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THE STORY OF JACK.
REENSl GR.EENS1
Dand'llon greensl"
shouted a childish
volco.
And I heard tho
quick stop of small
baro feet pattering
up tho lane.
Presently a fnco
nppcarcd at the
open window of my
iritphnn. whero I
V-
R-as busy superintending tho Saturday's
baking.
"PiP.-i.srv nm'am. don't you want a
basket of fresh greens, all picked with
the dew on 'cm? They mako a good
dinner and only cost 5 cent3."
Poor little manikin, I thought, to
work so long and to trudgo so far for
5 cents. My dinner was provided and
dandelion greens were not Included in
tho bill of fare but how could I re
fuse? "Yes. Jack, como in hero and eat a
doughnut while I empty your bnsket."
Ho was not slow to accept tho in
vitation, and chattered away Hko a
magpie every mlnuto while he eagerly
devoured several doughnuts, and looked
longingly at a pan of cookies just taken
from tho oven.
"Thank you ma'am! You seo it
makes a feller awful hungry this
dand'llon business docs. I like to get
'em when they'ro fresh and cool, before
the sun has been on 'cm long, so I start
at C o'clock, and sometimes earlier, and
of course I don't havo any breakfast
first, and when it happens that a fellor
hnsn't had any supper tho night be
fore, it makes him feel kind o' empty
like."
All this was said without a mo
ment's pause, and, swinging his baro
heels together as ho sat perched upon
tho window, ho laughed the merriest
laugh in tho world, which brought to
the surface a great dimple hidden away
In each Eun-burned cheek and showed
all his pretty white teeth.
"But you had your supper last night,
hadn't you?"
"No. ma'am. You sec there was only
two potaters to go around, and the
round they had to go was mother,
Suslo and me a big round for two
small potaters, don't you think so,
ma'am?"
"Well, how did you manage?" 1
asked.
"Well, you sec, ma'am, I hadn't been
to school long enough to learn how to
divide two potatoes between three peo
ple so that each shall havo a whole one.
So says I to mother, You tako this one.
and Susie and I'll handy-spandy for the
other.' Then I held it behind me. and
said to Susie:
" 'Handy-spandy, Jack-r-dandy, up
per hand or lower?' "
" 'Lower,' says Susie.
"And lower it was, to be sure, 'causo
1 held both hands even till she answered
and then dropped the one with the po
tater in it lower; which wasn't cheat
ing ma'am, now was It?"
"Well, Sue, you see, didn't like to
tako It, for she's awful generous it she
is poor, and she tried to get it back on
me by saying she thought upper and it
was -nly her lips that Bald lower she
meant upper all the time.
"She isn't well, Sue isn't. She's llttlo
and white, and one potatcr ain't much
HANDY, SPANDY, JACK-ER-DANDY.
of a supper for the like of her any
way. And at last I made her eat the
whole of it. I told her wo'd have a good
dinner to-day, 'cause I knowed some
body would buy my greens, and I'm go
ing to spend tho whole 5 cents for ono
dinner. What do you think o' that?
I'm going to got three herrings nt a
cent apiece, and tho rest in potaters."
And ho smacked his Dps as he
thought of the treat in store for them
all.
"I think," he continued, "that you've
paid me pretty well for my greens In
doughnuts, without nny 6 cents at all.
Still, as I look at it." ho added, with a
sly twinkle In his great blue eyes,
"doughnuts is doughuutB and cents is
cents, and the doughnuts la a present
and the cents Is pay."
I laughed aloud at his reasoning,
which certainly was most sensible and
true, and then said:
"Now. Jack, I want you to keep your
5 cents till some night when you haven't
any supper, nnd let me fill your basket
with something that I know will go
around. I want Suslo to have a glass
of fresh milk. So you must carry this
tlu pall, besides tho basket. Do you
think you can manage them both?"
"Well, ma'am. I guess you'll see
whether I can manage 'em or not. But
do you think I can dig greens enough to
pay for all them things you're putting
In?"
"No, Jack. I don't, for they are not
to bo paid for. I want to aend these to
your mother that's all; and as you said
yourself, doughnuts ia doughnuts and
cents Is cents."
"To be sure." he answered merrily.
"Well, ma'am, 1 Just wish you could
see 'em when I tell 'em how good you
have been to mo. Some folks ain't good,
you know," he ad Jed with a sigh.
JIB
V 'y'sg?-.
"3 zssfr I h
While I filled his basket bo told me
their llttlo history, nover realizing how '
full it was of tho deepest pnthoa tho
struggles of tho poor mother to keep
her family together after tho death of
her husband, n good kind man, who had
left her one morning full of life and
strength, to go to his work in tho great
Iron factory, nnd was brought back to
her n few hours later, having mot hlB
death while tolling for thoso ho loved. ,
Up did not realize either how his own ,
solf-sacrlflcing spirit shono out through
his words, proving to mo tho strength '
and Bweotncss of his character. What
a hero ho was, this llttlo 12-ycar-old
Jack!
"Mother has worked bo hard for Suo
and me that sho hasn't much strongth
left. And don't yon think," ho added,
fltrnlehtpnlny hlmRPlf tin nroudly. !
"don't you think I'm big enough to tako I thnt tho whites, even whoro they aro
caro of us three? Lenstwnys l'vo been . In the minority, will not allow tho no
lucky this morning, for I've sold my grooa to rule, nnd that, even if thoy
greens nnd found you." co'(1 vto freely, they would havo to
Tho gratitude In his heart was plainly work just as hnrd for a living as they
visible In his llttlo faco ns ho turned It do now. The conncmienco 1b that com
up to mo. pnrativcly fow of them care enough
I told him that henceforth wo would ! about casting a ballot to tako tho trou
bo the very best and warmest of friends, j bio to register, especially when they
and that happier days were in storo for must pay a poll tax as a prerequisite
him and for thoso nt home, thnt I could 1 When they do voto a constantly
lintl worK lor mm to uo wuiui u
certainly help toward the support of all
three.
Such a happy Jack ns ho was when I
sent him home that April morning, with
the heavy basket on ono arm and a pall
of milk on tho other! And I wish I
could tell you for I am sure you would
like to hear-
-whnt pleasant days fol-1
k and those dear to him;
lowcd for Jnck
but it would make such a long story
wo should never come to the end of It.
Indeed, thero Is no end to It. It Is a
story which 1b being lived through now,
and it grows more interesting and moro
beautiful, moro tender and true with
every chapter.
Jack Is proving himself tho hero I
knew him to bo.
He works early and late on a small
piece of ground which we allow him to
cultivate on our farm, nnd ho carries
his produce to town In a basket strap-
ped on his back, and ho is as happy
as a king happier than many kings,
I am sure.
Little palo Susie Is not half so palo as
she was before: and she, too, had the
chanco given to her to "help."
She has free rango In my flower gar
den, and makes up tho daintiest "but-
ton-hole bouquets." with which sho
fills tilM r.mnll It..!.., ....... MKl.n
tiua lici dujuii uuonci tivL'i; ujuiuiu
for Jack to take with him. Ho never
finds the least difficulty in disposing
of them all, and a proud little lass she
is when ho drops tho pennies into her
hands at night.
Tho mother, we think, is growing
strong and well again, happy in her
boy's thoughtful caro and cheery, light
hearted ways.
Ho Is not yet 13 years old, but his
mother calls him tho head of tho house,
and he truly deserves tho title.
Bravo little man. ,God bless him!
Golden Days.
FUTURE WAR SURQERY,
A High Authority tVrltog About
rrobitbllttles of Dattlrs to Conic.
th
It would appear probable that in a
future war many of the wounds pro-
duced by the now projectile will be Bur
gically lesB severe and provo nmonablo
to effective surgical treatment, saya Na
ture. Probably, also, tho number of se
vere Injuries will be very great, when
we consider tho enormous range of tho
now weapon and the penetrating power
of the projectile, which enables It to
traverso the bodies of two or three in-
divlduals in line, including bones, and
to miiict serious or ratal wounds at a
ill.tnnnA sit t fififl mm A flAA ...! T. I..
uiBiuuiu ui u,vra ui t,uuu )Ulun, It IS
Impossible to say what the proportion
between these two is likely to be. At
near rangeo tho explosive effects will
be much the samo as before, but at
long range the narrow bullet track, tho
small external wounds, which often ap
proach tho subcutaneous in character,
and tho moderate degree of comminu
tion and Assuring of the bone will be
surgically advantageous. These wlH
form the bulk of tho gunshot injuries
of the future, for it would stem Impos
sible with magazine quick-firing rifles
to maintain a contest at close quar
ters without speedy mutual annihila
tion. Wo may take it for granted that tho
number of wounded in proportion to
the numbers engaged and actually un
der flro will bo greater than before. The
supply of ammunition will be larger,
tho facility for its dischargo greater
and smokeless powder will Increase tho
accuracy of aim.
I think wo are justified in believ
ing, although there Is high authority
for a contrary opinion, that tho next war
will bo moro destructive to humau life
"bloodier," In fact, than any of its
predecessors and that the number of
Injuries, and in many canes tho severity
of tho injury, will bo largely Increased.
Dut very many cases will remain lesa
severo in charnctor, more capable of
successful treatment, and less likely to
ontail futuro disablement, while im
proved sanitation and antiseptic meth
ods will onormously increase tho pra
portlon of recoveries.
Effect of Tral"lni.
Illustrating tho mind's training, a
southern paper tells of a little girl, 4
years old, who happened to be eliding
on the Ice, when she suddenly fell heav
ily and waa evidently badly hurt. At
tho cound of hor Bobs a friend rushed to
her nosistanco and caught hor in her
nrms. "Vou poor little thing, and how
did you fall?" Tho mlto ralsod hor
hoad and replied betwoen her sobs;
"Vertically." So much for kindergarten
training.
Tho Ten Job Kninv. 1
The Iron poa meutlonod by Job in tho
book qf that name In tho blbl is oup
poMl to Uiiva been a atel graver used
for lajciiptlor on stone. Exchange.
THE NEQRO AO A VOTER.
He
1 T.narnlnir How to Vote
and
Vote nlth tho TV lilt" Feopttt
Ono reason 'for tho Bnrnll voto cast
by Bouthern negroes is llttlo npprcciat- t
cd in tho north, eaya tho New York 1
Evening Post. This Is a steadily grow- I
Ing perception by tho raco of tho fact
that tho oxerclso of tho BUffrago is a
matter of far less importnnco to them
than thoy supposed when tho ballot was
given them. Tho nogro sot out as n,
free man with tho expectation of "forty
ncrea ami n muio" from tno government,
and proceeded naturally to the assump-
tion thnt Ho could voto himself into n
condition of permanent prosperity. Ho
has nt last learned that tho government
will, do no mora for a man with a blnclt
skin than for ono whoso skin is white,
,i?'"Ji iiujuriiuu ui mum uiu "
tho whites. Investigation Iuib shown
that more negroes voted tho Democrat
ic slate ticket In Mississippi at tho last
election .than ever before, nnd thero aro
fow signs that nny numbers of tho
race except some professional politi
cians make any serious objection to tho
new
' of 1
regulations regnrdlng tho exerclso
tho suffrage. Thero in llttlo dif
ference of sentiment between white Re
publicans and whlto Democrats at tho
south ns to tho matter of allowing the
negroes to rule. A few unscrupulous
politicians of tho whlto race aro ready
to lot their counties or states run nil
tho risk of control by black Ignornnco it
they can secure office for themselves,
hut the mass of whlto men who havo a
stake in tho community view this sub
Jeet In tho same light, whether they aro
' Democrats or Republlcana in national
politics. A striking Illustration of tho
! truth of this statement Is furnished by
tho policy adopted in ono county of
Louisiana, and likely to bo Imitated in
, others, by which the whites, without
distinction of party, agree to participate
in a whlto primary, nnd whichever
party carries thlB primary shall bo en
titled to victory In tho regular clec-
tion. tho negroes being entirely "shut
' .
uut.
BOY'S ESSAY ON SHAIiKS.
Ho Klioirs Much Skill In Comtructlne a
FUli Story.
An examiner of Iad3 under 1C for tho
civil-service commission gave for a
(jueatlon, says tho London Church
Times, "Describe tho hablta of fish."
Here 1b a literal transcript of ono out
of-a batch of some hundreds of answers:
"Tho Bhark is nbout twenty feet long
nnd has five rowa of teoth when tho
shark Is going to catch his prey it turns
on its side. Tho sharks aro found In
India, whero they are verry numerous
in Africa, etc. Tho way thoy catch
sharks Is lowering a piece of meat on
a sharp hook (and sailors will do It for
amusement), and the shark Is very hun
j gry always, thnt ho will grab at tho
meat and find himself caught.
"On of his fees nro tho sord fish It
will go and run Its sword through Us
Etummick.
"When tho shark haB been floating
about on tho water for sotuo time It
getB a lot of small fish In its mouth and
they will go nnd lay on tho beach and
let small birds come in their mouth and
pick them off and will not hurt them.
Tho shark can live in water and
I . . . -
on
land. Going from England to Indlad.
you will seo sharks in the nlle, they will
follow ships for many miles on purpose
to get some meat, and then perhaps not
get any. They aro different kinds of
sharks, tho Dlack Bhark, Etc.
"The shark Is a very curious animal,
It can lay its teeth down when not
catching any food.
"Onco upon a timo thero was a ship
going to America and on board some
slaves, the slaves wero packed so closo
together that they could not live and
the enptin of tho ship you'st to let somo
come upon the deck nnd many of tho
slaves you'Bt to Jump overboard and bo
eat with thnrks, so the captin de
termined to stop it If he could. So ono
day a black slave woman was Just in
tho acted to jump overboard when tho
captin caught her and had as many
slaves as ho could upon deck. And
then ho had a roap fastened around her
wast and lowered her overboard, whoa
a shark enme and bltt a half off her olt
and then tho captin had tho other half
pulled up nnd shown to the slaves on
deck and then said to thom that ho
would do any one of them tho samo if
thn Jumped overboard."
If lie Only Hail.
Tho man who "onco sold the site of
the Palaco hotel for ?300" and ho who
"could havo bought all Chicago for a
pair of old boots" havo their proto
type In a confirmed invalid In an Eng
lish workhouse. He bought 15,000 acres
of land near tho source of the Croco
dile, or Limpopo, river for 350 beforo
the Transvaal was mado over to tho
Doers, but ho fought against the latter
in tho subsequent war. and, when tho
republic was declared, refused to ac
cept service tinder President Kruger.
Ills land wa accordingly confiscated;
jt included the site of Johannesburg
and is worth manv millions of riounii'
San Francisco Argonaut.
Honor to Piulthsou's .Memory.
Tho present yoar being the fiftieth
since the foundation of the Smithson
ian institution tho occeaiou will be
commemorated by tho erection of
bromte tablets to the memory of tho
founder, James SmJthson, upon his
tomb In the Kngllnh uomotery In Genoa,
and also In tat Knfilish church ia the
b?.r.:e city,
Knrly French Dying Machine.
A French locksmith thought that
practice was tho great thing; anil, fit
ted with wings, he jumped ilrst from a
chair, and afterward from a window,
nnd then from tho roof of n small
house. In tho last experiment he sail
ed over a cottugo roof, but soon after
sold his wings to a peddler and prob
ably saved his own life. Anothor
Frenchman, a marquis, tried to go by
tho air route across tho Itlver Scino;
but ho wns not drowned, since a wash
erwoman's boat happened to bo whero
ho came down. "About Flying Ma
chines," by Tudor Jcnks, in April SU
Nicholas.
Pnvrtt from Dentruotlnn.
This U wlmt Impppni when tlio ldilnoyn
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Stomucli lllttors. If thoy eontlituo liuirtlvo
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rlnuimallc tktliiiont ntid dyspepsia mo also
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l'oiltlvely Cured with Vrgctablo Remedies
1U cnied thousAnd cf ciw. Cure cra pro.
nouiiced hopelMlr beat iilijttlcUiii. trum llrt )o
yuiptomi dlupprui Ju tea djr at lent two-tlilnl
11 nymptora ttmotei. Bend tor froo took trctliao.
wU of mlraeuloui curat. Ten l.jr' trcMintnt irve
J mill. If you order trial son.) liw Jn (tempi to iy
pottage. Jib. H. II. Okkm k Hoi., Atlanta, oo. jj
ou order trial it-turn thti adveiiUewcul U ut.
WELL MACHINERY
Illustrated catalogue ehowlng WELL
AUtitJtH. Itucrt DltllU-S, IIYIIUAUJUU
ANO JKTTINU MAl'IlINEltY, etc.
duitxhek. uave oeon lesiwi ana
all tcarrunfed.
Sioux City Knurtne and IronWoiVa,
EuccoMom to 1'reli Mltf. Co.
Nloiia. i'Hy Inivn,
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1111 Went rieveit'i Mrcvt Kansa. fit
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
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1'iviuotca a Uxunant growth.
1'ever Falle to Ilettore Oray
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When writing to advertisers, kindly
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Under the Weather.
That ia tho common Spring
complaint. You fool "logy,"
dull. Your nppotito ia poor.
Nothing tastes good. You
don't sloop well. "Work draga.
You cross ovory bridgo before
you como to it. Thoro's lota of
pooplo havo folt liko you until
thoy tonod up tho system by
taking tho groat spring remedy
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
It'a boon curing such cases for
60 years. Try it yourself. "
Semi for the "Ciircbook." too paec ( fee.
J. C. Ayer Co., I.owcll, Mam.
Wrllo forwhstyoawant
to T11K 11ECIIE1I IN.
VEmit-NT CO., Hlnlng
Kxrlianvr, Denrer, Colo.
by the
Will
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The "War Department proposes to test
the bicycle thoroughly for army use,
and recently advertised for proposals
for furnishing; five bicycles for the pur
pose Result: Bids from $50 to $85
each for other machines; our bid of
$J00 each for Columbian their invari
able price. o And the Government
selected
Bicycles
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SMOKING TOBACCO,
2 oz. for 5 Cents.
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Give a Good, Mellow, Healthy,
A Pleasant Smoke. Try Them.
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