to PMpSMUakfttT U Um eqalnoxra.
m4 I« ftintin. qatok, white ta regard
,u
Tha plnaM Moroury la at Sru la 8**
H»jrtaa, ahoat Ua aUMteoT tba awatb
la Soorpto, bat toward tba tod back la
*5S2raStewSte^ntemI«JSlK,,‘*1
Uterf«te|iiHUaDoi( theatan eat
aak bak haaomwiaa parpteslag to any
«ba teaks tha powwr of raalixh*
•t a Iwdy stewed froot a
—Jy. Ytewtd from tbe atm,
I ptecita aaaU ba sraa to ad
ht tin saaM dinettes, t I a, fro*
la pteots bat slightly la
ta aask Mbtr, bat with aatqaal
..™. • thing aa ncro
i eoakl oat take plaee.
■ • troas tha noth. a body
la akatioa. tba taotteaa ot
. . Mgaad tba son appear la
aa OMItaly dUlsnat mao oar. nuppo*
fac taa bodies to novo la tbe sane dl
r*Mw at dlkasaat rmlta. It la tway to
S
Wtelaaswlf appear to atvt ta
tha oppateU direction. Wkeaapteae.
appaass to arose la the direction ta
•Wrt* »*• saa appaan to no*a In tba
dWIoa.tt te
Tba apparent
ptenat te alwats
—i eartsio aloaga
tba infsrtor eoe
ttls rtttngrada Tba
._ . » U • aopttter planet—
—* »b—.0»btt aatatopta tbah
•***hhMjh—te atsiBar to that o< »u
ia tha Ut
>0
IS
. Y«u>»Bbaatdnt la SanltUrlD*
mdUteroala Caprleoraoa. Mtltit
gf**” U>a um to ba ami
JJJMOjJf i«
rrfaa’ga^^a-^
aMala* aa aa amMax «aa at Uw lattar
part of Koaeabar. and will act In thU
JSS
paaiuoa tor obaerratiou. neither notion
g.ggN »w twatap ator. Japltar
jjjf «U» aei aa coomiu*
■Ur. to|tln flrat portion of Um
■aMk tka xrart plaaot riaaa batman
f**111*^*** 4nrtn« tba tat
JoNdaak, ao that aa
Mrifttar will aw tola boauUful ptanat
latbaawura parUoo of tba akjr. bar
**a»a la toi tbM of tba pltfeu tort
ssfassrftjsgirs;
•ftMHIM li Mm Mara, la an antay
•nHHa yeaktoa for obaerratiaa. On
tta ITtb of tba Month It Win ba U
sxsszstJis^’OJSi
*^»*T 4ariaigrtbaPSww£rr"S^
SttMSnsBUSJV
tba pnaaaaa of Japitar.
two acllpaaa
w|fl oooar. an ana ml aelipaa of tba oon
.SSl bo vlaibla hart.
fMrtj Uw wbolo put of Um luaar dlok
WM baeMlQ.il. Tba baglaatnf af tba
artlpaawdlbaa anartarof 7 la tba
25^ wi .boat 7 Mlnataa
Mprtaadof their
WWw2lS5w,2S*iitt3 to
g^MW^tottbirjIy Of thair
oar IntaaUon in tbl« irtiala to aalar
SrHSa**™
«*» ™nri«nw it ia
nrt im aawwaa a arietabe aot to du
wfwbMba aMWaatty batman rolaiu
Bate jnfat tmm tbaa tho Boat
perfect air-poop can pr.<4aee. It nutt
ifwmr, MhoMtRiod that, because
thO OBaadaMitjpaCacjBK ta aapll,
ttit <t Ik omUIimjntlcln Bast
■OOBMOfy ha •> ton. Tto reader aaa
ready eoBMhand that ••alt baary
pottWB. which aaa wtdriy separated.
Bay coocUtulc s body of so extremely
•Ball density. They in torn* very
Cngonl reasons tor tha (apposition that
••bBjhWUnBlIUrBade op of sorb
•Ball bedleo, ta tact that a comet is
oalhlag hot an uwsMip of litlla
•aaBan, though of the magnitude of
uw* or those Meteoric hod mu wo are
waaMa to (ay anything ooruln. As to
tho oiUta la which ootoeta nova there
prevails groat variety. While aH tha
other Bombers, as plaosts and satellites
•ova In otlipOM, the enaseu mow in
•lUpwc*. poradolsa, sod hyvethjl.s, tha
laUor two bring curves that do m>t
eVwr, bat having tho property cubbuo
■nth tho slips* of hstng oomc motions.
Of the sobs is tho orbits of o '< oh have
hare computed 74 pet osn'. are para
botle, ahUa oat a smalt i.nnlwr are hy
perbola. Tboso wbjw orbits are
ellipses bare either telui «d pcrtodlo
oatly, .or their orbtu have hsso so
changed by perturbations as to be
oobooo longer near enough to the
earth to ho wee.
Bwatb of Um constellation Pan no*
we ora at about 0 o'clock In the eve
nt"* to coon* of tbe month of Decem
bar two Wars of tbe third magnitude
wbicb. (m eor junction of a fainter ilar
form a email right triangle, elth one
It* rather abort. This M the little
cuneteUaiKtb Trlangulam, or the Tri
ple. which would he to nalmportaut
to be mentioned wet* It not fur the
feet of tta pertaining to tbe u'tctent
fuety-aight of Ptolemy. Dae noth of
the triangle three etara at a ebon dw
tafey from eueh other oonsttiuU tbe
OhamterUtlc ooctguralton of the *>
dfec d eonotelUtloe Artee or the Ram,
which according to Hippo rchns. tbe
mom famous of tbe eitrueomcm of an
Oquita, and justly called tbe Father of
Astronomy, occupied tbe (Jrel sign in
the ecliptic, wttoh means that at
that time the eeroal rqoleox was
lu that constellation. lo consequence
of the precession of the equieuxre,
the coastal lotion Arles has shifted
Into the sign Taurus, The prtocl
pal atar lb Artec Is Alpha, or ilamal.
a pretty doubts ater, and one of the
nautical stars which enable tbe navi
gator to determine the place where be
M by measuring tbe distance of any of
them from tbe moon. The other two
•tan Id that cooetellation are llet*
■nd Gamma, all three terming a very
obtuse triaaglewtth the obtase triangle
M Beta. Northeast of Alpha la a lll
de mar. fortr-ooe Arietta, which, with
Triaogoll and Alpha Artetts,
forms a little ssurtsm, eometlmes
Called Rases, or the Fly. hut on the
white seldom meutloued lu the oala
loguve of Mare. South of Arles and
Ftsoea la eitaeted tbo largest consulU
thm lu tbe hearena—Cetua, or tbo Sea
kluaater. lu bead lies a bool 90 de
gree* southeast of Alpha Aceili* and Is
masted by a pentagonal Agars of tUrs.
Tbe southernasoet sign of this flgnre Is
formed by tbs stars Alpha, or Mankar.
aad Gaaaiaa. Mouth west of the latter
at a considerable distance from Itis tbe
•tar Beta, or Denrfc Cell, tbe brlgbteet
la tba wbok constellation. This star
■arte tba tail of tbe monster. Id tbls
ouostellatioa, near Ua esutar, lies the
celebrated variable star, Omtoruu On,
or, by tta mere familiar owe, Mira
meaning the Wonderful. Its nature as
a variable faint atar was Jiaou*ered in
16S6. During tba greater lime of its
variability it Is a very faint atar of tba
uloMi magnitude, lavlsibin to tbs uo
aUed eye, but onee In 11 months it as
sumes tbe brightness of tba fourth and
third, aad even tbe second, magnitude.
Tba conatrllatioa Fsrsues, 10 tbe north,
and Taonm. in tbe nortbaai, are close
ly approaching tba meridian, while in
the weak A folia and Capricorn us have
hat aad Vega and Cygnae are on tbe
point of setting. Oapslla aod Aide bar
ran. with the Pleladee, are high up.
and in the east tba moat brilliaut
group of on net* Us Ilona la tbe. whole
baavaoe era rising op, abova sll the
■ago) Scent Mar-picture. Orion. The
pressiioe of theas at as astir boar of
evesiog aonoanoct Hie coming of tbs
winter as*son.
Kata amsas in Mia.
When be got borne that nlgbt site
ooofrooted bim at tbe door, and lie
gasped with horror. She was not
dreeled fur dlsoer aad aha bad oov
arm Is a sling. Both thumbs ware
done up in hag* bandages. There was
a towel tied around her tousled haad
aad • an* over oea of her syta. Tbe
odor of liniment was heavy on tbe air.
“For heaven’* sake, what bee hap
pened?” be aakel
Without a word she led tba way ioto
the litUe drswlug room. Over tbe
Oriental diaper Isa bad beau disposed
artistleaJly, with spears sad armor.
Jessing a baaoilfsl. eoey corner. A
burnlog dimly, hang In lh«
'T pot It up myself ted*/,” she Mid
MI bad grown tired of walling for yon
te do it, sad the decora ten wanted
|j0.”
I is Mated himself luxortouaty among
lbs pillows.
-now MI aarui did row auo«g» it
■•oaar* ha aakad, with exaggerated
ndninaUoa aad wondor. Ha knaar
Jaat baar It was dooe, Ua bad alwayi
had to pat tt up hlwa-M bafnrs thla.
* 'Ol. Joat a |>bw of laad pt|w. a taw
taaka aad a paper of ptaa,” aba .aid.
saauras- "■
Than wars alaaac taar. In ua rota*
Whan ba apaka It rsally touched bin
to asa bar aundbig than tMadaaad lika
a bcokao dnwn rasa bora*. Daatdaa
that, as oaa kaaw how ha bad dr radii
tba taak at paUlag h up Mwaalf.
“Ah,” ba Mid. “wbaa *01 wsaso
what a arMaas Imnra «ra
wa win tba lava mt a troa
Haatratabad sot hta nrwi «Cecti»u.
■rda bar, and tba Mills itrtog
about bfa brad with a enni..
1. Hear and kldaiy
»*wan. and all feel
baa 0T JPpaCita. po levee
rrrowaam,
_raa daw
there’* aa aaad la ft*<
_ __ I.W J. W. Oatdnar,
IdaoMa, lad. Ua flaps: “Kluotna
BUtera are jaat tba tblag far a Wan
Wbaa ha la ah raa dawa, and don't aara
whflMar hfl ItfOfl ar dtablt did man
l&llpj:-®
the iwialsre* Mwmms
| CkkUa* mbunp.
Tba traiu was full uf young mu re
turning frum . CuutUU game.
^“•*7* good-trelwretl youth* they
*M*> ortmfal of e*Mbuei%am. and fur
•*b® «*« »*»* simply tioiaj aad htla
noiu. Tha fellowu who were tm«*b|wg
hale. Jerking tbo bell rope end calling
the cukbtona of the seat* ware not Ilia
Ptayen, bet tbo yelling sympathiser*
who I tad wit peered tee game from tbe
grao<UtMoJ.
£*0j bed done their ehore of tbe
pUylog wltb tbeir lunge, and eo far ae
they were coacaroed, the gam * was
rtllt going oo.
Among the parerngert was a man of
tomewbat altiladioous arid banv struc
ture wbo hnd bean summoned to Uie
country on legal business and wee iry
•*ft uudrr difficulties, to study up tbe
point# of hi* ceee ead decide uu sou*
uUn of tfitiM.
a* ww tilting la *0 fad seat, and ae
the express train turned sharply around
a carve one of tha boisterous youths
lunged against bin.
i ‘‘Beg pardoo, sir,” said tha offender,
doffing Me bat with exaggerated polite
net*.
-Don’t meottoo It.” replied tbe oth
er wit bout looking at him.
lo a few momenta the train turned
•harpiy la the other direction, with Uin
siugular effect of aeudlog U« youth
»gaunt tbe prcooouped paarengar
again.
-lleg pardon, air.”
Avyareatly he had not noticed the
confidence gam* played upon him by
ib<* exuberant yoang man.
l'rraetitly, however, the same glee
eomo eathuetaat surged hreelly sg-lnst
him, knocking his h»t down over hi*
•r«e, while the train was proceeding
ttouottily oo a perfectly straight track.
“Beg ptnlou, air.” he icpealcd, aa
before.
Tbeu that tall u»,u came out of In*
abwractloo.
Ua rare up. grabbed lhut young mao
by tha caller, yanked him across tt»e
rod of the ant, with a dexterity that
moat bare been acquired by long prac
tice during some other period of hi*
career be threw back tbe flowing por
tion of tbe ioterveutug coat and ad
ministered two or three roaring
spank*.
“Don't mention it !” be mid, cheer
fully. tilling bin up and jammiug him
down bard In a sitting posture on tha
door of the alkie
"Ho barm done at allI” be con
tinued. churning him up and down
with great Iwartloeaa. "Accident*
wUI bappaa”—and be jerked him to hU
feet (gain and tamed him round at d
round like a teetotum—"It’s all right!
Nubdj mludi thorn little occurences
after a football game 1 Don't giro it
another thought, l bvg you.”
Jamming him down on tba rtnor
again aa a parting pjrauuilry, he re
tained hla lait, breathing rather heavi
ly from the unaccustomed exertion,
but otherwise unruffled.
But the car was in an upr.ntr. Dazed
by the suddenness and uuexpeclrd
Mature of the proceedings, tba friend*
of the young man bad failed (orally to
bit support.
How, however, a he rose op, con
siderably orealfallen, bat full of sollen
wroth and mattering vengeance, fire
orstxofthetc formed Lbemeelve* into
a kind of dying wedge and moved upon
tb*t passenger.
At thla moment a chunky man with
a round, good-naturtd face rote up lo
the next seat end planted hlmaelf in
their way.
“fair pUv 1” ha shouted. " I saw
this whole thing, sod that young squirt
didn't get any more than bo deseived.
I’m to old men. but I'm unt golDg to
see half a dozen pile on OuC without
making a kick. You lift a hand
against him and there’ll be two of us
to fight by jocks !”
Ha rolled track bis eleevra. disclosing
a hairy and brawny arm, and there was
a loll In the threatened onset.
“Tbank you. my friend.” said the
man ia the seat, wiping hla face with
hi* I land kerchief. “I think it is quite
likely yon have saved me from a good
deal of trouble. I dost know why a
la,” be treat on, trying to straighten
out a hopclcatijr rumpled cult, “hut 1
mein to always grill eg into aim kind
of meat. Thera's notblog in the world
1 bate worn, elthar. Hot, Orral tjcotv,
who eaa stand it to have a craxy foot
ball player falling all over him and
trying to bare fun with him I"
“He’a no football player," returned
tbe other with hla eye on the young
fellows, who aeemad to have eonolodod
to coll off tbe attack. “He’a only h
rooter. I was watching him while he
was bellowing bla 'rub, ’mb, ’raha, and
I bappeaed to aee bla little Anger nail.
Did you ever eaa a football player with
a llttl# Anger nail Imlf an Inch longf"
“I think I barer did."
“ Well, that'a what be carries. lie’s
more likely to be a travelling agent for
a wholesale millinery (bop, taking a
ThaakaglVtug vacation, then anything
else. I knew a young chap Ilka him
onoe, with a flager nail of tbe same
kind. Ha lost It by eom* accident,
and a anybody Hid be held fuoetal ser
vice* ever It."
I hope f haven’t turned this young
fellow's rejoicing Into mourning by
separating him from bla pat nail" re
Joined tbe tall man. rising as lb* train
•towed up at a station. “But this is
lb* end af gay Joaruey. I am giHlly
obliged to you ror your ‘Interference',
and raadlnaav to • tackle’ tbs whole of
them In my babair. We eon Id have
cleaned them out, though, by Georg* [
Well, goodby. My ouma la Gwil
“Mr asms tg Spark*,” naawared bla
friend to Bead. “Down wham I live
I herein me Uncle AlWa Speck* "
They shook bands, and Unci# All**
went ns far a* I be dnor of tbe car nr IU
him. ________
to IwUrt «a lha CkIMna.
I Itao* UI-.
B* JuH m lta||iii with tb*
Mtofow—Bonu aliukM tad l*uor
•no* af It* ahlkl M |*« hr* wttb jmir
■WO, and jodga bU road oat fr»«a lha
elf I Id’* tlandyalnt t atbar than that uf
lha adult Don't rspaat hi a* to la
attf-rtraljr atdrrwaad Marti* without
•uaviwitlOh, Uf «0f0 than you would
•sprat bio* ta nod without taaahlog.
tort don’t bn afraid that by haautitkf
bto Inti Bata tort aonlldontlal frtaod
yoo tone nay ii ttaroan a*ar blto. Jnat
an anao m ba know* that ynt uadai
•land bto toartd, that r*o awymstala
bto taabt«i. that yon arapnUtt* with
bto datoroa. towt you tra anstow tu af
fori hi* ail tba bnyptoiaaa peatfbto, ba
wM bonaaon aU tba mora ubuuWi to
your biinawan and aawirol. It la oat
■ ternary alwtye to rsatoia to aotiin
tba laaatm fir awry nrdrr gtvan Rot
to to eartalaly oat »*to* that Iba ahlld
■Maid —aaretaul that rrary ardnr baa
a rtaaao bank of It, ir« >Uon|ti j*>
da Ml tail M* abut to to.
Breaking Itoaae rkt
sorthwr-slorn ChrlM^a ASvouaic
“The train Wavs* at 0:03. Better
hurry breakfaa'.. Meg.”
'‘Somehow l oxn’t do a thing this
morning. 1 go to Uie panlrv, and
when I gat them I rwgel elm It la 1
want. Where la luotbrr •*»
'•Up stairs picking tbe satchel.”
"Poke tli* Bee a little, will you (a til
er. I want t» mu op aome John br
eak* for Dlek. It la ib« i*at lm‘ll get
r«r goodnvk know* lm* long."
And Meg brushed away a tcir with
lb* corner of her apron.
'• Wk«e la be father ?’»
"Out In the bare."
Ye*. Dick was out in the barn wltb
bu arm amend tbe neck of bis little
gray coll. Nan.
"1 wish I waau't going.>• he nut
teteJ. looking through tin? b*rn window
at bis dove-ode. “I didn't thluk It
WouKI lie »• hard. But I can't atay
out here, for ruy tuns is eiooal gone
Uo« db*. Nan,’’aud for a moment hta
heart mud against the silky mm.*.
•‘Gnodby, Nag. I’ll oome back aouie
day.*’
AuJ with a lost look around the old
familiar hurt), be went nut. .feat out
side, in spite of tin* protests of
lh* bristling mother hen he
Stooped and looked at tbe brood of
Jowuy chicks; theu the pretty Jersey
oall'. Dick’s favorite, claimed hia at
teution. Tbe big eyes bad a mournlnl
look Dlek thought, ho stioked the
soft neck. "PrettY Koaa,’’ he nur
mured.
But lm must harry t.n, for Dlek loved
every living thing on the fsriu. and Ins
lima was short In which to s»y goodby
Nothing seemed forgotten, aud I* had
Just eomplsted Uie rounds when Meg
Orth-d III in to breakfast.
"How mnoh time have I. fathsr V*
asked Dick as be entered
"An hour aud n half. Sit down.
Call mother, Meg."
Just then Mrs. Warien mined wltb
a satchel There waa a look of suffer
ing on her face, us she exosard the
room and stood beblud Dick’s chair.
8ii« dbl ool ciy. but only leaued her
bead down ugalnst bis. and her arms
Wtut around bis neck.
•‘Mother.’’ whispered Dick iu a
Choked vole*, while Mr* gently pushed
a chair close beside Dick's, For a
moment no one spoke. But lhes« last
moments wars too dsar to lbs mother’s
heart tor her to gies way to her filer
now, «o she took Meg's chair with
a null*.
After all breakfast Is quite a cheery
meal, and Meg brunght blushes often
to Dick’s ohrAa ss She guve him hluts
about designing girls.
Then the neighbors dropped In. Old
Aunt Martha ar«s last to come, and
Dick was loth tu let be go again; (or
Uv felt that ic the bappy days of Ins re
turn Aunt Martha woo'd not t« with
(bent—her ship waa almost In tbe
haven — as lin watched her plekiuq her
way acruss tbe ttelds luward her In.me.
At last t’*ey were all gone, ami noth
ing was left hat to say goodby. Tbe
iraok bad already been carih-d to tbe
wngon. Meg aba by tbe window wuh
her hand on Gueea’ bead Dour Qunss.
wliat will he do without hie mailer Y
All this morning he had seen Dick'a
shadow, and bis oyes fastei.ed on
Dick's face with a iook which plainly
said : --Take me tilth you I”
"Will, time to go. Dick,’’ said Mr.
Warren, as he pioked op the aaicliel.
Mrs. Warren looked quickly at the
dock.
"Why, no. father, not (or len min
utes.”
"I lease at 9:03, yookoow, mother.”
Dick explained.
‘•And you must go now ?”
i r»he wss at hia side iu an instant,
snd pottiug her bands on bis shoulders
gazed up tutu his face as though she
would oever look sway Just at she
looked wben sbe bent over James' Hi tie
coffin and kissed him for the las'
time—s look which sought bo fix bis
face In her mind forever and at the
same tims pierce the future and tee
wbst It held (or her boy. Dick lunged
U> comfort her. Ills heart w*s almost
breaking, yet be coaid not ataud there
awkardly ' holding hli bat. He Was
not looking at bis mother, bnt off Into
the distance sod was straggling hard
tu keep back tbe tears. In Ins boyish
heart he believed that to show any
emotion was Humanly ; yet how he
longed to tel] that dear, hard-working
little motbar bow mneh bn loved her
and how hard It waa to leave her.
Bnt Mr, Warren wss calling from
tbe wagon, and, after one last good by
Dick was sods.
In the farmbnuke that night a illenl
Qf are Mole luto the antilh room under
the (area, and knelt bj the bed. The
moonlight, streaming In throngh the
open window lighted up the dear
disordered room and bed. Evidently
nothing bad been lunched there that
day.
Far away tbe aarue moon w a* look
lag down apon a young boy standing
on tbo forward platform of a l rain
speeding eastwards. Tba wot Id was
before liloo, sod be waa looking man
fully through bka tears Into the future
braaklur home lleaf No. thai.k
God 1 they era not broken. It may t« I
some chance word or look will brina
back to tba poor wanderer the dear old
farm, the father leaning ore? the
Bible, or tbe mother'a loving faee, an!
with the rush of memory will come,
too. tbo uld-llmo thougbco and dealrra.
“bo. Ihe Ur U never broken.
The abate la only Mnethaead:
Me- arsta atooe oan break the tie
That WnSa Ike brart to nows."
taaattalbraiallafl.
r«»n>s«o Tribune.
‘•I have noticed,” said the Rev Dr.
Woodman. pausing lu bla discount*.
• that t wu or throe of the brethren have
looked at tMr watches several Units
In tba last faw minutes. For fear tlteir
IIemplaces may not agree I will any
that the correct time la 11:45. 1 act
■ay watch by the regulator at tbe
jesreler’s last night. Tbe srrwoti will
be over at 11 01 It would have tlnerd
promptly at 19 but for this dlsgrvetloa.
Let ue proceed to oooefder sow what
the apostle means when be say*, *1
prvaa toward the mark.”
It la crrtalaly gratifying to IIm pul.
Ho to know ot ono oooeero la U» Iuki
wbu are not afraid to ba aancroua in
Ilia Bandy aad anffnring. T»>a cnnel
*rtoc» ot Ur. Kina'* Haw DMentm
for Conaaatdlon. Ouoglia aad cWa.
bav* glean aaray o**r tan Billion trial
bottl— at tblO «r*»t rend tain*; and
bn*o lb* antUt*ctlon of knoelng It
ban ateolaialy cured tfaouaandi of
AatnaM, Broael.it la.
4 all dtaaaaaa of Ura
aad Lout* art wtili
_It. Call M I R Carry A
On., DraggMa, aod fat n trial lotiln
tie*. Kigalir im SO.’, and 1. E*
ary botua g unran toad, or yr!«w r*
faadad.
WHKagvtnenl of «*u.
Sun.
U w uoiuuionIv vu|'po»d that one
tun*l hurt? an undfit'iMdlcn uf m«*u lu
tlM-)r v ii:i ui hiioitirM to Mito-^fuiiy
to**-#; *1 ii.i ai, Ih*1 M’uio um'U u. <J iuQ]fl
l»*vo Nuiloc knot*It'd*!' Mil
I lit? mi J* ct T(j**y * i%* turn iMuniprA
The miccvo* attending tli* camera of
gleal ICeii lias generally result'd from
llietr anility. natural ur arquWvl. U
pick out Um right assistants aud get
llieio t« u*< i li-ir beat effoit*. Tli.ir
met find* are int always llm aunir.
Sonii4 sjcu Iwy- v<i Ik driven and soma
led. With evnry possible abu-i* of differ
elier la-tweon tlm iwu prowKsaa Hut
the »uco> naful managers »f mix, exhibit
,w*e ehtiaciaris’ to In coiumon. Tliey
linen auumuod <»f ib-ma-lvra and pur
sus If,eli cvurre whalevrr it may tw,
with an evgn temper When tliey
tfliee ki rj do so with m-.rd f.itoe r«lti
er than physical; velici* llie lead It is
with chert fill manner. Tlisy am ul
Wm)S In i;m eat. ami th-ir purpoane
ciiiumanit inajMcl. The driving own
may tw very qu et. tl|-Hlgti list rinlned.
it la hia |rr*i*lroce without patsinii
tlmt bleaks down opposition. If he
sh*<uM he uriogant, lie woold arouse
ivsistniive n«d pei imps fail in his pur
pose. The noisy, abusive, domlueoitog
ruler of roeo may coinuiaid them
through fear, but tie has no real bold
upon them, and tlie moment limy me
ffieeu MU o|iportnnlty to i-SCape tium
bin lynmny they rebel. Qe |a lot «
good mnnagvr nf men. iliough for ths
tuna being they may obey him with
alarruy. Succenaful niauapria of men
Hu.He, tiinl they have beau s< trained
by him that they »lll do their duly
• listliar ir is ptrieul or absent: wheth
er lie tins tho power to punish or ie
Ward, or is the mete ag nt of another
and higher authority. Such <i m«u
rules by f«icu <•( character. hvoauan the
meo under him have Irarued that he is
fair-minded, sympathetic aud devoted
to doty, lie is not arbitrary or bad
tempered, bat has obtaluvd Cnutrul
nrer hime.lt I efore undertaking to
control others. He t*. murroeer, an
obsrrvHnt uhd and qulokly learns the
disposition* of those wlmm he ruin
and tlvnls them nccoidlngly. With
oi<n Im Is Indulgent, with another
severe; with all he deals J nsily. Such
men are, ■ f oouree. -are. but these ore
men aim use to the higher positions Id
butiurts life; they lire the men alio
ars fitted to become f<nptari'. managers
and principals Snno of them are
ltttc.1 for such (ataia by nature; all can
qualify themselves fat higher others l<y
Hiving some attention to the qualities
requited nf Ihuee wrlmaie In miccesaful
ly manage other men They must
fl>*t of all learn to control theumelyrs
*<• that their lemprit shall be even;
tliey must he free irnm prejudice, able
lo dial justly aitli all men; tliey must
liavn a diOnile purpose in life und
S'tlllo;i m ib-tenni nation lo follow it
unswervingly. Mon thus conatituled
Coinniaud lespect. and aie, therefore,
flttnl to ru e or manage oilier and
«e<ker cimnirters. T:»e common Idet
uf n manager nr boss la of an arrogant,
loud mouthed, cruel ruler who governs
by llm leur Ue inspires; l>ut the led
ruler* of men are gentle and just, hut
pertiatrnl. They are men who control
lhmu»-lvea and are thus fitted to con
trol others.
TMnalo Rrapilaaa
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of jjy. Bucklen’a Arnica Salve,
cure* them, also Old, Running and
Kevrr Sores, T'lcers. BoiU, Kelona.
Corns, Warts, Cuts, Biulsee, Burns,
Scalds, Cliapord (lands. Chilblains.
Best File cure on earth. Drives out
Pam* and Aches. Only 2d cl*, a box.
Cure guaranteed Sold by J. *. Ourry
nnd Company, Diuaglsts.
We slionld nut count anything great
or small, dune for u friend, as a small
(Mug.
JOB
PRINTING.
If You
Want Any
It Will Pay
You to Have
It Done at
The ■*
Gazette
Job
Office.
-A NEW I.OT OK
Colored Shirts
New Pattens. Cross and
Vertical Stripes. 50c
to #1.00.
The correct Styles in Stiff and
Soft Hats at desirable prices.
A COIPLETE LIIE OP EH0B3.
'llie be*t style* in Bov*, Mtssct,
Children, Ladies and Men'*
Shoe*. I.udics KM lined and
Men’* lyonthrr lhied Shoe* for
winter nt price* to Milt yon.
CJothltiR, Ore** (food*, and
Underwear at price* aa low aa
we or anybody eloc cau afford.
•I. Q. HOLLAND X Co.
Perfect Health.
! ' p the system in perfect or
• ' • by the occasional use <:\
*; - s 1 .iver Tills. They reg
i..;->»e the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria, til
i.'nsr.ess, constipation and kin
•’.cd diseases, an absolute cm:
TUTT’S Uver PILLS
mi«r. at. I ) r.
iK. HAWKE 3
The Pnmnns \ihinn on'ician
-:UECKIVKL>:
.. Gold Medal. .
Highest Award Diploma of Honor
For Superior Lens Grinding! and
Excell-ncy In the Mmmfa.l uie nf
9(-e«! acle* and Eye (tlnssea. ijnld
I" «>»et 8.0UU Cities and town, to
11*« United Suies
Tlieao Fmuioiis Glnasrs f..r H<le i y—
J. A HUNTER
Save Your
Wood Pile.
Use a Hagy King Heater and
wood will be cheaper than
coal.
\V; have them in all
sizes and styles.
LOXG BROTHERS
gastonia, n. u.
No dust, no dirt. Simple. Once
use them, you will always use them.
TAX!
Stanley, Piiday Dec. 1,
Alexia, Satnrdny morning •• a
Hstdm Mills, Sal. rvrulng " i.
Cair-enteia Store, Tue. mmu. “ 5.
9i. Marks, Tuesday evening •• 5.
Hbertyrille, Wfdoesday " 0.
Hovia More. Thursday •• 7.
Dllllng Mills. Friday •• 8.
Uessemr r City. Sntnrday •• t>.
Grander* Mtn. Mills, Tuesday
morning •* IS.
Petteraou’s School House,
Tuesday svetiliig *• 12.
Crowders Creak, Wed. morn. *' 13
Pleasant Ridge. Wed. avenlug " 13.
Hnstuuia, Dec. 13. 1G. 31, 22 and 23.
la my absence Tax nniy Oj paid to
Depaly Sheriff llob Xtliyne nt the
county jail.
These appoint menla g|v- eyery ooa a
reasonably convenient opportunity to
meet me. I ask all to lake advantage
Of them and save yourself as well as
u>», trouble and expense. Respectfully,
W. T. LOVB,
bliertfT (lastou Connty.
BIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY!
Gaston Co., Bible Society.
Tbe Uaatnu County llihle society
has a depository at Mr. J. A. Hunter's
Book store wltern you can get Hit-tea
and Teatamenta ol the American Hilda
Society Issue at. coat.
an*. 24.1 yr.
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.rrty* U.ujy .. * m
tmmK«l(u4Uih« w. mu ran
"'•11/ «•»►« . Train* Nor. m aad <1
rarry
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Cl<«4r ■•IvaMjf* roinllfli or mfrwtoni vtVb
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Choice vegetable
will always find a ready
market—but only that farmer
can raise them who has studied
the great secret how to ob
tain both quality and quantity
by the judicious use of well
balanced fertilizers. No fertil
izer for Vegetables can produce
a large yield unless it contains
at least 8% Potash. Send for
our books, which furnish full
information. We send them
free of charge.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
M Nuus St.. New Yc»i
Southern
Railway.
• . . rn;: , . ,
STANDARD RAILWAY OF
THE °'">lITU -
T%» nirwi Mm i« 411 roinia.
TEXAS,
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FLORIDA,
<JLIiA AND
1*0 UTO RICO.
Ctrlotly FIRST-CLASS EauW ment
° on-ll Through and Lo el Tra na
Pullman Palaca Steeping Cara on all
Night Trains; Faat and Sato Sched
ule#..— awn
Trsffl hy I hr Maacbrrn sud gee
• rr aaaerrd a bar* Case (era able
smM ClpHlItloai Joararj. . • •
APTLY TO T1CHET li'.CMi ft»|l TfWX TAMh**
litw a>u omnAi. mroKiuTroM, oh
AOfiMBAE
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Ne TrouWir aw iM»w«r gamiUms.
FHANK 8 GANNON.
8.1 V T. X Get. Man.
J. M OUU»
Tr.lllc Msnajrcr.
W. A. TURK.
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Professional Cards.
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GASTONIA, X. C.
Practice* wherever Ills wavier* ai#
irquircd, Ai d nlprd« lu all mailer* >»f
administration sod guardianship for
his cl If LtC, without Him toenu venieue*
or cipeu»e uf a trip Ia the court-house
Ctjkvmu* Li. Hollaau I.ccrm J. IlnaArn
BOLLARD A BOLLARD,
* (Ol’KIELLOHl. AT LAW.
DALLAS K. C.
Practice in all Ilia rourle.
af. G JK&A GUJU,
—ATTOllKEY-A T-LA W
QAJITOKIA, N, V.
Will pructlee in the courts ol G**to.»
and adjoining oouotlei aud
In Urc Pndcrxl Court*.
it. B. WILSON,
ATTOHNtY-AT-LA W
CASTOXfA, N. C.
W. H. Hoffman & San,
—DtSNTltna
OAJSTOXIA, - • • • N. C.
«*■ Office o»er Kirat National Bank.
Phone 73.
P. H. FALLS;
DENTIST.
Oastoxia.N. G.
"*•" 0w »r»wwy * Heavy** Mare.
APHl.iauan,
MeAdtntUkr. Mtb Wth o« r«rL month.
Uoyer. H. G., i»lh-a0Ui of ccb month.
Dk. I). E. McConnell,
—DXNT18T—
Offloe flr»t Boor tl. U. A. Hulldlu*.
. GASTONIA. • • . . N. C.
’rnoxB 6ft.
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. PHYSICIAN A STTRUEON.
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SnPE JE3? *: vTSAT, zz?'
SomT.I* vthaitaa’!!! ,Z?tr‘' E5°"h* auontlan
JpeehM^MloBttaa riven to chew* or women
**r**|r **—»**■ ll(lapk«i,li
Dk. w. h.chowkll,
1*H YB1CIAM A BUROEOX,
OA»TON|A, h. o.
OOlno under Y. M. C. A.
IMy 'rhotie 1«. ^|ght |>t«on«t. ]0—A.
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T1.« toe* of U.e>mFKprANt> *•
Li. lh# •»■»'"* of the pin#* In IM
1^7.? * "•‘•re’e own handiwork.
’I**"® .J7JI ■*>*• leaf, dower and
iSrii. * fu" lh® ha I won y of iwrt
delicate «.>und». 7
Yoo can eetnre on* on
*rry convtuUi.t Imma.
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