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What a True Woman \-
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Many a man has been helped out
of a difficulty by his wife's tact and
ready wit, says the Philadelphia I friend.
Lodger. A popular Philadelphia! A true woman will go to :
clergyman tells the following on | friend and tell her her failing
himself; One day he saw coming and mistakes in a spirit of lov<
up the steps a woman whom ho
was not particularly anxious to
meet. So he said to his wife:
ratlior thad talk about them and
find fault behind her back.
A true woman will always look
Now, my dear, I'll run upstairs 1 for the good points in a persons
anti escape until she goes.
After about, an hour he guiltily
tiptoed to the landing and listened.
Reassured, ho started to go down
stairs, and, while doing so called
out over the banister: “Well, my
dear, has that old boro gone at
last?”
The next instant a voice from
below caused a cold prespirution
to bedew his ministerial brow and
rooted him to the spot.
Then came a response that
sounded inexpressible sweet to
him. It was the voice of his wife,
who replied: “Yes, doctor, she
went away oyer an hour ago, but
hero is our old friend, Mrs. .Jen
kins, whom I am sure you want to
meet.”
Growls From the Tiger.
Money is no object; most of us
beljeve it, a myth.
Must, girls close their eyes when
they are kissed; do you blame
them?
'I'lie poor ye have always with
you—often so close that they touch j
you.
Politeness is the salt of life;
you hate to liavo it rubbed into
you when you are cut up.
A lot of people who should be
spending good time getting good
money spend good money getting
a good time.
It does not make it right to do
what you ought not to do when j
you don't do what you ought to
do.
It is all well to get a good start,
but the start you get when some
fool pats his cold hands down
your cold neck may be too good.
—Princeton Tiger.
Pile following articles ' where
taken from the stomach of a man
who recently died in the Michigan
State Asylum in Kalamazoo: One
twentyspenny spike, four inches
long; thirty two ten penny nails;
seventy-mine eight-penny nails;
twenty-three shingle nails; 180
bent nails of various assorted sizes,
twenty-nine pieces of wire, differ
ent sizes, one iron washer,
inches m diameter; four suspender
clasps, seventeen buttons assorted;
12(5 small stones, twelve pieces of
tin, various sizes; tbreo screws,
uppcrhulvcs of three twenty-penny
spikes, three 32 calibre cartridge
shells, twenty-wight pins. Many
of the largest nails were partially
eaten tip by the acids of the stom
ach. One four-inch nail, which
pierood the stomach is believed to
have caused the abscess which res
suited iu death. The patient was
fifty years of age, and had been at
the asylum almost continuously
since 1079.
There is no wealth but life, in
cluding all its powers of love, of
joy and admiration. That country
is the richest which nourishes the
greatest number of coble and
happy human beings; that man is
richest who having perfected the
functions of his own life to the ut
most, has also iho widest helpful
influence, both personal and by
means of bis possessions, over the
lives of others.
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character and will dilute on these,
if she lias anything to say about
her. There are always enough
women to pick (laws oven in saint
ly characters.
A true woman is entirely un
selfish. She rejoices with others
in their joys and weeps with them
in their sorrows. She does not
envy those more fortunate than
herself, and is the first r.o offer
congratulations on good fortune.
A true woman is broad minded
and tolerant. She listens patient
ly to the arguments of others, and
seeks to find the good in what
they propose.
A true woman is gracious to ev
eryone. The shabby clad and
those low in social scale receive as
much attention from her as their
more fortunate sisters.
‘Delays are Dangerous.
“Ah, Grade, dear,” she said to
the duke, “why don’t you go to
papa today? Delays are danger
ous, you know.”
“Yes, 1 realized that, hut I’ve
only known you three days, and
these get-rich quick schemes al
ways seem to be so risky.”—Chi
cago Record-Herald.
In Norway drunkenness is pun
ished by imprisonment. As soon
us a man is incarcerated the.delin
quent has a loaf and wine, morn
ing and evening. The bread is ser
ved in a wooden bawl, full of wine
in which it is soaked for an hour.
The first day the drunkard swal
lows his allowance willing enough;
the second day il seems less pleas
ing. At the end of eight days
prisoners have been known to ab
stain altogether from the the food
thus pitilessly presented. This
course of treatment finished, the
drunkard, except in rare eases, is
radically cured.
That the rural neighborhood
telephone may be made to afford
keen pleasure was shown in Atchi
son county, Missouri, recently.
A lineman on a tour of inspection
visited one of the farm houses on
the line, a house from which very
f w messages had ever been sent.
The woman of the house was found
sitting in a rocking chair knitting,
with the receiver tied to her ear,
and enjoying nil of the conversa
tion that was going over the lint'.
“Have you ever been married?”
asked the magistrate. “No,” re
plied the prisoner at the bar of
justice; but. I’ve been blown up
by dynamite.”
The Point of View.
A gentleman went to a dentist
and asked him to “take a look at
his teeth.”
The dentist did so and seemed
full of admiration.
“What do you think of them?”
asked the patient.
‘ ‘Magii ificent, magn ificent! ’’
was all the dentist could say.
“Then you don't find anything
to do to them!”
“To do to them? Why, there
are four to be pulled, six to be fill
ed and three to be crowned 1” said
the dentist.
Driving Him to Drink.
Mrs. Hoyle—1 have told my hus
band that he can't kiss me again un
til he stops drinking,
Mrs Doyle— Are you aware of
the fact that yon aio encouraging
the liquor traffic?—Brooklyn Life.
Race in Illinois.
In 1002 84,810 babies were born
in Illinois, of which 27,317 were
born in Chicago. There were 572
twin births and fifteen triplets.
One of our correspondents says:
“Isn’t it strange that a preacher
j will declare that the world is coin
ing to an end, and the sun go down
about 12 o’clock Nov, 25th, 1003,
and perform manual labor to the
amount of two dollars on Sunday
morning, and then till the pulpit
the same Sunday. ?”
The liquor tax of Brooks county
has been liixed at §12,000.
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