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b Or , oSect„ fo
.0t used feli'; ef ur fle'e
iie.yeeannot, eus)isotkellii tu 014, ';.treati#99, affeettin.„.00_ilaited of fertthyi'o-greilli°ils it'iVOUld' tax. Siargent9f
a the fleet- a -
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this
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Ca .0 A of -spring , ba
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eentration•
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iiinct,30 sha
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he.
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° ys iteenra
ruthless will.
ide on the le° P'ver and tal-e• ece
t late of the
he silinPle YnII h rt ca,ntiot Five 'Y this fool' P 11.115 a
inc i 1 11 for the ,p e fie, eases i)attl( ship esed himse • stead _of -t born fighture, e foi ehc' td to exPress and tongs''' e art of ; whenevel t ains
3 410 seas an a en'al en. •Make a ma-thout the
d -ea ee.it Cl° 1194,-. an a being treateaelet,' t Pure all'. he the 'of all the cr.ea
more ,for ru ter reen, f invalids .1'7119 ore ver best known in - tive and the "hempen': a d• The, eYes are by'g?in6 f the coal r
4144°s -thdies-Ytrialicsthiof1:47,tme iwnir'tall°Pnaot /'h-tahtatinnwehrieshe1!4,ftn-1:narendthyaoun lraa10..tbe6ffill°na°11ciohueS,_ `aaills7Tiaelean'nts, awt:u01.; 1,isher Hew .enm
fruits of "e seOthe1b '1 nse r than tY abled to urea ii0x1-'
call for ausuln ail 1,,a0 kneWnpersc„.nal.ities, 111 the 8, e, ris; iscirMeoa,r_trryn'aatr'sdibnaalrlay aittotehrehm.r0:::' sfli,:wne- t?'11-}: itsherfedigilli:9:8sp°aan:..:!1_z was. t,0_,
th
ire wema __powers xteree: NeVal. w 1,mo „Qv n tu,a_t
and 11° m:1 then let;,vegOtabl-n. ,tilewer strata e..F.„.,e puteree.eaCeeen-P ordihier p-eyspit _
di size d active and if you with- the dr? . efe has d
Aar: o vaec
t without tralhn in ()lnginee:dteerlin'5.• °Ile' th
•an
e04.inga- ever ,:t111.,...p,ktrf,,;,,,e,thin$, abbe .naid the .stirdeebe
In, a 41.4.41tin, 7 ii.'fifr'.:.lbsai!„it24r77:iti-ifit,.. also ..neg is atentioaec.i.,. smie p as e5t. won. ciafriteueexnPtelyrtli.ilvefneitrilse.);tanner •
, .18;:soguoutomo
il9 AtiT,
.• ')4:1d: peace eud,aaio,
ee,':,and 1°Yee-ie ea& sweet !:. '
makes_lin- P-' ' countPr.-,nr- in
,i1v,sale' Pli any - i,--..) 'dden
etere;- theY ,areus,n,
e.plac • are
'a .414'rallgirit; Ilia up
.-k, l''aii'lle hearto
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h 4,n , o
eedeto remem
1141,-thitig$ in
ti.:,:withi.u.:it'''
' 'o" o-d..,6ttlituilg446:
et in . _
e'''g - viithin;
r‘141Sg up
realle,
-' hat You ' .
6, ene-,,,:cere, feeewhiehewe are -maw -striving.
ure,:-.' - IIENRY-"F".-COPE--'• •
•eund e him .s a tee...This treatment.4.VJ1.ICfl are to the . • hiin ntI'TLbCr of
•00110
, d, he saYs, *ho feels is. indee,,,„d -es is the , coInpel sons
Lith In adopted - s as ORO •
rtbult. to his
kei wing hen wiee- • he has ,•
e, leans ls _
if-tnere ,he has ds, of patientz
a his enee- • ete be cer . • n . • the•ime2c1? ie•
Le tain of lt let1 to look ate eeted, yet: -Lee „„andee-Iuere, „deland' of
h divine, 1-
•
spai-k d love fleet 'tlY
L, • onSIY, grea.
ight that Pe e ealing-puras--- he's of_conv_er,,s-t-- another °3tri. drove • - der, the "
‚.‚.elI nt an altitude
ne-11P - 'nee -12 e- • 4
the infinite Ile haell is - t h?. 'Ptheoruescautt • e°, t'‘o h ny twn lanre7trus°envoseil:anPd°,13:s1131-at:Inl:sh.11be_..7-.- irr,e4insaee: cluPitrel ArebebReenvieavie. -engin:
erxePgurteu:8
gl-oanif'431' ha bel0ngs' • -t then 12 eted bY • ACCOrClin nergy out Es tional -1gh - in. energy. . from d nee , .of the ttl which h: great spiel-, fee tile' --f e 0 „Ahousany, - decal ...ttentinent ma,u1 0
1-rf .to Faris, un- 1-r
child of t more, , 0---twBeck, this me 1 two- or THE ACCU
him 1.9°' ef---whieh-n19 " +..111.1.• h undergone daily, tp for a, the army are al-- when asked
what
heads of --e 'Vet the t he replied 111etentitY, 'And
dinthoettroe
:driver. tenbee fa.verite nieth°11switt
lives except as l'ile-'.we have,o, ing rOPe
haVe no place, .....- spiritual, 0 what 91114 hal/Pen If ta,ched t° and f°I. the chief "-of the
n beings, .
eGuora "or thewir Pessession as a caPtive ri did seam years
underSitrheJeLlhne-Arbutthnio:te:Ftiaasthdeee'r°13nIenr
wbroke,--as one al,
°'''''i."la• et the al
-fife tower- shouild esen
‘4,11110)ghi:t.),,se-rps.witilin us and ehv r pwieritk know threciefiepdatnieu, sb oh. --r j_• a_ouectcage,.sus: ways familiar hiefoftheneahvayraise. tshharoliugheon.o pi0:ef. Es enaglhaa.ns been that American mils„11,1°0 ;rye train Partle '
fruits of v thing comet) rge ap mmander In c.
tes ' s sPe rtaolY ecru PP ve a CO- e important
, in a, sort
ter h ut his career .
th he*
leem weset
emp.ty:.uprizes ago,"inr dons -no - thieteieerio
the dust, fr its of d,,Aeohma t say. - been . d he-has.s a land serlrlh d are the
italdy t
STOMED GROOVES
ibis in a,needote at was his favorite
hat these •
desired. than
•
• delY mor c 'the frontiers e . 'When u
an, t they 0 d below a la -
'more .,to be ,sense. „YP peti4e
in the world °i-t,a0 sdictiu.nloon- infin leader- m the,the real coasts of thaan .enemy. • the retain- than anY last fthir Years navy, eea
The - personages. - . tOX
One of t ires of dispensings
possibility', 0 set first the
• Beck Joseph _that...monarch _listened _in when a., number_ of invited gues, s
Viennese courtiers- were 'abusing
impression upon the w he 3 silenee, and then said: `I onlY wish 'jtillagnitysere, 1:;aliwitteh:teglidne:drlisaeooinclieliee-wnietilh:,xerrriistGa.aYi ngtfon ahoeehrynwYt Mrs.,.v19weiIka1:Bismarck to the Emperor Francis
I had him.' In reply to Sir John
personal 'zillion- of the fleet than a
REQUIRED tAoSsSeleSyT:vu,
" ming all pre'.
. • StuYvesant ,Fish', who took her
s r:, /on boregeaunie up
Fisher's assailants the Kiaser might
man, as he sat down on the edge ...gether. Just as el et gueSts in a, private train from New
4
:$tumbledee0r; 'W -ere restive 1,
The:2, olanse•
in the originai ii--ifot-:61-0-f-47,
soi018,3x. ssoN; ilefe1.17:thei
unfortunate Aftzair,'.., and.
cessatily neervS, to extremely"
eiee4iiTe;,' ;pi:nee Ny-ts
that of itareVenting acei-•
the ei,ek:te dent to the must-be,judge‘d„
beSki
fione the standpoint the
enSaient. - 'Gulden' Texte -"' author. of the.: .narrative-. For b.rn
. • • , „
Pea., 100. 4. , and his contemperaries,,it Was., not
a.,qUestiiere-Pf Morale.traeagreSsi
rerse 1 And David agaUe.L.getht :and itS- piinishinentif:but rather' a
, The •,•:‘•aii,aiej....-refers':backAa Priestion thb'eadredeehareseter of
40 preceding .41.1CeesStv'e,eeleffiet•O•'::nf,
aVid • iwith ' -tagiOus.:,an&.therefore: SOUree of
in each , which ,dOaiger and-- even- of -death to oidine
had been SneceSSfal4, : 'ary',..uniarietified :persons" • .(Ken -
2 All the people: --The. captains• ) _ • " •
Of enSands.,and.-:-Qt hundreds Broken ,,fiirtb-.11POuLL7With
sud-
ihe them den awful punishMent.
2), -and peOPle, '..''Perezetiziali-e-That is '''..cthe breach.
who had come togotheii the gen-.. ,•' - ' •
;eral::.assembly ealled..by 11.0. Ob,ed-etleni .the Gittitee-A'na7
.tiv'e of ..Gath,,,thaPhitistifieeitY? but
Ohron 13. 0,-•,. this was. 614.! another' 'now- ri?resident in. the environs -'' of
__,......e'riaeriee_fe're."....11P.Iriathejeaedineerefeereir --ud. One who had ,been
to under thai.riaine, in l'saiii"."10;TgriT,Iiidiiiitto•
lc tin-,'PtriilegeS--'.amorig. the -Jews.
tines- sent.'the ark after their:,tron7 - 11. Jehovah .blessed'Obed-edoni--7.
...bleorne experience' with it :as ' Ade- The 'nature . of the blessing., is not
.decl. As the name .here:used:indi-, -indicated, but .probably it' toeketlie
thnr,.,,pUne, .,wn„s.. Within the,. form"- health; hopineso, and
boundaries • of the territory Of 411- peospeeitY, --being yOnehsafed.tb the,
• :,.doh.:. • • • • faMily.- The. good fortune of :Obecl-•'
. The -cherubim attend-- edoin, in connection with lila -Pres-.
....ants 'having. according, to •TeS-. •ence Or the ark home leads
taitient symboliSni;•- certain sacred l David to, Make 'a OOOrtd and more
dutiesinthecourts Orligavena...4,t_e .the•eatte.mptete,__teeriefer,
er this. :.sYniboliOra was represented seceed and inore cautious 'attenipt,
e-inethe"-elabotate -'golden teeteitheme the sacred shrine to . • . •• -
the ark of the eevenant.' Figures . • e. „ „, „
of herubii with'..diii-Sti--fieffe0r:PrOt' 134 Th'n7irlf.on this -occasion was
reterently,Parried, not driven ts
befeee,. the transfer being aceeert,
• • • •
peened: by suitable religious saeee•
fieee. and,-eervicese ••
' policed before Jehovah with,
all hiseinighte-A rather .peiraitive
Method Of' expressing great, joy..
A linen ' epheite-A lheiFfiriestiy
garment fastened' by a girdle, the.
• .
exact, character of ',Which is ne-
7Vitere-explained-ttc-is-pr-oli 0444.-
-men, of. Kiriathiearim aftee, the ,ca- simpler fotm of. the, .garment de-
tastrophe at Beth-eliertieshi (coin- ' Scribed.:in Exod.' 28.. 8.-8ff,
pare .1 Seth.' 6. 19, 7. -1')••• While the 16, •Miebta, the. daughter e of Saul
ark had ,rerhained in this. place it eeeDne a. the wivei. of Ditvier. She
had heen nrider the. immediate Pere was deeply offended at what. She
. of 'Eleaziti,. son ofs'Abitada.b, • . eongideeed to be unsuitable .be-
• • rizah aed.Ahio, the sees "ef havier for the king'. •
w°rd `-'sons''‘. is' lieise. 17, The tent that David' had
Lobe taken in the broader sense iiitthed:qor itre-Weit the tabereicle
' -descendants.. proper which Was.' at gibOon
6. Fir woodOr, '"ee.'"Presse- Olden. 16: 39),. but ' teltporarY'
Hare;S:. ..."pstilteriee timbrel8 Place ($t• safe keeping. for the ark,
. -tat% _ efferings--7,Dedicatory
• balsee-Ancient tyPes of musieal in- ie .their ,nattiree' the whble: a the
..,:strititients, of 'which sore in sti,61.1Aeo boit. 6)tigtiflidd . as an of
-ly Modified (erne eatne down CO, the fering before ,Sehoy,ah.
present, day: .•Oortipare defiinitions' Peace , offerings.--2BUcharistic . in
'and „pietOral, illastiratienS' -10'1 ehtirliotot, and fuenishing the feeti-',
Aped dietienary, Iva! meal for the assembled people,
. 'lli..rairifigrI011:61411,ff'tolfebieb pdortiolns, only '61:11re'.sacii„'ECi-reiyik'
trotitleit spiCe. Of ground on ouere.., -upon the. altar. • • , • .•
was, .threslied out bY; P. portion -The eirigiiiia text
" friltice inethed tradirig, 4 (Jut- thAA net ,explain What",the pertion.
, *Rh the feet; ot accomplish -ng. the eeidieted ofe it. ratty levee been "of
•• garde
purpose thiyiog Oken'batk, eili" (Meat). as in otiihtext, or it
r(incl tortli or tut grolu,
tecting wings surmounted, this d'oy-
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tr of the ark which l*as knOwn as
the "mercy seat."
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3. A new cart -One not 'as yet
desecrated, by ruse for ordinary pur-
.poses. The Levitical law as -found
in Num. 3. 29-31.; 7, 9, 'providedthat
the ark Should be carried by Le-
" The house of Abinadabe-Whithee
the -arice.had-been-hrought-hY-th
1
"I- have 'cOhee '' - ' ' '1 It on• it -since Trafalgar by
d' t t . . ,
table; as-young.meif,sornetimes .wilL., :ballet boxesT, e
a. ' .. ' " ' - - — -' •• "-'•-b"-ttle's aertesettl-e-d- -e----- 7.--. . . '
loi-i., say the same:,
SENTENP_Fe.S.ERNONS...e.,-..-_, ...„..meeSsegeing-the eegineeee. • ,. .. _. _ .
, and. .her exa.inple has been -corded . •
'b , all the 'railroad ' kings.. They: ef-.-: :
- heir 4and looked. uneetefor- the . cominittee .. rooms --n , , , b ,
ot in ,the
--7''''''''•*---'--. --tell-ride-0117 _ _ ;_. ., , ,
YOrk-to' Chicago and New Orlearis.,
a..delieeteereeesienee,,,,,s0,4.4.1y. _ . _ .p First.eSealoLuosrarsepwuoli
., „,
The old 'gentleman 'laid -down . his . fore they arfouht'anwdh...ithheY,ilaavree :..- Ficiaiiii, . is :the.„,...best....av'i'cieu'eu. ‘,0.f.': .. ol'i.u. of '; the t.1146313-:nd-:ak. e--LuIL"' --
the
- - -h'b'tion ' •• :•'", • . '' ' ' ...,
,a• _,i.,_• _.,',..,•Most.- ma nifieent , of
pen and looked envious... -- r• -•,,,-----.e., decided by the
' "What is it'?" he, asked r.... .; , ...^' ,created on. one effortsside or , the other fa.lthe '. • ,. '. e• . ,." '..' „
• ht rs " explained the young Von Rotrir elid7notecemmand. m the. el, 1 i ,. .. .. t,.ti''' 'I. .6.- til!:...'itl&'1A11:11..-.SeWal'cl:'Webb and
his wile
•
"Well, sir, youhave o., ., .spperioree_ e . . . .. moving'. geest-hous.e.s .- .. e..,.i .
' ' ' . tw '• beititi-' '- ' fficieney in time of. peace . ._ The,best_exposi on _0 ., T.,4 . ..,Vit...
ful
' "I have two daughters," admit- which Moltke marched to YietnrY• eiiren40n-Plaenbda'Y'S....e.,':hee.....fi..ii--.::".'" ":.-...,i'-''"...r.-. '.1.$ca!;•10.1.1-08.,,Cl'fic00----Amtepdhslr-'1.7;:de't7°.''et-thleaep'elirriegoo,-swetal•Irosp!.-i'eve'anit'e''' ' en
man. , ' , • -. - . : . • " e field, but,. he created the armies with • 'Sublime victories are ret won•in, over
' ',-,,,l'il'ilr,eotliai;,..6g.etniit:tem.y,' 4iiii:iaire, noticedi'',seIn though
,the '. siattes'. pWTaz:b.itSbilre-JtohhanteFoisli,p,oe„.. . _ ,. The:: worst .t. lug. ,-a OA, =431-7,-..-07,4-'..,pa.:rixixe, Tit - cars a -buffet, sinc,kirig,... .
• • •'h ,. 11 deed is its fruitfuieese. . ' .. ,, car, and bagg;ge-•ear...,..• There is 'al-
aTee.e., 7,-eer now eiever have the 0 -lance to .show . Chnioethie_iiine hiystitilli:Eta,..'7,a:..sN'I.:,er..„.7'o.f.:7,7:: ..:si,e.:.a-,. tv....ell,tshtoe,knegdi.nleibr.aArlY1,:thaeedinef..,:,.',..
,that Iehave been:frequently' *I vai
.h‘d,is°,ffi:°.`.4sde,hef•hr,:i'kyes_1•1:y:0701,;;;S:t.::±d.r. i,,.',tti,...1.,:i....:"....:,,,' .....,a,, ,..:.' -...—,.:7---7-1- -,::•:.:hoaiat::::.,h, 7,ve-,h,-,m..,ri, i:liehogohn':-.w,sht,.i.h•,,a.,,ouvleeefit-egd„,,h0-..t,n,e,:olumnr7.._Y4enapar-:to::,. '11'tEL:t9m- onlyway to U.Se‘e's-t'a g re -a t op- t i . . ..- , - , ; v . . .
mighty ma' P The life -has left ,any truth When ...derbilts :travel: ;this .., :Tiay/ -8,17id- 'en
-o5r1.1tiienit; is to serVe. it'. .... .1. -..- . , 71°'a '-euir-uelrinei.ziloe'-nui..-:Le'elTee.hp-e-hadn'i7c•:-6-cf.ot-eirin.;•c.i.toens•":.•-:
paying attentions. to -in fact, sir, . it. needs .laws to defend ,it. , ' ' ' ' 'does Mr.•Peorge Gould. -
.frankly, I___4 : have . .. been moehtm.‘battleS in the. future. Sooner or late
The rule ofegold makes thegold7 ' , ' •, • - ' . • . . .......
loee.,..to,oee, ofeyoue :4a4hters.2! _... er our destiny will hedeeided by the
en: nile....Seem.,sadly_riiireale:.e. ' •' ...e.•,••.,.... . . . . ritg.,•
, - eir ierienene ea. e Ie. you, ..weee,-.17,... ,t7iiltletsh.aolfi '-'cithuerint:fotrhmo iniagstahetaiiefe doe!, _ eessetvxst. Tiers-___Ja-m-ehnp_e: .. ,..., • 0:,,,iRD,e- siii.4.4tii,,,..
hke to— ..,. . -cade.... ... ,.- "e Phappiness irritates him'. ''''' ' • , ' • :. ' ...•' ' ••---- - • . ' . e - : .
• 1 The ',Old .. gentleman •hesitated, „.... .. ,' " - ' ' • ' ' ' • - Living a double..life is killifigeaaV-P!'efe6Sfenet-T,G, 0.111)1ers'-`7nn '' Ueenn ""'"
. . .
Tuaeri1;211,e. y.oung' rian; 7 e,ag,e. r,, 1,y, w, .eii,. t Practically, le-xnaYaFtrah,ea.:i.:Urtea'.!eaagj'e,Uhr: :Ss
.pr,013.a,.yelcis_iiro.,;_;.0,;tilhoiliot_''S ___it_iwi.iptiaiatfr,e:eta:., et,1,57,• . I: ,b_th_e_th. syrustirg'vek_te.A...ditrniiseTagr...t,..hopiepeoorr, tnny_ . .4.4 ; • • " ' . .. .:,.,.... ... "
1 61-.- -ef._ vital spirits are
reter 1naY POW. people.:'Ptalva;:easnc;:iilea -Of the •
„ . . . ,
.1mTlfh•:foulirfreieziluthm,.., it101;1. eatahrea . .
a. Onel'-' interrUPte.d'
, „ . , . often involve'. riainfur.circueastanc- •
Ire ie .never worth ...thiWiuit ..oh.teh,• ,
inisOu_vootet4Of4t,s..oui.b.bliuz,g-for high list;k:.::;11.,_,...,,i,:_,,
the -craClieTransathentee liners.
-the' ity did -not -come until -he was, over
iahT•OitiI:”.. oWyhoen:"itnligillink.s.t-umrtcktt hi. bafeilinehsieulfe.e• e. Hendrede, -and .. even .• , thousands, ,
girls; and .1''shoeld hate' to lose ed -
old gentleman `-'1110th are Splendid 1,6vi?a.a ii:f.,l'ehr.een,..a,ctdornhei.r.ua, tdh7eyhiwghheensttphrei,z1.7e
alWaerii misses ' :the great ..opPertu- ot dollarS''aie not infrequently lost... .
ther ,;. but -whieh -one i jo„ . of , a ., sailoi..?4,., ambition • in time of b3 single indieidualS,Ouririg a five
. ,
fiiTthe.,,,,heit way to 'Cure ' 'the.fear ,Of hrelle.sridx;.deaf.Yetshie-eariecgicle'entitli.4.ount°stidhethie...... .:.
•-',. ,,,Den't' , you.. know 2" asked the peace -the' POPit1on ,of ,i,„ -
young man,.' • eg4a7,,! ', . maieeS,td.loSe the:love Of mammon,. 'smokeetione oe the particular ,,,ey_
-. "Certainly not • I've seen you .. There is only one "cray"te the er.e. in eleesteee ..
,With. both."' ' '. . ' ' , '. , ' .• hearts of men; it is the wily, of your .As' a general rule,. that is, to,,eaye
:-----The young. Man sighed and reaCh- owHriehweahrot.i'pancin.;..hin...in...min.no..od •Xew , and: airai4, as happened.' on
"1
ed for his hit.' ,.. '' '. . •-:,•••• .the • Mauretania. --recent • ,
to. have...a..-..eilin--..notJoHnOntractLhis-./...toni-a-'4r'e4_...vidtim
---"---!"9L-- thonght:yon_.40g.liti!4*-:•:Said.:_.
was soinetiiiibilir dbitlittlikeelf,"`Seee 'I'leia'rrt4Lel.nti°n••th:'-g°.;: .0' li.e1V-.041-;*ii) .1coiyrialirl•b!eta,,vnet.n"-eNlivriell',.1.9'icieirOeik'e'Lk,s?ii;:'7::n61)dtalittl!'ee-:::-
_' . ....• 0.„on • ,. , • , / _., - , • h......:4.ig 'il - . '
.".,VV.p: !?glep. very ' attentive, 'and -X-
ing they"re twins ,but 'I got aleng 311-4.- nl-P--Ynn-i-i-an.,-.-n-.1-1,,-1-f -Yen-'n--.g. l',.. .----Inpons. ' --Bid-sue ee. es are
e411..right.p.ptil .I proposed. And now lit,s, a, difficuit. thing . to; .1,ift. up the entirely exCeiptional,.'
'.-2•;110iSi--Iiiii:tigril:alfel Sir,. 4 - yoU''don't. rnan,,,who. is down,*hiie yen,te try_ • „There are ' ,several reasons for
:tiktigonilitoi7itt,:;i7ian,.hdicht;V'eorief. ':,t: taobbeeepait.ielda, 11,7.L.,,e,v,,,e,,t„i:,
he has'heett ..`pliieked," 'and, by a
•
int .;0 ..,elie..a .sroie..frotne the. man this. .No onecares to. admit. thee. •
whmoaupyutaleiiiainauthwerheo., Profeseional ",sharper. " ' Then too '
fit'i'dee.'himaelf
on .being a, ;law .. abiding,. tier...;-_, these latter gentry" are. so suave, ,
be surprised to see. ,hims'eutuf faultlesSly. • dreSSed,, , go.. iree. .
, - ',THE' MISTLETOE. would preachable in their., generar.beltav-: .
ier, that .it requires - 4 good ,deal of - -
nerve to openly 'accuse one of thern..
ofebeing neither -More -nor less than
't • Cofernoir, WitidTer. • - e - '
• Besides; . if, he' is driveninto A -
cornet,. yoUr '.-typical ,,OPean, card- '
sharper -is e an itgly customer tO,
tackle -As -a- rule-, he is -one -of a -
gang' Of . three, or more; EO thet he
dote.- riot 'leek'. for- bac-kers when it
ceinei to e roe": There are .case S .'
On ,tOOOrd of OlOn haNing been 'tee
:anliolod for life,. because they have
FIRST SEA LORD. _
But even:that honer he would Miry
take en terms. .•11e. carried in his
brain a 'frill scheirie of reorianiZa-
;tion. . He, believed the training and
tabe-ineril=
ously out --of date: He -had Watched
the 'change • feoin wOoden, Walls to
irn citadels paoiced-witletremend
ous and exquisite machinery. Yet
there.. had been noe,funclaenental
change ince -Nelson's time in Our.
method Of training" officeri for'Iheir
profession.,.: There had- been a, re-
e,olutien in our political„ relations:,
and' it was -clear that the struggle, Of
life and ..deaell in the- future w�-ald
be fought the North Sea and no
other where. Yet our fleets were
till -organized as,though, the, Medi,.
terranean *mild be, as in the eigh-
teenth centeey, the chief.- scene of
crisis. , Our ships were stationed
• anywhere' Out where we
wouldprob-
ably have to 'fight-. Sir John Fisher
Clearly stated his intentions. They
Were approved, He Came: into the-
Admire:it* 'to carry them mit. That
is. what he has done. His activitiee
haVeheen revolutionary though.con-
structive. . He "Ito. been ,derimitieed
for the sheer daring and resolution
of
the changes' be btiedileeir
But be was, commissioned. frem the
entset to ffeet them.: That is what
,he Was theft -few: To the foreign
mind, as hag been 'sed,, he hat ap
peered like nothing SO triudh AS an.
•The mistletoe,' Which the dridd's
are said to have from oak -trees
with bill-hooksef fpr the plaid
w aemersiterodeobjeetein-tImir-religi-
oes ceremonies, is seldom. found on
oaks nt the present day, although
it aboands many trees, to which
it e presence is always eventually
fatal, ' Such, :at least, is the state,
of iffaies in Frame, in the regions,
such AS •TotikAinel that were once
the special henne of the druids.
Nearly 200 tonw of ritistletde. are an-
Mially .exported.. from. France, to
England; princitialler, 'fore -gee at
weddings4..-
Itef erring t� MO cynicism
concerning loyee eteellrknown au-
thor tells this story t reineinber
&ice,•he said, 'hearing a - brick
inthe light of the law r of love:
DREAM OF rA DOG. - -
"And" who, pray; • is Gladys V'
was the. question that awoke -Mr.
,Meeks •one Morning; and enabled
hint to. confront his better half, sit-,
ting iip in bed, with an interroga-
tion point in one eye and a note et
exclamation ift 'the ether.
"Gladys! Gladys! Gladys who?",
"Just what I want td. knew sir.
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You've been, repeating, that name.,.f00, forcibly, resehted beinf,,, robbed
t
all through the 'eight. . , • - by these ,geritlemattly -ruffians: .
....._:e....eCtlie_ah,L.-eYese.„..yesee.f..,..eeeteee---cee- ellsteridleSs 2. to , say..;L.AlittL'ordin.4rY,•._-
TtS Jones's new &Alio dog, She's . playdr stAnds ne earthly Chance
a. -Perfect heti:air. . 3iist •the sort,4 'winning, when pitted Against enOSe
dos you. eiight to own." ' profesuong.1 gamblers, many (-4 '
r• "Certainly .yOu appear very fond whorn have afttenei ',-.) such dexter -
of ,her. You -aeked this collie dog ity in. inanipUbitang .....,...,tb a.perfeet- ,
layer and ii, pluiribee„discuss 4.01.*:'
. tie put, her arnis iburid your neck 1•,f ne*pack ,)f cards, as 'would:put '
"1-1ifild",:kild-thbletiekletrere'-!thatincarnatndelorPedne"-W t1 g -ler ite,"',-ancle'leillh eon.' -111%n you-• fold -Flit -shame' fifelt eegurar `expel -fedi e
..if :you. are to'fib,ly in love, the way war 'head to be fixed on it. ' ; , ,.,
: . Series's' dog that yeti lovect'her Ixith of, t'ee art of. leg,erdernnin, .
; to A,!-eure, yourself is :,terun away! ' ''And what has be tlouo T 'Ai OS, an ypOt heart and,, that whe
Tn you
'
he plunmer snook' his head and borne he ie traunthepg ufaPers of eame to die,, 4.01.1enly lay .
„„
sn. ered. 'That will cure yoe,' he the future to handle the. grim ma -your head on Jones's dog's lot et :Ile I" strive ea r flee pe
. ,
said 'provided You run aweevi with chines which have superseded fete ',ell eofild breathe your he temee * te4 eley teet• g."‘tr.'3 1711.:1
may ha:v.6 been tof Wine," as ,the the Over the old vision of masts and vile:"
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