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President Buchanan's Advica.
In early life the Rev. Dr. William
M. Paxton wrote and committed
two sermons every week. During a
vacation he preached in a hotel at
Bedford Springs and among his 'au
ditors was President Buchanan. At
the close of the service the president
gave to the young minister this in
teresting item from his own life:
"I notice that you committed that
sermon tor memory. I did the same
with all my speeches when a young
lawyer and found it was too great
a tax on my mind. Then I tried
another way. I thought out the
speech without the use of paper and
pen. Every set address since that
time has been prepared in this man
ner." Dr. Paxton at once put the sug
gestion into practice, and thence
forth all his sermons were composed
in the same way. Church Econo
mist. Fir by Friction.
A recent writer gives the follow
ing description of the method by
which a Kaffir produces fire by fric
tion :
Two special sticks made of a light
wood are taken. One is pointed,
and in the center of the other a
conical hole is made. Placing the
latter on the ground, the native
holds it firmly with his feet. Then
he puts the pointed stick in the
conical hole and begins slowly twirl
ing it with his hands, using a good
deal of pressure, until the wood be
comes powdered, lying round the re
volving point in a little heap of dust.
When he thinks he has made suffi
cient of this wood dust he twirls the
stick very rapidly, and in a moment
the powder bursts into flame, which
he uses to set fire to some dried
grass.
A Shock.
The young man with the uncut
hair and hungry look had submit
ted a poem for editorial considera
tion. "Well," said the man behind the
blue pencil, after a hurried glance
at it, "how does $3 strike you?"
"Why er really," stammered
the rhymester, "that is more than
I er"
"Well, that's the best I can do,"
interrupted the busy editor. "I
couldn't think of printing a poem
like that for any less."
Her Children.
A well known sculptor is responsi ble
for the following story of the
"scrub lady" who cares for his stu
dio: "How many children have you,
Mrs. O'Flarity?" he asked her one
morning. "It's feiven I have, sir,"
she replied, "four be the third wife
of me second husband and three b
the second wife of me furst."
Dofng M - Boat.
W. M. Tilghmann, an Oklahoma
sheriff and a one time partner of
Bat Masterson in Kansas, was in
New York recently and while here
told this story:
"A posse was one day looking for
a bad man who was the real thing.
Bat and I and several others were
In the bunch, and we ambushed our
man, and when he was within twenty
steps we suddenly showed ourselves
and ordered him to throw up his
hands.
"He was on horseback, and he
promptly drew a revolver. There
was nothing else for us to do, and
five of us fired, and the bad man
tumbled from his pony. We went
to him and found that, while he
was badly wounded, he was not dead.
He cursed ua roundly and then grew
aarcastic.
"Tou are a fine lot of marks
men,' he said. Tf I had fired" right
at a man like that I would have
killed him, you bet.'
"Masterson seemed grieved at the
complaint, and he said sincerely:.
'Well, now, don't blame me. I did
my best.' 'V-New York Times.
A Homely Criticism.
"Uncle Joe Cannon is sometimes
too homely and direct and harsh in
his comments," said a young jour
nalist. "I was not at all pleased
with the remark he made to me
while I was speaking at the X ban
quet '
0 course I am an inexperienced
speaker. I can't rattle off words like
the veterans of the senate and house.
I admit that I began my address in
a faltering way. I began, if I re
member : .
M 'Gentlemen, my opinion is that
the generality of mankind in general
la disposed to take advantage of the
generality of '
"Here Uncle Joe interrupted me. .
" 'Sit down, son he said. You
are coming out of the same hole
Jon: went in at" Kansas City
cranial.
A Rough Mooting.
"Where have you been, Johnf
asked , the woman- who met him at
the liead of the stairs.
To the lodge."
. "But your hat is all battered la
and your clothes are torn." U ; t
"Zhuri! I was 'nitiated," I
4iaaapoli Sun,-. ; j ;
a W. aiMl tho Blbl.
Joseph has a very exalted opinion1
of his 'grandmother's knowledge of
all things and likewise of "the fa
ther of his country," about whom
many stories have been woven to
the youngster's delight. Not long
rgo an older brotherJoseph boast
ed of some four years came rush
ing into the room with :
"Say, grandma, what was George
Washington's politics ?"
Grandma was busily planning a
Srment and paid little attention 10
e question, answering, with un
usual dreaminess:
"Oh, I don't know." .
Joseph stopped in his play and
looked at her for a moment. Then
he said:'
"Don't know! Well, you ought
to. You read your Bible enough."
Chicago Eecord-Herald.
Tho Ruling Passion.
A dying miser sent for hia solicit,
or and said:
"Now, begin, and I will dictate
particulars."
"I give and bequeath," commenc
ed the man of law.
"No, no," interrupted the tes
tator. "I do nothing of the kind.
I will never give and bequeath any
thing. I cannot do it."
"Well, then," suggested the at:
torney, after some consideration,
"suppose you say, 1 lend until the
lastday?"'
"Yes, yes. That will do," eagerly
rejoined the miser. London Tit
Bits. Ingratitude.
Grace, aged five, had just recover
ed from measles, when her small
brother took the same complaint.
Upon becoming convalescent he was
one day sitting up in bed munching
a sponge oake while his sister sat
looking on. By various means she
tried to induce him to part with a
bit of the dainty, but the invalid
took no notice. He ate steadily on
until the last bits were disappearing,
when Grace could stand it no longer.
She exclaimed indignantly: "Just
look at him I He won't give me a
crumb. It was me that give him
the measles V
Various Color Meanings.
The following are the various col
ors used for mourning in different
countries, together with the reasons
given for the selection: Black ex1
presses privation of light, worn
throughout Europe and America.
Yellow, the sear and yellow leaf,
Egypt and Burma. In Brittany
widows' caps among the peasants
are yellow. Purple and violet, to
express royalty, mourning for 'the
cardinals and kings of France. Vio
let is the mourning color for Tur
key. White, emblem of "white
handed hope," China. Deep blue,
Bokhara mourning. The significance
of this selection is not known. Pale
brown, the withered leaves, Persia.
Grayish brown, earth, Ethiopia and
Abyssinia.
Indoor Baseball.
Here's an interesting game that
can be played by any number, divid
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, King Victor of Italy is very fono
f fishing, but unfortunately nt
very seldom succeeds in catching
many , fish. The other ". day, after
fishing for several hours, he was re
turning home with threo perch no
bigger than sprats in his bag when
he met a peasant who had, also been
fishing and had caught several splen
did trout.
"Well, neighbor, I see voa iavent
caught many," said " the 1 peasant,
with s laugh. "Yak: 2 dent see
why, for they're biting good todaj.
I guess you're the same kind of fish
erman our king is." ; - - '
"What do you mean?" asked King
Victor, blnahing fftriously';:! y
"Oh," replied the peasant,we all
know, him. He thinks himself a
gnat ' sportsman,' but he's no good
at fishing, ,1 suppose the Lord
thought 'twas enough to make him
a king without making him at tit
same time good sportsman.'' ,,' " ,
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