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Royalty and beccaroom. e canary's bodyguard.
What rnprM llaa ml ! for ll a lTw of Kparrowa t'onalltata TharaaWaaa
a Itojraaar oa the Klvlrr. riultwlors of lb IJUIa Son (alar.
With 111 tlilld weather has come A lx-vy of Kngllsh sparrow that have
pest In the form of unrfivt ahimls of taken powaesaion of one of the prettlrat
UtWL Children they are mostly. and eliadl.-t little aide streets out In
with shrunken, withered Inn ha. mm the r.rrollton district of New Orleans
without tinners and many without have adopted Into their mldnt a canary
bands, and they shove their mutilated 'i' ey. no doul.t. found straying
tumps up Into the f-es of papers by, "" "" somewhere In the city,
write. correpndont of the New Of course, It la lniHwalbl to -ay Ju.t
York Heralds Kuropean edition from how the little yellow eM.gter did come
Nice, Itary. The mayor of Nice beg. ""' "-". ' quite evident
traniwe not to lve to theae profea- they are very proud of . a
.l.l kr. ami reallv. voti Amerl. company and take the boat possible
. ..., i.1 rare of him always. I noticed them .hen a nollre offlrer. who had wlt-
MO, clvlnit fm-ly to that little Rlrl 'w.w(rh." "g0 " lhe '"BJJ j! neaaed the Incident, haatened to iDform
rtthout handa. who. In half an hour, I " "" "7 .IT '',7
rb lrralalta Madlaa laat a
alar reuna la Mr lira.
Here la an amusing account of
traveler who went many yeara ago to
Meilco, and found the native uslnn
trawte kind of currency. Sayt he: "In
one of the email towna I bought bo me
llmea. and nave the Rlrl one dollar In
payment I3y way of change, ebe re
turned to me forty-nine plecea of eoap
the aize of a amaV blacalt I looked
at ber In astonishment, and she re
turned my look with equal surprise.
had begged aa much money aa an able
bodied man could earn by hard work In
tree down at the corner of the avenue.
and the canary waa perched comfort-
. . ,, .... .. lahly among them, apparently aa a g-uoat
I.'" " imii k v,. ,,, ....nhtl tn honor.
were ruivui aiua uiitr ui mi uiwi uai- . , -,1th th.m .nrl It
baroua of customs-that which, for the " J" " "'"""V,. TuJ I'i'r
laiiui-aiiiiB iw nn it r -
Tory aake of the money you thower
forth, causes the Italian and Span
lard to mutilate their children when
tectlon of htm. When they make a rata
I In the street or down Into the gutter
I t. . I. a t.tn 1. .1 1 1 In j.nnllltlltlna a
ey ar quite young cutting off their be.,de th.
so they shrink up. etc. And all the
money you give goea only Into
me that for email turns soap waa legal
tender In many parte of the country
"I examined my change, and found
that each cake waa atamped with the
name of a town and of a manufacture
authorized by the government. The
cakea of aoap were worth three farth
Inge each. Afterwards, In my travel, I
freauentlv received similar chance.
canary In some convenient tree top, well Many of the cakes showed signs of JUv
i f ) r m ' M BV In th H V mOrit' I 1 Kaam In 4m ah . 11 K hut tl4it 1
1 li I I . V. U nnnyt,,n ..n nisiiu lA 1 ., . . . . 1 I I
nooket of some vicious narent. whom AT. ... . ""TT.ll- acoveiet waa not at an uncumniD.
- , . . ; . . . I louniain
yon ma m aura to aw uougina: rounu
gome adjacent corner, or on the op
poslte aide of the road, never taking I hath la over. Ilia mualo aeema to de- i currency. Occasionally a man wcTild
bis other eye off the maltreated child. ,lght thPm beyond anything and their borrow cake of a friend, wash Ula
Clre baa bad quite an adventure! It nolliy chatterlnf voices Instantly oeaae bands, and return It with thanksj I
came about In this manner: Ctro was when h. to alng. They appear mAia U8e ot my pieces more than once
on. v.m iu . ..uup,..v uu mo auu-t0 take the utmost care or. nis aiet, ana
Jewt of freeh-amoked haddocks and the the choicest tld-blta which they find
virtue ana excellences ot nis tamous tntL their way down his musical
"caricature" cocktails, when a strange throat and woe betide the strange bird
customer arrived, a tall lady, most In- that venturea unon the allirhtest degree
expensively clad a wonderful contrast 0f familiarity with him. I saw a mock-
to Uiro s usual iaay customers ana ng ,ira nit down Into their midst the
tie giuaious-iooktng gentleman with other morning, doubtless for the pur
her commenced to order so good a pose of borrowing some of the canary's
breakfast that It left the Impression tunes, with which to regale his own
ctHin him, after contemplating them, friends out In Audbon Park, but the
that they were well-to-do country wily Plairlarlst mlaned connection that
people. It waa early then, 11:30 In the I time surely, for the sparrows were down many tragedies have occurred thro
morning, when two-third of Clro s n him In short order, putting him utter. L-innri and others losing their way or
usual customers were wondering hy to rout, and he barely escaped with I frm hirt Tha Im. nr. hih
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HE AMERICAN HOME COLONIZATION COMPANY, incorporated, lias secured
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of the best Garden and Fruit Lands in the United States, and is prepared to sell them at prices
and on terms the most liberal. These lands are located on the Southeast Coast of Honda, in one
hiunrln d nu'T Lh" rhryUaknd rrovided the stamp were not obiiuiat- 0f the most healthy regions in the United States no fevers and no malaria. They have never
bright? while he Jrens"n thTsun when !. the eoap did not lose any "infu been touched by frost, the temperature averaging 70 in winter and 80q in the summer, seldom
going above or below these figures.
This land was secured for the American Home Colinization Company by Hon. W. S. Linton,
Member of Congre'ss from the 8th District of Michigan, and has been thoroughly investigated by
him and other members of the Company.
In my bath, and subsequently spent
em." Harper's Round Table.
Riga In tha Deaert.
Signs In the desert, Indicating the
trails and giving directions as to the
Dearest springs and wells of fresh water
are to be erected by Arizona and CM-
SEVEN YEAR'S TIME IS GIVEN PURCHASER,
fornla in the desolate regions on eiOjer if desired, in which to pay for their lands, no payment being demanded until the last Thursday
were weii-to-do country wiiv uiaaiariat mied connection that aide of the Colorado river, wnerei so m Mav. after the nrst crons are eatnerea ana marketed, except siu.uv 10 secure an option anu 10
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't11 insure good faith of purchaser, which amount will be credited on the first payment in May.
Three louls for the breakfast was good
enongh for simple country people, who,
by the way, had a very strongly devel
oped taste for Russian caviare which
eeomed somewhat strange. Dut the
climax came when on leaving the estab
lishment 18 franca were left In the
plate as the waiters "tip."
DISTANCE LENDS TERROR.
Death Lea Formidable When Close at
Hand.
The fear of death In the abstract Is a
That natural Instinct, and. being natural. Is
Enormous profits are made from these lands and purchasers should be able to pay for a 40-
STt iron at the' top and I painted Acre Piece from the Pr0Dt3 0f 0116
roH aa that la the color that can be
seen the greatest distance in mat pj z I ivlr lJ J L Jf f I r r I J -
region, rne lettering win ten me dis
tance from point to point and the lo
tatlon ot the nearest water holes.
waiter promptly asked the gentleman doubtless a wholesome one, says the
whether he might not keen a table for Nineteenth Century. And this being so,
them for the following day. The reply a constant realisation of It Is scarcely
waa, "I can not say, but we will tele- to be desired. It is mucn to ds
phone next time. We have break- questioned whether, to use the
fasted very well here." Imager) of the hymn, the man to
A little later a gentleman who knows whose consciousness it was con-
tha amnreaa of Austria Intimately came I tlnuouslr nresent that his tent was
la and sat down where the lady had nightly pitched a day s marcn
eat "Do you know whom you had to his grave would be a useful
here a few minutes axo?" he asked palener. But. In point of fart.
Clro, CIro didn t. and when he waa no aanger that It win te so. i ne eiory
told that it waa no less a nersonasra w tola of a priest who, unaer tne sen
than her lmnnrlal maleatv tha am. tence of death In days when the penalty
press of Austria, Clro waa struck "all was more common than now, obtained
of a heap" ahurl, aa the French ex th Privilege of preaching to his fellow
Oress It convicts In like case. It Is a scene which
la repealed in a mouaana aiuerem
Good. Patriotic Neighbors, llotation of Crops the year round no dead time, enormous
profits on products, good shipping facilities, healthy climate, no big coal or wood bills, plenty of
fish and game, and other things too numerous to mention in space allotted.
Write at once and secure an option on the most desirable lands in the United States. The
courts U of very common occurrence. hanj8 wjH go fast and the first purchasers will get the best.
At 8, rule a hill or field Is selected to ., , ,
Through excursion trains will start from Chicago, Detroit, Tittsburg, JNew Yort ana rnnaaei-
Crow Hold Court.
Dr. Edmonson assures us that In the
Shetland Islands the holding ot crow
act as a courthouse and the session
nearer commences. The proceedings are con- on October 1st, and a one-half fare rate has been assured to Jacksonville, Fla. From Jack
, th. iL"lSrTvS. sonville south to our lands the rate will be one-half fare, this last amount to be returned to the
AB 0 IUO CaOH Miuuv v. uui v, I , a Al A? A A
whether counsel are employed or a jury purchaser by applying amount on the first payment
Impaneled no ornithologist has been
able to Inform us. All Dr. Edmonson
tells us is that after a great deal ot
cawing the whole court falls upon the
Address, for full particulars,
unhappy prisoners, and they are
. . . ... I .. . , ... - ,1 VI.V
Stories A l.ont Worth. places every eunaay morning, tui u la promptly exterminates, aner wuiuu
nrf ahm,t Wnrih i in nunorea o one mi me situation uuea the court rises ana tne crows aisperse,
nd many an old chestnut of his proo- T m?,9 eltnr Poacher or people un- h tQ hu own district.
a. as a business man as well as an Pl""tly and you will find each going
arUst will be revived. Americans have nom.e ,t0 dlnner. M cheerfully as if he rPPr.uti amto,.
uffered much at his handa in point of r,T ,P . . x?1 , . ',. fm He-"Your-er-father and mother
hnva noucea i uiu-ci-touiuj uu
o
BEA
FTY,
"talk" and extortion, but the majority
have ever professed to be perfectly con
tent aa long aa the Worth cachet was
. l I ,A lh. tt.ul.la Kalt rt
Therr gown. Mrs. rotter stood b. ! " 'P
Secretary American Home Colinization Company,
Rooms 603-4 Association Building, CHICAGO, ILL.
tn Worth's best books. He said In
, . . before making a fresh start. And so
came to his atelier In the Rue de la .. .... ...... ...
I mill ui'oiil. f uuuauio aa lb a,iiraia
from a distance, the more one looks
' I k. . .1.. -I..l A ,V,ln.
-.1.. .. . wn,.l.l .alk. ,M. k.. ' lc' "J ""' i1""' "'"v"
who-.ve; -i zrz
ralx. No dress ever left his ahop cost
ing less than $200. One of the Worth
torles that received credence a few
years ago In the American colony waa
to the effect that a certain rich person
went to him with a quantity of almost
priceless lace to be used on a gown she
desired to wear at a grand wedding.
The dress came home In due aeason,
and then the lady observed a change
tn the disposition of the lace that by
BO means pleased her. She could
awarcely believe her own senses, and
called In a friend who accompanied
her at Its final trying-on, and left It to
her If the lace did not seem scant and
till vru nnma tn It la a hnmalv fnavlm.
i i. ..i.v,i v.n v, vnu nulte freauently. haven't they?"
out. It simplifies life. Tou Imagine It to She "They couldn't very well help A IJolt flf .IpQliq fihNSt
u . - - "
"Are they mad?" t . t
. i. it
"Not a on.
"Truly?"
"Certainly. They know It isn't my
fault that you come so much."
when you reach the spot It turns out
Into the subject, the more certain It be
comes that mankind, when brought to
a hundred to one that the situation docs
agreed In some blind way to recognize
In the enemy whose aproaches they
have been so unremitting In their efc
forts to ward off sumethlng altogether
different from the terrible and hostile
force which they have been accustomed
to consider It. "We fall on guard, and.
after all, it is a friend who comes to
meet us."
BISMARCK ON HAPPINESS.
quite different from its original ar- We Has Had Very Little of It Em parol
rangement. Assuredly. What could
he the matter? In all haste the two
women rushed off to Interview the great
man, only to be told he preferred the
trimming as It waa and should not
alter It. But I had more lace than
you have put on, Mr. Worth!" ex
claimed the owner. "There were five
" "Madame!" Interrupted the auto
crat, "Is not the dress beautiful?" And
that waa all the satisfaction the lady
William Had Mora.f
At Leipslc the other day Prince Bis
marck made a speech, in the course of
which be said:
"In my long life I have rarely been
happy. If I were to figure out the total
of the rare moments of happiness that
I have had.. I would And nerhaDS in all
about twenty-tour hours. In politics I
have never bad time enough to be
happy. I have always had to struggle,
ver received. She threatened to go to and when I was victorious cares came
law. but was deterred by the advice with the victory, and I had to make
of friends, who knew the dangers of the most of them.
Invoking French Justice where a ques- "In my private life I have had mo
tion of dressmaking waa concerned, ments of happiness; first In my youth
air. v,orth professed to have un- when I shot my first hare, and then aft-
hounded love for antique laces, and it erward when I became a farmer. I waa
la Burmised this passion got the better also happy with my wife and children.
of him.
Health and 3olora.
But to know how to enjoy good fortune
a peculiar gift that my old mastr. the
emperor, possessed in a high degree
It is necessary to be both phlegmatic
The woman whn la pi ovop a A on a K ok
ninrn to her nv Th. m.u.it. and sanguine. I often had a great deal
of brown-haired, gray-haired Amerl- of dlfflculty ,n bringing him to a reso
eans do not rank, properly speaking. ,ut,on- bi't onf,e, to?mA lt
a. hlnnde nr hmnM inrl ohn.,1.1 YOU COllld build hOUSOS on it He
all color traditions behind them and Placed k-uJi aov ever) thing, and
dress according to their health or feel- sometimes public affairs compelled us
in. t know a woman whn ini.-ioi,i to remove ourselves a little from the
HU Flnt.
Young Sprigglns (gleefully) Con
eratulate me, old boy I Mother and
child are doing well.
Old Boy Eh? So your are a father,
eh? What is it, boy or girl?
Young Sprlgglna (blankly) I I tor-
got to ask.
J Errors of Youth.!
0 a.ft SUFFERERS FROM I
lerroM Debility. Youtwal
m WBt YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN. I
Man? mm, (Vom tha t Ifcrti of youthful Impra- '
al m hm Bpouithl alwul of mbnn (
m thu ku ndurad lli gnr.l rrtfra to nun-; u to
Si Indur lmt wry oilier dim") MM tl ll I
mun 0f h troull icrrl. t bln luitwctrd,
al th.. . a.nrMl lir Avirvthins but the right on. I
Durinc our eittnilv coUiRand hotpital nrarttc a
W wt have dlwred an 'd onnccnlrUMl rm- W(
Th MonipanTinf prwription UMlirMi
Jh rTIN ni psn.Y t -ml, huriilrtdi ol
ak curt harlnl tirm ntiml lo Of rftel hijlth by III I
um after all Mhr rindiM fcilril. Hrrtly pura '
a inrrrti'ili murt b uil In the preparaliou of mu (
A u rni hmvvlnn enea. 1 drachm.
Jrrubfbin. 1 drarhm. i
W HrlonlM Diolra. t drachm.
OlMtnin, 8 fraina. I
i.A lalia amara (alccVll t fraina.
Ext. Irptandra, 8 acruplea. I
Olyeerme, q a.
MafcOplH.. Take 1 pill al I p..ti. . and anothar I
T on roinf hi bed. Tim renmly U ada,wl lo arery .
weAnm In either an. and aapeeially in thoae I
m, reaultinf from Imprudence. 1 ne reeuperaliTe
povera of llni rertoralive are wtonlaklns, and
ak uee continued Ihr a tiortlimechanari the lanairld. .
a lift and .lor. h......... v.
To tnoac ana woum pf.o-r . .. t
remirlinl 1. a aealed parkaae ccinlylnj f filla. (
careful!? compounded, ill be aenl by mail Irom
A our prleate laboralorr. or we will turnlah pack- (
W aeaT which will cure moat caMa, (or Si. AU leaeea
SB aaonulla oaukbiwial.
NEW ENGLAND MEDICiL INSTirUTE,
g VA I rmon now, duvwm,
4 a. TO
roi'B nus ix.
One of VICTOR HUGO'S wittiest and moat
sarcastic poems, tranaiatea irom me
French by
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