LIGHTING LORE

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL

PLOWING IN GEORGIA.

fcyporrttf! (bp •eModrel'" f p*W»W (W •»«'.*•> r • t , Uip matlpr. OarlT* tl»

ana woundad 'bjr troop* atrlkp riot al l<oda. Poland.

We're ofi to .hr tWMly.rre Held if. And tba raia'a beea keepiac u* Wk . Up U the edf* of tiw wide blue *r U A meekiaa-bird ia the hilltop piae u al Yon hear>ia Uafh u he .wine* and ■

Bureau ot I-abor Rtatlatlra opened It* annual contention at liar Prandaoo. Thf Oraod Jury of 'aneajo. Ill..*wll|

He’, making likr he'e

Trnde* Council of .‘blladelphle.

up that atendy tramp, tramp, l know

it doe. feel uichlr Rood

SirCreyatc.Yi'hloh membjsr.th'p of 13JLOOO

over tba (Jod ff tin- Jew*

TOM

that fluctuated wildly betneea^ hope end deenalr ^

iwl from Nell, hoping

lighted. I* but little larg | to takf

You may depend

but my dark tempera-

| ment foreboded the wc

ling Acetylene is |

“Tom lovea you. Tom love

able In any respect. Every, tip-lo^ate

ed. Among the paasengera I noticed

Eve turned, stared wildly, and. with

the room wa* filled wi

green and gray parrot coolly

chatted together. At last Eve Mallory

American leagues

Perry consented to goTiway and

petal!re, to I bade my mother

treaty wtych opened four

id gray abomination my deadly

Considering that everybody knows bow

hare a little more delicacy.'

was apparently all on my aide, rer. For though I could see that

him!" repeated the other in

tnatioqa^ apologies.

McGinnlty cornea the nearest of any

reconciliation all round..

parrot transported, for.

gled free from my. farewell embrace.

muttered exclamation, wt

wife lavishing devotion and

HInch men, of Williamsport, is a fln-

unapp recta live feathered biped.

litre, to explain their meaning.

bis friends up State

yet succeeded In obtaining

•dreadful developments, and. spent the

willing kiss from her. and I

who could enjoy > good deal

meaning io number.

played with credit almost every

“Good-by. Ere. darling.” I said. a» we tood together at the gate. I know my

Tom’s frequent visits to Kingston are accounted for by the presence of a, saucy, little brunette, whose "big brother" wants to marry sister Nell.—

■. which I noticed were handled

was sbet Was fcnowt

Chicago NatiofEiVClub.'" Chicago tans

•Good-by. Carl." she said, smoothing

rhen my utmost coaxing and blandishaenla ranlA neror win thn^fnlniwrt

The Russian Imperial family n berm at the present time something

We cany millions of Danish egia

row path end disappeared within the vine-covered porch. Her parting words rang in my cars. Oh, what woulfl I not have given to know that our separation grieved her

all he wholly dependent upon the reigning Emperor, whose wealth la practlc-

when I reached home, but mother

• Johannesburg. South

are. my dear hoy.*

of “the Imperial ap-

'hls congregation contained

remembering her fancy for feathered pets. I bought—though I had always detested that species of bird, myselfa gorgeous and highly accomplished

tore of maternal welcome •Yon look qnlte worn out.

The Government of

stretchea of fertile land is devoted to

I shall make yon

veraity to take'special

imperial family who

take s good, long,test before

doubt he did "spake:" but the trade

orobably still flourishes.—London Mad.

IV. -“Daniel rewarded (v 29i. With conrlal ” ntA Tl-fal

not >t her wake*Nell,

appanages stand In the

(hr next morning.

■r*| ggOlo upon the dear girl la h.. atnwwt /.Ih,vial. a.iImK

look for any demonstrative menu, or lover-llke rhapaodii acknowledged the arrival of tl bird." and was full of thanks 1 •he was pleased to call my “i

Witt delight Well, at

fog which so oft bn

George Ade's farm

Kentland. lad- It pays him eight

poor Are U not a good

ITS » HUItn RUU HUI IW A—. heart tha parting bravely. Tom

writes a lady from

on the clay-

bird. which It

and that Slim, aof

hi* eyes you think hog her

led to IU dost

sou. who fried all before theta _ v Wa. . Ia*a Ik. nalAM

grstlfyleg to a load

Bay by Dr. Otto

II THE BEST OF HEALTH SHOE TAKTI8 PE-BMA.

IB POOB HEALTH. PA1HS IH BACK. SICK HEADACHES. PE-BU-BA CUBED.

Mr* Cen» Smith. S n.mt .trrcl. cw. Lint, NsAhnlU', IViin . »nlr» “I have had i>oor hraJih lor 'he past

• ndguM. atci" heailicni . m

. rieed to find 1 had T therefor* coui.oi he end of two tno. :otallj diaapprarrd itm e and feel ton \ aim very prate/"**! It

A Domlon tailor has invented a new life harms coat and gaiters, with which it is possible for a puraon clothed therein to maintain an upright position when immersed in the water, even If not possessing any knowledge of swimming. The roat rvsemble* In. appearance a» ordinary pilot coat, but it Is fitted with an air belt, which ia iudaled wl'h air throngh a lube. Tbi gaiter* eaA weigh-two pounds anil are fitted with two brass; wings or bLutes fastened lo the back nf I he heel. A* the wearer moves his feet In the water these wings open sik! abut, and not only propel the wearer along tike oars but enable him to tnalnlaiaa an upright position from the waist upward n the A practical demonstration of the utility of the invention was recently undertaken in the River Thames by the inventor and its emriency and liftr sarin*, qualities clearly shown, even when moving against the tide. Two VToortrrfwl Hma. Boyerton. Berks County, farm era have raised some very curious hens this season, at least so aays Irvin Rettpert. of Montrn j. whose pet hen. a fine Plymouth Rock fowl, takes the prise in laying con teat* in the county. The hen heard her owner tell ht* wife that the chicken wa* doomed for the tvnling pot. Then the hen went to her nest and deposited two large eggs before leaving. The next day she tried lo repeat the trick, and laid an ogg Inside of which wa* another well-formed egg. Pull of freak tricks, the hen next day furnished two other well-formed egg*. The death sentence has been commuted to liberty for life. Amandas Ileafleld. of thto town, has a three-months-old hen with four legs, and when the hen run* two of the lego are huddled up with the talk The chicken prtw--nta a wonderful sight— Philadelphia Preaa. *

A returned traveler who apert ha» of his holiday in a tour of Ireland brought bock a sample of the happy-go-lucky'Wit of the Irish “Jarvey," or driver. In a breakneck raw down a hill he suddenly realised that the spirited tittle Irish Una re waa running away. “Pull her Upp he shootod. excitedly. “Hold tight, your hoaer “ returned the Jarvey, rsalty. “Putl her upP again commanded the traveler, makiag a grab for the reins. “For yew Ufa deal booth the rria*”

The travMev .hot the Jarvey I