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r \ S ess w ) and animat ° nf \ ‘ » Avenue Tor » M a vy r, aged eight, | C Her ner- n tly i r n 1s 1 in g, the thin, weak . t VW pair v worse i tun- a Lae. ¢ s Nerve Food. An arent ina few days, few weeks > retu i tos built up anew, and greatly to our } fully rest 1 to health.” .

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there was light.’’ Amid the tumult of the

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to raise himself. Once upon his feet he mustered all his strength, and in reph: to the thunderous applause cried as loud as he was able:

‘*No, no! Not for me, but,’’ pointing to heaven, ‘‘from there—from heaven comes :’’ saying which he fell back,

faint and exhausted, and had to be cur- ried from the room.

Unfortunate Cretans.

Even in ancient times to be born a

Crete meant a life of misery and hard- '

ship. They were then as abject a race as they are now. Epimenides, as quoted by St. Paul, said, ‘‘The Cretans are al- ways liars and evil beasts.’’ In the Le- vant to this day to say that a manisa Crete is by no means a compliment. The island is inhabited by people who speak the Greek language and hold the Greek faith. They ha inherited the beanty and, to a cer

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oism of theirimmortal ancestors. They are acute, genial and comely in their

manners; the humilest barefooted peas-

ant girl holding her distaff under her ,;

arm and spinning by the rondside, ex- actly as described by Homer, had a pro- file as perfect, a form as graceful and an address as courteous as though she were some Pp incess in disguise.

New Ze reiland Birds.

As for birds, I have never heard more beautiful melodies than are poured downward from tke boughs of New Zealand trees. from the notes which come flooding down from yonder golden songster that Siegfried’e bird had come here to dwell when his mission was ended near the Drachenfels. His song ends with the setting of the sun, and we, weary of the outer world, find it pleasant to return to our comfortable inn, and, sitting by @ roaring fire, gaze into its gloving depths, or out, through open windows, upon the silent majesty of these eternal snows. —‘‘Islands of the Southern Seas, ”’ N. M. Shoomaker.

Only One Way.

An exchange tells a story of a judge who could not control his temper and so could not control other people. One day there was unusual disorder in the courtroom, and at last the judge could endure it no longer.

“‘Itis impossible to allow this per- sietent contempt of court to go on,’’ he exclaimed, ‘‘and I shall be forced to go to the extreme length of taking the « step that will stop it!’’

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Bl Ibbs— -Did you sj cation? Slobbs to all the 2ord, sec your 4“er-

Stranger—I would like dill collector a moment. 1citor- -ainly, John, hand i leman thas shotgun.—Atlanta Constitutiun.

Jazlin—Whose make is your watch? Brazlin—The fello it to me, ( £u Ss. rie mi tae transaction.—Roxbury Gazeit

No, Maude, dear, the tailor would scarcely make a good matrimonial agent, although he does press other people’s suits for them.—Philad: t

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“Tam moving to~ lay because I coulda not pay the rent!” “That’s first-rate, { 4m moving for the same reason; let’s change quarters!”—Fliegende Biaetter.

Miss Planephace (exhibiting he photograph)—Everybody says does

Pert—Uvident a man of tact.—Boston

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“What do you think of your eng2ge- ment ring?’ “Your dear, sweet oid boy, it’s the handsomest I ever had—I

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“They must be having electricat storms at home,” said Mrs. Harl reading a letter from her sister. “Jane Says they are having shocking weath-

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Customer—A loaf of bread, please Baker—Five cent loaf or ten cent loaf? Customer (precisely)—I will take on of the loaves that you sell for fivé cents—Somerville Journal,

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Angry pedestrian (picking himself

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Last year thirty-three London lost their lives by the explos- n of coal-oil lamps. In twenty-five cases the lamps were glass lamps, and it is therefore proposed prohibit their sale and use.

In France it is a punishable offense for any one to give infants under one Fear any form of solid food, unless such be ordered by written prescrip-

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persons in

to

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A servant girl at Vienna attempted to commit suiec ~ by a novel method. Bhe undressed and then poured boilin ig Water over herself; being interrupted In this she tried to throw herself from & window. And now she is in her prop- er sphere—the lunatic asylum.

The smallest clock in the world was On exhibition lately in a jeweler’s thow window in Gottingen, Germany, The dial measures less than one-third of an inch in diameter and the weight Which furnishes the motive force for twenty-four hours is Suspended from & Wwoman’s hair.

L’ Independence Belge says that a young Hungarian military doctor Ramed Bela Skarvan has been

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