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Show l If Love Were Not. ! mot. th. wilding roa Would In Ita leafy hurt Inclo Mo ehallco of porfumo; If lov. wars r ' f glsa, or grot. No bird would build. If lov. war. not. B mossy bank. In No lloarar eomplnoont bloom. Th. ninat jlouds would torn thdr dyes, Tb. light would fnda from beauty's ayeo. Th. (Ur. th.lr Brno omium. And something mlsaed from hull and oot Would Ion vo th. world, if lov. not. A wildarneee of I loom! wn -F- loroaoe Karl. Goatee. , ! mire of the swamp that day he fel died over to resume his fragging, fie couldn't extricate hlmselL aad the be died. . The willow cutting had taken root there, of course, aad had grown .wth the years, lifting Joshua along with I and preserving his skin with the taw nla in its sapi Uncle 81 had tbongkt the world of Joshua while aim; gad so 1 always thought it was queer Ike use be put the skin to after he left It horn He sowed up the mouth aid used the skin fur a feed bag tr year Wonderful, wonderful, how will take root and thrive! wonderful!" Late Oleason The Ho deny It, and CoL Ed Gilmore, there was a frog In CoL Jones's tkiif, seat Sharkey, the proud waiter, a wireless message to Jimmy Grafft the high ball refectory.- - New Sun. Lost Treasur Whats the matter T" demandedt van, stopping to look at two The Hon. Late dlesson of Delhi, head helper of Senate Clerk Whipple had dhpenaer In chief of Republican spellbinders In New York, had In hie hndget of Delaware county wondera ea hla lent visit to the Amen Corner at the fifth Avenue hotel nothing that ha thought ao much of aa the nows at the Tutting down along the headwatera of tha Delaware some-wher- e of a willow tree eight feet la diameter which had gone hollow at Ifee butt and stood as a menace to all who might paas that way. "And the wonder of that tree wan," aid he, "that It had grown from n stick n raftman cut sixty yean ago from n willow tree fifty miles down the river and uaed as a cane to aid him on hla homeward trip to Delaware county on foot, and which on hla arrival there, he stuck In the rich, aeft soil on the margin of the river. There, aa It la well known that wttow cuttings will do, It took root and thrived and became the mammoth tree now no more. Next to Billy Leary tho willow tree beats all for catching ea and thriving," added the Ho Ufa. Don't I know ItT" remarked CoL Jim Jones, In mournful memory of whom tho fishes at the Aquarium atiU keep the water salt with their tears. Don't I know Itf And the tannin In 'willows! It would knock hemlock out of the market for making leather. If there was only enough Lot me tell you something . wll-te- There tend were pickerel In a marshy la eld Steuben and frogs! ip what My, myl frogs. Tot the biggest of these Mg frogs ved la a collection of sloshy bogs where It was impossible for anyone to got at them, much to the aggravation of all who wont fragging In that pond, and particularly to Uncle 81 Stevens, a robust and honest dtlxen who lived near one side of the pond and loved la gather frogs. 1 Ous day ho caught a pollywog of aiae, which was just putting an the finishing touches to make It a (Ml frog; and somehow the Idea struck Mm to take It home and see what It would develop into. He put It In hla and aa It grew he made a pet . if griii of ft. It got ao It knew as well as If he was a frog, too, and 81 found that It under-otoo- d he eeuld teach It trick everything Uncle 81 said, and used to go with him to the pond when ha went bogging, hopping along at Ms side like a kangaroo. a Uncle 81 used in his . piece gf red flannel tied to a hook, aad hla pet frog would sit and watch Mm flit It under the noses of wild frogs and split Its mouth from shoulder to shoulder when 81 would haul aae la. Just as If It was laughing at the fun. "One day the frogs out on those swampy bogs had been more aggra-yatla- g than ever, and Uncle 81 and his pet frog had made things blue around there. In the afternoon Joshua 81 had named the frog Joshua seemed to be keeping up an unusual lot of thinking about something or other. Suddenly be made a break for the woodshed, where Uncle 81 always kept his lines and hooks with flannel an em. Joshua went, humping Into the shed, and pretty soon came humping out again. He had one of 81s lines wound around his body. Just below his fora 81 frog-fishin- g a hoys who were diligently scare! the sidewalk. "Lost It, mumbled one of the bops, ' without looking up. Ah," said the man, with intei and dropped on hid knee about a while and looked frogs lived, and where no man could What was It you lost!" get, while Uncle 81 Just stood and replied one of tfo ' stared after him with bulging eyes youth i aad open mouth. By this time half a dosen men, tvo Joshua's gone crasy!' said he. more boys, and a dog had Joined la Tha strain has been too much for the search, and the crowd was begfc-nln- g Joshua, and he's lost his mind!' to thicken. Also the excltemsit And thats the way It looked, too, grew, and the throng caused a atrert but It wasnt so, as Uncle 81 discos motorman to have nervori ered when Johua came sailing back railway frensles and to take It out of hla gong. by and by, having In tow a frog alAt last the first seeker for tho lot most as big as himself with the flam grabbed the boy who seemed hook In Us Jaw! interested and set him on hla foot J Joshua had made up his mind that he commanded, tat he'd had about enough of the sane of us Hero, you," whats lost Do you hear?" hj those frogs out In the swamp, and had shook the boy until he wept tears af rigged himself up with a hook aad anger, and wiped them from his eyes with a dirty paw. 1 lost a cent" he walled. "Lemma alone, you stiff, will yuh? It's my oral not yonr'n." Then the crowd quietly melted Dallas New ," nel-balte- d Revolt ef the Yeung Perec There la at least one case on of the revolt of the young person ngalast too many old masters oa tha walla of tho school room and her It was Just sleeping room at bom attar the holiday and the remains of tho feast had reached the turkey The small girl pushed aoup stag back her plate with the reamrk: There are two things I hat aad eaea turkey eoup and tha other1 he aag-alfloo- d e L d TEA n. sub-mak- g sat-stlo- M found that ho could teach It trick tegs, with a foot or so streaming out behind, that end having the hook and the red flannel on It. He went bouncing along down to the pond like a rubber ball fired out b( a cannon, soused In and struck out for the swampy part where the big and sassy Chlafor Costs m cents and equals aotfiot worth of any other kind ef Maine. Wont Freeze, Spill, Break Nor Spot Clothes DMBCTIONS FOR MBS . TEA e e Inhabitants ef Gyangtso Are Religious Devotee Gyangta which la distant 211 mliea from the Indian frontier and 124 miles from Last Is a large and Important town with n network of Irrigation channel The tow which la over two miles la circumference and contains 1,000 house is situated about two am all hill which llo oast aad weak Oa the western hill la a col lectio of massive wall keapa aad bastions covering the whole surface of the rock, 500 feet high aad 400 tha western hlU la a You can have good tea if yards long. of On 600 monk with a lofty monastery you want tt, wherever you temple nine stories high, which la considered by the Tibetans a particularly are. holy plac Surmounting tho edifice la a gilt dom aad from hero a Tsw giwMr ntarw' iww wouer If yau am UkvSnfcUUaf-- l Unb view la to be had of tha town and surrounding mountain Inside the temple are numbers of niche HAD PUT BUTTON TO, USE. filled with images of Buddha aad at Mat The town and the surronnd-ln-g Why Youngster Could Not Produce swarm with monaaterie country Pursuit of Happinaa In one of which Chandra De aa InThis story la told of a Washtngtoa dian traveler, found 500 monks eneehool principal who waa trying to gaged In divine service and 200 more lake clear to hla class tha fundamsu-la- l rending the sacred book while on doctrines of the declaration of In- each aide of the Image of Buddha dependence : were four rows of monk twenty la Now, boys," he said, "I win give each, with hundreds of butter-fayou each three ordinary button lamps burning In front of thorn. Hera they ari You must think of tha Old Mans Secret. first one as representing Ufa, of the Second one aa representing liberty, Alpena, Mich.. Sept 5 (Special). and the third one aa representing the Seventy-liv- e years of age hut hMo Next Sunday 1 and hearty la Mr. Jerome K. Fourpursuit of happlnea will aak you each to produce tho three nier of thla place, and to those who buttons and tell me what they repre- aak the secret of hla splendid health ho gives the good advice Use Dodd's sent" The following Sunday, In accord- Kidney Pill ance with bis pit the teacher InterWhen asked for hla reason for so rogated hla class oa the subject of strongly recommending the Great the buttons. American Kidney Remedy, Mr. Fonr-nle- r related the following experience; Now, Johnnie, he said to the I recommend Dodd's Kidney youngest member, - produce your three buttons and tell me what they Pllla because they cured me of Dla-betI suffered with my kidneys stand for. Whereupon the youngster for a long time and suffered terribly began to weep. I aint got em an," he sobbed, from those Urinary Troubled that are ao general among aged people. holding out two of the button Then I started to use Dodds KidHoroe life an here's liberty, hut mommer sewed the pursuit o' happi- ney Pllla and eight boxes at them ness on my pants." Harpers Weekly. cured my kidneys, regulated my water aad made me feel like a hearty young man." ays Chinese Make Good Soldier Dodds Kidney Pills make the old CoL Grandprey, once French military attache la Pekin, gives soma very foel young because they make eonud Sound kidneys mean health interesting Information regarding tha kidney and health is the other name for Chinese army In tha Bevue de Pari He saye that few countries have such youth. excellent material aa China for an Bacteria In Milk. army, where tho whole population of In the heat milk bacteria number 420,000,000 consists, so to speak, of one people, displaying tho same racial 10,000 to a spoonfuL In a really bad of milk the astonishing toUl Tho Chines la long lived sample qualltle at COO million la reached. and tenacious of Ilf Ha thrives la every climate. In apfte of the heat or cold, la extremely thrifty and thsiri-foreasily supported. He haa serves When we Bay we1 we tf steel, he can 'sleep In nay position and In any .place, end can do with a He's we minimum of sleep. He seldom needs mean your grocer. n doctor and bears pain with the and were he. Money back greatest stoicism. The Chinese la '' very teachable, and what he has once does been taught be never forget Lorn Yomr giow ritiTBirtv don Glob ttte MIUIbm'b ImL King uopolds I7SJW0 Rug, King Leopold of Belgium owns ose rug that cost a comfortable fortune In Itself," said J. F. CaldWell, who npi resents an Eastern carpet manufao I have seen the rug, and It la tory. a beauty. King Leopold paid ltf CCO. or 975.000, for It I saw the rug when it was on exhibition In Vienna It was made In the Orient and fi Land tufted. Its age Is Its principal value, and It has been under the foal of royalty for probably a century. Tba rug Is very large, measuring probabtr 60 by 75 feet "Few rugs like that come to AmeriStumping around the place first rat ca, though the millionaires freqndB!! Una; swum oot and flashed the flannel pay as much aa $5,000 or 96,000 for under the noses of some of em, some. Few carpets an Imported, as hooked one and lugged It horn He they can be made much better by mathat after- - chinery than by hand, and America brought In twenty-nin- e excels In all machine made good There were pickerel In that pond, Large numbers of hand-mad- e rags; 1 think I told you. I should Voices ef Native African say there however, are Imported every year from wasl The timbre of the voices among cenTurkey, Persia, Arabia and all parse "One day Joshua was returning ci the Orient We have no labor cap- tral Africans la usually good deep and strong In the men, very melodifront, a fragging excursion to the able of competing with their rug' One ous and sweet In the wome swamp, fetching In a prise, and when Louisville Courier-Journanotable peculiarity about tha people It was half way home Uncle 81 saw a The Woman Across the Se b the forced key lu which they ah tig splash In the water In his wake, and saw Joshua give a tremendous O, her llpe were red and her akla waa ways carry on conversation. The orbrown, dinary quiet tones of civilized speech hump to himself. He came right on, Thla woman across the sea; are scarcely ever heard among them. hsr hair a glistening, ssble crew though, and landed his catch; but his And This woman across tho sea: They literally about and, such being left leg was off at the knee. And she tovsd a man, ay she loved their habit. It is n matter of IndifOne of those pickerel had fastened As man.a true Ifestlsa can. only to them whether the person ference on as much of Joshua aa It could get But tha frown of fats was on bar plsa. to whom they are speaking la close Thla woman across tha se Into Its mouth and took it along. or twenty yards away. They are Uncle 81 was a handy man, and as O, tha daya were long that he called has by moot tireless chatterer aaya a travsweet. soon as he saw what ailed Joshua he Thla woman across the sea; 1 doubt whether any other peoeler. loved tha dust at hia vary toe cut a stick off of a tree and fastened And ahawoman across the sea; This ple in the world talk so much or laugh It on to the frog as a wooden leg. The Per waa fair and hla eyas ware ao much. Their laughter la particuskin hla wound healed up, the skin grew down laughed la hla ears las anldlaar larly healthy, natural and rare-tralneover the wooden leg, and In a few Aad ie a moat exhilarating sound." T35her tale as soldiers may, days Joshua was stumping around the And woman so across Thla the place first rat came there to bless her lav priest His swimming days were over, NoThis woman across the sea; though, and with them his usefulness ghe thought him true as the stars abas Tbls woman across the sea; We stand or fall by our as a frog catcher was gone, although, But he went away and she waited km unfortunately, Joshua did not think And crooned to hla child a mother-so- n Best and ea Schillings so himself, and one day Uncle 81 al- And worked and toiled and thought am wrong. most fell In a faint when he saw that re re not going-dowThis woman across the sea; frog seated on a big slab and paddling O. the man aha loved If reel forgot her asm over toward the swamp, his frog This woman across the sea; her face, forgot her ahum tackle with him, and his wooden leg Forgot woman across the sea; This ' sticking out in front of him like a For he mated with one of hla fnlr finad A Valuable Scrapbook. kin- dveteran of the wars." e a scrapbook to one devote no he laughs at the one that he left I 'Somethin' will happen to that It much more Interesting hind. frog ylt, sure as settln' This woman across the see. valuable, and when you begin to hens!' said Uncle 81, aoon as he could Robert V. Carr. In 8t Paul Dtspatck ier material on any one theme you catch his breath. be surprised at the amount which Work on Simplon Tunnol. .He was right. Day after day for a come to hand. Suppose that you Tho Jungfrau boring, which may week Uncle 81 gated out over the to know all about some famous t be said to rival tha Simplon tunpond toward the swamp, watching for fairly io either In the public eye at Joshua, but Joshua never came back. nel, ! approaching completion. It lent, or some one of past time 'I knowed them aggravatin froga thlo case, however, the boring ( up; a Magaxlnes and other sources over there waa p'lson mean, said Un- Instead of through the mountain. A be collected articles, portrait cle 81, at last, but wbo'd 'a thunk height of 9,100 yards has already bee , poems la relation to the aub-laps and there still remains about reached, theyd V took advantage of a crlppIaT 720 la clipped, the matter When etc. yards to bore. The aim la to get, Years passed. There came a time pbook maker may copy it neatly when It was to the advantage of that by a funicular line, to the Mer de The educa-i a pen Into her book. which offers one of the Unset book la some-a such of part of old Steuben that Uncle 81's Glace, value panorama! of scenery In the world. n pond should be drained, and It wa worth while, aa well aa the boring, which will be the highest oneself The awamps bogs became dry land The of having gathered and were covered with a nice growth In Europe, will be flnlahed la tlma for auch Information on a single nub- to be the railway at opened the end of timber. One day Uncle 81 was of 1905. to medical anticipatramping through It, and he saw a tions, theContrary 1 had TnftomaterT Khmaatiem, hat lem men enjoy splendid health tree with a funny-lookin- g aeUeew. Ikaakcfo lir. I&tM object near KMUdjr' KaralM h i at tbe inaiMMM.-,(anUljaSaMr,Xfworking present Mr. great elevathe top. tion. Curious to know what It could be. When Icebergs Are Ueeful. he chopped the tree down. Words sailors possess tho curious Many A Great Organization. cant express ' the astonishment of bet of being able, aa they any, to Here la a summary of the Salratlo Uncle 81 when be discovered that the army operations on the social aide: "smell" Iceberg and thereby escape strange object was the skin of a tre- There are 190 food shelter many encounters with them. Really, depot mendous frog, one leg of which was with accommodation fur however, the fact la that the approach 11,504, aad fast to and part of tho top of a branch no fewer than 4,579.000 beds a berg la heralded by a sudden and ef have of the tre been provided during the last year. decided cooling of the atmosphere, which these experienced marlnera Uncle 81 was pnsxled, but the min- There are seventeen prison-gatute It came to him that the tree was homes, with accommodation tor 511, oon perceive and are warned by. But oftentimes a vessel will run Into a a willow and that It had been a wil- and 2.000 satisfactory cases have bee low tree from which he cut the woodpassed through them during the last neat of them and may have to be Iceen leg for Joshua years b afore, all was twelva months. There are 116 rescue towed to safety by her boat sometimes are useful. The lee bergs homes plain. accommodating 2,719, and 5,700 Its lost Joshua, said he, 'and hit satisfactory cases have been passed of a berg la a favorite shelter from form, and Arctic steamers. Northern wooden leg!' through, while the eighteen land col"And so it was. The poor frog had onies contain 29.252 acres, snd give whalers, and Newfoundland sealers frequently adopt the novel expedient got stuck by his wooden leg In the temporary cnu'loymrr.t o f.7,000 me 6 anchoring to berg z; IMPORTANT TOWN IN TIBET. reo-or- around in tho bJatofm - Mysterious Disappearance dominions of the Brltteh In th empire alone 1,000 Individuate vanish every year without leaving aay ladh yaniM as to their whereabouts a over appearing agal Wonderful Remedy. Alton's Foet-Ea- a aad Hava tried ALLENS FOOT-EASlad it to be a oertaia cur and givea oom-toto one suffering with aor tender aad awoUaatoe I will recommend ALLEN'S FOOT-EASto my friend as U U certainly a wonderful remedy. Mrs. N. H. Guilford. New Orlean La. rt E NOT A FLBASANT COMPANION. Landlubber Glad Whan Captured Squid Was Set at Liberty. Having caught n squid, a landlubbw at mb thus describes him: "The quid la a small, cousin of tha octe Ha la about one foot long from pu tho tip of hie tall to the tip of hla tentacles (extended). Normally, he la of a pale tan and rich alenn with darker spots; but he haa the power to becom if frightened, almost eoV orless . lu an instant In extrema fright he discharges' a dirty brown cretlon, lu the manner of hla kind, and escapes while the enemy te ravel oped In the Impenetrable amudg Tha head te principally arm with n to mldable parrotlike beak In the com ter; while hla eyes are located Jual hack of the arm clus ter. The tall la of tha shape of a spearhead, with rounded barb I did not examine him vary closely, because of hte snake-llk- a tentacles; and, further, because hla beak, reaping on tha spear-litwaa moat unpleasant We dropped hla overboard and I waa glad to as him -- g" STILL CALL FOR HORSESHOBB Trolley Cara and Automobiles Have Little Reduced the Output How about horaeshoeaf" waa naked of a dealer In Iron and atari "Haa supplies, Including horseshoe th Increased use of automobiles tea zoned the demand for horseshoes was tho reply. "We No, It haan are selling aa many horseshoes aa aver. It waa thought when tho trolley ear was Introduced that something waa going to happen, bnt the trolley care came la ao gradually that their Introduction had ao offset on the horseshoe trade, and It te ao aa te Haw to Tall Pap tho auto. Horses yet remain In gem The Sumner (Mo.) Star aaya a horse-nhoe- s visited the home of a farmer friend oral un, and the demand for still continues." near Sumner the other day, pad, findThera are fourteen concerns la the ing a little hoy out lu the yard, asked bon where hie tether wa The little fel- United States manufacturing Their annual output te somelow replied: Papa's out lu the pig- shoe pen. Ton can tell him hes get a where about 1,000,000 kegs of 166 pounds each. tat o TEA f it name at the Woridto Pal Sol dark af Iowa Banss Care ef Matting. of It te said by a practical houesfcsep Hotel Alto Vlito, or that washing BcpiwntsUw la matting with strong entrance sad Is prepared to mh Aznoolturml with catertoia guesto looms at tl.W aad sots M alt water will strengthen the fibers and make It wear longer. Matting oat Heotrio light toilet aad bath room eat Market street earn direst from Uatea should always bo swept the way at Btatle Hlfheet aad eoolart point arosad SL the wear that I tho way af tha Louis OCBeial naps of Fair aad other lnfema-tte- a eeat eaappUeatto Make laserratleaaacw- - warp aad never across It D. G usuef MADE UGLY BY TATTOOINO. BUILDING FOOD ef African Natlvaa Fend at the P races Tattooing b almost universally fey both sexes at the natives of Afric It 1 however, very roughly done aad Is altogether Inferior to the tattooing of tha Maoris of Now Zealand aad' other Pacifio race Th method of operation b simply to make a silt In the akin aud then rub In charcoaL Among the leas pleasing feminine ornaments must he reckoned tho nos buttons of the aud the frightful pelela or lip ring of the The nose button la a cirAnyanj cular disk of Ivory or burnished lead, let into on aide of the nostriL Ugly aa la the effect produced by thl It la yet n thousand times leas hideous than the pelele, which consists of a round flat piece of Ivory, or wood, fixed In a silt lu the upper lip The lit b gradually Increased by the Insertion of auccesalv pings, each a little larger than the preceding on until It can accommodate a full alxed pelela, which sticks out an Inch or more in front of tho face, rendering th appearance of the wearer scarcely To Bring th Bablra Around, When a little human machine (w r large one) goes wrong, nothing te am Important aa tha selection of flood which win always bring It around again. My little baby boy fifteen mratha old bad pneumonia, then came brain fever, and no sooner had he got over these than he began to cut teeth and, being ao weak, he waa frequently thrown into convulsion" aaya a Colorado mother. I decided a change might help, so took him to Kansas City for a visit. When we got there he was so vary weak when he would cry he would Ink away and seemed like he would prao-tlce- d Wa-Ya- o human. Napoleon Honda the List FroL Laiiell of Colombia university, haa taken the four principal encyclopedias of th world English, French, German and American and made out a Hat of a thousand famous mem and women to whom la given the moot He haa found that Napoleon apac heads the Hat, Shakespeare comes second, Mohammed third and Voltaire fourth. George Washington, the first American In the Hat, to number nine- teen.. Tho Old, Old Story. Tho hour waa growing rather lat till he and ahe bung on the gat Bald he, "My dear, you bet I hate to break away, but such la fate. Said the, "Well, weve another date tomorrow night, so let ua wait." Their arms entwine they osculate, and both declare tie simply great then scy "Good night!" and separate. dlu. When I reached my latera homo ahe said immediately that we murt feed him Grape-Nut- s and, although I had never used tha food, we got aome aid for a few days gave him Just tho Juice of Grape-Nut- a and milk. He get stronger ao quickly wo wore soon itself and feeding him the Grape-Nut- a la n wonderfully short time he fattened right up and became strong and welL That showed me something worth knowing and, when later on my girt cam I raised her on Grape-Nutand she la a atrong healthy baby and has been. Ton will sea from tha little photograph I aend you what n stros chubby youngster the boy te now, but ho didnt look anything like that before we found thla nourishing food. Giape-Nut- a nourished him hack to strength when he waa ao weak ho cculdnt keep any other food on hla Name given by Poetum stomach. Co., Battle Creek, Mich. All children can be built to a more sturdy and healthy condition upon Grape-Nut- a and cream. Tho food contains th elements nature demands, from which to make the soft gray filling In the nerve centers and train. A well fed brain and atrong, sturdy nerves absolutely insure a healthy body. Ixxjk lr-- each pkg. for the famous little hook. The Road to Wellvlll" a |