New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12

He the gray haired proprietor Of country
store "the village emporium. he called 1t, though
il was weatherboarded and whtewasheo ana
'hiproofed." Summer sojourners said they could
never find anything there that they wanted but
the proprietor's chief pride was that he quite
''out" OF anything. His method OF keeping up his
reputation in this line discovered by an i'm
Fortunate sojourner to the least. original
II CHANGED that this sojourner wanted a pair OF
hobnails for some impromptu theatricals. and
wanted them. at once. Yes. the proprietor of the
village emporium had pair Of No SIS. but.
after rummaging among various shelves and boxes
5 and Gng on Ra like to sh et ont anything that
way. Couldn't We put off the show tel next week
par % or s two Upon being assured that delay
impossible. and he could have double the price OF
a temptation he said. shaking his bushy head.
,eiIer r. he means to make his mark in the world"
and the boots were returned TO their box
she's lust one of nfe's accomplishments said
friend as a gentle low voiced. self-enacins sort
Of little woman smiled goodby and left the room.
Some Of us are like some. alas! dirges ana
some like dear little Mrs. Burton. just the hIhhe
in for other and larger life themes Dozens OF Ves
I know would be less cherries but for her simple
thoughtfulness. and Yet she never gets any
psrin She keens postponng her own schemes
and desires until somebody else's are nearer com
ppeoIIs irons il the fire the while her own are
cooling In the ashes Of increasing years. yes, she
Is luSI one tones that steal into ones heart and
rnaybe are forgotten"
That one must beware of cultvating the magma
tion in children who naturally Of an inagina-
tive turn IS the opinion Of one thoughtful woman
She thinks II tends to make them dreamy and over
sensitive. The Imagination is an excellent hahd-
maid but poor master The ether cay she to,a
widow with one son. little boy. was ABOUT TO
embark on the sea 90 ,ec OF TO the lad
he received IL with apparent satstactlon out aI,er
after day until his mother called him into his room
willie what is the natter7" emphasizing the
SIS" v,,,,,,.
names Whine Brown and don't want to change
II TO wYlMe smith"
"And l don't want to change my church I'm a
C9nere 99 Fglsrnnai ian
''weil?" said his mother. .
I don't want to go on a wedding tour
That the California girl IS taller. heavier,
stronger than her Eastern sister is the testimony
Of Charles r Lunmis in GOOD Housekeeping" for
October Scientific measurements in California and
Eastern colleges few years ago showed that the
California undergraduate surpassed the New-Eng-
land girl Of the same age in almost every measure
merit with ter cubic inches more lung capacity
and superiority in tested total strength (back
arms. legs and ches0 Of 1862 TO 1881 But she has
smaller feet and waist Mr.. Lummis hastens 10
add Part Of this physical superiority. Mr.. Lummis
ascrihes to the California climate which enables
her to ride, drive. swim, walk. golf@or picnic any
week I'm the year-any day. except the twenty or
so when il rains. She is ont OF doors more than
any ether American girl. and she never breathes
impure air NO wonder she builds a chest Ike
Juno
The California girl is also credited with eating
more sauelv than the other girls of this cont-
nert Fresh vegetables, fresh fruit. fresh nsh;
every dav in make for better Digestion,
he saws ''aad presently the California girl VIII
have = stomach all her own Mr. Lummis con
cludee his elogv with the statement that the Cali
foruia girl has fewer nerves; she is better posea
and more serene and has mere energy TO expend
~ action Az OF which breaches gospel or out-
door living and righteous eating that Is worm TAX
Ing 10 heart especially by the business woman IN
this congested, restless. Eastern city of ours.