New-York tribune., 1905-02-28


line who last week addressed a class of Young
women at en educational institution. and VIII ad-
vised them to in for the active life Go out and
do something, be something" he exclaimed: "be-
come fishers of men" and he wondered why the
audience Uttered.
Lutte SONG.
left my love behind me
And forth Jared to fnd me
Some red gold for my
With hey. my bonnie hey,
Ia ruddy gold beside me.
And skies blue above
What time homeward hled me-
But where, alack lover
AZ Mn gray ray. then se1I seemed EN- the day
And I say.-beware. sir
- When skies are blue above
content with love
Ard gay will be the day.
WI" m{ciinton @ scoard 3 PG'hie IN The nsI Housekeeper
Last year in Aroostook says a Maine newspaper.
the best -four Sc less a barrel and potatoes
50. in Other words. the farmer had TO take only
two barrels or less of potatoes with which to buy
barrel of the best flour. This year flour is 81 20
and potatoes 80 cents the farmer having TO haul
in fifteen and half barrels Of potatoes TO get
one barrel of flour. eight times many as last
year. The farmers advised now to slice their
potatoes string them and dry them over the stove
is done with apples. then CRATE them into flour
and eat bread made of potato -four instead of
wheat flour.
Il notice you never watch with your even
NO; never have both out at the same time"
-(Cornen Widow.
The taobab tree. which has been transplanted
from Africa to Asia and America has fruit
whose pup-"monkey bread'-is eaten by negroes
and seeds that priced by natives of NADIA
gascar for the oil that is distracted by crushing
and boiling in water. French chemist has been
investigating. He finds that the round seeds grow
to n diameter OF three-fourths of an inch thar
their kernels contain SO per cent of OIL with much
heterogeneous matter. and that the Madagascar oil
is whitish solid which begins to melt at about
p degrees Centigrade. The odor recalls TinIsian
olive Oil The oil does not become rancid and Is
suggested as valuable product in place of cocoa
nut oil and in fine soaps and unguents
CoURTING UNDER DIFFICULTIES
We all should bear In mind.
Some notices are designed.
TITS the little things that tell"
Is far truer than all others:
But II you don't believe it-well
Just ask her little brothers.
-(sunset Magazine.
A public school teacher gives the following ex
perience: This theory of governing children nv
appealing 10 their reason isn't all it's made ont to
be. teach in a primary class. and It's nv con-
viction that youngster actually needs A good
spanking in while for his health II does
cheer up child nothing else will. Here is an
instance
"One Of my boys had skipped his classes deceived
his mother, been found out and caused much uu-
happiness all around. l took him aside and we had
n heart-to-heart talk. Johnny sat STILL looking at
me intenty and seeming to be deeply impressed I
thought was making great headway and that my
little sermon was surely penetrat ting Johnnys brain
1 never saw child who seemed so absorbed even
fascinated. by my line of argument.
But you never can tell. Just 1 had reached
the climax in my appeal to his better self light
of discovery broke Johnny.
Say teacher he said eagerly. it's your lower
jaw that moves isn't It.? -
The Puzzle OF Llre.-The head OF theological
ceed and so many geniuses come TO nothing that
have ceased 70 prophesy. ."-(ChTistian Register
The following is Chicago boys composition on
THE Crocodile: The crocodile is a large animal
that inhabits the Nile foves to 20 on the sandy
beach to bask in the sunshine and lay eggs IL
looks some like dachshund. only there Is more OF
it at the ends and II s bigger There was a croeo-
dile that escaped from circus 1t roamed o. er
the country. seeking in vain for pigs and small
children to devour and died starvation in great
anguish. You ride the back OF a crocodile
but IL is more comfortable 10 use a saddle Ii IA
usually quiet. but Is terrible when reused We all
ought to be thankful we are not crocodile"
Money makes tho mare CO."
1t can always make the automobile run
though "-Cfown and Country