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THE BLUE MI i I;ENS
tlY A. E. C. MASKELL.
It was a cold day ie. midwinter that purple •hands, when again she :felt
o little child, exibele clad, was et lacing something hard, anti something siip-
aloeg a country . road, crying bitterly pecaon` her linger.
with the cold. Her hands were•, red The quick blood rushed cie it to her
and swollen, and there was no chancel forehead, and quickly snatching oil' the
o warm them, since;She wore Iso coat, mitten she Based upon her finger with
and teas carrying ,a bundle that re-. astonishment, then 'timidly she held up
mitred the strength of both. little arms, het hand before the little lady.
As she reached a great -woad, and "It is yours)" laughed the little
the wind whistled and shuddered sprite."Herr Dorman, here, knows
through every shied of her faded the value 95 it, and he will give you
plaid dress, herquick ear caught the money for it, if you would rather; but
Soiled of sleigh -bells, and • the next whatever you do, never nate with the
moenent.a pair. of :mint -white ponies: mittens. I am the queen of.fairies,
came prancing along, -with 'the cue and live hundreds of miles from here,
ningest .little sleigh; in which sat two There is a charm a)rout" the mittens
or three -handsomely -clad ladies; not that rewards the owner with a beau-
tiful gift for every good :deed she does,
and as you are such a good little girl,
I'perceive you will keep the mittens
pretty busy;" and patting the little
much larger than -Belisle herself.
The horses were going so fast' that
they hardly seemed to touch the
ground, Bessie only had time to catch
e glcmpse of a little lady, robed in girl on both red cheeks, elle tripped
costly fur, raise her handkerchief ,to out of the store, followed by all of her And
:God, whomacto.these things to be,
her face, and the sleigh, ladies and, all, attendants, end $0011the tinkling 'Phe damsel and •rho inns
had disappeared, but lying riglht.there sound of sleigh -bells died away in the
distance: Color mad sound, and you and me,
at Bessie's feet was a pair of brand- Wes pteasied;to iso lt.dona.
new blue mittens. Nothing remained to convince the
The child caught them up eagerly, little girl Oat it was not all a beauti- And"all the angels would bolad
and turned thein' over and over m tier ful dreamexcept the blue mittens and beg
lad
•blue hands. a little .heap bf gold,the jeweler had If, la the world He built,
Never had she seen such mittens be- given her for' the wonderful ring. Al'thgugb there must be some things
fore --soft as down, and as exquisite in _Wasn't Bessie a happy child as she No d ocp of Joy were
workmanship as the richest lace. Bes- ran every step of the way home to. her 1 y 'sp1lt.
sir could only. wonder, as she hugged grandma, and laid the glittering gold lei t all the bee '
them tightly to her bosom, in her Tap? nth 1 nthe earth,
And skies, and hearts- of men, are mine—all mine! TheY qd is al1 yours, ...
Were gently gathered at
its bl 11
will just fit me, I know," she sant, she cried, excitedly„ "and the cunning. And loved, and tiorn again,
softly, to herself, and was about to blue mittens are mine? 'Just see hose
draw thein on, when the thought oc-they 6t me! - And,, oh, there is another
Burred toiler that they were not hers,) ring! I Inuit, have been a good girl Raw Material.
after all, but belonged to the little again. -.I wonder, granny, what I did Fashion through the ages has ran-
ivoman in the sleigh, . to deserve another ring'f" stacked "frozen and torrid clime" alike,
. Then canle 'teams of bitter disap-Iqt was very kind of my little girl to supply the 1aliric of treatment or
pointnient, and many words Prem the to give all her'money' to her grand- footgear Eor civilized, mankind, No
tempter, suggesting that the little Isnother. I think the fairies would sort of wild ereature bas been safe
lady would never know where 'she had consider that a very good deed." agaiii•st hunter or trapper, uuless the
lost then, and that it was very foolish Bessie fairly danced with delight, 11
t 1 g , law. forbade the destruction end ap•.
.o be •so prudish :fibout such little then went out . and : purchased such olnted a closed season with heavy
things. But Bessie was true to her l things as her grandma wished. penallties for violation of the rtilin
1 g•
principles, and after the voice of the tThere were, -no more cold rooms, But a curious feature of the spring
tempter was stilled, she resolutely torestale meals, nor scarcity of clothing.' Saab toes of 1926 le that they utilize the
a piece of paper from around herr Everything -soon began- to wear a look skins of creatures that have. generally
bundle, : and was carefully wrappingi of thrift and comfort. been regarded as pests, of which the
them up, when she felt something hard 1 It was notlonglfeefore the neighbors- world would be well rill were they ex -
in one of the mittens, and thrusting heard all about the good fortune_fall- terminated. It seems a literal fulfill -
in her forefinger and tulnb she drew l ing to Bessie and her grandma. ment of the prophecy of Genesis, :tiia:t
out a ring, set with brilliants, that Many rejoiced, but as there -am al- the beet of mankind shall be: set upon
sparkled and quivered in the rays of ways some who are envious;' the hear- the serpent, when one ilnds the boas
light like a thing -of life. est neighbor gave Bessie •and her and pythons of Amazonia made into
Bessie caught her breath In aston- grandmother much trouble -eat first, shoes. All sorts of water euakeditnd
iehmeut and admiration, and then she by bitter sarcastic words, which- Bea- desert lizards that bred terror or re•
murnmeed: sio forgave again and again by mak- 501210n seem to ha'fve commercial
"I ani in luck to -day, for this is a ing presents of pretty ribbons and value after ell. The Gila meeker end
diamond ring, and it will buy poor? laces. the rattlesnake may seine clay be
sick grandma heapand heapss: of com- One little girl, .some two.,
older termed us we now rear the silver fox.
forts;" and placing the ring back in than Bessie, waw more troublesome At present, only the liver of ilio sharia
the mitten, she wrapped all tip inthe than any of the others, as she con- has a market Vette, to a limited area,
bit of paper, and deposited them in ceived the tacked design of stealing but possibly in days to conte we shall
the bosom of her dress for safe -keep- the mittens, , give chase to him es eagerly as men
ing, after which she began to run with One morning, when Bessie went to have pursued the whale.
eager haste, , get her mittens to put them on, they The history of connecter offers nem
Her bundle was soon disposed of at were gone, and she could not account beriess examples of the discovery of
the next town, and now shebadroom for their loss. - values in what was once a despised
to clutch her rich treasure tightly in tier grandma chided her' for her and neglected product, A notable lu-
her 1150115, carelessness, and she shed bitter tears stance Is gasoline; and we are barely
Tho isoor child diad' suffeeed from as she searched high and low, begiuning to save the Eitel-waste in
poverty so tong, and how there were While she and her grandma slept smoke. It eurrnt modes in footwear
such viscous of warns shoes end stock- the previous night, Gretchen Gasconibe siiR11 teach us not to dtsntims'as a mere
digs, pretty dresses and daintily, had slipped in and stolen the wonder- pest the teeming lire of swamps and
cooked food; to say nothing of a warm ful mittene-for herself. water -courses where it is not pleasant
fire and medicines forher grand. Ill a frenzy of delight she hastened. nor ,safe for man to abide, we shall
mother, that Bessie found it much to her homer locked herself up in her profit by an object lesson which ap-
inoi'e difficult to resist the voice of own Tom, and eagerly drew on the plies in various fields of industry.
the tempter the second time than the mittens, expecting a -diamond ring; ,
first. but what was her horror arid disgust
But a glimpse of the pretty sleigh, when a slimy shake droppeddrum the Kept Her elf"Respect.
drawn up before a large jewelry estab- mitten and coiled itself around her The cost of self-respect is n thing
lishsnont, decided the, little girl at pretty ern, that fete of the conelder as often as We
Once, She flung the reptile frotnher with should. Years ttgo a scrub woman in
With a blush of shame on her cheeks so many naughty, wicked words that a a New York nines building took ant an
hornet, a toad, and a dreadful haloes- insurance policy alt the life of her this•
looking worm soon followed. testi-year-old daughter. There wore
Gretchen with livid with rage. She three other children, end the mother's
threw the 'mittens on the floor, and earnings were so email that five cents
stamped them until her whole room a week was all she could devote to the
A Pearn Worth Knowing.
Loved, and Born,Agalnl'
Hare is a poem so eimple 51101 Tt child
can read it and na terstand- 1) In°'a
cru dish fa3hioss, yet (:o profound that
trio tviaest, nafl1lot fnthoyn 1)2 depths,
I tvsa zvrltton'f aty Sears l5o' by,Wti-
u`73righ•Ly Itands,
Cite lad aad lase worn fcrcctl to •part,,.
They kissed and wont al 5,
Tho right went into tits poses. heart,
-And it canis out aswig.
•
The sun, dosn-sloping in t1(0 Wa,a,t,.
i\lad'e geld 1110 evening air:
The " sight' went, into • the painter'.
breast,
And grew to -a picture tale
'10he mother 01100nlueed to hat:,ahlld, ,
A0,d• husihad it t ut :.gain; . •
The 000113, 50u tee inustci:an smllecl
- Grew music In his "orate. •
The. damned tanned, her hair to bind,
A flower wens in her zoihe;
Thera grew Orem -out Jtee s-culptor'
A damsel carved in stone.
The song wase seal, life tuns
Played, rN.-
'Phe girt In eter•ble stood,
The sunset in ties Mettles, stayed,, •
And all was sweet and good.
vas
that she had hesitated once in the path
of duty, she entered'the store, and go -
'Mg up to one of the pretty ladies she
touched her rich ermine cloak, and
'said:
"Please ma'am, here aro a pair of seemed alive with hideous things. Then policy. In tape the daughter married
l:litjens you .. dropped- front your she . picked up the mittens, and iliums -a worthless -!alit and -the other day
sleigh."them far out ill the whitlow, where a she diem, Thronglt Ell the years the
"And, pray, whys did yeti not keep white..does found them and csrltied brother had kept up her payments of a
thein?" asked the little :ads', with one thein to a tree right under Bessie's nickel a week, and when the bill for
of the most silvery laughs in the tvindow,' and, in low, sof 1, cubing the !Littera! expenses carne, she had
world. • sounfls the child thought she beard the $215.40 with which to pay It..' Her
"Because- ib world not have been dove say: • l daughter had had a decent burial stud
right." • "Goon- deeds are rewarded with her mother had preserved her self -re••
"Ilow, do you know but I dropped good; evil with evil• The girl next sled.' That hi character.
then out of my sleigh on purpose fes doer aloes nothing but evil and can
you?" expect nothing,'01548 in return. Take Source of Inbome•
"Oh, no, ma'ttnsr that never could your'mittens,- pretty maid, and may "Ne, sir;" ettld Dr. Jttlap. "I
be, for ce on0 of them is a costly ring, they bless you in .the future as they wouldn't have that apple tree 0111, for
Whichyour ladyship must have' lost have in the past."moneY•" .
from your own icngetl _ - .. "But you never get.aily fruit from
ee
"Beater anti batter. Little gild, hon- it," argued '13r'owe; "the boys steal all
est , is one of the ra1'est of the iof i apples le afore the • r l •
J e virtues. li�arY age Venice. the s i p s b 3 a e half
You Hurst be rewarded. Tiers, take ' LTp to, a t+cry recentpgttncl lite: pee• That's Suet 11,"_replied the dodtor,
the mittens, and I will keepthe ring, pie of 't'enioo followed si peculiar Bus- with a quiet smile; "`the heti 6Lnude
But 110358, 11' you .f to any 100re rings, which originated previous to. 300 me •lo a good thOttsailil dollars every
500 are not to 1'eturll them. to me, but i B.C. Then the Adriatic was known as near."
do just what you 'please with them." the, Gulf of Venit:e aura Venice Claimed --
"Yes, ma'am," answered the little exellsive jurisdiction -over it. On As- The Truth.
gill, gaily, the wlto:e. as a-goodcensirn tins` 15 was' the custom Eor• "Jame: 011511 cloth," said the teach -
taking,
joke: "and, thank yoteena'aili, for my thousenes of years to 'harry Venice to er, James was ellent,
hands have been so cold, and I never the sea. Amidst 5e,ne5;of great pomp "Come. 00111e," said the Macao.s
dreamed of possessing such a bonnti- the doge of Venice, would tercet. a-wed-
ful peir•.of mittens as these," and she dins -ring alto tlzo waters to signifie.the
began dtttwing them over .her little marriage,
TIME %tABL.E
10 will' arrive at suet :depart from.
.Clinton es follows.:
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North, depart ",6;50 P.ru.
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REG'LAR, FELLERS—BY-Gene Brynes.
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WNOLS LIFE
•
Relief from
Rheumatic Pain
Rheematistri. is- a constitutional
disease.; It 'causes local aches and
pains, iii11 a )n e it joints ; and stiff
muscles; ant cannot be penna5entiy,
-• relieved.' by local'"or external :meta
cations. it ;nest llato celestite:Ional
tl•eetmeet..
Take the great blood-purifyingand
tonic medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla,
which corrects-tbe acideondition of
the blood on which rheumatism de -
penes, and gives permanent relief.
It combines the most effective agents
in lbs trentetent of this disease.. s How a Candle—Burns.
, lllest people get the ilupresetae, frown
watching a eandio ritual, that 5110 ifam:a
consumes the wick.But, as a matter'.'-
aL' fact, the flame reeds. upon the wait
ttsalf, de the paraffin, so that In a may.
good candle tbare will be no wax to
run over and run down the eldesop,
'melted ts'treafns; to gather in an un
sightly meee as The bottom. '1Vhen a
• candle is float, lighted, the wick le
white and clean,,, but after that -rho
wick will be biotic and greasy. If you
watoli the •canchlo o5oseby, y'qu will see
! that tvlhen it is: thee lighted the heat
of the flume fl•,en5 the 'welt: melte the
paraffin, and as the paraffin malls it
farms• a tiny bowl aree ld the wiek. In
this' bowel a wshali' pool of melted) paraf-
fin accumulates,' •- and as the eam8;
hems, this neelte-d et-seln is drawu
tip into the wick toward! the Hanle.
Nearing` the' flame, title Belted wax
liaises into a vapor, or ga.s•sools State.'
Asa vapor, the parallel is ,said to be
combustible, andbetas with the flame
that eeems to be--comin:g from the
candle wick,
Really, the•wiok cots as n center for •
the flame, and is go placed .that at the
vane' time It Melts'the par5a9n, draws.
1t 'tip, and vaporjzes it - for burning,
But, of counse,'18ie- wick, barns- aldwly,
too, whitlt explatiis,'tts black odor—
Dor all ashee':of'woodl paper, and, stela
ler, things are black when .they are
only.partly burned: H the wtok burne,
fester than_ the •eupply of -paraffin,
some of it 050,1 run over and make
those queer bumps and knolls of war
when the candle cools. Thee, it may
be seen that a candle is truly a minia-
ture lamp, for it has Its bowl of "oll"
(the malted' paraffin) and its wick.
The wick in a kerosene lamp acts pre-
ciscly AS cur candle wick, for it smelt%
up the ell from the reservoir under.
neath and brings it to the flame for
burning.
On a Clothesline.
Two girls were talking over th'e
wire. Both were discussing what they
should wear at the party, In the midst
of this important conversation, a mas-
culine voice interrupted, asking humb-
ly for a number. One of the girls be-
came indignant and scotafully asked;
"What line do you think you are 011,
anyhow?" • •
"Well." said the matt, "1 alt tot sure
but judging from what I have heard!
I should say I was on a efoth'oslino."
• WORLD'S, EIGHTH RICHEST MAN
Maharajah of'Boroda, lids* celebrated' last week the,golden jubilee dl his
reign. The ceremonies are Said to have been marked •by great splendor,
with rich and pool' taking part.: The maharajah, well known 1r1 Euglafll, !s a
very modern potentate.
MEN AND OMEN OF TO -DAY
From War to Peace.
Many of you will be interested- to
learn that Mt. Grindell Matthews.,
whose "Death Ray" created a sensa-
tion in two eontinente a year. 00 so
ago, latae turned- itis.atteutien to more
peaceftil pursuits.
Oue of Lis latest ideas is what is
Called a Lentniaphone, an instrument
by means of vt•hioh 11111530 can be pro-
duced by the action of beams of light
falling on the apparatus. Ho is also
working on a device by which a boat
caii be steered by beams,
His Experience,
Good stories of the sea conte Ott-
turally to Earl-lSaatty, ami one of his
best concerns -a certain ofllcer of lite
Icing's Navy who bad for many years
suffered from chronic sore throat.
At last, while on leave in London, he
determined to see a specialist about
It, and accordingly paid a visit to Marr
ter Street.
The doctor be constaled, being a
great believer in simple • remedies,
asked ]tint if be had ever tried salt-
water gulling,
'Well," 1008 the relay, "I've been
torpedoed six -times,"
The Sell,
Mr. Stanley Baklw•in's affection for
English things le; shown by this story,
which 11e told at a private gathering
recently:
Standing on a Ilia near Florence, he
heard a bell rhigiug—"Such A bell as
wads clever on laud hili sea; a hell
whdse 450ry vibration forced an echo
in my benerhtost heart. It was the
meet beautiful bell I ever ]hearth."
His hostess then told hips that it
was an English heli, bought by an
ttaitenfrom the owner of 10 very 1111 -
dent English abbey.
Quaintly Named.
Many clerics can, from personal ex-
porience, tell of strange names be-
stowed upon infants at their baptisni.l
But tew, I venture to blink, could
equal the following Instance, told by
the BIahob of Soder and Man.
A moL)ter who WAS on the look -out
fair a name for her chilli, saw 011 a.
theca of a building the woad "Istosmo•"
It attracted her and .she decided to
adapt it:
Some few days later, pessing the
same building, she saw the name
"King" on another door. She llloeght
the two woad sound well together, so
the boy was baptised "Normo King
Smith," M
On her way 1101110 from the church
where the ehristcttillg ceremony had
taken patae, she again passed the
building, The two doors on whighfehe
had seen the namee were stow closed
together, end whet she read 'vas not
"NostnoISing" but "No Smoking."
Seeing is Believing. -
Loral. Desborough, wire has recently
formulated a scheme for controlling
the Thames floods, is the only man
alive who has twice sttelm across the.
rapids of the Niagara river immediate-
ly below the Fad.
Tee story of how he castle to repeat
the'llazardoue feat is well wertll re-
poating.
He was about to return to Idnglael
after sltcce5sfnlly accomplishing las-
first swim, when an American llrefeSe-
ed his iucrodullty.
"No mien could swim tate repid6 be.
IOW the Fate from batik t0 bank; the
thing's impossible," he saki bluntly.
Lord Desborough shrugged leas sltoui-
dere: "Then 111ad better•geoback and
swim tllent again," he -retorted, "just'
to convince you,"
. And he did!
Wait Till the End.
Sit then a patient looker-on;
Juiige not 1110 play before the 31:ay Is
done. -Quarles.
Constipation --
the basset old ago
is notto be cured
by harsh purge -
twee; they rather
aggravate the
trouble. Vor a gentle,
but sure laxative, uxe
Cl,aniberiala'e Stomach
and Liver Tablete. They •.
kir up the liver,tone the
nervel and freshen the
atomech and bowel, just
like an internal bath.
Woman's best friend,
•Fromirlhood to ofd ago,
these little red health re-
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