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PablfcUMd every flaswrd
Jm., at 811 Korth 4th gareaS, Bichmon
JOMN niTCMELL, JR , - EDITOR.
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All eoaBSBsnlassions tevsaded for pnbllcwtW
efcaeJdbeaenteoaatoreachnsby Wednesday.
TBRM8 IN ADVANCK.
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OWeOopr.eijrht montha, .... l.gc
OuetVipy.Mx n.on'h. . .Hli
fcOopyt fotur montha. ....
Oopy. threa aaoathe, .40
rleOopy..06
ADYKBTT3IXO KATSB.
?>>r oaeinch. one lna^rtion. - |
Vor ooeinoh. ??chaubs?qa?t)t lnm-rtton, .40
For two tnchea, three mosth>. 9.00
IVar twoInohea, aixm?<r.' .
<?. nlne montha, 14.00
Ki>r two lnchm. twelre montha 20.(0
Marriaare and Funerwl N
fjaaaiitiiia and Trasaseat Noti
R T)S
roai
aaa -? aa skw % ... ? ,
?
ey In any other way, y
own r.
*ul??*rii>t l< n i .
PxiHt n\
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tion ii; ' hen they order t)
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in rtdl.ofh> r
imr U>okH.
tte ? n? li 1 r- ?*
tte- f
d-Han- r>, ?'
?V. eVPRl
> have a
baving a
appoti t!
Colored paopla, tba out-look ls
siuK for u?. de:-; lnls
ne of our ene
!ll i -
Soi ; liva < otufortahly
on 91 " month and sotue have
a hard-tiuie living on $2 0.00 per
ild buy land and save
mati.T how aniall the
.salai I some of it. if
onl a month.
Tho beat way to save money la to
save it and the quickest way to get
rid of it is to apend it for soruething
that you do not really need.
The lynchers have not been ao ac
tive of late. and the people with
ahot-guns for home defense have
aeen steadily on the increase.
High minds and low salariea do
not go very well togetber, and the
one who handles hoth at the saoie
time will ultimately be a candidate
for the poor-houae.
You cannot want everything you
aee that is good and attempt to buy
it wlthout gettirtg lnto trouble and
without finally owlng every other
buaineaa peraon with whom you deal
There la no doubt of it,?much of
aur trouble is chargeable to our own
fooluhnees. It la always beat to
examine ourselves for faults when
we are dispoaed to cbarge theua to
othera.
Presldent Rooaevelt ia aow hunt
lag la Texas. Any man who
bravea the oedakirts of tbe flery
regions in the way that be la dolng
deaervea to be prealdeat of the na
tion and la entltled to a gold-medal
for reckleea dartag.
The white folka of thla locality
are fighting araoag tberaaelvaa over
the propoeltioa to aanex tbe outly
lng eounty distrlct* The colored
ing on s log of wood
stnillng. Aa soon as they got
:hrough flshting us they <V?* not rest
loag bafore tbey were rlawing each
r* eyes.
Yas, we must eonttnue to warn
otir children to be polite to white
peapta and t?? . oloroi ones. it is
now an obsorvshle fact that many
of them who will behave well In (he
preaence of the white eontingent will
itrageoualy wheu their own col
?
Th- to be a tall la
er T. W
- own co
and dipl<> all casee
his kind to hls enthusiastic
Jo far as Yirginia ls
in the oa
liles. col
iKO Polh ?
rgaaat b\
This is the flrst titm
that a col u has e
and niarks an
.
our friend.s are
llly niultiplying.
A :
and
d was U
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erifl g posse aaraw
I
D in this
ra The colored man,
whole affair.
far dist:
arltl enjoy all i
some portlons of
and native bom
will stand
class
Wo should
Bitii
i lng tba)
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P
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the
v as mak
? >h. yea.
Attraction of > hensibla.
WL.i: do you "tha
high? :
M \ : ?
thing thai
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ly uni
excus'
Star.
THE UNKINDi-ST CUT OF ZJj,.
He?Is there any rhanee of yonr
marrying me?
She?There has never been any in
aanity in our family.
The Sewing Circle.
To cloth* the heatben they will nt**t;
Then the\ :. prooeed. foraootb.
To drape and trlm an i ornam*nt
And c'.othe ir.e nakt-o trutc.
?N. Y. 8un.
Her Rival.
"What diil you quarrel witb your
daacee about?"
"She'a ao unreaeonaoly JeaJoua "
"Are you aure you gave ber no cauee?"
"Sura? I should aay I aa aure! She'a
jealoua because she heard aomeoaeaay:
All tbe world lovesalover.' "?Houstoa
Poet
Of Some Uae Yet.
"The automobile aeema to be taklng
rour place entirely." remarked tbe ox.
They haven't any uae for you now."
"O! yea." repiled the borae, bitteriy.
MI helleve they're conaiderate eaoagh
to uae our hidea fer the leather finish
?nga.'-Philadelphia Preaa.
6astcr
6ggs
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S l ? won't
forjc.t. Kodj
iin aara tbafl i
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admirable p.it
by tbi of bis asa
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t HUd
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UB L1UNE1' 1< RWABP AND aUSSKO Ul.H.
tter iimvc la order to hring back
the horses from the depot. Hls i
draa ap a* tbay r
s gahled frame baVM ou the edge of
tow n
"l"ve gaf to len\e these eolored egjrs
for t: ? :ren.*' iie axplalaad.
"Ls'a aee! Th
yarn on t!. :?? tlie on* tlm:
tlie hard lled ta, Joau > .1 her
I'd reaaem
The d ?? door for
him.
ni of!
dear " . ehli- J
far tliein till !
r Daornll .
Mrs. Spfrer mlghl not i \tain- ;
ed an Daahaken cooi Ictlon of her t>roth
er'a ntetrof?olitan appearanca if ahe
couid but bara haoao bow bmuks i
? ? s.-.> the rtlltlS
of the liljc flre Bnt RodMNrlCk, if a coiiti (
1 he bapl
arralgbt aa t.? tba *treet carx. He faaad
the pla<?* I,.- sotagbf, a tidy iittle frstue
house away otit aa I'ark avemm And
Buaanaa, who resembied
nothing so niti'li a* an overblow n pa
ony. a*j\ve him a hoisterotis weleome.
He tnast atay wttb Toti: attd hernelf
while In the elty. And besj were all
the folks? And ffli .Tonn Spi.er really
taai bar aaaaa fresn aggal WaU, they
wonld l>e a treat. xtire enomrh for 'twas
only the BBllUoaatrea who aaabl l>e eat
zg* tba aaagatba past. The very
sight of a frenh eg* would be a cure
for aore eye- and aba wan pafssg tt?
boll one that very minute. und be might
tell Joan ahe dfci tliat wame.
She ?ajanataoed tbe < ord around tbe
basket and X *>\i out tbe hay that fllled
tha top. Then abe flang up her fat '
banda and fell backward a etep. Tbe '
next lnstant she waa rocklng ln a
paroxyam of latighter.
"Sln.e when." she panted ? "alnee
wh?n did Joan Sph-er's hena begln to
lay egtcn tbe llke of them V
"Well. 111 he laagajaair ejaoulated
Ferrol. He was looklng at the eon- (
tenta of the haaket. There were egga.
to be sur*-, *?ut egga that were gr**ea.
pink. caniuiie. yellow and a coinhina
tion of all tbeae colont. "Joan told me
wrong. I bet! Tbe baaket with the
pink yarn on the handie waa to be left
at the doetor'a. The tlme ahe took
coloiing etu too!"
'Tell you what." advlsed Huaanna.
auddenly etruck with an inspiratlon.
"yoo take em over to Roaie Ward.
8he don't llve but four blocka from
here It'a like ai not it'a all her chll
dren 'II get for Eaater. The bit of
aewlng ahe caa get to do don't more'a
beep tbe life la >m. You remember.
ahe raa away from our town with that
City Cbaaf "
"I remoinber." r.turned Roderick
grlmly "H'liy. ?i.-. ?'i't he support
"La: waa tn the pa
? ? v !!?? j{,.t
Bhe'a sup
I
? ?:; me
ii t how to 1:1
he h.?<i byved '
Wlio -
ll?
ber ti> r. ai
.: r ak : Up at liin:
.
aj his
b) bla
L haaklrjr, "it'?
. . ? leta
i
idreo
could I'? ?' but
Tom. you '.ouud
the a
tb her
ter. 1*11
Iren be
: i not
the |
wiir.
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LEGENDS OF THE LILY.
A Salm \i.i.?u? I'liMirra, in aJBsTSl la
? -i ths
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snd
I . lily.
U all.
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aur
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11 tlie
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and '
thetu to
ful it on
l
A I i
la Uiserted in
.l.rome,
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ro?l or
lng ai .: the dry
rod of .!<? i and
Aaother |?re
on h?-r way to tln
lUy. snd apon ;
.
"Mad
\.-n to the lily,
haviiig refereuoe to thla legeadL Tba
flow < | irded
as an ?
As P
!n th* lll>>
I'ur* as t i ,-rn.
!>.? .giier.
Illalorit- I anlrr I K(a.
"*Ta raad tbal la tbe tlme of Loarbi
XIV. aad : ist?-r
. ' io tbe kiag la
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Nuarcb h
?
ants !nded. Tbeae eggs
of thciu <
ajbafj iral sul>
Kor .1 long tlme aeveral eggs
were preaerved Io tt.< ? ruu
aeuiu that had beag <i.rated by the
bauU of two ot t!i.- brated art
lats of the kaal ? ntury and had been
giwn aa a preaeaTt to Victorla, the
daughter of [?uia XV
Orla-ln <*f Hot <>.??? Han.
The hot erea ' Qood Friday
are r?*ally trai to the
worship of the hahea
that the two ron joined fetnale t
repn****nt the virgin and ruotber of the
British ]>ruals or the dual aapect of
tbe moon.
Ilae Eaater n?n. ,ifi.
A llttle dre*n of whlte
And a llttle stream of biue.
And that s the East.r bonnft
Our .l.-i! i-i.i swaethearta knew!
A ktsa bt-neath thst t>.M,n.t
afad<> your jtlad Hps wlah for two.
And t!i it'a ths Kaster bmim t
Thats sweet onoua"t> foi
Atiai.ta . 'onstltutton
Tn? (oWr OOleer.
Oo board the Rritish kTDOpabta Rt.
Lawretv-e. I8ffi, oa s voyage r >nnd tlie
eape to ludla. an offlcer left a eonvivlal
psrty in tba aaloon at mtdnight hu<1.
I scornlng to be esooxted by tlie sergeant
of tl?s guard prooseded a!on<* to vlait
. the seutrlea. wben the following dla
I logue waa overheard: Offloer-Sentry?
; Bentry ? Yes. alr. Offleer ? You're
asleep, aentry Sentry?Oh, no. Pm not.
alr! Offleer -Fut I say you are asleep.
sentry. Sentry Very well. then, slr, I
ta. Offloer -Then why on earth dldn't
yoa say you were ssleep, sentry?
IA Trlpl* Probl.m
MTes," uiuaed the fair young thing.
j "bow that I-ent is over the world, the
: flesh and the devll are awaltlng us. It
Is a perplexing qnestion. ls it not?"
"Indeed. I atiould say a-." replied
tbe young man who alwsys was saylng
tba right thing in tbe wrong way. "It
botbers oce to decide which of tbe
tbree to go to arst." t'bleago Trlbune
Sacred
Icrurtdlcm'B
Caetee
Ccrcmony
ytre
On<v. dem, the
n WOffba.
a\% akcii
its fortaec gi< rj
I the roada to
**)?* 'i tbonged arlth pttgrlma
wh<? eoaae from tii?' attenaeat parta of
. ii >f :ili
i
eut ed i rotnnda
whieh ina of al!
but :?' si.li's gre I niulti
? ii'?.i al
?
? M9 leai than thlr
.11 "holj : less
douMful nuthentinty. In the center
ni'is tha sui>peeed
of our Lord, the I
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en*<i ,.h. vaaaa and
tomb
i feet
^ it being
? 'ily four or t;
?w* to kii*'?'i before the totuh at
? r iu a dif
iton. and
oavaa irjuv with thk hoxx riaa.
? 1 in the vsCfaltJ of
One
of the aioat Intereatlng la that known
as the ttoa of the eotama of the
evourging." whieh is t?aWil lu one of
tha Roraaa cathoiio chiffteis. n
brokrn pillar of r> ?. betleved
by tha credul u tiu?
vrry pllhir te whi-li 1 waa
bouml whea he was acourged, ia ex
poscd on the altar f-?r tu?- fditloatlon
of the falthful. Aniong the e:i
clally tl??- Kti-s.aiiM. tlils
relic- la held in great vetn?ration, nnd aa
tt i? aaaacoeered aoea a year, ou n>iy
Tljurnday. the QTWWd ba vatW it ls im
mense, the people Htruggling and flght
ing for a foretnost placv, while the
Turkish soldiera. vtlinKf dnt\ i u to
keep arde* ln the nauetuary. aat thelr
long wlis;.s on roeu and wouien allke.
The eeretuony of foot washing is pat>
foriued l>y two eeeta?by tlie Koinan
CutholW-s utul the Greeks.
The eataaaaay couneeted with the
"holy fire" tnkes plaoa beneath tlie
eentral fstMBM in tuti arouud the holy
septilcher. From Good Frlday to
I-aster eve thla psrt of the ediflee ls
closed. The people. however. who are
lnside? and sonie go there two or three
dny* in adv.: .. .??Iied.
Aceording to ancient tradltion. tlie sa
cred tire deseeuds from heaven into
the holy aapadcbar aaca aaary yaar. on
the aftanaooa of Easter eve. nnd this
fire is atappoaai to flaanaa tba faJtbfaJ
from tlieir uins. Every .?n?., therefore,
who wishes to take part in this mys
terioua rlte provides himself with s
bundle of rsndles. which he will liglit
from the sacred tire its?:r l!,e peo
ple, who l?elong exclusively to the Or
tho<loz Greek churoh. erowd the wbole
Interior of the rotunda and the great
gallery overlooklag tlie tomb. and as
Esster eve wears on they work them
aalves Into s state of intense excite
ment, calling upon the sacred nre to
descend. At 3 o'elook in the afternoon
a Greek priest, borne on the shoulders
of several half naked porters, makes
hls way into the crowd snd, approach
Ing one of tbe two holes in the wall of
the tomb, thrusts a torcb into tbe in?
terior, where the Greek patrlarch of
Jeruaalem snd hls cbief ciergy srs at
prsyer. A moment iater he with
draws lt allght?with the sacred fire?
aad is carried by the porters tbrough
ths throng to ths Greek chapel.
Tbe crowd in a state of freczy ruahes
toward the priest to try to ligot s
oandle at ths sacred torch. and the
raat ediflee reaounds r*!th the cry.
The fire has come!" To protect the
priest the Tnrklsh soldlers are obliged
to drivs back the peopls with the bntcs
af their guns, while the police keep
tbsm ln order with the lash. Ths only
persons who reinaln calm srs tlie gov
ernor of Jerusslem and hla principal
afflcers, who, seated on a raiaed dais.
?urvey the scene with true Turkish
lruperturl?ability- Ix>ndon Graphlc.
Uo4'a Imrrowi.
Oaly a blrd on hla oroaa of nr.
E*ok. you a*a aee hla feathera attr
And hear hls we* notea aoft and low
Like echoea of sonra from the lon? ajr*.
"I am not b*-arln( my eroaa. you aee.
For the rrosi Itself Ic beaiii.ft- me!
We m < to mtirmur. "T must."
gSJl ilwavs iwitter, 'I trust! I trust!"
gW n ?t j; apnriow r?n fall
Put Into hla hiind who loveth all."
!x>r.l I ????- t! ??"^r^n v^?n th*v pray
Milf M : ? Bseti r ! .v |
Willla Bo ,t \'\~n
EASTER EGG ROLLING.
A rortoua Caatom ? ontare to Onr
>atla>a?! (apital.
Egg rolttag aa Kaster lloaatay is a
cu?;om apparaarUy i???? >\.i^h
lngton. Tbe orlgta ??( tbe practtee hus
not aaca aatisfactoril] traced. bat tue
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IT85 a
ed up tbe I
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dy, -.\ een
lavited pu b for
rer wituessed the
aporf i
mucb i
from it Long ag> the i gl wuds
m era i<>ng.
g and the w< !km>1 chl
. ;.\ ob
tfl rolllOl 'liein
- Into a ball umi followed tbeaa,
oarj of
t of tlie liard
this.
and after awl arbo will
hoid placs in tba baai
tlie childn ited aad
tba "W hlti tba auuuai
chlldren
aad tbe g.i\ iy
oa th* se, tnrulng
and "\? r and g
ition uutii tbe
auotli' ght, is bro
?
her.
rme I
r a'.r an .
Wben t!.' - of "ilail to the
t'hief t La the algnsl f.>r
wild and ? itlc cbeerlng, I
the cbtef ma . f the
aattoa tba pari
Iren Ha ts aasaal
cjaaapanlail i>.\ and a a
lal faaalrj
luade happy t.y ik*!- nTlend
with a wave of the
bund.
At last "Thi uner"
is atruok up. and tlie chlldren know
tlint thelr hsp|
tliat b
in tl ?
tch.
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THr. S'MRIT OF EA8TER
A I'aalui aua u S< . im>n li> llrlc
Irr. Ihr H'it .1 ? I
? >ll |
? adaiwth I
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to pvii fortli
f
| ' ??
eth te] at I
lbg. On
tbe Baounl i llfe and tbe
r*?i'ti"^? med for<-\<t.
Ka?t?r ia the preaaaaa Lordj
11
aliall be l tb aud !
bioom aad The
b.-ira < ' .. i the broa
bands of .l.-ath are rlver*. Tbe I
on the wing. aad ?: >f the aaaj
shall kiiurt do .
th?'ir ii,.iv hrlmmed with
awawhhM of tiixi'* brre, for has ?,
Lr.nl manlfeated lus b>ve la B i
in tl>?' upaprlnging of g?-?-?Mi tb
Tliey are <\\"-?-i Interprvtera of
i h y?-ar the a loter ?ut.-?
thfiii ?!???". ii ..; .i aacb apriag they awl
fortl. is :l II.>w
; elatloa wherela
id 11. H
and U aot for it aadoretb for
e\ it
Beilef la aternal life eorapeta u* te
betteVO ::i aj ..?) doeda an.l bOOeat
taaoagbta 'i be guod man bi
todaj
?
vi\e !?
ti i pej r. T!?o go
lij.o the a ti
ls among |
niorn ng
wnh an*
ed Ii o the t; .1 ...,t fa ?
darbd nnii knea that ?. i i - aa
ahwpea Itw ir aot to deatmetlaa. i>ut 11
? yi-t more gi artooa aaaa it ?-n
daretb from everteattag t<> awerlaatfaag,
?Hei*n Ketler in TeaahVa Oaaapaabam.
The Rfrmnda Istts*.
This is tha s,.;isoii of tha liertmida
Hly. the buaja aad tecj heaailfal vari
ety of that dewer whieh is aaaal ex
??!.? Pei i bareh deeefattaa <>n Eaa
bei I Badaj aaevaawda aavpHaa mi tbe
amraja ettJea <.r the Uaitad ?tatai with
? v\ir aad the trade has grown
to large prooortions an<l ttecome rec
ogniKcd :>- ? M Of tha inost lurrntive in
whlch iwaddwata of tbe tejajafj can en
gage. Ihe aatl -?f Bormuda is a layer
of cold ou a redj fotnulation and ls
generally poor for agricultural pur
poaaa. aaide from the growlng of veg
etablea and the lillea. The trade with
the Unlted Statea ln Barmuda onlons
and potatoea haa alwaya been good. but
la recent yeara the Hly baa become
even of more bxportanee to many of
the lalauders.
Killed In Runaway AccidenL
Philadelphla. April 4. ? Mra. Caxe*
line Muller. wlfe of Gustawis A. Mul
ler. preaident of the Bergner A Engie
Brewlog <ompeny. waa killed la a
runaway ajeeMaast, She waa out drlv
lng and the horee, becomlng fright
enen. daahed down the atreet and Mra.
Muller was thrown, from the earrlage.
Her roftihi .n waa also aerloualy in
J?ir.-.! FJaib were taken to a hoapital
but Mrs. Vtiller died befora reacbiag
the in.atltutlon.
Yarikty is THE SPICE of
Lii
sall and sce our largC va
riety of - ?
aby Carriages.
Dressers,
St<ites,
Chtffoni?rs,
Toilet Tablcs
A N 1)
Atftoma'fc Refrfgerators.
V< ?V can have the advan
I our great ^t?>ck and
We
LP YAI.
bttl Q h RBAL YAI.
will insure you con
Bdence in us. Do n<?t fail
to at 1*
INSPECT OUR GQODS.
ttonal ?
M \< I \? El M? Kl < 0
KII.1M. t (HIM i s
SYDNOI* & HUNDLLY,
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?Tbat >
any
i- *
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Mr.
uldn't
:
i wouldn't Hut,
all tba tll I asted on him. I
tbtak ba Btlgbtal leaat giveaneachanc*
\ Y. Weekly.
An Excuaable Tip.
ta me the cuatoni of
tippir.K la apreadlng everywhere. ll'a
otitra.
Wilhiaa la souie cases it ia excua?
able
"I'd 11k i in what ras?
d w Ithoat
tlpptng ths i " n y.
The Horselera Age.
Juil-. upa
tlon?
I out of a
? our boai
Jadgt Js bal do you meaa
by that?
ssar Tba air ? has ruined
my !? iueiunaii Kn
quirer.
Something Wrong.
Bank Clerk-No. niadam. I am sorry,
( but we oaal eash that ehe< k. Your
huaband s a< eount i? overdrawn.
Mrs. Lanni'li' Ob! overdrawn, is itT
I knew something was wTOag when he
slgned it without waiting for me to go
lnu> hysterics?Tit i
Auburn, Not Red.
Marige?\Yhy wouldn't you liks to
have auburn hair?
Marjorie ? it keeps a giri
busy all the time telllng her frienda
that it's auburn and not red.?Tosra
Topics.
An Awful Conditon.
; llta a polished
chap. lsn't he"
Him ?I should aay so. Why. he's ao
polished that he nn'r even tell the piaia,
unvarnlshed trtith ?Ghicago News.
What a Zemsky Sobor la.
"Pa what - .solKir?"
"Oh. it's aoatethlng like the pony and
rart that a kiud lather is always prom
lslng to give to hia iittle boy for beiag
good/- Chicago Kecord-Herald.
HE TOOK THE HINT.
Dtffldent Ix>ver?I know that I'aa a
perfjet bataT in my manne*
8he?flhsep foa mean. Pnarg bag
peofe. Yoti do nothlng but bleat! ?
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