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It waa a joy |
sistence that soon 6et every gossip s Earth waa beautiful
j
America
’s Great Danger
I/Y'S MISTAKE.
tongue in motion. Many were the even to live.
She made haste to finish her light I
invidious remark« from the other
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BY ROSB KAYNESFOHD.
AM ENGLISH COMMENTARY.
morning
tasks,
and
then
daintily
’
fair damsel« a« to the flirting pro­
>
From New York Weekly
pensities of “these city fellows, arrayed herself for church She ■ > I
Said an eminent English scientist recent i
)
**
The
danger that confronts the great Im ■
* CHAPTER I. ( continkd .)
was
to
walk.
It
was
only
a
mile
I which reached Ivy’s ears; but, too
i
to the person submitting tho « can |H-opie to-day is not the possible
)
most
tueritoriou-«
invention
♦
i,
and
the
choir
had
arranged
to
come
Just then the whistle of the even- blindly happy to listen or to care
I
during the preceding month, i i tion of a wrong financial policy for ,f
WE 8E< CUE PATENTS J nation, or the spread of socialism, or tl
early
and
practice
their
anthem
“
took
the
gifts'
ing train was heard, and away i the innocent child
FOIt INVENTORS, and the > i increase of corruption among public
»,*
object of this oin r is to en- i i .All uieso me bud enough, to be ¿ure
□ courage
went the tired foot, twinking up the gods provided,” and left the once more before service began.
persons of an Invent- i «
ive turn of mind. At the M they are as nothing compared to the ter’ribl
With a light step she tripped
three flights of sairs ’to the uttic, future to take care of itself.
same time we wish to la.press f? na'ional disease—1 had almo.-t said natia. i
crime - of overwork. Ti e mad "h "
the fact that
::
::
a
f
.
delightful
month
it
*
he
narr
°
w
P
ath
*
But
Rt
tl,P
where, throwing her skirts about
And what a c
wealth is set at a killing pace, and thousand'
had picnicked . little gate she stopped suddenly.
It’s the Simple,
her shoulders, Ivy cuddled down in was! ifow they
1
fall by the way every year.
the window commanding a view of frolicked together through the long I trying tv check a frown; for there, > Trivial Inventions
You are likely to bo ono of the vlctin»!
under
the
elm.
behind
the
leafless
llow do we know? Because it is the cxc<"i
the turn in the road by which the I summer days, and strollec through
♦ That Yield Fortunes
tion to find a man or woman < f adult aceK
syringa
bushes,
stood
Alvira
Simms,
I
squire’s open wagon must pass on ‘dewy lanes in the creamy twilight,
—such ns De J ons's Hook
jwrfect health. Nervous Dia«n!?r« L
i
...,i
the
village
dressmaker,
evidently
i
and ub-«,_
Eye, "t-eo
">eo tnat
that" Hump.
Hump," ’
spreading with fearlul rapidity. Ainoim t »
>
its way home from the depot. Ye«, and rowed on moonlit mghts down
"Safety , ___
Pin. ” "Pigs Hl
iu < Lio-<
)
symptoms, are—Backache, Bdiousnt--, (.„ j
Air Brake.” de
etc
ver,” "Air
f
sure enough, there came the wagon the shining river! And then that lying in wait to walk to the church |
Almost • very «»ue ciuice'vcn , I Hauds and Feet, Diazines’, Hot 1 1 shes.
Ó
a
bright
ide*
at
8-
»me
time
or
with
her;
and
Miss
Simms
was
one
□ other. Why not put it in l»rac- v Fluttering Sensation, Fai ting, Head eH
behind (the pairj of high stepping |aHt gcene of 9H! Ivy’s cheeks
3
Hysteria, Irritability of the Heart Melon’
tical use? YUV It talents may ?
of
Iyy
’
s
pet
aversions
Many
a
bay«. Iyy could distinguish the g|owpd at the remembrance of it
>
ho in this direction. M. y ,-
choly, Faili g Nemory, Palpitation, hhoj.
make your fortune, why not 1
•
ime
she
and
Joe
had
amused
matism, Sh it Breath, Sleeplessness, y(r.
Ì)
«quir’a portly figure on the front
She had gone down the garden
try?
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::
:s
::
~
f
vous
Dyspepsia, Sexual Debility, J its, tp."
themselves
at
the
expense
of
those
I
fWWrite
for
further
information
and
'
. I
seat, beside the coachman, and be-' path with hiin to the little gate,
R ev . C. A. C arroll , pastor First 1!; p-i.
mention this paper.
;♦
corkscrew
curls,
and
affected
ways,
I
Church. Yellow Spri. gs, <)„ writes as fj‘> .
bind was a slenderer form that I vy’s and there ur,der tho shodow of the
THE
PRESS
CLAIMS
CO.
j “ I haveu-ed Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervig
and
tones
of
vinegar
sourness.
beating heart told her was J««’» jelm«, and hidden from the house
for the p st six months. I find it acts ]j| e
Philip W. Avirett, Geu. M-jr.,
♦
“Goodmorning,” t-impered Miss I
a chirm on the whole nervous system." 1
But it a little half-jealous pang shot bv
(
bya u cluster
of syringa bushes,
618
F
Street,
Northwest,
f
have not found its equal in giving immediate
W ASHINGTON, D. C. tl
through that same
as she saw
Hiey y had
bad somehow found saying Alvira. “I thought likelv vou’d be |
«ame heart uh
«aw tbe
relief. Dr. Miles’ little Nerve and Liver
coming along, so I walked slow on
tW”The responsibility of i...- .(.iiipany P
Fids only need a trial ami they will recom­
that u lady, evidently young, sat good-by a very lingering transaction
may be judged by U.«- '». t tlint it’ .
mend themselves to be the best pills in th«
purpose to see if I couldn’t have
»lock is held by ovet ..».< tl.i.usand
besiee h'tu. and marked the devot- indeed, Ivy remembered „how he
of tin- leading nc»»i',v«o It. the •) market.”
the pleasure of your company to
I'nitud States.
y-
ed air with which he leaned toward bad }ie]<j her hand in his tight
“ For five years T have suffered from Ner­
church.
It
’
s
a
beautiful
morning.”
vous 1* ostration, I was unalde to work or
her, one arm extended behind her I clasp till all the warm blood came
sl<>« p. The first dose of Dr. Miles’ Restore-
“Beautiful,” said ivy. briefly,
O i th ) I ack of the seat, the other billowing up over cheek and brow,
live Nervine give me relief, and one th u
Siu d dollars would not cover the good it l as
pointing here and „there, though* and her eyes fell beneath his ard­ and she looked curiously at Miss
JOTIN F. STRATTON
done me.”—JOHN MINCHER, Youngs­
NEW TORR. town, (>liio.
drawing her attention to the differ-' ent gazo Then, almost before she Simms as if to divine the cause of
this sudden desire for her society,
Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine is un
ent beauties of the landscape.
knew it. an arui had stole around for they wore usually as distant as t
squalled in curing Nervous Diseases. It
“Some cousin, I suppose,” she |, er waist, «pair of warm lips were
sontains no opiates or dangerous di ugs. Sold
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of
the p des. She fancied an unusu- f
an a positive guarantee by all druggists, or
•aid, to herself, as she went slowly pressed closely, lingeringly,* '»n her
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
I ally malicious twinkle lurking in | Violins, Guitars, Banjo«, Accordéons, Harmonl* Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
down the stairs to her own room. I own.
(.as, i.c., nil Kinds cl Strings, etc., etc.
the seamstress’snaky black eyes.
The apron rnuat be removed, the j •‘Good-by till Thanksgiving, ” he
“I suppose you've heard the
silky braids smoothed i with extra laughed., and was off before she
news?” with a sharp side glance
care, and the plain linen collar re- could chide him
and an air of immense .m porta nee.
placed with frills of dainty lace
Ila hadn’t to|d her in just »Q
“News? No. I’ve heard no news
4
—
Then from its little sandal wood many words that he loved her, but
worth mentioning.” returned Ivy.
box Ivy drew forth a slender chain how could she doubt it? Hadn’t
in her most indifferent tones.
I
and locket, the sole ornament she eve«y look and act declared it over
“
Wtll,
I
don
’
t
know
that
you
’
ll
possessed, and settled it among the and over during that happy vaca
To every person send­
frills with a satisfied smile, Tender tion time? And then if he didn’t consider this worth mentioning.”
retorted
Alvira,
bridling
up.
“
It
’
s
ing
us the an
t of
brown eyes, crimson lips, , a low love her, why that last tender
white forehead framed in 1 nilken icares«, K|M*aking volumes to her an-, about Mr. Dalton—J ib Dalton, you one yearly subscription to The H erald together with ten cents extra,
know. But you used to be so very we will send free a copy of The World Almanac fur 1895. Single copie«
curls—it certainly i was
— a pretty Hwering heart?
intimate with him that I thought m y be ordered at this office for 25 cents
picture that looked back at her
Innocent little Ivy!
from the glass. In spite of fatigue,1 But while «he pondered these perhaps it might interest you to
know.” .She p.iut»d and looked
Ivy wai looking her »prettiest, and I thingi. eight , nine o’clock chimed
Ivy full tn tho face, “lie’s mar
knew it. and waa so glad, for wk« f .............
rom t|10 eight-dav dock .in the
riefl!” she said, and there was a
e< 111d tell hut that he maght come
corner, and with u little sigh she hateful, cruel light on her mean
oyer that very night?
laid ai-ide her “company work,” fave as she watched the effect of her
However, she said nothing to her
® /
nnd took out the blue silk for its; words,
mother of any such expectation,
finishing touches. Of c >ur.«o, she
‘•Married!” echoed Ivy, with wide
lint as aoon as tea I,wan over, with
«aid
to
herself,
she
had
no right to startled eves, “I don’t believe it!”
•ome strip of fancy work, she dr-w
0 H
'expect bin that evening* llecanie she added, bluntly, in her bewilder­
her own little ’ rocker before the 1
home ho seldom «he was »ery fo »1- ment forgetting her politeness.
/
I i«l> to think lie would conn« to her
‘
Oh.
wry
well,
’
’
sniff«
d
Alvira,
and while her swift fingers evolved
A Volume of ever 500 pages ?
I the verv night of hi« arrival, when her nose lit the air, as she turned
the mysteries of satin stitch, point,
It Treats 1,400 topics
the whole familv would be wanting to go.
and wheel«, her happy thought«
( him to themselves. But he would
“Excuse me,” stammered Ivy,
Endorsed by STATESMEN,
went staving over all that brief, •urelv be here tomorrow—Thank«
putting out her hand to detain her,
EDUCATORS and
bright month whan Joe Halton had
giving Dav So «he stitched away, "I — I thought you must have been
STUDENTS everywhere.
spent his summer vacation in Red-
picturing to herself the wide familv misinformed. How did you htr?”
leaf, and eyrrv spare moment of it i
Has Reached Such a State of Per- ¡,?
room up at the aquir's, all the
‘ Oh,’ said Miss Simms, soften
in close vicinity tn the „Sunderland
fectlon That it Is a Veritable
about the
I househould gathered
farm-house.
Encyclopedia cf Facts, Statis- /
I
| blazing w«H»d fire Joe in the midt
tics and Events drought D*A vn
}
Joe, be it known, was the squire's
»
of
them,
'.he
stranger
cousin
at
bis
to
January
First,
1895.
step son Only th« vear before the
side, |>erh qis Again «he sighed—
1895 volume is a whole liora.y
squire had married a daseing,
she was just begming to know that roo,n d«M>r was open, and I saw
itself. One can hardly think
though elderly, widow from the .i,.,
1 — ...
f folding
1
..
, I m.
them coin«
into
the hall
together*
she
was
tired
ami
the
.
..
.
.
.
of a question it cannot answer. It tel
city, with two grown up sou«. One
•
.Then his mother and the «quire
completed rrsa, she went w«arilv ( ran out. and * • 1 • heard - - him
- introduce
all about party platforms, election sta­
of them Ivy had never seen, but
to her room, where she was soon | her as their new daughter. Then. 1
tistics, the new tariff", religions of the
Joe had been in tho habit of pay­
tossing in troubled dre • ins,w herein hi the middle of the laughing, and
earth, population everywhere, state and
ing frequent flying visit« from the
lit seemed that she and Joe again kissing, and handshaking, eome-
government
statistics, occupations of
city, where lie retided, and. as (re-
■ one closet! the door, to prevent the
stood
beneath
the
old
elm
at
the
men, foreign matters, literature, science ;
dressmaker from witnessing their
port said, waa amassing a fortune
gate,
and
just
as
he
was stooping to family joys, I suppoee.”
and education.
It is . . .
fairly fabulous for so young a man.
kiss her the unknown cousin ap-
Of course, he was an olject of
A
TO BE CONTINt Kl>.
eager curiosity to all the Redleaf pear«*d in the guise of a winged evil
ladles, and on Sundays, when he spirit, ami snatching Joe in her
PRICE, postpaid b*, mail, - 25 Ca-NT«
walked slowly up the aisle by his long arms I «ore him away through
the
air,
leaving
h*r
alone
and
sob
­
mother*« «ide. «nd took his place hi
Address THE WORLD, Now York Ci<y
Known
the squire*« great «quare pew, bing with terror
F\Trywfcere
Rut al laat the morning came—
Sold Evrrvwherr.
many a pair of brigh eyes turned to
Grown Evervwhcre.
gate on hi« tall, graceful figure, Thanksgiving morning—with flocsls
of golden sunlight, and the air «o
brown curly h<ad. and dark eves
crisp and bracing that it made oue'a
full ef lurking diablerie
Rut when summer came, and he blood linglt just to breath it. Ivy
MANHOOD
RESTORED!
«.Inert,
"M• Tut« wvndarfnl remady
•pent a whole month at the squire*«, looked from her window with
■«•.»II drain,|OM,,f
Y 1 "»"'••»«w, Nlgbuy Kmmiaaa. H«r»<>»»-
bounding
heart
and
thrilling
pulae«
he had singled out Ivy from the
? • **'
b»<Tlo lnSn-h''?*
«'•Wwo.oplam oratla-
whole bevy of rustic beauties, and In the glad light doubt and misgiv-
»»•» porkev at
« .l Vi" or I- -• nt ieCa,L aarrt»d la
•tv*, w Hiir, „„„Ci.7 “"J J* J*”»- *’»«» • è* onter v*
devoted hintself to her with a per- • inp fled away as if by enchantment.
<lrv«a..t«.
,-,’>Th'T wlT.
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Sold by *R
wrapper. Adder», ft ni » I.M S,. , \ - • Me -
$100.00
Given Away
Every Month
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