UNCLE BICHARAS DINNER.
which was only assumed when
some important household festivity
seemed to command a correspond
BY MARCO MORROW.
CHAPTER II. (Co.NTlM kD.)
When we rode into the yard, the
others were dismounting. I feltcon-
scioua of Jack’s inquisitive eyes,
but beyond them, on the veranda
was another pair.shiirper than Jack’
Aunt Louisa’s by all that ws»s
wonderful! Gradually it began to
dawn on u.e
“Daisy,” I whispered, “what is
your unde** name?”
“Why don’t yon know? How
queer. Mr. Richard Hilliard.”
"My Uncle Richard!” I erbai.
ing magnitude in all the prepara
tions; sleeves were rolled above the
dimpled elbows, a stray dab of flour
powdered the shining tendrils of
chestnut hair above the foreiiead,
and the usual tender pink of the
cheeks had blossomed into vivid
carnation.
‘There, mother,” she said, plac­
ing a gigantic plum cake on the
table with a triumphant flourish,
“that’s the last! The baking is
done, thank goodness—and now i’ll
attack the parlor.”
“1 wouldn't tonight, dear,” said
“And you are his brother’s wife’s
sister’s daughter ”
“Why, why, let me see. Yes. I
guess that’s the exact lelationship
And are you his nephew Dick, that
is to have all his money ?”
“That's not to have it. I’m afrai I.
for-”
Mrs.
Sunderland.
"Y’ou’l j tire
yourself out. There'll be plenty of
time in the morning.”
“Oh, no, mother. I prominod t ■
I m 1 at church early, to i practico the
new anthem
They all declare
they can’t get along without
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me
And I I bought if I could snatch a
But Aunt Louisa, who had just hour Home lime between now and
arrived with the family, came for­ then, that I'd finish off my blue
ward, and there were introductions silk—it only needs a stieh or t wo.
all ar niml. In t
Julia Hunt said she might Im over
Uncle Richard
after <1 inner, and bring her cousin
with her. Stu- s from the city, you
not a day elder
tored his snntr.
"Don't tell me I have t<> be intro
<1 need to my own nephew,” he cried
and starred twwarM Jack, but Aunt
Louisa deftly pushed me forward,
and I ncle Richard seized mv bund
by I’d a known vou any­
where! He’s a Hilliard all over.
rascal, and let’« have
And into the parlor she went, a
eurioiislv happy light on fu r fice.
W Idle the visitors, including while she dn--t<d t Iv* ipiaiiit old
Aunt Louisa, who reluctantly Jet spilidle ji gged pi mo, and p dished
me out of her sight, went into the the mirror bc'neen the windows
house, I tohi Uncle Richard 1 loved mid rutdied tin* Brass tire do„s till
the daughter of his brother’s wife’s they shone again. Tln n she bro t
sister, and that we wanted to gel oi.t long wreaths of i rag rant ground
married
pine, mid knots of scarlet leaver
Now, do you know," s iid Uncle i and garlanded th* <d<l family pur
Richard, “that
that's
what
1 traits, sod tilled vases and l a.-krts
brought you down here tor ’ Marry till the old room w s *w* et mid
her? \\ hv, to lie sure!”
■glowing an the bower of a for s
Ami so I was thankful after all. ' queen
and nobody had la-en killed either
Perhaps it wa* al! t > pl. ase Jul: i
I t le-s you count Ja< k'* dog.
Hunt mid In * city e.'ii'ic, but I
UY'S MISTAKE.
BY RiMt KAY \FHFOI h
Krom N»
“C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
“ Dear Sirs: A little over a year ago J
had a «welling come on the side of my
neck. 1 waa in very poor health generally
and doctored two
months with th«
family physician
who said my com­
plaint was a bilioui
attack. His treat­ I
ment failed to help
me so I determined
to try Hood’s Sar­
saparilla. To my
great joy, the swel­
ling on the side oi
my neck disap­
peared. I was ben­
I
Mrs. W. It. Mallernee efited for E>y other
Meadow, Wash.
ailments. After
taking three bottles of the medicine,I hav«
not had a sick day since. I for one, rec­
ommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to the a'flic- I
Cures
UUIIUUHI!
CURE.
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I hank.-gi ving Eve in the Sunder
land honit stead, and from cellar tn
garret tl.ialed the d* Iieious odors of
roasting turkey, of chickens done
to a tender cri-p in their own rich
juices, and of a good I v array of pies
of all d ci ion. | nil t ions — F’.ich pies,
teeming with all the odoraof Araby
the blr«t, and they had won dear
motherly Mrs Sunderland a > en
viable reputation through all the
region rmuulatiout.
Ami flitting burilv at her moth­
er h side in the great, clean, ahiqing
kitchen, with light fret and the
wry daintiest, deft. „< little hands
in all the world waa the blooming
lev—“sole daughter of her h**u*v
and heart ”
Over her crimson merino wa*
tied a large white apron— her
rn-irague apron,' ley called it —
sh» had dic.'t it'd th* room w th
wild clemilis v lies, mid still in hei
ears were ringing Ins praises ot
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per evt health. Nervous Cisorders :. ,*
spreading with fearlul rapidii v. An on? t. v
symptoms, ure—Backache,'bhouijness, ,
llanda Hi>d 1 eet, Dizzines , llet 1
Fluuering Sens tiii n, Eai ling, Head ilie
Hysteria, Irrii: liility of the Heart Mi ml
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' There!
I think he will like
that," she said, as she descended
from the chair oo which she had
mounted m ’p irsuing In-r lulmr of
love, and sh <>k of I In- hist clinging
4.Ï ENGLISH COMMENTARY.
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Just tho Medicine Needed.
We believe it will do all that is claimed for
It, if given a fair trial. Both of us ha'>o
used H iod’a Vegetable Tills and are well
pleased with them.” M rs . W. E. M al -
Li iixnn, Meadow, Washington.
N. B. Be sure to get Food’s Sarsaparilla.
SHILOH'S
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ted, knowing what it has done foi me in
the past. My husband was afflicted with
rheumatism and had that tired feeling.
He took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and found it
know that all the while, Imfott
I w ' h ll.lppv exes, were 11 'll’iu
; memories nr Jot Ballon * ndmiri
t lisik* when our cav last sumnv i
York Wcvkh
chapter
This Trouele and a Case of Rheu­
matism Cured by Hood’s.
Food’s
J. America’s Great Danger
doo.oo
Given Away
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Every Month
Causes Glands of the Neck tc
Swell Up
Ami then."
know,and so stylish
she added, witli a rather overdone
attempt at Ctl relesym s, ‘’it ’s possi-
Hood's Pills are purely v. table, and do
not gripe, purge, or pain. Sold by all druggists.
hie Joe Ihilton tu iv be here in th
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“H'm! Joe 1 hilton ” said Mis
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| too much ali-orb« <1 iii her contem
Have you brought any cayenne plation of the e ike to pav strict at­
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he howled when he got that histor­ "And wh»*n did you Imar from 1
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him! '
‘Well, no uncle, not that kind
“till, nut sii.ee lie 1 ft in the sum­
I haven’t " I r< plied, “but if’vou’ll mer.
But he told me th 'ii that he
give me a half minute’s audit nee, I int< n l< <1 to i i » Ti ink -giving nt
hove something more startling than I the squire's, and if hr did, I: '<1 gIV.
that.”
us a call
But, really, 1 must lie-
ml have ’ Well come here | gin at the parlor.''
vou young
it."
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