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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1900)
AI \ Mi woon , n , v , ItWft Alt/A/A , III , thirtitl , MMi.i fila pf wttt In rtf- U/o / country , Will Jlncotne fatnttr. lnk MntititHHtrtM , wltwe ptt"il wtk ) ( tfisi tMiiiMtt ) at ttit w rlrt' fair v/ft # t frion ( fin KfftAt nUrH < : Uont ( / ( } / , /rt / < 'f < w > i park pxpfwlllori/ < l K //iil i < 5i1Mmi next 0Mrtlin / v/lll tifeo Wjlil fOflld ricn Id Ktr / York jt/l/l / will ( 'jinprrtrllylvc ( ; up rfi/tllui /Hid clilsul foe iilntt * ( ( Mid ftrmlii Ho < tf noyhi 1'Mtn ftt worK th { 'finus- < rl < iuttfilllo of 0ii" ( ( l Jilociifn , which It4 I'j lie ; iol. tip lit llrdoklyn , Wli'in ( H coi/iillod | ( li i will for n tltnu for ptlntlnj ; ; , n ArUiur Vnii Kvtyi'V. , who in ilo it Id Iltirlln nit In n young Mllv/niiknunn ntu ittlll ot Hi'it city , Mr. Van Mwy U l oit n of Hut lirl/slilcHl / of | tut lirlllltuit Kroup of \vliluli Mllwuukco imidiiroil , Ho MtllllltMl Wltll Illl Ilio best tcni'lmrd , and ftuvn piomUa VIM ! Mwyok- very early of httv- Inn a hrljtlil fuliiro litifoio dim. About Ion ytmrn m' < > lut Vlil ) 1(1 Koillll , Wllfll'O llf ( MttlllllMl V/ltll HoliinliH , Ma vMnwnun u rloh , Imtylonn voice , which I niton v/Hli liln ititlnllu KHiilirliif ! ; or HIM Inter , inii lo Inw Inoiiiilil him nuo front I'oiilliicntnl orltlmi WMerw Mtty 'Hv V , A , It , WlduiHir , Ilio iiilllloniilrd I'nllway nmtitiald , IN COVOlllll ! n ( Iwlro to i'iiriuiiit ( | ( I'diilKtylvanlu lit Iliu United HtattiN nit * , mid It N fin Id Unit hln cniiilldiiiiy v/IH'bo Indoimtit by Mayor niuhiiol K /I'uhlillilito of I'hllmlulplilu , It In ad in 11 tint Hint Mr , Qiiny'h oliunocii to bu I'WTIflll A , I ) , WIDHNIOIt , ( lrnlil ( ( MOlllitOl' Ity Ilio now " \dll lie wloiuldr , mill It him IMHMI Ininwn , , ( ' 01' rtonto tltnu Unit Miiyot1 Anlihrlilito , ln not itnxloini to MOD Ijnuy in ; liitnk to ' < lui nuutitOi Thu iiinyoi' will oontrol 'Jit I'Olii'onunlatlvott iu id two ni'iiutorti In Ilitr now l ? Kliltilnt'o ) uiul wIlliDill t lie mi OIIHX' " Unlit would lit ) untiles. It IH bu * iiovoit Unit a iloiullook would follow In tin iilU-nuit tu clool tff n < ' - \V Mwttftnvv M H ( t | i | lrtni . < Atrt.'IlM ii * > \wy Ant 1 w iw my wtthant tttc # M < > ' * tt Utt Ihtlld Lurfie.tl Tulp rts(1tti fit l > ntfi trtltl in the ww/ft / , in tttttxhutixMilt wKinMM * ' * It ftsttfnt tttid Mwwxcfl 'fh'i Amtflrsttt * c lf ( > K rivet in wicniil ( , A tfiA Kftiny lake country , tnadn preliminary ofofrrallont a f } tor 'Disappears. nil pttnriK nt the p llc nr > iovorftd of MM , Mtry ; T ylor , ih xe l Urooklyn widow find r.upf > o6d ntlxnr , who Is said to be Wrth IH t nclKhbdrdood of ? 100,000. T/iny / ro fttlll v/orklriK on Die theory Hint tfu ; old r/oi/mn ha < t liwn nplrlu-d by powifis fuinlllnr v/llh her clr- , who Mock a rowrtrd for her Atinlo , the profrifulorifil nnrc wlio V/HS fttfidltiK Mr/ , Taylor , tllt Mlt . A1A1IV TAYI.Olt. ( Wrallhy Ilioolilyn Woman Whoio DlHappuaranto In Hliroudud In My.4- in/iliitiiliiM / film knowti nothing of lior The Election of Senators , \ ' \ M , Hliiitnoiin , Dtuiiocrat , will iiuc. u ul Marlon lint lor , the I'opiillut , in Ilio Miiiiiilu fiom North Cntollmi. Thu IcislHlaliirn clio-ioii Nov. 0 will pmell cully liiivn nothlnu to do but tcglntur the cliolco of tlui ( luopht. Thin in bo * ( iillitii at the ntutu prliiKirloii hold by Hid Dotnomitii of North Ourolliiti hwt April the votiir "roc-oiiiinnndud" thn lioloctlon ot Mr , Hliiiinonti. In thu tuiiiio way thn DoimiriiiUi at thu iii'liunihut In Arltitiiiuui liuit npi'lnc iirconliiil tlmlr praforuitLu for thu lo-cluotlon of H < mt- ; tor IKtny ever ox-Honutor .loneii , Tlnuu ini'tlioilit ' of iionilntUItu ! a niiutilor are not tdcognlxcd by fudcmil or-lulu Inwi , Yet iiionilHini aio frc < | ioil.v ! : ! nonilniitnd plnducd In iiilvaiico aflnr u eontuHt In Ilin lU'liuni'lcii , In Montuna and In I'oiiiinylvanlu the Illnniiii of ItrlMlnllvo cntiilhliitt-ii WIIN otillinly Itmt night of In the ntniiuslo for the loumiatnio , In llioiiu ntntori rival ( iiindldiidui of llu iiiuno jiiuty CDiitiinilml In ninny illy ( rlotii , ho dlvluloii luiliiK on the ttentt- iDi'iililii , In Ihlfl Indlrucl way Ulark'4 itlncllou front Mniitnim MCUIIIM IIRHUIMII and tjliay'ri from I'oniuylVitnlu lit POM- olblii. Thcnii aiu fiiiilN wlilith inmin to iilnuv that Ihoio Iu iniuili nini'lt In Din North Unrollnii iilnn. At n'.t ovontu It thn liujlclntnro to not down to ut oniiu without u ever Ilio iiouitnculilii. miniitllnifii , an In l'cnuny'v.\nlu ' I lift your , 1(55 ( IIDOMK5 i-n-titi" ftcrw Ccr \ \ , fll it UiV li'tHt < 7rtn I V fr"nli'i Sfitti Viin > vit v wnnW Ii-i M rti'nit nlii'i'- iiivA' mtc ) ( . ,1'4t i < HlVr ( < i jflf * iH rtM' ' iff KIW BhlN' t t I ' x > < luwtf 14 II IT IV 1 | t < r l lutifft ) , > Vf * % * o < > tty tr , * ? & - \ ( Af * HH-t Jftv * ft ! * * * * tri BUW- ( it * to * it ( ft f'wiwDrf pfi * U # * - * twrf i * , { txtntttar wwitei sft ttftf vytt rrfivfUcltaa i' flV i , ift a ji r w ft maIM * i c- ( ft xttrtrttttwr ftifj ! k Aflwmi In a. y rt lftn iw l Jnrt Jonah / * , 7C , JLeoncsrd. f. It , f 'hf tf < ' * "Kt elwtfcmi , fa p . rrf Jtirturfy hatf ter * rf t * IK tfe tfehh hh r , fcf H hfifWy re i ' " f ' 't ! Mt r/Af' ? S iw IV ; a fl F J * fa. . At t5 t. tfc * t ( xts < llt' < it ( " tiff fttmMp fl > | fff/lp'ff f fn thf many ifrrtlrr akir- ttwv/tt and hfe ah. , t'Mch hr foHscnt with aft ( Hfnni * t , Mr , fwnard f ydtlnl In Inwra h < llr d fjiil tly In that 'aiKfcr r xlnff. He hart tcfirt ft Kr cIiDcan , btit JONAH P U. LEON'AHD. joined the I'rohlbltloritntK many years ago , inn ) I'lft that party when the United C'liilotlttn party vic organized not long ; u : , Trimiti-Oe Way of Llji/tting Fire. Hlr Jo.-icpli I-'ayrer , who verted i long time In India an mtrgeon general of the UrltlMh army , given an iu.cotirit of Ihe method unod by the Murrn'-atj native ! ) In producing fire , Matchi-3 arn unknown In many ptiiti * o. tno oiloiit , ant not needed , In fad , for most Ori ental pcoplM aio itkllled In ways ot obtaining iliimo through friction. A HiirmcfKi ini.MMongcr brought a nolo lo Hlr Jox.eph nun day and while ho wui writing the reply for thn wallln ; ; mnn h notlctnl nil object mminwhat llkn a boy'u popgun Hiispondod by Jilfl waist. In rrply fo an Inquiry the native told him that It wn * an Implomcnl for pro- rtuclntf llro and gave it iiractlciU HIiiH- tiatlou of UH working. A Hiimll tubu iitivoriil Imihtw long and clonu.1 at ono ( ind.hcld a lightly lilted plnton. the litt ler wan hollowcil iillglitiy at 1110 lower mill mid Miii'jnri'd with wax to loculvo a bit of cotton or tinder , which adhered when pre. nt'd Into It. Placing n small wbip of cotton upon thu wax , Hie iwn- n K r lilted the plBton Into the tnbn and forced It down by Htrlklng It a itharp blow. When It wan withdrawn tint cotton wan on flro , having hocomo lltnltoil by thu middon coucu lon ot the compi't'11 ' ! If- y\//cf/ / Lutheran lluv. Dr. D.inlol J. Hauor , who ban Junt colobratcd the nlnuty-fourth aiuil- xiMiny of hln birth at hlu homo in Hanovnr , IM. , In the uldout Lutheran iiilnlMlor In Amorlca. With pcifoct health , In full potwoi.Hlon of nil liln fnc- nttlun , bin Intercut In current avrntn an lively as ovtir , Dr Haiior h Hpond- Ing hlu old UKO In c a I m c'lijoyincnt and foothlng ro- troiipncl. Ho Iu MMinmndod by ! ila chllilH'ii.lilii grand- Jli chlldron and hln K r o a t grandchll- H v. Dr. llnnor. ijrcn , who lovingly aiitli'lpato hlH few Wiintii tinil t/rl ! it"n the ovotilug of his ' , > . with ln > n H dOiiHtO tiollcltuilo , 'I liii KUI ! 'leixynrui WI\H born In the old ItowVoC Kroilorlck , Md. Forsaking all Others Sv B1FGWJEMK * ' 'r\fl"i'si ' : 1.4 n , * u u . .t In itr < Kltt pi- ( Harw ? m nuiirr vuyi a tmv fW ni'pirtnJ1 flft1mniVM" "fti < tlkwM 'iviui , rf IM v .ldrt trtHtffi 'l | ! , ir , i jni mtfy iitnl "l Mt > < w Itim'V * in AiwC Jl * fill * uw. ftjgi < % , .uiwi ! iglie fc v * ' ! ' ( " ( ft r falWftl < * YTWWJT * ft * h.i.d * * n frtt nr * nmfJb > v Ittrtft * hv wjc wine ftwrf IMW * | rw * rwmttfti. TV fri.'r * , i r.tUn ! ! ftwW nrtxm Jtvn1. , .tawf tm itSovi * wiw * WWR aid1 wawj Ml Au iri * . . * ; < ftorf W * P nwrfl fov W S v Jib * pvwM spf& iftiTtt fctf , UIF. MI tftu" rfya f tffc wwiM ftaTi" * icn9ofi > T ( Ufe * v tin * o , JI rrt nt thtM rttirfnjf. Is are-id : an Iwfoas Aa / r thf inn - ' n * nr OT r falffrf baby talk , no rhEM f - ' j ahnufrf ! i sn In iu O vo.l Knf f i 1 ; w Jrwt ; w xlmiile antl far mrxre f > n " ( iw. Anrl Olarfys. who wonfr ! hare 'f > * ' ' th" vKfm th r Jargon hy ihf 1 * > r - , all thf TTorld foretUn * avf th * tifaiMng rnkn { her arrasf , knf r that a \ reproof -Wfl. < fnt nilrrl , anrl af cptSni ; ft. IfU Harvft/'x haby to Jfarv's wit" . Hart sihc been a " itronE-mintJtJi roman - an sthft 7fould lia e have rla n a bare her trial" and found tiappinn In h ! r t ofctipatlon-j , but ihe wax oula { f cHnsIng frreaturr.to whom love j I the brwith of Iffc. That gen . rt-malncd. She wonrfcrcil sornctimcx how Har- , even though dlHplea efl , could DPR- Icct her HO. In the past they had Ix-en everything to each other , N'o\v \ he aol- ( Join nave her a thought : h ! wife wa | hl'i all In all. f [ : ! cr.i ' coldn H did not ' hurt her ; a he wa'i not of her nlood , t and /ihe had no claim on her affection ; but sine had given n * r 11 ff to Harvey , and hli Indl/ferc-nce was hard to bear. ' One cold , rainy da > I'hcbe found her j rryln ; ; In her private parlor , which v/a/i divided from her sleeping and drorfslng ' roomn by a wide hall. The curtain ? were drawn and the Kpaeiou.'i apart ment unually no pretty hi Us tints of crimson and blue seemed < old and Bloomy. OHAI'TKIl IV. The hoiiHckcfper xald not a word , but wen to the window and tluew back the curtains , Uu-n touched a match to the wood l.tld ready In the grate. The H.inieH leaped forth an if glad todrupe from tiieir reainouK irlHnn , making glittering rcllcctlona In he pollHhr-d tllen and flllln every cor- icr with a lOrfy glow. I'hcbe rolled her nlfitreaa' favorite ( h.ili to the hearth. "Come and Hit hero. Miss CMadyn , whlln I get you i cup of coffee It will warm jou up. The room is like a vault. " ( DadyH cruHhcd buck a , nb and nu'oK- y did ii'i Hhe v/u hidden. Shu ahvayH obeyed I'hebc. Hhc ( Irani : the coffee when It wun biought and looked apolo getically Into the housekeeper' ! ; kind If face. "I mlns Loui'iu Leonard ao much ! " flho Hald. "I know all about It. Mias Oladyn. I'lKit icaHon will do an v/ull UK any other. When arc you going to have j Mr. Walter Burr and hlii yoiiug wife hero to dinner ? They've boon married tin no montha now. " "I HiipiHHo I ought to invlto them noon , " mild Oludyj. brightening a lit tle. "Hut ftliH. Murvey ao objects to " comjmnj "And IH the IIOUHO to be kept like a tomb to plcaso her ? Sh has her hus band inn ! baby , and you have nobody , it iiccinH. Jt'H little I over thought to see Mr. Harvey a womnn'u fool ! She twIoUi him around her linger , and the great booby dooftn't know It. Well , well , I won't nay any more , but you'ru bolng moped to dciith , and I'm not go ing to Htnnd by and ace you fudo awtiy before my oyea. House yourself , my dcarlo. You'll bo a different creature If you neo living people once more. " Oladyu looked thoughtfully Into the flro for n iipaco. "I think you uro right , Phobe , " ime presently wild with un air of decision. "I will do ns you say. " She dreaded hornclf with luiuBiml euro for dinner. Oho waa rcHolvod to chnrin her milky boy Into good humor. Ho Urn ! just iakon his p'nco nt tbo table when BI cntorrd. : i charming vision In imlo pink und white , and ho ntnllcd in voluntarily. "Why , how lovely wo are this even ing ! " ho PXC aimed. Helen darted nt him a disapproving lee ] ; but the pleasant words hud cs- it , ml If. .lltili W t'1 t V "VAW pfllilMI'tC , 14"i i m < tii hicr i'W I'liwl flue i n w ( < oa piswim ! < - tiy ff .1 n"j | > UMiPnSwif11 ? . .raril i i Pri > Ilr n ) . ! fint n ? .inil w v M to.u D n > W. ; " ny laM&-iid1 nf Juey i < * $ f , jwuilvot on ar.fe fcsn ' ! i * " IWSBlE * * il ir hC. WJ ? .Trt > te5.lt ,11 3 w p'-'JtCi * ' , a. d ti jiit ( * 3 < " tii rail < ? aj J v * rtterBramfri * , . , A vtac 70112 : wwsi- gay si. a-H irawawarrtiftna- wfcar fm f ! * * * " bar aflewn-w Miaifor asi sn f l rf , fn. * rirt MK wntill sfM Tfrry tta CUT It ? Vwma 3t-w. r.h - coedae-a fete.WWTS. . i'i vajif # * anrf ii ftteir wrtt vay , fJtarfya , howcrer. nn > trfidff.ff that "f ar wwf yore wit ! liJtf Mri. Barr. If sl s. " fcfRjW at IwraSfefast on tey , hrpn ; tf drav the i jian late conTtr ation. for h r p T- t [ larfc of fraterr t In arty talk ire sh'j wa.i , not ilir etly incltided i ! rJ ? OKit , "She i4 a tfirl aft r your I ft /-zcfJlpnt rfatjghu-r. now a capablf wiff. I hop * > on will Jrf.- i t.orn" frf nrfa. " "Thank yoo , " y td Iltlfn. In wtctrr lf/rn-4. "I am not a fc Htver in marrieil t.omen' frlcndsMpa. My husband and t my ( Mltl KiiiTEce for rac. A woman's ' Lorn- should I c hr kingdom. " [ Shglancctl at Harvey for tbe approving - h proving amile with which he always applauded her lorrowed phrases , as , thuttgh ev/ry word were a nugget of t v , fadom fresh from the mine , and add- | I e'l a trifle l is deliberately : " f I "I dislike strangers , and care noth- j ing for social pleahiirea , to I can , not j truthfully say I am Harry I shall not mpf-t Urn. Harr this evening. " "What do you mean. Xell ? Have you forgotten Hhe is to tome here to din- nt-r ? " "No ; but you and I are to dine at father's. I promised him ten days ago. " Helen spoke calmly , though her color flickered an s > he encountered Harvey's ' afatonlshcd s > tare. Gladyp , too , looked surprised. i "My dear girl. " Harvey burst out , "why In the world did you not tell the mater MJ when she was making arrangements - | I rangements for her dinner ? " j ( "Bocauhe ahe did not consult me. She > addressed you , and took it for granted j I had no engagements. I never oner unsolicited information. " j Gladys saw an ominous look in Har- J vey's ' eyes , and rose hastily. She had j i no i delre to witness a matrimonial | squabble. i ! | "It Is not of the least consequence , j Harvoy. I should like Helen to most Mrs. Barr , who has a great deal of social influence , but there will be plenty of opportunities for her to do ho In the future , as I Intend to open the house to my friends again. I have been living too quietly of late. " She looked full at Helen , and thcio wiu a touch of defiance in the manner of both. "Do not give this little misun- dcistanding a thought. I shall not ; for It isn't worth it. " She had left the room before the last word wus uttered , and ran lightly down the piazza steps to the garden. "What a woman ! " one thought. "What a hard , narrow , revengeful , sul len woman ! Poor Harvey ! I hope hu may continue blind to the end. It is his only chance for happiness. " She need not have been concerned for Huivcy. Already Helen , her arms about his neck , her voice broken with emotion , was making her cause good ; and although he could not see exactly wncre uiadys Had erred , lie was soon convinced that his wife had been wan- ; only insulted , and was grievously bust In consequence. Nothing could have been further from the truth than either conviction ; but gazing Into so- ductlvo eyes , tear drenched , pressing warm , red lips quivering with sobs , few men are wlso enough to discrim inate between the chastening dews of sorrow and the bitter waters of Bplto or envy. Gladys. ' dinner was a success. She felt Helen's absence to bo a relief. It seemed pleasant to have the house to heisclf again , and to sit at the head of her own table. She threw off her sadness and became the charming , frivolous Gladys every one potted and loved. Her guests lingeied late. Long after Harvey and Helen had retired the sound of their voices rang through the houbo , and Helen complained next day at breakfast that baby was fretful and unwell , having boon robbed of bis olccp the night previous. Mrs , Atborton made no answer to this plaint. She had discovered that Haivoy's geniality had vanished , and his manner toward her was cold. She divined the reason for the change , and ir tf > MUaiRr Bin iinJuHnhi-r trail tty * . . RH imttW aiiiutti llfu fliwnr l > y iwumittiinie t w fcfc w'Jftt'j itagrUtau , , fct HM'Txwil. E u ! h rr jwu * i 'if < dw ttouj - * < muiwr { Air nnclHniT.ill "vw SicgnC- xtisn Win wwnwKX iji'trvKHOi Himna * -I tti j > nt junur ji'Cy mi'iiiums. ! ! ! ot ju win tni'uspiart ! . Ehwftirait ! ! < lihrCSB ! idiac pvMe nnjtiuc ' faU airyBUto Mw fit tiufoca. 'tt' ' nlln. ihc ilirtiiftll rmt By .m < fl ifeapftiiagSLurray ; a. msu- f. all purwr a miinc a iilt ; { a.u-.raniiiiifi. at majviaste can. If h < ily ! Sac cnift * ftiraHi'r elian. umaiD tluis fty < HIIoC tlirf to- art .n. i u ca.i Jc jfcrvF , . ifcitJur. arri-til t * c to- tti-i' r rici , uwt Ttt&o C T. & r to hstwv y ta rfowa i { _ "Ton : fa. rt "it I am. JW. P&fifcc aad E fj-ar I art fc1Efl' rene EITSS ? ? wa.f5 on. n r I mar b rftiHrfGTEr stad tallc. on * at the- renter ar. all u-rla. Pnor boy ! I 61 alwraM. "Is wsniW p t Met jisar. wfaese he to 6 - p t/ * said Pfeefc i , her ngr agafasit. tb * mur- ecwpleWafled futo a. filrrf/a * condition. "But dcsit E'l ! i { as yo . say. SiuiB thekcya - to llrs. HarT8T J afderf. fe Jfn t4t &er miaaeaa was- ill alffarfy. ; It i lH keep tur oct of year vzy. " aafrf. Gladys with a falst amile. Tttn her eyes. rtocd again , and s&e- s EBe fnSo a. tronhled sleep. " Kt raornfos ahe was tosatng with. fftvrr. and for three months kae- notnlns of what was golns oa sroand her. One bright October day she op- fcntd her eyes and looked ! seirchinglS" into Pbebe's face. Tne faidiful woman. weari'-d by her long TigiU. vtas nixl- ding In her chair by the bedside. "Why , Phetxs. how : thin you arel s * * * exclaimed in a weak voice. Phf-be started upwith a stifled cry. "Ob , my lamb , my lamb , thank God jotir * % come back to us again ! " she said , trars ftr < iaiaf from her eyes. "Why. hav lens have 1 beea heref * Gladys aske < } . " ' * * "Fourteen 'weeka. "Fourteen veelis ! * * She lay- thinking tbe wonderful fact over , then turned to Phebe with her own merrjsmile. . "And ba-ent you given me anything ; to eat in all that time , you cruel woman - an ? 1 am famishing. " ( To be continued. ) THE HAIR HARVEST. it , OOO.OOO 1'oundt of Hanuin Hair Perhaps there is no staple article- about which less is known by the av- crge person than human hair as an V article of commerce. It will doubtless. ' surprise many when it is stated that the dealers in human hair goods do not depend on chance clippings here and there , but that there is a regular hair harvest that can always be relied upon. It Is estimated that over 12- 000,000 pounds of human hair are used annually in the civilized wprld for adorning the heads of women , says a writer in the Toledo Courier. Two- thirds of the ladies nowadays use false hair , more or less. The decree of fashion or the desire to conceal a de- feet or heighten a charm is the reason , of course. One woman , for Instance , las a high forehead and wishes to re- luce It in appearance. Another has vorn off the front hair by continued rlzzing , and would like to conceal the fact. Both make use of front or top piece , with a choice of many styles. Ladles' wigs cost from $20 to $100. : Ialf wigs , top pieces and switches , from $5 to $50 , according to quality. The rarest supply of hair comes 'rom ' Switzerland , Germany and the French provinces. There is a human mlr market in Merlans , In the depart ment of the lower Pyrenees , held ev ery Friday. Hundreds of hair tradern walk up and down the one street oi . .hoillage , their sheais dangling ! rom their belts , and Inspect the > ralds which the peasant girls , standIng - Ing on the steps of the houses , let clown for inspection. If a bargain is struck the hair is cut and the money paid on the spot , the price varying fiom fifty cents to $5 In our money. J Our Sun n Ihlrd-Il.Un On p. Our sun Is a third-rate sun , situated in the milky way , one of myriads of stars , and the milky way is Itself one of myriads of sectional star accumu lations , for these seem to be count less , and to bo spread over infinity. At some period of their existence each of these suns had planets circling nround it , which , after untold ages , are fit for some sort of human beings to Inhabit them for a compartlvely brief period , after which they still continue for years to circle around without atmos phere , vegetation or Inhabitants , as the moon does around our planet. There is nothing so calculated to take the conceit out of an individual who thinks himself an Important unit in the universe as astronomy. U teaches that we are less , compared with the universe , than a colony of ants is to us , and that the diffoienio between men is leas than that between one ant and another. London Truth. "But the world never forgives , " oh- serves one ot the characters In a pop. ular novel , "It Is only God and GUI mothcra that can do that. "