So saying the grateful father adjusted the artificial limbs and was soon playing Handel with his feet, extracting from the music chords of wood, as it were, of a timbre most surprising.

This was not all. Paul secured the old man a political position as a stump speaker, at which he was doubly successful, and how he stood on public questions is well known; his physical disability, of course, stood in the way of his ever running for office.

As for the daughter, Paul married her. There is no need to tell you her name. She is Mrs. Postelwaite now and that is enough.

They are still a musical family, and the pride of their home is a Baby Grand.

A TOAST

by John R. Gregg.

For Suc­cess—ini­tia­tive, con­cen­tra­tion and per­se­ver­ance;

For Hap­pi­ness—love, cheer­ful­ness and a sense of hu­mor;