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the liquid carefully over the place where
the signatures were not. For minute or
two they looked with the intensest inter
est: then something began vaguely to dis
color the paper In patches. The Judge
Razed hard at it. and calculated. Re
markable. After another long pause. ne
held the paper mp aud read ont three names
slowly: festators signature, Ihoroid
Ashby. Esquire. Onslow square. London:
witnesses, Richard Howe and John Bath
urst. able-bodied seamen, steamship Lika-
Lika. from Samoa"
Perfectly regular" the judge added;
perfectly regular. as far % one can see
provided always of course, the signatures
are genuine. But under the circumstances
this mine being sprung upon them-unex.
pecteGly. so TO speak-the defendants
would no doubt wish for q fortnights ad-
jOurnment to consider their action. Is that
50, brother MOntaguep
When. some two months later. Ramalira-
liro left London for Samoa. en- route for HE
native islands, it was AS a tirst-class passen-
ger on board an Orient liner bound for sgd
ney; and the number of presents he took
back iii his boxes fully convinced the peo-
pie of his own remote home of the impor-
lance of his mission TO the unknown lands
far beyond the sunrise. He is regarded to
this day as a person of very great distinc-
ton In his own atoll and he frequently
narrates to large parties of listeners the
profound impression his personal charms
produced on the highest ladies of the land.
including two honris named Betsijane and
Mariaranu, in that remote world OF CIVIL
lied wOnders-EnQland.
AS for Will PrOtherOe. the case made his
fortune. The fame of his universal knowl-
edge and his intimate acquaintance with
the habit and manners of the HI plant
spread SO far and wide around Chancery
Lane that he rose rapidly TO fame as
crOss-examiner of scientific experts; and he
makes so large an income to-day from
patent cases and other briefs requiring
special attaInments that he would be a
rich man Oh that alone, even If he hadn't
married his first client that pretty Miss
Clyde, the heiress of the ThorOld Ashby
property. And he no longer regrets that he
wasted his time for 30 MANY years on bota-
ny. chemistry and that which prOfiteth
nothing. For we all of us recognize how
good and how pleasant q thing wisdom is
when man can make ten thousand q year
by it.
-Grsnt Allen, in Illustrated London NswA
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It's a Comfort to Know,


That the wittisr the story your rival tells
the sooner it will become chestnut"
That the man who chews up your last
cigarette. aud cant get any satisfaction
out of it," is learning the habit. and some
day you may get even.
That no matter how homcly yonr old
sweetheart becomes, there are hosts of
sweet g,rl graduates" every year.
That the time Will come when the place
of your aching tooth will be void
That IL only takes twenty years to forget
almost anything.
That 1t Is not always summer; three other
seasons have an inning each.
That when you have reached the limit OF
your credit you can never owe any more
money.
That even a Vanderbilt has only one ap-
petite. just like the rest of u.s.
That Father Neptune is now getting in
his fine work on this seasons crop of dudes
That Notwithstanding the Mckinley bill.
bathing suits this year are no higher than
usual.
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1t appears. from a statement by Mr. A. NJ.
Tanner In the Electrical Review. that q
patent was taken out in France thirty i've
years ago. dealing with the application of
"galvanoplating" corpses. Among other
details in the specification. the patentee
mentions that he was able. after placing
the body in the desired attitude To metal
ice il with a solution of nitrate of silver"
and after this process 10 polish IL IL pre-
ferred il could be bronzsd. or even gilde6
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And now the problem arose. what TO do
with the Kanaka. He had shown SO ex-
traordinary and unex pected devotion to
bis own sense Of duty. or of superstitiOus
awe. that it was clearly impossible to let
him shift for himself in this great inhos-
pitable. sordid. wealthy London. Indeed,
TO say the truth, Ramaliraliro. accustomed
to the easy going applied socialism of the
South Sea islands. had no idea of quarter
ing himself anywhere else than on the
person for whose sake he had brought over
that precious, that worthless document.
Many times over. with many strange ex-
pletives ana much gesticnIation TO exc
out his scanty English the kanaka told
them. half in words. half in dumb
show. how the great English chief who
owned the fire-ship dying. had made over
this paper TO the sailor Howe; and how the
sailor Howe, again. dying In turn. had
handed il as = sacred deposit to himself
Ramaliraliro. ME no rest" the savage
said, standing there in his rough English
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