YOUTH
AND
LOVE.
71
hand cf year daughter, yonr little Li*-
zie. I iuvo lu-r mare than my life. &
*
H o u . J . h . F l e t c h e r , fo rm e r
Judge Kay. ”
*
ly G o v ern o r c f S o u th D ak o ta , h u t
And leave you broken h<jur(*xl.
••You cannot Lave her! No, air! I &
-e. • *u.-
1 11 g o t h r o u g h l i f o w i t h o u t y o u r a id .
now a resid e n t o f S ale m ,O re., says:
*
look for something higher for my
I ' l l g a z e o n u c ir h e r m u n n o r i n a i d . ”
i'o r o v er tw o years m y d a u g h
daughter then a confidential clerk. If *
A n d f o o li s h ly t h e y p a r t e d .
*
th at is all, I bid you good evening.”
te r h ad been d eclin in g from a
O ff w e n t h a u g h t y y o n t h a l c n e .
&
Next
night
the
judge
rode
slowly
s tro n g , h e a lth y , rosy-cheeked g irl
B o h u m m e d u t u n e in m e r r y t o n e
home to dinner, feeling a preeentiuicnt
A n d n e v e r 2.x>kod b e h in d h i m ,
to a p a le , w eak an d h elp less in
y / li il e I » v e
h o m e w u s and a n d so r e
of evil.
v alid . S h e w as afflicted w ith te r
A n d lo n g e d f o r m e r r y Y o u th o n e « l u o /o .
“ Where is Lizzie J” he inquired of
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rib ly h ead ach es, a n d g ra d u a lly
A la * . * h o c o u l d n o t f in d h i m l
Blanche as he entered the cozy dining *
g rew w eak er, a n d m ore la n g u id ,
B u t Y o u th h a d n o t t*<en wu ik in g l o n g
room.
B e f o r e h e h u s b o d h ie in e r r y b o n g —
a p p a re n tly w ith o u t cau se. I tr ied
“ In her r,x .m .J suppose, mourning
% % % % # % %
% % % % % % $ # % % % % # $
H » h ea rt w a s f u ll o f so rro w .
several d o cto rs, b u t all w ith o u t
After her dear clerk
J I« f o u n d i t h a r d t o s t a y a w a y
F r o m L o v e , i f o n ly fo r a (V y .
av a il. F in a lly , to p lease a friend,
“ Well, call her to dinner, child.”
H o o a c ie b a c k c n t h o flio r ro w «
Blanche went, but returned lmmedi- IT ~
I b o u g h t a b o x o f D r. W illia m s’
I hurried on back, for I had a lot of
EVE.
j ately with a pale, frightened face.
P in k P ills for P ale People, a n d to
F o r L o v e u n d Y o u t h a p h r t w o u ld d i e
hoein to look after.
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“ She is not there, papa, but this note
"W ell, sir, I was the proudest man
o u r su rp rise, before it w as used u p
A re p rep a re d from N«a-
T h e y ' d f a d e i f t h e y w o u ld s e v e r f
homo
! lay on her table,”
j in tho world when I went back thero
h e r head ach es ceased, th e co lo r
L a y h u g le s s E v e,
A h l o n g a* t h e r e a r c t i d e a n d t i m e
tu r e ’s m ild laxatives, and
The
judge
broke
the
seal
and
read,
for
her
that
night.
Everybody
crowded
A
n
d
in
h
e
r
n
e
w
,
n
n
e
q
u
n
le
d
a
g
o
n
y
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e
v
e
r
y
la
n
d
,
in
e
v
e
r
y
e
li
m
e
,
began to re tu rn to h e r ch eek s an d
' with a face th a t had grown suddenly
w hile g en tle a re reliable
S h e m o a n e d ; ‘‘ R e lie v o ,
Y o u th a n d L o v o w ill bo to g e th e r .
round, even tho old ladies, au told
lip s an d lier stre n g th b egan to
O G o d , t h is p u in l H a v o p i t y o n m y lo ti'*
—J o s e p h P . G a lt e n in P h i la d e l p h i a T im e * .
pale:
mo what a pretty dancer Mary wns.
a
n d efficient. T h e y
T
h
e
g
r
e
a
t
G
o
d
h
e
o
d
e
d
n
o
t
.
assert itself. I b o u g h t five b o x es
“ By the tim e th a t you read these
, All tho young folks iu tho country was
T h e s u n s h o n e o n in h e a r t l e s s b r i ll ia n c y ,
m ore, a n d by th e tim e sh e had
words,
dearest
papa,
your
little
Lizzie
T h e w e a r y d a y d m tig e d I t s e lf s l o w l y b y ,
! thero, but Mary was tho populares’
TA K EN F O R GRANTED. will bo another’s. I shall bo married to
quso
finished th em sh e w as co m p letely
B u t i n t h e e v e n i n g —h a r k , a f e e b l e e r y l
of ’em all. They w ouldn't hear to our
G
o
d
's
c
u
r
s
e
h
a
t
h
b
e
e
n
f
o
r
g
o
t
Mr. Hartley. I hope it is net wrong,
resto re d , a n d to -d ay sh e is a ro b u st
drivlu
back
then,
but
mado
us
both
A n d p a s t a la r m s ,
C u re S ick H e a d a c h e, Bil
“ Lizzie, child, coxne down this in for indeed I dk) love him very m uch.”
rosy, h ea lth y g irl in stead o f a pale,
1 como right iu to supper. I didn’t exact-
E v e g l o r i e s in h e r l o t —
iousness, S o u r. S tom ach,
As lie folded the note with stern fea
stant ! W hat do you mean by being so
H e r c h i l d i s in h e r a r m s .
tire d an d sick ly o n e .”
j ly calculate on doin this, but Mary
— E l iz a b e t h H a r m o n in G o d o y 's M a g a z in e .
unladylike t Kitting on tho topmost rail tures a light step crossed tho threshold,
a n d C o n stip atio n . Sold
¡ looked liko she wanted to, so I did.
— From the Oregon Independent,
of th at fence!”
and Lizzie's arms were around his
j They tried to make me dance, but I
everyw here, 25c. p e r box.
Salem, Ore.
The damsel addressed came down neck, tho confidential clerk standing nt
W H Y H E EN LISTED . ! don’t know how. It was tho opeuin of 1
I ’repared by C. I. Hood & Co. .Lowell, M
ass,
from her high perch, and, throwing the door with a face where prido and
a now summer hotel, you know. A
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pule People
j one arm over tho neck of tho little indomitable resolution struggled for tho
young follow that sot next to me at tho
contuiii, in a condensed form, all the eje-
As tho recruits commenced to scatter table an wns mighty polito iu liaudiu
' brown pony, walked demurely by his mastery.
meut« necessarv to giye new li&i And rich
“ Papa, forgivo u s!”
around in tho shade tho journalist and mo everything said ho was gontor bo
side, while the old judge sat in grim
ness to the blood and restore «hhttered
nerves. They aye on unfailing specific for
State on his back.
“ i ’ll see you hanged first!” roared tho Hancock volunteer proceeded toward thero nt tho hotel for somo timo, nn
such diseases as locomotor ataxia, parthd
They were very like, this father and tho old gentleman. “ Begone, both of the headquarters of tho colonel of tho that wo mus’ como ’round often. Of
paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neural-
daughter.
y o u ! Beg, starve, b ut never come to regiment. After the salutations had courso I asked him to come seo us too.
girt, rheuniatjsm, ncryous headache, the
Lizzie was hjs youngest, and though ine for assistance I”
after-effects of the grip, palpitation of the
been exchanged beforo tho tent of tho Ho was a pretty glib talker. When wo
heart, pale and sallow complexions, and all
“ Oh, papa,” pleaded Lizzie, “ I w ant
) she had attained the age of 18 she was
commiuidiug officer the volunteer ad was lenvin nn tellin everybody goodby
forms of weatncbH cither in male or female.
I still childish in her ways.
to explain, ”
dressed tho colonol, saying, “ Cap’u, if and prouiisin to come again soon, I
“ I won’t hear yon.”
Tho judge placed his hand tenderly
Dr W illiam s' Pink P ills for P a ls P e o p le a re never
hoard a lady from New York say to an- j
I on the little, early bend,
“ Be it so,” said the clerk. “ Come, you need any moro of Hancock county other ono, ‘Wouldn’t she bo a queen I
s o ld by th e doren or hundred, but always in pack
boys
I
'll
got’in
for
you.
”
apes
At alt d ru g g ists, or direct from th e Dr. Wil
j “ Where has my little daughter been ?” my little wife; wo havo each other left,
with tho right trainin?’ Wo got in tho '
liam s M edicine Com pany. S chenectad y, N. Y., 60
“ If thoy’ro all as tiue looking physical spring wagon an drove homo, au site
“ Oh, I havo been up to the hall talk- yon know,” and they went from tho
c e n ts per box, 6 boxea 6 2 .6 0 .
.>
! ing witli the housekeeper and wander house.
specimens us yourself, ” tho colonel an was jes’ all excitement tellin mo what
Blanche, surrounded by an atmos- [ swered jovially, “ I ’d like to havo a a time they had that day au how I
ing through tho great rooms, and, oh,
papa, she really took mo into the beau phere of lavender and enu do cologne, whole army of them. Our regiment will ought to learn to (lanca
tiful conservatory, and I saw such love was ju st coming out of tho hysterics J be filled np in a day or so, but I ’ll let
“ Two days after somo ladies drove \
S h ave u sed R tpnn s T a b n les w ith so m u ch sa tis-
I h a v e b een a g r e a t su fferer fr o m c o n s tip a tio n
ly flaming passion flowers and the into which Lizzio’s unprecedented con you know in tim e.”
H a tto n (lm t I r a n c h r e r lu iiy r eco m m en d then:.
fo r o v er f l e y e m s . N o th in g g a v e t n e a n y re lie f.
round in their carriages an asked her !
H ave b e e n tro u b le d fo y a b o u t th r a >«ara w ith
M y f e e t and leg * a n d abdornon w e r e b lo a ted so
lty Mail, Postage PaM,
great creamy magnolia blossoms, and, duct had thrown her when there came
After they had left the quarters of to go to tho Springs w ith ’em again. She
w h a t l e a d e d b * lfo iie a tta c k so o m ln g o n regularly
I oould n t w e a r shoe* o n m y f e e t £ u d o n ly a lo o se
dear mo, I c a n 't tell you of ull the a ring at the bell, and a gentleman the colonol and were strotched upon tho said ‘No, ’ but when sho seen I was anx- ;
o n c e u w e e k . W as to ld by d iffe r en t p h y sic ia n s
dross. I s a w K lp a u s T abulos a d v e r tis e d In our
t h a t It w a s c a u se d b y bud te e th , o f w h ich ' I hud
d a lly paper, b o u g h t so m o a n d to o k th e m a s d irect
lovely tbjngs.
bearing a foreign looking carpetbag grass in tho shade the uowspaper man ious to havo her go sho went with them.
se v er a l. 1 h a d th e to eth e x tr a c te d , b u t th o a t
e d . H a v e ta k en them about th r ee w e e k s a n d th ere
“ Then I walked down the road to | was ushered in.
took occasion to put his favorite ques They drove back after supper, her and
ta c k s c o n tin u ed . I ha d s e e n a d v e r tise m e n ts o f
1 “Uch a cha n g e ' I am n o t c o n stip a te d n u y raoro
K lpan* T u b u les In a ll th e p aper* b u t had n o fa ith
“ Is this Mr. R ay?”
an d I o w e it till-to Itlp a iu Tabulae. l a m thirty-
meet yon, and I was so tired th a t I sat
tion, “ Why do you enlist?” Sometimes tlie two ladies an a young man, nn a
la th em , but ab o u t s ix w oekn «Ince n frie n d In
s o v e ii yonr* o ld , h a v e n o o c c u p a tio n , o n ly m y
The judge bowed, hardly knowing this question elicits an outburst of pa- ' they all told mo I ought to havo beer
down on tlie fence to rest.
du ced m e to try thorn. H a v e ta k e n but t w o o f th e
h o u se h o ld d u tie s k n d n a rsii g iny s ic k h u sban d.
e m a il A eon t b o x e s o f th e T u bules And h a v e h a d
“ Oh, papa, don’t you wish we lived whether to embrace him as Herbert St. triotid ardor which fills the air with thero. That uight sho seemed kinder
H e bus ha d th e d r o p sy an d I am tr y in g R lpana
n o re cu rr e n c e o f tl a a tta c k s. IJa\ e n e v e r g iv en a
T u bules f o r h im . H e f c t l s s o m e b e tte r but It w ill
in
such a nice place ns tho hall? It is Leon or to repulse him as an emissary stars aud stripes and eaglos, sometimes unres’lcss. Sho talked a hoap 'bout tho
t e s th n o n lid lo r aitytH iu c b efo re, but th e g r e a t
ta k e so m e tim e, ho has been s ic k so long. You
a m o u n t o f good w h ic h I Iw llevo h a s been d o n e m e
from the confidential clerk.
such a grand old mansion.”
(most frequently) it calls forth a hard nice tilings they’d all said ’bout her nt
t n a / u se m y le tte r a n d nam e us you lik e.
b y H lpana T m L u I oh In d u ces in c to a d d m in e to t h e
Mrs. M s u t U o u m a . m C l a b e a. | She was suddenly stopped by seeing
“ Ah, so I concluded. Is Mr. St. luck story, which puints in glowing tho Springs, but mostly talked ’bout
Greatest Weekly hi the Country,
m n n y te s tim o n ia ls y o u d o u b tle ss h a v e in y o u r
p o sso sslo u n ow .
a gentleman approaching from the op- Leon here?”
colors the virtues of tho victim, but on how nice it would bo if wo could go an
A. T. D e W it t .
I h a v e boon su ffe r in g fro m ho a d a ch ee over
“ Mr. St. Leon, sir, is in Paranham, this occasion the answer was merely, travol an go to New York au every
I posito side of the road.
a lu ce X wu* a l it t l e g irl. I co u ld n e v e r r ld o ln a
I w a n t to Inform y o u ,
car or go lu to a c ro w d ed
B razil.”
“ Mr. Huy, I believe."
“ Well, I have nothin to lose.” “ B u t," where, an slio said wo ought to read
^ ♦ ♦ * ♦ * 2 * * * * * * * ♦ ♦ ♦ -* * * * * * * *
I n w o r d s o f h ig h e st
p la c e w ith o u t g e ttin g a
“ I think yon aro mistaken, sir, ns I protested tho newspaper map, “ there’s books an tiio liko, au that a lady there (Tnr.lodln/? ixaetage) to a n y p o r t o f t h e U atteG
Tho judgi! bowed.
raise, c f t h e beueflt
headbcliuu jjd sick ut m y
huvo d e r iv e d fro m
sto m a ch . I heard a b o u t
BttttPH. C a n a d a a n d M e x ic o .
havo been informed he is a t this mo no telling how long you’ll havo to bo paid what sho needed was cultivatin.
“ Agent for the St. Leon place?”
ftlp u n g T ubules. I a iu a
Itip a tu T ahujea from an
T i l E VVEEICL.Y C1ERONICLW . th e br«*htw t
R - I ’P -A -N S
ment in his nativo village.”
“ Yea, sir. ”
p r o fe ssio n a l n urse and
from home, and there’s no man that will
a u n t o f m lh e w h o w a s
“ I didn’t liko this, talkin ’bout her • n d m o st c o m p e t e W e e k ly N e w s p a p e r In th e
In th is p rofesh lou a cle a r
ta k in g them fo r catarrh
“
Herbert
St.
Leon
nt
homo
and
not
take
tho
samo
interest
in
running
your
“
I
camo
to
6ce
you
in
regard
to
it,
w
orld
, p r in ts r e g u la r ly 112 C ol un i n s , o r « lx ta m
liko sho was a field to bo plowed up,
hood Is a lw i.y s ru eded.
o f the sto m a c h . She had
send word to me, bis agent? I m ust go plantation that you do, for I prosume 'stead of a flower jes’ to grow an bloom patres, o f N e w s , L ite r a tu r e a n d G e n e r a l I n fo r -
’ an d ” —
/IIj»ans T u bufrs dooa It.
found su ch r e lie f fro m
A fter o n o o f m y cunt* I
rn&tlon; a ls o a rr.’M ?niflcent A g r ic u lt u r a l >«4
th e ir u se sh e ad vised m e
you aro a farm er.”
T h e m o d ern s ta n d
“ And you ore Mr. St. Leon’s con- to the hall im m ediately."
nature,!, an when I told her this she
fo u n d m y se lf c o m p le tely
o r tlc u ltu m l I ’c n a r tm o n t. T h is la o n « o f th«
I o t a k « th e m to o , an d I
Blnnche arose from the sofa, shaking
“ T hat’s true, sir; th a t’s tru e,” was jes’ Innghcd an slapped her hands over H
1 fldential clerk, Mr. H artley! I believe
r u n d o w n . A ctin g on (he
h a v e been d o in g so sin co
g r e a te s t d e p a r tm e n ts In a n y p a p e r o n th is
udvl<*e o f U r. tiuo. B o w
a rd F a m ily M edi
la st O ctober, and w ill
tho bright drops of cologno from her ! his deliberate response, “ but you seo my mouth. Sho went to tho Springs CouEt. E v e r y t h in g w r itt e n Is b a a ed o n «■>
I
received
a
letter
from
him
today
in
er , Ph. O ., 5 8 N ew a rk
n a f th ey h a v e com plete',
forming mo th a t yon would nrrivo this curls. "Y on will bo sure and bring things ain ’t ju st ns they was. Before right regular for a timo. Then sho p e rtcn ce In th e ( ’o a s t S t a t e s , n o t o n E a a t* m
A ve., J e r se y C ity, I to o k
ly cured m y houd ach es.
cine : C u r e s th e
K lpaus Tabulae w ith
I am tw e n ty n in e y ea rs
I
week.
Yes, y es; come right up to the him home to dinner, papa, won’t yon?” Mary left I took interest in everything, wouldn’t go no moro. Somebody sent m en ’s k n o w le d g e o f t h e ir o w n l o c a lit ie s .
I grand r e su lts.
o ld . You a r c w e lc o m e
“ I ’ll try, Blancho; I ’ll try .”
' house, anu we will talk over the repairs.
but now—I jes’ tu rn t tho farm over to her some books—four or fivo of ’em. SAMPLE COPY SENT FREE.
MiSS DECJIB WlBDMXJt.
com m on every-day
to u se tills te s tim o n ia l.
“ Oh, papa, yon aro trying to draw a couple of fellows au thought I Sho commenced to read ono of 'em out
Shall wo begin them imm ediately?”
XIrs. J. DaooKMTBM
ill of hum anity.
m ight’s well to come to the front au loud to mo ono night. ’Twas a nice
“ W hat I My letter b ut ju st nrrived? on yonr boots over yonr slippers!”
M oth er w a s tro u b led
w it h h e a r t b u r n oud
“ So I am, but this little affair has so j fight for my country. I ’m 84 years old, story about some rich folks, some a rt
Singular I”
a leep lessu egs, ca u se d by
My RBYcn-rrar o ld b o y
upset mo. ” He was np and away.
| an I ain ’t never done nothin but farm, ists, an how they was lovin each other,
In d ig e stio n , fo r a good
■Uifured w ith pain* la
m any years. O ne day
Tho lights glimmered brightly from au I thought I ’d tako a little fightin
“
Papa,
yon
don’t
mean
to
say
yon
hi* head, c o n s tip a tio n
an tho thing they went to, but while 1
• h e sa\Z a te s tim o n ia l
a n d cm n platnod nt M*
hnvo brought him home—a confidential tho Gothic windows of the hall and J in miuo jes’ at this stngo. ”
In t h e p ap er Indorsing
got to likin tho pesky books after awhile,
sto m a c h . IIo co u ld n o t
R i p e n s T a b u les. Sho
winked
defiance
nt
the
blustering
storm
Hero a forced smile played over his I told b rr »11 the time that it was jes’
clerk? Yon know thero ore tho best
e a t lik e c h ild r e n o f hl*
d e ter m in ed t o gl v* them
ago d o a n d w h a t h e
r<suus to bo papered and cleaned nnd w ithout as the judge rang the bell at rugged, careworn features. Tho corre- stories an that there wasn’t no such
• tria l, w e e c r e s t l y
did e a t did n o t ag ree
r e lie v ed b y th e ir u se
| spoudeut wished to follow tho clew folks in Faris or New York or any
i onr pink dresses to bo made against the great front door.
w ith him , Ro w m th in
a n d n o w t a k e s th e
“ Mr. St. Leon—has he arrived?"
| just thrown out about tho desertion of
and o f a salTron co lo r.
! H erbert fit. Leon's arrival.”
Tabulee r egu larly 81m k eep s a f e w ca r to n s R lpana
R oni,Ing co m e o f th e testim o n ia ls In fa v o r o f
The servant bowed and usherod him 1 Mary, but didn’t know just how to pro wheres else. Sinco she was teaehin mo,
T a b u les In (b e h o u se and sa y s aha w in n o t be w it h
“ But, my dear,” begnn tho old gen-
Rlpuiii* Tabulos. I tried thorn. R lp a a s T a b u les n ot
n-roodin out loud, I took to teaehin her,
o u t th em . T h e h ea rtb u rn an d *l«eple«»ucM h a v e
o n ly reliev ed h u t a c tu a lly cm eU m y y o u n g ste r,
tlemun, “ just liko your papa to never into a room whoso superbly arranged ceed. “ Well, I don’t want to discourage tellin her what I thought ’bout the
d isa p p e a r ed w it h th o In d ig e stio n w h ic h w a s
th o headue.'io* h a v e d isappeared , b.>wt lg are la
furniture
struck
Mr.
Ray
with
an
in
'
your
patriotism
,”
he
said,
“
but
you’re
fo r m e r ly s o g r e a t a burden fo r her. Our w h o le
! think of this a t all. ”
g o o d e r u d itio n am i ho n ev er c o m p la in s o f his
books. I told lier that lifo was a reality
fa m ily ta k e th o T a b u les r eg u la rly , eep e clu lly a fte r
sto m a ch . He Is notv a rod, chubb y fa ced boy. T h is
giving up tho peaceful leisure of rural au that even if thero was such people
“ Well, I shall see th a t h o is pnt in definite idea of luxury.
a h ea rty m eal. My m o th er is fifty y e a r s o f ag o
w o n d e rfu l c h a n g e I a ttr ib u te to ftlp a n s T ab ules.
I
lifo
for
tho
dangers
and
excitement
of
a
Lizzie was standing by a tall alabas
tho llttlo room over the kitchen. He
a n d Is e n j o y in g th e l»cst o f h ea lth azn l s p ir its; nlaO
I nin vHtlaflftil th at th e y w ill I ten eh t a p y o n e (from
they wasn’t no better off than us, ’cause
e a ts h ea rty m ea ls, p u Im p o ss ib ility b o fo re sh e
th o c ra d le to o ld ago) If ta k e n a c c o rd in g t o d irec
will never know the difference,” nnd ter vase th at stood in the bay window, i campaign iu which disease is as much thero’s advantages au disadvantages I
touh hJpaus T ab u lee.
A ntom II. B l e u m b e .
tio n s.
M. w . FASC8.
Bluucho sank back In a studied nttitndo arranging tho tropic vines that cnrled J to bo feared as Spanish bullets. ”
“ Stranger,” said tho volunteer, everywhere, an it all ’mounts to ’bout )
T h e C h r o n i c l e I B u A I A ia ff«
on tho sofa, wondering if handsome nronnd its standard, and tho light from
r style pocket containing ten kh ans t . u iv l m pocked In a paper carton (without glace) Is now fo r sale
tho
colored
lamps
shono
down
on
the
:
“
th
a t’s jes’ it. From tho way you talk tho same ou everything iu its placo is ! T i m C I i n O N I d s E r a n k s w it h t h « fvmMB
Bert
St.
Leon
would
funcy
her
lovely
tho
host.
T
hat’s
tho
way
I
’d
write
if
1
dru* sto m i run n t * cxirrti This low-priced m>rt is Intended for the poor and tb<» economical. One
n e w s p a p e r s In th o U n ite d S t a t e s .
, pink morning dress th at sho had mado curly head so dear to the jndgo’s heart. bout ‘peaceful’ leisure I see you ain ’t wroto books.
o f the llvo-Oeut cartons (120 tabuli*, can la, had by intuì by scudlng forty-eight ocuts to the K traks
TITE c n itO N I C I o E h a s n o e q n a l o n C h e ^ a e t t e
1 never lived iu tho country. Farm in’s a
,AX> O orraxv. Ko. IO gpruco Ntrnet, New York—o r a Hlnglu carton ( tem tadhliw ) w ill I* wwit for flve eento.
for his special benefit, for of courso Tho confidential clerk stood near.
Cvxo’t.
i t le a d s a ll In a b ilit y , eatarprlaa and
‘.'Maybe
it
was
roadin
in
them
tlnrn
!
as» Ta»m.ifl may aloo ln> I um J o f somo grocers, gineru l storekeepers, news a^nnta aad a t soma II quot stores
“
I
wish
to
see
yonr
master,
young
good thing if a m an’s got money or don't
n e w s.
ho would stop ot their house darin g tho
books
'bout
tho
fashion
an
tho
wealthy,
1 hasher shops. They banish pain. Induce sloop and prolong Ufo. Due gives rulluf.
T H E C H R O N I (JETT 8 T r k g T a p h lo I t i p a t t
miud workiu, an I don’t, but that or maybe it was them peoplo at tho
j tim e in which tho repnirs were being man. ”
th e la te s t a n d m o st r e lia b le , (te I so c a l N « w e Cha
“ I am nt yonr service, sir."
was jes’ tho wholo trouble. I b ’l ’eve
mado a t tho hall.
Springs
put
foolish
notions
in
her
head,
(91 le s t an d a p lc le s t. a n d (te
“ Yun are! Who the mischief cares now when I think of it th at if I had a
Tho door of tho dining room was
•b le n t p e n s in th e c o u n tr y .
»•trotliul Rlncs.
maybe
ajar, nnd Mr. Hartley, standing beforo wllP*hor I'ou « «
»ot? I wish to see | had moro timo to make her happy she’d j or
know
gj it was jos’ ’cause sho come to J T H E C IIR O N IC IiE hee «(way
Modern jO/roqk peasants exchange a
as too good an pretty for a v /u js w ill be, th e fr ie n d a n d champion of
a (. zi. j _ I l
a iz i«
«'
.
Afv
Q
fe t I.o/in
**
It
Ig'fltt
pnnfntitoil
et-ni’
|,n
S- 4 it g seemed
.
Mr.
S
Loon.
u
been
contented
to
stay,
but
tho fire in tho little parlor, heard it all.
jold and silver wedding ring, and they
“ Horhert St. Leoti Is my name, s ir.” to me wo was married nt the busiest man like me, but anyhowsho commen.st pec pie. us a g a in s t c o m M n a tlo n a . ~*‘ t »— «r»
This, then, was the welcome home
to pino an droop liko a flower th a t’s I r o r a tlo n s , or o p p r e s s io n s «£ a n y k in d . I t wO} i p
p in k wino hum tlio wine cup. But tho
“ You? Why, I thought you were the time of tho year, an then afterward it withorin.
th a t tho wnjalerer received after room
I ’d beg her to go to th e' In d ep en d en t tu e v e r y t h in g , n e u t r a l In notkkM>
•egular ritn.il of tho Oreek church or-
looked
nt Springs an enjoy hen
ing five years in a distant elime. The confidential clerk. ”
CevBftfBaad T r e -ln M a r k * o b ta in e d a n d a l l Tat
in liko r 1 had
i J jes’ I us' , much
, , to
, do
. ■
Springs
au
enjoy herself like sho was
1*ius th at soluiun llH)'trothnl precedes tho
all
times.
“ I never tcld you I was. You took
I always had to look after j iuv; tc(1 tu d
if
enfc bufclncNi c o ’u ln c to d f o r M o d e r n t c F r e e , i
tears glistened in his lushes nnd a bright
^ tn u l marriage, fii which ^ro used gold
B end m o d e l, d r a w in g o r p h o t o . V/ o e d v i a e if.
the m ilkin at daybreak an then be- ; wouldn’t do it. Aft« arn ’t no use. She DO YOU WAHT THE CHROMCU
th
at
for
granted.
As
the
confidential
drop
fell
to
his
hand.
p attiitxh lQ fre© o f c h a r g e . O u r fr o n o t d u o till'
wd silver wedding rings blasmd by
After
’bout a week oi
thero’s s enough I H , i « n , i > , ™
...........
i ii to u t iN a r c u r r d . A P a m p h l e t “ H o w to G h -'
"M r. Confidential Clerk, you nro cry clei k I wooed nnd won yonr daughter. sides s tho regular work there
ibo priest, tho gold ring being given to
this thing that - samo
lady from New
m in la te n t * ," w it h cot*fc •(* n a m e i n t h o U . t f/
chores
aud
tho
like
to
keep
a
fellow
A
h
Herbert
St.
Leon
I
could
have
gained
in g ,” nnd Lizzio pushed tho w hite k it
a u d f t in ij U c o u n t r ie s « r u t free. Addrcaa,
ilio mun, tiie stlvur ring to tho woman,
j
hustliu all tho time. Even on rainy York drove up to our gato an asked'
ten from her lap and camo ovor to his uo greater treasure.
rh e form of tho espousal is then repeat-
‘I
t
’s
ull
a
mistake
from
beginning
j
days
there’s harness to mend au such Mary to come in an pay a visit to her
id, nudtho rings aro plaeod on tho right
O f f P a t e n t Omer.
V/ as wi noton . D. C. side, laying her dimpled hand on his to end. Son-in-law, you're a trump. But, friend,” and here his fr.oo bright at the Springs. Sho wanted her to stay Showing the Usited 8t«fes, L _____
arm. “ I am sorry you heard them, but
'
1A.WWWWWV
vw u
lauds and then oxohnuged th a t no in
Como here, Lizzie, nnd kiss yonr old enod up until it was radiant w ith the as long as sho would, nil then Mary did
of Canada and Northers M i x I m
never m in d ; I ’ll lie yonr friend. ”
feriority may bo betokened by tho wom-
o n
o i v f ; H ID E .
reeolloetiou, “ if you cou.'I have seen agree to go nu stay a week, makiu the
fath er.’’—New York Times.
"Y
our
friendship
is
very
dear
to
me,
fu woaring tho silver ring and also to
condition
that
I
was
to
come
tu
soo
her
that little wife of mine in tho dairy every day.
my little g irl.”
ndicato a common ownership of prop-
T h e C u b n n G o ld M y th ,
You cani
you’d a Been tho prettiest sight you over
• T in not a little g irl I was 18 last
irty.
“ I t’s a lonesome timo I had then. ]
O N T i n s O ’T
T H
E R n S X X X H k
ltK
If wo listen to tho voice of the charm saw. In a little speckled calico, skim
be cured < week. ”
N ’ n t S 2 u n d tee«
_
Au Armenian mothor usually chooses
d idn’t go to seo her but three days, an
(be One
Hnp MB*
er
or
go
to
tho
books
on
Cuba
for
our
min
tho
milk
an
wasbiu
the
crocka
V « r k l j r C h r o i i l c :lc
l
I f ywu zutTer from a n y o f the
“ Pnrdon mo, young lady, b ut can
for
Tatst
»«■ daughter's husbund. After all bosl-
every
day
it
seem
to
mo
1
was
uuwtl-
pu
«
tug
u
prepaid
un
nap
information, we shall find th at the eingiu tho wholo tinie, Jes' r.s happy a>
ills o f m en, com e Io the oldest
you
tell
me
something
of
tho
hall—
le«0 preliminaries aro si ttled between
cornor
than
before,
so
1
thought
1
better
S;iecia!i-,t on the P acific C oast,
mineral
resources
of
th
is
island
include
a lark. She biobed liko a little pink
AX^lUUfV,
w hat sort of place is it? ”
Mio fninilioa tho bridegroom's mother,
not go no mere nn let the chile enjoy
DR. IORDAN t CO.,
M. n . a . Y O U T T O ,
1 0 S I K a rk slS L
E t i d I0 C 7 .
“ Gh, it is a grand old plnee, with g o l t i , silver, mercury, lead, antimony, rosobad. Sometimes it seemed to me her visit. I t look to me liko the harder
jtocompmiicd tiy a priest and two ma-
P rop rietor S F. C h r o e l___.
V o m i r m «*n nml middle
great r tone porticoes, and marble m an ; copper, chrome, iron, manganese, pitch, sho was more liko a angel than a worn I try to plesso her tho moro tkiugi
nous, visits tho bride and gives her a
8 A N in iA N C U I O a .
i
—
t t j - c t l m o i l w ho a r a m flerin #
tels carved to repri-sent god t and god bitum en und even coal, lint when wo an. But I beg your' pardon, sir, ” he would go wrong. Wiinmiu folks is
from the t lfr c t, o f youthful induciadpua or ex-
ring in token of osponsnl, and with this
come
to
look
for
practical
metallic
re
concluded,
refilling
his
pipe,
"you
said
r - ' - -'»in mntnrer yroro, N rrrons and Physical
desses, aud the ceiling all frescoed in
,-lug tho onuplo aro ultimately married,
curious little things, stranger, an a
lk<-’, ll ] t .T ,,r « ii » o i« - u r - y .,.«»»* VI m u L ,!»<>•■
iWfirtrtWfWA'JWWttWWi
• 'ViWW.YWiWiWrtWWWfig «
blue and gold sunsets, nnd a big con sults commensurate w ith tluae varied yon wanted to meet all the Hancock awkward fellow liko mo don’t know
in n il n s r o m i, I, c io n s; S t |> e r in iit < > r r lin * n ,
Amoug tl>o fishing communities very
mineral
resources
we
Ehall
bo
disap
boys
here,
nu
I
guess
I
’d
brl.irr
go
make
£ T Y L 'L I IS
SH
M , R E L IA B L E ! 1
S 'r ii-t iiliir r liii n . I ln iiiiiT ln r a , O le e t.
serv
ato
rs
w
ith
blue
passion
flowers,
in d e n t aud elaborate rjugs aro used,
F r c - m e n e y <>f t r i u n i t i l i , , r i p . i t y a
pointed.
you ’quainted w ith 'oiu ’stead of tellin jes’ how to handle ’em. I had done
A
R
IC -w .
T
IS
T lC
1
flaming
cactuses
aud
orange
trees
with
com
i
in.iti,
ii
o
f
rem
a-liaa,of
gre.it
c
u
r
ltiv
e
pow
w d they descend ns heirlooms from
R e c o m m n e e n n d j e e d j b y L e a d i n g *’R' E 1
Tho gold fiction is the most tim e hon you all my personal affairs, which isn’t mortgaged my farm again nn went in
er, the 1‘ ictor haa an arranged his trr.-.imrnt
real oranges on them. Oh, i t ’s so nice,
{ruerntiou to generation.
b reesm
town
an
brought
her
silks
an
dresses
lh.it it Will not o nly afford im ine,liote rrlief hut
*
«
»
ored for tho original Spanish settlers the right things to tell to strangers. ”
T h ey A Iw ey e P lr a ie .- ^ ,
bo nice I*’
|ie riii.iiie n t c u ra , 't he Doctor d oai not claim to
In Jupaucsc marriages urrangisl be
expected to find rich gold mines in
This sudden halt in tho narrativo an nn gloves jes’ tha right sizo, an when
I * r f ' n il m ira c le s , Imt ii w. Il-known to 1« a fair
“
Lixxle^Liwie,
yon
ore
talking
far
tween very young people tho girl ro-
sha
se
o
’m
she
jes’
cried
an
said
1
was
and sipt.ire P h y .i, ian and Surgeon, pre-eminent
mere than is necessary. Go to your Cuba. According to their historians, noyed tho journalist, who hud inter too good to her. Then 1 got her a piano,
Mdves u ring In evidence that the union
in h i. site l a i t y — ltlaenaca of sten.
“ much gold wns takeu from this island viewed woman suffragists, heard the
n . i | , h l l l . t h o r o u g h l y e n t it le nted t r o u t th e .
French imm ediately.”
(8 binding. In Malabar un old native
but nothin would suit. This was befo’ ;
sy-l- "I W ith ou t U sine S l r r m r , .
I ’. V I I K Y I I A K Iip plclng to o s w-ltl n>- I
And as tho abashed damsel obeyed at the beginning of tho conquest,” but confessions of criminals, syuopsized the sho want for the last timo to tha springs. ;
justom seuts both brido and tridegrooin
it scents prolmblo that most of this was prayers of ministers .and oven invndod
i C alva on r Aonr.t, ly n n fo n o t lila c n in p ln ln t.
ho
heard
Blanche
say
:
It e fi’/ ’f i,'i i,iranfc, <t
VB i'f.'RJCfa I
xi a dais, aud a roiativo washes tho I
Tho things is all at homo now, but I !
I m y co.«,- , c i i . - n i - '( M r , o r / o i / e i t U u o
"D ignity on the family I Nothing takeu front the chiefs or caciques of the tho sauetity of tho home for tho purpose never wants to see them again, an it
teot of tho bridegroom w ith milk and
T l t u t i s n n d Ikotini-N.
I
Iudiuns and very little from the gronud. of publishing to the world the secrets oí
but
a
confidential
clerk.”
puts n silver ring on the great toe of the
I Consultation F R E E and strictly privata.
“ El V ingeroU niversal" (Madrid, 1707,) private life, Tho story had somehow God spares me I novt-r will. There’s
NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE!
ChAhlim ! F / f F A’*’d .S () ,Y .U ) £ k T reat- '
Aud Lizzie exclaimed:
right foot. He then bauds a gold ring
says:
"Som eof this m etal (gold) 1» still placid him in that supersyuipathetlc nothin else to say now, but th at I lef’
pei ’ ■ ,-r hv letter. Sand fcr Mott.
¿ r.V ffr1 h*"'
told in n .e rly «
“ I don’t care. I like him .”
to his klusmau, and a neeklaeo and
" T l i e ■ * l i .l < i - u i|i l , v o f ¡ m a r r i a g e , ’’ '
’cause I couldn’t stan’ the sympatb
found
at
llolgnln.
’’
W
herover
the
ex
.
uy
an
1
condition
from
which
tact
t
ikes
flight;
1
í
i
f v -V r V
ln ,i' e U » lle d O r . , , . ?
fiv e . ( A valuahls bo, k f o n u c n . l
A month had passed by. Mr. Hartley
rbaplot of flowers are put on tho bridu'e
the
talkin
of
the
m
teighbora after I got
VIMIT O R . JORItAJPM
1 had exchanged his close apartm ents istence of golrl in Cuba is discussed tliis t ut, summoning tlie little t t i l l which this letter. "
W-».
...... .
aouk and bead.—London Mail
( • r r a t Id iis o u m o f A n a t o m y , over the kitchen for mere Commodious “ m ine” ut Holguin is invariably brought remained, bo determined te make tho
Hero lie paused and took from the'ln-
THE , M c C all company ,
I III- I ;ic .1 and I o , - It M ii.c n m o l II « k in d in th e
man
lay
bare
his
heart.
forward.
It
Is
true
that
some
work
has
l i e t o H 6 W . U l h l l r t e l , R e e Y,’»k ;
R n rt u'a Keven Wntxler».
w oild. C o m e a n d learn how w onderfully you | ’ ones nt the village inn. Thence he calm
“ N o,” he said, “ don’t apologize for s.'io pocket of his corduroy coat a
p re n i . d e ; how to n r , id i i r k a - « i a n d d ir fa -e .
. ly miperlntemlisl tho projected improve been done at this point and a little gold
q « f J i Z u T 11 O rr/G |” î
The bcvvu wonders of Korea nre: (1)
square
envelope
addressed
in
»
round,
W e are c o n t im ia liv a d d in g new iiieco n en s. I
S9j M r a ,,‘h
Ave « Chica»*», and
ments nt tlie hall, nnd all tlie gossip lias been extracted, but there has never anything you say to me. I ’m iaterosted girlish hand. The faint odor of violet
*' f a l l ur w rllw.
The lnurvclcus mineral spring of Kin-
rk eta t., San iran claco.
j
S
l03
been
any
systematic
exjJoration,
and
in
it
alb
Wiiou
am
an
is
manly
and
pa
1 0 6 1 Market Stun t. Sun Francisco. Cal.
'
exchanged between himself aud Lizzie
iliotito, one dip in which is a sovereign
taichet
which
had
once
permeateti
the
was iu the course of her rainhlett through thero is nothing there which may Ire triotic, his life is always interesting to pages could still be detected, though
rure for all the ills that hum;m flush is
the
S t Leon woods, and if the family dignified with the name of a mine.— mo. Yvo all have our sorrows, aud it's mingled somewhat w ith the aroma of
heir to. (S) Tho double springs which,
S tir C lt - iiu c t l t t i o S p o o n s .
had
only
known hew often these ram Jennings S. Cox, J r., in Engineering a relief to toll them occasionally. Di.fl ' tobácea It read:
though far U|inrt, havo a strange, mys
you say your wife is no longer with
bles
were
taken their aristocratic tend Magazine.
They
Wer
\ i-i'j parity sjiocus, mid the
I hope that ; ,u will understand a n i forvi- -
terious alllnlty. According to Korean
you?”
me.
J a c k , a lt h o u g h I know tha« u,
encies
would
huvo been tearfully
quick ClimiMe.
ts'llef, thero is a couuuutlou under- family 1 oil tilwuys takeu a itpceiul
wilL I « as nerr-r happy with joa, a;- *1
Blundering
as
this
sp«x>c’h
may
seem
1 u tv e r
Shopkeeper t\rm e bur«, Fidel Fine to a mind which seeks and finds bidden
i««
to m a k e y o u h an i v
A n. 1 »bio,
{round, through wlileh water eidm and p l c d - t r , . i t t'iv.ii. Thor« wns a pretty, Bhocked.
. g b r i g h U a t M a g a z in e P u b l i s h e d
un
« IflMh m a n lik e y«,«i r lP w r» ,;, aY " to
And now Mr. Hartley sat in the same animal that. Your dog, sir?
flows like the waters of the ocean, in g ia n fu l (lower pattern ruuuiug dewu
»h. n rot, p«., ,h,9, ,
lip , " ' ' r w if u . , z, . - L u n u i n s neautlM C ’^red Pive,.:
motives,
it
was
sufficient
to
satisfy
the
Ü o u ’t Ê
i
laiteena, Faah
mil , brought out by the oxidized little imrlor whore Lizzie had first
for yca never con.
Customer My deg ? I hope n o t; simple son of Hancock county, so bo try to find
•ueh a way th at only one spring is full
fc
, 1 *n*. r ’ d e y W ork.
1’jutY.
which had made tho spoons se vowed to bo bis friend nnd nwalted tho would net be followed uround by such continued:
f r Jh * <
”*»e3»tne înerrry ’
T,tl?,U 7 ^ F J n d e u t had read aud r
st a time. The water p
,.-i s a won-
u s ue exp. usivi wlieii they were appearance of the judge.
a cur as that,
roturned tae letter I t h men were silent / >
lerful Rvraetcnlug power, so that what-
; Vtrue/or term« ' her n,ri<-. ¡
"Yes,
sir,
it's
over
three
months
sinco
lie
came
nt
last.
Tli
a
m
w “ g irl" in the
They watched tho little knots of officers , -s
Sliepk« cp-. r- Get out, yon brute! Do
•ver is cooked therein becomes gixxl and
■ - t i l r k V : , „ ¿ J * ’ ’’“ ‘ • ‘ ' • i
“ Yon wish to see me. Mr. H artley?” you know, I hate dogs?—Boston T ran I saw her. Uudcrstnn, now, I ain 't and privates talking n g u h e r under the b a « M e . T H E M u C A L L CO .,
■dm
i, "d euough, ns girlri
palatable. (8) The cold wind cavern,
hlatuin
her
at
sll
¡She
was
young
an
“ Yes, sir. I came to ask you for th script
, la it n.
sh»de trees, the squads of unuuifermed
would have sail)
te ' T" ‘0
w . I4tn s , , Ne» York U
whence conies a n e v i r Ceasing wind so
pretty an full of life, an so I ’d jo s 'rath
II jersetl to ht.nse-
recruits crossing the grounds to their
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piercing th a t nothing con withstand it thai she
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,u<l so ¡MWevful that the strongest Ilian in ild Ion
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was
married
Mrs. Madeline Vinton Dahlgren, win
preparing the midday r aval ami all of
.-he w.rs given the
I t consisted chiefly of old junks which
cannot fgee i t (4) The indestructible ver, mid atti r u t
tty flower patt rn had not been in the water for more than died recently in Washington at the age she seemed to be happy, but fh n I no- the lazy restlessness of cs
pine' forest, tho truos of which grow spouus with the
camp lifa Tho
aud tlie oxidized
rk ruuiiiitg np tin 80 years. During this lengthened ¡leriod of ti8, was a p i t i n t v r t v n i r u s t r n n t . I n tietxl that sho didn t ’pear to take the Hancock volunteer was
firot r.
up again as fast as they nre cut down
same
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in
things.
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r< 'liability tho » a bail receded, ami tlie land had 1S7O-78 she actively opposed the move-; er she had spent tho day at Sulphur [ speck. " W hat pesters mo m oat in that
ffl, The finnting stone, a massive block liainlle. The
Iter iu taking formed to tho extent of mere than a nient for woman .«urin^,« nnd drew up
letter, ho said in a voieo tremulous
that has uo visiblu support, but, like w hich wns pi
those r |nmns to clean. It wan probable tuile, tite cattsoquetice bring that these a petition to is tigress asking that the | Springs w ith a lot of young folks I l'tro t u ? ' V:UOtìT " i3 t!,at sl,°
Mohammed's coffin, tviuuins susis'iided.
drove
her
over
thero
to
a
picnic
one
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til round it. (7) A drop of the sweat of J tlie fnhiily saw them again, they Were rain, tin« paint had peeled from tln-ir titled “ Thoughtson Female Suffrage. ” the cities, but there w arn't none of ’em th - a one of his creatures. If I bTove.1
Buddha, for 80 pwoea round which no on the table, shilling bailUantly, anil it shirs, and, in amuo cases, tho very She whs i t i e o f the founders of the Lit- could touch her wlten it .vruies to looks. t ’n '
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birds or other living things past over it. grease, for every tilt of oxidizing had v—" I ’loueeriug in Form osa," by W. A. at h, r house f ;r years, nud was Hetive iu much tliat Ico ald u 't help kinder sfiualin U s th in g I con rio m to go to tho froul
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