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AND CIRCUS MAN.
Morning Father Bear and
er Bear went away to pick
l berries. Mother Bear told
le Bear to .stay in his own yard,
er his father and mother went
tt,,• ly, Little Bear was dancing a
s d:' r dance beside the lilac -bush,
a'stranger looked through the
lug, and said, "Are you one of
Three Bears? Is your father
led the Big Bear and your
Cher called the Middle -Sized
ar?
"Yes, we are the Three Bears
mily," Said Little Bear.
"Then open the gate, and come
ith me," said the stranger. "I
m Mr. Circus Man."
Now the circus man went into elle
orest on purpose to catch Little
sat. In his ihand he carried a
hain .and a collar. He wished to
nt the collar round Little Bear's
neck, and drag him by the chain
away from the forest. He wanted
to put Little Bear in a. tent with
ed this sign :
Balks Side Show!
hat I Bring the. ,children to see the
Little Bear, whose home was visited
by Goldilocks.!
Only Ten Cents Admission!
"You should go to the circus and
ear the band play, Little. Bear,"
id the man. "And you should see
e •circu.s tents! You should see
e clowns do tricks inside the big -
est circus tent ! You should See the
ig animals that belong to the cir-
us ! You should see the elephants
om India! They are bigger than
our house, Little Bear ! You
hould see the great hippopotamus
and the huge rhinoceros with the
horn on the top of his nose! You
should listen to the lions roar, and
hear the tigers growl 1 Will you
lnistf' come with me to the circus, Little
ns me Bear ?"
at th "I should like to see the circus,"
eird spoke Little Bear, "but I can't go
tett ,until my father and mother come
back from the blackberry patch.
Circus Man, I should think you
would be afraid of the big ele•
nets :higger then aur house?"
Oh, no, t' answered Mr, Circus,
1.. "1 aiii. eo brave, I.aan not
-aid; of the elephants."
i".l Should think," went on Little
:.hear, "that you would be afraid of
the great hippopotamus?"
"Oh, no, Little Bear," the circus
man said. "I am so brave that I
am not afraid of anything. You
come with me. You see, I am not
afraid of—"
Mr. Circus Man never finished
that speech, because at that mo-
ment Father and Mother Bear re-
turned, and Mr. Circus Man sud-
denly looked terribly frightened.
For half a second he stared at the
Middle -Sized Bear and the Big
Bear, and then he turned and ran
so fast that his coat tails stood
straight out behind!
Little Bear laughed until he had
s ,, hiccoughs.
ies "What' is the matter with Mr.
,y Circus Man ?" asked Little Bear, at
DI last.
rn "He was afraid of us," answered
an Mother Bear.
"Afraid of you," exclaimed Lit-
tle Bear; and then he laughed
rl harder than ever, because he
b though it was so funny that any
one -could be so afraid of his good
father and mother.
And that night, when Little Bear
laughed in his sleep, Mother Bear
roiled and said, "Maybe he is
reaming of Mr, Circus Man run-
ing away from us. It was funny !"
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Ieetricity, Tramways, and Water
Works Soon Complete.
A Syrian journal gives some in -
resting details of the industrial
velopment of Jerusalem, which,
cording to the paper, will before
g be one of the most up-to-date
d comfortable towns in the near
t.
large number of companies,
need by European capital, have,
s •stated, recently been applying
concessions with a view to or -
zing the public services on a
ern basis.
English company which is
a large power Staition will
ly electric current all over
Even the sacred hill will
eg be lighted with eler4ri-
complete new system of tram-
s is under construction by a
ch company, while a German
rn is laying mains for a house
use water supply.
complete the international
alter of the !modernization of
elem. a series of fire stations
more fire' engines and laddeee.
ing instiituted underetleTlitria41
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E FOR SICK ON TRAINS.
German Railroads Have Special
Cars for Them.
Excellent fa-cilities are afforded
in Germany for transporting in-
valids and cripples, who are unable
to walk, according to T. J'. Albert,
Consul at'Brtu ewick The German
i fix 4ad , e este ' . yrr'oeiales.ra' fest n
ela,ss car for'xnvalide visa, can 'afford
to use it. This ear is fitted with
every possible convenience for the
sick. A special apartment, opening
on
,the level of the station platform,
with a double door, so that""a
stretcher can be carried in without
the slightest difficulty, •is set apart
for the invalid and attendants. The
balance of the car contains a kitch-
en, where meals can be prepared,
and a section handsomely upholster-
ed for members of the family or ac-
companying friends. For invalids
who travel second or third-class an
apartment on an ordinary car is
used, opening in like manner with
a double door on the station plat-
form.
The charges for transporting sick
and helpless persons have hitherto
been moderate. For invalids
travelling third -glass the charge has
been the cost of four tickets, free
transport being ,granted for two
attendants. This rate is still grant-
ed when the car containing the in-
valid apartment belongs to a regu-
lar train with a fixed destination;
otherwise in the future six tickets
second class must be purchased and
an extra rate paid if the car has to
be specially ordered.
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"Young man, I saw you put your
arm around my daughter's waist
last evening."
"And I suppose you noticed how
she struggled?"
A bite of this and a taste of that, all day
long, dulls the appetite and weakens .the
digestion.
Restore your stomach to healthy vigor
by taking a Isla-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablet
after each meal --and cut out the "piecing".
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CROWN PRINCE' AT OXFO'.
Became ` a Student at .; Map
College, October 10
With his tutor, •a 11Iagelal ext
the Prince of Wales went into
dence at Magdalen, Orford, ole
10, oeeupying a large suite of rt,•.
in the cloisters. His roya] highs
will attend history leetures•,; but
is understood that he will, not t
fora degree.'
re
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passed.
just the
Beetled
y meal is
(table nor
As ansundergraduate at• Magda,-
len
agdalen the day of the Prince will be;
!mapped out about on those lines .,r
He will be called by his servant
at 7 o'clock. Breakfast is :art '5
o'clock and the undergraduate pia,
either partake of it in junior i;oni4
mon room or in his own rooms. I
will have tole1 his servant .when:
was being called what he will hey
for breakfast, which at Oxfo l ;1a
usually very copious, including bar
con and eggs, fried sole and salmon
cutlets.
Lectures and "reading" fres
9 until 1 o'clock, followed by a fru-
gal luncheon, consisting ordinarily..
of bread and cheese and beer or'
water.
The time from 2 until 5 is de-,
voted oto exercise, and then . comes•;
a shower bath, a ,change of clothing,
tea and a eoupie of hours of read-
ing.
At 7 Domesa very excellent plain
dinner for about 2s. He must dine
a fixed number of nights in .hall
during full term—usually about five
nights in the week. -
After dinner the men gather in
the junior common room .and.' take
coffee or visit one another's rooms.
or go to the Union, where once a
week there is a debate, or to one of
the many essay societies, which are
a. feature of university life. It is
possible to leave college up toa
certain hour, outside which limits:
men have to get special leave from
the dean. But from 9 to midnight'
is for the "reading" man the pr.n
cipal time for work. If he "slacks".
during that time he is hopeless..
IT'S THE FOOD.
The True 'dray to Correct Nervolas'
Troubles.
Nervous troubles are more, often
caused by improper food and indi-
gestion than moat people imagine..
Even doctors sometimesover•
this fact. A in.an.sa;
aitil,tsve eysar
butter with.` meat a t
the main features of`riy l., akfasf
Finally • dyspepsia came on . and I
found myself in a bad condition,'
worse in the morning than any
other tirne. I would have a full,
sick feeling in my stomach, with
pains in my heart, sides and head.
"At times I would have no appe-
tite for days, then I would feel 'rav-
enous, never satisfied when I did:,
eat and so nervous I felt like
shrieking at the top of my voice. < I'
lost flesh badly and hardly knew
which way to turn until one day S
bought a box of Grape -Nuts food
to see if I could eat that. I tried
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o'is % I never see you about
yerang Flirton, now ?" "Oh,
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heaviness that I had felt after eat-
ing any other food.
"I hadn't drank any coffee th
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didn't feel badly after eating ai
my nervousness was all gone. It'e.
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FOR ISIS FAMILY'S SAI R„,
Paterfamilias was a very "rr.i
man, but he called in the doe
If the truth be told, Paterfaiti;
was so healthy, so big, and se'
bust, that he had grown int-
habit of bullying his 'family
"I don't know what's the t ,
with my rattily,” he remelt
the medico, "but my wife xst
sus, my children are suff•el
something—I don't know w
fact, the whole household
All the servants are borde'il
nervous prostration. What d;
think about it?"
The doctor was a friend :c
family, and knew a little i $t
to
"I think it would he
said he, "if you took a six
tour of Europe—aim-tee"
"Me?" replied the f a:it
grammatically, in his, s ,^rK
'Me?"firm
"Yes," replied the doe' /
the health of your family, v''
a it think one that promises to
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• the nerv.,es and where there
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MIDGET'S CHARACTER.
;clget left Ireland with an ex-
t letter of recommendation
her last mistress, but on the
:over the letter fell into the sea
was lost. Not knowing how to
work without her recommenda-
she appealed to a friend to
eS one for her, and he gave her
-following :—"To all concerned:
iaget Flaherty had a good repu-
n when she left Ireland, but
it on the way over."
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• Sam Slick once said tha
were like„creation—ma.de
.thing and very good, J.
ISSUE 41-12
EAN SWIFT AND ASPSRA.GUS.
Asparagus was a great dish with
Dean Swift. Dining with him one
day, George Faulkener, the Dublin
publisher, asked for a second help-
ing of his favorite vegetable, but
Swift pointed to the stalks on his
guest's plate and said:—"Sir, first
finish what . is before you;"
"What!" exclaimed Faulkener,
"eat nay stalks?" "Aye, sir,'' bel-
lowed the imperious Veen; "eat
your 'stalks, or you will get no
more. King William 1II. always ate
his stalks." Asked onee, when he
was telling the story, whether he
really did eat his talks, Faulkener
replied: "Yes, certainly ; and if
you had dined . with Dean Swift you
would have been obliged to eat
your .stalks, too."
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Proniinent Statesman—"No;
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"Darling, I left my watch up-
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It does not fail to do its work.
"Dickie, I'm awfully sorry you
use tobacco 1 I don't like it, and
m,amnaa simply loathes it. Will you
stop s, when we are married?"
"Isn't that asking a lot, dearie 1"
asked Dickie. "I wouldn't care for
myself," answered the girl, "but
you know it makes mamma very
ill." "Well, then," he promised
cheerfully, "I'll tell you what I'll
do. I'll never smoke when your
mamma is with us." She threw her
arms around him. "Darling," she
murmured. "That's so good of
you! I was afraid you'd insist on
sraoking once in a while after we
were married!"
The, real life you jive sets its
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