I U I were you, b«fur» I wouid My ,
PRIVATE POLICE SYSTEM*,
1 word of thia «tory to Yolande, I would
make «ure that that *uuld be »uflleient
for Leelle. He aay« that Yolande muSf ‘
Guard Their Froparttoa.
be told; but will that «uSee? 1* thst all
Every on* of the fifteen rallroal*
he wants? If I ware In your place I having terminal» In New York or Jer-
I would have a clear uudef»t*ud«ig. Do aey City haa It* own private pollco
you know, I can’t help thinking there is
something behind all thia that hasn't force. These men ar* scattered along
come out If thia yo*ng fellow is really the route from there to Chicago, St
BY WILLIAM BLACK
j in earneet about Yolande—If he is really Loula or polnta north or aouth. It la the blood and a* long as it
“
ld ,Ore’ The
U
Feed your hair; nourish it;
I fond of her—I don’t think he would put their duty to protect the compauy'a
remains the sore will be
this
«tumbling
block
in
tlie
way
—
I
don't
m
7
bIood
h«'»
“
«
poisoned,
and
prop
jrty,
trace
freight
robbtrlea,
watch
give it something to live on.
think he would exact thi« «aerifico from for thlevea who make a specialty of there and continue to grow the doctor told me I would have running sores foe
Then It will stop falling, and
the* were
“P the reauR
you—unleea there was «otne other res’- stealing coal or bra«« fitting« and iron worse and more destructive.
■on. Yeaterday afternoon Melville raid «nd ateel appllaucea. which may have The fact that thousands of Fo* w vk f«taL Under thia discouraging report I
will grow long and heavy.
tre*tme°‘ and resorted to the use of
as little ■« he could. He didn't like tha dropped from train« or been pried off old «ores have been cut out C
Ayer’s Hair Vigor is the only
CHAPTER VIII.—(Continued.!
,
'u1*
prompt and gratifying.
and even the bones scraped n’. v
terbourn« married her. He was older job. But he hinted something about the
y
whUe for the me<l»«ne to en-
"8he wu very indignanL” »aid yaung than she was; but not much. It was disagreement between young- Leslie and st stations. Few travelers realize the and yet they returned, is in­ a."»»
hair-food you can buy. For
- ¡5
amount of work these Independent po­ disputable evidence that the
Leslie, laughing, “when you wouldn't neuralgia that began It; she suffered his family over this marriage.”
60 years it has been doing
have your name put on tha table* in the horribly. Then some idiot advised her
“I guessed as much," said Winter­ licemen are called upon to d6. The blood is diseased and respon­
school house.”
to drink port win«—I suppose the very bourne. “Yes, I hare auapected it for conductors and brakemen were at first sible for the sore or ulcer.
just what we claim it will do.
“What tabi«?" said Yolande.
worst thing she could have tried, for if •ume time. Otherwise I suppose hi« inclined to look upon them with dis­ Sles^w^^^
treatments, such ••
It will not disappoint you.
"Oh, a tablet saying that Mr. Melville it bad for gout, it must be bad for rheu­ father and aunt would huve called on dain, believing them to be a new spe­
such as
P0,1"0"8 in
bl°i
had built the school and preaentad it to matism and neuralgia, «nd such things. Yolandf. v-They knew eaeli other. Y'o­ cie* of "spotter.” Now, howeYer, the must be Amoved before a^ureca^^
■•Ing Ayer’s Hair Visor * ahdrt tuns It h«gsn
the
people
of
Gresa.'!
lande
stayed
a
night
at
the
Towers
However, It soothed her at
■up-
to grow, and now It la (oartsen inebw los«.
Thia aeetna ■ aplandld result to ms sitar bain«
“And I never contributed a .farthing!” pose; and no doubt she took refuge in w hen Mra. Graham first Brought her employe* look upon the policemen as
■Imoit withoutany hair“- Mas.J.«. Sina,
their chief allies tn time of trouble.
he a*i<L "She did the whole thing. Well, It whenever a bad attack Came on. But. here—until the lodge was got ready.”
Colorado Springs, Colo.
S. S. s. not only
An idea of the amount of woik done
now,, that show« how artificial the poai- mind you, It was not that that played
“Of course, If the fellow h»» any pluck,
F? , s the germs and poisons, but strengthens the
tlon-ia; and, necesaarily, it won't laat. the mischief with her. She herself be­ he won't let that stand in his way. In by the railroad police may be gained
«
.i and builds UP the entire system by stimulat-
We have for eo long been hypocrite» for came aware that she was being tempted the meantime, a domotic ruw isn't pleas­ from figure* furnished byGen. George
_ . _ —> SAXSAP UäLLA.
lng the or8an®. increasing the appetite and giving
the public good—let ua »ay it was for the to take too much; for quite suddenly ant; and I dare say he is impatient and J. Schoeffel, superintendent of police
public
good;
but
there
must
come
an
angry.
Why
should
he
revenge
himself
she
want
to
her
husband,
told
him
frank
­
UEUtr FBCTOtAL
for the Erle road. Hl* force number*
end."
ly that the habit wak growing on her, on Yolande, one might ask? But that is 41 men, who cover 2,250 mile* of track.
It was really a most enjoyable, confi­ and declared her resolution to break the not the fair way of putting it. I can
Last month they made 572 arrest*.
b
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATIAMTA, SA.
dential, pleasant evening; but it had thing off at once.
see one explanation. I didn't »ee it yes- 1
Thi*
was a daily average of more than
come
to
an
end;
and
when
the
two
young
Commercial Excnreloea,
“She did that. I firmly believe she did terday; and the fact was I got pretty
Commercial excursion* from one men left, both Yolande and her father keep her resolution to the letter. But wild when I learned how matters *t<Hxl; 18. Of these 552 persons were con­
Peace After the Battle.
Worde of Wisdom.
country to another have become popu­ accompanied theiq to the door. The then the poof wretch had worse and ■nd my own impressiuo was that kicking victed, of whom 144 were «ent to jail,
The
wife of a well-known Weatera
It ts a pretty good indication that
lar In Europe. ' Last year a large party moon waa risen now; and the long, wide worse agony to bear; and then it was wu a sight too good for him. I have 18 discharged in court and the other* Senator Is « Southern woman who was
you are all right when you think oth­
glen looked beautiful enough.
that somebody or other recommended her been thinking over It »luce, though; the lued. During the two ye«r* Gen.
of English merchants and manufac­
"Well, now, Mr. Melville.’l aaid Win­ to try some of those patent medlcinea
last night kept mqawake. And now Schoeffel has held the office nearly 12,- married to the Senator lata in life. ers are.
turer* made a tour of France to fn- terbourne, aa they were going away, th«y make up from opium or morphia. I I rain
While
still
a
young
girl
she
left
her
It requires tact to convince.a man
can understand hi* saying, ‘Well, I 000 arrest* have been made by hl*
epect industrial, establishments, trade “whenever you have an idle evening, I dare aay it waa harmleaa at first. No mean to marry in spi^ of them; Well,
native Stat* and came North to live; you are right in an argument when
but I
ecbool*, etc. The visitor* were cordial­ hop« you will remember u* aud take doubt she began with small doses. But will take care, before 1 inarry, to guard mpn.
but from time to time she would re­ you owe him money.
The m-eatest number of arresta are visit her old home.
ly received and entertained by the pity on ua."
it seem»«, that those drugs are twenty against any risk of thrir being able to
for
“
train
riding,
”
aa
it
1*
designated
"You may see too much of me.”
On one of these occasions shortly be­
French authoritie* ana buslnea* men,
times worse than brandy or whisky In taunt me afterward,'”
In the reporta. Thia phraae include* fore her marriage she happened Jo limit modestly admits that she might
"That la impossible,” said Yolande, destroying the power of the will; and eo
many of the latter or whom subse­
have become a good singer if she only
“
When
I
took
thli
shooting,
”
Winter
­
quently made a *lmllar visit to Eng­ quickly; and then she-added, very pret­ I suppose the poor creature went on and bourne »aid, absently, “«hen the place hoboes, who seek transportation vl* meet the old colored "mammy” who had commenced In time.
tily: “You know, Mr. Melville, If you on, increasing the doses and destroying
the
bumpera
of
Pullman
aleepera
or
by
had been her nurse, and who was vast­
land. About 200 British merchant* come often enough you will find it quite
was described to me, on the voyage out,
You can't expect to cut much ic*
contemplate a aimilar excursion to natural that Duncan should play for you her brain at the ume time, until In the I thought to myself «1st surely there hiding in freight cara, and the more ly surprised to find that "Miss Mary" with cold-xtorage sympathy.
end ahe was »imply « hopeleaa drunkard. Yolarrde «nd I would be safe from all respectable “beata" who try to argue still was unwedded.
Germany and the vialt la viewed with Melville’s Welcome Home.”
There's no use in trying to fight th*
It »eem» miraculou« how women can go
“Lan’, Miss Ma’yl” she exclaimed, devil on hl* own ground. He own*
lively au tiefaction by the German mer-
He stood for a moment uncertain; it on destroying- themaelvea with those in- I anxiety and trouble And then again, the conductor into 'giving them free
ride*.
“ain’t yo' married, yit?”
Cbanta, who are planning to give theae I w‘ul the Brat sign of embarrassment he fernal drugs without being found out. up the Nile, day after day I used to
too much of it.—Milwaukee Sentinel.
think of her being married and settled In
Freight robberies are frequent, de­
“trad* ambassador*" f cordial r*cep-1 bai J!bown tbat night.
“No, tiot yet, Aunt Sally,” waa the
I don't know whether Winterbourne I this remote plan*, and used to say to
spite Increasing vigilance, and the rail­ answer.
tion.
•
Well, said he, “that is the most would ever, have found It out; for he Is
Piso'« Cure ts a good couch medicine.
“Meetings of thi* sort," says Consul I for'm^y1^»?“Vh’
t0 "! an indulgent sort of chap, and be was myself that thai, at least, everything way policeman Is put to a severe test
“My, my! Who'd a-tbought it? An’ It haa cured coughs and colds for forty
would be right And here we are, fai;e tn capturing the thieves and recover­
very fond of her; but one night there to face with more trouble than ever!
ylt," she mused, determined to soften yean. At druggists, 25 cents.
was a scene st dinner. Then he discov­ And who is V tell her? The shock will ing the property. Every road running thia disgrace, “aftah all, dey does say
report on the subjecL do much good.
______
’
a
Feminine Charity.
ered the whole thing. The child waa be terrible—k i^isy kill her.”
from the coal regions loses thousands dat ol’ maids ha* de happle*' Hf«; dat
They help to engender friendly feelings
CHAPTER IX.
sent away, for fear of further acenes; I
Bess—They s«y Maud» is going t*
of
tons
of
coal
every
year.
So
far
this
“
Nonsense
—
innseuse!
Whoever
is
to
la,
aftah
dey
quits
struggling
”
among competing natlona, remove false
One evening John Shortlands and Jack and this so terrified the mother that she
marry a man old enough to be her grand­
conceptlona or aectional prejudices, in- | Melville were together standing at the made the most solemn promises never to I tell her, it oust not be you. It wyi jturn year, however, the loss has percep-
father.
, ■
iiuij decreased,
ucviraacu, owing
uniug to
tu the
tuo vigilance
viKiinucw
Luck.
erease business «relation* and afford door of the lodge, looking down the glen. touch the poison again. But by this I out all riglL. -And yoir, for one, Should' . tlbly
N
ell
—
I
mpossible!
be very ghi^ that the Master, as you
“Y*u know Bradshaw, don’t you?”
Besa—Why do you say that?
much Instruction to the excursionist*. The big, burly M. P. looked vexed, per­ time her power of self-control hsd gone. call him, now knows the whole story; and effective work of the railroad po-
"Jim Bradshaw? Yea.”
Man alive, I can’t tell ye what Winter for after the marriage, whatever hap­ licemen.
Nell—Becauae I’m aure thera isn't •
It would be well If our American man­ turbed, Impatient.
“
Mr.
Melville,
”
he
said,
abruptly.
In
bourne had to go through. His patience
"His father, who died not long ago, man living who is that old.
ufacturer* and exporter* would make
THE GREAT BLESSING.
his broad Northumbrian intonation, “will with her was superhuman; and always pens, ho cannot corny back on you aud
provided in his will that Jim waa to
excursion* to European countries.
say ypu Aad deceived him.”-”“
FITO Permanently Cured. No fltsor nervousn*M
“After the msrringe! And what sort American Attitude Toward "Curse ot be cut off with $3.50 unless De and Il
Trip* of the kind Would afford them
IU after flrstday’s uaeof Dr. KHne’eGreat Nerve
Cain" Differs from English.
hia
wife
separated.
In
case
they
got
Keejorer. Hend for Free B*4 trial bottle and treat!**.
of
a
hsppy
life
is
Yolande
likely
to
lead
▼**t opportunities for Informing them-
Dr. H. H. Kiln., Ud., Ml Arch Bu Phil*d.lphla,
The average Englishman's mental divorced Jim was to. Inherit half ■
when his relatives object to her al­
*elv«s about foreign marketa and bow
.
ready!”
attitude toward working for * ijvlng^ millioq. I understand that the lady
to Increaae commercial relatlojuijlhere-
JaatLtkea Woman. — ■ —
“There you are off again! Why, man, Is not easy for the American to un­ has decided to a(>ply lor a legal sepa­
wlth.”
Lady—What will you charge me fur
these tlings must be taken as they come. derstand. A young aristocrat commlt- ration, so that he may get the
the use of a carriage for a few hours??
You don't i know that they uojeci
object —
— ano
and i I , tea
Railway Rata Legislation.
-
ted suiciae
suicide tne
the otner
other aay
day oecause,
because, nav-
hav- money.”
Liveryman—It will cost you $2 for the
doh
t
believe
they
can
object
to
her,
.
Ing
run
through
hia
property,
he
Waa
*By George, the luck of some people first hour, and $1 for each additional___
At th* biennial convention of the Ol­
though the old gentleman mayn't quite faclug
dreadful necessity of earn- la marvelous. If that fellow fell into hour.
der of Railway Conductor* recently
a vat of boiling oil I'll bet it would at
Lady—Well, I'll use it for two addi­
held at Portland, Oregon, resolution«
“■
■" f«""
were unanimously adopted voicing their
To« will «.tlie
I - otua ««ooiD'or
In "be»« once turn into the fountain of youth.” tional hours. I've got some shopping to
do and will not require it the first hour.
■entiment* as to the effect of proposed
on Yolande to let the young eouple live oehalf our sympathy la sought because
Mother« will find Mr«. Winnow’« Soothing
railway rat* leghlation oa the 1,800,-
comfortably enough, 1 don't see any dTf- i,llb poor fellow* must either work or
the beat remedy touae tor their children
000 railroad employe*, whom they in
starve. Thackeray's “Philip” was ono Syrup
ficulty about it,”
during th« teething i«riod.
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(To be contlnned.*
part represented.
These resolution*
of these unfortutnate young men. Ixis-
BAD DEBTS
Tbe MRlvrrcek Philoeopper.
“indorse the attitude of President
Uig hia money through the’ dlahonesty
RoossveH in condemning secret rebates
Evasion
is
the
tribute
cowardice
COLLECTED
of an executor, he is compelled to take
A 8TORY OF THACKERAY.
and othsr illegalities, and commend the
up newspaper work, and the hard- pays to direct falsehood.
EVERYWMCRE’XNPTKMN
attitude of the bead* of American rail­
How He Changed h Child's Night from ships of having to work for a living,
It would be much more easy to con­
NERCIUNTJ rronaivt A5JN.
Tears to Gladness,
^»( d 64 u*t ct*
wt aaar at tn.
way*, who, with practical unanimity,
I especially for ou«> who haa been quer fat<’ if we but knew what fate
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
have joined with the president on thi*
was
'to
be.
Thackeray was delightful ns a story brought up in Idleness, «re dwelt upon
«0*1 Stoen awsev u«< ui
question.”
They then respectfully
teller. One evening I remembi‘r mam- by Mr Thackeray with telling pathoa.
Always take the deed for the will—
—tmy« nil n,.-
ma gave a dinner i»rty hi his honor.lNot untn. In tHe laBt t.hapteri th, hero ami cheat the lawyers out of a contest. THK PAIHV KMf KH I.EKe rtlt'M
point out to congress ths “inadvisa­
Hitti afford*
bility ot legislation veatiag in the
comfort toe very
I was allowed to sit up till 8:30 f inherits a fortune through the roman- —It Is a pity that the wheat, instead
Iioine-in dinlnf
bands of a commission power over rail­ NOT ONE OF THEM APPEARS TO SEE WHAT OUGHT TO HE DONE
o'eloek. Dinner In -those days was at »fc discovery of the customary mls«- of the speculator, falls Into the hopper
room, sleeping
way rates, now lower by far In the
0:30. When the party came Into the iug wlilj do we reei that he is restored and Is ground up.
plate*
where
United States than in any other coun­ you walk down the glen for a bit?”
file* are trouble*
The bookworm see» tiut the printed
the promise held out to her was that drawing room I was there In my new to the rank -of a real gentleman. In
some.* Clean,
try," because such regulation would
"Yes; but we"«hould fetch Miss Win­ Yolaude was to be restored to her; and white muslin with a light blue sash. English parlance "trade" la "low." page, All nature's volume is a stran-
neat and wilt
not noil or Injure
“result in litigation and contuaion and terbourne to show her the skies ou fire." sometimes she succeeded »0 well' that Mr. Thackeray took pbaaesslon of me. When the grocer, the'butcher and the ger to hlm.—Cincinnati Commercial.
anything. Try
inevitably tend to an enforced reduc­
“No; it's about her 1 want to speak to every one was hopeful, aud she seemed much to my delight. 1 remember ait- maker of candlesticks meet for a so­
them once and
you will never - 1* --------------
without —
them.
.......
11 not kept by
You Can Get Alien's Foot-Ease FREE.
tion in rates, irreepsetivs of the ques­ you. Or, rather,” ■aid hi« companion, to have quite recovered. Then again ling on bis knee In a corner of the-cial evening with tbelr wives, each po-
«I fm I ffm , m*nt prepaid for 20c.
Harold Homer«.
tion of ths ability of the railroads to when they had got as far as the bridge, there would be another relapse; and a_ roopi. and he told me stories. There Htely Ignores the fact that the others Write Allen 8. Olmsted, 1« Roy.N. Y., tot a 14k DeKalb Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
free «ample of Allen’« Foot-Ease. It cores
stand the reduction, especially in view 'about her father. Winterbourne is an wild struggle to conceal It from the was one nbout a little ls>y named Pe- labor for tbelr daily bread. The •weatln«,
hot swollen, aching feet. It makes
____
IF YOU
of the increased cost of their supplies old friend of mine; but tha way he is friends of the family; aud.all the rest ter. with close cropped red hair nnd n allghteat allusion to the commerciil new or tight shoes essy. A certain cure for
present,
shilly-shallying
going
on
corns,
Ingrowing
n»lls and bunions. Al Id rug-
Of
it.
and materiala." They further pro­
very snub little nose and bright blue
gists selllt. 25c. Don’t accept any substitute.
frightened to say thia, frightened to say
"What a life he has led all «those eyes. Peter was quite a character, world would be considered the deep­
tested against such power being given that, is enough to worry a stronger man
est
discourtesy.
years
—
trying
to
get
her
to
live
in
some
to ths present Inter-State commission than he is into his grave. Well, If he
Deduction Ufa Dear Friend,
and the recital of hl» adventures was
WE CAN CURE YOU
Itr this country we look upon work
x because “the proposed legislation is won’t apeak I will. I h.'ve myatfery! My ’•f« retr-at or other; and then suddenly of the most interesting nature. I
"The most ridiculous thing happened
Th* Lewf* Phono Metric Institute and School for
somewhat
differently.
There
Is
the
not in harmony with our ide* of Amer­ motto io—out with It! And he would finding that she had broken out again, twisted myself with delight. 1 laugh­
to-day,” said the girl who had |>een out Stam men-rg of Detroit, Michigan. EitablHhed elavea
thousands. Gold Medal award*«
same commendable aversion to "talk­
ican jurisprudence, inaamuch a* it con­ never have got into thia precious mess and gone to some people, Romneys of
World* >air, StLoula, 1<JU4. Recommended by physio.
Romfords. the name is, who have a most ed so heartily that Mr. Thackeray ing shop,”« at least this feeling is In her new bonnet. “There was a man Ians
.educator*, clergymen, and graduates everywhere.
template* that a single body ahall have if he had taken my advice all through." pernicious Influence over her. aud can
on
the
corner
near
a
big
trench
they
This
Institution
haa
a
Western Branch at Portland with
growing, but it is not because we are were digging for a sewer or something * very la rye clasa of pupils In attendance- man and
Melville waa aurprised; but he did not do anything with her when »he is In grew funnier and funnier.
tb* right to investigate, indict, try,
women, girlsand boya- all axes, ten torixty Many have
“You muut go to bed now.” aald ashamed of working for our living. and the man kept staring at me all the been cured in three week», but five to sis weeks lath«
condemn and then enforce it* decisions interrupt. John Shortlands seemed s that semi-maudlln state. Of course, they
WlllcloMln r.^tl.ndouOctal»«
young English­ time as I neared hlin»aiKl what do you timeu.ii. yrwiulred P«I>U«
at the cost of the carriers, pending ap­ trifle angry.
u'lOI K< lll.mb.r l«l.
A
use her to extort money from Winter­ mamma, coming up. "People want The story Is told of
posrriv».
abso
L
i
/ tk curb ouahashzd ;
man
who
knew
some'men
in
Pittsburg,
to
talk
to
Mr.
Thackeray.
”
“The immediate trouble with him is bourne; and «he has drugged half her
peal, which is manifestly inequitable.”
think? He gazed at tne so steadily W rllcatoncerorparllciilura.nillcnna n »„u mendo.
thia
uapcrand
acrid
6
cent«
In
Klani|m.
ta
cover
»alu.
"I^t me stay up, I cried, dinging the busiest spot on this continent, and that he did not see the trench and fell 1.111 aendvou our clolh bound. Juu l»w« book. ■ Ai
The conductor* base their demand this: Ought he, or ought be not, to con­ wits away; and it is easy for them to
Origin and TreaOucnl ot HLunourrinu. ire of fkar««.
decided to put up at a club In that Into It.”
for only auch legislation, if any, a* fide certain matters to you st a friend persuade her that she has been ill-treat­ to him.
Add re. WILLIAM T. LEWIS
would "secure and insure justice and of young Leslie? Well, I am going to ed about Yolande. Then she will .go
Weatern Ropreaontniivo
Aaaor lat. Principal
“Fixe minutes more,” said Mr. city for a few week«. He left town
“
How!
”
exclaimed
the
girl
who
had
B- W S2LA8“1 »nd Rnlotah Btraata
equity and preserve equal rights to *11 take that into my own band. I am going down to the house, or bunt him out at Thackeray, looking jit his watch. "Five after two days, ssylng: “Thera's no no new bonnet. “Did you look at him.
PORTLAND, OREGON
to
tell
you
the
whole
story
—
and
a
mis
­
his lodgings. There is onlynne fortunate
fun to be had here. All my friends too?”
parti** concerned,” on th* ground that
Nota-No pupil« accepted at FBrtland after Sep«, lat.
erable business it is.”
thing—that the Romfords are not aware minutes, and then she will go to lied.” work in the daytime, and I can’t get
th* low coat of transportation "ia khe
__2K«Ik 9fKyr?e. JcQUJilulhelpJuax.
He changed the nature of Peter's nd-
you think that Is wise?" the
res atv of tli * effl e t s ney of x
younger man said, calmly. “If there is lande getting to know the truth, or else ventures. They became quite sad. The «■nr one 16 pl»y with me:" We like glancing at him."
IVÄ/HKN wrltlngto^dvertlse^^plesse
railway management and operation anything disagreeable, shouldn’t the they would put the screw on a good deal little lad, I rembnilier, was brought work, we are proud of IL and we rec­
“Maybe he Jumped Into the trench.”
I H
thia paper.
which have built up the country knowledge of it be kept to as few people more forcibly, I reckon.”
ognize
that
it
is
one
of
God
’
s
best
glfta
—Judge.
liefore the police, although he was ut­
„through conatant improvement and de­ as possible? I would rather have my
“But that terrorism is perfectly fright­ terly Innocent. "He seemed so plucky to man.
velopment of territory, while at tLa illusions left. The Winterbournes have ful------”
“I believe you have no leisure class
ns he sat there." Mid Mr. Thackeray.
eame time recognition haa been given been kind to me sine« they came here;
"How are you to avoid it?” said Short­ “The police said his head must lie cut In your country?” an English noble­
to the value of intelligence among em­ and it has been delightful to me to look lands, coolly. "There is the one way, of
man asked a young American girl.
ploye* in oontraat to foreign methoda, at these two—the spectacle of«father and course. There is the heroic remedy. Tell off, but he did not say n word. He
"Oh. yea, my lord,” came the quick
looked
like
a
small
soldier.
Ah,
my
daughter
------
”
wher* high freight rate* and loweat
Y'olande the whole story; aud then, the
reply, “but we call them trampa."—
lunettes
got
quite
musty
with
my
tears
“Oh, but I have nothing to say against next time the stone is thrown, summon
wage* to employe* obtain."
Housekeeper.
Is pressing their clsim* against leg­ either of them. I suppose you know that the police, give the woman In charge, when I looked at him." And Mr.
your
friend
Lesli«
and
Yolande
are
en
­
Thackeray
pointed
111»
spectacle«.
I
Ha« a 1778 Shlnplaster.
bind
her
over
in
recognizances,
and
have
islation adverse to their intereets, they
all your names in the next day's paper. did not in the least see the Incongruity
"Have you change for 16 2-3 centa?”
point Out ths fact that "the freight gaged 7'
“I have understood as much.”
Some men could do that. Winterbourne of ti»e police cutting off Peter's head
Charles H. Smith, owner of the
rates of this country average only two
<)<><> D rops
“But did h« not tell y«?” said Short­ couldn’t; he hasn't the nerve."
ep of Mr. Thackeray being there to see American House, told the Kansas
per cent of the cost of articles to the lands, with a stare.
For Infant* and Children.
The answer to thas was s strange one.
consumer, thus making the freight rate
“Well, yeat” the other said, in rather It was s remark, op rather an exclama­ the little fellow. I was not laughing City Journal that the question waj
so insignificant a factor in the selling « cold way. *But we did not have much tion, that Melville seemed to make al­ now. The tears were in my eyes when probably asked a great many times In
a hand was put on my «boulder, It the early daya of the colonies, as ho
priog that numbrou* Standard article* tglk about it Archie Lesli« 1« a very most to himself.
j
*re sold at th* same prie* in all part* fine fellow; but he and I don't alway«
"And not one of them appear« to aee was Reine, who hail come to fetch me. has a piece of money of that denomi­
q( th« country,1’
Other guests were arriving, and all nation Issued tn December, 1776.
agree In our way« of looking at things.” what ought to be done,'”
“Then, at all events, in order to dis­
It la about two and a half Inchea
were waiting to be Introduced to the
"What would you do, then?"
agree you must know what hia way of
Aggelatile Preparationfor As­
"I?” said Melville—and John Short­ llliiRtrioua novelist. The Hidden ter- wide and three Inches In length. It Is
The young man on the elevated waa looking at things is; and Aa) Is just the land» did noj observe that the refined, In
similating the Food and Reg dia­
faded and somewhat torn. The print­
initiation
of
the
story
jus)
at
it»
most
concealing a lighted cigarette In hie left point I’m coming to," «art Shortlands. tellpctual face of his oothpanion grejv a
ling the Stomachs and Bowels of
ing la atlll legible, but the signatures
band, to the obvloua amusement of the In his blunt, dogmatic way. "Yolande shade paler as he spoke; "I? I would go agonising crisis was too much for my
of the government officials are almoat
young woman who waa accompanying Winterbourne has been brought up all straight to the girl herself, and I woidd thrilled nerves. J lifted up my voice
obliterated.
him. Every once in a while be took her life to believe that her mother died »ay: That is the condition in which your and wept aloud, and I was carried out
Around the edge of the bill appear
in Heine’s arm» and put to bed. As I
when she was a child; whereas the moth­ mother is; go and «ave her"”
• aurreptltloua puff.
Promotes Digeation.CheerfuP
‘Then Ie) me tell you this, Mr. Mel­ lay weeping on my pillow, thinking of the worda "Ono-alxth of a dollar" In
1 "Now, Frank,” ah* protested, “yon er Is not dead, but very much alive—
worse luck; and the point is .whether he ville." »«id Shortlands, "rather than bring l«or little Peter's fate, of his inno­ large letteta. In the center of the
ness and Rest.Conlains neither
mustn’t”
bill Is:
ought to be told, whether he would con­
For answer he snatched her atlckptn sent to keep thi« knowledge back from ««ch «ham« and horror and suffering on cence, of hia bravery, a shadow bent
“One-sixth of a Dollar.
his daughter, George 'WlntdT bourne over me. It was Mr. Thackeray, who
with hie other band, and held It up Yolande, who Would.only be shocked and
"Thia bill' of one-aixth Wf a dollar
would cut off his Ungerà one by on*.",
had
come
in
to
comfbrt
the
weeping
tantalisingly before her eyes.
horrified by It. Do ye understand?”
shall entitle the bearer hereof to re­
child,
and
he
told
me
that
Peter
waa
"Give that right back.” ahe exclaim-
“But, surely,” exclaimed Melville, with
CHAPTER X.
ceive gold or Oliver at the rate of four
Aw suumme mm
ed. "Put It right in here.”
wide-open eyes, “surely thrtbeat thing—
He might have spared her—he might saved and that he had been adopted by shillings an'fl sixpence sterling per dol­
n
rich
lady
and
that
he
rode
In
a
coach
the
natural
thing
would
be
to
tell
the
She held out her open abopplng bag.
have spared her!”
Mr. Winter-
rtfeJtewss *
lar for the aaid bill, according to a
The young man became a bit con­ girl heraelf, first of all!”
bourne’« piteou« cry, as he sat In hi« to school. I wna comforted. I sat up
resolve
of
the
provincial
convention
“Maj^ilive, Winterbourne would rath­ friend'« room, «nd gsxed out through In lied and kissed Mr. Thackeray.
fused, and dropped something into the
of Maryland, held In the city of An-
bag. It waa not the pin. . The girl er cdt bis throat! Don’t.you see that his the streaming window paues on the dis­ When he stole out of the room P-feU.
affection
for
the
girl
1»
quite
extraordi
­
mal
landscape
beyond.
.
.
asleep, to dream of the little red- napolis, the 7th day of December,
hastily closed the bag without noticing
And who was to tell her? Who was halred boy whose adventures I had 1775.”
the thin curl of amoke Issuing from It nary? it is the sole passion of his life;
Mr. Smith eays be secured the bill
a needle-scratch on Yolande’s finger 1» to bring grief «nil humiliation on that heard.—Alice ('ockran In Outlook.
Several pasengera rode three stations
like a knife to his heart. I assure you fair young life? Who was to rob her of
so long ago that be does not remem­
A perfect Remedy for Constipa­
beyond where they intended to get off. the misery he has endured in keeping
tion . Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
the beautiful dream and vision that her
ber where he got it The money. Is
In the hope of further developments, this secret la beyond anything I can tell mother had always been to her? Not he.
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­
"But 1 think you should marry the considered of great value because of
but nothing happened.
you; and I do believe he would go for one. 11« could not do It.
its rarity.
ness
nnd Loss of SLEEP.
tall
blonde,"
saffTThe
young
man
prlth
"I’m sorry for that young man when through the whole thing again just that
And then might ahe uot misunderstand
A Fiaser.
ahe finds out.” murinured one mas as Yolande's mind should be free, happy, «11 thii that had been done to keep her the big cane. "She can arnpige her
Facsimile Signature of
“What become of that boy you aaid
be departed regretfully.
careless. When he goes about with her In Ignorance. Might «he not lie angry hair beautifully.”
"Bother her hair!” exclaimed the was going to make so much nolae in
he forgets all worry—thank goodneak for at having all her life been surrounded by
NEW* YORK.
that; and certainly ahe la high-spirited an atmqsphere of concealment? If »lie practical young man. ”1 want a girl the world T'
mahogany fornitura ih fina condition.
enough for anything; you would think were to mistake the reason of her father who can arrange a beefsteak beauti­
“Ob, be turned ont to be a 'fisaer.'
ahe had never known a care or a trou­ haying stooped to subterfuge and deceit? fully.”
Haa a Job in the aoda department In
ble in all her existence; and I suppose Was Yolaude going to despise him. then
a drug atone.’’—Detroit Tribune?
. should quietly bear both «Idas.—Goethe. that's shout tha truth.”
—she. the only being In the world whose
Good humor 1« the clear blue aky of
“I suppose there is no necessity that opinion he caret! for? And always his
A married man often says In speak­
I should know why the girl has been «peculations, «nd fears, and anxloiis con­ the soul, highly favorable to tlfe dla- ing of hi* children: “Well, it'* tbelr
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and
progress
of
genin«.
—
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kept in Ignorance of her motber'a rxiat- jecture« came bacl^ to this one point:
mother
’
*
notion.
”
"He might have spared her—be «night Shaftesbury.
"Oh. I will tell you the »tory—-misera­ have spared her.”
After all • man ba* considerable
Every one can muster a grief but be fun out of hl* bald bead.
ble an It 1«. Tou cannot Imagine a pleas-
Winterbourne.'' John
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