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FRIDAY, JULY 18, ;890.• "•'
Tike Sank of Faith.
I have a never.falling husk.
A more bleu goldeu store,
No eartdtly ba. k is half so rich,
How then cab L be poor?
When all my stook is speut aad'goue
And 1 without a grote,
• 'I'm glad to neaten to my bank,
And beg a little note.
%oenetimes, my backer smiling says,
Why dont you oftner come,
And when you draw a little note,
Why not a larger soot?
Why live so niggardly and poor?
Your bank contains a plenty,
Why come purl takea one pound note,
When you might have a twenty.
Yea., twenty th ,usaud ten times told
FIs bat atria* sum,
-TtoWlutt the father has laid up
•tiebure in (lariat, Sia Sun.
1Blind unbelief will lead the child
To say what is not -erne,
ai tell the soul who feels self lost,
These notes belong tb you.
The bank is f all of precious notes,
All signed and sealed and free,
Though many doubting souls will say,
There is not one for me.
-'I've been a thousand times before,
• Ana never was uegleoted ; ,
;Sometimes my banker"gives me mlire
Than asked for or expected:
'Sometimes, with blushes in m'yfiace,
Just at the door I stand,
•I"know if Moses keeps me. back.
I surely must be damned.
.Sometimes I felt a lit
I've managed things
taut ah ! before the da
•I've felt as poor as e
le proud,
o clever,
yea golio
er.
-Gine, then, my bauke 'is so'iach,
- 'I have no cause to h eros,,
I live upon my cash to- ay,
Aud draw again tomorrow.
And if you have but one small note,
Fear not to bring it in';
''Come boldly to the bank of grace,
The Bander is within:.
The •leper had a little note,
Lord if thou wilt thou can ;
,The Banker cashed thianlittle note,
And healed this sickly man.
'We read of one young man, iudeLtd,
Whose richea did abound,
:But in the banker's book of grade
This man was never found.
ti .,der the circuuaetanCes, of•Moptttae
zOtild. aor urge-mt reggeat. rentlie
uietfif Digby, and there was no obKnoe
fol• mo to rt to Raybury until tI a 11
o'clock stage •next day, unless I footed
it..and that alaoald not fur a itionient
'stave hesitated to do. baa. it hot• been
for the fact that'the toad to Eaybui'y
was the vilest in the '.country. '1
always felt lilr,ir'swearing- when 1 rode
over it, and ddiibtless I shciu!d have'
yielded entirety to the ''sin of pro.;.
fanity if 1 'lino attetupted to walk
it.
Go to my house atiil 'stay to -night,
,nr- Marsh, said the Iiitiaord.. 1 chic
give you sothe veuisbn pie and a pot
of beer for your supper, and a nice
slralcedoivn before the kitchen fire..
Pray, sir, said a sweet voice at
Grigg's elbow, is there nb way to go
oh,to Raybury ?
Not to -night, niy dear, st>;id Griggs,
Softening,,ns the light of his lantern
shone over the pretty face 4f a young"
girt whoth I had ebarcely seen before,,
she haviha been an 'inside !passenger.
I think you will have to put up with
such accommodation as tiny 1holfie
offers. I shouldn't wondtlr if Sally
—that's mydaughter, mish—will 'let
Vint have half, of her bed, eeeiug as'
you've been iritfortunate. , r °
I must go air, she said, earnestly. I
have been sorlte months from home,
and have begin iummoned thither-'°lby.
the ilineet elf 'fly father, indeed, sit,
1 caniiot:tle ay here, for the dispatch
said my father was dying.
There were tears in her voice, bat
it was too dark theses whether they"
dimmed her eyes. .
It's too bad ! said. Griggs';,'but 11
couldn't let Digby goon' any adc.ount ;
because, you see, if Mrs. Grig s should!
be took, she'd die afore we could gets
ImDr. Luston here on foots You see,
when she has these 'spells„ 'she's awful`'!]!
'Hello ! Who's coming uow l ;
'A close carriage drawn by two dark
hor'Etie had come up and halted lly the
side of the'overti reed coach. It was
just light enough to show the that
there were t''to men, in the 'carriage,
and that they wore cgps with the
visors well down .and wr muted well
about the throat ; but it jvai; a chilly,
raw evening, and one needed to be
itiufiaed, .
What's the difficulty atilled one of'
tlie men in h hoarse voice.
Stage upset, said, the landlord;
axletree broke, and everything gone to;
thunder. (
Well, you'll get your house filled
to -night, if you're the' landlord of thea
place back,,gonder, said.>the stranger.
Any gentleman here that would like to
go on to R iybury ? We would take `one
!hundred dollars was just the amount I arae tate morality of the proceeding,
had about me, and it seemed, Very I gave the than the contents of the
possible that dices fellows had got
,information to that effect, wand: that I
Wa4 to be.robbed-perh ps murdered.
tIf I had been alone 1 should have felt
'no fear, for 1 was uw•
itreally what is
called a dare -devil. sort of a lellow,and
I h.td cuniidence in. i,y eourage and
'strengtlt, Is welt. asut a pair of 'trusty
revolvers ,1 carried iii lily breast •
'pocket. , .
Bet Miss i1 'tell 4 What would be_ and was gratified to find tliltt her
Bet, lr
coin.) of Irer'? If they eohllnered tine fat her was out of all danger acid in a
ocher barrel of my revolver. ,
It settled his business, dor him,ao
effectually that he .cltuledius no more
trouble ; and that
botch the ins t were;dettd, I lifted lilies
Axtell lute ',the ctiilriage and drove as;
fast as 1 could to 'the „u.ei:t .villrtgP,
where,1 roused tiie proper authorities
and placed them tin poss'Qb ion of the
facts. Then'I molt Miss'A >4' Ii home'
3ut see the wretched, dying thief,
Iis.ng by the Banker's, side,
Ile cried, "Dear, Lord, remember ins,”
, He got his cash and diet!.
'Though all the banks of Britain bre'a'k,.
The Bank of England smash,
Bring in your notes to Pious Bank,
-And surely get your cash.
D. G.
FA NIGHT ADVEN'IUR8.
.During ttlh j't3ar 1569. I was eifettloy-
`• bd'by the Bank of Rayburn to ex- down. . • ,
she would be tvjtelly in their pow. -r,
and if they were what 1 took !hens to
lee—then God help her 1
We had travelled about half the
distance through the woods when the
horses were stopped. abruptly, and one
f the en t•oe up in hie seat and boat provtd%ntial.
tali way of a speedy convalescendo.
The two robberh were recognize/1.11.s'
bill otlenders; .'ley edclr had been ittI
o}ie tiute iii feeEs,tate,t,prison, and were!
,•.,
well•Icnowtl 'tis, cie�erate characters.
Oonsi(leriagererytitiug toy escapa°was
0 1N. ell
faced us Perham the reia nr will be interest -
Miss Akfbll grasped my arm, and, tI
l,pAty that Ytit#o was terrified by, the
'hawk way'hi Which her breath era*,
but she laid not, cry,, out, as huost tIf
women would have dobe.
There is no need of Mincing matters
said the man.with adinirable coolness,
and I will come to'tthe point at once
You have $5,888 ?t„your possession,
anu, icy friend here and thyself are in
nee3'of•ib We pla'e,ned the accident
,to the stage by stewing, the axle half iu
two, and, .ve happened along express,
ly to take you down to Raybury. The
lady we did not reckon upon, but
could not well be fifigal'lant enough to
'Afuse so much beauty in distress.
ad now the question is will you or
'l i 1'you;not give us t,his•money.
Zost,decidedly I will not! was the
t'' 1
r'chatrge Money between it ked the I stepbed-quickly forward, ail .'said
Bank of Mutual Redeiit.}ition `with
which they did business •iii the city.
tar was not a very interesting employ-
ment and. gave me but it small salary,
but just thea times w r�e dull and work;
'scarce, so l was glad t'iit get. anything,
','to do, especially as I.. bad an aged.
mother depending uplin me,, for sap
poOne dark, drizzly 'Novembete 'night
—nearly. all November, nights are
dark --tile stage front Raybury broke.
• down`f►opeieisslly, fitjeen itiile§'from its:
destination. Of. curse, gig, accident!
11 r:
.)•happened in just the worst part, of
'be road, where it was next •to im-
g}wiuible to get a csrrttty,e of any 'clad,
sine where the only place of entertain-
r;inent. was a rude log honed, dignified,
tby the cisme of the Jetfersoi, inn.
Mr. 4Jrigg•s, the 1L t.Uoid of idle
ztavern, was `soon cit the spot,i>~ id git`ve
cat as his opinion that the 'passengers'
.•lead better to into his !tonsil for the
Might, ba't, as sellae half, dozi'th of
%'thein were d tterwh'ied to 0 0n, there
!inns no altt,rttative blit to et out ,an
old express wagon, Which \,its *risked
•a away in is 'remote. .shed, and dtapatch
*Alvin on their way. 'rho 'Stage Horses
'iysire.znade,i'vailatet,. and the Osten•ggers piled W *Asel 'sit !mate and long
tbefo4'a I could get Ay value it of
itahe rt,ins of this state and reals 'ttbe
"wagon, it 1.1 ruins l'ed oft, and tett t',ui,
`'with half w iloz.it ittore;b, hiled.
.It was'absolutet necessary that t
should be in Itaylii ry that night; `else
.'1 lhould<'cstuse !keriouet it►conVertienne
tit tuts hank•tiie next wetting.And
And
i� I had l,ryten 445 afii*tr '' uotigrlitn ated
lion by t li:'oitltudtr ill. my I4.ttsltl'egt9; 1
.felt n ear,, ,httii to ha behind hand clow.
tl
4 ttat t it°
bt ad
sr5c+lse�+�:�lr, Griggs ,' 5
rlitsjrttd 1f 'lt ' e 'not possible for,,. bids
tri let Trio lt,ivi; iorso'•for Maybury,
uuld in 19itnibertt[l `tliid return
*he Abbott" in gond. eontlitiiin .text davt
, But lie only shook, ;his .head, 'lits
luta only one horse his stable, he
tkaidt acini Aire. Gcik� �,t was *abject to
ittreadittl spells o% elVe s.,.i . and Might
d
C ahonld!be greatly indebted if , they
would gibe ins a seas. And then I
lutrodui:ed myself—henry Marsh.
And li`ere's a young; woman as is
going, too, said the landlord ; her .pa's
sick, auntie must tett there, and I
wunldu't'think of l►av!iSng Digby 'out.
ou account of Mrs.'itrings' uncertu;in
health.
Miss-Alias—what's your name,tlty
dearl
Axtell, 'said the gi.r,tl,', Madeline 'Ax-
tell, My, father is 1I ward Axtell of
the Raybury bank.
The president of the bank for which
I worked. I knew Judge Axtell , very
1
waso tell Miss Made-
andable t
well,
v,
line that his illness was not couetder-
ed daugerous. But still she iuetstedi
upon ge,ing.ou, and at last after.' con
siderahle conversation betrreen the,
two strangers, inaudible to as`, they,
consented to take us both.
1 assisted, Miss Aixtell juto the car-
riage and took with her the `back
seat, our Companions occupying the'
front. ,
Only ong lump of the carriage was
burning, atld that gavij, a very dim
light, and tits farther we went the
deetet seeded to•grow the darkness.
It tea a lone} 'road at an time td,
Rayl/itry, bit ow .it was y articular''y :
gloonhy, and 1 wa`s'contideitt that Mies:
Axtell showed tor, 'some degree the;
vagile,'fdrbodings winch I could nti't i
prevent thyself from 'e tperiencin4,
for slit; Brow closer to me; and once
she aefed me }tow lours it , would lie
cl ed Iii nvilln—th neck
before we readied . o a t
viiIiaget
We citing at last to 1Te`tblock resac�t
-�a lo,',ittrett:lt• of timber which tete '
seated the ctilttitky' .at tht point, Anil
p w a There
was envie t'talt?e Intl .s t`
rn
Was not a 'belise'for they tvbole Ore
miles, and bo i sides *ere wooded
altna'st to the eel rut.
Ak the hore'cl Itin ,e`ed into the bspit:
re Then we must ''use. force saidrthei
mar, and' warn von now that Iiwill
murder yobefore 1 will allow yo'ti to
escape with the money ! give,it up
'ed to know thitt'during that uncom-
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f„rtable;night I -fell desperately in love;
with Miss Axtell, and so successfully
did. we both plead With her father that
'rid) old nabob as he was he consented
to marriage ; and pow I am cash -
tier of the Rebury' bark, and i1adeline
is thy wife. God bless her 1—:t'ew
Torr% ti ee/dy.
Times nod Changod.
A;t'Sumpter, S. C., : there ;was large
crowd of colored people at the depot as
the' irtiin pulled iu. An old bt'td-head.
ed 1Jttcle Jerry had his head eii't'&f the
coach set apart for colored passengers,
and •a man on the platform reoogtiiciecl
him and called out:
Hullo, Mr. Sti, vers ? 'is dat yo' 1'.
The old man1d4ed straigbYat trim,
but iiiade,�ti espouse. .'
11e1Io l' Mr Sti'vers!
Ne 'response.
Safi, Risser Sti ers, has yo' losted
yo' hearing ? pevs8'tied the man, as he
peaceably, and,h pledge y.ou my honor . drew 'nearer.
that both yourself and the lady shall Roy, was yo' thlktn' to me? sternly
be left at the i►ekt village safe end
unmolested., _ ,
1 will'iiever ”'jive .a cent of the
Money, said I, feeling my indignation
riga at the scoftndrel's coolness; not a
cent -of it unless it is taken from my
,dead body!
As he spoke the man pulled elf his
coat and seized mc';by the slh'erulder.
Quick* thciight°I leaped odt,of the
carriage, dragging hire with'ine, and
then begenttie struggle.
Don't use 'the pistols! {titled ,tleie vil-
lian who'Waktakina•care of the horses;
they would'he heard too far; .knife
l
him if you have got to dtbp his,wind !
My antatonist was a powerfully
built fel low , •and exceed'ingly strong,
cut I was l the andathletic and we
Were very ne rty matched,. Over and
over we rolled in the mud, sometimes
One -gaining .lin advantage', sometimes
the other,14iit. neither giving up the
struggle.„ 'Once 'I had him• by the
throat and life gurgling Cry:for help
brought the other man to the Elliot.
d'wo agains�t •one was Allier fearful
odds, ,but I'fre1t no disposition )to yield.
They eat hie and crushed me with
their wetalit, but they„ ti never once
succeeded in iprinioniug my hands, and;
I flatter thayself that 1 gave them some
blows that tb'ey felt sedsility, to say
the least.
But odd' n time I felt my strength
giving wiry, and that I could not!
hold out teinyth, longer! How Miss;
Axtell ,,,"��t�tt'PsIt 1 do Iiot know, but
Jest as t, tsed larger.man .oX the two had
planted his knee on my breast and
was raising ,a knife to strike it to my
{ itin light s led b
heart! saw ,yethe dt t; •� y
the carriage lani'p,that the young lady
had got down 'frpn, the vehicle and
Wits hurryiege'to`ir 'd us.
I tried to snout to her tgg escape
'motile she head 'a chance, biltt if she
Beard sh`e,dtd not heed. She came
straight on; anal the next moment 1
n t •,, e a=.,
heard a cry of •/ age and, ,parts, and the
man on tiny beast tumbleilioff violent
ly and Iaykialsing upp?in tlih.kround.
She,h 'd Made a slip Noon's with her
scarf and "tad Ming it over , his head
while lie was too much 'engaged to
notice lien ,presence, Ai `sd now the
e
brave girl will tugkiug away at the
scarf with it'll nee, might, aid the than
(' •,,1 Ill' T .t 11 ••1
was ctic%ing `eine! etvtill'1'ing et a tremetr
dour rate` ,1, �,,
Suddenly l►e ,iwilched,. the sca�rf
froth bet,' hjtnda, tad thtii%r, with n wild
oath, he eprta'tie upon h.33br and both
we t down to the grountt'.,
reakirit loose elronl the •other ni'q''�,
v' .
n':
he wee , etwee. e'and him,an
lift teloot at iv>§ ltoti ', and lira ni�q a it
irttl of lite life in'eie to let DV>i
tint ,iI 't4 itttrble n'r . fear 4s
tri ,i ori hit `i sd, '1gIvI (la iii `ciA
tvi,- ,,, "
dettiauded the ofl man.
'&artin. Wliat's de matted,
Boy, does yo' want anythineenf meZ
Why, how yo' talk! Becht) tio' has
got de hoodoo.
15oes yo' evidently reckon yo'knows
me?
Of co'se I know's 'yo''. Yo'•is ole
man Stivers .
When d'i'd yo' .know me?
Last fall. Why. 1 .dun wonted wid
yo' fur three months'.
An' when you `dnn,Y ,workticl wid me
•what was I' a•do'fn 4 •
Drivin':. Lb1�i'mewls fur Iiurlilel John
e01,i. '
Ezaktl-y; `salt. .]slit 1 want,yo' to.
ttnderstan' dat dat is -a bea`0 o' differ.'
ence atWixt drivin' dem mews fur'
i urnel d'ohnson an' ridin' on de kiver-
ed kyars,.along wid whit folks. I
ipight a-knowed yoti last fall, sah, but
i yo' now desialt to ' ieriiteate any
$ ,.
'elenbisted cenversaeh `tin WO me'yo
ik;us''gt some siponsible getn`len to in- !
troduce you l
nese of tli (p1 ere and panted anal
strutga ed th tti;lt tics! laud under foot T
w'it's confide that ilia two .nen stpalre
` `#:r /101 WOOS ]blots..
w•i1.o preppy br}tht boy --be is a
mip�letQr'e sots, by rills way whit!, ex-
plotlte,tt-•-and hu ,got away wits
desiguiug shophepor tbo.otlter day'in
a way that did credit to his peri+ata$ !,
Thin, dollar !lite been practising minis
litte slight of hand tricker nod whole
the boy strolled in he selected pith far
a Object,
(, ,a • ,
Y,oQ see this pebble ? said he, s lie
.lolled?it on the .;palm of . '!tis ,,,ttitind;.
Now y9u don't, but you'll find a Heckel•
on flie brit. of y. ur !ilii. a .
, Jdte reached over and trioti the nicjcer;
Just watch, this teow„ : fie, continued,.
The' boy .,,lif so. lite pebble •waa
trsnsforthed to a nickel,
,«'as,tlegt my peb'tile'? ingnire� tl;e
youth., cauriouslyrl,,.
Certainly, wee,the nn.t tyer.
Not content with pee .exhibition ,e1
his smartness, lie rolled the pebble in
his hand find it disappeared. The
l�qy pickedbe nickel offhis hat. !tint;
self, and faked otit of the shop ,with
the remriric LT, 7f that w4. my rubble;
then this meat be my • ,nickel. The
proprietor ions too tnuch.estonisbed'4
has logic to object and the minister
is,worldly enough t enjoy his son's
tierformance and stqwriting his ser•
nlon and laugh in !.tis :sleeve a>< the
cuteness of the'chiill VAT the old btoclt;'
—SI. Paul 'Frees.
Figs and T sues,
hitt was `qb g Miss Mid,
ctell's ha'
S pin
called out to bre:
Miss Aitke , top your Tread and do'
0
move nt 1 tellu.
of r �
she obs ecl'r and ysitilitltatieouel I
e, of ray '`tl t the d
�d
44 Chihli:ea'r Doiiygi. .
„ little girl who bad nd'tt ti'efn in
school. long enough to knov' fill the ins ,
and ants of educat tin was late one
morning during her -first terfn, Bring
a written excuse fr'dln ydlar mother
this lifternoon, said the `.tha`eher, 'and
Hattie retired to hies di lkt Where she
began laboriously writingl4,
Presently shee , accom'p?,,Ished, , the
following note, and laid it triumphant
ly
ly ,v'n the teacher'' desk :
¢, tt for
e e- sense Hattie e
egscuse
'But this, isn't from 't'ou`r tin
jeoted the recipient. t
No'm, said Hattie, innocent!'
Every titan is ruled by wiiAA he
loves. • e.
The gate's of heaven are always
op n.,
man generalltewalks the, 1way he
loo cs..
•Loveemessages are always written
rP, '
No "irk 4sriglrt , in his religion who
eing Tar.
ob.
, But
i[
thought if I ,wroth, it it my.elf; I
shouldu' have td 'spl in it to h • that
I was hila.
A cerin little boy, accordi
the Chicigo Herald,liad greatly a • nu-
ed his mother bj� renning awy to the
house df a neigltlor id staying here
until some one ivassent for 1 jig.
Tired tit huntiti4 for him, lits mot ler
at length called ,on the mother of he
children whoiu he thus ebught, nd
in d Alis 1
is not t;l, `1,1iti giving,.
The wenicest•inan islthe one who is
a slaverto'his own desires, t•
Everl!,!(tlhristian with a long fack ie
lotting his light shine through ernoky
'glass. •
The man who is,willing to do wrong
'them. order to gam riches can never enjoy
them.
You don 't,hiiv'c� to be distgreeablit
to be good, oy,ldok like a corpse at,
pickle, to be ii,4hteou,s.
The foundation merles of n church
it a of a goodf teal niore c.0....
nsequence
't an the ste0ple. ;Man,' '."..-rod has no ps`e for ,.the man, wlio
*mines! Himself snnetified simply he•
cause be feels bad.''t •
A phgtograph can now be taken
•rquicker than a mule can kick, �iut it
still t�tkes just as long to,l'iatch. ati,o g
as it dict when thfi mountains Were
l,iew.
came to an understanding with her;,
Wl,en I auk. • willing ,that deer
sho ld c,'ll ou,your ebildi-en slip said;
I wiltI write a�note to thitt effect and
pin it on liis arm. In dile noteI wi 1
stat what tiffte I want him sea!coin
and ' on can set accord! ' gly.. t,
,
r d agree, his
la"
t r d t
1 other s a e ,
T�e �
(( i child
and:o,day er,iwo after�rsrd tl e. phi! appoi red at her house +itb a .tote pt,
ne on his sl 'eve, Stili did of lock
att immediately, bul allow ; Itim; to
plat with h`or clilk ren until She
tilni'inht `t might be dale , tn. "'lend him
lfntne, hen she o i ed the note nd
�ound it contained. t i of but seri b
in�+e.
0
,' Greetitd".
The racist bo:.nmon t'orms of greeting.
are :
In English speaking countries: liotD•
are you
In France': How do you carry yoiii-
self
,8, one lD my �Is O e t ie expose , t i, 'r_ - ' 1
r • st of the Man, and, before 1 could , �Why4 George, said she, what ti0es
it'dget er in etiiidued ±Xrhispere ,, lied Ora to hie, com' anion t felt his Sold his mestn 1
' t ati'cb of Steel a on m � forehead. It .•. Well, antiwar t•eorg¢. mv: inseams
that diSttn try oautgi l t>u. wbrd . 1,110 y i ,w
a,• ' tits* to ['udol er�h t�eetientr of , Ira isle wit I wanted to o me
�-•.�.tht� ktr�t � wad �ft�'M6ve lion-� � sort i acro rvrali' ti if � viouid talk! i�wy
DOW �t�
Iii Germany : How goes• it 1
In It 1y : How,ilgqea sberstand 1
In Svlitzerland Greet, you ? „
In Tolland ': ld.a`ve you had s good
dinne•.1 ' ,
In Poland'; „,rt thou gay ? r • ,
Iii China': Is your stomach to
order l w,
In Persia : D'iay thy shadow never
be' less t . ,
In Burmah;:; Give rue a mall ?
In Japan u t
H r not e 0
-Wittig the 11!lohat iwedans : Peace
be with you 1 , :
• Atrnoid•
the Arabs : nit?
"� rant thee
his favor and send thy fancily health!
Never Casae flack.
(,�e 1,
`1lte (x'Prmai'is are given t'q ,staking
lifeekather serltiusly; yen theiriokeg
have often a sotiibr cast.
Anything r'etnai ti le about t)y,is
nibitintain ? /rafted a tourist of a'dr v -
ell ,
o, a'i ewiered the chisel', t� ere is
n,4thtng peculiar al3oht t e hll itself
but ti „ e .o► e, .
!sere is a s"ub"s!' $tory connected
with tt,
Wllat is, that' .
. A youni; lady, All ' entlea/t4 went
out for a walk oti the Ally; they stscend-
ed higher and ltlgttor,pnd—neva% came'
back 'gain.
Deur rho. t 1lrl `e"ver bec'a'me of
then i ,
Tl3'ey ;mill d'o*h On til'e otAer side:
In >+irihlnd a „radiant `s bailding
aol
�' Il)OY .
ttl h •
t ofal�o
1 f �t`►
,g; y„ .intra, to
co9iimonate., the ,slrbr inereasing'
n tuber of toiirystg,
, good subtitl(ute for then cream it*
cot en is the Heiden tllte of an egr
w'kt:i a tea ,slibotrful.,c , sager, and two
tali. • spoonfuls of watel' soder.
Th'nga otic would 'tithher !lave ex-
presso • defllirently.--•••Photographer
pleas look a little pleasant. Miss.
lino* 8 h►'rde t i iia a`iltls Ifni. r
moms
We, eo • Nafs9 the it's im. Eel
•
* lel l h taw irti . �� 11fe vita if l Yt �l *AM Witl1'ili4 0
0
A fh0tXfloit {
Qts THE
11
0).0
This question of
!iasis of t true ha;
s0444'ty, The recii
afrnau�and� a''wo
cAcli utlter ftoul tl
of .Goel's iue'thaada
Tuw,ur i a. litx0p
Qngeuieut on r ght
'rtt'tl tlsl�N, '\Vuy ell
i,te the r,etft so lotto!
ill the wt,rds, f' wti
ti►adterra,while le
rea�oit'n(sss, .bey
Alford a. prompt w
v4ituatt's .freedom
vied ; here tt sees
American maidenl
lunch as she 'pie
!Vis a sortofireel
to• the house. 1.11
' o `;;seat a 'change
tough, of cou(se,l
to malltir, i?itut
womat}tgivutg,,-nt
gadding and the.1
and bsl9rishnesei,
nils cll{tn room., illi
fainet 'Single
t7±rried. lif
spons'ihilhy of ca
4itiereitt from co
liyineiteal altar w
tie surrender o
�refer,'nce. •
' Hol,nes
,parties sli i>;1d go
'The girl th;at CQt
°conviucedt befo
preba ly 'wait a
No girl in her set
drinking man,
Who talked in L
Charles could
right girl, tecat
cheap or cheap
Tasteful, not exi
woman attraetiv
to' blame for ext
eetiuter owyof was . r
.ne+,
attact, a
difference betwe
one of Queen
Every, woman k
adorable to her
cent calico as it
in some fashion
snore: tQ.,`'drP,ta ot:
titan to send tw
year,
Doi►'.•let tit
" keep hqusd� a{ve'
having 'l»eon;as 1
the Iieshwauhe
as in yonder
Which was acre
woman who 'lid
tib opportnnity
a11.1'iuuse affecti
In ng
!health, mselectiarry i
:on the sly.,M
'the happ'ie'st of
song, 1
• shakes "an ,
•
God's guidance
marriage a veri
the: Catholics
kite wedded enc
'cure and toil. -
Thrilling r•
What's to be
janitor Of th
terror. The. n
floor is about t
tell: thesespeop
'to collapse the
diem killed tie
I`ll attend ti
chairman in re
timing t'i'the
ed to say that
next feature it
tainment ri col
for the benefit
fund. .,.
'Before the t
.the selection t
the great !tall
a su'a preserN(
tiseusand lives
To prevent
to the tins,he
with common
diem with me
lightly dredge
Men*
**.First
tboie wat fur
stieet,just tto
1 uy--Ah cant
zee a push an
and I wux.tut
Waste not,
adage, and ins
by rutting
newly baked,
slices being is
loaves were
lustre oltl,n