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1908-04-10 [P ] i tr^ J i* <(r*fs f1* Wh »r tV 5<h m a. 1 ^ Os m m i ,s "4 * * * with her younj neighbors. Arthur Oal­ PEEP WATERWAY TO THE GTJI7 HOW TO APPLY PAINT. thorpe, too, wa;t delightful; and he had HYMUS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW said that he intended to' invite her tier- y: - J -• f man master. Che Mississippi River Commission Greatest care should be taken when "It will be what is called a mixed ball, Favors Project painting buildings or Implement# whfMi so there will be no harm in my dancing A deep waterway between Chicago The Lcve Divine. •.re exposod'to the weather, to have tho even with him, if he asks me," thought paint applied properly. No excellence A CROWN OF FAITH and the gulf seems to be one of the O love divine, that stooped to share Ella to herself; and then she threw up Our sharpest pang, our bitterest tear! of material can make up for careless­ her white arms and clapped her fair hands possibilities of the near future. The ness of application, any more than care project has been discussed for many On thee we cast each eartliborn care: joyously, leaned over the balcony and be­ We smile at pain while thou art near. in applying it can make poor paint gan to sing a merry French song, but in years, but now at length it seems to wear well. V a low key, for fear her mother should by be ripening to a head. The surface to be painted -should be Tlion^li long the weary way we tread. some chance overhear her, and' come in The Mississippi River Commission, And sorrow crown each lingering year, | dry and scraped and sandpapered h<ir»l ^CTCAPTBB IV.—(Continued.) Thereupon there came to the rescue two with that white wrath upon her- face In a report now in the hands of the and smooth. Pure white lead' ahoitld gentlemen, who sprang out of a carriage No path wo shun, no darkness dread, At that moment the young couple beard which the girl so dreaded. Secretary of War, proposes to go ahead THE DAILY BREAD. Our hearts still whispering, thou art be mixed •with pure linseed oil, frfsh a rustle among the brambles to their left. which drew' up at the side of the road. Suddenly she paused. What was that? By Henry F. Cope. for the Job, and should be well brushed The carriage lamps flashod upon their w^th that portion of the lakes-to-the- near! The next instant a young man came tear­ A figure was darting in among the laurels gulf,deep waterway which lies within "Give us this day our daily bruud." out. not flowed on thick. When pal nt- ing through the bushes, and leaped to the facet*, and Lionel was recognized. and firs which border the lawn before tho ;• ng Is done In this manner with N'tt- ground at their feet; he raised his bat The gentlemen were the Rev. Seymour side-front. One of the servants, perhaps, its jurisdiction on the Mississippi —Matt. (5:11. When drooping pleasure turns to grief, •«osial Lead Company's pure white lead to Ella, colored, then grew white, and his CummingtoB' and Mr. Jabez Howler, the or a poacher, or a burglar. The figure River. The members believe that it There is something strikingly pa­ And trembling faith is changed to fear, trade marked with "The Dutch Hoy eyes blazed. There was much concen­ actual proprietors of St. Martha's. Each came out again, and stood boldly in the will be both economical and in the thetic in the thought that the most The murmuring wind, the quivering leaf. Fainter") there Is every chance that trated pain, wrath and self-contemptuous gentleman'had daughters at the college, moon's rays on the lawn, a slim, stalwart line of permanency for them to adopt familiar petition in the prayer most Shall softly tell us, thou art near! the job will be satisfactory. White lead impatience in the momentary gleam. An­ each geniletban scowled at Lionel, as if figure enough. The man took off his hat, Immediately a deep waterway project, c o in in o u 1 y used is capable of absolute test for purity. On thee we fling our burdening woe, other moment and he had hurried; scram­ he had .been "discovered In an act of burg­ and the moonbeams fell on his fair hair. and In future work have that big en­ among nil prayers Is National Lead Company, Woodbrldge ble^, raced out of sight in • unseemly lary. "A charming night, Miss Wycherly." O love divine, forever dear: Building, New York, will send a testing terprise In mind Instead of temporary the one in which we Content to suffer while we know, haste, in headlong confusion, and anger, Mr. Jabez Howler was a rich manu­ "Arthur Calthorpe!" cry, "Give us this outfit free to any one interested. facturer In a large, smoky, noisy town, bank revetment, desultory dredging Living and dying, thou art near. and shame—so It seemed to Ella Who would have thought of his pirou­ day our dally bread." "Who is that?" asked Arthur Calthorpe about twenty miles north of picturesque etting among the shrubs round the east and sporadic attempts to clear certain A Hungarian student who was plucked harbors. The report recommends that It is tlie cry of the at a went examination at Klausenburf quickly. AbbotshohJ. The Rev. Seymour Cum- front of Wycherly Hall at that hour of but no loss or destruction. If, then, the Secretary of War asks Congress child looking up to aliot himself, but first winged an exam "My German tu—at least, a professor mlngton was the wealthy rector of St. the night? Eleven o'clock, certainly. matter be Indestructible, how much Mary de Lode'x, the largest parish in Ab­ to give the' commission a million of the Father of all and Iner. of languages—Mr. Leigh." ' "What do you want?" said Ella brusk- more shall not the spirit of which mat­ "Leigh—Leigh—Leigh," Repeated Ar­ botshold. The clergyman bad three daugh­ dollars a year for three years, in ad­ waiting for food for ly. "You almost frightened me." ter is but the servant and slave be in- How I Cored Iweenr »nil Flutul*. thur, tapping his forehead. "Half-for­ ters under the care of Miss I'ritchard: "I delight in singing, Miss Wycherly, dition to the sum now at the disposal tho present. "I WANT to teil you how I saved destruetfble and immortal. eign. isn't he? What a handsome fellow, the manufacturer had four fostered be­ and your voice enchanted me." of the commission, and with this None has caught one of our horses t,tiat had a fistula. to be sure! I mpsr put him on my list neath the sheltering wing of the same ac­ "But you never heard me sing. How Nature again is a symbol of this great tt,**rf$sr amount permanent work on the deep the spirit of this We bad the horse doctor out and he of invitations.'^^ complished lady. dig you know that I should come on the prayer who lias hope. She. too, meets this phenomenon' Both gentlemen stared angrily at Lionel waterway can go forward. The commis­ •aid it was so bad that he did not The heir ofxhs-lDarl of Beryl took out balcony to-night, and sing that foolish, H. F. COPE. thotfght that such a of death. Iler tiowers fall, her beauty, think he could cure It, and did not his pocketbook, and wrote In it. Ella Leigh, professor of languages. Each gen­ flippant song? That won't do, Mr. Cal­ sion now has at Its disposal the sum fades and winter wraps her in an icy tleman felt that It might have been one of $2,000,000 a year for three years, petition made daily tell unnecessary; B$v come again. Then we tried Sloan's stared at htm. thorpe." shroud as apparently lifeless as the Miss Wycherly," said he, "our ball is of his own fair daughters who had placed "Pardon me," the young man answered, and It holds in the report to the Sec­ who has thought of Its bringing about mausoleums of our dead. But wait a ii/ #1®, Liniment and It cured It up^nlcely. that condition of life, Ideal to many, "One day last spring I was plowing commemorate the fact of my reaching herself in such a very critical and compro­ with a flourish of his hand; "but I have retary of War that it cannot expend few short months and what do we see? S>r'~ 4$s age of twenty-five, and I am going mising position as Miss Jane Wilkinson been guilty of hiding among those bushes blie $6,000,000 already authorized by In which the needed meals would fall Xo sermon on earth was ever preached for a neighbor .who bad a horse with to stand for the borough of Abbotshold, now occupied. "It might have been, only for many, many nights, on the chance of &$ sweeny, and I told him about Sloan's Congress in an economical way If there from the heavens as the suitable sea­ more unanswerable than that proclaim­ and thus we are about to invite every It wasn't," as the volatile and irreverent seeing your figure pass the window.' ' is ever any thought of building a deep sons between sleep and the jmrsuit of Liniment and he bad me get a bottle body who has feet to dance with to the Dick Barrington was beard afterward to "Is it to be Romeo and Juliet?" asked ed by the fading and reviving of field, for him, and It cured his horse all observe, when commenting on the events waterway.
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