LILACS IN TH E DOORYARD.
A N IN C O M P L E T E H O U SE.
“ I decided to go hack to Berlin within
H e drew in a long breath as she spoke.
three days after ts a w you in the park. A t
He averted his eyes, he bit his lip.
When lilac« in the dooryard bloom
We run wild over the furnishings o f a
“ Schemes in which I have no part,” he first 1 tried to set to work. There are ex
And lift and shake their plumy sheaves;
said heavily. “ W ell, I wish you all happi- i periences which make a fellow cynical. I house; its furniture, carpets, hangings,
W hen sunbeams smite the forest’s gloom.
said to myself. Let a man know his own pictures and music, and always forget or
And winds go whispering through the leave«; ness. Miss Gray. But no—I w ill not lie n-
sincere. I can’t wish you to be happy wit fa- line and keep it.’ But it was no use, so 1 neglect the most important requiaite.
W hen wrens and robins build again
out me. The day I become purely disinter told my father 1 must return to Europe. Something there should be always on the
In peace anear the cottage
ested I shall suffer less thau I suffer at He said he needed a holiday and would go
Then, though m y strength is something spent. this moment. I see that Mrs. Fabian’ scar- with me. W e have only each other, you sh elf: c provide against sudden casualties
or attacks of pain. Sue h come like a thief
And though my eye 9 are growing dim,
riage is drawn up at the curve and that know, aud he is very good to me. W e iu the night; a sprain, strain,sudden back
*
I thrill w ith gladness and content.
she is beckoning to you. Perm it me to shall go first to Norway, then in the fall to ache. toothache or neuralgic attack. There
M y soul sends up a joyfu l hymn.
the east probably. You told me to go to is nothing easier to get than a bottle of St.
take you to her ”
A nd In the beauty o f the world
He raised his hat to Mrs. Fabian, led Jericho. This is m y portunity and yours. Jacobs Oil, and nothing surer to cure
I feel my spirit overbrim.
quickly any fo.-m of pain. The house is In
I Mildred across the intervening space, as- Have you been very giad to be rid o f me?”
Long years have gone since mother took
L e t her struggle as she m ight to vie with complete without it. Complete it with a
; sisted her into the victoria, then saying, “ 1
The lonesome way that angels mark:
goon supply.
must bid you a good afternoon,” he walked him in high spirits, Mildred was conscious
The memory o f her latest look
of a lack o f rebound. He evidently consid
rapidly away.
Is like a candle in the dark;
j Mildred, left to find explanations and ered everything rounded off, complete, fin A B u r g la r W h o T r ie d to T a k e E v e r y th la g .
But when the lilacs bloom I see
C. A. Collins, who aays that he ia a
Her sweet face in a stai ry arc.
comments for Mrs. Fabian, could hardly ished, dead. He looked at her with an eager
clerk, but who is said by the police to be
gather her thoughts together. A thousand expression when she did not speak.
She loved so well these homely flowers;
" W ell ?” he said presently.
one o f the shrewdest burglars in the
j words she had been ready to utter to Basil
She broke them for my childish hand;
“ You see," she observed, with an effort at city, is confined in one o f the tanks in
| burned in her heart, and her tongue was
They speak to me o f happy hours.
¡E C A U S E inferior and cheaper made baking
j stiff and stubborn. It had all been so sud- lightness, "th a t I supposed you were half the city prison. He was arrested Wednes
By mother love and patience spanned;
! den; he had been so impatient. Ah, that way across the Atlautic—that you had gone day night by DetectivesSilvey, Cody and
Their perfume has a w aft o f sweet
preparations are bought at wholesale at a price
Blown hither from th’ immortal strand
¡ impatience, which was a dominant note of without a word.”
j character in him, as in all men! That nar- | “ Did you care particularly? But no, I Crockett.
so much lower than R oyal , some grocers are
! 1 like the dear old fashioned things;
On the 25th of last month, according
j rowness, that exclusiveness, that jealousy 1 w ill not press questions. You have some
I always find them just the same,
urging consumers to use them in place o f the R oyal at
| A s if the grate and the veil were to be pre- thing better to do in life than to love me, to the police, he broke into the flat of
! And so the fancy wakes and clings
and we shall go our tw o ways. You de Mrs. Knox at 2542 Howard street while
| scribed to women.
That, blooming by whatever name,
the same retail price.
i I ’ll one day pluck the lilac sheaves
I In the thrill his words had awakened she mand freedom, serenity, ideal aims. I f you she was absent in the country and for
W here flowers In deathless gardens flame.
i had not shot the rejoinder which now oc- have any feeling, you intend that it shall two dnys devoted his time to carting
If you desire to try any o f the pretended substitutes
-Elizabeth Chisholm in Harper's Bazar.
1 curred to her. Indeed she had altogether ju stify the expense o f the candle. W h at 1 away every movable object in the house.
for R oval B aking P owder bear in mind that they are
been taken by surprise and felt that she want, on the other hand, is just my own Nothing seemed to be beneath his notice,
had not made her case clear. She could selflsh happiness—the blessedness o f help, and in the various tripe he made in and
all made from cheaper and inferior ingredients, and are
have found incontrovertible arguments of consolation, o f comradeship. It would
out he took away all the silverware,
against his selfish, not to say grasping, be nothing to you to realize that if you put
not so great in leavening strength nor o f equal money
state o f mind. She would have pointed out out your hand somebody seeks it, clasps it, clothing, bedclothes, etc., that belonged
**My advice is, ‘ Don’t / ” said Dr. Bash
to him that the trouble lay in the preva holds it. But it would be everything to to Mrs. Knox, and then took down the
value. Pay the price o f the R oyal B aking P owder
French. “ But I am perfectly well aware
lent foolish fable that men must fall in me. I stumble without it, like a child on curtains and portieres and the pictures
that you have not asked my advice.”
j ¡OT¡ ‘w ith g ir l. ¡ n d W ^ r l , " » ¡íwaj-s a rough road. You have the keys to every on the w alla The carpets and rugs also
for the R oyal only.
“ I thank you very much for it. S till
dreaming of lovers. Banish this common- thing in life I hold precious. So unless came under his observation, and he took
It is still more important, however, that R oyal B aking
should like to understand the basis o f it.” I ,
„
,
you to turn the locks I shall have nothing
the choicest.
" I confess,” «aid Basil, “ that the logical place “ .lherence o worn t m edieva ro-
. . .
. .
.
.
. mance, and the mental tendency of falling precious. Still, I wanted to snatch just one
P owder is purer and more wholesome, and makes better,
A ll these things were disposed o f to a
basis of m y advice is my private wish that £ love is banished.
f
8 moment. W e are at least friends. You
Fourth street furniture dealer, and Sil
you should refrain from the discussion of
finer, and more healthful food than any other baking
| She did not doubt the efficacy o f such yourself said that we had been, were still
realistic novels in public.”
counsel and took it for granted that, al- and could go on being friends.” He bent ver says that he not only received the
It was early May, and the tw o were walk
powder or preparation.
though at the moment she had not been his head and sw iftly kissed the hand which cash for them, bat made arrangements
ing together in the Elysian fields, as the
able to make a convert o f Dr. Basil French, lay on his arm. She would have withdrawn with the furniture man to go and get
beautiful park of X ---- , with its slopes,
the occasion was only postponed. But as it, but his own closed over It. “ This is the piano and the rest of the carpets, and
ravines, streams and woodlands is called.
the days went ou, and the thought pressed mere friendliness,” he said. “ Tomorrow had negotiations nnder way with a Mar
T o see Mildred, to exchange ideas with
in upon her that he had said unless she night 1 shall be out o f sight of land, and ket street real estate agent to pat a mort
ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 108 WALL ST., NEW-VORK.
her, to talk o f books, to talk o f music and
could love him the world itself was hardly you w ill be free to go your own way.”
gage on the building.—San Francisco
art, to discuss theories of life, to tell her all
Mildred felt like crying out. She had
wide enough for them to walk apart, she
Examiner.
that had been in bis mind in the past and
was conscious o f a tumultuous rush o f sen quivered at his words; they were like the
almost all that he hoped for in the future,
shrewdest irony. A ll o f human blessed
sation.
S en ator S ta n fo rd *« Illn ess.
was by this time the chief necessity of
She could not at first believe that he had ness seemed to be offered iu this compan
An intimate friend o f the Stanford
Basil's existence. W hat she feit in return
ionship.
Alone
against
the
world?
W
h
y
A N O T H E R DARIUS GREEN.
deserted her. W h at had she said, what
was his ever recurring problem. She liked
fam ily relates an incident in tho sena
had she done, that be should in a moment should she stand alone? W h y should she
him—o f that he was certain. A dimple
Y o u n g P o p e l l a . . F i l i n g M ach in e W h ic h
renounce the pleasant intercourse which fight the world? Conquered and despoiled, tor’s life in Washington: A policeman
showed
near
her
lips
whenever
he
ap
H a , Soared s k y w a rd .
had become their daily habit? She had what could the world give her in return for on duty one evening on K street, within
OFT REPEATED STORY OF TRUE
proached her, and her eyes rested on him
W hat a block o f the Stanford residence at the
There Is n young Darius i.reen in Cali
for years denounced men, and this was like rejecting this jo y immeasurable?
as
if
they
had
found
what
they
had
been
PHILANTHROPY.
fornia who has a Hying machine that does
a man, selfishly to desire the attainment of childish folly to reject that which was the national capital, found a man lying un
seeking.
H
er
quick
fancies,
her
imagina
not go back on its name. In other words,
his object, indifferent to the wishes and in only thing she realized a clear need of? conscious on the sidewalk. He was
Saxton Popo, a young inventor who con tive perceptions, her sense of the comic, her terests of others. Yet when she recalled Still, what she said was:
abont to ring in an alarm for the patrol
impassioned
rapidity
in
working
toward
“ I hope your journey w ill be pleasant.”
C h a r le s H . H a c k l e y , a P io n e e r L u m b e r fesses to 19 summers, has built a flying
his words, his tones, his glances during
some solution of every question he pre
“ D eligh tfu l," he returned curtly. “ Much wagon when a gentleman came np and
It lias only flown
that interview in the park, she was no
m a n o f W e s t e r n M i c h ig a n , R e la t e s machine that w ill fly.
a fow feet thus far, hut the inventor feels sented to her—all seemed to be reserved for longer inclined to be angry. In recollection you kuow of my state o f mind. But you recognized the unconscious man as Sen
H is E x p e r ie n c e —H e H a s D o n e M u c h
him above all others.
sanguine that when certain easily ren-e
they gained new efficacy—she was thrilled have refused me once, t wice, thrice. Wretch ator Stanford. They succeeded in get
Often he was pervaded by a soft intoxi
f o r T h a t C o u n t ry .
died defects in construction are overcome
as his meaning became magnified and in iu fetters as I am, I must bear m y pain ting the senator into his house without
he w ill be able to soar aloft like a bird. cation of belief that she waited for him; tensified. Then, conscious that she was and be silent.”
any one else knowing what had hap
From Grand Rapids, Micb., Evening Press.
that
his
coming
was
the
signal
for
the
real
They were pausing before the Fabians' pened. and nothing was ever said abont
When he began his experiments, he did
softening, she would cry: "Is it I or is it
The most beautiful spot in all this city
interest
to
begin.
Oftener
still
he
was
de
not choose A n gol Island as the scene of
somebody else who decided to have a career door.
it. The first question the senator asked
is inseparably associated with the name
“ This is goodby,” said Basil, and he took
his proposed flights because the name sug pressed by the conviction that her sympa of my own? Is it I or another who be
when he regained consciousness was
of Hackley. Charles H. Hackley has
thy
for
him
was
purely
a
m
atter
o
f
intellec
both her hands in his.
gested wings and successful soaring, but
lieves
that
if
the
woman
is
to
be
the
pow
been in the lnmber business here con
“ 1 do not understand you,” she mur whether the newspapers would know all
because his father, M ajor Pope, is an ar tual curiosity; that she was reading him as erful m oving force o f the twentieth cen
tinuously since 185d, and in that time
my surgeon stationed nt the m ilitary post she m ight read a book, and that when she tury she must he wise, strong, consistent, mured, “ when you say I have refused you abont it. and he appeared to be greatly
has a-aassed a fortune which Rives him
reached the last leaf she would throw him
relieved when he learned that it had
three times.”
true to herself?”
a rt ting among the wealthy men of the on the island.
“ First, you declared me to he a tyrannical been kept a secret. The gentleman who
The machine is built on the aeroplane aside. The girl seemed to him to feel no v i
A ll her powers had rushed in one current
nation. But with wealth there did not
principle and has wings that are shaped tal need of any friend, any helper. Her in with her energies toward the hope of de personality; then that you would have none knew of this incident said that the sena
come that tightening of the parse strings
very much like the wings of a bat. When stinct was toward aerial freedom.
veloping the new type o f woman, and yet o f me and were going back to college to tor's sadden death was no surprise to
which is generally a marked charac
Today he had chanced to encounter her
It is in operation. It flies in the face o f the
Basil had tried to lure her into the beaten study for a Ph. D., and then tonight.”
him.—San Francisco Chronicle.
teristic of wealthy men.
near
the
park
gate
and
had
asked
if
he
“ H ow tonight?” she asked, with some
wind, and at the present stage o f the in
track. A ll these eight weeks that she had
I t is no wonder then that the name of
m
ight
join
her
walk.
She
had
told
him
archness.
vention the man who flies with it may be
known
him
she
had
been
conscious
of
A N o v elty In T r o lle y H oed *.
Charles H. Hackley is known at home
“ Do you mean,” he cried, "th at you will
said to fly In the face of Providence. The frankly there could be no doubt about her stimulus, of unexpected intellectual re
and abroad. His munificence to Muske
In an electric road recently construct
give up that career” ----
young inventor Is not afraid o f it, how wish in the matter. Her mood was sunny sources, a sense o f pc~cr.
gon alone represents an outlay of nearly
“ 1 do not feel at this moment that 1 have ed in England a radical departure from
ever, and believes that he w ill yet be able that afternoon.
H ow insidious his Influence had been—
half a million. For the past twenty
She wore a spring gown o f some light
any career—that there is anything in the American methods has been made. A
to soar above A n gel island at ihe rate of
flattering
her
that
shi
was
free,
yet
all
the
years he has been a constant sufferer
tint, with a knot o f ribbon here and there,
tim e imprisoning her in meshes which, world it costs to give up except—you," said trolley wire is suspended from arms pro
from neuralgia and rheumatism, also
whose effect was to give added lightness
light as gossamer thi ugh they might be, M ildred.—Ellen Olney K irk in Peterson's jecting from steel columns. N o guy
numbness of the lower limbs, bo much
and buoyancy to her movement. The dog
she found it hard to throw off. For she was Magazine. ____________________
wires are employed, as the steel wires
so that it has serionsly interfered with
wood was coming into bloom, Judas trees
obliged to confess th at, now she no longer
are especially designed to withstand se
his pleasure in life.
For Borne time
burned against the background o f firs, the
HOM
E,
HUSBAND
AND
CHILDREN.
saw him, although she was to all appear
vere strains. A t the corners the trolley
past his friends have noticed that he
flower beds were fu ll of ga u d ; tulips and
ance leading the life sae had hitherto led,
seemed to grow young again and to
wire, instead o f follow ing a curve of the
pale hyacintha
T h e P rin c ip a l P la n k s In M rs. Q u ay’s P la t
the interest had flatly gone out of it. It
have recovered the health which lie tiad
She had remarked to him that she had
form .
same radius o f the track, as in the Am er
lacked
the
central
m
oving
figure.
in yonth.
been asked to address the final meeting of
Mrs. M atthew Stanley Quay, w ife of ican systems, is turned on an angle, the
One morning Mrs. Fabian, with a glance
To a reporter for the Press Mr. Hack-
The Germ on the subject o f realistic novela
at her husband, read out the announcement the Pennsylvania senator, is now mistress whole system depending on the flexibili
ley explained the secret of his trans
“ You evidently consider that I have not
from the morning paper that Dr. French, of one o f the handsomest residences in ty o f the trolley ann, or side collector,
formation. " I have suffered for over 20
mastered the subject,” she remarked after
I t has been finished exteri as it is called, which automatically en
accompanied by his son, Dr. Basil French, Washington.
'ears,” he said, "w ith pains in my
pondering his words for a moment. “ To
orly at an expenditure of about 335,000, gages the trolley wire in any position
was to sail for Europe on M ay 12.
ower limbs so severely that the only
tell the truth, I have read almost none of
I t was already May 10. Here was im and the interior is now receiving its fin from tw o to tw elve feet from the side of
relief I could get at night was by pat
the distinctively realistic novela But I
placable reality for Mildred; here was also ishing touches at tho hands of the decora the car.
ting cold water compresses on my
could set to work and devour them in a
a release from her dilemma. She had tors. Home, husband and children are
limbs. I was bothered more at night
week.”
Another change from American prac
wasted time o f late. Now, she told herself, the three prominent planks in Mrs. Quay's
than in the day time. The neuralgic
“ M y advice is, ‘ Don’t.’ ”
there would be no interruption, no more platform. The last plank has five sections, tice is the adoption o f a pressure o f only
and rheumatic pains in my limbs,
“ Because it is against established conven wavering between opposite ideals. Cue for tlicro are five children in the family. 350 volts. The cars are only 22 feet long
which had been growing in intensity
tions for a woman to confess that she reads would now reserve herself for what was There were five more, but they did not and are equipped with tw o motors of 15
for years, finally became chronic. I
a certain class of books?”
live. Mrs. Quay was born in Beaver, Pa., brake horsepower, running at 400 revo
great, serious and important.
made three trips to the Hot Springs
“ Because o f something that lies deeper
She was sorry she had promised to ad was educated there and has spent her life lutions.— Philadelphia Press.
with only partial relief and then fell
than mere conventions. But no matter for dress The Germ on the subject of realistic in Beaver, in Philadelphia and in Wash
back to my original state. I couldn’t
that. T o be frank, 1 hate to see you run novels—not because of Dr. Basil French’s ington. She lived in the Quaker City
T e e to ta l S ailo rs.
sit still and my sufferings began to
after as an amusing spectacle; listened to, scruples, but because it meant more frit Levon years and went to Washington with
make liie look very blue. Two years
A large number o f the crew o f the ill
not because what you say is particularly tering away of tim e and declension from Mr. Quay eight years ago, when he first
Iast September I noticed an account
well worth hearing, although I know it is, her highest aims. He had objected from donned the senatorial toga.
fated Victoria were teetotalers—in fact,
SAXTON POPE.
Dr. W illiam s’ Pink Pills for Pale 15 or 20 miles an hour. The faster the but from the piquancy of its being a young,
Mrs. Quay is an ideal mistress in her a lodge o f the Independent Order of
his own private point of view, which she
People and what they had done for wind blows the higher and swiftor w ill beautiful and charming girl who says it.
need not in the least regard. She would handsome home and a devoted helpmeet to Good Templars— the Victoria’s Lifeboat
others, and some cases so nearly re be the flight o f the aeroplane and the man There, now; are you angry with me?”
never think of him again. Then, having her husband, whom she has known since Lodge A. D.— had been established on
sembled mine that I was interested, so who goes with it.
“ You consider, like Dr. Johnson, that a decided never to think of him, she went on he was a mere lad o f 10 years. His prom
the ship. Not one of the names of th.
I wrote to one who had given a testi
woman’s
preachiug
is
like
a
dog’s
danc
‘ ‘ A mechanical soaring bird” is what
thinking o f every word he had nttered, of
members of the lodge is included among
monial, an eminent professor of music the enterprising Inventor calls it. There ing—the surprise is not that he does it the general why and wherefore, of things
the list o f the saved, so that the lodge
in Canada. The reply I received was Is nc complicated machinery attached to well, but that he does it at a ll.”
tangled which m ight have been smooth, of
has no longer an existence. A curious
even stronger than the printed testi it, and it was built in - month or six
Basil stood still for a moment, gazing what is, compared with what might have
monial and it gave me faith in the weeks. This hasty construction resulted straight before him across the fain tly col been, until May 15, on the evening o f which
fact is that a whole lodge of the same
medicine.
order was lost in the terrible disaster
in several defects that caused the machine ored uplands.
day she was to address The Germ.
“ 1 began taking the pills and found to break down on its trial trip. The In
“ Is that it?” she asked, with a touch of
that overtook the Eurydice in 1878.—
She had read up nothing about realistic
them to be all that the professor iiad ventor had taken the machine to the petulance.
London Tit-Bits.
novels. She had made no effort to enlarge
told me they would be. I t was two or heights at the south end of Angel island
He turned and looked at her. His own her knowledge of the subject. W hat she
three months before I experienced any and was slowly soaring away from terra face was crimson.
felt about the whole occasion was a curi
N o w , T h is Is Fishing;.
perceptible betterment of my condition. firms like a sea gull rising from the bosom
“ I cannot answer as i f this were a general ous languor and apathy. A ll at once it oc
Frank Vinton and others canght a 900
M y disease was of such long standing of t ie ocean when an Important brace in case. It is not general for me—it is partic curred to her that, although Basil French
pound sturgeon last week and made the
that I did not expect speedy recovery the ligh t frame gave way, and Pope came ular. It Is between you and me. I have was rapidly putting the ocean between
and was tiiankful even to be relieved. I to earth again. The machine had mount come to love you with all my heart, Miss them, news travels far, and he m ight hear
line fast to a young tree standing on
progressed rapidly, however, towards ed three feet Into the air, however, and Gray, and by the very necessity o f a man’s what she was to say and might accept her
shore. Later, when they went to draw
recovery and for the last six months had carried him a short distance, facts love I am narrow, exclusive, jealous where defiance o f his advice as a triumphant re
the big fish to land, they found it had es
have felt myself a perfectly well man. i that greatly encouraged him and his you are concerned.”
partee. She trusted to her woman’s facul
caped by pulling the tree np by the roots
I have recommended the pills to many , friends
“ O h!" she exclaimed, and at the same ty of instantaneous insight to give her
and taking over 80 feet o f small rope
people and am only too glad to assist
The aeroplane is now the favorite air time took three steps away from him.
something to say, and to her woman’s w it
along. The fishermen have three other
others to health through the medium of ship device with such eminent Inventors
He had blurted out what he hud meant to bridge over the logical gap which
big fish tied np at different places aloag
this wonderful medicine. I cannot sav as Hiram M axim and Professor Langley, never to utter until the right moment yawned between her and the realistic nov
tho stream.—Asotin (Wash.) Sentinel
too mncli for what it has done for me.” j and Pope is certain be is on the eve of came, and by every sign this was the wrong els she had not read to some safe standing
Dr. W illiam s’ Pink Pills contain all making successful flights. His machine moment.
C a u se , o f O cean C u rre n t..
ground.
the elements necessary to give new life is designed for m ilitary use, his idea being
“ H aving said so much,” he went on, “ 1
A ll X ---- gathered to hear her. The
Professor Heilprin says in The N ew
and richness to the blood and restore that winged scouts In time of war could must say more. I ask you to be my w ife.” night was warm. Mildred was dressed in
Science R eview that, however tempting
MRS M. S. QUAY.
shattered nerves. They are for sale by securely make observations o f the enemy's
“ O h l" said Mildred again, a sense o f out
other explanations may appear, scientists
all druggists, or may be had by mail operations or drop explosives upon their rage implied in her look and tone.
white and locked airy and girlish. A mur Inent position as a public man and the have gruudall; settled down to the oonvio-
from Dr. W illiam s’ Medicine Company, heads or their fortifications. “ I shall
He took one stride and reached her. He mur ran round the room as she came for fact that tho children are old enough to tion, made inevitable by a practical demon
take their place in the world make great
Schenectady, N. Y ., for 50c per box, or make the machine stron ger," says the laid his hand on her arm.
ward.
stration, that the guiding power o f the
six boxes for $ 2.50.
She began by saying that she brought to demands upon Mrs. Quay's tim e socially, ocean currents is resident in the nonpe-
"D o you hate me?” he demanded.
young Inventor, "and then I shall fly ."
and
she
is
a
very
busy
woman.
A
s
a
host
“ Hate you? W h y should I hate you? the discussion of the new realistic fiction no
riodio winds or such as blow constantly
particular knowledge o f the subject and ess she possesses rare grace and tact and from definite quarters.
N ot the least in the w orld.”
TREE PLANTING IN FRANCE.
M a r r ia g e In V a c a tio n T im e.
seems
to
have
a
natural
talent
for
thor
that indeed she was at issue with those
“ Do you love me?”
A yonng man came in from the coun
U sele ss S en d Ilo n r s C o n v e rte d In to Y a ln -
A n K n g r r nnd n N i p p i n g W i n d ,
who use the term realistic as the equivalent oughly entertaining her guests and for
“ N ot the least in the world.”
try the other day with a pretty girl
a b le L a n d W i t h Pines.
"Then,” said he, “ I w ill go away. I f yom for what is ugly, animal and pessimistic in placing at ease even the most diffident vis A continuous down pour o f rain, inclem
They came to get married, and they w ill not love me, the world itself is not tendency. T o her, she declared, that only itor.
The French thoroughly appreciate the
ent weather, generally in winter and
In appearance Mrs. Quay Is o f medium
was real which was honest, sound and
advantages to be derived from systematic wanted to be married by a well known wide enough for you and me. ”
height, with dark hair and eyes, pleasing spring, are unfavorable to all claseee o f in
clergyman.
That
was
a
notion
o
f
the
Their
eyes
met,
and
she
was
frankly
sweet—the
source
o
f
strength,
permanence
tree planting. Tracts of sand have been
features and an admirably proportioned valids. But warmth and activity infused
oovered w ith pine forests, and the word g irl’s. They took a cab to the honse of amazed at the signs o f trouble in his face. and progress to all mankind. The deform figure. Politics in the abstract has little into the circulation counteracts these in
“ W hat nonsense!” she cried, with scorn. ity, the disease, the wickedness, which were
the Rev. Dr. Mac Arthur at 358 West
fluences and interpoie a defense against
ltmde, borrowed, as it is thought, from
“ W e were friends, we are friends, and we the result o f abnormal and unhealthy in interest for her, but she is thoroughly In them. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, moet
the German, is losing its meaning of Fifty-seventh street. The house was can go on and be better friends. 1 never be fluences, containing in themselves—as they sympathy with her husband’ s ambitions.
thorough and effective o f stomachics and
closed. Then they drove to the house of
O f the Quay children, Richard, the eld ton’cs, not only enriches the bl >od, but
“ w a s ta ” T ill a century ago a large
fore had a friend. O f course a woman must—the lim itation o f their strength and
Dr. W . H. P. Faunce o f the Fifth A ve
est,
is
his
father's
righ
t
hand
man.
He
accelerates its circulation. For a chill, or
portion o f the forest of Fontainebleau
friend was what 1 asked for, but it is the the necessity o f their speedy decay, were
nue Baptist church. It is at 2 West unexpected that happens. Her voice began forces to he rejected and combated—forces has already gained a wide knowledge of premonitory symptoms o f rheumatism
consisted o f bare sand hills, bat the
political
affairs
and
seems
ambitious
to
Forty-sixth street and was closed. Dr
and kidrey complaint, particu'arly preva
to vibrate with a th rill born o f feeling. which never had conquered aud never could
planting o f pines was begnn. A variety
John R. Paxton’s residence is down the “ You have done me good,” she went on; “ 1 conquer. Nature insists on health, light follow in the footsteps of his well known lent at these seasons, it is the best possible
capable o f standing the severest w in
sire. He w ill soon be married to a young remedy. It is also invaluanle for dyspep
ters was evidently found, and millions same street, across the way, at 51. They had begun to expect a great deal from you.” and life and punishes deviations from her lady o f riewickley, Pa. Curtin, the second sia. liver complaint, constipation and ner
“
Mildred,”
he
exclaimed,
with
fresh
im
requirements
relentlessly.
And
the
most
went there. It was closed. Next they
vousness. Never set out on a winter or
o f trees now diffuse healthy and agree
petuosity, “ I am ready to spend my best precious of the spoils of tim e is the chance son and the namesake o f the late ex-Gov- spring journey without it. Elderly per
tried 323 Madison avenue, where Dr. E
ernor Curtin, the warm personal friend of sons and the delicate and convaleacent are
able odors, besides furnishing timber
blood
and
my
best
strength
in
your
service.
gained
for
us
to
live
with
daily
beauty,
Walpole Warren lives. Blinds were
for fueL
Frieuds? You do not begin to know what with order, sacredness and purity in our Senator Quay, is an officer in the United greatly aided by it.
The decomposed fir needles, more down and d oor. locked tight. They next that term can mean. Only as your husband lives. These are our realties and necessi States army. Mary, the eldest daughter,
drove to 342 on the same avenne. David can I be lo u r best friend.”
has graced Washington society for three
“ Wh-n I hroacheO mat lmony, she dUmtared
over, gradually form a crust o f vegeta
ties. This was her text, and then she told
years. Coral, the second daughter, was the lutijiCt with a word.” "What did the say? '
She shrank from the word, “ Nothing the story o f Anna Karenina.
ble mold, perm itting thegrew th of trees H. Greer, the famous rector o f St. Bar
“
Ye».”
presented to society two years ago. after
Everybody observed that as the girl
and shrubs less able than the pine to tholomew’s, lives there when he is at could induce me to marry,” she cried.
N K W W A Y K AS T—NO DUST.
“ I f you like me as a friend,” he persisted speaker was rounding off her discourse she had completed her education in Eu
liv e on air. The department of the home, but he is not at home. His house
with vehemence, “ why not as a lover, • suddenly she flushed aud for a moment rope, and Susan, the youngest daughter,
was boarded np tig h t -
Go
East from Portland, Pendleton, W alla
Landes, once a barren region, w ith sand
is still a schoolgirl.
seemed to lose the thread, then regain it
Then they tried Dr. Hall's beautiful husband?”
W alla via O. R. <t N. to Spokane and Great
so loose that people had to walk on
“
I
do
not
like
you
at
all
at
this
moment
and went on with fresh animation and
Northern Railway to Montana, Dakotas. St.
They
■tilts, is covered w ith pines, and the residence at 712 Fifth avenue.
“ W h e n I W a . a B o y .”
simply for thrusting such a word upon me. crisper and more Incisive touch.
Paul, Minneapol
Chicago, Omaha. St
The
problem of draining the snbsoil has been thanked heaven, for it was evidently in
Louis, East ai d South. Rock-ballast track ;
“
When
we
went
on
picnics
when
I
was
a
habited.
But the maid disappointed I feel you to be a tyrannical personality truth was that M ildred had caught a
■olved, as described in Edmond Abont’s
glimpse o f Basil French standing in a cor boy,” said a middle aged man, “ we used to fine scenery; newequipment Great North
towering above me tryin g to govern me.”
them by saying that Dr. Hall had gone
ern Palace Sleepers and Diners; Fam ily
story o f "M a itre Pierre.”
"Y o u would hardly, here and now, care ner o f the room, and for a moment every carry our cake and things in baskets. Tourist Cara; Buffet-Library Cara. W rite
They were pretty heavy going, but we used
The losses by fire and anxiety to pro to Europe for three weeks. Then the to have me go down on my knees. But in thing had whirled round before her eyes.
C. C. D movan, General Agent, Portland,
young man looked np 15 more well heart and feeling I am at your feet, M il
He approached her as she stood sur to thiuk how much lighter and easier to Oregon, or F. I. W hitney, G. P. A T . A.,
duce sometning more remnnerativo than
known clergymen in the directory and dred. Honestly, if life is to be worth any rounded by a group who congratulated and carry they were coming home, and we were St. Paul, Minn., for printed matter and in
pine are now, however, inducing
But see how formation abo t rate-, routes, etc.
drove to each one o f their houses. Every thing to me, I must have you in it. There applauded her.
Her eyes met his with quite w illin g to carry them.
schemes o f artificial fertilization. In
iu this latter part o f the nineteenth centu
is a terrible vacuum in my existence. I ask startled and conscious meaning.
one, without exception, was out of town
many French watering places dnnes
"Y o u did not take my advice.” he re ry even that little detail o f life has been
Then the couple went home and were you to fill it up.”
have been transformed into woods, thus
made simpler and easier.
I heard my 12-
marked.
They were both laughing.
married by a justice o f the peace. The
holding ont to seaside visitors the at
“ I had promised to speak; still 1 did not year-old boy this morning say to another
“ I dislike to he disobliging,” she re
young man thinks New York clergymen
boy
with
whom
he
was
going
on a picnic,
traction o f agreeable shade and a change
like to take your advice.”
ought not to complain of lack o f vaca turned, “ but it would not be an easy mat
He was smiling; he bent forward and 'B rin g your things in a paper bag, and then
from monotonons beach. Shifting sands
ter for me to marry when I was not in love,
tions.—N ew York Press.
you won't he bothered with anything to
said:
and I am not in love.”
have been prevented from extending in
“ Your way of doing as you like charmed lug around after the picnic is over.’ " —
“ Marry me without being in love. Marry
land. In some cases dnnes have been ac
C a m e ra s t o C h e e k C r u e lty .
New York Sun.
me with your eyes wide open. I do not flat me. Perhaps you remember that you al
quired by companies, which, after plant
A t the monthly meeting of the direc
ways had a way o f charming me?”
ing them, have cat them np into build tors of the Massachusetts Society For ter myself taat I am capable o f inspiring a
“ I had forgotten,” said Mildred saucily.
feeling which could blind you to my faults.
The unrolling of an Egyptian mummy
ing lota and have seen them dotted with the Prevention o f Cruelty to Animals
1 need you all the more because of my “ I t is so long since I have had the pleasure supposed to be that of a princess, din
villas.
o f seeing you.”
President Angell exhibited pictures tak faults.”
| closed a curious cheat. The priests who
Elsewhere municipalities have taken en with kodaks. He proposes to use the
Later, when she was follow in g Mrs. Fa
“ No, no, no,” said Mildred. “ Y ou do not
i did the embalming probably spoiled or
np the matter, and in large operations kodaks to show not only high checkreins begin to guess how impossible it would be bian to her carriage, be came up.
Absolutely free of cost, for a
"W h y not walk home?” he said. “ The mislaid tho body intrusted to them and
the district or the department has pro and horses mutilated by docking, to for me to marry, to give up everything 1
j for it substituted that o f an ordinary
vided the funds. — London Times.
gether with owners who drive anil ride have planned and worked for. You do not moon is full; the night is like summer.”
LiniTED TUIE ONLY,
" I am going to w alk,” Mildred said to [ negro man.
realize how little I think o f anything except
In the hon.se of a Pompeiian sculptor them, but also all kinds o f cruelty that my appointed work, the necessity o f ful Mrs. Fabian. I t was a pleasure snatched
J The People’s Common Sense Medical Ad
were found S3 mallets, 16 compasses, 3 can be found on cattle cars, in cattle fillin g my own individual destiny. I am out o f the very teeth o f loss and loDeliness
viser, By R.V. Pierce, M. D , Chief Consulting
A gentleman o f the court o f Pepin
Physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
levers, several chisels, together with yards, slaughter houses, markets, horse very much interested in m yself,” she pur to see him.
had a wonderful pair of breeches that _ Institute, Buffalo, a book o f over i.ooo large
_
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"Please take my arm,” be said. “ I want cost $700. They were embroidered with
jacks tor raising blocks, and nearly 30 racing, polo games and otherwise.—Bos sued, with a brief laugh.
- pages and 300 colored and other illustra-
“1
intend to give
^ tions, in strong paper covers to any one
m yself free play and see what I can make 4° monopolize you for a moment. I sail for gold, and all the figures were traced
statues and busts, in every stage of ton Transcript.
2 sending 21 cents in one-cent stamps for
o f m y life. I have not even finished m y Europe tomorrow at 3 o'clock.”
manufacture
1 packing and postage only. Over 680,oou
with chains of small pearls.
* heard that you had already sailed.”
j Z j copies o f this complete Family Doctor Book
A new letter carrier in Plattsbnrg is education yet. I expect to go back to the !
O | already sold in cloth binding at regular
I
Victorian
after
a
year
or
tw
o
and
study
for
"W
ith
o
u
t
bidding
you
goodby?
Hardly.
The grains of cornstarch are only credited with anxiously inquiring if he
CL price o f $1.50. Address : ( with stamps nnd
a Ph. D. I baveal! sorts o f schemes. I in- Besides, I wanted to hear what you had to
Coupon) W o r l d ' s D r is --------
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abont one-fourth the size of tnoeeof the would be expected to deliver the letters
Dr Prie©*® Cream Baiting Powder. 3 : this
ical A s s o c ia t io n . NO. 66) M aio Strret,
| tend to take a lifetim e for them and not to “ T about the realists.”
if it rained.
World's
Fair
Highost
Award.
starch made from the potata
»
Buffalo,
N
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Y.
hum.”
_
______ _
“Ah!” murmured Mildred.____________
Accept None of the
Pretended Substitutes for
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Powder
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In the body o f an adult person there are
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all the time, but
Had No Recurrence
p f the burning and itching sen«ation which
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saparilla
8. S c u m : l , Castor o f
Free Baptist Chu ch, Apala.hin, N. Y .
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