T
WORK OF THE SCIENTISTS.
cousin. and the child no Iona mourned a«
lost by his uncfe. W bat an astounding
m .v ic .n .T o o B u .r to !>evoL Tb.m -
revelation was this.
•eiTco to O rt*ln »l K e,e«rch.
In the evening preceding the bridal
d a , ah . m an)111, « i u U„~ to h i » io i Th*
I
the library, an,) aftaf-tfon* r ™ iir :,< ,r W jln * * f
^ v . tlie B o r t - '
lost ami in xign .tiia»: «Bough In thorn'j t h * un<t ■•••mllBtlon, * >
•rlrpH, but ai’rorn¡igL.txl by a mann.-r , lov^ra’
T M iuiUvlilua
that betrayed the emotion ugiMGng hiut. epoch m a tin g tMaroverJ.U not usu ally
he said, suddenly:
I nla(je under American conditions. It
“ Kose, my child, A n have loved your haa not )>e^n here that chem istry has
,
i (teen recognised by the periodic law ot
• O. yes monsieur! .h e replied, earn- MeudeleJatr, or pUyaics by Helmholtz •
ra lly, and with te .ra .ta m in g ... her
of the e n e r v a t io n of en-
• And yon have also loved me. Rose?" ergy. The greatest work of mathe-
His voice trembled, despite his effort» to m atlc« has not com« from Americana,
and it is not from t.bem 0* we eIceP*
C H A fp 'E K X X I.
i “Xou art* ï » - ^ niy d****?” *U* said, ¿ontrol himself.
"Ah, m y friend, my thnefactor, what the work of W illard and W alcott
"
* rt li UiS' • B,,-1I,‘ l*®t < h*n; bt f _ [ Keofty. -A h . you bave nlept »«^ n icely!
have
ybu
been
to
uie
but
a
second
fath-
G|bbg) th a t the flytaff l*ap has been
the yoQng g i r l ao lately redttiBic.i from A lid now, you are thirsty. W ait a mo
er •f*
tha very portals o# death, r foo-doepent still- ! ment, dear Rose.”
taken from the conception* of the
ness reigned. Softly burned the shaded | She turned and took up the silver cup
He seated himself beside her.
m ath em aticians to the concepts of
la m ia , casting a subdued glow about the on the stand. A m ingling of jo y anti hor
"It is sweet, iny child, to hear you say m olecular or chem ical physics. Amer
apartm ent, yet so disposed a « t‘> leave in ror the most intense, seized the mur this—ah, you do not know how sweet to
shadow the curtained couch MntJ its slum deress by the hearth.
m e! ^Kose. did I not tell you once that ican p hysicists last w inter seemed to
__ ^ fourteen or fifteen years
____ ago. _ be princip ally occupied In describing
bering occupant. For Itose was sleeping
"One moment, my dear madarne,” said I lost,
calm ly, so calm ly, so qu ietly,*• that you M. M ery, h astily, rising and going to child—a lovely, g< ntle infant, whose pic- | to more or less popular audiences w hat
might almost huve thought her dead. The w ards her. "I^et me give it to her.”
ture you have seen in the saloon—a child l French and E nglish physicists had ac
breath that floated from those pale lips ! He took the cup from the hand of the ! who was stolen from m e?”
complished in radium and radian t en-
was scarcely perceptible, though regular, J countess, glancing back as he did so. a t 1 "Yes, monsieur.”
so much had illness reduced her strength. M ademoiselle Montauban. H er brilliant
"And I have told you that you were Iergy.
The broad, continuous record Is
She slept, nor dreamed of danger.
eyes, fixed upon him with an aw ful fits w hat that child would be now if she were
l i e liviug. It is why you have ever been so m ade here in a w ide round. So is the
For the first tim e to-day the invalid cin.ttion, were instantly averted.
w as left alone. Hut suddenly the door stirred the contents of the cup slowly.
dear to me. Ah. many a time. Rose, l p ractical application of scientific dis
near the head of the couch was opened j "It appears to me," he said, with fear have clasped you in my arms with an covery m ade elsew here; but the in itial
noiselessly, and with slow and steal;b y j ful deliberation, "th at there is something emotion of tenderness which, even had discovery, the co-ordinating theory is
caution, from withont.
A tall, light- | here which will do our little iuvalid no ! yon felt, you could not have comprehend not u su ally A merican.
robed, ghost-like form glided in without good. I will remove it, if you please, i ed! For my child—my M arguerite—my
Bessemer, a German, discovered the
u sound—ghost-like, except for the large, madarne, and bring something different.” | pearl—resembled her mother—her sweet
b rilliant dark eyes that gleamed more And following the stealthy figure of | mother, my wife, and you were the im steel process th at bears his name. En-
w ildly than ever to-night, and the crim Mademoiselle M ontauban, as it glided j age of both mother and child. And now glisb cap ital applied it. The United
son spot of excitem ent burning on either from the apartm ent, he closed the door j listen. Rose. It is within these two last S tates m akes more than h alf the
months. Rose, that I have discovered w orld’s Bessemer. This Is not an In
cheek, while all the rest of that face was behind him.
They were alone together in the gallery, I what became of my little M arguerite. variable sequence, but it Is frequent.
ashy white. It was Helen Montaubun!
W hat more fitting time was there for her lighted only by a single lamp, which but ! She was stolen from me by my own Research In G erm any; p rim ary ap p lica
work of evil to be accomplished? None faintly revealed that ghostly form, mov- j brother. Henri. You start. Rose, and
could w itness her now; none were near ing sw iftly towards the opposite cham- j turn pale. It was so; it was his revenge. tion in E ngland; expansion iu Amer
Rut, quicker than lightning, his | He would have taken Helen, the.child of ica.
this place. And the tiny ttask gleamed her.
It Is In this country, most rife w ith
in the aoftened light, as she drew it from grasp was upon her arm . H er weird, j her whom he had loved so m adly; but he
white face gleamed aw fu lly upon him ' knew that I loved my youngest darling the application of science but deficient
her bosom.
One hand, holding the vial, was stretch through the dim tw ilight. Rut she spoke the best—that l idolized the daughter of in original research, that Mr. A ndrew j
“ D ear M rs . P inkham : — There are but few wives and mothers »to
my lost M arguerite; and he took the Carnegie has given to this special work
ed forth to the silver cup set upon the no word.
"Come with me.”
youngest. He reared her as his own. He the largest endowment yet consecrated have not at times endured agonies and such pain as only women bow.
atand by the bedside. Courage, and the
It was all he said. There w as no pow brought her into this neighborhood, after
I wish such women knew the value of L ydia K. P in k h am ’s VegetaWa
work is done. Yet that guilty hand shook
w ith fear, as, drop by drop, the poison er of resistance in the form beside him. an absence of two years, during which to the extension of the boundaries of Compound. It Is a remarkable medicine, different in action frominj
w as poured into the cup. And Helen R apidly those two descended the sta ir tim e she had grown and altered beyoni knowledge. It is a favorite theory in I ever knew and thoroughly reliable.
Montnuban glanced fearfu lly towards the case. He entered the library, with her recognition, though, when I met h0r, l American scientific circles th at much
“ I have seen eases where women doctored for years withont perma
door by which she had entered; for it a l arm locked in his; then he closed and saw a likeness to my w ife. Y’et I never discovery Is stifled here by the Insist nent benefit, who were cured in less than three months after taking your
most seemed, to her m iserable, horror- locked the door. He stood before her. suspected. He dwelt, a solitary man, ent claim s of teaching on tim e and Vegetable Compound, while others who were chronic and incurable
struck fancy, that some one must be She was very s till—very white. Only with this little orphan child, whose moth strength. If th is be so the revenue
came out cured, happy, and in perfect health after a thorough treatment
those terrible eyes burned like live coals er—his wife—they said was dead. He
w atching her.
of the C arnegie Institute furnishes an
A shadow had startled her. W ith a amid lifeless ashes. He held the cup iu lived not more than h alf a league from escape. If it does not the cause for with this medicine. I have never used it myself without gaining great
his
hand;
he
made
her
look
at
it.
benefit. A few doses restores my strength and appetite, and tones up
this very dwelling. There my child, un
gh astly smile at her own nervousness, she
"You know what this is ? ” he said.
recognized, expanded into a lovely wom the relative absence of discovery m ust the entire system. Your medicine has been tried and found true, henc#
silently mingled the poison with the night
There was no answer.
be looked for In our Imperfect elem en I fully endorse it.” — M rs . R. A. A n derso n , 225 Washington St., Jack
anhood. She was-----”
drink of Hose; then, as noiselessly as she
"You do know. You placed it there. I
He was interrupted in his hurried and ta ry education, which stifles w here it j sonville, Fla.
had entered, returned to her own room
was
a
witness
of
the
deed.
Unhappy
agitated recital by a faint cry from Rose. should stim ulate and dulls by routine |
across the gallery. It w as done! W hat
Mrs. Iteed, 2 4 2 5 E. C um berland St., P h iladelp h ia, P a., s a y s :
had she to fear now? Who would ever woman! W hat evil has that sweet child She sprang up with clasped hands and and m echanical teaching, leavin g the
done
to
you?
Would
you
murder
your
j
quivering
lips.
“ D ear M rs . P inkham : — I feel it my dut)
dream , when the hour of death came,
mind
unable
to
profit
to
the
highest
by
"O, tell me—tell me who it w as!” sh«
th at such agency as this had been em own sister—M arguerite M ontaiihan?
to write and tell you the good I have received
higher
study
in
succeeding
years.
One moment the guilty woman gazed cried. "Speak—it was----- ”
ployed? Closing the door, she paced her
from L yd ia E. Pinkham ’s V egetable Com
"M y ch ild- my daughter!” ottered th«
chamber restlessly, with both hands at him wildly. A gasp, a struggle, a
pound.
THE
FATHER-IN-LAW
O
F
EIROPE.
faint
cry,
and
she
sank
in
aw
ful
con
m arquis, extending his arras to embrace
clasped tigh tly again st her heart, whose
“ I have been a great sufferer with female
her; "behold her—for they called her—
violent throbbings seemed to till with vulsions at his feet.
trouble,
trying different doctors and medicines
That
was
a
fearful
night
which
fol
H
ere
w
ith
is
reproduced
the
la
te
st
Rose
Lam
onte!”
clamorous sound this aw ful midnight si
with no benefit. Two years ago I went under
“Ah, my fath er!” And with the soft p ortrait of K ing C hristian, of Den
lence. Listening in alm ost intolerable lowed, hut it was only the commence
an operation, and it left me in a very weak
suspense, and pacing her apartm ent, she ment of a season fraught with agony. utterance of that dear name, she fainted m ark, who h as been dubbed the
condition. I had stomach trouble, backache,
w aited for some signal from the opposite The m arquis returned to the chateau upon his breast.
"fath er-in -law of Europe” ow ing to the
from the deathbed of his brother, to find
headache, palpitation of the heart, and was very
chamber.
fa
c
t
that
his
children
have
m
arried
As a m atter of course. Rose—no, Mar
nervoas; in fact, I ached all over. I find
A whole hour passed. Then there w as Helen struggling between life and death.
And Into reign ing fam ilies of several of the
yours is the only medicine that reaches
a sound—a light step—in the gallery. It For weeks she lay unconscious of every guerite—and Louis were united.
gre
at
powers.
One
of
his
daughters
is
thing
about
her;
only
coming
out
of
the
though M arguerite mourned still, with a
such troubles, and would cheerfully rec
w as the Countess <le C lairville, return
dull
stupor
that
wrapt
her,
to
fall,
ever
child’s affection, the loss of him whom
ing to the bedside of Rose. Helen Mon-
ommend Lydia E. P in k h am ’s Vegetable
tauban could endure this suspense no and anon, into those terrible convulsions, she had hitherto regarded as a parent,
Compound to all suffering women.”
in
which
it
seemed
that
nature
must
yet
her
heart
turned,
with
n
atural
love,
longer. 8he ft*ust see, with her own eyes,
When women are troubled with ir re g u la r or painful menstruation, weak
the conclusion of this tragedy. Emerg sink, worn out with .the contest. The to her tru e fath er; anil the regard which
ness, leurorrhoBa. displacem ent or ulceration of the womb, that bearing-down
ing from her apartm ent, therefore, she agitation produced by this circum stance, she hajfl ever felt for him, while her re
feeling, inflam m ation of the ovaries, backache, flatulence, general debility.
joined the countess, as she entered the strange and sudden as it wits, and the lationship to him Was yet unknown, ex
death
of
his
brother,
would
have
hr
Indigestion,
and nervous p ro stratio n , th e y should rem em b er th e re is one tried
panded.
a
u
l
deepened
now
into
that
holi
opposite door.
and true remedy. Lydia E. P inkham ’s Vegetable Compound at once
est and fenderest of sentim ents—a duugh-
“Ah,* my dear, is that you? Then you beyond his power to bear had it not i>*
removes
such
troubles.
have been asleep also ?” said the countess, for the inexpressible happiness which it j ter’s affection.
Helen Montauban. as soon as her health
sm iling. “ But it is r a ther ch illy to night was pgr Vilified him to efijoy in the dis
The
experience
and testimony of some of th e most noted
j co very of his long lost child, flo w would became re-established, entered a convent,
—do you not think so?”
women of America go to prove, beyond a question, th a t L ydia E.
to
enter
upon
her
novitiate;
and
when
it
“ Y«*a—it I. cold,” Ottern) Helen Mon- ¡ ¡“ ¿ « f V ........''‘" / ''b '1/1 hp l ' " * ' ) ' h,,‘
Pink h a m 's Vegetable Compound w ill correct a ll sueli trouble gt
* \
i h o a rs e i., ly - “u it 5c
mo * and
„„,5 «i,M
fate
tauban
is „„
cold,
«b e ! fearful
n a r iw
I j which that sweet child had was expired, assumed the veil, that shut
once by removing the cause and restoring the organs to a healthy
her from a world grown hateful to her.
and normal condition. If in doubt, w rite M rs. P in k h a m a t Lynn,
■ She drew near the fin* o anil
ni r»rmirhpil
within the . walls The frustration of her evil «lesign upon
croucneii | f Rut
. the scenes . » naoted
.
Muss, as thousands do.
.
chateau that night were m ercifully her sister was too much for her to bear;
nhudderingly over the broad blaze. The i or
Fortunately for and though, thanks to the mercy of M.
Countess de C lairville went to the •ouch Î roncpa*ed from him.
No
other
medicine
in
the
woAI
has
received
such
widespread
and
u
h ut
i
in
which Mery, her guilt remain«»«! a secret from
of « Rose
and i t bent >. over it for _ „„
an Snot
instant.
. Montauban,
,
. . the illness
.
unqualified endorsement. Noothev medicine has such a record of cures
,,,,,, dear
.
. i . - is asleep,
i
i I think,
-„i, *t sue | succeeded
denouement all save himself, yet she could not endure
“The
child
,
, , the overwhelming
.......................................
of female troubles. Defuse to buy any substitute.
said, presently, returning to the hearth. of the «lark tragedy wherein she haiKtak- to meet daily with those whose happiness
continually reminded her of th*» fate alike
RFEIT
cannot
forthwith
letters snd slenstwaad
"How refreshing -how delightful it is for
p, I I I I I I J above
ja FO
k/\*a
«u
, i m a » If ! .)■ n.
1. ■ . 1, will
...1
11 prove their
. 1 produce
. absolute
. L- —
1 the A original
----- -----
testimonials,
which
genuineness.
of her love and her revenge. None knew
one to see her once more enjoying so gen
I.ycli» E. Pinkham Medicine Co.. Lynn. Mast
uuUUU
why
she
entere«!
the
convent,
save
M.
tle a slum ber! Poor little Rose! she must
KINO CHRISTIAN.
M ery. Persuasion had availed nothing,
be well nigh worn out with this fatigu
nn 1 a nun she became.
Brilliant Advice.
Wood Saws, Draff Saw s run u y ateam or M o
ing illness. I wonder,” the Indy contin
Queen A lexandra, of England, who
Francis
Egerton
returned
to
Paris,
line engines, also th e la te st in saw mill ma
ued, seating herself by the hearth, oppo
It was Count Montrond who said to chinery,
stump p u llers, w ell d rillin g machin
does
not
let
a
y
e
a
r
pas«
without
p
ay
where,
in
a
ye
a
r
or
two,
he
married
hap
site Mademoiselle Montauban—“ 1 won
etc., etc.
pily. Jacq ues Leroux, shortly after the ing a visit to her royal sire. The photo- A!exander de G irardin of a young man ery.
Write for your needs.
der how her father is down at the vil
death of his former leader, returned to graph from which the illustration w as who was beginning to m ake a b rillia n t
lage? They thought he was dying this
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reputation and whom G irardin did not
morning when the m arquis went down.
! . an,
^ npi„
>!!lh:ir.h0.
! '! in the service of Louis I m* d<> « s» t*ken a t Vienna while King
Foot of Morrison Street
and
entered
C h ristian waa payin g a vlalt to hi» aon- a P)'reci“ [ f • “ Hasten to recognize him P o rtland
W hat a snd thing it would have been if
Oregon
d'Artois, whom he served faithfully and
the father and daughter had both «lied!’
In-law,
the
Duke
of
Cumberland.
°
r
he
W,U
not
T0“
'
who
rewarded
him
well
for
his
many
ser
8ho spoke in subdued whispers.
vices.
Mademoiselle Montauban bent lower
G erm an A n ti-T ip p in g le a g u e .
Moltier, will anil Mr«, win,low'. SnotMnt
(Th«» end.)
over the blaze, warm ing her him Is.
A movement has Just been started
» S S i f 17 *° ““ ,or thelr chlldr9n
"And peculi'nt* too,” she returned, in
A M irh t C om r liait.
In Herlin to abate. If possible, the prac-
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P O U L T R Y FOOD
a low tone. "Rut we cunnot be too care-
Mr*. M cM oriarty— P l » t I» your *on ttee of tipping In cafes and restaur-
U nfortunately th e Only W ay.
Cures Cholera, Roup
ful of her, even now; for M. Mery says
doin’ now, Mrs. O *Rafferty?
an«i other d «easel,
that. In her present feeble state, the least
M rs. fi'ltalT ertv - Nure lie'a ..lo o ted . i " 1" *
n!*',lp I’lnF lp» « u ,> has been
"Of course you w ouldn’t m arry a
It Helps hena lay and
M rs. iiit a t T ir t y r>ure. lie s adopted .founded in Uerlin, with bra nebes ,-Jn title 0' ’
3
excitem ent or alarm m ight be fatal to
make* ehicki friftr.
(he s ta g e a s a profession, Mrs. McMo- I m e prim
„rim-inn]
, “ , v,
.
her. I dre«if that. I think. suppn*«*Bny
ipai H
ru tie.
le s or Germany. The
Not . . if . . there
was a n y other w ay ol
Thirty.
Pkis. 25 snd 50c; Palls, 0 »
thing dliopUl happen, after nil oUr fe-
s t . v . Inemb,‘r ,
si» n » pledge getting one,” answered the severely
Prussian Remedy Co. St. Pul
. .Urn, M cM uriafty— D eriviti
jo iéln g? We must be so “cautious! The
stag e, to C eijuent only, those restaurant* upd p ractical g ir l.—Chicago Post
TM E B E ST The Prum fair PouftW Food and Lie«
It Is?
. le a st tilin g ^ jo u know the least thing
Killer are < rnekerjaeks.” All Prus-
I" N hlih tipping Is strictly pito-
plve per c* _ _ —118fac
__
m ight k?Ti uer!n~
>)r* p it a f f e r t y -B o a y a y wid yo u r hlblted. The proprietors of the es-
You C«n (let A llen', Foot-fiase FREE,
w
»RN. -^-rfe
Hill.vanLWnsh. tion ’
She shook as she uttered these words; IIKLXN «UNTAI HAN TRI PARINO
nonslnee. it s an acto r be Is. He do tabllshm ents which abolish the tipping
»*Jen 'ilm iied, r* Rny.N. Y„ for s
J8
JU
ST
WHAT IS NEEDED.
her eyes were wild an«l strange. Those
|ui .» 11 > j i rJ 11 1‘onit‘tliiin
...
** free sample of Allsn 8 Foot-F.Rsc It cures
I ruaslan Poultry Food
SYliat
FA TAI- POTION.
. . ...
,,
w ill bo supplied g ra tis with a big sign sweating. h*.t ,w(g|cn, nehine f e . I t niakes
delicate, . slender-* bands Jvqtbw l- the
Mrs. M cM oriarty A lolglit com edian. i,Par)„? ti)e letters ’o . T " COhne trink- ,ew "Vikht « t' ca , * . j x ,. rtatn cot'e tor
en
so
terrible
■pKf’ft there w as no de-
flames, ns she held them out, but she
,
,
■
n m iB in n i- aorn», Ingrowingnaflaanlt hnnlona. AIMruV- Pwilaní SrW C«., Xfla, Porllsgl. Or.
never knew It. A species oé in san ity was liriuin, or her wretched secret would in 1« It?
, , | gerd) m eaning no tips, printed in I h u a u l t 25c. Don’t accept any substitute
Prussian Potrffry Book FREÍ
M rs. O’ RalTorty—Yi*.
upon her. The protracted contemplation evitably have been * b etrayed; and M.
k
He stan tls be-1 [„Dip <5T>“ The w aiters them selves-
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P O B T L A N I ) S K K H C O ,. P o r t la n d . Or..
of this terrible deed, strong us w ere her Mery, w h o ^ w fed her c.onstnutly, had de- y a n t th e Iiack cu rtain , w id his mouth to profess to be In fgvnr of the Innova-
A
,o r . ^ orry - .
C o a s t A g e n ti.
nerves, had begun almost to tell upon stroyed ajt evidence of her g u ilt.vof which,- a hole fo rninst a candle, a n ’ w hin P aw tlon a s long as th eir employers 'pay
;V man m a y go abm g fur fifty veal*
her reason.
on that night h a had so providentially n e e 'Ik e shoots a t the can dle he blows
them a w age sufficiently large to en- *n' not iw> wftrrird much about de liere-
Paper S tre e t Pavtm ent.
"I wonder if Hugh Lamonte is still liv be<*n made aw are by re tu rn in g unan It out.”—New York W eekly.
ahlo them to dispense w ith tips. It Bi,Pr’ b,lt <le n iin it «1« barber finds a
in g?” continued the oount«*ss. "It is a nounced, and ent«»rir>g the apartta«*nt of
Zurich h as it s stre e ts paved with pi
A R e v e r e il.
would he a great relief to the travel- bald spot on h is head lie's got a burden per.
pity that he could not lu* brought here; the invalid ju st before the * stealthy ap
F ra n k —Jo h n ’s w ife Isn’t the kind of ins; public, and p articu larly to Ameri to carry fur de rest uf h is days.
but Je an Morel said they had declared proach «if The murderess. Il««r illuvss he
a
wom
an
he
should
h
a
r
e
m
arried
a
t
It impossible to move him with safety. allowed all to attribu te to tin* agitation,
can tou rists; who a t home are not ac
Permanently ureo. Wo fltsor nervousness
R esilles, it would be dangerous to Rose, anxiety and ex.-itement attendant on the a ll. And l understand she w as his customed to b<* taxed a t every torn. If
_ afW first day’ H**- <. f Dr. K1 i n»»* •« (} reat N « tv »
perhaps, if he were in her vicinity, for late danger of Rose, trusting that, if sue cook I k »for** he m arried her?
ijr*H>
rw
t/.ll fi'r. re*. Arch
»2 'r'»ioouieand
t rial
and treatise*
treattas
the league should t»ecome a success.
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she would be more likely to gain* some recovered, she would bitterly repent, ill
H e n ry—Yes.
knowledge of his situation. Yet what a secret, her sinful attem pt on her sister's
w
Ante,I
to
Choose.
F ra n k —W h at did he ev er do that
Brave
Man.
sorrowful thing it is thut they canuot bid life, and unw illing to add to the shame
A ■mall boy w as told hy bis
each other adieu!”
other
Ethel— Do von m allv th in k the lieu-
and agony which she would feel by be for?
H en ry—W ell, he said the first woman that tbor* would be a
At that moment the door n ear the hen«l traying her guilt. He chuld guess at the
to d ! i v with » . t h . a - * ra -T s f°
“ I tried Ayer’s Hair Vigor 1»
go- r « e » » ''1 w ill propoee to Beth.
of the couch w as opened. Roth the coun cause of her enm ity towards Rose; for he m arried w as n p>od w ife, bnt no him
stop m y hair from falling. One-
tess and Helen turned to see who en M. M ery w as a shrewd m an; and he re sort of a cook, so he thought he would ing 1
Mark f*ag. That
i the i ounfjwer appeared at
h alf a bottle cured m e.”
tered. It was the physician. M. Mery. solve«! to e.\|>edite th«* union of the lovers rev erse the order when he ha«l the aftei
He paused by the bedside an instant, bent as much as was possible, that, in case chance.
the « a ce of thf fam ily phyaj. Ian and
J . C. Baxter, Braidwood, 111.
• loo it r. w % n n s io o .
over Rose «¿.«i listened. Her respiration the hatred of Helen should be still nn
M id
A K e n tu c k y M nnpkion.
was calm and regular, though almost im satisfied, the young girl might Iu* safe
’ \r
g In g
will dri-aded
b« pleased
to
ng a
Ayer’s Hair Vigor is
ktaru that there .s at iea*t one
tl
perceptible. A fter regarding her a mo from her reach, under the protection of
"Do yon a g re e w ith the people who to our
U»at science baa been able to cure m a l? n !
ment. he advanced silently towards th«* her husband.
a sse rt th at m ilk Is not a wholesome
certainly
the most eco
and that iscatarrn. HaU’aCatarrhCttre
little
hearth. A chill struck through the guilty
*d th#»
Mt*nn\vhile the burial of Henri t«*ok a rtic le of d ie t?”
f iraternity.
e a S S i S * P Catarrh
J^ d v e cure
known to the
tor. hi
beir
Helen. i*he had not expected him so place. It was «inlet. unostentatious, lie
nomical preparation of its
" W ell." an sw ered Go!, f
j s riunirei V _^
' n.!r. ÄCon,Vtul,onRld'»-
soon, and the deed was yet uuuccouiptish was laid in the fam ily vault, to r«*st at
Constitutional
treatment
"let Ha
w ouldn't like to m ake pos
ed!
kind on the market. A
last, after a weary life of sorrow, of
of the systei
"A h. M. M ery, la that you?” said the desperation and of crime. (>n!v the m ar tlon*. Bnt I have heard
tion of the
lh* ftxinda-
nt
little
of it goes a long way.
i»t tr
countess; and she bent eagerly forward. tini* and the im mediate members of his
•treneth by
W:
"How is-----”
fam ily were made acquainte«! with the
*«■ «ting nat
ír6 00 *it,t'**1 12 pro-
5
It
doesn’t
take much
The physician placed a w arning finger | history of the unha nor man. in the rei-
t o r .* .,.
F.apert T^aiim ony.
rative
upon his lip
which h«*
Hund
re..
Sd. I<ou s return
it
to
stop
falling
of the
•ttle a her.” M d rb<
int T«
"Not too lou«l. my dear madame," he ed from P aris in tim e for th ;*
«g testin:
A44Tm?mtêm ?*nd for li#t
’ g can a man go
whispered. "It is all over!”
R etíirti *,!. in anticipation
hair, make the hair grow,
P^fld by drn| iiL '5cKNeY * C0 - Tol'do. 0.
"Ah. h«*w sail!" The tear* came into
«•hing m arr iajrc day. to fin 1 1
H a., s Fam..4r P;1 • ara the boat.
her oye*.
and restore color to gray
ed bride Itti t ju st recove
he man over fh*Te ’
M. Mery sat <I<own. iennim; hi* head d« um ;ei«nis »¡In«»**. and Helen Monti
M.000 Specimen» Added.
hair.
upon hi* hand. IIle w as very grave to-
(I.M a Mil*. «II
«any believed. at tile gar
ntffht. Softly *p«>ke a scarcely audible 1 to IIearn the story of the
A m»gnifirent collection of «8,000 '
voice from the coueh. The iOjn(«>»a rose1 i i he«] tiered life <
If your druggist cannot supply J—*
Of inter ta, p|antai
i
of his de< Oa«, « r**,«flv
»rge part j
send us one dollar and we will expr«»
aud went thither.
1 a n i recognise. iu his be.ov ed IL
of it tu
'
»hell» h », recently
you a bottle. Be sure and give then»®*
I ITe
of your nearest express office. Addrwa
auaeum
*°
governm ent ,
J . C. AYER 00.» LoweU, * *
Mrs. Anderson, a prominent society
woman of Jacksonville, Fla., daughter of
Recorder of Deeds, West, who witnessed
her signature to the following letter, praises
Lydia E. Pinkham 's Vegetable Compound.
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