II1E SfHl-WiEKLY TIME
IRA L. BARE, Publisher
TERMS J1.2G IN ADVANCE
NOltTH I'liATTIS,
NBDIIASICA
SEEMED TO NEED MORE FIRE
Swan, Only Being Cooked for Two
Days, Was Not Very Palate
able Eating,
Ono of the most annoying tliingR
nbout nwnnn 1b thnt they live to an
extremely great ago, nntl tlint It Is
Impossible for the ordinary observer
to Biiewi wlint their yeiiiB 'may be.
President Orover Cleveland once bud
mi amusing experience with Home
8vntia, according to a writer In the
American Mngnzinn. Ho had been In
the south, nlioollng, and brought home
p number ot wild nwang, one of which
he sent to ech member of his cabi
net and to Home other associate.
' AH tho boy." Buld Mr. Cleveland,
Uit.nked me politely for having re
membered them, but none of them
ueomed to hae much to say how they
enjoyed the birds,
CarllBle, I found, had him cooked
on a ii f slit whfti ho was dining out.
Another, when 1 naked him, mild lie
hoped 1 wouldn't mind, but he had
hc nt IiIb home to bin old mother. T bur
lier didn't mention his bird at nil for
tvo dnya. Finally I asked him nbout It.
" Thurber, did you got that Bwnn
nil right?'
" 'Yob, air, oh, yes, I got tho swan
nil right, thank you and ho bent over
his desk and sonmed vory busy.
" KJno bird,' 1 said.
" Yes, nlr, line bird,' nnd ho wont
on working.
"'Knjoy oatlng him, Thurber?'
"Ho waited n mlnuto, and then ho
said, 'Well, air, I guess they didn't
cook hltn right at my house. They
only cooked him two days,' nnd ho
went on working without cracking n
Binlle."
A "Mite."
Tho dlirtcultloB experienced by our
forefathers In trying to reckon money
In very Binnll proportions appoar In
the various values given to n "mlto"
in the nlxteenth and seventeenth cen
tury books of coinmorclnl arithmetic.
The original "mlto" Bocins to havo
been n third of a Flomlsh penny, but
tho uso 'of the word for tho widow's
coin of tho New Testament made Itu
regular Kiigllsh meaning hnlf a fnrth
lug, and Borne old peoplo may romem
tier applying tho namo to tho short'
lived nineteenth contury coIiib of thai
value. In those old arithmetic books
"mlto" stands for varloim values not
represented by actual coins, but ob
viously used In. reckoning. A work
of 1700 maken it one-twelfth of n pen
ny, two sixteenth century booka one
sixth or a farthing, nnd in 1G7I
Jcnke'B arithmetic mado It an little
as ono Blxty-fourth of a penny.
The Jewelcr'o Dlngnools.
"Can you tell mo what'H tho matter
with this watch?" Inquired the Aver
ago Looking Man anxiously.
The Jowolcr Htuok n dice box In his
eye and glanced nt tho Instrument's
Innards. Then ho looked up.
"Ypu llnd It necoHsnry to nhnko H
real ftinrd every now and then to start
It going, don't you?" he Inquired.
"That'll right."
"And you find that It gota dusty,
don't you Perhaps you don't blow
hnrd enough on tho works?"
"Oh, yea, I do ovory day."
"Well, well! Hut nro you cnteful
to start tho balance whool going with
a toothpick every hour or two?"
"Yes, I do that, too."
"And In spite of all your precau
tions, it needs about ilvo dollars'
worth or repairs. U'h vory strange."
Kor the Jeweler possessed a dry and
Burctuitlo wit.
A Dear Just Mloceo Revenue.
Herman Russell, a fnrmor of Hud
son township, had a thrilling oscnpo
from a den of bears the other day,
Bays a Jloyno City (Mich.) dlspntoh
to tho Chicago Inter Ocean. Whllo
driving along the road his watchdog
Kcouted a cub and Herman, seeing
the little follow, decided that It would
liiako a good pet,
Ho accordingly wont over to the
cub, but when he uttompted to pick
him up he wnn confronted by a big
mother bear, who put up a light. Her
man took to the first treo, which was
a small sapling. Mrs. llruln slr.ed up
the situation, then doliborntoly
gnawed tho Bapllug until It broke.
KubbqII was trnvod by falling Into
the brunches of u lurger tree.
Many Women Arc Illiterate.
There aro 'aid to be between 70
and 80 per cent, of Illiterate women
Jn tho provinces in Italy south ol
Home. Above HiIb lino many intelll
gent women aro engaged In profes
sional work" and nre highly educated
Tho feminist niovemont in Itnly I
going very slowly owing to thin fact,
but n royal ocnunlaslon has recently
been engaged In studying it, and there
Is hope for the future in tho minds
of thono Interested.
Peter Thom'o Thistle.
Peter Thorn of llarre hns u Scotch
thistle in IiIb garden which has
reached over eight foot in height. Tho
scod from whluh the thlstlo was
grown was qbtnlned rrom thistles
Ijrownig on tho gravo of Robert llurns.
Doorllcld Valley Times.
i '
Enormous Sum Spent on Roads.
Mr. John Hums stated in tho parlia
mentary papera that tho cost of main
taining nnd clcansiug the public roads
of Loudon In tho year l'J07-'08 was
1,409,291. London Mali
BOBERT u
BZSNNJBT
lLLUJTmTIOM BY MY WALTMJ
coPYAicHr .ot r A.i. mcitMoiiQo.
SYNOPSIS.
The utory opriM with tlt ahlnwrock of
:h aU'Atner on which Allan Oem-vlnvo
i.t-ailo, mi Amriiciui licireM, i.oni win
.hroe, mm llii-flltliinau, ami Tom Hlaki-,
. lruaiiia Atnarlt-ftn. were patuwtigrr
flu- three wvrn toiil tirmii an unfnlinb-
,ted lalaml and ware th only om-a not
frownoii. JiMKn n-covptrd irom a eiritriK--n
atiinor. Illako. nlimirnil on the IkidI.
iMK-aiiaa of Ida roiwhrn-H:i, li'ame a horn
la jirwrrvrr of tin- lx-lplfufl jwlr. Thr
Kmrllnlimnn win kuHk fur tlm hand of
Miaa itno. inuKc utiiricti to k wnn nar-K
io t ho alilp to ncovi'i- what wua left.
Blnko iHturiiHl aufi-ly. Wlnlhropi- wnatr-l
hit- Inat match on n cliiurr-tle. for whl-h
ho wok wool-Mi by Illnku. Their flrat tni-al
wna H dead fluli. The trio atarleil n ten 1
mil lilku for litatH-r Inntl. Tliltut nt
larkril them. Illako waa romiicllpil to
i-arry Jllaa lsUr on nnount of wnri-nr-s.
Mo taunted Wlnthro-K Tlioy -n-lorwl
tin? JuiiKle. That night waa ii.iam-il
ronMlng lilKIl In a iw, Tlio lioxt iiiitii
Inx tlmy ili-acptnlod lo tlm open iikuIii.
All linen oonatrnrleil liuta to alilnlil Ihem-
n-lvoa from tin- ami. Tlioy then fc-tmtnl
nn coroiniiiin. tin- oniy tirortiraiiio won.
Ml I-"h1Ih Mhnwml n lilttntr for Hluki-.
but ili'loHli'd litM roUKhnoaa. Lnl ly Hlnkn
(hey (Ulnhllnhril u home In Bomo ollrfn.
Hlaka fniinil freah vatrr MprliiK. Mlaa
Tcalln fnc-cil an unplcaaant aluintlon.
Tliev iihinrieil their ruiniialen. lllnUe re-
rovt-red Ida aurveyor'a iniiKnlfyltn; Klaan,
thua lnsurlntc lire, lla aturtcd u Jungle.
tiro.
CHAPTER IX. Continued,
niako picked a path along the edgo
of the rill, whero tho moist vegetation,
though scorched, had refused to burn,
Aftor the llrst abrupt ledge, up which
Blake had to drag IiIb companions, tho
ascent was easy. Hut as they climbed
arnunu nn oiitjiittlng comer of tho
steep right wall of tho cleft Ulnke
muttered a curse of disappointment.
Ho could now boo that tho cloft did
mot run to tho top of tho cliff, but
through It, llko a tiny box canyon.
Tho sides roao sheer nnd smooth ns
walls. Midway, at tho highest point of
tho cleft, Jho baobab toworcd high
above the ridge crest, Its gigantic
trunk filling n third of tho breadth of
tho llttlo gorge. Unfortunately It
stood cIobo to the loft wnll.
"Horo'fl luck for you!" growled
lUlako. "Why couldn't tho b'lamcd old
treo have grown on tho other sldo?
Wo might havo found a way to climb
It, Guess we'll hnvo to smoko out
'niothor leopard. Wo'ro no nearer
thoao birds' nestB than wo wore yes
terday." "Hy Jove, look here,!" oxclnlmod
Wlnthropo. "This 1b our chnnco for
antelopo! Hero by tho Bprlng nro
bamboos real bamboos and only
half tho thicket burned."
"What of thorn?" demanded niako.
"Hows nrrows and did you not
ngico that they would make knives?"
"Unipli we'll see. What Is It, Miss
Jenny?"
"Isn't thnt A holo In the big tree?"
"Looks llko It. Those baobabs aro
often hollow." ;
"PorhnpB that Is whoro tho leopard
had his den," added Wlnthropo.
"Shouldn't wonder. Wo'll go and
see."
"Rut, Mr. Dlnko," protested tho girl,
"may there not be other leopards?"
"Might luivo been; but I'll hot thoy
lit out with tho other. Look how tho
treo Is scorched. Must lmvo' been
stacks of dry brush nrouiul tho hole,
'notigh to smoke out a llromnn. Wo'll
look and seo ir thoy loft any Roup
bonos lying around. First, though,
hero's your drink, MIbs Jenny."
As ho spoke, Illako kicked aside
nomo smouldering branches nnd led
the way to tho crovlco whence tho
spring trickled from the rock into a
shallow stone basin. When all had
drunk their 11 1 1 of the clear cool water
Dlnko took up his club and walked
straight across to tho baobab, Less
than .10 steps brought him to tho nar
row opening in tho trunk of tho huge
tree. At llrst ho could niako out noth
ing In tho dimly lit Interior; but tho
fetid, catty odor was enough to con
vince htm that he laid found the
leopards' den.
Ho etui lib t the vnguo outlines of u
long body, eroiichod Ilvo or six yards
away, on tho far wide of the hollow.
Ho sprang buck, his club brandished
to strike. But tho expected attack did
not follow. Hlako glaucod about aa
though considering tho advisability of
a rollout. Wlnthropo and Miss Leallo
wore staring t him, white-faced. Tho
slh of their terror soomod to spur
him to dare-devil bravado; though his
actions may rnthor have been duo to
tho fact that ho realized the futility of
(light, and so rose to the renulromeutR
of tho situation tho grim need to
stand and fnco the daugor.
"(let behind the bamboos!" ho
called, and as thoy hurriedly obajud,
be caught up a stono and tluug It In at
tho crouching benst.
Ho heard tho missile strike with a
oott thud that told him ho had not
missed his mark, ami ho swung up his
i lub In both hands, (liven half n
chanco ho would smash tho Bkull ot
tho toinnlo as ho had crushed her
blinded mato. Ono moment nftor an
otlior passed, and ho utood poised for
the shock, tonso nnd scowling. Not
ko much nn a snarl came from within.
Tho truth Hashed upon him.
"Smothered I" ho yelled.
Tho other saw hint dart In through
tho hole. A moment ator two limp
r.rnylsh bodies wero Hung out Into tho
open. Immediately aftor Hlako roap
pearod, dragging tho body of tho moth
er leopard.
"It's all rlghtj they'ro dead!" crlod
Wlnthropo, and ho rati forward, to
look at tho bodlop.
a ..MMm& trWntitiKHtHTT P r.A
mil i iMft mmm
wh- - . , is I x Vv'f y 1 &
One Moment After Another Passed,
Miss Leslie followed, hardly less
curious.
"Aro they till dead, Mr..Blako?" she
Inquired.
"Wlpod out wholo 'family. Tho old
cat stayed by hor kittens, and all
smothered together lucky for us! Get
busy with those bamboos, Win. I'm
going to havo these skins, and tho
Booner wo get tho cub moat hung up
and curing, tho hotter for us."
"Leopard meat again!" rejoined
Wlnthropo.
"Spring leopard, young and tonder!
What moro could you ask? Got a
move on you."
"Can I do anything, Mr. Hlako?"
asked Miss Losllo,
"Hunt a Bhady spot."
"Hut I really moan It."
"Well, ir that's straight, you might
go on ulong tho gully, and seo If
thero's nny placo to get to tho top.
You could pick up stlckB on tho wny
back, If any aro left. Wo'll havo to
fuiulgnto thin treo holo beroro wo
adopt It for a residence."
"Will It bo long boforo you finish
with your with the bodies?"
"Well, now, look here, Miss Jenny;
It's going to bo a mess, and I wouldn't
mind hauling tho carcasses clear down
tho gully, out or sight, If It was to bo
tho only time. Hut It's not, and you
havo got. to got used to It, sooner or
later. So we'll start now."
"I suppose, H I must, Mr. Hlako
Koally, I wish to help."
"Good. That's something llko!
Think you can learn lo cook?"
"See what 1 did this morning."
Hlako took the cord or cocoanut li
ber which Bho held out to hltn, and
tested Its strength.
"Well, I'll bo blessed!" ho said.
"This Is something into, ir you don't
look out, you'll mako quite a camp
nato, MIhb Jenny. Hut now, trot
along. This Is hardly arctic woathor,
and our abattoir don't Includo a cold
atorago plant. Tho sooner those
lambs aro drossod, tho bBttgr."
CHAPTER X.
Problems In Woodcraft.
T WAS no pleasant sight
that mot Miss Leslie's
gaze upon her return. The
noutest of butchorlng can hardly bo
tormed neBthotlc; and Hlako and Wln
thropo lacked both skill and tools. Ho
twoon tho ponkuiro nnd an linprovlsod
blado of bamboo, they had Hayed tho
two cubs and hagglod off the lleli.
Tho ragged strips, splttod on bamboo
rods, wero already scaring In the Horce
sun-rays.
Miss Losllo would hsvo slipped into
the hollow or tho baobab with her
armful or fagots and brush; but Hlako
waved a bloody knlfo nbovo tho body
of tho mother leopard, and beckoned
the girl to como nonvor.
"Hold on a minute, please," ho said,
"What did you Hnd out?"
Miss Leslie drowfow steps near
and Hc Stood Poised for the Shock.
er, and forced herself to look at tho
levoltlng sight. Sho found It still
moro dinicult to wHhstnrd the odor of
tho frc3h blood. W'lnthropo was pale
and nauseated. Tho sight of his dis
tress caused the girl to forgot her own
loathing. She drow a deep breath,
and succeeded In countering Rlako's
oxpoctant look with a half-snillo.
"How woll aro you getting along!"
sho exclaimed.
"Didn't think you could stand It. Hut
you've got grit all right, if you aro a
lady," Hlako said admiringly. "Say,
you'll make It yet! Now, how about
tho gully?"
"Thoro Is no placo to climb up. It
runs along llko this, and then slopes
down. Hut thcro is a cliff nt tho end,
as high ns these walls."
"Twenty foot," muttorcd Hlako.
"Confound tho luck. It Isn't that
jump-off; but how In how are wo
going to got up on tho cliff? Thero's
an everlasting lot ot omolettos in
thoso birds' nestB. ir only that bloom
In' how's thnt, Win, mo b'y? that
bloomln', blawstcd baobab watt on
t'other side. Tho wood's almost soft
as punk. Wo could dilve In pegs,
nnd climb up the trunk."
"Thoro aro other trees beyond It."
remarked Miss Leslie.
"Thon maybe wo can shin up "
"I fear the branches that overhang
tho cliff aro too slender to boar anv
weight."
"And It's too Infernally high to
climb up to this overhanging baobab
limb."
"I sny," ventured Wlnthropo, "if, we
had an ax, now. wo might cut up ono
or the trees, and make a ladder."
"Ob, yea; and If wo had a ladder,
wo might climb up the cliff!"
"Hut, Mr. Hlnke, Is there not somo
way to cut down ono of the trees?
Tho treo itself would be a ladder If It
roll in such a way as to lean against
tho cliff."
"There's only the penknife," an
sworod Hlako. "So 1 guess we'll havo
to scratch eggs off our menu card
Spring leopard for ours! Now, IT you
really want to help, you might scrapo
tho soup bones out or your boudoir,
and fetch n lot moro brush, It'll tnke
n big lire to rid tho holo of that cat
smell."
"Will not the treo burn?"
"No; Ithese hollow baobabs, have
green bark on tho Insldo as well as
out. Funny thing, that! We'd have
to keep n tire going a long tlmo to
burn through."
"Yet It would burn In tlmo?"
"Yos; but wo'ro not going to"
"Then why not bum through tho
trunk of ono of thoso small trees, In
stead of chopping It down?"
"Hy hook, Miss Jenny, you've got
an Amorlcan hoadplece! Como on.
Sooner wo get the thing started, tho
bolter."
Neither Wlnthropo nor Miss Leslie
was reluctant to loavo tho vicinity of
tho carcasses. They followed close
arter Hlako, around tho monstrous
holo or tho baobab. A llttlo beyond It
stood a group of slondor trees, whose
trunks nvurugod eight inches at tho
base. Hlako stopped at the second
one, which grow nonrest to the sea
ward aide of the cleft.
' Here's our ladder," he Mid. "Got
somo llrewood. Pound tho bushes,
though, before you go poking into
them. May bo snnkea here."
"Snakes? oh!" cried Miss Leslie,
nnd she stood shuddering t the dan
ger she hnd already Incurred.
Tho 11 ro had burnt Itself out on a
bare bdge of rock betwe?n them and
tho bRobnb, nnd the clumps of dry
brush left standing In ibis out! or the
cleft wero very suggest lvo of Bnakew,
now that Hlnke had called attention
to the possibility of their prosence.
He laughed nt his hesitating com
panions. "Go on. go on! Don't Bqtieal
till you're bit. Most snakes hike out,
If you give them half a chance. Take
n stick each of you, and pound the
bushes."
Thus urged, both started to work.
Hut neither ventured Into tho thicker
clumps. When they returned, with
large armfuls of sticks and twigs,
they found thnt Hlako had used Ills
glass to light a handful of dry bark,
out In tho sun, and was nursing It In
to a small Hie at tho base of tho tree,
on tho side next tho cliff.
"Now, Miss Jenny," ho directed,
"you're to keep this going not too big
a tire understand? Same tlmo you
can keep on fetching brush to fuml
gato your cat hole. It nccdB It, all
right."
"Will not that bo ralhor too much
for Miss Losllo?" asked Wlnthropo.
"Well, If sho'd rnthor como and rub
brains on tho nklns, Indian tan, you
know, or " .
"How can you montion such things
before n lady?" protested Wlnthropo.
"Heg your pardon, MIbs Leslie! you
see, I'm not much used to ladles' com
pany. Anyway, you'vo got to seo and
henr about these thlng3. And now I'll
havo to get tho strings for Win's
bamboo bows. Come on, Win. We'vo
got thnt old tabby to peel, and a lot
moro besides."
Miss Leslie's first linpulao was to
protest against being loft alone, when
at nny moment some awful venom
ous serpent might como darting at her
out of tho brush or tho crevices In
the rocks. Hut her half-parted Hps
drow firmly together, and after a mo
ment's hesitancy, Bho forced herself
to tho task which had been assigned
her. The flro, onco stnrtcd, required
llttlo attention. She could give most
or her time to gathering brush for the
fumigation of tho leopard den.
Sho had collected quite a hoap of
fuel nt the entranco of tho hollow,
when sho remembered thnt tho plnce
would first havo to bo cleared of Its
accumulation of bones. A glanco nt
her companions showed that they
wore In tho midst of tasks oven moro
revolting. It wns certalriy disagree
able to do such things; yet, ao Mr.
Hlako had said, others had to do them
It was now hor tlmo to learn. Sho
could seo him smllo nt her hesitation.
Stung by the thought of his half
contemptuous pit", sho caught up a
forked stick, and forced hcrsolf to en
ter tho trcc-cave. Tho stench met her
llko a blow. It nauseated and nil but
overpowered her. Sho stood for sov
oral moments In tho center or tho cav
Ity, sick and faMit. Had It been oven
tho previous day, she would havo run
out Into the open nlr.
Presently she grew a llttlo moro nc
customed to tho Btonch, and begun
to rako over the soft, dry mold of
tho den floor with hor forked stick.
Hones! who had ever dreamed of
such a mess or bones? big bones
and little bone3 and skulls; old bones,
dry nnd almost burled; moldy bones;
bones still bnir-covorcd with bits or
llosh and gristle tho remnants of tho
leopard family's last meal.
At last all were scraped out nnd
Hung In a heap, thrco or four yards
away from the entranco. Miss Les
lie lookod at tho result of her labor
with a satisfied glance, followed by n
sigh of relief. Betwcon the heat and
her unwonted o::orclso, nho was great
ly fatigued. She stopped around to a
shadlor spot to rest.
With a sta'rt she remembered tho
Are.
When sho reached It thoro wore
only a few dying ombers loft. Sho
gathered dond loaves and shreds of
fibrous Inner bark, and knelt bosldo
tho dull coals to blow them Into life.
She could not boar tho thought of hav
ing to confess hor carolessness to
Blake.
(To m: coNTiNt'nn.)
Drudgery In tho Kltcnen.
The path ot progress Is clear. There
Is no moro reason why tho woman
in modem civilization should scrub
and cook and dam and dust than thoro
Is why theso things should bo done
by men. Tho dovolopmont of Im
proved machinery and tho growth of
labor saving dovlces of nil kinds will
fitmlly obvlato tho necessity ot doing
theso things oach day In oach homo
through the land. Co operation, which
wo aro slowly learning to greet ns a
rrtend, will overcome tho drudgery
and mako tho llfo of a woman as en
Joynblo and eventful ns that of tho
man. Noarlng and Watson In "Eco
nomlcs."
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THE ROBERT DEMPSTER CO.,
Cox 1197. Omaha. Nob. '
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, DR. E. R. TARRY,
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