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Wilk Hawkins. nP obietereedt
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* tuutlY peOPlo would We rettliemd
Id * the pas*Ing, ot horellirmipton
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the moat noted Atiktge a hlaqimf..1 hut
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eireellned 'tet 1111 let* PrItgltggi leht egeeteleetee none the Aporitief 4if Ireland. poverty without pain* Vet talcs painless
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flIst. g.reat . w41.4., 'w*t- ' mA*. -*-.*I.u•*•*' ba etteeteetql, le114 -for Ins past totu ;which tOpt me* nitaery tlity and nhild
,PetIL.0 AlurOer OliSee 0114 A ivco araid at -,ekrs.,44 iht,, 444 two, b:t7 orixxsivifor IlifttYleletht, *Mrs. ,EVer heti a real
'41* 04110'..1410 the 144,0414 4451'110 $117141dt. 1,f MOOS .$11,09/1:411e . fedialtierS' Of'..St.. '11 tsd'ielbill Vhes1 It 1, had ent eneUle 1
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‘tuweit teatlatton that "a new 4"ailic began 41 6 p.m. ot a Sunday,
tete& 4 mere remarkable tgoree &I),4 ,POwet norne plant the tiench.n 1 and from tho Altar
tau the Teteet netP1411r4 an t
Sod, etever 44;314 the Bat,* ilake*ellfee4eneentee Ot etlibbortle'ree and ifintelder and Int4 no thought but
wit% skar"anittfrttfullit'vm, heweV0*
eePeetalle that 1;4' :Mtirdeee Iteettieelter * hie teenOttet al ftle'' tritti that Sle 'We lto. Tilo elOIngs- ot other people and
*it the world' in getietal Inteeerited ine
Merelieliet In his 'plinishnient, ot Ohne. Alma to: Ise -nige4 bY PIllltta aeallal41°
knelIVIte-A "ltie tentging.1114.0r .04 Ygt.' Itenrit• WO thibheetellleitiligilig•Jeldgee' 110 teleftete My 100theette ertareesed we
nt heart he eves one let elm peat -ha, fili*„11*nanie stnek to him itinaUglitelet r. ittli:abo410414n1, 4flietald °04,:d1404111°e:,vas Vci
mane Of Peen, Alla eft Itne elentle a ntelit Ws: TOng eafect. ,, One, %of ble there
', genial •eompanione OW deteelellati Of atterlatio was litaisfehipakenneas, and ot diel thilltt* 0014 fOrget'it when 1
e terimtelitti Whe egellfieet 011ie ttY'itle 10Ve vibe» he went OW0;414 the newsPlenere eyelet SO hed, tee 11',UM a (100d sleeper,
ef antroals, and. widlottio vi-OUfd *Mg develled Mere SPilett to ills observations and I had no doubt I could steep, Oven
a man unmoved, he need goe,heaf the aetnetellen than to BM teltidetiee. While neW, and so be rid of It for a 'inlet but
!Terriely severe in his manner Nova Me Wand Jury Ork fereign. relations, ter. lead tettihatallea ter lee eeiener had 1
Oil only etilloWe lieW little I know about
eight et 4 dOg being eritelle, treefeil: sd_Prle Mlges otz etreett‘diseeer$ed t‘' the
t/ Wide me ehr11114
by far the greatest Wet lids talleh Ideee
in illedierit' UO10. Point- all Parts f
Connaught ,atiet tht frialt midlands, as
tar „en Dahlhaenell14 tinteei111 111145 laden.
AO* 004114 ,The Ttelentet, town a
iteparteeee, -to tue inetintelia is west,
Pelee' Ilereh on the Preccatutt $a„.tuir44,31
evening, it Was altrahit ,fraposeole I**
obtain sleeping acemumeilations.
.
IfNE101: ON 1,VO.I:e ,FRP4C. •
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occasion demanded, ha ems yel,' Hie send nips or the stout or t.E0.de, Sir Jitney atretelaed 7.11$01i oUt than the
IWO htit secretle admired 143.044os- the miserable condition of the nuarters
. , ACHE OOT BUSIER T'HAN MR.
of bunior, PeOple thegglet lihn heart. 'had frequently' se.Olething to say about
, Less; and when they were a, vebeildep. 'entalgued. to Ids Ittaleall's twig,. • ',While 1 was pp and around among
tng at hie Senterietel theY., Vier.: .lettliti' ..A hiATTER FOR ;01‘2ORAII,IIATION. folks tny mind was, ale -least in some
. ing at bis wIt. These Gehilloting.1111- ,., , slight measure, inyoluntarily distracted
presslone of the, reele end altidge Were tell one oceeston he,Centleattilated the from it, but when I laid me down in
traceable to Itts pessesIslOto•Ot a.' corn- tut:Ye 4 -'net +111Y. On *ere being Bo few the silence and solitude of ray chamber
Mention of quelitles nnt ,Usually assoce, pelseners, but also on the tact that the toothache aimply claimed me whitey
ated In one individual. • :elm are not holding,an inquest Oil our for its own,...and-now it let out another
A MAN OF VARIED link of pain and all I eoupld do was to
IhrlillE§18• :bclitriesilenry was Very impatient, With
t he there and, suffer.
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' Sir Henry HawkinneW133,1V OMR 01 •10,1)govintted Callus& etene oracular
a little sleep from
"Aad still on that, flr,st night I did get
started Interests. A genet itleeYer and ‘'Ixtig anel gown" had been cress -exam- 11 10 12, one hour,
an upright Judge, he eves also, in the fining a witnese tor an tutor and a halt. awaking then te find the pain still there,
while 1 could do nothing to stop it. Oc-
,.."' wordsetet a teMoUs Centemporary, 'et. 'anti was commencIng to put another
' seer oi men tnd things,tedieetingolehed question at ehe +Stroke of tour, when the cusionally, in my futile effort to obtain
member of he Jeckey ChM, a good teem!: eisually adjourned. "To -morrow relief somehow, I would sit up on the
sPertemall, and man of AIM eyelid." morning, mr--, at 10.30," quietly ob. edge of the bed and at 1 o'cloek 1 got
Above all be had whet too ttl_tulY indges served Sir Henry, "We will hear the re- up and sat up until 2 and read and then
lack, a remarkeble kneekeledge of hit- Maindee of that qUestIon, and the whole I lay down again, the tooth still aching
man nature. ' e a Matter ed fact his of the answer." And with that. he just the sante, and lying thus, sUffeteng,
reputation as hanging Titelge" ateuld dosed hes book aqd retirel, leavbag the hours went slowly by. In the pre-
vailing stillness of the night 1 beard
ea more die to suhatantiate Zan cOunsel to take tbe hint.
made bint PoPtdar eotar after hour the town clocks of our
the qualities " MoTroEs FOR THE PABSON.
Severe he um, -.My was, but et was neighborhood strike, while over the
because he melte. d criminate, anti, par- Sir Henry had no great respect for ocean of silence there earne faintly the
Ocularly murderers. as the enemies of parsons, who irritated him by their steady wailing of en infant in some ins -
society. "I wa_s never hard to a prison- ebsequiousness. Aseed by one ot the tent house. All the rest of the world.
et.? Ise'emice weote. "The least airmen- "cloth" whether he had any favorite was asleep, all but • me -my portiere
elance In mitigation Round ire rite a motto, the Judge replied that he had was to Ile there awake and suffer.
hearty reception, but cruelty in man or three. The first WHS "Never trer ; the "At 4 o'clock I got up and partly
Woman, an unflinching Itidge," A guilty dressed, went out bt the sitting room
-prisoner knew that it "old Hawkins" and sat In tha big arm chair and read
was on the Bench it Was all np With some more, the tooth still aching lust
tam. But while hardened criminals the same; and sitting there at la.st I
quailed before hi. laeh and were visit- fel: asleep again at 5.30. to sleep until
ea by condign punishment, there were 7. So on that Arst night I got two and
many occasions sin which Sir Henry'e 4 half hours sleep, but from that second
humeme and Inuits= qualities lightened nap. caught, in tho big chair. l woke
the &gloom of courtroom tragedy and tc and the tooth still aching and with
proved him to be a man of the most the oche quite undiminished.
"lt so happened that I bad an appoint -
genuine sympathy. rnent with my dentist for 3.30 that day,
A TERROB IN CROSS-EXAMINATION. an appointment made some time before
for work Co be done in the ordinary
Called to the Bar In 1841. Hawkins
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course, and so I walled for that time,
ili,
quickly earned a reputation as a law -
yet gifted with extraordinary powers lie in the naeantIme
SUFFERING THROUGH THE DAY.
MOM VilltitigN OM 1.0104,,OPt
I. 1114210N IN #17.
V 'OW 'MN Alitt(JONNEAtli/
Mir*
I, Wits 11*rottin.litt Inthrit*ICHnit 44041 TStialY ittliks IltIch-sEtt.
o044144-Vitteit to Attempt kitlietfOg to Pcittollah Prevail,
- " to Wage. . Ing Tacerles.
fkiol. T. 1. J. ,los hni Written e Ine.
Melt on the Meting Of the earth and
the theory et,t earthqualics held by the
alieleute. Itt part Illa inettseir le a tar -
goer eletter411011 ot the peper pubtlele
,
Aleg.42 leltee tia Leralen
Tiole;t, delect frem Coe*, Parkt reelled$
'1371Way, Ireland, ttleleeed
MI or Voppleton, 63ril Vegintente whe
he charge of Neuolean4 pch8a11. el
tic 114404 trent the tithe ol hie betitg,ed tilareh by vier. , co ca
sc trore till 1$117., It WO5 Written. elicit earthipake4 are duo primarily to
kholY, however. in'eferred to !NM filo
night in the nurnerouf tottages around
the baso or the ineuntelne tethenet 'Mare
fervent elle, elseendect, the neatillhart, on
ihe evening, anCepent, the night there
'swatting, tee- dawil,-Wheti the first tunes
weld' be eelebratad on the siunmIt.
And here, porn -early morning until
roon,maetea'were Celebrated In the lite
tie ortitore Whieli the present ArchhialloP
of Taunt has had was truly ta
WondertUlly affeetteg sight to see prac-
ticatiy the wholo leptetehie wild moun.
lain peak covered with,. a kneeling con-
gregation, and then la bear the tink-
ling sound of the ,snase bell borne on
the breeze down the upper mountain
elopes. '
Ems TERRUILE.
But the astonishing thing of all was
the nunlber of people whe reached tee
top. I have had sonsiderable experi-
ence in Irish moUntaln climbing, but
CnoaghpatrIck is the stiffest job I have
yet encountered. For over eo long it
was up, up, over ridge after ridge, and
still the peak seemed to stand out els
before. But it was when the pealt wit§
Veached that the real ascent began.
The incline here is terribly steep. Ad-
ded to this is the fact that the storms
and rains which sweep around this lone
second, "Never say anything Jou th " mountain top have washed'away nearly
will be desagreeable to other persons,' all the turf or peat from the surface,
and the third, "Never do anything laving only a sort of couseway of rough
which you feel will be disagreeable to stones by which to aicend. It was a
yourself." The parson expressed hint- e
Ieurful thing for anyone without +a
self delighted with these sentiments, steady head to klok down toward the
and added, "I should be delighted, my valley beneath and think that a fats
Lord, to put your advice into practice- step might percipttate him downwardi.
at the earliest opportunitye""That will
IN IRISH GARB.
plied the Jud
be on Sundyt 12 o'clock," dryly re -
Notwithstanding the tremendous
Retiring 1 m the Bench in 1898 Sir climb, lt was retriarkable to obsirve the
Henry was in the following year elevate sort of people who reached the summit.
ed W. the Peerage, with the title of There was an old woman dressed in
Lerd Brampton, and "Arty 'Orkins," as the picturesque snow-white cap and the
he was called by `the costermongers. many -colored shawl -a fashion which
will soon be no more. Some of her chil-
dren have been in the United Stales
101 years. She is now a grandmother,
bat she steps the mountain with a light
etep and a cheery word, inore especial-
ly If you address her In tter native -Ir-
ish. A special attraction for her to -day
is that Father Walter Conway of Glum-
traddy is to preach in Irish on St.
Patrick's life and mission.
010. hod, itorierahm witnam Ore*
gen. al, that. time Under Sri:relay foe
Ireland. The writer of tke iirst fetter.
AugUtta Oregory, says her fundlY still
possos lock of NalleleMett hair and
eta/ Creas of the, Legion of thinor
Oven by Napeleon to Mel. Poppleton,
iNteacts Nom the miler's letter run ais
felloWS;,-
oSt. Helena, A,pril O. 1817.
4`Attor Adult,* Ste 0, Cockburn lett
ne, fresh t•estrletions' were plac61 up-
op.littrit Wont this period he never
1.0110Wtxid-for many weelee
00 never qehtlett tootn-wIthla
very abort period ody he has quitted
th4 house for a walk in the garden'.
tle, bears hts confinement most beret.-
callymainuee.s himself in writing his
own! history, east -sled by has effieers.
arid reeding, and Le always happy to
get hold of any book that ubuses
even. in the nest gross language.
Many people cull him sulky -what be
was formerly I know not, but since 1
halm known him he deee not deserve
such MI appellation -very few would
have borne so suddeu change of for-
tune with the stoicism he has. Ills of.
(leers were always fuu of compleints
and never pleased-elrom him no tom-
eillents ever came, exeept regarding the
restrietione wideti deprived him of hie
exerci.se he wits accustomed to and In-
iered his health.
He is lustier than he was and much
paler, but altogether not in bad health.
lie ems very unwell at Wile In con-
sequence (it his &Mining himself
his house and worn, but never ceuld
be persuaded to lake medicine. 110
would diet himself mei gu without !vied
for many hours, but nothing more.
the leatineet Of the raceatte Mena.
Fee tellitrell• century eletentiste gen.
entity have held that the cartli 1,y3 t.'001.•
mg, and therefore elowly coutitecting.
Iln We Wetly they eeptaln eurtiatuattee
ant.l. mountain forniations, Now comee
PrOf. See with fin elaborate argument
niore exhaustive than Mat of Lord it&
vile lending to ehow that the effects ot
eecular cooling of the ghee? are insen.
outdo. and tutatty denying the contrive
ton of the earth.
Prof. Seves memoirs muy be
Weil AA tollOWS: The earth'e temperature
Ilaa 1111 elliptleal distrIbutlen within, be-
ing abate, 8,300 &green Fahrenheit 0 I
the centre, and lulling off toward tile
eurface, where ft Is zero, As the earth
slowly 000led, the crust Waa the only
Part which experienced an appreciaLle
lull in temperature.
SPHINNIXR OP tte8111 AND =I
WINCH tott,10 OVN.
Whole Arms Covered In Hall a Minute
ViAlt ItuUctottorkaintivoitlp
In 0 keg.
What, the rmitett reily on to matzo up
fee their ittforteruy inimbera eime
of war Is their splendid admen. Mery
la Ito entail tkna gun, istrale ieetop, 11a5
Leen Ittsetted to that ef eprinelere-
eaprinkler of deallt"-end the great wee,
enir of deetrucliun recently perfected,
theolfin 1%," %tech, though it throws att
teettpeuret protect& and weinhe men)
than 7,000 penile moulage and reedy
tee aellue, et yet &slimed to he twee in
field °potations.
'The eyroteser et deattt ts (acidity
knOwn ars the 75 gun. 'I tiat hi to eity,
It ei of 75 millImetele or Omit 3 Inelies
cable. 11 iit, perhame the most iweuta
nee anti ter the size et de projectile the
Meet rapid -Ming gurts; the Freneit
certelitly Mine it Ls.
White a is being hoed the piece hate
two controlkittle inottune. vine fe the
a cross-examiner. In that cripacity e was known no more.
had scarcely all e,qual to the„protession
and many storieeeure told et how he COULDN'T AFFORD IT.
scored off witnesses. ilis manner of
te described in his "Reminiscences." "Never r
"When I came across a really good The young girl's eyes flashed. and the
rogue," he 'wrote, "I played htm as hoe passionate bleod of her forefathers,
to 6ay nothing of her own, mantled her
thaugh 1 had h<N3ked a aahaaa. I let clieeti with an angry flush. The old
him have a tittle line iliaW and then rnan was excited, too. Parent and child
erosseexernmation was pretty accurate. "Papa., I wilt marry George!"
nnd a little air, and then,he woubl take „crammed each other. and neither
a plunge into deep waten Rut henever quailed.
got away it I could help It." It was "Do you refuse me that alone which
seldom that he had the worst of an en- we. maw me happy?"
counter with a witness, but on one -oe- "Your happiness is very dear to me,
casion he searly tnet Ms match. my daughter."
The old man assumed a lugubrious
"TAKING DOWN" A COXCOMB. tone and bowed his head sadly. But the
Irritateti by the coxcomb airs ,of a girl, although she was Met turned eigh-
witness named Phillips, the manager teen, had read a few books and divined
of a circus, who affeeted the etyle and tie. sate:aeon at once or sconer.
appearance of a rattail gent with tor- "Do not seek to deceive me, papa."
!tunable moustaches waxed at tee ends,, "Child. child, it is for your good that
Hawkins resolved to "take lahn doern." 1 deny Your request."
"Now. Captain Phillips," he began, in- The beautiful woman shivered. Her
voluntarily putting ide.. fingers 'to 10 ...
i curled scornfully or thereatouts.
• ly protested the witness. and then he 14 -What vetuldst have me do. sirr
Willi infinite grace he led her to a
at. He censidered it a great endorse-
• chin, which then and always was bare.
/
'Um not e, Captain Phillips," indignant-
,,,,,, rit.ent to have thing; come his way thus.
i. ftckled' "hat we ave net all as h°refu4'" "My child, you said marry." She
• ns you, Mr. Hawkins." The lawyer „dded.
was disconcerted, but only- for a ino- "1 say elope." She started.
went. "I beg your pardon. Mr. Phil- "Then I may marry George?"
lips:* he retorted, "the circles Whip has "Most assuredly. Minna wedding at
made yeti smart rend you have done home. If you please."
It si tee. lo your teacher." Affectation i f Ile looked al his wutch. "Siege you.
any kind Hawkins' could not. telerate, my daughter. I am Willing to pay for a
and if a witness shosved arty sigtts of lt very stylish elopement, bul a wedding
00 much the worse for him. et hozne--no. indeed! Tell Geerge not
to stint himself on carriage hire and
HARD ON TOE EXPERT. hotel bills. 1 will cheerfully meet the
lie heti rot been long in the proles- Lvitense. You may elope sumpluousiy
sion before he observed that as a class and I'll furnish the cesh. But 1 can't
experts in liandwritieg who were fre- possibly afford a wedding at home."
geently called upon to give evidence eemsented to the sacrificenafter a good
Like the sensible girl the; she was. she
were disposed to be vain of their pow-
- ers. Ile accortlingly resolved to make Icing cry.
i•
puides at tbe first opportiunitg, and PITH, POIN1' AND PATHOS.
an exairiele of one of these infallible
it:Ls is iv.w he did IL Handing the ex- Experience is the intelligent rernernber.
Pert SIN Slips et paper, each of welch ing of the things that hurt as.
was written in a differeet kind of writ- it there were le.s feeds in the world the
"What the dentist did for me he said
ought to give me relief in twenty min -
Ides, aud us a matter of fact it did; and
from 4 o'clocls till 6 that afternoon I
had a respite hoin pain that while not
complete was oomforting, but at 6
clock the old ache set in again just
the same and as hard as ever, and I
fell that 1 was in for another night et
it. and the event preved I was.
"That second night I got a half hour
r.ap after 11 o'clock. and I slept again
Nun midnight to 1 a.m.; but ut 1 I got
up arid read ler a while. and at 2
°clock I look to the Mg cheat., once
more to sit and suffer. I slept in the big
chair Mom 6.30 to 7, making two hours
s.eep for the night, and then I dressed
r the day, after two nights. 110‘‘, spent
altogether, and atter a period of thirty-
sOell tiOUrS of continueus suffering. I
was worn and wretched, and 1110 100111
still ached.
"But at 8 o'clock. just alter I bad
started again for the dentist. with
whom I had an emergency appointment
tot this morning at 9 o'clock. the Tenn
all ceased. What the dentist did this
time he said ought to stop the pain eu-
tirely; and tbat duy, from 8 .a.m. to -4
e in.. I did have complete and absolute
relief; and wliat a blessed relief it Wes'
"I was tired and worn and weal, tut
these hours of freedom ham] pain were
!teed with the limped delight of con.
valesence; and then at 1 p.m. that toeth
began to grumble a Mlle, But the pain
didn't come back as it had before. it
was transient now und shiest: unit that
eight I slept grandly. strnight through.
in) thi-t night's sleop in lima. night:
"In the olornIng I woke to find the
tooth a Ilitie sor.sr ugutn: nothing tikit
so bad as it had been in the heavy siege,
PANORAMA FROM SUXLMIT.
Once on top, the stress and strein
the ascent is forgotten. No wonder
that Patriot( retired to this lonely reek.
'You feet that Li really a place to retire
le and to take the bearings of life. It is
a place apart -a place high up and far
away from the mcdern world of rush
after material things. Front the top.
too, a wonderful panorama is unfolded
to the view. Underneath, to the nurth
and to the east Ile the stretches of Clew
'Bay. studded by many Islands, with
teare-elsland standing out against the
sky as a great Atlantic breakw.ater.
Then ait around the brown Connemara
hills, with little blue lakes nestling here
and there in their bosom. Away in
tee distance other mountains raise their
heads aloft, whilst numerous white-
washed tottages stud the valley.
\Vonder held us all the day. In the
evening when we again descended to
the haunts of men. we felt a strange
sort of feeling toward that lone moun-
tain peak which stands as a guard over
the western sea.
Liza.mthcie,r42.181%;yer aslecel litm to examine
LA5.e 414,O -m- an can took swear -words. just
ould soon be out of a Jai.
PC forcibly, as the average man can say
"I see. Mr'. Hawkins, ollat you are
thern.
oW,ein,gn ntol,„17,, 14)„dieo-ieeyob„ea„-nea,e1 La I': If It were not for the habies inost men
- °'' would never know unything about mid -
let much pelishing of his glasses. he non.
perueed lite .silps. Nene people would get along without
"I do." reeliod Hawkins. "and Yon beteg taken tor fools if they'd stop ask -
age eead r 11.0 hole, tell me: Were to2
IlitiOvo six .1. s ef paper written by one is fining tow \Nicked most thtnwz
Lam v• :05.111 the same lime?" seent to the afeerage man until he is able
"No. e the eonfident reply. 'They
were un ten at difterent times ahtl by
dab. rent inder
"By different peesonS, do you say?"
"Yi s. certainly."
'Then you are In the We,' remaulted
Hawlene. "for I wrote them mysett thfs
ill•orningr
RIDICULED A rilIONG WEAPON.
When there wets really no substantial
defence to a case Ilawelits used the
weapori of nellcule With great effect. Ile
was once retained by the defendant In
a slander Action founded on the fact
that his ebent had pointed tee thumb
over his Ahaulder and asked another
man. "Do kriote hind That's Joe
Smith." counsel Ice the platelet/ Wa4
Mr. Joseph OroWn. 3. C.. who eloquent-
Ily sought to makeo that the defendant
trietint that plaintiff was a rogue. Ilaw-
Ides gat up arid hinted hfr. Eleown-4
speeth to ridicule iri Wet of three sen-
tences.
Nlentlernen." 5nbil, Minting bli
thumb over 1180 IChtuktO hie oppon-
ent, "do you know UM; do you know
Jor flrownr
There was tt near Of libae,h4e. Mtn -
eel for the plateliff tern tea, and the
verdict
lure. there nrid leen tete
for the eetendant,
THE Tictincort*;
11 tros in Itz, Parl5t4 T
emteorer. tent Ifuota8,,ide
as' a coasg-rxrubtalt, 7th
from the e--gruntItNerttnt,
eery peureedrifir3 illti`ditt kJ 1
et the 111,111 t•,24 terit JO On
tem, end It Lt*j. rjet . en
ereecesentireatten ',et ttoi
1:wr,d, that Oulr trkith teen
ttrz el3'.trout4.raY tit *Xit 10
attll tilt, gf,C37,,f,-.',....7 2 !het veF
3. I., 'Tz.;;.1.g.r. V? le:enist*Itt
)
Ira n cot 6-r..'Hytto ett,t11,,
Trott. •41;111,..i.i. 313 ti161Y1 )0'404'
114'Z'Va_Idd.° 41, CS",J1..1.411.v.TiNg tio.
ttC3L cco4 1,! I Itleeeites gee. et
get tletIll -elidefk, 41* IN
itENcE 'filE it111;terf IS THIN,
with a declines's of not more than twen.
ty miles, Which itgrees with the depth
riedueed from the study of the world
alIaltIng earthquakes. The great earth-
quakes, ortginate ut the depth of ubout
and triune 11110W11 Ot a
depth exceeding forty miler,
As Hi, eurthimake-4 haVie auperii•
cud origin, and re, ehakes tune 14 deepor
femme, it follows that there le nu duel)
soiled contraction of the mirth, C011.
sequently iitl chnliges in the cried are
nue to ordieury earthquakes, and te
no tither cruise.
S.:cuter coding is Infinitely slow, and
(tee Ls oi the crust, hereto, wear 1,1
shaking earthipnikes emceed from lie
layer just beneath tho crust. Ali earth.
qi Tikes eecur mainly along Itie sew
oiast, they cannot dei end on secular
deoling, but muat le 11110 10 the exptil•
stun ot lava troni belagitti the oceans.
Hence great earthipiaein are not due
to secular cooling al all, but to the leak-
age of the nevem- tot products;
sleum beletallt the Nast, Vila eventu-
ally pushes mit the sides and ratses
11101111 111111a Along the coasts.
As the effecie ef secular cooling are
Insensible, it follows that the .4mill is
not contracting, as held in the Woke,
s FOR THREE GENERATIONS.
IMPOSsIBILITY OF ESCAPE.
"Ile certainly has a most dreadful
anttputhy to the &mentor. lie wieheti
everything to remain in the same state
es when Sir. G. Cockburn was here;
this could nut be granted, and in owe -
sequence he re:fuses to see any one
passed to LongwoOd by the governor,
says he will not be stared at, or shown
114 all elepleant, us he Wentzell terms it.
ussured all reports 01 his escape
from St. !tele= must be false. ln the
first place I must prove false to my
trust us myself und the surgeon who
MR 110G ILS THE NEW MENACE.
A, Nen Danger Is Threatening Our
Wbat is civilization good for anyhow.
'when you have to be run over by it at but sere enough to make me encore.
the railroad crossings, blown up by it fortable and to disturb Inc with the
; 1 the Mrts, in the turrets. In the gas thought that the old hard ache might
at any ninitzle return, But it 111011 t:
the tooth it'd grumbled along ..,
through the day unii, I came ka masa
111), 110/11. V.411 10 the eleetist's. we,
at 330 p.m.: and 111, time he stoppeL
the ache for good and all, after a sk.w.
that had oovered, from beginning le
end.
A PEfticlf) (IF eEVENTy jirg•pe,
PAWS MAW .011tOttil /RIM 104.41
AND 10.4,0`011,14,
ileeenelftelite the Inn& that
ftuprome Ote EensarJettat
Warta.
A. woman charged et Colelerite0 Wfitt,
negleeting her 'laid, lets etateet VIVO
eneatied eve paceete of eitiarciten daily.
relate playfue eeteliet al (A.115110r.ftgair
betlicaeter, Leoliard addleglien, tlen4
nine yeam, hated Inscoutly by A
criettet hall hit by hie brethee Alleirte
eetiteli atructi hint 011 the !week.
Al l'untridge %%ells the Wiriest= tied
choirs of vartotts churchee timer endete-
ein to secure the /attendance of went*
of paseeneby, alonding cuteitle Ifie
(gentile eingIng note fur voila/den.
able tune befere the ordinary stentee
gine. This Men 111123 remitted in q Marti -
tel Inereant. Ill 1110 rddifigh.gtillion.
lallst %%tithing toting the hank 01 WO
llher unit When feW
)urds lieloe the quey ut, Vseitehridge,
MI. John Luke 2.11.151 11 lurge Mitt apting
eight or len 1001 OW .11 1110 wilier ou to a
bank hom wheel the lee, mid receded,
The tish nu,. pullet) a the ,11,05 , hen
11 \Sal 101114.1 10 be a blue itliarh,
measuring 5 heti 3 niches, alio weighing
ulteut fio pound's.
The Heine si.cretery has declined 10
Interfere with the iiiimisamilaid of 3
Il• 1,) loan ut Slilkturtano.l.
Ileum ma mho. waited lit w editing
testi% itics ihe bridegim. an eineshot
at a p,11,11,•1.,,,ise. •11,4- i4ilde
1/..011 lir,' 1111.1,010 a 1111,1 th eerie
tierenhd, Ae 11105 55 err, lintadle ,
fi 4011111141.d 5,1144,,,v. the)
prisuo.
mg 10 ale 11,111111 4110111d ef ssieleliem
at Tunbridg.. ,r1,111g.i
diiers feurn .41...1 nit demon-
struhoill tiatIre,ted by.enk•
tdra Vd11,, 14.1 10 \ 1110 •11111,01. und
from the eide itiortleits it of deinoeru•
tie hier,oure, the 10.01 thotor,1, have
4,1.01,404 an Anti-S0d1.411,5 1,raglle and
41,5 11..51 ,d110 tt, ou-operatii. Tito
ItitIvr, howii‘ yr, hate decliiied, aitheugii
nut 'delimit the extreme petite lit VIVIAd
te the secieliets.
summoning her two little gIrtii, (min
phiy. 1•.0111y Bailey, the wife of a pitman
thing att 1,01.11* Ashes, near W,,,bertiouiti.
len, look 11,em the whistled I.11114.11,
and, after thrownlit 111" )01411 111'1' 011.V.
815d, nib 11n5 vdalvr, sit, ran after Ma
other girl, 11g111 1111141. T1141 latter. how •
er, 1101 IPA uy, and 1110 111,,1111.1 rrt0111,11
and drowned Itectielf. The leeltes were
eillisequently ihe rattier.
54,4•4441 .4 m.41t441 intirtlet 1,11,1 suicide NA 410
1'011,1'11(11 ut the inquest.
rtn.14,05, rid1.0.,/,1*. macho! 44 meeting
fttehthers of the Etigih.t1 I littrytt I.1114,11
tit 1.1i1C1o11 Iteelory rei..1111). .aftet her -
vice in the . the patty proeeeded
to the parish Teem where it hail bevri
airunged fia• Itifitliouti to, verNedd, '1 ho
order had 1/4441 k1,11.4.11. 1411 41 1111404414 it
"reatilini 11100.011; 1111S b 11 hurizentel
&weep %Melt enables ench gun to tithe
a lime 35l) feet lung, or thereuboute. The
other molten Increaete dutilmeties the
range. '111119 1110 1111111 \\ 11 directing
the gun by welebling it a little from right
lit lett and lett to regta, ruietng or de.
pietisit j tomtit; a 111110 at the sulne
tinte-4--, tiy 11101111S 1/1 1110Chal1111111 55111411
a child oould operate- apreada 11 111111 01
bullets over ueres of ground us woe), tie
%OMNI woUlt1 aprinkle a tiovver bed
FltOM A WATEIIINti POT.
The Ereneli army now hue atieu tenet)
o! Meet. gentle (tilt/knee of eleerruclien
und tie of 14.1111.r.0 1.1111(1111g Mote. IL hee,
been In tee: in principle mime 1697, %%Mei
it %vas deteriiinicil to repluce the old
Men held kom 1.1 1111 15, 1.1111, hes been
tittPfq4ett son1e. only two le
three shots minute ...tend be fired 1111111
4111 quill. 'the t1e50 one ghee eaein
teettlY elteln
Parieems wh, are Pnvi ut tliparing de-
ktixe the •imitertiog coneineion that the
41,1 111•11114.0 01 the nullon inay tie
tvu111,41 oir 0, lire at least lihutes sleds a
iluttilte, 1,201.1.(tUtt bullell Duellist
Inveding heiniaii host.
'the chat artertstIc Mawr.. of Ihe gun
I. that when it znilimbered tor ii"tien
11, 0111.1.111g0 la 11111110\ able. It US hor•
the ground 1•). ti 111115415 0 81001 111•
tachinent called the "...i.ude." %Ink. the
.1104.1t, are ,et In lirake only
111.1%111.10 thing is the (elution itself, mid
reeval ts taketi up by a 10(11.u -ramie
walk: cuahain, %%Mich instaillimeousty
pushes it buck Into the Ming positime.
The2 owe ft $ot for certain <run& It
call he depended main to land ;la Ilre
there, eubjeet Ilie guidauce Ilie
"poliitere or num toilirola the me•
11011 01 1110 tI1111.
Dr. Ste shows. indeed, that ut en early
stage ot the eartlfs history contries
tem %vas going on, but it ceased atter
"ends hi"' are the "al) tA" pers0us „ur piant,t be,,ume encrust , it ,
who absolutety knew he is there, 1 s
lie Bunks that so tar from contracting,
Ile is ziot seen by others for frequently
Hu earth 1119V 114.1\V 1.11. slightly expand-
, aids I report his presence
morning and evening. I am very
better than a prisoner myself. He can -
rot utt Longweod witheue my' know -
nig, owing lo ihe formation of mutate,.
eseryWhere beneath the crusi.
The old theories that mountaing are
eue to the seettlar coolIng and contrac-
ing it. In the next place he has now
thin 4,f the glube must therefore he
le st all activity of beefy, lakes his. bath ebandoned. The morainal -re are formed
very frequently, has oilifined himself
,, I % the expimeen 1,1 Nen loan beilealli
le his house and tor song at a "me it(' pie sea, and hence they are paralad ii,
codd net wulk a mile-complainis al- 1111, 0011,.1. .
ways uf the dame and the east althi' Dr. see concludes by a mathematical
and his descending any of the -precipices iriquiry lhat thi• ngr of eur 4411C1 114414441
surruunding this island to escape by a
beat Is morally impossilile, Hie Meet
of body alone would render such an at-
tempt abortive.
COULD NOT DECEIVE illet.
esrth does ne 1 4.50.01 4•4111144 1'41 WI 1 4 411
111041811.4.4.1.T,10:110,11;.1%1 1 Ki ‘1111aVenly.fl!"111,'.1'!;41)1';'rIlei irl,dtt‘',1•‘,.1",
1 1,1 hu,,, ands that 011.1111in plays no inl•
torten' part 111 We ileyelepineet uf tile
hi, •
"I give Nap. credit for a great dein Prof, See translates .arlsiolle's theory
certainly. or he never could lame been I, ei earthquakes, which hes 11054 r 1,e[ory
what he was. but lite more I see • 1 i teen made lir es•11,1o. 1.: I.;,,g1.n11 readers,
him Ille more 1 um inclined to credit '1'1 he Cr.a.k., a;,, 11414 Mat .tirthriiint
what I thought the rourtier-hke desr1p- ',Aviv du,. to lite agitation of 5440,04
lien of 1,t18 Cosby or a It'renchmand %%alien the earth. whirl, beefed to ea•
'Feu cannot dec. ier rum, Il.. pinetrutes • , ide• and diffil,e Ilielidv011..14 In the A-
tilt every inotoe und se 114,11 et another. I nei.pii, re. ,ki1,1,11t. ,,hserved the emit,.
His surgeon. Dr. (1,..1., evil rt.pe.ils bun of ii 1,01,•014, and consliatel freim
11
his coevertiatton. Ills language is for- the viii,r Policed 1,, d...411pe 1111.I1 all
e'bie and les meaning conveyed 111 fe.%• , elirthquake. %%fir, (hit 1., ihe surn.. e tux,
. r words than I ever heard or real eel .1- tint etieltirene rite Ii.d.11,..,
I know his °pinkies nntl reino.ns 14.r a \Nihon l'lit vi i• 54 and at i' .• latial
few of the most extraerdinar ddVellt.4 ,01 the Arutielny ,r1 ,111 .•11, II/Iil 5. dddl.dlId•
t 1 his life. in ,!.., Inch tie ifr, held up as a i'Wn4 li 1 4', 1 1 )4`.'1 l' kid Pie II. flid'rir
menster of barb/11.11y- it he is to be 1,e, 1,0 .,1 I 1.•111.. , on th. southern shore
ih.vcd he. rcfuses some and give. reat 1 the 1;1111 ,,1 1...r ..141, eti. liorwa
si ith for ethers. \ly baler is eritt..n •n G r‘1 11 10, an ear'hij.d.dsi tinil i 5,r...helm.
a hurry, and 1 leer very Carr,,,,...... bit
1%,..313 muct exd,118.• Ind.. I cannot 1,,,,41 (.1'
1h. 'talents of Iltionaparte: Mit I cer
lemly erne 1. Faure intelliailil /avid
than IP. (1,0‘,. Itril I'll gee eiveett credit
ter. The newspaper ar; owns dire )1,,t
In 1de 10•14dy4•41, Ity. nesiole In thi, toe, .1
1.110 ''1'ev. C.Int*I•44 of II\ Men.
'they room behold tau rins•proef steel
(shields while they %%silk. The aitanunn
wagd.,11 is brought up dose le the
gun and ()pilled. lite oi ()per (nu 11 1.18.•4
mt. ro‘%,, bullet.; diiNn. grou‘tis,
that they need not be lifted, just end out,
1.514.1 Merl, he feed...14,
PASS THI:m 'to THE 1 ontwri,
works and in the powder Needle
knoeked out of all recognition by 114
hiltomobiles. cooked to a turn by ils
eieetrieat installations, nervously pros.
haled by its rag-tIme and verlety shows.
renverted into pessimism by its playa,
mangled by us sports, Mine by ils
trusts and eorporations and poisoned
canned goods? Ibis FS not the
way 'hinge were In King Arthurs time,
11? And here comes along the plea. "Even the eerene., had IV .v, dig,n p
sant thaw of the whole businees. Feared. and that night at home I found
\X'e are to baler "air hop.- Every- re) srtIf kluehing. All env misery hiet
hody tinews the road hog. ninunted on oroarted; rind tliat night I stile agI1111
111' i.-yelc ehlzzing automo- gflindZ roW•041Y: and the nest Mut 11.
bile or bounelnir his buggy or Iran- mt, au°01,i he., froth pall,. azi.1
y‘lio sits 0011ind the gun. sliiiping Ilet
i'lliages 111 wilt! a regular motion
ch.%..ik• itrst from the right, then
fr.4111 dle left fiatder, The tire!. alba 401 11
5.4.1.11 11 11111 14,t1 1. 110. right bund
11 • does 110(11111g but open and shut 1110
nre 1110 gun. openiug ,,1
ti,. hreeeli 1111.1mi 4.1411 1 111, 444141 ear -
beige.; the di...charge to, effected by 110,
1411144 1114 41 14)11 that ke, ks the tirceeti block
I he pointer!, sent LA 1 11 4:11041 144 1-14. left
slucici. lir the raidge find dire, tam
tom tlic elticer aaininutiding Ihe hut.
Irry, then plays the hull 1,1 fire
11144 411P4.141 irzelatated.
Am *rose mean ea, oiteently it Cti V.1111
th 75 glin thi• uriiiiery ut
Peltier.. in ....teen iiia 11241
pd. 411411111d° 111.'11 11I•re at olit 01
111 Ida! card ilositiolts, sdidi shind•
114g, 4,4'44.4414z and lying 1.111,4•14. 'I hrs..
were .1..drictIrd n 'id
3071 : .14.1 \\, r 1144 101;10,1;0(d 111113
Vdtdr, »d.41-».
a 11,1 tid oat loi! le '1 tai) 0.41-0
'4'1"rd I • .55' (IV CU...I the.rosiiie
Will . 'and Mr 11.1 (cot In frdad1 .,1
,,,,,1 '0,1 1.0.111.1 /1 ..1.ad . 14.,g4-111.•0
,1 .s.
"I hi-, lit -I firT 0.011,l, and a Isof,
Ildif P11/1 /Op Urn 1,1.4 di
%%old 1..„ I \\ 41 dtdr 11.411121 4,1114 1••• ft•
11,,i •. r1.1 11-111 11,o11
C•dk-1 fdf thd hid I 1 d'd I. 110.
51,/111 (.14111.111,1111111 1htlid (I Sufi nod otactied
:‘,1011111:110 11111.11 blem, 11 41111 still. ii.f1 1114,
Ctitilt1 1101 1111ilit1, lit 11,14 11.10
11.010r, 1114.. 111251.11 .111.11,5, 11111,1 Ilia
resources (.1 Ins Itmlvi and 1,..1 ith• rein-
PrOarltIng at friefitlk 54.4•1r11.-.." sPV-
01,11X 511141 111,11d er0 111011 and1 .111• 11 111
vice VV111411114 tho the. hee
11115,04.1 .11,1"1".tgolount1i
and 10, IA ere n 1,11.8e a 111,11. 1+1111,1,1m
ings 111 niniest .....1. 11 110
11P/11111. lie 5011 1. 110 4,11 5, 1104444 \.5 4•• V* 1411441
14,4) 1•A.,41•,• •••1451tie. 1.• appetite.' 1., thew
141 5114,4\ that hie hi.h.
Vddidy 11,11. W1,444=41, 1.1011 IA4 ,1,. Own' III.
,:,..11:4S-14:1''11141."11111;111/4111111f41.:11g1":1"1:41'1"1•1'416•1. ::••'1111:111
linpuri4 from their iia.1•I an 1.1
1/1 141 1110 11,11111,1.
1'11r 14M11144Y slack, near st
111 largeal 11. the NA,e,,,1
been sal 1..aabills ltinom,rt kir \,'• il•
hum 1,00,111b,, the v.0.11.1.111.,wn expert.
11 1.nd hecii (twined Me quarter .,f
441•111t•II,, SW4441144 4'/Al 1414 1,440, ,1
compeatat of a million and a half of
t,rn weighing. It 1 5 cal. 11;a11,,I. 4.10,0
kn... 1 ntkur• 111111110 II, ,.(
1111,.d 1rd III, extent 1,1 it bill 4.
onil 111es. .111 1,, 11 dr4/111 et thee 1„,.1
hag e, rowel 'the d-dtcdo ,di Tde,d0
the rade io Me .id n
full von ..talcIdell 1 y f4 . 1, ..1,
imioneeti tree a of passilig A..1-0
%%allied of Mc ent 1,) flagmen,
‘11...k.1)132.L.) ill:11'u 111;4,
Great Frenclimpil Who Got t.oat In
\ .,r, de. s'.
r• e•ileie.-- 'O. I It . en•
s et -Assoc
T1,,, , ie., enee
.1 .•1II.'
elle et re f dl d.f (I 11. 11,
W •‘•14111, 404.f. •••••••• •••• Iddld • !dt.'.% • 01 d1
1.rd,,,N :1154P or re.thing of Min. and her ells (1u.. ern', f4 T. •
"IPY'r•Plo,r1, ih" 141%.etwers '21 014,4-; la 4.1 ft..rh chcf ,
aro ridimikuls. tit'14,e it it ••••34.4.h +1 a•ade Il• 11. r
ei Odd.) d f fd Ad , II •
f Id. d' grt-111 pereot r. •••eee o 'at r gj, „ 11,
2441 '4"st- \‘,1/1 1"..V 4111.',1‘. PIA •I '!,.. .11,1 di..
.41 • ••.! •• .1 11.'1 -.1
1 111 III \\ 1,.. 'd4 11 111d. 11 I d;•1 ,r,fl
1,1,, 11.11....
11.1. 1111 '111°1t 111 "'e 0';'' 01' dd,A ;Witt 111111 '11,-11 Id .• "1111',111,
1111•111• 11 . , 1,141'3 h wd.11, id..., 1 ‘'./1 • °- I
1* 11. •I1 '11 5.1 "1 "1'4 1- .1 did • dir. WI1.11 111,11
i;II.1 Idfdidd /I, 1.1 1,1 ',10,i) 1.11..1 I ". 44, 44,,4 44,
r• ttl,• d''11 v I.. I. /1,11 .,1111.1Id 11‘
11111. 111,: 111,11,2 11, wIdd-.1 dd ,„
,„„„T,„. ,1„J 1.11..•11 1111,d .1 11 d, „dd. Add .dd•I'v •• ' /1
'11. •". "" '"1 "" .1 .did .• 1 11, .,•
„, 4'4111.1. ,/,„, .11 ,,f fr 1 ,• 1
.1. . , t. Ir. 1.1 .*
, 1 1., •,11 Os 1 .1 /...
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I,' 1 d1,11. 111:•1 .11- ,-11,1•11 .1111
r .111 ',,,g . eioe
\nue, 0 u/ 4,1 .1 51 s- 1 05 1.; b") I ) "" 1 1 11\ 4 1' 1. .11.11
11,10 55 85. hel 1.‘ , tot r•. •
VI June Sf II,Iena. 1. P, , '•etele .1 1,4 - • u, ,
thd• Wii1ew ',Pd..: 1 lid, "did • 11' ° "- '11 I d, did ..!.eld .5; ,f g•. ,.• , ee.•
l•- 111,1.1 dI • l• d ! I•I Vd1d. 11.- •,.1,t1,1., d
I - " I. Id::
, /. • 1., Id
"1111( ANIE11143‘" INV%1)IE (:4‘ ‘1) " r " r "
11 „.11.1 • '" ""'
1,.e.glisti t'arresponelent baaeu 'len '1'1 1" " ' ' ' '' '1 ''' ‘I'' ' " ;'' ' r" ! •" li ' V.! 11 - I . 1 1 ‘'''I'''''' v 1' " '1' .. I ' '''' i''' ''-
For Ilie Irt‘nsiriti. Iddn , . II ,), . 1 1,, . d,, Illd• IP. • -f1.3 114...dd ,» i. '
il 1 11 I..• '••• 1 ' O. I, I, • .1, • I , hi dd,,.. . i of • . i I, •
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rested a Ian% man. t 010'..t...teit.:ii,,,.,.- - .!el ...' :, .1 :. ,. s ' I fiance 111 Ol'ir 1101141red 4/1 f"..capv.
tit afford them.
A man has to be able to tell nire false- . ..• .•
hoods to stand any chance ot making a quilly .,ccupying the entire highwey en
billfind 643CIS }i•e6111Yr, own. chlid that dhes it, it nergt 0.4111 hog there is:• but the air hog
1..ni d'0111e be k 0, me. The levee waved 1, 1, , 1 „,1„,3 ....e0.-„, i,,,,,e :-,11 -.I -.0 '
i I, 011t, ri.h. 51.r..,,,',,zal 1,..is.lits , k , ii..•
ht. hay maggOn-feir your farmer is the "1 lied roilie hank to the VV"rld an 1 d ,d. pd.,,,,,pd.1.,, ,,,,,1 ,„ „,,,,) „.,,,,.,„ ,,, ,
I:. jois. find the wurid ahd Its il .5 ,,,,,, ,
is cute; 11 il, la your neighbor s, it le a ,, rer,,,I. i . r ,
England is Me first In coni -
thee branch., rrt me ()rice ittor .. aryl 1,,,,, (1;1 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,„,..
t:raln al. iil him. It appears 111a1 a gen- 1 he fan, .•r . . , t,
weeps ,„„ es, ort the carts of the ragmen now jang. ....111,„ i . ,
bell.' - lw, .,,,,,, ink i ..eid.. fo io Os I /ddi, 1" 1' ' 2 '
biTnnhleedinnotiret5aPnbneen. the truth ot What r'" Itemrn reading In hiq garden-Tngland an sharroot^ chxPed for me; the
twine one of the few Life, 14, I (.1.1.. ...ty e.i. too .t„,„ , r 1 , „ , •
WV advocating the harder tit 4 to make
other people see it. tot eilll do that sort of thing -was rrelely !ed menearee the laughter of rhitinen •1 he,. „.i,e „ore) , 4, . , ,,,, „eid, ' , , ,
Any woman will admit AK" the --- idialurbed by a shower of emelt. Loces• t" etas heleiterted ltaPPmess-: Pow., „ ,7 ,,,,,! l, I : r411 . '11..' 1
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of another Ur°01111311 IS beeozning it tbe get the stilt! 141159011 1.1 1110111m/. se happy •Arre (11,, '''' - ' - •., ., ,• I., , •.. . ).... i 4 ,, .
woman could get up mnre interest in a
No man ever yet underetrod WilY a
tharged b4allast, and he get it
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streets. a merry buzz to the auteme. ,'"'"1"14 "4, " I'', I" ‘i '''''' ' l' '1' f." fn i I. /, d , . , . d • d• .
hat cost less than her own. „eft of hts eyes and hair. he eon n btt. there was a CiWerfUl ring now te, pie ,, ,, ,. , ,, ,
motley.
,ug up. so soon as he could
The disenuraging thing about saving that , ..., from elit le. 8t0:7•';(1; 1P:et l'i" 'I' '..i.,f;:l.". I'd.. ',:,;. '.' . ",", 1.; ..\''',....Y,',.'.
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met. ceming from a (intim in the neigh
torroxid Lorc they are carpentering
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itizintmgaxxaond lej,cr:11:11A1030.4"e“ srphie`olirtigj. lictiee:8,,,I.110,11,14 , \d, t
WaC bright and the whole worfel Utif, ni,,t„dt 11, .,e poi lie , , , . • n ••
full of peace and My: a world in a he h 1,, f jdff d f d t. ' I, , • I ' •••• V , "
just II%e woe a delight t NMI 4,1, an. lig e.rl'••• • .41 4 • r 1 4' • • r 1
teothache; and wecedn't volt/Merin, euf 4, , 4•• • • • ' 1, 1,,
"What a blesued. bleviied rellef •ori 1 e„„ 11 r, ..d1,.• 1 1., •
1 h0p0 I may DCVO". never ag13111 1111%, , n, ,
come along %all militon dolletre. o;:10 w11 o •
tee it kr nny price. If come 1nDr1 phou ' „„ ,,, ,,, , ,
11. UMW it I would take It with a tootte f 1r„, 1, ...tuts 1. is •
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oche attachment. would eay:
ff Fon tenth, ray friend, it has no thators r, ,n, ,(14. '„ 11 , dd,
"'lie! can lake it nevay and turn it ,,ro (10 „ ,„ „ „ ,„ :1 , ,,„
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Ws me, I take km my mtnad the grenh,t I
Mya poinfast noverlif.'" oer 1"4 than 10. .11 ' • . f
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the world ta that the pesky thing deeen't
seem lo want lo be sa04,41.
A woman will make just abeut
much ettecess selecting eigare 00 a man
win choosing hte wife's hat.
it le eiceeperating to have woman
&se you about 1110 Orel part of the story
pig about the lime Yon reach the climax.
BEFORE IT is 1100 1ST&
If you hove a grey-haired wither
In the old twine far devely,
down and write the Netter
You put oft day by dee%
Don't wait Until her tired steps
fleach heowena pearly gate,
Hui show ber that eVett think ot hor
11.1141V it ts Me tate.
ft you've a fender nroper--age,
Or a loving Werd to say.
Dant vreit you forget 0.
whielper ft toedSt.
Who knave natal hitter memories
May Mont you 0 s'o1,3 wait?
sr. mote yeet Ones lisppy
Were it fa ten It 0.
•ritp wadi' taneertreeen.
The totter never.gent,
The tongtr.rgotter3 lattogra.
tItc.,n.tah ttve utznat--
For VO-t:e. hearts ow trzalaa.
gan tnotd or.o 'watt.' •
auw ttiern. Ati cum Mr them
Wore ft te too Me.
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MEN MTH MEV EVEs.
Throws DIscretkm to the Winds Wilco
Their Mood ts to.
"I always ffel a bit nervoue." rernare-
n eergeant of ponce. "oben I We
ancel a inan with grey eyes. for I
know teat he is a born fighter. end
tent 1 oni likely to have a tough job.
"Most men. when they are fighting.
retain a rertaht omount of diseretion.
ond remember that a brutal assault on
the puttee is a very eerions offence. But
tt,c Man witlethe grey eyes, though
may fri his calmer momente be quite
mare of ihe folly of resietonee. forgets
till about tbet when I& Mooal is up. Ile
Onsets enly one thing, and that ts te
win the flee.
, isn't atreeraiZt telt/Annie only that
the pay op; denote the fighter.
tove Otawaved the same thing arrionpt
profest%eval pegiliste. oft mammal pc-
pertion of whom have sprvy (lea.
"With- tioldleto and saileen 11 Is Orel
Itie Settee. Melly el reit fere-mos/ gpt.,
etala ard ortratrate bore eyee of fide
rata. ta It* Mere 1M/it-kettle when
trdble relnotribet that the handier of r.4.). -
4.e taw tzve prey eyon Es tZna11 06`aa,
04:5 •CIta"ShIdt3.
'The ta-Wra1 that ttlitt s7410. de*
Inc grcpo-rol teem s sheuti
broititicus Ca vtoroltling
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A leg agin-osgsve otu.qade in tow:7 of
tottneiperanee ties reeetally betel one, n
in a .rtiltilete elle. oral tiiprung preen-
ttimplea whiri Oven large cume
reeney to help the eatis.14. llneicitng A -on
evit one affeecoan, lexpabta h6w tve,
wrong along. Tha ulna tf.ept beefs
"Ala, WWI, Ite goatton,tn aefil
00. 'Tin Weld you've heal deleema
in eon sgiett tt yozr im.am
hy not oto it up sitcpstiver?
feetner smell tee rider of feettor Val
breath."
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