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One Sunday when Mark had happened to specially like the sermon he heard in church, he lingered at the door after service, waiting for the minister to come out, in order to give him a pleasant word, which he did in this fashion : “I mean no offence, but I feel obliged to tell you that the preaching this morning has been of a kind that I can spare. I go to church to pur- sue my own trains of thought. But to-day I couldn't do it” You have interfered with me. You have forced me to attend to you, and have lost me a whole half hour. 1 beg that it may not occur again."— Wave. iBCWCwWCXiy“sWb«iWoww WWweé« Iw ARTFORD TIRES are the best of pure rubber, the best of fabric. Put together for safety, durability, ease. Other makers imitate in vain. The secret is ours. The tires are yours, on any bicycle. They are the original single-tubes. cost mos. DEMAND THEM WORTH MOST. OF ANY DEALER. THE HARTFORD RUBBER WORKS CO. HARTFORD, CONN. New York. Philadelphia. Chicago. WWW Ww—wWéwo«*~*“ow~”w“wiwswi«<*SW~*’’ -DWiwiioniwWwl WWW { Dk. Eaton, president of Madison University forty years ago, was beloved by the students and his good opinion courted above all things. One commencement day, the student who had delivered the valedictory ap- proached the doctor and timidly asked him what he thought of the effort. The doctor looked at him a mo- ment, and then said, slowly: Edward, it you would pluck a few of the feathers from the wings of your im- agination and stick them in the tail of your judgment, you would make better speeches."—Argonaut. \ j ] Z Z 7 7 7 Y Z Y Z ]} Z Z ] Z A Y A Yankee in Ceylon, desiring to take a bath, asked a native to show him to a place that was free from croco- diles. The native took him close to the mouth of the | 66 ” river, where our Yankee enjoyed a nice refreshing bath. Women and Children First! On coming out of the water he inquired of his guide how ‘When a Ship is wrecked at sea, women this locality happened to be free from crocodiles. and children have the first care. It ** Crocodile 'fraid of shark.” replied the Cinghalese ; should be the same on shore — in life— **too many sharks here !"— Ueber Land und Meer. always pec the family against want with rel ife Insurance . . Mk. ANSTEY the author of ‘Vice Versa," tells a u story to illustrate the inappropriate way in which Scrip-| 71€——- = ture texts are sometimes used. Ata small seaside resort e The 6 ; [ in England a generous citizen presented a number of ru en tia The only strictly {first free seats for the promenade, each adorned with an iron Class bic > Jantern on | label stating that Mr. Jones of this town presented % : : themarke these seats for the public use. The sea is his and he| insures the whole family — Children, eeIMarKe made it."—Exchange. 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