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Tom and Ralph were getting the posts for the outer ends of the fort. 218 When all was ready, the signal was given, and the various divisions sprang to their allotted work. They marveled at the celerity with which the fort was put up. I see a serious defect in the arrangement at one point, said Tom. What is that? was the question from all. You see we have the fort ready, but it is adapted for one side of the wagon only. It may be most important to have it arranged so that either side of the wagon can be
before George could close it, and mount to the rafters. George followed his movements without a word. He was back in an instant with the little mirror which George had given him some weeks before. It was the only time he had taken it down or brought it within sight of those around him. With this treasure in his hand he scrambled to the wagon, and found a secure place in the top bows of the wagon, and then hung on the rear bow and waited for the start. He loved these jaunts in the wagon, and they had been

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visited the place before he had recovered his memory. The log was evidence that some one above the falls used it as a raft, and from its position could not have been there many months, and probably was washed there at the time of the last severe rains about ten weeks previously. John removed the rope, and put it in the wagon, and the boys noted the approving manner of the Professor as he did this.
problem. I really believe, said Tom, that we can adjust the sections in that way while the wagon is moving, as it can be attached without any difficulty. It is derful how one improvement marks the advance stride for the next. Invention is really nothing but a step by step movement; a little addition here, another accretion there, and so on, so that invention has been shown to be, not a matter of quantity, but of quality. The mere bending of a wire, if it produces a new and useful result, is just as much entitled