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IT'S ALL R1S11T"
Uncle Billy Met Death as He Had
Lived, With a Smile.
Sixty-Year-Old "Preserved Boy" Went
Throuah World Scattering Sun
shine and Optimism All
About Him.
Evprvnne In the community knew
tJncle Billy, whom Rhoda, his seventy'
year-old sister, described as a "pre
served boy." The little old man's si
ty years had subtracted all the half
from his head except a thin remina
er of white fuzz on a level with the
tops of his ears. The back of Uncle
Billy's head looked like a big egg
In a nest of wool ; his face suggested
a full moon on the disk of which two
twinklinc stars stood srunrd r.bove a
smile.
Uncle BIHv was always busy, and
usually he was doing something worth
while. One of his favorite expressions
was, "Doing nothing is the hardest
sort of work." Uncle Billy triea 10
IIJca pvervnne. hut he hnd little use
for one of the neighbors named Bru
ton, whose wife worked the garden
while he spent the day at the village
store playing checkers and talking poi
Itics.
But Uncle Billy had faith In other
people. He often commented upon
the fact that the persons we like best
are usually those we know best, ana
one day he said to his sister: "Rhody,
that man Bruton is all right ; the fault
was in my mind. I didn't look at him
the right way."
TTnoIft RIIlv was always hopeful. If
he ever had the "blues" no one knew
It except himself. Usually when two
persons meet, one says "Good morn
ing I" or "How-dy-do?" and the other
replies, "Good morning I" or "How-dy-
do?" When anyone greeted Uncle
Billy morning, afternoon or night
his response was always: "It's all
right." If you suggested that the
world Is growing worse, the little old
man shook his bald head vigorously
and replied: "No, no, no, not And
even if it were. It would be our busi
ness to leave It better for the next
generation."
The fact that Uncle Billy was under
sleed caused some thoughtless remarks
that would have hurt the feelings of
another. But they did not hurt Uncle
Billy's. He would say, with a laugh:
"You can't hurt my feelln's," and go
whistling about his business.
No one ever heard Uncle Billy recite
a creed, and no one ever heard him
boast of what he had done, was doing
or expected to do ; but everyone knew
that he was religious and that his life
was clean and his heart was pure.
Uncle Billy believed that people are
affected by the language they use. One
day one of his nephews spoke pro
fanely In his presence. "Oh, ray dear
boy!" exclaimed the old man. "If
you expect some day to get through
the pearly gates and shout 'Glory !'
you'd better begin now to 6hape your
mouth for It."
One blustering March midnight
Uncle Billy's sister Rhoda leaned
over him, plnced her wrinkled hand
gently on his brow, kissed his hot
cheek and whispered : "Billy, the doc
tor says you cannot stand this pneu
monia." Out of his eyes there came a
twinkle, as of the stars, and, attempt
ing to pat his old sister's cheek, he
panted: "It's all right, Rhoda; it's
all right." Youth's Companion.
Beyond His Means.
"How much are your pies, mister?"
asked diminutive Tommle, peering
wistfully over the top of the counter.
"Ten cents apiece, little feller."
"Oh, I didn't want a piece ; I wanted
a whole one, but I only got a dime,"
and Tommle started to turn sorrow
fully away.
Between Girls.
Bess How far have you got In that
novel?
Belle To where she pays off the vil
lain for his fraud, cruelty and selfish
ness. Bess Yon don't mean to say that
the marries him t
Considerable Chatter.
Mrs. Bacon Has your husband got
good, sound teeth?
Mrs. Egbert Oh, yes.
"Have you seen them all?"
"No, but the other night he got
frightened and I heard them."
Something More Required.
"Do you believe honesty Is the best
policy?"
"Oh, yes," replied the practical man
of affairs, "but nowadays It's a hard
policy to borrow money on, unless you
also have some gilt-edged collateral."
Mean.
"Do yon imagine she la marrying
mo for my money V
"If anybody ia thinking at all of
marrying yon It most be for your
money."
Cornell The first "reunion" of track
men since the cancellation of the In
tercollegiate schedule brought out
forty men, who competed for the "all
round championship." There were
eight events, the winner In each
scored seven points and each succeed
ing man one less. Ex.
Permanent Endowment
The alumni of Harvard university
are laboring to collect ten million dol
lars for the permanent endowment of
the University Ex.
Military Science
Cincinnati university has given up
intercollegiate sports and the gymnas
ium has been turned over entirely for
use as a drill hall. Ex.
The Long Island College Hospital
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FOUR yrar nwdical courie for the M. D. dgree. Two
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Stalea. Untnual opportumtiea in grrater New York, rol
funicular!, write to Otto ran Huffman, M. D Secre
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THE UNIVESITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
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UKUL
I H languorous charm of the
Hawaiian native instruments so
moving in
in vogue is strikingly characteristic
of the Ukulele. Its tone possesses that
curiously beautiful timbre, that exotic
charm of tonal quality which has
made these instruments so sensation
ally popular.
The Ukulele has a pleasing grace of
form. The finer models are made
of genuine Hawaiian Koa wood. It
is much in request today among the
smarter college and other musical
organizations.
It is easy to learn.
Instruction Book.
Hawaiian Steel Guitar
Every chord struck upon this typically rep
resentative Hawaiian instrument is marked
by a weird, plaintive harmony and strangely
beautiful qualities of tone. It bring), to any
music, qualities full of vivid color and va
ried charm.
Price M 00 tad aewardi, indndinf Sieel and Set ot Tare
Tumble lor playing, tad Instruct loa Book.
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