The Signal, 1895-1-31, Page 71
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Anosmic Women
with pale or sallow complexions,
or suffering from skin eruptions
or scrofulous blood,will End quick
relief in Scott's Emulsion. All
of the stages of Emaciation, and a
general decline of health, are
speedily cured.
*seal
mulsio
takes away the pale, haggard look
that comes with General Debility.
It enriches the blood, stimulates
the appetite, creates healthy flesh
and brings back strength and
vitality. For Coughs.Colds,SoreThroat,
BroadiMe. Weak Lungs, Consumption
and W1tlrll( Diseases of Children.
.i o./re r pIrtfrhld. X.,1. / I Re E.
Smith NM IhMen(-• as arsMi.u. b0c. • $L
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.
Ai sate,
My little awn, who looked from thoughtful
seats
And proved mei spoke in ora:et, grownup
t -woe,
Having my taw the sev'ath time disobeyed,
I struck hon cud dia.nte.nd
tiVith hard words and uakiesed
Hu another, who wee patient, being deaf.
Then, fearing that his grief should hander
H eap.
1 vatted hie bed,
But found him slumbering deep.
With •iarkeoed eyel•ds, and their Lisboa
yet,
From hie late mobbing, wet;
.\nd 1 with morn.
Ksmtag away his tears. lett others of my
own:
For, on . table drawn !aside hu head,
H. bad put bu.tda his reach
A bot of c•.unten, and a red -vetoed stone,
A piece of mime abraded ty the beach,
.lad eft or eaves shells,
A b..x of 1.:ue-beila,
,lad two neaten copper emus, ranged there
with .•xrrful err,
7b c,mi..rt his ,.d Mimeo
So when that night 1 prayed
To1.od.1 weptlotsoot,
"Ab. when at Let we he with trammed
torvath.
Not siembe Ther in death,
Anil thou ren..•mtwrest of what 'o)•
We made our toys.
How weakly underet<x,d
fly great commanded good.
Theo fatherly, nut lea
Than 1, a too, thou haat moulded from the
day.
Thou u It leave thy wratn and say
'I will he sorry fir their ehildishneee.'".
+.,%entry 1'atmora.
Time 4'ewssswsol ere.
"A commonplace lite, we say, and we
u gh
Rat why should we sigh as we ry
The con.niouplao. ,'uCi to the commonplace
sky
Make up the ••ommtooplace day.
1 be moon met the stars are commonplace
thins.
The Hower that blooms and the bird that
Rut cul was the world and dare our lot
If Holier+ faded sod the sun shone not ;
Aad :of, who sow each separate soul.
Out of tommor.plaoe lives makes bis beauti-
ful whole.-
-Sumas a 'oohdge.
What Dada W iatrrr 1
It matters little where i was born.
(kr if my parente were rich or ,,nor;
Whether they shrok at the cold w' rld•
sworn.
Ib' walked in the prole of wealth secure.
But whether 1 live ao holiest wan,
Asd hold my luteerity firm in my clutch,
I tell, you, brother, plain as I am.
It matters much '
It trotters little how long I say
in • world of *arrow, sin and care:
Whether in youth 1 am called away.
Or live till beam and pate are bare,
But whether I do the best I can
To settee the weight of adyenity's touch
On the faded cheek n( my elbow mea.
it mottoes much '
It matters little where be my gore,
I tis os the laud or no the sum,
Hy porting brook or 'heath stormy wave;
It matters hill. or markt to me,
Rat whether the Aog.l of Death
down
And merles my brow with his
touch,
As on. who AM wear the yjlllsr's .town,
IS maim ntat* t
-Irma Ow Swedish.
UMIAK FOR CRIME.
Qyp.attasa Is the saw l'..rrr.-ruMhtne
Ib* •yps.tMrr.
The New V.rk Sas t While there may
be mach diversity of opisies to the make of
learned psyawbgl teas te the tetra extent
.d meaning of kypeetie i•M.asass, there
are snap sed secrete( evideeese .f the
rapid growth of an intereitier useability
mooed misdeals and their lawyers oo.eern-
tag ice ndalsse as a plea i• e.xtea.atisa.
The ool.ma. et the Nan chew that usrody
• day sow pumas witheat ate reword of some
lawbreaker slime the pies of hypnotism for
the commission et every crime true a petty
brassy to a .order. It is the direst sc-
eu.eor of " easetio.al is.saity," sad there i.
Manch r.a.oa to believe that *SWIM sad ems -
'boated page Ism lees added M the already
ose•mbere�d library of m edimal Miters -
deem. bperedie asses of Oda sew term el
malign temptmtiea er wised metro' late
bass "i..eidelo." for isms tame, the irst
modern example, it is Inbreed, .( is formal
1etro.laaliea is • mem of Mw being i• that
bees .t • e revival of hypnotise, Francs
Rat sow it Is dluUaotly epidermis, red Mgsi-
tmd hypMi.m is as genera 10 this essstry
es it ie mooed the Fria*. Hew aeries, •
gaieties this s(w umj.rrrnmeit te the pre-
eadare et stet: erfatW carets has huts,
COMM
loving
he, to., be..s making easterner* the pith I CR(8P AND CABUJAL. LIVING AHROAD.
btur.g ry psiwe..t eat M fro se n easy o am05wla
til teem else that Har • Reposed be
VW.
some man soget. oared of many bag -
cherished tradtursa
o.s .peotv the oust of
thaws in Europe by • little bat of pers,oal
mutant with (11d World Iutitutiou,' said
sod colossi N'. l' Chapman, of Seri Fran -
omit. " I had as idea uuttl I sojourned
abroad this summer that rhe cwt tit livier
.0
was much lower as lnduo, for example,
lt
thea In any Arriaau City. 1•o my «arrow,
1 louud out that w lave in goad style to Luis
don so. dearer • gaol ,Fol than to exist
.wtnfortehly iu New York. To he specific.
I went in the Savo), the beet l tel in the
gnat tnotrop.daseow, d ordered a dinner o
•t all inure elaborate than I am used to hav-
ing at home Tawe are some excellent res-
taurants in Waahtngtoe . o wool for their
uheepoe.a when that .looser wmut.l nsve
omit •hoot i.i -
50om
ertatoly not ore than
$h The bili brought one salted for t2, or
1f
110 in American currency. emirs(' there
was a small bottle of wise, but it was matooast of toe, as neither love. money nor tears
will nuke those beautiful Britwhere gtve
you any We with your drtake. 1 don't want
to ever hear again of Europead•chesp ltv
ing ; it's a myth. i can live boner in thio
oountry on has mosey and have • ton of ice
e day if I wast it, gratis. 1 ou may be
Mile t, lir. over there on • ,Cale mnoey but
• man tan crier very cheaply m China :f he
ic
will funhimself to rifts.'
' power which, whoa eairates& irresistibly Or. Lows P•eaaant Went Syrup maw..
ferosd bmf. A.1y. to .airy out his hng4er4 woes ed all kinds from 0Nldres er adults
wishes, Do wetter how eatnvegaat or aim ' Tho Chinese gover.amest levies • regular
teal toy might be. Further, both Hist tax oft beegare mid gives them is roars the
ead Aady Howard agree' that the woo•e prrvileoe of begging lo • comas dutrtet. ,
lived o wstently m • bypprrootired medium, i Norway Pine Sirup cute coughs
adtm.d by Harry T. Howard. her subjw Norway Pine Syrup cures Hroochitis
tine w he
him, whim in this uowobong.dit, ng eo I Norway Pine Syrup reale the Imago
owaplete that she would do oxactlr what The .word• of the amweat Maximum were
he told her to do." %Vhile yet the peewee composed of bite of flint or obsidian, set in
I wore limo,/ spool, to the story of Mw • stock about the length of au ordinary
i rig's wretched life and tragic death under saber
Tut . , uTal. Il. i '. no smell William Sloan Orem, of Sago', lad.,
lot young Howard, • carious bat fair tees basost r,co erect from an attack of inmate.
at 10C, and sale be hasn't felt se well in 111
tartuwe story was being teieprashed from
Eau Chore, W.e I'wo guts, Mabel Briggs
slid AImi 1.wnard, made public and otiiutal
tornplur• •t • certain lir. (Large W.
j l'ickio, i.lent of the plate, alleglug
that they bad been bypootized by the
doctor cud thea ate.aalted. Mabel itriggs
had rwre to say am the mutter, her story
being tbet one day, while riding her bicycle
put the Doctor's house that evil num had
bypootoed her auto anteing this Oboe,
though she was not a patient, and that
later 00 she was hypnotize, into taking •
railway trtp with the Doctor to Chippewa
Fall. and into going to Little Niusrs, •
Iooely place .n the neighborhood, where she
rena:se.i with the doctor ,for two days, all
the time under his hypnotic centro!. Alen.
Leonard was M&'trl's awnbdaate sod com-
panion, her tapaeal tomcod tsetse the
ls..ctot's own, Asigal licks'. Fur a long
time
virile THEIR „ t1Kn AI'. e: Sil"ilt.
neither were able too telt what had befallen
her, but alabei timet cleared herself of the
hypnotic spell and told her ■traoge story,
whereupon Mature parents brought reit
against the l'tekioa, and it became a case
%slebru to all Wiscoestu. 'aur Brlvgs-Pick-
Iin ease was tried to the United Sates Cir-
cuit o'eurt on December :]0, end on the very
day that Judge itailey was wrestling with
"post -hypnotic suggestions" and curiously
debating wbetber a long -bearded doctor
could throw an htaerical earl into • trance
at • mile range, hypnotism ;was beta¢ con-
sidered as • f.ctor is two other triols of •
much more serious eh&r•eter. line of three
was the celebrated Kelp c•ae, tried at Co.
'umbra, Ohio. He.. the hypoot.r plea wore
• decidedly novel complexion. The theory
was advanced that Kalp was his own hyp-
nittier, that be was a subject of what is
techb.es1Iy knows as no hyo mete, and
Dna while iu ia comoondition of self-induced
hypm,ttem he, like the gentleman in the
seas, 'is not himself at all.' The m•goibc•
cent opportuoities that are opened here by
the tutrodu,tton of
.r, it 4 tis y•TEK I.,r.. n' 1111,4.
of ,olfdnstructed immlinity nerd not be en
larged upon. The other case sof a very
plain, tuitter•of•tect hypnotism compared
With the halb auto hypnosis, but It had •
much more serious coeehsion, for not only
did -t result in the dtamiwl of .be self -
cosfeseed but hypootved murderer, but it
also, attained tl.e osmose of • new sensation
Mom that -of the arrest, and convietion of
hypsott,!+r. In May, 1j"t3, a turm hood
some -1 Tum Meltonald, ID the employ of
Andersen t:r,y, a toad owner of t'oowsy
springs. Ken ,'h..t down a neighbor nam-
ed T1.0011101 Tattoos. ('a't.n was • wit:masa
sg&Iu.t i:rav in an tmpotant lawsutl, cud
when MacIhanall wt. arrested he free ay
told the story of lying in wait for his victim
and killing him tram ambush, but declared
that hie employer, I:ray, had hypootized
him to commit the murder. On this plea
the Kansas Jury Ithe teal was held at Wel.
lington- estebluhed the exceedingly tmpor-
toot precedent of ac.luitting Ifaclrooald
and c todemoaog I :ray to death. 41a tbat
very day po.ai!.ly through hypnotic io-
(Nene., the same interpreatjcn of occult
Imes wits made in a case hero in New York
city. The ease
%e A• A TRI% IAI."sc.
but the application of the Kansas principle
made it important. A servant girl named
Freda Miler stole 'i2 from her mistreat
Mn. Rachel Richards of 24.3 East Broad-
way. The girl admitted the theft, but de-
clared that she had bens hypnotized and
made to steal by a companion named Min-
n ie Wolf. Freda further declared that
Minnie's influence over her was so wender-
ful and oomplete that she was oompelled to
do everything that Minns commanded her
to do. Her mistress thereupon took Freda
to the Essex Market (-ourt, where she re.
mated her story under oath, and .justice
Feltner took the moms view of the [natter
that Mrs. Richards did, and issued o order
for the hypsotizisg Mutate's arrest, not-
withstanding her employer's testimony that
Minnie Wolf had bees her taitbful servant
tor eighteen months Here, then, are five
erimiesi cause heard in este mouth in which
hypnotism has hem seriously advanced as
an actual reason for the tow mission of crime
tied as awesome oat whisk te base • plea of
.os-r.sp..aibihit] Moreover, In two mese
that eicues h.. bens ssospted by iodtoiel
*Moire se bagasse valid sato warning them
in •Ilowiag the aeteel perpetrators of the
oris* to go tree in meting out punish-
ment to the instigator* mid that iarply,
if set solely, upon the
ljfr
aassoli ea a snow 111611111
‘11111119.• _ _The warder of Umberto* Ging
awned ealdl le Miame.p e es the ale►
Don 3, t lila tam, a gad-b1Nmg
r of sprYsg pse.tivtYwa, her Cie.
is bee sp.abllar eaterprion being •
rather .well fellow .t Mrsn-elle
0505.4 Beep T. Mmwrr- R.twetl eM •r-
rasted sat eempft.o as was dei • weal
«...ales d bie .mesad Mitt, Whoa le
renal A1M atai.onatord isutwlw amd
•wredklnr\ d Mw lleilt sMi w
assets. bee ladder ea
render she =We eeserel d111assU.
tots,'( or Tutt 11.41'1' AI, • RIM I'IAl,.
it i1 • proceeding that certainly mese op
unlimited possibilities for the miseries d
the p•rtieeps crimini• ambers* while in
granting immunity to the hypnotized sab-
iest and indicting pansehms.f on the im-
plied criminal there is • rank departure
from the admtsis4stioo of inane* under the
law as applied is the case of original els
outer hypnotic edem.es Adam laid his
crime to the most powerful of .l1 hypsoliz
ere, the wo.tw, and the wetnaa chimed to
have fallen wader the toaoisatioss of the
Drat hypnotism oa mooed, the old serpent of
evil, the devil : but all were perished, and,
while the hypnotism swo doomed fsrsver te
the meat ..dig.ieid mote of progression
keens, the two subjects were drives Out
tate the geld, ot hard work.
In the report of the meeting of the Ameri-
cas Alueeiati.s of Pvydrnlotiets at Priam -
tea, published in the Ker of Deesesb r 44, it
wee shown to be the oo.sesese et *Mee
that crime mernitted by • pears m a lip -
meth oemdities esis be takes ea prier hese
miasma et 'erbeimal Motivate is thee ppwwa,s1mm..
amd tot cite 'maw ad Will be r..i rod
b • bypee iisi pew whit is normally
Meant and lawal idieg. Here, this, le a
-11asabla s alletiaa satilstists sad issues.
111111hiM )Ileklta dirt practical itlm.k1atiees
of thele List L tM atetn wnr d flb&
Veer*
Al the last mooing of the .ommieslos an
char,- of the :iberlaa r..' .•ads, ,,00tr•tts
for rolling stook were awarded amo Iutinng to,
$10 000.000.
The usages of lust -411• use telegraph
wire to retake bracelet., oorrings .d nom -
rapes, an I tsar doau the telegraph hoes fur
that purpose
After Nov. 30 free pules' no Ituwian rail•
ways was entirely &'•.idled ; even railroad
officer' and employes are now real aired to
pay their fazes.
According to 11'hitet. an area of • quarter
of a. inch enotato. 2 • i more on the heed,
2o on the chin, 23 'u the forearm, 1'+ oo the
back of the hand.
A plug ot tobacco furnishes an excelleut
tmdicstiou of en approaching change iu the
weather. When it u damp the sir to moist
and raja probable.
A plan Is proposed to build au electric
road along the Relate Island coast to coo
nect the summer remota at \arrsgensett
l'ier and Watch Hill.
St•tistia of lace in• iroce people show
that the last 2i yeses the average of moo's
life has ioerea.«i S per cent. or two whole
years, from 41.'' to 4'. +.
A country burring ground had over its
entrance gate the fallowing Idihernjas
metier •• Only the Jead wbo live to that
parish are buried here "
An old rubber loot wee dragged up is
Timelier Sound, Maryland. jut week, with
it young oysters on the outside of it and a
Targe toed on the inside.
The late.t ornamentation for the dining
roots te • duh of jelly in the midst of which
are three or four electric lights. The of -
feet a paeain, and piotore.gnee,
In 1858 as island in the Missouri Ricer
near Leaves wort ncooaised 500*Cr•'t. Now
it has spread until it oompries. 1.400 acres.
.'a coal none hoe hoop [Dead ea it.
RAM'S HORN BLASTS.
Wing dotog always begins with wrong
thinking.
Nothing toad wants us to de is as unreas-
onable service.
1: is dangermie to follow any mos who
does not follow t'hoot
Whenever t wo praying men come together
4 rod has • .tan'ling army.
The devil probably smile. when be meets
• t'krieties with a long face.
The man ohs ie ruled by hit feelings co
sot travel is • straight line
Burdock fills, small. safe anti cure, re-
gulate the Inver and cure r,nstlpatioe.
The man who runs from trouble will
never find time to sten and rest.
I'hrist will sot remain in any heart where
Hie oomtnaaimeots are not kept.
That hacking cough ,tan he tui kly cured
by Ha:yard's Pectoral Balsam. Price 25e.
11'hen a ('bra.tian goes wrong he makes it
that much harder for some caner to go
right.
There as no such thing as reeeiviog the
I4ible es the word of I:eil and keeping Christ
nut of the heart.
There u a difference between sitting he -
fore the tire and. thinking about doing goal
and (Dins out in the cold and snow to do it.
There is something wrong with th!'-rali-
rion of the moa who walks with a lighter
step toward the theatre than he does toward
the church.
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Air Alba MmdeeeNI Ws ash 4 Fib M-
.Mgher idle e.. Mat. mite appy
Webs 1Msib�rmsteam. r a *.e be
help Weeny Movehed stepped the seedy law
bellal*e.t thee W widewel
..mbM mites ma be /w supers
es the .tiro' hod d she lon*►bebs
MO/eh. Thew t. a Meese here ter the
both
WHAT TO READ.
!teed history. It is the story of the pro
grees of human life. 1t teaches by example
and stimulates to endeavor
Read poetry., It est -moms the mind with
ideals that may become real.
Read romance. The example of its heroes
aro an exaltation, sad tend to the formation
of noble character.
Read scieoeel. it supplies information
that syuipe tor usefiitnees and prevents the
triumph of error.
Read philosophy. it impart. wisdom to
• .insider all things, knowledge to under-
sand all things, and fortitude to endure all
t hinge.
Road the Bible. it gives promise of the
future and strengthens the gosh
ITS JUST LiKE A WOMAN
Te scald about little cowls Haid l brava
. bout big open.
To overestimate time ems beauty far
kat then they undeewAlmate their own
✓ edness
To faint et mice and spank tigers with a
broomstick.
To valve a baby shove the world;or arm
above a baby.
To keep nine *ammandmeeta more eerily
than the tenth.
To look at the most undeserving mss
through the kindly sp.etaciee of pity.
To try iwdependeeee, moused in it, but
prefer it pet.
To tail life keg far eaeiel portio, or
tbrow it away for late leas instant.
Te raids despite ma., hatter misname,
tbe loess of a teed heart in Itemoo mature
-Now York Rwsrdsr.
at lay titana err ns0aevwee fhawewgee..
A moat remarkable taetaoce of the mis-
chief which the rat is capable of doing came
to light doom the piuoeeding• of • naval
court tit Inquiry held to August, 1857, for
the purpose of investigating i ne cause of
the lose of the hark Commodore of Hartel -
pool. The vessel which was hurried at sea,
h&4 been loaded with a corgi, et lumber,
o.l the tire broke out to the hold In • most
mysterious rnaauer. It was eventually
proven, on the evidence of the entire crew,
that, beyond the shadow of a doubt the out•
break eau originated by • rat carryon teff •
lighted candle, which had stood to the f..re-
watle end was presently missal by the
sailore sol dropping it among Vie dry and
resinous pose stowed below. The Shipping
1. t: •;:e nal cammeo'ing on dile extra •r -
theory use at the'itne, and speaking' of the
danger generally of rats on shipboard, said
that "tph_yey heave caused the fo:;ulering of
ming' iMps by gnawtog holes in Inc plank-
ing or en eating away the inner side of the
wood Cie to Leave very Utile tor the strain•
ing of the hull to down complettng the aper-
ture ; they have even been known to nt;Ite
the timber at; be waterways until'h,: wool
was in thin Y to • itnit rainwater through
11 ; they will attack the bungs of casks sod
create leak&re • find out the soft parte tit 'Herold' a31 be found is the overture to
Ifife areas T.1r 0e.
Steamship soeuts are not .t all surprised
at the allm(atuaoa t tat hays beau nude
against as Amoroso eoeaan of 'mar proper- 1
ty, who is now the subject of • suit to re -
sums her from speedos( the rest of her for •
taus io traveller lack ata i forth .n the At
laotto. She jsheitel "1,100M00 awl hoe 41
ready spent $8S'MO of at iu traveling tack '
and forth between this °ventre and }:ug
land. Her prospector heirs have mule an'
attempt to restrain her from .pending the
other '1".000 on the ocean, an F e great deal
of oxtnu.eat has been arousal over her cur•
lona taste tar e.a travel. Ste•nahip toes
asst that it te by no means 50 ex -optional !,
iostshee, and that there are literally hun
deeds of people, who spend • considerable j
part of their lives w the sea. nen a 1.1
them travel for their health. .4n instance
is cited lilt nae who hes made *early '1200
voyage» ecru.. the ,•,-pan, who a always
comfortable "rhea at sea, and m* hardly en-
dure
mdure tieing whore on account of the asthma.
Aeother is • cuueuaaptive, and believes that
the sea air will prolong hs 1(e, and there u
• well-known inst.,r,.-r of a man who sudor
ed from neuralgia to such on extent that he
had the bootie of his tow removed mid • ail•
ver plate substituted, in the vain hope of re-
lief. and who claims that when at sea he
does not know what the •err' ion of pain is.
These are • few imetancee, but there are
many others of people alp" take set voyages
on account tit ttic , xettemeot •t leading it,
and who think nothing of making a dory*
•"'Yottee • cesr.
The Origin el Yeelllar Tsars.
'Antioch. is partly taken from •141.• Me.
ash,' the middle portion being from the sir,
'Comfort yin.' The rest of the tune is by
Lowen! %loon.
t'hiattmai wow mesially an air in sire*
t'Non vi piacoue - al.;ch was written in
1728. The air wag adapted to English
words .'He was eye", unto the blind, and
puhluhed in a collection of Mandel* to
17MT1.
' Auotrii was written from . irmoonal
hymo, and wan afterwards used w ;hri
theme of • set of variation.
st 1 a to 'the bat
, Bethany's. nk o 'moiler 4d
'Oft m etillj t fight ' t
•3l.odelnohn' a'Hark the herald'iisuels
,ing'l is from the c$aaa,
written in 1330.
'Mo.:.rt' is the '1) -roe Notes I'4..•am; ftom
Mozart's First Mem.
'.Seymour' is talte.0 from '•Ye:eer 1 np'r•,
'Oberon.' 1: was arranged its a hymet une
by T. 1:. Mason, a brother, 3 we are •-..rr'.
Iv iutoimed, of lir. Lowell Mason. The
metaly and harmony only ha. teen intoe•
petaled int, the twee, the or rhythm
forme entirely d,,cartied It cab be fOttlid
ro the :int number of the opera.
the knees or lining, and make a plumage for
themselves from one part to another So
fully ie the danger of this new come to be
reuognired than such coutin_eocles mei
Ilv provided for in the tosurauce' of
wooden -built ships.
nest Quaker s b.rrb.
Roston t:lobe The Quaker meet roe house
at ' w.rthmore, Eovlaod, was erected about
the veer 1089. It is not easy to say wnich
was the tirst meettng iwase; but - here were
several prior to that date. In early years
I;uakers often held their meet tops 10 private
houses -usually an Swarthmore hall. In
Norton, near Stockwell, as early as lo,toi
w South Shields, 1661 ; in Ireland the tirst
settled meeting was held in Wtltant E (-
musd.on's house in Lugar some time about
1654. If,the •iueation refers to meeting
houses, not to dwellings, it may be said that
• 1 t:ateshe d, is 1617. George Fox met his
followers in • louse in I'Inewellgate, now
the Fountain ma, and that in 1660 another
meeting house was used in High street.
n ow Powell's alnuhouse,which was Oren up
scum after the Quakers had • meecing house
in Pilgrim street, Newcastle. .'according to
a book celled Friendly Sketches, Sunder.
land had • meeting houaie in 1637. It is re-
corded that • score of years before at 'Vert
soldiers kept the Quakers "'out of their own
hired house." There .re several inetancea
given of district meeting hooses earlier thou
that of 1 Iventes, but these letter refer-
ences may be more mtereetine.
*bees? 1.1.1.4.
Daniel Drew was a very absent minded
men, e)ooe he started for the Erie train
sad thought he had lett his watch at home.
First he thought be would go bach after it.
Is .0 absent-minded wag he took out
his watch, looked at it, end exclaimed
Thew! 5 o'clock, acid the tram rope
5:10, 1 wea't have tame.'
Tbea he pat his watch in his pocket and
telegraphed his wife to send it to Albaoy by
es preen.
'Rat Horace 1:reeley,' said Depew, 'eras
more •beset minded than Drew.'
'ib you remember the instance" 1 ask -
.d.Yes. Whitelaw Reid said wase l •reeley
left the Tribal.* office one day he out • card
w his office deer, 'Will return at 3 o'clock.'
•Moppeniar to return at 1:30 and seeing
the sloe, be sat down in tba hall sod waited
for himself rill 3 o'clock. Greeley was ab-
. ented-mi.ded.
A 0.v flat w 0.,ll wser/eg.
A year of do aro 1:eorge W. Coble was
out
tea W..sfw BAuts
Now that the cold weather learns no sod
eople ate Often wYiimg 'something tai
. rsaipsg' for thasadv.s .r twit fished., i1
is timely to ware all reek that • sloe of hot
milk ho all the dvsatiiges for ~Mae
masa d Miry liquors and some of the the
& dynatagsm. Ha ..Uk i. many digsstd mei
eves strength as wend aa meaniest, which
liquor bees set, ser is it ataeadd with a.T
d the after roadies which is i.eviteble with
Moshe& News. Ow kindly lady we knew
d W bees is the baba of keepiag • meal
,wsmtlty el fltmh milk Yet ea theater. whor
so hi ti• hmtly ay hires& are est wired
M wises wad. in tram where seselh-g
Ala,afy 1a05.hIi.g I..s14md. w ndOwa
at am. papaw Ws • good il••11 to Ws silk
A welted saki 1I -( it laramdiaa ad the
la dime MI
M1p t1'B11Ppw•
AAw ` grey, eh111- .�There eseyer,
-i
e1. , frowns* follow.b
sero ie.I r 1. ..4 M the sire 444.
Liar Ot l�r vd� '«IrDi 41111
Q1nry M
whish la the labile w
esli-wersisweive row
WIN. Plbm Ilia sal p a ogles. So
Herold's '!.amps..'
'Luther's Hymn .e:rest t;lei, what do I
see .04 hear'' a has erroneously been attri-
tion( to Hartta Luther. It was originally
• secular .Drag, and was found in ,k»rph
King's I:eu.ogbuch, pu)ljehad in Witten-
berg, 1535. As the hymn, as well as the
tune, ie also attnbut. 1 to Luther, it nay
not he ;imam to state that the tirst steers as
l.v Hev. liartholomaus Fiiagwalt 11530 15991
The, remaining three atonias etre by Rev.
William flange I'011ver, 11.1). (1782 11154 1
The hymn is so imitation of thetree.
The Evangelist.
mew esteem'. 1 earessrte.e ode retiree.
During his lut vent to this dioind1V 1:ob
ert "tevenson escaped a very unpleasant ex-
perien: a and never knew it. A journalist,
who knew Steveneoa by hu publui;ed per -
treys. entered • railway car at Long
Drench, and NW the famous author seated
in • corner, with it black sivare box en li,e
opp-eit.. *est and $ rubber tube daatliug
from it. The conductor knew the journal-
ist, and said to him,poioting to Mr. 'te:en-
son:
•
'I'm 1010e to put that man with the long
bair off the train. He is smoking. 1 asked
him not to, but he. been •r it again while
I've been out of the ear.'
'He is not .mokiu,' sued the iouroali.t :
'that is some device for carrying medicine,
in the form of • vapor which he inhales an
his lunge. He is an invalid. That is Rob
ort Lord Stevenson, the novelist.
The co.dcutor seemed interested but only
for a minute. . ' 1 don't care,' said he. ' I t
doesn't matter who he is. I call it smokier
and hts been at it it atter I told him not
to.'
The journalist tried another took. 'Ilii
you ever read Kidnapped ' he asked,
'Naw,' said the conductor. 't' d
care what he is : he has got to obey t
ru les '
The journalist peraatted. 'Did you ever
read Treasure Island''
'Naw,' said the conductor. 'I don t
read many novels : they're all trach oy-
how '
'Hold on, said the journalist. 'Did you
ever read 1►r. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde ' He
wrote that also.'
Whet" said the conductor. 'I h1 1 retard
.lekkl. 'n' Hyde ' Well, 1 guess I did.
Couldn't deep the eight I finished it. I
seen it Played at. the theatre, too. It's
goat ala t it " Well, that Lan is • dandy,
ain't he' He can smoke -he cam : '1040'1
what you mill smoking, it it ! Sick, is be
He does leek sick. 1'd like fie me any one
abject to • leer the test mans hie m.dl-
oMee.'
reported to hays said that he did set be-
lies in the professional novelist. This wee
mailed to him • week age in 000vereoticu,
and he was asked his particular meanieg.
" Wb amply this," replied the morel.
let : " � novel se • study of social rela-
tions awd social «sedition. A mo, to en
dir,iand these tbisp, mum be an actor In
them. He meet have actually grasped of
fun, sad net hage been always observing
thea, from the mrt.ide for the purpose of
writing about them.
" The great Novel is yet to be written.
The Iran who wrttee it mist have all the
yatraotkin of • Hugo, for example. IN
the seyelbste, Hare is the greas.et, or rather
Om mats,* tit the novel writers. Hem
probably did move in affairs, was mere a
ems of notes them any other, and therefore
he wrote the beat siren.
F.v.ry novel ought to be • story,
whether it deals with tit. &meal or the ideal
relatieea of life. All mar lived. are stories.
Mime we look Mak over Masini we me the
story. i. liaise the life we de set always
me the reseasos m it, Ime.w am are equal
te it, mud our Ufa is est graftage them we is
tea vary slat..• of *Wes The reeeemee is
a great grearars We !e set • rem•mee N
him wink he .xporhmen le, Maims* he is
equal te It Hew ass w Cir emd ashy the
d•ly real•..e of ear lives! by the 05milm-
. tles i do mat mesa the imlg4Nbu d
dream, belt the 1,maeusteve ieegh•tiee.
1
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appreciate a thea! vrticl ' that is hint .t7 1,441'•,
well tinjslu'.1 .mut up to elute. :This t•x}tirlit tl e
groat aleck -, .'f
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('hippo, Croup,
Whooping Cough.
The demand for a pail and tub
that can always oe relied upon as
handsome,cleanlyand indestructable
has led to the making FIBREWARE.
It is as light as a feather, as tight
as a drum, and has no hoop to rust
or fall off.
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Mrs Jae. T. Qi05n.. Ns 3M, Ter+
brook Lemdn.. OM-, mare : ter ievid•• .'s
3Wlip et r rpeselae la without deals the
w est ellesSiveOstedy
ler beslhitle I hove
ee�r We. 11NI, h 9 yearsr
olio k
tlWee ete. else with Aso tresbM
Us 4selbs this cues whet prewar
ties WNW . thaws. one. i shell
Iheeist wsmora l Wassl r Moab.
at lb, sten .(l0. flood.
She was • guileless, innocent thing, sad
as she pained a sign which read 4:Ioves
('leaned said Repaired,' she thought of
.o.nethi.g all of a sudden and Teat into the
Moe.
•i believe you Clean and repair gloves
here, don't you" ab. said to the clerk.
"1 se, ea..,' he replied.
'Well 1 have o.. at home that VII seed
dove to you. it doesn't need cleaning very
mach, but i want it repaired. I've lost the
mate to it. •
Thea she retired, and the clerk is w•ituv
and wondering how he will get square with
that sign.
a 1e1atea w•r4.
George No matter hew things M the
poor alway. slier.
.tack 1 es, the nabobs who own railroads
don't think anything of monist dew. •
poor nae • bores
•1"le, sed tie men who cos afford to
ogre • horse rens down the pees f.Iler on
• Miele.
las, sod Use was who sea afford • kir.
era mite dhifi chap wan ho. te
walk.
That's it. Asd the man who walks
110054.1.. •pbee the poor cripple who rase
w eremites.
nate the way. And the cripple es
(n.sh.1 erode 051M of ale time is jaminiag
hi. syMMe dews as ether people'. e.... It's
•,slay 0511* went.
,Iggr BAKERY
r,Gt'obiAtityn. COAL AND WOOD
JOHN A. GREEN M --
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-CITY -
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has established a new Bakery and Con
fectionery Stole on Hamilton at. iii
Barrio's old .tonal, where he will kaon
couatwntly on hand iiterything in the
line of (:ori Breath, Cakes and Pastry
of hest nudge. Large Lo►vee at 8 its.. i
and small Loat e. at le.
No combination . no extortion. but i
everything to suit the tinges and the
pocketa of the people.
if you want (:ani Bread and Cheap
Breed leave your orders at the New
Itaker), on Ilautilt. n Street.
Wwhltng Cake,. t Specialty.
I tow) delivered to all parte of the
tows.
QfSemnte C..ef•.
t Mmsiseee esegw yield to the grateful
eseahirie anti.. e1 Norway Pb. Ayre,•
11. ..skims.. potebewat weigh el -.. _-05p-
tier, is 412681ty rears! by this swivelled
l44M ami het reesedy. !rise III eta sad
tin els 1.
JOHN A. GREEN.
The Old Reliable
COAL
Special Wattles „' en to
BAWND AND SPLiT WOOD.
Headquarters fur all grades of
NANO, SOFT & BUCIISNITH COAL.
Cu•1 weighed on ,tt1,K maztrt or m orale..
Oet my Prima before (oing e:eew
Taaw* rate.
Telep0se t'.eseetIea. .
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