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qI.'\:,_ _~\V LILUIIV cl , VUSILI l.K5l' ; **m1eg;m Extmats:" I , t.'..|.- '..u.'.. .- .-\.../n f ....u.,... .............. , `. ` N I- '~ luck. `ennui: r ot1'.en cheas/3. did say. or I _ l ,`,`Liks Sm'e'o_u',,I-;ny t.honsan,i}s_'slny. 1'5 ' ~ -' L vow.".quo$h R0ger.~cha,t., you do, -` I ' -AT1iiwith'th9selsn3nqwcupou toojm ~ 1 Thinking of the my:-{id :1't.n:.\:t.ious of A ` l I x I I 9 _ ripe Slzllboni hue vgpndgrs` how at` mite~`de~ touring; mm swnllmviilg Englishman ; an ever have scorned" his` neighbors for . aatlngkogs or snail-not 'uncouked_,: still: ` plessalive. . .. . nun eld that some gormunds evenrllko ; Elm maggotsthah hatborixi adnmp (and . [)oi1ed)Gorgonzoh,,but"3)nu must draw 1' she line somowhemmmd I; ,` ' 1 whiter $0115. abby. things that iump.`-- n . Qlmimh. ALmember=ot the Germnnln Walters ` 5 nn`1on:_1n Nuwlork was dlscharsut A! = his alum 'aaa_`wa`1tor-.in aoerhin; _` L on; eiqomplasntotynunbcrbt ` ` lioi1_hAi~"`h mu.li_l?i;lB!.N A, mg-`;aan49ammwa%-wm ` bur. bunxlxl nut. One of `them Jhkn It Eu: !`or Q I; ' Who Bauhcd 1n:o 1t;`n:_u-mur; V _ A man izfth Ellicc g1-(mp of slands in ttiu seuutlx Pacic ocean found a heapof 5;-mi - out cocoanuc ber andoct-mun: sh.~n.< at the foot uf :1 lzxfge .2 .1 tree. He , mcyxmxizgd meiwwnrk of a pa crab or: comunut enter. and lmked minus him for aha Lm-r:_>w. He found it um} 1:-._|r'<~t_x:E}_v , ML in it w as-z-ruixx w_hi('h \\';1}' is turnedq He had his arm in to the shuuidvr \v}wn snnlething seized his Wrist` He ahmkmi with pain and tried , to pull his lgnugi (mt. n ...x.;.. m... R.k:.... An .. migulu-I nun `nuns. an-.. uuu vv yuu nu; nannuso ~... K A white rpm; was shing on nne'ar!\,_v\ turf, and hearing the e... `um czunu m xlzv 3 resale. Hu tor-: the earth and In:mmln>ut`= 2 ' away. arid quickly saw Ihn}; th -,)\\`ner of 'xhe burnm-. It palnx c_mh.K_hud reeentd 21:: 3 furrtxsinxx nf an hand and had crushed -the V L .. . ' A .1. ....LL L ` .....l. ... . nu: tun hzrrusi balms .. I . , .'A wb.shin_g' u1d.\vhii2h...h&s the myth-' M ' ' . ` V ass -ia,mp.de._. as follows: Star 2:` tublespoontul of turpsm 2 , __ ne _and`8 mblvsgoontuls on gmmQnip7ixc_8, , V 8*13i3'!ST0f b9i1i3:s'.W'M.r: #514: of diss61v[ed'soap._' Put she olohs, 3.95 ` Lwgater,'aud. afhnrpbbigg 1l;emVl`lji,I& ` &li'9!l :1L.boll:`;_'iu1i`(tZ.`5*l,`|1 M 1 mmune~mI=.se~n:*eo . A W 7 Iin_,.u:l0881;`i3f;V me=;;1i2;es*m;h A V . . L nu pant) Lnnu. mhber`cmb`n}su. 111} of the cm`.) {ex All sorts cf :'mz_=- `I JUIJSVCII 3. H11 {UK.` (10511 of the rminml `higzhly nrlishod 2'2)` X nmru..n_~ \`.u Lnvi F1391 `D Q DULMAGFZ, Manager, sc;.:oua= [ Lu: Uuru. .1 .|\ _\ .u C an `. that when um uf "Lin tight in the drunk {-11 cans u-..!`.~iu.~ nu. un \ . UHH \\ HVXI (U U] l/HULU LLlL"l.`l Ull ii Hl':l, (I ` three of the robber crabs in one humh I-Ailmvs. Louis Becke was \m`t};iz\g en an island in the Ellice group wirlt n I1;l[i\`(` mmpunion. when the n_ut1\'e hurstmtt: lnughing. Huhnd seen with tht~ir.:5U lugs .~:-v0't:u)g1ed uhuub "one an other than they could not nrleaso _their 5 .hu)1dsun thv :1]_\})I`1`uCh of the !_l}t'Il. A11.` ' they `muhl do was tn roll t1wir.u_ves_ah_>ut. \ Otmnf tho thmr hudbtwu of its armored 9' _ legs. cruahvd by I11}!-uiplwr of we t2t`,..tl1e others. The native rowk :1 vi_nv which gmxv near by-,,1ussuvd the luL.-wut1n'dthem about With it and curricd chem 611`.--}ew York ` Sun. The `Little Man Learned How Cbnnterfeit E u'.,...... 1.. -x~,.........;- ~ --~ --~-* 'U\,'UlI1).\I(E in x|\ the gmuml. The at. nnu TH.v\' -\' l3ohind' their wire andyglnslcages the 1 bank tellers and lmokkeepers were Wm-l;~_ ` lug under high pressure. Long mwswfz men could be seen. the boukkeepcrs smn(1'-~l mg and l)amlix1g'o\`er hug ledgvsrsland . the sellers clnlmhing bl1ls,notesan(l(lo- posit slips. Lines of people were xyuicing before umny of the windows, and to one ' side eeuuld be seen the"l1~ighcr,,Q1licinls at." V ' their glqsks, most. of 7 them lyusy with cus- tomers. A special policeman at .nhe door stood guard over the throng. ' Th. .-x-hm] hml mnrmmmrilv (imam-md awuu guzuu U\l'l.` UR? uuruug. The crowd had nxpmvent.-u-ily deserted l the paying mllefs window. A little, thin man -_eut-cred mid with quick, mur\'o\xs; " steps made for the unoccupied spot-. .\n;t- l - iety was shown in-every move us he pusl)~ l ed 13 $50 bill through the gmtixxgl I "Plpnqp hill run if that-. hill lszm1nd." he * u_am'u. . V Thu) teller looked at; it {ind gave a sharp I glance an nhctre;jnx11ous1isf.1e mun. Then -~lae_~pm~ehLL1ill-i;:;an imn co1myivaaca`on4. - i the counter and slnushed his 1150 on 8 disk of Abruscxabuve it. . ~ -'1` .. \:n).. nun . rvqunnnl` nn `kn +/m1- H-nl U1 _UI`H:k`\2iUUV\.' IE. - _ The little mm : gasped zgxshetocck the : bi1I':md held; iujup, ior.,puuched out. in ; clenm big letters was the word couutei-- { feiu." ' " u \v|uv9 53.. Mud Hun 1nno"nnnnhum'nun1'~n . ~Sorry_. sir, but the lam` rt-quirwme to 5 .do that whenever I see a bogus bill. said i \ t11e.`cas}1i;er. _ gut the liptle xnan did non hem'hi`1n, Th: " . K. ried :1 limp burden to the door.-'Chicugw .`News. ` ' ` - .....L..... - ......... . We often loam by sud. experience that inf` E is u very unwise plan no give money to the -! pooh . It. is lll1lL`hV\`lS`!`(3iB1l|3I` to 1L\`\D'OX'_T0 require some slight-'ret`urn in w.oi-l';. This plan tmls tp raise the respect of the recipi- i an: rather tlmn go form she easily ao- ` quiml haihis of beggiiig; In an old Eng-1 from Dr. Franklin to spxixe unknown gar. Is-is an1usingns well as iustucuive: . .-:\PI:IL 933. 1754. . I aendlyqu herewith u_ bill for 10 louis 11101`. I do not p1~2t.o1zzl to gi\'e-su'ch a Ezum. I uhlj` lend in to you.*.\'*2'mr_vo;1 shall re- --ZI-ixrn to your cqg,1,x1u*y. yen c:11ixion.f:ii1oi gvntiiig into some hiisixiess ilxuhwill in- time enable yoirto pay all your dntlvts. In :-l `lms case. when 3011 nieon with xxuotherl lioness man in :'mil:\r-dis_m`ss. you must l pay me by lendlu" is sum to "him; eni` joining him to dischnrgfe the debt by like opcrzitigu when he shz\]1l;:ib(1_g> nndlshall t mean With. such angtlxer, oppcrnuxxity. ylj } E7 lisii ll)lT_Lf:1ZTcT\V0 nihe following" iv;-m*r - shoinz and wo:k%`shc.p,}cg'.11ier st.4B`ame._ uppurLLiuuuy.7 7, .L 1 mlipe ir[1u:x_v rtihus "tStl1x- xg} xi13E'i1i_"f hiiiidf I lsefon3it;1ne a klnive` to` stop its 3 i progre_ss. Th'Q'iS11-trick of mine for doing: } zy. deal of good with u'1inILj u'1o1xey., I am Q nut;-` rich V enough to affoi-ii `-much in good 5 work and? so am o1~Iigt>dto be earning K and 1n`ake~1i45 mosnof A lit;_tJeA." -7--Harpe`r s I Rbund Table.` : . :7. v u...un .-.-.u`-u . ,Ci1lcka!iomix13' and, bontgui)m' |\vz11i1ps.""zxy$ ma Richmbnd Dispzmh, V -`i\y'1rgini`:x raigesgbjggcr - frogs, ngn; frogs, fatter` frog}_and premu: frogs tahanany uthar st-Eiiz i1mha :Unioh. "Momoy9r, uhgse_ 1-toga can. _ju_:p. higher, - jump ; farther; , sp1nsh*n_'1_ore wate; j.w1x'en*`t3xey do jump gndi `emit -n"gmabr\vnrieay.of notes., injsheirv `concerts nhgxn any other frogs , on .tb'fn<:e'" .ot the"glo1`>c.1tis"a poor syecimusn in-' `am of the Chiufmhoxnlny tzog.eh'ac cou1d V not, even `aftexfa dinner of shot, have bed}: 5% en Mark Twain : em as ':nnNa_""` jumpetgnd had avtews. -HUI] .Dllll'K :.I.W!I1l -teetto `spat-elf .1) wk! on; Iuruugn um gmuug. "Please tell me if that: bill isgood," be `bad V ' - * r FlERC5__ Rdawij 1 I. {I HZUIU uuu 1_xuu L'X".l.`lI(`u `l ix. its grip. A shean kn zhmugh Gm 'prmi:11<:~m= 1351- <-rm: Tu ln.:<.>u- SN hnhi `Wm nnric _!T WAS NOT_ GOOD. | ll|U>\ 11' H5 HUHL LIN.` UH! L`-.4 x-.--z1V:.0\`(=rthe use of his hand. In crab. which is known as :21 I. -1...` hs ..u.. .\` cl... - Franklin's Loan; ' Aii accounts .A\v>mg` to "estate of Iafe Alex. Scott must be 1 .-.n......._ . the 1:111)`. a crub is w~\1u -v I\.. . 1 lllglll lX\1Ll;. L !'v;:1:`L`tCd m ex}: ml 3 cm!) in it - 1;: "rim crnhgand h. c gene. ' M... Y'A\`V (And M A u-\ Hll` L'.H'.. v! 'i~`.i:ndu2-sax I. . ..'..\ Mil . ` :2 \'g`:V' fund of turtle eggs. :=pn"mll3' zulupted to Seving -m<~:und mms vf cmbs on U 1 : m_\'.c:n1 see in ull diwctiuns are so fuml of turzlo ugzgs .: `u. .._. _ . zu \\;uL'1| Ak nugu dorm Hutu.--r: ie H gwuunkmuaf .I.l ~...LlL.I. 1.... Lin; I Ul&h_} Au H '1: Mn` ilunu. e crab and him` the house .5 -` 1 U UL Lin: LLIUEL `mu K . and is crc-diml wit. u..v\\ ..u.| mu...` I,-. Ji'.Zli"lXlKl 5 and 1'0: XHU IL` \'u.`xuuL ic-h the crabs x..\.) :.. .. oi )I|i\' C-I Utllli The g :1 r 1 vhnip man H IUU I ' NA dulin` . r\I\\.ur| L l`ougmmn,<. .t gbmrs, rim hIII"l'I1\\` 33$=;ew3$3=s3`33$i Cobk Cotton" Root I-`-2. Tn Hun nnlu nui v~Ah'nhfn"" on -1] nu-. ---...._ .__V-,-,. sold by a'nIis:s_,r one Dollai ggym No.2 fork 'al'~c'ases-'-Am degn attbnger--so1dae;rndxug`gist3. On:.h . Three Dollars; twoboxes, No. 3, or No; :.,x_nni1_ed Pce mi twost-*.nW-mz=- " ". -I-5. VUIIVII l\VV$ vvlufvllllu . Is the only saf, relinbl boar andom of `mesa . ` 5 3 I I 3 rofstren " monthly medicine on which _ ladies depend -in " Is prepared "'5 E .. -"for ou}inary;cascnr : :9 by far the besfdollax medxcine knawnsj V dmggists; one Dollar pg!-' box. M No. Q farhnecinX"cEes--'-X0 dfml '- \ In Sgt-ing Tinieugt Pure. Blo od * L` by using B.B-.3. 4 ` No} `therxfeugedy 0`se`ses such per- [ fect.ci)eaning, Lhean; fwd dpurifying. , roperties _as Burdock Bloc _ - t nntnnlv cleanses intemallvl but 11: Bitters. ` YYOPCYUCS DUl'UUC'K DIUUU DlCru t notonly cleansqsintemally`, but It. heals; when apphed externally, -all , sores ulcrs, abscesse$, scrofuloqssores, !.blotches',- eruptions, etc., leavjng the !skin clean and. pure as, a babes. 1 Tnlm infprnallv it .n-mnv>e:all morbid SKID C1321 anu pllftf [15, '3 URIXSS. Take internally it n;-mo`vesa.1l morbid effcte. or waste matter from the system, and thorouwhly regulgztgs all the" organs of the boxfy, restormg the stomach: livqr, bowels and blood" tmhealthy . arnnn. ` An A31-eeab1e'La.xntive and NERVE mm. L Sold by Drnggists or sent by 311. i$M'ioo;. I a.nd$1.00perpacka.ge. Samplesfrea; _, . . `IFQ `IQ ha Favm-in innlr -I S.lr.i:bin ydfrie:x;dA:eryQherd: ' {by AH. respo::1blg',`t}ruxgih$ai`, ~ I unis, `LII 4.811011--- 1 mm guuu gut ynunusrh DN-UIHW U"~ no 1i1o:=sme::.:.g:B:":;'am S mg ; GENERATIONS} BABY AS oww ;soAp" * :Ni;..som e: arts` of % A. ghe worl re is` .jyet produced ' ,in_ this % di'1cAultAa`nd% ardubus V ` way. `The Albert Toilet op Co., - %-b_1ontrLa1.A A. ' Have you tried 680 that noimicatfon is panned! on you.` ._ _ . 13 \:uLW.: uUu.| uawuu Sta :1 dryspeaker. 5` Very truly mm H -'-R_1~_:V. A. JXO. CLLLRE, * "Fm-em In n TUTTI :FRUTT%I% When you ask for E.`B.Eddy*s AND `rrs W _ ; SALE 15 STEADILY--7 INCREASING. In: In guuu DCLHCU. I E It saves` me; amiI- r ` cnoc tram. listening?` '- L/ILL!-..lLBy` Toronto. Ont. ` eogc pr<`tieL % re _ytheAusAe of L: I Auguu Iinuuu uu Ll nuns: uoun Lau` ` E rondin New xmpshne.` G,-the nearest . night telegraph station north of `it, was V eight. miles awly, ll1d`N_. the nearest one south, was 1?. - My duty in summer was \, solely thin of opernmr. In winter 'I_;\lso looked after the tires in the waiting moms. . j After 9 o'clock all the trains that passed V i were freighsn, and there were half 3 dozen ==iaut!r1--`bm2nd=~nd~=as*many*:nnrth-- ` hound in the course of the night. It was t ,_ part of my duty to note the time that each cf the ruins psssed my station and report 1 rule applying to all the operators on the T1: at onceu`) haddquuners ut..A--th same 3 _ ` line. That was one of the ctfsmms which ` made it dangerous for an opemtur to {em .._ ~ g asleeprif only for ve minutes. . Another ' 1 him swear ns the roll call. TITS consist- ed in the train dispatcher as A 0iceb\50 miles south of H)c:xlling each ofceon H19 ` line ever-y half` hour. beginning" with the nnn nmnput: his nwn Thu szfnnn rhnt. 3 thing that annoycd him and often xnudc ` ' IIUC C\Ul7 Hllll UUUF. UCEIUUUJE \V'lL!l DUI` lone nearest; his own. The station that 1 failed to answer all roll call had `:1 blag-1; unaxrlffalnced against it at A. with E1 I'e_('\`-X'(l of the`time when the call was given. AL `rs: thiagroll call made all the boys look `sharp and toe the limb. Bus they soon 3 found a way to chem: ix. ` -SL3.-vn-4.! Al I... `rut:-v1n nu 61. 1:v\:\nv- 5 IT WAS A CLOSE GALE]? ' HOW A Ttuenmuzn WAS cuasbor` 1 L ouzspms _oN ouw; K / frmucunuc cg as mgm opergmr u: '3 ; Lonely S$nt1on-A.u E'Vuion 0! the Rules `I311: Gare u Boyl 3 Chance to Sleep, ` but Wh1ohC|_na Neu Canning Dlnuher. i s St.:;ion H, yuhhe I worked," hesaid. E "15 a night Iutlon on a tingle track rail- : ..n..H.. N... I:.'...'.a.a... r1 .1... .........e. I LUUUU LI \\ lI_V |.U CIIUIIU 1].`. i "Several of Ihu.,.io\\`l_s on the linear ', ranged so take turns with. each other in ` n1_1swering nh9 roll. For cxuniple. Lhe v.pvr- zitur at G would answer my calls beuu-on the'hours of 1 and 3, and I would _:\mnd to his from 3 to 5. W1mt__z\ cracking gmui.~ way Chis was to bnic thcimin disp:m'lm-. wg thought-._nnd the exchung of duty be -tween us was kept up fur a lung time-111 . I ._ ' fact, almost too long so far as my gxvn case was concerned. I`rcfc1_-_ no an incident chm took place during the winter of! X885. which for a few hours nearly fmze the mdrmw in my-bones. It; happened like this: ' . un'1L....`...1. t_..I..LL \`,. on ...\..u. Im.....: ` 511152 _ _ Through freight No. 241, north hound,` was due at my station us 1:35, and was - scheduled to mean south -bound freight 3 No._ 284 at P, 16 miles further up the road. .\'o.241`Was scarcely aver behind time, I and the two trains usually met. in P with- u ous requiring telegraphic orders. 'lIhe' ` nighn in question was _.\7cry cold and : stormy. Fully` three feetfof snow had fall A en. and it was still coming down yery fast, 'while 3 high wind was piling in in big drifbsucross the truck. On unighn like . that tho incessann humming of the wires ` outside the "station is enough of itself .to plliiu sentinel to sleu-[5, and `shut. coupled with ithehour, 1:15, and an oiiice tC1I][lL`l`- : azure of 80 degrees, was more than my i weary frame could resist. I i'ell'as_lcep. X knowing, of,oourse,. than G would, accord- . ing to our arrangement. look after my roll. _ ,cnl1B.,A_iG1',Wh8E,$9m1J,QIDe,8,D011B,1iKe ,3 20 minutes, but what was really more than two hours, I was awakened by the sharp ; clicking of the telegraph instrument: near ` my head. -- - A `(1irlQ uma hninav mnzin uvii nrrnnr. UCLIUM . `Q1: 13 was being made with ,g1-ea; rapidiny, the call fox-,n_1y oiqo preceding it. 'I knew in was the train glisputcher, thumb- bmvlnt-ion meaning `Quick! We want you to hold a train! HT ...............a mm ,...n .....z n... ............`...i M) HULK R1 urmu: ` ` I answered the call, and the command fame backquick and sharp: `f `Hold No. 841 for orders. ` ` . `O. K, said I, and jmmediane1y- hung `tlife proper signal, a. red lantern, ouasigip rv the door. " mm... 1 ......... on m. mmm om: 1.-mi-na lib U1] VVIILUH. Twenty-ve minuts past 8! Andul ' had heard no train in almost three hours- Had No. 241'got past, I wondered. I tcfund X that it had `left Nan 13;-10, and the run from N.to H usually took about 50 min- utr"I'knew the _storm.wou'ld probably delay the train.somewhnt. But; two whole hours? It wasn t likeLv. Then I heard No. 284 reportd...`om P, and knew she had received orders to moep No, 241 soma- ~ where between P and'H. nun... u M. on 1...: me Im Inn .."...z' we U001`. ' _ ` Then I came to my senses and loolged at my watch. . vb` `I?ivnntv.vn minnfnu nnm`: R` And T Complete. . Stock of % Books,%Statio11eg,} M all Paper VVUURI UCDWCCH 17 ZILIU D. > What it -No. 241 had got by me andy was in-yingto reach P for the down freight! In` that case t.he_two trains were boundto crash tdgether !n't}fp3 stornr. There was no help for it. . My excitement; was increased `by the repeated cu1l.3;of- th` train dispncch-_ er_to ask if_;\`o. 5341- was in sight. - `Nnr. vat, Y nnniamv-pd} f',r-m11hHn'sr `Inst. CIJM Sh 1J.3VU. 311' V`Vi|SV1Ll_5vlgLll'. `Non yet, I answered; trembling `less my hopes were tn vain. '_ -'I'hrpn'+.hh-rwvn and-nn train, T want- B01188 WEN l V811). _ -T.hree't.hirty-ve, and-no train. I went out on the! platform and listened.` Not; a" s0iind`could be heard album that of the wind. and an engi11'e s headlight: wou1du"B have bqen visible nvn 1-odsnwzxy. T u -nnf: hrml: `n-rnnnnrl` nnn M thn DISV8 utgeu VISIUIB BUB l`UllS,L|\\'2l)'. I went back, `grounded one of the, -W~lI"5'_SU ISSTLU CUE URL? :1 UHICC. unu CULL1L., VG, _hop'1n .i6 iind' vhu'1Tei-"`;T6T"324 i" h:13 reached` there. No answer. v f1`hen -I re-, membex-ed timt from 3 to 5 was G`s time to `bunk off. and knew it was useless,tm'y~ 1ng'to_get. him. *' ` r"I`r--n vninnrne mnrp nff H19 h~9ix'2ht: had 1118') gkf H1111. `_ _>V W W_ . Ten minutes more; and the freight had ' not a_rr'n:ed.' " . ` - I j ` "3111-e in '1mn t`. gone?` asked tzhe train -xii3Ei'pchL\r- cxcited15_'.us thdugh doubbliug Inn D8611 KIJUWII OD U118 muu. V v `,`\Vhm;_ wa.s to be done?-` To admit my " uncertallty meant the loss _of my job, and i to bmva it outsny Iox1g\o:,;-h_see1ne, almost ` criminal. ~11) my despiiifl nally decided to tell chge ttuindispatclrer tho pla'in'rutj.h-- that I had been asleep at my post, and um No.v.841.;p'm'bably wens by more than an ' hour agd. `The "moi: wou_ld_ be know_n.ln.n; - feyrhours.anyjwuy; I argued, and 1 WOI11l`l~" thud` be - arrdtad fdr causing death, con- viceed at criminal negligence and sent 12;: nu-lnnn ` i 2 1 0 I x.uc;` `- ` _ . '- bure,` sand I. . ~`,`Fox- Goirs sa,ks,, don tVlVet_ it ge by you! he urged. V` . - Wall,-i n`olm-I: mama. and mv conrmm `to gd-1:}1nilespn~sueh-a`rnghfn hours and over! So slow a run had never ` your uu urgtru. . ``Wel1,,~1 o`clock came, and my courage 1 was giving way... I; could see how two { hours or `so might be needed for 'a freight; : been known on the road. 1 A-`\I1s...r.-...... 4-,. 1... a.n..9.- mn mmar. mu ~! prison. L V_ `?It.wdsthen- 4 :15; 1'_d}ew'a1ohg`1$xaa%h_ and went overto the teleggfnph desk. ~H9z'\d~ ` qugrtens;-was again calling ,.to~ ak it, the (rain had mivbd. and Ibroke in abruptly: J `Van ivmv n wall `krv int`- -hI)h S60T`il" S BO0KSiTORE.| will! ban arrlveg-, um I. DIQKQ l1_l uurupuy: w ~ `You may as well know that`--bub .` "th sentence was never nished. I heard ' jfaint putting and =gra`ting, and looking out saw the engine, of `me belated train op- poslhomy omen wlndtsw. M My heart leaped . up about a foot, and taking a firm" gmp_ on the" key of my. gnatrumeaannouned: H `No. an h4...av - . , '.' `H0. 3511 ll~6`-POI . ` 1` ; Deon snow, 3 hm:lp\w;nd and Show blowing one or a oy1imler.head`Lonr the 031- 1 guys had caused tho delay. . . _ "Maybe. nll n wall that ends welhbnh gm nun ommu use (may. b M "Muho am; well that ends well, but I that oxpox-moi: put an and than ;m`c1_8hem 3 ' `tom: pmoslae or sleeping-wh1)a:an d1g_>.' \ an I116 xv; `_` `No. S llflnnn --N0! York Sun. . V . I G ----V _ V , -~ ` ' , ` . tit is he grain ol.oh_a.mober. . It mnyho Buchanan in 31:3 dunaon qtn Qmbnu. } slesulflbod as '.hero1sm -materl ` :13: WNW h1a.;-axoenhpg 7 my 0! gnaw I. 241 rm.-Lev n nunu :1 tan THE .BA1mrE; Exgmzlalt wuulmnn. rgnw. 5, xsgr. ----~ \ jnuoornaoldwnuutuaa rout! A Bank Kxnmlnefs Skfry. - I Beware 01 the n'mn_w4ho>pmtesses never ` , to make mlsmkes. T1`h'e caution}: general, , but is particularly appllcavble m\_\h|nk,ing' mm. A national bank anminer who was eonversmg. recently with Lreporter says , that am rule errors am or daily occurrence ! in evgry large bank. Most of them we at .l _ once corrected, Q! course, but now and ` w I then a nmlly serious error seems far a_ glme , . F to be utterly inexplicable. Upon this'point. E g the examiner reoul_led an interexingcase ` which happened u_nder his own eye. ' ` A mu-iri'm: aimr w.-ma Mmnm-1-ml cnma`, 3 '> Blmuul vnsu, nu nuuu, us uupyvucu w. Hare Created the Character. The great scarcity of the early numbers 'of -PiL'i;'irici;'Pup1"s" is nut diicuit to ' i understand when it is borne in mind that. only -100 copies were printed of they first , parts, which was puhiisimi on March` 31.. 1 1886. Before the appearance of niicyfourth . number there was some idea of stopping i-ho V v "the issue-, as the expenses were found to be i in excem of the receipts. But. in the fth ha number Sam Weller was introduced, and f'_ the worirut ontrq sprang into" unbounded gig 3 popularity. _ _ N] ' While nothing positive has ever been es- du tabiished on 13110 pains. ii." is held by- some Ci writer-s't,hnt; the original of Sam Weller ` E wash Snmue1\j'uie,-\vii`o acted the paraot 5 1 Simon Sptmerdnsii in .a,f.nn:a c&iied"`I'ha _st_ v\ Boarding House" and made nhisichnracter be i a great popular mvorite. The odd whim- } sicaiivy of V'aIe s noVe1c6mpa.rison_s is best an ~ undersbooihon reference to the parfsat 1 * down to Spzmerdnsh in the farce. _ G] . Arnnna Ma nmmr nnmnm-icmin nm: E` `T .. paid at once. jam euanntj Iluwu uuppruuu u_uuur um U u ('3 U. _ : e A curious efmr wag discovural some; years ago in one of the banks of this cit_v-- % leans call it the Sixth I\'ati)naI-\\'hi1e xm- ' der examination. I was weighing the gold . in th-hauls with _thL- teller and found a bag marked 85,000. which weighed about 1 j 24 troy ounces less than it should have" ""r?? ~:nr~ T'- =f- n1'unnl'}' thrv hsnvimrh-i-swm-i-I is . `- ` Z`! L1'U_\' ULIUCCS 15:33 Lu ll suuuxu _Hll\d ftfU11PT"`f"U]EnEtf'thE1b:Ig'iIud ct$nfi 14;- 500 nnlv ' \ - , 1 500 nly. I "L.......d mm Irom we siuceuus Ju_1CL`S UL one cuuu. ; -'2-uu -mu w-_".~> v--- ---v.. v-;---------- ---.--.y Auonher curiosity of this sortie the eo- the auth-Jref- Where was .~dam when bonnun scone," fbund in the endosperm of ---?".. Etc. Wh8b7c0meS gtr 'SW`0f~`3}" V the cocoziuimin Jm` and other East Indi- Answer, Cheese. "And whatrccmes aft i nn.~isIhx)ds. Inis'n.}_nre,carbon-hhe of lime, f e1-cheese?" 'ADSE ~ 3 ` , :0 and the form of -the stmia ismometinies ? So we step iifinto genuinely classical |' round, somecimes pea: shape_`d, while thai Simes and think o_ifAthe psendoromerio ; hppearnzice is chat`. of awhite pe`ar1withs5`ti'#:LB%9*10,I115'0m8<`-Ilia (Battle of the .2 muchwiusgel-; . ; Frogs and Mice), in which - that valiani Some otnheseistones arehs hshqheb _hel`0.`TSl'0D1l88US. be1rS's0.(i_ist;1nguished ries and as hard as feldspar or opai. They I Pam ' _ . ` - 1 are very rarely. found and regarded as i T}`1 P1l83 11.1,53 11t*?1`3nY "@9889 88?: { precious stones by an ozieumls `Ma 33 5 hr, and is the mime given in uheqaiendar 1 wasmmgaiusth;iiseg:s:Loi:m:i1_spi:itu;y%tas1iheL11f:hh_Shmi.hy_jh;I@pLlm_hhe_eas14:1:nj' `the natives. _ - V V; church, pi-obahl yt,o inark. some degree in -m......... AI +1..-. mm: .....'..1m c.-ma in arm 2 the severitv of the Lenten (mt. which is a uuu umy. ' , A"`aearchxn.s made, lasting far into the ! _ night. for the mizgsingabt). The reliefs ; f cashbook shuweq no "unrrs" or shuns = of any large amuums nv:oz1tIy,a__r1tL his character` for honesty and ixnogriry was ; unquestioxmhle. In my report m thecomp- [ : u'0Ilm' I spoke of in :13 game of tho-. errors ', wtgich will sometimes oscnr.l`-ut \\'hich\f0r the time being are imuplicublcr, and added ` that as phuxnellor was vhe;\\`i}y banded no \ " 1055 could occur so the bunk. - ` r .....- .1... .. ..:....,. .0 nm { ' [U35 UUULU UUL'UI' Ml_|.IlL! LRQUA. I pass over the mental sxxerings of the 3 ' teller and of the officials also, who feared ' ` them might, be a thief in the bank`, but ;. could not tell whom to suspect. I`tvn-n|---&hxIn.L u*n.xl:4 nftixrtvzunl `T W CUUIU ILL)! LCM Wlllllll UJ 5\1b[M`CI. ~ ' Tw0wr%hme weeks afwrwzml I was weighing the gtdin another hunk-:'tho11 \ under emmir;ution-1ec us c:x11.ir the Sev- ' enth NaLion:11--:xnd founq n h3g1m1rke ` 85,000 which weighed 35.500. The seal 1 showed that it hzulcmue {rmn the Sixth ; Nationgxl hnd. had been received hy the _;, &venth"in puyxnms of xxhm-Eng house 03:- ; changes. I explained to the czxshi-er thy; error discnwrd in Lhe Sixth, and hue pr0mpr.l_v sent for the taller and restored : him his muhey. _, TF1... 1-v\:~f\)`vt| lu}! Jmnn vnnrln in Man civn. I 11111] I115 111U|l\f_V. The mistake hzid been made in thc sim-` I * ploss mzggner possible. as '_\'ou Ipxny sup- _ pbsu. The teller of the Sixth l;;Ld two.u;:en 3 bixgs of gold on his. cmxx-may/0ne cont.j1in- ' ' ed 85,000, as he knew, zgmftlmother $4,500. 1 An `tho close of the day's business he put $500 into the wrong bag. tied and sealed ` up bomsvithuus first weighing them, In: . ` baled each $5,000 and put them into his Q min/` It in unt nnnnucnrv rn smv mr. nn U\.'IUU.{ CLICK U,UVUl.lLlU1)u|) l.LlL`H.l UJUU LII! 3` s/Mei It is not gxecessury to say than no (such carelessness on his part ever occurred g agaln.--1_ itnsbu1-Q: Dispatch. ` ' Samuel Yule, Ah `Actor. In Supposed to. [Inna (V:-nnlnxl fha (`haw-nnfnr eisfsmu. uuwu w -Ppuhtcluzlau Lu uuu uuvw. Among his queer comparlsgms are: 5`_`I know the world, as the monkey said when he cut. 01! his mill" ""1 am down upon ` unn 9 an -Hun nvi-inn-nialmr 'un fn tlm inch. ' ; DU CUE. U11 1115 HUI. '1. 511.1 UUHLI uyuu : you, asthe extinguisher Said to c e ush- I ` light. `Co1i1e on, ns the ma id`to` ~ the night lsnnr._ `I am all over nersnim- I53 we mush L)Bux_au1u uu um: I! -.:_usu ruumu. 3 . Vale introduced these peculiar compari-_' sons in his private life as well as upon the i x l_ l. not; unreasonable to suppose that Dickens Vbecame in a sense the abstract mirror of Lhls time in catching the popular `fun and 3 reinbaluiing in witlrhis choice phmsoology.` % Of coiirse ii`, would be the heights of absurd- ; .1175 no charge Dickens with being a mere 5 copyists or for one moment to think of Sam Weller as ot2hm-t:hau7 an original chm-~_ E acber. Dickens muylmye borrowednn idea, I but ht; certainly made no slavish u_se.of in, for the prevailing S;unvV'aleism and `inho i--monkey than ' knew the world" was in no i way on 3-par Vi`_i th the &in Wellor com~ ~pax-,ison-for example, in _de.scxihing- the elder Mr. \\'ellei- and the tout-er as walk 5 ing after him like a taino monkey user a _ 3 h0l`g31l."-T01`0ut0Week. '1 st-awge, and from 1880 to 1836 thlt'lo' ` ezipmssion became widely popular. It is . 9 that; its win begghgzuedv rjo1'_z;~_good many, 9 days to con`1e.-- "1`l1_c_;;'v~san:g'e `night Rubiirj 1 next at; his mognem knee` to say his I I 5 . . ma, grandpa, grandma; sizibi`; aunts, 'coun- I ins and n_urse'.' But 'i1otm word about hlsw bmblxer um;il~ :31; the fiery er'.1d,\vl1euV he auddenky added, And p1ease.b1as's Hxrpld 3 -n1t.~" --Naw York Sun . _ "p1jrx_v"er: As;us'uu1.,'hhoVx3et}on askgd blssf -V Inge uppu all the huuseho1d4-pupa,,x_i1am- ugnn; '\.uu1u Uu, 115 um Luuu umu w the night: boot. " " `I am allover perspira-_ tion,` as the mutton chop no the gr'1d~ iron. `_` `Why, here We are alllniustered, as the roast beef said no the Welsh rabbit "' '1.'n1n ;nnu~..1u.-s.'ul Hume nannnII nnvnnnrh \ _ I,_ . _ . . ; " , V Stqnes _In Qnee; ' - ` A round-stdx1"isT6i1ud.in the joints. of f oertainwkinds o_f ba_mboo. vTh_is iscal1odT 1 t.nbusheer"` and is supposed to be depos-,` ` [ted from the siliceous juices oftha cane. ; \ A unxlmn .mu-incinrnf akin cm-i: in the on. 1 `De !l85lYL`S. "'7 L Strouos or this kind nmalso found in the ? pgmegmnnte and in other East Indian-' { fruits. Apntita has also beenrdiscovetd in 3 teak"wood.-Phi1m_Ie1phla'Times: - . f . -' - an :41: In: nruvwnnuqnnn _ >- I ' . Two emullbrothexl by nam. Robinand t_Hai~oXd,gquarre1ed bh9`otl_1e}\e day. Never 1 t `mind what its was all ab0u{s.;, It; s_ enough 5 . to any man tnmbmch s'o"mu_de was bmad," 3 jeep`, a1111p"sh `limpassable. -It im b likely} 9' that; it will bejheuleiiv f:O1`. E00(1 many i ! thus cozime.--"'.L`lm1:'~sam'e `ninht`Rubi ' 4'15 1sn'u posswxq, m.1s.,nuu_uu.:_uuuu you g ? take your 8-yen!`-0_ldlit1ejfboy to Wagner 3 9 xecunxstr Doean7unq,getawm11yured?'_'. .1~ \ v NM 1: Mt -Hm litn imam). Ha mva . 1801131151 U0t .8Il_,'v nq,g9:\3 uwluuy mr\:u('_'. Not; a bit, -the lime angel. He says they uraglxnxost as buyy as the Fourth of July. --In.diz\nupoli5Journal. V " if j . ` . " e ; _ omen YEA .'I`ho`se' Who Know a." Good Tea. , e ~ V ._ ' Choose It for Purity-F1avor`and. Excellence T/and narl.-dun: nn1\- 0: -an nn :-n van. xnr` nor H. CAL! L. H man:-nun 4 4 It isn't possible}, Mm,Bn11on,' 5.1111113: you laden wmw Rqmnv-~nld lihl 'hnv to Warner ORIGIN OF SAM W.ELLER. `A TE LLER'8 msr;.Z" i n's MANuFAcTURs.As 0L_D. AT LEAST, I AS THE TIME OF Joe. " ` !G1-ooh Kadg It at sheaf : link. Jon : `! Nuned I Vnlloy mar It-`3hmo(}ies C3114` u .\'_ext 50 the "staff of life itself, cheese holds the highest place in univa;-sal wteem us `an article of food. To will the old Che5hin'fchesmut." we all 1i1;e`cl:c_-951*. ` ` our brothers ail like (`hL t S{`. and we"mn_v Trbp fairly certain ihgt if wu had -31 nuxutycx` 1 of additional brothers they would all like : cheese too. . Q `Our nmute ancestors mm to have liked as week} as we dx%.-f0r'{=#--- glxlanlxfactuxvls ones! the oldest in (he world. ` " D.x.\l`n`)~-0 in ..--\....... ........ .2` ....) CONCERAINGCHEESE. prmnt kind zuadefmm the` zni`.1;= 1 milk was nu: used 1" r Roquefon` is perhaps nnw (Eu. 4* bub ancit-xirl_v it was mt` mu. `'1 word butter itself .~:m-m. . `IE; 15x::';v ~ f ancient Grevks at all :~\:1:.~`. as 2: : liremlly ox cixeevse . I"I..u. n V. ...l y.` l { %uynoEn'mm~ Bax"-1-Vie Strand I i Ir," 3 13 H3 UUIUU EIVCJJ U-I UUUQJIIUIIKXIAII i L3_tasLth&nfth_Sgmi.gy_j.n;I.@pLl;v;_the_eas:Q1:n if $he sevhrit_v of `lm Lenten Inst, which 3 ;- '~ more .scring~eutly obsexfved there than in i, .ikhe`W!3,St. ' - 3 1 An olxhnowionn nf than mnun l.\l('li|ll'\ U.\ CUCCVSC. 3 They seexm-d to 23:1w 2 . .. ' 55 the C_v'lu1:s Pulyplzuums Ihcep`s milk oniy. A ' i If it hp n-ml that nnh` (`um " use in yr l.uL'l:p 3 uuua uuA_\. If it be true that unly ;hwp'-< then it is easy 10 gxplnizx w!:_ \ find it among xhosezioxxn-sue art.- rhnnrminnr Vsyvnvi-uv\: hnx-n Inf , ULJU ll Q.\1JUU$ lQ\).>CllUl1Jl':\k' M1124 UL \\ '_.`I'1I the ancient Egyp1i:u1.= have lcft us >'.:ch ' jib11nduuc`picrorm} n-mrds`. since we that the Hyksus umdu whpherds :1n,,;3?(1x1- inatiun to the Egvptiuus." / n\... (V ,..\...Li..._ |.LllI||Ul.| MP UH.` ].`llLl.U.`. _ Clwosenmking must at one time 1 been a very impux-mm iudxxszry mnom: Ismclizes. us one of the pri.1n-i.p.-:1 m`. In Jerilsulelu. chm hvtxveen Mounts 2 :_`_".u1'd MuX"lRh>: was known in_ thu ti:-124 Juscphus is the Tympuon,.or Clxccsvxx ers',4`a1lcy. ~ \ .\\-11: nun nL.\n.-s.` in .,.I... .- UPS /1 (\ll\.``_V . _ Ngwuxluys cheese is :11mo.~rt erniwly made from `the mm; of mw.<.':\buuz M0.- 000 boipgempluyc-d in'Che.=l)in';1Iune. `Mix: Rqquefurt does nun owl: its great cxccllvxxco to its ovine origin. but to the splendid and nntuml cellamgv.--u lnbyrimh of dry mountain caverns. wherein it is uxutuml. Their ventilation-is so pcrfcct that no deleterious u1oldf` or "1nust.'_: `can ludg < mm - lHUlJLIlA'.\|u UD\ L`! LL`. ventilation - "u10ldf' there. A 5 \,.... .:sn_.`: lIHl'KV-1. '... > As Monad"Or,"in F1-:mce,,n very good cheese is made of gtmt_s' milk. _ _ Xnllfnilsninl nu: un rnmnnv-ion nf hn Inhn UUEVHC 1.`. Ll-IdlU.' U1 gldibb Lllllh. Xeufchzmzl calls {lg} memories of the lakc ._ ', beneath the pine elm Jum, with him prole ` of Mont; Blanc l_v.in;_z furuway on Line south-, em horizon, like is (inuuii of ethereal sculp- ture.` Parmesan speaks of f:u'ther wander- Gruyere takes us up border of the ice and snow, where we lissen to the ninkle of tigcow hells, the evarlzmin g song of the cicadas. and the occasional echo music or the native horn (c`quanteo time, 3 `_siv v plait, m'sieu !-bub! one wants to go home again). - Pm-lnulm r.hn"ozt:rnno mlnr nf nhmca mnv x ' ings past that lmimn into the land of song ` and azure skies. among the gloriesoi mu high Alps to the nuxne ugum}. _ Perhaps t.ha"stmng_z odor of cheeso may have, according to well known physiolog- 7icgllrincip`1, 3, K1;1`iiL!i3aL.to dmn.inh,1ts 4 power as a memory refresher. I cunjwell remember my rsn introduction to that durian of casaous delicacies. the patit Camembert." It brings no romantic as- sociationg beyond the pretty face at the. damsel who served me. -but the sm--, the -st-, well, tho perfume, now always sets before me every stick of furniture in the somewhat squalid room wherein the intro- duction took place. Q5 dn T rovnarnhmt vnv r-at fnnno nf ._---.- _. ..-- - ---av. --v-_u V- --- --vu--v- Lead packages bnly, 25, 30, 40, so and (me. per lb. `Sold by al1`grocers. The Davidson & Hay, Ltd., Wholesale Agents , Toronto. 4: __ ._ _ HQ LU LUIS U11) 1 HUI] r U` I I ' Gouda cheese recalls little of the pictur- ` esqua, save to. those who can nd ltln ` green ats dotted with magnied penny a box toys, and cows. enveloped in Brob~ dingnagian annel waisncoata But for me it brings to mind a driye in our own 1 A lake country. nhriigh the sleetof awi1_d j > winter nights, and at the and welcome and wn-rm`f.h nnd !:nff. lib-hr.c, and mv mania}. VVHlL\`.'I' lllgub, HLIU ill` Lilli ULILI \Ilh`UlLlU Ill! . _ ,__warnit.h, nndisoft lights, anc1Jnya,genial.-., chest--a very realization of Fanhar Christ- ` mm," with owing snow white beard and locks, and jolly, rubieuntlface, and all a ` retired bg':gman s knowledge of goodg cheer, and, oh, such an ambi-qsia of :1 round of. spiced beef. wish- -ye gods---such 1' liorsemdish sauce. made with such cream, and such nectar of whisky punch to xlish {L .3.-us udrkl Yh can my wk.` hvunk nknnnn ed ['p by Naufchatol, Gouda Ind Cinnam- D brt- I'hc Post`: Tribute to Cheese. IIIIGUUKI WUI [.M\.`!. Sb do I 1~_eme-mlber my first tasting of G1-uyem, more hilp 30-oars ago, at the Sohwei-zerhpl in-Basie. But'I didn tl1ke' it, and to this day I don"I3. Rnnrln nhnnm nmn'|1c Iirn nf u: vnhnl- IILHI SUCH l.I!f\'li1I` UL Nlllblj [gin ____ it down with! It was to the Dutch cheese, which I Chen rst me. what the Swiss hut- tserkind honey were to my rt Gruyere. ,. ' Tirn hunk fnr n Htn tn the nnninvliim UU\\'l11. DUI` HULL UUHU WUFU [U LLFEU \Jl'U_VUIU. I ` T6730 back for :1 lime to the antiquities { of ch`eese--one shinksof the venerable old jokes co_x1nevcccd\theruwith,,,of good King` Arthu_r"s serving men, all of whom were i t.hieves,".a.n_dhow .'E The Scotchman was burnedn his hsquebang. The_Eng1ishmn1Ldmm;mLi;1J:ia ale. ' And the Weiahman, . , 3 = h!]'UI1Vll1>d-~h!-5~Il0Ud] likeamousem-8p" > (perhaps he meant it {or e.1abbin bub ; ' 15W 3}. - in nearly lchkued by 3 mouse. , mw),.. - I . - 1 ` was nearly choked by mouse. . But he.pnl1edb--pu-lled--pnlled it out by the tail. .a...: u.:.. A_...`...` M. f`\n ..........A....... 1... Dun uw-puuu-u--yu-uuu--p_uuuu All uuu u_v ruu snu- And this on the. oqnundrumby {the .~}dam _`- agtgr sweets?" E `.`Cheese. And aft- 5 3 \`n nu: ctan h::7Fkinhn nanninnlv nlhcinnl i E = Em: Wb. .. ~_ . - _ I I An abbreviation of the -same yy:ord-- 3 lgamely, _vm," is familiar toms, mean- { big a b_egiuner',-' one `who should pot } _\ venture on st.1-on-g ,`meah..`or attempt I 3 anything (:7elm`.ivel_y1t;o pei~fe<'x_ &bi8V8.. i f ment) more diioulc thqn 139 Nnxstication iofcheese. ' ` ' ` . ...: out. 1.5.1-... `In +..\..w...'+)m. {..m......m... - i i =uI (_.`Im!tbL4. _ . .. b V` ` 3 v . -ndV this brings us tao`uino`t;hg=xweuernble~ dest;,,whioh.- I,disintm-"fmm the good 011} E 'mi mnnt ll`.x1mmt.a:" i I 1 s Odexs by telegraph vr telephon promptly attnded M)` putlixxs ax1lCnskup:s'buf all kinds kept in stock 7 _ R;obe_s and Cmpe_, uud nl3:F.1ner;al[Requisites furnished