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The Man with the Filmy Eye«, to explain; I assure you there is derous, luminous eyes! — fastened
I assure you there is not ”
“You’ll find that there is though,” themselyes devouringly upon the
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eyes of his victim, who gazed into
repliedJHaughton,
in
high
irritation.
From The PeoplHome Journal.
them with the helpless fascination
“And, let it be two o’clock or ten, of the bird charmed to its death bv
W. D. HUFFMAN will be in Burna again this fall
not a step shall you stir out of this the snake who has marked it for its
CHAPTER III.
room until you have given me the pray.
and Thoroughbred Bucks
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ceived a visit at the bank from Mr.
clamation in reference to Hope
Loyering. It is by ns means the
Wistoon.”
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first; the filmy eyed man had, soon
“You really insist upon it? You
after his arrival in town, deposited
wigh me to tell you exactly what I
a moderate amourit*of money in
think of the physical and mental
the Iionton Bank, and had with
health of Miss Hope VViston—of
drawn nearly the whole amount in [
your betrotheed wife, Mr. Haugh
small sums. On these occasions
he bad often lingered, as an idle ton.”
FJÜTH2PRIC; OF ONE.
The words were spoken very |
man might well do, for a little con
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slowly, with long pauses between
versation with the cashier, for his
the sentences, and in a slow, monot
assistant clerk, or with some of the
onous tone, suggesting that the
other loungers whom he happened j
speaker might be purposely con
to encounter; so that, although not
FOR THIS YEAR.
suming as much time as possible
precisely fancying the man or wish
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had gradually corne to look upon portunity to reply.
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But no such idea entered the
him as an habitue of the portion of
THE S.-.H FRANCISCO
the bank-room outside the railing mind cf the cashier, Indeed, he
ta.;
and counter, and had even at times hardly heard his companion’s :
to come inside and write a letter or words, and felt no disposition to 1
rKICK Si.as PF.H Yi.AJt,
sign a check at his own desk.
i reply to them; for his whole mird,
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Today, however, Mr. Haughton his whole attention was absorbed
THE SAN FRANCISCO
was more than usually busy, for the 1 in watching the marvelous change
assistant referred to had been tak- which had passed over the face of
en suddenly ill on the previous the stranger. That face, bur. now
price ea.o> per ykab .
day, after partaking of a glass efi so wan, so insignificant, so pur y, i
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soda with Mr Lovermg who met seemed all at once to have assumed
SAN FRANCISCO
htm on his way home to dinner, the dignity, the majesty, the power*
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WEEKLY CALL
JAf* Is a handsome nighL
and was confined to his bek; so the of a god—or one of those god-like
page paper. It is issued every
mortals
whose
conscious
birthright)
young cashier remained quite alone
Thursday, and contains all of
the Important news of the
and was in consequence unusually it is to rule among men, and, with
week, gleaned from every quar
a word, a look, to sway all meaner
busy.
ter of the globe, complete up
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“I wish I could help you, Mr. • mortals to their will.
to date of publication. It fur.
Dishes the latest aod most
Haughton.*’ remarked the visitor, | But, although every feature, and
reliable financial news nod
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even
the
color
ot
the
skin,
shared
as Mr. Haughton, with an impa-|*
market quotations, H’d gives
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tient sigh, dismissed the last of a in this marvelous change, it w ■
special attention to horticul.
T’v-.ry County is one of the richest and I of Columbia ’who is now clerk and Master
in the eyes.
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group
of BIIIH11
small uepos-
depos-| the most conspicuous
ld jue-t mi I best counties in Tennessee. It of the Chancery Court of this county), re
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In
every
respect
a
flrst-
itors, and glanced at the clock, just l ht,8e duI1’ di,n orëanB> wit*> their |
«■...¡id be an exagip-ration to say that any commended Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for
elass family paper, appealing
one man knew every other man in this Pale People.
repulsive
film,
had
changed
to
balls
verging upon two, the hour for clos
to the interest of every member
'•ounty. but it may safely be said that few, if
“ I began using them as per direction.« for
■ iy, can come nearer to it than Mr. .Joe M. locomotor ataxia, and in alotit one week
of the household.
ing the bank. “It seems a pitv
^v’nR t’re»
acquired a brill-
. ' . .ter, wh >se home is at Carter’s Creek, and some of mv friends thought I was letter;
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i > is now connected with the Herald. In | but it was two weeks before the improve-
that one inr.n should be so hurried iancy ami power wh ch might have I
T^HK MORNING CALL
la ■ iniei-'.-t of the H raid he. has visited ! ment was plain foul] :qid satisfaemry tc iny-
T'arlv every home in the county. Upon 1 self. Then, however, I Lira* the pills were
and worried with work, and anoth struck terror and submission ’nto
SI V («■’■* I>muas A W bkki
■ state ” ik - v >;«i »us—that is. the Herald'» an doing their grand and glorious wrl . and
Is
a
live
metropolitan
on ti pie-nie reu don lie is the “ Master of 1 kept taking them until 1 eouid iiobbl«
er have such a weight of unemploy the stoutest heart; and Vale
daily. It is the MOST RELIA
Cereuio'iies.” There «re few men better about on crutches.
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ed time upon his hands as I have. Haughton, staring helplessly into
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kn st I. lew bettor liked, none more trusted,
as
“ It was suggested to me then that rattir»
aad
,vh
it
he
-aivs
the
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rald,
unconditionally
would
do the rest, and I left off the pills.
their
firey
and
absorbing
light,
felt
being
the
LEADING
NEWS
I really find it hard io kill the ti me,
ail un •■I'.iivoeally, will vouch for.
In about ten days 1 saw that I was eoitij
PAPER of the Pacific Const.
Ti s“e him now in perfect. health and down hill again; I promptly renewal the
when I cannot read any more or all will, all force of opposition, all
Either of the above papers we
e-ie;- ■. o-i " would not think that two and pills, and again I began to improve. A
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individuality
melting
out
of
his,
am tired of exercise. I tried! to
a hilt years ago he was a bed-ridden second time I tried to leave the Untie to a
will send postuiid as a pre
i i. il’l, a physical wreck, whose family good constitution, but found it -fill too
mium on receipt of the follow
teach Miss Wiston a little French, soul, as melted the waxen rings of
|> :ys: -ii-i. love 1 ones nt home and friends ' weak so I commenced on the pil1« agaiu
ing
subscription
prices
for
the
1! fvi'i -ht was sxm to be callej hence, and kept taking tbem until I w as >rr!l.
as she seems anxious to learn, but Icarus before the power of the sun
combination:
.u’ s'l-.-h 's the e ise, and not on’v he but his
“I was in my fifty-first year whin I »»’
he
dared
to
oppose.
I imiiy an.I a hundred friends will testify to taken sick. It is now about two years since
—ah, poor girl, poor girl!”
it.
I disc irdeil stick and crutch and found my
“You wish to know my thoughts
It was a peculiar affliction he had, and bis legs strong enough to carry me. 1 am en
‘TV hat do you mean by that, Mr.
euro w is marvellous. Ins recovery a nine joying splendid health, w< igh more and h«>k
Lovering?” demanded the cashier, —you wish me to speak more of
teenth e nitury miracle. And that others better than for years, uml attribute mv
AKO
1HIS
PAPiR,
PS8
YEAR,
what I said but now—you would be
mav enj >y the blessings cf the wonderful heallh and my recovery and life 1« the.
angrily. “What cause have you to
m dieine which Ix-yond the peradventure of magic of I’ink Pills fur Pule People, under
I in full communion with me, mind
i doubt—u ¡dor (r > l’s blessing—saving his the bl-ssirg of Goi.
»peak of my affianced wife in that to mind,” murmured the stranger, I
“I have recoinniendeil these pills to a
lite, Mr. Foster—not desiring publicity but
LN ADVANCK.
with the hop“ of doing good—lias con- number of people, and many I know haie
tone, sir?”
been cured by them. I wish in my heart
s --’.ted to tell of bin sickness and his cu:x
never wavering in that steady, fas-1
“Ah, to be sure, she is your affi-
It was in the fail of 18112 he was taken \h that every person on earth who is -uttering
cinating gaze, but gently sliding1
lie w is a firmer t!ien. ami had spent the day as I was could get them ami would vy i.iein.
anced wife, is she not? How stu
“ To those who know me, I hope it is m t
exms'-d to the weather ami working in the
his hand over that of the cashier
And
This
Pdp^r,
P
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Year,
Gel I. anil f >r five hours was in the mud, in a necessary for me to add that I make tl -
pid of me!” exclaimed the other,
stoo!>iug position. Ina few days thereafter stitemeiit of my own free will, witheiit
until his long, thin fingers c’as ped
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he Ini a peeuliir feeling in his feet and money and without price. But it there are
much confused. “1‘rav excuse me.” ..
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lie-ids; they became numb and felt us if anv who are inclined to doubt. I will refer
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¡the young mans wrist, and 1 sent|
IN A1IVANCK.
usl -op.
thi’m to Dr. J. H. Hill. J. M. Hunter, l..
Explain yourself, please,” re [(.
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sharp, tingling arrows of sensation
But, perhaps, it would lie better to let Mr, ' D. Isx-kridge. .Its1 Terwell, Ambt- a Nic
peated the cashier, stiffly; and
F>4er i'll his own experience, and this is hols. S. B. and G. W. Nichols, id i of Cart, rt
up the pulse that throbbed madly |
Creek. Maury County, Tenn., orif they wi.l
wh it he says:
^g^OUR
MIND
coming out from t>ehind the coun beneath the pressure; and the other, CHANGING
" F illowingthe numbness of ntv feet and | I call upon tne I will give them the i:stms< of»
hands, that numbness spread until niy whole hundred w itnesses of as good tin n anu women
ter. he confronted Lovering, who hand as silently and soft)v£clasped
Isxly w is paralyzed. I had a dreadful con-I as the sun ever shone upon.
wan pa ring about with his filmy the uncovered left hand hanging Is hard work compared with »friction around my body, and as I grew “ Hoping some poor stitlerer may read anti
worse this extended up. cutting off my believe and be rais<-d from a bed oi patu, I
eyes in search of his hat and gloves. by Haughton’s side. “Come,” con -hanging the appearance of your breathing; it finally got within a few inches am
Vert reap« ctfidly.
J oe M. F oster ,
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of my throat and it was with difficulty that
stove
with
“Oh, really, Mr. Haughton, there tinued the low, monotonous voice,
I hr I’hcd at all. At irregular intervals I I Care of the Herald. Columbia. Tenne«w>.
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills f>r Pale Pp-
li td lightning pains throughout mv entire
i* nothing to explain.” related whose tones thrilled and vibrated
Ixxly and limbs, and for at b ast five’ months ple arc an unfailing remedy for all
FEN
I was perfectly helpless, and a man servant eases arising from a poor ami watery cot* •
Mr. Lovering, much distressed. “1 upon the young man’s ear with so
even
3 f 3.
was kept in mv room day and night to turn tion of the blood, such ns pile and sal
spoke thoughtlessly, ami really it strange and dreamy a music that *
low complexion, general mtiscnlsr we»xne«.
mein lx-d and wait upon me.
loss of appetite, depression of spirits HwK
“
In
the
earlier
nart
of
my
illness
my
feet
is nothing—nothing at all. Excuse he quite forgot to attend to the FEN
felt is if I was walking bare-footed on a stiff ambition, amvmia, chlorosis or green «<• •
tove
■ irpet. Si»n I could not walk at all in the ne««. palpitation of the heart, shortness
me; I see that it is already quite words they uttered—“come and sit 37
lark, and CQuld not even stand alone with I breath on slight exertion. coMnew of h:in”’
mv eyes shut. I rapidly grew worse, and or feet, swelling of the feet and
two o’clock. I w ill bid you good down here with me and we will talk
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erm my liinhs refused to carry me. Finally in the back, nervous headache, tiixzme«.
(Doming, and----- ”
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loss
( lo«t my sense ot feeling or touch, anil loasoif memorv. feehlene* of w ill. ringinc .
together. Come—come.”
OTki.
ennld not tell when my feet were a"Riusi
against the ears, early decay, all form« ofjwn»»*
He moved towari the door, but
each other, but felt all the while as if they weakness, leucoirhwa, tardy or trregu
And, with so gentle a force that 1 Zist;
periods, suppression of mense«. hyste a,
were being pulled nnart.
Seven times longer
Vale Haughton bounded past jhiin. its object never noticed it, this
“In the beginning I had called in mv paralysis, hx-omotor ataxia, rheunia MJ.
’-a, all diseases dependme on vittstra
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turned the key in the lock and, strange visitor drew his host gently ! Looks i'even tunes better Than family physicitn. a very sm-cessful practi- m-iatii
Boner. He put me on a tre-tnv-nt, with in- humira in the blood, causing jemWJJj
placing his back to the door, stood forward, across the room, through A ’out - even times cleaner Stove »trnetions to keep vervquiet. But I contin- I i swelled glands, fever sores, nekets hip£*n»
hunchback, acquired deform««*
oi i-.gr.w w< r—, and in alxmt six weeks he diseases,
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confronting and towering ab >ve the the gate loft open by the cashier in X \ Sont I wo times cheaper Polish told
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me, candidly and honestly, that he had decayed bones, chronic ery*'l« l«-'.
• v. o tm.es handier
Ion- his best, tb it he h id a!» ' ad vised with consumption of the bowels and I“"*'
poor, bent, puny figure of the man his sudden exit; and finally seat
m > oi ■ of <'ol r.iihia’» leading physicians, giv- also for invigorating the blood »nd *. ■ *
;ng tbem my -ymptoni«, but that be could when broken down bv overwork, wavry.
with ehe filmy eves, who, as if me ing him in the leathern armchair
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lo not i eg f >r me and it wns useless for him ease, excesses and indiscretions of >' vwk .
chanically, laid his hand oyer that be» ide the fireplace, he drew anoth t vo»«r < rocer doesn’t keep it, <» -y ' -v f>--tli. r. He and the physicinns covery from acute disea-es, wh »« e
n h- ndvl«c.| pmnoniM* «1 my dis- ' etc., tai of vital powers. al*mu«orrh.ra.
of the cashier, clenched as it was er chair close it. front of him; and, end us h.s name with ioc and v ‘L* 'b ' • o M**' ', i IMI*
earlv decav. premature old age. •"
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•• >r ataxia. and ’ incurable.
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try any- dirertlv on the blond, supplying tn tbe
up>n the key, and whined, pathet stin holding the hands of the young <• a Lr e
and a valuable •ing
i Ser w-
.n
-I. a:ul then I lx—in trying its life-giving qualities by
vTy-'-hir ti
• I« Mr~r-«tr«t.
I trieudif-
trirtf dif. absnrb nxvgen. that treat snppirter
ically:
man in his own tingling grasp, he -uiilx household book tree.
' rent ki-uisc
r-ri-l’y—It T ■'•!>, shock- organic life. Pink Pill« »re wild
it m.i. 'i-n« -
I -îet ;np'i-r, wi.h nnmlw-r- er«, or will be srrt p.*t p-rai «n rp* P* ?*
“Oh. let me go, Mr. Haughton — firmly closed his lips, while the
ice .Weenie
Wcert« a
foe J-
kin !« of
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prive.
A box
box or
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u Co., Atfts., e •xt ■«s -n-|lv
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pray let me go. There is nothing pallor of mighty effort overspread
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