▲ cbom Tn. tkbsskold or r» Pauline was about to join her, when she soon,” thought Pauline one night, as she
YBA*.
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
Butler cn the Chinese.
wreathed her beautiful face with smiles,
heard the sick man utter :
and
pretended not to see Mrs. Work’s
The following is from the report of
“I am not sure, after all, but a will
C hicago , June 10 —Following it th > full text of th«
stand upon ths threshold of the year.
platform adopted by the Republican Couvent on, part«
Tired with life’s passes, wi*h it« ahiftirg send,
unusual cold manner to her.
would
make
everything
safer.
”
an
interview
of
a
‘
Call
”
man
with
Gen
of which have been heretofore dispatched:
Likssnms besighien way-worn traveler
Republican rule» has restored upon a «olid basis,
Ossing afar across ths coast land strand.
Then he ordered the attendant, who
Presently, when Lewis Vanwirt eral Butler:
payment in coin for all the uational obligations, and
What sentries halt aS thy unbolted rate,
bad just come in, to go and bring Mr. called, she was watching him, and drew
has giren us a currency ab»<»hr>e)y aroo 1 and legal and
“No thinking man could have failed I equal
Within thy creeping shadows, wan new year ?
in every pirt of our exten led country. It has
him
at
once
into
the
garden.
“
I
want
Scribe.
*
What mystie password from the realms of Ute
lifted the credit of the na'ion lro:n the point whe e 6
to
have
seen
in
the
overwhelming
ma
Falls untranslated on my listening ear ’
“Can he be going to make a will after to tell you something,” she said, in her jority by which your new Constitution i-er cent bonds »old at SO, t>, that where I per cent bonds
eagorly sought at a premium. Under it« adminis
I wait imploring with h osetehing hand«—
all!’ wondered Pauline. “I’ll wait and soft voice; “and, besides«, Laura and was adopted, and the way your people are
tration, railways have inure sei fr> m 31,090 miles in
“Toll mo your mandate, heralds of the year.
her lover are so happy in there by declared against Chinese immigration, 1800, to more than 1-2,00 j miles in B7 '. Our foreign
see.
Brs yet I cross yon threshold stone to-night,
trade has increased fr >m <70 »,tw , X nj to <l,lS0,000,lM)
What bring ys, smiles, or only rains of tears ?
She resumed her listening attitude, themselves, it would be a pity to disturb that it was a vital issue with your State, in the same time and our expo t«, a filch were 820,000,
000 less than our ex¡«ort» i - i 1S8 , weie v2J4,tO»,000
Bring ye to mo glad arms well freighted full
well- screened from sight by the them.”
Of hope’s fruitions, life's rich vintage pressed
and must necessarily become one to the more than our imports in i87J.
I
Lewis Vanwirt’s handsome face turned
Without resort ng to loans, it ha.«, siu<-e the war
shrouding folds of the heavy silk cur
Into a crystal chalíes T or, alas 1
•
whole i nion. The conversion of Mr. closed,
defrated the ordinary expen.-es >-t Die govern
Hope« changed to specters, in their grave shreuda
quite white.
tains.
ment, besides the a- cruin,« interest on the public debt,
drest.
Blame and Judge Thurman, however, is and
uitbursed annually us>re thin $89,())0,iKM for sol
“
Has
she
consented
to
marry
him
at
To
her
amazement
she
heard
the
sick
cannot see who standeth at the gate—
rather accent. As along a*xo as the 4th dier«’ pensions. It has pa J 888.1,000 009 of tha pub ic
1 cannot hear the password that tbev speak;
man dictating a will to his lawyer, in last 1” he asked, bitterly.
aril by refunding tti* balan e at lower rates, t.as
of July, 1870, I put mvself on record on debt,
I only fold my hands and watch and wait
reduce i the annu d in erest ctiarge, from n.arly 81-1,
“
Oh,
of
course
;
I
told
you
she
would.
which
he
left
everything
he
possessed
to
Upon ths threshold stone—ms soul n weak.
this question, and if I we*e to repeat 000,000 to leu l lun ioJ.Q'X',000. Ail the indu-tr.«« of
He is such a very moral young man, the speech to-day, 1 would not change it the country hive rv.vel, laborer» in d maid, wages
Laura Work, absolutely.
Mv heart is faint and numb—what guards of thine.
nave incr.as-d and th oughout lhe entire eountr
O, Lord ! are at the portal ? What unknown hand
Mr. Scribe ventured to remonstrate, and dear Laura is so very strict in her iii any respect. It was at Woodstock, there is evidence of a coming proto rity greater than
Psawota the bait aside ? What solemn tread 1
*e ever enjoyed. Up<>u tin» record t.iu Republican
ideas. I believe she thinks he has not
I may not know, I may not understand.
but it was of no use.
Connecticut. Gi-neial Grant, General party asks for t ie cootuuwd cunli knee and support of
peop e, unJ th s convention submits to their ap
But through the sweo me mysterv of the years.
“I know what l’ui about,” the im a vice in the world, and I know if she Hawley and Henry Ward B echer wen the
preval tilo following .tits ue it of t e prin iplt-s and
So fraught with omens of defeat and ills,
thought he ever touched a card she
perious
o
d
man
Laid,
and
would
hear
there. You may remember it. I re pu («ose which will continue to gu (! > and in piro its
Whisper * hou down amid the eiiences,
efforts:
woulJ not have him now.
As mid the toe- inc billow» —“Peace, be still
nothing.
cently read that speech over, and it is Fir»t—We affirm that the w.->rk -f the la*t it years
Lewis winked.
has been such as to commend its.-ll to the favor or the
The will duly signed, witnessed and
quite frc>h in my mind. In substanee, nation,
and that the fruits of ths coetlv victories which
“Mr. Vanwirt,” Paulira. said sudden
sealed, he told his lawyer where to put
The Stolen WilL
1 sai l, that the true theory of our Gov- we Pave achieved through immense difficulties shoull
preserved; that the puaou regained should be cher
it in his desk, which stood within his ly, “do you know to whom your grand ern;n» nt contemplate-s that anv man, bo
ished; that the dheeiereJ union now happily restored
father
left
his
money,
in
a
will
that
was
When they tfld Ethan Vanwirt that view.
from any part, of the j, globe, Las a perfect should bo perpetuated and that tee lioertie» Secured to
. his general on ohoub be trausmitteil uaditninisheJ to
“Is it safe here I ’ naked Mr. Scribe. never found 1”
his days were numbered, tho first thing
right to come lo this country, enjoy its .uture generation*; that th» order e-t*biishel and ti e I
“
I
do
not
know.
”
t a.-quired should never le imperiled; that tai
“I seei no key.”
privileges and grow iq under its laws ind
he said was:
pensions promised should be pad; that lhe debt so
“
I
can
tell
you.
”
“Who would touch itl" the sick man
“8end for Miss Work; I must see
and protection, the same as anv e ni much rudueml »hou.d tie ratinguiahed by the payment
“You !” He stared at her.
even dollar thereo ; that the i»v,viog industries
asked irratably. “It would benefit no
Miss Work before I die.”
grant intending to live h?re and become of
should be ever promoted, and that lhe commerce al
“
It
gave
everything
to
Laura
Work.
’
Singular as the demand seemed, no one but Lewis, and the Vanwirt® are
a citizen; I ut it is against the interests ready so great should be encouraged.
Second— The lonititution ot thd Unite 1 State« i< the
“
Impossible!
How
do
you
know.?
’
not
thieves,
whatever
else
they
may
be.
one thought of questioning it. Miss
of the people, and of the Government, supreme law, and n A a mere contract of confederated
“Never mind; I do know,” Pauline for men to be brought here un States It made a sovereign nation. Seine powers are
Besides, how do you know that I may
Work was sent for.
denied to the nation, while otbjrs are retained by the
said,
lifting her beautiful black eyes to
a contract system by for- States, but the boundary between the powers delegat
Laura turned quite white when the not change mv mind at the last moment his in the moonlight. “Moreover, that der
ed and tuose rose ved is to be dutoi turned by national
eign companies to intpifere with free and
strange, imperative summons came to and destroy it yeti Go now, please, will is in existence.”
nut by stale tribunals.
labor, and degrade and impoverish our Third—The work of popular «ducation is ons left lo
her; and then^he was told that he who and tell some one to send my grandson
He stared at her (harder than before. laboring citizens who have their homes the care of the several .-states, but ii is th« duty of lhe
to me.”
national government t aid that Work to the extent ot
sent it «was dying.
.
“I know where it is.”
const.tutional abihty. lhe intelligence it the na
Pauline would havo ’iked to stay
and families here and intend to remain. its
• y and
‘•Dying I” she whispered, her blue
tion >s but tliu aggr gate of the lot lli^euce in the sev
“You do 1”
hear
this
interview
also,
but
she
did
not
Hi.-tory repeats itself. When African eral States, and tue destiny of Die uatiou must be guid
•yes fi|lled with tears.
“Would you like to see it 1” slipping slavery was introduced into this country ed u I by th i genius of any one State, bul by the aver
dare.
Laura
must
be
wondering
where
“What can he want 1 Shall you go,
age genius of «11,
her hand into her pocket.
by an American divine, as an act of hu
Laura'f’ asked Pauline Ruble, who was she now was.
Fourth—Tfao ixmstllu ion wisely forbids Congr< as to
“I certainly should.”
any law respecting an establish men i of religion,
m.mitv, i o ono saw any danger in the make
She found that Laura had como out
visiting her.
but it is idle to hope that the nation can be protected
“How would you like to see Laura political horizon, but that small cloud against
the influence of sectarianism while each Stat*
“Oh, yes : poor old man 1 I am sorry of the sick room so agitated that Mrs. and Robert Lester lording it at Vanwirt
>s exposed to its p irlicuhr domination. Wu therefore
spread
itself
cut
and
enveh
ped
us
in
for him. Certainly I will go. B-.t I am Becket, tho housekeeper, had made her House 1”
recomnccnd that ths Constitution be so amended as to
lay some prohibition U|>c>n lhe legi-lation of each State
a storm and a tempest of such awful and
frightened, Pauline; I never saw any lie down, and was now setting beside
io forbid the appropriation of the public funds to
Lewis ground his teeth with involun magnitude that our institutions almost
Die supfioi't of sectarian schoo s.
her.
one die.”
‘
tary rage. That decided the false, bold went down under it. Nothing but the
Filth —We reaffirm the beliot avowed in 1S70 tl.at ihe
The night was Ly this time so far ad
The pretty, childish creature was
duties levied for the purpo«« of revenue should so dis
girl beside him.
faith of tLe people saved us. The light criminate as to iaior Ameiiein labor; that no furthei
vanced, and I .aura seemed so ill, that
trembling from head to foot.
“Lewis Vanwirt,” she eaid, “if that of experience teaches us that when an giant of the public domain shou'd be tua-le >o any rail
toad or oln«r Oorporatiou; fh«t slavery haying jierished
Pauline put her arm around the slight it was decided that the two girls should will could be put in your possession to
in the States, its tw in barbarity, polygamy, must du
unhomogenecu-,
an
unnatural
and
un
remain
till
morning.
figure, and drew the golden head down
do what you like with it, would you productive —because unexpending—sys in the territories; that every»here the protection ac
Pauline took the housekeeper’s place
corded to a citizen of American birth iuu»t lie so tired
«per her shoulder. She was several
marry a woman who loves you better tem of labor has been introduced among to citizens by American adoption; that it is the duty of
inches taller than Laura, and far hand beside her friend, and in a short time than Laura Work ever did 1”
Congress to develop anil improve our water cour-e» ano
us by a forced importation, it tonds to harbors, but we insist that further subsidies to private
Laura fell asleep.
As Paulino sat
somer in her own opinion.
p.-rsons ur corporations must cease; that the <>bligi-
She felt him start as sho leaned on
to tfio men who nreseryed itg ifitygniy In the day
“Little fool,” she thought, as she ca there watching the white, childish face his arm, and her hand tightened on iaise up two classes of society, the very i.ioii«
of bátalo urn undiiniirlhrtl by 'he la)M>e of lá year
rich
and
the
very
poor.
What
will
be
of
the
girl
she
pretended
to
love,
her
•Ince their final viatoty; their perpetual h nor is and
ressed the fair face with her white hand.
what was in her pocket. His face was
shall foi ever be the grateful privilege au 1 the 3a. rod
Of course it is something about Lewis ( braiti was full of wicked, envious slightly averted, so that she could not sec the result of the importation of vast duty
of the American people,
numbers
of
nu
n
to
pci
form
servile
thoughts.
Si-th—bfiius the authority tn regulate immigration
Vanwirt,”
its
expression.
His
answer
cauio
niter
Ijaura was already sick, and sho was
labor! No one ever complained ot the and intorcourso between ihe United Stales and foreign
Aloud she saiJ, insultingly : “I had
nations rests with the Cougre:» <f the I nit-ol States
some
moments,
but
in
a
voice
so
husky
its troa-y iuaklrg |>owera, the Republican party,
better go with vou dear; don’t vou think poor ; and yot to her who bad already and chang-d that sho would scarcely negro who came here of Lis own free and
regarding the unrestricted immigration of Chine-c as
so
much
the
great
Vanwirt
property
lud
will.
'Ihe
Government
has
sought
to
an evil ut grunt magnitude, invoku the exorcises of that
•or
have known it.
overcome
this
evil
of
Mongolian
immi
just
been
given.
She
envied
her
the
power to restrain and limit that immigration by the
“Oh, if you only willcried Laura,
“I would"
enactment of such just, humany and r*^senablu pro
handsome
lover
with
whom
she
herself
gration
by
appelating
a
commission
to
vision« as w ll pruduuu lli^l result.
•^erly.
Trembling with jov she drew out ti e
Sev.nth-ThUt the purity and pitriotinu which char
go to (Jiina and work for an abolition of
Mrs. Work was quite an invalid, and was more than half in love, and whom, folded paper and put into bis hand.
acterixed the earlier career ot K. B. Hayes in peace ana
hitherto,
she
had
not
been
w
ithout
hope
the
Bur
’
i..gaine
treaty.
Tho
commis
War, and which guided th? thought ot his luimediate
•ould not accompany her daughter; so
He held it up in the moonlight a sioners
pr< dseesaor tq h|m fur a presidential candidat •, have
of
winning
from
Laur
i.
she was very glad to have Pauline go
continued to inspire him in lra cmger as chief execu
moment, and then thrusting it inside
tive, and tbit history will accord to Ids admiuiMrati >n
“But he will Lave to marry her now,” his breast, turned suddenly and Legau
OUGHT TO BE SENT TO ST. JAMES
with her.
tho t onors ufikli are due to an efficient, ju«t and tour
«geons fuldllinetil of the public business, »nd will hone,
As the carriage drove off with the two she thought bitterly.
to go swiftly toward the house. Pauline
hi- interposition botw«*u the pvoj is and p.ojsisoJ pag.
Suddenly
as
she
sat
there
the
deep
si
girls, Pauline sank back upon the couch
tisan laws.
could scarcely keep up with him. An
lence was broken by the sound of some awful misgiving seized her.
E giith—Wo charga uimn tho Den ocratlc party th,
with a thoughtful look.
h bitual sacrifices o: patriotism and justice to a su-
“It must be something about his commotion in the house—she hoard
p.'eaieand u.iwttiable lust tor office and patronage; that
“What are you going to do 1 ’
to obtain possess n of the national atil State govern
grandson.
I hope Laura won’t be steps and excited voices.
“You shill see,” he answered sternly,
menta, Wll uf the control of place and pi sitian, they
“
What
can
it
lei
’
she
wondered.
hive obstructed a‘l the efforts to preserve tne purity
•illy.”
i and she read bis determination, in his
and co serve the freedom ef suffrage, have deviaeu
The ladies were shown at once into “Mr. Vanwirt must be worse.”
iraudulent returns an 1 cerrifi -at •», i ave labored t
eyes.
unseat lawfu ly tie ted ux-inbers of Coir.-ress to recuii
Mr. Vanwirt’s apartment.
She sat listening some moments, then
“What a fool I was
the muttered,
at a l hazards the Vote of tne majority of the States n
' Words of Defiance
tlie Hous« * f Representatives, nave endeavored to Oc
The sick man frowned at the sight of she rose softly. Laura was still sleep but made one more effoit.
cupy by force and traud places of trust given to other»
ing.
l
’
aulino
succeeded
in
opening
the
“Laura and Lester won’t thank you
Pauline.
by the peupio of Maine, and rescued by the courage an.
“Don't Live tip the ship’’ shouted the action of Maine's patriotic sons, have by methods vic
“I wish to see you alone, Laura, my door without disturbing her, and stole any for interrupting them.”
ious in principle and tyranuical in practice, attached
out into the hall. From below she could
No auswer, as he strode on and en dying Lat>-r -i.ee, outside of Boston har partisan legislation to appropriation bits; bate .rust.eo
•bild,” ho said.
the rights of individua » and vindicated the principle
“I’ll wait for you in the next room, see the servants hurrying about with tered the drawing room through one of bor, as t!.o (‘It- at» ake poured a broad i and
sought the livor of rebellion against tile uatiou
tho open French windows. Laura sat side into tii-’ riddied Shannon. “We and have euduivorcd tu oblitera'*« V c sacred memories
darling,” Pauline volunteered promptly, awe struck looks.
ot tho war to overcome it» Ines imable good result»,
and departed.
An impulse of ungovernablo curiosity there with her mother. She had been have met the enemy and they are ours" freedom ai d ludividu»' euudity.
wrote
tbe
g
i'i
int
B
rrv
in
liis
report
of
We affirm it «o be the duty and pur¡H>se of th« Re
“Mr. Vanwirt, Lewis has conir, sir,” seized her. She watched her chance, crying. No one else was in th«'* room.
pubhean party to use all legitimate means ut this Union
the
glorious
vic*,
ry
at
[.ake
Erie.
“
Mr.
io secure Die perfect harm any which may be pr» tica
th« servant said, as he was leaving the and gliding down the stairs slipped He laid the will upon her lap.
ble, and wo submit tv the practical sensible people oi
“I find,” he sr-.id huniodly, and in a Mortis/’ t lit d tii. lebt l renegade Bu the
room, in obedience to an impatient ges through the open door without being
United States, to s*y whether it would nut bs dsn
chanan,
from
ihe
turretof
the
Merrimac,
gerous lo the best iutercsts of our cuumry, at thi
ture from his master.
seen, and jiassed swiftly along the ver shaking voice, “that inv grandfather left
ti ns to surren lei the adm nistra-ion ot Die national
•'Let him wait,” said the old man, anda till she came to the window, where Lis money to you. There is the will to the i rave :i r.tenant commanding the government to a party which seeks to ovs. throw the
p dicv under which we are so ro.parom, au
grimly.
she had already spent so much time. that Las been missing so long. I hope, C’tnnbeilaud: “24r. Morii‘->, do you snr- existing
thus bring Jeslruttion ail caaasiou wU»r« there
render
your
:
hip
“
Co
to
hell,
sir!
”
now urdei evilii knee and ha e.
The night was warm, and the win One glance at the bed told her what Lad Laura, that you will be a gnat deal
thundered
his
old
subordinate,
through
happier
with
Mr.
Lester
than
you
would
dows were all open. The sick room happened, Ethan Vanwirt was dead. A
and the one next to it both looked upon sudden awe and horror seized her. Sho hate been with me, But he will never lii.s speaking ti limpet, amid the din of
An actor is also a member of the N« w
bat le. And tho Cumberland tired her
a wide veranda, which ran across was about to llee the spot when her eyes love you any better than I do.’’
York Legislature, and he is said to be
Lauia was white and speechless with l ist gun and sank in the waves with her the best behaved membei of tho House.
the entire front of the grand old man fell upon the besk in which she had seen
crew, the Stars and Stripes floating out
will placed. “I wonder if it is there bewilderment.
sion.
He knows when his lines are finished.
“Laura detests Robert Lester,” cried a deathless defiance upon tho winds of
It was an easy thing for Pauline to yeti” she thought.
heaven, as tha shot went into the sea.
step out upon this veranda without at
A Kansas weekly publishes “fourteen
No or.e was in the room at tLat Mrs. Work, taking in the situation at
once.
“
She
never
cared
for
any
one
tracting attention, and pass along to the moment, though the door in the next
This story of a windy day is, of course rules to be observed during a tornado.”
but
you,
Lew
’
s
Vanwirt,
and
you
ought
window of the sick room.
one stood open, and sho could bear
from a Nevd.i paper, the Truckee Re Only ono is neecssary—keep out of th<
to
know
it
”
“I Want to know what he wants of voices.
publican: “A hand car, with four men, way.
“
Oh,
my
darling
!
”
ejaculated
Lewis,
her,” she said to herself, “and Laura is
“lam sure I could reach it from here.
started for tho snow-sheds to repair an
such an obstinate little child sometimes, I should know it at a glance," she mused. wildly extending liis arms, “is this ol«l snow p'ow winch was damaged by
that as likely as not she wouldn’t tell She put her hand in and raised tho lid. true 1”
the storm. On returning, the wind was
In another instant Laura was sobbing
me."
There it waa.
so strong that they had to get off the
“I have sent for you, Laura,” the dy
A wicked thought passed her. V hat upon his shoulder.
hand car and push it down bilk”
Paulino went quietly to her own
ing man was say«ng, “to ask you if you if she took itl No one would ever
OF ALL
lor« my grandson 1 *
know. Tho lawyer would think Mr. room and spent the night in packing.
Gained Glght Pounds In Ten Days.
Laura’s sweet face clouded with crim Vanwirt Lad destroyed it, as he said he When she announced her approaching de
A lexandria B ay ,N. Y. Aug., 1879.
son, and then grew white again. She might, and Laura could not get tho parture the next morning no one ob
II. II. W arner i Co.: A short time
was trembling so, poor child, she could Vanwirt fortune without it. Besides, jected.
Lewis Vanwirt looked somewhat era- ago I was almost a skeleton from a I
hardly stand,
that will in her possession might some
I barrassed when Laura told him of the chronic kidney disease of long standing,
FOH HAH AND BEAST.
“My dear,” he said, “I am dying or I how help her to win Lewis Vanwirt af
and
was
anticipating
speedy
death,
three
promise she had made his grandfather
For inure titan a third of a century the
would not ask you such a question. ter all.
of the best physicians in Northern New
on
the night he died.
Mexican ,Vf imlntig IJnlment htlSDCen
A t that thought she snatched the will,
Lew is my only Ron’s only child. If 1
known to tii’l joi-.s nil over thu wot hl t-g
“I don’t think I am in any danger of York and Canada having treated me
the only'm!- reihince for tho relief of
die without a will the whole Vanwirt and hiding it in the folds of her dress
1 then commenced
without
benefit.
n.-ciilci.t-t :.n<l jiain. It i-t it me-ticinc
being
a
gambbr,
”
he
said,
“
but
I
am
property will fall to him as the natural hurriedly retraced her steps.
..hiiv.- ¡-.- ice. unit prulsc—the !>c»t of if«
taking your Safe Kidney and Liver
willing to pledge myself never to play
I. f nd. 1 'ur i wry fo. nt of txtemul pain
heir; but the boy has taken to bad habits
She was too flurried now to bo as
Cure, and .11 two weeks it has complete
again.
”
lately, I am afraid. He gambles, 1 have cautious aj she was when she came out,
ly i estored iuv health and I am as
Which he did, and kept his word.
heard. His father did before him. The but as it happened sho regained her
heartv as I ever was. My disease had
taste of it is in the Vanwirt blood. It room without anyone seeing her. Laura
reduced my weight from 180 to 190
ti-nent it v. ithcut an crinal.
What Becomes of Fijian Widows pounds, and it was still lessening when r~i It p« luti-.iii.
•ame near being my ruin at his very still slept.
ll'-ilt and muscle to
•
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age. But I promised the woman I mar
I commenced taking you»- medicine. I [it’tc very bone—nitiklntg tho continu-
iA
I p iin uni infiitmitUnn trnpovsiblo.
ried I would never touch a card ¡«gain,
Ethan Vanwirt had been deijd about
There is no uniformity of custom in then gained eight pounds in ten day r f“’ts i ffii- iH upon Hii’ni-.n Fh-slt ami the
r.i-itte < r« u'.i.;n uro equally woiitk-rful.
if she would have me, and I never did. a month.
llis grandson had entered Fiji, so that no description of what is time. I um astonished at my rapid
Tile Mexican
My grandson loves you as only a Van- into th«* possession of bis estate without by any one tribe can be taken as appli cure, an.I so are others.
wrrt can. It is my only hope for him. any hindrance.
There were rumors cable to all the others. The strangling
C harles D avis .
Am I wrong, my child, in believing that about a will, but when it could not be of widows, however, that they might be
you care for him 1”
found Mr. ¡Settle concluded that tho old buried with their dead husbands, seems H ot Fricctls Astonished nt tho Wonderful
Linlnt r.t tj rocilc.l by somebody in
Chan^o la Her.
Laura’s pale lips opened, but she did | man had destroyed it, and refused, to have been everywhere practiced.
? i vi-iy 1 ini«.-, livery .’ hv bi Inga news ot
t lie ngoiiy of nil uvvful aculd or burn
when questioned, to tell who was The widow’s brother performs the oper
20 G riffith street ,
1
not utter a word.
subdued, of rheninntle martyrs re-
I
3
sioied, ot* n valuable horse or oz
named in it.
“Little fool I” thought Pauline.
ation, and is thenceforward treated with R ochester , N. Y., Aug. 15, 1879. /
saved by ta-j healing power of this
Pauline Ruble was still visiting marked resjieet by the brother-in-law’s
“Listen to me I” old Ethan Vanwirt
11. IL W arner £ Co.:—This is to
said, lifting himself upon bis elbow in Laura Work, although, to tell the kinsfolk, who present him with a piece certify tbit 1 was attacked with a kid
his excitement “If you lovo Lewis, truth, her welcome bad Itccome some of land, over which the strangling cord ney disease abcut four years ago, which
promise me that before you consent to what old, Loth on Laura’s part and is hung up. Should he, however, fail to brought me very low for about six
which speedily enrea inch ailments of
marry him yov will exact from him the Mrs. Work’s.
Hu- HUMAN FI.L-ll ns
strangle bis sistei, he is despised. When months. I then* grew' better, but in
K hou Hint I am. Nxvelltng.«, Stiff
Laura wa3 very unhappy.
Lewis a woman is about to be strangled, she is February last the old disease returned
same pledge my wife did from me, and
Joints. < ontrnctrcl Muscle«, Borm
nn.i Srnld«, Cut«, Itrakei and
he shall be my heir. It not, my money Van wilt scarcely ever spoke lo her, ex made to kneel down, and the cord (a in a more serious form than before. I
Sprains, Poisonous Mite« and
{oes away from him. Speak child ' cept in a formal manner, although he strip of native cloth) is put round her employed four different physicians at
Stint*». MlfDi'-si, I.axneiie.s, Old
Sores, Ulcers, Frostbite«, « hllldaius.
fy lawyer is waiting now to make my came to the house as often as formerly. neck. She is then told to expel breath different tiqu f , none of whom seemed
Sore Nlppits, < abed Hreast, and
Apparently it wai to see Pauline now ; as long as possible, and when she can to do me rpuch good. I hey ail said my
Indeed every form of external dis
wilL”
ease. It lieals without icon,
and though the gentle girl strove to feel endure no longer to stretch out her disease would terminate in Bright’s dis
Laura burst into tears.
for the URt-TF. CRRATIO* it' urcrj
Sprain«, bis-lnny, Stiff Joints,
“I do love him !” she stammered. “I the same towards her false friend, she hand as a signal, whereupon the cord is ease, and none of them gave me any en
Founder, nnrness Sores, Hoof llis>
could
not
quite
do
so.
I
will promise anything rather than have
tightened, and soon all is over. It is couragement that I cool 1 recover. My
ea*«4, Foot llot, hereW IVorm. Real»,
llollow Horn, Sciatche«, Mind-
you do such a dreadful thing. But—
Mrs. Work, beholding the defection believed that if this direction be fol une’e then told me about your Sate
Kall«, Spavin, Thrush, R!ncl»oae,
what— if he don’t care for me as vou of young Vanwirt from her daughter, lowed insensibility ensues immediately Kilney and Liver Cure, and at his ur & Old Rove«, Poll »11, Film upon
tho Right and every other ailment
think 1”
wished most heartily ¿bat none of them o'n the tightening of the cord, whereas gent request f procured a bottle and
to will« h ttie occupant« of tl*c
stable mid Stock Yard arc liable.
“I will risk that; I know he docs. All had ever seen Miss Ruble.
if inhalation has taken place there is an commenced taking it about tLe 8th of
Th.J Mexican .'fuitxng Liniment
I ask of you is to promise not to marry
ftlways cures nn«l nover djsap»»utnts;
There was a certain rejected suitor of interval of suffering.
the present month; I am now’taking
an I it is, positively,
him until he has solemnly sworn he will Laura's, named Kobeit Lester, who
my second bottle, and feel that I am
never touch a card again. Give me your about this time took advantage of tue
Two parties registered at a Rochester almost well. My improvement com
hand, child, and say the words over af situation to renew his devotion to her. hotel as O. C. Palmer and wife, About menced as soon as I commenced using
OF ALL
ter me.”
Laura had never liked him, and liked 1 o’clock in the uight a brother of the your remedy, ami has been constant
Laura obeyed him more cahnly’than Lim less than ever now, but in spite of female portion of the party appeared at ever since, and I expect to be as well as
might have been expected under the cir- her coldness he was always beside her, the hotel with a minister and witnesses I ever was in a few days more. My
sum stances.
and more than once she had fancied The brother, being a stranger to the friends, as wall as myself, are wondering
“God bless you!” he said, as he let her that Pauline had deliberately contrived other gentleman, did not wish to trouble at the change which Las been wrought
Î03 KAN 03 BEAST.
hand go. “You havo made my dying \to fasten him on her during the even him with particulars about his toilet in me, and some of them wonder that I
ing.
am
still
alive.
Gratefully
vours,
The bride wore a handsomely embroi
moments happy.”
M rs . E mma B rown .
As Laura quitted the room sobbing,
“I must bring matters to a crisis dered nightgown. •
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