Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 4, 1900, Page 9

OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1900, 9 (el Jo el Joll Jel Jell Joi 1oL JoL L IeL IR Yol JoX oY Nl Il Joi Jo} ) A ¢ : THE LITTLE FAIR MAN, : b e Sk : b ABSOLUTE By S, R. LROCKETT. LI Xel IR JoX NeoY Yol No¥ Yor X XoX YoI Nol JoRYeL Jof JolNeL } : i ree self " “or - SEGURI L had always looked with a pe h " . . X i i eration. They e L : : men den & n Cells it for | L t uat Cenuine bandwriting on ar pape r . ‘ N i R . & hie \ 1 . 5 § » e ¢ ol : £ e ¢t 0l o Carter’s could not read these, but K . - - s 0 T r grant it ence for the because of the i ¥ 3 which could be deciphe e S R U5 et |l 0 lgmehe e S of ] e st ey | s, 3 et it e Little Liver Pills. perm 1 3 } " t o| ™ . ¢ 3 Y of pub ust r Signature of father's forbears 1 have t . RS SREGY Lv9U TRETN ’ N e I vy g ¢ . ol 47 L Lty They were always known | 1 y man. 1 go DAL LR L ) 4 v t the when the e falf 1 dlst t All the cougt n Broad Poden's papers,” though h d n s A Aidl i e b A\ . ce p now make out that c v M by S Pl R RO et B L BCL L L 7 A b reme o y Th . t ¢ ¥ e, bad nothing to do with 1 his day, and they say he has a mig! But we b her faction kept in the| An _ " ¢ \ power of words. And, though ye scoft [ ed our time had | ‘ day night s ! 'h'.:l“‘['fl'“"“"’ . bit fitten | make light o' me, [ care not. 1 a 1 o faif man went into | Litt ¢ a8 o ires for h . 1l n MULDOON GOT THE WOOoD, #o0 Fac-Simile Wrapper Below. 4 goer nor ki [ t w DX ot broa ng s had Jung. weat s %58 Bots B¥er smwinat the wntry of kirk-goer nor kirk-lover, ye say b as a box on gros ), | smiling . ik (0 A Tl TR T s Wauk great grandmother's rile the sey- | thEFe 18 a whisper in my heart that sends o ed wheels, which they had | own & $o great t d sl g uv briseiag | he{Ong, 4 € Genernl Chn en Too g o o there this day «, bonny mis- | Lrought out n the burial toolhouse as | the very preaching t od. The men . v e legat to th enteene, 1731, the wo Cozin to Mr. Pat- | his day. I thank ye, bonny mis- | b ve gh his way th s related b 3 hatteo. —s— #lok Walker, chapman, of Bristo port, Bdin. | tress! £00n as the that the mighty concourse | of the cavalcade drew In and mot | e hiave to hiccough his way thr Sotbig E i Yo |FOR READACRE. The letters and narratives are in many | of his head and un incliuation of bis body | o, Bot ko much as a tenth part of them nute there had been bloo lshed e L Ui b S S My REELE FOR BILICUSHESR, ¢ o di e tress Then there was a great hush which lasted | But by some stra jence thera | Sallna and placed in the care c . u hands and vary considerably in date, some [ he did his ser to Mistress E h Neptune e first thing D o r 1 wiser belng &8 early as the great high days of | Who, fresh as himself, had come forth from | at least a minute as the minister kneeled | came into my hand the of a burying “hfl‘ ”‘."N ‘-'_ ‘»I'“ h’]y:‘” : 'm_ o e : o i i Bty § FOR TORPID LIVER. presbytery, about 1635, whilat others in a | ber chamber to relieve Jean McCalmont, | down with his bead fn his hands. Then at 3 e 1t o o the kiEk | yeneath the arms. This rendercd the s|tent, T ’ t ttle conical she SUlNee Hund Bave manitest copled | Who, poor thing, had been going to sleep on | last he rose up and gave out the psalm to be d. 1 know not how it came there unles | beBCath the arms. e ) B e The et or rewritten i the early years of the last | her feet for many weary hours sung. It was the one about the [sraelites | peradventura they had u ool out | tim, whose strength was by that time well n the rank b u held) century | Then Roaring Ralph Pringle crie hanging their harps on the trees of Babylou. | the preact But in e I | e T e et Y58 PR N tHe w0l Now, after I came from college and be- | ‘land, we will a' gang. I had news | And I mind that he prefaced it with several | @ goodly and g ome | vartety ot remedies Br, N % R oMour'l BEREORAT KEtIHARNE fore my marriage, 1 had wetimes long | Yestreen of this ploy he new bishop. | pithy eay! membered Then the Spir ¢ the eame upon | L tient pylo ”xjmv Savat il b S Sl torenights wiih 0 to 80, having luck to him, has outed another of the | afterward, bty Lol RS UL e L | stopped the coughs, but withix veteran knowa to QURE 8ICK HEADACHE. §9¢ sotme Insight in writting prating cushion-threshers. [ at the time bylon is a I am ou the Little Man SU8 86 | L5iuraea ah BAS Rs. ever, Tho Datle Stoon VRt AR trom my friond res Robb of the ikl i "‘ h‘V‘.v'rh‘ v«;‘ \:‘.n;]{ be. | stran s 0 sl n]vx groms ooly in .y.'\‘ il l| e 1 . g | #9056 to, bik botel I the bFAC ihteFval aad : agia, (Hece Wt A SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER college of St. Mary, an expert fr q LUl d L L QLU A yaeTy Koees foun i s L : hs commenced again o trav 'S ORIF Y bt iAo Mctbrid A b morn on the by-golng, for the || by Babel streams where men walk in | Lord gave ngth, and 1 1 more | | SURREited & FOLLIS OF Seat a3 o AMbee EREDAE D* _'R""‘"‘n‘lm‘“_\fl,»‘“'""I ‘l‘l\lllul 58115 Work 1o declpher thess Mmanus ter thereof is like-minded with him 1 exile. It is an ever-burning | then one snap and ¢ than one NS Vs R A ] ] et Hke B CREAM, OR MAGICA " ; both for my own satisfhotion xnd for | will all gang, and it &e gets a | buch, yet no man ever saw ashes of iead POFBANONY QUIStUS on thi BiBcouREs o= el Moth B pleasure of reading them to my fatt or his rebel's cant--why, lads, you| Then the people sang with a great Then again 1 cried louder than t sl 3 3 kol e 1 10 Rark and Saturday nights, when 1 was in the b are not the men I tak’ you for!"” | far-swelling, triumphant, and the Little Fair | “Let ther peace, and God help ye If ¥0 | THE AMERICAN JEWS' CALENDAR (6. Nobeless quekt SR i o sty o driving over to see By mother s 0 they cried out: “Weel sald, Roaring| Man led them in a kind of ecstacy. I do | come i Wedderb road, all y Bk i) g B i ’ G and Gefles deruss quhat on my way from visiting my patients | Ralf,”" and got them ready to go as best|lot mind much about his prayer. I was | that are set on mischiet rmnt About Mol 5 $ urn that day or R In the Glen of K - 3 the il For some were red of face|no Judge of prayers in those days. All I nd, oh, by means of the bt a Monthy an Observed by . i tuy 1 4 and some were ringed of eye, and all we cared about them was that they should not opened, a large 1 an ¢ A itttie ook entitled A these doc s wh ¢ touched with a Kind of disgust for the|be too long and so keep me standing. Dut and like Samson I # the test of 63 and smoto 7 Jews' Calendar,” has been published r It to be sure e ‘Was 66 fr roysterous spirit of the night. But a an recall of him that he i his | stayed not till I was wea For none could | cently by David Rubin, which containg some | d : -"‘ s :'H"“:‘“’\ I8 Rroselly e me to abble in the chill water of the spring and all the time he was speaking toward | stand agair and such 1 ran out | intercsting informati ports thé New | major, was i bl e B et eimiles tive "6t ' e .. | @ rub of the rough spun towel brought us | th as It Some One up there had been | to their horses. But the most part of them | York Tribune. Besic 1 t the L TRt ne. "Dr. L. leas defe all ae decent presentableness. For n at him. At I looked, tol with my gravepole, caused to remain | ish holiduys, it sives the list of sh | Point where e Jave suid to s T am little . n , | Youth easily recovers ftselt while it lasts, direction of his eyes, and o did too mi I to the Lord | months asd the time whe At trom f 4 Jugh i the latter end it pays for such al but could see nott But 1 word of the p | cordiug to aa calend ) . Roars As voi ladies will uss ther recom- : thingy. twice over. K it was not 5o with the Li Man > they came bach the Little| The Jowish 1 year f 8 moonlight and | mend “Go D'S CREAM' 24 the least ooy 8 S | ) . fror 1 the ¢ r of | harmful of all the Skin preparations.” For The manuscript P " We purtook of such breakfast as It was not till the ser 3 Fair Man preach to them whilo I kept guard, | first dav of the moath Tishr i \ggering undoer | 8818 by all Druggists ar ancy Goods tall’ copyboo » h. | could manage and that was no great thi in that we were to break in And at that he smiled an 1: “DId | vear. ‘n Bl R divesibadiin ; ; biad J | Delere n the U. & ot Kef witoli, & -BlRhE . UL 'we: eash. APAtE couventicle with o 1 not say that thou should soldier | tle book & { day. No w i o ! preialy : " E F rhe. Hie : L A Wit W rItis wend| HRUQE: TrGonInl Hoar LIdderauls, Beniad wm| 6F ‘Gisd ¥ Miibe Kewt th1 hath been un |15 dome. ax inocd und pro St ionbebartde i d §7 Great Jones 8t., N. Y. assbiurn,” 16 upon it S eds to Elspoth Vogie and her mald we | MUruring “how much longer were we to | arm of flesh. But thou shalt aleo wield in | clatmed with blowlug of mpots, to warn | hold woo P el o e el A i n to horseback and so down the strath |llsten to this treason-monger? thy time the sword of the Spirlt, which is [ man that a new vear BB URKHIE | L8 DOTVILRCH I CIRINC, SN LRl Qi | FASHION IN HAIR capltals, very ornate seri to the kirk of Kells. It sits on the summit us give him five minutes by the | the word of God!" And of a truth there was | ine aud amend his conduct The meaning vilkn HRE oad & Voloe (n the elshest okl Glve s woman & beautifal haad of hair,and hait A all knowe, with the whin golden | Watch, lade” I said, the same as man & great work and an cffectual that day in the | of each of the holidays is given in the same ” . it Capt’in, I've brought | g b R O b g 1is bout it at all times of the year and the | hath that is to be hanged before the top. | Kells. For they say that more than four- | terse manner. ity wood iy s loch ltke & painted sheet spread below. man turng him off. Aund after that I am |#core turned them from their evil way, and | In his history of the Jewish calend | 4 el years In Alcatraz military prison, but ( afar and near, from their maflings and Rait said in my ear, “We | breaking of their heads—yen, even upon|tute a week. The Jews have no names The Standard Hale Coloring for Gray or Biss BURN, FROM DARKNI THE STORY OF THE TURN INSTRUMENT OIF MR SAMUI ard house, with a ‘‘bob-tailed scharge at the end of the time. Muldoon | = The Lord hath sparel me, Harry Wedder- burn, these many yeu:s aying the set ting of my sun til once more the grass grown green where once I saw the blood e red, and 1 walt in patience to lay my old head beneath the sod of a qulet land This is my story, writ at the instance of £ood Mr. Patrick Walker, and to be ready at his next coming into our parts. The slack between hay and harvest of the year of deliverance 1530 {s the time of writing I, Harry Wedderburn of Black Crafg of Dee, acknowledge the mereles of God and | the humer of the affalr so struck the court- | A A T e S A e 40-shilling lands, their farm towns and u in the bollow of our hand. This | their dying beds | the days of their week, but they r 1410 KB Cli6: WUnEFAl: COmITRRATERL AL | AR T T L AR LIGHT, BY THI MEANS AND cothouses in halt a dozen parishes © & great day in the Kells. We will| Now, I have backslidden since that, but | them in their order b ix months at post fatigus | LG54 Tapertal Chom. Mig.Co. 22 W. 22451, New York We are in luck's way, lads,” cried Lid- | Put the broad bonnets to rout, o that not | have not altogether fallen away or shamed| It 1s shown that the month | @old by druygists and hairdressers derdale, called Tentass Lidderdale, because | On¢ Of them after this shall be able to show | my first love. And when the cavalcade rode | nan until after the Babylonlan RUTHERFORD OF ANWOTH he could drink that aber of stoups of | face Upon the causeway of Dumfries. There | away up the mulr road 1 heard them tell |ity. Previous - ”'jl‘_' L2 ‘:" wore 8180 | i1 lives dn Arizona and his happlest mo- | NERVE BEANS rostors RHVANT GF GoD brandy neat; “It {s a great gathering of .1;\ at l‘:ld fifty staunch lads, good, honest, | that the Little Fair Man who had called me | #imply numbered he months are spoken are those when he is telling ”(} woRk ' the Our shutting of this mare's | SWearing blades, in and about the kirk-yard | out of my head folly was no other than the | of as follows PR e mouth will make such a din as will be|Oof Kells this day!" famous Mr. Samuel Rutherfurd, minister of | “The months of the Hebrews are lunar | taha? DIR? Yocsns stappeds power resore heard ot through ail Galloway." For even so we delighted to call our-|Anwoth, on his way to exile in Aberdeen | ones. because the months begin with every Misn K's Iron Nerve, oy DL b s et Wl ner And s0 to our shame and my sorrow we | 3°1Ve8 In our Ignorance and headstrong folly, | for conscience sake. new moon. As the synodical lunar month Was the res of his splendid health dru £ or malled by Nerve Bean Co. Duffalo N ¥ | made 1t up. We were to go the rounds of | S1oT¥Ing in our shame, That these things are verity 1 vouch for | I8 about twenty-nine and a halt days, they | Indomitable will and tremendous energy | the meeting and gather together all the| And according to my word we waited five | With my soul. The truth is thus, neither |made the months consist alternately of | are not to be found where stomach, H\t'r.‘ Oonk it Bhibin Rebiati senabully likely lads who would stand with us, There | W!BUtes on the minister. He had that day | less nor more. Which is the testimony of | twenty-nine and thirty days. In this man- | kidneys and bowels are out of order. u} used "‘""'mi by over 10,000 ladies. Price, were sure to be plenty such who had no|® text that I will always mind—"God s [me, Harry Wedderburn, written in this | ner the Jewish calendar was regulated by | you want thesc qualities and the success '.':'Tl,-‘m“lnflflm ~m’lrcfil‘-‘":.l:&:r kood Wil to preachings. And with these | OUT Tefuge and our strength,” from the | year of grace and a freed Isracl, 168 the law of Moses, who appointed the first| they briok use Dr. King's New Lite Pills ol o A L 3 in one place we could easily shut the|46th Psalm—one that was ever afterward day of the appearance of the new moon to | Only 25¢ at Kuhn & Co.’s drug store gold in Orhaha by Kuhn & « L& Douglas mouth of the fanatic raller agalust law and | ® &Yt"ll( 'x“\or“’. with me. APPEALED TO THE EDITOR. ordor. 8618 5UP [¥HoPatics and ¢| And when at first he began, I thought not Wo'ch11eN Bl ‘;,‘,.‘)n:,“,fgf|ir,‘,:'h _::“‘:‘I’,‘(‘; muckle about what he said, but of the great | The Visltor Tola Wh e'd Omit and 13 1 myself was then) hated the very name | P/4¥ and bloody fray that was before me. | Was Engaged on the Spot. of religlon and hopod to fad thines eacien| FOT We rejolced in such like, and oalleq 6| A8 ihe visitor sat dawn fear the desk . Tepenting of my #ins set these things down | and better for them when the king should | ATOBE ourselves a ‘“blood-letting of the | the editor glanced him over ard was rather Kl t‘g Solomon Had in my own hand of write. Sorrow and | have his way, and when the whey-taced knaves! | pleased with his appearance, pusops would | Torkien the Little Fair M Washington Star, He w e lh: % present none to ishes but what we en the Little Fuir Man began to warm | W& on Star. He was & man of goo e . €0 high in the heavens before I turned me | called “good fellows'—by which we meant | t0 hi8 work, and just when the five minutes | *!? reeably appareled, intelligently l'eat ep a 1011 Or IS Om from evil to seek after good IO A8 CATS\4Ra L. DF001516 RS OURsIveer- | AFOW 002 t0 CHNIE And) bs 'was telling of 3 ntenanced, reasonably volced and of u We wero a wild and forward set in those | loose livers and oath swearors, such as in | CeTtaln friend that he had, one that loved | PICasiDg personality. ¢ X % i 5 X days in the backl of the Kells. 1t was | truth they mostly were themselves, | him and had been constantly with him for I have traveled somewhat in the United One of his wise remarks was “Of making many books there is no end e hod naver not long since the coming of a law sironger | But when we came that August morning | YeATs—80 that his married wife was not so | States,” he said when the editor looked up | e king of a great dictionar, [t is like the making of many books and scems to than that of the Strong Hand. Our father the kirk of Kells, lo! there before us| PeAr and dear. This friend had delivered | from his work as a signal that he was seen the making £ P4 & v had driven cattle from the English | was outspread such a sight as my eyes |20, e said, from perils of great waters, | 'eady to listen, “and it occurred to me that| | have no end. In making the border—yea, even out of the fat fields of | never beheld. The kirk knowe was fairly | #0d from the edge of the sword. Yet he | T might have something I could tell your Niddisdale and over the flower of Solway. [ black with folk A little way off you could [had put up with all the evil things he had | Feaders.” Aud if a man offended another he went h ee them pouring inward in bands like the | 998¢ to him. Ofttimes he had cast this| ' Um-—er,” hesitated the editor, “‘travel stralghtest way home and took gun and | spokes of a wheel. Further oft yet little | {r'end off and buffeted bim, but even then | 'S ©ne of the things that is written to| (] Q Whinger to lle n wait for his enemy. Or | black dots straggled down hillsides or up |he would not go away from him or leave | d¢ath. Still, it you have anything to sy | he met him foot to foot with quarterstaff on | through glens, disentangling themselyes | Eim desolate. | that has not been satd we will be glad to the highway if he were of ungentle heart | from clumps of birches and scurry thorns| S0 as I had never heard of such strange | cOnsider it. We are always ready to buy and possessed neither plstol nor musketoon. | for all the world like the ants of the wise | friendship I was in a great sweat to find | What we think our readers want to read. | shame are in my heart that my sun was I mind well that year 1636 wore than 50 | king gathered home from their travels out who this friend might be, who could | What did you have to offer spectally?” years bygone, being then in the 224 year of m; . Tur ta CARLAWAY 16D, | YR BalKesa (¢ Pl who drew thelr swords at a word and | 6004 deal in general. It is not so much an army of the brainiest and smartest men of the world was employed and a willion dollars a 1ngate castaway loon, [our business to go among the gay young 4 A 9 a ord d _ ¢ X h" > vl | AT TR T b atis without God and without hope in the world. | blades who had come for the ..“’"..,“m, save buffet for buffet as quick as drawing | What T Lave to offer as what I do not have spent. Take the BEST PRODUCT OF THIZ BEST BRAINS and the result must be satis- My father had been In his day a douce sober | or, us It might be, because al pretty [ & Dreath. to offer.” ’ ith ¢ is expenditure an g i ¢ @ man, yet be could do little 1o restrain my- | lnsses of the .»«,,.“”,K.;.“":,:..‘ :::.,‘J, be| 50 I whispered again, “Glve him another| “AB?" And the editor jaused on the factory. But with all this expenditure of man and mind and money self or my brother John, who was, they there, I thelr bost, ANd: with. thom ‘we | 0Y0 minutes!® | threshold of an unaatisfied curlosity. *Will “ten waurs' ; (horo i . Wil |urranged that we should keep silepen. G | ADG I €OUId hor them growd behind me, | Y00 Dioase exlain The Standard Dictionary is Offered for et In the Glen Kells in those days, Lidder- | the fanatic minlster was well under way | 1*™ Morra of the Shields, called “Partan Cartalnly,’ Be respands of 0. bale of Elogarle and Roaming Ralf of Kirk- | with Lis treasonable parles. Then we would | {4¢0 Tam.” Gallkit Gib Morrison and the | Stance, I will offer something about Maine, | christ being enough to poison a par- | rush in with our swords drawn, carry him | °thers. “What f © Yo waltin'? Let the | Dut not refer to her scarcity of liquor | ish. Wo four used to foregather to drink |off down the steep and duck him for a |8'4Y breeks hae it noo! Bor her superfiuity of spruce gum. I will n the dark out and tho light in two or three | traltorous loon fn the loch beneath But since I was the strongest there, and | have something to offgr about Boston, but [ ] times in the week at the chauge-house of | To this we all assented'and shook hands | !B @ manner the leader, they did not dare | W!Il Rot refer to her beans and her brains, the Clachan. Elspeth Vogie keeped it, and [upon the pact. For we knew right sickerly | 0 €OUBter me, feariug that 1 might give | ROF to the cosmicality of the whereness of | 5 Monite (o M Standan fatloNany. aat i ED. K060 ANEIA 11§00 nisoris thocs wrlliots | bat movid hetos aram RINBY SISKORIY | (0 en o Rt kb cioh el ner gt 1 Wil BAVE memAtIaE th aan ek k There are 8o many points of superiority in The Standard Dictionary, aside from its mar- fected to religion-—aye, or Elspoth, elther, | which was coming on the land meunuu;m}”‘; ‘"x““"' "“ ""‘I“f“ s to Mathew Aird | New York City, l;'" ‘I‘IH not reter to her |\ velously low price, that one can scarcely enumerate them. Some one has said there are in & bouncing buxom piece as ever couped | men won the d Perforce we must sub- | WheR he sothstood me in the matter of | Police force as the Irlsh standing army » s Qm v rpey ) he e = 15 ta \ sinaks A E % £00d 1iquor 1nto & pint-tass or give & wan | soribe. to .|.r.»m)mm‘.v.,‘,;.‘.,,,,.",,‘ attend |bonny Betty Coupland, a recontre which |1 Wil have something to say about Con- | | THI STANDARD 41 dictionar in on Fach topic is the work of a specialist. & clour on the head for chucking her under | kirks, lay aside gay colors, forswear all |“% little to my credit from any point of | necticut, but will not ""'f}’” her wooden Satisfactory to students and scholai. hecause so complete, containing 300,000 words, the plump chin [ iaanant t aMihe “mith cust Blapeth | Y1oW nutmegs and hams. [ will have something . sy A # : . S e S { Bl those ars valn thousht AT have | Viagio hud Mary, bes atdnat ihat Eeih | Audithen the Litile Bair Manitbrew him. | o AaY 8bout Now Jarsey, hut will aot vei| Il NeATlY: three times an many as the old sund-by, Webster's Dictionary. The book stands in bad 08'A long $eaA0D. Do 1 ek In them. | was anything wrong with my own practice | 07 100 & rapture lke a man going out of | fer to it as a foreign land. I will have| I high favor among the wise men on both sides of the Atlantie, and that fact alone establishes Yet I do not deny that Elspeth Vogle, though | with such, I speak only of others. The |the body, and his voice ounded momehow | Somothing to say about Philadelphia, but TR S f T e sore left to herself, was a heartrome «‘vui‘ HIkiter ok inaltine “.,\,’Myh,. heard no more, | UNCANBY aud of the other world, For there | WHll Dot refer Lo its slowness or tho Krans its success. Here are some opinions from the press of Europe: and well favored of her porson ‘| 'The cartes themselves, the knowledge of | ¥4 & "scratch” in it like the snow-wing | BroWIDg in its streets. I will have some- | i S s i ; e Tl e et S0 st Eisneta’ ome Ball doen o us| Wbich hen mads the ontieman, would b | LUK (A€ DRKOM rees of the wood a1 i | (NNE 10 +13 about Washington, bt wi| | | The Freemews Joural . Dublia L ) e I ST g ool DN Bl S were drinking the hay-winuiug and the | lcoked upon as “the deil's picture books. |PIERL: Yet It was not unpleasant, but only | Bot refer to the arduous labors of her i Lea e e every reaton to say, not alone ARL Bettioe s hone nna e corn-chearing. For hairst was late that| An' good broad oath would mean a fine as | “'¥ And very affecting to the heart | statesmen. 1 will have something to say ’l‘vzlph:n Of other existing dlc- throughout the American continent the literary arts on either slde of the year, and the weather mostly backward and | broad. Instead of chanting loose catches, | '1© told us how that he had shamed and | about Virginia, but will not refer to her P T P IS Py s but in all English-speaking parts of Atlantie. It 1s a monument to Ame: dour. There had come, however, with the | we would have to listen to sermons five | EFieved his Friend, how he had oftentimes | crop of mint juleps. 1 will have some- iy g g b g e S B L B ey o I AN SR AN advent of the month, a warm, drowsy & hours long and be whipped for all the little | WOURded him sore, and once even crucifie | thing to say about Kentucky, but will not parad with the Standard from its fulness, discrimination, va- White City by Lake Michigan un:ma o8 windines ¢ 73, the aun shining (rom mora | easiog (ransgressions which made e BB Elas e ia s ShEEE AR ARE NERCE W AE0A. AN ARY RdEaM The Belfast Age, Beifast, Ireland risty and ample erudition. It s a Chicago World's Fair,)" through a kind of who.esome mist, | worth lving | L 8 0 A8l new what | @ ner good whisk have th N o “. it were dificult to pralse thls monument of Amcrican learaing and and the corn standing on the knowes with ) “Hush!" wo sald, “we will \salt this | BO ™an Was driving at, and if 1 had been | t4i08 to say about Delaware, but will splendid dictionary too highly. It 18 industry. . . From t* publication of little motion as the gray whinstane and | wan's kail for him. We will drill him, | }ft t0 myselt I would have fallen away and | N0t refer to the fact that frost hs a work for which all who speak the the Standard Diction.ry Amerlca may granite calrns on the hilltaps. The farmers wand hand and working hand, so that he | {'OUBDt Do more of the matter. But at killed tho peach cre have some English language may be justly grate- date a new perfod of the country's his and cotters looked at their scanty roods of | cannot stir. We will make his drink his | !DAt moment, with a sudden calm, thers | thing to say about but wiil not re- " tory." plowland and prayed for a rousing wind |81 of Kells loch this day!" R T AT T L | ) from the Lord to winnow de easterly mist and reestle ear against Then we were very content, and made {t | V¢ 80 different from the comrades I knew Nothing in particular, T belleve, but a 1 i v » be ting for somet g T o | f0 tealing a will have son away the still All this while we knew not so much as be walting for something. Then the ¢ THE &TAN TTON ARY e g ; M sar the corn | the name of the preacher, nor. indesd ared, | Little Fair Man leaned out of the pulpit and | thing to say about Californla, but I'IE STANDARD DICTIONARY has a great many attractive features. It is not feas- Al and ripen R by e I miat) it H:m'.lmlw rr.“ ~mh"“; m;“h “"fl“'w' .'Lul hmlv '\Mn"x 11 '. >:r.: nm 1 ,‘;\D,, ,,,3 e '.’ ;;,-‘, to say ",:\ i “,;‘ ible to enumerate all at this time. Por instance, so many words are in constant dispute, pen for the ingathering and he had a great repute for godliness | 5100k Saul, taller b 984 than apy | BAYA S0mEthing 1o #8y abo! obl e . i i i ini But we that were hand s S A what the broadsbonnata calies edites | SDOUS 16 | but will not refer to them as being Buch words have been referred to 50 leading philologists and their opinions atken as final. 4 te and | an alled “falth: it th n bel 1 il h bonded to iniquity, young plants of wrath, | fulness.” Which, belng futerpreted, signi- | “‘There is A STOAL strong young man there | $he Danans be L A The matter of spelling is also difficult to adjust. In the Standard that has been settled fll-doers and forlorn of grace, cared as littie | fed that he contemned tne king and the | *tARCINE by the pillar that hitherto has used L i f for the backward year s weo did for the | bishops, and held to the old figments about | I8 Strength for the service of the devil, but be abr srowth of the feet of her ||§ conservatively, yet accurately. 3 fron s forward e shall use 1 o net K to say about | " /) : ? rords ...1” hm.-' of Scotland and the | doctrine, free grace and tho authority of trom “‘l' s ““;1;- ’“‘»: b [igURI £ Bt haxe S0 ,”_‘r”l LAY . i The quotations are gems, illustrating to a nicety the use of the words strifes that were fast coming | the Holy Kirk i Sven now be ls plotting U, BUS WL BbE 1836F L0 her sypers | The i : in tank it 4 ; at wi bnddue 4n ahilde upon that land. So long s our pint ste “‘: imhe tann hAR not arxxivad whao we sanehaal 58, $00.) Dath ‘wouoded ‘my nd, | 1ority to Chicago. 1 will have something The illustrations are numerous, in fact it is a work that will be attractive to children em was filled and plack rattle on plack in the | tho Kirk of Kells. Indeed, it was not long | ©Y0 Jesus Christ, and smitten him or to day about Bt. Paul and Miuneapolts, but ||} ¢hig gecount and consequently all the more valuable as an educator, pouch, sorrow the crack of the thumb we before the hour of service when up the | “he¢kbone. But today he sball stand in the il go refer to the word rivalry, 1 will|| ¢ cared for harvest or sheep shearing, king or |lochsido we &aw a cavaleade approach. | Ureach and fight for him. Young man, | have something | N¢ i ‘he Prof. R. A Todd, Columbla: “I am exceedingly pleazed with it filneas, coméon P king o 3 E i “Hol ¥ < . ) No home brary where bishop, bible or fncense not Then we were angry. “For,” we said, “this | Y1 you come forward Hold on exclalmed the editor. Il me library : sation, accuracy and completeness. Itm mechanical execution i & Aelight to (ke arttu- To us sitting thus on the Sabbath morn 18 our sport. These are doubtless sol And with that be continued polnting at | "You're all You Just go ahead and |(§ there are school children 108 (when it had better sct us to have of the King, who have been semt to|'™® With his finger a little crooked. At firat | ¥Fite your st LIl get 1t In the paper, | | been slveping In our paked beds) i stop o the meeting. We shall have ! Wa8 &18ry, and could have made his chafts | ©VeR if I have to (hrow out the soctety || be | came fn one R Altken of Aucher chance this day. Our cofn fs spun and | (/B With my nelve bad I been near onough, | Bews aud editorial. We pay on pubiica- ||| dard Dictionar) gask, likeminded with ab w o n edgowise beiween the stones. Let us | BUt Presently something uprose in my heart | toD. Make out your bill | ing his “morning,” or eve-opening ! Jme! A great and , terri should be without the Stan President Bushford of Ohlo Weslyan: “After a compar!so nany worde 1 & quite convinced that the Standard surpasses the Century Dict wreful and accurate definition of words and ia its {llustrations, as well as the num of words defined. Later I say more emphatically than ever before that it s the best dictionary in the { English language, and 1 want it for constast reference Prof. Duffield of Princeton: “It will be conspicuous among the enduring momu ments of inteilectual life ut the close of the 19th century r comprebensiveness f vocabulary, acouracy in definition, judicious arrangement al. fustructtve 11- ation and admirable typography, it is supe: to any ot of 11 class, and & malady prohibition districts in Kan- ere long will supcrsede them and be recognized as The Stan onary," melting all ot and to us blea ere may be some spiri on! 1 took a step forward. But my com roisterers he seon W all that, lads. Better bide a nions held back. I could feel 1o come upon us fresh as the dew on the wh lale and Roaring Raif with each hand on a aprend Interest In Kunw thorn in the front of May. For he had a ey atode according to my word oont tal | Hiccoughs bid fair to become as popular || clean sark upon him, a lace ruffle about| But when they came near we could see | “HArry," they sald, “do not mind him his neck, and his hair was still wet with [ that these were uo soldicrs of the king, | CT¥ the word and we will fall on and pull | eas as snakebites have been in the past y d After hiccoughing without intermiseton Jor | washed himself. 1 o good well-water in which he had lately | Bor iudeed any soldiers at all, though the | the ““"“’r‘ down by the heels. 2 Whitker away, Rab?" we crl it to | tols. slow-tooted horses, like farmers going | "6ai0, 10 @ Voice of command. “Come up | A. Plckerel of Beverly was brought to Salina | or £ $ X8 ine the 00K, visit fair Meg o' the glen so early |' (he | 10 ket. There was a gentleman at the friend. Thou didst come to this|and twenty-two hours later was cured of | mornin' ' head of them, very tall and stout, whom » to do evil. But the spirit hath thee | his trouble by & bottle of beer, | v [ ‘He is on his way to the kirk rieq | Roaring Raif, in an undertone, poix out | MW by the head, though well do I see| Dr. Pickerel, who is the leading x/hrrhmii another, chafingl as Gordon of Earlstoun, and in the midst, | (PAt @ 2air of black dells have thee yot|!n the town of Beverly, was seated at his ® It 50, 'tis to stand all day on tho stool | the center of the company, little fair man, | b7 the tall. Come hither, friend; resist not | desk in his ofic bustly engaged in writing | of repentance,” declared another. Then, in | Sbilpit and delicate, whom all deterred. to. | the spirit | & treatise when the hiccoughs seized him. | the precentor's whining voice, he added: | clad all in black like a minister. Then there arose a mighty flame fn my {1t was 4 c'clock in the afternoon of Wednes- 1309 Fal‘nam Streeh “Robert Altken, deleted and discerned to| He role a long-tailed sheltie, ilke one | DCArt. the like of which I never felt before day, Beptember 5 At first the coughs were eompear at both diets of worship for the | woll accustomed to the exercise, and bere | ' WAS & gale of the spirit—a breaking dows | only slight and be pald 0o attention (o thom College men generally agree as to the excellence of the work Here are some expressions con cerning the work by coliege professors | BEER FOIRL BICCOUGHS, i arkable Cure That ix of Wide- |