East Oregon herald., May 10, 1893, Image 4

“A Year Ago.”
I
| an engagement between them," and If so, I—should have preferrtd toi
possible for von to get this tnngt
beautiful and valuable magazine
perhaps a quarrel? Well, in any remain at home.”
for
nothing duii ig a limited ti-lie
BY CLYDE RAYMOND.
case, 1 bha’n’t rm ntion to her now
"No, it is not a plot, Leslie,” an-
»nlv.
that he is coming. I must leave sweied Fav, d< cidedlv, "for he is
The H e it At D is $2 '>(.) u year an(j
From The Family Story Paper.
everything to chance.”
i absolutely
'
ignorant of your presence
the Good form i‘2 00.
Now We
CHAPTER I.
Soon after she kissed her lovely ¡here, . It is true that, when I asked
make our subscribers the followi.,
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offer, which will hold good as long
“You didn’t know that Grenville guest an affectionate good-night, , him to come, some time ago, J h«»p-
as we run this notice: to all .. ~: d ’ e 8 .
Grace h"d returned from Europe?” and fiitted away to her own room, ed and intended to give you both
linquents who will pav up and one
»91
And pretty Fay Winfield turned leaving Leslie st’Ii in that indolent a pleasant surprise. Butthat was
vear in advance and to all new
phort around and stared at her half-dreaming attitude on the di- i before—we had that talk. Voii know,
s ibscribers, we will send to their
¡Even then I didn’t dream that you
guest with a pair of very wide open yan.
1J. 0. ad Ires.-,, the Goodform “grat­
Lying
back
among
its
luxurous,
' rt-allv disliked him, or I should
is.” ThiB is certainly an offer that
Hnd surprised blue eyes
no one should overlook, and
“Leslie Arlington, do you really creamtinted cushions, still in the have arranged to defer his visit. 1
sincerely hope our readers will
pale gold and black dinner dress she But”—hesitating, with a pleading
mean it?”
< ept.
“Of course I do,” replied Miss had worn during the « veiling,which look in her pretty blue eyes—“now >
Arlington, leaning further back into left bare her exquisitely lovely that he is here, you won’t refuse to
meet him, will you, Leslie?”
.A. j E£:C OFFER
the reposeful <]« pt he of the cream­ arms and shoulders.
Her
dark,
silky
hair,
twisted
in
“Certainly not, Fav, since he is
plush divan, and clasping her per­
a
earless
coil
fastened
with
a
topaz
Wishing to secure as many
your
guest, and I find that my first
fect arms behind her dark, regal
i
newals
and new’ subscription as.
pin,
high
above
the
low,
broad,
hasty suspicion was incorrect,” re
little head. “I know nothing of
1
possible
bef« re Jan. 1st. we have
ivorvsmooth brow; her dark, be­ tu ned Miss Arlington, with a
his movements.”
decided
to
make a proposition that1
“But—you were—that is,” stam­ witching eyes shadowy and sail graceful air of apiiogy for the little should be accepted by every one.
mered Fa v. considerably more em­ with dreams of the past, and her outburst which hail so betrayed The Goodforn. a wonderful maga­
barrassed than usually occurred to perfect, scarlet lips, half stei n, half her. “After all”—with a jangling zine published in Chicago—tie
her, “we all thought you were sorrowful—could you have seen little laugh—“what is it to me? World’s Fair Citv—if you have^
her so, you would not have wonder­ save that I thought you were trv- I not seen it you cannot appreciate,
engaged, don’t y«»u know?”
♦ how nice it is.
“Oli, that was a year ago.
ago, ” —
re- ed at Fay
- Winfield’s extravagant ing to play a trick upon me, you I i Notwithstanding it is only a year
worship of her beauty.
wicked little Fav!”
turned Miss Arlington, languidly
1
I old it already outranks many of
“
A
year
ago!
”
she
whispered
be
The
young
hostess
went
down
to
| the oldest and most popular maga-
lilting her magnificent dark eves
j
low
her
breath
—
“
a
i
war
ago
I
w
as
welcomi- her guest, and later Les : zines of the world.
until they gazed with matchless
! YOU ASK WHY? Simply be-
sang front straight into the still all in all to him— —or fancied that 1 lie m -t him
I
cause it is published to please the
But there was nothing in the people and not the editors. In fact
wondering blue ones before h< r i was. Oh, God! what happiness
“A great many things can happen was mine! How the world —my I ! politt-ly formal greeting oetwt en j any information of high character i
world—would have stared in aston | th «■in to excite surprise or gossip, that will tend to make the people-
in that lime, you know.”
wiser better and happier, always'
ishment
could it have looked into | among those w ho witnessed it.
I
“And it wav a v»-»ir ago that he
JAMES R. WAITE,
finds a place in Goodform.
•proud
Leslie
Arlington
’
s
’
heart
and
went io Europe,” n im rked Fav,
i Fortunately for the two estranged i
Manser
of Waite's Celebrated Comedy Co,
It has no hobbies and does not
Premium Baud and Orchestra.
t loughtmily.
“Knowing you r beheld the absolutely childish on« s there were several other visit-1 take sides on any questions except
Dr. Mile» Medical C,., Elkhart, Ind,
av< r.-ion io having your private af­ dreams of love and faith which it ors at the house, so that there hab- | those of honesty, justice and purity.
You will remember the condition I was in fire
ago. when 1 was afflicted with a combin*.
fairs pun is bed to the world, I a! fondly harbored—dreams that he itual avoidance of each other passi d i Its eighty pages are filled each yearn
Uon of diseases, and thought there was wo hi «.»
month
with
serial
and
short
stories
,
ran
me
1 tried all kinds of medicines, and score«
win s in a^ii e I his going abroad at destroyed. But it did not know — unnoticed, excepting bv Fav, her­
of eminent physic lane. M y nerves were prostrated,
¡of
th««
highest
order,
select
and
i
producing diziine-s, heart trouble »nd all the ills
ti at tin e siinpit a scheme of your it does not, and it shall not!” anil self.
that make life miserable. I commenced to Uk«
choice
literature,
poetrv
song
and
I
And even she appeared not tol | art
own to eitide the gossips, but I see the dark eyes flash«d defiantly.
DR. MILES' NERVINE
I "And this story of him that Fax
and In three months « w*a etRne-rtv co» re.
Matters
of
dress.
Woman
’
s
now. On, Leslie”—with a burst of
lu
mv travels euch yean, when I x-e the thousands
s«’e it
For. guessing the truth as!
of physical wrecks, sunering from nervous pros-
h.«s
just
told
me
—
can
it
be
true?
’
Sphere,
l!o..,e
Decorations,
Bodilv
her charac eristic impulsiveness—1
- . —
tration, taking prescriptions from
the days went, on, she wisely decid-j
fl
local physicians who have no knowl-
Grace and I’eantv, Conduct and lol
For a long time she lay there,
■
■
edge of their case, and whose death
“how could you help «-arcing for
'ed to leave her two favorites in the; Character, Health—The Nursery, Is certain, I feci
like going lo them ana saying,
yielding
her
heart
up
to
sweet
and
-acv Da. Mii.cs- N irvink ano st curio — I s
him? 1 used lo think you were
hands of Fate.
'Our House Affair«, Plants and mv
profession,
m m
where there
ere so many su all 1
r«
fferers from
just mn<ie for each other. 1 am so hitter memories of the past, and 1 One bright lovelv dav in the lat«>; I'l,,wor® ’, Practical Amusemonts, overwork.men
w XV m ■ 1 a™
tai proslra.
haunted by some strange, subtile I
etc are ably discussed each, tion and nervous exhaustion, brought on by the
.
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. ' etc
’-'« •-<«!.,
s rr .’
character of the business engaged in, I would
1
autiini
the
little
partv
started
out.
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.
“1 here is nothing lo be sorry for. premonition that, whether for good for a long country road«, — - 1 month bv editors who are thor ugh
which pv pngp.j OI1 these departments of J S
mv ih-iu. ’ Lesin answered lightly, or ill. Iier life was not yet free trum stretched out bevond the town ]jfp
as a sure cure for all suflering from these cauMW
J amxs B. W j UIS.
though sue knew her face was the tangled web which that tarn« where purple and gold and <-r’rn»<’n j j
Of
course
von
want
Goodform,
j
Bold on a Positive Guarantee.
grow n g pal , ano* ciiniiged iier posi past bad woven about it.
of flowers a> d fo’iage still mad ■ everybody does, and our ariange D r . MILES' PILLS.50 D oses 25C ts .
it
wus
by
a
sharp
«Hurt
at
last,
tion a mile to t-riog ii more in tin-
wjth no-iit with the publishers makes it,
that she threw ull the mysterious the lills a««d valleys gav
shadow,
■‘.Miniv m » u wouluii't
I
heautv,
have two I e«>p«.' marry meleiv lo i teeiing and remembeted the lateness
1
During the walk there WPS min<
Verify to«- predici ions ot their' if the nour
V
|
laughing
and jesting over th«» trll
"How unutterably silly I am
friends Y \ u«i ci,n sec lor yoiir.>«-it
.-h«- exclaimed, a look of intense ','b' accidents i which befell them; I
1'-. t omp-iinding ii .iulioti a pm i wan >cc5,*prniy spilled on ti ♦* I.:«nd
that 1 am nol n< a. It r ken, and he
I I nt one real quite violent fall over
un i (»a .\ aixlihig .dti*iwa.d :l was d.seo'• rod thu’» tnt*
wax . tn.
.-corn
of
herself
swi
eping
across
her
pli«**iy fni •««.»} We at once put ihi* a «»D'L- i -1 tn pic|«.tra(it n (■i>’l;-*
—ne was no mote in earnest in the
u-arkvl
a«i-<
so
great
haa
been
th«
deiitao
t
tor»:
we
are
row
i
’
.in
din ir-y
proud, du; k face. “It is all «.ver j * ^'.ne, which was hidden by a pil e
it throughout the wurld ’■ Merihe nan’ < i Quet n’s ALai.iti»'
matt« r than myself”
i f IS PLrtFECTLY hARMLEcS AND
of drifting leaves in her p ith, bro’i
SO SlNIPLC ANY CHILD C AN Ufr i
“Ab! ” ejaculatt d bay, slowly, and done with; what a fool 1 am Grenville Grace impulsively to Les
I.nv rhe hair over and apj 5 U n noxtuve for a few minute* ».•
■
Ami
to
forget
that
fora
moment!
ha • di appt-km aa if by inngic v itLuui the stir hti s’pa’D or iuj . •' ' i
a dill «•rent e.xpt« .- moi i Dawning on
a«
piu-.t
or
ever
after
warn.
’
i
isuulike
any
other
pi
ej
a
’
ati<
n
e\
•
’
•
lie’s side to ask if she were hurt.
I
t -j a like purpo*»*. Th«»u>i,i«<is of J.A 1' I ! S v»ho have L«.en ap »« g .
her tail, pretty me- “'1 hen that I would not have it different if 1
v. h h ii?,ir on their F ' CF. >• I'< K hi <1 A VM*» attest its ir.ei-
“N>»t in the least, thanks.” she
t'XTI I’ M EN *hu do not Appreciate» 1 •••rrd or hair on t
could.
lleigho!
”
—
with
a
sleepy
accounts fur------
• it «! a pj - icf !? ss b«»on in <'uepp\ A i»f :-P ait i».«' * 1
d»a •’
Tra.
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M
*rk.
Ui
it
shaving, by rendering it* ftiirre growth mi t»:D r-n «■(-
answ
*re<l
coldlv,
turning
awa
r\‘‘‘•''yf Q it eii’s Antl-Ilahlne |1. prrb«,itl'*. sent In w»fet’ n’ailirc box. *- postage pt.’d i.y us <bi • 1
“For vtiat? * .-¡nd Miss Ailmgton. vawn—“1 wish that Fav had not
irosi»
ohvrvat'on).
J ‘»ud rnonev or rian
"
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r.S
by D i • r with foil cthhoRR w mt» ti plainly. ' '
from him with an indifference that sp » -.lr.i
'./. ......
a v “*/’
rnnfM«»ntial
' ..¡'.J Th** adv vrt srtn«*ni is bi nest ned straight fo aerd in every v <
as Fay paused md< tli oii< I», as said anything ab< lit him.”
!
i*.
V,
’
e
invlt«
voti
t>
«1*»a!
with
u*
sud
v.»n
wiil
find evert tling ns rrort-sorK «1 but tins« t;i a
Certainly, after that evening. seemed only too real.
id t -dfvr.
’
'«1«!rr IS
eunr-fCAL CO.. 174 Parr Street, CINCJFFAT!. O
’* *
though lost in mental speculation
• roiir l^tt»'f a» any P«»st Ofti-'*» to insure its safe deliv- ry. V» • m ii! r«».v S' O»t for at j ca *
-«»<>»• •i!i”h • «xt i'tj’try :o nnv pn «»Ivoer. Every bottle grtiiira :»1 ced.
Fav
did
not
mention
nis
nam<
“
How
yon
hrte
me!
”
he
exclaim
on the subject, and the I.tiler gav«
?’.» l p I ¡H —To *Ad»c» who in’rodne«' nn«1 w«»11 nmong their friends ?5 Bottlea o^Queen’s Anti-I
r ’ilftL we will proa?-.! with » SILK DRFH3. 15 yards best a-Ik Extra L atcc Bottle aad aamm-a
»•«1 with passionate b t’«-r'e«s. ‘ Bn'
an involuntary little start at lli< again
. .««Ajft&LJ
uclect item bcdl With older. (Joed Salary or Commission to Agent*-
On
the
second
«lav
after
Mis«^
some
day,
Leslie,
you
wifi
kn«
w
sharp, strained acc« tits of Leslie's
Arlington's arrival, how« ver, a new that yon have been unjust.”
Hute like voice.
Coiner
alighted fr«-m the dogcart
There was a look in his blue eye“
“Why, for the host of ruiiioi b
which
had
been
s<
nt
to
the
station
a«
lie sp"»k«‘ thosa last wards, th
which have be« n «Iritting across the |
ocean convet tiing bls attachment to I t< r him—a tall. fi«i«-ly built mill. | WOI)|,| have thrilled her to the heai
who lifted a ' and '<■ e 1 ut rather j in I hose d i'8 g» m by (ah! did •
a lovely ami high born ‘ndladi’ ov« i
there. You know I am will ac liioguid coin viianc«« toaaid the| not thrill her now?); but her o 1
windows above litio in a inomeiit answer was a mocking sniil-' <U V
qmiilit«-d with si-vi-ral of his must
ary surv«-y la-fore il-e gr a- hili the red lips. and a fln-h of i ’cred­
intimate friends and thev havej
d.»««r was open«*«! to d nit Inn .
ulous scorn from the w itching dar
t.’hl me, but th«’ stories serine«I al»-;
Disease commonly comes on with slight
L sl.v mlingtiin. tiuppeiill-g to eves, as she abrontly left him an
suit! to me. and I only la“gh« d at
symptoms,
which when neglected increase
glanc«- from pne of -h -se witoiows hasten« <1 to join the oil era who we e
them
Now. how« ver. since you
in extent and gradually grow dangerous.
say th« re was no thought of air at that instant, sud i nly drew back a little way ahead.
If yow SUFFER FROM HEADACHE. DYS­
as though some <>i <- I ail shot her.
PEPSIA er INDIGESTION. .
.
. TAKE RIPANS TABULES
B< fore returning home the part
ciigag»-uici.t I «‘tween you ami him,
Her lovely face Was as white as made a det1 ur tor the purpose «>
If y«« ar* BILIOUS. CONSTIPATED, or have
1 begin t > think the report may be
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snow, but tin* i.ext ii.om« nt a deep visitii g an ol 1 ruin« d church whirl
a true one. after all ”
If jonr COMPLEXION IS SALLOW, or you
crimson llu-he«! it. and an angry h d its irnmn’ic legend.
TAKE RIPANS TABULES
Leslie Arlingti’n made no reply
SUFFER DISTRESS AFTER EATING.
light blazed in hei dusky «yes.
in words, but a slight half-mocking
Tliev spent an hour or two ex
For OFFENSIVE BREATH and ALL DISOR­
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Sin* turne«! to Fay. w ho was just
DERS OF THE STOMACH. .
.
.
laugh rippled rotn her lips, a more
ploring it. and it was quite dusl
approaching the win«h»w.
Ripans Tabu/es Regulate the System and Preserve the Health.
discordant sound than Fay had
when a* last th y start <1 home
“Is this a * plot? she asked, with
ever heard flout th« tn i«etorr.
ward.
EASY TO TAKE, QUICK TO ACT.
such Coni hallterr in look Hhd 30
RIPANS TABULES
“What is it. I wonder? she th«» t
Th« i had gone fully a half mil
«a«./V
ydacr
of
SAVE MANY A DOCTOR’S BILL.
«•« nis that |H»ot Fay shrunk ba< k in
A COMPLETE
ii little cloud of d.«appointment set
w h> r they, for the first time, miss
Sold by DrunriMs or sent bv mail on receipt of price.
conbterr.ati >n “M ,i.» I ii.vi e I In-re
MEDICINE CHEST Box (6 vials), 75 cents. Package (4 boxes), >2.
tling « n h« r white, girlish hr« w
el Les te Arlirg’on from ainon
F«r Frre ’‘»■plm »ddre*«
« m J wArm/J b* trpf for
him
—
for th«* purpose of mi «-ting
wie m rvt ry /amüj.. •
THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO.
“('an it It that she dislikes him?
their number.
TO SPRUCE STREET.
NEW YORK.
—h« r face Middcidv bright« mug Mr. Gicnvillr Grace, whom I just
below
?
(
to
be
coxTTxrrv
]
saw
si
Ual'I'g
Ol:
l..e
rttps
h is lb« !« n-ai’.y b««-ll
Utolin— Ol
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