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    THE StHI-WElKLY TRIBUNE
IRA U DARtl, PuUittier
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NEBRASKA
EAU MEANING OF "MYSTIC"
Ona of tho Most Frequently Misused
of Worda Its Probablo Origin
' Explained.
, A Jowolcr in a small bnndlcrnft
tahop hold out a henry Bllvor ring wltli
la quecrly ongrnvod sonl, saying: "I
can't explain tho dovlco to you. It Is
mado for n nqa captnlm Ho's n frlond
of mlno, and tho cmblom is just inys-
rtlo to him." Tho very fact that n
word becomes so wnrpod and common
means, at least, that a great many
foeoplo aro becoming nwnro of a now
matter. Bomothlng has swum Into
their kon, nnd tho word that stands
for tho oxporlonco Is bandied' wildly
labout tho world. When ono pauses to
'reflect upon tho meaning of Uio word
"mystic," It is odd to noto tho baso
uses to which It has como. All tho
imlnor poota wrlto of "mystic gleams"
land "mystic glamours," "mystic
Ishoons" and "mystlo clamors;" Ha
uso In tho sonso of magic Is very
.widespread. But thcro aro also small
Irallroad stations In out-of-tho-waj
lopoto that rojolco In tho now word ns
ia designation. An n matter of historic
Ifact tho noisy, ubiquitous word de
rives from a Greek word which inonni
shut A mystlo was ono who wns bo
tng lnittatod into certain esoteric re
ligious doctrines about which ho must
!koop his mouth shut Somo conjeo
Ituro that Iho word referred rnthor to
tho kcoplng of tho eyes shut to all
luonso Impressions In order that the
spiritual vision might bo soon. Or It
'might havo roforrod to tho fact that
luntll a man was admitted to tho mys-
rles, bis eyes woro shut to spiritual
uth. Dut In all probability tho first
explanation Je tho true ono,, and tho
word slraply refers to tho fact that
tie profoumlest experiences cannot b
Imparted. They dwell in tho groat
realm of oltenco, and aro truost when
Uny are eulleat Harper's Weekly.
i A Grafter Sentenced.
Judge (sevoroly) You havo boon
jfounrt guilty of stealing tho pcoplo's
money, and you aro sentenced to ten
(years in tho penltontlary, and to pay
y flno of 10,000.
tlroat Graftor Yob, y'r honor.
Judge Dut as you will novor he
jalile to pay tho flno, the flno Is re
mitted. Great drafter Thank you, Judgo.
Judge And If you conduct yourself
(properly, the law will allow tlmo for
kood behavior, and you can got out In
about a year and a half.
r Graftor Thanks, Judge.
I Judgo And, by tho way, if you hap
pen to feel ill in a wook or two, tho
ourt will issue an order allowing you
go home to die.
Grafter Thanks, Judgo; but suppose
i don't diet
( Judge Don't montlon It. Call the
next case.
I The Cocoa Tree.
I The cultivation of cocoa Is at pros
fent an inviting agricultural pursuit in
fTrinldad and parts of Voncsuola. Tho
cocoa tree cannot withstand strong
Aunshlno, and tho young plants havo
to be Bhadod by banana or plalntaln
trees, and lator when thoy attain tholr
growth, by tall trees known ob "lm
portals" or tho "mothor of tho cocoa."
These make a kind of canopy over tho
entire plantation. Tho fruit of tho
cocoa tree is n pod rosombltng a cu
cumber, and growing on tho trunk or
large branches, whoro It looks ns
though It woro artificially attached.
The needs are llko largo, thick lima
beans embedded In pulp. Theso form
the cocoa beans of commerce Tho
processes of curing nnd drying re
quire much attontlon.
The Ink Plant
Ink of everyday llfo may be perhaps
described as of mixed animal, vegetable
and mineral origin. Bomotlmos, how
ever, the Juice ot a plant can bo used
directly for writing. This Is the case
with tho Ink plant, which occurs In
South America and New Zoaland.
The Juice of tho plant is red, but It
becomes rapidly black on oxposuro
by oxidization. It glvos a permanent
ttaln on papor and can bo used as Ink
wtlhout further preparation. All tho
early documents in Spanish America
were written with tho Juice of tho ink
plant Knowlodgo.
Cut Her Hair and Saved Her Sight.
Unusual prosonco of mind, followed
by prompt action by Miss Inoz, daugh
ter of Goorgo Emorson, n farmor. liv
ing wost of hero, saved hor sight and
her faco from a bad burning tho oth
er morning when hor long nnd boauti
(ul hair caught flro from an explosion
of coal gaii In tho kltchon stove.
When tho flames flashod out oho
celted a pair of scissors nnd cut off
6er burning tresses. Eyolashcs and
eyebrows woro burnod oft nnd hor
neck and arms badly burned. Oreo
W Correspondence- Denver Repub
lican. While You Walt.
"Block your hat whllo you wait,"
was tba original whllo you wait sign
bating back to beforo tho war, and
for a long tlmo It was tho only ono,
while now of such signs thoro nro
many. You can liavo j our Bhoea re
paired or your teeth fixed or yonr
clothe. pressed, your umbrella mond.
ed or your eyglassos put in ordor
There 1 scarcoly anything thut you
may not now have dono wb!! you wait
it you want It, aa wltnoos this sign
rdpg: "Jewelry cleaned and dta
uaads set while yen wait."
V-- ' " '' -i
OH llfo In u mirror of Mng and
nlavo,
Tin Just whnt wo aro nnd do:
Tlien clvo to tho world thn best you have,
And the rent will como hack to yo't.
Hints for the Housekeeper.
Many womon profcr to wrlto off vnl
unblo recipes rather than mho n good
cook book In tho kltchon. When this
is too much trouble, havo n pano of
glass cut to fit tho slzo of tho open
book, bind tho edgo with the binding
used In pnsso partoutlng nnd always
havo it handy when using tho book,
ns it servos two purposes, keeps tho
book open nnd clean from tho spat
ters In cooking.
For a chnngo add n mlncod green
popper to scrambled eggs with a fow
mushrooms. Watery custard or n cub
tnrd that wheys, is caused from cook
ing in too hot nn oven or too long In
cooking. Set tho dish In hot water
and novor allow tho custard to boll.
A cupful of rlpo olives ndded to a
beef stow makes an elegant dish out
of n common ono.
Uso tomato Julco Instond of water
In tho omolot.
Cleaning pots nnd pnns Is tho bug
boar of tho cook. It Is hard work If
loft until after tho dishes aro washed
and bangs ovor ono as n burden. Ono
oasy way Is to koop n supply of news
papers In tho kitchen and as coon aa
a greasy dish Ib emptied wlpo It out
with tho papor and wash It as soon as
possible. Tho paper may bo burnod
nnd so tho greaso Is kopt from the
cloth and sink.
A dish which Is a great favorite
with mnny is codfish sorved In a whlto
sauce mado of sour cronm Instead of
eweot; It makes n pleasing change.
Somo ono Bnya that sour croam Is
cood In mashed potatoes. It Ib worth
trying.
For n plant stlmulnnt ubo n fow
crystals of Iron sulphato dropped Into
tho wntorlng can once a weok. Thla
chemical bslng n combination of Iron,
sulphur nnd oxygon, acts as a tonic
to tho pJautfl' tlasuos.
To clean kid gloves with llttlo
troublo nnd cxponso try this mothod:
Soturato u bit of clean muslin with
gasollno and shako it out until It Is
no longer wet. With tho glovo on,
wipe gontly from flngor tips to wrist,
;IIang tho gloves In tho nlr for a fow
hours to air thoroughly.
Rico, oatmeal or other cereals left
,ovor from breakfast make dollclous
pancakes. Tako equal parts of tho
leftover and flour, add n llttlo sugar,
salt and ono or" two eggs nnd enough
milk to mako a heavy battor. Dako In
hot fat until brown. Those llttlo cakes
mako a ulco dOBsort whon sorved with
Jolly.
MM
0 KNOW wlmt you profcr, In
otcad ot humbly saying amen
to what the world tolls you
you oiiBht to prefer, la to havo kept your
soul alive.
-Uobcrt I Htovenson.
All Sorts of Hints.
A good umbrella with propor care
will last for years. Novor roll up nn
umbrella when wot, an tho dies rot It
and soon It will crack In tho folds.
When a wot umbrella Is loft to drip
in tho rack, alwoyB turn It. handle end
down, ns tho wator Bottlod in tho top
nnd it not Boon dried will rot the ollk.
It la strnngely truo that thoBo who
have tho fowest clothes nro thoy who
tako tho least caro of thorn. It Is uot
wear that makes a drabbled mass of
your best gown In a fow months. H
Is lack of care when not worn. If
hung badly or folded nnd put away
a gown will soon lose Its froshnoss.
A "boat way" to hang waists and
sklrta Is on coat hangers; theso may
bo mado of barrel boopB It tho bought
on onos aro unattainable. Womon
who woar tholr clothos woll put thorn
on carefully and tnko tho stitch and
brush often to tholr garments aro al
wayB well drossod. It Is nn economy
to havo two or more pairs ot shoes to
wear, ob loather, like people, need
rost to wonr long. It tho foot porsplro
tho leather rots quickly unless nlred
and changed often. SprlnUIcf a little
powder In tho shoes or burnt alum la
a good remedy for that troublo.
Use tho least droHsIng or blacking
posslblo, but do not slight the bruBh.
Did you ovor got a llttlo shock on
Booing tho backs of muddy heols on
an otherwlso woll dressed, woman?
Whon tho heolB woar out unovonly as
they do with bo many of us, havo tho
shoemaker put on nnothor lift and
Btralghten them. An authority on
ouch matters says that many Ills that
women aro prono to nro caimcd from
wearing run-over heels which koop the
body out of plumb.
When putting away oboes for a sea
son of. a weok, stud thum to koop
them In ebape If you cannot afford a
fow shoo trooH.
Rough brntds on tho skirts wear
Bhocs In n very short tlmo.
Whon ahocs got wot lot them dry
naturally nwny from the flro. then
rub with n little swoot oil nnd thoy
will bo as good ns over. Shoos ekould
bo aired as woll an clothing and
oftenor. Rut them In tho window at
night to air.
OH llfo In u mirror of king- and W W
Jm. iilavo, V w
HAT Is llfo but whnt a man U
thinking of nil day.
Emerson.
Make tho world within our rench
Somewhat tho better for our living.
And gladder for our human upcccli.
J. O. Whlttlcr.
Culinary Suggestions.
Mashed potatoes nro such a common
accompnnlmont for roast poultry or
broiled steak that It seems surprising
thnt so fow cooks servo them properly.
When boiled In rapidly boiling wator
with a tnblespoonful of salt to a quart
of water thoy nhould whon cooked fall
Into a snowy mass nt tho first blow ot
tho masher. After draining them re
move tho cover nnd nhnko over tho
flro to romovo nil moisture, then mash
nntll smooth, adding tho cronm or milk
heated, then tho butler and salt. Pile
tho potatoos Into n hot dish; but do
uot put down, that mnkoB them heavy.
Potatoes mashed nnd served In this
manner nro a strong contrast to tho
ordinary mashed potatoes as served.
Many people llko cooked cucumbers,
for IhoBo a fow suggestions may be
wolcomc. When thoy got n llttlo toe
coarBe of need to servo sliced, pari
and slice In lengthwlso quartern
Bcrapo out all the seeds and cook them
In slightly snltcd boiling wntcr untlj
thoy nro tender; then drain, buttei
thorn, season with snlt and popper nnd
sorvo on narrow lengths of toast well
buttered.
Fried cucumbers nro very nppctlzlng
for a' breakfast dish. Propnro thorn as
above except In tho manner of slicing,
loavo them In half-Inch slices. Sprlnklo
with Bait and poppor, roll In cracker
crumbs and fry quickly on both sides
In hot bacon fat Theso are delicious
served with a chocso omelet.
Hero are somo now catBups, at
IcaBt new to soma:
Pear Catsup.
Add two tablcspoonfuls of stick cin
namon, two teaapoonfula ench of
cloves and maco to throo cupfuls of
wator nnd simmer 16 minutes; pare,
halvo nnd coro n dozon rich, Into
penrs, lay In a baking dish and pour
tho spiced wntor over them, cover
closely nnd bako until tho fruit Is
tender, but not soft, nnd skim out. Ro
turn tho syrup to tho flro, and Blmmor
until reduced to ono pint, strain, tlo
tho bpIcob In bags (threo of them);
add ono pint ot strong vinegar and
threo pounds of sugar to tho hot liquid
add the poars, a fow at a tlmo. Skim
out into quart Jars with a spico bag In
each, and when nil nro cooked, pour
tho plcklo ovor and final hot. Those
should moro correctly bo called splcod
pears.
III WHAT would tho world bo
to us
If tho children woro no more?
Wo would dread tho desert bohtnd ua
"Worse than the dark before.
Longfellow.
A Child's Birthday Party.
A children's party ts not always an
easy ono to arrange; but tho plons-
ura It glvos tho llttlo pcoplo moro than
repays ono for all tho troublo.
Of courso, thcro must bo ico cream;
it would bo no party without It
A Hlmplo plain lco cream Is tho
best for thorn, not too rich or served
with n Bauco. If ono can afford Bomo
thlng a little elaborate, it is nlco to
servo tho cream in spun sugar nests.
Theso- may bo bought or mado nt
homo nnd ndd nn elegance to tho dish
of cream which la a delight to a child.
Very pretty llttlo cakcB mny bo pro
pared by uBlng tho nngel food recipe
nnd piping tho mixture through n pos
try tubo on to tho baking shoots In
any desired form, then bako a delicate
brown.
Next to cako In Importance to tho
palate ot tho child la tho sandwich.
Thoy nro sure to llko sandwiches.
Sweet ones may evon tako tho place
of cuko. Homc-mado bon-bonn aro al
ways n treat and aro much moro
wholesomo thnn tho kind bought at
Uio confoctlnnora.
A groat vurloty of them may bo
mado with tho fondant, flavored. They
may ho dipped In melted fondant, fla
vored and colored.
To mako tho fondant, boll two nnd
one-half pounds of sugur and a cupful
ot water, a halt tcnspoonful of cream
of tartar, without stirring, uutll It
formu u soft waxy ball In water. Turn
out on n mnblo slab or largo platter
and when cool work with n wooden
spoon until ccrainy. Put It Into a
bowl, nnd let it Btnnd covered for a
day to ripen. It Is thon ready to muke
Into any desired candy.
Tho charm of tho party will not bo
fully appreciated until tho birthday
cake appears, brightened by Its rosy
cuudleB.
A boaid that may bo kopt for yearn
and servo for any number of birthdays
may bo mado from tho top ot a candy
pall. Roro holo3 not qulto through,
but deep enough to hold n small can
dlo upright, leaving tho confer for tho
plato with tho cake. This board may
do for tho grout-grandmother'a birth
day caka as well, for tho candles toll
tho story of the yours.
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Kansas Chickens
TOPEKA, KAN. In any ono of 20
Kansas towns today ono may see
hitndrtds of chickens running nnd fly
ing, with mnny squawks nnd cackles
and calls, to meet Incoming motor
trnlns, At ovory station along tho
lines whoro motor cars aro operated
tho chlckons have, learned to hlko
with nil their might to tho depot
whoncver thoy hear the sharp blast
of tho siren whistle of tho motor cars.
Chlckena usually run nwny from
steam trains, but thoy run for tho
motor enrs. Tho chickens are as reg
ular nbout meotlng theso enrs as tho
bus driver and tho postmaster. Every
old hen, pullet, rooster and cockerel
not penned up answers the call of tho
motor car siren. This whlstlo sounds
moro llko a fog-horn than n railway
whlstlo, nnd can bo heard long dis
tances. When tho ciren sounds the
chickens tnko tho shortest cut to tho
Btntlon.
What's tho reason? Grasshoppers,
Just, plain, old, ordinary, tobacco-
Dancing Craze Has
NEW YORK. It has becomo a sort
of madness In Now York, tbo dc
Biro to see dancing. Somo 15 years
ago a Spanish dancer llko Carmcnclta
might creato something of a seven
dnys' wonder, besides having her
namo written down as an artist In tho
books which posterity Is supposed to
rend. Rut nowadays dancing of all
eorts Is fairly worshiped.
Isadora Duncan brought tho Greek
dance, which later was kept allvo
by Maud Allen nnd othor Imitators of
Miss Duncan. Ruth St Denis Intro
duced the Hindoo danco; Mistlnguctt
and Max Dearly at tho Moulin Rougo
in Purls created tho Apacho danco,
which has sinco been given In ovory
posBlblo form in America, ending with
Polairo'n vivid performance, nnd tho
Snlorao dnnco was a crazo of Jtself
for a summer.
For threo sensons no vaudovlllo hill
has been deemed complete unless
eonio dancer appeared in the list of
performers. Moro than generally that
J 17
Frisco Has Child
SAN FRANCISCO. Lelnnd Stanford
university Is to ncqulro a child
prodigy of whom qulto aa great things
aro expected ns of Harvard's boy won
der, William James Sldlffi In this caso
tho prodigy ts a girl, Winifred Snck
vlllo Stoner, better known to her
familiars ns Cherlo. Her mothor Is a
dnughtor ot tho lato Lord Sackvtlle
West, ambassador from England In
ono of the Cleveland administrations,
and hor father is Col. J. D. Stoner of
tho Marino hospital servlco,
Sho is now aged eight years, and
ns a linguist is in a class by herself.
Her knack for poetry enabled her to
print a book of 52 pages called "Jin
gles" when sho waB Ave. At tho ago
of four sho was proficient enough In
Esperanto to recolvo from tho founder
of thnt composite Innguago n medal
for proficiency. She had heard this
Pythian's Twins Now Join the Order
IMDIANAPOLIS. Damon A. and Py
thlaa A. Frederick, "tho K. P.
twins," havo become members of tho
Knights of Pythias order. Thoy woro
given tho flrst dogreo by lodgo No. 5G
ot this city ns soon after tholr twenty
flrst birthday anniversary as possible
and ou that occasion each was pre
sented with a watch fob, tho lattej
decorated with tho emblem ot the
order.
Tho Fredorlck boys aro sons of Louis
A. Fredorlck, who has boon promluent
In K. of P. affairs In this Btato tor
many yeara. Frederick wob an en
thusiastic member of Dioscuri lodgo
No. 47, at Vincouncs, beforo his mar
rlago nnd even after hU wedding was
able tq contlnuo bla boast that he "had
novor missed a meetlug." It Is said
that tho high rank ot that lodgo In the
state wna largely duo to his work.
Ho wax chancellor commendor of tho
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Meet Motor Trains
chewing, green, red, yollow, streaked,
striped and spotted grasshoppors.
Hunches of 'cm, fat and Juicy from
feeding In Kansas corn nnd wheat
fields.
All tho motor cars hnvo pilots, fend
ers or cowcatchers of n big Bcoop-llko
pattorn. They are made of heavy steel
bars and covered with a wlro screen
ing. As tho cars go hiking through
tho country thoso fenders gather up
thousands of grasshoppers. Going the
six or soven miles between stations
a motor car will often gather n bushel
of grasshoppers on tho fender.
Theso are tho big T-bono sort of
grasshoppers thnt nro round only in
tho fields. They nro tho porterhouso
nnd sirloin cuts of tho hopper family
and they mako a very delectable re
past for tho chlckons. Tho chickens
cannot catch very many of them In
tho fields and gardens, as tho hoppers
aro quick and mako long flights.
Tho grasshoppers nro not any moro
plentiful this year than In former
years, but tho chickens never had a
way of catching them aa thoy havo
this year, this being the first season
of tho motor cars on most of tho lines.
Tho chickens of tho small town, when
tho whlstlo sounds, mako a quick dlvo
for tho depot, ready to pounco on the
hundreds of stunned hoppers lying on
tho fender.
Grip on New York
dancer's name, llko that of Abou Den,
Adam, hno led all tho rest. Tho
masked dancers nt the rivnl vnudevillo
theaters, aro tho latest examples of
tho music hall craze for dnnclng sen
sations. Wo had "story" dances, too
dances, clog dances, cake walks, enn
cans, overythlng, It seemed, thnt tho
mind of innn has been ablo to luvent
or resuscitate.
It remained, however, for somo en
terprising manngor to tnko advantago
of tho Idea and glvo tho public nn en
tiro evening of contrasted and almost
unbroken dnnclng.
From tho beginning to tho end It
Ib nlmost ono unbroken dance. Do
tween the dances and between tho
nets tho nudlcnce has a chance to rest
Its eyes nnd prcparo ror a now round.
Now a gllmpso at tho popular sup
per places or the tea rooms nt ttie
big hotels would glvo a stranger from
Oshkosh tho idea that tho hobblo
skirt was qulto as much of a crazo
In Its way Just now as, well, let us
say, tho danco.
No play, therefore, which attempted
to call Itself apotheosis of tho danco
could bo considered completo without
nn nttempt to show how n woman
would look dancing in n hobblo skirt.
Tho hobblo skirt danco, to say the
least, Is amusing.
Linguist Prodigy
tongue from Infancy, ns her mother
is a recognized authority in It. 1
In addition sho speaks and thinks In
English, French, Spanish nnd Latin,
and sho cnu speak woll enough for
conversational purposes Jnpancse,
Russian, Gorman, Polish and Italian.
Whllo accumulating this varied vo
cabulary sho has gono along at a pre
cocious rato In other Btudles nnd has
had her full share of outdoor romp
ing. Dolls nro still her .companions
when tho woather keeps her In.
"Hor advancement )s simply duo to
the way sho was educated," her moth
er said.
"At throo sho could operate n type
writer. Dy Its uso sho lenrncd to
spell nnd nlso to memorize what sho
was writing. It was by copying po
ems and articles on tho machine that
she learned much that sho knows.'
Whon sho was at this ago Puck ac
cepted and printed a llttlo poem of
hors. Afterward sho becamo a regu
lar contributor to St Nicholas. Sho
did not learn to wrlto with tho pen
until sho was four. Wo havo always
mado piny or her work. Games sim
ilar to authors wero devised for his
tory and mythology."
lodgo and was officiating at an Im
portant meetlug when a courier callod
him from tho meeting and announced
that ho was wanted nt homo that
tho etork hnd leR two sona at his
houso. Then, for the flrst tlmo, Fred
erlck naked to bo excused from n lodgo
meeting.
Two hours lator tho meotlng hold
late tho chnncollor commandor re
turned to tho hall nnd reported that
tho mother nnd boys wore Bleeping.. A
resolution prevailed that tho lodgo
adopt tho twins ns honorary membors
and that tho parents bo requested to
name them Damon A. and Pythias A.
Fredorlck. Mrs. Frederick consented
und tho boys became known ae tho K.
.J. twins.
When tho Fredorlck family removed
to Indianapolis, Fredorlck retained his
membership lu tho Vlncenncs lodge,
but became n frequent visitor nt In
dlanapolls lodges, and is ono of tho
widest known lodgomen in tho city.
When his sons became ot ago they
.sought membership in No. CG. Their
story was known to tho members and
they wore welcome Sovoral Vln
cenncs friends woro present at tho
Initiation
ACT PROMPTLY.
Kidney troubles nro too dangerous
to neglect Llttlo disorders grow seri
ous nnd tho sufferer is noon in tho
grasp of diabetes, dropsy or fatal
Drlght's disease.
Doan'a Kidney Pllla
euro nil distressing
kidney ilia. Thoy
mako nick kldncyn
woll, weak kidneys
strong.
John L. Perry,
Columbuc, T 6 x.,
snys: "I grow worse
nnd worse until It
seemed but a question of a few hours
beforo I passed away. My wlfo was
told I would not ego another day. I
rallied somewhat nnd nt once begun
tnklng Donn'e Kidney Pills. I steadily
Improved until today I am In good
health."
Remember tho namo Doan'a.
For salo by all dealers. GO cents a
box.
Fo3tcr-Mllburn Co., Duffnlo, N. Y.
HER FIRST PROP03AL.
Ethel Was eho glad whon ho told
her tho old, old story?
Mnrjorlc You bet sho was. Why,
that girl never heard it bofore.
His First Lesson Ip Economy.
"When I was a very small boy and
a dime looked pretty big to me, I met
John II. Farley who had always boen
my good friend on tho street on
Juno day," says Frank Harris.
" 'Frank,' ho said, 'tho Fourth of
July la coming soon. You'll want
somo change then. Let rao ho your
banker until then nnd you'll havo
somo money for firecrackers, torpe
does, lemonndo and peanuts.'
"I eraptlpl my pockot3 Into his hand
and every day thereafter until the
Fourth I turned over to him my small
earnings. When tho day of days camo
around I had a fund that enabled mo
to celobrato In propor stylo, whllo
many of my plntraatos woro flat
broko. It WB3 my first lesson In thrift
and It was a gocfcJ.ono. Hundreds of
Cleveland people would ho glad today
to testify to the fact that when John
H. Farloy was a friend of a man or n
boy ho was n friend Indeed." Clove
land Lcador.
Good Advice, but
A trnvolcr entered n rallwuy car
riage ot a waysldo ututlon. Tho solo
occupauts of tho compartment con
sisted of nn old lady and her son,
about twelve years old. Nothing of
noto occurred until tho train steamed
Into tho station at which tickets woro
collected. Tho woman, not having a
ticket for tho boy, requested him to
"corrlo doon."
Tho trnvcler Intervened nnd sug
gested putting him under tho sent.
"Man," said tho excited woman, "It's
as Bhalr as death; but there's twa un
der tho snlt a'ready!"
Deposits In English Savings Banks.
Savings bank, deposits In tho Unit
ed Kingdom amount to moro than $1,
119,295,000, of which tho poatofflco
holds $778,GtO,000. Dopoaltors execod
ten million In number. Tho pooplo's
total savings in nil financial Institu
tions aro put at $2,433,250,000.
Of Course.
"Whut's the matter?"
"Cold, or something In my head."
"MuEt bo n cold, old man." Llppln
cott's. When a young man ndralf'o3 a girl's
hair she thinks ho is hinting for n
I unch of it to wear In his locket
of tho
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A wholesome, ready
cooked food which
youngsters, and older
folks thoroughly enjoy.
Let them have all they
want. It is rich in nour
ishment and has a win
ning ilavour
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