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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-17

"
vanrg, WIN wnom -ane pad become IN
immediate favorite. With her books
and music, her birds, and flowers. and
dogs, she was well content; and began
to dread the influx or society, which
Mrs. Greyson assured her was newt
able.
Mr.. Ardsley had proved himself the
perfection of managers. There was
nothing left unattended to; and all the
servants were fond Of him, and obeyed
his slightest injunction. Somehow, he
seemed to exercise quiet, masterful
authority over the entire place, its
young mistress not altogether excepted.
Occasionally this fact occurred to Les
ley, and her proud, hayward spirit
chafed and rebelled; but there was
something In the glance Of his earnest
feeling of confidence, with a sweet
sense of protection, would steal over
her against her will,
The adjoining estate was a fine old
Dc dhrrrs ro,,dod ,boro-o oonioI hos
nit.hIo fomiIv from viro,nia M.udo
prodhurn was . snripbt,v brunette and
.ho .na as,ou coon hooon,o e.,
iiiehu'' "
Lesley nau ooon ,n Ns u',eu ~ MUST
youne 40 Sne "as' oelo'1 ne' 'no,nei
aea,h' ~ uiu nv 'ene .ons ~ o'usn
up her hno"ieuse u INC u'',ne a'''
anu uhuei tne pes' ins ~, u'tois sne SUN
pecame "ono'en'. eno pVsseeeeu an
eAquisite WV, ans t na =, nou n "e,o
passeu az 'ho sianu pi"no ~ 'ne pie'-
" husic run" 49,,
ohe e.enins s"e sa' ia INC YIN IVY
i,sh'' WIN WIS. u'eyson nouuins ~
.ne 49,. 49, 49, s' -
~ sons .,lao. ' nv, ' "0'N' W
4'
"Tbe night has a thousand ewes
And the dav Int one.
yot tho light of the whole world d,es
When dav is done,
1.-THE mind has thousand eyes,
And the heart but one;
Yet the light of the whole life dies
When love is done!"
As the last notes died away she lifted
her eyes, and saw John Ardsley stand
ing at the open door.
She started guilty, and the red
blood surged into her cheeks. In the
faint twilight she was very fair and
spiii, ,,, ~ 49, s u.e' win one
M NJ A,aa,au aiannad IN and h..i,.t.a
WI ~ 49,, ~,
40 en 49,. ..,m.
.I ~. d., p.n - ~ h.no, ,u,r ar
m ..,v
hope uon 'nt' uue.
Mis' uieSeoh siAhoeu up itoni the
depths of her easy-chair, and beckoned
him to enter. Lesleys hands lay still
upon the ivory Keys.
II am sure that you know how to
sing!"
She always treated him as an equal;
she could not help 1t to save her life.
He came slowly to the piano, and began
to turn over the music which lay there.
Il used to sing" he observed, land
prefer old BALLADS. 1ancy our tastes
are similar, for / see that you have
Ia something exquisite, though not so
very ancient, happen to know 1t.
.,,.o. ~.
1900. h., .,aa,, ~ .,,a,a Sa,o-s
I.,,o,, .,os .. .nu cu,u,o =,
' 1 u.s. 80 ,.a,.
~ s ',. .oe S 80, -.
~ 49, 49, 800, 80 %
49,, VIZ .anu VI WV. Hss.e' Dee
H"' '0-'' '"N .-'
"I cannot touch h,s cbeek
avn "o' Win q 'o''ne ''o'
, ,o.,- -, It. .o.u h,,,
a.on,, ''''
II, 800 ,,.o A.. .,.uo,
.. =. 80 nno"' 'na' On
Tha. S,u aaa ,, nD .Suo,'nh oll n,s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-17
nROl'OSALS.

Proposals will he received at tho office Of the
Water Department up to Tuesday, Gath inst at
Bp. IN, for laying u Teford roud through Cool
spring Park; also for making u concrete side.
walk on the Jackson street side Of said park
Specifications can be seen and blank form OF
proposal had upon application. A bond Of $5UO
must accompany the bid The right to reject
any or oil bids is reserved.
MIDST j. A. BOND, G. T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-17
NOTICES..

NJ OTlCE- ELECTION
IN Tho Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company,
Ninth and Market streets.
Wilmington, DEL May 8, 1873.
Tho annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company
for the election OF directors Will b held ut the
Office Of the company on Monday, May 10, he.
tween tho hours Of IL O'clock il. IN. and IL
o'clock III.
j. 7. PENNYPACKER,
ni0Ct Secretary,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-17

IOR0pOSALS FOR FURNISHING STREET.
l. PAVING BRICKS
Sealed proposals will DO received by the
Board II Directors of the Strecf-nnd Sewer
Department until 10 o'clock, y. m, Mny 81,
1895 for furnishing about 10000 square yard,
OF vtritial navir bricks Specifications may
b. obtained at the Office OF the department.
The right to reject any AMI all bids Is re.
served.
BY or,.cr of the Board of Directors.
Attest: HARVEY j. WILEY, Secretary
m35t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-17
ll0nneIy AA,nNlIkif For Cholera
AlIIIvkN\ uMIIIHUk Infantum
Hill II HVulIlWll Teething
uSSs sus Diarrhoea

Cupping and leeohing. lGS X. Second 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-17
LOST.

Y OST-WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND
~ Deposit Book No. 81 ,05l, in name Of Ella
Euth, Jr. New book applied for.
a8U3t.ltawk+ ELLA RUTH, JR.
OST-A CHILD'S COAT On DELAWAR
IL avenue be tween and o'clock on Satur-
day afternoon. Reward if returned to this Of
Gee. ml6-2tt
CADIEsI Chichsster's English Pennyoyal 1llIs
u ss . S..a' ars the sssf Ss: F:1sS:
it Chiohs.tsr ' Ghssns;,H fE m1 laaa. D''fE .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-17
Phila 1 Chester Steamboats,
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-TEN R. /. P. A. 8. FOR 6
+ cents at druggists. One gives relief.
a22lyrd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-17

t7oR SALE-oNE SPAR SPRING BUGGY
! made BY Cooling. Apply to Frank Yer.
non, this office. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-17

COR SALE KINDLING WOOD AT THE
r sash mill, Front and Thorn SITS. simmons
b Bro, m28tf
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

GRAss CRErg, April ~. ls0S.
Enron rNts
Who will be the John Paul Jones in
the naval battles between the Uuitcd
states and SPAIN
Yesterday the miners were made glad
by receiving their pay for the month Of
March The payroll amounted to more
than 5000.
A large force Of men are repairing the
railroad In the canyon. Section Fore.
mln Dan Moore has charge Of the work.
Its rumored that Conner Thomas, Jr
intends 10 retire from mining aud torn
a partnership with n tonsorisl artist in
Coalyille. Success 10 him.
The mines are being rnblict 10 n
rigid inspection today by state Mine
Inspector Conner Thomas. The volume
ofnir, the tunnels aud air courses, ears,
track and machinery, oil underwent II
close aud searching examination by tho
vi,ilant inspector. After making few
recommendation fosrr"unf IN optr'
atIus of the mines. the s'a.o oh..tl e't
for Cuuly.lle.
Patriotism 10 untolnied ho,e 10 lie
manifested by old aud Young alike. a.
meeting recently held eloquent and
patriotic speeches were made by local
orators. aud when cold Glory" Fss mn
up on the libeftYpoio where it seomcd 70
aaunt defiance TO ioss, the enthusiasm
OF the people found expression in three
rcusing cheers Tor the army, navy. and
the s1ccess OF our arms, @.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

lloYtsvuLE, Utah, April, %, lsls.
Enron Tsls;
George HelItn took his " i.r 90 sugar
House Ward, Sal, Lake CITY. Monday,
iof her health. She has been suIcrug
for some time from nervous prostrHtion.
There are two cases OF s.arlei fever
repo tod Oh the line between Hoyts.
willie aud Wau1hip, ourat Carl R,dicn's
and one E.chlrl Rcditu's.
Mr.. Ruid ofthe Pacific Feed Con pany
OF $ u Lake was buyiug up al. Of the
surplus hay here ,lo.dly Tor -uipmtnt
10 C1li'ornia. who're there has a
heavy drought tie tcn-ed about 200
tors, aud SARGENT Bros. g &C. vtI bfc
Il aud put I on the care. Similar ru =
chu ses are being male Ml ovc- the ~'a .
near railroad points Tor The Same d,sI.
nation.
ratiilrrh John Smith. wife tnl son
Joseph at sal, Lake ctlno put Saturday
last TO visit 1ith Hytum Smith, thcir
j hNl NNl NiNNN'Is
Tie Summit County Marble Works
loaded tircc wagons with monuments
aud hpadstones for llcber City this
week
Harry Lambctt, uiicnud child. viii
move 20 ogden esrly IN MAJ.
Mics Ida Malcn Of this place an Mr.
G.iberi judd II Wanthip were married
h.re Wednesday afternoon. The fuot
was tied bv Bp. Sargent The wedding
reception wa hcliat ihe rcsIdcuc, 4
the bridr's brother, Freeman Mayu.
The Noble Dramatic Company PLAYED
two selections 90 our telephone Wcdurt-
day twas heard quite distinctly ut
Park CITY, Wauship, pcoa and Rock.
port. CIV.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

RocEronr, Utah, April "a, ls1s.
Enron Trrs.

RocErour. Utah, April a. ls's.
Enron TuEs
Robert sIddovay and son Robe have
been quite sick bur ate much better at
this writing.
Leo and Farrel. the little thiI' r. n.
NJ. aud Mrs II u. seamons, an .a-
bon. stephen and David seeiu ..
OH -ick win measles
Jamps salisbury ha. teturpel i'
bic sheep herd tie reports tho 81
a. b iu1 in very good condition
Jcsss slamont returned TO salt J.. q
Oily on Monday o. resume hi' or
d, tho culysraty.
Samuel Brown and Alfred "a H.Hs
have gone 10 Eist JorIau o. g.. a.-.
,h.sriu. sleep.
Wan. Eeytoisand family iHvrn.,.i
to Park CRY. u. e. sohuorr an u
lily and L. Z sesuous rili o,cuf .o
Reynolds horse for three Joar,t .u.y
have the farm Oh snar,s tor that 10
Of time.
The people Of the Fact Coa.,iIs .aid
gave a concert and dance hefe onI delay
evening last for the heh.ht 90 ST..
tide who ID. goinc OIL miphl to
New zca and.
plcafout surprise wac 1iycu 10 Hy.
rum Homer on rhulsdby. Apu 2.s.
II being Doe 85.h birthday hs vts
gathered tom Iebar tit, Oaktg und
kacsp.u, aud drove apto h0spt of
about ~ o'clock NJ Homer hte u
ranch about iour miI,, from rarN b,
ami hns iur mauy years sold OIL Do
that place.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

wAssnIr, Utah, April 2s, 1905
Epirog TINEs;
Died. on the morning OF the 25rd' al
,sr Two or three days Illness W d.
Coekeril,. aged over 70 years. lie was
norm in England, was a member OF the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
ss,r,s and died iaithial member
Hay and grain buyers are p'sn'''u'
this week.
* Anderson has moved over N
town. lie intends either to on''a o'
buy place this summer
A. A. Anderson returned home on ln'
o,,h lie has been away all winter an'
meet, 10 leave again in few days !
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

Thirty.fy years make a generation
That ia how long Adolph Fisher Of
GAINESVILLE, o., suffered nom piles. lie
was cured 10y using Three boxes OF De.
Wits Witch Hazel salye. john Boy
den a Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

Admiral Sampson rday
afternoon boma.,a DIAN ll.u..
al ,be ra1ish b..t,a %. tbc
hatlos OF Alaou E did 81
with ,he flagship "Now Goi., 3"
the monitor "Puri,an and Ooh.
cruiser Cincinnati. Spauind
return the dre but didn't hit o.
thing. They couldu't hil a bal.
loon.
Twenty fourth infantry starts
today TO- Tampa, Ella.
Recruiting station ior rough
rlders regiment opened in Salt
Lake.
Two brigades OF troops al
Tampa have been ordered TO be
in readiness 10 invade Cuba.
United Staios monitor "rcr-
ror' captured a rich prize IN the
big Spanish 81 y "Guido" Sic
Is valued at 100000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

pEoA, Utah. April %, ISIS.
EpIuR rMrs;
Lovely weather nowadays.
Farm work progressing nicely.
Flowing AMI seeding will soon lie
wound ny.
Peoi is receiving the war news tw leo
a day o.er the telephone Lac.
Albert J.. Msxvpll and Abraham NJ.
L ous have gone iu sil' Lake City and
will be ahssut some tine.
Severe fr,.tttd-. rhurtlly morning
which did much ,lnmrga ei'ly garden
irurf. cola north wind q wing nov.
The pcoa son,h Bench Canal aud IT,.
rigution COMPANY has leyiol nn u-ses .
mcnt Of % ccntf per share IN repair and
clean out the canal; cen's per share
tn be paid la ci,h and 30 ceuts In labor.
Work on the caunl will commence on
the morning Of Nav 10Th.
Il WIS nm honor iur uinh In 90 ing
to furnish 10 picked men Tor the war.
We have some VI the best shot. aud
riders to be found, and when il comes
10 patriotism the boys IT Utah will BE-
found 10 the lore, aud DOM you forget
II. Should there be- occasion for our
ladies To enter the hcld 81 battle a.
nurses, they will he found th'ro with
both feet.
Recently, at dance held In P.on, a
Spanish waltz was called for This
caused u wave Of Indignation. and only
hall dozen couple could be found TO
dance the set the others looked upon
the affair with sorrow-for tho thought
less, Il vas ever thus.
q. Marchanl, one Of our
most respected and beloved Young men,
left Peoa this morning TO OIL mission
on the island OF New Zealand The
Young gentleman goes on his Journey
with the best wishes and kindly feeling
Of all who know him
Oscar u. Yorns Of Provo lie here look
ing up hi interests In this direction.
The gentleman has valuable ranch In
Weber canyon, also valuable deposit
of Fnilrr's earth, aud . u understood
that no ha- contracted 10 furnish 1000
tons 10 eastern parties The material
will be- hauled TO Waushjp hy team aud
there placed On board the cars. Mr.
Young informs your correspondent That
promise has been made, which Viii
yery likely be carded oui, 20 ran fpur
of the railroad from Wansbip 10 feoa.
Ifthis be- done II would be the means
of opening up the valuable rock Industry
and the shipment Of fullers earth,
lumber ane mining timber To greater
advantage am confident that a rail-
road connection would he Of advantage
10 the ailr ad company aud ourciiizens'
During the pat two years considerable
a,oyipg has been gotten out here aud
sb,nped TO Sat Lake City, aud the cost
ot bsuiug 20 the railroad at Wanship
ma. bsena very great aWback THU
would be avoided should the road be eh
,onIed TO our town We can boast o
having some OF the best building rocI
and tagging in the state. Tue lumoel
and timber industry Is Of large proper
uon, the mine Of Fuller's earth prom
i.es 90 be paying proposition, and
taken altogether, We are confidently
looking for the railroad and boom TO
Peoa. We hope Tor BOTH and are read!
ane anxionsly waiting
The farewell reception given To eide
Fn,uklin o. Marehant on Tuesday ate
moo, was one Of the most enloiaDl
aeairs ever lad in Proa An app'opr.
a,s program was rendered, q houn'eou
Iunrh was prepared by the ladie. am
,bo affair wound up with dance in tn
evening. d. " 10 '''"'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

wAnsUcu Utah, ApiI "a 49,
fDirun ruu,i
1 livery day, it i- uotcsl, ru,sa,rp.rI
shade Of green cn thc nH,-iIy..
J. symes, accompanied hy !, Maac'l
Of rcoa, was here uith BUTCH OF a't.c
a few days ago
j. ". Hall OF Coalvillr 10 here hdping
In ranch work.
The iirsi sheep Of the SEASON mn,cd
a. wahsaich on 'he 2lsi.
The railroad has been kept pretty
busy during the week iroish,iug sheep
u Wahlatch.
Several ,rAinloads Of California sheep
have been unloadcd here this weok.
what change has taken place IN
three weeks. Then winter was on ~,
but nov the hillsides are becoming
green aud we are having rummcr-liAe
weather.
Tile trustocs received hut two bids Tor
the building OF the new fchoohousc,
witch we're opened on the 2ith Car
ruth q Wikina being thr lowest hIidefs
the Contract sac awarded To them, and
IF.mk E.ppgp, $40. $3.50 iho ony %. r
|b,dlsr. OF. +. op.y O. ltN d.ltt hi.her
was invited b. A.r. Csrruth to join tl, 60
la ,le contract
/ Tralnloaus ol th,sp belonging io thr
|D.I.0L. r. Co. have born arriving
here every day dnuug che teak pact.
Wm. Moss, manager Of ibis company is
due here on the 18th with ibo lAst snip
ment II sheep Of bis company, which
Ishippcd al Ia stock sheep. Only The
we,hers have been trailed overland.
| Commissioner Carrulh WAS visitor
here few days ago, also T. Rippon
both Coalyille citizens.
Frank Wright aud wife If Coalylll'
and W. llobson aud viie ot HoytsyilI'
were hero ON a usit TO their yellow
creek ranch durng the week.
another dance took place here on ih'
.bth at vhirh the young folks cay thcl
spent merry time.
, Mis-, Archibald Of purlcy's Park d
, teacher m our public school,
Evervh,dv here i. anxious Tor wa
. news aud every confidence is lelt .ha
} Tf,.i.tnm III ge, tl,ere All right
n..i, ,foo,. .rd ,,.f. I.t hsr. f,,
0 sbor, min few DAYS ago.
= , ,n 49, .
eohle ul 'h' '""0N' w "'
wondering who IL gong To nave u me-
{ crop this year, the auclcrs or the qUl
D reis a. the latter are .hoWluq up 81
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

PouueW nap.ai,y decree
vas published toaas 'or0.ds
the equipment @. puN8.ccrs in
Poluscsc waters
The Spanish sIoop .agrds"
was captured ~ zoe u. $. s.p
"Newpm toda
The Oregon" and "Shenan-
doah' are safe
President Woodrd0 advises
Mormons 10 enlist iicalied rpon.
U. S. aeetwil reach Manila
Sunday
II nee is displaying unusual
naval activity.
l'our Spanish cruisers and
three torpedo boats presumably
gone TO Cuba.
Cardeuas la, been homblrdad
and her bait rics si.cuc,lbg lhe
U. S. ship "Teror Many
/ Greaser reported killed
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

NJ. l., Socum, Cameron Pa.i says u
WAS sufferer Coz ten ltals, trying most
all kiuds OF pie remralvs, but without
success. DeWiu's witch Hazel salyo
was recommended to me used one
box Il has Effected pcrmanent cure"
Asa permanent care ior piles DeWitrs
witch Hazel sulye has no equal. John
Boyden & Sons
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED ~ OUR ALERT COR
REsPoNDEnrs.

III. E,ents ~ the weeh PROM nearly
Evrry r"wn In summit county what
.'rhe rimss's" Representative. uh,s
sound 20 write Abuut
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-29

" \ 7 III
llssEFEn, April -, 1898.

llhhtttht ApIll -, lof''
EDnoR TIAEs
John W. Pike Of Ogden gave "a inter.
esling discourse here on sunday last,
Mrs. Krigbaum OF Park City Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. "a. Bennett.
Miss Emma Ellingiold Of Morgan City
was visiting relatives here this week.
sheep shearing has commenced here
aud good offer for wool would now be
appreciated.
Mr., aud Mrs. I, 6ritlon have return.
oil from Diamondyille on account Of the
strike.
Crops are doing well, especially the
fall grain, but nice rain would be ysry
beneficial.
II l. suggested by your correspondent
here that the little firing from Moro
Castle few days back wac not done uy
way OF enmity towards us, bat MOI ely no
a salute TO our nag In Havana harDor.
Miss Hannah Heneler Of Park CITY is
visiting relatives heie this week,
Once more tho water 10 flowing In
our bitches and vegetation will look
beautiful II the irosts are not too sharp.
Mr.. Edward d. Harris and Miss Annie
Judd, both OF this place, were married
In the salt Lake Temple on the 9Th.
We wish them a prosperous aud happy
journey through wsdded life. W. b.
The Rev. W. II, Weaver, pastor OF the
u. b. Church, Dlllsburg, Pa, recognizes
the value Of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy, aud does not hesitate TO tell other,
about H. ~ Lave used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy" he says, "and Gnd il
an excellent medicine for colds, ooughl
and hOarseuess. 80 does everyone VII,
gives II trial. Sold BY John Boydel
q Sons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-30
IN LONDoN'8 sLUMs.
A Rather Rough Experience That Taught
 sal Artist a Lesso11.

s1k1 @A1--s-. 20 4<SoSS-as
 An artist who is well known in g northern city used occasionally to put on his shabbiest clothes and penetrate to the slums in search of inspiration foi' his brush On enc of these excursions he stopped to watch the efforts of a rag ged urchin who was disdguring tha pavement of squalid street with Q piece of soft blue stone, and, although the figures which the lad drew were grotesque, the artist was struck with their originality and began to tals9 an interest in their development.
 That's right, my boy lIalzo yoar lines clear and never mind the d9taila Chanpionl What You don kno how to sketch that old mans head? Then give me the chalk. I'll show yos.
 Tire next moment the enGia iastio artist was on his knees, and with the piece Of stone had quickly drawn 3 clever picture. Before lie ccEld com luence another sketch, however, ho fe15 . saaaping blow on llle head, aTa a shriil female voice cried.
 ts'Eake yer hloomin hsolz, ye great, good for nou8ht hulk What [ 70 neaa y saessin up flags 'a5 I'ee Ius5 ga.sls ed3 lain no wonder aa kids do it When a eenseless old idiot soYen sets 'ain t'exansple Jse of aeaae
 pavement Vi yer ugl
 The artist huYTiedly aothes hoot, .ans to his feet. taeas
 aiting to ar8aa the matter, ed ianouiniolsly OF. Ize vows tha5 ha will mind his agn business when next a9 gees sIunam ag. -Lordon Telegraph
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-30
THAT FAMILY CLOSET.
saa the various Kinds oS Skeletons Thas
 Abide Therein.

Saa the vafious Kinds oS Skeletons Tfa1
 Abide Therein.
 Livery family has it's skeleton. 'e know that, Of course, anatomical speci- mems, neatly put together and stored away in . secure cupboard, of which only family members have tho key-a skeleton key, R4obehly. Only when tho ennily is alena, with 20 visitors about, does 1t go to the door cautiously and unlock t and bring the bony occupant forth. Tie family knows its own skele- ton, but outsiders arc supposed to be in sefe1 ignorance cf its existence, and # s'2ay sro wiser tan people think them It of course tley always are--it is only
 point of politeless to pretend to be
 md and deaf
 CT how many Kinds gre family skelo- eaas2 The 5oneses possessed an uncle .s1o died inaane. You cali3 [ go near the lQaos cupboard, or, Il other words, even hiat as tho subaect of hereditary asani6y in their presence without the
 seletol euaiblg knocking 1ss bones to- ether sad al tho Jonaees turning pale. goa can' { mention Turkish bonds to the Gowns without their laWa suddenly f2Hinet yoE oan t shislk why. And when drink statistics forla tie cheerful sub ioc5 e conversation a6 tho Robinsons' table you obaenve gith wonder that al5 fhe family grow uncomfortable ana Writhe in their chairs Ncp haven ; tho faintesb notion sshy5 ba5 tho skeleton has
 nlet Q man oaco a5 . dinner party who Was perfectly sane upon eve-Y point on earth but one, and On sat he was the opposite. IIo could talk about politics, science, art, Shakespeare and the musical glasses, but # by any chance the conversation touched on dueling he wens straight of his head then and there.
 Dueling was tho skeleton in his cup. board, end the reason was oae that oan- nyt be enlarged upon here. On oaa day il every year 3lae shut himself up U his house and was not saen 5y n9ftaI eye. That was tho one day when his skele- ton canio out and stallSed about.
 Many people have what aeanB to the general pubic haEgG 5ea9 enough skelat ton, bat 1t is real aad ghastly 10 them selves I5 is Of humble origin. Isis SUI fsisiag the pains people @iI take to conceal that their grandfathers were p9er, bat honest, tfe lies they will tell (which onlg proves that aho sraadnar. 91t's qualities have not descended in 5ho direct liae1 and tic meannesses they will indulge u, in the pitiablo efTcrt to hide the fact that two generations ago they kept 8 small g;eengroeer's shop CT wore Blash and powder. After all, tho longer the line the moro certain it Is to contain ancestors who won their bread Sy the sweat of their face.
 If all the world were not descended from tho samo grand old gardener, '' there might be more common sense ia trying to forget honest toil. English Exchange.