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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-8-29, Page 22 SIGNAL : OUDNRICII.e Tei ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 29 1895. ? NIP IV! YO, ltmarOn In e half As many good things are likely to. But you are sale in running tate risk if you keep a buttes ei Perry Davis' PAIN K1LLER at bend. It's • never -failing antidote for pains of all sorts. Sold by •11 Dasgfllee mem ar milk 11 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR "I rued you here an anode that's hewed t. 7-` mike • hit. "I.desed pleas god • joke or two to spit* year page with wit. "1 seed • little poem which will plow be- y ood • doubt "Plow mail nae twenty oopiee of the paper when it's out "I liked your editorial on 'Tian. Are growing better And so 1 have endorsed it in • lanes oilmen Ione:. " lbeloved plo.ee find •ubecnptl a is two (Confederate )siren.' '%Viet made you pest my poem under Job.so• • hoer palls "My wife'. bees dose . month, and though .y paper's going 00, You to never mid • wo-d, and folks coot tell which w.y she • rows. "1 ve been in business heti earlyour due hills 1 returned yea) ; And yet you've never 'trots sae up -.e stop my paper dues you! WHAT 1 LIVE FOR. 1 live for those who love eels, Whose hearts .rs kid and true ; For the haven that amulet above me And .waits my spirit too ; Feu all human nes th.t bud me. For 11. task by God sasirned use, For the bright hopes yet to bee me, And the tend that I can de. 1 live to leant their story Whit suffered for my sake ; To emulate their rimy Aad follow is their wake ;. Bards, patriots..arytra. salsas The ►.rein d all agse_.._ Wham deals erewd bistery'a pass And Timis wrest velum wake. 1 live to held ammsnion With all th.t is divine, To feel there is . snron 'Twist Nature s heart .ad mise : To profit by affliction, Kemp truth from fields of fiction, (brew wiser from earnatton And fulfill Cod's grand drum. 1 live to b•tl that Beeson By gifted ones foretold, Whim men shall live by resew And not •loos by gold ; When men to men united, And every wrong thing righted, The whole world shall be Ieghbd As Edon w • of old. i live for these who love me, For those who knew me true, For the heaven that smiles above me And awaai- my spent toe ; For the muse kat lacks •.ietanse. For the wrnr that seeds resistence For the tutee in the distal's* Aod the good that I can do. " AN IM POSSiBLE MAN." ■e lats. MACLakgW. "W F: mast ►.leve Ttixy Marsden on the l'hurad•y -for Mn. Leslie was •re•og- iog two dieser parties. "She will be is her element that evening : but what are we 1s do with Mr. Marsden! "!an t it rather the •ustem to invite a husband with hie wife' he m&Rht even e1 pact to be In. laded," said John Leslie. "I)u you know Cm glad I same to Putney : spring is lovelt a the garden " "Never mend Sprtog just now, as lASli• threatened an exit to the lawn ; "you might have seine ceusiderstion for an afflicted hostess, and give year mind to the Menden problem. "It was Marsden hronght spring into my mind, and Leslie wt dew• with that ex pr• ssios of rset.natesu ea his face peculiar to husbands consulted on domestic affairs "he 'w is ferret me this morning in the train that he had just finished • table of trees in the order of their budding, • sort of .prier priority list ; his leve for d•tutics u amazing. "He is Kettle( to be known on the !1 train ; the n keep their oyes su him and halt into thirds to seen*: he rave • mora ice on the iofluenz• desth-r•te lately, and that kind of thing spreads. "Itut lies not • bail fellow for all that. eoneluded Leslie : "he s perfectly straight in business, and that is saying something. 1 rather enjoy half an hour with bins" Very likely you do, ' said his wife, with impatiesnm. "bemuse your mind bass egoist and you ret •easement out of odd people ; but everyone •as set !lour taste kr 'Astir• some. H• is enough to devast•t• • break fast table ; do toe r•meriber that ••sapade of his last year "You mese when he oerr.eted you about the Americas ps•••g., and g•v• the ratlines of the Atlantic leen macs t10, mid Leslie la, back to enjoy the past. "It seemed t me most intoraativo, and everyone gave up ow)ver.mtion to hires. "Items no one o,uld do anything else with that voice boo.i.1 through shit room.' I can still hear ■i. "The Columbia, girt days, tour hours, iris minutes.' Then 1 rem' and delivered the table." "It was only human to be • little settled by his •oear•cy bit .nu ought Dot to heref retreated so soon, for he gave the express Wane rel England • little later, and hinted at the American lines. (hie might almost call each a .sato genius.' "tyhe.h is often another ,msec for idiocy. Someone was telling me yesterdai that quiet, steady men rush out et the room at the wound of his ,Dies, and Wer wives have to tell .11 sorb of falsehoods " "itity is one of my eldest end dearest Meads, hod it would be • dame to pass her over bot 1 will met have bar hsohaed es any •eeesat." "Perhaps you sro right es • heiress& It 1 is • little hard for s fnvhlsr serer. to ley RP to Mendes. mid 1 hoer that he has got ■p lbs tomserstur of the health resorts. lis • Ilene subjset, •ad leads itself to detail ' "It will sot be given is this hew. What Trite must embus with that w ! He's simply pe••sssed by • didactic devil, had ought never a hays married. Smtieti.. dent •mount 10 orarlty, I suppose, as • ground for divorce, "Hardly, ss yet ; ry and bye tnsomp•ti belay in polities or fiati-n will be admitted; but bow do you know that Mrs Marsden doss not appresiate her husband ! You Gas tell what a woesaa roes in • maw. Perhaps the woman hungers for statistics as make woieh►, She le very •muss;,but • trifle shallow, dost you think "sh used to his the brightest and mod csarming gill in our int, and 1 have •Iw•ys sleeved that she was married to Mr. Mars• den by her people. Troy had 1:400 • year settled ea her, and they ware afraid of for- tune hunters. Mothers are apt to feel that. girl is sale with • man of the Mars den type, and that scolds( mon can be de- sired" "Perhaps they are net far wrong. Man- tles is net • remise io ftgire,and be is scarce- ly what you would e•ll • rseonteur; but he serves hie wife like a slave, and he will neves give her • sore heart " "Do yen think it nothing, John, that a woman with idol's siould be Ned to • bete all her Lys' What • wettest between her bretner and her b.etand, tor inmates. I:od- trey is deeidedly os. .1 itt. greet .inane./ tars 1 ever eon" "H. hue • nice tenor mem, I great, sad his dnwior room eemedies are very amus- ing. Of mars*, no eon believes • word h• says, and I think that he bas sneer got • discharge from his last bankruptcy; but you treat export perfection. (hamster seems to oscillate between dullness ant dishes est y. "I)eo't talk nonsense for the sake of •lht- eratien, John. Tnxy's brother was never intended for business; he ought to have Men • writer, and I know he was asked Is iota the star of The Roouteller, Nappy thought; Ill ask him to comm with his sis- ter, instead of Mr. Marsden..' And this was the note : •'Mt hetet Tony, - We •re making ■p • diaper party for the evening of June 2, •t 8 oidoeL, and we simply sannot go on with- out you end Mr. Marsden, Write instant- ly to say that you accept it; it is an age o rrice i w asp yen, and my husband is ab- solutely devoted to Mr. Marsden He was telling me only • minute ago that (roe resew) why he roes by the 9 train is to get the tvn.fit of your busba•d'a oonvrsauos. With much love, yours affectionately, "TLORENCE LESLIE. "PS. -It does seem • shame that Mr, Mariam •beard have to waste an over ng on • set of •tepid people, nod if he oan t tear himself from hut hooks, then you will tale home a.coleeng to him from me. "1' S. -If Mr. Maredsu will not sends send bring Godfrey to lake Dare of you, and tell him that we shall expect some music." 11 "('ovet to this corner, Wiry, and let es have a .tuiet talk adore Lie men arrive from the dining -room. 1 hope your husband is duly rr•tefnl to me for allowing his. off this social ordeal. Except, perhaps, Jobs. I don't think there is a perste hen fit to die cuss thugs with him.;, "Oh, Mr. Mars:en doe* net care one straw whether they know his subjects or not so long as people will listen to him, and I m sun he was quite eager to come, but I wanted Godfrey lo have a little pleasure. "1 m se sorry for poor t ;odfrey, and Mn. Marsden settled herself down to ow)fid.s tee. "You know, he lost •11 his money two years ago through se fault of hie own. It was simply the stupidity of his partner, who was quite • minimum man. and could not carry .'wt (:odfre) • plans." "My husband might have helped the firm through their difficulty , but he was Notts oberla•ta, and very unkind, •leo. He spoke as it Godfrey hail been careless and lazy, whoa the pee- fellow really injured his health mad had ae ro to Brighton for two months to reeruet.' "Yes, 1 remember," put is Hrs. Leslie. "We happened lie be at the Metropole sue week, and (:odtre% looked utterly jaded.' "You have no idea hew much he *offend Florae, and haw beautifully he bon the trial. Why, had it sot been for ms, be would sot at.. had money to pay his hetet bill, and that was • dreadful •bangs for • man like him. F1. has always been very proud and much petted by people "The poor fellow has sever been able to find • suitable post sines, although he spends days in the city among hs old friends, sad 1 can lee how it is tallisg on him. And--Florrie, 1 wouldn't mention it to anyone ereept an .14 friend aad Mr. Marsden has not made our house pleasant to poor Gr.dfrey." 'You dont mean that he reflects on his .i*tortusse ' "Doesn't M' It • simply disgusting what he will any at times. el. testerday morn- ing- this is absolutely between vies and me; os• must hay •sets o.eidest (:ndfr.y made some remark ia fan sheet tie out of Tem'• oast. He will not p, as yes haw. do whet I like, to • proper fairer." - - "(:odfrey is esrtainly iamb better dre.sd," said Mrs inane, thee either of our hesbasds." "Perhaps it was that made Tem ggt. gry. but at any rate, be said quite shagey. '1 isn't afford to drum bstw,"ad d..INN Godfrey know what he :scant. It was area m W alreametemese, ter many maim wed far were se Wer elotbes tees O.abee. He amply gives his meld to the mailer sad takes sero .t his thbtga He will speed my U. samaras • ease or genie. • .eat steed." "Ia oar' trothgeii-dd.e ap.st ib heeds, Trixys, •'Yes, 1. the meietim., and fist is the name why we ought t• be the more aae- steeate. 1 wished se settle half ley lessee on him, bet it is .sly • third of what it sed to ha ---...thing to do with .vest masts has mimed it --ad Mr. Marden would ser hear of sash a Wow. He allows t:adfny 1100 • year, but that hardly k•.m him a clothes and pocket moony. " "gull, Ma's you tisk it's all Godfrey meld upset!" and Mrs. Leslie was lade ed for .coo to defend skirt •bed mea. "Few basbaads would do as mach for • brother to taw," "Oh, of oourss, he does it for .y ink., n od be inseam to to kind. But, Flerrio, Mr. Mendes is so oared ni and meta', always speaking as if we were poor and had to lay up for the iuture, while 1 know he he. • large Owosso end • sun inane.. "Why, he would not leave that horrid street to Highbury, soy what 1 mould : sed I owe it to Godfrey that we have some to Putney. Whoa Tum went out to Al.xeo- dri•, .y brother simply took our prows hoe, and had It furnished u Mr. Mars. den's sem., and so when he arme home treat Alexandria we were seta►lishod in the set► - ago. "John is ehs best of hammed , out I dere wt have changed oar hew in his ahsenee, and Mn. Leslie began to get sew views on the situation, "Was Mr. Marsden not rather *tort but "He was inclined to be wry with God trey, het I wt the boy off to Scarborough for • month ; mad he is moor lowly to me, only tir.som•--you ain't imagine how tire- "Is it the statistics!" "Were Mae that. He has began the Reformation mow ; and insists oe realise from some daft old book every evening, Duane History, I think, till I with there had sever been such a thing and we were all Romeo Cstadfs '. "Yen ;Way he world ham rad about the NOM Mani fir the p My dear gi r l yea des't iamb iota,. year mid improved. Yen ought bs;b. proud of your Mahood. Most mon sloop after dinner with an evening paper u their hands, and are quite groes if they're awakened. But there they mete, and we most have Godiney's last'.eng." IIL "Nurse will rim at 4, and bring you • Mee sup of ter. Are you sure you will not he wary, being aloes two hours !" sed Mrs. Marsden, in charming out -door dram, blew eau-de-solos/as about the room. "Don't you love scent "Where aro you getup !" asked Maratha, tollewiag her with fond eyes. "l-oa told m• yesterday, but I forgot ; this ilia.ns has made me stupider than ever, I think. Wsent 1► some Charity •" "It's the now soeiety .veryose is se inter. meed in, 'the Working Wives' CJ:►ure Clime.' What is wasted u happy homes for ths work' -amen," quoting freely from so eloquent woman orator, "and the women must be elevated : se the East End is to be divided Into distri•ta, and two young women will be allotted to each. Ars you listening!" "Yes, dear ; but it rash me to lie with my eyes slowed. Tell me all about your society. Whet are the yawn, ladies todo' "Oh, they're to visit the wives is the attenuant sod read books to them : solid books, you knew, about wares ane-aU kinds of things w.rkingmea like. Then is the evoniag tke wires will be able to talk with their haabanda on equal terms, and tb. at.. will not want to go to the public how. Iasi it a capita idea "A sad little smile touched Marsden's IgM for .e instant. "And where do you meet today 'r Isn't it a long way tor you to ro to Whitechapel "Didn't I tellfyou ! The Slarchione..f I:Iw)eoster s giving a drawing room at her tee J house, slid lady Helen w.ott r' urgent note, 'nuyting that I should cents. even though it ware silly for as hour, as her mother dao.wded on my advice so much.' "Of ceures, i know ►het's just a way of putting it ; but I have taken lots of trouble about f.ndmg the union, so I think it would hardly do for see to be absent. Your feeling much better, ten, aren't yon, today, Thom,s !" "Yee, much Witter : the pain has almost ceased . perhaps it will he quit gene when you retina. Can yeti spare just ton minutes to sit beside me ! Then is sem.thisg I have been wanting to my, and perhaps th'i ie my silly chanes. When I am well again I may -be afraid." Mn. Marsden sat down wonderng, and her husband waited a minute. "t los understand@ many things that par /led him before. whin be lies in quiets fee weeks and takes en after•look. Yes, i su.peetod it at times, but 1 was • "toward sad put the thourht away. It •a..ed cari- ous that no ens came to spend en hoot. with me, as mon do with their fri•ods, and i no- ticed that tb.y appeared to •void fie. 1 thought it was Caney, and that i bad set' eee.cl.n• "Kees/thing to quite plaint sew, and 1 am sot hurt, dear, .,d 1 don't Mann a iy parson: that would be very wrong. People might hay* been ter mon impatient with see, and might have made my life tsieer. able. "God gave .s • slew lei id sad • slow tongue: it meek use a Imo ti isei to grasp any- tting. ad no ese tared about the subjects that interested m.. llstride- 1 wish mew you trod told me hew I leered fir - friends : 1t would have boon • Madames. het never miss' that sow. You did fret like to pyo as pai,. "What trembles tee smatillillieraf .nett you should have ban tied M • very dressers fellow," said Marsden, with some peer attempt to smile. "Had i tteaght of what was Wire you i would est ham salted you l marry ms "Den's err. dear: I did met wish to hurt yea 1 wasted to ask year pas'd•e fee --all thin mastyrNs, sad --to desk ye. kir- beim my wile ; sad Isere Is .,methiag e lm„ " Y oa ee., when I get well sad a not lying is bed. maybe I eoald est tell yea, ss let me expiate every:11as eow,.d than me seed •et .peak .heat mob thugs agora "Perhaps y.s Mesita 5.10. s ---I. Mt 1 wee envies fee • perpesa. Year per - ma has me breaght quite so lamb as to did and I wished to make it tip be yea, aid DOW yea nen have i600 • year, as baste. If this i11e.se had gees •gimei sae. yea would have bam quite oemfa'Mhlw-m .cosy, 1 ate•n, Mar. "N•. I heaist ea year gouty to Lady Gloucester's ; tie change will d• you geed, e nd 1.111111 here diguetiog the Refera.•ties, yo. knew," sad he smiled Miser rhos time, quite creditably, in fact. "Will you give ase • kiss jot so keep till we .set again!' When the sane same down at four to take Amite, she was horrified to Nod her patient slime, and in dm death year, but wallows and able se speak. "Doti ring --nor seed for my wife 1 sent her away, for I kliegs the end was neer --made her go, is fact -against het wilL The nurse gave bits brsady, sed he hs came strong for • minim. "Jho hes hod • treat deal to bear with stn, sad 1 did not web her to see death. My .•neer has always been m wearisome -I hoped that -that nobody would be bete. Yon are very kind, nurse ; no more, if you please. "Would it trouble you --to hold my:hsod, n urse' It's • little lonely --I •e not •heed -• wayfaring asas--though • tool -net firf therein-.' He wan' mot nearly so tedious with his dy- ing u he had bees wadi his living. Very shortly afterwards, Thomas Marsden had dope with stamina forever. Iv. Thew days later Leslie emu hese from the city with tidiags ea hie t•,., and he told them to his wife when they were alone that sight "•Maredm's lawyer made an appuumuuet at. tbo Amoral. and I had an hoar wt�t him. He hes asked me to be trustee with h imself in Mrs- Marsden',settle.oat." "I'm se glad; yes mot accept, ter it will be snob s eetsfee't to poor Bestrew; but I thought Godfrey was her sole trustees ' "Se he was," said Leslie, grimily, "seri e the pity, one he h.bsrsled every penny of the fends--gets►led them away u ear. playing and --ether ways. "Godfrey Hrrrieoa. Be•tnoi s Mother '" "Yes, her machadmired, •000mpli.ted, ill -ted brother, the victim of tier husband's ▪ "If that be Woe, tion Godfrey is simply "You mean an unmitigated (scoundrel. (jnit. ee, Florence, and • °amber of other words we won't go over. I tell yen," and Leslie sprang to his feet, "their" u ee.e use is swatcies; if it had net beep tor one two expressions that Dame to my memory e nddenly today, I should bare been i1L Curious to say, the I•wvrrseem. to enjoy them—as mach as myset .77471i .mgt be • tad Case.'' "But 1 dent aaderstaad-if Godfrey spent Trixy'.tamer how is there anv►hi p to manage! Did he try a hack•'. "No, he did not, and could not; he hs not enough brains to earn sightpence •x - ceps by eheatuP, and if by chasm he came ate'• t o:Mae, would grudge nil sits•• Nand-" "Twee —" "Don't you bogie to cauh • glimpse of. the facts! Why, Marsden toiled ad scrap .d, and in the end, b,r the doctors sey,killed himself to replace the .nosy, aol he bad jot succeeded beton his death." "How good of him : but I don't see the aaeaosity of all ttuseerecy on his part, and all those stories about low interest tint he told Trixy. ' s� "Ther was no necessity. If it had her some of us, we would bars let Mrs. Mars- den know what kind of • brother she had, and ordered him out of the .owntry oe threat .t jail. "It was M•rsdea's (minnows, Int a .all i►. to span his wits the diagram of her idol and the lose .f his noes•.'. So her hum hand was despised beside this precious ron•1 every day. "Troy will get • terrible shock when eke is told ; it would almost have been kinder to lot her know the troth before he died.' "Mn Marsden is sever b knew,' said Leslie: "That was hie wish ; she's just to be informed that the new trustees have bees appointed, and that we are to take care tint she does sot waste her inseam on the follow." "People will seed letters .t oodolesos to Mn. Marden, but they will say at Jur seem teas that it's quite beautiful to sem bar sorrow. In two years she will marry some well-dressed fool, and they will live cm M•reden's ninny. and Leslie's votes bed an unusual Mom—nese. "Did yes ever hear of another save bk. ibis, ,John "Never. Whore old Parchment deserib.d Marsden giving burn aha instructions he stopped suddenly. "'Marsden, he said 'was the biggest fool I ever imam •oroms to the smarm of 42 years' practice, me he went over to the window.' "Ana yin ,., "1 went to the fireplace. Ws were both so disgusted we amidst speak for five .i. - atm." Alter • short while Mn. laths said "te appears to .e that this slow, •sintseestiag w, whom everyone coasted • bore, etas--- it:ineet • hen...' "Or altogether," replied John Leede. ometrw Shirt waist., The rumor is scent that this is the shirt waist's lest einem.. However Was or raise this rs.•r mayIhsas gygsst a delete but Malan W me -- fir skirt .nine. .mends that .f say other season ea wined. They are made h • ge.at•rvariety a materials thea noir Waew, Ma hart d which is dimity made up with white seams and omffi. A height tree ea the ✓Z Fym- tweeks Railer* was det•ist ttaMyed train hebee•a Hftptas �`r. ►M OLD WORLD trim's. The teal was of the mined whist critic, "1'wtabrk1gs." L Juba Penh Hewby, Ile 1s slaty ) ears of rote •ted Its parents wen stern Puritans, who moor allowed • look of esrds to enter their house. The now Spanish premier. tenor Cap- tives, to sold to be tet homeliest utas stud the newt s•ratstlo urwtor In Madrid. The senor Wee the champlun of W abolition of slavery in Spain and Its dependeuekea According to • little book rested by Men C. H. $purtl en then were distribut- ed Iasi year Ilketla volumes of her late hus- band's woiks t,yl.ther with autue ether the tboKiwl works, making a total til 1V, • ::it, volumed, distributed In nineteen years. John Iflondelle Burton. the 1Cuglieh novelist, stands six feet four invitee and look• inure like a big life guanituesn Mon a water of nonnative. Ho bas meter ed widely and hie flet ttewepapt'r w. rk was duce In Baltimore. Ho uaarriel the daughter of a Philadelphian. One cuneequence of the battle of the Yalu Is the prupmal made In Europe of • stabilebin t a naval tied Cr.w, .•'.iet'ty, libretti vessel.,'refuted in rotate distinctive rotor, shat) accompauy hostile fleets and pick up the crews of vessels bunk in action. tisr•h lternhardt drew a Idr•ge audience to s Pans civil court rat+ly, where she was sued for nut pitying s bons dealer's 1)111. She told that star always destroyed re rlpte. but that she had paid this ono and, being asked 1f sho would swear to 14 she said "Je 1e jute," and wen her east). An ambulance cycle fear been Invented by a Berlin doctor. 11 Is • litter renting on two wheels at one end, and attached to an ordinary tricycle at the ether, and worked by two mea It would he useful In small tows, whorl • horse anbulsncs is too expensive, or in the °wintry. AS YOU LIKE IT. First American St•te.rnaw New York): "11's me that's thlnkiu' this do be th' :night fur th' ward caucus." Second American State.man: "It will have ter be postpone.. We can't git a quorum.'' "An' why can't wet" "Not enough of us is out of jell." -New York Weekly. "What do all this stuff about woman suffrage mean" little Drs Grogan asked, looking up at his paternal parent front the morning paper. "it means," said Mr. (:roger, "that pretty ren uo wan will he allowed to vote except gas women." -t ('ineinnati Ttibt.tts. Gipsy (telling and elderly w.p.m.'. fortune form the linen, of her hand): "1 am worry to tell the young lady and she will Iwo through a serious illness in her twen- tieth year " Indy: "Good gracious!" (Sighs and gives the gipsy a dollar. s-Fllegeude BLit- ter. The new proprietor was inspecting the premises. "Who looks after these walks and Hower beds?" he inquired. "1 do, sir," answered the man with the hoe. "What is your name!" "Ilnmgardner." "Well. that's what you are."-('hicage Tribune. "In all my career." said the eminent statesman, "I can say that 1 never d"ue anything to be ashamed of." "You mean," sneered the cynic, "that you have never done anything you were ashamed of." -Indianapolis Journal HORTICULTURAL NOTES. The best time to plant evergreens 1s just before the starting of the new growth. l'each trees may be planted in the young Apple orchard, if you five where peaches grow. Is it not foolish to grow apples and store them and then let half of them rot for want of caret The loss of apples from neglect is very large. Much fruit is lost because there is not sufficient care to put nothing but sound fruit in the cellar. A stitch in time, in such matters, saves nine surely. Watch the cellar in which fruit is stored that it may not become ton warm. Fruit requires a low temperature. ('.Art off the cellar by opening the wiudote•t. We observe that some of our exchanges, though not denying the merits of sun- flower culture, pooh-pooh tire idea. It is the old disposition to carry the grain with s stone in one end of the bag for tatlanoe. When grafting, mix together four parts resin, two ports beeswax and one port beef tallow. 1t must be .oftened when used, but need not be worked with hand; apply with a stick. If the winds chill it tow readily in the vessel, place a piece of glass over it. ITEMS OF INTEREST. Menzel draws with his lett hand air. paints with his right. 11 ham been computed, that to (Treat Itrlteln there are 2,000,00e dog owners and _+.,pat exhibitors and breeder of dogs. !laying saved up OlSkoon crowns ether 1014 the women of Norway nee going to pro int their (.overntnent with n torpedo boat. A fashionable designer in the west end of London Is computed to make on an overage between *14,1111 and Kitt 000 a year. There are ten "fruit r•howls" le Ironce. where pupils ern instructed prac- tically how to cultivate and huabsnd fruits. ('hlrtit'e Emperor gets up st [out o'clock t., study English and the Manche before breakfast, which is ret five. Ile makes up for It by wring to 'rel at sundown. Tbo sakes or c.al foam the mines of the Transvaal Coll Trust and other onmpan- le+ in South Atrial have been analysed nrently aid found to contain nine pennyweights of gold to the ton. Two of Swedenborg's works, "Heaven rind Hell" and "The Doctrine of Charity," have join been translated into Arsblc by Prof. Salmons. They are to be published In Rngland, Egypt sod India WISDOM OF THE FUNMAKERS. Truth was stranger then fiction to A nanima. A aide alum •ttreotlon-A pretty prur l.'. Monumental I large- A mord teeny grave- stones Repairs --Second marriage.. In what month do women talk be.atf In February. Many a mon 1s exp.eted to her the archi- tect of his son -In-law's fortune. Blobbe--why do you mill one of your redstivas sant and thu other awns? ?Robb -Will, the other has money bderly Lodger -Hoe 414 you sleep feet night. Professor, Proteeae Lerklao- l.ying down. madame. -Wbelt g (W. Vs.) Corner Memo 1. aa. iI Jensen.. 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