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FOE BOYS AKD ( KRIS ,
5OME GOOD STORIES FOR OUR
JUNIOR READERS.
edily's Grandmother Japan' * Quaint
Foxes They Lite With Lucky Families
and They 31 tint Never He Offended
The Land of Topsj-Turvey.
The Li.nd of Topgy-Turvoy.
n the land of Topsy-Turvey
How I wish that I was there !
7\7here everything is upside down ,
And common things are rare ;
Where hard work's always easy ;
Where the night is always day ;
Where trouble's recreation.
And the grown-up people play ;
tVhere rivers climb the hillside ;
Where the skies are clover green ;
Where all the hidden things of life
Are clearly to be seen ;
Where fairies are the people ,
Where the people ai'e the elves ;
Where milk conies from the wellsprings -
springs ,
And the horses drive themselves ;
Where things go by contraries ;
Where the homely hfive good looks ;
Where the uurglam are all honest.
And the readers write the books.
Ih , the land of Topsy-Turvey
'Tis an iridescent dream !
A. spot where things are what they're
not ,
And never what they seem !
t want to go and live there ,
For I rather like their way
3f having everybody '
Growing younger every day.
[ larper's Bazar.
Teddy's Grandmother.
Teddy had many of the nice things
jf this world , but there was something
i ? did not have and which he knew he
could not ever have. AH of the other
little boys and girls had one , or two ,
and poor Teddy felt very bad when he
thought about it , for he thought that it
must be the nicest of all things ! You
could never guess , though perhaps you
have one yourself it was a Grand
mother ! Both of Teddy's grandmoth
ers had gone to heaven when he was a
baby it was one of his grandmothers
who first called him "Teddy. " Jamie
liad a good sweet grandmother and she
would have him and Marjorie to come
and stay with her ; and then Teddy
would be very lonesome and sad. He
would say , "I wish I had a grandmoth
er ! If I just had a grandmother to
go and see , and she would send me
tea cakes. " Jamie's grandmother of
ten sent Jamie and Marjorie tea-cakes
and maple sugar and apples and other
good things. One day Teddy sat very
still and looked thoughtful ; then he
leaned his face against his mother's
cheek and said : "Mother , I don't be
lieve I can stand it without a grand
mother ! " Teddy's mother patted his
head. "I can hardly stand it myself ,
Teddy , " she said ; "because she was
my mother , you know , dear. " Then
Teddy patted his mother. After a
while he said : "Mother , I asked Jamie
if I might have part of his grandmoth
er , and he said I would have to ask
her. So I want you to write to her for
me. " Teddy's mother said she would ,
and she wrote just what Teddy told
her to write : "Dear 'Grandmother'
Mallory :
"I know you are not my real grand
mother , but I haven't got any , and
I wish you would please let mejust
call you 'grandmother , ' if you can
stand it to have so many grandchil
dren. All the boys have grandmothers
except me. Both of my grandmothers
are in heaven and I can't stand it any
longer. I won't bother you a bit if
you will let me call you 'grandmoth
er. ' I haven't any one to send me teacakes -
cakes and maple sugar. Sometimes
Jamie gives me some of his.
"Good-bye , Grandmother ,
"Your little boy , Teddy. "
Teddy's letter was mailed at the
postoffice , and the next day there was
a package for "Master Teddy Warne. "
Inside of the box were tea-cakes and
maple sugar and a letter from dear old
Mrs. Mallory. This was the letter :
"My dear little boy :
"You cannot think how pleased I am
to have another nice boy to love me
and call me 'grandmother. ' One of
my little grandsons is in heaven , and
maybe God is going to let you take his
place , and I will be glad to be your
grandmother in the place of those
grandmothers in heaven who love you
still. I want you and Jamie to come
to-morrow to spend the day and night
with me. Ask your mamma if you may.
"Your loving grandmother ,
"Janet Mallory. "
The next day Jamie and Teddy rode
on the old horse to Grandmother Mai-
lory's. Jamie rode half of the \vay
in the red saddle with Teddy behind ,
and Teddy rode the last half with
Jamie behind , and they took their
night gowns to stay all night. Mrs.
Mallory kissed Teddy just as she kiss
ed Jamie , and she let Teddy sit on one
side of her at the table , and Jamie on
the other. They played in the attic
and waded in the "branch , " and they
climbed the trees , and nobody told
them not to go in the flower garden , or
to stop eating cherries , and they had
honey for supper , and they handed
jack for chicken at breakfast , and Ted-
ay said , "Yes , Grandmother , " every
time. He was so proud and happy be-
: ause he had a grandmother at last
( i.nd since then when Jamie goes , Ted-
Jy goes too , and when Jamie gets a
box of tea-cakes and maple sugar ,
Teddy gets one , too. Teddy tells
jverybody that he has a grandmother
low , and adds : "She's not my real
grandmother , you. know , but aho lets
me call her 'grandmother , " because I
couldn't stand it. " Ida F. Bane , in
Little Folks.
Japan's Quaint Foxes.
In Japan , with its quaint , gentle people
ple and its quainter , ewitler beliefs ,
even the foxes are not the same as
they are in other countries. Here a fox
is a plaything , a creature to be harried
and torn to pieces by dogs for sport.
In Japan it is well to address a fox
by the most honorable titles , to treat
him kindly , place food for him , and be
very glad when he goes. For in Japan
foxes have great power , and it is not
well to offend them. Many are the
tales the little people whisper whis
per for fear the foxes will hear and
take offense about the deeds of Inari
the fox. They are popularly supposed
to take up their abode with those
whom they fancy and , alas ! also
with those whom they do not fancy.
And sometimes it is hard to decide
which is the happier. For the foxes
must be fed. And as there are always
many in a family , and they do not vis
it singly , much rice must be consumed
for them. Good luck comes from their
arrival , however , but it Is liable to be
changed into direst ill-fortune at any
moment. For the foxes are exceed
ingly sensitive , and a word carelessly
spoken , nay , even a thought some
times , will serve to send them off in a
huff , and then all sorts of misfortunes
will follow. When a man is seized
with a lit in Japan they say "He is
afflicted with foxes , " or "He has made
an enemy of the foxes. " A story is told
of a woman who kept a little shop
where rice was sold. Every night a
tall woman entered the shop , bought
some rice , laid two coins down upon
the counter and left without saying a
word. The woman would place the
coins in a drawer , and think no more
of them. One day the woman entered
the shop , bought her rice , but as she
turned her back the shopkeeper saw a
long white tail hanging beiow her
dress. She cried out , and the woman
disappeared. Rushing to 'the drawer
where she had placed her money , she
found some coins and some dried
leaves. Half of the money she had re
ceived was good ; the other half had
been bewitched , and had turned back
to dry leaves. Families not having
foxes are not allowed to marry into
those having them , as when the foxes
attach themselves to a family it in
cludes in its affections all its members ,
even to those most remote. One of the
most famous families in Japan claims
its supremacy to be due to the good in
fluences of the foxes who have taken
up their abode in that family. New
York Herald.
This Hor.ie Is a Great Jumper.
From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch :
Not many horses trained in steeple-
chasing and ridden by skilled jockeys
could make a clean jump of tweiity-
one feet. When George King , the cow
boy , started out to "round up" a herd
of cattle that was pasturing in the
valleys of the Santa Ana river he in
vited an Indian , Juan Machado , to ac
company him and help him in the cat
tle driving. Machado was on the point
of agreeing , when King said joking
ly : "We will take our -jims along and
we might get a fat tear. " Immediate
ly the Indian appeared to be in a state
of abject terror and refused to take
the trip , assuring King that the grizzly
bear always overheard such threats
and that hunters who announced their
object were sure to be eaten up. Laugh
ing at the Indian's superstition , King
started on without him. A day or two
afterward he was following a lonely
trail alone. The trail led through a
dense thicket and was near ths border
of a dangerous gulch. Suddenly the
pathway made a sharp curve and dis
closed to the cowboy's sight a monster
grizzly gnawing at the quivering flesh
of a newly killed yearling. Now , of
all circumstances calculated to excite
a grizzly the interruption of his meal
is the surest. Therefore when the
mounted cowboy rode almost upon
him he rushed forward with a terrify
ing growl. The little horse needed no
spurs , but darted onward through the
brush with incredible swiftness , the
angry bear following close behind. In
a moment the horse and rider were on
the edge of the gulch , and there was
no room for turning. King and his
horse both knew that. There was but
one thing to do. King raised the
bridle reins , the little horse gathered
her legs beneath her , sailed straight
through the air and landed safely oa
the edge of the opposite bank. The
chasm was twenty-one feet across.
And the Indian said : "I told you so.
I told you the bear would hear
The Jester's Tric'r.
Peter the Great was once very neatly
caught in a trap by a jester attached
to the court. The jester was noted for
his cleverness in getting himself and
his friends out of difficulties. It hap
pened one day that a cousin of his had
incurred the czar's displeasure and was
about to be executed. The jester there
fore presented himself before his im
perial master to beg for a reprieve. On
seeing him approach , the czar , divin
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to come here ; I swear I will not grant
what you are going to ask. " Immedi
ately the jester went dov.-n on his
knees , saying : "I beseech your im
perial highness to put that scamp
cousin of mine to death. " The czar ,
thus caught in his own trap , could
only laugh and pardon the condemned
man.
Perplexing.
From Town Topics : Tailor Is your
master in ? Servant Sure I do' know.
He said if you caught him in he'd be
out , and now I'm puzzled to tell which
he is.
Since his Inauguration as president ,
Mr. McKinlcy has never seen a play.
Each of the Washington theaters has
placed a box at his disposal. The
mistress of the White House , how
ever , io rather fond of the play , and
frequently visits the theater with
friends.
In Switzerland they elect a new
president every year unanimously , The
new one just chosen is Walker Haus-
er , and the rule which has been fol
lowed in the tranquil republic for
years is that the vice president of one
year becomes the president the next.
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to b < 5 the futuie tr ni < stc per ; tf the
Gulf of Mexico Kvrry farmr r. merchant
acd mnnufccturcr of t e Unired tut s
Cit of the .Mis isMppi River directly
interested in La Porte. A s-null invest
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Swine placce or bos cholera successfully treated
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The Swins Vaceine Go. , Wpore , Heb ,
A radio for n White HOIIHC cnuy-
os just taken place at 50 cent * :
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arc from the tapestry ami other fur
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to the time of Mrs. Cleveland and rep
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value is put down at ? 150.
Milton Stewart is building an ark
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T 'xji Land * .
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Railway covers central and south
Texas. Good lands , reasonable prices ,
mild and healthful climate. Addresa
E. J. MARTIN , Gen'l. POSH Agt. ,
San Antonio , Texas.
There Is no passion vhlch meals
Into the heart more. Imperceptibly and
covers Itself under more disguises than
pride. Addison.
! \ \ . X. 17. OrilA Xo. 52 J 809
M < ntk > n thi to advertisers.
of acres of choice agri
cultural \KDS now
opened for s > pttlcnK-nt
in Wrstcrn Canad i.
Here is crown t : e cc1-
< 'bmtPdXO. 1 HARD
1 WHEAT whieti brings the highest price in the
markets of th .vorld. tbouands of cattle are
fattened for market ir.tncat biimj fed trrain ,
and without aJay's shelter. St-n'J ior informa
tion and < -ecurc a free home in Western Canart.i.
Wrte the Superintendent of Immigration , Ot
tawa , oraddress the undersigned , who will mail
you atlases , pamphlet * , etc. . free of co t. W. V.
Bennett Wl N. Y. Life Building , Omaha. Neb.
NEW DISCOVERY ; pive *
B nulcJ : relief and cnrea worst
cafes. Cook of testimonial and 10 MY" treatment
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UURhS WHERE til aS-cAItS-
-Taxes flood. Ceo