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A C Wihtn Tiat ti an Ileent Uoilerived :by :lit eterm., JO1liuto ll 1 I swell olice III the courtst, Of aiot e-i" InI which hlej praised tle "1ttiny," int a 11;t1a , if finellined to niolan1"holy. slhould liavi a hili coltanitly hi inl his held chahli ber. (kjinillg the niht "a11 ir wake fully di1stir-he twak a book anlt read )Iu)d cooilm-e il'uiselfi to IeM." 'Tlere'1 canl he little doubt tutt in thuls i 1di calting 1an mpproprialte Course for1 aniy one illiett witi "constitutional ili aicholy" -- his own troble - lie was stating hils own practice. Maly a book the 'wakefuil doctor mnust havv tiuned over inl the silences of tle night, an1d this increases the wonder thIat a. desir to read aiy partlcubli'r work should take hhn out o*f Id unusually early. Gray mutist sIrlely havv beel a reade in bed. A maii who Nishied to I-> for everI lyllg otl sofias. reading "olerial neW novels of Crebilloni and Nitri vauim" utist have been familiar with the faes of l hi favorites lit the night hours. Eli.jh Felitoni, .1 no%w forgotteln coildjut1or of, Pl', was nentiedto lie abed at his lodginig:. .V ar' told, ian(d be fed with a spoon, but Gray's love of, v.-sw wns' Imt or this typv. Gray was a IImokiiuia, :11nd lost oiokimicin prdbably hwave i ul i t e 1hi,1)t of1' readill i in bcd. Lnnh1)b alosoiiphiz-l Ih ls iii as "" Ily willidih11t d l i , t il t lh' "Imup :i -m . "ic s h eitl( theinl. lirt t b l h l. T lij T-y wevre the 41n1:*inso tiw- 114n11h.w oi e lleli.hilt init thw bav ii r w i ( it , i quiet liti le " ':inho;;ish oorid haise bvsit le th i 'h :i t !.il,'i b I'*.\. c!r loy. mnw Wf :h-- "jr: olpiat dr n is for w1I illOW l 01 iwri)y :1 4!i :111 wrot (i - fensl,"o. l :1 hab61i t'fr :lng h is l to slot.p. N' hdy1 bv ! hw l i p i withl Is faori VWho. 'Senccen. Moflaligne :1nd ' wlSIoglalli_ 111d in the origs ih- lid frte oill wi - ing on thlos' "ieen ich had calugi' ls atentionI ding :llithe previou nligh t's re., qingm. wvih th1 le (enr11IuS though'li not 11nnhatmral reIult. as ot. has testillvd, tit isi writin w, bu in conscis 13y a nre (ho of Ik tr vadinl. Sollm vwhat I:tte, wheni (;IrIIb street 'i.lished, if o in1 1lopriate a, e may bf allow"d, imnaiy : ptio wrlote of ai hack author wa ad to writo ns Well as to rIy in hed fol the ad sltli cieit reason that selmly clothes wre lacking fur.oing abroad.-monidon Globe. EPIGRAMS OF NOVELISTS. One crawl" into friendship, onle oecea siona"lly drif(s into 11n.trimlonly, but Inl love on falls.-erankfort Y )ore. Thertle is Io plee like the top, espe. cilly wiu it is, nar11-row and wvill not hol iuany at a fimei.-AnIthonly IHop.. Love and friindshig are stronge.r, than Charity sucd poessoafteess, ind those' who trade unpont thie latter are rarely accordedl thl( former.-Seton Mlerriman. It is the American's regret that at present hIe Cal do nothing with Ils fe While e is listening at the telepiono, buIt doubllt less Some1 emplo11Ymient will ble found for ie ltile Coming Ige.-Tal Thee. are two unpardonable sins in this world, success and failure. TI lloso whIo Sul(Cceedt (-nn't foj-rgive a rellow for being a fniluri and those who fail Can't florgive him for being a success. ki.i1y. Loimer.k i :1s '.'h rear two'~Ii u:i clase ofi e li i the phi'i whoi are keenlsslk, - I o nm neva ii ie the' ltwIo. l ihey metid (and touch hey Whit elessaryd toi ea liobither.g one etns nilyTh.rto.itoteIiiif JlIlg-aer- 1(1 10nts of is ii, glnernin.an es I e, li 1Iy. liji lie li dec ae otulihat !:iix. r pimeII ui in h a th i , ritii t e ill:h L r \ind it te a n ak o "Eov ert-hiuis hle is, ieur om-y wioh to ~t'ifound mata r y.---wYr lphe Firtt Iatatl. let I AtN Upoll Thev first fitttai dtum rou,ght In wiiat s now Ile i niteti Stve-; Nvw upon 30stonl Conmnon, beiNAwvent lI'nja milt Aloodbridge .1nd ilriny Ilhillip-;, oil the weiin- .o lly 3, 1728. Thse voimg len h:nd ImIrr- l o r cnrds at thet Ayal lahng :vern in 11,Jol strevI, ww Slatv strot-t, andn 1umor Owt il1 n11(v of, 'iri u l l11ail Ved to.'o ttle their litI'vero tes w ithl klA%tI ) h ords f,' (the public rounds abovo inim,114id. Tyiet at a iffle after. 8 o'clock in thv evenig, o111d Woodhridigo w:as mnortally wvounided Ind wis fou] nd dead the fol I I o lN. t oIng Bsoth wvere gen tIinten of goord social positiol. hillips was a brother of ih at 'hillips, who itlarried .l11rl , the ;iter or i,,irmvnoii, thw 'builder of* 1o,41on's 1,111ll s htall. \Woodibridge ba.11 oi comnpletvI his twentieth year. le ias a1 youlng merchant who hi rv Ny beenl adlintted to111t i bu 'ess il t iiI1ilev wtit jotian Stew:til, one of' h litmost active ioreaitits of thle pace. ienry l'hillips, i yolno rgradilatc of' tle college of'ab,w abolt l'tu yearm oldel. than Woodhrlt ge, WIy ig teti tte 0111o ofthis 1viianlcholy ar "1a1r vollph-t4ld Is twonty-thir<d year. WVo0dIwl.idlt w a o thit sonl fit' a gentle lia Itlf s i v 411iin lioni( in U IIbI hado, mit. (fl tith i igi vts there, wv htIg o o Is l'ornwrly lwoll tt i l!'d inl t'th 1ni1inistry T i' ph tilt lkit tig,till the i - ing -Iolild-Z ()f 1st '111 11on, not fnar ,roid the o:yelt ell,n:. \ ii.ere jn the ahal i tii1 a Ildpo ll el i se sto Ill. -inw:! A.wd- er X etlvcd. No one uht 'I'll lil- iaty w mic d 1nh d diel on the ,111f w) r lth n tx t l(.. it-. 'hillips :'.Is litily wolu nildc.t and at ilnid. Ilihl, by tho lid of his.,- brother i ind l'tr V-' ln uil, of l:litlous 1 1vi lor'Y, nilmle his oscape to Ihe .1.hI1e-rnesz4, 11 lilitih in-of-warl then lying In the u11'hor., andl before thle Stu) of thle next mornin h.1d 'lliy iiscoveredI to ilter I-sted frivild, lio misorable result of lht noiting he was oi tlls way it- where hi died in less thall .1 ye:li- lf gri and a brokell hearlt.-Vi'ihtd 'Servico Neview. A SHORT ANSWER. The ieply Tltit Ismalrvi MI le to sin A1 mirle4 Spetiell I tiw to hinki or omki isniarek as lih. itt by tho wilidow th:t opes oil tile windy park of' Priodrichb'ruhl in an old p-ray shoigJacket, a1 rug over his tinvesa1 pile in lis hand, Simple as a1 liorith i.van :1 ain a er, this mnan whto ha<1d almost biold Eutropw in fee. .\ littho while bulfore this February dlay he( had lhven doposedt froinl powvr. All the( world knew. that thle oldt lionl was sulking1- inl Isl dvn inl no ainiable nIoodl tow:ard tho younl... oinleror. wh.Io had turnod hiln out of, doors. 11. was known that hlis niemoirs werce written and that Is correspondence wns set lin order. A New York publisher thought he( n114zht -tcurev thle. papers In wh:ch Blismalrek hand told thle real Story of the birth of* tho GeruIn:nl etilpir.e-1hat. t r,an.-t story of craft and14 her1-ilin, lit th-lncs. aInd grnet.It N:an,#, this luiss,ion th.at I saIilvfd fr I hr. I hand two h-ticirS ftr l(sn)lkwtn was fromi :I lo-i"gildo aillhassmimr. ~n-1:1'. I,-. A' 'HORSI Thare.- Arti''um T'm( WVIII Suildce the Mvxn 1411vAt-. .1.1111anit]. TIhe'e were trold'! Itnid cx0jteientI onte day oin . *:ilclh InI 0'o!rado. A high 'spiritod.,0al brokEnl stallion wans pralving nhIoti tie :ord 'attIacled to thle ran h r' houlsk. lI I i.:Id jut thrown a cowboy who boasted there w11 nothin- on 1our leg. lh coul tiot Ide, :.11d he wans ring and nmd king so 111 not oven (Ite pinckiest ilan on the ranlch (1.1ared to approach. \\hile thle nil wvere standinl. aroulvd sk"-e'--yelc-old dall.ughter canit ot of Ii !>m se 11 I hIIIlyN. valIked up to the excitd a.11 Iial. Whenl Ill! 4aw hler heI celn8ed Ivar-Ing, whilliied andl stood still. .She julst puit her. hand1 onl hi% munne, Stroked IIs nose alld t1hcil vaultd liglitly oll his blick and rodo :rotlutd the yIirI. to tle 1111111 n I I(n t o"fil, the ilen. "How d141 you inaago it'" one of thil-i asi'd her. "Dwefor. youl talckled him he wns as qav.we as a t'i'." "i t I, -illiplo Ino gh. t -eIr r - plied. ".\ny woll 11nn1 h11 ndle ao1.4 hors-4 bf-tter thanl a mnanl c:ll. Sev this" - ill tli 11 111 a siall ro t ob ject 81h' hlad in le'I hand -"this Is hlor.o cnstfr. Ilorses, lovv te sinlll of' It 111 will glo 1 t114 o a ly I'e who Ih s it. "AI.\ - ho 3rs 28 h 13-s stnl-: u m: to lisv:1 11 ) know t1 4 pckiple " .4) lf),-o it. Th:l -1 !1ionl b :. Il to ;iii d ..:w as8 .: a a43 I' :,:I\. IllC \W !I(.n I .,tt near;l* hin he silleidi 'Ihe Iy h 11 1 1 t1r.' i .'y (1wows, I*or1, 1 I I ay arr 18 lit 14. pio lo ' iIly poclot. was.~' : 'th! 441to strok h i load. \\'i l o drop< oil 1 3 .nin, whith I lind 4oll:d inIIo th I ) f Iny had11 1. I r i) ' Itivcly lovv that sentll. Tohen, di i l notico Ilhat 1 1 u1110 I1 11n1y141 into his 11no3ithi'. The obl j vcl of, that was to pour a I*(-\w\ drops of oil of 'hlodiulil ol to his tongule Iroti it tinly vial which I alwnayvs ctry. "'Wit I I thwse t II rev e1 cit.icls an31y horst ('l1 he taiel. Where do youl get themll? W\,eI, 111e clinll and 1hodituni (nn he honl-dbl :! ):y dig Iy store; the hIorse83 cas,r 1mst h Ct frrom I liorse's fore fool. It i-l 31 warty growt Ilt h Ire." It Is 3 fact that honss ar, v-ry f'ond of the'scents. They art, of'ten used by, v wolinenl in tile tropivs an3d west in t tr3i 11)in: d broakinig t' of horse. N(ew York ComnmoricnI \dvertiser. BRAHMAN PROVERBS. IIh. that volluittetll 110 eVil hathI 11Othiig to feat. mlix kinlness witi rIeproo and ren son with authority. Of iuch s1waking com1eth repentance, but11 in silen3ce is saf ety'. T' Inr't stop towlrd hing Wise is to knlow that11. thoul art ignorant. En Ivy not the appenaane of' happi ties inl oay u 11,f thou kilowest not his selrevt grifs. Indull"vg not thyo,sel ill the passionl of 11g1r. It Is whetting 1 "word to wounid tinle own breast. Conh-zir and f1or-)Iget not thille Own wveaknw3s-, -4 dinit. thot pardon tilt 'lin ofii3'.l ot hers. The har f the envioli Illnni is gall and thteriln'e. ThoI succ.ss of his Thi . in3uu 18 tinel. The' nex51 i inl t!n ' we ih of ) uturhy4 Ii. :'o. then know I" ( ) :l wiin!3114 ItI r I ''. f4)3' lli, 33~~ '.4'ie '1h-t XI o l.' uty, 44.)3 :1no I n vir)t3' se 3o. b: tin shade4 b s oh-sy e upo 8h)n b hm - bd, so' ~ 411 13 ro 14)1 . TI'.4~- I . j) ' I.4) lt' 43)t)33.-1,s or1 li4 - d . : m .. .-h i n t san ') ' 'id . ,,' - ')' 1)333, d 1tion" 1."this) 1)13 4is 3 a " ph 8 her.Wi .\133y lugles wereou o31 ix. 13 lhIt for14 1hing. and34 h3o had11 another4' job, inl my ieighi "'.\ hopj'1S3 ('338)!'" l'x3'hiIIned 13 hi on 03r as.' he4 signed1 I)' '0 the t lnan 'men. 1I3a1ti13no'' Now11.2 3114 1: 11'I'm1 mov aa) -.3o2 1.311( nei) THOUSANDS S McCLU F M A s th. best published at a >nly 10 ceIts ;I copy, $1.0( In every nimber of MeX Articles of intensc intere' greaiest national impotar ix go(d sh1-ort stoies 5tories of life nd aid o In 1904 mcClur's ing, irnpor-ta'I :han ever. "Every year bc t would not be M-Clurn; F REF S 1 Vit' 1s(4.W ft)1 \!U - m -;I S l \T CC.i~i.' 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