groaned;
WHAT CAME OF IT
pected no better, si^e said,
CHAPTER 11,'.
are you going to dor”
“What can I, Ju? I’d
“Exactly, Ju; I am a ta-gger.”
“A beggar! No, Tom,”cried the
down, dear;
with bitterness
speech he toll her.
T in not surprised, Tom;
From Hearth And Home.
girl, incredulously.
‘■«Something very
and
only that needs money,
of
1 ex-
“What
emigrate,
an I I’m
a beggar?’
“A hundred and fifty a year and
I'll tell you all about
Hardmeads would he better than
like.it.
Sit
it.”
that?” remarked Ju.
Juliet May,», her hands clasped
‘ And digging and delvit g.
he
on her lap, her lips firmly set, lis
exclaimed, bitterly. ‘' l’hink. Ju,
tened attentively to the recital,
of th«- life I have been accustomed
When it was ended, she naked,
to.
quietly:
“I do think of it,” she answered;
‘‘Well, Tom, are you going to ac­
then standing by him, resting her
cept it?”
baud on his shoul«<er. c«>ntinii«-d
"Accept it!” he ejaculated, ir.
seriouslp: “And what enrfit I ave
dignantly; “ m mt decidedly not.
yon derived from that life of inti« •
What fellow woul'l?”
lence ;.nd self gratification? To it
“What, then, do you intend
it not
you have sacrifice«! heahh
doing?”
What
self respect occasionally,
*‘\\ hy, I must push on as 1 cart
go- <1 has this existence f i-! 1« n- s
until I can g«-t something to do
and pleaatire done you?—don« o«x'
I've heaps of friends. There ar»
one? Like honey it ha« draw n about
lots w ho will help me.”
votia swarm of gf-lfi-h wa«p«. w i «.
‘I’m glad to Itear that. ’ said Ju,
the honey consumed, hav« -1 -
•!
quietly.
you
What is there «I -gr -f
11 »
“Oh. ves, I've no lack of friends; ‘digging and driving?'
blit, of course, i-ven then life Will be
“When Adam delved and E» o -p ir
an awfully hard fight at present.
the gentleman?'
I tn so confoundetlly -utiu-eii to Where was then
work;
therefor«- I «-¡ni’t expect you
Ev« rv night « f pl a«u ’ C
w < ;i k e ed
t«> lose all th«* best of vour youth. muscle, viliat« >1 t lc- vit il fl ii«l.
Ju, waiting t-ir me to make a suita­ Every spade of « 11 h fumed
ble home—it would la* s< Ili It ami strengthen mimcle, will bring
<1 tsLouoralil«-
I rclt-as«- you
II 0 d I I
I herefoie, I rep« at. the health you were mining.
trom our «-ngiig«-- ten, Tom
I t««ld i ou nf er
F a i i 11 r O
The H erald is «$2.50 a year and
rdllUlV«
HO Jr TO AVOID IT.
The epitu.pl» on many a tombstone is
“heart f iilure.” No wonder, when we con-
-ider tiie immense strain winch is pat on
th -t siaallorgun Marvelouau.-» it i -,b,-ating
loO.UUO limes ana exerting a fo.,e«qual to
5,184,000 po m,is daily, it lias its limit—its
emlurance often is loo severely tesled. So
common are di-e.isea ,-f tlie iiearl—though
often for a CoHshlerable time without the
sii'picieiis of tiie aiilicted- person being in
tlie iea-t exci ed—that it is stateil that one
perxoit in four ¿««a a bud hearll Dr 1' ranklin
Allies, of Elkbar , 1 id., has for siars made
a special study of all diseases of the heart,
anil his remarkable success Lus ma e his
name a familiar one in all parts of our Lind.
He I ias found the most c «inmon symptoms
of heart «list- -se to t j>ain,«/ixL<.<s or I- inter-
nr»» ir the chest bar/;, »I'lmnch, ll aels, lift
ehoulder and nrm, shortness of breath, smother-
nt'j up 11 k . Jaintin'l, etc
.Mr. George R. Smith, of B rm’s, Yates
Co., N. Y., writes: — “D r . M iles ’ N ew
H eart ( cue Inn worked wand rjully tm
mnid and b idy s « I can do a i;oo<l dni/'s work.
1f < I ten years
r and lake mon- interest
in ati.uis. 1 Lad shortness of biea'li, palpi­
tation, pain under left shoulder blade, pain
ar "tud the heart, 1 could not sleep on my right
site. Since 1 lave taken J>r. Mihs’ Nut
Heart C‘U I s'rrp will, dial hare no palp la-
ti"ii. It Ims ma le my heart strong r. I wish
von would print this, because I want a 1 to
km-w what If . Mdesl Heart Cure has done
for me. ’
“ For months my wife suffered with p’lpi-
t ti , sm ituering sptlls, ami was m.al-le to
slee > on her left side. She tim-l several
d-xtors without relief. Your ll"'rt «
was lecotnmend'-d.
After taking Hi e-
b-tiles, she fully »ecoveicd Imr h--:dili.
Yetir niedlcin« * do what you cliiim ' t r:
CUHI-TM AN, Tol« do, O.
Dr. Miles’ New Cure for tl.a Ikm . : SOM
by all dr'igtrists on a p sitive guarani,-e. It
is rate, agreeable, eff.c'it'e, and dors cure.
1 >r. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
the
Goodform
$2 00.
Now
we
I2G
PER MONTH
! make our subscribers the following ---------
! ofi’er. which will hold good as Ion. I
n
our
wn ocautv
, . all
ii d-
J .
as we run this notice: to
made easily and honorably, without eani
I iiiKjUents who will pax’ up ai d on« t:d, di.ring your spate hours. Any ut m
vear in advauce and t» all new xvonian.boy, «»rgu-i cun do the w«u k 1, p.t
-ul « ri'e«,rs. we wjil send to their ily, without experience. Talkiiu ua
necessary. Nothing like it for mem T
P. (> ad Ire.-!-, the <1 odform “grat
linking ever otfered before. Our work« ¡-.
No time wasted ir
is.” This i- eertaii.lv an oiler that always prosper.
n<> one should i>v«ri- <>k, and we learning the business. We tench you ;n
a night ht>w to succeed from the tir «.
«ir.erit-h hop« out readers will ac- hour. You can make a tri d without < x-
pen«e to yourself. We start you, fin-iii: >
everything needed to carry on the busi­
ness .successfully, and guarantee you
against failure if you but follow our
simple, plain instructions. Header, if
von are in need of ready money, and
If
want to know all about the best paying
business before the public, send us you'
You Think"!
address, and we will mail you a docu-
” any kind ol a crop will do. then “
p.r.v kind of s-etls will do; I ut lor
meat
giving you all the particulars.
the h*-st results you should plunt
I Y
TvlUE & CO., Box 400,
Augusta, Maine.
FERRY’S SEEDS,
Always the liest, they ««re recognUe-.l «.-A-
the standard everywhere.
U»
. Ferry’s t-eeil Anntinl W the most Á <
A Important book < f the kind | uie
B ilshed. It is invaluable to the ÍS3
E sa
planter. IVe send i’ lì -■<-.
IT PSÏS
I). M. FERRY & CO.
-S-IM
DETF’TIT,
Mich,
L
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/BP
DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY 1
THE BEST AND
IS THE SAFEST
INVESTMENT
I EVER MADE.
Maybe you think this is a new business,
semimg out babies on application: it has been i
done before. however, m.i iif-v-r have these
furniabe - been so near the orig'nal. nmj le iu
this one. Everyone will exeiuno. " Well 1
that's th“ sweetest baby lever awl" Tins
i “-f e oi riv«
liitl- black nn-l-whi'u «--::•
you beta faint idee ol the-v«luLit«-<oi
V
■ «*"' A**' /
"
■
-
There are e-nglo retail shoe Btorc» in our l.r <?
cities which sell 2,000 pairs of shoes a d:iy,ma: in
a net profit of $250,000 a year. \Vcsell shoes h-- .
but we sell a great many pairs, the clear pnui; >
» >
tiii-nt
hat! t«*s e«l your friei d■ I wou'tl de
o-.tr ladies’, misses’ and childrens’ shoes i«.- ; I
t -n cents a pair, and on oar mens’and bo. ’ i
He Spoke O'.lf
ei<l«- whether I would acri.pt
1 > cents a pair. XVc shall establish shoe fl­
ench of the fifty largest cities of the U. S.,a: I
liber'v or not.
a sob would en
I h i ve < r •
they
■y sell only 3l>0
300 pairs of shoes a day th-
th< y v
«.irn
n $>25,'
$>23,' 00 a year. Wc should be able to p:-
at the end. Tot
Wbile y mi were leuding that li
, :rly dividend of $5.2'<asharr,orovcr.70p<-r«(: :
a year ou the lnv< xtinci.t t. Wes« III'.IOstool: --.I -
gaiety I would n >t we«l
once, not tw ice.
iiuut incvhably bcint.ch t
OU
i share. The price mas
than $'0 a share. No stock has cverljcen er
me
own
it.
1
f-iire«l
to
t
rust
-
-ss
than
this
price,
v. hich i.i i: i par value. 8:
“Thank you,” aimw« i» d .I u ; “but
t-on-asscssable. Incorporated. Capital $1,009,U .
I’M A DAISY.”
I
.-' crept
X'i'c have over 1 ,L30 Etoc'-hoiders, ar.d the nun.l < r
suppo-Hig I could not accept re happiness in your kt epi L'.
which we propose to send to you. transpor­
i«increasin 'daily. Some of tho principal stocl.
tation paid. Tut! little darling rests against
aunt
Jo
’
s
term
“
,
and
”
she
h.
hl
1er
holders
arc : T. 8. V.’a:: - g. N. v.: I. J. rotter, E- -t-: :
leas«—that is, at niesi-nl? Sup
JVU
a pillow, and is in tha net <.f drawing oil its
N. X. Ilecil. Jr.. Chicago; J. 1!. Cal:-, lx :l. Chii-ago; '• •
pin
.
sock,
the
mateof
which
has
b<
en
pull«
d
l<ava::augh.
Little Bock, Ark.; I. II. I!!c h. Chicago: J. I
posing I prefer to wait. Tom aw I hile? strong white hand“ to lit »i
oil ami tlun? aside with a t.iumphant eoo.
Turu-.r. 1’hilw: B. Harding, N. Y.; li. -I. 1’ayne, Bat.
Cre-
1
«.
Mich.;
F. P. Ilullcttc, Arcade. NX.
l
’
he
11
-sb
nuts
are
perl
oct,
and
tbeey«
s
follow
I can't In lp thinking there is a be vour wife when y< u pl-
XVrite for a prospectus containing the names ot
you.no «natter wli -re y«.t stand. Thcexqui-
our
stockholders,
etc., or semi an order for dod:,
si: re «reductionsof t'..is greatest painting i»t
“Y on!” li«- sprang up
bright future in »tor«* lor voll yet.
enc'ounff coshier'9 check, cadi or mom-i < r ■ •
Ida Waugh the «no t c. lebruted of mo«.crn
Orders taken for one or more Bharcs. Price, C-W
painters of baby lile arc to be given to those
At any rate, I shall not d«*ctde tin amazement, staring in her strong,
a share.
who <ubs ribe to Demorest's Family Maga­
zine for 180& The reproductions cannot be
brave face, incredulous «if Ins h ar
til you have teste«! y »ur friends.”
t >l«l front tlie original, which eo»t f tOO. and
Aijents U'anleii
are the same siz? 17v.’! inches'. Thcbnbyis
"1 here's no fear there, Juliet,” ing. “Mv wife on a humin d ¡md
lite siz . and absoiut ly ItfeHRe. We have
also in preparation, to present to our sub­
he answered, his spirits elevated bv fifty a year!”
scribers di ring 1893, olfiei- great pictures by
s-p-li
u t stsasPercy ‘ ornn.Maud Huni| h i y,
“Y’our wife on that or h si», as
her refusal to let him go. ‘ If you,
l.onis Deschamps, rnd othei-sof w< ri<l-wlee
'-'OU WANT INFOrtMATtOM ABOUT
r-n nvn. Take only two exiin-«>tes of wl . t
dear, will give me hope. I’ll woik; long as von can prove voir Il' a
we .1 id 1 irii r th ■ p is «ear, "A i .mi of ian-
Mes,” and “ X. Wuito I « use < rvhitl” by the
nmn, not a being whose on«* aim
uh. by Jove, won’t 1 work I”
w-ileof Pi-esi t“nt II; -risen, u« «i you wul sec
wh it o'ir promises 1 «■:.««.
YVi-liing t > “< cure as man ■■ le
An hour later, when Tom left life was pleasure. Let us go tol
i'li is > .«lie s ili< ril-e lorDcmori- t's Family
XI rr rzine for 1 ’>3 wi;l y< ssess a - ;-. 11« «y o «-.-’.
Juliet Mayo to begin ins search for liar«! meads; you tdmll dig, I will nouais ami i«w stila ri| tino im iiuidto works of : rt <-t i rent vnl.o , I esidi s a
i possii le bifore Jan. lst, we hav.
XI i razine that c.r not b - etpiuled I y any in
a means of livelihood, his step, as tie up scarlet runners, weed (ho im
the wo: Id for its l--.ni« i«l lilnstratfons an«l
«l«-ciib «I t<> ui.ike a propos 1 on th t su'iji-etm tter.th rx« ll I < c|-cv< iy< tn- post­
n letter or «---st 1
---v
paracus, if necessarv. We Will —
his heart, was light, an«l lie «
on all the t >««i « of the «lay, rnd ali the
Till’ l-RFSS C1.AT51* < «»TIP IM.
«h m d T>e ae, epted bv «very
« very «>i <•. ed
f t 1 • un i tiderc it items < I inter« st al out the
JOHN WEU ) .KBtlRN,
- •
Te’’
for thus we can—l>«> li ippv.”
litimined a liurh-s«|ue «littv
h ci;-hoi 1, iie-i'l s fn - i .lung interesting
p. o. Bo.-» -Ada.________ W ashington d . c .
The 1 ino«l foi n a woudei ful maga
re
«
linr
matter,
b
‘
.
h
«-'■
ve
ami
gay.
for
the
Y'ou—vou would do this. Ju?” zine published in Ch cago—the whole tamily: rr I wh !■- De in or«-.-t's is not
rr.NsioNS pRtxn’HEn for
i wo months later, Im»« ver. the
SOLDU-RS,
WIDOWS,
n’t
, Its f shion pages are per-
“For you, Tom, becaut-e 1 lov<* Worbl’s Fair ( itv—if VOU lui Vi af.ishi
clouds hail «1« 8,-einii «1 m.>re blm-k
f<- -t, an 1 wo -rive y m, frrr of ro.-.-«, all the pat­
CHILDREN,
PARENTS.
Also, t - i- “,.r, — ¡«¡-il’or, .■isa'.i.dtn- • .tv ’
s yon wish to u -o during the year, and
ly than ex« r 6«oUt |l( n.
heaps you; but you would not hiiv«- re not seen it ' on cannot app ec ¡ite ter
dntv in me i-eirulnr mny.rN-' «inc«- ,
,
in -n. size you eli
Send in y< ur sub-
Snrvlv >r- of
- liul e; war- id llvW t > 1 i~-
how nice it is.
s." in-l«»n nt or.ce. onlj S2. an i you v 'll realty
thi-irw-i.n
.«•».
>:..v
intltl-.l
Oldnndre;
-t.-I
<U.
»»
vt friends up, hi whom h< had r< li< «1 nouneed pleasure anti’idlem ss for
-v -r s m cable. Ad lrosstln- pvblis’« rr.
«• snecl 'lrv. 1 nousands i utltk-'i lo ‘d;.
....»
Not w i listami i ng 11 it* nidi a vent g XV. t .lenning.s
Demorest. "> I’a<t Ittli St . New
Send for new laws. No charge for auvicv. -
li.oi dw nulled down to units
It mv, eh?”
X'
a
’
,. It you .- iv iim.-ijiiainteil with the
old il air« adv outranks lullin' of
until sucecMfuh
Magazine, scud 10 uc«...« t->r„ sjiecimeu copy
V« I)
DEXTER SHOE CO.,
OFFER.
“Bv hentcit! Ju. I would—that the oldes’ and trust popular maga
zio•>« of the world,
is
—
I think I could ”
or will) what facility they invent« «1
*' I’li'.t tloiiht is honorable, Torn
« xcus«-s when he applied to thviu
Y
oil
cannot trust vo'irs« If and sc.
lor help
Their inlltieiic«* liad dis
tin
appeared, or. just at th it part « uhir would m«t dee« iv«- inc,” -tn- r«-nia k-
w as mjirv« luiis w h< re
they found, I
*T->tn
moment. w«-r« in quvei street th« in I ed. in b< r firm clear t.<e«-s
slmll we go to II iri’ui- ¡.Is-’"
►< lx i s, «-tc , et«
-ml intimtum
" To «1 v— to ni"rr««w!” h.' i-rh- t
It is wiitulriful how < n-xeiM» of i
fortune, w hen Itom good to ba,I, . in e X <-i t««d I v
M I ml . t«» 11 ii ¡1 ml <L ' v« o »
creareH mir
our
eeii.-il i v«-n« sa
and
' I'o «lig, <L I Ve, till«! <-.« 1 I
k now h dge
mu n
l .onh id ¡earn
ge «»f
of nm
e«l hm I«
at the S, l.llol
-t «' x it’ll I««- m-ee«»>iirv, lfot.’v
F< r th it
p rieme, and it ua s :i Laid one l«> mv w -, .liiz
Ile bat over (he tire hi Ins rooms,
\r<- von t- I «• Tu t« -I'’
pale, tull of n n tcnedne«.., tlu- Inx
v - ar is hp'fgmie •v I
o i
uriea h I m > u ( him h «>1 d ihii |«peared
ng
nft«-r
the
!'
«•-li po' a ,«f
havitig hoi tu I« « oi>x vrted into
tt-is great.
leird c.mh
lie wa» bm ie.| in « ««I
w ickc<l « i ’ * — It 1!« n«-«*, |i xur
< nough r« tl« «■Don. w In -i tii< •«lour
h I: i yiiig l «< 1 < h ) y a« th«
’.«in *”
opem d »« nit « uv • nt« r» d
It » .is
” By 1 i ven, n« •.dear, f 1 « a 1
lullet Mayo, ••.ihn and .
IS if It
y««U
wife
Ju,’
lie < KC u I h ' i Ml.
rtatiir jimt st« pp* d fruin it" P'
« ¡1 • «u-st 1 V
You min t- u-t u.e ' •
de«ta«
* L«-t me look Well ill’,» 1« ur
d I'otn. i V« «*, 1 'to
T- rn
nilI«’ Hll.tl «1
“Yes, <!r-
■ •Il her .« - lin «' X ' 1 tdiitg
her li »u 1 « ' I'« Mil.
ftlt-V *
' Y.
1 «1-» frii't \ «»it—1 !•«> 1 ; r f. . r —
day, so to (
1 il'll H 1« ip p V W 1 -llrtU
\v o 11 i *• u
Will. I’ll e y m-r 'life ”
What in w»?
(Tu■ HE « u XTIM-i't I
1.1
• I - « k«‘ t
"« t’« r timi hap| t«-r.
pia«-- m .... dform
«bit
efi not
except
. I I itv.
of ho • s1 v. justie 4
tgh.
j tig--“ ari-
• licit
ili with se-iiil ain! short stones
a- hig'ii -t or«|« r. select and
• lite . ture, p «ctrv song am!
:t - lui b
i
«1«!
<>«
> i« S
ress.
Worna ’s
or itions. B< d V
, Conduct ai d
—The Nursen,
■s, Plants and
A mus -iiiniit ,
disc.iss. d ea •
i
t unr
(Yr
F o iv
« t
«
;i« ---t
1‘ !•
Ille
HlSf
I »
Uie*e
Do You
department ol
Disease commonly comes on with slight
symptoms, which when neglected increase
in extent and gradually grow dangerous.
If you SUFFER FROM HEADACHE, DYS-
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.
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TAKE
It you ar« BILIOUS. CONSTIPATED, or have
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