X-Rays
THE DAY I CARVED TH E
DUCK. ! ing for If,
I
an 1 in a ’rembling voice 1 I might m yself be killed. I almost
NOTHING IN JO U RN A LISM .
them
wan banging Just Inside fainted with fright. The blood seemed
the d« or
m. One
I to freeze In my veins, and I grasped A n E x a c t i n s E m p lo y m e n t in W h ic h
the m •n
t h e R e w a r d s A r e S m a ll.
exAtnini
the chair or I would have fallen to the
It to see th at 1
\ the rou,
It is the fashion to call journalism a
floor. One-forty! T here came a fear
band took sea
.ü tw .u ¿ ¡
ful crash of glass and the black muz profession, hut it is subject to none
train.
zles of a perfect cloud of rifles were of the conditions which would entitle
“T he leader
k king th rust through the windows and point it to the name, says the Forum. There C o n g re s s m a n P o w e rs E n th u s ia s tic O ver P a in e ’s C e le ry C o m
a t me steadilv
-■ moment, said: ed directly a t the robbers. Then a are no recognized rules of conduct for
“ 'Young gal.
it’a r train toots voice cried out:
Its members and no tribunal to en
pound, th e G re a te s t S p rin g R e m e d y.
With confidence born of youth
her whistle, v
si me work for
force
them,
if
there
were.
The
most
I hastened to comply.
” ‘Men. throw up your handsl I am
you. An otfic
os you might the sheriff and in the nam e of the law despicable of men may without chal
And little thought that fowl forsooth
call
it.
You
n
>ut
th
a
r
on
the
Could make a fortune fly.
dem and your surrender. Mnke but a lenge call them selves “journalists.” no
platform a
sig n al
Ji the On-: Trne Blood P urifier. All drugjflstfl.il Nor did I deem so small a bird
e train to stop
less than the most worthy. There is
move and I'll order my men to Are!’
an ’ t ike on
Like any goat could buck.
ass passengers,
no more exacting and exhausting »*«vk
H o o d 's R ills f are a ll Liver IIX ju 25 canto.
"
'Yer
little
eat."
hissed
the
leader,
But I gained some points I had not heard Au’, lookee here • f y< u m ake a sus-
than th a t which constitutes the daily
glaring
a
t
me
savagely
as
the
baud
The day I carved the duck.
picions move, or don't sw ing the red
routine of a new spaper cilice. It grinds
CO U RTIN G A QUAKER MAID,
lamp In the prope; r way We’ll Just v e n - suddenly held aloft their hands. Then the youth of a man <v!th great rapidity,
the
sheriff
and
three
men
entered
and
I
drove
the
fork
up
to
the
hilt
n
t
t
.o
,
tllate th a t gracefi
y with bullets,
and in stealing his physical elasticity
The A g r e e m e n t E n t e r e d I n t o b y T w o
disarm ed and handcuffed the robbers,
Within its boom browned,
and jum p on our
A r d e n t M a r y la n d B r o t h e r s .
s and git. Do
robs him also of certain finer impulses
And sought to see how it was built.
and I saw the superintendent look a t
you
understand?"
that are harder to recover. And yet
e later "assem blies” of Annapolis,
But not a joint I found.
unwind heard him say: ‘W hat a debt
"A desperate resolve had bepn ta k
borough, and C hestertow n were I sawed it her- a n . jabbed it there,
w hich
I owe you, my brave girl," and then I It has a c h a rm of it- ow o
hi
ing shape in m.v bewildered brain. I fell fainting into his arms.
ly more "In vogue” than the year-
With pertinacion pluck;
the most wearied of its bond ■unen never
replied th at I fully understood him.
Jy eetlnga of the E astern Shore Qua- Oh, deep was my desire to swear
\\ hen I regained consciousness I become quite Insensible. I 'o a young
The day i carved the duck
k>
T helr curious quaintness, and
and. with a piteous cry. "Oh, you will
was
lying in my bed in my room at man fresh from college, possessing
th P turesque con trast they present-
make a m urderer of me!" 1 threw my
Green River, with several ladies the knack of composition, and not trou
I I
arm s and head down on the table and
:he ra d ia n t a ttire and libertine A cold dew pearleo my forehead f a .r .
around me, and was told th a t seven bled with literary fastidiousness, it
As
I
chased
it
round
the
plate;
m anners of the world's people, who It could not, built on w heels. I swear,
began to cry as if my heart was break
days had elapsed since the capture of seems the ideal career. As a newspa
mlntn-tte 1 and coquetted In manor-
ing.
Had he seen my face he m ight
II ave struck a livelier gait.
tin* robbers. I was suffering from per man he can become a personage
houses. ind caroused and rullled In The table was a saddening sight,
have noticed a total absence of tears.
brain fever brought on by the terrible in a w onderfully short space of time,
I was crying for a purpose.
■kpits and bowling-courts, drew Ro-
As if by lightning struck:
strain I had passed through, and bail and can a t a bound attain what seems
,nists and "E nglish Catholics” to the You’d ne'er hav • dreamed the cloth wa-
' When my arm s dropped upon the been unconscious for th at long period. to him the secure independence of $25
white
>rs of their sober conventicle, and
table I allowed my head to fall upon I or many days th e re a fter I hovered on a week. He may be m aking twice this
The day I carved the duck.
ed Its leafy approaches with pro-
the arm atu re of the telegraph in stru the borders between life and death, and am ount and be known to most of the
fa ie chariots and chairs, and prancing
ment. so that I could hold it to prevent tiie superintendent was at my bedside nien-about-town before his classm ate
Kt< eplecha-i-rs and side saddled pal- "I he h n « t e s . c a s t a gorgon glance.
it from ticking, while my right hand several tim es every day, cheering me who went into law is making enough
Rose
wore
a
glia-
tly
smile.
fr< ys. So It happened th a t to the year-
rested upon the key Sobbing, so th a t up with words of encouragem ent and to pay his board bills, or the one who
As sprinting round that bird did dam
iy no .-ting held a t T hird Haven, near
any slight clicking the key might make doing all in his power to alleviate my took to medicine has ceased to be a
In most antan.c style.
T a llo t Courthouse, in the year 1700, I pinned it down it upward soared
would not reach the robbers, I opened suffering.
charge on his parents. But as the
th e re cam e by opposite ways, through
And to my boson stuck;
it and sl< wly made the telegraphic
years roll by lie begins to discern tha
"I
finally
recovered
and
when
called
groups of booths erected by the grace There were pallid cheeks around t h a t «dia racters
into court to testify against the des difference between an established repu
boa rd
less and Irreverent for the sale of
perate
gang I will never forget their tation and one th at has to be made
Tie* day I carvei the duck.
trum pery and tipple, a Q uaker maiden
H
E
I.
P
fierce
glances
tow ard me as 1 told Low fresh every day. Work, untiring and
m ounted on a pillion behind her fa
“These I repeated severa
times, I had entrapped them, or how. In spite ceaseless, is the badge of all profes
Then,
seized
with
rage
I
could
not
still
ther, and two plumed and raplered ca
hoping they m ight reach tin e a re o f of the efforts of the judge and court sions, but the work of a new spaper
And hate I coulo not hold.
valiers gaily curveting. The wimpled
some operator o il tiie line. I slowly officers to suppress it, the crowd cheer man a t 45 is not necessarily better-
From me I hurled that bird of ill.
maid, whose overcoming charm s still
ami distinctly wrote these words. still ed me as I left the stand. The men paid work than th at of the same man
With fury uncontrolled.
bloom In tradition, was Sarah Coving Then from that scene I fled away
sobbing violently:
were sent for long term s to an E astern at 25.
ton of Somerset, and the prancing ca
Like one who runs nmnek.
** *\\ ho- hears— this for —heaven's— prison, and I have never heard of them
Tw enty years of what* is called suc
valiers were the brothers E dw ard and And I ve never seen niv fiancee
cessful devotion to his calling has prob
sake—report
to—train — dispatcher— since.”
Philem on Lloyd, sons of Madam H en
Since the day ! carved the duck.
nt—Laram ie — quick—th a t—I — am —in
"And did the company rew ard you ably brought him to a sense of security
rie tta M arla aforesaid. Im m ediately —T w e n t i e t h Centu-y.
the hands — of — several — robbers — for saving the train?" I asked.
In his ability to earn a living, and a
th e p retty lads, with a sudden equal
consequent
indifference to the inces
passion, loved the wimpled maid, and
sa n t changes of the little ■ orhl which
yearned for her; and each conceived T R A P P E D BY
bounds his sphere of activity, but be
a cunning purpose, proper to the coun
T
E
L
E
G
R
A
P
H
.
yond
th at sense of personal independ
try am i the time, and shrew dly held
ence he has gained but little. W hether
his peace.
or not he he a w riter “on space,” he
There have been a great many stories
W hen the meeting was over the
m ust turn out a certain am ount of
brothers, each tak in g his cunning about attack s on lonely stations in the
copy
or its equivalent for at least fifty
W
est.
Here
Is
another,
which
is
per
schem e In hand, mounted and galloped
Weeks in the year, and the fame of
aw ay, taking different ways, and they haps one of the best on this well-worn
tt hat he did last week is as dead as
rode bard, laughing as they rode, for subject:
the
fam e of w hat he did ten years ago.
Í
•
While In a Rtnall town In Wyoming
Joy of their boyish artifice. A fter lin
F or failing m ental vigor there is no
gering for a while In places remote T erritory I learned th a t a lady living
place in a new spaper office; for long
from the highway, where was no fear there had been the heroine of a thrilling
/ ■
y
service no retiring pension. The man
o f discovery by any chance acqu aint adventure with train robbers, and curi
who cannot keep step with the pro
ance, and so th at the slow er Q uaker osity and love for the brave Induced
cession is th rust aside or walked over.
folk might have time to regain their me to call on her to tell me the story.
Judge Powers, who today represents thoughtful charges to a jury:
The law of the survival of the fittest
homes, they rode on Into Somerset, and A\ hen I went to her house I was wel
spring days, when everything so strong
Vermont in congress, entered the n a
reigns
here
in
all
of
its
brutal
vigor,
ly favors g ettin g w ell. This greatest
m et a t th dr charm er's gate. F irst comed by a handsome lady of about 30,
House
of
Repr
tentative«,
V
8
.
i
but w hat may lie tiie enduring type tion« 1 house w ith a magnificent record
Washington, D. C , Feb lit lsikì i
of all spring remedies is doing an as-
they swore, then they blushed, and and In response to my earnest request
as
law
yer
and
judge
of
the
supreme
I ha e for several years l> e n a-qua’nted touishing am ount of good these days
of work or worker, to which all the
then they laughed loud and long. Phil for this one chapter of her life, she re
court of Vermont.
wnh
the
medicinal
qualities
of
J
aide's
stress and struggle of the men who
said : “L et her be for whichever, you lated the following:
He is a fine type of the careful, i celery c impound, and can enthusiastically am ong sick people aud those semi-in-
m ake the daily press are converging,
; indorse as a specific in many cases fir valids who are “ ru n dow n’’ by th6
or I, did see her first;” and Ned, the
“In 1873, when but a girl of 18, I left
learned,
is beyond the reach of my conjecture.
«. New
v . E ngland lawyer. ,
i which its use is recommended by its pro- long, try in g w inter, or worn out and
elder nnd the heir, assented. Then my home in O m aha and cam e out to
Ihough but 56 years of age, he was prietors.
H. H enby P owers ,
afflicted by disease.
said I’hll: “ No sooner had I taken my till the lonesome position of night op
GOOD OLD QUILTING PARTIES. a member of the Verm ont legislature
1st It st Vt.
place in the m eeting th an I beheld erato r a t a sm all station on the Pacific
The soul and life of sound health is
a third of a century ago, and again in
Ly far the best use th a t any tired or a w ell-nourished nervous system.
T h e y A r e R c c o m i n g P o p u la r in New 1874, when he was speaker of
the girl, and loved her.” And Ned Railw ay In this territory. It was a
the
ailin
g
person
can
make
of
these
preci-
Y o r k F a s h i o n a b l e C ir c le s .
said: “ I passed the night before the dreary, desolate spot in the m idst of a
house. He has been state censor, a ons spring days is to purify the blood P ain e's celery compound repairs the
m eeting a t the "Peach-Blossom' farm ; desert. The only buildings a t tiie sta
A New York hostess has hit upon a member of the costitutional convention and regulate their nerves w ith P a in e ’s worn, nervous system as nothing else
can do. It is the one certain and per
and a t the foot of the hill, turning Into tion. aside from the depot, were the sec
clever idea, to which her circle of in and of the state senate. In 1874 he
celery compound. It is plain to atjy m anent cure for sleeplessness, hysteria,
the gate a t the w a’er-mlll, I saw this tion house, occupied by a track fore
tim ates are looking forw ard with a became judge of the supreme court of
observant person th a t the l»est remedy
girl on a pillion behind her father, and man and a few Chinese laborers; a
deal of pleasureable anticipation. It Vermont, aud ream ined on the bench for neuralgia, persistent headaches nervous d ebility aud exhaustion, rh eu
they Inquired the way to the m eeting w ater tank, and a coal shed. The day
m atism , n euralgia and the various
is a “quilting bee” of the real, old- u n til 1890, when he took his seat in
and such like indications of low nerv
house; and I loved her.” Then Phil operator nnd agent, a mere boy, slept
fashioned sort. One of the so-called congress. Judge Powers presided at ous vigor, is the one th a t most rapidly m anifestations of an unhealthy bodily
rode hack to Talbot, and Ned dism ount at the section house, 200 yards dis
"new women,” who is supposed to sniff m any of the most notable tria ls in the aud com pletely nourishes the worn out condition, such as languor, nervous
ness, heart palpitation, loss of flesh
ed a t the gate, nnd led his horse to the tant, so th at during the long, dreary
a t this revival of early century insti history of the state, and is the author parts.
It is not in the power of any
porch. T hus In 1703 Sarah Covington nights 1 was alone irt the depot.
tutions In these days of progress and of many of the most im p o itan t opinions other remedy to do the vigorous work of ami m ental depression.
I MADE THE TELEGRAPH CHARACTERS ‘H E L P .”
W ith P ain es’ celery compound, re
became the wife of the heir, and mis
“No. 4 express train, bound east, was
reform, will exhibit with pride a quilt to be found in Verm ont reports,
P a in e ’s celery compound in stren g th en
tre ss of Wye House. She It was who due at 2:15 In the morning, but It never who—will—compel—me — to—lla
No.
No judge on the supreme bench in ing the jaded system, aud in bringing it tu rn in g strength and cheerfulness soon
“Well, only slightly. Corporations which “grandm other m ade.” T here is
In 1733 built with "E nglish” brick the stopped unless signaled, and ns this —4.—Send—help—quick."
have no souls, you know. But I re one noticeable distinction betw een any of our states has a reputation for back to an energetic, healthy condi show th a t one is undoubtedly on the
rig h t road to health.
house of •"Keadbotirne” In Queen was the only train during the latter
“Then I sigm-il name and office call. venged m yself on the superintendent in grandm other's quilt and that of the raore clearly and unim stakably expres- tion.
P a in e ’s celery compound is the one
A nne's County, th a t typical colonial portion of the night, you can imagine
“I released the arm ature, and the in a m anner.”
present day. The form er is of patch- 6*n B his opinions. His unqualified in
The real danger th a t stares sick peo
mansion, still In excellent preserva my lonely situation tqion the desert strum ent clicked out:
work. while the latter is on a more Jorscm ent of P ain e’s celery compound ple in the face is the p u ttin g off a t real spring remedy known today th at
“In w hat w ay?”
tion, an d show ing an imposing pile wild. 1 had my books and guitar for
“ "Brace—up—little — girl — I—hear—
“I m arried him,” she replied, with a artistic and less laborious scale, in in the follow ing letter is as straightfor- tending to sickness and diseas, and never fails to benefit. Get P aine’s
celery compound, and only -Paines'
fitted with m aterials brought over from companions, and passed much of the you.—H.’
olden days it required months lo gather Witri’> HDft concise as any one of his
cunning smile.—New York Journal.
E ngland, where the noble ball and the tim e reading, nnd when the doleful
“ "IL" was the train dispatcher's call.
up the odd bits of calico and piece
broad stairw ay of the period confer a howling of the wolves were borne to W ith a tierce shout the leader sprang How New G rip tu e n A re B ro k e n In. them together in p atterns known as the
It is said the shortening the term of
characteristic distinction.—Century.
my ears from the distant sand hills, I forw ard and rudely snatched me aw ay
The new gripinen on the cable cars “Irish chain,” “log cabin,” ''sunrise,” compulsory
sevice in the German
would pick up my g u itar and endeavor from tiie table, and aske 1:
usually come from the country. The “Philadelphia pavem ent” and “J a arm y has red u ed th e num ber of suicides
A L ong H ead o f H air.
to drow n their cries w ith music and
“ ‘Gal. w hat's that?"
fellows who are raised on cigarettes cob's ladder,” while the modern quilt among troops nearly one-half.
Mrs. 1>. J. Davis, of San Francisco, song.
“ "Only a distant office asking for or and beer in the city don't seem to have Is of w hite sateen, with a border ui
Cal., has the longest h air in the world.
“The superintendent of the division, ders for a freight train,’ I responded.
the muscle necessary to throw on the colored applique and a quilted center; R U S I’O XSIVK BOTH TO IIAKSI1 A N D
I t clu sters in a g reat mass about her n buoyant, light-hearted young gentle
8W K K T SO U N D S,
“ "None o' yer lyin’, you little imp," brake and stop the train on a down or, again, the applique pattern s are
head, and though she Is a tall woman, man, cam e over the road at frequent in
he roared. ‘A'er up to some trick."
grade.
Then,
again,
a
countrym
an
is'
scattered
over
the
entire
surface.
being five feet nine inches in height, tervals and cheered me up with prom
T he n e rv e s a re o tle n p a in fu lly ac u te . W hen
“ "No,' I replied, "I am not. If 1 was mighty careful about going through
For a quilting bee of modern days th is is th e case, th e best iliinir to tie d o n e Is to !
h er long tresses, when uncoiled, sweep ises of a b etter position when a va
geek
th e to n ic an d tra iiq u iliz in g assista n ce o t
doing
th
a
t
my
fingers
would
be
on
the
the streets. H e's afraid th a t every the invitation reads ‘‘from 4 to 7 p. m..”
upon the ground for nearly a foot. H er cancy should occur. He often found
Hostetter’s sto m a c h H itlers, a su p e rb n e rv in e .
instrum
ent.
D
on't
you
see
I
am
not
man
he
sees
step
off
the
pavem
ent
is
as
three
hours’
time
is
quire
as
long
No less b en eficial is it for d y sp e p tic , b ilious,
h air is ju st six feet eight Inches In me on the very brink of despair, a l
touching it, nnd yet it works. It is only going to be run over, and he Is abso- as the fine de sieele woman cares to m ala ria l, rh e u m a tic , bowel a n a ki.in ey co m
length.
ts.
Use w ith p e rsiste n t re g u la rity .
A
most oti the point of resigning my posi an order to a freight train aw ay down 1 lutely certain th a t every team that spend in sewing. But then she can p w la iu in eglassful
b efo re r e tirin g co n fers sleep.'
L ess th a n a cent in fact — an d all C ocoa —
tion and returning to my humble home a t Medicine now
E a s ily Ite m o v ed .
comes out trom a cross street is going drop in late. If she wishes, and need
‘
T
h
e
g
iraffe
has
a
lo
n
g
u
e
e
ig
h
te
e
n
in
c
h
e
s
and
the
m
other
who
depended
on
my
“ ‘Keep aw ay from th a t table,’ he to collide with him.
Eight single railroads on which large
not fill in the whole tune T i l e quilt lo n g ,” said Mrs. <la r rill. '*And k n o w s how to
pure C ocoa
no chem icals. — T h a t describes
it, to o ,” sn ap p ed Mr. (la rrill, w ho h ad had
w heelbarrow s run are beginning to lie salary for the necessities of life, hut said, savagely. ’An' if I ketch you a t
It takes him about two years to get ing fram e consists of two poles, upon a h old
long c u rta in le c tu re th e n ig h t befure.
w a ite r B ak er & C o .’s B reak fast C ocoa.
used on French farm s. T he rails are his promises, his genial conversation any tricks, I'll choke the life out o’ over this fear, and then as he becomes which the quilt is s t r ‘tclied and which
fastened to sm all Iron crosspieces, the and words of encouragem ent drove you.’
Piso’s
Cure
tor
Consumption
has
bean
a
a little careless he lias a few accidents rests upon two wooden Hors
I f till!
W ALTER BAKER & CO., L im ited,
ends Joined by tish plates, an d can be aw ay the gloom and I came to look for
“Oh. how eagerly my cars drank in th at smash up fenders and take the spread is to be all whlta, v. itli , t i a p - family medicine with us sim e 1865.—J. R.
D o rch ester, H ass.
his
visits
w
ith
a
sense
of
the
keenest
easily put In place and removed. The
every word the instrum ent clicked out! paint off the coaches, and then he gets pliqued border and a quilted center, Madison, 2409 42d Ave., Chicago, 111.
trucks can be d raw n by horses or men. pleasure. I began to regard him with I heard a telegram to the sheriff at tired and the road is ready to break in the pattern is
B O IT T SCHO O L FO K BO VS.
already marked out,
nnd are balanced by a heavy crow bar, a sisterly affection, he was so kind and Green River, tw enty mill's west, ask
Tne very rem arkable and certain
B cblinoamk , Cal.
and
all
th
a
t
is
another countrym an. It takes about
requireil of ¡he guest
held by the man who pushes them.
tender and so solicitous for my wel ing him to arm a posse of men a t once
robef given woman by MOORE’S
“ This excellent institution closes its fifth
a week to get the shiver off, and dur Is to come armed with scissors aud
fare and comfort.
REA LALED REM EDY lias given
and get on board a special train which ing that tim e a regular gripm an runs thimble. A pretty design for the bor year accredited at both of our universities. it th e nam e of W om an’s Friend. I t is
C o n d u cto r s.
Ex-Slate Superintendent B oitt is well
“One night shortly a fte r midnight, as
uniform ly success-
T he best conductors of electricity—I, I sat a t my table reading a late novel, would be ready for him. Then an with the uew man, keeping a sharp der is the sunflower, nappy, lotus or known in educational matters. The men ful in rekeving th e backaches,headaches
a n d w eak n ess
other
to
the
young
superintendent
who
lookout.
tion of his name as master of the school is which burden and shorten a w om an’s
annealed silver; 2, annealed copper: 3,
daisy,
conventionalized,
in
yellow,
red.
life. Thousands of
I thought I heard a shuffling footstep was at Green River, telling how my
guarantee to all who know him, that
hard copper and hard silver; 4, a n n eal
Then the new man, a fte r his week, pink or blue sateen, with given leaves; a none
but first-class teachers are employed BLCW A U E R - r a f a K
on the depot platform , but as It was slowly w ritten words had been heard
ed gold: 5, hard gold; 6, annealed alum
not repeated 1 concluded it was a wolf by the dispatcher, and asking him to goes to the Superintendent and has or a sim pler method .‘.till is to cut a and that the school under his management
inium ; 7. compressed zinc; 8, annealed
ranks among the first of its kind. Nowhere
more daring than his cow ardly fellows supervise the preparations to fly to my to pass an exam ination. They ask him pattern of flowers from French cre are hoys better cared for.”—San Francisco
platinum ; 9, annealed Iron.
and resumed by book. A few moments relief. Then a third dispatch to the all about the signals, and where other tonne and applique it >tpo:i the border, Call.
A H. Moon recently brought into
later I heard a low knocking a t the m aster mechanic, instructing him to ears cross, and where the “dead men” the edges being neatly hemmed down.
Coquille City §1,000 in gold dust, the
H O W ’S T H I S ?
It is reported th a t the constant v ibra door, which I alw ays kept locked, and lire up his fastest passenger engine and i’re 'lead m an’s” a block you strike A centerpiece of these Hewers, pretidy
result of fourteen days’ run w ith three
tion caused by the heavy steam and a strange feeling came over me. D ur couple on to a carriage and aw ait the if you don’t let go the cable whera grouped, may be added if so desired.
We offer One H u n d red D ollars R ew ard fo ra n v men in the Salmon m ountain claim.
H ave you a feeling
For the nursery b ^ l the ’ brownie ease of C a ta rrh th a t c a n n o t be cu red by H u ll’s One piece of quartz, about as large as a
traction cars in Paris have caused great ing my several weeks’ stay nt the s ta superintendent's orders. My heart you have to, and If you ever strike a
•>» U ttv lll in th t ‘
Cure.
dead m an” your job Is gone, no ifs quilt" is quite a novelty. These stam p C a ta rrh
Stom ach
B lunting <
dam age, especially to ta il buildings, tion I had never had a visitor, and the beat so violently th a t it alm ost took my
F. J. C H E N E Y & CO., Prop«., T oledo, O.
m an’s fist, th a t he picked up,w as filled
lifte re a tin g - Belch-
, tiie audereiK ued, h a v e kn o w n F. J.C h e u e y
and m any of them are in an unsafe sudden knock, so low, yet so startlingly breath aw ay. It seemed an age ere and ands about It—and all about the ed brow nies may be bo jg b t at liearlv for " e t iie
w
ith
free
gold,
and
it
is
estim
ated
that
i*ig
of
W
iiid
V o m it-i
la s t 15 y ears, an d b eliev e h im perfectly
ing o f f , , . Hi W ater-
condition.
clear In the stillness of the night caused 1 heard tiie Green River operator call street, nnd so on. Well, If the new man all dry goods shops, and with a little h o n o rab le in all b u sin ess tra il-a c tio n s , snif it is w orth §200
brash
H
e
a
rtb
u rn — J
passes the exam ination he puts up §10, taste and ingenuity may be arranged fin an cially ab le to c arry o u t an y o b lig atio n
B.id Taste in the
m ad e by th e ir firm.
The first building for C hristian use
It is hardly to be credited, but it is my form to trem ble aud my cheek to the dispatcher and say:
and
they
give
him
a
certificate,
and
In
various
curious
aud
am
using
pos
M
outh
in
the
M
orn
blanch.
"A est A T ruax ,
ver erected in Tokio, Japan, is only
a u th o ritativ ely stated, th a t the people
ing P a lp ita tio n © H
“ ‘The superintendent, with sheriff he can go up and put th a t up for a tures upon a w hite or colored gtound.
W
holesale
h
riig
e
ls
ts,
Toledo,
O
"My first thought was of Indians,
the H e art.d u e ts»|>is- <
W'Ai.nmo, K isnan A M arvin ,
twenty-five years old, aud now there
of th e U nited States annually chew
and tw enty arm ed men, are aboard, uniform and an overcoat, and there and afford a deal of im us?ii:ent for
tens}«« of Stomach
and then I reasoned th at It might be
,,
W bob-sale D rug g ists, T oledo, O.
ire ninety-tw o churches and chapeis
<20,000,000 w orth of gum.
Cankered Mouth «
and train ready for orders.'
fla
b
s
C
atarrh
C
u
re
is
ta
k
e
n
in
te
r
n
a
lly
.a
c
tin
e
you are—he's a gripm an, ready for the little ones under flic coverlet. Gen
some tram p desiring shelter. W hile I
<».«* in the Bowels ,
d irectly u p o n th e blood an d m u co u s surfaces of iu th a t city.
“The
order
came
flying.
It
told
the
Ln»s o f Flesh
tw
enty
degrees
below
zero
and
100
tlemen
are
not
excluded
from
the
th e sy stem . P ric e 75c p er b o ttle. Sold by all
sat there In affright the knock was re
Fickle
Kppetite
Dr. Peters, the A frican explorer, is
engineer he had a clear track and to degrees above zero, and his little old §2 “ (ptilting bee,” and may afford some D ru g g ists, te s tim o n ia ls free.
N
aphtha
is
now
used
for
scouring
peated louder than before, nnd m uster
l»<
pr, wse,]. ir r ita b le f
H a ll’s fam ily pills are th e best.
about to undertake a new exploration
run
at
his
very
highest
speed
to
w
ithin
j
a
day.—K
ansa
wood,
ft
is
claim
ed
to
be
less
in
ju
r
i
Condition
of the ,
City
Star.
little
am
usem
ent
by
lending
a
hand
a
t
ing all my courage 1 approached the
M ind
IHzr.lnes<*
of Som aliland under the auspices of a door and asked:
a half mile of my station, and w ith his
ll fi s Stopped free by D r . K l i n e '« ous to the wood fiber, and more pure
the sewing, even if It must, iierforce, G r !• e I a T t S N . —A
Headache
Constip
R e s t o r e r . No fits aft< r U e first wood oil can be saved than when tiie
T he Old T a r C ould Not R ead.
num ber of w ealthy Americans.
party to alight. Then came the wel
be ripped out again. D inner mav be day s use. e r v M e arvelous
ation or h ia r r h u a ? (
“ "Who’s there?*
cures. T reatise aud 12 00
Then you have
A pretty story comes across the w ater S”''ved to the assembled guests at 7 tria l b o ttle free to F it cases. Send to Dr. K lin e, wood is scoured w ith alkali.
come
report
from
the
Green
River
“A gruff voice replied:
031 A rch St., P u ila d e lp b ia , Pa.
j of an old ta r’s tact and chivalry, which
o’clock, and a more picturesque effect
“ ‘A traveler who desires to take the office:
r>on r.s.JfxmKtt of J M Iet*
D Y S P E P S IA
By a special perm it, and in m ailing
i shows th a t the heart of a gentleman
’*’Special east departed 1:15.’
T ry G kbmea lo r b r e a k f a s t .
Prof. W. H. Peeke, who cast-bound train."
is the result if tile ladies dress in -.lie
in one o f it» m any form a .
packages approved by the postofflee de
z . li
— ----- The one positive cure I
may beat under the oilskin coat of a
m a k e s a sp e c ia lty uf
“Oh,
how
my
poor
heart
beat,
and
for th i« d ia t r , m ng com plaint is
mode of a centurv ago. with a fi jw e --
“It was my plain, unm istakable
partm ent, bacteria or disease tissues
E p ile p sy , h a s w ith o u t
how my every nerve tingled with ex i rough. Illiterate sailor.
d o u b t t r e a t e d a n d c u r duty to adm it him. and with trem bling
ed tunic, a w hite kerchief a n ! a m.ib SURE C U R E FOR F IL E S
may now be sent through the m ails to
A sea captain, engaged to m arry a cap, or powdered hair, witfi black
Acker’s Dyspepsia Cablets,
e d m o re ca s e s th a n an v
citem ent. One-’.ifteen. I m entally fig
BIMl l i . l t , 1, L . • Ü B < w
i : Dill C I*,
D r . BO,-SAN-KO’S PILE R E M E o t? ‘
I liv in g P h y s ic ia n ; h is fingers I drew the bolt.
U nited States or municipal laboratories.
by mail, prepaid, ,,n receipt of jj cent.
certain
lady,
sent
a
message
to
her
by
ured
that
the
train
on
such
a
desperate
I -- S •
. • J.rj,
1 s u c c e ss is a s to n is h in g
court-plaster patches here and the", on KJc.
""Instantly the door was pushed vio
ARI.Fl R äm mit , Hotel l»,^etol,
ui*«..««
Druggists or mail, l i l t BO fvA .SK O . P b lla .. P o .
the hand of one of his crew. The sailor,
W e h a v e h e a rd of cases
errand
should
make
nearly
a
mile
a
Isnyb:
I Kt«th-r.,| ni 'ly In,», dys,»,«!., i,,.,!
Crookes
tubes
for
use
in
taking
X
thef air faces. Dancing ma,’ follow,
of jo y e a r s ’ sta n d in g lently open, and I sprang back to the
Acker*« Tahi«*ta,tak«-n
'• I III. . 1 II,. , l> I I(JI
na\ ing delivered the letter, stood gaz* wu.ii a co’ilion under soft canffia lignt^
m
inute
and
reach
the
stopping
point
ray
photographs,
have
already
appeared
c u r e d by table and sank Into my ehair In terror
«K
it
Mi.nn.iM.ee
vv |
A n A s tu t e D e a le r .
.ng in silent adm iration upon the face
h im . H e
on
the
bargain
counter
of
a
Chicago
de
when
seven
burly
men
wearing
cloth
and
while
very
much
sewing
mav
not
p u b lish e s a
Au American who was living in Paris partm ent store. They cost |6 .» 5 each
“The robber chief gave Ids men their of the lady, for she was very beautiful. have been accomplished a d -i! of sport
v a lu a b le
m asks on th eir faces and arm ed to the
“Well, my good m an,” said she, “for
went into a fruitsliop one w inter's dav
w o r k on
i N. P. N. U. No. «54.-
instructions. 1 was to be sent out
N. U. No. 731
teeth
entered
the
office.
One
of
them,
n
a.v
he
d-
lived
from
this
novel
mode
th i s d is
w hat do you w ait? There Is no an-
several years ago to get something for a
alone
to
signal
the
train,
and
when
it
ease, w hich evidently the leader, w alked up to me,
e ’ er iertainm ent.—New York Iteco. d little breaklast that sin* was preparing
swer.”
h e s e n d s and, pointing a huge revolver at my halted the band would m ake a rush
er.
,w i t h
a
to give to two cr three friends. T ii e pro
"Lady,” the sailor replied with hum
and board it.
,i
« o
. .
la r g e bo t- head, said In a low. firm voice:
prietor showed her three very beautiful
ble deference, “I would like to know
tie o t his a b s o lu te c u re , fre e to a n v suTere-s
An A ffectio n ate E le p h a n t.
“
‘Bill
you
jum
p
on
the
engine
as
“ ‘Gal, we don’t w ant to hurt you.
s o n ia v se n d th e ir P. O. a n d E x p re s s a d d re s s ,
your nam e.”
Tame elephants are often very kind hothouse peaches, which lie assured her
" v •L ?'2.e tn v «>"* w ish in g a c u r e t o a d d m a but If you make a suspicious move or soon as she stops, aud hold the en
“Did you not see it on the letter?"
uid especially fond of children. There were the only ones to be had in all
“rot w H CEESI. F D . a Cedar St . Wew T or.
scream or give any alarm so th a t any gineer and fireman under your gun.
was
a little girl who used to walk ev Paris. She asked tiie price and was told
Pardon,
lady,
I
never
learnt
to
read.
o' the men in the section house kin Jack, you pile into the mail car an ’
ery morning, along witli her nurse, iu that they were 20 francs.
Mine has been a hard, rough life.”
make
the
clerk
give
up
his
registered
AGENTS WANTED, Lafe w fer.tiemen, hear yon I'll spile the looks of th at letters, an' Yank an' Aleck 'll work thp "And for w hat reason, my good man, tiie Ja rd iu des Plantes in Paris before “ But that is very d ear,’’ she said.
in » very to w n , for one of th e best se llin g H rtich « purty face w ith a bullet. Re quiet and
tiie gardens were opened to tile public. “ Besides I am not at all sure that the
m ade. I sed by ev ery m an, w om an an d c h ild , sensible and behave yourself and yer
express ear. while Tom an' Shorty hold would you know my nam e?”
1 re tie rk k i*
u n i t a r y T o o t h Itn im h w i t h
“Because," answ ered the old tar, with Of course she was frequently meeting flavor is good.’’ “ Let ns try one, nia-
the
conductor
an'
brakem
an
back.
Do
sh an 't be hurt. W har's yer red signal
T o n g u e < le a n in g a tta c h m e n t.
J-udiv st d by nil th e le ad in g p h v si ci an a an d lam p?’
yer work quick an' bold, an' don't be gentle and manly courtesy, “in a storm u irl) the elephant, and as they passed darae, ” replied the shopkeeper, and be
fore she could prevent him lie had bro
« t •
Send 13c. fo rs a m p le . R e ta ils for 2»?
afeared to burn pow der if necessary. a t sea, with danger of death afore me it was am using to w atch the pains the
” 'W liat would you do?" I gasped.
. fins
ken one of tiie peaches and was offering
big
beast
took
to
avoid
tram
pling
upon
I
would
like
to
recall
the
name
of
th«
M arket S treet, San F ra n cisco , Cal.
” 'None o' your business. We don't T h ar's a big haul on th a t train, and
brightest thing I’d ever seen In life tiie wee lassie. At last lie grew hoi ler, her a half, w hile he him.--If ate the o th
w
ant to hear any unnecessary back we've got to have it.’
FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE SICK or
There'll be sunshine in h, even in the and w henever lie liappen.-d to be going er piece.
"How eagerly 1 watched the clock,
talk nor no Im pertinent questions.
“ J u s t D o n 't F e e l W e ll,”
“ D elicious," was her verdict. “ Aud
thick d a rk n e ss’’—New York Mail and In the same direction as the girl, lie
W har's the red lamp?"
and how slowly, how very slowly the Express.
s
p
pills
B'ottld gently push the end of his trunk how much are tiie oilier two?”
are the O ne T ilin g to use.
“A chill of horror sw ept over me hands seemed to move. One tw enty-
“ Forty francs, m udaiue,” answered
itis'ale her arm and let it rest there as
O n ly O n e t o r a D o s e .
when the tru th burst upon me th a t 1 one, one tw enty-five and one th irty
An In ter p r ete r .
the
sm iling proprietor. “ Yon see, since
S o ld by d ru g g is t« a t 2 5 c . a box
he w alked by her side. W hat a funny
Sjkiaplea F r e e .
A ddre^a th e
w as in the hands of a band of desper were ticked off.
Mrs. Xupop Oh, you m ust come and
One thirty-five!
we have eaten the third these th at re
'ooking
pair
of
lovers
they
made!
r. Bosanko Med. Co.. 1‘hila. Pa.
bear baby talk.
ate tra in robbers, whose evident inten Would they never come?
main are so Hindi more rare than they
tion was to signal the train and rob
"The men sat on the bench along the
T ncle Bob—I shall be deiighted—but
( > u ic ia s « e J .
were before. Now, should wo try anoth
"W hat’s the m atter with our pug’.l- er the last one would be 80 francs. ’’
the express ear a t my station. W hat west side of the room, facing the two you m ust act as interpreter.—Truth.
oth i
MRS. WiNSlOW S S o Svi
could I do? It was yet three hours un windows on the east. I tried to figure
ists?” asked the sporting
. . . man. ’’They
Fortunately she was . possessed of an.
-
FOR CHILDREN TEETHI
Brush your baby's hair upw ard, and have not talked much for a day or abundance of this w orld’s goods, so she '
til the train was due, but I could not how long it would require for the men
F .» «air by a ll llr u ^ ^ . X5 C eta
elude my captors to m use the section to walk to the depot from the stopping it Bill groB- curly. How we wish our tw o.”
hastily paid her 40 francs, lest they go up
men. and I knew by the ugly gleam in place. Perhaps even then they were m other had known this!
“No,” replied the Cuban sym pathizer. in price.—New York Journal.
"They have stopped to give the Span
the leader's eyes, through the holes in surrounding the station and I might
E s p e c ia lly a t T h is S easo n .
C hestnuts are so poor this spring th at
■ C. .ti »Pitsi Ait f i s t HUS
ish generals a chance.”—W ashington
his mask, th a t if I made the least out- ; hear a knock at the door any instant. a boy w on't long for them.
He*l ■ . h Syrup. l aa'e.G o< d I w
A
torpid
liver has frequently succeed
Star.
L tio-a àold by drugytm
cry he would not hesitate to carry out Would there be a fight? Oh, horrible
You will And one coupon Inside each ! ounce bag and two coupon- Inside each I ounce b«
ed in convincing man that be is fairly j
.77 CONSUMPTION
his th re a t and m urder me. I knew they thought! In a few moments I might
Buy a Dai read thw coupoo and se« bow to get your share of
iu present«.
Lots of people fool around love Just as reeking in statesmanship and independ- ■
The less a girl tries to be nice, thd
oould find the lamp easily by searoh- see men shot down before my face, and nicer she Is.
...
If It w a sn 't loaded.
euce. — Washington Post
. ..
7
7
.
I went to dine tae other day
With my mother-in-law-eiect.
And lost thereby my fiancee,
S<< my future hopes a.’? wrecked.
• 4 trial prove Hood's Sar*aparlEa to be
c:e nal d for p-infy.i.f the blood b*-e»Wj
W<- >1 %3' hed the roast, when, woe is :
11 never did have luck!)
The hostess asked me pleasantly
If I would carve the duck.
t
I
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Hoods
S a rs a p a rilla
One Cup
One Cent
this wbai ail$ voit?
?M^\ LIVER
This
is the
very best
Smoking
Tobacco
made.
B ia c k w e ii’s G e n u in e
BULL DURHAM