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Show Purely Mental. Mrs. Holden had been bleased with tmarkable eyesight all her life. It raa a great trial to her when, at the ige of seventy-two, she was obliged o put oa "reading glasses." "But hey are really becoming to yon. Aunt Itlda," said a gentle niece, by way of onsolatlon. "No. they aren't," said ifra. Holden. with her usual scorn for ompllment "Anybody's eyea look tetter without a glaae la front of 'em. md you know It" "But yoo eouldnt ad without them." ventured the ileeo, "and you love " "I could, oo. read without 'era." aald the old ady. refusing to bo soothed. "I could ead most aa well at over, hut I oulda't sense It all that's tho only rouble." Tooth's Companion. |