A Solid Family

e nul Ms :ic .% !,i ¦¦ aih n n ui i; 'a. strP' l, yi'inj; quarreL "1 hu t golng out with yciu :iny more, Saiiiui-I," -anl Mr-. Wirklc. "You are too man to ut up the way you did toiiiilit. The uleaof an old man who hai the rhuuiatisin M l:nl thal he c.in't pat tocka i i morningSi ftolng to :i mlte iiiiictiiiij and i.aurliiiu' umi ronipiii!; '-j1 ¦" 'I 't vl ..! il snap it evorylxnly. "i1 me in piek it, I ¦i root walk with ¦ man that arts like a rtiii Huw doei t rhlnoceroi actf asked tiir old man. thinking tliat be would oatob hir mi Hatirral hitory. "Aettllki a fooi, tnat'ihow he acta," nd Kn Wickk' walked rapldlyaway, Ir. vin-r behlnd, He Bn; justasayounit man y. xiu;; pretty fart," íaiü Uif old geTiOeman. Hta wlfe 'li'in't -.iv anythlng. "It cloodlng np," he remarked; "mul .u to rain. " old lady made oo reply, imt toe ronng man imilv u the iltuation. " on nlil villain," Iu cxchirm-il. ad 'r. Wirklc "wliat éÖ V"" tm-an l.y atteiupUlis tu tru-t your cpmi lady win. 3o nol wairt yon! It's becoming , quent for ladlea ro be insülted oii the i._ loüfers. Gel back !" The young man truck at Wickle. Wickle clubbed her umbrella, aod exclaiming, " l'li.it'-. iii Uu8Tand," truck the yoong man an undiirnilicil hlow. Tlic oíd man. enoooraged by liis wife'a strikt for the anlon, jumped on the yonng man and lickl hiin while the rattlint ribs ol the umbreflii feil on the youlli's liead with Üie like the fallin; of hail stonp. "S.imiic]. no 01 an linak up mir domestic tcliciiv," -aiil tlir wlfe, after the iaitle. .MTcilllifohlman. "Wheu it trii - to lir.-ii.iy tin' domeatic Impinauol niv houaehold. he catchea my