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HARPER à BROTHti “You did, madam," I said, respet- IF YOU WISH A COOD RSVOLVIlr and I attended to everything. It ISiVr" SMITH & WESSON 8 fully. paid me well of course. Finest small arms ever Sho «tared at me a moment. Mr«. Fanfarelie was greatly ad manufactured THURSDAY, APRIL24, »WO. 189i and the lirst choice of ail la calibres Ju’, mired by every one but her hus She had big black eyes, as well as experts, 88 aud 44-1IML Single or the girl she was talking about. double action. Safety Ham- band. I do not say she was not by A DETECTIVE’S LOVE HTOHY. KrleflS and Target models- Harrer’s |> •t quality wrwwcM “Why have you .not discharged •teel, carefully inspected him, only she never thought of any From New York Weekly- for workmanship and stock. her?” she demanded, arrogantly. 1 L b L' 8 T Hl Uul.h. <lurul»liir niul .¡„„luliont Ye«, sir, I am a lodging-house one but him, and he liked anything be deceived by cheap malleable ’' *?n’”“‘“’„,"7 Jrt.n sold lor Ihe gv.miu.; ««Icle. J11« “IT “For two reasons," I answered. not n.LUSTÜ^ P’r flNESf QE.ST ¡1 ible and dangerous. The bMiTK A vV xss< N KB keeper. Ye«, and, I’ve seen better of womankind that was pretty. vqlvkrs are stami»ed upon the barrels with Ann s P: J WOODWORK c VXQ'> AfMetiMEtlfS address and dates of patents, and are guitr- win A. Abl..-t-u,|“7~l'»l That is bow be came to fancy “She is of great use to me, and she name, days. They all say that, you tell mi teed perfect. Insist upon having them, and if is a relative, a cousin of mine, mad your dealer cannot supply you, an ordenent to ad Mnsaziue for lK’io, w|thP^ me, and the best of them have, Rose Mass-.. za UNIONSQUARE.NY. 5V;rts-_. I dress below will receive prompt at teutl“"- Descrip l.nng. H ihi - u '. j|, 'W live catalogue and pric«-supou application. am. I thought if I kept her em I'iul urrilllg.-im-ni, Rose was a si-rt of distant cousin »U1TU <fc WF>rtON. though I’ve nothing to complain of. CT.L3JI3.M3 lj. l ;B f i T J»»N >'i QAL l-A3TrX grealt-gi vi living tr»u<k ' bpriugtield, Mona* ployed where you need not see eln»ive publi, Un,.,, - You want to know how such a of mine, and staid with me as a » “ • kturv. iu ueClll|t|J3 much of her, that you would not : the I ast Adu-m-J ’ plain, homely old fellow as Mr. kind of upper servant. I paid her r.ie Story will ¿‘J mind." a. and ¡H ub r MUhJ well, but she was worth the money, Hlackheath came to marry so pret D. Howeda will (-¿J “Oh! a cousin?" she said, slowly. three par s, am i iH<aiii ü1 ty and young a girl as Rose. Rose so elegant and stylish-looking, so two par s. eiilitleu • “ “1 do not wish to offend you, Mrs. LOUISVILLE, KY. trated. is handsome, and a lady, and she pleasant and affable, and withal so H orses branded on lu illustrated Panset, but I assure you she is not . The Leading Agricultural Journal of tho South and West might have married younger and dignified. Rose would have done Either Right or at all a nice kind of person. In 1 Made by Farmers for Farmers. richer men than Mr. Blackheath, cridit to any establishment. you. fact, it is quite an injury to •tifie: OB. As a record of successful agriculture. H ome Of course, as the Funfarelle.i were , but she could’nt have got a better and F arm has no equal. Every topic relating HARPER’S PE1;1 having her in your house.” to agriculture is openlv discussed in its columns one, and she knows it. He’s got a my best lodgers, I was anxious to f'fr I’J by the farmers themselves. No expense is spared “ hi “ Indeed! ” I answered. in securing a full account of every notable suc Range—tiraut county, Oregon. HAivlEK’b MAGAZil heart of gold, that man has, and please them the most of any, and I I cess on the farm. It is distinctively the iiAiu'Eli’b WhhKLi 1 what manner?” P. O.—Burna. Grant county, Oregon. FARMERS’ OWN PAPER. Rose lias sense enough to know it. did hope Mrs. Fanfarelie would be ii AKi raiS bAZAK I "Because of her lightness of dis- A record of their daily life, presented in a llAhl’Eii’b Y u U nq I'll tell you how it all happened. struck with Rose. aud language which make it plain to all. i u tugf 1 rcc tu uij*] position. I presume she means no IT8 LI8T OF CONTR'BUTOR8 L niied biutc\». UanaojJ Rose detested him once. I believe But she wasn’t—at least, not in Contains the names of the most nrogressive farm harm—indeed. I uni sure she dm- ers of the South and West. They do not treat she looked upon him almost like the way I wished her to be. Talk The volumes of the J| of theoretical farming, but of the actual condi not—but she has a way of—well, a diu Numbei t iur juntT tions which confront us to-day : B F. Johnson ; Fan- the dirt under her feet. She was about love at fi-st sight, Mrs ! lucH yviir. When num,1 Waldo F. Brown ; Henry Stewart : John M Stahl; —a sortof way with gentleman----- C attlk branded (TipuUll- will begin Wt A. P. Ford ; Jeff. Wcllxirn : Hugh T. Brooks : John bo proud and scornful in those days, farelle hated Rose Massy th-- first I run« ai ume oi retvpt 01u C. Edgar; Steele ’ s Ba von ; T B Baldwin and a Excuse me, Mrs. Pacset, but I don't host of others make this journal indispensable. hounu volume, n4r and is yet, forthat matter, to every time she set eyes on her. Moreover, it is equally ihiuvy -.4.* duck , i4i u • A Split in earch Why? Recause she was hand like her way with gentleman.” body but him. You see, when my bo eu. by niub, ! A HOME MAGAZINE. “ What gentleman? ’ ’ I asked |.ir volume. (_lo.i. Every subject of interest to the home-maker is husband dropped off in that sud somer than she was. Rose is splen fully treated. Mary Marsden, I.ois Catesbv. Mrs. - cm ■ ' ■ ■■ I j mu , “Oil. 1 can't specify," she s.iid. Brown, Mrs. Daviess, Miss Cabell, Miss Mosby, 1 mii-.x ib Huri-er , i ' den fashion—he had apoplexy, beg did-looking. You’ve seen her, sir, Alice Winston and a score of others will contrib cat, Amil'l ticiu. uMc'u* softilv. "Of course, I canno 1 tlange—Harney and Grain, county Oregon ute regularly. ging your pardon, sir—he left me and you know that. If Rose Massy 1 tu 7U, meiu-ive, ■rLUI_l 1 ’ . u.- — iiuri.s. Harney county, ur. FAITH LATIMER 1 01.V Vol. A Vo. Ciuui with three children to take care of, had been born in Mrs. Fanfarelie’« But 1 do think the souner she mar Is in charge of our Children’s Department, and Ksnu.mm e,uiU|^ si e has the peculiar faculty of being both in Money (jruer, or bran condition of life, she would have ries that Mr. Blackheath she is .<» besides myself. teresting and instructive. lu.-i.i. iti.. ??tsoc) •:« Auo muí rddfii'aaino RILEY A HARDIN. THE MYSTERY OF THE NATION Some women in my place would outshone her as much as the sun fond of, the Letter tor her.” Aitilre.Li II Al.'l’tU a , Is a thrilling story appearing in K'OAtr. and AddreM ISAAC FOSTER. "Fond of him, madam?” York. F arm , by John R. Musick, and is exciting wide have been too proud to take lodgers, does the stars. attention. Short stories by distinguished writers appear from time to time. and would have seen themselves As it was, Rose was as much on iswered, laughing a little. “ BILL ARP'S LETTERS H orses branded on beggars in no time in consequence. her dignity as Mrs. Fanfarelie, she hates the very sight.of him.” Appear in each issue, and this humorous philoso She did then She had a kind pher was never more interesting than at this Left Stille: Horizontal •s u¡7¿- <-|^ oq 6u:j though only a servant herself. I take it, sir, it is'a great deal worse time. puc*$Fiau*t>YJVßu-” I... IN ITS EDITOR! IL DEPARTMENT Double* II d unti lía “Stuck up old thing!” she said to i way with ln r to every one, and Mr. to be a beggar with three starving H ome and F arm speaks boldly and fearlessly hi 17 ■ d und l>i I Blackheath seemed a lone sort of f behalf of “ Farmers’ Rights ” It favors a re -<'%iiaren,than it is to earn your liv me, two or three days after the Fan d Rud H»i ' 1889 • I vision of the tariff in behalf of the f rmer : better body, so she was kind to him. t and \ld< roads for the farmer ; Free Mail Delivery to the farelies came. “ Her beauty is ing, no matter how you do it, so it’s : ailditLtfM. tanner ; Co-operation among the farmers, and its aim is to “ Bust Trusts." Its motto is nothing but paint and powder, and But when he asked her to marry honest. C attlr branded on Karccr s 'C . • L air Trade and Farmer-’ 11 You see, I reasoned that here I false hair. Thank Ik-aven, what him, not once but many times, she d_ttt_lc.i,.ui' l eft Side V. Un- was with a tine, well-finished house 1 little good looks I have are mine began to hate the very sight of him. I 1. i . tstra der bit in Right ear, "Marry an old fogy like him?” in a good locality, and there was ' by nature.” H arper ' s W eekly nrt 1 ‘•Well, yes,” I said to Rose, “that she said. “Why, be must think not one thing I could do well but plat v us the leading i hlg.rt( I ’ m a born idiot. He ’ s not hand Atnericu. The fairiUBs ut ¡1 keep house, I’d been reared a lady, I may all be; but don’t put on any tnents on < unem 1 ..¡1 iigi^, flpet l uud euiitidciK e of aji’J in a fashion, as much so ns halt of of your hifalutin airs to them, for some, lie’s not rich, he’s not young. and the vurietj and exteUt!» t unten.B. which iu<ludeietiih them, any way, if my father was a they are about the only lodgers of Why does the man think I would by the bes, and >m si pupUini marry him? ” 1 he perusal «4 pe. p.evf wi^ butcher He was rich, and I had any account we have in the house.” anti pursin's. The Meeklym I; TODIIFN’TER. "She hates the very sight of him. ” remarkable variety, intertu been to a fashionable boarding- Mrs. Fanfarelie had paid me a expei se it spared to brlngt^ We «'ill flantl tho entire list of Twenty Valuable ar..stie ttui.iiy 1.» bear upon ti,i school as long ns I liked. Money month in advance, and promised : [said to Mrs. Fanfarelle. Books enumerated and described below, to every sub tiie < hungeful phnsiBut helm to thia paper for tho enauintr year, who remit» "The more fool she,” Mrs Fat.- scriber tory. a Mexican r.nnante, I_______ will pay for anything, you know, sir me in her careless, imperial way, twenty/ ’•'■’»tJ addition to the regular subscription 'Filo.4 AS A . J A > VIEIt, Will a; price These book. 1 * , each one of winch contains a com- LY in Ib’JO plete first clas* novel or other work by a well known and my father never grudged his ' that neither she nor her husband farelle answered, coolly. "lie lovi s and popular author, are published in nent pamphlet her, I am sure. I am (¡nite read ; form, printed from good readable type on good paper, in getting me an education and ac- would grumble at any reasonable and many of them handsomely illustrated. They Com '«JMM Home of the finest works ever written >y some of eomplishmenta. Money, sir, will ' bill for extras at the end of the though 1 do not like her ai ml. to prise the xreateat and mqjf pQUttliFNvritern, both of Ameri EAlii’ERS MAOAZINE ca and EuroptV Each one is complete iu itself: at in i .* 215 Mrs. Caudle's i urinlu l.ectiires. By HARPER'S HAZ > !: 4cm-« *U buy you anything but brains, and month. They wanted to be well give her a handsome dower )> DOUGI.AS JBRR'H.n. Very old and very funny. The as well as older generation should read them. I've my doubts on that point, I'm i served, and were perfectly willing marriage. You see,” she ¡uWeii. younger Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of No 214 Ail venture« of:» Bachelor. By the au Stnits. < anada, « r Mexico. ■ of '• Biiah Beanpole’s Adventures in New York.” California, so laxative and nutritious, sure when I entered Madame Mont- j to pay for it. Of course, after that, ‘ I do not wish ycu -fo -I'nsult 1, y thor The Volunit a of the Weekly aro branded A great h miorous book by a popular author. the first Number for Jami» No. 2i.; How to Wiikeantl Save Money on with the medicinal virtues of plants ■ likes i.-i' dislikes without being pain wrench" on the i 1 didn ’ t want Rose, who was dread-, morence’s fine boarding-school, I the Farm. A valuable compilation of useful fact«, When no time is mentioned, known to be most beneficial to the hints and suggestions for farmers and gardeners. begin with the Number cun eft thigh. No. 247 From the Earth to the Moon. A human system, forming the ONLY PER was the biggest fool of them all. ; fully high-spiriti-zf,go tie anything I for it.” < eipt of order. Novel By Jf'bxs V erxb . m Bound Volumes of Harperi FECT REMEDY to act gently yet N » 248. The Little Ohl Man of the Biitlg- She Lowed in her h u glib." way, though I had the finest rooms, and but as obssipiious as possible to wais but k, in neat doth biN n .lie-. A Novel By EMlI.lt (US’-KUF. promptly on the No 27 A Diinveroue AA oinnn. A Novel. By by innjl Ks age paid, t.rbi i land went into her rooms. 1 just was Mrs. Axx B. SrEl’iiBNS. the most spending money, and j them, and she promised me faith penre (provided the freight t 268. The Linden Farm Bride. A Novel. I per volume) for $7 00 a vumn KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS -SC. stood still ami wondered why Mrs. B No. .■ m \ ■< . a s kt B locs r. never refused a day out when the fully she would not. ( loth Ci sen for each V.il N > 271. Simon Derrick's Daughter. A Novel. —AND TO — binding wtd be sent b.r mail By M T C 4 1<DOR. Fanfarelle did not like Rose. T- reBt had to stay in. You see, 1 was Well, thin«!« wont on so for about < eipt of $i. No. 212 The Baron'i Will. A Novel. By STL- Remittances should be n:a*k Cleanser System Effectually, FAN<> 249 Th»- Peril of Rlehnrcl Pardon, A Money order or Draft, to avoid - -mntJff.il’« '•««’ paying pupil, ii ip i a month. I hadn’t any one in the ' lie sure, Rose was as luiughtv. ii. Novel. — SO THAT — By B. I. F aiukon . Ad cit 11 . II Alli ERALRUTH Blackbird Mill. A Novel. By E stheb I will pay five Hundred Dollars for PURE BLOOD, thought I never knew anything house to speak of, but Mr. and Mrs. ' her way, as Mrs. Fanfarelle in hers. s N I' i . K 25-) K ksvktii . arres and conviction of any per- No. 243. Th Guardian's Plot. A Novel. By But she could be a million times REFRESHING SLEEP, b , kil lug or stealing any of the from first to last of what I went Fanfarelle, and sometimes guest« Dr J. H. Rom v«ov. o\e brand or belonging thereto. N 241. The Gray Falcon. A Novel. By M. T. HEALTH and STRENGTH there to learn, I came out with such of their« who came and stopped as I more affable and sweet, and never C N-D<W. The Sorrow of a Secret. A Novel. Naturally follow. Every one is using it C bch . H ay . honors, such paintings and draw if it had been the Fanfarelie's house j show off any of her airs to my Bv ‘No. A arv J'). Percy and the Prophet. A Novel and all are delighted with it. Ask you! By Wlf.KIK CoLIJN-S. lodgers, so f„r as I knew. druggist for SYRUP OF’ FIGS. Manu** Harrier’s No. 237 The Story <»f n Wedding IMug. A ings, (between you and me, the instead of mine. Novel. By the author of " Dora Thorne.’’ Still she had evidently, somehow, .to. 236. Alurtyn Ware's Temptation. A factured only by the drawing-master did the most of I L I. (1ST RAT Hut Mrs. Fanfarelle paid like a Novel F-Mrs iKxr r W ood CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. No. 235. A Modern Cinderella. A Novel. By •hem) that I really did not know princess. She had said she should offended Mrs. Fanfarelle. the author of “ Dora Thorne.’’ S an F rancisco , C al . No. 234. The Island IIom~. A Novel. ByM.T “ I ’ ll tell you, ” said Rose, scorn H arper ' s B azar isajouml LoOTSvru.it, Kv. N ew Y ork , K i myself. C N<r<ML The Fa.al Glove. A Novel. By C laim never grumble ut bills, and she did (Us ing the leading inforaiatiou i'ttshions, i>B numerous illuit fully, when I put the question to iu .rsTA. Then I married Then papa not. 1 will give her that justice. plates, and pattern sheet *tip| dispel;«<«Bio alike to the hutne her squarely, “ I am too handsome hus- nueß.wcrJ’C__ X’ he professional modisf. Not ailed, and, you see, when my But she did grumble about Rose. to please madam. I’ve never told :i making i;s artistic atirai band died, I had no one to loc >k to “I don’t like Rose,” she said to you, Maria”—my first name is highest order. Its clever she? pla\H and thoughtful eERaiittft^H out mysel ’, and I did it. me softilv. “She is a forward im Maria, sir—“because 1 saw you and i b hist page ¡s famous a 1. 'J : ; HARPER’S PERiOl All of which is not telling you pertinent minx.” were worried already, but before Per Year how Mr. Blackheath (a detective, ...110113 X Well, I took the hint and kept ! you were so kind as to take me in HA II PER'S bazar ...... HARPER’S MAGAZINE vou know, of course) came to get Rose out of the way as much as I and be so good to me, I was a shop traici frem actual teste. II A RPER’S WEEKLY girl in Oxford street, you know, and II A It PER’S YOUNG _______ PEOPLE his pretty wife. could, though it was hard to do, Mr. Fanfarelle was floorwalker Postage Free to all autacriben Mn L ee . “Why, Addie, you needn’icryabont Stales, ( anada, or Mexico. Well, it was in a fashionable lo for Rose was my main stand-by — there. He wanted me to marry !t! I only said Mrs. ? lieu was a very well- wo;uant aud I v. iijUcd you wou.u follow The volumes of the Bazar cality, and my rooms were hand servants in a general way are so him then, and I said ‘No.’ I’d informed her exam, lc." number for January of each! Mia L i : k . “Yes, and ynu said yon starve before I’d marry a man I wi-hed I could mana e to I ok week is time is mentioned, subsc rip some,and so I advertised for lodgers. untrusty. ns Ei. lish as 5-ts. I:AKFCRD’3( a w ith the Number current at ths Allen.—and she mak iall te?QW4C.Qtiies. Bat not love. Then this woman Biie of order. I had no difficulty in getting has what 1 hav« n’t." Rose was like myself; she always did CIIARLI * (.'.’a^i Powder)..C: Bouud volumes of Harper’s ’ fell in love with him. She used to AI r -L k - “What la that?" year in neat cloth binding.will them. Nobody ever left me who did the right thing. However, 1 come to the store often. She was a 11 iw L ed . “ Well, ehepitx all of ttcrfnformft. davi ;» - ar.j 0. n.* (.’.lumjz pc stage paid* or by ex pre»,1 tion from tho Magazine trey take. I admit that (provided the freight does nut ei tried my rooms and my ways. she knows all that is going on. end is bricht and kept her out of Mrs Fanfarelie's rich widow, and Fanfarelle is hand entertaining CLEVELAND........................ hit per volume) for $7 a volume in conversation. but I cou d do as Mrs. Fanfarelie was my parlor way. without saying anything, as some, and lie married her. lie has veil as she doo if 1 had the Fame source of r¡0KEE3(3» Frar-cjce). . Uiulh cases for each volume.1 Ing will be sent by mail pap*« information. She lent me the last number of her insulted me by admiring me since Magazine lately, end I Icarr.c I more in one Lour s CZAR |1 ear h. boarder. She and her husband much as I could. abou: various social matters and the Remittances should be ma’f they tame here. I have never reading, topics of the day. than I would p ck up in a month had the parlor suit of rooms, and Money order or Draft, to avoid But I couldn't keep her entirely spoken Adrets: HARPER» to him since the first day. by my occasional chats with fr.ends. It certainly DH. FRIZZ*; paid well for them, as they ought out of Mr. Fanfarelle's way, especi though lie has tried often enough Covers every top 3 of interest, from tho neve of :X0'.7 FLAT t!:o day down to the details of housekeeping; They were fine rooms, ami furnished ally as I was as innocent as a goose, to make me. There it is Maria— and everything is so beautifully illustrated, too. Every time Mamio goes over to the Allene’ ahe back and tcases mo to f.rt you to tako elegantly. and never guspectcd him of being madam hates me because she is comes Demorest’s Family Ma-radne. as th- ftoriee aro jealous of me. I’ll go away, that co good. I’\c th ■ boys watch for i every month, Mrs. Fanfarelie was the hand at the bottom of everything. GILLZT3 .... a place is found for t cm al-o in its pages; and is what I will do: I am very fond as Mr Allen swears by it. It is n ally wonderful somest woman I ever saw, and the One morning, a week after Mrs. of you. and I'd rather stay, but I how it suits every member of th 1 family I ” EAKFCr.D’j (Nonj Such), uF.cn net fresh.. Mu L ee "Well perhans I h d bi tter fend fora largest. \\ hen she swept across Fanfarelle had made that speed) see 1 shall drive away your best Specimen FZAr.L (Andrews f: Co.)............................ 2 Copy; for. if it L anything like what you THE SELF-THREADING tax it i< it w ¡¡Iaanae and in<truc the whole’ f ua." those three parlors in her go'd-and- about Rose, she stopped me again lodgers if 1 remain.” Mi a L kk I ace that W Jennings Demorest, RU.uFOr.D’3 • (?h< sphate', when not fresh... Harrer’s Young th« publisher. 15 East 14th Stre< t. New York, is black evening dress, diamonds in as I was passing her door. "You sha’n't go one step." said I. offerin'» t ■ send n specimen Copy for 10 cents, so Beportj cf Qovonnact Ciex The Eleventh Volume of H»n* I'm fond of you, too, Rose. 7'... Ili» we cau;tlo.*e ny thing, as each number contains her hair and rose* on her breast, She was very sweet and smiling, pie. w hi< h begii s with thcA’l»5 a • I'.iUeVn Or -r’ < ntit! ng (he holder to any “ The Royai Baking Powder is composed c b -r 5, IKS’», presents an attilMi’J l uttern »he mav choos*. and in any size-which and a splendid fan in her hand, she and had on the loveliest morning sure you’re a l>ett«r mother to the alone pure and wholesome ingredients. It docs nc wi 1 offer to i s reade b a’ ktf make- ’ each < opy worth 8t» cents : and 1 hist children than 1 am.” ami so she -nt a j.icki t pa: era like Mrs. Allen’s. The contain either alum or phosphates, or other it the usual length, and otbet»:: hxiked like an empress, and might dress of rose-colored cashmere, was, sir. I can get plenty of lodg v. eu'.H« r ption p i c Is only (0 a year : and I par s, viz: ‘ The Red Muf jmicuasubstancca.-EDWAKDG. L ove . I h.D. y 1 can’t see how they can publish so Stoddard; “l’hii and the Baby.J have been one, I dare say, if she with trimmings of fine lace, and a ers as good us Mrs. Fanfarelle. I muit ele-Mit a Magazine f >r »•> little 'money. lie "Prince Tom nt v.” by M«» “ The F.oycl Dakin j Towdcr i.» undoubted' In it are com and “Mo her'B Way " by Marya’«’ had not chosen to marrv a man rose in her hair. Oh. she did look dare say, eo if si c cbes 'S to go I e- the pv.ro: t a: .1 rr.o.t rci.ablc baking pow<k two short serials by HJalswJ bined the fin cause I «tii k by my own fl -sh and Two aeries of Fairy Tales wWtf! about as nearly worthy of being her | lovely! oficrcd to the rv.’./. c. est mechanic ti.»n of lovers of the wondw’ bio al. let her." “ IIlNi.Y y*o*T. M. D., T h. r.” ’plaint ta.es told by Howard M husband as the leading man at the al skill, the “My dear Mrs. ranset,' she said, ahlv illrs rated by him. and is* “ The Rnyr.l Baking PowC.cr is purest in qua “All right.” said Rose. “I'm most useful different vein by Edward M. * Crown Theater in Favoit street. i quite condescendingly. “1 want re.-ilv, lint don’t you talk to me y aud highest in strength of rr.y baking pov. _££ST ’ "&£DS u ill be ahort stories by W. l».W and practical ’ .ref which I have knowledge. Nelson Page. Mary E. Wilk»’' are tho«;e put up by Mr. Fanf.irelle was a very grand you to do me a favor.” about marrying Mr. Blnckheath elemauts, and riot Prescott hpoffbrd, Dni“* “ V.'if. KTtiK, Th. D.” D. Who W. are FERRY i CO. Butterworth Sophie Swett, If you do. I’ll run away with Mr uml elegant-looking gentleman, tall all known ad "Whit is it?” said 1. i*n baking powders, no matter ho the Largest lohnston, etc. vantages that Seedsmen in the world. rem tit. i.r- I > he avoided as da: and finely formed with lovely hand» She had a bunch of roses in her I'antarelle. He d take me in a D M. F sbry AC o ’ s p,.v* n<Ts Ulx rate firr- ra make a sew Beautifully Illustrated, I »esenptive A su’ s rip!ion to H a BRN and fi-et He might have been hnnd. I could smell them where I minute.” €l.Afic«.a ur ing machine b ‘cures u juvenile library, SEEDAHtfUAL Siu- w: s only jesting, of course. knowledge, als » p ent) of aft. walking gentleman at «nV of the stood. desirable to Advertiser. Ja Suddenly I fancied I smelled some- for x8oo will be mailed FR EE to all sell or use. T erms : P. atagr PrepaM.t’ shi>i>a in Oxford street, I nd ceil, I “My husband gave them to me ' thing burning in the kitchen, and 1 applicants, and to last season’s cus Vol. XI. begins M*”' tomers. It is better than ever Ev Specimen Copv sent on have always suspected he was in this morning,” she said, kissing was up and utl in no time ns you ery person usin? Garden, Flower ELDREDGE MFC. CO. Sin tie Numbers Five ' cr Field SEEDS should send for iu Rem it fauces should be me beginning. them. “He always brings me How may imagine ftr. Factory and Wholuaia Cfflc«, B«lvi4w9, nt Mone D M. FERRYdk CO. v Order or Draft, to I’*"' OKTROIT, MICH. I r«» lx? COD! it Anvway, Mrs. I’anfurelk* wor ers in the morning. 1 love them so; Add n e .« : . i?7/ B abash .-fee., Chicaffo. 89 Broad Street, Xrw York. HARPER A M1 shiped him beyond anything bu 1 h ite rose .’’and shi threw I he ii » She worshiped him too much. i on the floor, angrily, then (ticked Vr-.v»napere are r rt to _ You can worship a man too much, them up again and held them al’, of 'bn above adv» ' express order of HARP®* a great dvil quieki r than you can a against her face. “ I can't hate any — PUBLISHED. - woman, because, however great a thing h ■ gives me." she adde d. woman's vanity, her love exceeds She stood so. caressing her roses it, and with a man vice versa. for a moment, then suddenly she OV ROCKF3RD. ILLINOIS. F« .ibl-.ihtsl T* tv Yr r* ; fl *• cnlnmn*, Well. Mrs. Fanfirelle was a prin she turned tome, and said: — ” 1* ••»•ut ;vd v r? ••«•i» » >»♦<. I i : m -« :«rian. nnpar • Mrr Wiry’ -’»'a Soothir«^ « 1 ’ ' ut ■ irn-t f r truth and jmrit-. O nrhint tcetl ing. is the pn s r’pti“’/' cess. She was as handsome as one , j "Mrs 1‘ansit. I lielieve I tnl-l you ‘ ii -t l!av»a< »*'<n r- ’ ■ <>tir Umilv. |. hu » o br.bbi,• cr Female nuW and ji • t * .< I< » Ip J th« p « e <4 vd*. <»• st: t a. and has been naedlfl and as stately, and she had the I did not like that servant of yours ar .. «« rr* U r * i . w fhnt « I •. Ii .a whn •*«*>■»«» a b <| trw*. n» v-r failing a irrr gfl by tniWj I. 1 i^««a and it* nit* , nit.l Its iheir children. Purina jewels of one. i—that tall girl, with black eyes .») • - ,».| an* helpful A (••rni.-n -xch ‘fl va'.ue is ir < aku'able. <»•»!' »l.tS a lmsr. dren from pain, earn dyM*^ . 1 ctql-: > vrLrl .v IX Hara i-amph*copir« free. They gave a great many partita, ‘and hair.” griping in ihe b«wc a. I Irg health tothe child it re*»^ SEN HUS” in ”T«EFORST FOE”amm THE HERALD HOME AND FARM )ER MOKSiraiM P rinters ’ I nk . ELDREDGE HMIIWEII 5c a buttle .