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Show V STEADY-GOING. A shooting party, putting up at fl Amos Libby's Maine camp, found M their sport much interfered with by M rain. Still, fine or wt-t, the old-fash- H ioncd barometer that hung in Amos's H general room persistently pointed to H "set fair." I At last one of the party drew his H attention to the glaw. H "Don't you think now, Amos," he H said, "there's Something the matter H with your glass?" H "No, sir, she's a good glass an' a H powerful one," Amos replied, with H dignity, "but she ain't moved by H trifles." Companion. .,iifl |