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The Iabbe had promised to put prayers for the `lord of Pomerolles, who had 'vnyved, on {he cruciform pomxnel of his sword, to give to the church a bell ~ ea lprge as the hourbon of the Cathedral of St. Hllglres And, as ujlttle daughter had vjpsh been" . born to him and had been named Bosn- the bell founder should bear the name of the infant. .. flu...-. Hm. Inn! A! Dnnunrnllnu Pn J1I`TIl Il" `monde, it was agreed that the work of I 1 "best buildings to sn(_m' In . A pence! sign: mm mm wen uayugau. \ul!.\J,LL|Ll\1_J~`,uI_|`. ` `:PAwi.r~m .31'1.L.*s-`wmin `was. AN1_) Mnxxcmf 4 > V - - ;. ...-. .. .} ,.'.__z.-.u__1...~`-_.._;-; Sendxk * a,__w.i>om.-x%;.g...1.s.;e,'jI' Tangletun1%Slicky {Iv Paper mAnA's Vravunire uv: smx sxmamm _ muss: me no cnnnnA-_tsmL.su:n5:szs, Cl!lN0T'EVlR'3!|__"V, ` .l.'a\lI.`,`l.IU/'1-'1 IJJAIJ. Ja'~ -\v.u.u. uv. a.v-In-5: dxuvv-. >- ~ Exhibitors nd it pasfs to" sliw here. Entries close Sept. 3rd. Nomexpendcdlon -new. buildings; best on the continent. 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Hub `is WWI. . 31.9_"Ll`. we 18' ' nd` that that they calft agxd. without the paper that 1 gives `all hh-news. It` will cost you Oue....H_.\),ndred Cents for aweekl}: r. I \ mabbe1*`whz;rou you eg -' Then you should see Shah yang} auqp-:x.-- IP01!) genernmon DU gunumuuu. Sgthe I01-d>ofPome1-olles sefnt thrthe gteu city for two famous workmen. ..mm and Mathias went I50` t:ha"'caat1a winit, the popxe mdbf right along. Nbt 3 week j masses but some more neonle u_uuu:;_ '01! ~_,uua-n__ `cl 0 . A , . -;`_-Rates. * ` Rs MarktV*RLepori5s 'a.i`e sticizg. thzwkthe farmerknowa what '- his produce itrworbh in-the dif- ferent markets. and so is in 8. position to sell to` the V advantage. - __ ` ixi a.1l`p'&rts'of the (11str1' 'c|5 its readers well informed. gn an paras OI H18,-(U.8BI'1Cl'{ KEG . Its readers well mformed. any locality 13- unrepresented; . it '13 beca._use wg:hs\;e_Lfnr- vw-Auru\v|;`. " m annnhn ll ;u2._,! UE`-_"`;",S ...L'*."_'LE1L,""-" faileo secure a.'coi`respx)x'1i`{:7 enti. Cm yo_u:hel;ns-outrhy~'- securing 8. :})OI`tQ1`._f0!.` us `at nnivnnmmnf Ine? ` `i unre_prgsen'_ places? _' Cum van Ull`lLlr nu uuu . .- W securmg re ,1-her} Tor at 1.!Ian:y`ul">cribersh.ave ixlpgd " "us b kind words to their ~ u M frien sand wears Ye ml for the a.ssist.a.nce.. a.lI o - : Write for sample cop w `ph .' will be gladly furnish, ., ` A "us sue. anu -na.ve_.'1,'m_s: ax,- AMINER for the` last vemontahs of theygm`? . 1`ry`ib.., ' A`: That;-it"xv pay; to srid .. -us 304:. and -l1'a.veL.T!iE EX, A \n\n'.~n Fnu Hsniinsxf Hv5r`I1'1nnH\n - gram; my tor uwo mmous worxmeu. - Johan and Mathias went be the castle ` of Pomerolies. Both were ,y`om.1g and '. strong, accustomed to him lubrication of ne swords, bare-chested, in f_x-ontj of. aming forge tires. to strike in cadence` the glowing blades; keeping faithfully" the secrets of the old rasber founders; V , and `knowing Well how to guide who owing of the terrible liquid metal from the onuldrons to the casting pit. - 12.. am. no tho nnetnlinn. `Jahhn was by sljbscx-bibing` for K _Tm: no.,m AGENES. Q)` whet! pxu, m`m;.-w1;,1c_h, lahr on,,_ the` 7 'hiIBif `i*391nJnglyf roo,<:e1--ln.-by? a; `strap '61:` l0R09,!)(1B_T-lj.'l1,P'l)1lfUDSBEIDD--3"u ' ` Jnhgm"ti1hni:6.V :frightuily _. n`a.l_e,_M land} , Mx:h1us;_ bne?nklng:-, o1`.f`,: "g3;;ed' .80, -D13. 13` .. - -` T.h9y.%sinx mi gizizp fdr aehu. .`i3Aiohe"-` 2. ` molten brnnzef was to ow ;' aldne`~'I1n.tzh`isL. T. f-`'" lBj~8}i #33; latiau.gx;a:jg;no;gp_.l1k9.U, f-.9 we cnulurons r-0 one cusmng pm. `- By order of the castellun, Jehan was ` made master of the fomid`ry,;hw1th Ma-. ' shine for his assistant, and the old work- i men under-"'hls command. ` _ -_ . rmm .....~..m...-rum mm-1: umn hnannh huh l1Tl(18l' I115 GOIIlIIlL\lll. _ I The prepgxrstory work was begun, but ; an zwcidem; occurred to dish the bar- monious mlations of 1: two` chiefs, "which had been per ot1y~.mniptained' I doW!1~t+slxt-t} . - A woman cnme/ Jaween them; - f `It was Ania e, the daughter of the I19-.\d lnmr, a maiden pure and calm, Mme, .in)he porch of her pat-en1; s home, piicd per spinning-wheelFwh4lo:singing= :}_n d refrnin`:-- _ V . - 7 Alas, alas! Li-don-don-`de_ll! . _ . Why,may not a maiden tell -_ A .dnn` dnn-dell`. n-don-don-dll? W ny_.may non a manual] wu A-don`do,n-dell , a-don-don-dell? When soft; sighs her bosom swell? G Alas, alas! ts-don-don-dell ! . _-Jehan and Mathias `both had lumjnqd this must, listening to it in` the -intervals in the clach of hmnmers beating the spzxrkling iron upon the anvil tops. Jnlmn. man and muscu-lar. conned his ,/ - to~tlm!d--penaa 115 and WBFIJKO I06. In front of me nordly dwelling ex- tended the mall, bordered wast?` ume -trees a. cenmry. old; then -the-talconry as E rthaennrnnce ` otggcaola wood, and the ' smithy lo_nndry.Tvh'er_e,&,he steel was hammez-pd, and where gun-metalmwas I maitcd for ` the founding of bombnrds, ` much for fty years, had mplnced uha ' nld-time catapult. ' ` ! Thu lm-d nf-Dnmnrnkin um": nmnnv-inn 1 -Icuuu, unu nuu uzuuuuaug, Uynuuu nu. heavy and almost; meeting eyebrows. He 1; 1onk.ecLat-__Ma1;h1as.,;JvttigIigTTn'got of l copper in the scales-looked. at mm hate-` fully, wvlthoundnrlng to show his hatred. . HA mm: him because he had seen him i Xully, Vvlmolrn-nnnng nu suuw 1_ua uau-uu.. ; V He hated him because had ` gpenk to Annette, who hadlaughed_whlle listening to him,.ahd shown. her ,range of ivory teet:h._'_' Would he win` he1-_love-_-' this `csomrada. .witsh `the blue eyes. and _ hlonde beard falling--upon'his qhesu_1ix:o nlsheuf'of,ripened-oats? .._. _' _ _ 0 no ;Tnh.-xn had Rnnkan to Annette. asneu0I,r1peuE-u'oausVr _ Ha, Jehan, had spoken to Annette, and she `had greeted him with a.pleasan$._ smile- But perhaps she had only-purhed ' n'i\ him a gimnln nihmce of scrutiny. as 1% sums- 51115 pernaps S118 1165:. Utuy puruuu '9' h 1 sim la `lance scrubln stranger from that distant my _a 0113-` which shevlgad heard v agi.i_a1_y; as one 'ot the woaers `of the world, lled with " gigantic palaces and ci;uroh`es`w1_1f"spires piercing the sky. `.&_1-~-" ' ., . :r_-_ ' . "And "n".-The worked Jehiiiked himself Auaashe worked Jehikedvhimselt ` whevshei-he` coxifdi bear to live far fro Jthniz he lovedher even unto death, piercing the sky. -a~ . rr_~a,~_ this woman whd` had suddenly appe:i_re'dA upon his road '-of "life, and'he hhqught ."' `nun How mun. ha and .'1\.I-athias were ._ than he loved not unto uaulau, `- One day, while he and -"Mat-bias wt-6| " in'13he`01Isting p1t kn-adig the'1om andj! _(11_1st; which was to serve for the " ' yaste with". which the mold` for the_be11 was to he niade,` he suddenly} raised his . head and s.uid:-- " I ` 7 WI1T1i"E`T`1:f(,_'_!iif.'{gt;g ' ..Mar-mas!" -. z . r?.m,,, _ , " `f Ymlnve Annehto, do yo.`nom" "V -Mathias blushed ms. x-st, astonishpd at`. $18 (1l1esn_ion;' t-hen luakilfehiln full in. ft-he 306, he said, _!inhsi_a!:ingly:..--5` - . W|\nt vnn at! In i`.l'llA.' HOW V011 _t-no race, he sum, _annesn_naumg1y=.--. l `what you say is time." How did you 5 Ijunnm to}know1t?"- 3. - " 7.! snspeoteht. , .; M'asuer, I, Alofve 'he.r--mere~tlV1aIl` mi lite! -1'.--lojvia,-`her, As i_-she}-,fa1er _9 'sai6- dceude_d~uppnmheearth;-5"_ M V " < Jnmmt nun "friuhfhllw nhle. and" BIDIJW-~ menu! 1.n:V!1Wb.hm:'--V 1uuThu-ass ' it h L em g:1:O. W 10 w sparkling Iran upon one zmvu. wps. Jeham, tall and muscular, opened m'*'ummnmm .' -- -bd2!_l_haI.n8Vlh`inIhIlrhIkwl1oul Apln'@IniI1I&drl!_p|tooIdi`tthcIdw- insiihedlv. V . ~ ' Tllathnc xed by tnelordot Pome- `mlluanaiihanbbetorthacuslngottha Dan-nnnrln can nnmnl AI dnin Ch: mllulnglllnannaxorini cuungoxuw Rounonda wan come"; at dawn the molten mm was to be transformed. _ All the.p1-gqoding nightthamd ill!`- nnau wen kaptqlgow. nding up their ' black clouds skywnrd. . Alone bntora the gull, John and Mn- thhu untnhnd clvm nmnHm:r mnta|_ .1 withering stweom would till `the molded pit ks receiuo ll. AI iaybrq-uk the , would sound in thaicutla courts, and before the lord of Pomerolles and his vunseia, nil in feitni uttim, before the monks oinging oantioios, and--hhe abbe puotlng. upmrnyara to heaven, the _ ood of incandescent lays wouldbe upon: ` upon my way, nnd;Roq.amonde would be made. -A w - Twenty thousand pound; wei ht of metal soothed in the couidgpn, on ova: this volcano Mathias stood, liantly watching the color of the oopper and tin. under the strain ot the constantly renewed fire of peat, turf and charcoal. `HIKE WHWQFI EH3 BXIIUIIXJK IHFDRI. " \ Tho moment approached when Ih ( I l I ` Van Mm mmd Johan. who. inturn' A1036 llluuru (no gnu, uuunu nun thins watchpd the smokingjnetal. `Flu: mnmnnt nnm-nnnhad what um 01 peas, mu uuu uuuruuuI.- _ Near him stood Johan. who. lnturn stopped to examine the liquid meial. . Ar. Hunt rnnmnnll 'Mnchmz~ whisnladnn I stopped to exmmna we uqmu muuu. v " air. Jehan txifned upon. hhn,'h1s eyes i ashing furiously. . It was the air of Ann`ette"s refmih:- u Alan, `alas! ix-do'n-don-dell! . I At that moment 'Mat.hia_s" whlscledwxn . All consciousness of reality left; I at thaslnstann, A veil_ passed over his `eies, and hideous jealousy gnawed as his heart sh ercvly shat, seizing his `companion with `both hands (by the waist, pa hmjled him.incb 1=he"craIer at his fact. 6;, - u..ol.l....|mA nn Hnvn tn {Inland Mm- . c-.31" ' Mathiudmd no time; - to defend him- self. not even so comprehend thn attack that had suudanly been made upon him. He could only cry: Help: Jehan!"" An:I.hn'1Hdnnnn.'|ra In hh he could only "help: uenaux` And -he` didnppeaxjed, in the &_t;ii`l`i1;l metal, `and only a blue ame, shoot_ing~` up from the heart of that-terrible volcano, `showed where his body Ignd, at than moment, bem_d . Gama mnnt-Ihn Inter hnnnmd nnd rec I tutu on cross up: ..w.. gm ma f.`2. :T " " " This thought is wrmra as I tail 7 up [H05 amp Cnl\'.ary_ `A ` `lo think mine own hands drove the nails! Isangsmorrysng, ~" Aldchoae the heaviest wood I had` To build 1:. mm and moan. . . . I momenta, Dean mssmvuu. 'wnrde(1 for his successful casting of ho ` I Some months later, honored and re~ . Rosumonde, Jehan married Annetba, the lord of Pumerolles retaining him at the castle ag forgifmnsbar. And he was happy inhls marriage, no sense of re- morse ussamng his heart] lled vhollyA `and exclusively by his love. - . Nlnknv hurl unnnanrnd thn fate of AIll- and excmsxvexy oy ms wvu. -. . Nobody had suspected the fate of Mn- thlas. His disappearance, had remained inexplicable. Tlmb had "passed and he _ F was forgotten.` ,. Am-n mum months had massed with Iorgouuen. ,~ . After some months had. passed great pompnnd religious ceremony, in the presence at the lord of'Pome1-olles and the abbe. tha Rnsamonde was hung in the belfry of the abbey. Inhnn. nmnno hhn narnmnnlnllnsnlsto I in me usury DI gnu uuwy. _ Jehan, among the ceremonial assist; ants, regarded his work. ' The enormous bell shone with its Latin inscriptions and in Redeemer on -the cross. * He now" thought of Mathias. `' 1. All that hnd hnan his comnnnion 51994 i unougnu or Mamms. W 7. _ All thou had been his companion 819 there, imprisoned. foroeharnlty in `is ' lculrnss of bronze! _ > n..+.Im nlmnh Mn nvna In-vino tn mt culmss 01. Druuzu; Butvhe shuts his eyes, trying to Qrget and press9d:hls arms closely abo f- the I "spits of his tough manner form-of Annette, who tenderly turned. his embrace, for she hadlearne to know all t;h_e`love this man had In her, and was beginning to love hlm ` greatly in and awk- ward mbvements.- ' - "r ...+ 1.. tin: r-v-ntv nf nammnhsz assem- ' warn IDOVBIIIBHBS; / ` _ Lost in the crowd of peasants asuem- ' bled about the abbey, Annette and Jehan made their way down / the hill and into l the shade of_ a lime wand near _the ' ' castle. seating themslves ,by the side of Pa. lake, on which dated .3 large numban ~ of white swans the groperty of the lord of Pometolles. V. - Am: l\VI what twink!-. hffm-nnnn. whnn` or Eometoues. ` And on that. bright Jgfbernoon, when` the sun cast on the soft; award the shadows V --- es on .21, round of I ..;.1.-I Tnknn'-`ah: hand ' ranting nn EA. `(.1 L- '- '83 uu. .23, ruuuu us _go1d,`Jehan,'-his head` resting on 0An- ne1:te s knees, went. 1:9 sleep, while she hmlusad herselfwlth plucking the wild ` owers within her reach andhumming , her fa.vor:1t;e_s.ol song. . ~ , I `Rut-. anddniv nnnakrntifxa. the lowest her ra.voru;e_s.om song. Bub, sgxddenly penetrating- the lowest depths` of the valley, came the_ strangest, thamosts musial sound'"that; had ever- stirred the air of "Vt-haib counm-y_sIde; tzha monastery set forth the. first s'uInmons_of its bells. Piously ,`Annette5mm1e hh sign` of the cross:' bins` Jehnn started up-with - '"|..m.I1.1......a nun: nnnn m`rT'Eh- an m It I Kid guessed-41"! had dreamed Ira weight was meant for me.` , L01 uuu cl: ulx: .3 nwn.II\ 1: bewildered eyes, op ` moub"f' face an inexpressible ho:-ro!".` : | -nm-rind nn t.h'n' grmnmns rd tmce mexpressmle norror.` , _ ` I. -Carried on the" souorous air he heard ; the voice of Mathias, mingled with than i I of the metal, "Help! Jahnn! ; V "l`hrnnahnn{'. !`.'hn' dav; in BM!!! Of 10?. I or me meum, "nelpz aanuu 1" 3 v Throughoub.%'ha'_day; in sign of joy,` sounded the be1_l `and `an day. long `the ears of Jehun rang with "the supreme cry of his companion. Helix! Jehan`!" It seemed"-to him ._ now Athah. Mathias was there, yonder calling him. ' .1am~.'li nv"1:h`nh fnllnwed a davv of i 1 there, yonder ca1u_ng nun. ` .;Enc1i .dq.y h_l1fms_ followed was a day. martyrdom? for"Jeha.n. The ringing appeisl of Mathias maids him `spring ` rfrdin hisbed. .He' stopped his ears at-the, 1.....'.. net 1-fha 'alnI1nr.\nn fnr nvnr the lush ` ,c1'-y of his '`1end' came ~bBok~ to ' V V 'lugubrl9us', implaca.b1e. Hem! .Lej;_IxL u ` Tn vs-dn' hn nn11zzhl;-f91`:t%'EflnB8s` by iugubrlous, Imp1aca.b1e. "help: aeganw casti1ig~c.u`lve:*ixff3r the` 1qrd`_ofPome- imiles, 01-In beating the glowing iron upon the sounding anvil; never could he In. it Manama inn-ncuihln in Iivnin f.MR In vain" he soughh-d9rgi`Ef1f1es~by. ` drawn the rstless voicanf the Rosamonde, drown one resmess VOICMJI me nuszuuuuum Oh, it became i_n11=0ssible,to livein this` way! He must exile himself, abandon t.his,p:_m:, at the cgmm-y. 1-enurn to the gr'e(\t city, y" from t:he_ `sinister: of death! And van. in was but-. afhalluclnatslonl ` greau cguy, ny [mm mug SILIISDUF um uuuuu: And yetz,'_1t was but nfhalluclnatsionl It could have no _real existence !' Maihhlas. qould nh speak. ` ' ' ' .Tnhnn wna nnlfrnkipul. He had alW8VSV Lwn1(:i1_x.na_1'rassea,n1m.> A . - _ . One evening the lord ot~ Pom`e:qlles_ `had the misfortune to lose `his -yo_un`ges8__' son, and mou'rnin=g't;_1 upon all-his_v.as-` Ba1snnd`depeLbi_ent;s_. _ , Slowly sounded the sepulohx-al_ knell.. 5 ,He1p! .IehVnn1A suuudedthe bellu. -Bnzhepdad, .w;m maming - steps. `as 1.: . :mo1m_ted_the;hll;- He rexio11[a_d " the-` man.- ` astuery,-and requesEei1,"the father `be11 xiingei to" allow .-him, to `go u{2;in:o_mhe` qaud, fro." " ' : ~ ` " ~ `mum. an.vnuu"wnn;. twhem drnwnf by kin invmolble force, -_'Jeh;u'1 j .5be1 ry.. _Above`theb_el.l`v swung s1ow;_l_ye to:_ qomu non speax.` . V Jehan was courageous. He _had always beenaudzgolous. He would bmvp this :bel_1 Lwhlch. harrassed, him. > n`.'..`. ....;m'hm Hui Im-A Bf. Pnmm-nll`n 1: 1 mm guessea-~u 1 nan qreamnu weight meant, me,` V To hear Ib Calvarv. av: made A llghtgr crpu ` Vl';a !Id,fro.*" v"~*~_.:~ ' wwlxat do; you _`w_ants `with;-199?. ': 5 ~"ao:e_4.v=m,i;. 'of1r1-VJha7}"5 . v -. ..u=vmnm. hidinm .w`ursel.. rW.hene- .. are ;vuo_.yquz:"_ n!"1qll"-I5'l1a,n`..`_. H '1 ., `A ' My _ u~nre- hid1n_a.-yoxIrae1-L- gwhm are --you?-'-! .;Is1mnTor1`od .. _amidrtheLt9mp68h 9__ hheisound. *1 am na`t.a1mm; shuvv_,,-you:,:~ se):1,`1tA.you#-am-igsnoww yn_nrna1t..! < ` A ` V L $4 . I114-.-hmt hlnhat. . he \moun1'.ed. `the; hllj ae1:I.V1t~:z9'1"t*re.V`snM9mf~W 1ghg_p,.. ;1;1gher,,:I;eA;_x11un3:esl.,LTtha:VbslI . bye : hliiheft0E&B1M9`y:t0-11131.1t1p139k.. >4 ..1..rmnn annm h -in fd lwnv to and 1130 over msgineatt0ea&I3ms1y-n0I1.1ng1__ ,1,u;s;y_nngy;;_V__> _ clapper. seanwiz ..- $.'W.. .0 W1. 11:0 1&9` _untm.men'e.e ' V ` ;.1e_1'mn hu1 refaohed%the_ bell, and; bgond-s V ~1ng= taownrd it, grimmd um nn_`d~`1zhJ:eab- % ened. . in. w1bh`,.hi$.;c1enohd'.unoong; `M aoldi1 of whwhel waesdbiuiy, _In aMi. ` 'g'..aa..i.1~iu iaymohk, um. his`-"Ldn1iizet:-- - H ~----------- (4%: `night! Iaplytollooriclnld by: Cnnmmar. - '7VVIB.lI. Ill] uezsru Luuuu gnaw uu fast."aman remarked tlo his barber. I lose hug an hour a week inyour aha` " " a barber assured him that 8 strong board was a blessing indiar union game. A ~>T i How do you make (Inn out.` Re- mowie.-pray, the di5g'uise.'.' ` v~-mm ...1..;.. .1-.. Lu...-A mnwiasnk ` wen. wn_eu um uuuru glvvvunv it : a sign of w'ca1iey'. Athletes. over .. sinca Samson. tidve had `plenty of .hai1--not always on the chin`. perhhps. ` It doesn't matter whre it grows. Thin. active people are prettysuse to have more than fat.-people." - HI .......... \....;a z. mac: .1 cirrn of` plements his nervous organization. is A l l nave man I86-people. "I never heaid it was .a sign of` vitality. replied` the other. I have heardib was 3 sign` of seqsitiveness. and my obsenration- hears thi out. _ The extent and neness of _a' man's` 1 pilDsity5 is a .,criterion of his delicacy ' and nervous `strength. ` Beides. you l know, a man's hair. except as in .~sup- ` ` quite independent of him, 9. .kiml oi parasite. in fact; The}-' say ibkeeps on growing` after digutli. and when skele- t_ons are exhumed they are all u\'ur- grown like an axe left inlthe ;_:1'u.~':<. Th_at s the reason` this 'l1a`seeLl Pupu- liajgs wear su_ch ~longbe:mls;. if tlcu.LlL 'wm; t stop it, whyslxouhl 'tlu=y'. To . sacrice a h:iir s length is an affront to the pp\ve1"`s zgliove. and `those fnrmexjs are just lazy enough to rest in such an nvnnon , continued. uxvusc. ` _ j.`"0l1'.` .huh m_\'. f1`iem_l, ym.i are all` wrongl e_xposti1l:ite`l" the llv-`mi-. Thgaliuir only `$801115 to ' `death. Men who_ are sh.\\--2.1. as S: proper immediately after ih-utix. (:0 ill 'afe\_v days appear -`to l1`."C\i .~;h:u'En~_; `again. but this is not because lllu-lnlll` `has Lrmwn. b1i`t_bec`m1se the skin has shrunk. thereby e.\`pO::`lllg the `hair neaiwr its roots," \\'l1_lI.`l) an-e :l_q\1`.ll`tL`l` of an inchf `mthe `n-f:i_ce. 'l`hi:s sii-:nr:e phenomei on gives rise to the mu m :1 fallacy a o\ut t e unqne11cl1:Ll)lc fertil- ity of hair. As to our sensitive theoijv," he "'I can c agree :with you. Atheory hat doesn t hold with nibsz women and many men is no.;:om'.. What or u person'sl1:iii' g1`o\\fs_gi:1ici'- ouslv ornot depexids somewlmt on his phy iczL1ix1l1e1'itu.nce gsons of bllltl men at often bald. I notice`. and vc-ry 1 rgely on his own stock of vitality. Lia vH\\Al\ nnn lxn mill lmwuvm`_ 'l`ho. ,;S WlNGINC ROSAMONDEl : "At 9. sc_11o01`Vin Om:_1l1-.L they have , an exercise every` day known. as. 2L1`8 drill end every pupil from the wee` `l _ littletots to the se1'1iors.'r'n_:L1'cl1 ,out to l the tap-of the drum. They were all . _.. welltmined and the principal often ; boasted that thebig building couldlie 5 emptied in two minutes \"xrithout~. eon- fusion. Oie Downs, E_ou`1'teen years of V aae,_\va the drummer boy, `and_it'w`as i v his duty to stun _ at tel ooc 0 1e stairs and maFc`lTtl_`2e. boys iu1d_ girls out to the mt`-tat_-t'a.t_of his (lrum.. This _ is wl1_at.ha,ppenedt the `othef tlav; ._A` ,. teacher came -'dash`ing~into his om, 9 _cryin'g that the building was on re. E The piiiicipal `mm; to -tllie gong. ._and ll there `was a."rush of `excited children and cries of a.la1'm;fron1 the teachers. A panic and 3. stampede was imminent. V andin all the school only the drummer ~boy- kept. his head. He saw smoke coming through` the 1'egis'te1-, aiid` he an `ma +.Hn1z'1'+. nnl`0~'Rn1`V tn ask 'nm`-. 1 1 S . l rgeiy OIL A118 Uwu` aLuL;n um vn.uu\_u. his much can be said. ho\vevei'. The man with a full head. of hair seldom `has u._ vigorous'bem`Q undi the mam with a. sturdy, ambitious beard, like ' yours. oftentis bald ~on "top. - _Nat_ure- sees to-it thag n`c`>`in1_a'n shall be. 8. mono- polist`. on hinsute` glory. That: 1!. dis- 'proport;ionate afnoiit `of strength goes tothe hair is sliowxi by the fziet; that. aside from looks. 1'11311'feCi better if their hair is `cx1to<:easiona1ly. . 1`h'e _1ong-bearded` Populist is prop.=`i~1y re`- presented as a. lank. czxdaveiioiis, blood- less creature. ' -Anil . I once saw a. fan xvomzmin a. museuni who-, I '1)..A. L`...-. .......!.. \....n..1 vnho +.i-imuino novecpny. tqe a15g'u1se.:' 2 Well. when the beard growast u. .. ..:.... .3 ..:...Ha..' Athkxtnn mark. : womanm it museum \vuu-, _ _ ~'But:he ma-n vs b_e:_ml was trimmed. and having: found ('1. man who could c11athim`a;ttee1ing of long -words. he ' gladly sped out at this p9int.-Ne\v | York Sun- - ~ - ,1'mss1on to leave the room. -Rapidly ' passing along the aisle, down to ights ` of stairsvby way of fche banieters and ` into the-princip9.1 s._room, he pulled the .'dru`m_?from its hook on the wall, slung, the` strap over ' his shoulder and p1unged_i.ut_othehall-. Thesmoke was now so densIe_he,cou1d hiu:d1yI'see his ` "way. and on the oor ebove he could hear the teac_he1's`shouting to the" I chi1d1'e_n `to rema..in1i_i1 order. A fire en;>;iVnemtj;1ed-up outside; bn_t. like a. "tri1?6s 0ffI1`{3T}ZiI"0QZ stood at ohisfposn \a,m1vbea.M11e.`V.1ong roll on his "drum. The first tap, acted 1ike.m_a-gic. The ? _ principelocelled: to the childreh`, "Listen' ` = to the_.`d,r;1m .Z"and` they remembered theolessone.-T To the music of the drum, rank after-rankt`he3' calmly marched : downthe'st9.irs.V,as':1:hey5 had done a L }_1un(l`red- pimes `before; In one minute ~ and. thirty seoondszfitom thersh tap of ` _bhh drumotlieife was (not; 9. child jx; the . ;_b.uTding`.- '.Butr;0 re stoo(1sti11, .po ol>`V` - an oat hiseipost; with;-t11`e'f* *smoka;b1inding hinlpuntil every Eljpjlr Q ........r ...`.t.'...... . con_q.A_moN son zaau. ': . V. ~..%***!.f'i'9=~!!91- , ~' "Ahq.! . x,nurmupe,d Earmer.'}_?utra">w.w ;: 'am;cking`~his_ 1_pW1-$1I8Te.$It V _u...k:..1."..;u in n ~Inn1am-H11 1hAr1innAFnn..i' 'ama.cmng`~n1:s= {.}Q`~`W1W1` uwsv ix. : ~ ?`?whis1t -in ~isp1ens1i the iuenzyiandi sn.chl1ke1" ' ' ` ttnm-...:m.a., :1m;.s.a2+.:.. uA9:,,4'.nn1a&:zs1'. Vanna mnuenzygunu; 5.7-wn mm . . 1 4`But:--yeti -havn?}-.1-. gp`t_;~4'nuehza.L'!; . Isair1`his$`0``1`JVi5-9*~`; 11*` ' "7 i : -A: ..B:1g3p5;nop,<;my deargjb butv.'ITvoV_gg;w; {nvkialrtr-, nd; EV GEOTHG. I30; Auifhobnd bash, Avenarabla king, ` tho Lqrd of Pomeroues poaueuod In 1;inQ taudal outla all the qeoaenry dopami- ancl-:s-survanta lnnumerntgla, men-acv arms and retainers of, noble birth. . The ':~...uI.........L. .! Ma Ma}: mnnrn fnwm-3 - mun Jun gvvu..v a:L__u._ * M P-. r aps:noI;.`;_my dea.1~`;: l`)ut ' 5W1i38k793'i94I13i's by G`0r6..7 vI mfgoin. am ; ;ismi1 fi:t:!f?": V A Sol1o1bo_'s wnrum, m'1ixx`:j' mm aim. u-|uLv;1`u;\`\t\I1 {nrnnu A I 1: in `ungpu Whoa Yup Know an ' vuIo_d~ ` noun I A lnulllro ' sud :3-I. 0 nu.` WE nrfguonu Pnthlu.` Never be too familiar vith 3 ionng "_ dog. He must have a certain respect, not necessuy a fear of you; but h-_ mnstlearn to obey. Any intelllgnnr ......-.. ...:n 1...-.. x.:.. ......m`:. nfnw I Will IUCIU IUD BILLIE Lu Qnuu ` lessons. Once you have given it to ; i him never change it. liind`you this- i if when he heabnce recognized you asi " being his master, his one`. idea is to e t31eHggg`y_9n end no deservew put. on the i Ihead and a word of.}arnise. Never: tussle with him with a suck, and never 3 deceive him under any pretence. More i dogs have been spoiled by their mastersgiot plafing fair with them i - than one could reckon. Be honest with 1 your dog. and heivill be honest with you. v - TC Vin!` nnoanaa 4' 13-1171 and umn (100 . must 188111 w ouey. any s`uwmsv-u puppy will learn his name` ih Ifew . Iamannn nnna vrm `Mum nivnn it Y0`! you. I If you possess a}' gun. and your (log E \ is of that kind which has inherited the_ 5 scent fdngnme, the first thing to teach " him isto fetch and cari9_y-tl1zxt is. to retrieve--and this withom, cliewing or V mutilating the object which he l)i'lll;{S- A way tolbreakia. dog of this\is'to take] an old glove,`put gm few tacks with the points extending outward; an-_l.till it full of cotton. He will lin,gL_,_,tj;:;I__lg1_, picking it up gentlylie can c:u'1`_v'it3 without discomfort. while if he at-I tempts to worry it the .\;onsq\1eiiceS i are not zxgreeublg 1`l1is!e'ssonis much 7 hotter for ` him than. tiny amount of ; whipping, and he will remember it,`; much longer. V . ' . W 3 T! vrnn mush on a\.}me nvnr vnnr tinrr, E Il1UCIl l0I]geX'- -. ' __ `; If y_qu_wislx_t_q`hoot over your dog, It the next thing is tbirn-ake him nd the A bird. To do this, the best way is to" , procure A live quail. which can easily . be had from any bini.-fancier: put in in a small cage and show" it to .tl1e"pup.v warning him -not to touch it. Then i conceal the cage in a. copse of fern of,_g grass. and bring him carefully in that direction. Never. let him nearer than within four or ve feet of it..;_ then speak to him enco'ura.gingl_w Under the in- uence of y5__m: words lie) will become all attention. alml a (log? thus properly broken will never flush :1. covey. unless he runs into them by accident or when` he is` ca.rrieml~ away by excite- ment . under which circiunstances he` will ho\\' conerition.--Ha1`pei"sBound Table. She Might Have Rclgnc-d` as Elizabeth H. _ . u .. 1. 1 '1-\ Varmn ana retainers ux_ uumu uuwu. Luv: ` bmtlaments of .1111 high. _aquare towers were visible Mar over tho plain, telling ! of step] and fire, and causlnmberror alike -so~tLmSd,-peaaant and waruke foe. ` In fv-nnt. nf aha lordh? dwelling: " By reason of >the peculiar dearth of ospring tha.t.c}1ai`:1cn_e1'ized the careers` of her royal uncles. the b`irth of t_he`lit- Queen. Victorizi. in the old brick palace . 't1e' princess who nfte1'\vzu`ds beczunei in,Kex1sington, was a signicant event-. ' J1. .___ ._._.. ..,..'.,. .~....L1,. \ ;..,.n1\I.< GVUIU.-. N'l`hcre was considerable` trouble`! aboutnan1in;2 the lmb_\". The father, wislxedto call her Elizgtbetll. thinking that it would prove a, name.;o please the people sl_1oul(l she occupy (`the tl1r0ne;but; the Prince Regent. after Wards Geome IV., who was goCgfatl1e1`. together with the rEmper01" of- Russia. gave only thename of Alexandrina to the clergy. rm-.,. 4'n4-l{m- nlan:-Wm} Ilmf. nnnflum-. we L'1e1'gy. = - , The father pleaded that another name beadded. and proposed `the feminihe form of the Rege'nt"s own name. Georgiana". But t1x said tha't his name could not come in the second place. and as the E_m'pero.1- must} take precedence, he suggestedi --that if the baby must'ha.ve'anot'her . nameher-mot'her"s name be added. | (1- u.--'-L:1,1 ....... ...m;.,..J H..v..m1..:m. n8.me`I1eI`-muuxur 5 name UR: uuuuu. So thdchild was n_am_ed Alexzmdrinzx "Victoria, andin infancy was known as the Princess Driga, a. name she drop-' pad after her accession. - . \\'11y.,~li-':VV'as Not at Sx;l3oo '1`excher-Wil1iam, you` were non at &$JaM- nl ` ally send an excuse.- UUHUUL _yuaumu.u_v._ um-u Jun` nu, .... .. to offer?" _ , .Wi1_Iiari1-I was sick, nm am." _, . When you_ are sick your pgxrents new 1 1 I Pm'ents_didn t know it, ma,'am."' 'fHow is that?" _ - _ L Wasn't-takym sick untiil `after I~~-left ; ` ' I | I.'.......Ln - . 7- "What was theqnatter w1kLy9u9" _ vyuuu l` mlnpu awn Iuuunu u.`-nu - -~-- , home." . - _ . "' `V`And why didn't you` return home? "Was afraid to, ma. am. un|.;;;...$+-M mn nm, 1'9 `mam APUPPY. HOW VICTORIA WAS NAMED. " wnau was mm yxuuwr `fClg"{rttes. V maiam, out me cnsmng or me 1-1-nxnxseu uau. Bus for the due accomplishment of such an undertaking the ordinary work- . ...~r1nen.ot tho castle were not suicienbly skilled. An xu-nismn was needed who was experienced in all the difficulties of this -' `t-ti'c1iTor kinriof work, bnpnble of com- 'bining the proportions of copper and tin best. calculated to produce the greatest ~ volume of sound, and to pub in pmchice the tzhousnnd details furnished by oxper1- A ,ence and transmitted by the corporaions from generation to generation. Sn thn lm-A nf `Pnniarnlle.-1 sdnt hrthe