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GOD AND THE GARDEN.
illy Donald A. Fratera
Goe planted Wm agardent
Alan wilt that grove alvine;
But Goil must have a garden,
Ana so He wale in mine,
Yes, God walks in my garden,
I hear Him in the breeze:
I hear Hen in the birilmotee
Among the leafy tram
lees, God walks in my garden,
I see Hint ia the flower;
I are Hen ire the order
That placee path and bower.
Yes, God. walks in my garden,
I feel Him in the peace
That settles round my heartstrings,
And. titis ell aching cote.
Dost think Goa loves not gardens,
Nor walks in them at all?
Or that He le too mighty
To care for taings so enielle
Just go into your garden, .
reed vitae and. wait, and see,
And God, will come to you, there,
Wen. as Be comes 40uee.
--The Westminster for Febniney.
41.444,04,4444•••
nay= AT OPENING OF SERVICE,
0 God, who of old didst command
Thy people to approach Thee only with
ouch sacrifices as weee puree. whole ana
without blemish, we beseech Thee thee
as we now draw nigh to Thee to offer
U e our saerifiee of prayer, we may briug
stilly meth petitions as are net:anted by
any selfish thought, impure desire or
cereless etterance, I.rar nue prayers
nsceed as an oder of sweet fregrance,
/temptable to Thee. May our heartbe
filled. with 'bola aamiration ana our lips
express the reverenee of our lives. And
in our yearning for uneperatable things
we invoke the- interceesion of Thy divise
Spirit, that He may interpret our cry
before Thy throne. So may we not da
part from the purity a prayer either
In the aspiratiOal of our hearts or in
the petition of our lips; through eesus
Christ our Lord. Amen..
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Sweet Norine
Their borrible yell produced a magidal
effect upon the -Mate ma/raked beealts.
Xn hus
leae tthan it akes to reeounrb it,
Joe had 'whipped up his horse end was
plunging through their midst. They.
?oozed for a time fairly paralyzed at
the meneeing danger watch °mewled
them, 1-
"Now, I guess you will have ea crie
jeetions to letting me peas" exited Jae,
jerking the bricile freet the leader'
hand.
"Pass?" they all cried, in a. breath,
"Wily, Of course you will, but surely
you will atop area take a hand With. us
111 defending ourielvee, A shot from
your tight bane might turn the tide of
tbe skirmieh in our foam if we are
nearly equally numbered."
"1 don't know why I should risk my
life in your defense, for you would. have
taken mine a raoinent eince without a
scruple. But if you. will bawl me °ea
of your rifles, a pistol, anything,I will
wing as lawny- redskins as X asap not
for your sakes, particularly, but for en.y
own," replied. Jim, hurried'.
There was no tkate for further words.
A belt containing at brace of seven -
hooters and cartilages Was Ming to
hird, ana at that reweave the redskins
dashed into eight. For a moment they
seemed fairly bewildered at the score or
more of facet that loomed up before
them, wage they had. expeebed to *beheld
but one fleeting form. Bat they were
equal to the occasion.; tire Pawnee is
seldom or never taken at a disadvan-
tage. Though 'surprised at the number
of whites, they lied no thought of shirk-
ingthe fierce oontest on that account,
Zle Indians seemed to have iltereetaed
in numbers. There were fully fifty of
thent ashen:ring like an avalanche upon
the bandits from ,arouna the sharp bend
in the roadl
As they neve in sight, riding furiously,•
half A dozen abreast, the rine% of the
aesperate robbens made wild, havoc
among them.
In the midst of the whites they be-
held their escaping creative, and- with
demoniac yells of fury their first ar-
rows were pointed at him. But luckily
their aim wee so hurried, the flew harm -
Mealy past him. The firearms of the
bandits and theedexteriteeneft—whiele
they use tateu gave them great advert -
t eereta• the Pawnees, and- in the ter -
battle Wheat ensued the latter were
THE KINGDOM.
(a et miller.)
"The kingdom of God is within you."
I claim that this kingdom 16
Beal—It is not a delusion. It is not
eVaneseent, like
'The snow falling in the river,
A moment white, then lost forever."
Clouds move, breath Ovapordtes,
oun-
down flathes melt, but this kingdom L
fire proof, decay proof, storm woof,
Poison proof.
This kingdom is
Stable—It moves yet abides. It is not
meteoric in its illumination, ;t is not
a plant that blooms only every hundred
years. It continue:a enlarges, enriches,
ennobles; goes on and on, from more
to more, from glory to glory. ,
This kingdom is
Near—It is not a province of a dim
and. distant centre e .LE ape:tics, I heir.,
He touches, I respond. My body .is near.
He is nearer still, The relation is dear,
tender, lasting, it a a household liana -
teary, a temple -house.
This kingdom is
Personal—It is bounded by personal-
ity, It is not It, but 1. Other realms
may contain things, here enly is the
great "1 am." la His preeenee, I recog-
nize and eouverse. aly eontaet is vital,
direct, intimate, ray vision is Acute; my
life is intense my etude is devout, my
pet e
to be tipsi1 n 1t wait 44*
cio itt"
Oliffora, ao not verb eo naiad-
ly to me, Or 1 easel Me," waited Norine,
wringing her trends. ''Grendfather ie
not heee. 014 not ereeta hine Imre. I
uot, Wow be weer tiontieg hero 'tao
talk with note I had kept everything a
sem*, ea you, &eked nee toao,
mei I ',Mimed ray love for aou to barn
tonletiut quebe chime" They IMO
Sepectleing iti of you, °Mona sena I could
not boa it, at wee lilee pleingieg e.
foillarp knife through my- leatert, awl I
told them ero,"
Au impitteent -imprecation broke from
her one* liege
"Itail walk with yo Me As the
poet °thee, we I eau soles to mail
onto tethers, ad you shell tel lee
about kPhe 0034, taking he eirM in a
not 'very pleaeaut mod. •
With fa:Rea-Mg voicie Noeirie told ban
truthfully juet whet (JeingTed. She
expected Km to vigorously refuels the
°barge that he tidd wet kese here _but in -
stela& to the girl's greet astonleament„
he be into a sneering lesegh—e,lgb
Eat Made the tilootl tan cold ia her
wino
"Wells whatever oomies of the eafeir,
you beve troiugat it on yoveeelf, Nor -
,e," he deolaxed, "It would new be a
rather Mena matter to take you with
me when I go lima; the epportunitiee
fore gettg off are so pertloge."
if we weee—were mane*? the
faltered, timaliy, "axist—anst I wili gon-
e:sot to many you end go with yogi
Cliffora."
laughed a harsh, gutting lauga,
etavilerieg ientseeleekt
I am lAUX13 xMelt to be eery moth
4111001 to you for your kindly intere
, time, Norine, t t.he feet of the meter
Ss, I esainot marry you under the terms
of the wall just yet, until X reeve Nevi
'Walt swot trensece seene 'moister* tut
remains to be ettetuded to them. Do
y1*:3, oorinirehenat"
Olifforde moaned, the Ora "I
owyaiot peat frean you; I should, sorely
Yeti menet mean te go away
emithout xnarr•ying me, a&—and taking
me ,witIz you, tie you have ea often tokl
yon nul y woota commit to go
teat you, deer?
Be bit his in vexation, Iler had
been very not to ow the word
marrtage in talking with Nevem in the
paaP,; wad now 'hi beeir her pie her faith
tie premise of making her les wife
aemoYea loin exeeedingly, to Foxy the
leact.
eYou imuirt Wen and. heed whet I
have to say, Nedra," he tepillea, (log -
and eeaelvely. "I cannot marry
until I reach the Beet, aml oome into
fidl possession of this fortuee. Now do
you undeesitand the position I ate plac-
ed. iref If you with to go with me ender
these eircumetances, 'well and good; if
not, I must leave you beland no I
leave you free to realm your own choke.
I dont went you to ever haze it to say
that I ever pee -sealed you in this mat -
teat
Norine was so ninth of a blioughtiese,
innocent child thee be did not Team -
the drift of bis carefully selected Nyorcle.
Sbe *nary ueilerstood one thing, and thae
was, that he wanted her to temayhn
'hen bus ehould get the great fortune
tae Ilea been left hen. That wits AZ
that ahe undeestood
Even wall° they wen talking Clifford
Carlisle was teiting himself that he was
tired of the era Ile bad enjoyed the
love-nwadzig: wihile she boa been content
to say notlierg bear nothing, of mani-
a e; but now that that subject filled her
mbL be was begiuning to tire el it. Be
knew, too, full well that be would never
dare make any other Woman than Fier -
lee Austin his wife. Florice held him in
her power too completely foethat.
And yet Norine Gordon was so exqui-
sitely lovely he could not bear the
thought of giving her up.
If he could have managed to have
grasped the fortune without Florice AUS
tine having such a damaging hold on
hen, he ..teiglit have been tempted on
the spur of the moment to.ha.ve married
Noriee, But as it stood, there was ne
possibilite of it; not the slightest.
Still, he did not quite have the heart,
cool rascal that he was, to tell the girl
-who was clinging to hh•a with such pas-
sionate sobs the plain truth; and it was
very pleating to him, too, to see how
completely the pretty creature was in
study 'the probable outcome of hie are
tion, thus tending the foes which he bad
left behind, 3i1n to wbere he was.
Without stopping to take time to
titutly the probabl outcome of his ac-
tion, he took hurried aim and, fired
thrice In rapid seccessiore
As soon as tal0 bullet strew% the blurbs
es there was a deep, guttural green.
Joe sprang toward the bush without
stoppieg to think ethether ortiot the
hoary under -Omni coneealea on foe or
half a dozen.
PriMang tee heavy branthee, he peer.
ed beirind them cautiously.
Hie keen eyes were usea to discern-
ing objects even itt the deep FAugle of
the wood by this time,
There, stretched upon trie green
sward, he beheld the ?stalwart form of
an Indian.
A rift of moonlIglit drifted In tarougle
the eiterlaelves trees above, ana by its
light jai could see that his bullet hail
done its work. The glazed. eyes were
glaring ghastly beneath the blue and
red atreeks of war paint.
Jae knew by the way in which his
scalp look of comet black hair Wae
twined and braided, and by the color
a his warpaint, that he was a. Pawnee;
also by his battered and broken eagle
plume and his richly embroidered waue
pun belt, that he was one of the chiefs
of the tribe. With thie knowledge came
another remembrance to our hero, and
thee was that these warrior chiefs nev-
er travel alone—they were alwayo
companied by two or „more braves.
-worship hi worthy. His light is seare out, down like grass with. the scythe.
ing, His eye ceenmanding. His en the midst of the caner Joe
Sphere all inelusive, conettatita I tun thought it witest and best for s own
aware, His welcome is rat. 'enerateua le. safety to make Ms escape as quickly
ward, ' es possible, for the safety of Hadley
This kingdorre is depended upon his reaching there as,
Distin.0-4here is nothing like it, it quickly aa poreibIe en4 warning the
1:S1c-unique. A greater than Solo- vil ere of their peril.
'Mon is here. A greater than Jonah i The xcitemont was at its height,
lime. There is no competitor, ne rival. both the bandite and the :savages fight -
It stands alone in graudeur eta glory. in like veritable demons for supremacy.
"1 am the light of the world," Ile Aiiir.e
me as a partner and says, "Ye are the
ealt of the earth." Distinet, unequalled,
inclusive, exclusive, "nothing shall htirt
nor destroy in all my holy mountain,
saith the Lord."
To stretch my band and touch Him
Though He be far aaver;
To raise my eyes and see Him
Through darkuess as thteugh day;
To lift m..sr voice and call ilim—
This is to ray!,
To feel a hand extended.
By Otte WhO stentleth uear;
To view the love that shineth
In eyes serene and dear t
To know that Ile is calling—
This is to hear!
—Samuel W,
4+ 411414
A MOTHER'S fiNXIOUS TIME
Promptness Saved her Child
"My daughter 1474,4a in the last term
of her High &hoot work whee it sud-
denly and forcibly airmail upon me that
leer little cough had beinx bengiug ore
even in. elate of tee warm weather,
Limiting De her anxiously, for a fear had
oeme into my mind, 1 ease %lie had
grown pale end a. lot thinner. It seemed
queer Tires:eat uoticed it all along before,
but, you see, 1 counted ou it wearing
wee', What an awful risk for peewits
takel Of course, X didn't tell lier
ow anelous I woe, but I watched, the
effeet of Ferrozone with the utmost
anxiety. My girl seemed so slow to
imtrove, ape the first two sveeks eeeraed
like 0, you,3y thie time not even the
first beg of Ferrozone heel, been. used. up,
still ehe had greatly Improved appetite,
and be progress after that was :splen-
did. Wirer: the weather improved she
walked a lot, and: gaine4 steacilly in
vigor and weiget. The eaclarig cough
aleappeared, and with it every trace of
weakness. I know of no tones so noir-
iBhng strength -giving, ao beneficial for
growing girls as 'Iterrozonee "
Not only for girls, but for all who are
week, tired, pale, run down and in re-
pressee Spirits—there is no Medicine so
Sure to to win lea& vigorous hetath as
Wei -rezone." Try it, one or two tablets
At ineals; 000. per box, sec for *2,60, all
dealers or The Catarrhozone Co,, Itieg-
eterb
dealers,
LTKE IIIM.
Changed into les iretiget Not per-
fectly—oh, never perfectly in this.
The refleeted image of the sun in the
lake is very different from the sun in
the heavens. If he cease to 'shine, as
when a cloud passes over hie face, the
image in the water is lost, If you
disturb the sinooth sturfate of the
lake, the likeness of the sun will be
broken into glimmering ftagmeute.
Still it it the image of the atin. SO is it
with Christ's likenese in the heart of
the believer, If a cloud of unbelief or
worldiinese come between the image
vanishes. When the hank is troubled
by doubt, or fear, or sudden calamity,
how broken the likeneee often Is! But,
whether dinely or lightly appearing, it
is lacerate to Jams stili,
Arra be riot discounged, Akar Chris -
thin soul, if after all thee yeare you
ean eee nothing of the beautiful linage
in yournelf. Let it comfort yeur 'wart
to refleet that Jams may see his like -
nese where We ewe hardly diecern it at
all, just as the portrait ef ehile will
RenletiMeti teem betthr to e, permit's
eyes than to a strehgera. There are
touches of teseroblenee which may
love eau see. Not that this should -con-
tent us. We ought not to be satisfied
with ti liketiett whieh only the eye -of
C4od can tea We must, aim to be so
like +Mutat that all the world oat Ate
Him in 11s.
It la eald of St. Prenell of Aesisi that
he boa peed to long eta AO admiringly
at the erctie that the woureit Christ
had reprodeeed themselveis in hie own
bode. The Fraveticen monks to this
day hold that markt of diteobration
dia tante hi their greet Matter's himas
and Pet, and that blood exoded from his
ekle. That tea,' ?seem to *Se a -dream of
superstition. Bat this 14 no dream—
"the rherke of the Lord ;Meet" may be
In every one of vie; the marks of Hie
life and of Hie death: the markt, whkile
dereare vos Hie to every eye teat
atiltelesi ye, mei wkilele illearef
lut AIM own., ts peeving :a a the Num
lottinvirly liereena with Mmielia—aiiikleen
r MIK tedini Wila. skean Clisiert.
J'oe looked, ea,utiousiy about lam.
Where were this chief's compardonei
Surely they could not be much more
than a Jenne away. Perhaps even at
that moraeht they were stealing expert
he21 silently as thadows from among
the trees, no doubt surrounding him,
He stood. quite still. All was deathly
silent, save the wind sighing anioug the
trees and the loud beating of his own
heart.
One moment, two, he stood. thus, lis-
tening -with terrible intentness, every
nerve etrained to its utmost tension.
No sound broke the awful stillness
save a startled night bird's cry, as it
flew from its nest over his head far in-
to the dim recesses of the leafy forest.
-atother moment pas:ma; another, end
.yet another. '-
Joe wondered why, if' thesavages
were lurking behind the trees, that they
did not spring forth upon him with a
savage watery.
He told himself that he would teal his
life as dearly as possible but this hor-
rible suspenee was a taiousand times
harder to endure than the hottest eons
filet, .
Joe knew, too, the Paevnees' manner
of fighting. A single Indian had never
been known to attack a white marl. Yes,
ci one seemed to notice Joe when hsurely his compauions could. no a
e
off. They must have heard, too, the dis-
edged his horse further and further charge of hio weave,.
flict, droppieg out of _ sight eventually Mould he advance or retreat While
away from the centre of the con -
he was attempting to*tardy out this
behind a, heavy ohm* of trees, which. roblem he heard. the nestle of dead
effectually ;shielded both himself and reeves, and, the ?swift approach of
horse. moo:mined feet. tth could tell by the
Turning quickly he galloped es swiftly -gelled, that there were not less then belt
its the noble little anineal could carry a, ,dozen of the warriore,
hizie through the forest, beading for a They were advancieg direetay toward
point whioh opened. out upon the 2115121toad, some three or four iniles beyond. cgimerrat xxlat
the spot where he stood.
no Iona shouts, the firing anti curs-
ing, and. the neighing of the terrified et is not pleasant to leave our berm In
Meg of the Pawnees, effectually mush a mad predieenient, but I aIM mace
roweled Me sound of his horee s gal-
loping hoofs.
How would the akirmish end, Joe die
not stop to consider the matter. They
were both the enemies of the villagers.
To his great Anxiety, his pony be -
genet last to show signs of the heavy
*train to 'Math he ha a beee subjeeted.
"I see that you muse rest, poor fel-
Mee" murmured joe, patting the glossy,
arched nook, as he lied dowe from -Nile
animal's back.
Should he. puth ouward and abandon
tee pony, or -trait beside him until he
should be able tei carry him alotg the
rest of his journey.
Again Fate decided the omelet' for
him.
At the unexpected craokling close at
band among the uuderbrusb, caused by
the falling limb of a tree, the animal
suddenly tole fright, wbeelea quickly
about with a neigh a terror, and eating -
ea euddenly int the path be hria but
but juat tome, and itt los time, than it
takes to tell it, was out of Joe's sight.
"That settles the rnatter," he mused.
"I Must make the way beck on foot.
ilerealizea that he was horribly week, tee* towed Beeteson Hall. !tubed, she
and that the progress lie would, Make seareely knew abet she had wandered
roust be neceeserily slow; but this feet that fax, until it sudaenly Morned up be -
did riot daunt, him, Ile puled ones rap- fore her. And oh, joy, joy, ao elie steed
idly as possible. by the gate She SRN the great oaken
The braes of weepoeis, the property dom. swing open arid, the eubjeot of bee
of the banclite, he still had with hen, theugilosi eorao down tho walk,
for Le knew full well that he might Nimble did not fate:apt to eitemeta
liave great need of them ere he reach- herself, endeecle the uttered. o ore of de-
ed las journey's end. Yet their heavy wheal. came .from the very aeptbe
-weight told. greatly agalnet his :speedy her poor, tortured little heart, Cliff -
program. If he amid but react). the main fora Oarliole heard the amnia end pima
toad, he felt that all would be well pa aibeurptay,
with him, for he would eneounter some nee that you, Noeiner be aeaseaderl,
Orie Of the Hadley stages. Then he need in a eery eanoyea tone a vole., as be
haVe no further fear. A tO peer thre the &Aimee
It, was a bold hamlet indeed that -would
ettempt to hold up one of the Healey
stages, and the Indians were by far too
tennis* to taus lay themeelves
to the anger of the government, who
might out of revenge exterminate them,
drive them from their bunting grouse:De
still further front t'he Intents of men.
As he was riontlering mar this, ens,t-
ter an arrow suddenly whiterel put aim,
iteelf the trunk of it -thee
by
In sex instant ,Toe's luuta was on the
stook of Isle revenver, followhtg ibm
aims:Aim from whieli it had mate, be
tall lenert to the neat of thie move
h,
41
Electric Waves and the Eyes.
The Drily 00vernment Department te 1
The paterhoowfficea 1
isPr°thiet' one depart
-
Meet of the Government watch actually
yields * profit—zomettaug over *80,000
PATENT OFFICE.
for the le.sit fiscal pier, during whale -the
Mee muountee to $1,1117,000, The re-
cords show 40,000 applications for me-
ichenioal applinaces, on, which 36,000
and, practical ideas,
Inasmuch as the pad year allows an
inareaoe of 4,000 application's, it ie evi-
dent teat invention, Insitiatid of growing
less, is, on the contrary, steadily in-
creasing, and. while many patente are
socirred on Which the inventora realize
litt,le or nothing, yet fortunes are now
and will Continue to be made from new
aria practical ideas.
In moot Cages the camas of failure to
reaeze expectationr 'will be fowl& mere
Popullie Mechanies, in the ne,tutel ten-
dency of an inventor to magnify the
poesibilitiesi ana mearnize the alfifeulties
of selling his invention. While an oc-
casional "find," is umele by ?some one
working along a line in evaich ee Is per.
ly informed, liunclrea waste tine and.
money edveloping some device which,
when finislied, proves to be either oia or
without demands
U the inventor would have his attor-
ney make a search of the records be-
fore instead of after completing his In-
vention lie would save money and be
able to work out his Ideas along Offer-
ent lines from those already preteeted
by patente,
et • •
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those -who work with aro lamps, was
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my dear reader, yon. will be equally in-
teretyted in knowing ail about the thrill-
ing experience through Which our Note
the wars paseimg at that Melaka mo-
ment, ana. so neon- the *pot where Jae
was biding in embush from tele feta
Mee. Norine had Meilen 'may fthet
the 00{4.4We her little aeart wee so torn
with conflioting eanotione that elle
eca,rocay beeaedein wheal direction she
turned ber footstress; nor did she beta
the aselonese of the night or the bitter
cold, the of was the hand. -
lame lover -whom they mkt was fele° tie
her,
She woula nee believe it, though an
angel cried it eut from heaven trumpet -
tongued; even ItOW. the fire of his im-
passioned loveentacing teoned to titeill
and. burn bet 'Want, aa eaen tvhiseered
word returned to her iu vivia imagiute
time
"They ea,y yea are fall*, my love, but
etillabelieve you true. It would kill
me to doubt you, taliffova" the wage%
eltetelikag bee' llamas tightee ovet
ber
Inure
Ore had. not intended. to tales this
love with him.
"Do not weep, Narita," he Whispered.
"I have changed my plans about leaving
Hadley for a fortnight yet; or I may
be detained still longer in this confound-
ed holet so we will have ample time to
talk this matter over. These very let-
ters in my hand must go east, Ana be
answered,. ere shall know my future
plans entirely. So let us not thitik ol
this unpleasant subject any longer. A
man likes a girl who laughs ad- it+ merry
with him, Is,Torine, not one who falls in-
to tears at his approach, so call forth
the mike. to your pretty lips, kiss me,
and swear never to fall into such weak,
nese again when I ton about. I do not
Miley it, Xorine; I assure you X ao
not."
Still, the girl was not to be appeased.
Be could feel through the darkness
that the was looking up in his face wist-`
"Tell nee, enure me that yon love me,
Clifford," elle Murmured, tremulously,
her voice quivering,
"Can you doubt me, beloveat" he un-
sealed, melodramatically, "My heart
beats only for you, fairest of all prairie
flowers."
The lightness, eerelestmess of his tone
jailed upon her.
"Then my grandfather nxistinaetstooa
trout words and meaning, Olathe -dr the
exterroga,t,ed, grevely.
"Certainly, if he has come to any oth-
er conclusien than that, adore hie
charming grandaeughter," he replied,
gathering the girl tip in his arrns and
kiesing the werds trembling on her lips
into. Mame,
"Of course X love you, gorilla," ite
dared. "Why, I Iove you so well that
I would give my life to treed yours, 0
neceastire, You know they are still in
hopeo tbet that neseally thief, Zoe &tiro
eat, who stole all that money from, the
toteeess eorepituy, vrill crime back some
aay, and that they will marry you to
Iiim; that is the teethe they are to bite
ter rigainot nee, and are doing their beet
te part tis by telling you t.hat don't
love you. I wonder that you do not see
through it."
never tlionght of that. Perham:
you are 1dglit," declered Nevins, with a
little glum in her votes. anew strange
thet 1 aid not think to look at it in that
light, Clifford. Will you eVer forgive
Me for letting a doubt creep into Day
heroite
"Yee, 0 It meter wane Node," he aie
f Weed, liglitly. "Let me alto add, 11
yOn do not tone to learrison Hall mein
lit reseath of me. That vrould roma do,
yott Imew, my deer. The rietrvents, be
any tO tha 'cillagers, Imola talk ft
Uloy Imeter thet roe oextre bore et t
time of tbe invert to See ane. It Vele
10 caelook. 'Whet it yam grateinereate
ware to rasa y'ml, eta flea tact eve,
Vera out of the home, sat tor titatti
rd t thire ead, ferthettneee, that
-snhad onto her -el Why, thty friatild
anaereark thete Itteettle. 0 s slot to Mak eat up, and Make ft
*A eird 'MOM ecrantehore It! you ertglete septeessent for hoth Vie itasi
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o
Ell
is eertainly one of the most dia
agreeable ailmentS which fieSh le
heir to. Coated tongue—bitter taste
in the mouth—neusee—dizzinees--
these corthine to make life a burden.
The cause is a disordered liver—the
cure Di. Moree's Indian Root Pills.
They go straight to the root of the
trouble put the liver right, deans°
the stornach and, bowels, eleer tee
tongue and take away the bitter
taste from the mouth. At the first
:sign bilioueuess take
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1 Indian IFtocrt
• • a
Miss Sarrymore's Admirer.
Miss Ethel Barryinore's marriage has
not affected her popularity. The proof
of this Bee in a pretty story.
Every nigat during an engagement in
Boston a tiny launch. of violets was sent
to her. She always left the violets le her
dressing room, but one night she pinned
the purple Violets to her belt, and the
following cley, stelae thci usual fresh bou-
quet earne to her, this scrawl came with
it,:
"Dere Friend Miss Barrymore: Isom
you weer vilets, so I know you got
them. To -night look at me, I will be
in top gallery first roe in my shirt
sleeves end my legs hanging over the
front of the galaxy:
Miss Barryinore looked. Fier admirer,
a bootblack of $ or 9 years, was in the
place and attitude he hat promised, and
'the rewarded bitwitha smile and a
nod of recognition.
sspot from w
preceeded.
"Yee," solebed the girl,
lie eget *Aiding, ate mbo
in the atop 0,4 her tre
"Ob }KAT fortuneute I aril in
or& dearer:it,"
Ile *took off her band, roue*, ex -
"1 Ma; rOtt Omit in the old men to tell
bles story you bed mead to, bet/moil
, Imeettere yeti forma art thee 1 h*a
a fortnee. Bub it old not
work. I am rurt. a row to be eoetromi
into earthing that dio met %boosts to
1
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A Useful Wrap.
In the "Comptee Rendus" of the tno.,
loglcal Society of Para Picard gives
au ethernet of a ueeful weep found in
Senegal end Nigeria. It is one of the
burrowiug wasps, and feeds its larvae
en a epones of teethe fly. In view of the
part played by may epeciee of the lat-
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might prove a Useful ally to those who
are figating malaria in tropieal own -
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Try It in Your Eyes and in Baby's Ey04 for
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When Siamese Topnots Are Cut;
A. Selma° child, whether boy or girl,
wears its liair in a little topknot until
It. has attained the age of 11 or la years.
On reaching this age the topknot cut-
, beg ceremony takes place. The chila is
&weed in its best and amid much re-
jeleing of relative e and friends the top-
knot is en.t, one lock at a thee. The.
head. is there completely theved by the
priests.
All poste invited to tiro ceremony
laing presents—usually money, which is
carefully invested for the child by. its
parents or guardians. A young prince
or princess will soMetiraes receive as
much as 025,000 in presents at his or her
topknot cutting ceremony, while a poor
cbild may get $10 or $15,—From the
Wide Weild efagaziee.
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Telegraph Poles From Russia.
There was a, time wizen the ted e of
the British Poet -office in the w,ay of
poles to support the overhead telegraphs
to the 'United 31ingclOM were milt solely
from Norway. But to -day Norway's tall-
est pine e are not forthcoming en auffi-
lama -numbers to meet the demands of
the expending setvice—demands averag-
ing 50,000 pales per antrum, Seveden
was duly laid under emitribution'and
now Russia has become a valuable
source of supply. It was in 1905 that
this source was opened up by the pres-
ent Comptroller of Stores, 3vho visited
Russia, for the purpose. The poles come
not only from the forests tlutt feed the
Hattie ports, but from those, in the
White Sea hinterland.—From $t: liar-
tin's-le-Graed.
Dice Throwing for Charity.
A singular incident, which has not
taken plate during the last thirty years,
oceurred at the Toter: Taal, Guildford,
yesterday, in emmection with the inter-
esting old ceremony of throwing dice for
the "maitla money,' or John How's char-
ity. •
Both se?vants On the first throw obi.
tainea exactly the seine total --10, but
on taking the dice box for the second
time Ellen 'Reeve totalled 12 and Dora
Palmer 8. The former was then given a
themes for tl 19s.—Loname Standard,
k. WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
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ut to Ism t!enade's
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He Hated to Waste Anything. •
Fetzer (in eteeet cite) —See that man
ratting at the other end —the big fat
fellow who takes up so meth room?
WelIntali—Yee.
Fetzer—Do you know -why he doesn't
give up his seat to that little thin
woman standing in front of
Walhnan —That's easy; he's`too self-
ish,
retzer—No, /mare raistaken. That's
Millionaire Grippes. He made all his
money by practicing economy and the
habit of wasting nothing is se strong
in him that he would feel guilty if he
gave his seat to a, woman who was not
large enough to fill M.—Chicago News.
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EPILEPSY AND FITS
'14e All Wereetit t *111 tend free with full
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tecialvelY curet teueorttiose, inceration.
Dualaceneents, sinning Of the Wolnb, Pain.
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isa Tuniora Or Months, elab llot Phalle*,
Nervettettess Melancholy, Paine in tim Heed,
Beck or Boats,* Kidney and Bladder troubles,
where eseree by Weahnese peOullat to our
ilea, IOU mus coatintie treatment et bona at
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(Buffalo litprefaL)
• "Heed you bad. tiny experience in our
liner tusked the owner of ehe dreg More.
"1 was stamp elerk At the poise taco
for several years," replied the epplicant
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imark seal in unhroken condition on each end.
Cost a Dollar More,
Itichara Le Gollienne, the poet, was
entertaining a group Of magaZine edi-
tors at luneheon in New York.
To a Cornplialeilt upon his fame Mr.
Le Gallienne said lightly:
' "But what is poetical fame in thisaga
of preset Only yesterdAy a eehool boy
tame and- asked me for my Autograph.
asseritea willingly. And to -day, at
breakhost time, the boy again presented
himself. ,
"'Will yea give me your autograph,
tart" he eala.
"tleute said, X, gave you my euto-
graph yesterdayt"
"1 ?swopped that and a Iloilo,' he an.
steered, 'for the Autograph of Jim. jef-
tries.'"e-Wasaingtori Star.
Only Ons "anomo QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE 13E0/10 CIDINiNE. Look
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"Window -Leaves,'
Dr. R. Maatoth has discovered In South
Africa, aix species of pante that possess
"window leaves," They are all atemlesit
succulents, and, the egg-shaped leaves
are embedded in the ground, only the
apexes remaining vieible. This visible
part Of the leaves as flat or convex on
the surface, and colorless, so that the
light Can penetrate it and reach the in -
tenor of the leaf below, which is green
on the inside. With the exception of
tire blunt apex, no pert of the leaf is
perinatal° to the light, being surrounded
by the soil in wldeh It 18 buried,
Sir William's Mistake,
"Sir William Harcourt once told me
that he had dineri out every night for
a whole week in advance of Ida invite -
tions.. He only discovered his mistake
on the last night, when, on going to
dine with some people who gave long in-
vitations and large dinners, he found
them alone.
"After a very pleasant evening he
thanked them for asking him in so
inexactly a meaner, whereupon they ex-
plained that the invitation had, been for
a week later, but that -they had been
only too delighted at his mistake.
"On heating this, Sir William looked
at his engagement book and discoveree
that this was the last of a number of
invitations which be had antielpated by
a week."—Sir Henry Luey's Memoirs.
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A. new' method orpreeervnig flour has
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pression. With hydraulic apparatus the
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and the pressure destroys all forms of
larval life, thus preserving tee flour
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In New York State, during the past
season 11,967 acres of forest lama burn-
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101, as againat 177,000 mires burned last -
year and 0. loss of $644,000.
A Nasty blg.
"As nasty a dish ais X .ever adminia
torte in my 'newspaper ewer in Vir-
ile% City," raid literk Thein, • "was
di1r*cltd. agertiet a Men named Ferguson,
'Werguion et Christmas time invitee
1114 to zee the pretent he lied .given, his
wife They were meg:Mort gifts, The
Plan Of roam, expected a write-up. -
"Viesola he wase't aiseppointed. The
text day, in a prominent place on the
feet page of the Enterprise 1 inserted
title peragireph:
I 'John H, Ferguson's Chrietnal gifts
to kis wile are being meth atimirea.
They inclede a airimona stomacher and
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