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I -.~ Arcs?
' Minnie is nat the ingest nf the Einar->
_ pt-an capitals, but it is extremely cosmo-
lpolitau and well kept. Like all capitals,
‘it is most attractive in the winter and
fspring, when the place is alive with diplo-
‘,uiets and foreigners. '
r After leaving thc station we wander in-
to a large street which brings ns to an
:enormous square called the Puerta clcl
Fel. The shape is certainly as odil as the
`size, for it is semi-circular and surrounded
.by a great _many high buildings. In the
_centre is an' enormous fountain, wliicli
‘really suggests a iiiiniutiire lake. Froni
licre radiate ten fine streets, like so iiinny
spoke in a wheel. Tho” is life and
gayety here all day, frog Early morning
iiuitil close on midnight. In the early
:noriiing a continual stream of men :ind
[ivouicn pass through the square on tlu-ir
'iv;i_v to work. Toward midday many
piipngcs pass bv, occuiicd b ni-ll
__ _ U ‘ 1 y . _
{)lii»s_-led Spanish women mid by diplonizits
ii the way to the palace.- ln the after
noeii the large square is filled with rur-
yiiiges containing betiutifiilly goiviied ivoiii-
rn and highly uniformed men starting oil
[or the a.fternoon airing. On pleasant af- i
teriioous it is ri. central place for men and
voiiien to hold infornial receptions, \\'liil- t
rig away a happy hour in laughter and-I
oiivcrsution
-\fti-r 6 o’cloclc the squfiie is liciiiilv
'i-iiwdcd with reprei;eiit|iti\'es of ull sm-inl '_
' sus, from the liiost Cxeliisivo nobility
the poorest working people, out for nf s<
rl: and supper at one and nnotliei- of
he many-priced cafes. Judging from the
L
luiadreds of people who swarin the 1'uert _ the Mur.it iiias.=iu~i-c of 1508
ol Sol and the adjoining streets after 
F'cl.wl:, one imagines that the city is
ii-rely filled with idlers. This is not cx~
ictly true, as in Spain all classes, from
D iée
DEL//1 Awfffy/_>'
l’ia7ueln. de Iii \`ill.i This lur c linilrl `
(Q01
S no gzito. the place is liatlied with sun- with attractive .`\`pauisli lioys. _ of tln- finest pulilir liiiililiiie-‘ iii Europe.
sliiiie. lint not all the pl‘\>lllr grilliei' .\[:\n_v of the pulilu~ Iiiiililiugs are in 'incl 'l`lie lioii.-es in the old |».ii-in are often
here; lii.\iiy iiioru gn into ,the _'\l\‘l\tii, tl :ind iiiiotlirt' of ilicsi- lu_i'gt- ~;||tiiii'es_ und l \\'oi`ii ziinl ilinpy ltioltiiig: wnie ure maiiiy
iarl; liriglit with flower bell.-i and grecii they are built iii lieepiiig \\itli their .-iii'--eoiiliii-ii_»s old. lint in thi- in'\\'<-r parts,
t'i\liDpli‘_~i nii_ule by the luppiiig liralliuliet-iliuiiiiitliiigrs. The older liiiililiiigs have liev-ii ~`ii<'|i .is llni'ri|iflt- Sailniiiniii-.i_ ilu- lioiises
ls-re .ire plenty of iiirn :intl woiiieii eliat- reiinnleleil until they sei-ni really niotli-vii. I and ap.'ii'l.iii<-nts li.'i\»- niui li the same style
ing on In-iielies :ind listeiiiiig to the niili- _\t,Li'aeti\e in spite of their nge are ilu' :intl iii\li\'iiliialit_v that i‘li.ii'.-iiiei~izi_i our
tary baiill. _»\iiot.lu-r of the popular isoliitt-tl liuiltliiigs of the lionie o(llei'~i liiiilt ; pi'i\ ntl- liiiililiiies. 'l'lu-\ air fur niore gnrf
[lini'\'s is the .\`:ilui\ _del l‘i'iitlo, iiote\\’iii‘- li_\' Clizirlis lll. iii lTtiil.
lliy for tlie spliiitlid olielisl; of tlic l)os /\iififli\'i' spiicioiis iiizirlile building. liniirl-in-ilii|,{~‘ :irc ht-.i\itii`iill_\' lziiteil :intl decor-
le Miiyo, placed- there to coniinciiiomte sonieI_\' curvcrl, is in the sqiiiire called tlie' ii
iireoiis inside tliiiii tliey :ii.- \v:tli~_i\it. The
ierl \\'iili chnrniiiig ;»:i.~'l-iziil swnt-s. The
furniiiire in eliiliornti-_ ll is liotli splen-
(lne of the inost popular rendezvous nfl ing was once n i'ii,\'lil‘rr‘.=iflYW‘TlTi'it'il' isiilidly i~:ii~\'cd and gilded. Sonic of it is
the i~`panisli people is the Plaza. .\layoi‘,liio\v the hoiiie and public otlltx of the innile in the eoiuitry, but ii large part is
tlic gi-niiil sqiiiiri- of _\[adi'i\l. lt is 2,~i5tl Diiques ili-l liifnntiiilo. iuipnrti-il froiii l"rnnce_ 'I`lie iloi-rs ure
feet above ilu--swi. ll is here one of the lint tliiire :ire pli-iity of more nindi-rii '=iil`tr-riefl by lieaiititul i':iu~i woven iii tlic
lit-i'ii'nnicnt oillcials to the' uurltin 100-,royal lnillil_:`;lit.s tziltes place, and ncur lvy‘sti'lictiii'e.~i. (lose to thc olu-li.ik is the iix- .\loorisli towns .ind in l’1-isia.
~ » _ ' ' ir i
ilu, give tlieniselves up to plcasiire after 5
Velo-iic. ' -
_llic G_iite of the Suu. limi.. _tliur t»‘_.4're
In yet-eiit yeziiw the square has In-cn ron
-- t
_ _ SCENE FROM BLOODY
»\li'ikel'.~: and street loiingcrs crowd
”“ tlee that town is
p;-“.`,`.;To
PI'I"l`Siil'ltii .\"i`ltil{l‘l.
nnoiit. it iteputy who is postilii; no-
untler nuii't_iiil l:i\\'.
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' Hn Knbw what; ii-.oy Would Do.
Sir Charles Locock, who was the
l‘|I_\'si<‘i:iii :ittentlliig Queen \'l<‘if\l‘lil Ili
1ll~'1'l:iiu period of her reign. was once
<'<~iiiiii:iiitle¢l by her ninjesty to PTO'
eei-il to llerllii and report on the cou-
dliinn ot’ her ilanelitcr. the crown priii-
ei-ss. tm the i'etin~ii trip. Stflllllillg ‘lt
llnwi- for n linsty iuiielieoii, lie was
it-ii:il»led to siintcii il M1155 ‘lf l""“°
`sliei'i'_y and it plcee Of qlIOSll0ll:'iblt:
‘porli pin,
.\t'|i\i' the train had pulled out and
Sir t‘li:irles had been locked in his coin-
l\:ii'tiiieiit lic begnii to feel drowsy niirl
in 1`r:ii' that falntiiess was ot'crt:iklng
llilii. immediately lio tlioligllf ‘O "ill"
ri-It:
- "I hey will tiud me in a i'.'ilnt on the l
fl<~'~i° and hlecd me for ii iit.` and l
iii-eil all my blood to digest tlils pork
ple."
'l’|i<-i-eupon ho hurriedly drew out his
Item-ll, wrote on a piece of paper and
*luck it in the baud ot' his lint. Then
lie resigned himself to the deep sl09D
that came upon him. Ho did not wake
until the train had pulled into the
l.oinlnn station, and. still dazed by IHS
slumber, lie jumped into a carrln§0
tual was driven home. i
’l‘lie grins of the servants and the
-exelaiiiatioii oi' his wife were foll0W0d
by ilu- inquiry from one of the chil-
‘l"0ll, “0li. papa. what have you H0*
in your hat?"
'rin-n ne reinemberea his experience
On the train. Taking oil' his lint. he
removed the large while l\1\il€‘\` °“
which he had scribbled this petition
to the general public:
"Domi mesa ine. ies only H Ht °f
lnlllgestion from eating some con-
-founded pork pie!"
Servants' Accomplishments.
A Brussels niei'cli:int :idvcrtisesl for
ri servniit. One npplleiiiit pleast-il him
Tm, terms and outings were :iri~:i|ig1-il.
whm, me _'_:Ir| aslieil. “\\`Iio \\':islies ilu-
tll<Iics'."’ A'l':ilteii :ili:\<:I:, the iiiereliniit
.,q|'w,| hm- g., ,-,.I,,»;1t her qnestloii. ’l`lii-
.fh-| 01,1 gt, \\-itlioiit tni'niii_~_' ii li:il|'.
"..Mm1,,,,,,. \\':i:<|ie_~: the tlisluis. and I
dl-V (||(»m_" replied tile iiu~i'eli:iiit. “Cali
yu" |,|,,y (lm piano?" lie nsketl.
"_\'n," wus tlie l‘<‘!‘l.V-
“'l`lieii I :ini :ii`i*iild .Will will ‘mt *"1"-H
said the iiicrelifiiit. 'l`ll0 ;!il'| l't‘tii'i-il
with :i tlizziiitlmi air. Will! ll l"ll"l"'f‘“`~*`
“.hi,.|, M ,p-,,-.-1-ilwtl :is e_\'<|iilsite she
tiiriieii to the iiieri-liziiit and said. "T0-
iiiiii'i'ow I sli:ill tiilie Iessoiis :it the Coli-
sei'viitoi'\' :intl as soon as I begin tu
nrike lii~iiei'e.=s I will call ii.l!I\ll\!" This
stlwy |q ¢_»t-rtltictl as autlieiitic.-'1‘liroiie
:intl Coiiiitlff-
Their Size. ‘
L,,wy¢-f (te dent witness)--Do you
know ine pininiifivs nies?
Witness-Eli?
mn-y-nr (raising his voice)-D0-YOU
»~ltiio\v-plnliitIl`f's DIES?
- i_.~i~\'i-ii. ~
P,`i\i\i\,i,,q,.__||,,,\- long have you known
tliein? I I 7
.- ‘I i
i`;l\L\ifcs|?(loii<lcr still)-HMV l°“8 lm"
ou l'|'iuwn them?
y “,n`m,_`.,,_\.‘.\¢l 'em nil Inst sDl‘|D8=
I u“_,_,,,._\\'.-yn they all about a size?
\\'|| inns---Idli?
|,,“i1,-,.,- n~|.~'i»=i on his feet D0f“|°“*ly
tl sli-ikcs his foretingcr at the con-
gliisloiiiot ea:-li \\-ortf nt the witness)-
_U ._\-_-all-of-a-size?
Wiifitinesli-Sonie ov 'em wer, _and
is ii hciiutfful broiize statue of Philip lll. eliiinge, built of niarlile and stone; tho
facade is ornunienteil by niany»Ionic pil-
riow Animals Climb.
I ln adapting ourselves to circum-Il
stances we might certainly do worse
l than take a lesson from the animals.
For instance, the way in which certain
squirrels have adapted themselves to
On the undei'surt`ace of their tails a
group of African squirrels have de
veloped certain structures which may
be well compared to the climbing irons
used by men. These take tho form of
.transverse rows ot’ large, triaiiguiar,
‘ horny scales, with their points turned
inward. When pressed against tho
bark of a tree these scales enter the
wood and afford material aid in climb-
ing. ' '
Ant eaters have adopted the same
principle. _They are covered with
seiiles, and they do not fall to make
the most ot’ them wlica climbing. '
Certain bats appear to have found
their hookllke tL\`umbs and hind feet
iiisutliclent for purposes of suspension.
Accordingly they have developed suck-
ers, which, in the form of stalked
disks, are attached to the sides of
their feet.
'_+-ii _
Old Time >Basebsli.
I shall never forget the good times
I used to have. Our principal sport was
to play bali, but not the kipd known
as baseball now. That was not heard
of at that time. In the old style game
we had four stakes, which answered
for bases, about four feet high and‘
iifty feet apart. We had a catcher
and a man to throw the bail, similar
to the pitcher of today. The batter
could use a flat but or anything he
wished. The bali was quite soft, and
tree climbing is wonderful indeed. ` ,
I
But the featiirc that attracts one most.
are the streets in wliieli the eo le rom-
- _ - . -ii i> ir
The squam is well named, for it means vcrixnl into n large giiirdeii. Under tlieiliiizs. Oii the opposite side is a larger]r‘ii;itle ~nnd nialre nit-i'i‘_v_ They are com-
ll
;r;i_i_1¢-,iii~5~ iyi3i_i_y_:-lioiis, pi-i_iit-ipiilly iilli:il‘iiiiii'lilc liiiildiiiiz called thi.-_ §p.iinone_ one _ptiet._ for one t-an ilrivi- from one end to,
the other in half an hour. Moi-it of the
streets nrelliroad, excepting iii the olil
p:ii't.~i, where there is still a da:-ili _of lot-al
eolor in tlie iiarriiiv, winding lanes and
the liaiigiiig liiilcuiiies.
The iiiifst spleiitlid of these streets is
the Prado, \i‘liie|i is the Clianips Elysees
of Paris and the .\liill of London. 'l`lie
l‘riulo, though not long, is beautifiilly
lit-pt, borderetl with plenty of shade trees
and ilanlieri by nmaller'a\'enueu. These
extend to the well-known garden of the
liiieii \'etirti, iiiarlictl tit, liotli eliihi liy
two enormous stone fountains, They are
llieaiitiliilly oriiaiiil-iitetl. Une is sui'nioiiiit~
`etl by a,i~olossnl ryhele seated on n shell
and drawn by ivaterliorscs. The other is
in Ncptuiic of g_i'i»at size. In this viciiiity
is the fniiious Cliiireli of Niiestrii. Seuoiu
ili .-\toeliii, rieh in gifts given to Isabella
_ after the assault of Feb. 2, 1852. I
l Tliougli the Prado is lively every pleas-
ant. afternoon, it is so crowded on feta
days one can hardly pass. Tho street is
‘ri uuiss of people, carriages and horses.
l'l`lic peasants froln the towns Around mix
|\\'ith the nobility listening to the bands
,und dining in one and another of the
cafes.
Another favorite centre is the Plaza. del
Orionte, between the Royal Palace and
the Royal Theatre. The iniflrlle, classes
love to cong'i‘egate and wait for the royal
lilll, illv lilighil l’.ili\-» is viii' liiillii
carriage to drive by to tli theatre. It
is iii tlie form of an oval and its outer]
proiiicnade is`0rnumcnted with fourteenl
Ieiiormous statues of kings and qiiet-ns.l
In the c
llli
on
was considered the best liorseiutin in
tli
fin
0 l`
the only triumphal 'i_rch in lllutlrid anl
eral points with several s lendid sl
lile
I ll
Spain receiving the Law, through Power
and Justice tnotlicr buildin tha i
the Casa du l\l'onedB, the mint of Spain I
mWlfl§h`!'ii’f'n`g' Rods §`H!iFofiiEeIm f '
P `!1‘he lreuson n lightning rod has al! SIN it LIS!-
shgrp point is be;-suse n fine point 01.1 On one occasion a highland minister
' fers no resistance to the discharge of CHUCJ UDOD DI'-,A|6Xl1l-ldf’-I' Wl1.\'i@ Of I
i eineiriciry ana in ni-tier unit it cioua l Iidluburiih for some auiuiclul assist-
- may be emptied of it noisclessly and alice for the work in the north, Di,
the t`:icc. Noiieoi'rosiyc iiietal is iiseil
I for the point of the rod, :is coriwisloii
iiiiilies i'csist:iiir:e. '.l.‘lic 1iit`i`ei'eiit_'c he-
tweeii ii point niitl :i hall is sliowii iii
discliiirgiiigii huiliiry. The i'ull clini'-ge
t`i'oni it Iiiiiqe li:ittei'y kvoiilil lic re-
ceived quietly on ai inetal point. while
:i iiioili-into cliiiiwiif l'i'oni :i .~'m:iIl one
ivoiilil e_\'pl:.-tie \'i»i|entl_v on :i ball. It
.i~i ‘-'ziiil tliiit ai i'i:Il eliui'_-_fe n::i_v lie
pussi-il li:ii'iiile~‘.~'l_v tliroiieli :i pei'sDii‘s
I lnaly if i'<»<-ciieii on the point of :i
A neeille, \vlis'i'e:i.~' the same eliarge re-
; eoi\'et1 on n <list»Ii:ii'_-_:i\r. with it bull or
l
linoli on the emi, nonltl int-an instant
dt.-zitli. ~
A Girl`s Way._ '
lt was :1 .<\\i~lt~-i'iii;; sliiniiier :i!`le|'
noon. ,\l_g'ei'|ioii vit in the liiiin' »-'l:_
:intl (_‘l:iire in-<»ii|»‘»<l ii \\'ieI;ei' tiiiii'
She was vel-y pi--it_v. :intl .\lgeriioii
\\-:ls liopeles»<l_\' in love with lier. Ili-
ivas :ilinost iii <le~|i‘iii' tis lie sat look-
ing :it her |ilii_\'iii: with his heart. i\jl_it_l__
lie lint-\\' lt.
“(lii_ L`l:ili'cI" he pleaded. "Why are
_\'nil so |'til<l'."'
“I :ini not, .~\|-:ii-_" she protested.
“Yon ure, t_‘l:ili-.-_" lie liisisted.
when- it was thrown the batter could
hit it in any direction he might wish.
it he wanted to knock it backward
he had that privilege. If he hit the
ball he had to rua to the tlrst stake,
just the same as we run to the tirst
basenow. If the ball was caught he
was out, but in case it went on the
ground and he started to run around
the bases the man that got hold of the
hall could throw it at him, and it he .
could only hit him it put him out of
the game.-George E. Keith in Hun-
tington School Souvenir Book. _
".\|nI I sziy just :is po.~iiIivcly tlirit I
:im not."
"Claire, '('?|:iii'e!" he cried. "I-low
can you say tii.it when you know you
have tri-:itcil iiie_lll.e"-
“Oli," slie Iiilei'rii|it<_-tl. faniiiiig her-
self |:iv.il_v nicniiivliil-‘_ “I llioiiglit you
\\'t:i‘e tiilliiiig nlnitit the weiiilior, Al-
u'Ie.”-l.ip|iliicoli.`:-i. _
l |i.'1rnilessl_v. The ilcgrcc of resistance \\'lJ.l'l0 l"'l='l'0lf€d UNI! |19 C0\llll ll0t I1~f- l
is in proportion to the surt`:ice of the l f0l'l1 £0 =lSSiSli the llii;|1l1llId0I`. but atl-
obiect. li' the rot] were suriiioiintetl ` \`iSL‘<l llllll £0 Vi-Sill U- WCIIIUIY lilymalll
by :i knob, for instance, the tllscliairge ill U10 L`l`l.l'»
ivould be violent. lint iniiny ri li_<_:lit- Going to the house of the wealthy
ning rod has i'eceivt_-d an electrical! dis-
eli:ir'.:c when ilit- people in the liiillil-
inf.; lielow \vel'e ealnily iiiieoiiscioiis oi'
Iirviniiii, the liighiander found hiiu dis-
inclined to_ give and ungrncious in man-
ner. Nctiled at his reception, the liieh-
lnndei' :ins\vei'ctl lii'usqiie|_\'. -Rescui-
lng the tone, the rich man asked, “And
wlioin do you take me for?"
“A tire deserving slnucr, like my-
lietnrning to Dr. Whyte, he explain-
ed the circumstances.
"You did not say that?" eagerly
asked the doctor.
I "Aye, I did," replied the other. i
"Well, well! 1’ve been wanting to.
say that to him for the last fifteen;
I years! Ilere‘s a tive pound note for
| your fund.”-Dundee Advertiser.
The Cat and the Owl.
“Metapliysles,” said a clergyman, "ls
l a subject that always makes one think
of the cnt and the owl.
this animal and slie questioned that.
Finally, wrapped in meditation in a
of tree, she perceived an owl. l
found l' l
" ‘In medltntlon,’ the owl replied. ‘
' -.uetiitntion alone is tiistrus secret nt _
iuippiness.' I
“‘But,' said the cat, ‘ou what s`ub-1
ject am I to_meditate2' _
“ ‘On the subject# the owl answered, l
‘which has occupied the race of owls `
since the beginning of tlm¢.~namely,‘
which came tlrst, the owl or the egg, I
l for, while the owl comes from the egg, I
so also does the egg come from the I
owl l' " |
ie laende is it pediment reprcscntingloi
sf-li'." came the quick retort. '
consists of five arches and is 72 feet liigli. the collt-vii-in i,-; ,»fn..|:;u-,ltit-,ily _L-,,,;|11,
Altlioiigli i\lii<lrid cannot boast Of ‘\ there are a nunilicr of pietiircs that havi-
‘l"\`i§0l` l"Wl.V 0! Wf1fC_l‘ I-lm" 'I l‘l\`¢l` CII-lied n priceless value. 'l`lie iirst rooin is es-
llle -H-'|\_|2Il!lfiI`f’_F» It IS 0I’l”l8ill€lltCd at SPV- pocially iiot<‘\vnrtl\__v for tlie piiiiiiiiigs oi'
--?-new--__._.
Do collars in veli
. .- 3 t n-l g 'ut ars being cmbroldere
vites imemst, especially for strangers' isxln tiny buds nad (lowers in natural colors.
il.-¢¢_._i__
.t . . . ' \ travel hat likely t become opula is ii
_the »biiild_i_iig_is__spaelous_ and random vun<l__iVff,|';__>_r|,vU,,:,1 >,,|,__n;|`¢y,,_°:,,»,,`,5_ ,,,~0,3,,1 gn 'haunt
1'l»e tiiiwf of ll'f- lI|»i'i|'\‘ i-» illlliiinied 'mn im" tint Class M It hu
\\'itl\ ili|'ei-ii.\~|i:|~il--l_\ iiii-i ii.|il.ill|~ii_~_ l“"'" ‘l""L' .ill Gmnwliy ‘nd "1 L‘md°
pniiit
ol' ini:-i<~t. li i- lla I-u-Illini; to \\li.vIi _lliixiiii is ifniil lo liavii oolred B VII
sli-iiiigi-is tain iinli -ni:~~i~' _-.i/c, li is no ilu- liriii~li rights to the new proce _ ,L
aliout 4'_‘l> it-~-t loin; .iinl lil' if-i-i Inch, I-ut 'l`ln~ iw-.il ~-~i-ri-t of tlir- proces lies ini f' _
llie \\‘iiit'» :in-l tho li.iiii_'iii-_g gciiili-tis iii'--1.. .-‘ - f." ' ` ei f "
still iiiiliiiislil il. 'l he li i~»- 1- iii' ,_'i iiiilv. ',,fii'~li<-tits iir-A >o l`:ir iiiikiiowii ‘o the Dilllli
liiil ilie tiiiniiiiiii.'- .lie iiniilili-_ 'llie -pli-ii I .\lii-'t iii.'ii'\'i»loii~' of iill is the fact tli
iinl tiiti ini- i~ nl- iii ti .i lfiigr touit \'.illi,' il ll~ i - i~ li
ii gliixeii iiiei--ii _;|.:lli-i_y_ lt i~ i-.ill that giip in l-iivigiutle iron :intl routed With f.
wlivii Niipiile-iii :.~-wil-iwl tlw bin; ~\v|-ep,pi--.sill-i'_ .\i`ler liiiing pill. into the airtig
of iiiiirlili- :np l.i- ilu- iii~' tune ln- i\ `:iiin.ii<- tln- iinnlels have lu-en remove
eliiiiiieil to his l»|~ili~~i-_ .|-»-- |-ii: "\\'-il .in-I lin- iii..i ioui.-I ti'.ii'isi`ornu~l into first
you are ei-il iiiily |iou~~-il lu-ii. r ilinn I." ‘<l.i~- -if-I l_ l`lii- 1-xpi_-its who liave watcher
'l`liou;,'li ilu-|'~- ai-~ |il~iit_\- of _ i.i:.< to iii.-'iliis ni.ii.'.-I iv/irliing powder perform thi
the eyes, ni-iii~ is --i Ii-..:iiiiul 'is ilu- --lnii ja~i-ini-I. iq lli~iiiiii~.il cliiinge ure wel
salon. lt is callt-l llc I-`|n|\.i\.ul-ires, .ir}l.iii»\vii iiiiviiitzlioiit liurope, and my`p0!
tliroiierooiii, and the dw-f»i~ii\i|iiis :ue lsil~ilii~. oi ilivt-ireiiig tlit-in would leam ou'
iiiagiiiiicviitn 'Ilie iiumt pi-it»i-lt-ss oi~ii.i»l\-l` ilu |ue~lion. '
inents, as well as the iiinst In-iiiitiliil, are' .~'oui<- iiintliiiieiy was heavily quoted 
tlio rock <-lii'_\stnl i~liaii<l»*liei's, ln»;ivy and | ilio po\\'<l~»r mid f-liniigcd entirely into hill.
very large. 'l`lie 1-iirtziiiis .intl ilrapeiit-s`_:i~=if||» .~|f~l_ uliili- other niodsls were oulj
are of f~|»;m_.-ni \~-livt, which give ii l li;_'litl_v f-ititftl :intl with 'llicse only a th
\viii1ntli to tht-_ iiiaiililo .ind lu.»'i'e to tlii»,~l.iii un, t~lir.iq_;t-il into steel; the interi
room, eirpet‘i:ill_\' in the ey-i‘iiiii;.g, wlir-n tlie‘~i` the nu-tal ri-niaining iron. For i
great clniiiili-lit-rs are liglitifil. l_~i.:nce, an iron rar uliuel was given a ste
A legiliuiiiti- pint of the palace is tliclriiii :in-l ii liozii-'_v iron elinin was turnet
mngnitieent lllu~.ii»_v ilim, lionsts lfifinifi ; iron ni-lid steel ai; one (nd and griiduetei
lniolts, rare iiiaiiiist-iii’-|~ :iuil la-.iiitii`ul il- lt » the oliirr i-nil with a coating Of sf0€1°`|
liiiiiiiialioiis. '_l`lif~ .\`;iiiii|>li nri- eqiiiilly ` ir; .il.|il_\' »lr~|i'i';i.-‘ilig tliirkness . ‘
_ iprouil oi their l.ii';i- foil.-(lion of iinpli--| "ll-i pin.--iliiliiii-s ~:` iliis wonderful powti
_ entre Uf fl\f‘»“0 IWUUB' f-'»i"`*l"Y‘5 I5 al inf-rits of war, lion-eil in the aiiiiorix i .li-r nrt- iii-iiiiii-lous, because tools can bt
igiiilicuiit statue of Philip IV., iiif>untetl`]`},,,1|g|| n great ilenl ot' tln- .-..llei:li.ni ii. ,i ..~i :i.- iion and .i:'ter\\'nrd converted intd
‘"5 ‘3l“"'3°l`i "9 bL'C""l"3 U- kill! “`l"llliiiiii_v eoiit_iii'it‘s olil, the liiiililiiiif is ri:-\v,_i|~i-i‘l.'i~< ~""l- 0ll.lf'Ct| Cm be mad” in
_ _ - _ < itlie nrniies of the u'oi'l<l_ froni inner Mex-
“`i\‘9 <1"9|s'f\“d hit "- "A110110 ‘md 0l`¢l\l-Pd llflieo to the fnrtliest. oriental countries.
the "°m_"l""‘l Ui i l‘*"`l"5 NI-_‘U f`0m!l\¢‘m' lint it is ilie Niititiiiiil, l’iv't\ii'e tl.'|ll1‘ry
watii his entrance into Alndrid. Tlie gate gf Whig), _\i;nlri(l is uni,-t proinl 'l`lnin;li
_ ,_ P 131,101 liuea (lf-oi'dano.r lu (lic second rooui is'
brirlges. ‘ llic one at the west end is ti-it large eolleetioii of (ing,-n., the lilo
-toiie bridge of nine arelics and is oi'ii:i»lg|~f-at ,Qpimisli paint-i-.-_ In ilu- tlnitl
iiwiitetl with lurtrc btittresses und medal-’ ivlnrh is ii l:ir_.fe sqiinii-_ are ilu- inn_-\t-r-
11""5~ lpieucs of the |,'i'i‘iit iiiiisti-rs. llere :ire
.»\t. the top of the Pasco de Recoteles isl sw:-n the Int-ell.-st -of the \`iri:in_= of ll.,
il iiioniiiiiciit to (`oluiiil>us in the deliasedl rillo, and on -anotlier wall the pfirtniits
tlotliic style of Ij`t'rdiiiiinil and Tsnliella. of the saints of liiliern. ln thi- oeiitre ni'
'|`lic sirles are oi'iianii'iite1l with i'i-lit-t`~¢ :iii~l`t]p» riuini :ire the plvtiiri-<4 of Riipli.n]_
llie whole is siiiwiiouiiteil liy ii wliiii- iiinr-l.\li~-liael _-\iiL!f-ln, 'l"itinn and other gn-.it
-*li\l‘|"- V llinliaii ]i;iliitti’_~. lliit of tlii- .\`p.iiii~li iiiii.--
lii iiilllitioii to the uttraetivti lioiilt-\'rii‘\ls ters, ;\[ui'illo iiiifl Uoyii .irc espceiiilly
and i_g.'ii'1leiis ornameuted with statues :iii1llpopiiln.i‘. lliirillo street wnifs, happy in
fnuiituiiis are tlic governuient lniildiii;;s,tl\¢,ir poverty, nrn alwa_vs loved; while
“ml the Palaces. iGoyn is :it his best: with peasant scenes,l
.-\ splendid building is the llouse oflrcprcseiiting siriin;gli:r~s, nifissacrcs, thieve-s,l
(‘oniiiioiis. It, is on tlic north sith- ~»l`_\viirs, i-te. l
the Pliizu. do_la ljorti-s. In the ceiitiw- i-il Madrid, indeed, lia.s much to bo proud
t of ilu-
ci.
it is fully equipped \\itli plenty of foreign  
-llltl ‘ill-l‘|~~liiL|~ iii=i|-liiiit-i'_\'.
.\I-ire rl-ilioratml eu-ii than the llonsn of   
('i»iiiiiien.~ in l.a i`.i-.i ite les .\liii:~ti»i~o.~'. A ilernian riniin-d llallninn is astounth
\\'liii»li \v:ii»; liiiilt iiiil lilliil up ioi' ilit' nee- iiiig l‘fliro|u- \\'itli iselejtlilc rosulll Olllhinet
I-I-l.|i'i1-so|`  Hu' i»'i‘iiii<l _~iaii\\.i_-<- iiiitllin u ,ww l,m(_,,,_.s My changing town- I
\'i'.~tllii|li- .ii' iii i.ii.- ;iiiil i~~ll\' i|iiiil»li».|. _
c _ is I
e s ` ,.
t lu 
and the great lfliulllj firmiof ViCk l'
it ini pu i li ii llieiiinal power whos
1-it I- -:` iiruliii my linvt- l_~i-cn wor
, '_ ' -" 3 ' .nnil iiiotlerll. l`lie lilitlviisi \\'ii.~i .started iii I iron \'_l="l" 1|* -‘l'llll,l` is-DeC¢55i\\'l' llndthfm u
5p‘"""‘ The statue ig 49 feet high- ‘mflitlie time of Cliarles' V. lint there are -liangill into ~lecl at wearing point! Ora
0 feliffs 011 f-lm i>@fl“Sffll “T9 T01"-‘Ulf-'lbl,\'l \\'eapons from the time of the Spanish points oi 'onlin-t. This scientific men and
, 5- Thelf f@_Pl"3S0"f» With ‘1ll0B01`il`i1llAriiintln., the Inquisition, as well as those "lléll"f‘<‘T-" ‘Vllil li1\V0 \\'ff¥\'-‘llflii We IJ¢\`f°"mf
hillires, the knigliting of Velrisqiiez by',,,,,.d M the' Mme of the landing of Cf,.,.'iin»t-- ni' this secret powder have be
Philip IV' llliiiiliiis. 'l'lie \\'iills are i-ovoreil with liel-iilllllll»l"1Illi'll'li HE ill" l‘L‘5Ul1B Ubtalned In
lii the _Plaza de Independence is aliotli-lrncts, lio\\'.~:, .~.\\'oi'tl.-‘, and gigiintie laiit-<»_-_  the liiiti.~li ;_f--'»i»i'iiiiicnt in said 00 be ne
splendid adornnient to _tlie eit_\'._ It is‘ }-‘mm 11,9 ceiling liaiig the liunin-rs of all tialing lor the rights to use it fu produc'
guns and iviirsliips.
vAiL, inf ATHLEITE
nn- inn...i».i.~ni.i.»i»».i nnnin nt fnninnl
.'ii‘ti.~i< liiin' tiilieii a liuek seiit and the mllli
with tlie -iiioie iioriiial slioulders is n0W\
poi-iii; for ilu- i`:if-liioii illustrators. Some-q'
iinie uso iitlilrtrs were in great demand-
l-_'. fiisliioii artists for tlieli‘ posters and lk;
l_,.,| .;n=n~ ni -_-.nal looliiiig t-lotlics, but tho
liili-~t f.i.<li|oii_~; liave decreed that the Dhdf
dell _-lioiil-lvrs are to be A thing Of the
past. f
'l`lu- piufiil.-ir figure is slim all the way,l
up, not nai'i‘-i\v-sliotiltlcred, but of till
lin..-i;i~i~nn-iii that the tsilors call "nat-
=.i_il' -_-.I-1 li nn-ans that the slioulderl
W-nl only .i l.-tin broinlf-i~ than they real-
ly are lu the latest styles of eoatl £02
nieii tin-i~i~ is no padding andthe hulk thit
looks lil_o a whainpagne bottle tilted 
siile down is a- thing of the ,:i~t.
»--~--. __
Sl"llF 'l`lli_`~.'1i. _
Jig.-tfni-'l`liiit trust nui-_'nate is dlad or
'S
is
\\ i.:--.- :. " f wo?
.ligson-les. \i’iiy, he has sont all th '
lcloolts in his ho_me to the clol:lt.maker'9 
-liad the strilting apparatiis taken Out J
each one.
l
W..
-  Rufio:
“A cat, you know, once set forth in Fill. ltl_(l.l\'i` PITTH L `h _'T h 1 mn, “riker who h
i ,,. _  1 f- _ -ri ani ell ,J ii . nts
quest of lmppiuess_ she wandered up’ l`lie pIn»to,inph slni‘\\~» gt tepu 3 "_ A _ ` 4 V _
hccn nr,-(..,~\(.,| fm. rmtm. The “mu mtit-l\ pititt‘.~\l‘ll .igiiiiiut Ciitiltlhlel
_ »
she wandered down. She questioned ‘ "` _ .,,t,.,-,,`,`.`. me ppm(-_
\\ lion any one is lui_viii_'_' ii co
fishing roll oi' :i rose tree or l:i_\'iIl_‘-I
down :i cellar 0|' setiiiij; up ii lil-i':ii'\'_
either he linoivs what lie wants. \\'li1_-re
to get it ziiul what to pay for
it or
else he takes earnest counsel with his
friends and with the most triistworiliy
professional :i<l\'i.\'crsi tliiit lic can iind
and uses :ill the wits tliiit lie and oth-
ers can lii'l|i;.: to hear on thi- siiliieet
iii
ortlei' to iiialte sure that his pureliust-
is prudently coinliicteil. lie ntteiuls
sales. riiiiiiiiagcs iii sliops and
cusses the ninttcr in his club until
sind it are voted n niii_-:-w i- _if
half ns mneii time and linulile
(lis-
he
only
were
pm'-_ul
l
some ov 'em worn’t.-EX¢l1l\“¥°' _ '
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CENT I‘I'I"l‘SBURG STRIKE I W ' \
.i.iA..._|.i_. l!.i i -.ei -- |l|..\‘.\.. . iii .‘_ ‘li ' _ - --»- ' ' ~~""i  ' "I i "ii ' '
I
ARMED ni-:P~li1'1‘Ii=:s AND 'rms s'i'A'ri-1 'moons tiusiinino una icN'rnANon To 'rHn‘rnnssi=:D srni-:ii can t'o's woinis is 'rim nu- \
“'0wi ' said the cat, 'tell me, most »
I wwe mid, where imppines, is t0 be! _ '""°s*""°"* 3'” sl?°°“l“‘*' [devotee ro me cnrenu selection or in-I
ve:<tiiiei1is tlierc would be fewer badl
coiiipniiles. unscrupulous promoterl'
:ind ornamental directors. the world?
would be very much richer, and ldv
riches would show less tendency to*
yzrnvitrite into questionable bands.-'
Coi'nliiil hiiigaziiie. '
The Good Time.
I-`reqnentl_v _vou in-ar :i rich man‘
iiliuseil In-eiiiise he stays on llic job
I that iiiinle Iiiiii rich, instead of spend-y
ling his liiiio giitltling about the enrtlli
ln _et-nr(-ii of ti good time. But it il,
liiirtlly fair to nssuiiie that nvarice and
ziieotl prompt sueli action or even that,
it is n lack of fnitli in liiininnity. Veryi
likely the work done represents lhol
_ good time for the man who stays at-
I it nrwr nn nt-ed of work has aussi-d.[
`rnr it is ccrrniii inn; the-re.iu-e many,
itll-as of what constitutes happiness..
:intl the niaii who selects loatlng is nptl
to elian;_'e his mind in time lf he trl1\9'
it. lining nothing is linrder than work,l
i and if n in:in has spent many years at;
woi-lt, lf~:irnln;: little ot' play. work
i»i'in~_'s him more enjoyment than tho!
buttcrily existence.-Atchison Globe. I
Reeonciled. ' `
Visitor-I don`t see how you can
recoiicilo yourself to being 1| fnrnirr.
Si Seeiler--I r‘oiiIiln`t lt' l dldli't een
,mic nf _vwii ~‘il_\' iii:-'i owl-0 lil i\\\'llll8.-'
1‘l|il;nlelplii.\ liiill\'l.u.
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