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an THE MODERN MAID. 4] AM aweary, mother dear, Enfeebled and o'er-worn ; I cannot wield a broom, I fear, Nor pull and husk the corn. Twould jeopardize my health to make The beds or can the fruit, Or help you dust, or sew, or bake, Ere I my strength recruit.” Thus spake the maiden, gave a cough, To strengthen her appeal, Then donned her bloomers and rode off Ten miles upon her wheel —RKichmond Dispatch. Oxe night, several years ago, there wasa fire in a com- mission house. The contents were almost totally destroyed, and the loss, as figured by the insurance adjusters, was quite large. After an estimate had been made a member of the firm brought in a claim for an additional loss, saying that a large number of egg cases had been burned. These cases had recently been shipped in, and the house was responsible forthem, After some haggling an extra allowance of $450 was made on account of these cases for shipping eggs. At least five years after that the member of the firm who had pat in the special claim called at the office of the in- surance company and said he wanted to ease his conscience SEISSOR) AT NvLLv§ a astoan item in the insurance adjustment. The egg cases destroyed had belonged to various shippers, and they had been induced to accept the loss, so that it was nothing more than right that the $450 insurance money should be returned to the company. This unusual exhibition of delayed honesty affected the insurance manager greatly, and he asked the commission man what had induced him to return the money after such a long interval. “Well, I'm going out of business,” was the reply, ‘and 1 want to leave everything square and in good condition.” A few days later the brother (who was also the business partner) of the man with the conscience came to the insur- ance office and asked ; ‘* Did my brother come around here the other day and pay you $450?" “Yes, sir; he refunded that insurance money which was paid under—under a misapprehension, as you might say. Is there anything wrong about it ?” “Oh, no, nothing wrong; only when he collected that money he had it credited to his personal account, and now he has refunded it out of the firm's money."—Chicago Record, “* Bero' de war” a negro boy who was sharply reproved for having stolen and eaten a turkey replied : “Well, massa, you see you got less turkey, but you got dat much more niggah !"— Youth's Companion. wos N WHO DID NOT, By Victoria Cros Boston: Roberts Brothers. Side Tales with Girls, Charles Scribner's Sons. The Viel of Love. By Charles Newton Re Boston: Lamson, Wolffe and Company Yellow and White. By W. Carlton Dawe. Roberts Brothers. The White Wampum, Company. The Money We Need. By Henry Loomis Neiwe New York: ‘Harper and Brothers. 1 Start in Life. By Honore De Balzac, by Katherine Prescott Wormeley. Captain Mandeville, By John R. McMahon. York: G. W. Dillingham. Works of Jokn Galt. With Introduction by S. R Crockett. “Boston: “Roberts Brothers, What Makesa Friend? Compiled by Volney Streame, Boston: Lamson, Wolffe and Company, In Friendship's Name. Compiled by Boston: Lamson, Wolffe and Company Ruth Ashmore. New York nso, vs) Boston: Lamson, Wolffe au Translate, New A DAILY paper published the following correction ¢f an article which had appeared in its columns the previous day : “ Yesterday we gave the particulars of a fire whid had occurred in the town of Barric, mentioning the names of the victims, Having obtained further infer mation, we hasten to rectify certain inaccuracies ia the report of the sad event. There were no victims, since the fire in question never took place. We may add that the town of Barric does not exist."—£ For ealo by .all Nowndealers in Great Britain. The Inter eational "News Company, reams Building, Chancery, Lane, Tendon, B.C, England, Aonsrs. id Ivory SoAP A luxury is “Anything which pleases the senses and is also costly or difficult to obtain.” Ivory Soap pl difficult to obtain. Your grocer keeps it. 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