“Quite correct, young man.” I
I never saw so many emotions 1
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so plainly legible in a man’s face at Baid within invself
«»nee. Hope and fear and great joy I
Before a great while they went
CHAPTER I
I
and intense pain, I read just as into the dining-room car together,
I ha«l a delightful experience plainly as if they had been written and were gone a very long time,
the other day. I witnessed the5th in black and white. But the girl I supposed they enjoyed getting
act of a little drama in real lit«1 that ha«l taken it all into her own hands, away from me. even if I did pretend
made me as happv as if it ha«l been I suppose she read his face as well I not to look at them.
I had my
some concern <<f mv own. The plot
«
‘
yes
closed
when
thev
came
back:
as I did. arid could interpret it a ey
was >i verv <d»l one, Imt one that
little lietter.
With a frank smile 1 really had b«er« dozing, As they
never loses its freshness or its
sh«1 held out bo‘h her small gloved passed my seat the young man
«‘harm. Of course I will not call
hands.
As he took them and said, gleefully.
the actors by tb«-ir real names: I
1» By George!
I wish you could
pressed them firmly, the fear and
shall not even tell where I was go
the pain passed out of his face, and have seen v««ur expression when
ing or where I came from; but I
the red blood passed into hers, In that fellow asked if‘madam’would
was on a vestibule train bound
I another mon.ent he ha J recovered have some shad.”
Somewhere, ami it was about three
"Fred, don't speak to me of that
his self possession.
o’clock in the afternoon.
There
‘
T
must
I
horrid
waiter. ” she sighed, with al
"Sit down,” he said.
wen* only four other passengers in
>»ut keep you standing.” She looked little shiver of disgust. But she
th«» car, two sisters of charity, an
a little dubious i He saw it. "How didn’t 6eem to mind so very much
unmistakable drummer, ami a large
About ten o'clock I heard her
stupi I I am I 1 Where is your sec
sized young man with a blond mus­
lion?”
sav, "1’01 not a bit sleepy; but we
tache, who sat immediately in
She smiled up at him and led get. there so very earlv in the morn­
front <>t me. He was a manly look
the wav to her seat. He picked up ing. and I'm going to the opera in
ing fellow; and 1 took a decided
t he book and t he coat, and sat down 1 the evening------ ♦>
liking to him.
beside her in their stead.
Fred agreed with her. and eum-
But this was all before the cur-
Of course after this 1 didn’t here moiled the porter to make lip her
tain went up. That event took
I
place when we stopped at a city much that thev said. 1 shouldn’t section. Then he went out to the I
that shall lie nameless, and
Self. have had any particular scruple smoking-car. When he came back
i ,
against listening if I could hav«1 and turned into his berth 1 hail the I*
jMissesse« «1 and singularly
attractive t
.
.
.
. ,
.
,
done so without their know n: it. curiosity t<> look at mv watch.
young woman entered the car at ¡
for I was so much interest«d in was half-past tifee.
the rear «loor. Th«1 port« r walked
them that I felt quite like I’rovi I
I
At six I was a Take again,
aimed, carrying her satchel and
deuce or their grandmamma or a heard a fresh "Good morning!’' in a
Umbrella, and established her ill i
the section «»pposite min«1.
She 1 f.iirv godmother. But it wouldn’t, giilish voice.
do for me to perceptibly listen, so I
"What! up and dre-s« «1 already?
was «Iressed in that sever«1 e|«iganc«1,
gazed with great discretion into my I And you look as fresh------ ’’
ami faultless fit that a woman im-j
"Asa girl in a sleeping-car,” she
mediately iccognizes as implying novel and turned over the pages
when
I
thought
it
was
time.
Every
««joined Iditiie'.y.
'No flattery,
Redfern
I’here was something in­
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one«
1
in
a
while
I
could
«•atcli
a
few
H|1
.
expressible refine(| about her
"An
I
"I had'nt any intention of flatter
admirable product of our upper phrases. I’rettv soon I heard, in
th«
1
voice
of
the
voimg
man.
ing
\ on. I couhln t volt know.—
<ircl«-s,” I reflecteil. "I wonder if
"So
you
did
writ«
1
to
me
alter
you
How fortunate I have had my sec­
she is a doll?’’ There was a firm
look about her chin that mad«1 me ^<>* ,<> ’J,ir‘ I" 9”
tion made up! Sit down, dear.”
"Of «•ours«1!—tlir«1«1 si-veral times.
"I wonder how much that young
«lee1«!«1 in tlie negative.
Ami
I
NHtit
toll
an
iiddres-s
where
man
has slept,” I thought; ami 1
After th«1 train had emerged from
letters
«-inild
be
safely
sent
tn
m.
ile
a rap’d mental calculation.
me.
”
the covered station sh«1 laid Iler'
"I never got it.” His chest r< »se
They sat down on the back seat,
look in her lap and looked around
ami
fell,
almost
convulsively
i«x
• to mv section, ami as my head
He
th«1 car. When sh«1 cam«* to th«»
leaned
over
her
ami
.-aitl.
ever
s< » was at that eml. of course 1 could
x onng man with the Blond urns
temlerlv;
li«iar < very word they sal«!. I real
tuche she gave a barely per«-« ptihle
"Wha' must von have tbought of I v couldn't I k Ip it.
start. "Come,” I thought, ‘‘ibis is
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Stock Raiser, and by every one requiring an efftcla< Jieve
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isn't im-jolly!” murmured the
growing interesting. She has s«en me al! this time?”
In compounding a solution a purl was accHiently spilhd ontlel.ik3H|
p.:«d o'i •
alt<'fwa d ii was (i«sco\ t-red that the l air mis
"Wl’at must you have thought of n. irso profumlo. "There isn’t a soul
him before,—or thinks she has"
plvl. lv r.m \.»I W»* al on<e pill Illis \\oildri lul pieparatien
i .
\ hiarkvt.iii i •'«i'lH.’ii lias been tin* demand tl.ut ue are now intro’1 ■ m
'I'll«1 voting mini, it will lie remem-l me!” wes her only answer
:iu.«kc out ourselves.”
) it tbrouahuui the world under the name ot Uuetii's Auti-hBd^
jkf
IT IS PbRf ECTtY hALMLEbS AND
ard
lu red, was a seat ahead of her. and
\\ nm a wretch I felt! Was it
"I don’t care what 1 thnught.now
\
SO SIMPLE ANY C HIL D C AN USF -¿^1
!
Lnv the hair over and npj \ tl mixture for a few minubs m
its lie was looking straight la-for«1 it's over.—for it is over.—isn’t it?” m\ iluty to < ««ugh and intimate mv ! I
han dS.pfH'ani aa if by mnpic w it I.out the slightest pain or injut.'» . ¡|
J npplbd ur ever atterwant. ’ i isunlike any other picparation rur vni».
him, he had not noticed her as yet land bis eyes sought heis
iiu.ikcdnesH?
But
I «»at.
would
f«.i a like purpose. Thousands of L.A 1 I * S who have Leenai”
with Icilron their F ' < E, M ( k hi <1 T’M'* attest its menu jre«
iree J /
1 ct old see she <li<1 not think it was
<i! 'NTl I'MEN w ho do not apprcclttea beard or hairon theirr*®
Furtively sh«1 put i er hand on milk«- them uncomfortable. Much
Fnd
a pricel.'ss
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pnc«-i s. boon
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n li in«*
ito- widch
w loch does
dœ er VC1
proper to star«1 at th«1 back of a i th«1 ear seat between them, .1 list IIS Inlier not let them know. "Where rrtceolQubcn's
w! h 11 >liav;ng, b
by
fnt vre pn.v
grow th an nth
utt< r iinisW
imposii '■Ki'
ÂnH linlrin»«"'
5'rendering its futvre
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per bmtl
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mailing
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si-Il«'d (r.cn
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Ulne boxes posture
young mini's head, and that she furtively he eovi red it with his.
ig .oiance is 1 li.-s—’ perhaps you
uuxiTva'ionk S^nd monev or star ps bv hut i with Tull rt’dross written plainly, y
W-'
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n e strctly ronddontlxl Th’* ad vert’e^m ent * is honest ard mi eight fo ward in every " J\ q
ns \\ e Invite you t • d^at ivith ii *» nnd von will find evervtbing as represented Cut tniM'
,
was milking heroic efforts not to do «»ours«* I had diser«1« tlv turm’il
know the r«-st.
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for
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so; but it was no us«» in the world back to t he voting couple, to make
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«-’I -m0"s I heir mends 96 Boole* o' Queen1» An«1-r«'’’
She tiinl to tend, she tried to look them Inipm ; Imt I watched tinnii'
UsM«¿a
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out of ths window, she tried to tii th11 o irr ir between the windows
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sat
a
close hereyes; bin, willv nilly. they 1 of n v sedioli.—to make mvself
wandered buck to th«* ««loud hair happv
Tner«1 was no harm in that
coud
nod the «i nk blue emit of th«1 young I h«>|w». Any I k w . th
were a verv
ni m-
man.
Oi «*•• she got up; Imt h« r pie’ty sight. Thev
were loth of
henrt fnibd her. and sh«1 only to««k I belli
so voting a • d so handsome
down h« r coat to throw ar« und I kt and so Inippv.
happy.
Thev ministered
shoulders
It whs nhsohltelv in to m v ivsf I e’ic sense nt
d mv hit
« redible that she cciild have want m m s- nse at th«1 same time.
••«I it. for the ear was. ns usual,
The m xt thing I heard waswh n
heated tn th«1 point ot suffocation
we arriv«1«! nt X—.
Th«1 young
At last rhe could stat d it no girl was talking, and forgot to
longer
Sh«1 toss» <I her Istok out«»
cluing«1 her voice as th«1 train stop
WHO ARE DEBILITATEDAND SUTT e S^ i ”
III«1 "eat with an iui'ml-nr iiihii •
p«‘«l
from N ervous D ebilit V S eminal
inent. threw hr r coal d«>w ii 1 eriil«1
"Yes." she was saying
"1 real­
«
MONEY
it, and cro-»e«l «o er to the \ oiing
ness . L osses ,D rains .I mpotency oR*i«n <
ly think 1 have done ev« rvthii.g mv
lllltll b M ctlllli.
SI,«- hésitai» « <1 for a
L
ost M anhood . R heumatism , L am > ***
fiinilv coul«l reas«inaldv «‘X >cct
I
moment
Th«1 two « uns w i at« he»l
ACK KinKIFVTDfM IDI cr Mtrrrt/ZM 1OX1FC*W
hav« !>« en away four who’e xeir«-
« mivuuLUJ, l»LnVUUjJl,l--gJ
her with mi« r' -I. <1 honor
Iler I think I hav»- prove«! it was not a
fcMOR? & G eneral III H eal
cuur.ig»1 Aln.<»*t fail«-«l h« r. but »he
hoarding s« liooi whim.
B« sid« s.
the effects of abuses, excesses, worry and exposure. For such
hail g.MH- t«Hi far i«» rc< »•«I«1
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I am of age now, ’— a i«l sh«1 drew In vour
ignorance
of
effects
•| Iwg v»»ur pardon.' rh«» »111*1.
or by excesses, or exposure, you mav have unduly drained your system of nerve
herself up with ti.ie dignit v. AB o and vitality — which is
electricity— and thus caused your weakness or lack of force. If you replace into
"but I can’t I««1 um*takvi«.
Isn't
-vsu-tn the elements thus
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a sudden she l>lush«-»l furioiis'v. strength ar.J vigor will f«»l-
thm Mr Carier?'*
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r he mi ■
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f’-r all other trc.itments
her voice aw if hv had h«iar«l a gho»t
faied. as can be shown bv hundreds of cases throughout this State, who would
«
h«-r "how Ion ! I hav«1 l-een talking
.; -d fr-.m m «»▼ -»f
wl >• W* l ave strong letters l-e.ui , tcstir.i my to their recovery after using om Bb-WXIl.
ami bvfora "he ha.l tlnii»hv«I hr w; b llowcoul.l I!"
on hi» fret loiking at her
t
DR. SU7T
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"Nevi-r mind the pe«»ple.” he r«1
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‘ Mi»a Van Kunn!" h» • xclaiimai
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’ It *‘vex« vi«1 i t«», p-nlnn«ved «-nfl*1
tu in-d, reassiringlv. "They Io >k
• nd »tood there »till lo.’kmg at her . Iwmrvulrnt
» ii'avcd El«? tr,. Si«»neiiHti'-’X«’ \ doct
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I dare say thev are
• «d t«< rnL«x» ... .tciL*, or p'
eagerly.
.h««d
all ready to bestow their blessings "
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