x't-^r
-v*
-'in i*n**
rm:
at wiiwi-.-
K»r. .
-thed-'.'
If' ur'^a^tion o
own kt'T. a
in? from th* "fable
-••fing th .• door
ayaiiist it. and h'1 w«--.
profu^ in bis thanks, -i.
upntair^ u get hM ter .. r..
SCIENCE AND
i
lots? a .•
da-icn"
V" -u.^ w ."i*. Wi'. an .'
fii:h in
h»'*r owe
'-am
i. Ki'.if did, -Eva w
i'-e-it.
A HOPELSSS C-5I.
'.air
V/h-^n he oamo d*j.vn. *a» family
•itarv-d for ani as th'-v
retohe I it th'? h'»st"^s
iT.ark-d.
1
liny* w n^ar they ••a-i." to having no
sermon. At the *ord a i l-n pal*—
ne««» c-ame ov-r th«» fa v of »r I!:ank.
"1 hav- Lffr. :t at home ..:v*r alll" he
2 o th» k"T t- hi «.•
NANTUCKET'S SWEET BELL.
Ifovr It
from to
Ft-acefui Newsr hutfUotl,
The snbje'-t «»f h- r-h b»»U.s is a r*»
mind"r of th*» hr-a
?iful:y
-w»vt.t.»or.»
r^il in unr- of -tburch t.WT» of Xan
n.ckt't. it ba-s -om'-ihin/ a hi-.*,.-v.
It was east in Port'.:2*1 and w*j» in'«-nded
for u-?e :?w-n a convent. !.• tn2 df arf-l
"To thf- jro'^i .i'--.a-i." in -m.-wha*
in the l'ort'..g:.e
ipon
concerning the means by wr.i.'u :t came
to be h'.ng in the belfry of a En
gland church. »ne bays 'hat it wa."
'aken from a floating wreek by a Nan
f.icxet crew arivt:.i-r is to the
fh-
f-:fc't
that
it was -.'apiure-t by a priva'eei, as th,^
anjf'ds in the old North Cnur-h. S-n'i-n.
street, are said to have been taicer. The
r» al truth is said to be that a Narifirrke*
^•a captain at a fort port h-ar i
and it has ever sinw bung in
the church steeple.
There is a tale about this wonderful
The twilight of that happy day deep- the cor.g:egati/n of the old South Gm r«.h
tit edifice. They ma'Ie overtures to tbi
Nantucket chui' h. writing from li-jston
that they had h'-ard that it w.t-i po-t
s»wed of a very fine bell: that tiie Old
South was in need of a bell. For what
their clock?—IJoston Advertiser.
—This is a time-honored belief,
which has been shattered a number of
times, but certainly on no occasion
more effectively than by this story,
from a Hopkinsville. Ky., paper: "Tarr
ing of quail. Colonel S. M. Starling, of
this vicinity, now in his eighty-fourth
year, has broken into countless frag-
ment*,
th0
ancient and hoary sujer-ti-
e
yf (Mirmiu
a big sleighfcl of curious I -n
•iH t»fr ».
f*uai!.
Wll!
lnir,:
°,
INDUSTRY.
—Th* ifpS: at:••-r. of
*0 tljfr man fa*.'' i"c ot s^ara'.«ifsa
tjt'a'-.s on«'' tbf* i ifn-ti tbink"4 in Mn
irli"*' ^rjr'is tv*
e*i ihow tr.a i«
o* it. tiiO
mi
oil is ro'ir •.* in
rncd
tb#a
vi'-f in a msf in»-i *hb.:ri
r-.r.3 who u^d a-* a
»d w th 'a-t
-waT.oy j?ro •, i
vi'tiim 'he ..•
h. The^."* f. *»*.
the vi4"1*, th .»• .-I i
^wauitv -.»•»-ruiT. _•
•t»' xrrier of rh- *»•!tau"
-A ch'
i r, ha-
of I%v-k»-Ji.h»dai.
'.jY.T-'d a n»-w
ifTJon
:%n?*
A vf-rv simnl" ac-p"'.
an »-l»*«-tri' sr*ark t~
VU-.ni
"*"ith a
«ni!«. that .e .*4r.g.-.-g vtion wouid ne-.-r
and another
.: "... :n: n vy -o .•
tr.is ria?. Th'^n
a
Die^e
i- wrapr—i ar-^un a b^ h. and
terior of th^ chimney r'.ibb* b'
In -lark a
v.
i 7h 1 ri.- iriar',
ne piev
The black -wan
however daintily
cooked, for thirty days suc-es-ivelv.
v
Prtxlu'-" nausea worse tuan s a-ick
ness. On the last dr y of la-t Octobor.
dear mother's eyes. gan to diet on quail flesh exclusively.
At th i end of three weeks Mrs. Keeno ®a"Dsf .on® J"4.
was taken to Dr. Optic's fine home in V ^y'
b°aIt!?'he b®"
and two
not
rr,l*SHe-1
^ird
rta"5-anl »«t
the slightest
WiUC*
-rark 11
r.i. n-i-n to a* fr
U tr.o other e vth
drawn Iron the
ex'w-imt-nts i*a:i bf *ri'.-i with
THE BLACK SWAN.
Th# Gra«*fui Vk'at«-r Mir.l o I ..n^-r
liar* Av:..
At ne time the bia-'ii -w,in r
known or regarded 1, a fr» ak -f nu'ure.
In the "Anti-iuary" Sir Walter S ot
makes on-of his har-.
#"rssay:
-What
is it my rara ~ivis. my black -wan?'' Hut
since -.h*. di-covr-ry ar,d '.ip»-ning up of
the Australian cont:nei»t it has -1.*
more coti m. n, f«.-r it i- fmmd in large
flocks in thesiy..th and w«-* of Australia.
One »r:r -av- tint th-y have bee,,rr,e
-o abundant '!:af he ha.s seen fi.»-xs of
being driven in the sTeer-. of
Svdney a* if they were a fb* k of g-- se
Ti'.ey are f^.«und to be very urolith- and
are tame 1 wi:h great eaw. and it h:v
not ueen foi.n i. ditii ".it t* k*-er ji^vl
breed them in captivity, but the experi
ence a-» beerv that the t::ue of their
!ree
ng s uncertain, be..- ti-e *.he va
sons are en'ireiy revered on the north
ern ha'f of the g[oie to what they are in
the -outhern beu^i-phere.
1-
more slender in
build than the common swan and not
o'.iite 0 large :n t«^:y. Tne plumage,
as the ri ifi e den.^-eii. i- entirely b:,i.ck
on tie biyjv, only a few flight feathers
being white "1 he eyes are bright red.
as is 'he beak, but the latter ha- a white
tin. The feet are black. The young
when hat u»d are i.f a whiti-h gray in
the uoivn.—Country Gentleman.
The "hilo of the Future.
It is a dreadful point about these
microbes that, the only way to avoid
itaving them ii 1 virulent form is to
have them in an artificial or attenuated
fwrm. 1 he children of the future will
not run through the presen' gamut of
infantile disea.se. but they w ill prnhaMv
be subjected to inoculation with various
microbes every few months. First,
they will be vaccinated for mnall p.
when they have recovered from that
tney will be taken to a I'aateur institute
to have a mild form of rabies. Next
they will be given a dose of the. comma
bacilli to prevent cholera, and so *n
through all the ever-growing series of
-»ease microbe* O, luckless child of
the future! you wHl never, be ill and
never be well: your health will be awful
ly monotone"*, you will never know the
wearine-s of the first night of nn
•asles,
when it was so ni'-e to lie in mother's
lap and fec-1 her cool band on your fore
head: you will never know the j..ys of
convalescence, when orange- v ere num
erous and everv one was kind to you be
caurie you were not well and v*»ur end
will bo to die i.f debility. How glad we
are that we live in The present, with all
its ups and downs of health to lond »a-
BARGAIN S A BARGAIN.
of tb* o nK)tu*t at l.ifm in itu.
I.umlier amp.
hen a man get- sick or meets with
an »o: 1 -r.t a a idia- lurr.i^r ca:af
he neither eicpect-i nor receivo^ any
thing iixe go...i n ir-.ng. if he
14
patient,
the mt-n wlSL d_. what they in. but
die y
manners et
for half a d:
good square-
that v ... ,v-. .• ..
-ttme.r
"H v .. ... •.
die?"
"I .1 say i i.rty-:ive ioiLars— r,at .
if yov:".l foregc a fune-u! :f yori do d:
"That looks fair," sa:d i'^er*. aft»-r
little ugh*, "arid I'll do sc. uak-
They »r.vk: and rs set n:x te
hard and rifterrr.-n^d to live, fl 1 o
Kedi'tir.es were kerosene- oil, whisky,
and vinegar, and his only del.--ac.e- fat
p'-rk aiii bean *oup but in tar»-e w»»'y«
he was out and at work.
"Wouldn't you make .: .--.v
iars?" a-ke.i -h« a« ..- -uu-.e •....
tie.
"For w
"Because if you na^u e-i l»ho:i.dhave
had to wrap the Iw-dy in a three-dollar
blanket, ar.d the boys -aould have i"
on a drink al ar i arte:
jldn'' rssibly thin ret-I:.
BOBS NOBLE GAME.
W*» the Dof"« Pviot an Honr*' On» or
W»,» it a !*i*rra»mf
JoL
he cu.
d..g
r. -u..
a f«jn
He w
sne fair.
No
keep t.
hunter
One -..
hunter-.
Four L.--r
pa-'.7. "l4ob
k
him standing
i in n-ed lately
to "*.ou.o up.
At la^t J.ihn di-covered
on a "it-Ail pA? mt and
veiled to hi- comrade*
Bob's on a point."1
"Steady, IWb. u «/•.. no: Bob1
ain't no good ol. r, .^dy. Hob
Jim. yt.u get over to the right- steady.
Hobby" Charley, you go over to the
.*ft, S'.eady, there, ii. b' that's a go'd
dug. Oh, n: Hoi) a,n't f..:
nothing: oh! no. teady. Hobby! Hank,
you come o-.er !.'•?• by me. S-.uid
Hoi! See h:m stand ti.e.-e. will yo
ain't that a beaut:t'- p.,int. th- ugh
steady. Hob! Now I-:.'-, i^.. ,e u^ slow
ly. Are you all r*-adv?"
"All ready here we go.
The whule calv.vade moved slowly
forward, ready to empty their nf.es inv
the first thing that few through »h« air.
'I ::ey gradually closed around th" deg.
which was now pfjintiiig at «ome object
apparently not six feet away, and which 1
utterly refused to move another inch.
"W ait a minute." said John, "and I'll
go and flush the bird."
He m«ud -lowly and cautioucly in
the d.rection indicated by the dog, and
there, under the shadow of a stone.
discovered r.ot a grousr. nr a quail, nor
a wc-odci^-k. i' a big mud turtle.
In the suddenness of hisoverw helming
chagrin and rage. J.»^n turned around
to shoot tne d. g. but he had gut-.e off oa
another hun'ing expedition.- I. W
Hurge-s. in Santa n-n .- I
1 he way of tue tran-igre-ssor i*1 hard.
jef good people t«]i r.s it is the easics
t:. rg in tne world to follow it.- Uom
fceu.tinel.
-perseverance is essential to success
J!" who deliberateiy sticks to bi.s wort
will accomplish that work. It is th«
tteu-iy gait that tells.
--A wotu.m with glasses on appear
pre'entious. S!.e set u.s todf-sireto set1
*i.err-as it is the part of wur.uen to be
iOi'n'. —Fliegende IJiatt«T.
-There are few things in the world
fpaily worth getting angry about, but
there are lots of things that justify a
man in getting mad.—Somerville
Journal.
The good a man does is buried with
him but it is unpleasantly suggestive
that no allowance is made fbr this fact
in measuring the grave.—Baltimore
American.
Prescr ption will positively cure leach..r
rhea. painful menstruation, pro! psus, p-in
in the ovaries, weak back in short, ail
those complaints to which so many women
are martys It is the only au ra 1
itt*J cure,
fee yuarantoe on bottle wrapper.
Clcavre
I
U life and death, -iloapi ai
It
the liver, stomach, bowels and
i whol« system by using Dr. Pier« s Pellets.
is
I
tetter to a door-keeper in a New
Ea :l :nd slime museum thuu to own a farm
in the West.—Providence Vuitijraia.
Cat£—
the country
ret be r. ^r. or
=A^ t,eu .p
1!
heih'j^sa sitica to w uine. he is
not on-iiered »-,rth any extra trouble
A: '.i.up "It"' two or three win
ten ago a man named Peter*
was hurt by a lallinj tree—badly hurt.
The camp wis forty .thI^s from a town
or doctor, the snow three foot deep, and
ail tfcevouild do waa rub the max:
with w »ky and put him in his bunk.
While no bor.»s were broken, it .-"em-i
cer'.a.n that he internally injured,
and that he c«..-s' a ,t l»v» hey n I a day
or A-x i usiness wa d.-:*. Ing. and tuer«.
were no iren to -r
had t» «n ruh,.ed n «a
"N j-A, t/.ra, n.l h-!-*
T'.
a Aw a
being one of then.
»e go the w or-i t
.ike a
*. .t-j »a«
As soon as
'err up." Y.f
half au :.
"Heb."
th:-.
"f)v- c-«i :rt
mot t« i tUo i cv-u
tou i'osfc
forujas. 1?
FAA'^
pi-soil tij t» :.-.c .rub.a W
years -io.-t. rs yr n u^yj »t
QR
ar.d :.rv*.
*t.i .'... fa:..: ^v, cyro^'
rroE'unco»i ,t .rai..* 't.'
catarrh to be a
About
od
rtn$t
*r*
"•'••'r".' ,re r*.
iir-^,nI)V.'.','"'l4t
s Catc-rri Zl'l »y8ten
.ey & (••. »tod to vi
•tituti '-aal cur-ea the ti-.l-^ntivo
-:::-ts from
of
*?--r huu !-.-,t the s
He
f-.
1
.s '-ur.- U thera
_1T'
'''fJvsvsV.4^ then
«a r^-,^^TT?*oub
A
iAV v
a I*'..
th
f,.
JUghout
the 1
litems n
'*ruor Rooii t.
n
..^
1
'oks as o
.\'-li '|ly pine
'eV -.»f foroe
3 tise «(Sal cane
.* *^5*. Jler in
»t5vK4 »n^
#e can
H* s'f.n.|nt spac
prunii
the
u-arre': ^Ul
for a 8
away i
«a u-V 1.'.,'. j"lid reco
^1^ class
Sort» and Cond i!owjess bt
J-'' t!.e efScacv ci llerms
1
*,** nivnii ef jpnger,
'us^v^^feytw0
»'u i atu '^.^se th
ju-Tait..-, »^)eties
ifiis me
.'son side
-nt.l tliat has *1 to a
r'i
r-jcf tiiat u.e
IT
-1 pay it
fJui1
is a c.ls*al,-
we w
on .c .«• ,i ,. ricord gi
h..s au 'iL.jfi l.i --l'1.,/ loing it
CuftSTlmpt on Sitrrl ti«rowsS'
.. I'l'-a^vj
-the
low
•s '..at •. 1 sru. r-the ro\\
1
i.- ase. b.- Ilia wit
'. Ir,'* "I ft" Cii1**"*
'-itt.'-s i
1 A.
i -tul. •:']. krnat®
if.rex«:v
k e
.the ol
.-al».'rs wr.o hav- c-:n». 0 canes
*end BO tr,- .- ex .-.,.*
WOU
Iresa. Rcspo.-". .T A. „_,i
i-t I' 'arl "'"f
1
Teters. ''A'.'ifr I n:^de the bargain w
yo I found "tree brck'-n r:L-». ani
Lad t... st'..«:e and grow 'eni "x'ra N
Y a.
14011
-r cu
Sonrr 1 rrn- wv,-:-9ry alt
Vr
1
•'••tin up i
*r'*"' directi
Entitle to th» u»i' ie next
A a-" en::'.- to :.. wn the
hUV,
,nan
.T'"'3
•a'Whe" *,! -.'.:."k.4 rent
1!.'/.*::i?»d ev
en we
and t.
.. aesfsljpji no
As 5
.i-
t:.'«
.V.Lauc*2
Ir
r-ns
'ip.—-IN
Free nemw
.0, Al
Jt. wra|fate-li
°1
*." ,i",.ting w
.-'•-- o ao piec
1"
,1
jr .r» .••••'
V...latia V't
an-i
n ore
1 r. u*ia, \u
1 ob:ns' K *r.
ot c-jveia out .rc
EES. A !Oil
super: to all
purjn se •••d -j-,
.-If-.tvT.a
inff bo .Uu .5
pvCtitt.
Hi
Ap.k
—oltv
Ir vou arc tired t.e
s
.& and se •::.•
-•.^Lid i.-v-v '. Oi
.r.g":. iiddlo
Ir 1 •-s 1.
tiiC
tiUvl.
,r','iie pts
Hile's I:
iieves whouoiug
I'uttf'* Tootiia- uc
1
How
ged sc
in
•rer. z-^
i Ions
•1C-ri1.:
:loine
Bo hu
sr-^vr:
i v as b. as
.V
indi
"S
ce
aiport
•^~_~T',.iid th
unlike all c-'h^r ,..lMe
pa:r.. Act »*,c:,i.:. in „,
Carter's Litt.e Liv.r T-hs. OJ ot
yool i
Tns jCu-Tian w-••'-rh
the w«y siii _. V,"
aanuf
ion i
easiest
iiiii. n a.' eason
]jy urajp'uppli
Ve ha
I
*iS^eed
"mi ixtenl
Remedy for Catari
Tnr. cool pvlr -r
oa s fat e- ili:.r-.
The U. s'oovemu.eit ic-t^^oanul
chases
STJ/^COBaiC^(I»UB«Iounti'^Jrool^•-^.g'zr,E••T.»u-:..«oofT
REMEDYe*g^:
hor Stablemen ana
!ti"lbeep
CUBEflj
Ci.nore
Cuts. Swellings. 8rj-se. ha
Lameness. St.fToess.
t_
Contractians. Fiesh
Throat. D.stempe-'.
K
'ri c'ret ll
Fistula. Tumors, i pfirjtS
kl th%ir earfj St-9 s.
rec
TMI CHA8LES A.
V0GELE8
srvr-i
A Woman Two Handrp) Year* Old.
i A case is on record of a woman who livHl
to th.« aivauced age, but it is scarcely nec
ess«u-y to^ state ttiat it was in "the olden
t^me, Now a-da ,s tee many wotr.cn do I I
live half their allotted years The mortality [5 I
•due to fTi notional derangements in tne.
weaker sex is simply frightful, to say noth
ing ef the indescribable suffer ng which
m.ikes ine scarcely worth the living to so
many women. But for these sufferers there
is a certain relief. Ir. Tierce's Favorite
CO-^ Wri
ss.tvetv
r"f,d"'lat!'
To Blhr-o-nfi*
Ma.ar-.-s l,ivt-r
and cort.i
tro«i
",Tt »m
thei
m-te
Vm the SMAI.I. SIZE '40 -1|
tie I. T' i-v :iri' ItlP lliudti'1""
ii,,, »lie. •c«nt-P'_
l"nc«cf
[t
likel
KISSING Si,.
•cnu v.-- v,.r 1OM
K Htf*
MakPrsof "BUe Bear,-_
RHEUMATISM
but l't'riiiiHK'
i*»tr.K'tu"{'Z ei-t.. pL.
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