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Dr. and Mr*. Seth Herbert Miles, wbo have been viBlttnR Mr. and Mr* Mord Seaman, hare returned to their

After a few mlnatee the farmer provideotiallr entered the buUdioe and beard bia bod sobbing and calling.

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“Where are ronr ahouted the far“lu the chut*.’ “Bade, Jim I" roared the man; and the bone obeyed Ur. Perrr hastily turned 71m iooae la the yard. and. eel ting a tope, leaped upstair*. Making a noose, he let it down to the small bor. wbo slipped it under hi* arms, and ceased to err U be frit himself lx lug drawn safelr up.—Youth's Companion.

GREAT WORK ILL REWARDED Milton Spent Nine Years Writing “Paradise Lost.’ and Sold Aha Copyright for *2*. Milton began to write the poem in 1868, and It was ready for the preas In 1865. It was published In 1887. Counting that Milton did more or leas on the poem up to the time of It* publication, It would make nine years consumed in the writing. Milton sold the copyright to a Loud jn book seller foi £6 (*25) and 52fi more when 1^00 copies of the flrjt edition had been sold, end he received an additional *28 for the second and third editions, each of 1*800 copies. The first edition was published la 106?, the second e"'! third In 1068 and the fourth and fifth In 1868. Milton died In 1874, and In 1878 his widow transferred all the rights In the work for *40. “So that," aays a biographer, £28 ($140), paid at different times in the course of 18 years, was the whole pecuniary reward w!>l<3> this great per forma nee produced to the poet and his widow. The small editions of the work went* slowly, only 8,000 copies being .sold In 11 years." One writer saya: “Few either read, liked or understood lt. H Another said: “'Paradise Loaf had been printed 40 years before It wsa known to the greater part of Bagland that there was such a book.’— Brooklyn S-tgle-

Omelets From Turtle Egge. The sea Is a persistent competitor ol the henhouse as ajiroducer of material fir omelets Turtle eggs are eaten In all hot countries. The turtles com* out of the sea. scrape a hole In the sand, lay tbelr eggs and cover them up. Some times 160 eggs are found to hue sand neat These eggs are about the site of hen's iggs, are covered with a white, parch men t-llke ah-ll and. If fresh, have an excellent Bevor. They make tasty omelets, or may be fried, but If boiled the whit* will not congeal like that of a bird's egg. Fresh water turtles also lay edible eg*s. There are both hard and •uft-alielled turtle- to the lakes of Florida and Louisiana, and also to South American rieera. such ss the Orinoco. The Orinoco turtles lay egg* «xtiKonllnorlly rich to oil. The Jndlsns of British Guiana collect 28,- ■ * 000.000 ot them yearly to obtain the ©11.

Mrs Lloyd Seaman’s cousin. Mias Lillian Pritchard, for seven and a half tiaslonary to India, has paying a visit to Stone Harbor. She left last week for Nassau. Bahama Islviait bo- family, from whom she has bees separated for nine yean. Miss Nellie M. Rennyson Is back from a business and roeial trip to Philadelphia. Mia Louisa Bos*, wbo ha* been enjoying her vacation with her aunt, Mra Annie Deltrich. returned to Philadelphia on Sunday. Mra A. B. Deltrich entertained large House Party over the week-end. Mr. Deltrich. with his family remained for the week. Mr. Charles Davis, teacher of the Stone Harbor School, Is boarding with Mr. and Mrs. RelefaardL Thy Rev. E- H. Mueyer, a returned lisslonury from India, Will preach at je Lutheran Community Church morning and evening tomorrow, September 28th. 8. S. at 10 A. M., C. El at 7 P. M. Morning sendee at 11: eyeing service at 8 o clock. The congregational meeting appointed for .the 21at of September was postponed to Oct. 12th. Mr. and Mra J. K. Caasel, Miss Cassel and Mr. Harold Caasel motored from Overtrook. Friday, for the week, and coming at this time primarily to celebrate the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Caasel. Mr. Caasel, though a busy man. knows how to plry, and when be comes to his home In Corinthian Place It is one carnival front first to last. Arriving late Friday evening. the first thing Satnrday morning was to bring the Ed Mi up from Salvesen's shipyard, and with a car full of the fam'ly and neighbors ne board'd the Edith and soon had ber spinning up the bay., Miss Braid, of Lansdowne, Pa., who passed the summer with her niece. Mra C. P. Hartman. In Tusedo Point, returned on Monday last Mr. Harry Cline, his mother and sister have returned to town, after r long and pleasant season at Stone Harbor. Jdiss Lillian Meloney, of Bordeniwn, has been the guest of Mra Frederic Taylor for the week. Mra George Freshen has returned from a business trip to Philadelphia Mra. J. C. Madden went to Philadelphia early to the week to place her little daughter Jane in school. Mrs. A. Schuler and Miss Gladys Schuler closed the CbUet Wednesday of last week and returned to Philadel-

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Rev. S. D. Daugherty preached at e Lutheran Community Church morning and evening, administering Holy Communion. Mra. David Rlsley entertained the Civic Club at Ita regular meeting Wednesday, at her hungslow on Snug Harbon Basin. The Cab voted to accept the offer of thr \olunleer Coi . ’ se its Hal! to the Civic Club year. Committees were appointed on Hn-use and Home und entertainment. A report of the County Organization was given by the Correa ponding Secretary. Mrs. J. A. Rust, supplemented by Mra Richter, Mrs. Bunting and Mrs. Madden. Voted to accept annual dues for six months only to bring the financial yeat to accord with the acend'iieut to the ConstUi lion changing the drf of the Annual Meeting.' from tb -eioud Wednesday In Novratbcr to the fourth Wednesday In May.

LOUIS LEPKIN DIAMONDS a JEWELRY sNSdi'Kcura tiik mcuovAL to No. 3 S. 7th St., Phan., Pm. wmi a r. u. -Unk or humomw. JKWKUKY AMI WATVIIC*

Lira* Nett. Little MaU. or Netty Trent. U on* of tb* ©utatanJlng characters In Dickens' novel. “Tb* Old Curiosity Shop," and on# of the eweetest yat most pathetic character* to *11 of Dlckee-' hooka Ultl# Nell U s swevt. Innocent, loving child of fourteen year*, brought up by ber old mtoerly gtandfatnsr, who gambled away all bis money. Her day* were monotonous and without youthful companionship: ber evonlnge gloomy ami eolltary. Tb* grandfather. being wholly reined by gambling. the two went forth as beggar* and uittmataly aaltlad down to a cot t»«* adjo'ntog r country churchyard Ber* Kelly died and the ota grand* ther soon afterwards waa found dead upon her grave. Wenger of Wonder*. During ut "flu” epiVemir to Ian Franc) k-o, when all pn*i Places a ere rimed, and Uk olatlon was rotupoltod to

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