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AN 0D0 NUMBER AND AN ODO CASE.
Amt tin' Oue.llou In, lluii Thlrtrru Any
t It I n k to ! nltli Hip ( iim?
'i'hort? wa ft coniniition in tiie hotel
vht-ii tin 1 -nvor ,tt;ii:o i-Miie in, and the
uifii who wrro playini? inikiT in tho l.
for som.'lxHly to treat hmriod' L 6,c what
was tip.
'TIhtc's a nick trawling tnn. lt.'s
awful bad and can't go any further. TiS
him up a Ivd and wud for a doctor.
Boino ono in authority was Bayiiitf.
Tlii'ie wen? plenty of volunteers to help
carry the t-iek man to a room, ami (ooii
a temporary nurse was installed and a
doctor in i-liar.o of tlm case.
There was nothinj; unusual alxmt it
Ho wasn't the first iek man that had
Btrauded 1 here, and would not bo the
last. The only curious tiling about him
was this: He heard the landlord say:
"Take him into thirteen."
"No, no," ho wild feebly, "that is an
nnlneky number to me don't put mo
tliero."
"All ri-ht," said the landlord, "pive
him eighteen, that's emi)ty." And tho
men bore him carefully upstairs.
lint the landlord had winked to those
who had him in charge, and they had
responded by an answering wink, which
paid in dumb show, "All riht, we un
derstand." So they carried him into the room with
the unlucky number, and lu, having
faith in the man ho had appealed to,
asked no questions. Indeed ho could
not, for as they carried him into the
room lie swooned, and they had enough
to do, with tho doctor's help, to revive
him.
Then ho dozed, and started up in f-
vensii delirium, ami caueu ior people
who were far avay, and raved and mut
tered, and tho landlord was laughing
down at tho bar, telling of his good joke
in deceiving the sick man.
"He'll never know tho difference," he
said. "1 ain't no patience with such
superstitions, and what tho eye don't
ee the heart don't feel, llero'a health
and long life to tho stranger in No. 13.
They clinked glasses and drank.
The noise of their carousal penetrated
the room above, where death wrestled
with life in an unequal encounter.
"What time is it?"
Tho sick man had wakened (suddenly,
and as he asked tho question the clock
on the mantel began to strike tho hour.
"Ono two three four," ho counted
the strokes aloud.
Tho nurse tried to dismiado him from
speaking by shaking her head in disap
proval and laying a finger on her lips,
but he persisted and had his way.
"Five six eveu eight
The doctor held his finger on the sick
mans nui.se and leit an aoceieraieu
thrill in its irregular beat. The sick
man's voice continned:
"Nine ten eleven twelve"
"Midnight," said the doctor, giving
the nurse a warning look.
"Thirteen!"
"Tho clock struck one too many; it ia
ont of order," grumbled tho nurse.
"It lias stopped, eaid the doctor, tak
ing his finger from tho pulse, to which
lie referred. "Strange! I did not think
tho end was bo near."
Neither did the landlord, who had just
wished tho traveler long life.
But the clocl: that struck one too
many had been the Btrango instrument
of fate. Detroit Frea lre8S.
Rome People Dislike Clocks.
I loathe clocks! They are like yonr
frank people who are always bawling nn
pleasant truths at you. As I look up
from my work just now and catch the
eye of that brazen little monster on the
shelf it almost seems as though it was
gloating over the fact that time has the
best of me. "Ah, ha! it seems to lie
saving, "would like to keep your bloom
a little longer, would you? Don't like to
think how late in the day it s getting for
some folks, and how near the bedtime of
the gravel But mortals can't hold on to
youth, and they can't forget the inn
where they are bonnd to Bleep the night
of death away, while my brazen tongue
is wagging! You re on the lightning ex
press that stojis at no station, and I've
got hold of the throttle valve, my dear!"
Well, you little be.-ist, go on with your
exulting beat of passing time! Swing
yourself loose and hurry na away to the
sea as a Hateful tug tackles an outward
bound ocean steamer! Some day we
will get it all back on yon, when we
stand under the new heavens checked
off with no meridian of time! We shall
forget you and yonr paltry environ
ments as completely as the summer for
gets the winter or the sunshine forgets
the storm. Meantime I would like to
demolish you with a meat ax! Chicago
Herald.
Island of the Sea.
Some mathematician of leisure has
been estimating the number of islands
in the world, aud hits succeeded in count
ing some hundreds of thousands. He
says there are over 1,000 island under
the flag of Japan. Strangely enough, lie
makes no reference to tho Thousand
islands of the St. Lawrence or to the
thousands in our own Georgian bay,
some of which are of considerable size.
It was among these beautiful wooded
little islands that the Huron Indians
took refuge when they were assailed in
1W0 by their implacable foes, the Iro
quois. Among the laoynnunan chan
nels the Iroquois could not successfully
pursue them, aud those who escaped to
the islands saved themselves from the
extermination which befell their friend.
Toronto Truth.
A Trio of I'ractlcal Joker.
The late W. J. Florence was best
known off the stage as a practical joker.
Ho relied for his success upon his clever
ness entirely. And it is not recorded
that he ever made an enemy by a practi
cal joke. This love of practical joking
made him Rnd Dundreary Sotheru
friends nntil tho end of Sothern's life.
They were continually playing jokes
each upon the other, and whichever way
the joke went it was appreciated. Larry
Jerome, Sot hern and Florence were a
famous trio of jokers in New lork teu
years ago. New York Sun,
Tltla and IMaln "Mlatvr."
Not many years ago the tille of doctor
was considered justly as an honor and
an evidence if sound cducaliou and
training.
The txlraorlinary fondness in this
country for titles of all kinds, especially
those of doctor, professor and colonel or
some military equivalent, has takcll
away all the prestige; from the name.
The druggist at the corner is a "doctor,"
the chiropodist is a "professor," and the
advertising columns of somo newspaper
are emblazoned with pictures of these
long ha?rvd "doctors" and "professors."
To a mail who has been a groom the
bestowal of "doctor modicum?," no
doubt, still confers an honor; but. on the
whole, the title lias lieconio rattier a
trade mark and a convenient means of
unobtrusive advertisement rather than 4
badge of distinction or evidence- of
scholarly attainment.
There seems to be a growing feeling
that, after nil, the title of "mister" is a
noble a one as a gentleman needs or cau
desire,
This is the title that is almost now a
listiiictioii among medical men, who
feel their own strength and rest on their
onsciousness (if lieing masters of their
art the good old title of "mister," which
some of the liest men in the profession
find ample for all social and professional
purposes. It is certainly infinitely inoro
honorable than any uuaeadeinie or un
warranted use of the title of "doctor."
And I see many indications that this
view is shared by the professional and
by many who think they have a right by
courtesy to something more. New York
Herald.
It Ciiino Oir, for Our.
"How now! What ho! dear sir," said
an old rounder, stopping mo at the Wash
ington statue in front of Independence
hull, "will you allow me, beneath the
shadow of this historic building, to speak
a few words to you?"
"Well, go ahead," I said.
"For about tho fiftieth timo I read the
Declaration of Independence today," he
continued, "and I pondered long and
deeply over it. I believe the whole gist
of it is that all men are free and equal.
Am I not right?"
"Certainly, llut what have I to do
with t'.iat?" I asked.
Everything, my dear sir; everything,"
ho replied, "You are a good American,
I know, and that is tho reason why I
wished to say to you that men aro not
free and equal in all cases."
"In what cases aro they notr
"Well, take for instance our own case,"
he said with all seriousness. "True, wo
are both free, but wo aro noteqnal. You
have enough money abont yon to buy a
bracer. I liavo not. Therefore we are
not equal, Do I make myself clear?"
"Perfectly. Hero you are. Will ten
place us upon nu equal footing?"
"Undoubtedly. Would that all Amer
icans thought as much of our funda
mental principles."
And ho shot up tho street rejoicing in
tho fact that for onco ho was free uud
equal. Philadelphia Press.
Mama of I-nndon Street. '
I don't wonder that reformers shudder
wlien it comes to the names of streets.
I myself have counted twenty-six King
streets, sixteen Queen streets and thir
teen Duke streets in this town! The
samo name will repeat itself in street,
road, place, crescent and square, upper
and lower, east and west, nntil the brain
beginB to soften. We ve spent more
shillings In directing cabs to Gloucester
Bomothinir or other, when we ought to
have gone to Gloucester something else,
than I dare tell.
Bob declares hell be chained to an ad
dress book hereafter. I suptiose a good
detd of this repetition is due to the
greediness with whicii Loudon swallows
up town after town. But really there is
no excuse for baptizing the same streeta
several times. One street in our neigh
borhood, not half a mile long, has three
names. It's a blessing to got into Picca
dilly, Oxford street and the Strand, for
then I know where 1 am; hut now J
come to think of it, I don't know any
thinir or the sort, ior nccauiuy runs into
Knights bridge, that street runs iuto
several tilings, the Strand becomes Fleet
Btreet at Temple Bar or, perhaps
ought to Bay, at tho place where Temple
Bar once stood tnd Oxford Btreet loses
itself in Holborn. London Cor. Kate
Field's Washington.
The Glow Worm's Light.
The English clow worm is the wing
less female of a winged beetle. Some
suppose that the light she bears is be
stowed for her protection to scare away
tho nightingale and other nocturnal
birds. Others, however, believe that the
irift of brightness ia the very lnre by
whicii he foes are assisted to discover
and devour her. Much speculation has
Ix-eu indulged in as to the nature of the
glow worm's light, which is not put out
by water nor seemingly capable of giv
ing forth any heat. It has been asserted
that the light diffusing substance con
tains phoephorus, but this has never
lxn proved. Certainly it is incapable
of communicating ignition to anything.
Washington Star.
A Ticking Tombstone.
A "ticking tombstone" draws many
visitors to the cemetery of the London
Tract meeting house on the boundary
line between Delaware and Pennsyl
vania. Two ceutuneu ago the region
was settled by Quakers from Loudim,
nnd the meeting house is quaint and
venerable. A constant ticking comes
from one of the old tombstones; and
while mauy superstitious ears listen to
the sound with awe, practical people say
that the strange noiso is caused by a
subterranean rivulet, which drains drop
by drop, against the base of the tomb
stone. Yankee Blade.
A S.nl Complication.
"I'll never publish another book anon
ymously as long as I live," said a poet on
Christmas morning.
"Why not?" queried a friend.
"Because I have already received five
copies of my own book fsoin my ad
mirers, with the compliments of the
eason," Harper's.
A Husband's Mistake.
Hii.-Ii;ui(1m ion i, it, ii permit wivea,
mid parent their cliibln-ii, to suffer
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sleepU-f suess, his, in rvmiMiesHiiess,
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Hion Die rrotest 01 i.oyai volun
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Founderer of the Society of Loyel
Volunteer; The Meaning of the
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French feeling toward Germany;
AnotSer Conflict about Ilsnce- Lo
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