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THE JUDGE. Captain Arthur,” he said, firmly but re- spectfully. “you have thought proper to take the « f this ship out of my h: How vou will answer to the owners if dent befalls is no concern of mine. Tecan only regret that [used my influence with the SUNDAY-SCHOOL STORIES. WITH PATENT SRLPSUGGESTING MORALS nds, NO.I ty whistle in the w arkness which w herin, owners to secure you the appointment to a position which yout ar fill. ifestly unfitted to r. Tand my friends we do not pro- Meanwhile, howe to fury by the temy ane ho ard this ship. the white line of b akers that rocks of a low-lying and treacherons shore, er go to pieces without an effort beach, the good ship * Republican” battled used to t our with the hor not lee shore that me On her deck 4 were bawlin strove to claw off the truction. The officers whither and Are thing ain. They so bad, then?” inquired the reas bad as they can be. Come ¢ for yoursel: but nothin, contradictory order asaceom- other moment the plished, and the resi of the mighty and his night-gl waves was bearing the ship nearerand nearer “There are breakers under our lee. to the dreaded rocks. But where was the captain? “Is it possible that this is the first intima- Me ter message had been bre tion he has had of them?” thought the pilot. him in his cabin, but whether h realize the imm er, sunk int refu: “ Brea out in the bows, T thought as) much.” at is the “84 shox ang out the look- hence of the peril, pathy of despair, hi faith in the powe an aid, himself, Snddenly, with a ort of a cannon, hes > tempest om its bolt-roy a white cloud in th The captain pilot C- had lost id nor und like said the pilot. and if we strike it ptain, s to leeward ne instant the open and. ex- Take command of your own ship: you men on board who have weathered as storms as this one—though I don’t know that the grand old ship was ever in such a —g entere OCTOPUS ; OR, THE TICKER AND ITS VICTIMS. | ght place before his neve took in at ag! nifold horrors of the situation. erdid vou to get her into such a box? Who officer of the watch? utenant Chandler,” answered the cap- settles it.” began the e: but a ter- which threw both from their feet, errupted him. All was confusion ina mo- ment. ‘The ship had struck. . . . . The moral of a shipwreck is evident enough, and the French express it neatly in the words salve qui pent. Will President Arthur kindly arouse teothat yply too forei- | All the latest short skirts. —F The new styles of Indies’ stocki ‘ashion Note broidered, and some of them very castly.- | Fa Note | Read these two items in connection, v« | thers and husbands of to-day, and. treimbl » effect will be pretty—sweetly pretty: least one effect will. Another effect will be a startling in in the hosiery bills, | Tne Kittaning (Pa.) Times prominently adver aldson’s Kittaning Nu series. s cut out the ‘ad and will take it home and submit it to his favorite maltese. | comicbooks.com