The Press., 1893-05-04

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 The May Wide Awake has an enter taining description of life on lighthouse island in the China sea, by Rounsevelle Wildman. He calls it "How we played Robinson Crusoe." Grace Dean Mcleod has characteristic Nova Scotia story "Petit Pere Felix,'' a tale of the invasion of Acadie; Joseph Hatton tells of "The Princes Dilemma" an exciting incident connected with the coin room of the Brit ish museum Crawford Capen writes of ''Stamps and Stamp Collecting ;' Annie Sawyer Downs tells how the "Young Folks at the Eddy dealt with the servant girl problem; Penelope Palmer writes of ! the poor Welsh boy in the Pennsylvania mines who made marvellous Underground Music; Mrs. Miller has a paper on the dolls of the world; Flora Haines Loug- head, Berta Littlehale and Edith Perry Estes have bright short stories. Hugh s. Hart, of the Xavier Club, of New York, contributes to Wide Awake Athletics a fpaper-s' Golf: the Coming Game; y Ada line Fordham furnishes timely sugges- tion for girls in her "Constancy Club" " and the poetry of the number is from Celia Thaxter, Marion Ames Taggart, Sallie Margaret O'Malley and Price Col Her. A delightful account of delightful boy is Louise Imogen Guiney's sketch of Hartley Coleridge, Ten Years Old," il- lustrated by Wilkie's portrait. Price 20 cents number, $2.40 year. On sale at news stands or sent postpaid, on receipt of price, by D. Lothrop Company. pub | fishers, Boston.
 | GRAVE MIsTAKEs.-Physicia frequent | ly make mistakes in treatment of Heart Disease. The rate of sudden deaths is daily increasing. Hundreds become vic- tims ofthe ignorance of physicians in the treatment of this d sease. One in four persons has a diseased heart; Shout of breath, palpitation an1 futtering, ir- regular pulse, choking sensation, asth- matic breathing, pain or tenderness in side, shoulder or arm, weak or hungry spells, are symptoms of heart disease. Dr. Miles New He lrt Cure is the only reliable remedy. Thousands testify to it's wonderful cures. Books free.@ Sold by w. D. Heald. s
 Rev. Robert Hutchins We grow strong by serving one another. This right hand was once the puny hand of an infant. Whence derived it it's present strength? By serving the body and not otherwise; and if even now this hand should say: II have for long years served l the body, and it never gave me so much as ling to wear, and not always glove. will serve the body no longer. will Strike. What would be the result? A poor, useless, paralytic hand.
 l The writing editor of certain Cleve- land newspaper is man who is Jrdinari- l ly as impervious to compliments as Q stone wall is to bird shot, The other day, however, he was forced to blush at praise A.well known man in that town had, by some means, been reported dead, and the editor, having known him we'll, set about preparing an obituary editorial worthy of the occasion. When it was all done and he had a.proof of it before him, in walked the man himself.
 The editor was surprised.
 'I just heard, said the visitor, ''that a rumor was abroad to the effect that had gone over, and came in to prove to you that it was not correct"
 'We heard about it, said the editor, land just fixed you up a little something here as token of our esteem" and he handed over the proof.
 The man read it through carefully and with evident qualification.
 By jove, old fellow" he said, fervent- l ly, taking the editors hand, 'safter read ing that editorial, Pm almost sorry the rumor isn't true.''
 Then the editor blushed.
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