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Show THE HEBER corisid-ere- d Not that any one would have it worth while to tell you ah) thing all about them; Ihe police are the at interested 'only people supposed to be in dark doorin the children that sleep and their ways of empty s 114 a interest is so purely professional it is is a necessity only aroused when there of carrying the litde vagrants up before the police court charged with petty larceny; Hut there was no morbid seifpit about them. Some lucky chance a hor. se held in the street ora haft tipsy matt throwing coins from a club balcony to see the gamins fight and scramble for them gave the lade the money to start in life as newsboys, and thereafter they were as independent as lords, and gave theinseves airs among their fellows. i They hired an attic.and abandoned door ways and empty barrels as sleep ing place forever; but the very crown andjoy of life they found in going to the theatre where fhey spent the money t licit should r-ca- sks Vv pm HERAL P THE WAY TO USE IT. A hot tempered old gentleman once purchased of a peddler a bottle of pat. ent medicine warrented to cure all in. firmities. When taken of course it i . failed to produce the promised result. Some time after chancing to spy the same peddle on the street, the old ft! low hailed him and exclaimed irate ly. . . . So you claim that the infernal stuff you sell fora dollar a bottle is a sure for all diseases, do you T Certainly if properly use!? . the peddler. And you claim still it once cured 4 ri-plir- d v your . do. I was so ill I could not do a whole day's work to save my life, but this medicine which I carry pro I Yes, sir, duced a permanent cure. I believe, sir, hotly returned the old gentleman, I believe sir that you lie. It has not the least effect M have bought them clothes and food, me did .and where? from thejn-anu- t gallrey, Perhaps, said the peddler you abnot use it properly. , they criticized play a rid Actors with .. solute freedom. t , Tlow did you fuse it? . j :S?dd i tf coolly replied lh .pcddfei Ishftll little Early and late mkbemplOYed a regular ..practising voice. could be heard calling: H physician with the proceeds. yer a mornin pap 'War-rul!- " as he swung himself up on the platform of the incoming trains and chances of crossing took the street pefore bevy-ladedrays. adyertls , : , e-a- ys hair-bread- th n' Remember uswith your " To be continued. ' ments. . . . . $ r -- r . mte-- m - H; - |
