’ for hi* po.-itiou.” she Slid to her j
frankly and hone-tlv for
his big I lite eves iiik 1 curling yel ■ ».-If. "Hiid ill will come ot it;
low hair, lamenting him when lie i the tir-t liHtidsome m »’• s!t • meet
inni will tak>- her fancy. Poor Edmond!
died as her "pretty Frank;
husband
Edmond s Grandma
Ilem.atH '« .Magatine.
CHAPTER[
In tho V o«f C'J'
wo Alone ow
• whv niu-t he choose ti lieHiity? Ot
Edition's gramlmother leaned later, when hav’ng laid aside In r
. our-e it ’viis mil irnl; I ut what h
Lack in the pretty bamboo rocking- crapes and worn violet- in h -r flat«
da i.get mi» t hi ng to »1..—w hat a very
chair so tastefully decorated witii ami at the lu lls ot Iter IHark -ilk
dangeroti» thing!’’
»•rushed strawberry
rilibmi.
ami frocks f««r some tone, -he had ch«>»en
>|ie »tood long before the portraits
another
husband
lor
the
same
qual
slar«.*d at him in utter amazement.
of
tier ' pretty Frank” an I her
"I catiimt la-lit ve mv senses!” ifications. her fa nil v had.metaphor
"handsome 'Villiam.” and sighed;
she said, after a pause.
"A'ou ically. howled in chorus at h«-r de
ns
she kissed her ugly grafid“oii
thiti't mean it, Edmoml! Etigagid scent in life. William tirade hail
I een left bv his parents with "tile next morning—he ba i t o ub i why.
to Stella Sherwood!”
However, as time "..re o'>. Mr».
"You like In r. <lo you not. grand-, store” on h>- han i«. and was too
Grade
etiuld not but acknowledge
imi?” iiiipiircil th«- 1 o(.||¿ IIIHII. idle either to attend to ill • t'll*Hi»-»s
‘ A i ti Liv« n’t. tak« n oht1 of t ho-c or take to another. He tiad roused that the c.itii-e of true love run very
ca>p. No I
imi« > soiling tli-hkc- to her that himself Sllflidentlv tn make love -moothlv in Edmond's
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women so often have for each to the stilish little widow who had
smiled at the handsome "lazv-
»it tier?”
•’Don’t lump women. Edmond.” Imies” aero»» the counter as she
said I is grin (limither, "they are not asked for letters, and »he had ac
doubt
Aliss
Sherwood
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her letters the old lady saw a new I
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if they cc:
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afford aCUliLl
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’ our HtJ'ie
fREATMF.lJl.
• r.;,n. i. h.h'v j
geudscaied., post pent, ¡
fora I;-.■.-.-■fl t;.r.. o',< r-'.- jt
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f.o.ls,nn’d-.ancei ■ j« rp. .f.
cnco thatT”i
b.1', i.v-1 v
tie .voio.'.^c,.
si'ccss"
/ -'‘■/..Vi t
/’•i A'i-t'M.i i ( ei'FF.
’v«A>
pr<
new ;
light it. her lovely eves, ami
cept.<1 him as soon as he proposed. »we« tn. ss in her leatitifnl smile.
all the same, bv anv means.”
"Pei ¡taps she see» hi» virtue«.”
A mad thing to do Fimdla.”
"But. toil like her?” persisted
she
»a il to herself, "and all will be
someone
had
declared.
*
William
the voting man
I Grade, even as a slmpke» p»*r. is well j fter all.” It was as though
">be is very
nothing io boast of” And she had she I ¡.d said. "In th¡- case a mir-
answer. <1. "Ah, but he is something ieal n av be |» rformed;’’ but her !
to look at, v u know.
You can’t confidence grew as the summer
denv that ” Her heart was fired gliibd ou, and when Edmond’» vis-j
(¡ra. it-. "amt h r
>i< h. an- n fit < d
g< ou girl.”
"Ai d
pretty." -Hid
‘ pretfv I’m -lite
Edmond —
Mustang
Liniment
l.v Id» great black eyes, his curling it et ded ami he went back Lack to
black hair, his drooping mustache, the citv, she wras quite readv to
ami that fine chili with a dimple piomise to be good to St. Ila Sher I
in the center, and at least she was w< <d for her graml-on's ►ake.
1»
"She is i eaUtiflll!” replied Alts
G-aci*. slmij.lv.—pelf etlv beauti
lull”
And now Stella came Idti-h’tig •<>
’ Ami inn km>w of m.— no pr VI- con-istent. She admired her HCC-
mid
l.uslaml
continually,
from
the
•
he
office to receive her 1« ver’s let
I
mis affair <>l Hie heart? ’ ask. u I lie
dav
when
she
l.-canie
mistress
of
ters at hi» grandmother's luiirl»,
loung man tatb> r aiixion-1v.
the
low-hung,
uncomfortable
little
at.d
they grew to be jfreat frici ds
"Not I. -ant .Mrs Graefe.
rooms over the store, until ’he hour aid a*l was well; thin I )< i< ' « t
■ Then win—’ began Edmmid.
"N< ver mind. One mv be sur when, having done all he could ’o brought a party of young men to
pris'd without giving offense. I ruin his worldlv pm-pects, he the hotel, at d an ot.g-t th* m »he
hope,” -ant t la* grnmlmoi her; * ami dodged an indecile old age by go most I eautiful vc ut g man that Al is.
1 trust, m.' tie ir Etiumml, that ing to sleep in a hammock, one Grade's o!d ei • s »v« r test« d ti| on.
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generations.
‘ o r'.cdicine chest i.> complete without a bottle of M ustang
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ill druggists and dealers have it.
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rai.iv evening when his wife hap
A cs, actually, -he could I ut < on-
Then It.. \ partid tor the night, pened to be absent from home, and fess that neither her") rettv Frank”
tile loi ng man i cing on a visit to c .telling a col l which ended ill tmr Imr "hat »!►» me \\ illiam” had
In. grai iimi'tlii r. ami E<I11<111<I puz- pneumonia. His photograph hung compared with him. Hewasa-ort
zid himself ovi r the question of upon the parlor wall, beside that of .fill-idem A|<do; the-mile on the
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the old Indv's - irpri-e at his en of his pretty predecessor, ami Mrs. marble lips of the Gm k god with
i oil’ll l e hai.pv ’
gagement. Until lie s|. pt, while mix
n-tv tor ner graml-tin kept AI. K
Graeie awake half the night. ami
► he lipeattlf to In r-elf. over nini
(»racie s; oke of him as "my hand which we are so familiar te-t.d on
some William.” ami continued in his; not a feature bu’ was perfict,
h< r old age to keep the store that he was just less than six f. et in
had s<> horrified her family.
h'-igbt. bor the r< »t. his air. hi«
It was for the sake of her fine -t> p. his features, his finely modeled
hai ds. were admirable.
The vil
is ling thing that .-la* ace. pt.-d him! tie- that the pos’-otlice had been
lage
girl»
rtt-hed
to
the
windows
allowed to remain there; for
—such a young oi-autv a- -he is
to pe.-o l.etwien the curtains when
I bough Alts. Graeie -fill kept proprietor of the tine new store Oll be went by; their walk» alwa.s
I
1 lie stot'e at d | o-1 othi e in the viI the hill would fain have
bd th< lit past the liotel. amt I ||cV
luge at the fool of \\ Intel, j. Aloim honor ami emoluments of t he otlice. m-ver wot«' th»-tr -.«••■mt < «-r li«l *
on the».- occasion«
Evcrione who
tain, as her second Inisl-aml had Nou she was regularly appointed
cam»1 into tlx-store impii”. d of Airs
postmistress,
and
the
store
was
itoiie I < t. re In r. she wa- liv no
I Graeie it she t.ad se. n "that splen-
mean- t e in n n iimtieai nhl coun made pretty, if not renumerative. <1 id Air. A rliu^t. n.” a inf t lie 1« tiers
try woman that one might have ex ami the old ladv liked to chat; ami ttddr« -»■ <1 to him. mostlv from N. iv
p. cti d m see teliiid the anci.-nt her wntte putfs. her tiny widow’s Aotk. n» te. tor most pint. ii;ladi«-’
Immlii rituig.
counter <>r peeling mtn the tun pine c.ip of the Marie Stuart p itt -rn, her
(To RE coXTON'l EH.)
pigeo||-ho|> s wliiei constituted the rosv face, and her Idacw y.-s. made
■ ■ver again.
... . v A SOVERY JtyACClDE
‘It i- tlie most astoii*
In r that made men in New York, but he had m ver seen
-ai. "She must hiiiv been a beimfv auv old woman, ain where like his
mice
Ai it it dei d -he had l.ecti; charming little gr.it linn)*her. For
and ill her n i'lif. -line -|.«> eho-e la r part, she halt l«>nkeii for his re
her tir-t «I >11. I.eai t >■ I a I I t‘» II the turn. written to him constat.tl .
one great de-idelatlim of life, lint watched for him as though lie ere
tor won t* 11 old i . Lilt tor men as w el I; her lover instead of tier grand-»* i;
ami the »• er« ; of I er a-tmii-bment and when he had arrivid -he h.-d
Ila m with lilt- glasses.
Mrs
Graeie feiit.d it haul to nc
lierself to th* sc facts; I ut -hr
grown tr« n ei d< mly fond ol
*m>ml. amt dvlighttd in bis
liras with a pretty wife
ener. and desired lor him all
Hit hers« If had marricil at the
ami now-—•
•Rr of "txtvrn, cl.vMwing her voting
' < IT th* gi-’, lias accept« d him
1 bat she feared tor Ina future hap
th* hatroverand apj y tl » mixture fora few minoVa rMH
han d'‘ 'rp’‘:irs as if by nirph * hLoin the slightest painorinji mnaat
aj pi it <1 or ever afterward. ’ i is unlike any other pieparath
t ■; a like purpo-e. Thoiisui.ds of I. Al I ! < who have teen
v. i(h h iir on iheir F '
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weakness
have ugly ” Thcte win* no den vu g it :
main led th-.t ev. ti a vouiigbeaiitv their w a* not a ll.'lll'l-om«* point
*0
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?
Hardly auitme Would
sation; but certainly no one could
decían» lie wa» haml-otm-: and this
little «d.l gramlmother. a« we have
saiti, thought so mu-h of bemitv.
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MENI V2LIY ARE YOU WEÆBL ?
an air ai>oul
lit the engag. incut «.f Stella Sher- sutleie«i otic of the frightful dis p
wo...| to her grandson was that lie point luelits • f her life, for he had,
was. tn h> r estimation, so verv.verv a» she said to herself, "turmd ot t
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and u o
otlice; tor though »Iw wa- »eventv. mane one t. el as though she were
ami had ot tlived tw > hiisbamis. mas.iiierading l>« hind a counter.
four children, ami till her grand- not te.dlv "keeping shop. ’
Edu...ml was proud ot I)-. He
« In dren hut Edmond, »lie was -till
straight, alert, and active and with had lived in London, in Paris, ami
Ugly.
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