The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-13

chou rair was an undertaking part and tho
p7fs af his uuste che were twisted into
rrat spirals. Iie carried q nov grip. on
th. crd of s.hich vas stamped -. r.
ARA th- vas Pho. 5nhcl ssi THIS was
tho irst fakir Of the fair. this wa the di-
lau'ja.ed ahver-voice1 n1mad who was
stranded 81 Atlanta sans money, sans coat
-an- ctcr.thtu- save his shirt and T. uS-
,r- who 11fd fl was tho coo given rrerOs-
ative ~ man tc MAKE money be he Je'.
n CautIl-. ami THAT he would make II or
Gle ia tho attempt.
Aud th.s Gasniug ird pendent. triumph
r.: individual was phctopAoiiss. Who
d.rs noe re.aenber rhotopAoliss ana his
rirtl.r.soue stand before the main en-
trance MS crimson-tin'cd lemonade, and
I'D. taata.esus tiruuabulaticu OF his Elu-
seal glasses IN those steamiEg summer
dsys before the opening Of the eNqosi-
tion2
'gIev-hey-hey. lie gran exposition lE
terratsouaiIe. Come 10 me all ye that
t,.iyt All. this royal fluid. see how /;
epariUcs- see how 1t shn mes. Five cents to-
da.-Hvc cents"
This was his clarion cry 20 the crowds
tina; came through the gates
Ihotopholiss was informed that he must
move. that he Was an unwolcomed squat
tor: that he had no right 20 d. business
uf0n that lot Photcpuo4ss Mink tHe
other eve took up his tent and silently
day he moved back. once more he was
ordered Of and again he returned
lIc was a eenius-PhotopholisS
When ne was on the other side OF the
street Dc made purchase OF lemons-on
The instaflfneut plan. inl cGllec.Or cainc
cut several days lator. lie saw that TIC
stauc wss moved and ignorant that Ee
ap-raachod the man he sought wandered
TO the stand of Phctopholss and asked
wrer. the Hago was who used 10 he on
tho other side of the street
''That poor man." said Photophoiiss-
that mon IL was my friend. but ne
died. POOR fcllow-he is dead. loved lin
Ike "A brother"
The bin collector sighed and started
away.
but saw continued hotophol 'Ie
was an honest man. lie was very sorry
ahout the bill. IL was my friend. ! viii
pay IT. Leave Il with me-"
The unslIspecting collector left the bill
behind. Next day Photopholiss made
money, walked into the store, found the
collector paid the amount and informed
him that his friend had been resuscitated.
Then came the rush md whirl Of the
fair. Photopholiss disappeared. He had
taken charge Of the little restaurant on
the north end OF the fine arts building. lie
succeeded.
tie was the first falSir TO find the EXPOSE
tion-the last TO leave.
photopholiss made s2,o00. which he says
he will blow in on dc Bowery."
Absent Minded.
pasteur. the celebrated scientist, now
deceased. was one day dining with his
daughter and her family. 1t was noticed
that he too'r care 70 dip in n glass Of
water the cherries that served for
desert. wping each one carefully on a
napkin before putting them in his mouth.
Hi. fastidiousncss Raye rise to laughter,
hut the scientist re5ukeN1 his relations for
their levity, and discoursed at length on
the dangers IN microbes and animaiculae.
a few minutes later, IN fit of abstraction.
he suddenly seized the glass in which ne
had washed the cherries and drank the
water, microbes and all, at single
draught-