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FOR AMERICAS CUP RACES THE
COLUMBIA
Boston and New England Points,

VIA
FALL RIVER LlNK-for Fall River. Boston
and New England points. Steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra on each. Leave Pier 49, n. r..
foot of Warren st week days and sundays at 500 p
NJ steamer from New York. sundays only. touches
at Newport. On other days OF the week Providence
Line eastward steamers stop at Newport.
PROVIDENCE LISE-For Newport Provt-
dence, Boston. North and East. Steamers Plymouth
and Pilgrim Orchestra each. Leave Pier Is, n.
r., foot OF Murray et week days only at 100 p NJ,
touching at Newport. r. l. monday mornings ex.
cepted}. On Monday mornings Fall River Lane
steamers touch at Newport.
SToNISGToN LIN E-For stonington Boston
and all points East Steamers Maine and New
HAMPSHIRE. Leave Pier So n. r.. foot of Spring st.
week days only, at 600 2. NJ.
NORWICH LINE--For New London, Norwich,
Worcester. Boston and tho Ia t. Steamers City Of
Lowell and City of Worcester. Leave Pier 49, n, R..
foot of Spring st, week days only, at $3.50 p, III.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY,

The Avenue Of Travel South and Southwest.
CUBA, MENlCO & CALIFORSiA.
Trains from New York. depart from Pennsylvania
Il. h. Station Daily, 23d St.. Cortiundt and Des.
brosscB st.
Rs- The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes lator than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station.
1910 a. Mast MA1L-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars, New York TO Atlanta, New Orleans, Savan
nah and Jacksonville. Fla. Dining Cars, Washing
ton Il Spartanburg Tourist and Sleeping Car,
Washington to san Francisco. Tuesdays FRIDAYS
2i55 Z. Mn. y y FLA. EXPhESS-Pullman Draw
ing Room Slsepings Cars, New York to Columbia
savannah, Jacksonville Tampa, and Augusta,
2:55 4. Nj WASHINGTON Y CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars New York to Roanoke, Knox
ville Chattanooga, New Orleans and Memphis.
Dining Cars ltadtord and Alfalfa. ..
t:25 p. M.--WASHlNGTON SOUTHWESTERN
IlMITED-Pulinan Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
New York to Atlanta, New Orleans, Birmlngam,
Memphis, hsheville, Knoxville, Chattanooga II
Nashville. Dining Car serves meals, Now York u
NEW YORK OFFICE. 271 BROADWAY.
FRANK =. CANNON, j. NJ. CULP.
Sd Vice Pres. & Genl Mgr. Traffic Mgr
W. A. TURK. G. p A.
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Delaware, Lackswanna & Western.

Stations in New York foot of Barclay and Christie
LeaveN.Y. pher sta. Arrive n. Y
500 am. Bnghampton Mail ....3;ao pm
$1,000 am. ithaca. Oswego, Buffalo Elk 800 PIN
$500 pm Buffalo and Chicago Express $500 pm
400 pm Scranton, Wilkesbarre and
lymouth Express. ..........1 2:2O pm
ZOO pm Buffalo and Chicago Linn. Eek. 1880 pm
$3.50 pm Buffalo TX. Car. Buffalo LAP ann $3.50 am
$3.50 pm Ithaca, Oswego. Utica and
Buffalo EI. ......................H7:3O am
sleeper to scranton. May be occupied to 7:Bo am
Tickets and Pullman accommo dations at 1l8. %2p
and $50 Broadway and - Park place.
,Wescots Express Company will call for and
check baggage to destination. sDAly
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OLD DOMINION LINE.


For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Primers Point. Newport News and Richmond. Va,
connecting for PetersburR Richmond. Virginia
Beach. Washington. ID. c. and entire South and
West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier 20,
North River foot of Beach ST., every week day.
Except Saturday, At +. NJ. and Saturday At p. n.
Ia. b. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
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LEHlCH VALLEY.

Stations foot of West 2srd Cortlandt and Desbrosses
Streets (penna Il. Il. Ferfies)
thine West 2srd stresS 6tlsr figures Cortland or
only erher trains daily sunday leavese.45. sun.
day ionyes Sis. Sunday leaves b.i5
1888, 700 A. NJ. LOcrl for EASTON.
s1.55, GS.0S A. NJ. FOR 81 FfALO, NIAGARA
PAl;Ls md Vest and PRINCIPAL local points rsrlor
A4 f:1 pi" IaG0 %oon. Black "a DIAMOND
ExPRsSs," Hondsomcs; train q the world: LiiH.
meeting with through siecpcrs Detroit and Chicago
a9s F 2EN T5l KjE @si f4aRaEt;
t'3.55' 4.0s r NJ ana inict4yi.qee Golnts
-.t,J5 sis r. NJ Local for MAI On CHUNK.
+.5.i0, $40 =. N, Local fUr MAUtli CHUNK.
+'H,l0, $40 T. NJ Local Express for EASTON.
1888, x6.OS 2. NJ. For turao and points est
Through Sic Ping Cars to Chicago and Toronto
'7.J5, 500 7. N. Express for BUFF; 10 and
ToRISTD. None but SlccpinG Cav passenger carried led
BgFEAiItO and West, sleeping GeEs to GhiC4go
SOUTH PLAINFlELD and BOUND pROOK, locals,
daily except Sunday 'lD4O, 1880 A, NJ '2E, 2So, '+lo
4.2, 1925 anil $50 Y. M, 49,,
Tickets ana Pullman accommodHtions at 49, q, go:
Columbus Ave, Y. W Psi Fulton ST, Court SL. W
broadway and BROOKLYN Annex Station Brooklyn
N Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
tom hotel or residence through to destination.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

MY. N. II. 4 II. X. H. and connections
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. BY Of Due
0O4 A NJ. Springfield and Worcester, $3.50 P. NJ.
1o:OpAM thew London and Providence. 300 p NJ.
81 0;O2 A. NJ *New London and Providence. 4:3O p. NJ.
1900 NJ, Springfield and Worcester. 6:4oP, ".
1900 =, NJ, Air Ian" via WillmanuC, $500 L, NJ.
Loo 7. NJ, New London and Providence, ZOO p NJ.
5000 p. NJ, New London and Prov, cnce 800 Il. NJ.
800 r. NJ, 'Springh"ld and Worcester, 1000 p. NJ.
$500 p. NJ, -Ncw London and Providence,
l!:Oo p. NJ.
sII:on p M. 'Gpringheld aud Worcester, G:l5 A. NJ.
81 90 4. NJ, "SeW London and Providence,
500 A. NJ.
runs daily. including Sunday.
ttBay state Limited, all pArlOr cars fare 81. in
GLIDING parlor car seat.
Return service same hour and by same route
SWIM atop at l2hth At,
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
{. r. HEMIsTFAD, Gen Pass. Agent
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FRENCH LINE. -
C0MPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS.

From Pier No. I2 North River foot Morton St
La Touraine Sept. 80 La iascogne ... Got. ~
La Normandie Oct La Bretagne. Oct. 20
La Champagne. Oct Ii La Tnuraine. ..,... Nov.
FIRST class passage to Llavre. $50 and upward. :,
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,


days and sundays
HARLEM DIVISION,
o:l2 A. NJ. and 3:55 Pm Daily except Sunday, to
Pittsteld: sundays only at ":2O AN
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices at IS. 261. <la and 10 4 broadway.
rs Union So. W. 23o Columbus av VI W. l25th St,
Grand Central Station l25th St. Station and lssth
St. station New York: 33s and 126 Fulton ST. and
10B Broadway. E. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone ''%S5O Cortlandt" for New York Cen
trial Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel or
residence by Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE.
Connecting with all railroad and steamship line9
70 all summer resorts. Steamships 'Horato Hail.
new and Manhattan" leave Pier No. 81. f. r.,
foot of Market st.. every Tuesday. Thursday end
Saturday at 3 =. M Steamers fitted with every
modern improvement for the comfort and convent
ence Of passengers. Ticket Offices No. 200 Broad
way. corner Of Reade st. and General office. No. 222
South st. opposite the pier.
HtEhTIO HALL G. +. M. 222 South st.
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Railrnads.
PENNSYLVANIA
FATIRoAD.


STATIONS foot of WEST TwESrY.rHrRD STREET AND
DEsBnossEs AND cun1LANDI srnHETs.
Cortiandt streets is live minues later than
that. given below for Twenty-third street
pMlqr Cars New York TO pittsbur Sleeping Car
ES$E GIsTSIsna
ssrvstion Cars For Chicago "t Cleveland, Toledo
f g. q cHG1G5 Asb L S E6Ts s.
F FSr LouSville via cincinnatb. indianapolis,
6.65 Z NJ, WESTERN ExpREss-For. Chicago.
7FS T F. ''s sJRtThwTasshRN
Pittsbnrg. Cleveland, Nashville via CincinnatiJ
M eAGG f. Log p.surv and
Chicago For Knoxville daily, Shenandoah
sSall.y Route. Connects for Cleveland except
s.ao p. n. Deshrossss ami cortlendt Streets 8; as
sleeping Car New York to Altoona East Liberty.
Pittsburs, and points West daily except Sunday.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
766. s25, GAS 1910 Desbrosses street 10, Cort-
lsndt street iolhA Dining Carr. 1896 Dining osr)
isndt street l. 49, ass o. 20 'Consressional Lin
AL pnrlor and Dining Carr. s25 Dining Car. 465
sss, S2s 10 IS SD dining Car 4. NJ, SIa55, 25S,
8.25 Congressional Lin. all Parlor and Dining
s6uFTafRR F HfLS ABB. 4.a5 p. NJ.
NoKFoLk AND y WESTERN RILwAY.-ror Mem.
phiR and New Orleans, ZOO p. III. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LlNE.-ENpress, 0.35 a. m and
500 p M. daily
CHESAPEAKE / OHIO RAILwAY.-4.5o - m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-7.B6
q. m. week days and T.55 y. m. daily
ATLANTIC ClTY.-2.1O y. m. week days .DesbrosBes
Street 21o p. M Cortlandt Street 2.l5 y M
Through Nestibuled Train. Buffet Parlor Cars.
PASSENGER Coach. and Combined Coach.
F1r pohs on Saw T Ss ony Branch Railroad
from West Twenty. third street StatonJ. 1853 a.
m. 1910, 2.25. s.25 4.lo, $40. 7.56 p. m. sun.
days, 9.25 a. m, % D. from Desbrossee street,
9.OOh. m, 20. 2 30, $40. AGO. 3d. 100 p m.
Sundays. 8.+5 a. m. BIO p. m urom Cortlandt
street,, 900 =. III. 12.2O, $50. 83S, 4.23, $40,
100 y. m. Sundays. 9.45 3. M. 5.l5 p. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6.1o Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, t62o, 725,
I.h6 S.2I. sh5, 9.25 ,D.55 Penna Limited). TO- 10
CDesbrosses Street 10 10. Cortlandt Street 10. 81
dining Carr 1885 Dining Car. so q. m. II. 3d.
Rob So, 425, 4.25 Dining Carr. +55 Dining
Carr. DO Dining Carr. 7.b5 3 55 p. m, IL night
Sundays. $40. s.26, S55. y.26. p.b6 Limited
$50, 1855 dining Carr a. M. 2.55. 156 Dining
Carr, 2.bh, 855. l.25 Dining Car, 4 56 Dining
Carr. B.b5 Dining Car. 100. 500 y. m, 1910
night.
Ticket Offices Nos. Iol. 044. 1896, 1854, III, and
2ol Broadway; Aston House; West Twenty third
street Station and stations foot Of Desbrosses and
Corlandt Streets; Court Street. $40 Flu ton Street
gS Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station,
brooklyn. Station. Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and rcsidences through to destination
mia Railroad Cab Service
]. b. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
5000.
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1eading 1otels aud Restaurants.
WHERE TO OlNE:.

Hotel Tariff Bureau .............63 9th av., n. Y.
Alc.-A 10 Carte Tdh.-Table d Hote.
Dslmonico's. 9TH av corner 44th st. Ale.
RestauraRt HartIn .....................Alc..T dh.
University place and 9th st
Music fro-u Il TO y. Summer Garden.
Gazzo's, 40th ST. B'way. Ale. Tdh., 81. Orchestra
Mosquin's, $40 Fulton st and 20 Ann 81. ..... Ale.
do. Cafe de Bordeaux, %54-4So 9th av. ;.... .Alo.
Cafe Boulevard. Tdh. Ale.
. The Hungarian Rest, 7 Celebrated hungarian
I'd av. and 10th St Gypsy Band.
Heaiy's New Rest seth at. L Col. ay Ale. (Music,
Anrsh's, lo4 W. 81 B.& l.. Tdh Dina S. Ale. Music
Cabaret du Chat Sor, 81 W. %, Tdh. thHAic)
Terrace Garden 0' HerG bel nV ed Reg Reg Band d.
B0lvedere House. .... 18th vt. K 4th av. Tdh. 81
"Ysold.Tavern,"le 1 Duane at Vidnl& Thompson
Luchow's erma n Rest aurant, II East l4th st.
Au Chat Noir, 55l ". Bway, Ale. Crdh 5gc winsI
Joaquin. @. 81 h "a West gath ST. Ale. Tdh. $50.
Martys Summer Garden, Al W. Path st. Tdh. 55c.
Plympton's Amer. Din. 1 ool b way. Tdh zoe, wine
n. Y. Hotel, AID St., opp. depot. Tdh buc, wine
Lion Palace :; 1loth st. and W. Boulevard. Ale.
Arden. ,..125 W. goth ST. Select Tdh. Boo. wine
THE Abbsy."1aeth ST. 4 Fl. Washington Road. Ate
TrOR~r's... ........1 10Th At. opp. Speedway. Alc
Rertor's..... ......., Broadway and 44th st, Alo
St-phan's los W. 2sth.Tdh. Lch 4oc Din 300. wine
,Iacoby's. .sS2 BroAd St.. Newark, n. J. Tdh. soc.
Woodmansten Inn .westchesier; \; Y. Ale.
Gonfarone's, 9th & Mscdougal ste. Tdh.5Oc., wine
Hotel de France, 20 NJ dougal st. Tdh 4Oc. wine
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RED STAR LINE ! n, ?

Every Wednesday at ~ noon.
Noordend. 49,. Sept "a southwark Dot. II
Fries.and .........Oct. 1 Wcsternland 90. Oct IS
"Thesc steamers carry cabin and third'class pas
sengers al low rates -
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers aud 8, Y. H. Once, 10 broadway.
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BUSINESS Chances.

VALUABLE stationery. printing and booRbindina
business for sale: centrally located In N. Y
State. Address pohoVS. box l7s New YoSh 011
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will despatch one of their new Main Line
Steamships,
Jefferson" or HAMILTON"
a ERICAN LINE.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK-SOUTHAMPrOE-
Calling westbound at Cherhourg.
Sailing Wednesday at 10 A NJ.
St. Paul ..,...... Sept. II st. Paul ......... Oct
New York .......... Oct. New York.,.,..... Oct.
bt Louis. ....... Oct. IL st. Louis. Nov.
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nR. GRAY BLlNN 1T West ATTN. near Broadway;
- established 1880; sanitarum nurses: home
treatment for women.
10TH st.. 22s wEsr-Dr. Grove cures irrequlAri.
81 ties at once without pain or medicine, fee $40.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-06

from the Philadelphia RECORD

From the Philadelphia Record.
A cat that belongs to James Dever OF
Norristown can boast of something that
probably no other feline is possessed Of
a set Of false teeth. Two weeks ago puss
showed evidence of being in great agony
She would roll about the floor and
meow in a most pitifu manner. Mr..
Dever thinks the world OF the cat, and
he was much distressed because he could
not relieve its sufferings He took his
pet to three different surgeons, but they
could not diagnose the ailment Finally,
Mr.. Dever concluded that the trouble was
with the cats teeth, so he took the ami
NAL to dentist of this city, who found
that toothache was causing the m sery
that fell to kittys lot. The dentist de-
clared that every tooth Ia the cats head
would have to be extracted, and when Mr.
Dever demurred, the teeth manipulation
said he would guarantee TO turn the pet
out as good as new with q false set. Re
alizing that to relieve the cats suffering
heroic measures would have 20 be resor,
ed to, Mr.. Dever agreed to have her fitted
out with an entire outfit Of new worries.
The Job was not an easy one. but a few
days ago the cat was returned 10 its own
er with a mouthfu. OF store teeth The
animal experiences some difficulty In eat
ing and rs meat has TO be cut fine Every
night pussy runs 20 her master to have
her teeth removed before retiring.
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H'Ner yet disarted the widow an the or
pl.n-he'l not see US wantin', Jack"
The Lord helps them that help them
her
Thrue for We, jack" says she, but I
selves"
hes a mortal dead mule out an out
1ldt hasn't a kick in him" says Jack. AN
mother, with the help of Providence-not
Noihparin' the Christian to the brute haste
- nave kick in me yet. il you thought
ge could only manage TO sthrive along the
ueSt way you could for a week or maybe
w., NO weeks ill / get back again off a 1T
we Journey ia like to undertake"
an may make bold to axe, Jack,
says his mother to him, where would we
!" aither maxim the little journey to?"
iou may that. then, mother" says
S9eA' IT'S this You know the King OF
Imuhsther is great jintleman entirely
A. put on him, he's so jintlemanly, that
me was niver yet known to make use Of &
wrong or dsrespectable word An he
N''ues himself on It SO much that he has
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sent word over all the known a;rth that
ne II give his beautiful dauchter-the
loVeliest picture in al Muusther. an
maybe in all Ierland, if we'd say tan
her weight in goold to any man that in
thee trials vii make him Qhe King use
the uhrespecttul word, an say 'Ye're a
mar BUT every man that tries him. ana
ta'ls loses his head All sorts and de-
scrlpuons of people, from prences an
peers down to bargmen aud beggars have
come from all parts of the known world
10 thry for the great prize an all of
them up 10 this has failed. an by couse-
quence lost their heads. But mother
GEAR says Jack, where's the use in a
head 10 man if he cant get matt for IL
to ate? So I'm goin' to thry me fortune.
only akin your bllssin' an Gods blissin'
TO help me on the way"
w ny, Jack. thaisge." saws his
mother ITS a dangersome task; but as
you remark where's the good of a head
When We can't get mail to put in it? So.
give We my blissin, an night. noon an
mornn I'll be prayin for We to pros
per-
An Jack set out, with his heart as Hght
as his stomach. an his pocket as light as
'nem both together; but a man'H not trav-
Ell far in ould IreAn (hanks be to Cod
on the bare-footed stomach-as Wen call
Tor ifl be his own fault if he does; an
JACK didn't want for plenty of frst-class
attn an dhrinkin lashin's and LAWNS.
an pressin' him to more An in this way
ne thraveled away before him for five
tong days till he coined 60 the King of
Munsthers castle An when he was
coined there he ratified on the gate, an
out come the King.
Wei, me man. says the King, what
might be your business here?"
II m come, your kingship" says Jack,
AM L., LII
raison his poor Guild mother had always
INSTRUCTED him in the he,ghth of good
breedin'-''Tm come her your R'yal High
ness says Jack, ITO thry for yer daugh-
ter"
Hum" says the King, 'Me good
young man." says he, don't We think
it a poor thing to lose your head?"
If l lose il" says Jack. sure one
consolationH be that IN lose 1t in a
glorious cause"
An who do We think would be listen
in to the same de.udherln speech of
Jacks, from over the wall, but the King S
beautiful daughter herself She took an
eyeful out Of Jack, an right well plaised
she was with his appearance, for
Father" says she at once. hasn't the
boy as good a right to get a chance as
another? What's his head to you? Let
the boy in" says she.
An sure enough, without another word,
the King took Jack within the gates, an
handn' him over 10 the sarvints, tould him
to be well looked afther an cared for till
mornin'.
Next NORM the King took Jack with
him an fetched him cut into the yard,
Now. then, Jack" says he "we're gOin
10 begin. Wen drop into the stables here
an IN give you your first chance"
SO he took Jack into the stables an
showed him some wonderful big horses
the likes of which poor Jack never saw be-
fore. an every one of which was the hight
of the side wall of the castle an could
step over the castle walls, which were
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without strainin


twenty-five feet hlBH, Without sAd4Hih
themselves.
''rhenIs purity big horses, Jack" says
the King. Il don't suppose ever ye saw
as bic on as wonderful as thin in yer life
"Oh they're purity big, indeed says
Ja,k. takin il as cool as if there was moth
in whatsoncver astonishin' to him about
Them. They're purity big, indeed says
lack. "for this country. But at home
with us in Donegal we'd only count
them little nags shootabie for the young
ladies 20 crive in pony-carriages."
"yVhat9" saws the King, do We name
10 Tell me We have seen bigger in Done
bigger" says Jack "Phew! Blood
alive yer kingship, l seen horses In my
fathers stable that could step over your
horses without thrippin'. My father own
ed one big horse-the greatest peheFe'
in the world again
what was he lke?" says the King.
.,vVeu yer highness" says Jack, ITS
o,,ite beyond me to tell we what he was
like But / know when we wanted 70
mount it could only be done by means
of a step-laddher, with nine hundred
an ninety steps to It, every
an mile hight an you had to
inmn seven miles off the topmost step to
get n his back He ate nine ton of tur-
nins nine ton of oats an nine ton OF nay
in the day. an II took ninety-nine men II
the daytime, an ninety-nine men IN the
nighttime carrying his feeds to him' an
when he wanted a drink the nnety-hlhe
men had to lead him to Tough that was
nine mile long, nine mile broad. an nine
mile deep. an he used 10 drink It dry at
a,,ar,, drink" says Jack, an then he look
"a a. the King. expectin' he'd surely have
to make a liar out of him for that.
nut the King only smiled at Jack, an
saws ne Jack, that was a wonderful
horse entirely, an no mistake"
Srbep he took Jack with him out Into
The Garden for his second trial, an show
ed him a bee-skep. the size of the biggest
rick of hay ever Jack had seen; an every
nee in the skep was the size of thrush
IN, he oueeuy-bee as big as a jackdaw.
Jack" says the King, says he isn't
tbem wonderful bees? I'll warrant ye
We never saw anytnin' Ike them
Ion. they're middlin'- middlln' fairsh,
savs Jack-"Cor this country. But they're
nothin' at all 70 tne bees we have In Done
gal. il one Of our bees was fyin' across The
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rag of sail and made toward them She
was almost opposite when MILDLY. who
had been jumping around like G azy dog
and iookns n dH d,rec ions suddenly
gave out 'oud yeI ara started tack as
II he had b,,u shot.
The boys wheeled around ard st re-
Look" they shouted simue aucou.lv.
ana started after The dog.
A bare. cgecd and swalIhy Mexican n i
emerged from one OF the large hollows
worn Ivy the sea n the blun. and was
runCing down across The sand. straicht
fer The surf They o.ud see .hat he had a
large sack iu his band
Meanwhile > frosh b.eeze had struck tho
GurN ard t was making good hendway m
his Dir, c.ion.
1--WE sheH lose him" SAID Wal Hes
going 10 SWIM for IT,
after himl Go Tor him. NJ ddy" yelled
F-i.-.
The dog needed no urging but bounded
down the beach and took 10 the water al
ter the man with the bag.
The tie was out, but the fc'Tow was al
ready i'm the surf, aid tie oat was rluEd-
Ing TO- just outside The breakers
NO use" sighed wan He has too good
start"
"iIe may not make IT," persisted FRITZ.
"aud if ne does we won't give up"
just then shrl cry Of pain came from
the surf. followed by another stun louder
The fugitive had halted. lie staggered
in the deep water mat was now Above his
waist, ANA turned aud lmped toward the
shore. bowling gtieVously as he slowly lie
traced his stop-.
"What is it2" asked VIII in amaze
ment.
Il know-its sungaree." exclaimed
Fritz. The thief has A hot barb in his
heel and it's ctamped ms leg We've got
him"
With a cry of rage the fellow lifted the
bag above his head and flung It as far IA
he, could into the sea.
But the setter was too good a bird dog
to wait for any command to swim for il
ana bring 1t ashore. ana il was safe in his
mouth before II could sink. Hurryug TO
meet him the boys found their precious
cockcrels in the sack. frightened half "a
death ana their white plumes dripping
but not beyond recovery Of animation OF
family pride
As FOR The thief the bove emf the barb