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* S0N0 OF FAREWEIU Chit <*t lli'* life that was lone and unblMt, l.' / iVice After pain, and the ?ong for the are kind heart* and hands, anil we're Ey/JP' loving them Wat; Oood-ln >i? you. Lady, CJood-by! J The fair flowers I'ade near an ice-mantled Y But ?ome where life'a honey is sweot i' the One. to a world that to tinsel and strange? ' * Where joy is a phantom. and hone can but die: Aju! one to a world where the hearts never ehuutfe: <Good-hy to von. Lidy, t?ood-by! There are utorni-lurd* in life where the wild breakers foam. Bnt somewhere life's honey is sweet i' tlie I'ODlli. At the irate s of y nil- pa'ace the dead days will throng. Like trhooU- from the shadows of earth and of sky: 1 :\m hidden awav in the liiies of song; tJood-hy t<> you. Lady, liootl-by! The rocks for the wrecks, xs all starless , thev roam: Hut somewhere life's honey Is sweet i' the comb. l.rtud of all lo\ elineA" d;?nd of all light! Land of life's dreams, where the dreams never die! Cod lead you then when your soul feels the night - Good-by ' ? yon. I.uily. (loud-by! . 11n1 joy <>' llic billows the ileece. o' j* ' ' 'Hio To i world w'ncir litVs honey in sweet i' A 'the .-nib. ? Frank L. Stanton. ^yr* sxflsasoa iasz3Z3SSsum. 9K^m*^racsaarxBSX"?S7SS3m9umSBiBS!parwstl M\im FORTUNE f?uy LAflMueaj 'A! i jug i ZTT\J ^eCTciecmiaraaanSBraa^ ri i \ " , JH# *i? ITilVCIliy I1I0S lUS^ w w ? otnfort oftentimes runs inO Y'V O to t'.an^ r. -It>! 1 n llanly ^ l?rovi<il the fact when, in ' Off an effort to cscapo the buslie of pr para (inns for liis aunt's (Mrs. iimliiiiu's) Jiijf party, In- took a ton.ptin*; woo.l path ami ca.su> all unawares lipon two pretty jriris. One >tood the moral and pattern of impatience; the other. half hont, was oi'^eriy soarohiim through the grass and tangle of llxl>alhsidi', now parting its greenery with two slim white hnnds. now letting N V the hands fall at her side, while she Mooped lower, peering at some small, l>at*o spare. "J, rani come, Betty!" tie hoard the *>i]a.n:h*r shy, plaintively. "Yon know llie bracelet> my mascot Aunt llel- ' <?n said ?o when she nave it to mo? | ;",<X lpighty poor mascot," Betty retort- ! ?&:. "I'd throw it away rather than ; wear it?rnhbish thing It's ten years *tfK^yo\\ not it. and we are just the saiuo?poor as ?Imrch mice, yet hound ti* llvo up to tile Morris tmnn\ n-.Miirs. ! ' lirtHitW ttnil Mtnk r>m?M hnn-? >'> ' A Pennsylv roceDtlv in 1 vania trains c as Pcnssylvai dates. . Methodist j % speak of tht dieeapointmec Charleston, tl just what the} Wo haven't \ <theii "pleRed~the bracelet <>nt of Us \ jrrton ambush and luvl<l ir toward its owner, say in a" easily, 'There. Miss ^ M?urjft. Now, I claim a reward. You re trty^ive me the tirst three waltzes lo-nignr. ' ' "Why, how do you UnowV" Millicent j r Morris began. amazed. Hardy looked m her Willi twinkling ?*yos. "You forget there > a speaking likeness of you over Hilly i;raliaiu\s mantel at Vale." lie saitl. "That re 'luintis me niii.v s my eousin- 1 la .joun flunly at your service ami '.just now coking asylum from my natural or k t wnnatmal protectors." "Then come home u iiii ti<. Ask him. Betty?Betty's head of the house." Miltf returned promptly. Hardy looked) ?nrreaty at Bel'ty. who answered it I . Iioapltrtfof.v enoufth. Thus, tlve min- j ntcs later he found himself walking j li.k f r?* Ann t I.. t ii'i. in , vlil Harden, and on a 1 ?iwhite silent ' bouse, the very picture <>f re.stfuluess. j "Ye*. it i* nice, r love it all every I *tkk find stone ami blade of i$ra<s." Will j. ?al(K when lie cxclaimcd over tfcii1 charm of everything. "That"* the tr??)d,?le." hIic went on. 'I want to! * llvft liore always, and Itill.v <ays when j are married and settled down it i Wljl-lk* over there. He ought io have ! Betty, not inc. She like- things new and gorgooup and well kept. If I had i ) ?iiy fortune I <> >uldn't change u. h /' tii?re onlv nut sound nosts 11 the -.lira' stlnl plant orchard* anil >? .- ,:u ! have a brand now rose nifti that Mlinnhln't put <.tir old Moa.-:-. oif) o!' foniiUniancc "IWl't lalk xo, Mi!iv. \tr ilard.v Will think yon'ri' <>nt of y> ,,r i. .i?' st;;set a little that wlipf; von #tart bpr oil her I'dim" > ISeUv sail1, tralf .^ovctviy. hall' al><"li^i-ii .ill\ the /laat tvoriN, of eonr*?\ to Manly, t <>t . |a inlniite lie did not : ! , w?s fBtartllK mti iiily rtt ' til ,.ej<a)< <> in 'lu . Irecovereil liraet iet. " 1 .? t .tie ool; ,'.t ; -that, jdeay." tie said !n :<1 it^ i :it ;ti> fiaml 1'or It. ''Phi- <vi \ in.vr i> poi a(Jl;ir xtill I serin In lilt * *< ' ' j if ore." , ""Jfo; you ii.ivmi'i." -.ml Mills > onfi .Wleljtly, l>lll liaiuliii- nvcr tlif bau'ule. ' Is Just one mnr like i :'.iUi Amit Helen I ml lliiil. Mir sj|,;? wen! 4I00, Willi all <>ii Im.ii'il Ilia. - \vi;y I haven't yoi my forf'inc. h's >01110 who in. nil in gold anil jewels, l?ut Just where nobody know* or < m IIml out. i'm nam oil for her daughter thai died. / rOiev bracelets yfeu(o ?arvcd for poor <7oq$ln Milly. ijtade the design herself. Hee,' it's a star, and :i now moon, with a (lower propping down. To tldqk of having/everything you iw ii ii i uiui i *,v iiij? ill i ? i*iii' 0 "That j? fathoi* traffic." I lahly nrt niMtcii. Then Tor llv<> iiiiauio.s he _;ho onm/v<j closely, nut! iii !?si gaw-'rt hor'k \vJtl,i a fuec j;alo and pror.:illyin:r .'lallauHj, tin irtlkVil ln'fcjitl.v Hmmvrh.an hour, lint ouo*' nj^jra Itt the wocdpnilt h" sat ?lown - ??>i\ siur'jy wiv.&U** with 1.1s rt*fn'4^'(Dnl. n<> over r.^'.n flic ^ ctay-whoa Hi ' > m hiul uail an ; :isun> '? i. ii.-was M j " 1 v en years back, *tter a phenomenal storm. lie Lad rttood ut the very edge of the hungry breakers, watching tbein rave and roar, when it swept tumbling In- the brass bound oaken chest, full of gold and banknotes it ml precious stones, unset, many uncut.. There had been no name, no mark anywhere? only at the very bottom of all. wrapped ill .-tuiv. ii urm-fiiTi, :i Mi'iuicii lll>o|? ?>l sold sot with a fanciful cameo. Ho had half smiled over the pattern of it. even though he knew souu' heart tragedy lay hack of it. He had not told of his iind -search for owners of such treasure trove i seemed so hopeless, lie hud meant to ask his uncle's advice and he governed hy it. Then that very night came the dispatch- the good uncle was dead, and Hardy his sole heir. Altogether Fate seemed bent on forcing him to keep what hi* had found. He had kept it. accounting for his change of estate ; by a true story of Inheritance greater than lu* had had the right to expect. I Now, he knew where the bulk of his j fortune belonged. Almost he persuaded himself to hurry hack to the city, take out the accusing graven stone and pound it to powder. Suddenly, somewhere hiuli above his head a robin sang clear and gay. The sound brought back to him a eounirv church himself a restless little boy. sitting at his mother's side, and siuhlonly growing calm as together I hoy j;ot to their feet and repented in unison, with the rest the laird's Prayer. "Lend us not Into temptation, but <!e i liver us fro II evil." It rang in his ears i like a voice of a friend. He had flung j himself face down upon n.o -v turf. Instantly he was up and r.c - back toward the, Morris house fast as his feet could go. There he burst in upon Mllly and Hetty, wild eyed and white faced, but joyous, indeed, told them everything?making no reserve even 1 over his lenintation and how he had been saved from it. and wound up | Willi: "Now my soul is at peace; I can dance ami lie liajipy. Lot tilings , staml until to-morrow, please. It would ! be cruel. alir.'?st inhttniaii, to spring a sensation such as this, and eclipse Aunt Harriot's party." "Wo would never. never il<> that." Miily said joyously. "She liatos mo j j cnoutrh as it is because Billy lilus mo. , She thinks, as L do, ho is quite wasted j on ni". Indeed, she said to him when | ho t.>1.1 lior wo woro ont?Mm?mI: 'Oh, ! | you idiot! AVliy didn't you inUo Ili'tty" Hilfy asked himself that question before tho party was ovor. Ho irot homo an hour before tho guests assembled. Hetty was easily far and away tho star of thom all. All in liimy white, with strands of dull rod coral al her throat and twined in her irold n hair, she was so ravishing it is i small wonder llilly's callow heart wav Savt'd. "But the trouble with 1 if?? insurance is thai you never can got anything out <>f it yourself. It's :i 11 ;i dead weight for the benefit of son ebody else. Voij merely curry the load, and when you put It down that's tho end of the ease, as fur as you're concerned." "No, you're ?.tT there. .My life has been saved l?v the insurance I'm carry in' Say. you don't think I m weak | minded or anything 11 k?? that. do yon? ! ilou' could your insurance have the leaf.t thins to do with saving your I lifer "The doctors were t;oinK to operate ! on mc for appendicitis, lint the inuirance companies that are interested t 1n me rushed In and stopped them. li'? a great tiling. Belter take olit a po;i< > for ;i couple of hundred thousand dollars."?(Chicago Keeord-Herald. ( Tutting In it Word for 1'iifiu. The daughter of an uptown physio- I nut nf credit and renown is :i bright j little girl of seven, who lias much j petted l?y iier admit ing friends. Perhapn this has spoiled her a little, but she is so sweet and entertaining that v.sitors take to her at onee. One of e?i 1 on tli>' child's mother, and soon li.id (ho Utile maid in lid- lap. In tho chillier wlileh followed tho woman jride some allusion to the little* one's ,in( niliuotlK-r. "Why, don't you know'.'" fried tho ; i.hilil. "Know what, dour?" a?!;ed the visit.ir. "Why." said tin* oiilld, "^laiiilnia is load, and Aunt Siismii is dead, and most nil pupu's pnli.-nis arc dead, i o'." Ni'u Yorl; 1'n^sR. : IIl>Vt* \ (Ml (iol '1 11rill ? I '<> \ .m * !<i .?ii.\i<h:> :uiti pit'nrr upii'q vl'.i'ii kji.n 111:1.i ;;?:?* by7 I )i? yo'i .?! M'p ! < > yoi) . 1 to b I hungry 7 I !,i. < v.,;:; !. ! i?; t it I ? whon von * 1 ? < - :i yli-ak V > 1 f- ilu>1V !1 .1 f' ri ..,, ill yn?p l?n \??:: Iv niglt! iiimv* I>.? you ?li? mental ;irillmicti>' over) | time you contemplate the purehnsc of j 'ooffoc-iind" ? Have you a hunted look? Do you walk down dark alleys when vnii ii. ilnwnlnwn? j I'.oAvnro! Thoso nro the symptoms. You're Itiislctl Sail, rnineisco flul* lot ill. \ Nlglit I.ife-.Siivlnq; I'uoy, A u6vi'l Inc-saving dovioo h;is lioon | iitiuni m nit- i'i|iii)>111<-11i in suMiiici s oil I Lake Michigan in tli" ulglit buoy, designed lo prevent 1ho drowning of ' persons falling fvojn a vessel In she | darkness. The buoy, above which v. ill burn a brilliant .:a? ^c!. is !,\ means of eltoinieals lighted a soon ns it strikes the water. 'J'lie devices are being titled aboard ill"' sUMmera t 'olnmb"us and vfrginla.'uf the C.oothich llfuy \$i+ ! Thft Milif.nw Tlim TTff1'""-" "' , L" "| HBBflHB ' ADJUTANT-aeNERA.1, If ouo were to harrow the country with a tine-tooth comb ho would llnd no man more fitted for the hero of a so dior-of-fortuno novel-Hian Sherman Hell, sometimo trooper in Kooscveit's llougli HUlcrs. now Adjutant-tieneral of tlio State of Colorado. Nor would the author long remain-iu doubt nbour the title of his novel, lie would natu?! ally call it "The Dictator." Because j (lovernor Pea body's hammer is vain. | icanoss, oustmato, iiioatrleal, and anniitraininelcd loader of inon l).v unu-p of natural Illness, .Mr. Itlcliard Ilard! in>; Davis should put him into inunedi: nte requisition. SAPETY llltOK I0K IIAT AND COAT. I j Garments Secur.ly Locked When Hung: Upui the Rack Am- vv.ucu-.vour-iiai-Hiiu-ruui >11511* which arc an inseparable feature of lunch rooms aiul public assembly rooms iu this country, indicate that the V/ SAFETY HAT HOMHN'O DRVICK. potty theft cautioned against is often practiced. 1'nele Sum recently issued a patent for a hat and coat protecting hook, the invention of a Mihjeot of tll?* Ivim* III* Kil vnnv ro<lil i liir ill I nih. ziK-Stotteritz. indicating that thin country is not the exclusive homo of the sneak thief. The device consists of two arms, pivoted together after the manner of scissors, forming two sets of hooks, an upper and a lower pair. The upper hooks are intended ^o clamp ovei ?ae of the hooks usually found in public places for holding hats and coats or outer wraps. The lower hooks are turned inwardly toward each other, one being adapted to receive the slisoension limit tin ! Iu? . coat collar, ami the other having a Hat surface against which the bent ! round rim of the hat may he clamped ! by the other hook, so that the hat cannot be taken from the hook, <but will not be damaged by the clamping action of the two hooks, owing to the tlat surface against >vhich it is pressed. When the coat has been suspended, and the hat vim clamped in position, The World's Gret "?** 'III I j'I 11 * . .v ltnllt 1 ?.v tho Hcltuckorl Company, of i 000,000 en ml la-power; Jnis a dlnmettu* oi I visible eighty tulips distant. I ' 1 t 'M- .X^% r v. it , bator of Colorado. : I SHHRMAN M. HELL. Tho outcropping stratum of (ion- j oral Boll's mental make-up which (list ! catches tho observer's attention Is his^ cocksurodno.ss. Ho novor shy?vc^(i , doubt in his gusty lifetime^* That j quick. lop-sidril brain of hi;*'sums up tho mat tor, largely roga unless of the ! evidence, and comes ty> an immediate decision, lie is oncAif tho most un- , fettered of men. Ai. is a safe guess j Dial down (loop irf-1 lis heart lie does not ! care one jaelyinrnw for abstract law. He decides Avliat course Is best to follow aiy.1-' the legality of it does not" j tmnii^o him nt nil. ? Wiliimn MacLeod Uai ne, in Leslie's Monthly. tin* two arms arc lock ml in the closed ' position by a screw operated by means of a key through a key hole. When ; clamped tightly the key is withdrawn. 1 As the device Is quite small and of ! very li^lit construction it can readily j be carried in the pocket. Of course. I tlip device is equally adapted for j equipment of public coat rucks, and ] mi^lit be handed to the patrons on on- I t??rinjr the place, and I'oturuod on do- J par tore. ELECTRCAL WATER HEATER. | To Provide Warm Water Immediately ! From Spigot. Water lieu tors are over in demand, | mul the simpler ami more effective, ! with due regard for (lie saving of j time, the more tliey are soujrht. For this nil son a newly patented elee- ! trical heater will doubtless tlnd favor. Near the faucet is introduced, in lieu of the usual plain pipe, a specially constructed seetion of pipe mr 1 l'UK KI.r.CTKICAf. W ATKlt-ll K AT Kit. adapted to I?t? heated by an electric current coiiveyed to it hy insulated wires. When warm water is desired it is hut necessary to turn on the current anil (lie water al the same time, when the water, rushing through the electrically heated pipe, is wanned, fold water is obtained by simply throwing the electrical switch out of circuit. Owing to restrictive legislation, the (iroutii mui irnuo noprosRion, u<n cmnose left Australia last year, and only sixty arrived from China. itest Searchlight. "1 **?tSG**rr j ! Nurcinhurg, (Jerainny. It is of 31(5,slx foot six Inches, and gives a light ' 1 in- ...i. >3.v ?. *m< ... :.c} ^ & ' SCIENCE > (p A Swiss watchmaker has Indented an electric watch which will run for 11 float! rears without ln>lii<' wound. That eggs decrease iu weight during incubation 1ms boon proven by careful weighings by Mr. Ii. S. Gladstone. The average loss of a pheasant's egg from the tlrxt to the twenty-tlrst day was found to be two drains twelve grains, and one egg which weighed seventeen drains nineteen grains when laid had become reduced to thirteen drams ten grains on the twenty-third day. i in 11 m t' D.-n'ii-riu m nu uacierm. nr. Charrin, a French physiologist, has been experimenting upon rabbits with various vegetables sterilized by tlie most approved processes, and he iias shown that it is erroneous to declare that tlie less bacteria there are In our dally food the better. What is re quired is to wood out tlio harmful or* nanisms from the beneficent kinds. The ral?hits fed on sterilized food soon died from maladies sot up b,v nonassimilatiou of tlio vegetables, but other rabbits flourished on similar sterilized vegetables that had boon afterward treated with suitable bac* I'or two years an exhaustive monograph on a typieal lake of Italy has t>o"!i iu course of nrenaration by the Italian (Jeoyraphieal Sociot.v. The piclurpstftu* lake ri liolsena. within easy rvtfaoh from 1'o;r.c. wns selected for riio purpose. and tin* studios include the SeoirraphiOal and ecological features, Hit* rainfall and temperature and seasonaidt* variations, tin* changes of level, the seiches or rhythnlcal pulsations of tin* si:r;':itM> an 1 the life tonus. The seiches constitute one of the most interesting of tl.e phenomena. These have a roirulsir reriod <> ' twelve or tl f teen miiir.tes-. the riss* i>f 1 lio -water on occasions rcachim; :t foot, ami tin* oscillations are often so marked that the natives speak of the lake as paniSnj;. Tlie.v are more conspicuous at MartU than on the opposite side of tho lake at Holsena. a rise ??f seven inches at the former being correlated with one of four inches at (lie laltc'r. A SURPRISE CF 1 HE WAR. It In Voliml That tlm Day of (lie Kuyonct llim Not 1>9?>.<I. Aiikhik the surprises of the war in the East is tlu> frequency with which tlu? opposing forces coine to close conii>nt an-! kill citch other with cold steel, it was generally thought hy the uiilitary experts, we helieve, that the enormously increase.I r.injre anil accuracy oi st on fa eh ai: tn <U< he the '! ]> ?: lia ye I??? an a of in \vi ( 0: In. in 111 of Ci ' ii llSll til CII sll jr.Of. lie into .iciion. So it sctMns probable that tho day of tin- bayonet is not .so near its oiul as was supposed, and that for some rime to comic there will be hand-tohand encounters as well as those in which the contestants use telescopes in aim inn high power nuns at each other.? New York Times. M unIc u? a Ntlmiiliuil. I'lo t? V I 11 ?l* I I 11 ? ?11 t VJ Iif ( ifuit < ><! ( '<1111 tiff were conducted with a view to det iTiii i ii i iTlc (he effect of music upon breathing and upon the action of the heart, writes titistav Kobbe in <!ood Housekeeping. It was found that live, l.v major chords, without relation to melody, quickened breathing. Melodies, grave or gay, caused rapid breathing, the respiration approximating it.? time lo that of the music. Hal* ! utando and diminuendo i fFects made the breath come more slowly. Single notes without time accelerated the heart's action, but melodies quickened i! still more, oneratic nieces rcstiltiiiir iii *li" quIf'ktMt ion. Those expel'l* inents would seein In show conelusivily I la- st i inilIn t i ve effect of music. A MoHUI!-I'lOOf lloimi', V<>n w ill have to <atisl'y yourself that y> ur house N I >ti 111 mouse prool; i.o n.ii 11 will ever ilo ii of his own no* Si - j oui'self. with your own eyes, Hi;: i e\ t ry ho.-ml of Hie Itoor noes ex iieiiy to tlie outer wall. Then have n iliia coating of cement spread over (Ik* narrow snip of Horn* between the \\ ii!Iv. This is I lie only certain way. After .several terrifying experiences I have come to the conclusion that a mouse <an squeeze himself through a crack too small <o so"! You will also have to use cement to satisfy yourself that no possible places are. left where the plumbing is brought into the house. - Elizabeth Knight Tompl. 'is, in (iood Housekeeping. "mil /? mi'iiiii m 1YIII<<II<<M. A European inventor lias converted I lie spokes of an automobile into whistles, which ate operated by the air action. The whlntles are controlled by a series of ainall rubber balls In connection With tho seat, their releasfl opening a valve in the spoken and producing a peculiar wlUstllng noise ca$?* ily H-ard above tho uo\ind of traffic, i \\\ Women who work, 1 store, office or factorv I . . J ability to stand the Miss Frankie Orser, interesting to all wor proof that woman's gi X T11 |H ig th?rtr national aim?cu.n-uuai,? ia nVi volmi/v d-\t tK/% r> n H <r /.? ? a r 11? V VI l-iio Jianveo UI lIKliil 111 not compare with an Englishman's uougrh they possess a llthenetis of irm and qulcknoas of eye that wo ok and that make them among the lent gy-mnaata and jugglers In the orld. Such pterf&ot balancing pew's have they that, even supposing i?m fcereft of the tenacious grasp of ?ot possessed by all barefooted races, lero would b* still left muoh to ad.Ire In their skill. No nontorilnn >ema too difficult tor them, no bar >o Alight or smooth to be negotiated; no height can try their nerves, and no t&ndlng ground appears too small. Even a nilp Is of littlo connequencn to si h< oa Is d? ml Re be Ar mi flc OD IM eu. It# Ou th ?tl trt CO >n? th. *tl w< It* dr Me amtt a eamu/ ran (or ooo?tlpatlon. Tagging Vlihtt. The United 8tnt??? fcMah rv*r??r., 1-.1? tins contracted the small boys' habit of tagging flvVcs. Metal tugs tr? fas- I tcned to inline flshes, which are let loose la the ocean with the idea of identifying them in case they, are caught at any future time. woulp's n?Aift t<oxn& LonlirllU and NuhvtQ* lUllrotl If 70a aro going to th* World's Vote1 jtm want th* bMl rout*. TU L.4I. Ii Uu nbortMt, qolokMt mUI bNt Um. Thr*? train* dally. Through PuUaaa MUiplng Oars aad Dining flan. Low Rat* Tlokoti old dally, cut rates from jron* looal Agent and aak for tlokcta rim L. Jt N. Stofotm ali.owid at MAMMOTH CAVB. All kind* of Information furnished on application to J. a. HOLLKNBKOK, Pill. Pass. Agont, Atlanta, Oa. v " IV t\ .Af iv^^B hY W WSriiiBlifiy" * . y" /? ^?||_M V QmM|CTMbi>|w Is \ ^BBHI \ w J strain. 1 he case of C "H . n r oi Boston, Mass., is ncn, and adds further reat friend in need is Vegetable Compound* misery for several yoars. Mv back 1 frequent hcadache3. I would often I misery that it woxild bo houra before i the loug nights aiul weary days. I physicians hoping to get relief, b\it, s me, i tried 13. I'iiikhniu's 7 rccomcndcd to mc. I nm glad that s medicine for my case. Very soon I ;d to perfect health. I feel splendid, reight a lot." ? Miss Frankik Orser, lin woalt, sick and disco urn god, k. Somo derangement of the bliis exhaustion, following any inkham's Vegetable Compound idw of other women. ,S~t? AL' ui.il luiiuws, piovea tins. :xn Mm. Pinkha.ii : ? Last winter I own suddenly and had to seek the f a doctor. I felt sore all over, with ing in my head, and a dizziness which iever experienced before. I Viad a lo appetite, nothing tasted Rood, end lymy health broke down completely, tor said I had female weakness, but, h I took hia medioine faithfully, I o relief. fter two months I decided to try what c would do for me, and as Lydla E. ftm's Vegetable Compound waa y recommended to mo I decided to Within three dayn 1 felt better, my > returned, and I oould sleep. In week I waa able to sit up part of , and in ten days moru I wan well, ngth had returned,,1 gained fourteon and felt better and stronger than fje its merita. Very sincerely youra, ixon, 111." produce the original letters and ilgnatnrea o| heir absolute cenulneneta. xtl* K. Flakhtm Med. Co.. Ljrnn. Mmi. A Game of Chesa. He was an old farmer on a visit to own, and ho aaw two young follows playing chess. Tho game was long, and he ventured at length to Interrupt It. "Excuse me," said he, "but the object of both of you Is to git th?jn wooden objecta from where they are over to wnere tney am it "That partly expresses It," replied one of th>e players. "And you have to be contlnuaUy on the lookout for ourprlaes and dllllculties?' "Constantly." "And if you ain't mighty careful you're going to lose some on 'om?" "Yea." "An' there's that other game that 1 ' some of you dress up odd for, and ay with lonjr atlcks an' a little bail?" "You mean coif?" "That's what I mean. Is that game au8ln'?" "It's Interesting, and the exerolae ! neflclal." "Well, I reckon tt^e a mighty good <e." "To what do you refer?" "The way !'re been harln* fua with t knowing anything about It. ir u young gentleman want to really Joy yonraelTes you corns oyer to f farm, and' git me to bet yon ire plgt. You'll g%t all the walkln' u want, an' the way you have to itch for aurprlsee, an' slip about ao'a t to toee 'em, would tickle you arly to death." A Ki ur DAT I'j ! I . "Don't you feel a little nervous In ur new automobile?" "No," answered tho man whose sthea smell of gasoline, "when I am that machine a sense of perfect curlty comes orer me. 1 know I .n't be run over."?Washington Star, But for th* neod of horrible exam ,,.bs many a man's usefulness would naver be properly listed.?The Philadelphia Inquirer. FITS permanently otired. No fttaornervouv neaaafter tlrat day'a um of Dr. Klluo'a Oreat NerreReatorer.iatrUl bottloand treatise free Dr. R. H. KLtKS.Ltd., 931 ArohHt^ I'hlln., Pa. Three hat* for Liverpool coachmen cost ?8 8a. each. H. II, Qbiin'o floKu, of Atlanta. Or., are the only auooeaaful Dropsy Kpeolallata Inthe world. Bet their liberal offer la adverllaa* nient la another ooluma o(thla prper. I Ij&at year Japan Imported foodaiuffa ax* eroding over 103,000,000. , ] amaur* Plao'aOure forOonauraptl on saved my U/o three year* ago.?Mae. Thonus Hoemm, Maple Bt., Norwlob, N.V., Feb. 17,1M0 Steam navigation en the Yukon XUrer U praotioally eloaed. , , Itch cured In 30 minute* by Woolford'a Fanitarv Lotion; never fail*. Sold by Drug* pUt*. Mail order* promptly filled by Dr. 10. Detchon, Oawfordeville. Ind. tl. I.aboror* in India receive four ccnt* for ixtcjn hour*' work. i . .^V ;