IM THE GRASP OF THE
SHIP.
of keeping his engagement;
this meant that his dread d
and
The wooden trellis was evidently
rival not equal
to the emergency, and,
would escort Miss Constance. How- with a noise of a young cvclone, it
ever, he took solid consolation in fell.
Harwood landed in such a
the knowledge tbar his rival was way that he was able to get his grip
From Demorest's Magaxine:
"Ah—ah—ah—chew!”
Harwood
sneezed
Harrison as he wended
i
the worst waltzer in New York.
_ free trader, though
_
on the retiring
C-'i.thei p
r.-.d Ccrdrot,;
orders of
o o c
zLrr.-'
o M___
Vho ere fen nwand / *•
j>CT£*-r.UMa*x>rnfci ttic.»-
fcllows and «be ce:>
tezept of irlc-ii'- ci-d
conrmntoar,
n to
The night of the dance, while for a moment onlv, vet long enough
his wav towards the library where
Harwood
pace d the floor at home | to g-.in possession of Constance’s
»■tTWZj
he knew Miss Constance Clayton I
Who
HOME
DEVELOP?.). cr disezziu
with he grip, he tould think of jewel-box.
organa, who oro EUttcr-
was probably seated with her little,
o«R
(T< be Continued.)
ing ircrat rfiOASCF youth
nothing except the rival careering 5
and
any F.xcssscs, cr 11
blue satin-slippA-ed feet in front of I .1-------- U -
»-
•
•
r:?. A LIMITED
through the waltz with Constamo
all patients, 11
the glowing grate.
i
Connumjitiou Cured,
in his arms, who on this occasion
,-ODr'«ir.cr.«- Id
Harwood lived with his rich,
owr. Lxi.!—.vo M
pl lances »"12B
was arrayed in one of her most
y-raeze L, tL.zi. K
fashionable, maiden aunt, and this
A «»Id phvaleian, retired from practice have
beautiful toilets.
To Hurwo« d’s
inx had plated in hit hands bv an East .ludv
winter, as usual. Miss Constance
Miaai«aiarx the formula of a simple t exetabia
eyes she seemed a vision «if loveli remedy
fur the speech and permanent c ure <»i
wns making her a long visit.
J — ii «*_ rxnw-ML*
““
‘»»i sumption, br.iiit hl'is, Ca'arrh, Aahma aud
ness; and the more beautiful she i ( all
Throat and I nnx atiS ik» s. a b • a p aith t
Don’t Prorxl cv'-"':- r-n- ?l.->-p. -e- r'--r pi tr <1 oj r-} Kl
I'liv only cloud on the horrizon
and
radit
al
cure
f«»r
Nervous
Debility
and
all
Thonsani'« of t i Vceiz. Cares
; .An 1 - i
*
. <
looked, the more ferocious were his Nervous < omnla.iVs. after haxii u tvs ed its
T/?£ <17.1/17/77. ;
■ .
■
nt present was the a III mint aunt’s I
wonderful < lira ivts p.tweis in thousands «>!
».
sonef sealed, j «. y i
1. fhf.L. I-rn , :nt»^I . ■ , ,- • •
feeHngs toward her escort.
These eases,
has felt it his duty t«» make it known to
liemcmbc -.uonz.je so. 1 U.'ni<”.'-c< <,,--,p-It-•.cr :a;-j
'n...
anxiety 1-st she should miss h.iv
fellow Buffering felluua. A« turned bv this
oncotbatv-o i-zr'. '■ r.a<l t m c . iii "- •
--
••
thoughts, combined with his vid. his
motive arid aoeBireto relieve human suffering
ing the fashionable prevalent mllu
succrss.
i
Cr KiAjAUA c ,ll’
I
I u III se i’d, free uf charge, to all who uesire it.
did not tern! to soothe his mind for this
recipe, in German. French, .-r English,
*- k'y.' -~TT I. r '' - ’’N
*
enz i. "Whv. just think of it!” she
with full directku a for useing cent bv mail
i slu in er.
addressing with s amp, i aiming Ihta paper
2.009 finfezerrNs.
Hama thia p.%-v.iN'
. ..J
said at the breakfast-table in a-tone
After numerous attdmpts at read . N. A Y. W. Noyes, &-U Pou era’ Block, Rochester
of despair, "here are Mrs. Ashmr I
ing and various imitation* of writ
and two of the Vandergrits and
ing. lie finally settled himself by
■
/fatili
^«'•n
Mir NFVHneofwotV
LI*
J
(lit VI IFYIXC TO All
K fl lInAlk
«til b*e«md
( sud h. *l Mori.
’,I . by thuer o)
several of the McKinstry families
the grate tire with an unacknowl- |
', rfcr '
• jm . h*
1 *•?.'
■ ■fSullgTlH_ H ow il n« arti»
I«, n ver they llv». Any
all sick with 'la grippe.’and here I
. i th: J •• u sa ur<
LiBu V I J E_3 'J one «au d.. lit- w. ik. I a»y to learn.
edged determination to be up when |
We '-.iriil'h everythliijr. IV,. Mart « mi. No risk. A • u can «levata
y. o r *p <rv m num is, or all your t ime io the w oik. 1 lita ta an
am. just as well as ever.
1 declare
The high position attained and
IVORLII.
IX
THU.
lit
:;
ru’.i V h w h-n«l,nii«l bring« uomlviful an, ■ r»« every wmliav
Constance should return. He was '
Ifsw< ; rin« <: •. «. :tw«M1 e uuM.rr AA«ed. ji
f >' in r« are rutming from i'.a to fòt» p. r n <•. k ru <| u | w artla,
1 ini simply mortified!” But with
the universal acceptance ami ap
< -vsv.-.
*b of any other
bran
t. -
ami...... atiera linio rx|icrieuee. We can furutab you Hie r«n-
ntlnstiixr
’
--
kvi,
i
».
unconscious of the Hight of time,!
•* «
t mid teach V u
Xo tpm v to explain here. Full
• a
.. . .
«SI.S
.
(■ . .Til.
----------
*
i proval of the pleasant liquid fruit
a strong imngiuatioii and an un-
•i « -,L •
• •• P. **„<•<>.. A. C,M.A. UiU
FOE 8 Al
Eliso 1XF.KAU.Y.
till, smnienlv, the sound of a sup
waveiing determination -i great
remedy Svrup of Eigs, as flu* most
pressed sneeze, a real grip sneeze,
deal can be accomplished.
excellent laxative known, illurtrate
arotisi-il him.
His first thought
Tha:evening. after llarwood had !
the value of the qualities on which
was I hat one of the servants was
its success is baised and are abund
comtortablv si-ated him-elf liy thè!
pas.-ing through the hall; but on
antly gratifying to, the Cal
Eig
«‘harming Mi.-s Constam-e nmi her|
«> ” rv in
i vc* ii <^- «.
he realized
glancing at the » clock
blue Silt III sli ppei'S bv thè glowmg |
that tile leteness .ofthe hour made Svn,-v
grate, while trying to fight off fits
jtiial un.ikely, so he cautiously i
of sue. zing ami cou.iiing wfiicli ■
Di-MlTteHM Cww’t be «'lived
, moved t hrotigh the
1
rooms into the ,
«• ntinm.llv
t'hreati n d tiiin. fi-
■ hail, alni again a smothered st.ieze i
managed to lead the con versarmi
...
caugnt his ear. It seemen to be in !
. ..
bv
by local appli.-ations.
appli -aiions. ,-is
as th<-v ean-
round to a point at wh ch he liad
I
Const ance’. s room, luit it was no
•
, ,
,.
,
. '
■
,
,
■
not
reach
t
he
diseased
portion ot the
lo-i-n aiming for many weeks,
lo
i SlievZ ; so oauiiou-lv anproacliing
ear. Th’ire is onlv one wav tn cure
fact, h- had just taken pos.sei-f slo.l
, ,
. ,
i the i.oor. wfilch was partly open,1
,i
.
.
deafness, and that i< bv constitu
of four plllllip little lingers, i ami
i lie tieered in , ami was a.tiitle to ol>-
.
...
i
,
,
tionai remedies. Deafness caused
commenced telling her of ms Un I
,
,
.. .
serve a vuivt, t.ii-mess like sneak-
bv an inflamed condition of tlie
dying love, when the sneezes tomi
thief having tlie grip on a larBe
mucous lining of the E istachian
A long-tested pain reliever.
full possession of him, and thè de-
bundie . f plunder.
Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Farmer.
Tube.
When
this
tube
gets
in
«duration emit d in decided symt mis j
Stock Raiser, and by every one requiring an cfle«.
At tins moment the gentleman
Hamed you have a rumbling sound
ofthe grip. She seized, the uppor
in >i trying
to ■ get or imperfect
.
e . hearing,
,
.
-,
liniment
KV.tS I tmsilv «'imaged
,
r
‘
and . when
it
tuuity to leir.ark that "some ptiy-
No other application compares with it in efficacy.
entirely dosed..Der-fliess is the re
into his pocket a small 1 i . i V, I ji W
"his well-known remedy has stood the test of years, almt t
sie'ans claimed the grip was con
el box winch Harwood recogniz <1 «lilt, and unless the inflammation
tagious.” and moved to the other
generations.
as an heirloom most precious to can be taken out at «1 this tube re
No medicine chest ¡.» complete without a bottle of M ustang
side of l h<- grate.
Con.'tm.ce.
bins rouse«i him to stored
again,
hearing will lie
L iniment .
After the temporary interruption'
. .
. •ever; nine cases out of
Occasions arise for its use almost every day.
sudden action; mid withmit «st ii - destroyed
fori
Harwood manfully maced up and
ping ro realize that the only revol ten are caused bv catarrh, which i-
Ml druggists and dealers have it.
was ntfain turning the conversation
ver the house allmded wes carefu • nothing but an inflamed condition
For sale Lv II M. H< rton.
to the point on ins mind—or heuit
Iv ba ked in his writing case, he of the mncims snrfiues.
—■ nt it living difficult to make love
We will give One Hitndri-d Doi
calmly walked into th- room, and
at a distance, lie was i-n tin- point
lars
for nnv Chgeof Deafin-ss(cans« d
lad'ore he was fully aware of the sit
of crossing the rug. Io Kneel at the
bv catarrh) that we cannot «'lire t.y
uat.on he was rolling on the floor
t.iking Hall's Catarrh Cure
Send
i lue satin-slipper« d shrine, when
in a very lively struggle with the
fcr
circulars,
free.
in rushed a servant, in a rush < t
burglar, who, finally freeing him E J. ClIEXEY A’ Co., Toledo, ().
cf pleasurable excitement, announc
self. th d from the room, leaving his ¿MF“For sale at the Citv Drug
ing, with evident satisfaction, that
ulimdi-r and ilarwooil mi the floor. Store.
she now had t In-gt >ppe, ai d wisfn ii
But tlie latter, a second later,
llarwiMid to hurry tor Dr. Grim | was ii> hot pursuit,
ikiwn the
—St. !• men can now g. t honest
shaw. the most fashionable phvsi stairs they flew. Harwood yelling
"Thieves: rotiiiers! nurglers!
at weights nv shipping or selling stock
cian on Eift h A venue.
every jump. Rushing through ti.v at Huntington. The (). (' Co. hav
rile faithful maid was a devotid
ing just l oinplt ted mieof Fairbanks
hall and the library, to th« exten
attendant, and shared in her mis- i sum. the pitruder made a graceiiil Moek Scales, a'd arranged a large
corral for the p irpose.
Certified
tn ss’s exhilaration at the prospect ¡exit through the window, to tlie
weights
given
4-24.
of tieing as f.ishioii.ible as her su it giapeviiic trellis, followed by the
now thoroughly arousid Harwood
fociety-sutt'erers.
Harwood for some days hail been
Mexican
Mustang
Linimeni.
A Cure for the Ailments cf Man and I.k
SMBIäl FOB IK
struggling with the prevailing in I
fiuenza; but to-night, when the
I 1trip had liven tin* c ausnof twosuvh
interruptions, he fi-lt a sudden hor-
torand dread of the disease which
stetned to have a grip •»«» h*8 fate.
He especially realized this, when,
on leaying the huu-e. he met a
>nan oil the steps whom he had al
ways felt rs a powerful rival in hia
I path to Miss Constance's affections
After leaving his message at the
duetor's oit’ce. his first impulse was
to rush back and break tip the tete-
a-tete between Miss Clayton and
his dreaded rival;
Ihts,
he
but. instead of
wandered slowly home,
tortured by imiescrihable pang**;
L was unable to decide whether it
I
from jealousy or the grip.
Tne next night a as the date for
'he german at the Talkmaiis , and
|H.ir\\.)(,d's cold had so increased
llhat he realized the
Buckwheat Cakes.
The old way of setting to raise over ni^ht by the
use cf yeast, while the cakes were light yet there was always
a well founded suspicion that buckwheat cakes made in
that manner were indigestible and unwholesome, because
cf the chemical action that takes place, so alters the flour
from its original character, that the souring or decomposing
process continuer. in the stomach, followed by dyspepsia
and kindred troubles.
The new way docs away with all fermentation, souring
etc., and places upon the table smoking hot buckwheat cakes
cc's Cream
Baking
in 12 minuses cr less.
“
”
’
” Powder
—*—
less. Dr.
Such -
¿3 the element that superseded the old methods,
Powd-.
wheat a: d a.I grida'.e cakes "laoc with Dr. Price's
can t
are net ably eacec. tingly I:, git and delicious, but
with impunity. Dr. Prices
enjoyed
dyspepticsand ;nv
Cream is ihc only taking powc. cjntaininj the whites of
egg*-