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A NEW READING. HarennToN — A HOME INDUSTRY. “Well, free tariff won't hurt me. The principal thing I consume is tobakker, an’ I rase that right yer.” NO ONE INTERFERED. . T WAS a jolly party. Every member of it seemed to be enjoy- MATERIAL CON- j ing imaall; and abeattee quiet young man rose to go there SIDERATIONS. " were cries of “Sit down!’ He protested mildly, but sat down. +6NO, | SHALL wed A little later he again tried to leave, but the others wouldn't no more. This hear of it. He said something about Jim being sick, but the reply is my last,” decisively said was that if Jim were a good fellow he wouldn't want to break up a a Chicago woman. party, even if he were sick. “Why, Clara, what A third time the young man rose to go, and this time he seemed has made you so deter to be determined. mined?" isten to me,” he said slowly in answer to their objections. “Well, you see, it has Jim is sick and alone in our room. He has been on his back for come to be a fixed agree- 4 three weeks now, and it may be three weeks more before he gets out ment in this city to give Uae R of bed. Jim won't complain—he isn’t that kind of fellow—but no wedding presents after that doesn’t make him any the less lonely when he’s counting the the fifth marr figures on the wall-paper ina room that's not any too pleasant when CONCLUSIVE PROOF. 9 a man is in good health. And he needs attention too. I've been ene ay } here three or four hours now, and if you think you need my com- . ‘T DON'T believe that old Rouse left TE ; pany any more than "“— all the money that the newspapers ; i Thalanifah fellow =the fel? said he did.” Exp low who creeps into almost __ “Why, they all reported it at the same mal ehery earipenecale dae figure.’ . Me \ to assert himself, and he said “know it; but no New York woman Ty 0% { lable usdat eeuncl eames has turned up and claimed to be his wife, oo R = “Oh, hang Jim!" ss has there?” 4 No one said anything, no one interfered, when the quiet young man reached out after the selfish fellow. No one said anything, no one interfered, when the selfish fellow left the room — suddenly. And, somehow, every one had more respect for the quiet young man when he left to go to his room-mate a minute or two HOW TRUE! A MAN may be superior to false social stand- ards, yet it makes him un- comfortable to be cut by his barber. CAUTION. ‘+L EMME GO," said Freddie Filligen to the policeman, “Can't you shee (hic) I'm jes es shober ash I can be?” BRATION, Come along wid it bunged up dat way?” me," was the reply, “Oi'll . ye see, I was ripresintin’ Columbus in the big niver lave yez alone wid parade. Av coorse | had me little bottle wid me an’ I took adrap too much, Tye an’ be hivins! I fill aff the float.” yersilf whin yez don’t h Kittacky ye right fer lowerin’ yersilf to the livil avadago.” know yer loaded.” comicbooks.com