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IUnlU ' rwft irlU
I In hil hi fftlily imiWiir llh
ln tlft,n n 'I,MI '"p
"Vve of Ui '4. bur." huh ml knrtn
htm ff Jr,'" ftlmo'l . il ft
) to ftis'onni tor Ul ftttiMnn n In
linn' tnnnlftt tmirntwr fttul pisibft
fely hoi'J It. Imliwul. Ihoro wPft
prut of tlirt Iwyt who hlntiul Ihnt ftn
nplnnftUoit from him wouUI ! tfrftt
fvtlly rmwWeJ by hi curiosity. liot
co tnlmii "tit Hti witultl moruly
grin ft broml broml uritx, nl y
nothtnri J11"1 btifora
Thnnkiillvlntf h lt tl ftonnH out
ThBt nltflit howor In thu IxW
room, bfttold the otory t) n wloft u-dloiH-iv
coumllnu ofttio boi utnl ihtt
torlbo. !
1 b'onklmlor holiHn' o(T. yo ne
piuho ft folloi hivin't nn way ouri'ti
'bout nl 'U milk t'll ho jfiu tho
pB.ll out t ra un.lor tho oowj but now.
boln't l'fi ) K.. I miiy't woll toll
ye, on'y I . (lout want th' boy t'
kniiow.
Yo foariwnt thin a-wnyi Mlout
flvo your Wo baok In Mai no, I
o'noludod t' l-oiiio out hyar un trrow
up wl' th' kiitry a hull lot 'Twnn't
'cfttiio 1 wftuYnl i' ilar it, but, yo hoo,
I (.orl o' hod (tub
Ah yrft'
obvorvui tho bun dry-
1 "1 bollav tho Kto Mr.
SUto bo.
trim hU brill limt ornr In unmi'Wuat
the iamo way. Wo vow dltUottlty
about ft bore. tooP'1
lleit'i liiujjh over, h proooodod,
omowlittt blunhlnirlys
No. "fwftn't that hnrdlj Hut
wan't no oliiiiico thar lor a poor us.
un' to I pulluil outf Yo oo. nu'n
Moll llopkln h'-il bout maiUup nou
mini t' git uplicod, un' oy'rythln'
wb goin' on mouth mooth. w en
In op ol' (ieoriro Ifopkin an' titko
a lAn' hlmoir. Ol' Hop wat Illicit
tornil of duck, an' put on htupi o'
a i. cauMO ho w th' bt llxoa muu
Intnown an hod bo tt lootimin an'
noinbor of th' logUlator, w'ilo 1 wa
cii y a carpontor un hndn t ary rod
1'h ol' eglot mltfht'voaaw haow thing
wa goln' on 1 reckon he did but
ho never lot on t'll ono night ho oorno
homo f'm tnown an' lumrd ma n Molly
till kin In Hi settln -room
'Then ho jo' wadod
in linmh
(oh! how ho did go for mo! Wont
on t' give mo th' dovll for tny 'daclty
in pei-Hoiim n t th ban' o' hia (ioorge
llopkln'. darter. Th' Idoo! I want
jo t' undonnian'. young man,' ay ho.
t'n't L hov butler plan for hor th'n
luliln' 'or iiuirry a jtonnllo cm-pen-ler!'
'N ho wont on an' tore aeon' for
awhile thet stylo; but 1 atood my
groun'. t'il lln'lly he ayi -Young
inun. whon you o'n show a hanx
'count o' ton thouan' dollar ho
your n. an' not h'foro ' Then ho
grins a nun tot, vninaiu naow i vo
huti a oonald'blo spoil 'fore I got it
"Wa al mu'n Molly talked It over
a lot, 'n finally conutudod th t I'd liav
t' go u in morn elfto, of 1 over gut furo
luiiiilnd. no. one day waay good-b.
duown in tuo mo J lor lot an' 1 pulled
out fer t'alifocny.
"Senou tlion I'vo lion kniu'lcln'
lound nil over th' koniry Irnn' ono
thing 'n nuHior I'uriv lined luck.
most o' th' tiin-i titw:6iit;' 'fora (
eoino hyar. J loomed a cbilm, men
'nothor follt r ovor In Coloralo an'
worked It aoino. ft didn't pun out
nmin, o wo hod f try somothiu' oUo,
an' hyur 1 come, loavln1 J'oter t' koow
up work on m claim' him bavin' a
Job clu by. Wn-nl. th' ulhor day.
J'olor ho aold aout tora4Soton com.
p'ny (or twnly-llve lhaouan' an my
bulfs what 1 went t' liruowuiVlllo for,
TfiHl a at"
Ud tllluil his plpa' said "(Jood
ofgljl" and wont out whUtllnif
5-.
liere wan t a man oi tho ranch
ho didn't hate to sea lion iu ami
who wasn't honestly triad at hi cood
fortun lti the ml inthropio
l'oey evinood not a little regret a ho i
said good-by to him when th morn- I
log after Thunknglvlng, (on mi on
b bronco H ready to atari for '
Jorey, thorallroftt town to the ua.t
o r u.
It wa a hoauiiful morning aliuoHt i
like spring, and Hon could n t have!
wUhod for a boiler day to atari on.
Tho lant good by aaid do straight.
enoa up. sniiiou mo cool breea,
lookod V see that wverything wa ftu
right, and with an '-Adloa boya"
was oil wavin(r hu hunt in acknowl.
edgmont of tho, rouging chocr wa
vhima h r.,..i...7
r." u i . .11 'I . ' " luo lP f '
the hill aero th crouk.
iwnng homo. Homo! How .wool
th word.oundod! Hvo yoaronly
flye. but they aw mod tw,.e a aianv
He wondered how he had ever
:ffeV!S,1lV.0.t,hr,,,"7h lh0ln- The first"
boon full of hone and 7 i?., k,
it,t hlm.nt r ii . - ," nu nau
no te. di.tnf Vk . Orao1 10 b0
i vtZ .. . K " oomo to con. t
ori k. -j .1." . , . K' had ,
crtd,oh.rtib.rd.,i.,',;;r..,
ft naa wia him to be brave and
parent and all wouM h- .... v
,3
Illt-U fi and "pitch" ,n ala
yte it had soured him a bit He
-,.. i if I I tiit
h.t I ! k
tinm ! tin
tt h ft f rtm
H l III l
Ni.l ft itii ...i.n f
! (Ml fti t.0l ' U k
I ),. m in. ii i ' ,! ''' I
Jpr.. i fx"" Hw
i tnii'J dm! Ut l Vi'
? eiKiiml li .inii iu' tit jr '
ill
ll.n
tint
i H ft-
Hhifli !li. pU know an I !if
I .- lh ol tlx iiimlntf l4Uir.t
thn oi. b.nrt It. if V
i tiiriinnl hi l. toftftril hi tilr,
i liumr'tf ofiiy.
, if. wmln' ftll rU'M
' 'noiiiih " "ni l H-n. b rtw rnw
jthosnxinU 'V Kll 4
! k,..iu hull lot Mttr Tokpy. t.l
: 'cr lbliv ol' ctift' I n-kon o'
IiihVo It "
i tlnly iwolvo milo or o, and yot
I Hon know llotl llioblUarl nilk'lit
i ovnrtako lilm Imforo ho bad lrao.
(our ll uirivI bit (Wd fHlor.
knowlntr lhat tbo falllifut animal l ould
n.lly mtnnd tho work
How i-old It wat' llon' liatHHand
too wor tlko lump of loo--wuro.
tboy had hardly any foollntf lft In
tlmm III par and cihook, on tho ldo
expomd to tho toria woro Rottmil
nlppod. WIL ho wouia oon uia
tho tn?o roml and Hum If ha bad
not miaoal.nilatod llioro would bo
only II vo or iU mllon
Iroat Soott!"
For I'ofcoy had clvnn a uddon hlifh
loap and stood HlilL pantitif. Al
miMt undor hi foot lay anow covorod
Ahi.mt. with a stranizo look aliout it
lion loaned down from tho naddlo and
turned it ovor. It watt a doad man.
holding llifht in tho mill rlht hand,
a whip nidi a ntHro drlvor uho
Slaffo-drivor. dnader'n Tom JolTor
on. Drunk, llkoly. an' foil olf; poor
on!" 1UH thoro wa no tuna to atop
and lnvontltfnte. In another ooond
l'okoy wa turned to the loft and
poundlnjr along up the stage road.
A dark olijei't loomml up suddenly
a thoy hot pant, and a uddon thrill
ont the lugglah blood oourlng
through lion' voln Ho haltod and
turned l'okoy unwilling boad on the
baok ooiirno.
Suro enough. It wa tho ataga, but
thoro were no horio aitacliod. Hen
loll around and ranched the door-han-
dlo. A cry a ontiu ory ora
from wllhln, lion tied l'okoy firmly
to a whuoL found the door again and
colored.
Thank lloa" A
Hwim ft wolwxi)loe, a-H
a
.in.,. -i rut ii i ml tn uhv i its owner
.i,....Vi tin In aueh a loi iTa nrodlca-
Vft I U U I u w
tnont
Oh, sir have you come to take ut
away? Tho driver foil orr, l tnina.
and the lioro broke loone, ioraohow.
"d wo'ro almost frozen."
noil i'uiiki nuu uar uuw. --
young, good looking woman, and ha
hold, tltrht olasnod to hop.bruaife a
child about throe year old. Nmlhtte
wa clad rorjiueh awful watinor.
ft( rorJUielt awnjl wn-imur.
i's hoiyt ton! still for a
If nil wo nan '.ml child
d hoi It wa almost Of
It fl gbt ba day tymftt)
reach f thorn. and'Hvon If
linn hoiii t t.o id still fot' tt mo
ment
tnalnud
doat ).
oould
could come ti; ilioiu tomorrow, they
woutu navo iruwwi inimtiwtiae. on the
Ollior natiu
Can you rldn ni.iP"
"Ye. Indeed. " S '
"IV'aL eoino, then, (jiilck!"
In aitolher mlnuto
Hide straddle so. Nm t.nt.t iki
kld 'ij lot th' ho take 'I owo road
i in. nnow.
' Hut what are you o-iliir tn n
Hon was fastening the drlvor'i robe I
w " W.. angonan'
""'i l,'"lu l" "in. 1,0 on. fukavl
He was alone on the pralrlo In a
doftortod Htaio coach w,th th8 ltorm
howling about him and hi. thought!
wow of other thing for a long tlmJ
""'ul romemiierod thai ttn
money wa In bit addlo-bag.
his
ir ui. cnanco I purty
ngaln my ever uoodtn' It" ha
I,. MA I I - I. I .
nigh
m u t-
"oi. in ni (Uiiint way.
like I hod a tovo an' a hull
Taln't
lot o'
l.koly,
grim mio II save It fur
anyhaow."
mo.
It wm two day. lator that tho tairo.
coming down from e,,.y ,ov;r1
jwai two wook and more before ho
, ....... ..,,,.. i ma ,1, whora
, .w .,.. ovvvy pcunma attontlon
! . 7;"-, V bUmU marked.
k"i I no anvo, an'
ho-ln t lo ' no ban's nV f,o
fin'
Hut th,i uj. ..,. i .i ,. , .
-thoy loft .J8r.0V lh0 vo d
Hon's half-dead r-m .' i.....' t. ,
l i ii... . ' in
,. ir . ' I'iriy-tma with them
"l ' I T mun"y ,oe ,n H'ldlo-
-k UiW ooou taken to tho woman's
room by the h.ilUP, and no one eU.
had had pooion of them beside
uiuuii u) mo landlord
sur-
;:, r: . " '"m nor Ul with
pne me had
a
f".enm.,ic whon she loft Hon-
; mnnn. I. ...I 1 ....
, ...w..v,., ,,,i uol, mostly in bills of
tuiiv uiHiiim niaiion.
. tin ", tt ,,lfT uWr NP" and
II k li no got bncKtotho
"men ne atu in a shor, time,
much to our urprise.
7 ..u . 08 . count " them
"""""'i sauuie-oags," sa d ha. .. vi
my clo I'd ben all right "-lit. r
-
lha ravmnt.
The small
"j " "a' Uta,,
lure, on the London pavement, have
suddenly taken to cultivating a higher
oi art. Jhev hav i..;.i
opti i k.i " . ""nu'TO
gOintr Intrt nnliil.,.1 , . .
su vuoir pro esslon.
anu are
thing they never used to do at aiL
;k(--.V "' taricaiura. totni.
I I I.
1 t.or i '
l.nma.U ,t trt '
n 1ft
4
l,.., U I I
II (jx-alili't; .lS-
th" 1. 1 if
11. llO.Irt "
!.! tt in ' l " 'r
,( .if,, w a tt lik!'
. ,,i t. n ) l b
ti t li iwil ti' -rir ft fcnt-1 ! t--'
l ll.a ,! .f !. H
ft'
II ,mil In I nd i'"" "
-taint lb ilili.lw H Na
t'l.tnne lr llifont, and la itiftf
tn hr
, di.r " ai.t Iho old mn-v gft
u. to tin m WiB run.
It tiooa lik ithl h I ' A
or tn 1 brnA ft I d.m I know ft I N
lira fthl.'il li
HI
br
IU m.ldonlr. t ain't aiwa
Im1 ttlMllt. "
In anr to tho ntmo Mi'httattlo
Piniirt lorwar.l ft big. Mrlpod. gray
mid bla k t
1 horo'n n ort of g'oomoi In' In lha (
ir " iiiil tho old man Miioliby If !i
nad ft fhaptor now It'd help ti ouU"
Xiind llto flflooiilh ehapl- r of St.
,loSil"ald bla l(.v IVnr like
hon ono'i In Irouhlo that botp out
maHWrfully."
So tho i'ld man road aloud In tho
luil(v voire of a.'O that b'o i;d oantl
do of tho chunh: Lot not your
hnnrt botroublod " and whon ho bad
flnlnhod reading ho pruy.'d a bit. tak
ing In tho wholo unlvorto, and utill
thoro wa what ho callod tho footing
of gloomorin' " about.
Suddenly hi wife gave a tart and
a woak littlo ory.
Mortal uli' alive! I know what
it I now, Klkamih. Tho clock hog j
utmiliod " '
i.iuid of tioahon' "J'alnt truo.
Look for youraolf. 'J ho hand
hov Btoppod plumb level at 12."
It novor stopped afore, Nancy.
H' truck fof llfo an' It's struck for
death, but 'not to It rtko ut all no
wondor wo felt Ioiiomuiuo." ''..;
H' a Holetnn warulnV aald, his
wife, Bhaklng her, , head . In a joys
terlou way; "that clock novo stopped
for nothln." ; '
Then tho two BimplO'tnlnded old
soul looked at each other with an air
of vague commlm-raton,' und shook
thoir troublod head adly. ' J;;,
Tho no t morning tho old covle
tin.i hrnakfiut at the uual hwri-.
horoloiry had nothing to d' wtb thcJ
sunllko regularity of th'"'" ivo-and
whon that wan over Klintt1 wo"t out
to (Ind a man to d.' 0'k
What alls It?" . clock
. ...li ill' ... 1 1 iiftr... .. . .1
.i .ui i..u .1..
monuer as no opun- mm
p(3W
An at the Boant ''hlnory;
"SomilnT'il Wf l "lilt its In.
nard'7uVU"'1 , 1 ''t hei1
...,ll' ftiflrW. In i a ...11..
a golemn ttrtiiM-..,
1,1 wl' 'ho
t . r nit
CO'
xeul
atd the
the diillcul
y of the
V
i o'
iou niiTTOUi
man
examining it
H Kltld tho nlw.t,.
forgot V) wind It " nm'
Korgot to wind tl
The two old p"op:0 looked
other a If they wore dii-rd.
who I i
at each
It really
-uamud ungiutofiil of th.it
l'1'co to eo and .m, i... . m.'" " .
I IJ ..
liba ti... n ituia milli?
Such
a tlilnir nnn i
afnrn ' .,,1 I V unpponod
...::'!".!',"f,...".'r .'..""" itm- M
, ... V11,3 i:(;k: UggOHtod thll nt.l
tt with a twinkle In his eye.
'm,.,r,.. , t lfjom
It Is not generally known that Kd.
f 0.000 for h nuin Ion ... ., .. ,
Clcru no wg employed by (he
ompunj organLod to bore the S Z
ZJrZ" - th
i ' ii uiu.'limi..
"" , j conuii on ana pi,in
and give aq opinion a to tho foist
bll.ty and practicability of the work.
Ho received tho fee named, otlj ex.
wort IT VHrlU ''art of the world
wore also co.multod. and thoro w,
ooncentr.itod upon tl, pl iai
amount of ovum i,,.i...i .? u . Bn
hu i 7 ' , " "-'"uo such a
"' uoou invoned for
undertaking.
any ono
. I'ru.l-nl linn,, .
J'atlent-1 don't suppose you
par Icnlar whether I p ,y you now
are
or
...j in inn wnon you
with mo?
tfot through
1 'octor
me now.
-Jorhups you'd bettor pay
I would bo nuito iniin '
J-ou .ay. to wait until I got through
'th you. but tho I. u :n.L0lLg.
n,l,h k . . J"U1 "HI
" w; "T8U- 'ou and I
....... v nuiuing at
iranscrlpt
aiL Boston
I'or llxr Foil.
Miss
Omerod. an English
yihg a hlffh anlnnllfl
tation, bit tho tall of
the tall of a i...
otne year, ago to study 7h "A".8
the acrid socrotion th,,' ",1" w'
ocrotton tho
out wnon angry. She was selH ..k
Uiveg
-,...o.a. nuu LUJ VUlHlOnH Ihnt 1..-1
uuur ftiiu n inrA t L..k . i
.unujr UII,V.
!V..lir t.l. !,. r-ve
MtO HaVO VOU vnn ..
Labor Lou? " ove
Ho Xo. but I'vn llo.t .k L ..
foi.nn- ll "' """'gn H
She (signllicantly, -Have you ever
thought of trying it lh. Ix(hpX
troit rroo lrea.
"
A U'linl lo iiiu in,,,
It I. consldored unlucky by mHDV
orweddin, guest teldrLJ"
g een or black-a black crape bonne.
or a black band on a gentleman, bat
Ihese accidents enta l lUolong- mbery
V) the newly marred couple.
lt M N IN t Mf
M IM hm an4lln M4
! ri ll ftknlK lw
) Hi Imrtal
lltl 4 t t,
1. tt ,1 nur ;'it
r m n trJ Ll lHf
i i f in.Ui ii ..ft .i r th
t ti thr fif r'
. tigitti4r With tb lr-fft
tr, la tlu"e lj bil
rrit' lliio ftn.l tKo
5. ' n ft mil o laadmntk
i .. m Motio r and t hitdron "
i si ,,t 1 fvr moii-r luokiit ro"i;H.
t w otk S.m and no ilnil1
' ! ' i mm ftftjr in nur lotnu
, in ! tlnit tlii'ty tri ll ortftO
and n'kwwut ono a month bad to
bi one in tlio lntnU of pub.
Limit lor all that ho wet or. wo
h ii from the tCa.il mint of
ut liti h - and t'h lilri-ii w aiting our
ri'l .Tii aiid tho rtmghtio iiid not
roii i a lo the lu a U Many a tiuto
I li iv a ftilnar who'd hoot you
off-on tUe nLghort rot oration
sit i o , an evriilug with tour ou
his rliivVf n thought of home and
bU llu ones
1 lip ligiieiit niau In the lot wa a
e !M V exiled llully Urn. He
l j go about oiiking uarrol.
a lit , 1 i o four of any living man.
'lt fturuod him to leave White
i ok or pay the inutility with
, ut ho did not go. Dtliro the
k: ,uminiUro slartod out to
pin up and bang him. They
ii He bud hi buck to a
rtid a cun in each hand, and
oil nem- Wo hated to admit
o re. afraid of Uully lieu, but
. a .,"!j that w wero and ho
it Vo could hnvo downed
nd tt)4 whole crowd made a
. bt. when every one of us
fittA t ,t it would cost four or the
iori) was a luck of onthusiaHin
ifl c btionft. o
it : ititnea to wonder what
,44 U been If ho had aheart
iir t in if there wus a better
! di Inilm tl.l.l.,H tna fT 1IU
Sometimo I caught
i!) 1 f klt;8toadlly Into tho camp
' 'A(Mt llame'i were weaving a
k.Li.' ff'i' I'm. 'then the hard line
', iuld i-o. ten tho evU look
of 1u eyes and llully Hen
yipuaj to bo a stranger to our
,AnoJay he got caught in a
.'ou8 claim and was terribly
'iredvf.
,W,n tai. wai PAnnptnil
noi tP
an rejoiced over tt. It
as At fitlM
,ull throikvi
iected that he would
or a bit, but It was
soon dlscoy
that he was hurt Id-
ternaliy ani
was only a question of
nurs whan
end would
unwritten fhtflTOJf uu1,
j iu.,. 3r i. ..n rtj
n l'v.
rr.
was uoxrttrtKa
f
i
v
v
I
I
lMVI
coma.
UiUi.
old
to nurselflmns !,8t I C.r,J y.,
-
the first he hud m?
coin plaint to niako
and no aueatlnu. t
n unit ii ... i
i9Zd0..P and
...... .. . uunni nii, ,. ,l,
said o n,;: " wnenne iuly
Last night I dreamed of Mary and
the children. I glvw lhm i."..
" KUnH llm I. II . , . Nil I If
coming
e" 7 l" ntx kl-wd me b0:
uitni. roor AInip M..u..ft
loor Maryp0or child-
re n!
looked down
ih.. .r: "lo ' and
: ' ., u B "ungo that I could
grown soft
nu (fonna unci tho
yo might have
WiiflJLf I'll LO II. Uvtvm 'I-L
something to touch the hoar in M
voice a, ho turned hi ryi9 to the
open do, r and conttnuo.l
Yes, Mary and tho children. She
was leading them and thoy had como
to soo me d o. Do vou tt,it, Vi.
wllb0,orolntiJ,.poyOU th,Dk thy
I soothed him as best I know how
and protiy ioon ha
IISIOOM. lllll'lf nu. I, ...I i. ..
l.f,., " : . ' "ur,"y come
: r u" m,.,on her
OU tr it u,l,.. li.. I... .. " Kori'
J)U11y j,en
from hi lethargy and faldi
arnii,l
mary and tho childr
en are comlni?
over me trail.' I
must watch fn
thorn a they
Dm m.l .t. : v"". i"u "''I'
,u I, " lloori and
the first to soo them!"
let me be
, 11 is coi into the doorway
and propped hlra up that he mlhl
facet in hill -lki.i,., "8 might
I .,,,., 1 ll. A I
- . ..... , uuuuneas or death
hint n r.oi.lu ... i i ' u"ain
, i eyei but aft.
era mini, o or two hi vision Memed
o grow clearer and he potnted to The
111 tPti.a on. II.. .1 ... w
4 umiuu aui;
a.iow moy would como! It !
lYTiimr aiwl .tin "
...... j -uU v,.o u.u.uron, and thoy will
kiss mo boforo 1 die!"
I looked up at the throe trees-
time I believed Ihem to im k,... .
.'iviinui- iviiu i iiii(ir.,n".i
ing nauftlno. ih,fl . De"
downinmn n. " V.V. ,w ,oolt
v4, viiiuiJ, nnI I
Mary-
I h,i , ,:;:,lw"1 "
h.. . iTL " . my ,no,'.(1 away. I
I- 7." " ana w,10n 'ooked
" " '"U HIS rft,o nirmn k-
dead.
I loft him lying ?n0r0 7 h"
.....
m I I... . ., KMW
...uuu.ik.h ,or tno mon to look- ..nnn
a they filed past
Thv u,n,i " .
the .mil0 ,'n hu fac'
told them of Muru En,i ,i.. L . u
"...micu at
mom ot fllarv and tlm
children
and hi vision thev said
"Then ho bad a heart after all, and
v" we wm oury him
grave under the fir trees."
UU
in
i loei lh Ihior on Quapfe.
The unspeakable Turk" hrn't as
Jf hoathon as he has been
palntod. I here aro strong gleam. ni
common sense about him He ha
orbidden the Importation of quack
An A 4 t'ifn IhIa ft. I
"""" iuw um country.
A Trick Worrh Knowing;.
There is a fruit grower in Kentucky
who noticed that in three out of five
SS 'XTS' 'H.
It lit . .. Ii 4 i"- '! Ih
iifs g n,t th itMi.ini if
It ..'!. I"
Bi..4 intti A ( l ftlie ft I
t frl at
t.HrriiN(i nw wtuwnttiN
I i (..,. kk. MOi4la M.Ii
H W-r.
im .Ut la M' H lM. ftni ft
tenth' I ompftiiioa iinlrii"ttor I
illl"g 11 f"ftl tui t i 1"P of U
gi'nl ilata lit H ..im lb 1.rnd
nr at I'mifti I imtart.i !. I
ft mi inn lift op bf
Hi wl ! wir ( the t
nl 'f t dam r -rftl farmert'
il.'p bo iil wagon th oft nor of
..! ft . .' 4 t:..' ! !n 1h rtlliif
and iitilittli tort of loading lkin
wlthgM'at. floiin.ini imt Hurgoon,
In iiilnute I wa down ftmong the
nioit. watilitng lih lntoret thi
novel mo lo of Imhlng.
The raro or wrlr a lltrrally flllrd
wlthltio.sb. which In ftttompting to
run up tho utroam to tpnwa found
thenmrlx r tlopiwd by the dam. Krrry
..,.,...,.! f..i. .-i,.!. .,r .Himlnj in I
from tho river. rrolng
ii,.. ...i
uuiMiii already .aninii'd Into the shal
low piisiak'o until otiiii of thorn, wore
actunlly forced clean out of tho walor.
Kach of tho farmer wa arinod
with a common ten foot rafting pole.
In tho lower ond of which wore a
spike and book. With these rude ira
plcmoni they wore simply grappling
lltu sturgeon, and hauling them to
shore as ulckly as thoir strong arms
could work.
Tho Huh averagod from forty to
oighty pound in weight, but now and
then a monster of perhaps 100 or 110
pound wa hooked. Three times I
saw one of theso big ellow drag hi
would-be captor off tho bank, and
pitch him headlong upon tho squirm
ing shoal, to tho in nlto delight of his
companion.
Notwithstanding many laughable
accident, the wagon, eight in all
were fully loaded in the course of
two hour, and a each coutalned at
least a ton tho total catch for that
bout must havo been some 16,000
pounds. Yet after tho men had
driven away the waste woir Beemed as
full a before!
At that time the sturgeon was not
the Important article of commerce
which It ha since become. These
farmer would salt down the best por
tlon of the fish, or so much of It as
they could uso, and feod the rest to
their hog.
Now. such a catoh as above
described would net tho fisherman
quite a respectable sum of money
perhaps three conts a pound, or if 180
In all.
. ..,f '. .'AND
in f
V.... .u.,i , .
t.ft.i ' IIU..1,
...I " "'" o it j-ou boaded
fort
i.jj usnea our mother
the
Little O rl li v.. .
. ""' '"nin, aiiag gone
outforaride. Wo have a nan to do
u ul'IVHiy, ' I
"WllHt. rl.-. , ... .
' '" "lean oy fuying you
want to Hpnalc to mo on buJi,.Ps wile
u.uy want to borrow some money?"
'Lxctme me. but borrowing money is
my business!" '
Khe..you have been calling on
fllms I'lankmirton nnlto fi..
haven yo? uBhe aIw b
home?" Jle-"Thnf t,,. ,.. .
i . 7 (H v "iiiu ire
-pu wuiiiiering.
s you don't believe In fh
candidate buainras, eh?" "Me? Nn
i am in for the geological candidate."
And what aort of canill,l,,t i u.,
J ho one with rock, of course."
"vuru isvva lowfic (..!-.
f, . .... v' l
Soottl
i 111 won t do! There are
thirteen of
..n own to dlnnerl" Living
Melrton-Thlrteen nothing! There
nro only twelve. You've miscounted
the two-headed girl."
'Do you like living in the country?"
I do; there la onlr m, ,i i. ...
It ..i.i ,, . "'""ck io
w .H, .iiut:i-ui ivnnr. I. .1.-, ii
.. . . wiuif -JOU
. '. uny good milk, butter, egg
;r:,:l,:with"-ni'nto
,,,, tiK'in,
Purchaser "What" U n. i
coal now?" Dcalcr-oKive dollar and
a quarter a ton, "Weigh me out a
ton. pleas,,." "Ahem, where the coal I,
weighed In tho nresn,. ,.t i,
chaser we charirn n ,l,.lt,., ... v
"Kufii," said tho iriiMt.. "o
wni..ll,.l I , " .. ' J"'u
. . w..,ri-u waiter fell dead
lnaAcw ork rit.i,,i.ni i...
he had received a Uivi" .m....- . .
right, uh," answered ltnf,i ..r
M ..lt..l . . "
.iiKiuu no moan n fo days a?o "
iiti i... ........ 8 '
' jvh khow mat alnci
A I h. 1 -
. flnminnfl .1 .
k. J ... , , "V memory
-:,'"'"r' "omcnsolv. For Instance.
. ur H,ly I shan't remm
Ilt Urhnt 1 i . .
ior a week?"
The father hl gone
his only 8n In oh " i""" " '
"Are you the h,.a,l f . . ". 7". 'Te:
. ... - wanau
" ... ..o uriuf ftBKea
Z P'8 entering
CBLBU IMnmnn. I.T.T-
m..i.., - air, - re-
. 7 . man
with great
heir of flis
uroatiltv: "I'm
2
nfcBt
only the
I'hyslclan "Here.
take thiaj lf(
good for your liver,
Fogg "And
U'lul.
wnai ao I care f it l
Uan't m
liver given mo more trouble than .11
my other tormentors put together?
ro, sir: give mo somt.hin tk.... j
tor mo, no matter how hmA u t.
liver!" lur mJ
What has become of the big man
who used to beat the ba,e drum?"
asked thepriyate of the drum-major.
He quit us about three month, ago
Good drummer, too. wasn't h.?
re, very good: hnt.h
k k , ' , infti
-..vu uo uiareneu ho
drum In the middle."
. mi.1 i ait j.llfti
ut i' r t. .""vt ft tuna
'4 4-1 i ,! w.ti.l 4 ''
t-i tt it.: i ftft.l .! i ft
I un in
IH'M
U f II t- f It I Hrl nil' !
-d br It t , ih wft Ll
k ith mi U fno tK.
t lt .: d ftr JOtl.Kftff
r.i, df tint tb tjHtr lftii4 le
te
ft hi. dl tak g trim
in! I pond ftUol an fl 4 er
a Dial t m ha !( -I ft! vr
th ai 1 I.k ft mal onr U Kl
know (hta.f lo attribute the our !
wr.tfk'liag ' b hoi to a J
growth ol lirfil.lily or lo lit Lhlch
K printiniftbiy. tiit ftllint
t huce t ft dog In Veakr, Udog
tnfi to friioid of the writer, that U
or yar old. U Um i.vr tark
d nrver mov from a iitlng r
liinx and for the Ul eighteen )vr
It hw nton nothing. I' I a t'
Iron dog. and ha jut had a new
coat of paint
I br I a rurious looking animal
In South Africa that look for alt the
world like a oioce of toast, with four
leg a hrad and a tail. It reinol
a nil. IV cal auoni me nuau anu
car.
but hi noo t dinlinetly that of a t at,
while It tall h not ery dUalmllar
to that of a fox. The st ange animal
I called tho aardwolf. and doubllos
dwells In South Africa bocaue. judg
ed by his look, ho would not bo ad
milted In good animal society any
where else.
It 1 said that a (iorman family liv
ing out Went have In thoir possession
a tamo fox with a beautiful bushy
tail, with which the animal has been
trained to dust the parlor furniture
every morning. It would certainly
be a groat saving of tlmo and strength
of many overworked people if dogs
with long tail and cat with soft,
furry sides could be trained to do
similar work.
A treat many years ago, when our
grandfathers wero very young, and
boforo the Hood, there usod to be a
Htrangu-looking animal called the tilyp
todon. He was called a glyptodon
because he had fluted teeth, and per
haps because the people who named
him hadn't heard of tarts. We should
doubtless have called him a tartodon.
because his back in the pictures we
have of him, really resembles a tart
more than any thing else, though It
weighed more than most of tarts do
before they are eaten. The glypto
don also had four feet; and could al
ways tell his hind legs from his front
ones by the singular fact that his
bind feet had five toes each, while
the front feet had to get along on
four. This animal does not exist at
the presont time, and it is just as
well that he doesn't, because ha
could be very disagreeable If he want
ed to, as you can vory well Imagine
ir'-thingfmtffrthn
f"ul
uuue as larcra an ,.,n ,.
Phant In hi. stocking 7oetf, 7 '
has
SLAVERY EXISTS InVeRU.
U.M. by Anll,r N,.ls, ' '((IJ.
aif I'lirn anil HlmpU,,
Slavery has no recognition ia Teru
Wan law. but there are way of main-
In h ?"d "'"a""'"'-' it not un
worthy of some admiration for thoir
cleverness. Take, for instance an es
tablished chacra or hacienda-any
hacienda According to law tho Indian
is a roe man. Corialnlyl Also, ao.
tio or Indian-may leave the phica
whore ho has e,ihtrJ,.tnit a ' . pm.c.T
hokas paid it, If his credit.,,,.. i.
In..l.l. i ..
v. vujuiu voinimrgo) him.
ow It
aipen mat the Indians
nlui. k..n.. . " " " anu
y n ma . 1 1
nvauijr in U0DI to thO
owner
ill T.na rnn.M., ...
wmjro mey Uva and
a d owner, do choose to enjoin thZ
TOooiu.108 Ilarpor1. Maga
Ine, the Indian remains perpetually
embargoed. When the young Indian
has grown larco enomh f ,i . . . .
WhnnnrnM - i ... - ....
may be regarded a, a man', work a
enter, service. He receive, the ha
bltua recompense of nlno sole per
month. Un this sum h ; l er
Th i V. "ve.
uiiuwr KHOW n tho
Indian
Knows It: Out what t
I n U .1... .
k .....u i .i. . . . -w uone
. ln U10 ostnoiishod stipend
tl,ro..ghout the length and breadth of
the valley? The result i roceivlrig
none of the commonost necessaries ot
fo gratuitously he overdraw, f,.0,n
thellrst. A strict account i. kept of
all he obtain, from his master of
food, clothing. Implement and knlck
knack.i papers of injunction are duly
served, and ho Is compelled to work
tTod'obtdttyt dHylD ml8ftt0"n of
Consider another phase of tho mat-
:r. a ,an uoslros to oslublish a
new hacienda ho can obtain ail the
land he may need by simply ..da!
nouncing" it in due legal form, occn
pying and building a house on it' but
ho cannot secure laborers by spread,
ing the rumor of 1,1 wishes and.una
monlng a crowd of nnti., . . m
whloh to choose. Fop't'hl, hiTa;
repair to some well-aUickod ha fia
whoro there um Tn,ii,. . ,onaa
the debt of suchashe sTecrt erZ
transfering the ln,ii .,.u ... .
the debt of . . k.'." ""l,:e- Pay
tratisfering the Indian with hi,
,, , --V....U nuu i t, ODII-
ga ion and it, attendant bond of se, v .
tude from ono master to anothor.
,'ln I hurry !,.,. .u.
It I. said that mlk-
mnl,. ik wooa
,UBi aurauio fence post.
Near Strode'. Mill. i Chester county
lennsylvanla. there 1. a farm which
was enclosed with mulberry P08t.
ninety-flve years aga They are gUU
in good condition and are now .up.
porting thesixteonth sot of rails.
How Moriim Trvil.
The rate of progression of a storm
L.fthen fi,,!y mkile8 Rn hour i 2
He. ha, often been traced in a direct
line from north to .outh a distance .
400 Dtlea The average altitude .
thunderatorma ho. i . .
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